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Tesla launched its purpose-build the Cybercab in a closed-door event, leaving major questions unanswered regarding the rollout, regulatory compliance, and whether it will be sold to the public.
Shares of Salesforce jumped after strong revenue guidance which, alongside a deepening Anthropic partnership, helped mitigate SaaSpocalypse worries - but AI disruption risks do not go away.
Nvidia continues to reap the benefits of the AI boom ahead of its August 26 earnings, but hardware shifts are chipping away at its dominance just as structural risks emerge.
Value investing seeks overlooked worth, while growth investing pursues future expansion; both demand disciplined analysis and a sensible purchase price.
Mounting costs from a memory chip crunch and declining smartphone sales weighed on revenues and profitability, but EV deliveries continued to grow.
Intel posted another strong quarter on AI demand, but fears over its ability to scale, competition and broader chip industry threats are testing the stock's upside prospects.
Apple is betting on new leadership and a major product refresh to revive innovation, regain AI momentum and rekindle excitement around its ecosystem.
Big Tech must prove that record AI spending can generate sustainable free cash flow.
Intel reports earnings on July 23 amid a massive rally fuelled by the AI boom that increases the need for its CPUs. Still, the turnaround faces challenges amid execution risks and industry headwinds.
NVIDIA’s bullish wedge breakout, improving RSI and potential China reopening strengthen the bullish case, with $204-$206 the key confirmation zone.
FXCM's US.BANKS basket remains technically constructive, but 6,300 is the line in the sand and Q2 earnings now need to confirm the breakout case.
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