On February 4, 2026, traders are working on the Nasdaq.
Adam Jeffrey | CNBC
Stock futures fell Thursday night. Amazon Stocks fell following the results, and investors hedged their bets as the broader market fell.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Futures Lost 168 points (0.3%). S&P500 futures Although it decreased by 0.6%, Nasdaq 100 futures It fell 1.1%.
Amazon.com’s stock price fell 11% after the e-commerce giant reported earnings per share that were slightly below analysts’ expectations and told investors it expects capital spending of $200 billion this year. on the other hand, reddit Shares soared more than 3% after the social media platform announced earnings beats, strong guidance and a share buyback program.
Thursday night’s moves come after a rough day on Wall Street, with the market once again mired in tech stocks. High-tech oriented Nasdaq Composite The decline was approximately 1.6% due to the following factors: Qualcommwas 8.5% after the decline in profit.
Software stocks continue to fall iShares Enhanced Technology Software Sector ETF (IGV) Lose another 5%. Software sector funds have fallen more than 11% this week, marking their biggest weekly decline since 2008, amid growing concerns about the threat posed by artificial intelligence to the sector.
of Dow and S&P500 Each fell 1.2% in Thursday trading, with the latter set to lose money in 2026, along with the Nasdaq. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has been mostly flat this week, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq have fallen about 2% and 4%, respectively. The Nasdaq is having its worst week since the tariff-driven market crash seen in early April.
“I was a little nervous,” Farcrest Capital Chairman Michael Farr said on CNBC’s “Closing Bell: Overtime.” “People are really nervous and talking about when it’s going to collapse, when it’s going to collapse, how long is this going to last?”
The stock market fell along with other asset classes, showing widespread risk-off sentiment among traders. Bitcoin It fell 16% overnight, dropping below $61,000 at one point. The sell-off in silver, a volatile trade that has recently become popular among retail investors, resumed on Thursday.
Investors will be paying attention under armor Revenue is expected by Friday. The closely watched nonfarm jobs report, previously scheduled for Friday, will instead be released next week as the federal government shutdown ends, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
