Brian Sozzi

Market stability has returned ... for now.

Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger resurfaces with a message: The CHIPS Act was and is needed.

Former top Trump administration economic adviser Gary Cohn said some policy certainty from the Trump administration would be helpful to markets.

The losses are piling up for some of the market’s often go-to stocks. Microsoft (MSFT) shares have notched eight straight weeks of declines, Amazon’s (AMZN) stock has been down for seven straight weeks and Tesla (TSLA) has slid for an astounding nine consecutive weeks. While the Tesla sell-off could be attributed to company-specific concerns (demand weakness, Elon Musk’s work at DOGE), the reality is that large-cap tech stocks continue to be out of favor. Investors are rotating into more safe-haven names and questioning valuations on tech inside of a global trade war ignited by the Trump trade war. Recent demand warnings from big-cap plays Delta (DAL), Nike (NKE), and FedEx (FDX) aren’t helping to soothe concerns on tech as we approach first quarter earnings season in mid-April. For full episodes of Opening Bid, listen on your favorite podcast platform or watch on our website. Yahoo Finance's Opening Bid is produced by Langston Sessoms

Intel has a chance at brighter days under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, but it will take a while, Band of America analyst Vivek Arya said.

Pay closer attention to the macroeconomic story, please!

Wendy's aims to add some sizzle to its stock price this year.

Volatile times in markets require precision, Goldman Sachs reminds investors.

Tesla has at least one Wall Street supporter left.

Don't forget about the small-cap names in tech.