SanDisk stock has continued its weakness this week, falling to its lowest level since May 22. It has dropped by 35% from its highest level this year. Still, top analysts tracking the company have maintained a bullish outlook, pointing to its strong growth. Many analysts are bullish on the SanDisk stock Top analysts covering SanDisk
Micron stock has plunged since reaching a record high of $1,255 on June 25. Shares have fallen about 30%, mirroring the sharp declines seen across the memory chip sector, including industry leaders Samsung and SK Hynix. So, has Micron reached its peak, or is this pullback a golden buying opportunity? Micron stock is falling despite
Rocket Lab’s stock price plunged more than 12% on July 16, hitting its lowest level since April 13. The decline has pushed the shares down 55% from their peak this year, wiping out nearly half of the company’s market value as its valuation fell from $86 billion to around $40 billion. Despite the sharp sell-off,
The Hang Seng Index jumped to its highest level since June 15, even after China published a weak macro report. It soared to 24,692, up by 9.7% from its lowest level this year, with healthcare and biotechnology-related stocks being the biggest gainers. Hang Seng jumps after weak China macro data Hong Kong shares soared by
The Kospi Index continued its strong recovery as technology companies like Samsung and SK Hynix soared. It jumped to 7,377, up by 15% from its lowest point this month. Still, technicals suggest that the worst may not be over for the blue-chip South Korean index. Kospi Index jumps ahead of South Korean Central Bank interest
Xiaomi stock retreated for two consecutive days after a report confirmed that the company was losing market share in the smartphone industry. It slipped to H$25.82 in Hong Kong, a few points below this month’s high of H$26.70. Xiaomi is losing market share in the smartphone industry A report released by Omdia showed that Xiaomi’s
Morgan Stanley has identified three stocks that could outperform as the second-quarter earnings season gets underway. The Wall Street bank highlighted GE Vernova (NYSE: GEV), Lam Research (NASDAQ: LRCX), and United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL) among its top picks, citing expectations that they will deliver strong quarterly earnings. GE Vernova GE Vernova stock has done well
Lucid Group stock is attempting to rebound today, July 15, after plunging more than 40% in the previous session. LCID rose by about 2% in premarket trading to $4.73, recovering modestly from its lowest level of the week. Lucid Group stock rises after denying it’s going bankrupt or private LCID stock crawled back after a
BP and Shell shares have staged a strong comeback this week, helped by rising crude oil prices. BP jumped to 505p, its highest point since June 22, and 12.2% above its lowest level this year. Similarly, Shell stock pumped to 3,109p, up by 8.6% from its lowest point this month. Other energy stocks like Chevron,
Nio stock has pulled back sharply in the past two months, moving from a high of $6.98 in May to a low of $4.66. It has stabilized recently, rising to $5.13 in the premarket session today. This rebound may continue as Chinese EV exports and its growth momentum continue. Nio’s business is doing well as