During the regular session on September 8, the tech giant sector displayed divergent performance, with Tesla (TSLA.US) leading the advance. As of press time, Tesla rose 4.26% to $369.18, with trading volume reaching $11.48 billion. TSMC (TSM.US) gained 2.25% to $438.57, while Apple (AAPL.US) fell 1.21% to $316.11 and Amazon (AMZN.US) declined 0.44% to $257.38.
Google (GOOGL.US) and Meta (META.US) traded relatively flat, up 0.05% to $338.62 and up 0.26% to $618.35 respectively. The sector showed mixed moves with clear divergence in capital flows. Apple and Amazon faced selling pressure, while Tesla significantly outperformed the broader market on strong buying interest.
In leveraged ETFs, the 2x Tesla Bull ETF (TSLL.US) surged 8.36% to $9.92, while the 2x Tesla Bear ETF (TSDD.US) dropped 8.59% to $7.58. The 2x Google Bull ETF (GGLL.US) edged up 0.10% to $98.01, and the 2x Google Bear ETF (GGLS.US) slipped 0.02% to $59.53. The amplified volatility in leveraged products reflects divergent market expectations on Tesla's near-term trajectory.