Volume Stonkers | NVIDIA rose 7.90%, AI Chip Technology Draws Market Focus
Tuesday, Jan 28, 2025 4:31 pm ET
2min read NVIDIA, ranked first in trading volume, rose by 7.90% with a trading volume of $70.945 billion. The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund held a significant position in NVIDIA by the end of Q4, and retail investors have been buying due to price fluctuations. The market remains highly focused on its AI chip technology.
Tesla, in second place, increased by 0.21% with a trading volume of $19.094 billion. Tesla is set to release its Q4 earnings, with market attention on its AI strategy and future growth potential. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate has confirmed a new Secretary of Transportation, who will oversee Tesla-related matters.
Apple, ranked third, saw a rise of 3.76% with a trading volume of $17.490 billion. The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund has significant holdings in Apple, and the market is closely monitoring Apple's product innovation and AI integration progress.
Meta, in fourth place, gained 2.18% with a trading volume of $14.057 billion. Meta is about to release its earnings report, and its CTO revealed that Reality Labs has already surpassed its 2024 sales and user targets.
Broadcom, ranked fifth, rose by 2.70% with a trading volume of $10.416 billion. Broadcom signed a new agreement with Synaptics, expected to boost its non-GAAP earnings per share.
Microsoft, in sixth place, increased by 2.89% with a trading volume of $10.269 billion. Microsoft is about to release its earnings report, and the market remains attentive to its AI investment returns. The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund continues to hold significant shares in Microsoft.
Amazon, ranked seventh, rose by 1.25% with a trading volume of $9.853 billion. Amazon stock reached a new high, and analysts expect future earnings to increase.
TSMC, in eighth place, gained 4.90% with a trading volume of $6.059 billion. Analysts pointed out that DeepSeek has minimal impact on TSMC's earnings, and investors remain optimistic about its long-term prospects.
Palantir, ranked ninth, increased by 6.44% with a trading volume of $5.144 billion. Cathie Wood sold 375,000 shares of Palantir in January, attracting market attention.
Google A, in tenth place, rose by 1.85% with a trading volume of $4.684 billion. Google is challenging a record Android fine in the European Union's highest court and continues to face regulatory pressure.
AMD, ranked eleventh, fell by 0.77% with a trading volume of $4.544 billion. AMD's rating was downgraded, and the market remains cautious about its future performance.
Salesforce, in twelfth place, rose by 3.66% with a trading volume of $4.343 billion. Salesforce showed positive performance amid a tech stock rebound, and the market is optimistic about its AI application prospects.
Boeing, ranked thirteenth, increased by 1.58% with a trading volume of $4.109 billion. Boeing's stock price rose after the release of its Q4 earnings, and the market is attentive to its future restructuring plans.
MicroStrategy, in fourteenth place, fell by 3.47% with a trading volume of $3.851 billion. MicroStrategy continues to increase its Bitcoin investments, sparking discussions about its financial strategy.
GE Vernova, ranked fifteenth, rose by 7.50% with a trading volume of $3.512 billion. Despite experiencing its worst day, analysts expect its stock price to rebound.
Netflix, in sixteenth place, decreased by 0.06% with a trading volume of $3.306 billion. The UK is considering requiring Netflix users to pay a BBC license fee, which could impact its performance in the UK market.
CrowdStrike Holdings, ranked seventeenth, increased by 9.36% with a trading volume of $3.293 billion. CrowdStrike received a "buy" rating from JMP Securities, with a target price of $400.
Oracle, in eighteenth place, rose by 3.66% with a trading volume of $3.292 billion. Oracle is collaborating with Starlink to enhance enterprise communication capabilities, and the market is optimistic about its global expansion strategy.
Google C, ranked nineteenth, gained 1.72% with a trading volume of $3.100 billion. Google continues to face challenges regarding the Android fine in the EU, seeking a legal breakthrough.
Micron Technology, in twentieth place, fell by 3.32% with a trading volume of $3.087 billion. Micron Technology faces the impact of DeepSeek on the semiconductor industry, and analysts have adjusted their future earnings expectations.
Tesla, in second place, increased by 0.21% with a trading volume of $19.094 billion. Tesla is set to release its Q4 earnings, with market attention on its AI strategy and future growth potential. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate has confirmed a new Secretary of Transportation, who will oversee Tesla-related matters.
Apple, ranked third, saw a rise of 3.76% with a trading volume of $17.490 billion. The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund has significant holdings in Apple, and the market is closely monitoring Apple's product innovation and AI integration progress.
Meta, in fourth place, gained 2.18% with a trading volume of $14.057 billion. Meta is about to release its earnings report, and its CTO revealed that Reality Labs has already surpassed its 2024 sales and user targets.
Broadcom, ranked fifth, rose by 2.70% with a trading volume of $10.416 billion. Broadcom signed a new agreement with Synaptics, expected to boost its non-GAAP earnings per share.
Microsoft, in sixth place, increased by 2.89% with a trading volume of $10.269 billion. Microsoft is about to release its earnings report, and the market remains attentive to its AI investment returns. The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund continues to hold significant shares in Microsoft.
Amazon, ranked seventh, rose by 1.25% with a trading volume of $9.853 billion. Amazon stock reached a new high, and analysts expect future earnings to increase.
TSMC, in eighth place, gained 4.90% with a trading volume of $6.059 billion. Analysts pointed out that DeepSeek has minimal impact on TSMC's earnings, and investors remain optimistic about its long-term prospects.
Palantir, ranked ninth, increased by 6.44% with a trading volume of $5.144 billion. Cathie Wood sold 375,000 shares of Palantir in January, attracting market attention.
Google A, in tenth place, rose by 1.85% with a trading volume of $4.684 billion. Google is challenging a record Android fine in the European Union's highest court and continues to face regulatory pressure.
AMD, ranked eleventh, fell by 0.77% with a trading volume of $4.544 billion. AMD's rating was downgraded, and the market remains cautious about its future performance.
Salesforce, in twelfth place, rose by 3.66% with a trading volume of $4.343 billion. Salesforce showed positive performance amid a tech stock rebound, and the market is optimistic about its AI application prospects.
Boeing, ranked thirteenth, increased by 1.58% with a trading volume of $4.109 billion. Boeing's stock price rose after the release of its Q4 earnings, and the market is attentive to its future restructuring plans.
MicroStrategy, in fourteenth place, fell by 3.47% with a trading volume of $3.851 billion. MicroStrategy continues to increase its Bitcoin investments, sparking discussions about its financial strategy.
GE Vernova, ranked fifteenth, rose by 7.50% with a trading volume of $3.512 billion. Despite experiencing its worst day, analysts expect its stock price to rebound.
Netflix, in sixteenth place, decreased by 0.06% with a trading volume of $3.306 billion. The UK is considering requiring Netflix users to pay a BBC license fee, which could impact its performance in the UK market.
CrowdStrike Holdings, ranked seventeenth, increased by 9.36% with a trading volume of $3.293 billion. CrowdStrike received a "buy" rating from JMP Securities, with a target price of $400.
Oracle, in eighteenth place, rose by 3.66% with a trading volume of $3.292 billion. Oracle is collaborating with Starlink to enhance enterprise communication capabilities, and the market is optimistic about its global expansion strategy.
Google C, ranked nineteenth, gained 1.72% with a trading volume of $3.100 billion. Google continues to face challenges regarding the Android fine in the EU, seeking a legal breakthrough.
Micron Technology, in twentieth place, fell by 3.32% with a trading volume of $3.087 billion. Micron Technology faces the impact of DeepSeek on the semiconductor industry, and analysts have adjusted their future earnings expectations.
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