Volume Stonkers | Microstrategy jumped 9.66%, Michael Saylor to attend digital assets summit hosted by President
Tuesday, Mar 4, 2025 4:31 pm ET
2min read NVIDIA rose by 1.69%, with a trading volume of $45.076 billion. The recent upward trend in NVIDIA's stock price has captured market attention, particularly due to its subsidiary CoreWeave's IPO application. CoreWeave's revenue increased eightfold last year, with microsoft contributing significantly. Citibank maintains a buy rating for nvidia.
Tesla fell by 4.43%, with a trading volume of $34.007 billion. Tesla announced free supercharging for some Cybertruck customers. Additionally, Canada has warned that the U.S. might raise car prices, impacting the supply chain for automakers like Tesla.
Meta decreased by 2.30%, with a trading volume of $13.604 billion. Meta is in talks to build a $20 billion AI campus and has expressed concerns over new Australian legislation requiring the protection of privacy for children under 16.
Apple declined by 0.88%, with a trading volume of $12.592 billion. Apple announced the launch of the iPad Air featuring the M3 chip and emphasized the importance of its partnership with Alibaba for iPhone growth in the Chinese market.
Amazon dropped by 0.60%, with a trading volume of $12.220 billion. Amazon plans to launch a new AI inference model in June and has established a new AWS team focused on AI innovation.
Microsoft rose by 0.03%, with a trading volume of $11.259 billion. Microsoft's CFO stated that the company's AI infrastructure will be well-aligned with demand by the end of this fiscal year. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s stock price has fallen to its lowest point in over a year.
Palantir increased by 1.18%, with a trading volume of $9.504 billion. Palantir is gaining market attention, particularly with its notable performance in the information technology sector.
Microstrategy jumped by 9.66%, with a trading volume of $7.694 billion. Michael Saylor plans to attend a digital assets summit hosted by the President, highlighting the company's active participation in the cryptocurrency sector.
Google A rose by 2.34%, with a trading volume of $7.375 billion. Google has deepened its AI collaboration with Honor and launched a new fraud detection feature to enhance user communication security.
Broadcom increased by 0.06%, with a trading volume of $6.964 billion. Broadcom is seen as a "dark horse" in the AI industry, with its ASIC business experiencing rapid growth in the AI inference era.
Google C also rose by 2.34%, with a trading volume of $5.216 billion. Similar to Google A, Google C is actively advancing AI and anti-fraud technology development.
TSMC climbed by 4.08%, with a trading volume of $5.184 billion. TSMC is investing an additional $100 billion in the U.S., and despite facing tariff pressures, there is strong demand for its CoWoS technology.
AMD rose by 2.57%, with a trading volume of $5.101 billion. AMD's stock price has surpassed $100, demonstrating its strong performance in the semiconductor market.
Netflix fell by 0.12%, with a trading volume of $4.241 billion. Netflix's WWE viewership has grown significantly, and it is expected to surpass YouTube's revenue by 2025.
SMCI increased by 8.51%, with a trading volume of $4.116 billion. SMCI continued its upward trend in recent trading, with market optimism about its performance in the semiconductor sector.
Bank of America dropped by 6.32%, with a trading volume of $3.298 billion. Bank of America faced a stock decline due to tariff pressures impacting financial companies under Trump's policies.
JPMorgan Chase fell by 3.99%, with a trading volume of $3.293 billion. JPMorgan Chase filed for a mixed securities offering of up to $150 billion and is dealing with market volatility from tariff policies.
Alibaba declined by 0.75%, with a trading volume of $3.254 billion. Alibaba's stock experienced fluctuations under selling pressure, but Hua Chuang Securities is optimistic about its cloud computing business growth potential.
Intel dropped by 6.20%, with a trading volume of $3.221 billion. Intel has delayed its Panther Lake notebook release and is facing market concerns about its chip business.
Visa decreased by 2.75%, with a trading volume of $3.170 billion. Visa has partnered with China UnionPay to promote accessible payment services, enhancing its appeal in the travel industry.
Tesla fell by 4.43%, with a trading volume of $34.007 billion. Tesla announced free supercharging for some Cybertruck customers. Additionally, Canada has warned that the U.S. might raise car prices, impacting the supply chain for automakers like Tesla.
Meta decreased by 2.30%, with a trading volume of $13.604 billion. Meta is in talks to build a $20 billion AI campus and has expressed concerns over new Australian legislation requiring the protection of privacy for children under 16.
Apple declined by 0.88%, with a trading volume of $12.592 billion. Apple announced the launch of the iPad Air featuring the M3 chip and emphasized the importance of its partnership with Alibaba for iPhone growth in the Chinese market.
Amazon dropped by 0.60%, with a trading volume of $12.220 billion. Amazon plans to launch a new AI inference model in June and has established a new AWS team focused on AI innovation.
Microsoft rose by 0.03%, with a trading volume of $11.259 billion. Microsoft's CFO stated that the company's AI infrastructure will be well-aligned with demand by the end of this fiscal year. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s stock price has fallen to its lowest point in over a year.
Palantir increased by 1.18%, with a trading volume of $9.504 billion. Palantir is gaining market attention, particularly with its notable performance in the information technology sector.
Microstrategy jumped by 9.66%, with a trading volume of $7.694 billion. Michael Saylor plans to attend a digital assets summit hosted by the President, highlighting the company's active participation in the cryptocurrency sector.
Google A rose by 2.34%, with a trading volume of $7.375 billion. Google has deepened its AI collaboration with Honor and launched a new fraud detection feature to enhance user communication security.
Broadcom increased by 0.06%, with a trading volume of $6.964 billion. Broadcom is seen as a "dark horse" in the AI industry, with its ASIC business experiencing rapid growth in the AI inference era.
Google C also rose by 2.34%, with a trading volume of $5.216 billion. Similar to Google A, Google C is actively advancing AI and anti-fraud technology development.
TSMC climbed by 4.08%, with a trading volume of $5.184 billion. TSMC is investing an additional $100 billion in the U.S., and despite facing tariff pressures, there is strong demand for its CoWoS technology.
AMD rose by 2.57%, with a trading volume of $5.101 billion. AMD's stock price has surpassed $100, demonstrating its strong performance in the semiconductor market.
Netflix fell by 0.12%, with a trading volume of $4.241 billion. Netflix's WWE viewership has grown significantly, and it is expected to surpass YouTube's revenue by 2025.
SMCI increased by 8.51%, with a trading volume of $4.116 billion. SMCI continued its upward trend in recent trading, with market optimism about its performance in the semiconductor sector.
Bank of America dropped by 6.32%, with a trading volume of $3.298 billion. Bank of America faced a stock decline due to tariff pressures impacting financial companies under Trump's policies.
JPMorgan Chase fell by 3.99%, with a trading volume of $3.293 billion. JPMorgan Chase filed for a mixed securities offering of up to $150 billion and is dealing with market volatility from tariff policies.
Alibaba declined by 0.75%, with a trading volume of $3.254 billion. Alibaba's stock experienced fluctuations under selling pressure, but Hua Chuang Securities is optimistic about its cloud computing business growth potential.
Intel dropped by 6.20%, with a trading volume of $3.221 billion. Intel has delayed its Panther Lake notebook release and is facing market concerns about its chip business.
Visa decreased by 2.75%, with a trading volume of $3.170 billion. Visa has partnered with China UnionPay to promote accessible payment services, enhancing its appeal in the travel industry.
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