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CRWE & HESG...looking to make some moves into the close here...
CRWE.. gettin ready to EXPLODE here this week....:)
CRWE.. gettin ready to EXPLODE here this week....:)
only 2 MMs till .50 That tells me it ain't much there.
Send it our way...:) This company has already taking on 13 additional contractors since the first of the year.
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YRC Worldwide Inc. (YRCW:US) slumped 11 percent to $1.01 and earlier declined 13 percent, the biggest intraday drop since Nov. 3. The biggest U.S. trucker by sales will be replaced by Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL:US) in the Dow Jones Transportation Average “because of its plans for financial restructuring,” according to a statement today from Dow Jones Indexes, a unit of New York-based News Corp.
Delta fell 1.8 percent to $9.98.
Xilinx Inc. (XLNX:US) added 3 percent to $23.93 and earlier rallied to $24.02, the highest intraday price since Oct. 14. The world’s largest maker of programmable semiconductors raised its third-quarter sales forecast to a range of $481.3 million to $497.9 million. The analysts surveyed by Bloomberg estimated revenue of $449.3 million.
Vail Resorts Inc. (MTN:US) dropped 8.6 percent to $37.76 and slumped 11 percent earlier, the most intraday since May 13. The Colorado-based ski resort operator said advance bookings for the current season slumped 13 percent as of Nov. 30.
Talbots Inc. (TLB:US) jumped 12 percent to $8.11 and earlier climbed 26 percent, the most intraday since May 20. The chain specializing in clothing for women 35 and older said that, excluding some items, it expects a loss of 14 cents a share at most in the fourth quarter. That’s narrower than the average loss estimate of 52 cents from analysts in a Bloomberg survey.
Sprint Nextel Corp. (S:US) slid 5.1 percent to $3.97 after sinking as much as 6.5 percent, the most intraday since Nov. 10. The third-largest U.S. mobile carrier had its rating lowered to “neutral” from “buy” at Pali Capital, which said subscriber losses aren’t improving fast enough.
Resource Capital Corp. (RSO:US) slipped 8.2 percent to $4.48 after sinking earlier to $4.35, the lowest intraday price since Sept. 9. The New York-based real estate investment trust said it priced 10 million shares at $4.50 each.
Relm Wireless Corp. (RWC:US) surged 65 percent to $4.01 and more than doubled earlier for the biggest intraday gain since January 2000. The maker of wireless communications products said it had received a five-year contract to deliver digital two-way radios and related equipment to federal government agencies.
QuadraMed (QDHC:US) rose 30 percent to $8.32 and surged 31 percent earlier, the most since October 2007. The provider of healthcare information technologies agreed to be acquired by Francisco Partners, a closely held technology buy-out fund, for $8.50 a share.
Pep Boys - Manny, Moe & Jack (PBY:US) fell 5.3 percent to $8.78 and dropped 7.2 percent earlier, the most intraday since Sept. 9. The automotive retailer and service chain reported third quarter profit of 4 cents a share, matching the average estimate of analysts surveyed by Bloomb
Peet’s Coffee & Tea Inc. (PEET:US) rose 3.2 percent to $31.98 after climbing as much as 7.6 percent, the most intraday since Nov. 6. The Emeryville, California-based company said it won’t raise its offer to buy Diedrich Coffee Inc. (DDRX:US) after the maker of single-serving coffee packets declared as superior a competing bid from Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR:US) Green Mountain added 4.5 percent to $63.08.
Motorola Inc. (MOT:US) had the second-biggest gain in the S&P 500, adding 5.2 percent to $8.55. The largest U.S. mobile- phone maker was rated new “outperform” by Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. analyst Pierre Ferragu. The 12-month target price is $11.00 per share.
M&T Bank Corp. (MTB:US) gained 3.5 percent to $63.56 and earlier added 3.9 percent, the most intraday since Oct. 22. The company, whose second-largest shareholder is Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc., was raised to “buy” from “neutral” at SunTrust Robinson. The 12-month target price is $85 a share.
Meredith Corp. (MDP:US) added 1.9 percent to $29.23 and increased earlier to $29.77, the highest intraday price since Oct. 29. The publisher of Better Homes and Gardens magazine boosted its second-quarter profit forecast, saying it expects to earn at least 40 cents a share. The new projection topped the 37-cent average estimate from analysts in a Bloomberg survey.
McDonald’s Corp. (MCD:US) retreated 2.2 percent to $60.54 after slumping as much as 3.1 percent, the most intraday since July 23. The world’s biggest restaurant company said U.S. comparable-store sales fell 0.6 percent in November. Global comparable-store sales rose 0.7 percent, missing analysts’ estimates.
Safeway Inc. (SWY:US), the third-largest U.S. grocery chain, fell 6.1 percent to $21.05. Supervalu Inc. (SVU:US), which operates the Albertsons and Cub Foods chains, sank 7.4 percent to $13.37.
Kroger Co. (KR:US) plunged 12 percent to $20.21 for the steepest decline in the S&P 500. The largest U.S. supermarket chain reported third quarter results that fell below analysts’ estimates and lowered its earnings forecast for 2009.
Kimco Realty Corp. (KIM:US) fell 4.4 percent to $12.51 and slipped 6.5 percent earlier, the most intraday since Nov. 5. The largest U.S. owner of community shopping centers said it plans to sell 25 million shares of common stock and use the proceeds to pay debt. The creation of additional shares tends to dilute future earnings for existing shareholders.
Imperial Sugar Co. (IPSU:US) fell 14 percent to $15.65 after falling as much as 17 percent, the most intraday since Sept. 24. The maker of Imperial, Dixie and Holly sweeteners said it had a loss of 2 cents a share from continuing operations in the fiscal fourth quarter.
Geron Corp. (GERN:US) added 2.8 percent to $5.94. The biopharmaceutical company said in a statement that its phase II trial of GRNVAC1, an autologous dendritic cell vaccine targeting telomerase, had met “endpoints of safety and tolerability.”
FedEx Corp. (FDX:US) rose 2.9 percent to $90.02 and increased earlier to $90.62, the highest intraday price since September 2008. The second-largest U.S. package-shipping company said it will report earnings of $1.10 a share for the fiscal second quarter, exceeding its previous forecast of 95 cents a share at most.
Emergent Biosolutions Inc. (EBS:US) dropped 9.6 percent to $13.02 after sinking 13 percent earlier, the biggest intraday drop since April 16. The maker of drugs to fight bioterrorism said yesterday that the request for proposal for the procurement of rPA vaccines had been canceled in favor of a Broad Agency Announcement for rPA vaccine development.
Ciena Corp. (CIEN:US) gained 3.1 percent to $13.14 and earlier rose to $13.30, the highest intraday since Nov. 20. Credit Suisse Group AG raised its share estimate for the fiber- optic gear maker for phone companies by 32 percent to $14.50 to account for the pending acquisition of Nortel Networks Corp.’s optical-networking business.
Celgene Corp. (CELG:US) fell 1.8 percent to $54.52 and slipped as much as 4.6 percent, the most intraday since Oct. 26. CEO Sol Barer said the global biopharmaceutical company is an attractive acquirer as opposed to a take-over target. Barer spoke on CNBC.
Brown-Forman Corp. (BF/B US) added 0.9 percent to $52.71 after rising earlier to $55.47, the highest intraday price since October 2008. The maker of Jack Daniel’s whiskey and Southern Comfort posted second-quarter profit of 99 cents a share. Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg estimated average profit of 84 cents.
Banner Corp. (BANR:US) fell 9.7 percent to $2.43 after dropping earlier to $2.07, the lowest intraday price since March 12. The bank holding company said it is selling as much as $75 million of shares in a public offering. More stock may dilute the value of existing shares.
AutoZone Inc. (AZO:US) advanced 3.2 percent to $158.32 and earlier rose to $158.95, the highest intraday since July 15. The largest U.S. auto-parts retailer reported first-quarter profit of $2.82 a share. Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg had estimated profit of $2.66.
Allied Irish Banks Plc. (AIB:US) tumbled 6 percent to $4.24 and declined earlier to $4.17, the lowest intraday price since July 13. Ireland’s banks face a five-fold rise in the rate of fees associated with an extension of the state’s guarantee plan, the Irish Independent reported, without saying where it got the information.
DeVry added 4.1 percent to $54.72. Apollo Group Inc. (APOL:US) advanced 0.8 percent to $54.76. ITT Educational Services Inc. (ESI:US) rose 1.6 percent to $87.75. Career Education Corp. (CECO:US) rallied 1.7 percent to $26.25.
For-profit education companies gained after DeVry Inc. (DV:US), the owner of technical schools said that total student enrollment increased 23 percent in the fall to a record 64,003 students.
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