Volume Stonkers | Tesla rose 22.69%, Tesla Options Trading Active with 3.2718 Million Contracts Traded

Nvidia surged 18.72%, with a trading volume reaching $64.575 billion. The White House has taken a step back on potential export restrictions concerning Nvidia's H20 chip, boosting market optimism within the semiconductor sector. Tesla rose 22.69%, with a trading volume of $53.554 billion. Tesla options trading was active, with 3.2718 million contracts traded and 8.6096 million open contracts, capturing significant market attention. Apple increased by 15.33%, with a trading volume of $34.350 billion. The Apple options market also showed strong activity, with 2.2407 million contracts traded and 5.0439 million open contracts, reflecting high expectations for its future performance. Meta gained 14.76%, with a trading volume of $21.195 billion. Cerebras launched the world's fastest Meta Llama 4 inference, boosting Meta Platforms' outstanding performance among tech stocks. Amazon climbed 11.98%, with a trading volume of $20.861 billion. Amazon continues to lead market development by significantly investing in enhancing its cloud platform and AI products. Microsoft went up 10.13%, with a trading volume of $18.637 billion. Microsoft announced the date for its quarterly earnings report, with optimistic market expectations for its performance, further bolstered by its collaboration with Iboss. Palantir increased by 19.00%, with a trading volume of $15.834 billion. Technology stocks broadly rose, strengthening investor confidence in Palantir. Broadcom jumped 18.66%, with a trading volume of $12.617 billion. Broadcom's recent standout performance in the semiconductor field draws market attention to its future growth potential. Google A rose 9.68%, with a trading volume of $10.678 billion. Alphabet reaffirmed its $75 billion capital expenditure plan for 2025, demonstrating solid confidence in future development. Microstrategy surged 24.76%, with a trading volume of $10.459 billion. Stocks of Bitcoin miners rose, benefiting Microstrategy from the market's optimistic outlook on cryptocurrencies. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) climbed 23.82%, with a trading volume of $8.676 billion. The fifth-generation AMD EPYC processors provide leading performance for Google Cloud, enhancing market confidence. Alibaba increased by 5.57%, with a trading volume of $7.492 billion. Alibaba's active push for the internationalization of its AI products boosts market optimism. UnitedHealth gained 4.43%, with a trading volume of $7.144 billion. UnitedHealth had its target price raised to $650 by Mizuho, with the market holding an optimistic outlook on its prospects. Google C rose 9.88%, with a trading volume of $7.143 billion. Google continues to advance its large-scale capital expenditure plan, boosting market confidence. Netflix climbed 8.63%, with a trading volume of $6.814 billion. Netflix was rated as overweight by Keybanc, with the market maintaining a positive attitude toward its future performance. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) increased by 12.28%, with a trading volume of $6.803 billion. Despite facing pressure from foreign capital sell-offs, TSMC remains favored by the market. Bank of America went up 6.17%, with a trading volume of $5.736 billion. Market volatility affected the financial sector, with Bank of America showing steady performance amid adjustments. JPMorgan Chase rose 8.09%, with a trading volume of $5.395 billion. JPMorgan's CEO Jamie Dimon focused on the potential impact of tariff actions on the economy, with the market confident in his management capabilities. Berkshire Hathaway B gained 5.74%, with a trading volume of $5.134 billion. Warren Buffett's wealth continued to grow against market fluctuations, influencing investor confidence. Costco climbed 6.21%, with a trading volume of $4.788 billion. Costco announced March sales growth, maintaining market competitiveness through supply chain adjustments.