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Take a look at some of Tuesday's midday movers:
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The second estimate for Q1 GDP remained at 1.8 percent growth—that is a disappointment. Almost everyone was expecting the revision to be at least north of 2 percent. Initial jobless claims, at 424,000, was above expectations, another disappointment.
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Following are the day's biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Molycorp and United Continental popped while Big Lots dropped.
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The Fast Money traders take a look at today's biggest market movers, including Starbucks, Big Lots and Baidu.com.
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Initial jobless claims were below expectations for the first time in weeks, but it has had little effect on stock futures.
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Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.
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Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.
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The stock is up 39% so far this year and a whopping 94% over the past three years. Is the stock price justified?
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Retail stocks continue on their slide as investors worry about the world's second largest consumer market. NetNet spoke with Brian Sozzi, a StarMine top-ranked Equity Research Retail analyst, about his outlook on the sector.
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Retail stocks update: If February same store sales were so strong, how come the S&P Retail Index (RLX) is only up 0.8 percent and is LAGGING the rest of the market? So I have been asked. Here is the answer...
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On the surface, the retail sales reports were good this morning. February retail same-store sales were up 4.3 percent, according to RetailMetrics, well above expectations of a gain of 3.8 percent. This is good news, but there's a problem: there's fewer and fewer retailers reporting monthly numbers.
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Patrick McKeever, MKM Partners sr. equity analyst, explains why he downgraded Big Lots to "nuetral" from "buy."
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What follows is a look at stocks in the S&P 500 displaying unusual volume in today's trading session.
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Big Lots' stock spiked right before the closing bell on a report that the retailer is exploring different options including the possibility of a sale of the company.
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Stocks extended gains in the last minutes of trading to end the week on a high note, posting the best week in two months, as traders shrugged off a tepid jobs report to keep the major indices above key benchmarks reached earlier this week.
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Stocks gained slightly Friday as retailers and tech sectors gained strength and traders shrugged off a tepid jobs report to keep the major indices above key benchmarks reached earlier this week. Kraft rose, while JPMorgan fell.
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Technical analysis works well in certain situations, Cramer said. This is how you use it to your advantage.
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If you think energy is a blind buy, think again! Jon Najarian says options investors are betting on a pullback in this energy name!
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Stocks ended lower as investors took a pause after stocks reached two-year highs, and the dollar rose as concerns over European sovereign debt worries resurfaced. Alcoa and JPMorgan fell, while Coca Cola rose.
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Stocks slipped into negative territory Wednesday despite several positive economic reports, as concerns over European sovereign debt worries resurfaced. JP Morgan and Alcoa fell, while Coca Cola rose.
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Stocks were mixed after a handful of positive economic reports, including a slightly better-than-expected gain in industrial production, and a slightly better-than-expected report on consumer price inflation. Caterpillar and Bank of America rose, while Alcoa fell.