Only 14 of the ETFdb 60's components finished the day in positive territory. Among the biggest losers for the day was United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG) , which sunk by 4.9%. This steep slide came after the weekly storage report from the Energy Information Administration showed a pull from U. S gas stocks of 11 billion cubic feet for the week ended , well below the 28 bcf analysts and traders had predicted in a Dow Jones Newswires survey. "It was a pretty disappointing storage number," said Cameron Horwitz , an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey in Houston. "There was almost a 20 bcf spread between the actual number and the consensus." 
Share:  Only 14 of the ETFdb 60's components finished the day in positive territory. Among the biggest losers for the day was United States Natural Gas Fund (<span class="company">UNG</span>) , which sunk by 4.9%. This steep slide came after the weekly storage report from the Energy Information Administration showed a pull from U. S gas stocks of 11 billion cubic feet for the week ended , well below the 28 bcf analysts and traders had predicted in a Dow Jones Newswires survey.<span class="sent"> "It was a pretty disappointing storage number," said <span class="analyst">Cameron Horwitz</span> , an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey in Houston.</span> "There was almost a 20 bcf spread between the actual number and the consensus."...Only 14 of the ETFdb 60's components finished the day in positive territory. Among the biggest losers for the day was United States Natural Gas Fund (<span class="company">UNG</span>) , which sunk by 4.9%. This steep slide came after the weekly storage report from the Energy Information Administration showed a pull from U. S gas stocks of 11 billion cubic feet for the week ended , well below the 28 bcf analysts and traders had predicted in a Dow Jones Newswires survey.<span class="sent"> "It was a pretty disappointing storage number," said <span class="analyst">Cameron Horwitz</span> , an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey in Houston.</span> "There was almost a 20 bcf spread between the actual number and the consensus." Tweet this 

"Our initial impression is that Hydro is a clear ‘new' product offering, while ProGlide looks like more of an extension of the 3 year old Fusion platform," analyst Bill Chappell Jr of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey wrote Feb. 19. "It also appears that ProGlide will be at a significant price premium (about 20 percent) to Hydro.". Energizer's latest shaving products mark a new emphasis on skin care and comfort, Klein told analysts at last week's Consumer Analyst Group of New York (CAGNY) conference in Boca Raton, Fla. "The area of improvement is not necessarily getting a closer shave," Klein said. "Frankly the premium solutions out there right now get about as close as you want to. But we saw a significant opportunity to make the shave experience more comfortable. In other words, we see an opportunity to move the category from simply hair removal to care for your skin." 
Share:  <span class="sent">"Our initial impression is that Hydro is a clear ‘new' product offering, while ProGlide looks like more of an extension of the 3 year old Fusion platform," analyst <span class="analyst">Bill Chappell</span> Jr of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey wrote Feb. 19. "It also appears that ProGlide will be at a significant price premium (about 20 percent) to Hydro.".</span> <span class="company">Energizer</span>'s latest shaving products mark a new emphasis on skin care and comfort, Klein told analysts at last week's Consumer Analyst Group of New York (CAGNY) conference in Boca Raton, Fla. "The area of improvement is not necessarily getting a closer shave," Klein said. "Frankly the premium solutions out there right now get about as close as you want to. But we saw a significant opportunity to make the shave experience more comfortable. In other words, we see an opportunity to move the category from simply hair removal to care for your skin."....<span class="sent">"Our initial impression is that Hydro is a clear ‘new' product offering, while ProGlide looks like more of an extension of the 3 year old Fusion platform," analyst <span class="analyst">Bill Chappell</span> Jr of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey wrote Feb. 19. "It also appears that ProGlide will be at a significant price premium (about 20 percent) to Hydro.".</span> <span class="company">Energizer</span>'s latest shaving products mark a new emphasis on skin care and comfort, Klein told analysts at last week's Consumer Analyst Group of New Y Tweet this 

WALL STREET VIEW RIPE FOR REVISION Some sales expectations for Walgreen have come down in recent days, but some earnings forecasts still appear to be too high, said SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst David Magee. Magee expects Walgreen to post flat February same store sales and earn 67 cents per share in the second quarter, which ended in February 
Share:  <span class="sent">WALL STREET VIEW RIPE FOR REVISION Some sales expectations for <span class="company">Walgreen</span> have come down in recent days, but some earnings forecasts still appear to be too high, said SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst <span class="analyst">David Magee</span>.</span> Magee expects <span class="company">Walgreen</span> to post flat February same store sales and earn 67 cents per share in the second quarter, which ended in February....<span class="sent">WALL STREET VIEW RIPE FOR REVISION Some sales expectations for <span class="company">Walgreen</span> have come down in recent days, but some earnings forecasts still appear to be too high, said SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst <span class="analyst">David Magee</span>.</span> Magee expects <span class="company">Walgreen</span> to post flat February same store sales and earn 67 cents per share in the second quarter, which ended in February. Tweet this 

The world's No. 3 generic drugmaker, whose shares rose 7.7 percent, backed its previous 2010 profit outlook and predicted 2011 earnings well above Wall Street estimates. Mylan also named John Sheehan, the chief financial officer of auto parts company Delphi Automotive LLP, as its CFO effective in April. "I think what you'll see is the Street goes in the right direction toward that guidance but they don't go all the way there," said Frank Pinkerton, an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, who predicted the shares would outpace the market on Thursday. "This is a growth story." 
Share:  The world's No. 3 generic drugmaker, whose shares rose 7.7 percent, backed its previous 2010 profit outlook and predicted 2011 earnings well above Wall Street estimates. <span class="company">Mylan</span> also named John Sheehan, the chief financial officer of auto parts company Delphi Automotive LLP, as its CFO effective in April.<span class="sent"> "I think what you'll see is the Street goes in the right direction toward that guidance but they don't go all the way there," said <span class="analyst">Frank Pinkerton</span>, an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, who predicted the shares would outpace the market on Thursday.</span> "This is a growth story."...The world's No. 3 generic drugmaker, whose shares rose 7.7 percent, backed its previous 2010 profit outlook and predicted 2011 earnings well above Wall Street estimates. <span class="company">Mylan</span> also named John Sheehan, the chief financial officer of auto parts company Delphi Automotive LLP, as its CFO effective in April.<span class="sent"> "I think what you'll see is the Street goes in the right direction toward that guidance but they don't go all the way there," said <span class="analyst">Frank Pinkerton</span>, an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, who predicted the shares would outpace the market on Thursday.</span> "This is a growth story." Tweet this 

The world's No. 3 generic drugmaker, whose shares rose 7.7 percent, backed its previous 2010 profit outlook and predicted 2011 earnings well above Wall Street estimates. Mylan also named John Sheehan, the chief financial officer of auto parts company Delphi Automotive LLP, as its CFO effective in April. "I think what you'll see is the Street goes in the right direction toward that guidance but they don't go all the way there," said Frank Pinkerton, an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, who predicted the shares would outpace the market on Thursday. "This is a growth story." 
Share:  The world's No. 3 generic drugmaker, whose shares rose 7.7 percent, backed its previous 2010 profit outlook and predicted 2011 earnings well above Wall Street estimates. Mylan also named John Sheehan, the chief financial officer of auto parts company <span class="company">Delphi Automotive LLP</span>, as its CFO effective in April.<span class="sent"> "I think what you'll see is the Street goes in the right direction toward that guidance but they don't go all the way there," said <span class="analyst">Frank Pinkerton</span>, an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, who predicted the shares would outpace the market on Thursday.</span> "This is a growth story."...The world's No. 3 generic drugmaker, whose shares rose 7.7 percent, backed its previous 2010 profit outlook and predicted 2011 earnings well above Wall Street estimates. Mylan also named John Sheehan, the chief financial officer of auto parts company <span class="company">Delphi Automotive LLP</span>, as its CFO effective in April.<span class="sent"> "I think what you'll see is the Street goes in the right direction toward that guidance but they don't go all the way there," said <span class="analyst">Frank Pinkerton</span>, an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, who predicted the shares would outpace the market on Thursday.</span> "This is a growth story." Tweet this 

SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analysts Robert Dezego and Timothy J Schaeffer reiterated their Neutral rating for the shares of Cogent Communications Group (Nasdaq: CCOI). . The analysts noted that adjusted EBITDA and revenue fell below their expectations in the 4th quarter of 2009. . However, EPS share beat the analysts' estimates 
Share:  <span class="sent">SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analysts <span class="analyst">Robert Dezego</span> and Timothy J Schaeffer reiterated their Neutral rating for the shares of <span class="company">Cogent Communication</span>s Group (Nasdaq: CCOI).</span> . The analysts noted that adjusted EBITDA and revenue fell below their expectations in the 4th quarter of 2009. . However, EPS share beat the analysts' estimates....<span class="sent">SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analysts <span class="analyst">Robert Dezego</span> and Timothy J Schaeffer reiterated their Neutral rating for the shares of <span class="company">Cogent Communication</span>s Group (Nasdaq: CCOI).</span> . The analysts noted that adjusted EBITDA and revenue fell below their expectations in the 4th quarter of 2009. . However, EPS share beat the analysts' estimates. Tweet this 

, Analysts at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey initiate coverage of Qwest (Q) with a "neutral" rating 
Share:  <span class="sent">, Analysts at <span class="analyst">SunTrust Robinson Humphrey</span> initiate coverage of Qwest (<span class="company">Q</span>) with a "neutral" rating</span> Tweet this 

, Analysts at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey upgrade ABAXIS Inc (ABAX) from "neutral" to "buy" 
Share:  <span class="sent">, Analysts at <span class="analyst">SunTrust Robinson Humphrey</span> upgrade ABAXIS Inc (<span class="company">ABAX</span>) from "neutral" to "buy"</span> Tweet this 

Cameron Horwitz, who tracks natural gas for SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, said the accident may lead to more precautions on how it is handled A Safety Board team also examined the explosion on in the Raleigh, NC, suburb of Garner that killed four and injured dozens at the ConAgra Foods Inc plant "I would anticipate that the team will be examining what happened in Middletown to see if there are any similarities," Horwitz said John Bresland, the board's chairman, said last week in North Carolina that the safety board hadn't been able to identify a trend in the problems because they had not gone to investigate four other similar explosions "Unfortunately, it took the tragedy here in Garner [NC] to get us here and to make the recommendations that we are making," he told reporters 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Cameron Horwitz</span>, who tracks natural gas for SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, said the accident may lead to more precautions on how it is handled</span> A Safety Board team also examined the explosion on in the Raleigh, NC, suburb of Garner that killed four and injured dozens at the <span class="company">ConAgra Foods</span> Inc plant "I would anticipate that the team will be examining what happened in Middletown to see if there are any similarities," Horwitz said John Bresland, the board's chairman, said last week in North Carolina that the safety board hadn't been able to identify a trend in the problems because they had not gone to investigate four other similar explosions "Unfortunately, it took the tragedy here in Garner [NC] to get us here and to make the recommendations that we are making," he told reporters...<span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Cameron Horwitz</span>, who tracks natural gas for SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, said the accident may lead to more precautions on how it is handled</span> A Safety Board team also examined the explosion on in the Raleigh, NC, suburb of Garner that killed four and injured dozens at the <span class="company">ConAgra Foods</span> Inc plant "I would anticipate that the team will be examining what happened in Middletown to see if there are any similarities," Horwitz said John Bresland, the board's chairman, said last week in North Carolina that the safety board hadn't been able to identify a trend in the problems b Tweet this 

Cameron Horwitz, who tracks natural gas for SunTrust Robinson Humphrey said the accident may lead to more precautions on how it is handled A Safety Board team also examined the explosion on in the Raleigh, NC, suburb of Garner that killed four and injured dozens working at the ConAgra Foods Inc plant "I would anticipate that the team will be examining what happened in Middletown to see if there are any similarities," Horowitz said 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Cameron Horwitz</span>, who tracks natural gas for SunTrust Robinson Humphrey said the accident may lead to more precautions on how it is handled</span> A Safety Board team also examined the explosion on in the Raleigh, NC, suburb of Garner that killed four and injured dozens working at the <span class="company">ConAgra Foods</span> Inc plant "I would anticipate that the team will be examining what happened in Middletown to see if there are any similarities," Horowitz said...<span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Cameron Horwitz</span>, who tracks natural gas for SunTrust Robinson Humphrey said the accident may lead to more precautions on how it is handled</span> A Safety Board team also examined the explosion on in the Raleigh, NC, suburb of Garner that killed four and injured dozens working at the <span class="company">ConAgra Foods</span> Inc plant "I would anticipate that the team will be examining what happened in Middletown to see if there are any similarities," Horowitz said Tweet this