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美股前瞻 | 科技巨头愁云笼罩!特斯拉盘前暴跌超8%,谷歌跌超3%;大摩:标普500指数年底接近6000点的可能性增加

U.S. stock market preview: Technology giants are shrouded in gloom! Tesla's pre-market crash exceeded 8%, Google fell more than 3%; Goldman Sachs: The possibility of the S&P 500 index approaching 6,000 points at the end of the year has increased.

Futu News ·  Jul 24 19:54

Global macro

  • Before the opening bell on Wednesday, the three major equity index futures fell, with Nasdaq futures down more than 1%.

  • Harris delivers her first campaign speech with views opposite to Trump's.

On Tuesday Eastern Time, US Vice President Kamala Harris gave her first campaign speech at a rally in suburban Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In her 17-minute speech, Harris actively condemned Trump's weaknesses, comparing her background as a prosecutor with Trump's criminal record. She stated that if elected, she will take action to expand abortion channels, make it easier for workers to join the union, and solve the problem of gun violence, which is in stark contrast to Trump's policy positions.

  • UBS Group: Funds may shift from cash and bonds to the stock market, with a year-end target of 5900 points for the S&P 500.

According to a report released by UBS, as the macroeconomic environment improves, investors may significantly shift funds from cash and bonds to stocks, which may push the S&P 500 index up to 6500 points. UBS stated that it still maintains its core investment strategy, focuses on high-quality growth stocks, and seizes AI-related opportunities. The year-end target for the S&P 500 index is 5900 points, and the most bullish target is 6500 points, but the premise is that inflation should slow down perfectly, and AI should promote sustained high productivity growth.

  • Morgan Stanley: The possibility of the S&P 500 index approaching 6000 points at the end of the year has increased.

Jim Caron, the investment director of Morgan Stanley, issued an investment outlook for the second half of this year, stating that the expected return of the S&P 500 index as of May exceeded the beginning of the year, reflecting better-than-expected cumulative performance since the beginning of this year, and believes that the estimated return by the end of 2025 may be higher. Unless the economy suddenly slows down, The forward P/E ratio of the S&P 500 index as of the end of May was 20.5 times, compared with 19.7 times at the beginning of the year. Both support the possibility that the S&P 500 index will approach 6000 points at the end of the year, rather than the possibility of approaching 5000 points.

  • Bank of America: Customers sold $7 billion of US stocks last week, the largest outflow since November 2020.

Bank of America's stock analyst team's weekly report shows that Bank of America Securities' customers sold about $7 billion of stocks last week, the largest outflow since November 2020. Only four sectors had net purchases last week, including communication services, non-essential consumer goods, medical care, and energy sectors. Financial and technology stocks recorded significant outflows of funds.

Hot news

  • Most growth tech stocks fell before the market, with Tesla down more than 8% and Google down more than 3%.

  • Tesla fell sharply before the market, down more than 8%, with Q2 profits lower than expected.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$The latest disclosed results show that the adjusted earnings per share for Q2 were 52 cents, lower than the analyst's average expectation of 60 cents; revenue increased to $25.5 billion, exceeding the analyst's expectation of $24.6 billion; diluted earnings per share attributable to ordinary shareholders were $0.42, a year-on-year decrease of 46%.

  • Google fell more than 3% before the market, and the Q2 YouTube advertising revenue was lower than expected.

$Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$Q2 revenue and profits exceeded expectations. Quarterly cloud revenue exceeded 10 billion US dollars for the first time, but advertising slowed down. Capital expenditures invested in AI exceeded the first quarter, causing post-market volatility. Analysis pointed out that Google's Q2 advertising revenue was basically stable, and the revenue of cloud computing was especially strong. The quarterly operating profit exceeded $1 billion for the first time, but YouTube advertising revenue still fell short of expectations after the competition from TikTok weakened. The capital expenditure invested in AI was $13.186 billion, exceeding the first quarter's $12 billion, which raised concerns about the backlog of profit margins.

  • Texas Instruments rose nearly 2% before the market, Q2 revenue declined but exceeded expectations, and Q3 outlook is clear.

$Texas Instruments (TXN.US)$The company's second-quarter revenue was $3.822 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 15.6%, surpassing the market's expected $3.68 billion. This implies that there are signs of recovery in simulated chip amid continued demand sluggishness. The diluted earnings per share for Q2 were $1.22, higher than analysts' general expectation of $1.16. The company expects total revenue in the third quarter to be between 3.94 billion and 4.26 billion US dollars, while analysts expect it to be 4.14 billion US dollars.

  • Deutsche Bank fell more than 8% before the market, recording a loss for the first time in four years.

$Deutsche Bank (DB.US)$Q2 net loss attributable to shareholders was 0.143 billion euros, ending 15 consecutive quarters of profit, and analysts expected a loss of 0.145 billion euros. The reason for the first loss in four years is the slowing down of trades, and the bank has included costs related to the legacy issues of the retail department of Deutsche Postbank. Net revenue increased by 2% during the period, reaching 7.6 billion euros; before taxes and reserves of Deutsche Postbank, the profit was 1.7 billion euros, higher than the 1.4 billion euros in the same period last year.

  • LVMH's first-half profit dropped 14%, lower than expected, and Q2's endogenous sales in the Asian market fell sharply.

French luxury brand LV's parent company announced that its net profit for the first half of the year was 7.267 billion euros, a year-on-year decrease of 14.3%, and lower than the market's expected 7.45 billion euros. In the first half of the year, overall revenue fell by 1% to 41.677 billion euros. During the period, the core fashion and leather department's revenue fell by 2% to 20.771 billion euros. In Asia (excluding Japan), sales in the second quarter fell by 14% year-on-year and fell by 6% in the first quarter.$LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMUY.US)$Ideal falls more than 3% amid general decline in China concept stocks, while Netease rises nearly 3%.

Not to be outdone, after NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun announced the latest AI chip iteration schedule on the evening of June 2nd, AMD CEO Su Zifeng also threw out an iteration roadmap during her speech on the morning of June 3rd before the COMPUTEX opened. The company will launch the MI325 X and Ryzen AI300 this year, the MI350 series in 2025, and the MI400 series in 2026.

  • Netease rises nearly 3% pre-market as 'Undying' will start public testing tomorrow.

  • The flagship martial arts and battle royale game 'Undying' will start public testing on July 25th, and the number of players who have participated in the reservation has exceeded 40 million. Morgan Stanley has issued a research report stating that Netease will launch three highly anticipated games in July 2024: 'Seven Days World' (released globally on July 10th), 'Undying' mobile game (July 25th), and 'Yanyun Shiliu Sheng' PC version (July 26th). The release of these new games will accelerate the growth rate of game revenue in the second half of 2024 and push the stock price upward from its current level.

$NetEase (NTES.US)$According to 21st Century Business Herald, JD.com is going to issue a stablecoin pegged to HKD at a 1:1 ratio in Hong Kong. According to the official website of JD Coinlink Technology (Hong Kong), a subsidiary of JD.com, JD Coin is a stablecoin based on the public blockchain and pegged to HKD at a 1:1 ratio, and will be issued on a public blockchain. On July 18, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority released a list of sandbox participants in stablecoin issuance, including JD Coinlink.

  • JD.com: Will issue a stablecoin based on public blockchain in Hong Kong that is pegged to the Hong Kong dollar 1:1.

According to 21 Finance,$JD.com (JD.US)$Jefferies Financial thinks Baidu's Robotaxi business may stand out in the competition and maintains a buy rating.

  • Jefferies' latest research report states that Baidu's Robotaxi business may stand out in the competition due to its wide geographical coverage, technology, and resources. They believe that the potential market size of Robotaxi may reach RMB 1 trillion in the next few years, and Baidu has a leading position in 11 cities with a total ride of over 6 million times.

Jefferies Financial's latest research report pointed out,$Baidu (BIDU.US)$In 2024, the company's overall sales volume of 18,000 kiloliters, +28.10% year-on-year, significant growth. Product structure, 10-30 billion yuan products operating income of 401/1288/60 million yuan respectively.

Bilibili rose more than 3% pre-market trading and was upgraded to "buy" by UBS, which raised its EPS estimate per share.

This week's key performance calendar

Editor/Emily

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