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AI stocks rebound on Monday after last week's sharp selloff

After a steep drop last week that left the Nasdaq with its weakest stretch since early June, chipmakers such as Nvidia, AMD and Intel drove Monday's bounce, though some investors stayed wary until upcoming quarterly results arrive.

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What happened

AI-linked technology stocks fell sharply last week, leaving the Nasdaq with its worst week since early June. On Monday, chipmakers including Nvidia, AMD and Intel led a rebound, though some investors remained cautious.

Why it matters

The rally's durability depends on upcoming quarterly results, which will show whether investors are growing wary of the companies that powered the gains.

Timeline

  1. Oct 19, 7:27 AM ET: Stock futures were mixed as the AI trade rebounded after the worst week for the tech-heavy Nasdaq since June.
  2. Oct 19, 9:50 AM ET: Semiconductor stocks jumped as investors shifted their focus to earnings from Netflix, Tesla and Meta.
  3. Oct 19, 5:30 PM ET: AMD and Nvidia led the AI trade higher after Friday's large losses, with Meta, SpaceX and Tesla earnings still due.
  4. Oct 19, 6:46 PM ET: Jim Cramer warned investors against rushing back into AI stocks yet.

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