DryShips and Synovus were among the stocks trading near $5 were moving on above-average volume during Friday's session.
11/20/09 - 03:42 PM EST
DryShips, Novavax: Early Movers
DryShips and Novavax were among the stocks trading near $5 poised to move on above-average volume during Friday's session.
11/20/09 - 09:27 AM EST
'Fast Money' Recap: Playing Defense
The trading panel discussed moves for a market that is shifting to the downside.
11/19/09 - 07:46 PM EST
Financial Winners & Losers: Ohio Banks
All the big banks tumble in trading, while nimble Ohio regional banks and insurers manage to buck the trend of a financial services sector limping to the market close today
11/19/09 - 05:13 PM EST
Oil Driller Comes Up Dry; Sector Slips
Lack of drilling activity is leading U.S. oil services companies like Helmerich & Payne lower today, as investors wonder if their dollars are headed for wells or simply the abyss.
11/19/09 - 04:29 PM EST
Chinese Solar Firms Flare Higher
The markets may be taking a beating today, but more strong results from Chinese solar companies are generating major gains and spikes in volume
11/19/09 - 02:07 PM EST
Citigroup, E*Trade: Early Volume Plays
Citigroup and E*Trade were among several stocks trading under $5 that were poised to move on above-average volume during Thursday's session.
11/19/09 - 09:34 AM EST
'Fast Money' Recap: Reversing the Weak Dollar Trade
The trading panel discussed the trade and what it would take to turn it around.
11/18/09 - 08:06 PM EST
Chromcraft, pSivida: Midday Volume Plays
Several stocks trading under $5 were moving on above-average volume during Wednesday's session.
11/18/09 - 01:34 PM EST
AmEx: Financial Winners and Losers
American Express shares lost ground after the company agreed to acquire secure Internet payment platform Revolution Money for $300 million.
11/18/09 - 02:33 PM EST
Poniard, Netlist: Early Volume Plays
Several stocks trading under $5 were poised to move on above-average volume during Wednesday's session.
11/18/09 - 08:57 AM EST
'Fast Money' Recap: What Correction?
The chief investment officer for Raymond James tells the panel that the markets should do well into the second quarter of next year.
11/17/09 - 08:15 PM EST
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