A shiny new headset is really a sneak peek at AI glasses, plus a chance to pull more users and ad dollars into the ecosystem. Trade the buzz, but mind privacy jitters, cloud costs, and the no killer app curse. Buy on dips, not demos.

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It looks like another breather premarket after a record sprint. Earnings are still the main character, with one big streamer tripping on results while a robot surgeon moonwalked, and the next megacap report arrives after the bell. The Dow’s got new bragging rights, but tech lost a little juice into the close.

Keep an eye on trade chatter and the data drought from the shutdown. Friday’s inflation print is the next song, and the AI darlings look to keep carrying the tour. That, or hand the mic to value stocks for a verse.

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Premarket Earnings:

  • Thermo Fisher Scientific [TMO]

  • AT&T [T]

  • GE Vernova [GEV]

  • Boston Scientific [BSX]

  • CME Group [CME]

  • Moody’s [MCO]

  • Barclays [BCS]

  • Hilton Worldwide [HLT]

Aftermarket Earnings:

  • Tesla [TSLA]

  • SAP [SAP]

  • IBM [IBM]

  • O’Reilly Automotive [ORLY]

  • United Rentals [URI]

  • Las Vegas Sands [LVS]

Economic Reports:

  • Fed Governor Michael Barr Speech: 4:00 pm

Entertainment

Binge Tax and Chill For Netflix?

Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) tripped on its own popcorn bucket after an earnings miss, blaming a surprise tax bill in Brazil. Revenue still grew nicely, memberships kept climbing, and the ad tier had its best quarter yet.

This means the engine works, but a pothole shook the car. The slate into year-end is crowd-pleaser central, with the final “Stranger Things,” prestige sequels, and a pile of franchise bait, plus toys and tie-ins to squeeze more dollars from the same hits.

The near-term rub is margins. A one-off tax hit today, content spend tomorrow, and pricing that can’t rise every season without grumbles. Still, the platform is humming, ads are scaling, and the bundle-able universe of live events, consumer products, and theaters keeps widening.

My Take For You: If you rode the rally, trim a little into any relief bounce and keep a runner for the holiday slate. If you’re flat, build a starter only on red-to-green turns or after a calm day and let the dust settle. Watch ad load, paid sharing stickiness, and any guidance on 2026 content spend.

My Verdict: Buy the platform, rent the print. Accumulate on pullbacks, not panic buys. The story still streams, but the credits can roll fast after big runs.

Telecom

Ring, Ring… AT&T’s Dividend Is Calling

AT&T (NYSE: T) delivered modest top-line growth and a big jump in profit, which is exactly the kind of boring good news income investors love. The phone business stayed steady, fiber keeps winning new homes, and the company reaffirmed its place in the dependable-cash-machine club with a payout that still screens chunky.

The near-term watch-outs haven’t vanished, as competition can force promos, and network upgrades need real money, but the drumbeat is consistent service, fewer negative surprises, and slow-and-steady improvement.

With yields this visible, every calm quarter reduces the what-if discount and nudges buyers off the fence.

My Take For You: Income hunters can scale in on flat mornings and add on dips toward recent support. Traders, skip the heroics and harvest premium with covered calls or buy, hold, drip.

Keep an eye on postpaid additions, fiber net adds, and any hints that pricing power is sticking without giveaway promos.

My Verdict: Income-first buy, growth-optional hold. Let the dividend do the heavy lifting while you watch for execution on fiber rollout and steady churn. If the story stays boring, in a good way, total return can quietly compound.

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Tech

Glasses Half Full for the Search Giant Alphabet

Alphabet’s wearing two hats today: steady grower and gadget hype man. On one side, the core money machine, search and YouTube, keeps compounding, with smarter answers aimed at keeping shoppers and advertisers glued.

On the other, Samsung just rolled out a mixed-reality headset built with Google’s software and chips, a flashy pit stop on the road to lighter, AI-powered glasses.

Bulls like the pitch. More cloud demand from training and serving AI, more ad formats where Gemini does the heavy lifting, and a hardware path that could widen the moat. Bears will flag privacy nerves (assistant in the cloud), headset fatigue, and any speed bumps from regulators kicking the tires on robotaxis or search.

For now, analysts are still raising hands, betting the next few quarters beat the consensus drum.

My Take For You: Already long? Trail stops and let it work, as momentum is your friend. Window-shoppers can nibble on quiet red days and save ammo for dips tied to headset headlines or regulatory chatter.

Track cloud backlog, ad growth ex-search, and any concrete timelines on glasses.

My Verdict: Core hold for AI-weighted Big Tech. Add on dips, not euphoria. The thesis improves if cloud and AI products outrun the gadget drama.

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Movers and Shakers

Beyond Meat [BYND]: Premarket Move: +84%

Meme ETF fairy dust plus a Walmart aisle upgrade turned this veggie patty into a flamethrower. With short interest stacked like a Jenga tower, the squeeze did the cooking while fundamentals sat in the back seat eating fries. Fun fact: this thing was trading like a coupon last week, now it thinks it’s a comeback tour.

Just remember that debt deals don’t vanish because stonks go brrr, and grocery wins still need repeat buyers, not just repeat memes.

My Take: Rent the rip, don’t renew the lease. Scale out on strength, keep a tight stop under the first real pullback, and resist adding if volume fades. Squeezes wilt fast once the music stops.

Intuitive Surgical [ISRG]: Premarket Move: +17%

Robots back in the operating room spotlight after a clean quarter and a target hike. Placement momentum, procedure growth, and a new replacement cycle have the bulls scrubbing in. Hospitals saying yes to the shiny kit is the kind of visibility the market eats with a silver spoon.

It’s still a premium ticket. Expectations are stitched tight, and any supply hiccup or hospital budget chill can nick the thesis.

My Take: If you’ve been long, trail that stop like a careful surgeon. Looking to enter? Don’t chase the gap, wait for a tidy base or a retest of rising support, then nibble with a plan to add only if procedures keep climbing.

Texas Instruments [TXN]: Premarket Move: −8%

Guidance came in with a case of the yawns, and the analog bellwether just told everyone the recovery’s more jog than sprint. When the steady Eddie of chips says slower, the rest of semis check their pulse. The quarter itself was fine, it’s the “what’s next” that lost the room.

Good news: TI still prints cash and knows how to ride cycles. Bad news: patience tax applies while end markets thaw.

My Take: Let the first bounce fail, then look for a higher low to initiate. Income crowd can pencil a starter near support and let the dividend do some work, and traders should keep stops snug.

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Everything Else

  • Baidu robotaxis are rolling into Switzerland, a tidy test lap before trying to overtake Europe’s self-driving rules and rival hype.

  • UniCredit’s boss hasn’t shelved a German adventure, keeping the Commerzbank takeover dream alive like a rom-com subplot that refuses to end.

  • Tech luminaries want to pump the brakes on god-mode AI, with a petition signed by Steve Wozniak and Richard Branson urging folks to slow the superintelligence sprint.

  • Japan’s new leader is courting Washington with classic Americana—pickups and soybeans—because diplomacy sometimes runs on tailgates and tofu.

  • Novo Nordisk got a reality check as a top investor pushes for a board overhaul, reminding everyone that even weight-loss royalty answers to shareholders.

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