Top 20 in US Stock Trading Volume: Netflix's 2030 Goals: Reach a Market Capitalization of over One Trillion Dollars and Double Its Revenue

On Tuesday, Nvidia topped the list of US stocks by trading volume, closing 1.35% higher with a trading volume of $23.748 billion. In response to Nvidia's commitment to invest $500 billion in the exclusive R&D of AI supercomputers in the United States, US President Trump posted on his social platform "Truth Social" on Tuesday, saying, "This is an exciting and significant piece of news." He also claimed that all necessary permits would be expedited and delivered to Nvidia as soon as possible.

 

It was reported on Monday that Nvidia plans to produce $500 billion worth of AI equipment in the US. The company stated that the $500 billion figure represents the total value of all goods it expects to sell to the artificial intelligence supply chain.

 

This amount largely reflects the commitment of major cloud computing companies to build and upgrade data centers and equip them with the latest equipment.

 

Tesla ranked second, closing 0.70% higher with a trading volume of $19.974 billion. Elon Musk, Tesla's CEO, posted on Monday, "Soon, there will be a universal and pure artificial intelligence solution for fully autonomous driving. All it takes are cameras and a Tesla AI chip running Tesla's AI software." Musk also reposted a post about Grok-3 Mini and said, "Soon, artificial intelligence will far surpass the best humans in terms of reasoning ability."

 

Palantir ranked third, closing 6.24% higher with a trading volume of $11.284 billion. It is said that the company has completed an agreement to provide an AI combat system to NATO.

 

According to reports, Palantir and the NATO Communications and Information Agency have completed the procurement of the Palantir Maven Smart System-NATO Edition. The company's smart system will be deployed to the NATO Allied Command Operations, which will use artificial intelligence applications to enhance its combat capabilities.

 

The NATO Allied Command Operations is expected to deploy the new system within the next 30 days. NATO pointed out that it only took six months from outlining the requirements to adopting the system for the procurement of Palantir's system.

Netflix ranked seventh, closing 4.83% higher with a trading volume of $7.495 billion. According to informed sources, Netflix has set a goal of reaching a market capitalization of $1 trillion and doubling its revenue by 2030. Currently, Netflix has a market capitalization of $417.611 billion.

 

Netflix plans to double its revenue by 2030 based on last year's $39 billion and achieve around $9 billion in global advertising revenue. Netflix has not disclosed its advertising revenue data yet, but the research firm eMarketer estimates that Netflix's advertising revenue in the US this year will exceed $2.15 billion.

 

In addition, Netflix executives have also set a profit target: the company's operating profit in 2030 should be three times that of last year's $10 billion, which means a two-fold increase.

 

Bank of America ranked 11th, closing 3.60% higher with a trading volume of $3.227 billion. Bank of America's revenue in the first quarter was $27.51 billion, up 5.9% year-on-year, exceeding analysts' expectations of $26.99 billion.

 

Its net interest income was $14.6 billion, up 3% year-on-year, exceeding analysts' expectations of $14.56 billion. The net profit was $7.4 billion, up 11% year-on-year, and the earnings per share was $0.9, better than the expected $0.82.

 

JPMorgan Chase ranked 13th, closing 0.68% lower with a trading volume of $2.558 billion. Jamie Dimon, the company's CEO, sold $31.5 million worth of shares.

 

Information from the US Securities and Exchange Commission shows that Dimon sold 133,639 common shares at a price of $235.6774 per share in the open market on April 14, with a trading value of approximately $31.5 million.

 

Dimon's selling price on April 14 was about $235.68 per share, 10% lower than the share price peak in February. SEC filings show that on February 20, 2025, Dimon sold 783,361 common shares of JPMorgan Chase at a price of about $269.84 per share through multiple family trusts and limited liability companies, with a total trading amount of approximately $233.8 million.

 

Before the disclosure of this transaction, the 10b5-1 rule plan showed that Dimon planned to sell 1 million shares of JPMorgan Chase from then until August 1, 2025.

 

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) ranked 18th, closing 0.96% higher with a trading volume of $2.135 billion. TSMC is on the verge of completing the research and development of panel-level advanced chip packaging and plans to start small-batch production around 2027.

 

To meet the demand for more powerful AI chips, panel-level advanced chip packaging will use square substrates that can accommodate more semiconductors instead of traditional circular substrates.