Stephen Moss, an analyst with Janney Montgomery Scott, said there has been an increasing appetite for risk among investors. "So even banks with asset quality problems that have remained well capitalized, like Green (Bankshares), have found a pretty significant bid on their stock," Moss said. Moss said that while the company is correct in saying they don't need additional capital now, many people expect them to raise it in the future. "I think a lot of people would take comfort if they raised capital," he said. "It would definitely help support the stock even further.". Business writer Josh Flory may be reached at 865 342 6994 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Stephen Moss</span>, an analyst with Janney Montgomery Scott, said there has been an increasing appetite for risk among investors. "So even banks with asset quality problems that have remained well capitalized, like <span class="company">Green</span> (Bankshares), have found a pretty significant bid on their stock," Moss said.</span> Moss said that while the company is correct in saying they don't need additional capital now, many people expect them to raise it in the future. "I think a lot of people would take comfort if they raised capital," he said. "It would definitely help support the stock even further.". Business writer Josh Flory may be reached at 865 342 6994....<span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Stephen Moss</span>, an analyst with Janney Montgomery Scott, said there has been an increasing appetite for risk among investors. "So even banks with asset quality problems that have remained well capitalized, like <span class="company">Green</span> (Bankshares), have found a pretty significant bid on their stock," Moss said.</span> Moss said that while the company is correct in saying they don't need additional capital now, many people expect them to raise it in the future. "I think a lot of people would take comfort if they raised capital," he said. "It would definitely help support the stock even further.". Business writer Josh Flory may be reached at 865 342 6994. Tweet this 

Dreamworks Animation (DWA) shares slipped Monday after Janney Capital analyst Tony Wible cut his rating on the stock to Neutral from Buy. Wible cites several reasons for the downgrade, including valuation, the strengthening of the U. S dollar, "3D screen bottlenecks" and risks heading into the release of How To Train Your Dragon . Wible writes that the movie is "a great film that will likely show DWA is perfecting its 3D skills," but that awareness and interest in the film "looks weaker than expecting heading into the final 11 days to its release." 
Share:  <span class="sent">Dreamworks Animation (<span class="company">DWA</span>) shares slipped Monday after Janney Capital analyst <span class="analyst">Tony Wible</span> cut his rating on the stock to Neutral from Buy. Wible cites several reasons for the downgrade, including valuation, the strengthening of the U. S dollar, "3D screen bottlenecks" and risks heading into the release of How To Train Your Dragon .</span> Wible writes that the movie is "a great film that will likely show <span class="company">DWA</span> is perfecting its 3D skills," but that awareness and interest in the film "looks weaker than expecting heading into the final 11 days to its release."....<span class="sent">Dreamworks Animation (<span class="company">DWA</span>) shares slipped Monday after Janney Capital analyst <span class="analyst">Tony Wible</span> cut his rating on the stock to Neutral from Buy. Wible cites several reasons for the downgrade, including valuation, the strengthening of the U. S dollar, "3D screen bottlenecks" and risks heading into the release of How To Train Your Dragon .</span> Wible writes that the movie is "a great film that will likely show <span class="company">DWA</span> is perfecting its 3D skills," but that awareness and interest in the film "looks weaker than expecting heading into the final 11 days to its release.". Tweet this 

Janney analyst says, "We rate DWA NEUTRAL and believe DWA shares now have a less favorable risk/reward owing to greater P&A risk on Dragon, recent USD strength, and recent share appreciation. 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Janney</span> analyst says, "We rate DWA NEUTRAL and believe DWA shares now have a less favorable risk/reward owing to greater P&A risk on Dragon, recent USD strength, and recent share appreciation.</span> Tweet this 

Janney analyst says, "Clean Energy Fuels reported 4Q09 revenue and EPS that beat consensus revenue and EPS on lower than expected volumes. 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Janney</span> analyst says, "<span class="company">Clean Energy Fuels</span> reported 4Q09 revenue and EPS that beat consensus revenue and EPS on lower than expected volumes.</span> Tweet this 

This morning analysts at Janney Montgomery Scott downgraded XL to Neutral from Buy. Technical indicators for the stock are neutral and S&P gives XL a neutral 3 STARS (out of 5) hold ranking. 
Share:  <span class="sent">This morning analysts at <span class="analyst">Janney Montgomery Scott</span> downgraded <span class="company">XL</span> to Neutral from Buy. Technical indicators for the stock are neutral and S&P gives <span class="company">XL</span> a neutral 3 STARS (out of 5) hold ranking.</span> Tweet this 

Janney analyst says, "When we upgraded shares of XL to Buy in early , we believed that management would be successful at stabilizing the company's operations, balance sheet, and market presence. 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Janney</span> analyst says, "When we upgraded shares of <span class="company">XL</span> to Buy in early , we believed that management would be successful at stabilizing the company's operations, balance sheet, and market presence.</span> Tweet this 

Kroger said sales at stores open at least 15 months, a key retail gauge, rose only 1.2 percent without fuel sales in the fourth quarter, but still one of the few recent grocery retailer reports to show growth. "Kroger actually has been putting up pretty resilient numbers. It's been outpacing its peers," said Michelle Chang, Morningstar grocery analyst. "It's remarkably simple — margin can buy traffic and vice versa — and for the moment it seems Kroger has established the right balance," Janney Capital Markets analyst Jonathan Feeney wrote in a client note. 
Share:  <span class="company">Kroger</span> said sales at stores open at least 15 months, a key retail gauge, rose only 1.2 percent without fuel sales in the fourth quarter, but still one of the few recent grocery retailer reports to show growth. "<span class="company">Kroger</span> actually has been putting up pretty resilient numbers. It's been outpacing its peers," said Michelle Chang, Morningstar grocery analyst.<span class="sent"> "It's remarkably simple — margin can buy traffic and vice versa — and for the moment it seems <span class="company">Kroger</span> has established the right balance," Janney Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Jonathan Feeney</span> wrote in a client note.</span>...<span class="company">Kroger</span> said sales at stores open at least 15 months, a key retail gauge, rose only 1.2 percent without fuel sales in the fourth quarter, but still one of the few recent grocery retailer reports to show growth. "<span class="company">Kroger</span> actually has been putting up pretty resilient numbers. It's been outpacing its peers," said Michelle Chang, Morningstar grocery analyst.<span class="sent"> "It's remarkably simple — margin can buy traffic and vice versa — and for the moment it seems <span class="company">Kroger</span> has established the right balance," Janney Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Jonathan Feeney</span> wrote in a client note.</span>...<span class="company">Kroger</span> said sales at stores open at least 15 months, a key retail gauge Tweet this 

SEI Investments, the cult like Oaks based mutual fund distributor and institutional investment software maker, is ramping up for "20% to 25%" sales growth by 2011 on its new Global Wealth Platform software system, which has landed HSBC, Cavanaugh Group and other British money managers as clients, wrote Janney Capital Markets analysts Thomas C. McCrohan and Leonard A. 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="company">SEI</span> Investments, the cult like Oaks based mutual fund distributor and institutional investment software maker, is ramping up for "20% to 25%" sales growth by 2011 on its new Global Wealth Platform software system, which has landed HSBC, Cavanaugh Group and other British money managers as clients, wrote Janney Capital Markets analysts Thomas C. McCrohan and Leonard A.</span> Tweet this 

Janney Montgomery Scott downgrades Cheesecake Factory (Nasdaq: CAKE ) from Neutral to Sell. 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Janney</span> Montgomery Scott downgrades <span class="company">Cheesecake Factory</span> (Nasdaq: CAKE ) from Neutral to Sell.</span> Tweet this 

"Alice in Wonderland" may be a much needed hit for Disney, but analysts don't expect it to have a big impact on the company's financial results. The adventure down the rabbit hole earned a blowout $116.3 million in its opening weekend – a record for a 3 D film and for a non sequel. Analyst Doug Mitchelson at Deutsche Bank estimates Disney could make $200 million from the movie. But Tony Wible at Janney Capital Markets says the success of "Alice" wouldn't change his earnings estimates, which already factored in some returns from the film. 
Share:  "Alice in Wonderland" may be a much needed hit for <span class="company">Disney</span>, but analysts don't expect it to have a big impact on the company's financial results. The adventure down the rabbit hole earned a blowout $116.3 million in its opening weekend – a record for a 3 D film and for a non sequel. Analyst Doug Mitchelson at Deutsche Bank estimates <span class="company">Disney</span> could make $200 million from the movie.<span class="sent"> But <span class="analyst">Tony Wible</span> at Janney Capital Markets says the success of "Alice" wouldn't change his earnings estimates, which already factored in some returns from the film.</span>..."Alice in Wonderland" may be a much needed hit for <span class="company">Disney</span>, but analysts don't expect it to have a big impact on the company's financial results. The adventure down the rabbit hole earned a blowout $116.3 million in its opening weekend – a record for a 3 D film and for a non sequel. Analyst Doug Mitchelson at Deutsche Bank estimates <span class="company">Disney</span> could make $200 million from the movie.<span class="sent"> But <span class="analyst">Tony Wible</span> at Janney Capital Markets says the success of "Alice" wouldn't change his earnings estimates, which already factored in some returns from the film.</span>...The adventure down the rabbit hole earned a blowout $116.3 million in its opening weekend – a record for a 3 D film and for a non sequel. Analyst Doug Mitchelson at Deutsche Bank estimates <span class=" Tweet this