💰Stocks to watch today?(3 November)

1. What news/movements are worth noting in the market today? Any stocks to watch? 2. What trading opportunities are there? Do you have any plans? 🎁 Make a post here, everyone stands a chance to win Tiger coins!

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avatarDC125
33 minutes ago
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avatarLanceljx
43 minutes ago
Nasdaq: +1.3% this week | Friday close: ~25,768 I’m leaning towards a modest rebound rather than a full risk-on rally. After Friday’s 2.86% fall and Monday’s additional weakness, some bad news and AI valuation anxiety should already be reflected in positioning. The biggest swing factor for me is tech earnings. Strong AMD, Qualcomm and Arm guidance could stabilise semiconductor sentiment, but investors now seem to demand evidence that AI capex is translating into revenue and profits, not merely more spending. The jobs report is the wildcard. A moderate reading that avoids both recession fears and a sharp rise in yields would probably be the best outcome for Nasdaq. My plan: continue DCA rather than chase a bounce. I would keep extra cash available if another valuation-driven selloff create
avatarTigerEvents
58 minutes ago

[Events] Nasdaq's Big Week: Rally or Selloff?

The Nasdaq is heading into one of the most event-packed weeks of the year. And after last week's tech selloff, investors have plenty of reasons to stay on edge. The Nasdaq Composite plunged 2.86% on Friday, then slipped another 1.07% on Monday, closing at 25,164.32. Now, three major catalysts are lining up: the U.S. midterm elections, a fresh round of tech earnings, and Friday's jobs report.Could this be the week tech stocks finally bounce back? Or is another selloff on the way? Three Big Events, One Volatile Week 1. U.S. Midterms: Will Politics Move the Market? Americans head to the polls on November 3, with control of Congress at stake. The results could reshape expectations for government spending, tax policy and tech regulation. Markets will be watching closely to see whether the outco
[Events] Nasdaq's Big Week: Rally or Selloff?

AMD Q3 2026 Earnings Analysis: Can AI Growth Reverse Recent Semiconductor Weakness & Validate Bullish Valuations?

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) will report its fiscal third-quarter (Q3) 2026 financial results on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, after the U.S. market close (around 4:00 PM EST). In this article we would like to share how we are addressing AMD's Q3 2026 earnings preview, AI market dynamics, target price evaluation, and Bull Put Spread option strategies. This include evaluating the impact of Intel’s earnings spillovers, Instinct MI Series accelerator momentum, street target viability, and options strategies ahead of Q3 reporting. 1. Macro Backdrop: Intel Contagion and Sector Pullback The semiconductor index has faced notable headwinds leading into AMD’s Q3 2026 report. An 11% decline in AMD stock over recent weeks was heavily influenced by spillover effects from Intel Corporation’s quarterly rep
AMD Q3 2026 Earnings Analysis: Can AI Growth Reverse Recent Semiconductor Weakness & Validate Bullish Valuations?
avatarMiaoj
12:03
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Apple Revenue Rose 12%, Yet Shares Fell After Hours. What Worried the Market?

Apple delivered revenue and earnings per share above expectations, but its shares still came under pressure after the report. On November 2, Apple reported fiscal fourth-quarter 2026 results for the period ended September 26. Revenue reached approximately $114.5 billion, up 12% year over year, with EPS of $2.10. CNBC cited LSEG consensus estimates of $113.39 billion and $1.99, respectively, and reported that shares fell approximately 3% at one point in November 2 after-hours trading. This was John Ternus’s first earnings report as CEO. Apple posted a September-quarter revenue record, iPhone sales continued to grow, and services revenue reached an all-time high.[1][2] The next quarter’s outlook, however, contained an important split: revenue growth guidance exceeded expectations, while gros
Apple Revenue Rose 12%, Yet Shares Fell After Hours. What Worried the Market?

Midterm Election Jitters and Big Tech Earnings Weigh on Wall Street as Morning Rally Fades

U.S. stock markets finished mixed on Monday, November 2, 2026, as an early-morning rally faded due to ongoing weakness in technology and artificial intelligence stocks ahead of the U.S. midterm elections and a key jobs report. In this article, we would like to look at the narrative around the dual catalysts: pre-election hedging ahead of the November 3 midterm elections and positioning prior to the October Non-Farm Payrolls job report. 1. Major Index Performance Overview The trading session exhibited a stark divergence between traditional blue-chip value industrial components and tech-heavy growth benchmarks. The $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to retain modest gains due to strong performance in healthcare, defense, and oil
Midterm Election Jitters and Big Tech Earnings Weigh on Wall Street as Morning Rally Fades

Options puppy 📊 3 November 2026 – Market Review: Technology Stocks Under Pressure, While KWEB and Defensive Stocks Show Resilience

My market observation today: Most technology stocks are under pressure, including NVIDIA (NVDA) and Palantir (PLTR). However, not every part of the market is moving in the same direction. KWEB is showing strength, while defensive stocks such as Hasbro are holding up relatively well. What I find interesting is that the market is beginning to distinguish between different types of investments. Investors are becoming more selective about expensive technology stocks, while looking for opportunities in beaten-down markets and companies with more defensive business characteristics. This is an important reminder that when the technology sector falls, it does not automatically mean every stock must fall together. 1️⃣ Why are most technology stocks falling? 💻 The biggest issue is the changing attit
Options puppy 📊 3 November 2026 – Market Review: Technology Stocks Under Pressure, While KWEB and Defensive Stocks Show Resilience
The congressional midterm elections, the biggest political event in the United States this year, finally go to a vote this week. Trump has gone to extraordinary lengths ahead of the election, first capturing Venezuela's president and then assassinating Iran's supreme leader. He had hoped that these unconventional measures would free up more crude oil supply, push oil prices down and bring inflation under control.
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avatarIsleigh
11-02 23:10

Four Stocks on My Screen Today. I Would Only Treat One as a Real Dip Buy.

My screen this morning is giving us four very different signals. MU: $872.79, -1.35% CRCL: $73.86, +1.82% BYND: $7.52, +8.83% RZLV: $1.48, +1.47% At first glance? Three green. One red. But that is almost useless information. Because these four stocks represent four completely different trades. MU = THESIS TRADE CRCL = EARNINGS SETUP BYND = MOMENTUM / SQUEEZE TRADE RZLV = PROVE-IT SPECULATION And after Friday's violent repricing of growth stocks? I think knowing WHICH game you are playing matters more than whether the stock is green or red today. 🟢 1. MU: THE ONE I WOULD MOST WANT TO OWN ON WEAKNESS Micron is around: $873 after trading near $987 only days ago. That is roughly an 11% reset from that recent high. And unlike some of the speculative names being sold? I do NOT see evidence yet t
Four Stocks on My Screen Today. I Would Only Treat One as a Real Dip Buy.
avatarkoolgal
11-02 18:39

Navigating the Global Liquidity Dip with GLD ETFs & DLCs in SGX

🌟🌟🌟The global financial landscape has experienced a sharp tectonic shift.  Spot Gold prices have recently corrected below the psychological crucial USD 4,000 per ounce threshold.  This pullback isn't a failure of Gold's intrinsic value but rather a direct reaction to a hawkish Federal Reserve, rising US bond yields and severe cross market deleveraging.  As corporate earnings faced pressure, institutional fund managers were forced into liquidity driven selling - liquidating their must liquid assets, Gold, to cover margin calls and equity losses elsewhere. Yet beneath this temporary surface noise, a massive structural floor is being laid: global central banks are buying Gold at a historic, unprecedented pace.  Driven by a fierce desire to de-dollarise and diversify away f
Navigating the Global Liquidity Dip with GLD ETFs & DLCs in SGX
avatarIvan_Gan
11-02 17:56

Midterm Election Preview: A Republican Setback Could Trigger the Worst-Case Scenario

The congressional midterm elections, the biggest political event in the United States this year, finally go to a vote this week. Trump has gone to extraordinary lengths ahead of the election, first capturing Venezuela's president and then assassinating Iran's supreme leader. He had hoped that these unconventional measures would free up more crude oil supply, push oil prices down and bring inflation under control. Instead, Iran closed the strait, which remains shut. Oil prices surged, and inflation began rising again. Current market forecasts suggest a significant chance that Republicans will lose control of both the House and the Senate. If that happens, Trump will find it difficult to implement his policies over the remaining two years of his term, or will once again be drawn into protrac
Midterm Election Preview: A Republican Setback Could Trigger the Worst-Case Scenario
avatarShawnLLS
11-02 17:53
Stocks to Watch Today (2 Nov): Nasdaq's Worst Day Since June, Then a Week of Apple, AMD, the Midterms and Payrolls. My Plan: Only Scan Names That Have Already Reported Written Monday 2 Nov, SGT, using Friday's US closes. How October ended Friday's session wiped out a lot of the month: - Nasdaq: -2.86% to 25,437.00, its worst day since June 5, and down more than 5% for October - S&P 500: -1.82% to 7,580.07, down about 1.2% for the month - Dow: -1.09% to 51,770.31, but still up about 1.5% for October - Philadelphia Semiconductor Index: -7.2% to 10,688.8, with 29 of 30 members lower, leaving it about 20% below its peak according to BofA What drove it: - Intel fell 28.58% to $65.76, its worst day since 1974. It guided Q4 revenue to $15 to $16 billion against about $17.1 billion expected, a
avatarKentzw
11-02 15:41

Wall Street’s Next Move: 4 Stocks Worth Watching This Week

The latest market weakness suggests investors are becoming more selective. With the Nasdaq falling 2.86%, the S&P 500 down 1.82% and the Dow losing 1.09%, the sell-off is no longer limited to a few speculative technology names. I think this is an important week to look beyond the biggest AI stocks and identify companies with different earnings drivers. Here are four names on my watchlist. 1. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$  – Cloud Growth and Profitability Amazon remains interesting because its investment story extends beyond online retail. AWS is a major growth driver, while advertising provides another source of higher-margin revenue. I will be watching whether cloud demand continues to justify its substantial infrastructure investment. Strong
Wall Street’s Next Move: 4 Stocks Worth Watching This Week
avatarD1ane
11-02 15:29

3 Stocks to Watch Today: Apple, Palantir and BWX Technologies

The new trading week begins with investors reassessing AI valuations following last week’s technology sell-off. The key question is whether the pullback creates fresh opportunities or signals that the market is becoming more selective about growth. Here are three stocks I am watching on Monday, November 2. 1. $Apple(AAPL)$  - Earnings Could Set the Tone Apple is the biggest earnings event to watch today. Wall Street expects approximately $113.3 billion in revenue and $1.98 EPS for its fiscal Q4. Beyond the headline numbers, I will be watching iPhone demand, gross margins and management’s outlook for the holiday quarter. Rising component costs could create pressure even if sales remain strong. The key question is whether Apple can deliver enou
3 Stocks to Watch Today: Apple, Palantir and BWX Technologies
avatarTigerObserver
11-02 14:27

🎁Weekly EPS Growth & Dividend Leaders: AAPL, AMD, PLTR, ARM, BX and more

😀Hi Tigers, As the Q3 earnings season unfolds, we’re taking a closer look at potential outperformers from two key angles: EPS expectations and dividend performance. In the first part, we highlight the top 20 stocks by market capitalization with stronger EPS estimates ahead of their earnings, scheduled between November 2 and November 6. 🎁Weekly Higher EPS Estimates: AAPL, AMD, PLTR, ARM, SHOP & More 1. Why EPS Matters? Earnings per share(EPS) refer to the income per share brought to investors/shareholders in the open market. EPS is calculated as a company's profit divided by the outstanding shares of its common stock. The resulting number serves as an indicator of a company's profitability. Investors like companies with high profitability, and the market always rewards those earnings re
🎁Weekly EPS Growth & Dividend Leaders: AAPL, AMD, PLTR, ARM, BX and more
avatarOptionspuppy
11-02 09:29

🐱 If November 2026 Crashes, These Are the 10 Stocks I Want to Buy During the Panic TigerTrade

My November shopping list: Instead of running away from a falling market, I want to prepare my cash and look for opportunities to buy quality businesses at discounted prices. If November brings another major correction in the US stock market, I do not necessarily see it as a disaster. In fact, I see it as a possible shopping opportunity. Of course, I cannot predict whether November will bring a 5%, 10% or 20% correction. But I can prepare a list of companies that I would be happy to own if their share prices become more attractive. My strategy is simple: I do not want to buy stocks just because they have fallen. I want to buy businesses with strong competitive advantages, established operations, recurring demand and the potential to recover over the longer term. Here are my 10 preferred st
🐱 If November 2026 Crashes, These Are the 10 Stocks I Want to Buy During the Panic TigerTrade