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Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Facebook Can Weather Big Storms

Last Thursday’s market decline had me watering at the mouth, mainly because of the decline of a few stocks on my shopping list. Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) is one of those names, and it’s the kind of stock I think you have to buy when the market goes on sale. Facebook can weather big storms. Unlike Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA), which I recommended the sale of last week, Facebook (FB) is a momentum name I’m itching to purchase even today. I was lonely when Facebook dipped under $20 a few years ago when I was telling everyone and anyone to buy it. Back then, believe it or not, there were few of you saying the same thing. As it moved toward $30 I continued to reassure friends and followers that it was still a screaming buy. And now that it’s trading in the upper $70s, I’m still looking for entry points for this big future 10-bagger, as Peter Lynch would put it. See the full report on Facebook here.

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Yellen is Right - Sell Biotech Stocks Now

Despite their high times of late, I agree with Janet Yellen’s Fed and see risk in the extended biotech sector today. Biotechnology stocks have outperformed the broader market this year, as the high risk, high-beta issues have remained en vogue. However, for two very important reasons, I would sell biotechnology today. So I’m suggesting holders of the popular iShares NASDAQ Biotechnology (Nasdaq: IBB) security divest positions. For those believers in specific biotech ideas, like say Gilead (Nasdaq: GILD) for instance, who want to hold on for the longer term, I suggest hedging industry risk by writing calls or holding puts in the IBB security if enough liquidity exists in the options market. Otherwise, you might use unlevered short industry ETFs if possible, or pare trade your name against another. See the full report here: I Agree with Yellen, Sell Biotech Right Now.

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Tesla is Going to Power Down Now

Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) shares are up approximately 66% year-to-date, but more recent price action shows some question in the stock. The reason for that may have more to do with Wall Street than it does with Tesla, and it could continue for at least another week to through the rest of 2014. I never base my expectations for a stock solely on recent price action no matter how much a stock has risen or fallen. However, in this case, some important underlying factors seem to indicate that TSLA may have topped out, and may not move higher for awhile if not until after Thanksgiving. The reason for this has nothing to do with happenings around Tesla’s Gigafactory or new vehicle development. It has nothing to do with international expansion or government subsidies for alternative energy vehicles. To see why, read my article Why Tesla’s Run is Done.

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The Real Reason Stocks are Sinking

It’s the job of market media to seek out and inform investors of the factors driving market moves, but they are not always correct in their quick-draw determinations. After all, the people mostly making these determinations are television producers and newspaper and website editors. Sure they try to take their lead from market strategists and influential investors and traders, but oftentimes the surveyed individuals simply talk their book or are otherwise wrong. Business television was telling us last Thursday that the driver of the tanking stock market was interest rate fear on Fed member speak and an obscure legislative action out of Russia that could threaten global stability supposedly. Both those ideas are reaches; I think that much should be clear, as we just had a very clear communication from the FOMC. The real driver of the stock market tanking last week was two-fold in my view, and includes an underlying capital flow driver and a catalyst spooking capital today. To put it simply for those of you who need to know right now, the fiscal year-end of hedge funds and other institutional investors have them on the ready to lock in their yearly gains that are at risk now. Today’s specific news event likely acting as spooking catalyst came from the Iraqi Prime Minister, who said in New York that there is a credible terror threat against U.S. and French subway systems. See the full report, The Real Reason Stocks Tanked here.

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Friday, September 26, 2014

EMCORE Rated Strong Buy

EMCORE (Nasdaq: EMKR) soared 25% last Thursday and was among the day’s greatest gainers. The catalyst was news that the company would sell its Space Photovoltaics Business, along with news of its CEO transition plan and tax loss preservation plan. I have reviewed the press releases and the company’s conference call detailing the activities and have analyzed the day’s drivers of price appreciation. They were value-added actions taken by management with the guidance of investment bank advisory. EMKR is now a more focused business operation with price multiple metrics better aligned to like firms. However, as further value-added actions occur, including cost reductions to find operating efficiencies, and as potential future divestitures follow, I expect EMKR to add value for stakeholders. See my full report on EMCORE.

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Thursday, September 25, 2014

Apple or Google - Which Stock do You Prefer?

If you could only own one of these stocks at a time, which would you own today, Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) or Google (Nasdaq: GOOG)? Our friends at CNBC posed the question on the air, and I feel compelled to answer it. Without further ado, you should know that I choose Apple over Google (Nasdaq: GOOGL) without reservation, as it stands at deep discount to Google’s share value, but with the high prospect of upside revision to growth estimates and before its new product and service catalysts begin to prove themselves to the investor marketplace. So, while I would own both securities and love Google, if I had to choose between the two, Apple would be my pick today. See my full report, Apple or Google, here.

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Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Amazon Benefits Asymmetrically as Retail Grows

The Census Bureau just reported great news for Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN). Better monthly retail sales were reported for August than economists expected. But that’s good news for the entire industry right? Wrong! Not while Amazon.com continues to steal market share from brick and mortar stores, as is evident in the asymmetric performance of retailers across the spectrum and the suddenly exposed excess capacity in the retail industry. See the full report here, Good News for Amazon.

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Sunday, September 14, 2014

Market Manipulation? Fed Fear Unfounded

I was appalled the other day when I heard the media fixating again on the Federal Reserve, because I thought Janet Yellen had clearly quelled all reason for issue in Jackson Hole. Yet, a recent report published by the San Francisco Fed seems to have the media distracted, and the unfortunate result is a misdirection for SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE: SPY), SPDR Dow (NYSE: DIA) and PowerShares QQQ (Nasdaq: QQQ) traders. Today I examine whether the effects of what may be a manipulation attempt can hold and for how long, and whether or not the Fed is attempting to signal something different than what Yellen implied in Jackson Hole. The latest trading trend of the SPY shows that it matters. My conclusion is that the Fed will likely keep to its dovish tone next week, because it has tangible reason for concern in both economic data and destabilizing geopolitical factors. Thus, the latest trough offers opportunity, however it came about. See the full report Buy this Trough as the Latest Fed Fear is Unfounded.

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Thursday, September 11, 2014

Day of Dread – September 11 with ISIS

SPDR S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY) traders and market enthusiasts alike dreaded this trading week, as it includes the first 9/11 anniversary inclusive of what seems like serious terrorist threat in some time. It’s because of the sudden emergence of the horrific group of evildoers hijacking the term Islamic State, also known as ISIS. Their massacres and cowardly beheadings have reminded some of us of the nightmarish memories of that awful morning and that other misguided group of Middle Eastern marauders since dismembered, al Qaeda. Find the full report here: It’s Nightmarish Contemplating a 9/11 Anniversary with ISIS. Also see my eyewitness account of 911 here.

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Thursday, July 31, 2014

Stocks Today Reminiscent of a Recurring Bad Dream

historical chart of S&P 500 Index
Historical Chart of S&P 500 at Yahoo

Authored at Start of July

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Shortly after the 4th of July holiday in 2007, the 5-year bull market that began in 2002 started to show real signs of weakness. In the face of vehement denials from the likes of Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke and even Jim Cramer, a few market analysts started to raise concerns over sub-prime loans and housing in general. Bond prices began falling rapidly in overnight trading, putting much pressure on what were historically low yield spreads. On a personal note, I remember Ken Fisher, et al mocking me when I suggested that the rash of mergers and acquisitions were about to come to an end as bond yields started rising and stocks started to crash.

Of course, the market weakened for a few months only to rise to an eventual all-time high in October 2007 before again heading cataclysmically downward to 2009 lows. Hard to believe that we’ve rebounded to even higher prices these past 5 years despite a faux economy propped up by mountains of debt. And yet bond prices of all maturities and grades remain near historic lows as the Fed continues to print money to prop up everything from bonds to stocks to commodities to real estate.

For some time, market commentators have suggested that the DOW (NYSE: DIA) would hit 17,000 before the market would reach an eventual top. Likewise, the S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY) is remarkably poised just under 2000, which could also present a round milestone for the very near future. But with the Shiller Cyclically-Adjusted P/E ratio at 26, current valuations are higher than at almost any point in history, most notably except 1929, 2000 and 2007. So it would seem the end to the bull-market may be fast approaching.

The question is: how long can this apparent Ponzi scheme possibly last?

Seems there is no end in sight, as the perpetually-fresh new money must go somewhere. And since it generally chases the highest returns, stocks could continue to rise. Maybe this time will somehow be different. More likely, it will not.

What will be the final grain of sand that topples the unstable mountain built upon nothing? What will provide the catalyst? Is there a geo-political crisis looming; a natural or manmade disaster? Is there any catastrophe that cannot be covered up by piles of money from Central Bankers across the world?

The recent, downward revision in Q1 GDP portends trouble. Look for misses and poor forward guidance as earnings reports begin to unfold. Energy stocks, which constitute a large sector of the S&P, may well lead the way down. July of 2014 looks as if it could provide a replay of 2007 with the market turning bearish by year end. Let us just hope it doesn’t begin with significant trouble in the bond market!

Article should interest investors in Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), J.P. Morgan Chase (NYSE: JPM), Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), Citigroup (NYSE: C), Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS), Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC), TD Bank (NYSE: TD), PNC Bank (NYSE: PNC), State Street (NYSE: STT), Janus (NYSE: JNS), T. Rowe Price (Nasdaq: TROW), General Electric (NYSE: GE), Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT), McDonald's (NYSE: MCD), Alcoa (NYSE: AA), American Express (NYSE: AXP), Boeing (NYSE: BA), Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT), Cisco Systems (Nasdaq: CSCO), Chevron (NYSE: CVX), DuPont (NYSE: DD), Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS), Home Depot (NYSE: HD), Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ), IBM (NYSE: IBM), Intel (Nasdaq: INTC), Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ), Kraft (NYSE: KFT), Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), 3M (NYSE: MMM), Merck (NYSE: MRK), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), Pfizer (NYSE: PFE), Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG), AT&T (NYSE: T), Travelers (NYSE: TRV), United Technologies (NYSE: UTX), Verizon (NYSE: VZ), Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM), Paychex (Nasdaq: PAYX), Manpower (NYSE: MAN), Robert Half International (NYSE: RHI), 51Job Inc. (Nasdaq: JOBS), Monster World Wide (NYSE: MWW), Korn/Ferry International (NYSE: KFY), Administaff (NYSE: ASF), Kforce (Nasdaq: KFRC), TrueBlue (NYSE: TBI), Dice Holdings (NYSE: DHX), Kelly Services (Nasdaq: KELYA), SFN Group (NYSE: SFN), CDI Corp. (NYSE: CDI), Cross Country Healthcare (Nasdaq: CCRN), On Assignment (Nasdaq: ASGN), AMN Healthcare Services (NYSE: AHS), Barrett Business Services (Nasdaq: BBSI), Hudson Highland Group (Nasdaq: HHGP), StarTek (NYSE: SRT), RCM Technologies (Nasdaq: RCMT), VirtualScopics (Nasdaq: VSCP), General Employment Enterprises (NYSE: JOB) and TeamStaff (Nasdaq: TSTF).

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Strategic Real Estate Still Recommended

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There can be no disputing the fact that Real Estate was in a huge bubble that burst in the 2006 to 2007 time frame. This was most evident in the Sand States of California, Nevada, Arizona, and Florida. The carnage from the bursting bubble drove home prices to below replacement costs enabling rental returns to soar from a minimum of 8% to 15 or 20%+ for a very profitable Return On Investment ( ROI ). Just as discounted distressed properties became readily available, 70-80% of Mainstream America became ineligible to purchase due to foreclosure or short sale lender issues, thus missing an enormous buying opportunity. A huge vacuum temporarily existed in the marketplace until organized investment groups entered and purchased the discounted distressed inventory; clearing the bottleneck and eventually allowing housing to normalize. Home prices rose to reflect a stabilizing environment and distressed properties slowed to a much more manageable pace. A stabilized marketplace allowed prices to rise from the discounted extremes as prices returned to the mean.

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The pent-up selling pressure from homeowners that chose to honor their contractual agreement and not allow their property to be foreclosed or short sold has been unleashed as their homes are no longer underwater. However, a new vacuum is present in the market as all of the low hanging fruit has been picked, leaving investors absent. Penalized buyers are just becoming eligible for new loans creating a supply-demand imbalance. This is or will shortly cause a correction in home prices that has the potential to accelerate should economic or geopolitical events cause disruption.

Walter Zimmerman of United-ICAP, a renowned technical analyst, believes there is a transition underway from paper assets into real assets. Further, Walter Zimmerman's work is forecasting trouble ahead for the stock market and junk bond market; both, he believes, are in a very large unsustainable bubble. The bursting of these bubbles will eventually be bullish for housing as money flows out of stocks and high yield bonds into hard physical assets. Additionally, he sees a bottoming and a strengthening of the US Dollar further depressing the commodity market which has been sliding. Should these markets implode as Walter Zimmerman fears, deflation will affect all asset classes. Real estate will be affected, but not to the extent it had in the previous downturn. Rentals should remain in demand, although the rate may be slightly affected. The catalyst for a global meltdown may be China.

China has financed its' prosperity, and problems abound: Issues range from local banks unable to meet small investors’ bond payments to missing hypothecated copper and aluminum ingots supposedly stored in harbor warehouses, but missing and feared to have been used as collateral with multiple lenders. With over 52 million vacant residential housing units, the Chinese housing bubble is of epic proportions. As the world economy slows the risk of red flags and black swans increases dramatically. A global slowdown will have widespread effects: Japan's debt laden economy may collapse the currency; Russia could finally descend into recession; and the US stock and bond bubble are at risk. Real estate will eventually benefit as the economy again begins to recover, but that event's time frame will probably not bottom until 2016-2017 when the inflation cycle may begin. What is a possible strategy?

Over the last year, I have been recommending selling marginal properties, trimming stock and bond holdings, preparing an exit strategy, and raising cash. Spring of 2013 seems to have marked the high point in many formerly distressed markets (including Phoenix) that had the greatest investor activity. Prices have slightly declined as inventories have risen; curiously, rentals are very strong. As previously mentioned, a correction in housing is possible, but with much of the thousands of homes purchased by investors with cash and very little encumbered leverage, the asset itself should be secure. The junk bonds used to raise the cash may be at risk with consequential problems. Both Charles Nenner and Walter Zimmerman see inflation beginning in 2017 and a normalization to an actual boom market by 2020.

Strategic real estate delivers dependable cash flow, is located in markets that will retain value, and will experience growth in a normal environment. Cash flow in a difficult marketplace will be of paramount importance and mitigate the effects of any economic turmoil. Although there must be careful selection, opportunities to add good quality properties to a cash flow/income oriented portfolio should be considered. They may boom in the outlying years while providing scarce income in the near term. Further, an opportunity to place long term financing at these current near historically low rates, may not be available in the near future. As Walter Zimmerman has stated, expectations that property values may slide during a downturn should be tempered by the belief that the crash that followed the Real Estate Bubble will not be repeated; rather any downturn is a correction in a long term real estate bull market. Investors negatively impacted during the bursting of the bubble experienced problems due to over-leveraging the debt, not the property itself.

This article should interest investors in residential REITs like American Campus Communities (NYSE: ACC), American Capital Agency (Nasdaq: AGNC), Annaly Capital (NYSE: NLY), Apartment Investment and Management (NYSE: AIV), Apollo Residential Mortgage (Nasdaq: AMTG), ARMOUR Residential REIT (NYSE: ARR), Associated Estates Realty (NYSE: AEC), AvalonBay Communities (NYSE: AVB), BRE Properties (NYSE: BRE), Camden Property Trust (NYSE: CPT), Campus Crest Communities (NYSE: CCG), Colonial Properties Trust (NYSE: CLP), CYS Investments (NYSE: CYS), Education Realty Trust (NYSE: EDR), Equity LifeStyle Properties (NYSE: ELS), Equity Residential (NYSE: EQR), Essex Property Trust (NYSE: ESS), Hatteras Financial (NYSE: HTS), Home Properties (NYSE: HME), Maxus Realty Trust (OTC: MRTI.PK), Mid-America Apartment Communities (NYSE: MAA), New York Mortgage Trust (Nasdaq: NYMT), PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust (NYSE: PMT), Post Properties (NYSE: PPS), Senior Housing Properties Trust (NYSE: SNH), Sun Communities (NYSE: SUI), Two Harbors Investment (NYSE: TWO) and UDR (NYSE: UDR).

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Tuesday, July 08, 2014

TODAY’S MARKET: The New World Order is Quite Confused

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We thought we knew who our friends were, or they, meaning Germany, thought they knew us until they discovered we were spying on them again. After getting caught red-handed listening in on Angela Merkel, the Germans turned up a double-agent who was working for the U.S. to learn German secrets. Global order has been disrupted, and the Germans are now expected to look at us differently. Europe and the U.S. were supposed to be the best of friends, and so just when we need each other most given the trouble to the East and Mid-East, we’re left unsure. So, stocks are lower today across both sides of the Atlantic, and gold and oil are higher. But there’s something more bothering the Americans today. It’s the fact that the FOMC is going to communicate again tomorrow, and there’s a great fear that it will increasingly have more to say about raising interest rates. I wrote about this big risk at SA, in my article Warning! The Fed Could Kill Stocks this Week.

Today’s Market

U.S. Markets

Market ETF
7/8
SPDR S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY)
-0.5%
SPDR Dow Jones (NYSE: DIA)
-0.5%
PowerShares (Nasdaq: QQQ)
-0.7%
SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD)
+0.3%
iShares US Real Estate (NYSE: IYR)
+0.4%
United States Oil (NYSE: USO)
+0.2%
PowerShares DB US$  Bullish (NYSE: UUP)
-0.1%
PIMCO Total Return ETF (NYSE: BOND)
+0.1%

Stocks were trading down for the second day in a row Tuesday morning. The reason, from my perspective, is clear. It is in anticipation of the FOMC meeting minutes release, due on Wednesday at 2:00 PM ET. As time progresses in this economic recovery, it only becomes increasingly likely that the Fed will raise interest rates. Recent discussion from the U.S. central bank has turned up the intensity on the topic, and while most agree it is not imminent, some Fed presidents suggest it would be recommended for as early as the start of 2015. Considering that stocks lead the economy by six months and that rising rates typically weigh on stocks, there’s good enough reason for investors to take money off the table now. And around Fed events like that planned for Wednesday, stocks will show investor angst.

International Markets

EUROPE
%
ASIA/PACIFIC
%
Vanguard FTSE Europe (NYSE: VGK)
-1.2%
Precidian MAXIS Nikkei (NYSE: NKY)
-0.3%
iShares MSCI UK (NYSE: EWU)
-1.0%
SPDR S&P China (NYSE: GXC)
-0.7%
iShares MSCI France (NYSE: EWQ)
-1.4%
iShares Asia 50 (NYSE: AIA)
-0.2%
iShares MSCI Germany (NYSE: EWG)
-1.0%
iShares MSCI S. Korea (NYSE: EWY)
-0.3%
Global X FTSE Greece (NYSE: GREK)
-3.8%
iPath MSCI India (NYSE: INP)
-1.9%

The premarket skinny on the declines seen in the international markets was mostly attributing it to US trading on Monday, which was in the red. The geopolitical mayhem running ramped now in Israel, Ukraine and Iraq is very likely weighing on stocks, especially in the Middle East where the trend is for escalation and spread. Certainly the recent revelation that the United States was engaged in spying on its ally in Germany has altered the sense of stability we thought existed between the developed markets of Europe and the U.S.

Economic Data

TUESDAY’S ECONOMIC REPORT SCHEDULE
Economic Data Point
Prior
Expected
Actual
TUESDAY



+1.0%

+1.7%
-Year-to-Year Pace
+4.6%

+3.3%
+3.1%

+6.0%
96.6
97.0
95.0
4.464 M
4.40 M
4.635 M
$26.8 B
$17.5 B











A surprisingly negative economic data point added some pressure to stocks Tuesday. The NFIB’s Small Business Optimism Index was supposed to improve, but it deteriorated instead. Perhaps small businessmen were reacting to the recently reported drop in quarterly GDP and to anticipation for future interest rate increase. Let’s hope so, because if they are expressing a reflection of what they are seeing in terms of customer traffic and spending, we’re in for some trouble – I’m talking about the “R” word, and nobody expects that.

Commodity Markets (7/8)

United States Oil (NYSE: USO)
+0.2%
iPath SP Crude Oil (NYSE: OIL)
+0.4%
U.S. Natural Gas (NYSE: UNG)
-1.4%
U.S. Gasoline (NYSE: UGA)
-0.0%
SPDR Gold Trust (NYSE: GLD)
+0.2%
Market Vectors Gold Miners (NYSE: GDX)
+1.5%
iShares Silver Trust (NYSE: SLV)
+0.4%
iPath DJ UBS Industrial Metals (NYSE: JJM)
+0.9%
Teucrium Corn ETF (NYSE: CORN)
-0.1%
Teucrium Wheat Fund (NYSE: WEAT)
+0.3%
Teucrium Soybean Fund (NYSE: SOYB)
-0.2%
iPath DJ-UBS Cocoa (NYSE: NIB)
+0.3%
iPath DJ-UBS Sugar (NYSE: SGG)
-0.6%
ICE Orange Juice Conc.
-0.2%
CME Lumber
-0.3%
CME Live Cattle
-0.4%

Oil is edging higher and gold is as well, and it has everything to do with events in the Middle East. A successful caliphate is probably the worst nightmare for energy supply globally. Deterioration in West-West relations (Germany and the U.S.) certainly isn’t good news for the dollar, especially given the common enemy recently rediscovered to the East in Russia.

Stock Activity

It’s a short earnings list today, but Alcoa (NYSE: AA) is included as it marks the start of the second quarter earnings season. AeroVironment (Nasdaq: AVAV) is an interesting little defense company that delves into alternative energy as well, or is it visa versa. The movers and shakers list follows the earnings table below.

EPS REPORTS
Company
Ticker
TUESDAY

AeroVironment
Nasdaq: AVAV
Alcoa
NYSE: AA
Bob Evans Farms
Nasdaq: BOBE
Container Store
NYSE: TCS

TODAY’S MOST ACTIVE STOCKS
BIGGEST GAINERS
% Gain
NeuroMetrix (Nasdaq: NURO)
+41%
USEC (NYSE: USU)
+19%
TherapeuticsMD (Nasdaq: TXMD)
+15%
BioAmber (Nasdaq: BIOA)
+14%
China Information Technology (Nasdaq: CNIT)
+12%
Macquarie Infrastructure (NYSE: MIC)
+10%
Royale Energy (Nasdaq: ROYL)
+9%
Rectractable Technologies (NYSE: RVP)
+6%
LookSmart (Nasdaq: LOOK)
+5%
Integrated Electrical (Nasdaq: IESC)
+5%
BIGGEST LOSERS
% Drop
Eagle Bulk Shipping (Nasdaq: EGLE)
-21%
Actions Semiconductor (Nasdaq: ACTS)
-17%
IntelliPharmaCeutics (Nasdaq: IPCI)
-14%
Camtek (Nasdaq: CAMT)
-12%
Zogenix (Nasdaq: ZGNX)
-11%
EveryWare Global (Nasdaq: EVRY)
-13%
General Steel (NYSE: GSI)
-10%
NV5 Holdings (Nasdaq: NVEE)
-10%
Karyopharm Therapeutics (Nasdaq: KPTI)
-10%
Ultragenyx Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: RARE)
-8%

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