Stocks are up as the Dow and S&P again hit new highs.
The S&P 500 breaks above 1,600 and the Dow eclipses 15,000 after the government reports stronger-than-expected jobs figures for April.
Amgen, Celgene and Pharmacyclics see short interest drop recently.
There's mixed interest in biotech, biopharmaceutical and emerging pharma companies.
US market are set for a lower open following weak data from China and ongoing concern Italians will have to go for another round of elections.
The two companies face problems with their weight-loss drugs.
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The month also features a big gathering of biotech CEOs in New York and a cancer research meeting in Florida.
Stocks are mixed on the first day of a compressed and very busy week for earnings.
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