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Nvidia stock halted for the day; $91 billion AI trade back in play soon

Nvidia stock halted for the day; $91 billion AI trade back in play soon

Nvidia shares didn’t trade Monday with U.S. markets closed for Memorial Day. Wall Street opens again Tuesday. The AI chipmaker faces pressure even after posting yet another record quarter and giving a sales outlook that beat forecasts. Nvidia’s timing is key. The stock often trades as a stand-in for AI infrastructure spending. Shares dropped late last week, despite the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing at a record and the S&P 500 posting its eighth weekly gain in a row.
Super Micro Computer Launches Edge AI Servers as SMCI Faces Margin and Compliance Test

Super Micro Up Ahead of Holiday as Nvidia Seen as Fresh Risk

Super Micro Computer goes into the holiday-shortened week after a big rebound. But new compliance issues are surfacing, making things less clear for one of Wall Street’s volatile AI server stocks. SMCI ended Friday up 6.34% at $35.58. The stock jumped 14.6% this week, bouncing from $31.04 last week with traders returning to chip and server plays ahead of the long weekend.
Nvidia Faces $91 Billion Moment, but Shares Still Slip

Nvidia Faces $91 Billion Moment, but Shares Still Slip

Nvidia shares slipped this week despite posting a fresh record quarter, and investors head into the holiday break asking how much of the upside is priced in. Shares finished Friday at $215.33, off 1.9% for the day and down around 4.4% from last week’s close, according to market data. Weakness in Nvidia was clear Friday, even as U.S. stocks finished higher. The Dow closed at an all-time high and the S&P 500 notched its eighth weekly win. The chip stock fell but other semiconductors fared better. “Earnings season looked really good,” said James St. Aubin, chief investment officer at Ocean Park Asset Management. But he said war headlines had acted as a speed bump for the market.
IREN Stock Pauses as Nvidia Rally Cools Before Holiday

IREN Stock Pauses as Nvidia Rally Cools Before Holiday

IREN Limited shares lost ground Friday, dropping after a two-day run. Nvidia-backed AI cloud demand stayed in focus, but investors also watched for rising costs tied to new data centers. The stock ended down 2.1% at $56.83 on Nasdaq, giving back some ground after jumping 10.4% Wednesday and 10.2% Thursday. Despite Friday’s selloff, the stock still wrapped up the week above its May 15 finish at $52.94.
Nvidia Shares Flat After Big Earnings Beat as Street Looks for More

Nvidia beats on earnings but shares slip as Wall Street looks past the quarter

Nvidia shares slipped after the chipmaker posted another record quarter and gave a $91 billion sales outlook. Some investors booked gains and some questioned if that sales target justifies Nvidia’s heavy valuation in the AI rally. The stock finished Thursday down 1.77% at $219.51. The Nasdaq Composite edged up 0.09%. The S&P 500 climbed 0.17%. Nvidia faces more than just questions about beating estimates now. Investors are looking at how long the AI buildout can keep going—through 2027 and after—and if competitors will start to take pieces of the business as buyers look to cheaper or more niche chips.
Nvidia Shares Flat After Big Earnings Beat as Street Looks for More

Nvidia Shares Flat After Big Earnings Beat as Street Looks for More

Nvidia was flat before the U.S. open Thursday. Premarket pricing put the stock at $223.29, down 0.08%. The chipmaker put out a $91 billion revenue forecast for the second quarter and said it would boost cash returned to shareholders. The numbers were strong but shares saw little move. Nvidia holds the top spot in market value and is seen as the main public gauge of the pace in AI data-center expansion. Reuters said U.S. stock futures barely moved after a 1.1% jump in the S&P 500 Wednesday; Nvidia’s stock move lagged its headline results.
Nvidia Raises AI Stakes Again, Eyes Turn to Thursday Stock Action

Nvidia Raises AI Stakes Again, Eyes Turn to Thursday Stock Action

Nvidia ended the day up 1.3% at $223.47 on Wednesday ahead of its earnings release, which showed another jump in revenue and an expansion of its share buyback program. But after hours, the stock edged down, trading at $221.90 as of 4:26 p.m. Eastern, with the results coming up against big expectations for AI. Nvidia’s quarter is in focus as it still stands out as the main way to track what big tech firms are putting into AI infrastructure. Reuters said this week customers like Microsoft and Meta are fueling the rise, and Big Tech’s AI spending could go past $700 billion this year.
Dow Rises After Nvidia Rally Ends Three-Day Wall Street Slide

Dow Rises After Nvidia Rally Ends Three-Day Wall Street Slide

Chip stocks jumped on Wednesday and helped Wall Street break a three-day slide. Nvidia’s earnings were in focus, while investors welcomed lower oil prices and falling Treasury yields. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished up 581.66 points, or 1.18%, at 49,945.54, according to preliminary results. The S&P 500 added 68.20 points, or 0.93%, to close at 7,421.81. The Nasdaq Composite gained 344.12 points, or 1.33%, ending at 26,214.83. Stocks moved after the market lost its record highs, hit by rising oil from the Iran war and a jump in bond yields. Treasury yields dropped Wednesday, with the 10-year down 9.4 basis points to 4.576%. That’s as U.S. crude settled $5.89 lower at $98.26 a barrel, and Brent lost $6.26 to end at $105.02.
Dow Up 200 Points Ahead of Nvidia Report

Dow Up 200 Points Ahead of Nvidia Report

Dow Jones up 209 points to 49,573 in late-morning trading Wednesday, as blue chips tracked a wider U.S. stock rebound. The Nasdaq Composite rose 0.45% and the S&P 500 was up 0.18%. Numbers are from delayed LSEG data via Reuters. Stocks moved after a shaky Tuesday session where major Wall Street indexes dropped. Treasury yields rose as investors watched inflation risks again, with oil prices high and the U.S.-Iran conflict in focus. Michael James at Rosenblatt Securities said, “nothing constructive” had happened with the ceasefire, and market nerves were getting worse.
Wall Street Eyes $355 Billion Nvidia Earnings Test for AI Sector

Wall Street Eyes $355 Billion Nvidia Earnings Test for AI Sector

Nvidia heads into Wednesday’s earnings with options traders pricing a 6.5% move, which means about $355 billion in potential market value shifting. That’s sizable risk. Matt Amberson at ORATS said investors are “complacent about AI/capex.” Chris Murphy at Susquehanna said traders are focusing more on “upside participation.” Nvidia is set to post Q1 fiscal 2027 results after the close Wednesday. The chipmaker’s conference call starts at 2 p.m. PT, or 5 p.m. ET. The quarter finished April 26. Nvidia said it plans to publish CFO comments soon after the numbers drop.
Wall Street Hit by Yield Jolt With Nvidia Up Next

Wall Street Hit by Yield Jolt With Nvidia Up Next

ETFs tracking U.S. stocks held in the red late Tuesday after the major indexes posted their third loss in a row. Treasury yields moved higher and market focus stayed on Nvidia’s earnings, which investors see as a big test for the AI rally. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF traded at $733.73, down about 0.7%. Invesco QQQ was at $701.53 and the SPDR Dow ETF at $493.98, both off around 0.6% from the previous close. Bonds are back in focus as a fresh jump in yields threatens the rally that pushed major indexes to new highs. Rising Treasury yields often weigh on growth stocks, since higher yields make future earnings from those companies less appealing to investors than they were before.
AMD Shares Dip Ahead of Nvidia’s Upcoming Report

AMD Shares Dip Ahead of Nvidia’s Upcoming Report

Advanced Micro Devices shares dropped Tuesday, pulling back after a sharp run-up driven by AI bets. Some investors trimmed chip holdings ahead of Nvidia’s earnings. Higher Treasury yields also pressured growth tech stocks. AMD ended down 1.6% at $414.05, after swinging between $393.51 and $428.52 in today’s trading. Nvidia slipped 0.7%. Intel was up 2.4%. The chip names went in different directions, not moving lower as a group.
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. The matter is simple and not small: Nvidia has become the main public-market proxy for spending on artificial intelligence, software and chips used to perform tasks that once needed human judgment. LSEG data cited by Reuters showed analysts expect Nvidia’s April-quarter revenue to rise 79%, with adjusted profit up 81.8%, as Microsoft, Meta and other large cloud buyers keep spending on data centers.
Nasdaq Futures Slip Pre-Nvidia Results

Nasdaq Futures Slip Pre-Nvidia Results

Nasdaq 100 futures slipped Tuesday morning, pushing other U.S. stock futures down as traders held back after weakness in tech stocks. Nvidia’s earnings report this week left some investors on edge. Futures pointed to a lower start for Wall Street, with contracts indicating a softer open. AI stocks and consumer names are both being watched this week as key parts of the market come into focus. Nvidia will report Wednesday, drawing eyes as an AI bellwether. Retailers including Home Depot, Target, TJX, and Walmart also report, with investors looking for signs of how consumers are handling energy prices and inflation.
Nvidia Stock Slips Ahead of Earnings as Wall Street Eyes $5 Trillion Mark

Nvidia Stock Slips Ahead of Earnings as Wall Street Eyes $5 Trillion Mark

Nvidia NVDA slid 2.8% to $219.05 on Monday, pulling chip stocks lower as traders lightened up on positions ahead of its fiscal first-quarter report this week. Shares earlier hit $230.62. Nvidia’s market cap sits at about $5.36 trillion. Nvidia isn’t just another chip stock anymore. Now the top company by market value, its results are a test for the whole artificial intelligence trade — the buying of stocks linked to AI, or software that does tasks people used to do.
Nvidia Faces Key Earnings Week After Friday Drop

Nvidia Faces Key Earnings Week After Friday Drop

Nvidia stock is set to face the weekend with the market closed and investors waiting on quarterly earnings. The report is seen as the biggest scheduled hurdle so far for a rally that has put artificial intelligence in focus again for U.S. equities. Nvidia shares ended Friday at $225.32, dropping 4.42% for the day after hitting $236.54 earlier this week. Still, the stock added about 4.7% for the week from last Friday’s $215.20 close.
Wall Street’s record streak gives way as oil and bonds weigh; Nvidia on deck

Wall Street’s record streak gives way as oil and bonds weigh; Nvidia on deck

S&P 500’s seven-week advance is still intact heading into next week, but the rally lost steam late this week. Rising bond yields and a surge in oil prices cut into Wall Street’s run of record gains. Market gains powered by AI shares and better-than-expected earnings stalled on Friday. Oil prices jumped, Treasury yields rose, and investors faced new questions over the Fed’s ability to ease rates.
Nvidia Shares Slip Ahead of Earnings as AI Trade Gears Up for a Big Week

Nvidia Shares Slip Ahead of Earnings as AI Trade Gears Up for a Big Week

Nvidia shares ended Friday down 4.4% at $225.32, trading about 181 million shares. The drop comes after a chip rally lifted the stock and the market to records earlier this week. Even with Friday’s selloff, Nvidia is still up from $215.20 last week. U.S. markets are closed for the weekend. Nvidia’s Wednesday numbers have turned into a barometer for the broader AI trade, so the date matters. Nasdaq trades from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern, Monday through Friday. For 2026, the next full U.S. market holiday is Memorial Day, May 25. That puts Monday as the next standard session.
Stocks take a breather after oil spike, Nvidia in focus

Stocks take a breather after oil spike, Nvidia in focus

Stocks slipped from record highs Friday, with higher oil prices and Treasury yields cooling Wall Street’s recent AI-driven run. Investors are heading into next week with a less favorable backdrop. Stocks slipped, but recent gains stuck. The S&P 500 edged up 0.1% this week, its seventh straight weekly win. The Dow fell 0.2%. The Nasdaq dropped 0.1%. Small-caps lagged as the Russell 2000 shed 2.4%, showing more trouble for stocks outside large tech.
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  • JPMorgan Asset Management Files 8.3 After Taking 1.25% in Prologis, Inc., Updates on SEGRO plc Positions
    July 2, 2026, 11:39 AM EDT. JPMorgan Asset Management filed a Form 8.3 on July 2, 2026, showing it holds 11,695,473 shares, or 1.25%, of Prologis, Inc., the logistics REIT. The filing also shows cash-settled derivatives tied to a 30% interest. JPMorgan listed positions in SEGRO plc too. The move meets Rule 8.3 of the UK Takeover Code, which kicks in at 1%. JPMorgan is Prologis's financial adviser and reported positions as of July 1, 2026.
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