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Oil market fears initially caused a sell-off in stocks, but major indexes rebounded significantly after President Trump indicated a nearing end to the Iran conflict, marking the start of a potential rally.

The stock market faced a challenging start on Tuesday, but buyers helped major indexes recover from early lows. Despite rising oil prices and declines in growth and gold stocks, the Nasdaq approached its 200-day moving average.

The stock market dropped due to U.S. troop deployments to the Middle East and President Trump's stance against a ceasefire with Iran, leading to significant losses, especially for Super Micro Computer and the Nasdaq composite.

Dow Jones futures will open Sunday evening, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. The focus will remain on oil prices, global bond yields and Iran war news over the weekend.
The stock market fell solidly last week, with all the major indexes breaking below their 200-day lines and

SolarEdge Technologies (SEDG) broke out of a base and to the highest level in nearly two years after an analyst gave bullish comments on the maker of solar-power equipment.
Jefferies upgraded SolarEdge to hold from underperform and raised the price target to 49 from 30. The Middle East conflict is

With the U.S. currently engaged in a war with Iran, defense plays are back in focus. Aerospace stock Woodward (WWD) is one to consider as it tests support at a key level and constructs a fresh base.
The Colorado-based company makes energy control systems and components for aircraft and industrial e

The stock market tumbled, with all the major indexes below their 200-day moving averages and recent lows. U.S. crude oil prices held just below $100 while Brent crude, the global benchmark, rose well above that level and Mideast crude prices topped $150.

Micron's stock experienced volatility following impressive Q2 earnings, showing a 682% year-over-year profit increase. Despite some profit-taking, the stock remains near a buy point thanks to strong demand in the memory chip market, particularly driven by AI.

Micron Technology (MU) impressed Wall Street analysts with the memory-chip maker's massive beat-and-raise earnings report. But investors sensed that a peak is near and took profits in Micron stock on Thursday.
Late Wednesday, Micron smashed estimates for its fiscal second quarter and with its