Stocks To Keep Your Eye On - 08/07/2007

- (AES)/.21
- (ATW)/1.00
- (CAR)/.28
- (BBG)/.18
- (SAM)/.58
- (CHD)/.59
- (DF)/.30
- (DUK)/.20
- (EP)/.23
- (EMR)/.69
- (FLR)/.94
- (FTO)/1.64
- (HET)/.98
- (HEW)/.29
- (IFF)/.76
- (ISE)/.44
- (IPG)/.10
- (KG)/.46
- (MMC)/.36
- (MLM)/2.00
- (MVL)/.38
- (MDR)/.93
- (TAP)/1.72
- (PCG)/.66
- (TSO)/3.14
- (TIE)/.40
- (TXU)/1.19
- (TYC)/.48
- (WMG)/-.08
- (WMS)/.28

Allergan Inc. (AGN) The stock will rise on sales of Botox wrinkle-remover, silicone breast implants and other beauty products, CNBC ``Mad Money'' host Jim Cramer said yesterday. The shares rose $2.42, or 3.8 percent, to $65.99 yesterday.

AMN Healthcare Services Inc. (AHS) The healthcare- staffing company forecast third-quarter profit of 27 cents to 29 cents a share. That's lower than the 33 cent average from six analysts polled by Bloomberg. The shares gained 51 cents to $21.74 yesterday.

Arcelor Mittal (MT) fell $1.73, or 2.7 percent, to $61.81 in trading before U.S. exchanges opened. The U.S. Justice Department asked a judge to appoint a trustee to sell a Baltimore facility owned by Arcelor Mittal after the world's largest steelmaker didn't meet a deadline imposed to ease U.S. antitrust concerns related to its takeover last year of Arcelor SA.

Mentor Corp. (MNT) The medical-equipment maker reported fiscal first-quarter profit of 48 cents a share, excluding some items. Analysts, on average, estimated 34 cents. The shares rose 78 cents to $40.99.

NYSE Euronext (NYX) rose 47 cents to $71.62 in trading before U.S. exchanges opened. The owner of the world's largest stock exchange had record trading of derivatives and stocks in July. The NYSE's markets matched a record 62.9 billion shares last month, up 3.3 percent from the previous all-time high reached in June.

Radian Group Inc. (RDN ) rose $1.46, or 6.3 percent, to $24.69 in trading before U.S. exchanges opened. The third-largest insurer of loans to homebuyers rose on the prospect the U.S. government will act to limit mortgage lending losses. Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE), the two largest U.S. home-loan companies, asked regulators to allow them to take on more mortgage assets, helping pour money into the housing market, according to a person with knowledge of the request.

Watch SAP, DGX, NVT, DWA for a long breakout.
Watch BSC, WB, GNW, USB, MHP for a short breakdown.

-MM