Cambrex Corp.’s (CBM) MACD indicator has moved into bearish territory with a reading of –0.3513. The Zacks #5 Rank (“Strong Sell”) stock decreased more than 1.28% to $10.83 in morning trade. The Zacks Consensus Estimate on the company’s earnings for the year ending December 2012 has decreased by 3 cents over the past month to 81 cents per share.
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