Nvidia shares slipped in early U.S. premarket trading Wednesday, pausing after CEO Jensen Huang’s recent Computex comments sent more money into the AI supply chain.
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U.S. stocks finished at new highs Tuesday, but after-hours trading barely moved. Traders didn’t push for gains after hardware names tied to artificial intelligence drove the regular session.
Snap Inc. shares slid about 1.5% Tuesday to $5.76 as investors weighed the state of the Snapchat parent’s turnaround. The drop came while the broader U.S. market ticked up. Roughly 39.8 million Snap shares traded hands on the day. The company’s market cap stood at $9.7 billion.
Infleqtion shares jumped late in New York on Tuesday as the quantum-tech newcomer drew interest again. A new U.K. announcement and a stronger day for listed quantum stocks helped drive gains.
Corning stock surged Tuesday, undoing its loss from Monday, as buyers moved into names related to optical connections in AI data centers. The shares were last at $200.40, up $23.66. More than 18 million shares changed hands.
IonQ Inc. shares closed up 3.1% at $71.40 on Tuesday, then gave back 1.3% after hours to $70.45, as traders kept bidding around the quantum-computing theme ahead of a large new listing in the sector. The stock touched $72.63 during regular trading; volume was about 27.5 million shares.
Tesla shares gained 1.9% to $423.74 in post-market trading Tuesday, recouping some ground after falling 4.6% Monday. Investors reacted as new data out of China and Europe made the demand case look clearer than on Monday.
AT&T Inc. stock picked up 0.37% to $24.64 on Tuesday, snapping a six-day losing streak as investors focused on the company’s upcoming update on cash and wireless demand. Verizon shares added 0.29%. T-Mobile US moved up 1.12%.
Broadcom Inc. shares hit an all-time high Tuesday, gaining after Alphabet said it plans to raise $80 billion for AI infrastructure. The move pushed the chip stock higher ahead of its earnings release set for Wednesday.
Amazon.com Inc. slipped 1.81% to $256.52 on Tuesday, with shares losing ground while the wider market pushed higher. The drop came as Amazon locked in a June Prime Day, offering a look at its retail plans before the quarter ends.
Apple Inc. is trading near $315.20 after hitting an intraday high above $315, a new record for the stock on Tuesday. Shares rose about 2.9%, pushing market value to roughly $4.64 trillion. The move stretches a rally in May as investors look toward next week’s developer conference for a possible AI update from the iPhone giant.
GameStop Corp. turned in its biggest ever quarterly net income and announced a $2 billion share buyback Tuesday. The retailer, which has shifted focus further into trading cards, toys and collectibles, reported first-quarter net income of $389.6 million, up from $44.8 million a year ago.
Ulta Beauty lifted its full-year profit target Tuesday after posting stronger-than-expected quarterly results, as spending picked up on fragrance, skin care and more expensive beauty items. Shares jumped roughly 7% after hours.
GitLab shares climbed about 7% in late trading Tuesday, after the software-development platform reported stronger-than-expected sales and lifted its annual outlook. This comes as investors look to see if its AI strategy can drive demand or just shift it. The stock had closed regular hours down 5.8% at $31.82.
Rocket One Inc. jumped $0.88 to close at $2.22 on Tuesday. The stock, traded on Nasdaq, saw volume hit around 37.7 million shares. Rocket One recently changed its name and shifted focus from biotech to artificial intelligence and space computing, which set off a fresh round of buying. Shares reached an intraday top of $2.43, market data show.
NIKE dropped 4.8% to $43.73 Tuesday, closing in again on its 52-week low while CEO Elliott Hill’s turnaround stayed under the microscope. More than 28 million shares changed hands, higher than usual. The stock held just above its $41.35 low from the last year.
Palo Alto Networks bumped up its full-year outlook on Tuesday, saying demand for its cloud, identity, and AI cyber tools was better than expected last quarter. The company topped Street forecasts in its fiscal Q3. Shares jumped 7.4% after hours, Reuters said.
Swarmer Inc jumped 37.7% to $78.52 on Tuesday. The defense-tech company got new buying from retail traders and investors in drones. Shares opened at $56.38, touched $83.30 and saw volume more than double the normal pace—about 2.6 times average, according to Google Finance data.
Abivax shares dropped hard Tuesday, despite positive late-stage trial results for its obefazimod drug. Investors focused on reported cancer and dysplasia cases in patients on the higher dose. The stock traded at 63.10 euros on Euronext Paris, well below Monday’s closing price of 111.80 euros, after touching 62.80 euros earlier. Over in the U.S., its Nasdaq ADRs were last at $72.86, down some 44% late in the session.
July 8, 2026, 11:24 PM EDT. Shares of Trade Desk (TTD) are off 77.4% in three years, with ad market headwinds and tough competition hitting sentiment. Valuation checks show the stock trading at 20.7 times earnings, under the Media group average at 22.5x and well below peers at 39.9x. That's close to a fair value of 21.0x based on internal models. The market looks split as investors debate growth and partnerships versus risks and market share worries. The price now lines up with earnings multiples, showing some investors see value even with uncertainty sticking around.