MarketCatalystServe Robotics closed at $3.92 on Monday, a fresh 52-week low, two months after cutting 2026 revenue guidance to $9 million to $10 million from $26 million. There was no new company headline today, so here is the reset behind the slide and what it leaves investors to weigh.
The Dow surged past 51,700 points while the Nasdaq slipped below 27,100. Energy stocks led gains on higher oil, and a modest 10‑year yield dip helped bond‑sensitive sectors rebound.
Visa shares are up about 9% since the end of September and trading at record levels, backed by 14% revenue growth last quarter and nearly 200% growth in stablecoin-linked card volume. Earnings on Oct. 27 are the next test.
Intel shared new specs for its Intel GPU D-series, formerly code-named Crescent Island, and new Xeon-based rack designs at the OCP Global Summit. The stock fell about 3% with chips on Monday. Here is what Intel said and what is still missing.
CXMT's 4F² announcement is a real long-term competitive signal, but it does not change near-term supply, HBM demand or a shortage that suppliers expect to last into 2027 and beyond. Where the sell-off may be getting ahead of the facts, and where the bears have a point.
Meta launched Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, its most advanced AI models yet. Wonder Full scored 56 on the Artificial Analysis index, just behind Claude Opus 5.5 at 58, according to the New York Times.