Volume Stonkers | Lululemon up 15.89%, Citigroup Raises Price Target to $380
Friday, Dec 6, 2024 4:30 pm ET
2min read Tesla rose by 5.34%, with a trading volume of $29.856 billion. Following a site visit to the Austin factory, Tesla received a $400 price target from Bank of America. Additionally, Elon Musk's xAI completed a new round of financing, with its valuation reportedly exceeding $40 billion. Musk has also become one of the largest donors in U.S. presidential campaign history.
Nvidia fell by 1.81%, with a trading volume of $26.269 billion. Nvidia continues to expand in the AI healthcare sector and has invested in AI startup Cohere, which plans to build a large data center in Canada. Nvidia also plans to complete the manufacturing of its Blackwell chips domestically in the U.S.
Meta rose by 2.44%, with a trading volume of $10.51 billion. Meta open-sourced its new Llama 3.3 AI model, which shows significant performance improvements. Additionally, Mark Zuckerberg's wealth has surged, now surpassing the combined fortunes of several well-known billionaires.
Microstrategy rose by 2.23%, with a trading volume of $10.17 billion. Bitcoin's price exceeded $100,000, and Microstrategy's stock price surpassed the $400 mark.
Amazon rose by 2.94%, with a trading volume of $9.869 billion. Amazon successfully tested drone delivery services in Italy and is facing a lawsuit in Washington, D.C., accusing it of depriving low-income communities of Prime delivery services.
Apple fell by 0.08%, with a trading volume of $8.702 billion. Apple plans to invest $1 billion in Indonesia to build a component factory and intends to launch its own communication chips next year, gradually replacing Qualcomm components.
Microsoft rose by 0.22%, with a trading volume of $8.158 billion. Microsoft's options activity has significantly increased, becoming a focal point in the market.
UnitedHealth fell by 5.09%, with a trading volume of $7.114 billion. An incident involving the shooting death of a UnitedHealth executive has drawn widespread attention, and the suspect may have left New York City.
Palantir rose by 6.22%, with a trading volume of $6.910 billion. Palantir has partnered with Shield AI to develop AI unmanned aircraft systems, and the stock reached an all-time high.
Coinbase Global rose by 7.19%, with a trading volume of $5.545 billion. Coinbase directors sold a large number of shares, and the rise in Bitcoin prices has driven its stock price higher.
Broadcom rose by 5.32%, with a trading volume of $4.931 billion. Broadcom recorded its strongest performance in three months, and the market remains optimistic about its year-end earnings.
AMD fell by 1.96%, with a trading volume of $4.633 billion. AMD executives sold a large number of shares, although Wells Fargo continues to maintain its buy rating.
Lululemon Athletica rose by 15.89%, with a trading volume of $4.373 billion. Lululemon delivered excellent performance, leading Citigroup to raise its price target to $380.
SMCI rose by 6.78%, with a trading volume of $4.127 billion. SMCI dismissed its financial executive, though it denied any misconduct.
Applovin rose by 5.92%, with a trading volume of $3.743 billion. Macquarie Group raised Applovin's price target to $450, maintaining its buy rating.
Alphabet Class A rose by 1.20%, with a trading volume of $3.686 billion. Alphabet's Waymo expanded into Miami, with plans to offer services locally by 2026.
SoundHound AI rose by 12.60%, with a trading volume of $3.077 billion. SoundHound AI's stock performed impressively and is considered a promising potential stock.
Netflix rose by 1.84%, with a trading volume of $2.730 billion. Netflix is poised to reach a historic high closing price and has received buy ratings from multiple financial institutions.
Eli Lilly rose by 0.13%, with a trading volume of $2.525 billion. Eli Lilly plans to invest $3 billion to expand its U.S. production facilities to address the shortage of weight-loss drugs.
Uber rose by 1.43%, with a trading volume of $2.371 billion. Uber will launch a robotaxi service in Abu Dhabi and collaborate with WeRide.
Nvidia fell by 1.81%, with a trading volume of $26.269 billion. Nvidia continues to expand in the AI healthcare sector and has invested in AI startup Cohere, which plans to build a large data center in Canada. Nvidia also plans to complete the manufacturing of its Blackwell chips domestically in the U.S.
Meta rose by 2.44%, with a trading volume of $10.51 billion. Meta open-sourced its new Llama 3.3 AI model, which shows significant performance improvements. Additionally, Mark Zuckerberg's wealth has surged, now surpassing the combined fortunes of several well-known billionaires.
Microstrategy rose by 2.23%, with a trading volume of $10.17 billion. Bitcoin's price exceeded $100,000, and Microstrategy's stock price surpassed the $400 mark.
Amazon rose by 2.94%, with a trading volume of $9.869 billion. Amazon successfully tested drone delivery services in Italy and is facing a lawsuit in Washington, D.C., accusing it of depriving low-income communities of Prime delivery services.
Apple fell by 0.08%, with a trading volume of $8.702 billion. Apple plans to invest $1 billion in Indonesia to build a component factory and intends to launch its own communication chips next year, gradually replacing Qualcomm components.
Microsoft rose by 0.22%, with a trading volume of $8.158 billion. Microsoft's options activity has significantly increased, becoming a focal point in the market.
UnitedHealth fell by 5.09%, with a trading volume of $7.114 billion. An incident involving the shooting death of a UnitedHealth executive has drawn widespread attention, and the suspect may have left New York City.
Palantir rose by 6.22%, with a trading volume of $6.910 billion. Palantir has partnered with Shield AI to develop AI unmanned aircraft systems, and the stock reached an all-time high.
Coinbase Global rose by 7.19%, with a trading volume of $5.545 billion. Coinbase directors sold a large number of shares, and the rise in Bitcoin prices has driven its stock price higher.
Broadcom rose by 5.32%, with a trading volume of $4.931 billion. Broadcom recorded its strongest performance in three months, and the market remains optimistic about its year-end earnings.
AMD fell by 1.96%, with a trading volume of $4.633 billion. AMD executives sold a large number of shares, although Wells Fargo continues to maintain its buy rating.
Lululemon Athletica rose by 15.89%, with a trading volume of $4.373 billion. Lululemon delivered excellent performance, leading Citigroup to raise its price target to $380.
SMCI rose by 6.78%, with a trading volume of $4.127 billion. SMCI dismissed its financial executive, though it denied any misconduct.
Applovin rose by 5.92%, with a trading volume of $3.743 billion. Macquarie Group raised Applovin's price target to $450, maintaining its buy rating.
Alphabet Class A rose by 1.20%, with a trading volume of $3.686 billion. Alphabet's Waymo expanded into Miami, with plans to offer services locally by 2026.
SoundHound AI rose by 12.60%, with a trading volume of $3.077 billion. SoundHound AI's stock performed impressively and is considered a promising potential stock.
Netflix rose by 1.84%, with a trading volume of $2.730 billion. Netflix is poised to reach a historic high closing price and has received buy ratings from multiple financial institutions.
Eli Lilly rose by 0.13%, with a trading volume of $2.525 billion. Eli Lilly plans to invest $3 billion to expand its U.S. production facilities to address the shortage of weight-loss drugs.
Uber rose by 1.43%, with a trading volume of $2.371 billion. Uber will launch a robotaxi service in Abu Dhabi and collaborate with WeRide.
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