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🚨Tech Stumbles, Markets Hold the Line — Here’s What Really Happened
SPX fights to stay above support as breadth sinks and AI names wobble. Your full weekly breakdown inside.

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Markets bounced today on improved hopes for a rate cut, but the week is still on track for a loss (~1.3%) as selling pressure hit tech & AI names. The major indices closed below their 50-day SMAs for the first time since April.
Despite a strong earnings beat from NVIDIA Corporation, investors were more concerned about debt-financed AI build-outs and stretched valuations.
Economic data resumed after the U.S. government shutdown, but the labour market remains patchy and breadth has deteriorated.
‎TLDR Stock Market Weekly Update - Nov 21, 2025
📉 Market Trends
Tech & AI under pressure as “over-investment” concerns surface despite strong earnings.
Renewed rate-cut hopes spurred today’s intraday recovery (NY Fed President’s dovish commentary).
Market breadth hit multi-month lows (S&P, Nasdaq, Russell) as fewer stocks are rallying.
📊 Technical Levels & Market Signals
S&P 500 (SPX): Broke below its 50-day SMA — a notable shift in trend behaviour. Found near-term support at the 100-day SMA during today’s rebound. Technical translation: Intermediate-term still bullish (trend intact), but near-term cautious/tentative.
Nasdaq Composite (COMP): Heavy tech weighting means much of the weakness is tech-driven. RSI and momentum signals are showing signs of strain — consolidation is likely.
đź’° Economic Data, Rates & the Fed
The labour market remains murky post-shutdown: mixed signals from Non-farm Payrolls and other reports.
Fed outlook: market still sees rate cut possibility, but probabilities have fallen — data dependency emphasized.
Treasury yields are slightly lower today but remain range-bound amid uncertainty.
With data lagging (shutdown impact), the Fed faces a “data desert” going into year end.
🏛️ Cryptocurrency News
Crypto markets remain under pressure alongside tech weakness; risk asset flows are cautious.
Safe-haven flows may benefit gold or other non-tech assets in the near term.
Sources: Charles Schwab
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📅 Coming up next week…
Economic Events:
Tue (11/25): Consumer Sentiment, Durable Goods
Wed (11/26): Trade Balance, GDP (Advanced)
Thu (11/27): U.S. Markets Closed – Thanksgiving
Notable Earnings Reports:
Mon (11/24): ZM, SYM
Tue (11/25): BABA, NIO, ANF, BBY, DELL, ADSK, AMBA, CLSK
Sources: Earnings Whispers, Charles Schwab
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