Volume Stonkers | Tesla rose 8.19%, removed Twitter discount; NVIDIA fell amid AI spending, eyes on "Mag7" potential

Tesla, ranked first by trading volume, rose 8.19% with a trading volume of $63.851 billion. Recently, Tesla removed its Twitter discount, and Elon Musk emphasized first principles thinking. Market rumors suggest Tesla's performance is related to market dynamics following Trump's election victory.

NVIDIA, in second place, fell 0.84% with a trading volume of $25.564 billion. NVIDIA's stock price continues to draw attention amid massive AI spending, and the company is considered one of the potential winners in the "Mag7" amid significant changes in the tech industry.

Apple, ranked third, declined 0.23% with a trading volume of $8.552 billion. Recently, Apple has garnered attention in the options market, and investor Kevin Simpson announced adjustments to his position strategy on Apple.

Amazon, in fourth place, dropped 0.89% with a trading volume of $7.418 billion. Amazon is working to strengthen its delivery business, particularly in the expansion of its grocery sector.

Microsoft, ranked fifth, fell 0.68% with a trading volume of $7.030 billion. There is limited specific news about Microsoft, but its stock remains a focus of market attention.

Eli Lilly, in sixth place, rose 4.30% with a trading volume of $5.571 billion. Despite volatility in the biopharmaceutical industry, Eli Lilly continues to perform strongly, with its stock price breaking the $800 mark.

Meta, ranked seventh, declined 0.40% with a trading volume of $5.449 billion. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is not held liable in a social media lawsuit, and the company is also receiving attention in the options market.

Microstrategy, in eighth place, dropped 0.14% with a trading volume of $5.052 billion. Recently, insiders at Microstrategy sold shares worth approximately $14.479 million.

Palantir, ranked ninth, rose 4.55% with a trading volume of $4.746 billion. Palantir is collaborating with Anthropic to introduce the Claude AI model into U.S. government intelligence applications.

Coinbase Global, in tenth place, increased 5.93% with a trading volume of $4.526 billion. Coinbase's stock rose due to favorable Trump policies for the crypto market and plans to sell some shares.

Applovin, ranked eleventh, soared 17.64% with a trading volume of $4.093 billion. Applovin received analyst praise and a target price increase following strong third-quarter performance.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), in twelfth place, fell 1.25% with a trading volume of $4.047 billion. AMD has performed well in several markets and has launched new AI solutions.

Alphabet A, ranked thirteenth, declined 1.33% with a trading volume of $3.862 billion. Google plans to lift advertising restrictions related to U.S. elections and continues to adjust its market strategies.

Trump Media & Technology Group, in fourteenth place, increased 15.22% with a trading volume of $3.128 billion. Following Trump's election, media and technology stocks have been active, with high market expectations for future development.

Upstart, ranked fifteenth, surged 46.03% with a trading volume of $3.054 billion. Upstart's Q3 revenue rose 20% year-over-year, with enhanced lending models driving revenue growth.

Costco, in sixteenth place, rose 3.27% with a trading volume of $3.048 billion. Costco reported Q3 earnings that exceeded expectations, with strong stock performance.

Salesforce, ranked seventeenth, increased 3.57% with a trading volume of $2.695 billion. Salesforce announced plans to hire 1,000 employees to promote its AI agent tools.

Alphabet C, in eighteenth place, fell 1.33% with a trading volume of $2.647 billion. Google's market strategy adjustments include lifting election advertising restrictions.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), ranked nineteenth, rose 0.01% with a trading volume of $2.628 billion. TSMC's October sales increased 29.2% year-over-year, marking its lowest growth rate in recent months.

Airbnb, in twentieth place, declined 8.66% with a trading volume of $2.580 billion. Despite a 10% revenue growth in Q3, lower Q4 guidance led to a stock price drop.