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Abbott & St. Jude NO deal talk; Williams-Sonoma drops outlook; SolarCity upgraded

Time for your daily dose of trending tickers, the stocks you're following based on your Yahoo Finance ticker searches.

Williams-Sonoma 

Williams-Sonoma (WSM) did not join the early market rally. Investors turned away after hearing the company issued a weaker outlook for the current quarter and the full year compared to Wall Street's forecast. Williams-Sonoma blamed the effects of the West Coast port disruptions earlier this year. The home furnishings retailer did match second quarter profit of $0.58 a share on better-than-expected revenue growth.

St. Jude Medical & Abbott Laboratories

A potential takeover pushed Saint Jude Medical (STJ) higher. But Abbott Laboratories (ABT) knocked the Financial Times report that it was preparing to make a $25 billion bid for medical device maker, St. Jude. Shares of Abbott Labs also traded in the green. The merger would have given the two companies even more ability to deal with healthcare providers.

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SolarCity

An upgrade on Wall Street gave SolarCity (SCTY) a reason to rise. The stock was raised at Morgan Stanley to an 'overweight' rating. The firm is maintaining its price target at $93 a share but that's still a 116% increase from Wednesday's closing price. Solar City, which Elon Musk serves as the chairman, is down 21% over the past month.