Good MorningEquity markets were little changed on Thursday despite a better-than-expected report from NVIDIA. The report showed solid demand despite restrictions on sales to China, and the guidance was also good. The bad news is that NVIDIA shares, which opened with a gain of more than 5%, sold off throughout the session, indicating resistance at a critical level. If NVIDIA's market cannot move higher soon, the odds are high that it will move down to retest support, possibly as low as $120, before the end of summer.
Tariff news also played a role in Thursday's action. On Wednesday, a Federal Court nullified the reciprocal and retaliatory tariffs that were enacted in April, but they were reinstated on Thursday by an appellate court. The takeaway for investors is that tariff-induced volatility is unlikely to end soon and will center on U.S. lawmakers as much as the U.S.'s trading partners. With this in play and a potential top in NVIDIA shares, the S&P 500 may struggle for direction over the summer if not correct to lower levels. Featured: The Calm Before the Rotation — What’s Quietly Building Now (Stock Wire News) (Ad) 
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Despite its status as a dividend king, many investors weren’t expecting much from Hormel Foods Corp. (NYSE: HRL) in its second-quarter earnings report for the 2025 fiscal year. The company didn’t disappoint, but mixed results sent the stock down 2.8% immediately following the report.... Read the Full Story |
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Gold has been on a tremendously strong run since 2024. That momentum has accelerated in 2025 with the yellow metal cracking the $3,000 per troy ounce level. It hasn’t stopped there. Recently, the price of gold touched $3,500 before falling back.
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The stocks of The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) and PepsiCo. Inc. (NASDAQ: PEP) are a source of debate between value and growth investors. In 2025, KO stock clearly holds the upper hand. The stock is up 14.5%, which is above the sector average. PEP stock is down 13.5% and trading near 52-week lows.... Read the Full Story |
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An interesting report came out recently about America’s first big chip company and another that is now one of the main drivers of the AI revolution. According to Reuters, the former king of the U.S. chip universe, Intel (NASDAQ: INTC), is looking to sell off a significant portion of its busi... Read the Full Story |
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Salesforce’s (NYSE: CRM) stock price is rebounding from the April lows, and the move is just getting started. The company is a leader in AI-assisted data management and CRM services, an industry that is still in the earliest phases of adoption. Among the critical takeaways is that its unif... Read the Full Story |
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Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) investors find themselves stuck at a crossroads. The retailer's stock, trading around $96.00 in late May 2025, has seen a decline of approximately 28% year-to-date, reflecting market concerns following the release of the first-quarter 2025 financial update.
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NVIDIA’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock price will soon set a new all-time high if it hasn’t by the time this article is read. The reason why is that the Q1 release laid to rest fears centered on China restrictions, AI demand, and the strength of core semiconductor businesses.
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At the market close on May 28, the S&P 500 remains statistically flat for the year. So it may not be saying much to point out that Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (NASDAQ: GT) is burning up the market in 2025. GT stock is up 28%, buoyed by a 22% increase in the last three months.
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