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Gap was a leading decliner within the retail industry, falling $0.72 (-1.7%) to $40.64 on average volume

Whirlpool Corporation was a leading decliner within the consumer durables industry, falling $1.39 (-1.1%) to $129.19 on light volume

WellPoint was a leading decliner within the health care sector, falling $1.00 (-1.3%) to $76.98 on average volume

Banco Santander was a leading decliner within the banking industry, falling $0.08 (-1.1%) to $6.97 on average volume

Genworth Financial was a leading decliner within the financial sector, falling $0.15 (-1.4%) to $10.35 on light volume

Riverbed Technology Incorporated was a leading decliner within the computer hardware industry, falling $0.16 (-1.1%) to $15.00 on light volume

MBIA was a leading decliner within the insurance industry, falling $0.23 (-1.6%) to $14.57 on light volume

Williams Companies was a leading decliner within the basic materials sector, falling $0.57 (-1.5%) to $36.67 on average volume

Humana was a leading decliner within the health services industry, falling $0.91 (-1.1%) to $78.93 on light volume

Eli Lilly and Company was a leading decliner within the drugs industry, falling $0.60 (-1.1%) to $54.14 on average volume

PVH was a leading decliner within the consumer goods sector, falling $1.17 (-1.0%) to $115.74 on light volume

Duke Energy Corporation was a leading decliner within the utilities sector, falling $0.88 (-1.3%) to $68.88 on average volume

Dick's Sporting Goods was a leading decliner within the specialty retail industry, falling $0.77 (-1.5%) to $51.68 on light volume

Fluor Corporation was a leading decliner within the industrial goods sector, falling $1.25 (-1.9%) to $63.68 on average volume

Infosys was a leading decliner within the technology sector, falling $0.66 (-1.6%) to $41.80 on light volume

DR Horton was a leading decliner within the materials & construction industry, falling $0.26 (-1.0%) to $25.75 on average volume

Abercrombie & Fitch Company was a leading decliner within the services sector, falling $4.35 (-8.0%) to $50.02 on heavy volume

AMC Networks was a leading decliner within the media industry, falling $0.79 (-1.2%) to $65.90 on light volume

Louisiana-Pacific was a leading decliner within the wholesale industry, falling $0.48 (-2.5%) to $18.59 on average volume

CF Industries Holdings was a leading decliner within the chemicals industry, falling $2.15 (-1.1%) to $186.73 on light volume

Halliburton Company was a leading decliner within the energy industry, falling $0.50 (-1.1%) to $43.02 on light volume

Sap was a leading decliner within the computer software & services industry, falling $2.33 (-3.0%) to $75.87 on heavy volume

Barrick Gold Corporation was a leading decliner within the metals & mining industry, falling $0.39 (-2.0%) to $19.16 on light volume

Raymond James Financial was a leading decliner within the financial services industry, falling $0.52 (-1.2%) to $42.25 on heavy volume

PACCAR was a leading decliner within the automotive industry, falling $0.61 (-1.1%) to $53.35 on light volume

Trimble Navigation was a leading decliner within the electronics industry, falling $0.35 (-1.2%) to $27.69 on average volume

Coach was a leading decliner within the consumer non-durables industry, falling $0.83 (-1.4%) to $57.76 on light volume

Monster Beverage was a leading decliner within the food & beverage industry, falling $0.84 (-1.5%) to $55.91 on light volume

Boyd Gaming Corporation was a leading decliner within the leisure industry, falling $0.15 (-1.2%) to $12.60 on light volume

Verisk Analytics was a leading decliner within the diversified services industry, falling $0.65 (-1.1%) to $59.34 on heavy volume

Realty Income Corporation was a leading decliner within the real estate industry, falling $0.96 (-1.9%) to $49.67 on average volume

Deere was a leading decliner within the industrial industry, falling $0.89 (-1.0%) to $86.29 on average volume

Mercadolibre was a leading decliner within the internet industry, falling $2.80 (-2.3%) to $117.12 on average volume

CH Robinson Worldwide was a leading decliner within the transportation industry, falling $0.79 (-1.3%) to $58.70 on light volume

Standard Pacific was a winner within the materials & construction industry, rising $0.21 (2.2%) to $9.68 on average volume

Petroleo Brasileiro SA Petrobras was a winner within the basic materials sector, rising $0.33 (1.7%) to $19.61 on average volume

Liberty Media Corporation was a winner within the media industry, rising $15.72 (14.3%) to $125.55 on average volume

Intuitive Surgical was a winner within the health services industry, rising $23.07 (4.8%) to $501.53 on heavy volume

Sherwin-Williams Company was a winner within the chemicals industry, rising $3.12 (1.7%) to $189.20 on light volume

National Oilwell Varco was a winner within the energy industry, rising $1.08 (1.6%) to $69.98 on average volume

B/E Aerospace was a winner within the industrial goods sector, rising $0.64 (1.0%) to $62.76 on light volume

Copa Holdings was a winner within the transportation industry, rising $1.78 (1.4%) to $133.57 on average volume

Shire was a winner within the health care sector, rising $2.75 (2.8%) to $99.49 on average volume

Nielsen Holdings was a winner within the computer software & services industry, rising $0.53 (1.5%) to $35.01 on average volume

PartnerRe was a winner within the insurance industry, rising $1.12 (1.3%) to $88.59 on average volume

TJX Companies was a winner within the services sector, rising $0.55 (1.1%) to $50.85 on average volume