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| 25.02.26 22:02:59 |
Tech stocks today: Nvidia stock rises as guidance signals AI boom alive and well |
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Nvidia (NVDA), the world's largest company by market capitalization, reported fourth quarter results after the closing bell on Wednesday in a highly anticipated release amid growing concerns about how big bets on AI will pay off.
Nvidia's quarterly results have become a market-moving event over the past few years, as the chipmaker sells the chips that underpin the AI boom, has deep financial relationships with the Big Tech firms and startups that buy those chips, and remains the most heavily weighted stock in the S&P 500 (^GSPC).
Stocks rose on Wednesday as concerns about AI disruption eased and the rolling sell-offs in software and other sectors paused. Helping lift tech stocks were several new features and partnerships that Anthropic (ANTH.PVT) unveiled, as well as AMD's (AMD) 6-gigawatt GPU deal with Meta (META).
Nvidia's results and guidance that beat estimates suggested that AI demand continues to grow, a powerful signal for the dozens of other tech and software stocks caught in Nvidia's web of influence.
Follow along for the latest updates on Nvidia and the tech sector.LIVE15 updates
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Myles Udland
Hyperscalers accounted for more than 50% of Nvidia's data center sales in Q4
Big Tech giants can't get enough of Nvidia's chips.
Nvidia (NVDA) on Wednesday reported fourth quarter results that topped forecasts and signaled demand for its most advanced chips remains insatiable.
And a growing portion of that demand is coming from the so-called hyperscalers like Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta, who now account for more than half of the company's sales in its data center segment.
"Data Center revenue for the fourth quarter was a record $62.3 billion, up 75% from a year ago and up 22% sequentially, driven by the major platform shifts – accelerated computing and AI," Nvidia CFO Colette Kress said in a statement.
"For the fourth quarter, hyperscaler revenue increased and remained our largest customer category at slightly over 50% of Data Center revenue, while growth was led by the rest of our Data Center customers as revenue diversified."
The last time the company specified was portion of its data center sales were to these customers, the company said it was "approximately" 50%.
And while these are small percentage moves, the dollars at this scale are notable, and the increasing portion of sales going to these customers shows where these companies' massive capex plans show up. 21 mins ago
Grace O'Donnell
Nvidia earnings beat, guidance sends stock higher after hours
Nvidia (NVDA) earnings and revenue both topped Wall Street estimates, sending the stock higher in after-hours trading.
The company also offered Q1 guidance between $76.44 billion and $79.56 billion, above Wall Street's estimates of $72.8 billion without factoring in revenue from China.
Read the full earnings breakdown here > 44 mins ago
Grace O'Donnell
Nvidia earnings slam into market with no patience for AI hiccups
Nvidia stock (NVDA) climbed 1.4% on Wednesday as investors eagerly awaited (or braced for) the AI giant's fourth quarter report.
While Nvidia is widely expected to clear expectations, markets have been jumpy around artificial intelligence lately, making the report critical for sentiment across a host of other AI companies and the broader market.
Bloomberg reports:
Read more here. Today at 7:23 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Samsung's new Galaxy S26 smartphone lineup goes big on AI as Apple works to catch up
Samsung's (005930.KS) latest line of Galaxy S26 smartphones features a variety of new AI features as the company seeks to expand its lead in artificial intelligence over Apple (AAPL).
Yahoo Finance's Daniel Howley reports:
Read more here. Today at 4:37 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Trump lays out a new ground rule for Big Tech's AI build-out: Bring your own power
Yahoo Finance's Jake Conley reports:
Read more here. Today at 2:03 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Anthropic drops hallmark safety pledge in race with AI peers
Bloomberg reports:
Read more here. Today at 1:47 PM UTC
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Nvidia options imply smaller-than-usual stock move following earnings
Nvidia stock (NVDA) is poised to see its smallest post-earnings swing in three years after the company reports after the bell on Wednesday.
Nvidia options imply a move of about 5.6%, or $260 billion in market capitalization, in either direction on Thursday, according to Option Research & Technology Services (ORATS).
Nvidia stock advanced 0.8% in premarket trading on Wednesday ahead of the report as traders priced in their expectations.
"We feel generally pretty favorable in terms of Nvidia for the quarter and even for the guidance," FBB Capital Partners director of research Mike Bailey told Yahoo Finance. "I think the real question mark is sentiment."
"You know, Nvidia's stock has been right around with the market for ... three to six months," Bailey added. "To us, that suggests investors really don't have massive expectations built up for the quarter." Tue, February 24, 2026 at 9:07 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Stripe reportedly considers acquiring PayPal
PayPal (PYPL) stock spiked 6% in afternoon trading after Bloomberg reported that payments processor Stripe (STRI.PVT) is reportedly interested in acquiring all or some of the legacy fintech company.
PayPal has reportedly been fielding unsolicited buyout offers after its stock suffered a major slide that wiped out 20% of its value year to date. People familiar with the matter told Bloomberg that Stripe was among the suitors that expressed preliminary interest in the company but that deliberations are still in the early stages.
On Tuesday, Stripe published an annual letter disclosing a tender offer agreement that values the company at $159 billion, a 74% increase from Stripe's $91.5 billion valuation a year ago. The sale of employee shares makes the privately held company one of the industry's most valuable companies. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 8:50 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
US official: China has not received any Nvidia H200 chips
Nvidia (NVDA) has not yet sold any of its H200 chips to Chinese customers, a Commerce Department official said on Tuesday.
"My understanding is that none so far," Commerce Assistant Secretary for Export Enforcement David Peters said at a congressional hearing when asked about Nvidia's second-most-powerful chips.
According to a Reuters report, the Chinese embassy in the US and Nvidia have yet to respond to requests for comment.
In late January, Beijing gave three of China's largest tech companies, ByteDance, Alibaba (BABA, 9988.HK), and Tencent (0700.HK, TCEHY), approval to purchase more than 400,000 H200 chips.
Read more from Reuters. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 8:00 PM UTC
Myles Udland
Dan Ives says Anthropic announcement 'impressive,' but fears companies 'rip and replace' existing software are overdone
Anthropic on Tuesday announced a new suite of enterprise offerings, the latest in a series of new capabilities boasted by AI labs like Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI that have shaken investor confidence in a variety of software solutions that may see their core product replaced by an AI facsimile.
But some Wall Street analysts aren't so sure the process will be quite that simple.
Dan Ives, high profile tech bull at Wedbush, wrote in a note Tuesday after Anthropic's announcement that, "While these use cases are impressive, the reality is that these new AI tools will not rip and replace existing software ecosystems and data environments with these AI tools only as useful as the data it can reach."
In Ives' view, there are three things investors who view these demos as a sign of AI outcompeting legacy solutions might be missing.
One — "The market is conflating foundation model capability with full enterprise software replacement and the fear that generative AI will 'rewrite legacy systems overnight' ignores enterprise reality."
Two — "AI agents and autonomous workflows dramatically increase the attack surface — more APIs, more machine identities, more lateral movement risk, and more cloud-native workloads. AI doesn’t reduce the need for endpoint, identity, cloud, and SOC automation, it multiplies it."
Three — "Anthropic/OpenAI do not have 20-year enterprise distribution networks, CIO relationships, or embedded vertical workflows. CRM, NOW, and MSFT sit at the application layer where business logic lives. The model layer will commoditize faster than the workflow layer."
The key point that I think Ives raises is that model advances — or other signs of what we might call technical brilliance — are not the same as an in-market product that gets customers to change their spending habits.
Obviously, as we saw with the market's reaction to a Substack post on Monday that was explicitly a thought experiment, there are lots of investor nerves about which advances could draw meaningful dollars from enterprises or consumers.
But as ever, the distance between a demo and a product can often be vast. Keeping that framework in mind might serve investors well in the current moment. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 5:28 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Apple stock gains after the company says it will produce Mac minis in the US
Apple (AAPL) stock rose more than 2% on Tuesday, outperforming its "Magnificent Seven" tech peers, on news that the iPhone maker will deepen its manufacturing push in the US.
On Tuesday, Apple said it plans to move Mac mini production from Asia to a new facility in Houston. At that same site, Apple also plans to expand advanced AI server manufacturing as part of the $600 billion US manufacturing commitment it made last year amid pressure from the Trump administration.
Apple is also wielding its purchasing power to boost American chipmaking at a new Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) factory north of Phoenix, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Year to date, Apple stock has held up better than its peers as the company stands back from the major up-front investments other Big Tech companies are making to build massive data centers. In that regard, my colleague Dan Howley points out, Apple's reluctance to be the first to roll out major AI upgrades — seen as a weakness against its peers — has become a kind of strength as the AI trade faces upheaval. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 3:00 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Anthropic launches new enterprise offerings, raising the heat on software companies
Yahoo Finance's Daniel Howley reports:
Read the full story > Tue, February 24, 2026 at 2:38 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
AMD stock jumps at the open, Oracle shares slip further, IBM tries to recover from Monday's heavy losses
As stocks struggled to regain their footing after a bumpy start to the week, the tech sector remained under pressure at the start of the trading day on Tuesday.
Here's a look at some trending tech tickers moving on the latest tech news:
AMD (AMD) stock jumped 5% on news of the chipmaker's multiyear agreement with Meta (META) to supply 6 gigawatts in chips to the hyperscaler. Scroll down to read more about the deal or check out the full story here.
Oracle (ORCL) shares slipped further at the open after a report from The Information stated that the $500 billion Stargate project announced in January 2025 to build data centers has stalled after months of disputes among Oracle, OpenAI (OPAI.PVT), and Softbank (SFTBY). As a result, the project missed its self-imposed goal of delivering 10 gigawatts of AI computing capacity in 2025.
International Business Machines (IBM) shares began to recover after Anthropic's announcement that its Claude Code AI tool could help modernize Common Business-Oriented Language, or COBOL code, which is used in nearly all ATM transactions in the US. COBOL has been used in many of the enterprise systems IBM sells, leading investors to believe a core part of its business may be threatened by AI disruption. IBM stock rose more than 1%.
Alphabet (GOOG) stock slipped into the red at the open after its self-driving unit, Waymo, said it's expanding its robotaxi service in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Orlando.
Uber (UBER) stock edged higher after the ride-hailing company announced on Monday that it would acquire SpotHero, a parking reservation app. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 1:28 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Meta and AMD announce 6-gigawatt GPU deal as part of AI buildout
Yahoo Finance's Daniel Howley reports:
Read more here. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 1:24 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
What to look for when Nvidia reports Q4 earnings
Nvidia's (NVDA) quarterly results scheduled for Wednesday afternoon mark the winding down of earnings season, as the chip titan is the last of the "Magnificent Seven" tech companies to report.
But with Nvidia's GTC 2026 event only a few weeks away, news from the leading AI company may be just getting started.
Our technology editor, Dan Howley, previewed what to expect when Nvidia reports results (earnings per share of $1.53 on revenue of $65.8 billion; data center revenue of $60.2 billion for the quarter). Investors will also be looking for details on Blackwell chip sales and China sales.
Howley notes that although Nvidia recently launched a new AI superchip and announced a massive, multiyear deal with Meta, its stock price has seen a tepid reaction. That disconnect reveals a larger debate over the state of the artificial intelligence trade and whether it is plateauing or will continue to accelerate.
"The real debate is what growth looks like in 2027 and 2028," Deepwater Asset Management managing partner Gene Munster wrote in a blog post.
Read the full breakdown of what to watch when Nvidia reports earnings >
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| 25.02.26 20:19:35 |
'Raise Your Hand If You've Bought Or Sold Something With Bitcoin': Fed Official Reportedly Slams Crypto And Stablecoins As 'Utterly Useless' |
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Cryptocurrencies are "utterly useless," Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari says.
Kashkari cast doubt on the value of cryptocurrencies when asked about AI by Old National Bancorp (NASDAQ:ONB) CEO Jim Ryan III during a Q&A at the Midwest Economic Outlook Summit on Feb. 19.
Kashkari asked the crowd to raise their hands if they had used popular AI tools like Google’s Gemini and OpenAI‘s ChatGPT and several hands went up. However, when he said, "raise your hand if you’ve bought or sold something with Bitcoin," no one appeared to raise their hand.
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"Crypto’s been around for more than a decade and it’s utterly useless," he said. "AI has not been around very long and people are using it every day. And so this is demonstrating to me that this thing is real and it has real long-term potential for the U.S. economy as opposed to crypto."
Kashkari also questioned the usefulness of stablecoins when asked by Ryan about stablecoins and payment innovations.
Stablecoins do not do anything Venmo and PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) do not already do, Kashkari said. He added that when he asked proponents about the usefulness of stablecoins, all he heard was "a buzzword salad answer, blah blah blah, tokenized deposits, blah blah blah. Like, what does it actually do for your consumer?"
Kashkari said stablecoins were not useful in the U.S. when pressed by Ryan about their potential for cross-border payments. Kashkari also said that in cross-border scenarios, their benefits are lost when recipients have to convert to their native currencies to use the money in the real world.
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"When it comes to anything about crypto or stablecoins, ask the most basic questions and don’t settle for word salad nonsense answers," he said. "Make them really explain how this thing actually works. And whenever I do that, there’s just nothing there."
It was not the first time Kashkari has questioned the value of cryptocurrencies. The longtime cryptocurrency critic compared the assets to Beanie Babies as recently as November, telling CNN they had no clear fundamentals beyond bypassing banking regulations.
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Kashkari’s remarks last week come as many others are also questioning the value proposition of cryptocurrencies, which have underperformed stocks and gold in recent months.
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Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) Strategist Marion Labourerecently dismissed the narrative that Bitcoin is digital gold, citing its price performance.
"If I look at the 2025 performance, it's not a digital gold, or it's no longer a digital gold," she told Yahoo Finance earlier this month. "Gold outperformed by 65% in 2025, Bitcoin declined by 6.5%, so we are clearly seeing this divergence."
Laboure added that Bitcoin was not a means of payment or currency, saying, "It’s unlikely to replace gold or fiat." The asset is transitioning from being purely speculative to having a real use case, she said.
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| 25.02.26 18:59:17 |
PayPal Surges on Stripe Acquisition Interest |
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PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL, Financials) shot up after Bloomberg reported that Stripe Inc. is looking at buying all or part of the digital payments provider.The article says that Stripe has shown some interest, but talks are still in their early stages and may not lead to a deal. Stripe didn't say anything, and PayPal didn't reply right away to demands for comment.After a sustained drop in its stock price, there has been increased talk about a PayPal takeover. In the last session, shares had already gone up because of other claims that the firm was getting attention from possible buyers.Investors are keeping a careful eye on the payments industry because consolidation might change how companies compete, especially because PayPal has a lot of users throughout the world and a lot of free cash flow.
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| 25.02.26 17:43:58 |
Bitcoin Giant Strategy, Coinbase Among Most-Shorted Stocks: Goldman Sachs |
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Big money is betting against crypto equities like Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) and American crypto exchange Coinbase (COIN), new data compiled by Goldman Sachs Research shows.
The firms find themselves ranked first and fourth in short interest as a percentage of market cap at 14% and 10%, respectively, among companies valued at $25 billion or greater.
“Crypto is like cilantro: Some people love it and some people hate it,” Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan told Decrypt. “It's not surprising to see it at the top of the short interest list,” he said of MSTR and COIN’s ranking.
While the data, gathered from reported hedge fund holdings at the end of 2025, shows no notable change in hedge fund ownership for the two firms from Q3 to Q4, the pair have been some of the weakest performers among top shorted stocks.
While up about 9% on Wednesday to a recent price of $135, shares of MSTR have plunged around 60% in the last six months as Bitcoin has fallen precipitously from its October all-time high of $126,080. The top crypto asset, and the bedrock of Strategy’s business, is now changing hands at $68,614—over 45% below that all-time high mark.
That extended decline has led to mounting losses for Michael Saylor’s firm, formerly known as MicroStrategy, which now finds itself facing unrealized or paper losses of around $5.3 billion.
Skeptics have previously noted that if MSTR shares fall far enough, it could force the firm to sell some of its Bitcoin holdings to repay debts, creating a cascading event within the market as its biggest player liquidates its BTC. The company established a cash reserve in December to cover stockholder dividends, but didn’t rule out potential Bitcoin sales in the future.
Strategy Will Buy Bitcoin 'Forever', Says Michael Saylor—Even With $5 Billion Paper Loss
Users on Myriad, a prediction market platform operated by Decrypt's parent company Dastan, currently pencil in a less than 15% chance that Strategy sells Bitcoin by the end of 2026. That mark has fallen from a peak above 35% earlier this month.
“Shorting MSTR has been a popular trade for the past couple of years,” said Hougan, noting that some have been running arbitrage trades like “long Bitcoin and then shorting MSTR,” or “long the convertible bonds and short the stock.”
While those trades are “reasonable” in Hougan’s eyes, he said some traders shorting the firm are misinterpreting its business model.
“Some people don't understand MSTR's balance sheet, and think the company is at some kind of threat of going bankrupt if the value of Bitcoin falls below their purchase price,” he added.
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“This is, of course, wrong, and anyone shorting for this reason will learn they are wrong the hard way."
Saylor recently defended the firm amid similar concerns, noting that Strategy would be fine even if Bitcoin dropped all the way down to $8,000.
Despite its business not being centered on only Bitcoin, shares in Coinbase too have taken a dive amid falling crypto prices over the last six months, dropping around 40% during that time. The firm recently missed expectations for its fourth quarter earnings, but with shares trading around $167 at the time, analysts from Bernstein indicated the stock was "too ‘cheap’ to sell.”
COIN shares are trading higher today, above $184 amid a 14% boost on Wednesday, but sit well off its 52-week high of $444.
Other firms with crypto ties on the most shorted list include CoreWeave (CRWV), Robinhood (HOOD), and PayPal (PYPL).
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| 25.02.26 17:34:17 |
Stripe Said to Express Interest in Rival PayPal |
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Stripe is considering an acquisition of all or parts of PayPal Holdings, according to people familiar with the matter. Ryan Gould reports on "Bloomberg Deals."
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| 25.02.26 16:47:00 |
Stripe weighs acquisition of PayPal, Bloomberg reports |
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Stripe weighs acquisition of PayPal, Bloomberg reports Proactive uses images sourced from Shutterstock
Fintech startup Stripe is reportedly exploring a potential acquisition of payments giant PayPal Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:PYPL, XETRA:2PP), Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
The discussions are said to be in early stages, with Stripe considering either a full purchase or selective acquisition of parts of PayPal’s business.
According to Bloomberg, the deal could involve assets such as PayPal’s merchant services unit Braintree or its consumer wallet platform Venmo, rather than the entire company.
Both Stripe and PayPal declined to comment on the report.
The news comes amid renewed interest in PayPal following a sharp decline in its stock. The company has lost more than 19% of its value this year and nearly a third since 2025, as slowing growth and intensifying competition weigh on the business.
Bloomberg noted that the potential timing may be influenced by recent leadership changes at PayPal. The board removed CEO Alex Chriss, citing slow progress in transforming the company, with new CEO Enrique Lores scheduled to take over on March 1. The report suggested this transition period could make PayPal a more appealing target for a well-capitalized rival like Stripe.
A full acquisition could represent a significant realignment in the global payments industry. Stripe, recently valued at $159 billion in a private employee tender offer, now dwarfs PayPal, whose market capitalization stands near $43 billion.
PayPal shares traded hands at about $47 on Wednesday morning, little changed during the day’s session, but up almost 14% in the last five days.
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| 25.02.26 14:07:00 |
HP Earnings Beat Expectations. Why the Stock Is Dropping. |
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HP Inc. reported better-than-expected financial results, but the stock is dropping, apparently in response to downbeat commentary about the outlook from management. HP reported first-quarter adjusted earnings of 81 cents a share on revenue of $14.44 billion. Analysts surveyed by FactSet expected the computer maker to report adjusted earnings of 77 cents per share on revenue of $13.94 billion.
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| 25.02.26 14:00:09 |
Tech news today: Nvidia earnings on deck as tech stocks rebound, Anthropic relieves some AI fears |
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Nvidia (NVDA), the world's largest company by market capitalization, will report fourth quarter results after the closing bell on Wednesday. The closely watched release could renew faith in the artificial intelligence trade or add fuel to growing concerns about how big bets on AI will pay off.
Nvidia's quarterly results have become a market-moving event over the past few years, as the chipmaker sells the chips that underpin the AI boom, has deep financial relationships with the Big Tech firms and startups that buy those chips, and remains the most heavily weighted stock in the S&P 500 (^GSPC).
Stocks rose on Tuesday as concerns about AI disruption eased and the rolling sell-offs in software and other sectors paused. Helping lift tech stocks were several new features and partnerships that Anthropic (ANTH.PVT) unveiled, as well as AMD's (AMD) 6-gigawatt GPU deal with Meta (META).
With markets continuing to rebound on Wednesday morning, investors will pay close attention to what Nvidia's results and guidance tell markets about the state of AI demand and what that means for dozens of other tech and software stocks caught in Nvidia's web of influence.
Follow along for the latest updates on Nvidia and the tech sector.LIVE10 updates
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Tue, February 24, 2026 at 1:24 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
What to look for when Nvidia reports Q4 earnings
Nvidia's (NVDA) quarterly results scheduled for Wednesday afternoon mark the winding down of earnings season, as the chip titan is the last of the "Magnificent Seven" tech companies to report.
But with Nvidia's GTC 2026 event only a few weeks away, news from the leading AI company may be just getting started.
Our technology editor, Dan Howley, previewed what to expect when Nvidia reports results (earnings per share of $1.53 on revenue of $65.8 billion; data center revenue of $60.2 billion for the quarter). Investors will also be looking for details on Blackwell chip sales and China sales.
Howley notes that although Nvidia recently launched a new AI superchip and announced a massive, multiyear deal with Meta, its stock price has seen a tepid reaction. That disconnect reveals a larger debate over the state of the artificial intelligence trade and whether it is plateauing or will continue to accelerate.
"The real debate is what growth looks like in 2027 and 2028," Deepwater Asset Management managing partner Gene Munster wrote in a blog post.
Read the full breakdown of what to watch when Nvidia reports earnings >
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Grace O'Donnell
Anthropic drops hallmark safety pledge in race with AI peers
Bloomberg reports:
Read more here. 19 mins ago
Grace O'Donnell
Nvidia options imply smaller-than-usual stock move following earnings
Nvidia stock (NVDA) is poised to see its smallest post-earnings swing in three years after the company reports after the bell on Wednesday.
Nvidia options imply a move of about 5.6%, or $260 billion in market capitalization, in either direction on Thursday, according to Option Research & Technology Services (ORATS).
Nvidia stock advanced 0.8% in premarket trading on Wednesday ahead of the report as traders priced in their expectations.
"We feel generally pretty favorable in terms of Nvidia for the quarter and even for the guidance," FBB Capital Partners director of research Mike Bailey told Yahoo Finance. "I think the real question mark is sentiment."
"You know, Nvidia's stock has been right around with the market for ... three to six months," Bailey added. "To us, that suggests investors really don't have massive expectations built up for the quarter." Tue, February 24, 2026 at 9:07 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Stripe reportedly considers acquiring PayPal
PayPal (PYPL) stock spiked 6% in afternoon trading after Bloomberg reported that payments processor Stripe (STRI.PVT) is reportedly interested in acquiring all or some of the legacy fintech company.
PayPal has reportedly been fielding unsolicited buyout offers after its stock suffered a major slide that wiped out 20% of its value year to date. People familiar with the matter told Bloomberg that Stripe was among the suitors that expressed preliminary interest in the company but that deliberations are still in the early stages.
On Tuesday, Stripe published an annual letter disclosing a tender offer agreement that values the company at $159 billion, a 74% increase from Stripe's $91.5 billion valuation a year ago. The sale of employee shares makes the privately held company one of the industry's most valuable companies. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 8:50 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
US official: China has not received any Nvidia H200 chips
Nvidia (NVDA) has not yet sold any of its H200 chips to Chinese customers, a Commerce Department official said on Tuesday.
"My understanding is that none so far," Commerce Assistant Secretary for Export Enforcement David Peters said at a congressional hearing when asked about Nvidia's second-most-powerful chips.
According to a Reuters report, the Chinese embassy in the US and Nvidia have yet to respond to requests for comment.
In late January, Beijing gave three of China's largest tech companies, ByteDance, Alibaba (BABA, 9988.HK), and Tencent (0700.HK, TCEHY), approval to purchase more than 400,000 H200 chips.
Read more from Reuters. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 8:00 PM UTC
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Dan Ives says Anthropic announcement 'impressive,' but fears companies 'rip and replace' existing software are overdone
Anthropic on Tuesday announced a new suite of enterprise offerings, the latest in a series of new capabilities boasted by AI labs like Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI that have shaken investor confidence in a variety of software solutions that may see their core product replaced by an AI facsimile.
But some Wall Street analysts aren't so sure the process will be quite that simple.
Dan Ives, high profile tech bull at Wedbush, wrote in a note Tuesday after Anthropic's announcement that, "While these use cases are impressive, the reality is that these new AI tools will not rip and replace existing software ecosystems and data environments with these AI tools only as useful as the data it can reach."
In Ives' view, there are three things investors who view these demos as a sign of AI outcompeting legacy solutions might be missing.
One — "The market is conflating foundation model capability with full enterprise software replacement and the fear that generative AI will 'rewrite legacy systems overnight' ignores enterprise reality."
Two — "AI agents and autonomous workflows dramatically increase the attack surface — more APIs, more machine identities, more lateral movement risk, and more cloud-native workloads. AI doesn’t reduce the need for endpoint, identity, cloud, and SOC automation, it multiplies it."
Three — "Anthropic/OpenAI do not have 20-year enterprise distribution networks, CIO relationships, or embedded vertical workflows. CRM, NOW, and MSFT sit at the application layer where business logic lives. The model layer will commoditize faster than the workflow layer."
The key point that I think Ives raises is that model advances — or other signs of what we might call technical brilliance — are not the same as an in-market product that gets customers to change their spending habits.
Obviously, as we saw with the market's reaction to a Substack post on Monday that was explicitly a thought experiment, there are lots of investor nerves about which advances could draw meaningful dollars from enterprises or consumers.
But as ever, the distance between a demo and a product can often be vast. Keeping that framework in mind might serve investors well in the current moment. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 5:28 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Apple stock gains after the company says it will produce Mac minis in the US
Apple (AAPL) stock rose more than 2% on Tuesday, outperforming its "Magnificent Seven" tech peers, on news that the iPhone maker will deepen its manufacturing push in the US.
On Tuesday, Apple said it plans to move Mac mini production from Asia to a new facility in Houston. At that same site, Apple also plans to expand advanced AI server manufacturing as part of the $600 billion US manufacturing commitment it made last year amid pressure from the Trump administration.
Apple is also wielding its purchasing power to boost American chipmaking at a new Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) factory north of Phoenix, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Year to date, Apple stock has held up better than its peers as the company stands back from the major up-front investments other Big Tech companies are making to build massive data centers. In that regard, my colleague Dan Howley points out, Apple's reluctance to be the first to roll out major AI upgrades — seen as a weakness against its peers — has become a kind of strength as the AI trade faces upheaval. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 3:00 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Anthropic launches new enterprise offerings, raising the heat on software companies
Yahoo Finance's Daniel Howley reports:
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Grace O'Donnell
AMD stock jumps at the open, Oracle shares slip further, IBM tries to recover from Monday's heavy losses
As stocks struggled to regain their footing after a bumpy start to the week, the tech sector remained under pressure at the start of the trading day on Tuesday.
Here's a look at some trending tech tickers moving on the latest tech news:
AMD (AMD) stock jumped 5% on news of the chipmaker's multiyear agreement with Meta (META) to supply 6 gigawatts in chips to the hyperscaler. Scroll down to read more about the deal or check out the full story here.
Oracle (ORCL) shares slipped further at the open after a report from The Information stated that the $500 billion Stargate project announced in January 2025 to build data centers has stalled after months of disputes among Oracle, OpenAI (OPAI.PVT), and Softbank (SFTBY). As a result, the project missed its self-imposed goal of delivering 10 gigawatts of AI computing capacity in 2025.
International Business Machines (IBM) shares began to recover after Anthropic's announcement that its Claude Code AI tool could help modernize Common Business-Oriented Language, or COBOL code, which is used in nearly all ATM transactions in the US. COBOL has been used in many of the enterprise systems IBM sells, leading investors to believe a core part of its business may be threatened by AI disruption. IBM stock rose more than 1%.
Alphabet (GOOG) stock slipped into the red at the open after its self-driving unit, Waymo, said it's expanding its robotaxi service in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Orlando.
Uber (UBER) stock edged higher after the ride-hailing company announced on Monday that it would acquire SpotHero, a parking reservation app. Tue, February 24, 2026 at 1:28 PM UTC
Grace O'Donnell
Meta and AMD announce 6-gigawatt GPU deal as part of AI buildout
Yahoo Finance's Daniel Howley reports:
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| 25.02.26 13:00:25 |
Software sell-off is overdue, but also exaggerated: Tom Sosnoff |
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US stocks (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC) attempt to bounce back from the most recent sell-off in the software sector from Monday's session, all three of the market indexes ending Tuesday trading in positive territory.
Lossdog founder and CEO Tom Sosnoff comes Market Domination Overtime to share his perspective on market volatility and software's place in the AI trade.
Sosnoff is also the founder and former CEO of tastytrade.
To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination Overtime.
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00:00 Speaker A
Tom, it is great to see you. So maybe you start off with trade and tariffs, Tom, cuz the Supreme Court, they weigh in, they they strike down those Trump APA tariffs, but Trump, you saw he's he's defiant as ever, Tom.
00:13 Speaker A
So investors are trying to think through this. What does it mean for the economy, Tom? What does it mean for markets? You say though, speaking as the trader that you are, you say here, you don't pay attention to all this tariff talk. How come, Tom? Walk me through it.
00:29 Tom
Well, as a trader, if you start paying attention to tariff talk and macro talk, you're going to end up paying attention to things that really have nothing to do with whether the fact you make winning trades or losing trades. So I think that um,
00:41 Tom
part of the fun, the fun part about being a uh investor, whether it's retail, professional, whatever, is that um you kind of get to fade the news a little bit. Um you get to be a little bit of a contrarian and you kind of try to outguess what's happening next. And I think that's, you know, that's the fun part. So, I I think
00:59 Tom
the more you pay attention to the macro scene, the more difficult it is to actually be a trader.
01:05 Speaker A
So let's talk about those retail investors, Tom, because you always have a good line of sight there. What are they doing right now, Tom? Are
01:10 Speaker A
are they hunkering down? Are they buying? If they are buying, what are they buying? Where do you see the the activity?
01:16 Tom
Well, I mean, activity wise, it's I mean today, I would say that, you know, just looking at the volumes, it was massive volume in Intel because I mean, I'm sorry, in Nvidia because everybody's playing it for, you know, tomorrow afternoon's earnings and things like that.
01:29 Tom
I think that's where, you know, if you're just looking for the action or at least, you know, the most amount of contracts, that would all be in Nvidia. But if you're thinking about like where is retail? Retail is a
01:39 Tom
um surprisingly, retail's become very good and very sophisticated over the last, let's call it five, seven years. And I see retail also playing the contrarian game. We saw a lot of buying this morning in in stocks that had gotten beaten up. Like, I'll give you an example.
01:52 Tom
like Robin Hood, for example, um would be a stock that we saw retail kind of nibbling on the corners. A lot of quantum stocks this morning, retail nibbling, you know, just just nibbling. And just like, um, the last host, a lot of action today, just buying around the edges in different digital assets.
02:07 Tom
We saw Bitcoin buyers, Eth buyers, um people stepping into Solana. I mean these prices are down, you know, 50% from um just from actually not not too long ago, just a couple of months. So it's just interesting how people are looking for things that they perceive to be cheap.
02:22 Tom
And you can argue stocks like PayPal and Netflix and things that just have been kind of bottom bottom fishing and um that kind of stuff. I mean, that would be my argument. Things that are just kind of on their butts.
02:34 Speaker A
What do you make Tom of the great AI trade? And specifically, I'm curious to get your thoughts on how AI has just taken this sledge hammer to certain sectors, certain verticals. You can look at the software space, Tom, the IGV, it's been clobbered. I'm just curious, long time market watcher as you are. What do you make of that? Does it look fair to you? Do you say this is crazy? There was opportunity here? What do you think?
02:51 Tom
Well, well, I think there's no question there's opportunity. Um has the sledgehammer, you know, has has it been a little bit too much? I would, you know, it's hard to say cuz I
03:00 Tom
I'm I'm somebody that's been kind of in the trenches for so long. I look at this rally in the tech stocks which is now going on almost, you know, just under two decades. And I start to think, well, you know, this sell off in the in the software stocks has been absolutely brutal.
03:13 Tom
But in reality, is it it's probably long overdue. Um, I think it's on a short-term basis, it's probably exaggerated. I don't see them going back to anywhere close to old highs, but I do think like yesterday, you know, in the case of IBM or something, I think that was way overdone.
03:26 Tom
Um, with respect to the AI stocks, which is the second part of your question, I I think they're fully priced. I think they're there's they're a little scary to me. Like, I'm sure Nvidia is going to have good numbers. The question is, you know, are they going to be good enough to hold this this price level. But when you start to look at different stocks like Micron and Nvidia,
03:41 Tom
and you start to think about, you know, these stocks are they're flirting with all-time highs and we're only a couple percent away from all-time highs now. You know, I mean, you're starting to think that the AI stocks may be full, I think at least they're fully priced.
03:55 Speaker A
Well, one narrative, Tom, that's interesting is there was this story line out there that the big AI names, they had to hold in there. They have to hold in there. If they fall apart, the market falls apart. But what's interesting is, I mean, this year you've seen people, okay, they they've been finding new trades, new opportunities. You look at the sectors that are leading this year, you know, energy, materials. What do you make of that?
04:12 Tom
Well, we both been doing this a long time. And part of it's just part of the story. You know, part of it's just just creating a narrative where people where you you have to get, you have to create a little fear to get excitement and to create opportunity. So I think part of it is just the narrative of thinking, oh man, you know, like, like, you know, have we gone too far?
04:30 Tom
I I think the other side to this is if you've been doing this for a long time, as long as we've been doing this and and and and I think a lot of people like us, you realize there's always opportunity. And the story that we, you know, it's a little bit the story is always a little bit cyclical,
04:47 Tom
and you just kind of hope that um, you know, that that you catch the right part of that um of that kind of of that sector rotation. You know, you can do this for the next 10, 20, 30 years and you're always going to have one sector rotation after another.
05:04 Speaker A
Finally, Tom, I got to ask you about this, my friend. You are a co-founder of course of think swim and tasty trade. Now you're launching Lost Dog. So I was reading through this, Tom.
05:14 Speaker A
All right, so it sounds like an AI tool where in simple terms, Tom, is this is this going to one, it sounds like it's going to tell me, am I being paid what I'm worth? And two, do I have the right portfolio in place to grow my wealth? Am I am I reading this right?
05:32 Tom
Well, I've spent the last almost four decades building, you know, software for individual traders and retail investors. And I wanted to do something in the in the area of like fairness, portfolio fairness and and and worker fairness.
05:44 Tom
So we built a platform that we're just about to roll out, which is focused on optimizing your career worth and your portfolio worth using a combination of software tools and AI tools. And it's actually really cool because it's it's it's tied to trading. It looks like a trading platform, it smells like a trading platform, it walks like a trading platform, but there's no trading on it. So it's actually a platform that's designed to tell you
06:08 Tom
hey, you know what? Most executives in this world now are overpaid and most workers are underpaid. And the gap is not not contracting at all. It's widening. And the reason it's widening is because we just don't really understand um why that is.
06:21 Tom
And so what we're trying to do is to provide like numbers, quantitative numbers, statistics around, you know, why am I underpaid by a couple million dollars over my lifetime? And I think that through education, we can close the gap in worker fairness and close the gap in worker and equity,
06:36 Tom
and also help people optimize the way they look at their portfolios. That's one of the beauties of AI, is it can be used for to enhance and optimize consumer returns.
06:44 Speaker A
Tom, as always, so good to have you on the show, my friend. Thank you.
06:47 Tom
Thank Thanks for having me. Love it.
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| 25.02.26 10:47:00 |
Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk |
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Find insight on Banco Santander, HSBC, United Overseas Bank and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services.
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