History: The main indexes of Wall Street gained ground on Thursday, the Dow turning slightly for a record fence, the S&P 500 climbing approximately a third of percent to also collect a record fence, and the Nasdaq, rich in technology, adding more than half percent.
Nvidia’s actions have dropped less than one percent on commercial uncertainties with China, and despite a 56% increase in quarterly revenues which confirms the demand for technology of the AI remains solid.
Other AI heavyweights have increased, including Alphabet and Amazon, with the manufacturer of Braadcom fleas up almost 3%.
But Ben McMillan, director of investments and co-founder of IDX Advisors, believes that the macroeconomic factors could put pressure on high-flight actions in the coming months.
“I think we are starting to enter the back half of the year when investors should urge a certain caution with regard to risky trade. Back to the bases, diversification, you know, taking advantage, by turning, potentially, to the sectors that have done very well. No, whether or not we have a recession in the back half. “”
Among the other moving actions, let us quote the manufacturer of chips Marvell Technology, who slipped approximately 8% in prolonged exchanges after the company provided for income in the third quarter below the estimates of Wall Street, as economic uncertainty and tariff concerns weighed on global demand.
Caterpillar’s shares fell by around 3% of trade after working hours, while the manufacturer of construction equipment has increased its estimation of costs related to prices for 2025.
And Dell’s shares fell by more than 4% in prolonged exchanges after the company gave prospects for profit in the third quarter that disappointed investors.