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U.S. stock futures jumped early on Tuesday as investors assessed the fallout from a volatile day on Wall Street, with growing trade tensions between the U.S. and China continuing to escalate.

Markets are reacting to China’s vow to “fight to the end” if the U.S. proceeds with its trade policies, which Beijing has labeled “blackmail.” This statement came after President Trump threatened to implement an additional 50% tariff on China starting Wednesday unless the country retracts its retaliatory plans.

Investors are still recovering from the shock of recent developments, especially after Trump's announcement of “reciprocal” tariffs, which left markets reeling.

The Nasdaq has officially entered bear market territory, while the S&P 500 is nearing the same threshold. Key figures on Wall Street, including JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, and even Trump adviser Elon Musk, have raised concerns about the long-term impacts of the tariffs.

Earnings Watch

Earnings land today from Tilray $TLRY ( ▼ 2.88% ), RPM International $RPM ( ▼ 0.89% ), and WD-40 $WDFC ( ▼ 0.94% ), among others.

Analysts expect Tilray to hit $0.06 EPS on cannabis momentum, RPM to coat $1.65 EPS with growth, and WD-40 to slide past $1.40 EPS—could these beats ignite gains?

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PREMARKET SNAPSHOT 📈

​U.S. stock futures are showing modest gains in premarket trading, with the S&P 500 up 1.29%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 1.80%, and the Nasdaq Composite advancing 1.03%. This uptick follows recent market volatility driven by ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and China. ​

SECTOR SNAPSHOT✨

Yesterday market plunged sharply with every major sector ending deep in the red. Energy led the collapse with a brutal drop of nearly 9%, followed by steep losses in financials, tech, and industrials. Defensive sectors like consumer staples, health care, and utilities couldn’t escape the selloff either. No area was spared as investors dumped risk across the board in one of the worst sector-wide declines in recent sessions.

PreMarket Unusual Volume Stocks

📈 SaverOne 2014 Ltd. $SVRE ( ▲ 5.96% )  is making waves pre-market, climbing nearly 35% on volume of 6.34M shares—massively higher than its 46.3K average. The sudden surge suggests heightened interest, possibly driven by news or investor speculation.

📈 Galaxy Payroll Group Limited $GLXG ( ▲ 0.17% )  is one of the morning’s biggest movers, rallying over 154% with pre-market volume hitting 28.74M versus an average of 459.3K. This outsized activity indicates strong momentum that traders are quickly jumping on.

📈 Newton Golf Company, Inc. $NWTG ( ▼ 4.23% )  is seeing a solid early push, up over 8% with 211.1K shares traded—well above its 9.2K average. While not explosive, the unusual volume hints at growing investor attention.

📈 Primega Group Holdings Limited $PGHL ( ▲ 3.9% )  is up nearly 14% in pre-market action, backed by 4.91M shares in volume compared to its 3.22M average. The stock is building momentum, possibly on renewed interest from retail traders.

📈 Arbe Robotics Ltd. $ARBE ( 0.0% )  is trading higher by over 8%, with volume at 264.07K, slightly above its 175.4K average. The activity points to modest yet steady early demand.

Premarket Picks

American Rebel Holdings, Inc. (AREB) saw a pre-market surge of 7.45%, with shares trading at $11.40. The increase comes after the company issued a corporate update highlighting key milestones and strategic growth initiatives.

Nyxoah S.A. (NYXH) experienced a significant pre-market surge of 48.34%, bringing its price to $8.47. The spike followed an update on the FDA approval process for the company’s Genio system, fueling optimism about its regulatory progress.

B. Riley Financial, Inc. (RILY) gained 11.99% in pre-market trading, with shares priced at $3.55. This boost comes after the company announced a private bond exchange aimed at reducing debt by approximately $12 million.

Pacira BioSciences, Inc. (PCRX) saw a pre-market surge of 21.78%, with shares reaching $27.90. The increase followed the announcement of a settlement in the U.S. patent litigation for its EXPAREL product, which was viewed positively by investors.

Below is a complete list of hot stocks in pre-market today:

Top Upgrades:

1. Range Resources Corporation $RRC ( ▼ 0.36% ) 

Analyst Firm: Roth Capital
Upgraded: Neutral to Buy
Price Target: $42
Yesterday's Close: $33.51

Roth Capital analyst Leo Mariani raised Range Resources' rating from Neutral to Buy, setting a new price target of $42, up from the previous $41. Analysts have set the stock price target for Range Resources Corporation with a high of $55.00, a median of $42.00, a low of $33.00, and an average of $42.69. Range Resources is an independent U.S. company that focuses on the exploration and production of natural gas, NGLs, and oil.

2. The Charles Schwab Corporation $SCHW ( ▲ 0.35% )  

Analyst Firm: Morgan Stanley
Upgraded: Equal Weight to Overweight
Price Target: $76
Yesterday's Close: $70.04

Morgan Stanley upgraded Charles Schwab from Equal Weight to Overweight, adjusting the price target to $76, down from $91. For The Charles Schwab Corporation, analysts have estimated a stock price target with a high of $108.00, a median of $91.00, a low of $65.00, and an average of $88.79. The company provides wealth management, brokerage, banking, and financial services worldwide.

3. Levi Strauss & Co. $LEVI ( ▼ 4.08% ) 

Analyst Firm: JPMorgan
Upgraded: Neutral to Overweight
Price Target: $17
Yesterday's Close: $13.50

JPMorgan upgraded Levi Strauss from Neutral to Overweight, with a price target of $17. Levi Strauss & Co. has a stock price target range, with analysts predicting a high of $25.00, a median of $21.00, a low of $14.00, and an average of $20.42. The company designs and sells apparel and accessories for people of all ages around the globe.

Happy investing,

Maeve Grace
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