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- Updated: October 27, 2007 - 4:01 PM
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Small-cap Appliance Recycling Centers of America was the biggest winner of the week. Its stock rose 31.7 percent Wednesday, the company after reported strong third-quarter results. An analyst covering MoneyGram put out a "sell" recommendation, sending the stock down. ValueVision's board got rid of its CEO and downgraded its expectations for the year. Mosaic's stock got a bump when it announced that it would pay down some debt and strengthen its balance sheet.
Large cap (Market cap greater than $1 billion) Last Weekly Avg. 5-day
For the week Company price % chg. volume
31 weekly gainers Biggest gainer
15 weekly losers Biggest loser
0 unchanged Most active
Mid cap ($100 million to $1 billion) Last Weekly Avg. 5-day
For the week Company price % chg. volume
23 weekly gainers Biggest gainer
14 weekly losers Biggest loser
0 unchanged Most active
Small cap (less than $100 million) Last Weekly Avg. 5-day
For the week Company price % chg. volume
7 weekly gainers Biggest gainer
11 weekly losers Biggest loser
0 unchanged Most active
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