<div id="readability-page-1"><div>Benzinga examined the prospects for many investors’ favorite stocks over the last week. Here’s a look at some of our top stories.The three major averages posted gains for the week, with the Dow up nearly 1.3%, the Nasdaq gaining 1.4%, and the S&amp;P 500 rising 1.45%. Stocks moved higher Friday morning after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled potential interest rate decreases during his Jackson Hole speech, stating, &#34;The time has come for policy to adjust.&#34; However, Powell refrained from specifying the timing or extent of any rate cuts, emphasizing a data-driven approach.The anticipation of lower rates contributed to a drop in the dollar, which hit its lowest level in over a year, and boosted interest rate-sensitive sectors like small-cap stocks, real estate, and regional banks.Benzinga provides daily reports on the stocks most popular with investors. Here are a few of this past week’s most bullish and bearish posts that are worth another look.<h3>The Bulls</h3>“Goldman Sachs Is Bullish On Nvidia Ahead Of Earnings: Risk-Reward For AI Stock ‘Favorable’,” by Piero Cingari, details Goldman Sachs’ optimistic outlook on Nvidia Corp. NVDA, driven by strong AI demand and Data Center growth, with potential for an 89% stock price increase despite risks from delayed GPU launches.“‘Make As Much Money As Possible' Before AI ‘Renaissance,' Says Raoul Pal, Who Sees Bitcoin As ‘The Standout Asset',” by Khyathi Dalal, features Raoul Pal‘s advice to capitalize on assets like Bitcoin BTC/USD before AI and robotics reshape the economy, emphasizing Bitcoin’s historical outperformance amid ongoing currency debasement.“Broadcom Secures Major Wins With OpenAI, Google, Meta As It Targets $150B AI Market,” by Surbhi Jain, highlights Broadcom Inc. AVGO securing critical AI ASIC partnerships with OpenAI, Google parent Alphabet Inc. GOOGL, and Meta Platforms Inc. META, positioning itself to capitalize on a $150 billion AI market.For additional bullish calls of the past week, check out the following:Amazon’s ‘Multi-Billion Dollar Run Rate’ In AI Drives Strategist To Double Down On StockGold ‘Is Getting Its Moment In The Sun’ And Experts Say The Record High Prices Could Climb Even Higher: Here’s The Case For Even More Glittering GainsCarvana Defies The Odds With 217% YTD Rally: Is The Comeback Story Real?The Bears“Tesla Shares ‘Kind Of Dead In The Water’ Until This Happens, Says Portfolio Manager, Blames CEO Elon Musk For Alienating Customers ‘Super Important To Him,’” by Shanthi Rexaline, discusses Bill Davis of Hennessy Stance ESG ETF expressing concerns about Tesla Inc. TSLA due to its absence in the low-cost EV segment and Elon Musk‘s leadership, suggesting the stock may remain stagnant until Tesla addresses these issues.“Intel Board Member Lip-Bu Tan Resigns Amid Chipmaker’s Struggle With Cost Cuts,” by Anusuya Lahiri, reports that Lip-Bu Tan resigned from Intel Corp.‘s INTC board to reprioritize commitments, as the company faces challenges with its $10 billion cost-reduction plan amid a 39% stock decline over the past year.“Snowflake Investors ‘Further Confused’ After Q2 Earnings: One Analyst Says They Know Why,” by Priya Nigam, explains why Snowflake Inc. SNOW shares dropped 13.5%, as analysts pointed to mixed signals from management’s guidance despite strong quarterly results, leaving investors puzzled over the company’s growth outlook.For more bearish takes, be sure to see these posts:Peter Schiff Warns Dollar On ‘Verge Of A Total Collapse’ As Greenback Succumbs To Rising Rate Cut BetsFisker Recalls Nearly 8K Ocean SUVs Over Risks Of Reduced Braking PerformanceBoeing’s 777X Faces Yet Another Setback: Structural Cracks Reportedly Force Grounding Of Test FleetKeep up with all the latest breaking news and trading ideas by following Benzinga on Twitter.This content was partially produced with the help of AI tools and was reviewed and published by Benzinga editors.Image created using artificial intelligence via Midjourney. </div></div>

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Benzinga reviewed investor favorites including Nvidia, Tesla, Snowflake, and Broadcom, highlighting market gains last week, with the Dow up 1.3%, Nasdaq rising 1.4%, and S&P 500 increasing 1.45%. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's comments on potential interest rate cuts fueled stocks as sectors sensitive to rate changes saw an uptick. Goldman Sachs is bullish on Nvidia, while Raoul Pal sees Bitcoin as a priority asset. Tesla and Snowflake face challenges, affecting their stock performance. Meanwhile, Broadcom secures AI partnerships, positioning favorably in the market.

- The Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 saw weekly gains, driven by Powell's hints at potential interest rate cuts during his Jackson Hole speech, leading to a weaker dollar and boosting interest rate-sensitive sectors like small-cap stocks and real estate.
- Goldman Sachs is bullish on Nvidia, citing AI demand growth; Raoul Pal advises capitalizing on Bitcoin before AI advancements reshape the economy; Broadcom secures key AI partnerships with major tech players.
- Concerns arise over Tesla's absence in the low-cost EV market, Intel faces challenges with cost cuts, and Snowflake shares drop despite strong results, while warnings emerge about the dollar's potential collapse and setbacks for Fisker and Boeing.

Benzinga Bulls And Bears: Nvidia, Tesla, Snowflake, Broadcom — And Raoul Pal Advocates Bitcoin Before AI