Marcin Frąckiewicz

As U.S. markets reopen on Monday, November 24, 2025, Coca‑Cola stock (NYSE: KO) heads into the week trading just below record territory, supported by solid third‑quarter earnings, an upcoming dividend, and fresh analyst upgrades—but also carrying valuation and macro risks that investors should weigh carefully. 1. Where Coca‑Cola Stock Stands Before Monday’s Opening Bell Coca‑Cola shares closed around $72.95 on Friday, November 21, 2025, and traded near $72.88 in after‑hours dealing, putting the stock within a few percent of its 52‑week high of about $74.38.Macrotrends+3Public+3MarketWatch+3 On a total‑return basis (price plus reinvested dividends), KO is up roughly 18–20% over the

Palantir Technologies (ticker: PLTR) heads into the new trading week as one of the most controversial – and closely watched – AI stocks on Wall Street. After hitting an all‑time intraday high around $207 on November 3, the shares have slid to about $155 as of Friday’s close, a drop of roughly 25% in just a few weeks. Trefis+2Investing.com+2 At the same time, Palantir has just delivered what its CEO Alex Karp calls “otherworldly” growth, raised guidance again, signed new government and commercial AI deals, and launched a deeper partnership with Nvidia – all while waging a very public war