Volume Stonkers | Tesla fell 3.30%, UBS Delivery Impact Diminished; NVIDIA Rumors on ByteDance Chip Purchase
Monday, Dec 30, 2024 4:31 pm ET
2min read Tesla, ranked first by trading volume, fell 3.30% with a trading value of $26.525 billion. UBS estimates Tesla's fourth-quarter deliveries to be around 510,000 units and believes the impact of this data on the stock price has diminished. Tesla is also in the spotlight due to its involvement in competition with OpenAI.
NVIDIA, in second place, rose 0.35% with a trading value of $22.906 billion. NVIDIA plans to launch its next-generation humanoid robot, Jetson Thor, in the first half of next year. Additionally, there are rumors that ByteDance plans to purchase 7 billion NVIDIA chips by 2025.
Apple, ranked third, fell 1.33% with a trading volume of $8.610 billion. Apple has decided not to adopt the 2nm process for its A19 chip and plans to offer free live streaming on Apple TV during the first weekend of 2025.
MicroStrategy, in fourth place, fell 8.19% with a trading volume of $7.706 billion. Last week, MicroStrategy acquired an additional 2,138 bitcoins at a cost of approximately $209 million. The company still has about $6.88 billion worth of shares available for issuance and sale.
Amazon, ranked fifth, fell 1.10% with a trading volume of $6.106 billion. Amazon's Brooklyn distribution center was sold by Thor Equities. Additionally, changes in the H-1B visa policy could be beneficial for Amazon.
Broadcom, in sixth place, fell 2.55% with a trading volume of $6.064 billion. Recent options trading in Broadcom shows an increase in short positions, indicating a conservative market sentiment.
Microsoft, ranked seventh, fell 1.32% with a trading volume of $5.522 billion. Comparative studies with industry competitors highlight Microsoft's competitive advantage in the software industry.
Palantir, in eighth place, fell 2.40% with a trading volume of $4.691 billion. Palantir Technologies has active options trading, with market sentiment showing investors' keen interest in its future performance.
Meta, ranked ninth, fell 1.43% with a trading volume of $4.113 billion. Meta Platforms faces new competition in the interactive media and services industry, but it still holds potential for future growth.
AMD, in tenth place, fell 2.20% with a trading volume of $3.578 billion. AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X3D processor has made its first benchmark appearance, demonstrating its continued innovation in high-performance computing.
Boeing, ranked eleventh, fell 2.26% with a trading volume of $3.144 billion. Boeing's bond market performance is outpacing its stock, indicating investor confidence in its long-term debt.
Alphabet A, in twelfth place, fell 0.79% with a trading volume of $2.702 billion. Google held its 2025 strategy meeting, emphasizing risks and global scrutiny, while planning to focus on the Gemini model.
UnitedHealth, ranked thirteenth, fell 0.40% with a trading volume of $2.671 billion. UnitedHealth plans to extend the merger transaction period with Amedisys and seeks to gain more from Medicare through its physician network.
Rigetti Computing, in fourteenth place, fell 0.47% with a trading volume of $2.593 billion. Rigetti's performance in the quantum computing field has drawn attention, and despite the recent stock decline, its long-term potential is still viewed positively.
Alphabet C, ranked fifteenth, fell 0.70% with a trading volume of $2.288 billion. Google faces high risks of global scrutiny and plans to further focus on the application of new technologies by 2025.
TSMC, in sixteenth place, fell 0.62% with a trading volume of $2.186 billion. TSMC's U.S. plant will begin producing 4nm chips next year, with plans to raise prices for advanced processes.
Netflix, ranked seventeenth, fell 0.79% with a trading volume of $1.964 billion. Netflix's expansion into sports streaming signifies a shift in the industry landscape, with analysts suggesting a potential price increase.
Coinbase Global, in eighteenth place, fell 3.82% with a trading volume of $1.942 billion. Despite a rise in major cryptocurrency prices, stocks related to cryptocurrencies like Coinbase still face downward pressure.
Micron Technology, ranked nineteenth, fell 3.75% with a trading volume of $1.834 billion. Micron Technology is at risk of breaking below a critical pressure level, with significant interest shown in its options trading.
Costco, in twentieth place, fell 1.86% with a trading volume of $1.682 billion. U.S. holiday season retail sales grew by 3.8% year-over-year, demonstrating strong consumer demand in the market.
NVIDIA, in second place, rose 0.35% with a trading value of $22.906 billion. NVIDIA plans to launch its next-generation humanoid robot, Jetson Thor, in the first half of next year. Additionally, there are rumors that ByteDance plans to purchase 7 billion NVIDIA chips by 2025.
Apple, ranked third, fell 1.33% with a trading volume of $8.610 billion. Apple has decided not to adopt the 2nm process for its A19 chip and plans to offer free live streaming on Apple TV during the first weekend of 2025.
MicroStrategy, in fourth place, fell 8.19% with a trading volume of $7.706 billion. Last week, MicroStrategy acquired an additional 2,138 bitcoins at a cost of approximately $209 million. The company still has about $6.88 billion worth of shares available for issuance and sale.
Amazon, ranked fifth, fell 1.10% with a trading volume of $6.106 billion. Amazon's Brooklyn distribution center was sold by Thor Equities. Additionally, changes in the H-1B visa policy could be beneficial for Amazon.
Broadcom, in sixth place, fell 2.55% with a trading volume of $6.064 billion. Recent options trading in Broadcom shows an increase in short positions, indicating a conservative market sentiment.
Microsoft, ranked seventh, fell 1.32% with a trading volume of $5.522 billion. Comparative studies with industry competitors highlight Microsoft's competitive advantage in the software industry.
Palantir, in eighth place, fell 2.40% with a trading volume of $4.691 billion. Palantir Technologies has active options trading, with market sentiment showing investors' keen interest in its future performance.
Meta, ranked ninth, fell 1.43% with a trading volume of $4.113 billion. Meta Platforms faces new competition in the interactive media and services industry, but it still holds potential for future growth.
AMD, in tenth place, fell 2.20% with a trading volume of $3.578 billion. AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X3D processor has made its first benchmark appearance, demonstrating its continued innovation in high-performance computing.
Boeing, ranked eleventh, fell 2.26% with a trading volume of $3.144 billion. Boeing's bond market performance is outpacing its stock, indicating investor confidence in its long-term debt.
Alphabet A, in twelfth place, fell 0.79% with a trading volume of $2.702 billion. Google held its 2025 strategy meeting, emphasizing risks and global scrutiny, while planning to focus on the Gemini model.
UnitedHealth, ranked thirteenth, fell 0.40% with a trading volume of $2.671 billion. UnitedHealth plans to extend the merger transaction period with Amedisys and seeks to gain more from Medicare through its physician network.
Rigetti Computing, in fourteenth place, fell 0.47% with a trading volume of $2.593 billion. Rigetti's performance in the quantum computing field has drawn attention, and despite the recent stock decline, its long-term potential is still viewed positively.
Alphabet C, ranked fifteenth, fell 0.70% with a trading volume of $2.288 billion. Google faces high risks of global scrutiny and plans to further focus on the application of new technologies by 2025.
TSMC, in sixteenth place, fell 0.62% with a trading volume of $2.186 billion. TSMC's U.S. plant will begin producing 4nm chips next year, with plans to raise prices for advanced processes.
Netflix, ranked seventeenth, fell 0.79% with a trading volume of $1.964 billion. Netflix's expansion into sports streaming signifies a shift in the industry landscape, with analysts suggesting a potential price increase.
Coinbase Global, in eighteenth place, fell 3.82% with a trading volume of $1.942 billion. Despite a rise in major cryptocurrency prices, stocks related to cryptocurrencies like Coinbase still face downward pressure.
Micron Technology, ranked nineteenth, fell 3.75% with a trading volume of $1.834 billion. Micron Technology is at risk of breaking below a critical pressure level, with significant interest shown in its options trading.
Costco, in twentieth place, fell 1.86% with a trading volume of $1.682 billion. U.S. holiday season retail sales grew by 3.8% year-over-year, demonstrating strong consumer demand in the market.
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