Volume Stonkers | Microstrategy rose 9.04%, Bitcoin Strategy Gains Market Attention

**NVIDIA** rose by 3.97%, with a trading volume of $34.66 billion. NVIDIA plans to acquire startup OctoAI for $165 million to further expand its AI footprint. Additionally, CEO Jensen Huang sold nearly 6 million shares in the past three months, worth about $700 million.

**Tesla** increased by 7.36%, with a trading volume of $24.55 billion. Tesla's upcoming Robotaxi launch has caught market attention. Moreover, Tesla's options trading saw significant growth, with an open interest ratio of 120.8.

**Apple** rose by 3.71%, with a trading volume of $15.23 billion. Apple is in deep discussions with JPMorgan to possibly take over its credit card program. Additionally, the EU has demanded Apple open its operating system within six months or face hefty fines.

**Microsoft** increased by 1.83%, with a trading volume of $9.51 billion. Microsoft's options trading was active, exceeding 260,000 contracts, showing sustained market enthusiasm for tech stocks.

**Meta** rose by 3.93%, with a trading volume of $8.68 billion. Meta plans to introduce teen accounts with parental monitoring on its social media platform, while executives plan to sell some shares.

**Amazon** increased by 1.85%, with a trading volume of $7.49 billion. Amazon Web Services announced a partnership with NXP. Additionally, Amazon launched a new text-to-video product, challenging Adobe.

**Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)** rose by 5.70%, with a trading volume of $6.95 billion. AMD led the semiconductor sector, with market expectations high.

**Broadcom** increased by 3.56%, with a trading volume of $5.44 billion. Broadcom executives sold 50,000 shares on the market, and the semiconductor sector strengthened overall.

**Alphabet A (Google)** increased by 1.46%, with a trading volume of $4.31 billion. YouTube, under Google, launched the Veo AI tool to support content creators.

**Netflix** rose by 2.01%, with a trading volume of $2.98 billion. Netflix hit a 52-week high, with its international content topping viewership charts.

**Visa** decreased by 1.12%, with a trading volume of $2.97 billion. Visa's spending data during the Paris Olympics was impressive, showing market potential.

**Microstrategy** rose by 9.04%, with a trading volume of $2.91 billion. Microstrategy performed well among blockchain concept stocks, with its Bitcoin strategy gaining market attention.

**Salesforce** increased by 5.32%, with a trading volume of $2.90 billion. Salesforce's AI integration shows strong growth potential, earning buy ratings from Goldman Sachs and Mizuho Securities.

**Alphabet C (Google)** rose by 1.51%, with a trading volume of $2.87 billion. Google continues to innovate across various fields, with YouTube launching new tools to attract creators.

**Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)** rose by 5.27%, with a trading volume of $2.78 billion. Reports indicate TSMC's 2nm process began trial production in July, with market anticipation high for its technological progress.

**JPMorgan Chase** increased by 1.46%, with a trading volume of $2.44 billion. JPMorgan announced several personnel changes to continue optimizing its global leadership team.

**Bank of America** rose by 3.21%, with a trading volume of $2.36 billion. Following a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, bank stocks generally rose, and Bank of America announced a new branch president appointment.

**Micron Technology** increased by 2.18%, with a trading volume of $2.24 billion. Micron's stock rating was maintained as a buy, with the market optimistic about its prospects.

**Eli Lilly** rose by 1.12%, with a trading volume of $2.23 billion. Eli Lilly gained attention due to its insulin pump approval in the EU, further boosting its market value.

**SMIC** rose by 0.07%, with a trading volume of $2.19 billion. SMIC launched the new FlexTwin system series, designed for complex computing tasks, showcasing its innovation in AI.