Latest Status in Indices - December 3 Thursday

Latest Status in Indices - 3 December Thursday On Thursday, December 3rd, the latest situation in US indices was compiled by investing.com. The latest situation in the indices is as follows: Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) increased 4.5 percent. Investment bank Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) raised its price target to $ 780 and its grade from "neutral" to "buy", citing the faster adoption of electric vehicles. Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) fell 2.1 percent. In the first quarter results published after the big initial public offering, Snowflake reported a higher-than-expected loss in the third quarter due to higher costs. Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) dropped 0.1 percent. The National Labor Relations Board filed a complaint on charges that Google unit illegally monitored and investigated many employees. Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) fell 0.2 percent. Reuters reported that several states, especially New York, are planning to file a lawsuit against Facebook next week for possible antitrust violations. Crowdstrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) increased 12 percent. The cybersecurity firm made an unpredictable profit in the third quarter, while its revenue was higher than expected. JD.com (NASDAQ: JD) ADR rose 0.6 percent. The company's digital health unit earned $ 3.5 billion from a successful initial public offering in Hong Kong. Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) increased 0.2 percent. The Wall Street Journal reported that the tech giant was holding private talks to acquire Wondery, the latest independent podcast publisher on the market. Splunk (NASDAQ: SPLK) dropped 21 percent. The data analytics software provider reported a larger loss on 11 percent lower revenue in the fiscal third quarter. Secureworks (NASDAQ: SCWX) gained 8.4 percent. The cyber security company surpassed expectations in its third quarter results. Express (NYSE: EXPR) fell 24 percent. The fashion retailer reported a more-than-expected loss in the third quarter, due to continued major declines in the workwear segment. Dollar General (NYSE: DG) shares a better-than-expected report on its quarterly sales, but its shares lost 2.3 percent. The discount retailer has benefited from cheaper grocery and high demand for home products. Despite the decline, its shares seem to have increased nearly 40 percent so far this year.     Source: investing.com