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Wall Street's favorite stocks are in their worst slump since 2010: Chart of the Day

S&P 500 stocks with the most analyst Buy ratings are in their worst relative slump since 2010, underperforming less-favored names for much of 2026. This decline is driven by a tech sell-off as investors question returns on massive AI spending. Nasdaq-100 futures recently tumbled nearly 800 points following weak earnings from Amazon and Intel. Intel specifically suffered a 30% collapse during a brutal week, with its stock falling 45% in October and another 8% on a Monday after forecasting revenue $1 billion to $2 billion below estimates.

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  • ✓ S&P 500 stocks with the most analyst Buy ratings have underperformed least-favored stocks for most of 2026.
  • ✓ Nasdaq-100 futures fell nearly 800 points.
  • ✓ Investors are questioning returns on massive AI spending.
  • ✓ Intel's stock fell 45% in October.
🛡️ Source Corroboration: 13 independent reporting domains (90% confidence) ⏱ Read time: ~2 min

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Nasdaq-100 futures fell nearly 800 points as Intel and Amazon earnings triggered a broader tech sell-off.

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  1. Wall Street Favorite Stocks Hit Worst Slump Since 2010

    S&P 500 stocks with the most analyst Buy ratings are in their worst relative slump since 2010, underperforming less-favored names for much of 2026. This decline is driven by a tech sell-off as investors question returns on massive AI spending. Nasdaq-100 futures recently tumbled nearly 800 points following weak earnings from Amazon and Intel. Intel specifically suffered a 30% collapse during a brutal week, with its stock falling 45% in October and another 8% on a Monday after forecasting revenue $1 billion to $2 billion below estimates.

    Why it matters

    Analysts spent 2026 heavily favoring the AI build-out with Buy ratings. The current shift suggests a market reckoning regarding the actual profitability of AI investments. This volatility contrasts with a rebound seen among Michigan automakers.

    What is confirmed

    • S&P 500 stocks with the most analyst Buy ratings have underperformed least-favored stocks for most of 2026.
    • Nasdaq-100 futures fell nearly 800 points.
    • Investors are questioning returns on massive AI spending.
    • Intel's stock fell 45% in October.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Wall Street favorites have lost $5 trillion.
    • Alphabet experienced a record plunge.

    What to watch next

    • Further quarterly revenue reports from Big Tech AI investors
    • Updates on PC upgrade demand and component costs
    • Performance of non-AI focused S&P 500 stocks
    Sources used for this update (13)
    1. CNBC — Nasdaq-100 futures fall as Amazon and Intel swoon after earnings: Live updates
    2. CNN — Wall Street sell-off continues as investors question returns on massive AI spending
    3. CBS News — Tech stocks crushed as Nasdaq futures tumble nearly 800 points
    4. MarketWatch — The selloff in tech stocks is shifting into overdrive
    5. Detroit Free Press — Big Tech's AI bill comes due, but Michigan automakers see a rebound
    6. Yahoo Finance — Wall Street's favorite stocks are in their worst slump since 2010: Chart of the Day
    7. Bloomberg — AI Enthusiasm Is Collapsing and Tech Earnings Just Made It Worse
    8. Seeking Alpha — Alphabet’s record plunge, Intel’s 30% collapse: tech’s brutal week of reckoning (GOOGL:NASDAQ)
    9. finance.yahoo.com — Wall Street's favorite stocks are in their worst slump since ...
    10. biztoc.com — Wall Street's favorite stocks are in their worst slump since ...
    11. kerjak.com — Wall Street's favorite stocks are in their worst slump since ...
    12. www.zetik.com — Wall Street Favorites Lose $5 Trillion in Worst Slump Since 2010
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