Brunswick, Fossil, SodaStream Intl., Carter's, and Canon Early Briefing and Review
LONDON, April 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Markets reversed Tuesday's gains and ended lower in their latest trading session on Wednesday. Various issues including weak private jobs data and concerns about economic growth rate weighed the stocks down. The markets showed across the board weakness and the Consumer Goods sector followed the lead. Our research team followed major companies including Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC), Fossil Inc. (NASDAQ: FOSL), SodaStream International Ltd (NASDAQ: SODA), Carter's Inc. (NYSE: CRI) and Canon Inc. (NYSE: CAJ). StockCall has released free charting and technical research on these aforementioned companies. Register to read these reports at
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Brunswick Corporation closed its Wednesday' trading session with steep downward movement, accompanied with above average volume. The stock ended at $31.52, down 2.11 percent from its previous close. It traded in the range of $31.22 and $32.36 during the session. Brunswick is highly volatile as it commands beta of 3.09. The company's current market capitalization stands at $2.85 billion. The stock has gained 14.66 percent on a YTD basis while its 52 weeks gain stands at 22.41 percent. Sign up for the free report on BC at
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Fossil Inc. is trading below its short-term moving average price, indicating a bearish trend. It also closed its Wednesday's session at $91.42, down 2.21 percent. The stock made a downward movement with above average volume of 1.39 million shares. Fossil's stock lost 30.73 percent of its value in the past 52 weeks. However, in this year, the company's stock is up 2.36 percent. FOSL commands the market capitalization of $5.42 billion. It is also a highly volatile stock as it commands beta of 1.82. FOSL free technical report can be accessed by signing up at
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SodaStream International Ltd closed its yesterday's trading session at $48.51, down 4.13 percent from its previous close. The stock shows a neutral trend and currently is in neutral territory with Relative Strength Index of 46.27. It may find support at $45.96. Upon breaching this level, it may go down to $42 level. SodaStream traded 1.13 million shares during Wednesday's session, and its stock oscillated in the range of $48.17 and $51.23. The stock has appreciated 44.03 percent in the past 52 weeks. Free report on SODA can be accessed by registering at
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Carter's Inc. made an upward movement with 1.97 percent gain in its latest trading session. The company's stock ended at $58.50 and its highest price point for yesterday's session stood at $58.77. In the past 12 months, the stock has gained 17.54 percent while its YTD gain stands at 7.85 percent. The company trades at beta of 0.63, which implies low volatility. It traded 1.48 million shares during Wednesday's session, in comparison to its regular daily volume of 815,671 shares. Carter's is in a neutral zone and is likely to go up to $59.66 in the coming trading sessions. Register with StockCall and download the research on CRI for free at
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Canon Inc. traded in the range of $34.57 and $35.09 in yesterday's session and ended the day at $34.64, down 1.28 percent. The stock's 52 weeks range stands at $29.81 and $48.33. Canon has lost 27.32 percent of its value in the past 12 months, while it lost 10.56 percent so far this year. The company is in a bearish mode and may find its first support level at $34.06. It is trading below its 20-day moving average of $36.34. Read the full free research on CAJ by signing up to StockCall at
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