#ai和半导体股本周市值损失超1万亿美元 U.S. Market News: Eli Lilly Hits a Record High, SpaceX Wows After Hours—Is Faith in AI Starting to Waver?
U.S. stocks diverged sharply on Tuesday. The Dow rose 1.02% to close at 52,495.88, the S&P 500 gained 0.28%, and the Nasdaq slipped 0.02%. Money rotated out of AI and tech stocks into pharmaceuticals and industrials. Eli Lilly and UnitedHealth led healthcare stocks, while Nvidia and Apple edged lower.
Top stocks by trading volume:
Micron Technology led with $17.385 billion in trading volume, closing down 0.98%. Nvidia saw $16.52 billion in trading volume and fell 0.29%. Tesla rose 1.54% against the trend, with $11.441 billion in trading volume; its earnings report after the close was a key focus.
Biopharmaceutical stocks made notable moves: Moderna surged 6.69%, while Eli Lilly gained 3.49% to hit a record high, with $3.823 billion in trading volume.
Key news:
SpaceX released its earnings after the close. Q3 revenue came in at $14.58 billion, well above expectations, while net income swung to a profit of $4.4 billion. Starlink users grew to 13.6 million, and the stock rose more than 3% at one point after hours.
Nvidia is teaming up with Siemens to build an AI factory in Germany, while Amazon announced plans to invest more than €16 billion in Germany by 2027. Meta and Tesla will report earnings after the market closes on Wednesday. Investors are watching to see whether capital expenditure guidance can sustain the AI narrative.
The indexes look calm on the surface, but currents are stirring underneath—investors are moving to safety ahead of earnings from AI giants, making pharmaceuticals and industrials safe havens. Can SpaceX’s impressive numbers help restore sentiment toward tech stocks? We’ll find out after the close on Wednesday.$SPCX $SOXL $KORU
U.S. stocks diverged sharply on Tuesday. The Dow rose 1.02% to close at 52,495.88, the S&P 500 gained 0.28%, and the Nasdaq slipped 0.02%. Money rotated out of AI and tech stocks into pharmaceuticals and industrials. Eli Lilly and UnitedHealth led healthcare stocks, while Nvidia and Apple edged lower.
Top stocks by trading volume:
Micron Technology led with $17.385 billion in trading volume, closing down 0.98%. Nvidia saw $16.52 billion in trading volume and fell 0.29%. Tesla rose 1.54% against the trend, with $11.441 billion in trading volume; its earnings report after the close was a key focus.
Biopharmaceutical stocks made notable moves: Moderna surged 6.69%, while Eli Lilly gained 3.49% to hit a record high, with $3.823 billion in trading volume.
Key news:
SpaceX released its earnings after the close. Q3 revenue came in at $14.58 billion, well above expectations, while net income swung to a profit of $4.4 billion. Starlink users grew to 13.6 million, and the stock rose more than 3% at one point after hours.
Nvidia is teaming up with Siemens to build an AI factory in Germany, while Amazon announced plans to invest more than €16 billion in Germany by 2027. Meta and Tesla will report earnings after the market closes on Wednesday. Investors are watching to see whether capital expenditure guidance can sustain the AI narrative.
The indexes look calm on the surface, but currents are stirring underneath—investors are moving to safety ahead of earnings from AI giants, making pharmaceuticals and industrials safe havens. Can SpaceX’s impressive numbers help restore sentiment toward tech stocks? We’ll find out after the close on Wednesday.$SPCX $SOXL $KORU