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Intel pops on Apple chip rumours, Eli Lilly slips INTRO In today’s session, the S&P 500 ticked higher in a shortened Black Friday trading day. The big story was $INTC exploding higher on rumours of a new Apple foundry deal, while $LLY and the AI leaders cooled off after huge runs. WINNERS - Chip foundry & Apple supply chain Names: $INTC, $AAPL Reason: $INTC jumped over 10% after speculatio...

CME futures go dark after data centre cooling failure Intro In this episode of Breaking News to Trading Moves, we are looking at a rare market plumbing failure. CME Group, the biggest futures and options marketplace in the world, was forced to halt trading for hours after a cooling problem at a Chicago area data centre run by CyrusOne. That stoppage froze trading in key futures tied to currencies,...

Palantir tumbles after record AI quarter as valuation fears bite Palantir Technologies $PLTR has just reported one of its strongest quarters ever, with AI-led growth, fat margins and big US government deals. But despite the fundamentals, the stock is finishing November down sharply as investors question sky-high AI valuations, react to insider selling and pay attention to high-profile shorts like...

INVO Fertility reverse split - quick trading rundown INVO Fertility ($IVF) has announced a 1-for-8 reverse stock split to keep its Nasdaq listing. That doesn’t change the company’s value, but it will shrink the share count and push the stock price higher on a per-share basis. For traders, that usually means low float, higher volatility, and high risk around the effective date. Winners - 1) Specula...

Robinhood pops on prediction markets move as Workday and Deere slide US stocks pushed higher again as traders leaned into the idea of a possible December rate cut, but beneath the index gains there were some big single-stock moves. Robinhood jumped after a bold push into prediction markets, while Workday and Deere tumbled on weaker outlooks and sector headwinds. Winners - Retail trading and predic...

Berkshire’s $4.9B Alphabet bet is shaking up Big Tech and Buffett EPISODE SNAPSHOT Berkshire Hathaway has disclosed a new stake of about 17.85 million shares in Alphabet, worth roughly $4.9 billion as of the last close, sending $GOOGL up more than 5% and to record highs. It is a rare, large tech bet for Berkshire, coming as it trims positions in $AAPL and $BAC and builds a record cash pile, and it...

Deere’s weak Q4 and 2026 outlook is sending a clear signal about pressure in big agriculture, tariffs and heavy machinery. Deere $DE posted lower Q4 profit and guided 2026 net income below Wall Street expectations, as farmers pull back on big-ticket tractors and tariffs bite into margins. Even with revenue up, the market focused on weaker profitability and a heavier tariff drag, putting pressure o...

Autodesk pops on upbeat Q4 forecast Autodesk ($ADSK) jumped after beating Q3 expectations and guiding Q4 revenue and profit above Wall Street forecasts, helped by strong subscription renewals and demand for AI driven design tools. That strength sends a signal across design, engineering and infrastructure software. Winners - AI design and engineering software Names: $ADSK, $PTC, $ANSS Reason: Autod...

Symbotic soars 39% after earnings beat and Medline deal Intro Symbotic $SYM jumped nearly 40% after beating revenue forecasts, improving margins and announcing a major new automation deal with healthcare distributor Medline, signalling strong ongoing demand for AI-driven warehouse robotics and a move beyond its heavy Walmart dependence. Winners (long ideas) AI warehouse automation leaders Reason:...

Alibaba just reminded the market that Chinese e-commerce and AI are very much alive. In this episode, we break down Alibaba’s latest earnings beat. Revenue came in ahead of expectations, driven by booming one-hour “instant retail” and fast-growing cloud and AI services, even though profit took a hit from heavy investment and price wars in delivery. We use this as a read-through for which U.S. list...

Big tech rallies as traders bet on Fed rate cuts The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all rallied for a third straight session as traders bet more firmly on a Federal Reserve rate cut coming soon. Lower expected rates helped push big tech to new highs while money rotated back into small caps and consumer names. Apple and Alphabet both closed near fresh records on the day. Winners - Mega cap tech platfo...

Urban Outfitters’ record Q3 Urban Outfitters just delivered record Q3 numbers, with revenue up about 12% year on year, strong same-store sales growth, and a big beat on earnings per share. Its Nuuly rental business also saw subscription sales jump around 49%, showing real momentum in rental and circular fashion. Winners - 1. Youth and lifestyle fashion retailers Reason: Strong comps at Urban Outfi...

Nasdaq Rips, Futures Dip: Where the Next AI Trades Are Hiding In this episode of Breaking News to Trading Moves, we look at what is happening after tech’s biggest rally since May. US futures for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq are edging slightly lower as traders pause to digest a Fed driven rebound and a huge move in mega cap tech. WINNERS – Mega cap AI and cloud platforms Why this group: Lower r...

Fluence Energy ($FLNC) Pops After Strong 2025 Results and Big 2026 Outlook Fluence Energy ($FLNC) reported its 2025 financial results and delivered guidance that immediately boosted sentiment across the energy-storage sector. Revenue came in softer year-over-year, but margins improved and the company posted a profitable fourth quarter. The real excitement came from the 2026 outlook: strong revenue...

Zoom jumps after strong Q3 beat and higher full-year guidance Zoom Q3 results came in ahead of expectations, with stronger revenue, higher EPS and improved guidance. The company also expanded its share buyback program. This pushed optimism across AI powered collaboration tools and hybrid work platforms. Winners – AI and collaboration software Reason: Zoom’s beat shows steady demand for AI tools an...

$RIG faces fresh share-supply overhang as Transocean lock-up ends today What happened Certain shares of Transocean ($RIG) came out of a 61-day lock-up that ran from 24-Sep-2025 to 24-Nov-2025. Lock-up expiries can create near-term selling/supply overhang and volatility, especially after Transocean’s late-September equity offering. Winners - Group 1: Offshore drilling peers that could benefit from...

Dell Drops After Rare Double Downgrade as AI Memory Supercycle Squeezes Hardware Margins Morgan Stanley double-downgraded $DELL and also cut ratings on $HPQ and $HPE, arguing that an AI-driven “memory supercycle” (DRAM up 300%, NAND up 50% in 6 months) will raise component costs and pressure hardware margins into 2026. JPMorgan disagrees on Dell’s near term, pointing to strong AI-server demand and...

Merck’s Keytruda expands again as FDA approves Padcev pairing before and after surgery in bladder cancer. Here’s the episode-ready breakdown based on today’s FDA approval of PADCEV (enfortumab vedotin, an ADC) plus KEYTRUDA / KEYTRUDA QLEX (pembrolizumab, PD-1 inhibitor) as perioperative treatment for cisplatin-ineligible muscle-invasive bladder cancer, a first-of-its-kind ADC + PD-1 regimen showi...

Top Stock Movers Now: Ross Stores, Gap, Intuit, Oracle, and More Ross Stores, Gap, and Intuit popped on earnings/raised outlooks, while Oracle and Veeva slid on AI-valuation worries and softer biopharma IT demand. Winners - Category 1: Off-price/value retail strength Companies: $ROST (Ross Stores), $TJX (TJX Companies), $BURL (Burlington Stores) Why this group benefits: Ross beat earnings and rais...

Elastic shares plunge 16 percent after revenue miss and deal timing issues Elastic ($ESTC) just dropped about 16% after its fiscal Q2 2026 results. The quarter was actually solid on the surface: revenue $423M, up 16% YoY, EPS $0.64 beat, and management raised full-year revenue guidance to about $1.715–$1.721B. But the market sold it hard because growth slowed vs last quarter, some deals slipped (m...

Market Rebound Sparks Big Swings: Cava and WillScot Surge While Elastic and Veeva Slide US stocks bounced Friday after a brutal Thursday, with traders leaning back into a “Fed could get friendlier” narrative. That risk-on tone lifted some beaten-down names, but software investors stayed picky, punishing anything that looked merely “fine” instead of exceptional. What happened today Cava ($CAVA) sur...

Gap beats Q3 estimates, raises FY2025 outlook as Old Navy and Gap brand comps surge Gap just delivered a clean Q3 fiscal 2025 beat and raised outlook, showing its turnaround is gaining traction. Net sales rose about 3% to roughly $3.9B, comparable sales were up 5% (best in 4+ years), and gross margin came in strong around 42%. Old Navy, Gap brand, and Banana Republic all posted positive comps, whi...

Sealed Air’s ten billion dollar take private In this episode of Breaking News to Trading Moves, we are looking at Sealed Air after it agreed to be taken private by private equity firm CD and R in a ten point three billion dollar all cash deal. Shareholders in Sealed Air will receive forty two dollars and fifteen cents per share, a big premium to where the stock was trading before sale rumours, and...

Palo Alto Networks just dropped earnings and a big acquisition and the market hates it Palo Alto Networks has just reported another solid quarter and a big new deal, and the market is not sure how to feel about it. In this episode of Breaking News to Trading Moves, we dig into why $PANW is selling off even after beating expectations, what the 3.35 billion dollar Chronosphere acquisition says about...

Nvidia’s AI infrastructure signal: boom or bubble warning? In this episode of Breaking News to Trading Moves, we unpack Nvidia’s latest earnings and the message they send about AI infrastructure. The results point to still surging demand for data center AI chips, even as Wall Street debates whether we are seeing the start of an AI bubble or just the early stages of a long investment cycle. WINNERS...