Top 20 Active U.S. Stocks in Overnight Trading: Volume and News Highlights

First in Overnight Trading Volume, Tesla led the U.S. market with a 4.15% increase in share price and a total trading volume exceeding $68.378213 billion. The company’s ETF, the GraniteShares 2x Long TSLA Daily ETF, was highlighted as a potential buy on the dip opportunity due to its position relative to its five-day moving average, suggesting near-term value amid an uptrend .

Tesla's ETF Attracts Buy on the Dip Interest

Nvidia closed with a 0.77% increase in share price and a trading volume of $132.895690 billion. The GraniteShares 2x Long NVDA Daily ETF was also highlighted as a buy on the dip candidate, with analysts noting its potential to benefit from near-term chip earnings and its double-long leverage strategy .

Nvidia's Double-Long ETF Positioned for Chip Earnings Momentum

Meta saw the largest price movement of the top active list, gaining 5.66% in share price with a $20.999717 billion in overnight trading volume. Analysts noted that Meta trades at a discount to Alphabet, with Jefferies highlighting that this may reflect undervaluation in the market .

Meta Traded at a Discount Compared to Alphabet

Microsoft posted a 1.52% gain in overnight trading, with $23.694236 billion in trading volume. The stock maintained a stable trajectory amid broader market movements, reflecting ongoing confidence in its cloud and enterprise software offerings.

Sandisk saw a 0.43% increase in share price with $20.013340 billion in volume. While no major news impacted the stock, the company’s position in the memory and storage sector remains a key focus for investors .

Sandisk Sees Slight Price Movement in Overnight Session

AMD posted a 1.57% gain in overnight trading, with $36.603268 billion in volume. The chipmaker continues to benefit from strong demand in the AI and high-performance computing sectors.

Apple saw a 0.28% drop in share price with $36.760427 billion in trading volume. The stock’s performance reflects broader investor caution amid mixed earnings from the broader technology sector.

Apple Trades Slightly Lower Amid Market Correction

Alphabet A gained 0.65% in overnight trading with $24.716634 billion in volume. The stock remains a top performer in the AI and cloud space, with Raymond James upgrading its rating to strong buy .

Alphabet A Sees Modest Gains

Broadcom fell 1.01% with $23.317875 billion in volume. The stock’s performance reflects ongoing uncertainty in the semiconductor sector as investors assess macroeconomic conditions.

Intel posted a 0.13% increase with $141.388140 billion in trading volume. The company remains a major player in the global chip market, though its recent performance has been mixed compared to peers .

Intel's Volume Surpasses All Other Companies on the List

Amazon rose 1.31% in overnight trading, with $29.975909 billion in volume. The e-commerce and cloud giant continues to see investor interest as it expands its AI capabilities and enterprise offerings.

Alphabet C rose 0.75% with $19.379990 billion in volume. The stock’s performance reflects continued investor optimism around its AI integration and advertising growth .

Alphabet C Slight Gains Reflect Market Optimism

Alibaba gained 5.06% in overnight trading with $30.723302 billion in volume. The stock’s strong performance aligns with global market volatility and renewed investor interest in Chinese tech companies.

Netflix fell 2.13% with $63.296918 billion in volume. The streamer’s performance reflects investor caution ahead of upcoming content releases and user growth metrics .

Netflix Shares Dip Amid Investor Caution

Palantir rose 0.34% with $27.125829 billion in trading volume. The data analytics firm continues to see steady volume amid mixed sentiment in the AI and enterprise software space.

TSMC rose 0.38% with $11.894226 billion in volume. The company’s shares reflect continued demand for its advanced manufacturing capabilities in the global chip market.

Abbott Laboratories fell sharply by 10.05% in overnight trading with $34.349229 billion in volume. The stock’s performance reflects broader uncertainty in the healthcare sector amid regulatory and operational concerns .

GE Aerospace Shares Fall Due to Sector Headwinds

Oracle gained 2.46% in overnight trading with $18.817536 billion in volume. The company continues to benefit from strong performance in its cloud and enterprise software segments .