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Earnings Reports 16 May 2026 - 19 May 2026

Nvidia’s Earnings Could Make or Break the AI Stock Trade

Nvidia’s Earnings Could Make or Break the AI Stock Trade

Artificial intelligence stocks were split Tuesday afternoon, with Nvidia up modestly before results investors see as a check on the whole AI trade, while CoreWeave fell after Alphabet’s Google and Blackstone laid out a new AI cloud venture. U.S. trading was in regular session; the NYSE’s core session runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time, and May 19 is not listed as a 2026 exchange holiday.
Nu Stock’s Record Quarter Fails to Sway Traders

Nu Stock’s Record Quarter Fails to Sway Traders

Nu Holdings Ltd. shares barely moved Monday afternoon, with the price sticking close to lows seen after Nubank’s Q1 results. The market kept its attention on higher loan-loss provisions, setting aside record revenue. The stock last traded at $12.18, off 0.1%, in a range of $12.10 to $12.42. Volume was around 38.7 million shares.
Netflix Faces Quick Test Beyond Subscriber Counts

Netflix Faces Quick Test Beyond Subscriber Counts

Netflix Inc. starts the week with its stock at $87.02, after a quiet move Friday when shares edged up 0.09%. That’s still under the previous week’s close of $87.49. Investors are now watching to see if the company’s ad business can pick up more slack than its latest streaming release. Nasdaq was closed Sunday. The exchange sticks to its regular trading hours, Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET.
Micron Faces Key Monday After Volatile Week

Micron Faces Key Monday After Volatile Week

Micron Technology shares go into the week battered but still a key AI play for Wall Street. The stock dropped 6.6% Friday, closing at $724.66, after hitting a high of $818.67 earlier in the week. That ended its streak of record closes. Micron had finished Wednesday at $803.63. Shares ended the week about 3% lower than the May 8 close. U.S. equity markets are shut for the weekend.
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  1. ASX 200 futures advanced 0.86% to 9,012.5 before Friday's session, positioning the July gain close to 3.03%. This follows a 0.78% decline on Thursday, where tech stocks rose 0.91%, while materials sank 1.59% and financials eased 0.37%. Wall Street finished sharply higher, led by a more than 15% jump in Microsoft, with U.S. tech shares up 5.2% and semiconductors gaining 8.2%, contributing to upbeat sentiment for Australian equities.
    Source: ts2.tech
  2. The S&P 500 advanced +1.66%, Dow Jones added +1.19%, and Nasdaq 100 jumped +3.36%, buoyed by Microsoft's +15% surge after Q4 Azure revenue exceeded forecasts with +43% growth. Robust earnings propelled semiconductor and AI infrastructure shares higher. Meta Platforms slid -7% on disappointing guidance. Treasury yields climbed, with the 10-year T-note yield reaching 4.67%. US data was mixed, showing slower Q2 GDP at +1.5% and a drop in core PCE inflation to +3.3%.
    Source: nasdaq.com
  3. JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU) shares climbed 6.2% to $6.07 after reporting a 14.5% revenue gain in Q2, with fare increases of 8.6% and passenger traffic up 5.1%. Fuel expenses jumped 80.7%, leading to a deeper net loss of $247 million. The stock is valued at roughly 6.1 times estimated 2028 earnings, while significant debt (net debt 2.8 times its market capitalization) and an average fuel price of $4.23/gal-above the $3/gal target-continue to weigh on the outlook.
    Source: ts2.tech