Stock Market 2 December 2025

Tesla closed Thursday at $400.49, up 1.04%, but down about 1.5% since last Friday. AI and robotaxi investments continue to support optimism, with attention turning to Full Self-Driving reviews in Europe and second-quarter delivery expectations. NuScale Power surged 13.54% to $11.74, though it faces development risk with only $565,000 in first-quarter revenue. Paragon is finalizing design work for NuScale’s reactor systems. Super Micro Computer ended at $30.66, up 10.37%, but remains about 25% below its June 9 close after financing news. The upcoming week will focus on dilution concerns. Ford shares dropped 5% over the week, despite a late rebound, as investors shifted focus to legal, regulatory, and sales challenges. Tanker shipments in the Strait of Hormuz increased after a U.S.-Iran interim deal, but have not returned to normal. Oil prices fell sharply, easing fuel costs and supporting stocks, though safety advisories remain. The Dow rose 0.14% Thursday, closing at 51,564.70, and gained 0.7% for the week. Amazon closed at $244.39, up 2.4% for the week, with Prime Day and second-quarter results ahead. The S&P 500 ended at 7,500.58, up 1.08%, and the Nasdaq rose 1.91%. Next week brings Micron earnings, inflation data, and GDP revisions. Ondas rose 1.64% to $9.27 and is acquiring Cyberhawk for about $125 million, mostly in cash, with the deal expected to close in the third quarter. Cisco closed at $119.54, down for the week, as investors weigh its AI-infrastructure order story. Plug Power gained 7.55% to $2.85, up 3.3% from last Friday, but remains 38% below its 52-week high. AT&T fell 1.9% to $22.01, down every session this week, as California regulators seek court and FCC action over its copper network.