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AI & Enterprise
Q3 semiconductors slide, software stocks rise; which stock Jim Cramer says can climb more
U.S. corporate software stocks posted the most notable rebound in the third quarter, CNBC reported, citing Jim Cramer’s review of the market. He said software shares returned to leadership as selling tied to artificial intelligence worries faded. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF rose 17 percent in the quarter, while the iShares Semiconductor ETF fell 11 percent. Cramer highlighted Salesforce and Microsoft and flagged rate hikes as his top concern for the new quarter.
Finance
KODEX US Semiconductors adds SK hynix ADR
Samsung Asset Management’s KODEX US Semiconductors exchange-traded fund has added SK hynix American depositary receipts after a regular change to its underlying index. The company said the inclusion follows the September rebalancing of the MVIS US Listed Semiconductor 25 Index, with an estimated weight of about 4.8 percent. SK hynix ADRs joined the index about two months after listing on Nasdaq on July 10.
AI & Enterprise
Broadcom CEO says inference AI demand will keep rising, keeps 2028 revenue target
Broadcom is keeping its long-term AI semiconductor revenue targets despite calls by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to slow the pace of high-performance AI model development. CEO Hock Tan said a potential slowdown in model development would not shake Broadcom’s outlook, citing strong and durable demand for inference as finished models are used in real products and services. Broadcom has forecast $115 billion in AI chip revenue in fiscal 2027 and $230 billion in fiscal 2028.
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AI & Enterprise
Semiconductor stocks surge again two days after $1 trillion market cap wipeout, Lam Research up 20 percent
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Industry
Market disappointed by Samsung Electronics results; U.S., Korean chip stocks fall
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AI & Enterprise
Big Short\'s Michael Burry resumes Tesla short, targets Nvidia and semiconductor ETF
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Crypto
Bitcoin sentiment wavers, possible retest of $55,000
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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia breaks out of sideways trading on semiconductor strength, can it keep lead stock status?