Trading on the GO: Mobile Live Trading Insights Nov 19, 2025 Live

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Key Concepts:

• Market Overview: S&P 500 futures showing slight bounce, market awaiting Nvidia earnings.
• Key Companies in Focus: Nvidia, Target, Lowe's, Tesla, MP Materials, Meta, Constellation Energy (CEG), Alphabet (Google), Micron, Palantir (PLTR), AMD, Bitcoin (BTC), IBIT (Bitcoin ETF), and various other smaller cap stocks.
• Economic Data: Imports data (340 billion vs. 358 billion), energy data expected.
• Trading Strategies: Day trading, scalping, dip buying, fading rallies, using VWAP, stop losses, and managing risk.
• Market Sentiment: Mixed, with some sectors showing strength (tech, producer manufacturing) and others weakness (retail, energy minerals).
• Nvidia Earnings: The central focus of the day, with high expectations and significant market impact anticipated.
• AI Sector: Continued discussion on AI's impact and the interconnectedness of AI players.
• Crypto Market: Bitcoin showing weakness, outflows from IBIT ETF, and discussion on potential support levels.
• Retail Sector: Mixed performance with Target down and Lowe's up, contrasting with Home Depot's previous report.
• Geopolitical/Regulatory: Tesla's robo taxi program receiving permits in Arizona, Meta winning FTC lawsuit, and US-Saudi energy deals.
• Trading Psychology: Emphasis on patience, discipline, not revenge trading, and understanding market behavior.

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Market and Economic Data

The S&P 500 futures are showing a slight bounce this morning, with imports coming in at 340 billion versus 358 billion, indicating a slight downside. The forecast for Wednesday was 341 billion. Energy data is expected at 10:30 AM. The market is heavily focused on Nvidia's earnings report after the close, which is considered the biggest report of the earning season.

Company-Specific News and Performance

• Nvidia (NVDA): The primary focus due to upcoming earnings. Shares are up slightly in pre-market, holding long-term support at $180. Expectations are for $1.25 EPS (53% YoY increase) and $54.92 billion in revenue (56% YoY increase). Concerns include the longevity of chip demand and potential "creative accounting." Nvidia is up 35% year-to-date and 12% off October highs.
• Target (TGT): Reporting negative results, down 3% in pre-market. Revenue declined 25.27 billion, slightly below expectations. EPS was $1.78. Profitability dropped 19% YoY, and comparable sales fell 2.7%. Traffic decreased 2.2%, with customers spending 0.5% less per trip. Digital sales grew a modest 2.4%, driven by same-day deliveries. Target is rolling out "Target Trend Brain," a Gen AI tool to forecast trends. The company cut its full-year guidance to $7-$8 EPS and expects single-digit declines in Q4. A new CEO, Michael Fideli, will take over on February 1st, 2026.
• Lowe's (LOW): Reporting positively, up 11.5% in pre-market with a raised price target to $39. EPS was $3.30 (beat estimates of $2.97), and revenue was $20.81 billion (in line with expectations). Net income was $1.62 billion, a YoY drop, attributed to higher costs and softer DIY trends. Full-year comparable sales are now expected to be flat to down 1%, revised from an expected 1% increase. Lowe's is leaning into the "pro" contractor segment through acquisitions like Foundation Building Materials ($8.8 billion) and Artisan Design Group.
• Home Depot (HD): Reported yesterday, pointing to a weak consumer and environmental issues. KGI Securities downgraded from outperform to neutral.
• Tesla (TSLA): Showing relative strength, up 1-1.5% this morning. Received a permit from Arizona for its robo taxi program, allowing it to operate a commercial ride-hailing service. This is the third jurisdiction for Tesla's autonomous ride-sharing. They are also running human-driven rides in the Bay Area and aim to remove safety drivers in Austin by year-end. Tesla is trading around the $400-$402 level, with $400 being a key support.
• MP Materials (MP): Flying this morning, up 8% on a new deal to build a rare earth refinery in Saudi Arabia. Goldman Sachs initiated coverage with a buy rating and a $77 price target, implying 32% upside. Goldman highlights MP as the largest rare earth producer in the Western Hemisphere, specializing in neodymium-based praseodymium oxide (NDPR oxide), crucial for magnets. China dominates refining capacity (90-95%). MP has a deal with the Department of War guaranteeing a floor price of $110/kg for NDPR oxide for 10 years, stabilizing earnings. Goldman also notes MP's vertical integration plans and a tie-up with Apple. The stock is still off its highs by about 40%.
• Meta (META): Winning its FTC antitrust lawsuit, but still in a significant drawdown of over 20% from recent highs. The judge ruled the FTC failed to prove Meta holds current monopoly power.
• Constellation Energy (CEG): Microsoft is looking at opening a nuclear power plant with CEG, which received a nod from the Trump administration. CEG is up 5% today, and 130% off April lows. The Trump administration is providing a $1 billion loan to restart the Crane Nuclear Energy Center in Pennsylvania, expected to resume power generation in 2027. Microsoft has a power purchase agreement with CEG to support data center energy needs.
• Alphabet (GOOGL): Up 1.5% and continuing its upward trend, breaking through $300. The company unveiled Gemini 3, its most intelligent model, with a focus on revenue-producing use cases and direct integration into search on day one. Enterprise customers will get a preview of "anti-gravity," an AI coding platform.
• Micron (MU): Moving slightly in pre-market, but flat now after dropping $4-$5 on decent volume. The chips sector is in play on Nvidia day, and any unexpected movers are being watched. Micron is presenting at a conference today.
• Palantir (PLTR): Showing some strength, trading around $166-$167. The stock is on watch for support areas.
• AMD: Tanked $10 yesterday off the open. The stock is being watched for a potential short if it breaks $235.
• Palo Alto Networks (PANW): Reporting earnings tonight. The stock has been underperforming despite strong cybersecurity sector performance. It's been under the 50-day moving average, and a significant dip by could occur if it follows past earnings patterns.
• Intel (INTC): Flying today, and if it hits $36, that's a potential short spot.
• Semrush (SMCI): Acquired by Byke Cash. The stock is being watched for a potential pop and fade.
• Plug Power (PLUG): Down aggressively, trading around $16.80.
• Ford (F): Up 30% year-to-date, but facing another recall (229,000 vehicles) for instrument panel display failures in 2025 Bronco and Bronco Sport models.
• Boeing (BA): Down slightly yesterday but bouncing back. Received an order for 75 new 737 MAX jets from Flydubai. Flydubai is also ordering Airbus A321 Neos. Trump complimented Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg.
• Amazon (AMZN): Down despite positive headlines, potentially due to EU court upholding the EU Commission's decision to label Amazon a "very large online platform" under the Digital Services Act, imposing stricter rules. Amazon is trading near its lows and is being watched for a potential bounce at $210 (earnings low) or $200.
• Pinterest (PINS): Getting hit, but has a good PE ratio. The company is being watched for potential deals with LLMs.
• Snowflake (SNOW): Holding up well, trading near the 50-day moving average.
• DraftKings (DKNG): Down on earnings, as is Flutter (FLTR). DraftKings is entering prediction markets.
• Weeble (WSHP): A multi-day runner, halted up at $123.06, up 226% from its IPO price of $20.02. Trading is illiquid with wide spreads.
• NUVB: Holding trend well, trading near highs, with potential for a move to $7.
• BFLY: Broke trend, showing topping tail candles. Trading cautiously.
• CABR: Showing a strong breakout, above VWAP, but with a topping tail candle at intraday resistance.
• Olo: Rocketing up, breaking through $100 and hitting new all-time highs.
• XLY: Showing weakness, heading towards its low of the day.
• TQQ: Short position being managed, watching for breaks of support levels.
• Ibit: Showing weakness, with significant outflows and a breakdown below $90,000.
• Zcash (ZEC): Up 10x since October 1st, but its story is unclear.
• Block (SQ): Halting for news, expecting low 30% annual EPS growth through 2028.
• PayPal (PYPL): Bouncing to VWAP, but below it.
• Regeneron (REGN): Halting for news, FDA approval for EIA HG for macular edema.
• SMCI: Rolling out a new air-cooled server powered by AMD GPUs.
• Cisco (CSCO): Partnering with Humane AI for data centers.
• AMD: Down significantly, with a bearish chart pattern and potential for further downside.
• Microsoft (MSFT): Down 13% from all-time highs, trading below VWAP.
• Apple (AAPL): Not participating in the AI rally, but a potential LLM release could be a catalyst.
• Cybersecurity Stocks: Palo Alto Networks, CrowdStrike, Zscaler, and Fortinet are all in focus due to Nvidia's performance and the importance of cybersecurity.

Trading Activity and Strategies

• Tesla: Long position taken at $400-$402, with profit-taking at various levels.
• Palantir: Long position taken at $166, with profit-taking at $167 and $168.
• Ibit: Short position initiated at $5150, with further entries and profit-taking.
• Nvidia: Scalping trades around VWAP and key levels.
• AMD: Short thesis discussed, with potential entry points around $228 and $235.
• Intel: Watching for a potential short at $36.
• SGBX: Multi-day runner, with trades taken on breakouts and profit-taking.
• NUVB: Long position taken on trend continuation and holding above the 10 EMA.
• BFLY: Trading cautiously due to topping tail candles and trend breaks.
• CABR: Strong breakout observed, but a topping tail candle raises concerns.
• TQS: Short position managed, looking for breaks of support levels.
• Coinbase: Watching for potential bounces and trading around VWAP.
• General Approach: Emphasis on patience, taking profits, managing risk, and sticking to a plan.

Nvidia Earnings Preview and Expectations

• Revenue: Analysts expect $54.92 billion, a 56% YoY increase. Data center revenue is projected at $49.1 billion (60% YoY growth). Gaming revenue is expected at $4.6 billion (40% YoY increase).
• EPS: Analysts expect $1.25, a 53% YoY increase.
• Gross Margins: Expected to be around 74%, a slight improvement from the previous quarter.
• Guidance: Q4 guidance is expected at $62.17 billion.
• Key Concerns: Sustainability of AI spending by hyperscalers, potential competition, and the "house of cards" narrative due to interconnected AI investments.
• Market Expectations: The market is pricing in a 93% chance of a beat. The expected move is around 7%.
• Geopolitical Factors: Trump's positive comments on Nvidia's Blackwell production and US manufacturing.

Trading Psychology and Lessons

• Patience: Crucial for trading, especially with volatile names.
• Discipline: Sticking to a plan and not revenge trading is paramount.
• Emotional Control: Not letting losses or missed opportunities dictate subsequent trades.
• Systematic Approach: Having a clear entry, exit, and risk management plan for each trade.
• Adaptability: Adjusting trading style to market conditions.
• Learning from Mistakes: Recognizing and learning from errors, such as missed entries or poor risk management.
• Focus on Next Decision: The market doesn't care about past performance; only the next decision matters.
• Avoiding FOMO: Not chasing trades out of fear of missing out.
• Risk Management: Always prioritizing risk management and having defined stop-loss levels.

Midday Rundown and Sector Performance

• Major Averages: NQ up 0.25%, ES up 0.17%, Dow and Russell looking to go green.
• Sectors: Tech and producer manufacturing showing strength. Retail, energy minerals, and utilities are weak.
• Google: Outperforming, breaking through $300, driven by Gemini 3 news and analyst upgrades.
• Meta: Down 26% from highs, facing continued selling pressure despite winning an FTC antitrust case. Concerns remain about CAPEX and metaverse investments.
• Crypto: Bitcoin is down, showing weakness, and IBIT ETF saw record outflows. The correlation between crypto and equity markets is noted.
• Small Caps: SGBX and NUVB are highlighted as strong movers, with SGBX showing significant gains. WSHP is a halted IPO with extreme volatility.
• Other News: US planning 10 new nuclear reactors, Trump's comments on Fed Chair Powell, and Block's guidance update.

Conclusion

The market is navigating a complex environment with Nvidia earnings as the dominant event. While some sectors and stocks show strength, broader market sentiment remains cautious. The discussion emphasizes the importance of disciplined trading, risk management, and adapting to market volatility, particularly in the context of AI-driven growth and potential bubbles. The day's trading activity highlights successful day trades in names like Tesla, Palantir, and IBIT, while also underscoring the risks associated with volatile small-cap stocks and the need for careful execution. The upcoming Nvidia earnings are expected to be a major catalyst for the broader market, with a close eye on guidance and margin performance.