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High-beta U.S. stocks surged, with Snowflake rising 16% and Tesla gaining over 5%, as AI earnings reports combined with Waller's dovish pivot fueled risk appetite.
Dell Technologies shares rebounded by nearly 25% from pre-earnings levels, as its results indicated that AI spending continues to flow into servers, networking, and data center infrastructure. Snowflake’s strong performance and raised full-year guidance further fueled the narrative that AI is becoming a new engine for software growth. Concerns over power shortages in AI data centers intensified, driving Bloom Energy’s shares up nearly 10% during intraday trading. Cryptocurrency-related stocks, including Robinhood and MicroStrategy—a major Bitcoin holder—surged by double digits intraday, highlighting a return of risk appetite. However, Broadcom’s shares fell nearly 7% following its earnings release, reflecting the market’s increasingly stringent expectations for AI-related financial performance.
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GainersCanaan (NASDAQ:CAN) stock rose 23.0% to $0.38 during Thursday's regular session. The company's market cap stands at $229.3 million. Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) shares rose 20.48% to $368.5. The
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