00:00Every month, millions of traders search tickers on Benzinga Pro to figure out where the market's
00:05attention is going next. But November revealed something different, a shift in who traders are
00:11watching and why. At the top, no surprise, the S&P 500 ETF SPY held the number one spot again,
00:18but the real story showed up underneath. NVIDIA jumped back into the number two position after
00:23months of bouncing around the rankings, Tesla slipped a spot, and Palantir skyrocketed from
00:29near the bottom of the list to fourth, signaling one of the biggest retail interest surges of the
00:34month. But the shocker, two names that barely made the cut earlier this year suddenly surged into the
00:40top 10. Iren, the company pivoting from Bitcoin mining to renting data centers to AI firms,
00:47and Opendoor, which re-entered the list after disappearing in October. Meanwhile, some of the
00:52crowd favorites disappeared entirely. Beyond Meat, a top five search in October completely dropped out.
00:59So did Apple, Amazon, and Critical Metals, each falling out of the November top 10.
01:04What November showed is simple. Traders aren't just following mega caps anymore.
01:08They're hunting momentum, narrative shifts, and companies suddenly back in the spotlight.
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