One Mobile-based company had a day to forget on Monday, while a mix of small gains and small declines dominated mostly everywhere else.

Computer Programs and Systems took that big hit, dropping 7.7% to close at a 52-week low of $17.29 a share.

Based in Mobile, it is a provider of health care solutions and services for community hospitals.

On the positive side of the ledger, U.S. Steel continued its good form, pulling up 3%.

Jacobs Solutions, the Dallas-based international technical professional services firm with Alabama locations in Mobile, Montgomery, Birmingham and Huntsville, shot up 2%.

Overall, Wall Street held a bit firmer Monday following a painful three-week losing streak.