(MONEY Magazine) – The stock rally flattened out in November. Nonetheless, three companies were up more than 10% and only one was down that much. Drug retailer CVS fell after Wal-Mart said it would expand sales of generic drugs. CVS' proposed acquisition of Caremark Rx also has gotten a mixed reception. Boeing gained on strong aircraft orders. Dell rose on a surprisingly good earnings report. And InterActiveCorp moved up on strong earnings and an analyst upgrade.

NOTES: Data as of Nov. 27. N.A.: Not available. P/E ratios based on projected earnings for 2007. Earnings growth is compound annual rate projected for five years by analysts covering the stock. [Up] Up 10% or more for the month. [Down] Down 10% or more for the month. SOURCE: Thomson/Baseline.