AI stocks came under renewed pressure on September 14, but the selloff was heavily concentrated in one part of the market: semiconductors and AI infrastructure.Nvidia fell 3.4%, Micron Technology dropped more than 5%, while Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom each lost more than 4%. The PHLX Semiconductor Index fell 5.9%, far more than the Nasdaq Composite’s 0.56% decline. The move followed renewed concerns over the pace and safety of frontier AI development, while higher Treasury yields added a
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Trading activity in equity-linked products on MEXC increased sharply in August 2026. According to internal data released by MEXC on September 11, trading volume across Stock Futures linked to equities, indices, and ETFs rose 130% from July. The number of available contracts increased by 35% to more than 400.Growth was also recorded in Spot products. Trading volume for tokenized stocks and ETFs increased by approximately 30% month-on-month, while their share of total TradFi Spot volume rose from
The last trading day was Friday, September 11. All three indices closed higher and snapped a four-session slide: the Dow Jones Industrial rose 0.98%, the Nasdaq Composite 0.96%, and the S&P 500 0.86% to close at 7,656. The stock in focus is HP Enterprise (HPE), up 12.42% at $62.09, although this was not a solo move: the NYSE computer hardware group averaged +8.29% that day, with Dell (DELL) up 11.95% and NetApp (NTAP) up 8.54%. There is no US economic data tonight and no large-cap company re
The last trading day was Thursday, September 10. All three indices fell for a fourth straight session: the Nasdaq Composite closed at 26,081.72, down 0.65%; the Dow Jones Industrial at 52,064.10, down 0.60%; the S&P 500 at 7,592.30, down 0.58%. The daily star was Exxon Mobil (XOM), up 0.61% at $165.23 — while the integrated oil and gas industry averaged −1.25% that same day, the energy sector −1.59%, and Chevron (CVX) fell 0.50%. The counterintuitive part: WTI crude rose 6.69% on that very day.
Summary: Adobe stock fell after Q3 FY2026 earnings despite record revenue and more than 150% growth in AI-first ARR. Adobe now has over 1 billion monthly active users, but Q4 revenue guidance showed that rapid AI adoption has not yet translated into a major acceleration in company-wide growth. Adobe (ADBE) shares fell in extended trading on September 10 even after the software company reported record fiscal third-quarter revenue and some of its strongest artificial intelligence adoption metrics
Oracle stock rose in extended trading on September 10 after the company reported stronger-than-expected fiscal first-quarter results, powered by accelerating demand for artificial intelligence cloud infrastructure. Oracle’s total revenue reached $19.3 billion, while Cloud Infrastructure revenue more than doubled from a year earlier as the company rapidly expanded data center capacity.The bigger question for investors, however, is not whether Oracle can find AI demand. It is whether the company c
The last trading day was Wednesday, September 9. All three indices fell: the Dow Jones Industrial closed at 52,380.66, down 0.77%; the Nasdaq Composite at 26,256.66, down 0.62%; the S&P 500 at 7,637.70, down 0.47%. The daily star was Marvell Technology (MRVL), up 4.26% at $235.01 — while the Nasdaq semiconductor group averaged just +0.98% the same day and Nvidia (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO) and KLA (KLAC) all closed lower. After the US close tonight, Oracle (ORCL) reports the first quarter of its
Apple just delivered one of its biggest iPhone launches in years. At Apple Event 2026, the company introduced its first foldable iPhone, the $1,999 iPhone Duo, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, the A20 Pro chip and the wider rollout of Siri AI. Yet Apple stock barely reacted: AAPL closed 0.3% lower at $315.34 on September 9, while the S&P 500 fell about 0.5%.For investors following Apple and other major U.S. stocks, that muted reaction may be more important than the foldable screen itself
The last trading day was Monday, September 8. All three indices fell: the Dow Jones Industrial closed at 52,786.07, down 1.18%; the S&P 500 at 7,674.13, down 0.58%; the Nasdaq Composite at 26,423.69, down 0.31%. The daily star was CoreWeave (CRWV), up 11.72% at $99.83 — while the name that actually won the contract, its peer Nebius (NBIS), rose 7.73%. After 20:00 UTC tonight, AeroVironment (AVAV) reports, its first like-for-like comparison a full year after the acquisition it closed in May 2025.
The previous trading day was September 4th (Friday), and September 7th was closed for Labor Day. On that day, only the Russell 2000 rose 0.25% among the four indices, the S & P 500 closed at 7,718.60 points, down 0.38%, the Nasdaq Composite closed at 26,506.99 points, down 0.29%, and the Dow Jones Industrial closed at 53,414.25 points, down 0.51%.The star of the day is IREN, which rose 7.27% in a single day to close at $44.68. On this day, IREN did not release any company announcements, and the
