Top 20 U.S. Stock Turnovers: Boeing 787 Suffers First Crash, Boeing's Stock Price Drops Sharply
On Thursday, the top turnover in U.S. stocks was Tesla, which closed down 2.24% with a turnover of $33.635 billion. On June 11, Musk apologized to Trump, stating that his post was "too much". The White House said on the same day that Trump appreciated the apology and added that the U.S. government has not terminated its contract with Musk.
Previously, on June 9, Trump expressed hope that everything was going well for Musk. Musk then replied with a "love" symbol to the relevant video on social media. Sources said that Musk called Trump that night and later apologized to Trump on social media in the early morning of June 11.
A market analyst from Quilter Cheviot, a Tesla investor, said: "Musk's recent conciliatory tone may indicate that after understanding his situation, he hopes to protect his business."
An advisor and investor from Camelthorn Investment Company believes that the relationship between Musk and Trump may ease, but it is unlikely to return to the past.
The second place was NVIDIA, which closed up 1.52% with a turnover of $23.148 billion. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said on Thursday: "Under U.S. chip export controls, NVIDIA will adjust its forecast range."
The third place was Oracle, which closed up 13.31% to a record high with a turnover of $10.813 billion. The company announced that its fourth fiscal quarter results exceeded expectations, predicted the continuous growth of its cloud computing business, and raised its annual revenue growth forecast. The company said it will provide up to 131,000 AMD MI355X chip clusters in Oracle Cloud.
The fourth place was Microsoft, which closed up 1.32% with a turnover of $9.01 billion. Citi issued a research report stating that Microsoft remains the bank's top pick in the software industry because the company is defensive in a volatile macro environment, while benefiting from the artificial intelligence product cycle, and the market's forecast for Azure's fiscal year 2026 may be too low. The bank gave it a "buy" rating and raised the target price from $540 to $605.
In addition, the bank estimates that Azure's revenue in fiscal year 2026 may recover to an annual growth of nearly 37%.
The seventh place was Boeing, which closed down 4.79% with a turnover of $6.155 billion. It is reported that a Boeing 787-8 "Dreamliner" crashed at Ahmedabad Airport in Gujarat, India on June 12. 241 people on the plane were killed, and only one passenger survived.
According to the latest passenger nationality information released by Air India, among the 242 people, there were 169 Indian citizens, 53 British citizens, 1 Canadian citizen, and 7 Portuguese citizens, with no Chinese citizens. The accident also caused casualties among multiple ground personnel.
According to information in the Aviation Safety Network database, the Boeing 787-8 "Dreamliner" is a twin-engine wide-body aircraft, and this is the first crash in the history of the Boeing 787 model.
According to Indian police sources, the plane crash has caused more than 290 deaths.
David Calhoun, CEO of Boeing, said regarding the Indian crash that the Boeing team was ready to support the investigation led by the Indian Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau, would follow the instructions of the bureau, and provide information about Air India Flight AI171. Calhoun said he had communicated with the Chairman of Air India to offer full support.
The ninth place was AMD, which closed down 2.18% with a turnover of $5.32 billion. The company's CEO Lisa Su said on Thursday that the company's newly released AI processor can challenge NVIDIA's products in performance and said that the entire AI chip market size is expected to exceed $500 billion in the next three years.
Local time on Thursday, Lisa Su said at the company event that the latest version of the AMD MI350 series chips has surpassed NVIDIA's similar products in speed and achieved a huge performance improvement over its previous generation products. She pointed out that the MI355 chips that began shipping earlier this month are 35 times faster than the previous generation products.
According to AMD, the MI355 chip surpasses NVIDIA's B200 and GB200 products in running AI software and is equivalent to or slightly better than them in AI model-training performance. In terms of price, AMD's products are far lower than NVIDIA's.
The twelfth place was UnitedHealth, which closed up 2.56% with a turnover of $4.918 billion. Jefferies lowered UnitedHealth's target price from $400 to $399 on Thursday.
The thirteenth place was GameStop, which closed down 22.45% with a turnover of $3.819 billion. The company plans to issue convertible bonds worth $1.75 billion. This is expected to be the largest convertible bond offering in the U.S. market so far in 2025.
In addition, the company's financial report showed that although it achieved profitability for the fourth consecutive quarter, due to consumers increasingly preferring digital downloads over physical store purchases, this shift led to the first-quarter revenue failing to meet Wall Street expectations. GameStop's first-quarter revenue fell 17% year-on-year, from $881.8 million in the same period last year to $732.4 million, and analysts expected $750 million.
The seventeenth place was OKLO, which closed down 5.22% with a turnover of $2.529 billion. The company announced on Thursday that it is seeking to raise up to $400 million through a rights issue, which is expected to be completed on June 16.