Stock Search: Dendreon, Citigroup, Ford
Drug companies continued to lead the list of the most-searched stocks on
TheStreet.com
Friday.
Dendreon
(DNDN)
is first on the list after the company presented
for its prostate cancer drug, Provenge. The company will seek FDA approval for its cancer "vaccine" in the fourth quarter.
Next is
Cell Therapeutics
(CTIC) - Get CTI BioPharma Corp. Report
, which develops and commercializes cancer-treatment products. This penny stock was soaring more than 20%.
Sequenom
(SQNM)
stayed on the list after the company said that data for its prenatal Down syndrome genetic
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. The stock was bouncing back 13% today after Thursday's massive selloff.
The last biotech name on the list is
Novavax
(NVAX) - Get Novavax, Inc. Report
, which owns technology for making vaccines. Stock was selling off today as
receded.
Let's jump to banks.
Citigroup
(C) - Get Citigroup Inc. Report
and
Bank of America
(BAC) - Get Bank of America Corp Report
make the list after the
Federal Reserve
said it may
delay the results
of the stress tests on the biggest national banks.
Citi also said Friday that it will sell its
to
Sumitomo Mitsui
for $5.6 billion.
General Electric
(GE) - Get General Electric Company Report
is up. Cramer is buying this stock as an industrial play for his
charitable trust despite concerns over its GE Capital finance unit. To see how Cramer is buying this stock, email
now!
Next is
Ford
(F) - Get Ford Motor Company Report
. Auto sales dropped 31.5% in April, but the car company continued to steal market share from its competitors,
General Motors
(GM) - Get General Motors Company Report
and
Chrysler
.
Energy bigwig
BP
(BP) - Get BP Plc Report
also makes the list.
analysts' estimates even though its profit fell 64%.
Apple
(AAPL) - Get Apple Inc. Report
rounds out the top-10 list after Cramer gave it a thumbs up on
. He praised Apple for strong sales, low costs and top-line growth.
Alix joined TheStreet.com TV in February 2007. Previously, she held positions in film and theater production, management, and legal administration. Alix has a degree in communications and theater from Northwestern University.
