TradingMarkets 7 Stocks You Need to Know for Tuesday: NCTY, GOOG, FDX, BBY, EBAY, HAL, BHI

Buyers edged back into financials and energy stocks on the first trading day of the week. Retail stocks, which had been increasingly overbought over the past several days, saw profit-taking

with stocks like^TGT^ and ^JWM^ both pulling back for a second consecutive trading day.

Among the day’s biggest gainers among small and medium cap stocks was gain of more than 3% in ^NFLX^, which closed higher above the 200-day moving average for a third day in a

row.

Here are 7 Stocks You Need to Know for Tuesday.

Pulling back by more than 4% ahead of its scheduled quarterly earnings announcement was ^NCTY^. The stock’s pullback comes after a two-day rally that took shares of NCTY near

overbought territory above the 200-day moving average.

Down more than 1% on Monday were shares of ^GOOG^ (below).

GOOG chart

Shares of Google have closed lower for a second day in a row heading into Tuesday’s trading and have been largely rangebound since a major pullback at the beginning of the month.

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Up by well over 4% on the first day of the trading week was ^FDX^. FDX has been trading consistently above the 200-day moving average since late September.

Pulling back on Cyber Monday were shares of ^BBY^ (below).

BBY chart

Down for two days in a row, Monday marked the stock’s first close below its 5-day moving average in more than a week.

Also lower for two back-to-back sessions was ^EBAY^ (below).

EBAY chart

Shares of eBay pulled back by nearly 3% on Monday. Despite the selling, the stock remains largely in the range it has traded in since early November.

Energy stocks were among those most sought after by buyers on Monday, with shares of both ^HAL^ and ^BHI^ advancing on the day. Shares of HAL gained more

than 3%, while BHI closed higher by more than 2%.

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David Penn is Editor in Chief of TradingMarkets.com