Nvidia (NVDA) stock has become a Wall Street darling again, but with that love comes a whole lot of expectation. Shares of the chip giant have exploded 115% year to date, dusting the Nasdaq Composite's seemingly paltry 20% gain. The company's stock is leading the pack among well-known chip-makers: AMD (AMD) shares are up 63% on the year, Intel (INTC) has advanced 14%, and Qualcomm (QCOM) shares have actually lost 3.6%. The stock has even outperformed mighty Apple's (AAPL) 35%...

As banking execs put on a happy face to try and calm a jittery financial system, there is a realist among the smiles: new TCW Group CEO Katie Koch. "One of my main takeaways is that people look a little too happy for me here," the former Goldman Sachs money manager said on Yahoo Finance Live (video above) at this week's Milken Conference. TCW boasts more than $200 billion in assets under management, so Koch's views hold a lot of gravitas. "We're really looking, at TCW, for a macroeconomic...

DAVOS, Switzerland — Bank of America (BAC) CEO Brian Moynihan is pushing back on the view held by some investors that the Federal Reserve will slash interest rates in 2023 to jumpstart a potential recessionary U.S. economy. "They may leave [rates] higher for longer just to make sure they squeeze out that services-side inflation," Moynihan told Yahoo Finance at the World Economic Forum (WEF) on Tuesday. Moynihan pointed out that his research team is expecting a "mild" recession this year....

DAVOS, Switzerland — While some big names on Wall Street are currently in the midst of handing out pink slips to employees they hired in the investment banking boom of the past few years, Bank of America (BAC) CEO Brian Moynihan said it's business as usual for his steady-as-she-goes bank. "There'll be none," Moynihan told Yahoo Finance Live at the World Economic Forum Tuesday when asked about the potential for deep cutbacks amid the industry-wide slowdown in investment banking. Moynihan added...

The steep slide in Tesla's (TSLA) stock price this year is starting to catch the eye of valuation watchers. "Not since 2018 has Tesla traded at these levels," Wedbush analyst Dan Ives wrote in an email to Yahoo Finance. "On an EV/EBITDA [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization] basis it’s the cheapest valuation to date." Ives — a former Tesla bull who made headlines in mid-November for removing the EV maker's stock from Wedbush's best ideas list — isn't too far off on...