CoreWeave, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

Nvidia has invested an additional $2 billion in CoreWeave, a cloud services provider for developing and training AI models. With the help of this deal, Nvidia expects to accelerate the realization of plans to build more than 5 gigawatts of computing power for artificial intelligence by 2030, Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-26/nvidia-invests-another-2-billion-in-coreweave-offers-new-chip">writes</a>.

Nvidia to invest another $2 billion in cloud services provider CoreWeave, its stock jumped

Tesla, Inc.

Uber Technologies, Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

Alphabet Inc.

Daily review and forecast of events on the U.S. stock market from Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.

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Broadcom Inc.

A rise in the valuation of developer ChatGPT could push up quotes for a number of tech stocks

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Carvana Co.

Netflix, Inc.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.

Paramount Skydance Corporation

The Gap, Inc.

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Nebius Group N.V.

Investor Jim Chanos, who predicted the collapse of Enron, one of the largest US companies, during the dot-com bubble, has warned of the warning signs he sees in the artificial intelligence market. He worries that cloud services that rent out servers to power AI are racking up loans secured by Nvidia chips, with most lacking a sustainable business model and a clear trajectory to profitability. This makes debt repayment problematic.

Investor who predicted Enron's collapse warned of cloud services default risks

IREN Limited

Shopify Inc.

Fears of an AI bubble are exaggerated, Wedbush analysts say 2026 will be a "strong year" for the technology, according to them

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Oracle Corporation

There is virtually no debt on OpenAI's own balance sheet

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Cathie Wood's investment firm Ark Invest bought more than 400,000 shares of Nvidia's cloud partner, AI cloud computing provider CoreWeave, through two exchange-traded funds ETFs on Nov. 24. By this point, they had fallen 45% over the past month. In trading on Nov. 25, CoreWeave shares fell another 4.1% to $70.6 amid a 7% <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/akcii-nvidia-upali-na-7-posle-novostej-o-planah-meta-zakupat-cipy-u-google">drop</a> in Nvidia shares and a broader decline in technology stocks.

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The analyst expects the IT giant's share price to rise 70% from current levels

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The Dow Jones blue chip index set a new record at the close of trading on Tuesday, November 11, while the Nasdaq Composite remained under pressure. Investors were shifting capital from the technology sector to cheaper segments of the market in hopes that the government pause would end soon, CNBC explained. Pressure on the Nasdaq also intensified after the publication of the ADP report, indicating further weakening of the labor market.

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Chime Financial, Inc.

Gemini Space Station, Inc.

Global capital markets are showing a marked recovery in IPO activity after a three-year slump, Nasdaq Vice Chairman Robert McCue told Freedom Broker. He said that after a record-breaking 2020-2021, when there were about 1,100 IPOs on Nasdaq alone, there was a lull period in 2022-2024. However, the current year has seen a renewed interest in public offerings, and this growth is global in nature, according to the Nasdaq deputy chairman.

Nasdaq Deputy Chairman - Freedom: global IPO market recovery will continue through 2026

Growth in the U.S. stock market paused after the opening of trading on November 11. Shares of large companies related to artificial intelligence declined amid concerns over inflated valuations, while traders analyzed new data indicating further weakening of the labor market, Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-11/us-stocks-slide-amid-concerns-on-tech-valuations-labor-market">writes</a>.