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

Nasdaq market value fell by about $2.5 trillion on Thursday as investors sold artificial-intelligence shares, amid worries that AI regulation could tighten and data-center construction could slow. A modest Friday rebound left the Nasdaq with a fourth consecutive weekly decline. Six large companies, Nvidia, Vistra, Amazon, Alphabet, Uber and Netflix, were assessed as potentially attractive for long-term investors based on earnings, valuations and Wall Street forecasts. Nvidia dropped 9.3% on Thursday but reported quarterly revenue of $96.2 billion, and all six retain bullish consensus ratings.