[Weekly Review]

The three major indices began to rebound. The S&P 500 closed up 1.09%, down 1.99% for the week; the Dow Jones closed up 1.18% at 42,840.26 points, down 2.25% for the week; the Nasdaq closed up 1.03%, down 1.78% for the week.
Major tech stocks were mixed. Nvidia closed up 3.08%; Apple closed up 1.88%; Google closed up 1.72%; Amazon rose 0.73%; Microsoft closed down 0.1%; Meta fell 1.73%; Tesla fell 3.46%.

AI concept stocks generally rose. Palantir closed up 8.54%; Oracle closed up 0.52%; CrowdStrike closed up 3.21%; BigBear.ai closed up 10.28%; Serve Robotics closed up 9.36%; Super Micro Computer closed up 1.12%; C3.ai closed up 2.51%; SoundHound AI closed up 15.38%; BullFrog AI closed down 0.95%.
Quantum computing concept stocks generally rose. Quantum Corporation closed up 27.67%; Quantum Computing closed up 16.38%; D-Wave Quantum closed up 1.1%; Honeywell closed up 0.63%.
Bitcoin bottomed out and closed higher. The "meme stock" Ideanomics closed down 51.92%; Riot Platforms closed up 3.22%; Bitdeer Technologies closed up 12.95%; Canaan Inc. closed up 0.43%; Coinbase closed up 1.75%; BTC Digital closed up 14.19%; MSTR closed up 11.56%.
Chinese concept stocks were mixed. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index closed up 0.53%; NetEase closed up 0.3%; Baidu closed up 0.26%; XPeng closed down 0.55%; Bilibili closed down 0.71%; JD.com closed down 0.75%; Alibaba closed down 2.41%; Kingsoft Cloud closed up 14.05%; ECARX closed up 12.87%; Douyu closed up 3.42%; Nio closed up 3.18%; Li Auto closed up 0.9%; Xingtu International closed down 14.25%; Agora closed up 14.9%; Qudian closed up 14.23%;

[Pre-Market News]

Trump said on Sunday that he is inclined to allow TikTok to continue operating in the U.S. for at least some time, saying that videos he posted on the social media platform during his campaign received billions of views.

Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin met with Nvidia president and founder Jensen Huang on the same day, welcoming the signing of a memorandum of cooperation between Thailand's Ministry of Digital Economy and Society and Nvidia. Nvidia is collaborating with more than 50 startups and over 40 universities in Thailand to help develop the country's AI technology and is ready to work with the Thai government to develop world-class AI infrastructure.

Japan's Fair Trade Commission plans to issue an order to Google for allegedly violating the Anti-Monopoly Law. The commission believes that Google allegedly violated regulations by requiring smartphone manufacturers to pre-install the Google Search app as a priority. It is reported that the Japan Fair Trade Commission has issued a notice of disciplinary action to Google and will make a formal decision after hearing opinions. Google said in a statement: "We will continue to work closely with the Japanese government to demonstrate how we support the Android ecosystem in Japan and expand user choice."

Qualcomm rose 3.3% in pre-market trading after a key victory in chip testing against ARM, while ARM Holdings' U.S.-listed shares fell 2.9% in pre-market trading.

Jia Yueting secured another $30 million in financing, and FF Faraday Future is accelerating its FX strategy.

Rumble announced a $750 million strategic investment in Tether; Rumble's CEO retains control; $250 million of the proceeds will be used to support growth plans, with the remainder used for a self-tender offer to purchase up to 70 million Class A common shares at $7.50 per share as part of Tether's investment.

Tesla announced today that the Tesla Bot figurine will officially go on sale on December 26. The new product is priced at 199 yuan on the official website and is a 1:10 scale humanoid robot doll.

[Pre-Market Highlights]

Major tech stocks rose across the board. Tesla rose 3.5%; Broadcom rose 2.78%; TSMC rose 1.33%; Nvidia rose 1%; Google rose 1.24%; META rose 0.78%; Amazon rose 0.6%; Apple rose 0.46%; Microsoft rose 0.32%;

AI concepts: Palantir rose 1.9%; Applovin rose 1.46%; SoundHound AI rose 1.4%
Chip semiconductors: Qualcomm rose 3.1%; AMD rose 1.38%;
Weight-loss drug duo rose. Eli Lilly rose 2.15%; Novo Nordisk rose 6.25%; Amgen fell 0.78%; Hims & Hers Health rose 1.83%;
Nvidia holdings generally rose. SERV rose 4.45%; RXRX rose 2.82%; APLD rose 2.12%; NNOX rose 0.89%; SoundHound AI rose 1.4%; Arm Holdings fell 2.53%;
Quantum computing rose across the board. D-Wave Quantum rose 15.53%; Quantum QMCO rose 10.85%; Rigetti Computing rose 10.03%; Quantum Computing rose 7.04%; IonQ Inc rose 1.85%;
Cryptocurrencies generally fell. Bitcoin returned to $95,000; the "meme stock" Rumble rose over 47%; MSTR fell 1.36%; Coinbase fell 0.6%; Bitcoin ETF-iShares fell 0.56%; MARA Holdings rose 0.1%; Riot Platform rose 0.9%;

Other hot stocks: Faraday Future rose 25%; Toyota Motor rose 1.29%; ANET rose 1.21%; Shopify rose 0.96%; Applied Materials rose 0.93%; Boeing rose 1.03%; Uber rose 1.1%; Palo Alto Networks fell 1.366%; GEV rose 1.15%;

Chinese concept stocks were mixed. Alibaba rose 1.22%; Pinduoduo rose 0.38%; JD.com rose 1.18%; Baidu rose 1.52%; Nio fell 1.54%; Bilibili fell 2.25%; Kingsoft Cloud fell 2.09%;