Netflix, you just got Musk’d…

Day 3 of Trump and Chuck Schumer’s Drake vs. Kendrick feud is in the books, and Washington is still doing what it does best: nothing. The government’s shut, the jobs report is hidden away like it’s in Nicolas Cage’s next National Treasure sequel, and Wall Street? Couldn’t be less bothered.

The Dow flirted with 47,000 before easing back, finishing the day up 0.5% at a record close. The S&P 500 barely eked out a gain of 0.1%, good enough for its own all-time high, while the Nasdaq slid 0.3% as Tesla dropped 2.4%. 

Despite the noise, all three indexes wrapped the week more than 1% higher… the Dow +1.3%, S&P +1.1%, Nasdaq +1.4%. Which I have to say, isn’t half bad for a country currently running on autopilot.

Pharma stocks were the week’s surprise star. The sector’s index jumped nearly 6%, its best stretch since Obama was President and all my homies were blasting “Call Me Maybe” on repeat (2012). 

Freshly bearded Jeff Bezos popped up at Italian Tech Week (because of course he did) and called AI both a bubble and the real deal. His point: yes, VCs are throwing billions at six-person startups with zero revenue and a prayer, but the tech itself will stick. Think biotech in the ’90s… most of it went bust, but the survivors ended up curing diseases. My read? If your portfolio is nothing but AI penny stocks, it might be time to find the fire exit.

Meanwhile, Netflix shareholders spent the last couple days crying into their Stranger Things popcorn buckets. The stock sank 5%... its worst week since April… after Elon Musk rolled up to Halloween early as Vecna and told everyone to cut the cord.

Michael Saylor and his crypto army ended the week smiling too… Bitcoin moved past $123,000, Ether topped $4,500. Who knew that when the government stops working, it’s a cue for everyone to buy more magic internet money. 

As for our Stock Prophet Watchlist, this week was on the slower side compared to the colossal trades we kicked things off with. Still, we’re squeezing plenty of lemonade out of the lemons the market handed us. Today alone, KIDZ popped 20% after our alert and ASNS ripped 24% after our alert. Not the triple-digit rockets we’re hunting, but solid wins we’ll gladly take.

Stack it all together, and the moves we’ve called out this week add up to 589% in total long opportunities… and that’s during one of the slowest trading weeks we’ve seen in a while. So take the weekend to recharge, watch your favorite team lose (or win, if the universe smiles on you), and come back ready to feast Monday morning.

If you read all of this, congrats for having a 10 second attention span (better than me). As always, here’s our heatmap for today.


At the time of publishing this article, Stocks.News holds positions in Tesla and Netflix as mentioned in the article.