Top 20 Most Active US Stocks: Overnight Trading Volume and News Summary

First in Overnight Trading Volume. Tesla led the market in overnight trading volume with a 3.32% gain, as investors continued to monitor the company's progress in the EV and energy storage sectors.

Tesla surged 3.32% in overnight trading with a massive volume of $80.3 billion, indicating strong investor engagement amid ongoing interest in the company’s growth trajectory and production targets.

Nvidia traded lower, falling 0.72% with a volume of $166.3 billion. While no major company-specific news was reported, the broader market sentiment toward AI and chipmakers remained mixed.

Sandisk gained 6.85% in overnight volume of $39.8 billion. The move reflects continued investor confidence in the memory storage sector, though no specific product or earnings announcement was cited.

Microsoft fell 0.74% with overnight volume of $55.5 billion. The stock’s movement came amid broader market corrections, with no material news reported directly affecting the company.

Micron Technology dropped 4.80% with a volume of $48.6 billion. As a key semiconductor player, the decline was likely influenced by ongoing sector volatility and supply chain concerns.

Apple rose 0.46% with overnight volume of $81.5 billion. The slight gain suggests ongoing investor confidence, though no major earnings or product updates were reported overnight.

Meta fell 2.95% with a volume of $22.7 billion. The decline came amid broader market corrections and ongoing scrutiny of the tech sector’s regulatory and advertising challenges.

Amazon.com dropped 1.01% in overnight volume of $42.6 billion. The decline reflects broader market dynamics, with no significant new developments reported in the company’s core operations.

Advanced Micro Devices fell 6.13% with a volume of $38.4 billion. The decline was notable in a sector that has seen recent volatility, though no specific news directly triggered the movement.

Alphabet A edged down 0.01% with a volume of $26.9 billion. The minimal change suggests relatively stable investor sentiment, with no new developments reported.

Broadcom rose 0.17% with overnight volume of $25.9 billion. The slight gain reflects ongoing confidence in the company’s semiconductor and software solutions.

Alphabet C declined 0.04% with a volume of $19.8 billion. The small drop aligns with broader market movements, with no material news directly affecting the stock.

Palantir fell 3.47% with a volume of $44.1 billion. The decline suggests ongoing market volatility, though no major new information was reported.

Applovin dropped 16.89% with a volume of $12.1 billion. The sharp decline points to high volatility in the consumer and digital advertising sectors, though the cause remains unclear.

Western Digital fell 10.12% with a volume of $21.2 billion. The significant drop highlights ongoing sector-specific pressures, with no major news reported.

Intel fell 4.50% with a volume of $107.9 billion. As a major chipmaker, the decline reflects broader industry concerns and competitive pressures.

Verizon rose 11.83% with overnight volume of $113.1 billion. The strong gain suggests increased investor confidence in the communications sector and the company’s strategic direction.

KLA dropped 15.24% with a volume of $2.77 billion. The sharp decline highlights ongoing volatility in the semiconductor equipment and testing sectors.

Lam Research fell 5.93% with a volume of $16.6 billion. The drop aligns with broader sector movements, with no specific news reported overnight.

Fifth Third rose 0.86% with a volume of $77.5 billion. The slight gain suggests ongoing confidence in the regional banking sector, with no major news reported.