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Chip and memory stocks fall after Netflix’s weak forecast; JPMorgan warns pressure may persist. Xi promotes China as an AI partner. Housing data, Fed implications, plus Trump and LeBron headlines.
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Netflix shares slipped after management pushed back growth expectations in its quarterly forecast, and CNBC ran that news against a wider tech pullback driven by worries about AI spending on chips and memory. JPMorgan Asset Management strategist Hugh Gimber flagged that pressure on semiconductor and memory names could persist until hyperscaler companies report their own results, tying a single-company guidance miss to broader sector rotation. Meanwhile, President Xi pitching China as a global AI partner layers geopolitical risk onto technology narratives, which matters when investors price long-duration growth into streaming names.
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