[Capital Economics: US Stocks Unlikely to Return to October Highs in the Short Term] BlockBeats reports on November 6th that even if market concerns about the US political outlook ultimately prove excessive and the stock market rebounds in the short term, the US stock market is unlikely to return to its early October highs in the near term. He pointed out that the overnight market sell-off was seemingly triggered by investor concerns that Democrats, both at the congressional and state levels, may seek to regulate the artificial intelligence industry and restrict data center construction. Mach stated that market sentiment towards AI trading had previously shown signs of fragility, and the US stock market had exhibited many typical late-cycle characteristics. Therefore, this event could be a trigger, driving a longer-lasting decline in the AI stock boom.