Nvidia’s due to report earnings, as is Salesforce and Snowflake. The Daily Breakdown takes a closer look at the technicals for Boeing.
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What’s Happening?
After a painful start to the week, markets bounced back on Tuesday. Small caps and tech led the way, with the Russell 2000 and Nasdaq 100 each rising about 1.1%. Bitcoin also narrowed its losses and is now up roughly 3% this morning, lifting Ethereum, Solana and other cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, silver and gold are both in positive territory as well.
Nvidia on Deck
A number of companies report tonight, including Salesforce, Snowflake, IonQ, and The Trade Desk. But the biggest spotlight belongs to Nvidia. Analysts expect year-over-year earnings and revenue growth in the 67% to 68% range — stunning numbers for a company valued around $4.7 trillion. As strong as the quarter may be, investors’ main focus will be guidance.
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Bull or Bear on Boeing?
Boeing has had its share of issues over the years. Lately though, the stock has been making a comeback. Shares are up 7.5% so far in 2026 and are up about 30% over the past year. The stock hit new 52-week highs in January, but have since dipped:
After briefly topping $250 a share, BA stock has been pulling back. Currently, support is coming into play from two areas: The $230 level and the 50-day moving average. If support holds, bulls will ultimately expect some sort of upside follow-through. However, if support fails, the pullback could gain more momentum, potentially ushering in a larger decline.
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Options
As of February 24th, the options with the highest open interest for BA stock — meaning the contracts with the largest open positions in the options market — were the May $300 calls, followed by the December $300 calls and the December $250 calls.
Investors who are bullish could consider calls or call spreads as one way to speculate on further upside, while bearish investors could consider puts or put spreads to speculate on a further move to the downside. For options traders, it may be advantageous to have adequate time until the option’s expiration.
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What Wall Street’s Watching
CRCL
Shares of Circle are rallying this morning, up more than 15% after better-than-expected fourth-quarter results. Earnings per share of 43 cents beat estimates, while revenue of $770 million jumped 77% year over year. USDC in circulation rose to $75.3 billion at the end of 2025, up 72% from the prior year. The average analyst price target currently sits around $115.
LOW
Lowe’s shares climbed 1.5% yesterday, riding Home Depot’s earnings-driven rally, but are down more than 3% after its own update. The home improvement retailer beat earnings and revenue expectations. Its full-year outlook calls for 7% to 9% sales growth, but the EPS guidance range of $12.25 to $12.75 came in below the consensus estimate of $12.95. Dig into the fundamentals for LOW.
CAVA
Cava is in focus this morning, jumping after better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings and revenue. The company posted same-store sales growth of 0.5%, beating expectations for a 1.1% decline. It also opened 72 new locations over the year, bringing the total to 439 restaurants. Check out the charts for CAVA.
Disclaimer:
Please note that due to market volatility, some of the prices may have already been reached and scenarios played out.