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ASX top stocks today: Silex jumps 9% in uranium surge as WiseTech drops on ACCC move

ASX top stocks today: Silex jumps 9% in uranium surge as WiseTech drops on ACCC move

Silex Systems surged 9.43% to A$9.75, leading uranium and rare-earth stocks higher on the ASX 200, which closed nearly flat at 8,728.6. WiseTech Global dropped 3.18% after the antitrust regulator raised concerns over an acquisition and planned divestment. The Australian dollar traded at 66.75 U.S. cents. Investors await Australia’s November CPI on Wednesday and the U.S. jobs report on Jan. 9.
Australia Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Flatlined — Miners Just Printed a Record Close

Australia Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Flatlined — Miners Just Printed a Record Close

The S&P/ASX 200 closed nearly flat at 8,728.60, while the All Ordinaries edged down to 9,034.7 in the quietest session in over a year. Materials surged 1.8% to a record, with BHP and Fortescue up 1.6% each and Rio Tinto hitting an intraday high at A$150.14. Energy stocks fell as Woodside dropped 1.2% and Santos 1.1%. Traders await November CPI data on Wednesday.

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  • NVIDIA Ranks #4 Among Dow Analyst Picks with 159.9% YTD Gain
    June 8, 2026, 1:17 PM EDT. NVIDIA stands as the #4 top analyst pick among the 30 Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks and ranks #20 across the broader S&P 500, according to major brokerage houses. The chipmaker's stock has surged 159.9% year to date, reflecting strong investor confidence. Analysts cite NVIDIA's leadership in graphics processing units (GPUs) and AI technology. This notable position underscores the company's significant impact on market sentiment amid broader tech sector movements.

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Netflix stock drop gives fresh signal on streaming leader

Netflix stock drop gives fresh signal on streaming leader

8 June 2026
Netflix shares edged up 0.3% to $82.39 after eight straight declines and a 24% drop since April, as investors digested founder Reed Hastings’ board exit, steady guidance, and intensifying competition from Amazon and YouTube, despite strong Q1 revenue and ad growth.
Boeing Stock Gets New Trigger, Cash Still Main Question

Boeing Stock Gets New Trigger, Cash Still Main Question

8 June 2026
Boeing’s 777X program cleared a major FAA-supervised test phase, spotlighting certification progress as shares edged up 0.3% to $216.01; with a $695 billion backlog and negative $1.5 billion free cash flow last quarter, investors now focus on Boeing’s ability to convert orders into deliveries and cash amid ongoing production and regulatory risks.
Apple Faces Key AI Event, Wall Street Focuses on Siri

Apple Faces Key AI Event, Wall Street Focuses on Siri

8 June 2026
Apple shares jumped 2.2% to $314.17 ahead of its WWDC keynote as investors awaited AI updates, especially to Siri; with the stock up 15% since April and trading at 34 times projected earnings, analysts warn much optimism is already priced in, raising the risk of a pullback if Apple’s AI announcements disappoint.
Oklo Shares Climb After Manufacturing Pact, July Remains in Focus

Oklo Shares Climb After Manufacturing Pact, July Remains in Focus

8 June 2026
Oklo shares jumped 3% to $59.86 after acquiring ARMEC, expanding in-house reactor and fuel-manufacturing capability as investors weigh its $10.2 billion valuation despite zero revenue and a $33.1 million Q1 loss; the deal addresses criticism over lack of operating assets, but Oklo’s path to power sales still depends on regulatory milestones and fuel supply, with key test reactor results expected in July.
TSMC Chip Bottleneck Turns Into Global Concern

TSMC Chip Bottleneck Turns Into Global Concern

8 June 2026
TSMC’s CEO warned shareholders that global chip supply will fall short of AI-driven demand for years, even as the company forecasts over 30% sales growth in 2025; TSMC’s U.S.-listed shares rose 3.8% to $431.12, while Intel surged 12.6% after Google reportedly ordered future AI chips, highlighting rising supply chain risks and market concentration.
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