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CoreWeave shares fell more than 6% in early premarket trading Thursday, following their steepest drop in eight months in the prior session. The report cites concerns about bond prices, debt and losses.
Bloom Energy shares were down 9.87% at $237.46 at publication. The report linked pressure on data-center infrastructure stocks to persistent inflation and concerns that interest rates will stay high.
Applied Digital shares fell 9.36% to $20.35, near the stock’s 52-week low of $19.00. The report cites a jump in CoreWeave bond yields and hotter-than-expected September inflation as pressures on rate-sensitive stocks.
D.A. Davidson analyst Gil Luria warned that CoreWeave’s equity could become worthless if AI spending weakens, citing borrowing costs he says exceed investment returns. He characterized this as a downside scenario, not his formal forecast; the firm downgraded the stock to Neutral in May.
Stock futures rose Friday as AI-related shares recovered and oil prices fell. The rebound followed Thursday's tech selloff, while investors also looked ahead to next week's earnings season and later U.S. consumer sentiment data.
The Nasdaq composite fell 1.3% in a mixed session as AI-related shares slid after reports of lower-than-expected OpenAI revenue. Oil prices rose after President Donald Trump's remarks on the Middle East war, while Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller said additional rate hikes may be needed.
Bitcoin moved down to around $81,500 in afternoon trade as major U.S. stock indexes stayed lower and Treasury yields eased. The move came alongside broader risk-off action tied to oil, Fed comments and tech-sector weakness.
Bitcoin fell to around $81,500 in afternoon trade as broader markets reacted to higher oil prices and hawkish Federal Reserve comments.
Bitcoin moved down to around $80,800 in Thursday afternoon trading as Wall Street weakened. The move was reported alongside broader declines in U.S. stocks and a drop in Treasury yields.
Palantir rose more than 3% after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to buy from neutral and lifted its price target to 230. The move put the shares into profit zone from a 163.70 entry.
Bitcoin dropped more than 1% to around $82,500 in morning trade as U.S. stocks turned lower and oil surged. The move came alongside broader risk-off sentiment and higher Treasury yields.
Bitcoin moved down to around $82,000 as U.S. stocks weakened, Treasury yields rose and oil prices surged after Trump comments on Iran. The article also noted TSMC shares declined after reporting September sales.
Barron's said Nvidia shares were down 1.1% in premarket trading and pointed to start-ups including Lambda, Nscale and Mistral as potential longer-term growth drivers. The piece also noted Lambda's reported fundraising, Nscale's IPO filing and Mistral's public preview release.
On CNBC’s “ Halftime Report Final Trades,” Stephen Weiss, chief investment officer and managing partner of Short Hills Capital Partners, recommended Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL ) (NASDAQ: GOOG ). Lending support to his choice, Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak, on June 30, maintained Alphabet with an Overweight ratin