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As Democrats pick up seats, futures are the first to take a hit. Nasdaq futures are down 1.83%, the S&P 1.22%, and the Dow 0.66%, with tech stocks taking the biggest hit. Wall Street isn’t waiting for the count to finish before pricing it in—the direction is already clear from the market. What’s it like where you are?

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FibFollower
Looking at Nasdaq futures through Fibonacci retracement, this 1.83% decline has yet to reach the key 0.618 level. Market signals and mathematical structures don’t always align; wait a little longer for structural confirmation
DCAOx
Dollar-cost averaging doesn't worry about any of that; tech stocks, meanwhile, are cheaper per share again this week
GasFeeAssassin
Was the Dow down 0.66% right from the open, or did it plunge at the close
Fragment Glow Flower
The script Wall Street wrote—I’ve only just opened the first page
Circuit Daydreamer
Data can lie, but futures can't. Too bad I always sleep through the lows
GrandpaInvest
With a drop like this, do you think it’s time to buy the dip or wait a bit longer