NVIDIA Corporation

Hims & Hers Health, Inc.

Nexstar Media Group, Inc.

TEGNA Inc.

The Kroger Co.

BILL Holdings, Inc.

Strategy Inc

Roivant Sciences Ltd.

Under Armour, Inc.

Microchip Technology Incorporated

IREN Limited

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

Morning in New York: positive momentum looking for a foothold

Gold in the morning of February 9 cost a little above $5 thousand, silver - $81.5. The two metals were able to recoup some of their losses after the historic collapse in late January - early February. One of its reasons was the mass arrival of retail investors to the market with the rapid growth of prices. And the bull market, according to John Templeton, one of the greatest investors of the twentieth century, "dies in euphoria". How will events in the metals market develop further?

How retail investors crashed gold and silver prices 

Blackrock Silver Corp.

Core Silver Corp.

They seized the opportunity to buy an attractive asset cheaper: at the end of January, silver fell in price by almost 30%

Retail investors put nearly $500 million into silver last week

Barrick Mining Corporation

Forgent Power Solutions, Inc.

Eikon Therapeutics, Inc. Common Stock

Veradermics, Incorporated

Elon Musk is pushing for accelerated inclusion of his space company SpaceX in major stock indexes after its IPO, and Nasdaq doesn't mind. Swiss agrochemical giant Syngenta resumed preparations to list for up to $10 billion. Norwegian software developer for accountants Visma and mobile advertising platform Liftoff Mobile changed their minds about going public in the midst of the "software apocalypse". The main events on the IPO market during the week are in our selection.

SpaceX, Syngenta and the "software apocalypse": the main thing about IPOs by February 8

Bian Ximing formed the largest "short" in silver in Shanghai

Trader who made $3 billion on gold bets on silver's fall

Alphabet Inc.

Sony Group Corporation

HP Inc.

Dell Technologies Inc.

Acer Incorporated

ASUSTeK Computer Inc.

Silver collapsed after a speculative rally and tighter margin requirements. Alphabet shares sagged amid record plans to invest in AI infrastructure. These and other topics - in our review of key events by the morning of February 5.

Highlights for this morning: silver collapsed, PC makers ponder memory from China

Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone thinks silver could fall to $50 an ounce

Silver collapsed more than 16%, reversing a two-day recovery

"One more correction and I'll be buying," says George Efstathopoulos

Fidelity manager who sold gold before the collapse is ready to buy it again

Precious metals prices reversed after the sharpest two-day collapse in decades

Gold is approaching its best day since 2008, silver is up 10%. What's next?

Gold and bitcoin set anti-records on February 2, falling to levels of $4621 and $74,592 respectively. By evening, the decline slowed down. Alexei Tretyakov, a manager with 25 years of experience in the financial market and author of the Telegram channel <a href="https://web.telegram.org/k/#@warwisdom">War, Wealth &amp; Wisdom</a>, believes that what is happening is a reason for holders of stablecoins to think.

The synchronized fall of gold and bitcoin: why it matters for stablecoin

The market was supported by good data on manufacturing activity

Stocks in the U.S. returned to growth after a series of declines. Gold slowed down

Gold prices have become more volatile than bitcoin quotes, Bloomberg has <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-02/gold-volatility-tops-bitcoin-in-wildest-price-swings-since-2008">calculated</a>. According to the agency, the 30-day volatility of gold exceeded 44% - this has not happened since the 2008 crisis, notes Bloomberg, emphasizing that - for comparison - bitcoin volatility for the same period was about 39%.