Most Active Stocks - Less Than $10 - Wednesday Oct 02, 2013

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Dow Jones 15,133.14-58.56(-0.39%) S&P 500 1,693.87-1.13(-0.07%) Nasdaq 3,815.02-2.96(-0.08%)

NYSE MOST ACTIVE 

NOK      JCP      AA

RAD      ALU

NASDAQ  MOST ACTIVE

 BBRY      DCTH      ZNGA

SIRI     NEWL      ZLCS

DRYS      STEM    

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Click to read - Some big Microsoft shareholders who are happy about CEO Steve Ballmer's imminent exit now want his mentor, company co-founder and chairman Bill Gates, to follow him out the door. Reuters is reporting that three of Microsoft's top 20 shareholders, representing 5% of the outstanding shares, want Bill Gates to resign as chairman.