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Welcome to Morning Brief presented by Robin Hood, the comb to commissionfree trading. I’m Julie Heyman. Let’s get to the three things you need to know today. First up, a mixed picture for stock futures this morning. The AI led route in tech stocks is pressuring the NASDAQ, but Dow futures are higher after that blue chip index as well as the S&P 500 closed at record highs in Thursday’s trading session. That’s a positive sign for investors as the stock rally broadens out beyond tech, which of course has been the market driver this year. All of the 11 S&P 500 sectors are in the green year to date as the benchmark looks to close out a third year of double-digit gains. Plus, the AI route is hitting Broadcom shares. The chipmaker reported better than expected earnings in revenue and issued a strong forecast for the current quarter, but it wasn’t enough to send those shares higher. Its sales outlook, which was driven by AI demand, did not meet investors high expectations. Shares began to slide during Broadcom’s earnings call when CEO Hawk Tan said Broadcom has a backlog of $73 billion in AI product orders that will be shipped over the next six quarters. That number disappointed some investors and Tan sought to clarify that the figure was a minimum. And Lululemon shares are jumping as its CEO announces his exit. Calvin McDonald will depart the company in January. He’ll be temporarily replaced by the company’s CFO and the chief commercial officer. Analysts and investors are cheering that announcement. The stock had declined more than 50% this year and has underperformed the S&P 500 for years. But Lululemon’s latest earnings results weren’t all bad either. Its profit and comparable sales beat analyst expectations. The retailer also boosted its fullear outlook. [Music]
Let’s get a check in on stock futures. Right now we have the Dow and the S&P. Well, the S&P just barely extending their record closes that we saw yesterday. The Nasdaq is not quite there, which is an interesting story in and of itself that we’ll dig into. And NASDAQ futures reporting downward along with Broadcom. So, let's talk more about all of this and dig into our top stories of the day. Joining me now, Yahoo Finance senior reporter Brooke De Palama, Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howie, and Alex Morris, FM investment CEO and CIO. And Alex, I actually want to start with you here this morning. We had the S&P just barely extending their record closes that we saw yesterday. The Nasdaq is not quite there, which is an interesting story in and of itself that we’ll dig into. And NASDAQ futures reporting downward along with Broadcom. So, let’s talk more about all of this and dig into our top stories of the day.
We had the massive amounts of spending on AI data centers, which is fueling the gain since November 20th because the AI route is hitting Broadcom. The chipmaker reported better than expected earnings in revenue and issued a strong forecast for the current quarter, but it wasn’t enough to send those shares higher. Its sales outlook, which was driven by AI demand, did not meet investors high expectations. Shares began to slide during Broadcom’s earnings call when CEO Hawk Tan said Broadcom has a backlog of $73 billion in AI product orders that will be shipped over the next six quarters. That number disappointed some investors and Tan sought to clarify that the figure was a minimum. And Lululemon shares are jumping as its CEO announces his exit. Calvin McDonald will depart the company in January. He’ll be temporarily replaced by the company’s CFO and the chief commercial officer. Analysts and investors are cheering that announcement. The stock had declined more than 50% this year and has underperformed the S&P 500 for years. But Lululemon’s latest earnings results weren’t all bad either. Its profit and comparable sales beat analyst expectations. The retailer also boosted its fullear outlook. [Music]
Let’s get a check in on stock futures. Right now we have the Dow and the S&P. Well, the S&P just barely extending their record closes that we saw yesterday. The Nasdaq is not quite there, which is an interesting story in and of itself that we’ll dig into. And NASDAQ futures reporting downward along with Broadcom. So, let’s talk more about all of this and dig into our top stories of the day. Joining me now, Yahoo Finance senior reporter Brooke De Palama, Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howie, and Alex Morris, FM investment CEO and CIO. And Alex, I actually want to start with you here this morning. The AI led route in tech stocks is pressuring the NASDAQ, but Dow futures are higher after that blue chip index as well as the S&P 500 closed at record highs in Thursday’s trading session. That’s a positive sign for investors as the stock rally broadens out beyond tech, which of course has been the market driver this year. All of the 11 S&P 500 sectors are in the green year to date as the benchmark looks to close out a third year of double-digit gains. Plus, the AI route is hitting Broadcom shares. The chipmaker reported better than expected earnings in revenue and issued a strong forecast for the current quarter, but it wasn’t enough to send those shares higher. Its sales outlook, which was driven by AI demand, did not meet investors high expectations. Shares began to slide during Broadcom’s earnings call when CEO Hawk Tan said Broadcom has a backlog of $73 billion in AI product orders that will be shipped over the next six quarters. That number disappointed some investors and Tan sought to clarify that the figure was a minimum. And Lululemon shares are jumping as its CEO announces his exit. Calvin McDonald will depart the company in January. He’ll be temporarily replaced by the company’s CFO and the chief commercial officer. Analysts and investors are cheering that announcement. The stock had declined more than 50% this year and has underperformed the S&P 500 for years. But Lululemon’s latest earnings results weren’t all bad either. Its profit and comparable sales beat analyst expectations. The retailer also boosted its fullear outlook. [Music]
Let’s get a check in on stock futures. Right now we have the Dow and the S&P. Well, the S&P just barely extending their record closes that we saw yesterday. The Nasdaq is not quite there, which is an interesting story in and of itself that we’ll dig into. And NASDAQ futures reporting downward along with Broadcom. So, let’s talk more about all of this and dig into our top stories of the day. Joining me now, Yahoo Finance senior reporter Brooke De Palama, Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howie, and Alex Morris, FM investment CEO and CIO. And Alex, I actually want to start with you here this morning. The AI led route in tech stocks is pressuring the NASDAQ, but Dow futures are higher after that blue chip index as well as the S&P 500 closed at record highs in Thursday’s trading session. That’s a positive sign for investors as the stock rally broadens out beyond tech, which of course has been the market driver this year. All of the 11 S&P 500 sectors are in the green year to date as the benchmark looks to close out a third year of double-digit gains. Plus, the AI route is hitting Broadcom shares. The chipmaker reported better than expected earnings in revenue and issued a strong forecast for the current quarter, but it wasn’t enough to send those shares higher. Its sales outlook, which was driven by AI demand, did not meet investors high expectations. Shares began to slide during Broadcom’s earnings call when CEO Hawk Tan said Broadcom has a backlog of $73 billion in AI product orders that will be shipped over the next six quarters. That number disappointed some investors and Tan sought to clarify that the figure was a minimum. And Lululemon shares are jumping as its CEO announces his exit. Calvin McDonald will depart the company in January. He’ll be temporarily replaced by the company’s CFO and the chief commercial officer. Analysts and investors are cheering that announcement. The stock had declined more than 50% this year and has underperformed the S&P 500 for years. But Lululemon’s latest earnings results weren’t all bad either. Its profit and comparable sales beat analyst expectations. The retailer also boosted its fullear outlook. [Music]
Let’s get a check in on stock futures. Right now we have the Dow and the S&P. Well, the S&P just barely extending their record closes that we saw yesterday. The Nasdaq is not quite there, which is an interesting story in and of itself that we’ll dig into. And NASDAQ futures reporting downward along with Broadcom. So, let’s talk more about all of this and dig into our top stories of the day. Joining me now, Yahoo Finance senior reporter Brooke De Palama, Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howie, and Alex Morris, FM investment CEO and CIO. And Alex, I actually want to start with you here this morning. The AI led route in tech stocks is pressuring the NASDAQ, but Dow futures are higher after that blue chip index as well as the S&P 500 closed at record highs in Thursday’s trading session. That’s a positive sign for investors as the stock rally broadens out beyond tech, which of course has been the market driver this year. All of the 11 S&P 500 sectors are in the green year to date as the benchmark looks to close out a third year of double-digit gains. Plus, the AI route is hitting Broadcom shares. The chipmaker reported better than expected earnings in revenue and issued a strong forecast for the current quarter, but it wasn’t enough to send those shares higher. Its sales outlook, which was driven by AI demand, did not meet investors high expectations. Shares began to slide during Broadcom’s earnings call when CEO Hawk Tan said Broadcom has a backlog of $73 billion in AI product orders that will be shipped over the next six quarters. That number disappointed some investors and Tan sought to clarify that the figure was a minimum. And Lululemon shares are jumping as its CEO announces his exit. Calvin McDonald will depart the company in January. He’ll be temporarily replaced by the company’s CFO and the chief commercial officer. Analysts and investors are cheering that announcement. The stock had declined more than 50% this year and has underperformed the S&P 500 for years. But Lululemon’s latest earnings results weren’t all bad either. Its profit and comparable sales beat analyst expectations. The retailer also boosted its fullear outlook. [Music]
Let’s get a check in on stock futures. Right now we have the Dow and the S&P. Well, the S&P just barely extending their record closes that we saw yesterday. The Nasdaq is not quite there, which is an interesting story in and of itself that we’ll dig into. And NASDAQ futures reporting downward along with Broadcom. So, let’s talk more about all of this and dig into our top stories of the day. Joining me now, Yahoo Finance senior reporter Brooke De Palama, Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howie, and Alex Morris, FM investment CEO and CIO. And Alex, I actually want to start with you here this morning. The AI led route in tech stocks is pressuring the NASDAQ, but Dow futures are higher after that blue chip index as well as the S&P 500 closed at record highs in Thursday’s trading session. That’s a positive sign for investors as the stock rally broadens out beyond tech, which of course has been the market driver this year. All of the 11 S&P 500 sectors are in the green year to date as the benchmark looks to close out a third year of double-digit gains. Plus, the AI route is hitting Broadcom shares. The chipmaker reported better than expected earnings in revenue and issued a strong forecast for the current quarter, but it wasn’t enough to send those shares higher. Its sales outlook, which was driven by AI demand, did not meet investors high expectations. Shares began to slide during Broadcom’s earnings call when CEO Hawk Tan said Broadcom has a backlog of $73 billion in AI product orders that will be shipped over the next six quarters. That number disappointed some investors and Tan sought to clarify that the figure was a minimum. And Lululemon shares are jumping as its CEO announces his exit. Calvin McDonald will depart the company in January. He’ll be temporarily replaced by the company’s CFO and the chief commercial officer. Analysts and investors are cheering that announcement. The stock had declined more than 50% this year and has underperformed the S&P 500 for years. But Lululemon’s latest earnings results weren’t all bad either. Its profit and comparable sales beat analyst expectations. The retailer also boosted its fullear outlook. [Music]
Let’s get a check in on stock futures. Right now we have the Dow and the S&P. Well, the S&P just barely extending their record closes that we saw yesterday. The Nasdaq is not quite there, which is an interesting story in and of itself that we’ll dig into. And NASDAQ futures reporting downward along with Broadcom. So, let’s talk more about all of this and dig into our top stories of the day. Joining me now, Yahoo Finance senior reporter Brooke De Palama, Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howie, and Alex Morris, FM investment CEO and CIO. And Alex, I actually want to start with you here this morning. The AI led route in tech stocks is pressuring the NASDAQ, but Dow futures are higher after that blue chip index as well as the S&P 500 closed at record highs in Thursday’s trading session. That’s a positive sign for investors as the stock rally broadens out beyond tech, which of course has been the market driver this year. All of the 11 S&P 500 sectors are in the green year to date as the benchmark looks to close out a third year of double-digit gains. Plus, the AI route is hitting Broadcom shares. The chipmaker reported better than expected earnings in revenue and issued a strong forecast for the current quarter, but it wasn’t enough to send those shares higher. Its sales outlook, which was driven by AI demand, did not meet investors high expectations. Shares began to slide during Broadcom’s earnings call when CEO Hawk Tan said Broadcom has a backlog of $73 billion in AI product orders that will be shipped over the next six quarters. That number disappointed some investors and Tan sought to clarify that the figure was a minimum. And Lululemon shares are jumping as its CEO announces his exit. Calvin McDonald will depart the company in January. He’ll be temporarily replaced by the company’s CFO and the chief commercial officer. Analysts and investors are cheering that announcement. The stock had declined more than 50% this year and has underperformed the S&P 500 for years. But Lululemon’s latest earnings results weren’t all bad either. Its profit and comparable sales beat analyst expectations. The retailer also boosted its fullear outlook. [Music]
Let’s get a check in on stock futures. Right now we have the Dow and the S&P. Well, the S&P just barely extending their record closes that we saw yesterday. The Nasdaq is not quite there, which is an interesting story in and of itself that we’ll dig into. And NASDAQ futures reporting downward along with Broadcom. So, let’s talk more about all of this and dig into our top stories of the day. Joining me now, Yahoo Finance senior reporter Brooke De Palama, Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howie, and Alex Morris, FM investment CEO and CIO. And Alex, I actually want to start with you here this morning. The AI led route in tech stocks is pressuring the NASDAQ, but Dow futures are higher after that blue chip index as well as the S&P 500 closed at record highs in Thursday’s trading session. That’s a positive sign for investors as the stock rally broadens out beyond tech, which of course has been the market driver this year. All of the 11 S&P 500 sectors are in the green year to date as the benchmark looks to close out a third year of double-digit gains. Plus, the AI route is hitting Broadcom shares. The chipmaker reported better than expected earnings in revenue and issued a strong forecast for the current quarter, but it wasn’t enough to send those shares higher. Its sales outlook, which was driven by AI demand, did not meet investors high expectations. Shares began to slide during Broadcom’s earnings call when CEO Hawk Tan said Broadcom has a backlog of $73 billion in AI product orders that will be shipped over the next six quarters. That number disappointed some investors and Tan sought to clarify that the figure was a minimum. And Lululemon shares are jumping as its CEO announces his exit. Calvin McDonald will depart the company in January. He’ll be temporarily replaced by the company’s CFO and the chief commercial officer. Analysts and investors are cheering that announcement. The stock had declined more than 50% this year and has underperformed the S&P 500 for years. But Lululemon’s latest earnings results weren’t all bad either. Its profit and comparable sales beat analyst expectations. The retailer also boosted its fullear outlook. [Music]
Let’s get a check in on stock futures. Right now we have the Dow and the S&P. Well, the S&P just barely extending their record closes that we saw yesterday. The Nasdaq is not quite there, which is an interesting story in and of itself that we’ll dig into. And NASDAQ futures reporting downward along with Broadcom. So, let’s talk more about all of this and dig into our top stories of the day. Joining me now, Yahoo Finance senior reporter Brooke De Palama, Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howie, and Alex Morris, FM investment CEO and CIO. And Alex, I actually want to start with you here this morning. The AI led route in tech stocks is pressuring the NASDAQ, but Dow futures are higher after that blue chip index as well as the S&P 500 closed at record highs in Thursday’s trading session. That’s a positive sign for investors as the stock rally broadens out beyond tech, which of course has been the market driver this year. All of the 11 S&P 500 sectors are in the green year to date as the benchmark looks to close out a third year of double-digit gains. Plus, the AI route is hitting Broadcom shares. The chipmaker reported better than expected earnings in revenue and issued a strong forecast for the current quarter, but it wasn’t enough to send those shares higher. Its sales outlook, which was driven by AI demand, did not meet investors high expectations. Shares began to
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