by Jon C. Ogg
December 14, 2006
(ARES) Ares Capital has a 2.7M share secondary.
(AVRX) Avalon Pharm announced positive interim results for AVN944 Phase I results.
(BCS) Barclays "takeover" by B of A was denied by B of A according to WSJ; we already knew that.
(BIDU) Baidu.com teams with Microsoft over paid search in China.
(BSC) Bear Stearns $4.00 vs $3.36e.
(C) Citigroup hosts analyst day today.
(CIEN) Ciena trading up 6% after swinging to a profitable quarter.
(CRAY) Cray priced 7.5M share secondary at $10.00.
(DSX) Diana Shipping filed to sell more than $400M in mixed securities.
(F) Ford raised to Neutral at Merrill Lynch.
(GLS) Genesis Lease 27+M share IPO priced at $23.
(HAL) Halliburton called for positive on MAD MONEY after interviewing the CEO.
(HPQ) H-P signed a $300M service collaboration pact with Microsoft.
(IGT) International Game Tech filed to sell $800+M in convertible notes.
(ISCA) International Speedway lowered 2007 targets by up to 2%.
(LEH) Lehman $1.72 vs $1.68e.
(LMT) Lockheed Martin is flying new F-35 plane today.
(MGAM) Multimedia Games $0.00 EPS vs $0.00e.
(MGLN) Magellan Health lowered 2007 guidance.
(MRK) Merck announced another Vioxx case win.
(NEWS) NewStar Financial 12M share IPO priced at $17.
(OMPI) Obagi Medical 5.35M share IPO priced at $11.00.
(OSIP) OSI Pharma in lincense pact to Bristol-Myers.
(PG) P&G reaffirms Q2 targets.
(PIR) Pier One reports wider losses than expected.
(SMSI) Smith Micro Software 4.5M share secondary.
(STST) Argon ST $0.18 EPS vs $0.30e.
(T) AT&T noted more positively than Verizon for value by Cramer on MAD MONEY.
(TMO) Thermo Electron raised 20067 guidance.
(TOO) Teekay Offshore Ptnrs 7M share IPO priced at $21.
(TWX) Time Warner noted as a better choice over Comcast for growth by Cramer.
(UTX) United Technologies reaffirmed 2006 guidance; sets 2007 EPS growth at 10 to 14%; sets 60 million share buyback plan.
(VVC) Vectren lowered guidance.
(WGO) Winnebage $0.25 EPS vs $0.31e.
(WSFG) WSB Financial 2.3M share IPO at $16.50.
(ZMH) Zimmer offered mixed guidance on order losses.