Stocks To Keep Your Eye On - 07/25/2007

- (ATI)/1.94
- (BUD)/.86
- (BA)/1.16
- (CPS)/.45
- (CL)/.83
- (COP)/2.68
- (GLW)/.32
- (ETH)/.65
- (FCX)/2.74
- (GD)/1.17
- (HES)/1.47
- (LPX)/-.31
- (LSI)/-.02
- (MDC)/-.45
- (WFR)/.75
- (MTH)/-1.38
- (NSC)/.94
- (OI)/.50
- (PHM)/-.10
- (R)/1.07
- (RYL)/.59
- (SY)/.34
- (TEX)/1.61
- (TBL)/-.31
- (WLP)/1.36
- (ZMH)/.98

10:00 am
- Existing Home Sales for June are estimated to fall to 5.86M versus 5.99M in May.

10:30 am
-Crude Inventories for the week of 7/20 are expecting a drawdown of -1.375 mil barrels vs a decline of - 0.449 barrels the prior week.

Wall Street stocks finished sharply lower on Tuesday, sending the Dow industrials to their biggest single-day drop since March, as Countrywide Financial (CFC), the nation's biggest mortgage lender, warned that problems are spreading beyond the subprime sector, while earnings at DuPont (DD) and American Express (AXP) disappointed.

Watch FCX, UPS, and SGR for long breakouts.
Watch ZLC, KIM, and USB for short breakdowns.

After hours, Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. (JLL) rose $8, or 7 percent, to $122. The second-largest publicly traded commercial real estate broker said second-quarter profit jumped 19 percent on gains in Asia.