不同平台的前5支股票是从主要投资平台和社交媒体中收集的热门股票，为投资者提供了跨不同地方的热门股票清单。
moomoo从Robinhood和Investing.com选出了最热门的股票；从Yahoo Finance、Stocktwits和moomoo选出了最活跃的股票；还有通过SwaggyStocks捕捉的社交媒体平台上被提及最多的股票。
热门股票的最新资讯：
- $Bit Digital (BTBT.US)$ 一家开曼群岛豁免公司昨日宣布，已完成此前宣布的定向增发交易，向机构投资者出售了13,490,728股普通股。
- 投资者们希望在股票出现强劲表现时能获利。 $苹果 (AAPL.US)$ 在接近2021年10月28日的下一次盈利发布之际，人们将期待着股票的表现，预计公司将报告每股收益为1.23美元，比去年同期增长68.49%。与此同时，Zacks对营业收入的共识预期为849.5亿美元，比去年同期增长31.3%。
- $亚马逊 (AMZN.US)$ 宣布在10月4日比以往任何时候都提前开始黑色星期五的促销。此举可能是这家电子商务巨头为缓解假日季节供应链问题而制定的策略。
- $强生 (JNJ.US)$ 已向美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）提交了最新数据，以获得其COVID-19增强剂在18岁以上个人中使用的批准。股价因该消息上涨，昨日收盘价为159.58美元。
- $谷歌-A (GOOGL.US)$ 利用人工智能优化信号灯，以减少以色列四个地点的燃料使用和交通延误10%至20%，该公司周三表示，计划下一步在里约热内卢测试该软件。

Asia stocks eye steady open; Dollar extends rally
Asian stocks looked set for a muted open after U.S. equities pared most of their gains as a rally in technology shares petered out. The dollar strengthened.
Futures pointed to modest gains in Japan where the ruling party's new leader who is set to become the next prime minister is seen by investors as maintaining stability. Contracts edged higher in Australia and dipped in Hong Kong. U.S. futures edged higher. The $纳斯达克100指数 (.NDX.US)$notched its third straight day of losses after earlier climbing about 1%. Dip buyers helped push the $标普500指数 (.SPX.US)$higher.
Grains rebound with fertilizer price surge threatening supply
Corn and wheat rebounded in Chicago as ripple effects from soaring fertilizer prices threatens to squeeze already tight grain supplies.
Corn for December delivery rose 1.3% to $5.3925 a bushel as of 11:11 a.m. in Chicago, rebounding from a decline Tuesday. December benchmark soft winter wheat futures are on track to break a two-day losing streak, rising 1.3% to $7.14 a bushel.
Microsoft's September swoon doesn't end record quarterly streak
$微软 (MSFT.US)$shares have come under pressure this month, but even a rocky end to the third quarter of 2021 isn’t enough to erase what is set to be a record-setting streak of gains.
With the quarter set to end at the close of trading on Thursday, the software giant is up about 5% over the three-month period. Should it remain in positive territory, that would extend Microsoft’s record run to an 11th straight quarterly advance.
U.S., Europe team up to address chip shortage, Tech issues
U.S. and European Union officials agreed to join forces in an effort to boost the semiconductor supply chain and maintain leadership in emerging technologies.
Warby Parker starts trading on NYSE
Shares of eyewear maker $Warby Parker (WRBY.US)$began trading at $54.05 Wednesday afternoon after the New York Stock Exchange set a reference price of $40 a share. The company opted to go public via a direct listing that will test the market appeal of the direct-to-consumer brand.
Dollar Tree to sell more items above $1 as costs rise
The retailer, which sells nearly everything for a dollar in its namesake chain, plans to add more products at slightly higher prices, highlighting the pressure on companies to offset cost increases for a range of goods.
Dollar Tree said it would start selling products at $1.25 and $1.50 or other prices slightly above $1 in some of its stores. $美元树公司 (DLTR.US)$gained 16.5% on Wednesday.
Onetime big Tesla bull Chamath Palihapitiya says he sold his position
Social Capital founder and CEO Chamath Palihapitiya revealed that he sold his Tesla position for capital to invest in other investment ideas. He said he exited his bet on the Elon Musk-led electric vehicle company “in the last year or so” as the high prices allowed him to generate cash to fund his other ideas.
FAA clears Virgin Galactic after completing investigation of Branson's spaceflight, stock jumps 10%
The Federal Aviation Administration cleared $维珍银河 (SPCE.US)$to return to flight on Wednesday after completing a mishap investigation into the spaceflight that carried Sir Richard Branson. The regulator had grounded the space tourism company’s operations earlier this month, after the FAA learned that the company’s spacecraft had deviated from its restricted airspace during the mission on July 11.
Source: Bloomberg, WSJ, CNBC