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Intel upgraded; Nike crushes expectations; Finish Line slips on mixed results

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

Finish Line 

Finish Line (FINL) dropped on mixed earnings results. The athletic apparel and footwear retailer matched quarterly profit estimates of $0.57 a share but fell short on revenue. Finish Line said higher overhead expenses were outweighed by slowing sales growth. Same-store sales edged higher by just 1.5%.

Nike 

Nike (NKE) led the blue chips higher. Shares jumped after the athletic wear maker crushed Wall Street's earnings estimates on both the top and bottom lines, earning $1.34 a share with revenue of $8.41 billion. Nike was boosted by higher prices and strong sales in China. The stock's target price was raised at several Wall Street firms following the solid report including Deutsche Bank to $140 a share and Sterne Agee to $150 a share.

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Intel 

Intel (INTC) rose after getting an upgrade. The chipmaker is now rated a "market perform" at JMP Securities from an "underperform." The firm sees an improved outlook for Intel as 2015 winds down and cited strong demand for Virtual Reality systems.