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Top 4 Stocks to Watch Now.
Top 4 Stocks to Watch Now
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Stock Region Watchlist: Tuesday, Nov. 25
What a week it’s been. We’re seeing some real power moves in the market as we head into the holiday season, and a few names are making some serious noise. I’ve been digging through the numbers, reading the reports, and I’ve got four stocks on my radar that you should know about.
Let’s get into it.
1. Kohl’s ($KSS) - The Comeback Kid?
I have to admit, I was skeptical about Kohl’s for a while. The retail space is brutal, and it felt like they were struggling to find their footing. But this week? This week they made me sit up and pay attention.
They just raised their earnings forecast for the year, and not by a little. They bumped it up to $1.25–$1.45 per share from a previous $0.50–$0.80. That’s a massive signal of confidence. It tells me the leadership team believes their turnaround plan is actually working. The stock shot up 28% this week, so it looks like Wall Street agrees.
Their big bet is the Sephora partnership, and I think it’s a brilliant move. Bringing in brands like Rare Beauty is exactly how you get younger shoppers in the door. With a new CEO, Michael Bender, officially at the helm and already trimming inventory while boosting margins, Kohl’s is starting to look less like a relic and more like a real contender. Keep a close eye on their holiday sales figures.
2. Nvidia ($NVDA) - The Unstoppable AI King
Honestly, what more can be said about Nvidia? Every time you think they can’t possibly top their last quarter, they do. They just reported a mind-blowing $57 billion in revenue, smashing estimates. Profits soared 65% year-over-year. These aren’t just good numbers; they’re the kind of numbers that define an entire market era.
The demand for their AI chips, especially the new Blackwell GPUs, is insatiable. They are completely sold out. Nvidia isn’t just a company; it’s the engine powering the AI revolution, and its performance is lifting other tech giants right along with it. The stock is a beast, accounting for a huge 8% of the S&P 500. After the latest earnings, it popped another 3.4% in after-hours trading. To me, investing in the tech sector without having some exposure to Nvidia feels like betting against the future.
3. Dick’s Sporting Goods ($DKS) - Gearing Up for the Holidays
With Black Friday just around the corner, my attention is turning to consumer spending, and Dick’s Sporting Goods is in a prime position. People are still prioritizing health, wellness, and outdoor activities, and that’s exactly where DKS shines.
They haven’t reported earnings yet, but that’s what makes them so interesting right now. The big question is whether they’ve managed their inventory effectively and protected their profit margins. They’ve been focused on cutting down on markdowns, which could mean a surprise upside to their profitability. If they can show strong performance and a positive outlook for the holiday quarter, I expect the stock could get a nice little boost. It’s one to watch as we head into the busiest shopping season of the year.
4. Symbotic ($SYM) - The Brains Behind the Warehouse
Here’s a name you might not know, but you absolutely should. Symbotic is in the business of warehouse automation, using AI and robotics to make supply chains smarter and faster. Think about it: every time you order something online, a complex system has to get it from a shelf to your door. Symbotic is making that system better.
With massive partnerships already in place with giants like Walmart, their revenue pipeline looks incredibly strong. The entire warehouse automation market is set for explosive growth, and Symbotic is a pure-play leader in the space. While companies like Nvidia build the AI brains, Symbotic is giving that intelligence a physical body to do real-world work. It’s a fascinating company in a sector that’s only going to become more critical.
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