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What’s up
AI Stocks Swell Globally After Dicey Couple Of Days
Technology stocks were rebounding early Wednesday — including battered Nvidia — after neocloud stalwart CoreWeave reported better-than-expected Q3 earnings.
CoreWeave’s strong results helped boost the company's share price by 13% while also rekindling tech stocks around the world following a rough couple of days.
In South Korea, the semiconductor-sector-laden Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI), better known as the “Kospi,” closed up 2.6%. European tech stocks, including ASMI, ASML, Infineon and ST Microelectronics, all gained 3%-6%.
In pre-market trading, Nvidia shares popped by 5% following a two-day corrective stretch in which $430 billion worth of market capitalization was erased amidst an international espionage scandal involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
Mounting steadily is pressure on Huang to answer questions — coming from Nvidia's board of independent directors and their newly hired outside investigators as well as from members of Congress — about his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.
What's down
Tough Nut Or Sitting Duck? Ambivalent Bitcoin Treads Water
Turmoil engulfing the AI realm to start the week did nothing to inspire faith in Bitcoin as a safe haven. Today’s tech rebound hasn't moved the needle, either. BTC shrugged it aside and went back to bed, falling 0.8% to $73.6K.
The largest crypto if nothing else has proven stubborn in the face of ETF outflows and ramped-up expectations for tighter liquidity conditions in the months ahead.
BTC over the past few days has remained in a narrow range of not quite $76K but at least above $73K. BTC falling less than 1% over the past 24 hours and only being down 6% over the past week prompted CoinDesk to ponder this question: is that performance “a sign of resilience or just a pause in selling?”
What's next
Pressure Mounts On Embattled Nvidia CEO
Republican Rep. John Moolenaar of Michigan chairs the House Select Committee on China. What he wants to know is: whether Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared any privileged information with his paramour, a Singapore-based businesswoman suspected of spying for China; and whether he was influenced to lobby against chip export restrictions.
Meanwhile, the House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman, Republican Brian Mast of Florida, told ABC News that Huang has until the end of today to respond to a request for a closed-door meeting to be held on Nov. 18. Otherwise, Rep. Mast said he was prepared to subpoena him. Nvidia reports quarterly earnings on Nov. 17.
