Nvidia shares fall ahead of earnings from the leader in artificial-intelligence chips, and Target tumbles as the retailer posts an earnings miss.
Nvidia's record-breaking surge, which catapulted it to the title of world's most valuable public company, was set to continue.
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Nvidia (NVDA) dropped slightly on Thursday afternoon. CapWealth founder and chief investment officer Tim Pagliara joins Market Domination Overtime to give insight into Nvidia's recent performance and key concerns for the tech giant and its customers. Pagliara explains that a "better bet" than Nvidia is to invest in the companies that provide the supporting infrastructure for AI: "I mean, no one really talks about it, but a Google search today compared to a Google search with AI takes 10 to 15 times as much energy, and that hasn't really hit the market yet. And so I see energy companies, GE Vernova (GEV) as an example, as really benefiting from that. So you can make money around the edges in a more sustainable long-term way because our utility, industry, our grid, all of that needed upgrading anyway." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime. This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
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Housing starts and building permits data for May came in below expectations as mortgage rates continue to remain high. Pulte Capital CEO Bill Pulte and S&P Global Ratings Homebuilders Director Maurice Austin join Morning Brief to discuss the state of the housing market and its relationship to ongoing rate pressures. "I think it's a little bit of a speed bump. The housing market is very strong. It continues to be very strong," Pulte explains. He notes that big home builders — such as PulteGroup (PHM), which his family originally founded — are in a good position as they "have a balance sheet, have access to the mortgage bond market and, frankly, are taking market share right now." As the market awaits an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve, Pulte adds that a cut will "dramatically increase" the price of homes. With more people being able to afford mortgages, demand could skyrocket, creating an affordability issue. Austin adds, "What we've seen is the level of sales incentives remain elevated, and they will continue to be so as long as rates stay higher for longer, which ultimately could lead to negative profitability on the homebuilder side." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Morning Brief. This post was written by Melanie Riehl
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A quirk with one of the most popular tech ETFs has seen the product lag this year because it couldn't own enough Nvidia. On Friday, that looks set to change.
As the Swiss market experiences modest fluctuations, with the SMI showcasing slight gains amidst cautious investor sentiment ahead of key policy announcements, it becomes increasingly important to spotlight characteristics that might hint at resilience and potential growth. In this context, companies with high insider ownership often suggest a commitment from those who know the business best, potentially aligning well with investors looking for stability in uncertain times.
(Bloomberg) -- Dell Technologies Inc. shares rose on Thursday after Chief Executive Officer Michael Dell said the company is building a “Dell AI factory” for Elon Musk’s startup xAI alongside Nvidia Corp. Most Read from BloombergAt Blackstone’s $339 Billion Property Arm, the Honeymoon Is OverCar Dealers Reel From Cyberattack on $1.2 Trillion MarketCDK Tells Car Dealers Their Systems Will Likely Be Down for DaysUnited Airlines Jet Turns Back After Engine Piece Falls OffCar Dealerships Across US H
(Bloomberg) -- Nvidia Corp.’s run as the world’s most valuable company didn’t last long.Most Read from BloombergAt Blackstone’s $339 Billion Property Arm, the Honeymoon Is OverCar Dealers Reel From Cyberattack on $1.2 Trillion MarketCDK Tells Car Dealers Their Systems Will Likely Be Down for DaysUnited Airlines Jet Turns Back After Engine Piece Falls OffCar Dealerships Across US Halt Services After CyberattackShares of the semiconductor giant have fallen more than 6% in the last two days, erasin
Bank decision on interest rates comes a day after inflation fell to 2%
Microsoft has regained the title of the world's most valuable public company just days after it was overtaken by one of its rivals. Computer chip maker Nvidia lost its hold on the top spot after its shares slipped by 3.5% in the US on Thursday, leaving the company valued at $3.2trn (£2.5trn). Microsoft's shares also dipped slightly, but it still ended the day's trading worth $3.3trn (£2.6trn).
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