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Stock market today: S&P 500, Nasdaq retreat as Nvidia falls 5% despite stellar earnings

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Stock market today: S&P 500, Nasdaq retreat as Nvidia falls 5% despite stellar earnings US stocks recovered from steeper losses on Thursday but still broadly fell as Nvidia's (NVDA) stellar earnings failed to wow investors and left Wall Street juggling growing worries over AI's potential for payoff and disruption…
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  • Nvidia's CPU offerings for data centers will outcompete rivals

    80% confidence

  • Nvidia is now the largest networking company in the world

    80% confidence

  • AI narrative shifted from 'AI eats software companies' to 'AI partners with software companies'

    80% confidence

  • Salesforce organic constant currency growth was about 9.0% in FY25, 7.2% in FY26, and guidance implies 6.8% in FY27, showing a slippery slope requiring investment in innovation

    80% confidence

  • By most measures, Nvidia delivered a solid set of results, but stock response suggests investors were left wanting more

    80% confidence

  • An inflection point in C3.ai sales is well out in the distance

    80% confidence

  • Labor market is more defined by its inactivity than its vigor, unusual to see this kind of caution from employers

    80% confidence

  • Nvidia loves CPUs as well as GPUs

    80% confidence

  • Not sure what else investors want to hear at this point, we like what we heard

    80% confidence

  • Customers need compute capacity, and that translates directly to growth and revenues, so their cash flows are growing

    80% confidence