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The stock screener for November 25, 2025, highlights a clear split between strong bullish breakouts and notable breakdowns, reflecting continued volatility and mixed sentiment across sectors.  In the stocks touching upper Bollinger Band group,  $CORD led with a massive 167.7% price surge on 547.7K volume, up 582.9%, signaling strong breakout momentum.  $RGTZ followed with a 121.3% gain, while  $MSDD and  $SMST advanced 115.2% and 114.4% respectively, both supported by sharp volume spikes.  $CONI climbed 70.5%, and  $ABVX added 20.5%. Larger caps such as  $REGN and  $EXPD gained 17.7% and 16.9%, though  $EXPD showed a 42.4% drop in volume.  $NTRA rose 16.3%, while  $DY gained 14.1% with a healthy 104.9% jump in trading volume, confirming sustained buying action.  In the stocks breaking down with volume increase category,  $NFE led with a 15.2% drop on 37.2M shares traded, a 354.2% increase in volume.  $PLAG fell 10.2% with a staggering 74,968% volume spike, hinting at panic selling.  $MCRB slipped 6.3%,  $CTNM dipped 2.7%, and  $MGTE dropped 5%.  $STG slid 10.4% and  $FATBB plunged 20.2% on strong volume, while  $ORCX dropped 21.5%, marking the deepest decline in this section.  Overall, the November 25 screener shows aggressive divergence, with high-momentum moves on both sides of the market—growth-focused breakouts led by  $CORD and  $MSDD, and steep pullbacks in smaller-cap names like  $PLAG and $ORCX—underscoring heightened volatility heading into the week’s close.

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The options flow screener for November 25, 2025, shows a sharp rise in sweep trades sold over the last two days, highlighting strong institutional profit-taking after recent market gains.  $GOOG led with a 109.65% increase in sweep sales, reaching 4.1K trades, followed by  $AMZN up 55.09% and  $META up 23.42%, showing sellers taking advantage of high valuations in large-cap tech.  $AVGO climbed 138.98%, while  $BABA surged 308.27%, reflecting heavy rotation activity within both semiconductor and Chinese equities.  $BYND posted an extraordinary 23,557.14% increase as traders rapidly exited bullish positions, while  $ORCL,  $TSM, and  $INTC recorded moderate upticks, suggesting controlled selling in enterprise software and chip stocks. $WOLFL1 also saw a massive 5,653.33% jump, driven by fast profit booking in smaller-cap growth names.  The chart for  $GOOG shows a clear rise in aggregate premium outflows toward the end of the session, coinciding with steady price consolidation near $318, confirming sustained selling pressure in short-term option flows.  Overall, the November 25 screener reflects widespread cooling in tech and growth stocks as institutions locked in gains ahead of potential sector rotation.

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The options flow for November 25, 2025, shows concentrated institutional activity led by repeated large sweeps in  $JNJ, alongside notable flows in  $IBIT,  $GOOGL, and  $AVGO, indicating strong sector rotation and risk management across healthcare and tech.  $JNJ dominated the session with multiple high-value call sweeps, including $17M trades at $180, $185, and $140 strikes, expiring December 19, 2025, and January 16, 2026. These were paired with $15M and $11M sell sweeps at similar strikes, showing active two-way positioning and short-term volatility in the healthcare sector.  $IBIT followed with $14M and $11M put buy sweeps at $64 and $60 strikes, expiring January 16, 2026, reflecting ongoing crypto-sector hedging after recent volatility.  In tech,  $GOOGL featured a $9.3M call buy split at the $340 strike expiring March 20, 2026, signaling steady long-term institutional accumulation.  $AVGO had a $9.1M call sell split at the $240 strike expiring June 17, 2027, suggesting measured profit-taking after extended gains.  Other notable trades included a $13M  $GDX call buy sweep and a $6.7M  $COIN put sell sweep, showing broad participation across gold and crypto-linked assets.

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The top earnings schedule for November 25, 2025, features a strong lineup from major technology and retail companies, with several high-impact economic events also set to release.  In pre-market,  $BABA leads with a $353B market cap and a $0.49 EPS estimate, providing key insight into China’s e-commerce performance.  $ADI follows with a $114B cap and $2.22 EPS for the semiconductor space, while  $BURL ($18B, $1.59 EPS) and  $DKS ($16B, $2.70 EPS) headline U.S. retail names, reflecting holiday season consumer dynamics.  After hours, the tech sector takes over with  $DELL reporting a $82B market cap and a $2.26 EPS estimate,  $ADSK at $61B and $1.78 EPS, and  $WDAY at $60B and $0.90 EPS, all delivering key signals on enterprise and SaaS performance.  $ZS ($43B, -$0.05 EPS),  $HPQ ($22B, $0.91 EPS), and  $NTAP ($21B, $1.51 EPS) round out the list, highlighting software, hardware, and cloud infrastructure updates.  Key economic events scheduled include Core PPI, Core Retail Sales, and PPI at 07:30, followed by Retail Sales, Pending Home Sales, and the Richmond Manufacturing Index at 09:00, setting a data-heavy tone for the day.  Overall, November 25 is expected to be a pivotal market session dominated by tech and retail earnings, paired with critical inflation and consumer spending data.

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Capture every thought, lesson, and insight - all in one place. 📝📊 The Notes Dashboard in TradesViz helps you record, organize, and review detailed trade reflections alongside performance data. Tag and filter notes by day, strategy, or symbol to easily identify patterns, mistakes, and improvement opportunities over time. Turn experience into progress with the Notes Dashboard - your personal trading journal inside TradesViz. 🚀

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