Gapping down
In reaction to disappointing earnings/guidance: TORM -18.5%, DVOX -17.5%, ACY -10.7% (thinly traded), STRI -10.3%, CELM -8.4%, WEN -5.6%, CPKI -3.8%.
Select financial related names showing weakness: BCS -1.9%, C -1.1%, GS -1.0%, HBC -0.9%, ING -0.8%, BAC -0.7%, JPM -0.7%, WFC -0.7%, .
Select metals/mining stocks trading lower: URZ -6.5%, SWC -4.7%, HL -4.3%, AUY -4.1%, SVM -4.0%, SLW -3.4%, GOLD -3.3%, SLV -2.9%, BHP -2.9%, BBL -2.8%, MT -2.7%, RIO -2.7%, GDX -2.2%, GG -1.9%, GDX -1.9%, ABX -1.9%, GLD -1.6%, HMY -1.6%, NG -1.3%,
Select oil/gas related names showing weakness with crude and natural gas lower: LLEN -4.8%, LNG -4.2%, NOV -2.6%, HERO -2.3%, UPL -2.1%, PBR -1.9%, USO -1.8%, DO -1.7%, HAL -1.7%, RDS.A -1.0%, XOM -0.6%, .
Select solar names trading lower: LDK -3.1%, TSL -2.7%, SOLF -2.6%, JASO -2.5%, .
Other news: CODI -5.9% (commenced a 4.3 mln trust shares offering ), FUQI -3.6% (continued weakness; delayed 10-Q filing yesterday), HGSI -2.8% (Briefing documents are released; raise questions about the robustness of the efficacy findings), AIXG -2.4% (still checking), AGNC -2.1% (still checking), GNW -1.5% (weakness attributed to tier 1 firm downgrade), MDRX -1.1% (commenced an underwritten public offering of 12.5 mln shares of its common stock on behalf of certain wholly owned subsidiaries of Misys), BA -1.0% (released updated statement on 787 Dreamliner ZA002 incident; downgraded to Market Perform from Outperform at Bernstein).
Analyst comments: MO -0.7% (downgraded to Hold at Citigroup
Gapping up
In reaction to strong earnings/guidance: AMCF +16.9% (ticking higher; thinly traded), FNSR +13.5%, BSQR +10.5%, KTEC +6.6% (ticking higher; also upgraded to Buy from Hold at Needham), ESE +4.2%, IRE +3.6% (releases interim mgmt statement in 6-K filing; loan losses for 2010 will be broadly in line with previous guidance), NVDA +3.3%, DIS +2.8% (earnings were released early and the stock dropped before the close; conf call was after the close), A +1.4% (ticking higher).
Other news: AIB +17.0% (higher despite Irish finance ministry spokesman stating EU bailout untrue; also Irish banking peer IRE releases interim statement), NTES +4.9% (light volume, still checking), CTEL +4.6% and GSM +2.8% (Cramer makes positive comments on MadMoney), PLCE +3.1% (ticking higher following headlines crossing earlier on Bloomberg; holder is asking the co to retain investment bank and explore options), RJET +3.1% (prices 12 mln shares of common stock at $7.80), RYAAY +2.0% (still checking), ST +1.4% (prices of a secondary offering of 20,000,000 ordinary shares at a price to the public of $24.10 per share).