Volume Stonkers | Tesla fell 5.58%, Nvidia declined 5.74%, Trump claims attacks on Tesla have decreased

Tesla, ranked first in trading volume, fell 5.58% with a trading volume of $41.209 billion. Former President Trump stated that attacks on Tesla have decreased since Pam Bondi's remarks on accountability.

Ranked second, Nvidia saw a decline of 5.74%, with a trading volume of $33.502 billion. Microsoft has abandoned new data center projects in the U.S. and Europe, and well-known analysts believe there are significant risks to sales in China.

Meta, in third place, dropped 2.45%, with a trading volume of $7.736 billion. Italy plans to claim more than 1 billion euros in VAT from Meta, and the EU is urging the creation of an independent Marketplace website.

Apple, ranked fourth, fell 0.99% with a trading volume of $7.662 billion. Reports suggest Apple has ordered Nvidia systems worth about $1 billion, and Apple CEO Tim Cook met with NetEase CEO Ding Lei.

Palantir, in fifth, declined 4.37%, with a trading volume of $7.585 billion. Everfox signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Palantir to enhance joint command and control capabilities.

Amazon, ranked sixth, decreased by 2.23% with a trading volume of $6.631 billion. Amazon has taken creative control over the James Bond franchise, inviting top producers to reboot this classic series.

In seventh place, Microsoft fell 1.31% with a trading volume of $6.303 billion. Microsoft canceled some IDC concept plans, and OpenAI's revenue is expected to grow 2.4 times this year.

Broadcom, ranked eighth, dropped 4.78% with a trading volume of $5.535 billion. Insiders at Broadcom sold $5.83 million worth of stock.

Microstrategy, in ninth place, fell 3.66% with a trading volume of $5.524 billion. Insiders at Microstrategy sold $710,000 worth of stock.

Google A, ranked tenth, declined 3.23% with a trading volume of $4.809 billion. The Titan Security Key will be available in over 10 new countries/regions.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), in eleventh place, dropped 4.02% with a trading volume of $4.414 billion. Stocks in the AI manufacturing sector declined, and Microsoft canceled some IDC concept plans.

Google C, ranked twelfth, fell 3.27% with a trading volume of $3.790 billion. Google released the next generation of AI models, the Gemini 2.5 series.

Netflix, in thirteenth place, decreased 2.67% with a trading volume of $3.441 billion. Jefferies maintained a buy rating for Netflix, with a target price of $1,200.

JPMorgan Chase, ranked fourteenth, saw a slight decline of 0.06%, with a trading volume of $2.918 billion. Discord is collaborating with JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs on plans to go public in 2025.

Applovin, in fifteenth place, fell 5.39% with a trading volume of $2.731 billion. Applovin is expected to potentially double to $600.

Berkshire Hathaway B, ranked sixteenth, rose 0.71% with a trading volume of $2.665 billion. Warren Buffett announced the winner of his $1 million prize pool competition.

Micron Technology, in seventeenth place, decreased 2.18% with a trading volume of $2.527 billion. Micron Technology informed its supply chain of price increases, potentially shifting to a seller's market.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), ranked eighteenth, fell 4.09% with a trading volume of $2.516 billion. Nvidia's Rubin will adopt TSMC's SoIC technology.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI), in nineteenth place, dropped 8.86% with a trading volume of $2.242 billion. Stocks in the AI manufacturing sector declined, and Microsoft canceled some IDC concept plans.

Walmart, ranked twentieth, rose 0.47% with a trading volume of $2.188 billion. A subsidiary of JPMorgan has launched embedded financial services for Walmart marketplace sellers.