Stock Market Today 06.11.2025

Datadog Q3 Earnings Outlook: Top Forecasters Boost Targets Ahead of DDOG Report

November 6, 2025, 10:25 AM EST. Datadog, Inc. (NASDAQ: DDOG) is set to report Q3 results before the open on Thursday, with consensus calling for EPS of $0.46 and revenue of about $852.3 million, up from a year ago. The company had just raised its FY25 guidance in August. Shares slid about 1.6% to roughly $155 on the session. A cohort of top analysts remains bullish: Rosenblatt's Blair Abernethy (Buy, PT $170, 76% accuracy); BTIG's Gray Powell (Buy, PT $184, 78%); Oppenheimer's Ittai Kidron (Outperform, PT $195, 74%); UBS's Karl Keirstead (Buy, PT $189, 77%); and Bernstein's Peter Weed (Outperform, PT $170, 72%). If results meet expectations, upside from fresh targets could follow.

Datadog Q3 Beat Highlights Growth; Raises Guidance as Cloud-Monitoring Demand Persists

November 6, 2025, 10:22 AM EST. Datadog (DDOG) posted Q3 CY2025 revenue of $885.7 million, a 28.4% YoY gain and a 3.9% beat vs. estimates. The non-GAAP EPS was $0.55, up 20.4% from expectations, and Adjusted Operating Income reached $207.4 million (23.4% margin, 15.6% beat). Management lifted the full-year Adjusted EPS guidance to $2.01 at the midpoint and guided Q4 revenue of $914 million (midpoint) above consensus. The quarter showed a negative operating margin of -0.7% but a strong Free Cash Flow Margin of 24.2%. Datadog ended the period with 4,060 customers paying >$100k, and billings rose 29.6% to $892.6 million. Market cap sits near $54.05 billion, and CEO Olivier Pomel stressed durable demand for the cloud-monitoring platform.

MINISO Group Holding (NYSE:MNSO) Valuation Outlook After Shareholder Returns and Momentum Shift

November 6, 2025, 10:20 AM EST. MINISO Group Holding (NYSE:MNSO) has shown renewed investor attention as short-term momentum cools but longer-term gains persist. The stock rose ~1.8% recently, with a 12-month total shareholder return of 20.8% and 3-year gains near 261%, underscoring steady execution despite near-term volatility. A prevailing narrative pegs fair value at $27.42, well above the last close of $21.48, implying the stock could be undervalued if growth remains intact. Valuation highlights include a forward-looking P/E around 19.9x, below peer average and yet under the fair ratio of 24.8x, suggesting room for multiple expansion. Key drivers cited are proprietary IP, strategic partnerships with Disney/Marvel/Sanrio, and scalable margins. Risks: rising costs or slower same-store sales could cap upside.

Parker-Hannifin Q3 Beat Lifts Guidance; Organic Revenue Up 5%

November 6, 2025, 10:18 AM EST. Parker-Hannifin (PH) topped Q3 results, delivering a stronger top and bottom line. Revenue rose to $5.08 billion, a 3.7% y/y increase and about a 2.9% beat to Street estimates. Non-GAAP EPS came in at $7.22, edging the consensus by 9%. Adjusted EBITDA was $1.27 billion, with a 24.9% margin and a small margin miss on the per-share basis. Management nudged the full-year Adjusted EPS guidance to a midpoint of $30 (+3.8%). Operating margin stuck at 20.3%, and Free Cash Flow Margin was 13.6%. Organic revenue rose 5% y/y, beating estimates of 2.1%. With a market cap near $98 billion, the company's growth engine remains its focus on motion and control systems.

Tesla Stock Price Prediction and Forecast 2025-2030: Key Drivers, Risks, and Valuation

November 6, 2025, 10:16 AM EST. Tesla Inc. (TSLA) sits near an all-time high ahead of a shareholder vote on Elon Musk's record-setting $1 trillion pay package. The stock has surged about 65% in six months and 83% in the past year, outperforming the S&P 500 since its 2010 IPO (adjusted for splits). Analysts at 24/7 Wall St. see strong upside potential through the decade, even as near-term volatility persists. The case rests on Tesla's EV leadership, expanding energy storage and charging network, plus improving revenue and earnings in a higher-rate environment. Long-term demand for the Model S, Model 3, and Model Y, plus growth in energy and services, underpins the bull case into 2025-2030, though macro risks and political scrutiny remain headwinds.

Datadog's Value Under Scrutiny: New Partnerships and a 3-Year Rally

November 6, 2025, 10:08 AM EST. Datadog faces a value debate as its latest partnerships and product launches fuel discussion in the high-growth cloud observability space. The stock has risen about 26% over the past year and roughly 123% over three years, attracting both opportunity and risk. In our valuation checks, Datadog scores only 2 of 6, signaling questions about its fair price. A DCF analysis pegs an intrinsic value around $201.25 per share, implying a roughly 21.7% discount to current levels and a potential upside if forecasts hold. The analysis also highlights a focus on Price-to-Sales as a relevant metric for fast-growing tech firms, where profitability lags. Overall, investors are weighing near-term momentum against longer-term cash flow potential.

PENN Entertainment Q3 Earnings Preview: Revenue, EPS Outlook and Key Catalysts

November 6, 2025, 10:04 AM EST. PENN Entertainment (PENN) is set to report Q3 results Thursday morning as investors weigh growth drivers in its casino, sports betting and entertainment portfolio. Last quarter PENN beat on revenue ($1.77B, +6.1% YoY) but missed on EBITDA despite an EPS beat. For Q3, analysts expect revenue of about $1.73 billion, up ~5.4% YoY, with an adjusted loss of -$0.03 per share. Street estimates have largely held steady over the past month. The stock has underperformed peers overall, with PENN down ~12.5% YTD and a lower price target (~$22.14) versus a ~$16.17 spot ahead of results. Peers like Boyd Gaming and Red Rock Resorts have reported mixed results, underscoring near-term volatility in the sector. Investors will watch for guidance, EBITDA commentary, and any share repurchase updates.

Warby Parker Misses Q3 Revenue; Guidance Trim Drives Stock Lower

November 6, 2025, 9:58 AM EST. Warby Parker (WRBY) fell short of Q3 revenue expectations, reporting $221.7M vs consensus $224.3M, though revenue rose 15.2% year over year. The company trimmed full-year revenue guidance to a midpoint of $872.5M, below analysts' estimates, while GAAP EPS came in at $0.05, in line with estimates. Adjusted EBITDA beat at $25.75M, but the operating margin improved to 1.6% from -3.4% a year ago and free cash flow was -$1.52M. Active customers reached 2.66M. Analysts still expect about 15.8% revenue growth over the next 12 months, highlighting a growth runway despite the quarterly miss. Investors will weigh the modest margin improvement and near-term softness against longer-term expansion opportunities.

Datadog Preps for Q3 2025 Earnings as Security Tools and AI Adoption Fuel Growth

November 6, 2025, 9:56 AM EST. Datadog (DDOG) is set to report Q3 2025 results on Nov. 6, with revenue guidance of $847-$851 million (about 23% YoY growth) and non-GAAP EPS of $0.44-$0.46. The Zacks consensus currently stands at $849.77 million and $0.45 per share, implying 23% revenue growth and a 2% YoY earnings decline. The company's expanding security portfolio-Code Security, Workload Protection and threat-focused solutions-now generates over $100 million in ARR and is growing in the mid-40% YoY range, supporting multi-product adoption. Growth is also driven by stronger engagement with AI-native customers and AI workloads, aided by Bits AI Security and Noise Reduction. A solid Q2 finish (revenue $827 million, free cash flow $165 million) provides a foundation, though margins face R&D and cloud infra pressure.

IBM Stomps Most of the Magnificent Seven, Except Nvidia and Alphabet

November 6, 2025, 9:55 AM EST. IBM's stock has surged this year, outpacing every member of the Magnificent Seven except Nvidia and Alphabet (GOOGL). The comeback echoes the 2002 saga that Louis V. Gerstner Jr. chronicled in 'Who Says Elephants Can't Dance?', as the old tech titan proves it can still move. Investors have taken note as IBM widens its growth trajectory, improves margins, and pivots toward cloud and AI-driven services. Yet the leadership gap versus Nvidia and Alphabet remains a hurdle for broader market leadership. If IBM sustains momentum, it could join the AI rally alongside its larger, high-flyer peers-and redefine the notion of value in the era of mega-cap AI.

Skillz (SKLZ) Q3 2025 Revenue Miss and Mixed Outlook as GAAP Loss Narrows

November 6, 2025, 9:52 AM EST. Skillz (NYSE: SKLZ) reported Q3 CY2025 revenue of $27.37M, below consensus $29.07M, though up 11.4% YoY. GAAP EPS of -$1.14 missed the -$1.10 expected, and Adjusted EBITDA at -$11.76M missed the -$7.54M forecast, signaling a wider margin shortfall. Operating margin improved to -59.4% from -85.5% a year earlier. Free cash flow was -$25.8M. Paying Monthly Active Users rose to 155,000, up 34,000 YoY. Market cap sits near $97.19M. Management framed progress toward positive Adjusted EBITDA, but the long-run demand trend remains weak, with revenue down about 33% annually over the past three years. Analysts model 21.1% revenue growth over the next 12 months, suggesting a brighter near-term outlook despite the quarterly miss.

Tariffs in Doubt, Musk Pay Plan Looms, Flight-Reduction Watch – Morning Squawk

November 6, 2025, 9:50 AM EST. Markets keyed on three headlines: Tariffs in limbo after Supreme Court hearing on the powers under the IEEA; a ruling that challenges the White House authority could force a rollback and shift assets across sectors. Tesla shareholders vote on Elon Musk's nearly $975 billion pay package, with outcomes due after the meeting and some groups opposing. Separately, operators plan to cut flight capacity at about 40 major airports by 10% starting Friday, a move that could ripple through travel stocks and airline margins. Traders will watch for updates on the court's decision, the vote tally, and any signaling comments from regulators or airlines.

US stocks edge higher ahead of the bell as Big Tech concerns linger and AI demand lifts sentiment

November 6, 2025, 9:48 AM EST. US stock futures edged up about 0.2% before the bell as concerns about Big Tech linger and a Supreme Court hearing fuels hopes for a shift in Trump's tariff policy. AI-linked names stabilized, helping the market recover from early-week weakness. Arm jumped on AI-driven revenue optimism, while Qualcomm fell in premarket trade despite solid earnings. All eyes on Tesla's shareholder meeting and Elon Musk's proposed trillion-dollar pay package, with a potential departure looming if it fails. Investors weigh the continued strength of the Magnificent Seven against lofty valuations, the tariffs debate before the Supreme Court, and travel jitters from the FAA shutdown. Thursday's docket features standout WBD, ABNB, and MRNA earnings.

Janus (NYSE:JBI) Q3 Misses Revenue and EPS; Full-Year Guidance Reconfirmed

November 6, 2025, 9:44 AM EST. Janus (NYSE:JBI) posted Q3 CY2025 results that fell short on revenue and adjusted EPS, reporting $219.3 million of sales vs $228.3 million expected and $0.16 vs $0.21 consensus. The company reaffirmed full-year revenue guidance of $875 million and issued EBITDA guidance near $167 million, below expectations. Operating margin rose to 13.4%, while free cash flow margin declined to 3.8% from 17.1% a year earlier. Management stressed ongoing execution in a challenging environment and a focus on long-term growth and balance sheet strength. With a five-year revenue CAGR around 10.4% but a recent top-line dip, analysts expect a modest near-term rebound, though the setup remains cautious for investors.

Ripple: No IPO Plans, RLUSD Growth, and Global Expansion

November 6, 2025, 9:42 AM EST. Ripple says there's no IPO timeline and remains well-capitalized to fund growth. The company's customer base has doubled quarter over quarter, driven by stablecoin payments with its RLUSD. RLUSD has surpassed a $1B market cap within a year, boosted by pilots with Mastercard, WebBank, and Gemini. Ripple recently raised $500M in a strategic round, underscoring confidence in its payments infrastructure and regulatory-focused expansion. Management emphasizes independence from public markets, prioritizing cross-border network expansion and enterprise adoption over a listing. The trajectory highlights a shift toward utility-driven digital assets and continued investment in global infrastructure to scale institutional payments.

ALGT Losses Worsen but Analysts Forecast 99.56% Annual Earnings Growth Within 3 Years

November 6, 2025, 9:34 AM EST. Allegiant Travel (ALGT) remains in the red, with losses deepening at about 19.8% per year over five years and no improvement in net profit margin recently. Yet analysts forecast a dramatic turnaround, projecting earnings to grow at 99.56% annually and become profitable within three years. Revenue is expected to rise about 5.3% per year. The path hinges on an operational transformation: trimming older jets, expanding Boeing MAX usage to 20% of available seat miles by 2026, and ongoing cost control and digital initiatives. If the margin swing from -11.1% to 8.7% occurs, Allegiant could outpace peers even as headwinds persist from soft leisure demand, transition costs, and pilot shortages. The stock trades at about 0.5x Sales, indicating a relative bargain if the plan unfolds.

Growth Stock Up 30%: I'll Keep Buying Oscar Health (OSCR)

November 6, 2025, 9:32 AM EST. In this Motley Fool piece, the author says they will keep buying Oscar Health (OSCR) after a roughly 30% gain. The video promotes subscribing and discusses why Oscar Health remains attractive, while noting that Stock Advisor's top 10 list did not include OSCR. The piece highlights historical examples like Netflix (would have grown to $603,392 on $1,000) and Nvidia (to $1,241,236 from Fool recommendations), and cites Stock Advisor's average returns (around 1,072% vs the S&P 500's ~194%). It also provides disclosures: Neil Rozenbaum holds OSCR, Fool has no position, and affiliate disclosures apply. The article invites viewers to watch the embedded video and consider subscribing for the latest stock ideas.

ARK Funds Buy Pinterest After Sell-Off, Trim Roku and Fintech Bets in Rebalancing Move

November 6, 2025, 9:30 AM EST. ARK Invest and its affiliated ETFs rebalanced risk on Nov. 5, buying into beaten-down Pinterest (PINS) after a weak earnings outlook, with about 521,867 shares worth roughly $13.44 million. The ARKG ETF added 33,823 shares of Guardant Health (GH) for about $3.21 million, while ARKK trimmed Roku (ROKU) by 105,576 shares (~$11.16 million). The funds also reduced exposure to Robinhood Markets (HOOD) and offloaded 11,989 shares of Reddit (RDDT) for about $2.35 million. Other moves included selling SoFi Technologies (SOFI) by ~60,808 shares and trimming Adaptive Biotechnologies (ADPT). The trades signal a risk-balanced stance with selective bets on a Pinterest pullback, alongside modest tweaks across fintech, biotech and consumer names.

ALGT Crosses Above Average Analyst Target: Traders Weigh Next Move

November 6, 2025, 9:28 AM EST. In recent trading, ALGT stock traded at $109.03, topping the average 12-month target of $106.91 from Zacks coverage. With 11 analyst targets contributing to the average, the spectrum spans about $75 on the low end to $150 on the high end, highlighting dispersion around the name. A move above the target can prompt analysts to either cut valuations or lift targets, depending on new developments. The current mix shows a 2.6 average rating on a 1-5 scale, with 2 Strong Buys, 1 Buy, 6 Holds, and 1 Sell. Investors may ask whether $106.91 is a stepping stone or a signal to take profits. Source: Zacks via Quandl.

Teradata (TDC) Trades Above Average 12-Month Analyst Target of $40.43

November 6, 2025, 9:26 AM EST. Teradata Corp (TDC) shares traded at $40.66 as the stock crosses the average analyst 12-month target of $40.43. The move prompts potential analyst action: either a valuation downgrade or a raised target if fundamentals improve. Zacks' coverage shows seven targets for TDC, spanning $33.00 to $52.00 with a standard deviation of $6.187, underscoring a dispersed view. The article emphasizes the wisdom of crowds in price targets and asks whether $40.43 is a stepping stone to higher levels or a signal to trim positions. The latest analyst breakdown: Strong Buy (1), Buy (0), Hold (3), Strong Sell (2); average rating about 3.33. Source: Zacks via Quandl.

ZWS Crosses Above Average Analyst Target as Zurn Elkay Shares Move at $26.92

November 6, 2025, 9:25 AM EST. Zurn Elkay Water Solutions Corp (ZWS) moved above the average 12-month target of $26.33 as it traded near $26.92. When a stock hits a target, analysts typically either downgrade on valuation or raise targets based on new fundamentals. Six targets feed the current average, with a low of $24.00 and a high of $29.00, and a standard deviation of $1.861. The piece highlights the wisdom of crowds in aggregating views rather than a single expert projection. With ZWS above the target, investors should assess whether valuation is justified or if it's time to tighten holdings. Latest ratings show Strong Buy calls at 5, with 1 Hold and an overall average rating of 1.33.

Dropbox (DBX) trades above average 12-month target of $28.57 as analysts' ratings show mixed view

November 6, 2025, 9:22 AM EST. Dropbox Inc (DBX) moved to $28.58, nudging above the average 12-month target of $28.57 from seven Zacks-covered targets. The moment highlights how analysts react when price touches a target: potentially downgrade, or raise the target if fundamentals justify it. The dispersion among targets spans from a low of $20.00 to a high of $33.00, with a standard deviation of $4.237. The piece emphasizes the wisdom of crowds in aggregating diverse views rather than a single call. Analysts' current ratings show a mix: a total of Strong Buy (1), Buy (1), Hold (6), Sell (1), and Strong Sell (1), yielding an average rating of 3.0. Data sourced from Zacks Investment Research via Quandl.

Cathie Wood Buys Pinterest Dip as ARK Sells Roku and Robinhood (PINS, ROKU, HOOD)

November 6, 2025, 9:20 AM EST. On November 5, ARK Invest ETFs adjusted holdings, buying the Pinterest (PINS) dip after a miss on earnings and weak outlook, while trimming or selling several other names. The ARK Genomic Revolution ETF acquired 33,823 shares of Guardant Health (GH) for about $3.21 million, signaling continued interest in health tech. In contrast, the largest move was a sale of 105,576 shares of Roku (ROKU) via ARKK for roughly $11.16 million. ARK sold 56,095 shares of Robinhood (HOOD) for $7.99 million; ARKW liquidated 11,989 shares of Reddit (RDDT). Other trims included SoFi (SOFI), Adaptive Biotechnologies (ADPT), Incyte (INCY), and Ionis (IONS), with ARKQ/ARKX trimming Teradyne (TER), Rocket Lab (RBLB), and AeroVironment (AVAV).

STLA Crosses Above Average Analyst Target as Traders Eye Higher Targets

November 6, 2025, 9:18 AM EST. STLA shares traded at $25.99, pushing above the average 12-month target of $25.61. With the stock above that target, analysts may react by either re-rating higher or reassessing based on new fundamentals. Across Zacks' coverage, five targets shape the average, which hides a low of $21.39 and a high of $27.25, with a standard deviation of $2.408. The move highlights the market's wisdom of crowds behind consensus targets and prompts investors to decide if $25.61 is a stepping stone or a ceiling. The latest data show a mix of Strong Buy and Buy ratings, along with Hold and a single Strong Sell; data via Quandl.

Watts Water Technologies (WTS) crosses above average 12-month target of $160.80

November 6, 2025, 9:16 AM EST. Watts Water Technologies Inc (WTS) shares closed at $161.37, topping the average 12-month target of $160.80. The move prompts analysts to reassess: downgrade on valuation or lift targets if fundamentals improve. Across Zacks' coverage, there are five price targets; some below the average (as low as $130), one as high as $180, with a standard deviation of about $22.75. The point is the crowd-sourced target, not a single view. The current consensus rating remains Hold (nine ratings), with no Strong Buy or Buy ratings. The article notes the data from Zacks via Quandl and reminds readers that the views are the author's and not Nasdaq's.

Johnson Controls Clears Avg 12-Month Target at $74.69; Shares Trade at $76.41

November 6, 2025, 9:12 AM EST. Johnson Controls International plc (JCI) shares traded at $76.41, above the average 12-month target price of $74.69. The pull comes amid 13 Zacks-covered targets, ranging from $51.00 to $87.00, with a standard deviation of $13.60. This reflects a wisdom of crowds view. The breakdown shows Strong Buy and Buy ratings totaling 8 versus Hold 5, with an average rating of 1.81. The move prompts investors to decide whether to push the target higher or take chips off the table. Data from Zacks Investment Research via Quandl.com.

AMGN Crosses Above Average Analyst Target, Trading Near $241

November 6, 2025, 9:04 AM EST. AMGN traded at $241.01, topping the average analyst target price of $239.88 from 16 Zacks-covered targets. The move above the target could prompt analysts to re-price higher or adjust more modestly, depending on future fundamentals. The target set spans from a low of $194.00 to a high of $298.00, with a standard deviation of $29.323, underscoring divergent views. The piece invokes the wisdom of crowds idea behind the target and notes the current mix: Strong Buy (5), Hold (12), Strong Sell (1), with an overall average rating of 2.56 on a 1-5 scale. Source: Zacks Investment Research via Quandl.com.

Acushnet Holdings Stock (GOLF) Trades Above 12-Month Target Amid Analyst Divergence

November 6, 2025, 9:00 AM EST. Shares of Acushnet Holdings Corp (GOLF) moved to $66.96, topping the consensus 12-month target of $65.33. With nine targets contributing to the average, the range runs from a low $58 to a high $84 and a standard deviation of $8.79, underscoring differing views among analysts. Crossing the target can prompt a re-rating: either a downgrade or a higher hurdle for peers. The piece notes the 'wisdom of crowds' behind the target and asks investors whether $65.33 is a stepping stone to a higher objective or a sign of overvaluation. Analysts' ratings show mostly Hold with a few Buys, and a final average rating of about 2.3 on a 1-5 scale.

Stagwell Reports Q3 2025 Results: Revenue Growth, Palantir Partnership, and 2025 Guidance

November 6, 2025, 8:55 AM EST. Stagwell Inc. (STGW) posted Q3 2025 results with Q3 Revenue of $743 million, up 4% YoY, and Net Revenue of $615 million, up 6%. Excluding Advocacy, Q3 Revenue rose 12% to $686 million. Q3 Net Income attributable to common shareholders was $25 million; EPS $0.09; Adjusted EPS $0.24. Adjusted EBITDA was $115 million (3% YoY), with YTD Adjusted EBITDA of $288 million. Net New Business added $122 million in Q3 (LTM $472 million). The company also announced a Palantir partnership. For 2025, management guides Total Net Revenue growth ~8%, Adjusted EBITDA $410-$460 million, and Free Cash Flow Conversion >45%.

Oscar Health (OSCR) Q3 2025 Earnings Preview: What To Look For

November 6, 2025, 8:52 AM EST. OSCR investors are eyeing Oscar Health's Q3 2025 results due Nov 6. Street consensus calls for revenue of $3.08B and EPS of -$0.61, with the full-year outlook at $12.04B revenue and – $1.41 per share. Over the last 90 days, revenue estimates rose to $12.04B (2025) and $11.34B (2026) while earnings expectations declined to – $1.41 (2025) and – $0.47 (2026). In the prior quarter, actual revenue was $2.86B vs $2.89B expected, and earnings were – $0.89 vs – $0.46 expected. The stock traded higher ~3.8% after the last report. Analysts' price targets average $13.18 (range $8-$19.95), implying a potential downside to the current price of about 23%, though GuruFocus GF Value hints at an upside of 1.46% to $17.41. The consensus rating is Hold (3.3/5).

RPM International Named a Top 25 SAFE Dividend Stock (RPM)

November 6, 2025, 8:50 AM EST. RPM International Inc. (RPM) earned a spot on Dividend Channel's S.A.F.E. 25, signaling an above-average DividendRank, a 2.0% yield, and a two-decade track record of dividend growth. The stock also plays a notable role in index funds, with RPM as a holding in the iShares S&P 1500 ETF (ITOT) and representing about 0.79% of the SPDR S&P Dividend ETF (SDY). The company pays an annualized $2.16 dividend, with the latest ex-date on 10/20/2025, underscoring a long history of reliable distributions across the Specialty Chemicals sector. Overall, RPM's combination of steady payments, long-tenured growth, and macro-sector exposure reinforce its place among growing dividend stocks.

Otter Tail OTTR Named Top 10 Dividend-Paying Utility Stock by Dividend Channel

November 6, 2025, 8:48 AM EST. Otter Tail Corp. (OTTR) has been named a Top 10 dividend-paying utility stock by Dividend Channel, per its weekly DividendRank report. The analysis highlights OTTR's attractive valuation and strong profitability metrics within the utility sector, along with a long-term dividend history. DividendRank emphasizes seeking value with solid payout tracks, noting OTTR fits that profile. The stock offers an annualized dividend of $1.87, paid quarterly, with the most recent ex-date on 08/15/2024. The emphasis on consistent payouts and multi-year growth in key fundamentals helps explain its Top 10 ranking.

Oscar Health Sees 2026 Return to Profitability After Q3 Loss

November 6, 2025, 8:46 AM EST. Oscar Health on Thursday posted a third-quarter (Q3) loss of $137.5 million (53 cents a share) but reiterated a path to profitability by 2026 as costs rise and markets shift. The insurer said membership rose more than 28% year over year to about 2.1 million, helping revenue climb to near $2.9 billion in the quarter. Management cited a higher-cost, sicker pool and said rate filings have been resubmitted to cover 2026 for roughly 99% of current members. Oscar still eyes a return to positive net income next year as it balances membership growth with profitability. With competitors like CVS Health's Aetna retreating from Obamacare in parts of the market, the market remains a target for Oscar's growth.

5 Things to Know Before the Market Open: Tesla Vote, AI Worries, and Airline Slumps

November 6, 2025, 8:38 AM EST. Stock futures are ticking higher as investors shrug off AI worries, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures nudging up while the Dow remains modest. Bitcoin sits around $103,200 and Treasury yields dip slightly as gold holds above $4,000 an ounce. In company news, Tesla (TSLA) faces a shareholder vote on a potential Musk trillion-dollar pay package that could guide robotics and AI strategy. Airline stocks slip after the government plans to cut air traffic at 40 major airports to address staffing during the ongoing shutdown. Meanwhile, Snap jumps on solid results and a deal with Perplexity, and DoorDash slides on weaker earnings and a cautious outlook.

Natera (NTRA) Reaches Analyst Target; Trades at $105.29

November 6, 2025, 8:32 AM EST. Natera Inc. (NTRA) traded at $105.29 per share, above the average 12-month target price of $100.75 set by analysts. With 16 targets contributing to the consensus, the range spans from a low around $70 to as high as $130, underscoring a wide divergence in view but a wisdom of crowds signal that warrants close scrutiny. The move may prompt analysts to either up their targets if fundamentals stay favorable or reassess if valuation looks stretched. The Zacks breakdown shows a heavy tilt toward Strong Buy/Buy ratings (14/2, 0 Holds), yielding an average rating near 1.09 – a notably bullish stance. Investors should weigh whether current valuation justifies further upside or calls for risk management.

BigBear.ai Holdings (BBAI) Trades Above 12-Month Target; Analysts Weigh In

November 6, 2025, 8:30 AM EST. BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (BBAI) recently traded at $5.23, topping the average 12-month target of $4.83 set by analysts. While the price sits above target, analysts span a wide range: one target at $3.50 and another at $6.00, with a standard deviation of $1.258, reflecting uneven views among the three contributing analysts. The move above the target raises questions about whether $4.83 is a stepping stone toward higher targets or a signal to take profits. Zacks coverage shows a mixed but constructive view: current ratings include two Strong Buy, two Hold, and no Sells, yielding an average Rating of 2.0 on a 1-5 scale (1 = Strong Buy, 5 = Strong Sell).

IREN Clears 12-Month Target, Trades at $76.41 as Target Range Runs From $24 to $142

November 6, 2025, 8:28 AM EST. IREN Ltd (IREN) traded at $76.41 after overcoming the average 12-month target of $69.50. When a stock hits a target, analysts may downgrade on valuation or lift targets, depending on underlying fundamentals. Across Zacks' coverage there are 10 targets contributing to the average, with a low of $24 and a high of $142, producing a standard deviation of $32.613. The move above the average target fuels the "wisdom of crowds" thesis, prompting investors to decide whether $69.50 is a waypoint or the stock is now extended. Ratings show a tilt toward Strong Buys and Buys, with some Holds and a few Strong Sells less prevalent. Data sourced from Zacks via Quandl.

BHP Crosses Above Average Analyst Target of $67.33 as Shares Trade at $68.48

November 6, 2025, 8:26 AM EST. Shares of BHP Group Ltd (BHP) moved to $68.48 and crossed above the average 12-month target of $67.33 cited by analysts. The move prompts reactions from analysts: potentially downgrades or renewed price targets, depending on underlying fundamentals. Zacks' coverage shows three targets feeding the average, with a low of $56 and a high of $87, and a standard deviation of $17.10. The piece highlights the 'wisdom of crowds' concept as investors weigh whether $67.33 is a stepping stone to higher valuations or a signal to trim positions. Current analyst ratings show 2 Strong Buys, 6 Holds, and no Sells, with an average rating of 2.5.

Qualys (QLYS) Clears 12-Month Analyst Target of $140.12; Shares Trade at $142.70

November 6, 2025, 8:24 AM EST. Qualys, Inc. (QLYS) shares are trading at $142.70, topping the average 12-month analyst target of $140.12. When a stock hits an analyst target, the next move can be a downgrade or a raised target, depending on fundamental developments. The current picture shows 8 contributing targets in Zacks' coverage, with targets ranging from a low around $113 to a high of $175 and a standard deviation of about $22.71. The concept of a wisdom of crowds guides investors to weigh multiple views rather than relying on a single forecast. With QLYS above the average, investors may reassess whether $140.12 is a stepping stone to higher gains or a sign to take some chips off the table. Data from Zacks via Quandl.

Banco Santander Brasil Shares Edge Above 12-Month Target; Analysts Split on Next Move

November 6, 2025, 8:22 AM EST. Banco Santander Brasil SA (BSBR) traded at $7.75, nudging above the average 12-month target of $7.72 set by analysts. With four targets in the Zacks coverage, the range spans from a low of $6.00 to a high of $10.00, and a standard deviation of $1.723. The move above the target sparks discussion whether this is a stepping stone to a higher price or a sign of overvaluation. The piece notes the wisdom of crowds behind the target, and highlights that investors should reassess fundamentals. The current analyst ratings show mostly Hold (3) with an average rating of 2.83 on a 1-5 scale, per Zacks via Quandl.

RIVN Crosses Above Average Analyst Target

November 6, 2025, 8:20 AM EST. RIVN shares crossed above the average 12-month target of $23.78 and were trading near $24.70. The move invites reassessment: will analysts raise targets or adjust valuations higher? Zacks' coverage shows 18 targets contributing to the average, with a low of $14.00, a high of $40.00, and a standard deviation of $7.73. The piece underscores the wisdom of crowds: is $23.78 a waypoint or a stretch? The current rating mix shows Strong Buy 9, Buy 2, Hold 7, Sell 0, Strong Sell 0, with an average rating about 1.86. Data from Zacks Investment Research via Quandl.

Marvell Technology MRVL Breaks Above Avg 12-Month Target, Trades at $77.61

November 6, 2025, 8:19 AM EST. Marvell Technology Inc (MRVL) traded at $77.61, topping the average 12-month target of $73 across 26 Zacks targets. Analysts vary widely, with a low target around $60 and a high as high as $100; the dispersion (std dev about $8.89) reflects divergent views alongside the market move. The move invites analyst re-pricing: push the target higher, or pull back if fundamentals don't justify the rally. The piece frames the verdict as a wisdom of crowds moment, inviting investors to assess whether $73 is a stepping-stone to more upside or a signal to take profits. The current ratings breakdown shows a heavy tilt toward Strong Buy (23) and Buy (2), with an average rating of about 1.22. Data from Zacks via Quandl; views not Nasdaq.

Texas Stock Exchange Secures Over $250M Backing as JP Morgan Joins Ahead of 2026 Launch

November 6, 2025, 8:14 AM EST. TXSE, the group behind the new southern U.S. stock index, has raised funding to over $250 million as JP Morgan becomes a strategic investor and takes an observer seat on the board. The move strengthens backing from BlackRock, Citadel Securities, and Charles Schwab as the Texas trading floor targets a Q1 2026 opening. Founder and CEO James Lee says the initiative will boost competition in U.S. capital markets and improve alignment and transparency for issuers, potentially positioning Texas as a new global leader in capital markets. The alliance counts 82 entities backing the group, with issuers totaling more than $2 trillion in market cap and asset managers holding about $8.5 trillion in assets.

AI: bubble or breakthrough? Dolan weighs the hype against fundamentals

November 6, 2025, 8:12 AM EST. Bubble or bonanza? AI could be both. AI may be the future of business, yet the sky-high stock prices may be a bubble. Analysts note trillions in investment and uncertain immediate returns, arguing it will take time for productivity gains and revenue growth to materialize. Google's AI Mode flags the debate: genuine tech, but potentially unsustainable valuations and speculation. History warns that revolutionary tech attracts much capital, not all of it smart. Bear cases point to Nvidia and Palantir being overvalued, while dot-com survivors show long-term gains only after busts. In the end, fundamentals will decide AI's value.

Bitcoin Bears See More Peril After $300B Selloff Warns of Deeper Pain

November 6, 2025, 8:10 AM EST. Bitcoin is headed for what could be its worst week since early March after a rout that erased about $300 billion from the market. The original cryptocurrency has fallen about 6.2% this week and briefly slipped below $100,000, with strategists warning that the 365-day moving average near $102,000 could fracture, signaling a steeper retreat. Galaxy Digital trimmed its Bitcoin target to $120,000 from $185,000 citing a leverage wipeout that rattled sentiment. While tech equities struggle, markets have not meaningfully bought the dip in Bitcoin, and open interest in Bitcoin futures has declined as traders pull back. The asset's correlation with risk assets remains negative on the downside, complicating a rebound for the digital-asset complex.

Tariff refunds loom as Supreme Court weighs Trump-era levies

November 6, 2025, 8:08 AM EST. Markets watch as a potential wave of tariff refunds looms after a skeptical panel of Supreme Court justices signaled doubt about preserving most Trump-era levies. The federal government has collected roughly $90 billion in tariffs, a figure that could shrink if the Court sides with challengers. Eligibility remains unclear, with Justice Amy Coney Barrett flagging the possibility of a refund process turning into a mess. The decision could force a patchwork path to refunds: five businesses represented by Katyal likely to be refunded; others may face separate appeals and lengthy proceedings, including potential liquidation extensions and CBP protests. Historical comparisons show a 1998 harbor maintenance fees ruling that delivered refunds over two years, though that sum was far smaller. A ruling could trigger policy and market implications as importers reassess supply chains and hedges.

Marvell Technology (MRVL) Stock Rises on Optimistic Earnings Outlook

November 6, 2025, 8:06 AM EST. Shares of Marvell Technology (MRVL) rose about 5.8% as traders priced in an upcoming earnings report. Analysts expect $0.74 per share and $2.06 billion in revenue, implying YoY gains of ~72% and revenue growth of ~36%. The move follows a history of volatility and recent positive notes from Amazon on the Trainium processor line, highlighting a major customer win for Marvell. The stock has fallen ~18% YTD and sits ~26% below its 52-week high near $126, suggesting upside risk-reward if the quarter meets or exceeds expectations. Investors also note Marvell's positioning in the AI supply chain as a potential growth lever amid broader chip demand.

Charles Schwab to buy Forge Global in $660 million deal to tap private markets

November 6, 2025, 8:04 AM EST. Charles Schwab agreed to acquire Forge Global, a private-shares trading platform, in a deal valued at $660 million. The purchase aims to meet rising demand from investors seeking exposure to high-growth, pre-IPO companies through the private markets. The per-share price of $45 implies a roughly 72% premium to Forge's last close, and Forge stock rose in premarket trading on the news. Private unicorns like OpenAI, SpaceX and Bytedance have valuations that rival public companies, fueling a push from banks and brokerages to offer liquidity and access to private stakes. Morgan Stanley recently pursued EquityZen, underscoring a broader industry trend as Schwab expects the deal to close in early 2026.

Amazon Trainium Boom Lifts MRVL: Is Marvell Stock a Buy Now?

November 6, 2025, 8:03 AM EST. Marvell Technology (MRVL) shares jumped about 6% after Amazon (AMZN) disclosed explosive growth in its Trainium processor business, which Marvell manufactures exclusively. Trainium2 has become a multibillion-dollar business, up 150% QoQ and fully subscribed. Amazon's Project Rainier is live with nearly 500,000 Trainium2 chips and plans to deploy over one million by year-end, securing Marvell's role in AI infrastructure. JPMorgan maintains an Overweight on MRVL with a $120 target, citing cloud provider AI spend. Amazon's capex uplift to $125B in 2025 supports Marvell's custom ASIC and optical-connectivity business (Inphi acquisition). The company's data-center revenue now ~75% of total, and its AI ecosystem growth and multigenerational design wins imply a sizable long-term runway for MRVL.

RSPU Implied Upside Near 9.7% Based on Underlying Holdings

November 6, 2025, 8:00 AM EST. An analysis of the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Utilities ETF (RSPU) shows an implied target of $84.87 based on its underlying holdings, versus a recent trading price of about $77.40. That signals about 9.65% upside to the average analyst target. Notable drivers include utilities names Southern Company (SO), Pinnacle West Capital Corp (PNW) and Consolidated Edison (ED), carrying upside estimates of roughly 12.00%, 9.80%, and 9.73% respectively. SO trades near $91.41 with a target of $102.38; PNW at $88.46 with $97.12 target; ED at $96.11 with $105.47 target. The ETF's weight is about 9.35% of RSPU. Investors should assess whether targets reflect recent developments.

5 Dividend Aristocrats With Upside, Analysts See Capital Gains

November 6, 2025, 7:58 AM EST. ETF Channel's review of the SPDR S&P Dividend ETF uncovers five Dividend Aristocrats with meaningful upside to 12-month analyst targets. Despite their popularity, Albemarle (ALB), Lowe's (LOW), A. O. Smith Corp (AOS), Dover (DOV) and T Rowe Price Group (TROW) still offer potential price gains in addition to their growing dividends. The article lays out each stock's recent price, average 12-month target, and the upside to target. When the expected dividend yield is bundled with the upside, the implied total return potential rises. Several show clear dividend growth versus the prior year, underscoring how dividend stocks can combine income with capital appreciation within a diversified strategy.

AHR Clears 12-Month Target as Shares Trade at $47.09

November 6, 2025, 7:56 AM EST. American Healthcare REIT Inc (AHR) is trading at $47.09, above the average 12-month target of $46.67. When a stock surpasses a target, analysts often adjust their outlook; current data show a broad set of estimates for AHR. There are 12 targets contributing to the average, ranging from $37.00 to $51.00, with a standard deviation of $3.984. The crowd's consensus target sits at $46.67, inviting investors to decide whether the move signals further upside or a valuation stretch. The latest Zacks-based tally shows Strong Buy ratings at 9, Buys at 3, Hold at 1, with no Sells or Strong Sells, averaging 1.35 on a 1-5 scale. Data via Zacks Investment Research via Quandl.com.

AFG Crosses Above Average Analyst Target, Trades at $135.18

November 6, 2025, 7:54 AM EST. American Financial Group Inc (AFG) moved above the calculated average 12-month target of $134.40 as it changed hands around $135.18. With the cross, analysts may re-evaluate: either downgrade, or raise targets if fundamentals justify higher upside. The consensus target comes from five Zacks-covering analysts, with a wide range-from $124.00 to $145.00 and a standard deviation of about $7.89. The takeaway: the crowd target is a starting point for investors to reassess the story rather than a guaranteed path. The latest ratings show few buys relative to holds (current average rating 2.75 on a 1-5 scale), highlighting caution despite the price move. Data sourced from Zacks via Quandl.

Marvell Technology MRVL Shares Jump 6.1% as Analysts Signal Mixed Outlook

November 6, 2025, 7:52 AM EST. Marvell Technology (MRVL) rose 6.1% intraday, trading as high as $95.39 and last at $92.90, on about 17.16M shares. The stock's 50-day MA is $79.45 and 200-day MA is $72.76. Analysts are mixed but constructive: consensus Moderate Buy with an avg target near $93.06; notable targets include UBS at $105 and Oppenheimer at $115, while Morgan Stanley cut to $76. Fundamentals show EPS $0.67 on $2.01B revenue (up 57.6% YoY); net margin negative but other metrics healthy. The company pays a quarterly dividend $0.06 ($0.24 annual). Q3 2026 guidance implies EPS 0.690-0.790.

Dow Jones Futures Flat as Tech Rally Pauses; AI Valuations in Focus

November 6, 2025, 7:49 AM EST. Stock futures were little changed Thursday after major indexes rebounded from a tech rout tied to AI valuations. S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures were up less than 0.1%, while Dow futures eased

Schwimmer urges Reeves to unleash £100bn UK stock market boom

November 6, 2025, 7:46 AM EST. David Schwimmer, CEO of the London Stock Exchange Group, is expected to urge Chancellor Rachel Reeves to embed fresh budget incentives to spur as much as £100bn of additional investment from UK pension funds into UK equities. The letter, supported by more than 250 signatories from firms such as Mitchells & Butlers, Kier and Bakkavor, calls for a higher allocation of defined contribution schemes to domestic assets. Thinktank New Financial estimates that a 25% default fund allocation to UK investments could channel between £50bn and £100bn into the market. The move comes after Reeves's pension reforms and the planned merger of local authority funds. An LSEG spokesperson did not comment.

Snap Stock Surges 18% on $400 Million Perplexity AI Deal

November 6, 2025, 7:33 AM EST. Snap (SNAP) jumped 18% in pre-market after beating Q3 revenue estimates and announcing a $500 million stock buyback. Revenue rose to $1.51 billion, above expectations of $1.49B, while daily active users reached 477 million. The company inked a $400 million partnership with AI search startup Perplexity to embed its conversational search into Snapchat, starting in early 2026. The move diversifies revenue beyond ads, though the company warns about potential Q4 headwinds from Apple/Google age-verification changes and Australia's restrictions. Profitability improved, with net losses narrowing over 30% YoY and adjusted EBITDA of $182 million. Analysts' price targets and upside discussions remain mixed amid a year-to-date decline.

Is Elevance Health a Hidden Opportunity After a 24.5% Drop in 2025?

November 6, 2025, 7:28 AM EST. Elevance Health has tumbled in 2025 amid policy shifts and broader healthcare-sector volatility, with a year-to-date drawdown and a longer 24.5% slide that has investors rethinking value. The piece weighs near- and long-term catalysts, noting that a high valuation score isn't translating into certainty as government program changes loom for managed care. The core takeaway is a rigorous DCF assessment, which, using current free cash flow of $3.6B and projected growth, yields an intrinsic value around $1,090.84 per share-roughly 71% above current prices, signaling undervaluation. Still, equity investors should monitor the PE ratio, competitive dynamics, and policy risk, which could affect how quickly this perceived bargain translates into realized gains.

Inflammation Biotech Evommune Starts NYSE Trading in $150M IPO

November 6, 2025, 7:24 AM EST. Evommune is heading to the NYSE with a $150 million IPO to fund two clinical-stage assets. The Palo Alto biopharma is offering 9.3 million shares at $16 each, pricing in the $15-$17 range. Gross proceeds are $150 million, potentially rising by about $22.5 million if underwriters exercise their option for an additional 1.4 million shares. Trading under the ticker EVMN could begin today. The company plans to use the funds to advance two phase 2 programs, including EVO756, an oral MRGPRX2 antagonist being studied for CSU and atopic dermatitis (AD). Topline data for CSU from a phase 2 study showed 93% responses at four weeks. Data for AD topline in H2 2026. Evommune priced amid a broader biotech IPO backdrop as MapLight Therapeutics went public last week.

Arm Holdings Stock Surges on Q2 Beat, Strong AI Demand Lifts Outlook

November 6, 2025, 7:22 AM EST. Arm Holdings (ARM) stock jumps about 5-6% in pre-market trading after reporting a Q2 beat that topped revenue and earnings estimates and issuing stronger Q3 guidance. The company posted revenue of $1.14 billion, up 34% year over year, and EPS of $0.22, exceeds consensus of $0.13. Arm also raised its quarterly revenue guide to about $1.23 billion versus the $1.10 billion expected. Royalty revenue reached a record $620 million, up 21%, led by data centers, automotive, and IoT, with hyperscalers like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft boosting Arm-based deployments. Licensing revenue rose 56% to $515 million. The AI infrastructure buildout underscores demand for Arm's energy-efficient designs, and management hints at potential in-house chip development beyond licensing.

Capital One Stock Prediction: Analysts See Up to 29% Upside by 2027 on Discover Acquisition

November 6, 2025, 7:20 AM EST. Capital One (NYSE: COF) trades around $221 with an average target near $260, implying ~18% upside. Targets span $290 (high) and $210 (low), with a median near $258 and a mix of 14 Buys, 3 Outperforms, and 6 Holds. Growth projections call for revenue up about 19% annually through 2027, supported by operating margins near 48% and a forward multiple around 9.7x. A guided model points to ~$285/share by 2027, or about 29% total upside (12% annualized). The story centers on the Discover acquisition, expanded payments network, and stable credit trends amid solid consumer spending, though conviction remains modest and upside depends on continued earnings growth and credit stability.

Three Stocks Added to Zacks Rank #5 Strong Sell List on Nov. 6: ACHC, FWRD, CENX

November 6, 2025, 7:18 AM EST. Three names were added to Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) today: Acadia Healthcare (ACHC), Forward Air (FWRD), and Century Aluminum (CENX). For the current year, earnings estimates were revised downward by 3.2%, 12%, and 11.7% over the last 60 days, respectively. The update reinforces the Strong Sell roster per Zacks research. The piece also highlights a separate feature on a stock most likely to double and a prompt to download Zacks' top stock ideas.

Nvidia Forecast Today 11/06: Resilience Above $200 Fueled by AI Enthusiasm

November 6, 2025, 7:16 AM EST. Nvidia remains resilient above $200, supported by strong investor demand and ongoing AI enthusiasm. With resistance near $210 and an upcoming earnings call on the 19th, pullbacks could be buying opportunities. The stock holds above the 50-day EMA and the established uptrend line, adding to a constructive setup. Despite Chinese restrictions on AI chips, NVDA has continued to rise, illustrating broad demand from passive funds and growth-focused traders. While the AI rally carries a bubble vibe, the chart signals upside unless a decisive break of $210 occurs. Expect occasional pullbacks, but no strong case for shorting here.

Sonoco Products: Earnings Might Be Conservative Despite Solid Results (NYSE: SON)

November 6, 2025, 7:14 AM EST. Sonoco Products' latest earnings look solid, yet the market appeared underwhelmed. Our analysis suggests the statutory profit was reduced by about US$307m of unusual items in the last twelve months, implying the true earnings power may be stronger than the headline numbers. Notably, EPS rose 67% year over year, signaling improving profitability. However, we flag three warning signs (one potentially serious) investors should consider before buying. The takeaway: one-offs can distort profitability, so earnings potential might be understated. For a deeper view, pay attention to analyst forecasts and risk factors. This article is general information, not financial advice, and readers should conduct their own due diligence.

How a $500 Million Wall Street Cash Infusion Boosts Ripple Founders' Net Worth by Billions

November 6, 2025, 7:11 AM EST. A new $500 million cash infusion from Wall Street is driving up the fortunes of Ripple's founders, pushing their collective net worth into the billions. The deal underscores rising institutional appetite for crypto-enabled payments platforms, and could expand Ripple's access to capital, partnerships, and strategic guidance. As Ripple scales its cross-border rails and regulatory risks loom, the investment sentiment may lift XRP liquidity and affect market expectations. For the founders, the windfall highlights how private capital injections can redefine ownership, governance leverage, and optionality in a sector known for volatility and rapid valuation swings.

Markets wobble as Meta AI costs weigh on sentiment; Moderna gains from pharma talks

November 6, 2025, 7:09 AM EST. Stocks wobbled as AI costs weighed on sentiment Thursday, with Meta Platforms (META) dragging the market after announcing a $16 billion one-time tax charge tied to the One Big Beautiful Bill and warning that AI expense growth would accelerate next year. In contrast, Moderna surged on reports of strategic talks with a major pharma partner. Chipotle and EMCOR fell on softer earnings and outlooks, while eBay issued a cautious holiday forecast. C.H. Robinson Worldwide jumped nearly 20% as it leverages AI in its logistics network. The S&P 500 slid about 1%, the Dow dipped 0.2%, and the Nasdaq slipped 1.6%, as traders weighed US-China talks and a cautious Fed stance ahead of earnings season.

Robinhood leans on partnerships for prediction markets, avoids building its own exchange

November 6, 2025, 7:06 AM EST. Robinhood is expanding in prediction markets, telling investors the business now grosses about $100 million in annualized revenue, with October outpacing the prior quarter. CEO Vlad Tenev said prediction markets are a growth pillar, but the company is unlikely to build one of its own. Robinhood relies on a partnership with Kalshi for the underlying exchange, aiming to attract other entrants through its massive distribution network of over 26 million customers. Management argues vertical integration would need to be accretive and dismissed a possible acquisition of Kalshi. Growth has been driven largely by sports betting, helping the October total surge to 2.5 billion contracts. The commentary came as Robinhood posted a solid Q3 beat on revenue and earnings.

Stock Market Today: Dow, Nasdaq Futures Slide as Supreme Court Questions Trump's Tariffs; Apple, Marvell, Coherent, AppLovin in Focus

November 6, 2025, 7:05 AM EST. U.S. stock futures slipped after Wednesday's gains as Dow Jones, Nasdaq futures, and the broader S&P 500 look set for a softer session. The move comes as the Supreme Court questioned President Trump's authority to impose sweeping tariffs under a decades-old emergency powers law, sparking rate-cut speculation with the CME FedWatch implying a roughly 67% chance of a rate cut at the December meeting. Pre-market SPY and QQQ nudged higher earlier but futures for major indices turned negative. The 10-year and 2-year yields sat around 4.14% and 3.61%. Key stock movers in focus included Apple (deal with Alphabet over AI tech to rebuild Siri), Marvell Technology (surged on SoftBank takeover chatter), Coherent (strong revenue growth), and AppLovin (beat on revenue but mixed earnings). Investors will watch earnings and tariffs headlines for direction.

Armis reaches $6.1B valuation with $435M pre-IPO funding ahead of IPO

November 6, 2025, 7:02 AM EST. Armis, the cyber exposure management firm, has closed a $435 million pre-IPO round, lifting its valuation to $6.1 billion. Led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, with participation from CapitalG, Evolution Equity Partners and existing backers, the funds will fuel Armis's three-year IPO roadmap and push toward $1B ARR. Armis reports ARR above $300 million and more than 50% year-over-year growth in its cyber exposure management offering. The company serves over 40% of the Fortune 100 and seven of the Fortune 10, across manufacturing, aviation, financial services, healthcare, and government, and plans to boost product development, go-to-market expansion, and strategic acquisitions. CEO Yevgeny Dibrov says the round signals investor belief in a unified, exposure-based security category.

Bitcoin Bears See More Peril After $300 Billion Crypto Selloff

November 6, 2025, 7:00 AM EST. Bitcoin faces what could be its worst week since March as a rout wiped about $300 billion from the crypto market. The token is down around 6.2% this week and briefly slipped below $100,000 for the first time since June. Strategists point to a bundle of indicators flashing warning signs for Bitcoin and the broader market, keeping sentiment skewed toward bearish momentum and caution among investors about buying the dip.

Offerpad Solutions Inc. (OPAD) Analysts Are Pretty Bullish After Recent Results

November 6, 2025, 6:54 AM EST. Offerpad Solutions Inc. (NYSE:OPAD) released quarterly results showing a revenue miss of US$133m, down 23% from expectations, with statutory loss per share of US$0.37. Following the print, the consensus forecasts were updated: 2026 revenue projected at US$876.8m (up 40% YoY) and loss per share of US$0.77, a 49% improvement. Before the results, forecasts were for US$886.1m and US$0.73 in losses, so the outlook is mixed. The price target rose about 11% to around US$1.07, with a range of US$1.00-US$1.40. Analysts still expect revenue growth, forecasting roughly 31% annualized growth to end-2026, versus an earlier five-year decline; peers are seen growing closer to 10% per year.

Amgen, Exelixis, Lumentum Rally on Q3 Beats; McDonald's Rises; Zacks Names Top Stock to Double

November 6, 2025, 6:51 AM EST. Shares of AMGN climbed 7.8% after Q3 adjusted EPS of $5.64, topping the Zacks consensus of $5.00. EXEL rose 6.5% after Q3 adjusted EPS of $0.78 vs $0.68. LITE jumped 23.6% on Q3 adjusted EPS of $1.10 against $1.03. MCD added 2.2% as Q3 revenue of $7,078 million beat the $7,067.39 million estimate. Zacks' Research Chief Sheraz Mian names five stocks with +100% upside, highlighting a lesser-known satellite-based communications firm as the top pick with an anticipated 2025 revenue breakout. The report links to free stock analyses on AMGN, MCD, EXEL, and LITE.

Buffett Indicator and Barclays Gauge Warn of Excess Euphoria as US Stocks Rally

November 6, 2025, 6:46 AM EST. US equities have surged about 36% since April, pushing the Buffett Indicator above its pandemic-era peak as the market sits more than twice the size of the economy. With a roughly $72 trillion market cap vs. GDP, valuation signals look stretched. Barclays derivatives strategists say the ratio still hangs over investors, despite limitations in any single gauge. The bank's own options-based measure of euphoric stock participation-about 11% of liquid-name exposure, versus a long-run 7.1% average-moves in lockstep with the Buffett Indicator and flashes similar warnings. While earnings remain solid and AI spending boosts activity, concerns persist about a high P/E regime, a cooling labor market, and strain among lower-end consumers. Buffett himself warned it's not just one ratio to watch.

Williams Companies (NYSE:WMB) Q3 Results In Line; Analysts Forecast 2026 Revenue to Grow 11% to $12.8B and EPS to $2.42

November 6, 2025, 6:44 AM EST. Williams Companies (NYSE:WMB) reported third-quarter results roughly in line with estimates: revenue US$2.9b and EPS US$0.53. Looking ahead, consensus from nine analysts calls for 2026 revenue of US$12.8b, up about 11% year over year, and EPS of US$2.42, up 25%. Prior forecasts stayed essentially the same, with a price target of US$66.94 and a range from US$53 to US$83. Analysts see accelerated growth versus the last five years (8.5% annualized to 2026 vs 4.8%), and faster than the broader industry average (3.2%). There has been no major change in sentiment, with forecasts reconfirmed despite the results.

Riot Platforms Reports Third Quarter 2025 Financial Results and Strategic Highlights

November 6, 2025, 6:38 AM EST. Riot Platforms reports Q3 2025 financial results and strategic highlights, outlining operational performance and key financial metrics for the quarter. The release covers mining activity, data-center efficiency, and liquidity positioning, along with actions on capital allocation and balance-sheet management. Management discusses near-term outlook, capacity expansion plans, cost controls, and potential partnerships that could influence hash-rate growth and competitive positioning. Investors will watch updated guidance, liquidity runway, and how Riot navigates crypto-market dynamics, regulatory developments, and macro conditions shaping its strategic trajectory.

Institutional investors may overlook Clear Channel Outdoor's US$65m market-cap drop as long-term gains remain positive

November 6, 2025, 6:36 AM EST. Institutional investors own about 60% of Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings (NYSE: CCO), signaling outsized influence over strategy as the stock trades near a US$65m market-cap decline. Despite the weekly 6.7% drop, shareholders have a modest 11% return over the past year, which may temper near-term pain. The top five holders control more than half the shares, with PIMCO at ~21%, the second at ~14%, and the third at ~8.3%; the CEO owns 0.6%. With such concentration, institutions could steer capital allocation in pursuit of value creation, though synchronized moves can amplify price swings. Investors should review the company's earnings history and the outlook for the business to gauge whether the long-term positives justify the recent weakness.

Waste Management's ROE Beats Industry Average, but Debt Remains the Watchpoint

November 6, 2025, 6:34 AM EST. Waste Management, Inc. shows a trailing ROE near 27%, topping the industry average of about 12%, suggesting efficient use of shareholder capital. This strength comes despite a high debt load (debt-to-equity ~2.3), which can lift ROE but adds financial risk if profits or credit conditions weaken. The caveat: ROE can be boosted by leverage, share buybacks, or retained earnings, so it should be assessed alongside debt levels, cash flow, and growth strategy. If WM can sustain earnings with manageable leverage, the high ROE could reflect a durable competitive edge. Investors should monitor debt dynamics and the broader capital structure before extrapolating past the most recent period.

CSG Systems International Valuation Amid 22.7% 30-Day Jump: DCF Signals 46.5% Undervaluation

November 6, 2025, 6:24 AM EST. CSG Systems International has surged 22.7% in the last 30 days, capping a year with a 54.9% YTD gain and a 56.5% trailing 12 months. The rise follows expanded partnerships in the communications sector and growing institutional investor interest, prompting renewed growth expectations. On our valuation scorecard, the stock is labeled UNDERVALUED (4/6). The centerpiece is a DCF analysis using a two-stage Free Cash Flow to Equity framework: trailing FCF of $145.1 million, with projected FCF of $177.3 million by 2029 and about $225.2 million by 2035. The model yields a fair value of $146.45 per share, implying a 46.5% discount to the current price. Bottom line: undervalued on a cash-flow basis, with upside potential from ongoing partnerships and earnings power.

American Realty Investors (ARL) posts ~12% five-year CAGR but earnings outlook remains mixed

November 6, 2025, 6:22 AM EST. American Realty Investors (NYSE:ARL) has posted a roughly 12% compound annual growth rate over five years, with a five-year share-price gain around 74%, yet still lagging the broader market. In the last year, the stock is up 11%, supported by a 7-day rally, even as the company reported a loss in the last twelve months while revenue growth runs at about 1.9% per year over the period. Insiders have been buying, which may temper risk, but investors should watch earnings and revenue trends to justify the long-term return. A free note about dividend yield projections suggesting >6% could add income potential, though the stock's profitability profile remains mixed. Overall, ARL is worth watching for a patient, long-term view.

Is This the Beginning of a Stock Market Sell-Off? Rising Volatility Signals Investor Debate

November 6, 2025, 6:20 AM EST. Markets have woken to a spike in volatility as investors question whether a broader stock market sell-off is near. After months with few red days, traders are re-evaluating risk and recalibrating positions. The note cites afternoon prices on Nov. 3, 2025, with coverage published on Nov. 5, 2025. Key questions focus on whether recent moves reflect a shift in market breadth, and how earnings, policy signals, and macro risk could shape near-term moves. Consider how risk management, momentum, and rotations may influence liquidity and sector leadership in coming sessions. While disclosures note promotional ties, they do not alter independent analysis. This is a sentiment snapshot, not a definitive forecast, and investors should weigh risk tolerance against a potentially unsettled horizon.

Alphabet to Borrow $25B to Accelerate AI Push

November 6, 2025, 6:18 AM EST. Alphabet is borrowing $25 billion to fund its aggressive AI investments, signaling a significant shift in its capital structure as it prioritizes long-term growth. The move may affect cost of capital, leverage, and potential returns for shareholders, even as the company pursues scale advantages in AI. GOOG and GOOGL traded in the aftermath of the plan on Nov. 3, 2025, with commentary by Parkev Tatevosian, CFA, and disclosures noting The Motley Fool's positions in Alphabet and in Meta Platforms. While debt funding can accelerate innovation, investors will scrutinize cash flow, free cash flow, and the risk of dilution or changes to capital allocation. Alphabet's dividend policy remains zero, underscoring the growth-oriented emphasis of this strategy.

Qatar Airways exits Cathay Pacific stake in $896 million buyback

November 6, 2025, 6:14 AM EST. Qatar Airways will sell its 9.57% stake in Cathay Pacific Airways in a share buyback valued at about $896 million, ending eight years of minority ownership. The move, still awaiting shareholder approval, follows a period of profitability for Cathay and consolidates ownership with Swire Pacific and Air China. Cathay stock rose after the announcement, while analysts noted Qatar's limited strategic influence as a rationale for divestment. The deal marks a shift in Cathay's portfolio management and positions the group for long-term growth. Qatar Airways bought the stake in 2017 for roughly $662 million; the sale reflects Cathay's improved finances and the airline's strategy to optimize its investments.

When Will Citius Oncology (CTOR) Become Profitable? Analysts See 2027 Break-even

November 6, 2025, 6:06 AM EST. Citius Oncology (CTOR) remains loss-making but is edging toward profitability, with a market cap of about $131M and debt at 12% of equity. The company posted a recent annual loss of roughly $21M and a trailing loss of about $27M, signaling the transition from development-stage funding to potential profits. Analysts expect a breakeven around 2027, after a possible 2026 loss, with projected profits of about $61M in 2027. To hit breakeven by 2027, consensus calls for roughly 49% year-on-year growth, underscoring optimism but also high risk given the biotech sector's episodic cash flows. Investors should watch cash burn, R&D milestones, and any debt changes as catalysts or headwinds on the path to profitability.

Is RPC, Inc. (NYSE: RES) a Buy for Its Upcoming Dividend?

November 6, 2025, 6:05 AM EST. RPC, Inc. (NYSE: RES) faces an upcoming ex-dividend date in 3 days. The company plans a $0.04 payout per share, following a $0.16 annual dividend last year, yielding about 3.0% on a $5.41 share price. The dividend appears covered by both earnings (~73% payout) and free cash flow (~46% payout). With earnings growth around 39% annually over five years, RPC could support gradual dividend growth, but the modest price and payout stability remain sensitive to demand in energy-services. Investors should assess whether future earnings are sustainable and whether the dividend is resilient if earnings falter. Risk: dividend cuts if cash flow or earnings deteriorate.

Exzeo Group IPO Raises $168M, Valuation Near $1.9B on NYSE Debut

November 6, 2025, 5:56 AM EST. Exzeo Group, a Tampa-based insurtech, raised $168 million via an IPO, selling 8 million shares at $21 each. The public offering valued the company at about $1.91 billion on NYSE debut, where shares opened flat. After the offering, HCI Group remains the majority owner with an 81.5% stake. The deal was led by Truist Securities, with Citizens Capital Markets and William Blair as bookrunners and Fifth Third Securities as co-manager. Exzeo's platform targets homeowners' insurance, covering underwriting, policy administration, claims, analytics, and financial reporting. Founded in 2012, Exzeo posted net income of $39.6m on revenue of $108.5m in H1, up from $9.1m on $60.3m a year ago. The IPO comes as the sector sees renewed interest despite a federal shutdown delaying SEC approvals for some listings.

Bytes Technology Group (LON:BYIT) Stock Up 0.3% as Analysts Signal Mixed Views

November 6, 2025, 5:52 AM EST. Bytes Technology Group plc (LON:BYIT) edged higher by 0.3% to around GBX 372-373 as 1.29 million shares changed hands. The day's volume slipped from the 90-day average. The stock sits above the 50-day moving average (GBX 393) but below the 200-day moving average (GBX 428). In its Oct 14 quarterly results, BYIT posted GBX 12.03 EPS with ROE of 66.59% and a net margin of 25.47%. The company has a market cap of £884.4m, P/E 17.40, PEG 2.27, and a beta of 0.65. Analysts: Jefferies cut price target to GBX 380 with a Buy; Shore Capital and Berenberg keep Holds at 410 and 390; Peel Hunt remains Buy with a GBX 638 target. Market consensus is a Hold with a GBX 457.60 target. Insider buys recently supported sentiment.

American Well Corp. (AMWL) Sinks 27% in a Month as P/S Slump Prompts Scrutiny

November 6, 2025, 5:42 AM EST. American Well Corporation (AMWL) has fallen 27% in the last month, extending a difficult year during which the stock shed about 49%. The stock's price-to-sales (P/S) ratio sits at about 0.3x, well below many Healthcare Services peers, suggesting an equity that may be under pressure or priced for slower growth. Revenue rose 5.8% last year but has been flat to declining in the prior years, signaling inconsistent growth. Analysts have not published firm estimates, while the industry is forecast to grow around 12% over the next year, underscoring a potential mispricing if fundamentals improve. The piece cautions that using P/S alone is insufficient, and the current dynamics imply that maintaining these prices could be challenging if revenues reverse. The key takeaway: P/S appears weak alongside a falling stock price, but deeper revenue trends and sentiment matter.

Palo Alto Networks: Analysts' Target Prices and Rating Outlook

November 6, 2025, 5:35 AM EST. Wall Street's view on PANW remains cautiously optimistic. With a market cap around $143.5B, PANW has outpaced the market in 2025 while guiding FY2026: Q4 revenue up 15.8% YoY to $2.5B and adjusted EPS of $0.95, beating estimates. Analysts expect fiscal 2026 adjusted EPS of $3.80, up about 14% YoY. Among 48 analysts, the consensus is a Moderate Buy. Oppenheimer's Ittai Kidron raised the target to $245 while keeping an Outperform rating. The mean price target sits at about $219.30, a modest 2.9% premium to the current price, and the street-high target is $250 implying roughly 17% to 18% upside. Investors should monitor updates to guidance and any new product-cycle catalysts.

Stock market today: Dow, S&P futures slip as Supreme Court tariff hearing looms; Tesla meeting in focus

November 6, 2025, 5:32 AM EST. US stock futures drifted lower ahead of the bell as concerns over lofty tech valuations eased and a Supreme Court tariff hearing offered a glimmer of relief for equity bulls. Dow futures and S&P 500 futures hovered below break-even, with the Nasdaq 100 little changed after Wednesday's rebound. A Supreme Court skepticism on Trump's tariffs could roll back duties and alter global trade dynamics, keeping markets watchful. Investors turn to Tesla and its 4pm ET shareholder meeting, where CEO Elon Musk's proposed pay package is on the agenda amid questions if the Magnificent Seven can keep leading this year's rally. AI-related names helped Wednesday's session, though fears of a bubble linger. Earnings this week from WBD, ABNB, and MRNA remain on the docket.

United States Antimony Valuation Revisited After Recent Share Surge

November 6, 2025, 5:30 AM EST. United States Antimony (UAMY) has surged this year, delivering a YTD return near 268% and a 1-year TSR of 934%, but momentum cooled last week with a -24.29% 7-day move. The stock trades around last close of $6.36 vs a fair value estimate of $7.50-a signal some investors consider undervalued on fundamentals. Valuation multiples are rich, with a price-to-sales ratio around 34.3x, well above the industry average (2.7x) and peers (4.2x). The bull case hinges on late-stage talks with U.S. agencies (DoD, DLA) for critical mineral offtake and potential long-term contracts, underscoring the stock's strategic value as a domestic antimony processor. Risks include regulatory delays and environmental opposition that could curb future revenue growth.

MP Materials (NYSE: MP) Stock Falls 26% in a Month While Revenue Growth Supports Premium Valuation

November 6, 2025, 5:26 AM EST. MP Materials Corp. (NYSE: MP) shares have fallen 26% over the past month despite a standout 179% gain in the last year. The stock trades at a rich price-to-sales ratio (P/S) of 40.2x, well above peers in the metals and mining industry, raising valuation questions. Revenue growth remains mixed: 39% growth last year but a 52% decline over the prior three years. Looking ahead, analysts expect 60% annual revenue growth for the next three years-far above the industry's ~14%-which helps justify the premium if the growth materializes. Investors will monitor results to see if the outlook holds.

Qualcomm tops Q4 estimates, raises guidance; GAAP hit from one-time tax dims stock as AI push unfolds

November 6, 2025, 5:22 AM EST. Qualcomm (QCOM) beat Q4 on both earnings and revenue and issued stronger-than-expected guidance of $11.8-$12.6 billion. The quarter delivered adjusted EPS of $3.00 on revenue of $11.27 billion, above consensus of $2.88 and $10.77 billion. GAAP results were pressured by a $5.7 billion one-time tax charge, though management said it will lower future cash taxes. Shares were down about 3% in premarket trading after the print. The company's QCT segment posted about $9.8 billion in revenue, with QTL at $1.4 billion. Qualcomm is pivoting beyond smartphones into AI data center and PC chips, unveiling AI200 and AI250 chips for 2026-2027, targeting competition with Nvidia and AMD.

MLM Stock Quote Price and Forecast

November 6, 2025, 5:16 AM EST. Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. (NYSE: MLM) operates in the aggregates space, with East Group and West Group segments supplying crushed stone, sand, gravel, cement, and paving services. Investors watch MLM's stock price for signals on demand in the construction and infrastructure sectors, as well as costs for materials, energy, and freight that affect margins. The company's exposure to cement and downstream products ties it to cycles in construction activity; a sustained rebound in public works could lift earnings. Conversely, any downturn in residential construction or spikes in input costs may pressure profit margins. The forecast hinges on backlog, price realizations, and capital expenditure across its quarry network. For current quotes, consult a live feed; this summary provides a framework, not a recommendation.

Ferrari (RACE) Valuation Drivers Behind Recent Performance Shift

November 6, 2025, 5:14 AM EST. Ferrari (RACE) has seen a modest rally as investors weigh the carmaker's growth potential against evolving risk factors. The stock's 3-year total shareholder return sits around 106%, while the 1-year return is down about 7.5%, underscoring a momentum shift. Despite rising earnings, the valuation remains rich: the stock trades at a P/E of 39.3x versus peers near 15.9x, reflecting high expectations. A forward fair value case around $468.82 suggests undervalued on one lens, but risks such as supply-chain challenges and potential model-cycle saturation could temper margins and growth pace. Investors should weigh these dynamics when assessing whether the current price already reflects future upside.

Marriott Vacations Worldwide: Undervalued After a 23% Drop in 2025, DCF Signals Big Upside

November 6, 2025, 4:56 AM EST. Investors are weighing whether Marriott Vacations Worldwide can rebound after a 23% YTD decline and a 17% drop over the last year. The stock has traded amid shifting travel patterns and changing sentiment toward vacation ownership. With a valuation score of 5/6 suggesting undervalued, traditional metrics may miss the bigger picture. A core takeaway is the DCF analysis, which projects robust free cash flow growth and an intrinsic value of about $193.73 per share, implying a roughly 65% discount to current prices. The model uses a 2-stage Free Cash Flow to Equity approach, with projected FCF rising from $28.5 million to about $951 million by 2035, including forecasts through 2026. While markets remain volatile, the analysis hints at potential upside for patient investors.

Dominion Energy Valuation: Is the 9.7% 2025 Rally Justified?

November 6, 2025, 4:54 AM EST. Dominion Energy has jumped 9.7% this year but slipped 2.9% in the last month as regulators reshape the utilities landscape. The stock debate centers on whether the rally justifies the price given a 2/6 quick valuation score. The piece walks through multiple checks, starting with Approach 1: Dividend Discount Model (DDM), which uses a $2.69 annual dividend, ROE ~6.72%, and a payout around 105%. The model yields an intrinsic value of $37.65, implying the stock is roughly 58% overvalued on this method. The analysis also contrasts this with a Price-to-Earnings framework (Approach 2), a widely used tool for profit-focused stocks. The article promises further valuation angles and notes red flags in the full valuation breakdown.

US Stocks Hover Before Open as Tech Valuations Ease and Tariffs Debate Looms

November 6, 2025, 4:52 AM EST. US stock futures edged near flat before the open as tech valuations cooled and a Supreme Court hearing kept the fate of tariffs in focus. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq 100 futures were subdued following a Wednesday rebound driven by upbeat jobs data and a shift in tech leadership. Traders await a potential ruling against Trump's tariffs that could reshuffle global trade and domestic spend. Investors also eye Tesla's shareholder meeting, with CEO Elon Musk's proposed trillion-dollar pay package in focus and questions about whether the Magnificent Seven can sustain this year's rally. AI-related names rebounded but concerns over a bubble linger as earnings from WBD, ABNB, and MRNA hit the docket.

Asian stocks rise as solid earnings, U.S. data lift Wall Street

November 6, 2025, 4:51 AM EST. Asian shares advanced as upbeat U.S. earnings and data bolster risk appetite, lifting Wall Street. In Tokyo, the Nikkei 225 rose about 1.5% to 50,959, with Nissan gaining on plans to sell its Yokohama headquarters. Hong Kong's Hang Seng led gains in the region as other benchmarks firmed. U.S. futures were modest ahead of results from companies like McDonald's and International Flavors & Fragrances, while tech names such as Alphabet, Broadcom and Meta supported gains on Wednesday. ADP's October payrolls rose more than expected, sharpening the focus on the job market and the Fed policy path after this year's rate cuts. Lower rates remain a key driver for equities.

Stock Market News Today (11/6/25): U.S. Stock Futures Slip as AI-Fueled Rally Loses Steam

November 6, 2025, 4:48 AM EST. U.S. stock futures slipped Thursday as the AI-fueled rally cooled, with Nasdaq-100 down 0.42%, S&P 500 down 0.28%, and Dow down 0.24% at 3:38 a.m. EST. Wednesday's session had tech-led gains: Nasdaq +0.65%, Dow +0.48%, S&P +0.37%, easing valuation fears. McDonald's earnings and resilient services data supported sentiment. The Supreme Court heard tariff challenges but did not rule, leaving policy implications uncertain amid a 37th-day government shutdown. Ahead: earnings from SoundHound AI, Airbnb, D-Wave Quantum, Opendoor, DraftKings, Archer Aviation. The 10-year yield hovered near 4.14%, oil around $59.54, and gold near $4,013 per ounce. Asia-Pacific markets mostly rose, tracking Wall Street's tech rebound.

Chime Financial (CHYM) Valuation After 7.4% Jump: Is the 3.7x P/S Justified?

November 6, 2025, 4:47 AM EST. Chime Financial (CHYM) posted a 7.4% intraday rise as investors digest latest performance metrics. The stock remains down about 48.5% year to date, with short-term momentum masking longer-term caution amid sector uncertainty. At a 3.7x price-to-sales multiple, CHYM trades above the industry average (2.4x) and peers (2.5x), signaling investors expect stronger growth despite ongoing losses. Although revenue momentum is notable, the company is operating at a loss and may not justify the premium unless profitability improves. Risks include a potential stall in revenue momentum and deeper concerns about sustainable growth. Overall, the valuation suggests overvaluation unless CHIME accelerates profitability or revenue growth.

DayTrading.com's Buckley: US Market Priced for Impossible Perfection at 23x Forward Earnings

November 6, 2025, 4:44 AM EST. DayTrading.com's head analyst Dan Buckley argues the U.S. stock market is priced for impossible perfection. The forward P/E sits near 23x, well above international peers around 15x, creating a roughly 51% valuation gap that historically precedes muted returns. Since the 2021 peak, U.S. equities delivered about 9% CAGR, with a long stretch of subdued gains in prior years. The firm's research also flags a pronounced market imbalance: the U.S. accounts for roughly 65% of the MSCI ACWI while generating only about 26% of global nominal output. AI-driven gains have propelled roughly half of the S&P 500's 2025 advances, led by giants like Nvidia, though the long-term impact remains uncertain.

Markets Fall as Rebound Fizzles: AI Valuations Weigh on Futures

November 6, 2025, 4:42 AM EST. Stock futures slid Thursday, signaling the rebound may prove short-lived amid worries over sky-high AI valuations. Dow futures fell about 104 points, or 0.2%, while S&P 500 futures were down ~0.3% and Nasdaq 100 futures slipped ~0.4%. Earlier in the week, equities pulled back before rebounding on Wednesday on stronger-than-expected private-sector jobs data. The mood turned supportive as several Supreme Court justices questioned tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Traders will be watching for next week's catalysts, including inflation readings and corporate results, to see if the recent bounce can regain momentum.

Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Set to Open Down as Nvidia, AMD and Super Micro Movers Lead Tech; Oil Rises on EIA Build and OPEC+ Output

November 6, 2025, 4:40 AM EST. Stock futures point to a weaker open for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq, tracking tech names like Nvidia and AMD and other movers such as Super Micro. In commodities, oil prices tick higher early trading after a larger-than-expected EIA inventory build spurred concerns about demand and supply dynamics. Brent and WTI hover near the mid/upper $60s, while the biggest weekly crude stock rise in months pressured sentiment. On the supply side, Saudi Arabia's price cuts for Asian buyers in December add to the sense that OPEC+ is ramping up production, complicating the outlook for global energy demand. Traders will weigh the implications of the US tariff backdrop on demand and stock or sector rotations as markets price in the evolving energy complex.

Trump Aims to Make the U.S. a Bitcoin Superpower, Frames Crypto as National Priority

November 6, 2025, 4:34 AM EST. At the America Business Forum in Miami, Donald Trump urged the US to embrace crypto and position itself as the Bitcoin superpower and crypto capital of the world. He framed his administration as ending the federal government's crypto hostility, arguing the sector is large and backed by business leaders. He warned that if the US does not act, rivals like China will advance. The remarks emphasized leadership over specifics; the White House has moved with steps such as a proposed Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile, plus a GENIUS Act for stablecoins and continued work on market-structure legislation, while opposing a US central bank digital currency.

National General Insurance (P.J.S.C.) Among Middle East Undiscovered Gems With Strong Fundamentals

November 6, 2025, 4:31 AM EST. Amid regional markets trading lower on stretched valuations, investors are hunting for stocks with solid fundamentals. National General Insurance (P.J.S.C.) stands out among Middle East undiscovered gems, offering strong earnings growth and a healthy valuation. The UAE insurer lists 14.58% revenue growth and 25.09% earnings growth with a low or debt-free profile and a premium price-to-earnings ratio around 7.4x vs the Gulf market's 12.3x. In Q2, NGI posted net income of AED 49.67 million, with six-month net income of AED 85.25 million, signaling resilience despite recent volatility. The stock features a high health rating in the screener and sits among other regional names, including telecoms and industrials, highlighting the appeal of undiscovered regional opportunities beyond blue chips.

GCM Grosvenor (GCMG) Valuation Watch: Is the Stock Undervalued After Recent Moves?

November 6, 2025, 4:28 AM EST. GCM Grosvenor (GCMG) has slipped about 2% over the past month while maintaining steady revenue growth. Investors are weighing long-term potential against near-term headwinds as shares trade below some analyst targets. The one-year return is -1.77%, signaling cautious momentum despite a ~60% three-year gain. Bulls argue that expansion into infrastructure and alternative strategies, plus new products and AI-driven efficiency, could support higher margins and long-term earnings growth. Bears caution that ongoing fee pressures and slow near-term fund growth could erode margins. The setup features a potential valuation gap between price and optimistic forecasts, though a rival SWS DCF view suggests the stock may be closer to fair value. The question for investors: is this a genuine buying opportunity or has much of the upside already been priced in?

CNBC Daily Open: Supreme Court skeptical on Trump tariffs as tech rally boosts stocks

November 6, 2025, 4:26 AM EST. Markets opened higher on Wednesday as tech shares supported U.S. equities, even as the Supreme Court signaled skepticism about the legality of the Trump administration's tariffs. Polymarket traders priced in roughly a 25% chance the tariffs survive, down from earlier levels. A ruling forcing a refund of duties could add to the national debt and push Treasury yields higher, dimming the stock outlook. The prospect of renewed executive moves keeps uncertainty for business. In corporate news, Pony.ai and WeRide fell on their first day of trading in Hong Kong; Snap raised its guidance and announced a partnership with Perplexity AI. In crypto, Bitcoin whales appear to be selling, which could weigh on prices.

2 No-Brainer Tech Stocks to Buy Now: TSMC and CrowdStrike Harness AI Growth

November 6, 2025, 4:24 AM EST. Investors chasing long-term gains are eyeing leaders capitalizing on AI-driven demand. TSMC dominates the chip supply for smartphones and data centers, with cutting-edge process tech and 3-nm chips supporting durable growth as AI use cases multiply. Despite volatility, it trades near a moderate forward multiple, and analysts forecast solid earnings expansion over the next five years. The other pick, CrowdStrike, sits at the center of enterprise cybersecurity as AI raises attack sophistication; a strong product mix, expanding addressable market, and high renewal rates underpin durable expansion. Together, these names offer a thesis on owning core AI-enabled platforms in semiconductors and security, with potential upside as AI adoption accelerates.

Zepp Health Losses Deepen; Valuation Looks Discounted, Yet Profitability Path Unclear

November 6, 2025, 4:22 AM EST. Zepp Health (NYSE: ZEPP) continues to post losses, with annualized declines of 64.6% over five years and negative net profit margins. The stock trades at a price-to-sales of 2.5x, cheaper than the sector average 14.1x and slightly below the US electronics industry 2.6x, signaling a potential value opportunity. Yet sentiment remains cautious: earnings quality is lacking, and there is little evidence of a credible path to sustained profitability. Analysts project revenue growth around 12.5% annually over the next three years, but profits aren't expected to turn positive in that period. Higher R&D and marketing spend, plus competitive pressures and evolving data/privacy costs, could keep margins depressed. For value hunters, the discount is tempting, but the path to profitability remains uncertain.

One Stock Under $50 to Target This Week: CDRE Emerges as the Upside Pick Over ASO and BAX

November 6, 2025, 4:13 AM EST. StockStory flags three under-$50 stocks: ASO ($47.22), BAX ($17.89) and CDRE ($45.99). The standout is Cadre, with 13.4% revenue growth and 14.8% annual EPS growth, plus solid returns on capital, implying real upside. By contrast, ASO shows slow six-year revenue growth (4%), lagging same-store sales, and EPS declines, and trades around 7.7x forward P/E. BAX faces below-target constant-currency growth, 4.3% annual EPS decline over five years, and flat revenue, at about 8.2x forward P/E. The story argues the other two deserve caution, making CDRE the only under-$50 pick with notable upside.

DOGE Holds $0.16 Support as Institutional Flows Spark Breakout Watch

November 6, 2025, 4:10 AM EST. DOGE flirted with a 0.5% drop to $0.1657 as institutional flows rotated near the $0.16 support, following a 104% volume spike. The token defended its ascending channel, keeping the near-term bias neutral-to-bullish above $0.16. Large-cap holders accumulated near $0.1620 and trimmed near $0.1670, while the Tuesday breakout attempt on 774M volume indicated smart-money participation amid muted meme-coin sentiment. Open interest in DOGE futures edged higher on Binance and Bybit, suggesting hedging rather than broad risk-taking. Key levels: support at $0.1617-$0.1620, resistance around $0.1665-$0.1670. Traders are watching a breakout above $0.1670 for a move toward $0.17-$0.175, and any close below $0.1615 could threaten the structure.

Boxer Retail Limited (JSE:BOX) Uptrend Fueled by High ROE and Stable Earnings

November 6, 2025, 4:08 AM EST. Boxer Retail's stock has risen ~9.9% over three months as investors weigh its strong ROE against growth prospects. The company posted a trailing ROE of 57% (R1.4b net profit on R2.4b equity), well above the industry average of 24%, supporting a history of solid earnings. Over the past five years, Boxer has delivered about 12% net income growth, aligning with the 11% industry pace. However, the stock's payout ratio has been unusually high, with a three-year median at 317%, suggesting heavy shareholder distributions relative to earnings and prompting caution about future reinvestment. Analysts' consensus and valuation checks appear mixed, making the stock a watchful bet for the near term.

Is Apple Stock Justified After Q1 2025 Beats? DCF Signals Overvaluation, PE Outlook Unclear

November 6, 2025, 4:04 AM EST. Apple stock has moved higher on momentum and optimism about new devices and AI, with a 5.2% gain in the past month and a 21.9% rise over the last year. The article weighs whether the rally is justified by fundamentals, noting a DCF-based intrinsic value of $225.66 per share and a current price about 19.7% above that level, implying overvaluation under this method. It also highlights a weak 1/6 undervalued score and outlines the drama around regulatory challenges, shifting global supply chains, and ongoing innovations. The piece promises a valuation breakdown and a second approach via Price-to-Earnings (PE) to provide additional context, acknowledging that the "normal" PE depends on growth expectations. The market mood remains mixed: growth potential versus uncertainty.

One Stock Under $10 to Research Further and Two to Avoid

November 6, 2025, 4:02 AM EST. Stocks trading in the $1-$10 range can offer upside but carry heightened risk. This note highlights ASUR (Asure Software) at about $8.10, a cloud-based HR platform for SMBs. The bulls point to growth, while the piece flags 4% revenue growth, a static operating margin, and a lack of free cash flow that limits reinvestment and capital return; the market values ASUR at roughly 1.4x forward P/S. Also covered: CTOS at $5.87, with 2.9% revenue growth, a −47.9% EPS trend, and a shrinking free cash flow margin, plus 3.3x forward EV/EBITDA. Finally, PAYO at $5.34 shows 25.3% five-year revenue growth aided by buybacks, but warrants deeper scrutiny. Full research available to Edge members.

Tech unicorns warn Reeves budget could trigger London IPO flight risk

November 6, 2025, 3:58 AM EST. Executives from Revolut, Funding Circle, OakNorth, Clearscore and Quantexa have warned Chancellor Rachel Reeves that upcoming budget measures could trigger a flight of listings from London. In a letter under Innovate Finance's Unicorn Council, they urged reversing changes to capital gains tax and inheritance tax, arguing that a reduced lifetime relief for Business Asset Disposal Relief (from £10m to £1m) undermines London's ability to attract founders and talent. With the UK fintech and startup ecosystem valued at more than $100bn collectively, the signatories say elevated taxes or new exit charges risk delaying or scrapping IPO plans in the UK and denting investment and innovation. Reeves has pursued rounds of engagement with fintechs to position London as a leading stock market for fast-growing tech companies.

Lattice Semiconductor (LSCC) Dips 9.5% After In-Line Q3; Eyes 2026 Revenue Acceleration

November 6, 2025, 3:57 AM EST. Shares of Lattice Semiconductor (LSCC) fell about 9.5% in morning trading after the company reported a largely in-line Q3 with revenue, EPS, and guidance matching expectations. Management attributed the quarter to accelerating demand from data center and AI infrastructure customers, with CEO Ford Tamer highlighting expanding low-power FPGAs for data center, security, and board management applications. A drag remains from inventory normalization in industrial and automotive markets. Looking ahead, the company guided to continued strength from bookings in data center and communications, with expectations of a revenue acceleration in 2026 as the Nexus and Avant FPGA lines gain traction. The stock had rallied ~50% over the last three months; today's move suggests investors view this as a pullback rather than a fundamental shift.

Lyft Posts Third-Quarter Profit as Bookings Beat Estimates; Shares Rise in After-Hours

November 6, 2025, 3:54 AM EST. Lyft swung to a third-quarter profit as bookings rose 11% and topped Wall Street estimates. The ride-hailing company reported EPS of $0.11, turning a year-ago loss into a profit, while gross bookings reached $4.8 billion, above the $4.7 billion expected. Revenue was $1.7 billion, broadly in line with forecasts. Shares traded higher in after-hours trading, reflecting the beat on bookings and the improving margin backdrop. Lyft faces stiff competition from Uber, which reported stronger revenue but saw its stock retreat. The results underscore solid demand and a path to sustained growth, with investors eyeing the pace of revenue growth, earnings momentum, and bookings trends.

TotalEnergies to Convert ADRs to NYSE-listed Ordinary Shares; ADR Termination and NYSE Listing

November 6, 2025, 3:52 AM EST. TotalEnergies announced on Sep 24, 2025 that its Board approved converting ADRs into ordinary shares listed on the NYSE. The move aligns with a growing North American-weighted shareholder base, aims to remove ADR frictions, expand access to AUM among institutional funds, and enhance liquidity. The company began terminating the deposit agreement with JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. (the depositary) on Oct 30, 2025. Upon termination, outstanding ADRs will be cancelled and NYSE-listed ordinary shares will be delivered. The conversion is expected to be effective from Dec 8, 2025. More details, including the Expected Timetable and FAQs, are available online.

Mastercard in late-stage talks to acquire Zerohash for up to $2B, signaling a big bet on stablecoins

November 6, 2025, 3:50 AM EST. Mastercard is in late-stage talks to acquire Zerohash, a Chicago-based stablecoin infrastructure and crypto platform, for about $1.5 to $2 billion, according to five anonymous sources. If closed, the deal would mark one of Mastercard's biggest bets on crypto infrastructure and stablecoins, expanding Zerohash's offerings in payments, trading, and API-based tokenization. Zerohash, founded in 2017, also helps companies spin up crypto trading platforms. The talks come as stablecoin deals heat up: Stripe bought Bridge for $1.1 billion, and Coinbase has been in exclusive talks to buy BVNK. Mastercard has pursued crypto moves before, including acquiring CipherTrace in 2021. Still, negotiations may not conclude successfully, and BVNK's position adds competitive tension to the process.

Dogecoin to Outpace Shiba Inu by 2030: Why DOGE Could Lead Over SHIB

November 6, 2025, 3:49 AM EST. Dogecoin is positioned to outperform Shiba Inu by 2030 due to stronger brand recognition, higher market cap, and broader accessibility. With a current market cap around $30.6 billion versus $6.1 billion for SHIB, DOGE enjoys a wider moat that makes a dramatic catch-up by SHIB unlikely absent new catalysts. Accessibility matters: DOGE can be bought via a Dogecoin ETF, expanding retirement and brokerage access, while SHIB has no ETF exposure yet. Utility remains uncertain, but DOGE's active developer discussions about a Layer-2 that could enable smart contracts offer a potential narrative boost. Shiba Inu faces headwinds from a struggling Shibarium L2 with low throughput and fees. If SHIB finally gains durable on-chain activity or new ETFs, it could narrow the gap, but DOGE's brand inertia keeps it in the lead.

Prediction: Amazon Could Join Nvidia and Apple in the $4 Trillion Club by 2029

November 6, 2025, 3:47 AM EST. Amazon stands on three growth rails: the world's leading e-commerce platform, the dominant AWS cloud business, and a fast-expanding advertising slate. The company processes roughly 43% of online visits and over 40% of US e-commerce. AWS commands about 30% of the cloud market, grew 20% year over year with a $132 billion run rate and accounts for about 60% of profits. Advertising revenue rose 24% to $17.7 billion in Q3, and AI initiatives are turbocharging its outlook. With AI-driven growth and multiple engines, the article argues Amazon could reach the $4 trillion market-cap club, joining Nvidia and Apple by 2029.

LYB Stock Quote, Price and Forecast

November 6, 2025, 3:44 AM EST. LyondellBasell Industries NV is a leading plastics and chemicals producer with segments spanning Olefins and Polyolefins-Americas; Europe, Asia, International; Intermediates and Derivatives; Advanced Polymer Solutions; Refining; and Technology. The company manufactures olefins, polyolefins, propylene oxide and catalysts, and provides process innovations and masterbatches. Investors monitor margins in olefins/polyolefins, refining, and technology licensing, as well as crude oil and feedstock costs. A stock forecast hinges on polyolefin demand, pricing spreads, and capital discipline. Key risks include volatility in feedstocks, regulatory shifts, and global economic cycles. Stay tuned for earnings and commentary on capital deployment and strategic partnerships.

DOGE Price News: Lower-Low Print as $0.17 Resistance Holds, Bear Control Emerges

November 6, 2025, 3:42 AM EST. Dogecoin slid 6.7% to $0.1605 after breaching the key $0.17 support as whales exited into weakness. A 76% above weekly average volume and a single 1.44B-token block sell reinforced a distribution signal rather than retail capitulation. The chart now shows bear control with $0.16 as the next battleground; a deeper move toward $0.1550-$0.1500 is on the radar if selling accelerates. Near-term resistance sits near $0.1702-$0.1714, capped by a sizable order wall that failed earlier. Traders eye whether $0.1600 can hold during U.S. hours, how BTC correlations influence bid-ask liquidity, and if the CD5 stabilization matters for the DOGE mispricing risk. A break above $0.1702 could shift tone; otherwise drift persists.

Stocks close lower as AI valuations weigh markets; Trump tariff hearing adds caution

November 6, 2025, 3:39 AM EST. Wall Street closed lower on Tuesday as profits were booked in AI infrastructure names amid warnings from three major banks about overextended valuations. The Dow Jones slid 0.5% to 47,085.24, with 18 of 30 components down. The Nasdaq Composite fell 2% to 23,348.64, dragged by AI leaders, while the S&P 500 dropped 1.2% to 6,771.55. Sector moves were broad: XLY, XLE, XLK, and XLI lost 1.7%, 1.1%, 2.6%, and 1.2%. The VIX rose 10.7% to 19 as volume cooled to 19.82 billion. PLTR, NVDA, and AMD fell 7.9%, 4%, and 3.7%, after JPMorgan's Dimon warned of a possible market correction, echoed by Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on potential 10-20% or 10-15% drawdowns. The Trump tariff hearing also added caution.

Michael Burry bets $1.1B against Nvidia and Palantir as global tech sell-off hits markets

November 6, 2025, 3:36 AM EST. Stocks and futures slid worldwide as a tech rout deepens. Nasdaq 100 futures pointed lower; Asia and Europe followed with the STOXX 600 down 0.46%, Nikkei -2.5%, and KOSPI -2.85%. Bitcoin dipped under $100K before rebounding to about $101K. Yesterday's declines hit Palantir (nearly -8%), Nvidia (-4%), Reddit (-8.4%), and SoftBank (-10% intraday). The market remains highly exposed to a narrow tech rally, with the Magnificent Seven accounting for the bulk of October's S&P 500 gains. Michael Burry's Scion Asset Management disclosed a $1.1 billion short against Nvidia and Palantir, adding fuel to the debate about risk in AI stocks. Palantir's Q3 revenue rose 63% to $1.2B, even as the sector wobbles.

Iggy Azalea backs Thrust, a Solana launchpad for influencer tokens

November 6, 2025, 3:32 AM EST. Thrust, a Solana-based launchpad, aims to help influencers launch their own tokens while handling payments, minting and distribution. Backed by Iggy Azalea, the project seeks to combine creator monetization with investor protections. Co-founder Jake Antifaev told CCN that issuers raise money through initial presales and Thrust earns ongoing trading fees. To curb abuse, Thrust enforces contracts that require minimum lock-up periods and tangible deliverables, addressing the reputational risks that celebrity endorsements often carry after pump-and-dump campaigns. The platform vetting process and legal guardrails are designed to shield fans and investors from rug pulls, while giving creators a steady revenue stream. The platform could broaden celebrity crypto involvement in a more regulated framework.

Mastercard's $2B Crypto Push Could Bring 24/7 Settlement to Finance

November 6, 2025, 3:30 AM EST. Mastercard is near a roughly $1.5-$2 billion move to acquire crypto infrastructure firm Zero Hash (and previously eyed BVNK), a play to bolt on regulated custody, liquidity, and compliance for banks and fintechs. The aim: deliver a 24/7/365 settlement engine that processes tokenized payments through Mastercard's network, enabling near real time transfers with stablecoins and on chain settlements. The deal would give Mastercard a ready to deploy payments stack that handles fiat and tokenized assets in multiple markets, reducing prefunding and weekend delays for banks and merchants. Still, hurdles remain including clearing house limits, liquidity gaps, custody and smart contract risks, and regulatory reviews. A confirmed Zero Hash deal, progress on BVNK, and broader USDC/EURC programs would signal how quickly Mastercard moves toward real time settlement.

XRP Price Slump Deepens as Crypto Market Weakness Weighs on Demand

November 6, 2025, 3:28 AM EST. XRP has slipped to around $2.27, pressured by a broad crypto downturn and fading retail demand. The sector shed over $1 trillion in value as Bitcoin slid below $100,000 and other majors followed. Traders cite a higher-for-longer Fed stance, dampening risk appetite and squeezing speculative assets. Technically, XRP breached the 20- and 50-day moving averages, signaling negative momentum and a potential slide toward $1.77 if $2.22 support fails. ETF hype hasn't sparked sustained buying, with liquidity clustered between $2.60-$3.50. A softer macro backdrop or a Bitcoin rebound could help, but XRP may stay range-bound near $2.20-$2.70.

e.l.f. Beauty misses Q3 revenue; stock drops over 21% as guidance undershoots estimates

November 6, 2025, 3:27 AM EST. e.l.f. Beauty (ELF) posted a Q3 revenue of $343.9 million, shy of consensus $367.3 million, up 14.2% YoY. The miss helped spark a stock decline of about 21%. The company guided full-year revenue to $1.56 billion at the midpoint, below analysts' estimates. A bright spot was a non-GAAP EPS of $0.68, beating consensus $0.57, and Adjusted EBITDA of $66.2 million, ahead of $60.2 million. Yet full-year EPS guidance of $2.83 and EBITDA guidance of $304 million lagged expectations. Operating margin contracted to 2.2% from 9.3% a year ago, while free cash flow margin rose to 4.8%. Market cap stands near $7.0 billion. The result underscores a tough mix of growth and profitability ahead.

__symbol__ Stock Quote Price and Forecast for Arista Networks, Inc.

November 6, 2025, 3:24 AM EST. Arista Networks, Inc. is a leading player in cloud networking solutions, offering EOS software and Gigabit Ethernet switching and routing platforms. With product categories spanning Core, Cognitive Adjacencies, and Network Software and Services, the Santa Clara, CA-based company was founded in 2004 by Andreas Bechtolsheim, David Cheriton, and Kenneth Duda. As analysts monitor demand for data-center networking and software-driven automation, investors focus on pricing momentum, enterprise adoption, and catalysts that could shape the stock's forecast and near-term performance. The stock quote, price movements, and forward-looking outlook remain linked to enterprise IT spending and cloud infrastructure growth.

Is XRP Approaching a Death Cross? Key Levels to Watch

November 6, 2025, 3:22 AM EST. XRP traders are watching a potential death cross after a recent slide. The token's 50-day SMA sits near $2.74 while the 200-day SMA sits around $2.55, meaning XRP would need about a 7% pullback in the shorter moving average to confirm the pattern. While the setup can signal more downside, it's not a certainty; moving-average crosses are just one tool among many. XRP is trading around $2.33, with macro drivers such as the Fed trajectory, inflation prints, and geopolitical dynamics shaping the near-term path. Analysts caution that even a death cross doesn't guarantee losses, and shifts in policy or catalysts could alter the trajectory.

Fidelity Buys 8% Stake in Riot Platforms, Signaling Interest in Bitcoin Mining

November 6, 2025, 3:20 AM EST. Fidelity Investments has disclosed an 8% stake in Riot Platforms (RIOT), per recent SEC filings, signaling renewed institutional interest in crypto miners. The asset manager, with about $6.4 trillion in assets under management as of June 2025, previously held Riot shares under the 5% report threshold. Riot reported a Q3 2025 revenue record of $180.2 million and mined 1,406 BTC in the quarter, while advancing 112 MW of AI/HPC loads at its Corsicana facility. The company operates one of the largest Bitcoin mining fleets in the U.S. at 36.6 EH/s and mined 437 BTC last month. At press time, Riot was down 2.9% to $18.72. The stake underscores growing institutional interest in crypto infrastructure investments.

IBIT ETF News: Bitcoin Trust Rallies as BTC Advances; TipRanks Flags Strong Sell

November 6, 2025, 3:18 AM EST. Today, the IBIT rose 3.57% to $59.23 as Bitcoin climbs 2.90% to $104,412.77, the main driver behind the move. The ETF is down 9.34% over the past 5 days but remains up 7.79% year-to-date. TipRanks shows a Strong Sell consensus (14 Bearish, 3 Neutral, 5 Bullish). Investor activity tallies 826,386 in the latest quarter, with 1.9% of portfolios holding IBIT; buyers skew toward ages 35-55. Metaplanet's plan to buy more BTC with a $100M loan supported the rally, while Galaxy trimmed its year-end BTC target to $120,000, calling Bitcoin a new "maturity era" with lower volatility. The setup suggests a mixed near-term outlook amid volatile crypto markets.

Dogecoin Climbs 6% as Crypto Market Recovers on Jobs Data and Macro Catalysts

November 6, 2025, 3:16 AM EST. Dogecoin is bouncing after yesterday's broad crypto sell-off, gaining about 6% in the last 24 hours as Bitcoin and Ethereum also rise. Even with today's move, Dogecoin remains down roughly 48% for 2025. Traders point to macro factors fueling the relief rally, including stronger-than-expected October ADP private-sector jobs data and talk of potential tariff limits from the Supreme Court. The near-term path for Dogecoin and the wider market remains choppy, with several catalysts in play, including the prospect of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. As volatility persists, investors will weigh macro signals, sentiment swings, and crypto-specific dynamics in forming the next move.

Nikkei rebounds as dip-buying supports Tokyo stocks ahead of Nvidia earnings

November 6, 2025, 3:12 AM EST. Tokyo stocks rebounded Thursday, with the Nikkei 225 ending up 671.41 points, or 1.34%, at 50,883.68, and the Topix rising 45.16 points (1.38%) to 3,313.45. Gains followed broad dip-buying after recent sharp losses. On the Prime Market, leaders included nonferrous metals, machinery and securities houses. The U.S. dollar hovered around the upper 153 yen level in Tokyo as traders awaited fresh incentives, including Nvidia's earnings later this month. The market cooled after a big October rally, and analysts say the AI-driven surge may be waning; if U.S. data disappoints, Tokyo shares could face renewed pressure.

Cantor Fitzgerald lowers Riot Platforms price target to $25 from $26

November 6, 2025, 3:08 AM EST. Cantor Fitzgerald lowered Riot Platforms' price target to $25 from $26 and kept an Overweight rating. The firm's note cites Riot mined 437 BTC in October, about 14.1 BTC/day, down from 445 BTC (roughly 14.8 BTC/day in September). Cantor did not provide fresh detail on Riot's AI/HPC ambitions after last week's Q3 earnings call, which was the main focus of that report. Investors should monitor crypto mining metrics, Bitcoin price sensitivity, and any updates to capital allocation or strategic goals as Riot positions for the next earnings cycle.

Bernstein Reiterates Riot Platforms (RIOT) Outperform; ~27.6% Upside Seen

November 6, 2025, 3:07 AM EST. Bernstein maintains an Outperform rating on Riot Platforms (RIOT) as of November 3, 2025. The analyst targets imply about a 27.55% upside from the prior close of $19.78, with a 1-year forecast of $25.23. The range is wide-$11.11 to $44.10-yet the average target reflects roughly a 27.6% lift from the latest close. The model hints at ~$631M in annual revenue and a non-GAAP EPS of $0.02. On the ownership front, about 604 funds hold RIOT, with total shares up ~7.5% in the last quarter, and a put/call ratio of 0.54 supporting bullish sentiment. As always, investors should weigh upside against crypto mining cycle risks.

LSEG confirms share buyback and capital structure optimization

November 6, 2025, 3:04 AM EST. London Stock Exchange Group plc executes a share buyback, purchasing 192,000 ordinary shares from Citigroup Global Markets Limited and planning to cancel them to adjust voting rights to 516,646,262. The move aims to enhance shareholder value and refine the capital structure. Analysts: the stock is rated Buy with a £127 target; Spark's AI Analyst shows Outperform. LSEG's shares display bullish momentum, though a high valuation and near-term overbought RSI call for caution. Market data: market cap around £49.73B, average volume ~1.65M, reflecting solid demand for a leading financial markets infrastructure and data provider. Investors should monitor any updates to earnings growth, cash management efficiency, and the potential impact on voting rights and shareholder returns.

China borrows as cheaply as the US in dollar bond market for the first time

November 6, 2025, 3:02 AM EST. China has tapped the dollar bond market at funding costs that rival U.S. issuers, marking the first time the gap narrowed to parity. The move signals stronger demand for offshore Chinese debt and broader access to dollar funding, even as policy and macro risks loom. Analysts say the development could compress credit spreads for Chinese corporates, alter the yield curve, and give Beijing more flexibility in financing a growth rebound. Investors will watch for implications for the renminbi, policy signaling from regulators, and potential shifts in the China credit market dynamics.

XRP Price Faces Key Hurdles as Recovery Above $2.25 Targets $2.42-$2.48 Zone

November 6, 2025, 2:58 AM EST. XRP price has started a recovery from around $2.06 and is back above $2.25, aided by a break above a bearish trend line and the 100-hour SMA. A decisive move past $2.42 could open the path to $2.48 and then toward $2.55-$2.65 if momentum stays firm. Downside risk centers on firmer support near $2.28-$2.25; a break below $2.25 might target $2.12-$2.20. Technicals show the MACD fading in the bearish zone while the RSI sits above 50, offering a cautiously bullish tilt as XRP tests the $2.42 resistance.

Bubble or Boom? Investors weigh AI-driven rally as risks mount

November 6, 2025, 2:54 AM EST. Markets see a record rally in tech and AI, but risks are rising. A roughly half-trillion dollars wiped from equities this week after sharp moves in Nvidia, Microsoft and Palantir, fueling warnings from the IMF, Powell, Bailey and Singapore's MAS about overvaluation. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley see a 10-20% pullback over the next 1-2 years, with a worst-case scenario a multi-trillion dollar crash if Big Tech falters. BCA Research's Mathieu Savary warns a 20% slump could erase $4.4 trillion, while a 50% drop might reach $11 trillion. Yet the S&P 500 is up ~20% year on year, and Nvidia dominates as an AI GPU cornerstone, trading around 45x forward earnings. Some analysts say current gains reflect real progress, though many warn the rally could tilt into a bubble without clearer data.

UK Stocks That May Be Priced Below Their Estimated Value

November 6, 2025, 2:52 AM EST. UK stocks are trading under pressure as the FTSE 100 wobbles on weak China data and global uncertainty. A cash-flow based screener flags several names trading well below their estimated fair value, with typical discounts in the 40%-50% range. Notable picks include Vistry Group, SigmaRoc, Norcros, Nichols, Likewise Group, Gooch & Housego, Fevertree Drinks, DFS Furniture, Begbies Traynor, and Advanced Medical Solutions. The report highlights Entain Plc, at £7.53 vs a fair value of £11.40, a ~33.9% discount with projected upside of about 55% as earnings improve and online growth remains strong for 2025. M&G plc shows a ~25.6% discount to a £3.66 fair value, with H1 2025 net income turning positive and earnings projected to grow. The screener covers 50 UK stocks by cash flows to find undervaluation opportunities.

Unilever (LSE:ULVR) Valuation in Focus After Share Price Recovery

November 6, 2025, 2:50 AM EST. Unilever (LSE:ULVR) has seen a steady rebound, with a 1-month return of 7.2% and a 3-year gain of 27.9%, signaling sustained momentum. The stock trades below analyst targets, prompting questions about whether investors have already priced in future growth. Analysts peg a Fair Value around $49.55, with the stock labeled UNDERVALUED on a valuation gap driven by margins and long-term profitability. The current P/E of 23.7x sits above the European Personal Products average of 21x and near the sector fair of 23.4x, reflecting a premium for stability. Bulls point to a portfolio shift toward higher-margin, premium Personal Care and Beauty & Wellbeing, plus bolt-on acquisitions that could lift margins. Risks include intensified competition and persistent input costs that could dent earnings expansion.

Top UK Growth Stocks With High Insider Ownership – November 2025 Update

November 6, 2025, 2:48 AM EST. UK markets have faced headwinds as the FTSE 100 drifts on global data, but investors continue to hunt for growth names with strong alignment between management and shareholders. The screener highlights several UK and AIM-listed stocks where insider stakes are meaningful and earnings forecasts look robust. Notable examples include SRT Marine Systems (16.3% insider ownership; 57.8% earnings growth) and QinetiQ Group (13.3%; 67.7%), Metals Exploration (10.4%; 85.9%), Manolete Partners (38.1%; 29.5%), LSL Property Services (10.4%; 21.2%), Integrated Diagnostics Holdings (27.9%; 21%), Faron Pharmaceuticals (21.6%; 62%), B90 Holdings (22.1%; 157.2%), Anglo Asian Mining (39.7%; 134.7%), and ActiveOps (19.5%; 40.7%). The screener also spotlights Foresight Group Holdings (LSE: FSG, 34.7% insider) with earnings growth projected at 19.9% and Saga plc (36.9%) with earnings surging over 100% in coming years. These stocks illustrate how insider ownership can align incentives in uncertain markets.

Groww IPO Day 2: GMP ₹13; listing near ₹114 as subscriptions strengthen

November 6, 2025, 2:46 AM EST. Groww's IPO is trading at a grey market premium of ₹13 (13%), suggesting a likely listing price near ₹114. The ₹6,632 crore issue comprises a ₹1,060 crore fresh issue and an ₹5,572 crore OFS. Proceeds will back cloud infrastructure, brand/marketing, and capital infusion into Groww Creditserv Tech and Groww Invest Tech. Managed by Kotak Mahindra Capital, JP Morgan, Citigroup, Axis Capital, and Motilal Oswal, the offer runs Nov 4-7 with allotment on Nov 10 and listing on Nov 12. In FY25, Groww posted revenue of ₹3,901 crore and PAT ₹1,824 crore, with EBITDA margin of 60.8%, aided by an asset-light model. About 78% of new users came via organic channels, pushing ARPU to ₹3,339 from ₹2,541 in FY23.

2025 Bull Market Persists, but Cracks Emerge: Breadth Deterioration and Tariff Risk

November 6, 2025, 2:44 AM EST. Despite a continuing 2025 bull market, subtle cracks are emerging as breadth deteriorates. The rally has been powered by mega-cap MAG 7 names – Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, and Apple – yet last week the S&P 500 saw the highest percentage of stocks at 52-week lows, a sign of fracture beneath the surface. A Hindenburg Omen triggered, signaling breadth abnormality that has preceded pullbacks in past cycles. Political risk adds to the noise: a tariff program from President Trump remains unsettled as the Supreme Court weighs legality, with markets pricing only a slim probability of approval. Traders also watch a key Fibonacci extension target that could pause the advance, heightening the risk that the bull market may coexist with a pullback in the near term.

Primerica Inc. Expected to Post $5.53 EPS Ahead of Earnings Release

November 6, 2025, 2:40 AM EST. Primerica Inc. is expected to report earnings per share of $5.53 for the upcoming period, according to consensus estimates. Analysts will be watching for trends in life insurance sales, policy growth, and the impact of investment income on margins. The result could influence near-term sentiment for the insurer-backed financial services provider, with investors parsing any guidance on premium growth and expense discipline. Traders will also assess how capital levels and shareholder returns shape outlooks after a year of steady performance. If the company beats or aligns with the forecast, the stock may move on guidance changes and commentary on economic conditions and customer retention. Stay tuned for the official numbers and management commentary.

Primerica (PRI) Q3 2025 Earnings: Revenue and EPS Beat; Mixed Metrics Signal Steady Outlook

November 6, 2025, 2:38 AM EST. Primerica (PRI) posted Q3 2025 revenue of $838.88 million, up 8.9% YoY, and adjusted EPS of $6.33, vs $5.68 a year ago. Revenue beat the Zacks consensus by 1.39% and EPS beat by about 14.7%. Key metrics show a mixed backdrop: Life-Licensed Sales Force ended at 152,200 (vs 3-analyst avg 153,445); Average Client Asset Values $123.10B (vs $123.62B est); Life Insurance Policies Issued 79,379 (vs 81,969 est); Recruits 101,156 (vs 103,867 est); Other Revenues $16.73M (vs $18.22M est, -12.4% YoY). Positive drivers include Net commissions and fees $325.49M (vs $307.2M est, +19.7%), Net investment income $42.43M (vs est), and gains in Investment/Savings and Corporate/Other products. Direct premiums $868.65M (vs $872.88M est).

Am I an idiot for not buying into the US stock market? A UK investor's dilemma

November 6, 2025, 2:36 AM EST. An UK investor explains his wary stance on the US stock market, balancing ongoing gains against volatility risks. He notes the S&P 500's long run higher, aided by the Magnificent Seven and AI buzz, but has dialed back US exposure from about 40% to roughly 34% as of now. His portfolio leans on a global tracker (Vanguard LifeStrategy) with over half its equity in North America (51.1%), yet he points out the US still dominates global markets (about 65%), while European and UK holdings have gained ground. He describes selling Bailie Gifford American to cut charges and increase UK/Europe trackers such as the Euro Stoxx 50 and FTSE 100, and worries about a possible US tech crash reminiscent of the dot-com era. The lesson: stay diversified and mindful of risk rather than chasing hype.

Undervalued European Stocks Stand Out as ECB Worries Persist

November 6, 2025, 2:34 AM EST. European markets offered a mixed backdrop as the STOXX 600 slipped and ECB rate-cut expectations cooled. The focus is on stocks trading well below their fair value based on cash flows, typically with discounts near 50%. Standouts highlighted include Vinext, Roche Bobois, Nokian Panimo, NEUCA, Nagarro, KB Components, eDreams ODIGEO, doValue, B&S Group and Atea, each showing meaningful discount-to-fair-value estimates and encouraging mid-term outlooks. Axfood AB is cited with roughly a 43% discount, supported by diverse segments and a planned logistics center. NEUCA is noted for a 22.6% earnings growth forecast, outpacing Poland's market despite modest revenue growth. The takeaway: selective long ideas emerge where cash-flow valuations diverge from today's prices in Europe.

BillionToOne upsized IPO priced at $60; $273.1M gross proceeds, Nasdaq debut set for Nov. 6, 2025

November 6, 2025, 2:32 AM EST. BillionToOne (BLLN) priced an upsized IPO of 4,551,100 Class A common shares at $60.00 per share, aiming for gross proceeds of about $273.1 million before underwriting discounts. The underwriters have a 30-day option to purchase up to 682,665 additional shares at the IPO price. Shares are expected to begin trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on November 6, 2025, with the offering scheduled to close on November 7, 2025, subject to customary closing conditions.

Iggy Azalea's Mother Coin Jumps 25% as Thrust Debuts Transparency for Celebrity Tokens

November 6, 2025, 2:26 AM EST. Mother Coin rose over 25% in the last 24 hours as the Thrust platform – a Solana-based, regulation-forward framework for celebrity tokens – debuted at the Blockchain Futurist Conference in Miami. Thrust aims to add transparency and curb pump-and-dump schemes by mandating vetted creator partnerships and legal agreements with firms like Croke Fairchild Duarte & Beres, and by routing 100% of presale funds to liquidity pools, plus engagement-based rewards. Iggy Azalea and content creator N3on have joined as partners, with a migration plan for Mother Coin to the new infrastructure by end-2025 and a Megan Fox token slated for December. The move comes as major crypto names retreat, underscoring renewed interest in the memecoin sector amid broader market volatility.

Tesla Supercycle: 5 Catalysts to Ignite TSLA in 2026

November 6, 2025, 2:24 AM EST. Stock moves come from new information and future expectations, and 2026 could be a defining year for Tesla (TSLA). The five catalysts include the Robotaxi rollout alongside FSD and Cybercab initiatives, a timing-rich 2026 product roadmap, and a path to stronger cash flow as the company pivots from its legacy EV segment. Under Elon Musk, Tesla has transformed into a disruptive growth stock; despite regulatory challenges, the firm's execution on new products and profitability could spur a dramatic re-rating. If the catalysts deliver, TSLA could resume high-beta gains and attract renewed investor interest in the year ahead.

3 Asian Stocks Estimated To Be Trading At Discounts Of Up To 46.1%

November 6, 2025, 2:18 AM EST. Across Asia, investors are hunting for undervalued names as rates and trade news shape markets. The piece highlights stocks trading well below their estimated fair value, with discounts up to about 46%. Notable mentions include T'Way Air, Takara Bio, New Zealand King Salmon Investments, Meitu, LianChuang Electronic Technology Ltd, EverProX Technologies, Daiichi Sankyo, COVER, Chongqing Baiya Sanitary Products, and Alibaba Health Information Technology. A deeper look shows Ningxia Building Materials Group trading with a 46.1% discount to fair value, and Venustech Group at a smaller discount with forecast earnings growth. The broader screen also includes other names such as SHIFT Inc., illustrating a wider pool of potential bargains based on cash flow valuations.

WeRide dual Hong Kong-Nasdaq listing raises $308M to fund robotaxi R&D amid HK IPO boom

November 6, 2025, 2:14 AM EST. Shares of WeRide began trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq, marking a dual primary listing aimed at widening access for investors. CEO Tony Han said the HK listing will boost funds for R&D and deployment of autonomous driving tech, even as the company says more fundraising will be needed. The IPO raised about $308 million, with HK shares priced at HK$27.10, a slight discount to Nasdaq levels. The move mirrors a wave of Chinese firms listing in Hong Kong to reach both international and mainland capital, while Pony AI also debuted in HK today. Analysts note the cross-border listing could provide a backstop if U.S. delistings occur, and Southbound Stock Connect flows have surged to a record, underscoring appetite for AI and new consumption names.

Trump's tariff fight eyes alternative routes if Supreme Court strikes down global import taxes

November 6, 2025, 2:12 AM EST. Markets are watching a legal showdown over President Trump's sweeping tariffs, but analysts note that a Supreme Court ruling against his authority would not end U.S. import taxes. Trump could re-use IEPAs and other statutes dating back to the Great Depression to keep tariffs in play. Traders should assess how alternative authorities could maintain higher duties, complicate supply chains, and shift costs to consumers and exporters. The debate at oral arguments underscored the likelihood of a tariff landscape adaptation rather than a tariff termination, with perspectives from trade law experts suggesting pathways to taxing imports via multiple authorities. Any ruling could prompt a rapid reassessment of risk across global supply chains, inflation expectations, and policy calculus for U.S.-bound trade.

Mastercard, Ripple and Gemini Test RLUSD Settlements on XRP Ledger for Card Payments

November 6, 2025, 2:10 AM EST. Mastercard is teaming with Ripple and Gemini to pilot settlements of credit card transactions using the RLUSD stablecoin on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The plan would connect Gemini's WebBank-issued card to a blockchain-based settlement, moving from traditional bank transfers to RLUSD transfers recorded on XRPL. RLUSD is backed by U.S. dollars and short-term government securities, positioned for institutional payment flows. If successful, the pilot could offer faster, cheaper, and more auditable settlement without altering the user experience. Regulators must approve the approach, liquidity must meet volume, and XRPL must integrate with Mastercard systems. The project signals a potential long-term shift toward regulated stablecoins on public ledgers for card payments, pending regulatory clearance and scalable liquidity.

Busy Hong Kong IPO Day as Four Chinese Firms Debut, Led by Pony.ai and WeRide

November 6, 2025, 2:06 AM EST. Hong Kong welcomed four new listings on Thursday, including Pony.ai and WeRide, two leading autonomous-driving champions, underscoring a continuing IPO boom. Ningbo Joyson Electronic surged 35% to HK$29.83 from the HK$22 offer price, while Vigonvita Life Sciences jumped 184% to HK$95 from its HK$33.37 offer price. Pony.ai raised HK$6.71 billion after exercising its option, with 48.25 million shares allocated; the public tranche was about 15.9x subscribed, and cornerstone investors include Eastspring and others. WeRide began trading at HK$24.98, down 7.8% from its HK$27.10 issue price. The quartet highlights Hong Kong's status as a premier IPO venue amid a global robotaxi and biotech financing wave.

London Stock Exchange Group Approves Stock Repurchase Plan; Analysts React

November 6, 2025, 2:04 AM EST. London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) disclosed that its Board has authorized a share buyback plan, to be executed via open-market purchases, as of November 4. The company did not specify a target number of shares in the release, leaving the plan open-ended. A stock buyback typically signals management confidence that the stock is undervalued and could support the share price. On the analyst front, several banks reiterated or adjusted targets: UBS with a buy rating and £105 target; JPMorgan trimmed targets to £128 with an overweight stance; Deutsche Bank lifted to £119 with a buy; RBC issued an outperform and £132; Jefferies a buy and £135. MarketBeat shows an overall Buy rating and about £125.33 average target. LSEG's recent trading moved, with volume and price shifts noted.

Middle East Dividend Stocks Yielding Up To 9.41% Amid Market Downturn

November 6, 2025, 2:02 AM EST. Despite a downturn in Gulf markets, several dividend stocks offer income resilience. The region's bourses tracked global shares lower on valuations, yet select names post Dividend Yields from about 5% to 9.4%. Notable picks include Saudi Telecom (9.41%), Riyad Bank (6.72%), NGI (7.60%), Emaar Properties (7.30%), CMDR (7.60%), and CBD (5.37%), among others such as ANHYT and Arab National Bank. The list covers banks, real estate, and insurers across SASE/DFM markets. While payout ratios and near-term earnings vary, many show solid cash flow backing dividends. This screener highlights income opportunities in a soft market, but investors should still evaluate credit risk, payout sustainability, and broader market conditions.

Stock Market Gains Ground as Earnings Reports Flow In and Economic Data Brightens Outlook

November 6, 2025, 1:52 AM EST. Stock markets edged higher as a steady flow of earnings reports and upbeat economic updates supported sentiment. Several large companies beat estimates, lifting expectations for profitability and signaling durable demand. Technology and financials led the gains, while investors remained cautious about inflation and policy direction. The session showed modest breadth, with gains capped ahead of key releases later in the week. Positive jobs data and resilient consumer activity helped keep the trend intact, suggesting the market is balancing earnings strength with a constructive macro backdrop. If favorable guidance continues, the market could extend its drift higher into the coming sessions.

SPOT Stock Quote, Price and Forecast

November 6, 2025, 1:50 AM EST. Spotify Technology S.A. operates as a digital music service provider with two main segments: Premium and Ad-Supported. The company generates revenue from subscribers under the Premium tier and from advertising in the Ad-Supported tier, alongside podcasts and music offerings across devices. Founded by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon on December 27, 2006, Spotify is headquartered in Luxembourg. While the article notes the stock quote context, price data and a forecast are not provided in the excerpt; investors typically watch subscriber growth, monetization per user, and regulatory/commercial factors that could influence future price and forecast movements for SPOT.

Asian markets' AI boom stirs bubble fears as investors chase lofty valuations

November 6, 2025, 1:46 AM EST. Asian markets are tilting toward a AI-led rally, but analysts warn the surge could be foreshadowing a bubble. Investors chase lofty valuations in AI-related names across Asia (Korea, Japan, China), lifting semiconductors, cloud software, and robotics beyond legacy tech. The move is underpinned by strong demand for digital transformation and easy liquidity, but risks include policy tightening, higher rates, and potential demand normalization. If macro momentum cools, liquidity could shrink and parts of the rally unwind. Traders are weighing earnings quality, diversification, and hedging as AI remains a central theme for Asian markets, with attention to central banks, regulatory cycles, and geopolitical tensions.

Trump's Stock Market Victory: AI, Earnings Propel S&P to Records

November 6, 2025, 1:44 AM EST. One year after Trump's reelection, the US stock market has pushed to record highs. The S&P 500 is up about 19.6% over the last 12 months, powered by strong corporate earnings and investors' excitement about AI. Nvidia's surge has helped tilt the index, now representing roughly 8% of the benchmark's value, underscoring tech concentration. An equal-weighted S&P 500 trails, up about 6%, highlighting how much the rally rides on a few giants. Analysts say the move isn't just political: it reflects ongoing AI investment and the resilience of corporate America amid tariff chatter. Trump has framed the rally as vindication of his policies, while the market's pullback in April shows volatility that remains part of the backdrop.

Exzeo Group IPO raises $168 million, to list on NYSE as XZO

November 6, 2025, 1:40 AM EST. Insurance technology firm Exzeo Group priced its U.S. initial public offering at $21 per share, selling 8 million shares to raise $168 million and signaling ongoing appetite for insurtech listings. The deal values the company at about $1.91 billion, with parent HCI Group retaining about 81.5% post-offer. Exzeo will trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker XZO, with Truist Securities, Citizens Capital Markets and William Blair as joint bookrunners. The IPO follows a rebound in U.S. activity after earlier volatility, and comes as insurers like Accelerant and Neptune Insurance also tapped the public markets this year. Exzeo, founded in 2012, provides software and analytics for property and casualty insurers to streamline underwriting, claims, and policy management.

Thai Stock Market Eyes Reclaim of 1,300-Point Plateau as SET Dips

November 6, 2025, 1:38 AM EST. Thai stocks edged lower for a fifth straight session, with the SET ending at 1,295.29, down 0.25% after trading between 1,283.13 and 1,301.06; volume 7.434 billion shares. The index remains just shy of the 1,300-point plateau as weight in food, consumer, finance, industrial and property sectors weighed. In active trading, Advanced Info rose 3.30%, Energy Absolute +2.78%, and Gulf +2.34%, while Banpu fell 1.61% and Krung Thai Bank slipped 1.80%; PTT Global Chemical shed 6.76%. On Wall Street, the Dow climbed 225.76 to 47,311, the Nasdaq +151.16 to 23,499.80, and the S&P 500 +24.74 to 6,796.29 as ADP payrolls beat expectations and the ISM services index expanded. Crude oil slid, with WTI near $59.64. A higher start is anticipated on Thursday.

One Incredible Reason to Buy META in November: Meta's AI Growth Potential

November 6, 2025, 1:36 AM EST. Meta Platforms dominates with over 3.5 billion monthly active users across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp. The company generated $51.2 billion in Q3 revenue, up 26% year over year, with a rising Average Revenue per Person of $14.46. Yet the centerpiece is its aggressive push into artificial intelligence. CFO Susan Li says AI models and products could unlock new revenue, as Meta builds its own infrastructure and partners with cloud providers, and plans tens of billions in data centers and AI chips. This heavy spending has weighed on sentiment and the stock, but if Meta converts AI investments into durable growth, the payoff could be substantial.

Asia-Pacific markets rise as AI stocks rebound, tracking Wall Street gains

November 6, 2025, 1:32 AM EST. Asia-Pacific markets rose Thursday, tracking Wall Street gains after AMD's quarterly results boosted AI stocks. In Japan, the Nikkei 225 jumped about 1.45% and the Topix 1.11%. AI-linked shares such as Advantest and Disco Corp rose about 3.7% and 4.6%. South Korea's Kospi hovered near flat as SK Hynix gained 3.1% despite a weaker Kosdaq. Australia's ASX 200 edged higher, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 0.72% and the mainland CSI 300 was flat. In Hong Kong, AI-related Chinese EV firms WeRide and Pony.ai fell more than 12% and 8% on debut. U.S. futures were little changed as investors weighed tariffs and AI valuations after a mixed session for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq.

Liberty Formula One Series C (FWONK) Q3 Earnings Misses Estimates; Mixed Outlook

November 6, 2025, 1:30 AM EST. Liberty Media Corporation – Liberty Formula One Series C (FWONK) reported Q3 earnings of $0.24 per share, missing the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.42. Year-over-year, EPS fell from $0.48 to $0.24, with the report showing an earnings surprise of -42.86%. On the revenue line, the quarter delivered $1.09 billion, beating the consensus by 27.45% and marking a rise from $848 million a year earlier. The stock has gained roughly 8.7% on the year, versus the S&P 500's 15.1% rally. The firm holds a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), suggesting near-term momentum in line with the market. Looking ahead, the current quarter EPS estimate is $0.53 on $1.36 billion in revenue and the full-year EPS of $2.58 on $3.94 billion in revenue.

Asian markets rebound as US private jobs beat forecasts lift sentiment

November 6, 2025, 1:28 AM EST. Asian markets rose Thursday to erase part of Wednesday's losses after a Wall Street rally driven by stronger US private payrolls and services activity. The ADP data beat expectations, easing fears about the US economy, while traders weighed the durability of the AI-led rally amid lofty valuations and gains in names like Nvidia. Regional gauges were helped by improving risk sentiment, with Tokyo and Seoul leading the advance and gains seen across Hong Kong, Shanghai, Sydney, Singapore, Taipei, Manila, and Jakarta. Caution remained over whether higher-for-longer rates can persist. Investors also monitored a US Supreme Court hearing on Trump's tariffs and the authority to impose them under the IEEPA, a development that could influence near-term policy and revenue.

U-Haul Q3 Earnings: Revenue In Line, EPS Miss Highlights Margin Pressure

November 6, 2025, 1:26 AM EST. U-Haul (NYSE: UHAL) reported Q3 CY2025 Revenue of $1.72B, essentially in line with estimates of $1.73B, up 3.7% YoY. Its GAAP EPS of $0.49 missed consensus of $0.65 by 24.6%. Operating Margin fell to 12.7% from 18.4% a year ago, signaling margin pressure in a cyclical ground-transport space. The stock's market cap sits near $9.65B. Over five years, U-Haul posted solid revenue growth around 8%, but the last two years slowed to about 1.9%, suggesting a softer demand cycle. Looking ahead, analysts expect roughly 2% revenue growth over the next 12 months, implying modest top-line momentum. Investors will weigh whether new products can lift growth and justify multiples.

Duolingo (DUOL) Q3 2025 Earnings Beat; Revenue Surges Past Estimates

November 6, 2025, 1:22 AM EST. Duolingo, Inc. (DUOL) reported Q3 2025 results with EPS of $0.95, beating Zacks consensus of $0.72 and rising from $0.49 a year ago. The quarterly earnings surprise stood at +31.94%. Revenue came in at $271.71 million, ahead of the estimate by 4.30% versus year-ago $192.59 million. The company has topped consensus in four of the last four quarters on revenue and three of four on EPS. Management commentary will drive the stock after the release, with outlook and revisions likely to influence near-term moves. Prior to the print, the Zacks Rank assigned a 2 (Buy), reflecting favorable estimate revisions and potential outperformance ahead.

Sun Life (SLF) Beats Q3 EPS; Revenue Miss; Zacks Rank Holds

November 6, 2025, 1:20 AM EST. Sun Life (SLF) posted Q3 adjusted EPS $1.35, topping the Zacks Consensus of $1.30 for a 3.85% surprise. Revenue was $6.48B, a 3.06% miss versus the forecast, compared with $6.29B a year earlier. In the last four quarters, the company has beat estimates twice. Year-to-date, shares are up about 3.4%, lagging the S&P 500's roughly 15% gain. Looking ahead, the current consensus calls for $1.36 in the next quarter on $6.84B in revenue and $5.27 on $27.79B for the year. The near-term move will depend on management commentary and any revision signals. The stock sits at Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), suggesting performance in line with the market near term.

GE-Shen Corporation Berhad: Is Weak ROE a Signal of a Market Correction for KLSE:GESHEN?

November 6, 2025, 1:18 AM EST. GE-Shen Corporation Berhad (KLSE:GESHEN) has fallen 5.4% over three months, raising questions about whether weaker fundamentals herald a market correction. Its trailing ROE is 7.7% (to June 2025), above the industry average of 5.3%, yet not stellar. The company posted a strong five-year net income growth of 27%, even as industry earnings fell 6.9%. The higher ROE with steady growth suggests earnings potential is there, but other factors like payout policy and reinvestment may influence future performance. In short, the stock's decline isn't only about ROE; investors should assess whether growth expectations are priced in and whether the current price reflects the risk and upside of GE-Shen's earnings trajectory.

Ethereum Sell-off Drags BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) Lower as ETH Holdings Drive Valuation

November 6, 2025, 1:14 AM EST. Shares of BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) slumped as a rout in Ethereum (ETH) dragged down the stock tied to crypto holdings. BMNR controls a vast ETH treasury, reportedly owning about 2.8% of the total supply and aiming for 5%. With ETH dropping about 5.7% and hitting mid-June lows, the value of BMNR's core asset declines, pressuring the stock. The broader cryptocurrency market weakness, including BTC below $101,000 and heavy liquidations, amplified a risk-off move away from crypto-exposed equities like BMNR. Benzinga Edge shows a high Momentum score for BMNR (99.59), reflecting investor enthusiasm despite the downside. Trading action placed BMNR around the mid-$39s, down about 7% at publication. Investors should monitor ETH price, treasury strategy, and any company disclosures on liquidity and hedging.

Solana, HBAR, and Litecoin ETFs Buck Market Panic as BTC and ETH ETFs Suffer $800M in Outflows

November 6, 2025, 1:10 AM EST. The crypto rout on Nov. 4 saw BTC fall below $100,000 and ETH slip under $3,150, erasing roughly $3.5 trillion in market value. Yet three newer altcoin ETFs bucked the trend: Solana (SOL), HBAR, and Litecoin (LTC) gathered fresh capital and posted net inflows on every trading day since their late-October launches. By contrast, major Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded heavy outflows: Bitcoin funds shed about $577 million that day, led by Fidelity's FBTC, with ARKB at $128 million and others largely flat or liquidating; Ethereum products saw about $273.5 million in daily outflows, led by ETHA $111 million, Grayscale, and FETH. The divergence hints at growing appetite for altcoin exposure amid a broader market pullback.

Michael Burry Bets $1B Against AI Rally with Nvidia and Palantir Puts

November 6, 2025, 1:08 AM EST. Michael Burry's Scion Asset Management is betting that the AI rally will falter, buying roughly $1 billion in put options: $187.6M on Nvidia and $912M on Palantir. The bet echoes his famed 2008 housing short, though there's no certainty of a crash. Nvidia's market cap recently topped $5 trillion, and Palantir trades at a lofty multiple, fueling concerns about an AI bubble. The stock reaction was muted-to-sluggish, with Nvidia and Palantir slipping after the disclosures. Critics point to circular financing and richly valued AI names as red flags for a broader unwind. Burry resurfaced on X, posting a nod to his Big Short fame and noting that "sometimes bubbles pop," while urging caution rather than chasing hype. CNN and The Telegraph covered the filings.

Evommune Debuts on NYSE with $150M IPO Amid Federal Shutdown

November 6, 2025, 1:06 AM EST. Evommune priced a $150 million IPO, selling nearly 9.4 million shares at $16 and listing on the NYSE under ticker EVMN. The Palo Alto biopharma is among a handful using a little-used Securities Act provision to price during the federal shutdown via an amended registration that auto-prices after 20 days. Its pipeline includes EVO756, an oral candidate targeting MRGPRX2 for chronic spontaneous urticaria and atopic dermatitis, and EVO301, a mid-stage therapy for atopic dermatitis that binds IL-18. Evommune acquired EVO301 from AprilBio for up to $460 million. Pre-IPO financing totaled about $267 million from investors like EQT Life Sciences, Pivotal bioVenture Partners, and RA Capital. Through 2025, only about a dozen biotech IPOs priced.

Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq rise as tech rebounds; Supreme Court questions Trump tariffs

November 6, 2025, 1:04 AM EST. US stocks trimmed earlier losses as private payrolls data beat expectations and tech led a rebound. The S&P 500 rose about 0.4%, the Nasdaq Composite gained roughly 0.7%, and the Dow added around 0.5%. Tesla jumped ahead of a pivotal shareholder meeting, while QCOM remains in focus for AI-led moves. The ADP report signaled October job growth in private payrolls, feeding into expectations for Fed policy amid the government shutdown. Some officials hint at a December rate cut, others push pause. In Washington, the Supreme Court heard arguments on Trump's tariffs, adding legal risk to a shutdown now at 36 days with an estimated $15 billion weekly toll.

Robinhood doubles revenue in Q3, beats EPS and revenue expectations as it expands into wealth management

November 6, 2025, 1:02 AM EST. Robinhood beat expectations for Q3, with EPS of 61 cents and revenue of $1.27 billion, above estimates of 53 cents and $1.19 billion, respectively. Revenue more than doubled year over year, while net income rose to $556 million. Transaction-based revenue came in at $730 million, just below StreetAccount's $739 million estimate. The results underscore a shift beyond retail trading as the firm expands into wealth management, including two new lines – Prediction Markets and Bitstamp – contributing roughly $100 million annualized. The company is also growing assets under management and pursuing deposits via offers that aim to attract clients from Fidelity and Schwab, as it competes with Coinbase.

Vermilion Energy (VET) Reports Q3 Loss, Misses Revenue; Zacks Rank Drops to Sell

November 6, 2025, 1:01 AM EST. Vermilion Energy (VET) reported a Q3 loss of $0.02 per share, vs. a Zacks consensus of $0.04, a -150% surprise. Revenue totaled $326.42 million, about 14.6% below the consensus and down from $359.27 million a year earlier. The company has failed to top consensus EPS in the last four quarters. The stock has fallen roughly 21.7% year-to-date, lagging the S&P 500's gain of about 15%. Zacks assigns a #4 (Sell) rank, signaling likely underperformance in the near term. Looking ahead, current guidance points to a coming quarter EPS of $0.14 on $397.7 million in revenue and a full-year estimate around $0.90 on $1.64 billion in revenue, though revisions will hinge on management commentary and market conditions.

DIRTT Environmental Solutions Q3 Loss Narrows, Revenue Misses Estimates; Zacks Rank Holds

November 6, 2025, 12:58 AM EST. DIRTT Environmental Solutions Ltd. (DRTTF) posted a Q3 loss of $0.02 per share, better than the consensus loss of $0.03, a +33.33% earnings surprise. Revenue was $37.72 million, missing the Zacks consensus by 6.64% and down from $43.38 million a year ago. The company has topped revenue estimates just once in the last four quarters. Year-to-date, the stock has risen about 1.3% vs the S&P 500's ~15% gain. Ahead of the call, the current-quarter consensus is -$0.01 on $41.4 million in revenues, and the full-year view is -$0.08 on $162 million. Management commentary and earnings-estimate revisions will shape the near-term path; the stock carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), suggesting market-aligned moves.

DoorDash slides 19% as investors fret over heavy tech upgrades

November 6, 2025, 12:56 AM EST. DoorDash stock fell roughly 19% after news the company is allocating substantial capital to technology upgrades and platform improvements. Investors flagged higher near-term costs that could pressure margins, even as the upgrades aim to boost efficiency, delivery experiences, and long-term growth. Analysts say the move reflects a capex-versus-profitability trade-off, with sentiment hinging on guidance for unit economics and cash burn. The drop underlines market sensitivity to tech investments in the gig economy and whether DoorDash can translate investments in AI, data analytics, and logistics tech into accelerated market share and pricing power over time.

JELD-WEN (JELD): From 78% Annual Losses to 131% EPS Growth Forecast, 0.1x P/S Valuation

November 6, 2025, 12:51 AM EST. JELD-WEN Holding (JELD) remains unprofitable this quarter, with earnings and net margins in the red. Over five years, losses have widened about 78% annually. Analysts see a turnaround: EPS could jump 131% annually over the next three years, as margins swing from -10.3% toward positive 2.7% aided by over $100 million in annual cost savings from automation. Revenue is expected to grow slowly, around 1.9% per year. The stock trades at a 0.1x price-to-sales multiple, far below the industry (≈1.5x) and peers (≈3.2x), signaling possible value. At about $2.92, the shares sit above the consensus target ($4.41), implying limited near-term upside despite long-term optimism. Risks include cost pressures from inflation and input prices, plus a slower-volume recovery than forecast.

Verizon Stock: DCF Signals Strong Undervaluation Amid 5G Expansion

November 6, 2025, 12:48 AM EST. Verizon Communications trades amid a 5G expansion and recent price softness, raising the question: is the stock cheap? The latest price action shows a 4.2% dip last month and a flatter year-to-date, though the stock is up about 3.1% over the past year. The story centers on growth from 5G infrastructure and new network partnerships, tempered by regulatory chatter around telecom competition. On the valuation scorecard, Verizon earns a strong reading: undervalued on key checks with a DCF suggesting a fair value around $103.46 and an intrinsic value implication about a 61.6% discount to the current price. Analysts' focus also includes the Free Cash Flow trajectory and the PE ratio as traditional yardsticks. The key takeaway: the market appears to be pricing in some risks, while the fundamental/economic picture hints at upside as the 5G push matures.

Pony.ai slips 12% on Hong Kong debut as autonomous driving IPOs reshape expansion plans

November 6, 2025, 12:40 AM EST. Pony.ai began trading in Hong Kong after raising HK$6.71 billion in its IPO, while rival WeRide raised HK$2.39 billion. Both stocks opened lower, with Pony.ai shedding more than 12% and WeRide down around 8%. The listings mark a push to scale abroad and compete with Baidu's Apollo Go and Alphabet's Waymo, as the companies deploy Level 4 autonomous driving in select Chinese cities and eye overseas markets such as the Middle East, Europe, and Singapore. Proceeds are earmarked for scaling operations and AI development, data-center capacity, and partnerships-including potential ties with Uber in the United States, though cross-border regulatory headwinds persist. Hong Kong's dual-listing trend gains momentum.

Toy CEO Challenges Trump Tariffs at Supreme Court, Could Trigger Refunds Wave

November 6, 2025, 12:36 AM EST. Rick Woldenberg, founder of Learning Resources, has sued President Trump over sweeping tariffs branded as 'Liberation Day,' arguing they exceed executive power. The Supreme Court heard the case this week, testing whether the president can impose tariffs to address national emergencies. A ruling for the plaintiff could unleash billions in refunds to U.S. companies. Treasury officials estimate a large portion of this year's tariff revenue-more than $200 million-could be returned if the policy is struck down or narrowed. Learning Resources has paid between $5 million and $10 million in tariffs this year, and roughly a third of its 500 employees have shifted to tariff-related tasks. Woldenberg says, 'I definitely want my money back.' The outcome could ripple through corporate planning and market expectations around trade policy.

WeRide Debuts on HKEX as World's First Dual-Listed Robotaxi Company in HK and US

November 6, 2025, 12:34 AM EST. WeRide Inc. listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under 0800.HK, becoming the world's first Robotaxi company publicly traded in both Hong Kong and the US. It also secures a dual primary listing on HKEX and NASDAQ (WRD). The HK offering comprised 88.25 million shares (pre-greenshoe) with 17.65 million publicly offered and 70.60 million for international placement, at HKD 27.1 per share, raising about HKD 2.39 billion (pre-greenshoe). Founder and CEO Tony Han pledged a three-year lock-up. WeRide says it operates permits in seven countries and deployments in 30+ cities across 11 countries, powered by its WeRide One platform and products from Robotaxi to Robobus, Robosweeper, Robovan, and ADAS. The listing broadens its investor base and accelerates global deployment and R&D funding.

Fear Takes the Wheel: Bitcoin Dips Below $100K, Triggering a Multi-Billion-Dollar Liquidation Storm

November 6, 2025, 12:32 AM EST. Risk appetite weakened through early November, sending crypto sentiment and prices lower. Bitcoin slipped under $100,000 for the first time since June, while Ethereum and other large caps swung on thinner liquidity. The market's fear was echoed by a drop in the Fear and Greed Index to 20 and more than $2 billion in daily liquidations. The pull came as policy communication from Fed officials signaled patience on easing, lifting rate expectations and pressuring long-duration exposures. Deteriorating dollar funding and higher equity volatility tightened balance sheets, prompting hedges to move into listed instruments and cash to dry up. Open interest declined as margins were hit, accelerating forced selling and pushing prices through thin resting bids across time zones.

How Interest Rate Moves Shape the Stock Market

November 6, 2025, 12:30 AM EST. Interest rates remain a crucial factor for equity investors. The Fed isn't planning to return to the pre-2022 era, with inflation stabilizing around 2.5%-3.0% and the federal funds rate likely near 3.0% rather than the current 3.75%-4.00%. With solid economic fundamentals and strong corporate earnings, equities can stay positioned for growth, even as investors prepare for short-term price fluctuations. Stocks should remain a core part of a long-term, diversified portfolio. Talk with a wealth professional about your comfort level and whether adjustments are appropriate given evolving capital market conditions, aligned with your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. Note: benchmarks like the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 exist for reference; investing directly in the indices isn't possible, and past results don't guarantee future returns.

ADP Announces Weekly Preliminary National Employment Report, 14,250-Job Four-Week Average

November 6, 2025, 12:28 AM EST. ADP will publicly release a weekly preliminary U.S. estimate of the National Employment Report every Tuesday, offering a four-week moving average of private-sector payroll changes. The initial data show an average increase of 14,250 jobs in the four weeks ending October 11, 2025. The weekly release provides a timely directional indicator of the labor market, complementing the monthly comprehensive report based on anonymized payroll data from over 26 million private-sector workers. ADP will continue to publish the final monthly estimate and Pay Insights data in collaboration with the Stanford Digital Economy Lab. The schedule reinforces ADP's commitment to data transparency and up-to-date insights into how the labor market is evolving.

Zeta Global Holdings Corp. Stock Quote, Price and Forecast

November 6, 2025, 12:26 AM EST. Zeta Global Holdings Corp. operates as a marketing technology software company delivering consumer intelligence and marketing automation software to enterprises. Its platform helps clients target, connect and engage consumers across channels including email, social media, web chat, and connected TV. Founded on May 9, 2012 by David A. Steinberg and John Sculley, the company is headquartered in New York, NY. The provided content outlines business scope and leadership but does not include current price, earnings or forecast data.

Publix Q3 2025 results: sales rise 5.2%, EPS up; stock price slips to $20.40

November 6, 2025, 12:24 AM EST. Publix reported Q3 2025 sales of $15.4B, up 5.2% y/y, with comparable store sales up 3.4%. Excluding the hurricane impact, Q3 growth would be 5.7%. Net earnings were $1.2B, or $0.37 per share, up from $1.1B and $0.33. On an adjusted basis, earnings would be $980M and $0.30 per share vs $930M and $0.28 in 2024. For the nine months, sales reached $46.8B, up 5.8%, with net earnings $3.6B and $1.10 per share (GAAP); adjusted figures show $3.2B and $0.98 per share. The stock price moved to $20.40 on Nov. 1, 2025. CEO Kevin Murphy credited associates and operational excellence. Note: Publix stock is not publicly traded.

The Benefits of Bubbles: How Speculation Fuels AI Deployment and Tech Infrastructure

November 6, 2025, 12:16 AM EST. History shows that bubbles often precede a deployment boom. The article argues that the current AI rally, led by OpenAI and big-tech capex, mirrors past cycles: elevated spending and speculative fervor create the infrastructure and capacity that later power real productivity. Carlota Perez's framework – Installation Phase driven by risky bets, followed by Deployment Phase funded by those investments – explains why losses during the bubble can be productive. The dot-com era's fiber-buildout, financed by debt, laid the backbone for today's Internet. So, even as headlines warn of a bubble and a potential recession, the author suggests that the bubble's capital expenditure, tech infrastructure, and innovation may yield long-run gains once the cycle turns.

Bargain Hunting Seen as Catalyst for Japan stock market after sharp selloff

November 6, 2025, 12:10 AM EST. Nikkei 225 slipped to about 50,212, ending a two-session tumble after a 1,284.93-point drop (2.50%), with losses broad across financials, tech and autos. The index is down roughly 4.2% over the recent slide, as traders look for a rebound on bargain hunting. In the U.S., Wall Street opened higher, with the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 turning positive after upbeat ADP payrolls and a return to expansion in the ISM services index. In Tokyo, Nissan, Mazda, Toyota, and Hitachi led losses, while SoftBank fell more than 10%. Oil eased, with WTI near $59.6, as markets await more data and policy signals.

Muscat Stock Exchange Trading Value Fivefold to USD 8.45 Billion as Oman Advances Vision 2040

November 6, 2025, 12:08 AM EST. The Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX) posted its strongest run in almost a decade as reforms led by the Oman Investment Authority (OIA) drive liquidity and listings. Trading value rose fivefold since 2021 to about USD 8.45 billion, while market capitalization climbed about 51% to over USD 79 billion. The MSX index surpassed the 5,000-point mark for the first time in eight years, signaling renewed investor confidence. Since 2022, MSX has grown about 67%, aided by OIA's plan to boost liquidity, broaden ownership, and adopt global best practices. Notable IPOs include Abraj Energy Services (USD 244 million in 2023) and OQ Gas Networks (USD 749 million). OIA oversees assets exceeding USD 50 billion.

Florida Crypto Confab Unshaken by Bitcoin Volatility as Attendees Focus on Networking

November 6, 2025, 12:06 AM EST. Despite Bitcoin slipping below $100,000, attendees at Florida's Blockchain Futurist Conference remained upbeat. Participants described the mood as maturing and focused on networking, not price charts. The two-day event at Seminole Hard Rock in Davie drew veterans and personalities, including Truflation's Betty Sharples and high-profile names like Eric Trump, while local projects like Interlink sought to connect communities. Attendees noted volatility has in the past dampened conferences, but many said it's no longer the primary concern. Networking specialist Loudmouth and others emphasized the draw of afterparties and in-person connection. It was a Florida showcase blending marketing pitches, industry chatter, and sun-soaked side events, with participants hoping the ecosystem stays vibrant even as Bitcoin prices swing.

Bitcoin Falls Toward Sub-$100K as Fed Seen to Restart QE Earlier Than Expected

November 6, 2025, 12:04 AM EST. Bitcoin sits near the crucial $100,000 level as risk assets weaken and liquidity stress intensifies. A slide to around $99,000 underscores pressure from a weaker macro partner, with traders eyeing a possible early return of quantitative easing if the Fed intervenes to ease funding strains. Analysts say the dislocation-driven by interbank liquidity stress in repo markets, a fading stock rebound, and a hawkish FOMC-could push BTC below $100,000. Bitwise's André Dragosch cautions a longer downside path even as a sooner-than-expected Fed rescue would act as a tailwind for Bitcoin and crypto assets. Some see further pain before a recovery, noting lingering weakness after the October 10 crash and the broader risk-off mood.

Zevia (ZVIA) Q3 Beat: Revenue Up 12.3%, GAAP Loss Narrower; Outlook In Line

November 6, 2025, 12:02 AM EST. Zevia (NYSE: ZVIA) delivered a Q3 beat with revenue of $40.84 million, up 12.3% year over year and topping estimates by 3.7%. GAAP EPS was -0.04, beating by 0.03; adjusted EBITDA loss narrowed to – $1.72 million (vs – $3.57 million expected). Management guides Q4 revenue near $40 million and full-year EBITDA around $5.25 million. Operating margin improved to -7% from -8.2% YoY. Free cash flow was – $65,000. Volume rose 12.6%, supporting continued demand for Zevia's better-for-you products. In the last 12 months, revenue was about $162.8 million; market cap sits near $155.5 million. Zevia remains a niche consumer staples play expanding beyond soda into energy drinks and teas.