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MarketBeat Week in Review – 08/25 - 08/29
Written by MarketBeat Staff. Published 8/30/2025.
Stocks soared to new all-time highs after NVIDIA reported strong earnings, but major indexes drifted lower following an expected rise in July's personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index.
That should keep hopes alive for a September rate cut—though sentiment could shift when the August jobs report is released at the end of next week.
The markets will be closed on Monday for Labor Day in the United States. Investors may look to take profits ahead of the holiday weekend, which precedes the historically weak months of September and October.
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Key Points
- Stocks hit all-time highs after the NVIDIA earnings report, but drifted lower after the July PCE inflation reading.
- For now, a September rate cut looks likely; the focus now turns to next week’s August jobs report.
- The markets will be closed on Monday; it’s a good time to catch up on our most popular articles from this week.
Volatility is likely to continue, and the MarketBeat team will stay on top of opportunities in any market. Here are some of our most popular stories from this week.
Articles by Thomas Hughes
After NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) reported earnings, investors may wonder if the stock will suffer seasonal weakness. Thomas Hughes recapped the report and explained why, despite a possible pullback, NVDA is more likely to continue higher through year-end: NVDA stock is poised to keep moving higher.
While most attention was on NVIDIA, MongoDB Inc. (NASDAQ: MDB) stood out, with shares surging over 30% on a strong earnings report. Hughes highlighted the company's fast growth and AI monetization: MongoDB is monetizing AI and growing quickly.
Hughes also argued that "just okay" news can be good news, as with BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings Inc. (NYSE: BJ). After appearing overbought ahead of earnings, its post-earnings pullback now aligns with bullish analyst sentiment and offers a better entry point.
Articles by Sam Quirke
After a challenging year for electric vehicle stocks, NIO Inc. (NYSE: NIO) has recently rallied back to 2021 levels. Sam Quirke explained why analysts are raising NIO and why it may have further upside: NIO stock is getting noticed by analysts.
In a tough month for some technology stocks, three technical signals may give investors the green light to buy Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM). Quirke highlighted these indicators and what investors should watch next: Qualcomm's technical indicators are flashing green.
Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is another tech stock showing strength. Quirke discussed TSLA's breakout on Aug. 22 and why this could be just the beginning for bulls: Tesla's breakout may signal more gains.
Articles by Chris Markoch
Short sellers have smirked as Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) slipped about 17% from its peak. However, Markoch warned this isn't the time for bears to get overconfident: Palantir's history of beating expectations could trigger a short squeeze.
Industrial stocks have been strong in 2025. Markoch highlighted three giants aligned with the administration's energy, aerospace, and onshoring priorities: industrial stocks poised for defense-led growth.
The Fed's higher-for-longer rate policy has widened the gap between low- and middle-income consumers and the wealthy. Markoch suggested ways to play both ends of the retail spectrum.
Articles by Ryan Hasson
With September approaching, investors are focused on the Fed and potential rate cuts. For those anticipating a cut, Ryan Hasson listed five stocks and ETFs to watch as rate cuts loom.
Articles by Gabriel Osorio-Mazilli
While savvy investors know to control their emotions, Gabriel Osorio-Mazilli noted that emotional trading can create opportunities. He highlighted three undervalued stocks held back by sentiment, not fundamentals.
Super Micro Computer Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI) has been volatile, but Osorio-Mazilli pointed to a key metric suggesting upside from the recent dip.
SoFi Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: SOFI) has also performed well; Osorio-Mazilli noted that recent price moves don't yet reflect potential analyst revisions that could drive shares higher: future analyst upgrades.
Articles by Leo Miller
Leo Miller examined bullish interest in Paramount Skydance (NASDAQ: PSKY). Despite its run-up, high short interest may be at play. He advised investors to watch for financial updates due in October or November: is a post-merger short squeeze brewing?
With many top retail stocks having reported, Miller offered a roundup highlighting two earnings-season winners and one notable loser: retail winners and losers after Q2.
Miller also covered CEO Mark Zuckerberg's recent sales of Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META). While such moves often unsettle investors, he explained why these sales could be more bullish than bearish for META: Zuckerberg's sales look bullish.
Articles by Nathan Reiff
Analyst sentiment often drives stock performance. Nathan Reiff kicked off the week with three stocks enjoying bullish analyst sentiment ahead of their earnings: analyst favorites ahead of earnings.
In a follow-up, he made the case for three dividend stocks with solid growth and stability records: analyst-approved dividend plays.
While AI investing has become essential, many shun the volatility of individual stocks. Reiff highlighted three AI ETFs offering broad sector exposure.
Articles by Dan Schmidt
MarketBeat's "bear of the week," Dan Schmidt, reminded readers that you never get broke taking profits. He first flagged three overbought stocks primed for a pullback, signaling more downside risk than upside reward.
He also highlighted bearish signals for Costco Wholesale Corp. (NASDAQ: COST). Although the company is hitting its numbers, Schmidt argued that "good enough" sometimes isn't good enough when a stock appears heavily overbought: Costco's overbought signals.
Articles by Jeffrey Neal Johnson
The eVTOL sector is attracting more than speculators. For opportunities beyond Joby and Archer, Jeffrey Neal Johnson recommended Vertical Aerospace Ltd. (NYSE: EVTL), which recently received a bullish upgrade.
New-age defense stocks are gaining in popularity; however, Johnson highlighted AeroVironment Inc. (NASDAQ: AVAV) for its combat-proven technology and scalable manufacturing capacity: AeroVironment is the buy.
Meanwhile, Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO) is showing renewed momentum. Once a dot-com darling turned cautionary tale, Johnson argued why its new growth story could appeal to investors: Cisco's growth story.
Articles by Jordan Chussler
After significant tech-sector rotation in August, healthcare stocks benefited. Jordan Chussler highlighted a healthcare ETF leading the sector.
Nuclear energy stocks have been among this year's fastest growers. Chussler analyzed the drivers behind this surge, noting that data-center demand could fuel the nuclear bull case for years: nuclear energy's data-center bull case.
Despite the administration removing wind and solar subsidies, Chussler reminded investors that the renewable energy narrative is far from over, with global opportunities still unfolding: what's next for renewables.
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