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Shares of Netflix slump 18% this year, but the streaming leader appears well positioned to renew business momentum as technical signals hint at stock rebound potential.
US equities remain fragile, with AI disruption fears, falling Nasdaq momentum and upcoming Fed minutes and Nvidia earnings keeping sentiment cautious despite softer inflation and rising rate-cut hopes.
Broadcom’s post-December pullback has resolved into a bullish breakout, with strengthening technical momentum and accelerating AI chip demand supporting an upside target around 475.
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Last week Apple beat forecasts on a strong iPhone rebound and lifted guidance. The chart has turned constructive, with bullish EMA crossovers, a trendline break, and RSI holding above 50 supporting improving momentum.
Revenues declined in 2025 following a marked drop in EV sales, yet the company presses ahead with its autonomy ambitions, backed by substantial investment.
The U.S. has cleared Nvidia to sell its H200 chips into China under strict conditions — prioritising domestic supply and tighter security checks — but deliveries are paused as Beijing decides whether to allow them in. Chinese customs officials have reportedly cautioned against purchases, leaving roughly $30 bn of estimated demand in limbo. Nvidia would surrender a 25% revenue cut to Washington under the deal. Markets barely reacted, waiting for…
U.S. stocks enter the 2026 Q4 earnings season after a strong three-year run, but the forces that powered the rally, especially AI enthusiasm and resilient growth, now feel less automatic. Investors are becoming more selective, watching margins, labour costs and rates as the macro backdrop turns patchier and Fed policy uncertainty returns. With tariff noise quiet and banks reporting first, earnings guidance and capital-spending signals may carry more narrative weight…
Alphabet is pressing into overhead resistance near $325. The EMAs have turned bullish, with the shorter green EMA now above the longer orange EMA, and the RSI holding above 50. If momentum stays intact and the EMAs begin to widen with positive slope, the probability of a breakout above the resistance zone increases.
China’s BYD surpassed Tesla in pure battery electric vehicles sales in 2025 after an 27.86% increase, whereas its rival posted its second straight annual decline.
US lets Nvidia sell H200 chips to approved Chinese buyers, taking 25%, reinforcing semiconductor rivalry dynamics.
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