US Stock Fund Activity List | Micron rises nearly 9%, DDR5 spot prices soar 25% this week

On November 6th (Wednesday), Tesla, the top stock by trading volume in the U.S. market, rose by 4.01%, with a trading volume of $38.818 billion. According to media reports, Tesla's sales in India have been disappointing, and the company is currently adjusting its market strategy. It has now hired Sharad Agarwal, the former head of Lamborghini India, to oversee local operations in India. Agarwal will assume his position this week, with the task of revitalizing Tesla's market advancement plans in India. Sources indicate that hiring Agarwal is part of Tesla's strategy to develop a more localized approach for India. Since launching sales in India in mid-July, Tesla India has received orders for over 600 vehicles, a figure that has not met the company's own expectations. Additionally, it has been reported that the $2 trillion Norwegian sovereign wealth fund voted against Elon Musk's nearly $1 trillion compensation proposal at this week's shareholder meeting, citing concerns over its excessive scale, potential equity dilution, and key person risk. NVIDIA, the second-largest stock, fell by 1.75%, with a trading volume of $34.003 billion. The stock has declined on 4 out of the past 5 trading days. Reports indicate that prominent "short seller" Michael Burry has bet over $1 billion against companies like NVIDIA. According to SEC regulatory filings, Burry has spent approximately $1.1 billion on put options for NVIDIA and software company Palantir Technologies