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MarketBeat Week in Review – 11/10 – 11/14

Written by MarketBeat Staff. Published 11/15/2025. 

The one certainty about the market in 2025 is uncertainty. On Thursday, Nov. 13, stocks suffered their worst single-day decline since Oct. 10 — just a day after the Dow reached a record above 48,000.

Initially, investors welcomed the end of the government shutdown and reported progress on a trade deal with China. However, renewed worries about the valuations of some artificial intelligence (AI) stocks and uncertainty over a potential December rate cut have prompted some investors to take profits.

Now that the government is back to work, investors will begin receiving macroeconomic data that could provide direction. Adding to the unease, some economic reports from the past six weeks may never be released.

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Key Points

• Stocks had a volatile week with the bears holding the upper hand after the Dow made a record close on Wednesday.
• Investors are bearish about the valuation of some AI stocks and are becoming more pessimistic about a December rate cut.
• Many of the large retailers report earnings next week, which is likely to be a market-moving event.

One reliable source of insight remains corporate earnings. Many large retailers report next week, which should offer useful clues about the state of the consumer with two weeks to go until Black Friday.

Articles by Thomas Hughes

This week Thomas Hughes analyzed two speculative stocks with very different outlooks. On the bullish side, Hughes covered Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO), a notable player in advanced nuclear microreactors. He argued that while commercialization will likely bring volatility, market forces point to further upside. 

The outlook was more bearish for BigBear.ai (NYSE: BBAI). Although the stock received a lift from a solid earnings report, Hughes wrote that institutional interest is unlikely to propel the stock to new highs. 

Hughes also reviewed Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) after the company’s first investor day in three years. He explained why a bullish outlook could take the stock to $300 and why $500 may be possible down the road. 

Articles by Sam Quirke

Lam Research Corp. (NASDAQ: LRCX) is a pick-and-shovel play on the semiconductor industry. The stock has run strongly this year, and Sam Quirke laid out the pros and cons of buying into the rally. 

Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) bucked the broader sell-off among many technology stocks. Quirke explained why any broad tech sell-off should be seen as a buying opportunity. 

He also helped investors weigh the bull and bear cases for Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM), which has rallied sharply since April but remains well below its 52-week high. 

Articles by Chris Markoch

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) continued to slide this week. It’s hard to pin the move on Michael Burry anymore, but Chris Markoch explained why a deeper decline could set up a stronger long-term opportunity for PLTR stock.

Markoch also dissected Airbnb Inc. (NASDAQ: ABNB)‘s earnings. The results beat depressed expectations, but he warned that a premium valuation is likely to limit upside. 

Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) announced a $9.7 billion deal with IREN Limited (NASDAQ: IREN). The agreement lets Microsoft expand its AI capacity without significantly increasing capital expenditure — a key element of its broader AI strategy. 

Articles by Ryan Hasson

Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB) reported earnings this week, and Ryan Hasson explained why investors shrugged off a delay in the maiden launch of its Neutron rocket. 

As some investors rotate out of frothy tech names, Hasson highlighted five consumer stocks that offer real value if the sell-off deepens. 

He also reminded readers that in a falling market, identifying best-in-class companies is more important than ever and pointed to three stocks showing relative strength while many overvalued peers stumble. 

Articles by Leo Miller

Leo Miller wrote about what investors should take from the price action in ServiceNow Inc. (NYSE: NOW) after its earnings report. The stock fell sharply, yet analysts are raising price targets amid optimism over the company’s AI initiatives.

Insider sales often prompt retail investors to sell. Miller examined recent insider selling in three stocks and explained why not all insider selling is the same.

Share buybacks can be a direct reward to shareholders. Miller noted that buybacks generally signal management believes its stock is undervalued, as with three companies that announced sizable buybacks this earnings season. 

Articles by Nathan Reiff

The alternative energy sector isn’t dead, but it has shifted. Nathan Reiff examined three alternative energy ETFs focused on clean-energy niches that have outperformed the broader industry in 2025 and could continue to do so.

Speculative stocks carry risk but can deliver the biggest rewards. Reiff highlighted three beaten-down small- and mid-cap stocks that have catalysts that may spark a turnaround.

He also covered D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS)‘s earnings. Despite solid results, the stock fell after a 1,700% gain over the past year as investors noted the company has yet to outline a path to consistent profitability. 

Articles by Dan Schmidt

When a company misses expectations, the stock usually falls — but is that dip buyable? Dan Schmidt reviewed three stocks that dropped after earnings misses and identified which might be hidden gems and which to avoid. 

He also explored the critical data memory sector, essential to the AI infrastructure buildout. Several names in this space have outperformed NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) in 2025, and Schmidt explained why three data memory stocks could carry momentum into 2026. 

Articles by Jeffrey Neal Johnson

Rare earth stocks plunged after reports of a U.S.-China trade truce. Jeffrey Neal Johnson argued that the truce is not a reason to sell but more a pause that could set the stage for an explosive move higher for savvy investors. 

CoreWeave Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWV) shares plunged after the company cut guidance, but Johnson noted that the outlook wasn’t driven by weakening demand and could be a buying opportunity in disguise.

Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT) is a small company with big ambitions. Johnson pointed out that it now has contracts that seem to back up those aspirations, and analysts are starting to take notice — a potential signal for risk-tolerant investors to begin building a position. 

Articles by Jordan Chussler

Bitcoin giveth and Bitcoin taketh away — that was Jordan Chussler’s summary for Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ: MSTR). He explained why the company’s enterprise software business remains strong, but its Bitcoin reserve strategy keeps MSTR stock highly correlated with Bitcoin. 

Nuclear stocks haven’t been immune to the panic around AI valuations. Chussler detailed why nuclear names were caught up in the AI sell-off and why the drop could offer a better entry into a sector with strong tailwinds. 

This week was also the last time investors would formally hear from Warren Buffett. The Oracle of Omaha delivered his final letter to shareholders, and Chussler noted that he declined to fully explain the record cash position he is leaving for the new leaders of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK.B). 

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