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美股前瞻 | 坚定看好!小摩:美股未来十年保持强劲,受益于科技和AI;特斯拉盘前大涨近14%,Q3盈利超预期

US stocks outlook | Bullish outlook! Morgan Stanley: US stocks will remain strong in the next decade, benefiting from technology and AI; Tesla surges nearly 14% pre-market, Q3 profits exceed expectations.

Futu News ·  Oct 24 20:20

Hot news

  • Before the market opens on Thursday, the three major futures prices are mixed.

  • Growth tech stocks mostly rose in pre-market trading, with tesla up nearly 14%, nvidia, AMD, and others up over 1%.

  • China concept stocks showed mixed trends in pre-market trading, with tal education up over 6% and alibaba down over 1%.

  • Tesla surged nearly 14% in pre-market trading, with third-quarter EPS increasing by 9% instead of decreasing, and Cybertruck achieving its first positive gross margin.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Surging nearly 14% in pre-market trading, third-quarter revenue increased by nearly 8% year-on-year, slightly below expectations, but profit surprised positively. The gross margin increased by 195 basis points to 19.8% year-on-year, surpassing expectations in the auto business with a gross margin of 17.1%. Additionally, Cybertruck business achieved positive gross margin for the first time. After the performance, JPMorgan Chase raised tesla's target price from $130 to $135; Truist Securities raised tesla's target price from $236 to $238.

  • uber technologies, lyft inc fell before the market, and tesla will launch a ride-hailing service in texas and california next year.

$Uber Technologies (UBER.US)$Please use your Futubull account to access the feature.$Lyft Inc (LYFT.US)$ Both fell nearly 3% before the market, on the news side, Tesla CEO Musk said that Tesla will launch a ride-hailing service in Texas and California next year.

  • nvidia rose 1.3% before the market, Huang Renxun: Blackwell chip design flaw has been fixed.

fell 2.81% yesterday $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Pre-market trading is up 1.33% at $141.41. On the news front, Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun stated that with the help of Taiwan Semiconductor, the design flaw in Nvidia's latest Blackwell AI chip has been fixed, which previously affected production. At a recent Goldman Sachs conference, Huang Renxun said these chips will ship in the fourth quarter.

  • Apple rings demand alarm? Orders for iPhone 16 cut by about 10 million units, Vision Pro production may have been greatly reduced.

Overnight $Apple (AAPL.US)$ The stock price fell by 2.16%, possibly due to two negative pieces of news: firstly, well-known Apple supply chain analyst Guo Mingchi revealed that Apple has cut orders for the iPhone 16 in the fourth quarter of this year and the first half of 2025 by about 10 million units; secondly, sources disclosed that Apple has significantly reduced the production of the Vision Pro in recent months. As of the time of writing, Apple has seen a slight rebound in pre-market.

  • German chip dreams dashed by the Americans again, as Wolfspeed shelves a 3 billion euro factory construction plan.

Following Intel's shelving of the Magdeburg wafer fab project last month, $Wolfspeed (WOLF.US)$ Also announced the suspension of the German project. Wolfspeed stated in the announcement that the company now has the ability to support customer growth timelines in the foreseeable future. The company specifically mentioned facilities being built in North Carolina and New York, as well as productivity improvements. As of the time of publication, Wolfspeed rose over 2% in pre-market trading.

  • IBM fell nearly 4% in pre-market trading, with Q3 consulting and infrastructure business revenue below expectations.

$IBM Corp (IBM.US)$ US stocks fell nearly 4% in pre-market trading, with Q3 revenue of $14.97 billion, a 1.5% year-on-year growth; adjusted EPS of $2.3, market expectations were $2.22. Among them, consulting revenue was $5.15 billion, a 0.5% year-on-year decrease, slightly lower than analysts' expected $5.19 billion. Infrastructure business revenue was $3.04 billion, a 7% year-on-year decrease, lower than analysts' expected $3.24 billion.

  • Tesla launches a performance 'comeback'! A large investor spent over $11 million buying bullish contracts yesterday.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$Fell nearly 2% overnight, the financial report shows Tesla's third-quarter EPS increased by 9%, and Cybertruck's gross margin turned positive for the first time.

Overnight, the total options volume for Tesla reached 1.34 million contracts, with the call ratio declining to 53%; on the options chain, there is a dilemma between long and short positions, with the highest volume being the call with a strike price of $220 expiring this Friday, totaling 0.047 million contracts, followed by the put with a strike price of $200 expiring this Friday, totaling 0.041 million contracts.

It is worth noting that a big player spent over $11 million to buy a bullish order, consisting of selling the put with a strike price of $190 expiring on January 16, 2026, and buying the call with a strike price of $380 expiring on January 16, 2026.

Global macro

  • JPMorgan believes that the US stock market will remain strong in the next ten years, benefiting from technology and AI.

JPMorgan believes that the key to recent gains in US large cap stocks will continue to be the backbone of portfolios, targeting a 6.7% annualized ROI over the next 10 to 15 years, with AI playing a crucial role in boosting productivity and economic growth.

  • Goldman Sachs 'sings a different tune'! Wall Street bulls: It's unlikely that the US stock market will fall into a 'lost decade'.

Amidst the US stock market reaching new highs, a recent report from Goldman Sachs has sparked discussions about the future outlook of the US stock market. The bank predicts that after experiencing a decade of high growth, the US stock market will face a 'lost decade'. In response, the long-term bullish Wall Street institution, Yardeni Research, believes that Goldman Sachs' forecast of low returns for US stocks over the next ten years is too conservative. The institutions anticipates a stock market prosperity similar to the 'Roaring Twenties' in the next decade.

  • Bold prediction! Bernstein bets that bitcoin will rise to $0.2 million next year.

Amid the cheers for the bullish sentiment at $0.1 million, Bernstein Research predicts in its latest report that by the end of 2025, the price of bitcoin could reach as high as $0.2 million. The report points out that by the end of this year, Wall Street is expected to replace the founder Satoshi Nakamoto as the top wallet holder of bitcoin. This is related to the great success of the bitcoin ETF, which has become a major player in this year's ETF trading.

  • The Bank of japan is likely to maintain the status quo in October! The key lies in how to adjust the "inflation outlook".

According to Bloomberg, a majority of economists surveyed by Bloomberg indicate that the Bank of Japan is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at the meeting next week (October 31), with the next rate hike in December or January. A major focus of this meeting is whether the Bank of Japan will remove the phrase 'risks to prices have an upward bias for the fiscal year 2024', and if this phrase is removed, market expectations for a December rate hike are expected to weaken.

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

Reminder for US Macro Events

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