Wall Street Movers, 11/30: AIG, Las Vegas Sands, US Bancorp

Upticks, downticksThe following stocks were among those that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the Big Board and the Naz. Data from the Associated Press:

NYSE:
American International Group Inc., down $4.90 at $28.40
A Sanford Bernstein analyst reportedly said the embattled insurer doesn’t have enough reserves to pay some potential claims.

Las Vegas Sands Corp., down 47 cents at $15.32
The company’s Sands China tumbled in its first day of Hong Kong trading after raising $2.5 billion in an initial public offering.

DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc., up 94 cents at $33.47
An analyst upgraded DreamWorks and said the stock has fallen to more “reasonable” levels after speculation of a possible buyout faded.

US Bancorp, up $1.18 at $24.13
A RW Baird analyst said the stock price makes it an attractive buy and upgraded shares to the firm’s highest investment rating.

Supervalu Inc., down 59 cents at $13.83
An analyst downgraded the stock and forecast trouble despite the grocer’s attempts to lower prices and turn around its business.

Gamestop Corp., down 91 cents at $24.41
Investors worried hat video games may not sell as well early this holiday season as many had hoped.

Aflac Inc., up $2.38 at $46.03
An analyst upgraded the supplemental insurance provider, citing its ability to offset potential credit losses and an improving outlook.

NASDAQ:
Clarient Inc., up 20 cents at $2.55
The medical device maker signed an exclusive license to technology aimed making better tests for cancer.