Foreign stocks: AI – justified boom or bubble?

Apple at all-time high, Netflix misses earnings expectations

Apple ( US0378331005 ) will not report until next week. However, the share price has already climbed to a new high in US dollars this week. This was driven by signs of rapprochement in the tariff dispute between the USA and China and positive analyst comments. Netflix ( US64110L1061 ) is now a long way from its record highs. The streaming provider presented figures for the third quarter on Tuesday of this week. "Netflix missed its earnings expectations," explains Marc Richter. The reason: unexpected costs from a tax dispute in Brazil. "The share price then lost a good 6 percent of its value in the USA after the market closed," reports the trader. On the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Netflix reached an all-time high of just under 1,140 euros in June; it is currently just 973 euros.

"If you look deeper into Netflix's numbers, however, you can see some positive developments," adds Richter. With the launch of several profitable series and live sports, viewership and revenue increased by 17 percent year-on-year to $11.5 billion. Netflix is ​​well on track to soon offer streaming services to a billion viewers. "New subscription models are also playing into Netflix's hands."

“Hardly anyone asks critical questions about Nvidia”

Nvidia ( US67066G1040 ) reached new highs in both euros and US dollars almost two weeks ago. Many expect even higher prices and are now looking ahead to November 11, the day the company releases its quarterly results. Cantor Fitzgerald is particularly optimistic at the moment. The US broker has raised its price target from $240 to $300. The stock currently costs $180 or €155.