🦾 Tech Titans Lead the Charge as Alphabet Reignites AI Buzz

Markets woke up in a good mood on Tuesday

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🦾 Tech Titans Lead the Charge as Alphabet Reignites AI Buzz

Markets woke up in a good mood on Tuesday, extending Monday's solid rebound that saw the S&P 500 open around 6,707, the Nasdaq near 22,843, and the Dow around 46,245. After getting absolutely rinsed last week (S&P down 2%, Nasdaq bleeding 3.6%), bulls found their footing again as Alphabet continued its tear - the stock that launched Monday's 2.7% Nasdaq surge after Google's Gemini 3 announcement reminded everyone that the AI race isn't a one-horse show. Pre-market futures were tepid on Tuesday, with Nasdaq futures slipping 0.4% as Nvidia pulled back on reports that Meta might pivot to Alphabet's AI chips. But make no mistake - the broader trend remains: tech's on fire again after getting way too oversold.

The catalyst? Simple: rate cut hopes are back from the dead. New York Fed President John Williams basically threw gasoline on the bulls' fire last week by suggesting the Fed's still "modestly restrictive" and there's "room for further adjustment." Translation: December rate cuts went from "maybe not" to "probably yes" faster than you can say pivot.

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šŸ“± Best Buy Crushes Earnings, Raises Outlook Despite Tariff Headwinds

In actual earnings news, Best Buy just proved that consumers aren't dead yet - they're just pickier. The electronics giant reported third-quarter comparable sales up 2.7% (analysts expected 1.6%), with adjusted EPS of $1.40 crushing the $1.31 estimate on revenue of $9.67 billion versus $9.58 billion expected. Even better, they raised full-year guidance: revenue now projected at $41.65B-$41.95B (up from $41.1B-$41.9B), EPS at $6.25-$6.35 (versus $6.15-$6.30 prior), and same-store sales between +0.5% and +1.2% for the year. The standouts? Computing, gaming, and mobile phones - basically anything that screams "I need the new shiny thing." Best Buy stock jumped 3% in pre-market trading. Turns out people will still splurge on tech even when everything else costs more, especially with holiday shopping kicking into gear.

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😄 Bitcoin Flirts With $88K as Crypto Stabilizes After Brutal November

Bitcoin's trying to find its footing around $88,000 on Tuesday, bouncing modestly after Monday's gains but still nursing the wounds from November's bloodbath. The crypto king is down about 30% from its October highs near $126,000, making this its worst month since June 2022. Altcoins showed more life - XRP jumped 7%, SUI surged 11%, and ETH rallied 11% as traders tentatively dipped their toes back in after last week's capitulation. But let's not get too excited: Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $3.5 billion in November, the largest since February, signaling that institutions are still heading for the exits. Producer Price Index (PPI) data dropping today could shake things up further if it shows inflation's still being stubborn.

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šŸ‘‘ Gold Holds Near $4,135 as Safe Haven Demand Persists

Gold pulled back slightly to around $4,135 per ounce on Tuesday, down a hair from Monday but still clinging to stratospheric levels that would've seemed impossible just months ago. The yellow metal is up 3.86% over the past month and a staggering 57% year-over-year as investors continue piling into safe havens amid geopolitical uncertainty, inflation fears, and general market chaos. Central banks are gobbling up gold like there's no tomorrow - they've added 634 tonnes so far this year, with Kazakhstan leading the charge. ETF inflows hit $26 billion in 2025, with North America adding 346 tonnes. With Fed rate cut odds bouncing around like a pinball and global tensions refusing to chill, gold's keeping its crown as the ultimate "I don't trust anything" trade.

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šŸ“‰ Oil Slumps Below $58 as Supply Concerns Ease

WTI crude oil continued its slide on Tuesday, trading around $58.05 per barrel after falling 1.34% from Monday. The commodity's down 5.31% over the past month and off 15.59% year-over-year as supply concerns ease and demand forecasts get revised lower. Despite OPEC's best efforts to keep prices elevated, the market's just not buying it - literally. Brent crude was hovering around $62-$63, showing similar weakness. With global growth slowing, China's economic engine sputtering, and U.S. production remaining robust, oil's having trouble finding buyers willing to pay up. Energy stocks took the hint, with the sector lagging broader market gains.

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šŸŽ¬ Bottom Line

Tuesday's market is walking a tightrope between renewed optimism and lingering caution. The good news? Tech's finding its footing again after last week's beatdown, Best Buy proved consumers will still spend on the right stuff, and the Fed's sounding more dovish by the day (odds of a December rate cut jumped from 30% to over 75% after Williams' comments). The bad news? Bitcoin's still 30% off its highs, oil's in freefall, and we're still waiting on key economic data that could change everything. The S&P's November decline of about 2% isn't apocalyptic, but it's a reminder that this market demands respect. With Thanksgiving's shortened week ahead and volatility likely to spike on thin trading volumes, buckle up - things could get weird fast.

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