$EYE

National Vision Holdings Inc

  • NASDAQ
  • Retail Trade
  • Specialty Stores
  • Beer, Wine, and Liquor Stores

PRICE

$22.78 ▼-0.524%

Last Close

VOLUME

1,304,095

DAY RANGE

22.36 - 22.96

52 WEEK

13.71 - 27.02

Join Discuss about EYE with like-minded investors

HO
@howie6982 #ivtrades
recently

clsk may be setting up for a great PUT set up. sitting at a major resistance level and a double top. Keeping my eye on that one.

111 Replies 7 👍 12 🔥

profile
@thegiz18 #ivtrades
recently

Anything can happen, /TN worth keeping an eye on

94 Replies 13 👍 9 🔥

profile
@Housty #droscrew
recently

I ahve had my eye on these 191-192 level on IWM and qqq 406 for a while. If we get above those this week i might try a short, market flows not so positive after opex to before Xmas, but unless it crashes which doesnt seem likely i expect i will go long again into the new year

147 Replies 13 👍 15 🔥

TR
@trademaster #TradeHouses
recently

Dollar slips to multi-month low as traders eye PCE data

101 Replies 6 👍 11 🔥

CH
@CharlesW #vpatraders
recently

May all your trades come to fruition... I have found two other books besides the Hour Between Dog and Wolf which have been extremely enlightening... The Best Loser Wins, and Trading in the Zone they are totally eye opening on changing the way we would logically look at trades when the market is anything but logical

124 Replies 11 👍 14 🔥

profile
@PivotBoss #P I V O T B O S S
recently

**PivotBoss Pre-Market Video [November 16, 2023]: Digestion Ahead of Expansion?** NOVEMBER 16, 2023 — THURSDAY AM The ES, NQ, and YM have developed narrow 2-day ranges ahead of early pre-market data today. Will this digestion lead to expansion ahead? Watch 4500 in the ES, as a failure here could lead to a return to the breakout point from CPI day. Overall, the bullish trend remains intact in the YM, but keep an eye on 34,800 in case of failure. The NQ has the best rejection day location at the quarterly high, so watch 15,800 for signs of weakness. Crude Oil bears remain in control through the first week of December.

59 Replies 8 👍 12 🔥

profile
@Trader7 #Trader24
recently

**Home Depot & Walmart: Earnings Preview** This week, investors shall keep an eye on earnings from the two behemoths of the retail trade sector – Home Depot and Walmart. Home Depot sells tools, construction products, appliances and services while Walmart operates a chain of hypermarkets, discount department stores and grocery stores. By market capitalization in the global retail sector, both were ranked 3rd and 2nd respectively, right after Amazon. https://analysis.hfeu.com/en-eu/746755/

59 Replies 7 👍 8 🔥

profile
@dros #droscrew
recently

yeah that's pretty notable I'd say > @Housty said: sorta eye catching

90 Replies 12 👍 8 🔥

profile
@Housty #droscrew
recently

sorta eye catching

56 Replies 15 👍 9 🔥

TR
@trademaster #TradeHouses
recently

Investing.com -- U.S. stocks are rising in early trading on Wednesday as investors await the latest Federal Reserve decision on interest rates later today. At 09:51 ET (13:51 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 44 points or 0.1%, while the S&P 500 was up 0.3% and the NASDAQ Composite was up 0.5%. The main indices on Wall Street closed the month higher for the day, attempting to regain their footing at the end of a bruising October. The blue chip Dow fell 1.4% and the broad-based S&P dropped 2.2% last month, resulting in their first three-month losing streak since March 2020. The tech-heavy fell 2.8%, its worst October since 2018. Fed’s policy decision in spotlight Investors have been worried about the potential for the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates at elevated levels, or even higher, for longer than previously expected, especially in the wake of last week’s strong third quarter economic growth estimates. The U.S. central bank concludes its latest two-day policy meeting later in the session. Investors widely expect the Fed to hold rates steady, and comments from Chair Jerome Powell will again take the spotlight as investors parse every word to gauge if another interest rate increase is on the cards later this year. ADP payrolls lower than expected ahead of Friday’s key report There are plenty of economic releases to digest Wednesday, including the October ADP private sector payrolls, which came in at a lower than expected 113,000 though still stronger than the last reading. September JOLTS job openings data are due out later in the morning. These come ahead of Friday’s jobs report which will give the Fed and investors a new detailed reading on the state of the still-tight labor market. Investors will also keep an eye on the country’s future refinancing plans, with yields close to historic highs, even after the Treasury forecasted a lower fourth-quarter borrowing need than previously flagged. Earnings season continues in force There are a number of companies due to report earnings, including fintech PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) and home share company Airbnb (NASDAQ:ABNB). Norwegian Cruise Lines beat profit expectations but guided to fourth quarter results below expectations citing operational impacts from external events including the conflict in the Middle East. Shares were flat. Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) stock rose more than 4% after the chipmaker forecast fourth-quarter revenue and gross margins below Wall Street estimates. Match Group (NASDAQ:MTCH) stock slumped 13% after the Tinder dating app parent offered up disappointing revenue guidance for the fourth quarter. Oil gains ahead of Fed decision Oil prices rose Wednesday in cautious trading ahead of the conclusion of the latest Fed meeting, with traders also closely watching the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Data from the American Petroleum Institute industry body indicated, on Tuesday, that U.S. oil inventories rose 1.3 million barrels last week, slightly less than expected. Official data from the Energy Information Administration is due later in the session.

84 Replies 13 👍 8 🔥

TR
@trademaster #TradeHouses
recently

By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian stocks edged higher on Wednesday ahead of a keenly awaited policy decision from the Federal Reserve later in the day, while the yen was stuck near one-year lows against the dollar as Tokyo ramped up intervention warnings. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was 0.14% higher. The index has clocked three straight months of losses. Japan's Nikkei was 2% higher. European stocks looked set to open on a surer footing, with the Eurostoxx 50 futures up 0.34%, German DAX futures up 0.37% and FTSE futures 0.27% higher. The spotlight on Wednesday will firmly be on the Federal Reserve's policy decision, with the central bank widely expected to hold rates steady. Comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell will be scrutinized to gauge where interest rates are headed and how long they will stay higher. Erik Weisman, chief economist and portfolio manager at MFS Investment Management, said the Fed will keep the option of future rate hikes firmly on the table until the labour market cools considerably and inflationary pressures ease. "Chairman Powell will also argue that the lagged effects of past hikes have not fully impacted the economy and that patience is prudent." Markets are pricing in a 29% chance of a 25 basis point hike in December and a 35% chance of a 25 bps hike in January, the CME FedWatch tool showed. Treasury yields remained elevated, with the yield on 10-year Treasury notes up 4.5 basis points to 4.920%. The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond was up 5.4 basis points to 5.078%. [US/] The two-year U.S. Treasury yield, which typically moves in step with interest rate expectations, was up 1.2 basis points at 5.083%. Claudio Irigoyen, global head of economics at BofA Global Research, said the most important question for the next three to five years in the discussion about U.S. fiscal policy is whether interest rates will go back to pre-pandemic levels. "Or if this is a new regime of higher real interest rate," Irigoyen said. "And I think that I am more on the camp of the second option." YEN VIGIL Market focus in Asia was firmly on the yen in the wake of the Bank of Japan's decision to tweak its bond yield control policy again on Tuesday, further loosening its grip on long-term interest rates. The move drove a broad slide in the yen on Tuesday, tumbling to a one-year low against the dollar and touching a 15-year low against the euro as investors had expected a bigger BOJ step towards ending years of massive monetary stimulus. "The market has seen the tweak to a flexible regime as clear dovish development," said Chris Weston, head of research at Pepperstone. "Once again market players have been left frustrated by the lack of urgency shown by the BOJ, and either closed yen longs or flipped into outright yen shorts." The sharp drop in the yen prompted a fresh and sterner warning from Japan's top currency diplomat Masato Kanda that authorities were on standby to respond to recent "one-sided, sharp" moves in the currency. The yen strengthened 0.24% to 151.31 per dollar following the comments but remained close to one-year lows of 151.74 it hit on Tuesday and the three-decade low of 151.94 touched last year, which triggered an intervention by Tokyo at the time. Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was up 0.075% at 106.75. Sterling was last at $1.2135, down 0.16% on the day. China shares was up 0.14%, while the Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index eased 0.09%. Data on Wednesday showed Asia's manufacturers faced worsening pressure in October with factory activity in China slipping back into decline, clouding recovery prospects for the region's major exporters already squeezed by weaker global demand and higher prices. Oil prices inched higher ahead of the Fed decision, with the market keeping a close eye on the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas conflict. U.S. crude rose 0.07% to $81.08 per barrel and Brent was at $85.20, up 0.21% on the day. [O/R] Asian stocks subdued ahead of Fed, frail yen in focus

43 Replies 15 👍 6 🔥

TR
@trademaster #TradeHouses
recently

By Trixie Yap (Reuters) -Oil prices rebounded in Asian trade on Tuesday, after a drop of more than 3% in the previous session, as worries over supply stirred by conflict in the Middle East offset dismal China data. December Brent crude futures, set to expire on Tuesday, rose 65 cents, or 0.74%, to stand at $88.10 a barrel by 0637 GMT. The more heavily traded January Brent crude futures climbed 63 cents, or 0.73%,to $86.98. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude increased 67 cents, or 0.81%, to $82.98. Oil tumbled on Monday as investors grew cautious ahead of Wednesday's U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, despite an escalation of Israel's attacks on Gaza. "Although it implemented a ground attack, it also retreated very quickly and Iran is currently only resorting to verbal deterrence," said CMC Markets (LON:CMCX)' analyst Leon Li, who is based in the Chinese commercial hub of Shanghai. "If this evolves into a full-scale invasion and there is involvement from Iran, tighter supply worries could resurface." Prices had rebounded on a technical correction earlier on Tuesday and market upside now hangs on whether Israel expands its ground offensive, he added. In a note, ING analysts said, "Disruptions to Iranian oil flows remain the most obvious risk to the market." Such lost supply could range between 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) and 1 million bpd if the United States strictly enforces sanctions once again, they added, although Middle East developments had yet to affect oil supply. In China, weaker-than-expected manufacturing and non-manufacturing activity data stoked fears of slowing fuel demand from the world's No. 2 oil consumer. Its official purchasing managers' index missed a forecast and dipped back below the 50-point level separating contraction from expansion. Prices gained some support on concern over prospects for crude exports from Venezuela, riven by election uncertainty. The Supreme Court's suspension of the results of this month's opposition presidential primary is likely to call into question whether the United States will keep up its relief from sanctions for Venezuela, the ING analysts said. The U.S. had recently decided to ease sanctions in return for the promise of fairer elections in 2024, they added. Markets were also keeping a close eye on the U.S. central bank meeting ending on Wednesday, despite a high likelihood it will keep interest rates steady, according to a poll by CME's Fedwatch tool.

66 Replies 6 👍 10 🔥

TR
@trademaster #TradeHouses
recently

Investing.com -- U.S. stocks are rising as investors await a week that includes the Federal Reserve's latest decision on interest rates, the jobs report for October, and earnings from Apple. At 11:07 ET (15:07 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 324 points or 1%, while the S&P 500 was up 0.7% and the NASDAQ Composite rose 0.9%. The broad-based S&P slumped 2.5% last week, over 10% below its 2023 high and thus falling into correction territory, putting it on course for its third-straight negative month. This would be its first such streak since 2020, in the pandemic era. Fed meeting to drive sentiment Weighing on Wall Street last week was a sharp jump in Treasury yields, as traders fretted that a resilient economy would mean that the Federal Reserve kept interest rates at elevated levels for longer than previously expected, The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield jumped above 5% for the first time since 2007, but has since retraced to 4.87%. This brings Wednesday’s Federal Reserve policy meeting firmly into the spotlight, with investors eager to hear policymakers' views on the state of the economy and the outlook for interest rates. Most investors are betting that the Fed is done tightening after Chair Jerome Powell said that rising long-term yields reduce the need for further rate increases, though some believe another hike could come when the central bank meets again in December. Payrolls report due Friday The economic data slate is largely empty Monday, and the week’s key release will be Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report for October. After a blockbuster 336,000 jobs were added in September, economists are expecting more moderate jobs growth of 182,000, which is still consistent with a robust labor market. The unemployment rate is expected to remain at 3.8%, while wage growth is expected to ease to 4% year-on-year, which would mark a post-pandemic period low. Apple the highlight of week’s results Markets will also be keeping an eye on quarterly results from several large U.S. companies this week. Fast food giant McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) beat expectations as revenue rose 14% and same store sales rose 8.8% on price increases. Shares rose 1.5%. Investors will also be watching the auto makers after reports early Monday that General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) had reached a tentative agreement with United Auto Workers, potentially setting the stage for an end to a strike, and after Ford Motor (NYSE:F) and Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) have also reached agreements with the union. GM shares rose 0.5%. However, the main earnings report will come from tech giant Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), the world’s largest company by market value, which is due to release its fourth-quarter earnings after the bell on Thursday. Third quarter earnings season has seen disappointments from some Big Tech names, with shares of Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) slumping after their respective reports. Crude slips at start of busy week Oil prices fell Monday as traders adopted a cautious stance at the start of a week that includes a Federal Reserve policy meeting as well as key Chinese economic activity data. Prices registered hefty losses over the course of the week as there were few signs that the conflict in the Middle East would expand into a wider regional war. (Oliver Gray contributed to this item.)

99 Replies 13 👍 8 🔥

GM
@gman2 #ivtrades
recently

$GLD getting ready to challenge ATH. Keep an eye on it.

138 Replies 12 👍 6 🔥

NE
@Neoburner #vpatraders
recently

have they extended the pro version to more than 5 now? might consider again if so, it's the sync for me, being able to close down and pickup the iPad/phone on the move would be a great advantage! > @Rouges said: TV allows only 2 connections exclusively in the free version the other versions, allow many more tabs/connections such as many more features, more indicators that you can load on the chart, more alerts, more tf, etc. personally, each currency/cross in 4 tf on a layout = that's 28 connections, plus another 6 between indexes and gold + 1 layout, again with 4 tf, for each Array, Matrix and CSI + 1 layout for Heatmap + layout for Radar Panel as you can see I use all the max connections of TV paid version...everything always open and I can quickly keep an eye on it, which I couldn't with MT (more MT installations, more open sessions, so multicore management, etc. even more complicated to manage multimonitor with vps and then rdp) ...not exactly friendly (for me), better TV or NT

72 Replies 10 👍 7 🔥

profile
@Trader7 #Trader24
recently

**Market Update – Stock markets pressured, as bond yields rise** Stock markets have remained underwater through the Asian part of the session, and European as well as US futures are in the red, as markets eye developments in the Middle East. The Israel-Hamas war continued to shake the markets. The explosion at a Gaza hospital on Tuesday, and the failure of diplomatic efforts to bring all sides together for negotiations, added to the increasingly tense tone and the threat of a widening in the conflict. https://analysis.hfeu.com/en-eu/740241/

129 Replies 12 👍 11 🔥

profile
@RougesInvest #vpatraders
recently

TV allows only 2 connections exclusively in the free version the other versions, allow many more tabs/connections such as many more features, more indicators that you can load on the chart, more alerts, more tf, etc. personally, each currency/cross in 4 tf on a layout = that's 28 connections, plus another 6 between indexes and gold + 1 layout, again with 4 tf, for each Array, Matrix and CSI + 1 layout for Heatmap + layout for Radar Panel as you can see I use all the max connections of TV paid version...everything always open and I can quickly keep an eye on it, which I couldn't with MT (more MT installations, more open sessions, so multicore management, etc. even more complicated to manage multimonitor with vps and then rdp) ...not exactly friendly (for me), better TV or NT

92 Replies 14 👍 13 🔥

TR
@trademaster #TradeHouses
recently

By Yuka Obayashi and Emily Chow TOKYO (Reuters) -Oil traded mostly flat on Monday after surging last week as investors wait to see if the Israel-Hamas conflict draws in other countries - a development that would potentially drive up prices further and deal a fresh blow to the global economy. Brent futures were last flat at $90.89 per barrel at 0419 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was down 2 cents to $87.67 a barrel. Both benchmarks climbed nearly 6% on Friday, posting their highest daily percentage gains since April, as investors priced in the possibility of a wider Middle East conflict. For the week, Brent advanced 7.5% while WTI climbed 5.9%. "Investors are trying to figure out the impact of the conflict while a large-scale ground assault has not begun after the 24-hour deadline that Israel first notified residents of the northern half of Gaza to flee to the south," said Hiroyuki Kikukawa, president of NS Trading, a unit of Nissan (OTC:NSANY) Securities. "The impact that may involve oil-producing countries has been factored into the prices to some extent, but if an actual ground invasion were to occur and have an impact on oil supply, the prices could easily exceed $100 a barrel," he said. The conflict in the Middle East has had little impact on global oil and gas supplies, and Israel is not a big producer. But the war between Islamist group Hamas and Israel poses one of the most significant geopolitical risks to oil markets since Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year, amid concerns about any potential escalation involving Iran. Market participants are assessing what a wider conflict might imply for supplies from countries in the world's top oil producing region, including Saudi Arabia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates. If Tehran is found to be directly involved in the Hamas attack, it would likely result in the U.S. fully enforcing its sanctions on Iran's oil exports, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (OTC:CMWAY) analyst Vivek Dhar said in a note on Monday. "The U.S. has turned a blind eye on its sanctions on Iran's oil exports this year as it looked to improve diplomatic ties with Iran," he said. "The 0.5-1 million barrels per day increase in Iran's oil exports this year - equivalent to 0.5-1% of global oil supply - is at risk of being sidelined if U.S. sanctions are enforced in full." Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed on Sunday to "demolish Hamas" as his troops prepared to move into the Gaza Strip in pursuit of Hamas militants whose deadly rampage through Israeli border towns shocked the world. Iran warned on Saturday that if Israel's "war crimes and genocide" are not stopped then the situation could spiral out of control with "far-reaching consequences." With fears of the conflict escalating, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will return to Israel on Monday to talk "about the way forward" after several days of shuttle diplomacy between Arab states. The U.S. last week imposed the first sanctions on owners of tankers carrying Russian oil priced above the G7's price cap of $60 a barrel, an effort to close loopholes in the mechanism designed to punish Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine. Russia is one of the world's top crude exporters, and the tighter U.S. scrutiny of its shipments could curtail supply.

98 Replies 13 👍 9 🔥

TR
@trademaster #TradeHouses
recently

Investing.com -- Oil prices edged lower Tuesday, handing back some of the previous session’s hefty gains as traders digest the possibility of a wider impact from the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas. By 09:25 ET (13.25 GMT), the U.S. crude futures traded 0.4% lower at $86.08 a barrel, while the Brent contract dropped 0.3% to $87.86. Will Iranian supply be impacted by conflict? Both benchmark contracts surged more than 4% Monday on concerns the war between Hamas and Israel, which exploded into deadly violence over the weekend, will result in other countries in the oil-rich region being dragged into the conflict. Iran, in particular, has always voiced its support for Hamas, and questions are being asked over the extent of its assistance. "There is still plenty of uncertainty across markets following the attacks in Israel over the weekend," said ING analysts, in a note. "If reports of Iran's involvement turn out to be true, this would provide another boost to prices, as we would expect to see the U.S. enforcing oil sanctions against Iran more strictly. That would further tighten an already tight market." Since late 2022, Washington has turned a blind eye to surging Iranian oil exports, bypassing American sanctions. The priority in Washington was an informal détente with Tehran so as to allow the world more in the advent of the OPEC cuts. As a result, Iranian oil output is estimated to have surged nearly 700,000 barrels a day this year – the second-largest source of incremental supply in 2023, behind only US shale oil. OPEC+ says cuts will continue The market also received support on Monday after Saudi Energy Minister Abdulaziz bin Salman said production cuts by the global group of oil producers known as OPEC+ will continue. The Saudis and Russians, who jointly lead the OPEC+, are withholding a daily supply of 1.3 million barrels between them, while the rest of the 23-nation alliance is contributing to a squeeze of another 2 million barrels or more. “I honestly believe that the best thing I could say is that the cohesion of OPEC+ should not be challenged,” Abdulaziz said on the sidelines of a climate conference in Riyadh. “We’ve been through the worst, I don’t think we will have to go through any terrible situation at all,” “Yes, we may be delayed with a decision on what to do, but I would not forfeit the precautionary approach, even if it goes beyond a month or two, or three or four months, or five months,” he added. IMF downgrades 2024 growth forecast That said, concerns about slowing global growth continue, especially with central banks continuing to clamp down on inflation. The International Monetary Fund cut its global growth forecast for 2024 in its latest World Economic Outlook, seeing real gross domestic product growth of 2.9%, down from 3.0% seen at its prior update in July. There are a number of Fed officials scheduled to speak later Tuesday, while traders will also be looking out for the minutes from the central bank's September gathering on Wednesday, while all-important consumer price figures are set to be published on Thursday. (Barani Krishnan contributed to this article.)

64 Replies 8 👍 14 🔥

TR
@trademaster #TradeHouses
recently

By Anna Tong, Max A. Cherney, Christopher Bing and Stephen Nellis SAN FRANCISCO/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is exploring making its own artificial intelligence chips and has gone as far as evaluating a potential acquisition target, according to people familiar with the company’s plans. The company has not yet decided to move ahead, according to recent internal discussions described to Reuters. However, since at least last year it discussed various options to solve the shortage of expensive AI chips that OpenAI relies on, according to people familiar with the matter. These options have included building its own AI chip, working more closely with other chipmakers including Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and also diversifying its suppliers beyond Nvidia. OpenAI declined to comment. CEO Sam Altman has made the acquisition of more AI chips a top priority for the company. He has publicly complained about the scarcity of graphics processing units, a market dominated by Nvidia, which controls more than 80% of the global market for the chips best suited to run AI applications. The effort to get more chips is tied to two major concerns Altman has identified: a shortage of the advanced processors that power OpenAI's software and the “eye-watering” costs associated with running the hardware necessary to power its efforts and products. Since 2020, OpenAI has developed its generative artificial intelligence technologies on a massive supercomputer constructed by Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), one of its largest backers, that uses 10,000 of Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs). Running ChatGPT is very expensive for the company. Each query costs roughly 4 cents, according to an analysis from Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon. If ChatGPT queries grow to a tenth the scale of Google search, it would require roughly $48.1 billion worth of GPUs initially and about $16 billion worth of chips a year to keep operational. CUSTOM CHIPS ERA An effort to develop its own AI chips would put OpenAI among a small group of large tech players such as Alphabet’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google and Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) that have sought to take control over designing the chips that are fundamental to their businesses. It is not clear whether OpenAI will move ahead with a plan to build a custom chip. Doing so would be a major strategic initiative and a heavy investment that could amount to hundreds of millions of dollars a year in costs, according to industry veterans. Even if OpenAI committed resources to the task it would not guarantee success. An acquisition of a chip company could speed the process of building OpenAI’s own chip - as it did for Amazon.com and its acquisition of Annapurna Labs in 2015. OpenAI had considered the path to the point where it performed due diligence on a potential acquisition target, according to one of the people familiar with its plans. The identity of the company OpenAI examined purchasing could not be learned. Even if OpenAI goes ahead with plans for a custom chip - including an acquisition - the effort is likely to take several years leaving the company dependent on commercial providers like Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) in the meantime. Some big tech companies have been building their own processors for years with limited results. Meta's custom chip effort has been beset with issues, leading the company to scrap some of its AI chips, according to a Reuters report. The Facebook (NASDAQ:META) owner is now working on a newer chip that will span all types of AI work. OpenAI's main backer, Microsoft, is also developing a custom AI chip that OpenAI is testing, The Information has reported. The plans could signal further distancing between the two companies. Demand for specialized AI chips has soared since the launch of ChatGPT last year. Specific chips, or AI accelerators, are necessary to train and run the latest generative AI technology. Nvidia is one of the few chipmakers that produces useful AI chips and dominates the market.

44 Replies 9 👍 15 🔥

GM
@gman2 #ivtrades
recently

$KVUE worth keeping an eye on. Large open interest in Nov 22.5 Calls as well.

82 Replies 8 👍 13 🔥

TR
@trademaster #TradeHouses
recently

Analysis-What rate hike? Investors eye ECB rate cuts as economy weakens

82 Replies 12 👍 7 🔥

JO
@John_Seattle #ivtrades
recently

I don't deal in PUTs very often. just me. This caught my eye. ZS - today up 7 at $154. No news- maybe general tide of CRWD and OKTA results. Earnings on 9/5 today 2500 Sep 8 115 PUTs purchased prelude to a fall? a 25% fall?

133 Replies 8 👍 11 🔥

SC
@scottzman #droscrew
recently

gm, keep eye on the dollar if it breaks out tech is toast

59 Replies 6 👍 11 🔥

profile
@Mazi_P #PlutoTraders
recently

I KNOW WE FAVORED USD THIS WEEK AND WE HAVE BEEN KILLING THIS WEEK... BUT I NEVER TAKE MY EYE OFF OF MY FAVORITE PAIR

70 Replies 7 👍 14 🔥

profile
@PivotBoss #P I V O T B O S S
recently

**PivotBoss Pre-Market Video [August 03, 2023]: Watch yLO** AUGUST 03, 2023 — THURSDAY AM The ES, NQ, and YM are each trading below yLO after yesterday's downtrending day. Will we see a Fade After Trend Day move higher today? If so, a rejection at yLO must be seen, which would then lead to a return to yMID above. The ES bulls needs above 4535, the NQ above 14450, and the YM above 35400. Crude Oil has seen a tremendous fade after trend day move already, and is currently above yMID. But keep an eye on 80.51. Gold could see an 80-point rally ahead if it can hold 1960.

67 Replies 15 👍 10 🔥

Key Metrics

Market Cap

1.79 B

Beta

1.55

Avg. Volume

1.22 M

Shares Outstanding

78.31 M

Yield

0%

Public Float

0

Next Earnings Date

2024-05-09

Next Dividend Date

Company Information

national vision is one of the fastest-growing optical retailers in the country, and every day, our 8,000 employees work together to support our vision – that everyone deserves to see their best to live their best. national vision, inc. operates five companies as part of our family of optical retailers – america's best contacts & eyeglasses, eyeglass world, vision centers brought to you by walmart, vista optical inside fred meyer and optical centers on select military bases. with more than 800 retail locations in 44 states, d.c. and puerto rico, our mission is to help people by making quality eye care and eyewear more affordable and accessible.

CEO: Leonard Fahs

Website:

HQ: 2435 Commerce Ave Bldg 2200 Duluth, 30096-4980 Georgia

Related News