On December 4, 2025, the US stock market closed with mixed results. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.1%, the S&P 500 increased by 0.2%, while the Nasdaq Composite fell by 0.3%.

In the sector performance, US fuel cell stocks saw significant gains with Bloom Energy Corp up 15.21%, FuelCell up 12.26%, and Ballard Power up 4.87%. Conversely, the silver ETF sector experienced declines, with Proshares Ultrashort Silver down 4.85%.

Meta Platforms, Inc. surged 3.43% after CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced plans to cut the metaverse project budget by up to 30%, leading to a positive market reaction and a pre-market stock price increase of over 5%.

Apple fell 1.29% following significant stock recommendations and market calls on Wall Street, which included major companies such as Apple, Tesla, Oracle, and more.

Alphabet and Alphabet both saw declines of 0.70% and 0.63% respectively, despite the strong performance of their self-developed TPU chips, which are expected to capture 20% of the AI chip market in the coming years.

Amazon.com dropped 1.41% as Rosenblatt maintained its Buy rating and price target of $305.00 per share, indicating confidence in the stock's performance without any changes to the previous assessment.

Broadcom saw a slight increase of 0.11% after Susquehanna raised its price target from $400 to $450 per share, reflecting increased confidence in the company's stock performance and potential growth.

Tesla Motors rose 1.73% driven by investor optimism centered on the company's advancements in robotics, overshadowing its traditional automotive business.

Eli Lilly fell 2.00% despite BMO Capital raising its price target from $1100.00 to $1200.00 per share, reflecting a positive outlook on the stock's performance.

Micron Technology dropped 3.21% after announcing the closure of its Crucial brand and shifting focus to AI storage chips, which caused market supply and demand tensions.

Snowflake plummeted 11.41% despite multiple analysts raising their price targets, reflecting a positive outlook on the stock's performance. The company reported a narrowed quarterly loss and increased demand for its AI agent, alongside a $200 million deal with Anthropic.

Oracle gained 3.18% as Citigroup maintained a Buy rating despite lowering the price target from $415.00 to $375.00 per share, indicating continued confidence in the stock's potential.