Volume Stonkers | Arm Holdings surged 15.93%, Arm's CEO supports Stargate project in AI infrastructure development

NVIDIA rose 4.43%, reaching a trading volume of $34.402 billion. NVIDIA, along with Arm, led the semiconductor sector, with the market focusing on its performance in the artificial intelligence domain as its quarterly earnings report is about to be announced.

Tesla fell 2.11%, with a trading volume of $24.568 billion. Wedbush predicts Tesla's market value could reach $2 trillion, emphasizing the importance of autonomous driving and the Chinese market.

Apple increased by 0.54%, with a trading volume of $14.123 billion. Apple is close to lifting the iPhone ban in Indonesia, and attention has been drawn after Kevin Simpson announced an increase in holdings.

Netflix surged 9.69%, reaching a trading volume of $13.619 billion. Netflix saw a record high in new user additions in Q4, and its advertising business is viewed favorably by major banks, driving a strong stock price increase.

Microsoft rose 4.13%, with a trading volume of $11.807 billion. Microsoft is no longer the exclusive cloud provider for OpenAI and is focusing on carbon credits to restore the Amazon rainforest.

Amazon increased by 1.86%, with a trading volume of $9.63 billion. Amazon plans to close its Quebec facility, and Cantor Fitzgerald maintains its buy rating.

Oracle rose 6.73%, reaching a trading volume of $8.834 billion. The Delaware Supreme Court confirmed a favorable ruling for Oracle executives in the NetSuite acquisition case.

Meta increased by 1.14%, with a trading volume of $7.66 billion. Meta is investing in AI company Databricks and plans to launch new products, including smart glasses.

Broadcom rose 0.25%, with a trading volume of $6.773 billion. Broadcom is expected to dominate the market by 2025, with JPMorgan optimistic about its demand in AI and data centers.

MicroStrategy fell 3.03%, with a trading volume of $6.001 billion. MicroStrategy continues to increase its Bitcoin holdings and announced its 2024 financial report release date.

Google A rose 0.16%, reaching a trading volume of $5.196 billion. Google invested an additional $1 billion in Anthropic and will launch AI-designed drug trials.

Palantir increased by 5.20%, with a trading volume of $4.998 billion. Palantir may be eyeing the recompetition of the Microsoft IVAS contract initiated by the military.

Arm Holdings surged 15.93%, reaching a trading volume of $4.795 billion. Arm's CEO stated support for the Stargate project and participation in AI infrastructure development.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) rose 1.20%, with a trading volume of $4.184 billion. Analysts expect significant upside potential for AMD stock, highlighting its opportunities in the AI sector.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) increased by 2.06%, with a trading volume of $3.847 billion. TSMC received a $1.5 billion subsidy from the U.S. government in the fourth quarter of last year, continuing to benefit from AI demand.

Google C rose 0.20%, with a trading volume of $3.093 billion. Google's Gemini will become the default chatbot on Samsung phones, advancing the AI market.

Eli Lilly increased by 1.53%, reaching a trading volume of $2.768 billion. Jefferies raised Eli Lilly's target price to $1,020, collaborating with Google to develop AI-designed drugs.

Berkshire Hathaway B fell 1.74%, with a trading volume of $2.554 billion. Berkshire's Pilot division will end its international oil trading business.

Johnson & Johnson fell 1.94%, with a trading volume of $2.408 billion. Johnson & Johnson's adjusted earnings for the fourth fiscal quarter decreased, but sales rose, and the company released its 2025 guidance.

Procter & Gamble increased by 1.86%, with a trading volume of $2.364 billion. Procter & Gamble released a positive earnings report, with HSBC raising its target price and Citibank maintaining a buy rating.