4月25日，报道称美国政府将放宽自动驾驶监管，削减原本繁琐的事故报告流程，只要不是商业用途的测试车可跳过部分合规流程。此举被视为美国对自动驾驶最大一次松绑，直击特斯拉需求核心，为马斯克计划今年6月在德州推出的Cybercab无人出租车队开绿灯。Editor's Note:Gold Mining in the US Stock MarketDaily tracking of market dynamics, insightful analysis and sorting of popular fluctuations and outstanding rising stocks, providing mooers with multi-dimensional investment opportunities for reference, helping mooers grasp investment opportunities at a glance.
1. Four consecutive increases! $Tesla (TSLA.US)$Last Friday rebounded nearly 10%. The US government will relax regulations on autonomous driving, and Robotaxi has started testing.
In terms of news, the latest reports indicate that Tesla's Robotaxi has started testing. However, the current testing range is limited to Austin and the San Francisco Bay Area, and it is only open to company employees. The model used for testing is not the Cybercab, but the updated Model Y.
On April 25, reports stated that the USA government will relax regulations on autonomous driving, reducing the originally cumbersome accident reporting process, allowing non-commercial test vehicles to skip certain compliance procedures. This move is seen as the USA's largest deregulation regarding autonomous driving, directly addressing the core demand for Tesla, and giving the green light for Musk's plan to launch the Cybercab autonomous taxi fleet in Texas this June.
Historical new high!$Netflix (NFLX.US)$ This year has risen over 23%, with a market cap of nearly 470 billion dollars, Morgan Stanley has a Call at 1150 dollars.
Earlier, the company announced first-quarter revenue of 10.54 billion dollars, surpassing analysts' expectations of 10.5 billion dollars. The full-year revenue expectation remains unchanged at -44.5 billion dollars, with analysts expecting 44.33 billion dollars. The second-quarter revenue is projected to be 11.04 billion dollars, exceeding analysts' expectations of 10.88 billion dollars.
Morgan Stanley has listed Netflix as its "preferred stock" and stated, "We expect Netflix to demonstrate relative resilience in the context of a weak global macroeconomic environment." The firm reiterated a rating of "outperforming Large Cap" for Netflix, with a target price of 1150 dollars, indicating nearly a 22% upside from the stock's closing price on Wednesday.
3, "Medical Care Hospital"$Encompass Health (EHC.US)$Last Friday, it rose nearly 12%, with strong performance in the first quarter, receiving a target price increase from Institutions.
CEO Mark Tarr stated that the company performed strongly in the first quarter, with revenue of 1.46 billion USD and adjusted EBITDA of 0.3136 billion USD, adjusted.free cash flow.This represents a year-on-year increase of 32.7% to 0.2224 billion USD. Revenue grew by 10.6%, and adjusted EBITDA increased by 14.9%. Total discharges grew by 6.3%, and same-store discharges increased by 4.4%. The proportion of discharged patients returning to the Community reached 84%, while the rate of transfers to specialized care institutions decreased to 6.4%, outperforming the industry average.
The company raised its guidance for 2025: expected revenue of 5.85-5.925 billion USD, adjusted EBITDA of 1.185-1.22 billion USD, and adjusted EPS of 4.85-5.10 USD. Analyst Joanna Gajuk from Bank of America Securities maintains the company's 'Buy' rating and raised the Target Price from 125 USD to 128 USD.
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