Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you the first information about tomorrow and the last information about today. Sign up for free to receive it straight to your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV producers were looking at Monday and what they’re looking at for Tuesday’s session. Gold, Bitcoin, Ether These three are among the most searched tickers on CNBC.com in the past 24 hours. Gold was flat last month. In the past two months, gold has risen 10%. Bitcoin has fallen 20% in the last month and 22% in two months. Ethereum has fallen 25% in the last month. It fell 30% in two months. Ross Stores The off-price retailer hit an all-time high on Monday. It has been on this list since August 1985. At the time, Tears for Fears’ “Shout” was number 1 in the Top 40. Ross Store stock rose 10% in November and 27% in six months. The State Street SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) fell 1.8% in November and is down 6% for the month. ROST YTD Mountain Ross Store’s year-to-date number of shares. Michael Burley and the AI Short CNBC’s Yun Lin reported that “The Big Short” investor Michael Burley launched a Substack newsletter to promote “increasingly bearish theories about artificial intelligence.” The move followed his decision to deregister his hedge fund, which aimed to take advantage of overvalued AI stocks. Follow AI trading on Worldwide Exchange with Frank Holland at 5am ET. Alphabet stock soared on Monday, rising more than 6% as AI enthusiasts and shareholders learned more about the power of the company’s latest generation AI platform. Some say it has surpassed ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude. Alphabet is up 13% as of November. Amazon is down 7% in November, and Nvidia is down about 10% since the beginning of the month. Meta Inc. is down more than 5% over the same period, while Microsoft Inc. is down 8.5% and Apple Inc. is up 2%. GOOGL YTD Mountain Alphabet shares U.S. healthcare year-to-date “Squawk Box” with Becky Quick, Joe Kernen and Andrew Ross Sorkin will be talking more about the healthcare sector after the jump on Monday. One reason some big-name stocks performed well was comments from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent this week that the government may come up with a plan to cut health care costs. Centene rose 4.6% on Monday. The stock price rose 8% in November. Universal health rose 2.2%. It rose 9% in November. HCA Holdings rose 2% on Monday. The stock price rose 9% in November.
