Volume Stonkers | Snowflake surged 32.71%, NVIDIA Q4 Revenue to Exceed Expectations, Smooth Blackwell Production

NVIDIA rose 0.54%, with a trading volume of $58.009 billion. NVIDIA's recent earnings guidance indicated that its Q4 revenue will exceed expectations, and the ramp-up of Blackwell's production capacity has been smooth. Additionally, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang addressed tariff concerns and alleviated market doubts about technological development.

MicroStrategy fell 16.16%, with a trading volume of $45.176 billion. The stock declined following bearish comments from Citron Research, while the company completed a $3 billion issuance of 0% convertible senior notes. Additionally, the company's directors plan to sell some of their shares.

Tesla dropped 0.70%, with a trading volume of $19.700 billion. Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently denied Jeff Bezos's accusations of selling Tesla stock. Meanwhile, Tesla's performance in the automotive industry continues to draw market attention.

Amazon decreased by 2.22%, with a trading volume of $11.605 billion. Amazon launched its latest smart display product, Echo Show 21, and continues to seek breakthroughs in the smart home market.

Google A declined 4.75%, with a trading volume of $9.860 billion. Google is facing an antitrust investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice, which may impact its deal with Anthropic. Additionally, Google is developing new AI and browser technologies to tackle competitive pressures.

Snowflake surged 32.71%, with a trading volume of $9.268 billion. Snowflake's latest earnings guidance exceeded expectations, driving a significant increase in its stock price. The company continues to receive positive reviews from analysts and has raised its price target.

Apple fell 0.21%, with a trading volume of $9.238 billion. Apple plans to invest $100 million in building a factory in Indonesia and aims to launch an improved version of Siri in 2026 to enhance its AI capabilities.

Microsoft dropped 0.63%, with a trading volume of $8.482 billion. Microsoft’s AI services have received high praise from analysts, being regarded as a "top intelligent choice," and it plans to introduce more AI features into its devices.

Coinbase Global fell 7.74%, with a trading volume of $7.553 billion. Bitcoin prices continue to rise, nearing $100,000, while Coinbase, as a major cryptocurrency trading platform, gains increased attention.

Google C decreased by 4.56%, with a trading volume of $6.324 billion. Google is facing competitive challenges from OpenAI, and its deal with Anthropic might be blocked by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Meta dropped 0.43%, with a trading volume of $6.096 billion. Meta introduced AI background and noise suppression features to Messenger and offered significant discounts on its device accessories.

Broadcom rose 0.42%, with a trading volume of $4.042 billion. Broadcom's options trading is active, and the market maintains a high level of interest in its future developments.

Netflix increased 1.54%, with a trading volume of $4.027 billion. Netflix recently hit consecutive new highs and gained a "golden opportunity" for live streaming concepts following the Tyson-Paul fight.

MARA Holdings rose 6.85%, with a trading volume of $4.012 billion. Compass Point downgraded MARA’s rating but still raised its price target, reflecting its position in the cryptocurrency market.

AMD fell 0.08%, with a trading volume of $3.917 billion. AMD plans to lay off 1,000 employees and address challenges from poor PC sales while accelerating development in the AI server market.

Pinduoduo dropped 10.65%, with a trading volume of $3.481 billion. Pinduoduo's Q3 revenue grew 44% year-over-year, but Citigroup lowered its price target, leading to differing opinions on its future growth.

Palantir decreased by 1.22%, with a trading volume of $3.479 billion. Palantir executives plan to sell some shares, and its performance in the SP500 was noted by Barrons.com.

SMIC rose 15.12%, with a trading volume of $3.377 billion. SMIC announced a Nasdaq compliance plan and is actively expanding in the AI server market.

TSMC increased 1.52%, with a trading volume of $3.346 billion. TSMC plans to double its CoWoS packaging production capacity to meet the substantial future demand for AI servers.

Eli Lilly fell 0.51%, with a trading volume of $2.955 billion. Eli Lilly's pharmaceutical concepts are attracting market attention, with Jefferies holding an optimistic view on the global healthcare sector.