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The markets continue a slow melt-up, but it suggests we are getting into overbought territory. One simple indicator would be the S&P 500 Index.
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Riverbed Technology has been a popular target for option traders ahead of its presentation at a major industry conference this afternoon.
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Riverbed Technology has been coming back from a steep drop last month, and traders see more upside ahead.
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Stocks finished mixed Friday, as investors digested a handful of tepid earnings and economic reports in addition to ongoing jitters in the euro zone. The S&P and Nasdaq posted their fourth weekly gains, while the Dow finished in negative territory for the week.
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Shares of the following companies are showing unusual moves in Friday's trading session.
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U.S. stock index futures retreated Friday, erasing their early gains, after the GDP report showed the economy grew less than expected in the fourth-quarter.
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With Europe on a fiscal austerity program, virtualization companies have come under pressure. This might be a good buying opportunity, several analysts say, according to TheStreet.com.
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Shares of NetApp fell 20 percent on Thursday, a day after the data-storage equipment maker's weak revenue outlook further confirmed anemic technology spending by the U.S. government and large companies.
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Cisco landed on the trader radar after Goldman Sachs raised its price target to $21 Thursday, and upgraded the company to "buy" from "neutral."
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Dan Niles of Alpha One Capital Partners explains why he thinks its time to face reality in tech.
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But if the "rocket can’t go high enough into the stratosphere," the S&P 500 can fall back to 1250, warned Paul Schatz, president of Heritage Capital.
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Get ready for a "cruel, cruel summer where we’re going to see low equity returns, high volatility and low trading volume," Craig Johnson, technical analyst at Piper Jaffrey, warned CNBC Tuesday.
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Convinced that the "gauntlet" of bad data is over and the Greek debt crisis is "largely behind" us, JPMorgan Chase is looking for a "summer of cyclicals" that will push the stock market higher by 6 percent in just the next two months or so.
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Small-cap stocks have taken a bigger hit than their big-cap counterparts over the past month, so it may be time to start looking for some early bargains. But the pullback may still have a ways to go.
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