$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
As soon as I gave up, a series of good news emerged... (；´Д｀)

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
If Ishiba's new cabinet emphasizes environmental considerations in the context of tax increases, further heavy taxation on fuel and gasoline cars may also be considered.
Japan also seems unable to resist the global trend, albeit belatedly.

The Nikkei average opened higher, driven by the strong performance of US stocks, but turned negative.
September 13, 2024, 9:18 AM GMT+9
In the opening Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei average continued to rise at 36,882.41 points, up 49.14 yen from the previous business day, starting off positively. This movement was driven by the strong performance of the US stock market the day before.
However, there were moments of decline afterwards, with a back and forth around the previous day's closing price. The fluctuating currency exchange rate, which has shifted to a stronger yen compared to the previous day, is suppressing the upside with a wait-and-see approach for a rebound from the previous stock high and profit-taking sell orders.
Major stocks such as Toyota Motor and Sony Group are weak. Semiconductors related stocks are mixed, with Tokyo Electron trading slightly lower. On the other hand, Fast Retailing, which has a high contribution to the index, is slightly higher, while SoftBank Group is slightly lower.

$Vale SA (VALE.US)$
Placed
Boom for the soaring stock!

$Intel (INTC.US)$ It is a well-known fact that is struggling. The stock price has fallen more than 60% year-to-date and has the worst performance in the Dow Jones Industrial Average this year.
The company was once the world's largest chipmaker, dominating the personal computer (PC) market. Thanks to that, it became one of the two technology companies to join the famous Dow Jones Index in the late 1990s, along with Microsoft. Microsoft is a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) and has also expanded into other businesses such as cloud computing, while Intel may lose its dominant position in the PC market to more advanced Arm-based chips manufactured by competing companies.
Furthermore, Broadcom has had a significant impact on Intel's manufacturing outsourcing business launched in 2021. The conclusion was reached that it could not withstand mass production after testing Intel's latest manufacturing technology.
Due to Intel's decline, $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ There is a rumor that its position in is also dwindling. The logical successor is now the world's largest...