U. S. stocks closed mixed on Thursday, with Walt Disney Company dragging down the Dow. The market continued to digest the October CPI data released on Wednesday. On Thursday, Veterans Day, the bond market, the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States and many banking institutions were closed and trading was light.

The Dow fell 158.71 points, or 0.44%, to 35921.23; the Nasdaq rose 81.58 points, or 0.52%, to 15704.28; and the S & P 500 rose 2.56 points, or 0.06%, to 4649.27.

Thursday is Veterans Day in the United States, and trading continues on the American Stock Exchange. The bond market, the Federal Reserve Bank and many banking institutions in the United States are closed. There is no schedule for official economic data to speak to Fed officials today.

Media giant Walt Disney Company closed down 7.1% as the company's quarterly revenue and profit fell below expectations. The number of subscribers to its Disney+ also fell short of expectations.

Technology stocks rebounded after a sharp fall on Wednesday. Wednesday's CPI data sent Treasury yields sharply higher, sending technology stocks lower on the day.

Invid, AMD, Meta, parent company of Facebook Inc, and Alphabet, parent company of Alphabet Inc-CL C, all rose on Thursday.

On Thursday, Tesla, Inc., the champion of US stock turnover, closed down 0.4% to $23.9 billion.Shares in Rivian Automotive, an electric car start-up known as the "Tesla, Inc. killer", continued to climb on Thursday, surging more than 22 per cent the day after its listing, with a market capitalisation of more than $100 billion, but still lagging far behind Tesla, Inc. 's market capitalization of more than $1,000bn.

Tesla, Inc. CEO Musk said on Thursday that he hoped Rivian Automotive would achieve high output and break-even cash flow. Musk also called Tesla, Inc. the only US carmaker to achieve high production and positive cash flow in the past 100 years.

Walt Disney Company, the runner-up in turnover, closed down 7.1%, with a turnover of US $10.1 billion.Walt Disney Company reported fourth-quarter results after trading on Wednesday, and the company's results fell short of Wall Street expectations across the board in the quarter ended Oct. 2. Adjusted earnings per share are 37 cents, with market expectations of 51 cents; revenue of $18.53 billion, market expectations of $18.79 billion; Walt Disney Company + subscribers increased by 2.1 million in the current quarter, significantly less than 9.4 million of market expectations; and the total number of subscriptions reached 118.1 million, also less than 125.4 million of market expectations.

Rivian Automotive, the fourth-largest electric car startup by turnover, closed up 22.1% the day after it went public, with a turnover of $9.9 billion.The market capitalization of the company backed by Amazon.Com Inc and Ford has surpassed that of Ford and General Motors Co, but it still lags far behind Tesla, Inc. 's market capitalization of more than $1,000bn.

Rivian Automotive does not have a mature business model. In its prospectus, the company expects revenue of up to $1 million in the third quarter and a loss of $1.28 billion.

The eighth place Affirm Holdings closed 13.7% higher, with a turnover of $5.3 billion.The company's first-quarter revenue was $269 million, up 55% from a year earlier, and the market is expected to be $248 million. Total merchandise trading (GMV) was $2.7 billion, up 84 per cent from a year earlier, excluding the company's largest merchant, up 138 per cent from a year earlier.

Lucid Group, the 13th new energy vehicle stock, closed 10.4% higher with a turnover of $3.1 billion.In addition to Tesla, Inc., U. S. new energy automobile stocks are generally higher today.

Pfizer Inc Pharmaceutical, 18th place, closed 2.4% higher, with a turnover of US $2.1 billion.Independent Research, a market research firm, raised Pfizer Inc's target price to $54 from $51 and his rating to buy from hold.

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