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Five major tech and energy stocks dominate Wall Street watchlist this week

9 November 2026 · Source balance: Centre

Wall Street is gearing up for a busy week with earnings reports from several major companies that could shape market sentiment. Constellation Energy, which supplies power to data centres, leads Monday's earnings calendar. CoreWeave reports Tuesday, while Cisco Systems and Applied Materials release results Thursday. These companies are central to the artificial intelligence infrastructure boom that has dominated market activity. Investors will also be watching inflation data, with the consumer price index due Tuesday and producer price index on Friday. The broader market has been volatile in recent weeks, with concerns about rate expectations and the sustainability of AI spending growth. Key stocks like NVIDIA, AMD, Micron Technology, and SpaceX are among those drawing significant trading activity.

Key facts

  • Constellation Energy reports earnings Monday before market open, with analysts expecting $3.72 earnings per share on $9.21 billion revenue
  • Cisco Systems and Applied Materials report Thursday evening, with Applied Materials showing 10.5% earnings growth over past 90 days despite share-price decline
  • CoreWeave reports Tuesday after market close, with analysts expecting $1.45 loss per share
  • NVIDIA's November 17 earnings report is expected to provide broader assessment of AI ecosystem demand
  • Consumer price index arrives Tuesday and producer price index arrives Friday, both at 8:30 a.m. Eastern
  • NASDAQ has fallen nearly 12% from its October 6 record, while S&P 500 and NASDAQ lost 2.7%
  • Top stocks being watched include NVIDIA, AMD, Micron Technology, SpaceX, Cisco, Applied Materials, Constellation Energy, CoreWeave, and Nebius

Limits of this briefing

Coverage focuses primarily on technology, semiconductor, and energy stocks with limited perspective on other sectors. Political framing of market movements was not found in mainstream financial sources.

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