Tesla, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

Palantir Technologies Inc.

The biggest <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/glavnye-indeksy-ssa-pokazali-hudsee-padenie-za-mesac-investorov-volnuet-stavka-frs">sell-off</a> in U.S. stocks in a month gives investors a good buying opportunity ahead of the "Santa Claus rally," according to Wedbush analysts led by Dan Ives.

Wedbush advises buying stocks during a "mini panic" in the market. Why is he waiting for a rally?

Apple Inc.

Nebius Group N.V.

Ferrari N.V.

Bitcoin fell below $100,000 this week for the first time in more than four months, and Ark Invest head Cathie Wood cut her target price for it by 20% to $1.2 million by 2030, citing the rapid growth of stablecoins. "The Buffett Indicator and the Barclays Overheating Index warn that the U.S. stock market is overvalued. Meanwhile, shareholders agreed to a record $1 trillion compensation for Musk, and Apple is preparing for a $1 billion deal with Google to speed up Siri updates. The main events of November 3-7 are in our review.

Highlights of the week: Apple and Google deal, Musk approved $1 trillion, US market overheated

Alphabet Inc.

Google's AI will be a temporary solution until Apple's own models are powerful enough

Apple decides to use Google's $1 billion-a-year AI for new Siri - Bloomberg

Snap Inc.

Robinhood Markets, Inc.

Google is in talks for a new round of investment in artificial intelligence developer Anthropic, which could give the startup a valuation in excess of $350 billion and strengthen its position in the generative AI race against OpenAI. Social network owner Snapchat surprised Wall Street with revenue growth and a 15% jump in shares after announcing a partnership with AI startup Perplexity AI, which will integrate a search chatbot into Snapchat. On these and other topics, check out our roundup of key events for the morning of Nov. 6.

Main by morning: Google invests in Anthropic, Snap and Robinhood beat forecasts

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

Nvidia temporarily surpassed its $5 trillion capitalization for the first time in history and announced partnerships with Uber, Nokia and the U.S. government. Apple's market value rose above the $4 trillion mark for the first time, while Amazon announced it was laying off 14,000 employees and realigning its business around artificial intelligence. Donald Trump and Xi Jingping agreed to a one-year truce in the trade war. About the main events from October 27 to 31 - in our review.

Highlights of the week: Big Tech reporting, US and China agree on a deal, OpenAI thinking about an IPO

Amazon.com, Inc.

Netflix, Inc.

U.S. stocks ended October in the plus. Stock market indices at the end of the month showed the longest growth in the last four years, <a href="https://www.ft.com/content/b78abb32-223a-45b2-a999-133e4273aa52">notes the</a> Financial Times. Investor sentiment was influenced by the excitement around artificial intelligence, the Fed interest rate cut and Donald Trump's decision to ease trade pressure on China.

'Pure bullish optimism': US stocks extended their longest rally in four years

Wall Street analysts are mostly raising their price targets on shares of Google's parent company after a strong quarterly report released on the evening of October 29, CNBC <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/30/alphabet-is-soaring-after-its-latest-earnings-report-what-wall-street-analysts-are-saying.html">writes</a>. They note that despite the risks from AI competitors, the tech giant is feeling resilient and building profits. Alphabet's quarterly revenue topped $100 billion for the first time in history and profits beat expectations. The company also <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/kvartal-naa-vyrucka-alphabet-vpervye-prevysila-100-mlrd-akcii-podnalis-na-6">said</a> it raised its full-year forecast for AI investments to $91-93 billion from $85 billion, and noted continued strong demand for cloud services.

'Flawless report': what analysts are now advising to do with Alphabet shares

Google's holding company Alphabet exceeded analysts' expectations for revenue and profit in the third quarter, with sales exceeding $100 billion for the first time. Revenue growth was shown by all key areas of Alphabet's business, including advertising tools and cloud services. At the same time, the company raised its capital expenditure forecast for Google Cloud expansion for the second time this year.

Alphabet's quarterly revenue topped $100 billion for the first time Shares up 6%

E-commerce leader and cloud service provider Amazon <a href="https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/aws/aws-project-rainier-ai-trainium-chips-compute-cluster">said</a> that startup Anthropic plans to use 1 million of its custom AI chips by the end of 2025.

Amazon has leased a million AI chips to Anthropic. What does this mean for the company?

Innodata Inc.

Is the Google partner and beneficiary of the AI boom still worth buying?

Small cap with big ambitions: Data services firm Innodata up nearly 300% in LTM

Intel Corporation

US President Donald Trump has escalated relations with Canada, halting trade talks in the wake of the Ronald Reagan "fake" voiceover ad scandal. Intel reported revenue and profit growth with multi-billion dollar US support and investment from Nvidia, while OpenAI continues to expand with the purchase of Mac AI developer Sky. These and other topics are covered in our review of key events for the morning of October 24.