U.S. Stock Market Top 20 by Trading Volume: AMD Sweeps Amazon’s Top 11 CPU Bestseller List

On Tuesday, Tesla, the top-traded stock, fell 2.35% with a trading volume of $39.012 billion. Tesla’s Robotaxi debut in Austin is under federal investigation for alleged traffic violations.  

 

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is probing incidents of speeding and improper lane changes, contacting Tesla about videos showing violations during its autonomous ride service for invited customers in South Austin.  

 

WisdomTree macro strategist Samuel Rines said, “The market is significantly undervaluing Waymo while overvaluing Tesla. Waymo gets almost no valuation credit despite having the most advanced tech, operational services, and partnerships with multiple automakers.”  

 

Nvidia, second, rose 2.59% with $26.616 billion in volume. SEC filings from Monday evening show CEO Jensen Huang began selling stock as part of a pre-arranged $865 million disposal plan, cashing out $14.5 million in the first round.  

 

Despite the sales, Huang retains significant Nvidia shares, signaling confidence in its AI-driven growth. Markets view this as a personal diversification strategy rather than a lack of faith in the company.  

 

Stablecoin leader Circle, third, dropped 12.49% with $16.169 billion traded, ending a three-day winning streak. Its recent surge has investors and analysts questioning how much upside remains for the newly listed company.  

 

Jefferies analyst Williams said, “We’re highly skeptical that stablecoins can become mainstream U.S. payments. The card-based system works well: convenient, secure, and reward-rich.” He added that stablecoins may lead to a clunky consumer experience and offer few new discounts or incentives.  

 

He noted, “For U.S. consumers, we see no compelling reason to hold USDC beyond as a crypto trading on-ramp.”  

 

RIA Advisors portfolio manager Leibovitz said stablecoins provide a money-market fund-like service for crypto traders, adding, “I don’t think it’ll replace Visa or hurt its business, as much of the crypto money wouldn’t be used otherwise.”  

 

AMD, sixth, surged 6.83% with $10.612 billion in volume. AMD processors dominated Amazon’s CPU bestseller list, claiming the top 11 spots. Reports on Tuesday showed AMD CPUs occupied the top 10 and 18 of the top 20 spots, with only two Intel processors in the mix.  

 

Popular models include the R7 7800X3D, R5 5500, and R9 9950X Zen architecture CPUs, reflecting strong consumer preference for AMD. Analysts attribute AMD’s dominance to superior gaming performance, stable supply, and pricing advantages, with the X3D series seen as a future market leader.  

 

Meta Platforms, eighth, rose 1.96% with $9.781 billion in volume. Industry data shows the global AR/VR headset market rebounded strongly last quarter, up 18.1% year-over-year, led by Meta with a 50.8% market share.  

 

Citi raised Meta’s price target from $690 to $803, maintaining a “Buy” rating.  

 

Broadcom, ninth, gained 3.94% with $8.361 billion in volume. HSBC upgraded Broadcom from “Hold” to “Buy” on Tuesday, citing optimism about its application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) business.  

 

HSBC’s client report stated, “We’re turning positive on Broadcom, as we now believe its ASIC revenue will significantly exceed market expectations, driven by clearer project visibility and ASP pricing power.”  

 

The bank raised Broadcom’s price target from $240 to $400.  

 

Amazon, eleventh, rose 2.06% with $8.101 billion in volume. Amazon announced a £40 billion ($54.4 billion) investment in the UK over the next three years to expand infrastructure and create thousands of jobs, seen as a major vote of confidence in the UK economy.  

 

The investment focuses on expanding cloud computing and AI infrastructure, including four new large fulfillment centers, multiple delivery sites, and upgrades to over 100 existing UK facilities.  

 

Google’s Class A shares, twelfth, rose 0.96% with $6.708 billion in volume. Reports indicate Google will cut its Google TV project budget by 10% and lay off 75 employees while ramping up YouTube’s streaming transformation. Google stated, “We continue investing in Google TV, including upcoming Gemini AI integration. With over 270 million Android TV devices, we’re committed to growing this ecosystem.”  

 

Oracle, fourteenth, gained 3.98% with $3.927 billion in volume. On June 23, Oracle’s founder, chairman, and CTO Larry Ellison revealed during the FY2025 Q4 and full-year earnings call that the company signed a major contract with Chinese cross-border e-commerce platform TEMU.  

 

Ellison said TEMU, a rapidly growing enterprise, plans to fully migrate its digital infrastructure to Oracle’s cloud platform.  

 

He added that Oracle aims to lead as a cloud database and application provider in the cloud era and will build and operate more cloud infrastructure data centers than all competitors combined.  

 

Oracle’s FY2025 revenue reached $57.4 billion, up 8% year-over-year, with Q4 revenue at $15.9 billion, up 11%. Cloud infrastructure services (IaaS) revenue soared 52% to $3 billion in Q4.  

 

Uber, seventeenth, jumped 7.52% with $3.469 billion in volume. On Tuesday, Uber announced an expanded partnership with Google’s Waymo to launch a Robotaxi service in Atlanta.  

 

The service covers a 65-square-mile area around Atlanta, including downtown, Buckhead, and Congress Park, but won’t operate on highways or serve airports initially.  

 

Waymo plans to deploy dozens of taxis in Atlanta, with over 1,500 autonomous taxis nationwide. The Uber-Waymo partnership covers passenger rides only, excluding Uber’s delivery services. Customers can opt for human-driven cars if preferred.  

 

Robinhood Markets, eighteenth, rose 7.41% with $3.369 billion in volume. Robinhood’s CEO said on Tuesday that the company holds stablecoin reserves for settlements.  

 

Micron Technology, twentieth, gained 4.78% with $3.329 billion in volume. Micron is set to release Q3 earnings on June 25. Morgan Stanley’s recent preview gave Micron a “Neutral” rating due to its significant stock rally but remains optimistic short-term, citing accelerating AI spending and Micron’s growing involvement. The bank’s Q4 profit forecast is 20% above market consensus.
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