They are followed in order by Nvidia (+12.2%), Mercado Libre (+11.7%), Alibaba (+9.1%), and Netflix (+9.1%). The only drop, among the most traded papers, corresponds to Twitter, which sank 8.3%.
“The agreement on Twitter is temporarily suspended pending details that support the calculation that fake accounts effectively represent less than 5% of users,” Musk tweeted this Friday on his own account, where he has 93 million. followers.
Given this, Twitter stock, listed on the New York Stock Exchange, lost almost 10%after plummeting 25% after the announcement of the suspension of the purchase.
Meanwhile, growth stocks led a rally in Wall Street’s main indexes on Friday, ending a bumpy week marked by growing concerns about a worsening outlook for economic growth. Thus, the Dow Jones rose 1.5%, the S&P 500 grew 2.2%, and the Nasdaq, 3.6%.
Source: Ambito
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