Volume Stonkers | Microsoft up 7.63%, preparing to host XAI's Grok model, enhancing AI sector presence

Tesla dropped by 0.58%, with a trading volume reaching $28.074 billion. The leadership crisis at Tesla eased as Elon Musk reaffirmed his commitments. Additionally, XPeng Motors saw a delivery surge of 273%, indicating rapid growth in the Chinese electric vehicle market.

NVIDIA rose by 2.47%, with a trading volume of $26.435 billion. NVIDIA engaged in discussions with U.S. lawmakers concerning Huawei's AI capabilities, while its CEO Jensen Huang's total compensation for 2025 is expected to be $49.9 million.

Microsoft increased by 7.63%, with a trading volume of $25.282 billion. Microsoft's revenue for the third fiscal quarter amounted to $70.1 billion, marking a 13% year-over-year growth. The company is also preparing to host XAI's Grok model, enhancing its presence in the AI sector.

Meta gained 4.23%, with a trading volume of $17.945 billion. Meta experienced a significant increase in first-quarter ad revenue and raised its spending guidance for the year, generating positive market sentiment.

Amazon climbed by 3.13%, with a trading volume of $12.603 billion. Amazon emphasized the potential of artificial intelligence during its earnings call, despite consecutive quarters of underwhelming cloud business revenue.

Apple rose by 0.39%, with a trading volume of $11.293 billion. Apple anticipates that in upcoming quarters, most iPhones sold will have India as the country of origin, and Vietnam is expected to become a major production hub.

Palantir fell by 1.89%, with a trading volume of $10.599 billion. Palantir is set to release earnings next week, and the market continues to question its high valuation.

Eli Lilly dropped by 11.69%, with a trading volume of $10.266 billion. Eli Lilly's first-quarter earnings fell short of market expectations, with increased competition in the weight-loss drug market putting pressure on its stock price.

MicroStrategy rose by 0.39%, with a trading volume of $6.571 billion. MicroStrategy continues to double down on Bitcoin, with its first-quarter losses significantly widening.

Broadcom increased by 2.53%, with a trading volume of $4.932 billion. Broadcom benefited from strong performances by Meta and Microsoft, demonstrating robust demand for AI and IDC concepts.

Google A gained 1.57%, with a trading volume of $4.831 billion. Analysts raised Google A's target price, and the company's investments in artificial intelligence continue to attract market attention.

Robinhood Markets fell by 5.07%, with a trading volume of $4.207 billion. Robinhood's first-quarter revenue exceeded expectations, but its CFO sold a substantial amount of company stock.

Netflix rose by 0.16%, with a trading volume of $3.950 billion. Netflix continues to push forward in content release, though its stock price remains relatively stable, and the market maintains a wait-and-see attitude regarding its future performance.

TSMC climbed by 3.63%, with a trading volume of $3.816 billion. TSMC was listed as a "top pick" by Morgan Stanley, indicating market confidence in its future growth.

UnitedHealth dropped by 2.70%, with a trading volume of $3.739 billion. UnitedHealth was downgraded to a hold rating by Erste Bank of Austria, and Berenberg reduced its target price.

Google C gained 1.18%, with a trading volume of $3.549 billion. Google C continues to advance in the AI field, with analysts maintaining an optimistic outlook on its future performance.

Qualcomm fell by 8.93%, with a trading volume of $3.107 billion. Qualcomm's second-quarter earnings exceeded expectations, but disappointment over its third-quarter guidance led to a drop in stock price.

SMCI decreased by 0.72%, with a trading volume of $2.864 billion. SMCI benefited from strong earnings by Microsoft and Meta, but overall market performance remains weak.

Berkshire Hathaway B fell by 0.60%, with a trading volume of $2.483 billion. Berkshire is set to hold its annual shareholder meeting, and the market is focusing on Warren Buffett and the company's future strategic planning.

Becton Dickinson dropped by 18.13%, with a trading volume of $2.325 billion. Becton Dickinson lowered its earnings guidance, with sales impacted by global research funding cuts, resulting in a significant stock price decline.