
Mag 7 technicals: only Nvidia holds a record high as others stall at resistance
Both Nasdaq indexes hit record highs, but only Nvidia of the Magnificent Seven followed. Here are the support and resistance levels defining the rest of the group.
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Both Nasdaq indexes hit record highs, but only Nvidia of the Magnificent Seven followed. Here are the support and resistance levels defining the rest of the group.

Nvidia climbed toward a record high on October 2 as the chipmaker fired back at Michael Burry's claims about AI chip depreciation, winning the argument so far with data on chip rental values and longer server lifespans.

Freedom Capital Markets upgraded Cerebras to Buy from Hold after the AI chipmaker's latest slide. The SemiAnalysis report on OpenAI's hardware choices is behind the drop — and neither company has confirmed it.

Brent dropped 2.8% below $100 and WTI lost 3.6% to $89.52 on Friday as EU governments discussed a French plan for a 50-million-barrel diesel draw from emergency reserves, with gasoil futures tumbling over 5%.

Rivian set a fresh delivery record in the third quarter, beating analyst estimates as its cheaper R2 SUV gains momentum.

The FTSE 100 bounced back from a four-day losing streak as Brent crude slipped to $99.90 and softer bond yields lifted London equities, with miners and JD Wetherspoon leading the advance.

BBH's dollar-uptrend call met a stiff test as September payrolls printed at just 29K vs 90K expected — denting the case for further Fed tightening the bank had backed.

Gold holds near all-time highs on haven demand and central-bank buying even as the Fed stays hawkish — and September's weak 29K payrolls print just eased the tightening threat.

The Hang Seng slid as much as 3% — its biggest drop since March — leading Asian losses as surging US yields and China stimulus disappointment hit financials.

IG Group shares plunged more than 27% after the trading platform cut its 2026 revenue outlook, with Q3 revenue down 14% on weak OTC derivatives retention.

September payrolls printed at just 29,000 — far below the 90,000 consensus — reshaping bets on the Fed's October rate decision and the dollar's path.

WTI fell below $91 on Friday as JP Morgan data showed Gulf oil flows nearly back to pre-war levels, though a US carrier deployment and a Hormuz tanker attack cap the downside.