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25 articles tagged NVIDIA, newest first. Every price call in these articles was recorded when published and later checked against market data — see the track record.
Friday's Megacap Sweep Was 62% Gap. Central-Bank Week Opens Lower.
All ten megacaps closed green Friday, but $35.28 of the $56.90 in combined per-share gains arrived at the opening bell. Futures are lower into central-bank week...
A Dated Binary Lands Tuesday: The CLARITY Act Cloture Vote Is Now a Calendar Risk for Equities
The Senate's 60-vote cloture test on the CLARITY Act hits September 15. Morgan Stanley just tagged Coinbase with a Hold. The megacap board is pricing none of it...
A Rate-Hike Bank Trade Is Being Marketed in London While JPMorgan Logs a Fourth Red Close
A widely circulated forecast puts Lloyds 25% higher by September 2027 on the back of rate hikes. JPMorgan closed at $353.13, down a fourth straight session, and...
The Data Center Backlash Is an Enterprise Budget Story — and NVDA's $227.09 Is Where It Prices
Siting pushback against AI data centers turns permitted, powered capacity into a scarce asset. That reprices compute COGS, workload placement, and the security...
Biotech Printed the Day's New Highs While Microsoft Never Traded Above Its Prior Close
Halozyme, Harmony and Biogen all marked new highs Wednesday while the megacap software complex split apart. The bid is following auditable earnings growth where...
India Pulled In $3.1 Billion in August. Alphabet Gave Up $38.44 a Share From Its High.
The largest foreign inflow into Indian equities in 23 months landed the same week the US 10-year hit its highest since January 2025. Inside US megacap, the cape...
Warsh Went Hawkish and the Duration Trade Split in Half: NVIDIA -4.58%, Amazon +3.95%
A hawkish Fed debut was supposed to compress every long-duration multiple equally. Instead the capex-heavy names took the entire hit while the platforms closed...
The ECB Says the AI Rally Will Correct. Inside the Index, It Already Has
ECB researchers warned Monday that an AI-driven adjustment should be expected. The prior session's 655-basis-point spread between AMD and NVIDIA suggests the ad...
Goldman's Post-Q2 Conviction List Skips Every Megacap — And AMD Added $31.38 Anyway
Goldman's top ideas after second-quarter earnings are mid-cap contractors and software. Meanwhile AMD closed $0.21 off its session high at $514.40 while seven o...
Flat PPI Was Supposed to Lift Everything — Instead AMD Took All of It and Seven of Ten Closed Red
Wholesale prices were unchanged in July and the disinflation trade delivered exactly one winner: AMD closed +6.50% at $514.40 while the rest of the megacap comp...
Eight Megacaps Gapped Up, Eight Closed Below the Open: The Inflation Relief Was Sold
Soft US inflation data cut Fed hike odds to 40% and lifted the Kospi 4.48%, yet only NVIDIA and JPMorgan held their opening gains. Seven of ten megacaps closed...
Hormuz Sent Crude 5% Higher and NVIDIA Fell 2.84% While Microsoft Rose 1.23% — Same Trade, Different Layer
An energy shock is being charged to the compute layer, not the platform layer. NVIDIA and AMD each shed roughly 2.8% while Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet closed...
Record Earnings Beat, and AMD Still Gave Back $15.02 From Its Open
Second-quarter reporting closed with the largest aggregate S&P 500 earnings beat on record — and AMD still surrendered a $9.01 gap-up to finish at $483.27.
Payrolls Shed 23,000 Jobs and Visa Fell 2.13% — That Pairing Matters More Than the Rally
A soft July jobs report took a Fed hike off the table and lifted Tesla 2.84% and NVIDIA 2.24%. Visa, the cleanest read on consumer spending, closed down 2.13%.
Chip and Software Beats Are Being Sold: Six of Seven Gap-Up Opens Closed Below the Open
Western Digital and Sandisk raised forecasts and the S&P 500 went nowhere. Alphabet surrendered $20.92 a share from its open, and only NVIDIA held its gap.
AMD Beat and Still Lost $36.83 a Share — 93% of It Before the Opening Bell
AMD cleared consensus on the quarter and the outlook, then gapped down 6.6% and closed in the lower third of its range. NVIDIA took the other side, +3.34% to $2...
Chips Gapped Down and Closed at the Top. That's the Real Print.
NVIDIA opened 1.56% lower and closed $206.64, up 2.93%. AMD gapped down 2.94% and covered a $35.35 range. The gap-downs got bought — the gap-ups in financials d...
The Market Stopped Paying for the Print: AMD Gave Back 669 Basis Points From Its Open
Xerox beat and raised and fell 15.5%. IBM missed on revenue and rallied. AMD opened 5.13% higher and closed 1.90% lower. The reaction function has changed.
AMD Gapped Up $24.89 and Closed 39 Cents Off the Low. NVIDIA Didn't.
AMD opened $510.28, printed $515.62, and finished at $476.15 — a $39.47 per-share giveback. NVIDIA closed up 2.93% at $200.75 in the upper third of its range.
The Options Market Is Pricing 6.1% on Caterpillar and Nothing on the Fed
A 6.1% implied move on Caterpillar's August 4 print and 4.3% on Gilead say event risk has migrated from policy to individual income statements — and Tuesday's 7...