Lenovo Group May Suffer Memory Chip Supply Chain Issues
Qaddafi Army Reverses Recent Rebel Success
Food Inflation Present in Packaging
Treasury: Libyan Rebels Can Sell Oil Outside Current Santions
Fed’s Bullard: Economy Doing Well; Fed Should Consider Ending QE2
Peter Schiff: U.S. Should Abolish Corporate and Personal Taxes (video)
Death Toll Rises at Yemeni Weapons Factory Explosion
China Reports Detection of Radiation in South East Coastal Area
Natural Gas Continues Its Rally From Last Week
BofA Put’s Out a Cleantech Report Today
CREE, GE, FSLR, BP, AMRS, GEVO, XOM, TSLA, GM, SPWRA, ENOC, AONE, HEV, CLNE
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Oil Companies Trading Well Despite Lower Texas Tea Prices Today
TEPCO Under Nationalization Consideration
with a 20% hit last night in the stock and debt spreads blowing out this is not out of the question….
Comments »Marriott Takes the Consumer Discretionary Sector Down With Slower Than Expected Growth in North America
Bershire Hathaway Writes Down Holdings of U.S. Bancorp and Swiss Reinsurance Co.
Radioactive Readings Suggest the Melt Down Has Spread to the Ocean
Mid Day Movers and Shakers
- Gainers
- ALU (5.77 +8.03%), NOK (8.74 +4.67%): upgraded to Buy at Goldman
- SLB (90.38 +4.02%): disclosed update on events affecting the current quarter
- NVDA (19.36 +3.92%): upgraded to Outperform at JMP Securities
- NFLX (237.07 +3.07%): strength attributed to reports of licensing agreement with Paramount Pictures
- WAB (64.5 +9.51%): guided Q1 EPS above conseusus; raised FY11 guidance above
- LULU (82.52 +4.93%): Cramer makes positive comments on MadMoney
- VRUS (70.92 +4.64%): hearing upgraded to Buy at Noble Financial
- LVLT (1.48 +3.87%): strength attributed to positive newsletter mention
- DNDN (34.15 +3.64%): RBC expects CMS to issue a positive reimbursment memo on March 30
New highs
Communications (ARUN, VZ), Computer Peripherals (HYC, PANL), Computer Services (SINA, YOKU), Oil & Gas (APC, AAV, BHI, CVI, EOG, FTK, GPOR, HP, RES, PDS, PKD, WLL, SD), Railroads(CSX, WAB), and Tobacco (LO, PM, RAI).
Losers
- MAR (35.17 -6.6%): downgraded to Neutral from Buy at Goldman; expects Q1 worldwide systemwide RevPAR to increase ~7%, at the low end of its 7-9% guidance; reaffirmed Q1 EPS guidance
- EBAY (30.92 -2.46%): agreed to to purchase GSIC for $29.25 a share
- GT (14.91 -3.5%): announced offering of mandatory convertible preferred stock
- IRE (1.84 -1.6%): weakness attributed to article suggesting stress tests may reveal further losses
New Lows
CBEH, CISG, CXS, FUQI, MR, WATG
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