But the shares moved up $1 from the day's low to close at $22.125, down $1.375.

Less than 0 means that a share is moving in the opposite of the market change.

During that same period, Camel's share of the adult market hardly moved.

Unless the company's expansion into local service takes off, most experts say, the shares will move sideways for the next two years.

But following announcement of the sale today, the deal's price tag rose to $681 million, as shares in both companies moved higher.

The shares later moved up slightly to end at $2.125, down $12.75.

With that annoucement, shares moved up again, this time a little bit more than $1.

Yahoo's shares moved up 19 cents to $35.29 at the close of the market, their highest level since February 2001.

On the Big Board, 855 shares moved higher, 674 lower.

Today, Disney's shares moved up only 12.5 cents, to $28.0625, on news of the settlement.