U.S. stock night market volatility: Kuke Music plummeted 14.53% in the night market, with active capital flow triggering market volatility concerns

U.S. Stock Night Market Movements Kuke Music fell 14.53% in the night market, with no significant news recently. Trading was active, and capital flow was evident. Considering the sector and industry trends, the stock showed significant volatility, and the specific reasons need further observation. Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry Netflix rose 0.54% in the night market. According to recent important news: On October 20, Netflix announced that it would release its third-quarter financial report after the market close on October 21, expecting a revenue growth rate of about 13%, with monthly active users on the advertising tier surpassing 50 million, becoming a key driver to offset saturation in the North American market, pushing the stock price up; On October 20, Deutsche Bank believed that the "#CancelNetflix" campaign initiated by Musk had a limited impact on Netflix, instead highlighting its solid position in the streaming market, maintaining a "Hold" rating with a target price of $950, stabilizing the stock price; On October 21, the market widely expected Netflix's advertising revenue to increase to $6.5 billion by 2027, with operating profit margin rising to 35.1%, driving growth in diluted earnings per share, indicating potential for stock price increase. Competition in the streaming industry is intensifying, with advertising business becoming the focus. Spotify rose 0.37% in the night market. According to recent important news: On October 21, Morgan Stanley included Spotify stock in its preferred list for the U.S. media and entertainment industry, boosting market confidence in the stock and driving the price up. On October 20, Spotify launched a new feature "Concerts Near You," enhancing user experience and attracting more user attention, which is favorable for the stock price. On October 18, Spotify's annualized return over the past five years outperformed the market by 6.7%, demonstrating strong long-term growth potential and boosting investor confidence. Industry competition is intensifying, and market volatility risks are a concern. Disney rose 0.30% in the night market. According to recent news: On October 20, Disney announced that its streaming business performed strongly in the fourth quarter, driving the stock price up. Analysts expect this business to continue delivering positive financial performance for the company. On October 20, Disney executive D'Amaro appeared in several public events, showcasing his potential as "acting CEO," enhancing market confidence in the company's future leadership. On October 19, Disney's box office performance in mainland China was poor, but its overall market strategy and brand influence still attracted investor attention. The streaming industry performed strongly, with macroeconomic uncertainty