Late Night Market Madness 5 Stocks That Stole The Show

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•  24 Sep 2025
 

•   BABA  
   
  -0.55%
•   FCX  
   
  -6.19%
•   LAC  
   
  +22.63%
•   MRVL  
   
  +4.64%
•   MU  
   
  -3.02%

$LAC decided to throw the biggest party on Wall Street, rocketing a jaw-dropping 96% after word leaked that Uncle Sam might want to crash the lithium party. The Trump administration is reportedly eyeballing a 10% stake in this Canadian miner, because apparently Washington has decided that owning mining companies is the new black. Talk about government picking winners! Retail traders went absolutely bananas, creating a Golden Cross pattern that screams "more upside coming"

$BABA pulled off its own comeback story, surging 8% as CEO Eddie Wu announced they're going full throttle on AI spending like there's no tomorrow. The Chinese tech giant unveiled their monster AI model Qwen3-Max with over 1 trillion parameters—take that, ChatGPT! Sure, they're burning cash so fast their free cash flow went negative, but hey, you've got to spend money to make money, right? Shares hit levels not seen since 2021, proving that sometimes throwing money at a problem actually works.

$MU served up the classic "good news, bad news" cocktail that only Wall Street could cook up. Micron absolutely crushed earnings, beat every estimate in sight, and had their CEO bragging about a "record-breaking 2025." So naturally, the stock dropped 2.82%. Makes perfect sense! After running up 101% this year, traders apparently decided that crushing expectations wasn't quite enough. Multiple analysts raised price targets to $220, but the market just shrugged and said "meh." Sometimes you just can't win in this game.

$FCX had the kind of day that reminds us why mining stocks aren't for the faint of heart. A tragic mud rush at their Indonesian mine killed two workers and sent the stock plummeting 16.95% faster than you can say "operational disaster." When your mine literally collapses and you have to slash production forecasts, even the most bullish traders head for the exits. The stock broke through its 200-day moving average like a knife through butter, triggering every technical alarm bell on Wall Street.

$MRVL decided to play Santa Claus in September, announcing a massive $5 billion stock buyback that sent shares soaring 7.33%. That's nearly 10% of their entire company they're planning to buy back! After getting beaten down 29.7% this year, management clearly decided enough was enough and opened the corporate checkbook. Sometimes the best investment a company can make is in itself, and shareholders clearly appreciated the gesture.

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