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$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF(MAGS)$ 🔥📊🚀 The Magnificent 7 Are Repricing the Market. One Name Has Already Taken Control of 2025 🚀📊🔥 📈 The Macro Picture Behind the Index Rebound The leadership break inside the Magnificent 7 has accelerated. Combined Q3 revenue reached $588.7B, up from $278.3B in Q3 2020, yet performance dispersion is now extreme. Alphabet leads 2025 at 54.7%. Nvidia follows at 38.9%. Microsoft is at 15.6%. Apple at 7.2%. Amazon at 1.5%. Meta at 0.8%. Tesla flat. The past three months have moved faster; Alphabet is up roughly 45%, Meta is down more than 21%, Nvidia is marginally positive, and Amazon, Microsoft,

🌟🌟🌟Last  week Oracle $Oracle(ORCL)$  is grappling with an investment paradox that has sent its stock down from its peak to USD 198.76 even though it is still up 19% year todate.   What happened to Oracle? The Double Edged Sword of AI Ambition: Oracle's vision to power the AI revolution has secured major cloud deals with players like OpenAI and xAI.  Yet this ambition comes at a significant cost, leading to 6 consecutive weeks of stock decline and raising serious red flags for both investors and analysts. Massive Capital Outlay: In order to compete with giants like Amazon and Microsoft,   Oracle is investing heavily in data centers, primarily funded by significant borrowing

🌟🌟🌟Based on recent news $Strategy(MSTR)$  and the broader cryptocurrency market are facing significant uncertainty.  This is driven by a looming MSCI index reclassification decision, which could cause forced selling by institutional investors.  Bitcoin's recent price drop below USD 90,000, combined with this regulatory risk, has intensified market volatility. What happened? On October 10 2025, MSCI, the world's 2nd largest index provider published a critical update.  MSCI is questioning whether companies whose core business is holding crypto should be classified as companies or funds. If labeled as funds, these companies cannot be included in passive indices because it creates a circular feedback

It’s coming to 2 weeks since US government shutdown ended. On Wed, 12 Nov 2025, Trump signed the bipartisan funding bill that reopened the government and extended funding thru 30 Jan 2026. Effectively kicking the budget-bucket further down the road instead of addressing it heads on. With that, US economic reporting resumed, showing actual state of the US economy. Many believe these negative reports all played a role to further dampen US market sentiments, kickstarted by (a) Softbank, (b) Michael Burry and (c) Peter Thiel. Jobless Claims. (a) Weekly claims. For the week ended 15 Nov 2025, weekly initial claims fell by -8,000 to a seasonally adjusted 220,000 claims. (see above) Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 230,000 claims for the latest week. Note that latest claims data covered