By Naeem Aslam European and US stock futures are trading lower as traders take breather and the stock market hits a new high this week. Earnings season continues to remain the main
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
With the Federal Reserve expected to cut interest rates for the first time in four years, the AI sector – which is experiencing a dip – is primed for a significant rally,
Nvidia shares fell almost 10% on Tuesday, erasing nearly $300 bln in value — the biggest single-day loss ever for a US stock — but investors shouldn’t write-off this chipmaker, should consider
Stocks in China have staged a remarkable comeback so far this year and it’s likely there’s more upside to come, according to bullish predictions by the CEO of a leading financial advisory
The 10% drop in Nvidia’s share price and the broader stock market drop that is triggering jitters across the world could be the opportunity investors had been hoping for a few weeks
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
The Magnificent Seven tech stocks look cheap compared to other stocks within the S&P 500, affirms the CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory, asset management and fintech organisations.
Wall Street’s S&P 500 reached its first record close in more than two years on Friday, closing at 4,839.81 and surpassing the prior record close of 4,796.56 on January 3, 2022. Yet,
