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Creative Realities files $100M mixed securities shelf

Stock futures are down sharply this morning. Markets are under pressure as rising Treasury yields and surging oil prices finally appear to be interrupting the AI-driven rally. The 10-year Treasury yield climbed to roughly 4.54%, its highest level in nearly a year, while long-duration yields continue moving toward levels that many investors thought would require a recession or Fed tightening cycle to reach again. Markets are rapidly repricing expectations for interest rates after this week's hot consumer and producer price index reports.Brent crude has pushed above $104 a barrel as the Iran conflict and ongoing Strait of Hormuz disruptions continue pressuring global energy supplies. Rising oil prices are now feeding into inflation expectations, transportation costs, and consumer spending concerns. Markets increasingly fear a stagflationary setup where inflation stays elevated even as economic growth slows.The AI trade remains the market's dominant support underneath the surface, but there are signs that AI enthusiasm may struggle to fully offset macro pressure if yields continue rising. Gold and silver are pulling back sharply as rising real yields and a stronger dollar pressure precious metals.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures fell 1.20%, Nasdaq futures fell 1.72% and Dow futures fell 0.92%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Geminiup 36% after announcing that Winklevoss Capital Fund has made a $100M strategic investment into the company, at a price of $14 per share with consideration paid in bitcoinMagnum Ice Creamup 11% after ReutersBlackstone and CD&R are both in the early stages of exploring bids for the companyUP AFTER EARNINGS -Figmaup 8%PowerBankup 2%RBC Bearingsup 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -ARS Pharmaceuticalsdown 12%Creative Realitiesdown 10%Datavaultdown 8%United States Antimonydown 8%Rumbledown 8%Arrive AIdown 6%LOWER -Cerebras Systemsdown 1% after surging yesterday in its debut as a public company

Reports Q1 revenue $16.35M vs. $9.73M last year. "The first quarter played out largely as expected, with top line growth year-over-year but, as previously discussed, revenue was negatively impacted by several winter storms and other seasonal factors across much of our operating footprint," said Rick Mills, CEO. "We expect the remainder of fiscal 2026 to show stronger sales based on our current book of business, a strong pipeline of new opportunities and growth from the acquisition of CDM. With the integration of this transaction substantially complete, we are investing in our people and business development initiatives with the goals of accelerating the Company's revenue trajectory and improving profit margins through both synergy realization and cost leverage. We're excited by the growth we see on the horizon, and the second quarter is already off to a great start in terms of new installations and customer engagement. Overall, we continue to be positioned for our best year ever and look forward to achieving a higher level of success in the quarters to come."