Big tech stocks showed mixed performance during the night session on August 5, with an overall corrective tone. Alphabet's GOOGL.US led the decline, trading at $364.45 in night trading, slightly up from the previous close of $362.43. However, looking at its regular market session, the stock fell steadily from an open of $383.34 to close at $362.43, representing a 5.09% drop from the prior close of $377.65, with weakness continuing into the night session. Meta Platforms META.US traded at $588.45 in night trading, down 0.05% from the previous close of $588.77, but during regular hours it fell 1.77% (from $600.455 to $588.77), touching a low of $580.12.

Tesla TSLA.US traded at $321.64 in night session, essentially flat with a 0.03% gain from the previous close of $321.55; the stock showed weakness during regular hours, closing at $321.55, down 1.77% from $327.35. Apple AAPL.US demonstrated relative resilience in night trading, at $313.31, up 0.74% from the previous close of $311.00, extending its post-market gains. Amazon AMZN.US traded at $273.26 in night session, up 0.22% from $272.65; the stock had fallen 1.73% during regular hours, dropping from $281.59 to $272.65.

TSMC TSM.US traded at $412.00 in night session, down 0.48% from the previous close of $414.00; the stock opened at $419.32 and moved lower during regular hours to close at $414.00. Among leveraged products, Tesla 3x Bull TSLL.US traded at $7.78 in night session, slightly up from $7.77, while Google 2x Bull GGLL.US traded at $114.91, up 1.29% from $113.44. Overall, the big tech sector entered a consolidation phase during the night session following broad corrections in regular hours, with investors awaiting further earnings reports and macroeconomic data guidance.