"Fueling upside, CEO Jensen Huang said there's "very high" demand for its H200 AI chips. He also said any H200 sales would be on top of the company's $500 billion two-year forecast that it shared last year. Plus, as we noted yesterday, "NVDA just announced the launch of its next-generation Vera Rubin superchip at CES 2026, "comprising six new chips designed to deliver one incredible AI supercomputer."
"Over the last few weeks, Bitcoin took a massive hit. In fact, since November, it dropped from about $107,489 to a low of about $83.462. Today, it's back to $91,893 and is starting to see an increase in inflow into ETFs. Roughly $1.2 billion flowed back into spot Bitcoin ETFs over the first two trading days of 2026, as investor demand regains momentum."
U.S. stock futures are little changed after the S&P 500 tested fresh highs. S&P futures are up about a point, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) is up fractionally, the Dow is up about 66 and the Nasdaq is down roughly 30. Gold and silver are lower while crude oil has fallen to $56.92 amid reports Venezuela will provide up to 50 million barrels to the U.S. Nvidia is set to open higher after CEO Jensen Huang said there is "very high" demand for H200 AI chips and after a Vera Rubin superchip announcement. Bitcoin fell from about $107,489 in November to near $83,462, then rebounded to roughly $91,893 with about $1.2 billion flowing into spot Bitcoin ETFs in early 2026.
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