Top 20 U.S. Stock Trades on Tuesday: Eli Lilly Surged 4% as Biden Administration Eyes Weight Loss Meds for Coverage

A list of the top 20 stock trades in the US market by turnover for November 26th came out. Here are a few stocks on the list that investors should focus on. Let's check if your selected stock is on the watchlist.

 

No. 1: Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) closed up 0.66% with a trading value of $25.738 billion. Nvidia announced its AI model modifying existing voices and creating original sounds, Fugatto, on Nov. 25.

 

No. 2: Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) closed down 0.11% with a trading value of $20.929 billion. UBS analysts warned that investors needed to view its stock cautiously, as sentiment has played a bigger role than fundamentals in the share price increase.

 

No. 3: MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) closed down 12.33% on $17.403 billion traded. Last week, the SEC revealed that MicroStrategy purchased about 55,500 bitcoins for about $5.4 billion. Brokerage firm Bernstein maintained the Outperform rating on MicroStrategy.

 

No. 4: Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) closed 0.94% higher on $10.638 billion traded. This October, the Indonesian government banned the sale of the iPhone 16 series after iPhones failed to meet the requirement to use at least 40% of Indonesian-made parts.

 

No. 5: Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) closed up 2.20% on $9.309 billion traded. Barclays gave Microsoft an overweight rating, with a price target of $475.

　

No. 6: Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) closed up 3.18%, trading at $8.465 billion. On Nov. 26, Japan's Fair Trade Commission conducted an investigation of Amazon Japan for allegedly violating the anti-monopoly law by forcing merchants to lower prices.

 

No. 7: Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) closed up 1.49% on $5.912 billion traded. Meta reportedly urged the Australian government to delay a bill preventing Australians under 16 from using most social media on Nov. 26.

 

 

No. 9: Amgen Inc. (NASDAQ: AMGN) closed down 4.76% on $7.532 billion traded. On Nov. 26, the Biden administration's plan to add weight-loss drugs to Medicare caused medical company Eli Lilly to soar. But, the fellow company Amgen plunged because its weight-loss drug with higher side effects, MariTide, failed to beat Wall Street's expectations.

 

No. 11 Coinbase Global (NASDAQ: COIN) closed down 6.06% on $3.897 billion traded. The cryptocurrency-related company stock fell due to the decline of cryptocurrency leader Bitcoin.

 

No. 13: Super Micro Computer Inc (NASDAQ: SMCI) closed down 10.36%, trading at $3.316 billion. Last week, Super Micro submitted a plan to remain listed on the Nasdaq, committing to complete delayed financial reports.

 

No. 19: Visa (NYSE: V) closed down 0.44% on $2.18 billion traded. Reportedly, Turkey launched an antitrust investigation into Visa.

 

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