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Technology 12 January 2026

Credo Technology (CRDO) stock climbs as AI-chip trade stays hot; Needham conference next

Credo Technology (CRDO) stock climbs as AI-chip trade stays hot; Needham conference next

Credo Technology shares rose 3.1% to $155.10 Monday, trading as high as $156.43 amid sector gains and anticipation of its Jan. 14 presentation at Needham’s Growth Conference. The company last reported $268 million in quarterly revenue and forecast up to $345 million for the next period. TSMC will report earnings Jan. 15, with investors watching for AI chip demand signals.
12 January 2026
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Figure Technology Solutions stock drops nearly 10% after FIGR posts preliminary Q4 loan data

Figure Technology Solutions stock drops nearly 10% after FIGR posts preliminary Q4 loan data

Figure Technology Solutions shares fell 9.6% to $52.50 Monday after releasing preliminary Q4 metrics. The company reported $2.705 billion in Q4 consumer loan marketplace volume, up 131% from a year earlier, and $328 million in $YLDS stablecoin circulation. Investors are watching for Tuesday’s U.S. CPI report and the Fed’s January meeting for rate signals.
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Pure Storage stock jumps nearly 8% as investor focus turns to insider filing, CPI and a Needham webcast

Pure Storage stock jumps nearly 8% as investor focus turns to insider filing, CPI and a Needham webcast

Pure Storage shares rose 7.9% to $72.29 on Monday, outpacing the broader market. A Friday filing showed founder John Colgrove transferred 200,000 shares as gifts between family trusts. Investors are watching Tuesday’s U.S. CPI report and Pure’s presentation at the Needham Growth Conference on Thursday. Peer stocks, including NetApp and Western Digital, also advanced.
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ServiceNow stock steadies after Goldman’s fresh “Buy” call as earnings near

ServiceNow stock steadies after Goldman’s fresh “Buy” call as earnings near

Goldman Sachs initiated coverage of ServiceNow with a Buy rating and a $205 price target Monday, sending shares up 0.2% to around $142 in afternoon trading. The move follows a 3% drop last week. Investors are focused on ServiceNow’s Jan. 28 earnings report for signals on 2026 growth and demand. Stifel recently cut its price target to $200, citing concerns over federal contract trends.
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Western Digital stock climbs even as Wall Street wobbles — what to know now

Western Digital stock climbs even as Wall Street wobbles — what to know now

Western Digital shares rose 2.1% to $204.76 by midday Monday, outperforming a declining U.S. stock market. Seagate, Micron, and SanDisk also gained. The moves followed Western Digital’s February 2025 spin-off of its flash business, leaving it focused on hard disk drives. Traders watched for U.S. inflation data and major bank earnings amid political pressure on the Federal Reserve.
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Lumentum stock drops 5% in late morning trade as AI optics bets cool ahead of earnings

Lumentum stock drops 5% in late morning trade as AI optics bets cool ahead of earnings

Lumentum Holdings shares fell 5.4% to $332.28 Monday, underperforming a flat U.S. market. The drop followed news that chief accounting officer Matthew Sepe will step down in early February, with Eric Chang set to replace him. Investors are awaiting Lumentum’s Feb. 3 earnings report and conference call. The stock touched an intraday low of $323.24.
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Applied Digital (APLD) stock is up again — what’s driving the move after hyperscaler leases

Applied Digital (APLD) stock is up again — what’s driving the move after hyperscaler leases

Applied Digital shares rose about 2.5% to $38.61 in late-morning New York trading Monday, extending last week’s post-earnings rally. Investors are focused on leasing progress and funding for the company’s North Dakota AI data centers. The company recently reported $126.6 million in quarterly revenue, beating estimates, but posted a net loss of $31.2 million. Traders await new contract updates and Tuesday’s U.S. CPI report.
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Alphabet hits $4 trillion mark as Google’s AI reboot wins back Wall Street

Alphabet hits $4 trillion mark as Google’s AI reboot wins back Wall Street

Alphabet’s market value reached $4 trillion Monday, surpassing Apple and joining only three other companies at that level. Shares dipped 0.2% to $327.93 late morning after a 65% jump in 2025. Google Cloud revenue surged 34% in Q3, and Alphabet began leasing its in-house AI chips, with Meta reportedly in talks for a multi-billion dollar deal.
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Alphabet stock’s $4 trillion flashpoint: Google’s AI refocus puts it back in the lead

Alphabet stock’s $4 trillion flashpoint: Google’s AI refocus puts it back in the lead

Alphabet briefly topped a $4 trillion valuation Monday after unveiling a new AI strategy, before shares slipped 0.3% to $327.47 by late morning. Investors are watching Google Cloud’s expansion, early reviews of the Gemini 3 model, and efforts to rent out proprietary “Ironwood” AI chips. Reuters reported Meta may buy Alphabet’s chips for its data centers starting in 2027.
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Applied Materials stock rises on Susquehanna upgrade as chip gear spending call widens

Applied Materials stock rises on Susquehanna upgrade as chip gear spending call widens

Applied Materials rose 1.7% to $306.35 in early New York trading after Susquehanna upgraded the stock to Positive and raised its price target to $400. The move followed analyst Mehdi Hosseini’s report citing stronger wafer fab equipment demand and higher semiconductor capital spending. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 slipped, while other chip equipment stocks saw modest gains.
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  • Morgan Stanley Downgrades Global Equities, Sees U.S. as Defensive Amid Mideast Conflict
    March 30, 2026, 12:53 PM EDT. Morgan Stanley downgraded global equities to "equal weight" from "overweight" amid rising Middle East conflict tensions and soaring oil prices, which surged 59% this month. The firm upgraded U.S. government bonds and cash to "overweight", reflecting increased demand for safe-haven assets. Strategists warned sustained oil prices near $150-$180 per barrel could slash global equity valuations by nearly 25%. The downgrade included U.S. and Japanese stocks, citing risks from supply chain issues and recession fears if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Despite this, Morgan Stanley favors U.S. stocks due to stronger expected earnings growth and views U.S. Treasuries as better diversified, given America's lower energy import dependency compared to Europe.
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