COHH is trading at $5.91, up 3.60%, rebounding with broader equities after the September 24 selloff as Treasury yields and crude oil fell. - Reports of diplomacy to reopen the Strait of Hormuz accompanied the oil decline. - Stronger-than-expected August durable-goods data supported risk sentiment, partly offsetting weaker consumer confidence. - Nasdaq futures and major U.S. indexes traded higher during the September 25 session. Leveraged exposure amplified the rebound after three consecutive daily declines; the move appeared primarily macro-driven rather than COHH-specific.