During post-market trading on September 17, the Big Tech sector showed slight fluctuations. As of press time, major stocks in the sector displayed mixed but limited moves, with Apple (AAPL.US) down 0.16% at $336.45, Amazon (AMZN.US) down 0.27% at $250.50, Google (GOOGL.US) down 0.28% at $346.34, Meta (META.US) down 0.27% at $680.50, Tesla (TSLA.US) down 0.19% at $365.50, and TSMC (TSM.US) down 0.18% at $429.50.

During regular trading hours, Big Tech stocks performed steadily. Apple's full-day turnover reached $12.30 billion with 36.67 million shares traded; Amazon's turnover was $7.63 billion with 30.37 million shares; Google's turnover was $6.66 billion with 19.22 million shares; Meta's turnover was $10.79 billion with 15.91 million shares; Tesla's turnover was $14.29 billion with 38.86 million shares; TSMC's turnover was $5.33 billion with 12.44 million shares. Post-market trading saw relatively shrunk volume across stocks, with market participants in wait-and-see mode.

On the derivatives front, Google leveraged ETF GGLL.US fell 0.47% to $102.02 in post-market, while Google inverse ETF GGLS.US rose 0.37% to $58.18; Tesla leveraged ETF TSLL.US fell 0.26% to $9.69, and Tesla inverse ETF TSDD.US rose 0.26% to $7.70. Overall, Big Tech sector post-market trading was light, with investors awaiting further catalysts.

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