Late Night Market Recap

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•  13 Nov 2025
 

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Fear & Greed returned to center stage tonight as traders tried to navigate a market still adjusting to the fallout from the government shutdown and the unusual six-week data blackout. With the Fed’s December path now clouded in uncertainty and rate-cut odds slipping from 92% to roughly 67%, volatility made itself comfortable in after-hours trading. That broader fog set the mood but individual tickers wrote their own stories.

$BITF Bitfarms spent the entire session battling heavy selling pressure after delivering a disappointing Q3 that missed both EPS and revenue expectations. Despite modest revenue improvements, its losses held steady and sentiment turned sharply. A pivot toward energy and digital infrastructure didn’t reassure investors who were already blindsided by the miss, and shares cratered nearly 18% on massive volume. The question heading into tomorrow: whether capitulation unlocks value buyers or if the slide continues as the market searches for clarity on the company’s long-term direction.

$CSCO Cisco became the surprise hero of the night. A clean earnings beat, upbeat guidance, and surging AI-related demand pushed the stock more than 4% higher as analysts rushed to raise price targets. With strong order growth, growing ARR, and even chatter about approaching a Silicon One milestone, CSCO looked every bit the stealth AI infrastructure winner some have argued it is. In a market rattled by uncertainty, Cisco delivered something traders rarely get at night: confidence and more importantly, momentum.

$DIS Disney spent the session on the opposite end of the emotional spectrum. Shares tumbled almost 8% after mixed results in which stronger EPS couldn’t fully offset revenue disappointment and ongoing weakness in legacy TV. While streaming and experiential segments showed encouraging signs, cable drag and a looming distribution fight with YouTube TV darkened the outlook. Investors were left wrestling with the same question that’s haunted DIS for years: can the modern business outrun the past fast enough?

$NBIS Nebius extended its losing streak as another round of selling hit the stock following poor earnings and news of a share sale. Down more than 7% on the day, the company finds itself under pressure from both performance concerns and sentiment overhang. A third straight day of declines kept NBIS firmly in the "heavy-selling" column, and traders will be watching closely to see whether the downturn shifts from momentum-driven to fundamental-driven in the sessions ahead.

$BTE Baytex defied the broader market unease, continuing a multi-day run as enthusiasm followed its strategic exit from U.S. operations and renewed focus on Canada. Multiple analyst upgrades, a fresh 52-week high, and price targets being met ahead of schedule all added fuel. With crude markets holding steady and sentiment improving, BTE bullish streak stood out tonight as one of the few clear upward trends in a mixed and uncertain environment.

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