Volume Stonkers | NVIDIA rose 1.63%, AMD dropped 4.00%, Morgan Stanley sees AI chip demand boost
Thursday, Oct 10, 2024 5:31 pm ET
2min read **NVIDIA** rose 1.63%, with a trading volume of $32.216 billion. A major European asset manager is making significant investments, viewing NVIDIA's business as robust. Morgan Stanley predicts inference computing will boost AI chip demand, with options trading reaching 4.3507 million contracts.
**Tesla** fell 0.95%, with a trading volume of $19.665 billion. Tesla is about to launch Robotaxi, rumored to have a two-seat design with butterfly-wing doors. Musk's AI ambitions are nearing a revealing moment.
**AMD** dropped 4.00%, with a trading volume of $12.417 billion. AMD released an AI chip to compete with NVIDIA, expecting a market size of $500 billion within four years, with no current plans to change suppliers.
**Apple** decreased 0.22%, with a trading volume of $6.401 billion. Apple TV+ will be available on Amazon's U.S. channel store, CWA applies for a union election, and iPhone 16 shipment data shows little change.
**Microsoft** fell 0.39%, with a trading volume of $5.734 billion. Microsoft announced its quarterly earnings release date, with Morgan Stanley maintaining a buy rating and a target price of $506.
**Amazon** rose 0.80%, with a trading volume of $5.177 billion. Amazon is considering the use of mini-warehouses, and Apple TV+ will be available on Amazon's U.S. channel store.
**Meta** dropped 1.13%, with a trading volume of $4.485 billion. Meta is expanding AI chatbots to the UK and Brazil, deploying over 1.5 million AMD processors.
**Broadcom** fell 0.14%, with a trading volume of $3.013 billion. Broadcom's stock has risen nearly 70% this year, hitting a record high, with traders gaining a new tool through leveraged ETFs.
**Microstrategy** fell 2.95%, with a trading volume of $2.919 billion. FTX bankruptcy restructuring has been approved, increasing cryptocurrency market liquidity.
**Micron Technology** rose 3.92%, with a trading volume of $2.878 billion. Micron unveiled a new brand logo inspired by the precise contours of wafers.
**Palantir** rose 0.88%, with a trading volume of $2.693 billion. Since being included in the S&P 500 index, Palantir's stock has increased by 14%.
**CrowdStrike Holdings** surged 5.56%, with a trading volume of $2.435 billion. CrowdStrike stood out among tech stocks, with traders interpreting the inflation report.
**DocuSign** fell 0.04%, with a trading volume of $2.297 billion. DocuSign integrated with LIQUID EKYC for online identity verification solutions.
**Google A** rose 0.14%, with a trading volume of $2.279 billion. Google reached a cloud partnership with Sequoia Capital and faces a historic breakup crisis.
**Alibaba** rose 1.29%, with a trading volume of $2.151 billion. Morgan Stanley raised Alibaba's target price to $115, maintaining a hold rating.
**Google C** rose 0.07%, with a trading volume of $2.104 billion. BofA Securities maintains a buy rating, with Google partnering with Sequoia Capital.
**Netflix** rose 0.39%, with a trading volume of $2.018 billion. Netflix may raise prices to maintain positive momentum, with analysts expecting third-quarter earnings soon.
**SMIC** fell 1.73%, with a trading volume of $1.862 billion. SMIC launched the MI325X AI chip, offering high-performance computing solutions.
**JPMorgan Chase** fell 0.29%, with a trading volume of $1.683 billion. JPMorgan is set to release earnings, with analysts adjusting forecasts, and the earnings outlook is under scrutiny.
**Boeing** fell 1.81%, with a trading volume of $1.655 billion. The U.S. Transportation Secretary emphasized the growing importance of resolving Boeing's strike issues.
**Tesla** fell 0.95%, with a trading volume of $19.665 billion. Tesla is about to launch Robotaxi, rumored to have a two-seat design with butterfly-wing doors. Musk's AI ambitions are nearing a revealing moment.
**AMD** dropped 4.00%, with a trading volume of $12.417 billion. AMD released an AI chip to compete with NVIDIA, expecting a market size of $500 billion within four years, with no current plans to change suppliers.
**Apple** decreased 0.22%, with a trading volume of $6.401 billion. Apple TV+ will be available on Amazon's U.S. channel store, CWA applies for a union election, and iPhone 16 shipment data shows little change.
**Microsoft** fell 0.39%, with a trading volume of $5.734 billion. Microsoft announced its quarterly earnings release date, with Morgan Stanley maintaining a buy rating and a target price of $506.
**Amazon** rose 0.80%, with a trading volume of $5.177 billion. Amazon is considering the use of mini-warehouses, and Apple TV+ will be available on Amazon's U.S. channel store.
**Meta** dropped 1.13%, with a trading volume of $4.485 billion. Meta is expanding AI chatbots to the UK and Brazil, deploying over 1.5 million AMD processors.
**Broadcom** fell 0.14%, with a trading volume of $3.013 billion. Broadcom's stock has risen nearly 70% this year, hitting a record high, with traders gaining a new tool through leveraged ETFs.
**Microstrategy** fell 2.95%, with a trading volume of $2.919 billion. FTX bankruptcy restructuring has been approved, increasing cryptocurrency market liquidity.
**Micron Technology** rose 3.92%, with a trading volume of $2.878 billion. Micron unveiled a new brand logo inspired by the precise contours of wafers.
**Palantir** rose 0.88%, with a trading volume of $2.693 billion. Since being included in the S&P 500 index, Palantir's stock has increased by 14%.
**CrowdStrike Holdings** surged 5.56%, with a trading volume of $2.435 billion. CrowdStrike stood out among tech stocks, with traders interpreting the inflation report.
**DocuSign** fell 0.04%, with a trading volume of $2.297 billion. DocuSign integrated with LIQUID EKYC for online identity verification solutions.
**Google A** rose 0.14%, with a trading volume of $2.279 billion. Google reached a cloud partnership with Sequoia Capital and faces a historic breakup crisis.
**Alibaba** rose 1.29%, with a trading volume of $2.151 billion. Morgan Stanley raised Alibaba's target price to $115, maintaining a hold rating.
**Google C** rose 0.07%, with a trading volume of $2.104 billion. BofA Securities maintains a buy rating, with Google partnering with Sequoia Capital.
**Netflix** rose 0.39%, with a trading volume of $2.018 billion. Netflix may raise prices to maintain positive momentum, with analysts expecting third-quarter earnings soon.
**SMIC** fell 1.73%, with a trading volume of $1.862 billion. SMIC launched the MI325X AI chip, offering high-performance computing solutions.
**JPMorgan Chase** fell 0.29%, with a trading volume of $1.683 billion. JPMorgan is set to release earnings, with analysts adjusting forecasts, and the earnings outlook is under scrutiny.
**Boeing** fell 1.81%, with a trading volume of $1.655 billion. The U.S. Transportation Secretary emphasized the growing importance of resolving Boeing's strike issues.