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Bitcoin fell below $65,000 on November 15, its lowest level since July, amid macroeconomic concerns, market liquidations and possible competition for investment from AI companies. The broader crypto market cap dropped to $2.19 trillion.
Read the original story ↗Shares in AI ‘picks and shovels’ companies hit hard by tech sell-off
Read the original story ↗In a matter of days, the executive synonymous with the AI boom resigned after 33 years amid reports of affairs and suspected Chinese intelligence ties—sending Nvidia’s stock reeling and leaving the chipmaker leaderless.
Read the original story ↗As market uncertainty deepens, investment banks are on a roadshow to sell investors on what could be the largest public offering ever.
Read the original story ↗Both Tesla and SpaceX have been burning through billions of dollars in cash, and plan to bleed through more to finance new ventures, even as worries about the sustainability of the AI boom drag on the stock market
Read the original story ↗ETF experts say Nvidia’s leadership turmoil and Democratic control of Congress could shift AI demand to the benefit of other Big Tech stocks, rival chipmakers.
Read the original story ↗Investor Leo KoGuan plans to reduce his Nvidia investment while continuing to support Jensen Huang, whom he hopes to back in a future superintelligence venture. KoGuan says Nvidia’s growth outlook remains strong and that AI is not a bubble.
Read the original story ↗Bitcoin liquidation events exceeding $500 million have become common, reflecting significant market volatility. Recent trading sessions have seen large losses, including a $1.3 billion liquidation. Factors affecting the market include high oil prices and potential Federal Reserve rate hikes. Additionally, investors seem to be favoring artificial intelligence…
Read the original story ↗Nvidia is poised for a critical quarterly earnings report amidst controversies and leadership changes. Investors are wary as Anthropic prepares for a significant initial public offering, valued at up to $1.4 trillion. The overall market sentiment towards AI stocks could shift based on these developments next week. Retail sales data will also provide insight…
Read the original story ↗A drop in Nvidia shares after the ouster of the company’s chief executive has not spread to the rest of the market, as stocks have held their ground broadly.
Read the original story ↗US October PPI +6.5% vs +6.6% expected Fed's Goolsbee: We're not on the way to 2% inflation and we have to deal with that Goldman Sachs: We can explain almost the entire US inflation overshoot by tariffs and the war in Iran Fed's Collins: I would think some additional policy tightening is warranted soon Fed's Daly: In all likelihood, we need to raise rates M…
Read the original story ↗The ousted Nvidia chief executive was the consummate dealmaker leading the trillion-dollar A.I. build out.
Read the original story ↗Earnings season is supposed to be over. Instead, next week might be the most important of the quarter for the macro view. Nvidia reports days after losing its founder. Anthropic prices what could be the largest equity deal ever. And every major US retailer reports into a rate-hike cycle. October CPI came in hot at 0.4% headline and 0.3% core, a December hike…
Read the original story ↗US stocks fell as Nvidia’s leadership turmoil triggered a broad technology selloff, sending the Nasdaq down 1.42% and the S&P 500 nearly 1% lower. Softer-than-expected producer inflation offered little relief as investors weighed the outlook for interest rates and the wider AI trade.
Read the original story ↗Headlines: Wall Street steadies despite Nvidia drama but dip buyers are still walking a tight rope US bond market cracks resurface as higher for longer fears return to haunt Wall Street Higher real yields and stronger US dollar weigh on gold as Trump puts Iran deal in jeopardy Japan prime minister Takaichi fires another verbal warning as USD/JPY flirts with…
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