We saw the stock market on Tuesday (15 April) opened higher but it could not sustain throughout the entire session, with modest declines across the indices. S&P 500 closed lower by 0.17%, NASDAQ declined by 0.05% and DJIA ended the session 0.38% lower. We are seeing that investors comprehending the potential impact of tariffs following the multiple trade-related headlines. That caused limited movement and sentiment for both the bulls and bears. We have some of these trade developments, where President Trump hinted at possible tariff changes for the auto sector. A Bloomberg report indicated minimal progress in trade talks between the EU and US. The Department of Commerce initiated Section 232 investigations into imports of semiconductors, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, pharmaceu

$Novo-Nordisk A/S(NVO)$ Market Volatility Continues Amid Sector Divergence The roller coaster in the stock market continues today. While there’s plenty of red across the board, we are starting to see some green emerge, particularly among the Magnificent Seven. However, looking back over the past week, the overall market remains largely in the red—except for the healthcare sector, which has shown a touch of green. Big Pharma Under Pressure Zooming in on big pharma, it's been a rough ride recently. Many of the heavyweights are not only down but down significantly. AbbVie is off by 18%, Eli Lilly by 14%, and Merck by 11% over just the past week. Year-to-date doesn’t offer a much brighter picture either. While results are mixed across industries, the b

Key Takeaways • Broadcom’s market cap has soared past $1 trillion, fueled by surging demand for AI chips, with a 77% year-over-year AI revenue spike in Q1 2025. • Innovations like optical interconnect solutions for AI clusters and partnerships with VMware solidify its enterprise dominance. • The company projects AI revenue to hit $60–90 billion by 2027, signaling a glittering long-term outlook. Full Analysis In the midst of the AI revolution, Broadcom (AVGO) is shining like a goldmine, drawing the attention of investors worldwide. As of April 15, 2025, its stock closed at $178.95, up 0.33% for the day, reflecting steady confidence in its performance. The company’s meteoric rise is driven by its leadership in AI chips and infrastructure software, making it a standout in the tech sector. Acc

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Market Under Pressure Fundstrat's Tom Lee recently appeared on CNBC to share where he sees potential opportunities in today’s volatile market. Now, it’s important to understand the context in which he made these remarks: the market has been under serious pressure. Year-to-date, the S&P 500 is already down 10% just a few months into the year. And concerns about a potential recession are growing. On March 31st, JPMorgan estimated the odds of a recession at 40%. Just five days later, they raised that estimate to 60%. A Misleading Bounce? Why Last Week’s Rally Might Not Mean What You Think But despite all the gloom, the past week has told a different story. Th

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$   $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$   Nvidia and AMD just planted their flags firmly on U.S. soil. President lit up Truth Social this week with a post that read: “NVIDIA (NVDA) COMMITS 500 BILLION DOLLARS TO BUILD A.I. SUPERCOMPUTERS, PLUS, IN THE UNITED STATES, EXCLUSIVELY. This is very big and exciting news.” Nvidia (NVDA) on Monday said it will produce up to $500 billion of AI infrastructure in the US within the next four years as the tech industry looks to bolster its domestic manufacturing footprint in the face of Trump's approach to trade policy and desire to onshore more US heavy industry. As part of this $500 billion