Nov 14, 2026 · 7 min listen · Last updated November 14, 2026
From storyflo. This is your daily audio brief. It's Mason, November 14th. Here's what I'd flag before the open. Let's get into it. First, from optionsoracle. The Rescue Crew Sinks: AMD Gives Back Its Pop, Nvidia Slips Under $4 Trillion, and a Softer PPI Can’t Stop the 10-Year.
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The Rescue Crew Sinks: AMD Gives Back Its Pop, Nvidia Slips Under $4 Trillion, and a Softer PPI Can’t Stop the 10-Year
Hey! So, Friday was a bit of a rollercoaster, huh? We saw futures looking good this morning, and the October PPI number came in a little softer than folks were expecting. For a hot minute, it felt like the week might wrap up nice and calm.
But then, the chip stocks just… fell apart. AMD, which had a huge jump yesterday, ended up giving back nearly 9% of its gains. Broadcom was down almost 5%, and Nvidia dipped another 2%, slipping under that $4 trillion market cap. It’s actually Nvidia’s longest losing streak since 2012, which is pretty wild.
And get this, even with that softer inflation number, the bond market didn't really budge. The 10-year Treasury yield still climbed to 5.17%. When good inflation news doesn't translate to lower yields, it tells you the market's digging a little deeper than just the headlines.
Still, if you zoom out, it was a winning week overall. The S&P 500 finished up 2.5%, which is its first weekly gain in a few weeks. So, a bit of a mixed bag, but definitely some interesting moves in the tech sector.
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Navigating a Tough Market: NVDA, the Anthropic IPO, and Cannabis
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