In the early morning of the 13th Beijing time, US stocks closed higher on Friday, but major stock indexes all recorded losses this week. The market is still evaluating the red-hot CPI inflation data released on Wednesday. Us consumer confidence fell to a 10-year low in November and inflation expectations rose to their highest level since 2008. Health care giant Johnson & Johnson will be split into two listed companies.

On Friday, the Dow closed up 179.08 points, or 0.50%, at 36100.31; the Nasdaq was up 156.68 points, or 1.00%, at 15860.96; and the S & P 500 was up 33.58 points, or 0.72%, at 4682.85.

All three major indexes of u.s. stocks fell this week, with the Dow down 0.63%, the Nasdaq down 0.69% and the s & p 500 down 0.31%.

The US stock market is still digesting the hottest inflation data in 30 years released on Wednesday, with major stock indexes now near all-time highs.

3M Company, a Dow constituent, closed 2% higher on Friday, making it the Dow's biggest gainer.

Tesla, Inc., the champion of US stock turnover, closed down 2.8% on Friday, with a turnover of US $25.97 billion.Tesla, Inc. CEO Musk sold 639700 Tesla, Inc. shares through his trust fund on Nov. 11, according to SEC documents. With regard to the social media poll launched before Musk's share sale, Wall Street's "big short" Michael Burry believes that the real purpose of Musk's stock sale may be to repay personal loans.

In addition, Tesla, Inc. once again raised the price of vehicles in the United States. Tesla, Inc. raised the price of Model Y in the United States by $1000 again, following an across-the-board price increase for several models at the end of October and a $1000 increase last week for the full range of Model Y and Model 3 in the United States. The long-lasting version of the US website Model Y currently sells for $58990, while the high-performance version costs $63990.

The closing price of NVIDIA Corp, the runner-up in turnover, was the same as Thursday's closing price, with a turnover of US $12.4 billion.Wedbush downgraded NVIDIA Corp to "neutral" from "outperform" and raised its target price from $220to $300. The agency believes that the combination of unprecedented demand for data centres and client products will once again exceed expectations for next week's Yingweida earnings report. Wedbush analysts believe that NVIDIA Corp has no negative catalyst and its fundamentals are improving, but downgraded the stock according to valuation.

In third place, Apple Inc Company closed 1.4% higher, with a transaction of US $9.44 billion.Apple Inc's mobile phones far outsold their competitors in China in the first week of November. In the first week of November, Apple Inc sold 1.7 million mobile phones in China, far more than its competitors, according to BCI, a research firm. XIAOMI ranked second with 1.27 million shipments, followed by OPPO, Glory and vivo.

In fourth place, Amazon.Com Inc closed 1.5% higher, with a turnover of US $9.23 billion.Rivian, known as the "killer of Tesla, Inc.", has risen for three days in a row. Before the IPO, Amazon.Com Inc held 20.2% of the stock and Ford held 13%.

No. 8 was Rivian Automotive invested by Amazon.Com Inc and Ford, which closed 5.7% higher on the third day of trading, with a turnover of $6.48 billion and a market capitalization of more than $110 billion.Although a car has not yet been delivered, Rivian is already the world's fifth-largest carmaker by market capitalization. Tesla, Inc. CEO Musk satirizes that achieving high productivity and cash flow balance is the real test for Rivian. Hundreds of car startups are emerging, but Tesla, Inc. is the only American car company that has been able to mass produce and maintain positive cash flow in the past century.

In ninth place, Shopify Inc received a 12% increase in revenue, with a turnover of US $4.55 billion.Shopify Inc's net profit soared by 501% in the third quarter, surpassing Amazon.Com Inc. The company's third-quarter net profit of common shareholders belonging to the parent company was $1.148 billion, up 501.06% from $191 million in the same period last year, while operating income was $1.124 billion, up 46.43% from $767 million in the same period last year.

The 12th yuan universe stock Roblox closed 9.6% higher at a turnover of US $3.81 billion.Roblox is an online game platform and game creation platform that allows its users to create and edit their own games. Because the operation mode of Roblox is similar to the concept described by "meta-universe", that is, persistence in virtual world, shared 3D virtual space and so on, it has become the first stock of "meta-universe" by investors.

Johnson & Johnson, the 15th health care giant, closed 1.2% higher with a turnover of $3.14 billion.According to reports, Johnson & Johnson will be split into two listed companies, one focusing on pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, and the other focusing on consumer goods. Johnson & Johnson said in the announcement that it would split its consumer goods division, which has been plagued by lawsuits involving products such as baby powder, within 18 to 24 months.

Judging from Johnson & Johnson's past performance, its pharmaceutical business has performed strongly. The company's total revenue in 2020 was $83 billion, of which the pharmaceutical sector contributed 55%, the other 28% came from the medical equipment sector, and the consumer goods sector contributed 17%.

Airbnb ranked 19th with a 7.8% increase in revenue and a turnover of US $2.45 billion.Truist raised Airbnb's target price from $160 to $180. Analyst Naved Khan is optimistic that Airbnb plans to introduce new features to achieve incremental growth in the short term, as well as other positive initiatives such as the recovery of urban and cross-border tourism, but he also believes the valuation of the company's shares is "saturated".

The following are the 20 most actively traded stocks of the day (by turnover):