5 – ReneSola – NYSE:SOL
4 – VirnetX Holding Corp. – AMEX:VHC
3 – Excel Maritime – NYSE:EXM
2 – Canadian Solar – NASDAQ:CSIQ
1 – Lehman Brothers – NYSE:LEH
ReneSola, Ltd., (NYSE:SOL) through its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and sale of solar wafers and related products in the People's Republic of
* ReneSola shares have been soaring with other solar companies as crude oil rebounded to trade above $134 a barrel after declining in pre-market trading. SOL hit a low of $20.34 and a high of $21.89 on Tuesday and its stock hit its 52 week high of $29.48 in May and set its 52 week low of $7.36 in March. SOL had a big plunge in February, but has been stronger since then. SOL gained 77 cents or 3.85% to $20.77 on Tuesday.
VirnetX Holding Corporation, (AMEX:VHC) a development-stage company, focuses on developing solutions for real-time communications, such as instant messaging and voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) in the United States. The company is developing 'single-click' and 'zero-click' security solutions for real-time communications; and 'end-to-end' security for VoIP, video conferencing, and other types of peer-to-peer collaboration.
* On Monday, VirnetX said that on
* Excel Maritime's senior management recently participated with 14 other companies in Capital Link's "Analyst and Investor Day" organized recently in Athens with the occasion of Posidonia. Shares of EXM rocketed $4.34 or 11.10% to $43.44 on Tuesday.
Canadian Solar, Inc., (NASDAQ:CSIQ) together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of solar module products that convert sunlight into electricity for various uses. Its products include a range of standard solar modules to general specifications for use in various residential, commercial, and industrial solar power generation systems.
* Shares of Canadian Solar rose 10.69% after the maker of photovoltaic cells and modules lifted its 2008 revenue forecast, citing stronger sales to German customers. The company, which also announced increased capital expenditure plans, said it expects sales this year of $750 million to $870 million, up from a previous forecast of $650 million to $750 million. Shares of CSIQ rocketed on the news to gain $4.54 to $47.00.
* Shares of Lehman Brothers found themselves back in the red on Tuesday after reassuring the market on Monday that its liquidity and reserves were adequate, despite the investment bank's $2.8 billion second-quarter loss. Shares of LEH finished Tuesday down $2.06 or 7.57% to $25.14.
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