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A potential peace deal is splitting the premarket cleanly in two. Hopes that a critical shipping lane could reopen are dragging oil lower, handing cruise lines a fuel windfall while pulling pipeline names down with crude.

Meanwhile, the largest IPO in history debuts today, and space stocks are rallying into it. On the other side of the ledger, a software giant just learned that a strong quarter means nothing if investors spot a blemish.

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EchoStar (SATS): +5%

EchoStar holds a stake in SpaceX, making it one of the few ways to own a piece of the rocket maker before shares start trading. With perpetual futures pointing to a pop of around 30% at the open, investors are positioning ahead of the debut.

Rocket Lab (RKLB): +3%

The launch provider is leading a broad space rally as SpaceX heads for its Nasdaq debut later today. A strong reception would confirm real public-market appetite for space exposure, and Rocket Lab sits closest to the action.

Royal Caribbean (RCL): +1%

Oil prices are sliding on hopes of a U.S.-Iran peace deal, and that relief is flowing straight into travel names. For a cruise operator, cheaper fuel goes almost directly to the bottom line, and Royal Caribbean is leading the group higher.

Carnival (CCL): +1%

Carnival is riding the same tailwind as its cruise rival: crude falling as a peace deal that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz comes into view. For an industry that burns fuel by the ton, that reads as direct margin relief.

Adobe (ADBE): -9%

Adobe beat on both the top and bottom lines, but the market zeroed in on a slim margin miss and news that its CFO is leaving this weekend for a new opportunity. When a stock sells off this hard on an otherwise solid quarter, it shows how little patience investors have for question marks in software right now.

Lennar (LEN): -2%

The homebuilder came up a bit short on revenue and deliveries, while earnings simply met expectations. In a tape this strong, in line isn't enough, and the stock is drifting lower.

OneOK (OKE): -1%

OneOK is leading energy lower as oil sinks on hopes that the U.S. and Iran are close to ending the war. The same peace trade lifting airlines and cruise lines is taking the air out of anything tied to crude.

Williams (WMB): -1%

Williams is falling right alongside OneOK in the energy pullback. If sanctions lift and the Strait of Hormuz reopens, the supply picture loosens, and energy investors are repricing for exactly that.

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Fubo (FUBO)

The World Cup kicked off this week, and retail traders are circling the sports streamer built for exactly this moment. Chatter on StockTwits is high with sentiment in bullish territory, as users bet that a month-long tournament hosted across the US, Canada, and Mexico could pull in a wave of new subscribers.

Fubo carries the FOX networks, airing all 104 matches, and NBCUniversal's channels just returned to the platform this week after an eight-month blackout, restoring its Spanish-language sports lineup right on time. The stock is on pace for its best week in a month but remains down more than 70% over the past year, so the open question is whether tournament sign-ups actually stick once the final whistle blows.