US and South Korean stocks Monday price forecast: Micron expected to rise over 6% pre-market, Samsung Electronics expected to open up 4%
BlockBeats News, July 5 — Due to the U.S. Independence Day holiday (July 3), the U.S. stock market was closed last Friday. With the weekend's traditional market closure, the "on-chain Nasdaq" Trade.xyz achieved continuous trading and real-time price discovery through perpetual contracts, enabling advance pricing for U.S. and South Korean stocks on Monday.
Popular U.S. stocks on Trade.xyz showed mixed performance compared to Thursday's after-hours, and are expected to trade sideways with slight volatility in Monday's pre-market. Weekend performance as follows:
Micron (MU) is currently at $1,038.71, compared to $976.63 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market;
SanDisk (SNDK) is currently at $1,856.65, compared to $1,762.011 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market;
NVIDIA is currently at $197.83, compared to $194.44 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market;
Intel is currently at $124.2, compared to $121 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market;
Google is currently at $360.06, compared to $359.91 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market;
AMD is currently at $537.34, compared to $519.5 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market;
SpaceX is currently at $161.27, compared to $160.95 after-hours on Thursday in the U.S. stock market.
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