Sandisk (SNDK -2.99%) stock sank 5.4% through 1:05 p.m. ET Tuesday on some discouraging news about the computer memory market — and this time it has nothing to do with waning artificial intelligence demand, increased data center regulation — or worries about Jensen Huang’s personal life, either. Instead, this new worry is about Sandisk specifically.

Over the weekend, three Republican leaders of Congress announced that they are requesting a closed-door briefing with Nvidia (NVDA -5.47%) CEO Jensen Huang on Nov. 18. The request follows reports concerning Huang’s relationship with a business executive suspected of providing information to Chinese intelligence. For investors, the central issue isn’t Huang’s personal life. It’s whether

The S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.38%) fell below 7,500 on Tuesday, as the broad index has been struggling in the days following the midterm elections. Concerns are mounting as to what policy changes may take place with the Democratic Party winning control of Congress. Plus, there may be more rate hikes coming, which could weigh on

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Carvana experienced pronounced downward pressure during today’s trading session as a confluence of macroeconomic sensitivity, auto lending concerns, and valuation dynamics weighed heavily on investor sentiment. As a high-beta consumer discretionary equity, the stock remains exceptionally vulnerable to shifting market conditions, with today’s retreat reflecting heightened caution regarding near-term transaction volumes and unit profitability. A

Nov. 17 could be one of the most important dates remaining on Wall Street’s 2026 calendar. That’s when Nvidia (NVDA -6.35%) is scheduled to report its third-quarter fiscal 2027 earnings, giving investors an opportunity to assess the strength of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. The timing is particularly interesting. Technology stocks have experienced considerable volatility

Gasgoo Munich- On November 10, Unitree Tech (688836) opened strong and kept climbing, briefly touching 809 yuan during intraday trading. The stock surged back above the 800-yuan mark, pushing its total market capitalization past 320 billion yuan at one point. By the closing bell, Unitree’s gains had narrowed to roughly 6.3%. The stock settled at

The Nasdaq Composite index briefly entered correction territory last week, dropping by more than 10% from its peak as the prices of artificial intelligence (AI)-related stocks collapsed. Memory and storage giant Sandisk (SNDK -0.16%) has fallen 64% from its highs set only in June, after rising more than 10 times in value. Sandisk management has

Some of the smartest, most experienced investors in the world are concerned about the markets right now. While the S&P 500 (^GSPC +2.35%) has continued to do well this year, rising by 10% and hitting new records along the way, it hasn’t been an entirely smooth ride. Plus, with stock valuations remaining elevated, there’s the

As we enter year five of a bull market, investors have gotten pretty anxious. Look at trading activity since the midterm elections. Stocks had their best day in a year and a half on Nov. 4, only to give it all back the following day. It’s just a difficult environment for investors to analyze. Earnings

Last week, the Nasdaq Composite index entered market correction territory. This is defined as a drawdown of 10% or more, typically occurring once a year. A bear market is when stocks have fallen by more than 20% and happens much less frequently. Many of the stocks driving this correction are related to the artificial intelligence