Investors cautious as artificial intelligence investments cool down

  • Technology shares decline as AI investments slow
  • Nvidia shares fall slightly but still up 80% for the year
  • Nvidia NeMo platform complies with copyright law
  • Apple to open eighth store in Shanghai
  • Oracle’s stock rises ahead of quarterly earnings report

Technology stocks experienced a slight decline as the rush into artificial intelligence investments began to slow. Nvidia, a leading chip maker, saw its shares fall slightly, although they are still up over 80% for the year. The company announced that its Nvidia NeMo platform, used for building generative AI applications, is in compliance with copyright law. Despite the dip in stock prices, experts point out that Nvidia’s growth has been impressive. Apple, on the other hand, is expanding its retail presence in China by opening its eighth store in Shanghai, even as iPhone sales decline in the country. Business software maker Oracle saw its stock rise ahead of its upcoming quarterly earnings report, and is expected to test its all-time highs.

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Public Companies: Nvidia (NVDA), Apple (AAPL), Oracle (ORCL)
Key People: J.D. Joyce (President of Joyce Wealth Management)


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