Major tech stocks are showing mixed price movements on the New York Stock Exchange. SpaceX jumped more than 7%, while Tesla, NVIDIA, and AMD rose, but Netflix, Alphabet, and SanDisk declined.

According to U.S. major stock prices checked on the afternoon of the 21st (Korea time), SpaceX (SPCX) is trading at $159.02, up $11.23 (7.60%) from the previous trading day. Trading volume was 38,083,849 shares with a trading value of $6.113 billion, and its market capitalization was recorded at $2,160.386 billion. SpaceX posted the highest gain among the major stocks checked that day, and its trading value exceeded $6 billion, indicating active trading. However, it is difficult to identify the specific cause of the surge based on the provided price data alone.

Tesla (TSLA) also rose. It is trading at $383.69, up $9.98 (2.67%) from the previous session, with a trading volume of 6,577,015 shares, a trading value of $2.509 billion, and a market capitalization of $1,517.058 billion.

Differences also appeared among individual stocks in the semiconductor sector. NVIDIA (NVDA) recorded $220.14, up $3.67 (1.69%) from the previous trading day. Its trading volume was 10,428,917 shares, trading value was $2.302 billion, and market capitalization was $5,308.989 billion. AMD is trading at $546.49, up $11.75 (2.20%). Its trading volume was 2,362,501 shares, trading value was $1.294 billion, and market capitalization was $892.531 billion. Meanwhile, Micron Technology (MU) remained slightly lower, down $0.53 (0.06%) from the previous trading day at $895.55. Its trading volume was 3,469,007 shares, trading value was $3.167 billion, and market capitalization was $1,010.594 billion.

SanDisk (SNDK) is trading at $1,341.91, down $23.47 (1.72%). Its trading volume was 1,448,873 shares, trading value was $1.994 billion, and market capitalization was $195.259 billion.

Large internet companies also moved in different directions. Meta (META) is trading at $704.08, up $9.83 (1.42%) from the previous trading day. Its trading volume was 1,861,570 shares, trading value was $1.301 billion, and market capitalization was $1,793.635 billion. Meanwhile, Google's parent company Alphabet saw both of its share classes decline. Alphabet Class A (GOOGL) fell $7.47 (2.19%) to $332.81 (trading volume: 5,748,793 shares, trading value: $1.926 billion), while Class C (GOOG) dropped $7.00 (2.08%) to $329.40 (trading volume: 3,061,960 shares, trading value: $1.012 billion).

Netflix (NFLX) showed a relatively large decline among major tech stocks. It is trading at $65.85, down $2.84 (4.13%) from the previous trading day, with a trading volume of 18,263,304 shares, a trading value of $1.186 billion, and a market capitalization of $274.195 billion.

Of the 10 stocks checked that day, five rose—SpaceX, Tesla, NVIDIA, Meta, and AMD—and five fell—Micron, SanDisk, Alphabet Class A and C, and Netflix. Gains were led by SpaceX at 7.60%, followed by Tesla at 2.67%, AMD at 2.20%, NVIDIA at 1.69%, and Meta at 1.42%. Netflix posted the largest decline at 4.13%, while Alphabet Class A and Class C each fell more than 2%.

Even amid continued military tensions between the United States and Iran, major tech stocks did not move in unison in one direction that day. Based on the provided stock price data alone, it is impossible to determine whether the gains and losses of individual stocks are directly affected by the U.S.-Iran war situation, and specific factors such as corporate earnings or individual news also require separate verification.

As the New York Stock Exchange continues intraday trading, attention is focused on whether rising stocks can maintain their gains and whether falling stocks will see their declines widen. Currently confirmed stock prices are intraday figures and may differ from final closing prices.

[This article is intended to provide information for investment reference and does not recommend buying or selling any specific stock. Figures may vary depending on market conditions. Investment decisions and the resulting responsibility rest with the investor. AI provided partial assistance.]