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Fiat Chrysler drives up; Sears drops despite profit forecast; Coach downgraded

Susannah Lee

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

Sears 

Sears (SHLD) fell despite saying it will finally post a profit this quarter. Sales are still sliding though and that pushed the stock lower. Same-store sales at Sears dropped 13.9%. Kmart same-stores sales were down 6.9%. Sears said its spinoff of some of its real estate will likely drive its first profit in three years.

Coach 

A bearish call on Wall Street put pressure on shares of Coach (COH). The stock was downgraded at JPMorgan to a "neutral" rating from "overweight." The price target was also cut by $17 to $30 dollars a share, which is closer to where the stock is currently trading. The analysts at JP Morgan think growth for the handbag retailer is decelerating.

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Fiat Chrysler

Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) drove higher on sales gaining in July. The automaker said sales rose 6.2%. Its Jeep and Chrysler brands continued to show strength, sales grew 23%. Patriot, Wrangler and Cherokee sales increased by double-digit in July.