The latest US inflation data had raised concerns that the Federal Reserve could deliver three rate hikes this year. However, recent CME FedWatch data indicate little risk of an additional hike in October. Combined with the continued decline in Treasury yields, this suggests that risk on trading may dominate in the near term. As the fourth quarter approaches, however, any rally in risk assets could prove to be the “last dance.” Even a sharp advance should not be mistaken for a durable trend. $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2612(ESmain)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$
NVDA Rises 1.68% Against Sector Selloff — Lone AI Chip Survivor?
Nvidia (NVDA) bucked a broad semiconductor rout Monday, gaining 1.68% while SOXL plunged 6% and Intel and SK Hynix each fell 5%. Confidence in the supply chain provided a catalyst, as Samsung announced a $1B investment in Helix Digital for global AI infrastructure, while buzz around Nvidia's glass packaging roadmap reinforced its structural edge. Yet Michael Burry has added put options betting on an early AI bubble burst — when peers collapse and only Nvidia holds, is this a confirmed leadership premium, or is a catch-up decline simply overdue?
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