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Stock Research CenterWhat Stocks Are MovingOn the left, see stocks with the highest trading volume and biggest price swings in the market, including both institutional and individual activity. On the right, see what securities other Fidelity customers are entering orders for during the trading day. DELAYED QUOTE — 1:04 PM ET 02/10/12
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| Top Buys | # Buy Orders | Latest News |
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| 1. AAPL | 9,087 | LinkedIn shines, but techs slip in broad decline |
| 2. DMND | 4,877 | Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC Continues Investigation of Diamond Foods, Inc. Following Announcement of Audit Committee Findings |
| 3. BAC | 4,605 | Massachusetts subpoenas Bank of America documents |
| 4. CSCO | 2,250 | World Wide Technology Honored by Maryland Heights Fire Protection District |
| Top Sells | # Sell Orders | Latest News |
|---|---|---|
| 1. AAPL | 5,900 | LinkedIn shines, but techs slip in broad decline |
| 2. CSCO | 2,334 | World Wide Technology Honored by Maryland Heights Fire Protection District |
| 3. BAC | 2,308 | Massachusetts subpoenas Bank of America documents |
| 4. DMND | 1,635 | Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC Continues Investigation of Diamond Foods, Inc. Following Announcement of Audit Committee Findings |
These securities exhibit a demonstrated, bullish classic pattern. A classic pattern refers to a group of patterns that typically have a longer-term horizon (greater than 12 days) and distinct price swings. These securities have also experienced at least one matching Technical Event® during the past 5 rolling trading days, posted a closing price greater than or equal to $3 per share, and had a minimum trading volume of 50,000 shares on the confirmation date of each event.
Most recent patterns are listed first. Patterns on the same date are sorted using Recognia's proprietary quantitative algorithm to draw strong companies to the top, and if further sorting is required (for stocks with the same quantitative analysis result) it is done by trading volume to draw highest volume stocks to the top.
| Symbol | Event |
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| AXS | Log in for Events |
| NNBR | |
| SPR | |
| LMLP | |
| HRL |
These securities exhibit a demonstrated, bearish classic pattern. A classic pattern refers to a group of patterns that typically have a longer-term horizon (greater than 12 days) and distinct price swings. These securities have also experienced at least one matching Technical Event® during the past 5 rolling trading days, posted a closing price greater than or equal to $5 per share, and had a minimum trading volume of 50,000 shares on the confirmation date of each event.
Most recent patterns are listed first. Patterns on the same date are sorted using Recognia's proprietary quantitative algorithm to draw strong companies to the top, and if further sorting is required (for stocks with the same quantitative analysis result) it is done by trading volume to draw highest volume stocks to the top.
| Symbol | Event |
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| OPY | Log in for Events |
| HNI | |
| SCHN | |
| SCHN | |
| SREV |
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These are stocks that have an in-sector "PRVit" score between the 95th and 98th percentile. It's the "A-team" from EVA Dimensions -stocks that are attractively valued in relation to their true intrinsic value in their sector. Profitable growth stocks that sell for reasonably high multiples can make the cut as much as lackluster performers that trade for extra depressed values. It's a question of being able to pay less than true value, and capturing the discount - a philosophy we call VARP, for getting "value at a reasonable price." This screen gives you the stocks that are judged in their sector to have the largest gap between what they are worth and where they are trading.
| Symbol | Company | Score SCOREAn indicator of how closely a stock matches the search criteria chosen by the selected expert strategy compared to all other stocks in the research universe. In a search results set, each company is assigned an overall score from 1 to 100, with each criteria weighted equally. A score of 100 represents the best match. |
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| ALV | AUTOLIV INC | 80 |
| HTS | HATTERAS FINANCIAL CORP | 80 |
| BCR | BARD (C.R.) INC | 79 |
| DHX | DICE HOLDINGS INC | 77 |
| HRC | HILL-ROM HOLDINGS INC | 76 |
| AAN | AARON'S INC | 75 |
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Fidelity regularly reviews the aggregated search criteria used to research stocks on Fidelity.com. This brief list reflects the screening criteria most often used over the past month displayed in descending order.
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