Most of the semiconductor concept stocks in the US fell at the beginning of the market. Arm, ASM International, etc. fell more than 2%, while Micron Technology and TSMC fell more than 1%
Meta is currently down more than 13.1%; Nanowei Semiconductor, Arm Holdings, ASM International ADR, Integer, and Azenta are down at most 2.3%; Seagate Technology, Micron Technology, Wolfspeed, TSMC ADR, Knowles, and Tower Semiconductors have fallen more than 1.8%, and applied materials, ultra-microcomputers, Asmack ADR, Nova, Qualcomm, AMD, Texas Instruments, etc. have risen by as much as 0.8%. Qorvo, Apple, Intel, ST Semiconductors ADR, Cisco, and GF have risen to more than 0.7%. approx. 1.3%, Nvidia doubles
The tech sector of US stocks generally fell, Microsoft fell more than 4% and fell below 3 trillion US dollars
Glonghui, April 25 | Microsoft fell more than 4%, total market capitalization fell below 3 trillion US dollars, TSMC, Arm, and Micron fell nearly 3%, and Dell fell more than 2%.
The Dow opened down 1.06%, the NASDAQ fell 2.15%, and the S&P 500 fell 1.02%. Star tech stock Meta Platforms fell 14.61%, Google-A fell 4.9%, and Amazon fell 3.91%. The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index fell 0.69%, Ideal Auto fell 2.93%, and Bilibili fell
The Dow opened down 1.06%, the NASDAQ fell 2.15%, and the S&P 500 fell 1.02%. Star tech stock Meta Platforms fell 14.61%, Google-A fell 4.9%, and Amazon fell 3.91%. The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index fell 0.69%, Ideal Auto fell 2.93%, and Bilibili fell 2.9%.
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US stock outlook | US GDP fell short of expectations, and the three major indices dived before the market; Microsoft and Google earnings reports hit later
Meta plummeted by nearly 16% before the market, and Q2 revenue guidance fell short of expectations; IBM fell more than 9% before the market, and Q1 revenue fell short of expectations.
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With a median price-to-sales (or "P/S") ratio of close to 1.3x in the Entertainment industry in the United States, you could be forgiven for feeling indifferent about Bilibili Inc.'s (NASDAQ:BILI) P/