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The mega tech giants, including Google and Tesla, have collectively lost $1.7 trillion in market value since July 10th, driven by disappointing earnings and investor concerns over AI investments. This massive selloff marks the first correction since October and has sent shockwaves through the market. 📉

Alphabet reported a robust second quarter with revenue and profit surpassing estimates, driven by strong digital ad sales and cloud computing demand. Despite the positive results, mixed investor reactions highlight ongoing concerns about high capital expenditures and future AI technology developments. 📈

Porsche shares dropped 5% following a profit warning attributed to a critical shortage of specialist aluminum alloys. The unexpected supply disruption has raised concerns about potential production shutdowns and long-term impacts on the company's revenue and margins. 🚗

Investors have been adjusting their strategies, betting on Trump's potential return to the White House by shifting away from long-term US bonds and increasing Bitcoin holdings. With Biden exiting the race and endorsing Harris, they now face the challenge of recalibrating their bets amid rising uncertainties and market volatility. 🗳️