2025-12-03 00:21:51

On Tuesday, the US stock market delivered a fairly good report card.

The Nasdaq led the way, rising by 0.59%, the S&P 500 followed with a 0.25% increase, and the Dow Jones also kept pace, closing up 0.39%. Tech stocks and industrial stocks took the lead, and market sentiment finally showed some improvement.

The two most eye-catching? Chip giant Intel surged 8% in a single day, while Boeing in the aviation industry was even more exaggerated, soaring 10%. Apple and Nvidia also rose by nearly 1%, which, although not explosive, helped stabilize the market.

However, the situation for Chinese concept stocks is a bit awkward. The NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index fell by 0.65%, Alibaba dropped nearly 2%, and even worse, Xiaopeng Motors plummeted nearly 8% against the backdrop of rising stocks. The new force in car manufacturing is having a tough time.

What is the current state of the market? To put it simply, it's waiting. Waiting for policies, waiting for data, waiting for a clearer direction. Analysts generally believe that there will be some fluctuations in the short term, as everyone is observing where the macro economy is headed.

The market information is organized based on publicly available information, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 2025-12-05 22:20

Can you see it clearly now? This is the big trend—chips and industrial takeoff, China concept stocks falling behind, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, bro. I told you long ago this sector rotation was coming. It's time to position in hard tech, what are you waiting for? The policy direction is already crystal clear. While others are still worrying about minor fluctuations, the smart money has already built their positions. Xpeng's plunge was well-deserved—these new EV makers are just money-burning games. I saw through this pitfall three years ago. The real wealth code is in chip manufacturing. Why get shaken up by volatility? Rather than waiting, take the initiative. A historical opportunity is right in front of you. Those who don't get it will always be the ones left holding the bag. Didn't you see Intel soar 8%? That's the signal—it's time to reshuffle the high ground, and those with first-mover advantage have already made a killing. What's the point of just following the crowd and looking at data? The key is to understand the logic chain behind it all. I've talked about this plenty of times before. It all comes down to two words—buy the dip. If you're still hesitating now, once the prices go up you'll be the one crying about missing out. The trend waits for no one.

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GasFeeLover

· 2025-12-05 06:30

Intel and Boeing's surge is a bit too strong, feels like a pullback is coming. XPeng is really underperforming this time, the new carmakers still need to wait. What is the US stock market waiting for again? Always waiting for policies, it's so frustrating. Chinese concept stocks are still the same, just swinging back and forth. Nasdaq's gains are so small, doesn't seem promising. Boeing up 10%? Really? That's quite risky, isn't it? Alibaba keeps dropping, when will it finally go up? Can Intel's rebound last? I have my doubts. Another round of fluctuations, when will we see a clear direction?

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DAOplomacy

· 2025-12-05 00:53

tbh the divergence here is kinda wild... intel and boeing mooning while xpeng gets absolutely obliterated. path dependency suggests we're trapped in this wait-and-see purgatory until macro data breaks the stalemate ngl

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 2025-12-04 20:02

Intel had a strong rally with an 8% increase, which is quite impressive, but whether this is just a rebound or a true reversal is anyone’s guess. XPeng’s plunge was pretty dramatic, an 8% drop doesn’t seem to reflect a fundamental change—looks like pure sentiment-driven selling. Boeing soared 10%, really taking off. The story around airline stocks is being spun really well. Saying “waiting for policy” is just a euphemism for the market lacking direction, so it’s best to keep holding cash and stay on the sidelines. The Nasdaq’s small gain shows that nobody dares to significantly increase their positions—everyone’s just testing the waters. As for Chinese stocks, forget it. They’ll probably continue to be tossed around in the short term.

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NftDeepBreather

· 2025-12-03 00:51

Intel and Boeing are To da moon, while Chinese concept stocks are still so disappointing, I'm really drunk. Xiaopeng's fall is incredible; the new car-making forces really need to reflect. Wait, anyway, nothing can be seen in the short term, it's better to hold coins and wait. Intel rises 8%? What's going on? Is there some big news I haven't seen? Chinese concept stocks are an eternal pain; when can they turn around? Boeing can even spike 10%, the market is really crazy enough. I'm really just waiting; it's ridiculous. Who knows where the next step will go? Apple is steady; I was right to be optimistic about it. The macro economy is just a puzzle; retail investors can only follow along. Fluctuating, fluctuating, I hate this kind of market; I can't make money.

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AirdropCollector

· 2025-12-03 00:45

Intel up 8%, Boeing up 10%, this rise is really fierce Xiaopeng plunges 8 points against the trend, the new car-making forces are really in a bit of trouble now The US stock market is still waiting, when can we see the real situation The Nasdaq looks pretty good leading the way, but Chinese concept stocks are indeed disappointing here Boeing's rebound feels a bit hollow This market is betting, betting on who plays their cards first Wait, wait, it's the end of the year and still waiting for policies, enough already Technology and industry are the main actors, what about the other zones Alibaba down 2%, not as resilient as imagined Nvidia only rises 1%, which is not very fitting for it.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 2025-12-03 00:41

Intel and Boeing are taking off, while Chinese concept stocks are being slapped in the face again, a typical seesaw market. Xiaopeng has directly experienced a 50% slump; making cars really isn't working out these days. Waiting for policies and data, to put it bluntly, is just a gambler's mentality; who dares to act? This rebound from Intel feels a bit abrupt, seems like there's a story behind it. This is the extent of operations in the U.S. stock market; still in a waiting period.

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DuckFluff

· 2025-12-03 00:38

What is Xiaopeng doing again? A fall of 8% is really outrageous. --- Intel rose 8%? This wave is indeed unexpected. Is the chip sector going to turn around? --- Chinese concept stocks are still getting beaten up. When will they calm down? --- Boeing up 10%? That's quite bold to chase it. I wouldn't dare to take this bet. --- Everyone is waiting, but after all the waiting, it's still just volatility. It's so annoying. --- How is A-shares doing? Can someone say something? --- The Nasdaq's rise is so minimal, and they dare to call it not bad? It's exhausting. --- Looking at Alibaba's performance, it's really a bit draining. --- NVIDIA only rose 1%, which seems a bit hasty. --- The new energy vehicle makers are collectively falling behind. This track is really not working. --- Still waiting for policies, always waiting. When will there be a bit of certainty? --- The Dow is holding steady, this is the way of old brands. --- Xiaopeng's 8% drop is really extreme; I didn't see it coming at all. --- The China Golden Dragon Index is still stuck. When will it get a chance to rise?

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memecoin_therapy

· 2025-12-03 00:38

Intel is up 8%? What is going on, it's hard to believe for a moment --- Boeing is directly soaring 10%, it feels a bit absurd --- Still waiting, when will we find a true direction --- Xiaopeng plummeted 8%, the new energy vehicle makers are really in a tough spot --- Why are Chinese concept stocks still getting beaten, when will they turn around --- The Nasdaq is only up 0.59% and that's considered good, I see the market has no real momentum --- Alibaba is down nearly 2%, this rhythm feels a bit off --- The S&P and Dow are so sluggish, still dragging their feet --- Waiting for policies, data, and direction, to put it bluntly, it's just that no one dares to act --- Apple and Nvidia are only up 1%, it feels like big tech is also a bit out of power

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-03 00:30

intel popping 8% while xpeng gets liquidated... ngl this market's giving 2022 vibes and i don't like it

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