Analysts: US stocks are expected to rebound slightly after a difficult few days.

According to ME News, on February 6th (UTC+8), Investinglive analyst Justin Low stated that the performance of US stock index futures is currently mixed. Yesterday, Wall Street tech stocks suffered a sharp decline, a situation that continued after Amazon released its earnings report. Large US tech companies are still trying to justify their increased spending on AI infrastructure, but investors are gradually shifting towards a "let's see tangible results" mentality. Notably, US stock index futures rebounded somewhat today after falling in Asian trading, with Microsoft shares rising as much as 1.6% pre-market and Palantir shares rising more than 5% pre-market, both of which suffered heavy losses in yesterday's trading and for most of this week. However, the latest rebound only provided some relief, as the S&P 500 index dipped slightly yesterday, attempting to test the 100-day moving average. The last time this key level was reached was in November of last year, when bargain hunters prevailed. However, if we use the Nasdaq index as a benchmark, tech stocks may fall again this week, thus reconfirming a break below the 100-day moving average—if so, this will inevitably affect the S&P 500 index and may even impact broader risk sentiment on Wall Street. (Source: ME)