DECEMBER 28, 2025   |   READ ONLINE

Dear Reader,

Over the past 25 years, I’ve made it my mission to speak up when something feels off in the markets.

A month before the dot-com bubble burst, I published a warning essentially saying: “This can’t last.”

In 2008, I rang the alarm on housing calling the fall of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers.

I’ve exposed shady CEOs, market frauds, and financial bubbles before most investors saw the cracks.

Eventually, CNBC gave me a nickname I didn’t ask for: “The Prophet.”

But what I see happening right now… it’s much bigger.

Some are even calling it, “The bubble to burst them all.”

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Today’s Bonus News

MarketBeat Week in Review – 12/8 – 12/12

Submitted by MarketBeat Staff. Published: 12/13/2025. 

It’s no surprise stocks rose after confirmation of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut on Wednesday. What may surprise some investors is where the bounce is coming from: money is flowing into cyclical stocks that appear to offer strong value.

Is this the rotation trade that will spark a broader market rally? If so, analysts expect the bull market to continue into the first part of next year, when corporate earnings will determine whether the rally is sustainable.

Next week is the last full week of trading for 2025, and investors should expect volatility as institutions position for 2026. Still, the stage is set for a Santa Claus rally, and MarketBeat analysts will highlight opportunities to help keep any lumps of coal from affecting your portfolio.

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ARTICLE HIGHLIGHTS

• Stocks moved higher this week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average leading the way.
• The move toward cyclical stocks may be evidence of the rotation trade that investors have been waiting for.
• Next week will be the last full week of trading before 2026; expect volatility as institutional investors close out their books for 2025.

Articles by Thomas Hughes

If a rotation trade materializes, many investors will target undervalued dividend stocks. This week Thomas Hughes highlighted the five highest-rated dividend stocks using the proprietary MarketBeat screener.

It’s been a brutal month for some otherwise quality names, but beaten-down stocks can create opportunities. Hughes analyzed five stocks with high short interest that could be attractive turnaround stories in 2026.

Several companies, including Walmart Inc. (NASDAQ: WMT) and Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX), announced stock splits in 2025. Which companies might split in 2026? Hughes named three that look like strong candidates.

Articles by Sam Quirke

Sam Quirke also wrote about dividend stocks to buy for a potential rotation trade. Read his piece on three high-quality names that combine dividend yield, stability, and upside heading into 2026.

Owning Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) isn’t for the faint of heart. It has been one of the best-performing technology stocks since April. This week Quirke laid out the bullish case for a $500 price target and the bearish counterargument.

Quirke also argued that recent bearish commentary on Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) may be misguided. He noted the chipmaker is positioning itself for the next wave of generative AI development, which could push QCOM stock higher.

Articles by Chris Markoch

The golden cross is a widely watched technical signal. This week Chris Markoch highlighted three stocks that could be forming a golden cross, potentially setting them up for a breakout.

Stocks that lagged the S&P 500 often outperform the following year. If that pattern repeats in 2026, Markoch identified three comeback stocksto consider.

Speaking of comebacks, Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) is back in rally mode, up more than 22% since Nov. 21. Markoch explains why the stock may be getting an early start on a year-end Santa Claus rally.

Articles by Ryan Hasson

Robotics stocks rose after reports of a new executive order aimed at accelerating U.S. robotics production. Investors trading the trend should read Ryan Hasson’s look at five robotics stocks that led the move and could have more room to run.

Continuing the robotics theme, Hasson covered UiPath Inc. (NASDAQ: PATH), which moved sharply higher after its earnings report. Still, cautious investor sentiment may limit further upside.

Rising momentum and improved sentiment are lifting several names. This week Hasson highlighted three stocks poised for a momentum breakout — spoiler: at least one had a huge week.

Articles by Leo Miller

The next big move in AI stocks may come from small-cap names. Leo Miller highlighted three small-cap AI stocks that offer high-risk, high-reward potential in 2026.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) has been one of the strongest comeback stories in the second half of 2025. Miller explained why expected iPhone demand and a shift in Apple’s AI strategy may fuel further gains.

Miller also examined the sell-off in Pure Storage Inc. (NYSE: PSTG), suggesting recent analyst sentiment could make this a buyable dip for opportunistic investors.

Articles by Nathan Reiff

MarketBeat analysts often spotlight overlooked opportunities. This week Nathan Reiff highlighted three little-known stocks with positive analyst sentiment that could set the stage for larger gains.

Shares of D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS)rallied sharply in the first week of December. Reiff broke down whether investors should buy the rally or wait for a better entry point.

Reiff also focused on dividend stocks, profiling three names that combine growing dividend payouts with catalysts that could lift share prices.

Articles by Dan Schmidt

Dan Schmidt took a more cautious tone this week with pieces warning investors about several lagging names. Although falling interest rates usually help financial stocks, Schmidt explained why three finance names have been trending lower with little relief in sight.

He also flagged three stocks to avoid in 2026after analysts turned bearish following earnings reports.

Still, Schmidt offered some holiday cheer: he identified two retail stocks that posted strong earnings and have seen significant gains.

Articles by Jeffrey Neal Johnson

Has Netflix won the streaming war? Jeffrey Neal Johnson analyzed the company’s $82 billion bid for Warner Bros. and what it means for the future of streaming.

Johnson also discussed the link between fundamental strength and seasonal opportunity, explaining why three winter stocks look attractive heading into the new year.

In 2026 the AI trade may expand beyond the Magnificent Seven. Johnson identified three rising tech stars poised to shine next year.

Articles by Jordan Chussler

Falling oil prices have made it a rough year for energy stocks. Jordan Chussler argued the worst may be yet to come, and if oil drops to $55 investors might want to opt out of an energy-focused ETF.

Restaurant stocks remain a mixed bag, with fast-casual chains lagging. This week Chussler highlighted three major players and why consumers and investors are walking away.

Chussler also previewed the upcoming Bluebird 6 satellite launch by AST Spacemobile Inc. (NASDAQ: ASTS). The event carries high expectations, and if the company meets them even its 265% year-to-date gain could prove conservative.

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