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MARKETS LIVE BLOG:

STOCKS SLIDE AFTER META'S REALITY CHECK, DOWNBEAT GDP

Caterpillar sinks 7% after earnings, management sees weakness in Europe, Asia-Pacific

Google upgraded at Goldman; Schlumberger buys Cameron; Express triples profit

Susannah Lee

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

Cameron International & Schlumberger 

Stocks are still higher after giving back sharp opening gains. And a mega deal continued to push Cameron International (CAM) higher. The oil equipment provider is being bought by bigger rival Schlumberger (SLB) for $14.8 billion. Shares of Schlumberger were lower in the session. The cash and stock deal values Cameron at nearly 56% premium to Tuesday's closing price.

Google

A bullish call on Wall Street moved Google (GOOGL) higher. The tech giant was upgraded at Goldman Sachs to a 'buy' rating from 'neutral' rating. The price target was raised a whopping 30% from its earlier view to $800 a share. The firm also added Google to its "conviction buy" list. Improved monetization in both mobile search and YouTube were some of the reasons for the revision.

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Express 

Retailers like Express (EXPR) gained on better-than-expected earnings results. The clothing retailer posted profit that more than tripled in its last quarter, at $0.25 a share. Revenue and same-store sales easily beat estimates as well. Express also gave an upbeat outlook, raising its 2015 forecast.