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Stock Market Daily Podcast — November 15, 2025
Today’s podcast episode was created from the following stories:
Nvidia, Tesla lead broader stock rebound—as Bitcoin slips to six-month low
Tech stocks staged a rebound Friday after a sharp selloff, with Nvidia and Tesla helping the Nasdaq turn higher while investors weighed delayed economic data and uncertain odds of a near-term Fed rate cut. The crypto backdrop weakened, as Bitcoin briefly fell below $96,000 and ETFs saw sizable outflows, underscoring how tighter liquidity and rate jitters are pressuring risk assets.
Bitcoin plunges under $97,000, ETH, SOL, ADA down 8% as $880M in bullish bets liquidated
Risk assets slid in Asian trading after weaker-than-expected China data and fading hopes for a December Fed cut, with over $1 billion in leveraged crypto positions wiped out—about $887 million from longs. As Bitcoin sliced through key levels, liquidity thinned and downside accelerated, putting focus on support near $94,000 while altcoins remained vulnerable if equities continue to wobble.
Retail traders despise short-sellers. Michael Burry gets a pass.
Unlike other short-sellers, Michael Burry remains a folk hero to many retail investors thanks to his 2008 mortgage market call and anti–Wall Street mystique. Interest surged again after he deregistered his fund, fueling speculation about his next move—highlighting how influential personalities can shape retail sentiment even when their market calls are controversial.
Review & preview: post-shutdown selloff
This piece reviews the market’s pullback following the government shutdown’s end and offers forward-looking commentary for the days ahead. It frames the selloff within broader macro uncertainty and sets the stage for the next catalysts investors are watching.
The shutdown is over. Winter is usually good for stocks. Here’s why investors are selling
Despite seasonal tailwinds and the end of the shutdown, investors are taking profits amid persistent inflation concerns, higher-for-longer rate expectations, and global uncertainties. Market watchers are now focused on upcoming data and Fed signals to gauge whether selling pressure eases into year-end.
Wall Street week ahead: skittish tech stock investors turn to Nvidia results for next cues
After a volatile stretch for megacap tech, investors are zeroing in on Nvidia’s upcoming earnings for guidance on AI demand and semiconductor momentum. The results are expected to influence broader risk appetite and positioning across tech as Wall Street reassesses growth expectations.
HYBE stock shoots up with news of NewJeans’ return to company
HYBE shares climbed after two NewJeans members moved to resume activities with ADOR and reports indicated the remaining members may follow, against the backdrop of ongoing legal disputes. The update reassured investors about the group’s near-term activity and HYBE’s broader pipeline heading into year-end.
Why RLX Technology shares are trading higher by 6%; here are 20 stocks moving premarket
RLX Technology popped in premarket trading after reporting Q3 earnings of $0.03 per share on $158.6 million in revenue, lifting shares roughly 6% to about $2.47. The move highlights how earnings surprises are still driving quick rotations in smaller-cap names despite broader market unease.
