Ericnomics Weekly Stock Picks: 3 Investing Ideas & Black Friday Deals!

⛽ ExxonMobil (XOM):
Former President Trump’s Treasury Secretary pick, Scott Bessent, is advocating a "3-3-3 plan" aimed at boosting U.S. oil production by 3 million barrels. If this plan gains traction, ExxonMobil could stand to benefit significantly from increased demand and production opportunities.

💻 ASML (ASML):
The U.S. is weighing new sanctions on China’s chip industry. These measures, less severe than previously proposed, could shift market dynamics, making ASML a key player to watch as global semiconductor policies evolve.

₿ Coinbase (COIN):
With Bitcoin retesting the psychological $100k level, Coinbase might become a hot stock to watch. Increased trading activity and renewed crypto enthusiasm could mean exciting growth potential for the platform.

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💡Stay focused on value amidst the week’s winners, losers, and upcoming economic data.

📈 Winners of the Week:

Nintendo ($NTDOY): The gaming giant's stock surged by 10.73% this week, driven by robust sales of its latest game releases and positive market reception.

AppLovin ($APP): Shares climbed 8.98%, reflecting investor confidence in its AI-driven advertising platform, which continues to outperform expectations.

Palantir ($PLTR): The stock rose 8.9%, bolstered by strong demand for its data analytics solutions and recent high-profile contract wins.

📉 Losers of the Week:

Dell Technologies ($DELL): Shares dropped 10.46% after the company lowered its revenue outlook, despite growth in its AI business.

Autodesk ($ADSK): The stock fell 7.61%, following the announcement of a CFO change, which raised concerns among investors.

Workday ($WDAY): Shares declined 7.5% after the company cut its subscription-sales outlook, causing investor hesitation despite ongoing demand for its AI tools.

🔎What to Watch for Next Week:

Monday: Release of the ISM Manufacturing Data, providing insights into the health of the manufacturing sector.

Wednesday: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech, which could offer clues on future monetary policy directions.

Friday: Non-farm payroll and unemployment data, critical indicators of labor market strength and economic momentum.

These events are poised to influence market dynamics in the coming week.

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