Invidia results support the dominant technology companies on Wall Street indicators

The shares of the largest technology companies in the world have increased during the late Wall Street trading hours, amid speculation that the profits of “Invidia” will help revive the wave paid in artificial intelligence. The QQQ fund, which is traded at $ 330 billion, which follows the Nasdaq 100 index to the regular trade session is closed. The producer of the giant chips, which is a measure of the artificial intelligence sector, has given an optimistic view on the extremely expected “Blackwell” chain, which reassured investors after announcing good but not extraordinary quarterly results. The shares of the company jumped to the results immediately. Invidia manages to expel fear. ‘Inviteia’ took an revenue of $ 11 billion from ‘Black’ during the fourth quarter, describing the company in its history as ‘the fastest launch of a product’. These expectations come in an unstable time for the industrial intelligence industry, as investors are concerned about the possibility of delaying the spending of data centers. “Inviteia has managed to remove the production of Blackwell chips and the threats facing the demand for computer power by removing profits in the fourth quarter and delivering strong prescriptions for the current term,” said Darren Nathan of Hargreaves Lansdown. In the period before the announcement of the results of the company, the markets saw fluctuations, while traders analyzed a series of statements made by President Donald Trump over commercial policies. The bonds have risen to a strong auction to sell $ 44 billion value for seven years. The S&B 500 did not change much, and the Nasdaq 100 index added about 0.2%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Index fell 0.4%. Regarding the yield of US Treasury bonds for ten years, 4 basis points have dropped to 4.25%, while the US dollar index rose 0.1%. The dominance of major technology companies has made the lives of the managers of investment funds difficult over the past few years. But since these businesses have decreased by more than 10% of their peak, it seemed as if new opportunities had discovered future market leaders, according to Lisa Shalit of “Morgan Stanley”. Shalit has indicated that there are ‘opportunities to achieve profits’ in financial services, local industries, energy, mining and consumer services such as media and entertainment. She also expressed her optimism in the healthcare sector, which was one of the worst achievement last year, and notes the impressive applications of obstetrician artificial intelligence in this area. It is noteworthy that the managers of investment funds have reduced their allocations for the shares of large businesses to their lowest levels since the global financial crisis, which improved the performance of their investment funds this year, especially with the decline in the shares of the “Seven Greats” (Apple, Alphabet, Invidia, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Tesla). This decline has contributed to improving the performance of active investors, as 49% of the joint funds and the circulating indicators comparing themselves to the S&B 500 index on the 2025 index, according to the data of the “Morningstar Direct”. This number is 38% higher than the same period last year, and it is much higher than the average performance of 17% over the past decade. According to Bank of America’s Savita Supramian, the continued increase in the production of technology in US equities will continue. “There are many attractive opportunities in the S&B 500, which may not be just in the arrows of the seven big ones,” said in an interview with Bloomberg TV. She added: “The issue is not necessarily a preference for world markets across the United States, but rather the tendency to expand the growth circle to the enormous technology shares.”