Source: Cailian
News of October 7th (editor 史正丞)Last night and this morning, amid the atmosphere of speculation on artificial intelligence, the S & P 500 index rose for the seventh consecutive trading day, and joined hands with the Nasdaq to set a new record closing high.
As of the closing, the SIP 500 index rose 0.36%, recorded 6740.28 points; the Nasdaq Comprehensive Index rose 0.71%, recorded 22941.67 points; the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index fell 0.14%, recorded 46694.97 points.
The key word on Monday remains OpenAI.The company first announced an agreement with AMD for the deployment of 6 Gigawa GPUs and will unlock up to 1.6 million of AMD ordinary shares, equivalent to 10% of the latter’s shareholdings, according to the deployment progress.AMD climbed 23.71 percent on Monday, increasing its single-day market value by $63.3 billion, equivalent to RMB 450 billion.
Subsequently, at the OpenAI Developer Day event, a listed company named for the point rose.For example, Figma's highest rise was close to 16%, eventually increased to 7.39%. online travel company Expedia also dropped more than 7% after the short line, and eventually dropped back to 2% "Barbie doll" brand parent Matthew also because Orthman mentioned that the company is using Sora 2 to convert toys design concepts into visual content, and once the short line pulled more than 5% - but at the closing of the return all the increase.
OpenAI CEO Altman also responded on Monday to the company’s significant impact on capital market movements, saying: “This is a new phenomenon that has recently begun to emerge and we are trying to adapt to this new normal, but it really feels weird.”
Tesla also rose 5.45% on Monday, and the company repeatedly announced on social media that new products will be released on October 7. Some American netizens also broke the news on social media that they witnessed uncovered camouflage near Tesla's Texas factory“Model Y”。 The design of the headlights in the spy photos also matches the appearance in the official preview.
Interestingly, the flying car company Archer Aviation also dropped 17.89 percent because of web rumors “related to Tesla’s Tuesday launch.”
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According to the market value ranking, as of the end of the year, NVIDIA fell by 1.11%, Microsoft rose by 2.17%, Apple fell by 0.52%, Google-C rose by 2.05%, Amazon rose by 0.63%, Meta rose by 0.72, Boeings fell by 0.85%, Tencent rose by 3.5%, Tesla rose by 5.45%, Berkshire Hathaway-A rose by 0.02%, Morgan rose by 0.21% and Oracle rose by 1.90%.
The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index closed up 1% on Monday. As of the close, Alibaba fell 0.43%, Jingdong rose 1.44%, Baidu rose 2.05%, Dianduo rose 0.06%, Beilai rose 0.35%, NIO fell 1.43%, Netease fell 0.35%, Futu Holdings rose 1.83%, Ideal Car rose 0.36%, Xiaopeng Automobile rose 2.43%, Yihang Intelligent rose 1.83%, Youdao rose 7.08%, Xunlei rose 9.92%, and Mavericks Electric rose 23.01%.
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