Top 5 Stocks For February 4, 2010 (DNB, TM, CLX, GSK, K)
Dun & Bradstreet (NYSE: DNB): Analysts expect the credit reporting firm to post earnings of $1.75 per share, when it declares its results for the latest quarter after the bell. DNB had slipped 1.72% to close at $78.95 yesterday.
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Car maker Toyota Motor (NYSE: TM) was downgraded at Goldman Sachs due to massive recall issues. The company is also facing issues with its Prius, with the Japanese government ordering its investigation. TM’s shares have been on a downslide and had lost 6.00% to close at $73.49 yesterday.
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Clorox (NYSE: CLX): The company may earn $0.75 per share for the latest quarter. CLX is due to release its results prior to the market open. CLX gained 0.66% yesterday to close at $60.66.
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GlaxoSmithKline (NYSE: GSK): The global healthcare group is scheduled to announce its results for the latest quarter prior to the start of trading. Wall Street expects GSK to post an EPS of $1.12. After losing 1.44% yesterday, GSK has gained 1.46% in after hours trading.
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Kellogg Company (NYSE: K): The cereal giant has forecasted earnings of $0.48 per share for its latest quarter. K will release its results before the bell. K’s shares slid 0.31% to close at $55.1 yesterday.
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