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Michael Burry's Bitcoin Trend | 5 Nvidia Earnings Signals From Goldman Sachs

Plus, analyst upgrades, Amazon earnings, stock of the day, and more

 

Happy Friday! Michael Burry’s latest cryptic message has the crypto world buzzing and scrambling to interpret his meaning. Is it a warning or a roadmap? Read on to find out.

And despite beating earnings expectations with strong cloud growth, Amazon’s $200 billion surprise has rattled investors, sending shares tumbling and stirring panic on Wall Street. Here’s all the details.

Plus, earnings are still a few weeks away, but Goldman Sachs is already looking ahead to Nvidia’s earnings report later this month. The firm highlights five important things to watch.

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TOP STORY

Burry’s latest cryptic message has the crypto world buzzing and scrambling to interpret his meaning.

On one hand, it looks like a warning; on the other, it could be a subtle roadmap for a major rebound. Read on for the full breakdown to see why everyone is watching, and what it could mean for the next move.

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MARKET RECAP

Averages & Assets
AssetClose 02/05/26Price Change
SPX
$6,798.40
-1.23%
NASDAQ
$22,540.59
-1.59%
DJI
$48,908.72
-1.20%
10-Year
4.18%
-0.10 bps
MCK - Notable Gainer
$957.80
+16.52%
EL - Notable Loser
$96.66
-19.19%
BTC
$63,112.57
-13.75%
ETH
$1,849.73
-14.05%
XRP
$1.17
-23.03%

Yesterday: U.S. indexes fell sharply, led by losses in tech, as risk-off sentiment spreads across asset classes. Software stocks continued to slide, with the Tech-Software sector ETF down 14% in the past week, putting it on pace for its worst week since 2008. Crypto took another big hit with Bitcoin tumbling as much as 16% overnight and briefly falling below 61,000. Silver also plunged, down more than 15% in the session to bring its losses to 40% over the past week. Despite a rough start to February, the stock market has been solid, with the S&P 500 rising 1.4% in January and setting new all-time highs. Historically, a strong January has often been a positive sign for the rest of the year. Since 1970, when the S&P 500 finished January higher, the market went on to post gains for the full year nearly 9 out of 10 times, with average returns of about 16%.

On Our Radar: Analysts will be paying attention to consumer sentiment and consumer credit reports for insight into spending behavior and financial conditions for households. With regards to earnings, all eyes will be on Coca-Cola (KO), and Spotify (SPOT) which will report before the bell on Tuesday.

MARKET HEATMAP

Shares of Uber (UBER), Arm Holdings (ARM) and Gilead Sciences (GILD), managed to stay positive, while Palantir (PLTR), Strategy (MSTR) and Estee Lauder (EL) got crushed. But those weren’t the only companies making big moves. Here’s a look at some of the biggest winners and losers on Thursday.

Discover how the market is moving with our interactive heatmap. Filter by market cap, or click on any box to explore specific sectors or assets in more detail.

FIVE ZINGERS

Price Target: After Alphabet’s Q4 earnings beat, Wall Street analysts are raising their price targets. Which firms are most bullish, and how high could shares go? Click to find out.

Code Red: Renowned investor Michael Burry — who holds a significant position in Molina Healthcare — saw his stake crash after shares of the health care services company plunged 33% after hours. Discover what’s behind the big drop and what investors need to watch next.

Big Moves: Led by Cathie Wood, Ark Invest made significant trades involving Alphabet, AMD, Broadcom and Qualcomm. Read on to see which ones she’s been buying and selling.

Houston, We Don't Have Liftoff: Space stocks are struggling to get off the ground as investors hold back, waiting for the massive SpaceX IPO that could reset the entire sector. Which companies are burning fuel without leaving the pad, and which ones might finally take off? Click to see the full story.

Stocks Of The Day: Palantir keeps tumbling, but a big jump could be around the corner as buyers defend a familiar price zone that’s triggered sharp reversals before. Also, PayPal just suffered one of its biggest selloffs in history, and massive volume suggests capitulation. Read on for all the details.

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MARKET HISTORY

On This Day In 1943…

The New York Stock Exchange allowed women to work on the trading floor for the first time. With many male traders serving in the military, women filled essential roles (traders, clerks, and support staff) to keep the market going. Their presence marked a historic shift on Wall Street, paving the way for greater gender inclusion in finance.

QUOTE OF THE DAY

“When you fight the Fed, you lose“

— David Tepper

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