Volume Stonkers | IonQ surged 33.41%, NVIDIA Market Cap Exceeds $3 Trillion

Tesla rose by 8.04%, with a trading volume of $33.347 billion. Barclays has maintained its rating on Tesla while raising its price target to $325. Additionally, states are exploring how to implement fair road usage fees for electric vehicle drivers.

NVIDIA increased by 3.37%, with a trading volume of $24.679 billion. NVIDIA's market capitalization surpassed $3 trillion, becoming a focal point on Wall Street. There are also rumors that NVIDIA may reduce its advanced packaging orders from TSMC.

Apple saw a rise of 1.97%, with a trading volume of $9.405 billion. Apple CEO Tim Cook plans to attend the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Trump to meet with other tech company CEOs.

Meta climbed 3.85%, with a trading volume of $8.904 billion. Meta may withdraw some features due to an antitrust directive in India. Additionally, Shruti Dube has been appointed as Meta’s UK Country Director.

Microsoft rose by 2.56%, with a trading volume of $8.326 billion. Microsoft launched its enterprise AI assistant 365 Copilot Chat and announced that 2025 will be the year it becomes quantum computing ready.

MicroStrategy increased by 5.39%, with a trading volume of $7.087 billion. In the options market, MicroStrategy's trading volume surged, with an open interest ratio reaching 322.5.

Amazon rose by 2.57%, with a trading volume of $6.915 billion. Analysts expect Amazon to maintain strong performance through 2025 and set new records in NFL playoff live streaming.

Broadcom rose by 1.47%, with a trading volume of $4.922 billion. Broadcom is rated as one of the top semiconductor recommendations and has launched a new low-latency, efficient SAN switch.

JPMorgan Chase increased by 1.95%, with a trading volume of $4.593 billion. JPMorgan Chase's Q4 revenue exceeded expectations, and its second-in-command Pinto will retire, with his successor not intending to compete for the CEO position.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) rose by 3.33%, with a trading volume of $4.493 billion. AMD's stock price showed signs of rebound despite two downgrades by HSBC, forming a bullish technical pattern.

Eli Lilly increased by 0.22%, with a trading volume of $4.26 billion. The FDA approved Eli Lilly's Omvoh® for Crohn's disease, expanding its indications, and Eli Lilly adjusted its operating income forecast.

Rigetti Computing surged by 22.24%, with a trading volume of $4.08 billion. The quantum computing sector rose, with Rigetti Computing attracting market attention and options market volatility soaring.

Alphabet A (Google) rose by 3.11%, with a trading volume of $4.038 billion. Google reached an agreement with the Associated Press to push information to Gemini to promote the application of AI technology.

Palantir rose by 3.38%, with a trading volume of $3.733 billion. Despite bullish market sentiment, analysts point out significant risks Palantir faces over the next four years.

TSMC increased by 2.67%, with a trading volume of $3.639 billion. TSMC is advancing its panel-level packaging process and conducting 4nm chip quality verification at its Arizona plant in the U.S.

Citi rose by 6.45%, with a trading volume of $3.469 billion. Citigroup announced optimistic earnings, with December credit card delinquency rates falling and net charge-offs rising.

Goldman Sachs rose by 6.00%, with a trading volume of $3.082 billion. Goldman Sachs’ net profit doubled, and it has adjusted its expectations for its credit card agreement with Apple.

Micron Technology rose by 5.99%, with a trading volume of $2.823 billion. Micron Technology's stock price surpassed the $100 mark and was rated as a "buy" by Goldman Sachs.

IonQ surged by 33.41%, with a trading volume of $2.709 billion. IonQ benefited from positive news in the quantum computing field, causing its stock price to soar.

Bank of America rose by 2.85%, with a trading volume of $2.664 billion. Bank of America saw improvements in credit card metrics and donated $500,000 to the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce.