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NVIDIA Stock Drops 6% as U.S. Requires License for China Exports

1 week ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski |Carlos De Lanuza

The AI chip maker will factor in a $5.5 billion charge into Q1 earningsNVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock was tanking on Wednesday, down about 6% in morning trading after bad news related to the U.S.-China trade war. In an SEC filing posted Tuesday, NVIDIA officials said the company was informed by the U.S. government that it needs a license for export H20 chips to China, including Hong Kong and Macau, and D:5 countries. The H20 chips are the AI chips that NVIDIA markets and sells in China.
Bitcoin Breaks 200DMA Support Signaling "Bearish" Market, Coinbase Says

1 week ago | valuewalk.com | Carlos De Lanuza |Sam Alberti |Dave Kovaleski

The company points to macro headwinds, declining sentiment, and tighter liquidity as signs of a shifting risk environmentBitcoin and Coinbase’s COIN50 Index have both fallen below their 200-day moving averages (200DMAs), a key technical threshold that the exchange says may signal a shift toward a bearish market. The company’s monthly report, published April 15, flagged multiple indicators that point to what it called a “structural bear market” developing across the digital asset space.
KKR Stock Rises on Acquisition of Fintech

1 week ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski |Carlos De Lanuza

KKR acquired OSTTRA and its post-trading platform from CME Group and S&P Global. KKR (NYSE:KKR) stock was rising on Monday after it acquired OSTTRA, a provider of post-trade solutions for the global OTC market. The private equity firm bought OSTTRA from S&P Global (NASDAQ:SPGI) and CME Group, which were the joint owners. The deal is valued at roughly $3.1 billion. The proceeds will be divided evenly between S&P Global and CME Group, as it is a 50/50 joint venture.
SEC Drops Lawsuits Against Kraken, ConsenSys, and Cumberland DRW, But XRP Still Faces Legal Hurdles

3 weeks ago | valuewalk.com | Carlos De Lanuza |Dave Kovaleski

In a landmark move, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dismissed enforcement actions against prominent cryptocurrency firms, including Kraken, ConsenSys, and Cumberland DRW. This decision marks a significant shift in regulations under the Trump administration, suggesting a more accommodating stance toward the growing crypto industry. Despite this progress, the XRP legal status update as of now remains unresolved, and is one of many ongoing landmines in crypto regulation.
Is the U.S. Economy Headed for a Recession?

3 weeks ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski |Carlos De Lanuza

Leading economists say a recession is more likely than originally expected. With new tariffs set to be launched on April 2, investors and economists are growing more concerned about an economic slowdown or recession. On Sunday, research analysts at Goldman Sachs increased the odds of a recession in the U.S. in the next year to 35% from the previous 20%. The reason is that Goldman Sachs sees many economic indicators moving in the wrong direction.
The Top 3 Global Value ETFs

3 weeks ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski |Carlos De Lanuza

These global value ETFs have outperformed U.S. value funds. The international markets have been outperforming their U.S. counterparts this year by a significant margin. While U.S. stocks will certainly bounce back, this is the perfect opportunity for investors to diversify their portfolios with international and global ETFs.Value stocks have generally performed well, mostly in overseas markets, over the past year.
April Showers? Markets Brace for Trump Tariffs, Jobs Reports

3 weeks ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski |Carlos De Lanuza

It could be a challenging week for the markets. April is historically the best month for the stock market, averaging a return of 1.6% since 1945 – the highest of any month along with December. But this April could be challenging, as it is set to begin with a U.S. tariff regime starting this week, April 2. U.S. President Donald Trump has called April 2, “Liberation Day,” referring to a rebalancing of trade policies with its partners.
AI Stock CoreWeave Launches IPO, Priced Lower Amid AI Uncertainty

3 weeks ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski |Carlos De Lanuza |Sam Alberti

Still, CoreWeave is the biggest IPO of the year so far, and a key gauge for AI stocks in general. CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) stock hit the market Friday after launching its initial public offering (IPO). There has been a great deal of anticipation for this IPO, the largest of the year so far. CoreWeave is a pure play AI stock that serves as somewhat of a bellwether for investors current appetite for AI stocks. Based on the IPO, it shows that investor appetite for AI has not improved much.
Looking for High Dividend Income? Consider This Stock

4 weeks ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski |Carlos De Lanuza

This stock pays out a dividend yield of more than 12%. The more uncertain and choppy that the stock market gets, the more investors are looking for the safe haven of dividend stocks. One dividend stock that should be on investors’ radar is Trinity Capital (NASDAQ:TRIN), which has one of the highest dividend yields on the market.
Bayer Hit with $2.1B Judgement in Roundup Case, Stock Plummets

1 month ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski |Carlos De Lanuza

Bayer stock was down about 7% on the news. Shares of Bayer (OTC:BAYRY) were plummeting on Monday after it was handed a massive defeat in a court case involving its Roundup weed killer product. A jury in Georgia demanded that Bayer, which owns Roundup through its acquisition of Monsanto several years ago, pay $2.1 billion in damages to the plaintiff, John Barnes. Barnes filed a suit against Bayer in 2021 claiming that Roundup caused his non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma cancer.