Volume Stonkers | Tesla fell 15.43%, Hedge Fund Managers Warn of Further Declines

Tesla, ranked first in trading volume, fell 15.43% with a trading volume of $42.937 billion. Tesla's stock has significantly dropped from its historical high, and hedge fund managers suggest that the "Elon Musk circus" might lead to further declines. Additionally, Xpeng Motors announced plans to launch flying cars and robots, creating competition for Tesla.

Nvidia, ranked second, declined 5.07% with a trading volume of $38.943 billion. Nvidia is set to host its highly anticipated GTC conference. Oracle is in the spotlight due to new deals with Nvidia, Meta, and OpenAI.

Apple, in third place, dropped 4.85% with a trading volume of $16.325 billion. Apple plans major software upgrades in iOS 19 and may face EU fines for violating the DMA.

Meta, ranked fourth, decreased 4.42% with a trading volume of $12.764 billion. Meta has partnered with Oracle to connect several AI projects to its database and may also face EU fines for DMA violations.

Microsoft, in fifth place, fell 3.34% with a trading volume of $12.456 billion. Microsoft's Azure platform is experiencing mid-term tailwinds, and CoreWeave has signed a $12 billion contract with OpenAI.

Amazon, ranked sixth, declined 2.36% with a trading volume of $11.990 billion. Amazon's AWS became the first cloud provider to offer the Deepseek-R1 model and announced the general availability of Bedrock's multi-agent collaboration.

Palantir, in seventh place, dropped 10.05% with a trading volume of $10.441 billion. Palantir's stock fell due to volatility issues, and ARK's holdings weakened.

Broadcom, ranked eighth, decreased 5.39% with a trading volume of $8.106 billion. Broadcom's earnings call discussed progress in the AI chip race and faces recession concerns due to tariff policy uncertainties.

MicroStrategy, in ninth place, fell 16.68% with a trading volume of $7.705 billion. As cryptocurrency prices declined and Bitcoin fell below $80,000, MicroStrategy's stock dropped significantly.

Google A, ranked tenth, declined 4.49% with a trading volume of $7.208 billion. Legal issues continue for Google, and its search payment deal with Apple might be at risk.

Netflix, in eleventh place, dropped 2.74% with a trading volume of $6.045 billion. Netflix announced global success with "Departure" and launched the new film "Electric State."

Eli Lilly, ranked twelfth, fell 4.58% with a trading volume of $4.993 billion. Eli Lilly plans to launch diabetes drugs in countries like China, India, Pakistan, and Mexico, and is negotiating coverage for Zepbound with insurers.

Google C, in thirteenth place, decreased 4.41% with a trading volume of $4.751 billion. Google faces risks related to its search payment deal with Apple, and its legal issues continue.

Alibaba, ranked fourteenth, fell 5.77% with a trading volume of $4.457 billion. Alibaba faces challenges due to U.S. tariff issues and received recognition at the GSMA GLOMO.

JPMorgan, in fifteenth place, declined 4.14% with a trading volume of $4.386 billion. JPMorgan is facing a lawsuit from Wells Fargo over investor losses in commercial real estate loans.

Costco, ranked sixteenth, dropped 3.10% with a trading volume of $4.171 billion. Costco plans to open 28 new stores this fiscal year, and the impact of tariffs remains unpredictable.

Applovin, in seventeenth place, fell 11.98% with a trading volume of $4.064 billion. Applovin's stock is under significant pressure, although analysts remain optimistic.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI), ranked eighteenth, decreased 3.67% with a trading volume of $3.772 billion. SMCI filed to issue senior notes, and concerns about a recession are expected to affect chip stocks.

Coinbase Global, in nineteenth place, dropped 17.58% with a trading volume of $3.490 billion. Coinbase plans to launch 24/7 cryptocurrency futures and introduce perpetual contracts in the U.S. market.

Robinhood Markets, ranked twentieth, fell 19.79% with a trading volume of $3.316 billion. Robinhood's stock declined sharply due to the overall downturn in financial markets.