November 8, 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
A quietly constructive session under the hood:
Indexes: Dow +0.16%, S&P +0.13%, Nasdaq −0.21%, Russell +0.58%; VIX −2.15%.
Standouts:
Micron (MU) +8.9% and Intel (INTC) +2.4% — memory and PC-adjacent semi names caught a bid.
Roblox (RBLX) +5.5%, Lululemon (LULU) +4.3%, Macy’s (M) +7.0% — consumer names bounced.
Tesla (TSLA) −3.7%, Oracle (ORCL) −1.9%, Google (GOOG) −2.0% — mega/mega-adjacent were mixed.
Read: Small caps outperformed; lower VIX and Russell strength hint at tentative risk appetite returning even with tech pausing.
Crypto Update
Mixed, modestly green by the close in your snapshots:
Bitcoin ~$103.97K (▲0.5% daily), Ethereum ~$3,459 (▲0.2%).
Solana ~$163 (▲0.6% daily), still down double-digits on the month; XRP ~$2.33 (▲0.7% daily).
Stablecoins steady (USDT/USDC ~1.00).
Pulse: Flows favored large caps after the prior week’s drawdown; alt breadth improved but leadership stayed in BTC/ETH. Watch ETH’s hold above $3,400–3,450 as a short-term pivot.
Real Estate Update
UK property portal shock: Rightmove shares slid sharply after management unveiled a multi-year AI and product investment plan that will weigh on margins near term; the reaction underscores how sensitive real-estate platforms are to spend vs. profitability trade-offs.
Luxury listings still make headlines: Trophy homes and prestige assets continue to draw attention (and bidders), even as broader transaction volumes stay subdued.
Multifamily watch: Fresh analysis highlights Sun Belt/Mountain West rent growth cooling where new supply remains heavy—good for renters, but it stretches lease-up timelines for owners.
Tip of the day: In oversupplied metros, underwrite longer lease-up periods and use concessions (free months, parking credits) in your pro formas; in tight, infill submarkets, keep rent-reset optionality front and center.
Resource Update
Metals: Gold $4,016 (▲0.6%), Silver $48.56 (▲0.6%), Platinum $1,562 (▲0.2%), Palladium $1,418 (▲0.2%) — a mild risk-hedge bid persisted with gold holding the $4k handle.
Energy: WTI $59.75 (▲0.54%), Brent $63.69 (▲0.49%) while RBOB gasoline −1.3% and nat gas −1.0% eased. Refining spreads narrowed even as crude ticked up, a modest tailwind for airlines/shippers more than refiners.
Why it matters: Sticky gold at $4k says hedging demand remains alive; a gentle crude climb with softer products hints at stable demand but easier pump prices if the trend holds.
What to watch next
Macro: Any surprise inflation prints or Fed-speak that could jolt rate expectations (and with them, REITs and growth stocks).
Earnings stragglers: Retail and software names that can sway consumer and IT-spend narratives.
Crypto: ETH’s $3.45k pivot and BTC’s $104–105k zone as immediate risk markers.
Have thoughts or want a deeper dive on any slice? Hit reply — we’ll tailor tomorrow’s brief to what you’re tracking.
That’s All For Today
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— Ryan Rincon, CEO and Founder at The Wealth Wagon Inc.
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