Check out the companies that are making the biggest moves in pre-market trading. Tesla – CEO Elon Musk bought $1 billion worth of stakes in the EV maker on Friday, helping to send stocks that are nearly 8% higher. NVIDIA – The dominant manufacturer of semiconductors for artificial intelligence applications fell by almost 2% after China’s market regulator said chip makers were found to be violating the country’s anti-unit laws. The investigation will continue. In the analog device, Texas Instruments semiconductors, China has launched anti-dumping probes from US stocks in semiconductors to certain analog chips. Gemini Space Station – Winklevoss ‘Crypto Exchange rose nearly 2%. Gemini made their debut on the Nasdaq on Friday, jumping 14% on the first day of the deal. Corteva – Agricultural Company is considering splitting up the pesticide and seed business by adding 1% following the Wall Street Journal Report. Union Pacific – The Omaha-based railway has risen more than 1% behind upgrades at Citigroup to buy from neutral. The bank said Union Pacific appears to be “too attractive to ignore” thanks to its strong operational implementation. 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 strategy from within the NYSE, along with others on Josh Brown and CNBC Pro Live. Tickets and info.)
