WallSt Focus

Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) took a steep dive on Wednesday despite the fact that the chipmaker delivered a solid fourth-quarter earnings beat, demonstrating how unforgiving markets have become toward companies tied to the AI trade.

U.S. stocks traded mixed on Wednesday as investors rotated out of technology and into blue-chip names while awaiting another wave of Big Tech earnings.

Stocks edged higher on Monday after a volatile stretch in commodities and crypto rattled sentiment, with investors stepping back into equities as earnings season intensified.

SanDisk’s historic run is still taking off. Shares surged once again after the company issued earnings guidance that crushed Wall Street forecasts, extending a rally that now totals roughly 1,600% since its February 2025 IPO.

U.S. stocks edged lower on Friday, with all three major indexes struggling as investors weighed the potential leadership shift at the Federal Reserve.

Oracle’s shares have fallen more than 50% from its 2025 high, wiping out hundreds of billions of dollars in market value as investor enthusiasm around AI gives way to tougher questions about spending, financing, and returns.

U.S. stocks took a steep dive on Thursday, with the Nasdaq leading losses after a sharp post-earnings drop in Microsoft rattled confidence in the AI-driven tech trade.