Volume Stonkers | Intel rose 2.68%, NVIDIA Collaborates with Salesforce and Google on AI Agent Development
Tuesday, Sep 17, 2024 5:30 pm ET
2min read **NVIDIA**, ranked first, fell 1.02% with a trading volume of $26.796 billion. NVIDIA director Jensen Huang sold 240,000 shares worth approximately $28.5519 million. Additionally, NVIDIA is collaborating with Salesforce and Google to advance AI agent development.
**Tesla**, in second place, rose 0.48% with a trading volume of $15.335 billion. Tesla's Cybertruck deliveries in Canada are expected in late October, and Tesla options trading remains active.
**Apple**, ranked third, rose 0.22% with a trading volume of $9.643 billion. The iPhone 16 is being sold at a discount on Chinese e-commerce platforms. JPMorgan is in deep talks with Apple to potentially take over the Apple credit card project.
**Microsoft**, in fourth place, increased 0.88% with a trading volume of $8.223 billion. Microsoft announced a 10% dividend increase and plans to repurchase up to $60 billion in stock. It has also partnered with BlackRock to launch a $30 billion AI fund.
**Meta**, ranked fifth, rose 0.57% with a trading volume of $5.951 billion. Meta Platforms options trading is active, with mixed performance across tech stocks.
**Amazon**, in sixth place, rose 1.08% with a trading volume of $4.883 billion. Amazon announced its Prime Big Deal Days event for October 8 and plans to require employees to return to the office five days a week.
**Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)**, ranked seventh, fell 0.83% with a trading volume of $4.524 billion. AMD options trading is active and it remains a leader in the AI server sector.
**Intel**, in eighth place, rose 2.68% with a trading volume of $4.259 billion. Intel secured a major Pentagon contract and plans to spin off its foundry business.
**Alphabet (Google) A**, ranked ninth, rose 0.80% with a trading volume of $3.295 billion. Google Cloud expanded its partnership with Ginkgo Bioworks to launch new AI tools for accelerating drug development.
**Broadcom**, in tenth place, fell 0.95% with a trading volume of $3.218 billion. Broadcom executives plan to sell 50,000 shares valued at approximately $8.1685 million.
**MicroStrategy**, ranked eleventh, fell 2.42% with a trading volume of $2.803 billion. MicroStrategy increased its Bitcoin investments as Bitcoin prices reached a three-week high.
**Adobe**, in twelfth place, fell 1.24% with a trading volume of $2.666 billion. Adobe exceeded Q3 expectations but adjusted its guidance, resulting in a rating downgrade to hold.
**Palantir**, ranked thirteenth, rose 0.47% with a trading volume of $2.331 billion. A Palantir director plans to sell 4.2535 million shares worth approximately $154 million.
**Oracle**, in fourteenth place, fell 1.66% with a trading volume of $2.108 billion. Oracle released Java 23 with new JDK enhancements to improve developer efficiency.
**Eli Lilly**, ranked fifteenth, fell 1.88% with a trading volume of $2.037 billion. Eli Lilly's cancer treatment research is in focus, with analysts maintaining an overweight rating.
**UnitedHealth**, in sixteenth place, fell 1.91% with a trading volume of $1.979 billion. UnitedHealth plans to provide comprehensive healthcare services to K-12 students in New Mexico.
**Alphabet (Google) C**, ranked seventeenth, rose 0.81% with a trading volume of $1.930 billion. Google Quantum AI is collaborating with Keysight to enhance quantum circuit simulation capabilities.
**Berkshire Hathaway B**, in eighteenth place, rose 1.11% with a trading volume of $1.744 billion. Warren Buffett's key deputy reduced holdings in Berkshire, drawing market attention.
**Walmart**, ranked nineteenth, fell 2.41% with a trading volume of $1.665 billion. Walmart sold off its stake in Dada and raised wages for Sam’s Club hourly workers.
**SMIC**, in twentieth place, fell 2.16% with a trading volume of $1.618 billion. SMIC options trading shows the latest trends, continuing to lead the AI server market.
**Tesla**, in second place, rose 0.48% with a trading volume of $15.335 billion. Tesla's Cybertruck deliveries in Canada are expected in late October, and Tesla options trading remains active.
**Apple**, ranked third, rose 0.22% with a trading volume of $9.643 billion. The iPhone 16 is being sold at a discount on Chinese e-commerce platforms. JPMorgan is in deep talks with Apple to potentially take over the Apple credit card project.
**Microsoft**, in fourth place, increased 0.88% with a trading volume of $8.223 billion. Microsoft announced a 10% dividend increase and plans to repurchase up to $60 billion in stock. It has also partnered with BlackRock to launch a $30 billion AI fund.
**Meta**, ranked fifth, rose 0.57% with a trading volume of $5.951 billion. Meta Platforms options trading is active, with mixed performance across tech stocks.
**Amazon**, in sixth place, rose 1.08% with a trading volume of $4.883 billion. Amazon announced its Prime Big Deal Days event for October 8 and plans to require employees to return to the office five days a week.
**Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)**, ranked seventh, fell 0.83% with a trading volume of $4.524 billion. AMD options trading is active and it remains a leader in the AI server sector.
**Intel**, in eighth place, rose 2.68% with a trading volume of $4.259 billion. Intel secured a major Pentagon contract and plans to spin off its foundry business.
**Alphabet (Google) A**, ranked ninth, rose 0.80% with a trading volume of $3.295 billion. Google Cloud expanded its partnership with Ginkgo Bioworks to launch new AI tools for accelerating drug development.
**Broadcom**, in tenth place, fell 0.95% with a trading volume of $3.218 billion. Broadcom executives plan to sell 50,000 shares valued at approximately $8.1685 million.
**MicroStrategy**, ranked eleventh, fell 2.42% with a trading volume of $2.803 billion. MicroStrategy increased its Bitcoin investments as Bitcoin prices reached a three-week high.
**Adobe**, in twelfth place, fell 1.24% with a trading volume of $2.666 billion. Adobe exceeded Q3 expectations but adjusted its guidance, resulting in a rating downgrade to hold.
**Palantir**, ranked thirteenth, rose 0.47% with a trading volume of $2.331 billion. A Palantir director plans to sell 4.2535 million shares worth approximately $154 million.
**Oracle**, in fourteenth place, fell 1.66% with a trading volume of $2.108 billion. Oracle released Java 23 with new JDK enhancements to improve developer efficiency.
**Eli Lilly**, ranked fifteenth, fell 1.88% with a trading volume of $2.037 billion. Eli Lilly's cancer treatment research is in focus, with analysts maintaining an overweight rating.
**UnitedHealth**, in sixteenth place, fell 1.91% with a trading volume of $1.979 billion. UnitedHealth plans to provide comprehensive healthcare services to K-12 students in New Mexico.
**Alphabet (Google) C**, ranked seventeenth, rose 0.81% with a trading volume of $1.930 billion. Google Quantum AI is collaborating with Keysight to enhance quantum circuit simulation capabilities.
**Berkshire Hathaway B**, in eighteenth place, rose 1.11% with a trading volume of $1.744 billion. Warren Buffett's key deputy reduced holdings in Berkshire, drawing market attention.
**Walmart**, ranked nineteenth, fell 2.41% with a trading volume of $1.665 billion. Walmart sold off its stake in Dada and raised wages for Sam’s Club hourly workers.
**SMIC**, in twentieth place, fell 2.16% with a trading volume of $1.618 billion. SMIC options trading shows the latest trends, continuing to lead the AI server market.
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