The Meta Effect, Semis Surge, Wall Street Says, ‘What War?’
Markets brush off fighting with Iran as Meta talks about making its own AI chips; South Korea’s SK Hynix lists on Nasdaq; I give a chart checkup on the market.
Markets brush off fighting with Iran as Meta talks about making its own AI chips; South Korea’s SK Hynix lists on Nasdaq; I give a chart checkup on the market.
SK Hynix’s IPO pricing, Micron’s spending, Delta’s earnings, and other headlines are moving stocks this morning.
Even as semiconductors continue to power the market higher, chip makers face a $1 trillion question.
The firm cut guidance and then announced a pivot, so we’re going to trim the position before entering the red.
Let’s check the latest in the war on Iran, how SanDisk climbed along with the semiconductors, the Fed’s new concern … and, wow, the indirect bidders!
This is a market in transition — and how these themes unfold will determine what happens next.
The world’s largest chipmaker seemed to trigger a surprising stock selloff.
Why I’m sticking to plan on memory stocks; also, let’s brace for the week ahead, check the markets’ charts, and interpret those jobs numbers.
As we extended our lead over the S&P 500, we locked in big gains on several positions, added to new holdings and made other buys.
The S&P 500 gained 15% and the Nasdaq 21% in Q2, but Q3 presents substantial challenges as three big issues come into play.