Hannah Miao is a Markets Reporter for The Wall Street Journal, with previous experience at CNBC. She covers a range of topics in the financial markets, including stock market trends, company earnings, and economic indicators. Her work has also been featured in CNBC, NBC News, and MarketWatch.
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By: Kyle Hilton, Hannah Miao
Eight investors share why they bought the chip maker’s stock—and how much they have made.
For some amateur investors who were early buyers of Nvidia, the stock’s meteoric rise has minted life-changing money. + An orthodontist bought Nvidia stock in 2000 after reading a WSJ profile of CEO Jensen Huang.
Shares of Nvidia were down more than 8% on Tuesday, shedding around $230 billion of market value. That would mark Nvidia's biggest one-day market cap decline on record, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
Shares of Boeing fell 7.3% after Wells Fargo downgraded the company to an underweight rating and cut its price target on the stock. Boeing's stock suffered its worst day since May 23 and shaved about 84 points off of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Worries about a softening labor market pushed the S&P 500 lower for a second straight day ahead of a key jobs report. The Dow industrials edged higher.
Shares of GameStop rose about 5% on Friday after meme-stock leader Roaring Kitty posted on X for the first time since June. The account associated with Keith Gill, who helped lead the GameStop frenzy in 2021, reappeared earlier this year.
Neither a consumer brand nor a meme stock, Palantir Technologies has developed a fervid following among amateur investors—and it is joining the S&P 500 stock index later this month.
By: Hannah Miao
Take a look at how various assets are moving after the release of the Federal Reserve’s September policy decision: U.S. stocks, bond yields, oil, gold and the dollar.
Kyla Scanlon coined the term ‘vibecession.’ White House and Fed officials are taking her seriously.
By: Hannah Miao
Robinhood on Wednesday reported third-quarter revenue and profits that missed Wall Street expectations. The company posted net income of $150 million, or 17 cents a share, on revenue of $637 million for the third quarter. Analysts were expecting a profit of 18 cents a share on revenue of $6
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