In my column today I look at why the United States may follow Japan in looking to shorten the maturity of its debt profile, as investors turn increasingly reluctant to hold long-dated bonds. More on that below,

Shares of NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) have surged more than 21% over the past month, including a 15.60% gain over the past five trading sessions, trimming the stock’s year-to-date loss to just 1.88%. This rebound has sparked mixed reactions,

Nvidia stock rose 30%, but overvaluation and expected volatility post-earnings call for caution. Check out why I think a sell of NVDA stock may be timely.

Traders in the options markets are bracing for industry-wide volatility when AI-chipmaker Nvidia reports results on Wednesday, with defensive options contracts on a major semiconductor ETF drawing heavy trading.

Nvidia’s rapid climb isn’t without concerns. The stock’s sky-high valuation, with a P/E ratio currently around 46.14, has some analysts waving caution flags. Questions about sustainability ...

The Bottom Line - Margin of Safety This trade offers an asymmetric risk-reward setup, with a built-in 30% discount. If the stock drops, you’ll own Nvidia at about $75 effectively, a level not ...

Such caution among customers can imply reduced demand by fabless chip designers such as Nvidia and AMD, affecting their short-term revenues and stock valuations. The shares closed the day at $104. ...

Futures on Wall Street are trading with caution on Wednesday ahead of two important triggers that the street has to face later in the day, one being the minutes of the earlier FOMC meeting on May 6-7,