3 Tech Trends Taking Over Wall Street Today

It's been a rush into Thursday's trading, with investors digesting a slew of earnings reports, including from chip stalwart Nvidia (NVDA). Take a glance at what’s driving conversations today with the biggest trends on Wall Street.

Hyperscaler Outlook Triggers Fresh Bull Note

• Bank of America is backing Everpure Inc (NYSE:P) this morning, dishing out an upgrade to "buy" from "neutral." The firm cited the company's estimate revisions and revenue outlook, thanks to its use of hyperscalers internally.
• P is trading up 0.2% this morning in response, just days after the shares bounced off the round $100 level. The equity has added 62% so far in 2026.

Salesforce Garners Investor Attention

• Making a name for itself high on the list of trends today is Salesforce Inc (NYSE:CRM). The shares are surging 10.3% this morning after the company posted a strong Q2 earnings and revenue beat.
• Should these gains hold, today's surge will snap a three-day losing streak for the software powerhouse, sending the shares to their highest mark since January.

Apple's First Foldable iPhone Under New CEO

• Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) is slated to ship out roughly 10 million foldable iPhones after the product launches in September, the first of its kind. This will also be the first iPhone launched under the new CEO John Ternus, which will take the reigns from Tim Cook on Sept. 1.
• AAPL has been struggling to overtake the 20-day moving average, with the trendline adding pressure since the stock's late-July bear gap. The equity remains 15% higher year-to-date, however, with added support at the round $300 floor.