DRMP is trading at $22.99, down 4.46%, as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and fading peace prospects push oil toward $91 per barrel and long-term Treasury yields to multi-year highs.

  • Energy and borrowing costs pressure growth-tech valuations; Nasdaq-100 futures fall about 0.9%-1.2%, with technology shares leading broader declines.
  • The move appears macro-driven rather than tied to a DRMP-specific company catalyst, following DRMP’s 4.52% gain on August 17 and raising the likelihood of risk-off profit-taking and valuation pressure.
  • Softer housing starts are secondary; stronger building permits partially offset broader cyclical weakness.