10 most popular stocks in November 2025 on Robinhood UK
- MARA (MARA)
- NVIDIA (NVDA)
- Nebius (NBIS)
- IREN (IREN)
- Robinhood (HOOD)
- Tesla (TSLA)
- Cipher Mining (CIFR)
- Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
- Meta (META)
- Ondas (ONDS)
This list does not constitute advice or trading recommendations. Most popular stocks included in the S&P 1500 or Nasdaq Composite, which have also carried a minimum average market cap of $1bn throughout November. Measured by total value of buy trades.
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Some recent new entries keep their place among the most popular picks alongside a few stalwart names but there’s room for two fresh faces in November’s list.
Crypto and AI still front of mind despite sector setbacks in November
A wince-worthy month for Bitcoin spread to miners like MARA (the artist formerly known as Marathon Digital), IREN and Cipher Mining but Robinhood UK investors were still backing the companies, likely thanks to their forays into AI infrastructure. MARA has been trying to reduce its reliance on crypto by branching out into European data centres, while IREN’s pivot into AI has focused on liquid-cooled facilities. Cipher has diversified too, announcing a $830m data centre deal with Fluidstack, an AI cloud platform, in November with Google backing the deal.
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Edging into AI might increase revenue streams but it can make for a nervous watch when the sector has a few worries of its own. NVIDIA managed to quell bubble talk somewhat with another round of estimate-beating earnings and raised guidance. Strong US job growth figures for September might have taken the shine off its results but they didn’t dent appetite for the company’s stock on Robinhood UK over the month.
Dutch AI infrastructure firm, Nebius, had a difficult month on the back of AI valuation concerns however investors might be sticking around after its Microsoft tie-up was followed by a five-year deal with Meta worth $3bn. Still in AI, AMD wasn’t immune to bubble fears but it still made the list of most popular buys in November. Investors might be buoyed by the company’s involvement in a €544m build out of France’s first exascale supercomputer or its recent partnership with OpenAI to provide up to 6GW through its Instinct GPUs.
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Meta stock couldn’t avoid the market gloom despite AI boosting its ad targeting. Chunky spending plans (amounting to $70-$72bn in 2025 according to the company) signal a significant focus on the technology but the magnitude clearly made corners of the market uneasy over the month.
Tesla’s tussle with electric vehicle (EV) competitors continues, with BYD powering ahead in Europe and the likes of NIO and Li Auto contributing to the company’s China sales falling to a three-year low in October. While the EV battle heats up, attention has turned to the long-awaited robotaxi, which Musk hopes to see in operation by the end of the year.
And new entry, Ondas, makes the list after an upward end to the month. The remote communications company’s two main units operate drones and wireless contact systems, helping firms map out large areas and keep in touch. A revenue jump likely caught the eye of traders in November, as well as news of a $35m investment in robotics company, Performance Drone Works.
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