S&P 500 Nears Historic High After Netflix Surge
Despite these gains, most U.S. stocks moved in the opposite direction due to rising Treasury bond yields.

Nvidia Shares Lead Gains in Dow Jones, Boosted by AI Investment Enthusiasm.
Wall Street’s three major indexes advanced during midweek trading. The S&P 500, representing the most valuable companies in the U.S., neared its historical high reached last month, driven by a boost from Netflix following a record-breaking report.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, comprising 30 large-cap stocks, gained 0.30%, closing at 44,156.73 points. The S&P 500 advanced 0.61%, finishing at 6,086.37 units, while the Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.28% to 20,009.34 points.
Netflix Standed Out with Great Earnings
Netflix (+9.69%) sparked investor optimism by reporting a significant increase in its fourth-quarter earnings, while Oracle (+6.75%) and other major tech companies also lifted the market, fueled by positive expectations surrounding artificial intelligence.
Specifically, Netflix shares rose after the company reported a 19 million increase in its number of net new paid subscribers, far surpassing expectations. Another positive report came from Travelers (+3.2%), whose figures also exceeded consensus.
Meanwhile, Oracle shares jumped after it was revealed that a partnership involving the company, OpenAI, and Japanese giant SoftBank could invest up to $500 billion. SoftBank (+10.6%), listed in Japan, surged sharply.
AI and Tech Stocks
Following this news, other AI-related stocks saw gains, with Nvidia (+4.43%) standing out. Nvidia surpassed Apple (+0.53%) as the most valuable company by market capitalization, closing the day at a valuation of $3.6 trillion.
Tech stocks led the gains, with Nvidia, followed by Microsoft (+4.13%) and Travelers, standing out within the Dow Jones. On the downside, Home Depot (-1.99%) and Johnson & Johnson (-1.94%) posted losses, in line with expectations.
Despite these gains, most U.S. stocks moved in the opposite direction due to rising Treasury bond yields. The Russell 2000 Index, which tracks small- and mid-cap companies, dropped by 0.6%.
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