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So AMD, Uber, and Novo Nordisk all got hit pretty hard back in early February - their earnings reports basically tanked the stocks. I was curious why the market crash happened that day, and it was mostly these three companies disappointing investors. AMD's numbers were rough, Uber had some headwinds, and Novo Nordisk didn't meet expectations either. Funny how earnings season can just wipe out entire positions in a day. The broader market felt it too, not just these individual stocks. Makes you think about how much hinges on quarterly results. Anyone else notice how fast things can shift when earnings don't line up with what people expected?