[Analyst Says Dip-Buying Momentum in U.S. Stocks Weakens, Market Nervous Ahead of NVIDIA Earnings Report] Analyst Adam Button stated that since the 'tariff day' low, U.S. stocks have typically stabilized and seen dip-buying after declines. However, recent market movements have been unstable, with momentum being inconsistent. He believes this could be related to anxiety caused by hyperscale cloud computing companies ahead of NVIDIA's earnings report on Wednesday, or it could be tied to market expectations of tighter monetary policy from the Federal Reserve. Button pointed out that after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated on October 30 that a rate cut in December was unlikely, the market did not experience the anticipated sell-off. Instead, it took two weeks to price in the possibility of a December rate cut. It was only last week that the market adjusted its expectations, with the probability of a December rate cut dropping to 36%. He believes the current price action is weak, and today's decline was not driven by any news events.