Volume Stonkers | Trump Media surged 12.37%, NVIDIA Surpasses Apple as World's Most Valuable Company

NVIDIA rose by 0.48%, with a trading volume of $25.472 billion. NVIDIA once again surpassed Apple to become the world's most valuable company and has been included in the Dow Jones Index. Additionally, NVIDIA has requested SK Hynix to expedite the delivery of HBM4 chips to meet the high demand for AI GPUs.

Tesla fell by 2.47%, with a trading volume of $16.632 billion. Tesla's wholesale sales in the Chinese market for October were 68,280 units, down from 88,321 units in September. In addition, Tesla sold nearly $500 million in ABS bonds and plans to sign an endorsement contract with a viral Olympic athlete.

Apple dropped by 0.40%, with a trading volume of $9.254 billion. Apple plans to launch devices with the M4 Ultra chip next year and has postponed the production of the affordable Vision Pro until after 2027. Meanwhile, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway continues to reduce its holdings in Apple.

Microsoft declined by 0.47%, with a trading volume of $7.882 billion. Analysts believe Microsoft may transfer shareholder value to NVIDIA. Additionally, Microsoft's Azure growth guidance has caused market disagreement.

Amazon fell by 1.09%, with a trading volume of $7.510 billion. Citibank raised Amazon's target price to $252, anticipating multiple growth catalysts for the company.

Meta dropped by 1.14%, with a trading volume of $6.762 billion. Meta's earnings exceeded market expectations, and analysts are optimistic about its future performance. The company plans to begin testing AI technology in the U.S. next year to identify young Instagram users.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) fell by 0.81%, with a trading volume of $4.090 billion. AMD plans to release the next-generation RDNA 4 graphics cards early next year.

Trump Media & Technology Group rose by 12.37%, with a trading volume of $3.761 billion. The stock of Trump Media & Technology Group has shown significant volatility ahead of the U.S. presidential election, drawing market attention.

Alphabet Class A shares (Google A) fell by 1.20%, with a trading volume of $3.545 billion. Google plans to implement mandatory multi-factor authentication by 2025 and introduce new AI features to Maps, Google Earth, and Waze.

Eli Lilly fell by 1.55%, with a trading volume of $3.157 billion. Eli Lilly's stock price was impacted by competitor advancements, but Deutsche Bank maintained its buy rating with a target price of $1,015.

MicroStrategy fell by 2.93%, with a trading volume of $2.987 billion. Whale investors' movements regarding MicroStrategy's stock have drawn market attention.

Palantir dropped by 1.15%, with a trading volume of $2.761 billion. Palantir reported earnings that exceeded market expectations, with third-quarter revenue reaching $725.5 million and earnings per share of $0.10.

Alphabet Class C shares (Google C) fell by 1.14%, with a trading volume of $2.754 billion. Google continues to advance multi-factor authentication and introduce AI features across its applications.

Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares fell by 2.10%, with a trading volume of $2.470 billion. Berkshire's Q3 operating profit decreased by 6.2% year-over-year, and it continues to reduce its Apple holdings.

Constellation Energy fell by 12.46%, with a trading volume of $2.455 billion. Constellation Energy raised its full-year profit guidance and secured a 20-year order from Microsoft.

SMIC (Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation) fell by 0.08%, with a trading volume of $2.408 billion. SMIC plans to release new products in the future to enhance market competitiveness.

Broadcom fell by 0.22%, with a trading volume of $2.274 billion. UBS maintained its buy rating on Broadcom, raising the target price from $170 to $200.

Sherwin-Williams rose by 4.59%, with a trading volume of $2.082 billion. Sherwin-Williams was included in the Dow Jones Index, and the market views its importance as surpassing some tech giants.

TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) fell by 0.70%, with a trading volume of $2.056 billion. TSMC is considering raising prices for its 3nm process and CoWoS advanced packaging.

Viking Therapeutics fell by 13.36%, with a trading volume of $2.040 billion. Viking Therapeutics showcased the weight loss effects of its oral obesity drug FK2735 at the 2024 Obesity Week.