Monday price forecast for US and South Korean stocks: SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics are expected to rise by 2%, while US stocks are expected to trade sideways before the opening.
BlockBeats reported that on June 28, during the traditional market closure on Saturday and Sunday, "On-chain Nasdaq" Trade.xyz enabled continuous trading and real-time price discovery via perpetual contracts, providing early pricing for Monday's US and Korean stock market trends, which traditional finance cannot access.
Popular US stock assets on Trade.xyz have shown mixed price movements compared to post-market prices on Friday. A slight sideways fluctuation is expected pre-market on Monday, with weekend performance as follows:
SpaceX is currently quoted at $154.3, while US stocks post-market on Friday were at $152.769;
Micron (MU) is currently quoted at $1138.2, US stocks post-market Friday at $1133.5;
SanDisk (SNDK) is currently quoted at $2102.7, US stocks post-market Friday at $2109;
Nvidia is currently quoted at $193.63, US stocks post-market Friday at $192.71;
Marvell Technology (MRVL) is currently quoted at $270.28, US stocks post-market Friday at $265.248;
Intel is currently quoted at $128.13, US stocks post-market Friday at $127.62;
Google is currently quoted at $340.48, US stocks post-market Friday at $336.15;
AMD is currently quoted at $519.36, US stocks post-market Friday at $518.7.
Popular Korean stock assets on Trade.xyz saw a slight rise on Saturday, and an increase of around 2% is expected at Monday's opening, with weekend performance as follows:
Samsung Electronics is currently quoted at $224.11, Friday closing price at $221.17;
SK Hynix is currently quoted at $1786.1, Friday closing price at $1741.37.
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