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Benzinga Bulls and Bears: PayPal, UnitedHealth, Netflix — And Stocks End Wild Week
Chart Preview | Earnings Season for U.S. Tech Giants Is Here! Tesla and Google to Report Next Week—Can Strong AI-Driven Profits Continue to Support Stock Prices?
With U.S. equity valuations remaining elevated, earnings season could turn into a genuine 'two-way bloodbath'—beating earnings expectations no longer guarantees a stock price increase, and even minor missteps may trigger severe market penalties, as investors’ tolerance for profit shortfalls has reached a historic low.
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Top 20 by Trading Volume | Apple hits new high, approaching $5 trillion market cap; SpaceX Starship test flight fails, shares drop 5%; Meta reveals $10 billion AI computing capacity leasing deal; Taiwan Semiconductor announces additional NT$100 billion in
On Friday, Micron Technology, the most actively traded stock on U.S. markets, fell 0.5% with $53.876 billion in turnover. The stock declined on five of the past six trading days, accumulating a weekly loss of 13.31%. NVIDIA, the second-most actively traded stock, dropped 2.21% with $29.147 billion in turnover. During Friday’s session, Apple briefly surpassed NVIDIA in market capitalization, reclaiming its position as the world’s most valuable company for the first time in over a year. Investors now favor the iPhone maker to stage a comeback in the artificial intelligence race, especially as it does not need to commit the massive and increasingly risky capital expenditures on data centers that other major tech giants are undertaking. As of the close
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Tesla Options Spot-On: On July 17th, 2.62 Million Contracts Were Traded, With 5.9 Million Open Interest
On July 17th ET, $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 2.62 million options for the day, of which put options accounted for 49.11% of the total transactions,