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The three major U.S. stock indices all closed higher, with the semiconductor sector leading the gains
On February 24th local time, the three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Nasdaq up 1.04%, the S&P 500 up 0.77%, and the Dow Jones up 0.76%. The semiconductor sector led the gains, with AMD rising over 8%, Intel up nearly 6%, and TSMC up over 4%.
Most large tech stocks rose, with Nvidia, which is set to release earnings tomorrow, up 0.68%; Apple up 2.24%; Google-A down 0.19%; Microsoft up 1.18%; Amazon up 1.6%; TSMC up 4.25%; Meta up 0.32%; Broadcom down 1.47%; Tesla up 2.39%; Berkshire Hathaway-A up 0.14%; Walmart up 0.75%.
Most Chinese concept stocks gained, with the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index up 1.37%.
At the close, Alibaba rose 0.22%, Pinduoduo up 1.06%, NetEase up 0.73%, JD.com up 1.07%, Baidu down 0.23%, Ctrip up 1.59%, Li Auto up 1.3%, Futu Holdings down 1.89%, Bilibili down 0.5%, NIO up 0.19%, China Internet Holdings up 6.68%, GDS Holdings up 6.72%, and 51Talk up 7.75%.
Short-selling firm Citron Research posted on Tuesday that it has established a short position in storage giant SanDisk. As a result, SanDisk’s stock price plunged during trading, although it briefly rebounded before ultimately closing down 4.2%.
Citron believes that the market is mispricing the strong-cycle NAND storage companies as long-term AI core assets, which they see as a clear mismatch. They argue that NAND remains a highly supply-dependent commodity industry that has historically peaked during periods of high gross margins. Meanwhile, as industry leader Samsung restores capacity and yield rates and ramps up high-end SSD sales, the current “shortage” could quickly disappear.