U.S. Stocks Come Under Pressure After Early Move To The Upside

U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday after early gains. The Nasdaq dropped 1.2%, the S&P 500 fell 0.8%, and the Dow decreased 0.2%. Technology stocks, particularly Oracle, Broadcom, and Nvidia, led the decline. Semiconductor and computer hardware stocks also performed poorly. Energy stocks rose as crude oil prices rebounded following President Trump's blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers. Asian markets mostly rose, while European markets were mixed. The ten-year Treasury yield remained nearly unchanged.

Jabil shares are trading higher after the company reported Q1 adjusted EPS and sales above estimates.

JPMorgan Says the Dip in Broadcom Stock Is a Screaming Buy. Are You Loading Up on Shares Now?

JPMorgan Says the Dip in Broadcom Stock Is a Screaming Buy. Are You Loading Up on Shares Now?

Market Whales and Their Recent Bets on ON Semiconductor Options

High-rolling investors are showing a bearish sentiment on ON Semiconductor (NASDAQ:ON) options, with 94% of trades being bearish. Benzinga's options scanner detected 19 trades, including one put and 18 calls, with a focus on a price range of $25.0 to $55.0. ON Semiconductor's current trading volume is 967,318, with a price of $54.34, down by 0.41%. An analyst from Morgan Stanley maintains an Equal-Weight rating with a target price of $56.0. The stock may be approaching overbought territory, with earnings expected in 54 days.

Vishay Intertechnology Introduces Thin Film Chip Fuses With Fast and Very Fast Acting Performance

Vishay Intertechnology has launched two new series of thin film chip fuses, S2F and S3F, offering fast and very fast acting protection. These fuses are UL 248-14 compliant, available in various sizes, and cater to currents from 0.315 A to 7 A. The S2F series opens in less than one minute, while the S3F series opens in less than five seconds, providing design flexibility for different circuit protection needs. Samples and production quantities are available with a lead time of 16 weeks.