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• The online education sector continued to rise, and Hong Eun Education and Youdao rose more than 1%

Most of the constituent stocks in the US online education sector rose yesterday.$Together Education Tech (YQ.US) $It closed up 48%,$Hong Eun Education (IH.US) $Closing up 8%,$Learn with Whom (GSX.US) $It closed up 6%. Hong Eun's education after the game,$Youdo (DAO.US) $An increase of more than 1%,$GOOD FUTURE (TAL.US) $Slightly liter.

Beijing held the 215th press conference on COVID-19 prevention and control yesterday. Li Yi, deputy secretary of the Education Working Committee of the Beijing Municipal Committee and press spokesman for the Municipal Education Commission, explained that relevant business departments will suspend all offline training and group activities starting January 23 (this Saturday).

Active US stocks after the market

• Gaming Station fell slightly after the market, and Citron said its stock price had returned to $20

$Gaming Station (GME.US) $It closed down 0.61%, with a slight decline after the session.

Citron said on Twitter on January 19, local time, that it will be broadcast live on January 21 at 0:30 Beijing time (January 20 11:30 EST) explaining the five reasons why investors currently holding GameStation shares are “losers in the poker game,” and that it is believed that its stock price will soon drop to $20.

• Oppenheimer frantically sang about Dotesla, drastically raising Tesla's target price to $1,036

Because I'm optimistic$Tesla (TSLA.US) $In terms of advantages in the field of autonomous vehicle development and current valuations of high-growth stocks, Oppenheimer analyst Colin Rusch raised Tesla's target stock price to the highest of his Wall Street peers, from 486 US dollars to 1,036 US dollars, and maintained a “outperform the market” rating.

Rusch said that since November last year, Tesla's stock price has doubled again, and investors are struggling to cope with the future trend of the stock. The bulls are believed to be betting on Tesla's leading commercial autonomous driving technology.

Although Rusch is “concerned” that Tesla has yet to apply lidar to cars, he believes that the learning cycle brought about by more than 1 million cars driving on the road is “an extraordinary advantage” that can help Tesla collect data through the “shadow-mode (shadow-mode)” function to reach the 6B test mileage threshold. Analysts consider this data necessary to validate L4+L5 advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

• Google closed up more than 5% yesterday, hitting a record high in the intraday period

Google parent company$Google (GOOG.US) $It closed up 5.36%, hitting a record high in the intraday period. There was a slight increase after the market.

The President-elect of the United States and Democrat Biden will soon take office as the 46th President of the United States. Earlier, US Treasury Secretary candidate Yellen sent a signal at the hearing to support increased fiscal stimulus. In her testimony, Yellen said she is ready to promote large-scale fiscal action to help support the economy that has been hit hard by the virus, and is ready to urge Congress to take “significant action” when it takes action on aid measures. Yellen said that the current aid provision bill is very important. She believes ending the COVID-19 pandemic and adopting a bailout plan is the best way to achieve stability.

• Netflix reached a record high yesterday, with more than 200 million subscribers

$Netflix (NFLX.US) $Yesterday, it closed strongly up more than 16%, reaching a record intraday high. There was a slight decline after the market.

The 2020 Q4 earnings report exceeded expectations, with global subscribers breaking the 200 million mark. Despite being given relatively conservative guidance for 2021, the rapid growth of subscribers and the gradual improvement in cash flow over the past year have greatly boosted investor confidence, with Netflix's stock price rising more than 12% after the market.

• Plague Energy closed down more than 6% yesterday and was shorted by institutions

$PLAGER ENERGY (PLUG.US) $It closed down nearly 6% yesterday, and the company was shorted by hedge fund Kerrisdale Capital. It fell more than 1% after the market.

Kerrisdale Capital claims that Prager Energy's stock has almost doubled in the past few weeks and has risen 15 times over the past year. This is because investors are hopeful about hydrogen energy prospects, but hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and combustion are too expensive and too inefficient. Kerrisdale Capital said it doesn't expect the company to succeed in the end.