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AI Stocks — Daily Top 5 Moves

UPDATED 2026-09-04 13:05 PDT

2026-09-04 · FRIDAY · 13:05 PDT

  1. 1 Micron MU · $1016.59 · +6.10% Micron rose 6.10 percent to 1,016.59 dollars, the largest move on the board. No company-specific announcement surfaced in the day's news feed; memory and chip names advanced as a group, with AMD, Super Micro Computer and Intel all up more than 4 percent.
  2. 2 AMD AMD · $477.57 · +4.69% AMD gained 4.69 percent to 477.57 dollars, second on the board. No announcement from the company appeared in the day's news feed, which carried a Minisforum mini PC listing built on its Ryzen AI Max+ 495 chip. The stock moved with a broad advance across chip names.
  3. 3 Super Micro Computer SMCI · $39.59 · +4.54% Super Micro Computer rose 4.54 percent to 39.59 dollars. No company-specific news appeared in the day's feed, and the server maker moved with the other AI hardware suppliers on the board. At under 40 dollars it is the lowest-priced name among today's five.
  4. 4 Intel INTC · $95.8 · +4.51% Intel added 4.51 percent to 95.80 dollars. Nothing company-specific ran in the day's news feed, though chip supply politics featured in it: Abu Dhabi's G42 is weighing a sale of majority ownership to US buyers to protect its chip access, and DeepSeek is planning a large Huawei order.
  5. 5 Palantir PLTR · $174.33 · -4.49% Palantir fell 4.49 percent to 174.33 dollars, the only decline among the day's five largest moves. The stock had led yesterday's board with a 7.71 percent gain, so today's drop gives back part of that advance. No company-specific news appeared in the day's feed.

2026-09-03 · THURSDAY · 13:06 PDT

  1. 1 Palantir PLTR · $182.53 · +7.71% Palantir climbed 7.71 percent to 182.53 dollars, the largest move on the board. No company-specific announcement surfaced in the day's news feed; the session was dominated by AI infrastructure headlines, led by Nvidia's agreement to buy Hugging Face.
  2. 2 Oracle ORCL · $154.02 · +5.67% Oracle rose 5.67 percent to 154.02 dollars, the second largest move of the session. Bloomberg carried HPE chief executive Neri discussing an Oracle deal alongside AI adoption and his earnings outlook the same day. Spending on AI infrastructure was the session's dominant theme.
  3. 3 Arm Holdings ARM · $242.59 · +3.29% Arm Holdings gained 3.29 percent to 242.59 dollars. The chip complex traded broadly higher on a day led by Nvidia's 12.9 billion dollar agreement to acquire Hugging Face and the arrival of its RTX Spark AI PCs. No Arm-specific news appeared in the day's feed.
  4. 4 Meta Platforms META · $610.68 · +3.01% Meta Platforms added 3.01 percent to 610.68 dollars. The move came as an AI newsletter roundup reported that Muse Spark 1.3 matches GPT-5.6-Sol, placing Meta Superintelligence among the frontier labs, and claimed a training cost discount of more than 90 percent.
  5. 5 Broadcom AVGO · $357.16 · -2.74% Broadcom fell 2.74 percent to 357.16 dollars, the only decline among the day's five biggest moves. It slipped despite Bloomberg reporting earlier in the session that the company forecasts a boom in AI chip sales, and against a broadly higher chip tape.

2026-09-01 · TUESDAY · 13:05 PDT

  1. 1 Oracle ORCL · $141.18 · -5.32% Oracle closed down 5.32 percent at 141.18 dollars, the largest move on the board. The session was broadly negative for AI-linked names, with 13 of the 15 tickers tracked here finishing lower. No Oracle-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.
  2. 2 Palantir PLTR · $179.92 · -3.47% Palantir fell 3.47 percent to 179.92 dollars, the second-largest decline of the session. It dropped alongside the other enterprise software and AI infrastructure names, with only Apple and Meta finishing higher on the board. No Palantir-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.
  3. 3 Arm Holdings ARM · $234.84 · -2.92% Arm Holdings lost 2.92 percent to 234.84 dollars. Chipmakers were lower across the board, with Micron, AMD, Nvidia, Intel, TSMC and Broadcom all finishing in the red. The day's tracked coverage carried Nvidia's investment in MediaTek but nothing tied to the Arm move.
  4. 4 Micron MU · $933.44 · -2.64% Micron gave back 2.64 percent to 933.44 dollars, reversing the previous session, when it led the board with a gain. The day's tracked coverage carried a report that Intel is signaling a possible return to the memory business, though nothing tied directly to the share move.
  5. 5 Apple AAPL · $325.13 · +2.61% Apple rose 2.61 percent to 325.13 dollars, the only advance among the day's five largest moves. The gain came on the day John Ternus formally took over as chief executive, according to the day's tracked coverage, which also carried Apple's court filing accusing OpenAI of destroying evidence.

2026-08-31 · MONDAY · 13:06 PDT

  1. 1 Micron MU · $958.73 · +2.77% Micron closed up 2.77 percent at 958.73 dollars, the largest move on the board. Semiconductor names led the session, with Nvidia, Arm and AMD also higher, while the megacap platform stocks finished lower. No Micron-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.
  2. 2 Amazon AMZN · $259.79 · -2.49% Amazon fell 2.49 percent to 259.79 dollars, the day's largest decline. The drop came alongside losses in the other megacap platforms, with Alphabet, Microsoft, Oracle, Meta and Apple all lower while chipmakers gained. No Amazon-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.
  3. 3 Alphabet GOOGL · $339.18 · -2.14% Alphabet lost 2.14 percent to 339.18 dollars, the second-largest decline on the board. It fell with the other large software and platform names in a session where semiconductor stocks rose. The day's tracked coverage carried a Google Research model release, TimesFM-3, but nothing tied to the share move.
  4. 4 NVIDIA NVDA · $220.78 · +1.48% Nvidia rose 1.48 percent to 220.78 dollars. The day's tracked coverage included a report that the company is investing 3.5 billion dollars in MediaTek as its largest customers build their own AI chips. Chip names broadly outperformed, with Micron, Arm and AMD also higher.
  5. 5 Microsoft MSFT · $507.34 · -1.21% Microsoft slipped 1.21 percent to 507.34 dollars, part of a broad decline across the megacap platform group. Oracle, Meta and Apple also finished lower, while semiconductor stocks led by Micron and Nvidia rose. No Microsoft-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.

2026-08-28 · FRIDAY · 13:05 PDT

  1. 1 Arm Holdings ARM · $238.86 · -6.41% Arm Holdings fell 6.41 percent to 238.86 dollars, the largest move on the board. The drop came in a broad pullback across chip names, with Nvidia, Super Micro, Intel, AMD and TSMC all lower on the session. No Arm-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.
  2. 2 NVIDIA NVDA · $217.48 · -4.61% Nvidia fell 4.61 percent to 217.48 dollars, the second-largest move on the board. The decline gave back part of the 8.74 percent gain it posted a day earlier, when it projected 673 billion dollars in sales on widening AI demand. Arm, Super Micro, Intel and AMD fell with it.
  3. 3 Amazon AMZN · $266.38 · +3.95% Amazon rose 3.95 percent to 266.38 dollars, the largest gain on the board. Megacap platforms parted company with chipmakers on the session: Alphabet, Microsoft and Apple also closed higher while the semiconductor names fell. No Amazon-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.
  4. 4 Super Micro Computer SMCI · $37.08 · -3.59% Super Micro Computer fell 3.59 percent to 37.08 dollars. The AI server builder moved with the rest of the hardware complex, where Arm, Nvidia and Intel posted the day's other large declines. No company-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.
  5. 5 Intel INTC · $89.47 · -2.85% Intel fell 2.85 percent to 89.47 dollars, the fifth-largest move on the board. It declined alongside Arm, Nvidia, AMD and TSMC in a session where the selling was concentrated in semiconductors rather than software. No Intel-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.

2026-08-27 · THURSDAY · 13:05 PDT

  1. 1 NVIDIA NVDA · $227.98 · +8.74% Nvidia rose 8.74 percent to 227.98 dollars, by far the largest move on the board. The chipmaker guided to roughly 70 percent sales growth next year and said the AI-driven surge extends into 2028, an outlook Bloomberg reported as easing concerns about the AI economy. It also drew coverage for a deal to buy Hugging Face for about 13 billion dollars.
  2. 2 Palantir PLTR · $185.93 · +4.75% Palantir gained 4.75 percent to 185.93 dollars, the second-largest move on the board. The advance came in a session led higher by Nvidia's sales outlook; no Palantir-specific news appeared in the day's coverage tracked here.
  3. 3 Broadcom AVGO · $371.54 · +4.49% Broadcom rose 4.49 percent to 371.54 dollars. The custom-accelerator and networking supplier climbed with the rest of the AI chip complex after Nvidia projected about 70 percent sales growth and said demand runs into 2028.
  4. 4 Intel INTC · $92.09 · +4.36% Intel gained 4.36 percent to 92.09 dollars, just behind Broadcom. It advanced alongside the other chip names in a session Bloomberg described as an Nvidia-ignited AI rally ahead of the Jackson Hole meeting.
  5. 5 Super Micro Computer SMCI · $38.46 · +2.86% Super Micro Computer rose 2.86 percent to 38.46 dollars, rounding out a board on which the five largest moves were all gains. The server builder tracks AI capital spending closely, and Nvidia's guidance for roughly 70 percent sales growth pointed to more of it.

2026-08-26 · WEDNESDAY · 13:05 PDT

  1. 1 Arm Holdings ARM · $251.06 · +3.93% Arm Holdings rose 3.93 percent to 251.06 dollars, the largest single-day move among the AI-linked names tracked here. The session split the group rather than lifting it: Oracle and Palantir also gained, while Nvidia and Super Micro Computer finished lower.
  2. 2 Oracle ORCL · $148.87 · +2.84% Oracle gained 2.84 percent to 148.87 dollars, the second-largest move on the board. The cloud and database vendor advanced on a day when chip names went both ways, with Nvidia lower as Bloomberg ran live coverage of its quarterly results.
  3. 3 Super Micro Computer SMCI · $37.39 · -2.78% Super Micro Computer fell 2.78 percent to 37.39 dollars, the largest decline among the names tracked here. The drop gave back part of the 9.35 percent jump the server maker posted a day earlier, which had been the biggest move on that board.
  4. 4 Palantir PLTR · $177.5 · +2.76% Palantir rose 2.76 percent to 177.50 dollars. The data analytics vendor was one of three advancers among the day's five largest moves, alongside Arm Holdings and Oracle, in a session where the two declines came from hardware names.
  5. 5 NVIDIA NVDA · $209.66 · -1.59% Nvidia fell 1.59 percent to 209.66 dollars on a day when Bloomberg was running live coverage of the chipmaker's quarterly results. The decline gave back much of the 2.19 percent gain the stock posted a day earlier.

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