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Eaton (ETN) popped 5%: The Cleveland-based maker of electricity meters and vehicle transmissions raised its full-year forecast after posting second-quarter profit that beat analysts' estimates as demand for truck parts increased.

Here you have a second-quarter beat with a full-year raise, says Tim Seymour of EmergingMoney.com. It's not a cheap company, but the market liked it Wednesday.

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Seagate Technology (STX) dropped 9%: The maker of hard disc drives reported fiscal fourth-quarter revenue and adjusted profit that fell short of the average analysts' estimates.

"When you miss estimates, they're going to punish you in this market," says Pete Najarian of optionMONSTER.com. "The market right now will not tolerate that kind of weakness."

Quest Diagnostics (DGX) dropped 6%: The provider of diagnostic testing, information and services reported second-quarter revenue that fell short of the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey. It also lowered its forecast for full-year profit from continuing operations.

Earnings per share were weak, revenues missed and guidance was "lousy," says Guy Adami of Drakon Capital. He recommends staying away from the Madison, N.J.-based company because it could have a few more days on the downside.

SLM (SLM) dropped 11%: The largest US student lender said it made $219 million in private loans during the second quarter compared to $387 million a year earlier.

With 27% unemployment rate for teenagers, Brian Kelly of Kanundrum Capital thinks the Reston, Va.-based credit services provider could go lower.



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