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  <url><loc>https://aimarketsignal.com/en/2026-11-14/</loc><news:news><news:publication><news:name>Brad AI Market Signal</news:name><news:language>en</news:language></news:publication><news:publication_date>2026-11-14</news:publication_date><news:title>October PPI at 6.5% y/y (highest since 2022, core topping expectations) pushed 10Y to 5.15% — its third straight up-day — and took SOX down -3.43% to 10,146 even as the Nasdaq printed its best week since August: the rates leg is now the AI complex&#x27;s dominant counterparty. The Kress file turned the 11/17 NVDA print into an audit of the promise web: as CFO she opposed Huang&#x27;s proposed $250B OpenAI backstop (the Ohio project was cut to $120B, ~$100B guaranteed so far), and Broadcom is reportedly offering to cover a larger share of deals than Nvidia&#x27;s 25% — options price a ±9.67% / ~$280B move. Anthropic&#x27;s IPO book reached six times oversubscribed by roadshow day three (institutional interest outpacing SpaceX&#x27;s early days) with TSMC&#x27;s board putting NT$16.43B into the Class N placement plus NT$16.43B into OpenAI preferreds. AMD -8.75% unwound most of the separation trade&#x27;s gains (positioning, not news); NBIS fell another -9.92% (two days -25%) while Cerebras surged on a Microsoft deal; MU $778/SNDK $885 broke their $800/$950 gates ahead of Tuesday&#x27;s 11/19 verdict; TSMC-Xintec signed a 7-year CoWoS expansion (2029 volume, NT$15B CBs). Saturday edition with the weekly deep dive: &#x27;The Credit Anatomy of the AI Promise Web.&#x27;</news:title></news:news></url>
  <url><loc>https://aimarketsignal.com/en/2026-11-13/</loc><news:news><news:publication><news:name>Brad AI Market Signal</news:name><news:language>en</news:language></news:publication><news:publication_date>2026-11-13</news:publication_date><news:title>Jensen Huang has officially resigned as Nvidia&#x27;s President, CEO and board member (company announcement: CFO Colette Kress becomes interim CEO while keeping the CFO role; ex-Synopsys CEO Harvey C. Jones becomes first-ever board chair; a permanent-CEO search starts) — NVDA fell as much as -10% premarket and closed -4.34% while AMD +5.86% and AVGO +5.54%, formally closing out the separation regime: over two sessions NVDA -1.6% vs AMD +13.6%/AVGO +9.8%. But the political chain escalated on every front: DOJ multi-track probes (antitrust + smuggling, touching Supermicro and Megaspeed), Reuters reporting the White House weighing Commerce Secretary Lutnick&#x27;s ouster over chip-export policy, Sen. Cotton demanding CXMT&#x27;s blacklisting, and Speaker Johnson seeing a congressional &#x27;developing consensus&#x27; on China chip-export limits. Nebius fell -16.84% post-earnings — revenue +571% beat, yet the 2026 guide cut to the low end on capacity delays with capex raised to $27B — the perfect mirror of CRWV&#x27;s +24.7%: the neocloud scoring rule is now explicit, the market pays only for prepayments + revenue visibility. Applied Materials printed a record FQ4 ($10.4B +53%, Q1 guided $11.1B, 2027 WFE demand +30%+) with SK hynix&#x27;s HBM4 yield topping 70%. Bonds reopened at 10Y 5.10% (+10bp), Brent settled $95.82 +3.3% on Saudi energy-site attacks, BTC broke $72K toward $69.3K.</news:title></news:news></url>
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