US and South Korean Stock Price Forecast for Monday: MRVL, AMD, Intel Expected to Rise Slightly, SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics Set for Higher Open
On June 21, the US stock market has been closed for three consecutive days. Trade.xyz, known as the 'on-chain Nasdaq', enables continuous trading and real-time price discovery through perpetual contracts, allowing for pre-pricing of Monday's US and South Korean stock market trends. Popular US stocks on Trade.xyz showed mixed performance compared to Friday's after-hours trading, with MRVL, AMD, and Intel expected to rise slightly before the market opens on Monday. The weekend performance is as follows: According to Bitget market data, SpaceX is currently priced at $181.2, compared to $181.6 after-hours on Friday; Micron (MU) is at $1145.7, down from $1151.01 after-hours on Friday; SanDisk (SNDK) is at $2227.4, up from $2209.87 after-hours on Friday; NVIDIA is at $209.34, down from $210.33 after-hours on Friday; Marvell Technology (MRVL) is at $316.8, up from $313.57 after-hours on Friday; Intel is at $138.38, up from $134.16 after-hours on Friday; Google is at $364.49, down from $365.04 after-hours on Friday; and AMD is at $541.18, up from $536.99 after-hours on Friday. Popular South Korean stocks on Trade.xyz showed significant increases over the weekend and are expected to open higher on Monday, as follows: Samsung Electronics is currently priced at $240.96, compared to $231.39 at Friday's close, with an expected opening increase of over 4%; SK Hynix is at $1922.1, up from $1,806.67 at Friday's close, with an expected opening increase of over 6.3%.
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