Volume Stonkers | Palantir surged 11.20%, Tesla positively viewed after Trump's electric vehicle subsidy termination

Tesla rose by 3.07% with a trading volume reaching $36.17 billion. Recently, Tesla has been viewed positively due to Trump's termination of electric vehicle subsidies. Additionally, the nomination of Elon Musk as the head of the "Department of Government Efficiency" has garnered widespread attention. News of potential collaboration with Lyft and Uber has also boosted market confidence.

NVIDIA fell by 3.26% with a trading volume of $35.09 billion. The upcoming earnings report has attracted significant market attention. The company’s ongoing strategy in the AI sector continues to be a focal point for investors and analysts.

Amazon dropped by 4.19% with a trading volume of $17.259 billion. Recent volatility in Amazon's stock price reflects market expectations impacting its performance.

Microsoft decreased by 2.79% with a trading volume of $11.215 billion. Microsoft counts Adobe and TikTok among its AI clients, and its developments in this field remain under market scrutiny.

Apple fell by 1.41% with a trading volume of $10.563 billion. BlackRock continued to increase its holdings in Apple during the third quarter. Discussions about the impact of Trump tariffs on the iPhone have also caught the market's attention.

Meta dropped by 4.00% with a trading volume of $9.793 billion. Meta was recently fined €798 million by the EU and is facing challenges related to lawsuits over social media addiction.

Palantir surged by 11.20% with a trading volume of $9.781 billion. Palantir’s announcement to move its stock listing to Nasdaq triggered a positive market reaction.

MicroStrategy rose by 3.96% with a trading volume of $8.637 billion. MicroStrategy benefited from the strong performance of the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin prices rebounding recently.

AppLovin increased by 2.32% with a trading volume of $7.062 billion. AppLovin's third-quarter earnings report showed significant net profit growth, drawing attention to its performance in AI and advertising technology transformations.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) fell by 2.84% with a trading volume of $5.94 billion. Concerns over chip demand have impacted AMD's stock performance.

Eli Lilly dropped by 5.13% with a trading volume of $5.499 billion. Eli Lilly is facing intense competition in the weight-loss drug market, raising concerns about its future outlook.

Alphabet Class A (Google) fell by 1.76% with a trading volume of $5.286 billion. Google recently launched the AI voice assistant Gemini Live for iPhone and has come under scrutiny from the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Coinbase Global rose by 9.69% with a trading volume of $5.231 billion. Coinbase announced the acquisition of the on-chain payment platform Utopia Labs, boosting its stock price.

Disney increased by 5.44% with a trading volume of $3.594 billion. Disney's fourth-quarter revenue grew by 6%, with strong performance in its streaming business.

Alphabet Class C (Google) dropped by 1.95% with a trading volume of $3.568 billion. Google remains under scrutiny from the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as it continues to make new attempts in the AI field.

Broadcom fell by 3.25% with a trading volume of $3.441 billion. Broadcom's performance in the semiconductor sector during the third quarter has caught investor attention.

Pfizer decreased by 4.69% with a trading volume of $3.251 billion. Pfizer faced the impact of a collective decline in vaccine stocks, leading to a cautious market outlook on its future trajectory.

Netflix fell by 1.59% with a trading volume of $3.00 billion. Netflix garnered widespread attention from broadcasting the Tyson vs. Paul fight, with market expectations focusing on its performance in the streaming sector.

Applied Materials dropped by 9.20% with a trading volume of $2.76 billion. The market is concerned about chip demand following lower-than-expected first-quarter revenue guidance from Applied Materials.

JPMorgan Chase increased by 1.46% with a trading volume of $2.725 billion. JPMorgan Chase is exploring new options for its London headquarters and has been maintained at an overweight rating by Wells Fargo.