Wall Street Horizon: From Apple to NVIDIA: Big Tech’s Volatility Calendar Is Loaded
Post-Labor Day vol heats up, with Treasury yields, crude oil, and agricultural commodities steering the S&P 500 Apple s iPhone 18 event takes centre stage this week, while NVIDIA and other semiconductor heavyweights headline a packed Goldman Sachs tech conference The catalyst calendar is packed through September, with NVIDIA events, CRM Dreamforce and Meta Connect all on tap It's time to stash away your summer gear. An active corporate event stretch is upon us. The post-Labor Day trade is often rife with volatility, and we've already seen some fireworks across asset classes. To kick off the holiday-shortened week, the US 10-year Treasury yield scaled 4.80%, potentially pacing for its highest weekly print since October 2023. Global crude oil, as measured by the prompt Brent contract, is within earshot of USD100 for the first time since May. All the while, geopolitical strife and even Mother Nature (thanks to El Ni o) upset supply-demand balances for agricultural commodities worldwide. The Stage is Yours, John Big tech has its own slate of volatility sparks on tap. Following last week's Tesla (TSLA) whimper of a stock price response to its Cybercab Austin, TX, rollout, eyes now.
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Post-Labor Day vol heats up, with Treasury yields, crude oil, and agricultural commodities steering the S&P 500 Apple s iPhone 18 event takes centre stage this week, while NVIDIA and other semiconductor heavyweights headline a packed Goldman Sachs tech conference The catalyst calendar is packed through September, with NVIDIA events, CRM Dreamforce and Meta Connect all on tap It's time to stash away your summer gear. An active corporate event stretch is upon us. The post-Labor Day trade is often rife with volatility, and we've already seen some fireworks across asset classes. 80%, potentially pacing for its highest weekly print since October 2023.
Global crude oil, as measured by the prompt Brent contract, is within earshot of USD100 for the first time since May. All the while, geopolitical strife and even Mother Nature (thanks to El Ni o) upset supply-demand balances for agricultural commodities worldwide. The Stage is Yours, John Big tech has its own slate of volatility sparks on tap. Following last week's Tesla (TSLA) whimper of a stock price response to its Cybercab Austin, TX, rollout, eyes now turn to Apple (AAPL).
It's rookie CEO John Ternus's big scene, as he and the team unveil the latest iPhone. Apple Event 2026 is expected to centre on iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. The world's second-most valuable company may also step into the foldable phone arena, with a rumoured model called the iPhone Ultra. m.
ET Wednesday, and the "Surprise and Shine" keynote streams live from Cupertino. Should traders anticipate fireworks? Maybe not. 6% daily stock price change.
What's more, AAPL has just a 33% positive rate on Event Days, so says analytics firm Bluekurtic Market Insights. Whether this week's event proves to be another 'sell the news' opportunity remains to be seen. Continue Reading