Nvidia’s market value closing in on $5 trillion has become the defining symbol of artificial intelligence’s rise — and, according to deVere Group CEO Nigel Green, a striking reminder that markets are
July’s tech selloff sent shockwaves through the market as investors shifted away from mega-cap stocks and high-growth sectors in favour of smaller-cap stocks and sectors more likely to benefit from potential interest
US chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA) is having another fantastic year. After ending 2023 as the best S&P 500 performer, with a whopping 236% gain, the AI giant added over one trillion dollars to
US chipmaker Nvidia continues breaking records after ending 2023 as the best S&P 500 performer, with a whopping 236% gain. The AI giant’s better-than-expected Q4 results helped add more than $400 bln
Technology pioneer Apple’s current market capitalisation of $2.8 trln ranks it eighth in the world, surpassing the stock exchanges of Germany and Canada, According to Stocklytics.com, the tech giant is ahead of stock
The five worst-performing S&P 500 stocks in 2023 – Enphase Energy, FMC Corporation, Moderna, Dollar General and Pfizer – have collectively lost a whopping $207 bln in stock value, according to data
After losing hundreds of billions of dollars in 2022, the third-hardest year for the tech sector since 2008, the ‘big five’ tech giants showed impressive performance in 2023, helping them grow their
Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Tesla is undergoing a turbulent moment recording a sharp decline in market capitalisation, as the company battles internal and external factors threatening its market dominance. One key driver
Leading stock exchanges are listing new firms as investors anticipate a return to normalcy, despite the world economy staring at a possible recession as inflation continues to wreak havoc across the markets.
The top ten U.S. publicly traded companies have a cumulative market capitalisation of $12.82 trln as of December 21, a valuation that is at least five times more than China’s top ten
