View the companies that reached the headlines in the afternoon trade: Hertz – the rental car company fell approximately 5% after the share had risen 112% after Bill Ackman had unveiled a large investment. Pershing Square has taken an interest of 19.8% in Hertz with outright stock ownership and total returns. Ackman believes that Hertz is “uniquely well positioned” in the tariff regime of President Donald Trump, since car tasks probably ensure that the prices of used car stories rise. Tesla shares of the company for electric vehicles fell by 5.8% after Barclays has lowered its price target on Tesla prior to the winning report of the first quarter. The company called “confusing” visibility on the way to income and said: “It will become increasingly difficult” for Tesla to see volume growth in 2025. NVIDIA – The chip giant decreased 4.5%, which led the slump of Dow Jones Industrial Average during Monday's session. NVIDIA shares fell on Thursday almost 3% and almost 7% on Wednesday after the company said last week that it will register a cost of $ 5.5 billion due to checks surrounding the H20 -graphic processing units to China and other destinations. Semiconductor shares -shares of other chip shares fled on Monday, with the production of Taiwan Semiconductor fell by 2.6%, as well as advanced micro devices and Broadcom fall 2.2%and approximately 2.8%respectively. The pullback is because analysts have warned that American chip checks can benefit the local artificial intelligence chip players from China. Amazon-de shares of the e-commerce Gigant fell 3.1% on the back of the downgrade of Raymond James to perform better than a strong purchase. The company has also set off its course and was concerned about the rates and the economic background. Apple – The stock of the iPhone maker fell 1.9% in the midst of increased uncertainty with regard to Trump's rates. Moffett Nathanson predicted Monday that the taxes will harm the income of the company in the longer term. The MegaCap technology name has fallen by more than 14% this month. Alphabet – The Tech giant fell 2.3% after a federal court said last week that Alphabet has an illegal monopoly on online advertising markets. The Google parent is also set to report his last quarterly report on Thursday, at a time that the company is dealing with tariff uncertainty. Netflix-the streaming giant climbed by 1.5% on the back of the profit of the first quarter and income. Netflix also quoted relative insulation of rates. Various Wall Street analysts raised their price goals for the shares on Monday. Comerica-de Regional bank shares fell 4.4% after Comerica said it expected that average loans and average deposits would fall in 2025. The win of the first quarter of Comerica of $ 1.25, however, defeated the expectations of $ 1.16, according to FactSet. MicroSstratey – shares of the Bitcoin -Proxy, which recently renamed strategy, rose somewhat on Monday. The profit is because the price of Bitcoin rose more than 3% in contrast to the broader market that is sold out and the US dollar reaches its lowest level in three years. – CNBC's Alex Harring, Jesse Pound, Yun Li, Hakyung Kim, Pia Singh and Sarah Min contributed to reporting.
