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.

Aditxt trades near $0.01 with ADTX filings and Nasdaq delisting risk in focus

Aditxt trades near $0.01 with ADTX filings and Nasdaq delisting risk in focus

Aditxt Inc. shares dropped in late U.S. action Tuesday, trading a little over a penny. New ownership filings hit as volume picked up again in one of the cheapest healthcare stocks on Nasdaq. The stock last changed hands at $0.0109, off around 17% from the previous close, after dropping to an intraday low of $0.0086. Trading volume hit almost 929 million shares. That’s unusually high for most small healthcare names, though the tiny price means even modest dollar flows push share counts up.
STAR property tax relief checks start going out in New York, Hochul says nearly 3 million qualify

STAR property tax relief checks start going out in New York, Hochul says nearly 3 million qualify

New York started rolling out School Tax Relief checks and direct deposits to qualifying homeowners, Gov. Kathy Hochul said Tuesday. Nearly 3 million residents are on track to get over $2 billion in property-tax relief this summer and fall. Timing is an issue since some school-tax bills are due soon. The governor’s office said that New York City, Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse have school-tax deadlines in late June and July. That puts the first set of payments in front of people before bills arrive or come due.
17 June 2026
Rocket Companies steady at $14 as BTIG downgrades, firm refinances debt

Rocket Companies steady at $14 as BTIG downgrades, firm refinances debt

Rocket Companies was steady late Tuesday, sticking close to $14. BTIG cut its rating on the mortgage lender, while traders watched for a debt refinancing set to finish the same day. Shares last changed hands at $13.93, up 0.1%, moving in a range from $13.46 to $14.35 during the day. Rocket is in focus now as a listed housing-finance stock sensitive to moves in mortgage demand. If rates drop, buyers and homeowners have more incentive to take out new loans or refinance. Demand can slow when rates go up or stay elevated.
16 June 2026
JPMorgan Shares Up as Dow Sets Record High

JPMorgan Shares Up as Dow Sets Record High

JPMorgan Chase & Co. jumped Tuesday, with its stock helping push the Dow Jones Industrial Average to a new intraday high as traders snapped up cyclical shares. JPM traded around $330.01, up $10.61 from Monday, and earlier traded as high as $331.71. Market data showed the stock up 3.7% earlier, with the S&P 500 financials sector rising 1.6%. Investors dumped tech and moved into banks and industrials, Reuters said. Oil dropped more than 5% after hopes for a U.S.-Iran peace deal calmed worries about inflation and growth, Reuters said. The move was mostly driven by macro factors. Lower oil can help banks, easing inflation pressure and cutting the odds that rates stay high longer. That can support loan demand and credit quality. It can also lift interest in cyclical stocks, a label for companies that usually see earnings swing with the economy.
16 June 2026
NIO Shares Fall After China EV Demand Signal

NIO Shares Fall After China EV Demand Signal

NIO Inc. shares slid Tuesday, leaving the Chinese EV ADR under pressure. The stock last traded near $5.04, off $0.165 from Monday, with more than 24 million shares crossing and the company valued around $10.5 billion. The action followed new reports from China as NIO CEO William Li told the China Auto Chongqing Forum that auto retail sales in China could fall 15% to 20% in 2026. The stock isn’t under pressure just because of one soft NIO delivery report. The worry is what a shrinking market might do to pricing, margins, and how investors see the story. China’s passenger-car sales dropped 22.3% in May to 1.53 million, falling for the eighth month in a row, CPCA data via Reuters showed. That kind of backdrop makes it tougher even for a strong EV player to keep up momentum. More discounts, spending on marketing, or just slower orders—they all hit gross margin, the slice of revenue after direct manufacturing costs.
Marvell Stock Rises as AI Momentum, Analyst Target Hike and S&P 500 Entry Lift MRVL

Marvell Stock Rises as AI Momentum, Analyst Target Hike and S&P 500 Entry Lift MRVL

Marvell Technology’s stock is back in focus after a sharp Monday move tied to the same forces that have powered the chipmaker’s 2026 rally: AI infrastructure demand, index buying and fresh analyst support. Shares closed Monday at $308.88, up 10.43%, according to MarketScreener’s MRVL quote page, while early Tuesday premarket trading showed some profit-taking around $305.26. The stock’s market value was about $276 billion, and its price/earnings ratio, or P/E — the share price divided by earnings per share — stood above 100, a level that signals investors are paying heavily for future growth. The latest spark came from the analyst side. MarketScreener reported Tuesday that GF Securities Co. Ltd. maintained its buy recommendation on Marvell and lifted its price target to $350 from $230. That helps explain why buyers are still chasing the stock after a steep run. At the same time, the broader consensus is less aggressive: MarketScreener’s analyst page listed a buy consensus from 44 analysts but an average target price of $235.70, below Monday’s close. That gap is the tension in the stock today. Bulls see Marvell as a core AI infrastructure winner; bears see a name that may already be pricing in years of execution.
Substack hires ex-Roku exec to drive sponsorships

Substack hires ex-Roku exec to drive sponsorships

Substack steps into the brand sponsorship game with Dan Robbins now leading that push as its first head of brand sponsorships. Robbins, who’s done stints at Roku, PayPal, and Nielsen, joins as the company starts offering more native sponsorships to writers and creators. “Subscriptions remain the foundation of creator businesses on Substack,” Robbins told Axios, as the brand partnership platform starts rolling out. Substack said Monday that Yahoo Scout, Whatnot, Granola, Balenciaga, T-Mobile, Polymarket and Uber are its first sponsors. CEO Chris Best wrote that the companies are spending “millions of dollars” with Substack creators. Publishers choose their sponsor partners and keep control of the creative process, Best added.
Regentis Biomaterials Stock Falls Premarket After 506% Surge on Scrapped Share Offering

Regentis Biomaterials Stock Falls Premarket After 506% Surge on Scrapped Share Offering

Regentis Biomaterials Ltd. shares turned lower in early Tuesday trading after a huge Monday rally that was driven by the removal of a near-term share-sale overhang. RGNT closed June 15 at $9.40, up 506.45% on the day, before Google Finance showed the stock indicated at $6.80 in premarket trading, down 27.66%. The same quote page listed an intraday high of $15.50, a low of $1.69 and a market capitalization of about $48.69 million, underscoring how thinly traded small-cap biotech and medtech names can swing sharply when news changes the supply-demand picture for shares. The move came after Regentis said in a June 15 SEC filing that it had requested withdrawal of its Form F-1 registration statement and “determined not to pursue the public offering” tied to that filing. A Form F-1 is the SEC registration document used by many non-U.S. companies when they plan to sell securities to U.S. investors. The withdrawn prospectus had contemplated an offering of 3,333,334 ordinary shares at an assumed $3.00 per share, with an underwriter option for up to 500,000 additional shares.
Hyperscale Data Pops After $1 Billion AI Data Center Info, GPUs Draw Fresh Looks

Hyperscale Data Pops After $1 Billion AI Data Center Info, GPUs Draw Fresh Looks

Hyperscale Data, Inc. jumped in Monday trading, with shares climbing 75.7% to $0.2713 at last check. The name was among the volume leaders in small-cap AI infrastructure. The company said its indirect subsidiary Alliance Cloud Services plans to offer colocation and data center services for AI compute projects out of Michigan. Colocation refers to leasing space, power, and networking, with MW showing available power for large compute needs. Stock opened at $0.2016 and traded between $0.16 and $0.298. Shares are jumping after the announcement opened up a possible new long-term revenue stream for Bitcoin miners from AI infrastructure. Hyperscale Data says the first 10 MW could go live within 90 days after the deal is signed, with another 10 MW expected in the following 90 days. The company said renewals on these agreements typically add up to more than $1 billion over 20 years. If the deal grows to 52 MW, the total could reach $2.5 billion over the same time. Investors are sending GPUS higher, typical when there’s a shot at new revenue or stronger cash flow.
Regentis Biomaterials Jumps After Firm Scraps Public Offer

Regentis Biomaterials Jumps After Firm Scraps Public Offer

Shares of Regentis Biomaterials Ltd. jumped on NYSE American Monday after the company said in an SEC filing it's withdrawing its Form F-1 registration. The form allows foreign firms to list in the U.S., but Regentis said the offer won't go forward and no shares were sold because the F-1 wasn't effective. RGNT traded up about 677% at $11.65. The session saw the stock swing between $1.51 and $15.43 and over 161 million shares changed hands. Regentis shares surged as traders put aside fears tied to a possible share sale. The company had filed May 1 to sell 3,333,334 ordinary shares at $3.00 each, plus an option for underwriters to buy another 500,000. Such a move often dilutes existing investors. That pressure eased, drawing buyers back in. RGNT was up more than 850% at one stage Monday, Stocktwits said, noting a spike in retail chatter in the previous day.
Archer Aviation Stock Jumps 9% as Air-Taxi Rally Puts FAA Catalyst Back in Focus

Archer Aviation Stock Jumps 9% as Air-Taxi Rally Puts FAA Catalyst Back in Focus

Archer Aviation Inc. shares climbed sharply Monday, rising to about $5.56 late in the session, up 9.35% on the day, with volume above 45 million shares. The move came as other electric-aircraft names also rallied: Joby Aviation was up about 7%, EHang gained nearly 17%, and the SPDR S&P 500 ETF rose roughly 1.8%. That matters because Archer’s stock often trades like a high-risk growth name: when investors are more willing to buy future-focused companies, money tends to flow back into stocks whose profits are still several years away. The reason stocks rise is simple, even when the story is complicated: buyers are paying more because they think future cash flows may improve, the odds of success have gone up, or the risk discount has gone down. Stocks fall for the opposite reasons: dilution, weak demand, delays, higher losses or a shift away from speculative assets. For Archer, Monday’s gain did not appear to follow a new earnings release or fresh FAA approval. It looked more like a rebound tied to sector momentum and continued investor focus on electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, or eVTOLs — aircraft designed to take off like a helicopter and cruise more like a
15 June 2026
Grab Shares Gain as Nasdaq Rally Helps Superapp Stock Off Lows

Grab Shares Gain as Nasdaq Rally Helps Superapp Stock Off Lows

Grab Holdings Limited shares rallied Monday, with the Nasdaq-listed superapp drawing buyers as growth stocks rebounded. GRAB traded at $3.52 as of 2:02 p.m. New York time, up 6.82% for the session. The stock opened at $3.39 and hit an intraday high of $3.62. Volume reached 58.43 million, topping the average of 51.82 million listed on Google Finance. The move stands out as the stock had been hovering much closer to its 52-week low at $3.18, well below its 52-week high of $6.62. No new earnings report sparked the move. Grab traded up with the market. Reuters had the Nasdaq Composite climbing 3.05%, S&P 500 up 1.88%. U.S. stocks rallied as a possible U.S.-Iran deal cut oil-supply worries and crude prices dropped. That can boost stocks because investors may bet on better earnings, lower costs, or bigger risk appetite. Stocks usually lose ground if growth hopes fade, costs go up, rates hit valuations, or company risks get bigger. For Grab, easing fuel costs and more investor interest in consumer tech help, even if the company’s outlook hasn’t changed much yet.
SMH Hits Another High as AI Chip Stocks Rally Beyond Nvidia

SMH Hits Another High as AI Chip Stocks Rally Beyond Nvidia

• SMH traded above $646 around midday Monday, after finishing at $619.96 on June 12.• Lam Research, Marvell, Arm, ASML and Kulicke & Soffa extended their gains, building on last week’s chip rally.• Market strength continued as buyers stayed with AI infrastructure names. VanEck Semiconductor ETF surged Monday as SMH kept pushing to new highs. Buyers moved back into AI chip names after last week’s drop. SMH traded at $646.27 by 12:47 p.m. ET, up 4.2% on the day. The ETF hit $648.02 earlier. SMH closed at $619.96 on June 12, securing an 8.8% weekly jump according to 24/7 Wall St.
Dow Sets Record, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Climb After US-Iran Deal; Oil Drops

Dow Sets Record, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Climb After US-Iran Deal; Oil Drops

Stocks jumped Monday, with investors turning to risk as a first-step U.S.-Iran deal took some pressure off Middle East oil worries. According to LSEG-delayed figures on Reuters, the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 648.99 points, or 1.27%, to 51,851.25. The S&P 500 was up 1.50% at 7,543.05, and the Nasdaq Composite ran ahead 2.35% to 26,496.47. Reuters said the Dow hit an intraday peak as gains spread out from tech shares. Stocks climbed after oil tumbled, easing some pressure on inflation and on company costs. Brent crude dropped 5.45% to $82.57, according to Reuters data. Reuters also reported oil was down around 5% after the U.S. and Iran agreed to a framework deal that could end their war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. United Airlines rose 6.4%, Delta gained 4.1%, American Airlines added 5.2%, while Norwegian Cruise and Carnival were both up 5.2%. Oil producers slumped. Exxon Mobil and Chevron each fell about 5% as crude prices dropped.
Rocket Lab Drops Even After Nasdaq-100 Nod, SpaceX IPO Buzz Fades

Rocket Lab Jumps Before Nasdaq-100 Debut With KeyBanc Stating Space Shares Were Oversold

Rocket Lab Corporation stock is rebounding in premarket Monday, after last week’s steep drop. RKLB closed at $102.39 Friday, down 10.79%. Ahead of the open, the stock traded at $108.67, up 6.13%, according to MarketWatch. Some traders said buyers are coming back in after the recent selloff. The move follows a new Wall Street upgrade and the company’s addition to the Nasdaq-100. KeyBanc set off the move. Analyst Michael Leshock upgraded Rocket Lab to Overweight from Sector Weight, citing a $135 price target, according to StockAnalysis coverage of The Fly. An Overweight rating means the analyst thinks the shares will beat a benchmark or group of peers. The upgrade followed a rough Friday for the sector—Reuters reported Rocket Lab and Planet Labs both lost about 8% as traders took some money out after SpaceX began trading. Stocks can move up if buyers expect more growth, cash, or demand from index funds. They fall when investors take money off the table, doubt the value, or switch to something they like more.
Michigan Gas Prices Edge Higher; Lansing Shows Split at Pumps

Michigan Gas Prices Edge Higher; Lansing Shows Split at Pumps

DEARBORN, Mich., June 15, 2026, 09:00 EDT Michigan gas prices ticked higher at the week’s open. AAA put the state average for regular unleaded at around $4.18 a gallon Monday. A week ago it was $4.15. Gas is still cheaper than last month’s $4.88, but well above the $3.09 seen on this day last year.
15 June 2026
Stocks Climb as Rate-Hike Odds Ease Ahead of Warsh’s Fed Debut

Stocks Climb as Rate-Hike Odds Ease Ahead of Warsh’s Fed Debut

Wall Street futures climbed early Monday, with investors shrugging off last week’s inflation concerns and focusing on the Fed’s June meeting, the first led by Chair Kevin Warsh. Dow futures added 0.94%, S&P 500 futures moved up 1.29%, and Nasdaq 100 futures gained 2.2%. Markets got a lift after Washington and Tehran reached a preliminary deal to end the Iran war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Crude fell more than 4%, hitting a three-month low. That puts pressure off equities—as lower oil can take some heat out of inflation, ease bond yields, and help lift growth stock valuations. The Fed is still seen holding its federal funds rate at 3.50% to 3.75% at its meeting Wednesday. CME FedWatch puts the odds of no change at 98.5% through the June 16–17 meeting, according to Kiplinger. Reuters said the market cut the probability of a December rate hike to about 50%, down from over 70% last week, after lower oil prices eased some inflation worries. Higher rates raise borrowing costs, which can hit stocks as earnings expectations fall and bonds look more attractive.
Intel stock gains after BofA upgrade, foundry business in focus

Intel stock gains after BofA upgrade, foundry business in focus

Intel shares climbed at the start of the week, building on recent gains fueled by AI hopes and some shifts in market sentiment about the company’s comeback. Intel was last at $124.57, adding $7.58 or around 6.5%. U.S. stock-index futures were also higher Monday. Traders pointed to a U.S.-Iran agreement as pushing up risk appetite, with Nasdaq 100 futures rising 2.1% before the bell. Intel got bumped up two steps by Bank of America last week, going from Underperform all the way to Buy. The price target got raised to $135 from $96 as well. Price targets are where analysts think the stock could trade in the next year. Benzinga cited analyst Vivek Arya, who said he sees “higher confidence in INTC's opportunity to help address industry constraints in leading edge wafers/packaging, plus supply into a much larger agentic CPU TAM.” TAM stands for total addressable market—the potential for sales if the demand is there.
1 5 6 7 8 9 17

Stock Market Today

  • Nu Holdings $1B Buyback Small vs $2.8B Holiday Week Trade
    July 3, 2026, 12:34 PM EDT. Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU) started a $1 billion buyback, equal to about 1.5% of its $65.1 billion market value and 36% of the $2.79 billion in U.S. shares traded for the short holiday week. Just under 263 million shares changed hands from June 26 to July 2, showing daily volume easily tops the buyback size. Needham raised its rating to buy on June 26 and set a $17 target, about 25% above Thursday's $13.61 close, but investors are wary as credit costs tick up and the net interest margin narrows. Nu's Q1 brought higher non-performing loans and lighter net interest margin. CEO David Vélez says the company is pushing ahead with AI-based banking amid the U.S. market break for Independence Day.
Go toTop