The gun maker with a 99 Composite Rating reports after the close Tuesday. Analysts expect earnings per share to surge 62% to 68 cents. Revenue is forecasted to climb 34.8% to $101.70 million.
Ruger, No. 2 on the IBD 50 list, is operating at capacity as customers boost orders now, out of worry that tougher gun control laws could be coming.
Shares edged up Thursday to 54.63.
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The network security hardware and software provider reports after the market closes Monday. Analysts are looking for EPS to double to 8 cents, while revenue climbs 35% to $41.65 million.
Sourcefire, which owns a best-possible 99 Composite Rating, is benefiting from increased spending on tools to keep medical records, credit cards and other key data safe from increasingly sophisticated attacks.
Shares rose 2% Thursday to 49.61.
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The final small-fry on deck to report is Liquidity Services, a sort of online flea market for government and corporations to buy and offload surplus goods.
The company has climbed to No. 1 on the IBD 50 list, as companies try to cut purchasing costs, and governments look to make a buck unloading unneeded ambulances or dental office equipment.
Shares climbed more than 2% Thursday to 54.45.
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