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The Nasdaq fell 2.5% in February as software stocks cratered, Nvidia sold off despite record earnings, and investors rotated out of AI winners into international markets and commodities.
Coupang reported $8.8 billion in Q4 revenue but missed EPS estimates after disclosing a data breach by a former employee that compromised 33 million user accounts.
Rocket Lab announced record quarterly revenue of $180 million and a backlog that surged 73% to $1.85 billion, while delaying the Neutron rocket's first launch to Q4 2026.
Netflix declined to match Paramount's $31-per-share bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, ending the biggest media bidding war in a decade. Netflix stock surged 10% on the withdrawal.
Salesforce reported record $11.2B in Q4 revenue and Agentforce ARR of $800M, but the stock fell 5% as investors fear AI agents will replace human software licenses.
Autodesk reported Q4 FY2026 revenue of $1.96 billion, up 19%, with free cash flow surging 54% to $2.4 billion as design software becomes critical AI-era infrastructure.
Zscaler reported Q2 FY2026 revenue of $815.8 million, up 26%, with AI Security ARR growing 80% and exceeding its full-year target three quarters ahead of schedule.
Adobe, Salesforce, and ServiceNow have fallen 25-30% in 2026 as AI disruption fears drive a $2 trillion selloff, yet their quarterly results show accelerating revenue and expanding margins.
Silver prices surged to $88 per ounce, driven by record industrial demand from solar panels, AI infrastructure, and EVs. The Silver Institute forecasts a 67 million ounce deficit in 2026.
WSTS forecasts $975B in global chip sales for 2026, up 25% YoY, yet semiconductor stocks fell sharply on Feb. 26 led by Nvidia's 5% decline. The gap between fundamentals and prices is historic.
Stellantis reported a net loss of 22.3 billion euros ($26.3B) for 2025, its first since formation. CEO Filosa blamed overestimating the energy transition. The dividend has been suspended.
Gold surged to $5,165 per ounce on Feb. 26, up 74% year over year, as central bank buying and inflation hedging converge. JP Morgan sees $6,300 ahead.