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Nov 4 Morning Brief2026-11-04

AMD stock jumps 8% on earnings as data center revenue nearly doubles

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Nov 4 Morning Brief
Key points
  1. AMD stock jumps 8% on earnings as data center revenue nearly doubles
  2. Advanced Micro Devices rose
  3. Palantir sinks after earnings as analysts point to slowdown in total contract value
  4. Dow Jones Industrial Average falls on Apple's margin forecast
  5. Big Oil Puts Debt Reduction Ahead of New Investments
KEY POINTS

What moved markets

01Neutral

AMD stock jumps 8% on earnings as data center revenue nearly doubles

Earnings are the main theme this morning, with chipmakers and software names moving in opposite directions. Advanced Micro Devices jumped after its quarterly results, while Palantir fell as investors weighed its contract trends. Apple's margin outlook also pulled the Dow lower, even as chip gains lifted other indexes.

02Neutral

Advanced Micro Devices rose

Advanced Micro Devices rose eight percent after reporting better than expected third quarter results. The company was helped by strong sales of chips used in data centers, where revenue nearly doubled. Management also said operating expenses are expected to grow more slowly than revenue through 2027.

03Neutral

Palantir sinks after earnings as analysts point to slowdown in total contract value

Palantir moved the other way after its earnings failed to impress. Analysts pointed to a slowdown in total contract value as a concern. The software company's shares sank following the report.

04Neutral

Dow Jones Industrial Average falls on Apple's margin forecast

On the broader market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gave back all of Monday's gain and moved lower. The drop came after Apple's margin forecast disappointed. Meanwhile, gains in chip stocks lifted the Nasdaq Composite and the S&P 500 after three losing sessions.

05Neutral

Big Oil Puts Debt Reduction Ahead of New Investments

In energy, the world's largest oil and gas companies posted another strong quarter. Europe's top six majors booked a collective thirty eight billion dollars for the July to September period. Even so, these companies are putting debt reduction ahead of new investments. Separately, industry data estimated that United States crude inventories fell by more than five million barrels last week.

Wall Street killed Bitcoin’s wild rallies: 10x’s Markus Thielen

In crypto, one strategist sees Bitcoin reaching ninety thousand dollars by year end, while questioning demand from institutional exchange traded funds. Elsewhere, Ferrari raised its 2026 guidance after third quarter revenue and adjusted earnings per share edged past expectations. New Zealand's third quarter unemployment rate came in at five point seven percent, above expectations.

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THE NEWS

Five sections, 44 stories

AMD stock jumps 8% on earnings as data center revenue nearly doubles
NeutralCNBC

AMD stock jumps 8% on earnings as data center revenue nearly doubles

AMD stock jumps 8% on earnings as data center revenue nearly doubles. AMD reported better-than-expected third-quarter results, driven by booming sales of AI chips.

NeutralCNBC

Palantir sinks after earnings as analysts point to slowdown in total contract value

  • The software giant's stock fell after earnings failed to impress investors.
NeutralBitcoin Magazine

TD Cowen: Democratic Congress Would Sink CLARITY Act for Two Years

  • TD Cowen’s Jaret Seiberg says a Democratic sweep of Congress would kill the CLARITY Act for two years, hand Elizabeth Warren the Banking Committee and let Democrats block Trump’s picks for the SEC and CFTC. This post TD…
NeutralCointelegraph

Wall Street killed Bitcoin’s wild rallies: 10x’s Markus Thielen

  • Markus Thielen sees Bitcoin reaching $90,000 by year-end, questions institutional ETF demand and says Ethereum must do more for holders.
NeutralinvestingLive (ForexLive)

investingLive Asia-Pacific market news: RBA hikes to 18-year high

Apple and Palantir beat earnings. Why did both stocks fall? More: RBA lifts cash rate to 4.85% in split 6-3 vote, sees inflation above 3% until late 2027. Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) 25bp rate hike, as widely…

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