Amazon, Facebook, Google and Microsoft are all encouraging employees in the Seattle area to work from home due to concerns about the coronavirus as the outbreak in Washington grows.
JPMorgan (JPM) stock has lost nearly 5% of its weight as news that the company’s CEO will be away after his emergency surgery makes the rounds. In the premarket, the stock is 3.48% down.
While the coronavirus fears are spreading in the U.S., many tech giants are under their influence as well. MSFT stock lost over 2% yesterday and continues falling in the premarket.
Tesla (TSLA) stock is the most shorted stock on the market. Over the last seven days, its short-sellers made $1.1 billion. It runs neck-and-neck with Apple.
Automobile giant Tesla could see competition growing as home-rival General Motors announces its all-electric vehicle roll-out starting next year. Tesla (TSLA) started falling on Thursday.
Dow is set to drop nearly 600 points as coronavirus fears spread across Wall Street and the California state. Wuhan’s report claims a 36-year man died at home after he was cured of coronavirus at the hospital. Wuhan still has trouble with virus elimination.
Some new evergreen stocks could become a new choice for investors. Moderna (MRNA), Gilead Sciences (GILD) and Co-Diagnostics (CODX) are also expected to change the game for coronavirus.
As Apple stock rises to correct its market plunge, an analyst has confirmed that the company’s upcoming 5G iPhone 12 will ensure a bull run. AAPL was up yesterday but started falling in the premarket.
Facebook has announced that one of its contractors is infected with the coronavirus. Though FB stock gained yesterday, it is falling in the premarket.
Inovio(INO) stock is enjoying the rally as it put on almost 8% weight days after it announced that it will be speeding up plans for its coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine.
Moderna (MRNA) stock has fallen since the last week’s announcement of a possible vaccine for COVID-19. Its CEO has indicated that the prices for the coronavirus vaccine will be affordable.
Tesla Model 3 cars underperformed customers’ expectations. According to buyers, the hardware in Model 3 vehicles was the 2.5 version as opposed to the 3.0 version the company promised. Tesla (TSLA) stock was up on Wednesday.
Dow Jones surges 1000 points for the second time in three days as markets cheer Joe Biden’s win North Carolina, Texas and Arkansas. The S&P health care sector surged 5.8%, the best single-day performance since 2008.
Facebook will provide free advertisements to the World Health Organization as it seeks to ensure users are not misinformed about the coronavirus. FB stock was down yesterday but started to grow in the premarket.
An Amazon employee in Seattle tested positive for COVID-19. Amazon stock (AMZN) lost over 2% on Tuesday but started gaining again in the premarket.