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Top Active Trader Alert Stocks (ERIC, INVE, IRE, NBG, OPEN)

Active traders and day traders have many stocks to choose from this Thursday morning.  We are tracking news and moves in shares of Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC), Identive Group (NASDAQ: INVE), Bank of Ireland (NYSE: IRE), National Bank of Greece (NYSE: NBG), and OpenTable Inc (NASDAQ: OPEN).

Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) is down 3.2% premarket to $12.43, relative to a 52-week range of $9.51-$13.39.

Identive Group (NASDAQ: INVE) is down 4.2% premarket, relative to a 52-wee range of $1.29-$5.90. Shares of INVE have had two very volatile days since it was announced the company’s technology would be used for a Google marketing campaign. Shares were downgraded today from buy to neutral by BofA/Merrill.

Bank of Ireland (NYSE: IRE) is up 4.5% premarket to $2.29, relative to a 52-week range of $1.38-$10.57. The country has reported that its deficit has begun to decrease.

National Bank of Greece (NYSE: NBG) is down 4.44% premarket to $1.72, relative to a 52-week range of $1.48-$3.85.

OpenTable Inc (NASDAQ: OPEN) is down 2.7% premarket to $104.05, relative to a 52-week range of $36.84-$112.78. Shares of OPEN were cut to neutral at BofA/Merrill.

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