Archive: 27 February 2009

2009

27 - Friday

Article: Russell closes down 1%; PBT, SUP and AYR lead gainers
Article: Kaman, NCI Building Systems and W&T Offshore among 52-week lows
Article: For the year, the Russell is down 22.11%, the Dow is down 19.52% and the S&P 500 is down 18.62%.
Article: The Russell 2000 closed down 3.93, or 1%, to 389.02. The S&P 500 closed down 2.36% to 735.09.
Article: The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 119 points, or 1.66% at 7,062, its lowest close since May 7, 1997.
Article: Aircastle rises 13% after seeing its Q4 adjusted profit increase by 31.8%.
Article: Superior Industries closed up 19% after being upgraded to "neutral" today.
Article: Permian Basin Realty Trust climbed 20% higher after Jim Cramer recommended the stock on "Mad Money" on Thursday night.
Article: A.M. Best downgrades ratings of FBL Financial Group, Inc., sending shares 24%.
Article: Oriental Financial Group Inc. dropped 28% on heavy volume today as financial stocks across the board got pummeled.
Article: Sturm Ruger is the sole 52-week high on Friday's session.
Article: Union group opposes aid to Principal Financial; shares tumble 25%.
Article: CommScope shares down On weaker-than-expected Q1 view, shares careen 32%.
Article: CommScope, athenahealth and Deckers Outdoor lead small-cap percentage losers
Article: First M&F, Superior Industries International and Calavo Growers lead small-cap percentage gainers
Article: GE to invest $150 million in partnership with ATP Oil and Gas Corp. for domestic oil and gas production unit in Gulf of Mexico. Shares of ATPG rocket 22%.
Article: Bare Escentuals up 28% on better-than-expected Q4 results; shares climb 24%.
Article: GDP Surprise? C'mon!
Article: DTS reports strong fourth quarter and fiscal 2008 results; shares rise 10%.
Article: Synta Pharmaceuticals, CV Therapeutics and James River Coal lead small-cap volume in pre-market
Article: Deckers Outdoor Q4 EPS beats Street, but 2009 view is below estimates, sending shars 15% lower in pre-market.
Article: Golar LNG's EBIT falls, sees tough early 2009, freezes dividend to conserve cash. Shares fall 17% in pre-market.
Article: James River posts Q4 loss, sees weak 2009; shares tank 21%.
Article: eResearchTechnology, Inc. down 19% in pre-market following its Q4 and full-year 2008 earnings release on Thursday.
Article: Astellas Pharma launches hostile bid for CV Therapeutics; CVTX rises 2% in pre-market.
Article: Human Genome Q4 loss narrows, shares up 5% in pre-market.
Article: Regency Energy Partners is up 9% in pre-market after bolstering Haynesville Pipeline Project in one of country’s fastest growing natural gas fields.
Article: Blue Coat posts lower 3Q profit, higher sales; shares up over 10% in pre-market.
Article: Good morning!
Article: Good morning!
Article: Eastern Europe's struggling banks will receive $31.1 billion worth of emergency help from leading international financial institutions.
Article: Stocks to open lower friday on the Citigroup news, shrinking Q4 GDP.
Article: U.S. government: Economy has shrunken at a faster-than-expected 6.2% pace in fourth quarter -- the worst showing in 25 years
Article: Citigroup reported it has reached a deal that will give the U.S. government up to a 36% stake in the embattled bank.
Article: Good morning!

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