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US Big Seven stocks generally rose in pre-market trading, with NVIDIA up 1.3%

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Eric Fry warns that the recent AI stock selloff signals deeper issues, not just a short-term wobble. Concerns include high valuations, data-center financing, and profitability. Stocks like Oracle, Nvidia, Broadcom, and CoreWeave are under pressure. Fry advises rotating into 'AI Survivors'—businesses with tangible products and proven cash flow. The selloff reflects broader market risks, emphasizing the need for strategic investment adjustments.

- AI stocks have recently faced significant selloffs, raising concerns about high valuations and profitability.  
- The decline was triggered by financing issues related to Oracle's data center projects, reflecting broader challenges in the AI sector.  
- To navigate potential downturns, Eric Fry recommends shifting investments from vulnerable AI stocks to “AI Survivors,” which are established companies with tangible products and proven cash flow.

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The article highlights three tech stocks—Nvidia, ASML, and Palantir Technologies—as strong investment opportunities for growth through 2030. Nvidia is a leader in AI infrastructure, ASML provides essential semiconductor fabrication technology, and Palantir excels in data analytics with growing commercial applications. The tech sector is outperforming the S&P 500, and AI market growth is projected to reach $3.5 trillion by 2033, making these stocks attractive for long-term investment.

- The tech sector has shown robust performance in 2025, significantly outpacing the S&P 500, driven by companies at the forefront of AI development.  
- Notable stocks include Nvidia, ASML, and Palantir Technologies, each benefiting from the expansion of AI infrastructure and semiconductor technology.  
- Nvidia's valuation surpassed $4 trillion amid a 62% revenue increase, while ASML's unique semiconductor machines maintain high demand, and Palantir's revenues from both government and commercial sectors are rapidly rising.

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AbbVie Inc. shares rose 1.80% to $226.82, outperforming competitors on a strong trading day. The S&P 500 Index increased by 0.88% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average by 0.38%. AbbVie is 7.35% below its 52-week high of $244.81. Competitors' performance: Johnson & Johnson fell 0.93%, Pfizer rose 0.60%, and Amgen rose 0.91%. Trading volume was 18.6M, above the 50-day average of 5.6M.

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U.S. stocks ended higher, with the Nasdaq up over 1% and tech leading S&P 500 sector gains. Micron Tech and Nvidia shares rose significantly, while Oracle rallied after a deal involving TikTok. The S&P 500 gained 0.1% for the week, the Nasdaq rose 0.48%, and the Dow fell 0.67%. The market was supported by Friday's triple witching and an oversold bounce, though options expiration may lead to future volatility.

- U.S. equity indexes rose, with the Nasdaq gaining over 1%, as tech stocks led the S&P 500 sector gains, while utilities lagged.  
- The S&P 500 increased by 0.1% for the week, and the Nasdaq rose by 0.48%, boosted by positive news from chipmakers like Micron and Nvidia.  
- Investor sentiment was also supported by the quarterly derivatives expiration, though experts caution that this may lead to increased volatility post-holiday.

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China's commerce ministry will keep anti-dumping duties on U.S. rubber products, including a hefty 214.9% duty on Exxon Mobil Corp, following a five-year review.1Exxon Mobil's stock rose slightly, reflecting a 0.4% gain in the S&P 500 energy index, driven by higher crude prices amid hopes for a Russia-Ukraine peace deal.2ExxonMobil is backing a carbon capture project in Rotterdam, set to capture over 90% of CO2 while generating hydrogen and power, with operations starting in late 2026.3

- China's commerce ministry will maintain anti-dumping duties on U.S. rubber products, including a 214.9% duty on Exxon Mobil Corp.  
- Exxon Mobil's stock saw a slight increase, aligning with a 0.4% rise in the S&P 500 energy index due to higher crude prices spurred by potential peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.  
- Additionally, ExxonMobil is investing in a carbon capture project in Rotterdam, expected to begin operations in late 2026, aiming to capture over 90% of CO2 while producing hydrogen and power.

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Key facts: China maintains anti-dumping duties on U.S. rubber; Exxon stock rises; ExxonMobil backs carbon capture project

US stocks rose on Friday, led by Nvidia and AI-focused semiconductor companies, boosting the Nasdaq Composite. Micron Technology's strong earnings and guidance fueled confidence in AI infrastructure spending. Nvidia surged 3.37% after a bullish analysis, while AMD climbed 5.37%. The Nasdaq gained 1% by midday, outperforming the S&P 500 and Dow Jones. Bond markets remained stable, and traders are watching upcoming payrolls and retail sales data for Fed policy signals.

- US stocks rebounded on Friday, driven by Nvidia and other AI semiconductor companies, leading to gains in the Nasdaq Composite, S&P 500, and Dow Jones.  
- The increase followed strong earnings from Micron Technology, reinforcing confidence in AI infrastructure spending amidst recent volatility, with analysts projecting demand to reach $3 to $4 trillion by 2030.  
- Investors are now awaiting December's payrolls and retail sales data, which will be critical for understanding consumer health and potential Federal Reserve policy adjustments in 2026.

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Global markets saw significant developments: Japan's central bank raised interest rates to a 30-year high, signaling a shift from ultra-easy monetary policy. The FTC approved Nvidia's $5 billion investment in Intel, boosting US chipmaking. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a surge in inflows, indicating strong institutional interest. Meanwhile, US tech stocks rebounded, though Nike's sales in China continued to decline. These events reflect a mix of policy changes, corporate strategies, and investment trends.

- Global markets showed mixed results, with Japan's central bank implementing its largest rate hike in 30 years, increasing rates to 0.75% amid persistent inflation.  
- The US stock market experienced a tech rebound, although Nike's shares plummeted due to declining sales in Greater China, while the FTC approved Nvidia's $5 billion investment in Intel.  
- In cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ETFs attracted significant inflows, totaling $457 million, indicating strong institutional interest despite broader market volatility.

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LG responded to consumer feedback by allowing the removal of Microsoft's Copilot shortcut on its TVs, respecting consumer choice. This decision slightly boosted Microsoft's stock. Additionally, Microsoft may have redirected Xbox Wrapped's budget for its 25th anniversary in 2026. Analysts maintain a Strong Buy rating for MSFT, with a price target suggesting a 30.28% upside potential.

- Microsoft partnered with LG to integrate Copilot in LG televisions, but the non-optional feature faced backlash, leading to LG allowing users to remove the shortcut icon.  
- The controversy contributed to a slight gain in Microsoft's share price during trading.  
- Analysts have a Strong Buy consensus for MSFT stock, projecting a price target of $632.22, indicating a potential 30.28% increase.

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LG "Respects Consumer Choice": Microsoft Stock (NASDAQ:MSFT) Notches Up as TV Maker Backpedals on Copilot

Nvidia's stock rose as the Trump administration reviews H200 AI chip exports to China, potentially allowing shipments. Analysts maintain bullish ratings, with target prices increased. Nvidia shares were up 2.95% at $179.28.

- NVIDIA Corp shares are rising due to a U.S. Commerce Department review of license applications for H200 AI chip exports to China.  
- President Trump indicated he would allow these sales, potentially reducing competition by reducing Chinese demand for local chips, while also imposing a 25% fee on exports.  
- Financial analysts have maintained bullish ratings for NVIDIA, with shares up 2.95% to $179.28, reflecting positive sentiment in the market.

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