NVIDIA, HOME DEPOT, Super Micro Computer: Share to see today

The US shares were hardly changed early Tuesday when the global trade voltages intensified. President Donald Trump confirmed this Tariffs for imports from Canada and Mexico are continued As soon as the current 30-day add-up runs. In addition, according to his administration, according to reports Stricter US neckcap restrictions While the most important allies asked to tighten their own measures against the China's chip industry.

Here are stocks that you can see today:

Chegg

Shares of the online learning platform Chegg (CHGG-30.45%) fell by 30% on Tuesday The company submitted a lawsuit before the Federal District Court against Google. Chegg claims that AI-generated summaries of the search results have negatively influenced the traffic and sales of the company. In the morning, the shares were traded with USD 1.07 and reached a new 52-week low.

Chip maker

Tokyo Electron (Toely-4.31%) and other Japanese chip manufacturers then fell in Tokyo trade Bloomberg News reported That the Trump government outlines tougher versions of US -neck conductor and allies to escalate its restrictions on the Chinese chip industry. ASML Holding (ASML-0.69%) was also the subject of the talks, said the news agency.

Home Depot

Home Depot (HD+3.50%) Share rose higher in the quarter until February 2 after sales with the expectations of Wall Street. The retailer for the home improvement forecast an increase in comparable sales by 1%in this financial year. Bloomberg reported that the average analyst estimate for an increase was 1.65%.

Nvidia

Nvidia (Nvda-2.82%) Share slipped on Tuesday as The AI ​​chip power package is preparing to publish its result of the fourth quarter on Wednesday after the bell. After the Chinese Ki Startup Deepseek, investors in January, Nvidia, frightened Shares fell by 17%Value at almost 600 billion US dollars -a record for a US company.

Super Micro computer

Super Micro Computer (Smci-11.99%) Shares fell on Tuesday in early trade, after the recent efforts by the Trump administration to tighten the restrictions of the semiconductor restrictions, the Trump administration fell.

Strategy (formerly Microstrategy)

Strategy (MSTR-11.24%), formerly known as Microstrategy, declined by about 7% in the following trade Bitcoin that fell below 90,000 US dollars. The company, led by Michael Saylor has about 471,100 Bitcoinso that it is the largest listed holder of the token.