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November 6, 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 Update
Wall Street bounced back with broad-based green across sectors.
Dow Jones: +0.48% → 47,311
S&P 500: +0.37% → 6,796
Nasdaq: +0.65% → 23,499
Russell 2000: +1.54% (hello, small caps!)
VIX: -5.21% → back to 18.01 — fear cooled off fast
Winners of the Day:
💪 Micron (MU) +8.93% → strong chip demand and storage optimism
🚗 Tesla (TSLA) +4.01% → EV momentum still alive
📱 Meta (META) +1.38%, Intel (INTC) +3.65%, Lucid (LCID) +5.38%, Lululemon (LULU) +4.31%
Underperformers:
🧮 Microsoft (MSFT) -1.39%, Palantir (PLTR) -1.47%, Roblox (RBLX) -1.82%, UNH -0.94%
Market Pulse:
Breadth improved, volatility fell, and investors started rotating into smaller, risk-on names. That’s usually a bullish signal for near-term momentum.
Crypto Update
Crypto found its footing — slowly but surely.
Bitcoin (BTC): $103,410 ↓ -0.23% today, but +1.81% on the week
Ethereum (ETH): $3,426 ↓ -0.31%, +4.59% weekly
Solana (SOL): $162.27 ↑ +0.55%
BNB: $955.11 ↑ +0.22%
XRP: $2.34 ↓ -0.06%, +6.56% weekly
Traders called today “calm,” which in crypto-land is a small miracle. Stablecoins stayed tight, and ETH outperformed as developers teased a late-year network upgrade.
Vibe check: The market feels like it’s digesting last week’s chaos rather than reversing it. Big wallets are holding; no panic, just patience.
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Real Estate Update
Quick Tip (actionable):
If you’re shopping REITs, screen for net debt/EBITDA ↓ and laddered maturities—that combo handles refinancing risk best if rates wobble again.
In private deals, ask lenders about rate buydowns and SOFR caps—pricing is more competitive than it was 60–90 days ago.
Resource Update
Gold glitters again. Precious metals rallied while energy prices softened.
🪙 Gold: $3,995 ↑ +1.21%
🥈 Silver: $48.26 ↑ +1.78%
💎 Platinum: $1,584 ↑ +1.83%
🔮 Palladium: $1,458 ↑ +1.30%
On the flip side — oil pulled back:
WTI Crude: $59.60 ↓ -1.59%
Brent: $63.54 ↓ -1.40%
Natural Gas: $4.23 ↓ -2.56%
Takeaway:
Metals are acting like a stealth hedge again. Investors are clearly adding protection without bailing on equities. Energy’s decline could also help cool inflation into winter.
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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