Nasdaq Falls Over 100 Points Following Warsh’s Remarks: Investor Sentiment Weakens, Fear & Greed Index Mo
U.S. stocks fell on Friday, with the Nasdaq down over 100 points after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's remarks on inflation. The S&P 500 and Dow gained 0.5% and 0.9% respectively last week. Marvell Technology (MRVL) dropped 10% despite earnings beat, while Workday (WDAY) rose 6%. Consumer sentiment and payroll data were mixed. The CNN Fear & Greed Index moved to 'Neutral'.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
Market sentiment turned more fearful, pressuring tech stocks while some earnings beaters outperformed.
Market read
Macro‑level sentiment shift impacts broad market, with selective upside for strong earnings performers.
What to watch
Fed Chair's remarks may be a temporary sentiment driver; fundamentals remain strong for beaters.
Background
Nasdaq dropped >100 points after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh warned inflation remains high; overall sentiment turned neutral.
Ticker impact
Marvell Technology slid over 10% despite a double‑beat earnings report.
Potential further downside if broader tech sell‑off continues.
Earnings beat did not prevent a sharp decline, indicating market concerns beyond results.
Workday rose about 6% after reporting fiscal Q2 non‑GAAP EPS of $2.75 versus $2.61 consensus.
Likely continued upside on momentum, barring broader market pressure.
Beat and upbeat guidance support bullish sentiment despite overall market weakness.
Market effects
Technology sector faces pressure as Nasdaq falls over 100 points.
U.S. equity markets dip following Fed Chair's speech.
Broad sentiment shift may affect global risk assets.
Counterpoint
Despite the market sell‑off, earnings beats could signal buying opportunities in resilient names.
Key entities
- Fed ChairKevin Warsh
Delivered Jackson Hole speech warning on inflation.





