Dow Jones started the day with losing 1,058 points, or 4.7%. The S&P 500 was down 4% and the Nasdaq was 3.87% lower. Alphabet (GOOGL) stock is in the red as well.
Apple (AAPL) stock rose by over 5% yesterday but is falling today. The company is testing an AR/VR headset with HTC Vive-like controller that is set to be launched in 2021 or 2022.
Tesla (TSLA) stock price rose by about 20% in the past week alone. Will it continue this way? Though there are some doubts due to the coronavirus concerns, prices see to remain steady.
Microsoft (MSFT) stock rose by over 6% yesterday after the company announced it had acquired Affirmed Networks to deliver new opportunities for a global 5G ecosystem. The FAANG stocks were on the winning side with a surge of 5% on average.
Moderna (MRNA) stock price has risen at the possibility of having a new coronavirus vaccine by the fall of this year. Trials are expected to have been completed in two months’ time.
Visa (V) and Mastercard (MA) stock prices have risen boosted by the hopes that the stimulus bill from the U.S. government gives. However, a long-term trend may be in the offing as COVID-19 creates a new order of things.
The most hit industries like aviation, hotels, cruise lines, etc. showed a quick recovery on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced a $2 trillion package to support the ailing economy.
Yesterday’s 24.32% surge of Boeing (BA) stock is a credit of the company’s plan to restart its 737 Max production in May. As Boeing Chief Financial Officer Greg Smith admitted, the process will not be an easy one.
Apple (AAPL) stock dropped 0.55% to hit $245.52 yesterday. The drop is attributed to the report that highlights that the company is considering delaying iPhone 12 launch
Zoom Video Communications (ZM) shares fell 15% to hit $135.18 on March 25. Although having risen over 100% in the past year, the sudden fall is being attributed to President Trump calling on businesses to resume. Today, ZM stock is up again.
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