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AI Upgrades Are Reshaping Web Search, and Investor Expectations

Google’s New AI Model Arrives as Tech Valuations Face Pressure November 19, 2025
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Changes in the Market are on display AI advances reshape the competitive landscape for Big Tech.

Good Morning,

Markets are leaning higher as Google’s launch of Gemini 3 reshapes expectations for the next phase of the AI race. We break down what the new model means for search, why it’s moving tech sentiment, and how shifting valuations could still challenge the sector. If you’re indexed to the S&P or holding AI winners, this update matters.

Meta prevails in a major antitrust case as the court rejects monopoly claims over Instagram and WhatsApp, Kraken secures $800M in funding led by Citadel Securities ahead of its IPO, and the U.S. House overwhelmingly passes a bill demanding the release of Epstein-related files within 30 days.

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📈 Yesterday's Market Recap

Markets showed resilience yesterday with bonds continuing their strongest rally since 2020, fueled by Fed rate cuts and moderating inflation. Equities held steady despite mixed signals on future rate moves, while crypto rebounded with Bitcoin leading the charge.



  • Bitcoin Bounces Back: BTC climbed to $93,000 after El Salvador’s $98M purchase, lifting Ethereum and Dogecoin too. → Benzinga

  • Bond Rally Gains Steam: The Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index is up 6.7% in 2025, on pace for its best year in five. → Fox Business

  • Tesla Triggers Buy Signal: A 'Power Inflow' alert pushed TSLA stock up 3.14% intraday to $408.90 after early losses. → Benzinga


📉 Daily Performance Snapshot

Index/Asset Closing Value Change
S&P 500 6,617.32 -0.83%
Nasdaq 22,432.85 -1.21%
Dow Jones 46,091.74 -1.07%
Gold $4114.60 +1.18%
Crude Oil $59.31 -2.24%
Bitcoin $95,061 -0.79%
10-yr Treasury Yield 4.123% -0.24%

🔭 What to Watch Today

Today’s lineup holds critical updates that could sway markets, from corporate earnings to policy signals. Keep your radar on these developments for potential ripples.

  • Nvidia Earnings Release (After Market Close): Nvidia’s quarterly results could validate or puncture the AI boom narrative driving much of the S&P 500’s gains. → ABC News
  • Target Q3 Results Reaction: With Target’s earnings beating EPS estimates at $1.78, watch for retail sector sentiment shifts in trading today. → Seeking Alpha
  • Fed Speeches for Rate Clues: Several FOMC members are speaking today; any hawkish tilt could further dampen December rate cut expectations. → Fortune

  • 💡 Opportunity Watch

    Amid market wobbles and tech uncertainty, a few under-the-radar plays are worth a glance for savvy investors.

    • Voyager Technologies Inc (VOYG): Oversold with an RSI of 25.4, VOYG’s quantum tech partnership could spark a rebound in Q4. → Benzinga
    • Rare Earth Metals Sector: With U.S. policy pushing a rare-earth revival, companies like MP Materials could benefit from reduced China reliance. → Seeking Alpha

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    🔥 The Big Bullet

    Google Launches Gemini 3 as AI Competition Intensifies

    What happened: Google introduced its next-generation AI system, Gemini 3, marking a major update to its technology at a time when AI investment is accelerating. The new model aims to improve search, boost productivity tools, and enhance user experiences. This rollout comes as tech giants face rising pressure to innovate quickly. The announcement also highlights a shift in how search may work, with AI responses taking a bigger role than traditional link-based results. Industry watchers note that Google’s timing is key, given growing concerns around AI valuations. Even Google’s leadership recently addressed the industry’s rapid growth, as seen when the company’s CEO made headlines commenting on the possibility of an AI bubble. The release sets the stage for tougher competition across the tech sector. Investors are watching closely as companies race to control the next wave of AI-driven services.


    Why it matters: Google’s move signals a new phase in the fight for AI dominance. As more users rely on AI-powered answers, companies that control these systems could gain significant influence over advertising, shopping, and online behavior. The launch also reflects ongoing shifts in search economics, where AI-generated summaries may reduce traffic to traditional websites. This change could reshape revenue models for both Google and businesses that depend on organic search results. Investors have already shown sensitivity to AI-related news, with some analysts raising concerns about stretched valuations. This comes as the broader tech sector shows signs of volatility, highlighted by reports that Microsoft shares slipped after an AI-driven downgrade. The timing suggests markets are becoming more cautious, even as companies continue to pour money into AI. How quickly Gemini 3 gains adoption may influence both Google’s stock performance and broader investor sentiment toward AI.

    What’s next: Investors will look for early data on how Gemini 3 affects Google’s user engagement and advertising efficiency. Analysts will also watch whether competitors respond with their own major releases. Another key focus will be how AI impacts search traffic for publishers, e-commerce firms, and content creators. Google’s next earnings report will offer clues about cost pressures tied to training and running large AI models. Broader market movements could also shape reactions, especially as some tech stocks face renewed scrutiny. For example, concerns about overvaluation have contributed to headlines like U.S. stocks falling on fears that top AI players are overpriced. Any slowdown in ad growth or cloud revenue could signal whether Google is gaining real traction with its new AI tools. Across the sector, the key question is whether AI investments will deliver profits fast enough to meet rising expectations.


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    Yesterday, I asked you:Tech and crypto just sank. What do you think is the biggest reason? The majority of you at 39% said "Nvidia and AI stocks got too hot"

    Joanna from Alabama replied: "Stocks get overevaluated all the time. People rely too much on short term booms, and not long term gains."

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    🧭 Policy & Market Ripples

    • Meta Wins Antitrust Case: Judge rules Meta isn’t a monopoly, no divestiture of Instagram or WhatsApp—FTC’s narrow market definition falters. → Fortune
    • Epstein Files Bill Passes House: A 427-1 vote mandates release of Epstein files within 30 days, pending Senate approval—transparency push intensifies. → The Guardian
    • Kraken’s $800M Fundraise: Citadel Securities invests $200M, valuing Kraken at $20B ahead of 2026 IPO—crypto’s mainstream push accelerates. → Fortune

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    📜 This Day in History – November 19

    November 19 is a day where breakthroughs quietly altered the infrastructure of daily life — from sanitation to satellites to silicon-age creativity.

    Early sanitary flush toilet mechanism designed by Thomas Crapper

    1857 – Thomas Crapper patented key improvements to the flush toilet, modernizing sanitation systems and boosting urban productivity and public health.

    1969 – Apollo 12 astronauts became the second crew to walk on the Moon, strengthening the operational precision that would define later scientific and commercial space missions.

    1985 – Microsoft released the first version of Excel for Mac, establishing the spreadsheet as a cornerstone tool of modern finance, planning, and analysis.

    1998 – The first ISS module, *Zarya*, launched into orbit, beginning a continuous multinational laboratory that reshaped space research and engineering collaboration.

    Yesterday, 82% of you chose the right answer to the trivia question: To ensure banks can absorb losses and continue operating during financial stress


    Money isn’t everything, but it’s right up there with oxygen.
    – Zig Ziglar
    Thanks for Reading.

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    Fredrick Frost
    Editor, MorningBullets

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