Barron's argues Nvidia trades at about 15x next year’s earnings—cheap vs. the market—and draws a parallel to Apple’s 2010s turnaround, suggesting Nvidia could see multiple expansion as AI-driven growth sustains its momentum.
Jefferies analyst Edison Lee says supply-chain checks indicate Apple’s rumored all-glass 20th‑anniversary iPhone has been scrapped due to poor production yield, prompting a downgrade to Underperform with a lowered price target. The design, once pitched to feature curved glass, under-display Face ID and minimal bezels for a 2027 launch alongside a foldable iPhone, may still influence future models, but the all-glass concept is reportedly off the table as memory costs and Apple’s AI initiatives add pressure on pricing and margins.
Amid a downturn in AI-related stocks, Mizuho Securities analyst Jordan Klein says it’s a buying opportunity and recommends adding exposure to more than 20 AI-linked names, including Nvidia, Microsoft and Alphabet, arguing that many have solid fundamentals despite volatility. The Barron’s piece also notes Sandisk’s resilience amid a memory-chip shortage and mentions potential catalysts (e.g., Iran cease-fire) that could help reverse the dip in tech shares.
Stocks have rebounded after the release of Producer Price Index (PPI) data, which showed a lower-than-expected increase in prices. The market recovery was reported by Barron's, a financial news outlet covering stocks, bonds, oil, and crypto.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was lifted by gains in regional bank stocks, with the index rising by 0.5% on Monday. The financial markets were covered by Barron's, providing live coverage of stocks, bonds, oil, and crypto.