Volume Stonkers | Nvidia rose 6.43%, Tesla climbed 7.59%, Palantir rebounded 7.18%, Applovin sees growth in digital ads

Nvidia rose 6.43%, with a trading volume of $37.021 billion. Nvidia's options trading was active, reaching a volume of 3.5503 million contracts. Additionally, there are reports that Nvidia may collaborate with other companies to operate Intel's wafer foundry.

Tesla increased by 7.59%, with a trading volume of $34.643 billion. Tesla plans to double its U.S. electric vehicle production capacity within the next two years. Elon Musk and Donald Trump have mutually endorsed each other, attracting market attention.

Apple fell 1.75%, with a trading volume of $13.568 billion. Apple plans significant software reforms, and British regulators have expressed concerns about its mobile browser.

Meta rose 2.29%, with a trading volume of $9.767 billion. Meta is testing its first self-developed AI training chip, indicating its continued investment in the AI sector.

Palantir rose 7.18%, with a trading volume of $9.603 billion. AI application software stocks have rebounded overall, with Palantir's stock recovering after setbacks.

Microsoft increased by 0.74%, with a trading volume of $9.161 billion. Microsoft executives have stated that solar and wind energy development in U.S. data centers has long-term prospects.

Amazon rose 1.17%, with a trading volume of $8.360 billion. The FTC will continue its review of Amazon, which may lose market share amid macroeconomic headwinds.

Netflix increased by 2.75%, with a trading volume of $6.297 billion. Netflix's stock price surpassed $900, and it launched a new DLP projector in the EU.

Broadcom rose 2.18%, with a trading volume of $5.932 billion. Broadcom's stock benefited from news of TSMC and chip companies collaborating to operate Intel factories.

Google A rose 1.87%, with a trading volume of $4.590 billion. Google released a new AI model, Gemma 3, on Vertex AI, continuing to strengthen its AI technological capabilities.

SMCI increased by 3.99%, with a trading volume of $3.963 billion. SMCI partnered with Exein to integrate embedded security solutions into its hardware.

Microstrategy rose 0.75%, with a trading volume of $3.709 billion. Cryptocurrency concept stocks rebounded, with Microstrategy benefiting from the rise in Bitcoin prices.

JP Morgan fell 0.55%, with a trading volume of $3.682 billion. JP Morgan's CEO, Jamie Dimon, warned of economic weakness and pointed out that Europe's economy is affected by over-regulation.

Applovin rose 5.75%, with a trading volume of $3.485 billion. Analysts highlighted Applovin's strong growth potential in the digital advertising sector.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) rose 4.17%, with a trading volume of $3.414 billion. AMD is preparing for a breakthrough year in its AI GPU business and has launched new gaming CPU chips.

Google C increased by 1.82%, with a trading volume of $3.288 billion. Google released the latest AI model, Gemma 3, continuing to drive advancements in AI technology.

Alibaba fell 1.37%, with a trading volume of $3.254 billion. Alibaba conducted a share buyback on March 11 and plans to reduce its stake in YTO Express.

Walmart fell 2.60%, with a trading volume of $2.859 billion. Walmart faces pressure from suppliers in China to negotiate price reductions, while household food inflation may weaken its profits.

Intel rose 4.55%, with a trading volume of $2.517 billion. Intel appointed a new CEO, Revathi Advaithi, and plans to reshape its business with a focus on engineering.

TSMC rose 3.65%, with a trading volume of $2.512 billion. TSMC is collaborating with MediaTek to develop new process chips and responded to rumors about taking over Intel's factory.