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Change in Ratings
Affiliated Computer ServicesACS upgraded at Jefferies to buy rating from hold. Price target upped to $63 from $50 and fiscal year 2008 EPS estimates lift to $3.17 from $3.12. AllerganAGN downgraded at Jefferies to hold rating from buy. Price target dips to $62 from $78 and fiscal year 2008 EPS estimates hold at $2.55. Apria HealthcareAHG upgraded at Jefferies to hold rating from under perform. Price target holds at $20 and fiscal year 2009 EPS estimates dip to $1.90 from $2.05. AssurantAIZ downgraded at Goldman Sachs to neutral from buy based on tougher comps and increased vulnerability to catastrophe risk, ahead of hurricane season. Note stock's strong performance since October, driven by increases in specialty property policies. Price target lowered to $75 from $77. DryShipsDRYS coverage initiated at Credit Suisse with an outperform rating and $110 price target. Expect 90% earnings growth in 2008, followed by 10% growth in 2009. See spot charter rates pushing higher due to strong commodity demand and limited fleet growth. EmbarqEQ upgraded at Deutsche from hold to buy with a $64 price target. Company has a stable outlook, and presents investors with attractive free cash flow and dividend yields. Investment Tech. GroupITG downgraded at KBW to market perform. Company had a strong first quarter, but will struggle to keep outperforming throughout the year. Sun MicrosystemsJAVA downgraded at Bear from outperform to peer perform. Estimates also cut, as the company missed conservative targets last quarter.Shares plummet 18% after the company aired its second-quarter results.
Shares soar 22% after the company announces in-line earnings.
Shares skyrocket 12.6% after the company reported its profit more than doubled.
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