Check out the companies that make the biggest pre-market moves. Tesla – CEO Elon Musk announced on Friday that he bought $1 billion worth of stakes in the electric car maker, sending the shares price nearly 8% higher. NVIDIA – The dominant manufacturer of semiconductors for artificial intelligence applications has flowed almost 2% after a preliminary investigation by Chinese market regulators found that chip makers were violating the country’s anti-Monopoly laws. The investigation will continue. In the semiconductors of analog devices, Texas Instruments, China has launched anti-dumping probes from US stocks in semiconductors to specific analog chips. Gemini Space Station – Winklevoss’ Crypto Exchange rose nearly 2%. Gemini made their debut on the Nasdaq on Friday, up 14% on the first day of trading. Corteva – The Agricultural Company added 1% following the Wall Street Journal Report. It says it is considering splitting between the pesticides and seed business. Union Pacific – The Omaha-based railway has risen more than 1% behind upgrades at Citigroup to buy from neutral. The bank said Union Pacific is “too attractive to ignore” as it has become more clear after strong operational executions and recent stock price declines, and its planned merger with Norfolk Southern has become more clear. HIMS & HERS Health – Digital health stock has dropped by almost 3%. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Martin McCurry said in an article in the medical journal that Hims & Hers Super Bowl ads are a “breaking” of regulations. -CNBC’s Alex Harring contributed the report. (Learn the best 2026 strategies from within NYSE with Josh Brown and others on CNBC Pro Live. Tickets and info here.)
