Volume Stonkers | Microstrategy rose 9.94%, Bitcoin Prices Rebound to $97K
Thursday, Nov 28, 2024 4:30 pm ET
3min read NVIDIA, the top stock by trading volume, fell 1.15% with a trading volume of $30.205 billion. According to recent reports, NVIDIA contributed 60% of the net profit among the top ten global semiconductor manufacturers in Q3 2024. Additionally, NVIDIA's founder, Jensen Huang, said he is not passionate about his work but still drove the company's market value beyond $3 trillion. Citi has maintained a buy rating for NVIDIA, with a target price of $175.
Tesla, ranking second, dropped 1.58% with a trading volume of $19.267 billion. Tesla has shortened its supply chain payment cycle to 90 days and announced that over 95% of the components for its Shanghai factory come from China. Changes are also being made to its autonomous driving strategy and Cybertruck horn design.
Microstrategy, in third place, rose 9.94% with a trading volume of $13.486 billion. The rebound in Bitcoin prices to $97,000 has driven up Microstrategy's stock price. Optimism in the market has increased, pushing its call-put ratio to 58%.
Apple, the fourth stock, saw a slight decline of 0.06% with a trading volume of $7.864 billion. Apple is in talks with Real Madrid for "immersive Vision Pro broadcasts" in an attempt to revive the VR industry. There is market interest in whether Apple or NVIDIA will become the world's most valuable company.
Microsoft, in fifth place, fell 1.17% with a trading volume of $7.767 billion. Microsoft is under antitrust investigation by the FTC regarding its cloud computing and AI businesses. Its competitiveness in the software industry is under scrutiny.
Amazon, ranking sixth, declined 1.02% with a trading volume of $5.782 billion. Amazon plans to launch a video AI model and has been rated as the best holiday stock by JPMorgan. Its competitive position in the retail industry is being analyzed.
Dell Technologies, in seventh place, plummeted 12.25% with a trading volume of $4.732 billion. Dell's Q3 revenue and Q4 guidance fell short of expectations, with options market transactions nearly doubling quarter-over-quarter. Analysts remain confident in its long-term performance.
Meta, the eighth stock, decreased by 0.76% with a trading volume of $4.094 billion. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's dinner with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago garnered widespread attention. The company has expressed concern over Australia's social media ban.
AMD, ninth in rank, fell 1.07% with a trading volume of $4.074 billion. AMD has obtained a glass substrate patent that could revolutionize chip packaging. Its collaboration with Intel has drawn market attention.
Coinbase Global, in tenth place, rose 6.03% with a trading volume of $4.071 billion. Coinbase's stock price is approaching a three-year high due to renewed optimism in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin prices briefly surged to the $100,000 mark.
CrowdStrike Holdings, in eleventh position, dropped 4.59% with a trading volume of $3.742 billion. Analysts have conducted an in-depth analysis of CrowdStrike, with some institutions lowering their target price. The market remains cautious about its future performance.
Palantir, twelfth on the list, increased by 0.47% with a trading volume of $3.548 billion. Experts predict that Palantir's stock price could soar to $100, with a 298% return within the year. The market holds an optimistic view of its long-term growth.
Workday, ranking thirteenth, fell 6.21% with a trading volume of $3.492 billion. Analysts view Workday's short-term resistance as "mostly noise," expressing confidence in its long-term growth prospects. Morgan Stanley has raised its target price to $330.
Alphabet Class A, fourteenth, rose 0.07% with a trading volume of $3.258 billion. Google faces an antitrust lawsuit in Canada over online advertising practices and has purchased land in Finland to expand its data infrastructure. The company's global expansion efforts have garnered attention.
Broadcom, in fifteenth place, declined 3.08% with a trading volume of $3.146 billion. The options market for Broadcom is active, with the overall weakness in chip stocks affecting its market performance. The overall downturn in the U.S. stock market has also impacted its performance.
Berkshire Hathaway B, sixteenth, rose 0.94% with a trading volume of $2.603 billion. Warren Buffett announced plans for a $148 billion estate donation. The company's stock price reached an all-time high.
Salesforce, ranked seventeenth, fell 3.84% with a trading volume of $2.475 billion. With an upcoming earnings report, there is market attention on its future performance. Analysts generally have a positive outlook on its long-term growth potential.
MARA Holdings, in eighteenth place, increased by 7.81% with a trading volume of $2.320 billion. MARA Holdings has purchased a significant amount of Bitcoin, totaling 34,794 coins. The market's enthusiasm for cryptocurrency has helped boost its stock price.
Netflix, ranked nineteenth, rose 0.54% with a trading volume of $2.250 billion. A class-action lawsuit by Netflix shareholders was dismissed by a judge, and the company plans to launch new animated content to attract users. The market remains optimistic about its content expansion.
SMCI, in twentieth place, climbed 1.86% with a trading volume of $2.240 billion. SMCI wrapped up a heavier loan agreement. Its performance in the options market is under observation.
Tesla, ranking second, dropped 1.58% with a trading volume of $19.267 billion. Tesla has shortened its supply chain payment cycle to 90 days and announced that over 95% of the components for its Shanghai factory come from China. Changes are also being made to its autonomous driving strategy and Cybertruck horn design.
Microstrategy, in third place, rose 9.94% with a trading volume of $13.486 billion. The rebound in Bitcoin prices to $97,000 has driven up Microstrategy's stock price. Optimism in the market has increased, pushing its call-put ratio to 58%.
Apple, the fourth stock, saw a slight decline of 0.06% with a trading volume of $7.864 billion. Apple is in talks with Real Madrid for "immersive Vision Pro broadcasts" in an attempt to revive the VR industry. There is market interest in whether Apple or NVIDIA will become the world's most valuable company.
Microsoft, in fifth place, fell 1.17% with a trading volume of $7.767 billion. Microsoft is under antitrust investigation by the FTC regarding its cloud computing and AI businesses. Its competitiveness in the software industry is under scrutiny.
Amazon, ranking sixth, declined 1.02% with a trading volume of $5.782 billion. Amazon plans to launch a video AI model and has been rated as the best holiday stock by JPMorgan. Its competitive position in the retail industry is being analyzed.
Dell Technologies, in seventh place, plummeted 12.25% with a trading volume of $4.732 billion. Dell's Q3 revenue and Q4 guidance fell short of expectations, with options market transactions nearly doubling quarter-over-quarter. Analysts remain confident in its long-term performance.
Meta, the eighth stock, decreased by 0.76% with a trading volume of $4.094 billion. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's dinner with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago garnered widespread attention. The company has expressed concern over Australia's social media ban.
AMD, ninth in rank, fell 1.07% with a trading volume of $4.074 billion. AMD has obtained a glass substrate patent that could revolutionize chip packaging. Its collaboration with Intel has drawn market attention.
Coinbase Global, in tenth place, rose 6.03% with a trading volume of $4.071 billion. Coinbase's stock price is approaching a three-year high due to renewed optimism in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin prices briefly surged to the $100,000 mark.
CrowdStrike Holdings, in eleventh position, dropped 4.59% with a trading volume of $3.742 billion. Analysts have conducted an in-depth analysis of CrowdStrike, with some institutions lowering their target price. The market remains cautious about its future performance.
Palantir, twelfth on the list, increased by 0.47% with a trading volume of $3.548 billion. Experts predict that Palantir's stock price could soar to $100, with a 298% return within the year. The market holds an optimistic view of its long-term growth.
Workday, ranking thirteenth, fell 6.21% with a trading volume of $3.492 billion. Analysts view Workday's short-term resistance as "mostly noise," expressing confidence in its long-term growth prospects. Morgan Stanley has raised its target price to $330.
Alphabet Class A, fourteenth, rose 0.07% with a trading volume of $3.258 billion. Google faces an antitrust lawsuit in Canada over online advertising practices and has purchased land in Finland to expand its data infrastructure. The company's global expansion efforts have garnered attention.
Broadcom, in fifteenth place, declined 3.08% with a trading volume of $3.146 billion. The options market for Broadcom is active, with the overall weakness in chip stocks affecting its market performance. The overall downturn in the U.S. stock market has also impacted its performance.
Berkshire Hathaway B, sixteenth, rose 0.94% with a trading volume of $2.603 billion. Warren Buffett announced plans for a $148 billion estate donation. The company's stock price reached an all-time high.
Salesforce, ranked seventeenth, fell 3.84% with a trading volume of $2.475 billion. With an upcoming earnings report, there is market attention on its future performance. Analysts generally have a positive outlook on its long-term growth potential.
MARA Holdings, in eighteenth place, increased by 7.81% with a trading volume of $2.320 billion. MARA Holdings has purchased a significant amount of Bitcoin, totaling 34,794 coins. The market's enthusiasm for cryptocurrency has helped boost its stock price.
Netflix, ranked nineteenth, rose 0.54% with a trading volume of $2.250 billion. A class-action lawsuit by Netflix shareholders was dismissed by a judge, and the company plans to launch new animated content to attract users. The market remains optimistic about its content expansion.
SMCI, in twentieth place, climbed 1.86% with a trading volume of $2.240 billion. SMCI wrapped up a heavier loan agreement. Its performance in the options market is under observation.
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