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Monday, March 3, 2014

BARCHART MORNING CALL 3/3

OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS
March E-mini S&Ps (ESH14 -1.05%) this morning are down -1.10% and European stocks are down sharply by -2.69% after Russian troops seized control of Ukraine's Crimea region. The situation threatens to escalate after Russian servicemen attacked Ukrainian army units in the last 24 hours, according to Ukraine's border guard service. U.S. Secretary of State Kerry is traveling to Kiev after discussing sanctions against Russia, and European Union foreign ministers will hold an emergency meeting. The Russian ruble tumbled to a record low, which prompted Bank Rossii, Russia's central bank, to unexpectedly hike the 1-week auction rate, the benchmark rate introduced in Sep, by 150 bp to 7.00%. Asian stocks closed mostly lower: Japan -1.27%, Hong Kong -1.47%, China +0.52%, Taiwan -0.44%, Australia -0.38%, Singapore -0.75%, South Korea -0.82%, India -0.82%. Commodity prices are sharply higher as escalating tension in Ukraine fuel concern that energy and agricultural supplies will be disrupted. Apr crude oil (CLJ14 +2.00%) is up +1.94% at a 5-1/4 month high. Apr gasoline (RBJ14 +1.95%) is up +1.97%. Apr gold (GCJ14 +1.82%) is up +1.73% at a 4-month high on increased safe-haven demand from the Ukraine crisis. May copper (HGK14 -0.71%) is down -0.86% at a 3-1/2 month low after manufacturing activity in China weakened to its slowest pace in 8-months. Agriculture prices are sharply higher with May corn up +3.24% at a 5-3/4 month high and May wheat up +5.35% at a 2-1/2 month high. The dollar index (DXY00 +0.27%) is up +0.24%. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.29%. USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is down -0.53%. June T-note prices (ZNM14 +0.36%) are up +16 ticks on surge in safe-haven demand as global stocks slump on the Ukraine crisis.
The China Feb manufacturing PMI fell -0.3 to 50.2, a smaller decline than expectations of -0.4 to 50.1, but still the slowest pace of expansion in 8-months. The Feb non-manufacturing PMI rose +1.6 to 55.0.
The German Feb PMI manufacturing index was revised up to 54.8 from the originally reported 54.7.
The Eurozone Feb manufacturing PMI index was revised higher to 53.2 from the originally reported 53.0.
The UK Feb PMI manufacturing index rose +0.3 to 56.9 from an upward revised 56.6 in Jan, a faster pace of expansion than expectations of +0.1 to 56.8.
UK Jan mortgage approvals rose 76,900, more than expectations of 74,500 and the most in 6-years.
UK Jan net consumer credit rose +0.7 billion pounds, right on expectations.
U.S. STOCK PREVIEW
Today’s Feb ISM manufacturing index is expected to show a recovery of +0.7 points to 52.0 after the sharp -5.2 point drop to 51.3 seen in January. Today’s Feb total vehicle sales report is expected to improve to 15.40 million from 15.16 million in January. Today’s Jan personal income and consumption report is expected to be modest and show increases of +0.2% and +0.1%, respectively. Today’s Jan PCE deflator is expected to be unchanged from December at +1.1% y/y. Meanwhile, the Jan core PCE deflator is expected to ease to +1.1% y/y from +1.2% in December. There are 8 of the Russell 1000 companies that report earnins today: Nu Skin Enterprises (consensus $2.01), WP Carey (0.79), Ascena Retail Group (0.21), MBIA (0.17), McDermott International (0.16), URS Corp (0.18), Rockwood Holdings (0.32), Stratasys (0.49).
Equity conferences this week include: Morgan Stanley Utilities Conference on Mon, Citi Korea Investor Conference on Mon, JMP Securities Technology Research Conference on Mon-Tue,
Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference on Mon-Thu, Citi Global Property CEO Conference on Mon-Wed, Cowen & Co. Healthcare Conference on Mon-Wed, Raymond James Institutional Investor Conference on Mon-Wed, Credit Suisse Healthcare Conference on Tue, IHS Energy CERAWeek Conference on Tue, UBS Natural Gas Electric Power and MLP Conference, Morgan Stanley European Medtech & Services Conference on Tue-Wed, Canadian Energy Research Institure (CERI) National Gas Conference on Tue, Pacific Crest Emerging Tech Summit conference on Wed, ISI Enterprise Infrastructure Conference on Wed, Mitsubishi Seattle Consumer Conference on Wed, Seattle Consumer Conference on Wed, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Refining Conference on Thu, and Jefferies Industrial Leaders Day on Thu.
OVERNIGHT U.S. STOCK MOVERS
Autodesk (ADSK -3.32%) was downgraded to 'Sell' from 'Neutral' at Citigroup.
Superior Energy (SPN +2.00%) was downgraded to 'Neutral' from 'Buy' at Guggenheim.
Darden (DRI +2.53%) lowered guidance on Q3 EPS to 82 cents, below consensus of 93 cents, citing severe winter weather that undercut restaurant sales.
Tyco (TYC -0.66%) said it will sell its security business in South Korea to Carlyle Group (CG +0.58%) for $1.93 billion.
Intuit INTU=}) was upgraded to 'Buy' from 'Neutral' at Citigroup.
U.S. Cellular (USM -3.81%) and Telephone and Data (TDS -2.36%) were both upgraded to 'Overweight' from 'Neutral' at JPMorgan.
Magna (MGA +2.21%) reported Q4 EPS of $2.03, well above consensus of $1.54.
Bloomberg reported that Las Vegas Sands (LVS +0.14%) said customer data was stolen recently in a cyber-attack on systems at its Pennsylvania property.
Raytheon (RTN +0.33%) was awarded $655.41 million government contract for two PATRIOT fire units and associated initial spares for the military of Kuwait.
In a regulatory filing, billionare investor Carl Icahn disclosed the purchase of an additional 33,515 shares of Herbalife (HLF -1.01%) .
VA Partners reported a 6.6% stake in Dresser-Rand (DRC +0.06%) .
Cooper Tire (CTB +0.08%) reported Q3 EPS of 0 cents, well below consensus of 38 cents, as the company said there was unusual items related to the terminated merger agreement with Apollo Tyres.
Moody's Investors Service raised its outlook on Germany's Aaa government bond rating to stable from negative.
Michael Weiss reported a 15.0% stake in Coronado (CNDO -3.73%) .
River Road Asset reported a 9.2% stake in Miller Energy (MILL +0.73%) .
MARKET COMMENTS
Mar E-mini S&Ps (ESH14 -1.05%) this morning are down sharply by -20.50 points (-1.10%) as escalating tensions in Ukraine prompts a sell-off in global stocks. The S&P 500 on Friday opened lower after U.S. Q4 GDP was revised lower to +2.4% from +3.2%, which was a slightly larger decline than expectations of +2.5%. Stocks recovered and rallied to a fresh record high and closed higher, however, on bullish factors that included (1) the unexpected +0.2 point rise in the Chicago Feb PMI that to 59.8, better than expectations of -3.2 to 56.4, and (2) the +0.4 point increase in the final-Feb University of Michigan U.S. consumer confidence index to 81.6, stronger than expectations of unch at 81.2. Closes: S&P 500 +0.49%, Dow Jones +0.46%, Nasdaq 100 +0.63%.
Jun 10-year T-notes (ZNM14 +0.36%) this morning are up +16 ticks at a 1-month high. Jun 10-year T-note futures prices Friday fell back from a 1-month high and closed lower. Bearish factors included (1) signs of economic growth after the unexpected increases in the Feb Chicago PMI and the U.S. Feb University of Michigan consumer confidence, and (2) the rally in the S&P 500 to a record high, which reduced safe-haven demand for T-notes. Closes: TYM4 -7.00, FVM4 -3.75.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.27%) this morning is up +0.192 (+0.24%). EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.004 (-0.29%). USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is down -0.54 (-0.53%). The dollar index on Friday fell to a 2-month low and closed lower. Negative factors included (1) the rally in the S&P 500 to a record high, which reduced safe-haven demand for the dollar, and (2) strength in EUR/USD, which rallied to a 2-month high after the Feb Eurozone CPI estimate of +0.8% y/y was higher than expectations of +0.7% y/y and dampened speculation the ECB will expand its stimulus measures when it meets on Thursday. Closes: Dollar index -0.594 (-0.74%), EUR/USD +0.00912 (+0.67%), USD/JPY -0.384 (-0.38%).
Apr WTI crude oil (CLJ14 +2.00%) this morning is up +$1.99 a barrel (+1.94%) at a 5-1/4 month high and Apr gasoline (RBJ14 +1.95%) is up +0.0588 (+1.97%). Apr crude and gasoline prices Friday closed higher. Bullish factors included (1) the slide in the dollar index to a 2-month low, (2) the unexpected increase in the Feb Chicago PMI, and (3) the unexpected increase in the U.S. Feb University of Michigan consumer confidence. Gains were limited after U.S. Q4 GDP was revised lower than expected, a sign of weaker energy demand. Closes: CLJ4 +0.19 (+0.19%), RBJ4 +0.0169 (+0.57%).
GLOBAL EVENT CALENDAR03/03/2014
US0830 ETJan personal spending expected +0.1%, Dec +0.4%. Jan personal income expected +0.2%, Dec unch. Jan PCE deflator expected +0.1% m/m and +1.1% y/y, Dec +0.2% m/m and +1/1% y/y. Jan PCE core deflator expected +0.1% m/m and +1.1% y/y, Dec +0.1% m/m and +1.2% y/y.
1000 ETFeb ISM manufacturing index expected +0.7 to 52.0, Jan -5.2 to 51.3. Feb ISM prices paid expected -3.1 to 57.4, Jan +7.0 to 60.5. Feb ISM new orders sub-index, Jan -13.2 to 51.2.
1000 ETJan construction spending expected -0.5% m/m, Dec +0.1% m/m.
1100 ETUSDA weekly grain export inspections.
n/aFeb total vehicle sales expected 15.40 million, Jan 15.16 million. Feb domestic vehicle sales expected 11.90 million, Jan 11.94 million.
JPN0000 ETJapan Feb vehicle sales, Jan +27.5% y/y.
2030 ETJapan Jan labor cash earnings expected +0.3% y/y, Dec +0.5% y/y.
GER0355 ETRevised German Feb PMI manufacturing, previous 54.7.
EUR0400 ETRevised Eurozone Feb PMI manufacturing, previous 53.0.
0900 ETECB President Mario Draghi speaks at the Quarterly Hearing before the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs of the European Parliament.
UK0430 ETUK Feb PMI manufacturing expected +0.3 to 57.0, Jan 56.7.
0430 ETUK Jan net consumer credit expected +0.7 billion pounds, Dec +0.6 billion pounds.
0430 ETUK Jan mortgage approvals expected 74,500, Dec 71,600.
0430 ETUK Jan M4 money supply, Dec -1.4% m/m and +0.2% y/y.
U.S. STOCK CALENDAR03/03/2014
Company NameTickerTimeEvent DescriptionPeriodEstimate
Nu Skin Enterprises IncNUS US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20132.012
WP Carey IncWPC US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20130.79
BioMarin Pharmaceutical IncBMRN US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings CallQ4 2013
Stratasys LtdSSYS US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings CallQ4 2013
Ford Motor CoF US3/3/2014February 2014 Sales and Revenue Release2014
Ford Motor CoF US3/3/2014February 2014 Sales and Revenue Call2014
Rockwood Holdings IncROC US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings CallQ4 2013
Nu Skin Enterprises IncNUS US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings CallQ4 2013
WP Carey IncWPC US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings CallQ4 2013
Ascena Retail Group IncASNA US3/3/2014Q2 2014 Earnings ReleaseQ2 20140.213
Ascena Retail Group IncASNA US3/3/2014Q2 2014 Earnings CallQ2 2014
McDermott International IncMDR US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings CallQ4 2013
URS CorpURS US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings CallQ4 2013
MBIA IncMBI US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20130.17
McDermott International IncMDR US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20130.163
URS CorpURS US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20130.175
Rockwood Holdings IncROC US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20130.321
Stratasys LtdSSYS US3/3/2014Q4 2013 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20130.494
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Monday, March 18, 2013

Barchart Morning Call 3/18



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OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS
June E-mini S&Ps (ESM13 -0.79%) this morning are sharply lower by -0.95% after Eurozone officials with their Cyprus bailout agreement on Saturday managed to spark contagion concerns for other Eurozone countries with an ill-advised tax on bank deposits. The Euro Stoxx 50 index is down sharply by -1.90% today. The Euro Stoxx 600 Bank stock index this morning is down -2.21%. Asian stocks closed sharply lower across the board thanks to the Cyprus bank deposit tax plan. The Japanese Nikkei index closed -2.71% today, the Hong Kong Hang Seng closed -2.00%, and the Chinese CSI 300 index closed -1.47%. Global stocks are also reacting negatively to the strong Chinese property price report released on Sunday night, which is likely to attract further government measures to try to halt the rise in prices. Commodity prices are sharply lower by -0.80% on the sharp rally in the dollar index and fears about weaker economic growth and commodity demand. April crude oil (CLJ13 -1.02%) is down -1.22%, April gasoline (RBJ13 -1.38%) is down -1.88%, April gold (GCJ13 +0.62%) is up +0.43%, May copper (HGK13 -2.26%) is down -2.51%, and grain and softs prices are lower across the board. The dollar index (DXY00 +0.50%) is up +0.43% this morning, while EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.94% and USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is down -0.40%. June 10-year T-notes (ZNM13 +0.36%) are sharply higher by +17 ticks.
The Cyprus parliament is due to vote today on a tax levy on bank deposits that would effectively confiscate part of depositor funds in banks to contribute toward the bailout that the Cyprus government and banking system needs to stay afloat. The tax will be 6.75% on deposits up to 100,000 billion euros and 9.9% on deposits in accounts with more than 100,000 euros. There is a report that the president of Cyprus is trying to get those tax rates reduced by Eurozone officials to make the plan more palatable to the Cyprus parliament. Eurozone officials made the deposit tax a condition of a 10 billion euro bailout package agreed upon on Saturday. Cypriot depositors lined up over the weekend at ATMs to try to withdraw cash from bank accounts before the tax takes effect. However, a bank holiday has been declared for today to allow time for the tax to be approved by the Cypriot parliament and for the tax to be withheld. There is no guarantee that the Cyprus parliament today will approve the tax. If the tax is not approved, then there will be an even bigger mess since there will be a huge bank run as soon as the banks reopen. The tax on depositors is the first time that a Eurozone bailout has forced depositors to contribute to a bank and government bailout that was caused, not by the depositors, but by the government and bank management. The deposit tax is likely to cause a continued slow bank run at other banks in the Eurozone such as in Italy and Spain as depositors fear that their cash might be next for a tax. Eurozone officials have once again shot themselves in the foot in trying to contain the Eurozone debt crisis as politics intrudes on sensible solutions.
The bank deposit levy in Cyprus has caused the Italian 10-year bond yield today to rise by 9 bp to 4.68% and the Spanish 10-year bond yield to rise by 9 bp to 5.00%. Meanwhile, the German 10-year bond yield today fell by 6 bp to 1.39% on safe-haven demand.
The Eurozone Jan trade balance (seasonally adjusted) of 9.0 billion euros was narrower than market expectations of 10.9 billion euros and was down from a revised 10.3 billion euros in Dec (prelim 12.0 bln euros).
UK March Rightmove house prices rose by +1.7% m/m and +1.2% y/y, which was stronger than market expectations of +1.7% m/m and +1.1% y/y.
China's Feb property price report, released Sunday night NY time, showed a further increase in Chinese property prices that is likely to cause the government to institute further controls to try to halt the surge in property prices. Prices on new residential apartments rose on a year-on-year basis in 62 of the 70 cities surveyed, up from 53 in Jan, 40 in Dec, 25 in Nov and 12 in Oct. Prices on existing residential prices rose in 49 of the 70 cities surveyed, up from 36 in Jan and 25 in Dec. On a month-on-month basis, prices in Feb rose in 66 of 70 cities surveyed on new residential apartments and in 66 of 70 cities surveyed on existing residential apartments.
U.S. STOCK PREVIEW
This week’s main focus will be on (1) the Eurozone debt crisis with the weekend Cyprus bailout announcement, and (2) the 2-day FOMC meeting that concludes on Wednesday. The Senate and House this week need to iron out the continuing spending resolution that is necessary to keep the government operating past next Wednesday (March 27). Today’s March NAHB housing market index is expected to show a +1 point increase to 47, reversing the -1 point dip to 46 seen in February. This is a light earnings week with only 14 of the S&P 500 companies scheduled to release earnings. Key reports include Adobe on Tuesday; Lennar, FedEx and Oracle on Wednesday; Nike, Ross stores, and Discover Financial Services on Thursday; and Darden Restaurants and Tiffany on Friday.
Conferences this week include Barclays Select Series Insurance Forum on Monday, ROTH OC Growth Stock Conference on Mon, Consumer Analyst Group of Europe (CAGE) Conference on Mon-Wed, Howard Weil Energy Conference on Mon-Wed, ISI Group Retail Summit on Tue, Barclays Emerging Payments Forum on Tue-Wed, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Industrials & EU Autos Conference on Tue-Thu, Gabelli Asset Management Specialty Chemicals & Agriculture Conference on Wed, International Strategy & Investment Group (ISI) Retail Summit on Wed, BB&T Commercial & Industrial Conference on Wed-Thu, J.P. Morgan Insurance Conference on Thu, National Coffee Association Annual Conference on Thu, Nomura Global Chemical Industry Leaders Conference on Thu, and The Future of Utilities - 18th Annual Conference on Tue-Thu.

June E-mini S&Ps this morning are sharply lower by -14.75 points (-0.95%) on the flare-up in the Eurozone debt crisis thanks to the Eurozone bailout for Cyprus that requires a tax on bank deposits. The S&P 500 index on Friday closed slightly lower. The S&P 500 eked out a fresh 5-1/3 year high early after Feb U.S. industrial production rose +0.7% m/m, better than expectations of +0.4%, but stocks fell back and closed lower after an unexpected drop in Mar U.S. University of Michigan consumer confidence to a 15-month low (-4.8 to 71.8 versus expectations of +0.4 to 78.0) led to profit taking. Limiting declines was the larger-than-expected increase in Feb capacity utilization to its best level in 4-3/4 years (+0.4 to 79.6% versus expectations of +0.3 to 79.4%). Closes: S&P 500 -0.16%, Dow Jones -0.17%, Nasdaq -0.28%.
OVERNIGHT U.S. STOCK MOVERS
  • Siemens (SI -0.06%) was upgraded to Buy from Neutral at BofA/Merrill.
  • Nike's (NKE +0.16%) price target was raised by BoA/Merrill to $68 from $60 and a Buy was reiterated on positive pricing and sales trends.
  • Krispy Kreme (KKD -2.74%) issued FY2014 guidance of an adjusted EPS 53-57 cents, below the consensus of 58 cents.
  • Toyota (TM +0.38%) is recalling 209,000 FJ Cruiser SUVs, according to a report in the Detroit News.
  • Airbus (EADSY +1.47%) won a $20 billion order from Lion Air, according to a report by Reuters.
  • Amerseco (AMRC -0.52%) reported Q4 EPS of 11 cents, below the consensus of 14 cents.
  • Quicksilver Resources (KWK +1.09%) disclosed in a regulatory filing that on Friday that it will restate its quarterly reports for 2012 due to non-cash related errors to derivative accounting treatment. The restatement is expected to produce an overall increase to net income of $133 million.
  • Crimson Exploration (CXPO +1.59%) reported a Q4 EPS loss ex-charges of -8 cents, worse than consensus of -4 cents.
  • Boeing (BA +2.14%) was awarded a $99.9 million government contract for production assets, spares, repairs and sustainment for the joint direct attack munitions system. Work is expected to be completed by Jan. 31, 2016.
  • Lockheed Martin (LMT +0.22%) is being awarded a $105.87 million government contract for contractor logistics support, legacy sustainment and combined task force support for the Space Based Infrared Systems. Work is expected to be completed by Sept. 30, 2016.
  • Vascular Solutions (VASC -2.28%) issued a nationwide recall of Guardian II hemostasis valves used in catheterization procedures due to a defect in certain lots that pose a slightly increased risk of air leakage that may lead to an air embolism, which could result in serious injury or death. No injuries have been reported in association with this issue.
MARKET COMMENTS
June 10-year T-notes this morning are trading sharply higher by 17 ticks on increased safe-haven demand with the sharp sell-off in stocks and flare-up in the Eurozone debt crisis. June 10-year T-note prices on Friday climbed to a 1-week high and closed higher. Bullish factors included (1) the unexpected decline in Mar U.S. University of Michigan consumer confidence to a 15-month low, which undercut stocks and boosted the safe-haven demand for Treasuries, and (2) Treasury data that showed China, the world's biggest holder of U.S. debt, increased its U.S. debt holdings in Jan by $44.1 billion, the biggest increase in 1-1/2 years. Closes: TYM3 +13.0, FVM3 +7.0.
The dollar index this morning is up +0.36 points (+0.43%) on the Eurozone debt ceiling flare-up while EUR/USD is down -0.0123 (-0.94%. USD/JPY is down -0.38 yen (-0.40%). The dollar index on Friday slipped to a 1-week low and closed lower as an unexpected drop in the March U.S. University of Michigan consumer confidence fueled speculation the Fed will keep its dollar negative easy monetary policies in place. EUR/USD received a boost after EU members endorsed an easing of austerity terms for France and several other countries. Closes: Dollar index -0.333 (-0.40%), EUR/USD +0.00706 (+0.54%), USD/JPY -0.839 (-0.87%).
April WTI crude oil this morning is down -1.14 (-1.22%) while April gasoline is down -0.0595 (-1.88%). Crude oil and gasoline prices on Friday closed higher. The slide in the dollar index to a 1-week low helped propel April crude to a 2-1/2 week high, while the stronger-than-expected U.S. Feb industrial production bolstered the economic outlook and the prospects for energy demand. Closes: CLJ3 +0.42 (+0.45%), RBJ3 +0.0225 (+0.72%).
GLOBAL EVENT CALENDAR03/18/2013
US1000 ETMar NAHB housing market index expected +1 to 47, Feb -1 to 46.
1100 ETUSDA weekly grain export inspections.
n/aIran expert-level nuclear talks with world powers in Istanbul.
EUR0600 ETEurozone Jan trade balance (sa) expected +10.9 bln euros, Dec +12.0 bln euros. Jan trade balance expected -3.5 bln euros, Dec +11.7 bln euros.
CHI2200 ETChina Feb leading economic index from Conference Board.
U.S. STOCK CALENDAR03/18/2013
Company NameSymbolTimeEvent DescriptionPeriodEPS Est (US$)
Numerex CorpNMRX USBef-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.125
Pernix Therapeutics HoldingsPTX USBef-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.021
Ameresco IncAMRC USBef-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.135
KiOR IncKIOR USBef-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012-0.322
Sterling Construction Co IncSTRL US6:00Q4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.036
Horizon Pharma IncHZNP US8:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Ameresco IncAMRC US8:30Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Numerex CorpNMRX US9:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Pernix Therapeutics HoldingsPTX US9:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Cumulus Media IncCMLS US9:00Q4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.06
KCAP Financial IncKCAP US9:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
MDC Holdings IncMDC US10:00Annual General Meeting
Sterling Construction Co IncSTRL US10:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Miller Energy Resources IncMILL US10:00Annual General Meeting
KiOR IncKIOR US10:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Crimson Exploration IncCXPO US10:30Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Vantage Drilling CoVTG US10:30Extraordinary Shareholders Meeting
Cumulus Media IncCMLS US11:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Houston Wire & Cable CoHWCC US11:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
West Coast Bancorp/ORWCBO US11:30Extraordinary Shareholders Meeting
Greatbatch IncGB US13:00Investor DayY 2013
Parkervision IncPRKR US16:30Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
FalconStor Software IncFALC US16:30Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Rockwell Medical Technologies IncRMTI US16:30Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Intersections IncINTX US17:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Towerstream CorpTWER US17:00Q4 2012 Earnings CallQ4 2012
Acorn Energy IncACFN USAft-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012-0.22
Parkervision IncPRKR USAft-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012
FalconStor Software IncFALC USAft-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012
Rockwell Medical Technologies IncRMTI USAft-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012-0.657
Intersections IncINTX USAft-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012
FutureFuel CorpFF USAft-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.19
Towerstream CorpTWER USAft-mktQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012-0.107
CH Energy Group IncCHG USQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.82
Maxwell Technologies IncMXWL USQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.077
Central European Distribution CorpCEDC USQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012
Cross Country Healthcare IncCCRN USQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012-0.021
Gold Resource CorpGORO USQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.22
Houston Wire & Cable CoHWCC USQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20120.208
Employers Holdings IncEIG USInvestor Meeting -Day2Y 2013
Horizon Pharma IncHZNP USQ4 2012 Earnings ReleaseQ4 2012-0.467
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