Quick Overview
- Semiconductor stocks experienced broad gains Tuesday, with Nvidia, Intel, AMD, and Marvell all posting increases as technology shares staged a recovery
- Nvidia attempts to halt its longest losing streak in nearly two years, with critical earnings results scheduled for Wednesday afternoon
- Dick’s Sporting Goods plummeted more than 14% following a significant reduction in annual earnings guidance
- Bitcoin surged above the $80,000 threshold overnight, marking its first breach of that level since late May, while cryptocurrency-related equities showed inconsistent performance
- Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s disclosure of Intel and Bloom Energy stock purchases and options trades lifted both companies’ share prices
Technology stocks and semiconductor futures posted solid gains during Tuesday’s early trading session, offering market participants a welcome reprieve following recent sector weakness. The positive momentum developed ahead of a crucial week featuring Nvidia’s highly anticipated quarterly results.
Nvidia advanced 0.8% during premarket hours, positioning itself to potentially end a seven-session declineāthe company’s longest downward streak since September 2022. Market pressure has intensified as investors await what analysts consider a pivotal earnings announcement for the overall technology landscape.
Competing chipmakers posted even stronger performance. Intel shares jumped 3.8%, Marvell Technology climbed 3.4%, and Advanced Micro Devices added 2.6% in premarket activity.
Pelosi Stock Disclosure Drives Intel and Bloom Energy Higher
Intel received additional upward momentum following revelations in congressional trading filings. Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi disclosed acquiring 10,000 Intel common shares alongside 50 call option contracts with a $50 strike price set to expire in June 2027, executed on July 24.
Her filing additionally revealed purchases of 15,000 Bloom Energy shares and 100 call option contracts with identical expiration dates. Bloom Energy’s stock price responded with approximately 5% gains following the disclosure.
Dick’s Sporting Goods Tumbles on Revised Outlook
Dick’s Sporting Goods emerged as among Tuesday’s most significant decliners. The sporting goods retailer’s shares plunged over 14% after reporting quarterly results that missed analyst projections and slashing full-year financial targets.
Management reduced earnings per share expectations to a range of $11 to $12, substantially below the previous forecast of $13.50 to $14.50. The dramatic downward revision spooked market participants.
Additional Market Movers
Navitas Semiconductor surged approximately 6% following the announcement of its acquisition of Claros, a power management technology provider, in a transaction valued at up to $232.8 million. Claros specializes in voltage regulation solutions designed for artificial intelligence data center applications.
The strategic combination is projected to expand Navitas’ total addressable market to exceed $8 billion by the end of the decade.
Companies associated with SpaceX also registered gains after CEO Elon Musk disclosed plans to deploy AI-powered satellites utilizing Nvidia hardware during the final quarter of 2027. The orbital computing infrastructure is anticipated to achieve full operational capacity in 2028, with SpaceX seeking Federal Communications Commission authorization for deploying up to one million AI-enabled satellites.
Bitcoin breached the $80,000 price level during overnight trading for the first time since May, though publicly traded cryptocurrency-related companies displayed mixed results. Strategy declined 0.5% after posting a 2.8% increase the previous trading day. Both Coinbase and Robinhood traded higher, reversing prior session losses.
Grand Canyon Education shares dropped approximately 5% after the company announced it had placed its Chief Financial Officer on paid administrative leave in connection with a government inquiry regarding third-party trading activity involving company shares.
Quarterly earnings reports scheduled for release after Tuesday’s market close include Intuit, Semtech, and Zoom Communications.


