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Starbucks (SBUX) Leads The 52-Week Low Club

Starbucks (SBUX) Management says reaching higher expectations for quarter looks bad. Drops to $26.10 from $40.01. Would you like a latte with your stock certificate?

Esco Technologies (ESE) Big client Pacific Gas & Electric is looking at other metering technology. Drops to $35 from $58.42.

Hovnanian Enterprises (HOV) Another casualty of home sales fall-off. Drops to $18.51 from $38.66.

HRPT Properties Trust (HRP) sells $250 million in senior notes. Investors revolt. Down to $10.38 from 52-week high of $13.67.

Pulte Homes (PHM) Another home builder. Trades at $23.92 down from 52-week high of $35.56.

Zila  (ZILA) Cancer screening company has rough quarter. Falls to $1.07 from 52-week high of $3.38.

Heelys (HLYS) Shoes with rollers in them. Safety concerns. Nuf said. Down to $26.70 from 52-week high of $40.09.

Melco Pbl (MPEL) Casino company shares weak on concerns about restricted traffic to it Macau property. Raises $2.75 billion. Watch out for the communists. Down to $11.40 from 52-week high of $23.55.

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