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Aug
03
2006
Today’s Notable Earnings Movers – Guess (GES), Starbux (SBUX)

Posted By Tate Dwinnell |  Subscribe in a reader | Comment 0

Here are today’s notable earnings movers…

Note:

* fundamental rank in brackets does not include latest results
* earnings movers only include those stocks in the SelfInvestors.com database at this time, so won’t include managed stocks that are technically damaged (ie. YHOO)

UP

  • Guess (GES) Apparrel Clothing, fundamental rank [27/30] up 10%, breaking out from long base today to new all time high
  • DJO Inc (DJO) Medical Appliances & Equipment, fundamental rank [24/30] up 6%, broke out to new all time high today but is well off those highs; probably spends a few weeks forming a handle from here
  • Wellcare Health Plans (WCG) Health Care Plans, fundamental rank [25/30] up 4%, took a big dive at the open but has reclaimed support and then some with a big reversal

DOWN

  • Starbux (SBUX) Specialty Eateries, fundamental rank [27/30] down 8%, well off morning lows and there should be some support around 30
  • Las Vegas Sands (LVS) Resorts & Casinos, fundamental rank [27/30] down 8%, continuing the basing process; I’d be real tempted to pick this up off the 200 day moving average
  • Scientific Games (SGMS) Diversified Computer Systems, fundamental rank [25/30] down 8%, not coming back for a very loooong time; maybe good short if tests resistance of 200 day moving average
  • Tower Group (TWGP) Property & Casualty Insurance, fundamental rank [27/30] down 4%, taking out support of 50dma again.. go on to form triple bottom?
  • Oceaneering Intl (OII) Oil & Gas Drilling & Exploration, fundamental rank [23/30] down 4%, a successful test of the 50 day moving average today, keeping uptrend intact
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