4 Stocks Making Moves

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The following video is from Wednesday's Investor Beat, in which host Chris Hill and analysts Matt Argersinger and Jason Moser dissect the hardest-hitting investing stories of the day.

In this segment, our analysts discuss four stocks making moves. Express fell on weak guidance for 2013. Dole Food's quarterly loss was worse than expected thanks to "banana market conditions." Shares of Netflix were up thanks to a new partnership with Facebook , and DreamWorks Animation got an upgrade.


The precipitous drop in Netflix shares since the summer of 2011 has caused many shareholders to lose hope. While the company's first-mover status is often viewed as a competitive advantage, the opportunities in streaming media have brought some new, deep-pocketed rivals looking for their piece of a growing pie. Can Netflix fend off this burgeoning competition, and will its international growth aspirations really pay off? These are must-know issues for investors, which is why we've released a brand-new premium report on Netflix. Inside, you'll learn about the key opportunities and risks facing the company, as well as reasons to buy or sell the stock. We're also offering a full year of updates as key news hits, so make sure to click here and claim a copy today.

The relevant video segment can be found between 2:28 and 4:54.

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