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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
$68.83
15.53
47.82
$15.53
5.35
11.57
$10.00
4.09
10.00
+10.1%
-17.1%
+0.7%
+14.7%
-19.3%
-6.8%
+22.9%
-9.1%
+22.9%
4,461,097
2,684,518
12,647,882
125,203
291,647
1,182,706
175,541
21,960
175,541
The Mosaic Co.
MoneyGram International Inc.
Medtronic Inc.
Digi International Inc.
ValueVision Media Inc.
Select Comfort Corp.
Appliance Recycing Ctrs. of America
Lenox Group Inc.
Appliance Recycling Ctrs. of America
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The University of Minnesota will host the annual conference of the Association of University Research Parks in 2010. The conference will focus on ways research parks and innovation can aid the world’s economic recovery. Pretty good timing for the U. Through state-approved bonds, the school is spending $292 million to build four biomedical buidlings on its [...]
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