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Winners & Sinners: Circuit City, Harris, Mylan, AIG, True Religion

Kevin A. Tuttle May 09, 2008 11:15 am


	A quick look at today's biggest up and down movers.

Circuit City (CC) shares are rallying higher after the retail giant stated that it will allow Blockbuster (BBI) to perform due diligence into the feasibility of the video rental giant’s acquisition bid. Harris Corp. (HRS) is also seeing green after announcing that it is considering options which include the sale of the company.

Mylan Inc. (MYL) is struggling after failing to impress investors in their 1Q earnings report. American International Group (AIG) is also under pressure after its earnings report and plan to issue new shares.

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Tags: CC, HRS, MYL, AIG, TRLG


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Kevin A. Tuttle (KAT) is the CEO and Chief Equity Strategist of Tuttle Asset Management, LLC which manages a Hedge Fund named “Dynamic Allocation.” He is also the President and co-founder of the Orlando-based retail investment firm Church Street Capital, LLC, where he manages a fee-based long only growth portfolio for high net worth clientele.Kevin Tuttle welcomes your comments and/or feedback at tuttle@minyanville.com.

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