Andrew Kessel

The price of Bitcoin hit a record high on Tuesday afternoon, continuing its dramatic ascent in the two weeks since Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election.

Shares of tax prep companies H&R Block and Intuit dropped Tuesday following a report the incoming Trump administration is considering creating a mobile app for users to file their taxes for free.

Key Takeaways C3 AI shares jumped Tuesday as the company expanded its partnership with Microsoft to speed adoption of its enterprise AI software. The company's software will be available on the Microsoft Commercial Cloud Portal. With Tuesday's gains, shares of C3 AI pulled back into positive territory for the year.

Key Takeaways Nvidia is set to deliver its highly anticipated earnings after the closing bell Wednesday. Analysts are overwhelmingly bullish on the chipmaker's stock, with multiple firms raising their price targets ahead of the report. Wall Street projects strong revenue growth, driven by record data center revenue.

Key Takeaways MicroStrategy shares surged again Wednesday, lifted by bitcoin's recent record-high. The technology company is the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, with about $31 billion worth in its portfolio. MicroStrategy stock is up nearly 700% this year, even outperforming bitcoin itself.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at the Nvidia AI Summit Japan in Tokyo, Japan, on Nov. 13, 2024. Bloomberg / Contributor / Getty Images

Key Takeaways After Nvidia reported third-quarter results that blew past estimates, several analysts raised their price targets for the chipmaker's stock. Nvidia's data center revenue reached a quarterly record on strong demand for its AI chips, and the company said it expects to ship more of its Blackwell AI chips than previously expected. Nvidia's chips could also drive greater spending across the tech sector, Wedbush analysts said.

Shares of Supermicro, Dell, and other Nvidia partners surged Thursday after the chipmaker’s third-quarter results blew past analysts’ expectations.

Intuit ( INTU ) reported fiscal first-quarter results that beat analysts expectations, but shares tumbled in extended trading as the company's current-quarter forecast disappointed.

Key Takeaways Intuit shares tumbled Friday, a day after the company issued a current-quarter forecast that missed estimates. However, analysts were bullish on the stock, suggesting the weaker-than-expected outlook could reflect early marketing spend, which could drive later growth.