Source: Sina Finance
Top US stock turnover on Friday$Tesla (TSLA.US)$It closed 6.24% higher and sold $34.669 billion.
Market research firm CFRA said Tesla's first-quarter deliveries are more likely to exceed expectations of 432,000 vehicles than fall short of expectations. Analyst Garrett Nelson pointed out that Musk said in a January 25 conference call that after the price cut, Tesla's car orders were almost double the production volume.
“As Tesla's quarterly production for the past three quarters has exceeded delivery, we think Tesla had a large inventory at the beginning of the year, which may drive first-quarter deliveries to be stronger than expected,” Nelson said. Nelson also believes that the easing of chip shortages and continued expansion of the Austin and Berlin plants may benefit production. He raised Tesla's price target from $250 to $275, and raised the rating from “buy” to “strongly buy.”
Second place$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$It closed 1.44% higher and sold $11.967 billion.
Regarding “low-priced” Nvidia video cards from brands such as Carnoki, Renesso, Panray, Distributor, Jiesuo, and Bingying on the market, Nvidia stated that these brands are not NVIDIA's partners and have never had business dealings with NVIDIA. Currently, Nvidia is cooperating with e-commerce platforms to clean up sales of such “fake video card” products.
BYD stated in the recently disclosed investor relations activity record that BYD Electronics previously cooperated with Nvidia in the game graphics card business, and now it will also cooperate with its business in the fields of servers and intelligent driving.
3rd place$Apple (AAPL.US)$It closed 1.56% higher and sold US$11.278 billion. Apple won the appeal against the UK's antitrust regulator's decision to open an investigation into its mobile browser.
Fourth place$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$It closed 1.5% higher and sold US$9.388 billion.
7th place$Meta Platforms (META.US)$It closed 1.97% higher and sold 5.349 billion US dollars.
People familiar with the matter revealed that Meta is planning to allow European users of Facebook and Instagram to choose not to receive certain highly personalized ads due to an EU privacy law.
According to the plan, starting Wednesday, Meta will allow EU users to choose a version of the service. The service will only serve ads to users based on overall categories such as their age range and approximate location, instead of advertising based on data such as the videos users have watched or clicked on on the Meta app, as is currently the case.
Credit Suisse analyst Stephen Ju raised Meta's price target to $251 before quarterly results and maintained an outperforming market rating. Credit Suisse said that since two rounds of cost cuts have been announced, the reason for investment now depends on revenue growth performance.
10th$Alibaba (BABA.US)$It closed down 1.16% and sold $2,902 million.
12th place$Micron Technology (MU.US)$It closed down 4.36% and sold $2.154 billion.
According to the news, in order to ensure the security of the critical information infrastructure supply chain, prevent cybersecurity risks caused by hidden product issues, and maintain national security, the Cybersecurity Review Office carried out cybersecurity reviews of products sold by Micron in China in accordance with the “Cybersecurity Review Measures”.
15th AI Software Developer$C3.ai (AI.US)$It closed 21.5% higher and sold $1,983 million. The US ChatGPT concept stock generally rose on Friday. C3.ai rose 48.7% in March and was as high as 200% in the first quarter.
17th$Netflix (NFLX.US)$It closed 2.08% higher and sold US$1,922 million.
The company will announce results for the first quarter of 2023 on the afternoon of April 18 Pacific time (early morning of April 19, Beijing time).
20th$Home Depot (HD.US)$It closed 3.42% higher and sold $1,697 million.
The following are the 20 most actively traded US stocks on the same day (by turnover):
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