Julie Hyman

Citi head of US equity strategy Scott Chronert joins Market Domination hosts Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton to discuss Monday’s “Magnificent Seven” rally in the context of the recent tech trade decline. In particular, Chronert emphasizes a “growth as defensive” […]

00:00 Speaker A So we said we didn’t want to talk about Tesla specifically, right? But someone that buys Tesla is usually probably interested in sort of the technology aspect of the auto industry, right? Are there other names available

Tech stocks have been pummeled in the recent market downturn. Morningstar Chief US market strategist David Sekera argues that AI stocks, specifically, are in a bear market as a result. However, that decline means some stocks may now be more

RBC Capital Markets global autos lead equity analyst Tom Narayan says worries about Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk’s politics impacting sales are overblown. The analyst tells Market Domination host Julie Hyman that recent coverage of negative sentiment around the brand

On Wednesday, Amazon (AMZN), Meta Platforms (META), and Alphabet’s Google (GOOG, GOOGL) pledged to triple global nuclear power supply by 2050, joining the World Nuclear Association’s Large Energy Users Pledge. From the annual CERAWeek Energy Conferenced hosted by S&P Global,

00:00 Speaker A The US Federal Trade Commission is reportedly moving ahead with an antitrust probe of Microsoft. This is according to Bloomberg. The move signals that President Donald Trump’s new FTC chair Andrew Ferguson is going to prioritize still

00:00 Speaker A Our next trending ticker, iRobot, that stock is plunging today after it issued a warning in its earnings release that it has substantial doubt about surviving the next 12 months. So, the board starting a formal strategic

00:00 Speaker A It’s time for Yahoo! Finance’s market minute. A rebound for US stocks loses some steam but tech leading the way as it looks for a comeback. Shares of Tesla extending gains after earlier in the week suffering

As recession fears and murmurs of slowing economic growth begin to float about investors’ minds, what does this all mean for Big Tech players and the broad tech landscape? Seaport Research Partners senior analyst Aaron Kessler sits down with Market

The “Magnificent Seven” were among the names dragging the market lower during Monday trading. The group made up of Nvidia (NVDA), Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL), Tesla (TSLA), Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), Meta (META), and Apple (AAPL) nearly erased its post-election gains.