U.S. stocks rebounded on the midterm-election voting day, with artificial-intelligence shares leading the move, BlockBeats reported, citing BIT stock-platform data. The S&P 500 rose 0.36%, the Nasdaq gained 0.83% and the Dow fell 0.38%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index added 2.64%, ending a three-session slide.
Chip and compute shares recover
Nvidia rose 2.29% and its market capitalization moved back above $5 trillion. Micron Technology gained 2.58%, SanDisk rose 4.78% and Broadcom added 3.07%. Computing-power lessors outperformed: CoreWeave rose 7.16%, Nebius 7.25% and Applied Digital 9.80%. Goldman Sachs’ trading desk said the S&P 500 advance remained concentrated in heavyweight stocks, leaving market breadth narrow.
AMD extends the move after hours
AMD closed the regular session 3.65% higher. BlockBeats said the company later reported third-quarter revenue up 45% year over year, data-center revenue nearly doubling and a record fourth-quarter revenue outlook; AMD was up 7.6% in after-hours trading.
Source: BlockBeats English report, published Nov. 4, 2026.