Volume Stonkers | UPS fell 14.11%, Amazon Reduction Plan Spurs Drop

NVIDIA rose by 0.98%, with a trading volume of $46.995 billion. NVIDIA attracted significant retail investor inflows, with JPMorgan noting that related ETF inflows reached $2 billion.

Tesla increased by 2.87%, with a trading volume of $38.749 billion. During its annual conference call, Tesla stated that this year might be the most important in its history, with potential major breakthroughs in FSD functionality and the future of its robotics business possibly surpassing automotive.

Microsoft declined by 6.18%, with a trading volume of $22.420 billion. Microsoft's cloud revenue unexpectedly slowed, marking its largest single-day drop since 2022, despite significant annualized growth in its AI business.

Meta rose by 1.55%, with a trading volume of $20.274 billion. Analysts recognized Meta's AI investments and growth in advertising technology, with Zuckerberg declaring this year as the "decisive year" for AI glasses.

Apple fell by 0.74%, with a trading volume of $10.726 billion. Apple is negotiating ad tests with the social platform X, indicating its active exploration in the digital advertising space.

Broadcom increased by 4.51%, with a trading volume of $9.194 billion. Broadcom performed strongly in the semiconductor sector, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rising by 1.2%.

Amazon declined by 1.03%, with a trading volume of $7.410 billion. Amazon is increasing its advertising spend on the X platform and is implementing further layoffs to drive cost savings.

ServiceNow dropped by 11.60%, with a trading volume of $6.243 billion. ServiceNow's target price was raised, and it received an "outperform" rating from multiple institutions.

Alphabet Class A rose by 2.79%, with a trading volume of $4.832 billion. Google offered voluntary exit packages to some employees and maintained a high rating, with its target price raised to $225.

UPS fell by 14.11%, with a trading volume of $4.650 billion. UPS plans to reduce its business with Amazon, leading to a significant drop in its stock price.

Alibaba rose by 6.25%, with a trading volume of $4.579 billion. Alibaba launched the new AI model Qwen 2.5-Max and updated its API pricing.

MicroStrategy declined by 0.34%, with a trading volume of $4.337 billion. MicroStrategy enhanced its AI capabilities with the release of MicroStrategy ONE updates.

IBM surged by 12.96%, with a trading volume of $3.935 billion. IBM's strong earnings report pushed its stock price significantly higher.

Netflix fell by 0.50%, with a trading volume of $3.768 billion. Netflix reached a toy licensing agreement with Jazwares to develop toys for the "Stranger Things" series.

Palantir rose by 1.83%, with a trading volume of $3.689 billion. Palantir received a "sell" rating from Jefferies, maintaining a target price of $28.

AMD increased by 1.29%, with a trading volume of $3.485 billion. AMD's new processors support AI-driven workloads, and analysts maintained a "buy" rating.

Mastercard rose by 3.12%, with a trading volume of $3.376 billion. Mastercard's profits exceeded expectations, with consumer spending remaining strong.

Vistra surged by 13.61%, with a trading volume of $3.024 billion. Vistra experienced a significant rise amid strong performance in nuclear stocks.

Alphabet Class C rose by 2.76%, with a trading volume of $2.916 billion. Google continued offering voluntary exit packages to employees, with analysts raising its target price.

TSMC rose by 2.88%, with a trading volume of $2.787 billion. The semiconductor sector overall showed strength, with TSMC performing positively.