Today’s market activity has been driven by some of the top players in the tech and automotive industries, with significant movements across major stocks. Here’s a detailed look at the most active stocks:

Intel Corporation (INTC) has seen a strong upward movement today, with its stock price rising by 3.08% to $21.56. The company saw a massive trading volume of 144.357 million shares, indicating strong investor interest.

NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA), however, experienced a slight dip, with its stock dropping by 0.68% to $115.99. Despite the decline, NVIDIA remains a heavily traded stock with a volume of 139.909 million shares, reflecting its continued relevance in the semiconductor space.

Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) continues to attract attention with a 0.83% increase, bringing its stock to $228.66. Trading volume for Tesla was significant at 46.682 million shares, as the company maintains its position as a market leader in electric vehicles.

Ford Motor Company (F) remained relatively stable with a 0.23% gain, trading at $10.82, with a trading volume of 32.736 million shares. The company’s steady performance reflects its strong presence in the automotive industry, even amid market fluctuations.

On the tech front, Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) and SoFi Technologies, Inc. (SOFI) showed mixed performance. Palantir’s stock dropped 0.49% to $36.13, while SoFi edged up 0.68% to $8.11, both with substantial trading volumes of 46.994 million and 32.678 million shares, respectively.

NIO Inc. (NIO) saw a modest rise of 0.39%, trading at $5.42, with 31.194 million shares changing hands. Meanwhile, MARA Holdings, Inc. (MARA) fell 1.42% to $15.65, though the stock remained active with a trading volume of 25.135 million shares.

Finally, Apple Inc. (AAPL), one of the tech giants, saw a slight decline of 0.18%, trading at $215.94, with a trading volume of 24.614 million shares. American Airlines Group Inc. (AAL), on the other hand, gained 1.80%, trading at $11.01, with 24.836 million shares traded.

These stocks are exhibiting varied performances, with tech and automotive sectors seeing both gains and losses, reflecting broader market trends.