Bloomberg: It is reported that the Trump administration prioritizes advancing regulations for autonomous driving, with Tesla potentially being the biggest winner.
The transition team of usa elected president Donald Trump plans to make the federal framework for fully autonomous autos a priority for the Department of Transportation.
Trump will promote a new plan! The new energy auto sector collectively surged, with Tesla rising nearly 6%.
According to sources, usa President-elect Trump's team plans to make 'building a federal framework for fully autonomous driving cars' one of the priorities of the usa Department of Transportation.
Trading volume TOP20 | Cryptocurrency concept stocks rise, microstrategy up nearly 13%, Coinbase gains 6.4%.
On Monday, the highest trading volume in US stocks was Tesla, which rose by 5.62%, with a turnover of 42.916 billion USD; sixth place was palantir, which fell by 6.86%, with a turnover of 8.412 billion USD; twelfth place was super micro computer, which rose by 15.93%, with a turnover of 3.952 billion USD.
Wedbush: Tesla (TSLA.US) receives significant bullish policy support for autonomous driving, setting a target price of $400.
Wedbush Securities has given Tesla an "outperform" rating, with a target price of $400.
U.S. stocks closed | The three major indexes showed mixed performance, with the Nasdaq ending its four-day losing streak; the "Trump trade" hype continues, with Tesla rising over 5%, and DJT surging 16%.
Small cap stocks turned higher in late trading, with the chip index also rising over 1%. Nvidia cut its earlier 3.4% decline in half, Tesla surged 8.7% at one point, Ehang rose nearly 10% before reversing to a 7% decline, Xiaomi Group's ADR rose nearly 6%, and Bakkt, which is in talks with Trump media for acquisition, surged over 160% before being halted temporarily. Oklo, backed by Altman, surged 23% at one point, leading the nuclear power stocks.
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The three major U.S. stock indices closed mixed, with Tesla rising over 5%, and the Chinese concept index increasing by 1.71%.
Gelonghui Nov. 19 | The three major indexes of US stocks closed with mixed gains and losses, with the Nasdaq up 0.6%, the S&P 500 up 0.39%, and the Dow down 0.13%. Most large technology stocks rose, with Tesla up over 5%, Intel and Netflix up over 2%, Google, Apple, and others up over 1%, Meta, Microsoft rose slightly; Nvidia fell over 1%, Amazon fell slightly. Trump Media Technology surged over 16%, with US stocks BKKT skyrocketing over 162%. It was reported that Trump's social media company is in deep negotiations to acquire Bakkt, a crypto trading platform owned by the Intercontinental Exchange. Nasdaq
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