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Micron Falls Again as AI Memory Trade Faces Issues

Micron Falls Again as AI Memory Trade Faces Issues

Micron Technology fell 4.7% to $891.88 on Wednesday as selling hit AI-linked chipmakers. The stock has traded like a top AI bet this year, but now investors are pushing back on its valuation. Micron has been a big 2026 winner among semiconductor names. Micron’s business did not collapse on Tuesday, but investors lost patience. Reuters said the Philadelphia semiconductor index dropped 3.6% Wednesday. Nvidia and Broadcom were heavy drags on the S&P 500. The Nasdaq Composite shed 1.98%.
Marvell shares edge up premarket after recent AI chip slump hit S&P 500

Marvell shares edge up premarket after recent AI chip slump hit S&P 500

Marvell Technology, Inc. shares tried to bounce early Thursday after dropping sharply on Wednesday. Investors are watching to see if the upcoming S&P 500 addition will help stabilize what’s been one of the most volatile AI chip names. Marvell finished at $252.59 on June 10, down 5.35% for the day. In premarket action, the stock was up 3.16% at $260.56, according to Google Finance. This isn’t just about one earnings beat. It’s a fight between two forces. Marvell is set to join the S&P 500 before the open on June 22, which usually means index funds have to step in and buy Marvell shares. At the same time, investors are cashing out of hot AI chip stocks after a rally. S&P Dow Jones Indices said Marvell will take Pool Corp.’s spot in the benchmark index as the quarterly rebalance hits.
Oracle Stock Moves Higher as AI Backlog Draws Focus

Oracle shares fall after data center spending outlook hits, even as cloud backlog hits new high

Oracle shares slipped after the company’s earnings, with investors reacting as the cost of Oracle’s AI plans came into focus. The stock ended the day at $201.26, then dropped 8.9% after hours as Oracle said it plans to keep taking on big debt and issuing equity to fund more data centers for AI work. Oracle posted a solid quarter, with fiscal Q4 revenue up 21% to $19.2 billion. Total cloud revenue was $9.9 billion, up 47%. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, its IaaS business, brought in $5.8 billion, up 93%. Cloud applications, or SaaS, rose 10% to $4.1 billion.
Nvidia Gets AI Approval From Apple But Shares Stay Flat

Nvidia’s $91 Billion Slide Leaves AI Stocks Facing Pressure

New York, June 11, 2026, 04:27 a.m. ET Nvidia dropped 3.73% to $200.42 on Wednesday, leading another slide in artificial intelligence stocks. The move did not follow any poor Nvidia earnings report. Instead, investors pulled back from paying high prices for AI growth as chip stocks weakened, inflation fears took hold, and geopolitical risks came back into play.
Super Micro shares drop as $7B AI financing plan stokes dilution concerns

Super Micro shares drop as $7B AI financing plan stokes dilution concerns

Super Micro Computer shares plummeted 28% to $29.27 on Wednesday after news it plans to raise about $7 billion via equity and equity-linked financing. The San Jose server company reported $39 billion in recent AI-server orders, but the market focused on how it will pay for them. Super Micro late June 9 said it would spend part of the cash to buy components for AI servers, including Data Center Building Block Solutions, to fill orders from more than 20 customers. AI servers need costly chips, memory, networking, and cooling before customers pay for the finished product.
Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

US Stock Market Today: Live Updates 11.06.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: June 11, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: June 12, 2026, 3:59 AM EDT Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Expected to Open Lower Ahead of SpaceX IPO June 12, 2026, 3:59 AM EDT. Stocks in the U.S. were set to open slightly lower on Friday as investors prepared for the historic debut of SpaceX, the rocket and AI company that raised approximately $75 billion in the largest initial public offering (IPO) ever. Futures pointing to declines in the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq reflected cautious sentiment amid broader market news including developments on Trump-Iran relations and performance
11 June 2026
Tech stocks slide after hours, Oracle’s AI spending draws focus

Tech stocks slide after hours, Oracle’s AI spending draws focus

Dow sinks nearly 1,000 points as tech breaks down; inflation, Iran weigh U.S. stocks came under more selling after the bell Wednesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished down 953.33 points, or 1.87%, at 49,918.78. The S&P 500 fell 1.62% to 7,266.99. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.98% to 25,169.50. Tech stocks took the biggest hit as traders turned defensive. Inflation looked hot and U.S.-Iran tensions stirred. Stocks dropped, but the bigger move was in where the selling hit. The semiconductor index lost 3.6%. Nvidia and Broadcom were heavy drags on the S&P 500. The S&P 500 technology sector is now down 11% from its June 2 record close, enough for correction territory—market code for a drop of at least 10% from a recent high.
Murphy USA Shares Spike 10% After Casey’s Margin Surge Rattles Gas Station Sector

Murphy USA Shares Spike 10% After Casey’s Margin Surge Rattles Gas Station Sector

Murphy USA Inc. shares surged on Wednesday, closing at $612.16 for a 10.04% gain from Tuesday’s $556.33 close. The stock hit an intraday high of $614.24, while volume jumped to 542,124 shares from 289,138 the previous session. That’s a big surge in activity for the gas-station and convenience-store operator, which didn’t issue an earnings report during the session. Casey’s General Stores gave the market a new read on the group. The convenience and fuel retailer rallied 20.29% to close at $915.60 after a strong fourth quarter. Casey’s reported adjusted gains across its business but fuel profitability drew the most attention from Murphy holders.
Sky Quarry Jumps in After-Hours; Traders Eye June Refinery Restart

Sky Quarry Jumps in After-Hours; Traders Eye June Refinery Restart

Sky Quarry Inc. was active among microcap energy names Wednesday. Shares closed at $1.91, adding 22.44%, and continued higher after the bell. Traders are watching to see if Sky Quarry can hit its June target to restart its refinery and get back to production. The company reported nearly zero sales in the first quarter following a shutdown. The difference since Tuesday is the tape. SKYQ closed at $1.58 in Public’s after-hours table following June 9, and $2.38 after the June 10 session. On Wednesday, after-hours showed a range between $1.78 and $3.70. Google Finance still lists the company with a $9.16 million market cap and 4.80 million shares out, so moves like this point to momentum, but also raise liquidity red flags.
11 June 2026
Lloyds stock drifts lower as FCA car finance hold clouds buyback hopes

Lloyds stock drifts lower as FCA car finance hold clouds buyback hopes

Lloyds Banking Group shares ended lower in London on Wednesday, lagging behind a stronger FTSE 100. Investors digested a new regulatory update that said UK motor-finance compensation payouts probably won’t come before 2027. Delayed AJ Bell pricing put Lloyds at 97.08p to sell and 97.12p to buy, off 0.96p, or 0.98%, from the 98.54p open. Reuters said the FTSE 100 closed up 0.3% at 10,254.8. Shares didn’t drop on a fresh earnings miss. Investors now worry more about the cost and timing of motor-finance redress. That’s compensation for customers where auto-loan commissions may have been handled wrongly. FCA chief Nikhil Rathi told Parliament’s Treasury Committee in a letter that payments planned for this year will be held up due to legal challenges to the FCA’s scheme.
11 June 2026
SoFi stock falls as U.S. inflation brings back rate-hike talk for high-growth fintechs

SoFi stock falls as U.S. inflation brings back rate-hike talk for high-growth fintechs

SoFi Technologies dropped more than the overall market on Wednesday, finishing at $15.87, a loss of 60 cents. Investors rotated out of higher-volatility growth stocks after another hot inflation report kept the odds of more rate hikes on the table. Tuesday’s close hadn’t been hit by earnings news. It was the outlook on rates that shifted: Reuters said markets were now pricing in at least a 25-basis-point hike before year-end. A basis point equals one-hundredth of a percentage point. SoFi shares opened at $16.20 and pushed up to $16.72 early before sliding back to a session low of $15.83. The stock closed not far from that low. Volume was heavy at 86.18 million shares, up from the Google Finance average of 74.86 million, making clear the move down didn’t come on light trading.
Nokia Slides, Nvidia AI-RAN Trade Cools Ahead of Key Test

Nokia Slides, Nvidia AI-RAN Trade Cools Ahead of Key Test

Nokia shares fell again Wednesday. Investors are rethinking one of the recent AI-networking trades—this time not because of a fresh profit warning from Nokia, but on a new read of the old story that sent the stock higher. The question now is whether Nvidia’s expanding role in telecom networks puts Nokia in a stronger spot for AI infrastructure, or just makes it compete for margins inside a Nvidia-led tech stack. Nokia Corp. ADR ended Wednesday at $13.40, off 3.25%. That followed a 5.07% drop Tuesday to $13.85. The ADR finished 23.21% under its 52-week high of $17.45 from June 3, according to MarketWatch.
11 June 2026
Navan Shares Rally, Pushing NAVN Close to IPO Mark on Upbeat Outlook

Navan Shares Rally, Pushing NAVN Close to IPO Mark on Upbeat Outlook

Navan Inc. shares surged after the bell Wednesday as the corporate travel and expense company posted both stronger revenue growth and lifted its full-year outlook. NAVN finished at $20.87, up 0.92%, before rallying to $24.72 in after-hours action. The company now sees fiscal 2027 revenue rising 30%, compared to its earlier 24% growth view. Navan’s after-hours move took shares close to the $25 IPO price, a key level for the stock since it started trading on Nasdaq as NAVN back on October 30, 2025. The company sold 36.9 million Class A shares at the IPO: 30 million came from Navan itself and the rest, about 6.9 million, from existing holders.
11 June 2026
Intel Drops as Chip Selloff Hits Shares Despite Google AI Bid Hopes

Intel Drops as Chip Selloff Hits Shares Despite Google AI Bid Hopes

Intel shares slipped Wednesday, with the stock pulled in different directions by a reported Google order and selling in AI chip names. The Google deal could back Intel’s foundry move, but the broader selloff in AI-tied semi stocks weighed. Intel last traded at $107.04, off $0.88, after a volatile day. The drop was small against the wider hit to chips. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index sank 3.6% Wednesday, led lower by Nvidia and Broadcom. According to Reuters, investors booked gains in tech and raised flags on high valuations, inflation, and U.S.-Iran worries.
American Airlines Sinks as Higher Fuel Costs Hit, Google SAF Deal Does Little

American Airlines Sinks as Higher Fuel Costs Hit, Google SAF Deal Does Little

American Airlines Group Inc. dropped Wednesday. AAL traded at $13.42, down $0.67, after hitting a low of $13.34. Volume was heavy—over 137 million shares traded. Investors shrugged at a sustainable fuel deal backed by Google and zeroed in again on jet fuel costs. That pressure has been dogging airlines all spring. Fuel tape tipped the story. American Airlines shares got a boost Tuesday after it announced a big sustainable aviation fuel certificate deal with Google, sending AAL up 3.79% to $14.12, according to Benzinga. But by Wednesday, crude prices had jumped and airline stocks sold off, erasing the earlier momentum and bringing margin risk back to focus.
Nvidia Slides as Chip Names Face AI Selloff, Valuation Now Looks Cheaper

Nvidia Slides as Chip Names Face AI Selloff, Valuation Now Looks Cheaper

Nvidia Corporation shares slid on Wednesday, with chip stocks losing ground as the market shifted from AI demand to what buyers are paying for that growth. Nvidia traded as low as $199.48 before ticking up to $200.42, down $7.81. Trading volume passed 160 million shares. Nvidia shares slid, but not on new earnings or product news. The stock got hit as chips were repriced across the board. Reuters said the Philadelphia semiconductor index dropped 3.6%. Nvidia and Broadcom were among top weights on the S&P 500. The S&P 500 tech sector closed 11% under its June 2 high, officially in correction territory — Wall Street’s term for a drop of 10% or more.
Nasdaq Drops 2% as AI Stocks Feel Pressure

Nasdaq Drops 2% as AI Stocks Feel Pressure

Nasdaq drops 2% as tech, AI names drag stocks lower The Nasdaq Composite slid 2% on Wednesday, sinking as tech and AI shares sold off. The S&P 500 finished down 1.6% at 7,266.99. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 953.33 points to 49,918.78. The Nasdaq closed down 509.32 points at 25,169.50. Big tech isn’t holding up the way it did earlier. Reuters columnist Jamie McGeever said AI and tech stocks have pulled the bigger indexes down. The Nasdaq has fallen five of the last six sessions, and the Philadelphia semiconductor index, or SOX, is down 13% for the week.
Joby Aviation Shares Slip After CFO Files to Sell Stock

Joby Aviation Shares Slip After CFO Files to Sell Stock

New York, June 10, 2026, 5:03 p.m. EDT Joby Aviation shares dropped Wednesday, down 4.47% to close at $8.86. Investors faced both a rough day for speculative growth names and an insider-sale filing from Joby’s chief financial officer. Volume came in at 28.56 million shares, with JOBY trading between $8.83 and $9.33, Google Finance data showed.
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    July 8, 2026, 10:24 AM EDT. Vurvey Labs unveiled Populations 2.0, its new AI tool to let companies test audience reactions ahead of product launches, with the announcement taking place on the NYSE trading floor. CEO Chad Reynolds is set to talk about the tool on NYSE Live. The pre-market note pointed to stocks opening lower after President Trump said the Iran ceasefire is 'over.' Brent oil sits at $78 a barrel. The NYSE NextGen Bootcamp continues, bringing CEO-nominated students into finance. Market movers include QXO closing a deal and First Eagle Investments rolling out two more active ETFs.
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