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U.S. stocks started the new year lower on Wednesday, as weak data in Asia and Europe confirmed fears of a global economic slowdown while the U.S. government shutdown dragged on.
The top three S&P 500 percentage gainers:
** General Electric Co, up 5 pct
** Wynn Resorts Ltd, up 4.4 pct
** Western Digital Corp, up 3.5 pct
The top three S&P 500 percentage losers:
** Hologic Inc, down 6.8 pct
** Akamai Technologies Inc, down 4.4 pct
** Anthem Inc, down 4.1 pct
The top two NYSE percentage gainers:
** MedEquities Realty Trust Inc, up 44.3 pct
** Bright Scholar Education Holdings Ltd, up 19.8 pct
The top two NYSE percentage losers:
** Bitauto Holdings Ltd, down 19.1 pct
** James Hardie Industries Plc, down 9.4 pct
The top three Nasdaq percentage gainers:
** China Ceramics Co. Ltd, up 44.4 pct
** DLH Holdings Corp, up 22.8 pct
** Marin Software Inc, up 22.8 pct
The top two Nasdaq percentage losers:
** Avalon GloboCare Corp, down 22.5 pct
** Uxin Ltd, down 16.3 pct
** Tesla Inc: down 8.2 pct
Set to erase 2018's gains on slide as Q4 deliveries miss estimates
** Akamai Technologies Inc: down 4.4 pct
Cowen moves to sidelines expecting slowing revenue trends
** The Estee Lauder Cos Inc: up 0.9 pct
Citi upgrades rating to "buy", sees upside to 2019 EPS forecast
** JPMorgan Chase & Co.: up 1.1 pct
** The Goldman Sachs Group Inc.: up 1.9 pct
Barclays positive on U.S. large-cap banks
** Wells Fargo & Co: up 1.0 pct
Not "out of the woods" yet regarding regulatory issues, says RBC
** CVS Health Corp: down 1.1 pct
Stock an execution story in 2019
** Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc: down 1.5 pct
Jefferies sees choppy year ahead
** Hologic Inc: down 6.7 pct
MS downgrades to underweight, sees limited room for end-market growth
** Synthorx Inc: down 4.2 pct
Brokerages start coverage on optimism over cancer drug pipeline
** Moderna Inc: down 4.0 pct
Brokerages start with bullish ratings on Moderna's shares
** Netflix Inc: down 1.6 pct
Suntrust Robinson cuts PT, says Q4 new subscribers could be less than co's guidance
The 11 major S&P 500 sectors:
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