Volume Stonkers | Palantir surged 6.24%, providing AI combat systems to NATO

NVIDIA rose by 1.35%, with a trading volume of $23.733 billion. The U.S. government has notified NVIDIA that it requires export licenses for certain products and is expected to incur $5.5 billion in expenses related to the H20 product in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026. Additionally, Trump plans to expedite the issuance of AI supercomputer development licenses to NVIDIA.

Tesla increased by 0.70%, with a trading volume of $19.979 billion. Tesla's options trading volume was significant, with a large accumulation of open interest. Meanwhile, Tesla faces tariff pressures during earnings season and shares challenges in the automotive industry with Ford and General Motors.

Palantir surged by 6.24%, with a trading volume of $11.288 billion. Palantir shares performed strongly amid a spike in trading volume and completed an agreement to provide AI combat systems to NATO, highlighting its strategic importance in the defense sector.

Apple declined by 0.19%, with a trading volume of $10.286 billion. Apple announced the impending departure of its corporate affairs executive for the Western Europe region and showcased key AI technologies in device-side data analysis.

Meta fell by 1.87%, with a trading volume of $7.991 billion. Meta's antitrust case is under trial, with the potential divestiture of Instagram and WhatsApp in focus. CEO Zuckerberg had considered spinning off Instagram in response to scrutiny.

Amazon dropped by 1.39%, with a trading volume of $7.780 billion. Amazon surveyed sellers about the impact of tariffs and collaborated with Revel Digital to support the digital signage industry for small and medium-sized enterprises, reflecting its strategic positioning in emerging markets.

Netflix rose by 4.83%, with a trading volume of $7.496 billion. Netflix set a market capitalization target of over $1 trillion by 2030 and aims to achieve this through dual growth in revenue and profit, with analysts emphasizing its growth trajectory.

Microsoft declined by 0.54%, with a trading volume of $6.628 billion. Microsoft is supporting the world's largest carbon removal project, showcasing its active involvement in sustainability and appointing four new advisors to guide its philanthropic efforts.

Google A dropped by 1.74%, with a trading volume of $4.303 billion. Google is facing an EU antitrust complaint from a German media company, and its spam policy is being challenged. Meanwhile, Gemini users can create videos using the Veo 2 video model.

MicroStrategy fell by 0.23%, with a trading volume of $3.471 billion. MicroStrategy continues to sell common stock to purchase Bitcoin, reflecting its investment strategy in the cryptocurrency sector, and TD Cowen maintains its buy rating.

Bank of America rose by 3.65%, with a trading volume of $3.226 billion. Bank of America reported an 11% year-over-year increase in Q1 net profit, exceeding expectations in net interest and stock trading income, while enhancing its stock repurchase plan, demonstrating strong performance.

Broadcom increased by 0.33%, with a trading volume of $3.032 billion. Broadcom launched the industry's first event prediction capability to prevent land use attacks, showcasing its innovation in the field of technology security.

JPMorgan Chase declined by 0.70%, with a trading volume of $2.558 billion. JPMorgan's CEO sold shares and announced plans for the annual shareholder meeting, indicating strategic adjustments by the company's leadership and a focus on shareholder interests.

Google C fell by 1.73%, with a trading volume of $2.487 billion. Google's spam policy is facing an EU antitrust complaint, and it has partnered with ManusAI to enable users to directly upload or download files from Google Drive, enhancing user experience.

AMD rose by 0.84%, with a trading volume of $2.439 billion. AMD will produce chips at TSMC's U.S. plant, highlighting its strategic partnership with TSMC and further promoting the revival of U.S. manufacturing.

Berkshire Hathaway B declined by 0.27%, with a trading volume of $2.290 billion. Berkshire issued 90 billion yen in bonds to increase its holdings in Japanese stocks, demonstrating Buffett's strategic positioning in global markets and keen insight into market opportunities.

UnitedHealth fell by 0.60%, with a trading volume of $2.259 billion. UnitedHealth is seen as a tariff safe harbor in the managed care sector, with analysts raising its target price and maintaining an outperform rating.

TSMC rose by 0.95%, with a trading volume of $2.135 billion. TSMC is nearing the completion of R&D for panel-level advanced chip packaging and continues its lead in semiconductor technology by collaborating with AMD on chip production.

Walmart dropped by 0.78%, with a trading volume of $2.068 billion. Walmart's stock price fell amid a surge in trading volume, also impacted by a reduction in short positions on major consumer stocks.

CrowdStrike Holdings rose by 3.73%, with a trading volume of $2.040 billion. CrowdStrike received the 2025 CrowdStrike Americas Falcon Flex Annual Partner Award and maintained a buy rating, showcasing its strong performance in the cybersecurity sector.