[As U.S. technology stocks plummeted, consumer, pharmaceutical, energy and other sectors performed relatively resiliently] On October 30, although the Nasdaq index fell sharply by 2.55%, the U.S. stock market did not see a comprehensive sell-off, and consumer, pharmaceutical, energy and other sectors performed relatively strongly. In terms of individual stocks, Eli Lilly rose 3.77%, AstraZeneca rose 7.04%, Walmart rose 2.01%, Costco rose 1.94%, Exxon Mobil rose 1.18%, and Chevron rose 1.67%. In contrast, the AI ​​hardware and semiconductor industry chain suffered concentrated selling. Intel fell by more than 28%, AMD fell by nearly 10%, SanDisk fell by 11%, Dell fell by more than 10%, and TSMC fell by 5.51%. Large technology platforms were relatively resilient, with Apple and Google falling less than 1%, Microsoft falling 1.58%, and Amazon falling 1.40%.