Volume Stonkers | SMCI soared 16.47%, Intel surged 16.06%, Palantir increased 4.58%, Broadcom Eyes Intel Amid Debt Hurdles

NVIDIA rose by 0.40%, with a trading volume of $30.481 billion. Viking Global Investors adjusted its holdings in NVIDIA, reflecting a reevaluation of large tech companies. Tesla fell by 0.49%, with a trading volume of $18.182 billion. Tesla plans to deliver the revamped Model Y later this month and announced the establishment of an AI gaming studio, showcasing its continued expansion into new areas. Meta dropped by 2.76%, with a trading volume of $15.660 billion. Meta drew attention as Dutch pension fund ABP sold off its holdings, while Dan Loeb's Third Point increased its shares, indicating mixed market views on Meta's future. Apple decreased by 0.05%, with a trading volume of $11.744 billion. Viking Global Investors reduced its holdings in Apple, while the company is set to release a new iPhone, prompting cautious market expectations. Palantir increased by 4.58%, with a trading volume of $10.179 billion. U.S. Republican lawmakers disclosed their purchase of Palantir stock, sparking market interest in its future performance. Amazon declined by 0.89%, with a trading volume of $9.481 billion. Amazon discontinued its TikTok-like shopping service, Inspire, indicating a strategic shift in social shopping. SMCI soared by 16.47%, with a trading volume of $8.569 billion. SMCI performed excellently due to expectations surrounding AI server transactions, with substantial stock price gains this month. Microsoft rose by 0.30%, with a trading volume of $8.402 billion. Microsoft experienced stable growth with no major news. Intel surged by 16.06%, with a trading volume of $7.221 billion. Intel's stock soared as Broadcom and TSMC reportedly expressed interest in bidding for parts of its business, and Silver Lake approached a deal to acquire shares in Intel's Altera division. Broadcom fell by 1.94%, with a trading volume of $5.915 billion. Broadcom faces debt-related challenges that could complicate its potential acquisition of Intel. Google A dropped by 0.79%, with a trading volume of $5.477 billion. Google had no major news but maintained market attention. Alibaba rose by 1.80%, with a trading volume of $5.329 billion. Alibaba is set to release its earnings report, with market expectations that its AI business will drive company growth. UnitedHealth declined by 4.37%, with a trading volume of $4.386 billion. UnitedHealth's stock price fell below $500, impacting the Dow Jones Index. Netflix decreased by 2.15%, with a trading volume of $4.352 billion. Netflix attracted market attention due to its plans to expand content offerings, particularly through Formula 1 racing and video podcasts. Google C fell by 0.57%, with a trading volume of $3.662 billion. Google C had no major news, with a stable market presence. Applovin dropped by 2.77%, with a trading volume of $3.640 billion. Applovin made progress in the AI field, with the market filled with expectations and controversy regarding its future performance. AMD rose by 1.04%, with a trading volume of $3.587 billion. AMD performed well but had no major news. MicroStrategy declined by 1.11%, with a trading volume of $3.365 billion. MicroStrategy announced the issuance of convertible senior notes and laid off some employees to adjust its strategy. Eli Lilly increased by 1.54%, with a trading volume of $3.359 billion. Eli Lilly plans to participate in the TD Cowen Annual Healthcare Conference, continuing to expand its influence in the healthcare sector. Micron Technology rose by 7.31%, with a trading volume of $3.083 billion. Micron Technology was favored by the market due to the launch of its next-generation SSD products, driving its stock price up.