U.S. stock market movement update: Icon Energy surged 92.27%, Netclass Tech rose 67.21%, short-term funds prefer technology stocks; TNL Mediagene fell 21.99%, Saverone 2014 dropped 16.17%

In the past hour, the overall market in the U.S. stock market has shown significant differentiation, with technology stocks and small-cap stocks performing particularly well. The surge in Icon Energy has sparked enthusiasm in the market, driving activity in related sectors, as funds seem to prefer high-volatility individual stocks. Meanwhile, the pharmaceutical and new energy sectors have also performed well, with the rise of Sanofi and ImmunityBio further enhancing market optimism. Although some individual stocks are under pressure, the overall short-term heat remains at a high level. In the past hour, the stock with the largest movement, Icon Energy, surged by 92.27%, becoming the market's focus. The stock quickly rose after the opening, attracting a large influx of funds, with short-term sentiment running high, seemingly indicating strong confidence in its future development. Strong stocks include: 1. Netclass Tech: up 67.21%, recent technical breakthroughs have attracted a large amount of short-term funds, and market sentiment is high. 2. Polar Power: up 42.86%, benefiting from the promotion of new energy policies, with significant fund inflow. 3. Sanofi: up 19.88%, with smooth progress in new drug development, the market reaction is positive. 4. ImmunityBio: up 19.02%, vaccine-related news has stimulated investor enthusiasm. 5. United Microelectronics: up 16.99%, with the recovery of the semiconductor industry driving the stock's rise