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成交额TOP20 | 芯片股再度回落,英伟达跌近7%,Arm跌近16%;业绩胜预期,Meta逆市收涨近5%

Top 20 transaction volume | Chip stocks fell again, with Nvidia down nearly 7% and Arm down nearly 16%; Meta outperformed expectations and rose nearly 5% against the market.

環球市場播報 ·  07:14

On Thursday, Nvidia, which ranked first in the trading volume of US stocks, fell 6.67%, with a turnover of $58.434 billion; Meta Platforms, which ranked second, rose 4.82%, with a turnover of $21.853 billion; Tesla, which ranked third, fell 6.55%, with a turnover of $18.574 billion.

The highest transaction amount in US stock market on Thursday.$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$Stocks fell 6.67%, with a turnover of 58.434 billion USD. Economic data released on Thursday showed that the US economy is contracting and may fall into a recession, causing stocks that are easily affected by economic recessions like Nvidia to decline. In addition, analysts warned that as the November US elections approach, there may be greater market volatility and investors may sell off some chips at this time.

The second.$Meta Platforms (META.US)$Stocks rose 4.82%, with a turnover of 21.853 billion USD. Meta Platforms' revenue for the first half of 2024 was 75.527 billion USD, up from 60.645 billion USD in the same period last year; operating profit for the first half of the year was 28.665 billion USD, up from 16.619 billion USD in the same period last year; net profit was 25.834 billion USD, up from 13.498 billion USD in the same period last year.

Revenue for the second quarter was 39.071 billion USD, up 22% from 32 billion USD in the same period last year. Operating profit for the second quarter was 14.847 billion USD, up 58% from 9.392 billion USD in the same period last year; operating profit margin was 38%, up from 29% in the same period last year.

Net profit for the second quarter was 13.465 billion USD, up 73% from 7.788 billion USD in the same period last year.

The company expects third-quarter revenue in 2024 to be between 38.5 billion USD and 41 billion USD.

The third.$Tesla (TSLA.US)$Stocks fell 6.55%, with a turnover of 18.574 billion USD. The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on July 31st that it will investigate a fatal Tesla-car accident that occurred in Seattle in April this year. The Washington State Department of Transportation confirmed that the vehicle involved in the accident was operating in "fully autonomous driving" mode at the time. This is at least the second fatal accident involving Tesla's assisted driving technology in two years.

In addition, US Republican presidential candidate Trump said on Wednesday that he opposes everyone having an electric vehicle, despite Tesla CEO Musk's support for him.

Ranked fourth.$Apple (AAPL.US)$Apple announced its much-anticipated earnings report after the Thursday's closing bell: Q3 revenue was USD 85.78 billion, with analysts expecting USD 84.46 billion; iPhone revenue for Q3 was USD 39.3 billion, with analysts expecting USD 38.95 billion; Mac revenue was USD 7.01 billion, with analysts expecting USD 6.98 billion; iPad revenue was USD 7.16 billion, with analysts expecting USD 6.63 billion; wearable, home and accessories revenue was USD 8.1 billion, with analysts expecting USD 7.79 billion; service revenue was USD 24.21 billion, with analysts expecting USD 23.96 billion; Q3 EPS $1.40, with analysts expecting $1.35.

The fifth.$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$AMD CEO Su Zifeng said that demand for AI chips exceeded expectations and estimated that the company's revenue of datacenter AI chips this year will exceed USD 4.5 billion. This is the second time this year the company raised its revenue estimate for the MI300 AI chip.

The sixth.$Amazon (AMZN.US)$Amazon released its earnings report after the bell on Thursday: Q2 net sales were USD 147.98 billion, with analysts expecting USD 148.78 billion; AWS net sales for Q2 were USD 26.28 billion, with analysts expecting USD 25.98 billion; operating profit for Q2 was USD 14.67 billion, with analysts expecting USD 13.59 billion; Q2 EPS was $1.26, with analysts expecting $1.04; Q3 net sales are expected to be between $154 billion and $158.5 billion, with analysts expecting $158.43 billion; Q3 operating profit is expected to be between $11.5 billion and $15 billion, with analysts expecting $15.66 billion.

The seventh.$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$Recently, Microsoft held a FY24Q4 earnings briefing. The company said that it has achieved solid results as it ended the fiscal year. Overall, revenue exceeded USD 245 billion, a YoY increase of 15%. Microsoft's cloud revenue exceeded USD 135 billion, a 23% YoY increase.

In its 10-K filing submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Microsoft listed OpenAI as a competitor alongside companies such as Amazon, Google, and Meta. Microsoft identified OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT chatbots, as a competitor in the artificial intelligence products, search engine, and news advertising categories. Last week, OpenAI released a prototype search engine called SearchGPT. A spokesperson for OpenAI stated that there had been no change in the relationship between the two companies, and that Microsoft remains a good partner of OpenAI. When establishing their partnership, the two parties had already reached a consensus on the possibility of becoming competitors.

The eighth.$Broadcom (AVGO.US)$Stocks fell 8.50%, with a turnover of 6.039 billion USD.

Ranked ninth.$Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$Stocks fell 0.45%, with a turnover of 4.188 billion USD. Google announced on Thursday that it has added three AI features to the Chrome browser, including Google Lens, a shopping assistant for tab comparison, and natural language integration search history. These features are supported by Gemini technology and are available for the desktop version of Chrome. These new features are designed to enhance users' browsing experience, making it smarter and more convenient.

Ranked tenth.$Qualcomm (QCOM.US)$Qualcomm's revenue for the third quarter was USD 9.393 billion, up 11% YoY; net profit was USD 2.129 billion, up 18% YoY; non-GAAP net profit for the third quarter was USD 2.648 billion, up 26% YoY.

Qualcomm's revenue and adjusted EPS in the third quarter both exceeded the expectations of Wall Street analysts, and their outlook for revenue and adjusted EPS in the fourth quarter also exceeded expectations.

11th place$Arm Holdings (ARM.US)$The company's stock fell by 15.72%, trading at 3.876 billion USD. While the performance guidance provided by the company this quarter is disappointing, several Wall Street analysts still defend the British chip design company and are bullish on its prospects.

15th place.$Micron Technology (MU.US)$Micron's stock fell by 7.57%, trading at 3.252 billion USD. Micron recently announced that its Micron 2650 NVMe SSD (solid state drive) based on the ninth generation (G9) TLC NAND technology has now shipped.

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