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Japanese chipmaker Kioxia has carried out a stock split that reduced its share price to one third of its previous level. The move comes as the stock retreats sharply from its high near 110,000 yen to the 50,000-yen range, dividing investors. Some see the lower price as a buying opportunity, with bullish targets above 120,000 yen, while a wealthy individual investor warns that the days of anything semiconductor-related rising are over and that cutting dividends could trigger a fall.

Broadcom now projects $115 billion in AI chip demand, a sharply raised outlook that underscores surging orders for its custom semiconductors from major cloud customers. The forecast comes as Broadcom faces a regulatory probe in China, adding geopolitical risk to an otherwise bullish growth story. Investors and analysts are weighing the record AI revenue guidance against the potential impact of Chinese regulatory action on the company's business.

Bitcoin is rallying strongly again, prompting renewed speculation across financial media about whether the cryptocurrency can reach $100,000 by the end of 2026. Outlets including Yahoo Finance and The Motley Fool are weighing bullish momentum against the risks of another sharp correction, as investors debate whether the current surge marks a durable recovery or a short-lived spike in a historically volatile market.

Bitcoin is back in sight of the $100,000 mark, with traders renewing bullish bets on the cryptocurrency. At the same time, one prediction market is pricing in a US interest rate hike, a scenario that could weigh on risk assets like crypto. The juxtaposition of fresh optimism on Bitcoin and expectations of tighter monetary policy is drawing attention from investors tracking how rates would affect the rally.

Bloom Energy shares slipped in premarket trading ahead of the company's second-quarter earnings report. Retail investors are voicing confidence in the company, calling it 'the real deal,' while Wall Street analysts remain cautious and are looking for concrete proof of growth in the results. The earnings report is expected to settle the debate between bullish retail sentiment and institutional skepticism.

Costco stock logged its strongest weekly performance since May, but analysts are trimming their price targets on the retailer even as they remain constructive. Wall Street continues to point to multiple growth drivers, including membership fee increases, steady warehouse expansion and strength in e-commerce and fresh food sales. Investors appear encouraged by the momentum while weighing whether the valuation leaves room for further upside.

Wall Street analysts are largely issuing buy ratings on SpaceX stock, but at least one analyst is warning of potential downside, according to a headline circulating on financial news platforms. The divide reflects debate over the private space company's valuation and growth prospects. Details on the specific price targets and the analyst's reasoning were not provided in the available coverage.

AMD shares dropped following its latest earnings report, but analysts and retail investors have not turned bearish. Wall Street firms and individual traders are maintaining their positive outlook on the chipmaker, arguing the selloff does not reflect the company's longer-term positioning in the semiconductor market. The report has become a talking point among investors debating whether the dip is a buying opportunity.

The Nasdaq reached a fresh high, with Investor's Business Daily flagging buy signals in Nvidia, SpaceX and Bloom Energy even as Dow Jones futures hold attention. The report stresses that investors should note key risks despite the bullish technical setups in these high-profile stocks.

MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor has resumed bitcoin purchases, signaling continued confidence in the cryptocurrency and prompting his trademark talk of a growing 'orange' bitcoin future. Commentary following the move, however, argues that the short-term outlook for bitcoin is far less bullish, with limited upside expected near term despite the renewed institutional buying.

Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan is behind a bullish long-term outlook suggesting Bitcoin could reach $1.3 million per coin, drawing attention after a sovereign wealth fund reportedly sold part of its gold holdings to buy crypto. The move is being read as a sign that institutional and state-level investors increasingly view Bitcoin as a replacement for traditional safe-haven assets like gold, fueling debate about how far the shift could go.

Micron reported results well above expectations, but its stock barely moved in response. Wall Street analysts offered mixed-to-positive commentary on the outlook, while retail investors grew more bullish on the memory chipmaker's prospects. The muted share price reaction despite strong earnings is drawing attention from traders weighing whether the results are already priced in or if the stock will follow sentiment higher.