Список проголосовавших за комментарий " <table class="BriefingDataTable" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr> <td class="articleColumn">Sector Summary: S&P Consumer Discretionary Index flat, in-line with the broader marketThe consumer discretionary group is in-line with the broader market. The retail group is also near the unchanged mark — the Retail HOLDRS Trust (<strong><strong>RTH</strong></strong>) is slightly in the red and the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (<strong><strong>XRT</strong></strong>) +0.1%. <strong><br/> <br/> Notable earnings/guidance</strong>: <br/> <ul><li><strong><strong>Trading higher following earnings/guidance</strong></strong><strong>: </strong><strong>BID</strong> +14.4%</li></ul><strong>In the news</strong>:<br/> <ul><li><strong>Leaders</strong>: <strong>KATE</strong> 2.2% <strong>KORS</strong> 0.6% <strong>COH</strong> 1.7% (Michael Kors and Coach move into second round of bidding for Kate Spade, according to Reuters), <strong>CAT</strong> 1.7% (President Trump at Governor's meeting reiterates he will make statements regarding infrastructure plan during Tuesday's address to Congress),</li><li><strong>Laggards</strong>: <strong>KHC</strong> -1.5% (Warren Buffet on CNBC says <strong>KHC</strong> is not planning hostile takeover of Unilever; there is no «backup deal»; prices in the space would make other deals less attractive), <strong>RAD</strong> -0.2% (pulling back after initially seeing early strength on CTFN article discussing speculation that the company's pending merger with Walgreens could soon be approved by the FTC)</li><li><strong>Nearly unchanged</strong>: <strong>PAG</strong> flat (files mixed securities shelf offering)</li></ul><strong>Other notable trends</strong>:<br/> <ul><li><strong>Homebuilding / contruction names are seeing notable strength</strong> following pending home sales data and ahead of Trump's Tuesday speech (infrastructure topic among items to be discussed). <strong>LGIH</strong> +2.6%, <strong>CAA</strong> +2.3%, <strong>MTH</strong> +2.2%, <strong>HOV</strong> +1.9%, <strong>LEN</strong> +1.9%, <strong>BZH</strong> +1.8%, <strong>PHM</strong> +1.6%, <strong>TMHC</strong> +1.5%, <strong>DHI</strong> +1.5%, <strong>MHO</strong> +1.4%, <strong>KBH</strong> +1.3%, <strong>ITB</strong> +1.3%, <strong>TOL</strong> +1.2%, <strong>XHB</strong> +1%, <strong>WLH</strong> +0.7%, <strong>MDC</strong> +0.7%</li></ul><strong>Analyst related</strong>:<br/> <ul><li><strong>Upgrades</strong>: <strong>CCL</strong> 0.1% (upgraded to Buy from Hold at Argus)</li><li><strong>Downgrades</strong>: <strong>URBN</strong> -0.9% (downgraded to Sell from Neutral at MKM Partners), <strong>CNK</strong> -0.6% (downgraded to Sector Perform at <strong>RBC</strong> Capital Mkts; tgt raised to $45)</li><li><strong>Misc</strong>: <strong>WTW</strong> 2.8% (M Science out with favorable online-sign up channel checks),</li></ul><p><strong>Looking ahead</strong>:</p><ul><li><strong>On the earnings front</strong>: <strong>FRGI</strong>, <strong>HTZ</strong>, <strong>KONA</strong>, <strong>PCLN</strong> report today after the close</li><li>Monthly Sales<ul><li>A handful of retailers will be reporting monthly sales on Thursday March 2. </li><li>Auto manufacturers will be reporting monthly sales on March 1.</li></ul></li></ul></td> </tr></table>"