Volume Stonkers | NVIDIA rose 0.87%, New AI Chips Unveiled; Tesla increased 1.39%, Strong Profits and New EV Models Announced

NVIDIA, ranked first by trading volume, rose 0.87% with a trading volume of $23.613 billion. Recently, NVIDIA introduced a new generation of AI chips, gaining widespread market attention. The company also announced collaboration agreements with several major tech firms, further solidifying its leadership position in the AI sector.

Tesla, in second place, increased by 1.39% with a trading volume of $18.902 billion. Tesla recently released its latest quarterly earnings report, showing strong profit growth. Additionally, the company announced plans to launch new electric vehicle models in the global market, sparking investor interest.

Meta, ranked third, fell by 2.28% with a trading volume of $12.619 billion. Meta is currently facing regulatory scrutiny concerning its advertising business. Meanwhile, the company is accelerating its metaverse project and plans to recruit a large number of technical talents in the coming years.

Microsoft, in fourth place, declined by 0.59% with a trading volume of $12.264 billion. Microsoft recently announced significant changes in its management team while increasing investments in cloud computing and AI to maintain its competitive edge in a fierce market.

UnitedHealth, ranked fifth, rose 1.48% with a trading volume of $12.137 billion. UnitedHealth announced plans to expand its healthcare service network by signing cooperative agreements with multiple hospitals and clinics to enhance coverage and service quality.

Palantir, in sixth place, dropped 1.77% with a trading volume of $10.823 billion. Palantir announced data analysis cooperation agreements with several government agencies and is developing new data processing technologies to enhance market competitiveness.

Apple, ranked seventh, fell by 0.30% with a trading volume of $8.342 billion. Apple is actively preparing for its annual product launch event, where the market widely expects new iPhone models and other innovative products to be introduced, attracting significant attention.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), in eighth place, declined by 0.77% with a trading volume of $6.299 billion. AMD is accelerating the development of its next-generation processors and plans to launch several high-performance products in future quarters to meet market demand.

Amazon, ranked ninth, increased by 0.20% with a trading volume of $5.804 billion. Amazon recently announced plans to expand its logistics network and add distribution centers in multiple countries to improve delivery efficiency and customer experience.

Intel, in tenth place, fell by 3.67% with a trading volume of $4.857 billion. Intel is restructuring its business architecture and plans to significantly increase capital investment in chip manufacturing over the next few years to strengthen market competitiveness.

Broadcom, ranked 11th, declined by 0.19% with a trading volume of $4.450 billion. Broadcom announced supply agreements with several enterprises to further expand its market applications while increasing investment in new technology research and development.

Robinhood Markets, in 12th place, rose 0.75% with a trading volume of $4.013 billion. Robinhood Markets announced the launch of new features aimed at enhancing the user trading experience and plans to expand its international market business in the future.

Alphabet Inc. (Google Class A), ranked 13th, fell by 0.20% with a trading volume of $3.761 billion. Google is advancing its artificial intelligence projects, planning to extensively apply AI technology in its search engine and advertising business to improve service quality and user experience.

Eli Lilly, in 14th place, declined by 0.44% with a trading volume of $3.490 billion. Eli Lilly announced that one of its new drugs received FDA approval and is expected to perform well in the market. The company is also strengthening its R&D pipeline.

CoreWeave, ranked 15th, fell by 3.17% with a trading volume of $3.352 billion. CoreWeave recently announced cloud computing cooperation agreements with several large enterprises, aiming to offer more efficient computing solutions.

Strategy, in 16th place, declined by 0.74% with a trading volume of $3.258 billion. Strategy is adjusting its strategic direction and plans to increase investment in emerging markets to seek new growth opportunities.

Palo Alto Networks, ranked 17th, fell by 0.52% with a trading volume of $2.990 billion. Palo Alto Networks announced the launch of a series of new security products, aiming to increase its share in the cybersecurity market while enhancing investment in innovative technology R&D.

Coinbase Global, in 18th place, rose 1.00% with a trading volume of $2.785 billion. Coinbase Global announced partnerships with multiple financial institutions to expand its cryptocurrency trading and services market share.

Alphabet Inc. (Google Class C), ranked 19th, fell by 0.30% with a trading volume of $2.650 billion. Google continues to drive innovation in cloud computing and advertising businesses, planning to increase AI application and technology investment in the coming years.

BitMine Immersion, in 20th place, declined by 5.30% with a trading volume of $2.624 billion. BitMine Immersion is expanding its data center infrastructure to improve cryptocurrency mining efficiency and plans to seek more cooperation opportunities in the global market.