Main Street market moves: Here’s what retail investors have done during a wild week for stocks

Source: Business Insider

By Joe Ciolli — November 7, 2025

Retail investors went on their biggest four-month buying spree, funneling roughly $8.1 billion into mega-cap tech—especially the Magnificent 7—even as valuation-driven sell-offs rocked markets. At the same time, dip-buying wasn’t indiscriminate: traders took profits in names like Palantir, while enthusiasm for gold and bitcoin plateaued. The week underscored how AI deal headlines (like Snap’s Perplexity partnership) can still lift stocks, even as big-picture concerns about rates, tariffs, and stretched valuations keep volatility elevated.

Bitcoin weakness sends a warning to stocks, but liquidity may soon turn, Citi says

Source: CoinDesk

By Will Canny, AI Boost | Edited by Jamie Crawley — November 7, 2025

Citi argues bitcoin’s slide below its 55-day moving average is a cautionary signal for equity risk-adjusted returns, reflecting tighter liquidity as Treasury rebuilds cash and bank reserves fall. The bank sees potential relief ahead as cash balances near typical endpoints, which could revive bitcoin and stocks. Still, questions around AI ROI and a shift from cash to debt financing for hyperscalers hint at a late-cycle feel, with less-friendly implications for bondholders.

BTC market now ‘extremely bearish,’ says CryptoQuant: Asia Morning Briefing

Source: CoinDesk

By Sam Reynolds — November 7, 2025

CryptoQuant flags an “extremely bearish” setup after bitcoin fell below its 365-day moving average, pointing to potential downside targets near $91K—and even $72K if support fails—while Glassnode frames the move as a mid-cycle correction. BTC hovered near $101K amid risk-off macro tone, with gold catching a safety bid and tech-led selling pressuring equities. The split views highlight a market at a technical crossroads, where reclaiming key averages could stabilize sentiment.

These 3 tech stocks have been red-hot in 2025 but their charts are screaming ‘danger’

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By Rob Isbitts — November 7, 2025

After outsized 2025 surges driven by AI partnerships and headlines, Intel, Oracle, and AMD now flash technical warning signs across daily, weekly, and monthly time frames. Momentum gauges and moving averages suggest vulnerability and a “sell the rallies” risk profile for traders, even if long-term narratives remain intact. The takeaway: consider hedges, position sizing, and discipline as leadership stocks transition from euphoria to a more fragile setup.