AAPL Stock Fails at the Highs as Apple CEO Cook Talk of AI Costs Raise Investor Caution

Apple continues to demonstrate operational strength and strategic positioning in artificial intelligence, yet rising investment costs and shifting market expectations are prompting a more cautious investor response. Continue reading “AAPL Stock Fails at the Highs as Apple CEO Cook Talk of AI Costs Raise Investor Caution”

AVGO Stock Soars on Big Tech Data-Center Spending Hike but Faces Resistance and VMware Uncertainty

Broadcom shares are rebounding alongside the semiconductor sector as AI data-center spending expectations improve, though investors remain cautious about margins, valuation, and VMware-related uncertainty. Continue reading “AVGO Stock Soars on Big Tech Data-Center Spending Hike but Faces Resistance and VMware Uncertainty”

MSFT Stock Tries to Revive Uptrend on Barclays Bet Despite Downgrade, Yet Margin Concerns Persist

Microsoft shares rebounded after a sharp sell-off as analysts flagged deeply oversold valuations, though rising AI investment costs continue to raise questions about margins and near-term execution. Continue reading “MSFT Stock Tries to Revive Uptrend on Barclays Bet Despite Downgrade, Yet Margin Concerns Persist”

WULF Stock Roars 40% on BTC Price Rebound and Morgan Stanley Upgrade of TeraWulf

TeraWulf shares surged to start the week as an analyst upgrade and Bitcoin’s rebound restored confidence, though risks tied to volatility and profitability remain firmly in focus. Continue reading “WULF Stock Roars 40% on BTC Price Rebound and Morgan Stanley Upgrade of TeraWulf”

Oracle Stock Rebounds on Amazon AI Spending and Analyst Upgrade – Is It Enough?

Oracle (ORCL) rebounded sharply to start the week as optimism around AI spending and analyst upgrades offset persistent concerns over leverage, funding costs, and execution risk tied to its aggressive cloud expansion. Continue reading “Oracle Stock Rebounds on Amazon AI Spending and Analyst Upgrade – Is It Enough?”

Anthropic Poised for Massive $20B+ Funding Haul, Closing Imminent at $350B Valuation

Anthropic finalized the details of a funding round, expected to raise over $20 billion, and is scheduled to close this week. The OpenAI competitor, which was first $10 billion, is now on track to raise more than twice that amount at a $350 billion valuation, amid excessive investor interest.

 

In addition to up to $15 billion from strategic investors, Nvidia Corp., Anthropic has secured checks totaling more than $1 billion each from Coatue Management, Singapore’s GIC, and Iconiq Capital in its most recent funding round. along with Microsoft Corp.

The most recent round of funding would almost double Anthropic’s previous valuation and comes only five months after the company raised $13 billion, indicating a flurry of investors’ interest boosted by the artificial intelligence startup’s skyrocketing revenue run rate, which surpassed $9 billion.

Anthropic caused a multibillion-dollar selloff in the software and financial services sectors after a successful week in which it unveiled a new AI model intended to automate enterprise work tasks. Throughout the past 12 months, developers and companies have become more interested in Anthropic’s coding agents, which can produce software with minimal human input.

The company may usher in a new era of AI technology used in the workplace, and investors are betting that Anthropic’s coding expertise will have a similar impact on other economic sectors.

Anthropic Set to Raise Over $20 Billion in New Round, Closing Imminent

Anthropic finalized the details of a funding round, expected to raise over $20 billion, and is scheduled to close this week. The OpenAI competitor, which was first $10 billion, is now on track to raise more than twice that amount at a $350 billion valuation, because of excessive investor interest.

 

In addition to up to $15 billion from strategic investors, Nvidia Corp., Anthropic has secured checks totaling more than $1 billion each from Coatue Management, Singapore’s GIC, and Iconiq Capital in its most recent funding round. along with Microsoft Corp.

The most recent round of funding would almost double Anthropic’s previous valuation and comes only five months after the company raised $13 billion, indicating a flurry of investors’ interest boosted by the artificial intelligence startup’s skyrocketing revenue run rate, which surpassed $9 billion.

Anthropic caused a multibillion-dollar selloff in the software and financial services sectors after a successful week in which it unveiled a new AI model intended to automate enterprise work tasks. Throughout the past 12 months, developers and companies have become more interested in Anthropic’s coding agents, which can produce software with minimal human input.

The company may usher in a new era of AI technology used in the workplace, and investors are betting that Anthropic’s coding expertise will have a similar impact on other economic sectors.

MSTR Stock Finds Support After the Jump in Bitcoin Price Today – Buy Now on Earnings Beat?

After six months of relentless selling, MicroStrategy is showing early signs of stabilisation as Bitcoin recovers, though the stock remains firmly in high-risk territory. Continue reading “MSTR Stock Finds Support After the Jump in Bitcoin Price Today – Buy Now on Earnings Beat?”

Strategy Stock Surges 33% as Bitcoin Flips Green in Dramatic Rebound

Strategy experienced a significant rally,  reaching +33 percent.  Bitcoin “flipped green” and experienced a sharp recovery, rising as much as ~$70,188 intraday and bouncing ~10 percent in a single day from lows of l$60,000.

Bitcoin is experiencing severe selling pressure right now.
Some analysts maintained their bullish outlook and set high price targets, arguing against the forced sale of Bitcoin ($440 for MSTR) and stating that the company is “better positioned than ever” for recovery through its treasury strategy, capital raises, and instruments like STRC (a preferred stock instrument).

US stock markets experienced a robust recovery following recent heavy selling, fueled in part by a recovery in technology stocks and a stabilization/rebound in Bitcoin (often referred to as “turning green” when charts display gains or positive/upward movement).

Recently, strategy has been under a lot of pressure. It reported a massive Q4 net loss of about $12.4 billion, mostly due to unrealized Bitcoin declines under fair-value accounting. Additionally, its stock has dropped significantly from its 2025 peaks overall, trading near $100 to $110 levels after drops of more than 70% from highs.

The February 6 rally was not a reversal of the overall downward trend, but rather a bounce amidst Bitcoin’s ongoing volatility. Bitcoin had dropped in recent days and weeks, falling toward $60,000 (its lowest since late 2024).

However, on February 6, it recovered sharply, rising back above $70,000 at points (up about 10% intraday in some reports, recovering from lows near $60k–$63k)

Associated stocks rose because of Bitcoin’s recovery.  Strategy (MSTR) because of its substantial holdings (roughly 713,502 BTC as of early February, purchased at an average of about $76,000 per coin), which functions as a leveraged proxy for Bitcoin, saw a notable increase during the session.