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This basket lists stocks that investors interested in tech should have in their portfolios – including FANG stocks and rising stars that just had IPOs.
AAPL177.301.87%
Apple Inc.
MSFT331.21-1.68%
Microsoft Corporation
GOOG124.64-0.79%
Alphabet Inc.
AMZN121.661.55%
Amazon.com, Inc.
NVDA401.1111.65%
NVIDIA Corporation
META262.520.48%
Meta Platforms, Inc.
TSLA201.167.99%
Tesla, Inc.
CRM218.873.43%
Salesforce, Inc.
AMD125.27-1.76%
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
BABA78.67-2.30%
Alibaba Group Holding Limited
INTC29.990.99%
Intel Corporation
PYPL62.051.83%
PayPal Holdings, Inc.
ATVI80.021.36%
Activision Blizzard, Inc.
EA126.48-0.13%
Electronic Arts Inc.
TTD69.982.31%
The Trade Desk, Inc.
ZG43.90-0.19%
Zillow Group, Inc.
MTCH34.890.78%
Match Group, Inc.
YELP33.38-0.52%
Yelp Inc.
Yahoo Finance Live's Seana Smith and Akiko Fujita break down Tuesday's top stories, including Nvidia shares rising, the debt ceiling deal, and Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes reporting to prison.
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Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howley, State Street Global Advisors Chief Investment Strategist Michael Arone, and eToro USA Investment Analyst Callie Cox join Yahoo Finance Live to discuss Nvidia's new supercomputer, the future of AI, and investing in AI.
Yahoo Finance Live's Brad Smith breaks down several of the top news headlines developing this morning including the tentative debt ceiling deal facing key votes in Congress, Friday's May jobs report, and Nvidia stock rising after unveiling more AI products.
AI hype is in full bloom in the US stock market. And the biggest names in the market are doing the heavy lifting pushing stocks higher.
The market rally keeps sending mixed messages. AI stock C3.ai is going vertical into earnings. Tesla neared a buy point.
"Decoupling" is not even in Elon Musk's vocabulary. Musk met with Chinese leaders yesterday to discuss expanding Tesla's presence in the...
Nvidia's shares soared recently after the company shared better-than-expected first-quarter results along with rosy guidance for the second quarter. Analysts were hoping for sales of $6.5 billion and $0.92 in earnings per share in Q1. Instead, Nvidia reported $7.2 billion and $1.09 because of solid demand for its fast GPU semiconductor chips and software from data centers.
Shares of Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR) charged sharply higher Tuesday, joining the general enthusiasm for anything related to artificial intelligence (AI). Rather, the catalyst that helped the machine-learning software and data-mining specialist gain ground was a flurry of news reports from another purveyor of AI technology -- Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). Over the weekend, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang gave the keynote address at the Taipei International Information Technology Show -- also known as Computex.
NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -Even after Nvidia Corp's blistering rally in recent days, the chip developer's valuation has actually fallen, at least by one measure widely used by analysts and investors. Nvidia now trades at around 45 times Wall Street's average earnings estimates for the next 12 months - a popular measure known as the forward price/earnings (P/E) ratio. While investors rushed to buy Nvidia's stock in recent sessions, its P/E multiple has fallen simply because Wall Street's earnings expectations for the company rose even faster than its share price.
Xpeng is looking to make a name for itself in the EV space as the Chinese automaker works on its latest model.
Nvidia is looking to diversify its supplier base given the rising tensions between the U.S. and China.
Nvidia's Computext announcements show why it owns the market for A.I. chips, but its dominance is stirring resentment from would-be rivals and customers alike
Advanced Micro Devices shares soared as Nvidia provided a bullish outlook for AI trends, but the first-quarter earnings report showed poor financial performance
The S&P's comeback this year gets only two cheers. A few big stocks are overperforming, while the rest of the market reflects the reversal of a historic earnings blowout.
Hopes of a debt ceiling deal were rattled after some Republican lawmakers expressed opposition to the agreement, helping send the Dow Jones Industrial Average lower by 0.15%, or 50 points.
Nvidia Corp's debut in the club of U.S. companies valued at $1 trillion on Tuesday may have given a boost to a number of portfolio managers who bought in to the stock, according to data revealed in first-quarter hedge fund filings, such as Australia listed boutique investment firm GQG Partners. Quarterly securities filings known as 13-Fs are backward- looking but show what funds owned on the last day of the quarter and are one of the few ways that hedge funds and other institutional investors have to declare their positions. Nvidia's gains have also been boosted by the company's update on revenue forecast last week, which surpassed the mean Wall Street estimate by more the 50%.
Chip maker Nvidia hit a market capitalization of $1 trillion in intraday trading, briefly making it part of an elite club of companies, but closed below the mark Tuesday. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based company makes chips used in PCs, cars and robots, but its recent success with artificial-intelligence programs has propelled the company to new heights. It closed Tuesday with a market cap of $990.74 billion.
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HP Enterprise reported mixed results for the April quarter, but it sees a big opportunity ahead in the need for high-powered systems to AI models.
The Dow fell, the Nasdaq rose and the S&P 500 was virtually unchanged on Monday, May 30, 2023, as the debt ceiling deal goes to Congress for approval