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The technology sector has still driven increased demand in a struggling US stock market so far in 2025. Subsequently, the Magnificent 7 has remained atop that list. Among them is Meta Platforms (META), which has announced a new nuclear energy deal that may be set to power its stock to the $800 level. The energy agreement will help power the increasing artificial intelligence plans that have been at the forefront of Meta’s operations. It should also drive increased interest in those projects, with the alternative energy form presenting a host of upsides to the company and its standing. Source: Victor J. Blue / Bloomberg Also Read: Meta Platforms: Billionaire David Tepper Buys in On Stock En Route to $2T Club META to Power AI Projects With Nuclear Energy: So What Does It Mean for the Stock? The US stock market continued its volatile behavior Thursday as stocks were up and down throughout the trading day. Both the United States and China held a phone call with a potential trade deal ...

The US stock market has certainly been struggling to find any consistency throughout the year so far. Periods of volatility have been the overarching theme, but that could be key for some top-tier tech stocks. Amid continual shifts in market cap, will Apple (AAPL) or Microsoft (MSFT) end 2025 as the world’s most valuable company? Both firms have been lobbying to emerge as the leading company by market cap this year. They have competed with Nvidia (NVDA), the only other company in the $3 trillion mark. However, if we compare the two Magnificent 7 stocks that may be the most diversified on Wall Street, which has a better chance to edge out the competition? Source: Victor J. Blue / Bloomberg Also Read: Microsoft (MSFT) Projected to Get $24B Revenue Boom Apple or Microsoft: Which Will Be the Largest Company by Market Cap at 2025’s End? The US stock market had struggled to start the week, with things turning around notably Tuesday. Chipmaking strength and positive economic data s...

It has certainly been a volatile first four months for the US stock market, especially for the biggest companies in the world. With mega-cap tech shares having a difficult time, all eyes are on how to approach potential investments. For Nvidia (NVDA), one expert has assured traders that the stock is still a long-term play despite its struggles this year. There were few companies that entered the year with the kind of hype that Nvidia had. The AI chipmaker jumped more than 174% in 2024, with its sights set on continuing that. Although it has failed to live up to those expectations, there is still reason to be optimistic about its long-term future. Source: Reuters Also Read: Nvidia (NVDA) Is Top Stock in This $68B Market Amid 120% Upside Nvidia: Still a Long-Term Investment Option? What Experts are Saying About the Tech Giant Tuesday saw the US stock market stagnate after a week of gains. Moreover, with earnings approaching, the recent bounce back followed an extended market downturn tha...

Apple says that it plans to begin sourcing all US iPhones from India, pivoting away from previously sourcing them from China. According to a Financial Times report, the tech giant aims to make the shift as soon as next year. Apple plans to move production of all US-sold iPhones from China to India by 2026. pic.twitter.com/J8H7bxZmiX — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 25, 2025 With global tensions only increasing and a trade war with China seeming unavoidable, top US companies are looking to navigate the rough waters. Among them is Apple, which was one of the hardest hit by the tariff threats from the US against Asian nations like China and Taiwan. Recently, the iPhone developer made the news after flying millions of iPhones into the US to avoid tariffs. The company has been making many moves to avoid future tariff threats, with this latest one looking to cut its ties with China, which has the highest US tariffs levied against it. Apple to Shift All US iPhone Development Out of China ...

Following what was an impressive year for the stock market in 2024, things could be set to be just as good this year. With the AI arms race looking to boost a number of stocks, both Amazon (AMZN) and Alphabet (GOOGL) have their eyes on joining the $3 trillion market cap club, but which could do it first? Currently, Nvidia (NVDA), Apple (APPL), and Microsoft (MSFT) are the only members of the exclusive club. However, that is likely to change massively in 2025. With various analysts high on both companies entering the year, the club may have two new members join its ranks over the next twelve months. Source: Forbes Also Read: AMZN, MSFT and GOOGL To Benefit From AI Stock Surge in 2025 Amazon & Alphabet Eye $3 Trillion Club: Can They Both Do It in 2025? Entering 2025, Wall Street had its eyes on the race to $4 trillion. Apple is currently the leading company by market cap, with Nvidia not far behind. Morover, the market was anxiously awaiting which company would be the first to break ...

Despite dropping for consecutive trading days, Tesla (TSLA) has benefitted from a 4% election day boost as the automotive manufacturer garners some interest. Although its Q3 earnings report had investors feeling optimistic, the stock price quickly turned downward. Now, the market this observing whether or not the price has rebounded. Any discussion regarding Tesla stock begins and ends with Elon Musk. His involvement with the 2024 presidential election and the Donald Trump administration has elicited different reactions from investors. Yet, how the stock responds to the election results will be an important point of observation. Source – Rolling Stone Also Read: Will Tesla (TSLA) Claim $310 Amid The Recent US Elections Hype? Tesla Gets 4% Boost as Market Still Looks Unsure About Stock’s Future It has been a rather volatile few weeks for Tesla stock. The company has struggled to gain a solid footing, with a trajectory that is even more difficult to pinpoint. With an underwhel...

The first Monday in August has arrived with panic in the finance sector, as nearly $2 trillion has been wiped out of the S&P 500 as the market opens. Additionally, US stock futures figures fell harshly, with recession fears driving the selloff throughout the global market. This has led the Federal Reserve to consider cutting interest rates before the predicted September meeting. The cryptocurrency market has faced its own bearish condition. There have been more than $340 billion in outflows from crypto products to start the day. The overall figure fell to $1.8 trillion when it was above the $2.1 trillion mark just a day earlier. JUST IN: Over $1.93 trillion wiped out from the US Stock Market so far today. pic.twitter.com/LVnknYv2eB — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) August 5, 2024 Also Read: BRICS: IMF Warns US Economy Presents a Global Recession Risk $1.93 Trillion Wiped From S&P 500 as Markets Continue to Struggle For the past several months, the United States economy ha...