U.S. stock movement quick report: United Rentals up 14.35%, Texas Instruments up 10.87%, ServiceNow down 12.86%

In the past hour, the overall market in the U.S. stock market has shown a clear divergence, with technology stocks and the leasing industry performing particularly well. The strong rise of United Rentals has attracted significant capital inflow, while Texas Instruments also performed well, with an increase of 10.87%. Meanwhile, the service sector company ServiceNow faced considerable selling pressure, with a decline of over 12%, indicating volatility in market sentiment. In terms of short-term momentum, the rise of Xiao I and Analog Devices has injected some vitality into the market, although the overall volatility is large, and capital preferences seem to be switching between the technology and leasing sectors. The stock with the largest movement in the past hour, United Rentals, saw an increase of 14.35%, attracting strong attention in the market, with rapid capital inflow and heightened short-term sentiment, suggesting potential for further upward movement. Texas Instruments also performed impressively, with an increase of 10.87%, reflecting optimistic market expectations for its future performance, attracting considerable short-term capital interest. Strong stocks: 1. Xiao I: up 7.85%, recent market attention on its technological innovations has increased, with noticeable capital inflow. 2. Analog Devices: up 4.01%, performing outstandingly in the semiconductor sector, with active short-term capital involvement. 3. United Rentals: up 14.35%, strong earnings expectations have driven rapid stock price increases, with high market sentiment. 4. Texas Instruments: up 10.87%, benefiting from both technical and fundamental factors, attracting a large number of buyers