The tech stock landscape may look quite different over the next four years with President-elect Donald Trump returning to office. For one, AI regulation of some form will likely have to come from the Trump administration as the fast-moving technology was not clamped down on by the Biden administration.
The US indices that I follow here at FX Empire all look very strong at the end of the week, as the US elections are finally behind us, and the Federal Reserve did exactly as expected on Thursday.
The US indices all look strong overall, but a couple of these indices were very sluggish in the early hours of Friday, as we are probably going to need to catch our breath after the election and Fed decision.
Nvidia (NVDA) joined the Dow Jones Industrial Average Friday, replacing storied chipmaker Intel (INTC) as the artificial intelligence (AI) darling cements its position as the world's most valuable company.
For only the 53rd time in 128 years, the ageless Dow Jones will see its components change.
The US indices have pulled back just a bit in the early hours of Thursday, as the market continues to look at the overall economic promise of new leadership in the United States. Ultimately, this is a referendum of new economic policies.
To get the latest market news check out finance.yahoo.com US stocks surged on Wednesday as investors digested Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election over Kamala Harris. A call in the state of Wisconsin in favor of Trump by the Associated Press on Wednesday morning put him over the top, with Trump set to return to the White House as the 47th president.
To get the latest market news, check out finance.yahoo.com US stocks surged to record highs on Wednesday as investors digested Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election over Kamala Harris. A call in the state of Wisconsin in favor of Trump on Wednesday morning put him over the top.
CNBC's Mike Santoli and Fundstrat's Tom Lee joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk today's record trading day.
US stock market surges today on Trump victory; Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures rise as investors bet on pro-business policies. See sector winners and losers.
The Trump landslide election in the US has brought a lot of momentum back into the stock markets of America, as we now start to look forward to the Thursday interest rate decision coming from the Fed.
U.S. stocks could witness a strong opening on Wednesday after former President Donald Trump emerged victorious after a long-drawn battle with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.