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Nasdaq futures news shows traders rotating back into growth stocks on renewed hopes for a softer Fed stance. Futures climbed 0.5%, driven by strong pre-market moves in the cybersecurity segment. There are two ways a company can split its stock. It can carry out a forward split, where it divides its shares and reduces its share price. Let's say a company trades at $500 per share and conducts a 5-for-1 forward split. For every share you own pre-split, you'd receive five new shares priced at $100. The value of your holdings stays the same, but you have more shares at a lower share price. Applied Materials estimated the new restrictions will reduce fourth-quarter revenue by about $110 million and cut its fiscal year 2026 revenue by roughly $600 million. Early Nasdaq futures news drives attention to electric vehicle sector gains, with EV manufacturers showing stronger-than-expected delivery data. The tech-heavy index contracts rose 0.5% in response.