Yield: 5.9%. Swimming below its 50-day moving average line after several losing sessions. The natural gas shipping company is scheduled to report Q2 earnings Aug. 31. Analysts expect an 89% earnings increase.

Yield: 5%. Dropped back below its 200-day moving average line Thursday. The U.K.-based phone and broadband company's earnings and sales growth have slowed during the past two quarters

Yield: 4.6%. Another U.K.-based phone firm, Vodafone is about 12% off its high and below its 50-day moving average after last week's declines. It provides digital wireless service to customers in 25 countries.

Yield: 4.1%. Tumbled below its 200-day moving average line Thursday as it fell victim to worries about the U.S. stock market. The Phillipines-based company provides local, domestic and international phone service to more than 20 million customers.

Yield: 3.8%. The Turkish communications services provider is pulling back after hitting six-year highs last week. In early May, the company delivered a 48% rise in first-quarter earnings. Analysts see Q2 profit surging 220%.

Yield: 3.7%. Though its recent declines have left the stock beneath its 50-day moving average line, it's still just 8% short of its June record high. That's not bad given the brutal market action in recent weeks.

Yield: 3.1%. The Mexico-based airport operator's stock slid below its 200-day moving average Thursday. It's now nearly 20% off the all-time high it notched last month.

Yield: 3%. Sliced through its 200-day moving average line Thursday morning then recovered, climbing back above it. It changed its ADS ratio to 1 common share per ADS, from 5 shares Thursday, which may have contributed to the swing.