US Stock Capital Activity List | NVIDIA invests in Synopsys, with both stock prices rising; Bitcoin plummets 7%, Strategy drops over 3%

On Monday, the most traded stock in the U.S. market, NVIDIA, rose by 1.65%, with a trading volume of $32.452 billion. NVIDIA announced on Monday that it has acquired $2 billion worth of common stock in Synopsys at a price of $414.79 per share, with Synopsys' stock price rising nearly 5% last night. This investment is part of a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating the development of computing and artificial intelligence engineering solutions.

According to a statement, in this multi-year collaboration, NVIDIA will assist Synopsys in achieving the following goals: accelerating the iteration of its compute-intensive application portfolio, advancing the research and development of intelligent agent artificial intelligence engineering technology, expanding cloud service access, and jointly formulating marketing plans.

"This is a significant collaboration," said NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on Monday. "The partnership we announced today aims to bring transformation to one of the most compute-intensive industries in the world—design and engineering."

The second most traded stock, Tesla, fell by 0.01%, with a trading volume of $24.439 billion. According to Insideevs, since opening its first showroom in India in July this year, Tesla has sold only over 100 vehicles in the local market in just over two months of operation.

Currently, Tesla only has the Model Y officially for sale in India. As of mid-September, the model had received over 600 orders, but only a very small portion has actually been converted into deliveries.

Additionally, the latest registration data shows that in the 11 months before 2025, Tesla's sales in Norway have already surpassed any automaker's annual record in the local market, breaking the previous record set by Volkswagen in 2016 a month early, providing a rare positive for Musk during a challenging phase.

The third most traded stock, Apple, rose by 1.52%, with a trading volume of $12.774 billion. Reports indicate that India's Ministry of Telecommunications has privately notified various smartphone manufacturers, including Apple, requiring them to pre-install a government-developed network application security program on all new devices, claiming this move is to address issues of phone theft, loss, and fraud prevention.

The fourth most traded stock, Alphabet (GOOGL), fell by 1.65%, with a trading volume of $12.376 billion. Chinese AI company DeepSeek launched two new models on Monday, DeepSeek-V3.2 and DeepSeek-V3.2-Speciale. In public inference tests, V3.2 reached the level of GPT-5, slightly below Google's Gemini3 Pro.

The eighth most traded stock, Broadcom, fell by 4.19%, with a trading volume of $8.763 billion. Bank of America raised Broadcom's target price from $400 to $460. UBS raised Broadcom's target price from $415 to $472.

The tenth most traded stock, Strategy, fell by 3.25%, with a trading volume of $6.956 billion. On Monday, U.S. cryptocurrency concept stocks fell broadly. In news, Japanese government bond futures weakened significantly, with the market betting that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates at its December meeting. After Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda hinted at a rate hike, the global cryptocurrency market reacted quickly, with Bitcoin briefly falling below $85,000 during the sessionBTC Markets analyst Rachael Lucas pointed out: "Bitcoin is no longer just focused on the Federal Reserve; now the interest rate movements of global central banks can trigger market fluctuations."

Micron Technology, ranked 13th, rose 1.68% with a trading volume of $4.18 billion. According to informed sources, Micron plans to invest 1.5 trillion yen (approximately $9.6 billion) to build a new factory in Hiroshima, western Japan, for the production of advanced high-bandwidth memory chips.

It is reported that the American chip manufacturer aims to start construction at the existing site in May next year and plans to begin shipments around 2028. The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry will provide subsidies of up to 500 billion yen for the project.

To revitalize its aging semiconductor industry, the Japanese government is offering generous subsidies to attract investments from foreign chip manufacturers such as Micron and TSMC. The Japanese government is also funding the construction of a factory that will utilize IBM's technology to mass-produce advanced logic chips.

Robinhood, ranked 14th, fell 4.09% with a trading volume of $3.819 billion.

Eli Lilly, ranked 15th, fell 1.63% with a trading volume of $3.241 billion. Eli Lilly announced on Monday that it has reduced the price of its popular obesity treatment drug Zepbound (tirzepatide) single-dose vials to improve affordability for U.S. patients. The demand for weight loss treatment drugs in the U.S. is currently surging.

Through Eli Lilly's online healthcare platform LillyDirect, patients with prescriptions can now purchase a 2.5 mg starting dose of Zepbound for $299 per month, down from the previous price of $349.

Coinbase, ranked 16th, fell 4.76% with a trading volume of $3.086 billion. The cryptocurrency sector in U.S. stocks saw a broad decline on Monday.

Applovin, ranked 19th, rose 4.02% with a trading volume of $2.761 billion. The stock has risen for the third consecutive trading day