Volume Stonkers | Disney rose 6.24%, Q4 Revenue Up 6% with Streaming Growth
Thursday, Nov 14, 2024 4:30 pm ET
2min read **Tesla** fell 5.77%, with a trading volume of $37.397 billion. Elon Musk has been invited to participate in the "Government Efficiency Unit" planned by Trump, which may have political implications. Additionally, Tesla's total market capitalization has fallen below $1 trillion again.
**NVIDIA** rose 0.34%, with a trading volume of $28.057 billion. The company plans to collaborate with SoftBank in Japan to build AI infrastructure, leading to optimistic future performance expectations, and Wall Street has raised its target price.
**Microsoft** increased by 0.40%, with a trading volume of $12.032 billion. The 13F report indicates that Third Point LLC has significantly reduced its holdings in Microsoft to 870,000 shares, and the Azure business is undergoing an FTC investigation.
**Apple** rose 1.38%, with a trading volume of $9.878 billion. BlackRock continues to increase its holdings in Apple, while Berkshire Hathaway has reduced its stake in the company.
**Amazon** decreased by 1.22%, with a trading volume of $8.951 billion. Amazon's autonomous driving unit, Zoox, has begun testing robot taxis in San Francisco and launched a "Ten Dollar Store" to compete with Shein and Temu.
**MicroStrategy** dropped 0.22%, with a trading volume of $8.651 billion. A company director sold 30,000 common shares, valued at approximately $11.4219 million.
**Meta** fell 0.49%, with a trading volume of $6.087 billion. Meta plans to start placing ads in the Threads feed next year, and Third Point LLC has significantly reduced its holdings.
**Alphabet Class A (Google A)** declined 1.85%, with a trading volume of $5.372 billion. Google is facing bottlenecks in AI model development and will no longer release political ads to EU users.
**Disney** rose 6.24%, with a trading volume of $5.223 billion. The company's fourth-quarter revenue increased by 6% to $22.6 billion, with strong performance in the streaming business.
**Coinbase Global** fell 2.07%, with a trading volume of $4.777 billion. A Coinbase director sold 325,000 common shares, valued at approximately $99.8835 million.
**Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)** declined 0.33%, with a trading volume of $4.364 billion. The company announced a 4% layoff to enhance its market position in the AI chip sector.
**Palantir** dropped 2.49%, with a trading volume of $3.412 billion. The company announced its stock exchange listing transfer to Nasdaq, and shares rose 4.7% in extended trading.
**Broadcom** decreased by 1.84%, with a trading volume of $3.218 billion. Deutsche Bank has increased its holdings in Broadcom, while Viking Global Investors has dissolved its stake.
**Eli Lilly** fell 3.19%, with a trading volume of $3.108 billion. Research on the company's tirzepatide shows sustained benefits for weight loss and diabetes.
**Alphabet Class C (Google C)** dropped 1.74%, with a trading volume of $2.972 billion. Similar to Google A, the company faces challenges in AI model development.
**ASML** rose 2.90%, with a trading volume of $2.703 billion. The company reiterated its long-term revenue outlook, expecting revenues of €44 billion to €60 billion by 2030.
**Netflix** increased by 0.82%, with a trading volume of $2.497 billion. Netflix is set to release the second season of "Squid Game," which is expected to drive performance growth.
**Spotify Technology** rose 2.19%, with a trading volume of $2.416 billion. Goldman Sachs maintains a buy rating for Spotify and has raised the target price to $490.
**Salesforce** fell 2.97%, with a trading volume of $2.373 billion. Salesforce's stock price dropped amid a surge in trading volume, and Coatue Management has dissolved its stake in the company.
**JPMorgan Chase** rose 0.32%, with a trading volume of $2.245 billion. CEO Jamie Dimon expressed caution about the economic outlook and believes the likelihood of a soft landing is low.
**NVIDIA** rose 0.34%, with a trading volume of $28.057 billion. The company plans to collaborate with SoftBank in Japan to build AI infrastructure, leading to optimistic future performance expectations, and Wall Street has raised its target price.
**Microsoft** increased by 0.40%, with a trading volume of $12.032 billion. The 13F report indicates that Third Point LLC has significantly reduced its holdings in Microsoft to 870,000 shares, and the Azure business is undergoing an FTC investigation.
**Apple** rose 1.38%, with a trading volume of $9.878 billion. BlackRock continues to increase its holdings in Apple, while Berkshire Hathaway has reduced its stake in the company.
**Amazon** decreased by 1.22%, with a trading volume of $8.951 billion. Amazon's autonomous driving unit, Zoox, has begun testing robot taxis in San Francisco and launched a "Ten Dollar Store" to compete with Shein and Temu.
**MicroStrategy** dropped 0.22%, with a trading volume of $8.651 billion. A company director sold 30,000 common shares, valued at approximately $11.4219 million.
**Meta** fell 0.49%, with a trading volume of $6.087 billion. Meta plans to start placing ads in the Threads feed next year, and Third Point LLC has significantly reduced its holdings.
**Alphabet Class A (Google A)** declined 1.85%, with a trading volume of $5.372 billion. Google is facing bottlenecks in AI model development and will no longer release political ads to EU users.
**Disney** rose 6.24%, with a trading volume of $5.223 billion. The company's fourth-quarter revenue increased by 6% to $22.6 billion, with strong performance in the streaming business.
**Coinbase Global** fell 2.07%, with a trading volume of $4.777 billion. A Coinbase director sold 325,000 common shares, valued at approximately $99.8835 million.
**Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)** declined 0.33%, with a trading volume of $4.364 billion. The company announced a 4% layoff to enhance its market position in the AI chip sector.
**Palantir** dropped 2.49%, with a trading volume of $3.412 billion. The company announced its stock exchange listing transfer to Nasdaq, and shares rose 4.7% in extended trading.
**Broadcom** decreased by 1.84%, with a trading volume of $3.218 billion. Deutsche Bank has increased its holdings in Broadcom, while Viking Global Investors has dissolved its stake.
**Eli Lilly** fell 3.19%, with a trading volume of $3.108 billion. Research on the company's tirzepatide shows sustained benefits for weight loss and diabetes.
**Alphabet Class C (Google C)** dropped 1.74%, with a trading volume of $2.972 billion. Similar to Google A, the company faces challenges in AI model development.
**ASML** rose 2.90%, with a trading volume of $2.703 billion. The company reiterated its long-term revenue outlook, expecting revenues of €44 billion to €60 billion by 2030.
**Netflix** increased by 0.82%, with a trading volume of $2.497 billion. Netflix is set to release the second season of "Squid Game," which is expected to drive performance growth.
**Spotify Technology** rose 2.19%, with a trading volume of $2.416 billion. Goldman Sachs maintains a buy rating for Spotify and has raised the target price to $490.
**Salesforce** fell 2.97%, with a trading volume of $2.373 billion. Salesforce's stock price dropped amid a surge in trading volume, and Coatue Management has dissolved its stake in the company.
**JPMorgan Chase** rose 0.32%, with a trading volume of $2.245 billion. CEO Jamie Dimon expressed caution about the economic outlook and believes the likelihood of a soft landing is low.
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