Stock Market News 23 November 2025

Published: November 23, 2025 Electric air‑taxi developer Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE: ACHR) is ending the week at the center of the emerging eVTOL story – and of a growing Wall Street debate. On Sunday, November 23, 2025, the company sits at roughly $7.18 a share, after a sharp sell‑off in recent months and a 4.5% rebound on Friday.Stocktwits+1 Yet today’s news flow is packed: Here’s how today’s headlines fit together – and what they might mean for ACHR stock. Key Archer Aviation Headlines on November 23, 2025 Wall Street Sticks With a Bullish View as ACHR Trades Around $7 Despite

Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) kicks off its week-long Black Friday 2025 sale today as incoming CEO Michael Fiddelke readies a $1 billion store overhaul, institutional investors reshuffle their stakes, and the stock claws back from a fresh 52‑week low. Key Takeaways for November 23, 2025 Black Friday Week 2025: Target’s Biggest Event of the Year Is Now Live Target’s week‑long Black Friday experience officially started today, Sunday, November 23, and runs through Saturday, November 29, 2025. The retailer is leaning hard into deals and in‑store “experiences” as it tries to re‑energize shoppers in what has been a very tough year

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

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) heads into Monday’s session after a roller‑coaster November in AI chips. As of Friday’s close, AMD shares finished at $203.78, down on the day and well below their recent highs, even though the company just reported record Q3 results and laid out extremely bullish long‑term AI targets. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. If you’re watching AMD stock before the U.S. market opens on Monday, November 24, 2025, here’s a concise rundown of what actually matters. Key takeaways before Monday’s open Below is a deeper look at the moving pieces you should have in mind when the

Intel stock (NASDAQ: INTC) heads into Monday’s session sitting just below the middle of its recent range, after a week dominated by foundry doubts, a high‑profile TSMC trade‑secret probe, and ongoing debate about whether 2025’s huge rally has already gone “too far, too fast.” If you’re watching Intel before the U.S. stock market opens on Monday, November 24, 2025, here’s what actually matters right now. 1. Where Intel stock stands after Friday’s close In other words, Intel is no longer the bargain it was in early 2025, but it’s also fallen back from the post‑earnings highs near the low‑$40s reached

Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) heads into Monday’s session after a whirlwind few weeks of court victories, fresh legal threats, a $550 million data‑privacy ruling in Spain, and a new $3 billion AI infrastructure deal — all while investors digest a huge one‑time tax hit and massive AI spending plans. As of Friday’s close, Meta shares were trading around $594 per share, roughly 25% below their 52‑week high near $796, leaving the stock in a mid‑range zone between recent highs and its 52‑week low around $480. Macrotrends+1 Below is a detailed, news‑driven rundown of what traders and investors should know