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Just For You MarketBeat Week in Review – 03/02 - 03/06Author: MarketBeat Staff. Originally Published: 3/7/2026. Conflict in the Middle East, rising oil prices, and a disappointing jobs report combined to drag stocks lower. All the major indexes fell for the week as uncertainty eroded investor confidence. It's uncomfortable to see equities decline, but on a percentage basis U.S. stocks have held up reasonably well, and earnings season has generally been strong. Markets are likely to remain volatile until investors gain more clarity about the duration and outcome of the conflict with Iran. Until then, headlines will continue to drive moves and keep volatility elevated. Next week brings three inflation reads: the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) for February are due Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively, and the delayed Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index for January will be released Friday. A surprise in either direction could move stocks. Our investment research analysts are going to be releasing their next investment idea tomorrow morning, around 10:00 AM Eastern time. Add yourself to the distribution list here. Key Points- Stocks were weighed down by war, rising oil prices, and a surprise decline in jobs.
- Without clarity about the length and results of the conflict with Iran, markets are likely to remain volatile.
- Investors will get three separate readings on inflation next week; a surprise move in either direction is likely to move markets.
- Special Report: One overlooked stock could go vertical soon
Articles by Thomas Hughes Amprius Technologies Inc. (NYSE: AMPX) reported another strong quarter. Thomas Hughes has been bullish on AMPX for nearly a year; in this week's piece he argues the company's execution is paying off as revenue and earnings enter a hypergrowth phase, supporting his bullish thesis (read more). Hughes also covered IonQ Inc. (NYSE: IONQ)'s solid earnings report, which supports the long-term quantum computing thesis. However, the company remains far from profitability, so for now the risks may outweigh the rewards (more here). BigBear.ai Holdings Inc. (NYSE: BBAI) remains a magnet for speculative investors. The stock has been held back by share dilution, debt, and high short interest, but Hughes noted that after mixed earnings institutional investors may be quietly rewarding a stronger balance sheet (read his take). Articles by Sam Quirke March 9 is a critical date for Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) and its stock. Sam Quirke noted that's the deadline for Tesla to provide detailed data about its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). What Tesla submits will influence whether investors are willing to pay the "autonomy premium" for TSLA (full story). Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) shares fell sharply after the company announced aggressive capital expenditures in its latest earnings report. Quirke highlighted a key metric that could trigger a comeback as meaningful as the selloff (details here). Quirke also reminded readers that sometimes the best deals are the ones you don't make. That appears to be the case with Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX), which has rallied since walking away from its bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. (NASDAQ: WBD) (read more). Articles by Chris Markoch Shares of Wendy's (NASDAQ: WEN) remain under pressure despite the company posting a double beat. Chris Markoch dissected the report and explained that while there are reasons to view the stock as a potential value trap, its high-yield dividend is hard for income investors to ignore (analysis). Defense stocks rallied this week amid expectations of increased spending to support operations related to Iran. One notable winner was Palantir Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR), which jumped nearly 15% for the week. Markoch explained why the move wasn't entirely driven by the Iran situation (read the story). AeroVironment Inc. (NASDAQ: AVAV) had lagged the aerospace sector before reporting earnings. Markoch noted the company appears well-positioned for projected defense spending increases, a view reflected in its forward revenue guidance (full piece). Articles by Ryan Hasson Interest in utilities stocks goes beyond simple sector rotation. Ryan Hasson explained that defensive utility companies have become part of the AI infrastructure trade, meaning they can be used to build wealth as well as protect it (read more). The robotics trade is heating up as an adjacent extension of the AI buildout. This week, Hasson highlighted five companies that illustrate how robotics will impact different sectors of the economy (see the list). Hasson also argued the recent sell-off in Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB) may be creating an opportunity for patient investors. While the delay of its initial Neutron launch was disappointing, he suggested the correction looks overdone and buyers are stepping in (analysis). Articles by Nathan Reiff Investors seeking AI exposure via ETFs face many choices but little clarity. Nathan Reiff reviewed three straightforward ETFs that focus on different themes in the AI industry to help simplify the decision. Sticking with ETFs, Reiff also highlighted three unique ETFs launched in 2026. They may not suit every investor, but each takes a distinctive approach with potential for outsized returns. Part of the sector rotation trade has investors favoring companies that prove cash is king. This week, Reiff highlighted three cash-rich stocks with strong cash-flow histories that can fund current operations and future growth. Articles by Dan Schmidt One of the stronger technology earnings reports came from an unlikely source. Dan Schmidt broke down the stellar quarter from Dell Technologies Inc. (NYSE: DELL) and explained why the company's AI-driven rally may be only getting started (read more). Tariff concerns continue to weigh on stocks, but Schmidt identified three companies that were materially affected by tariffs and could benefit if trade pressures—particularly with China—ease (details). It's been a rough start to 2026 for software stocks, but Schmidt suggested the number of sellers may be dwindling. That dynamic could create opportunities in three under-the-radar software companies that can integrate AI into popular platforms (read his picks). Articles by Jeffrey Neal Johnson Super Micro Computer Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI) has been sold off along with many "AI stocks" this year. Jeffrey Neal Johnson explained why investors may be misreading the company's strategy and how its large installed base and inventory advantage could help it outperform expectations (full analysis). It was a tough week for Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE: ACHR). Its earnings reminder that building a new sector consumes cash notwithstanding, Johnson noted that the company is making tangible progress on operational milestones that help clarify its future (read more). Oil was one of the week's biggest stories. Johnson recommended looking at larger, well-capitalized companies when navigating the current volatility, highlighting three rock-solid oil names positioned for volatile markets. Articles by Jordan Chussler Jordan Chussler analyzed the partnership announced between Uber Technologies Inc. (NYSE: UBER) and Joby Aviation Inc. (NYSE: JOBY). The payoff is far off, and Joby's profit timeline remains distant, so analysts have issued mixed reactions about JOBY stock (analysis). Berkshire Hathaway released its first earnings report since Warren Buffett retired. Chussler examined the report, which covers Buffett's final quarter at the helm, and explained what it revealed about the company's position (read more). AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS) is a volatile stock, but shareholders saw a strong bounce after the company reported impressive revenue growth. Chussler noted that the expanding client roster may be the bigger story behind the headline number (full story). | 
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