The stock rose $17.125, to $47.25, while Hewlett-Packard shares fell $1.125, or 2 percent, to $49.375.

First, Hewlett-Packard shares have dropped about 25 percent since the deal was announced, from $23.21 a share to $17.44 on Friday.

And Hewlett-Packard shares climbed 2 5/8, to a record 98 3/8.

Analysts said Hewlett-Packard shares were likely to move up now that investors could focus on future growth rather than this quarter's earnings.

The 18 percent of Hewlett-Packard shares now united in opposition does not kill the deal.

Yesterday Hewlett-Packard shares rose 7 percent after the company announced she was leaving.

Hewlett-Packard shares fell $1.19, or 4 percent, to $29.31.

Hewlett-Packard shares drop 20% on news that the company plans to spin-out its personal computer division into a separate company.

Soundview has had a long-term buy recommendation on Hewlett-Packard shares.

Hewlett-Packard shares dipped after its executives told analysts the growth rate for orders and revenues would slow.