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NVIDIA's stock price has significantly dropped below the 100-dollar mark, but investors remain cautious.
① NVIDIA's stock price continues to decline, falling below the $100 mark in pre-market trading on Monday, with investors still cautious about the stock. ② There are concerns in the market about a slowdown in corporate AI spending, as tariffs, market conditions, corporate expenditures, and macroeconomic factors combine, increasing the uncertainty regarding NVIDIA's prospects.
Microchip Technology Concerns 'Overblown,' Morgan Stanley Says
Earnings Season Uncertainty: Identifying Sectors Vulnerable to Tariffs and Potential Risks
Tesla, Nvidia, Apple And Other Big Stocks Moving Lower In Monday's Pre-Market Session
Tesla's Q1 report features its first "company update" debut, with investors closely watching five key topics.
Tesla will announce its Q1 2025 Earnings Reports at 5:30 AM Beijing time on April 23, and will for the first time conduct a "company update." Investors will closely monitor Musk's fulfillment of the autonomous driving commitment, the progress of affordable models, the trend of declining sales, the impact of tariffs, and the damage to the company's image from Musk's political involvement.
This Salesforce Analyst Turns Bearish; Here Are Top 5 Downgrades For Monday
Linde Analyst Ratings
Today's Pre-Market Movers and Top Ratings | NVDA, TSLA, GOLD and More
Competition Commission Of India Approves Google's Settlement Proposal In Android TV Case
5 Stock Picks Last Week From Wall Street's Most Accurate Analysts
Market-Moving News for April 21st
Netflix Analyst Ratings
US Morning News Call | Gold Soars to Record High as Dollar Hits Multi-Year Low
In the midst of rising voices, U.S. stock traders are quietly building a breakwater against a "false rebound".
The USA stock market has rebounded from the lows of this month's sharp decline, but a closer look reveals that traders are significantly increasing their allocation to safe-haven Assets in their portfolios.
Bank of America’s Hartnett: Sell U.S. stocks at highs in Q2 until the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates and Trump reduces tariffs.
Michael Hartnett insists on his "buy BIG" Concept — Bonds, Gold, and international Stocks. He believes that investors should sell US stocks at high prices in the second quarter until the Federal Reserve starts cutting interest rates and Trump reduces tariffs.
Navigating the Tariff Storm: Where Will U.S. Stocks Bottom?
Raymond James Downgrades Amazon.com to Outperform, Lowers Price Target to $195
As Stocks Slumped, This Strategy Delivered Big Gains For Top Hedge Fund Manager — Who Says Wall Street Is In Early Stages Of A Bear Market
Amazon.com Analyst Ratings