The US stock market has recently seen a major price decline and is drawing more attention from investors. Suppose today's news does not reveal anything troubling regarding US private sector activity. In that case, the upward correction may most likely continue, as the panicky atmosphere that was present on Friday following a report that was somewhat mixed on the US labor market is gradually fading.

Regarding the premarket for today, Bed Bath & Beyond's volatility continues to astound. In addition to the losses seen over the previous two sessions, the household products retailer's securities also experienced a further 14.1% decline. After the financial director, Gustavo Arnal, committed himself last Friday, the final fat point in this narrative was added. Bed Bath & Beyond said in a statement on Sunday that Arnal had "played a crucial role" in steering the business during the pandemic.

As a result of Stifel rating Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings' securities as attractive enough for a long-term investment, the company's shares increased 1.8% in the premarket.

After Citi lowered its rating from buy to neutral, citing significantly raised concerns about future earnings per share this year, the well-known FedEx transportation corporation slumped 1.5%.

Shares of Transocean increased by 3.4% after BTIG raised its recommendation for the oilfield services provider from "neutral" to "buy," noting that it anticipates strong results in the near term.

Dropbox shares increased 1.7% after Bank of America upgraded the company to a "buy" recommendation, noting that the company's robust free cash flow production should appeal to shareholders.

The Volkswagen Group said today that it would make an initial public offering of shares of the Porsche sports car brand before the end of the year. This listing could end up being one of the biggest in history.

Regarding the S&P500's technical picture, purchasers have a slim probability of an upward correction, but to do so, they must surpass the level of $3,968. Demand for stocks could rise if American data turns out well. Whether the index maintains its upward trend or falls back to its monthly lows and starts rising again will determine whether the $3,968 level will be broken. If there is an additional decline, the trading instrument will be forced back to a minimum of $3,905, opening a direct path to the area of $3,870, where the pressure on the index may gradually ease. It won't be possible to discuss the index's rise until we've overcome the $3,968 resistance, enabling us to return to $4,003. With the possibility of a test around $ 4,064, where large sellers will once more enter the market, a more distant aim in the bull market will be the area of $4,038. At the very least, there will be some who seek to secure gains on long positions.