VTI ETF Daily Update: November 10, 2025
VTI Performance Overview: The Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) is down 1.88% over the past five days but has increased by 14.71% year-to-date, with a recent gain of 0.22% on Friday.
Market Sentiment and Trading Volume: Investors are cautious due to concerns about an AI bubble, while VTI's three-month average trading volume is 4.04 million shares, and it saw net inflows of $433 million over the last five days.
Technical Analysis and Ratings: VTI is trading above its 50-day moving average, indicating a bullish trend, and has a Neutral rating from TipRanks, with a Moderate Buy consensus and a price target suggesting a 17.40% upside.
Top Holdings and Potential: VTI's largest holdings include Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple, while its top five holdings with the highest upside potential are Cibus, BioAtla, NRX Pharmaceuticals, FibroBiologics, and Clearside Biomedical.
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Analysis of Risks in Selling FLNC Options
- Options Selling Risk: Selling puts on FLNC does not provide the same upside potential as owning shares, as the seller only acquires shares if the contract is exercised, and unless shares fall 61.7%, the only benefit is a 14.3% annualized return.
- Exercise Conditions Analysis: The contract is only beneficial for the seller if the stock price drops to $12; if the market price is higher, the seller should sell in the market rather than exercise the option.
- Volatility Assessment: With a trailing twelve-month volatility of 120% for FLNC, this metric, combined with fundamental analysis, can help investors determine if selling the $12 put represents a worthwhile risk.
- Return vs. Risk Trade-off: The only profit from selling this option comes from collecting the premium, and if the stock does not decline significantly, investors must carefully weigh the potential risks against the expected returns.

Goldman Sachs Optimistic on U.S. Solar Companies 2026 Outlook, Upgrades ENPH Price Target to $45
- Positive Market Outlook: Goldman Sachs analyst Brian Lee anticipates a roughly 20% year-over-year growth for the U.S. utility-scale market in 2026, as policy uncertainties fade, leading investors to focus on fundamentals, showcasing steady growth and strong bookings momentum.
- ENPH Price Target Upgrade: Goldman upgraded Enphase Energy from Neutral to Buy, raising the price target from $29 to $45, with expectations of benefiting from stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter demand due to market share gains and year-end activities from cash/loan customers ahead of the 25D tax credit expiration.
- Earnings Forecast Increase: Lee raised EPS estimates for Enphase for 2025, 2026, and 2027 to $2.85, $1.89, and $2.76 respectively, reflecting higher revenue projections of $1.47 billion for 2025, up from $1.45 billion previously, indicating robust growth drivers.
- Other Company Highlights: The analyst also noted Array Technologies, Fluence Energy, and Shoals Technologies, with Fluence expected to generate $404 million in first-quarter revenue and Shoals projected to achieve $146 million in fourth-quarter revenue, both indicating strong market demand.






