The first few trading days of January have reminded investors that we're still operating in a manic market. Each of the major indexes has closed at a new all-time high in January, and as of the market opening on Jan. 8, all the indexes were positive for the year.
Broadcom launches next-gen Wi-Fi 8 platform and APU to power AI-era connectivity.
Broadcom is proving to be a key beneficiary in the AI networking market, with around $20 billion of non-accelerator AI backlog. Coherent is also benefiting from the ongoing AI networking upgrade cycle.
Stocks rebound as President Trump says not to worry
Tesla is operating in a difficult environment. Taiwan Semiconductor and Broadcom are providing computing units for the AI build-out.
Taiwan Semiconductor will thrive regardless of which computing unit is being used the most. Broadcom's custom AI accelerators may steal some of the new workload coming online.
AVGO shares slump on margin concerns, but booming AI orders and a $162B backlog fuel long-term growth optimism.
AI and healthcare momentum remain strong heading into 2026. NVDA, AVGO and LLY stand out as high-growth leaders with earnings power still driving their rallies.
Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) recently experienced a 15% decline within a week, falling to approximately $340. What caused this?
Long-Awaited Employment Situation Report to be Out Next Week.
Trade Deficit Comes in Lowest in Five Years.
Weekly Jobless Claims and the U.S. Trade Balance came in better than expected, for the most part. Bond yields are even winding down off near-term highs.