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POPS (stocks that jumped higher)
Palm (PALM) popped 2%. The company still made gains despite news that Apple was blocking the Pre from iTunes. - I think the stock is still pretty solid, says Pete Najarian.
American Express (AXP) popped 12%. Rival Capital One said delinquency rates declined in June and charge-offs were lower than expected. - Jefferies has a $33 price target on this stock, adds Joe Terranova. I'm a buyer.
Oil Service Holdrs ETF (OIH) popped 4%. Bullish sentiment toward crude oil lifted this ETF. - Guy Adami told you to be a buyer at $90 and now it's around $98, reminds Karen Finerman.
Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) popped 5%. China stocks hit a 13-month high and Brazil stocks touched a 2 month high on higher commodities prices. - It seems that investors are chasing after this asset class, adds Tim Seymour.
Cadence Pharmaceuticals (CADX) popped 5%. The Food and Drug Administration assigned a priority review status for the company's painkiller Acetavance. - The pop might not be over just yet, speculates Pete Najarian.
Janus Capital (JNS) popped 2%. Reuters reported Franklin may be in talks to purchase the company in an all stock deal worth $13.50/share. - It's not the best name in the space, says Karen Finerman. Don't play it.
General Electric (GE) popped 5%. Barron’s reported that options traders are placing their bets on a gain in the stock.
DROPS (stocks that slid lower)
Abbott Labs (ABT) dropped 3%. The drug maker missed on revenues for the second quarter and gave a cautious outlook for the third quarter. - This company doesn't have enough diversification for me, reveals Joe Terranova.
Yum Brands (YUM) dropped 6%. Despite a stronger than expected earnings report an analyst at Jefferies wasn’t quite so positive. Jeff Farmer said the company’s double-digit growth in China isn’t sustainable.
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