Volume Stonkers | Tesla fell 6.34%, Shanghai Gigafactory Opens, Boosting Energy Business by Over 50%

Tesla, the top stock by trading volume, fell 6.34% with a trading volume of $39.114 billion. Tesla's Shanghai Energy Storage Gigafactory has officially commenced operations, potentially boosting its energy business by over 50%. Meanwhile, BYD has launched an electric vehicle war against Tesla by offering free intelligent driving technology, causing Tesla's stock to hit its lowest closing price since November of last year.

NVIDIA, in second place, dropped 0.58% with a trading volume of $23.437 billion. Following the impact of DeepSeek, NVIDIA faces the test of its upcoming earnings report. Semiconductor company Tower is adapting to NVIDIA's architectural changes, and analysts are optimistic about the growth of AI optical networks.

Apple, ranking third, rose 2.18% with a trading volume of $12.136 billion. Apple's Beats has launched new sports earphones equipped with heart rate monitoring features, and the company is increasing its investment in artificial intelligence, potentially giving it an edge in the consumer frenzy.

Palantir, in fourth place, declined 3.46% with a trading volume of $10.688 billion. Palantir's latest options trends have drawn attention, with some AI application stocks surging at the opening, and Palantir rising over 1%.

Meta, in fifth place, increased 0.34% with a trading volume of $9.308 billion. Meta Platforms is introducing Instagram accounts for teenagers in India, with the stock price rising for 16 consecutive days.

Microsoft, ranking sixth, fell 0.19% with a trading volume of $7.259 billion. Microsoft is collaborating with Anduril to advance the next phase of combat goggles for the U.S. Army and is investing heavily with other giants in the AI sector.

Alibaba, in seventh place, rose 1.30% with a trading volume of $6.165 billion. Alibaba's stock increased due to news of AI collaborations, with its cloud business growth accelerated by AI, and analysts are watching the competition closely.

Amazon, ranking eighth, decreased 0.16% with a trading volume of $5.463 billion. Amazon had no major news updates, with market performance remaining stable.

SMCI, in ninth place, fell 9.47% with a trading volume of $5.087 billion. SMCI announced a private placement of $700 million and expects second-quarter net sales to be between $5.6 billion and $5.7 billion.

Charles Schwab, in tenth place, rose 2.53% with a trading volume of $4.910 billion. Charles Schwab has expanded 24-hour trading to all retail clients across all sectors, and Truist Securities has raised its target price to $91.

Shopify, ranking eleventh, increased 3.06% with a trading volume of $4.193 billion. Shopify saw significant AI-driven revenue growth in the fourth quarter, but its first-quarter profit outlook was disappointing, with its rating upgraded to $120.

Broadcom, in twelfth place, remained unchanged with a trading volume of $4.148 billion. Broadcom is investing in a cybersecurity-themed ETF amid increasing threats driven by artificial intelligence.

Microstrategy, ranking thirteenth, fell 4.53% with a trading volume of $3.881 billion. Microstrategy had no major news updates, with market performance remaining stable.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), in fourteenth place, rose 0.56% with a trading volume of $3.872 billion. AMD had no major news updates, with market performance remaining stable.

Google A, ranking fifteenth, decreased 0.62% with a trading volume of $3.692 billion. Google's CEO emphasized the biggest risk regarding AI is missing out, highlighting the importance of artificial intelligence.

Netflix, in sixteenth place, fell 1.90% with a trading volume of $3.232 billion. Netflix opened a restaurant on the Las Vegas Strip and garnered attention amid the AI application boom.

Intel, in seventeenth place, rose 6.07% with a trading volume of $3.160 billion. Intel's new processor, Core Ultra 9 275HX, received positive reviews, boosting its stock price.

Google C, ranking eighteenth, decreased 0.60% with a trading volume of $2.427 billion. Google C had no major news updates, with market performance remaining stable.

Tempus AI, in nineteenth place, rose 4.17% with a trading volume of $2.278 billion. Analysts significantly upgraded Tempus AI, with the stock price expected to reach new highs.

Uber, in twentieth place, fell 2.20% with a trading volume of $2.083 billion. Uber faces challenges amid the wave of optimism following competitor Lyft's positive fourth-quarter earnings report, with its target price being raised to $89.