Mosaic and Ford are big market movers

Molex, Lululemon, Isis, Mosaic and Ford are big market movers

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NEW YORK (AP) -- Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market:

NYSE

MDC Holdings Inc., up $1.72 to $29.37

Citigroup upgrades the homebuilder after a 30 percent pullback for housing shares since they hit multiyear highs in May.

The Mosaic Co., up $2.15 to $44.31

Shares of fertilizer companies rally after Russian President Vladimir Putin says a resolution must be found after the breakup of a potash cartel that had maintained higher prices.

Ford Motor Co., up 31 cents to $17.31

Jefferies & Co. says the carmaker is well positioned to meet strong demand and expects production to double in China by the middle of the decade.

Nasdaq

Molex Inc., up $9.29 to $38.63

Koch Industries is buying the electronic components and cables maker for about $6.86 billion.

Apple Inc., up $7.95 to $506.17

On the eve of an event to introduce new products, shares in the technology giant jump above $500 once again.

Isis Pharmaceuticals Inc., up $3.89 to $31.81

The drug developer announced that it is collaborating with Biogen Idec Inc. to develop therapies to treat neurological disorders.

Expedia Inc., up 96 cents to $50.64

The stock is upgraded by Lazard Capital, which cited a marketing agreement between the online travel company and its peer, Travelocity.

Lululemon Athletica Inc., up $1.79 to $71.28

Citigroup initiated coverage with a "buy" rating, saying that the yoga gear retailer is delivering strong consumer value despite high prices for its clothing and accessories.

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