On Thursday, the S&P 500 saw a 0.7% increase, despite tech giant Nvidia experiencing a decline post-earnings. Nvidia’s shares dropped 3.5% even after exceeding expectations in both revenue and earnings. The main concern was the company’s inability to meet analysts’ high forecasts for its full-year gross margins. Jim Cramer referred to this as a setback for Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang. He maintained his long-term positive outlook on the stock but advised investors against buying the dip just yet.
The CNBC Investing Club expressed interest in purchasing more shares of Dover if it wasn’t restricted. During Nvidia’s earnings call, Huang mentioned a growing demand for liquid cooling technology in data centers. Dover, known for its thermal connectors used in this technology, is poised to benefit as Nvidia sells more GPUs to clients utilizing liquid cooling. Despite this positive outlook, Dover’s stock only gained 0.7% on Thursday.
Salesforce experienced a more than 1% increase in its stock value after a successful earnings report on Wednesday evening. Jim Cramer was particularly pleased with Salesforce’s strong margins and optimistic outlook regarding new AI tools. The positive performance of Salesforce suggests promising growth opportunities for the company moving forward.
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