Kevin Stankiewicz

5 days ago | cnbc.com | Kevin Stankiewicz

President Donald Trump 's tariff saga continues to add new twists and turns. In the week ahead, Wall Street should be braced for more of the same. These days, tariffs are just a fact of life for investors. And they defined the market again last week. Another fact that is increasingly harder to ignore: The market is showing the capacity to move on things other than just trade headlines. That was on display last week with Nvidia 's earnings providing a lift to the artificial intelligence cohort.

1 week ago | cnbc.com | Kevin Stankiewicz

CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday the court fight over President Donald Trump's tariffs temporarily injects more uncertainty into the stock market — but, he argued, it ultimately could be a gift to investors who worry about the effects of the White House's trade policy.

1 week ago | cnbc.com | Kevin Stankiewicz

CNBC's Jim Cramer said there is a path for Nvidia to reach $200 a share — more than 40% upside from Thursday morning's levels, even when factoring in its post-earnings surge. "The next leg in Nvidia has to be sovereign AI, or China. If they get both, then the stock goes to $200," Cramer said before the market opened on "Squawk on the Street." Shares of Nvidia opened Thursday's session at $142.25 a share, up around 5.5%.

1 week ago | cnbc.com | Kevin Stankiewicz

Two years ago this month, Nvidia shocked investors with sales guidance beyond anybody's wildest dreams, accelerating the stock's epic run. The seemingly unstoppable Club name hit turbulence earlier this year before clawing its way back into the green. The next test of its recovery rally comes Wednesday evening. The leading maker of artificial intelligence chips is set to release its fiscal 2026 first-quarter results after Wednesday's closing bell.

1 week ago | cnbc.com | Matthew Belvedere |Kevin Stankiewicz

President Donald Trump last week increased the pressure on Apple over foreign-made iPhones in a scathing social media post that also intensified the overall stock market sell-off. In the week ahead, another great American tech giant — Club name Nvidia — will be in the spotlight. Following trade optimism the prior week, the S & P 500 went right back into the soup, with a weekly drop of 2.6%. The Nasdaq fell nearly 2.5% last week. Both of those weekly drops were the worst in more than a month.