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U.S. stocks fell by 1,000 points, and Tesla fell 9% after being laundered

2020-09-03T23:48:11.176Z


[04:20] The Dow closed by 800 points and the Dow once fell 1,000 points, and the decline narrowed in the end. The Dow closed at 28292.73 points, down 2.78%; the standard index closed at 3,455.06 points, down 3.51%; the Nasdaq closed at 11,458.1 points, down 4.9


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Written by: Zhang Weilun and Huang Jie

2020-09-03 22:51

Last update date: 2020-09-04 07:36

【04:20】The Dow closed 800 points down

The Dow once fell 1,000 points, and the decline narrowed in the end.

The Dow closed at 28,292.73 points, down 2.78%; the standard index closed at 3,455.06 points, down 3.51%; the Nasdaq closed at 1,1458.1 points, down 4.96%.

Apple fell 8.01%, the biggest drop since March 16.

Amazon fell 4.63%; Netflix fell 4.9%; Facebook fell 3.76%; Microsoft fell 6.19%; Google parent company Alphabet fell 5.12%.

Tesla fell 9.02%.

【03:03】The Dow fell more than 900 points

The Dow expanded its decline in the later period, falling more than 900 points or 3.1%.

The index fell 3.6% and the Nasdaq fell 5%.

Apple fell 7%; Amazon and Netflix fell at least 5%; Facebook fell 4%; Microsoft fell 5.7%; Google parent company Alphabet fell 4.%.

Tesla recently lost more than 9%.

[23:46] Tesla fell nearly 7%

The Dow’s current decline has narrowed and is now down 552 points or 1.9% to 28547 points; the standard index is down 92 points or 2.59% to 3488 points; the Nasdaq is down 474 points or 3.94% to 11581 points.

Tesla reported US$417.34, down 6.71%; Facebook reported US$289.67, down 4.24%; Amazon reported US$3,386.17, down 4.11%.

Alibaba reported US$2,84.06, down 4.06%.

[23:39] Night low water over 300 points

The Hang Seng Index fell 267 points at night to 24,657 points, 351 points lower.

【23:25】The Dow fell more than 700 points

Technology stocks plunged, triggering a significant adjustment in US stocks!

The Dow fell more than 700 points or 2%; the S&P 500 index fell more than 3%; the Nasdaq fell 5%.

Technology stocks collectively plunged into the water, Tesla fell more than 8%, Apple fell about 7%.

In addition, Facebook, Microsoft, Alibaba, and Amazon all fell by more than 5%.

The VIX index, known as the panic index, once rose more than 21%, from 26.57 a few days ago to 32.19, and is now at 30.28.

【22:50】The Dow fell over 300 points

The three major US indexes intensified declines. The Dow fell 313 points to 28786 points, the S&P fell 73 points to 3507 points, and the Nasdaq fell 442 points to 11612 points.

[22:47] Tesla loses 9%

US technology stocks broke out in a wave of liquidation. Tesla, which raised US$5 billion in equity placements, fell 9%, Apple fell 5.4%, Amazon and Alphabet fell 3.8% and 4.2%, respectively.

The U.S. stock market fell in the early period. The Dow Index fell 35 points or 0.1%, the Standard & Poor's Index closed at 3560 points, down 20 points or 0.6%, the Nasdaq Index fell 169 points or 1.4%, and the latest reported at 11887 points.

Apple’s performance was weak, with the latest report being 128.39 US dollars, down 2.3%, electric car maker Tesla fell 5.5%, the latest reported US$422.57, Amazon fell 1.8%, the latest report 3466.99 US dollars, Google parent company Alphabet fell 1.6%, the latest report 1,701.19 US dollars, Netflix fell 1.2%, last reported at $546.11.

Although the performance of technology stocks faded, financial stocks performed well, with JPMorgan Chase rising 2.7% and Goldman Sachs rising 1.7%.

The United States today announced that the number of new jobless claims for the week ending August 29 was 881,000, which was better than the 950,000 expected by market participants.

U.S. stocks

Source: hk1

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