BREAKING >>> Intel stock, $INTC, crashed over 12% after-hours yesterday evening after reporting Q2 2024 earnings and suspending their dividend.
They reported EPS of $0.02, below expectations of $0.10, on revenue of $12.8 billion, below expectations of $12.9 billion. Intel also announced that they will be laying off 15,000 of their employees. A difficult quarter for Intel. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
Since its after hours low seen just 18 hours ago, Nvidia has added $380 BILLION of market cap.
In other words, Nvidia has added as much market cap as the entire value of Costco, $COST, in 18 hours. This comes after the stock erased $1 TRILLION of market cap over the last 5 weeks. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
BREAKING: The Magnificent 7 stocks have now erased a combined $2.6 TRILLION of market cap over the last 20 days.
That's an average of $125 billion of market cap PER DAY for 20 days sight. Nvidia, $NVDA, alone has erased over $1 trillion in market cap since its high seen one month ago. In other words, the Magnificent7 have lost as much value as Nvidia's ENTIRE current market cap in 20 days. That's also $200 billion more than every stock in Germany's stock market combined. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
BREAKING: Nvidia, $NVDA, has now erased $1 TRILLION of market cap since its all time high set on June 20th.
In other words, $NVDA has erased $200 billion of market cap PER WEEK over the last 5 weeks. The stock is now down ~27% from its recent all time high. In just 5 weeks, Nvidia has erased as much market cap as 1.5 TIMES the entire value of Tesla, $TSLA. This also equals roughly the same value as the market cap of Berkshire Hathaway. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
In bull markets stocks go up
Source: J-C Parets
This quarter, the reactions to the S&P 500 earnings have been less positive than usual.
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The Mag7 peaked on July 10. Since then it has dropped close to 12%, while smallcaps are up more than 10%.
Quite amazing how the market has been behaving despite the pullback of the "generals" Source: Carson, Ryan Detrick
Junk bonds closed at an ATH (total return) last week $HYG
Source: Mike Z.
