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Dan Ives says tech rout is 'golden buying opportunity' just like during Covid, tariff sell-off

CNBC World •
November 06, 2026 • 01:46 PM
• By Liz Napolitano
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Technology stocks are sinking after Democrats regained control of Congress earlier this week, creating buying opportunities in the market, per analyst Dan Ives.

Dan Ives says tech rout is 'golden buying opportunity' just like during Covid, tariff sell-off

Technology stocks are sinking after Democrats regained control of Congress earlier this week, creating buying opportunities in the market, per analyst Dan Ives.

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