Jeran Wittenstein

(Bloomberg) -- Big Tech stocks have had a relatively muted reaction to Donald Trump's election victory, as investors parse how his second term might play out. So far, many are reserving judgment.

(Bloomberg) -- With Nvidia Corp. due to report an unusually complex quarter as the world's most valuable company, traders are preparing for a potentially mammoth stock swing.

It’s hard to overstate how big Nvidia’s third-quarter earnings are for the short-term direction of the stock market. The chipmaker is the world’s biggest company, with a $3.6 trillion market value after the stock tripled this year, and it’s the embodiment of investors’ fever dreams of riches tied to the growth of artificial intelligence.

Nvidia Corp.’s estimate-beating results would be the envy of most companies, but after a more than 800% share-price gain in two years, great is no longer good enough for Wall Street.

Nvidia Corp. 's estimate-beating results would be the envy of most companies, but after a more than 800% share-price gain in two years, great is no longer good enough for Wall Street.

(Bloomberg) -- Nvidia Corp.'s estimate-beating results would be the envy of most companies, but after a more than 800 per cent share-price gain in two years, great is no longer good enough for Wall Street.

Magnificent 7's 2025 profit growth projected to slow to 18% Chip giant Nvidia is seen driving most of that profit growth

Alphabet, Amazon and others are spending tens of billions. Skeptics worry about a bubble.

The Federal Reserve did what markets expected Wednesday. But that didn’t stop investors from dumping risk assets in droves.

Some investors are feeling vibes from the 1990s, when the nascent internet was generating a similar euphoria. By Jeran Wittenstein, Bloomberg