Daily short sale tracking: Hewlett Packard Enterprise's short volume increased by 7 million, with a short sale ratio of 28%
Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE.US) ranked top of the list had the largest change in short volume (7.55 million shares), and the short volume ratio of Amrize(AMRZ.US) reached 49.06%. See more about the top 10 list of short selling volume changes in the latest trading day of the US stock market.
Benzinga Bulls And Bears: Adobe, Oracle, GameStop — And DJIA And S&P 500 Hit All-Time Highs
A Quick Look at Today's Ratings for Broadcom(AVGO.US), With a Forecast Between $430 to $500
Morgan Stanley Says Broadcom Stock Is Expected to See a 'Strong Growth'
A Day of AI Shocks: Oracle and Broadcom Plunge, Fermi Nearly Halved in a Day
While the market was still reveling in the grand narrative of AI, Wall Street experienced a brutal 'bloody day' on Friday Eastern Time.
Across-the-board plunge! The ghost stories are piling up…
Gold, silver, and U.S. stocks have all gone out of control.
Weekly Outlook: Central Bank Bombshell + Dual Data Shocks! Can Gold and Silver Break Through the Dollar's Lifeline?
Storm warning! The Federal Reserve's rate cut faces a hawkish siege, with the Bank of England, European Central Bank, and Bank of Japan ready to act. The dual shocks of Non-Farm Payrolls and CPI are about to explode, shaking the USD index’s fragile defense at 98. Gold and silver are set to launch their year-end rally supported by strong technical patterns.
2026 US Stock Market Outlook: Internal Melting Point and External Inflection Point of the AI Bubble
Does a bubble exist in AI investment? If so, how can its extent be quantified? Will there be a specific point in 2026 when market vulnerability significantly intensifies?
Tech Trader: Don't Fight the AI Bubble. Even Cisco Eventually Won. -- Barron's
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Broadcom To Go Ex-Dividend On December 22nd, 2025 With 0.65 USD Dividend Per Share
December 12th (Eastern Time) - $Broadcom(AVGO.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on December 22nd, 2025.Shareholders of record on December 22nd, 2025 will receive 0.65 USD dividend per share on December 31
Review & Preview: Banks Take Center Stage -- Barrons.com
Broadcom's Earnings Call Highlights AI-Driven Growth
Persistent Concerns Over AI Boom: U.S. Stocks Fall, U.S. Yields Surge
U.S. stocks fell on Friday, with technology shares declining again as investors turned cautious on their bets related to artificial intelligence; the U.S. dollar strengthened and Treasury yields surged. Yields rose as investors weighed comments from Federal Reserve officials; one of the policymakers who voted against the U.S. central bank's interest rate cut this week expressed concerns that inflation remains too high to justify lowering borrowing costs. The rise in yields also weighed on equities. The S&P 500 Information Technology sector (SPLRCT) dropped 2.9%, marking the largest decline among the S&P 500's major sectors amid lingering concerns about tech-related issues. Earlier this week...
Oracle (ORCL.US) denied delays in the OpenAI project delivery, stating that data center construction is proceeding as planned.
Oracle has clarified a report regarding the progress of its data center construction for major client OpenAI, denying any delays in project delivery.
AI sector hit by market sell-off! Broadcom (AVGO.US) reports 'stellar' earnings but fails to reverse sentiment; stock plunges over 11%, marking worst single-day performance since January.
Market sentiment has taken a sharp downturn, with investors' enthusiasm for artificial intelligence trading notably cooling off, leading to concentrated sell-offs in related stocks.
Overnight U.S. Stocks | Nasdaq and S&P 500 Indices Down This Week, Spot Gold Up 2.49%
At the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 245.96 points, or 0.51%, to 48,458.05 points; the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 398.69 points, or 1.69%, to 23,195.17 points; and the S&P 500 Index declined 73.59 points, or 1.07%, to 6,827.41 points.
U.S. Stocks Close | Major Indices End Lower Amid Tech Selloff; Storage, Optical Communication Concepts Plunge Across the Board, SanDisk, ALAB Drop Over 14%; Tesla, Apple, Netflix Buck the Trend with Gains
Following Oracle, Broadcom also experienced a significant drop in its stock price due to its AI business, intensifying investor concerns over the high valuations across the AI sector. Reports indicated delays in some of Oracle's data center projects, further dampening market sentiment. The semiconductor index plummeted, nearly erasing all gains since December. The Nasdaq index fell by nearly 400 points in a single day. Despite the Federal Reserve's announcement of a more dovish policy than expected this week, challenges facing artificial intelligence development have led to mixed performances in the U.S. stock and bond markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average still managed to rise over 1%, marking its third consecutive weekly gain. The cryptocurrency market vividly reflected this week's turmoil, with Bitcoin prices fluctuating sharply between $90,000 and $94,000, yet ending the week almost unchanged.
AI Concerns Mount as Oracle Faces Delays with Some Data Centers Not Scheduled for Completion Until 2028
Following a surge in Oracle's AI spending and Broadcom's earnings call falling short of investors' high expectations, reports indicated that Oracle postponed the completion date of some data centers developed for OpenAI from 2027 to 2028, primarily due to labor and material shortages. Oracle's shares once dropped over 6%, with AI-related stocks and even utility stocks experiencing widespread declines. Oracle later denied the report, stating that none of its contracted data centers had encountered delays.
Top 20 by trading volume | AI trading suffers consecutive blows as Broadcom plunges 11% post-earnings; Oracle, AMD, and Taiwan Semiconductor fall over 4%; memory sector slumps across the board with Micron Technology dropping nearly 7%; Tesla and Eli Lilly
Tesla, the top stock by trading volume on the US market on Friday, closed 2.70% higher with a turnover of $43.044 billion. After a chief scientist at Google DeepMind posted remarks suggesting that Tesla's Robotaxi still lags behind Waymo, Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded, stating that 'Waymo never really had a chance to compete with Tesla.' Musk also mentioned that Robotaxis will eliminate safety drivers within three weeks—marking the true start of fully driverless passenger services.