Nasdaq 100 Index rose slightly as storage and semiconductor equipment stocks strengthened.

On October 28, according to Bitget data, during intraday U.S. stock trading, the Nasdaq 100 Index was quoted at 29,668.01 points, up 0.06%. Component stocks showed mixed performance, with medical device, storage, and semiconductor equipment-related shares showing strength, while oilfield services, freight logistics, semiconductor testing, and payroll services-related stocks pulled back.

In terms of gains, GE HealthCare (GEHC.O) rose 7.39% to $76.36, specializing in medical imaging, ultrasound, and patient monitoring equipment and diagnostic services; Micron (MU.O) rose 4.21% to $967.84, primarily offering storage chip products such as DRAM and NAND; SanDisk (SNDK.O) rose 4.20% to $1,359.66, mainly providing flash memory and solid-state storage products; Lam Research (LRCX.O) rose 3.33% to $248.87, specializing in wafer manufacturing equipment such as etching and deposition required for semiconductor production; Applied Materials (AMAT.O) rose 2.91% to $407.44, primarily providing semiconductor and display panel manufacturing equipment and process solutions.

On the downside, Baker Hughes (BKR.O) fell 6.10% to $55.40, specializing in oilfield services, energy equipment, and related technology solutions; Old Dominion Freight Line (ODFL.O) dropped 5.69% to $176.38, primarily providing less-than-truckload freight and logistics services in the United States; Teradyne (TER.O) declined 5.37% to $306.31, mainly offering automated semiconductor test equipment and industrial automation products; PACCAR (PCAR.O) fell 2.49% to $101.15, focused on medium- and heavy-duty truck manufacturing and related components; Automatic Data Processing (ADP.O) dropped 2.11% to $286.93, primarily providing payroll, human resource management, and outsourcing services.