Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV’s producers were watching as the S & P 500 posted its fourth consecutive losing day, and what’s on the radar for the next session. Nvidia The tech giant reports Wednesday after the bell. CNBC TV’s Jon Fortt speaks with CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. ET. The stock is down nearly 7% over the past three months. Nvidia is 17% from the Jan. 7 high. NVDA 3M mountain Nvidia shares over the past three months Amazon CNBC TV’s Jon Fortt also will interview CEO Andy Jassy. Amazon shares are 12% from the Feb. 4 high. The stock is down 6% in a week. Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev was on “Mad Money” with Jim Cramer on Tuesday night. Among other things, Cramer asked him about the market for prediction. Tenev said, “I think that prediction markets are going to be a bigger and bigger thing across all events. And of course there’s lots of market participants. There’s people that speculate, folks that use it to hedge like any market, and I think Robinhood can serve all of them.” Tenev also gave his first reaction to the end of the SEC’s probe of Robinhood . He said, “It’s nice not to have to play as much defense. Frankly, in the last administration, we were playing a lot of defense. There was an all-out assault on not just crypto but individual retail trading in general with market structure proposals, predictive data analytics — which is basically an assault on AI and financial services — so now we’re fortunate to have an administration that wants the U.S. to be No. 1 in AI, financial services and crypto. The stock has been a real “steal from the bulls, give to the bears” kind of story. It is down 24% in five sessions. Robinhood is down six straight sessions. HOOD 5D mountain Robinhood shares over the past five sessions Tesla Amid Elon Musk’s efforts in Washington, the stock took a hit on Tuesday. It dropped 8.4%. Tesla is below the trillion-dollar market cap now. The stock is up 20% since the election, but it’s down 29% since inauguration day. The Relative Strength Index on this stock is now 28.8, meaning it would be considered “oversold.” RSI measures short term buying and selling. A reading of 30 indicates a stock is “oversold,” and a 70 or above indicates “overbought.” An RSI is just one of many metrics traders use when considering to buy a stock. Neither oversold nor overbought is a guarantee that a trend is about to reverse. Palantir The stock is now down 29.5% in a week. Palantir fell 3.1% on Tuesday. The market Since President Donald Trump was sworn into office last month, the S & P 500 is down 0.7%. The Nasdaq 100 is down 1.65% since that day. The Nasdaq Composite is down 3% in that time. The Dow Transports are down 3.17%. The Russell 2000 is down 4.65% since Trump’s inauguration. The Dow Industrials are up 0.3%. The story is indeed different if you go back to Election Day. Since Trump was elected, the Dow, Nasdaq and S & P 500 have all gained about 3%. The Nasdaq 100 is up 4.25% in that time. .SPX 1M mountain The S & P 500 in the past month The Great American Consumer Anheuser-Busch reports in the morning. The stock is flat in the past three months. Shares are 19% from the May high. Lowe’s reports in the morning. The stock is down nearly 12% in three months. Shares are 15.5% from the mid-October high. Bloomin’ Brands reports in the morning. The stock is down about 16% in three months, and it’s 60% from the March 2024 high. EBay reports in the afternoon. The stock up 9% in three months. It is just off the high. Urban Outfitters reports in the afternoon. The stock is up 30% in three months, 13.6% from last month’s high. The SPDR S & P Retail ETF (XRT) is down 3% since Trump’s inauguration, and it’s down nearly 2% since the November election. It is also 10.6% from the late November high. Stellantis The automaker reports before the bell Wednesday morning. Stellantis is up about 5% over the past three months. The stock is 52% from the 52-week high. Ford is down 17% in three months, 36% from the July high. GM is down 22% in three months, 24% from the November high. STLA 3M mountain Stellantis shares in the past three months Wednesday is 3M’s investor day CNBC’s Seema Mody will cover the event starting at 9 a.m. Shares of 3M is 5.5% from the Jan. 31 high. It is up about 90% in a year.
