The Latest Breaking News from SNOW

Growth stocks Investors turned away from software companies with consumption, or usage-based business models amid a slowdown in corporate spending on cloud computing services. But the cloud tide may be turning.

The spread will achieve the maximum profit if SNOW stock closes below 160 on Nov. 17.

Snowflake and Splunk are two leading software stocks with room to grow. But after taking a look at the key metrics, which tech stock is a better buy right now?

Snowflake earnings Wednesday topped analyst expectations and showed 36% revenue growth. SNOW stock jumped in recent aftermarket trading.

As we continue to ride the wave of technological advancement, semiconductors and their applications in various industries stand at the forefront with robust growth prospects. Hence, fundamentally sound chip stocks NVIDIA (NVDA), ASML Holding (ASML), and Everspin Technologies (MRAM) could be quality additions to your watchlist. Keep reading.

Traders who think Snowflake will not reclaim the 50-day line could look at a bear call spread.

Microsoft led the major indexes higher Thursday, but market pullback risks are rising. Adobe rose overnight on earnings as it touted an "AI era."

Snowflake posts strong results but investors did not like the guidance. Here's the level the stock must hold now.

Despite ongoing global economic turbulence, IT spending is projected to grow this year. Hence, the fundamentally strong tech stock Dropbox (DBX) might be worth buying. However, Snowflake (SNOW) and Shift4 Payments (FOUR) might be best avoided, given their fundamental weakness. Keep reading.

Tech futures jump as Nvidia surges on earnings and blowout guidance, while other AI plays rallied. Fitch put the U.S. AAA rating on negative watch.

Snowflake earnings topped estimates but SNOW stock plunged as its product revenue outlook for the July quarter missed analyst expectations.