A big computer monitor with a world map on it shows how stock markets around the world are not doing well. This happened because big companies like Google and Tesla did not do as well as people thought they would. This made people worried and they sold their stocks, which made the prices go down. Oil and gold, which are things people buy when they are worried, also lost value.

The stock markets in the United States, Europe, and Asia are all losing money because of this. This is not good for people who have money in the stock market, but it might be a good time for people who want to buy stocks at a lower price. Read from source...

- Article story does not address the main question of why the S&P 500 declined 2% while the U.S. slept.
- Article story mixes different time frames and markets, making it confusing and misleading.
- Article story uses outdated data (e.g., Alphabet and Tesla earnings) and vague terms (e.g., "megacap stocks").
- Article story does not provide any analysis, context, or perspective on the market movements or the factors behind them.
- Article story relies on

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Article's Topic: Global Market Update