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13.08.25 - 02:18
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Is Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) Stock a Sell After Falling Post-Earnings (24/7 Wall St.)
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Watch Our Analysis on Whether Amazon is a Sell After Their Last Earnings In a recent AI Investor podcast episode, hosts Austin and Eric Bleeker dove into the competitive landscape of the cloud computing market, focusing on Amazon's (Nasdaq: AMZN) disappointing performance in its latest earnings report. While companies like Microsoft and Google just reported […]
The post Is Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) Stock a Sell After Falling Post-Earnings appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.....
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04.08.25 - 14:18
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Futures Rise, Recovering From Friday′s Dump On Rising Rate Cut Expectations (ZeroHedge)
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Futures Rise, Recovering From Friday's Dump On Rising Rate Cut Expectations
Futures are higher as markets rebound from last week's sell-off amid increased expectations the Fed will ride to the rescue with rate cuts following Friday's dismal US jobs data. As of 7:45am ET, S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures climbed 0.7% after the index had its biggest decline since May on Friday. Pre-market, Mag7 and Semis are outperforming with Cyclicals over Defensives. Bond yields are 2-3bp higher as the USD falls again. Commodities are weaker with Energy underperforming as OPEC+ approves another supply hike. This is a catalyst-light week with tomorrow's ISM the most important and heightened focus on weekly claims with the Fed spotlighting the unemployment rate.
In premarket trading, all Magnificent Seven stocks are higher alongside index futures (Amazon +1.8% after a Friday selloff, Nvidia +1.2%, Meta Platforms +1.1%, Tesla +1%, Alphabet +0.8%, Microsoft +0.8%, Apple +0.8%). here are the other notable premarke...
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30.07.25 - 23:01
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META Soars 10% To New All Time High After Smashing Estimates, Guiding Revenue, Capex Higher (ZeroHedge)
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META Soars 10% To New All Time High After Smashing Estimates, Guiding Revenue, Capex Higher
After Google's strong report last week, there is some optimism that Meta will overachieve as well although as Goldman warned in our preview, caution seems to be prevalent. There is certainly some pressure on the advertising business to keep chugging along given how much Zuckerberg is spending on AI these days.
Which brings us to CapEx: as Bloomberg's Kurt Wagner writes, he will be looking for any changes to Meta's projected range for capital expenditures for the year, which is currently $64 billion to $72 billion. The company increased its CapEx range in April, citing the global trade disputes and its AI effort. Since then we've seen Zuckerberg invest more than $14 billion in Scale AI, throw nine-figure compensation packages at AI researchers, and talk about building multi-gigawatt data centers. It wouldn't be at all surprising if this number moves higher, but it was ridiculously high to begin wi...
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30.07.25 - 21:36
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Live: Will eBay Rally After Q2 Earnings After the Bell? (24/7 Wall St.)
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Live Updates Live Coverage Updates appear automatically as they are published. eBay Slips After Powell's Comments 3:20 pm by Eric Bleeker If you just went to Google and saw eBay shares were falling, there's no need for alarm. At around 3 p.m., Jerome Powell said there has been no decision made on cutting rates at […]
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30.07.25 - 21:36
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Live Earnings: Applied Digital (APLD) Reports After the Bell Tonight (24/7 Wall St.)
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Live Updates Live Coverage Updates appear automatically as they are published. Powell Comments Sink APLD Shares Before Earnings 3:21 pm by Eric Bleeker If you just went to Google and saw Applied Digital shares were falling, there's no need for alarm. At around 3 p.m., Jerome Powell said there has been no decision made on […]
The post Live Earnings: Applied Digital (APLD) Reports After the Bell Tonight appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.....
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25.07.25 - 05:48
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Chromebook sales rebound: Google targets 19.5M units shipped in 2025 (Digitimes)
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Since the pandemic-driven surge ended in mid-2022, Chromebook shipments have steadily declined. According to notebook supply chain sources, Chromebook shipments fell to 17.5 million units in 2024, below both Google's and the market's expectations. However, driven by renewed demand from government and education projects, overall shipments are expected to recover, reaching an estimated 19 million to 19.5 million units in 2025....
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