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GE Aerospace shares fell nearly 5% following its Q2 2026 earnings beat, marking the third consecutive selloff after positive results, driven by margin compression and elevated valuation expectations rather than operational weakness.
Micron Technology has experienced rapid earnings growth driven by artificial intelligence demand, but trades at a relatively low forward price-to-earnings multiple despite strong profitability metrics, leaving the market uncertain about sustainability.
Major artificial intelligence spenders including Alphabet, Microsoft, and Tesla fell an average of 9% during the week, while their suppliers gained 11% on average, representing a significant shift in market sentiment.
Trucking capacity is shrinking while freight rates remain near record highs, with new federal driver regulations and low Class 8 tractor sales limiting supply as shippers seek to expand volumes.
Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares closed nearly 1% lower Monday despite CEO Greg Abel’s strong first annual meeting performance and first-quarter operating earnings that jumped 18% year-over-year.
IBM shares fell 25% on Tuesday following second-quarter earnings that missed analyst expectations, marking the stock’s worst day since it began trading in 1916.
