Dividend.com: Morning Playbook

The market is looking positive in the early going as traders try to figure out if yesterday's weakness will resume as the day unfolds. Let's take a look at what is on our radar for today's session.

Story Stocks:

Rambus(RMBS Quote): Shares are lower after the company warned about its profit guidance.

Smith & Wesson(SWHC Quote): Gun-maker is lower after reporting fourth-quarter profits.

BMC Software(BMC Quote): Company is out reaffirming 2010 outlook.

Cytec Industries(CYT Quote): Company getting hit hard after reducing full-year guidance.

Kroger(KR Quote): Grocery story chain's shares are up slightly after reporting first-quarter results.

Upgrades to Watch:

Goldman Sachs(GS Quote): FBR(FCBM Quote) raises estimates for the investment banking giant -- $160 target.

FedEx(FDX Quote): JPMorgan Chase(JPM Quote) raises stock to an outperform; target goes to $66.

Motorola(MOT Quote): Merrill Lynch/Bank of America(BAC Quote) raises stock to a buy -- $9 target price.

BHP Billiton(BHP Quote): Raised to a buy at Citigroup(C Quote).

ConAgra(CAG Quote): UBS(UBS Quote) upgrades stock to a buy -- $24 price target.

ConocoPhillips(COP Quote): Bernstein raises stock to an outperform.

E*TRADE(ETFC Quote): Raised to outperform at FBR -- $2 price target.

Rio Tinto(RTP Quote): Raised to a buy at ING(ING Quote).

Starbucks(SBUX Quote): Raised to an outperform at Baird.

Estee Lauder(EL Quote): Barclays(BCS Quote) upgrades stock to an equal weight -- target price raised to $32.

Agilent(A Quote): Barclays puts new $21 target on the stock.

Bed Bath & Beyond(BBBY Quote): UBS increases estimates ahead of this week's earnings -- $28 target price.

Palm(PALM Quote): Credit Suisse(CS Quote) raises target price to $18.

Priceline.com(PCLN Quote): UBS maintains neutral rating; raises target price to $118.

Red Hat(RHT Quote): Barclays raises target to $21.

Tyco Electronics(TEL Quote): Credit Suisse raises target to $22.50.

The key upgrades to watch will be Goldman Sachs, Priceline, FedEx and Rio Tinto, which is down nearly $60 in two weeks.