US stock trading volume rankings change: Storage giants take first and third place, SanDisk surpasses many star stocks

Jinse Finance reported that as of June 22, at the time of publication, SanDisk's stock price rose by 6.2% to $2,319.26 per share, once again reaching a record high. The trading volume reached 8.9 billion USD, ranking third among all stocks in the US market, second only to a certain exchange and SpaceX. It even surpassed well-known companies such as a certain exchange, Tesla, Intel, AMD, Google, and Microsoft, indicating that capital is rapidly concentrating in the semiconductor sub-sector. A certain exchange topped the list with a trading volume of 21.386 billion USD and its stock price rose by 4.71% on the day. Although SpaceX ranked second, its stock price plummeted by 10.65%, with a trading volume of 9.534 billion USD, showing obvious market divergence. The current US stock market is characterized by "high trading volume and high volatility". On one hand, the long-term logic of the AI industry remains unchanged; on the other hand, capital has begun to reassess the profitability of niche sectors. In the near future, storage chips, advanced manufacturing, and innovative pharmaceuticals could continue to be major directions for capital competition.