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Today's market was marked by significant movements, with Nvidia, the chipmaker, tripling its sales and defying fears of a sales slowdown, leading to a 9% increase in its shares and boosting its market value to over $2.5 trillion. Conversely, Live Nation Entertainment saw a nearly 8% drop in its shares after the Department of Justice sued to break up the owner of Ticketmaster. Boeing also experienced an almost 8% decline, with the company projecting a negative cash flow for the year. The S&P 500 was down by 0.7%, and the Nasdaq Composite lost 0.4%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average moved further away from 40,000, shedding 605 points or 1.5%, weighed down by Boeing.
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Nvidia's fiscal first-quarter results exceeded expectations, allaying concerns of a demand lull and propelling the stock price, which has more than tripled in value over the past 12 months, making Nvidia worth nearly $2.4 trillion.
In other news, Moderna received a boost from bird flu, and there are insights from David Wainer. Furthermore, American Funds Parent is launching a partnership with KKR to move into private assets, insurance stocks slipped after forecasters predicted a strong hurricane season, and there's anticipation around Nvidia's 10-for-1 stock split.
Earnings reports will slow down on Friday ahead of the holiday season, with Booz Allen Hamilton being the biggest name on the calendar. Economic data on durable-goods orders and consumer sentiment are also expected.
Thank you for staying updated with today's market movements.
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