Pre-Market Stock Notes (JAN 24, 2007)
(ABC) Amerisourcebergen $0.65 vs $0.56e.(ACAT) Arctic Cat $0.40 EPS vs $0.33e.(ADBE) Adobe named Garrett as CFO, was with EMC.(AH) Armor Holdings won $56M in armor component pacts.(AMD) AMD traded down 4% after missing estimates even worse than the warning, plus…
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(ABC) Amerisourcebergen $0.65 vs $0.56e.
(ACAT) Arctic Cat $0.40 EPS vs $0.33e.
(ADBE) Adobe named Garrett as CFO, was with EMC.
(AH) Armor Holdings won $56M in armor component pacts.
(AMD) AMD traded down 4% after missing estimates even worse than the warning, plus lowered guidance again.
(APD) Air Products $1.03 EPS vs $0.93e.
(ATI) Allegheny Tech $1.63 EPS vs $1.61e.
(BNS) Bank of Nova Scotia traded up 2% after Cramer named it one of his favorite foreign names.
(CGNX) Cognex $0.21 EPS vs $0.21e.
(CHKP) Check Point Software $0.40 EPS vs $0.39e.
(CSIQ) Canadian Solar gets 180 million Euro pact from SolarWorld.
(D) Dominion may get a teamed up bid from Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs according to WSJ.
(DMGI) Digital Music traded up 35% on Apple contract.
(EPE) Enterprise GP Holdings $0.29 EPS vs $0.32e.
(ETH) Ethan Allen $0.70 EPS vs $0.70e.
(FCEL) FuelCell filed to sell 6 million shares.
(GMET) GeoMet announced 2 unfavorable court rulings.
(HSY) Hershey $0.67 EPS; under plan; stock indicated down 1%.
(LCRY) Lecroy -$0.02 EPS vs $0.00e.
(MCD) McDonalds$0.61 EPS vs $0.61e.
(MKC) McCormick $0.72 EPS vs $0.70e.
(NTLI) NTL traded up almost 4% after Cramer added to his favorite foreign stock list.
(NWPX) Northwest Pipe raised guidance.
(OSIS) OSI Systems up 1% on reaffirmed guidance, although disclosed charges.
(PTV) Pactiv $0.39 EPS vs $0.39e.
(PVSW) Pervasive Software $0.06 EPS vs $0.05e.
(RFMD) RFMicro trading up 7% after beating earnings.
(RJF) Raymond James $0.50 EPS vs $0.47e.
(ROK) Rockwell $0.96 EPS vs $0.90e.
(SSCC) Smurfit Stone $0.08 EPS vs $0.06e.
(STLD) Steel Dynamics $1.03 EPS vs $1.03e.
(STM) STMicro trading down 2%; beat earnings but sales were soft; also said it was not approached by private equity.
(STX) Seagate traded up 3%after beating earnings estimates.
(SUNW) Sun Micro trading up 8% after beating estimates and announcing a $700 million investment from KKR private equity.
(SUPX) Supertex $0.44 EPS vs $0.46e.
(V) Vical takes phase II cancer study to Phase III.
(WLP) Wellpoint $1.28 EPS vs $1.27e.
(XJT) Express jet $0.39 EPS vs $0.39e.
(YHOO) Yahoo! traded down after meeting and guiding somewhat lower, but then traded up 4% after signaling Panama strength and new roll-outs.
(ZION) Zion Bancorp $1.32 EPS vs $1.38e.
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