Volume Stonkers | Alibaba rose 5.83%, Quark AI Users Surpass ByteDance Doubao with $19.99M Stock Buyback
Monday, Apr 14, 2025 5:31 pm ET
2min read NVIDIA experienced a decline of 0.20%, with a trading volume of $29.33 billion. nvidia announced plans to produce AI supercomputers domestically in the U.S., with an expected output value of $500 billion over the next five years.
Tesla saw a slight increase of 0.02%, achieving a trading volume of $25.14 billion. Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, revealed plans to launch a comprehensive general AI solution aimed at achieving fully autonomous driving soon.
Apple rose by 2.21%, with trading volume reaching $20.77 billion. Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, had discussions with U.S. President Trump, and following a tariff exemption, Apple's market capitalization returned to $3 trillion.
Palantir gained 4.60%, with trading volume at $11.48 billion. Palantir announced the release date for the Q1 2025 earnings report and webcast, and DA Davidson maintained a neutral rating on the company.
Amazon fell by 1.48%, with a trading volume of $8.76 billion. DA Davidson lowered Amazon's price target, while Blue Origin's rocket launch included an all-female crew.
Meta saw a decline of 2.22%, with trading volume hitting $7.58 billion. Meta is facing a landmark antitrust lawsuit, with Mark Zuckerberg contesting the U.S. antitrust case in court.
Microsoft decreased by 0.17%, with a trading volume of $7.48 billion. Microsoft announced support for fine-tuning the GPT-4.1 model and launched a series of models for Azure AI Foundry developers.
Google A increased by 1.23%, achieving a trading volume of $4.84 billion. Alphabet's target price was lowered by DA Davidson to $160 per share, but the neutral rating was maintained.
Microstrategy rose by 3.82%, with a trading volume of $4.81 billion. The company purchased an additional 3,459 bitcoins, with a total investment of approximately $285.8 million.
Broadcom fell by 1.97%, with trading volume reaching $4.60 billion. Broadcom's rating was downgraded by SA analysts, and it was affected by the temporary suspension of semiconductor tariffs.
Alibaba saw an increase of 5.83%, with trading volume at $3.74 billion. Alibaba's Quark AI users surpassed ByteDance's Doubao, and the company conducted a stock buyback worth approximately $19.99 million.
Netflix gained 1.42%, with trading volume at $3.72 billion. Netflix plans to achieve $9 billion in global ad sales by 2030 and aims to join the trillion-dollar club.
SMCI, also known as Super Micro Computer, rose by 1.18%, with trading volume at $3.42 billion. SMCI and other tech stocks saw a collective increase in the early U.S. stock market.
JPMorgan Chase experienced a decline of 0.65%, with a trading volume of $3.06 billion. JPMorgan Chase lowered the price targets for Foot Locker and American Eagle Outfitters and adjusted oil price expectations.
Google C increased by 1.30%, with trading volume at $2.95 billion. Google C was similarly affected by DA Davidson's reduction of the target price to $160 per share.
Berkshire Hathaway B rose by 1.06%, with trading volume reaching $2.92 billion. Berkshire Hathaway issued 90 billion yen in bonds, possibly for increasing investments in Japanese stocks.
UnitedHealth Group fell by 2.08%, with trading volume at $2.81 billion. UnitedHealth's campus was illegally accessed, and the suspect has been arrested, with the price-earnings ratio still considered reasonable.
TSMC declined by 0.87%, with a trading volume of $2.72 billion. TSMC reported strong Q1 revenue growth and is participating in NVIDIA's plan to produce AI equipment in the U.S.
Walmart increased by 2.21%, with trading volume at $2.62 billion. Walmart expanded its Sam's Club to challenge Costco, with more stores offering Dickey's Rancher's Premium products.
Eli Lilly saw a rise of 3.00%, with a trading volume of $2.60 billion. Eli Lilly released three-year clinical data for its weight loss drug Zepbound and warned that acquisition R&D costs would significantly impact Q1 2025 performance.
Tesla saw a slight increase of 0.02%, achieving a trading volume of $25.14 billion. Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, revealed plans to launch a comprehensive general AI solution aimed at achieving fully autonomous driving soon.
Apple rose by 2.21%, with trading volume reaching $20.77 billion. Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, had discussions with U.S. President Trump, and following a tariff exemption, Apple's market capitalization returned to $3 trillion.
Palantir gained 4.60%, with trading volume at $11.48 billion. Palantir announced the release date for the Q1 2025 earnings report and webcast, and DA Davidson maintained a neutral rating on the company.
Amazon fell by 1.48%, with a trading volume of $8.76 billion. DA Davidson lowered Amazon's price target, while Blue Origin's rocket launch included an all-female crew.
Meta saw a decline of 2.22%, with trading volume hitting $7.58 billion. Meta is facing a landmark antitrust lawsuit, with Mark Zuckerberg contesting the U.S. antitrust case in court.
Microsoft decreased by 0.17%, with a trading volume of $7.48 billion. Microsoft announced support for fine-tuning the GPT-4.1 model and launched a series of models for Azure AI Foundry developers.
Google A increased by 1.23%, achieving a trading volume of $4.84 billion. Alphabet's target price was lowered by DA Davidson to $160 per share, but the neutral rating was maintained.
Microstrategy rose by 3.82%, with a trading volume of $4.81 billion. The company purchased an additional 3,459 bitcoins, with a total investment of approximately $285.8 million.
Broadcom fell by 1.97%, with trading volume reaching $4.60 billion. Broadcom's rating was downgraded by SA analysts, and it was affected by the temporary suspension of semiconductor tariffs.
Alibaba saw an increase of 5.83%, with trading volume at $3.74 billion. Alibaba's Quark AI users surpassed ByteDance's Doubao, and the company conducted a stock buyback worth approximately $19.99 million.
Netflix gained 1.42%, with trading volume at $3.72 billion. Netflix plans to achieve $9 billion in global ad sales by 2030 and aims to join the trillion-dollar club.
SMCI, also known as Super Micro Computer, rose by 1.18%, with trading volume at $3.42 billion. SMCI and other tech stocks saw a collective increase in the early U.S. stock market.
JPMorgan Chase experienced a decline of 0.65%, with a trading volume of $3.06 billion. JPMorgan Chase lowered the price targets for Foot Locker and American Eagle Outfitters and adjusted oil price expectations.
Google C increased by 1.30%, with trading volume at $2.95 billion. Google C was similarly affected by DA Davidson's reduction of the target price to $160 per share.
Berkshire Hathaway B rose by 1.06%, with trading volume reaching $2.92 billion. Berkshire Hathaway issued 90 billion yen in bonds, possibly for increasing investments in Japanese stocks.
UnitedHealth Group fell by 2.08%, with trading volume at $2.81 billion. UnitedHealth's campus was illegally accessed, and the suspect has been arrested, with the price-earnings ratio still considered reasonable.
TSMC declined by 0.87%, with a trading volume of $2.72 billion. TSMC reported strong Q1 revenue growth and is participating in NVIDIA's plan to produce AI equipment in the U.S.
Walmart increased by 2.21%, with trading volume at $2.62 billion. Walmart expanded its Sam's Club to challenge Costco, with more stores offering Dickey's Rancher's Premium products.
Eli Lilly saw a rise of 3.00%, with a trading volume of $2.60 billion. Eli Lilly released three-year clinical data for its weight loss drug Zepbound and warned that acquisition R&D costs would significantly impact Q1 2025 performance.
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