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I’m honestly starting to wonder how far Nvidia can take this AI rally. Nvidia just hit another all-time high, pushing its market value close to $6 trillion. What’s keeping the momentum going is continued spending on AI infrastructure, with the company still delivering huge revenue growth and strong expectations for the next quarter. What really catches my attention is that $NVDA is no longer just leading the chip industry. At this size, its moves can influence the entire tech market and the broader AI trade. I’m watching $NVDA, $AMD and $QQQ closely because competition is getting stronger while expectations for AI keep getting bigger. I’m not saying Nvidia can’t go higher, but at these levels I’m definitely thinking about how much growth is already priced in. Do you think $NVDA still has plenty of room to run, or is the market getting too optimistic?

I’m keeping a close eye on the market this morning because rising Treasury yields are starting to create some real pressure on stocks. Dow futures hit a more than three-month low as inflation concerns and growing government debt pushed bond yields to levels we haven’t seen since 2002. At the same time, I’m seeing some strength in tech, with $NVDA, $AMD and $LRCX gaining support from Micron’s strong earnings outlook. $MU is also worth watching, even after dipping in premarket trading. For me, the big question is whether AI momentum can keep holding up the market while higher yields continue to weigh on sentiment. I’m watching the Fed’s next move and today’s economic data before making any assumptions. Are you more focused on rising yields or the AI trade right now?

$AMD and $INTC are helping lead a comeback in chip stocks, putting the semiconductor sector on track for its strongest month since June.

If you've been watching the AI trade, this rebound is hard to ignore. After a summer pullback, chip stocks are finding fresh momentum, with renewed interest in the companies powering AI and data centers.

But a strong comeback doesn't mean the ride will be smooth. The big question is whether this rally has staying power or if chip stocks are due for another pullback.

Are you buying into the rebound, or waiting to see if this momentum holds?

Markets are a bit choppy today as investors weigh AI concerns, higher oil prices, and ongoing geopolitical tensions. $AMD, $NVDA and $QQQ are getting plenty of attention.

I’m curious how everyone is looking at this, do you think the AI worries will fade quickly, or could they keep putting pressure on tech stocks?

Asian markets are feeling the pressure as rising bond yields and higher oil prices keep investors cautious. The move is also hitting chip stocks, with AI names like $NVDA and $AMD worth watching as concerns around AI demand grow.

Do you think higher yields will keep weighing on tech stocks, or could investors look past the short-term pressure?

$SPY and $QQQ futures are pointing higher, even as rising Treasury yields keep investors on edge.

Names like $AMD, $TSLA, $AKAM and $BE are in focus as traders weigh the market’s next move. The big question is whether stocks can keep climbing while borrowing costs continue to rise.

Can the rally hold up against higher yields, or is another pullback coming?

$BABA just unveiled a major AI push, including a new chip it says is China’s most powerful and plans for a massive 5T–10T parameter AI model.

$BABA also plans to expand its global data-center capacity beyond 20 GW by 2032 as AI demand keeps accelerating.

With $NVDA and $AMD still dominating the global AI chip conversation, could $BABA become a bigger force in China’s AI race?

AMD $AMD crossed the $1 trillion market cap mark as AI demand continued driving semiconductor stocks higher. The bigger question now is whether its expanding role in AI systems can keep supporting that kind of growth