AI Is Not a Chatbot Trade
Wall Street is treating AI like one crowded trade, but the companies building its future have very different risks—and very different potential.
Wall Street is treating AI like one crowded trade, but the companies building its future have very different risks—and very different potential.
We took profits early. Now we’re cutting further. It’s not about belief. It’s about what the charts are saying now.
Semiconductor stocks are selling off hard, a scary picture in a key week for earnings. But is the ‘China factor’ really to blame?
Four issues have arrived at the same time. But they are not the same problem. Here’s what to know.
The negative reaction to good earnings reports last week may have created better conditions for the big reports that hit this week.
Plus why we’re closely tracking key support levels for the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite.
We’re focusing on margins and backlog over cash flow concerns.
While the technical damage is significant in places, the selling is driven by CapEx concerns, not deteriorating fundamentals.
There are odd trading patterns developing for tech stocks on either side of the Pacific. And there’s a specific reason why trading in Hynix is particularly weird.
Inflation pressures build, AMD’s chip event, United Rentals crushes it, and other headlines are moving stocks this morning.