In the early morning of the 3rd Beijing time, US stocks closed mixed on Monday. Investors are weighing the impact of strong earnings against the spread of the delta strain, as falling US bond yields and oil prices worry about the economic outlook. The US Congress is likely to pass a trillion-dollar infrastructure bill this week.

The Dow fell 97.31 points, or 0.28%, to 34838.16; the Nasdaq rose 8.39 points, or 0.06%, to 14681.07; and the S & P 500 fell 8.10 points, or 0.18%, to 4387.16.

On Monday morning, the Dow rose as high as 35192.11, an all-time intraday high.

A bipartisan infrastructure bill introduced by the US Senate over the weekend boosted US stocks in early trading on Monday. On the basis of the previously approved funding of about $450 billion, the new proposal adds $550 billion to new expenditure over the next five years.

Still, U. S. stocks were lukewarm on Monday as Treasury yields and oil prices fell. This suggests that even if the results are strong, some investors are still worried about future growth prospects.

The top US stock turnover on Monday was electric car maker Tesla, Inc., whose shares rose 3.3 per cent to more than $700,000,000, with a turnover of $24.04 billion and a market capitalization of $700 billion. Strong electric vehicle sales figures released by Chinese competitors have sparked optimism about Tesla, Inc. 's July delivery figures.

Driven by a price cut for Model3's standard battery life and upgraded models in July, forward-looking forecasts suggest that Tesla, Inc. will perform strongly in July, based on Tesla, Inc. 's strong second-quarter data in China.

AMD, the runner-up in transaction volume, closed 2.3% higher, with a transaction of US $12.49 billion. Zacks stock market research gave the stock the highest rating of "force buy", pointing out that the company expects earnings per share to grow by 72.4 per cent this year, well above the market average of 44 per cent.

In third place was Square, INC., one of the best performers in the US stock market on Monday, known as the "American version of Alipay", which closed 10.2 per cent higher at $12.4 billion.

The payment company owned by Jack Dorsey has reportedly announced that it will buy Australian installment provider Afterpay (APT) in an all-stock deal worth $29 billion. Square, INC. also reported a 91% year-on-year increase in gross profit in the second quarter, with 40 million monthly active Cash App users.

In sixth place, Moderna Inc closed down 2%, with a turnover of US $4.83 billion. Two men who received the first or second dose of Moderna Inc vaccine developed rare side effects such as facial swelling, scabs and pustules, according to a paper published by the University of California, San Francisco last week. In addition, Moderna Inc raised the price of his COVID-19 vaccine by more than 10 per cent in his latest EU supply contract.

The tenth place BABA received 2.5% higher, with a transaction of 3.58 billion US dollars. BABA will release the Q1 fiscal 2022 earnings report before the US stock market opens on Tuesday. The market forecasts its revenue of 209.9 billion yuan and adjusted net profit of 39 billion yuan.

In 11th place, NIO Inc. 's car closed 2.6% higher, with a turnover of 3.14 billion US dollars. NIO Inc. released delivery data on Aug. 2, showing that a total of 7931 new cars were delivered in July, an increase of 124.5% over the same period last year, but decreased from the previous month. A total of 49887 vehicles were delivered this year, exceeding the delivery volume for the whole of last year.

However, NIO Inc. 's monthly sales were surpassed by XPeng Inc. and Li Auto Inc., who had a strong growth trend, and retreated to the third place in the new power of car-building in China. Since NIO Inc. first started delivery in June 2018, monthly sales have been at the top of the list of new car-building forces.

General Electric Co closed down 2.9% to a turnover of US $2.56 billion. General Electric Co CEO Larry Culp warned last week that it would face more inflationary pressures in the second half of the year, but fortunately the company's contracts with downstream customers included provisions to transfer higher raw material costs.

AMC cinema closed down 4.9%, with a turnover of $2.16 billion.

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