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Marvell Jumps After S&P 500 Nod and Chip Gains Bring AI Play Into Spotlight

Marvell Jumps After S&P 500 Nod and Chip Gains Bring AI Play Into Spotlight

Marvell Technology surged 9% to around $305 after news it will join the S&P 500 before June 22, triggering expected index fund buying; shares also rode AI chip demand and a record-high Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, but at over 100 times trailing earnings, valuation risk remains even as analysts’ average price target lags the current price.
15 June 2026
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SMH Hits Another High as AI Chip Stocks Rally Beyond Nvidia

SMH Hits Another High as AI Chip Stocks Rally Beyond Nvidia

SMH soared 4.2% to $646.27 midday Monday, extending its record run as investors piled back into AI-linked chip stocks after last week’s pullback; Lam Research, Marvell, Arm, ASML, and Kulicke & Soffa all advanced, driven by strong AI demand and recent upbeat results, but expectations remain high after SMH’s 72% year-to-date surge.
15 June 2026
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SanDisk Pushes Close to $2,000 While AI Memory Boom Tests Market Nerves

SanDisk Pushes Close to $2,000 While AI Memory Boom Tests Market Nerves

SanDisk shares surged 5% to $1,980 after reporting Q3 revenue up 251% year-over-year and gross margin at 78.4%, fueled by AI data-center demand and $42 billion in new long-term supply deals; the company also announced a $6 billion buyback and guided Q4 revenue above expectations, while some analysts warn of cyclical risks if NAND pricing normalizes.
15 June 2026
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AI Chip Stocks Lead, Oil Dips; Nvidia, Micron, Marvell, Delta, United in Focus

AI Chip Stocks Lead, Oil Dips; Nvidia, Micron, Marvell, Delta, United in Focus

U.S. stock futures climbed as a tentative U.S.-Iran deal sent oil to a three-month low, boosting chipmakers like Micron, Nvidia, and Marvell in premarket trading, while Delta and United Airlines surged over 4% on cheaper fuel; key risks remain around valuation, earnings, and geopolitics, with Micron’s June 24 earnings and Marvell’s June 22 S&P 500 entry as major upcoming catalysts.
15 June 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Sonida Senior Living Director Benjamin Harris Sells 2,500 Shares at $37.46
    June 15, 2026, 9:12 PM EDT. Sonida Senior Living Inc. (SNDA) director Benjamin Harris sold 2,500 common shares in an open market transaction on May 13, 2026. The sale price was $37.46 per share, reducing Harris's holdings to 189,182 shares. This change was reported in a Form 4 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which tracks insider trading activity in public companies. The transaction was a direct sale, not part of any derivative security dealings. Insider sales like this can indicate personal portfolio adjustments, though they do not necessarily signal company outlook changes.

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Nasdaq steady in late trading as oil eases, Fed up next

Nasdaq steady in late trading as oil eases, Fed up next

16 June 2026
U.S. stocks soared Monday as falling oil prices and a preliminary U.S.-Iran deal fueled a relief rally, with the Nasdaq up 3.07%, S&P 500 up 1.65%, and Dow closing at a record high; after-hours futures dipped slightly as investors awaited Wednesday’s pivotal Federal Reserve decision and Chair Kevin Warsh’s first post-meeting press conference.
Intel stock gains after BofA upgrade, foundry business in focus

Intel Gains as Chip Shares Recover

16 June 2026
Intel surged to $127.86, topping analyst targets, as chip stocks rallied on easing inflation and AI optimism, but the stock’s gains outpace consensus expectations and recent earnings remain negative; investors now await the unconfirmed July 23 earnings report for proof that demand is driving real revenue growth.
Dave & Buster’s falls after Q1 comes up short, comps slip

Dave & Buster’s falls after Q1 comes up short, comps slip

16 June 2026
Dave & Buster’s shares plunged 4.72% to $12.32, then dropped another 11.2% after hours, after Q1 revenue, adjusted profit, and comparable-store sales all missed expectations; management’s guidance for positive sales trends and free-cash-flow remains the next key catalyst as investors weigh the company’s turnaround credibility.
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