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Stocks Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Nvidia Leads Big‑Tech Rebound; Futures Rise as Senate Moves to End Record Shutdown

Stocks Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Nvidia Leads Big‑Tech Rebound; Futures Rise as Senate Moves to End Record Shutdown

Nvidia led a tech rally Monday, jumping 3%–4% as the S&P 500 rose 1.2% and the Nasdaq gained 1.9%. The Senate advanced a funding bill to end the 40-day government shutdown, boosting market sentiment. Palantir surged, while health insurers slipped on tax credit uncertainty. The VIX fell from last week’s highs.
VTI & VOO Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Vanguard’s Broad‑Market ETFs Edge Higher on Shutdown Optimism—Latest Moves, Flows, and Why Young Investors Still Favor Them

VTI & VOO Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Vanguard’s Broad‑Market ETFs Edge Higher on Shutdown Optimism—Latest Moves, Flows, and Why Young Investors Still Favor Them

Vanguard’s Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) rose about 1.1% to $333.79 by 15:24 UTC Monday, as progress on a U.S. government funding deal lifted equities. The S&P 500 edged up 0.1%, while the Nasdaq slipped 0.2%. VTI saw $433 million in net inflows over five days and remains above its 50-day EMA. VOO traded in the low $620s, with small caps also modestly higher intraday.
VGT vs. XLK Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Tech ETF Sell‑Off, Rebound, and Whether to Cut or Double Down

VGT vs. XLK Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Tech ETF Sell‑Off, Rebound, and Whether to Cut or Double Down

XLK and VGT rebounded intraday Nov. 10 after last week’s tech slump, with XLK trading in the mid-$290s and VGT in the high-$770s. New research warns both funds remain heavily concentrated in mega-cap names like Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft, raising drawdown risk. VGT holds about 314 stocks versus XLK’s 69, but both carry ultra-low fees below 0.1%. Analysts cite diversification and concentration risk as key concerns.
Jefferies Swaps Nvidia for Broadcom as Top AI Pick: $480 Target, Big Custom‑Chip Bets, and a 5‑Year AVGO Outlook (Nov. 10, 2025)

Jefferies Swaps Nvidia for Broadcom as Top AI Pick: $480 Target, Big Custom‑Chip Bets, and a 5‑Year AVGO Outlook (Nov. 10, 2025)

Jefferies named Broadcom its new top semiconductor pick, replacing Nvidia, citing surging demand for custom AI chips and raising Broadcom’s price target to $480. The brokerage lifted Broadcom’s revenue estimate to $130 billion for 2027, projecting major gains from hyperscaler AI deployments. Nvidia remains rated Buy but is no longer Jefferies’ top franchise pick.
NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today: Stock Edges Higher as Santa Clara Data Centers Await Power; New ‘Dynamo’ AI Inference Integrations — Nov. 10, 2025

NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today: Stock Edges Higher as Santa Clara Data Centers Await Power; New ‘Dynamo’ AI Inference Integrations — Nov. 10, 2025

NVIDIA shares edged up in premarket trading Monday, reaching $188.15 as of 14:11 UTC. Two major data center projects in Santa Clara face multi-year delays due to local power grid constraints. NVIDIA announced new Dynamo integrations for Kubernetes-based AI inference. TSMC reported slower sales, raising questions about near-term AI hardware supply.
Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Futures Jump as Senate Vote Lifts Hopes for Ending 40‑Day U.S. Government Shutdown

Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Futures Jump as Senate Vote Lifts Hopes for Ending 40‑Day U.S. Government Shutdown

U.S. equity futures climbed Monday after the Senate advanced a funding bill that could end the 40-day government shutdown this week. Tech and AI stocks led gains, with Nvidia up 3% premarket. Treasury yields rose, volatility eased, and global markets rallied. The bill still requires final Senate and House approval and President Trump’s signature.
Stocks to Watch Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Nvidia Rebounds; Pfizer Clinches Metsera; Novo Nordisk Rises; Rumble Soars on AI Deal; Tyson Foods Guides Higher

Stocks to Watch Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Nvidia Rebounds; Pfizer Clinches Metsera; Novo Nordisk Rises; Rumble Soars on AI Deal; Tyson Foods Guides Higher

U.S. stock futures rose Monday as Senate action fueled hopes for an end to the government shutdown, with Nvidia up 3% premarket. Pfizer won the $10 billion Metsera bid, sending Novo Nordisk shares higher in Copenhagen. Rumble agreed to buy Germany’s Northern Data in an all-stock deal, gaining access to 22,400 Nvidia GPUs. Tyson Foods raised its FY2026 revenue outlook as chicken sales offset beef weakness.
Tariffs Fail to Derail European Stock Rally as Markets Bounce Back

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said demand for Blackwell AI chips is “very strong” and confirmed no active talks to sell them in China. Pfizer’s amended deal with Metsera gained board support ahead of a Nov. 13 vote. Nio remains confident about Q4 profitability despite weak China car sales. Joby Aviation joined a Tokyo eVTOL project set for 2026 launches. Alphabet led a tech rebound after posting a record quarter.
Tariff Shock and Fed Jitters: Asian Markets Stumble as Rally Meets Reality

What to Know Before the U.S. Stock Market Opens Today (Nov. 10, 2025): Futures Jump on Shutdown-Deal Hopes; Tyson, Occidental and AI Mega-Caps in Focus

S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures rose early Monday as the Senate advanced a bill to fund the government into late January, though final passage is still pending. AI mega-caps Nvidia, Alphabet, and Meta rebounded pre-market. Tyson Foods reports earnings before the bell; Occidental Petroleum follows after the close. Oil and gold prices firmed, while the dollar edged lower.
NVDA Stock Before the Bell (Nov 10, 2025): China Curbs, TSMC Supply, New AI Cloud Deals, and Earnings Countdown

NVDA Stock Before the Bell (Nov 10, 2025): China Curbs, TSMC Supply, New AI Cloud Deals, and Earnings Countdown

Nvidia closed Friday at $188.15 after a turbulent week for AI stocks. The U.S. barred sales of Nvidia’s Blackwell chips to China, with further curbs on scaled-back AI chips reported, raising demand uncertainty. CEO Jensen Huang said Blackwell demand remains “very strong” and has requested more TSMC wafers. Nvidia’s Q3 FY26 earnings are set for Nov. 19, with investors watching for updates on China and supply.
NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today — Nov 8, 2025: Huang touts “very strong” Blackwell demand, asks TSMC for more wafers; Taipei clears path for Nvidia’s Taiwan HQ; NVDA steadies after a rough week

NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today — Nov 8, 2025: Huang touts “very strong” Blackwell demand, asks TSMC for more wafers; Taipei clears path for Nvidia’s Taiwan HQ; NVDA steadies after a rough week

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said demand for Blackwell AI chips is “very strong” and has asked TSMC for more wafer supply. Taipei officials will move next week to terminate a land-use deal, clearing the way for Nvidia’s Taiwan headquarters at Beitou Shilin Tech Park. Huang reiterated there are no active talks to sell Blackwell chips to China, citing U.S. export restrictions. NVDA shares last traded near $188.
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QQQ vs. QQQM vs. VGT on Nov. 7, 2025: After Tech’s Worst Week Since April, Which ETF Still Looks Best?

The Nasdaq-100 posted its steepest weekly loss since April, with the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) dropping 3.1% to $609.74. Investors sold off major AI stocks after a strong six-month rally. QQQ remains near its late October record high. New analysis this week compared QQQ to lower-cost QQQM and tech-focused VGT.
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Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Today — November 7, 2025: Closes Near $188 As China Sales Face New Blocks, AI-Spending Jitters Weigh On Tech

Nvidia shares closed at $188.15 on Friday, up 0.04% for the day but down 9% for the week after new U.S. export limits and Beijing’s curbs on foreign chips hit China sales prospects. CEO Jensen Huang said there are no active talks to sell Blackwell chips to China. The Nasdaq posted its worst week since April. Nvidia reports Q3 FY26 results on November 19.
8 November 2025
Nvidia (NVDA) vs. Apple (AAPL) in 2025: YTD Performance, Market‑Cap Race, AI Catalysts, Valuations, and What to Watch Next (through Nov 7, 2025)

Nvidia (NVDA) vs. Apple (AAPL) in 2025: YTD Performance, Market‑Cap Race, AI Catalysts, Valuations, and What to Watch Next (through Nov 7, 2025)

Nvidia shares are up about 40% year-to-date, with a market cap near $4.57 trillion as of Nov. 7, 2025. Apple is up roughly 8% YTD, hovering just under $4 trillion in value after briefly topping that mark in October. Nvidia posted record quarterly revenue and announced major AI deals in Europe and pharma. Apple reported record September quarter revenue and strong early iPhone 17 sales.
Nvidia’s Record $5 Trillion Surge: AI Mega-Deals Propel NVDA Stock – Is $300 Next?

Nvidia Stock Today (Nov. 7, 2025): Shares Under Pressure as CEO Rules Out China Blackwell Sales; Focus Shifts to Nov. 19 Earnings

Nvidia shares fell to $184.77 by early afternoon Friday after U.S. officials blocked sales of both Blackwell and scaled-down B30A AI chips to China, tightening export controls. CEO Jensen Huang said there are no talks to sell Blackwell chips in China. Trading volume was heavy as tech stocks broadly declined. Nvidia reports quarterly results Nov. 19.
VTI vs. VOO on November 7, 2025: Daily Update, Flows & Why Vanguard’s Flagship ETFs Still Dominate With Young Investors

VTI vs. VOO on November 7, 2025: Daily Update, Flows & Why Vanguard’s Flagship ETFs Still Dominate With Young Investors

Vanguard’s Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) dropped 1.17% Thursday and is down 2.72% over five sessions, tracking declines in tech-heavy indexes. Year-to-date, VTI remains up 14.71%. Investors added $382 million in net inflows over five days. VTI trades above its 50-day EMA, with Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple as top holdings.
NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today — Nov. 7, 2025: U.S. Blocks Scaled‑Down AI Chip Sales to China; Jensen Huang Says No Plans to Ship Blackwell; Stock Extends Weekly Slide

NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today — Nov. 7, 2025: U.S. Blocks Scaled‑Down AI Chip Sales to China; Jensen Huang Says No Plans to Ship Blackwell; Stock Extends Weekly Slide

The White House has barred Nvidia from selling its scaled-down B30A AI chip to China, tightening export controls. CEO Jensen Huang said in Taiwan there are no plans to ship Blackwell or other chips to China. Nvidia shares fell 3.7% to $188.08, with a weekly market-cap loss of up to $440 billion. Beijing has ordered state-backed data centers to use only domestic chips, further limiting Nvidia’s China prospects.
7 November 2025
Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

Stock Market Today 07.11.2025

Shell began a $3.5 billion share buyback split between London and Netherlands contracts, aiming to finish before Q4 2025 results. Nvidia’s stock fell, fueling bear-market concerns and a weekly Nasdaq decline. Nebius Group (NBIS) dropped 4.76% to $111.42 with mixed options sentiment ahead of earnings. Nebius shares remain up 475% in 2025 on strong AI data center demand and a high price-to-sales ratio.
Nvidia’s $4 Trillion AI Stock Surge: Record Highs, Mega Deals & Bold Forecasts

NVDA Pre‑Market Today (Nov 7, 2025): U.S. Blocks Scaled‑Down China Chips, Jensen Huang Rules Out Blackwell Sales to China — What to Know Before the Bell

The White House will block sales of Nvidia’s scaled-down B30A AI chips to China, according to Reuters. CEO Jensen Huang said in Taiwan there are “no active discussions” to sell Blackwell chips to China. Nvidia shares traded at $187.88 premarket, down 0.1%. Q3 FY26 results are due November 19.
Stocks Slip as Tech Wobble Returns; Layoffs Spike and Tariff Showdown Clouds Outlook — Stock Market Today (Nov. 6, 2025)

Dow Jones Today (Nov. 6, 2025): Stocks Slide as Tech Sells Off; Layoffs Surge and FAA Orders Flight Cuts Amid Shutdown

U.S. stocks slid Thursday, with the Dow down over 400 points and the Nasdaq off nearly 2% as tech shares dropped. Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported 153,074 announced layoffs in October, the highest for the month since the early 2000s. The FAA will cut air traffic by 10% in 40 markets due to the federal shutdown. Salesforce and Amazon led Dow losses, while DoorDash shares tumbled after earnings.
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  • Palantir Stock Falls Amid Broader Market Weakness Despite USDA Deal
    April 23, 2026, 11:51 AM EDT. Shares of Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) dropped 4.53% on Thursday, reversing gains from the previous session. The decline reflects broader market weakness and profit-taking rather than company-specific setbacks. Palantir recently secured a $300 million partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to support the National Farm Security Action Plan. However, technical signals remain cautious, with the stock trading near its 52-week midpoint at $150.20, stuck below key moving averages. Despite this, Palantir has posted a 51.38% one-year gain, suggesting longer-term investor confidence amid short-term volatility.

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GameStop Stock Today: GME Slips as $420 Trade-In Buzz Fades and Valuation Debate Returns

GameStop Stock Today: GME Slips as $420 Trade-In Buzz Fades and Valuation Debate Returns

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GameStop shares fell 1.6% to $25.24 Thursday morning, reversing part of Wednesday’s rally after a limited trade-in promotion ended. The company’s offer gave Pro members up to $420.69 for console trade-ins through April 22, but values returned to normal by Thursday. GameStop reported a 14% drop in fourth-quarter revenue in March and is shifting focus to trading cards and collectibles.
IBM Earnings Beat Isn’t Enough as AI Fears Slam Software Stocks

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IBM shares dropped 9.5% Thursday despite first-quarter earnings beating estimates, as investors worried AI tools could threaten its software and consulting business. ServiceNow fell 17.5% and the iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF lost 5.6%. IBM reported $15.9 billion in revenue, up 9%, but growth slowed from the prior quarter and guidance was unchanged.
Lululemon Stock Sinks as Heidi O’Neill CEO Hire From Nike Fails to Calm Investors

Lululemon Stock Sinks as Heidi O’Neill CEO Hire From Nike Fails to Calm Investors

23 April 2026
Lululemon Athletica named former Nike executive Heidi O’Neill as its next CEO, sending shares down about 12% Thursday morning. O’Neill starts Sept. 8 amid a proxy fight and weak U.S. sales; the stock had already dropped 38% in the past year. Fourth-quarter revenue rose 1% to $3.6 billion, with Americas revenue down 4%. Wall Street analysts voiced skepticism over the appointment and company outlook.
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