Stock Region Watchlist
Pre-market Watchlist For Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Stocks on The Radar This Week
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Hey everyone,
Welcome back to the Stock Region newsletter! Before we dive in, a quick but important note: Everything here is for informational and entertainment purposes only. We’re just sharing what’s on my personal watchlist. This isn’t financial advice, and you should always do your own research before making any investment decisions.
Now, let’s get to the good stuff. The market has been a bit of a rollercoaster, and earnings season is giving us plenty to talk about. Here are a few companies that have caught my eye this week.
AMD (Advanced Micro Devices, $AMD)
AMD just came out with a solid Q3 earnings beat, which you’d think would send the stock flying. Instead, it dipped. What gives? It looks like a classic case of profit-taking. The stock had a monster run-up this year, so it’s not surprising to see some investors cash in their chips. Watching this one closely. This kind of volatility after good news can sometimes create an attractive entry point for those who believe in the company’s long-term story.
CAVA (Cava Group Inc., $CAVA)
We’re a big fan of their food, but what about the stock? CAVA’s Q3 report was a mixed bag. They showed strong revenue growth, which is great, but then they went and lowered their sales growth forecast. The market did not like that, and the stock took a hit. This is a tricky one. Is the lowered guidance a sign of deeper issues, or is the company just being conservative? Keeping CAVA on my radar to see if it can find its footing and start to recover.
Pinterest ($PINS)
Pinterest is an interesting puzzle right now. The company posted some impressive 17% revenue growth in Q3, pulling in over a billion dollars. That’s a huge win. However, they missed their earnings per share (EPS) target. So, we have strong growth but weaker-than-expected profits. This kind of conflicting data can make a stock jumpy. For the short-term traders out there, keep an eye on these levels: a break above $27.21 could signal some upward momentum, while a drop below $26.43 might indicate more downside.
Super Micro Computer ($SMCI)
With all the buzz around AI, companies that build the backbone for it are worth watching. Super Micro Computer is right in the thick of it, supplying high-performance servers that power AI and data centers. It’s not a household name like some others, but it’s a critical player in a booming industry. Watching this one simply because of its relevance. Key short-term levels Tracking a potential breakout above $44.21 or a breakdown below $42.32.
That’s what we’re looking at this week. It’s a market full of contradictions right now, which always keeps things interesting. Stay sharp and trade safe.
Talk soon,
The Stock Region Team
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The $44.21 breakout level you mentioned for SMCI is interesting timing given the recent guidance beat. Their liquid cooling solutions for high density AI compute are becoming critical as datcenter power constraints tighten. If they can clear that resistance with volume, the path to retest those October highs around $50 opens up pretty quickly.