Today: 3 July 2026

Iwona Majkowska

Iwona Majkowska is a financial markets journalist at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, artificial intelligence and technology. A graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics, she previously worked in equity research and financial analysis before focusing on market reporting. Her daily coverage helps investors follow major developments across U.S. and global markets.

Ondas Stock Comes Back Into the Spotlight After 13% Drop; Drone Trade Faces Fresh Challenge

Ondas Stock Comes Back Into the Spotlight After 13% Drop; Drone Trade Faces Fresh Challenge

Ondas Inc. shares slipped on Monday as the stock failed to recover from Friday’s sharp drop. Traders are balancing news of fresh defense contracts and a busy order book with worries over high short interest and new questions about stock supply. The Nasdaq-listed defense drone and autonomous systems firm fell 0.5% to $10.38 as of 3:03 p.m. Eastern, MarketBeat data showed. The stock has seen volatility, with short interest at 152.8 million shares as of May 15, about 31.33% of its public float.
8 June 2026
Boeing Stock Gets New Trigger, Cash Still Main Question

Boeing Stock Gets New Trigger, Cash Still Main Question

Boeing’s 777X program, after years of delays, has passed a key regulatory test. Investors watching the turnaround got a new sign, but the focus is still on execution. Boeing Commercial Airplanes chief Stephanie Pope said the FAA signed off on Type Inspection Authorization Phase 4B tests for the 777-9. This phase lets FAA staff join flight and ground tests needed for certification. Boeing’s stock comes back around one big question: can it ramp up output, get delayed jets certified and convert a massive order book into cash before another slip? In April, Boeing reported first-quarter revenue of $22.2 billion. Free cash flow was negative $1.5 billion, and its backlog hit $695 billion. That total included more than 6,100 commercial planes.
8 June 2026
$95 Billion Dividend ETF May Not Be As Safe As It Looks

$95 Billion Dividend ETF May Not Be As Safe As It Looks

Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF is seeing heavier flows as investors rotate into income plays and cheaper stocks after tech’s pullback. The fund, with the SCHD ticker and $95 billion in assets, has become a go-to for this defensive trade. Still, SCHD’s top holdings carry more weight than you’d expect from a 103-stock portfolio. S&P 500 dropped 2.64% on Friday. Nasdaq shed 4.18%. Semiconductors had their worst day since March 2020. Stronger-than-expected jobs data unnerved investors again, raising fears that the Fed might tighten policy. Reuters
Oil Pops, Tech Moves Sideways as Iran-Israel Tensions Flare

Oil Pops, Tech Moves Sideways as Iran-Israel Tensions Flare

Stocks opened up on Wall Street Monday, bouncing after a steep drop. Chip shares rebounded and some signs of calmer Middle East tensions seemed to outweigh early oil moves. The Dow Jones Industrial Average started up 0.26%. The S&P 500 opened ahead by 0.77%. The Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.38%. Markets now have to deal with two shocks at the same time: another inflation risk from higher oil and a rate scare after strong U.S. jobs numbers. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 172,000 in May and unemployment stayed at 4.3%, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said. That report kept worries alive that the Federal Reserve could leave rates higher for longer.
American Airlines Stock Faces Fuel Question as United Merger Buzz Fades

American Airlines Stock Faces Fuel Question as United Merger Buzz Fades

American Airlines Group Inc started Monday with investors focused again on fuel costs and a possible United Airlines merger looking off the table. Those two issues left the stock moving with the sector’s broader pressures, instead of just trading on summer demand hopes. American shares finished Friday at $13.50, gaining 1.5% for the day but still off roughly 5.9% from the $14.34 close the previous Monday, according to LSEG price data. Trading picked up on Friday, with 106.1 million shares changing hands, the highest volume of the week.
Battalion Oil Stock Rips Premarket as Oil Shock Puts BATL Back on Traders’ Screens

Battalion Oil Stock Rips Premarket as Oil Shock Puts BATL Back on Traders’ Screens

Battalion Oil Corp shares were indicated sharply higher in premarket trading on Monday, putting the tiny Delaware Basin oil producer back on trader screens as crude prices jumped on a fresh Middle East supply scare. Premarket trading is the before-open session, where price moves can be large and less reliable than regular-session quotes. Stocktwits showed Battalion at $1.96, up 48.5%, at 05:28 EDT; Google Finance separately showed a $1.75 premarket quote, up 32.6%, after a $1.32 Friday close.
Asia Markets: Kospi Selloff Hits AI Shares in Region

Asia Markets: Kospi Selloff Hits AI Shares in Region

Asia stocks tumbled Monday. South Korea’s KOSPI slid 8.3% for the biggest loss in the region, as traders pulled back from AI chip names and oil climbed on new Middle East clashes. Japan’s Nikkei dropped close to 4%. Taiwan’s Taiex was off 3.5%. Hong Kong and Shanghai both ended lower. Timing is key. This year, most of Asia’s gains have come from a handful of AI hardware names. That’s left the region’s indexes more vulnerable as traders weigh rates, oil, and valuations together.
Eli Lilly Set for Key Monday After New Weight-Loss Drug Data

Eli Lilly Set for Key Monday After New Weight-Loss Drug Data

Eli Lilly heads into the U.S. pre-market Monday facing a fresh test of its trillion-dollar market cap after dropping new data on wider benefits from its upcoming obesity drugs. Shares ended Friday at $1,131.42, gaining 0.55%. The S&P 500 ETF lost 2.6%. The Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF picked up 0.6% in the last quoted session. Timing is key. Lilly's not just facing questions about Zepbound and Mounjaro demand anymore. Now, investors want to know if retatrutide and Foundayo, the oral obesity pill, can turn the company’s obesity push into something bigger in cardiometabolic health. So it’s weight loss, yes, but also data in diabetes, sleep apnea and joint pain. Those numbers could help convince doctors and payers that Lilly’s drugs go beyond treating weight.
8 June 2026
HPE Stock Faces AI Rally Test With Monday In Focus

HPE Stock Faces AI Rally Test With Monday In Focus

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is under pressure heading into Monday. Shares dropped 8.36% Friday to end at $49.20, extending a slide to three days. The stock is now 23.42% off its June 2 high of $64.25. Last week, it was among the most-traded AI names. The move is notable because HPE sold off after rising on earnings—not after a miss. HPE had told the market that demand for AI infrastructure like servers and networking gear was strong enough that it would be able to hit part of its long-term plan two years ahead of schedule.
AMD’s AI Run Hits a Wall as Shares Stall; Monday Sets Test for Buyers

AMD’s AI Run Hits a Wall as Shares Stall; Monday Sets Test for Buyers

AMD shares start Monday on the back foot, dropping 10.86% Friday to close at $466.38. Stock slid further to $458.66 after hours. The name ended the week off about 9.6%, even after trading up to $542.52 on Wednesday. Market timing is in focus here since U.S. stocks don’t trade on Sunday. The Nasdaq’s normal hours are Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern. That means any fallout from Friday has to wait until the next regular session for investors to react.
Ford shares fall for fifth day as traders look ahead to next week’s setup

Ford shares fall for fifth day as traders look ahead to next week’s setup

Ford Motor Co. heads into Monday with its spring run fading. Shares settled at $14.90 Friday, falling for a fifth day and now 16.2% off the 52-week high from May 29. With no trading move on Sunday, investors still face a last-week/next-week setup rather than market action. Ford’s shares have jumped about 35% since early May, lifted by buzz around Ford Energy, Barron’s said this week. But Morgan Stanley’s Andrew Percoco still rates the stock at Hold and left his price target at $17. He said the market could be overvaluing potential energy earnings.
7 June 2026
NuScale Shares Fall, Nuclear Stocks in Focus for Monday

NuScale Shares Fall, Nuclear Stocks in Focus for Monday

NuScale Power is facing some selling early this week. Shares finished Friday at $10.50, off 12.50%, and edged down to $10.37 after hours. During Friday’s session, the stock traded between $10.15 and $12.24. Around 50.04 million shares changed hands. The selloff is drawing notice now because it hit across the board. Growth stocks took a beating Friday as the S&P 500 slid 2.63% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 4.18%. Shares of nuclear names Oklo and Nano Nuclear Energy lost roughly 11% and 10%.
7 June 2026
Warner Bros. Discovery Move on Watch for Monday as Market Eyes Next Step

Warner Bros. Discovery Move on Watch for Monday as Market Eyes Next Step

New York, June 7, 2026, 12:06 PM Paramount Skydance Deal Faces Heat, Warner Bros. Discovery Drops Again Warner Bros. Discovery shares edged lower before the new week, with the Paramount Skydance takeover move facing new hurdles as Hollywood labor groups protested the $110 billion tie-up and states moved toward an antitrust suit. The Nasdaq-listed WBD stock finished Friday at $26.24 after dropping 2.81%, then eased to $26.13 in lighter after-hours action.
Micron Stock Plunge Sets Up a Big Monday Test for the AI Memory Trade

Micron Stock Plunge Sets Up a Big Monday Test for the AI Memory Trade

Micron Technology heads into the new week with its AI-memory trade badly dented. The shares closed at $864.01 on Friday, down 13.3%, after peaking at $1,089.29 on Wednesday; because U.S. equity trading is paused for the weekend, that Friday close is the latest market marker. This matters now because Micron no longer trades like a plain cyclical bet on commodity memory. Reuters reported last week that high-bandwidth memory, or HBM — stacked memory used alongside AI processors so data can move faster — has pulled Micron into specialized, longer-term deals, including parts tied to Nvidia’s coming Vera Rubin platform.
Intel Shares Sink After Heavy Drop—What’s Ahead for INTC Stock

Intel Shares Sink After Heavy Drop—What’s Ahead for INTC Stock

Intel heads into the week with shares last at $99.17, off $12.76, or 11.4%. Volume came in at roughly 145.2 million shares, putting the chip giant’s market value around $504 billion. With U.S. cash markets closed over the weekend, Friday’s finish stands as the latest price for Intel. Stocks dropped broadly on Friday, not just in one name. The Nasdaq Composite closed down 4.18%, with the S&P 500 off 2.64%. May jobs data came in stronger than expected, and investors worried that might keep the Federal Reserve hawkish on interest rates, with rate hikes or no cuts to fight inflation.
Trump Media Shares Drop; Monday’s Open in Focus

Trump Media Shares Drop; Monday’s Open in Focus

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. faces Monday with DJT finishing Friday at $8.27, off 6.02%. Around 5.1 million shares traded, leaving its market cap at about $2.29 billion. The stock continues to behave more like a volatile play on politics, retail trading, and hopes for something bigger than just Truth Social, rather than a traditional media stock. Nasdaq is closed on Saturdays. The exchange’s regular hours are Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern. Pre-market and after-hours trading also happen, but those periods can see lighter volume, so stock prices can move more on fewer trades.
6 June 2026
Visa Shares Avoided Friday Selloff—Traders Now Eye Next Week

Visa Shares Avoided Friday Selloff—Traders Now Eye Next Week

Visa starts Monday as investors look at a late-week bounce, but shares still posted a slight weekly drop. The company ran a new stablecoin settlement test last week, signaling bigger ambitions in blockchain-based institutional payments. Visa shares ended Friday up 1.06% at $323.57. The stock bounced back after falling to $312.40 on Wednesday. Still, it finished the week about 0.9% under its May 29 close of $326.36.
6 June 2026
Cooper Companies Jumps as Wall Street Drops, Next Move Coming Soon

Cooper Companies Jumps as Wall Street Drops, Next Move Coming Soon

The Cooper Companies finished Friday at $67.34, gaining 8.6% for the session and up roughly 11.9% from Monday as U.S. markets headed into the weekend. The contact lens and women’s health name got a lift after beating on quarterly profit, with the stock getting new investor focus on earnings and portfolio prospects. Cooper rose on Friday, even as stocks sold off. The Dow closed down 1.35%, the S&P 500 lost 2.64% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 4.18%. A stronger May jobs report raised worry the Federal Reserve may stay hawkish and keep rates high or hike again.
6 June 2026
Gas Bulls’ Storage Bump Fizzles on Weather Shift

Gas Bulls’ Storage Bump Fizzles on Weather Shift

Natural gas futures in the U.S. slid Friday, trimming gains from earlier in the week when warmer weather and a supportive storage report boosted prices. July gas on the New York Mercantile Exchange settled down 3.2% at $3.229 per million British thermal units. For the week, the contract slipped 1.9%. The shift is important as the market heads into the summer demand season, making it harder to argue for easy downside. Gas storage remains above the five-year norm, although the gap tightened after the Energy Information Administration posted a 95 Bcf storage build for the week ended May 29. That came in under both market expectations and the typical five-year increase.
6 June 2026
BitMine shares fall after $280 million Ethereum move draws scrutiny

BitMine shares fall after $280 million Ethereum move draws scrutiny

BitMine Immersion Technologies dropped nearly 11% Friday after the company priced a larger preferred stock deal. The new cash goes to support its treasury plan focused on Ethereum. The move comes as crypto stocks face a rough patch. The stock was last at $15.90, off $2.00, with more than 62 million shares changing hands. Ether dropped around 9% to about $1,611. Bitcoin slipped to just above $61,807, pressing shares in companies that trade like stand-ins for digital-asset prices.
5 June 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Lindblad Expeditions (LIND) climbs as momentum play, holds Zacks Rank #2
    July 3, 2026, 1:43 PM EDT. Lindblad Expeditions (LIND) is showing strong price momentum, with a Momentum Style Score of A and a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy). Shares are up 14.83% over the last week and 37.85% in the last three months, beating both its Leisure and Recreation sector and the S&P 500. The stock's 20-day average trading volume is just under a million shares, pointing to clear buyer interest. LIND's run fits the momentum approach-riding recent price trends. The company has seen positive price action and earnings estimate revisions, which could keep attracting investors looking for growth.
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