U.S. stocks opened: the three major indexes collectively opened lower, and the Nasdaq fell sharply; the storage sector continued to plummet, with Micron Technology falling more tha

U.S. stocks opened: the three major indexes collectively opened lower, and the Nasdaq fell sharply; the storage sector continued to plummet, with Micron Technology falling more than 3%; Netflix falling more than 12%.

On the evening of the 17th, Beijing time, the three major U.S. stock indexes opened lower, with the S&P 500 falling 1.2%, the Dow falling 1.0%, and the Nasdaq falling 1.8%.

In terms of large technology stocks, Netflix fell by more than 12%, Microsoft fell by 1.76%, Amazon fell by 2.00%, Nvidia fell by 2.12%, SpaceX fell by 2.51%, Google A fell by 2.68%, Tesla fell by 2.81%, Meta fell by 3.10%, and AMD fell by 3.96%.

In terms of Chinese concept stocks, JD.com fell 1.01%, Ctrip fell 1.67%, NIO fell 2.30%, Alibaba fell 2.44%, Pinduoduo fell 2.64%, Li Auto fell 3.11%, Xpeng Group fell 5.63%, and Bilibili fell 5.89%. The storage sector continued to plummet, with Micron Technology falling more than 3%. In terms of commodities, U.S.

oil and Brent oil have rebounded, currently both up 3%; precious metals have fluctuated and fallen. According to the news, the US streaming media giant Netflix expects revenue in the third quarter of 2026 to be US$12.9 billion and earnings per share of 0.82 yuan, both lower than expected.

Analysts from Wall Street institutions pointed out that investors currently generally believe that Netflix’s business is deteriorating. Goldman Sachs lowered Netflix's target share price from $110 to $94, and Societe Generale also lowered Netflix's target share price from $100 to $95.

According to Xinhua News Agency, International Energy Agency Director Fatih Birol warned on the 16th that if oil transportation through the Strait of Hormuz cannot be restored within a few weeks, global energy security will be a red light. (

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