Stocks @night is a daily newsletter that runs outside of business hours, and we’ll be looking at the last look at tomorrow and today. Sign up for free to receive directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV producers saw on Monday, and what they’re on the radar for Tuesday’s session: As Nvidia recovered, the markets for Green The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all rose high. The Russell 2000 also finished on the green, keeping pace at the pace of monthly profits for the fifth consecutive time, the longest winning streak since 2021. With a market capitalization of $121 billion, Robinhood is now more valuable than KKR. Williams Sonoma sank to the bottom of the S&P 500 after President Donald Trump threatened furniture tariffs on Friday. Until September, Tesla Powers is on track for its best month since November 2024 when Trump won the presidential election. The stock is also aiming for a fifth weekly profit in conjunction with the last winning streak seen in December 2023. Last week, Deutsche Bank raised its Tesla price target and cited the artificial intelligence initiative as a potential equity booster. Last week’s low energy energy led the market. On Monday, it was the biggest laguard. The sector is currently on track to snap a four-month winning streak that coincides with what ended in 2023. Pullback occurs when crude oil prices slip after OPEC+ signaled another output hike in November. Nike’s revenues reported quarterly results on Tuesday after the Bell. Investors are paying attention to sales pressures due to less promotions and inventory reductions, but are measuring progress in transition efforts. Stocks have been out of the fifth straight negative week, threatening a four-month victory. Since Elliot Hill became CEO last October, stocks have fallen 15%. Nike stocks fell more than 10% in September, with an annual discount of 8%. Currently, Nike’s stocks are on track to record their fourth consecutive year of downs. NKE YTD Mountain Nike will be holding an interview with AT&T CEO John Stankey (7:30am) and Ford CEO Jim Farley (8:30am ET) for an annual share of “Squawk Box” up until 2019. AT&T shares rose more than 20% in 2025, but remained negative for the past two years. Ford is on track for the fifth straight plus month, coinciding with the last winning streak seen in 2020. However, similar to AT&T, inventory remains negative over the past two years. Bitcoin has climbed over $114,000 after notching its best day in over a month. (Hack tips for Nick Wells.) Ether has recorded its strongest day in over two weeks, but is heading towards its worst month since March. BTC.CM = 3M Mountain Bitcoin performance over the past 3 months
