U.S. Stock Market Top 20 by Trading Value: Netherlands Demands Tesla Ensure Doors Open During Power Loss

Tesla, the top stock by trading value on Thursday, fell 1.47% to $428.75 with $38.304 billion traded, per the finance card above. The Netherlands Vehicle Authority (RDW) announced stricter rules to ensure safe evacuation after collisions and accessibility for emergency responders. RDW, which approves Tesla vehicles for EU sales, found that Tesla doors could fail to open during power loss, trapping occupants, even in fire cases.  

 

 

RDW stated, “Doors must always be openable, from inside by occupants and outside by rescuers, regardless of power status. The committee is addressing loopholes due to new door designs.”  

 

Nvidia, second in trading value, rose 1.10% with $32.257 billion traded. Nvidia is partnering with Firmus Technologies to build a $2.9 billion AI data center in Australia using GB300 chips, set to launch in April. The deal marks a major expansion of Nvidia’s data center capabilities. Reports also say xAI is negotiating a $20 billion Nvidia chip lease-purchase deal.  

 

AMD, third in trading value, fell 1.69% to $234.56 with $16.41 billion traded, per the finance card above, after three days of gains.  

 

Oracle, fourth in trading value, rose 3.09% to $313.00 with $10.014 billion traded, per the finance card above. Executives said distributed cloud revenue grew 77% annually, with an average deal size of $67 million, projecting $225 billion in revenue by fiscal 2030.  

 

Micron, seventh in trading value, rose 5.52% to $202.53 with $8.428 billion traded, per the finance card above. UBS raised Micron’s target price from $225 to $245.  

 

TSMC, eighth in trading value, fell 1.60% to $299.84 with $7.887 billion traded, per the finance card above. Management, during the Q3 earnings call, forecast 2025 revenue growth near 35%, up from 30%, driven by strong demand for advanced processes, steady AI demand, and a mild non-AI market recovery.  

 

Rigetti Computing (RGTI), 13th in trading value, fell 14.86% with $6.779 billion traded, amid a broader decline in quantum computing stocks.  

 

Salesforce, 15th in trading value, rose 3.98% to $246.00 with $6.18 billion traded, per the finance card above. At its investor day, Salesforce set a $60 billion revenue goal by 2030, expecting over 10% organic annual growth from fiscal 2026-2030, driven by data and AI products.  

 

Strategy, 18th in trading value, fell 4.35% with $3.933 billion traded, as Bitcoin concept stocks broadly declined.  

 

Netflix, 20th in trading value, fell 1.64% to $1,183.59 with $3.362 billion traded, per the finance card above. China Merchants Securities International maintained a $1,215 target and “overweight” rating, citing Netflix’s strong content pipeline for robust H2 growth, with Q4 releases like Stranger Things, The Electric State, The Diplomat, and NFL broadcasts.

 

Its Spotify partnership will enrich its content ecosystem and expand into podcasts, with Q3 earnings and major releases expected to drive Q4 stock gains and a 2026 price hike.