Volume Stonkers | MongoDB fell 16.92%, Strong Q3 Earnings But Stock Declines

**First Place**: Tesla increased by 2.87%, with a trading volume of $38.825 billion. The company plans to launch the affordable Model Q in the first half of next year and is discussing showroom space in New Delhi with Indian real estate developer DLF. Additionally, Zoox, Amazon's autonomous driving subsidiary, has hired Tesla’s engineering director.

**Second Place**: NVIDIA fell by 2.69%, with a trading volume of $28.394 billion. The emergence of custom AI chips in the tech sector poses a challenge to NVIDIA's market position.

**Third Place**: Alphabet Class A (Google A) rose by 5.59%, with a trading volume of $9.833 billion. The company announced its latest quantum chip, "Willow," marking a significant technological breakthrough.

**Fourth Place**: Apple increased by 0.41%, with a trading volume of $8.874 billion. The company plans to equip the next generation of Apple Watches with satellite communication features to attract outdoor enthusiasts.

**Fifth Place**: Microsoft fell by 0.60%, with a trading volume of $8.020 billion. Shareholders rejected a proposal to explore Bitcoin investments.

**Sixth Place**: MicroStrategy rose by 3.28%, with a trading volume of $7.094 billion. Market analysts hold an optimistic outlook on MicroStrategy's stock.

**Seventh Place**: Amazon fell by 0.46%, with a trading volume of $6.969 billion. The company is collaborating with Hyundai to launch an online car sales platform.

**Eighth Place**: Meta increased by 0.94%, with a trading volume of $6.755 billion. The company introduced a trial short video feature to help creators better experiment and share content.

**Ninth Place**: Palantir fell by 2.17%, with a trading volume of $6.495 billion. A surge in short interest has made the company a focal point in the market.

**Tenth Place**: Alphabet Class C (Google C) rose by 5.33%, with a trading volume of $6.309 billion. The company also announced the launch of its quantum chip, "Willow."

**Eleventh Place**: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) fell by 2.39%, with a trading volume of $4.947 billion. The company continues to face competitive pressure from custom AI chips.

**Twelfth Place**: Broadcom fell by 3.99%, with a trading volume of $4.737 billion. The company launched a new enterprise-grade Bitnami product and designated Arrow Electronics as its distributor.

**Thirteenth Place**: Oracle fell by 6.67%, with a trading volume of $4.584 billion. The company's second-quarter revenue and performance guidance fell short of expectations.

**Fourteenth Place**: Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. fell by 2.81%, with a trading volume of $3.820 billion. Analysts have raised their target price for the company.

**Fifteenth Place**: Coinbase Global fell by 2.61%, with a trading volume of $3.572 billion. The company is nearing the high end of its fourth-quarter performance guidance.

**Sixteenth Place**: Super Micro Computer (SMCI) fell by 8.20%, with a trading volume of $3.401 billion. The company’s CEO expressed confidence in avoiding delisting from NASDAQ.

**Seventeenth Place**: MongoDB fell by 16.92%, with a trading volume of $3.096 billion. Despite strong third-quarter earnings, the stock price declined.

**Eighteenth Place**: AppLovin fell by 6.27%, with a trading volume of $2.962 billion. The company's stock performed poorly after failing to enter the S&P 500.

**Nineteenth Place**: UnitedHealth Group increased by 0.85%, with a trading volume of $2.826 billion. The company is facing legal disputes related to the CEO's murder case.

**Twentieth Place**: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) fell by 3.61%, with a trading volume of $2.818 billion. Despite short-term sales falling below expectations, analysts remain optimistic about AI demand.