
U.S. equities fell sharply on Friday after January's producer price index rose 0.5% month‑over‑month, outpacing the 0.3% forecast, and fintech firm Block announced a near‑50% workforce cut to adapt to AI‑driven changes. The Dow Jones lost about 800 points, down 1.6%, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 each slipped roughly 1%. Block’s co‑founder Jack Dorsey said many firms will follow suit, yet the company’s stock jumped 20% in pre‑market trading. Meanwhile, Netflix rose after abandoning its bid for Warner Bros., clearing the way for Paramount Skydance’s acquisition.

Nvidia posted a strong earnings beat on revenue and profit, yet its shares slipped more than 2% as investors questioned the lack of guidance on China revenue and the sustainability of AI‑driven demand. Salesforce missed revenue forecasts, extending a broader...

Nvidia (NVDA) stock slid more than 4% on Thursday as investors digested the chipmaker's robust Q4 earnings and upbeat Q1 outlook. While the results beat expectations, the broader market remains uneasy about the sustainability of the AI boom. The sell‑off...

The Trader Talk episode centers on Jerome Powell’s legacy and the looming transition to new Fed Chair Worsh. Panelists dissect how Powell’s insistence that inflation was "transitory" clashed with reality, and they argue that his backward‑looking stance delayed the...