Volume Stonkers | MicroStrategy fell 9.94%, Bitcoin Price Falls Below $97,000 Affecting Cryptocurrency Market

NVIDIA, ranked first, fell by 6.22% with a trading volume of $49.881 billion. NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang announced at the 2025 CES conference that MediaTek will be able to use NVIDIA-designed CPU chips to serve the market. Additionally, NVIDIA launched a personal supercomputer equipped with the new GB10 chip.

Tesla, in second place, dropped 4.06% with a trading volume of $29.731 billion. The Shanghai Gigafactory contributed half of Tesla's deliveries, earning praise from Elon Musk. Bank of America noted that the rollout of autonomous taxis is one of the main risks Tesla faces.

Apple, ranked third, decreased by 1.14% with a trading volume of $9.764 billion. Apple plans to start mass production of a new "affordable" iPhone model in mid-January 2025. MoffettNathanson downgraded Apple's stock rating from neutral to sell, reducing the target price from $202 to $188.

MicroStrategy, in fourth, fell by 9.94% with a trading volume of $8.440 billion. Bitcoin price fluctuations affected MicroStrategy, with major cryptocurrencies experiencing a downturn, and Bitcoin falling below $97,000.

Meta, ranked fifth, dropped 1.95% with a trading volume of $7.395 billion. Meta announced the launch of "Community Notes" in the U.S. to replace the "Fact-Checking" project. Stifel maintained a buy rating on Meta, with a target price of $692.

Microsoft, in sixth place, declined by 1.28% with a trading volume of $7.100 billion. Microsoft partnered with WORLD3 to introduce AI agents into Web3. Additionally, Microsoft showcased its latest advancements in artificial intelligence at CES.

Palantir, ranked seventh, decreased by 7.81% with a trading volume of $6.433 billion. Morgan Stanley expressed doubts about Palantir's growth potential, noting potential challenges. The market was generally pressured by NVIDIA's decline.

Amazon, in eighth, fell by 2.42% with a trading volume of $6.106 billion. Amazon's AWS collaborated with Honda to develop software-defined vehicles, aiming to enhance the charging station experience through generative AI.

Broadcom, ranked ninth, dropped 3.29% with a trading volume of $5.832 billion. Broadcom filed to issue $110 million in senior notes. The market is optimistic about Broadcom's future performance in the AI sector.

Micron Technology, in tenth place, rose by 2.67% with a trading volume of $5.513 billion. Micron showcased new P510 SSDs and PlayStation-compatible upgrades at CES, enhancing storage capacity.

Alphabet's Google A, ranked eleventh, decreased by 0.70% with a trading volume of $5.156 billion. Google hired new members from OpenAI to form a new team focused on developing world models.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), in twelfth place, fell by 1.71% with a trading volume of $4.887 billion. AMD showcased several new Ryzen products at CES, including the most powerful AI laptop chip, outperforming Intel's Core.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), ranked thirteenth, declined by 3.90% with a trading volume of $3.617 billion. TSMC, through its global subsidiary, acquired $24.7 million in fixed-income securities to expand its investment portfolio.

Alphabet's Google C, in fourteenth place, dropped 0.63% with a trading volume of $3.227 billion. Google continues its efforts in AI, recruiting top talent to strengthen its tech team.

Coinbase Global, ranked fifteenth, decreased by 8.14% with a trading volume of $3.107 billion. A Coinbase director sold 25,000 shares of common stock, valued at approximately $6.5268 million. The crypto market has seen increased volatility recently.

Eli Lilly, in sixteenth place, rose by 1.04% with a trading volume of $2.744 billion. Eli Lilly received a buy rating from Morgan Stanley, with a target price of $1,146, reflecting optimism about its future performance in the pharmaceutical sector.

Uber, ranked seventeenth, dropped 0.24% with a trading volume of $2.346 billion. Uber partnered with NVIDIA to accelerate autonomous mobility, with its stock performing prominently in recent trading.

Netflix, in eighteenth place, fell by 0.30% with a trading volume of $2.248 billion. Netflix plans to stream WWE Monday Night RAW, further enriching its content library.

fuboTV, ranked nineteenth, rose by 7.81% with a trading volume of $2.170 billion. fuboTV reached a cooperation agreement with Disney, planning to merge live TV streaming services, receiving positive investor reactions.

AppLovin, in twentieth place, decreased by 7.02% with a trading volume of $2.148 billion. AppLovin received buy ratings from several investment banks, with target prices ranging from $375 to $400, reflecting market anticipation of its growth potential.