A 2x leveraged semiconductor ETF will eventually give you a day like June 5, 2026.
The long-awaited SpaceX IPO next week positions the company at roughly $2 trillion in market value.
For much of the past year, Wall Street has debated whether the semiconductor rally is a once-in-a-generation earnings cycle or bubble.
Jensen Huang has spent the last three years declaring various inflections, factories, and platforms, and the market has spent those same three years front-running every one of them.
The expeditious if not aggressive rollout of artificial intelligence (AI) has had its fair share of consequences—both positive and negative—in just a few years.
Stock futures are mixed after major indexes closed at record highs again yesterday, while oil prices are rising as investors monitor the conflict in the Middle East; chipmaking giant Broadcom is slated to report its quarterly results after the closing bell; the Trump administration is proposing new tariffs on dozens of countries over alleged failures to prevent goods made with forced labor from being included in their exports; Palo Alto Networks shares are slipping despite a solid earnings report from the cybersecurity provider; and the OECD is predicting a slowdown in economic growth this year due to the Iran war and the inflation it has caused. Here's what you need to know today.
Broadcom's fiscal Q2 earnings results are expected to highlight soaring AI chip demand and VMware-led software growth, while lower-margin XPUs pressure margins.
Wall Street heads into the first week of June riding a wave of record highs, but investors will have plenty to digest in the days ahead as fresh economic data, major technology earnings and ongoing developments in the Middle East compete for attention. The marquee event arrives Friday with the release of the May nonfarm payrolls report, which is expected to provide the latest snapshot of the US labor market.
Stanley Druckenmiller just made a few portfolio moves that Wall Street is watching rather closely. The billionaire founder of Duquesne Family Office – widely regarded as the most influential active money manager since Warren Buffett's retirement – has completely exited his position in Alphabet and piled into five AI hardware stocks instead.
AI can train and think inside data centers, but without 5G, it can never leave them. While data centers train the models, run inference, and orchestrate automation, AI's true application lies in physical AI and the Internet of Things (IoT).
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JoAnne Feeney reveals the five stocks—from Broadcom to TJX—that she thinks stay strong even when markets lose momentum.