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% GainersLastChange
SanDisk Corp
SNDK:NSQ		82.99
USD		+7.14
+9.41 %
Micron Technology Inc
MU:NSQ		23.91
USD		+1.43
+6.36 %
Netflix Inc
NFLX:NSQ		344.97
USD		+13.56
+4.09 %
PPG Industries Inc
PPG:NYQ		198.92
USD		+7.29
+3.80 %
Monster Beverage Corp
MNST:NSQ		67.51
USD		+2.09
+3.19 %
Baker Hughes Inc
BHI:NYQ		68.63
USD		+2.32
+3.50 %
Snap-On Inc
SNA:NYQ		116.03
USD		+3.47
+3.08 %
Morgan Stanley
MS:NYQ		30.76
USD		+0.87
+2.91 %
Linear Technology Corp
LLTC:NSQ		46.37
USD		+1.30
+2.88 %
Nabors Industries Ltd
NBR:NYQ		24.81
USD		+0.68
+2.82 %
As of Apr 17 2014 21:00 BST.

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companies with the largest increase in institutional ownership reported in the past month.
Company% of available
shares held		Net share increase
since last reported		Value of change
FireEye IncFEYE:NSQ0.01%13.35k+95.34 %821.84kUSD
Kellogg CoK:NYQ20.83%72.96m+39.16 %0USD
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