November 9, 2025

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Good morning! In today’s issue, we’ll dig into the all of the latest moves and highlight what they mean for you right now. Along the way, you’ll find insights you can put to work immediately
— Ryan Rincon, Founder at The Wealth Wagon Inc.
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Stock Market Debriefing

Equities spent the week zigzagging through mixed sessions:
Indices:
Dow: +0.16% weekly
S&P 500: roughly flat
Nasdaq: -1.9% for the week
Russell 2000: +0.6%, showing small-cap resilience.
Winners: Intel (+3%), Micron (+8.9%), Roblox (+5.5%), and Lululemon (+4.3%) — all benefitting from renewed cyclical or retail optimism.
Laggards: Tesla (-3.5%), Meta (-2.6%), and Nvidia (-3.6%) saw some profit-taking after strong prior runs.
Themes: Rotation from growth to value and small caps; volatility (VIX) cooled by week’s end after spiking midweek.
💬 Market Mood: The tone is cautiously optimistic — traders are rotating, not retreating. Expect further chop until economic data provides clarity on inflation and rates.
Crypto Debriefing

It was a week of volatility wrapped in resilience:
Bitcoin (BTC) hovered around $101K–$104K, down roughly 2–5% on the week but holding strong above the $100K psychological level.
Ethereum (ETH) rebounded sharply midweek (+4%) before retracing to around $3,450, signaling healthy rotation.
Solana (SOL) and BNB lagged, each down 10–15% weekly, though trading activity stayed strong.
Stablecoins maintained their peg, and on-chain data showed accumulation by long-term holders.
🪙 Takeaway: Crypto markets are stabilizing. The smart money’s buying dips, not chasing rallies, signaling a slow buildup toward the next leg higher.
Real Estate Debriefing

This week, real estate headlines told a story of adaptation:
REIT earnings (Pebblebrook, Wheeler, and others) showed that cash flow remains stable even as borrowing costs bite.
Commercial real estate stayed in the crosshairs, but industrial and data-center properties kept attracting long-term buyers.
Analysts highlighted Sun Belt oversupply in multifamily, with rent growth cooling in areas that overbuilt post-pandemic.
On the luxury front, trophy assets and high-end listings still drew attention — proving that wealth continues to chase scarcity.
💡 Investor Note: Focus on REITs with low leverage and short leases, and keep an eye on opportunistic value-add deals as rates start to plateau.
Resource Debriefing

Commodities marched to their own rhythm this week:
Gold hit $4,016 (+0.6%), reclaiming the $4,000 mark as global uncertainty kept demand steady.
Silver rose to $48.56 (+0.6%), tracking gold’s momentum.
Oil prices slipped again — WTI ~$59.75, Brent ~$63.7 — as traders priced in softer winter demand and higher inventories.
Natural Gas dipped slightly (-1%), though heating oil firmed ahead of colder weather.
💡 Insight: The metals rally + oil softness combo suggests a subtle market shift — investors are hedging inflation and preparing for slower growth.
What’s Coming Next Week
Here’s what’s on deck for the new week:
U.S. inflation data — all eyes on CPI and PPI prints for clues on rate direction.
Retail earnings (Walmart, Home Depot, Target) will test consumer spending strength.
Crypto watch: BTC near $100K — a decisive break above/below could set tone for November.
Bond market focus: Treasury auctions midweek may shake yields.
Investor sentiment: Expect thinner volume as markets await macro clarity — patience pays this week.
That’s All For Today
I hope you enjoyed today’s issue of The Wealth Wagon. If you have any questions regarding today’s issue or future issues feel free to reply to this email and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Come back tomorrow for another great post. I hope to see you. 🤙
— Ryan Rincon, CEO and Founder at The Wealth Wagon Inc.
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