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Futu Morning Post | AI boosts performance significantly! Google soared more than 11% after the market, and Microsoft rose more than 4%
Google paid its first dividend, and Q1 revenue, advertising, and cloud revenue all accelerated; Microsoft's first-quarter earnings report overall exceeded expectations; Bank of America said Apple was still the first choice for investment in technology stocks in 2024.
Express News | CICC: The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates only once this year in the fourth quarter
Top 20 Turnover | Meta's stock price has plummeted by more than 10%, and its capital expenditure guidelines are worrying
On Thursday, Nvidia, the second-largest in terms of US stock turnover, closed up 3.71%, with a turnover of US$34.614 billion; Tesla, which ranked third, closed 4.97% higher, with a transaction of US$20.883 billion.
US stocks closed | The three major indices collectively closed down. Nvidia reversed the market and rose nearly 4%, and Google rose more than 16% after the market
The S&P Index stopped three times in a row, the Dow fell two times in a row, Tesla rose 5%, fell 10% after Meta earnings report, the biggest decline in two years, Microsoft turned up and rose more than 5% after the market, and Intel fell 9% after the market.
J.P. Morgan: Why will the S&P 500 rise 3% in the next 20 days?
According to a report from J.P. Morgan's trading department on Tuesday (April 23), the stock market just flashed a tactical buying signal. The buy signal indicates that the S&P 500 could rise 3% over the next 20 days, which will take the index just one step away from its all-time high.
The S&P 500 index initially closed down 0.5%, with the telecom sector falling 4%, and the worst performer—component Meta fell by about 10%, Google A fell 0.1%, the energy and raw materials sector rose 0.7%, and the Nasdaq 100 index initially closed down 0
The S&P 500 index initially closed down 0.5%, with the telecom sector falling 4%, and the worst performer—component Meta fell by about 10%, Google A fell 0.1%, the energy and raw materials sector rose 0.7%, and the Nasdaq 100 index initially closed down 0.5%. Component stock Meta led the decline. Microsoft fell more than 2%, Google A and Amazon were at the top of the decline, AMD rose 1.3%, Nvidia rose 3.6%, Tesla rose 5.1%, and AstraZeneca rose 5.5%. IBM initially closed down 8.3%, Caterpillar fell 7%, leading the decline in Dow constituent stocks, while Boeing rose about 1.7%, Merck