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The markets are striking a cautious tone out of the gate, with technology stocks erring on the side of fear. Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction) is losing 3% despite soaring revenue coupled with management’s strong outlook. The AI trade has reportedly pivoted from the capex boom to a focus on whether that spending pace can be sustained. Leading AI companies have suffered a $1 trillion loss in market cap this month at the worst of the sell-off but have recovered from their worst levels.
Advanced Micro Devices (Nasdaq: AMD) is also fueling today’s downward sentiment, falling 2.2% as the markets seemingly ignore its strong outlook provided from its recent earnings print. The markets appear to be treating the AI trade with a broad brush, one that is mired in fear at the moment.
Here’s a look at where things stand as of morning trading:
Dow Jones Industrial Average: 49,695.85 Up 213.70 (+0.43%)
Nasdaq Composite: 23,032.95 Down 127.47 (-0.55%)
S&P 500: 6,925.32 Down 20.88 (-0.30%)
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Nvidia’s better-than-expected earnings featured EPS of $1.62 per share vs. estimates of $1.50 on revenue of $68.1 billion, far surpassing estimates of $65.9 billion. Bank of America analysts reemphasized their “buy” rating on NVDA stock, lifting the price target by $25 to $300 per share, reflecting upside potential of approximately 60%.
Morgan Stanley analysts are bullish on AI data cloud stock Snowflake (Nasdaq: SNOW) stock, reiterating an “overweight” rating on the stock. SNOW stock is a bright spot, soaring 7% today and bucking the broader downward trend. Snowflake offered a bullish outlook for its fiscal 2027 product revenue.
eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) is reportedly slashing its workforce by 800 jobs.
Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) CEO Tim Cook has taken to social media to tease a new product launch expected to make its debut early next week.
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