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Reports of fresh attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure, compounded by hotter than expected wholesale inflation data, erased two consecutive sessions of seemingly improving sentiment and weighed heavily on equities on Wednesday, as Dow Industrials and S&P 500 both saw their worst levels of the year at intraday lows.   Basic Materials and Consumer names - both Cyclical and Defensive - were some of the worst performing sectors in the benchmark index, and while Energy was higher amid ongoing volatility in Oil prices, investors fret that higher prices at the pump will transfer into reduced demand for the consumption-oriented economy.  The Vix also spiked back above the 25 level and Treasury yields rose.The Fed decision saw rates remain unchanged as widely expected and Fed Chair Powell sought to tamp down concerns that higher rates might be needed as a result of oil-driven price pressure, with the CME FedWatch tool now pricing in a coinflip on whether 2026 will bring any Fed rate cuts at all.In the opening hour of the evening session, equity futures remained under pressure - S&P 500 e-minis and Nasdaq 100 contracts are both trading down about 0.2%.  In energy, WTI Crude Oil resumed trading higher, rising above $98 per barrel.  Gold and Silver are both down sharply, trading just above $4,820 and $75 per ounce respectively as fresh strength in U.S. Dollar pressured precious metals.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -SUNation Energyup 9.7%EquipmentShare.comup 8.0%DLocal Limitedup 6.9%Five Belowup 6.6%ALSO HIGHER -Rocket Labup 3.1% after announcing $190M contract for  hypersonic test flightsDOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Heartflowdown 7.7%Microndown 4.3%Red Cat Holdingsdown 3.5%Usiodown 2.5%ALSO LOWER -Guardian Pharmacy Servicesdown 6.9% after equity offering

Reports Q4 revenue $27.2M vs. $15.4M last year. "2025 was a year of real progress for SUNation Energy, and the fourth quarter was the clearest demonstration yet that our strategy has been working, while we fully recognize that significant challenges lay ahead of us in 2026, as detailed below," said Scott Maskin, Chief Executive Officer of SUNation. "We delivered substantial revenue growth of 26%, significantly improved profitability, and strengthened our balance sheet through strategic capital raises that enabled us to eliminate approximately $11.0 million of outstanding debt. Our operating loss declined 86% year over year, and we generated positive operating cash flow for the first time in recent years. In the fourth quarter, our teams in New York and Hawaii executed at a high level and responded to strong residential demand as customers moved to complete projects ahead of the expiration of the Section 25D residential tax credit at year-end, while we continued to support a healthy commercial and service pipeline. As market conditions evolve, we believe SUNation is well positioned through our focus on customer experience, service, storage, and disciplined execution, and we continue to evaluate opportunities to expand our platform in ways that build on our regional strengths and create long-term value."

SUNation Energy up 19% at $1.72 afterhours

SUNation Energy has entered into a strategic financing agreement with Palmetto to leverage Palmetto's LightReach plan to support the deployment of residential solar projects in 2026. Under the agreement, Palmetto LightReach will provide lease and PPA options designed to expand customer access to residential solar installations while improving project economics and cash flow efficiency for SUNation. The partnership is expected to support a broad range of residential solar installations, enabling homeowners to adopt clean energy solutions through predictable monthly payments.