Wall Street Turns Cautious as Tesla, Alphabet, Nvidia and Alibaba Shift Market Momentum

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•  24 Nov 2025
 

•   BABA  
   
  +5.26%
•   BIIB  
   
  +1.20%
•   GOOGL  
   
  +6.40%
•   LLY  
   
  +0.53%
•   NVDA  
   
  +1.58%

$TSLA opens the week again in the center of attention as Elon Musk reveals that Tesla has already designed millions of AI chips for cars and data centers. The company is nearly finished with AI5 and has already started developing AI6 with a goal of releasing a new chip every year. This plan pushes Tesla far beyond the identity of an electric vehicle maker and deeper into the world of self-controlled chip supply. Traders like the ambition but know the challenge is execution. The market wants to see whether these promises turn into real performance and real revenue.

$GOOGL strengthens its position as Alphabet moves past Microsoft in market value for the first time since 2018. With a valuation of 3.75 trillion dollars, the company is only a few percentage points away from the 4 trillion mark. The market is responding to Google’s ability to prove that it can still lead in AI with advances like the Gemini 3 language model and solid financial results. When a company this size regains momentum, traders tend to follow the flow.

$BABA rises strongly in early trading after announcing that its AI app Qwen surpassed 10 million downloads within a week of relaunch. After years of pressure on the stock, this kind of traction gives Alibaba a rare boost in sentiment. With earnings coming Tuesday, traders are watching closely to see if this new AI narrative can support a longer recovery and maybe even reshape how global investors value the company moving forward.

$LLY continues its run after joining the trillion dollar club thanks to the success of its diabetes and weight loss drugs. Lilly trades flat today but the bigger story is the strength of demand across its product line. $NVO faces the opposite direction as Novo Nordisk sinks 9 percent after its Alzheimer’s trial built on semaglutide fails to show meaningful slowing of cognitive decline. Expectations were low but disappointment hits hard when a stock is priced for greatness. The surprising winner is $BIIB which climbs as investors no longer fear future competition from a Novo drug that did not deliver the needed clinical results.

$BTC steadies around 86000 dollars which is about 32 percent below the peak from early October. Volatility has cooled and leverage continues to unwind which keeps traders cautious. The key support level around 80000 dollars remains the line everyone is watching. A break below it could shift the crypto environment into a more bearish phase. For now the market waits for macro signals ahead of Thanksgiving especially inflation data and clues about the December rate decision.

$NVDA closes the picture with another wave of optimism from Bank of America which keeps a buy rating and a price target of 275 dollars suggesting more than 50 percent upside. Demand for Blackwell remains extremely strong with cloud GPU inventory disappearing even for older Ampere chips. Nvidia is scaling massive AI factory projects with sovereign and enterprise clients including xAI and AWS. For traders this level of structural demand reinforces the idea that Nvidia is still the heartbeat of the AI cycle.

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