Volume Stonkers | Tesla fell 8.39%, FSD to Enter China; NVIDIA Faces Earnings Focus, AI Growth in Spotlight

Tesla, ranked first in trading volume, fell 8.39% with a trading volume of $40.741 billion. The company drew market attention due to declining sales in Europe and asset transactions in Germany. Additionally, Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature is set to enter China, with expectations expressed by He Xiaopeng and Li Xiang.

NVIDIA, in second place, dropped 2.80% with a trading volume of $34.180 billion. The market is focused on NVIDIA's upcoming earnings report, particularly the potential for continued growth in its AI business. Its collaboration with Cisco is also aiding enterprise AI deployment.

Meta, ranked third, decreased by 1.59% with a trading volume of $13.408 billion. Meta is expanding its advertising business through a partnership with The Trade Desk, enhancing its market presence in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Amazon, in fourth place, rose 0.04% with a trading volume of $11.854 billion. JPMorgan stated that Amazon is unlikely to launch a nationwide LTL carrier.

Apple, ranked fifth, fell by 0.02% with a trading volume of $11.696 billion. Apple plans to build an AI server plant in Houston, expected to be operational next year, while continuing to support diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

Palantir, in sixth place, declined 3.13% with a trading volume of $11.531 billion. The stock has fallen for five consecutive days, but Morgan Stanley upgraded its rating to "buy."

Microsoft, ranked seventh, decreased 1.51% with a trading volume of $11.475 billion. Microsoft affirmed that its capital expenditure remains unchanged and aims to maintain a strong position in cloud computing.

MicroStrategy, in eighth place, plunged 11.41% with a trading volume of $7.923 billion. The company's stock is under pressure due to a decline in Bitcoin prices.

Google A, ranked ninth, fell 2.14% with a trading volume of $7.289 billion. Google has entered into a partnership with Salesforce to deepen AI and cloud computing integration.

Broadcom, in tenth place, dropped 2.59% with a trading volume of $6.702 billion. Broadcom has launched its sixth-generation PCIe product lineup, further solidifying its leadership in the AI manufacturing industry.

SMCI, ranked eleventh, decreased 11.76% with a trading volume of $5.676 billion. Goldman Sachs defended SMCI, highlighting that its AI prospects remain promising.

Alibaba, in twelfth place, rose 3.88% with a trading volume of $5.134 billion. Alibaba announced the open-sourcing of its Wensheng Video Model, version 2.1.

Eli Lilly, ranked thirteenth, increased 2.37% with a trading volume of $4.596 billion. Eli Lilly introduced a new dosage for its weight loss drug at a lower price point, pushing its stock price past the $900 mark.

Netflix, in fourteenth place, fell 1.14% with a trading volume of $4.573 billion. Netflix expanded its advertising business through a partnership with The Trade Desk.

Applovin, ranked fifteenth, dropped 8.14% with a trading volume of $4.315 billion. Market attention was drawn as Applovin's CEO sold $41.6 million worth of stock.

UnitedHealth, in sixteenth place, rose 1.92% with a trading volume of $4.174 billion. UnitedHealth is facing a Medicare billing investigation, sparking widespread market interest.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), ranked seventeenth, fell 3.84% with a trading volume of $4.086 billion. AMD is strengthening its position in the AI sector and has appointed a new Chief Revenue Officer.

Google C, in eighteenth place, decreased 2.11% with a trading volume of $3.694 billion. Google is working with Salesforce to deepen AI and cloud computing integration.

Berkshire Hathaway B, ranked nineteenth, rose 0.25% with a trading volume of $3.375 billion. The company plans to increase its stake in Japan's largest trading companies, attracting market attention.

TSMC, in twentieth place, fell 1.20% with a trading volume of $3.308 billion. TSMC is accelerating the development of its 2nm process technology, aiming to double capacity by the end of 2025.