S&P 500 awaits Nvidia, inflation and Fed Chair Warsh
The SPX500 rally stalls as markets look to Nvidia earnings, PCE update and Warsh speech - events that can shape its trajectory and fuel volatility.
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The SPX500 rally stalls as markets look to Nvidia earnings, PCE update and Warsh speech - events that can shape its trajectory and fuel volatility.
SPX500 remains constructive above 7,600, but elevated valuations and key macro catalysts leave little room for earnings disappointment.
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.
The S&P 500’s pullback from record highs is testing technical support just as rising oil and bond yields collide with softer growth signals, making RSI 50 a key line in the sand.
The index maintains its momentum after last week's records as markets price in a hold next week and the earnings season has been favourable, but risks linger.
The stock market rally has been all about mega-caps, but small caps are quietly starting to show up.
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.
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Oil, the dollar, gold and equities are approaching key levels as rates and geopolitics shape the next cross-asset move.
The SPX500 remains bullish on strong earnings and positive momentum, but inflation, yields and oil now hold the key to whether the rally can extend.
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