The broader stock indices are little changed in early US trading after the Dow, S&P, and NASDAQ indices closed at record levels yesterday. A snapshot of the market 11 minutes into the open is shown:Dow industrial average -64 point or -0.14% at 46044S&P -2.09 points or -0.03% at 6585.44NASDAQ index up 10 points or 0.05% at 22053.25Some winners today include:Paramount Skydance (PSKY): +6.01% – Paramount is preparing a bid for Warner Bros. DiscoveryMicron (MU): +3.18% – Strength driven by strong demand outlook for memory chips tied to AI and data center build-outs. Yesterday shares moved up sharply by 7.55%Super Micro Computer (SMCI): +2.89% – AI-related hardware supplier continues to benefit from elevated investor enthusiasm around server demand. The market has taken the price back above its 100 day moving average after testing its 200 day moving average earlier in the month.Corning (GLW): +2.82% – Boosted by improved outlook for display glass demand and potential stabilization in consumer electronics supply chains. Apples Cook appeared on CNBC and Corning's plant to promote Apples use of Corning glass on all iPhones (on the front and back too).Tesla (TSLA): +2.55% – Shares rose as EV demand signals firmed; recent analyst upgrades citing production targets also supported sentiment. Shares of Tesla have broken above a key ceiling near $367.71 in trading today. The price is currently trading at $381.47.Nebius NV (NBIS): +2.11% – Uptrend tied to ongoing strength in cloud and AI infrastructure themes.Roblox (RBLX): +1.97% – Investors betting on improving user engagement and monetization after recent product updates.General Motors (GM): +1.46% – Benefited from positive headlines around EV transition strategy and resilient auto sales data.SoFi Technologies (SOFI): +1.43% – Gains on expectations of stronger consumer lending and financial services growth momentum.Western Digital (WDC): +1.39% – Memory/storage sector rally continues alongside Micron, driven by AI and data growth demand.Microsoft (MSFT): +1.10% – Modest rise as AI-driven cloud optimism remains a key driver of long-term growth expectations. This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.