U.S. stock market midday update: Red Cat's stock price plummets 13.38%, market volatility intensifies, and capital flows attract attention

U.S. Stock Market Midday Update Red Cat fell 13.38%. Red Cat fell 13.38%. There have been no significant news recently; trading is active, and capital flows are evident. Considering the sector and industry trends, the stock shows significant volatility, and the specific reasons need further observation. no_news Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry Rocket Lab fell 6.61%. Based on recent key news: On January 26, Rocket Lab's stock price fell mainly due to increased R&D investment in its Neutron rocket. The company's R&D expenses reached $70.7 million in the third quarter of 2025, leading to short-term losses, but this is seen as a long-term strategic investment to ensure future market position in constellation networking. The company has orders totaling $1.1 billion, of which 57% will be recognized as revenue in the next 12 months, indicating high visibility in performance. Source: Zhitong Finance On January 26, the global commercial aerospace industry is undergoing structural changes, and Rocket Lab, with its cross-hemisphere launch bases and full industry chain capabilities, has become a key strategic asset for the U.S. and its allies to maintain space access capabilities. Source: Zhitong Finance On January 25, market analysis of Rocket Lab's long-term prospects shows that despite short-term stock price volatility, the company has long-term growth potential. Source: Simply Wall St. The competition in the aerospace industry is intensifying, and policy impacts are significant. GE Aerospace rose 0.04%. Based on recent key news: On January 25, GE Aerospace reported adjusted revenue of $119 billion, exceeding market expectations. CES grew by 24%, and defense and propulsion grew by 13%. Analysts expect double-digit profit growth from 2024 to 2028, giving it a "Buy" rating with a target price between $350 and $380. Source: Zhitong Finance On January 24, supply chain improvements have positioned GE Aerospace favorably in the aftermarket expansion. Its dominance in the commercial aviation sector and a backlog of $190 billion ensure continued growth. Source: MT Newswires On January 26, Citigroup raised GE Aerospace's target price to $380, believing that the stock price drop after last year's quarterly report was an overreaction, providing a better buying opportunity. Source: Citigroup Research. The aerospace industry has significant growth potential, with noticeable capital inflows. Boeing fell 0.80%, with increased trading volume. Based on recent key news: On January 26, Boeing expects the 737 MAX 7 model to receive certification in the second quarter, boosting market confidence. The CEO of Ryanair stated that Boeing's delivery plans are progressing steadily, with the first MAX-10 aircraft expected to be delivered in spring 2027, further enhancing investor confidence On January 26, U.S. durable goods orders recorded the largest increase in six months in November, with a significant rise in commercial aircraft orders. Boeing received orders for 164 aircraft, indicating enhanced corporate investment momentum, which drove stock prices up. On January 26, analyst Douglas Harned maintained Boeing's outperform rating and raised the target price from $277 to $298, reflecting the market's optimistic expectations for Boeing's future profitability. The aviation industry faces supply chain challenges, but Boeing's orders are increasing. Stocks ranked among the top in industry market capitalization RTX fell 0.74%, with increased trading volume. Based on recent key news: On January 26, RTX expects quarterly revenue to grow by 5.1%, reaching $22.7 billion, exceeding Wall Street expectations for 12 consecutive quarters. Analysts predict earnings per share of $1.47, and investors are optimistic about future guidance, which may impact the stock price. On January 26, RTX's net profit margin was 8.53%, exceeding the industry average, demonstrating strong profitability and effective cost management. However, its return on equity and return on assets are below the industry average, which may pose challenges to financial performance. On January 26, RTX returned $890 million to shareholders in capital deployment, primarily through dividends. Sales in the Collins business grew by 8% during the quarter, driving strong performance in the commercial aftermarket and defense sales. The aerospace and defense sector has recently shown positive performance, with significant capital inflows