Navitas Semiconductor (NASDAQ: NVTS) is pushing meaningfully higher on April 21st amidst a convergence of strategic “Navitas 2.0” milestones and heightened retail enthusiasm for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The upward momentum drove NVTS’s relative strength index (RSI) into the early 80s – indicating “overbought” conditions that often precede a meaningful pullback. Including today’s surge, Navitas… Continue reading Navitas Semiconductor stock is now ‘overbought’: but should you sell?
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Elon Musk’s Tesla registers AI voice assistant in China
Tesla is advancing its artificial intelligence strategy in China. Tesla has registered its generative AI-powered voice assistant with China’s cyberspace regulator in Shanghai, according to local authorities. The feature is among 158 AI-related applications and functionalities that have completed the required filing, part of China’s broader regulatory framework governing emerging technologies. China AI push amid… Continue reading Elon Musk’s Tesla registers AI voice assistant in China
BYND, CAR soar on retail frenzy: is either worth chasing the momentum?
The “meme stock” spirits of years past have been reawakened on Wall Street this Tuesday, as Avis Budget (NASDAQ: CAR) and Beyond Meat (NASDAQ: BYND) – both opened about 20% higher. The catalyst? A potent cocktail of “very high short interest” and a coordinated “retail buying spree” reminiscent of the 2021 mania. For Avis stock,… Continue reading BYND, CAR soar on retail frenzy: is either worth chasing the momentum?
Intel stock resumes rally as AI demand fuels fresh analyst upgrades
Shares of Intel gained on Tuesday after falling on Monday as a rare upgrade from a previously bearish analyst added fresh momentum to the stock’s strong run in 2026. The chipmaker’s shares rose in early trading, building on a year-to-date surge driven largely by rising demand for central processing units (CPUs) from artificial intelligence hyperscalers.… Continue reading Intel stock resumes rally as AI demand fuels fresh analyst upgrades
Apple under Tim: how Cook turned Jobs’ vision into a $4T fortress
Apple is entering a new phase of leadership, with longtime chief executive Tim Cook set to step aside after nearly 15 years at the helm and pass control to hardware chief John Ternus. The transition, effective September 1, will see Cook move into the role of executive chairman, where he is expected to remain closely… Continue reading Apple under Tim: how Cook turned Jobs’ vision into a $4T fortress
Dow Jones rises 220 pts as AI optimism offsets Iran tensions
US stocks moved higher on Tuesday as investors balanced renewed optimism around artificial intelligence-driven growth with ongoing geopolitical uncertainty tied to the Middle East conflict. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose about 0.45% or 222 points, while the S&P 500 added roughly 0.13% and the Nasdaq-100 gained around 0.04% after the market opened. The gains… Continue reading Dow Jones rises 220 pts as AI optimism offsets Iran tensions
Amazon stock jumps as $25B Anthropic AI deal boosts AWS growth
Shares of Amazon rose in premarket trading on Monday after the company unveiled plans to significantly expand its investment in artificial intelligence firm Anthropic, deepening a partnership that underscores intensifying competition in cloud-based AI infrastructure. The stock climbed about 2.15% to $253.62 after the market opened on Tuesday. Amazon expands AI bet with Anthropic deal… Continue reading Amazon stock jumps as $25B Anthropic AI deal boosts AWS growth
GE stock falls 4% despite earnings beat on fuel costs, weak outlook
GE Aerospace shares fell on Tuesday even after it reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter results, driven by robust demand for commercial aviation and military technologies, as rising fuel costs and geopolitical tensions weighed on its outlook. The company posted adjusted earnings of $1.86 per share, ahead of analyst expectations of $1.60, according to FactSet. Revenue rose 25%… Continue reading GE stock falls 4% despite earnings beat on fuel costs, weak outlook
JPMorgan lifts S&P 500 target to 7,600: here’s what changed
JPMorgan has raised its year-end target for the S&P 500 to 7,600, arguing that stronger artificial-intelligence earnings and an improved market response to geopolitical risk have created room for further gains. The upgrade marks another shift higher in Wall Street’s outlook after a period in which concerns over war, oil and valuations briefly threatened to… Continue reading JPMorgan lifts S&P 500 target to 7,600: here’s what changed