Market Overview - Major U.S. indices have shown significant volatility, with fluctuations of 2-3% around all-time highs, and a broader market correction has not yet occurred [1] - The S&P 500 has avoided a correction for over six months, but specific sectors and individual stocks have faced declines [1] Meta Platforms Inc. - Meta Platforms is currently in correction mode, down 20% from its previous all-time high, with speculative sectors like quantum computing and nuclear energy also experiencing significant declines [2] Oracle Corp. - Oracle has made headlines with a partnership with OpenAI valued at over $300 billion over five years, leading to a 35% surge in its stock price [4] - The stock is now trading at 52 times earnings and over 8 times book value, raising concerns about its valuation [4] - After nearly doubling in price from April to September, Oracle shares have dropped below the 50-day simple moving average, indicating potential bearish momentum [6] Pagaya Technologies Ltd. - Pagaya Technologies, a mid-cap financial firm, reported a top- and bottom-line beat but warned of credit impairment charges in its Q3 earnings [7] - Despite a 12% rise following the earnings report, the stock quickly lost those gains, and shares have declined over 25% since breaching the 50-day SMA [9] Robinhood Markets Inc. - Robinhood has seen a remarkable performance, up over 225% year-to-date, with record revenue of $1.27 billion in Q3, a 100% year-over-year increase [10] - However, the short-term outlook appears uncertain as crypto revenue, a key component of sales, has remained flat [12] Oklo Inc. - Oklo Inc. experienced a significant stock price increase from $20 to $170 following the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which included subsidies for nuclear power [13] - Despite the positive macro environment for nuclear energy, Oklo has yet to generate revenue and reported a loss of $0.20 per share in Q3, missing analyst expectations [15] - The stock has declined 40% in the last 30 days and has broken below key support levels, indicating a bearish trend [15]