No. 1 in US stock turnover on Monday$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$It closed down 0.99% to US$24.721 billion. Broker Keybanc maintained Nvidia's increase rating, and the target price was adjusted from $1,100 to $1,200.

Second place$Tesla (TSLA.US)$Sales rose 4.90% to $18.01 billion. The company's CEO Musk revealed that Tesla is making every effort to develop autonomous vehicle technology, and the cumulative investment in the field of autonomous driving will exceed 10 billion US dollars this year. Furthermore, Musk recently revealed that the highly anticipated robotaxi driverless autonomous taxi will be officially unveiled on August 8.

But Adam Crisafulli, founder of securities analysis firm Vital Knowledge, cautioned: “Investors need to restrain their enthusiasm about this stock and its various product announcements, as there is often a huge gap between hype and speculation and reality. This seems like an example of Tesla trying to divert attention from the very bleak electric car market.”

3rd place$Berkshire Hathaway-A (BRK.A.US)$It closed down 0.41% and traded at US$10.64 billion. According to media reports on April 8, in the Libby region of Montana in the US, hundreds of local residents have died and thousands have become ill due to exposure to asbestos. Buffett's American Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Transportation Company is facing charges for failing to control polluting dust clouds.

Over the past few decades, the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Transportation Company has transported vermiculite, an insulating material, from Libby to all parts of the country, and this vermiculite contains asbestos. The railway transportation company is accused of not being able to effectively control polluting dust clouds containing asbestos, causing them to settle in the Libby region, posing a serious health threat to local residents.

Fourth place$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$It closed down 0.31% and traded $7.457 billion. Recently, the first image of AMD's next-generation Ryzen “Granite Ridge” desktop processor was revealed. The processor is based on Zen 5 architecture and has 8 cores and 16 threads.

5th place$Amazon (AMZN.US)$The closing was 0.06% higher, and the transaction was $7.284 billion. Some Amazon employees in China are reported to have received a layoff notice email from the headquarters. According to the content of the leaked email, Amazon said it had optimized teams in other areas of the business and found “duplication in job categories such as project management and sales operations,” thereby reducing hundreds of positions in specific sales, marketing, and global service organizations.

6th place$Meta Platforms (META.US)$It closed down 1.53% and traded at US$6.931 billion. Meta recently announced its next major product, the first AR glasses.

According to reports, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its Reality Labs division, Meta published a blog post outlining the department's history. At the end of the article, Meta mentioned these AR glasses.

7th place$Apple (AAPL.US)$It closed down 0.67% to $6.307 billion. According to media reports, Apple's Apple TV may have a built-in camera in the future, and users will be able to make FaceTime video calls through the camera to enable remote interaction with family members or friends. Furthermore, through gesture recognition technology, the camera will also provide users with a new control method, making the TV more intuitive and convenient to use.

Eighth place$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$It closed down 0.22% and traded $6.062 billion. Microsoft collaborated with Quantinuum, a quantum computer hardware business company, to find a way to greatly reduce quantum computer errors when running experiments on quantum computers. Quantinuum provided the H2 computer (based on ion trap qubits), and Microsoft added logical qubit software. Together, they created 4 logical qubits using 30 physical qubits. The research team conducted 14,000 experiments on H2, and the results did not produce any detectable errors. Further testing showed that the system has an error rate of 1 in 100,000, which is about 800 times better than the performance of the same quantum computer without Microsoft's logic qubits.

11th$Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$The closing was 1.54% higher, and the transaction was $3.2 billion. According to some sources, Google is considering buying a marketing software developer with a market capitalization of $34 billion$HubSpot (HUBS.US)$The move could trigger opposition from regulators. Google has been weighing the antitrust risks of potential deals and has yet to decide whether to make a takeover offer. Nearly a dozen antitrust experts and industry analysts said in interviews and analysis reports that Google's acquisition is unlikely to hinder competition.

12th place$MicroStrategy (MSTR.US)$The closing was 5.14% higher, and the transaction was $3.171 billion. The rise in cryptocurrencies has led to a general rise in blockchain concept stocks in the US. On Monday, Bitcoin broke through 71,000 US dollars/coin during the day, and Ethereum rose nearly 5% to break above 3,550 US dollars.

Furthermore, BTIG analyst Andrew Harte said that MicroStrategy has risen by nearly 130% so far this year, which is driven by higher Bitcoin prices. As Bitcoin soars, there is room for MicroStrategy's stock to rise further. Analysts reiterated the stock's “buy” rating and raised the target price to $1,800.

14th$Coinbase (COIN.US)$ Global closed 6.68% higher at $2,567 billion.

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