The recent tech‑sector rout has shifted trader sentiment to an extreme buy stance on both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. Across the commodities market, prices moved as follows: Gold slid 11.71 USD to 4,077.41 USD, a 0.29% drop; Silver fell 0.253 USD to 52.123 USD, down 0.48%; WTI crude fell 1.19 USD to 89.33 USD, a 1.31% decline; Brent crude slipped 1.19 USD to 97.10 USD, down 1.21%; copper edged up 0.0048 USD to 6.2748 USD, a 0.08% rise; aluminum fell 9.50 USD to 3,052.00 USD, a 0.31% decline; and natural gas rose 0.058 USD to 3.005 USD, up 1.97%.
Market Outlook · samer saeed · November 6, 2026
Tech Sell‑off Fuels Extreme Buy Bias on S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100
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