The stock market has been particularly choppy lately. But the worst may soon be over, according to Jefferies analyst Michael Toomey.

Investors went for a wild ride Thursday as the stock market saw a dramatic fluctuation. Here's why, according to multiple reports.

It was reported on November 20, that Leigh Jennifer DiRico, Chief Financial Officer at CommVault Systems (NASDAQ: CVLT) executed a significant insider sell, according to an SEC filing.

The purchases occurred in two transactions on November 18 and 19, 2025, at prices between $3.00-$3.05, while BLND currently trades at $2.84, representing a 7% discount from the insider purchase price.

N vidia CEO Jensen Huang has reportedly told Nvidia employees in a leaked all-hands meeting that “the market did not appreciate” the AI giant despite the company’s record-breaking quarter, according to Business Insider.

Currently, Ovintiv shares are trading up 0.49%, priced at $38.75 during Friday's morning. This values Moore's 6,427 shares at $30,656.

One executive’s option-linked sale may look large on paper, but the broader context tells a more nuanced story.

Even if equities rise in 2025 on optimism surrounding AI, investor psychology mirrors that of prior generations—driven by the same patterns of exuberance and denial. If this 26-year cycle continues to guide the market,

Stock futures are pointing to a higher open for major indexes, which enter the day on track to post their biggest weekly losses since April. Here's what investors need to know today.

Palantir stock dropped sharply as CEO Alex Karp moved to sell 585,000 shares worth nearly $95 million under a 10b5-1 plan. Shares have swung widely, falling as much as 25% this week. The pressure intensified after Michael Burry disclosed bearish put options covering about five million shares with a notional value near $912 million.