AP's report lists the most active stocks on the Nasdaq Composite, NYSE and NYSE American for the session. On Nasdaq, Treasure Global Inc. led with volume of 139,578,448 shares, last trading at 0.257 after a change of +0.0355, while Space Exploration Techs. Corp. traded 27,118,305 shares, last at 145.975, down 1.515. Tesla Inc. had volume of 16,944,364 shares and last traded at 393.45, up 21.23. The content is cut off before the NYSE and NYSE American tables.
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