In the early morning of the 25th, Beijing time, US stocks html closed higher on Monday. Investors pay attention to the U.S. stock financial report and the monetary policy of the Federal Reserve outlook. The five largest technology companies in the United States - Alphabet, Amazon , Apple , Meta and Microsoft will all release financial reports this week.
Dow Jones closed up 417.06 points, with rising at 1.34%, to 31,499.62 points; Nasdaq rose 92.90 points, or 0.86%, to 10,952.61 points; S&P 500 index rose 44.59 points, or 1.19%, to 3,797.34 points.
Motley Fool Asset Management President Kelsey Mowrey said: "We have seen real market differentiation, the differentiation between winners and losers. The market has begun to reward companies with good financial reports and punish those with poor financial reports."
U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen In a speech in New York on Monday, he said that the current soaring energy prices and intensified global financial markets are likely to cause instability in the US financial market. Yellen said the U.S. Treasury Department is closely watching the "risks" that may arise in the financial system.
economic data, according to data released by S&P Global Co., Ltd., the initial value of the US Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) in October was 49.9, lower than the expected 51, becoming the lowest value of the data in the past 28 months.
On Monday, US stocks turnover champion Tesla closed down 1.49%, with a turnover of US$20.54 billion. Tesla disclosed in its latest 10-Q table that Tesla recorded an impairment loss of $170 million due to changes in the book value of Bitcoin and during the nine months ended September 30. Tesla buys Bitcoin at an average cost of about $30,000 per coin, and the current price is about $19,000.
US investment bank Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said in a latest report that he may be forced to sell $5 billion to $10 billion in Tesla shares as Musk prepares to acquire Twitter for $44 billion. Dan Ives said the deal's completion deadline is October 28, meaning Musk will face a week of success or failure, and any sale of Tesla shares could happen this week.
No. 2 Apple closed up 1.48%, with a turnover of US$11.21 billion. Apple will release its financial report on Thursday, with Deutsche Bank analysts expecting Apple's fourth-quarter results to remain unchanged as easing supply chain problems may offset the negative impact of weakening some business units. Deutsche Bank pointed out that the delivery time of iPhone 14 Pro and iPad Air has been extended.
Deutsche Bank analysts predict that Apple sold about 51 million iPhone 2 in the fourth quarter, with revenue expected to be $44.8 billion, while Wall Street is expected to be $42.6 billion in revenue. Analysts believe the biggest risk for Apple stock comes from management comments on demand, and the company's fiscal first-quarter guidance may be lower than Wall Street expectations.
No. 3 Meta Platforms closed down 0.22%, with a turnover of US$8.21 billion. Deutsche Bank analyst Benjamin Black lowered the Meta Platforms target price to $170 and maintained the buy rating . Black said in a research report that due to the concerns about macroeconomic and the format being converted to short video platform Reels, the stock's performance generally lags behind 's market , and the degree of monetization of Reels is still relatively low compared to the news flow function.
No. 4 Nvidia closed up 1.07%, with a turnover of US$6.41 billion.
No. 5 Alibaba closed down 12.51%, with a turnover of US$6.17 billion.
No. 6 Microsoft closed up 2.12%, with a turnover of US$6.06 billion. Microsoft will announce its first-quarter results for the 2023 fiscal year after the market trading on October 25, Eastern Time. Microsoft provides enterprises with a series of key services and products such as cloud computing and software, and its demand remains strong, which is expected to benefit the financial report data for the quarter.
The market generally expects Microsoft's operating income to be US$49.56 billion in Q1, with increasing by 9.4% year-on-year; adjusted net profit of US$17.2 billion, remained unchanged year-on-year; adjusted earnings per share increased by 1.5% year-on-year to US$2.31.
No. 7 Amazon closed up 0.42%, with a turnover of US$5.78 billion. Amazon will announce its third-quarter results after the market closed on October 27. The market expects Amazon's Q3 revenue to be US$127.58 billion, a year-on-year increase of 15.13%; earnings per share are US$0.20, a year-on-year decrease of 33.02%.
Amazon's target is revenue growth of 13%-17%, reaching $125 billion-130 billion and operating profit of $0-3.5 billion. Analysts believe the company's revenue growth has not been a problem recently, but operating profits have been difficult to grow.
No. 9 Netflix closed down 2.46%, with a turnover of US$3.74 billion.
No. 10, Pinduoduo closed down 24.61%, with a turnover of US$3.13 billion.
No. 17 NIO closed down 15.7%, with a turnover of US$1.52 billion.
is below the 20 most active stocks trading on the day of the US stock market (by transaction volume):
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