AI Stocks — Daily Top 5 Moves — Page 4

2026-08-03 · MONDAY · 13:05 PDT

1 Oracle ORCL · $141.9 · +9.26% Oracle jumped 9.3 percent to 141.90 dollars, the day's largest move among tracked names. The gain came amid a broad advance across AI-linked mega-cap tech, though the day's headlines offered no clearly attributable single driver for the stock.
2 Meta Platforms META · $590.38 · +6.05% Meta Platforms rose 6.1 percent to 590.38 dollars, the second-largest move on the day's list. The stock climbed alongside a broad rally in mega-cap tech names tied to the AI trade, with no single company-specific driver evident in the day's headlines.
3 Microsoft MSFT · $487.54 · +4.91% Microsoft gained 4.9 percent to 487.54 dollars as large-cap tech rallied broadly. The move tracked the day's wider advance in AI-exposed mega-caps rather than any clearly attributable company-specific news.
4 Alphabet GOOGL · $373.57 · +4.90% Alphabet advanced 4.9 percent to 373.57 dollars, nearly matching Microsoft's gain. The stock moved with the day's broad rally in AI-linked mega-cap tech, with no single clearly attributable driver in the day's headlines.
5 Amazon AMZN · $283.97 · +4.56% Amazon rose 4.6 percent to 283.97 dollars, extending its recent AI-driven run. The gain came as AWS's chief executive said in interviews that the potential AI business for the cloud unit is 'just massive', comments widely covered in the day's news.

2026-07-31 · FRIDAY · 13:05 PDT

1 Amazon AMZN · $271.25 · +15.18% Amazon surged 15.2 percent to 271.25 dollars, by far the day's largest move among tracked names. The jump came as Mizuho called Amazon's AI story a game changer and tech stocks rallied on renewed enthusiasm for the AI trade.
2 Apple AAPL · $310.15 · -6.98% Apple fell 7.0 percent to 310.15 dollars, the steepest decline on the day's list. The drop stood out against gains across most other large-cap tech names, and the day's headlines offered no clearly attributable single driver.
3 Alphabet GOOGL · $356.07 · +6.72% Alphabet rose 6.7 percent to 356.07 dollars, one of the strongest gains among megacap tech names. The advance came in a session where tech stocks broadly rallied on renewed enthusiasm for the AI trade.
4 Micron MU · $822.34 · -5.98% Micron slid 6.0 percent to 822.34 dollars, the day's second-largest decliner. The stock gave back part of the prior session's 18.6 percent surge, which had come alongside record memory profits reported by Samsung and SK Hynix.
5 Meta Platforms META · $556.41 · +3.22% Meta Platforms gained 3.2 percent to 556.41 dollars. The stock moved with a broad rally in megacap tech as enthusiasm around the AI trade returned to the market, a session that also lifted NVIDIA and Microsoft about 3 percent each.

2026-07-30 · THURSDAY · 12:36 PDT

1 Micron MU · $876.11 · +18.55% Micron led the day's moves, closing at 876.11 dollars. The session came alongside record memory profits reported by Samsung and SK Hynix, the other two makers that dominate the same market.
2 Microsoft MSFT · $456.6 · +16.92% Microsoft rose to 456.60 dollars after quarterly results in which the cloud business carried revenue growth. Coverage of the quarter described the AI revenue attributed to Microsoft 365 as more modest than the cloud line.
3 AMD AMD · $488.1 · +13.63% AMD closed at 488.10 dollars, among the largest gainers on a day when most of the semiconductor names on the watchlist advanced together. No company-specific announcement appears in the day's news set.
4 Intel INTC · $91.53 · +11.78% Intel finished at 91.53 dollars, rising with the rest of the chip complex on the watchlist. As with AMD, the day's news set carries no company-specific item to attach the move to.
5 Meta META · $533.79 · -8.85% Meta was the only decliner in the day's top five moves, ending at 533.79 dollars. The company disclosed 279 billion dollars in future data centre lease commitments not yet on its balance sheet, and its AI spending drew scrutiny after a softer outlook.

2026-07-29 · WEDNESDAY · 12:40 PDT

1 Micron MU · $757.53 · -7.68% Micron fell 7.68 percent to 757.53, the largest move on the watchlist for a second straight session after yesterday's 8.77 percent drop. The two days together take it down from a close above 900 earlier this week.
2 Super Micro Computer SMCI · $26.34 · -7.42% Super Micro Computer dropped 7.42 percent to 26.34, extending a 4.8 percent decline the day before. It is the cheapest name on the watchlist and has now lost ground in both sessions this week that the market was open.
3 Arm Holdings ARM · $230.14 · -5.97% Arm Holdings fell 5.97 percent to 230.14, following a 7.92 percent decline in the previous session. All five of the day's largest moves were semiconductor names, and all five were lower.
4 AMD AMD · $437.89 · -3.68% AMD lost 3.68 percent to close at 437.89, about half the size of its 7.13 percent fall the day before. The pace of the decline eased, but the direction did not change.
5 TSMC TSM · $381.1 · -2.86% TSMC slipped 2.86 percent to 381.10, doubling the 1.44 percent decline it posted a day earlier. Intel and Nvidia sat just behind it at 2.35 and 2.33 percent lower, so the watchlist's chip cluster moved together.

2026-07-28 · TUESDAY · 12:40 PDT

1 Micron MU · $821.24 · -8.77% Micron fell 8.77 percent to 821.24, the largest move on the watchlist. The day's news carried a deepening sell-off in AI stocks, with memory makers Samsung and SK Hynix each down more than 10 percent on renewed doubts about the pace of AI spending and concern about Chinese competition.
2 Arm Holdings ARM · $245.24 · -7.92% Arm Holdings dropped 7.92 percent to 245.24. It is the second of five chip designers and manufacturers among the day's six largest moves, all of them lower, in a session the day's coverage described as investors ditching chip stocks.
3 AMD AMD · $459.64 · -7.13% AMD lost 7.13 percent to close at 459.64. The decline came in the same broad retreat from AI chip names that the day's reporting tied to renewed doubts about how fast AI spending will grow.
4 Palantir PLTR · $122.84 · -6.61% Palantir fell 6.61 percent to 122.84, the only non-semiconductor name among the day's five biggest movers. The session's AI sell-off reached beyond chipmakers into software companies whose valuations rest on AI demand.
5 Intel INTC · $86.78 · -5.33% Intel slid 5.33 percent to 86.78, rounding out a watchlist where the five largest moves were all declines. Alphabet, up 2.39 percent, was the only name on the list to gain more than one percent.

2026-07-24 · FRIDAY · 15:44 PDT

1 Arm Holdings ARM · $260.01 · -8.14% Arm Holdings fell 8.1% to $260.01, the day's biggest move as chip stocks tied to AI infrastructure sold off hard. The decline came amid renewed market anxiety over the scale and payoff of AI spending. No company-specific catalyst is confirmed for the move.
2 Intel INTC · $92.32 · -7.89% Intel dropped 7.9% to $92.32, joining a broad semiconductor selloff. Chipmakers that have rallied on AI demand gave back ground as investors questioned the durability of AI-driven capital spending. No specific company news is confirmed for the single-session move.
3 Micron MU · $920.95 · -6.99% Micron fell 7.0% to $920.95, reversing sharply after recent strength. The memory maker tracked a wider pullback in AI-exposed chip names as sentiment on AI capital spending soured. No confirmed company-specific catalyst drove the drop.
4 Oracle ORCL · $114.99 · -4.21% Oracle fell 4.2% to $114.99 after reports that the company is cutting about 21,000 jobs to help fund its AI spending. The layoffs underscore how aggressively legacy vendors are reshaping around AI infrastructure. The move also fit a broader down day for AI-capex-exposed stocks.
5 Apple AAPL · $333.02 · +3.53% Apple rose 3.5% to $333.02, the only gainer among the day's biggest movers and a notable divergence from the falling chip names. Investors have treated Apple as comparatively insulated from the AI capital-spending arms race. No specific catalyst is confirmed for the single-session gain.

2026-07-23 · THURSDAY · 23:34 PDT

1 Alphabet GOOGL · $317.69 · -7.13% Alphabet shares fell 7.1% to $317.69, the largest move among the day's biggest AI names and part of a broad pullback in hyperscaler and cloud stocks. The drop coincided with heightened scrutiny of how the AI build-out is being financed, though no single catalyst is confirmed here.
2 Oracle ORCL · $120.04 · -4.61% Oracle fell 4.6% to $120.04, extending weakness across cloud-infrastructure providers. The company has tied much of its recent growth story to AI data-center capacity, leaving it sensitive to sentiment about AI-related capital spending. No specific news catalyst is confirmed for the move.
3 Amazon AMZN · $233.66 · -4.57% Amazon dropped 4.6% to $233.66, joining a sell-off in large-cap names most exposed to AI infrastructure spending. As the operator of AWS, Amazon carries some of the heaviest cloud capital-expenditure commitments in the sector. The decline tracked the broader group rather than any confirmed company-specific news.
4 Meta Platforms META · $606.1 · -3.36% Meta Platforms slipped 3.4% to $606.10, in line with a pullback across companies pouring capital into AI compute. Meta has guided toward sharply higher spending on data centers and custom silicon. As with its megacap peers, the move mirrored the sector rather than a confirmed standalone catalyst.
5 Micron MU · $990.21 · +3.20% Micron rose 3.2% to $990.21, the only gainer among the day's biggest movers as memory makers diverged from cloud and platform stocks. Demand for high-bandwidth memory used in AI accelerators has been a recurring tailwind for the group. No specific catalyst is confirmed for the single-session gain.