AOL: Does It Have a Second Act? Jefferies Launches With Hold.

Jefferies analyst Youssef Squali late Monday launched coverage of AOL with a Hold rating and $27 price target. He thinks AOL just might be able to pull off a turnaround–but patience will be required.

Wall Street Punishes Netflix for Making Wall Street Happy

Shares in Netflix, which have have more than doubled in the last year, are a bit down today. What gives? Best to be wary of anyone who tells you why a stock moves on a given day, but a good bet here would be: Shares in Netflix have more than doubled in the last year.
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Palm: On a Road to Recovery or a Highway to Hell?

With Palm’s shares up more than 900 percent since January, they were destined to suffer a correction someday. And now it seems that day has finally come. Shares in the handset maker fell some 23 percent last week amid concerns about increased competition from Google’s Android operating system, which is being rolled out on a number of devices at a variety of carriers, including Palm partner Sprint.
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Salesforce.com: The Stock Is Too High, Wedbush Says

Take profits in Salesforce.com, Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Nemeroff advises. Nemeroff this morning cut his rating on CRM to Sell from Hold, noting that the shares at last night’s close of $37.38 were more than $10 above his $27 target price.