Stock market today: Nasdaq logs best week of 2025 as Dow, S&P 500 notch third-straight weekly gain
Published On Feb 14, 2025, 4:16 PM
US stocks closed mixed, with the Nasdaq 100 hitting a record high despite retail sales dropping 0.9% in January, which was below forecasts. Investors digested tariff updates and inflation data, while major tech stocks like Nvidia and Apple saw gains. Airbnb surged after positive earnings, while GameStop's shares rose amid speculation of investing in cryptocurrency. Contrarily, Moderna's shares fell after a significant earnings loss.
Stock Forecasts
ABNB
Positive
Airbnb's strong earnings and plans for expansion could drive significant growth in its stock price as it aims to dominate the travel and living needs market.
SPY
Neutral
Despite the recent retail sales slump, consumer demand remains strong with tech stocks gaining; however, the overall market might face volatility due to ongoing tariff plans which can affect investor confidence.
GME
Positive
GameStop could continue to gain traction if the speculation around cryptocurrency investment materializes, drawing more retail interest.
INTC
Neutral
The potential restructuring under the CHIPS Act and concerns about inflation may keep Intel's stock stable in the short term, but longer-term growth is promising as the market adapts to domestic production boosts.
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