“木头姐”逢低买入！昨夜，特斯拉大涨

Market Performance - The major U.S. stock indices showed mixed results, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average slightly down by 0.02% to 44,484.42 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both reached record closing highs, up 0.47% to 6,227.42 points and 0.94% to 20,393.13 points respectively [3][2] - Large tech stocks mostly rose, with Tesla surging nearly 5%, Nvidia up over 2%, Apple rising more than 2%, and Google increasing over 1%. However, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook saw slight declines [5][3] Tesla Performance - Tesla reported second-quarter delivery numbers of 384,122 vehicles, slightly below the forecast of 389,407 vehicles, while production reached 410,244 vehicles, exceeding the estimate of 400,083 vehicles [5][7] - Cathie Wood, head of Ark Investment, purchased 56,368 shares of Tesla, valued at approximately $17.91 million, during a period when Tesla's stock price had declined [5][7] Employment Data - U.S. private sector employment unexpectedly decreased by 33,000 jobs in June, marking the first decline in over two years and significantly below the expected increase of 95,000 jobs [7][8] - The ADP data indicates a hesitance in hiring among companies, despite low levels of layoffs, which may signal a weakening labor market amid economic slowdown concerns [7][8] Federal Reserve Developments - Anna Paulson has been appointed as the new president and CEO of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve, representing the third Federal Reserve district in the FOMC [10][12] - Paulson's extensive experience in financial stability and monetary policy will influence U.S. monetary policy decisions, particularly in the upcoming FOMC meetings [12] Microsoft Layoffs - Microsoft announced a global layoff of approximately 9,000 employees, representing less than 4% of its total workforce, as part of an organizational restructuring [14] - This marks the fourth round of layoffs for Microsoft in 2023, focusing on streamlining management layers and enhancing operational efficiency, particularly in areas with slowing growth [14]