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$INTC $XOM — Friday’s market patchwork — from a 45% runner in Super Micro to a sharper-than-expected Intel drop, an Exxon profit kicker and fresh Middle East strikes — leaves investors parsing high valuation dispersion, divergent bond signals and energy-risk re‑pricing ahead of Monday.
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