Shan Ahmed Khan

Mizuho Financial Group, Inc. (Tokyo: 8411, NYSE: MFG) is trading close to record levels as investors continue to digest stronger‑than‑expected half‑year earnings, a larger share buyback and a steady dividend stream. There are no blockbuster new corporate announcements from Mizuho itself on 27 November 2025, but the bank and its securities arm are busy in the background – arranging loans, underwriting bonds and supporting new listings – while the stock consolidates gains near its 52‑week high. Mizuho share price on 27 November 2025 Tokyo‑listed shares (8411.T) On the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Mizuho’s common stock is trading just above yesterday’s close

Linde plc (NASDAQ: LIN), the world’s largest industrial gases company, spent Wednesday, November 26, 2025 trading just above the $400 mark as fresh institutional ownership filings and new research pieces put the stock’s recent underperformance under the microscope. Key takeaways for November 26, 2025 Linde stock price today (November 26, 2025) On Wednesday: On a longer view, Linde has clearly been in a correction phase: Technical indicators tell a similar story: Barchart’s analysis notes that since late September (for the 50‑day moving average) and mid‑October (for the 200‑day), Linde has traded largely below both key moving averages, a setup chart

Dick’s Sporting Goods stock (NYSE: DKS) stabilized on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, as investors continued to digest this week’s heavy news flow: a messy but strategic Foot Locker restructuring, stronger-than-expected core DICK’S results, a higher 2025 outlook, and a flurry of new analyst ratings and political/institutional trading disclosures. Dick’s Sporting Goods stock today: modest rebound after a volatile earnings week By late trading on Wednesday, DICK’S Sporting Goods shares were changing hands near $207.60, up about 0.4% on the day, recovering a sliver of Tuesday’s post-earnings slide. The stock traded between roughly $204 and $212 intraday, after opening just below

Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE: XOM) is trading higher today as Wall Street extends its Fed‑rate‑cut rally and oil prices hover just above one‑month lows. Around mid‑afternoon New York time, Exxon Mobil stock is changing hands near $115–$116 per share, up roughly 0.7–0.8% on the day, with intraday trading between about $114.3 and $115.7 and volume a little under 6 million shares so far. Finviz The move leaves XOM only a few percent below its 52‑week high of about $120.8, comfortably above its 52‑week low near $97.8, and up roughly 7% year‑to‑date, even as oil markets digest growing concerns about oversupply

Booking Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: BKNG) — the parent of Booking.com, Priceline, Agoda, KAYAK and OpenTable — traded essentially flat on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, even as new institutional ownership filings and fresh bullish analyst commentary kept the online travel giant firmly in Wall Street’s spotlight. Below is a full breakdown of what happened to BKNG stock today, the key news that dropped on November 26, and how it fits into the broader 2025 story. BKNG stock today: tiny move, tight range According to real‑time and end‑of‑day data, Booking Holdings shares: That closing price is only about $2 above Tuesday’s close