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On August 5th, Google lost in an antitrust lawsuit, ranking in the top 20 of US stock trading volume.
On Monday, Nvidia, which ranked first in the trading volume of U.S. stocks, fell by 6.36%, with a turnover of 54.05 billion U.S. dollars. Reports on Monday indicated that the company has postponed the release of its new AI chip. Due to design flaws, the artificial intelligence chip that Nvidia is about to release will be delayed for three months or more, which could affect the value of hundreds of billions of dollars worth of chips ordered by customers such as Meta, Google, and Microsoft. Last week, brokerage Elliott Management warned investors that large-cap technology stocks represented by Nvidia are in the 'bubble category'. The institution stated whether large technology companies will continue to order chips at a high volume.
