On Wednesday, US stocks had the highest turnover.$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$Closed down 1.15%, with a trading volume of 30.167 billion USD. The semiconductor sector in the USA generally declined. Notable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported on Wednesday that orders for electronic components from Vishay, used in nvidia's Blackwell AI servers, exceeded expectations.

The second.$Tesla (TSLA.US)$Closed down 1.58%, with a trading volume of 19.216 billion USD. Recently, Musk submitted a 107-page lawsuit to the Northern District Court of California, continuing the lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman. In the original lawsuit filed in August, Musk accused OpenAI and Altman of becoming a profit-driven corporate entity.

Tesla CEO Musk called on the social media platform X on Wednesday to abolish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in the USA, citing "too many overlapping regulatory agencies." The CFPB was established after the 2008 financial crisis to implement and enforce federal consumer financial laws and ensure that the consumer financial product market is fair, transparent, and competitive.

The third.$MicroStrategy (MSTR.US)$Increased by 9.94%, with a transaction volume of 13.437 billion USD. On the news, $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$The increase during the day reached 2.0%, closing at 94,306 USD. In addition, recently microstrategy disclosed that the company purchased approximately 55,500 bitcoins again from November 18 to 24, 2024, at a cost of about 5.4 billion USD. This move increased its bitcoin holdings by approximately 17%.

The fourth most traded stock rose 1.72%, with a transaction volume of $9.743 billion. According to sources, a department of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) has launched a preliminary investigation into Apple this year, finding that Apple has had a significant impact on consumers in providing digital products and services. The focus of the investigation is that Apple is suspected of abusing its dominant position in the app market, forcing developers to use its proprietary in-app purchase system, which costs up to 30%. $Apple (AAPL.US)$ Decreased by 0.06%, with a transaction volume of 7.861 billion USD. According to an independent study by the market tracking organization International Data Corporation (IDC), after two consecutive years of decline, global smart phone sales rebounded strongly in 2024, but apple almost did not achieve growth, highlighting the rapid rise of competitors based on the android system in china and emerging markets.

According to IDC, by 2024, apple and its competitors' mobile phone shipments will increase by 6.2% to 1.24 billion units. However, iPhone sales may only grow by 0.4%. Nevertheless, IDC estimates that up to now, apple remains the profit leader, with an average selling price of over $1,000, while android competitors average around $295.

The fifth.$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$The market closed down 1.17%, with a transaction volume of $7.748 billion. Microsoft recently obtained a patent called 'Distributed Virtual Reality,' which allows users to share the VR (virtual reality) content they are seeing with others. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently published a 23-page patent document from Microsoft, which was filed in June 2024 but not disclosed until November. According to the description, the system allows presenters to share a virtual 3D world with the audience, who can explore this world from their own perspective using VR headsets.

On Wednesday, Microsoft denied claims that it used customer data from its Microsoft 365 applications (including Word and Excel) to train artificial intelligence models. Previously, some users pointed out on social media that the company required users to opt out of its 'Connected Experience' feature, which they believed was used to train AI models.

The sixth.$Amazon (AMZN.US)$The market closed down 1.02%, with a transaction volume of $5.77 billion. On November 27, Japan's Fair Trade Commission stated that it was seeking seller opinions regarding accusations against amazon's Japanese subsidiary requiring sellers on its e-commerce platform Marketplace to set lower prices than on other platforms. The Japanese Fair Trade Commission also confirmed that amazon was allegedly pressuring sellers to use its packaging and delivery services, and the regulatory agency has begun on-site investigations.

The spokesperson for amazon in japan stated the day before yesterday that they will fully cooperate with the investigation by the regulatory institutions.

Ranked seventh. $Dell Technologies (DELL.US)$ The stock fell by 12.25%, marking the largest drop since May 31, with a transaction volume of 4.725 billion dollars. The company's third-quarter revenue increased 10% year-on-year to 24.4 billion dollars, below the analyst average expectation of 24.6 billion dollars. Under Non-GAAP accounting standards, the net income was 1.54 billion dollars, an 11% increase year-on-year; diluted eps was 2.15 dollars, better than the analyst average expectation of 2.05 dollars, compared to 1.88 dollars in the same period last year.

The eighth.$Meta Platforms (META.US)$The stock fell by 0.76%, with a transaction volume of 4.09 billion dollars. Reports indicate that the social media platform Threads under meta platforms has added over 35 million registered users in November, with daily new registrations exceeding 1 million for three consecutive months.

Meta spokesperson Alec Booker stated that since November 14, 20 million users have registered; while Instagram head Adam Mosseri previously stated that 15 million new registrations were added in the first two weeks of November.

Yvonne McGill, the chief financial officer of dell technologies, stated in a conference call following the earnings report, "The personal computer upgrade cycle will be delayed until next year."

After dell technologies released its financial report, citigroup lowered its target price from $160 to $156.

Ranked tenth.$Coinbase (COIN.US)$Increased by 6.03%, with a transaction value of $4.068 billion. On Wednesday, us stocks in the cryptos sector rose broadly.

11th place$CrowdStrike (CRWD.US)$Decreased by 4.59%, with a transaction value of $3.741 billion. The company's third-quarter revenue was $1.01 billion, better than the analyst expectation of $0.983 billion; adjusted eps was $0.93, also better than the analyst expectation of $0.81. After an incident in July that caused a global system outage due to a software update, the company recorded an annual recurring revenue (ARR) of $4.02 billion last quarter, slightly higher than the market expectation of $4.01 billion.

Looking ahead, the company expects adjusted eps for the fourth fiscal quarter to be between $0.84 and $0.86, below the analyst's estimate of $0.87.

13th place. $Workday (WDAY.US)$ Declined by 6.21%, with a transaction volume of $3.488 billion. The company's third fiscal quarter revenue increased by 15.8% year-on-year to $2.16 billion, exceeding the analyst's estimate of $2.13 billion; adjusted eps was $1.89, higher than the analyst's estimate of $1.76. Subscription revenue for the period was $1.96 billion, a year-on-year increase of 16%.

Looking ahead, the company expects subscription revenue in the fourth quarter to grow by 15% to $2.03 billion, while the analyst's estimate is $2.2 billion; the company anticipates full-year subscription revenue to grow by 17% to $7.7 billion, lower than the analyst's estimate of $8.4 billion.

Ranked 14th $Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$ Increased by 0.07%, with a transaction volume of $3.255 billion. The judge handling the google case stated on Tuesday that the trial regarding the usa department of justice's proposal to weaken google's dominance in the online search space would not be delayed to give officials from the trump administration more time to modify their request.

It is understood that the USA Department of Justice proposed forcing Google to sell its Chrome browser and possibly sell the Android mobile operating system to end its monopoly in the online search field. However, President-elect Trump expressed skepticism about breaking up Google in October.

The 17th$Salesforce (CRM.US)$Closed down 3.84%, with a turnover of 2.475 billion dollars. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff recently stated that he believes the future of AI lies in autonomous agents (commonly known as "AI intelligences"), rather than the large language models (LLM) currently used to train chatbots like ChatGPT. He mentioned, "In fact, we may have already approached the technological limit of LLMs."

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