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NASDAQ:AVGO 8 June 2026 - 17 June 2026

AI Names Hit Fed Hurdle After Nvidia, Oracle Swings

AI Names Hit Fed Hurdle After Nvidia, Oracle Swings

AI stocks in the U.S. go into this holiday-shortened week with risk sentiment looking better but still shaky. The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all closed up Friday and posted weekly gains. Lower oil and some optimism around U.S.-Iran news helped. Investors also looked at SpaceX’s Nasdaq debut. The stakes are clear for Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, Micron, Oracle and Super Micro Computer. These names usually get a lift when markets want growth and will pay up for it now, but they can sink fast if higher rates, big costs or soft guidance cloud the outlook.
AI Names Drop, Oil Upends Inflation Bets, US Stocks Slip

Dow up 930 points after hours as tech lifts Nasdaq

U.S. stocks stuck to gains in after-hours action Thursday after Wall Street posted its strongest day in months. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust traded at $739.52, up 0.24%. Invesco QQQ Trust rose 0.31% to $719.34. The SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF added 0.18%, finishing at $510.29. iShares Russell 2000 ETF was also up 0.33% to $291.36, Investing.com’s after-market data showed.
Nvidia, Broadcom, Applied Materials, Intel, Oracle lead AI infrastructure stocks

Nvidia, Broadcom, Applied Materials, Intel, Oracle lead AI infrastructure stocks

AI infrastructure spending sets new theme for growth buy lists Growth investors are shifting to names that stand to profit as AI moves from buzz to hardware. Reuters, citing data published Wednesday, reports the AI rally has sent equities to highs, and Morgan Stanley now sees $3 trillion in big tech spending on global data centers from 2025 to 2028, with $800 billion for hyperscaler capex just in 2026. Latest large-cap names in focus: Nvidia, Broadcom, Applied Materials, Intel, Oracle.
Semiconductor Index Drops After Oracle Details $95 Billion AI Spend, Nvidia and Broadcom Under Pressure

Semiconductor Index Drops After Oracle Details $95 Billion AI Spend, Nvidia and Broadcom Under Pressure

Chip stocks took another hit Thursday as investors kept tallying up what the AI wave is costing. The PHLX Semiconductor Index, or SOX, dropped 3.57% on Wednesday. Oracle’s numbers, out after the bell, only raised more doubts about how much more cash—debt and equity—will be needed to fund the AI push before chipmakers actually see lasting profits from demand.
Tech stocks slide after hours, Oracle’s AI spending draws focus

Tech stocks slide after hours, Oracle’s AI spending draws focus

Dow sinks nearly 1,000 points as tech breaks down; inflation, Iran weigh U.S. stocks came under more selling after the bell Wednesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished down 953.33 points, or 1.87%, at 49,918.78. The S&P 500 fell 1.62% to 7,266.99. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.98% to 25,169.50. Tech stocks took the biggest hit as traders turned defensive. Inflation looked hot and U.S.-Iran tensions stirred.
Anthropic IPO: $35 Billion Compute Bet Puts AI Valuation Near $1 Trillion to the Test

Anthropic IPO: $35 Billion Compute Bet Puts AI Valuation Near $1 Trillion to the Test

Anthropic’s possible IPO isn’t just about Claude demand anymore. The last 48 hours shifted the story—now it’s about new financing. Apollo and Blackstone are putting up money for a $35 billion AI-compute expansion. Anthropic will use Broadcom chips. The move comes as investors weigh if any private AI firm near a $1 trillion valuation can turn big user numbers into lasting profits.
10 June 2026
Broadcom Shares Slip After $35 Billion AI Transaction, Guidance Jitters Linger

Broadcom Shares Slip After $35 Billion AI Transaction, Guidance Jitters Linger

Broadcom Inc. shares dropped Wednesday, down 4.0% at $376.42 as of 11:59 a.m. EDT, after news of its $35 billion AI infrastructure plan with Apollo and Blackstone did little to hold the stock up. Investors shifted focus back to the doubts over whether Broadcom’s custom AI chip sales can still outpace Wall Street’s high hopes. On Tuesday, shares had an implied close of $392.16.
U.S. Stocks Hit Records This Week — Why the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Rally Survived the Oil Shock

Dow Up While Nasdaq Dips; AI Rally Meets Inflation Data

Dow, S&P 500 edge up, Nasdaq slips in midday trade U.S. stocks were mixed late Tuesday morning. The Dow and S&P 500 held small gains, while the Nasdaq slipped after a rebound in artificial-intelligence shares and ahead of another inflation readout this week. Delayed LSEG data from Reuters showed the S&P 500 up 0.22% at 7,421.81, the Dow up 0.30% at 50,940.88, and the Nasdaq down 0.03% at 25,921.29.
Nasdaq rises as AI names find support after market selloff

Nasdaq rises as AI names find support after market selloff

Nasdaq leads gains as chip stocks bounce; Dow flat U.S. equities ended in the green Monday after buyers returned to technology and chip stocks. Nasdaq Composite led with a 1.27% gain, closing up 329.47 points at 26,036.94. The S&P 500 rose 47.67 points, or 0.63%, to 7,430.49. The Dow posted a small advance, up just 6.62 points, or 0.01%, to 50,871.37. The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index added 6.2%. “A little bit of bargain hunting,” said Rick Meckler, partner at Cherry Lane Investments.
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