Thursday, November 5, 2026

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Results reported that day

525 companies filed results with the SEC.

• Steven Madden, Ltd.SHOO
• Hyster-Yale, Inc.HY
• Vontier CorpVNT
• Consolidated Edison IncED
• Kvh Industries Inc \De\KVHI
• Accendra Health Inc/Va/ACH
• KLX Energy Services Holdings, Inc.KLXE
• Barings BDC, Inc.BBDC

Offerings priced that day

1 final prospectus filed on Form 424B4, which covers first-time listings and follow-on offerings alike.

Filings from the SEC's EDGAR system, which is public domain.

1. Pre-open outlook3:01 AM ET

   US stocks surged Wednesday, with the Dow booking a 1,500-point gain after Democrats gained control of Congress, though Jim Cramer warns investors may be reading too much into the post-election rally. Qualcomm reported weaker earnings guidance as memory shortages weigh on smartphone sales, while E.l.f. Beauty raised its full-year guidance on a 51% sales increase. Attention turns to Friday's US jobs report and the Bank of England's monetary-policy decision later today.

2. Midday check12:01 PM ET

   Stocks are under pressure Thursday, with the Dow tumbling and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq dropping on a sharp tech selloff, led by Qualcomm sliding 9% after its earnings. Barkin said he sees gradual rate hikes ahead. Attention turns to Friday's US jobs report for the next catalyst.

3. Closing wrap6:31 PM ET

   The Nasdaq 100 posted its worst day since April 2025 and entered correction territory Thursday, as Nvidia and Qualcomm each fell more than 9% in an AI-trade selloff that also handed tech shares their worst day since 2020. Tesla and SpaceX together shed over $420 billion in market cap over two days. The Bank of England raised its Bank Rate to 4% Thursday, and attention now turns to Friday's October jobs report.

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   Tesla and SpaceX together shed over $420 billion in market cap over two days, as the 10-year Treasury yield ended Thursday at 4.84%. Attention now turns to Friday's October jobs report, the next test for rate expectations after the Bank of England hiked its Bank Rate by 25 basis points to 4%.

AI-generated as the day ran, from the data of each moment; corrections keep the original one click away. Informational only — not investment advice.

Headlines of the day

1. 3:01 AM ETWhy Democrats' sweep to power in Congress sparked a broad relief rally Wednesday — MarketWatch
2. 3:01 AM ETDow books 1,500-point gain, stocks soar after Democrats gain control of Congress — MarketWatch
3. 3:01 AM ETQualcomm stock drops 7% on weak earnings forecast as memory shortage weighs on smartphone sales — CNBC Earnings
4. 3:01 AM ETEuro zone inflation hits 4% for first time in three years as interest rate hike looms — CNBC Economy
5. 3:01 AM ETPrivate companies added 86,000 jobs in October, slightly higher than expected, ADP says — CNBC Economy
6. 3:01 AM ETGerman defense giant Rheinmetall cuts outlook for second time in months as military contracts stall — CNBC Earnings
7. 3:31 AM ETQualcomm’s stock falls as twin forces pressure sales — MarketWatch
8. 4:01 AM ETDow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 soaring in final hour as Wall Street reacts to blue wave — MarketWatch
9. 4:01 AM ETOil prices are in freefall, with Democrats’ sweep ‘rewriting the Iran playbook’ — MarketWatch
10. 4:31 AM ETNintendo Switch 2 sales plunge 41% as price hikes and memory crunch bite — CNBC Earnings
11. 5:33 AM ETWhat was really behind Wednesday's monster rally? Trump quickly making peace — CNBC
12. 5:34 AM ETToyota's rare combination: a stock-market rally after lowered sales guidance — MarketWatch
13. 6:01 AM ETFigma sinks after earnings beat as company prioritizes long-term growth with AI changes — CNBC Earnings
14. 6:31 AM ETWorld's largest olive oil company plummets 19% after rivals agree to takeover deal — CNBC World
15. 7:01 AM ETE.l.f. Beauty posts 51% sales increase, raises full-year guidance — CNBC Earnings
16. 7:31 AM ETBank of England hikes interest rate for the first time since Iran war, warns inflation will near 5% — CNBC Economy
17. 7:31 AM ETWendy's rejects takeover proposal from Nelson Peltz’s Trian — CNBC
18. 8:03 AM ETHere's what the Democratic election rout could mean for the U.S. economy — CNBC Economy
19. 8:03 AM ETWhat the Democratic midterms sweep changes for U.S.-China relations — CNBC
20. 8:03 AM ETInterest rates could go ‘significantly higher’ if oil prices keep climbing — even if the Iran war ends soon — MarketWatch
21. 9:36 AM ETDow opens higher after big gains, but Nasdaq falls on tech struggles — MarketWatch
22. 9:36 AM ETChinese AI lab Moonshot turned to Europe for Nvidia Blackwell access amid U.S. China curbs, sources tell CNBC — CNBC World
23. 10:31 AM ETDow tumbles, S&P 500 and Nasdaq drop on sharp tech selloff — live updates — MarketWatch
24. 10:31 AM ETQualcomm slides 9% after earnings, leading postelection chip stock sell-off — CNBC Earnings
25. 11:31 AM ETDemocratic sweep puts crypto on defensive in Washington — CNBC
26. 12:01 PM ETMicron, Sandisk and other AI stocks are falling hard: ‘Investors don’t like uncertainty.’ — MarketWatch
27. 12:01 PM ETDemocrats to probe JPMorgan's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein when they take Senate control — CNBC
28. 1:03 PM ETWall Street's fear gauge surges the most since April. Why traders think it should be even higher — CNBC
29. 1:03 PM ETIs this ‘the big one’ for the stock market? Wall Street weighs the tech selloff. — MarketWatch
30. 1:36 PM ETBloom Energy’s stock is one of the S&P 500’s biggest losers amid fears of data-center delays — MarketWatch
31. 3:31 PM ETDow off 1,700 points, Nasdaq sliding 5% as broad stock selloff rocks Wall Street — MarketWatch
32. 3:31 PM ET‘Musk selloff’ deepens as Tesla, SpaceX combine for $450 billion two-day wipeout — MarketWatch
33. 3:31 PM ETAfter tech-stock rout, October jobs report could bring relief — or more pain — MarketWatch
34. 4:01 PM ETAs Nvidia’s stock heads for bear market, bargain hunters see golden opportunity — MarketWatch
35. 4:31 PM ETDow ends 1,800 points down, Nasdaq slides 5.5% into correction as stocks plummet — MarketWatch
36. 4:31 PM ETTraders flock to Treasury market for safety as tech-led stock selloff deepens — MarketWatch
37. 4:31 PM ETRetail traders dump the most stocks in a single day since Covid sell-off — CNBC
38. 5:01 PM ETTech stocks log worst day since 2020 as carnage comes to the AI trade — MarketWatch
39. 5:01 PM ETElon Musk's Tesla and SpaceX lose over $420 billion in combined market cap after midterms — CNBC
40. 5:31 PM ETMagnificent 7 loses $1 trillion. The most eye-popping stats from Thursday's tech stock plunge — CNBC
41. 6:03 PM ET'Musk selloff': Tesla and SpaceX combine for $456 billion two-day wipeout — MarketWatch
42. 6:03 PM ETNasdaq drops into correction territory — here’s what typically happens next — CNBC
43. 6:03 PM ETAfter tech-stock rout, October jobs report could bring relief — or more pain — MarketWatch

**What has moved markets this week:** Stocks soared Wednesday as Democrats' sweep to power in Congress sparked a broad relief rally, with the Dow booking a 1,500-point gain. Tuesday saw the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 post gains while the Dow slipped nearly 200 points, with the rebound attributed to climbing tech stocks. Oil prices are in freefall, with Democrats' sweep "rewriting the Iran playbook," and the 10-year Treasury yield ended Thursday at 4.84%, down 6 basis points from Wednesday. **Today:** Tesla and SpaceX together shed over $420 billion in market cap over two days, while the Bank of England hiked its Bank Rate by 25 basis points to 4%. **Remaining this week:** The US jobs report (nonfarm payrolls) and the preliminary UMich consumer sentiment survey land Friday, November 6.

AI-generated at that day's close, from the week's data to that point. Informational only — not investment advice.