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Before the bell: AMR, GOOG, AAPL
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It's a fairly quiet day in analyst land as far as the most active stocks are concerned, despite there being many movers today. Here is a brief snapshot of some of the key calls today:
Abbott Labs (NYSE: ABT) started as Buy at UBS.
DRS Tech (NYSE: DRS) cut to Neutral at UBS; cut to market perform at FBR.
FreightCar America (NASDAQ: RAIL) Raised to Buy from Hold at Jefferies; new price target $42.00 from $35.00.
Sovereign Bancorp (NYSE: SOV) Raised To Market Perform at KBW.
You can also see the full top ten individual calls right here.
Jon Ogg produces and edits the "10 Stocks Under $10" weekly newsletter for 247WallSt.com.
Early analyst calls: ABT, DRS, RAIL, SOV
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