PharMerica, Lowe's, Tesla and Krispy Kreme are big market movers

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market:

NYSE

Lowe's Companies Inc., up 12 cents to $45.80

With housing prices soaring and late payments on mortgages hitting five-year lows, Canaccord Genuity boosted its ratings and target price on the home improvement retailer. Shares hit an all-time high of $46.25.

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc., up $1.12 to $22.52

Strong sales momentum at the doughnut chain earned an upgrade from Janney Capital Markets, which sees revenue coming in significantly stronger than it had initially expected.

Newmont Mining Corp., up $1.39 to $30.90

Sysco Corporation, down $2.02 to $32.99

The food-distribution company's fourth-quarter net income fell 9 percent, burdened by higher operating expenses and restructuring charges.

PharMerica Corp., down 56 cents to $13.52

Shares in the the pharmaceutical services company slump after the U.S. sues it for allegedly dispensing drugs without prescriptions. PharMerica said it "disputes the premises" of the lawsuit and is vowing to defend itself.

Nasdaq

After jumping more than 300 percent this year, a number of industry watchers believe Tesla is red-lining. Lazard downgraded the company's stock and a weekend piece from Barron's warned of "bubble trouble" for the electric carmaker.

Galectin Therapeutics Inc., up $1.21 to $6.78

The drug developer's liver disease treatment, now in early stage clinical testing, gets fast track designation from the Food and Drug Administration. That means a lot less red tape and a lot more potential for a blockbuster.

F5 Networks Inc., up $2.82 to $92.70