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NASDAQ:NVDA 1 June 2026 - 3 June 2026

US stocks notch new highs with AI trade still in focus

Wall Street Record Faces Latest Test After Hours: AI Hype, Oil, Rates, Jobs Collide

Hewlett Packard Enterprise soared after a strong quarter put it on track to hit long-term financial targets two years early, fueling gains in AI hardware stocks and driving the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index up 5.9%, even as after-hours trading stayed cautious and software names lagged.
Coherent Corp Stock: BofA’s $400 Call Puts AI Optics Back in Play

Coherent Stock Is Surging Again — Here’s Why Wall Street Is Chasing AI’s Hidden Bottleneck

Coherent shares soared 17% to $425.44 after strong Q3 results and renewed AI infrastructure demand, fueled by Nvidia’s $2 billion March investment and fresh focus on supply bottlenecks; the company guided Q4 revenue as high as $2.05 billion, but risks remain if AI spending or Nvidia-linked demand falters.
QQQM’s $835 Million AI Wave Meets a Zscaler Reality Check

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

Invesco’s QQQM rose 0.2% to $306.54 after $835.44 million in five-day net inflows, driven by investor demand for AI-linked giants like Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft, even as Zscaler plunged 8.9% on weak guidance, highlighting ongoing volatility and risk in concentrated growth funds.
Arm Ramps Up $15 Billion AI Chip Push Ahead of Schedule

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

Arm CEO says AI data-center CPU demand is outpacing forecasts, with ByteDance and Oracle as customers. Shares hit an all-time high, jumping 15.73% to $408.85 after Nvidia launched an Arm-based PC chip. Arm could reach its $15 billion AI chip revenue goal sooner than expected, with customer demand for AGI CPUs over 2027-2028 topping $2 billion, more than double March launch figures. Supply limits and export controls remain risks.
CoreWeave Wins Early Access to Nvidia AI Tech, Faces Debt Hurdle

CoreWeave Wins Early Access to Nvidia AI Tech, Faces Debt Hurdle

CoreWeave surged 13.96% to $124.82 after announcing the first validated launch of Nvidia’s Vera Rubin NVL72 system on its cloud. Q1 revenue hit $2.08 billion, backlog reached $99.4 billion, but net loss widened to $740 million and liabilities rose to $50.8 billion. Nvidia gained 6.26%. CoreWeave’s Vera Rubin rack claims up to 10x better inference per watt and one-tenth cost per million tokens versus Blackwell.
Fluence Energy pops 44% on Nvidia news. The AI power trade sees fresh action

Fluence Energy pops 44% on Nvidia news. The AI power trade sees fresh action

Fluence Energy surged 44% to $27.15 after Siemens named it in a new AI data center power design with Nvidia and nVent. Nvidia rose 6.3%, nVent 2.8%. Fluence’s battery storage is featured for backup and grid support in Nvidia’s DSX AI centers. Q2 revenue hit $464.9 million, net loss $29.2 million, backlog $5.6 billion. Risks remain: reference designs aren’t orders, and backlog may not convert to revenue if projects stall.
Nvidia Shares Fall Even as AI Stocks Break Records, Traders Eye Taiwan

Nvidia Stock Surges 6% as Jensen Huang’s New AI PC Chip Targets AMD and Intel

Nvidia surged 6.26% to $224.36 after unveiling RTX Spark, a 1-petaflop AI chip for Windows PCs, pushing its value to $5.47 trillion and lifting the Nasdaq and S&P 500 to record closes. Microsoft shares rose 2.3% on the partnership; Qualcomm fell 8.8%, Intel dropped 4.7%. CEO Jensen Huang confirmed strong demand but said Nvidia remains supply constrained, citing reliance on Taiwan-based suppliers as a key risk.
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

Hang Seng surged 2.28% and Shanghai Composite rose 0.43% as AI stocks drew buyers, offsetting a 0.3% Nikkei dip. Anthropic confidentially filed for a U.S. IPO after a $965 billion valuation. Nvidia’s CEO said supply remains tight despite robust growth. Alphabet plans to raise $80 billion for AI, including $10 billion from Berkshire Hathaway. South Korea’s CPI jumped 3.1% in May, fueling rate hike bets. Oil and Middle East risks kept market tone cautious.
Wall Street Finishes at New Highs on AI Surge; HPE Grabs Spotlight After Hours

Wall Street Finishes at New Highs on AI Surge; HPE Grabs Spotlight After Hours

S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record highs, led by Nvidia’s 6.3% surge after its new RTX Spark chip launch. HPE shares soared 36% post-earnings as revenue jumped 40% and guidance rose. After-hours, major ETFs slipped: SPY down 0.23%, QQQ off 0.35%. Only tech and energy sectors finished higher. Oil spiked 4.24% on U.S.-Iran tensions. Factory PMI hit 54.0, strongest since May 2022.
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 plunged 4.7% to $109.33 as Nvidia launched RTX Spark, a new AI PC chip set for release this fall in systems from Dell, HP, Lenovo, Asus, and Microsoft. Nvidia jumped 6.3%. The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index rose 1.1%. Intel’s Computex announcements of Xeon 6+ and Crescent Island failed to reassure investors. Barclays raised Intel’s price target to $100 but kept an Equal Weight rating.
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 44.70 points to 51,076.85 as Nvidia’s RTX Spark chip news lifts tech stocks; S&P 500 and Nasdaq also rise. Oil prices jump to $94.98 on renewed U.S.-Iran tensions, capping broader gains. Factory activity grows for a fifth month, complicating Fed rate outlook. Market breadth remains narrow, with most advances in tech and AI. Investors await Friday’s jobs report and the Fed’s June meeting.
Stocks Hit Records as Oil Stirs Worry

Stocks Hit Records as Oil Stirs Worry

Nvidia surged 5.9% after unveiling a new AI PC chip with Microsoft, lifting the S&P 500 up 0.43% and Nasdaq 0.68% to near record highs. Tech and energy led gains as Brent crude jumped 4.25% to $94.99, pressuring airlines and capping broader advances. Market breadth stayed weak, with more NYSE stocks falling than rising. Investors await Broadcom’s results and Friday’s jobs data for AI and growth signals.
Uber shares trade higher as Nvidia robotaxi backing sparks new Europe competition

Uber shares trade higher as Nvidia robotaxi backing sparks new Europe competition

Uber surged 5.8% to $74.48 as it, Autobrains, and Nvidia announced a robotaxi rollout in Munich using Nvidia’s Drive Hyperion platform. Over 14 million shares traded. Reuters reported Prosus may block Uber’s Delivery Hero bid by raising its stake. Uber also bought 12.5% of Careem Technologies for $100 million. First-quarter trips rose 20%, gross bookings 25%, and adjusted EBITDA 33%. Munich rollout awaits regulatory approval.
ServiceNow Stock Gains as Wall Street AI Trade Turns

ServiceNow Stock Gains as Wall Street AI Trade Turns

ServiceNow soared 8.5% to $134.95 in heavy trading after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed fears that AI agents will replace software firms, calling it “exactly the opposite.” Salesforce, IBM, and Adobe also rallied as investors rotated back into software stocks. ServiceNow reported Q1 subscription revenue up 22% to $3.67 billion and a 130%+ jump in $1M+ Now Assist customers. Risks flagged include competition, AI adoption, macro factors, and FX.
Dow Falls as Nvidia Gains; AI Trade Goes Up Against Rising Oil

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

Nvidia surged 4.34% after launching a new AI PC chip with Microsoft, while Qualcomm dropped nearly 7%. Dow fell 0.22%, S&P 500 flat, Nasdaq up 0.01%. Brent crude jumped 6.11% to $96.69 on Iran-linked risks. United Airlines slid 4.61%, Exxon rose 2.78%. Berkshire Hathaway agreed to buy Taylor Morrison Home for $6.8 billion; shares soared 22.43%. U.S. manufacturing PMI hit a two-year high.

Stock Market Today

  • BofA Strategist Warns of Red Flags in US Stock Market, Sees Selective Opportunities
    June 8, 2026, 1:52 AM EDT. Savita Subramanian, head of U.S. equity and quant strategy at Bank of America Securities, cautions about parallels between current market conditions and February 2020. She highlights strong momentum in energy and tech sectors but warns of expensive valuations and disappointing consumer staples returns. Historically, staples' underperformance often signals big rebounds, with a notable 73% rise during the 2000-2002 tech bust. Subramanian calls the S&P 500 the "most-crowded ticker" globally, flagging new stock issuance and capital expenditure surges that reduce free cash flow and share buybacks-key drivers for the index. She favors select sectors like financials, energy, materials, and staples, and maintains a year-end S&P 500 target of 7100, about 6% below current levels.

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Snap Drops 5%—Ad Recovery Eyed Next

Snap Drops 5%—Ad Recovery Eyed Next

8 June 2026
Snap closed Friday at $5.76, down 5.11% amid a broad tech selloff triggered by a strong jobs report and renewed rate-hike worries, but still ended the week up 0.9%. Investors now await U.S. inflation data and CEO Evan Spiegel’s June 16 AWE keynote on Specs, as Snap faces pressure from weak North American ad revenue, tough competition, and activist demands for cost cuts.
Navitas’ Nvidia-Led Rally Stalls, Eyes on AI Trade Next Week

Navitas’ Nvidia-Led Rally Stalls, Eyes on AI Trade Next Week

8 June 2026
Navitas plunged $5.61 to $25.08 Friday as a $1.3 trillion chip selloff erased Nvidia-driven gains, despite news it issued 3.28 million shares for merger earn-outs and showcased its GaNFast power board at Nvidia’s AI MGX event; investors now face risks from share dilution, sector volatility, and Navitas’s early-stage pivot to high-power AI markets amid ongoing operating losses.
NIO Stock Drops Even as Deliveries Jump, Focus Turns to June Numbers

NIO Stock Drops Even as Deliveries Jump, Focus Turns to June Numbers

8 June 2026
NIO’s U.S.-listed shares plunged 5.8% Friday, erasing a delivery-led rally, as investors focus on whether June sales can hit the company’s Q2 target after May deliveries rose 62.3% to 37,705. NIO needs 42,939–47,939 June deliveries to meet guidance, with risks from China’s saturated car market and recent price pressure.
HPE Stock Faces AI Rally Test With Monday In Focus

HPE Stock Faces AI Rally Test With Monday In Focus

8 June 2026
Hewlett Packard Enterprise plunged 8.36% Friday to $49.20, capping a three-day slide and erasing gains after a post-earnings surge, even as it raised its fiscal 2026 revenue growth outlook to 29%-33% and boosted non-GAAP EPS guidance, with analysts warning that rapid gains may have priced in too much hope too quickly.
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