The markets were solidly in the green today, once again able to continue the weeks strength. The banking sector was one reason for the strength today as they added nearly 2%. A finer look at the sector shows that regional banks were the real leaders. Oil was also a big market supporter today as the price of oil climbed above $50 setting off a round of buying. As the week comes to a close tomorrow traders will have a look at personal spending numbers along with along with Chicago PMI numbers due out early in the session.

Lululemon (LULU  ) was the big loser today as it plummeted to new 52 week lows. There were numerous analysts that slashed their price target on the stock this morning when the yoga lifestyle company announced an earnings miss for its holiday quarter and warned that sales would fall in the current quarter. Volume hit a record high as traders scrambled to adjust or exit their positions. Shares are now lower by over 22% on the year.

ConocoPhiillips (COP  ) was a notable standout today as shares popped over 7% on news from the company saying it's "selling a majority of its Canadian oil-sands assets to Cenovus Energy (CVE  ) for $13.3 billion in cash and stock." The sale is said to help Conoco pay down debt and double its stock buyback program. It was noted that Royal Dutch Shell sold most of its oil sands holdings earlier this month. The move today sent shares almost back to the flat line for the year.

Capital One (COF  ) was another notable winner today as technical traders piled in the recently discounted name. Social media sentiment showed above average on the buy side this morning which may have aided in the bounce. Shares are now up over 6% this week alone.