On July 18, Ouster rose 8.48% in regular trading, trading at $38.15/share, with turnover of $95.01 million. The stock experienced a technical rebound after sustained heavy selling pressure drove shares into oversold territory.

The rebound follows a prolonged decline triggered by the company's $200 million public offering of 3.62 million common shares priced at $55.22, which closed on July 7. Since the offering's completion, the stock had fallen sharply over multiple consecutive sessions — dropping 8.08% on July 10, 8.11% on July 14, 8.27% on July 16, and 8.02% on July 17 — as the market digested dilution effects and expanded float. At its recent low, the stock traded at a discount of approximately 37% to the offering price.

Within the Electronic Equipment & Instruments sector, the broader group stabilized, providing additional support. Among individual stocks, Ralliant Corporation up 3.92%, Keysight up 1.57%, Zebra up 0.95%, Teledyne up 0.55%, Advanced up 0.35%.

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