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Big US tech stocks claw out of bear market

Stocks are expected to rise following Friday's rebound. Focus on computer chip stocks with the GTC conference. Gold continues to hold above US$3000. And market strategist Jessica Amir breaks down what's happening with WiseTech Global. Stocks mentioned: Nvidia, Palantir, Meta Platforms, Alphabet, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon.com, Tesla, Siteminder, Technology One, NextDC, Megaport, WiseTech Global, Alibaba

Down 24%, how much further will Nvidia fall?

The world's second-most valuable company, Nvidia, is in a bear market. It's share price is down 24% from its high. The question is, do you buy this dip? Well, says moomoo market strategist Jessica Amir, that depends on the impact of some significant factors in the short term, and more so on your long-term view of investing. Securities mentioned: Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta Platforms.

Gold at all-time high as markets enter correction

The US and Australian markets are officially in correction, down more than 10% since last month's highs. With investments banks' calls to 'buy the dip' fading, it looks like we've got some way to go with volatile market performance. Commodities are showing some resilience, with gold surpassing US$3000 for the first time ever. Securities mentioned: GraniteShares Gold Trust, Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft

Stocks rally, but gains may be short lived

US stocks charged overnight over inflation data, with the Nasdaq up 3%, and big tech stocks even higher. Investors should be cautious as gains like this are normal in a bear market — where it looks like we're headed, explains moomoo Australia market strategist Jessica Amir. Stocks mentioned: Nvidia, Tesla, Newmont, Palantir, Amazon, Exxon Mobil, XYZ

Expect a further 10% market fall, if 2018 is a guide

US markets dipped overnight, rattled by quickly changing tariff policies. Stocks that have dropped significantly, such as Tesla, rallied up, but could be a 'bear trap', with lower lows yet to come when tariffs hit. Specific steel and aluminium tariffs will impact Australian stocks, such as Sims and Rio Tinto. Consumer stocks such as Netflix, McDonald's show resilience and continue to rise. Stocks mentioned: Applovin, Tesla, Strategy, BlueScope Steel, BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue Metals, Sims, Netflix, McDonald's

Tesla leads the steepest market drop since 2022

US shares slumped overnight over fears of recession from US government policies. The market fear index, the VIX, spiked to its highest in eight months. Tesla led the market decline, down 15%, with other 'magnificent seven' stocks following. Investors are turning to safer sectors such as healthcare and property. Australian stocks dipped and rose slightly at market open.

ASX among world's worst sharemarkets in 2025

US stocks rallied last week following central bank confirmation the economy was 'on track'. Moomoo Australia market strategist Jessica Amir explains that investors continue to disfavour tech stocks, with defensive sectors on the rise. This week US inflation and jobs data, as well as further tech companies' results are in focus. Today the ASX is rising, but is down 2.6% so far this year. Securities mentioned: VanEck Semiconductor ETF, Nvidia, Intel, Broadcom, XYZ