Earnings PK: Nvidia Plays, Rocket, Chips, and Chinese ADRs — Any Trade Opportunities?
Earnings season keeps firing away: AI plays lose steam, rocket stocks fade after early gains, Chinese e-commerce faces another cold front, and crypto firms post stunning profits. Let’s see who beat, who missed — and who’s still worth buying?1. Nvidia Concept Stocks: High Growth, High Volatility in the AI Supply Chain$CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$: Beats but Delayed, Dragged Down by Nvidia’s Sell-OffQ3 delivered a double beat, but delays at a third-party data center triggered a 16% one-day drop.CEO said the issue was “limited to a single data center,” but CNBC’s Jim Cramer reported delays across Texas, Oklahoma, and North Carolina.As an Nvidia concept stock, CoreWeave tends to fall harder whenever Nvidia pulls back. The stock closed at $88, just above its
$BYD Co., Ltd.(BYDDY)$ $12.96 (-0.92%): Downtrend Drifting Toward Support — Bulls Need a Hold Above $12.5–13 to Avoid Deeper SlideBYD Company Limited (BYDDY) closed at $12.96, slipping 0.92% on the day. Volume came in at ~203k shares vs ~2.46M average, showing a weak, low-conviction session. The ADR now trades roughly 35% below its 52-week high near $20.05, with YTD performance still positive but steadily eroding as sentiment toward China EVs cools and global macro worries linger.Technical Overview: Price remains below both EMA-20 ($13.05) and EMA-50 ($13.58), confirming an established short-term downtrend with a prior “death-cross” structure still in force. MACD (12,26,9) stays negative with a shallow but slightly improving histogram – momentum
Post-Spike Retracement Pushes CLSK Near $13.5 Support Zone
$CleanSpark, Inc.(CLSK)$ $14.05 (-6.55%) — Post-breakdown pressure: momentum cools, watch $13.5/$16.0 bandCleanSpark sold off to $14.05, now ~40% below its 52-week high ($23.61). The pullback extends a two-week down leg after October’s spike, with price back under both EMAs—a classic momentum fade in crypto-beta names.Technicals & 1-week viewPrice sits below EMA-20 $16.88 and EMA-50 $15.82, keeping near-term bias bearish. MACD remains below signal with a deepening negative histogram (ongoing downside momentum), while RSI 37.4 approaches oversold—scope for a reflex bounce but trend control stays with sellers. Key levels: support $13.50 (today’s intraday low zone) then $12.00; resistance $15.00 → $15.82 (EMA-50), then $16.90 (EMA-20) and $18.00.
$SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$ $379.87 (+0.39%) — Steady climb resumes; eyes on $388–$395 resistance band amid renewed gold momentumSPDR Gold Shares (GLD) closed at $379.87, up 0.39%, extending its recovery from the early-November dip near $360. The ETF is now ~6% below its 52-week high ($403.30) and remains +56.9% YTD, supported by a firm rebound in spot gold as U.S. yields softened. Volume stood near 10.1M vs. 15.9M average, suggesting moderate participation as investors rotate back into defensive assets amid geopolitical and inflation uncertainty.Technicals & 1-week viewVolume + MACD: momentum continues improving—MACD line (3.03) recently crossed above signal (3.78) from below, confirming an early bullish inflection. Histogram turned positive for t
1. $Apple(AAPL)$ Apple hits highest closing price in historyStock chart for Apple on Nasdaq displaying candlestick price movements from April to November with a red horizontal line at 237.59 indicating the highest close volume bars at bottom time axis labeled by months y-axis price scale from 160 to 240 dollars 2. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ Microsoft just ended an 8-day losing streak, its longest losing streak in 14 yearsA financial candlestick chart for Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) displays extended hours real time data over five months from July to November with price axis from 400 to 500 dollars volume bars below green and red candlesticks showing trading sessions a pink highlighted box around recent bars indic
Market Pulse: Weak SPX Breadth, QQQ Historic Gap Streak
1. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Only 26% of S&P 500 stocks have outperformed the SPX over the last 3 months, one of the worst market breadth readings since 2020Line chart titled Percent of stocks within the S and P 500 outperforming the overall index over past 3 months displays fluctuating percentage values from 2021 to 2025 with y-axis ranging from 20 to 80 percent and x-axis marking years arrows highlight recent low points at 23 percent in 2023 and 26 percent in 2024 2. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ Nasdaq $QQQ has now gapped up at least 0.5% on the first trading day of the week 7 consecutive times, the longest streak in historyLine chart titled Nasdaq 100 ETF QQQ Streaks of Positive Gaps 0.5 percent to Start the Week d
$GE Aerospace(GE)$ $310.72 (-0.39%) — Near Highs but Momentum Cools; Watch $316–$320GE Aerospace closed at $310.72, down 0.39%, sitting ~2% below its 52-week high ($316.67) and up ~86% YTD (Yahoo). Volume was ~2.67M vs ~4.04M average—lighter participation. Drivers today: (1) trend follow through after a multi-month uptrend; (2) mild risk-off in cyclicals capped gains; (3) investors positioning into the next dividend/earnings cycle (ex-date 29 Sep 2025, next earnings 20 Jan 2026 per Yahoo snapshot).Technicals & 1-week viewVolume + MACD: histogram -0.345 with MACD line 3.33 just below signal 3.67—momentum cooling but not broken. RSI 14 = 58.3, constructive, not overbought. EMA stack: price above 20-EMA $306.04 and 50-EMA $297.18—uptrend intact; a
$NEBIUS(NBIS)$ $102.22 (-7.03%) — Sharp Breakdown Below $105: Short-term Correction Deepens Toward $95–$100 ZoneNebius plunged 7.03% to $102.22, under heavy profit-taking after a parabolic YTD rally of +269%. The session saw a sharp intraday reversal (H $114.56 → L $99.83) with volume spiking to 44.7M vs. 17.6M avg, marking clear distribution pressure. The drop reflects (1) speculative unwind following recent highs near $141, (2) valuation stress after extreme multiple expansion, and (3) traders locking gains ahead of next week’s earnings (Nov 11).Technicals & 1-week viewThe price broke decisively below the 20-EMA ($114.4), testing the 50-EMA ($106) and briefly piercing it intraday before closing lower — confirming a momentum breakdown. MACD h
Strong Rebound for PSKY as Bulls Test Key Resistance Levels
$Paramount Skydance Corp(PSKY)$ $16.74 (+9.77%) — Breakout Reversal Attempt: Watch $17.5–$18 for Trend ConfirmationParamount Skydance jumped +9.77% to $16.74, marking one of its strongest single-day rallies since early September. The surge came on volume of ~15.65M vs. 11.78M average, confirming genuine buying interest after several weeks of consolidation near $15. Drivers included bargain hunting ahead of earnings and renewed speculation over content licensing and streaming asset synergies. Year-to-date, PSKY is up +60.0%, outperforming the media/entertainment sector average.Technicals & 1-week viewVolume + MACD: momentum just turned positive—MACD (0.02) crossed above signal (-0.48), an early bullish inflection from deeply negative territory.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ $291.74 (+0.40%) — Fresh 52-wk High Test: Momentum Builds, Eyes $295–$300Alphabet closed at $291.74, up 0.40%, now ~0.2% below its 52-week high $292.34 (new high intraday). YTD gain sits near +53% with volume (~14.1M) below the ~21.8M average—trend intact but not euphoric. Drivers today: (1) follow-through from Q3 beats with Search/YouTube resilience and Cloud profitability; (2) ongoing AI product cadence supporting multiple-expansion; (3) mega-cap bid as rates eased, lifting long-duration tech.Technicals & 1-week viewPrice holds a powerful up-channel above the EMA-20 ≈ $272.9 and EMA-50 ≈ $253.9; the short/medium trend remains decisively up. MACD is positive with a rising histogram—momentum continuation bias. RSI ~72–73 is ov
Oracle Weakens Under EMA Pressure, Testing $225 Zone
$Oracle(ORCL)$ $236.15 (-1.94%) — Cloud re-rating drags further; watch $225 support or risk breakdown toward $220Oracle closed at $236.15, down 1.94%, extending its multi-week decline as investors rotate out of enterprise software into high-growth AI and semiconductor names. The stock is now ~32% below its 52-week high ($345.72) but still +41.7% YTD, reflecting earlier cloud optimism. Volume came in at 20.3M vs 23.7M avg, consistent with a controlled selloff rather than panic. Weakness continues post-earnings as macro rate sensitivity and multiple compression weigh on large-cap tech.Technicals & 1-week viewVolume + MACD: momentum remains bearish—MACD line (-12.23) below signal (-8.18) with histogram still negative, showing no recovery attempt
$Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ $51.24 (-1.27%) — Post-rally fatigue under EMA pressure; bulls need $55–58 reclaim for recoveryRocket Lab closed at $51.24, down 1.27%, extending its short-term pullback after the October peak near $74. Despite being up +101% YTD, the stock remains roughly 31% below its 52-week high ($73.97). Volume rose to ~32.24M vs 22.4M avg, signaling distribution rather than accumulation. The day’s weakness reflected continued risk-off flow across high-beta growth and aerospace names, alongside soft investor sentiment in small-cap techs.Technicals & 1-week viewVolume + MACD: histogram negative (–1.99 vs –1.56 signal), but flattening—momentum may be stabilizing. RSI (14) at 38.5 hovers in lower-neutral, hinting at mild oversold
$BigBear.ai Holdings(BBAI)$ $6.06 (+6.13%) — Oversold Rebound in Progress, Testing EMA Resistance at $6.5–6.6BigBear.ai Holdings climbed +6.13% to $6.06, recovering from its late-October dip near $5.70 as buyers stepped in around support. The rally follows renewed retail interest in AI-linked defense software stocks, adding to a year-to-date gain of +36.2%. Momentum remains fragile, however, as price action continues below key moving averages.Technicals (1-week outlook)Price has rebounded but remains below both EMA-20 ($6.48) and EMA-50 ($6.56), forming a short-term resistance zone.MACD (12,26,9): –0.142 vs signal –0.323 (histogram +0.18) — bearish momentum fading; a crossover could trigger fresh upside.RSI (14): 43.6, rising from oversold levels
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Earnings Movers | CRWV Cut Guidance, Oversold or Not?
1. $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ plunged 16.31%Revenue: $1.37B vs. $1.28B expected (+7% beat)Adjusted EPS: −$0.22 vs. −$0.36 expected (+38.9% beat)Outlook: FY2025 Revenue expects $5.05B–$5.15B (down from $5.15B–$5.35B), Adjusted Operating Income to be $690M–$720M (down from $800M–$830M), Capex to be $12B–$14B (cut from $20B–$23B) due to data center delays.CRWV shares fell after the company reduced its guidance, citing a delay at one of its third-party data center providers. Despite the adverse investor reaction, retail traders’ sentiment toward CoreWeave stock improved appreciably following the quarterly print.CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator said, “Our performance reflects disciplined execution across every part of our business, from scaling infrastructu
💥"Pharma Heaven & Hell": MRK & AMGN Lead Dow, LLY Hits ATH, Health Insurance Plunges
[Allin]Hey~Tigers: The pharma sector is currently experiencing a "heaven and hell" divergence. On one side, $Merck(MRK)$ and $Amgen(AMGN)$ enjoy safe-haven premiums, $Eli Lilly(LLY)$ hits new highs on GLP-1 deal certainty; on the other side, health insurance faces a business model collapse due to Trump's "direct subsidy payment" rhetoric. Investors must watch policy signals closely to avoid walking a tightrope between innovative drug dividends and policy risks.This article focuses on:Market Overview: Dow Hits New High, Pharma Sector EmergesGLP-1 Weight Loss Drug Market Upheaval: Government Price-Cut Deal Impacts Lilly, Novo Nordisk Competitive LandscapeTrump's Comm
AMD Surges 96% in 2025: How will it go under $1 Trillion vision?
Abstract:At AMD’s first Analyst Day in three years held on November 11th $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ , the company sent a major signal: the data center chip market will reach $1 trillion by 2030, with the firm targeting a revenue compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 35% and earnings per share (EPS) of $20 over the next 3-5 years.AI_DigAMD’s Financial Analyst Day in New York on November 11th was more than just its first appearance in three years—it was like a declaration of war against industry leader Nvidia $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ . During the event, CEO Lisa Su shared optimistic expectations for the artificial intelligence (AI) market and announced AMD’s financial goals for the next three to five years. Sh
$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ 's "dual-engine" is firing! E-commerce brings massive scale, while the crown jewel AWS boasts insane >34% margins. With its aggressive AI bets, the growth story is far from over. $1T market cap? Just the beginning!
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ just dropped a new €1B AI data center project – the uptrend is solid! The infrastructure arms race among AI giants is unstoppable. Don't jump off this train, new highs are ahead!
$Apple(AAPL)$ 's earnings are on fire, showing solid strength while other techs wobble! Its ecosystem moat is deep, and the AI+ hardware potential is huge. Holding $AAPL strong for the next leg up!