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Lululemon earnings for the second fiscal quarter came in well short of what Wall Street had been expecting, and the Lululemon stock price sank as much as 18.17% in after hours trading, one of the sharper single day drops the retailer has had in a while. Net revenue slipped 4% to $2.42 billion, missing the $2.46 billion analysts were looking for, and comparable sales dropped 9%.

The cryptocurrency market is making another upward push with Bitcoin (BTC) briefly reclaiming the $82,000 mark. CoinGecko data shows that BTC’s price has risen by 4% in the last 24 hours and nearly 26% over the last month. BTC seems to be facing some resistance around $82,100. Let’s discuss why Bitcoin (BTC) is up today, and if it can continue its climb to $90,000. Bitcoin and the larger crypto market has made multiple upward efforts over the last two weeks.

Right now, the Nvidia stock price target sits at $300, and that is according to 24/7 Wall St., after Nvidia guided for around 70% revenue growth in fiscal 2028. The Nvidia stock forecast follows a strong second quarter, and revenue jumped 106% year over year to $96.22 billion, so this Nvidia stock $300 target reflects supply-constrained demand rather than any kind of slowdown.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been very vocal about his concerns regarding a potential AI bubble. In an interview with Alex Heath, Altman stated that he is “seeing the first signs” of an “unsustainable silliness.” He went on to warn that firms are building large “amounts of compute” without enough users or revenue to support it.

Will Micron stock crash any time soon? Not according to the numbers right now. Micron just posted record revenue, and the stock is still up a lot this year, even after slipping back from its highs. The bigger question sits a bit further out. The Micron stock forecast holds up fine through 2027, but 2028 is when new supply is supposed to show up, and that is also why any Micron stock price target set today comes with something of an expiration date attached to it.

Microsoft stock (NASDAQ: MSFT) has dipped below the psychological level of $500 on Thursday. The fall comes after investors are weighing in on the massive AI costs that the software titan is spending to build the infrastructure. Concerns are rising about whether AI capex can generate sufficient returns for the company’s expansion plans. Wall Street has been intensifying the scrutiny every quarter, keeping its investments in check.

Solana (SOL) seems to have found some footing at the $100 price level after its recent retracement from $109. CoinGecko data shows that SOL continues to trade in the green zone for most time frames, rallying nearly 37% over the last month. Let’s discuss if Solana (SOL) can hold the $100 price level, or does it face any risk of dipping to $70. Solana (SOL) is one of the most resilient cryptocurrencies in the market. The asset faced a steep price crash in 2022 after the collapse of FTX.

Nvidia stock buyback talk really picked up on September 1, 2026, and it happened right after Jim Cramer used his Mad Money platform to say Nvidia should quintuple its repurchase authorization and buy back close to 10% of the company.

Everything on the SHIB.IO website is working to date, except for the Shibarium page, which shows the data on how many Shiba Inu tokens are being burned and sent to the dead wallet. The website is unable to fetch data, with the screen loading option taking forever to provide the numbers. “Failed to load burn information,” reads the website, highlighted in red. Also Read: How Much Shiba Inu Is Needed To Become A Millionaire At ATH?

Bitcoin has reclaimed the $77,500 level on Thursday and is gearing up to breach the $78,000 zone. The leading cryptocurrency dipped to the $76,200 level on Wednesday, sparking fears in the market that a downturn could be on the cards. The price reclaim is a positive signal that the larger cryptocurrency market wanted to see. XRP also remains on the front foot this month with prices hovering around the $1.37 zone.