Τα futures του Dow ανεβαίνουν 195 μονάδες: 5 σημεία πριν το άνοιγμα της Wall Street

Τα futures του Dow ανεβαίνουν 195 μονάδες: 5 σημεία πριν το άνοιγμα της Wall Street
Devesh Kumar
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Devesh K.
05 Αυγ 2026, 14:21 Μ.Μ.

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Buy AMD (AI profitability)

Buy AMD. The setup is demand strength (record revenue +50% YoY; Q3 sales guidance above expectations) but the stock fell because margins didn’t expand (adjusted gross margin forecast stuck at 56%). That creates a clean catalyst path: any sign that AI mix is improving profitability (or that margins can expand without slowing growth) should re-rate the stock as “AI winners with expanding cash economics,” especially with Nvidia hardware being used exclusively in SpaceX data centers.

Βασικός κίνδυνος: AI demand stays strong but AMD’s gross margin fails to expand (or worsens) versus expectations, keeping the market focused on profitability, not revenue.

Sell SpaceX (SPACEX)

Sell SpaceX (SpaceX shares). The news is bullish on revenue and subscriber growth, but the market is punishing capital intensity: $18.37B spent in the quarter, including $15.83B on AI infrastructure, with margins still the core worry. Add the post-IPO lock-up expiries risk (more shares hitting the market) and the competitive threat to Verizon/AT&T from broader mobile ambitions—this caps upside even if growth stays strong.

Βασικός κίνδυνος: SpaceX proves AI infrastructure spend quickly converts into durable, rising margins and the lock-up selling is absorbed without a price break.

  • Dow and S&P futures edge up; SpaceX and AMD weigh on Nasdaq tech stocks.
  • SpaceX slides as $18.4 billion capex eclipses its strong revenue growth.
  • Jobs data and a packed earnings slate could reshape September rate bets.

Τα futures των αμερικανικών μετοχών ήταν μικτά την Τετάρτη, καθώς η αισιοδοξία για πιθανή συμφωνία στη Μέση Ανατολή στήριξε τους Dow και S&P 500, ενώ οι πωλήσεις μετά τις ανακοινώσεις κερδών σε SpaceX και AMD επιβάρυναν τον Nasdaq.

At 7:00 am ET, Dow futures rose 195 points and S&P 500 contracts gained 0.41%, while Nasdaq 100 futures slipped 0.02%.

Το διχασμένο αποτέλεσμα ακολούθησε ρεκόρ κλεισίματος για τους Dow και S&P 500 την Τρίτη, αλλά οι επενδυτές στρέφονταν ήδη στα στοιχεία ιδιωτικής απασχόλησης για τον Ιούλιο και στα δεδομένα υπηρεσιών, σε νέες δηλώσεις της Federal Reserve και σε ένα ακόμη πυκνό πρόγραμμα αποτελεσμάτων για ενδείξεις αν το ευρύτερο ράλι μπορεί να αντέξει σήμερα μια πιο επιλεκτική τεχνολογική συναλλαγή.

5 πράγματα που πρέπει να ξέρετε πριν ανοίξει η Wall Street

1. Τα ρεκόρ συναντούν μια πιο επιλεκτική τεχνολογική συναλλαγή

Το ράλι της Τρίτης ώθησε τους Dow και S&P 500 σε ρεκόρ κλεισίματος, με ώθηση από ισχυρά αποτελέσματα και την αισιοδοξία ότι η Washington και η Tehran ενδέχεται να πλησιάζουν σε συμφωνία για τη ναυσιπλοΐα μέσω του Strait of Hormuz.

Το διπλωματικό υπόβαθρο παραμένει εύθραυστο. Το Iran έχει αμφισβητήσει ισχυρισμούς για άμεσες ειρηνευτικές διαπραγματεύσεις, ενώ οι επιθέσεις σε περιφερειακές θαλάσσιες μεταφορές συνεχίστηκαν.

Το πετρέλαιο ανέκαμψε την Τετάρτη μετά από Houthi strike σε Saudi tanker, δείχνοντας ότι η ανακούφιση του πληθωρισμού από την πώληση αργού την Τρίτη θα μπορούσε να αντιστραφεί γρήγορα.

2. SpaceX growth is eclipsed by the spending bill

SpaceX shares fell about 10% before the bell even after quarterly revenue rose 92% to $7.8 billion and its net loss narrowed to $541 million.

Starlink and other connectivity operations generated $4.29 billion of revenue, while subscribers doubled from a year earlier to 12 million.

The concern was capital intensity. SpaceX spent $18.37 billion during the quarter, including $15.83 billion on AI infrastructure.

The approaching start of post-IPO lock-up expiries on Thursday adds another technical risk by increasing the potential supply of shares.

Verizon and AT&T also fell more than 2% after SpaceX outlined ambitions for a broader mobile service, raising competitive concerns for established telecom operators.

3. AMD proves demand is strong, but margins remain the test

AMD reported record second-quarter revenue of $11.54 billion, up 50% from a year earlier, while adjusted earnings reached $1.66 a share.

The company forecast third-quarter sales of $12.7 billion to $13.3 billion, above market expectations.

Yet AMD shares dropped about 8.1% as investors focused on an adjusted gross-margin forecast of 56%, unchanged from the second quarter despite another expected rise in revenue.

The reaction suggests the market now wants proof that AI demand can expand profitability, not simply sales.

Nvidia gained about 1.9% after SpaceX indicated it would use the company’s hardware exclusively in its data centres. Intel and Micron each lost roughly 1.5%.

4. Labour and services data could reset rate bets

The ADP private-employment report is due at 8:15 am ET, followed by the final S&P Global services PMI at 9:45 am and the ISM services index at 10 am.

Employment and prices-paid measures will be watched for evidence that labour demand and services inflation remain firm.

Traders assigned a 58.4% probability to a quarter-point Federal Reserve increase in September.

Kansas City Fed President Jeff Schmid said further tightening may be needed to return inflation to 2%, while Governor Lisa Cook and San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly are also scheduled to speak.

Strong data could lift Treasury yields and pressure growth stocks. Softer figures would support bonds, though a sharp slowdown could revive concerns about economic momentum.

5. Disney and Lilly lead a crowded earnings day

Disney, Eli Lilly, Uber, CVS, Honeywell, Kraft Heinz and Shopify are among the companies reporting before the opening bell.

Disney’s update will test streaming profitability and theme-park demand, while Lilly’s results will provide another read on the obesity and diabetes drug market.

After the close, attention shifts to SanDisk, Western Digital and eBay.

SanDisk and Western Digital are particularly important for the AI infrastructure trade because investors have priced in strong storage demand, higher memory prices and limited supply.

Wall Street’s record run therefore faces a broader examination than the mixed futures imply.

Diplomacy is supporting the index level, but SpaceX, AMD, jobs data and another earnings wave will determine whether investors continue rewarding growth or rotate further towards companies with clearer cash returns.