The size of the blocks represents the cumulative trading volume of stocks that starts from the pre-market period of the day until the time of this report. The numbers within the blocks and the face colors of the blocks represent the change in stock prices of those stocks.

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What's on the News?

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• Current leader of the Information Technology sector: Micron Technology (MU) gains modestly by 3.5%, with US$348,851,451 traded. On May 19, 2026, Citi raised Micron Technology's target price from US$425 to US$840 and maintained a 'Buy' rating, citing expected significant DRAM price increases and sustained industry upcycle.
• Current leader of the Consumer Discretionary sector: Tesla Motors, Inc. (TSLA) appreciates a bit by 1.0%, with US$78,669,738 traded. Tesla has officially abandoned its plan to build a factory in India after negotiations with the Indian government broke down, citing supply chain and infrastructure challenges.
• Current leader of the Communication Services sector: Alphabet A (GOOGL) ticks up by 0.4%, with US$41,915,594 traded. In Q1 2026, Alphabet's revenue grew about 22% year-on-year and Google Cloud's profit margin exceeded 32%, reflecting scalable AI-driven profitability.
• Current leader of the Industrials sector: Rocket Lab (RKLB) drifts down by -0.5%, with US$23,779,386 traded.
• Current leader of the Financials sector: Circle (CRCL) inches up slightly by 1.7%, with US$11,247,119 traded.
• Current leader of the Health Care sector: WORK Medical (WOK) surges by 51.2%, with US$7,326,703 traded.
• Current leader of the Utilities sector: BLOOM ENERGY CORP (BE) grows slightly by 1.6%, with US$5,092,269 traded.
• Current leader of the Materials sector: Newmont (NEM) heads down slightly by -0.6%, with US$2,450,186 traded.
• Current leader of the Energy sector: Chevron (CVX) dips by -0.6%, with US$1,064,924 traded. On May 14, Chevron agreed to sell part of its refining and retail assets in Asia-Pacific to Japan's Eneos for US$2.17 billion as part of its global portfolio optimization strategy.
• Current leader of the Consumer Staples sector: Walmart (WMT) falls modestly by -0.2%, with US$982,560 traded.
• Current leader of the Real Estate sector: KE Holdings (BEKE) diminishes by -5.8%, with US$718,271 traded. On May 19, 2026, KE Holdings reported Q1 net income of RMB 1.255 billion, up 46.7% year-on-year, with adjusted net profit of RMB 1.611 billion, exceeding market expectations.