Social Media Outlook for Tuesday July 17 (DGIT, KO, JBHT, GOOG)

In recent years, traders and investors have increasingly turned to social media to discuss their investments. Now, interested parties can get a scientific look at what is being discussed on a weekly, monthly and even hourly basis.

Provided by Social Market Analytics, here is the social media outlook for Tuesday July 17.

Most Bullish

Digital Generation DGIT announced on Monday that it is undergoing a strategic overview of various financial strategies, which could include partnerships, business model alternatives and a sale or transaction. Digital Generation traded up about 25 percent on Tuesday.

The Coca-Cola Company KO traded up about 3 percent early on Tuesday after announcing second quarter earnings that beat analyst estimates. Coke's revenues also rose 2.7 percent.

Most Bearish

J.B. Hunt Transport Service JBHT traded down about 5.5 percent on Tuesday. The company reported earnings that beat earnings estimates but missed revenue estimates.

Google GOOG traded down early on Tuesday after one of its former executives Marissa Mayer was appointed President and CEO of Yahoo! YHOO.

Most Discussed

Yahoo! YHOO traded down about 1% on Tuesday. On Monday, Yahoo! announced that it has appointed Marissa Mayer, a Google GOOG executive, as President and CEO.

Apple AAPL traded up slightly on Tuesday. It was rumored that the next iPhone will have a thinner screen.

Goldman Sachs Group GS shares traded up about 1.6 percent on Tuesday after reporting earnings that beat Wall Street estimates.

Facebook FB traded down nearly 3 percent on Tuesday. Investors had concerns that the company's earnings will reflect slowing sales growth.

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