Take-Two Interactive's shares are climbing in anticipation of the GTA 6 release, with expectations it could become the best-selling video game of all time.
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Nvidia $500B Financing | Is Broadcom In Trouble?
The Investor Channel discusses Nvidia's financing, potential trouble for Broadcom due to Google's TPU reliance and VMware vulnerability, Tesla's Roadster launch, and Meta Platforms' AI strategy and acquisition of Manis. They also touch on Apple's proposed commission on app purchases and its manufacturing investments.
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Waymo's autonomous vehicle service is expanding significantly across California, including the entire SF Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Diego.
Oracle is expanding its database offering across clouds, including AWS, Azure, and Google, which is a key growth area for the company.
Microsoft, like other video game makers, has been suffering over the last year.
Netflix shares are showing signs of life, up nearly 5% as Bill Ackman invested, and the company is strategically managing its video game division and retaining content like Seinfeld.
Despite a recent stock slide, Amazon is an 'absolute must own' due to AWS's expanding role as a platform for AI and software providers.
Apple's stock was flat this week as they propose a 15% commission on linked app purchases, potentially a reasonable fee for smaller businesses.
Meta Platforms is down 1.5% for the week, but with Mark Zuckerberg's AI manifesto and the open-sourcing of Muse Spark models, patient investors are likely to be rewarded.
Tesla is launching a Roadster with a rocket, and the discussion will cover its implications and market appeal.
Broadcom shares were down 6% due to news about Google potentially cutting back on TPUs and a VMware software vulnerability, raising concerns for shareholders.
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