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Palantir’s $200 Target Meets Doubts on AI Growth

Palantir’s $200 Target Meets Doubts on AI Growth

Palantir Technologies stock moved just 0.15% higher to $135.73 in Monday afternoon trades, with little change after a tough stretch last week. The market cap was about $349 billion. Investors kept selling pressure on the shares as they tried to gauge new bullish opinions on the company’s AI software against a valuation that offers little margin for error. Arguments around Palantir have picked up as the company sheds its image as only a defense-data play with an AI tag. Q1 numbers showed strong gains in both government and commercial sales. Now, after dropping over 20% this year, the question is back—can the stock recover its past pace? Market writers are raising that issue once more.
Netflix stock drop gives fresh signal on streaming leader

Netflix stock drop gives fresh signal on streaming leader

Netflix stock inched up 0.3% to $82.39 on Monday, with shares moving between $81.43 and $83.06, but didn't come close to reversing its recent losses. The streaming company is facing a board change, sticking with its guidance, and now getting squeezed by Amazon and YouTube. Netflix’s big problem isn’t stalled growth, but disappointment after the first quarter set high hopes. The company kept its full-year guidance and saw founder Reed Hastings officially step off the board. Shares have fallen for eight sessions in a row, the longest drop since November 2022, down 24% since the April 16 report, Barron’s said last week.
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Boeing Stock Gets New Trigger, Cash Still Main Question

Boeing Stock Gets New Trigger, Cash Still Main Question

Boeing’s 777X program, after years of delays, has passed a key regulatory test. Investors watching the turnaround got a new sign, but the focus is still on execution. Boeing Commercial Airplanes chief Stephanie Pope said the FAA signed off on Type Inspection Authorization Phase 4B tests for the 777-9. This phase lets FAA staff join flight and ground tests needed for certification. Boeing’s stock comes back around one big question: can it ramp up output, get delayed jets certified and convert a massive order book into cash before another slip? In April, Boeing reported first-quarter revenue of $22.2 billion. Free cash flow was negative $1.5 billion, and its backlog hit $695 billion. That total included more than 6,100 commercial planes.
8 June 2026
Oklo Shares Climb After Manufacturing Pact, July Remains in Focus

Oklo Shares Climb After Manufacturing Pact, July Remains in Focus

Oklo shares moved higher Monday. The advanced nuclear company said it bought ARMEC, a precision engineering and manufacturing business in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Oklo said the deal, which closed June 4, boosts its internal capacity for advanced reactor and fuel-manufacturing work. The company called the acquisition another operating milestone for a stock that's still trading mostly on future data center power needs. Timing is key as investors watch two separate nuclear names. There are pre-revenue bets like Oklo, driven by licensing, fuel, and build-out updates. Then there are regulated utilities like Southern Company that already sell power to big users such as data centers. Oklo was last at $59.86 in late-morning New York action, up 3.0%, putting its market cap around $10.2 billion.
Dow Jones gains with chip stocks ahead of inflation data

Dow Jones gains with chip stocks ahead of inflation data

Dow Jones bounces back above 51,000 as chip stocks rebound The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded up 244 points, or 0.48%, to 51,110.80 in early Monday trading. The move comes after a sharp fall Friday, with chip makers lifting the index. The S&P 500 advanced 1.09% and the Nasdaq Composite gained 1.72%. Bounce matters as traders weigh if Friday’s drop was just a quick reset or signals a tougher pullback after the AI rally. Nasdaq, with heavier tech weighting than the Dow, led the rebound. The Dow’s smaller move stayed closer to its usual industrials, banks, healthcare, and consumer stocks.
Growth ETFs Draw Attention Again as Investors Eye Big Tech Weighting

Growth ETFs Draw Attention Again as Investors Eye Big Tech Weighting

Growth ETFs traded higher in New York on Monday as tech stocks bounced back from last week’s drop. Invesco QQQ Trust and the Vanguard growth funds, both mentioned by retail traders lately, got a fresh look. QQQ added about 2.2%. Vanguard Growth ETF and Vanguard S&P 500 Growth ETF rose around 1.2% each late in the morning. AI again leads the U.S. stock rally, making timing a key factor for equity flows. Reuters said on June 5 that U.S. equity funds pulled in a net $7.43 billion for the week ended June 3, the biggest weekly inflow since May 13. Tech-sector funds alone got $6.62 billion. An ETF, or exchange-traded fund, is a basket of securities trading on an exchange like a stock.
Alphabet’s $80 billion AI stock sale puts Google’s rally to the test

Alphabet AI Search Drives Wall Street Target Hikes, Cloud Margins Still Draw Scrutiny

Google parent Alphabet has placed an order for over 3 million TPUs with Intel for 2028, The Information reported, as the company moves its AI chip game further in-house. Wall Street is watching to see if the AI ramp leads to margin pressure. Reuters said it couldn't verify the report. Piper Sandler hiked its Alphabet price target to $445 from $425 on strong gains from Google’s AI-driven search, but UBS flagged that moving Google Cloud’s TPU backlog into revenue faster could weigh on margins.
$95 Billion Dividend ETF May Not Be As Safe As It Looks

$95 Billion Dividend ETF May Not Be As Safe As It Looks

Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF is seeing heavier flows as investors rotate into income plays and cheaper stocks after tech’s pullback. The fund, with the SCHD ticker and $95 billion in assets, has become a go-to for this defensive trade. Still, SCHD’s top holdings carry more weight than you’d expect from a 103-stock portfolio. S&P 500 dropped 2.64% on Friday. Nasdaq shed 4.18%. Semiconductors had their worst day since March 2020. Stronger-than-expected jobs data unnerved investors again, raising fears that the Fed might tighten policy. Reuters
Wall Street’s Chip Rebound Lifts Nasdaq — Inflation Test Comes Next

Wall Street’s Chip Rebound Lifts Nasdaq — Inflation Test Comes Next

Wall Street advanced in Monday morning trading, led by a rebound in chip and other technology shares, as investors moved back into the artificial intelligence trade after Friday’s sharp break in momentum. The Nasdaq Composite was up 1.43%, the S&P 500 rose 0.87% to 7,448.31 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.22%, Reuters market data from LSEG showed. The move matters because one of the year’s main market engines — demand for AI chips and computing power — had begun to look less certain. Monday’s bounce suggested investors were not ready to abandon the trade, even as they watched rates, oil and earnings risk more closely.
Oil Pops, Tech Moves Sideways as Iran-Israel Tensions Flare

Oil Pops, Tech Moves Sideways as Iran-Israel Tensions Flare

Stocks opened up on Wall Street Monday, bouncing after a steep drop. Chip shares rebounded and some signs of calmer Middle East tensions seemed to outweigh early oil moves. The Dow Jones Industrial Average started up 0.26%. The S&P 500 opened ahead by 0.77%. The Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.38%. Markets now have to deal with two shocks at the same time: another inflation risk from higher oil and a rate scare after strong U.S. jobs numbers. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 172,000 in May and unemployment stayed at 4.3%, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said. That report kept worries alive that the Federal Reserve could leave rates higher for longer.
Wall Street Hit With New AI Bubble Jitters as Doubts Grow

Wall Street Hit With New AI Bubble Jitters as Doubts Grow

Wall Street’s AI rally is under pressure, with investors cautious on whether recent bets will deliver lasting profits. U.S. stocks edged higher Monday after Friday’s drop. At the open, the Dow was up 0.26%, the S&P 500 rose 0.77% and the Nasdaq climbed 1.38%, as chip stocks recovered and worries in the Middle East eased. Strong U.S. jobs numbers on Friday are making rate cuts look less likely. That’s weighing on growth stocks, which take a hit when rates rise since their value depends on profits years out. The Labor Department said payrolls grew by 172,000 in May, with unemployment steady at 4.3%.
QQQ Slides 4.8% But Options Market Sends Mixed Signals

QQQ Slides 4.8% But Options Market Sends Mixed Signals

QQQ bounced back in early trading Monday after sliding 4.8% to close at $705.06 on Friday. The Invesco QQQ Trust traded recently at $716.47, up around 1.6%. Options markets didn’t show panic or signs that traders were expecting a rough unwind in the Nasdaq-100 ETF. QQQ is in focus now as traders test whether big bets on AI-fueled growth still make sense with rates higher and new geopolitical risks. Wall Street’s main indexes started up Monday, chip stocks bounced and Middle East jitters cooled off, Reuters said.
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SOXL’s 433% Rally in AI Chip Sector Meets Sharp Pullback

SOXL’s 433% Rally in AI Chip Sector Meets Sharp Pullback

Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares climbed in early U.S. trading Monday, bouncing after last week’s sharp drop. Investors went back into chip names following a snap in the AI trade. The inverse fund, Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3X Shares, fell. SOXL traded at $209.62, up $27.08 from Friday. SOXS dropped to $5.75. Among unlevered semiconductor ETFs, iShares Semiconductor ETF rose roughly 5.2% and VanEck Semiconductor ETF added around 4.6%. That’s less than SOXL, reflecting the effect of leverage on daily moves.
Corning Wins Amazon AI Fiber Deal; GLW Faces Next Hurdle

Corning Wins Amazon AI Fiber Deal; GLW Faces Next Hurdle

Corning, New York, June 8, 2026, 09:09 EDT Amazon said Monday it struck a multiyear, multibillion-dollar deal with Corning to provide optical fiber, cable, and connectivity gear for its U.S. data centers. The agreement gives Corning a new customer as the AI push changes the business. Corning said it will mean 1,000 skilled jobs at its North Carolina plants, support for hundreds more in construction, and increased fiber-optic training. AWS CEO Matt Garman said the deal will help build “long-term careers.”
BlackBerry Shares Stall After QNX Push

BlackBerry Stock Moves in Pre-Market Ahead of June Test

BlackBerry’s U.S. shares traded up in premarket action Monday, after sliding nearly 9% Friday. The former handset maker is still part of the market’s AI-software move. BlackBerry was at $9.63 in premarket trade as of 9:06 a.m. EDT, up 2.34% from Friday’s $9.41 close. Last week the stock was volatile: jumped 8.00% Monday, rose 6.17% Tuesday, slid 1.36% Wednesday, added 1.57% Thursday, and dropped 8.99% Friday. Volume was high. Premarket trades happen before the main session and usually have less liquidity.
Micron Technology Stock Surges as AI Memory Shortage Puts MU at Center of Chip Rally

Micron Shares Edge Up in Premarket; Investors Await Next AI Test

Micron Technology was up in premarket trade Monday, rebounding 8.2% after last week’s drop. Shares changed hands at $935.07, ahead of the open, after a $864.01 close on Friday. Chip names steadied and traders reworked positions in the AI memory group. Chip stocks took a heavy hit Friday, erasing over $1 trillion in market value for U.S.-listed makers. Micron shares tumbled 11%, wiping out around $127 billion in value, Reuters said. The Nasdaq Composite lost 4.18%. The Nasdaq 100 was down 4.77%.
Campbell Soup gains after earnings, S&P 500 removal hangs over stock

Campbell Soup gains after earnings, S&P 500 removal hangs over stock

Campbell’s Company shares edged up before the bell Monday, after the soup and snack firm left its full-year outlook in place and reported earnings a touch above estimates. Sales dipped again, and soft volumes remain a drag for the stock. The last quote had Campbell’s at $21.68, up 12.5 cents from the prior close. Campbell’s has faced pressure after lowering full-year sales and profit outlooks back in March. Snack demand faded, hitting pretzels, chips and other categories, and now investors look for any signal that volumes—unit sales—are no longer falling.
Tango Therapeutics Stock Surges After Cancer Drug Shows 92% Response Rate

Tango Therapeutics Stock Surges After Cancer Drug Shows 92% Response Rate

Tango Therapeutics shares rose in premarket trading Monday. The company posted positive early results for its pancreatic cancer drug combo and said it aims to advance the treatment into late-stage trials. Tango’s latest readout puts the company closer to a Phase 3 trial, the kind of large study it will need for approval. The company said the results back moving fast with vopimetostat alongside Revolution Medicines’ daraxonrasib in first-line MTAP-deleted pancreatic cancer. MTAP deletion is a genetic loss in some tumors.
Plug Power Stock Faces a Make-or-Break Week After Friday’s 10% Drop

Plug Power Stock Faces a Make-or-Break Week After Friday’s 10% Drop

Plug Power Inc. shares pointed higher before Monday’s open, clawing back a small part of Friday’s 10.69% slide as investors turned to a short week of company-specific catalysts and a still-raw market tape. The hydrogen fuel-cell company was quoted at $3.31 in pre-market trade, up 2.95% from Friday’s close of $3.22. The stock had fallen for three straight sessions by Friday, when the Nasdaq Composite dropped 4.18% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 1.35%.
SUNation Surges Premarket After Announcing Suniva Merger, Pushing Solar Startup Toward Nasdaq Manufacturing

SUNation Surges Premarket After Announcing Suniva Merger, Pushing Solar Startup Toward Nasdaq Manufacturing

SUNation Energy shares jumped more than 100% premarket on Monday. The solar installer said it plans to merge with Suniva, a private U.S. solar-cell maker, in a reverse merger that would move SUNation’s public listing focus to domestic manufacturing. The stock traded at $2.995 in premarket, up from its $1.13 close Friday on Nasdaq. Premarket volumes are often light, and price swings can be big. Shares were up 165% according to MarketScreener at 08:02 EDT.
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  • Oil Jumps 7% After Trump Threatens Iran, Hormuz in Focus
    July 8, 2026, 2:58 PM EDT. Crude prices jumped close to 7% July 8, after President Trump warned of fresh strikes on Iran. The move stoked fears the Strait of Hormuz could close, threatening about 20% of world oil shipments. Brent crude finished up 6.6% at $79.07 per barrel. West Texas Intermediate added 6.1% to $74.71. It was the biggest daily percentage rise since April. The latest escalation followed Iranian attacks on U.S. positions in the Gulf and American counterstrikes. U.S. diesel futures also surged 14% as Russia blocked some exports in response to Ukrainian drone hits on Russian refineries. Margins for U.S. refiners jumped to records as political tension raised supply worries.
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