What about all things crypto. Give us the update there. >> Yeah, so we have seen that crypto has been I'm going to pull up the chart for crypto uh here.So, we've seen that uh Bitcoin had gone this week down below briefly below the $100,000 level. And we spoke to 10X Research, which is a Singapore-based uh firm, which had predicted back in October that you would see Bitcoin prices going down to the $100,000 level. and their main researcher is saying that uh Bitcoin because of the big move that we saw, the de ...

Market Trends & Analysis - Bitcoin experienced a pullback, trading above $100,000 but still down around 20% from record highs [1] - Analysts attribute the slowdown to whale selling, where long-term holders sell large amounts of Bitcoin, putting pressure on the market [1] - Concerns arise as October, typically a strong month for Bitcoin, performed poorly for the first time since 2018, raising concerns for November's performance [3][4] Whale Selling Impact - Long-term holders sold 400,000 Bitcoin over the past month [2] - Long net sales from long-term holders exceeded 1 million Bitcoin since June 30th [2] Potential Catalysts & Risks - Compass Point suggests $95,000 as a potential support level for Bitcoin [6] - Lack of liquidity due to the Treasury general account not being drawn on because of the government shutdown has negatively impacted Bitcoin [7] - Potential tailwinds for Bitcoin include the government reopening, strategy going into the S&P 500, and positive legislation in Congress [7] - Risks include the potential for a further leg lower before going higher and more hawkish commentary from the Fed [5]

Welcome to Yahoo Finance's flagship show, The Morning Brief. I'm Ally Canal. Let's get to the three things you need to know today.First up, US stocks bouncing off session lows. Futures slightly higher after a sharp tech sell-off that wiped about 500 billion in market value from chip stocks in the socks index as investors grow more cautious about lofty valuations. Crypto is also taking a hit.Bitcoin dropping below $100,000 per token for the first time since June. The sell-off has somewhat eased, but it's sti ...

Group 1: Stock Market Overview - US stocks are experiencing a rebound after a significant tech sell-off that resulted in a loss of approximately $500 billion in market value from chip stocks [1][5] - Futures are slightly higher, indicating a modest opening in the green across major indexes [5][37] - The tech sector, particularly chip stocks, has faced pressure following earnings reports, leading to cautious investor sentiment regarding valuations [1][5] Group 2: AMD Performance - AMD reported strong third-quarter earnings, beating estimates across various revenue segments including data center, client, and gaming [3][7] - Despite the positive results, AMD's stock fell as Wall Street had high expectations that were not fully met [7][8] - The company raised its revenue guidance for Q4, but investors were anticipating immediate revenue impacts from recent deals with OpenAI and Oracle, which will not be reflected until later [9] Group 3: Bitcoin Market Dynamics - Bitcoin has dropped below $100,000 for the first time since June, down over 20% from its record high reached a month ago [2][22] - Analysts attribute the decline to "whale selling," with long-term holders selling approximately 400,000 Bitcoin in the past month [23][24] - The market is experiencing volatility, and there are concerns about whether it has reached a capitulation point or if further declines are possible [25][27] Group 4: Consumer Sector Insights - McDonald's reported strong sales growth, driven by the successful reintroduction of the snack wrap, with same-store sales increasing for the second consecutive quarter [14][15] - The consumer landscape is showing a K-shaped recovery, with lower-income consumers facing challenges while higher-income consumers remain resilient [16][17] - Cava's same-store sales growth has slowed, and the company has lowered its guidance for the year, indicating pressure on younger consumers [19][20] Group 5: Company-Specific Updates - Novo Nordisk is cutting growth expectations for its obesity and diabetes treatments due to intensified competition, marking the fourth forecast reduction this year [33] - IBM plans to cut thousands of jobs as it shifts focus to higher growth software and services, despite positive investor sentiment towards its software business [34] - Pinterest shares have declined following a weaker-than-expected revenue outlook, raising concerns about its advertising business growth [35]