CoreWeave Stock News

CoreWeave's IPO was underwhelming, but that doesn't reflect the company's fundamentals. CoreWeave's rapid growth in the GPU-as-a-Service market, driven by AI demand, led to significant revenue increases but also high capital expenditures and debt. The company's financial metrics show strong revenue growth but negative free cash flow, due to heavy capital expenditures, necessitating further capi...

CoreWeave, Inc. offers an attractive near-term trade with a strong pipeline post-IPO, it's the company's one-winning round before the game is over. Post-IPO Friday, we told short enthusiasts to pay close attention to this name on our sell call; since, CRWV stock underperformed an already struggling S&P 500 by roughly 16%. The rent GPU as a service business model is structurally flawed and espec...

CoreWeave's revenue skyrocketed from $16M in 2022 to $1.98B in 2024, signaling AI-driven hyperscale momentum. 70%+ of revenue comes from multiyear, fixed-term contracts, securing $15.1B in future commitments through 2028. CoreWeave's high EV/Sales is justified by contracted revenue, infrastructure leverage, and forward EBITDA potential exceeding $1.5B by 2026.

Sara Awad from Tech Stock Pros returns to discuss market uncertainty, volatility, and the tech sector. CoreWeave's IPO highlights the emerging NeoCloud sector, but long-term risks include outdated tech and heavy competition from giants like Microsoft and Amazon.

Although recent stock market volatility has pushed down prices for many stocks, the artificial intelligence (AI) sector remains a compelling investment, with the tremendous transformative potential it brings to many industries.

After weeks of uncertainty and anticipation, President Donald Trump's "reciprocal tariff" plan was unveiled after the market closed on Wednesday. When the dust settled on the first trading day after the announcement, the S&P 500 (^GSPC -5.97%) and Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC -5.82%) saw their worst days since 2020, closing the day down 4.8% and 6%, respectively.

For the better part of the previous 30 months, the bulls have ruled the roost on Wall Street. Prior to the recent correction, we witnessed the ageless Dow Jones Industrial Average, benchmark S&P 500, and growth-propelled Nasdaq Composite all achieve record-closing highs.

Shares of CoreWeave Inc., the artificial-intelligence-focused data-center operator, continued to gain steam on Wednesday, reflecting how several factors make the newly public name prone to volatile moves.