Stock Market Today 31.10.2025

Nexa Resources (NYSE:NEXA): Losses Widen, Profitability Forecast in 3 Years

October 31, 2025, 11:54 PM EDT. Nexa Resources is not profitable yet, with losses expanding 8.6% annually over the past five years. Management projects profitability within three years, supported by an expected 21.95% annual earnings growth that far outpaces a projected 2% revenue growth. The disparity suggests a focus on margin recovery and cost controls rather than top-line gains. The stock trades at a deep discount to peers, with a price-to-sales ratio of 0.3x vs. industry averages around 2.8x and peers at 12.3x. At a current price of $5.81, the stock sits below its estimated DCF fair value of $7.19, implying potential rerating if profitability materializes. The narrative hinges on execution of cost discipline and margin expansion rather than aggressive revenue growth.

PC Connection (CNXN) Valuation Under Review After Recent Volatility

October 31, 2025, 11:52 PM EDT. PC Connection has faced short-term volatility, up about 1% last session, but has trimmed 1-year momentum with a year-to-date decline around 11.3% and a 1-year total return near -5%. Yet longer horizons look stronger, with solid 3-year and 5-year total returns suggesting underlying resilience. The stock trades at a discount to analyst targets, with a consensus fair value around $76 versus a recent price near $60.97, implying an undervalued setup if the market hasn't priced in future growth. Analysts point to an ongoing shift from hardware to integrated IT solutions and managed services, potentially lifting margins and recurring revenue, though hardware dependence and volatile cash flows remain key risks. A complete narrative question remains: will the earnings outlook justify the optimistic forecasts?

CACI International Valuation Update: Momentum Surges 9% This Month; Is the Stock Undervalued?

October 31, 2025, 11:02 PM EDT. CACI International has extended its rally, with a 9% gain over the last month and a YTD return near 37%. The firm shows solid momentum, while longer horizons deliver ~90% total return over three years and ~148% over five. A popular valuation narrative pegs a fair value of $622.73 versus a recent close around $562.25, implying the stock remains undervalued as momentum persists. Supportive factors include advanced technologies and contract wins, but risks center on heavy U.S. government contract exposure and rising competition that could pressure margins. With shares nearing analyst targets, investors should weigh these dynamics against the upside from continued growth.

US Stocks End October Higher on Amazon-led Rally: S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Finish Higher

October 31, 2025, 10:14 PM EDT. US stocks wrapped October with gains as Amazon delivered blockbuster earnings that boosted the major indices. The Nasdaq Composite rose 0.61% to 23,724.96, the S&P 500 added 0.26% to 6,840.20, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average edged up 0.09% to 47,562.87. The week spotlighted AI and cloud names, with Amazon up 9.6% and its AWS unit up 20%. Other movers included Palantir (+3%), Oracle (+2.2%), and AMD rallying amid a 58% monthly gain. Netflix added 2.7% after a 10-for-1 split; Tesla jumped 3.7%. October finished with the Nasdaq +4.7%, S&P 500 +2.3%, and Dow +2.5%. Analysts expect November to extend the trend, though risks from inflation and tariffs linger.

Valuation in Focus: TDS (NYSE:TDS) Momentum Meets a $52 Fair Value

October 31, 2025, 10:02 PM EDT. Investors are weighing Telephone and Data Systems (TDS) after a momentum-driven move with no clear news. The stock has risen 12.6% YTD and delivered a 41.9% one-year total shareholder return, fueling questions about whether the rally signals real value or momentum. Analysts still see upside, with a fair value around $52 while shares trade near $38.82, placing TDS about 34% below consensus targets. A key catalyst is the divestiture of UScellular and major spectrum assets, which has deleveraged the balance sheet and freed capital for aggressive fiber infrastructure expansion and opportunistic M&A. Risks include slower fiber uptake and fierce broadband competition; a DCF view can differ, illustrating the ongoing valuation debate.

Bunge Global Valuation Revisited: Is BG Undervalued After a 14% Rally and Optimistic Growth Outlook

October 31, 2025, 10:00 PM EDT. Bunge Global is riding a roughly 14% price jump over the past month, with a 1-month return near 15% and a 1-year total shareholder return of 18.5% signaling sustained value creation. The current share price of $94.60 sits just shy of a fair value estimate of $99.67, suggesting the stock trades close to fair value, with upside constrained by execution and regulatory risks from the Viterra merger. Bulls point to long-term demand for agricultural products, including higher protein consumption and emerging-market growth, as drivers of continued revenue growth. Still, investors should weigh regulatory uncertainty and integration challenges against the optimism around future growth. The case for undervalued status depends on execution and the durability of the bull case.

USSX.U:CA Stock Analysis and Trading Signals – Stock Traders Daily Canada (Oct 31, 2025)

October 31, 2025, 9:58 PM EDT. On Oct 31, 2025, this analysis for USSX.U:CA presents a long-term trading plan: buy near 23.55, with a stop loss at 23.43. No short positions are offered at this time. The note also references updated AI-generated signals for the Global X S&P 500 Index ETF traded as USSX.U:CA, alongside a timestamp of the update. Ratings by term category are shown for Near, Mid, and Long, with indicators listed as Strong, Weak, or Neutral. Traders are directed to review the AI-generated signals and the accompanying chart for USSX.U:CA to inform potential entries alongside the stated plan.

Mitsubishi (TSE:8058) Valuation in Focus After Rally: Overvalued at ¥3,405?

October 31, 2025, 9:26 PM EDT. After a sustained rally, Mitsubishi (TSE:8058) shows strong momentum: ~22.6% price gain in 90 days and ~39.7% TSR over 12 months. Yet valuation signals are mixed. The stock trades at a P/E of 17.6x, richer than the industry average (10x) and peers (11.9x), with a fair-ratio model pointing toward ~24.2x. The most popular narrative pegs fair value at ¥3,405 (overvalued), implying current price may have priced in much of the good news. Catalysts cited include LNG and renewable fuels investments, expansion in seafood and farming, and capital recycling toward higher-margin, recurring revenue. Risks include softer commodity prices and potential underperformance of new ventures. Investors should weigh the stock's growth upside against valuation risk and evolving sentiment.

Fiserv Stock Plunge Triggers Reassessment of Banking Tech Valuations

October 31, 2025, 8:56 PM EDT. Fiserv's stock collapsed this week after Q3 results fell short of expectations. The company reported Q3 earnings of $2.04 per share on $4.9 billion in revenue, both below consensus. Management slashed the full-year outlook, slicing revenue growth to about 3.5%-4% from roughly 10%, and trimming adjusted EPS guidance to $8.50-$8.60 from $10.15-$10.30. The miss underscored deteriorating momentum, with revenue growth essentially pausing and earnings targets slipping. CEO Mike Lyons acknowledged the performance isn't where it should be and called prior expectations overly optimistic. Industry chatter suggests the sell-off reflects a broader recalibration for a vendor embedded in banking tech infrastructure, rather than a one-off miss. Some analysts question Wall Street's prior valuation of Fiserv, noting competitive dynamics with FIS and Jack Henry.

AngloGold Ashanti (NYSE: AU) Fair Value of $70.50: Is the Rally Justified?

October 31, 2025, 8:54 PM EDT. AngloGold Ashanti has delivered a dramatic year-to-date rally, with the stock up around 179% and a 159% total shareholder return over the past year, though short-term momentum appears to cool. The stock trades near a fair value of $70.50, versus a recent close of $68, fueling questions about upside credibility. The bull case rests on ongoing portfolio optimization toward lower-risk jurisdictions, disciplined cost control, and stable real-terms cash costs and AISC, which support stronger net margins. Organic production growth from brownfield projects (Obuasi, Cuiabá, Siguiri, Geita, Nevada) could lift volumes and extend mine life through the next decade. Watch for headwinds from rising costs and possible delays in project approvals, which could temper the outlook.

Lenskart kicks off $821 million India IPO as market for IPOs stays hot

October 31, 2025, 8:28 PM EDT. Lenskart Solutions Ltd. has begun taking public orders for an IPO that could raise up to 72.8 billion rupees ($821 million) at 382-402 rupees per share, with listing slated for Nov. 10. The deal values the eyewear retailer at up to 700 billion rupees-about 10x last fiscal year's EV-to-sales-a multiple some see as stretched despite strong growth prospects. SBI Securities cautioned the valuation; Nirmal Bang Securities argues the long-term upside justifies the premium. The offer includes 21.5 billion rupees of new shares and up to 127.6 million from existing holders. Anchor investors, including JPMorgan, BlackRock and Goldman Sachs, have already participated, as India's IPO proceeds approach $16 billion in 2025 in a market buoyed by domestic mutual funds, insurers and retail buyers.

GlobalFoundries Stock Forecast: Analysts See Modest Upside to 2027

October 31, 2025, 8:24 PM EDT. GlobalFoundries trades near $36 with about 17% year-long pressure, but strategic resilience remains a theme. A new multi-year partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense and the expansion of its Malta, New York facility reinforce its role as a domestic semiconductor supplier and support for auto, industrial, and defense applications. Analysts see modest upside: average target around $40 (roughly 10% upside), high $50, low $35, with a 7/3/11/1 split (Buys/Outperforms/Holds/Sell). Growth is seen slowing, but revenue could rise ~5.6% annually through 2027 with operating margins near 18% and a forward P/E around 21x. A Guided Valuation points to around $49 by 2027, implying ~36% total returns (~15% annualized) for long-term holders, aided by reshoring trends.

Wheat Bulls Get Treats on Halloween as Futures Rally Across CBOT, KCBT and MGEX

October 31, 2025, 8:02 PM EDT. US wheat futures closed Friday higher, finishing the month on a firmer note. December CBOT soft red wheat rose notably, up about 21.5 cents for the week; KC HRW futures gained 7-11.5 cents on Friday, with December up 23 cents for the week. MPLS spring wheat added 2-3 cents in the front months, with December up about 4 cents on the week. Dryness across much of the US wheat belt remains a price driver. On the global side, the European Commission lifted EU wheat production to 133.4 MMT with ending stocks at 10.8 MMT. France's winter wheat is 67% planted; a South Korean mill importer booked 40,300 MT of Canadian wheat; Argentina's crop is 8.4% harvested. Cash price references: CBOT Dec 25 $5.34; Mar 26 $5.48 1/2; KCBT Dec 25 $5.24 1/2; MGEX Dec 25 $5.53; Mar 26 $5.73.

Soybeans Rally to Close Out October: Weekly Gain Climbs to 55 Cents

October 31, 2025, 8:00 PM EDT. Soybeans posted gains of 7-9 cents on Friday, pushing the weekly advance to about 55 cents. The cmdtyView national Cash Bean price rose to $10.33 1/2. Soymeal futures added roughly $4.50 to $6.10, with December posting a weekly gain of $27.50. By contrast, Soy Oil futures were weaker, with December futures down about 159 points on the week. The October average for November soybeans was near $10.35 per bushel, the harvest price used for crop insurance, up 32 cents from last year but down 19 cents from spring. The market also reflected signals from US-China trade developments and biodiesel demand.

Corn Heads Higher to Close October: December Futures Up, Harvest Price in Focus

October 31, 2025, 7:58 PM EDT. The corn market finished Friday with steady to 1 1/4 cent gains on most contracts, helping December futures post an 8 1/4-cent weekly gain. The CmdtyView national average cash price rose to $3.91 1/4 per bushel. The average close for December corn futures was $4.22, the harvest price used for crop insurance, about 6 cents above last year and 48 cents below the spring price. Spillover support came from strength in wheat and soybeans. International demand showed weakness, with Ukraine corn exports in October at 0.8 MMT vs 1.73 MMT last year, while Argentina's corn crop was 35% planted per the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange. Other nearby quotes included Dec 25 at $4.31 1/2, Nearby cash $3.91 1/4, Mar 26 $4.44, and May 26 $4.52 1/4.

Cattle Futures End Week Mixed as October Firms, December Drops

October 31, 2025, 7:56 PM EDT. Live cattle futures closed with a modest gain in the expiring October contract, while other contracts finished mixed and December posted weekly losses. Cash trade moved higher to around $232-$235 in the North and near $235 in the South Friday. Feeder cattle futures pared midday losses to finish $2.10-$2.95 lower, and the Nov contract remains pressured after a weekly drop. The CME Feeder Cattle Index slipped to $327.25 as of Oct 30. USDA boxed beef values were mixed, with Choice boxes at $378.13 and Select at $358.65. Slaughter totals came in at 559,000 head, down from last week and last year. Traders will monitor cash trends and consumer demand signals into next week.

Cotton futures rise on Friday; December leads as oil and dollar firm

October 31, 2025, 7:54 PM EDT. Cotton futures finished higher on Friday, with December climbing 4 to 42 points and the contract up 134 points for the week. Crude oil futures added about 30 cents to $60.87, while the U.S. dollar index pushed higher to 99.545. The Seam's Oct. 30 online auction sold 699 bales at an average of 63.03 cents/lb. The Cotlook A Index gained 100 points to 77.40 cents. ICE-certified stocks were down 4,303 bales to 13,749. In futures closes, Dec 25 cotton finished at 65.54 (up 42), Mar 26 at 66.73 (up 4), and May 26 at 67.90 (down 1). Disclosure: author held no positions.

Hogs Push Higher to Close October; Lean Hog Futures Rally as Cutout Rises

October 31, 2025, 7:52 PM EDT. Lean hog futures finished October on a higher note, with Friday's session posting 10 to 45 cent gains while December contract slipped 62 cents on the week. The USDA national base hog price was $84.17, down 57 cents from Thursday, and the CME Lean Hog Index slipped 33 cents to $91.83 on Oct. 29. USDA's pork carcass cutout value rose $1.67 to $101.95 per cwt, led by strength in the loin, butt, and picnic, while rib, ham and belly were softer. Slaughter for the week was pegged at 2.583 million head, down 1,000 from last week and 69,618 below a year ago.

Finance Watch: MapLight Brings US Biopharma IPO Tally To 11 In 2025

October 31, 2025, 7:26 PM EDT. MapLight has boosted the tally of US biopharma IPOs in 2025 to 11, signaling renewed appetite for biotech listings this year. The report notes that Evommune could push the count to 12 if its IPO clears, maintaining a buoyant exit window for early-stage pharma groups. With year-to-date deal flow accelerating, underwriters and biotech issuers are watching this cycle as a barometer for sentiment in healthcare equities. Investors should monitor regulatory timelines and pricing rounds as more issuers line up before year-end.

Skyworks Solutions Stock Prediction: Analysts See Modest Upside to 2027

October 31, 2025, 7:24 PM EDT. Skyworks Solutions, trading near $78, remains highly profitable with strong margins and solid cash flow despite a softer smartphone cycle. Analysts see modest upside: average target around $85, with a high of $106 and a low of $60, about 7% over the next two years. A Skyworks-Qorvo merger could strengthen its position in high-performance analog and mixed-signal chips. For 2027, a 15x forward P/E model implies roughly $84 per share, about 6% total return (3% annualized). Revenue is expected to fall about 2% annually to 2027, with operating margins near 22%. The stock is seen as an income-providing, steady name rather than a growth engine, with upside hinging on demand recovery and progress in automotive/IoT.

Microchip Technology Stock Forecast: Analysts See Modest Upside by 2028

October 31, 2025, 7:22 PM EDT. Analysts see Microchip Technology (MCHP) edging higher as the chip cycle stabilizes. With shares around $62, the average price target sits near $76-roughly 23% upside-and targets range from $60 to $90. The plan to accelerate investment in next-gen microcontrollers and automotive chips-fueling demand from EVs and automation-coupled with disciplined cost control and solid free cash flow, underpins a constructive setup for the next upcycle. The stock could benefit from exposure to long-term drivers in automotive, data center, and connectivity applications. Valuation points include a forward P/E around 29x and a 2028 target near $104 per share, implying about a 24% annualized return on a steady recovery path.

Estate of McKelvey Highlights Tax Pitfalls of Variable Prepaid Forward Contracts

October 31, 2025, 7:20 PM EDT. In Estate of McKelvey, the Tax Court scrutinized a little-known instrument called variable prepaid forward contracts (VPFCs), a vehicle to monetize a concentrated stock position while deferring gains. The 2023 ruling sided against the taxpayer, warning advisers that VPFCs can produce taxable exchanges despite initial nonrecognition. Key facts: McKelvey's 2007 VPFCs with Bank of America and Morgan Stanley, a floor/cap structure, and a later extension before his death. The court held that modifications to the VPFCs triggered taxable exchanges under Sec. 1001, undermining the deferral and the anticipated step-up in basis under Sec. 1014. The decision underscores pitfalls around reliance on Rev. Rul. 2003-7, timing of extensions, and the risk that nonrecognition can be undone on audit. Tax advisers should scrutinize mechanics, timing, and basis/tax consequences.

Globant Valuation After Digital Suppl.AI & GUT Network Expansion

October 31, 2025, 7:04 PM EDT. Globant (NYSE:GLOB) is turbocharging enterprise AI with Digital Suppl.AI alongside YPF and consolidating its marketing prowess under the GUT Network. Despite bold announcements, the stock trails the past year with a ~70% total return decline, though the 1-month move hints momentum. The market still assigns value, with an analyst fair value of $97.05 suggesting the stock is undervalued at current levels near the $60s. Key catalysts include AI adoption, OpenAI/AWS partnerships, and a recurring AI pod model that could lift revenue growth and profitability. Risks include persistent weak revenue growth and customers delaying digital investments. For patient investors, the setup could offer a turnaround opportunity if AI-driven demand accelerates and margins improve.

Grand Canyon Education LOPE Slips Below 200-Day Moving Average

October 31, 2025, 6:54 PM EDT. Grand Canyon Education Inc (LOPE) slipped below its 200-day moving average of $170.20 on Tuesday, trading as low as $169.79 and ending the session about 1.7% lower. The move places the stock closer to a key support level and comes with a 52-week range of $130.69 to $202.28; the last trade was $169.85. A chart comparing one year of price action to the moving average shows LOPE weakening against the trend line. Traders often view the 200-day MA as a gauge of longer-term momentum, and a close below can signal added selling pressure. Investors may monitor further price action for potential support or signs of reversal.

RSI Oversold: Interface Inc. (TILE) Hits 26.7 RSI, Potential Buy Point

October 31, 2025, 6:52 PM EDT. Warren Buffett's value counsel echoes in a market signal: the Relative Strength Index (RSI). TILE, Interface Inc., fell into oversold territory with an RSI of 26.7 after trading as low as $24.49. The stock compares with a 63.0 RSI for SPY today, highlighting broader weakness. A bullish view would see the reading as evidence the recent selling pressure may be exhausting and a potential entry point could emerge. TILE's 52-week range spans $17.24-$30.20, with a last trade near $24.90. Investors may monitor for a near-term rebound or confirm signals with further price action and volume.

Houlihan Lokey (HLI) Crosses Below 200-Day Moving Average

October 31, 2025, 6:50 PM EDT. Houlihan Lokey Inc (HLI) slid below its 200-day moving average of about $181.03 on Friday, with an intraday low of $177.98 and a session drop near 8.6%. The stock's last trade was $180.67, keeping it near the 200-DMA after the move. Over the past year, HLI traded within a $137.99-$211.78 range, highlighting proximity to the 52-week high and the risk of further downside if the 200-DMA acts as resistance. Traders may monitor whether price can reclaim the 200-DMA or extend declines toward nearby support.

PJT Partners Dips Below 200-Day Moving Average

October 31, 2025, 6:48 PM EDT. PJT Partners Inc. Class A (PJT) slipped below its 200-day moving average of $162.98 on Friday, trading as low as $161.93 and down about 4% on the session. The chart shows PJT's one-year path vs. the long-term trend, with a 52-week range of $119.76-$190.28 and a last trade near $161.99. The break under the key moving average provides a bearish signal to momentum traders. Readers can explore which other dividend stocks recently crossed below their 200-day moving averages and related notes on the market landscape.

WA Cares ballot measure could let Washington invest payroll tax funds in the stock market

October 31, 2025, 6:32 PM EDT. Voters will decide whether Washington's WA Cares long-term care program can rely on stock market investing for its payroll tax proceeds. A constitutional amendment would let the WA State Investment Board manage WA Cares assets much like pension funds, with earnings dedicated to beneficiaries. Proponents say a smarter, long-term approach could yield higher returns – historically about 8.9% for Washington's pensions – while avoiding high-risk day trading. Opponents warn that fiduciary duties demand caution and protection against market downturns. The Legislature approved the measure, and it would add WA Cares to the list of exempt funds if approved. The program collects a 0.58% payroll tax and the fund has risen to over $2.5 billion; eligibility begins in 2026, with a pilot in select counties.

Two Crypto Stocks to Buy Hand Over First: IREN and NBIS

October 31, 2025, 6:22 PM EDT. Crypto stocks have outpaced Bitcoin this year. The spotlight falls on IREN and Nebius (NBIS) as leaders in the crypto-to-AI shift. IREN is pivoting from mining to AI data centers, boasting 810 MW of capacity and nearly 3 GW of contracted power, with multi-gigawatt deals likely and a growing cloud revenue stream. Nebius has secured a big Microsoft deal for a 300 MW data center, underscoring demand for AI compute. IREN projects $200-$250 million in annual recurring cloud revenue this year and more than $500 million by Q1 2026. While Bitcoin remains a big piece of the picture, these platforms could print stronger profits as AI adoption accelerates; meanwhile, Coinbase sits as the dominant crypto exchange channel.

Dollar Gains on Hawkish Fed Hints; ECB Divergence Keeps EUR/USD Under Pressure

October 31, 2025, 6:20 PM EDT. The dollar rose Friday (+0.27%) to a fresh 2.75-month high after hawkish comments from Fed officials – Schmid, Logan and Hammack – arguing against imminent rate cuts. A firmer Oct MNI Chicago PMI reinforced the dollar bid, while Powell warned a December cut isn't a foregone conclusion. Gains were capped by a stock rally that reduced liquidity demand for the greenback, though the Fed-side outlook remains hawkish amid lingering shutdown risks to growth. Markets price a roughly 63% chance of a 25 bp cut at the December FOMC and expect about 82 bp of easing by end-2026 to around 3.06%. The EUR/USD slid to a 2.75-month low as eurozone data improved but ECB policy is viewed as likely halt to cuts.

Stock Market Ends Near Highs as Amazon Lifts Group, Palantir Earnings Loom

October 31, 2025, 6:18 PM EDT. Stocks closed near session highs as October wraps up, buoyed by a rally in large-cap tech. Amazon earnings helped lift an industry group, while investors awaited Palantir results. The Nasdaq outpaced the other major indexes, rising about 0.6%. For the week the market gained roughly 2.2%, and October posted a 4.7% advance. Traders continued to weigh earnings signals and macro data, with chips and cloud-related names leading the move. If earnings stay broadly supportive, the market could build on this momentum into November.

Is Deutsche Post/DHL Stock Reflecting Value After Its Sustainable Logistics Push?

October 31, 2025, 6:14 PM EDT. Deutsche Post (DHL) stock has climbed, up 1.5% over the week and 17.3% year-to-date, as investors price in its sustainable logistics push and stronger partnerships. The piece notes a favorable backdrop for global shipping and expanding sustainable delivery across Europe. On valuation, Deutsche Post earns a notable 5 out of 6 undervalued score. A Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis puts intrinsic value at €79.07 per share, implying a 49.7% discount to fair value. The DCF uses a two-stage Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) model with a FCF €5.71B today and an estimated €4.51B by 2029. The article also references a PE-based approach as a cross-check for the value case.

Coinbase CEO Armstrong Sparks Debate with Prediction Market Shoutouts During Q3 Earnings Call

October 31, 2025, 6:10 PM EDT. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stirred controversy by casually inserting words for a prediction-market bet during the company's Q3 earnings call. The moment, described by Armstrong as spontaneous, saw bidders on Kalshi and Polymarket push odds on terms like Bitcoin, Ethereum, blockchain, staking, and Web3 as the call unfolded. Predictors who bet on these mentions won payout when the words appeared, though liquidity was light (Polymarket around $4,000 and Kalshi near $80,000 in total volume). Reactions were split: some hailed it as playful innovation, others called it market manipulation or insider trading. Coinbase emphasized that executives are prohibited from participating in such activities and that the incident does not reflect company policy. Critics like Arca's Jeff Dorman urged caution, while Vitalik Buterin suggested Armstrong intended fun, defending a lighter moment in crypto discourse.

Cocoa Prices Rally as Bloomberg Commodity Index Adds Cocoa, Triggering Inflows

October 31, 2025, 6:06 PM EDT. Cocoa futures jumped Friday after the Bloomberg Commodity Index announced a January inclusion for the first time in two decades. December ICE NY cocoa rose 1.54% and December ICE London cocoa gained 1.94%. The BCOM's roughly $109 billion assets and a 1.7% weighting could spark inflows from passive funds, with Peak Trading Research estimating about $1.9 billion of cocoa futures buying over the next 80 days. A weaker pound boosted sterling-priced cocoa, while shrinking ICE inventories and a firmer harvest outlook in West Africa supported prices. Still, demand concerns persist: North American and European grindings showed soft regional demand, and Ivory Coast exports slowed, weighing on near-term upside.

Oversold Sugar Sparks Short Covering as Global Surplus Outlook Deepens

October 31, 2025, 6:04 PM EDT. March NY world sugar #11 (SBH26) closed up +0.15 (+1.05%), and December London ICE white sugar #5 (SWZ25) rose +1.70 (+0.41) as sugar futures bounced from an oversold slide. The gain followed a three-week decline that pushed prices into oversold territory, triggering technical short covering among traders. The backdrop is a growing supply outlook: Brazil's Center-South 2026/27 production seen up about 3.9% y/y to a record 44 MMT (Datagro), and BMI Group and Covrig Analytics project a global sugar surplus for 2025/26, with India and Thailand signaling higher output. Brazil's October data showed rising sugarcane crushing and output, pressuring prices despite late-year demand. A bumper Indian monsoon and potential exports add bearish tilt.

Arabica Rebounds as ICE Inventories Sink; Robusta Slumps on Vietnam Supply Outlook

October 31, 2025, 6:02 PM EDT. Arabica futures finished modestly higher on Friday, with KCZ25 up 0.01%, while January RMF26 robusta finished down 2.18%. The divergence came as ICE arabica inventories sank to a 19.5-month low (431,728 bags) and ICE robusta fell to a 3.5-month low (6,077 lots), underscoring a tightening supply backdrop. Vietnam weather supported its crop prospects despite pressure on robusta from ample supplies, while a rally in the dollar kept a lid on gains. Traders weighed the potential for a shift in US-Brazil trade policy amid talk of lifting the 50% tariff on Brazilian coffee. Longer-term concerns centered on Brazil's drought in flowering season, which could threaten the 2026/27 crop. Vietnam's export data and forecasts for 2025/26 also point to a tighter global supply picture.

Texas Stock Exchange closes second funding round with JPMorgan investment

October 31, 2025, 6:00 PM EDT. Dallas-based TXSE Group Inc. has closed its second funding round, bringing total capital raised to more than $250 million as it prepares to launch the Texas Stock Exchange. The round includes an equity investment from JPMorgan Chase & Co., a major validation for the project ahead of a potential launch in Q1 2026. TXSE founder and CEO James Lee said the new backing underscores a mission to boost competition, transparency, and alignment for issuers in U.S. capital markets. The move positions TXSE as a growing force in the U.S. exchange landscape and signals Texas' emergence as a new hub for capital markets.

Amazon Q3 Revenue Beat Fueled by AWS Growth and Rufus AI

October 31, 2025, 5:58 PM EDT. Amazon (AMZN) stock held onto gains after a Q3 revenue beat powered by AWS cloud growth. In an interview with Josh Lipton, Citi's Ron Josey credits the performance to Rufus, Amazon's AI shopping assistant, while noting risks in the cloud landscape ahead. The result reinforces AWS as a key profit engine and highlights how AI-enabled shopping initiatives are shaping investor sentiment. Traders will watch whether the strength holds into the Friday close as analysts reassess AMZN's exposure to cloud spend and competitive dynamics in e-commerce and cloud services. Read more Market Domination for expert insights.

Knight-Swift Transportation Breaks Above 200-Day Moving Average

October 31, 2025, 5:54 PM EDT. Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc. (KNX) moved higher after crossing above its 200-day moving average near $45.22 on Friday, trading as high as $45.33. The stock was up about 3.5% intraday. The move adds confirmation of a potential bullish setup after forming a near-term breakout, with a 52-week range of $36.69 to $61.015 and a last trade around $45.05. Traders should monitor volume and any follow-through as KNX could test resistance near the 200-DMA or post further gains if buying interest persists.

BBAR Crosses Above 200-Day Moving Average: Bullish Move for Banco BBVA Argentina

October 31, 2025, 5:52 PM EDT. Banco BBVA Argentina SA (BBAR) breached its 200-day moving average of $4.80 on Monday, trading as high as $5.47. The stock is up roughly 13.4% on the session, signaling fresh bullish momentum. The latest trade hovered near $5.09, with the stock trading inside a 52-week range of $2.61 to $6.60. The chart compares one year of performance against the moving average, underscoring the near-term breakout above a key technical level. If momentum continues, the move above the 200-day line could attract additional buyers. The report also points readers to other stocks that recently crossed above their own 200-day averages.

ICF International Enters Oversold Territory: RSI Signals Potential Entry Point

October 31, 2025, 5:50 PM EDT. DividendRank places ICF International in the top half of its universe, signaling strong fundamentals and inexpensive valuation. Friday's session saw ICFI drop into oversold territory with an RSI of 25.0 and a low around $72.03. The stock's annualized dividend of $0.56 implies a yield near 0.66% when calculated from the referenced $85.46 share price. A lower price can improve income opportunities for dividend investors, and the RSI reading could indicate a potential entry point for those bullish on ICFI's dividend history.

CubeSmart (CUBE) Flits into Oversold Territory: RSI 29, 4.15% Yield Sparks Investor Interest

October 31, 2025, 5:48 PM EDT. CubeSmart (CUBE) tops Dividend Channel's DividendRank in the top quartile, pairing strong fundamentals with an inexpensive valuation. The stock slipped into oversold territory as the RSI hit 29.0, versus a universe average of 37.4. With shares trading as low as $39.44 and a recent annualized dividend of $1.72, the implied yield sits near 4.15% based on a $41.40 price. A cautious investor could view the RSI pullback as the near-term selling was exhausting, hinting at a potential entry point. Key factors to review include the dividend history and sustainability of payments. Note that, as always, dividends are not guaranteed; this article highlights opportunities rather than guarantees.

TransMedics Grants Inducement Stock Options and RSUs Under NASDAQ Listing Rule 5635(c)(4)

October 31, 2025, 5:46 PM EDT. TransMedics Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: TMDX) announced that on October 27, 2025 it granted non-qualified stock options to purchase 27,582 shares and 18,299 restricted stock units to 15 employees as inducements for employment, approved by the Compensation Committee under the company's Inducement Plan and Nasdaq Listing Rule 5635(c)(4). The options carry a per-share exercise price of $132.45, equal to the closing price on October 27, 2025. Options vest 25% on the first anniversary of employment, with the remaining 75% vesting in equal monthly installments over the next three years, subject to continued service. RSUs vest 25% on each of the first four anniversaries, subject to continued service. The grants support TransMedics' leadership in portable organ perfusion and assessment technologies.

GoDaddy (GDDY) Valuation After Recent Share Price Softness

October 31, 2025, 5:44 PM EDT. GoDaddy (GDDY) has faced short-term price softness despite steady revenue and net income growth. In the last 30 days the stock fell 7.37% and is down 36.28% year-to-date, though it shows a 3-year total shareholder return of about 74.45%. The analysis argues a valuation gap: a Fair Value of $187.75 suggests the stock is undervalued versus current levels, underpinned by a shift to recurring SaaS revenue and higher-margin EBITDA, targeting roughly 33% by 2026. Risks include intensified competition and continued customer churn that could temper growth, while solid annual growth in revenue and net income remains a positive. With shares trading roughly 49% below some analyst targets, the bull case hinges on execution and margin expansion despite near-term volatility.

Noteworthy Friday Option Activity: BX, SPOT and GILD

October 31, 2025, 5:42 PM EDT. Friday's notable option action centered on BX, SPOT, and GILD. Blackstone (BX) saw 16,715 contracts traded, about 1.7 million underlying shares and roughly 41.2% of its 1-month average volume. The standout was the $80 strike call expiring Jan 16, 2026 with 1,000 contracts (about 100,000 shares). Spotify (SPOT) posted 5,823 contracts (~582,300 shares), about 40.9% of its 1-month average volume. The $610 strike put expiring Nov 14, 2025 had 176 contracts (~17,600 shares). Gilead Sciences (GILD) traded 27,789 contracts (~2.8 million shares), around 40.6% of its 1-month average volume, with the $125 strike call expiring Oct 31, 2025 at 2,944 contracts (~294,400 shares).

Friday Options Spotlight: VRRM, CRDO and TGTX See Elevated Volume

October 31, 2025, 5:40 PM EDT. Notable Friday activity in the Russell 3000 includes VRRM, CRDO, and TGTX. Verra Mobility (VRRM) has traded 5,136 options today, about 513,600 underlying shares, roughly 46% of its 1-month avg volume. The standout is the $22.50 call expiring 12/19/2025, with 5,014 contracts (~501,400 shares). Credo Technology (CRDO) shows 28,185 contracts today, about 2.8 million shares, or 45.8% of its trailing 1-month volume. The top is the $200 call expiring 11/21/2025, with 1,357 contracts (~135,700 shares). TG Therapeutics (TGTX) has 6,821 contracts (~682,100 shares), about 44.5% of its 1-month avg. The most active strikes include the $29 put expiring 11/21/2025 with 1,109 contracts (~110,900 shares).

Noteworthy Friday Option Activity: DDOG, PCT, MTZ Drive Surging Volumes

October 31, 2025, 5:38 PM EDT. Friday's notable options activity across DDOG, PCT and MTZ shows sizable volumes relative to each stock's average daily turnover. DDOG traded 19,704 contracts (~2.0 million underlying), about 56.6% of its 1-month ADV of 3.5 million. The standout was the $165 strike call expiring Nov 14, 2025 with 2,709 contracts (~270,900 shares). PCT posted 18,530 contracts (~1.9 million shares, ~56.4% of ADV of 3.3 million), led by the $15 strike call expiring May 15, 2026 with 5,219 contracts (~521,900 shares). MTZ saw 5,527 contracts (~552,700 shares, ~56.3% of ADV 982,085), led by the $170 strike put expiring Dec 19, 2025 with 3,085 contracts (~308,500 shares). Charts accompany the report, and you can view additional expirations at StockOptionsChannel.com.

Noteworthy Friday Options Activity: CIFR, WBD, COMM Surge in Volume

October 31, 2025, 5:36 PM EDT. Friday's options flow highlighted notable activity across CIFR, WBD, and COMM. CIFR traded 223,882 contracts (about 22.4 million shares), roughly 44.3% of its average daily volume. The most active strike was the $18 put expiring 11/07/2025, with 26,335 contracts (about 2.6 million shares). A chart highlights the $18 strike on CIFR's trailing twelve months. WBD saw 133,226 contracts (about 13.3 million shares), about 43.7% of its monthly avg volume. The leading block was the $26 call expiring 11/21/2025, with 9,079 contracts (about 907,900 shares). A chart shows the $26 strike. COMM booked 16,861 contracts (about 1.7 million shares), roughly 43.4% of its avg daily volume. The biggest trade was the $20 call expiring 1/16/2026, with 3,213 contracts (about 321,300 shares).

Is BILL Holdings (BILL) Undervalued After Its Recent Rebound? Key Takeaways From the Latest Analysis

October 31, 2025, 5:34 PM EDT. BILL Holdings (BILL) has delivered a 90-day return of 17.4%, reigniting investor interest after a challenging year, even as the one-year TSR sits about -16.1%. The rebound adds a note of volatility, leaving investors to ask whether the stock is undervalued or simply re-rating. Shares still trade below some analyst price targets, with a widely cited fair value of $61.05 (UNDERVALUED) driven by the embedment of finance capabilities and the Embed 2.0 strategy. Upside depends on strategic partnerships, broader distribution, and higher customer acquisition and transaction volumes. Yet macro uncertainty and growing competitive threats could cap gains. The piece invites readers to explore the full narrative and to test their own outlook, mindful that valuations may already reflect much of the growth.

Motorola Solutions (MSI): Valuation Revisited After Recent Share-Price Softness

October 31, 2025, 5:28 PM EDT. Motorola Solutions (MSI) has faced recent share-price softness, prompting a fresh valuation check after a solid multi-year track record. YTD returns are around -5.93% and 12-month TSR -2.91%, with investors weighing whether the stock is now trading below its true value. The base case: a current price near $431.98 against a fair value of about $503.75 suggests upside if catalysts unfold. Proponents cite rapid adoption of AI-enhanced video security, spectrum monitoring, and mesh networking via SVX and Silvus, fueling double-digit growth in software/services and higher-margin, recurring revenue. Risks include potential shifts in government contract funding and slower cloud adoption. A separate view notes the stock trades at ~34x earnings vs. sector ~30.4x and a fair ratio ~29.4x, which could temper enthusiasm despite strong fundamentals.

AbbVie raises full-year forecast; Newell Brands stock plunges amid softer Q3 sales

October 31, 2025, 5:20 PM EDT. Markets closed mixed as AbbVie lifts its full-year forecast on booming anti-inflammatory drugs even as its beauty portfolio dampens some drug sales. The gain from AbbVie helped drag the Dow, while the Nasdaq outperformed on Amazon strength. In contrast, Newell Brands shares plunged after a soft Q3 showing and guidance cut, with full-year net sales now seen down about 4.5% to 5% as price hikes fail to offset tariffs. Traders digest whether AbbVie's growth offsets a tougher consumer backdrop for Newell. That's the Yahoo Finance Market Minute.

Cotton Rebounds Friday as Futures Rise; Crude and Dollar Edge Higher

October 31, 2025, 5:18 PM EDT. Cotton futures are up 12 to 43 points through Friday. Crude oil futures are up 22 cents to $60.80, while the U.S. dollar index has ticked higher to 99.600. The October 30 The Seam online auction showed 699 bales sold at 63.03 cents/lb. The Cotlook A Index gained 100 points to 77.40 cents. ICE certified cotton stocks fell by 4,303 bales on 10/30 to 13,749. Market watchers will note the mixed signals across commodities as prices move.

Wheat Bulls Rally into Midday as Dryness Supports Prices

October 31, 2025, 5:16 PM EDT. At midday Friday, the wheat complex posted gains: CBT soft red wheat up 5-6 cents, KC HRW up 5-8 cents, MPLS spring wheat 2-4 cents higher. The rally comes as dryness remains a concern for much of the U.S. wheat belt next week. In major supply news, the European Commission raised its EU wheat production to 133.4 MMT with ending stocks at 10.8 MMT. FranceAgriMer puts winter wheat planting at 67% complete, up 11 percentage points from last week. A South Korean mill importer bought 40,300 MT of Canadian wheat. Futures prices near lunchtime: CBOT Dec 25 around $5.30 1/4, Mar 26 $5.45 3/4; KCBT Dec 25 $5.20 1/4, Mar 26 $5.34 3/4; MGEX Mar 26 about $5.73.

Corn Holds Steady Friday as Harvest Price Discovery Ends; December Corn Near $4.22

October 31, 2025, 5:14 PM EDT. Corn markets held steady on Friday, with futures nudging higher by about a penny or less. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price rose 1/4 cent to $3.91 1/4. Today marks the final day of harvest price discovery for crop insurance, with December corn averaging $4.22 so far in October. In supply news, Ukraine corn exports totaled 0.8 MMT in October, down from 1.73 MMT a year earlier. Quotes show Dec 25 at $4.31 1/4, Nearby Cash at $3.91 1/4, Mar 26 at $4.44, and May 26 at $4.52. – Austin Schroeder

Soybeans Edge Higher at Midday on Rainfall and Export Demand

October 31, 2025, 5:12 PM EDT. Soybeans are pushing higher at midday, with front-month contracts up and nearbys supported by a light bull spread. Soymeal futures rise about $9.50/ton in the July contract, while Soy Oil gives back around 46 points. Heavy rains delivering 10-15 inches across SD, MN and IA have sparked flooding along the Missouri River, adding weather risk to the crop outlook. The USDA reported a private export sale of 228,000 MT of soybean meal to the Philippines for 2024/25. Export Inspections show soybeans shipments of 342,293 MT for the week ended 6/20, led by Egypt (113,216 MT), with Mexico and Germany also aloft. Year-to-date shipments total 41.23 MMT (1.51 bbu), down 16.2% from a year ago.

Cattle Market Mixed on Friday: Oct Live Cattle Up Ahead of Expiry, Feeder Cattle Down

October 31, 2025, 5:10 PM EDT. The cattle complex is mixed Friday. The live cattle futures show a gain in the October contract ahead of expiration, while other contracts fall about $2.80 to $3.30. Cash trades run around $230-$235 in the North and South, with the Fed Cattle Exchange reporting $236 on 134 of 820 offered. Feeder cattle futures slide by roughly $5.60 to $6.27 as the CME Feeder Cattle Index drops to about $352. Boxed beef is mixed-Choice near $378.67, Select near $359.23. Slaughter stands at 457,000 YTD, above last week but shy of last year.

Lean Hog Futures Mixed at Midday as USDA Data Shows Shifts in Primal Values

October 31, 2025, 5:08 PM EDT. Lean hog futures were mixed at midday, with nearby contracts up to 42 cents and down as much as 30 cents. The USDA base hog price on Friday morning was $85.41 per cwt, up $0.67. The CME Lean Hog Index slid to $91.83 as of Oct. 29, down $0.33. The pork carcass cutout value rose to $102.86 per cwt, up $2.58. Primal values were mixed: rib, ham and belly lower, while loin +$6.24, butt +$8.40, and picnic +$5.63 higher. Thursday's federally inspected slaughter came in at 483,000 head, for a weekly total of 1.947 million-down 1,000 from last week and 4,939 below the year-ago week. Market tone remains cautious amid evolving supply data.

Albertsons (ACI) Valuation in Focus as Shares Dip After Uneven Performance

October 31, 2025, 5:06 PM EDT. Albertsons Companies (ACI) shares slipped about 2% after an uneven stretch in 2024, as the stock's 1-year total return hovered near 2% and momentum cooled. With the current price around $17.91, the market questions whether the stock is undervalued or if growth is already priced in, given ongoing digital profitability and margin expansion bets. Proponents cite modernization efforts-automation, AI-driven inventory/pricing, centralized buying-that could trim labor and supply costs and lift long-term earnings power. The popular narrative pegs fair value around $23.63 (UNDERVALUED), but risks such as persistent labor costs and slower margin progress temper optimism. Investors should weigh the balance between potential growth and near-term headwinds, and consider how new efficiency programs might unlock additional value over the next 12-24 months.

Jumia (NYSE: JMIA) Valuation After 2024 Rally: Is the Stock Still Cheap?

October 31, 2025, 5:04 PM EDT. Jumia Technologies (NYSE: JMIA) has rallied 177.69% year-to-date, but recently slid 7.75% on a single trading day. Its 1-year total shareholder return stands at 135.43%, signaling renewed investor confidence in its long-term growth story. A current narrative pits momentum against valuation, with a fair value call of $6.99 and a conclusion that the stock is overvalued at recent levels. The bulls point to Jumia's rapid expansion into underserved African cities and rural areas, aided by rising internet access. Critics warn that gaps in logistics and digital infrastructure could cap user growth and compress margins. Key questions: could faster logistics improvements or earlier fintech adoption unlock upside, or is much of the future growth already baked into the price?

Midday Sector Leaders: Tech & Communications Lead as Energy Ranks Right Behind

October 31, 2025, 5:02 PM EDT. Tech & Communications leads midday trading, up 0.5%, as names like First Solar (FSLR) and Coinbase (COIN) advance 13.1% and 6.5%. Among tech ETFs, XLK is down 0.2% on the session but the year-to-date return remains +29.40%; FSLR is +49.86% YTD, COIN +40.85% YTD. FSLR makes up about 0.2% of XLK's holdings. The Energy sector is up 0.4%, with Chevron (CVX) and Expand Energy Corp (EXE) rising 3.3% and 2.4%. The XLE ETF is +0.6% on the day and +5.32% YTD; CVX +13.08% YTD, EXE +6.00% YTD. A trailing-12-month comparison chart accompanies the piece, and a sector snapshot shows three sectors up versus five down in afternoon trade.

Friday Sector Laggards: Utilities Drag Markets as Healthcare Edges Higher

October 31, 2025, 5:00 PM EDT. Friday afternoon saw Utilities as the session's laggard, slipping about 0.4%. Within the group, AWK and XEL fell roughly 1.8% apiece. The XLU ETF dipped 0.4% and remains up about 30.59% YTD. AWK is up 8.78% YTD and XEL up 4.82% YTD; together they account for roughly 5.2% of XLU's holdings. The next weak link was Healthcare, modestly higher at 0.1%. Large names MRNA and IDXX dropped 1.9% and 1.6%, respectively. The XLV ETF slipped 0.2% today and is up 12.11% YTD. MRNA is down 39.77% YTD and IDXX down 14.24% YTD; together they make up about 1.1% of XLV's holdings.

Walmart Declares $0.235 Dividend: 0.9% Yield, 28% Payouts Well Covered

October 31, 2025, 4:58 PM EDT. Walmart (WMT) will pay a $0.235 per-share dividend on Jan 5, yielding about 0.9% of the price. The payout is well covered by earnings and cash flow, with a projected payout ratio near 28% next year as EPS is forecast to grow about 28.8%. Walmart has a long history of stable distributions, rising from $0.653 in 2015 to $0.94 recently, an about 3.7% annual increase. While dividend growth may be muted, the stock remains a credible income stock thanks to solid coverage and growing earnings. Investors should weigh other factors beyond income, including risks and valuation, even as Walmart's dividend policy supports steady cash returns.

Chevron Stock Surges on Q3 Earnings Beat, but Growth Outlook Remains Muted

October 31, 2025, 4:52 PM EDT. Chevron (CVX) jumped about 2.4% mid-morning after delivering a stronger-than-expected Q3 beat on adjusted earnings of $1.85 per share on sales of over $49.7 billion. Analysts had expected $1.71 on $47.4 billion. The company produced a record 4.1 million BoE per day in Q3, up 21% year over year, though profit fell 27% from Q3 2024 on higher costs tied to the Hess acquisition and softer oil prices. Free cash flow slipped about 12% to $4.9 billion. Management did not provide Q4 guidance, leaving analysts to model roughly $6.68 of EPS and about $16.8 billion in free cash flow for the year. At roughly 23.5x 2025E earnings, the stock looks pricey unless oil-price momentum returns and earnings grow faster than 8% annually. Investors remain cautious.

Technical Short Covering Lifts Sugar Prices

October 31, 2025, 4:50 PM EDT. Technical short covering lifted sugar futures after a three-week slide pushed NY #11 SBH26 and ICE #5 SWZ25 higher. March NY sugar rose +1.12% and Dec London white sugar gained +1.01% as prices edged off multi-year oversold levels. The rebound comes despite ongoing supply expectations: Brazil Center-South production set to rise to a record 44 MMT in 2026/27, and global surplus forecasts from BMI Group (10.5 MMT for 2025/26) and Covrig Analytics (4.1 MMT) cite ample supply. India and Thailand output and monsoon rains add to bearish tone, with India potentially exporting up to 4 MMT. Still, technicals are supporting a short-cover rally amid oversold conditions. Market participants will monitor Brazilian weather, export outlook, and global surplus estimates for near-term direction.

BCE's Series AA Preferred Yield Clears 6% as PRA Trades Near $20.58

October 31, 2025, 4:48 PM EDT. On Friday, BCE Inc's Cumulative Redeemable First Preferred Shares, Series AA (BCE-PRA.TO) yielded above 6% based on its quarterly dividend annualized to $1.235. The shares traded as low as $20.58, leaving BCE-PRA with a 17.48% discount to its liquidation preference. The issue remains convertible. In intraday trading, BCE-PRA gained about 1.6%, while the common shares (BCE.TO) slipped around 0.2%. The setup underscores a yield-rich option in BCE's preferred stock complex amid a backdrop of price moves and convertibility features.

EPR Properties' Series E Preferred Shares Yield Breaks Above 7.5% as Price Dips

October 31, 2025, 4:46 PM EDT. On Friday, EPR Properties' 9.00% Series E Cumulative Convertible Preferred Shares (EPR.PRE) yielded above the 7.5% threshold based on its quarterly dividend of $2.25 (annualized). Shares traded as low as $29.56, underscoring value against the Real Estate preferred stock average of 7.81% per Preferred Stock Channel. As of the last close, EPR.PRE traded at a 20.16% premium to its liquidation preference versus an 11.82% average discount in Real Estate. The issue is convertible with a conversion ratio of 0.4512. In Friday trading, EPR.PRE was down about 0.1%, while the common shares (EPR) rose roughly 0.3%. The chart compares one-year performance of EPR.PRE versus EPR.

Tri Continental TY.PR Cumulative Preferred Yield Clears 5.5% Mark

October 31, 2025, 4:44 PM EDT. Tri Continental Corporation's $2.50 Cumulative Preferred Stock, TY.PR, traded with a yield just above 5.5% on Friday, based on an annualized $2.50 dividend, with shares dipping to about $45.10. The stock sits below liquidation preference by 8.26%, a wider discount than the Financial sector average of 8.96% per Preferred Stock Channel. The day's price action contrasted with the common, as TY.PR rose roughly 1.4% while TY gained about 0.1%. A one-year chart pits TY.PR against TY, and a dividend history shows historical payments on the $2.50 preferred. Investors should monitor the discount to liquidation value, the relative yield vs. peers, and the dividend history.

Public Storage Preferred Ser S Yield Clears 6% as PSA.PRS Trades at 31% Discount to Liquidation Value

October 31, 2025, 4:42 PM EDT. Public Storage's 4.10% Depositary Shares Cumulative Preferred Shares Ser S (PSA.PRS) traded with a yield above 6% after annualizing its quarterly dividend of $1.0248. The day's session saw PSA.PRS as low as $17.07, underscoring a yield that remains above the 6% threshold while still under the Real Estate preferreds average of ~7.81%. At last close, PSA.PRS sat about 31.28% below its liquidation preference, well ahead of the sector's ~11.82% average discount. Friday's move mirrored modest declines in both the preferred and common stock, with PSA.PRS down roughly 0.6%.

Two Harbors Series B Preferred Yield Tops 8.5% as Price Dips

October 31, 2025, 4:40 PM EDT. Two Harbors Investment Corp's Series B 7.625% Fixed-to-Floating Rate Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock (TWO.PRB) traded with a yield above 8.5% on Friday, based on an annualized dividend of $1.9062. The stock traded as low as $22.35, vs. the Real Estate category's average 7.81% yield per Preferred Stock Channel. The issue showed a 9.48% discount to liquidation preference, versus the category average of 11.82%. In intraday action, TWO.PRB was down about 0.9%, while the common TWO rose about 1.9%.

Analyst Slashes Fiserv Price Target by 55% After Guidance Cut and Leadership Overhaul

October 31, 2025, 4:38 PM EDT. Fiserv (FI) faces a rough re-rating after a brutal session where earnings guidance was cut and leadership was overhauled. Goldman Sachs slashed its price target by 55% to $81, and Morgan Stanley downgraded FI to Equal-Weight. The company posted Q3 2025 revenue of $4.92B and EPS $2.04, both below consensus for the period, with full-year guidance cut to $8.50-$8.60 per share and revenue growth of 3.5%-4%. Shares trade near $66, about a 73% drop from the all-time high, giving a market cap of roughly $35.4B. BTIG sees fair value in $50-$75. Management cited Argentina weakness, reliance on short-term actions, and ongoing margin compression into early 2026.

Microsoft Stock Slumps After Gates' OpenAI Assessment as OpenAI Valuation Hits $135B

October 31, 2025, 4:36 PM EDT. Microsoft's shares slipped Friday following a retrospective look at its early OpenAI bet. The chatter includes Bill Gates' infamous warning that you're going to burn this billion dollars, and Satya Nadella's acknowledgment of OpenAI's non-profit origins and Microsoft's high risk tolerance. Today, OpenAI has become the planet's most valuable private company, with Microsoft owning a 27% stake valued around $135 billion. Yet near-term headwinds persist as Xbox hardware revenue falls roughly 29% year over year, even as Microsoft has raised console prices. On the Street, analysts remain bullish, with a Strong Buy consensus based on 33 recent ratings and an average target near $632.78 per share, implying about 22% upside. The juxtaposition of AI gains and hardware softness shapes the near-term narrative for MSFT.

Daily Dividend Report: AAPL, AUB, WDC, RTX, ABBV

October 31, 2025, 4:32 PM EDT. Apple (AAPL) declares a $0.26 per share dividend, payable November 13, 2025, to holders of record November 10. Atlantic Union Bankshares (AUB) raises its quarterly dividend to $0.37 per share (+$0.03, ~8.8%), with record date November 14 and payment November 28, 2025; yield ~4.5% based on October 29 close of $32.82. Western Digital (WDC) declares a $0.125 dividend per share, payable December 18, 2025; record date December 4. RTX (RTX) announces a $0.68 dividend, payable December 11, 2025; record date November 21. AbbVie (ABBV) increases its quarterly dividend to $1.73, payable February 17, 2026; record date January 16, 2026; ~5.5% increase; part of the S&P Dividend Aristocrats.

Friday 10/31 Insider Buying Report: BAH and AVTR Notable Buys

October 31, 2025, 4:30 PM EDT. Friday's insider buys spotlight BAH and AVTR. CEO Horacio Rozanski bought 23,800 BAH shares at $84.66, totaling $2.01 million, his first insider purchase in a year. BAH is up roughly 4.8% in Friday trade. Separately, Gregory L. Summe, a director at Avantor, bought 100,000 AVTR shares at $11.25 for about $1.13 million; Summe has previously purchased AVTR five times in the last year, totaling around $2.5 million at an average $12.48. Both names are about 4.8% higher on Friday. These filings reflect insider confidence, but readers should weigh catalysts and market conditions.

Binance CEO pardon sparks scrutiny as Trump family deepens crypto ties

October 31, 2025, 4:26 PM EDT. Democrats and some Republicans say President Trump's pardon of Binance founder Changpeng Zhao is inappropriate amid disclosures of Binance's links to the Trump family's crypto ventures. Binance US promoted a Trump-affiliated stablecoin, USD1, and the WLFI token on X, expanding access to the World Liberty Financial project. USD1 is pitched as a U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin backed by regulated reserves including U.S. Treasuries. Zhao pleaded guilty to money laundering in 2023 and was pardoned on Oct. 23. Binance reportedly sought to route a $2-billion investment through an Abu Dhabi fund using USD1 via World Liberty, a venture run by Trump family members, increasing demand for the tokens. Critics, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren, argue such ties raise concerns about political influence and market integrity in crypto.

SPS Commerce Stock Slumps After Q3 Mixed Results and Conservative Guidance

October 31, 2025, 4:22 PM EDT. Shares of SPS Commerce are down about 24% after the company reported a solid Q3 with sales up 16% and adjusted EPS up 23%, but revenue missed Wall Street estimates. Management guided organic sales growth of 7-8% in 2026, far below the ~18% pace of the past five years. Despite the miss, SPS remains a leading player in cloud-based supply-chain services, with the CEO touting broad adoption and AI-driven data use cases. The stock trades near 21x free cash flow and is about 63% below its all-time high, contributing to an all-time low valuation. The setup is a growth story if demand re-accelerates, but near-term headlines reflect a cautious revenue trajectory.

Unusual Volume in SCZ ETF Highlights Friday's Active EAFE Small-Cap Trade

October 31, 2025, 4:18 PM EDT. Friday saw the iShares MSCI EAFE Small-Cap ETF (SCZ) trading about 6.0 million shares-well above its three-month average of ~1.1 million-while the ETF slipped ~0.7%. The day's heaviest-volume components included Bitdeer Technologies Group (down ~1.9% on >1.6 million shares) and Polestar Automotive Holding (down ~2.1% on ~1.4 million). On the winning side, Oddity Tech rose ~4.5%, though Kornit Digital fell ~2.1%. The report notes ongoing ETF activity and how single names can drive action within the fund. Video: Friday's ETF with Unusual Volume: SCZ.

Noteworthy Friday Option Activity: SMCI, LULU, CBOE

October 31, 2025, 4:16 PM EDT. Friday's options flow highlighted activity in SMCI, LULU, and CBOE. SMCI sees total options volume of about 200,692 contracts, roughly 20.1 million underlying shares, about 64.1% of its 1-month average volume of 31.3 million. The standout trade: the $55 strike call expiring October 31, 2025 with 23,105 contracts (around 2.3 million shares). For LULU, options volume hits 25,009 contracts, about 2.5 million shares, or 61.5% of its 1-month avg. Focused trade: the $170 strike call expiring October 31, 2025 with 1,169 contracts (~116,900 shares). CBOE shows 3,839 contracts (≈383,900 shares, ~54.7% of 1-month avg). The October 31, 2025 expiries are the focus.

Friday Options Spotlight: HII, XOM, CVX See Elevated Volume Across Key Strikes

October 31, 2025, 4:14 PM EDT. Friday's option activity highlighted notable flow in HII, XOM, and CVX. HII saw 4,514 contracts traded, about 451,400 underlying shares and roughly 102.7% of its 1-month ADV of 439,615 shares. The standout was the $220 put expiring Dec 19, 2025, with 2,000 contracts (about 200,000 shares). XOM traded 79,042 contracts, equivalent to about 7.9 million shares or 66.2% of its 1-month ADV (11.9 million). The $115 call expiring Oct 31, 2025 drew 5,675 contracts (≈567,500 shares). CVX moved 41,870 contracts, about 4.2 million shares and 65.7% of its 1-month ADV (6.4m). The $160 call for CVX expiring Nov 7, 2025 accounted for 4,609 contracts (~460,900 shares).

Cocoa Rallies as Bloomberg Commodity Index Adds Cocoa for First Time in Two Decades

October 31, 2025, 4:12 PM EDT. Cocoa prices firm after the administrator of the Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM) announced cocoa will be included in the index for the first time in two decades, starting January. December ICE NY cocoa rose about +1.27%, while December ICE London cocoa jumped over +3%. The shift could attract passive inflows since BCOM tracking assets topped $109 billion at end-2024, with cocoa weighting about 1.7%. Peak Trading Research estimates funds must buy roughly $1.9 billion in cocoa futures over the next 80 days. Support also came from a weaker pound, helping cocoa priced in sterling, and shrinking ICE inventories. Ivory Coast harvest is underway, with optimistic pod counts, but broader demand concerns persist as Hershey and other data point to slower US candy sales and soft global grindings.

Netflix Stock Split Sparks Accessibility as Nvidia Eyes Blackwell Sales in China

October 31, 2025, 4:10 PM EDT. Netflix is set to implement a 10-for-1 stock split, potentially boosting accessibility for everyday investors, with shares trading around $1,100. Separately, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said he still hopes to sell Blackwell chips in China someday, though there are no current plans. The remarks came a day after President Trump said he did not discuss Blackwell with Xi Jinping. In other news, Disney channels have gone dark on YouTube TV after a renewal dispute, and YouTube will offer a $20 credit if the content remains unavailable. This Market Minute from Yahoo Finance highlights how corporate moves and policy chatter are shaping sentiment in tech and media stocks today.

Which Of The Latest 13F Filers Hold AMAT? Key Takeaways From the 12/31/2024 Filings

October 31, 2025, 4:08 PM EDT. In the latest batch of 13F filings for the period ending 12/31/2024, Applied Materials (AMAT) is held by 12 of 37 funds. The piece cautions that 13F data show only long positions, not shorts. Among the positions, 4 funds increased AMAT, 3 cut theirs, and 3 initiated new positions; Pacific Global Investment Management Co. exited AMAT. The aggregate AMAT share count across funds rose by 2,708,710 shares (about 3.43%) from 78,979,365 to 81,688,075. The update flags ongoing appetite in semiconductors and suggests tracking how these funds adjust in future reporting periods.

Dollar Strength Undercuts Coffee Prices as Robusta Dips to 1-Week Low

October 31, 2025, 4:07 PM EDT. The rally in the dollar index (DXY) pressured coffee futures, with March arabica (KCH24) down about 1.18% and March robusta (RMH24) off roughly 0.76% as robusta prices slump to a 1-week low. Tight robusta inventories and sagging arabica stocks lend support, but bearish factors include a jump in Brazil's export estimates and a large crop forecast for 2024. Brazil's Dec green exports rose and ongoing dry conditions in Minas Gerais keep arabica alert. Vietnam's higher exports boost robusta supply, while Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have strained shipping, lifting costs and pressuring buyers away from Vietnamese beans. Traders will watch export data, weather, and stockpiles to gauge the near-term path for both arabica and robusta.

Tech earnings lift US stocks as Amazon and Nvidia lead gains

October 31, 2025, 4:04 PM EDT. Today's session sees broad gains with SPX up 0.62%, Dow +0.21%, and Nasdaq 100 +1.14%. Futures point higher as Amazon surges >10% on blowout earnings and upbeat guidance; Nvidia adds ~1% amid AI partnerships. News also highlights MNI Chicago PMI strength, though Fed remarks and geopolitical risks capped intraday gains. Traders price roughly a 62% chance of another 25 bp rate cut at the December FOMC, with markets eyeing an 82 bp cut by end-2026 to ~3.06%. Signs of easing tensions surface as Trump-Xi tariff truce and partial trade rollbacks support risk appetite. With 173 S&P 500 firms reporting, about 80% have beaten estimates, underscoring resilient tech earnings.

Crude Prices Rise on Venezuela Geopolitics; WTI and Gasoline Rally Amid Sanctions and OPEC+ Watch

October 31, 2025, 4:02 PM EDT. Crude prices climbed today as markets weigh US plans for potential strikes on Venezuela against growth-supportive headlines. Front-month WTI (CLZ25) rose about +0.69%, and RBOB gasoline (RBZ25) added roughly +0.32%, with gasoline posting a 1-month high. The move is tempered by a stronger dollar index and softer China PMI data. Traders also monitored sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil and possible OPEC+ supply adjustments for December. Reports of planned attacks on Venezuelan crude facilities could disrupt supply, while reduced Russian exports underpin some support. The market is balancing a looming global oil surplus forecast for 2026 with geopolitical risks that may limit upside in the near term.

S&P 500 and Nasdaq Rally as Amazon Leads Explosive Tech Momentum

October 31, 2025, 4:00 PM EDT. U.S. stocks opened higher on Friday as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq advanced, led by big tech. The Dow Jones rose about 0.1% to around 47,588, hovering near its Oct. 28 record close. The S&P 500 gained roughly 0.7% and the Nasdaq climbed about 1.5%, signaling fresh tech momentum. Returns were helped by gains in Apple and Amazon, lifting sentiment across the market. Traders noted October's resilience despite lingering uncertainty about Fed rate cuts and the risk of a U.S. government shutdown. Market breadth was positive early, with strength concentrated in software and cloud names, while mixed economic signals and thin domestic data suggested policy expectations might remain unchanged near term.

DAKT vs. ROK: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?

October 31, 2025, 3:58 PM EDT. Among Electronics – Miscellaneous Products stocks, DAKT and ROK are evaluated for value by combining the Zacks Rank with the Value portion of the Style Scores. DAKT carries a #2 Buy with improving earnings revisions, while ROK sits at #3 Hold. Valuation highlights include forward P/E: DAKT 17.41 vs ROK 31.77; PEG: 0.58 vs 3.28; P/B: 3.33 vs 11.33. Based on these metrics, DAKT earns a Value grade of A, and ROK a D. Conclusion: supported by its stronger earnings outlook and lower valuation, DAKT appears the superior value option at present. For more, readers can explore the latest Zacks stock reports and recommendations.

Shaping the Next Era of Global Growth: Nasdaq Leaders at IMF-World Bank Week

October 31, 2025, 3:54 PM EDT. Nasdaq Chair and CEO Adena Friedman joined global policy leaders at the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Washington to discuss how AI, market resilience, and financial inclusion can power sustainable growth. Friedman noted that since 2024, the Nasdaq 100 is up about 47% while constituent earnings rose ~32%, signaling investor confidence in a brighter, AI-driven future. The panel underscored the need for pro-innovation regulation and cross-border collaboration to expand access to capital, boost productivity, and strengthen global supply chains. Sweden was highlighted as a model for a policy regime that encourages private investment through financial literacy, tax-advantaged savings, and locally invested pensions. As markets price in the AI revolution, Nasdaq aims to build more resilient, inclusive capital markets worldwide.

UP Fintech Holding (TIGR) Sees Explosive Profit Growth, More Upside Ahead

October 31, 2025, 3:52 PM EDT. UP Fintech Holding (TIGR) posted explosive profit growth in its latest report, with another robust quarter expected. The China-based online broker has gained over 65% this year and is testing a key level in a consolidation pattern. Its client assets rose 36.3% year over year to a fresh high of $52.1 billion. Investors are eyeing continued upside as the company leverages growing activity and monetization in a competitive market.

India's IPO Frenzy: LG's $1.3B Oversubscribed in 6.5 Hours as Domestic Capital Fuels Boom

October 31, 2025, 3:50 PM EDT. India's IPO market is roaring as domestic capital fuels a new wave of listings. The LG Electronics India IPO was oversubscribed in 6.5 hours, the fastest in 17 years among major Indian offerings, and the listing later jumped about 48%. On day one, Lenskart Solutions drew solid demand with a 1.13x subscription against a Rs 7,278 crore issue, underscoring robust participation from domestic investors. Bloomberg notes total proceeds approaching last year's record, while data show foreign inflows waning and a rising share for domestic funds, insurers, and retail. The trend signals a shift toward a self-sufficient IPO ecosystem with roughly 75% domestic participation in 2025, though valuations and potential retracements remain risks for retails.

Which Funds Held Thermo Fisher (TMO) in the Latest 13F Filings (March 31, 2025)

October 31, 2025, 3:48 PM EDT. An examination of the latest 13F filings for the March 31, 2025 period shows Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) held by 15 of the newest filers. The article cautions that 13F filings reflect only long positions, omitting shorts, which can color interpretation. Among the 13F cohort, 6 funds raised their TMO shares since 12/31/2024, 5 trimmed, and 1 initiated a new position. The aggregate TMO share count among the 1,900 funds surveyed rose by 585,296 shares, or about 5.54%, rising from 10,564,564 to 11,149,860. The piece notes the buildout in holdings among select managers and outlines the top holders on 3/31/2025. This snapshot shows how hedge funds are positioning around TMO in the latest batch of filers.

DexCom Stock Crashes After Strong Q3 as 2026 Outlook Signals Slower Growth

October 31, 2025, 3:44 PM EDT. DexCom (DXCM) shares were down about 17% by late morning after reporting a solid third quarter but guiding for 2026 growth that analysts may view as below expectations. Q3 revenue rose 22% to $1.21 billion and adjusted EPS was $0.61, beating estimates. The company lifted FY revenue guidance to $4.63-$4.65 billion but flagged higher costs from third-party components, trimming expected gross margin to about 61% due to material waste. Management signaled that long-term growth might miss the Street expectations, with the top end of the 2026 range likely below consensus. The stock now trades near pre-pandemic levels on valuation around a 28x forward P/E.

Dollar Firms on Hawkish Fed Speak as Markets Weigh Rate Cuts

October 31, 2025, 3:34 PM EDT. The dollar rose about +0.22% as hawkish Fed rhetoric kept expectations for near-term rate cuts in flux. The DXY climbed to a ~2.75-month high after Kansas City Fed President Jeff Schmid and Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan opposed cuts, echoing Powell's note that December action is not a foregone conclusion. Strong Oct Chicago PMI (43.8, +3.2) supported risk sentiment but limited dollar liquidity demand. Markets price roughly a 62% chance of a 25bp cut at the December FOMC and about 82 bps of easing by end-2026 to 3.06%. In FX, EUR/USD slid ~0.37% amid ECB vs Fed divergence, while USD/JPY moved little. The ECB pricing implies a small chance of a December cut.

Is the Stock Market in a Bubble? What It Means for Your Retirement Portfolio

October 31, 2025, 3:32 PM EDT. Is the stock market in a bubble? Goldman Sachs Research says not yet, noting that AI-driven gains reflect solid fundamentals rather than irrational speculation. Yet the market has a concentration risk: the top 10 U.S. companies now make up nearly a quarter of global equity, with eight being tech giants. Investors should guard against risk with diversification, says Colin White of Verecan Capital Management, and consider different indexing approaches such as equal-weighted vs market-weighted to reduce exposure. While earnings season can spark jitters, the message is to build a resilient portfolio-think in terms of a sturdy boat that can weather uncertain weather. Staying patient and focused on fundamentals can help protect your retirement plan during a potential volatility spell.

Reddit stock jumps after strong earnings, ad growth and user gains

October 31, 2025, 3:27 PM EDT. Reddit's stock jumped after the social network beat third-quarter estimates and issued a brighter forecast. Q3 revenue rose 68% year over year to $585 million, and EPS came in at $0.80, beating consensus of $0.51. The company forecast Q4 revenue of $655-665 million, above the $638 million expected. Analysts highlighted strong ad demand and a quick ramp in advertisers, with nine of the top 15 verticals growing more than 50%. Daily active users climbed 19% to 116 million, while globally logged-in users reached 50.2 million. Other revenues, including data partnerships with Google and OpenAI, rose 7%. Management noted ongoing investments in automation to lift ROAS. The market rally reflects optimism on Reddit's advertising momentum, user growth, and expanding monetization prospects.

LPL Financial Breaks Above 200-Day Moving Average, LPLA Rallies

October 31, 2025, 3:24 PM EDT. Shares of LPL Financial Holdings Inc (LPLA) surged after crossing above their 200-day moving average around $352.00, trading as high as $395.75 on Friday. The stock was up about 9.9% on the session, with the last trade near $372.24. The 52-week range runs from $262.83 to $402.98. This move signals momentum as LPLA breaches the long-term trend, potentially setting the stage for further gains if the stock maintains above the moving average.

Descartes Systems Group Becomes Oversold as RSI Dips to 28.1 (DSGX)

October 31, 2025, 3:22 PM EDT. Descartes Systems Group Inc (DSGX) slipped into oversold territory as its Relative Strength Index fell to 28.1, below the 30 threshold. The stock traded as low as $92.55, while the last price hovered near $100.51. The RSI contrast with the SPY at 38.0 suggests momentum is waning on recent selling. Bulls could view the 28.1 reading as a potential exhaustion signal and look for near-term entry points if momentum begins to reverse. Over the past year, DSGX traded between a 52-week low of $87.20 and a 52-week high of $124.31. Investors should weigh fundamentals and any company-specific catalysts as they consider a rebound.

MEOH Bullish Cross: Methanex Clears Above 200-Day Moving Average

October 31, 2025, 3:20 PM EDT. Shares of Methanex Corp (MEOH) surged after crossing above the 200-day moving average, rising to as high as $41.47. On the session, the stock was up about 8.1%, with a last trade near $41.43. The stock's 200-day moving average sits at $41.20, and the breakout signals renewed momentum as the price holds above this key level. Over the past year, MEOH has traded between a 52-week low of $28.73 and a 52-week high of $56.79. If the move sustains, traders will watch whether the price can establish support near the $41.20 level. The note also points readers to other dividend stocks crossing above their 200-day moving average.

S&P 500 Analyst Moves: Schlumberger (SLB) Up to #19

October 31, 2025, 3:18 PM EDT. Schlumberger (SLB) advances to the #19 analyst pick in the latest S&P 500 component rankings, rising one spot. The rank is calculated by averaging broker opinions across the 500 components and ordering the tickers by those averages. Year-to-date, SLB is roughly 14.2% lower, highlighting mixed sentiment despite the upgrade. A video recap titled 'S&P 500 Analyst Moves: SLB' accompanies the note. The views expressed are those of the author and may not reflect Nasdaq, Inc.

Vantage Investment Partners Liquidates Entire Floor & Decor Stake (FND), Sparking Debate Over Stock's Outlook

October 31, 2025, 3:16 PM EDT. Vantage Investment Partners fully exited its position in Floor & Decor Holdings (NYSE: FND), selling 232,178 shares for an estimated $17.64 million as of Q3 2025, per an October 30, 2025 SEC filing. Post-trade, the fund has zero reportable stake, reducing its AUM exposure from about 1.28% to 0%. Floor & Decor now sits with no material active position for Vantage, though the company remains a notable name among its holdings, alongside UnitedHealth Group, Alphabet, Nvidia, Microsoft and EQT. The shares traded around $69.08 on Oct 29, 2025, down 31% YoY and lagging the S&P 500 by roughly 50 percentage points. Investors will weigh whether the exit signals concern about housing/retail cycles or broader market conditions.

Friday Sector Leaders: Semiconductors and Entertainment Stocks Lead the Market

October 31, 2025, 3:14 PM EDT. On Friday, semiconductor stocks led gains, rising roughly 2% as a group, with AXTI up about 18.2% and Astera Labs up about 14.8% to top the list. The rally extended into downstream sectors as entertainment stocks climbed about 1.9% overall, helped by Roku up roughly 11.5% and Reddit up about 17.8%. The session highlighted a mixed but positive risk tone, with chip makers driving leadership while consumer and media-related names showed resilience. Traders watched for potential catalysts in semi equipment and streaming platforms, adding to Thursday's moves. The data note carries the usual disclaimer from Nasdaq, Inc.

Friday Sector Laggards: Education & Training Services and Auto Parts Drag the Market

October 31, 2025, 3:13 PM EDT. On Friday, Education & Training Services shares lagged, sliding about 3.1%. The decline was led by Adtalem Global Education (≈28% drop) and Perdoceo Education down around 4.9%. In auto parts, the group fell about 1.3%, pressured by Luminar Technologies (≈45% drop) and Cooper-Standard Holdings (≈14% lower). The session underscored mixed sentiment for education equities and auto-parts suppliers, as investors weigh earnings prospects, cost pressures, and demand signals. Video: Friday Sector Laggards: Education & Training Services, Auto Parts.

Friday ETF Movers: TAN Gains as CXSE Dips; Solar Leaders Lead

October 31, 2025, 3:10 PM EDT. On Friday, the Invesco Solar ETF (TAN) is leading among ETFs, up about 3.3%. Within TAN, First Solar jumps about 14.6% and Canadian Solar climbs roughly 12.6%. The WisdomTree China ex-State-Owned Enterprises Fund (CXSE) is weaker, down about 1.9%. Among CXSE components, Tal Education Group is down about 4.8% and Zeekr Intelligent Technology Holding down about 1.1%. A video recap-"Friday's ETF Movers: TAN, CXSE"- accompanies the coverage.

Brighthouse Financial (BHF) Bullish Cross Above 200-Day Moving Average

October 31, 2025, 3:08 PM EDT. Brighthouse Financial Inc (BHF) cleared its 200-day moving average of $53.20 on Friday, trading as high as $57.50 and leaving the session up about 25.7%. The move marks a bullish cross and could draw fresh buyers as the stock sits near the middle of its 52-week range. The session saw a last trade near $57.77, with the year's low at $42.07 and high at $64.12. If the trend continues, traders will watch for a sustained close above the moving average and volume confirmation for a potential rally.

Disney (DIS) Pulls ESPN and ABC from YouTube TV: Market Impact on DIS & GOOG/GOOGL

October 31, 2025, 3:06 PM EDT. Disney (DIS) has pulled ESPN and ABC from YouTube TV after failing to strike a new distribution deal. The disruption could weigh on near-term subscriber dynamics and investor sentiment around DIS as media rights costs rise and streaming negotiations heat up. The setback underscores the fragility of carriage agreements in the evolving streaming era, with YouTube TV users affected and platform players like Alphabet's GOOG/GOOGL watching the impact on engagement and monetization. Analysts say the stock reaction will hinge on subscriber impact, potential compensation terms, and Disney's progress with its direct-to-consumer strategy. In a market where content carriage drives volatility, this dispute serves as a reminder of the sensitivity around Disney's content and its broader media portfolio.

Stocks Rally as Amazon Earnings Lift Tech; S&P 500, Nasdaq Lead as Fed and Trade News Enter Focus

October 31, 2025, 3:04 PM EDT. Stocks rose as Amazon's blowout earnings lifted mega-cap tech, with the S&P 500 up 0.46%, Nasdaq 100 up 0.94%, and the Dow up 0.10%. Amazon gained >11%; Western Digital jumped ~8% on strong Q1 revenue; Nvidia rose ~1% on AI partnerships. December futures also higher. A solid U.S. data backdrop included the Oct MNI Chicago PMI at 43.8, while hawkish Fed commentary from KC's Schmid and Dallas's Logan argued against near-term cuts. Markets price ~65% odds of a 25bp cut in December and ~82 bps of easing by end-2026 to 3.06%. A U.S.-China tariff truce boosted sentiment, including fentanyl tariffs cut to 10% and a pause on reciprocal moves; China resumes soy purchases. The week features 173 S&P 500 earnings, with ~80% beating forecasts; Q3 profits +7.2% y/y, sales +5.9% y/y.

Bitcoin Slumps as Crypto Traders Brace for Fed Moves and Trump-Xi Signals

October 31, 2025, 2:56 PM EDT. Bitcoin plunged over 4% on Thursday to as low as $106,290, before rebounding to about $107,900, leaving it down more than 5% from a month ago. The price swings come as the Fed delivered cuts taking the policy range to 3.75%-4%, while Powell warned that further cuts are not guaranteed in December. Traders also weighed a softer tone from Trump after talks with Xi Jinping, with tariffs cut from 57% to 47% (a 10-point drop). The crypto space has cooled after a record high near $125,245 on Oct. 5, and shares of other tokens like Ethereum, BNB, XRP, and Solana also fell sharply. Longer-term comparisons still look better versus a year ago, but volatility remains a hallmark of the space.

Apple earnings beat on top and bottom lines as iPhone 17 demand fuels double-digit growth outlook; China sales disappoint

October 31, 2025, 2:53 PM EDT. Apple (AAPL) topped estimates on the top and bottom lines in Q4, delivering EPS of $1.85 on revenue of $102.5 billion, and guiding for double-digit iPhone growth in the year ahead. While the iPhone business posted $49.03 billion in Q4 revenue, it missed some estimates, and China sales disappointed, awaiting a rebound in Q1. CEO Tim Cook flagged supply constraints on the new iPhone 17 amid high demand, while CFO Kevan Parekh touted record fiscal year revenue and the expanding installed base. Apple's market cap briefly surpassed the $4 trillion threshold, underscoring its scale as rivals like Microsoft and Nvidia push higher. The iPhone 17 lineup adds Pro and Pro Max design refinements and the new lighter iPhone Air; the phones were only on sale for a few weeks in the period.

Morgan Stanley: dividend-growing stocks could deliver higher returns

October 31, 2025, 2:51 PM EDT. In a volatile market, Morgan Stanley argues that dividend-growing stocks can provide reliable income and help stabilize portfolios. Todd Castagno says that when growth slows and rates fall, stable, higher-yielding dividends become more appealing as cash and fixed-income options lose appeal. The bank's ideas target Russell 1000 constituents with market caps above $100 billion that have increased dividends by at least 15% QoQ over the last 12 months. Highlights include PG&E (0.64% yield), which raised its dividend 150% YoY; Goldman Sachs (2.03% yield), whose dividend was raised 33% QoQ; and Eli Lilly, supported by strong demand for Zepbound and Mounjaro. Historically, larger dividend increases tended to align with greater outperformance.

Cindrigo debuts on LSE with WtE and geothermal baseload energy strategy

October 31, 2025, 2:48 PM EDT. Cindrigo Holdings began trading on the London Stock Exchange's Main Market under the ticker CINH after a £2.06m fundraising and the conversion of £9.3m in convertible loan notes, issuing 333.9m ordinary shares and valuing the group at about £40.07m at the placing price. The company targets long-term growth in baseload renewables-primarily waste-to-energy (WtE) and geothermal-across Europe, led by CEO Lars Guldstrand. Its flagship Kaipola Plant in Finland (110 MW CHP WtE) is expected to restart in late 2025 and scale through 2026. Cindrigo also holds 85% of three German geothermal projects in the Upper Rhine with potential for lithium extraction, aiming for over 300 MW of capacity; policy supports via EEG (€0.252/kWh for 20 years) and BEW subsidies help bolster returns.

Amazon jumps 12% on Q3 beat; raises 2025 capex to $125B as AWS and AI drive growth

October 31, 2025, 2:42 PM EDT. Amazon topped Q3 estimates with a solid all-around beat and boosted its 2025 capex outlook to $125 billion. The gains were powered by a cloud rebound led by AWS, which posted 20% revenue growth to about $33 billion and generated $11.4 billion in operating income, roughly two-thirds of the company's profit. The advertising business also strengthened, rising 24% to $17.7 billion. Revenue rose 13% to $180.17 billion, and EPS came in at $1.95 versus $1.57 expected. Analysts note a strong moat around core businesses and healthy organic growth opportunities in high-margin AWS and AI-related demand, even as rivals press for cloud deals. The stock jumped about 12% on the news.

Stocks Slide as Tech Leads Decline on Powell Hawkish Comments and Q3 Earnings (Oct 31, 2025)

October 31, 2025, 2:40 PM EDT. U.S. stocks closed lower as tech led declines after a batch of earnings and hawkish comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell. The Dow fell 109.88 points to 47,522.12, the S&P 500 slid 68.25 to 6,822.34, and the Nasdaq dropped 377.33 to 23,581.14. The VIX edged up to 16.91 as decliners outpaced advancers; volume ran below the 20-session average. Sector resilience faded with consumer discretionary, communication services, materials and tech among the worst performers. The third-quarter earnings season remains active, with Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOGL) and Meta Platforms (META) reporting around the close; on Thursday, MSFT and META fell 2.9% and 11.33%, respectively. MSFT flagged about $35B in capex for Q1 FY2026 with higher spending ahead; Meta signaled higher AI-driven capex.

ASICS (TSE:7936) Valuation Under Scrutiny After Strong Rally

October 31, 2025, 2:39 PM EDT. ASICS (TSE:7936) has surged this year, with shares near ¥3,960 and a year-to-date return of 29.5%, while a one-year total shareholder return tops 52.6%. Long horizons look even stronger: three-year and five-year total returns exceed 600% and 1,000%, underscoring sustained momentum. The stock trades at a lofty P/E of 37.7x, well above the JP Luxury sector average (~13x) and peer levels, suggesting investors are pricing in faster growth or margin expansion. Yet the market's appetite could temper if growth slows; the implied fair value per market consensus appears near or below the current price, per the SWS DCF model. Investors should weigh whether future earnings can justify the premium or if downside risks to demand temper the upside.

Amazon hoists Wall Street toward another winning week and month

October 31, 2025, 2:34 PM EDT. Amazon's 11% surge dominates trading as the S&P 500 climbs 0.6%, trimming losses from Thursday and eyeing a third straight weekly win and a sixth straight monthly gain-the longest monthly winning streak since 2021. The Dow is up about 65 points and the Nasdaq climbs around 1.1% as Amazon's quarterly results highlight booming cloud growth reaccelerating to 2022 pace. Apple trades near flat after beating estimates, supported by iPhone demand and services. Elsewhere, Reddit jumps 16% after stronger quarterly results; Coinbase rises 9.1% on profit beat; Netflix announces a 10-for-1 stock split. AbbVie slides 3.8% despite strong quarter. The market remains focused on profit growth amid concerns stocks look expensive versus earnings expectations.

COPT Defense Properties (CDP) Crosses Above 200-Day Moving Average

October 31, 2025, 2:32 PM EDT. On Friday, COPT Defense Properties (CDP) crossed above its 200-day moving average of $27.95, touching as high as $28.70. The stock was up about 3.4% on the session, with the last trade around $28.33. Over the last year, the shares have ranged from a 52-week low of $23.9215 to a 52-week high of $34.22. A breakout above the 200 DMA can be a bullish signal, though investors should weigh volume, trend context, and dividend considerations. This piece also notes other dividend stocks that recently crossed their 200-day moving averages.

XLP Enters Oversold Territory as RSI Dips to 29.9

October 31, 2025, 2:30 PM EDT. XLP, the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund, slipped into oversold territory on Friday as its RSI fell to 29.9. The ETF traded as low as $75.81 intraday, with a last price near $76.14, and the 52-week range cited at $75.605 – 84.35. The S&P 500 currently shows an RSI of 62.4, contrasting with XLP's weakness. A bullish reader might view the 29.9 RSI as a sign that recent selling pressures could be approaching exhaustion and look for potential entry point opportunities on the buy side. Over the past year, XLP's performance sits near the lower end of its range, and the fund is down about 0.5% on the day.

FSTA Enters Oversold Territory as RSI Drops to 28.4

October 31, 2025, 2:28 PM EDT. The Fidelity MSCI Consumer Staples Index ETF (FSTA) slipped into oversold territory after an RSI reading of 28.4. The indicator, on a scale of 0-100, signals potential downside exhaustion when below 30. By comparison, the S&P 500 sits around 62.4, suggesting relative weakness for FSTA versus the broader market. The latest data show a near-term trading range with a 52-week low of $47.45 and a 52-week high of $52.96, while the last trade hovered around $48.55 and the daily move was about -0.5%. A bullish case views the RSI plunge as a potential entry point for buyers, though further momentum weakness remains a risk.

VDC Oversold as RSI Dips to 28.3; Potential Rebound in Sight

October 31, 2025, 2:26 PM EDT. Shares of the Vanguard Consumer Staples ETF (VDC) slipped into oversold territory after an RSI reading of 28.3. The indicator, on a 0-100 scale, signals possible reversals when below 30, in contrast to the S&P 500 RSI of 62.4. The fund spans a one-year range of roughly $202.955 to $226.7252, with the last trade near $208.18 (down about 0.5% on the day). A 28.3 RSI may suggest the recent selling is exhausting, potentially creating entry point opportunities on the buy side. Investors should watch for confirmatory price action and volume before entering new positions.

IEFA Among the Latest 13F Filers: Who Held the iShares Core MSCI EAFE ETF on 06/30/2024

October 31, 2025, 2:24 PM EDT. From the latest 13F filings for 06/30/2024, IEFA was held by 14 of the 28 funds reviewed. As with all 13F data, the picture excludes shorts and other nuances, but it helps spot trends among managers. In this batch, funds added or reduced IEFA positions: 5 increased, 5 decreased, and 3 new positions were created. The aggregate IEFA share count across all examined funds fell to 132,912,318 from 134,690,736, a drop of about 1.32%. The total change across these filings was +133,275 shares and +$4,906k in market value. Watch for further developments as hedge funds continue to file for the 06/30/2024 period.

Stock Market Today: SPY, Nasdaq Futures Rise as Amazon and Apple Lift Markets; Netflix Split, Reddit Surges

October 31, 2025, 2:22 PM EDT. U.S. stock futures rose on Friday after Thursday's slide, with SPY and QQQ higher in premarket trading. Amazon jumped about 12% after strong Q3 results, helping broad gains, while Apple rose nearly 2% on better-than-expected earnings. The Nasdaq declined a day earlier, weighed by mixed reports from Meta and Microsoft. The 10-year yield stood around 4.11% and the two-year around 3.61%, with markets pricing a ~66.8% chance of a Fed rate cut at the December meeting. In focus: Netflix up after a 10-for-1 stock split; Reddit surging after quarterly results; Strategy (MSTR) up on 7%+ move despite mixed results.

FTSM Crosses Below 200-Day Moving Average as ETF Dips to $59.46

October 31, 2025, 2:20 PM EDT. FTSM briefly breached its 200-day moving average of $59.51, trading as low as $59.46 on Wednesday and currently down about 0.3%. The 1-year performance relative to the MA is shown in the chart, with the fund's 52-week range bottom at $59.2638 and top at $59.76 against a last trade of $59.48. The move adds to a string of technical signals as investors scan for momentum shifts; readers can click to see which other ETFs recently crossed below their 200-day moving average.

VAW crosses below 200-day moving average as price slips toward $196

October 31, 2025, 2:18 PM EDT. Vanguard Materials ETF (VAW) dipped below its 200-day moving average of $196.06 on Friday, trading as low as $193.63. The move comes as the fund hovered around a -0.6% change on the session. The latest action follows a year-long view chart showing performance relative to the 200-day SMA. In the last 12 months, VAW traded between a 52-week low of $161.43 and a 52-week high of $213.52, with the most recent print near $195.45. Traders may monitor the next price levels for a potential test of the 200-day line or a possible bounce, depending on broader market momentum and sector demand for materials.

UYLD Crosses Below 200-Day Moving Average as Angel Oak UltraShort Income ETF Dips to $51

October 31, 2025, 2:16 PM EDT. Angel Oak UltraShort Income ETF (UYLD) fell below its 200-day moving average of $51.19 on Friday, trading as low as $51.14. The move comes as the ETF slipped about 0.3% on the day. The chart shows UYLD over the past year tracking near its long-term average, with a 52-week range of $50.74 to $51.46. The last trade at $51.14 sits near the mid-point of that range. Investors will watch for whether the drop signals a short-term pullback or a broader shift in appetite for ultra-short income exposures. The data reflect price action on a single session and should be considered in the context of broader market moves and the ETF's daily liquidity.

Vontier Corp (VNT) Crosses Below 200-Day Moving Average, Falls to $36.14

October 31, 2025, 2:14 PM EDT. On Friday, shares of Vontier Corp (VNT) traded as low as $36.14, after crossing below its 200-day moving average of $37.73. The stock was down about 1% on the session, with a last trade of $37.46. The 52-week range runs from $27.22 to $43.88. The move signals a technical shift as price tests support near the 200-DMA, a key benchmark watched by traders. The chart compares one year of performance against the moving average, highlighting how price has interacted with the trend line over time.

Morning News Wrap-Up: Friday's Biggest Stock Market Stories

October 31, 2025, 2:12 PM EDT. Friday's market wrap highlights the latest big moves and headlines, but the piece foregrounds a critical notice: backtested results are not indicative of future performance. The disclaimer explains that TipRanks Smart Score performance is based on retroactive modeling with historical data, and that changes to assumptions-such as liquidity, trade execution, or fees-can materially alter outcomes. Readers are cautioned that backtests are illustrative and may reflect hindsight bias, not actual trades or real-world market factors. The filing underscores the importance of evaluating methodology, the model's assumptions, and regulatory considerations when interpreting performance scores.

Stock Market Live Oct 31: S&P 500 Rises on Halloween as Earnings Beat Drive VOO Higher

October 31, 2025, 2:08 PM EDT. Markets kicked off Halloween with a modest rally as the S&P 500 shrugged off mixed signals after the Magnificent 7 capped a strong earnings night. Apple and Amazon topped forecasts, helping tech lift the index. Netflix surprised investors with a 10-for-1 stock split, adding to the week's consumer-tech chatter. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled a cautious path, delivering a 0.25% rate cut while warning a December move isn't guaranteed amid diverging committee views. Economists still see a high probability of at least one cut over the next two meetings. The VOO ETF rose about 0.6%, reflecting earnings-driven optimism and rate-cut expectations.

Princes Group London IPO opens muted as shares dip; aims to raise £400m

October 31, 2025, 2:04 PM EDT. Princes Group marked its London Stock Exchange debut today with a muted investor response. The IPO is aiming to raise £400m, valuing the group at about £1.16bn, with shares priced at 475p. By 1:06pm GMT they traded around 473.95p, down about 0.2%. The Liverpool-based unit of NewPrinces seeks capital to fund expansion and potential M&A. CEO Simon Harrison said the float supports growth and jobs, while executive chair Angelo Mastrolia pointed to the UK as the largest market. Princes produces brands such as Napolina, Batchelor's, and Jucee. NewPrinces bought Princes from Mitsubishi last year and later floated its Italian dairy arm Centrale del Latte d'Italia.

FAS ETF Sees Large Outflow; SPGI Up, PGR Slightly Lower, BX Declines

October 31, 2025, 2:00 PM EDT. Week-over-week, ETF Channel tracks a notable outflow from the Direxion Daily Financial Bull 3X Shares (FAS): about $167.8 million, a 6.4% drop in shares outstanding (from 16,399,289 to 15,349,289). Among FAS's largest components, SPGI trades up about 0.5%, PGR down around 0.1%, and BX lower by roughly 1.3% today. The data highlight how fund-level flows can move the ETF's holdings via share creation/destruction. The chart notes FAS's 52-week range: a low of $92.66, a high of $189.23, versus a last trade near $159.86. Traders often compare the price to the 200-day moving average to gauge trend. For a full holdings list and other outflows, see the FAS holdings page.

IVW ETF Outflow Alert: APP Rises, BSX Flat, PANW Edges Higher

October 31, 2025, 1:58 PM EDT. ETF Channel flags a notable week-over-week outflow in the iShares S&P 500 Growth ETF (IVW), down about 0.2% to 542.9 million shares from 543.8 million, totaling roughly $112 million. Among IVW's largest components, AppLovin Corp (APP) rose about 3.5%, Boston Scientific (BSX) traded flat, and Palo Alto Networks (PANW) gained about 0.6%. The chart shows a last price near $125.17, with a 52-week range of $79.31 to $126.605. The article also notes IVW's closeness to its 200-day moving average as a potential technical reference. For broader context, a link points to other ETFs with notable outflows.

USMV Weekly Outflow Highlights MCK, APH, MSI Moves

October 31, 2025, 1:56 PM EDT. ETF Channel flags a notable week-over-week swing in the iShares MSCI USA Min Vol Factor ETF (USMV): an estimated $121.2 million outflow, sliding shares from about 244 million to 242.7 million-a 0.5% drop. Among USMV's top components, MCK is down about 0.6%, APH up about 0.4%, and MSI lower by roughly 3.9%. The fund's last price is $93.08, within a 52-week range of $83.99-$95.59. A look at the 200-day moving average helps gauge momentum. For more detail, see the USMV Holdings page and ETF Channel's note on other notable outflows.

IWS ETF Sees Large Outflow as HOOD, GLW, COIN Rally

October 31, 2025, 1:54 PM EDT. Week-over-week data show a notable outflow from the iShares Russell Mid-Cap Value ETF (IWS), with roughly $89.4 million leaving the fund, a 0.6% decline to 99.7 million shares. Among IWS' largest holdings, HOOD up about 7%, GLW up ~1.4%, and COIN up ~7.1% in today's trading. The ETF's 52-week range sits at $108.85 to $141.68, while the latest trade runs around $138.26. Traders often compare the price to the 200-day moving average as a basic technical signal. The report notes weekly unit creation/destruction as a driver of flows, which can influence component activity.

Noteworthy ETF Outflows: SCHM Drives Week-Over-Week Declines as SNDK, TPR, STLD Move

October 31, 2025, 1:52 PM EDT. Week-over-week reveals notable activity among ETFs: the Schwab U.S. Mid-Cap ETF (SCHM) posted an estimated $88.2 million outflow, a roughly 0.7% decline in shares outstanding (from 409.35M to 406.35M). Among SCHM's top holdings, SNDK rose about 1.6%, TPR gained ~0.4%, while STLD was largely flat. The release appears in ETF Channel's weekly flow update, which tracks creation and destruction of ETF units and how that can influence underlying holdings. SCHM's 52-week range sits between $22.41 and $30.3051, with a latest price near $29.54 and the chart comparing price to the 200-day moving average. For a full holdings list, visit the SCHM page.

Netflix to launch 10-for-1 stock split to widen investor access

October 31, 2025, 1:50 PM EDT. Netflix plans a 10-for-1 stock split that will take effect after the close on Friday, Nov. 14. Shareholders will receive nine new shares for each held, with the price trading at about one-tenth of its pre-split level starting Monday, Nov. 17. The company says the move resets the stock to a level that's more accessible to employees participating in the option program and to retail investors. The stock was up around 3% near $1,123 in recent action, lifting year-to-date gains to about 26% and helping it outperform the S&P 500. Splits are typically viewed as liquidity boosters and a sign of confidence in further gains, not a negative signal as with reverse splits.

Boeing (BA) Crosses Below Key 200-Day Moving Average

October 31, 2025, 1:48 PM EDT. In Friday trading, Boeing (Symbol: BA) crossed below its 200-day moving average of about $199.60, dipping to $198.30. The stock was up about 0.8% on the session. The accompanying chart shows BA's one-year performance relative to the 200-day moving average. The 52-week range spans $128.88 to $242.69, with a last trade near $202.48. DMA data is from TechnicalAnalysisChannel.com. Traders may watch for how price behaves near the 200-day moving average as a near-term momentum indicator.

AAP Breaks Below 200-Day Moving Average

October 31, 2025, 1:46 PM EDT. Advance Auto Parts Inc (AAP) slipped below its 200-day moving average of $48.44 on Friday, trading as low as $47.02 and finishing the day down about 4.3%. The latest print sits near the middle of its 52-week range of $28.89 to $70.00, with a last trade around $47.53. The breach of the key long-term trend line could attract technical selling and raise questions about near-term momentum, though traders will watch for a potential rebound or a test of nearby support. If the stock continues to soften, the break below the 200-day line may be interpreted as a negative signal, while a bounce could validate a renewed up bias.

US stocks rally as Amazon, Netflix, Tesla and Palantir lift markets

October 31, 2025, 1:44 PM EDT. US stocks rose as strong results from Amazon, Netflix, Tesla, and Palantir boosted sentiment. The S&P 500 gained about 0.6%, the Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.2%, and the Dow added 99 points (+0.2%). Traders cited a rebound in tech earnings, led by Amazon's AWS with 20% revenue growth to $33 billion and about $11.4 billion in operating income, underscoring AI momentum. Netflix's 10-for-1 stock split helped lift sentiment, while Getty Images licensing with Perplexity AI drew attention. A thaw in US-China tensions via a one-year trade truce supported risk appetite, though Nvidia export controls and TikTok divestment remain on investors' radar. It's shaping up to a positive October and weekly finish.

Bank of America names the best hedges against an AI meltdown

October 31, 2025, 1:42 PM EDT. Bank of America outlines hedging strategies for AI-driven market stress, recommending a mix of traditional safe-haven assets and defensive positioning. The firm's analysis suggests investors consider gold and U.S. Treasuries as ballast, along with defensive sectors and risk-management tools such as options or volatility strategies. The goal is to protect portfolios from technology-induced volatility while maintaining potential for upside through diversification. The note emphasizes liquidity, transparency, and a disciplined rebalancing plan to weather possible AI-related disruption.

Markets Rally as AI Giants Deliver Strong Earnings; Nasdaq Leads on Amazon, Nvidia and Apple News

October 31, 2025, 1:40 PM EDT. US stocks gained Friday as investors welcomed strong earnings from Amazon and other tech giants, keeping October on track for a monthly win. The Nasdaq Composite jumped about 1.2%, while the S&P 500 rose 0.6% and the Dow Jones edged up 0.2%. Fresh Magnificent Seven results renewed growth optimism for tech megacaps and eased fears about AI infrastructure costs. Amazon (AMZN) surged to a record intraday, buoyed by a 20% jump in AWS revenue, while Apple (AAPL) hit a holiday-quarter high before retreating. Nvidia (NVDA) gained on a wave of AI chip deals in South Korea, and Netflix (NFLX) advanced after a 10-for-1 stock split. Fed commentary kept rate expectations in view as October's gains look solid, potentially ending its streak of negative months.

AI stock picks spark wild results as investors pit bots against human advisers

October 31, 2025, 1:35 PM EDT. Last year, Harpaul Sambhi tested whether an AI agent could beat his human wealth manager. He allocated 10% of his portfolio to AI-recommended stocks via Deep Research in ChatGPT, citing Nvidia, TSMC, and miners. Over the year, the ChatGPT-driven portfolio delivered about 35% returns, while the human adviser rose ~40% – roughly in line with a ~15% gain for the S&P 500. The experiment highlights how many adults are turning to generative AI for financial guidance, with 2/3 of adults who used AI reporting it helped, yet more than half who acted on AI advice say they made a mistake. Analysts warn that choosing stocks with chatbots can be risky, and winners may come from AI-savvy companies rather than flashy tips.

Stocks rebound as Amazon, Nvidia lift Big Tech; S&P 500, Nasdaq rise

October 31, 2025, 1:32 PM EDT. U.S. stocks rebounded Friday, with the Nasdaq up 1.2%, the S&P 500 0.6%, and the Dow 0.2% as investors shrugged into strong earnings from Amazon that revived faith in Big Tech. Amazon jumped after posting solid Q3 results and a 20% surge in AWS revenue, while Apple hit a new high before trimming gains. Nvidia advanced on fresh South Korea AI deals, and Netflix rose on a 10-for-1 stock split. The rally comes as fresh Magnificent Seven results rekindle growth expectations and ease worries about AI infrastructure spending. Fed speakers suggested policy could stay tight for longer amid persistent inflation. October is shaping up with the Nasdaq set for about a 5.3% rise, and the S&P 500 and Dow ahead by around 2.6% or more-first positive October since 2022.

Netflix Announces 10-for-1 Stock Split Ahead of November 17 Trading

October 31, 2025, 1:28 PM EDT. Netflix is set to execute a 10-for-1 stock split after the close on Friday, November 14, with split-adjusted trading beginning Monday, November 17. Shareholders will receive nine new Netflix shares for each one owned, preserving overall stake while reducing the per-share price. The move aims to boost accessibility for employees participating in the stock-option program and may widen appeal to external investors after a year-to-date rally. In recent sessions, NFLX rose roughly 3% as shares push ahead about 26% for 2024 against the S&P 500's gains. Elsewhere, DexCom slid on a cautious revenue outlook and Apple climbed to fresh highs on strong holiday-season guidance.

DYNF Leads ETF Inflows with $215M Week-Over-Week Spike; DUK, PH, TRV Movers

October 31, 2025, 1:25 PM EDT. ETF Channel flags a notable week-over-week inflow for the iShares U.S. Equity Factor Rotation Active ETF (DYNF), reporting about $215.2 million in new units, a 0.8% lift from 471.6 million to 475.2 million. Among DYNF's top holdings today, Duke Energy (DUK) slipped about 0.7%, while Parker-Hannifin (PH) rose roughly 0.7% and Travelers (TRV) fell about 0.6%. The ETF's latest price sits near its 52-week high of $61.38 versus a low of $42.10, with a last trade near $61.00. Large inflows can imply demand for the factor-rotation approach and may impact the ETF's underlying holdings as new units are created.

USHY High Yield ETF Sees $102.4M Inflow, 1.2% WoW Rise in Shares Outstanding

October 31, 2025, 1:22 PM EDT. In ETF Channel's weekly notes, the iShares Broad USD High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (USHY) posted a notable inflow of about $102.4 million, lifting shares outstanding by roughly 1.2% (from 205.8 million to 208.3 million). The price context shows a last trade near $41.03, with a 52-week range of $40.42-$41.80 and a read relative to the 200-day moving average. This flow signals demand for exposure to high-yield USD corporate bonds and reflects how unit creation/destruction can influence an ETF's holdings. The note also explains how weekly flow data helps gauge investor interest in USHY and similar ETFs.

IVE Leads ETF Inflows as SCHW, TXN and COF Move

October 31, 2025, 1:21 PM EDT. Week-over-week, the ETF Channel universe shows notable inflows to the IVE (iShares S&P 500 Value ETF), with an estimated $218.7 million increase in outstanding units, about 0.5% to 203,950,000 from 202,900,000. Among IVE's top components, SCHW is down about 1.1%, TXN is up about 0.5%, and COF is higher by roughly 0.7%. IVE's 52-week range spans from a low of $165.45 to a high of $211.71, with a last trade near $208.94. The chart compares performance to the 200-day moving average, a common technical gauge. A holdings list and further reading are available on the IVE page.

Notable Inflow Detected in DBEF ETF; SE, CYBR, TEVA in Focus

October 31, 2025, 1:18 PM EDT. ETFs channel reports a notable week-over-week inflow into the X-trackers MSCI EAFE Hedged Equity Fund (DBEF), about $201.9 million and a 2.5% rise in outstanding units (170,550,001 to 174,750,001). Among DBEF's top holdings, Sea Ltd (SE) is up ~0.6%, CyberArk Software (CYBR) up ~0.6%, and Teva Pharmaceutical (TEVA) up ~0.4%. The piece also notes DBEF's 52-week range of $37.8081 to $48.30 with a last price of $48.01, alongside a reference to the 200-day moving average. The report highlights how ETF unit creation and destruction can affect underlying holdings and points readers to the DBEF Holdings page for a full list.

BBEU and ASCE Lead ETF Inflows: 22.8% and 38.6% Week-Over-Week

October 31, 2025, 1:16 PM EDT. Across ETF Channel's coverage universe, BBEU posted the largest inflow, adding 21,600,000 units for a 22.8% week-over-week rise. By percentage change, ASCE led inflows with 357,000 additional units, a 38.6% increase in outstanding shares. The findings illustrate ongoing demand shifts among ETF categories, with traders seeking liquidity and broad/modest exposure. The report is tied to a video, 'BBEU, ASCE: Big ETF Inflows,' and includes the standard disclaimer that the views are those of the author, not Nasdaq, Inc.

SLV Leads ETF Outflows; NDEC Down 37.4% in Units Outstanding

October 31, 2025, 1:15 PM EDT. In the ETF Channel universe, the largest outflow by units outstanding occurred in iShares Silver Trust (SLV) with 19,850,000 units removed, a 3.6% week-over-week drop. The biggest percentage-outflow was in the NDEC ETF, shedding 925,000 units and sliding 37.4% from the prior week. This signals shifting demand or liquidity dynamics in precious-metal exposures and related strategies as investors rebalance. Watch for any rebound in SLV liquidity or policy-driven demand for silver exposure; NDEC weakness may reflect changes in its underlying holdings or ETF-specific flows. VIDEO: SLV, NDEC: Big ETF Outflows.

Dogecoin Price Momentum: From Meme to AI-Powered Rewards with FLAMGP

October 31, 2025, 1:06 PM EDT. Dogecoin (DOGE) has evolved from meme to a widely recognized, community-driven cryptocurrency, favored for fast, low-cost transactions and real-world use. As DOGE gains traction with exchanges, payment systems, and brands, it is presented as both a digital asset and a movement. The article introduces FLAMGP, an AI-driven platform that pairs AI computing power with blockchain incomes, offering daily rewards without traditional mining. Users can register on the FLAMGP site, select an AI computing contract linked to DOGE, and earn daily returns. Contract options range from a few days to two months, with varying investment levels and predictable income. The piece concludes that DOGE's innovation continues to ride on community spirit, expanding through AI-enabled utility and broader ecosystem integration.

Still a Buy Despite Price Target Cut: Top Analyst Backs MSTR After Q3 Beat

October 31, 2025, 1:02 PM EDT. BTIG's Andrew Harte reiterates a Buy rating on MSTR after the Q3 2025 results, even as he lowers the price target to $630 from $700. Harte argues the stock remains an attractive way to gain exposure to Bitcoin, noting MicroStrategy's growing 'credit factory' and four preferred equity offerings that let investors pick different levels of exposure and yield. In Q3, Earnings came in at $8.42 per share on $128.7 million revenue, beating estimates. The company now holds about 640,808 BTC, valued around $70.9 billion, with an average cost of $74,032 per coin. MicroStrategy raised its dividend rate on Series A Preferred to 10.5%. Despite a 37% YTD decline, the stock trades around 1.3x MNAV vs a long-run average of 2.1x, per Harte, suggesting an attractive entry point amid a volatile Bitcoin backdrop.

Stock Market Live October 31: S&P 500 Rises on Apple and Amazon Earnings

October 31, 2025, 1:00 PM EDT. Stocks edged higher as Apple and Amazon earnings beats helped lift the S&P 500 in premarket trading. Apple posted EPS of $1.85 vs $1.77 expected, while Amazon delivered EPS of $1.95 beating $1.57 estimates. The S&P 500 was up about 0.8%, trading around 6,913 as investors digest the latest results. In other news, Netflix announced a 10-for-1 stock split to broaden accessibility for employees and investors. The move could broaden the stock's appeal as it resets share price. Traders remain focused on earnings season momentum and how big tech results shape the broader market. Stay tuned for live updates and more earnings coverage.

US Stocks Rally as Apple and Amazon Forecasts Lift Wall Street

October 31, 2025, 12:56 PM EDT. U.S. equity indices opened higher on Friday after upbeat forecasts from Apple and Amazon, with the Dow up about 0.13%, the S&P 500 up 0.74%, and the Nasdaq up 1.51% at 09:30 a.m. ET. Traders weigh corporate optimism against the likelihood of a December Fed rate cut. In commodities, gold slipped 0.4% to around $4,009.24 per ounce, while silver rose to about $49.02. On oil, Brent traded near $65.29 a barrel and WTI around $61.10 as supply dynamics and a firmer dollar press prices. The session highlights resilient growth bets amid mixed data.

Cotton Falls Thursday as Front-Months Slip; Demand Hopes Surface on Trump-Xi Talks

October 31, 2025, 12:54 PM EDT. Cotton prices are weakening Thursday, with front-months down 16 to 21 points and futures off about 80 to 90 points. Crude oil futures fell about 17 cents to $60.31 and the US dollar index rose to about 99.36. Talks after a Trump-Xi meeting raised hopes China will buy more U.S. agricultural goods, but no specifics for cotton were given; tariffs on some U.S. ag products could be lifted. The Seam's Wednesday auction sold 8,719 bales at 60.14 cents/lb on average. The Cotlook A Index rose 45 points to 76.40 cents. ICE-certified stocks were steady at 18,052 bales. Nearby: Dec 25 65.12 (-89), Mar 26 66.69 (-82), May 26 67.91 (-80).

Soybeans Fall to Start Halloween Trade as Front-Month Futures Waver; China Meeting Boosts Trade Hopes

October 31, 2025, 12:52 PM EDT. Soybeans are trading lower to start Halloween week, with front-month contracts showing a 3-5 cent slip as a choppy session followed a China/US meeting. The futures curve narrowed after a wide Thursday range, while open interest declined amid liquidation in the November position ahead of first notice day. Overnight deliveries issued for November beans reached 677, and the cash bean price rose about 13/4 cents to around $10.26 1/4 according to the national average. Soymeal and Soy Oil posted mixed moves, with Soymeal up and Oil down. Traders noted a recent rally lifting the October-average price, with harvest-season comparisons to last year providing context for insurance pricing. Watch for further developments on demand from China.

Cattle futures edge higher as cash trades stabilize; Fed Cattle Exchange at $235.50

October 31, 2025, 12:50 PM EDT. Live cattle futures posted modest gains in the front months, with October up $3.87 as open interest fell 1,753 contracts. Cash trade was around $230 in the north and near $235 in the South; the Fed Cattle Exchange online auction cleared $235.50 on 443 of 1,706 head. Feeder cattle futures softened in the front months, while the rest of the curve showed mixed moves. The CME Feeder Cattle Index dropped to $352. USDA Wholesale Boxed Beef prices were higher, with Choice at $378.27 and Select at $359.52; the Chc/Sel spread was $18.75. Slaughter for the week to date ran above last week but below last year.

Lean Hogs Mixed Friday as December Futures Lead Gains

October 31, 2025, 12:48 PM EDT. Lean hog futures closed mixed, with nearby December up a nickel and other contracts steady to 50 cents lower. USDA's national base hog price fell 79 cents to $84.74, while the CME Lean Hog Index slipped 17 cents to $91.86 as of Oct. 28. The pork carcass cutout value rose 4 cents to $100.28 per cwt, led by gains in the rib and belly primals. Slaughter data showed Thursday's federally inspected hogs at 483,000, keeping the week total at 1.947 million, down 1,000 from last week and 4,939 below the same week last year. The setup remains data-driven as the market digests supply signals. For more updates, consider Barchart's commodity analysis.

Baker Hughes (BKR) Ex-Dividend Ahead: $0.23 Quarterly Dividend

October 31, 2025, 12:46 PM EDT. Baker Hughes Company (BKR) will trade ex-dividend on 2/11/25 with a quarterly payout of $0.23, payable 2/21/25. At a recent price around $46.98, the $0.23 dividend equates to about 0.49% of the stock. The annualized yield is near 1.96%. The stock's 52-week range runs from $28.63-$49.40, with the last trade near $46.85. In Friday trading, BKR was down roughly 3.8%. This history helps gauge whether the latest payout may continue and how the current yield compares with investors' expectations going forward, even as the dividend picture remains just one facet of the stock's risk and reward.

Corn Starts Friday with Weakness as Front-Month Futures Slip

October 31, 2025, 12:45 PM EDT. Corn is slipping on Friday after Thursday's rally, with front-month futures down about 2-5 cents and intraday gains fading. Open interest advanced, led by July-December contracts. The March contract expires today with no overnight deliveries. The CmdtyView national average cash price rose to $4.27 3/4. Export Sales showed 967,348 MT sold in the week to 3/6, a three-week high but still 24.6% below the year-ago pace. Mexico remained the top buyer at 431,600 MT, with 194,100 MT sold to Japan; unknown destinations reduced 285,900 MT as shipments shifted. New-crop cash was $4.16 1/2. Korea buyers continued, with revisions in Brazil/Argentina estimates. Overall, export pace remains below last year, shaping price action.

Wheat Bulls Get Spooked as Prices Slip and OI Falls

October 31, 2025, 12:42 PM EDT. Wheat complex extended losses Thursday as futures in all U.S. zones declined and open interest retreated. CBT soft red wheat futures fell about 7-8 cents; KC HRW off 9-10 cents; MPLS spring wheat down around 9-10 cents. OI dropped sharply, with declines of roughly 7,900 contracts on CBT and 4,383 on KC. A dryness outlook across much of U.S. wheat country next week adds to downside pressure. On the supply side, the EU raised its wheat production by 0.8 MMT to 133.4 MMT, with ending stocks at 10.8 MMT. FranceAgriMer pegged winter wheat planting at 67% complete, up 11 percentage points WoW. CBOT Dec 25 wheat near $5.24, Mar 26 around $5.40; KCBT and MGEX futures also lower.

Ex-Dividend Reminder: Banner, Hanmi Financial and MetLife Set to Trade Ex-Dividend on 11/4/25

October 31, 2025, 12:38 PM EDT. Dividend Channel flags three names trading ex-dividend on 11/4/25: Banner Corp. (BANR), Hanmi Financial Corp. (HAFC), and MetLife Inc. (MET). Banner will pay $0.50 per share on 11/14/25, Hanmi $0.27 on 11/20/25, and MetLife $0.5675 on 12/9/25. At BANR's recent price of $60.75, the dividend implies about 0.82% yield; HAFC's payout suggests roughly 1.01% and MET's about 0.72%, all else equal. The article notes how ex-dividend trading can push stock prices lower by the indicated percentages. Current estimated annual yields stand at about 3.29% (BANR), 4.02% (HAFC), and 2.87% (MET) if past dividends continue. Friday action showed BANR down ~0.5%, HAFC down ~0.2%, MET up ~1.1%.

Ex-Dividend Reminder: LVS, SPH, and PEBO Trade Ex-Dividend on 11/4/25

October 31, 2025, 12:36 PM EDT. On 11/4/25, LVS, SPH, and PEBO go ex-dividend for their upcoming payouts. Las Vegas Sands will pay a quarterly dividend of $0.25 on 11/12/25; Suburban Propane Partners will pay $0.325 on 11/11/25; Peoples Bancorp will pay $0.41 on 11/18/25. Based on LVS's recent price of $58.95, the ex-date move is about -0.42%; SPH is seen about -1.76% and PEBO about -1.42%, all else equal. Estimated annualized yields are 1.70% (LVS), 7.03% (SPH), and 5.69% (PEBO). In intraday trading, LVS is up ~0.3%, SPH up ~1.1%, PEBO up ~0.3%. The note includes dividend history charts; dividends are not guaranteed and can change.

Roku Q3 Earnings Beat: Revenue Up 14% and First Positive Operating Income Since 2021

October 31, 2025, 12:34 PM EDT. Roku reported Q3 2025 results that beat expectations, with revenue of $1.21 billion up 14% and net income turning positive at $24.8 million, delivering EPS of $0.16. Analysts had anticipated about $1.1 billion in revenue and $0.09 in adjusted earnings. The gain was led by the Platform revenue of $1.065 billion, up 17%, while Devices revenue declined 5% to $146 million. The Platform operating margin was 51.7% (vs 54.2% a year ago), and total operating profit was $9.5 million as gross profit rose 9% to $525 million. Roku raised its full-year outlook for Platform revenue to about $4.11 billion and sees double-digit Platform growth in 2026, aided by stronger ad demand and partnerships such as the Amazon DSP integration.

US stock futures rise 0.7% as Amazon leads pre-market rally

October 31, 2025, 12:33 PM EDT. US stock futures are up ~0.7%, led by Amazon (AMZN) after solid results. The move highlights a continuing k-shaped market powered by a few leaders (Mag7) and the AI trade. The S&P 500 has record territory even as about 9% of its components sit at 52-week lows. In pre-market trading, notable movers include AbbVie (ABBV) down 1.6%, Apple (AAPL) up 2%, Brighthouse Financial (BHF) up 24% on takeover chatter, Charter Communications (CHTR) down after EBITDA miss, Netflix (NFLX) up on a stock split and Warner Bros. Discovery bid chatter, Newell Brands (NWL) down 18%, and Western Digital (WDC) up 9%.

Archrock (AROC) Ex-Dividend Reminder: $0.19 payout on 2/12/25; yield ~2.72%

October 31, 2025, 12:18 PM EDT. Archrock Inc (AROC) goes ex-dividend on 2/12/25 for a quarterly payout of $0.19 per share, payable 2/19/25. At a recent price around $27.98, the annualized yield is about 2.72%. The ex-dividend drop is roughly 0.68%, all else equal, when markets open on 2/12/25. The stock's 52-week range is $16.05-$30.44, with a last trade near $28.48. In active trading, AROC was down about 0.3%. Dividends help assess sustainability and how this payout fits into the stock's risk/return profile.

CEO Rozanski's $2M Insider Buy Highlights Confidence in Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH)

October 31, 2025, 12:16 PM EDT. Insider buying by top executives can signal confidence. In the latest move, Horacio Rozanski, President and CEO of Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corp. (BAH), purchased 23,800 shares at $84.66 for a total value of about $2.01 million. Rozanski's average cost sits at $84.66, and the stock traded around $83.66 in the session, with prints as low as $82.23. The deal underscores insider confidence in Booz Allen Hamilton's path, alongside a 52-week range of about $82.23 to $190.59 and a current quarterly dividend of $2.20 per share (~2.7% annualized) with an upcoming ex-date of 11/14/2025. While a single buy isn't a guarantee, such top-brass purchases are closely watched by investors seeking a potential catalyst for shares (BAH).

Ex-Dividend Reminder: SRCE, BY, and AA Set to Trade Ex-Dividend on 11/4/25

October 31, 2025, 12:14 PM EDT. Dividend Channel notes that on 11/4/25, SRCE, BY, and AA will trade ex-dividend for upcoming payouts. SRCE will pay a quarterly dividend of $0.40 on 11/14/25; BY $0.10 on 11/18/25; AA $0.10 on 11/21/25. Based on SRCE's price of $59.56, the ex-dividend move implies about 0.67% lower at open; BY about 0.37%; AA about 0.27%. Estimated annual yields (based on recent dividends) are 2.69% for SRCE, 1.49% for BY, and 1.09% for AA. Note that actual moves depend on market conditions. Investors may review dividend history charts for context.

Stock futures rebound as tech rally lifts Amazon and Apple; Reddit, Netflix in focus

October 31, 2025, 12:12 PM EDT. Stock futures are higher as tech names lead a rebound after strong results from Apple and Amazon. Dow and S&P 500 futures tick up while Nasdaq 100 climbs about 1.3%. Amazon jumps more than 12% in premarket on cloud-driven strength, with AWS revenue up 20% YoY to $33B and a raised capex forecast to about $125B, signaling ongoing AI infrastructure investment. Apple beats estimates and guides a robust holiday quarter, with revenue at $102.5B and services revenue a record $28.75B. Reddit shares rise on earnings beat and outlook; Netflix adds to gains after announcing its first stock split in a decade. Investors monitor Powell remarks and a firmer 10-year yield near 4.1%, along with Gold, Bitcoin, and crude moves.

Stock Futures Edge Higher as Fed Meeting Opens; Amazon Cuts 14,000 Jobs, UnitedHealth Rises, UPS Surges

October 31, 2025, 12:03 PM EDT. Stock futures edged higher ahead of the Fed's two-day policy meeting as traders weigh a possible rate cut and a flood of earnings. The Dow and S&P 500 futures rose modestly while gold slid from its recent peaks and Treasury yields hovered near 4%. In corporate news, Amazon said it will cut about 14,000 corporate roles, as AI-driven efficiency gains weigh on the workforce. UnitedHealth rose after lifting its full-year outlook, underscoring strength in the health-insurance group. UPS jumped on better-than-expected results from the logistics giant. Investors also monitored ongoing U.S.-China trade talks, with optimism that a deal could emerge. Bitcoin drifted lower while the broader earnings slate keeps risk sentiment in play ahead of the Fed decision.

Palantir Q3 Results Preview: Nov. 3 Could Move PLTR Stock

October 31, 2025, 12:00 PM EDT. Palantir (PLTR) heads into its Q3 print on Nov. 3, with analysts eyeing a report card that could drive near-term volatility. The company has posted rapid revenue growth, lifting 12-month sales to about $3.44 billion and expanding government and commercial client bases, aided by its AIP platform that integrates large language models with sensitive data. Bulls point to stronger guidance and a potential uplift in 2025 revenue, while critics note lofty forward multiples in excess of market peers and the stock's outsized rally since 2020. The focus will be whether Palantir can beat revenue and earnings estimates and confirm its long-term growth trajectory, including government contracts like Maven and Army deals and continued enterprise adoption of Foundry and Gotham.

Actelis Receives Nasdaq Notice of Equity Compliance; Extends Bid-Price Deadline and Plans Reverse Split

October 31, 2025, 11:58 AM EDT. Actelis Networks announced that Nasdaq notified the company it has demonstrated compliance with the Nasdaq Capital Market's stockholders' equity requirement under Rule 5550(b)(1). Nasdaq also granted an extension to meet the $1.00 bid price requirement under Rule 5550(a)(1) through December 5, 2025. The company has scheduled a special meeting of shareholders on November 7, 2025 to seek approval for a reverse stock split to timely regain compliance with the bid price. If maintained, a Panel Monitor would apply for one year through October 28, 2026; failure to satisfy criteria could lead to a delisting. Quote from CEO Tuvia Barlev expresses optimism about sustaining equity compliance and regaining bid price compliance. Actelis provides cyber-hardened, hybrid fiber-copper networking for IoT and government sectors.

Nasdaq Futures Extend Gains After Amazon and Apple Results Boost Sentiment

October 31, 2025, 11:54 AM EDT. December Nasdaq 100 E-mini futures rose about 1.1% as Amazon (AMZN) and Apple (AAPL) delivered strong results and guidance, helping sentiment. AMZN jumped over 12% after cloud growth accelerated and solid Q4 guidance; AAPL climbed over 1% on better-than-expected FQ4 results and upbeat holiday demand. In the prior session, major indices finished lower, with META sliding about 11% and MSFT down near 3%. CMG fell over 18% after trimming full-year sales targets, while CHRW jumped more than 19% on better Q3 EPS and higher 2026 guidance. The earnings calendar remains active with Exxon, AbbVie, Chevron and Colgate-Palmolive on tap. Bloomberg projects S&P 500 Q3 earnings up about 7.2% year over year, the smallest rise in two years. Traders price in a December FOMC cut at roughly 69%, with the remainder betting on no change, as data releases and the government shutdown loom.

Amazon leads U.S. stocks higher as S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq extend gains

October 31, 2025, 11:53 AM EDT. Amazon propelled U.S. stocks higher on Friday, lifting sentiment as quarterly results surpassed expectations. The S&P 500 rose about 0.5%, aiming for a third straight weekly win and a sixth consecutive monthly gain-the longest streak since 2021. The Dow added roughly 61 points and the Nasdaq climbed around 0.9%. Amazon jumped 11.4% on strong profit and a reaccelerating cloud computing business, underscoring its outsized influence on the market. Apple remained a notable influencer, trading in a narrow range as investors weighed earnings against momentum.

Stocks Rise in October as Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Extend Gains

October 31, 2025, 11:50 AM EDT. Stocks are on pace to close October with notable gains as the major indices extend a month of strength. The Dow is up about 2.6%, and the S&P 500 up around 2.7%, potentially delivering their best October since 2022. The Nasdaq is surging, rising roughly 5.5% for the month and set for its strongest October since 2021, according to Dow Jones Market Data.

This burrito reveals America's bifurcating economy: Chipotle slump, premium brands, and the spending divide

October 31, 2025, 11:48 AM EDT. In a market that looks resilient, the economy is diverging by income. Consumer spending remains strong while inflation and a cooling labor market weigh on sentiment. Chipotle's earnings miss underscores a split: households under $100k and younger shoppers are pulling back, even as high-income buyers stay in play. Crocs notes a similar bifurcation-affluent customers splurge, while others curb discretionary buys. Coca-Cola blends premiumization with affordability, expanding premium brands yet trimming sizes at the lower end to keep revenue coming in. The burrito metaphor fits: broad GDP gains coexist with a widening spending divide across income groups, shaping corporate outlooks and policy debates.

Prolonged government shutdown risks deeper economic fallout, economists warn

October 31, 2025, 11:46 AM EDT. The federal government shutdown has stretched into a record-length period, with economists warning that each additional day raises the risk the economy won't merely stall but fracture. The CBO estimates the shutdown has permanently shaved at least $7 billion from output, while mood and confidence deteriorate as uncertainty lingers. As the jobs picture cools, employers freeze hiring, and some firms accelerate layoffs amid a fragile demand backdrop. A US Chamber analysis finds about 65,500 small-business contractors face billions in payments at risk-about $12 billion for the month. Analysts expect tariffs and lingering policy ambiguity to undermine consumer spending and delay hiring plans, threatening to push a tepid jobs market into a more sustained slowdown and reverberating through the private sector.

Albemarle (ALB) Declares $0.405 Dividend; 1.7% Yield Amid Sustainability Debate

October 31, 2025, 11:38 AM EDT. Albemarle Corporation (ALB) announced a $0.405 per-share dividend payable January 2, for a ~1.7% yield. A sharp stock rally of about 44% in 3 months has helped lower yield. The article flags a mixed long-term outlook: Albemarle has not generated a current profit or free cash flow, raising questions about dividend sustainability. Analysts expect a near-term EPS upswing, and if the dividend continues the projected payout ratio near 6.8% could support sustainability under those assumptions. Yet five-year EPS declines (~18% annually) and pressure on payouts remain possible if earnings don't materialize. Investors might weigh the dividend against stable historic payouts and broader growth considerations.

Crypto Markets Today: BTC Slips, XPL and ENA Slide as AI Spending Fears Hit U.S. Equities

October 31, 2025, 11:36 AM EDT. Crypto prices pulled back over the last 24 hours, with the CoinDesk 20 Index (CD20) down 1.7% as all members retreat. In the spotlight are XPL and ENA, which slid alongside the broader move. Bitcoin (BTC) hovered around $109,700, slipping 0.2% to just under $110,000 on the 17th anniversary of its white paper; ETH fell 1.3% to about $3,857. The wider altcoin complex weakened further into the weekend after a rout in U.S. equities fueled by higher AI spending projections from Meta (META) and Microsoft (MSFT), stoking overspending concerns. Derivatives show a mixed picture: futures lack a trend, OI near $26.2B, and the three-month annualized basis in the 4%-5% range. In options, near-term sentiment tilts neutral-to-bearish, despite a positive structural bias and a premium for short-term calls. Liquidations totaled roughly $879M, led by BTC and ETH.

SoFi Technologies (SOFI) Price Prediction and Forecast 2025-2030 (Oct 31)

October 31, 2025, 11:34 AM EDT. SoFi Technologies (ticker: SOFI) aims to be a one-stop fintech platform, targeting 30% member growth and 20% revenue growth as highlighted by its CEO. Despite a strong Q3, the stock trades about where it did a week ago, yet remains up about 132% over six months and 158.8% over one year. The bullish case rests on a growing deposit base and product expansion; bears cite a rich valuation and cyclical risk amid recession fears. Near-term catalysts include SoFi's AI ETF, Level 1 options, and a Lightspark partnership for international transfers, plus potential re-entry into crypto. Longer-term upside could come from scaling Galileo and the broader fintech stack, though execution and macro momentum will drive the forecast through 2025-2030.

T. Rowe Price (TROW) Beats Q3 Earnings and Revenue Estimates

October 31, 2025, 11:30 AM EDT. T. Rowe Price (TROW) reported Q3 2025 results beating consensus on both earnings and revenue. The company posted EPS of $2.81, topping the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $2.55, for a quarterly surprise of +10.20%. Year-ago EPS was $2.57. Revenue reached $1.89 billion, exceeding the consensus by 2.34% and up from $1.79 billion a year earlier. Over the past four quarters, TROW has topped estimates three times. Despite the beat, the stock has slipped about 9.7% YTD vs. the S&P 500's gain. The Zacks outlook remains favorable with a current Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy), reflecting positive earnings estimate revisions ahead of future quarters. Investors will closely watch management commentary on the call for guidance.

Roku Gets a Buy Raise: Bank of America hikes target to $115 on strong profitability and growth prospects

October 31, 2025, 11:28 AM EDT. Bank of America Securities' Brent Navon CFA reiterates a Buy on Roku and lifts the target to $115, citing Roku's improving operating income profitability and expanding EBITDA margins. Q3 revenue beat driven by stronger platform revenue growth from video advertising and streaming services distribution. Catalysts into 2026 include the ramp of a new Amazon DSP deal, growth in ad manager/self-serve, and expanding the subscription business. The setup benefits from connected TV advertising, streaming video trends, and higher fill rates in advertising. Needham also maintains a Buy rating with a $110 target.

Performance Food Group Valuation After Recent Decline: Is PFGC Undervalued?

October 31, 2025, 11:26 AM EDT. Performance Food Group (PFGC) slipped 1.3% today, extending a 7% decline over the month as investors reassess momentum against fundamentals. The stock still trades well above a year of 19.5% total shareholder return and long-term gains, while analysts' price targets imply meaningful upside. A popular valuation narrative pins fair value at $120.75, suggesting PFGC is undervalued vs. the current close near $97.08, driven by expectations of margin expansion from higher-margin independents, specialty, and procurement synergies from acquisitions. Yet risks remain: execution of integration, industry volatility, and a premium multiple (P/E ~44.7x vs. peers ~20x) could compress upside. For investors, the question is whether recent pullback reflects over-optimism or an entry point.

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October 31, 2025, 11:24 AM EDT. Roblox Corp. operates the Roblox platform, including the Roblox Client, Roblox Studio, and Roblox Cloud. Founded by Erik Cassel and David Baszucki in 2004, the company is based in San Mateo, CA. In stock coverage, the focus is on user growth, engagement, monetization, and platform safety, plus the impact of macro gaming trends. The stock's trajectory will hinge on retention of high-engagement users and successful monetization through in-app purchases and memberships. Analysts' forecasts vary, with the long-term upside tied to expanding creator economics, international growth, and new features that boost ARPU and conversion. Expect near-term volatility around earnings and key metrics, but a long-term outlook built on a robust developer ecosystem and continued demand for user-generated content.

Two Medical Stocks With Positive ESP Could Beat Earnings: JNJ and Tenet Healthcare

October 31, 2025, 11:22 AM EDT. Two factors drive long-run stock prices: earnings and rates, but near-term moves often hinge on beating earnings estimates. Zacks' Earnings ESP uses the most accurate revisions and the consensus to spot stocks likely to surprise. In practice, combining a positive Earnings ESP with a favorable Zacks Rank yields a higher probability of a price pop after earnings. The piece highlights Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), currently rated #2 (Buy), with a Most Accurate Estimate of $2.03 and an ESP of +1.75%. It also points to Tenet Healthcare (THC) as another solid-name in medical stocks with a positive ESP. For investors, using the Zacks ESP Filter can help identify the best stocks to buy or sell before they report.

Cushman & Wakefield (CWK): Fast-Paced Momentum at a Bargain Price

October 31, 2025, 11:18 AM EDT. Momentum investing often favors pricey stocks, but Cushman & Wakefield (CWK) stands out as a bargain with fast momentum. The stock has risen about 3.1% over the last four weeks and 20.8% over the past 12 weeks, signaling growing traction. A beta of 1.51 suggests the shares swing with the market but with amplified moves. CWK earns a Momentum Score B and a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) as analysts raise earnings estimates, reinforcing upside potential. Valuation remains reasonable, with a Price-to-Sales ratio around 0.37, implying the market pays just 37 cents per dollar of sales. In sum, CWK combines momentum with a compelling price tag, making it a candidate for investors looking to ride strength without overpaying.

Enerflex (EFXT) Maintains Bargain Valuation Amid Fast-Paced Momentum

October 31, 2025, 11:16 AM EDT. Momentum investing favors stocks that are rising, but entry points matter. Enerflex (EFXT) stands out as a fast-moving yet attractively priced name. The stock posted a four-week price gain of 30.2% and surged 74.7% over the last 12 weeks, while a beta of 2.21 shows it tends to magnify market moves. EFXT earns a Momentum Score of B and a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy), supported by rising earnings estimate revisions. Valuation remains reasonable, with a Price-to-Sales ratio of 0.49, meaning about 49 cents in sales value per dollar. In short, EFXT blends accelerating momentum with a bargain-price entry, though investors should remain mindful of risks in fast-moving stocks.

AEO Stock in Focus as Earnings-Revisions Lift Zacks Rank to Hold

October 31, 2025, 11:15 AM EDT. American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) has drawn heavy attention on Zacks as the stock falls about 13.4% over the last month while the S&P 500 climbs ~3.2%. The latest driver is earnings estimate revisions: current quarter expected at $0.36 per share (EPS), up 44% year over year and with the consensus for the year at $1.75 (+15.1%); next year's projection sits at $1.91 (+9.1%). Zacks ranks AEO #3 (Hold) thanks to these revisions and other factors. The trend suggests a potential near-term price move if revisions persist, but the year-to-date performance and revenue growth will be key. Investors should watch for earnings momentum alongside continued revenue growth.

Kaiser Aluminum (KALU) Shines as a Fast-Paced Momentum Bargain Stock

October 31, 2025, 11:12 AM EDT. Kaiser Aluminum (KALU) is highlighted as a fast-paced momentum at a bargain stock. The piece contrasts momentum investing with buying cheap shares, noting KALU's recent gains: 11.7% over four weeks and 20.4% over 12 weeks, with a beta of 1.49 indicating above-market moves. It carries a Momentum Score A and a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) driven by rising earnings estimates. Despite the momentum, valuation remains reasonable, with a Price-to-Sales ratio around 0.45x. The analysis suggests the stock blends accelerating momentum with a bargain-price multiple, offering upside potential without overpaying. In sum, KALU trades at a discount relative to growth, underpinned by upgrades and strong buy signals.

Par Petroleum (PARR): A Fast-Paced Momentum Pick at a Bargain Valuation

October 31, 2025, 11:10 AM EDT. Par Petroleum (PARR) stands out as a buy for investors seeking fast momentum without paying up. The stock shows momentum signals amid a four-week gain of 14.9% and a 12-week rise of 49%, with a high beta of 1.74 indicating amplified moves with the market. The screen's logic – Fast-Paced Momentum at a Bargain – highlights PARR as a value-friendly momentum pick. A Momentum Score B and a rising consensus from analysts, reflected in a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy), bolster the case. Importantly, valuation remains reasonable, with a Price-to-Sales multiple of 0.27, suggesting a bargain entry despite ongoing momentum. Investors may consider PARR for exposure to growth in oil & gas with disciplined risk.

Roku's Smart TV Push Could Unlock Value for 2025 Investors

October 31, 2025, 11:06 AM EDT. Roku's stock has risen 2.7% last week and 32.4% year-to-date but remains below five-year highs. The company's ongoing expansion into smart TV partnerships and new advertising deals has heightened investor interest and volatility. A valuation check rates Roku 3/6 for being undervalued, suggesting room for upside. In our analysis, the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model yields an intrinsic value of $146.31 per share, about 32.6% above the current price, signaling it is undervalued. A second approach, the Price-to-Sales (P/S) ratio, provides context for a growth-focused story given Roku's reinvestment in top-line expansion. With a 27.2% trailing-year return lagging peers and momentum from the TV partnerships, Roku may offer a valuations-based entry point in 2025.

Celestica, Inc. (CLS): Earnings-Revisions Fuel Near-Term Upside; Zacks Rates It a Strong Buy

October 31, 2025, 11:00 AM EDT. Celestica (CLS) has been one of the most-watched stocks on Zacks.com, with shares up +24.7% in the last month vs the S&P 500's +5.1% and the Electronics – Manufacturing Services group up +10.7%. The move is framed by earnings estimate revisions, which Zacks says help determine a stock's fair value and near-term direction. The stock's current quarter is pegged at $0.81 per share (YoY +47.3%); the fiscal-year consensus is $3.32 (+36.6% YoY), and next year's estimate is $3.64 (+9.8%). With these shifts, Celestica earns a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy). Note that long-term earnings growth often hinges on revenue growth, underscoring the need to watch top-line trends alongside revisions.

Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA) Trending Stock: Key Factors to Watch

October 31, 2025, 10:58 AM EDT. Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA) has surged on Zacks.com's list of most searched stocks, prompting a closer look at what could drive near-term moves. Over the last month, Alibaba has returned +9.5% while the broader market gained +1.9%; the Zacks Internet – Commerce industry slipped 0.1%. The core driver remains earnings estimate revisions: when earnings estimates move higher, the stock's fair value tends to rise. For the current quarter, Alibaba is expected to report EPS of $2.03, a year-over-year decline of -5.1%; the full-year consensus is $8.20 ( -4.9% YoY), with next year seen at $8.66 (+5.7%). Despite growth, the Zacks Rank now sits at #4 Sell, reflecting recent negative revisions. Revenue growth alongside these trends will be crucial to sustain upside.

SM Energy (SM) Is a Trending Stock: Key Earnings Estimates and Zacks Rank Highlight Potential

October 31, 2025, 10:56 AM EDT. SM Energy (SM) has landed on Zacks.com's list of most searched stocks, highlighting rising investor interest. In the last month, SM Energy delivered +1.5% returns, vs. the S&P 500's +3.2% and the US Oil & Gas Exploration & Production group's -2.4%. On earnings estimates, analysts are boosting estimates: current quarter expected at $1.78 per share (+2.9% YoY), with the Zacks consensus down 5.2% over the last 30 days. For the full year, the consensus is $7.57, up 28.5% year over year, with a +6.7% revision in the past month. The next fiscal year is seen at $9.50 per share, +25.6% YoY, and revisions sit at +4.5%. With these shifts, Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy). Still, earnings growth usually hinges on revenue expansion over time.

Netflix stock split, YouTube TV-Disney licensing dispute, Getty-Perplexity AI deal

October 31, 2025, 10:52 AM EDT. Netflix unveils a 10-for-1 stock split to widen access for employees and retail investors, while it weighs a potential bid for Warner Bros. Discovery assets. Alphabet's YouTube TV could lose Disney channels-ESPN and ABC-without a new licensing agreement, with a proposed $20 credit if the stalemate continues. In other news, Getty Images struck a multi-year partnership with Perplexity, an AI startup, to power image licensing and discovery, sending Getty shares higher. Investors will watch for deal progress and its implications for the streaming, licensing and AI-image markets.

Marvell Technology Stock Prediction: Analysts See 2028 Target Amid AI/Cloud Growth

October 31, 2025, 10:49 AM EDT. Marvell Technology (MRVL) trades near $89, with a 52-week high of $127. Despite 2025 chip-cycle softness, the company remains exposed to long-term AI and cloud infrastructure growth. Recent quarterly results underscored progress in data center and networking segments and ongoing design wins with hyperscale customers. Wall Street's consensus targets imply a flat near term, with a high/low range of about $122 to $58 and a median around $90; ratings include Buys, Outperforms, and Holds. Fundamentals point to durable long-term compounding: revenue growth around 25% annually to 2028, operating margins near 36%, and a forward P/E near 29x. TIKR's valuation model hints at about $146 by 2028, implying ~64% total returns (~25% annualized). Marvell's AI-infrastructure positioning supports a credible growth compounder as demand expands.

COP Holdings in Latest 13F Filings: Who Holds ConocoPhillips (COP) as of 03/31/2025

October 31, 2025, 10:46 AM EDT. Holdings Channel analyzed the latest batch of 13F filings for the 03/31/2025 period, finding COP held by 14 funds. Note: 13F filings disclose long positions only, not shorts, so the picture is partial. In the batch, several funds showed position changes: ARGA Investment Management LP +4,362 shares, NTV Asset Management LLC -28, Hourglass Capital LLC UNCH, BXM Wealth LLC -4,440, 49 Wealth Management LLC +136, OMNI 360 Wealth Inc. +3,723, etc., with an aggregate change of -218,192 shares and -$4.056 million in market value. Across all 2,575 funds tracked, COP shares declined from 56,512,097 to 53,279,988 (-5.72%). The piece highlights that holdings can move meaningfully even when a stock remains only as a long position in 13Fs, and cautions against over-interpreting short activity.

US Stocks Edge Higher as Amazon Jumps 12% on Strong Results

October 31, 2025, 10:44 AM EDT. U.S. stock indices opened higher Friday, led by a tech-driven rally after Amazon reported robust results. The Nasdaq Composite rose about 1.40% to 23,910.38 in early trading, while the S&P 500 gained roughly 0.67% at 6,868.03 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average added about 0.16% to 47,596.23. Amazon's stock jumped nearly 12% to around $249.32 in opening minutes. The move highlights renewed appetite for technology and solid earnings, though traders will watch for how today's sessions unfold amid ongoing market volatility.

TXN Among 13F Filers: 10 Funds Hold Texas Instruments as Aggregate Shares Fall 6.7%

October 31, 2025, 10:42 AM EDT. Based on Holdings Channel's review of the latest 13F batch for the 03/31/2025 period, TXN is held by 10 funds. The piece notes that 13F filings reveal only long positions, not shorts, so the full stance may be mixed. Among the 2,807 funds surveyed, aggregate TXN shares declined from 56,813,108 at 12/31/2024 to 53,021,713 on 03/31/2025, a drop of about -6.67%. Five funds increased their TXN stakes since 12/31/2024, two reduced, and two established new positions. The top three holders on 03/31/2025 are highlighted as the leading owners. The article promises to keep tracking 13F filings for potential ideas around Texas Instruments.

See Which Of The Latest 13F Filers Holds BKNG

October 31, 2025, 10:40 AM EDT. Across the 03/31/2025 13F batch, Booking Holdings (BKNG) is held by 10 of the 26 funds reviewed. Note that 13F filings disclose long positions only, not shorts, so the full story may be larger. In this period, changes among BKNG holders include Choreo LLC reducing, Universal Beteiligungs und Servicegesellschaft mbH trimming by 1,312,402 shares, Wesleyan Assurance up 966, Bank Julius Baer down 640, Summit Asset Management unchanged, and a new holding for Alecta Tjanstepension Omsesidigt (+19,200). Pier 88 added a position, while -500 shares are noted for another. Aggregate BKNG shares across filers rose by 73,872 to 5,594,984, a ~1.34% increase from 12/31/2024. The report highlights the top holders and how the group's exposure shifted, with updates to come as filings arrive.

Which 13F Filers Hold IAU? A 03/31/2025 Review

October 31, 2025, 10:39 AM EDT. At Holdings Channel, we reviewed the latest batch of the 22 most recent 13F filings for the 03/31/2025 period and found that the iShares Gold Trust (IAU) was held by 10 funds. Note that 13F filings disclose only long positions, not shorts, so the full picture can be nuanced. Across these filers, 4 funds increased their IAU shares from 12/31/2024 to 03/31/2025, 3 reduced, and 1 established a new position. In aggregate, among the 1,655 funds reviewed, total IAU shares held rose by 3,204,810, from 35,006,249 to 38,211,059 – a roughly 9.15% increase. The article highlights the shift in aggregate holdings and what it might imply for the gold ETF's demand, while cautioning that results from individual filings can be misleading.

China Renaissance Boosts Alphabet Outlook as Analysts Lift GOOGL Targets

October 31, 2025, 10:37 AM EDT. Alphabet (GOOGL) climbed in headlines after China Renaissance boosted its price target from $207 to $330, signaling upside ahead. Other analysts followed with upgrades: Wedbush and Wolfe Research kept Outperform with targets up to $350, Needham and Bank of America raised targets and maintained Buy ratings, and Cantor Fitzgerald nudged to a Neutral stance. MarketBeat posts a Moderate Buy consensus with a ~$301.98 target. Alphabet just reported strong quarterly results: EPS of $2.87 on revenue of $102.35B, P/E about 28.2 and a ROE of 36.08%. Shares traded near $284 as the stock rides a solid balance sheet (low debt-to-equity) and robust moving averages. A cross-section of upgrades and a steady insider activity backdrop keep the bullish setup intact.

APD Among 11 Funds in Latest 13F Batch: What the 03/31/2025 Filings Reveal

October 31, 2025, 10:33 AM EDT. From the latest batch of 13F filings for 03/31/2025, Air Products & Chemicals Inc (APD) was held by 11 funds. As a reminder, 13F filings disclose long positions only and exclude shorts. Among the 11 filers, several changed their APD stakes: FourThought Financial Partners cut by 18,481 shares; Motco down 2,523; Integrated Investment Consultants opened a new position (+4,411); TD Asset Management trimmed (-156); HB Wealth Management added (+6,045); Zürcher Kantonalbank (+4,381); Cornerstone Advisory (+51); Providence Wealth Advisors opened a new position (+750); Spectrum Wealth Counsel unchanged; Intellus Advisors down (-184); Aggregate change across these names: -5,706 shares, -$137k. Across the 3,650 funds reviewed, APD holdings declined roughly 2.69% from 36,509,343 to 35,526,439. Top holders on 03/31/2025 were disclosed but not named in this summary. We'll keep tracking the pace of APD activity across 13F filings.

CCOE:CA Stock Analysis and Trading Signals | Harvest Cameco Enhanced High Income Shares ETF (Canada)

October 31, 2025, 10:26 AM EDT. An overview of AI-assisted signals for Harvest Cameco Enhanced High Income Shares ETF, ticker CCOE:CA. The plan outlines a long-term strategy with a suggested entry near 15.10 and a tight stop loss at 15.02. No short positions are offered currently. The piece highlights updated AI-generated signals for CCOE:CA and notes a timestamped update. Ratings released on October 31 show Near: Strong, Mid: Strong, and Long: Neutral. A chart accompanies the AI-generated signals, helping traders gauge the trend for Harvest Cameco Enhanced High Income Shares ETF.