Volume Rising Stocks Amidst Euro Situation

As markets globally halt in anticipation of a solution to the Europe economic situation there is still some heavy volume in stocks across the board. Facebook drops out of the top 10 volume leaders for the first time this week as investor digest the recent drop in price. Bank of America takes it’s throne as usual at the number one slot.

Dow: 12,529.75. + 33.60
Nasdaq: 2,839.38. – 10.74
S&P 500: 1,320.68. + 1.82

Top 20 Volume Leaders:
1 Bank of America
2 El Paso Corporation
3 PowerShares QQQ Trust, Series 1
4 EMC Corporation Common Stock
5 Kinder Morgan, Inc. Common Stock
6 Hewlett-Packard Company Common Stock
7 iPath S&P 500 VIX Short Term Fu
8 NetApp, Inc.
9 Cisco Systems, Inc.
10 Microsoft Corporation
11 Facebook, Inc.
12 Ford Motor Company Common Stock
13 General Electric Company Common Stock
14 Sprint Nextel Corporation Common Stock
15 Citigroup, Inc. Common Stock
16 Chesapeake Energy Corporation
17 JP Morgan Chase & Co. Common Stock
18 Intel Corporation
19 Oracle Corporation
20 Alcatel-Lucent Common Stock

Top 10 Gainers:
1 Genetic Technologies Ltd
2 Vermillion, Inc.
3 Rosetta Genomics Ltd.
4 Telik, Inc.
5 Complete Genomics, Inc.
6 MGT Capital Investments Inc
7 Vringo, Inc. Common Stock
8 Swisher Hygiene, Inc.
9 First Bancshares, Inc.
10 BSD Medical Corporation

Top 10 Losers:
1 MediciNova, Inc.
2 LodgeNet Interactive Corporation
3 LDK Solar Co. Inc.
4 Urologix, Inc.
5 BCSB Bancorp, Inc.
6 Charm Communications Inc.
7 Learning Tree International
8 Yadkin Valley Financial Corporation
9 NetApp, Inc.
10 Crescent Financial Bancshares

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Former partner in a real estate management firm, Leo, has been active in the market for the last 8 years. Ex-blogger on penny stocks, now focused on long term growth stocks, Leo provides valuable market snapshots each day as part of our editorial team.

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