The champion of US stock turnover on Tuesday$Tesla, Inc. (TSLA.US) $It closed 2.07% higher, with a turnover of $19.64 billion.The lawsuit filed by Twitter against Musk's cancellation of the $44 billion acquisition has been allowed to apply expedited proceedings. Delaware Chancery Chief Justice Mike Cormick ruled on Tuesday that the case would be heard in October. It was Twitter's first victory, and legal experts said Musk was at fault in the case.

Twitter lawyers say it only takes them four days to prove that the world's richest man must abide by the agreement to buy Twitter for $54.20 a share. Twitter filed a lawsuit last week to begin a non-jury trial on Sept. 19. Judge McCormick announced the verdict at a hearing in Wilmington.

Musk's legal team responded that Twitter unfairly promoted the "warp" trial. Mr Musk said Twitter had violated the terms of the acquisition agreement by failing to hand over details of spam robot accounts in its system.

Twitter, which sued Tesla, Inc., closed up 2.81% with a turnover of $1.47 billion, ranking 20th on today's list of U. S. stocks.

Second place$Apple Inc (AAPL.US) $It closed 2.67% higher, with a turnover of $12.41 billion.Ahead of Apple Inc's earnings announcement, Daniel Ives, an analyst at Wade Bush, said that despite some headwinds in the quarter, the overall figures "look better than expected". Analysts believe that while Apple Inc and other technology companies are plagued by various supply problems, demand for iPhone is still slightly better than expected. Ives believes that the market is aware of the weakness of the current quarter and is finally looking at the June data and subsequent quarters, with all eyes focused on the autumn iPhone 14 production / demand cycle. Apple Inc will continue to focus on launching strong products and services in 2023, including what he believes is the much-anticipated AR/VR headshow.

Third place$NVIDIA Corp (NVDA.US) $It closed 5.53% higher, with a turnover of $11.74 billion.Prominent semiconductor companies such as AMD, Qualcomm Inc and NVIDIA Corp are deciding whether to oppose the $52 billion "chip bill" on the grounds that it does not support them enough and is heavily biased in favour of manufacturers such as Intel Corp. AMD closed 5.46% higher with a turnover of US $7.17 billion, ranking fourth in today's turnover.

It is understood that the "chip bill" will be voted on as early as Tuesday. The bill aims to strengthen the construction of chip factories in the United States to improve market competitiveness, including 52 billion dollars in subsidies and investment tax credits.

In addition, Paul Pelosi, the husband of the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Paul Pelosi, has spent a lot of money on NVIDIA Corp shares, causing doubts that continue to ferment. Pelosi's office responded to the incident on the 18th local time, saying it had no prior knowledge and was not involved in the transaction. But American netizens are not convinced by this comment.

No. 5$Amazon.Com Inc (AMZN.US) $It closed 3.91% higher, with a turnover of $7.13 billion.Amazon.Com Inc filed a lawsuit against the administrators of more than 10000 Facebook Inc groups on Tuesday, alleging that these groups exchanged positive reviews by promising to provide money or free products, resulting in false comments on products on their platform.

Amazon.Com Inc said the groups were suspected of making false comments on Amazon.Com Inc websites in the United States, Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Japan. One of the groups, called Amazon.Com Inc Product Review (Amazon Product Review), has more than 43000 members. The group was deleted by Facebook Inc earlier this year.

No. 8$Meta Platforms (META.US) $It closed 5.11% higher, with a turnover of $4.51 billion.Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak lowered the target price of Meta to $280 and maintained its overweight rating on the stock. He cut his online advertising growth forecasts for 2022 and 2023 by about 3 per cent and 6 per cent, respectively, and said signs of weakness in the macro advertising market had continued to grow since he last downgraded the group's forecasts on June 1.

No. 10$International Business Machines Corp (IBM.US) $It closed down 5.25% on a turnover of $3.85 billion.IBM's second-quarter net profit was below expectations of $1.392 billion and its full-year gross margin is expected to fall to 53.4 per cent from 55.2 per cent in the same period last year. IBM also expects full-year free cash flow of $10 billion, compared with previous estimates of $10-10.5 billion.

Erik Woodring, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, lowered the target price of IBM to $155and maintained its overweight rating on the stock. Analysts said IBM's second-quarter revenue and non-GAAP 's earnings per share exceeded expectations of 2% and 4%, respectively, "largely" due to strong consulting results and strong sales of host system z16 in the first month. Analysts pointed out that while foreign exchange and cost pressures were gradual resistance, management reiterated that the demand environment was strong, saying his overmatch tone remained "basically unchanged" in the "minority bearish and bullish" comments in the second quarter.

12th place$Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.US) $It closed down 1.46% on a turnover of $2.28 billion.Johnson & Johnson's adjusted earnings per share were $2.59 in the second quarter, beating analysts' expectations of $2.54 and $2.48 in the same period last year, while revenue was $24.02 billion, up 3 per cent from a year earlier and higher than analysts' expectations of $23.96 billion.

For the full year of fiscal 2022, Johnson & Johnson expects revenue of $93.3 billion to $94.3 billion, compared with previous guidelines of $94.8 billion to $95.8 billion and a market forecast of $96.09 billion.

No. 13$Boeing Co (BA.US) $It closed 5.69% higher, with a turnover of $2.18 billion.Boeing Co announced on Tuesday that he had received new orders for up to 66 737 MAX from investment firm 777 Partners, including a firm order for 30 737-8-200 aircraft, though financial terms were not disclosed.

This is the fifth order for the 737 MAX by 777 Partners, which has placed orders for the 737 MAX since 2021. 777 Partners said it had used the 737 MAX to launch low-cost airlines including Canada's Flair Airlines and Australia's Bonza Airlines.

In addition to the above orders, BBAM, the world's third-largest aircraft operator and rental company, placed an additional order for nine Boeing 737-800 modified cargo aircraft (BCF). The agreement brings BBAM's 737-800 BCF order to 40. In addition, aircraft leasing company AerCap announced on Tuesday that it would buy five more Boeing 787 aircraft.

15th place$BABA (BABA.US) $It closed 1.56% higher, with a turnover of $2.05 billion.

16th place$Goldman Sachs Group (GS.US) $It closed 5.57% higher, with a transaction of $1.78 billion.Goldman Sachs Group CEO David Solomon said on the second-quarter earnings call that global inflation is becoming deeply entrenched and it is not clear whether the situation will improve later this year. "We are seeing inflation becoming deeply entrenched in the economy, and what is unusual about this particular period is that both demand and supply are affected by external events, namely the epidemic and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine," Solomon said. "

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