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Loser Stock - (NASDAQ:NICE) reported a lower third-quarter net profit

Nice Systems Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:NICE) fell over 7% to $28.78 after the company reported a lower third-quarter net profit on Tuesday that beat analysts’ estimates by a cent. Full Article at TransWorldNews

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  1. The results were a disappointment relative to expectations, but the expectations may have been running too far ahead
    SOURCE: Investor's Business Daily 2 months ago
  2. Some other data points, such as positive comments from component vendors like Texas Instruments (TXN), caused analysts to up their guidance ... Expectations may have gotten too high.
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