Option News Today — November 11, 2026
Nvidia sells off for second day in fallout from Jensen Huang’s affair with alleged spy and more — today's option signal.
US stocks are under pressure today, with Nvidia leading the decline, falling for a second day amid controversy surrounding CEO Jensen Huang. This weakness in tech stocks, along with a rise in Treasury yields, is contributing to a broader market sell-off, with the 10-year yield reclaiming the 5% mark. This increase in yields is being driven in part by investor reaction to Tuesday's inflation report, which seems to have reignited concerns about the interest rate outlook.
Despite the overall market weakness, some individual stocks are bucking the trend. Alphabet shares, for example, appear to have stabilized, leading some analysts to speculate that the stock may be poised for a quick rebound. In other news, Amazon's Ring division has unveiled new products aimed at home and business security, including a flying drone and robot. Away from the markets, Mississippi voters are heading into the final stretch ahead of key ballot deadlines, with Republican candidate Scott Colom extending his lead over Democrat Hyde-Smith in the Senate race.
Today's signal:
• Nvidia sells off for second day in fallout from Jensen Huang’s affair with alleged spy (cnbc.com)
• Mississippi Senate: Scott Colom extends tight lead over Hyde-Smith as ballot deadlines hit (cnbc.com)
• Alphabet shares appear to have bottomed. How to play it for a quick rebound (cnbc.com)
• Stocks fall as the 10-year Treasury yield reclaims 5% (marketwatch.com)
• Why stocks are falling and 10-year yields are climbing back near 5% after Tuesday’s inflation report (marketwatch.com)
• Amazon's Ring unveils flying drone and robot to patrol homes and businesses (cnbc.com)