Major stock indices plunge at opening bell as semiconductor stocks retreat

Semiconductor stocks plunged on opening bell as memory chip costs and AI infrastructure doubts trigger $138 billion in market losses.

Semiconductor stocks plunged on opening bell as memory chip costs and AI infrastructure doubts trigger $138 billion in market losses.

Coca-Cola and Johnson & Johnson lead a new wave of dividend stocks combining 64-year payout streaks with valuations offering both income and capital growth in July 2026.

YTO Express surged 10% after forecasting 69% net profit growth, driven by AI cost-cutting and regulatory support in China's logistics sector.

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Saia beats Q1 earnings with record revenue, trading 6.2% below estimated fair value with analyst upgrades in play.

Energy Transfer and Enterprise Products Partners offer 6.8% yields among the highest-paying energy dividends available to investors seeking income.

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Broadleaf Partners' most recent reported performance shows a 16.6% year-to-date return through Q1 2026, but a Q2 assessment remains unpublished.
Broadcom's AI guidance miss sparked a $1.4 trillion semiconductor selloff, forcing investors to reckon with AI return timelines and debt-funded spending risks.

Viatris trades at 6x earnings with 22% upside potential from analyst consensus, making it a rare profitable healthcare bargain.