Nvidia updated its stock portfolio to $63.4 billion as of June 30, 2026, a sharp rise from $18.4 billion the previous quarter. This growth was driven by gains in existing holdings and a new $21 billion position in SpaceX, marking Nvidia's first public disclosure of this stake. Intel remains the largest holding at about $30 billion, though its portfolio share decreased. Together, Intel and SpaceX make up over 75% of Nvidia's portfolio, highlighting a concentrated investment strategy focused on chipmakers and AI-related companies. Market values have since shifted, with declines in both Intel and SpaceX shares.
The Vanguard Information Technology ETF (VGT) excludes major tech-adjacent companies like Alphabet (Google), Meta, and Amazon due to a 2018 sector reclassification that moved these firms out of the Information Technology sector. Instead, VGT focuses ...
Intel's stock surged 25.3% over five days, closing at $121.78 after a 12.14% jump in one session, largely due to a rally in AI-related CPUs sparked by Meta's Muse AI agent. The notable price target of $145 from Tigress Financial was set before this s...
An analyst projects significant upside for Google, NVIDIA, and Salesforce by 2027, with price targets of $500, $350, and $325 respectively. These targets surpass Wall Street consensus, supported by strong AI infrastructure growth, enterprise adoption...
IREN has secured over 5 gigawatts of power capacity with major contracts totaling $13.1 billion from Microsoft and NVIDIA, positioning it as a key player in AI infrastructure. Despite this, the company reported a $684 million net loss in Q4 with reve...
Nvidia reported a 105.85% year-over-year revenue increase to $96.22 billion in Q2 fiscal 2027, driven by a 117% surge in its Data Center segment. The company maintains strong profitability with a net margin of 55.6% and generated $21.34 billion in fr...
