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Stocks Moving High on News (STRZA, MX, SNE, AOL)

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Los Angelas, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/11/2013 -- Starz (NASDAQ:STRZA) jumped 8.16% in opening trade. The Colorado-based company announced a deal to air films made by Sony Pictures Entertainment through 2021. The IBD 50 stock is extended after clearing a cup-with-handle base with a 13.49 buy point in early January.

Starz, formerly Liberty Media Corporation, is an integrated global media and entertainment company with operating units that provide subscription video programming on domestic United States pay television channels (Starz Channels), global content distribution (Starz Distribution) and animated television and movie production (Starz Animation).

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MagnaChip Semiconductor (NYSE:MX), on the IBD 50, powered up 2.62% in heavy trade. Based in Luxembourg, with its operations in Korea, the maker of mixed signal chips for flat panel displays issued a follow-on offering of 5 million shares at 14.50 last week. The stock pulled back from a Jan. 7 high to test support at its 10-week line and is now in buying range from the rebound. It cleared a cup-with-handle base in December.

MagnaChip Semiconductor Corporation is a designer and manufacturer of analog and mixed-signal semiconductor products for consumer applications.

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Sony Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:SNE) increased 0.23% to $14.94 in the pre-market trading hours. The Nikkei reports that Sony will launch the PlayStation 4 game console later this year. An announcement is expected on February 20 in New York.

Sony Corporation mainly involves the electronics, game, entertainment and financial operations. The Consumer Products Service (CPS) segment provides liquid crystal display (LCD) televisions, cameras, audio and video equipment, personal computers (PCs), personal navigation systems, game consoles and software.

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AOL, Inc. (NYSE:AOL) traded at $35.93 by plunging 6.55% with price volatility of 3.38% for a week and 2.73% for a month plus price volatility’s Average True Range for 14 days was 1.01.

AOL, Inc. provides global web services. The Company operates web destinations, offers free software services, runs an Internet access business and provides online advertising solutions and services. The Company provides global ad-supported web company with display advertising network.

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