Volume Stonkers | Broadcom rose 8.64%, Palantir Secures U.S. Military AI Deal

NVIDIA rose 1.92%, with a trading volume of $37.713 billion. NVIDIA announced the expansion of its GB200 data center initiative in Memphis, maintaining its focus on the development of artificial intelligence and strong demand for its products, keeping it at the forefront of the high-tech sector.

Tesla fell 0.30%, with a trading volume of $26.4 billion. Tesla has recently been affected by a sell rating from Erste Group Bank and has seen a significant drop in market value since the U.S. election day, leading to some market concerns about its future performance.

Broadcom rose 8.64%, with a trading volume of $14.08 billion. Broadcom released strong financial guidance, predicting the AI market will reach $90 billion by 2027. Additionally, the company stated it is not currently considering acquiring Intel, which sparked investor interest and drove up the stock price.

Meta fell 0.36%, with a trading volume of $12.881 billion. Meta is developing its AI assistant and planning to launch paid subscription and advertising services, while also upgrading Llama 4, highlighting the company's continued investment in AI.

Amazon fell 0.72%, with a trading volume of $11.595 billion. No significant news was disclosed.

Apple rose 1.59%, with a trading volume of $10.893 billion. Apple announced that the AI-enhanced version of its Siri voice assistant will be delayed until 2026, indicating a strategic adjustment in its AI endeavors.

Palantir rose 5.52%, with a trading volume of $8.638 billion. Palantir secured an agreement with the U.S. military to provide AI-driven mobile battlefield stations, demonstrating its continued expansion in the defense sector.

Microsoft fell 0.90%, with a trading volume of $8.301 billion. Microsoft is developing internal AI inference models and may sell them to developers, indicating its ongoing commitment to AI research and development.

Netflix fell 1.68%, with a trading volume of $6.792 billion. Netflix is under scrutiny from analysts due to potentially slowing user growth trends, despite a recent surge in users after cracking down on password sharing.

Microstrategy fell 5.57%, with a trading volume of $6.657 billion. No significant news was disclosed.

Costco fell 6.07%, with a trading volume of $5.286 billion. Costco's earnings report showed profits below market expectations, raising investor concerns about its future profitability.

Alphabet (Google A) rose 0.88%, with a trading volume of $4.714 billion. Google is testing new Gboard keyboard shapes and responding to a UK investigation into its mobile ecosystem, showing continuous attention to user experience and compliance.

Alibaba rose 0.49%, with a trading volume of $4.502 billion. Alibaba has recently shown strong performance among Chinese concept stocks, attracting positive market attention.

Eli Lilly fell 4.72%, with a trading volume of $4.065 billion. Eli Lilly released long-term data on its eczema treatment drug Ebglyss, showing significant treatment effects, as the company continues to lead in the biopharmaceutical sector.

JPMorgan Chase fell 1.85%, with a trading volume of $4.057 billion. JPMorgan Chase recently received an upgraded rating, reflecting analysts' confidence in its future performance.

Applovin rose 4.18%, with a trading volume of $3.772 billion. Applovin has been requested to be removed from the S&P 500 index; nonetheless, the quality of its earnings continues to earn shareholder trust.

Walmart fell 3.14%, with a trading volume of $3.301 billion. Walmart received buy ratings from multiple institutions due to its financial performance and strategic progress, indicating market confidence in its potential for future growth.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) rose 1.48%, with a trading volume of $3.274 billion. AMD launched several new products and plans to introduce more high-performance GPUs in the future, demonstrating ongoing investment in technological innovation.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) rose 0.72%, with a trading volume of $3.096 billion. TSMC's CEO emphasized AI demand and company expansion plans at the Morgan Stanley TMT conference, reflecting a positive outlook on future market demand.

Alphabet (Google C) rose 0.88%, with a trading volume of $2.856 billion. Similar to Google A, Google C is testing new Gboard keyboard shapes and responding to the UK investigation, demonstrating ongoing efforts in user experience and compliance.