Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), the maker of iPads and iPhones, didn’t not participated in the session gains, as shares fell 0.73% to $350.42.
Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN), the largest online retailer, fell 1.68% to $182.30 ahead of its quarterly report. In after hours, the stock fell 2.5% to $177.75 after profit fell 32% as sales surged.
BP (NYSE:BP), the London based energy giant, was climbed 0.74% to $46.32, ahead of its quarterly results scheduled for tomorrow.
Caterpillar (NYSE:CAT), the world’s largest earthmoving equipment maker, rallied 2.84% to $111.94, closing above calculated resistance at $109.50 on earnings.
Cummins (NYSE:CMI) rallied 7.57% to $116.39, closing above its calculated resistance at $109.87, as the engine manufacturer also benefited from rising overseas sales and a recovering truck market in North America.
Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) soared 11% to $9.99, closing below calculated resistance at $10.13, as the company reported a loss of $0.38, $0.12 better than consensus.
Ford (NYSE:F), the Dearborn, MI based automaker, also saw positive reaction to its quarterly report but closed well of its highs, as it was unable to close above its calculated resistance.
Illinois Tool Works (NYSE:ITW) led the sector after surging 6.10% to $57.73, closing above calculated resistance at $55.26 and posting a new high at $58, the highest level since 2007.
US Airways (NYSE:LCC) exceeded what had been expected on Wall Street. 3M (NYSE:MMM), the diversified manufacturer maker of Post-It Notes and Scotch Tape, climbed 1.93% to $95.94, posting the one of the best gains in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and recording an all-time high at $96.59.
Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), shares tumbled 9.04% to $228.91, closing near their calculated support at $228.02 after the company was also downgraded to a Sell at Janney Capital following.
Pan American Silver (NASDAQ:PAAS) fell 0.73% to $35.59, pressured by lower silver prices as investors pared positions in their silver trade following a run to close to $50 an ounce. Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM), the world’s largest automaker, fell 1.07% to $78.66 after the S&P cut its outlook.
UBS (NYSE:UBS), the Swiss bank, jumped 5.73% to $19.74, closing above calculated resistance at $18.93, after the lender said that it attracted more client inflows in the first quarter since the end of 2007. United Parcel Services (NYSE:UPS), gained 0.90% to $74.30 after posting an upside earnings surprise and raising its forecast.
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