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These Stocks Moved the Most Today: CoreWeave, Nvidia, Tesla, Nebius, Rigetti, BigBear.ai, Rocket Lab, and More

Nov 11, 2025 06:40:00 -0500 by George Glover | #Technology

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Key Points

Stocks were mostly higher on Veterans Day as a rally in artificial-intelligence stocks lost steam but other sleepier parts of the market picked up the slack.

These stocks made moves Tuesday:

Tesla fell 1.3%. Shares closed up 3.7% on Monday as the electric-vehicle company arrested two days of sharp declines. Tesla shareholders voted last week to award CEO Elon Musk a pay package of around 425 million restricted shares that could be worth $1 trillion if significant performance hurdles are met.

CoreWeave tumbled 16%. The cloud computing company reported a narrower loss and better revenue than analysts were expecting, but warned that a partner was behind schedule in data center development. While CoreWeave said AI demand “far exceeds” available capacity, its revenue guidance for 2025 came in well below the Wall Street consensus.

Rocket Lab fell 1.3% after the space launch and space services provider reported a narrower-than-expected loss, and issued fourth-quarter guidance that topped estimates.

Nebius fell 7%. While third-quarter revenue of $146.1 million marked a nearly fourfold increase from the previous year, this number missed the $155.1 million analysts had expected. Nebius separately announced that it had signed a $3 billion, five-year deal to provide AI infrastructure to Meta Platforms . Meta was down 0.7%.

Paramount Skydance rose 9.8%. The entertainment company posted earnings after the bell Monday, providing investors with a better-than-expected outlook. Paramount said it plans to increase prices for its Paramount+ streaming service in the U.S. in the first quarter of 2026.

Rigetti Computing declined 5.1% after the quantum computing company reported weaker-than-expected revenue in the third quarter. Investors can probably stomach the loss; the shares are up more than 2,000% over the past 12 months.

Nvidia fell 3% after Japan’s SoftBank said it had sold its $5.83 billion stake in the AI chip maker. The sale is pretty insignificant when set against Nvidia’s $4.8 trillion market cap, but it could fuel worries about stretched AI valuations in the run-up to earnings on Nov. 19.

Beyond Meat was down 9%. The maker of plant-based meat alternatives posted a loss of $110.7 million in its third quarter, wider than a loss of $26.6 million last year. Beyond and peers continue to struggle with falling volumes as customers abandon the plant-based meat category.

AST SpaceMobile dropped 1.2%. The satellite communications provider posted a third-quarter of 45 cents a share, wider than the 22-cent loss analysts had projected, and missed sales forecasts. Coming into the week, the stock was up more than 225% in 2025.

BigBear.ai jumped 6.1%. The company said it would buy the generative AI platform Ask Sage and posted third-quarter results that topped the Street’s estimates.

MP Materials fell 3.5%. China is considering the implementation of a “validated end-user” system for export licenses of its rare-earth elements, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday. The system would make it more difficult for defense contractors to obtain crucial metals, and would likely mean more volatility for rare-earth stocks.

Earnings reports were expected after the bell from Alcon, Oklo, and Fermi.

Oklo declined 6.6% ahead of its third-quarter financial results.

Write to George Glover at george.glover@dowjones.com, Mackenzie Tatananni at mackenzie.tatananni@barrons.com, and Joe Woelfel at joseph.woelfel@barrons.com