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Monday, July 26, 2010
Stocks up July 26-2010
FedEx, BP, Hovnanian, Genzyme among big movers
(AP) – 9 hours ago
NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:
NYSE
FedEx Corp., up $4.43 at $83.39
The package delivery company raised its earnings outlook for the year as international priority shipments surge.
Pearson PLC, up $1.01 at $16.09
The publisher of the Financial Times, Penguin Books and educational publications raised its yearly outlook.
BP PLC, up $1.79 at $38.65
The oil giant's CEO Tony Hayward will step down in October after several public relations gaffes.
Hovnanian Enterprises Inc., up 28 cents at $4.57
The homebuilder was one of the sector's biggest gainers after sales of new homes in June were better than had been expected.
NASDAQ
Genzyme Corp., up $4.86 at $67.38
Media reports said French drug developer Sanofi-Aventis is interested in buying the biotechnology company.
Sanderson Farms Inc., down $2.08 at $48.67
A Morgan Stanley analyst cut the chicken producer's stock rating on expectations that grain prices will rise, hurting profits.
Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc., up $4.54 at $26.04
The drug company reported positive clinical trial results for its cancer treatment candidate carfilzomib.
Momenta Pharmaceuticals Inc., up $4.41 at $26.11
The FDA last week approved the company's generic version of Sanofi-Aventis Lovenox, a drug for preventing life-threatening blood clots.
(AP) – 9 hours ago
NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:
NYSE
FedEx Corp., up $4.43 at $83.39
The package delivery company raised its earnings outlook for the year as international priority shipments surge.
Pearson PLC, up $1.01 at $16.09
The publisher of the Financial Times, Penguin Books and educational publications raised its yearly outlook.
BP PLC, up $1.79 at $38.65
The oil giant's CEO Tony Hayward will step down in October after several public relations gaffes.
Hovnanian Enterprises Inc., up 28 cents at $4.57
The homebuilder was one of the sector's biggest gainers after sales of new homes in June were better than had been expected.
NASDAQ
Genzyme Corp., up $4.86 at $67.38
Media reports said French drug developer Sanofi-Aventis is interested in buying the biotechnology company.
Sanderson Farms Inc., down $2.08 at $48.67
A Morgan Stanley analyst cut the chicken producer's stock rating on expectations that grain prices will rise, hurting profits.
Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc., up $4.54 at $26.04
The drug company reported positive clinical trial results for its cancer treatment candidate carfilzomib.
Momenta Pharmaceuticals Inc., up $4.41 at $26.11
The FDA last week approved the company's generic version of Sanofi-Aventis Lovenox, a drug for preventing life-threatening blood clots.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Stock News April 21-1010
Qualcomm Inc., the biggest maker of chips that run mobile phones, forecast sales and profit that fell short of analysts’ predictions, signaling consumers may be opting for handsets that are less profitable for the company.
EBay Inc., owner of an e-commerce marketplace and the PayPal online payment service, forecast second-quarter profit that missed estimates after customers switched to competitors.
Netflix Inc. said first-quarter profit rose 44 percent as the movie subscription service added new users and boosted online offerings.
Net income advanced to $32.3 million, or 59 cents a share, from $22.4 million, or 37 cents, a year earlier, the Los Gatos, California-based company said today in a statement. Sales rose 25 percent to $493.7 million, meeting the average estimate of 24 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
EBay Inc., owner of an e-commerce marketplace and the PayPal online payment service, forecast second-quarter profit that missed estimates after customers switched to competitors.
Netflix Inc. said first-quarter profit rose 44 percent as the movie subscription service added new users and boosted online offerings.
Net income advanced to $32.3 million, or 59 cents a share, from $22.4 million, or 37 cents, a year earlier, the Los Gatos, California-based company said today in a statement. Sales rose 25 percent to $493.7 million, meeting the average estimate of 24 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Bucyrus Intl "BUCY" $67.48" +0.30%
$67.48 +0.20 (0.30%) 52Wk Range: 23.58 - 71.30
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
DR Pepper Snapple (DPS) $31.98
$31.95 +0.30 (0.95%)
52Wk Range: 11.77 - 32.18
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Costco Wholesale Corp "COST" Profits Up
BJ's Wholesale Club Inc.'s earnings rose 4.6% on legal gains as the warehouse retailer gave a cautious view for the new year.
The No. 3 U.S. warehouse-club operator after Costco Wholesale Corp. and Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s Sam's Club sees profit for the year at $2.54 to $2.64 a share, with the first quarter's target at 40 cents to 45 cents. Analysts' average estimates, were $2.74 and 43 cents, respectively.
BJ's said February same-store sales jumped 7.5%, half that ...
Friday, February 26, 2010
Stock News TDSC AIG ATHN BXS CCC CKR COGT CROX DECK DND FLR FCN GPS INSU IPG JPM MGLN MHK NAVG NVTL OSIS PMFG RMTT RSS SD VSEC WTW INT February-26-10
3D Systems Corp. (TDSC:US) rose 7.6 percent to $14.16, the highest price since September 2008. The maker of systems to create three-dimensional models was raised to “buy” from “hold” at Canaccord Adams, which said the company is poised to expand its share of the military aerospace market.
American International Group Inc. (AIG:US) fell the most in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, dropping 10 percent to $24.77. The insurer rescued by the U.S. posted a fourth-quarter loss on charges tied to paying down its bailout debt and boosting commercial insurance reserves.
Athenahealth Inc. (ATHN:US) tumbled 15 percent to $36.84, the biggest drop since February 2009. The provider of Internet- based services for medical practices postponed the release of its fourth-quarter and 2009 financial results and said it will conduct an accounting policy review.
BancorpSouth Inc. (BXS:US) slumped 14 percent to $19.47, the biggest decline since December 2008. The holding company for BancorpSouth Bank said it will delay filing its 2009 financial results because it’s reviewing its asset quality.
Calgon Carbon Corp. (CCC:US) increased 12 percent to $15.51, the biggest gain since February 2009. The Pittsburgh- based water-purification company reported fourth-quarter profit excluding some items of 23 cents a share, beating the average analyst estimate by 44 percent.
CKE Restaurants Inc. (CKR:US) climbed 28 percent to $11.37, the most since December 2000. The owner of the Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s fast-food chains agreed to be bought by Thomas H. Lee Partners LP for about $619 million in cash.
Cogent Inc. (COGT:US) dropped 5.2 percent to $9.90, the biggest slide since May 20. The maker of fingerprint- identification systems reported fourth-quarter earnings excluding some items of 11 cents a share, missing the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey by 8.3 percent.
Crocs Inc. (CROX:US) tumbled 9.5 percent, the most since Nov. 6, to $7.05. The maker of colorful clogs with holes reported a fourth quarter net loss excluding some items of 4 cents a share. It also named John McCarvel president and chief executive officer effective March 1. He succeeds John Duerden, who is retiring from the company and resigning as president and CEO and also as a director.
Deckers Outdoor Corp. (DECK:US) gained 13 percent to $120.20, the highest price since August 2008. The maker of Ugg boots reported fourth-quarter profit excluding some items of $5.22 a share, beating estimates by 22 percent.
Diamond Foods Inc. (DMND:US) fell 10 percent to $34.85, the lowest level in a month. The seller of Diamond and Emerald nuts and snacks agreed to buy Kettle Foods, the maker of potato chips, for $615 million in cash.
Fluor Corp. (FLR:US) fell 5 percent to $42.80 and dropped 7.1 percent earlier, the biggest intraday since Nov. 10. The largest publicly traded U.S. construction company lowered its 2010 earnings forecast to $2.80 to $3.20, from an earlier forecast of $3.20 to $3.60.
FTI Consulting Inc. (FCN:US) slumped 11 percent, the biggest drop in three weeks, to $37.45. The provider of forensic accounting forecast 2010 earnings excluding some items of $3.25 a share at most, trailing the average analyst estimate of $3.30.
Gap Inc. (GPS:US) rose 5.4 percent, the largest advance since Sept. 3, to $21.50. The operator of the Old Navy and Banana Republic clothing chains forecast full-year profit of $1.70 to $1.75 a share. Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg estimated $1.69 on average. Gap also said it plans to increase its annual dividend to 40 cents a share from 34 cents and will buy back an additional $1 billion in stock.
Insituform Technologies Inc. (INSU:US) surged 9.1 percent to $24.56 its highest level since March 2007. The sewer pipeline contractor forecast 2010 earnings excluding some items of at least $1.45 a share. On average, the analysts surveyed by Bloomberg estimate profit of $1.32.
Interpublic Group of Cos. (IPG:US) had the biggest gain in the S&P 500, surging 11 percent, the most since March 23, to $7.50. The owner of advertising firms reported fourth-quarter revenue of $1.8 billion, beating the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey by 3.5 percent.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM:US) rose the most in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, advancing 3.3 percent to $41.97. The second-largest U.S. bank by assets offers “an attractive buying opportunity” as the stock traded at about 6 to 7 times normalized earnings, compared with a multiple of 9 for its peers, Barclays Plc said.
Magellan Health Services Inc. (MGLN:US) surged 6.1 percent to $41.92, the highest in more than a month. The provider of medical services including treatment for mental illnesses reported fourth quarter net income of $1.25 a share, beating analysts’ average estimate of $1.08 a share in a Bloomberg survey.
Mohawk Industries Inc. (MHK:US) jumped 8 percent to $51.58 for the third-biggest gain in the Russell 1000 Index. The carpet and tile maker posted fourth-quarter earnings excluding some items of 56 cents a share, beating the average analyst estimate by 72 percent.
Navigators Group Inc. (NAVG:US) dropped 12 percent to $37.64, after falling to $37.62 earlier, the lowest intraday price since October 2005. The international insurance-holding company posted fourth-quarter profit excluding some items of 30 cents a share, trailing the average analyst estimate by 75 percent.
Novatel Wireless Inc. (NVTL:US) dropped 9.1 percent to $6.68, the lowest since April 28. The maker of wireless data- access cards for personal computers reported fourth-quarter profit and sales that missed estimates.
OSI Systems Inc. (OSIS:US) advanced 5.2 percent to $30.84, the most since Jan. 8. The maker of gear to scan carry-on luggage was raised to “outperform” from “market perform” at Morgan Keegan.
PMFG Inc. (PMFG:US) plunged 12 percent to $14. The provider of energy delivery systems said it’s selling 1.3 million shares at $11.50 each, raising money to repay debt.
Rockwell Medical Technologies Inc. (RMTI:US) slumped 27 percent, the most since April 2002, to $5.96 for the biggest loss in the Russell 2000 Index. The maker of products to clean blood and replace nutrients in patients’ bloodstreams said an investigational product failed to meet its target in a clinical study.
Rosetta Stone Inc. (RST:US) rose the third-most in Russell 2000 Index, jumping 27 percent to $22. The provider of education software was upgraded to “buy” from “hold” by Jefferies Group Inc. after posting fourth-quarter earnings that topped the average analyst estimate by 46 percent.
SandRidge Energy Inc. (SD:US) declined 5.5 percent to $7.94 the lowest since June 24. The producer of natural gas and crude oil reported fourth-quarter earnings excluding some items of 14 cents a share, missing the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey by 32 percent.
VSE Corp. (VSEC:US) slumped 17 percent to $42.53, the lowest price Dec. 14. The defense contractor reported a decline in fourth-quarter earnings, citing “headwinds’ from delays in the awarding of federal government contracts.
Weight Watchers International Inc. (WTW:US) lost 15 percent, the most since it went public in November 2001, to $25.72. The provider of weight control programs forecast 2010 earnings excluding some items of $2.50 a share at most, below the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey of $2.78.
World Fuel Services Corp. (INT:US) rallied 9 percent, the most since Aug. 7, to $26.42. The seller of fuel to airlines and ships reported fourth-quarter net income excluding some items of 62 cents a share.
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American International Group Inc. (AIG:US) fell the most in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, dropping 10 percent to $24.77. The insurer rescued by the U.S. posted a fourth-quarter loss on charges tied to paying down its bailout debt and boosting commercial insurance reserves.
Athenahealth Inc. (ATHN:US) tumbled 15 percent to $36.84, the biggest drop since February 2009. The provider of Internet- based services for medical practices postponed the release of its fourth-quarter and 2009 financial results and said it will conduct an accounting policy review.
BancorpSouth Inc. (BXS:US) slumped 14 percent to $19.47, the biggest decline since December 2008. The holding company for BancorpSouth Bank said it will delay filing its 2009 financial results because it’s reviewing its asset quality.
Calgon Carbon Corp. (CCC:US) increased 12 percent to $15.51, the biggest gain since February 2009. The Pittsburgh- based water-purification company reported fourth-quarter profit excluding some items of 23 cents a share, beating the average analyst estimate by 44 percent.
CKE Restaurants Inc. (CKR:US) climbed 28 percent to $11.37, the most since December 2000. The owner of the Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s fast-food chains agreed to be bought by Thomas H. Lee Partners LP for about $619 million in cash.
Cogent Inc. (COGT:US) dropped 5.2 percent to $9.90, the biggest slide since May 20. The maker of fingerprint- identification systems reported fourth-quarter earnings excluding some items of 11 cents a share, missing the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey by 8.3 percent.
Crocs Inc. (CROX:US) tumbled 9.5 percent, the most since Nov. 6, to $7.05. The maker of colorful clogs with holes reported a fourth quarter net loss excluding some items of 4 cents a share. It also named John McCarvel president and chief executive officer effective March 1. He succeeds John Duerden, who is retiring from the company and resigning as president and CEO and also as a director.
Deckers Outdoor Corp. (DECK:US) gained 13 percent to $120.20, the highest price since August 2008. The maker of Ugg boots reported fourth-quarter profit excluding some items of $5.22 a share, beating estimates by 22 percent.
Diamond Foods Inc. (DMND:US) fell 10 percent to $34.85, the lowest level in a month. The seller of Diamond and Emerald nuts and snacks agreed to buy Kettle Foods, the maker of potato chips, for $615 million in cash.
Fluor Corp. (FLR:US) fell 5 percent to $42.80 and dropped 7.1 percent earlier, the biggest intraday since Nov. 10. The largest publicly traded U.S. construction company lowered its 2010 earnings forecast to $2.80 to $3.20, from an earlier forecast of $3.20 to $3.60.
FTI Consulting Inc. (FCN:US) slumped 11 percent, the biggest drop in three weeks, to $37.45. The provider of forensic accounting forecast 2010 earnings excluding some items of $3.25 a share at most, trailing the average analyst estimate of $3.30.
Gap Inc. (GPS:US) rose 5.4 percent, the largest advance since Sept. 3, to $21.50. The operator of the Old Navy and Banana Republic clothing chains forecast full-year profit of $1.70 to $1.75 a share. Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg estimated $1.69 on average. Gap also said it plans to increase its annual dividend to 40 cents a share from 34 cents and will buy back an additional $1 billion in stock.
Insituform Technologies Inc. (INSU:US) surged 9.1 percent to $24.56 its highest level since March 2007. The sewer pipeline contractor forecast 2010 earnings excluding some items of at least $1.45 a share. On average, the analysts surveyed by Bloomberg estimate profit of $1.32.
Interpublic Group of Cos. (IPG:US) had the biggest gain in the S&P 500, surging 11 percent, the most since March 23, to $7.50. The owner of advertising firms reported fourth-quarter revenue of $1.8 billion, beating the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey by 3.5 percent.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM:US) rose the most in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, advancing 3.3 percent to $41.97. The second-largest U.S. bank by assets offers “an attractive buying opportunity” as the stock traded at about 6 to 7 times normalized earnings, compared with a multiple of 9 for its peers, Barclays Plc said.
Magellan Health Services Inc. (MGLN:US) surged 6.1 percent to $41.92, the highest in more than a month. The provider of medical services including treatment for mental illnesses reported fourth quarter net income of $1.25 a share, beating analysts’ average estimate of $1.08 a share in a Bloomberg survey.
Mohawk Industries Inc. (MHK:US) jumped 8 percent to $51.58 for the third-biggest gain in the Russell 1000 Index. The carpet and tile maker posted fourth-quarter earnings excluding some items of 56 cents a share, beating the average analyst estimate by 72 percent.
Navigators Group Inc. (NAVG:US) dropped 12 percent to $37.64, after falling to $37.62 earlier, the lowest intraday price since October 2005. The international insurance-holding company posted fourth-quarter profit excluding some items of 30 cents a share, trailing the average analyst estimate by 75 percent.
Novatel Wireless Inc. (NVTL:US) dropped 9.1 percent to $6.68, the lowest since April 28. The maker of wireless data- access cards for personal computers reported fourth-quarter profit and sales that missed estimates.
OSI Systems Inc. (OSIS:US) advanced 5.2 percent to $30.84, the most since Jan. 8. The maker of gear to scan carry-on luggage was raised to “outperform” from “market perform” at Morgan Keegan.
PMFG Inc. (PMFG:US) plunged 12 percent to $14. The provider of energy delivery systems said it’s selling 1.3 million shares at $11.50 each, raising money to repay debt.
Rockwell Medical Technologies Inc. (RMTI:US) slumped 27 percent, the most since April 2002, to $5.96 for the biggest loss in the Russell 2000 Index. The maker of products to clean blood and replace nutrients in patients’ bloodstreams said an investigational product failed to meet its target in a clinical study.
Rosetta Stone Inc. (RST:US) rose the third-most in Russell 2000 Index, jumping 27 percent to $22. The provider of education software was upgraded to “buy” from “hold” by Jefferies Group Inc. after posting fourth-quarter earnings that topped the average analyst estimate by 46 percent.
SandRidge Energy Inc. (SD:US) declined 5.5 percent to $7.94 the lowest since June 24. The producer of natural gas and crude oil reported fourth-quarter earnings excluding some items of 14 cents a share, missing the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey by 32 percent.
VSE Corp. (VSEC:US) slumped 17 percent to $42.53, the lowest price Dec. 14. The defense contractor reported a decline in fourth-quarter earnings, citing “headwinds’ from delays in the awarding of federal government contracts.
Weight Watchers International Inc. (WTW:US) lost 15 percent, the most since it went public in November 2001, to $25.72. The provider of weight control programs forecast 2010 earnings excluding some items of $2.50 a share at most, below the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey of $2.78.
World Fuel Services Corp. (INT:US) rallied 9 percent, the most since Aug. 7, to $26.42. The seller of fuel to airlines and ships reported fourth-quarter net income excluding some items of 62 cents a share.
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