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Watchlist for Thursday, Nov 6, 2025
Watchlist for Thursday, Nov 6, 2025
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Hey everyone,
Let’s get right into the stocks catching the eye for today, Thursday, November 6th. There’s a lot of movement happening after hours and some interesting stories developing. Here’s what we’re keeping on the radar.
1. Qualcomm ($QCOM): The Quiet Giant Wakes Up
Wow. Just wow. Qualcomm dropped its fiscal Q4 results, and they didn’t just beat expectations; they smashed them. Both earnings and revenue came in hot, but the real story for me is their forecast. They’re projecting serious growth, and it feels like the market is finally waking up to the fact that QCOM is more than just Apple’s modem supplier.
They’re making aggressive moves into data centers, automotive tech, and the Internet of Things (IoT). The fact that their non-Apple revenues are seeing double-digit growth is huge. It shows they’re successfully diversifying and not just tied to one company’s success. We’re genuinely impressed by this report and will be watching to see if this momentum can carry the stock to new levels.
2. Warner Bros. Discovery ($WBD): The Streaming Wars Saga Continues
WBD just reported their Q3 results, and it’s a mixed bag for me. They highlighted their massive portfolio—TV, film, streaming, gaming—which is great, but the focus is clearly on growing HBO Max and discovery+. This makes sense, as streaming is the future, but it’s a brutal, expensive battleground.
They have the content library to be a monster in this space. HBO has been the king of premium content for decades. The challenge is execution. Can they effectively merge these platforms and grow subscribers without burning through mountains of cash? We’re watching this one with a healthy dose of skepticism. The potential is there, but so is the risk.
3. Papa John’s ($PZZA): Can New Pizza and Tech Deliver?
Papa John’s is trying to spice things up. They’re rolling out new menu items and pushing their digital ordering, which seems like a smart play. Everyone orders food on their phone now, so making that experience smooth is key. They’re also expanding internationally, which could be a solid long-term growth driver.
From a trading perspective, this one feels very technical right now. Eyeing two specific levels for a short-term move. A break above $44.00 could signal some real strength and upward momentum. On the flip side, if it drops below $39.82, we could see it lose steam and head further down. It’s a classic “wait and see” for a confirmation.
4. Duolingo ($DUOL): That Little Green Owl is on a Roll
It seems like everyone is trying to learn a new language on their phone, because Duolingo is seeing a huge surge in active users. You can’t deny the power of their gamified approach; it’s sticky and it works.
That’s all for today! Keep your eyes on the charts and do your own homework.
Happy trading,
The Stock Region Team
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The user surge piece is the real story here. Their gamification model creates such strong retention that it translates directly into predictable revenue growth. When you combine that sticky engagement with their freemium convrsion funnel, you get a business model that compounds over time.