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Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) finishes up for the week after Russell rebalance trading

Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) finishes up for the week after Russell rebalance trading

Snowflake Inc shares closed at $248.96 on Friday, up 9.65%. The move followed a drop earlier in the week, with the stock sliding from $232.29 on June 18 to $227.06 by Thursday. Trading volume hit 25.61 million, well above the roughly 5.1 million average from the previous four sessions, Investing.com data showed. Friday capped the week with Snowflake up 7.2% from its June 18 close. The Invesco QQQ Trust slid 4.6% for the week, the iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF dropped 1.0%, and the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust lost 2.4%.
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Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) stock pops 9.7% with trading volume surge

Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) stock pops 9.7% with trading volume surge

Snowflake Inc. was one of Friday’s outliers in software, closing up 9.65% at $248.96, less than two bucks off its $250 session peak. The stock had traded as low as $222.45 earlier. Volume spiked to 25.59 million shares, or about 303% of its 65-day average. In the after-hours session, Snowflake edged down 0.71% to $247.20 with another 6.9 million shares trading. Volume told the story more than the close. With Snowflake’s quoted $21.90 per-share move and 346.6 million shares out, Friday’s rally worked out to about $7.6 billion in fresh equity value, not adjusting for dilution. That’s roughly 82% of Snowflake’s $9.21 billion in remaining performance obligations as of end of April.
Palantir Stock Rallies the Most in a Year as Another Test Nears

Palantir Stock Rallies the Most in a Year as Another Test Nears

Palantir Technologies finished Friday at $156.54, gaining 9.2% and logging its best session in over a year. The closing price pushed its market cap close to $402 billion, with a price-to-earnings ratio around 176, according to market data. Sunday trading isn’t an option. The New York Stock Exchange shuts down for the weekend, with normal hours from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern on weekdays.
Wall Street’s ‘fear gauge’ sinks to four-month low as stocks make new highs

Wall Street’s ‘fear gauge’ sinks to four-month low as stocks make new highs

VIX closed at 15.32 on Friday, the lowest in over four months, as buying in U.S. stocks held at record highs and option prices for short-term protection dropped. Cboe gave the VIX spot at 15.32 on May 29. Investing.com had the index down 2.67% for the day. The calm in markets is getting a fresh test now, with the rally looking broader on the surface but still leaning on themes like AI demand, strong earnings, and cheaper oil. The VIX fell for a third session, hitting its lowest mark since Jan. 12, while the S&P 500 stayed well above where it closed that day, MarketWatch said.
Amazon Drops With S&P 500 at Record as $6 Billion AWS Deal Draws Focus

Amazon Drops With S&P 500 at Record as $6 Billion AWS Deal Draws Focus

Amazon.com dropped 1.2% to $270.64 late Friday in New York, trailing as Wall Street hit new highs. Amazon Web Services brought in new demand with a fresh deal from Snowflake, but the shares still slipped. The last price left Amazon’s market cap around $2.94 trillion. AI names kept getting bid with the main indexes at new all-time highs. Reuters said the S&P 500 gained 0.21%, Nasdaq added 0.20%, and the Dow closed up 0.72%. Ohsung Kwon, chief equity strategist at Wells Fargo, described a “euphoric sentiment in the market around AI,” adding that earnings were the big push for the move.
CrowdStrike Moves Early in AI Trade Ahead of Earnings

CrowdStrike Moves Early in AI Trade Ahead of Earnings

CrowdStrike shares rose about 6.5% near midday Friday, pushing higher with the rest of the cybersecurity sector. Investors are betting AI can drive demand for security platforms, not only threaten software names. The stock changed hands around $714.55 after moving as high as $718.96. CrowdStrike reports fiscal first-quarter 2027 numbers after the market closes June 3, which has traders calling Friday’s rally more of a pre-earnings reset than a random bounce.
Amazon Nears $3 Trillion With New AI Win for AWS

Amazon Nears $3 Trillion With New AI Win for AWS

Amazon.com shares edged higher on Thursday as tech stocks climbed. Snowflake’s new $6 billion commitment to Amazon Web Services gave investors another read on AI cloud demand. Amazon shares traded up 0.8% to $274.00, having ranged from $267.45 to $274.36 over the session. That move put the company’s market value near $2.98 trillion, just under $3 trillion.
Wall Street After-Hours Signals Following Record Highs

Wall Street After-Hours Signals Following Record Highs

Wall Street's record streak hit some hesitation after hours Wednesday. Investors looked at uneven software earnings and a chip sector that slipped, while oil prices bounced late following new Middle East tensions. Dow Jones closed at a fresh high, adding 182.60 points, or 0.36%, to reach 50,644.28. The S&P 500 finished up 1.24 points, or 0.02%, at 7,520.36. The Nasdaq was up 18.55 points, or 0.07%, closing at 26,674.74. All three benchmarks ended at record levels.
Snowflake Shares Jump Ahead of Results as Wall Street Bets on AI Demand

Snowflake’s AI Comeback Faces a Wall Street Test Before Q1 Earnings

Snowflake Inc. heads into its fiscal first-quarter report with Wall Street still leaning positive on the stock, but with less room for error after a run of price-target changes and questions over the cost of its AI push. The company is due to report results after the U.S. market close on Wednesday, May 27. The report matters because investors are looking for proof that Snowflake’s AI tools are turning into heavier use of its platform, not just product announcements. In February, the company guided for fiscal first-quarter product revenue of $1.262 billion to $1.267 billion, up about 27% from a year earlier; product revenue is the sales line tied most closely to customer use of Snowflake’s platform.
Snowflake Shares Rise Ahead of Results With AI Demand in Focus

Snowflake Shares Rise Ahead of Results With AI Demand in Focus

Snowflake gained on Tuesday, moving 3.2% higher to $169.55 in recent trade, after BofA Securities bumped up its price target on the data-cloud name. The firm expects solid fiscal first-quarter numbers next week, giving some lift to a software stock that's been lagging this year, market data show. Snowflake is set to report results after the U.S. market closes on May 27, covering the quarter to April 30. The release will show if corporate budgets for data and AI tools are still turning into product revenue, which is the main sales metric watched for Snowflake’s platform.
Snowflake Shares Jump Ahead of Results as Wall Street Bets on AI Demand

Snowflake Shares Jump Ahead of Results as Wall Street Bets on AI Demand

Snowflake Inc. shares moved higher in early trading Tuesday, outperforming U.S. index trackers that traded lower. The move came after new analyst notes turned attention again to demand for the cloud-data company’s AI offerings. Snowflake shares gained 6.3% to $174.62, after reaching as high as $176.70. Volume hit 3.6 million shares. The company’s market cap was about $59.4 billion.
Zeta Global Surges 12% After OpenAI Ad Remarks

Zeta Global Surges 12% After OpenAI Ad Remarks

Zeta Global Holdings Corp. shares rose 11.6% to finish Monday at $19.19 after CEO David Steinberg said the marketing-tech firm had “executed an agreement” with OpenAI to “help them run their advertising.” Zeta hit $19.44 during the session and barely moved after the close. Zeta keeps pushing its AI story this year. The company's pitch: it's more than a dashboard facelift—Zeta wants to grab a bigger piece of budget from firms looking to find and hold onto customers.
Snowflake Stock Just Jumped. Now Comes the AI Test Wall Street Won’t Ignore

Snowflake Stock Just Jumped. Now Comes the AI Test Wall Street Won’t Ignore

Snowflake surged roughly 10% Thursday, propelled by a software sector rally after Datadog boosted its full-year forecast—a jolt that shifted attention back to the data-cloud firm just three weeks ahead of its next earnings release. Shares changed hands at $153.21 as of 10:06 a.m. in New York. The rebound stands out, challenging the prevailing Snowflake narrative for this year: although growth holds up, investors remain unconvinced that artificial intelligence will translate that into lasting, higher-margin business. In the last day, a Yahoo Finance markets piece called out a 35% drop in the stock year-to-date, citing margin pressure from AI spending and increased competition.
Snowflake Stock Slides as AI Push Meets Fresh Software Selloff

Snowflake Stock Slides as AI Push Meets Fresh Software Selloff

Snowflake Inc. shares dropped Friday. The cloud-data firm’s new artificial-intelligence initiative landed amid a tougher stretch for software stocks, and some investors also faced a fresh legal deadline. Shares last changed hands at $138.42, off roughly 5.5%. Earlier, the price had dropped as low as $134.31 during the session. That slide trimmed Snowflake’s market cap to around $47 billion.
Why SNOW Stock Is Falling Again: Snowflake Nears 52-Week Low as AI Worries Hit Software

Why SNOW Stock Is Falling Again: Snowflake Nears 52-Week Low as AI Worries Hit Software

NEW YORK, April 11, 2026, 04:06 PM EDT. Snowflake closed out Friday, April 10, at $121.11—a sharp 8.4% drop from Thursday’s $132.24 finish—as investors stepped up their exit from enterprise software stocks. Fresh worries about AI tools eating into demand for legacy software sent shares tumbling. That followed Thursday’s 11.72% plunge for Snowflake, a day when the S&P 500 actually gained 0.62%.
Snowflake edges closer to the sales floor as EY and Canva roll out “agentic” AI platform

Snowflake edges closer to the sales floor as EY and Canva roll out “agentic” AI platform

EY rolled out a new AI sales platform this week, leaning on tech from Snowflake Inc and Canva. That decision pushes the cloud data outfit further into front-line sales territory, leaving its traditional analytics role behind. It’s relevant now: companies have ramped up purchases of AI tools for sales and marketing, yet most of these products remain isolated from each other. “Agentic” AI, meaning software agents capable of acting across different systems rather than just responding to prompts, is making the leap from demo stage into real workflows. Vendors are scrambling to position themselves as the connective layer.
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  • Intel Gains on Cantor Fitzgerald Boost, Price Target Now $150
    June 30, 2026, 5:35 AM EDT. Intel shares were up 2.65% at $131.72, outpacing the Nasdaq Composite after Cantor Fitzgerald moved its price target to $150 from $90. Cantor left its Neutral rating unchanged, calling the outlook cautious but positive. That target sits well above the MarketBeat consensus of $93.93, showing a clear split in analyst calls. Q1 revenue rose 7% to $13.6 billion, with Data Center and AI up 22%. Investors remain fixated on AI and foundry units, though a lot of the expected upside may not show up before 2028. Volume was down 14% even as the stock rallied, pointing to less conviction. For Q2, Intel guided revenue to $13.8-$14.8 billion. Traders are watching whether AI orders, including Google's 2028 tensor processing unit buy, will show up in near-term numbers.
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