This week's biggest % winners & losers : Sept 18 - 22, 17 (wk 38)

The following are this week's top 20 percentage gainers and top 20 percentage losers, categorized by sectors (over $300 mln market cap and 100K average daily volume).

This week's top 20 % gainers

• Healthcare: ALNY (113.8 +49.32%), QDEL (43.1 +20.36%), LJPC (37.21 +18.2%), AXON (24.99 +17.1%), MCRB (16.75 +14.18%)
• Materials: CCC (21.4 +60.9%)
• Industrials: OA (132.64 +20.54%), AJRD (33.89 +19.63%), MTOR (26.4 +16.92%), CUB (51.6 +16.35%), HTZ (23.55 +14.49%)
• Information Technology: SSNI (16.18 +24.46%)
• Energy: SDRL (0.39 +64.84%), PGH (0.94 +50.62%), FMSA (4.19 +21.45%), CRC (10.18 +19.62%), EMES (9.17 +15.64%), TGS (20 +14.88%), CVE (10.28 +13.72%)
• Consumer Staples: REV (19.9 +23.99%)

This week's top 20 % losers

• Healthcare: ICPT (61.59 -35.09%), SUPN (39 -20.49%), KND (6.25 -13.79%), MNKD (1.98 -13.54%), IONS (51.32 -13.35%), NLNK (10.99 -13.26%), AERI (50.95 -12.61%)
• Materials: MUX (2.06 -20.16%), SBGL (4.69 -15.04%), CMP (60.1 -13.71%), HMY (1.86 -13.08%), KGC (4.25 -11.83%)
• Industrials: RUN (5.59 -16.82%), HDSN (7.94 -13.32%)
• Consumer Discretionary: BBBY (22.51 -21.49%), PIR (4.15 -20.19%), MMYT (28.45 -16.2%), RCII (10.8 -13.88%)
• Information Technology: SNCR (9.2 -42.89%), GOGO (12.45 -11.76%)

Long trade : REV +15% (9/17)

  

This week's biggest % winners & losers: May 1 - 5, 17 (wk 18)

The following are this week's top 20 percentage gainers and top 20 percentage losers, categorized by sectors (over $300 mln market cap and 100K average daily volume).

This week's top 20 % gainers

• Healthcare: MOH (66.43 +33.42%), MYGN (22.38 +21.7%), EXAS (35.43 +18.06%), FOMX (4.93 +17.1%)
• Industrials: ATSG (22.99 +25.01%), KTOS (9.08 +19.16%), HSC (15.55 +19.16%), SPXC (28.29 +17.58%), PBI (15.49 +16.55%)
• Consumer Discretionary: CHGG (11.49 +27.52%), RH (57.15 +19.14%), NYT (16.95 +17.3%)
• Information Technology: ANGI (10.71 +82.14%), FORM (14.25 +28.38%), OLED (111.3 +24.57%), IAC (100.45,  +21.01%), MELI (275.16 +20.2%), FEYE (14.82, +18.47%), FSLR (34.54 +16.89%)
• Telecommunication Services: STRP (161.49 +25.32%)

This week's top 20 % losers

• Healthcare: ITCI (9.35 -32.34%), MEDP (22.98 -27.53%), PBYI (30.7 -24.38%), CERS (3.33 -23.45%), CRIS (1.89 -21.9%), AMAG (19.1 -21.72%), PGNX (6.43 -18.81%), KPTI (8.32 -18.59%)
• Materials: RYI (10 -27.01%)
• Industrials: ARCB (19.75 -25.33%)
• Consumer Discretionary: NCMI (8.67 -27%), PBPB (11.35 -18.64%)
• Information Technology: TWLO (23.97 -27.47%), AMD (10.19 -23.38%)
• Energy: CIE (0.31 -21.89%)
• Consumer Staples: REV (19.3 -25.63%), AVP (3.7 -23.71%)
• Telecommunication Services: NIHD (0.47 -45.26%), FTR (1.46 -22.34%), S 

Revlon (REV) reported earnings on 5 May 17 (b/o)

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• REV : Q1 adj. EPS ($0.23) vs. $0.25; rev +35% to $595 mln driven by the acquisition of Elizabeth Arden (-6% pro forma). 

NEW YORK (AP) _ Revlon Inc. (REV) on Friday reported a first-quarter loss of $37.4 million, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier.

On a per-share basis, the New York-based company said it had a loss of 71 cents. Losses, adjusted for one-time gains and costs, were 23 cents per share.

The beauty products maker posted revenue of $594.9 million in the period.

Revlon shares have dropped 13 percent since the beginning of the year. The stock has dropped 31 percent in the last 12 months.

Revlon (REV) reported earnings on Fri 3 March 17 (b/o)

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NEW YORK (AP) _ Revlon Inc. (REV) reported a fourth-quarter loss of $36.5 million, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier.

On a per-share basis, the New York-based company said it had a loss of 70 cents. Earnings, adjusted for one-time gains and costs, came to 43 cents per share.

The beauty products maker posted revenue of $800.7 million in the period.

For the year, the company reported a loss of $21.9 million, or 42 cents per share, swinging to a loss in the period. Revenue was reported as $2.33 billion.

Revlon shares have risen 17 percent since the beginning of the year. The stock has dropped slightly more than 4 percent in the last 12 months.

Elizabeth Arden (RDEN) acquired by Revlon (REV) for US $870 million.

The company was founded as Red Door salon on Fifth Avenue in 1910. Arden's company was then sold to Eli Lilly and Company in 1971 for $38 million ($224,721,446 today).
Eli Lilly and Company sold Arden to Fabergé in 1987 for $657 million.
Arden's cosmetics company was bought from Unilever in 2003 by FFI for $225 million, a New York company.

Elizabeth Arden (RDEN) acquired by Revlon (REV) for US $870 million. (6/16)

    

Great trade : REV +28% (2/16)