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Goldman Sachs Says Buy The Dip | This Market Pattern Reveals Big Gains

Plus, Novo tanks, earnings, stock of the day, and more

 

Happy Tuesday! Investors are on edge after a steep November slide, but history shows these dips often spark powerful rebounds. Read on for all the insights and analysis, and how you can take advantage of this pattern before Wall Street catches on.

Also, Goldman Sachs tells investors to buy the dip as it doubles down on its call for a December rate hike. Here’s why they are so confident. In addition, with the recent signals from two Fed leaders, sentiment has now flipped with odds of a rate cut surging. Read on for all the details.

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TOP STORY

Outside the last two days, November has been rough for the market, with indexes sliding more than 5% and sparking debate over whether a true correction is brewing after the massive rally off the April lows.

Benzinga took a historical deep dive into recent Nasdaq 100 pullbacks and the data reveals a compelling pattern: sharp monthly drops like this have often been the springboard for powerful rebounds.

Read on for all the insights and how this setup has played out many times before, and how you can take advantage of it.

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MARKET RECAP

Averages & Assets
AssetClose 11/24/25Price Change
SPX
$6,705.12
+1.55%
NASDAQ
$22,872.01
+2.69%
DJI
$46,448.27
+0.44%
10-Year
4.03%
-0.01 bps
AVGO - Notable Gainer
$377.96
+11.10%
CCL - Notable Loser
$24.76
-6.78%
BTC
$88,229.00
+1.67%
ETH
$2,953.33
+5.48%
XRP
$2.22
+8.82%

Yesterday: U.S. indexes rallied Monday as tech giants led a broad rebound, with Alphabet leading the recovery from this month’s AI-driven selloff. The Nasdaq jumped 2.69% for its best performance since May, while the Dow posted more modest gains. A big part of the rally has come from dovish comments from New York Fed President John Williams and Governor Christopher Waller, who have fueled expectations for a December rate cut, with futures now pricing a 77% probability, up significantly from last week (25%). The rally helped markets recover some of the month’s earlier losses, with volatility expected to be heightened this week due to lighter trading volume due to Thanksgiving. In observance, the markets will be closed on Thursday and will operate on a shortened schedule on Friday.

On Our Radar: The earnings season continues with a plethora of companies reporting after the bell today. All eyes will be on Dell (DELL), HP (HPQ), Autodesk (ADSK), Workday (WDAY) and Zscaler (ZS).

MARKET HEATMAP

Semiconductor stocks were among the top performers with Broadcom (AVGO) and Micron (MU) soaring, while the Consumer Discretionary sector tanked with the likes of H&R Block (HRB) and Service Corp (SCI). But those weren’t the only companies making big moves. Here’s a look at some of the biggest winners and losers on Monday.

Discover how the market is moving with our interactive heatmap. Filter by market cap, or click on any box to explore specific sectors or assets in more detail.

FIVE ZINGERS

Dell-light Or Disaster: Dell’s Q3 earnings are back in the spotlight later today as investors watch AI PCs driving growth; however, with shares falling 5 of its last six reports, will Dell-iver this time, or is history doomed to repeat itself?

Brain Freeze: Novo Nordisk’s blockbuster weight-loss drug semaglutide failed to slow Alzheimer’s in large phase 3 trials, sending shares plummeting. What does this mean for the company going forward, and should you stay away? Read on to find out.

Spin For The Win: For 30 years, corporate spin-offs — often ignored by investors — have quietly beaten the market by double digits. Discover how these overlooked “hidden gems” can transform your portfolio and why now might be the perfect time to act.

Going Big: Senator Markwayne Mullin, a Trump ally, just made his largest 2025 stock purchase yet, making waves in the high-profile “Magnificent Seven.” Read on to discover which tech giant he’s betting big on — and why Wall Street is buzzing.

Stock Of The Day: Shares of this company surged and hit a new high after beating Wall Street estimates. Will shares keep climbing higher? Here’s a look at what’s next for the retailer.

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MARKET HISTORY

On This Day In 1963…

The markets shut down to honor President John F. Kennedy on the day of his funeral, marking one of the few times in history that Wall Street paused for a national tragedy. It was a rare reminder that while markets move every day, some moments in history are bigger than the ticker tape and worth pausing for.

QUOTE OF THE DAY

“When you’re in a major market downturn, the beta eats the alpha.“

— Jeffrey Gundlach

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