Stocks that are moving substantially or trading heavily Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market:

NYSE

Home Depot, down $1.50 at $27.37

A big one-time charge and a slumping housing market lowered profit by 66 percent, the nation's biggest home improvement retailer said.

Target Corp., down 63 cents at $54.29

Softer-than-expected sales, especially at established stores, crimped the retailer's quarterly profit, but it still beat Wall Street expectations.

Fannie Mae, down $1.21 at $27.74

Standard & Poor's lowered the risk-to-the-government rating, which measures how strong the mortgage financier is without government support.

McGraw-Hill Cos., down $1.24 at $43.59

The information services company will cut 395 positions in its financial services and education segments, or about 2 percent of its global staff.

Saks Inc., down 93 cents at $13.20

Higher discounting weighed on profit margins, even though the operator of Saks Fifth Avenue posted a 66 percent higher profit.

NASDAQ

Staples Inc., up 4 cents at $23.61

The world's biggest office products supplier posted a nearly 2 percent higher profit, but posted soft sales at established North American stores.

Netflix Inc., up 65 cents at $31.63

The online movie rental company rolled out a device that lets consumers download movies for viewing on their televisions.

Career Education Corp., down $1.01 at $17.75

An analyst downgraded the for-profit education company and three others, predicting challenges during fall enrollment amid student lending turmoil.