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Published: Wednesday, 20 Apr 2011 | 10:59 AM ET
By: CNBC.com
Six in 60

Stocks held sharp gains after news that existing home sales were slightly better than expected, and after a series of solid earnings reports led by technology and manufacturing companies.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained more than 180 points after posting a modest gain on Tuesday.

Here are six that are on the move:

Dolby Labs
The technology company was upgraded to buy from neutral at Miller Taback, with a price target of $57.

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Lumber Liquidators
The home improvement retailer was downgraded to sell from neutral at Janney Capital.

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Badger Meter
The electronic equipment manufacturer was upgraded to buy from hold at Canaccord Genuity with a price target of $42.

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Google
The Internet company was removed from Citi's recommended list, and downgraded to hold from buy.

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Cabela's
The sporting goods retailer was upgraded to buy from nuetral at Longbow Research, the firm saying it sees earnings upside and increased income in the corn belt.

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Hanesbrands
The clothing manufacturer was trading at highs not seen in nearly three years.

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