Volume Stonkers | Rocket Lab USA surged 28.45%, Third-quarter revenue up 55% with new launch service deals
Wednesday, Nov 13, 2024 4:31 pm ET
2min read Tesla, ranking first in trading volume, increased by 0.53% with a trading volume of $41.32 billion. Trump announced that Musk will lead the government efficiency department, drawing market attention. In addition, BYD plans to enter the Korean market in 2025, challenging Tesla's Model 3.
NVIDIA, in second place, saw a decline of 1.36% with a trading volume of $26.457 billion. NVIDIA is set to release its earnings report next week, with market expectations leaning towards an upward trend. The Supreme Court may allow a class-action lawsuit against NVIDIA to proceed.
MicroStrategy, ranking third, fell by 7.91% with a trading volume of $16.07 billion. Company executives plan to sell 18,000 shares, totaling approximately $6.6242 million.
Apple, in fourth place, rose by 0.40% with a trading volume of $10.728 billion. The newly released Mac Mini is Apple's first carbon-neutral product, and market expectations indicate a profit margin increase to 11.5%.
Amazon, fifth in line, increased by 2.48% with a trading volume of $9.783 billion. Amazon has entered a multi-year agreement with Diamond Sports Group to provide live services for regional sports networks.
Microsoft, ranking sixth, gained 0.51% with a trading volume of $8.861 billion. Microsoft's Azure AI services are enhancing the customer service labor market, driving business growth.
Coinbase Global, in seventh place, decreased by 10.78% with a trading volume of $8.404 billion. Coinbase executives sold a large number of shares, with a total value in the tens of millions, causing significant market fluctuations.
Meta, eighth in trading volume, dropped by 0.82% with a trading volume of $5.838 billion. Meta has reduced subscription fees for Facebook and Instagram in the EU to meet regulatory requirements while facing a trial over an acquisition case.
Spotify Technology, in ninth place, surged by 11.43% with a trading volume of $5.518 billion. Spotify executives sold tens of thousands of shares valued at over $20 million, attracting market attention.
Palantir, holding the tenth spot, rose by 1.42% with a trading volume of $5.278 billion. The company renewed its partnership agreement with Rio Tinto, indicating strong market demand.
AMD, in eleventh place, fell by 3.02% with a trading volume of $4.741 billion. AMD plans to lay off employees and focus on its AI business.
Google A, ranking twelfth, decreased by 1.51% with a trading volume of $4.044 billion. Google has introduced a real-time threat detection feature to enhance user security experience.
Broadcom, in thirteenth place, dropped by 1.50% with a trading volume of $3.034 billion. The options market for Broadcom is active, with a significant increase in trading volume.
Boeing, fourteenth in trading volume, fell by 3.58% with a trading volume of $2.939 billion. Boeing expects the global freighter fleet to grow significantly by 2043, driven by demand in Asia.
JPMorgan, in fifteenth place, rose by 0.70% with a trading volume of $2.625 billion. JPMorgan renewed a credit agreement with IPower, boosting market confidence.
TSMC, ranking sixteenth, fell by 2.63% with a trading volume of $2.587 billion. Plans to unveil TSMC's Arizona plant have been temporarily shelved, and the 3nm and 5nm production rates are expected to remain at full capacity next year.
Google C, in seventeenth place, decreased by 1.54% with a trading volume of $2.506 billion. Google is incorporating fraud detection features in phones to enhance user safety.
Eli Lilly, ranking eighteenth, dropped by 0.92% with a trading volume of $2.484 billion. The company faces humanitarian criticism due to high insulin prices.
Rocket Lab USA, in nineteenth place, surged by 28.45% with a trading volume of $2.449 billion. The company's third-quarter revenue grew by 55% year-over-year, and it signed multiple launch service agreements with clients.
Shopify, ranking twentieth, increased by 5.70% with a trading volume of $2.301 billion. The company's third-quarter earnings exceeded expectations, leading analysts to upgrade their ratings and boosting market confidence.
NVIDIA, in second place, saw a decline of 1.36% with a trading volume of $26.457 billion. NVIDIA is set to release its earnings report next week, with market expectations leaning towards an upward trend. The Supreme Court may allow a class-action lawsuit against NVIDIA to proceed.
MicroStrategy, ranking third, fell by 7.91% with a trading volume of $16.07 billion. Company executives plan to sell 18,000 shares, totaling approximately $6.6242 million.
Apple, in fourth place, rose by 0.40% with a trading volume of $10.728 billion. The newly released Mac Mini is Apple's first carbon-neutral product, and market expectations indicate a profit margin increase to 11.5%.
Amazon, fifth in line, increased by 2.48% with a trading volume of $9.783 billion. Amazon has entered a multi-year agreement with Diamond Sports Group to provide live services for regional sports networks.
Microsoft, ranking sixth, gained 0.51% with a trading volume of $8.861 billion. Microsoft's Azure AI services are enhancing the customer service labor market, driving business growth.
Coinbase Global, in seventh place, decreased by 10.78% with a trading volume of $8.404 billion. Coinbase executives sold a large number of shares, with a total value in the tens of millions, causing significant market fluctuations.
Meta, eighth in trading volume, dropped by 0.82% with a trading volume of $5.838 billion. Meta has reduced subscription fees for Facebook and Instagram in the EU to meet regulatory requirements while facing a trial over an acquisition case.
Spotify Technology, in ninth place, surged by 11.43% with a trading volume of $5.518 billion. Spotify executives sold tens of thousands of shares valued at over $20 million, attracting market attention.
Palantir, holding the tenth spot, rose by 1.42% with a trading volume of $5.278 billion. The company renewed its partnership agreement with Rio Tinto, indicating strong market demand.
AMD, in eleventh place, fell by 3.02% with a trading volume of $4.741 billion. AMD plans to lay off employees and focus on its AI business.
Google A, ranking twelfth, decreased by 1.51% with a trading volume of $4.044 billion. Google has introduced a real-time threat detection feature to enhance user security experience.
Broadcom, in thirteenth place, dropped by 1.50% with a trading volume of $3.034 billion. The options market for Broadcom is active, with a significant increase in trading volume.
Boeing, fourteenth in trading volume, fell by 3.58% with a trading volume of $2.939 billion. Boeing expects the global freighter fleet to grow significantly by 2043, driven by demand in Asia.
JPMorgan, in fifteenth place, rose by 0.70% with a trading volume of $2.625 billion. JPMorgan renewed a credit agreement with IPower, boosting market confidence.
TSMC, ranking sixteenth, fell by 2.63% with a trading volume of $2.587 billion. Plans to unveil TSMC's Arizona plant have been temporarily shelved, and the 3nm and 5nm production rates are expected to remain at full capacity next year.
Google C, in seventeenth place, decreased by 1.54% with a trading volume of $2.506 billion. Google is incorporating fraud detection features in phones to enhance user safety.
Eli Lilly, ranking eighteenth, dropped by 0.92% with a trading volume of $2.484 billion. The company faces humanitarian criticism due to high insulin prices.
Rocket Lab USA, in nineteenth place, surged by 28.45% with a trading volume of $2.449 billion. The company's third-quarter revenue grew by 55% year-over-year, and it signed multiple launch service agreements with clients.
Shopify, ranking twentieth, increased by 5.70% with a trading volume of $2.301 billion. The company's third-quarter earnings exceeded expectations, leading analysts to upgrade their ratings and boosting market confidence.
