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The Nasdaq Composite rose on Tuesday as investors moved back into key technology stocks after recent pressure and geared up for U.S. midterm election results .

The tech-heavy index jumped 1.1%, recouping some of its latest losses. The Nasdaq-100 also rose 0.9% but still traded in correction territory, still down about 10% from its recent high. The S&P 500 climbed 0.6%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average traded down 100 points, or 0.2%, weighed down by Apple shares.

Apple fell almost 2% after the iPhone maker issued a disappointing margin forecast late Monday and iPad sales in the fiscal fourth-quarter missed the Street's estimates.

Conversely, shares of chipmakers saw gains. Advanced Micro Devices — which releases its third-quarter results after the bell — gained 4%, while Broadcom rose more than 3%.…