Volume Stonkers | Marvell Technology plunged 18.60%, Marvell Refocuses on Data Center and 5G Product Development

NVIDIA fell 3.32%, with a trading volume of $42.333 billion. Recently, NVIDIA announced plans to expand its investments in the field of artificial intelligence and has partnered with several tech giants to further solidify its market position.

Tesla dropped 3.50%, with a trading volume of $27.323 billion. Tesla is facing challenges related to product quality and delivery speed, and market demand for its new models is showing signs of slowing growth.

Alibaba rose 12.90%, with a trading volume of $10.942 billion. Alibaba's financial report showed that strong growth in its e-commerce business and cloud computing division boosted the company's overall performance.

Microsoft declined 0.58%, with a trading volume of $10.629 billion. Microsoft continues to expand its product line in cloud services and artificial intelligence, planning to launch more innovative services to enhance its market competitiveness.

Apple saw a decrease of 0.18%, with a trading volume of $9.156 billion. Apple is increasing its investment in wearable devices and the health sector, aiming to drive future growth through product diversification.

Google A gained 0.60%, with a trading volume of $8.437 billion. Google launched a series of new advertising tools to improve the marketing efficiency of advertisers and continues to invest heavily in search engine optimization.

Palantir fell 0.89%, with a trading volume of $7.271 billion. Palantir has signed data analytics cooperation agreements with several government agencies, further expanding its influence in public services.

Meta decreased by 1.65%, with a trading volume of $6.705 billion. Meta has made new progress in its investments in virtual reality and the metaverse, with plans to launch more related products.

Broadcom dropped 3.65%, with a trading volume of $6.423 billion. Broadcom is proceeding with technology updates and expansion plans in the semiconductor field and is expected to launch a new generation of chip products.

Marvell Technology plunged 18.60%, with a trading volume of $6.189 billion. Marvell Technology has adjusted its market strategy, focusing resources on developing data center and 5G-related products.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) fell 3.53%, with a trading volume of $6.138 billion. AMD announced plans to increase R&D investment to enhance its competitive advantage, particularly in the data processing sector.

Amazon dropped 1.12%, with a trading volume of $6.003 billion. Amazon continues to expand its logistics network and is increasing its investment in emerging businesses in international markets.

Google C gained 0.55%, with a trading volume of $5.264 billion. Google is expanding its service coverage globally, further strengthening its competitiveness in the digital advertising market.

Affirm Holdings rose 10.59%, with a trading volume of $3.975 billion. Affirm Holdings announced cooperation with several major retailers to enhance its market position in the consumer finance sector.

Netflix decreased 1.88%, with a trading volume of $3.880 billion. Netflix is enriching its library of original content and plans to release several highly anticipated series and movies.

Oracle fell 5.90%, with a trading volume of $3.761 billion. Oracle announced the launch of several new services in cloud services and database management to drive business growth.

UnitedHealth Group gained 2.51%, with a trading volume of $3.696 billion. UnitedHealth is continuing to expand its business in the health insurance and medical services sectors and has introduced new health management programs.

TSMC dropped 3.11%, with a trading volume of $3.597 billion. TSMC plans to increase its investment in advanced process technology to maintain its leading position in semiconductor manufacturing.

Strategy fell 1.31%, with a trading volume of $3.413 billion. In the strategic consulting field, Strategy is expanding its service capabilities through acquisitions and partnerships to further consolidate its market share.

Dell Technologies decreased 8.88%, with a trading volume of $2.965 billion. Dell Technologies is reevaluating its product line to adapt to changing market demands and plans to introduce new enterprise-level solutions.