Nasdaq stocks posting largest volume increases

NEW YORK (AP) -- A look at the 10 biggest volume gainers on Nasdaq at the close of trading:

Eon Communications Corp. : Approximately 91,900 shares changed hands, a 1,118.3 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares rose $.06 or 6.6 percent to $.98.

FriendFinder Networks Inc. : Approximately 2,728,600 shares changed hands, a 1,107.6 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares rose $.17 or 32.7 percent to $.69.

Heritage Financial Corp. : Approximately 516,700 shares changed hands, a 1,635.5 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares fell $.08 or .5 percent to $15.94.

Interphase Corp. : Approximately 210,500 shares changed hands, a 2,094.9 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares rose $1.09 or 23.7 percent to $5.69.

Lightbridge Corp. : Approximately 1,907,400 shares changed hands, a 14,075.2 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares rose $1.55 or 96.9 percent to $3.15.

Mackinac Financial Corp. : Approximately 29,200 shares changed hands, a 2,406.9 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares rose $.42 or 4.9 percent to $9.03.

Paulson Capital Corp. : Approximately 100,300 shares changed hands, a 2,037.8 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares rose $.04 or 2.7 percent to $1.54.

Reliv International Inc. : Approximately 250,200 shares changed hands, a 3,362.7 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares rose $.80 or 54.8 percent to $2.26.

Synta Pharm : Approximately 21,610,600 shares changed hands, a 1,078.2 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares rose $2.09 or 41.3 percent to $7.15.

Xenith Bancshares : Approximately 64,200 shares changed hands, a 1,566.0 percent increase over its 65-day average volume. The shares fell $.04 or .8 percent to $5.16.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/nasdaq-stocks-posting-largest-volume-220505435.html

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