cyclonepinball| Top 20 U.S. stock turnover on May 14: Alibaba's share price fell 6% after announcing its earnings report

Yingweida, No. 1 in US stock turnover, closed higher by 1% on Tuesday.Cyclonepinball.06%CyclonepinballThe deal is 267.Cyclonepinball.33 billion US dollars. Nvidia will release its first-quarter 2024 results on May 22. Its earnings report comes after Wall Street institutions have recently raised their share price targets. Goldman Sachs recently gave out $1100.CyclonepinballThe 12-month target price ($875 before March), as the agency raised its EPS (earnings per share) forecast for the fiscal year 2025 to 2027 by an average of 8%, indicating continued strong demand for AI servers and improved supply.

In second place, Tesla closed 3.29% higher, with a turnover of US $15.21 billion. XAI, Musk's artificial intelligence startup, has been in talks with Oracle executives to rent cloud servers from Oracle for $10 billion over the next few years, according to a person involved in the negotiations. The deal will make xAI one of Oracle's biggest customers as Mr Musk tries to quickly catch up with competitors who have spent billions of dollars on dedicated servers needed to train and run conversational artificial intelligence. The $10 billion deal is comparable to that struck by two leading artificial intelligence developers, OpenAI and Anthropic, with larger rivals than Oracle.

And Danny Moses, a well-known trader who is one of the real prototypes of the movie "Big short", said a few days ago that Tesla's share price is moving towards a sharp adjustment, and even if there is progress in "new technology", it will not be able to avoid the imminent decline of the stock.

He expects Tesla's share price to eventually fall to $50, down about 70 per cent from the current $171m. This is because he believes that both the company's ambitions for self-driving taxis and its ambitions in artificial intelligence (AI) can only mask its shaky business prospects for a while.

The third game station charged 60.1% higher, and the circuit breaker mechanism was triggered several times during the session, resulting in a transaction of US $10.29 billion. On Monday, Eastern time, Keith Gill, a well-known ID-- who led retail investors against Wall Street institutions three years ago, posted a post on the social media site X with just a picture of "the man in the chair sitting up."

It was his first update in three years and was widely interpreted as a sign of his return to the market. Since then, Keith Gill has released a number of movie clips, including the appearance of the bully, the transformation of Wolverine, the protagonist of "player number one" who is about to win the game, and the awakening of the dragon in "Song of Ice and Fire." are hinting at their return.

Under the influence of Keith Gill's return, the game station ushered in a long-lost surge, with the stock up about 180% in the past two trading days.

In fourth place, Apple closed up 0.62%, with a turnover of $9.45 billion. Apple's hybrid reality headset Vision Pro recently passed the national 3C quality certification, which means it is about to be launched in China. According to official information, the product is named "wearable computer", the model is A2117, and is produced by Ligai precision manufacturing.

In sixth place, Amazon closed up 0.27%, with a turnover of $7.171 billion. Adam Selipsky, chief executive of Amazon's cloud computing business, will resign next month, it was reported on Tuesday. Matt Garman, senior vice president of sales and marketing for Amazon Web Services, will take over from the company when he leaves the company on June 3, Amazon said.

In a memo to employees, Selipsky said he would leave Amazon AWS after about 14 years in order to spend more time with his family and said the cloud business had a "bright future".

The eighth AMC cinema chain closed 31.98% higher, with a turnover of US $5.26 billion. AMC Cinema is another MEE stock sought after by retail investors, which has risen more than 130 per cent in the past two trading sessions.

Google Class A shares (GOOGL) closed up 0.71% at No. 12, with a turnover of $4.18 billion. At the annual Google CEO O conference, Google CEO Pichai unveiled the sixth-generation TPU chip Trillium and said the product was almost five times faster than the previous version. He points out that in the past six years, the industry's demand for machine learning computers has increased by 1 million units, an annual increase of about 10 times.

Google also announced the launch of the Imagen model, which has higher detail adjustment, realistic light and less interference than other similar products, and can quickly rise from sketches to high-resolution images.

In 14th place, Alibaba closed down 6.02%, with a turnover of US $3.522 billion. Alibaba on Tuesday released financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of fiscal 2024, which ended on March 31.

The group's fourth-quarter income was 221.874 billion yuan, up 7% from a year earlier, exceeding market expectations; adjusted EBITA (profit before interest, tax and amortisation) fell 5% year-on-year to 23.969 billion yuan, and adjusted net profit fell 11% to 24.42 billion yuan. Revenue in fiscal year 2024 reached 941.168 billion yuan, an increase of 8% over the same period last year; adjusted EBITA increased by 12% to 165.028 billion yuan, and adjusted net profit increased by 11% to 157.479 billion yuan.

On the night of the release of the results, Alibaba said that the board of directors had approved the payment of dividends for fiscal year 2024, including annual regular cash dividends and one-time special cash dividends, totaling about $4 billion (nearly 30 billion yuan). This is the second time Alibaba has announced an annual dividend, totaling about $2.5 billion in fiscal year 2023.

The 16th place Broadcom closed 3.18% higher, with a turnover of $2.596 billion. U. S. semiconductor stocks generally rose on Tuesday.

TSMC finished 19th with a 3.78% increase in revenue, with a turnover of US $1.838 billion. TSMC said on Tuesday that it planned to start building European plants in the fourth quarter of this year. Paul de Bot, head of TSMC's European operations, said the plant was working as planned. TSMC announced last August that it would build the first plant in Europe by a German construction company, which is expected to be completed and put into production by the end of 2027.

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