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U.S. stocks are entering a year-end sprint: these stocks are the biggest winners, who will ultimately claim the title of the largest percentage increase?
With the last Federal Reserve meeting of 2024 concluded, all major agendas in the US stock market this year have come to an end. Taking advantage of the calm in market sentiment following yesterday's sharp decline is just the right time to review the big winners of this year's thematic speculation.
Daily Options Tracking | Musk is being investigated by the U.S. military! Tesla's Put ratio has risen to 39%; Micron fell over 14% before the market opened, with yesterday's options trading being very active, and many Put options earning over double.
The Federal Reserve breaks the bullish sentiment! The new member of the trillion Market Cap club, Broadcom, dropped nearly 7% yesterday, with Options Volume continuing to decline to 0.578 million contracts, and the Put ratio is 35%. On the Options Chain, the bullish forces are strong. The highest Call volumes for contracts expiring this Friday at $260, $250, $240, and $235 are 0.022 million, 0.019 million, 0.016 million, and 16,000 contracts respectively.
NVIDIA firmly holds the throne of AI Chips: Will Broadcom's challenge succeed?
NVIDIA's Stocks have recently declined, while investor interest in Broadcom is rising. However, why does NVIDIA still hold the upper hand in the AI Chip field?
U.S. stock market close | The Federal Reserve takes a hawkish stance, three major Indexes drop together, with the Nasdaq down over 3%; Tesla falls over 8%, leading the decline among Technology giants, while Quantum Computing concept stock, Quantum, soars
The Dow Jones experienced ten consecutive declines, marking the longest streak of losses since 1974. The S&P fell nearly 3%, and the Nasdaq dropped over 3%. Tesla led the tech giants down with a decline of over 8%. The chip index fell nearly 4%, with Broadcom dropping nearly 7%, and NVIDIA initially rose nearly 5% during the day before turning negative. Micron Technology, which provided disappointing guidance for this fiscal quarter, fell over 10% in after-hours trading.
What's Going On With Broadcom Stock?
Broadcom Shares Are Trading Lower, Pulling Back From Its Recent Post-earnings Surge.