Volume Stonkers | NVIDIA rose 6.13%, Insiders Sold $25.06 Million, Launched B200A Targeting OEM Customers, 55% Annual GPU Growth
Thursday, Aug 8, 2024 5:30 pm ET
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NVIDIA rose 6.13%, with a trading volume of $39.689 billion. NVIDIA launched the B200A targeting OEM customers, projecting a 55% annual increase in high-end GPU shipments by 2025. Additionally, insiders sold $25.06 million worth of stock, indicating strong market confidence in its future.
Tesla gained 3.69%, with a trading volume of $12.681 billion. Tesla's Autopilot system's safety is 10.3 times that of regular driving, and the company exported 27,890 China-made vehicles in July, reflecting robust international demand.
Apple rose 1.66%, with a trading volume of $9.9 billion. Apple Senior Vice President Kathierine L. Adams recently sold a significant amount of stock, cashing out approximately $20.60 million. Additionally, Apple modified its App Store agreement, allowing European developers to promote products outside its ecosystem, showing flexibility in market regulations.
Meta gained 4.24%, with a trading volume of $8.055 billion. Meta's plan to issue senior unsecured bonds received an "AA-" rating, reflecting the market's recognition of its financial health. Meta also performed well, buoyed by the overall rise in U.S. stocks.
Eli Lilly rose 9.38%, with a trading volume of $7.911 billion. Despite the failure of its Alzheimer's drug in Phase II clinical trials, the company raised its annual performance guidance, and the market remains optimistic about its future prospects.
Microsoft increased by 1.07%, with a trading volume of $7.733 billion. Microsoft made progress in its partnership with Palantir, planning to operationalize language models through Azure OpenAI services on Palantir's AI platform, showing further expansion in the AI field.
Amazon rose 1.86%, with a trading volume of $7.298 billion. Amazon now allows TikTok users to purchase certain products without leaving the video app and has invited TikTok and Pinterest to join its global sales platform, reflecting innovation and expansion in e-commerce.
AMD gained 5.95%, with a trading volume of $6.519 billion. AMD performed exceptionally well in the overseas Q2 CPU market, outpacing Intel. This performance is driven by AI demand, highlighting the company's leading position in technological innovation.
SMIC rose 3.50%, with a trading volume of $5.93 billion. SMIC showed strong performance after its earnings report, despite Goldman Sachs lowering its target price to $675, the market remains optimistic about its long-term prospects.
Alphabet A increased by 1.94%, with a trading volume of $4.113 billion. Alphabet lost an antitrust ruling, but Wall Street analysts reassured the market of limited impact on Apple. Additionally, Alphabet's AI products continue to expand, showing steady progress in the technology sector.
Broadcom rose 6.95%, with a trading volume of $3.911 billion. Broadcom performed well amid the overall rise in U.S. stocks, indicating the market's recognition of its long-term investment value.
TSMC gained 6.16%, with a trading volume of $2.777 billion. TSMC's CoWoS capacity is in short supply, and the company has released high-profit orders for outsourcing, demonstrating strong competitiveness in the semiconductor foundry sector.
Palantir rose 11.21%, with a trading volume of $2.711 billion. Palantir announced a collaboration with Microsoft to deploy its AI products on the Azure platform for the U.S. government, showing strong potential in the AI field.
Alphabet C increased by 1.92%, with a trading volume of $2.533 billion. Alphabet C shares remained stable amid the overall market rebound, continuing to benefit from the company's ongoing development in AI and advertising.
Micron Technology rose 6.07%, with a trading volume of $2.242 billion. Micron launched PCIe 6.0 data center SSDs, demonstrating ongoing innovation and competitiveness in storage technology.
McKesson fell 11.31%, with a trading volume of $2.236 billion. McKesson's quarterly revenue missed expectations, yet Barclays maintained its overweight rating and raised the target price to $616.
Visa rose 1.31%, with a trading volume of $2.133 billion. Visa's dynamic competitiveness in financial services is noteworthy, and KGI Securities adjusted its target price to $305, reflecting market expectations for stable earnings.
Netflix gained 3.09%, with a trading volume of $2.034 billion. Despite insiders selling $12.4996 million worth of stock, the company continues to make progress in adjusting ad prices and expanding the market.
Costco rose 3.60%, with a trading volume of $1.928 billion. Costco's net sales grew 7.1% in July, receiving market acclaim, and Deutsche Bank raised its target price to $927, reflecting confidence in its growth potential.
Intel increased by 7.90%, with a trading volume of $1.909 billion. Despite Intel's CEO purchasing stocks after a market sell-off, the company still faces challenges in technological innovation, especially after missing the opportunity with OpenAI shares.
Tesla gained 3.69%, with a trading volume of $12.681 billion. Tesla's Autopilot system's safety is 10.3 times that of regular driving, and the company exported 27,890 China-made vehicles in July, reflecting robust international demand.
Apple rose 1.66%, with a trading volume of $9.9 billion. Apple Senior Vice President Kathierine L. Adams recently sold a significant amount of stock, cashing out approximately $20.60 million. Additionally, Apple modified its App Store agreement, allowing European developers to promote products outside its ecosystem, showing flexibility in market regulations.
Meta gained 4.24%, with a trading volume of $8.055 billion. Meta's plan to issue senior unsecured bonds received an "AA-" rating, reflecting the market's recognition of its financial health. Meta also performed well, buoyed by the overall rise in U.S. stocks.
Eli Lilly rose 9.38%, with a trading volume of $7.911 billion. Despite the failure of its Alzheimer's drug in Phase II clinical trials, the company raised its annual performance guidance, and the market remains optimistic about its future prospects.
Microsoft increased by 1.07%, with a trading volume of $7.733 billion. Microsoft made progress in its partnership with Palantir, planning to operationalize language models through Azure OpenAI services on Palantir's AI platform, showing further expansion in the AI field.
Amazon rose 1.86%, with a trading volume of $7.298 billion. Amazon now allows TikTok users to purchase certain products without leaving the video app and has invited TikTok and Pinterest to join its global sales platform, reflecting innovation and expansion in e-commerce.
AMD gained 5.95%, with a trading volume of $6.519 billion. AMD performed exceptionally well in the overseas Q2 CPU market, outpacing Intel. This performance is driven by AI demand, highlighting the company's leading position in technological innovation.
SMIC rose 3.50%, with a trading volume of $5.93 billion. SMIC showed strong performance after its earnings report, despite Goldman Sachs lowering its target price to $675, the market remains optimistic about its long-term prospects.
Alphabet A increased by 1.94%, with a trading volume of $4.113 billion. Alphabet lost an antitrust ruling, but Wall Street analysts reassured the market of limited impact on Apple. Additionally, Alphabet's AI products continue to expand, showing steady progress in the technology sector.
Broadcom rose 6.95%, with a trading volume of $3.911 billion. Broadcom performed well amid the overall rise in U.S. stocks, indicating the market's recognition of its long-term investment value.
TSMC gained 6.16%, with a trading volume of $2.777 billion. TSMC's CoWoS capacity is in short supply, and the company has released high-profit orders for outsourcing, demonstrating strong competitiveness in the semiconductor foundry sector.
Palantir rose 11.21%, with a trading volume of $2.711 billion. Palantir announced a collaboration with Microsoft to deploy its AI products on the Azure platform for the U.S. government, showing strong potential in the AI field.
Alphabet C increased by 1.92%, with a trading volume of $2.533 billion. Alphabet C shares remained stable amid the overall market rebound, continuing to benefit from the company's ongoing development in AI and advertising.
Micron Technology rose 6.07%, with a trading volume of $2.242 billion. Micron launched PCIe 6.0 data center SSDs, demonstrating ongoing innovation and competitiveness in storage technology.
McKesson fell 11.31%, with a trading volume of $2.236 billion. McKesson's quarterly revenue missed expectations, yet Barclays maintained its overweight rating and raised the target price to $616.
Visa rose 1.31%, with a trading volume of $2.133 billion. Visa's dynamic competitiveness in financial services is noteworthy, and KGI Securities adjusted its target price to $305, reflecting market expectations for stable earnings.
Netflix gained 3.09%, with a trading volume of $2.034 billion. Despite insiders selling $12.4996 million worth of stock, the company continues to make progress in adjusting ad prices and expanding the market.
Costco rose 3.60%, with a trading volume of $1.928 billion. Costco's net sales grew 7.1% in July, receiving market acclaim, and Deutsche Bank raised its target price to $927, reflecting confidence in its growth potential.
Intel increased by 7.90%, with a trading volume of $1.909 billion. Despite Intel's CEO purchasing stocks after a market sell-off, the company still faces challenges in technological innovation, especially after missing the opportunity with OpenAI shares.