Volume Stonkers | SMIC soared 15.93%, MicroStrategy Raises $1.75B for Bitcoin amid Price Surge

Tesla rose by 5.62%, with a trading volume of $42.68 billion. Recently, the U.S. government plans to relax regulations on autonomous driving, potentially benefiting Tesla. Additionally, Tesla has launched a toy robot, although full implementation will take time.

NVIDIA fell by 1.29%, with a trading volume of $30.26 billion. The market is focused on NVIDIA's upcoming earnings, with Blackwell seen as a potential catalyst. Furthermore, NVIDIA is collaborating with Google to accelerate quantum computing design.

MicroStrategy increased by 12.96%, with a trading volume of $11.92 billion. The company plans to issue $1.75 billion in convertible notes to increase its Bitcoin holdings, with Bitcoin prices currently exceeding $91,000.

Apple rose by 1.34%, with a trading volume of $10.14 billion. Apple is evaluating the possibility of manufacturing its own branded televisions, while Apple Silicon is considered an important part of its AI strategy.

Microsoft gained 0.18%, with a trading volume of $9.28 billion. Microsoft recently launched several new features, including one-click checkout and image-based search, and continues to invest in AI.

Palantir fell by 6.87%, with a trading volume of $8.36 billion. Although Palantir's stock performance was poor, the company's overall performance this year remains strong, and the market is optimistic about its inclusion in the Nasdaq-100.

Meta increased by 0.06%, with a trading volume of $7.91 billion. India fined Meta for anti-competitive behavior related to its privacy policy update. Additionally, Meta executives plan to sell some shares.

Coinbase Global rose by 6.40%, with a trading volume of $7.90 billion. Recently, Coinbase plans to have a private meeting with Trump and is investing heavily in political action committees ahead of the election.

Amazon fell by 0.45%, with a trading volume of $7.11 billion. Amazon has formed a union in California and is collaborating with a teamsters union. Additionally, the company has made new progress in its streaming services.

Eli Lilly dropped by 2.50%, with a trading volume of $6.58 billion. Eli Lilly made a significant breakthrough in the trial of its lipoprotein(a) treatment drug, showing notable improvements in cardiovascular health.

AMD increased by 2.99%, with a trading volume of $5.36 billion. The company announced a partnership with IBM, and its high-performance computer El Capitan ranked high on the supercomputer leaderboard.

SMIC rose by 15.93%, with a trading volume of $3.47 billion. SMIC introduced a new liquid cooling solution, further enhancing AI computing density.

Netflix gained 2.80%, with a trading volume of $3.39 billion. Netflix is accelerating the growth of its ad-supported tier and plans to expand into sports streaming to attract more viewers.

Google A increased by 1.63%, with a trading volume of $3.39 billion. Google is working with NVIDIA to advance quantum computing design, accelerating the development of next-generation computing devices.

Google C rose by 1.67%, with a trading volume of $3.27 billion. Similar to Google A, Google C is advancing quantum computing design, with its collaboration with NVIDIA viewed as crucial.

Uber fell by 5.34%, with a trading volume of $3.10 billion. Uber's stock price dropped due to competition concerns related to the U.S. government's plan to relax regulations on autonomous driving.

Broadcom increased by 0.50%, with a trading volume of $2.95 billion. Despite a general slump in the semiconductor sector, Broadcom's activity in the options market remains robust, indicating market attention to its future performance.

MARA Holdings fell by 14.07%, with a trading volume of $2.29 billion. The company announced the issuance of $700 million in convertible notes to increase its Bitcoin holdings and has received a target price increase.

JPMorgan Chase dropped by 0.05%, with a trading volume of $2.12 billion. JPMorgan Chase's market share has grown, and it received a credit rating upgrade from S&P, with significant activity in the options market.

Walmart fell by 0.19%, with a trading volume of $2.03 billion. Walmart is set to release its earnings report, with market expectations that its expanding customer base will drive sales growth.