Tenet Healthcare is upgraded to 'buy,' and JetBlue is downgraded to 'neutral.'
Toll Brothers is upgraded to 'neutral,' and Nordstrom is initiated with a 'buy.'
Hewlett-Packard is downgraded to 'sell' at Goldman, and Groupon is initiated with a 'sell' at UBS.
Shares are up after a key survey's better-than-expected findings.
Wal-Mart and Abercrombie & Fitch to report earnings. Deals boost Comcast and US Airways. Solar stocks head higher after State of the Union address.
Results have been stronger than Wall Street's lowered estimates. Retailers' results should be strong.
Credit Suisse has identified companies that should benefit from shifts in the foreign exchange markets.
Expectations are high for Michael Kors, Fossil and Abercrombie, even after recent gains.
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