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AMD Stock Holds Up As AI Rack Sales Draw Bulls

AMD Stock Holds Up As AI Rack Sales Draw Bulls

AMD gained 1.4% to $528.87 early Wednesday, shaking off declines in chip ETFs as investors saw new signs the company is making a bigger push into AI data-center gear. Nvidia dropped 2.3%. Intel was up 5.0%. Both iShares Semiconductor ETF and VanEck Semiconductor ETF slipped. AMD’s rally isn’t just about the last quarter’s earnings now. Traders want to see its Instinct GPUs used in full AI systems that are sold at data-center scale. The chips are made for training and running artificial intelligence models.
Intel Stock Awaits Early Trading Test After Computex Moves

Intel Stock Awaits Early Trading Test After Computex Moves

Intel stock slipped 1.3% to $107.93 in early Wednesday premarket trading in the U.S., down $1.46 before Nasdaq’s session started. The chipmaker is under some pressure coming out of Computex, where it tried to pitch its recovery story as tied to data-center AI as well as PCs. Timing is key here. Intel wants investors to bet on a shift in the AI market, moving from just training models to AI inference, where trained models actually answer questions or do tasks. The company is also talking up agentic AI — software that can plan and handle multi-step jobs with less need for people to intervene.
QQQM’s $835 Million AI Wave Meets a Zscaler Reality Check

QQQM’s $835 Million AI Wave Meets a Zscaler Reality Check

Invesco’s Nasdaq-100 ETF QQQM edged higher Tuesday, helped by fresh inflows and gains in Nvidia, even as Zscaler slid nearly 9% and reminded investors that the AI trade is not moving in one clean line. QQQM traded at $306.54, up 0.2%, while the larger Invesco QQQ Trust rose 0.2%; Zscaler was down 8.9% at $141.90. The move matters now because investors are still putting money into concentrated growth funds even after several sharp stock-level reversals. TipRanks reported that QQQM had risen 1.09% over the past week and took in $835.44 million over five days, citing sentiment around large AI-linked holdings including Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft.
Intel Stock Slips After Big AI Reveal as Wall Street Looks for Proof

Intel Stock Slips After Big AI Reveal as Wall Street Looks for Proof

Intel shares pointed lower before the U.S. open on Tuesday after the chipmaker used Computex to pitch a broader artificial-intelligence push, a muted reaction that showed investors still want evidence the plan can turn into orders and margin recovery. Intel closed Monday at $109.33, down 4.67%, and was quoted at $107.86 in premarket trade at 8:40:46 a.m. ET, off 1.34%. The timing matters. Intel is trying to shift the market’s focus from its long manufacturing turnaround to a more immediate claim: that AI inference, the work of running trained models, can lift demand for central processing units, or CPUs, alongside the graphics chips that have led the AI boom.
Arm Ramps Up $15 Billion AI Chip Push Ahead of Schedule

Arm Ramps Up $15 Billion AI Chip Push Ahead of Schedule

TAIPEI, June 2, 2026, 19:03 Arm Holdings could hit its $15 billion annual revenue goal for AI chips sooner than it expected, CEO Rene Haas said, as demand for data center central processors is picking up. Haas told Bloomberg Television he was “very confident” about the target, according to Seeking Alpha. Reuters also reported demand for Arm’s chips is higher than eight weeks ago.
Asia Stocks Hold Up as AI Demand Lifts Sentiment, but Korea Signals Caution

Asia Stocks Hold Up as AI Demand Lifts Sentiment, but Korea Signals Caution

Asia markets held firm Tuesday. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng jumped 2.28% and the Shanghai Composite added 0.43%, offsetting a 0.3% dip in Japan’s Nikkei 225. The AI trade continued to draw interest from buyers, even as Brent crude stayed near $94 and Middle East risks remained in play. Asia-Pacific markets are once again caught between rising AI spending and higher oil prices. Tech and chip shares have seen gains from AI, while inflation tied to oil has put pressure on airlines, consumers, and central banks. MSCI’s Asia-Pacific index outside Japan was up 0.4% after moving in both directions earlier. “This isn’t a re-rating of the AI trade; it’s profit-taking after a blistering run,” said Fabien Yip, market analyst at IG in Sydney.
Intel Stock Drops as Nvidia’s AI PC Chip Takes Aim at Its Core Turf

Intel Stock Drops as Nvidia’s AI PC Chip Takes Aim at Its Core Turf

Intel Corp shares fell on Monday after Nvidia moved deeper into the personal-computer market with a new AI chip, putting fresh pressure on a business Intel has long dominated. The stock closed at $109.33, down $5.38, or roughly 4.7%, with volume above 134 million shares. The move came even as U.S. tech shares rose and the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index gained 1.1%.
Dow Inches Up After Hours; Nvidia’s AI Move Keeps Wall Street Near Highs

Dow Inches Up After Hours; Nvidia’s AI Move Keeps Wall Street Near Highs

Dow closes up after a bumpy Monday, helped by fresh Nvidia AI news that kept tech stocks active. Weakness in oil and U.S.-Iran jitters held back gains for the rest of the market. Dow preliminary figures put the index up 44.70 points, or 0.09%, to 51,076.85. The S&P 500 was higher by 20.19 points, or 0.27%, ending at 7,600.03. The Nasdaq Composite closed up 114.75 points, or 0.43%, to 27,087.37.
Dow Falls as Nvidia Gains; AI Trade Goes Up Against Rising Oil

Dow Falls as Nvidia Gains; AI Trade Goes Up Against Rising Oil

Stocks were mixed late Monday, with the Dow in the red and the S&P 500 flat. Gains in artificial intelligence names managed to offset some of the pressure from oil, which climbed after new Middle East worries. Dow slips, Nasdaq inches up; 15-minute delay on LSEG data LSEG data from Reuters showed the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 111.70 points, or 0.22%, to 50,920.76. The S&P 500 held near flat at 7,580.01. The Nasdaq Composite ticked up 0.01% to 26,975.24. The figures were delayed by at least 15 minutes.
Dow Jones Gives Up Gains As AI Rally Hits Oil Price Jolt

Dow Jones Gives Up Gains As AI Rally Hits Oil Price Jolt

Dow pulls back in late morning, dropping 111.70 points, or 0.22%, to 50,920.76 after last week’s record close. S&P 500 stayed almost unchanged, while the Nasdaq Composite inched up 0.01%, according to LSEG data on Reuters. Wall Street balanced a fresh AI buying push with rising oil prices and new inflation concerns. The slide is drawing attention since all three top U.S. indexes set record closes to end May. On Friday, the Dow climbed 0.72%, S&P 500 was up 0.22%, and the Nasdaq added 0.21%. That marked a ninth consecutive weekly gain for the S&P, the longest stretch since December 2023.
Intel Stock Up 200%, Now Eyes AI Chip Challenge

Intel Stock Up 200%, Now Eyes AI Chip Challenge

Intel shares are in focus Monday as the company leverages Computex to push a more expansive data-center lineup and affordable way into AI semiconductors, a segment Nvidia dominates. Intel shares fell hard Friday, cutting into gains from its big 2026 rally. The stock finished at $114.68 on May 29, falling 5.1% for the session. Intraday range was $113.54 to $126.64, with volume topping 191 million shares.
Intel Stock Swings as Nvidia PC Event Looms and AI Rally Lifts Valuations

Intel Stock Swings as Nvidia PC Event Looms and AI Rally Lifts Valuations

Intel stock goes into June as traders weigh if last week’s drop was simple profit-taking or a sign of trouble for what’s been one of the bigger chip rallies of 2026. The stock finished Friday at $114.68, falling 5.1% on the session and off 4.3% from its May 22 close at $119.84, market data show. The slide landed in a four-day week after the U.S. market was closed for Memorial Day. Nasdaq sticks to its standard hours, trading Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern.
Intel Shares Drop Even as Tech Climbs—AI Trade Not Enough

Intel Shares Drop Even as Tech Climbs—AI Trade Not Enough

Intel Corp. shares slid roughly 5% on Friday, underperforming the broader market’s record highs. Investors showed little reaction to new signs of demand for the chipmaker’s advanced packaging tech, turning their focus to Intel’s valuation following its rapid AI-driven rally. The stock was last at $114.68, off $6.16 from its last close. Shares moved in a wide range, hitting $113.67 at the low and $126.49 at the high. More than 191 million shares changed hands.
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Intel draws $150 target in AI drive, Wall Street says

Intel Shares Hold After AI Surge, Arc Chip Plays Developing

Intel shares head into Friday’s U.S. trading after a weaker finish. Investors are watching a new consumer-chip rollout as the stock’s sharp rally puts the chipmaker’s valuation on watch. Intel shares ended Thursday at $120.89, slipping 0.72%. The stock moved between $116.31 and $123.08 during the day. It’s still trading close to its recent high of $132.75 set on May 11, market data show.
Intel slips ahead of inflation numbers, AI momentum cools

Intel slips ahead of inflation numbers, AI momentum cools

Intel shares were down 1.4% at $121.77 on Wednesday and traded at $119.70 after hours, according to Intel’s stock page, before the Nasdaq session started Thursday. Premarket trading on Nasdaq is listed as 4 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. ET, with regular trading from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 28 doesn’t appear on Nasdaq’s list of market holidays for 2026. Intel’s big run in 2026 has hinged on the idea that AI demand is coming back to CPUs, moving away from graphics chips. CPUs power the servers behind AI queries. On Thursday, Reuters said ByteDance is working on its own CPUs. That could mean the chip shortages helping Intel now are giving customers a reason to look elsewhere.
Dow Jones Falls as Bond Yields Signal Trouble for Bulls

Dow Jones Closes at Record as Oil Sinks; AI Stocks Pause

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record high on Wednesday, rising 189.08 points, or 0.37%, to 50,650.76, as investors bought healthcare and consumer shares while the AI-led rally cooled. The S&P 500 edged up 0.02% and the Nasdaq Composite added 0.08%, leaving the broader market nearly flat after a run of record-setting gains. The split mattered because it showed money moving outside the biggest technology winners. The Dow is a price-weighted gauge of 30 U.S. blue-chip companies, meaning stocks with higher share prices carry more influence than companies with larger market value; on Wednesday, that structure helped the index benefit from gains in steadier consumer and healthcare names.
Dow Hits Record Close As Wall Street’s AI Rally Loses Its Easy Money Feel

Dow Hits Record Close As Wall Street’s AI Rally Loses Its Easy Money Feel

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record high on Wednesday, helped by healthcare and consumer stocks, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq barely moved as the artificial intelligence trade took a pause. Preliminary data showed the Dow rose 189.08 points, or 0.37%, to 50,650.76; the S&P 500 added 1.81 points, or 0.02%, to 7,520.93; and the Nasdaq gained 18.55 points, or 0.08%, to 26,676.60. The session mattered because it came a day after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq scored record closing highs on AI optimism, with Micron joining the $1 trillion market-cap club and semiconductor shares surging. Wednesday was not a collapse in that trade. It was more a test of whether the market can hold records when the most crowded winners stop doing all the work.
Intel Shares Rally Again Before Open as Wall Street Eyes AI Recovery

Intel Shares Rally Again Before Open as Wall Street Eyes AI Recovery

Intel shares gained in premarket trading Wednesday, up to $124.90 at 08:51 EDT, adding to recent chip-stock gains. The stock closed Tuesday up 3.1% at $123.52. One Wall Street firm said the turnaround story in Intel is looking pricey here. Intel is starting to trade less like a struggling PC-chip maker and more like a potential AI winner. The shift comes as some investors bet on the company grabbing a piece of AI server spending. But Intel still has to show it can fix its manufacturing and make its foundry unit, which makes chips for other firms, into a steady, profitable part of the business.
Intel draws $150 target in AI drive, Wall Street says

Intel Stock Jumps Again — The Comeback Trade Wall Street Can’t Ignore

Intel shares closed 3.1% higher at $123.52 on Tuesday, extending a volatile comeback trade as investors bought into chipmakers tied to artificial intelligence demand and U.S.-backed semiconductor production. The Nasdaq-listed stock finished near the upper end of a wide session range, with volume above 107 million shares. The move came as U.S. trading resumed after Monday’s Memorial Day market closure. Nasdaq says its regular session runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time, with Memorial Day listed as a full 2026 market holiday.
US Stock Futures Climb After Holiday, Wall Street Eyes AI Chips and Iran Talks

US Stock Futures Climb After Holiday, Wall Street Eyes AI Chips and Iran Talks

U.S. stock futures traded higher Tuesday as markets reopened after Memorial Day, with chip stocks up and investors watching talks aimed at calming the Middle East conflict that has fueled oil prices and inflation concerns. Stocks are pulling back after a big surge. The Dow set a record close on Friday and the S&P 500 gained for the eighth week in a row, lifted by AI demand and an earnings season that beat worries.
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  • Helios Underwriting (AIM: HUW) says 25% of holders take scrip option for 2025 dividend
    July 3, 2026, 3:35 AM EDT. Helios Underwriting Plc told the market on July 3, 2026 that about 25.45% of eligible shareholders, holding 17.6 million ordinary shares, went for the scrip dividend instead of cash for the 2025 payout. That means Helios will issue 823,838 new ordinary shares to those shareholders. The terms were approved at the June 22 AGM. Cash dividends and share allocations both land July 10, 2026. Helios runs a scrip scheme so investors can take shares in place of dividends.
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