Nvidia stock rises as chipmakers rally into 2026; NVDA traders eye CES and earnings

Nvidia stock rises as chipmakers rally into 2026; NVDA traders eye CES and earnings

Nvidia shares rose 1.1% to $188.50 in late U.S. trading Friday, leading a semiconductor rally as the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index climbed 3.5%. AMD, Intel, and Taiwan Semiconductor also advanced. Investors are watching CEO Jensen Huang’s CES appearance next week and Nvidia’s Feb. 25 earnings report. Treasury yields rose, pressuring high-valuation tech stocks.
Tesla stock falls on delivery miss as BYD takes EV crown — what’s next for TSLA

Tesla stock falls on delivery miss as BYD takes EV crown — what’s next for TSLA

Tesla shares fell 2.3% to $439.31 after quarterly deliveries missed analyst estimates, with 418,227 vehicles handed over in Q4. The company reported record energy-storage deployments but trailed China’s BYD in annual deliveries. Tesla will release Q4 earnings on Jan. 28. European registrations dropped sharply in France and Sweden but rose in Norway.
Newmont (NEM) stock price today: Gold miner rises as bullion kicks off 2026 strong

Newmont (NEM) stock price today: Gold miner rises as bullion kicks off 2026 strong

Newmont shares rose 0.9% to $100.71 in New York trading Friday, tracking firmer gold prices as spot gold hovered near $4,313 an ounce after hitting $4,402. The stock swung between $98.26 and $102.80 during the session. Investors are watching the Jan. 9 U.S. jobs report for signals on Federal Reserve rate cuts, which influence gold prices. Natascha Viljoen took over as Newmont CEO on Jan. 1.
2 January 2026
DocuSign stock slides today as software names wobble — here’s what’s driving DOCU

DocuSign stock slides today as software names wobble — here’s what’s driving DOCU

DocuSign shares dropped 4.4% to $65.38 in afternoon trading Friday, underperforming a weaker software sector as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped. About 2.2 million shares traded hands. Adobe, Zoom, and Dropbox also fell, while the iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF lost 2.6%. Investors await DocuSign’s next earnings report, expected March 12.
Synopsys stock rises nearly 3% today as Loop Capital lifts target to $600; SNPS outperforms peers

Synopsys stock rises nearly 3% today as Loop Capital lifts target to $600; SNPS outperforms peers

Synopsys shares climbed 2.8% to $482.78 Friday after Loop Capital raised its price target to $600 and reiterated a buy rating. The iShares Semiconductor ETF rose 4.7% and the VanEck Semiconductor ETF gained 4.1%, outpacing broader indexes. Nvidia recently took a $2 billion stake in Synopsys. Synopsys completed its $35 billion acquisition of Ansys in July.
MongoDB stock drops about 4% in late trade as software sector slides — what’s next for MDB

MongoDB stock drops about 4% in late trade as software sector slides — what’s next for MDB

MongoDB shares fell about 4% to $402 Friday, underperforming the broader market as software stocks dropped on the first trading day of 2026. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF lost 2.6%, while the S&P 500 edged up 0.2%. Investors await next week’s U.S. jobs and inflation data for signals on growth-stock sentiment. MongoDB’s next earnings report is expected March 4.
Palantir stock drops 5% today as 2026 kicks off; PLTR slips below key technical levels

Palantir stock drops 5% today as 2026 kicks off; PLTR slips below key technical levels

Palantir shares dropped 5.2% to $168.43 in the first session of 2026, with nearly 50 million shares traded. The decline followed a 136% gain in 2025 and came as investors rotated out of software stocks and into chipmakers, sending the Philadelphia Semiconductor index up 3.5%. No new Palantir announcement drove the move. Traders are watching upcoming U.S. jobs data and Palantir’s next quarterly report.
2 January 2026
Intuitive Surgical stock falls today: what’s driving ISRG and what investors watch next

Intuitive Surgical stock falls today: what’s driving ISRG and what investors watch next

Intuitive Surgical shares fell 1% to $560.61 in Friday’s afternoon trading, underperforming a mixed U.S. market on the first session of 2026. The move followed a management shift, with Chief Digital Officer Brian E. Miller taking a new role focused on digital and AI strategy. Medical-device stocks lagged, while broader healthcare edged higher. Investors are watching upcoming jobs and inflation data, plus the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference.
2 January 2026

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PetroChina Class A stock rises with oil rebound — what 601857 traders watch next week

PetroChina Class A stock rises with oil rebound — what 601857 traders watch next week

7 February 2026
PetroChina A-shares rose 2.3% to 10.77 yuan Friday, outperforming the Shanghai Composite, which fell 0.25%. Crude prices rebounded, with Brent settling at $68.05 a barrel, as traders tracked U.S.-Iran talks and new EU sanctions proposals. About 198.5 million PetroChina shares traded in the session. Investors await the company’s next earnings report later this quarter.
Morgan Stanley stock price bounces after three-day slide; what to watch before Monday

Morgan Stanley stock price bounces after three-day slide; what to watch before Monday

7 February 2026
Morgan Stanley shares rose 2.34% to $179.96 Friday, snapping a three-day slide as the Dow closed above 50,000 for the first time. About 9.1 million MS shares traded hands. The rebound followed Thursday’s 2.35% drop and came amid renewed rate-cut speculation and surging AI spending. Morgan Stanley remains 6.6% below its January high.
Lam Research stock price jumps 8% as chip rally returns — what to watch next week

Lam Research stock price jumps 8% as chip rally returns — what to watch next week

7 February 2026
Lam Research shares surged 8.3% to $231.01 Friday, with after-hours trading flat. The move followed a broad rally in chip stocks, pushing the PHLX semiconductor index up 5.7% as Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom advanced. Lam announced a $0.26 quarterly dividend and a senior executive exercised 53,925 shares. Investors await U.S. jobs and inflation data next week.
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