The AI sell-off compared to well-known stock market crashes
A Kadoa insights page compares the recent AI-led stock sell-off with past market crashes.
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A Kadoa insights page compares the recent AI-led stock sell-off with past market crashes. As of 6 Nov 2026, the S&P 500 was 6% below its record close set 6 Oct 2026, the Nasdaq was down 11%, and US chip stocks (PHLX Semiconductor index) were down 36%, similar to their Covid-era fall. The page notes that most historical 6% S&P 500 drops stopped before -10%, and it compares recovery times across indexes, including longer recoveries after the dot-com bust.
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As of 6 Nov 2026, the S&P 500 was 6% below its record close, while the Nasdaq was down 11%.
Source: kadoa.com ↗Stored source-based brief · key point 1 · AINewsIQ paraphraseUS chip stocks were 36% below their 22 Jun record, roughly as deep as their Covid-era fall of 35%.
Source: kadoa.com ↗Stored source-based brief · key point 2 · AINewsIQ paraphraseOf 56 historical S&P 500 falls of at least 6% since 1928, 30 stopped before reaching -10%.
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The page places a recent tech-led sell-off in long historical context, which may help readers gauge its scale relative to past downturns and recovery patterns.
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