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AMD’s New $675 Target Hits as Market Watches 320 Million Shares

AMD’s New $675 Target Hits as Market Watches 320 Million Shares

Advanced Micro Devices dropped 3.7% in late trading Monday, despite TD Cowen’s Joshua Buchalter hiking his price target to $675 from $600. The new target, which is about 25.7% above the stock’s current $537 level, puts AMD’s estimated equity value near $1.10 trillion if you use the company’s 1.6306 billion shares outstanding. That’s about $225 billion higher than today’s value by the same measure.

Alibaba stock’s 15% AI rally set for key 70% cloud hurdle

Alibaba stock’s 15% AI rally set for key 70% cloud hurdle

Alibaba Group was up 0.9% at $113.33 in late morning New York trade Monday, keeping gains going after its Hong Kong shares jumped 15.6% over four sessions. That stood out with the Nasdaq down 0.8% as U.S.-Iran jitters hit and chip stocks slumped. Alibaba's Hong Kong shares ended 0.45% higher at HK$110.70, after hitting HK$115.10 earlier.
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro price could jump $200, even as margins stay tight

Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro price could jump $200, even as margins stay tight

Apple Inc. may have to bump up the average price of its next Pro Max phone by around $200 to cover higher costs, and even then could see a slightly lower gross margin compared to last year’s model, a Counterpoint Research estimate shows. The research firm is projecting the bill of materials for the 12GB, 1TB iPhone 18 Pro Max will go up by almost $300, before assembly, shipping or marketing.
Nokia shares jumped on €5.5B defense-AI news—Ericsson moves in focus

Nokia shares jumped on €5.5B defense-AI news—Ericsson moves in focus

Nokia Oyj heads into Monday with the Helsinki market closed for the weekend, after big swings last week. Shares soared 9.64% on Thursday as the company showed off its first operational results from the NestAI defence partnership. Nokia finished Friday at €10.90. Thursday's rally pushed up market value by about €5.5 billion, using the 5.6 billion shares not owned by the company, or 55 times the €100 million joint investment from Nokia and Tesi tied to the partnership.

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Australia Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Falls For Fifth Day As Oil Shock Hits Banks, Origin

ASX 200 holds steady as oil jumps 9%

ASX futures pointed to just a minor dip for Australian shares Tuesday, with SPI 200 futures off 8 points, or 0.09%, at 08:32 AEST. That comes even as oil surged more than 9% and the Nasdaq slid 1.55%. The ASX 200’s big weighting in banks and energy is helping buffer local stocks compared to tech-heavy markets overseas.
JD.com pops while Qualcomm lags as volume tracks search trends

JD.com pops while Qualcomm lags as volume tracks search trends

Qualcomm dropped 2.7% Monday, even after TD Cowen bumped its price target to $225 from $200. JD.com added 2.4% while Macquarie lowered its target to $37 from $40. The new targets suggest possible upside of 22.3% for Qualcomm, 28.1% for JD, versus their latest closes. Macquarie kept an Outperform on JD, projecting Q2 revenue to slip 4% and adjusted operating profit—before specified items—at RMB5.8 billion.
Salesforce Shares Up 4.8% as Debt Dims Value Pitch

Salesforce Shares Up 4.8% as Debt Dims Value Pitch

Salesforce Inc. rose 4.8% to end Monday at $171.22, topping the S&P 500's 0.8% drop. Investors moved back into the stock as debate about whether acquisitions can push Salesforce’s AI strategy picked up. The bounce came after a positive view of its $3.6 billion deal for Fin, which landed just a few days after KeyBanc cut the stock on worries about Agentforce.
GE Vernova’s Turbine Boom Is Real. The Stock’s Failed Breakout Tests a 40-Times Cash-Flow Bet

GE Vernova’s Turbine Boom Is Real. The Stock’s Failed Breakout Tests a 40-Times Cash-Flow Bet

GE Vernova shares fell 4.49% to $1,042.60 on Monday, closing below their 20-day moving average on the same day Zacks highlighted a move above that closely watched technical level. The reversal weakened the most visible short-term bullish signal surrounding a company whose turbine order book has been described as “sold out through 2030,” with GEV’s decline far exceeding the S&P 500’s 0.79% fall.
NuScale’s 85% Selloff Leaves $2.9 Billion TVA Gamble in Doubt

NuScale’s 85% Selloff Leaves $2.9 Billion TVA Gamble in Doubt

NuScale Power dropped 7.6% to $8.35 Monday, hitting a 52-week low and finishing 85.5% below its October high when U.S. cash markets closed. The latest slide is drawing attention to one odd part of its Tennessee Valley Authority deal: under the deal’s current terms, a firm commitment for all 72 planned reactor modules would mean ENTRA1 Energy gets a second payment, around $1.18 billion.
Palantir’s $400 Billion Target Is Closer Than It Looks — August 3 Earnings Carry the Harder Test

Palantir’s $400 Billion Target Is Closer Than It Looks — August 3 Earnings Carry the Harder Test

Palantir Technologies said after Monday’s U.S. market close that it will report second-quarter results on Aug. 3, also after the close, putting a firm date on the next test of its premium artificial-intelligence valuation. The shares finished 2.6% higher at $130.04 while the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.55%, an outperformance of about 4.1 percentage points.
AMC Stock’s $200 Million Lifeline Buys Time—but Its Fee Tops a Year of Interest Savings

AMC Stock’s $200 Million Lifeline Buys Time—but Its Fee Tops a Year of Interest Savings

AMC Entertainment Holdings last traded at $1.87 after Monday’s U.S. market close, about 11% below the $2.10 paid by institutional investors in its June share sale. The sharper balance-sheet signal is that the deal’s roughly $11 million placement fee exceeds a full year of the $7.7 million in cash interest AMC says it will save by retiring debt; market commentator Jim Cramer said the turnaround had a “limited shelf life because the balance sheet was heinous.”
NIO Stock Jumps on Goldman Upgrade—The Real Bet Is a 15.2 Billion Yuan Cash-Flow Swing

NIO Stock Jumps on Goldman Upgrade—The Real Bet Is a 15.2 Billion Yuan Cash-Flow Swing

Shares of NIO Inc., traded in New York as American depositary receipts—U.S.-listed certificates representing foreign shares—closed 3.1% higher at $4.93 on Monday after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. upgraded the Chinese electric-vehicle maker to Buy with a $7 target. The headline is the rating change; the bigger investor bet sits in Goldman’s cash-flow forecast.
S&P 500 Tech Slide Masked 0.76-Point Shift—Banks in Focus as Results Loom

S&P 500 Tech Slide Masked 0.76-Point Shift—Banks in Focus as Results Loom

S&P 500 dropped 0.8% Monday as chip stocks tumbled and oil spiked nearly 10%, shaking risk appetite. But the bigger story for investors was under the surface: the index’s equal-weight version slipped just 0.03%. A big financials ETF moved up 0.65%, while its tech fund counterpart fell 2.42%. The 0.76 point gap between the main and equal-weight S&P suggested big caps were rotating, not dumping stocks.
AI stocks signal memory premium starting to fade

AI stocks signal memory premium starting to fade

AI stocks ended Monday in the red, though losses varied across the sector. A group of three memory and storage plays tied to AI dropped 7.2%, nearly double the 3.7% loss for a set of four compute and foundry names. The split points to investors shortening their view on how long shortage-fueled gains can last, despite healthy order books and continued spend on infrastructure.
Broadcom’s $10 Million Insider-Sale Story Misses a Near-$30 Million Filing Trail

Broadcom’s $10 Million Insider-Sale Story Misses a Near-$30 Million Filing Trail

Broadcom insider-sale reports circulating on Monday capture only part of the recent filing trail. Securities records show $19.9 million of completed sales by Chief Legal and Corporate Affairs Officer Mark Brazeal and director Gayla Delly since June 25, plus Brazeal’s July 10 notice for another $10.0 million block — $29.9 million completed and proposed, not $29.9 million already sold. The notice carries Brazeal’s representation that he knew of no material adverse information that had not been disclosed publicly.
AMD’s New $675 Target Hits as Market Watches 320 Million Shares

AMD’s New $675 Target Hits as Market Watches 320 Million Shares

Advanced Micro Devices dropped 3.7% in late trading Monday, despite TD Cowen’s Joshua Buchalter hiking his price target to $675 from $600. The new target, which is about 25.7% above the stock’s current $537 level, puts AMD’s estimated equity value near $1.10 trillion if you use the company’s 1.6306 billion shares outstanding. That’s about $225 billion higher than today’s value by the same measure.
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