The S&P 500 rose on Wednesday as markets tried to end a three-day losing streak. Jim Cramer of Investing Club cautioned that the rebound could be fragile if tensions in the Middle East reemerge, suggesting investors stay selective. He said the Investing Club is adding positions and deploying cash, with plans to initiate holdings in Kimberly-Clark and BNY Mellon, the latter formerly Bank of New York Mellon.

Nvidia shares rose 4% after Dell posted a stronger-than-expected quarter and raised its fiscal 2027 earnings outlook by more than 40%.

Broadcom is set to report earnings after the bell. Portfolio director Jeff Marks noted that investors will be looking for an uptick in guidance and more clarity on Broadcom's relationship with Alphabet in the wake of Alphabet's recent custom silicon deal with Marvell.