Volume Stonkers | Applovin plummeted 14.69%, Excluded from S&P 500 Index
Monday, Dec 9, 2024 4:31 pm ET
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Tesla rose by 0.15%, with a trading volume of $36.922 billion. Tesla was recently sued by Granite Vehicle Ventures LLC, accusing its full self-driving feature of patent infringement. Additionally, Tesla's Supercharger network reached a new daily electricity usage record of 12 gigawatt-hours.
Nvidia fell by 2.55%, with a trading volume of $25.202 billion. Nvidia is under investigation for alleged violations of Chinese antitrust laws, and the company announced a partnership with SIAm.AI to develop an AI assistant for the tourism bureau.
Palantir dropped by 5.08%, with a trading volume of $12.505 billion. Palantir signed a $37 million contract with the U.S. government and reached a new agreement with the U.S. military.
Amazon decreased by 0.41%, with a trading volume of $10.62 billion. Amazon is collaborating with Intuit to launch new features by mid-2025 and is poised to reach a historic high closing price.
Apple rose by 1.61%, with a trading volume of $10.422 billion. Apple plans to release its self-developed modem chip next year and topped the 2024 Best Managed Companies list.
Microsoft increased by 0.55%, with a trading volume of $8.427 billion. OpenAI, supported by Microsoft, launched the AI video generation tool Sora and plans to vote on a Bitcoin investment proposal.
Microstrategy fell by 7.51%, with a trading volume of $8.371 billion. Microstrategy purchased 21,550 bitcoins for approximately $2.1 billion, and TD Cowen raised its price target to $550.
AMD dropped by 5.57%, with a trading volume of $7.451 billion. Bank of America downgraded AMD to "neutral," citing increased competitive risks in the AI sector.
Meta fell by 1.64%, with a trading volume of $7.005 billion. Meta introduced internal AI tools to enter the enterprise market and concluded its tax evasion investigation in Italy.
Applovin decreased by 14.69%, with a trading volume of $5.646 billion. Applovin's stock price plummeted after not being included in the S&P 500 index.
Coinbase Global fell by 9.63%, with a trading volume of $5.362 billion. Analyst reports describe Coinbase facing a "milestone month" in December, despite overall weakness in the cryptocurrency market.
SMCI rose by 0.52%, with a trading volume of $4.491 billion. Despite receiving an extension from Nasdaq to file its annual report, SMCI is still plagued by accounting issues.
Google A increased by 0.38%, with a trading volume of $4.403 billion. Google unveiled a new quantum computing concept chip, showcasing progress in the quantum computing field.
UnitedHealth rose by 2.09%, with a trading volume of $4.174 billion. The death of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson has led to an investigation, with related personnel now in custody.
Broadcom fell by 0.33%, with a trading volume of $3.675 billion. Broadcom released its 3.5D XDSiP chip packaging and anticipates ASIC challenges in the fourth quarter.
Apollo Global Management decreased by 3.05%, with a trading volume of $3.404 billion. Apollo plans to raise $25 billion for a new equity investment fund, with its target price raised to $230.
Google C increased by 0.35%, with a trading volume of $3.375 billion. Google's quantum computing chip has caught market attention, highlighting its advancements in the quantum computing sector.
Oracle fell by 0.60%, with a trading volume of $3.353 billion. Oracle's second-quarter financial results fell short of expectations, with both operating income and earnings per share below market forecasts.
Workday rose by 5.06%, with a trading volume of $3.271 billion. Workday will be added to the S&P 500 index, and Wells Fargo maintains its "overweight" rating.
Netflix decreased by 2.25%, with a trading volume of $3.046 billion. Netflix received multiple Golden Globe nominations and will speak at the UBS Global Conference.
Nvidia fell by 2.55%, with a trading volume of $25.202 billion. Nvidia is under investigation for alleged violations of Chinese antitrust laws, and the company announced a partnership with SIAm.AI to develop an AI assistant for the tourism bureau.
Palantir dropped by 5.08%, with a trading volume of $12.505 billion. Palantir signed a $37 million contract with the U.S. government and reached a new agreement with the U.S. military.
Amazon decreased by 0.41%, with a trading volume of $10.62 billion. Amazon is collaborating with Intuit to launch new features by mid-2025 and is poised to reach a historic high closing price.
Apple rose by 1.61%, with a trading volume of $10.422 billion. Apple plans to release its self-developed modem chip next year and topped the 2024 Best Managed Companies list.
Microsoft increased by 0.55%, with a trading volume of $8.427 billion. OpenAI, supported by Microsoft, launched the AI video generation tool Sora and plans to vote on a Bitcoin investment proposal.
Microstrategy fell by 7.51%, with a trading volume of $8.371 billion. Microstrategy purchased 21,550 bitcoins for approximately $2.1 billion, and TD Cowen raised its price target to $550.
AMD dropped by 5.57%, with a trading volume of $7.451 billion. Bank of America downgraded AMD to "neutral," citing increased competitive risks in the AI sector.
Meta fell by 1.64%, with a trading volume of $7.005 billion. Meta introduced internal AI tools to enter the enterprise market and concluded its tax evasion investigation in Italy.
Applovin decreased by 14.69%, with a trading volume of $5.646 billion. Applovin's stock price plummeted after not being included in the S&P 500 index.
Coinbase Global fell by 9.63%, with a trading volume of $5.362 billion. Analyst reports describe Coinbase facing a "milestone month" in December, despite overall weakness in the cryptocurrency market.
SMCI rose by 0.52%, with a trading volume of $4.491 billion. Despite receiving an extension from Nasdaq to file its annual report, SMCI is still plagued by accounting issues.
Google A increased by 0.38%, with a trading volume of $4.403 billion. Google unveiled a new quantum computing concept chip, showcasing progress in the quantum computing field.
UnitedHealth rose by 2.09%, with a trading volume of $4.174 billion. The death of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson has led to an investigation, with related personnel now in custody.
Broadcom fell by 0.33%, with a trading volume of $3.675 billion. Broadcom released its 3.5D XDSiP chip packaging and anticipates ASIC challenges in the fourth quarter.
Apollo Global Management decreased by 3.05%, with a trading volume of $3.404 billion. Apollo plans to raise $25 billion for a new equity investment fund, with its target price raised to $230.
Google C increased by 0.35%, with a trading volume of $3.375 billion. Google's quantum computing chip has caught market attention, highlighting its advancements in the quantum computing sector.
Oracle fell by 0.60%, with a trading volume of $3.353 billion. Oracle's second-quarter financial results fell short of expectations, with both operating income and earnings per share below market forecasts.
Workday rose by 5.06%, with a trading volume of $3.271 billion. Workday will be added to the S&P 500 index, and Wells Fargo maintains its "overweight" rating.
Netflix decreased by 2.25%, with a trading volume of $3.046 billion. Netflix received multiple Golden Globe nominations and will speak at the UBS Global Conference.