US stocks ranked by regular-session dollar volume.
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The most active US stocks are the names trading the highest dollar volume in today's regular session — where the market is putting real money to work. Elevated volume often marks institutional accumulation or distribution, a reaction to fresh news, or heightened interest around an earnings report or event.
Ranking by dollar volume (price × shares traded) rather than share count keeps the list weighted toward the stocks that actually move the market, instead of low-priced tickers that trade millions of shares for very little value. Click any ticker to open its full quote page for the chart, financials, and latest news.
Stocks are ranked by regular-session dollar volume (price × shares traded) across liquid US common stocks. Rankings refresh on a 60-second server snapshot, and displayed quotes update every few seconds while the market is open.
Most-active stocks are those trading the greatest dollar volume during the session. Dollar volume multiplies price by the number of shares traded, so it highlights where the largest amount of money is changing hands.
Volume itself is neutral — it measures activity, not direction. High volume confirms the conviction behind a move, whether the stock is rising or falling, which is why traders watch it alongside price.
Rankings are recalculated on a 60-second snapshot, and the prices shown refresh every few seconds during market hours.
Dollar volume avoids skewing the list toward very low-priced stocks that can trade huge share counts while representing little actual value. It keeps the ranking focused on the most economically significant activity.
Context summarizes recent news and may not be the direct cause of a price move.
US stocks ranked by regular-session dollar volume.
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Final for Sep 4, 2026
US stocks · $2B+ market cap · Liquidity screened · Session Sep 4, 2026
| # | Company | Latest context | Price | Change | Dollar vol. | Mkt cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | MU Micron | Micron Technology (MU) shares are surging today, recently surpassing the $1,000 mark for the first time, driven by renewed enthusiasm for AI infrastructure following the launch of OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra model. The stock is also benefiting from a strategic partnership and investment in Anthropic to optimize AI memory architectures, alongside bullish analyst revisions citing a persistent supply squeeze in the high-bandwidth memory market. This upward momentum is further supported by potential supply disruptions at rival Samsung and anticipation ahead of Micron's upcoming fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report. | $1,016.59 | +6.10% | $35.22B | $1.08T |
| 2 | NVDA Nvidia | Nvidia agreed to acquire open-source AI platform Hugging Face for about $12.9 billion, with the deal expected to close in the first half of 2027. It may also invest $2 billion in AI cloud firm Nscale and join a funding round for Thinking Machines Lab. | $230.36 | +0.84% | $31.37B | $5.51T |
| 3 | SNDK SanDisk Corp | SanDisk (SNDK) shares surged nearly 12% driven by heightened AI infrastructure optimism following Nvidia's $12.9 billion acquisition of Hugging Face and reports from Hewlett Packard Enterprise of a severe supply shortage in enterprise NAND storage. This momentum was further amplified by a bullish analyst update from Lynx Research, which set a $2,450 price target, and a broader sector recovery as easing Treasury yields favored high-growth semiconductor stocks. The move reflects a combination of strong idiosyncratic demand for memory solutions and positive macro-driven sentiment across the technology sector. | $1,740.00 | +11.90% | $27.91B | $227.68B |
| 4 | TSLA Tesla | Tesla shares fell approximately 6 percent following a disappointing launch event for its Cybercab robotaxi that lacked a public livestream and specific production timelines. The decline was further fueled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opening an audit into the vehicle's safety certification due to its lack of traditional steering wheels and pedals. This company-specific movement reflects investor concerns over regulatory hurdles and the near-term commercial viability of Tesla's autonomous fleet. | $354.08 | -5.92% | $23.11B | $1.49T |
| 5 | AAPL Apple | Apple’s foldable iPhone production is limited to a few hundred units daily due to strict quality standards. The company reportedly canceled development of a large foldable MacBook and a planned OLED MacBook. | $319.97 | -2.51% | $12.72B | $4.79T |
| 6 | AVGO Broadcom | Analysts remain broadly positive on Broadcom’s AI outlook, with mixed but generally firm price-target revisions. Macquarie upgraded the stock, citing potential Anthropic purchases above $40 billion by FY2028 that could offset Google-related risks. | $357.90 | +0.21% | $11.73B | $1.70T |
| 7 | META Meta Platforms | No recent catalyst | $616.77 | +1.00% | $9.79B | $1.56T |
| 8 | AMD Advanced Micro Devices | AMD shares are rising significantly following the company's keynote at the IFA technology conference in Berlin, where management unveiled its Personal AI strategy and the Threadripper Halo Station workstation featuring dual liquid-cooled Instinct MI350P accelerators. The stock is also reacting to the commencement of commercial shipments for the Helios rack-scale AI platform and a major international partnership to deploy over 10,000 Instinct GPUs for a large-scale inference cluster. This upward movement is reinforced by broader sector strength as major semiconductor peers report record-breaking demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure, although some financial models suggest the stock is currently overvalued following significant insider selling. | $477.57 | +4.69% | $9.29B | $744.67B |
| 9 | INTC Intel | Intel shares are advancing today primarily due to positive investor response to the launch of new Agentic AI skilling programs in India, which aim to build a specialized workforce for the AI-driven economy. This upward momentum is supported by broader optimism surrounding the company's foundry turnaround strategy and sustained demand for AI-related data center chips following a robust second-quarter earnings performance. Additionally, the stock is benefiting from positive sentiment across the semiconductor sector and recent analyst price target increases that highlight confidence in Intel's manufacturing milestones. | $95.80 | +4.51% | $9.26B | $481.68B |
| 10 | MSFT Microsoft | Stifel raised Microsoft’s price target, citing accelerating M365 Copilot deployments and flexible model choice. From November, Xbox Game Pass will cap monthly cloud-gaming hours, while users can buy extra playtime or stream owned games without a subscription. | $499.70 | -2.04% | $9.07B | $3.79T |
| 11 | AMZN Amazon | Amazon is moving lower today as investors react to a significant regulatory challenge from the FTC and 22 states alleging the company inflated advertising auction prices, creating uncertainty around its high-margin ad revenue. The stock is also facing pressure from company-specific concerns regarding its massive 200 billion dollar capital expenditure forecast for AI infrastructure, which has sparked a re-evaluation of its long-term margin outlook. While some analysts maintain that the stock remains fundamentally undervalued, this downward move is primarily driven by these unique legal and financial headwinds and a broader market wariness toward heavy AI spending. | $258.51 | -0.15% | $7.93B | $2.79T |
| 12 | GOOGL Alphabet Class A | No recent catalyst | $338.46 | -1.11% | $7.86B | $4.17T |
| 13 | SPCX SpaceX | Space Exploration Technologies (SPCX) is declining today as a stronger-than-expected August jobs report intensified market fears of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike, which disproportionately pressures high-valuation growth stocks. Additionally, the stock is facing significant selling pressure ahead of a major share unlock scheduled for September 9, when approximately 319 million shares will become eligible for sale. This downward movement also reflects profit-taking following a sharp rally in the previous session that was driven by bullish analyst forecasts regarding the company's expansion into artificial intelligence infrastructure. | $147.95 | -1.20% | $7.32B | $2.03T |
| 14 | DELL Dell Technologies | Dell Technologies is moving significantly lower today as investors engage in profit-taking following a record-breaking rally that saw the stock reach an all-time high of $515.01 yesterday. Despite reporting record second-quarter results with $60.9 billion in AI orders and raising its full-year revenue guidance to $192 billion, the stock is facing downward pressure from broader market weakness triggered by a disappointing ADP private-sector payrolls report and escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Additionally, while the company's AI server demand remains robust, market sentiment has been tempered by analyst concerns regarding the long-term durability of gross margins amidst rising component costs. | $524.14 | +1.50% | $5.80B | $334.77B |
| 15 | TSM TSMC | Cboe data showed unusually high Taiwan Semiconductor options activity, with call contracts outnumbering puts and put-call skew flattening, indicating a modestly bullish options tone. | $428.91 | +2.85% | $5.24B | $1.96T |
| 16 | PLTR Palantir Technologies | Palantir is trading lower today as investors engage in profit-taking following a massive August rally that left the stock at an elevated valuation of over 100 times forward earnings. The decline is further fueled by an analyst downgrade to a distribute rating and reports of insider selling, which have dampened sentiment despite the company's recent U.S. Army contract win. This downward move is largely company-specific, reflecting a market correction as the stock pulls back from its recent 2026 highs. | $174.33 | -4.49% | $4.91B | $438.64B |
| 17 | MRVL Marvell | Marvell Technology shares are climbing today as investors respond to a positive analyst note from RBC, which designated the stock as a premier dip-buying opportunity for exposure to the artificial intelligence infrastructure market. The rally is further fueled by renewed focus on the company's acquisition of Celestial AI and its critical role in providing optical connectivity solutions, alongside a broader sector-wide rebound in semiconductor stocks. This upward trend suggests a shift in market sentiment as investors look past recent earnings volatility toward long-term growth in AI data center demand. | $223.55 | +7.05% | $4.66B | $183.12B |
| 18 | GOOG Alphabet Class C | No recent catalyst | $335.31 | -1.05% | $4.26B | $4.17T |
| 19 | ORCL Oracle | Oracle stock is climbing due to a major 17 billion dollar expansion of its health records contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs and positive analyst revisions from Morgan Stanley and Bernstein ahead of its upcoming earnings release. The shares are also gaining momentum from Federal Reserve comments suggesting steady interest rates, which offers significant financial relief for the company’s multi-billion dollar debt-funded AI data center build-out. | $158.78 | +3.08% | $4.19B | $443.71B |
| 20 | BE Bloom Energy | Bloom Energy shares are surging following the official announcement that the company will be added to the S&P 500 index as part of its quarterly rebalancing, effective September 21, 2026. The stock gained over 7 percent during the regular session in anticipation of the move and continued to climb in after-hours trading once the inclusion was confirmed. This milestone is supported by the company's strong 2026 performance, which includes record quarterly earnings and high demand for its fuel-cell technology to power artificial intelligence data centers. | $252.87 | +7.35% | $4.09B | $69.38B |
| 21 | MSTR Strategy | MicroStrategy is declining significantly today due to a technical pullback from overbought levels following a recent rally, as momentum indicators signaled buyer exhaustion after Bitcoin reached the 80,000 dollar threshold. The downward pressure is amplified by a slight retreat in Bitcoin's price and investor caution surrounding upcoming regulatory developments, such as the Senate vote on the CLARITY Act. As a leveraged proxy for the cryptocurrency, the stock is experiencing an outsized reaction to these factors, consistent with its high historical volatility. | $142.80 | -1.39% | $3.83B | $55.64B |
| 22 | LULU Lululemon Athletica | Lululemon shares plunged approximately 18% to an eight-year low after the company reported a 4% decline in second-quarter revenue and slashed its full-year guidance for the second time this year. While earnings per share technically beat expectations, the result was heavily inflated by a one-time tariff refund that masked a 12% drop in comparable sales in the Americas and a 20% decline in its signature women's leggings category. This company-specific sell-off reflects investor concerns over deteriorating demand in core markets and a weak outlook for the third quarter. | $100.61 | -17.38% | $3.75B | $14.10B |
| 23 | NBIS Nebius Group | Nebius Group shares are rising significantly following a strategic update that raised the company's year-end contracted power target to five gigawatts and the disclosure that Lone Pine Capital has made the stock its largest holding. Market enthusiasm is further driven by the signing of four multi-billion dollar AI cloud agreements and a reported 454 percent year-over-year revenue increase, signaling robust demand for the company's AI infrastructure. This movement is primarily company-specific, reflecting investor confidence in the company's ability to capture surging enterprise GPU demand through its rapidly expanding data center capacity. | $226.39 | +7.48% | $3.28B | $57.26B |
| 24 | NFLX Netflix | Netflix shares fell over 5% today following the company's announcement of significant subscription price increases in the United Kingdom, including a 33% jump for its entry-level ad-supported tier. This move has sparked investor concerns regarding potential subscriber churn and cancellations in a key global market, compounding existing anxieties over a Q3 revenue guidance miss that fell short of analyst expectations. The downward movement is primarily company-specific, reflecting a shift in monetization strategy amid decelerating top-line growth throughout 2026. | $78.25 | -5.35% | $3.19B | $344.23B |
| 25 | LITE Lumentum Holdings | Lumentum Holdings is moving significantly higher today due to continued bullish momentum following recent analyst initiations from Deutsche Bank and Evercore ISI, which designated the company as a top pick for the next wave of AI infrastructure spending. The stock is also benefiting from a sector-wide lift after peer Ciena reported an earnings beat yesterday, reinforcing strong market demand for optical networking components driven by AI data center expansion. This upward movement reflects a broader trend of investors positioning for share gains in Western optical names as demand for high-speed connectivity surges. | $881.26 | +4.00% | $3.10B | $76.01B |
| 26 | SNOW Snowflake | Snowflake shares are declining today as investors lock in profits following a substantial 23 percent rally triggered by the company's strong second-quarter fiscal 2027 earnings report and raised full-year guidance. Although the results exceeded Wall Street expectations, the stock is facing a company-specific pullback as market participants digest the recent surge and address concerns regarding its elevated valuation. This downward movement represents a technical correction after the shares reached multi-month highs earlier in the week. | $337.18 | -5.41% | $2.92B | $123.55B |
| 27 | HOOD Robinhood | Robinhood (HOOD) shares are declining today primarily due to a public dispute with AMC Entertainment’s CEO, who questioned the legality of the brokerage's tokenized stock offerings and initiated a legal review of the arrangement. This regulatory uncertainty is being compounded by significant insider selling from top executives and profit-taking following a sharp weekly rally that saw the stock reach multi-month highs. The downward move is largely company-specific, reflecting investor caution over the legal framework of Robinhood's new blockchain-based products and reports of slowing platform trading volumes. | $122.11 | -2.09% | $2.90B | $112.13B |
| 28 | CBRS Cerebras Systems, Inc. Class A | Cerebras Systems (CBRS) is surging following the announcement of a landmark 165 MW AI data center project in Finland and reports of new multi-million dollar institutional investments from Bank of New York Mellon and Raiffeisen Bank International. The stock's upward momentum is further supported by a price target increase from Morgan Stanley, which highlighted the company's accelerating AI chip adoption and its massive 25.4 billion dollar order backlog. This rally reflects strong investor confidence in the company’s ability to scale its wafer-scale engine architecture as a primary competitor in the global AI infrastructure market. | $210.05 | +10.30% | $2.87B | $42.63B |
| 29 | AMAT Applied Materials | Applied Materials shares rallied over 4 percent as investors moved to buy back into the stock following a steep post-earnings correction that left shares looking oversold relative to record third-quarter results. The rebound is primarily driven by a positive reassessment of the company's significantly higher-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue guidance and surging demand for AI-related wafer fabrication equipment. Confidence was further supported by recent analyst price target hikes and management's decision to raise its 2026 growth forecasts for semiconductor systems. | $454.71 | +4.31% | $2.73B | $345.94B |
| 30 | CRM Salesforce | Salesforce approved a new deferred compensation plan letting executives and select employees defer up to 75% of base pay and 90% of bonuses, with flexible investment choices and payout schedules. | $259.23 | -1.97% | $2.73B | $217.63B |
| 31 | WDC Western Digital | Western Digital shares are rising today due to a broad memory-sector rally and investor optimism surrounding AI-driven data-center storage demand. The stock's gains are supported by recent fiscal fourth-quarter results that exceeded analyst expectations and strong earnings guidance for the upcoming quarter, alongside reports that global memory capacity remains locked in under long-term contracts. This upward momentum also reflects the market's ability to absorb recent insider selling as investors prioritize the company's expanding margins and leadership in the AI infrastructure cycle. | $467.46 | +5.86% | $2.69B | $159.20B |
| 32 | XOM Exxon Mobil | Exxon Mobil is moving higher today following an analyst price target increase to $166.10 and a rating upgrade, reflecting improved sentiment toward the company's valuation. The stock is also gaining momentum from a historic oil deal between the United States and Venezuela that reportedly allows the company to re-enter the region, coupled with sector-wide tailwinds from record-high diesel refining margins. This upward movement appears to be a combination of company-specific developments and broader energy sector strength. | $159.47 | -1.69% | $2.59B | $666.99B |
| 33 | LRCX Lam Research | Lam Research is moving significantly higher following the announcement of a multi-billion-dollar expansion of its semiconductor laboratory network in Oregon and a substantial increase in its quarterly dividend. The stock also received a boost from positive analyst sentiment, including a price target hike to $340 by Bernstein, alongside sector-wide momentum driven by surging global demand for AI-related wafer fabrication equipment. This move is primarily company-specific but is further supported by broader structural tailwinds in the semiconductor industry. | $307.65 | +5.12% | $2.55B | $366.21B |
| 34 | LLY Eli Lilly & Co | Eli Lilly is preparing Phase 1 trials for tirzepatide in adults with Type 1 diabetes and excess weight, and oral LY5625575 in people with inflammation. The studies expand its diabetes, obesity and inflammation pipeline. | $1,149.36 | -0.88% | $2.55B | $1.09T |
| 35 | KLAC KLA | KLA Corporation shares are surging today as part of a broad-based recovery rally across the semiconductor equipment sector, with investors buying back into the stock following a period of oversold conditions. This upward momentum is further supported by robust U.S. employment data for August, which significantly exceeded forecasts and bolstered market confidence in the economic resilience of high-growth technology companies. The move appears to be driven by sector-wide dynamics rather than company-specific news, as peers like Applied Materials and Lam Research are also posting significant gains in a rotation back toward semiconductor infrastructure. | $185.60 | +7.32% | $2.35B | $225.95B |
| 36 | UNH UnitedHealth | No recent catalyst | $397.14 | -0.95% | $2.21B | $359.88B |
| 37 | WMT Walmart | Walmart is expanding restaurant delivery through a partnership with Inspire Brands. Dunkin’ will launch in 150 Walmart locations, with plans to reach most of its 10,000 U.S. restaurants through Walmart’s app and website. | $107.14 | -1.18% | $2.21B | $860.18B |
| 38 | ASML ASML Holding | No recent catalyst | $1,714.88 | +4.17% | $2.20B | $631.79B |
| 39 | MRNA Moderna | Moderna is moving significantly higher today as the stock rebounds from a recent pullback, with investors refocusing on the company's oncology breakthrough following successful Phase 3 results for its personalized mRNA cancer vaccine. Additional momentum is provided by the recent initiation of a Phase 3 clinical trial for its avian flu vaccine, which reinforces the commercial potential of its mRNA platform beyond respiratory diseases. This rally is company-specific and reflects a fundamental re-rating of the firm's long-term clinical pipeline despite recent investor concerns regarding a 2.6 billion dollar convertible notes offering. | $145.55 | -2.23% | $2.18B | $59.43B |
| 40 | STX Seagate Tech | Seagate Technology (STX) shares are climbing significantly today following the disclosure that Lone Pine Capital has taken a sizeable new position in the company, signaling strong institutional confidence. The stock is also benefiting from a technical rebound from oversold conditions and a broader sector rally in AI-related storage and memory stocks, supported by an increased analyst consensus price target of $1,116. This upward momentum reflects sustained investor optimism regarding the company's HAMR technology and its role in meeting the growing demand for AI infrastructure and enterprise data center storage. | $849.28 | +6.34% | $2.15B | $181.00B |
| 41 | SMCI Super Micro Computer | Super Micro Computer (SMCI) is moving significantly higher today following the announcement of preliminary fiscal year 2026 results and an aggressive revenue forecast of $65 billion to $72 billion for fiscal year 2027. This rally is primarily driven by a record $60 billion order backlog and a sharp rebound in quarterly gross margins to 17.5%, which has reassured investors of the company's profitability and dominant position in the AI infrastructure market. The move is further supported by sector-wide momentum in semiconductors and heightened investor interest in AI hardware providers ahead of major industry developments. | $39.59 | +4.54% | $2.13B | $24.88B |
| 42 | ALAB Astera Labs, Inc. | Astera Labs is trading significantly higher today as investors refocus on the company's strong fundamental growth and triple-digit revenue expansion following a recent market correction. The upward momentum is primarily driven by the accelerated volume production of its Scorpio X-Series AI fabric switches and bullish third-quarter guidance, which has prompted several analysts to raise their price targets. Market sentiment is further supported by anticipation of the company's upcoming participation in a major global technology conference. | $310.40 | +9.75% | $2.04B | $49.07B |
| 43 | COST Costco | Analysts lowered Costco’s price targets but kept positive Buy and Outperform ratings, citing resilient retail performance despite consumer pressure and higher fuel and transportation costs. | $915.74 | -1.04% | $1.91B | $410.40B |
| 44 | PANW Palo Alto Networks | No recent catalyst | $333.26 | +0.40% | $1.88B | $270.53B |
| 45 | CRWV CoreWeave | CoreWeave (CRWV) is trading significantly higher today following the announcement that CEO Michael Intrator will present at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference on September 8, fueling investor expectations for updates on AI infrastructure demand and financial guidance. The stock is also benefiting from a recent partnership with Rescale to support engineering and AI workloads, alongside a surge in bullish options activity where call volume has significantly outpaced puts. While recent large-scale insider selling by the CEO initially created caution, the current move is driven by positive market sentiment and the company's growing visibility as a preferred "neocloud" provider for AI labs. | $89.36 | +5.68% | $1.83B | $46.64B |
| 46 | CRDO Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd | Credo’s latest Form 10-Q did not update its risk disclosures. Risks listed in its May 2, 2026 Form 10-K, including potential operational and financial challenges, remain relevant. | $170.57 | +3.90% | $1.82B | $30.86B |
| 47 | CRWD CrowdStrike Holdings | Analysts generally raised CrowdStrike’s targets after its investor events, citing strong AI security positioning, new AI products, and long-term growth potential. The company also expects 20% net new ARR growth in fiscal 2028 and $20B ARR by fiscal 2035. | $213.10 | -0.87% | $1.80B | $220.12B |
| 48 | ADBE Adobe | Adobe stock is declining significantly following a major leadership shake-up that includes the appointment of Anil Chakravarthy to succeed longtime CEO Shantanu Narayen and the unexpected departure of Digital Media President David Wadhwani. This executive turnover, occurring just days before the company's scheduled earnings report, has intensified investor concerns regarding strategic stability and the potential for generative AI to disrupt its recurring revenue model. Additionally, a recent analyst downgrade to Underweight has further pressured the stock as the market reassesses Adobe's competitive positioning and long-term growth prospects. | $266.51 | -6.73% | $1.78B | $113.59B |
| 49 | NOW ServiceNow | No recent catalyst | $141.26 | -2.97% | $1.77B | $150.54B |
| 50 | CAT Caterpillar | No recent catalyst | $813.94 | +1.72% | $1.75B | $367.80B |
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Micron Technology (MU) shares are surging today, recently surpassing the $1,000 mark for the first time, driven by renewed enthusiasm for AI infrastructure following the launch of OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra model. The stock is also benefiting from a strategic partnership and investment in Anthropic to optimize AI memory architectures, alongside bullish analyst revisions citing a persistent supply squeeze in the high-bandwidth memory market. This upward momentum is further supported by potential supply disruptions at rival Samsung and anticipation ahead of Micron's upcoming fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report.
Micron · Updated Sep 5
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Nvidia agreed to acquire open-source AI platform Hugging Face for about $12.9 billion, with the deal expected to close in the first half of 2027. It may also invest $2 billion in AI cloud firm Nscale and join a funding round for Thinking Machines Lab.
Nvidia · Updated Sep 4
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SanDisk (SNDK) shares surged nearly 12% driven by heightened AI infrastructure optimism following Nvidia's $12.9 billion acquisition of Hugging Face and reports from Hewlett Packard Enterprise of a severe supply shortage in enterprise NAND storage. This momentum was further amplified by a bullish analyst update from Lynx Research, which set a $2,450 price target, and a broader sector recovery as easing Treasury yields favored high-growth semiconductor stocks. The move reflects a combination of strong idiosyncratic demand for memory solutions and positive macro-driven sentiment across the technology sector.
SanDisk Corp · Updated Sep 5
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Tesla shares fell approximately 6 percent following a disappointing launch event for its Cybercab robotaxi that lacked a public livestream and specific production timelines. The decline was further fueled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opening an audit into the vehicle's safety certification due to its lack of traditional steering wheels and pedals. This company-specific movement reflects investor concerns over regulatory hurdles and the near-term commercial viability of Tesla's autonomous fleet.
Tesla · Updated Sep 5
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Apple’s foldable iPhone production is limited to a few hundred units daily due to strict quality standards. The company reportedly canceled development of a large foldable MacBook and a planned OLED MacBook.
Apple · Updated Sep 4
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Analysts remain broadly positive on Broadcom’s AI outlook, with mixed but generally firm price-target revisions. Macquarie upgraded the stock, citing potential Anthropic purchases above $40 billion by FY2028 that could offset Google-related risks.
Broadcom · Updated Sep 4
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AMD shares are rising significantly following the company's keynote at the IFA technology conference in Berlin, where management unveiled its Personal AI strategy and the Threadripper Halo Station workstation featuring dual liquid-cooled Instinct MI350P accelerators. The stock is also reacting to the commencement of commercial shipments for the Helios rack-scale AI platform and a major international partnership to deploy over 10,000 Instinct GPUs for a large-scale inference cluster. This upward movement is reinforced by broader sector strength as major semiconductor peers report record-breaking demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure, although some financial models suggest the stock is currently overvalued following significant insider selling.
Advanced Micro Devices · Updated Sep 5
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Intel shares are advancing today primarily due to positive investor response to the launch of new Agentic AI skilling programs in India, which aim to build a specialized workforce for the AI-driven economy. This upward momentum is supported by broader optimism surrounding the company's foundry turnaround strategy and sustained demand for AI-related data center chips following a robust second-quarter earnings performance. Additionally, the stock is benefiting from positive sentiment across the semiconductor sector and recent analyst price target increases that highlight confidence in Intel's manufacturing milestones.
Intel · Updated Sep 5
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Stifel raised Microsoft’s price target, citing accelerating M365 Copilot deployments and flexible model choice. From November, Xbox Game Pass will cap monthly cloud-gaming hours, while users can buy extra playtime or stream owned games without a subscription.
Microsoft · Updated Sep 4
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Amazon is moving lower today as investors react to a significant regulatory challenge from the FTC and 22 states alleging the company inflated advertising auction prices, creating uncertainty around its high-margin ad revenue. The stock is also facing pressure from company-specific concerns regarding its massive 200 billion dollar capital expenditure forecast for AI infrastructure, which has sparked a re-evaluation of its long-term margin outlook. While some analysts maintain that the stock remains fundamentally undervalued, this downward move is primarily driven by these unique legal and financial headwinds and a broader market wariness toward heavy AI spending.
Amazon · Updated Sep 4
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Space Exploration Technologies (SPCX) is declining today as a stronger-than-expected August jobs report intensified market fears of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike, which disproportionately pressures high-valuation growth stocks. Additionally, the stock is facing significant selling pressure ahead of a major share unlock scheduled for September 9, when approximately 319 million shares will become eligible for sale. This downward movement also reflects profit-taking following a sharp rally in the previous session that was driven by bullish analyst forecasts regarding the company's expansion into artificial intelligence infrastructure.
SpaceX · Updated Sep 4
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Dell Technologies is moving significantly lower today as investors engage in profit-taking following a record-breaking rally that saw the stock reach an all-time high of $515.01 yesterday. Despite reporting record second-quarter results with $60.9 billion in AI orders and raising its full-year revenue guidance to $192 billion, the stock is facing downward pressure from broader market weakness triggered by a disappointing ADP private-sector payrolls report and escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Additionally, while the company's AI server demand remains robust, market sentiment has been tempered by analyst concerns regarding the long-term durability of gross margins amidst rising component costs.
Dell Technologies · Updated Sep 4
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Cboe data showed unusually high Taiwan Semiconductor options activity, with call contracts outnumbering puts and put-call skew flattening, indicating a modestly bullish options tone.
TSMC · Updated Sep 4
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Palantir is trading lower today as investors engage in profit-taking following a massive August rally that left the stock at an elevated valuation of over 100 times forward earnings. The decline is further fueled by an analyst downgrade to a distribute rating and reports of insider selling, which have dampened sentiment despite the company's recent U.S. Army contract win. This downward move is largely company-specific, reflecting a market correction as the stock pulls back from its recent 2026 highs.
Palantir Technologies · Updated Sep 5
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Marvell Technology shares are climbing today as investors respond to a positive analyst note from RBC, which designated the stock as a premier dip-buying opportunity for exposure to the artificial intelligence infrastructure market. The rally is further fueled by renewed focus on the company's acquisition of Celestial AI and its critical role in providing optical connectivity solutions, alongside a broader sector-wide rebound in semiconductor stocks. This upward trend suggests a shift in market sentiment as investors look past recent earnings volatility toward long-term growth in AI data center demand.
Marvell · Updated Sep 5
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Oracle stock is climbing due to a major 17 billion dollar expansion of its health records contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs and positive analyst revisions from Morgan Stanley and Bernstein ahead of its upcoming earnings release. The shares are also gaining momentum from Federal Reserve comments suggesting steady interest rates, which offers significant financial relief for the company’s multi-billion dollar debt-funded AI data center build-out.
Oracle · Updated Sep 5
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Bloom Energy shares are surging following the official announcement that the company will be added to the S&P 500 index as part of its quarterly rebalancing, effective September 21, 2026. The stock gained over 7 percent during the regular session in anticipation of the move and continued to climb in after-hours trading once the inclusion was confirmed. This milestone is supported by the company's strong 2026 performance, which includes record quarterly earnings and high demand for its fuel-cell technology to power artificial intelligence data centers.
Bloom Energy · Updated Sep 5
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MicroStrategy is declining significantly today due to a technical pullback from overbought levels following a recent rally, as momentum indicators signaled buyer exhaustion after Bitcoin reached the 80,000 dollar threshold. The downward pressure is amplified by a slight retreat in Bitcoin's price and investor caution surrounding upcoming regulatory developments, such as the Senate vote on the CLARITY Act. As a leveraged proxy for the cryptocurrency, the stock is experiencing an outsized reaction to these factors, consistent with its high historical volatility.
Strategy · Updated Sep 5
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Lululemon shares plunged approximately 18% to an eight-year low after the company reported a 4% decline in second-quarter revenue and slashed its full-year guidance for the second time this year. While earnings per share technically beat expectations, the result was heavily inflated by a one-time tariff refund that masked a 12% drop in comparable sales in the Americas and a 20% decline in its signature women's leggings category. This company-specific sell-off reflects investor concerns over deteriorating demand in core markets and a weak outlook for the third quarter.
Lululemon Athletica · Updated Sep 5
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Nebius Group shares are rising significantly following a strategic update that raised the company's year-end contracted power target to five gigawatts and the disclosure that Lone Pine Capital has made the stock its largest holding. Market enthusiasm is further driven by the signing of four multi-billion dollar AI cloud agreements and a reported 454 percent year-over-year revenue increase, signaling robust demand for the company's AI infrastructure. This movement is primarily company-specific, reflecting investor confidence in the company's ability to capture surging enterprise GPU demand through its rapidly expanding data center capacity.
Nebius Group · Updated Sep 5
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Netflix shares fell over 5% today following the company's announcement of significant subscription price increases in the United Kingdom, including a 33% jump for its entry-level ad-supported tier. This move has sparked investor concerns regarding potential subscriber churn and cancellations in a key global market, compounding existing anxieties over a Q3 revenue guidance miss that fell short of analyst expectations. The downward movement is primarily company-specific, reflecting a shift in monetization strategy amid decelerating top-line growth throughout 2026.
Netflix · Updated Sep 5
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Lumentum Holdings is moving significantly higher today due to continued bullish momentum following recent analyst initiations from Deutsche Bank and Evercore ISI, which designated the company as a top pick for the next wave of AI infrastructure spending. The stock is also benefiting from a sector-wide lift after peer Ciena reported an earnings beat yesterday, reinforcing strong market demand for optical networking components driven by AI data center expansion. This upward movement reflects a broader trend of investors positioning for share gains in Western optical names as demand for high-speed connectivity surges.
Lumentum Holdings · Updated Sep 4
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Snowflake shares are declining today as investors lock in profits following a substantial 23 percent rally triggered by the company's strong second-quarter fiscal 2027 earnings report and raised full-year guidance. Although the results exceeded Wall Street expectations, the stock is facing a company-specific pullback as market participants digest the recent surge and address concerns regarding its elevated valuation. This downward movement represents a technical correction after the shares reached multi-month highs earlier in the week.
Snowflake · Updated Sep 5
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Robinhood (HOOD) shares are declining today primarily due to a public dispute with AMC Entertainment’s CEO, who questioned the legality of the brokerage's tokenized stock offerings and initiated a legal review of the arrangement. This regulatory uncertainty is being compounded by significant insider selling from top executives and profit-taking following a sharp weekly rally that saw the stock reach multi-month highs. The downward move is largely company-specific, reflecting investor caution over the legal framework of Robinhood's new blockchain-based products and reports of slowing platform trading volumes.
Robinhood · Updated Sep 5
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Cerebras Systems (CBRS) is surging following the announcement of a landmark 165 MW AI data center project in Finland and reports of new multi-million dollar institutional investments from Bank of New York Mellon and Raiffeisen Bank International. The stock's upward momentum is further supported by a price target increase from Morgan Stanley, which highlighted the company's accelerating AI chip adoption and its massive 25.4 billion dollar order backlog. This rally reflects strong investor confidence in the company’s ability to scale its wafer-scale engine architecture as a primary competitor in the global AI infrastructure market.
Cerebras Systems, Inc. Class A · Updated Sep 5
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Applied Materials shares rallied over 4 percent as investors moved to buy back into the stock following a steep post-earnings correction that left shares looking oversold relative to record third-quarter results. The rebound is primarily driven by a positive reassessment of the company's significantly higher-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue guidance and surging demand for AI-related wafer fabrication equipment. Confidence was further supported by recent analyst price target hikes and management's decision to raise its 2026 growth forecasts for semiconductor systems.
Applied Materials · Updated Sep 5
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Salesforce approved a new deferred compensation plan letting executives and select employees defer up to 75% of base pay and 90% of bonuses, with flexible investment choices and payout schedules.
Salesforce · Updated Sep 4
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Western Digital shares are rising today due to a broad memory-sector rally and investor optimism surrounding AI-driven data-center storage demand. The stock's gains are supported by recent fiscal fourth-quarter results that exceeded analyst expectations and strong earnings guidance for the upcoming quarter, alongside reports that global memory capacity remains locked in under long-term contracts. This upward momentum also reflects the market's ability to absorb recent insider selling as investors prioritize the company's expanding margins and leadership in the AI infrastructure cycle.
Western Digital · Updated Sep 5
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Exxon Mobil is moving higher today following an analyst price target increase to $166.10 and a rating upgrade, reflecting improved sentiment toward the company's valuation. The stock is also gaining momentum from a historic oil deal between the United States and Venezuela that reportedly allows the company to re-enter the region, coupled with sector-wide tailwinds from record-high diesel refining margins. This upward movement appears to be a combination of company-specific developments and broader energy sector strength.
Exxon Mobil · Updated Sep 5
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Lam Research is moving significantly higher following the announcement of a multi-billion-dollar expansion of its semiconductor laboratory network in Oregon and a substantial increase in its quarterly dividend. The stock also received a boost from positive analyst sentiment, including a price target hike to $340 by Bernstein, alongside sector-wide momentum driven by surging global demand for AI-related wafer fabrication equipment. This move is primarily company-specific but is further supported by broader structural tailwinds in the semiconductor industry.
Lam Research · Updated Sep 5
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Eli Lilly is preparing Phase 1 trials for tirzepatide in adults with Type 1 diabetes and excess weight, and oral LY5625575 in people with inflammation. The studies expand its diabetes, obesity and inflammation pipeline.
Eli Lilly & Co · Updated Sep 4
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KLA Corporation shares are surging today as part of a broad-based recovery rally across the semiconductor equipment sector, with investors buying back into the stock following a period of oversold conditions. This upward momentum is further supported by robust U.S. employment data for August, which significantly exceeded forecasts and bolstered market confidence in the economic resilience of high-growth technology companies. The move appears to be driven by sector-wide dynamics rather than company-specific news, as peers like Applied Materials and Lam Research are also posting significant gains in a rotation back toward semiconductor infrastructure.
KLA · Updated Sep 5
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Walmart is expanding restaurant delivery through a partnership with Inspire Brands. Dunkin’ will launch in 150 Walmart locations, with plans to reach most of its 10,000 U.S. restaurants through Walmart’s app and website.
Walmart · Updated Sep 4
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Moderna is moving significantly higher today as the stock rebounds from a recent pullback, with investors refocusing on the company's oncology breakthrough following successful Phase 3 results for its personalized mRNA cancer vaccine. Additional momentum is provided by the recent initiation of a Phase 3 clinical trial for its avian flu vaccine, which reinforces the commercial potential of its mRNA platform beyond respiratory diseases. This rally is company-specific and reflects a fundamental re-rating of the firm's long-term clinical pipeline despite recent investor concerns regarding a 2.6 billion dollar convertible notes offering.
Moderna · Updated Sep 5
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Seagate Technology (STX) shares are climbing significantly today following the disclosure that Lone Pine Capital has taken a sizeable new position in the company, signaling strong institutional confidence. The stock is also benefiting from a technical rebound from oversold conditions and a broader sector rally in AI-related storage and memory stocks, supported by an increased analyst consensus price target of $1,116. This upward momentum reflects sustained investor optimism regarding the company's HAMR technology and its role in meeting the growing demand for AI infrastructure and enterprise data center storage.
Seagate Tech · Updated Sep 5
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Super Micro Computer (SMCI) is moving significantly higher today following the announcement of preliminary fiscal year 2026 results and an aggressive revenue forecast of $65 billion to $72 billion for fiscal year 2027. This rally is primarily driven by a record $60 billion order backlog and a sharp rebound in quarterly gross margins to 17.5%, which has reassured investors of the company's profitability and dominant position in the AI infrastructure market. The move is further supported by sector-wide momentum in semiconductors and heightened investor interest in AI hardware providers ahead of major industry developments.
Super Micro Computer · Updated Sep 5
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Astera Labs is trading significantly higher today as investors refocus on the company's strong fundamental growth and triple-digit revenue expansion following a recent market correction. The upward momentum is primarily driven by the accelerated volume production of its Scorpio X-Series AI fabric switches and bullish third-quarter guidance, which has prompted several analysts to raise their price targets. Market sentiment is further supported by anticipation of the company's upcoming participation in a major global technology conference.
Astera Labs, Inc. · Updated Sep 5
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Analysts lowered Costco’s price targets but kept positive Buy and Outperform ratings, citing resilient retail performance despite consumer pressure and higher fuel and transportation costs.
Costco · Updated Sep 4
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CoreWeave (CRWV) is trading significantly higher today following the announcement that CEO Michael Intrator will present at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference on September 8, fueling investor expectations for updates on AI infrastructure demand and financial guidance. The stock is also benefiting from a recent partnership with Rescale to support engineering and AI workloads, alongside a surge in bullish options activity where call volume has significantly outpaced puts. While recent large-scale insider selling by the CEO initially created caution, the current move is driven by positive market sentiment and the company's growing visibility as a preferred "neocloud" provider for AI labs.
CoreWeave · Updated Sep 5
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Credo’s latest Form 10-Q did not update its risk disclosures. Risks listed in its May 2, 2026 Form 10-K, including potential operational and financial challenges, remain relevant.
Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd · Updated Sep 4
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Analysts generally raised CrowdStrike’s targets after its investor events, citing strong AI security positioning, new AI products, and long-term growth potential. The company also expects 20% net new ARR growth in fiscal 2028 and $20B ARR by fiscal 2035.
CrowdStrike Holdings · Updated Sep 4
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Adobe stock is declining significantly following a major leadership shake-up that includes the appointment of Anil Chakravarthy to succeed longtime CEO Shantanu Narayen and the unexpected departure of Digital Media President David Wadhwani. This executive turnover, occurring just days before the company's scheduled earnings report, has intensified investor concerns regarding strategic stability and the potential for generative AI to disrupt its recurring revenue model. Additionally, a recent analyst downgrade to Underweight has further pressured the stock as the market reassesses Adobe's competitive positioning and long-term growth prospects.
Adobe · Updated Sep 5