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Sept. 10 (Reuters) - Some U.S. stocks to watch on Tuesday:
FUTURES CLIMB ON ROSY CHINA DATA, EASING SYRIA FEARS
U.S. stock index futures rose on Tuesday, putting the S&P500 on track for a sixth day of gains, following another batchof rosy economic data out of China and as expectations easedabout a Western military strike against Syria.
S&P 500 futures rose 8.9 points and were above fairvalue, a formula that evaluates pricing by taking into accountinterest rates, dividends and time to expiration on thecontract. Dow Jones industrial average futures gained 76points, and Nasdaq 100 futures added 19 points.
** ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC, Monday close $3.69,up 2 pct premarket
The chipmaker, targeting new markets as personal computersales decline, unveiled chips designed to run slot machines,factory robots, airport signs, medical equipment and otherdevices.
** NEUROCRINE BIOSCIENCES INC, Monday close $16.70,down 28 pct premarket
The company said on Monday that a lower dose of itsexperimental drug to treat a rare movement disorder did not meetthe main goal of a mid-stage clinical study.
Cowen and Co cut its price target on the stock to $19 from$20 while MKM Partners cut its target to $13.50 from $17.00 andOppenheimer to $15 from $19.
** L&L ENERGY INC, Monday close $2.89, up 15 pctafter market
The coal miner's first-quarter profit more than doubled asproduction was boosted by the acquisition of two mines in Chinain November. Production rose 54 percent to 228,000 tons in thequarter.
** FIVE BELOW INC, Monday close $41.04, up 14 pctafter market
The specialty value retailer reported better-than-expectedresults for the second quarter due to a 6.6 percent increase insame-store sales. The company also raised its full-year earningsand revenue forecast.
** PVH CORP, Monday close $132.11, down 4.4 pctafter market
The maker of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger clothes gave athird-quarter sales and profit forecast that was below analysts'estimates. The company characterized the global environment as"challenging".
** BLACKBERRY LTD, Monday close $11.53, down 4 pctpremarket
The Canadian company's biggest shareholder has approachedseveral large Canadian investment funds about forging a deal totake the smartphone maker private, but the proposal is still "anairy-fairy, 'what if' kind of thing," according to a source withdirect knowledge of the situation.
** GLAXOSMITHKLINE PLC, Monday close $50.46, down 1pct premarket
The threat of generic copies of the company's best-sellinglung drug Advair finally making it to the market in the UnitedStates hit confidence in the drugmaker.
** MICROSOFT CORP, Monday close $31.65, up 1 pctpremarket
At least three of the top 20 investors in the company want aturnaround expert to succeed Steve Ballmer as chief executive.They have urged the technology giant's board to consider FordMotor Co Chief Executive Alan Mulally and ComputerSciences Corp Chief Executive Mike Lawrie for the job,several sources familiar with the matter said.
** MCDONALD'S CORP, Monday close $96.45
The fast food chain reported a better-than-expected 1.9percent rise in global sales at established restaurants inAugust, boosted by stronger sales in Europe. (Compiled by Varun Aggarwal; Editing by Kirti Pandey)
