Volume Stonkers | Tesla rose 9.80%, Relaxed U.S. Driving Regulations Boost Tesla Sentiment

Tesla rose 9.80%, with a trading volume of $46.279 billion. Tesla benefited from the positive sentiment surrounding the U.S. government's plans to relax autonomous driving regulations, and California's plans to amend its autonomous vehicle laws. Additionally, Tesla's options trading was active, with 6.0993 million contracts traded and 8.9306 million open contracts. NVIDIA increased by 4.30%, with a trading volume of $27.353 billion. NVIDIA executives indicated that the momentum in AI data center construction hasn't shown signs of slowing down, and its options trading was also active, with 5.5753 million contracts traded and 22.3632 million open contracts. Palantir climbed 4.64%, with a trading volume of $11.334 billion. Palantir's stock benefited from strong performance in defense stocks, and Bill Baruch announced on CNBC live that he was purchasing more Palantir shares. The company's options trading showed 1.1426 million contracts traded and 3.4677 million open contracts. Meta rose 2.65%, with a trading volume of $9.276 billion. Meta plans to release its earnings report on April 30, and analysts are optimistic about its performance forecast. Meanwhile, Meta faces a $22 million fine in Nigeria. Google A increased by 1.68%, with a trading volume of $9.119 billion. Google's advertising business remains strong, and the company announced a $70 billion stock buyback plan. Analysts believe AI opportunities have not yet been reflected in its stock price, and JPMorgan maintains an overweight rating. Apple rose 0.44%, with a trading volume of $7.947 billion. Apple faces allegations of infringing 53 chip patents with its iPhone, Watch, and iPad devices. Options trading showed 815,100 contracts traded and 4.9992 million open contracts. Microsoft increased by 1.18%, with a trading volume of $7.337 billion. Microsoft's earnings will be announced next week, drawing attention to the slowdown in data center projects. Options trading showed 246,700 contracts traded and 2.0037 million open contracts. Microstrategy rose 5.24%, with a trading volume of $7.049 billion. Cryptocurrency stocks continued to surge, and the Federal Reserve's revocation of crypto regulatory guidance provided a positive impact for Microstrategy. Amazon increased by 1.31%, with a trading volume of $6.829 billion. Deutsche Bank indicated that Amazon investors should prepare for a slowdown in sequential growth in the second quarter. Options trading showed 700,000 contracts traded and 4.1845 million open contracts. Google C rose 1.47%, with a trading volume of $5.788 billion. Google announced a $70 billion stock buyback plan, and JPMorgan maintains an overweight rating, raising the target price to $195. Netflix rose 0.43%, with a trading volume of $4.331 billion. Netflix's rating was downgraded to hold by Punto Casa de Bolsa, with a target price of $1,200. Options trading showed 228,200 contracts traded and 681,700 open contracts. Broadcom increased by 2.21%, with a trading volume of $4.046 billion. Jim Cramer noted that the demand for AI chips continues to accelerate, benefiting Broadcom's market performance. Options trading showed 305,800 contracts traded and 2.1133 million open contracts. UnitedHealth fell 1.38%, with a trading volume of $3.851 billion. Barclays lowered UnitedHealth's target price to $513, impacting stock trading. T-Mobile US dropped 11.22%, with a trading volume of $3.181 billion. Despite surpassing expectations in its first-quarter earnings report, investor anticipation remains high for more user growth. Eli Lilly rose 2.88%, with a trading volume of $2.964 billion. Eli Lilly is seeking a review of the EU's rejection of its Alzheimer's therapy and has received positive reviews for several drugs. Intel fell 6.70%, with a trading volume of $2.928 billion. JPMorgan lowered Intel's target price to $20, influenced by tariff issues, and Intel faces performance challenges. ServiceNow rose 0.78%, with a trading volume of $2.731 billion. Due to strong first-quarter performance, BNP Paribas Exane raised its target price for ServiceNow to $901. Super Micro Computer (SMCI) increased by 2.30%, with a trading volume of $2.718 billion. Analysts maintain a buy rating but lowered the target price to $135. Options trading showed 509,600 contracts traded and 3.7722 million open contracts. TSMC rose 0.51%, with a trading volume of $2.358 billion. TSMC expects to mass-produce the SoW-X package system by 2027 and the 1.4nm process by 2028. Merck increased by 3.65%, with a trading volume of $2.261 billion. Merck remains confident in mergers and acquisitions amid market uncertainty and gained from Summit's latest cancer drug data release.