6 US Stocks to Watch After Wall Street's $2.5 Trillion Crash

Wall Street lost roughly $2.5 trillion in Nasdaq market value on Thursday as investors dumped AI stocks. Yet some of America’s biggest companies now look potentially attractive for long-term investors. Fears of tighter AI regulation and slowing data-center construction triggered the selloff. Friday brought a modest recovery, but the Nasdaq still recorded its fourth consecutive weekly decline. “We still think AI is the dominant theme in this bull market,” Keith Lerner, chief investment officer at Truist Advisory Services, told Reuters . Six stocks stand out based on their earnings, valuations, and Wall Street forecasts. Which 6 US Stocks Could Recover After the Crash? 1. NVIDIA (NVDA) The chipmaker plunged 9.3% Thursday, but its business continues expanding rapidly. Quarterly revenue doubled to $96.2 billion, and analysts see roughly 75% upside.

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