Good news for Oracle investors.
Oracle $ORCL has partnered with NetApp to launch a new integrated cloud storage service. They also introduced Fusion Claw, a suite of 25 agentic applications blending AI reasoning with enterprise computing at scale.
On top of that, Oracle’s massive $300 billion cloud-computing infrastructure deal with OpenAI is showing strong commercial promise, easing recent investor concerns about returns on Oracle’s costly data center investments.
The Trump administration has launched https://t.co/yUHl4S2i9g as a centralized portal for federal services, integrating Gemini and Grok to consolidate approximately 29,000 government websites into a single AI-driven interface.
The Qualcomm ($QCOM) 4-hour chart shows price pulling back significantly from its recent high near $204, now testing a crucial upward trendline support around the $182–$183 region (indicated by the green arrow).
How price reacts right here is key: holding this trendline could trigger a bounce back toward recent resistance levels, while a clean breakdown below $182 might open the door for further downside toward the $172–$175 demand zone.
The US 30-year note yield has climbed above 5.60% for the first time since June 2002.
This is adding pressure on the equity market.
Are you a buyer in high high-yield situation?
SpaceX's Starship rocket has successfully reached orbit and deployed its V3 Starlink satellites for the first time, marking the rocket’s debut in generating revenue.
Check this out.
As a day or swing trader, it’s important to keep an eye on yields these days.
This is a chart of the 30-year yield, which is currently moving within a strong upward ( a negative sign for equities)
Dip-buying opportunity?
$MDB getting crushed 25% after $META poached their CEO is brutal. A sudden leadership vacuum like this always spooks the market.
The Chinese government has hinted it may let domestic companies such as ByteDance and Alibaba purchase Nvidia’s chip designed for high-end professional computers, according to The Information on Sunday, citing two people familiar with the situation.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation barring state and local public officials from issuing meme coins.
The bill, which specifically prohibits politician-linked tokens, passed the California Senate 40-0 and the Assembly 78-0 before reaching Newsom's desk.
SCHMID $SHMD shares surged nearly 20% by Friday afternoon trading after a report revealed that advanced chipmakers were considering the use of glass substrates.
The use of glass substrates in processors could increase the amount of high-bandwidth memory in chips, thus increasing processing speeds for AI workloads.