Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Futures Tumble After Tech Sector Gets Hammered—Here’s Why Markets Are Bleeding

Tech stocks just took a brutal beating—and futures are pointing to more pain ahead.

Wall Street's bleeding continues as pre-market trading shows all major indices sinking deeper into the red. The tech-heavy Nasdaq gets hit hardest—no surprise given its concentration of high-flying growth names that cratered during yesterday's session.

Investors are dumping risk assets faster than a hot potato. The usual suspects—rate fears, valuation concerns, and that lingering sense that maybe, just maybe, AI can't solve everything—are driving the selloff.

Meanwhile, traditional finance guys are probably smugly nodding about 'I told you so' moments—because nothing makes a Wall Street veteran happier than watching disruptive tech stocks fall back to earth while they collect their 2% management fees for underperforming the market.

This isn't a dip—it's a warning shot. When tech stumbles, everything feels it.