The Canadian Vanguard Stock Market Report – Weekend, November 14 – 16, 2025 Edition
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The Toronto Market – Friday, November 14, 2025
The S&P/TSX Composite surged gained 72.82 points, or 0.24%, to close the session at 30,326.46. The index was back positive on Friday after Thursday’s steep sell-off.
Toronto’s Market Statistics Today: At the TSX, declining issues (decliners) outnumbered advancing issues (advancers) by approximately seven to five. Specifically, there were 1,175 decliners and 826 advancers, producing a real decliner-to-advancer ratio of 1.42 to 1, with 153 issues unchanged.
There were 45 new 52-Week highs and 67 new 52-Week lows, compared with 168 new 52-Week Highs and 41 new 52-Week Lows recorded on Thursday.
The total trading volume on the TSX reached 538,254,555 shares, about the same as 539,685,067 shares traded on Thursday.
The US Market – Friday, November 14, 2025
The US markets closed mixed with NASDAQ up slightly but Dow and the S&P500 indexes down/. The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined –309.74 points, or -0.65%, to close the session at 47,147.48. The S&P 500 index was down barely at -3.38 points or -0.05%, ending the session at 6,734.11. The Nasdaq Composite was up 30.23 points or 0.13%, to finish at 22,900.59.
The Russell 2000 index, was up 5.24 points, or 0.22%, to close the session at 2,388.23. Russell joined NASDAQ in closing positive today while the other major indexes declined. Small caps improved on Friday but still a long way to go.
U.S. Market Statistics Friday
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE): Declining issues (decliners) outnumbered Advancing issues (advancers). Specifically, there were 1,555 decliners, 1,199 advancers, and 91 issues unchanged, producing a decliner-to-advancer ratio of 1.30 to 1, approximately six decliners for every five advancers.
The exchange recorded 43 new 52-week highs and 122 new 52-week lows, compared with 189 new highs and 171 new lows recorded Thursday.
Total NYSE trading volume reached 5,101,533,999 shares, about 8.5% lower than 5,578,397,559 shares on Thursday.
NASDAQ: At the NASDAQ, declining stocks also totally outnumbered the advancing stocks resulting in seven decliners for every five advancers. There were 2,734 decliners and 1,992 advancers, yielding a decliner-to-advancer ratio of 1.40 to 1, with 237 issues unchanged.
The exchange posted 72 new 52-week highs and 359 new 52-week lows, compared with 108 new highs and 286 new lows at Thursday’s session.
Total NASDAQ trading volume amounted to 11,147,196,016 shares, 4% lower than Thursday’s 11,715,640,446 shares. The index is up but the volume was down compared to on Thursday but still high, well above the recent daily average and above 11M.
US Market Wrap-Up Report – Friday
Markets closed mixed on Friday, ending a volatile week in relatively good shape. Importantly, there were no major index declines, and—despite it being the final trading day of the week—there was no sign of panic selling. The session marked a modest reversal of Thursday’s sharp sell-off, and overall, Friday traded much like a typical market day.
Eli Lilly & Co. hit a record high, adding a positive note to the session. For now, Thursday’s major downturn appears to be behind us, at least in the near term.
The rotation away from the Technology sector eased somewhat on Friday. AI and data center stocks, however, continue to face pressure. Big Tech companies may begin to stabilize, but it’s becoming increasingly important to distinguish between core Big Tech names and AI/data-center–focused stocks.
The most significant headline on Friday was that Berkshire Hathaway initiated a new position in Alphabet, purchasing approximately $4.3 billion worth of shares. This suggests the firm sees meaningful value in Alphabet despite broader market concerns about a potential AI bubble. While some fear that AI valuations are overheated, we do not believe an AI bubble is imminent. The underlying technology is highly useful, broadly applicable, and increasingly adopted across business sectors.
Commodities:
Oil Price: U.S. crude oil prices climbed about 2% to $59.95 a barrel. Crude Oil price was at $59.42 per barrel, as of the time (12:30 am EDT, Monday) of this post update.
Gold price is down -$18.60, or -0.43%, at $4,076.50, while silver price is up $0.06, or 0.12%, at $50.71 per ounce as of the time of this post update.
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) is at $95,381.17, up 1.15% as of the time of this post update.
10 –year Treasury Yield: The 10-year Treasury yield rose three basis points to 4.15%. The 10-year yield is at 4.14%, as of the time (12:30 am EDT, Monday) of this post update.
After-hours action: Stock Futures are up Monday morning. Dow Futures is up 92.00 points or 0.19% vs. fair value. S&P 500 futures is 38.75 points or 0.57% at 6,794.00 and Nasdaq 100 futures is down 223.75 points or 0.90% at 25,323.50 as of the time (12:30am EDT, Monday) of this post update.
Note: The markets’ performance during the regular market session often bear little or no semblance to the futures readings the previous evening. Please use as data applicable at the time of capture only.
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(c) This article is published by The Canadian Vanguard on November 16, 2025.
