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- The Trading Post | 11.26.25
The Trading Post | 11.26.25

Good morning,
Fed rate cut odds jump to 85% as Kevin Hassett emerges as a leading Fed chair contender, Alphabet threatens Nvidia’s AI chip dominance, consumer confidence crashes toward recessionary territory, Dell hikes its AI server outlook while HP stumbles, and Medicare announces steep price cuts on Ozempic, Wegovy, and other high-cost drugs.
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Pre-Market Performance

As of 11.25.25 market close.
Market News
Fed cut odds for December jump to about 85%, the 10-year yield breaks below 4%, and Kevin Hassett is now seen as the frontrunner to replace Powell at the Fed. Reuters
Growth and rate-sensitive names catch a bid as traders embrace the easier-Fed narrative heading into the December 9–10 FOMC meeting. Bloomberg
Alphabet rips to record highs and flirts with a $4T market cap as Meta explores swapping into Google’s TPU chips starting in 2027, putting a dent in Nvidia’s one-chip-to-rule-them-all story. Reuters
Nvidia slips more than 2% as Google touts Gemini 3 and claims its GPUs remain “a generation ahead,” reminding traders that even AI kings can get valuation audits. CNBC
US consumer confidence drops to 88.7, with expectations stuck below 80 for a 10th straight month – historically a pretty good leading indicator that a recession might be warming up in the bullpen. CNBC
Dell hikes its AI server revenue outlook to $25B for FY26 after posting $12.3B in AI server orders this quarter, while HP issues soft guidance and eats a 5% selloff. Reuters
Medicare unveils steep negotiated price cuts on 15 drugs, including ~71% discounts on Ozempic and Wegovy starting in 2027, putting long-term margin pressure on Novo Nordisk and friends. Reuters
Urban Outfitters pops almost 20% on record Q3 sales and earnings, reminding everyone that the consumer is “weak” right up until you put the right stuff on the rack. Nasdaq
Gold hovers near a two-week high above $4,100/oz as lower real-rate hopes and holiday FOMO keep the shiny rock bid. Reuters
Bitcoin hangs around $87K, still down roughly 30% from October’s highs as the “number only goes up” crowd discovers retracements are, in fact, still a thing. CoinDesk
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Earnings We’re Watching
Deere & Company (DE) - Wednesday (BMO)
Trade Ideas

Verisk Analytics, Inc (VRSK), Western Digital Corporation (WDC), Technology Select Sector (SPDR), AMTEK, Inc (AME)

Toll Brothers Inc (TOL), Tesla Motors, Inc (TSLA), Texas Roadhouse, Inc (TXRH), Visa, Inc (V)

Sea Limited (SE), Simon Property Group, Inc (SPG), S&P Global Inc (SPGI), PowerShares S&P 500 Momnentum (SPMO)

3M Company (MMM), Pinduoduo Inc (PDD), PulteGroup, Inc (PHM), Royal Carribean Cruises Ltd. (RCL)

SPDR Gold Trust (GLD), J P Morgan Chase & Co (JPM), KKR (Kkr), Linde plc - Ordinary Shares (LIN)

Boeing Company (BA), Cadence Design Systems, Inc (CDNS), Salesforce.com Inc (CRM), Dollar Tree, Inc (DLTR)

AMTEK, Inc (AME), Ares Management, LP (ARES), Arm Holdings plc - American (ARM), Broadcom, Inc (AVGO)
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Daily Moment of Zen
The key is to wait, sometimes the hardest thing to do is nothing.
Why It Matters:
This quote is basically the trading version of “don’t poke the bear.” Every new trader wants action — they want to do something because doing nothing feels lazy, unproductive, or worse… like they’re “missing out.” But in markets, the emptiest calories come from boredom trades.
Waiting is a skill because it requires three uncomfortable things:
Discipline to stick to your setup,
Patience to let price come to you, and
Ego control to accept that the market doesn’t move on your schedule.
Professionals know the money is made in the selectivity, not the activity. Sitting on your hands is often the trade. Waiting for confirmation avoids being the person who tries to “catch the early move” and instead catches falling knives, grenades, and other sharp objects not designed for human hands.
The irony?
Doing nothing is often the only thing that prevents you from blowing up your account.
In short:
Wait for your pitch. Don’t swing at garbage. And remember — the market doesn’t pay extra for effort, only for accuracy.
