The Nasdaq-100 has entered its third correction of the year. October’s tech selloff has carried into November.
Rising doubts about artificial intelligence stocks are driving the decline. Investors are questioning whether the sector’s rapid gains can hold.
A correction means an index falls at least 10% from its recent high. The Nasdaq-100 has now hit that mark for the third time in 2025.
October’s “tech wreck” is still weighing on markets. Selling pressure has persisted rather than easing.
Some analysts now ask whether a bear market could follow. A bear market requires a 20% drop from recent peaks.
The index remains below its record high. Heavy losses in major technology names have pulled it lower.
Investors are watching upcoming economic data and earnings for direction. Rate expectations also remain a key factor for tech shares.
