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TradingKey - On July 31, Eastern Time, AMD (AMD) closed at $476.15, representing a market capitalization of approximately $776.41 billion, down 1.90% for the day. After a previous round of sharp volatility, the share price has seen a cumulative retracement of nearly 18.5% from its all-time high of $584.

Apple has delivered the strongest performance among the Magnificent Seven, bolstered by record-breaking earnings, robust share buybacks, and a low-Capex AI strategy, as its stock price broke above $340 and its market capitalization climbed to $5 trillion. While facing short-term pressure from overbought conditions and technical corrections, Wall Street institutions remain broadly optimistic about its fundamentals, with the highest price targets reaching $400.

Microsoft surged 16% adding $450B in a single day. Amazon jumped 10%. Meta crashed 10%. Apple fell 4%. The KOSPI gained 17.9% — the largest one-day gain in its history. Here is everything that happened in the most important week for AI stocks in 2026 and what traders do next.

The biggest tech earnings week is over. Now comes the hangover test. Palantir reports Monday. AMD reports Tuesday. SanDisk reports Wednesday. NFP drops Friday. Here are the 5 stocks and 3 macro events that define the week of August 3 to 7, 2026.

TradingKey - According to media reports, Nvidia (NVDA) is advancing a new round of AI infrastructure deals that could total more than $750 billion, including an agreement exceeding $500 billion with South Korea's SK Group and negotiations with OpenAI for up to $250 billion in lease guarantees. Howev

TradingKey - As of July 29, Eastern Time, Intel (INTC) shares have seen a cumulative pullback of over 30% from their late June peak, entering a technical correction zone. Despite the company’s recently released fiscal 2026 second-quarter results beating market expectations across the board and an upward revision to its third-quarter guidance, the stock failed to sustain its previous rally and has instead continued to face pressure.

Can Ethereum reclaim its $4,950 all-time high? Discover the main growth drivers, key market blockers, and what it will take for ETH to surge again.

As of July 28 Eastern Time, SpaceX (SPCX) hit a new intraday all-time low of $107.01, closing at , down nearly from its IPO price and over 50% from its peak. Reportedly, the booster failed to achieve a perfect recovery during the 13th Starship test flight. Meanwhile, as the lock-up expiration approaches, investors have been selling off SpaceX shares, and the stock's search for a bottom continues. However, after a six-week correction, the market capitalization has fallen to $1.43 trillion. As valuation bubbles continue to deflate, this raises the question: will SpaceX see a price recovery?

Earnings reports released by Amazon and Microsoft provided the market with a clear transmission chain from AI investment to revenue. The three major indices extended yesterday’s gains, with large-cap tech stocks leading the advance while memory stocks saw a slight pullback. At the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.53% to 52,485.03; the Nasdaq Composite Index gained 1.00% to 25,373.85; and the S&P 500 Index rose 0.70% to 7,489.72.

TradingKey - After nearly a year of significant gains, Micron Technology (MU) shares have recently entered a high-level correction phase. As of July 28, Micron's stock price closed at $820, a pullback of approximately 30% from the all-time high reached in late June.

On July 31, Eastern Time, Micron (MU) fell more than 5% during intraday trading after an 18% surge yesterday. As of press time, the stock was trading at . Michael Burry, the inspiration behind the film "The Big Short," reportedly stated on Substack that he has increased his short position in Micron at a price of approximately $880.

On July 31, Eastern Time, Novo Nordisk (NVO) fell more than 10% at one point, marking its largest single-day decline since February 23, 2026. As of press time, the stock remained down 8.84% at $47.05. Novo Nordisk announced on Friday that its high-profile investigational heart drug, ziltivekimab, failed to meet the primary endpoint in a large-scale late-stage clinical trial.

Microsoft surged 8%, Amazon jumped 10%, Apple fell 4%, Meta crashed 10%, Alphabet dropped 15%. The Magnificent 5 all reported in one week. Here is the full scorecard, what each result means, and what traders should focus on next.

On July 31, Eastern Time, Apple (AAPL) fell to the $300 level following the release of its third-quarter earnings report. Total market capitalization retreated to $4.4 trillion, despite reaching a global peak of $5 trillion just days ago. Although Apple's fiscal third-quarter performance was robust, with total revenue and iPhone sales slightly beating estimates, performance in the services business and the Chinese market fell short of expectations.

Alphabet fell 15%, Meta crashed 10%, Micron dropped 41% from its high. But Microsoft surged 8% and Samsung confirmed chip shortages. Europe's markets watched all of it without panicking. Here is what the DAX and STOXX reaction actually tells us about where AI investing stands.

Amazon's impressive earnings data triggered a surge in its stock price. JPMorgan believes that factors such as gross margin expansion and the realization of AI monetization will drive further gains in its share price.

CXMT surged 531% on its Shanghai debut, becoming China's most valuable listed company at $487B. Q1 revenue grew 719%. Apple is testing its chips. HBM production starts 2026. Here is the full picture on the stock that spooked Micron and SK Hynix.

TradingKey - On Friday (July 31) Eastern Time, the three major U.S. stock index futures rose collectively in pre-market trading, with Nasdaq 100 futures leading the gains. Amazon's (AMZN) earnings report strengthened market confidence in AI cloud demand and the earnings resilience of tech stocks, driving a rebound in chip stocks and AI infrastructure plays. However, Apple's (AAPL) sharp post-earnings decline, coupled with a rising U.S. dollar and Treasury yields, continued to limit the further expansion of market risk appetite.

The KOSPI closed July 31 at 6,595.45, up 17.91% - the largest single-day gain in its history. SK Hynix hit the 30% daily limit. Samsung gained 27%. South Korea's chip exports grew 199.5% in June. Here is what drove the move and where the index goes next.

DeepMind released several next-generation embodied AI models, boosting the stock price by nearly 3%, though it may struggle to break through the double resistance level of $360 in the short term.