
Stock Market Analysis, Commentary and Picks for the week ending Nov 7, 2025
WEEKLY COMMENTARY
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Summary: Tech Takes a Breather as Markets Rotate and Regroup
Big Tech faced a rough week as heavy selling sent the Nasdaq down 3%, its worst decline since April, while other market sectors showed resilience amid optimism over a possible end to the government shutdown. Semiconductor stocks like Arm, Lam Research, and Broadcom saw notable losses, and giants like Microsoft and Tesla fell sharply. Still, broader indexes like the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 managed to defend key support levels. Analysts pointed to profit-taking and layoff data as short-term triggers, but underlying strength in non-tech sectors suggested healthy market rotation rather than panic. Defensive sectors—such as healthcare, utilities, and real estate—finished strong, while energy led gains. With financials trading at discounts and benefiting from improving fundamentals, the shift away from tech appears to be a normal pause within a long-term bull market, offering fresh opportunities for investors willing to look beyond Silicon Valley.
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