Today: 4 July 2026

Mateusz Kaczmarek

Mateusz Kaczmarek is a financial and technology journalist at TS2.tech, covering stocks, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and global market developments. A graduate of the Poznań University of Economics and Business, he previously worked in financial analysis before moving into business journalism. His reporting focuses on technology companies, market trends and the forces shaping global investment markets.

Redwire Shares Slip After $500 Million Stock Offering Filed

Redwire Shares Slip After $500 Million Stock Offering Filed

Redwire Corp shares moved lower Tuesday, after the space and defense tech firm said it launched a $500 million at-the-market common stock program. The company filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, saying it could offer shares from time to time using banks like Truist, J.P. Morgan, BofA, Canaccord, KeyBanc and Roth. Redwire shares fell 6.5% to $17.37 in early trading, hitting a session low at $16.58. Around 17.5 million shares traded hands. The company’s market cap was about $3.37 billion.
J.M. Smucker Stock Is Rising Before the Bell — The Earnings Beat Comes With a Sales Warning

J.M. Smucker Stock Is Rising Before the Bell — The Earnings Beat Comes With a Sales Warning

J.M. Smucker shares rose before Tuesday’s opening bell after the Folgers coffee and Jif peanut butter maker beat fourth-quarter profit estimates and projected higher fiscal 2027 earnings, even as it warned that annual sales would fall. The stock was quoted at $105.10 in extended trading at 09:01 a.m. EDT, up 3.16%; the NYSE core session was due to open at 9:30 a.m. Eastern time. The rally is not clean. Investors are trying to decide whether Smucker can turn lower sales into better profit as the packaged-food industry shifts away from price hikes and back toward volume growth — selling more units — after a long stretch of inflation-driven pricing.
Pfizer Falls in Premarket; Fresh FDA Approval Not Lifting the Stock

Pfizer Falls in Premarket; Fresh FDA Approval Not Lifting the Stock

Pfizer Inc. shares fell in premarket trading Tuesday after the FDA cleared a new label for its hemophilia treatment Hympavzi. Investors are still sizing up the company’s longer path to profits in obesity drugs. The stock traded at $25.62, off 43 cents, or 1.7%. Pfizer is in focus this week with two key stories: one is a short-term regulatory approval in the rare-disease space, the other is a bigger, higher-risk push into obesity with a once-monthly shot that could drive growth as its older drugs face LOE. Loss of exclusivity exposes branded drugs to copycats when patent or regulatory shields drop.
Tesla’s China Deal Buys Time. Robotaxi Bets Still in Focus

Tesla’s China Deal Buys Time. Robotaxi Bets Still in Focus

Tesla shares were set to open higher on the Nasdaq on Tuesday after bouncing back sharply Monday. New China sales numbers put the EV maker back in focus for investors after a rocky run. June 9 falls on a regular trading day for U.S. markets. Nasdaq’s main session is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern, with pre-market hours from 4:00 a.m. up to the open. The next market holiday for Nasdaq is Juneteenth on June 19.
Why Applied Digital Stock Is Jumping Before the Open After $5.2B AI Lease

Why Applied Digital Stock Is Jumping Before the Open After $5.2B AI Lease

Applied Digital shares were set for a fresh test Tuesday after the data-center developer signed a 15-year lease expected to generate about $5.2 billion, the latest in a string of artificial-intelligence infrastructure deals that has put APLD back in the market’s sights. Reuters reported the stock rose 8.7% in extended trading after the announcement. This matters now because the market has been looking for proof that Applied Digital can turn power access and land into long-dated customer contracts. The new lease lifts the company’s contracted base-term lease revenue to about $36 billion, or roughly $86 billion if all renewal options are exercised.
Inno Holdings Soars 3,660%, Trading Stopped on Nasdaq on $3M AI Pact

Inno Holdings Soars 3,660%, Trading Stopped on Nasdaq on $3M AI Pact

Inno Holdings Inc. was halted after the close Monday as the stock surged 3,660.95% on news of a $3 million AI contract. Shares finished at $39.49, up from $1.05 on Friday. Trading volume Monday hit about 274.4 million shares, compared to 138,380 previously. Now the company’s micro-cap run leaves Nasdaq deciding what more it needs before letting trading start again. INHD was hit with a trading halt at 5:18:58 p.m. ET, according to halt data. The Nasdaq T12 code means the halt is for more information, not for news or an imbalance. That can leave quotes outdated as the exchange stops order flow.
Intel Jumps After Google AI Chip Story, Bigger Test Ahead

Intel Jumps After Google AI Chip Story, Bigger Test Ahead

Intel looked set for more attention ahead of Tuesday’s regular session after the stock surged on talk that Alphabet’s Google placed an order for over 3 million tensor processing units—its own AI chips—from Intel for 2028 delivery. Last trade had Intel at $110.27, up $11.04, based on market data. This is a big test for Intel’s turnaround plan to become a top contract chipmaker. Reuters said Nvidia is weighing Intel tech for a processor that links four graphics chips, but Nvidia has not ordered any.
Broadcom Stock Rebounds, AI Remains an Open Question for Wall Street

Broadcom Stock Rebounds, AI Remains an Open Question for Wall Street

Broadcom shares climbed Monday as investors picked up chip stocks after Friday’s sharp drop. The move helped the stock recover some ground from last week’s heavy post-earnings fall. Broadcom shares were last at $396.60, climbing 2.8%. They traded between $385.62 and $403.08 intraday. The iShares Semiconductor ETF added 5.8%. The QQQ, which tracks the Nasdaq, was up 1.6%.
T1 Energy Shares Dip After KORE Power Files New Update

T1 Energy Shares Dip After KORE Power Files New Update

T1 Energy Inc. shares dropped Monday as investors focused on new details from the solar company about its proposed KORE Power buyout. The updated filing highlighted stock issuance related to the deal and sent shares lower. The stock finished at $9.13 on the New York Stock Exchange, off 3.18%. It traded between $8.95 and $10.01 during the session. Volume came to about 36.6 million. After the close, shares ticked up to $9.16 in after-hours action just before 6 p.m. New York time.
9 June 2026
SmartKem Shares Jump 100% on SRx Investment, SMTK in Focus

SmartKem Shares Jump 100% on SRx Investment, SMTK in Focus

SmartKem Inc. shares jumped about 100% Monday after SRx Health Solutions disclosed a 4.99% equity stake in the advanced-materials firm. The move gave traders a new reason to buy into a stock that’s still facing Nasdaq listing concerns. The stock was last seen at $0.84 on the Nasdaq, up $0.4404 from yesterday. It has traded from $0.4537 up to $1.135 so far. Volume was over 268 million shares, well above normal. The company is small and trading has been volatile lately.
8 June 2026
IonQ Jumps as Quantum IPO Rush Sets Wall Street Benchmark

IonQ Jumps as Quantum IPO Rush Sets Wall Street Benchmark

IonQ stock rose Monday, last trading up 10.5% at $62.77. Shares moved between $56.66 and $64.90 during the day. That takes the quantum-computing firm's market cap to about $23.3 billion. The move gets attention now because there’s a new public-market comp for the quantum business. Quantinuum, the Honeywell quantum arm, pulled in $1.68 billion in a U.S. IPO last week. Shares started trading on Nasdaq as QNT, putting another listed name in quantum—still a thin field.
Oklo Shares Climb After Manufacturing Pact, July Remains in Focus

Oklo Shares Climb After Manufacturing Pact, July Remains in Focus

Oklo shares moved higher Monday. The advanced nuclear company said it bought ARMEC, a precision engineering and manufacturing business in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Oklo said the deal, which closed June 4, boosts its internal capacity for advanced reactor and fuel-manufacturing work. The company called the acquisition another operating milestone for a stock that's still trading mostly on future data center power needs. Timing is key as investors watch two separate nuclear names. There are pre-revenue bets like Oklo, driven by licensing, fuel, and build-out updates. Then there are regulated utilities like Southern Company that already sell power to big users such as data centers. Oklo was last at $59.86 in late-morning New York action, up 3.0%, putting its market cap around $10.2 billion.
Marvell Heads Higher Ahead of S&P 500 Inclusion

Marvell Heads Higher Ahead of S&P 500 Inclusion

Marvell Technology shares jumped roughly 7% in premarket trading Monday after S&P Dow Jones Indices said the chipmaker is set to join the S&P 500 later this month. The move puts new index demand behind one of the year’s more volatile AI chip names. Google Finance showed Marvell at $282.50 ahead of the open, up 7.22% from Friday’s finish at $263.47. Marvell and Flex are joining the S&P 500 before the market opens on June 22, S&P Dow Jones Indices said. Pool Corp and The Campbell’s Company will be dropped from the index as part of the quarterly rebalance.
8 June 2026
Nokia drops after fast AI rally, traders stay focused

Nokia rally stalls as traders sell tech stocks after AI push

Nokia stock dropped in Helsinki Monday, giving up more ground after last week’s jump as traders pulled back from AI-related tech stocks. Shares changed hands at 12.690 euros, down 2.98%. Nokia last closed at 14.805 euros on June 3, according to market data. Nokia isn’t just a sluggish telecom gear stock anymore. After Nvidia said it would put $1 billion into the company last year for an AI-RAN deal — the tech uses artificial intelligence and faster chips inside mobile radio networks — investors started to see the Finnish firm as an AI infrastructure play.
8 June 2026
Joby Aviation Drops 20%—Market Watching for Monday’s Open

Joby Aviation Drops 20%—Market Watching for Monday’s Open

Joby Aviation starts the week with its stock in the red after a 14.3% drop Friday to $9.55. That puts the electric air-taxi developer down almost 20% from last week’s Friday close. U.S. markets were closed Sunday as the NYSE shut for the weekend; trading picks up again Monday. Friday’s selloff wasn’t only about Joby. The U.S. jobs report came in hot, leading investors to see more risk of higher interest rates. That’s a challenge for companies expected to post profits years from now. Higher rates knock down what people will pay for future earnings today.
7 June 2026
CDE Shares Drop 11% Even After Index Addition

CDE Shares Drop 11% Even After Index Addition

Coeur Mining is set to join the S&P MidCap 400 this week, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, but CDE shares dropped 11.4% on Friday. The move boosts the miner’s index weight even as its stock takes a hit. Coeur will join the index for mid-cap U.S. stocks before the open on June 22, following a quarterly update by S&P Dow Jones Indices. The move puts Coeur into a key benchmark watched by some investors and funds, but on Friday the stock still moved mostly on gold and silver prices. S&P Dow Jones Indices detailed the changes in a News Release Archive.
Strategy Stock Faces Monday Ahead as Saylor Teases Bitcoin Move

Strategy Stock Faces Monday Ahead as Saylor Teases Bitcoin Move

Strategy Inc shares are back in focus Monday, with Executive Chairman Michael Saylor saying late Sunday the company may start buying Bitcoin again. That comes days after a small Bitcoin sale rattled the stock’s main story. Trading hours are key here. Nasdaq’s session goes from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET on weekdays, so cash equities in the U.S. have not priced in anything posted over the weekend. Bitcoin, on the other hand, trades non-stop all weekend, unlike stocks.
Archer Aviation Sinks 13%. Two Big Tests Coming Next Week

Archer Aviation Sinks 13%. Two Big Tests Coming Next Week

Archer Aviation Inc. tumbled 13.2% to $5.54 on Friday, capping a rough week for the stock. Shares touched a session low near $5.39 with volume topping 54 million. Traders pulled back from growth names and other long-term plays as risk appetite faded. Why does it matter? Archer is trading on hopes for its electric air taxi and defense units, not just on what it earns now. Stocks like this tend to take a hit when rates rise. Investors discount future profits more when cash elsewhere pays better.
7 June 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) jumps 4.66% before July 4 as traders watch for Q2 earnings
    July 4, 2026, 5:12 PM EDT. Netflix stock (NASDAQ:NFLX) rose 4.66% to $77.65 on July 3, logging a five-day win streak on 134% typical volume. The bounce comes with U.S. markets set to reopen after the holiday, but shares stay down 21.3% in three months and off 40.1% over the year. Traders point to the July 16 earnings as next big event. Short interest was steady at 2.41%, so covering wasn't a driver. Talk around NBCUniversal and Sky spinning out of Comcast has stirred up new M&A rumors for streaming, with some seeing Netflix eyeing studio assets. Comcast said it isn't in talks.
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