Market news today: chips bounced on Election Day. Nasdaq +0.9%, S&P 500 +0.4% to 7,570, Dow -0.4%. Chip stocks +2.6%. Shopify -8.7% after results, Apple -1.9%. AMD. July-September sales $13.38B; analysts had $13.08B. It guided to about $17B for this quarter. AMD +6.8% and Super Micro +10% after hours (6:49 pm). Its CEO plans for PC shipments to fall by double digits in 2027. Jobs. US job openings 7.52M in September; economists had 7.16M. The Labor Department calls it little changed from August's 7.19M. Quits rose to 3.4M. Factory orders +1.8% (economists +1.2%). Rates. 10-year Treasury 4.95% from 4.91%. 30-year 5.32%, 84 straight closes at 5% or higher. Iran. 9:35 am: Iran's security chief said the US reply was "not convincing" and Hormuz stays shut until seven conditions are met. 1:34 pm: the New York Times, citing US officials, reported a military plan to begin strikes as early as Wednesday. 6:35 pm: Trump told the FT the US has "no immediate plan" to strike; the FT adds he was prepared for more war if necessary. He also said "We seem to be getting everything we want" (as quoted via investingLive). A plan is not a decision; watch Wednesday and Thursday. US crude settled at $96.09, -37 cents. Midterms. Polls are closing; early results only. Kalshi at 6:28 pm: Democrats control the Senate 81%. Wednesday. 8:30 am: the Treasury's plan for which kinds of debt it sells. Source: S&P Dow Jones · Nasdaq · Yahoo Finance · AMD · BLS · US Treasury · NYMEX · NYT · FT · Kalshi. Live desk, all day: youtube.com/@AlphaAlgoTrader/live Every trade is public, link in bio #marketnewstoday #creatorsearchinsights #stockmarkettomorrow #amd #iran - @alphaalgotrader