Attention Traders: Tom. Our Lead Technical Tactician Nate Bear will be going live to demonstrate how his Daily Profits Scanner works. At this free live event, you'll learn exactly how Nate uses this tool to find A+ trade setups for consistent winning trades. Plus, he'll also give out bonus trades so you can spend less time researching and more time trading. Don't miss this free live event. Click here to sign up today before Nate goes live Wednesday at 2 p.m. EST. Good Morning Wake-Up Watchlisters! Grab the cold brew, relax, and check out this morning's top moving stocks. You'll see the major indexes were mixed on Tuesday as investors looked for a rebound after the Nasdaq's single biggest day decline in 2 months. Investors are focusing on the chip giant Nvidia, which lost more than $430 billion over the last three trading sessions. However, its latest rebound triggered a Nasdaq climb (more on that below). It's Tuesday and our tacticians Bryan and Karim will be revealing their latest pick in Catalyst Cash-Outs during their weekly livestream at 2 p.m. EST today. Click here to see how Bryan and Karim are giving members the chance to collect huge overnight profits every week. Here's a look at the top-moving stocks this morning. Nvidia Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) Nvidia is up 2.33% in premarket trading after entering correction territory this morning. The top chipmaker hit a record high last week of $135.58, but finished 6.7% lower on Monday. Its Tuesday rebound helped boost the Nasdaq, and fellow chip stocks Micron, Broadcom and Qualcomm were also up 1% each in premarket. Tech and AI stocks offer huge potential for traders right now. That's why Oxford Club's Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green recently revealed his "Magnificent 7" AI stocks. He believes a $1,000 investment in each of these 7 stocks could turn investors into millionaires in less than 6 years. Click here to discover his "Magnificent 7" AI stocks. Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (Nasdaq: FFIE) Faraday Future is down 19.63% in premarket trading. The startup tech company announced a proposal of a reverse stock split ratio of up to 40:1. Last December its stock fell below Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirement for listed companies, resulting in a defiency notice from Nasdaq. The company is currently waiting on the decision of the Nasdaq Hearings Panel and is looking to comply with the SEC rules and requirements. |
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