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成交额TOP20 | 亚马逊大涨4%创新高,市值首破2万亿美元;特斯拉大涨近5%,大摩给予目标价310美元

Top 20 trading volume | Amazon's market cap reached a record high of over $2 trillion, surging 4%; Tesla surged nearly 5%, with a target price of $310 given by Morgan Stanley.

環球市場播報 ·  Jun 27 07:23

On Wednesday, Nvidia ranked first in the trading volume of US stocks, up 0.25% with a turnover of 45.264 billion US dollars; Tesla ranked second, up 4.81% with a turnover of 18.55 billion US dollars; Amazon ranked fourth, up 3.9% with a record high share price and a turnover of 12.501 billion US dollars, and its market value broke through 2 trillion US dollars for the first time.

On Wednesday, US stocks had the highest turnover.$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$Up 0.25% with a turnover of 45.264 billion US dollars.

On Wednesday, June 26, Eastern Time, Nvidia's shareholder meeting lasted only about 30 minutes. According to the established schedule, shareholders voted to approve all 12 nominated Nvidia directors, including CEO Huang Renxun and executives' compensation plans of CNY 0.401bn / CNY 1.288bn / CNY 0.06bn for 10-30 billion yuan products' operating income respectively, and agreed that PwC would continue to be the independent registered accounting firm for Nvidia in fiscal year 2025, responsible for auditing Nvidia's financial statements.

According to the compensation plan, Huang Renxun will receive a compensation of about $34m in fiscal year 2024, an increase of 60% compared to fiscal year 2023. The compensation of Nvidia executives is largely linked to performance. Previously, the media estimated that Huang Renxun received about 78% of his compensation through stock rewards, so the rise in Nvidia's stock price is equivalent to an increase in Huang Renxun's compensation.

At this conference, Nvidia did not launch any new products, nor did any executives make any remarks about new products. Huang Renxun expressed confidence in the cost-effectiveness of their own products in his speech.

The second.$Tesla (TSLA.US)$Up 4.81% with a turnover of 18.55 billion US dollars.

Investment bank Stifel gave Tesla a "buy" rating and a target price of $265 in its first assessment of the electric car manufacturer. The bank noted that the company benefits from a vast global supply chain, as well as cost advantages and strong profit margins from internal manufacturing support.

Stephen Gengaro of Stifel and his team believe that Tesla will achieve strong multi-year growth over the next three years due to the upcoming improvements to the Model 3 and Model Y models and the launch of the next generation Model 2. Gengaro also believes that Tesla's full self-driving plan can add value through sales, licensing, and potential RoboTaxi opportunities. The recent wave of earnings downgrades is believed to have alleviated pressure on Tesla's stock.

Morgan Stanley believes that, due to the demand for electricity brought about by the AI boom, Tesla will become a more important player in the US energy market. Morgan Stanley values Tesla's energy business at $130 billion, equivalent to $36 per share. Morgan Stanley maintains a bullish rating on Tesla, with a target price of $310.

The third.$Apple (AAPL.US)$Up 2% with a turnover of 14.099 billion US dollars. Apple is facing charges from the European Commission, which claims that its App Store rules violate the Digital Markets Act, and illegally prevent software developers from informing customers how to access content outside of the App Store. Apple insists that its practices comply with legal regulations, but the European Commission clearly has a different view.

Ranked fourth.$Amazon (AMZN.US)$Up 3.9% with a record high share price and a turnover of 12.501 billion US dollars. There are reports that Amazon plans to open a discount area similar to Temu on its website.

Prime Day 2024 will be held from July 16th to 17th. Goldman Sachs maintains a buy rating on Amazon with a target price of $225.

The fifth.$Micron Technology (MU.US)$Closing up 0.88%, with a turnover of $7.666 billion. After-market share price once fell more than 9%. Micron Technology's third quarter adjusted revenue exceeded expectations, but its performance guidance was disappointing. The company's Q3 adjusted revenue was $6.81 billion, analyst expected $6.67 billion; Q3 adjusted EPS was $0.62, analyst expected $0.50; Q3 operating cash flow was $2.48 billion, analyst expected $3.24 billion; Q3 adjusted operating income was $0.941 billion, analyst expected $0.8691 billion; Q4 adjusted revenue is expected to be between $7.4 billion to $7.8 billion, analyst expected $7.58 billion; Q4 adjusted EPS is expected to be between $1 to $1.16, analyst expected $1.02; and Q4 gross margin is expected to be between 33.5% to 35.5%, analyst expected 34.5%; AI demand drives continuous growth in datacenter revenue.

The sixth.$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$Up 0.27% with a turnover of 7.455 billion US dollars. The European Commission has formally charged Microsoft with antitrust violations, accusing it of illegally bundling Teams software with other proprietary commercial software products. The day before, the agency made similar allegations against Apple, claiming that its App Store rules violate EU antitrust law.

10th place in electric vehicle manufacturers.$Rivian Automotive (RIVN.US)$Up 23.24% with a turnover of 3.999 billion US dollars. Rivian Automotive and Volkswagen announced the establishment of a joint venture, sharing electric vehicle architecture and software. Volkswagen will invest up to 5 billion US dollars in Rivian to jointly create electrification architecture and software technology. Wall Street analysts are generally optimistic about this move.

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives raised Rivian's target price to $20 and maintained a "outperform" rating.

Ranked 14th.$FedEx (FDX.US)$Up 15.53% with a turnover of 3.249 billion US dollars. FedEx's financial report revealed that both profits and performance guidance exceeded expectations. Investors are still closely watching the evaluation of the role of FedEx Freight in the company and potential measures to release sustainable shareholder value. The evaluation is expected to be completed at the end of this year.

After learning about the latest financial report, JPMorgan upgraded its rating on FedEx to "shareholding". Analyst Brian Ossenbeck and his team believe that FedEx is building a new identity under the leadership of its first CEO other than founder Fred Smith. Ossenbeck pointed out that FedEx attaches great importance to profit growth, capital efficiency improvement and cost savings in the entire investment portfolio.

Ranked 19th.$Qualcomm (QCOM.US)$Down 2.39% with a turnover of 1.979 billion US dollars.

Ranking 20th$Arm Holdings (ARM.US)$Up 2.56% with a turnover of 1.898 billion US dollars. Brokerage Goldman Sachs raised the target price of Arm from $110 to $169 and maintained a "buy" rating.

Editor / jayden

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