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AI Delivers, Investors Reassess November revealed investor nerves, as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both slipped and the Dow eked out a tiny gain for the month from a good last day. The big tech and AI names that have carried most of the year did the heavy lifting again, but this time with more mood swings. Several leaders dipped early in the month not because anything was wrong, but because investors suddenly seemed to realize that expectations were possibly unrealistic. Meanwhile

Still Rising, Still Risky U.S. stocks climbed again in October, powered by tech’s relentless momentum and a wave of new AI announcements. The Nasdaq rose 4.7%, notching its seventh straight monthly gain—the longest streak since 2018—while the S&P 500 and Dow set fresh records. Nvidia’s market value topped $5 trillion, and Apple and Microsoft both crossed $4 trillion. AI remains the story investors can’t look away from. Tech continues to dominate. From chips to cloud computing

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