Among Monday’s bullish price surprises for Nasdaq-listed stocks, Wisconsin-based omnichannel retailer Lands’ End (LE) had the second-highest standard deviation at 4.25. The standard deviation is the move made by a stock in the latest trading session compared to its 20-day average. Standard deviation is used rather than price change because it allows you compare the volatility of different stocks. Apples to apples. More News from Barchart The 4.25 standard deviation means that Lands’ End stock’s 33.52% ...