Yingweida, No. 1 in US stock turnover, closed up 2% on Monday.Baccaratchessset.49%, 299%Baccaratchessset04 million US dollars. Nvidia will report results after trading on Wednesday, with Wall Street betting that its results will exceed expectations.
Analysts say investors are looking for the latest evidence from the results that the artificial intelligence chipmaker has maintained explosive growth and is ahead of its competitors. This quarter's results will be the latest test of Nvidia as the biggest winner of the generative artificial intelligence boom, whose chips are crucial to technologies such as Google's Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT.
In second place, Tesla closed down 1.41%, with a turnover of US $10.665 billion. According to media reports, several car rental company executives and fleet managers revealed that Tesla is offering informal purchase discounts to some European car rental companies because of the automaker's frequent price cuts.BaccaratchesssetThe asset value of the car rental company.
It is also reported that Musk, CEO of Tesla, plans to cut at least 10% of his staff, which has been implemented.BaccaratchesssetFor more than a month, but he hasn't finished yet. Rolling layoffs are likely to last at least until June, according to people familiar with the matter.
In fourth place, Apple closed up 0.62%, with a turnover of $8.451 billion. According to reports, Tmall's Apple flagship store offers a limited-time discount. The iPhone 15 series is on sale from 8 p.m. on May 20 to May 28, with the latest iPhone 15 ProMax offering a discount of 2050 yuan.
The fifth place AMD closed 1.13% higher, with a transaction of $7.514 billion. It is reported that AMD will invest NT $5 billion to set up an R & D center in Taiwan Province of China.
In sixth place, Microsoft closed up 1.22%, with a turnover of $6.038 billion. Microsoft's Build developer conference will open on Tuesday, giving the company the opportunity to showcase its latest artificial intelligence (AI) project. Earlier this month, OpenAI and Google launched a high-profile artificial intelligence campaign.
One area where Microsoft has a clear advantage over other companies in the artificial intelligence competition is its Windows system, which gives the company a large PC user base. Satya Nadella, chief executive of Microsoft, said in January that 2024 would mark artificial intelligence as "the first-class component of every personal computer".
The company already offers a Copilot chat robot assistant in Bing's search engine and a paid service in Office office software. Now, PC users will hear more about how AI will be embedded in Windows and what they can do with the new AI PC.
In eighth place, Meta Platforms closed down 0.65%, with a turnover of $5.319 billion. South Korea's LG Electronics has terminated its cooperation with Meta Platforms's extended reality (XR) after the two sides agreed to jointly develop XR devices. LG is currently looking for new partners to provide operating systems and software for XR devices that LG plans to launch next year, according to people familiar with the matter. After Meta, Amazon, another large American technology company, became a candidate for cooperation.
Google Class A shares (GOOGL) closed up 0.49% in 11th place with a turnover of $3.474 billion. Google plans to invest an additional 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) in its data center campus in Finland, aimed at expanding the campus and boosting the growth of its artificial intelligence business in Europe.
In recent years, Nordic countries have become popular sites for data centers because of their cool climate, preferential tax policies and abundant renewable energy. However, Finland's Nordic neighbours Sweden and Norway are critical of the construction of data centres. Some industry experts believe that Nordic countries should use renewable energy to produce products such as green steel, which will bring higher economic value to these countries.
Despite the controversy, Finland's installed wind power capacity has grown significantly in recent years, growing by 75% to 5677 megawatts by 2022. This growth has led to a negative price of electricity on days when the wind is strong. As a result, data center operators such as Google have been able to use renewable energy, and Google has signed a long-term wind power purchase agreement in Finland.
In 12th place, JPMorgan Chase closed down 4.5%, its worst one-day performance since April 12, with a turnover of $3.386 billion. Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, hinted that he might retire early. In response to a question about how long he plans to serve as CEO, Mr Dimon told shareholders that his retirement schedule was "no longer five years". He said on the day of the company's investors that the succession plan for the largest US bank was "going well".
The question of who will be the head of the company after Dimon hangs over the industry. Dimon transferred some of his senior aides to new senior positions earlier this year to give them more corporate management experience as he prepares potential successors.
The 14th MicroStrategy closed 9.01% higher, with a transaction of US $2.673 billion. The encrypted currency sector of US stocks rose on Monday.
The 18th Petco network closed 1.86% higher, with a transaction of $2.244 billion. The company will report results this week. In addition, it has been reported recently that Patrol is acquiring cloud security software assets from IBM as part of a broader partnership that will give the cyber security company access to more consulting firms and a larger customer base.
In 19th place, pinduoduo closed 0.40% higher, with a turnover of US $2.047 billion. Pinduoduo officially launched this year's 618 promotions on May 19th.
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