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Quantum Stocks Crash — Time To Sell Or Buy The Dip?

Plus, Michael Burry sets the record straight, earnings, stock of the day, and more

 

Happy Wednesday! Quantum computing stocks have dominated headlines this year and outperformed the market as well. However, November brought an unexpected shake-up that left investors questioning the sector’s next move. Is this the start of a reset — or the calm before the next surge? Read on to find out.

Also, Michael Burry is in the headlines again, only this time, he’s setting the record straight. Despite scathing headlines, he isn’t shorting Tesla — but his take on overvalued tech stocks still has Wall Street talking. Here’s what you need to know.

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TOP STORY

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Quantum computing stocks have been all the rage this year with IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave and Quantum Computing all flying high. That was until November arrived, delivering the sector’s toughest month yet, and triggering a sharp pullback.

Is the beginning of a reset or a rebound? Read on for all the insights and what it could mean for your portfolio.

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MARKET RECAP

Averages & Assets
AssetClose 12/02/25Price Change
SPX
$6,829.37
+0.25%
NASDAQ
$23,413.67
+0.59%
DJI
$47,474.46
+0.39%
10-Year
4.09%
-0.01 bps
BA - Notable Gainer
$205.38
+10.15%
XYZ - Notable Loser
$60.11
-6.59%
BTC
$91,345.00
+5.87%
ETH
$2,995.75
+7.03%
XRP
$2.16
+6.40%

Yesterday: U.S. indexes bounced back from Monday’s selloff, supported by strength in the technology and industrials sectors as corporate earnings continued to lift investor sentiment. Shares of MongoDB (+20%) and Credo Technologies (+10%) soared on strong earnings to lift tech, while industrials got a big boost from Boeing (+10%) after management projected stronger aircraft deliveries and improved free cash flow next year. With regards to crypto, Bitcoin led the way as it rebounded significantly after having its worst session since March. Last but not least, traders remained focused the Federal Reserve decision next Wednesday, with futures implying a 90% chance of a rate cut.

On Our Radar: The busy earnings season continues with a plethora of companies reporting after the bell today. All eyes will be on Salesforce (CRM), Snowflake (SNOW), Five Below (FIVE) and UiPath (PATH).

MARKET HEATMAP

Shares of MongoDB (MDB) surged to set a new high, and Intel (INTC) and Boeing (BA) continued to soar. But those weren’t the only companies making big moves. Here’s a look at some of the biggest winners and losers on Tuesday.

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

Trending: November’s hottest stocks are in, and traders can’t get enough of them. See which tickers dominated Benzinga Pro searches this past month and why they’re grabbing attention.

Robotaxi Wars: Tesla, Waymo, and Uber are racing to dominate the future of autonomous ride-hailing, each with a different strategy: Discover which company is leading the way and which one is just building hype.

Warning Signs: Shares of Beyond Meat soared 36% yesterday, but are shares beyond repair? Click to see why this move doesn’t appear to be sustainable, and the warning signs for investors chasing momentum in a fragile market.

Deal Frenzy: From high-profile acquisitions, to unexpected bankruptcies, the market is buzzing with activity. Dive into the deals shaking up industries and discover where opportunities — and risks — are emerging.

Stock Of The Day: American Airlines shares may be gearing up for a big breakout. See why technical traders believe the stock could soar, and how you can ride the wave.

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MARKET HISTORY

On This Day In 1996…

Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan held a private meeting with leading Wall Street strategists, including Abby Cohen, Byron Wien, and Robert Shiller, to discuss soaring valuations in the stock market. While most expressed caution, a few believed the bull market could continue. Just two days later, Greenspan’s now-famous “irrational exuberance” speech would rattle investors and leave a lasting mark on market history.

QUOTE OF THE DAY

“You can’t predict. You can prepare“

— Howard Marks

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