Pure snapback trade. Buy at the open on Monday, and sell 48 hours after you buy—or, if your up/down 5%

Another snapback name this week is KeyCorp (KEY). KeyCorp, which is trading roughly around $11 per share, much lower than its $13 book value, could rally as it has taken substantial write-downs over the past year. Shares of KeyCorp are down over 20% over the past few weeks and could rally.

Another snapback name. Was actually up during Friday’s nasty sell-off. Possible pairs trade: log FITB, short XLF

Weather issues have been putting substantial pressure on shares of DE. TITN’s earnings, show that DE will not be affect by the weather in the mid-west. Also, a snapback "ag" name

Citi upgraded AIG last week.

North American Energy (NOA), which is the leading mining and industrial construction contractor in western Canadian, has its hand in the Canadian oil sands and other various mineral projects in Canadian. With shares of Oilsands Quest (BQI) and Oil States International (OIS), all near their 52-week highs; it’s safe to assume that North American Energy (NOA) should move higher after it reports.

It reports earnings after the close on Tuesday. Last earnings report, which was in mid-march, 3Com (COMS) moved 12% higher, as revenue rose 4% from a year ago to $336.4 million, compared to Wall Street’s forecasts of $332.8 million. Last September, private-equity firm Bain Capital and Chinese-based Huawei technologies, had proposed a $2.2 billion deal, which was rejected by the United States government, over concerns over the fact that sensitive military technology could be compromised with the Chinese government—The point of this, is that both firms saw substantial value in shares of 3Com (COMS) 3Com (COMS), also has an 8% short position, would could fuel any substantial rally.

Heavy call buying in this agricultural stock, suggests it has more room to run ahead of earnings