Closing Bell Overtime: Chips, Memory Weakness Continues 7/13/26
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Michael Graham of Canaccord Genuity discusses whether large-cap earnings estimates can keep moving higher. Our Kate Rooney reports on the latest chapter in the rivalry between Elon Musk and Sam Altman and what it means for the AI industry.
Plus, the state of technology credit: Seth Meyer from Janus Henderson explains how investors are evaluating the wave of debt financing tied to AI infrastructure and hyperscaler spending. Jay Goldberg of Barclays previews bank earnings and explains what investors should expect from the financial sector as reporting season gets underway.
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