Hey, Tim Plaehn here. Bitcoin just dipped. Everyone's watching the price. But they're missing the real opportunity. This could be the best buying moment we'll see all year. I'm not talking about buying Bitcoin itself… I've found a simple way to turn this moment into weekly income without buying crypto, opening a Coinbase account, or trading options. Just a $45 investment you could find in your brokerage account right now. And you could set yourself up for your first payout as soon as next Thursday. After that? Every Thursday. Like clockwork. We're talking potential payouts of $1,200 a month or more. Click here to watch my Bitcoin Income Briefing. I'll show you exactly how it works and why you need to act now to catch next week's payout. Talk soon,
Tim Plaehn
Chief Income Strategist, Investors Alley
Exclusive Article MarketBeat Week in Review – 11/24 - 11/28By MarketBeat Staff. Article Published: 11/29/2025. Stocks were modestly higher in a shortened trading week as investors halted the slide in some artificial intelligence (AI) names. Trading volume remained light, so investors will have to wait until next week to see whether the market is ready to reverse its November decline. Investors also received fresh government data with September's producer price index (PPI) and retail sales reports, which bolstered optimism that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its December meeting. Next week, investors will get the November reading of the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index — the last inflation data point before the Fed meeting. With markets set to resume normal hours next week, here's a look back at some of the top-read MarketBeat stories from the holiday week. If your retirement strategy involves "picking the right stocks," you're one crash away from disaster…
A hedge fund legend who made $95 million in profits during a crash has a different way.
He's using 18-digit codes to "skim" the market without buying stocks.
And his followers have seen an 84%-win rate. Click here to see how he does it Summary- Stocks were modestly higher in a shortened trading week.
- Government data on inflation and retail sales increased optimism that the Federal Reserve will cut rates in December.
- Here are some of our most popular articles from this week.
Articles by Thomas Hughes NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) is one of the most closely watched names in the AI trade. This week, Thomas Hughes wrote about news that NVIDIA may be approved to sell its H200 chips to China and what that could mean for NVDA stock. Many investors wonder if the November pullback will lead to a December rally. Hughes points to three signals that suggest the S&P 500 may push to new highs by the end of 2025 or the start of 2026. Hughes also covered the slow recovery taking root in the housing market and highlighted three housing stocks expected to benefit from a rebound. Articles by Sam Quirke DoorDash Inc. (NASDAQ: DASH) fell short of expectations in its third-quarter report. Still, Sam Quirke explained why DASH stock shows a textbook setup for a rebound and why analysts forecast up to 60% upside. Articles by Chris Markoch Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) was close to forming a death cross technical pattern. With short-term momentum weakening, Chris Markoch reminded investors that this is a dip to welcome, not one to fear. Speculative names have underperformed during the past month. Markoch explained why that is normal for these stocks and highlighted four stocks under $15 that could present buying opportunities. He also examined the drop in three technology stocks, pointing out that each pullback had a different underlying cause. Articles by Ryan Hasson Rocket Lab USA Inc. (NASDAQ: RKLB) has been an exciting name in the emerging space economy, but RKLB is down about 40% from its highs despite a strong earnings report. Ryan Hasson explained why the pullback looks like a buying opportunity supported by bullish analyst sentiment. Retail stocks had a cautiously optimistic earnings season with clear winners and losers. This week, Hasson looked at the outlook for five retailers that present very different setups heading into the crucial holiday season. Articles by Leo Miller Like most technology stocks, Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO) dropped sharply in November. Leo Miller explained why capital expenditures on AI infrastructure could give AVGO stock a bullish tailwind into 2026. Miller also wrote about the volatile price action in MP Materials Corp. (NYSE: MP). Analysts are optimistic after a solid earnings report, but Miller reminded investors why they should prepare for continued volatility. Most investors buy tech stocks for growth, not income. Still, Miller highlighted three technology companies that now offer dividends and have recently boosted payouts by between 11% and 67%. Articles by Nathan Reiff Quantum computing names had a rough November, with D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) hit particularly hard. Nathan Reiff explained why it may be harder for quantum bulls to make the case for QBTS as profitability concerns may outweigh the company's solid earnings. Reiff also highlighted three companies that posted strong revenue growth despite consumer pressure — a potentially bullish sign — and explained why one of them stands out. Finally, the recent sell-off in AI stocks may signal that investors are suffering from AI fatigue. Reiff highlighted three stocks that provide exposure outside the AI sector and enjoy bullish analyst sentiment. Articles by Dan Schmidt Some investors have been puzzled by Costco Wholesale Corp. (NASDAQ: COST). Dan Schmidt offered his take, suggesting the issue may lie with the stock's valuation rather than the company's business fundamentals. Articles by Jeffrey Neal Johnson Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) is entering a critical time of year. As Jeffrey Neal Johnson noted, this period could reveal whether the company's turnaround plan is taking root. Because AI speculation needs actual infrastructure to stick, Johnson highlighted three AI infrastructure stocks that are central to that story. When investors think of trillion-dollar stocks, tech names often come to mind. But Eli Lilly & Co. (NYSE: LLY) recently joined that club, and Johnson explained why the stock likely has more room to run. Articles by Jordan Chussler Investors often lament missed opportunities. Jordan Chussler pointed to two AI stocks that have pulled back sharply and could offer a second chance at significant gains. The housing market remains challenging, but many real estate investment trusts (REITs) have been grinding higher. Chussler explained why American Tower Corp. (NYSE: AMT) has had a strong year and why its recent pullback can be an opportunity. Consumer discretionary stocks have had a rough year, but for contrarian investors Chussler argued the VanEck Retail ETF (NASDAQ: RTH) could mount a year-end rally fueled by holiday spending.
| 
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar