

Major online investment platforms are unlocking access to U.S. stocks for millions of Indian retail investors. Groww, an Indian broking platform that accounts for nearly 30% of India's 46 million active clients on broking channels, started rolling out the U.S. stock trading feature earlier this month.

Anthropic's filing puts contracts with three providers for Nvidia-powered computing at up to around $206 billion in total. Either side can cancel the SpaceXAI contracts on 90 days' notice after their initial lock-in periods end in early 2027.

You don't need a ton of money to generate significant returns in the stock market.

Jim Cramer has a challenge for NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang. In a post on X on Tuesday, the CNBC host dared Huang to buy debt issued by CoreWeave Inc. (NASDAQ:CRWV), which now yields around 15%.

Despite recent financing concerns, investors need not abandon the AI trade. I recommend focusing on financially strong companies with extraordinary cash flow and fortress balance sheets. Leading AI chipmakers continue to deliver impressive earnings growth, backed by real demand, order backlogs, and multiyear contracts. According to McKinsey, AI demand could reshape the semiconductor industry's historically cyclical growth patterns, with both prices and volume projected to rise.

Nvidia plans to invest $3 billion in Meta as the companies expand their AI partnership. Meta intends to deploy more Nvidia hardware, but the announcement doesn't quantify the additional purchases.

Chinese technology giants have reportedly ordered over $35 billion worth of Nvidia chips, but supply constraints threaten delivery schedules. Nvidia's AI chip shipments to China have plunged 44%, while Huawei continues to gain ground.

Goldman Sachs just flagged the largest tech sell-off ever recorded in its prime brokerage book, and a 63-year-old with three 401(k) funds may be carrying far more of that risk than she realizes.