On April 26, the top 20 US stock turnover: Google rose more than 10% to a record high _ Sina Finance

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On Friday, Nvidia, No. 1 in US stock turnover, closed 6.18% higher with a turnover of US $47.361 billion. Nvidia rose more than 15% this week, the biggest weekly increase since May 2023.

2nd place Tesla It closed down 1.11% with a turnover of US $18.425 billion. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) confirmed on Friday that the safety regulator has begun to investigate whether Tesla announced the recall of more than 2 million vehicles in December last year to install a new autopilot system is enough. The recall investigation of this software repair covers the Model Y, X, S, 3 and Cybertruck vehicles equipped with Autopilot manufactured in the United States from 2012 to 2024.

It is reported that Tesla's automatic driving system has had 20 accidents in four months, so the company was investigated by NHTSA.

Meta Platforms, the third place, closed 0.43% higher with a turnover of USD 14.057 billion. The company reported disappointing results on Thursday. However, Bank of America reiterated its "buy" rating and maintained its target price of $550; UBS Reaffirmed the "buy" rating of Meta, and believed that the company's downside risk was limited, and the target price was lowered from $610 to $575; Morgan Stanley Still optimistic about the company, the company's target price remains at $550, and is rated as "overweight".

4th place Microsoft It closed 1.82% higher with a turnover of US $12.086 billion. On Friday (April 26, 2024), Microsoft released its financial report for the third fiscal quarter of fiscal year 2024: revenue was $61.858 billion, up 17% year on year, and the impact of exchange rate changes excluded was also up 17% year on year; Net profit was US $21.939 billion, up 20% year on year, and the same growth rate was 20% year on year excluding the impact of exchange rate changes (Note: Microsoft's fiscal year was not synchronized with the natural year).

Microsoft's revenue and earnings per share in the third fiscal quarter exceeded Wall Street analysts' expectations, which pushed its stock price up by more than 4% after hours. At the same time, Microsoft's outlook for revenue in the fourth fiscal quarter failed to meet analysts' expectations, but its outlook for operating profit margin in the fourth fiscal quarter exceeded expectations.

5th place Google Class A shares (GOOGL) closed up 10.22%, a record high, with a turnover of US $11.069 billion. Alphabet, the parent company of Google, released its financial report for the first quarter of fiscal year 2024 as of March 31 on Friday: the total revenue was US $80.539 billion, a year-on-year increase of 15%, and a year-on-year increase of 16% excluding the impact of exchange rate changes; According to the US GAAP, Alphabet's net profit in the first quarter was 23.662 billion US dollars, up 57% year on year; Diluted earnings per share was $1.89, up from $1.17 a year earlier.

8th Apple It closed 0.35% lower, with a turnover of US $7.57 billion. According to IDC, Apple's share of smartphone shipments in China fell by nearly 20% in the first quarter.

9th Amazon It closed 3.43% higher with a turnover of US $7.522 billion. UBS maintained Amazon's "buy" rating and raised its target price from $198 to $215. Amazon will announce its quarterly results next Tuesday (30th). The bank believes that the focus of investors will expand to the overall franchise revenue and operating income of the company, which is more than the narrow attention paid to the cloud business AWS before, especially the business growth has gone out of the trough in the second and third quarters of last year.

The market expects that Amazon's quarterly revenue will be at the top of the guidance range of $143.5 billion, its operating revenue will be between $13 billion and $13.5 billion, and its cloud business will grow by 15% to 16%. The bank also focuses on Amazon's total capital expenditure.

The 11th ultramicro computer closed 8.90% higher with a turnover of 5.88 billion US dollars. The share capital has risen by more than 20% accumulatively every week.

12th Intel It closed down 9.20%, with a turnover of 3.765 billion US dollars. Intel today announced its first fiscal quarter financial report of fiscal year 2024: its revenue was $12.7 billion, up 9% year on year; The net loss attributable was US $400 million, 86% lower than the net loss attributable to US $2.8 billion in the same period of the previous year; The net profit attributable to non GAAP adjustments was $800 million, while the net loss attributable to non GAAP adjustments in the same period last year was $200 million, turning losses into gains on a year-on-year basis.

Intel's revenue in the first fiscal quarter and adjusted earnings per share both exceeded Wall Street analysts' expectations, and its outlook for revenue in the second fiscal quarter also exceeded expectations, but its outlook for adjusted earnings per share in the second fiscal quarter failed to meet expectations, leading to a sharp decline in its share price.

16th Snap It closed up 27.63%, with a turnover of US $2.284 billion. "Burning after reading" communication application Snapchat The parent company Snap today released the first quarter financial report of fiscal year 2024: the revenue was $1.195 billion, up 21% year on year; The net loss was US $305 million, down 7% year on year; The adjusted net profit not in accordance with the US GAAP was US $49.1 million, while the adjusted net profit in the same period last year was US $20 million, a year-on-year increase.

Snap's first quarter revenue and adjusted earnings per share both exceeded Wall Street analysts' previous expectations, and the guidance given to the second quarter revenue also exceeded expectations. At the same time, the number of daily active users and the average revenue per user data of Snap in the first quarter of the world both exceeded analysts' expectations, thus driving its share price up significantly.

19th pharmaceutical giant abbvie It closed 0.23% lower with a turnover of US $1.709 billion. On April 16, 2024, Medincell, a French pharmaceutical company focusing on long-acting sustained release preparation technology, announced that it had signed an agreement with Alberville to jointly develop and commercialize six long-acting preparations with Alberville with a down payment of 35 million dollars, a development and commercial milestone fee of up to 1.9 billion dollars (about 13.8 billion yuan), and several royalties.