(ACE) Ace Ltd. guides 2007 EPS $6.65-7.15 vs $6.85e.
(ARNA) Arena should have its 8M share secondary price tonight.
(CPST) Capsone Turbine names new CEO.
(CWST) Cassella Waste$0.06 EPS vs $0.02e.
(DDMX) Dynamex $0.34 EPS vs $0.31e.
(DLIA) Delia’s $0.11 EPS vs $0.07e.
(EAT) Brinker NOV s-s-s -2.6%.
(FCS) Fairchild Semi reiterated Q4 guidance.
(FLE) Fleetwood -$0.31 EPS vs -$0.32e.
(FNM) Fannie Mae said past earnings would be cut by $6.3 Billion because of misstatements.
(FNSM) FirstState Bancorp 2.75M share secondary at $25.00.
(GIII) G-III Apparel $1.59 EPS vs $1.37e; raised 2007 guidance.
(GPRO) Gen-Probe in 3M development pact for rapid food safety testing.
(HD) Home Depot taking $200M charges related to options.
(HLYS) Heelys IPO was touted by Cramer on MAD MONEY.
(HSY) Hershey lowered guidance.
(INSM) Insmed violated Genentech patents (was out during yesterday market hours).
(IDEV) Indevus -$0.25 EPS vs -$0.24e.
(JOSB) Jos. A. Banks $0.30 EPS vs $0.29e.
(LLY) Eli Lilly guides $3.10 to $3.20 EPS for 2007; sees 2005 #.25 to $3.35; sees single-digit EPS growth in 2008 & 2009.
(LVLT) Level 3 was noted as the best stock under $10 that Cramer knows.
(MEDX) Medarex announced FDA Fast Track designations for Ipilimumab.
(METH) Methode Electronics $0.13 EPS vs $0.11e.
(MNKD) Mannkind Corp 20M share secondary priced at $17.42.
(MOV) Movado $0.64 EPS vs $0.61e.
(NCS) NCI Building Systems $1.33 EPS vs $1.34e.
(PNM) PNM secondary priced 5M share secondary at $30.79.
(PTMK) Pathmark -$0.11 EPS vs -$0.17e.
(RVI) Retail Ventures looking for a buyer for its Value City Stores.
(RYL) Ryland adds $175M to share buyback.
(SEAC) Seachange -$0.04 EPS vs -$0.07e.
(SWSI) Superior Well Services 4.6M share secondary priced at $25.50.
(TLAB) Tellabs down 3% on downgrade.
(TOPT) Top Tankers down 4% on wider loss than expected.
(VNDA) Vanda Pharm has positive Phase III results from Iloperidone trials.
(VOLC) Volcano 7.5M share secondary priced at $16.75.
(WMT) Wal-Mart trying to remake its image according to WSJ.
(WPZ) Williams partners LP 7M "unit" secondary offering priced at $38.00.
Pre-Market Stock News (Dec 7 2006)
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