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AI Stocks — Daily Top 5 Moves

UPDATED 2026-11-02 13:14 PST

2026-09-30 · WEDNESDAY · 13:10 PDT

  1. 1 Intel INTC · $120.14 · +3.63% Intel posted the day's largest move in this group, closing at 120.14 dollars. Wednesday's coverage tied the gain to a broad semiconductor rally on resilient AI infrastructure spending and to server CPU demand from agentic workloads that need general-purpose processing alongside accelerators. It caps a strong September for the stock, with no company announcement behind the move.
  2. 2 Meta Platforms META · $726.07 · -1.72% Meta fell to 726.07 dollars, giving back part of the September rally built on its Muse assistant. The session brought further scrutiny of the agent, with Meta disputing a claim that Muse had read a user's private messages without permission, a day after OpenAI launched Dots, a rival set of agents. No filing or guidance change accompanied the decline.
  3. 3 Arm Holdings ARM · $289.72 · -1.35% Arm slipped to 289.72 dollars, falling while Intel led the tape. The move extends a volatile week for the stock, which dropped 8.7 percent on Monday and rebounded 3.7 percent on Tuesday. The day's technology coverage carried no Arm announcement.
  4. 4 Apple AAPL · $333.23 · +1.16% Apple rose to 333.23 dollars, the strongest of the mega-cap gains behind Intel's move. It tracked a firm session for large-cap technology, with Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft all up around 1 percent. No Apple announcement featured in the day's technology coverage.
  5. 5 Amazon AMZN · $249.35 · +1.09% Amazon closed at 249.35 dollars, gaining alongside Apple, Alphabet and Microsoft in a firm session for large-cap technology. No Amazon announcement appeared in the day's AI coverage. The move leaves it mid-pack in a group whose widest swings were Intel's 3.6 percent gain and Meta's 1.7 percent fall.

2026-09-29 · TUESDAY · 13:08 PDT

  1. 1 Oracle ORCL · $137.83 · +3.94% Oracle led the day's large-cap gainers, closing at 137.83 dollars as buyers stepped back into a stock that had sold off hard through September. Reports that OpenAI's annualized revenue is approaching 70 billion dollars supported the case for Oracle's cloud backlog, a large share of which rests on that single customer.
  2. 2 Arm Holdings ARM · $293.67 · +3.65% Arm rebounded to 293.67 dollars, recovering part of the previous session's steep drop. Semiconductor and mega-cap technology names traded firmly through the day, and Arm, which had fallen furthest in Monday's selloff, retraced the most.
  3. 3 Meta Platforms META · $739.07 · +3.28% Meta closed at 739.07 dollars, extending the September rally built on its Muse assistant. A Bank of America note published during the session treated Muse as a threat to Apple's services business, pointing to the agent's new commerce links with Shopify, Expedia and PayPal, though Amazon has blocked it.
  4. 4 Apple AAPL · $329.36 · -2.67% Apple fell to 329.36 dollars, the weakest of the day's large-cap technology moves. Bank of America's Wamsi Mohan warned that shopping agents such as Meta's Muse could take product discovery, referrals and transactions away from Apple while leaving device sales intact. The firm kept its Buy rating, citing Apple's installed base and user trust.
  5. 5 Super Micro Computer SMCI · $41.02 · -1.82% Super Micro slipped to 41.02 dollars, a second straight decline after Monday's drop of about 3 percent. No company announcement accompanied the move, which tracked a broader pullback in AI hardware and server names rather than anything specific to Super Micro.

2026-09-28 · MONDAY · 13:08 PDT

  1. 1 Arm Holdings ARM · $283.26 · -8.72% Arm led Monday's semiconductor selloff, closing at 283.26 dollars. Chip stocks fell as higher oil prices revived inflation and rate worries, and Arm dropped furthest after a large year-to-date run left it the most exposed to profit-taking.
  2. 2 Intel INTC · $116.03 · -5.67% Intel fell to 116.03 dollars as the chip selloff deepened. The stock had run up sharply over the past month, and investors took profits alongside a sector-wide retreat driven by rising Treasury yields and fresh caution on AI-linked hardware. No company-specific warning accompanied the move.
  3. 3 Meta Platforms META · $715.61 · -4.80% Meta fell to 715.61 dollars on Monday after launching Meta Enterprise Platform, a business selling its AI tools to companies, and hiring MongoDB chief executive CJ Desai to run it. The launch also repriced enterprise software vendors it could compete with, and Meta slid alongside a broader pullback in growth stocks.
  4. 4 AMD AMD · $607.88 · -3.61% AMD fell to 607.88 dollars, tracking the wider chip retreat. Rising Treasury yields and higher crude pressured richly valued growth names, and AI safety concerns weighed on chipmakers through the session. No AMD-specific announcement accompanied the decline.
  5. 5 Super Micro Computer SMCI · $41.78 · -3.42% Super Micro Computer fell to 41.78 dollars as AI hardware names sold off together on Monday. The decline tracked the wider retreat in chip and AI infrastructure stocks on oil-driven inflation and rate worries, without a company-specific announcement.

2026-09-25 · FRIDAY · 13:11 PDT

  1. 1 Super Micro Computer SMCI · $43.26 · +4.22% Super Micro Computer rose 4.22 percent to 43.26 dollars, the largest move of the session among the tracked names. No company announcement was dated to Friday; the server maker said on September 23 that it had begun shipping NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 racks with its own direct liquid cooling and data center building block systems.
  2. 2 Microsoft MSFT · $515.98 · +3.63% Microsoft gained 3.63 percent to 515.98 dollars after folding its consumer and workplace Copilot apps into a single enterprise product and dropping the separate personal assistant. Oppenheimer raised its price target the same day to 570 dollars from 515, keeping an outperform rating and citing customers standardizing on Microsoft as their main enterprise AI platform.
  3. 3 Intel INTC · $123 · -3.45% Intel fell 3.45 percent to 123.00 dollars, giving back the 3.91 percent it gained on Thursday. No company announcement was dated to Friday's session; 24/7 Wall St put the stock's year-to-date gain at about 223 percent and tied the pullback to profit taking ahead of third-quarter results.
  4. 4 Meta Platforms META · $751.24 · -3.39% Meta Platforms fell 3.39 percent to 751.24 dollars, reversing Thursday's 4.48 percent gain. The decline followed a Goldman Sachs note on the economics of AI infrastructure that put hyperscaler capital spending at about 800 billion dollars this year and 1.1 trillion next, and argued the industry needs roughly 300 billion dollars of annual AI revenue simply to break even.
  5. 5 Oracle ORCL · $137.03 · -1.80% Oracle fell 1.80 percent to 137.03 dollars, a second straight decline after Thursday's 3.4 percent drop. That slide followed September 24 reports that Oracle had sent a force majeure notice to the developer of Project Jupiter, its New Mexico data center, seeking to delay payments if the site fails to open as planned in 2028.

2026-09-24 · THURSDAY · 13:10 PDT

  1. 1 Arm Holdings ARM · $306.43 · -7.86% Arm Holdings fell 7.86 percent to 306.43 dollars, the largest move of the session. Benzinga tied the slide to reports that Oracle had sent a force majeure notice on Project Jupiter, the New Mexico data center being built for it by a Blue Owl Capital unit, with Arm selling off in sympathy. Arm had surged 17.16 percent on September 21.
  2. 2 Meta Platforms META · $777.47 · +4.48% Meta Platforms rose 4.48 percent to 777.47 dollars, the largest gain of the session, as its Connect conference closed. Bloomberg reported that Meta introduced a palm-sized device for using its Muse AI agent on the go, and The Verge reported Muse arriving on Meta smart glasses and a new pair that drops the camera.
  3. 3 Intel INTC · $127.39 · +3.91% Intel rose 3.91 percent to 127.39 dollars, the third-largest move of the session. No Intel announcement appeared in the day's news feed. It climbed alongside AMD, TSMC and Micron even as Arm and Oracle sold off on reports of Oracle's force majeure notice on Project Jupiter.
  4. 4 Oracle ORCL · $139.64 · -3.40% Oracle fell 3.40 percent to 139.64 dollars after TechCrunch reported it had sent a force majeure notice to a Blue Owl Capital unit over Project Jupiter, the 2.45 gigawatt New Mexico site in its Stargate buildout with OpenAI and SoftBank. The notice cites permitting delays and would let Oracle defer payments if the 2028 opening slips. Oracle said the project remains on its planned schedule.
  5. 5 AMD AMD · $629.01 · +2.34% AMD rose 2.34 percent to 629.01 dollars, the fifth-largest move of the session, with no company announcement in the day's news feed. It extended a September run that carried it past 1 trillion dollars in market value on September 21, when Bloomberg tied a chip rally to early traction for Meta's Muse agent.

2026-09-23 · WEDNESDAY · 13:11 PDT

  1. 1 Alphabet GOOGL · $337.87 · -3.78% Alphabet fell 3.78 percent to 337.87 dollars, the largest move of the session, while Meta rose about 2 percent. 24/7 Wall St. tied the split to a rotation within large-cap tech toward Meta rather than to any Alphabet disclosure, noting that the Technology Select Sector SPDR fell 0.9 percent and the Nasdaq-100 ETF 1.12 percent.
  2. 2 Palantir PLTR · $191.79 · +3.68% Palantir rose 3.68 percent to 191.79 dollars, the largest gain of the session. It advanced alongside CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks and Okta, each up about 4 percent, in what 24/7 Wall St. described as a defensive rotation into cybersecurity that had nothing to do with company earnings. The Nasdaq-100 ETF fell about 0.9 percent over the same stretch.
  3. 3 Oracle ORCL · $144.41 · -3.21% Oracle fell 3.21 percent to 144.41 dollars, extending a steep 2026 decline that has left the stock far below its September 2025 peak. No Oracle announcement accompanied Wednesday's move, which came on a session when large-cap tech slid broadly. Investor attention has stayed on the debt and capital spending behind its AI cloud buildout.
  4. 4 Broadcom AVGO · $354.99 · -2.62% Broadcom fell 2.62 percent to 354.99 dollars after the Financial Times reported that China's state-asset regulator has spent recent weeks surveying how widely Broadcom switches are deployed in state-backed data centers. The FT said the gear accounts for as much as 90 percent of equipment at some sites and that Beijing may informally advise operators to scale back.
  5. 5 Micron MU · $1071.52 · -2.25% Micron fell 2.25 percent to 1,071.52 dollars, giving back part of Tuesday's 4.85 percent gain, as chip stocks slid alongside Broadcom, Nvidia, AMD and TSMC. No Micron announcement accompanied the move. The company reports fiscal fourth-quarter results on September 30, which Wall Street is treating as the key test of HBM4 demand and memory pricing.

2026-09-22 · TUESDAY · 13:10 PDT

  1. 1 Micron MU · $1094.58 · +4.85% Micron rose 4.85 percent to 1,094.58 dollars, the largest move of the session, after a 2.77 percent gain on Monday. FX Leaders tied the strength to tight memory supply and AI server demand, with traders positioning ahead of fiscal fourth-quarter results due September 30. No Micron announcement accompanied the move.
  2. 2 Arm Holdings ARM · $333.33 · +3.23% Arm Holdings rose 3.23 percent to 333.33 dollars, the second-largest move of the session, extending Monday's 17.16 percent surge. That jump came without an Arm announcement, as chip stocks rallied on early signs of success for Meta's Muse AI agent and renewed expectations for AI data-center chip demand. Arm is up about 40 percent over the past month.
  3. 3 Intel INTC · $123.83 · +1.68% Intel rose 1.68 percent to 123.83 dollars, the third-largest move of the session, a day after a 12.14 percent jump. It advanced with the broader chip rally rather than on news of its own, and no Intel announcement appeared in the day's news feed. The stock has gained about 42 percent over the past month.
  4. 4 TSMC TSM · $452.21 · +1.59% TSMC rose 1.59 percent to 452.21 dollars, the fourth-largest move of the session, after a 2.41 percent gain on Monday. The foundry advanced with the semiconductor rally and no company announcement appeared in the day's news feed. The stock sits about 6 percent below its 52-week high of 479.00 dollars.
  5. 5 Amazon AMZN · $254.96 · -1.35% Amazon fell 1.35 percent to 254.96 dollars, the only decliner among the session's five biggest movers, giving back Monday's 1.87 percent gain. No Amazon announcement appeared in the day's news feed while money moved toward chipmakers. The stock is down about 3 percent over the past month and roughly 11 percent below its 52-week high of 287.20 dollars.

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