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NASDAQ:AMZN 27 October 2025 - 30 October 2025

U.S. stock indexes have shown mixed performance in recent sessions. On June 22, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.28% to close at 51,709.80, while the S&P 500 lost 0.48% and the Nasdaq fell 1.41%. Blue-chip stocks like Caterpillar and Visa supported the Dow, but losses in large technology companies, especially Alphabet, which dropped about 5.5%-6%, weighed on the broader market. Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft shares also declined as investors questioned the pace of returns from heavy artificial intelligence spending in the tech sector. Amazon closed down 4.75% at $232.79 on June 22, following a sharp selloff in large technology stocks. After-hours trading showed only minor changes for major index ETFs, with QQQ down 0.28%, SPY down 0.11%, and DIA up 0.02%. Earlier in the week, Amazon shares had risen, finishing at $244.39 on June 19, up 2.4% for the shortened week, matching the Nasdaq Composite’s gain. Amazon’s Prime Day, scheduled for June 23-26, is expected to provide insight into consumer demand and Prime user activity. In other developments, ARK Investment Management purchased $52 million in Snowflake shares after the company raised its outlook and announced a $6 billion, five-year deal with Amazon Web Services. Meanwhile, SpaceX is set to join the Russell 1000 index and recently experienced its first full-session loss since going public, falling behind Amazon in market value. Jefferies estimates $350 billion in index fund trades at the upcoming Russell reshuffle.
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Amazon (AMZN) Stock Skyrockets: Q3 Beats, Cloud Boom & $2.5B FTC Win

Amazon shares traded near $227, down 1.1% intraday ahead of Q3 earnings due after the Oct. 30 close. Wall Street expects around $177–178 billion in revenue and $1.57 EPS, with focus on AWS cloud growth and AI investments. AWS revenue grew 17.5% last quarter; analysts see 18–20% growth in Q3. Advertising sales rose 23% in Q2, now making up 10–15% of total sales.
30 October 2025
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Trump-Xi Trade Truce Sends Stocks Tumbling – Markets Brace for Tech Earnings and Fed Moves

Trump-Xi Trade Truce Sends Stocks Tumbling – Markets Brace for Tech Earnings and Fed Moves

Trump and Xi agreed to a one-year pause on new tariffs and rare-earth export curbs at the Busan summit. U.S. tariffs on China will drop to 47%, and China will resume buying U.S. soybeans. U.S. stock futures slipped Thursday after record highs, as Fed Chair Powell signaled caution on further rate cuts. Alphabet shares jumped on strong earnings, while Microsoft and Meta fell premarket.
30 October 2025
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Hot GDP Surprise Shatters Wall Street’s Rally – Stocks Slide on Fed Jitters (Sept 25, 2025)

Stock Market Rollercoaster: Tech Stocks Tumble After Trump-Xi Trade Truce & Fed’s Hawkish Signals

Trump and Xi agreed to cut some tariffs and resume Chinese soybean purchases, with China pausing rare-earths export curbs for a year. The U.S. Fed trimmed rates by 25 basis points but signaled caution on further cuts, boosting Treasury yields and the dollar. Mega-cap tech stocks slid after Meta’s earnings miss, while Alphabet and Nvidia surged. The Nasdaq hit a record high, but global equities were mixed amid rate and trade uncertainty.
30 October 2025
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Dow Dips as Fed Fears Slam Tech Stocks – Hot Economic Data Rattles Wall Street (Sept 25, 2025)

Powell’s Hawkish U-Turn and Trump–Xi ‘Mini-Deal’ Leave S&P 500 Futures on Edge

The Fed cut rates by 25 basis points to 3.75–4.00% on Oct 29, but Chair Powell warned a December cut is “not a foregone conclusion.” Nasdaq closed at a record 23,958, while S&P 500 was flat and Dow slipped. Trump announced a one-year “mini-deal” with China, easing some tariffs. Big Tech earnings were mixed: Nvidia rose, Microsoft and Meta fell, Alphabet surged.
30 October 2025
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AI Gold Rush Accelerates: $5 Trillion Milestones, Massive Layoffs, and New Breakthroughs Spark Global AI Frenzy

AI Gold Rush Accelerates: $5 Trillion Milestones, Massive Layoffs, and New Breakthroughs Spark Global AI Frenzy

Nvidia became the world’s first $5 trillion company, driven by soaring demand for AI chips. Alphabet shares jumped 7% after investors cheered its AI spending, while Microsoft and Meta slipped on cost worries. OpenAI split into a $500 billion for-profit arm, freeing it to raise funds and spend $1.4 trillion on AI. Amazon cut up to 30,000 jobs, citing AI-driven automation; its stock rose on the news.
30 October 2025
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Nasdaq Frenzy: Tech Titans’ AI-Fueled Surge Hits Records Ahead of Fed Cut & Earnings Bonanza

Stocks in Limbo: Dow Futures Dip While Nasdaq, S&P Tick Up as Powell Cools Rally, Trump-Xi Deal Sparks Mixed Reaction

Dow futures fell about 0.15% early Oct 30, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures edged higher as markets reacted to the Fed’s 25bp rate cut and Powell’s warning that further cuts aren’t assured. The Nasdaq closed at a record on Oct 29, but Microsoft and Meta dropped after hours on earnings news. Trump announced a one-year “mini-deal” with China, suspending some tariffs. Oil rose on U.S. inventory draws; gold slipped from highs.
30 October 2025
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NYSE Skyrockets to Record Highs as AI Frenzy, Fed Rate Cut Bets Fuel Stock Surge

NYSE Skyrockets to Record Highs as AI Frenzy, Fed Rate Cut Bets Fuel Stock Surge

The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all closed at record highs Tuesday, marking a third straight session of new peaks. Nvidia jumped 5% and Microsoft 2% after major AI announcements, pushing both above $4 trillion in value. Investors expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates Wednesday, with futures pricing in a near-certain 0.25% reduction. U.S.–China trade optimism and strong corporate earnings have fueled the rally.
29 October 2025
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Stocks Skyrocket to Record Highs as Fed Set to Cut Rates Again

Stocks Skyrocket to Record Highs as Fed Set to Cut Rates Again

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut its benchmark rate by 0.25 percentage point at its Oct. 28–29 meeting, with futures markets pricing in a 95% chance. U.S. stocks hit record highs Monday, the S&P 500 closing above 6,800 and the Nasdaq at 23,637, driven by tech gains. September CPI rose 3% year-on-year, below forecasts, while labor market data show signs of weakening. Ten-year Treasury yields hovered near 4.0%.
28 October 2025
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CandyWarehouse’s Halloween Horror: Major Online Candy Retailer Files for Bankruptcy Days Before Oct 31

CandyWarehouse’s Halloween Horror: Major Online Candy Retailer Files for Bankruptcy Days Before Oct 31

CandyWarehouse.com, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Sugar Land, Texas, on Oct. 24, listing $100,000–$500,000 in assets and $1–$10 million in liabilities. The filing comes days before Halloween as cocoa prices surge and U.S. candy demand shifts. A court hearing is set for Oct. 29 on motions to keep the business running during restructuring.
28 October 2025
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Record Highs: Trade Deal Hopes Fuel Stock Market Surge to Fresh Peaks

Record Highs: Trade Deal Hopes Fuel Stock Market Surge to Fresh Peaks

The S&P 500 closed above 6,800 for the first time Monday, with the Dow and Nasdaq also hitting record highs. Hopes for a U.S.-China trade deal and tech stock gains drove the rally. Qualcomm surged over 11% after unveiling new AI chips, while investors expect a Federal Reserve rate cut at the end of October.
28 October 2025
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Dow Dips as Fed Fears Slam Tech Stocks – Hot Economic Data Rattles Wall Street (Sept 25, 2025)

Stocks Surge to Record Highs as AI Boom Meets Trade Deal Hopes – Boom or Bubble?

The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all closed at record highs Monday, fueled by optimism over a possible U.S.-China trade deal and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Tech giants surged on AI enthusiasm, adding $6 trillion in market value since ChatGPT’s launch. Five of the largest tech firms report earnings this week, testing the rally. Some experts warn valuations are outpacing fundamentals.
27 October 2025
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Apple’s July 2025 Bombshells: Foldable iPhone, AI Secrets, Encryption Showdown & More

Apple Nears $4 Trillion as Record Market Awaits Big Tech Earnings Showdown

U.S. stocks closed at record highs Monday, driven by optimism over a possible U.S.-China trade deal and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta will report earnings this week after a sharp rally in tech shares. Microsoft is forecast to post 15% higher revenue, while Amazon’s sales may rise 12%. President Trump and China’s Xi are set to meet this week to finalize a trade agreement.
27 October 2025
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Amazon Stock Today: AI Ambitions, $2.5B Twist, and $3 Trillion Dreams

Amazon Stock Skyrockets: AI Innovations and $2.5B FTC Deal Ignite Tech Giant’s Rally

Amazon shares traded near $228 on Oct. 27, up 3–4% for the week after rebounding from early-October lows. The company settled a $2.5 billion FTC probe in late September and quickly resolved a major AWS outage on Oct. 20. Wall Street remains bullish, with a consensus 12-month price target in the mid-$260s. Q3 results are due Oct. 30, with revenue expected around $177–178 billion.
27 October 2025
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Wall Street Hits Record Highs as Tech Stocks Soar and Shutdown Worries Melt

Wall Street Rockets on China Trade Deal News – Here’s What’s Fueling the Rally

U.S. stock futures surged late Sunday after U.S. and Chinese officials reported “significant advances” toward a trade deal. By Monday, Nasdaq futures rose about 1.4% and S&P 500 futures 0.9%. Major indexes opened near record highs, with the Dow around 47,446 and the Nasdaq at 23,529. Traders now price in a 95% chance of a Fed rate cut in October.
27 October 2025
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Credit ‘Cockroach’ Jitters Shake Markets: Stocks Slide Globally as Gold Hits Record High

Stocks Soar on Tech Mania: Bulls Bet Big on Earnings and Rate Cuts (Bubble Fears or Boom?)

U.S. stocks closed at record highs Monday, with the Dow up 0.5%, S&P 500 up 0.8%, and Nasdaq up 1.4%. Softer September inflation data has traders expecting a 25-point Fed rate cut this week. Big Tech earnings are due Oct. 29–30, with analysts predicting strong but not explosive growth. Apple hit all-time highs on robust iPhone 17 sales, while AI-driven gains fueled bubble concerns among some market watchers.
27 October 2025
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Dow Smashes 47,000 on Trade Truce Buzz – Fed Rate Cut Hopes Fuel Record Rally

Dow Smashes 47,000 on Trade Truce Buzz – Fed Rate Cut Hopes Fuel Record Rally

The Dow Jones closed above 47,000 for the first time Friday, jumping 473 points to 47,207. Markets are betting the Federal Reserve will cut rates by 0.25% at its meeting Wednesday. President Trump and China’s Xi are expected to finalize a “Phase One” trade deal this week. Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Apple, and Amazon report earnings as tech stocks drive the rally.
27 October 2025
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Bubble or Boom? Magnificent Seven Stocks Face Critical Earnings Showdown

Bubble or Boom? Magnificent Seven Stocks Face Critical Earnings Showdown

The “Magnificent Seven” tech stocks now make up over one-third of the S&P 500’s market value after jumping about 35% in the past year, outpacing the index’s 15% gain. Apple hit a record high near $3.9 trillion, while Nvidia became the world’s most valuable company. The group’s Q3 earnings are expected to rise 15%. Tesla shares fell 2% after a mixed earnings report.
27 October 2025
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Midweek Double Whammy: Fed Decision & Big Tech Earnings Collide Amid Trump-Xi Trade Truce

Midweek Double Whammy: Fed Decision & Big Tech Earnings Collide Amid Trump-Xi Trade Truce

The Dow closed above 47,000 for the first time last week as cooling inflation fueled expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut on Wednesday. All major U.S. indexes gained about 2% to record highs. Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta report earnings Wednesday, with Apple and Amazon following Thursday. President Trump and China’s Xi are set to meet in South Korea to finalize a trade deal framework.
27 October 2025
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Nasdaq Rally Hits Speed Bump as Tech Stocks Wobble – Fed Warning and AI Jitters Shake Markets (Sept 24–25, 2025)

Dow Futures Soar as Fed Rate Cut Looms, Trade Deal Advances – Tech Earnings Fuel Record Rally

Dow Jones futures climbed 0.7% in pre-market trading Monday, with Nasdaq 100 futures up 2.3% as investors anticipated Fed rate cuts and strong tech earnings. U.S. CPI rose 0.3% in September, below forecasts, reinforcing expectations for a rate cut this week. Trade talks between the U.S. and China eased tariff fears. Tech stocks led gains, while energy shares lagged as oil prices fell.
27 October 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • 2 Wide-Moat Bargain Stocks: Netflix and Microsoft Underpriced Amid Tech Sell-Off
    June 23, 2026, 1:58 AM EDT. In a market where valuation metrics like the S&P 500's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio hit 27 and Nasdaq-100 trades at 34, Netflix and Microsoft stand out as undervalued wide-moat stocks. Netflix shares are down 41% from last year, trading at a P/E of 28 despite 16% revenue growth and strong operating margins of 32.3%. Its recent drop followed disappointing guidance and a failed Warner Bros. Discovery takeover bid. Microsoft, down roughly 33% since last October, faces AI competition concerns but continues solid performance. Both are trading near 18-month lows and offer attractive entry points given their competitive advantages and growth prospects.

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