Today's Lists on Stockpickr: Sept. 3
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Here's a sampling of what made Today's Lists today, Sept. 3:
:
Gap
(GPS) - Get Report
hit a new high on Thursday after posting
same-store sales, which declined only 3% in August compared with the anticipated 7%. The stock rose as high as $26.21 before closing up 7.6% for the day at $21.18.
Gold prices
also hit a 52-week high on Thursday, and several gold stocks followed suit, including
Goldcorp
(GG)
,
Eldorado Gold
(EGO) - Get Report
and
Gold Fields
(GFI) - Get Report
.
For more stocks making new highs today, check out the
list.
: Amid a
, with 28 stores reporting same-store sales,
Zumiez
(ZUMZ) - Get Report
was one of the
, closing up 17.5% at $14.37. The retailer's same-store sales fell in August, but by 12.1%, whereas analysts had been expecting an 18.9% drop.
For more stocks on the rise, check out the
list.
: One of Thursday's biggest losers was
Amedisys
(AMED) - Get Report
, which plunged 21.7% to $34.04 on news that two executives
had resigned
.
Osiris
(OSIR) - Get Report
shed 17.8% to close at $11.52 on no obvious news, though the drop could have been in anticipation of
.
For more stocks heading lower today, check out the
list.
: SunTrust Robinson Humphrey upped its rating on
Urban Outfitters
(URBN) - Get Report
to buy from neutral with a $33 price target, and Morgan Stanley upgraded
Baker Hughes
(BHI)
to equal-weight from underweight with a $75 price target. Urban closed 4.4% higher at $24.63 on Thursday, and Baker Hughes closed up 1.8% at $35.63.
For more ratings increases, check out the
list.
: After Credit Suisse knocked its rating on
Hovnanian
(HOV) - Get Report
down to underperform from neutral, shares fell 12.9%, to close at $4.05. Late Wednesday, the homebuilder posted a
for its third quarter, while analysts had expecting a much smaller loss of $1.52 a share.
For more ratings decreases, check out the
list.
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-- Written by Rebecca Corvino in New York.
