Marcin Frąckiewicz

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is trading just under record levels this Thursday, November 20, 2025, as Wall Street digests a powerful mix of AI momentum, a fresh Warren Buffett endorsement and new investments in AI hardware in Taiwan — all while keeping one eye on looming antitrust decisions. Google stock price today: near record highs, mega‑cap territory In Thursday trading, Alphabet’s two main share classes are hovering around their recent peaks: Both classes are sitting just below Wednesday’s record closing high around $292.8, which came after Alphabet briefly traded above $303 intraday earlier in the week. Barron’s+1 At

Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is trading around $222–223 per share today (Nov. 20, 2025), leaving the stock roughly 14% below its early‑November all‑time high near $258.60 but still massively higher over the past decade — up about 567% since 2015. TradingView+1 Despite strong Q3 2025 earnings, accelerating AWS growth and robust advertising revenue, investor sentiment around Amazon stock has turned cautious in recent sessions. Heavy AI data‑center spending, fresh bond issuance, regulatory overhang from a record FTC settlement, and a new EU cloud investigation are all in focus as Black Friday Week officially kicks off today. Benzinga+4Reuters+4Investing.com+4 Quick snapshot: Amazon stock on November 20, 2025 Valuation‑oriented analysis from Simply Wall St

Netflix stock trades around $110 on November 20, 2025, after a 10‑for‑1 split, as investors weigh a potential Warner Bros. Discovery bid, a new MLB rights deal, and a rich valuation. Netflix stock price today: quick snapshot Netflix stock (NASDAQ: NFLX) is trading around $110 per share today, Thursday, November 20, 2025, leaving the stock roughly 3–4% lower in the latest session. A Smartkarma market update pegs the price at $109.98, down 3.6% on heavy volume of about 25 million shares, while broader quote feeds show Netflix off around 3.5–3.6%. Smartkarma+1 Even after today’s drop, Netflix remains up roughly high‑20%

Glencore plc (LON: GLEN), the FTSE 100‑listed commodities and mining giant, is trading slightly lower in London on Thursday, 20 November 2025, even as fresh news breaks on South African smelter closures, copper offtake financing in South Africa and mine‑land transition plans in Australia. As of mid‑morning in London, Glencore’s London Stock Exchange (LSE) shares were changing hands at around 351p, down roughly 0.5% from Wednesday’s close of 352.90p. That price gives the group a market value of just under £42 billion.Glencore+2ChartMill+2 Glencore share price today (LON: GLEN) Glencore’s own investor centre shows the LSE quote at 351.0p at 09:50

London Stock Exchange Group plc (LON: LSEG) ended Thursday’s session with a modest rise, as the market absorbed fresh details of its ongoing share buyback programme and continued to re‑rate the stock after October’s strong trading update. LSEG share price snapshot for Thursday, 20 November 2025 As of the close on the London Stock Exchange today, London Stock Exchange Group plc traded at a closing quote of 8,454p–8,460p, equivalent to roughly £84.6 per share. That represents a gain of 64p, or about 0.76%, versus Wednesday’s previous close of 8,390p.hl.co.uk Key numbers from today’s session (20 November 2025), based on Hargreaves