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Memory Stocks Are Plummetting. Jensen Huang Says the Bears Have It Wrong.
Motley Fool·- Memory stocks like Micron and SK Hynix have experienced a significant sell-off despite reporting blockbuster financial results and ongoing chip shortages. - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defended the AI and memory sector at the GTC Berlin conference, stating he does not expect an oversupply of memory until after 2029. - The author argues that memory stocks are undervalued given their strong profit potential and the anticipated long-term demand driven by physical AI applications.Morgan Stanley Cuts CoreWeave Stock Price Target to $70 on Funding Risks
Tip Ranks·- Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Wood lowered CoreWeave's target price from $ 99 to $ 70 while maintaining a "Hold" rating. - The adjustment is driven by growing concerns over how the AI cloud computing company will finance its future growth and data center capacity expansion amid rising borrowing costs. - Wood estimates that CoreWeave may require between $ 24 billion and $ 37 billion in new debt financing by the end of 2027 to reach its active capacity targets.TSX Heads for Losing Week
Baystreet·- Canada's TSX dropped 337.63 points to 35,635.82 on Friday, heading for a weekly loss of 540 points or 1.5%. - Statistics Canada reported that retail sales increased 1.2% to $74.6 billion in August across all nine subsectors. - Wall Street also tumbled as the Dow fell nearly 800 points amid a Big Tech selloff and rising oil prices.SpaceX Just Shared Great News for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Investors. Here Are 2 Stocks That Could Benefit
Motley Fool·- SpaceX reported strong third-quarter results with total revenue growing 161% year over year to $14.6 billion and its artificial intelligence segment revenue soaring 830% to $7.6 billion. - Driven by booming artificial intelligence demand and massive capital expenditures, Nvidia is positioned to benefit from continued infrastructure spending and high pricing power for its graphics processing units. - CoreWeave stands to gain from high market demand exceeding current capacity despite facing risks related to significant debt and customer concentration.