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Lollands Bank sees AI fundamentals intact despite stock market selloff

By Public Technologies
  • A November 6, 2026, market analysis recommended maintaining investment strategies despite a sharp selloff, citing resilient earnings expectations.
  • The S&P 500 fell 4.4% Thursday, wiping out about $2.9 trillion in market value; Nasdaq dropped 5.5%.
  • AI-related chip and memory stocks suffered most; an AI-memory index plunged 12.6%, its worst session since its 2020 inception.
  • Semiconductor earnings-growth expectations for 2026 have risen about 25 percentage points since June’s market peak, challenging fears of a bursting AI bubble.
  • The US 10-year yield remained broadly unchanged; credit spreads widened to 3.4 percentage points without signaling systemic stress.


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