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Major U.S. stock indexes rose on Friday, ending a strong week for stocks Chipmaker Nvidia’s earnings (NVDA) and major retailers.

The S&P 500 ended the day up 0.4% and the Dow rose 1%, mainly due to a surge in shares of aircraft manufacturer Boeing (Bachelor). The Nasdaq fluctuated near its flat line for most of Friday but ended up 0.2%.

Ultramicrocomputer (SMCI) shares rose 11.6% on Friday, capping a week of sharp gains and becoming the S&P 500’s best-performing stock for the fourth time this week. Revenue comes from server manufacturers Submit a compliance plan earlier this week to avoid delisting and Received likes from partner Nvidia during the chipmaker’s earnings call.

Kopat (CPRTShares of the online auto auction provider surged 10.2% after the company reported fiscal first-quarter sales that beat expectations. Copart provides remarketing services for damaged and scrapped cars, a segment of its business that has benefited from an increase in the number of scrapped vehicles.

modern (messenger RNA) The stock price rose 7.5% after the executive was appointed Posted a bullish comment The stock rebounded over the weekend, recouping some of its losses earlier this month, after vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was appointed to the Cabinet at a health care conference on Thursday. Moderna management said this week that it does not expect the vaccine to be withdrawn from the market under the Trump administration.

Shares of TurboTax parent company Intuit (Yingtu) fell 5.7%, the biggest drop among S&P 500 stocks on Friday, after the company released its current-quarter outlook. missed estimate. Intuit shares had plummeted earlier this week after reports that the incoming Trump administration was considering Competing free tax filing app launched.

NetApp initially rose on stronger-than-expected quarterly results and a series of price target upgrades from investment analysts.NTAP) shares reversed course, closing down 3.4% on Friday. Analysts praised the performance of NetApp’s flash portfolio but expressed concerns about ongoing macroeconomic pressures and the sustainability of the company’s gross margins.