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Stocks on the move: Wynn Resorts up on Macau tourist visas, Southwest rises on upbeat TSA data

Yahoo Finance's Adam Shapiro breaks down the stocks to watch Tuesday.

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ADAM SHAPIRO: I want to take a look at some of the stocks on the move right now. First there's Wynn Resorts. Shares were up 8% at the opening bell, pulled back a little bit. But this is after news that Macau is reissuing tourist visas starting tomorrow.

Now this will just be for a limited number of people from mainland China, but they are starting to open up. Here today, that stock is down 36%. The range over the last 52 weeks has traded between $35.01 and $154 per share.

Then there is Southwest-- good old love. Shares were up almost 5% at the opening bell, pulled back a bit as well. The other airlines were trading up today, too, because TSA put out data that shows people traveling by air reached the highest point we have seen since mid-March. 831,000 plus people went through TSA checkpoints on Sunday. It's still down 68% year-over-year. But that 68% is an improvement over the 70% the previous week.

We're going to be right back after this.