Volume Stonkers | NVIDIA fell 16.86%, DeepSeek AI introduces historic technical reset

NVIDIA, ranked first by trading volume, fell 16.86% with a trading volume of $96.76 billion. Recently, NVIDIA has been impacted by the new AI computing paradigm introduced by DeepSeek, marking a historic technical reset as it broke below the 200-day moving average. Citibank maintains its "buy" rating on NVIDIA despite rising concerns about losing access to advanced GPUs.

Tesla, in second place, dropped 2.32% with a trading volume of $22.847 billion. Tesla was also affected by the DeepSeek technology. Analysts are focusing on several key points in the fourth-quarter financial report, including whether the upgraded Model Y and other new electric vehicles can drive growth.

Apple, ranked third, rose 3.25% with a trading volume of $21.56 billion. Apple regained its title as the "world's most valuable company," as its iOS 18.3 version has the AI DeepSeek feature enabled by default, which is seen as one of the factors driving the company's stock price up.

Broadcom, in fourth place, fell 17.40% with a trading volume of $18.484 billion. Broadcom was also affected by DeepSeek technology, becoming one of the leading decliners in the tech sector while the company evaluates its position in the new technological paradigm.

Meta, ranked fifth, gained 1.91% with a trading volume of $18.369 billion. Meta is negotiating compensation agreements with various content creators to post exclusive videos on Instagram Reels, with payments ranging from $2,500 to $50,000 per month.

In sixth place, Microsoft declined 2.14% with a trading volume of $15.213 billion. The overall decline in the tech market affected Microsoft's performance; however, the company's investment plans in OpenAI continue to move forward.

TSMC, in seventh place, fell 13.23% with a trading volume of $13.214 billion. TSMC did not release significant news, but like other semiconductor companies, it was affected by the market's response to DeepSeek technology.

Amazon, ranked eighth, rose 0.30% with a trading volume of $11.395 billion. Amazon announced the appointment of Jason Buechel as Vice President of Global Grocery Stores and CEO of Whole Foods Market, with expectations for better performance by 2025.

Google A, in ninth place, fell 4.20% with a trading volume of $8.006 billion. The valuation of Google's AI chip business may become its most valuable segment, and the company is experimenting with new search displays to address regulatory pressures.

Microstrategy, ranked tenth, dropped 1.63% with a trading volume of $7.129 billion. Microstrategy continues to purchase Bitcoin on a large scale, but the pace of recent purchases has slowed.

AMD, in eleventh place, fell 6.37% with a trading volume of $6.988 billion. AMD was affected by the market's reaction to DeepSeek technology, facing stock price declines alongside other semiconductor companies.

Oracle, ranked twelfth, declined 13.79% with a trading volume of $6.756 billion. Oracle's stock price fell significantly as the market remains cautious about its future contributions to AI video.

Palantir, in thirteenth place, dropped 4.43% with a trading volume of $5.632 billion. Palantir's stock price fell amid market concerns over its future AI strategy.

Salesforce, ranked fourteenth, gained 3.98% with a trading volume of $5.331 billion. Growth in Salesforce's consulting business and optimistic expectations for AI software drove its stock price up.

Vertiv Holdings, in fifteenth place, plummeted 29.87% with a trading volume of $5.102 billion. Vertiv Holdings experienced a sharp decline in energy-related stocks influenced by DeepSeek.

Google C, ranked sixteenth, fell 4.03% with a trading volume of $4.841 billion. Google's C shares were similarly impacted by intensifying competition in the AI sector, with the market adopting a cautious outlook on its future development.

Micron Technology, in seventeenth place, dropped 11.67% with a trading volume of $4.627 billion. Micron Technology showed weak performance amid heightened concerns over the semiconductor industry.

Vistra, ranked eighteenth, fell 28.29% with a trading volume of $4.588 billion. Vistra experienced a significant downturn due to negative sentiment towards AI-related energy stocks.

Constellation Energy, in nineteenth place, declined 20.85% with a trading volume of $4.522 billion. Constellation Energy's nuclear energy stocks were heavily impacted by the AI frenzy.

GE Vernova, ranked twentieth, dropped 21.52% with a trading volume of $4.498 billion. GE Vernova similarly faced stock price declines due to the market's reaction to the AI frenzy.