Stock futures climbed after a favorable ruling for Alphabet, boosting tech stocks like Google and Apple. As market volatility looms, investors await the crucial August jobs report.
Nvidia's earnings report is generating Super Bowl-level excitement, but some investors are worried about a potential bubble. Discover the reasons behind this tech giant's rise and the concerns looming over its future.
Wall Street's major indexes fell as inflation data exceeded targets, raising concerns over tariffs and interest rate cuts. With tech stocks leading the decline and key economic reports on the horizon, investors are on edge.
Nvidia's latest earnings report revealed a stunning $46.7 billion in revenue, yet the stock fell 4% post-announcement. Experts cite high expectations and ongoing geopolitical issues as potential factors behind the unexpected drop.
U.S. equity futures remained flat as the Dow Jones reached new records, with investors keenly awaiting Nvidia's earnings report that could signal the next market move. The Fed's hint at easing policy has set the stage for potential shifts in tech stocks.
Nvidia's stock has soared over 1,400% since October 2022, making it a key player in the tech market. As the company prepares to report earnings, investors are anxious about the impact on the broader market amidst recent tech stock declines.
The Dow Jones soared to a record high after Fed Chair Jerome Powell hinted at possible interest rate cuts next month. Major tech stocks surged, with Nvidia and Tesla leading the charge, signaling optimistic investor sentiment.
As investors brace for Jerome Powell's critical speech, stocks drop across major indexes, led by declines in tech. Walmart's earnings disappointment adds to market woes. Will Powell's words change the tide?
Stock futures dip as S&P 500 struggles with tech sell-off following Walmart's mixed earnings report. Investors await insights from Fed Chair Powell at Jackson Hole.
Nvidia's recent $4 trillion valuation takes a hit as Palantir slides nearly 10%. An MIT report reveals that most companies in generative AI see no returns, raising concerns about an AI bubble similar to the dotcom crash.
