StockCall.com Provides Stock Research on Health Care REIT Inc., Strategic Hotels & Resorts Inc., CNO Financial Group Inc., Old Republic International Corp., and TICC Capital Corp.
New York City, New York -- (June 03, 2013)
U.S. equity market ended fell sharply on Friday, May 31, 2013, as investors liquidated their positions on the final day of the month. All three benchmark indexes posted their second successive weekly loss amid concerns that the U.S. Federal Reserve might start easing its bond buying program as early as June. However, despite the losses in the last two weeks, equities managed to post gains for the month of May. The equity market, however, is likely to remain under pressure as market participants speculate on the longevity of Feds’ bond buying program. The financial sector was one of the worst performers in the S&P 500 on Friday. The major movers in the sector included Health Care REIT Inc. (NYSE: HCN), Strategic Hotels and Resorts Inc. (NYSE: BEE), CNO Financial Group Inc. (NYSE: CNO), Old Republic International Corporation (NYSE: ORI), and TICC Capital Corp. (NASDAQ: TICC). StockCall has taken an interest in these companies and you can now sign up to download the free technical research on HCN, BEE, CNO, ORI, and TICC at
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Shares in Health Care REIT Inc. fell sharply on Friday, tracking losses in the broader market. The company’s shares traded between $67.99 and $69.74 before finishing the day 2% lower at $68.03. A total of 4.53 million shares were exchanged which is well above the daily average volume of 2.76 million. The stock has fallen 5.4% in the last three sessions. However, despite the recent losses, it is still up over 13.50% so far in 2013. Sign up today to read the free research report on HCN at
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Strategic Hotels and Resorts Inc.’s stock ended slightly lower on Friday, finishing at $8.04, down 0.62% from previous trading session’s closing price. A total of 2.87 million shares were traded between $7.99 and $8.11 on that day. The company’s shares have fallen nearly 2% in the last three sessions. The stock has been trading sideways over the past two months, struggling to break through $8.40 resistance level. Register to download the free technical analysis on BEE at
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Shares in CNO Financial Group Inc. ended slightly higher on Friday, hitting a 52-week high of $12.49. The stock closed 0.41% higher at $12.34. CNO saw a total of 2.50 million shares in its last trading session which is well above the daily average volume of 1.42 million. Shares of the company have gained over 4.10% in the last three sessions. The stock is currently trading above its 50- and 200-day moving averages. Free report on CNO can be accessed by registering at
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Old Republic International Corporation’s stock struggled on Friday, extending its losses from previous sessions. The stock traded between $13.59 and $13.85 before finishing the day 0.58% lower at $13.61. A total of 1.16 million shares were traded which is below the daily average volume of 1.16 million. The company’s shares have fallen nearly 2.40% in the last three sessions.Register withStockCall and download the research on ORI for free at
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Shares in TICC Capital Corp. fell sharply on Friday, closing 2% lower at $9.81 after trading between $9.78 and $10.06. A total of 586,833 shares were exchanged which is above the daily average volume of 522,737. Shares of TICC are currently trading nearly 7% below their 52-week high. So far this year, the stock has fallen 0.20%, underperforming the S&P 500. Read the full free research on TICC by signing up to StockCall at
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