Last week delivered some impressive gains across large-cap names, driven by a potent combination of earnings beats, raised guidance, and shareholder-friendly capital allocation. Here's the rundown of ten standout performers from November 10-14.

Athletic Footwear and Specialty Chemicals Lead the Charge

On Holding AG (ONON) took the top spot with a 14.8% weekly gain. The Swiss athletic footwear company reported third-quarter earnings and revenue that sailed past analyst estimates, then followed up with 2025 sales guidance that exceeded expectations. Multiple analysts responded by raising their price targets, adding fuel to the rally.

Albemarle Corporation (ALB) wasn't far behind, gaining 14.37% as multiple analysts lifted their price targets on the lithium producer. The renewed optimism suggests analysts are growing more confident about the company's positioning in the battery materials market.

Semiconductor and Beverage Surprise

Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (TSEM) gained 14.39% after announcing a new foundry path for co-packaged optics, a technology that's gaining traction in high-speed data center applications. The company also released fourth-quarter results that beat expectations, giving investors multiple reasons to cheer.

Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. (COKE) quietly posted a 15.37% gain for the week, though no specific catalyst was immediately apparent. Sometimes the market just decides it likes a stock.

Precious Metals Miners Shine

The precious metals space had a strong showing. AngloGold Ashanti (AU) gained 9.08% after reporting third-quarter earnings above analyst estimates. Barrick Mining (GOLD) added 6.71% following better-than-expected adjusted earnings, a dividend increase, and an expanded share buyback program. The company also disclosed it's considering a structural split into separate North American and Africa-Asia entities, which could unlock additional value.

Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS) rounded out the mining winners with a 6.15% gain, also driven by third-quarter earnings that topped estimates.

Tech, Pharma, and Grocery Delivery Round Out the List

Maplebear Inc. (CART), better known as Instacart, gained 5.80% after delivering better-than-expected third-quarter results. The real headline was the company's announcement of a $1.5 billion expansion to its share repurchase program, paired with a $250 million accelerated buyback plan. That's a serious commitment to returning cash to shareholders.

Revolution Medicines, Inc. (RVMD) gained 9.79% for the week, though no specific catalyst was announced. Sometimes biotech stocks move on behind-the-scenes developments or anticipation of upcoming data.

Eli Lilly and Company (LLY) added 5.06% as multiple analysts raised their price forecasts. The pharmaceutical giant continues to benefit from strong demand for its diabetes and weight-loss medications, which has kept analysts bullish on its prospects.

These ten stocks demonstrate that last week's market favored companies delivering tangible results—whether through earnings beats, shareholder returns, or strategic announcements that signal confidence in future growth.