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BY SCOTT STODDARD
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
U.S. employers slashedpayrolls by
the most inmore thanfive years in
September, the Labor Department
saidFriday, thelatest inadrumbeat
of gloomyeconomicdata.
Employers cut 159,000 jobs, the
most since March 2003 and the
ninth straight decline, the Labor
Department said. The loss was far
larger than Wall Streets forecast
of 105,000. The U.S. has lost
760,000jobs thisyear.
The jobless rate held steady at a
five-year high of 6.1%, according
toaseparatesurveyof households.
Job losses have spread from the
long-ailinghousingandfactorysec-
tors to a broad range of industries,
made worse by a credit crunch
that is preventingcompanies from
raisingcashtoexpandandhire.
These credit market conditions
couldexacerbatewhat was setting
up to be a very mild recession,
saidLincolnAnderson, chief econ-
omist at LPLFinancial.
The difference between what
banksandtheTreasurypaytobor-
rowfor threemonths, rose6.9%to
386 basis points on Friday. That
TED spread, a gauge of stress in
the financial system, was just over
100basis points last month.
Thejobs report surveyedfirmsin
mid-September, when the latest
wave of bank failures and height-
enedcredit woes werestarting.
Stocks rallied nicely ahead of the
Housesvoteonthe$700billionres-
cueplantobuybadmortgagedebt.
Lawmakers approved the deal,
thenthemajor averages retreated.
The S&P 500, up 3.5%before the
vote, tumbled to close off 1.4%.
TheDowandNasdaqlost 1.5%. All
fell tothree-year lows.
The10-yearTreasuryyielderased
earlygains toendslightlylower.
TheFederal Reserveiswidelyex-
pected to cut interest rates by a
half-point this month to 1.5% to
prop up the financial system and
the economy, which has slowed
sharply fromits 2.9% annual pace
inthesecondquarter.
Fedchief Ben Bernanke said Fri-
day that the central bank would
useall of thepowersat ourdispos-
al to ease the credit crisis. He ap-
plauded Congress for passing the
rescuepackage.
Fundamentals Weak
Otherexpertswerelesssanguine.
Froma confidence standpoint it
couldhelpalot, but thereal under-
lying problems certainly wont be
solvedbythepassageof this or any
other individual action, said
MikeSchenk, vicepresident of eco-
nomics and statistics at the Credit
Union National Association & Af-
filiates. People have too much
debt andtheres aglut of houses.
Highdebt andmountingjobloss-
es will likelykeepalidonconsum-
er spending, which accounts for
70%of economicactivity.
Meanwhile, theInstituteforSup-
ply Management said Friday that
its service sector index slid 0.4
point to50.2inSeptember. Econo-
mistsexpected50, thedividingline
betweengrowthandcontraction.
Earlierlast week, ISMsmanufac-
turingindexfell sharplytoits low-
est level sincethe2001 recession.
Were getting a lot of reports
showing that were in recession
range,Andersonsaid.
Septembers job losses included
the usual culprits. Factories shed
51,000 jobs as auto sales tumbled,
and construction firms cut 35,000
jobs, the15thstraight decline.
Service firms cut 82,000staff, up
from16,000inAugust.
The government was among the
fewbright spots, adding staff for a
13thmonth, thoughstate andlocal
budget woes maysoonendthat.
Hourly pay rose 0.2%, just below
expectations. Year over year,
wages climbed3.4%.
Total hours worked fell 0.5% in
September, their sixthstraight de-
cline. Theysank1.2%vs. ayear ear-
lier. Declining hours suggests
weak, possiblydeclining, output.
Small businesses, the main driv-
ersof jobgrowth, reportedanaver-
ageloss of -0.34worker per firmin
September, the National Federa-
tion of Independent Business said
Friday. A net 7% of them plan to
add jobs in the next three months,
downfrom9%inAugust.
Thats historicallyweak, but not
a real recession number, the
NFIB said in a statement. Small-
business owners are still mud-
dlingalonginthis economy.
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BY JED GRAHAM
The House passed an emergency
plan to stabilize the financial sys-
temon Friday, paving the way for
what couldbe the biggest govern-
ment interventionintotheprivate
sector sincetheGreat Depression.
But stocks sold off amid con-
cerns about theeconomyandhow
theplanwill actuallywork.
The bill grants the Treasury De-
partment broad authority to buy
upto$700billionworthof thedis-
tressed mortgage assets at the
root of a credit crisis that is now
beingfelt across thenation.
The 263-171 House vote came
amid news that California was
shut out of credit markets and
that the U.S. lost 159,000 jobs last
monththeworst infiveyears.
Highlighting the urgency, Presi-
dent Bushsignedthebill barelyan
hour after it passed.
We have acted boldly to help
prevent the crisis on Wall Street
frombecomingacrisis incommu-
nitiesacross ourcountry,hesaid.
Stocks Fall To 3-Year Lows
Approval cameaftertwoconten-
tious weeks of debate since Trea-
sury Secretary Henry Paulson
first outlinedhisproposal Sept. 19.
But that failed to shake the gloom
pervadingfinancial markets.
Major indexes were up2%to3%
whentheHouseclearedtheEmer-
gencyEconomicStabilizationAct.
But renewed selling took hold as
the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all
closed off about 1.5%. They fell to
three-year lows, undercutting
their depths from Monday, when
the Houses initial rejectionof the
rescue plan triggered one of Wall
Streetsworst daysinageneration.
Markets are not celebrating be-
cause although this is good news,
it does not signal that the tough
times are behind us, said Hugh
Johnson, chief investment officer
of JohnsonIllingtonAdvisors.
The Troubled Asset Relief Pro-
gramwont domuchto calmmar-
kets until participants have a bet-
ter idea of what they can expect,
Johnsonsaid.
They need to see what is the
pricethatTreasurywill pay(fordis-
tressed assets), and we just dont
know yet, he said. With capital
comes confidence, and right now
the capital is not flowing fromthe
Treasurytolendinginstitutions.
TheTreasurywill moverapidly
to implement the new authori-
ties,Paulsonsaidinastatement.
He recently told a Senate panel
that hewouldexpect thefirst pur-
chases tooccur withinweeks.
Treasuryishiringasset managers
tohelpruntheprogram. It plansto
use market mechanisms where
possible, suchas reverseauctions.
A $700 Billion Experiment
Ina reverse auction, buyers seek
the lowest price offered by sellers
offering a similar product or ser-
vice. But analysts have doubts
that mortgage-related securities
canbegroupedinsuchafashion.
Well doacertainamount of ex-
perimentation,PaulsontoldCon-
gress. We would probably start
withasimpler set of securities.
Federal Reserve chief Ben Ber-
nanke told lawmakers the aim is
to buy assets above todays fire-
sale prices but below hold-to-
maturity prices that reflect ex-
pectedcashflow.
Beyondcomplexmortgagesecu-
ritiesandderivatives, Treasuryhas
authority tobuy whole mortgages
and other types of loan portfolios,
such as home equity, auto, stu-
dent andcommercial real estate.
Financial services consultant
Howard Glaser, president of Gla-
ser Group, expects Treasury to
begin direct loan buys from re-
gional banks as quicklyas it ramps
upauctions maybesooner.
Its much easier to value those
assets, such as whole loans, than
mortgagesecurities, hesaid.
Helping smaller banks also
makes political sense, hesaid.
Treasury got burned by mis-
reading the degree of anger the
country had about bailing out
Wall Street,Glaser said.
After the rescue bill failed by 12
votes in the House on Monday,
both parties presidential candi-
dates called for increasing Feder-
al Deposit Insurance Corp. cover-
ageto$250,000from$100,000.
That followed several banking
failures hastened by an exodus of
deposits. Regulators said deposi-
tors pulled $16.7 billion from
WashingtonMutual ineight busi-
ness days startingSept. 15, leading
to its seizure by regulators in the
biggest U.S. bankfailureever.
The Senate tackedonFDICcov-
erage and several popular tax
breaks worth more than $100 bil-
lion. Amongthetaxbreakswasre-
lief from the Alternative Mini-
mumTax, whichcouldotherwise
SEE RESCUE O N A2
Thankyou, Mr. Secretary. Appreciateservingwithyou, saidPresident Bush, shakinghands withTreasury
Secretary Henry Paulson at the Treasury Department after the House passed the rescue bill Friday. AP
BY KEVI N HARLI N
Wachovia left Citigroup at the
altar Friday to run off with Wells
Fargo, letting taxpayers off the
hookfor anylosses.
But the jilted Citi cried foul. It
thought it had a government-bro-
kereddeal onSept. 29 for the fire-
sale price of $1 a share for Wacho-
vias bankingassets.
After signing a tentative deal,
Citi beganprovidingliquiditysup-
port tothetroubledWachovia.
But Wells Fargo on Friday of-
fered $15.1 billion, or $7 a share,
for all of Wachovia.
Citi saysit has anexclusivitycon-
tract that prevents Wachovia
from entertaining other offers.
But that expires Monday. Sowhile
it might not be able to scuttle the
newmerger outright, it couldstall
a deal andperhaps negotiate a set-
tlement or consolationprize.
The drama is the latest shocker
to a banking sector still reeling
fromamortgagemeltdown.
Were seeing something new
every day in the arbitrage world
and the M&A world, said Andy
Baker, a special situations trading
strategist at Jefferies &Co.
Citi executives only found out
early Friday morning that Wells
Fargo an earlier suitor was
back in the picture. Citi has de-
mandedthat Wachovia andWells
Fargo terminate and not proceed
with any proposed transaction,
Citi saidinastatement.
Federal regulators too seemed
stunned.
They had brokered the earlier
marriage to shore upjittery credit
markets and prevent a run on de-
posits at Wachovia.
The government had even
agreed to absorb any losses be-
yond the $42 billion that Citi
would assume. In exchange, the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
was to get preferred stocks and
warrants worthabout $12billion.
On Friday, regulators didnt em-
brace or condemn the new deal.
But in a joint statement, the FDIC
and the Comptroller of the Cur-
rency said they had thoroughly
vettedandstoodbytheoldone.
Wachovia shareholders liked
the newdeal better. Investors bid
up Wachovia shares 59% to 6.21.
Wells Fargo shares traded higher
much of the day, but closed down
2% as markets reversed. Citi
shares gappeddowntolose18%.
Wells Fargos announcement is
the latest in a wave of sweeping
bankingdeals, rescuesandfailures.
Last month the Treasury took
over quasi-private mortgage fi-
nance giants Freddie Mac and
FannieMae.
The government let Lehman
Bros. fall into bankruptcy, then
turned around a few days later to
keepinsurancegiant AIGafloat.
The FDIC pushed Seattle-based
thrift Washington Mutual into
thearmsof JPMorganChasewith-
out taxpayers picking up any part
of thetab.
On Friday, the House cleared a
$700billionrescueplantobuydis-
tressedmortgagedebt tounfreeze
credit markets.
Wells Fargo has sidestepped
most of the worst of those toxic
subprime and negative amortiza-
tionloans.
Its earnings have declined in the
past three quarters, but its in-
creased revenue and remained
profitable. Wells Fargos $15.1 bil-
SEE W ACHO VI A O N A8
Wells Fargo Bids $15.1 Bil For Wachovia; Citi Fumes
No Govt Risk In New Deal
Wells takes opportunity
to expand on the cheap;
Citi left holding the bag
C O N TEN TS
Rescue Bill Passes,
But Stocks Sell Off
As Economy Slows
Dow Dives 4% After Vote
Treasury must now decide
how to deploy $700 bil,
calm markets, make profit
DOLLAR-YEN (N.Y.)
105.22
-0.12 (-0.1%)
Yen continues steady
as world fears mount
EURO
1.3800
-0.0013 (-0.1%)
Euro virtually flat after
a wild 2 1/4-cent ride
CRB FUTURES
326.51
-1.91 (-0.6%)
CRB falls to 1-year low
as cash becomes king
U.S. Cuts 159,000 Jobs, A 5-Year High,
With Losses Spreading Across Industries
Fed Rate Cuts Seen In Oct.
More layoffs are coming
as credit squeeze affects
an already-weak economy
Rescue Passes, Signed Into Law
1
The House passed the Senate-reworked
$700bil rescue plan by a 263- 171 margin
andPres. Bushquicklysignedit intolaw, un-
derscoringhis resolve tomove swiftly toad-
dress the U.S. economic crisis. Treasury
Secy Henry Paulson, who will use the
money to take over banks bad debts, prom-
ised to quickly use the wide variety of
toolsthebill gives him. Moreonthispage
U.S. Lost 159,000 Jobs In Sept.
2
That was the biggest drop since March
03andworsethanviews. Over9months,
employers havecut 760,000jobs, withmore
losses coming. The jobless rate held at 6.1%,
a 5-year high. Factories and construction
firms continued to lay off workers. Service
firms are also slashing jobs. Total hours
worked has fallen for 6 straight months, a
badsignfor GDP. Moreonthispage, A2
Stocks Erase Gains, End Lower
3
The major averages started strong, but
reversedafter theHouseOKdthecredit
rescue bill, closing at new lows for the bear
market. The S&P 500, up as much as 3.5%,
closed off 1.4%. The Dow and Nasdaq sank
1.5%, the NYSE composite 0.9%. Volume
was mixed. Consumer stocks such as appli-
ances, retail and airlines fared poorly. Met-
als bouncedback, though. MoreonB7, B8
Wells Fargo Targets Wachovia
4
The No. 5 U.S. bank announced a $15.1
bil, $7-a-share deal to buy all of Wacho-
via, which had agreed on Sept. 29 to sell its
banking assets to Citigroup. Unlike Citis
govt-backed plan, Wells Fargos deal in-
cludesnoFDIChelp. Citi saysit hasanexclu-
sivity deal with Wachovia, which rose 59%
to 6.21. Citi dived 18% while Wells Fargo
fadedtolose2%. Moreonthispage
Treasury Yields Pull Back Again
5
Shorter-term T-bill returns continued
tofall themost. The3-monthT-bill yield
fell 13basis points to0.12%, andthe6-month
return sank 20 ticks to 0.50%. The 2- and
10-year yields dipped modestly. But market
rates continued to climb, with spreads over
Treasuries hitting newhighs. The market is
alsoreactingtoa growing sense that the Fed
will soonslashrates.
France Seeks EU Unity On Crisis
6
Europe must find a united response,
French PM Francois Fillon said ahead
of a Sat. meeting of EUleaders todiscuss the
finl crisis. France wants a big rescue fund,
but Germany is opposed. The U.K. expand-
edits deposit insurance limits. Earlier inthe
week, Ireland and Greece backed their
banks deposits, angeringotherEUmembers.
Calif. May Ask Treasury For Help
7
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger told Trea-
sury Secy Henry Paulson that Calif. may
need $7 bil in short-term financing because
the credit crisis has hurt its efforts to sell
bonds. Other struggling states may make
similar appeals. N.Y., ground zero for the fi-
nancial crisis, has a $1.2 bil shortfall. Pa.
faces its worst budget crisis inover 20years.
Pakistan: U.S. Missiles Killed 12
8
TwosuspectedU.S. missilesstruckPaki-
stan villages near the border with Af-
ghanistan, killing at least 12 people, most of
them militants, Pakistani officials said. The
U.S. didnt confirmthe attacks, but military
sources saidthe U.S. has intensifiedassaults
onTalibanandal-Qaida militants whocarry
out cross-border attacks inPakistan.
Service Sector Stuck In Neutral
9
The ISM nonmanufacturing index was
50.2 in Sept. vs. 50.6 in Aug. and 49.5 in
Julyall near the break-even50level. New
orders and export orders turned positive
after recent declines. Price pressures eased
for a 3rd month but remain high. Earlier in
the week, ISMsaid its manufacturing index
divedtoa7-year low. Moreonthispage
Iraq OKs Provincial Elections
10
Iraqs presidential council ratified a
lawthat finally paves the way for the
first local elections in 4 years. U.S. officials
hopetheelectionwill boost Sunni represen-
tation. Parliament OKd the law Sept. 24
after setting aside the issue of control of the
oil-rich city of Kirkuk. Christians, Yazidis
and other minorities wanted, but didnt get,
quotas givingseats onlocal councils.
Amex Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . B15
Big Picture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B7
Commodity Futures .B16
Company Index . . . . . . . . . . A2
Credit Market . . . . . . . . . . . . B17
Dividends News . . . . . . . . . . . B7
Earnings News . . . . . . . . . . . . B7
Economic News . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A16
Exchange Traded Funds .A13
General Market . . . . . . . . . . . . B8
Health &Medicine . . . . . . A9
IBD 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1
Industry Groups . . . . . . . . . . . B8
Industry Snapshot . . . . . . A9
Internet &Technology A6
Investor Education . . . . . . B6
Investor's Corner . . . . . . . . . B6
Issues &Insights . . . . . . A16
Leaders &Success . . . . . A3
LowPrice Stocks . . . . . . . B15
Managing For SuccessA5
Nasdaq Charts . . . . . . . . . . . B12
NewAmerica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A8
NewHighs &Lows . . . . B15
NewIssues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A8
NYSE Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B10
Option Tables . . . . . . . . . . . A15
Research Tables . . . . . . . . . . B9
To The Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Week In Review . . . . . . . . . B2
World News Briefs . . . . . A2
ADVERTI SI N G
Nat'l Bus. Marketplce .A11
E2 0 0 8 Investor s Business Daily Inc.
S&P 500 INDEX
1099.23
-15.05 (-1.4%)
Retail, airlines drop;
machinery also loses
DOW JONES IND.
10,325.38
-157.47 (-1.5%)
Citigroup, JPMorgan
weigh on Dowindex
NYSE VOL. (MIL)
1,295
-22 (-1.7%)
No high-rated stocks
rise in high volume
NASDAQ
1947.39
-29.33 (-1.5%)
Gen-Probe dives 9%;
Urban Outfitters off
NASDAQ VOL. (MIL)
2,447
+325 (+15.3%)
Volume surges as
indexhits 41-monthlow
10-YEAR T-NOTE
3.61%
-0.03 (-0.8%)
Short-termbill yields
fall harder than notes
I S S U E S & I N S I G H T S / A 1 6 - 1 7
Too Much Bacon On The Rescue Bill
L E A D E R S & S U C C E S S / A 3
The Country Ride Of Randy Travis
M A N A G I N G F O R S U C C E S S / A 5
Are Golden Parachutes Getting Torn?
I N D U S T R Y S N A P S H O T / A 9
Security Firms: Stronger Since 9/11
D A I L Y S T O C K A N A L Y S I S / I NV E S T OR S . COM
Is Green Mountain Forming A Base?
Job Losses Pick Up
Monthly change, in thousands
Sources: Labor Dept., Datastream
-160
-120
-80
-40
0
40
80
120
S A J J M A M F J
08
D N O
07
Sept.: -159,000
Biggest drop since
March 03
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COMPANY INDEX
TO THE POINT
00 Online advertisings latest trend
is all funandgames, sayUniv. of
Mo. researchers. Companies are
increasinglymarketingtoconsum-
ersthroughadvergames,which
areonlinevideogames that adver-
tiseabrand. Theresearchers say
effectiveadvergames, liketravel
firmOrbitzs FindYour Hotel,
haveahighthematicconnectionto
thebrand.
00 Affluent Americans arent free
fromworries about personal financ-
es amidtheeconomicslump, says a
newsurveyfromAmericanExpress
andresearcher HarrisonGroup.
About 50%of peoplemaking
$100,000ayear or moresaidlast
monththat alittleluxuryis impor-
tant intoughtimes, downfrom61%
inJune. Morethan80%saidthey
werewaitingfor things togoonsale
beforebuyingthem.
00 Anewdehumidifier device
pulls water fromtheair andpurifies
it todrinkingquality. WaterMill,
developedbyElement Four, draws
moisturefromtheair outside
homes andpulls 3.2gallons of water
per day, enoughtomeet thedaily
drinkingneeds of afamilyof six, the
companysaid. Theproducts will be
availableinFeb. 09.
Blast kills 6 near Russian facility
Acar exploded outside the Russian
militarysheadquartersinSouthOs-
setia, killing 6 people and wound-
ing 4, the govt of the Moscow-
backed separatist region in Georgia
said. The blast came amid tension
following Russias war with Geor-
gia over S. Ossetia and its recogni-
tionof thebreakawayrepublicas an
independent nation.
SOMALIA: Six U.S. warships circled
ahijackedshipnear theAfrican
country, andaRussianfrigate
headedtowardthestandoff. Russia
calledfor naval forces gatheringin
theareatoworktogether vs. piracy.
00 The Bush administration an-
nouncedplans tosell $6bil inarms
toTaiwan, adecisionlikelytoanger
China, whichserves as akeyU.S.
allyindealingwithN. Korea.
Abbott Labs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A8
Aeropostale . . . . . . . . . . B7, B9
American Med Sys . . . . . . B12
American Sci & Eng . . . . . . A9
Amgen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Apple Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . A6, B9
AstraZeneca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A8
AT&T Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Atmel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Automatic Data . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Baxter Intl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B11
BearingPoint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Boston Scientific . . . . . . . . . A8
Brinks Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
C T C Media Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . B11
Checkpoint Sys . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Chesapeake Utilities .B10
Cisco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Citigroup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B7, B9
Comcast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Cornell Companies . . . . . . A9
Corrctns Cp Of Amer . . . . . A9
Diebold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
eBay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Energy Conv Device . . . . . . B9
Estee Lauder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B9
Exxon Mobil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
General Electric . . . A6, A9
General Mills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B9
Geo Group Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Google Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
HewlettPackard . . . . . . . . . . A6
Honeywell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Huntington Bancshr . . . . B9
I D Systems Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Intel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Intl Rectifier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Johnson & Johnsn . . . . . . . A6
JPMorgan Chase . . . . . . . . A10
Keycorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B9
L1 Identity Solutns . . . . A9
L3 Communications . . . . . . A9
Lo Jack Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Lukoil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B11
M S C I Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A8
Merrill Lynch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A5
Microchip Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Micron Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Microsoft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Mobile Telesys . . . . . . . . . . . . B11
Motorola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Open Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B9
Oracle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Priceline.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B6
Psychiatric Sol . . . . . . . . . . . . . B2
Qimonda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Roche Holding Ltd . . . . . . . A9
SanDisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Stanley Works . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Steris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B2
SunTrust Banks Inc . . . . . B9
Taser Intl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Tenet Healthcare . . . . . . . . . A9
Texas Instrmts . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Tyco Intl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
United Technologies . . . . . A9
Universal HlthSvcs . . . . . . . A9
Urban Outfitters . . . . . . . . . . . . B9
Verizon Commun . . . . . . . . . A6
Vishay Intertech . . . . . . . . . . A6
Wachovia Corp . . . . . B7, B9
Wells Fargo & Co.B7, B9
Yahoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
hit 26millionpeoplefor 2008.
Other breaks were geared toward
business, including renewing cred-
its for alternative energy and re-
searchanddevelopment.
The bill, which grew from Paul-
sons terse 3-page proposal to over
400pages, alsoincludedmanyunre-
latedpet projects andinitiatives.
The additions, along with Mon-
days sell-off and more evidence
that credit woes were hurting the
economy, led to easy passage in the
HouseonFriday.
The state of California the 8th
largest economyintheworldwill
not be able to meet payroll by the
end of this month unless we act,
saidRep. ZoeLofgren, D-Calif.
But in acting to avert a financial
meltdown, lawmakers at least
with their words didnt attempt
to inject confidence regarding the
countryseconomicprospects.
Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., warned
the rescue package will not pre-
vent asevererecession.
Were in the midst of a reces-
sion, saidHouseGOPLeader John
Boehner of Ohio. Its going to be a
roughride.
RESCUE FRO M A1
MINING
Cliffs holders block hedge fund
The iron ore miners shareholders
votednot to let hedge fund Harbin-
ger Capital increase its stake in the
company to up to 33%. Cleveland-
Cliffs had asked holders to vote
against Harbinger, saying it would
get too much control. Harbinger is
opposing Cliffs proposed takeover
of coal miner Alpha Natural Re-
sources, originally valued at $8.3
bil. Harbinger has 16% of Cliffs
shares and needed holders OK to
boost its stake above 20%. The
miner rose1.3%to38.27.
GAMING
Sands slides on bearish outlook
The casino operator hit an all-time
low, tumbling 12.8% to 23.11, after
Thomas Weisel Partners issued a
negative report. While Las Vegas
Sands got a $475 mil capital infu-
sionWed. fromCEOSheldonAdel-
son, Thomas Weisel said that it
didnt erase concerns about ongo-
ing financing. Thomas Weisel also
cited flat Sept. revenue and con-
cerns about potentially tighter visa
restrictions in Macau, where Sands
operates amajor casino.
IN BRIEF
UBS, the Swiss bank giant, will cut
anadditional 2,000jobs at its trou-
bledinvestment bankingunit, on
topof 4,000previouslyeliminated.
GMsaid it would shut down its
SUVassemblyplant inOhioonDec.
23, as customers moveawayfrom
SUVs tosmaller vehicles. Some
1,100remainingworkers areaffect-
ed. Shares dipped0.3%to9.
Alliance Data Systems, a provider
of transactionservices, saidit se-
cured$1.4bil infinancingtofund
its credit cardportfolio. It fell 3.4%
to59.90.
TRANSPORTATION
Boeing deliveries hurt by strike
The aerospace company delivered
84 planes for Q3, thats down from
126 planes in Q2 and 109 aircraft a
year ago. A nearly one-month-old
strike by Boeings machinists
union has been impacting the busi-
ness. VirginBlue inAustralia hadto
push back the launch of its flight
route Los Angeles-Sydney due to
the strike. So far this year, Boeings
total deliveries number was 325,
which is lower than the figure in
the first nine months of 07. Boeing
had a backlog for 3,696 planes in
late Aug. Boeing climbed 0.5% to
53.83.
Airlines post mixed Sept. traffic
No. 1 U.S. carrier American said
Sept. passenger traffic tumbled 9%
ascapacitydropped7%andloadfac-
tor fell 1.8 percentage points to
76.6%. Meanwhile, Northwest said
traffic slipped 0.5% last month. Its
capacitywas about flat andloadfac-
tor dipped 0.4 percentage point to
83.3%. But Alaska Airlines Sept.
traffic edged up 0.2%. Its capacity
fell 5%andloadfactor gained4per-
centage points to 75.8%. American
tumbled 10.4% to 9.24, Northwest
slid 2.7%to 9.45 and Alaska slipped
4.3%to19.08.
00 United Airlines said Sept. pas-
senger trafficwas down9.2%. Its
capacitydropped8.6%, whileload
factor fell 0.5percentagepoint to
79.7%. Shares declined11%to8.11.
00 Delta Air Lines said Sept. traffic
dipped0.8%as capacityfell 3.7%.
Loadfactor rose2.4percentage
points to80%. It slid0.6%to7.86.
00 Toyota, the Japanese automak-
er, saidits U.S. divisionoffers zero-
financingon11 models including
Camry, SequoiaandCorolla. Toyo-
tasU.S. sales dropped32%last
month. It slipped0.8%to78.10.
BY DAVI D HOGBERG
While Wall Street teetered on the
edge last week, lawmakers larded
up their mortgage rescue bill with
provisions that had nothing to do
with restoring confidence in finan-
cial markets.
One suchitemcouldmake it more
profitable to capture and store car-
bon, and trade carbon credits. The
end result could be a much larger
constituency with a financial stake
inpushingfor acap-and-traderegu-
latory system to address climate
change.
Inserted by Senate Finance Com-
mittee Chairman Max Baucus,
D-Mont., it gives preferential tax
treatmenttopubliclytradedpartner-
shipsthat deriveat least 90%of their
incomefromprocessingandmarket-
ingindustrial carbondioxide.
Theintent of theprovisionistofa-
cilitate the capture and storage of
carbondioxide,saidaBaucus aide.
The idea is to collect carbon diox-
ide from sources such as power
plants andstore it inthe deepocean
and deep geological formations. It
would let companies comply with
carbon dioxide caps mandated by a
cap-and-tradesystem.
The technology as yet is unprov-
en. But Jean Prevost, professor of
civil and environmental engineer-
ing at the PrincetonEnvironmental
Institute, contends its viable. We
have pilot programs and we are
goingtodoit.
Chris Horner, counsel and senior
fellow at the libertarian Competi-
tive Enterprise Institute, disagrees.
It results in a tremendous energy
cost, he said, putting it at 30% of
thepotential energyof gas orcoal. A
powerplant serving100,000homes
wouldlight uponly70,000.
Under a cap-and-trade system,
companies that didnt exceed their
caps could sell carbon credits to
firms that didexceedthem. Wheth-
er the tax provision applies to busi-
nesses that derive their income by
sellingcredits is anopenquestion.
It opens up the opportunity for
that,saidVincent DeVito, apartner
at Bowditch&Deweyandformeras-
sistant secretary of the Energy De-
partment. A ruling from the IRS
will behelpful.
But Horner is skeptical. Carbon
credit traders dont actually sell
carbon dioxide, but the absence of
carbondioxide,hesaid.
Thenthereisthequestionofwheth-
er this is good tax policy or the pla-
catingof special interest groups.
We need positive tax treatment
that encourages the development
of technology that reduces carbon
dioxide,saidBrackenHendricks, a
senior fellow at the liberal Center
for AmericanProgress.
JamesDellinger, directorof Green-
watch at the conservative Capital
ResearchCenter, sees it enlarging a
market that onlyexists becauseof
government decree. Its a sop to
companies inthecarbonbusiness.
BUSINESS BRIEFS
TRENDS & I NNO VATI O NS
More letting go of their landlines
Newfeatures and improvements in
cell phoneservicearehelpingspeed
up the desertion of landlines, says a
new J.D. Power & Associates re-
port. Wireless servicehas improved
to the point where its quality and
performancearenownolonger bar-
riers to users ditching their land-
lines. Of wireless users, 27% have
abandoned their landlines. People
who have used wireless service for
3yearsor moreandthoseages 18-24
are especially likely to have made
that move. The report also ranked
customer satisfaction with wireless
carriers, finding that Verizon led in
5out of 6U.S. regions.
Overeating disrupts metabolism
Overeating can mess up metabolic
response and promote a cascade of
damage that may cause diabetes
and heart disease, a study by the
Univ. of Wis. found. Eating too
muchactivates the immune system,
spurring the body to send out cells
to attack and destroy invaders that
are not there, the researchers said.
The finding could help explainwhy
obesitycausessomanydifferent dis-
eases, experts say.
IDONTWANTTOSAYIAMSATISFIED,saidU.S. nuclearenvoyChris-
topher Hill, commenting Friday in Seoul on his three-day talks in North
Korea aimed at salvaging a six-party disarmament pact. I can just tell you
that they were lengthy, they were really detailed and very substantive. AP
MEDICAL
Amgen wins anemia drugs ruling
Thedrugmakerscoredalegal victo-
ry as a federal court in Boston up-
held a jury decision backing
Amgens patents for 2 anemia
drugs, EpogenandAranesp. Amgen
also is entitled to a permanent in-
junction against rival Roche, the
court said. Theinjunctionis expect-
edtobar Rochefromsellingits drug
Mircerabecausethemedicationvio-
lates Amgens patents. The court
saidfailure toenter a permanent in-
junction would have taken away
fromincentives to come upwithin-
novative products. Shares rose
0.5%to58.89.
Biogen climbs on MS drug outlook
The biotechrose after Cowen&Co.
reported a panel of physicians see
the benefits of Biogen Idecs multi-
ple sclerosis drugs Tysabri and
Avonexoutweighingpotential safe-
tyconcerns. Overall, Wall St. has re-
mained positive on the outlook for
Biogens Tysabri, which was linked
to a rare brain disease suffered by a
handful of patients. About 32,000
patients are on Tysabri worldwide.
Biogenclimbed1.7%to50.50.
Edwards heart valve questioned
The maker of heart valves dipped
0.9%to 57.09after a report by Tufts
Univ. found a heart catheter often
used in the emergency room pro-
videslittlebenefit tothevast majori-
tyof patients. Edwards Lifesciences
earns 10%-20%of its sales fromthe
device, Wachovia said. The broker-
agesaidMedicareofficialscouldde-
cide not to act on the findings or
could consider restricting coverage
of thedevice.
00 Genentech informed physicians
that its psoriasis drugRaptivamay
havecontributedtothedevelop-
ment of ararebraindiseaseinone
patient, whileanother takingthe
drugdevelopedneurologicsymp-
tomsanddiedof unknowncauses.
Genentechrose1.2%to87.53.
TELECOM
RIM says AT&T still testing Bold
The smart phone makers new
BlackBerryBold9000is still under-
going testing by wireless carrier
AT&T, Research In Motion co-
CEOMikeLazardisconfirmed. Ana-
lysts suggested AT&T wants to
avoid the complaints about perfor-
mance that greeted rival Apples
new 3G iPhone this summer. RIM
and AT&T had previously said the
Bold would go on sale in the U.S.
this summer, but no release date
has yet been announced. RIM fell
1.7% to 60.96. AT&T rose 0.5% to
28.12.
RETAIL
CVS claims takeover study flawed
Thedrugstorechain, lockedinabid-
dingwar for LongsDrugStores, dis-
missed an analysis conducted by a
majorLongsshareholderthat favor-
ably reviewed Walgreens takeover
offer. Walgreen has bid $75 a share
for Longs, or $4.50 a share more
thanCVS Caremark had previously
offered. Several Longs sharehold-
ers havebackedWalgreens bid, but
CVSandLongsdirectorshavecoun-
tered that federal regulators would
likelyoppose the Walgreendeal be-
causeit wouldgiveWalgreenadom-
inant shareof westernU.S. markets.
American Eagle plan criticized
Shares of the teen apparel retailer
dropped 8.3% to 13.63 after Credit
Suisse saidthe retailer has beentoo
slowtoreducestoresquarefootage,
which could lead to financial prob-
lems down the road. Credit Suisse
added that American Eagle Outfit-
ters is embedding less conservative
assumptions in its planning than
rival Abercrombie & Fitch. It said
bothcompanies arefacingchalleng-
esamidadifficult environment. Ab-
ercrombieslid3.2%to36.06.
00 Coldwater Creek, Gap and Ross
Stores fell after C.L. Kinglowered
its estimates for theapparel chains.
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ECRI growth rate at 33-year low
The Economic Cycle Research In-
stitutes Weekly Leading Index
edged up 0.1 point in the week
ended Sept. 26 to 122.2 after hitting
a 5-year low the week before. The
4-week annualized growth rate fell
to -13.3%, the lowest since Feb.
1975. With WLI growth plunging
to its lowest reading since the se-
vere1973-75recession, the 2008re-
cession is set to get noticeably
worse, saidECRI ManagingDirec-
torLakshmanAchuthan.
Inflation outlook still cooling
ECRIs U.S. Future Inflation Gauge
fell to a 6-year low of 103.7 in Sept.
from 107.3 in Aug., pulled down by
lower commodity prices, softening
labor markets and weaker lending
and rates. Underlying inflation
pressures are clearly in rapid re-
treat,Achuthansaid.
U.S. loan delinquencies increase
Late payments on consumer loans
edged up to 2.68% in Q2, the high-
est since 1992, from 2.62% in Q1.
Themodest increaseisasignthat re-
bate checks were used to pay down
debt, saidtheAmericanBankersAs-
sociation. Borrowers fell behind on
fixed home equity loans, with late
payments rising 22 basis points to
2.56%. But late outlays on consum-
er loans for autos, boats, property
improvement, recreational vehi-
cles andmobile homes all fell inQ2.
But with job losses mounting and
credit markets tightening, condi-
tions couldget far worse.
00 The Russian stock exchange
was shut downbyregulators for an
hour. Russias benchmarkRTS
indexdived7.1%beforethehalt.
00 Aeuro zone services gauge
dippedto48.4inSept. from48.5in
Aug., accordingtotheMarkit Euro-
zoneServices PurchasingManag-
ersIndex. Thats near a5-year low
andhints at arecession
.
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Way Into $700 Bil Rescue
Provision encourages
firms to capture and
bury factory emissions
ECO NO M Y NATI O N
W O RLD
Jobless rat e
The jobless rate held at a 5-year high of 6.1% in Sept.,
but only because many people left the work force.
Hours worked fell for a 6th straight month and sank
1.2% vs. a year earlier, a bad sign for output. Job losses
were broad and deep, with service firms joining
factory and construction firms in big layoffs.
Sources: Labor Dept., Datastream
Hours worked Payroll breakdown Hourly earnings
Unempl oyment Hi gh, Job Losses Wi despread
VITAL SIGNS
Change, in thousands
Sept. Year to date
Goods -77.0 -673.0
Construction -35.0 -340.0
Manufacturing -51.0 -392.0
Service -82.0 -87.0
Retail -40.1 -250.9
Temp -24.1 -246.1
Private -168.0 -969.0
Yearly change
3.5
4.5
5.5
6.5%
08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99
-1.8
0
1.8
3.6%
08 07 06
Sept.:
6.1%
Sept.:
-1.2%
1.4
2.1
2.8
3.5
4.2%
08 07 06 05 04
Sept.:
3.4%
Yearly change
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ECRI Leading U.S. Index
Annualized growth rate
Source: Economic Cycle Research Institute
-16
-12
-8
-4
0
4
8%
Sep Jun Jan
08
Jun
07
Week ended
Sept. 26: -13.3%
Lowest since
Feb. 75
U.S. Economys Outlook
Grim, Say Lawmakers
Voting For Rescue Bill
Running mate releases tax returns
John McCains campaign says
SarahandToddPalinhadagrossin-
come of nearly $170,000 last year
and paid nearly $25,000 in taxes.
The campaign also says the couple
made nearly $130,000 and paid
about $12,000 in taxes in 2006.
McCains campaign released the
joint income tax return Fri. for his
vice presidential nominee and her
husband. The couple donated more
than$8,000tocharityover 2years.
00 The TVdebate between GOP
candidateSarahPalinandDem
rival JoeBidenwas thehighest-
ratedmatchupever betweenU.S.
VPcandidates, NielsenMediaRe-
searchsaid. About 45%of all homes
tunedintotheevent, preliminary
figures showed.
Racer pleads not guilty in tax case
Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner
and TV Dancing With the Stars
championHelioCastroneves plead-
ednot guilty to charges that he used
offshore accounts to evade U.S.
taxesonmorethan$5mil inincome.
The 33-year-old race car driver,
who appeared in court in handcuffs
andlegchains, wasorderedreleased
on$10mil bail andlaterdepartedfor
aweekendraceinAtlanta.
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BY VI NCENT MAO
Some teens are rebellious. Randy
Traywickwas aflat-out hell-raiser.
At age 12, he was already drinking.
Hemovedontodrugs andother un-
lawful activities.
The ninth-grade dropout got in
troublefor fighting, stealing, wreck-
ingcars andleadingcops onchases.
Inhis teens, Traywickfacedapris-
onsentencethat couldhaveput him
awayfor years.
Two things saved him from jail
time and his downward spiral: his
voice and Elizabeth Lib Hatcher
his futuremanager andwife.
Better known to most as Randy
Travis, heturnedhis lifearoundand
became one of the biggest stars in
countrymusic.
Whenthegenresufferedanidenti-
ty crisis of crossover artists in the
early 1980s, Travis helped bring
countrymusicbacktoits roots.
With his deep, resonant voice, he
belts out real country tunes songs
about blue-collarlife, loveandheart-
ache, with twang and all unlike
thepop-influencedcrossover stuff.
Good music you hear; great music
youfeel. Just listentoTravis profess
his everlasting love in Forever and
Ever, Amen or reminisce about a
former flameinDiggin UpBones.
Youmight get goosebumps.
Travis is one of the top country
singers of all time. Hes sold over 25
millionalbums, with22No. 1 hits.
In the past 25 years, hes earned
awards by thetruckloads: 10Ameri-
canMusic awards, nine Academy of
Country Music honors, seven Dove
Awards, six Grammys, six Country
MusicAssociationhonors.
On The Screen
Travis is an accomplished actor,
with appearances in TV shows
TouchedbyanAngel,Kingof the
Hill, Matlock and Sesame
Street, and movies Young Guns,
Black Dog, National Treasure 2
andTheWager.
Thanks mostly to his singing,
Randy Travis landed a star on the
HollywoodWalkof Famein2004.
He was at the right place at the
right time with the voice he had, at
theright age,Neil Haislop, founder
of CountryForever.com, toldIBD.
Randy Bruce Traywick was born
in 1959 in rural Marshville, N.C.,
oneof sixchildren.
His dad, Harold Traywick, ran a
construction firm, bred horses and
raised turkeys. His mom, Bobbie,
workedat atextilemill.
Being a huge country music fan,
HaroldpushedRandyandhisbroth-
ers into becoming musicians early
on. Hebought themWesternoutfits
and instruments and built a stage
for themtopracticeon.
Randy started guitar lessons at 8
and two years later began playing
gigs with his older brother Ricky,
performing as the Traywick Bros.
Theyplayedat conventions, parties,
VFW halls anywhere they could
drawacrowd.
While his brothers interests
leaned toward rock n roll, Randy
loved country. Hank Williams Sr.,
George Jones, Merle Haggard and
LeftyFrizzell werehis favorites.
It was just the soundthat I liked,
hetoldtheStateJournal-Register of
Springfield, Ill., in 1999. The voice
and the instrumentation was some-
thingI preferredtoanythingelse.
Long before singers gained fame
by winning TV reality shows, they
paidtheirduesonthelong, hard, un-
certainroadtostardom.
Travis trip gained speed when he
was 16. Thats when he won a sing-
ing contest at Country Club USA, a
nightclubinCharlotte, N.C.
His performance impressed club
owner LibHatcher so much, she of-
feredhimajobtoplayregularly.
Ill never forget it, Hatcher said
in Randy Travis: The King of the
New Traditionalists, a book by
Don Cusic. When I heard Randy, I
just sort of dropped the papers and
thought, this is somethingspecial.
When Hatcher told Travis he
could be a star, he believed her. But
first, hehadadatewithdestiny.
At 17, he faced a five-year prison
sentence for breaking and entering.
Hatchers testimony saved him
fromtheslammer.
She told the judge he now had a
steady job and was no longer run-
ning with rough crowds. The judge
releasedhimintoher custody.
With that hurdle cleared, he
moved to Charlotte to focus on his
singing career, with Hatcher as his
manager. He honed his skills at her
clubfor fiveyears.
Hatcher tried to get the young
crooner noticed by having two sin-
gles produced out of her own pock-
et. But Dreamin and Shes My
Womanwent nowhere.
So the duo moved to Nashville,
Tenn. themeccaof countrymusic
in 1981 to get closer to the action,
hopingfor arecorddeal.
Hatchergot ajobas manager at the
Nashville Palace, a club that drew
tourists, country stars and industry
executives.
Travis also found work there. He
sang under the name Randy Ray,
andcookedandwasheddishes.
Producer and songwriter Keith
Stegall, who worked with Travis at
the time, told IBD: The resistance
that we kept getting in town was,
Oh, hes just too country. If you re-
member, Nashville at that time had
become a melting pot of middle-of-
the-road music. Everybody ran off
andleft their roots.
Except for Travis andafewothers.
Henever gaveuphis dream.
Stegall remained confident in the
youngtalent.
After hearing Travis sing Rea-
sons I Cheat, I was dumbfounded,
just an incredible voice, incredible
song, Stegall said. And I knew at
that moment that this was going to
be something that was going to be
big, that people are going to love if
wecanjust get it heard.
Although never released as a sin-
gle, Reasons I Cheat accounts an
aging, frustrated man giving in to
temptation.
Theballadmadeit intotheStegall-
produced1983albumRandyRay
Live at the Nashville Palace, which
didwell onthelocal scene.
In 1984, Warner Bros. Vice Presi-
dent Martha Sharp learned of
Travis and attended one of his per-
formances at the Nashville Palace.
I had decided that I needed some-
body who was country and didnt
want to be anything but country,
shelater toldtheWashingtonPost.
She signed hima fewmonths later
and changed his name to Randy
Travis. His first major label single
On the Other Hand, released in
the summer of 1985 hit No. 67 on
Billboards top country album
chart. His second, 1982, hit No. 6.
Hitting It Big
Warner released his Storms of
Life album in the summer of 1986.
It soldover 4millioncopies.
Soon thereafter, Warner re-re-
leased On the Other Hand, giving
Travis his first No. 1 hit.
IthinkOntheOtherHand will al-
ways be his signature song because
it was such a huge hit and had such
strength, said Haislop. If you
asked what hell be remembered
for, it wouldprobablybethat song.
Forever and Ever, Amen from
his secondalbum, Always andFor-
ever, launched a streak of seven
straight No. 1s.
Travis and Hatcher got married in
1991. Nowadays they have houses in
Nashville, NewMexicoandHawaii.
Whats next? Travis, 49, is work-
ingonaChristmas DVD.
Hes just a good ol boy from
Marshville, N.C., said Haislop.
Hes always been very humble,
straight to the point, has a good
senseof humor andverygrateful for
thesuccess hehad.
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up, saycareer experts. Tips:
00 Be a utility player. In
sports, thats someone able to
fill several positions. Do the same at
work, says adviser Stephen Viscusi,
author of Bulletproof Your Job.
Bethemaster of your primarypo-
sitionandbe adept at a handful of
others,hesaid.
Drawon skills youve used earlier,
andbroadenyour base.
Flexible employees the ones
who keep a good attitude during
change, who fill in the gaps and
pitch in as needed are the folks
who tend to survive a layoff, he
said.
00 Tout your gains. The key: Share
the credit. Viscusi advised sending
ane-mail likethis toyour boss:
Thought youd like to know my
team just completed Project X. We
came in on time and under budget,
and the client has asked us to take
onProject Y.
00 Raise eyebrows. If you tell
someone youll have a report ready
by 3:00, turn it in at 2:55 and take a
five-minutebreak, Viscusi said.
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in advance, Viscusi said. This
front-loadstheexchangewithposi-
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simply learn from mistakes; learn
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when times are tough, you need a
support base. So when networking,
dont ask for favors. Make it all
about the other guy first, Viscusi
said. Its the best way to help your
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your network with leads and infor-
mation. Forward articles or indus-
try reports of interest. Recommend
vendors whove done anexception-
al job. Passalongjoblistingsif some-
ones onthehunt.
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as Facebook and LinkedIn, where
users oftenfeel freer toshare opin-
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putsthebest you out there.
00 Craft contingencies. List the
five worst things that could happen
in your career over the next year.
What if some occur? Make a list of
options, says Brian Tracy, author of
The 100 Absolutely Unbreakable
Laws of Business Success.
00 Call recruiters. Build rapport
with headhunters before you need
them. Thats a bulletproof de-
fense for rough times down the
road, Viscusi said.
Tap peers to find the best of breed
inyour industry.
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sume every fewmonths, Viscusi ad-
vises. If you dont, you may have
trouble quantifying your achieve-
ments when the time comes.
When retooling, dont give readers
ahistorylesson. Thinkgeography
a road map to the future. Delete
older or irrelevant jobs, hesaid.
Tailor skills and achievements to
tomorrows goals. CordCooper
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Will Bailout Take Wind Out Of Golden Parachutes?
Payouts To Be Limited
But other forms of CEO
compensation will stay;
wake-up call to boards
BY GARY M. STERN
FO R I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
Chief execs who sell ailing compa-
nies hit by the just-passed federal
rescue will lose the golden para-
chutes that softentheir fall toearth.
Thatsbecausethefederal govern-
ments bailout for the financial cri-
sis includedabanonso-calledgold-
en parachutes. This is the compen-
sation for a CEOwhose company is
sold, acquired or goes out of busi-
ness. One clause in the House bill
holds that, No new golden para-
chute agreements will be allowed
for any institution who sells more
than$300 millionof assets through
anauctionor direct purchase.
But if the Treasury Secretary pur-
chases any assets andtakes anequi-
ty or debt stake in a company, even
if theamount is under $300million,
it can also eliminate golden para-
chute payments while the govern-
ment owns a piece of it, explained
Peter Oppermann, a New York-
basedworldwidepartnerat HRcon-
sultingfirmMercer.
Inlegislativetalks for the$700bil-
lion financial rescue, resentment at
rising CEOcompensationbecame a
rallying cry. What are the likely
long-term effects of curbs on CEO
golden parachutes and compensa-
tionnowthat thebailout is passed?
Experts saythat restrictinggolden
parachutes will limit payouts for
CEOs of these financial services
firms. But it wont have a consider-
able effect on CEO compensation
across the board, whichis expected
toremainhigh. Honchoswhowran-
gled parachutes before the bailout
will also keep them even if their
firmsget government help.
At the same time, some feel that
the banmay serve as another wake-
up call to boards of directors to vol-
untarily limit the size of CEO gold-
enparachutes.
No Pay For Failure
The impetus for cutting golden
parachutes stems from the govern-
ment not wanting CEOs to receive
inordinate amounts of money for
failure. Whenshareholdersareput-
tingupsubstantial amounts of guar-
antees, the government would like
executives not to receive any re-
wards for selling off a lot of loans,
Oppermannsaid.
The governments also making a
sizeable investment through equity
or taking on debt in these financial
companies. Soit doesnt want CEOs
to benefit if the company is subse-
quentlyacquiredor sold.
Bad press about the golden para-
chutes of the former CEOs of Citi-
corp
C,
Countrywide Financial and
Merrill Lynch & Co.
MER
, which
were hit with faltering stock prices
and/or were sold, contributed to
the golden parachute ban, noted
Paul Hodgson, a senior researchas-
sociate at The Corporate Library, a
governanceresearchgroup.
Golden parachutes soar into the
mega-millions because they in-
clude bonuses at maximum level,
immediate access to stock options,
threeadditional years of pensionac-
crual and three years of continued
medical benefits. Seeing these mas-
siveCEOpayoutsinthemidst of fail-
ure, The government felt it could
no longer sit on the sidelines and
had to step in and do something,
Hodgson said. The original rescue
bill in the House had more teeth in
it, allowing shareholders proxy ac-
cess and an ability to vote on the
sizeof goldenparachutes, hesaid.
But thiscrackdownmayhavearip-
ple effect that goes beyond golden
parachutes. Much of this backlash
on CEO pay is a response to the
publics anger over years of exces-
sive compensation, asserted Ed
Lawler, a professor of business at
the University of Southern Califor-
niasMarshall School of Business.
Yet Lawler seesseveral trapsif leg-
islators draft bills that go beyond
golden parachutes and cap exec
comp. Many boards of directors
havebeenunabletoreachaconsen-
sus on pay for performance stan-
dards for CEOs. Shouldboards base
pay for performance onreaching fi-
nancial objectives, stock perfor-
mance, revenue growth, earnings
pershare, or employother metrics?
In a May 2008 study of CEOcom-
pensation by Ed Lawler and Heid-
ricks &Struggles, an executive re-
cruitment firm, one in three boards
of directorssaidCEOpaywasexces-
sive. But since directors set execu-
tive pay, isnt it ironic that directors
balked at rising compensation?
Isnt that like Yankees owner
George Steinbrenner complaining
that the Yankee manager is paidex-
cessively when he determines the
managerssalary?
Lawler said directors complain-
ing is ironic but No board member
wantstopaytheir CEOless thanthe
market rate, and no one wants to
hireabadCEOtosavemoney.
A 2008 survey by Mercer studied
the proxy filings of 350 of the For-
tune 1000 and found that CEOs di-
rect compensationdeclinedanaver-
age of 15.8% and that 42% of these
companies kept CEO salaries stag-
nant in2007. Nonetheless, themedi-
an total compensation for CEOs
was abit under $14million.
Oppermann noted that, Pay for
performance has taken hold. Sala-
ries were down 15% because total
shareholder return was down
about 15%. He acknowledged that
golden parachutes are often size-
able because an Internal Revenue
codestipulates that theycanbe2.99
times regular compensation. In de-
fense of boards, Oppermann noted,
Look at how many companies
frozeCEOsalaries.
CEOs are facing greater scrutiny
thaneverbefore, andboardsaretak-
ing faster actionto replace themif a
companys fortunes decline. If you
didabadjobtoday, wouldyoubere-
placed? Probably not. But CEOs are
being replaced, Oppermann
noted. HencetheCEOpositionisin-
creasingly risky, based on perfor-
mance, andtiedtoresults.
What doesthefuturehold?Opper-
mann doesnt foresee any legisla-
tive mandates on CEO compensa-
tion and expects pay for perfor-
mance to keep holding CEOs ac-
countable.
Hodgson says that any curbs on
golden parachutes will only affect
60 to 90 financial services compa-
nies, afractionof the 4,000publicly
listed companies and likely wont
roll over to limit CEO compensa-
tioninthefuture. Hethinksthegov-
ernment crackdown will trigger
boards to limit golden parachutes
on their own since they dont want
government interference.
Hodgsonalsosaysanygovernmen-
tal changes on CEO golden para-
chutes and the like will be short-
lived. After the government con-
trol ends, its back to the executive
canteen,hesaid.
The impact of the current financial crisis is yet to be
assessed. But a poll says most top execs dont see
any big changes in the U.S. economy or hiring in the
next six months. Nearly two-thirds are upbeat
about growth.
Execs: Economy, Hiring Unchanged
Source: Grant Thornton
Q
Do you feel the U.S. economy will
improve in the next six months?
Q
Do you expect to add employees in the
next six months?
Q
How optimistic are you about the growth
of your business over the next six months?
Improve
22%
Remain
the same
55%
Remain
the same
54%
Somewhat
optimistic
63%
Get worse
23%
Decrease
9%
Increase
37%
Very
pessimistic
1%
Somewhat
pessimistic
18%
Very
optimistic
18%
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Tough Economy Prods Chip Merger Activity
Atmel Rejects Suitors
Freescale also in the mix
of semiconductor firms
mulling possible moves
Verizon Eyes A Bid
For Debt Financing
To Complete Alltel Deal
The credit market woes
weigh on telecom firms
plan to refinance $20 bil
BY REI NHARDT KRAUSE
Microsoftstandsapart astechnolo-
gy companies come to grips with
the nations worst financial crisis
sincetheGreat Depression.
The software giant, awarded the
top credit rating of Standard &
Poors and Moodys Investors Ser-
vice, has taken steps to tap the debt
market for thefirst time, despitethe
troubledtimes.
Debt financing is a crucial tool for
companies, letting them repur-
chase stock or fund acquisitions.
Some tech companies with cash-
flow machines have managed to
takeonmoredebt thepast year.
But borrowing by tech companies
has slowed to a trickle as the credit
crisis intensifies.
Microsofts
MSFT
borrowing costs
will be lower than those of other
techcompaniesbecauseof itsfinan-
cial pedigree.
Andit might beabletoaccess capi-
tal markets when other tech firms
cant.
Microsoft is an unusual case;
thereareonlyafewAAAratedcom-
panies, saidRichardLane, a senior
vicepresident at credit-ratingagen-
cy Moodys Investors Service.
Theres no other technology com-
pany that we rate thats close to
AAA.
BesidesMicrosoft, just afewnonfi-
nancial U.S. companies have the
highest debt ratingfromMoodys or
fromthe other big rater, Standard&
Poors.
The others are Exxon Mobil
XOM
,
General Electric
GE
, Johnson &
Johnson
JNJ
and Automatic Data
Processing
ADP
.
Authorized Up To $6 Billion
Latelast month, Microsofts board
authorized debt financing of up to
$6 billion, including $2 billion in
commercial paper.
Thecompanyhasnt saidit will def-
initely sell corporate bonds, anoth-
er formof debt.
Manytechandtelecomgiantsin-
cluding Verizon Communica-
tions
VZ
, IBM
IBM
, Oracle
ORCL
, Cisco
Systems
CSCO
andAT&T
T
sell cor-
poratebonds.
Companies sell commercial
paper, which generally matures in
three months or less, tohelppay for
day-to-dayexpenses.
They issue long-term bonds to
fund acquisitions, new factories or
stockrepurchasingprograms.
Many tech companies have tradi-
tionally kept big financial cushions
totidethemthroughcyclical down-
turns. Microsoft had$23.7billionin
cashas of June30.
Its one of just 22 members of the
Standard & Poors 500 index that
havenobonddebt, saysHowardSil-
verblatt, an S&P analyst. Others in
the club include Google
GOOG
, Ap-
ple
AAPL
, Qualcomm
QCOM
, Texas In-
struments
TXN
andeBay
EBAY
.
OnSept. 22, Microsoft announced
planstobuybackasmuchas$40bil-
lion in stock and raise its dividend.
Hewlett-Packard
HPQ
last monthan-
nouncedits own$8billionstockre-
purchaseprogram.
With the stock markets plunge,
the boards of many tech companies
might believe their shares are un-
dervalued, and would like to repur-
chase more of their shares. But
theyll have a tough time using debt
financingtorepurchaseshares.
Incurrent macroeconomiccondi-
tions, it might be challenging to
raise debt to buy back stock, Lane
said. It might not bepossible.
For one thing, he says, it might be
toocostly.
Investment-grade corporate
bonds those rated at least BBB
yieldalmost 7%. Thats high. Tradi-
tionally, lower-rated junk bonds
have offered such yields or higher.
Microsoft, with its triple A rating,
would likely have to pay a lower
rate, perhaps 6%, someanalysts say.
Microsoft might well attract bond
investorsbecauseof itsmarket dom-
inance, analysts say. Microsoft
churned out $14 billion in free cash
flowinits fiscal year endedJune30.
Cisco, IBM, Intel
INTC
, TexasInstru-
mentsandHPalsohaveabove-aver-
age credit ratings. But bond inves-
tors will no doubt be extremely
pickyas the global economic down-
turndeepens.
A Flight To Quality
Theres a flight to quality to big
companies during this crisis incon-
fidence, said Donald Rissmiller,
chief economist at Strategas Re-
search Partners. It remains to be
seen what technology revenue
streamsaresafeandwhicharent.
One problemfor many technology
firms, analysts say, is theyre gener-
ating more of their cash flow from
overseas operations. Companies
cant bring that money back to the
U.S. without payingtaxes.
The good news for some tech and
telecom firms is they tapped debt
markets before credit channels
driedup.
AT&T and Verizon have issued
$13.9billionand$7.9billion, respec-
tively, in corporate bonds since
July 1, 2007, saysresearchfirmDea-
logic. The phone companies refi-
nanced some older debt and also
raised funds to pay for airwaves ac-
quiredingovernment spectrumauc-
tions.
IBM, Oracle, cable firm Comcast
CMCSA
and HP led tech companies in
bond offerings the past 15 months,
says Dealogic. One newcomer to
the bond market, Dell
DELL
, has a
sharebuybackprogramunder way.
In April, Oracle tapped the bond
market for $5billiontofundits pur-
chaseof BEASystems.
Microsoft originally floated the
idea of selling bonds when it bidfor
Yahoo
YHOO
earlier this year. Mi-
crosofts rival in corporate soft-
ware, Oracle, has been much more
active in the bond market, says
Charles Di Bona, an analyst at San-
fordBernstein.
Oracle has taken on structural
debt becausetheyvebeensoacquis-
itive, he said. Theyve been roll-
ing up a mature part of the (soft-
ware) market. That strategyis more
amenable to debt than internal
growth investments Microsoft is
making, liketheInternet.
Bond Financing Now An Option For Few
But Microsofts Among Them
Lots of tech companies
would love to sell bonds
to finance stock buybacks
BY JAMES DETAR
With the slow economy and many
analysts expecting chip sales and
profits to decline this year and
muchof next, some analysts expect
awaveof mergers intheindustry.
Stronger players already are look-
ing to buy weaker ones. On Thurs-
day, Microchip Technology
MCHP
and On Semiconductor
ONNN
re-
vealed theyd made an unsolicited
bidtobuymutual rival Atmel
ATML
.
Several other mergers are in the
works, prodded by the weakened
economy and weak outlook, ana-
lysts say. But analysts also say they
expect chip industry consolidation
will be relatively modest because
few chip companies seem to be in
direstraits.
And some arent looking for suit-
ors. Atmel immediately rejected
the Microchip offer, valued at $2.3
billion, or about $5ashare.
Investors, though, had early
hopes. Atmels shares jumped 34%
Thursday on news of the offer, to
4.40. Their enthusiasm fell Friday
on no indication that any deal was
close, andthestockfell 9.6%.
Microchip shares fell 5% Thurs-
day and Ons dropped 15%. Both
stocks fell morethan1%onFriday.
Other potential chip buyouts are
in the works. Samsung last month
confirmed rumors that its made an
offer to buy rival flash memory
makerSanDisk
SNDK
. SanDiskreject-
ed the offer, but didnt rule out fur-
ther talks.
OnThursday, privatelyheldFree-
scale formerly Motorolas
MOT
chip business said it plans to sell
its cell phone chip-set business. It
will focus instead on chips for the
autoandnetworkingmarkets.
This strategic framework is the
result of a thorough evaluation and
planning process conducted since I
joined Freescale six months ago,
Chief Executive Rich Beyer said in
astatement.
Analysts say Micron Technolo-
gy
MU
, the only large U.S. memory
maker, is interested in German
memory maker Qimonda
QI
. And
autocomponentsmakerVishayIn-
tertechnology
VSH
last weekmade a
hostileoffer for rival International
Rectifier
IRF
.
Meanwhile, Microchip says its
still trying to put a deal together to
buy Atmel. In a Microchip state-
ment, the company said its CEO,
Steve Sanghi, met withAtmel Chief
Executive StevenLaubonSept. 5to
discuss the possible acquisition.
But Atmels board indicated the
offer eventually made by Micro-
chipundervaluedthecompany.
Under the proposed deal, Micro-
chip would acquire Atmel and then
sell part of it toOnSemi.
It broadens our market pres-
ence, Sanghi said. Atmel has
strong momentum. And it has a
broad product line with 8- and
32-bit (controller) solutions. Sang-
hi made the comments in a confer-
encecall onThursday.
Microchip, On Semi and Atmel all
make microcontrollers. MCUs are
smaller, less powerful versions of
the microprocessors that Intel and
othersmaketoruncomputers.
Companies oftenuse themincon-
sumer products like cell phones
and toys. Carmakers use them for
specific tasks, suchas to control the
electroniclocks oncar doors.
Analyst Avi Cohen says the merg-
er activity is a sign chipmakers
wont see their situation improve
anytimesoon.
Sixmonths agoI wouldhave said
thesecondhalf of the year wouldbe
better,Cohensaid.
Now, hesays, thefirst half of next
year wont be better. The closest
point of recovery will be the second
half of 2009.
But George Scalise, president of
theSemiconductorIndustryAssoci-
ation, doesnt expect the wave of
mergers toturnintoatidal wave.
Wehave toget beyondthis credit
issue,saidScalise, whopraisedFri-
days passageof thebailout bill.
Analyst DerekLidow, chief execu-
tivefor market researchfirmiSupp-
li, says most chipmakers have
enough cash to ride out the current
slump. More companies are get-
tingtoeholds inthe market thanare
beingmerged, Lidowsaid.
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Spending on online video ads is expected to
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audience growth. While most of todays
advertising focuses on short clips such as
those shown on YouTube, spending will
shift to longer TV shows and movies.
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Verizon Wireless will try to raise
$20billion in newdebt by year-end
to close its purchase of Alltel, de-
spite the worsening credit crisis,
says ananalyst.
Verizon Wireless, co-owned by
Verizon Communications
VZ
and
U.K.-basedVodafone
VOD
, agreed to
buy privately held Alltel in July ina
deal valued at $28.1 billion, includ-
ing $22.2 billion in debt that Veri-
zonwouldassume.
Verizon Wireless planned to refi-
nance most of Alltels junk-rated
debt. Alltels owners TPG, for-
merly Texas Pacific Group, and the
private equity armof Goldman Sa-
chs
GS
leveragedthenations No. 5
wireless firm after buying it last
year near the height of the credit
bubblefor $27.5billion.
AcquiringAlltel wouldmakeVeri-
zon Wireless the No. 1 U.S. mobile
phonecompany, aheadof AT&T
T
.
The banking crisis has triggered a
flight from risk, drying up demand
forjunkbondsandeveninvestment-
gradebonds.
Even so, Verizon Wireless will try
to raise $20 billion to close the All-
tel deal, says David Barden, analyst
at Bankof America.
Dotheyhaveachoice? hesaidin
ane-mail interview.
Debt protection costs on Alltel
jumpedFridayonconcernsthat tur-
moil inthe credit markets couldde-
rail theVerizonWireless deal.
Alltel CDS (credit default swaps)
has widenedsignificantly over con-
cerns that Verizon Wireless may
have trouble securing financing to
complete the acquisition, Barclays
Capital saidinaresearchnote.
Credit default swaps are a com-
plex formof derivative inthe fixed-
incomemarket toprotect bondbuy-
ersfromriskof default.
Verizon says the deal remains on
track. We continue to expect the
Alltel transaction to close by the
end of the year, said Robert Varet-
toni, Verizon Communications
spokesman.
Analystsagreeitll betoughforVe-
rizon Wireless to borrow $20 bil-
lioninthecurrent environment.
Certainly they couldnt do it
today, said Christopher King, an
analyst at Stifel Nicolaus. He says
the company, though, is big enough
toget adeal done, if it must.
Verizon is Verizon, he said.
The real question is what interest
rate theyd have to pay. At some
point, it gets tobeintolerable.
Yieldsoninvestment-gradecorpo-
rate bonds have climbed to around
7%, muchhigher thanthe historical
norm. So costs would be high for
corporatebondsellers.
King says the Alltel deal might be
safe, even if Verizon cant borrow
the $20 billion. He says Verizon
could try to close the deal without
refinancingAlltels debt.
Heestimates that Alltelsdebt pro-
videsyieldsaround12%. HesaysVe-
rizon could retain Alltels current
debt, keep paying that high interest
rate, and wait for credit conditions
toimprovebeforerefinancing.
If Verizon Wireless walks away
from the Alltel deal, it would have
topaya$500millionbreakupfee.
Many analysts say Verizon Wire-
less cant let achancetosnapupAll-
tel slip by. Alltel has about 13 mil-
lion customers and uses the same
wirelessnetworktechnologyasVer-
izon Wireless. Acquiring Alltel will
improve Verizons network cover-
ageintheSouthandMidwest.
Barclays expects the deal to go
through. We view this (deal) as a
core transactionfor Verizonanddo
expect the deal to close, despite the
current funding environment, the
report said. At worst, we could en-
visiona scenarioinwhichclosing is
delayedsomewhat.
Verizon Wireless debt would
more than double to $38 billion
with the Alltel deal. The higher
debt woulddelay the resumptionof
dividendpayments toits co-owners
until 2012, at least two years longer
thanprojected.
And Verizon-Alltel merger still
needs regulatory approval. Regula-
tors will likely require Verizon
Wireless to divest some of Alltels
properties, analysts say. A com-
bined company would have more
than80millioncustomers.
The Verizon-Alltel merger isnt
theonlytelecomdeal upintheair.
A private equity group led by the
Ontario Teachers Pension Plan in
June 2007 agreed to buy BCE, the
owner of Bell Canada, in a $51 bil-
lion leveraged buyout. That deal
hasnt closed, but the two sides say
financingis inplace.
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THE NEW AMERICA
BY NORM ALSTER
Investors who want to shield their
assets fromthe risk and turbulence
of equity markets have found dan-
ger insomeof theoldsafeharbors.
For only the second time in nearly
40 years, a money-market fund last
month broke the buck, meaning
its sharepricefell belowadollar.
The Reserve Primary Fund, hold-
ing debt from bankrupt Lehman
Bros., had to cut its per-share value
to 97 cents. With investors scram-
bling for the exits, the Reserve fund
suspendedredemptions.
That was a nightmare for inves-
tors who have long counted on
money-market funds for safety,
yieldandliquidity.
An investor with TD Ameritrade,
whorequestedanonymity, toldIBD
that hes had $183,000 frozen be-
causeit was intheReservefund.
That wouldbe badenoughif these
were personal savings. But theyre
actuallyhis officesretirement plan.
Its totally frozen, he said. I
cant touchit.
He asked that his name be with-
heldfor fear that someone inhis of-
fice might read of the problem. I
dont want my employees to freak
out, said the man, an orthodontist
intheMidwest.
The Reserves buck-breakfreaked
out many investors, who fled many
money-market funds. To forestall a
broad panic, the Fed offered to
funds temporary insurance that
would guarantee all money market
investments heldas of Sept. 19.
Most, if not all, funds that qualify
are expected to sign up and pay the
small insurancefee.
But questionsremain. Will thepro-
gramsthree-monthtermbeextend-
ed? Andhowsafeis newmoney?
Money-market deposits after
Sept. 19 arent insured. Andwith in-
vestors still fleeing, there are con-
cerns about this usual safehaven.
In general, money-market funds
have been under pressure, said
Peter Rizzo, senior director at Stan-
dard & Poors. There have been
assetoutflowsanddropsinprices.
Apart fromseveral Reserve funds,
nomoney-market fundisonCredit-
Watch, Rizzo notes. But he warns
that institutional investors have
beenrushingout of moneyfunds.
This pressures funds because they
must sell securities in an unstable
market for redemptions.
If such strains grow, some funds
could struggle to maintain a $1 net
asset value.
Rizzoandothermoneyfundtrack-
erssaytherearewaystoat least par-
tiallyscreenfunds for danger.
He advises investors to avoid
funds with huge exposure to a sin-
gledebt issuer.
Investors shouldalsosteer clear of
funds with heavy exposure to com-
mercial paper usedby businesses
for short-termfunding.
With credit concerns mounting,
some funds have beenbuying Trea-
suries as their paper matures. Total
commercial paper has plunged by
$208billioninthelast threeweeks.
Atypical primefund, whichcanin-
vest inbothcommercial andgovern-
ment paper, might have 40% of its
assets in commercial paper. If its
muchhigher, riskis elevated.
Government funds only hold U.S.
government andagencydebt.
Prime funds have suffered un-
precedented redemption activity
over the last two weeks, said Fitch
Ratingsinareport Wednesday.
Its investor flight as much as bad
debt that threatens money funds.
They must sell holdings to meet re-
demptions. Intodayscrunch, assets
maysometimesbesoldat adiscount.
Hot Money
Thatswhyinvestorsneedtoavoid
funds attracting hot money, says
Peter Crane, president of Crane
Data, which tracks money-market
funds. Hot-money investors are al-
ways on the lookout for a few basis
points of better yield. But theyll flee
at thefirst signof trouble.
Sowhereis thehot money?
High-yield tends to attract hot
money,Cranesaid.
He recommends the Wildebeest
Strategy, which he describes as a
move to the middle of the pack.
Theideais simple: Dont pickafund
just becauseit has ahigher yield.
People should also be wary of
money-market fundsthat haveinsti-
tutional investorshareclasses. Insti-
tutional money will flee trouble the
fastest, leaving the retail investor to
foot thebill for hugeredemptions.
Retail prime money-market funds
have seen outflows of 5% in recent
months, Crane says. Institutional
primefunds havelost 10%to20%.
You can examine money-market
fund holdings. But most portfolios
are filled with scores of positions,
most of whichareveryshort-term.
Moneyfundsecuritiesarelikesub-
atomicparticles,Cranesaid. Bythe
timeyoulookat them, theyregone.
But therearesomeredflags. Funds
withlots of paper fromregional and
smallerbankscouldhaveissues, says
Connie Bugbee, managing editor of
iMoneyNet, which tracks money-
market flows. Manysuchbankshold
shares inFannieMae, Freddie Mac,
LehmanandWashingtonMutual.
Government Safety
Of course, money-market inves-
torscanworrylessif theyaccept the
lower yields of government funds.
Anybody thats really uneasy
about where to put money, look at
thegovernment funds,Bugbeesaid.
Manyinvestorsaredoingjust that.
Government money-market funds
at T. RowePricehaveseenaninflux
of money, says spokesman Brian
Lewbart. Prime funds have suf-
feredslightlynegativeoutflows.
Dont expect to get rich quick. As
of Sept. 23, theaverageprimemoney
fund yielded 1.94%, Bugbee says.
Government funds yielded0.69%.
Bank savings rates now average
0.7%, notedGregMcBride, seniorfi-
nancial analyst at Bankrate.com.
Better yields but less liquidity
canbefoundoncertificatesof depos-
it. Likeotherbankaccounts, CDsare
federally insured, with the cap just
raised to $250,000 from $100,000.
Rates on one-year CDs nownear or
top4%at somebanks.
The credit crisis has made all
banks hungry for deposits, said
McBride. He notes with federal in-
surance, depositors can sleep well
even if their money is in a shaky
bank. The health of the bank is the
banks problem, not your problem.
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BY MARI LYN MUCH
It didnt take Abbott Laboratories
long to hit the ground running with
its newlyapprovedstent.
Abbott
ABT
has sold its Xience V
drug-coatedstent inthe U.S. sinceit
got the Food and Drug Administra-
tions nod in July. It has already
seizedabigchunkof themarket.
Xience, combined with a private-
label version called Promus,
grabbed about half the drug-coated
stent market in its first two months
on the market, says Chief Financial
Officer Thomas Freyman.
Thatsaveryrapidandsignificant
uptakeof theproduct,hesaid.
Boston Scientific
BSX
sells Pro-
mus, made by Abbott. Abbott gets
40%of theprofit oneachsale.
Abbott had originally forecast that
Xience, alone, would grab a 25% to
30% market share about one year
after thelaunch.
Its very likely well reach that
level well before the endof this year
and be in a leadership position by
year-end,Freymansaid.
Stents are devices used to prop
open coronary arteries that have
beennarrowedor weakened.
High Hopes
Drug-coated stents are metal
stents coated with a drug and spe-
cial coating that disseminates the
drug into the artery over time to
keep it open when it threatens to
closeor get clogged.
Abbott had high hopes for Xience
fromthestart. Onmeasures of effec-
tiveness, theproduct showedsupe-
rior performance against the mar-
ket-leading stent in clinical trials,
Freymansays.
But thepaceat whichdoctors have
adopted the new technology and
their rapiduptake of the stent inthe
first twomonthshavetoppedexpec-
tations, headds.
Theabilitytodeliverthestent effi-
ciently into the vascular system
when there are closures caused by
heart disease, andthesuperior effec-
tiveness of the device have com-
bined to deliver a very successful
launch,Freymansaid.
Xience is the fourth drug-coated
stent to sell in the U.S. market. It
was approved in Europe in late
2006 andhas since gotten the green
light inmanyother countries.
Japan is the remaining large mar-
ket where Xience has yet togainap-
proval. Freymanexpectsthat tohap-
peninthesecondhalf of 2009.
Analyst LarryBiegelsenof Wacho-
via Capital Markets pegs Xiences
share of Europes drug-coated stent
market at over 20%.
The uptake inEurope was slower
thanmost expectedbecause of safe-
ty concerns with drug-coated
stents, Biegelsen said. Xience was
the new kid on the block, and doc-
tors were reluctant touse it because
it didnt havemuchlong-termsafety
data.
Nowwe havemorelong-termdata
onXience. Sodoctors inthe U.S. are
more comfortable using it and the
uptake has moved faster, adds Bie-
gelsen.
He expects Xience and Promus to
account for 2.6% of Abbotts total
sales this year and 3.8%of earnings.
By 2011, combined sales should rise
to5%of total sales and7.4%of prof-
it.
Overall, drug-coated stents are
used in about 70% of procedures in
the U.S. vs. bare-metal stents with
30%, Freyman says. Abbott is the
U.S. market leader inthebare-metal
stent category with a roughly 60%
share, hesays.
Thecompanyhas abroadportfolio
of vascular devices. In 2007, its vas-
cularsegment postedsalesof $1.7bil-
lion, or 6.4%of thecompanystotal.
One promising newdevice Abbott
is developingis abioabsorablestent.
It has the drug and coating, but the
stent itself is made of polylactic
acid.
The potential advantage is that
over a period of time the stent dis-
solves and is absorbed by the body,
Freyman says, so there is no bare-
metal stent left behind.
Abbott is the only company with a
bioabsorbablestent inclinical trials,
accordingtoFreyman.
But Abbotts biggest growthdriver
is Humira, says Biegelsen.
The blockbuster drug targets au-
toimmune disorders. The drug,
whichis injected, has FDAapproval
totreat anumber of diseases, includ-
ing rheumatoid arthritis, Crohns
diseaseandplaquepsoriasis.
Humira, which is approved in 76
countries, is Abbotts biggest seller
and the largest product in the com-
panys history. Abbott forecasts Hu-
mira sales of more than $4.3 billion
this year, up from $3.1 billion last
year.
Biegelsen estimates that Humiras
sales will jump to $8.3 billion by
2012.
Humira has very good clinical
dataandis rapidlygainingshareglo-
bally, Freymansaid. It shouldbe a
very high-growth product for us for
manyyears tocome.
But Abbott doesnt want for fast
growers. Abbott is a very broad-
based health care company with a
number of growthdrivers, Freyman
says.
Over the past fewyears, Chief Ex-
ecutive Miles White has made a
number of strategic buys that have
propelled gains and brought on
major products.
Humira came to Abbott through
the 2001 acquisition of Knoll Phar-
maceuticals.
And the 2006 purchase of the vas-
cular and endovascular businesses
of the former Guidant Corp. deliv-
eredXience.
Also in 2006, Abbott bought Kos
Pharmaceuticals, whichboostedAb-
botts cholesterol franchise.
Abbott is enjoying fast growth
from its cholesterol drugs, includ-
ingTriCor, Freymansays.
Its awaiting approval for a next-
generation TriCor, called TriLipix.
It would reduce triglyceride levels
andraisegoodcholesterol, or HDL.
Single Pill
Abbott is also studying TriLipix in
combination with Crestor, Astra-
Zenecas
AZN
drug that primarily re-
duces LDL, orbadcholesterol.
Sowithonepill youdbe abletore-
duce triglyceride levels, raise HDL
cholesterol and reduce LDL. The
combination pill is in phase three
clinical development, the final
phasebeforeapproval.
Armed with a strong portfolio of
products, Abbott has enjoyed
healthygrowth.
In the second quarter, earnings
rose22%to84cents per share. Sales
grew15%to$7.3billion.
Worldwide pharmaceutical sales
were up 16.7%, driven by double-
digit growth in Humira, Niaspan
andKaletra.
Worldwide nutritional products
sales growthwas ledby a 21.3%gain
inoverseas nutritionals sales.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reu-
ters expect 2008 earnings to rise
15% to $3.28 a share, then 12% to
$3.66in2009.
Abbott markets its products in
more than 130 countries. Last year
was the first time more than 50%of
sales came from outside the U.S.,
Freymansays.
The company is seeing strong
growthacross its overseas business,
he says, particularly emerging mar-
ketsinAsiaandLatinAmerica.
lion deal could close by year-end,
pending regulatory and Wachovia
shareholder approval.
Citigroups earlier deal was $2.16
billion, just for Wachovias banking
operations. It wasnt takingWacho-
vias A.G. Edwards brokerage or its
Evergreenmutual-funds unit.
Wells Fargo wants the whole
shop. And it would take on the en-
tire risks associated with Wacho-
vias more than $300 billion pool of
loans, including radioactive pick a
paymentsubprimemortgages.
Wells executives said the deal
wouldhurt profit for two years, but
beaccretiveinthethirdyear.
Theres obviously going to be a
lot of upfront costs, Chairman
DickKovacevichsaid.
Late Friday, Moodys put a nega-
tiveratingonWells Fargodebt.
Still, the combined bank would
have$1.42trillioninassets, $787bil-
lion in deposits, and nearly 7,000
branches in 39 states. It would be
the top bank by deposits in 17 of
thosestates.
This is a home run opportunity
forWells,saidJoeMordord, anan-
alyst withRBCCapital Markets. In
a single move yougive themsignifi-
cant market share in the Southeast
andtheEasternseaboard.
Wells Fargo executives said in a
conference call that they broke off
due diligence last Monday, when
Citi and Wachovia reached their
first tentative deal. But they kept
pouring over the numbers that
Wachovia supplied, and decided to
makethehigher offer.
Wells Fargo wouldnt comment
onCitisefforts tofight thedeal.
Jefferies Baker doesnt think Citi
will block a deal totally. It may just
seek to buy some deposits or other
assets.
If it does takeWells andWachovia
to court, it likely would be able to
only stall the marriage. Citi and
Wachovia had a tentative agree-
ment. And Wachovia would have
beenfreetoaccept anyofferit want-
edafter theexclusivitydeal expired.
Is it really worth it to Citibank?
Whats the benefit to them? Baker
asked.
W ACHO VI A FRO M A1
Leading New Issues
Citi May Have To Settle For Consolation Prize, Analysts Say
A BBOTT LA BORA TORI ES Abbott Park, Il l inois
New Drug-Coated Stent Grabs Market Share, Exceeds Expectations
MSCI Barra
MXB
rose 2.5% in solid volume
Friday to close at 22.47. Keefe, Bruyette &
Woods upgraded the stock to outperform,
eventhoughit missedviewswiththird-quar-
ter results reported Thursday, causing
shares to dip. MSCI provides analytic tools
for investors. It went publicNov. 15.
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Abbotts XienceVdrug-coatedstent wonFDAapproval inJuly. Themetal
stent is placed in the artery to keep it open while disseminating the drug.
Abbott Laboratories
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BY J. BONASI A
Nodoubt about it, the innocence is
gone. Since9/11, airlineshavetight-
ened safeguards, barricades have
goneuparoundgovernment build-
ings and local agencies have taken
onaslewof newsecurityresponsi-
bilities.
Americans have become more
security conscious as our society
has gotten more dangerous over
time, said Edward Cunningham,
head of investor relations for
Brinks
BCO
, the iconic armored-
truckcompany.
Asfreesocietiestrytostrikeabal-
ance between protecting the pub-
lic and personal privacy, many see
private security firms as a way to
fill the gaps and augment public
services.
That heightened sense of danger
has helped fuel growth among
stocks in IBDs security services
group. As of Friday, the sector
ranked No. 21 among IBDs 197 in-
dustry groups, up from 101 six
months ago.
1. Busi ness
Thesecurityandsafetysector en-
compassesabroadrangeof compa-
nies that make everything from
alarms and gates to sensors and
cameras.
Tyco Internationals
TYC
ADT
unit makes home-invasion alarms
that protect more than 5 million
households, making it the largest
home-securityfirm.
Other firms manage private pris-
ons and jails on behalf of govern-
ment agencies. Corrections
Corp. of America
CXW
, Geo Group
GEO
and Cornell Companies
CRN
arethebiggest firms inthegroup.
Publicopinionabout privatepris-
onshas changedsinceDamonHin-
inger got his start in 1992 as a
guardforCorrectionsCorp. inKan-
sas. Three months ago, he was
named the firms president and
chief operatingofficer.
Acceptance of private incarcera-
tion has grown a lot since 1992,
Hininger says.
I clearly remember folks back
then worrying if our private facili-
ty would be accepted by the com-
munity, he said. Nowwere very
well accepted and seen as a viable
business solution.
After 25 years in business, CCA
has grown to 65 facilities, ranging
from 200 inmate beds to 3,000, in
21 states.
Other firms sell screening sys-
temstoprotect against theft.
L-1IdentitySystems
ID
authenti-
cates identities for clients. IDSys-
tems
IDSY
tracks assets wirelessly.
Checkpoint Systems
CKP
provides
security cameras totrackproducts
for retailers.
Many specialist firms address is-
sues suchas fire safety, ambulance
services, or the detection of explo-
sives and toxic chemicals. Ameri-
can Science & Engineering
ASEI
checks for weapons and drugs in
cargoshipments andbaggage.
Taser
TASR
makes stun guns. Lo-
Jack
LOJN
sells systems to track sto-
lencars. Bothcompanies have had
strong growth in recent years, but
that has beguntoslow.
00 Name Of The Game: Help cus-
tomers feel safer. Businesses hire
security firms to minimize risks
and liabilities. Homeowners seek
toprotect theirfamiliesandposses-
sions.
2. Market
The security industry comprises
tensof thousandsof businessesbe-
yond public law enforcement.
More than 300 companies in the
U.S. sell electronic security prod-
ucts. Thesecuritybusiness units at
nine giant conglomerates claim
nearlyhalf of this submarket. They
are General Electric
GE
, United
Technologies
UTX
, Honeywell In-
ternational
HON
, Siemens
SI
, Tyco,
L-3Communications
LLL
, Diebold
DBD
, Stanley Works
SWK
and
France-basedSchneiderElectric-
SND.F
.
U.S. sales of electronic security
systems totaled $9.7 billion last
year, a 36% increase over the year
before, according to the Security
Industry Association. Supporting
sectors, includingsystems integra-
tors, added another $4.7 billion in
2007. SIAofficials expect a much
lowergrowthratethis year.
Electronicsecuritysales arefore-
cast togrow7.8%per year, accord-
ing tothe Freedonia Group, a mar-
ket researchfirm.
Analysts expect above-average
growth for industrial sites, office
buildings, lodging andthe services
sector.
Outside of the consumer market,
governments and other institu-
tions were the biggest buyers of
electronicsecuritylast year. Indus-
trial salesareexpectedtogrowfast-
er than other segments through
2012.
Broken down by product seg-
ments, the fastest growers will in-
cludeaccess control, videosurveil-
lance, fire detection and intrusion
detection, according to SIA Chief
ExecutiveRichardChace.
Security as a practice and com-
modity are value propositions, for
the foreseeable future, that arch
through U.S. government, corpo-
rate and industrial, institutional,
commercial and residential mar-
kets,Chacesaidbye-mail.
In large part, the growth of elec-
tronic security is being driven by
perceptions of a growing crime
riskdespite a long-termtrendof
falling crime rates, according to
the Freedonia Group. Further-
more, manyhomeownersandbusi-
nesses are taking charge of their
ownsecurityinthebelief that pub-
licsafetycrews areoverburdened.
Technology improvements and
lowercosts shouldincreasespend-
ingfor upgrades toexistingsecuri-
tysystems. Thoseadvances should
alsohelpincrease market penetra-
tionwithnewsales.
The best prospects for growth
will involve products and services
that offer high levels of protection
with minimal amounts of human
support. Automated controls for
building access can replace live
guards, for instance.
Makers of biometric controls,
which use fingerprints or iris
scans to grant clearance, will grow
exponentially over the next de-
cade, according to the Freedonia
Group. The biometric market
alone should reach $4.6 billion in
sales by2017.
3. Cl i mat e
Sales of contraband-detection
systems grew quickly in the five
years after 9/11, but that trend has
since cooled off. A major slow-
down in home sales will likely
crimp growth for home security
systems as well.
To stay competitive with the
huge multinationals, many pure-
play security firms have bulked up
through acquisitions. More merg-
ersarelikely.
L-1 Identity Systems formed
when Viisage Technology and
Identix merged in 2006. L-1 also
bought Integrated Biometric
Technology, SecuriMetrics and
IridianTechnologies.
Geo Group of Florida formed in
2003 when Wackenhut Correc-
tions merged with Group 4 Falck
of Denmark.
Brinks will spin off its $500 mil-
lion home-security division on
Oct. 31.
The Brinks consumer unit is
growing 10% per year in sales and
subscribers. But the business is
still largely misunderstood, Cun-
ninghamsays.
By being separated, a pure-play
company should get better stock
multiples and more focus from
management and Wall Street, he
said.
4. Technol ogy
New biometric security systems
have been a big help in thwarting
the bad guys. These systems limit
access by checking users unique
fingerprints, palms, eyes or even
face. Whenimplementedwell, bio-
metricsarevirtuallyfail-safe.
Computer automation systems
have also speeded the processing
of newinmatesandimprovedsecu-
rityrecords maintenance.
Brinks, which will turn 150 next
year, continuestoevolve. Thecom-
pany has developed a technology
called CompuSafe to protect the
cash collected by store managers
and other merchants. Clients can
use it to make bank deposits in-
stantlytoget same-daycredit.
The systemmanages cashonline,
doing away with manual counting
and recounting. It also can spot
counterfeits, orderchangeandrec-
oncile bank deposits. In this way,
stores make fewer mistakes, and
managers can give more attention
tocustomers andemployees.
Brinks also insists on using
heavyarmoronall itstruckstopro-
tect the guards who make pickups
anddrop-offs, says Cunningham.
One way to cut prices is to cut
safety and security, but were not
goingtodothat, hesaid.
5. Out l ook
Security risks are a growing con-
cerninanuncertainworld. Ninein
10 executives rate security as a
CEO- orboard-level matter.
Yet decentralized management
and conflicted priorities can make
it hard to maintain security, ac-
cording to a recent survey of 175
large global companies conducted
by Forrester Consulting
FORR
and
BearingPoint
BE
.
Its clear that overly complex,
dotted-line organizational struc-
tures and competing business pri-
orities are hindering organiza-
tions ability to effectively manage
risk and security from planning
andbudget toexecution,J.R. Rea-
gan, aBearingPoint vicepresident,
saidinastatement.
00 Upside: People naturally want
to ensure safety for themselves,
their families andtheir businesses.
Assuch, thismarket shouldcontin-
ue with steady annual growth in
thesingledigits.
Companiesmight buynewsecuri-
ty systems to help save money and
reducelosses totheft.
Andwhileit maysoundcrass, ter-
rorist threats, crimewavesandnat-
ural disasters should play well for
this sector. After all, the market
grows in relation to societys level
of insecuritywhetherreal orper-
ceived.
00 Risks: The current financial cri-
sis will likely continue tohurt con-
sumer confidence and stall eco-
nomicgrowth.
Fewer new homes means fewer
alarm systems purchases. Tight-
ened business spending might
causemanybusinesses todelayup-
grades or newsecuritymeasures.
BY PETER BENESH
One result of the financial crisis
particularly in terms of tight or
pricey credit is that it has slowed
business growth.
More slowdowns are likely, even
with the U.S. governments rescue
plan. The fallout has extended into
health care, especially the hospital
industry.
Share prices have fallen across the
sectorincludingat leadersUniver-
sal Health Services
UHS
, Communi-
ty Health Systems
CYH
and Tenet
Healthcare
THC
as hospital opera-
tors struggle with tighter lending
standards that make it tough to fund
growth.
IBDs hospital group, which in-
cludes 10 stocks, is down 25% since
hittinga52-weekhighonJune5.
The longer the credit crunch goes
on, the harder it is for hospitals to
complete projects, says Dick Clarke,
president and chief executive of the
Healthcare Financial Management
Association.
When they get ready to start a
major construction project, after al-
ready spending on architecture and
demolition, theyve planned for
thingstobestable, hesaid.
Obviously, thingsarent stableright
now. A lack of liquidity has banks
gun-shyabout financingbusinessex-
pansion. Credit is harder tocome by,
andthecost of borrowingisup.
Meanwhile, the ailing economy
has spooked consumers to the point
that many delay medical procedures
until things improve. That hurts
sales andprofit growthat hospitals.
Some companies have handled the
challengesbetter thanothers.
Universal Health has been one of
the stalwarts, growing profit in dou-
bledigitsinsixof thelast sevenquar-
ters. Its expected to do the same
when it reports results for its next
two quarters, though growth is seen
slowingto1%duringeachof thefirst
twoquarters of 2009.
Community Health has posted
fourstraight quarters of earnings de-
clines. Favorable comparisons
should help it return to double-digit
growththenext four quarters.
Tenet has had a much worse go of
it, losing money in six of the last
sevenquarters. Theredinkisexpect-
ed to continue for the third and
fourthquarters of 2008.
Thinking Ahead
Yet for all of the hospital industrys
challenges, somewatcherssoundop-
timisticabout thelongterm.
Hospital groups dont make
growthplans day-by-day, says Jason
Gurda, an analyst with Leerink
Swann.
Theyre definitely thinking years
inadvance,hesaid.
The short-term gyrations of the
market dont influence long-
plannedgrowth. Most publicly trad-
edhospital firms are cash-flowposi-
tive, Gurda says. And they havent
needed outside capital for most
growth.
Theyll use cash fromtheir hospi-
tals that are performing to invest in
newer or underperforming assets,
Gurdasaid.
When they have sought funding, it
usually hasnt been a problem, he
says. Thats because health care is
seen as a low-risk investment thats
not sensitive to the economy at
least until now.
Some hospital organizations that
had been counting on borrowing
nowsee their plans up in the air and
might be using their owncash, Clar-
kesays.
Equipment Concerns
Hospitals dont onlyneedcapital to
expand facilities. They also need it
toupgrade equipment, whichcanbe
expensive. Theres a natural up-
grade cycle as technology improves
oroldgear breaks down.
If hospitals are forced by the eco-
nomic downturn and lack of credit
to cut back on spending, it will hit
technology manufacturers first, ac-
cordingtoa report fromNeedham&
Co. analyst EdShenkan.
Theres been a recent slowing of
hospital and office procedures as
well as physician visits, he wrote.
That raises concerns about hospital
capital equipment spending.
In early 2008, General Electric
GE
reported a slowdown in hospital
spendingonits equipment.
Anotherconcernistheimpact of re-
ducedconsumer spendingondiscre-
tionary health care. Spending could
alsogowaydownbecauseoffewerin-
sured people due to unemployment,
fewerphysicianvisitsandfewerelec-
tivesurgeries, Shenkannotes.
Hefigures hospitalswill trytoshel-
ter cardiac, oncology, molecular di-
agnostics andcritical care fromtight
budgets. However, the capital
spending in these areas will not be
immunetospendingcuts.
Acting Locally
Recession fears play differently in
thehospital industrythaninotherin-
dustries. For-profit hospital groups
are multistate enterprises. But they
operateinlocal markets, Gurdasays.
And local markets dictate expan-
sion.
Hospital companies wont invest in
towns where theres a single major
employerespeciallyif that employ-
er is in a failing industry. Weak local
economies produce nonpaying pa-
tients.
Anagingpopulationattracts hospi-
tal investment, he says. Medicare or
Medicaid cover most of the elderly,
meaningcertaintyof payment.
The best payers are private insur-
ers. They come with employer pros-
perity.
Ahospitals abilitytobe profitable
and successful depends on the mix
of payers, Gurdasaid.
The ranks of nonpaying patients
would swell everywhere if the na-
tions economic woes lead to wide-
spread unemployment. But as long
as the characteristics of a region
look healthy, hospital companies
will continuetoinvest.
One possible indicator of for-profit
hospitals views on the economy is
the dearth of acquisitions. None of
the major publicly traded players
has madeadeal this year.
Are Safety Firms A Safe Bet?
After surge of growth in wake of 9/11, security providers temper outlook
Hospitals Feeling Pain
From Financial Crisis
Growth Could Take Hit
Tighter credit makes it
hard to expand, though
analysts remain upbeat
FRO M I BD N EW S SERVI C ES
Amgensaidafederal court uphelda
priorjurydecisionaffirmingthebio-
techs patents for two anemia drugs
andsaidit is entitledto a permanent
injunctionagainst rival Roche.
Amgen
AMGN
makes the anemia
drugs Epogen and Aranesp, while
Roche
RHHBY
makes Mircera.
In a prior ruling, the U.S. District
Court in Boston tentatively barred
Roche from selling Mircera in the
U.S. becauseajuryfoundthedrugvi-
olatedAmgenspatents. Thenewde-
cision affirms the jurys decision
and said Amgen is entitled to a per-
manent injunction against Roche
once an appeal over the issue is re-
solved.
In its decision, the court said fail-
ure to enter a permanent injunction
could stymie incentives for innova-
tiveproducts andmedical advances.
In March, Roche said it would ac-
cept conditions suggested by a
judge, including higher royalty pay-
ments, in a bid to resolve the dis-
pute. But at the time, Amgen held to
its position that the sale of Mircera
intheU.S. wouldamount toreward-
ingtheft of intellectual property.
Amgen rose 2.8% in midday trad-
ingFriday. Rochefell 2.3%
SA FETY A ND SECURI TY SERVI CES
INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT
Amgen Patents Upheld In Roche Dispute
HEA LTH & MEDI CI NE
Sales of security systems rose 36% in 2007 as
governments, businesses and people beefed up
safety with intrusion protection, alarms and
surveillance systems. Access control systems
to keep out burglars and other criminals
accounted for the biggest segment.
Source: Security Industry Association
Flight To Saf et y
Securit y syst em sales
In billions By market
By type, in billions, 2007
Homeland securit y spending
2007
Specified market After market
*Aftermarket only. Too little specified market data to calculate.
0
2
4
6
8
$10
07 06
Aftermarket
28%
Specified
market
72%
Domestic
anti-terrorism
protections
14%
Overseas
(Iraq and
Afghanistan
wars)
86%
Emergency alert systems*
Video surveillance
Intrusion detection
Fire detection
Access control $1 bil
$2.6
$0.8
$2.5
$0.1 bil
$0.9
$0.4
$0.8
$0.5
Department of Homeland Security officer Brian Pittack, right, watches with department Secretary Michael Chertoff, center, as a passenger gets
scanned with a new10-fingerprint scanner for international passengers. Heightened security has fueled growth in safety products and services.
For Friday, October 3, 2008
CD Yields
National averages as of Oct. 1
Source: bankrate.com
Five-year,
in IRA
One-year,
in IRA
Five-
year
One-
year
Six-
month
3.2%
3.7%
4.1%
3.3%
4%
Mutual Fund Performance
36 Mos Fund 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV
Preformance % % After Asset Chg
Rating Chg Chg Tax%Value
FUNDS &PERSONAL FINANCE
BY DONALD JAY KORN
FO R I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
When the market swooned last
Monday, investor demandfor Trea-
suries soared. Investors were seek-
ing a safe haven in securities they
cancount onredeeming.
But youcanoftenget a better yield
incertificates of deposit.
As of Oct. 1, money-market funds
were paying around 1.8% on aver-
age, accordingtoiMoneyNet.com.
One-year T-bills also were yield-
ing around1.8%and five-year Trea-
suries about 3%.
Banks pay higher yields because
theyre competing for deposits. The
average yield on six-month bank
CDs is over 3%. Payouts average
nearly 3.7% for one-year CDs and
over 4%for five-year CDs.
And those are the averages. By
shopping at Web sites such as
bankrate.com, you can get over 5%
onsomebanks five-year CDs.
Somebanks arepaying4%or more
on6-monthandone-year CDs.
You can reach generous banks by
phone or via their Web sites. Then
wireormail moneytobuyaCD.
CDsofferother edges. Theresgen-
erally no risk of principal loss. A
CDis acontract withthedepositor,
said Greg McBride, senior financial
analyst at Bankrate.com.
As a contract to pay you interest, a
CD does not have a net asset value
that canfluctuate.
Thats different from a money-
market fund. The then-$62 billion
Reserve Primary Money Market
Fundsparkedastormamongdeposi-
tors whenit broke the buck failed
to maintain assets of at least $1 for
everyshareinmid-September.
The Treasury has beguntotempo-
rarily guarantee eligible money
fund balances. CDs have long had
that protection. MoneyinaCDis in-
sured along with other cash you
mayhaveinabank.
Fridayscongressional financial re-
lief bill boosted Federal Deposit In-
suranceCorp. coverageforindividu-
al accounts per bankto$250,000.
Cashandcashequivalentsinretire-
ment accounts also have federal in-
surance up to $250,000 per deposi-
tor per bank.
Protecting Properly
But usethat protectionproperly. If
youwant toplowmoremoneyintoa
CD than the amounts protected in
any one bank, put excess cash into
one or more additional CDs at one
or more other banks. Keep totals in
anyonebankwithintheFDICcover-
agelimits.
The FDIC says it has never taken
more than several days to make de-
positorswhole.
Another way to use CDs is via pay-
able-on-death bank accounts, also
known as Totten Trusts. They can
be created simply by filling out a
banks signaturecard.
A Totten Trust provides that de-
posits will go to one or more named
beneficiaries upon the owners
death. Saythat ahypothetical EdAn-
drews buys apayable-on-deathCD.
Andrews names his two children
as equal beneficiaries. That CD
would have FDIC insurance for up
to $500,000: $250,000 per benefi-
ciary. Any other accounts Andrews
has can also have FDIC coverage,
within FDIC limits. And Totten
Trusts dont go through probate at
theowners death.
So CDs canhave extensive deposit
insurance as well as big yields. Even
if abankfails, balancesexceedingin-
surancelimits might besafe.
When Washington Mutual failed,
JPMorgan Chase
JPM
bought its
banking operations. It assumed re-
sponsibilityforWaMuaccounts. JP-
Morgan Chase will honor the terms
of all existingCDs,McBridesaid.
Still, there are drawbacks to CDs.
Theylockyourmoneyupuntil matu-
rity. If you want an early withdraw-
al, youll owe a penalty. Banks are
freetoset their ownterms.
Often, youlosethreemonths inter-
est if you break a CD maturing in a
year or less. A six-month penalty is
commononlonger-termCDs.
If you need money soon, you may
be better off with a money-market
account, the banking version of a
money-market fund. There are no
penaltiesfor earlywithdrawals.
Now, average yields on money-
market accounts are low. But some
banks have high-yield accounts.
Theymight pay3%or more.
High-yield accounts may limit
howoftenyoucantakewithdrawals
or how much you can get. So read
thefineprint carefully.
Althoughthe Treasury guarantees
some non-bank money-market
funds, you should be wary of high-
yield money-market funds. Higher
yieldscanindicatethat thefundisin-
vestinginriskier securities.
If you decide you can hold CDs
until maturity, onestrategyis tolad-
der them. You could buy five sepa-
rate CDs. Each would have a differ-
ent maturitydate. Youdhavea one-
year CD, a two-year CDanda three-
year CD. Youdalsohaveafour-year
andafive-year CD.
You can use cash as it matures,
without penalty.
If you dont need the money right
away, each time one matures you
couldbuyanewfive-yearCD. Even-
tually, your ladder will be made of
five-year CDs.
And five-year CDs typically have
relatively high yields. Your ladder
would pay more and give access to
someof your money.
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
Preformance % % After Asset NAV
Rating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg
Growth Funds Leading The Market
Thesefunds areamongthetop25%in2- year performance
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
Consider CDs For Safety, Higher Yield
Certificates Of Deposit
Weigh benefits against
such drawbacks as early
withdrawal penalties
WEEK IN FUNDS
Stock funds fell a steep 8.98%, led by midcap growth.
Value fell less than growth. All sectors dropped,
though health/biotechs decline was muted. World
equity resumed its underperformance as Latin
America plummeted 18.22%. Among bonds, only
Treasuries were positive.
Source: Lipper Inc.
St ock Funds Dive
Diversi ed st ock f unds, total returns through O ct. 2 , 2 0 0 8 Sect or f unds Select ed bond f unds
Fund category YTD 1 week
Large-cap growth -27.30% -9.15%
Large-cap core -23.47 -8.19
Large-cap value -23.33 -7.42
Multicap growth -28.40 -10.66
Multicap core -24.59 -8.98
Multicap value -24.15 -8.36
Midcap growth -29.60 -11.91
Midcap core -23.16% -10.51%
Midcap value -22.60 -10.09
Small-cap growth -26.37 -10.44
Small-cap core -19.26 -9.65
Small-cap value -15.60 -9.21
S&P 500 funds -23.14 -7.80
Equity income -20.47 -6.90
Specialty diversified -11.86% -4.38%
Dedicated short bias 26.09 10.92
Equity market neutral -4.96 -1.43
Long/short -21.60 -7.80
U.S. diversified equity -37.39 -8.96
World equity -33.70 -11.16
Health/biotechnology -10.66%-4.58%
Natural resources -29.96 -19.60
Science & technology -29.52 -11.23
Telecommunication -36.85 -10.91
Utilities -26.27 -8.51
Financial services -24.87 -5.85
Real estate -10.06% -7.39%
Specialty/misc. -15.30 -7.38
Gold oriented -33.80 -18.76
Commodities -12.63 -9.53
Global health/biotech -13.39 -5.09
Global natural resrcs -34.77 -20.37
TIPS 0.59% -0.27%
Interm. invest. grade -4.21 -0.80
GNMA 2.82 -0.16
Corp. debt A rated -4.43 -0.86
High yield -12.16 -5.32
World income -4.79 -2.45
General muni -6.31 -1.73
A
A+ AcadEmMkt 43 34+144 17.89n .34
Advance Cap I
$ 924 mil 8003454783
DBalanced 22 14 +10 13.72n .14
E Equity Gr 32 24 +22 16.60n .32
DRetire Inc 10 7 8.15n ..
AdvisorOne Funds
$ 936 mil 8668110225
E Amerigo N 29 20 +17 10.89n .23
AdvisorTwo
$ 1.5 bil 8006181872
FrCrGrInst .. 17 .. 7.73n .09
FrIntlInst .. 18 .. 7.30n .04
FrTRBndInst .. 2 .. 9.63n ..
B AegisVal 15 13 +17 10.41n .24
AIM Funds A
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A+AsianPacGr m 39 22 +87 17.47 .07
E Basic Bal b 26 13 9.58 .20
E Basic Value b 36 17 20.24 .60
E Cap Dvlp b 33 20 +26 12.21 .22
A Charter b 15 7 +39 13.94 .08
E Constlatn b 32 20 +12 19.99 .08
A+Develp Mkts m 39 26+143 20.65 .42
B+Diverse Div b 12 2 +37 10.84 .12
DDynamics b 34 21 +34 15.72 .31
A+Energy b 30 39+189 31.24 .17
AEuro Grwth m 34 19 +88 28.09 .04
B Euro SmCo m 36 23+125 14.54 .01
C GlbHlthCare b 15 7 +28 24.44 .17
E Glbl Equity b 29 17 +27 10.46 .05
C Glbl Growth m 29 16 +45 19.00 .03
BGlbSmMidGr m 37 20 +63 15.38 .20
B+GlobRealEst b 28 14 .. 9.58 .29
D GrowAlloc b 28 16 .. 10.26 .14
DHi Inc Muni 6 6 7.63 +.01
C High Yield m 10 8 +12 3.58 .03
E Income b 12 9 4.99 .02
Intl Alloc 30 17 .. 9.83 .05
A Intl Growth 30 17 +76 22.36 .12
B+Intl Sml Co m 40 25+105 13.37 .13
DLrg Cap Gr b 29 17 +24 9.46 .10
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D Mod Alloc b 21 12 .. 9.77 .10
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C Muni Bond b 3 4 7.46 +.02
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E Select Eq b 29 16 +16 15.00 .19
A Sml Cap Eq b 18 11 +40 9.62 .23
B Sml Cap Gr b 25 12 +32 21.87 .57
B TaxFree Int 0 1 10.42 +.01
E Technology b 32 19 21.11 .27
E TrmrkSmCos b 27 10 .. 10.58 .08
A USGovt + 5 + 2 8.70 +.01
B+Utilities b 26 22 +77 14.39 .09
AIM Funds B
$ 4.4 bil 8009594246
E Basic Value m 36 17 18.26n .55
ACharter m 16 7 +36 13.33n .07
E Constellatn m 32 20 18.20n .08
A+Energy m 31 39+178 29.22n .16
E Lrg Cap Gr m 29 17 +19 8.86n .09
AMid Core Eq m 14 7 +32 16.86 .21
AIM Funds C
$ 3.3 bil 8009594246
E Basic Value m 36 17 18.26n .55
ACharter m 16 7 +36 13.36n .08
E Constellatn m 32 20 18.20n .07
A+Energy m 31 39+177 28.51n .16
AIntl Growth m 31 17 +71 20.61n .11
AIM Funds Instl
$ 3.1 bil 8005541156
E Basic Value 36 16 20.93n .62
D+Core Bond 7 7 .. 8.94 .06
BHigh Yield 10 9 .. 3.57 .03
A Intl Growth 30 17 +80 22.73n .12
BIntlCoreEq 28 14 .. 10.39n +.03
D Lrg Cap Gr 28 17 .. 9.71 .10
B+Sml Cap Gr b 24 12 +35 22.70n .59
AIM Funds P
$ 2.1 bil 8009594246
C Summit P b 26 19 +39 11.02n .05
AIM Funds Investor
$ 6.3 bil 8005541156
E Basic Bal b 26 13 .. 9.58 .20
B+Diverse Div b 12 2 .. 10.83 .12
DDynamics b 34 21 +35 15.72n .31
A+Energy b 30 39+189 31.13n .17
A Euro Grwth m 34 19 .. 28.05 .04
E Finl Svcs b 38 1 31 11.46n .40
C GlbHlthCare 15 7 .. 24.45 .17
E Leisure b 30 11 +13 30.39n .78
DLrg Cap Gr b 29 17 .. 9.53 .10
Sml Cap Gr b 25 12 .. 22.45 .58
E Technology 32 19 20.92n .27
Al Frank Funds
$ 199 mil 8882636443
E AlFrnk 30 16 +33 21.57 .39
Alger Funds A
$ 1.9 bil 8009923863
A+Capital Appr 34 22 +53 10.16 .17
E Large Cp Gr 32 18 +22 9.39 .13
E Mid Cap Gr 46 31 +10 5.05 .12
C Small Grow 33 17 +55 5.08 .15
A+Spectra 34 21 +53 7.76n .12
Alger Instl
$ 3.1 bil 8009923863
A+Cap Appr 34 21 +52 14.51n .22
E Mid Cap Gr 46 32 +13 10.40n .23
CSmall Grow 33 17 +54 19.19n .54
Allegiant I
$ 3.9 bil 8006223863
CBal Alloc b 19 10 +20 8.86n .07
B Bond 2 2 9.56n +.02
A Govt Mort b + 4 + 2 +14 9.23n ..
C+Intl Equity b 35 22 +48 11.90n .07
AIntrmd Bond 0 1 10.41n +.01
D Lg Cap Val b 24 8 +31 13.15n .26
E LgCapCore I b 28 14 +14 8.84n .13
E LgCapGro I b 30 15 13.84n .17
DMid Cap Val b 27 14 +37 10.02n .18
E SmallCpCore b 23 10 .. 8.82n .21
BTot Retrn b 4 4 9.47n +.02
Alliance Brnstn A
$ 22.7 bil 8002215672
D Bal Wealth 22 12 .. 10.45 .10
E Balanced 22 8 +12 12.91 .09
E Global Tech 35 21 +12 50.75 .68
AGloblBond 6 6 +18 7.33 ..
E Gr &Inc 31 13 +15 2.92 .03
E Growth 31 18 +15 28.69 .24
B HiIncome b 13 11 +22 7.03 .05
D Intl Growth 38 29 +67 12.75 .10
E Intl Val 38 25 +45 13.79 +.15
E Lrg Cp Grow 29 16 +13 16.74 .14
E MidCapGr 33 14 +17 3.86 .12
C Muni AZ II b 3 4 10.29 +.03
C Muni CA 4 5 10.08 +.04
CMuni Natl 5 6 9.16 +.03
C+Muni NY 3 4 9.19 +.03
C Qual Bond 6 5 9.42 .01
D SmCap Gr 30 17 +35 21.51 .51
C Sml Mid Val 20 9 +44 12.26 .35
D TaxMgdBal 15 8 +15 10.82 .04
E Value 29 10 8.88 .18
E Wealth Appr 30 17 .. 11.08 .15
C Wealth Pres 13 7 .. 10.24 .05
Alliance Brnstn Adv
$ 5.8 bil 8002215672
D+Intl Growth 37 29 +69 12.87n .10
E Intl Val 38 25 +46 14.04n +.16
E Lrg Cp Grow 29 16 +15 17.44n .14
C+SmMid Cap 19 9 +37 12.45n .36
E TaxWlthAppr 30 16 .. 10.91n .10
E Value 29 10 +11 8.95 .19
E Wealth Appr 30 16 .. 11.13n .15
Alliance Brnstn B
$ 3.8 bil 8002215672
DBal Wealth 22 12 .. 10.40n .10
E Balanced 22 9 12.14n .09
E Global Tech 35 21 44.66n .61
E Gr &Inc 32 13 +12 2.85n .03
E Intl Val 38 25 +42 13.48n +.15
E Lrg Cp Grow 29 16 14.74n .12
E Wealth Appr 30 17 .. 10.90n .15
D Wealth Pres 13 7 .. 10.19 .06
Alliance Brnstn C
$ 5.6 bil 8002215672
DBal Wealth 22 12 .. 10.41n .10
B+GloblBond 7 6 +15 7.35n ..
E Gr &Inc 32 13 +13 2.86n .04
DIntl Growth 38 29 +62 11.67n .09
E Intl Val 38 25 +42 13.48n +.14
E Lrg Cp Grow 29 16 14.80n .13
D Sml Cap Val 20 9 +29 11.73n .34
E Wealth Appr 30 17 .. 10.91n .14
D Wealth Pres 13 7 .. 10.19 .05
Alliance Brnstn I
$ 5.0 bil 8002215672
D GlbRlEstII 28 13 +47 8.25n .26
E Intl Val 38 25 .. 13.73 +.15
E Intl Val 38 25 .. 13.68 +.15
E Intl Value 38 25 .. 13.84 +.15
C+Intmd Dur 4 4 13.92n .01
Allianz A
$ 8.5 bil 8004260107
E CCMMid Cap 31 24 +35 18.59 .17
E CCMCapAppr 31 20 +20 14.11 .06
E GlbInvValu 37 10 8.53 .10
B+NFJ Div Val 22 10 +46 12.56 .21
A+NFJ IntlVal 30 23 .. 18.15 .08
D NFJLrgCpVal 27 12 +35 13.89 .18
DNFJSmlCpVal 14 9 +48 25.47 .61
AOCC Growth 27 20 +39 22.04 .17
D OCC Target 36 30 +32 15.37 .32
E OCCRenaiss 29 18 +10 12.67 .29
Allianz Admin
$ 1.4 bil 8004260107
E CCMMid Cap 31 24 +37 18.93n .17
E CCMCapAppr 31 20 +20 14.19n .05
DNFJSmlVal 14 9 +48 25.48n .60
Allianz B
$ 1.2 bil 8004260107
B NFJ Div Val 23 10 +43 12.56n .20
E NFJSmlCpVal 15 9 +43 24.42n .58
E OCCRenaiss 29 18 11.01n .24
Allianz C
$ 3.6 bil 8004260107
E GlbInvValu 37 10 8.11n .10
B NFJ Div Val 23 10 +42 12.53n .21
E NFJSmlVal 14 9 +42 24.45n .58
B+OCC Growth 27 20 +34 18.24n .14
E OCCRenaiss 29 18 10.88n .25
DOCCTarget 36 31 +27 12.85n .26
Allianz D
$ 679 mil 8004260107
E CCMMid Cap 31 24 +35 18.72n .17
E RCMTech 36 20 +27 32.14n .27
Allianz Instl
$ 6.1 bil 8004260107
E CCMMid Cap 31 24 +38 19.56n .18
E CCMCapApprc 31 20 +22 14.64n .05
E CCMEmergCos 31 19 13.72n .40
ANFJ Div Val 22 10 +48 12.67n .21
B NFJSmlCpVal 14 9 +61 26.52n .64
D RCMLrg Gr 26 14 +19 11.05n .08
E RCMTech 36 19 +29 33.32n .28
E RCMTech 36 20 +27 32.46 .27
D AlphaHedg .. .. no quote
Alpine Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8887855578
E Dynamic Div 36 23 .. 6.80 .07
E Intl RealEst 53 36 +20 18.29n .43
E RltyInc&GrY 26 16 +29 13.92n .71
AUShTxOptInc + 3 + 1 10.01n ..
Am Beacon AMR
$ 1.6 bil 8003883344
C+Intl Equity 30 16 +50 16.14n +.10
E Large Cap Val 27 11 +40 16.95n .29
DSml Cap Val 16 8 +40 14.68n .38
Am Beacon Inst
$ 6.2 bil 8003883344
C+EqIdxInstl 31 18 +54 9.28n +.04
C Intl Equity 30 16 +49 16.01n +.10
E Large Cap Val 27 11 +39 17.11n .29
D S&P 500 24 11 +24 14.85n .20
ASh TermBd + 2 1 8.60n ..
DSml Cap Val 16 8 +41 14.74n .38
A TreasInfPrC + 4 2 .. 10.17n ..
Am Beacon Pln
$ 7.2 bil 8003883344
C Intl Equity 30 16 +47 15.79n +.10
E Large Cap Val 27 11 +37 16.28n .28
DSml Cap Val 16 8 +39 14.38n .37
Amana Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8007288762
A Growth 20 12 +85 18.51n .21
A+Income 16 11 +85 25.95n .13
Amer Cent A
$ 5.7 bil 8003452021
DEquity Gr 22 11 +28 18.77n .31
B+Equity Inc 13 3 +25 6.65n .05
A FundmtlEq 23 10 .. 11.22 .10
A+Heritage 33 24 +77 14.32 .22
E Inc &Gr 23 10 +18 21.94n .36
B IntlGrowth 33 23 +49 9.15n .02
E LrgCoVal 25 8 +21 5.31n .11
B+NewOpps II 30 19 +47 6.15 .17
A+RealEstate 13 6 +61 18.40n 1.00
B StrAllCon 11 6 +17 4.87n .03
B StrAlloAgg 23 14 +30 6.28n .05
B StrAlloMod 18 10 +24 5.53n .04
D+Value 15 0 +17 5.17n .06
Amer Cent Adv
$ 2.0 bil 8003452021
BGrowth 25 15 +30 19.55n .15
AInfltn Adj + 2 3 +14 10.94n +.03
E Small Co 23 15 +27 6.30n .16
CSml Cap Val 15 6 +34 6.34n .16
C Vista 37 27 +45 13.26n .19
Amer Cent Instl
$ 7.7 bil 8003452021
A Divers Bd + 3 0 +12 10.14n +.01
AEquity Income 13 3 +27 6.65n .05
D Equity Index 24 11 +23 4.38n .06
D EquityGrow 22 11 +30 18.79n .31
B Growth 25 15 +33 20.06n .15
A+Heritage 33 24 +81 14.95n .23
E Income &Gr 23 10 +20 21.98n .36
A Infltn Adj + 3 3 +16 10.95n +.03
A Intl Bond 2 8 .. 13.84 +.06
E LrgCoVal 24 8 +23 5.32n .10
NTDiversBd + 3 0 .. 10.24n +.01
A+Real Estate 12 6 +63 18.40n 1.00
C+SmCp Value 15 6 +36 6.37n .16
E Small Co 23 15 +29 6.43n .16
B+StrAlloMod 17 10 +26 5.53n .04
CValue 15 0 +19 5.18n .06
BVista 37 27 +48 13.96n .20
Amer Cent Inv
$ 52.6 bil 8003452021
B 1ChoiceAggr 23 14 .. 10.74n .11
B+1ChoiceCon 10 6 .. 10.06n .06
B+1ChoiceMod 17 10 .. 10.36n .09
C+Balanced 12 7 +21 13.76n .12
D CA Hi Yld 4 4 9.03n +.02
D+CA LgTmTxFr 4 4 10.31n +.03
C+CA TxFreeBd 1 2 10.60n +.02
E Capital Val 24 8 +23 5.86n .12
A Divers Bd + 3 0 +12 10.14n +.01
A+Emerg Mkts 49 35 +91 5.78n .12
DEquity Index 24 11 +22 4.37n .06
DEquityGrow 22 11 +29 18.78n .31
B+EquityInc 13 3 +26 6.65n .05
A+Giftrust 33 24 +79 21.24n .32
A Ginnie Mae + 4 + 2 +12 10.32n ..
A+Glbl Gold Eq 35 39 +54 14.55n +.21
A GlblGrwth 30 21 +56 7.33n .04
D+Govt Bond + 2 + 1 0 10.93n ..
BGrowth 25 15 +32 19.88n .15
A+Heritage 33 24 +79 14.66n .23
E Income &Gr 23 10 +19 21.96n .36
AInfltn Adj + 3 3 +15 10.96n +.03
A Intl Bond 2 8 +19 13.83n +.05
A Intl Disc 40 29 +56 8.38n .10
B+IntlGrowth 33 23 +50 9.18n .01
B LiveStr2025 16 10 .. 10.39n .09
E LrgCoVal 24 8 +22 5.32n .10
A Mid Cp Val 12 1 .. 9.87n .14
C+NewOpport 30 19 +35 5.70n .15
B+NewOpps II 30 19 +49 6.20n .17
A+Real Estate 13 6 +61 18.37n 1.01
E Select 28 16 29.72n .27
A ShTermGovt + 4 + 1 +10 9.58n ..
C SmCp Value 15 6 +35 6.36n .16
E Small Co 23 15 +29 6.40n .16
B StrAlloAgg 23 14 +31 6.29n .06
B StrAlloCon 10 6 +18 4.87n .03
B StrAlloMod 18 10 +25 5.53n .04
A+Target 2010 .. .. no quote
A Target 2020 .. .. no quote
BTax Free 1 3 10.30n +.02
E Ultra 31 18 17.29n .18
B Utilities 25 19 +69 13.80n .11
D+Value 15 1 +18 5.17n .06
BVeryAggress 27 17 .. 10.80n .13
C+Vista 37 27 +47 13.63n .20
Amer Indepen
$ 546 mil 8882668787
BKSTaxExBdIn r 0 2 10.27n +.01
AShTrmBdI r + 1 0 9.96n ..
American Fds B
$ 40.7 bil 8004214120
E AMCAP 25 9 +14 13.99n .23
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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 A11
CBalanced 17 7 +17 15.68n .11
DBondFdAm 9 7 11.45n .01
BCap Wrld Bd 4 7 +13 18.49n +.02
B+CapIncBldr 22 12 +34 47.97n .16
ACpWrldG&I 28 16 +56 31.52n .12
AEuroPac Gr 31 20 +63 34.75n .17
C+Fundmntl 27 18 +45 30.66n .31
D Gr Fd Amer 26 17 +33 24.22n .28
D Hi Inc Tr 14 11 9.70n .05
CInc Fd Am 19 9 +21 15.13n .15
C+IntermBond 2 1 12.89n .01
DInv Co Am 23 11 +20 24.81n .27
D Mutual 20 9 +21 22.25n .25
D NewEcon 31 14 +28 18.12n .21
B+NewPers 27 17 +47 24.34n .18
A+NewWorld 33 24+104 39.32n .73
D+SmCpWrld 35 21 +47 25.37n .48
AUS Gov Sec + 2 + 2 13.64n +.01
D+Wash Mut 21 7 +22 26.07n .43
American Funds A
$ 699 bil 8004214120
2010TgtRet 19 10 .. 8.56 .06
2015TgtRet 20 11 .. 8.54 .06
2020TgtRet 22 12 .. 8.35 .07
2025TgtRet 23 13 .. 8.21 .08
DAMCAP 25 9 +18 14.59 .24
C+Balanced 16 7 +20 15.73 .11
D Bd Fd Am 9 7 11.45 .01
ACapIncBldr 21 12 +37 47.97 .16
A CapWld G&I 27 16 +59 31.68 .11
B+CapWrldBd 3 7 +17 18.60 +.02
A EuroPac Gr 30 19 +68 35.40 .17
B+Fundmntl 26 18 +51 30.74 .30
D+Gr Fd Amer 26 17 +37 25.20 .29
DHigh Inc Muni 6 5 13.51 .01
CHigh Income 13 11 9.70 .05
C+IncFd Amer 19 9 +25 15.22 .16
B IntermBond 1 1 12.89 .01
D Inv Co Am 23 11 +23 24.92 .27
C+Ltd Tax Ex 1 2 14.63 ..
CMutual 19 9 +24 22.41 .24
D+NewEcon 30 14 +32 19.00 .22
ANewPers 27 17 +51 24.91 .19
A+NewWorld 32 24+110 40.29 .74
ShrtTermBd + 1 0 .. 9.84 .01
C+SmCp Wrld 35 21 +51 26.58 .50
D Tax Ex CA 5 5 14.91 +.02
D Tax Ex MD 3 4 14.58 +.01
CTax Ex VA 2 4 15.33 +.02
CTax ExBdAm 3 5 11.42 +.01
A US Gov Sec + 3 + 2 +11 13.64 +.01
C Wash Mutl 21 7 +25 26.23 .43
D Ameristock 19 4 33.85n .62
Aquila Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002284227
CAZ Tax Free A 3 3 9.82 +.03
BCOTax Free A 0 2 9.92 +.01
BHI Tax Free A 1 2 10.82 +.03
D KY Tax Free A 6 6 9.51 +.04
COR Tax Free A 3 4 10.14 +.04
Ariel Mutual Fds
$ 3.7 bil 8002927435
E Appreciation 22 8 +15 33.47n .94
E Ariel 28 5 +11 33.53n 1.03
Artisan Funds
$ 23.2 bil 8003441770
B Intl 36 24 +54 18.99n .11
A Intl Val I 21 7 +76 20.27n .22
BIntlSmlCap 43 27 +64 13.51 .10
B Mid Cap 30 16 +37 21.76n .47
B+Mid Cap Val 14 9 +71 15.63n .23
E Small Cap 30 12 +22 11.78n .39
ASmall Cap Val 8 7 +63 12.72n .33
Asset Mgmt Fds
$ 1.5 bil 8005273713
E UltraShMort 13 6 8.14n ..
AssetMark Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8006645345
CCor Pl Fxd .. .. no quote
DIntl Eqty 36 23 +36 8.53n +.01
E Lrg Cap Gr 29 18 7.19n .09
E Lrg Cap Val 29 12 +10 7.73n .12
D TxExFixdInc 3 4 0 10.21n +.04
ASTON Funds
$ 3.3 bil 8009928151
E Growth I 21 14 12.57n .14
AMont&CldGrI 21 14 +30 21.30n .24
B+Mont&CldGrN 21 14 +28 21.19n .24
AOptimumMidN 26 20 +45 20.86n .38
A TAMROSmlN 18 6 +47 15.22n .53
Atlantic Whitehall
$ 820 mil 8009942533
EquityIncI 20 11 .. 8.52n .17
E MidCpGrowI 31 16 .. 8.19 .11
B
Baird Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8007922473
B AggregteBd 3 2 9.87n .01
B+IntmBdInst 2 2 10.06n ..
B+ShtTrmBdIns 1 2 .. 9.46 ..
Barclays Glob Inv
$ 2.6 bil 8882043956
BLfpth 2010 I 11 7 +17 11.35n .07
D Lfpth 2030 I 20 12 +23 12.62n .15
CLfpth2020 I 17 10 +22 13.78n .12
CLfpth2020 R 17 10 +20 13.15n .13
D Lfpth2030 R 20 12 +21 12.38n .15
D Lfpth2040 I 23 14 +26 15.30n .21
D S&P 500 Stock 24 11 +23 131.09n 1.80
Baron Funds
$ 16.0 bil 8009922766
B Asset 25 11 +56 47.63n 1.01
C Growth 25 14 +44 37.99n 1.08
B iOpport 33 18 +53 8.86n .26
APartners 30 12 +90 16.00n .52
D Small Cap 29 13 +34 17.00n .53
BB & T Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8002281872
E LrgCoValTr 24 5 +13 10.94n .12
CMd Cp Val 19 2 +34 9.88n .25
DMidCapGr Tr 37 25 +34 9.73n .14
ATotRetBdIns 0 1 9.93n +.01
BBH Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8006255759
BBroad Mkt N 0 0 9.66 +.01
A+CoreSelectN 10 4 +48 12.09n .11
B+Intl Eq N 25 13 +60 12.48n .05
Bernstein Funds
$ 27.8 bil 2127564097
B CA Muni 0 1 13.96n ..
B Diversifd Muni 0 1 13.80n +.01
A Emerg Mkts 42 32+122 23.56n .58
E Intl 37 24 +31 15.78n +.13
BIntrmd Dur 4 4 12.25n ..
B NY Muni 0 2 13.59n +.01
C Sh Dur Plus 3 1 11.45n ..
B+ShDurDivMuni + 2 0 12.53n ..
E Tx Mg Intl 37 25 +26 15.70n +.10
Berwyn Funds
$ 408 mil 8009926757
DBerwyn 12 9 +56 21.40n .60
A Income 4 2 +20 11.20n .07
Blackrock A
$ 36.3 bil 8004417762
A+AllGlobRes m 35 45 .. 13.51 .08
D+Asset Allo b 19 14 +22 12.41 .07
E Aurora b 25 11 16.48 .45
C BalCaptial 19 10 +16 20.94 .18
D BasicVal 25 12 +20 21.53 .38
AEquity Div 21 12 +60 15.85 .19
E Eurofund r 31 19 +42 13.76 +.27
D+Fndmtl Gr 26 16 +26 17.15 .17
A+Glob Alloc 17 13 +52 16.40 .06
A+Glob Growth 33 19 +85 12.65 .16
AGlob Res b 33 50+193 39.42 .81
AGlob SmCp 26 19 +44 17.21 .31
GlobDynEq 27 20 .. 10.08 .06
BGovt Inc 0 0 10.27 ..
C+HealthCare 18 8 +26 4.94 .07
A+HealthSciOp b 8 2 +71 27.67 .08
D High Income r 14 11 3.99 .04
CHiYld Bd 11 10 +11 6.41 .05
DIndex Equity 24 11 +23 21.04 .29
A InflPrtBd + 2 3 .. 10.08 +.01
AIntGovtBd + 3 + 1 10.43 +.01
CIntl Index 31 19 +50 10.77n +.04
A+Intl Opport 33 25 +94 26.68 .04
DIntl Val 32 20 +44 19.36 +.05
A+Latin Amer r 40 40+291 38.94 1.64
E Lg Core 28 12 +29 9.52 .11
E Lg Grwth 27 13 +23 8.12 .06
E Lg Value 26 13 +46 13.59 .17
DMid Gr 32 25 +35 8.61 .20
DMidValEq 24 13 +30 8.93 .17
DMuni Insrd 6 6 0 6.96 +.04
D Natl Muni 4 4 9.50 +.02
A+Natural Res 31 37+173 48.53 .21
C Pacific r 30 19 +46 19.01 .20
DS&P500Idx 24 11 +22 13.60n .19
C ShrtTermBd 2 2 9.46 .02
A SmGrEq b 24 17 +63 16.92 .45
BSmlCapGr r 25 17 +41 10.59 .29
D SmlMidGrowb 30 20 +20 9.97 .30
DTotalRet 8 6 10.20 +.02
D+TotalRetII 6 5 0 8.67 +.02
A+US Opport 24 17 +87 27.76 .63
DValue Opps 21 10 +21 15.66 .49
Blackrock A1
$ 813 mil 8004417762
D CAInsMunA1 4 5 10.55 +.06
D NY Muni 6 5 9.81 +.01
BlackRock B
$ 5.7 bil 8004417762
DBasic Value m 26 12 +17 21.07n .37
D Fndmtl Gr m 27 16 +21 15.38n .16
A Glob Alloc 17 14 +48 16.01n .06
E Lg Core r 28 12 +25 8.94 .11
E Lg Value 27 14 +41 12.81n .16
E Value Opps r 22 11 +16 13.44n .42
BlackRock BlRk
$ 2.9 bil 8004417762
BExchange b 16 7 +25 548.70 3.52
C HiYld Bd 11 10 +12 6.41n .05
BIntermdIIBd 2 3 8.81n +.04
BLowDurBd 2 2 9.39n ..
CTotalRet 6 5 8.68n +.02
BlackRock C
$ 19.6 bil 8004417762
A+AllGlobRes m 36 45 .. 13.24 .08
DBasic Value 26 12 +16 20.24n .36
B+Equity Div 21 13 +56 15.54n .18
D Fndmtl Gr 27 16 +21 15.46n .16
A Glob Alloc 17 13 +47 15.39n .05
B Glob Res b 33 51+180 33.07n .68
B Glob SmCp 26 19 +39 16.00n .29
GlobDynEq 28 20 .. 9.99n .05
A+HealthSciOp b 8 2 +59 26.25n .08
A+Intl Opport 33 25 +87 24.84n .04
E Intl Val r 33 20 +40 18.70n +.05
A+Latin Amer r 41 40+279 36.20n 1.52
E Lg Core 28 12 +24 8.90 .10
E Lg Grwth 28 14 +18 7.57n .05
E Lg Value 27 14 +41 12.76 .15
E Value Opps 22 11 +16 12.81n .40
Blackrock C1
$ 1.1 bil 8004417762
GovtIncome 0 0 .. 10.25 ..
DHigh Income r 15 12 3.99n .05
E TotalRet 8 6 10.20n +.03
BlackRock I
$ 1.7 bil 8004417762
E Lg Value 26 13 +48 13.89 .17
D PA Muni 5 5 10.06 +.03
BlackRock Instl
$ 29.3 bil 8004417762
A+AllGlobRes m 35 45 .. 13.67 .08
CAMTFrMuniBd 2 4 10.02n +.04
C+Bal Cap 19 10 +18 21.01 .18
D Basic Value 25 12 +21 21.67 .38
A Equity Div 20 12 +61 15.88 .19
DEurofund 31 19 +43 13.99 +.27
CFndmtL Gr 26 16 +27 17.66 .18
A+Glob Alloc 16 13 +53 16.47 .06
A+Glob Growth 33 19 +87 12.83 .16
AGlob SmCp 26 19 +46 17.47 .32
GlobDynEq 27 20 .. 10.11n .06
A+GNMA + 5 + 2 +14 9.79n +.01
GovtIncome 0 0 .. 10.26 ..
A+HealthSciOp b 8 2 +67 28.29n .09
D High Income 14 11 3.98 .05
C+HiYld Bd 11 9 +12 6.41n .05
D Index Equity 24 11 +24 21.21n .29
BIntermdBdII 2 3 8.81n +.04
A IntGovtBd + 4 + 1 +11 10.41n +.01
B+Intl Bond 3 8 +13 11.17n +.03
A+Intl Opport 33 25 +97 27.91n .04
D Intl Val 32 20 +46 19.43 +.05
BLowDurBd 2 2 9.40n +.01
E Lrg Core 28 12 +31 9.72 .11
CManaged Inc 5 5 9.25n +.02
D MuniInsred 6 6 6.96 +.03
D Natl Muni 4 4 9.50 +.03
D NJ Muni 5 5 9.62 +.01
C+Pacific 30 19 +47 19.18 .20
DS&P500Idx 24 11 +24 13.66n .19
B ST Muni + 2 0 9.94 ..
C ShTermBd 2 1 9.47 .01
A+SmGrEq 24 17 +66 18.33n .49
DTotalRet m 8 6 10.20 +.03
CTotalRetII 6 5 8.66n +.02
A+US Opportun 23 17 +91 29.05n .66
DValue Opps 21 10 +23 15.91 .50
Blackrock R
$ 1.5 bil 8004417762
A Glob Alloc 17 13 +49 15.93n .05
E Lg Value 27 14 +44 13.13n .17
BlackRock Svc
$ 1.3 bil 8004417762
C+IntermdBdII 3 3 8.81n +.04
C+LowDurBd 2 2 9.39n ..
CManaged Inc 5 5 0 9.25n +.02
BNY Mellon
$ 12.3 bil 2124951784
BBalanced M 16 9 +23 9.83n .08
ABond M + 2 0 12.26 +.01
A+Emg Mkts M 34 24 +86 13.45n .23
E Inc Stk M 24 10 +20 6.31n .12
AInt Bond M + 2 0 12.19n ..
E Intl M 31 16 +29 10.45n +.03
CIntlAppr M 29 17 +47 11.37n +.04
DLrg Stk M 27 14 +17 7.36n .13
BMAIntMuniM 1 3 12.11 +.02
CMid Stk M 28 20 +41 8.93n .17
C+NatlIntMunM 2 4 12.31n +.02
B NatlShMuni M + 1 0 12.52n ..
C+PAIntMunM 2 3 11.89n +.01
DSml Stk M 22 10 +26 9.81n .25
A Boston Bal 12 4 +27 28.00n .18
Brandes
$ 832 mil 8002377119
B Intl Eq Inst 25 12 +59 17.01n +.04
Brandywine Fds
$ 8.5 bil 8006563017
E Adv Mid Gr b 33 24 +32 7.95n .11
E Blue 37 31 +27 22.09n .15
DBrandywine 32 25 +41 24.73n .31
Bridgeway Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8006613550
E Aggr Inv 2 43 37 +40 12.42n .17
E Aggrsv Inv 1 45 38 +19 31.76n .44
D+BluChp35Idx 21 6 +16 6.63n .11
E Lg Cap Gr N 33 25 .. 10.03n .08
E SmCp Val N 32 22 .. 11.78n .27
E UltSmCoMkt 22 8 +27 13.80n .32
A+ Brown SmCo 17 8 +45 29.75n 1.11
E Bruce 21 16 +67 282.10n 3.46
Buffalo Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8004928332
ABalanced 16 12 +40 9.93n .11
E Mid Cap 28 11 +34 10.90n .29
DSmall Cap 22 5 +37 18.26n .67
D BuildrFxInc .. .. no quote
C
A+ C&O MktOpp 4 5 +26 21.81n +.18
Calamos Funds
$ 22.6 bil 8008237386
D+Convert A 19 12 +13 15.96 .18
D Convert C 20 12 +10 15.92n .18
BGlbGr&Inc A 28 14 +38 8.31 .09
C+GlbGr&Inc C 28 14 +33 7.99n .09
B GlbGr&Inc I 27 14 +39 8.41n .09
DGr &Inc A 23 13 +20 23.86 .31
E Gr &Inc B 24 13 +18 26.94n .35
E Gr &Inc C 24 13 +17 23.99n .31
E Growth A 37 27 +19 36.82 .64
E Growth B 38 27 +15 37.22n .65
E Growth C 38 27 +15 34.06n .60
E Growth I 37 27 +21 39.87n .70
B Intl GrowA 37 28 .. 10.62 .23
BMkt Neut A 10 5 11.49 .08
C MrktNeutC 10 6 0 11.65n .08
Calvert Group
$ 10.6 bil 8003682745
C+Income A 6 5 15.00 .03
CIncome C 6 5 14.99 .03
E LrgCapGrA 33 18 +23 23.90 .21
AShDurInc A 0 1 +12 15.63 +.02
DSocial Bal A 17 10 +13 23.96 .16
B+Social Bd A 2 2 +12 15.05 .01
C Social Eq A 20 13 +24 30.73 .21
E WrldValIntlA 33 22 +27 14.49 .10
Cambiar Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8667778227
OpportInstl 28 21 .. 13.72n .13
E OpportInv 28 21 +27 13.69n .13
Causeway Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8669477000
D Intl Val Ins r 30 17 +43 11.70n +.14
D Intl Val Inv r 30 17 +41 11.61n +.14
Century Funds
$ 762 mil 8003211928
DShrsTr Inst 24 11 +10 17.27n .27
E SmlSel Instl 24 13 +16 17.14n .42
CG Cap Mkt Fds
$ 8.5 bil
B+CorFxInc 1 2 7.89n +.01
A+EmergMkts 42 32+114 11.59n .29
B IntlEq 34 21 +54 9.69n .03
BIntlFxInc 0 0 7.72n +.01
DLgCapGr 29 23 +24 11.45n .11
E LgCapValEq 27 15 +22 8.21n .10
D SmCapGr 27 18 +31 13.62n .34
B+SmCapVal 14 6 +53 9.07n .22
CGM Funds
$ 11.0 bil 8003454048
A+Focus 26 31+158 38.74n 1.72
A+Mutual 18 17 +74 26.02n .68
A+Realty 21 20+187 24.56n .95
A+ ChampSmCo 8 3 .. 11.78n .27
D+ ChaseGrVA 21 12 +42 16.40n .19
Chesapeake Fds
$ 857 mil 8005253863
E Core Growth 32 19 +14 13.68n .21
B+ ChestntStEx 18 3 +19 322.09n 3.78
E Clipper 35 13 14 53.04n .84
E CMAdvsr 16 + 1 +10 9.53n .21
A CO Bond A + 2 0 +19 9.25 +.01
Cohen & Steers
$ 7.4 bil 8004379912
InstGlbRlty 25 12 .. 18.67n .65
A+Instl Realty 11 6 +74 33.10 1.71
D IntlRltyA 33 17 .. 10.71 .22
DIntlRltyC 33 17 .. 10.67 .21
D IntlRltyI 33 17 .. 10.73 .22
CRealty Inc A 13 6 +33 9.50 .47
D Realty Inc C 13 6 +29 9.01n .44
A RltyShrs 12 6 +75 50.67 2.62
Columbia A
$ 29.6 bil 8003456611
CAcorn 25 13 +50 21.20 .44
AAcorn Intl 35 25 +89 27.56 .48
D Acorn Sel 35 25 +27 17.73 .31
E Acorn USA 23 12 +40 20.18 .40
D+CA Tax Expt 5 5 6.91 +.02
E Conv Secs 23 16 +10 11.56 .12
B Div Inc 20 8 +40 11.46 .11
AFed Secs + 4 + 2 +10 10.56 +.01
E Hi Yield Opp 13 9 0 3.54 .02
E Intl Stk 34 24 +16 11.24 .02
B+Intl Value 25 13 +53 14.55 +.03
CIntmd Bond 5 5 7.98 +.02
D Large Gr 27 18 +19 18.28 .18
C Liberty 19 10 +18 6.89 .06
C Lifegl Grow 26 14 +35 8.93 .13
CLifeglBalGr 19 10 +19 8.82 .08
DLrg Cap Val 24 7 +30 10.30 .21
E Marsico Gr 30 17 +22 15.99 .21
AMarsico21st 31 14 +52 11.31 .17
B+MarsicoIntl 37 22 +53 10.04 .04
C Mid Cap Val 24 10 .. 11.05 .20
DMrscoFocEq 29 14 +25 17.52 .27
C+SmCo Inv 25 15 +24 9.16 .24
ASmCpVal I 12 2 +55 38.15 .89
SmCpVal II 19 9 .. 10.94 .23
B+Strat Inc 4 4 +14 5.49 ..
CStrat Inv 28 16 +34 14.86 .21
CTax Exempt 5 5 12.41 +.03
Val&Restrc 33 28 .. 38.07 .79
Columbia B
$ 3.5 bil 8003456611
D Acorn 25 13 +45 20.00n .41
D LifeglBalGr 20 11 +17 8.77n .08
E Lrg Cap Val 24 8 +28 9.94n .21
B+Marsico21st 32 15 +48 10.72n .16
Columbia C
$ 5.5 bil 8003456611
D Acorn 26 13 +44 19.86n .41
E Marsico Gr 31 17 +18 14.82n .19
B+Marsico21st 32 15 +47 10.72n .16
D Mid Cap Val 25 11 .. 10.87n .20
E MrscoFocEq 29 15 +20 16.25n .26
Columbia I,T&G
$ 875 mil 8003456611
D Large Gr T 27 18 +19 18.14 .18
Columbia Z
$ 81.5 bil 8003456611
C Acorn 25 13 +52 21.80n .45
A Acorn Intl 35 24 +92 27.65n .48
D Acorn Sel 35 25 +28 18.11n .32
E Acorn USA 23 12 +42 20.79n .41
A+AcrnIntlSel 32 25+100 21.50n .14
ABalanced 14 8 +27 21.54n .20
C+Blended Eq 25 14 +23 21.72n .40
B+Bond 0 1 8.75n +.01
BCA Intermd 2 3 9.16n +.01
ACommonStk Z 21 12 +33 11.23n .19
E ConsHiYld 9 7 6.98n .03
E Conv Secs 23 16 +10 11.56 .12
CCoreBond Z 1 1 0 10.03n +.01
D CT IntmMun 2 3 0 10.17n +.02
B+Div Inc Z 20 8 +42 11.47n .11
D Dscpln Val 26 10 +26 10.20n .15
A Emerg Mkts 43 33+100 8.04n .20
A+EngNatRes 29 40+139 17.80n .05
E Hi Yld Muni 7 6 9.60n ..
C+High Income 10 7 7.21n .03
E Income 10 8 8.05n +.02
BIntl Equity 34 19 +48 11.41n +.03
D Intl Gr 33 24 +59 12.74n .05
E Intl Stk 34 24 +18 11.35n .01
B+Intl Value 25 13 +55 14.70n +.04
C Intmd Bond 5 5 7.98 +.02
B IntmdBond 1 2 6.83n +.01
C+IntmMuniBd 2 3 9.77 +.01
D Large Gr 27 18 +21 18.70n .19
D Lg Cap Idx 24 11 +24 21.50n .29
DLrg Cap Val 24 7 +32 10.31n .21
C LrgCapCore 24 10 +27 11.38n .13
D LrgEnCore 25 11 +20 10.72n .14
D+MA IntmMun 2 3 9.97n +.01
E Marsico Gr 30 16 +23 16.27n .20
AMarsico21st 31 14 +53 11.49n .17
AMarsicoIntl 37 22 +55 10.20n .04
B Mid Cap Gr 31 25 +39 18.31n .37
C Mid Cap Val 24 10 +52 11.06n .20
C+MidCap Idx 22 16 +43 9.01n .23
E MidVal&Res 38 25 +16 12.96n .37
DMrscoFocEq 29 14 +26 17.91n .27
D NY IntmMun 2 3 11.10n +.02
D+OR IntmMuni 1 2 11.66n +.01
A+Real Est Eq 7 3 +51 12.30n .54
C SC IntmMun 2 3 9.63n +.02
BSel Lg Gr 30 20 +38 8.71n .25
B Sel Opps 30 21 .. 10.60n .23
CSel Small 27 10 +47 13.05n .39
ASh TrmBond 0 1 9.55n ..
B+Sh TrmMuni + 2 0 10.23n ..
C+SmCap Indx 15 6 +51 15.94n .43
BSmall Cap 25 15 +25 9.56n .25
A+Small Gr I 28 20 +49 22.00n .61
ASmCpVal I 12 2 +57 39.83n .93
D SmCpVal II 19 9 +48 11.02n .23
B+SmlCapCor 15 8 +39 13.24n .32
B+Strat Inc 4 4 +14 5.43n .01
CStrat Inv 28 16 +35 14.90n .22
C Tax Exempt 4 5 .. 12.41n +.03
DTechnology 37 22 +49 7.56n .15
C TotRet Bond 4 3 8.88n +.01
AUS Trea Idx + 6 + 3 +11 11.18n ..
C+VA IntmMun 2 3 10.27n +.02
E Val&Restrc 33 28 +48 38.05n .78
Commerce Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8003052140
ABond 0 0 +10 17.90n +.03
BMOTax Fr Bd 1 2 18.37n +.03
Country Funds
$ 339 mil 8002452100
D+Growth 19 10 +23 18.94n .33
A CRAQualInv b + 2 + 1 +10 10.48n +.01
Credit Suisse ABCD
$ 719 mil 8005772321
CCommodRtn 13 31 .. 10.33 .05
E LgCapVal A 24 8 +14 11.32 .15
Credit Suisse Common
$ 1.3 bil 8005772321
C CommodRtn 13 31 .. 10.33 .06
C Intl Focus 31 20 +52 13.14n +.05
Credit Suisse Trust
$ 530 mil 8005772321
E SmlCapGr 19 9 +14 12.57n .32
CRM Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8002762883
B+Mid Val Ins 22 12 +58 23.24n .38
BSml Val Ins 15 6 +36 18.25n .44
C+Sml Val Inv 15 6 +34 17.34n .42
D E
Davis Funds A
$ 28.5 bil 8002790279
E Apprec&Inc 24 13 +18 21.03 .44
E Financial 30 10 +13 28.47 .72
DNY Venture 25 11 +36 30.01 .50
E Opportunity 32 15 +14 17.15 .32
B Real Estate 19 9 +57 24.23 .95
Davis Funds B
$ 1.7 bil 8002790279
E NY Venture 25 11 +32 28.60n .47
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 14.6 bil 8002790279
E NY Venture C 25 11 +32 28.79n .47
D NY Venture Y 25 11 +37 30.40n .51
E Opportnty C 32 15 +10 15.55n .29
A Delafield 19 11 +49 19.69n .46
Delaware A
$ 10.0 bil 8005234640
E Amer Svcs .. .. no quote
D Corp Bond .. .. no quote
DDelaware Bal 18 8 +10 14.53 .08
E DividendInc 21 11 8.62 .12
ADivrsInc A 4 4 +14 8.18 ..
A+Emerg Mkts 39 30+108 10.56 .19
E Gr Opp .. .. no quote
E Intl Equity 32 17 +32 10.43 .01
E LargeCapVal .. .. no quote
ALtdTrmDiv + 2 + 1 8.24 +.01
D SmCap Val .. .. no quote
C Tax Fr CO Ins 3 4 10.19 +.03
C Tax Fr MN 2 4 11.62 +.02
CTax Fr PA 4 4 7.42 +.01
D+TaxFrUSA 4 4 10.48 ..
C+TaxFrUSAInt 1 3 10.86 +.01
DTrend .. .. no quote
E US Growth 33 17 10.25 .19
Delaware Instl
$ 1.4 bil 8008285052
D Corp Bond .. .. no quote
E Intl Equity 32 17 +33 10.49n .01
E US Growth 33 17 +10 10.81n .20
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 3.6 bil 8002318002
A+Emerg Mkts 32 26+113 9.35n .24
A+Global Fxd Inc + 4 2 +16 11.97n +.03
B+Intl Equity 26 13 +64 17.09n +.13
ALabor Intl 26 13 +60 14.68n +.13
DFA Investment
$ 104 bil 3103958005
A1 Yr Fixed Inc + 2 0 10.16n +.02
A2Yr Glbl Fxd + 2 + 1 +10 10.33n +.02
A5 Yr Gov + 3 + 3 10.44n +.02
B+5GlbFxdInc + 1 + 1 10.71n +.04
CashMuniBd + 1 0 .. 10.01n ..
A+Emerg Mkts 35 24+133 21.31n .42
A+Emerg Mkts II 35 24+141 19.04n .38
A+Emg Mkt Sml 42 26+112 12.68n .17
A+EmMktCorEq 38 25 .. 12.84n .23
EmMktScCrEq 39 27 .. 8.96 .17
A+EmrgMktValI 40 29+177 25.94 .55
E Enh US Lg Co 24 10 +13 7.43n .11
B+Glbl25/75 I 6 3 .. 10.41 .01
C+Glbl60/40 I 17 9 .. 10.58 .07
D Global Eq I 26 14 .. 10.80 .14
InfProtSec + 3 3 .. 10.47 +.01
D Intl Small Co 33 23 +56 12.40n .14
D Intl SmCpVal 32 21 +65 13.08n .13
B+Intl Value 32 17 +74 16.11n +.15
B+Intl Value II 32 17 +71 14.89n +.15
AIntl Value III 32 17 +72 15.08n +.14
AIntl Value IV 32 17 +75 13.44n +.13
IntlCoreEq 32 19 .. 9.21n .01
IntlRealEst 33 14 .. 5.64 .15
A+IntrmGovt + 5 + 3 +14 11.92n +.03
E Japan SmCo 22 16 +22 12.08n .18
B Lg Cap Intl 30 19 +53 17.93n +.03
A Real Estate 12 6 +68 20.51n 1.06
SelHdgGlFx .. 8 .. 9.49n +.02
B Sh TrmMuni + 1 0 10.00n ..
TAUSCorEq2 21 9 .. 7.25n .14
DTaxMg US Sm 22 11 +40 18.28n .48
E TaxMgTgtVal 21 10 +40 16.85n .40
ATxMIntl Val 31 17 +70 13.10n +.10
E TxMUS MkVl 26 10 +43 12.55n .26
E TxMUS MkVl II 26 10 +42 12.09n .25
D TxMgdUSEq 23 11 +28 11.71n .18
US Cor Eq 1 23 11 .. 8.98n .16
US Cor Eq 2 22 10 .. 8.93n .17
E US Lg Cap Val 25 12 +41 17.21n .31
D US Lg Co Instl 24 11 +24 8.62n .12
E US LgCapVal 3 25 12 +40 13.16n .24
D US Lrg Co 24 11 +24 32.34n .44
E US Micro Cap 21 7 +30 10.63n .28
D US Small Cap 20 8 +36 15.41n .41
DUS Sml Val 19 6 +45 19.22n .53
US VectorEq 21 9 .. 8.73n .19
D+USTgtVal 16 4 +42 12.77n .32
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 4.0 bil 6142553333
ALgShtA 13 9 +66 15.97 .06
B+LongShort r 14 9 +60 15.24n .05
ALongShortI 13 8 .. 16.08n .05
C LrgCap A 21 10 +62 12.90 .14
C LrgCap I 20 10 .. 12.96n .15
DSmallCap A 12 8 +61 19.80 .31
Direxion Funds
$ 647 mil 8008510511
LatAmBul2X 66 65 .. 10.49 1.21
Dodge&Cox
$ 137 bil 8006213979
E Balanced 24 11 +14 59.21n .32
Glbl Stock .. 18 .. 6.69n .01
BIncome 4 4 11.57n +.06
B Intl Stock 32 19 +79 31.30n .22
E Stock 30 13 +22 91.95n 1.01
Domini Soc Inv
$ 1.1 bil 8007626814
E Equity 23 10 +13 24.61n .25
Dreyfus
$ 22.1 bil 8006456561
A 100%US Tr In + 5 + 3 +11 13.14n ..
CAppreciation 20 11 +21 35.52n .35
D Bas S&P500 24 11 +24 22.88n .31
ABd Mkt Inv + 1 0 9.91n +.01
CDisc Stock 25 13 +22 25.65n .47
CDreyfus Fund 25 11 +19 7.52n .13
E Emerg Leaders 22 13 +11 19.79n .60
D+Gen NY Mu b 4 5 17.62n +.06
D GrOpportZ 26 16 +17 6.60 .08
DGrowth &Inc 27 15 +13 11.53n .09
C Intl Stk Idx 31 19 +52 13.96n +.02
BIntmInc A 4 4 11.55 .03
C+IntmMuni 2 3 12.56n +.01
E MidCapVal A 27 17 +27 20.71 .52
D+Muni Bond r 5 5 10.60n +.01
CNY Tx Ex r 4 4 13.62n +.05
C S&P MidIndx 22 16 +42 22.04n .57
DS&P500 Idx 24 11 +22 31.35n .43
A Sh IntmGovt + 4 + 2 10.65n ..
C+SmCpStkIdx 15 6 +52 18.02n .48
Dreyfus Fndrs
$ 602 mil 8005252440
DEq GrowF 27 15 +19 4.58n .04
Dreyfus Premier
$ 14.1 bil 8002428671
E Alpha Gr A 25 14 .. 15.52 .17
CCA Tax Ex Z 4 4 13.60n +.05
CCore Val A 24 11 +25 22.54 .41
D+CTMuniBd A 4 5 10.90 +.02
A+Emrg Mkts A 34 23 +84 13.12 .21
A+Emrg MktsI 34 23 +86 13.14n .22
AGNMA + 3 + 1 +11 14.43n +.01
A+GrtrChina A 55 35 +58 21.98 .13
A+GrtrChina C 55 35 +54 20.38n .13
E Intl Val A 29 15 +26 10.74 ..
IntlStk I 23 14 .. 10.36 .12
DLg Eq Inst 31 16 +14 9.42n .15
D LGValInstl 23 11 +26 7.81n .14
CMA Muni Z 4 5 .. 10.64 ..
CMDMuniBd A 4 4 11.22 +.01
CMuni Bd A 4 4 11.81 +.02
CMuni Bd Z 4 4 .. 11.81 +.02
E NewLeadr A 30 21 26.71 .43
CNJMuniBd A 3 4 12.03 +.03
D+OHMuniBd A 4 4 11.51 +.03
E S&P Strs T 30 15 +24 22.86 .44
CSel Muni Z 4 4 12.61n +.04
C+ShTrmInc D 2 1 0 10.12n .03
C+StrAgVal A 24 13 +40 24.29 .39
E Tech Gr A 32 19 19.11 .30
D Third Cent Z 22 13 +19 7.92n .07
B Wrld Gr A 22 12 +37 35.89 .24
Driehaus Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8886368835
A+EmergMktsGr 46 32+121 23.59n .59
AIntl Disc 42 34 +60 24.14n .31
Dupree Mutual
$ 967 mil 8008660614
BKY Tax Fr Inc 2 3 7.14n +.02
DWS Scudder A
$ 16.4 bil 8006211048
DBalanced 18 12 7.93 .05
E Blue Chip 28 16 +21 12.99 .19
DCA Tax Free 4 5 6.84 +.01
C+Cap Growth 20 13 +30 44.92 .48
D CorePlusInc 7 4 11.28 ..
E Dreman HRt 33 12 +10 29.99 .66
ADremanSmVal 18 11 +72 28.03 .50
E Globl Oppor 35 24 +34 27.36 .56
D+High Income 12 9 4.20 .03
DIntl 36 27 +44 44.80 .03
B Lrg Cap Val 23 18 +26 15.66 .16
D Mgd Muni 4 4 8.31 +.01
A+RREEFRealEs 12 6 +68 16.35 .82
B Stratgc Inc 6 6 +15 4.18 .01
A StrGovSec + 3 + 1 +11 8.39 ..
E StrHiYdTx 8 8 11.24 .01
E Technology 34 19 8.85 .09
DWS Scudder B
$ 603 mil 8006211048
E Dreman HRt 33 13 29.91n .66
DWS Scudder C
$ 1.3 bil 8006211048
E Dreman HRt 33 13 29.94 .66
B+DremnSmVal 19 11 +65 25.76 .47
DWS Scudder Instl
$ 4.2 bil 8006211048
D AdvLifLngRg 20 14 +12 8.33n .08
DCoreFxdInc 6 4 9.71n ..
D+EAFE EqIdx 31 19 +49 11.99n +.03
D Eq 500 Idx 24 11 +24 124.48n 1.71
AUS Bond Idx + 1 0 +10 10.01 ..
DWS Scudder S
$ 19.2 bil 8006211048
DCA Tax Free 4 5 6.83n +.02
C+Cap Growth 20 13 +31 45.30n .48
D+CorePlusInc 6 4 11.28n ..
D Eq 500 Idx 24 11 +24 123.25n 1.69
AGlbEmgMktIn 11 9 +35 10.36n .06
E Glob Oppor 35 24 +36 28.11n .57
E GlobalThem 36 23 +21 18.37n .26
A+Gold &Prec 37 42 +45 13.53n +.13
E Growth &Inc 28 16 12.93n .18
A IncomeGNMA + 4 + 2 +13 14.82n +.01
D+InterTxFree 1 2 10.67n +.02
DIntl 35 27 +46 45.08n .03
E Intl Europe 33 18 +38 24.10n +.17
A+IntlEmrgMkt 43 33 +92 13.74n .38
C+Inv LrgCoGr 20 12 +27 24.44n .24
DInvSP500Idx 24 11 +23 14.58n .20
B+Lrg Cap Val 23 18 .. 15.66 .16
A+LtnAmerEq 42 41+220 41.51n 1.99
C+MA Tax Free 3 5 13.30n +.03
D Mgd Muni Bd 4 4 8.32n +.01
DNY Tax Free 4 5 0 9.94n +.02
B+ShDurPlus 2 2 +10 9.36n ..
D StrHiYdTax 8 8 11.25n .01
E`Trade Funds
$ 734 mil 8007862575
D S&P500 24 11 +25 8.85n .12
Eaton Vance A
$ 31.4 bil 8002256265
E AMTFrMnBdI 11 11 8.95n +.07
E AMTFrMunBd 12 11 8.19 +.07
ABalanced .. .. no quote
E CA Muni 9 9 9.17 +.05
A DivBuilder .. .. no quote
D Float&HiInc 10 8 8.40 .10
DFloating Rt 10 8 8.36 .10
E FLPlMuni 11 10 8.92 +.05
A Govt Oblig + 4 + 2 7.28 +.01
B Greatr India 54 18+138 15.89 .70
A+Grtr Chn Gr 46 23+102 18.78 .13
E Hi Yld Muni 14 11 8.07 .01
D HiIncOpp 14 11 .. 3.98 .03
C Inc Bostn 12 9 +11 5.12 .03
B+Lrg Cap Val .. .. no quote
E MA Muni 10 10 8.03 +.04
A MultiCapGr .. .. no quote
CNatl LtdMuni 5 5 9.38 ..
E Natl Muni 16 14 8.99 +.07
E NJ Muni 11 10 8.67 +.03
E NY Muni 10 11 8.83 +.01
DOH Muni 8 8 8.15 +.05
E PA Muni 11 10 8.40 +.04
A Strat Inc 2 4 +16 7.39 .03
B+Tax Mgd Val .. .. no quote
D TaxMgGr 1.1 21 8 +22 21.22 .24
DTaxMgGr 1.2 21 8 +22 9.55 .10
B+TxEqAsstAl .. .. no quote
DTxMgdDivInc 24 15 .. 9.86 .10
D TxMgdGr 1.0 21 8 +23 478.62n 5.43
AWWHlthSci .. .. no quote
Eaton Vance Adv
$ 770 mil 8002256265
DFloat Rate 10 8 8.09n .09
D Float&HiInc 11 8 7.90n .09
Eaton Vance B
$ 3.0 bil 8002256265
B Lrg Cap Val .. .. no quote
AStrat Inc 3 4 +13 6.99 .02
BTxMgdVal .. .. no quote
DTxMgGr1.1 22 8 +20 20.20n .23
E TxMgGr1.2 22 8 +19 9.25n .11
B+WWHlthSci .. .. no quote
Eaton Vance C
$ 7.0 bil 8002256265
ADivBuilder .. .. no quote
DFloat&HiInc 11 9 7.89 .09
DFloating Rt 11 8 8.08n .10
E Hi Yld Muni 14 11 7.47n .01
D+Inc Bostn 12 9 5.12n .03
B Lrg Cap Val .. .. no quote
E Natl Muni 16 14 8.99 +.07
AStrat Inc 3 4 +13 7.00 .02
BTx Mg Val .. .. no quote
B TxEqAsstAl .. .. no quote
E TxMgdDivInc 25 15 .. 9.84 .10
DTxMgGr 1.1 22 8 +19 19.18n .22
E TxMgGr 1.2 22 8 +19 9.25n .10
B+WWHlthSci .. .. no quote
EmgMktGrI 49 35 .. 11.32n .36
MAR 07 3.6%
APR 07 3.6%
MAY 07 3.6%
JUN 07 3.6%
JUL 07 3.6%
AUG 07 3.5%
SEP 07 3.5%
OCT 07 3.7%
NOV 07 3.9%
DEC 07 3.9%
JAN 08 3.9%
FEB 08 3.9%
MAR 08 4.0%
APR 08 4.0%
MAY 08 4.1%
JUN 08 4.3%
JUL 08 4.3%
AUG 08 4.4%
Hussman Funds Strat Gr " 2 A# 3.6 bil
Merger Fund # 1 A# 1.4 bil
Sequoia # 1 A 3.8 bil
Mairs & Power Growth # 1 B" 2.3 bil
Gabelli AAA ABC Fund # 2 A" 212 mil
JensenPtfJ # 2 A# 1.8 bil
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl # 2 A" 699 mil
Old Westbury Mid Cap Eq # 3 A 915 mil
ChampSmCo # 3 A" 489 mil
Fairholme # 3 A" 9.6 bil
Gateway Gateway A # 3 A 3.8 bil
Manning & Napier ProBlndMaxS # 4 B 464 mil
BBH Funds CoreSelectN # 4 A" 192 mil
FMI Funds Focus # 5 B 703 mil
Evergreen A Lg Co Gr # 6 B 305 mil
Parnassus Parnassus # 6 A 263 mil
ASTON TAMROSmlN # 6 A 217 mil
Parnassus Equity Inc # 6 A" 1.3 bil
Meridian Funds Growth # 6 A# 1.6 bil
AIM Funds A Charter # 7 A 4.4 bil
Lord Abbett A Res Lg Core # 7 B 661 mil
Fidelity Exchange # 7 A# 203 mil
FMI Funds Large Cap # 7 A# 1 bil
WM Group A W Coast Eq # 8 B 528 mil
Sentinel Group Small Co A # 8 A 1.1 bil
CGM Focus # 26 A" 8.1 bil
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl # 13 A" 699 mil
J Hancock B Lrg Cap Eq # 26 A" 169 mil
Pacific Advisors Small Cap # 24 A" 138 mil
TFS Capital MktNeutrl # 7 A" 380 mil
Amer Cent Inv Giftrust # 33 A" 1.2 bil
Amer Cent Inv Heritage # 33 A" 2.1 bil
Brown SmCo # 17 A" 384 mil
CGM Mutual # 18 A" 635 mil
Parnassus Equity Inc # 10 A" 1.3 bil
ICON Materials # 32 A" 154 mil
Fairholme # 12 A" 9.6 bil
ChampSmCo # 8 A" 489 mil
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad SmCapOppor # 17 A" 763 mil
Blackrock A US Opport # 24 A" 464 mil
Schroder US Opps Inv # 17 A" 248 mil
Janus Orion # 33 A" 4.9 bil
BBH Funds CoreSelectN # 10 A" 192 mil
Gabelli AAA ABC Fund # 3 A" 212 mil
Royce Premier Inv # 16 A" 4 bil
Neubg Brm Inv Genesis # 16 A" 2.4 bil
Alger Spectra # 34 A" 253 mil
Natixis CGM TargEqA # 24 A" 838 mil
RS CoreEqA # 19 A" 814 mil
BlackRock Instl SmGrEq # 24 A" 737 mil
U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position
High (11/01) 5.3% Low (12/06) 3.4%
Top Growth Funds
Last 3 Months (All Total Returns)
Performance
% Change Rating $ Net
Mutual Fund Last 3 Mos 36 Mos Assets
Top Growth Funds
Last 36 Months (All Total Returns)
Performance
% Change Rating $ Net
Mutual Fund In 2008 36 Mos Assets
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
The National Business Marketplace
A12 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE INVESTORS.COM
Eton Vance Instl
$ 1.4 bil 8002256265
A+TxMgdEmMkt 34 25+174 35.06n .56
Evergreen A
$ 13.7 bil 8003432898
AAdj Rate + 2 0 9.07 ..
BAsset Alloc 14 6 +30 12.55 .03
E Balanced 32 29 6.08 .04
D CA Muni Bd 5 6 0 9.91 +.04
E Core Bond 19 13 13 8.13 .01
A+EmgMktsGr 36 28+134 15.78 .33
D+EnhcedS&P5 23 11 +30 12.51 .17
D Equity Inc 20 4 +23 17.40 .22
DEquity Index 24 11 +22 41.01 .55
C Fundmtl Lrg 19 5 +32 20.99 .30
A Glbl Opport 30 16 +76 24.90 .14
DHighInc 13 11 0 2.59 .01
C Intl Eqty 32 19 +46 7.29 +.02
B Lg Co Gr 16 6 +31 6.85 .03
E Mid Cap Gr 33 24 +20 4.43 .07
D+Muni Bond 4 5 6.86 +.02
BOmega 15 4 +29 25.78 .16
A+PreciousMtl 30 37+114 46.04 +.43
C Special Val 15 5 +43 17.46 .39
B Strat Muni + 1 1 8.55 ..
BUS Govt 3 2 9.49 +.01
A Util&Telecm 24 20 +95 11.58 .07
Evergreen B
$ 3.1 bil 8003432898
B Adj Rate + 1 0 9.07n ..
C Asset Alloc 14 6 +27 12.34n .03
Evergreen C
$ 6.2 bil 8003432898
B Adj Rate + 1 0 9.07 ..
C Asset Alloc 14 6 +27 12.10 .03
A+PreciousMtl 30 37+107 43.11 +.40
Evergreen I
$ 13.2 bil 8003432898
AAdj Rate + 2 0 9.07n ..
B Asset Alloc 13 6 +32 12.65n .03
E Core Bond 18 12 12 8.13n .01
A+EmgMktGrwth 36 28+137 16.42n .34
CEnhcedS&P5 23 11 +31 12.58n .16
DEquity IdxI 24 11 +23 41.03n .55
D+Equity Inc 20 4 +24 17.39n .22
C+Fundmtl Lrg 19 5 +33 21.35n .30
E Growth 29 15 +25 11.44n .38
B+Intl Bond I 1 7 +15 10.70n +.01
C+Intl Eqty 32 19 +48 7.38n +.03
IntrinsVal 25 12 .. 8.79 .13
C Intrmd Muni I 4 5 57.13n +.10
CMuni Bond 3 5 6.86n +.02
D NC Muni 4 4 0 9.34n +.04
D+PA Muni 4 5 10.22n +.01
BSh IntmMun 0 1 9.57n ..
E Sh Intmd Bd 16 11 11 4.79n .02
C+Special Val 14 5 +44 17.62n .40
CStrat Gr I 25 18 +24 25.20n .11
B US Govt 2 2 9.49n +.01
Evergreen Instl Fund
$ 415 mil 8003432898
D DiscplinVal 22 9 .. 12.06 .22
F
A+ Fairholme 12 3 +90 28.04 .22
FAM Funds
$ 812 mil 8009323271
DValue 16 3 +27 38.35n .77
FBR Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8888880025
BFocus Inv r 27 1 +50 39.97n 1.06
AGasUtilInv r 18 17 +67 16.97n .17
Federated A
$ 16.0 bil 8002455051
E Amer Ldrs 23 9 13.38 .17
C+Bond 6 6 7.89 +.01
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B+Capital Inc 12 6 +26 6.85 .06
B Equity Inc 20 6 +33 16.29 .22
C+Hi Inc Bond 11 8 6.46 .03
A InterCont 35 24 +85 42.59 +.11
C+IntlSmMdCo 41 33 +66 27.23 .47
B Kaufmann 31 18 +34 4.30 .08
E KaufSmlCap 33 15 +36 17.28 .52
D Md Gr Strat 30 24 +42 27.63 .29
E MDTAllCore 31 19 +26 11.35 .18
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D Muni Secs 5 5 9.46 +.04
B Muni Ultrshrt + 2 0 9.91 ..
C Muni&Stock 10 6 +18 10.05 .03
E MuniHiYld A 9 7 8.14 ..
DPA Muni Inc 6 5 10.13 +.03
B Stock &Bd 15 8 +17 15.04 .08
CStrat Value 17 0 .. 4.50 .01
B+StratInc 2 2 +15 8.18 +.31
B+Tot Rtn Bd .. .. no quote
AUS Govt Secs + 2 + 1 +11 7.60 +.01
Federated B
$ 3.2 bil 8002455051
D+Bond 7 6 7.92n ..
A Capital Apprec 17 9 +23 16.93n .12
C Hi Inc Bd 11 9 6.46n .02
BKaufmann 31 18 +30 4.09 .08
DMkt Opps 5 8 11.18n +.01
DStratInc 3 2 8.17 +.31
Federated C
$ 3.5 bil 8002455051
BKaufmn C 31 18 +30 4.09 .08
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DMkt Opps 5 8 11.16 +.02
Federated F
$ 1.0 bil 8002455051
AGovt Inc Sec + 2 + 1 +10 8.79 ..
E MuniHiYield 9 7 8.14 ..
Federated Instl
$ 14.6 bil 8003417400
A GNMA Instl + 4 + 2 +12 10.88n ..
A Govt 13 Instl + 4 + 2 +11 10.72n +.01
A+Govt 25 Instl + 5 + 3 +12 11.60n +.02
A GovUltSh + 2 + 1 +11 9.86n +.01
A GovUltSh Sv + 2 + 1 +10 9.86n +.01
C+High Yield 13 9 +10 4.80n .03
A Income + 4 + 2 +13 10.27n ..
C IntmCorpBd 6 6 9.11n ..
B Kaufmann K 31 18 +34 4.30 .08
DMaxCapIdx 24 11 +19 17.74n .23
DMaxCpIdxSS 24 11 +18 17.69n .24
C Mid Cap Idx 22 16 +39 16.35n .42
A Mortgage + 2 + 1 +11 9.66n ..
B+Muni Ultrshrt + 2 0 9.91n ..
B+ShTrmInc 0 0 8.11n .01
D Stock 20 8 +18 20.72n .28
C Strat Value 17 0 .. 4.51n .01
A+Tot Ret Gov + 6 + 3 +15 11.12n +.02
ATot Rtn Bd .. .. no quote
ATotRtnBd Svc .. .. no quote
D+Ultra Sh Bd 2 1 8.82n .01
D UltraShBdSvc 2 1 8.82n .01
Federated Y
$ 312 mil 8002455051
A US Gov 13 + 4 + 2 +11 10.72n +.01
Fidelity Adv A
$ 23.9 bil 8005227297
D Balanced x 23 14 x 12.28 .18
E Div Growth 30 15 8.75 .18
E Divers Intl r 33 22 +38 14.60 ..
E Dynamic Cap r 32 20 +20 13.47 .24
A+EmergMkts r 46 35 .. 16.33 .46
D Equity Gr 32 21 +17 43.73 .45
E Equity Inc x 28 11 +20x 20.46 .48
C+FloatRtHiIn r 7 7 8.61 .04
GovtIncome + 5 + 2 .. 10.50 +.02
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E Growth Opp 46 37 0 22.67 .42
DHiInc Advt 21 17 +11 7.56 .08
AIndustrial r 29 19 +68 16.98 .23
B InflProtBd + 1 3 +13 10.96 ..
B IntlDiscov r 34 21 .. 28.39 .05
CIntmd Bd 4 3 9.96 +.01
CLev Co Stk 36 36 +75 24.46 .48
E Mid Cap A 39 29 +15 14.24 .28
C+Mid Cp II 27 19 .. 12.41 .11
C Muni Inc 4 4 11.84 +.06
B NewInsight 26 17 +66 15.87 .16
BSh TmFx 1 0 8.89 ..
B Small Cap 16 10 +57 20.57 .19
B+Strat Inc 5 5 +15 10.60 .03
E Value Strat 34 18 17.14 .47
Fidelity Adv B
$ 3.4 bil 8005260084
E DiversIntl 34 22 +34 13.88n .01
E Equity Inc x 28 11 +17x20.55n .43
D Lev Co Stk 36 36 +69 23.51n .46
E Mid Cap 39 29 +12 13.62n .27
BNewInsight 27 17 +60 15.33n .15
BStrategic Inc 5 5 +12 10.63n .03
Fidelity Adv C
$ 8.6 bil 8005227297
E Div Growth 30 15 0 8.47n .16
E Divers Intl 33 22 +34 13.92n ..
DEquity Growr 33 22 +13 40.86n .42
E Equity Inc x 28 11 +17x20.56n .43
CFloatRtHiIn r 8 7 8.60n .05
E HiInc Advt r 22 17 7.55n .08
D Lev Co Stk 36 36 +70 23.48n .46
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CMid Cp II 27 19 .. 12.15n .12
BNewInsight 27 17 +60 15.38n .15
C+Small Cap 17 10 +51 18.82n .17
BStrat Inc 5 5 +12 10.58n .03
Fidelity Adv Free A
$ 4.4 bil 8005448888
D+2010 17 10 +14 10.06 .08
C2015 18 11 .. 10.00 .08
D 2020 22 13 +19 10.34 .11
D 2025 23 13 .. 9.88 .10
D2030 26 15 +20 10.41 .12
D2035 27 15 .. 9.79 .12
D2040 28 16 +22 10.47 .14
Fidelity Adv Free T
$ 1.8 bil 8005448888
D+2010 17 10 +13 10.02 .07
D 2015 19 11 .. 9.97 .08
D 2020 22 13 +18 10.33 .10
D 2025 24 13 .. 9.89 .10
D2030 26 15 +19 10.37 .12
D2040 28 16 +20 10.44 .13
Fidelity Adv I
$ 24.4 bil 8005260084
E Div Growth 29 15 8.86n .18
E Divers Intl 33 22 +40 14.87n .01
E DynmcApprec 32 20 +22 13.80n .25
D Equity Grow 32 21 +19 46.57n .48
E Equity Inc x 28 11 +21x21.04n .50
C+FloatRtHiIn 7 7 8.59n .04
GovtIncome + 5 + 3 .. 10.50 +.02
D Growth &Inc 27 15 +17 15.05n .20
B High Inc 10 9 +10 7.56n .05
D HiInc Advt 21 17 +11 7.25n .07
C Intermed Bd 3 3 9.98n +.01
E Large Cap 33 14 +18 13.69n .37
C Lev Co Stk 35 36 +77 24.73n .48
E Mid Cap I 38 29 +17 14.77n .29
BMid Cp II 27 19 .. 12.51n .11
B+NewInsight 26 17 +68 16.04n .16
BOverseas 31 19 +46 16.49n +.01
BSh Fxd Inc 1 0 8.90n ..
A Sh Intmd Govt + 4 + 2 +12 9.90n +.01
B Small Cap 16 10 +60 21.40n .20
B+Strat Inc 5 5 +16 10.70n .03
C StrtRealRet x 7 13 ..x 8.90n .22
BTotalBond 3 3 .. 9.70n ..
Fidelity Adv T
$ 23.2 bil 8005260084
D Balanced x 23 14 x 12.39 .17
E Div Growth 30 15 8.71 .17
E Divers Intl 33 22 +38 14.42 .01
E Dyn Cap 32 20 +19 13.20 .24
D Equity Gr 32 21 +16 43.61 .44
E Equity Inc x 28 11 +19x 20.74 .48
C+FloatRtHiIn r 7 7 8.59 .05
GovtIncome + 5 + 2 .. 10.50 +.02
DGrowth &Inc 28 15 +15 14.84 .20
E Growth Opp 46 37 0 22.92 .43
DHiInc Advt 21 17 +11 7.59 .08
CIntermed Bd 4 3 9.96 ..
D+Lev Co Stk 36 36 +73 24.08 .47
E Mid Cap 39 29 +15 14.40 .28
C Mid Cp II 27 19 .. 12.36 .12
CMuni Inc 4 4 11.86 +.05
B NewInsight 26 17 +65 15.77 .16
C+Overseas 31 19 +43 16.50 +.01
BShTrmFxd Inc 1 0 8.90 ..
BSmall Cap 17 10 +56 20.00 .18
B+Strategic Inc 5 5 +15 10.60 .03
E Value Strat 34 18 17.70 .49
Fidelity Freedom
$ 81.6 bil 8005448888
B2000 8 5 +11 11.14n .05
C 2005 15 9 .. 9.73n .07
C 2010 16 10 +16 12.09n .09
C 2015 17 10 .. 10.04n .08
C2020 21 12 +22 12.10n .13
C2025 22 13 .. 9.99n .11
D+2030 25 14 +25 11.99n .15
D 2035 25 15 .. 9.90n .14
D 2040 26 15 +26 6.94n .10
2045 26 15 .. 8.16n .12
2050 27 16 .. 8.08n .11
BIncome x 7 5 +10x10.32n .07
Fidelity Select
$ 27.1 bil 8005448888
E Banking r 21 + 22 21 19.16n +.06
B+Biotechnlgy r 5 7 +33 63.59n .16
E Brokrge&Inv r 31 3 +32 44.32n .58
A+Chemicals r 26 28+100 61.12n +.39
E CommEquip r 32 22 +15 15.20n .26
DComputers r 34 19 32.07n .57
A+ConsumeStpl r 13 2 +67 57.92n .80
C+Dfnse&Aero r 32 11 +71 56.66n .18
E Electronics r 37 21 14 28.67n .26
A Energy r 39 43+162 40.09n .51
A+Energy Svcs r 36 42+179 62.70n .21
E Financl Svcs r 34 0 13 63.18n 1.43
A+Gold r 31 37 +65 27.60n +.59
D Health Care r 21 8 +24 95.10n .74
CLeisure r 26 4 +26 56.87n 1.94
A+Materials r 34 35 +80 38.37n .08
A+Med Eq &Sys r 0 1 +64 24.14n .25
E Medcl Dlvry r 33 4 +74 35.08n .83
D+Natural Gas r 39 45+135 28.29n .40
A+Natural Res 38 42+165 24.47n .17
A Sftwr&Cmp r 32 19 +34 54.90n 1.15
E Technology r 39 25 49.43n 1.64
E Telecommun r 38 17 +30 32.30n .76
B Utility Gr r 31 27 +63 44.50n .20
E Wireless 38 22 +81 5.35n .11
Fidelity Spartan
$ 61.5 bil 8005448888
500 Idx Adv 24 11 .. 76.63n 1.05
D500 Idx Inv 24 11 +23 76.63n 1.04
ExtMkt Adv 23 14 .. 28.94n .69
C ExtMkt Inv 23 14 +45 28.93n .70
IntlIdx Adv 31 18 .. 32.83n +.04
C+IntlIdx Inv 31 18 +55 32.83n +.04
IntTrsBdAd r + 7 + 3 .. 10.68n +.01
IntTrsBdIdx r + 7 + 3 .. 10.68n +.01
STTrAdv r + 5 + 3 .. 10.53n ..
TotMkt Adv 24 11 .. 31.15n .50
D TotMkt Inv 24 11 +30 31.15n .49
US EqIdxAdv x 24 11 ..x38.83n .77
D US EqIdxInv x 24 11 +24x38.83n .77
Fidelity Invest
$ 634 bil 8005448888
100 Index 23 8 .. 8.20 .11
C4in1 Idx r 21 11 +30 23.86n .25
D AdvCapDev A 29 21 +15 8.63 .15
CAdvCapDevO 29 21 +17 8.87n .15
E AdvDivStkO 32 15 +13 11.32n .18
E Aggr Intl 38 27 9.35n .05
E Aggres Gr r 38 24 +15 14.32n .26
D AssetMgr50%x 19 11 x12.34n .23
DAssetMgr70%r 24 14 12.89n .14
DAssetMgr85% 27 15 +23 10.32n .13
BAsstMgr20%x 8 5 +14x11.12n .10
D+Balanced x 22 13 +26x15.00n .27
DBlueChipGro 24 12 +13 32.93n .43
E BlueChipVal 31 14 +22 9.97n .21
C CA Muni Inc 3 4 11.40n +.05
A+Canada r 25 24+133 46.12n .29
C+Cap &Inc 15 12 +16 7.04n .06
E CaptlApprec 32 21 +14 18.19n .34
CAShTxFrBd r + 2 0 .. 10.08n ..
A+China Rgn 38 23 +71 19.35n .23
B+Contrafund 26 16 +52 53.88n .56
E Convrt Secs x 33 32 +19x18.31n .19
BCT Muni Inc r 2 3 10.73n +.03
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BDiversifd Intl 33 22 +58 26.87n .13
E Dividend Grow 28 14 20.02n .39
A+Emrg Mkts 47 35+135 18.04n .52
E Equity Inc x 28 12 +17x38.19n 1.03
E Equity Inc II x 28 11 +10x16.28n .39
B+Euro CapApp r 34 21 +57 17.56n +.02
C Europe r 34 23 +69 28.03n +.14
AExchange 18 7 +44 285.32n 3.28
DExprt&Mltint r 30 18 +35 18.02n .16
BFidelity Fund x 28 17 +30x27.53n .50
E Fifty r 35 26 14.08n .27
C+FloatHiInc 7 7 8.60n .04
A Global Balncd 17 13 +41 18.64n .06
A GNMA + 4 + 2 +13 10.97n +.02
A Govt Income + 5 + 2 +15 10.48n +.01
E Gr &Inc x 36 15 13x17.20n .51
B GrDiscovery 32 21 +29 11.03n .11
B Grwth Cmpny 29 23 +41 58.68n 1.17
BHigh Income 10 10 +11 7.33n .06
B+Independnc 37 37 +41 17.34n .06
B+InflProtBd + 2 3 +14 10.99n ..
A Int Gov Inc + 5 + 2 +13 10.51n +.01
B Int Mun Inc 0 2 9.66n +.02
B Intl Discov 34 21 +64 28.63n .05
E IntlRealEst r 39 22 .. 8.24n .18
E IntlSmCap 35 26 +57 15.03n .20
E IntlSmlOpp 41 30 .. 8.49n .12
IntlVal r 35 23 .. 7.47n .01
C+Intmd Bond 3 3 9.52n +.01
C Inv Grade Bd 4 3 6.68n .01
E Japan r 31 22 +20 9.90n .23
E Jpn SmCos r 30 18 7.67n .08
E Large Cap Stk 33 15 +14 12.84n .35
A+Latin Amer r 41 40+276 36.81n 1.54
D+LevrgdCoStk 37 37 +72 20.26n .43
LgCorEnhIdx 24 12 .. 7.74 .08
DLowPr Stk 25 14 +37 27.26n .46
E Lrg Cp Val r 26 11 +37 10.69n .22
C+MA Muni Inc 3 4 11.06n +.05
E Magellan 36 24 57.81n .96
D MegaCpStk 27 11 +15 8.45n .11
BMI Muni Inc 2 3 11.18n +.03
E Mid Growr 33 22 +19 9.05n .18
E Mid Stk 33 27 +26 19.28n .36
E Mid Val r 27 16 +40 11.91n .20
BMNMuni Inc 2 3 10.71n +.02
C+Mortg Secs + 1 + 1 10.15n +.01
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DNasdaqIndex r 26 13 +18 25.90n .40
BNewMillnm 27 13 +25 21.56n .35
ANewMktsInc r 9 8 +29 12.84n .07
C+NJ Muni Inc r 3 4 10.83n +.05
CNordic r 42 32 +84 26.45n +.09
C+NY Muni Inc 3 4 11.97n +.06
C+OH Muni Inc 3 4 10.82n +.05
COTC 35 23 +27 34.10n .70
B Overseas 36 21 +47 31.00n .09
BPA Muni Inc r 2 3 10.18n +.04
E Pacific Basin r 46 28 +35 16.33n .23
C Puritan x 19 10 +19x15.01n .25
BReal Estate 14 9 +60 22.17n .94
E RealEstInc r 13 6 8.60n .07
B+Sh Int Muni + 2 0 10.25n +.01
C+Short TermBd 1 0 8.25n +.01
D+SmRetr r 11 0 +42 12.89n .29
E Small Stk 28 16 +30 12.45n .33
E SmIndep r 33 19 +24 13.32n .31
D Sml Growr 31 19 .. 10.83n .25
B Sml Val r 17 + 3 .. 11.20n .31
SmlOpport 26 11 .. 6.85 .17
A+SoEast Asia r 43 23+115 22.41n .21
D StkSelector 28 15 +27 21.31n .29
E StraDiv&Inc x 27 16 ..x 8.90n .26
C StraRealRet x 7 13 ..x 8.91n .23
AStrategic Inc 5 5 +16 9.55n .02
C+Tax Fr Bond 3 4 10.06n +.05
D Tax Mgd Stk r 29 19 +40 11.42n .21
B Total Bond 2 3 9.71n ..
D Trend 33 21 +26 47.07n .62
E Ultra Sh Bd 7 0 8.20n ..
AUS Bond Idx + 1 0 10.61n +.01
D+Utility x 29 21 +49x14.24n .18
D+Val Disc 28 11 +45 12.86n .31
E Value 28 15 +38 53.77n 1.42
E Value Strat 34 18 +11 19.06n .53
AWorld Wide 28 18 +43 15.43n .10
FidltyAdvFoc A
$ 1.1 bil 8005227297
A+Energy r 39 43+129 27.38 .35
DHealth Care 22 8 +23 17.37 .13
E Technology r 40 25 0 12.78 .42
FidltyAdvFoc T
$ 824 mil 8005227297
A+Energy r 39 43+129 28.12 .36
E Technology 40 25 12.46 .41
Fifth Third Inst
$ 3.8 bil 8003340483
D Bond 7 4 8.73n ..
D DiscpLgVal 23 9 +28 10.01n .24
D Eqty Index 24 11 +23 20.80n .29
D Intl Equity 35 22 +40 9.51n .01
D+LMModerate 17 9 +14 10.28n .06
E Mid Cap Gr 32 22 +16 9.26n .18
B Quality Gr 24 15 +19 13.86n .09
ASh TrmBd + 1 0 9.23n +.02
First Amer A
$ 2.1 bil 8006773863
DMid Cap Val 25 13 +44 18.66 .25
E MidCapGrOpp 33 21 +26 26.93 .25
A+Real Estate 10 4 +72 15.90 .71
DSmCap Sel 22 10 +20 9.26 .24
First Amer Y
$ 13.7 bil 8006773863
C Core Bond 6 6 10.00n +.02
BEquity Inc 21 6 +25 11.37n .16
D Equity Index 24 11 +23 19.96n .29
D High Inc Bd 15 12 7.27n .06
BInt Tax Fr 1 3 10.21n +.01
BInt TrmBd 4 5 9.24n +.01
CIntl 30 18 +38 10.53n ..
E Lg Cap Sel 27 15 +13 10.11n .20
D LgCapGrOpp 25 15 +23 24.76n .09
D Lrg Cap Val 24 9 +28 14.47n .30
DMid Cap Val 25 13 +45 18.78n .25
C Mid Cp Idx 22 15 +41 10.28n .26
E MidCapGrOpp 33 21 +31 28.83n .26
BMNIntTxFr 1 3 9.43n +.01
A+Real Estate 9 4 +77 16.05n .72
B+Sh TrmBd 1 1 9.62n ..
DSmCap Sel 22 10 +23 10.01n .26
D+Small Cap Val 16 4 +29 9.49n .21
D Tax Free 5 6 9.65n +.02
D Total Retrn 9 8 8.86n +.02
First Eagle
$ 19.5 bil 8003342143
A Fund Amer Y 18 16 +45 21.41n .31
A+Global A 15 9 +65 38.23 .53
A+Gold A 21 28 +70 18.89 +.12
A+Overseas A 18 12 +64 19.03 .26
A US ValueA 11 7 +46 14.33 .13
First Invstrs A
$ 5.2 bil 8004234026
D Blue Chip b 20 7 +21 19.53 .24
DFnd for Inc x 11 8 x 2.39 .01
CGlobal b 30 17 +37 5.44 .04
A Government x + 3 + 2 +10x 10.80 ..
DGr &Inc b 23 10 +27 12.16 .21
CIns Tax Ex x 3 4 x 9.19 +.04
E Invest Grade x 10 8 x 8.20 .02
E Opp b 24 14 +38 21.16 .41
E SelectGrowb 29 15 +21 6.19 .13
ASpec Stuatn b 19 8 +44 18.71 .36
CTotal Return b 14 6 +20 12.76 .12
C Value b 17 5 +39 6.35 .09
First Src Mono
$ 985 mil 8007668938
A+IncEquity 20 12 +60 12.17n .12
Firsthand Funds
$ 393 mil 8888842675
CTech Value .. .. no quote
FMI Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8008115311
A+Common Stk 7 1 +51 19.75n .37
B Focus 15 5 +29 26.41n .64
ALarge Cap b 15 7 +49 12.91n .20
Forum Funds
$ 4.4 bil 8009436786
BAbslt Strat 6 3 .. 10.20n .03
E BrnCrInIns 34 22 +24 10.20n +.08
DBrownValEq 24 7 +18 10.38n .22
C+DFDentPrGro 27 16 +52 13.06n .21
GldnSmCrInt 22 17 .. 8.86 .18
Wintergrn 26 13 .. 10.85n .17
Forward Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8009996809
E Intl SmCo I 35 24 +61 11.72n .13
E Small to Mid 26 16 +36 22.72n .48
DSmlEq Inv 23 15 +38 15.08n .34
FPA Funds
$ 6.3 bil 8009824372
DCapital 15 15 +35 31.08 .26
A Crescent I 10 10 +42 22.47n .14
A NewIncome + 3 + 1 +13 10.99 +.01
D Paramount 19 9 +41 13.83 .28
D Perennial 19 9 +35 27.24 .52
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 127 bil 8003425236
A Adj US Gov + 3 + 1 +10 8.88 +.01
CAL Tax Fr 4 5 10.52 +.08
D+AZTaxFrInc 5 5 10.02 +.06
E Bal Sheet 24 13 +39 44.19 .80
BBiotch Dsc 3 5 +33 56.97 .60
DCA HighYld 7 6 8.90 +.04
CCA InsTxFr 5 5 11.56 +.08
C+CA IntTxFr 2 4 10.86 +.03
CCA Tax Fr 4 5 6.61 +.04
DCap Growth 24 14 +14 9.41 .08
A+ChinaWrld 35 22 .. 28.34 +.27
B CnsrvTrgt 11 6 +22 11.73 .04
D+COTax Fr 6 6 10.82 +.08
E Conv Secs 24 18 +13 11.07 .04
DCorefoAlloc 25 12 .. 10.38 .10
CCT TaxFrInc 4 5 10.17 +.07
D Double Tx Fr 5 6 10.77 +.07
D Dynatech 28 19 +26 23.14 .25
E Equity Inc 24 11 14.60 .22
C+FedIntTxFr 3 4 10.77 +.02
CFedTxFrInc 5 6 10.97 +.06
C FL Tax Fr 3 5 10.87 +.07
CFltRateDly 7 7 8.64 .07
C+Flx Cap Gr 23 14 +38 37.08 .46
E FoundAlloc 26 13 .. 9.77 .07
CGA Tax Fr 5 6 11.07 +.06
A+Gold &Prec 35 40 +90 23.72 .17
B Grwth 22 11 +39 34.61 .49
BGrwthTgt 21 12 +34 12.14 .11
D+High Inc 12 10 +11 1.68 ..
D HiYldTxFr 7 7 9.36 +.03
DIncome 23 16 +12 1.89 .01
D Ins Tax Fr 5 6 11.15 +.09
D+KY Tax Fr 4 5 10.38 +.06
D+LA Tax Fr 6 6 10.42 +.07
ALtdMatGovt + 3 + 2 10.15 +.02
CMA InsTaxFr 4 5 10.96 +.06
D MD Tax Fr 5 6 10.53 +.08
C MI InsTxFr 4 5 11.30 +.07
C+MicroCpVal 16 7 +44 28.57 .36
C+MNIns Tax Fr 3 4 11.30 +.06
D+MOTax Fr 5 6 11.16 +.08
A+Nat Resrces 34 40+149 28.33 .38
D+NC Tax Fr 5 6 11.15 +.09
C NJ Tax Fr 3 5 11.21 +.07
D NY InsTaxFr 6 7 10.32 +.09
C+NY IntTaxFr 2 3 10.37 +.02
C NY Tax Fr 3 5 10.90 +.07
COH InsTaxFr 4 5 11.62 +.08
C OR Tax Fr 3 5 11.00 +.07
D+PA Tax Fr 5 6 9.47 +.07
DPersp Alloc 26 12 .. 9.53 .09
A Real Rtrn 0 4 .. 10.27 ..
E RealEstSecs 14 7 +28 14.70 .77
CRising Divs 19 7 +18 27.40 .38
E SmCapGr 29 13 +16 7.37 .19
BSmlCapVal 16 10 +63 34.01 .89
E SmMdCapGr 29 16 +28 25.26 .47
B+Strat Inc 7 6 +14 9.10 .02
BStratMortg 2 2 8.84 +.01
D+TNMuni 5 5 10.32 +.06
C Totl Retrn 5 4 9.12 ..
A US Gov Sec + 3 + 1 +11 6.45 ..
A Utilities 19 15 +63 11.62 .09
D+VA Tax Fr 4 5 10.80 +.08
Frank/Tmp Fr B
$ 6.2 bil 8003425236
D CA Tax Fr 5 5 6.61n +.04
D FedTxFrInc 5 6 10.97n +.07
E FoundAlloc 26 13 .. 9.69n .06
E Income 23 16 1.89n .01
E Income 1 23 17 +10 1.89n .02
D Rising Div 19 7 +15 27.06n .37
A US Govt Secs + 3 + 1 6.45n +.01
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 30.1 bil 8003425236
E CA HighYld 7 6 8.95 +.05
D CA InsTaxFr 5 5 11.69 +.09
D CA Tax Fr 5 5 6.60 +.04
E Conv Secs 25 18 +10 10.96 .04
D FedTxFrIn 5 6 10.97 +.07
D+FltRateDly 7 7 8.64n .07
D+Flx Cap Gr 24 14 +33 34.53 .43
E FoundAlloc 26 13 .. 9.57n .06
A+Gold &Prec 35 40 +85 23.03 .16
C+Grwth 23 11 +35 32.72 .46
D High Inc 12 10 1.69 ..
DHiYldTxFr 7 7 9.47 +.02
E Income 23 16 +10 1.91 .01
D Ins Tax Fr 6 6 11.26 +.09
D+MI Ins Tax Fr 4 5 11.43 +.08
D+NJ Tax Fr 4 5 11.31 +.08
D+NY Tax Fr 3 5 10.90 +.08
D OH Ins Tax Fr 4 5 11.73 +.08
D Rising Divs 19 7 +15 26.98 .37
C SmCapVal 16 10 +59 32.07 .84
E SmMidCapGr 29 16 +23 23.04 .43
BStrategic Inc 7 6 +11 9.10 .02
AUS Gov Sec + 3 + 1 6.42 ..
AUtilities 20 15 +60 11.58 .09
Frank/Tmp Fr R
$ 1.8 bil 8003425236
E Growth 30 15 +20 16.60n .10
E Income 23 16 1.87n .01
DMutl Shrs 24 7 +26 18.86n .18
Frank/Tmp FrAd
$ 9.6 bil 8003425236
CCA Tax Fr 4 5 6.60n +.04
CFedTxFrInc 5 6 10.98n +.07
B Grwth 22 11 +40 34.69n .49
HiYldTxFr 7 7 .. 9.38 +.03
DIncome 23 16 +12 1.88n .01
E SmCapGr 28 13 +17 7.61n .19
E SmMidCapGr 29 15 +30 25.85n .48
C+Totl Retrn 4 3 9.14n +.01
A US Govt Secs + 4 + 1 +12 6.47n ..
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
$ 20.9 bil 8002929293
E Beacon A 25 9 +22 11.35 .09
A Discovery A 19 6 +66 25.97 .23
A Discovery B 19 6 +63 25.33n .23
A+European A 24 7 +66 19.01 .23
E Finl Svcs A 30 5 13.13 .02
A Qualified A 16 5 +51 18.12 .09
E Recovery A 27 12 .. 9.68 .13
DShares A 24 7 +27 19.00 .18
E Shares B 24 7 +24 18.49n .18
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
$ 6.3 bil 8003425236
E Beacon 25 9 +22 11.18 .09
A Discovery 19 6 +64 25.64 .23
A+European 25 7 +65 18.90 .22
AQualified 16 5 +48 17.87 .09
E Shares 24 7 +24 18.70 .17
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
$ 23.5 bil 8004483863
E Beacon 25 9 +25 11.45n .10
A+Discovery 18 6 +70 26.30n .24
A+European 24 7 +68 19.40n .23
AQualified 16 5 +50 18.27n .09
D Shares 23 7 +28 19.18n .18
Frank/Tmp Tp A
$ 46.9 bil 8003549191
BRIC 47 35 .. 9.93 .41
A Dvlp Mkts 38 22 +95 18.33 .12
D+Foreign 31 16 +33 8.63 .01
E Forgn SmCo 33 20 +27 13.13 .18
A Glbl Opport 30 17 +61 16.17 .14
E Glbl SmCo 31 16 +31 5.77 .12
E GlbLngShrt 26 12 10.58 +.02
A+Glob Bond + 3 0 +34 11.31 +.02
E Growth 30 15 +21 16.79 .09
A Income 18 7 .. 2.46 .01
DWorld 28 14 +32 13.53 .08
Frank/Tmp TpAd
$ 10.2 bil 8002929293
A+ChinaWrld 35 22+115 28.55n +.27
A Devlp Mkts 38 22 +97 18.35n .12
C+Flx Cap Gr 23 14 .. 37.44 .45
D+Foreign 31 16 +34 8.60n .01
A+Glob Bond + 3 0 +35 11.29n +.02
E Growth 30 15 +22 16.83n .10
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
$ 7.3 bil 8006322301
BRIC 47 35 .. 9.82 .40
ADevlp Mkts C 38 22 +90 17.77 .11
DForeign C 31 16 +30 8.43 ..
A+Global Bd C + 2 0 +32 11.33 +.02
E Growth B 31 15 +17 16.37n .10
E Growth C 31 15 +17 16.26 .09
Income 18 7 .. 2.46 .01
A MutualDiscR 19 6 +65 25.73n .24
E World C 28 14 +28 13.05 .08
Franklin Temp
$ 1.4 bil 8002929293
A+Hard Curncy 2 6 +17 9.30 +.01
B Mod Trgt A 15 8 +27 11.76 .06
B Modert Tgt C 15 9 +25 11.54 .07
Frontegra
$ 1.6 bil 8888252100
B+ColumbsCrPl 5 6 28.61n ..
A Iron SmCap 17 11 +51 14.68n .42
B Iron SMID 20 14 .. 9.40 .20
D NewStarIntl 33 22 .. 9.94 +.03
FundX Upgrader
$ 1.2 bil 8664553863
C+FundX Up p .. .. +42 29.56n ..
BFundXAggr p .. .. +45 33.68n ..
G H I
Gabelli A
$ 880 mil 8004223554
AUtilities 16 11 .. 7.11 .07
E Value 31 15 +16 11.64 .25
Gabelli AAA
$ 5.4 bil 8004223554
A+ABC Fund 3 2 +19 9.54n .01
B+Asset 25 13 +47 37.24n .56
BEquity Inc 22 11 +39 17.03n .20
A SmCap Gr 18 8 +61 26.25n .46
Gabelli C
$ 319 mil 8004223554
B Utilities 16 11 .. 6.69 .07
Gamco AAA
$ 2.0 bil 8004223554
B Glb Telecom 32 16 +56 17.99n .26
A+Gold 33 40 +73 18.85n +.17
E Growth 32 21 +23 24.77n .24
A WestwoodEq 21 10 +52 8.68n .17
Gateway Funds
$ 3.8 bil 8003546339
A Gateway A 6 3 +29 26.47 .28
GE Elfun S&S
$ 11.5 bil 8002420134
BDiversified 20 11 +19 15.87n .12
B+Income 2 1 10.51n ..
B+Income 2 1 10.61n ..
A+Intl Equity 31 21 +78 19.44n +.02
B S&S Program 21 10 +23 35.38n .50
C+Tax Exempt 3 4 10.85n +.05
BTrusts 18 8 +15 39.92n .68
GE Funds A
$ 1.1 bil 8002420134
D PremrGrEq 19 10 +13 19.29 .36
BUS Equity 21 10 +21 21.36 .30
GE Instl Funds
$ 4.8 bil 8002420134
B+Income 1 2 8.96n ..
A+Intl Equity 31 21 +77 12.81n +.01
D+PremGr Inv 19 10 +18 8.88n .17
D+SmValEqInv 21 14 +38 11.20n .33
B+Stratgc Inv 19 11 +25 10.19n .07
B US Equity Inv 21 10 +24 10.09n .14
Glenmede Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8004428299
A CoreFxdInc + 2 + 1 +11 10.64n +.01
E Intl Equity 36 21 +27 11.44 +.10
E Phil Intl 36 21 +30 11.62 +.09
GMO Trust II
$ 1.2 bil 6173307500
C+Foreign 31 19 +50 11.89n +.01
D+Intl Intrn Val 29 18 +52 21.23n +.03
GMO Trust III
$ 17.8 bil 6173307500
DevWorldStk 26 15 .. 17.21n .07
A+Emerg Cntry 41 30+101 8.52n .16
AEmerg Ctry Dt 14 10 +30 8.56n +.02
A+Emerg Mkts 41 29+104 11.00 .20
C+Foreign 31 19 +49 11.94n +.01
B+Foreign Sml 32 23 +55 10.00n .04
C+Glob Bond 4 8 +11 7.51 ..
C Intl Bond 5 10 7.93n ..
C+Intl Cor Eq 30 20 .. 27.68n +.06
BIntl Gro Eq 30 20 .. 19.78n .01
CIntl Intrn Val 29 18 +53 21.46n +.03
C Intl SmCos 33 21 +30 6.35n .07
StratFixInc 6 1 .. 22.43 ..
B TxMg Intl Eq 29 21 +67 14.08n +.05
E US Core Eq 21 7 .. 10.41n .11
C+US Qual Eq 15 2 .. 18.65 .13
GMO Trust IV
$ 16.5 bil 6173307500
D CorePlusBd 6 5 .. 8.59 ..
DevWorldStk 26 15 .. 17.23n .07
AEmerg Ctry Dt 14 10 +28 8.56n +.02
A+Emerg Mkts 41 29+113 10.96n .19
BForeign 31 19 +50 11.95n +.01
B+ForgnSmlCo 32 23 +58 10.01n .04
C+Intl Core Eq 30 20 .. 27.67n +.06
Intl Gro Eq 30 20 .. 19.80 .01
C+Intl Intrn Val 29 18 +55 21.45n +.03
E US Core Eq 21 7 .. 10.38n .12
C+US Qual Eq 15 2 .. 18.66 .13
GMO Trust V
$ 1.6 bil 6173307500
A+Emerg Mkts 41 29+100 10.95n .19
US Qual Eq 15 2 .. 18.65 .13
GMO Trust VI
$ 22.1 bil 6173307500
BDomestic Bd 3 2 .. 8.93 .03
A+Emerg Mkts 41 29+113 10.97n .19
A+EmrgMktOpp .. .. no quote
Intl Core Eq 30 20 .. 27.67 +.06
StratFixInc 6 1 .. 22.42 ..
E US Core Eq 21 7 .. 10.38n .12
US Qual Eq 15 2 .. 18.65n .13
GoldmnSachs A
$ 23.9 bil 8007625035
C+BalStrat 14 9 +21 9.42 .05
DCapital Gr 27 18 +16 17.69 .17
E ConcIntlEq 35 22 +30 16.00 +.11
D+Core Fxd Inc 7 3 8.92 +.02
AEmerg Mkts 42 32+102 14.96 .35
DEq Gr Strat 30 20 +42 11.00 .11
CGlobal Inc 4 2 12.24 +.01
AGovt Income + 2 + 1 +11 14.83 +.01
D Gr&Inc Strat 22 15 +27 9.91 .08
D Growth &Inc 23 12 +32 19.96 .26
B Growth Opp 24 17 +38 17.06 .32
E Growth Strat 27 18 +33 10.45 .10
E Hi Yld Muni 10 6 8.84 ..
D High Yield 14 9 6.19 .08
DLrg Val 25 15 +33 10.42 .13
DMid Cap Val 23 16 +50 27.33 .34
DMuni Income 5 5 13.81 +.05
A Real Est Secs 15 7 +67 12.87 .64
A Sh Dur Govt + 5 + 2 +12 10.13 .01
D+SmVal 10 3 +35 30.65 .81
D+Strat Gr 24 17 +17 8.21 .07
E Struc Lg Gr 30 19 10.05 .08
E Struc LgVal 25 11 +27 9.76 .15
E Struc SmEq 21 11 9.10 .26
E Struc US Eq 26 13 +18 21.41 .22
CStrucIntlEq 32 21 +53 9.77 +.02
E StrucTaxMgd 25 13 +30 8.62 .12
B+Tollkeeper 31 16 +41 7.97 .15
GoldmnSachs B
$ 1.1 bil 8007625035
E Gr Strat 28 18 +30 10.38n .11
GoldmnSachs C
$ 2.1 bil 8007625035
E Eq Gr Strat 30 20 +37 10.52n .11
E Gr Strat 28 18 +30 10.30n .10
DGr&Inc Strat 22 15 +24 9.86n .08
GoldmnSachs In
$ 19.5 bil 8007625035
DCapital Gr 26 18 +18 18.38n .17
CCore Fixed Inc 7 3 8.95n +.02
AEmerg Mkts 42 32+105 15.74n .37
AEnhanced Inc + 1 0 9.46n .01
C Global Inc 4 2 12.22n +.01
B+Growth Opp 24 17 +40 17.85n .34
D+High Yield 13 9 6.20n .07
E High Yld Muni 10 6 8.84n ..
D Mid Cap Val 22 16 +52 27.63n .35
D Muni Income 5 5 13.81n +.05
A Real Est Secs 14 7 +70 12.99n .64
A+Sh Dur Govt + 5 + 2 +13 10.10n .01
B+Sh Dur Tax Fr + 2 0 10.11n ..
C SmVal 10 3 +38 32.18n .85
E Struc Lg Gr 30 19 10.37n .08
E Struc LgVal 24 11 +28 9.75n .15
E Struc SmEq 20 11 9.48n .26
E Struc US Eq 26 13 +19 21.96n .24
C+StrucIntlEq 32 20 +55 10.04n +.02
AUltShDurGv 0 0 9.01n ..
A Grnsprng 8 8 +42 21.43n .16
GuideStone G2
$ 2.0 bil 8002620511
D Bal Allo I 17 10 .. 9.16n .05
DGr Allo I 23 13 .. 9.68n .08
E GrwthEquity 28 17 .. 9.12 .13
C Intl Equity 33 21 .. 9.76n +.01
E ValueEquity 25 9 .. 6.68n .12
GuideStone G4
$ 9.6 bil 8002620511
E Aggr Allo 28 15 .. 11.71n .14
D Bal Allo 17 10 .. 11.68n .06
C+Cons Allo 8 5 .. 11.92n .02
DEquityIndex 24 11 .. 14.27n .20
D ExtDurBond 12 10 .. 12.74n .03
DGr Allo 23 13 .. 11.83n .10
E GrwthEquity 28 17 .. 14.46n .19
CIntl Equity 33 22 .. 12.22n ..
B LowDurBond 1 2 .. 12.35n +.01
C+MedDurBond .. .. no quote
E SmallCapEq 23 13 .. 11.05n .28
E ValueEquity 25 9 .. 12.66n .23
Guinness Atkinson
$ 494 mil 8009156566
A+China&HK 46 31 +83 23.36 .43
Hansberger
$ 1.2 bil 8004146927
BIntlGrowthI 37 25 +47 12.96n .09
Harbor Funds
$ 20.3 bil 8004221050
ABond Instl 1 3 +11 11.37n +.12
E CapAppr Ins 25 15 +26 28.05n .16
E CapAppr Inv 25 15 +24 27.71n .16
E CapApprAdm 25 15 +25 27.90n .16
A+Intl Admin 31 22 +87 48.89n .19
A Intl Gr I 36 21 +53 10.35n .03
A+Intl Instl 31 21 +89 49.22n .19
A+Intl Inv 31 22 +86 48.66n .18
A Mid Gr Instl 30 20 +49 6.51n .15
E Sml Gr Inst 26 17 +18 9.30n .25
E SmVal Instl 18 9 +57 16.41n .31
Harding Lvnr
$ 2.2 bil 8007624848
A+Emerg Mkts 40 30+141 34.67n .92
AIntl Equity 27 19 +59 13.87 .13
Hartford A
$ 30.6 bil 8888437824
DAdvisers b 22 10 12.20 .17
CBalanc All b 19 12 .. 9.45 .09
CCap Apprec b 33 22 +49 27.14 .29
B CapAppr II b 31 18 .. 10.14 .15
Checks&Bal b 20 12 .. 8.08 .07
B Div &Gr b 21 11 +37 16.43 .24
B Eqty Inc b 19 6 +34 11.29 .17
D Float Rate x 9 8 ..x 8.25 .13
E Global Growb 40 26 +23 12.68 .10
B Global Hlth b 13 6 +37 14.96 .13
B+GrowOppor b 33 22 +51 21.63 .39
E Growth b 32 22 +12 12.97 .08
D+Growth All b 24 14 .. 9.68 .11
HiYdMunBd x 7 7 ..x 7.94 +.02
AInfl Plus x + 2 3 +15x 10.75 +.01
AIntl Opport b 33 21 +60 11.97 +.02
E IntlGrowth b 44 28 +25 8.69 .02
A Mid Cap b 22 16 +49 16.66 .20
E Mid Cap Val b 30 12 +19 7.75 .09
B Small Co b 27 16 +49 15.00 .33
E Stock b 30 13 +12 16.15 .32
CTotlRetnBd x 4 4 x 9.67 .02
Hartford B
$ 3.5 bil 8888437824
D Cap Apprec m 33 23 +40 24.07n .26
BDiv &Gr m 22 11 +34 16.17n .24
AMid Cap m 23 17 +43 14.68n .18
Hartford C
$ 8.9 bil 8888437824
D Balanc All m 20 12 .. 9.42 .09
D Cap Apprec m 33 23 +43 24.23 .26
C Cap Apprec m 32 18 .. 9.88 .14
Checks&Bal m 20 13 .. 8.06 .07
BDiv &Gr m 21 11 +34 16.13 .24
DFloat Rate x 10 8 ..x 8.24 .14
B GrowOppor m 33 22 +44 17.69n .32
D Growth All m 24 14 .. 9.57 .11
B+Infl Plus x + 2 3 +12x10.72n +.01
AMid Cap m 23 17 +43 14.81 .18
Hartford HLS IA
$ 41.4 bil 8888437824
DAdvisers 21 10 16.36n .21
C+Cap Apprec 32 21 +46 32.45n .39
E Discp Eq 26 13 +22 10.18n .10
B+Div &Gr 21 11 +39 17.23n .26
B+Eqty Inc 19 5 .. 10.88 .17
D+Glob Advsrs 24 16 +21 10.14n .04
E Global Grow 40 26 +25 12.98n .10
B+Global Hlth 13 6 +37 13.35n .12
E Growth 32 22 +11 8.88n .05
AGrwth Opps 33 22 +50 21.00n .39
C+High Yield 12 8 7.80n .04
DIndex 24 11 +19 23.61n .32
A Intl Opport 33 21 +58 10.05n +.02
D Intl Sml Co 36 26 +26 9.34n .10
E IntlGrowth 44 28 +23 7.69n .01
A Mid Cap 22 16 +52 19.68n .24
E Mid Cap Val 30 12 +19 6.92n .08
ASmall Co 27 16 +53 13.55n .31
E Sml Cap Gr 24 16 +22 14.17n .36
E Stock 29 13 33.15n .64
C TotlRetnBd 5 5 10.52n .02
B+US Gov Sec + 1 + 1 10.75n +.01
B+Value 22 11 +40 9.38n .18
E Value Opps 30 9 +13 10.65n .13
Hartford HLS IB
$ 9.1 bil 8888437824
DAdvisers 22 10 16.49n .21
C+Cap Apprec 32 21 +44 32.09n .38
E Discp Eq 26 13 +21 10.10n .09
B+Div &Gr 21 11 +37 17.14n .26
E Global Grow 40 26 +24 12.87n .09
AGrowOppor 34 22 +49 20.72n .39
C High Yield 12 8 7.72n .04
DIndex 24 11 +18 23.46n .32
A Intl Opport 33 21 +58 10.13n +.01
E IntlGrowth 44 28 +22 7.61n .02
A Mid Cap 22 16 +51 19.44n .23
E Mid Cap Val 30 12 +18 6.87n .08
ASmall Co 27 16 +51 13.23n .30
E Sml Cap Gr 24 16 +21 14.11n .36
E Stock 29 13 33.01n .63
C TotlRetnBd 5 5 10.45n .02
B US Gov Sec 0 0 10.70n +.01
Hartford L
$ 1.0 bil 8888437824
E Growth b 31 22 +14 13.23 .08
B+Grwth Opps b 33 22 +53 22.11 .40
Hartford Y
$ 6.5 bil 8888437824
C+Cap Apprec 33 22 +52 29.28n .31
CapApprecI 33 22 .. 27.11n .29
B+Div &Growth 21 11 +39 16.65n .24
Float RateI x 9 8 ..x 8.25n .14
B+Global Hlth 13 6 +41 15.79n .14
D Income x 7 6 ..x 8.89n .03
A Infl Plus x + 3 3 ..x10.77n ..
A Mid Cap 22 16 +53 18.03n .22
B+Small Co 27 16 +53 16.15n .35
C+TotlRetnBd x 4 4 x 9.79n .02
B+Value 22 11 +40 10.01n .19
Heartland Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8004327856
ASelValInv 17 11 +60 22.03n .40
A+ValPlusInv 2 7 +70 22.36n .41
D ValueInv 24 18 +20 31.38n .48
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 4.6 bil 8888326774
C Euro Foc A b 40 31 +71 19.82 .38
D+Euro Foc C b 41 31 +65 18.82 .36
AIntl Opp A 34 21 +60 17.11 .23
B+Intl Opp C 34 21 +54 16.22 .22
Hennessy Funds
$ 982 mil 8009664354
E CorGrOrig 33 22 10.41n .11
D Focus30Orig 22 24 +62 8.85 .20
Heritage Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8004214184
BCap Appr A 27 20 +31 21.93 .26
C+MidCapStkA 25 14 +39 21.01 .37
D+MidCapStkC 25 14 +33 18.73n .34
ASmCapStk A 20 10 +41 26.37 .69
HighMark Funds
$ 2.1 bil 8004336884
B+Bond Fid 1 3 10.13n +.01
IntlOpp M 34 23 .. 6.52n ..
E LgCpValFd 23 9 +37 10.57n .13
D Val Mmnt Fi 24 10 +25 15.30n .25
Hirtle Callaghan
$ 3.9 bil 8009818917
DGrowth Eq 23 13 +24 10.29n .12
BIntl Equity 33 20 +47 9.43n +.02
C SmCapEqty 24 15 +38 10.39n .25
DValue Equity 27 10 +27 11.30n .22
Hodges Fund
$ 661 mil 8668110224
DHodges Fund 34 27 +58 18.18n .48
Homestead
$ 1.0 bil 8002583030
B Sh TermBond 2 2 4.86n ..
D+Value 22 8 +40 27.50n .40
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 6.2 bil 8664938637
E Core Val I 32 10 .. 8.05 .10
E LgCapVal A 33 10 13.50 .17
E LgCapVal I 33 10 13.56 .17
E MidCapVal A 28 11 +10 14.68 .25
E MidCapVal I 28 11 +11 14.80 .25
E SmCapVal I 20 13 +15 26.44 .60
HSBC Investor
$ 526 mil 8007828183
D IntlEquityI 34 23 +50 13.45n +.08
Huntington
$ 1.3 bil 8002530412
B+Fixed Inc Tr 0 1 20.54n +.03
E Growth Tr 28 19 22.97n .23
A Intl Eq Tr 27 18 +71 10.78n .02
Hussman Funds
$ 4.0 bil 8004877626
AStrat Gr + 3 + 2 +29 15.99n .13
A+StraTotRet + 4 1 +34 11.87n +.01
ICAP Funds
$ 3.2 bil 8882214227
D+MainstayEqI 24 10 +29 30.99 .58
B MainstyIntI 29 18 +72 26.56n +.11
C MnstySelEqI 24 10 +45 29.04 .59
A ICMSmCo 18 8 +48 27.25n .79
ICON Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8007640442
A+Energy 26 27+177 25.03n .21
E Healthcare 19 2 +30 13.10n .13
E Info Tech 34 19 7.27n .10
ING Fds A
$ 7.2 bil 8009920180
A Corp Ldrs 18 10 +60 18.74n .14
BForeign 33 22 .. 14.10 .03
AGlbRealEst 25 13 +67 15.12 .49
A GNMA Inc + 3 + 1 +10 8.39 ..
CGrow&Inc 24 12 +33 9.98 .17
CIntermd Bd 6 5 9.32 .01
E Intl Sml Cp .. .. no quote
B Intl Value 27 14 +56 13.65 +.01
A+Russia 53 51+127 32.76 2.40
ING Fds C
$ 1.1 bil 8009920180
C+Intl Value 27 14 +53 13.24n +.01
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 2.3 bil 8009920180
C IntermdBd I 6 5 .. 9.32 .01
B+Intl Val I 26 14 +57 13.68n +.01
A+Real Est I 9 4 +77 13.07n .65
ING Partners
$ 2.1 bil 8009920180
E DavisVal S 24 11 +20 15.21n .24
A+JPMrgIntlI .. .. no quote
E LMAggrGr I 27 17 +15 35.30n .19
DPriceGrEq I 30 19 +20 40.05n .48
DUBSLrgEq I 25 11 +28 7.90n .17
Ivy Funds
$ 30.0 bil 8007776472
A+AssetStr A 22 22+100 21.56 .05
A+AssetStr B 23 22 +93 21.09n .06
A+AssetStr C 23 22 +94 21.16n .06
AssetStr I 22 22 .. 21.66 .05
A+AssetStr Y 22 22+100 21.58n .05
E CapAppr A 32 18 +26 7.62 .05
CapAppr I 32 18 .. 7.66 .05
E CndlGlobVal 20 4 +28 11.22 .14
ADiv Opp A 24 13 +50 13.34 .14
DEuro Opp A 35 20 +74 25.17 +.24
A+GlbNatResA 46 45+118 21.05 .49
A+GlbNatResB 46 45+111 19.67n .46
A+GlbNatResC 46 45+111 19.21n .45
GlbNatResI 46 45 .. 21.20 .50
A+GlbNatResY 46 45+121 21.11n .49
B Intl Bal A 22 13 .. 13.08 +.02
AIntlCorEqA 31 21 +75 12.76 +.01
ALrgCapGr A 26 14 +40 10.98 .05
E MortgSecs A 9 3 .. 9.00 ..
A+PacificOppA 46 27 +86 11.82 .19
AReal Est A 11 5 .. 16.98 .78
A Sci &Tech A 22 14 +66 23.76 .40
A Sci&Tech Y 22 14 +68 24.63n .42
E SmlCapGr C 28 16 +23 7.94n .27
JK L
J Hancock 1
$ 24.4 bil 8002255291
LifestylAgg 29 17 .. 10.81n .15
LifestylBal 20 12 .. 11.05n .10
LifestylGr 24 14 .. 11.35n .12
LifestylMod 15 9 .. 11.10n .05
LSConserv 9 6 .. 11.66n .03
J Hancock A
$ 12.3 bil 8002255291
A+Balanced 19 17 +48 12.52 .08
C Bond 5 3 13.37 .01
D CA Tax Fr 5 5 9.76 +.01
E ClassicVal 32 6 14.71 .45
E Finl Industr 30 3 10.43 .25
AGovt Income + 2 + 1 8.98 ..
E High Yield 29 15 3.44 .06
A+Lrg Cap Eq 25 27 +77 21.27 .24
E Regionl Bnk 8 + 29 19.36 .42
E Sml Cap Eq 31 12 +20 15.66 .46
BSov Invstrs 19 7 +17 14.15 .15
BStrat Inc 4 4 5.93 .01
CTax Fr Bond 3 4 9.35 +.02
E US Glb LdGr 17 6 +10 23.86 .49
J Hancock B
$ 1.1 bil 8002255291
A+Lrg Cap Eq 26 27 +71 19.67n .22
C Strategic Inc 5 4 5.93n .01
J Hancock C
$ 952 mil 8002255291
E High Yield 29 15 3.44 .06
A+Lrg Cap Eq 25 27 +71 19.67 .22
E Strat Inc 9 6 10 5.93 .01
James Adv Funds
$ 499 mil 8009952637
AJamGolBalA 8 6 +37 16.70 .04
Janus
$ 74.4 bil 8005253713
A Balanced 12 8 +32 21.94n .11
A Balanced 12 8 +29 22.76n .10
B+Contrarian 33 19 +73 12.99n .27
A Enterprise 27 19 +65 42.11n .68
AFlex Bond + 1 0 +10 9.38n ..
E Fundment Eq 29 14 +36 18.85n .27
A GlbResearch 33 22 .. 10.43n .17
BGlobal Tech 28 15 +27 11.21n .30
BGlobLifeSci 16 11 +48 20.18n .13
E Growth &Inc 32 19 +17 24.77n .26
C High Yield 10 7 7.84n .02
DIntecRiskStk 24 12 +32 11.53n .12
DJanus 28 16 +21 23.31n .23
A Mid Val Inst 15 9 +56 19.13n .26
A Mid Val Inv 15 9 +55 18.98n .26
A+Orion 33 25 +86 8.69n .23
A+Overseas 39 26+118 32.89n .72
C Research 31 19 +35 21.31n .38
AShort TermBd + 2 + 1 2.88n ..
A Sml Val Inst 10 + 2 +42 20.31n .48
ASml Val Inv 10 + 2 +40 20.04n .47
A Twenty 31 30 +70 50.80n .04
DVenture 38 17 +27 35.71n 1.36
E World Wide 32 14 +15 37.17n .57
Janus Adv A
$ 1.6 bil 8005253713
A Forty 31 28 .. 28.60 .02
Janus Adv I
$ 228 mil 8005253713
Long/Short 20 12 .. 10.39 +.02
Janus Adv S
$ 6.1 bil 8005253713
A Forty 32 28 +63 28.35n .02
A+Intl Growth 36 25+125 41.46n .84
A Mid Cap Gr 27 18 +65 28.13n .45
Janus Aspn Inst
$ 4.8 bil 8005253713
A Balanced 13 9 +31 24.09n .12
A Flexible Bd + 1 0 11.35n .01
AForty 32 29 +61 27.98n .04
A+Intl Growth 39 26+113 33.59n .73
D Lrg Cp Grow 27 16 +21 19.08n .19
A Mid Cap Gr 28 20 +64 27.33n .46
E WorldwideGr 32 14 +14 23.90n .36
E Japan 30 22 +11 8.68n .26
Jennison Dryden A
$ 16.8 bil 8002251852
C 20/20 Focus 26 23 +56 11.62 .12
D ActvAlloc A 18 9 +17 10.67 .08
DBlend A 27 19 +33 13.70 .13
CCA Income 3 4 9.88 +.02
DEquity Opp 25 14 +19 10.51 .18
BGlobRealEst 27 15 +72 16.35 .53
B+Govt Inc + 1 + 1 8.76 +.01
E Growth 25 15 +23 13.67 .08
A Health Sci 17 10 +80 17.84 .18
BHighYield 9 8 +11 4.71 .02
E Intl Eqty 35 22 +45 5.96 +.04
AMid Cap Gr 23 16 +59 19.56 .22
D+Muni Hi Inc 5 4 9.18 ..
D+Natl Muni 4 5 13.68 +.03
A+NaturlRsrc 39 45+173 36.45 .33
B+Sh TmCorp 0 2 10.49 .01
B+Small Co 23 14 +51 16.27 .40
B Tot Ret Bd 2 2 11.96 ..
C+Utility 36 32 +88 8.91 .11
E Value 28 19 +33 13.05 .16
Jennison Dryden B
$ 1.8 bil 8002251852
D+20/20Focus 26 24 +50 10.61n .11
A+NaturlRsrc 40 45+163 31.20n .29
CUtility 37 32 +83 8.89n .12
Jennison Dryden C
$ 1.5 bil
D+20/20 Focus 26 24 +50 10.61 .12
CUtility 37 32 +83 8.89 .11
Jennison Dryden Z&I
$ 4.3 bil 8002251852
C+20/20 Foc Z 26 23 +59 11.93n .13
E Growth Z 25 15 +24 14.12n .08
A Hlth Sci Z 17 10 +83 18.44n .19
AMid Cap Gr 23 16 +61 20.18n .23
B+Small Co Z 23 13 +53 16.95n .42
D Stock Idx I 24 11 +24 24.77n .33
D Stock Idx Z 24 11 +23 24.76n .33
BUtility Z 36 32 +89 8.91n .11
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 A13
ProS Ultsht Basic Material SMN 99 35.7
ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw SKK 97 28.2
ProS Ultsht Real Estate SRS 78 28.1
ProS Ultsht Industrial SIJ 99 25.7
ProS Ultsht Russell 2000 TWM 92 23.5
ProS Ultsht Midcap 400 MZZ 98 22.9
ProS Ultsht Smcap 600 SDD 93 22.7
ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas DUG 97 21.5
ProS Ultsht MSCIEmerg EEV 98 19.3
ProS Ultsht QQQ QID 98 19.3
.. 99 A- 27.0 Macrshrs $100 OilDwn DOY .. 25.00 -0.38 -79
58.3 99 A- 66.1 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat SMN 1.1 64.34 -0.33 -13
64.2 99 B+ 92.7 ProS Ultsht Industrl SIJ 0.7 92.45 0.56 -7
76.6 99 B 138.9 ProS Ultsht MSCI EAFE EFU 1.2 130.49 -0.91 46
83.6 99 B+ 108.4 ProS Ultsht Semicond SSG 0.7 103.30 -1.78 -48
58.5 99 C 80.7 ProS Ultsht Utilities SDP 0.6 80.32 0.46 -58
39.6 98 B- 76.6 ProS Ultsht Mdcap 400 MZZ 1.2 76.57 2.10 24
55.3 98 B- 144.6 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV 1.1 113.47 2.60 -10
61.0 98 B+ 62.2 ProS Ultsht QQQ QID 1.3 61.15 0.56 19
61.2 98 C 88.6 ProS Ultsht Tech REW 0.9 86.72 -0.78 -36
21.2 97 A- 54.6 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas DUG 1.8 43.59 -1.38 -10
42.7 97 B 99.0 ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw SKK 0.9 94.79 5.35 -19
40.3 97 B- 81.7 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS 1.1 76.02 0.89 73
49.9 97 B- 119.0 RX Inv 2X S&P 500 RSW 0.9 116.62 3.94 23
32.1 96 B 70.3 ProS Short QQQ PSQ 0.9 70.28 0.02 94
30.4 96 B+ 118.1 ProS Ultsht ConsmSvc SCC 0.9 111.64 2.96 2
25.4 95 C 88.0 ProS Short S&P 500 SH 0.9 76.23 0.93 20
31.3 95 B- 72.7 ProS Ultsht Dow 30 DXD 1.1 65.87 0.86 38
30.1 95 A- 145.4 ProS Ultsht FTSE/Xin FXP 1.1 99.99 0.09 -15
-2.0 93 B 54.7 KBW Regionl Bankng KRE 3.7 36.32 -0.53 -59
20.9 93 D+ 72.9 ProS Short Dow 30 DOG 0.7 71.76 0.52 22
18.4 93 C+ 114.0 ProS Ultsht Smcp 600 SDD 0.3 83.00 3.00 -21
19.9 92 B 97.7 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM 1.0 84.30 3.92 33
6.3 92 D 27.5 PS Dyn Banking PJB 1.1 20.40 -0.12 25
14.2 91 D+ 92.1 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM 0.7 82.36 1.38 87
21.1 90 B- 84.8 ProS Ultsht CnsmrGds SZK 1.4 76.57 1.57 -35
4.3 90 D+ 25.8 PS DB US$ Bullish UUP .. 24.71 -0.17 -56
12.5 89 C 205.7 HT Biotech BBH .. 182.00 2.38 -45
4.5 88 B- 100.9 IS Lehmn 20+ Yr TLT 4.2 97.25 0.70 -39
5.7 87 D+ 103.5 Currencyshrs Jpn Yen FXY .. 94.72 -0.19 -55
4.3 87 D 111.8 IS Lehmn 3-7 Yr Treas IEI 3.5 110.02 0.11 91
-11.4 86 B- 50.0 IS DJ US Region Bnks IAT 4.5 33.33 0.05 -59
3.4 86 D 92.6 IS Lehmn 7-10 Yr IEF 4.1 89.94 0.16 6
-17.1 86 A- 15.5 PS Hi Yld Eq Divdnd PEY 4.1 11.04 -0.12 116
2.1 85 C+ 84.6 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr SHY 3.1 83.92 0.20 -40
0.5 85 D- 104.5 IS Lehmn MBS Fixed MBB 5.0 102.33 0.14 -30
0.6 85 B+ 110.8 IS Lehmn Shrt Treas SHV 3.5 110.27 -0.17 385
0.4 85 B- 48.9 Spdr Leh 1-3 Mnth Tbil BIL 1.6 45.98 0.00 12
-0.3 84 D- 26.9 PS VRDO Tax-Free PVI 2.8 24.98 -0.06 -28
-0.5 84 D- 25.2 Spdr Lehmn St Muni SHM 2.7 22.67 0.65 87
-2.1 84 C+ 69.8 Spdr S&P Biotech XBI .. 58.13 -0.50 -36
-1.9 84 B- 79.8 VG Total Bond Mkt BND 4.2 75.91 -0.50 -40
-4.9 83 C+ 30.3 Spdr Consumer Stapls XLP 2.7 27.38 -0.07 28
-4.6 83 C+ 80.4 VG Consumer Staples VDC 1.7 67.51 -0.18 47
.. 83 C+ 25.7 WT Dreyfus Chn Yuan CYB .. 25.04 -0.01 -75
-17.3 82 B 155.3 HT Regional Bank RKH 4.1 108.79 -0.84 -61
-3.1 82 D- 104.0 IS S&P Nat Muni MUB 3.4 98.75 0.00 -21
-10.8 82 B+ 62.3 Spdr S&P Dividend SDY 4.4 49.11 -0.53 -37
-0.7 82 E 80.0 VG Short-Term Bond BSV 3.5 76.49 0.11 -39
-2.7 81 D- 105.5 IS Leh Aggregte Bnd AGG 4.8 98.41 0.53 -32
-1.7 81 C 103.9 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr Credit CSJ 4.3 99.28 -0.64 -31
8.3 81 D+ 211.8 ProS Ultsht Financial SKF 0.7 108.20 6.20 -49
7.1 80 C+ 1.1 HT B2B Internet BHH .. 0.45 -0.01 -86
-4.0 80 B- 90.9 IS Nasdaq Biotech IBB 0.9 77.90 0.08 -10
-7.1 79 D 19.3 PS Dyn Pharma PJP 0.6 16.93 -0.04 -52
-6.8 78 D+ 27.7 FrstTr Amex Biotech FBT 2.3 22.71 0.15 22
-0.6 78 B- 100.5 IS Comex Gold Trust IAU .. 81.93 -0.24 76
-3.7 78 D+ 112.1 IS Tr Lehman TIPS TIP 7.8 101.88 0.26 -43
-13.5 78 D+ 152.0 ProS Ultsht Real Est SRS 0.3 95.82 7.16 -4
-0.6 78 B- 100.4 Spdr Gold Trust GLD .. 81.94 -0.39 15
-2.6 78 D+ 59.0 Spdr Lehmn Intl Trsy BWX 3.0 52.41 0.42 -61
-5.9 78 C 24.1 Spdr Lehmn Municipl TFI 4.1 20.95 0.07 113
-4.5 78 E 83.0 VG Intrmed-Term BIV 4.6 73.81 -0.40 -50
0.3 77 C+ 102.0 Currencyshrs Swiss Fr FXF 1.2 88.62 1.00 -37
-10.4 77 B 23.0 IS DJ US Home Const ITB 1.8 15.80 -1.26 -19
-9.1 77 C 64.5 IS DJ US Medicl Devic IHI .. 55.09 -0.26 21
-9.3 77 A- 24.9 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs XHB 2.3 17.56 -1.03 40
-17.1 76 B- 72.0 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY 4.7 53.45 -0.22 37
-12.2 76 B- 68.9 IS DJ US Cnsmr Goods IYK 1.4 56.09 -0.38 -25
.. 76 C+ 74.0 ProS Ultsht 7-10 Yr PST 1.3 65.25 -0.19 -49
-8.3 75 C 113.0 Currencyshrs Can Dlr FXC 2.3 92.60 0.07 -39
-8.5 75 C 104.2 HT Retail RTH 1.6 85.38 -0.42 -7
-13.4 75 B- 73.5 IS DJ US Healthcare IYH 1.6 61.19 0.10 -54
-11.2 75 B 56.5 IS DJ US Pharmactls IHE 0.8 47.77 -0.07 -98
-13.0 75 B+ 67.1 IS S&P Glb Cnsmr Stpl KXI 2.4 54.75 -0.18 -48
-22.5 75 B 54.8 KBW Bank KBE 4.4 33.76 -0.99 26
-2.2 75 C 38.0 PS DB Gold Fund DGL .. 30.90 -0.07 -66
-3.1 75 D 30.8 PS DB US$ Bearish UDN .. 26.72 0.10 -22
-9.8 75 C+ 20.6 PS Dyn Biotech PBE .. 16.90 -0.12 -43
-12.9 75 B 64.0 VG Health Care VHT 1.6 52.77 -0.05 -61
-12.2 74 C 81.1 IS Russell 2000 Val IWN 2.0 61.88 -0.65 14
-14.9 73 C+ 37.9 Spdr Health Care XLV 1.9 30.04 -0.26 22
-13.2 72 B- 80.2 IS S&P SC 600 Valu IJS 1.9 60.73 -0.76 -23
-5.7 71 D 160.5 Currencyshrs Euro Tr FXE 3.7 138.05 0.08 -68
-16.5 71 D 84.1 HT Pharmaceutical PPH 3.1 66.14 0.02 -20
-14.3 71 B- 62.0 IS S&P Glb Healthcare IXJ 2.7 49.95 0.11 -82
-9.0 71 C+ 76.7 VG Reit VNQ 5.5 55.95 0.45 -57
-7.6 69 D 99.1 IS DJ Transprtn Indx IYT 1.2 75.08 -0.06 15
-14.6 69 C+ 76.0 IS S&P Smcp 600 IJR 1.3 55.51 -0.61 3
-12.3 69 E 18.8 PS Dyn Retail PMR .. 13.74 -0.22 13
-13.6 69 D- 18.8 PS Dyn Sml Value PWY 0.8 13.78 -0.25 27
-14.7 69 C+ 74.0 VG Small-Cp Value VBR 0.1 55.12 -1.05 14
-11.1 68 C+ 211.4 Currencyshrs Brit Pnd FXB 4.1 177.53 1.19 -87
3.4 68 E 57.0 PS DB Energy DBE .. 36.49 -0.34 -55
-13.1 68 E 30.2 PS DB G10 Curr DBV 3.4 23.88 0.05 -36
-7.1 68 C 38.7 PS DB Prec Metal DBP .. 28.76 0.04 -54
-13.9 68 D- 25.9 PS Insrd Nat Muni PZA 5.1 21.65 -0.29 47
-20.7 68 B- 64.8 WT Div Top 100 DTN 5.3 44.57 -0.17 319
1.5 67 E 55.6 PS DB Oil DBO .. 35.24 -0.72 -50
-15.7 67 C+ 28.2 PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn PCY 6.4 22.28 0.16 -69
-16.7 67 C+ 41.6 Spdr S&P Retail XRT 1.0 27.96 -1.38 -10
-17.3 66 D+ 84.9 IS Russell 2000 Indx IWM 1.3 62.77 -0.81 -19
-18.3 66 D+ 74.3 Spdr DJ Wil SC Value DSV 3.2 53.97 -0.73 76
-0.3 66 D 119.2 US Oil Fnd Lp USO .. 75.50 -0.32 -17
-23.1 66 C 60.8 WT High-Yield Equity DHS 5.9 40.87 -1.16 325
-32.0 65 D+ 64.7 IS DJ US Hlth Provider IHF .. 43.00 -0.57 -23
-21.5 65 C+ 60.7 IS Russell Microcap IWC 1.0 41.46 -0.63 -3
-19.5 65 D- 21.8 PS Dyn Large Value PWV 2.5 16.38 -0.04 -37
-17.4 65 C+ 59.2 VG Div Apprec VIG 2.3 46.19 0.04 11
-16.6 64 C 75.4 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT 0.5 56.26 -0.78 -49
-14.1 63 D+ 86.5 DJ Wilshire Reit RWR 5.7 59.51 -2.16 119
-18.7 63 E 70.2 IS DJ US Consumr Svc IYC 0.7 50.25 -0.67 53
-15.1 63 B 108.3 IS Iboxx $ Investop LQD 6.1 89.00 0.10 -43
-18.1 63 D 106.0 IS Iboxx Hi Yld Corp HYG 9.6 82.50 -0.14 -60
.. 63 D- 59.1 IS MSCI Turkey Inv TUR .. 39.59 -0.41 -58
-17.8 63 D- 91.4 IS Mstar Small Core JKJ 0.8 66.36 -0.18 -22
.. 63 E 75.0 ProS Ultsht 20+ Yr TBT 1.1 59.11 -0.68 -7
-1.6 63 D- 46.6 PS DB Commod Indx DBC 2.4 31.06 -0.21 39
-20.8 63 C+ 59.5 PS FTSE US 1500 PRFZ 1.0 42.33 -0.32 -84
-23.6 63 E 17.9 PS Zack Micro PZI 0.9 11.74 -0.09 -53
-21.9 63 D- 63.5 WT LargeCap Div DLN 3.4 45.11 -0.10 -60
-12.1 61 E 98.8 Currencyshrs Aus Dlr FXA 6.1 77.42 0.39 -72
-20.9 61 D 141.9 DJI Diamonds Trust DIA 2.6 104.79 -0.48 3
-29.5 61 C+ 128.6 IS DJ US Finl Svcs IYG 3.8 72.00 -2.06 -9
-16.9 61 C+ 81.0 IS DJ US Real Est IYR 4.7 54.60 -2.36 28
-22.0 61 D+ 53.9 IS S&P GSTI Softwre IGV .. 40.27 -0.62 -6
-15.3 61 D+ 99.6 IS Tr Cohen&Steers ICF 5.3 67.06 -2.45 108
-27.7 61 D- 77.7 ProS Ultra Hlth Care RXL 0.8 51.00 -0.08 -65
-22.4 61 D 118.0 RX Russell Top 50 XLG 2.8 85.77 -0.24 -26
-19.7 61 C+ 38.3 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr XLY 1.6 26.27 -0.62 -11
-19.3 61 D+ 76.5 VG Small-Cap VB 0.0 54.90 -0.86 -10
-20.6 60 D- 17.5 NV Eqty Prem Income JPZ12.3 13.03 0.08 -18
-21.1 60 D+ 48.2 Spdr Lehmn High Yld JNK11.2 37.79 -0.68 -18
-23.0 59 B- 73.6 IS S&P 100 Index OEF 3.0 52.96 0.08 90
-20.4 59 D- 87.6 IS S&P MC 400 Valu IJJ 2.6 63.36 -1.03 37
-20.6 59 D- 58.3 VG Extended Market VXF 0.0 41.74 0.77 -70
-21.7 59 D 70.5 VG Large-Cap VV 2.2 51.42 1.45 1
-25.2 57 C+ 112.3 Fidelity Nasdaq Comp ONEQ 0.5 77.73 -0.23 -81
-24.8 57 D+ 89.9 IS Mstar Large Value JKF 0.4 60.68 0.07 -49
-23.6 57 D- 88.7 IS Russell 1000 Val IWD 3.3 61.35 -0.67 69
-22.5 57 D 91.3 IS Russell 2000 Grw IWO 0.8 64.67 -1.22 -37
-22.8 57 D- 115.1 IS Russell 3000 Val IWW 3.0 80.23 -0.57 -46
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.. 55 E 62.8 Spdr DB Intl Gv InfPrct WIP 4.7 50.14 -0.26 -67
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.. 53 D- 60.0 IS MSCI Israel Cap EIS .. 41.50 0.38 -77
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.. 53 D- 27.7 WT Dreyfs Brazil Real BZF .. 20.84 -0.18 -15
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-24.8 51 D 25.3 FrstTr DB Stratg Value FDV 1.4 18.18 -0.02 78
.. 51 D 59.7 IS MSCI ACWI ACWI .. 39.47 -0.25 18
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.. 49 E 25.9 PS Mena Frntier PMNA .. 19.37 0.21 -94
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.. 49 E 30.6 WT Mid East Div GULF .. 19.46 -0.06 -90
-28.9 47 E 70.7 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech IXN 0.9 46.47 0.36 68
-24.0 47 D- 64.5 IS S&P/Topix 150 ITF 2.2 44.33 -0.44 303
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-28.2 46 B+ 71.8 IS MSCI Spain EWP 5.0 45.68 0.93 1
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-33.7 43 E 14.1 IS MSCI Malaysia EWM 4.7 8.44 0.11 -43
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-23.5 41 D- 132.7 VG Energy VDE 1.1 86.81 1.51 70
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-34.4 40 C+ 59.5 KBW Insurance KIE 2.4 34.60 0.35 -75
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-32.4 39 D 62.5 IS S&P Europe 350 IEV 6.8 38.65 0.51 95
-27.2 39 E 46.5 Spdr Materials XLB 2.8 30.35 -0.14 15
.. 38 E 26.4 Clymr/BNY MellnFrntr FRN .. 17.54 -0.52 -37
-31.1 38 E 83.9 IS MSCI Growth EFG 1.7 53.51 -0.27 58
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-34.4 36 C+ 76.9 IS MSCI So Africa EZA 6.6 42.69 -0.09 259
-36.4 36 E 38.5 IS S&P GSTI Network IGN .. 21.64 0.02 -27
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.. 36 D- 27.3 PS India PIN 0.4 15.80 -0.52 51
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.. 35 C 54.4 IS MSCI Thailand Inv THD .. 32.92 0.29 -60
.. 35 C+ 26.3 WT India Earnings EPI .. 15.01 -0.29 -29
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-30.2 34 C+ 98.5 VG Materials VAW 2.1 61.39 0.16 -44
-33.9 34 E 68.5 VG Mid-Cap Growth VOT .. 42.86 -0.34 -23
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-10.1 33 D- 83.6 Brcly Ipth DJ AIG NtGs GAZ .. 42.68 -0.45 -83
-21.8 33 E 32.5 FrstTr ISE Rev Nat Gas FCG 0.4 17.39 -0.05 -55
-30.1 33 E 50.5 IS S&P US Preferrd Stk PFF 8.6 29.02 1.02 125
-40.6 33 E 62.0 MV Glb Alt Engy GEX .. 35.61 0.21 -13
-41.0 33 D+ 102.8 ProS Ultra Dow 30 DDM 2.1 50.29 -0.56 151
-34.4 33 C 28.5 PS DWATech Leadrs PDP 0.5 17.90 -0.09 -65
-9.7 33 D- 63.9 US Nat Gas UNG .. 32.75 -0.33 -72
-30.9 32 C+ 18.2 IS MSCI Taiwan EWT .. 10.38 0.19 33
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-26.7 31 D- 89.7 IS DJ US Oil&Explr IEO 0.2 48.75 0.14 -15
-39.0 31 D- 65.2 IS FTSE EPRA RE X-US IFGL 3.5 28.86 -0.12 -88
.. 31 C 22.6 PS Preferred PGX 9.4 12.83 0.56 44
-36.6 31 D- 66.1 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX 5.1 36.13 -0.46 68
-37.1 30 E 36.4 IS MSCI Italy EWI10.7 20.72 0.22 1
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-42.9 29 D 24.3 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 3.9 12.52 -0.06 -44
-25.3 29 D- 20.7 IS Silver Trust SLV .. 10.98 0.18 -26
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-37.0 29 C 58.9 VG Emrg Mkts VWO 3.0 32.88 1.19 -39
-38.0 28 E 60.3 Bldrs Emerg Mkts 50 ADRE 3.5 34.11 -0.34 12
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.. 28 E 30.8 Clymr/Mac Glb SolEng TAN .. 16.42 -0.31 74
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-33.6 27 E 89.6 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl IYM 1.9 51.11 0.36 26
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-38.0 27 E 26.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tech PIZ 1.7 15.75 0.25 -88
-44.2 27 D 113.5 Spdr S&P China GXC 1.2 50.10 0.49 -13
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-37.9 26 D- 32.0 PS Dyn Dev Intl PFA 1.6 14.75 -0.22 -70
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-43.6 25 D- 75.0 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 3.3 36.52 0.00 16
-31.6 25 E 34.3 PS Dyn Oil Svcs PXJ .. 18.94 0.13 -9
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-45.6 24 E 101.5 ProS Ultra S&P 500 SSO 1.2 45.07 -0.14 180
-44.6 24 D- 35.0 PS Glb Cln Energy PBD .. 17.56 -0.08 -30
.. 24 E 29.1 PS Glb Wind Engy PWND .. 15.31 -0.42 -36
-51.8 24 E 28.8 PS Wh Clean Eng PBW .. 13.35 -0.25 -13
-37.5 23 D 91.1 IS S&P Glb Material MXI 2.3 48.46 0.60 -37
-42.7 23 E 97.7 ProS Ultra Midcap 400 MVV 1.0 44.57 -1.45 18
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-42.8 22 D 36.2 Spdr S&P BRIC 40 BIK 0.7 18.34 -0.55 -16
-52.6 20 D- 99.9 ProS Ultra Tech ROM 0.4 38.34 0.45 16
.. 19 E 31.5 FrstTr Glb Wind Enrgy FAN .. 17.54 -0.01 -27
-45.9 19 D- 28.4 IS MSCI Belgium EWK15.8 13.20 -0.59 129
-40.3 19 D- 102.2 IS MSCI Brazil EWZ 2.6 48.19 -1.27 53
-42.9 19 E 45.0 MV Nuclear Engy NLR 9.5 20.34 -0.12 -41
.. 18 E 60.3 MV Coal KOL .. 25.15 -0.05 -38
-60.7 18 D+ 63.0 ProS Ultra Financials UYG 2.4 16.33 -0.92 41
-46.2 18 D 76.2 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 0.9 38.14 -1.64 -30
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-53.6 17 E 122.8 ProS Ultra QQQ QLD .. 45.99 -0.91 110
-46.3 16 E 40.9 IS MSCI Austria EWO 3.7 19.80 -0.36 497
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-44.4 13 E 96.1 Spdr S&P Metls&Ming XME 1.5 38.40 0.27 25
-50.2 12 E 131.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas DIG .. 54.57 1.51 24
-62.5 12 D- 92.2 ProS Ultra Semicndc USD 0.9 26.65 0.17 -24
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ProS Ultra Basic Material UYM 5 -32.2
ProS Ultra Real Estate URE 26 -27.0
Spdr S&P Metals&Miningg XME 13 -25.5
MV Russia RSX 10 -25.0
ProS Ultra Oil & Gas DIG 12 -24.0
MV Agribusiness MOO 17 -22.9
MV Steel SLX 13 -22.6
ProS Ultra QQQ QLD 17 -21.8
ProS Ultra Midcap 400 MVV 23 -21.7
ProS Ultra Russell 2000 UWM 38 -21.7
BOTTOM 10
D+Small Cap 29 14 +30 19.18n .84
Loomis Syls
$ 32.8 bil 8006333330
C Bond Instl 16 14 +15 11.58 ..
CBond Ret 17 14 +14 11.54 ..
CGlob Bd Ret 7 9 14.20n ..
CGlobBd Inst 7 9 14.32 +.01
A MidCpGrRet 34 29 +58 19.46n .35
DSmCapVl Inst 18 8 +35 20.19n .51
DSmCapVl Rt 18 8 +34 19.98n .51
D+Strat Inc A 18 15 +17 11.76 ..
D Strat Inc B 18 15 +14 11.82n ..
D Strat Inc C 18 15 +14 11.81 .01
A Value Y 22 9 +54 17.02n .28
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 1.2 bil 8006333330
B+Fixed Income 13 12 +18 11.86n ..
B+InstlHiInc 14 13 +28 6.64n .02
B+InvGrad Fxd 9 8 +15 11.24n +.01
Lord Abbett A
$ 34.8 bil 8002016984
DAffiliated 24 6 +19 10.45 .21
BAll Value 20 13 +39 9.80 .19
A Alpha Strat 27 14 +65 18.27 .37
D+Bal Strat 18 9 +15 9.14 .07
C+Bond Deben 12 9 6.64 .02
A Dvlp Grwth 33 17 +34 13.49 .42
C+Growth Opp 26 17 +29 15.74 .28
E HiYldMuniBd 12 8 .. 11.82 +.02
C+Income 5 7 2.36 .01
C+IntlCoreEq 33 20 .. 10.51 +.01
E Mid Cap Val 28 12 +21 12.75 .30
E Natl Tax Fr 7 7 9.70 +.03
E NY Tax Fr 7 7 9.71 +.06
B Res Lg Core 18 7 +33 24.98 .29
DResAmerVal 20 10 +25 9.85 .07
A+ResSmallVal 16 9 +78 23.43 .44
B Sml Blend 18 15 +53 13.34 .22
B Totl Retrn 1 2 10.00 ..
Lord Abbett B
$ 3.1 bil 8004261130
E Affiliated 25 6 +17 10.49n .21
C All Value 20 13 +35 9.40n .17
CBond Deben 12 9 6.65n .02
E Mid Cap Val 28 13 +17 12.00n .29
Lord Abbett C
$ 4.9 bil 8004261130
E Affiliated 25 6 +17 10.46n .21
C All Value 20 13 +36 9.36n .17
AAlpha Strat 28 15 +60 17.42n .36
D Bal Strat 19 9 +13 9.10n .08
CBond Deben 12 9 6.65n .02
E Mid Cap Val 28 13 +17 11.95n .28
BSml Blend 18 15 +48 12.65n .21
Lord Abbett I
$ 3.4 bil 8004261130
DAffiliated 24 6 +21 10.48n .20
BBondDebent 12 9 +10 6.62n .02
A DvlpGrwth 33 17 +37 14.19n .44
E MidValue 28 12 +22 12.74n .30
B+ResLgCore 18 7 +35 25.07 .30
A+ResSmVal 16 9 +82 24.77n .47
Lord Abbett P
$ 1.4 bil 8002016984
DAffiliated 25 6 +19 10.43n .21
E Mid Cap Val 28 12 +20 12.37n .30
A+ResSmallVal 16 9 +77 23.21n .43
Lotsoff Capital Mgmt
$ 493 mil 3123681442
ActvInc 1 3 .. 10.09n .01
E LSV Val Eq 25 7 +35 12.89n .20
Lutheran Bro A
$ 383 mil 8003284552
DIncome 9 6 .. 7.43 .01
M N O
MainStay A Fds
$ 6.4 bil 8006246782
E Balanced 18 10 .. 21.30 .15
E Capital Appr 28 17 24.62 .13
D+Convertible 24 17 +21 11.63 .05
D Equity Index 24 11 +26 38.66 .51
CFloat Rate x 7 6 ..x 8.54 .08
A Govt Plus + 3 + 2 +10 8.35 +.01
BHigh Yld Cp 10 7 +16 5.24 .03
C+Lrg Cp Grow 26 18 .. 5.27 .04
DMAP 24 13 +31 26.21 .42
DS&P500 Idx 24 11 .. 25.47 .35
D Total Return 18 9 +12 13.86 .10
D Value 22 8 +26 15.13 .27
MainStay B Fds
$ 1.9 bil 8006246782
E Cap Appr 29 17 21.87n .12
CHi Yld Cp 11 8 +13 5.21n .03
E MAP 24 13 +25 24.32 .39
MainStay C Fds
$ 790 mil 8006246782
CHi Yld CorpBd 11 7 +13 5.22n .02
E MAP 24 13 +26 24.32 .39
Mainstay I Fds
$ 3.3 bil
E AllCapGrow 29 18 +25 19.02 .20
DBalanced 17 10 +18 21.33n .15
D+Income Mgr 17 7 +17 11.16n .08
AIndexed Bd + 2 0 +10 10.65 +.01
CMAP 24 13 +36 26.74 .42
D S&P500 Idx 24 11 +24 25.72n .35
E SmlCapOppr 23 8 +19 11.71n .34
Mairs & Power
$ 2.5 bil 8003047404
B+Growth 14 1 +40 65.49n .98
Managers Funds
$ 7.8 bil 8005484539
CBond 12 11 21.35n .02
DEssxSmlMcro r 33 17 +40 14.74 .41
D FremntMico 25 9 .. 29.12n .76
B+Fremont Bond 1 2 .. 10.09n +.08
D+Intl Equity 37 24 +44 48.27n +.05
AIntmDur Gov + 1 + 1 +11 10.42n +.01
AMidGrowInst 22 14 .. 10.28n .14
ASh Dura Govt + 1 0 +10 9.51n ..
E SpecialEq 29 15 +11 45.81n 1.26
A TimsqSmGr I 20 9 .. 9.29n .21
Manning & Napier Fu
$ 3.2 bil 8004663863
B LifeSci 21 4 +27 9.05n .25
AProBlndExtS 14 3 +34 13.19n .13
B ProBlndMaxS 20 4 +41 13.43n .21
AProBlndModS 10 2 +30 11.38n .09
E Small Cap A 34 12 6.67n .19
Technology 34 10 .. 7.31n .17
A+WorldOppA 23 11 +81 7.58n +.01
Marshall Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8005803863
AggrBondI 4 5 .. 9.49 ..
GovtIncomeI + 2 + 1 .. 9.42 ..
AGovtIncomeY + 2 + 1 +11 9.43n +.01
E Intl Stck I 37 25 +27 9.82 .06
MidCapGr I .. 26 .. 13.28n .27
E MidCapVal Y 24 14 +24 10.01 .17
ShInterBdI 6 7 .. 8.33 ..
Marsico Funds
$ 9.3 bil 8888608686
A21st Century 31 14 +52 11.96n .20
DFocus 28 14 +26 14.38n .26
E Growth 30 17 +22 15.52n .23
AIntl Opp 37 22 +59 11.36n .04
Mass Mutl Instl
$ 1.0 bil 8005426767
DLgCapVal A 25 12 +29 9.38 .15
D SmlCpGrEq S 27 15 +32 12.20n .33
Mass Mutl Prem
$ 4.7 bil 8005426767
C Core Bond A 1 1 10.43 +.01
C+Core Bond L 1 1 10.50n +.01
B+Core Bond S 1 1 10.60n +.01
C+Core Bond Y 1 1 10.55n ..
B DiverseBd S 3 2 10.19n ..
E EnhanceValS 23 7 .. 9.72 .19
B+Intl Eq S 33 20 +63 11.89n .19
ASh Dur Bd S 0 1 10.04n .01
DValue S 26 13 .. 12.69n .24
Mass Mutl Select
$ 10.9 bil 8005426767
E Agg Gr S 32 19 +21 5.00n .09
E BlueChipGrL 29 18 +11 7.85n .10
E BlueChipGrS 29 18 +12 7.89n .11
E DesRet2020L 22 11 .. 8.18 .11
E DesRet2030L 26 14 .. 8.16 .13
E DiversVal S 28 10 .. 8.66 .18
E Focus Val A 28 9 +15 11.15 .35
E Focus Val S 27 9 +17 11.58n .36
B Fund Val A 22 11 +34 9.02 .17
B Fund Val L 22 11 +43 9.09n .17
B+Fund Val S 22 11 +37 9.13n .17
DIndex Eq A 25 11 +21 10.17 .14
DIndex Eq L 24 11 +22 10.23n .14
DIndex Eq S 24 11 +23 10.35n .14
DIndex Eq Y 24 11 +22 10.24n .14
DIndex Eq Z 24 11 +23 10.36 .14
DLgCapVal L 25 12 +30 9.44n .15
DLgCapVal S 25 12 +31 9.49n .15
D MidGrEqII A 29 21 +38 10.42 .18
D MidGrEqII L 29 21 +40 10.63n .19
D MidGrEqII S 29 21 +41 10.84n .19
D MidGrEqII Y 29 21 +41 10.77n .19
COverseas L 28 11 +39 7.93n .13
C Overseas S 27 11 +40 7.98n .13
B SmCo Val S 12 7 +50 11.14n .26
Masters' Select
$ 2.7 bil 8009600188
E Equity 31 19 +13 10.52n .26
A Intl 31 17 +60 12.81n .13
E Smaller Co 31 20 +15 9.28n .18
E Value 32 12 10.24n .25
Matthews Asian
$ 7.2 bil 8007892742
A+China 41 22+124 23.51n .18
A+Gr &Inc 23 15 +68 14.62n .15
India 48 17 .. 12.77n .27
E Japan 27 18 10.62n .37
A+Pac Tiger I 36 19 +92 17.81n .15
D Pacific 32 16 .. 11.76 .19
B McKeeIntlEq 30 19 +54 10.33n +.01
Mellon Instl
$ 2.3 bil 8002214795
B Bos Sml Gr 22 13 +54 45.61n 1.09
C+Bos Sml Val 16 1 +50 18.35n .48
E BosIntlCore 35 20 +42 16.55n +.06
B+BosSmTxEq 22 13 +46 30.69n .73
C+StanFxdInc 3 3 18.06n .04
A Merger Fund 3 1 +12 14.56n .01
Meridian Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8004466662
AGrowth 18 6 +37 30.84n .47
A Value 16 6 +39 26.69n .47
Merk Hard Funds
$ 340 mil 8666375386
A+CurrencyInv 4 11 .. 10.82 +.03
Metro West
$ 8.3 bil 8002414671
D LowDur Bd 7 3 0 8.17n ..
D+LowDur Bd I 7 3 8.17n ..
E StratInc I 14 2 .. 7.90 +.01
ATotal Ret Bd 2 1 +13 9.26n +.02
ATotal Ret Bd I 2 1 +14 9.26n +.02
Metzler/Payden Inves
$ 418 mil 8666738637
A Euro EmgMkt 44 35 .. 21.35 .68
MFS Funds A
$ 42.2 bil 8006372929
D AggrGrAlloc 26 16 +32 11.77 .16
CBond 6 5 11.12 ..
D CA Muni 5 5 5.26 +.03
B ConsrvAlloc 10 6 +18 11.01 .05
D Core Equity 25 13 +27 14.05 .25
BCore Growth 22 14 +28 15.38 .15
A+Emrg Mk Eq 43 34+110 25.04 .68
A GlblTotRet 13 8 +36 12.06 +.01
AGlobal Eq 23 11 +50 20.99 .18
C Global Grow 28 17 +43 19.90 .20
A Govt Secs + 4 + 2 +12 9.68 +.02
B Growth 25 19 +38 31.34 .43
CGrowth Allo 22 13 +29 11.71 .11
D Hi Yld Opp 15 11 5.68 .03
D High Income 14 11 2.99 .02
AIntl Growth 30 19 +60 18.71 .14
D Intl NwDs 33 22 +54 16.36 .16
B+Intl Val 24 15 +68 22.71 ..
B+IntlDivrs A 30 20 .. 11.01 .06
B Ltd Maturity 1 2 6.05 ..
B+MA Inv Tr 20 11 +36 16.57 .19
D MA InvGrSk 23 12 +21 11.78 .16
C+MA Muni 3 4 10.40 +.05
E Mid Cap Gr 32 23 7.02 .13
E MidCapVal 26 15 +24 9.64 .18
C+Mod Alloc 16 10 +24 11.46 .08
D Muni Hi Inc 6 5 7.20 +.01
C Muni Inc 4 5 7.79 +.02
C NC Muni 4 4 10.94 +.04
DNewDiscov 25 15 +16 14.24 .50
C NY Muni 4 5 10.20 +.06
C+Research 23 12 +40 20.59 .36
B+Resrch Intl 32 20 +55 13.30 .03
C+Rsrch Bond 3 3 9.20 ..
C+Str Income 6 5 5.91 .01
E Strat Val 28 13 9.12 .21
C Total Ret 15 6 +19 12.74 .10
A+Util 31 26+103 13.24 .13
C VA Muni 3 5 10.54 +.05
B+Value 21 9 +44 20.68 .17
MFS Funds B
$ 6.9 bil 8006372929
DAggrGrAlloc 27 16 +29 11.58n .15
C+Core Gr 23 14 +24 14.47n .14
C+Growth 26 19 +33 28.05n .39
D Growth Allo 23 14 +27 11.52n .11
D+Intl NwDs 33 22 +55 15.67n .16
BMA Inv Tr 21 11 +33 16.06n .19
DMA InvGrSk 24 13 +18 10.61n .14
CMod Alloc 17 10 +21 11.31n .07
D+Total Ret B 15 6 +16 12.74n .10
A+Util 31 26 +99 13.19n .13
B Value 22 9 +41 20.56n .18
MFS Funds C
$ 6.1 bil 8006372929
DAggrGrAlloc 27 16 +29 11.56n .16
D Growth Allo 22 13 +26 11.51n .10
DIntl NwDs 33 22 +50 15.62n .16
BMA Inv Tr 21 11 +33 15.96n .18
DMA InvGrSk 24 13 +17 10.56n .14
CMod Alloc 17 10 +21 11.29n .07
DMun Hi Inc 7 6 7.21n +.02
BResearch Intl 32 21 +51 12.53n .03
D+Total Ret 15 6 +16 12.80n .10
A+Util 31 26 +98 13.20n .13
B Value 22 9 +41 20.52n .18
MFS Funds I
$ 8.8 bil 8006372929
E High Income 19 12 18 2.99n .02
C+Intl NwDs 33 22 +62 16.79n .17
E Mid Cap Gr 31 23 +10 7.18n .13
E MidCapVal 26 15 +26 9.85n .18
BResearch 23 12 +41 21.01n .36
BRsrch Bond 3 3 9.20n ..
B+Rsrch Intl 31 20 +57 13.72n .03
C+Total Ret 14 6 +20 12.74n .10
AValue 21 9 +46 20.77n .18
MFS Instl Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8006372929
A Intl Eq 26 15 +60 14.85n .08
Morgan Stan
$ 671 mil 8008696397
A LtdDurUSGvt .. .. no quote
Morgan Stan A
$ 5.6 bil 8008696397
C Cap Opps 32 24 +59 16.21 .23
E EqWtS&P500 25 11 +27 28.37 .49
E FocGrowth 36 27 +20 21.94 .41
E GlobDivGr 29 12 +24 10.12 +.02
D+MidGrwth 35 23 +54 21.48 .52
DS&P500 Idx 24 11 +22 11.96 .17
A SpecialVal 16 7 +47 11.41 .22
AStrategist .. .. no quote
DTaxEx Secs 7 7 10.08 +.03
CUSGovtSecs .. .. no quote
Morgan Stan B
$ 6.5 bil 8008696397
D CA Tax Fr 6 6 10.88n +.04
E DivGrSecs 25 12 13.85n .16
E EqWtS&P500 25 11 +24 28.01n .48
B+Euro Equity 30 16 +48 15.71n +.19
E FocGrowth 36 27 +16 20.14n .38
E S&P500 Idx 25 11 +19 11.61n .16
B Strategist .. .. no quote
CUSGovtSecs .. .. no quote
Morgan Stan I
$ 2.6 bil 8008696397
DEqWtS&P500 24 11 +29 28.58n .50
E FocGrowth 36 27 +22 22.58n .43
C+IntlValEq 25 15 +39 8.97 ..
DTaxEx Secs 7 7 10.08n +.04
C USGovtSecs .. .. no quote
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 22.7 bil 8005487786
B+ActIntlAlI 30 19 +55 10.68n +.01
DCapGr I 36 25 +24 15.83n .29
E CorFxdIncI .. .. no quote
E CorPlFxd I .. .. no quote
A+Emer Mkts I 44 30+122 18.25n .57
BIntl Eq P 25 15 +38 14.04n .01
BIntlEq I 25 15 +39 14.21n .01
A IntlFxdIncI .. .. no quote
DIntlRealEsI 31 15 +79 17.48n .39
E IntlSmCap I 32 20 +18 11.04n .07
DInvGrdFxInI .. .. no quote
CLgCpRelValI 19 5 +42 9.44n .16
E Ltd Dur I .. .. no quote
D+MdCpGrP 35 24 +55 21.06n .51
D+MidCapGr I 35 23 +57 21.66n .52
CMunicipalI .. .. no quote
E SmCoGr I 31 16 +27 9.04n .30
E SmCoGr P 31 16 +25 8.52n .28
A US SmlValI 16 7 +59 19.57n .38
A+USRealEstI 13 6 +74 12.45n .63
MTB Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8008362211
D+Intl Eq I I 34 22 +34 8.41n .02
AIntmTrmBd I + 2 + 1 9.83n ..
A ShDurGovt I + 3 + 1 +10 9.76 ..
E Muhlnkmp 27 10 47.28 .43
Munder A
$ 3.3 bil 8004385789
DIndex 500 b 24 11 +19 20.05 .28
E Internet m 34 20 +13 15.86 .32
D+MidCoreGr b 31 20 +57 20.66 .25
E SmlCapVal m 32 16 +15 15.65 .50
Munder C/II
$ 615 mil 8004385789
D MidCoreGrC b 31 20 +51 19.57n .24
Munder Y
$ 2.6 bil 8002393334
CMid Core Gr 31 20 +58 21.02n .26
Nationwide A
$ 1.2 bil 8008480920
CIntl Idx 31 19 +50 7.65 +.02
CMidMktIdx 22 16 +39 11.50 .29
Nationwide D
$ 1.2 bil 8008480920
E Nationwide 28 15 +11 12.18 .14
Nationwide Funds C
$ 498 mil 8008480920
D Inv DestMod 16 8 +18 9.01n .07
DInvDstMdAg 21 11 +24 8.57n .08
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 5.0 bil 8008480920
ABond Index + 1 0 +10 10.66n +.01
A Enhance Inc + 2 0 9.10n ..
C+Intl Idx 31 19 +52 7.67n +.02
C MidMktIdx 22 16 +41 11.59n .30
D S&P500 Idx 24 11 +23 9.21n .13
C Small Idx 18 8 +37 9.60n .29
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 3.9 bil 8008480920
DInvDestAggr 24 13 +29 8.13n .10
B InvDestCon 5 3 +13 9.64n .02
CInvDestMod 15 8 +20 9.08n .07
D InvDstMdAg 21 11 +26 8.69n .08
C InvDstMdCon 10 6 +15 9.27n .05
DS&P500 Svc 24 11 +21 9.17n .12
Natixis Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8002255478
A+CGMTargEqA 24 17 +71 9.54 .30
C US Divers A 27 16 +38 18.53 .37
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 1.2 bil 8008779700
A+Genesis 16 16 +76 24.07n .43
E Partners 35 27 +37 14.22n .24
Neubg Brm Instl
$ 739 mil 8006282583
E Intl 34 24 .. 7.65n .04
Partners 35 27 .. 21.45 .36
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 13.7 bil 8008779700
DFocus 24 13 20.79n .44
A+Genesis 16 16 +78 28.77n .50
A+Genesis I 16 16 +80 39.60n .69
C Guardian 23 11 +40 13.84n .20
E Intl 35 24 +58 13.67n .07
D+LehmnHiInBd 9 7 7.39n .05
AMidGrwth 29 17 +60 7.77n .15
E Partners 35 27 +39 21.32n .36
B+SmallGrwth 30 17 +58 14.64n .39
C+Soc Respons 23 12 +38 20.47n .29
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 6.9 bil 8008779700
A+Genesis 16 16 +78 41.29n .72
E Intl 35 24 +58 15.06n .07
E Partners 35 27 +38 16.42n .27
C Soc Rspons Tr 23 12 +38 14.12n .20
New Covenant
$ 1.7 bil 8008586127
DBal Grwth 20 11 +14 71.34n .50
E Growth 26 14 +23 26.37n .31
DIncome 9 6 21.92n .01
A+ NewAltrntve 34 21 +64 37.71 .18
B+ NFJ Div Val 22 10 +46 12.60n .21
Nicholas Group
$ 2.4 bil 8002275987
C+Nichol II I 17 8 +29 17.95n .32
E Nicholas 18 4 +18 36.70n .50
North Track
$ 792 mil 8008264600
BGeneva Gr A b 22 14 +49 15.35 .23
E NYSE100IdxAb 23 15 +24 20.79 .33
Northeast Inv
$ 956 mil 8002256704
DTrust 14 10 5.84n +.04
Northern
$ 18.1 bil 8005959111
BondIndex + 1 0 .. 9.91 +.03
CCA IntmTx Ex 2 3 9.62n +.02
EmergMktsEq 41 30 .. 8.58 .79
B Fixed Income 0 0 9.56n ..
GlbRlEstIdx 29 15 .. 7.46 .67
E GrowthEqty 25 12 10.89n .13
D+Hi Yld Fx Inc 12 8 6.39n .04
E High Yld Muni 6 6 8.29n +.02
C+Income Eq 20 13 +24 9.80n .12
C Intl Eq Idx 31 18 .. 9.87 .44
B Intl Growth Eq 31 18 +47 8.18n +.01
C Intmd Tax Ex 2 4 9.67n +.02
E Lrg Cap Value 21 3 +18 8.88n .16
C Mid Cap Idx .. .. no quote
MltMgrIntEq 32 23 .. 8.17 .11
MltMgrMidCp 26 14 .. 8.31 .17
MltMgrSmlCp 22 7 .. 7.93 .23
ShInt Tx Ex + 1 0 .. 10.04 ..
A ShInt US Gv + 4 + 2 10.32n +.01
C SmCap Index 19 8 +38 7.78n .23
B+SmCap Val 9 2 +54 12.61n .92
DStock Index 24 11 +23 13.57n .19
CTax Ex 3 4 9.71n +.04
Northern Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8006371380
ABond A + 1 0 +10 19.18n ..
B+Core Bond A + 1 0 9.54n ..
D Equity Index A 24 11 +20 11.71n .16
B+Intl Growth A 30 18 +54 8.55n ..
A+US Tr Idx A + 6 + 3 +15 22.39n +.01
Nuveen Cl A
$ 8.9 bil 8002578787
D All AmMun 6 7 9.69 +.01
CCT Muni 4 5 9.73 +.03
E Hi Yld Muni 15 11 16.74 .13
D+Insur Muni 5 5 9.78 +.04
C+IntDurMuni 2 3 8.41 ..
C KY Muni 3 4 10.22 +.02
C+Lrg Cap Val 23 12 +34 19.24 .34
B LtdTrmMuni 0 1 10.41 +.01
D+MOMuni 5 5 10.03 +.03
E NWQ MltVal 37 21 +12 13.79 .20
D+NY Muni 4 6 9.86 +.03
COH Muni 3 4 10.42 +.03
C TNMuni 3 4 10.53 +.03
B TrdIntlVal 26 22 +64 23.76 .46
TrdwdGlAlCp 21 20 .. 19.36 .09
A+TrdwndValOp 24 19 .. 23.47 .17
D VA Muni 5 5 9.87 +.03
Nuveen Cl C
$ 2.4 bil 8002578787
E Hi Yld Muni 15 11 16.73n .13
BLtdTrmMuni 0 1 10.38n +.01
E NWQ MltVal 37 21 13.44n .19
Nuveen Cl R
$ 6.5 bil 8002578787
D CA Muni 5 5 9.25n +.03
E HiYldMuniBd 15 11 16.75n .13
D+Insur Muni 5 5 9.76n +.04
C+IntmDurMun 2 3 8.43n +.01
B LtdTrmMuni + 1 1 10.35n +.01
D+NCMuniBond 4 5 9.62n +.05
E NWQ MltVal 37 21 +13 13.77n .19
CNYInsurMuni 4 5 9.50n +.04
B TrdIntlVal 26 22 +65 23.90 .46
A+TrdwndValOp 23 19 .. 23.53 .17
Oak Associates
$ 470 mil 8884625386
E WhtOakSelGr 27 11 27.20n .51
Oakmark I
$ 28.6 bil 8006256275
A+Equity &Inc 8 8 +48 24.63n .22
Glob Sel 23 6 .. 7.82n .08
AGlobal 23 9 +51 18.47n .13
DIntl 28 5 +41 15.13n ..
DIntl SmCap 30 12 +49 10.68n .19
D Oakmark 17 5 +19 33.43n .80
E Select 25 11 19.16n .55
Oberweis Funds
$ 517 mil 8003236166
ChinaOppor 55 29 .. 13.01n .17
Old Mutual Advisor
$ 2.6 bil 8004330051
E Analytic A 23 15 .. 10.20 +.06
C+Growth Z 33 22 +26 19.07n .34
Old Westbury
$ 6.9 bil 8006072200
A Fixed Inc + 4 + 2 +13 11.20n +.01
A+GlobalSmall 20 11 .. 10.31 .15
C LargeCapEq 21 13 +23 11.30n .11
A Mid Cap Eq 11 3 +38 13.28n +.01
BMuni Bond 2 3 10.83n +.02
E NonUSLgCap 28 15 +35 8.93n +.02
A+Real Return 20 30 .. 10.33 .08
Olstein
$ 998 mil 8007992113
E AllCapValC 28 7 10.19n .37
Oppenheimer A
$ 84.7 bil 8884700862
E ActiveAlloc .. .. no quote
E AMT Fr Muni 19 13 11 6.95 ..
E AMT Free NY 12 11 10.58 +.04
E Balanced 23 16 10.21 .05
E CA Muni 21 14 7.87 .03
E Cap Apprec 31 21 +13 35.27 .42
E Cap Income 20 14 8.86 .06
E Champ Inc 31 25 14 5.80 .10
E ComStrTotRt 11 38 +57 6.66 .03
D ConsrvInv .. .. no quote
E Conv Secs 23 16 11.12 .03
E Core Bond 14 12 8.37 ..
A+Develop Mkt 34 22+159 32.32 .73
B Discovery 25 18 +23 43.11 .94
E Equity 29 17 +15 7.36 .12
E EquityInc 26 14 +21 17.57 .22
E EquityInv .. .. no quote
E Glob Opport 30 14 +43 23.10 .35
DGlobal 29 14 +43 51.25 .62
A+Gold&SpMin 40 43 +87 21.21 .02
AIntl Bond 4 8 +33 5.95 +.01
B+Intl Growth 32 19 +66 21.17 .28
E Intl SmCo 55 42 +57 12.23 .06
IntlDivers .. .. no quote
D Ltd Muni 5 4 +11 14.06 .01
B+Ltd TrmGvt 1 1 9.53 ..
D+LtdTrmCAMun 4 4 .. 3.21 ..
E Main Street 27 15 +17 26.88 .34
E MainSt Opp 27 15 +21 10.04 .15
DMainStSC 23 12 +37 15.24 .42
E Mid Cap 33 21 +13 13.36 .31
E ModerateInv .. .. no quote
E NJ Muni 16 11 8.97 .01
E PA Muni 16 13 9.85 .04
A+RealEstate 14 6 .. 16.60 .86
ARisingDivs 19 8 +34 14.24 .13
E SelectVal 29 14 .. 13.43 .28
E Sml Mid Val 34 21 +44 24.26 .26
B+Strat Inc .. .. no quote
AUS Govt 0 1 9.24 +.01
E Value 26 13 +32 18.87 .35
Oppenheimer B
$ 7.1 bil 8884700862
E Cap Apprec 32 21 31.73n .38
A+Dev Mkt 34 22+152 31.85n .72
E Glob Opport 30 14 +38 21.62n .32
E Global 30 15 +39 47.32n .57
B+Intl Bond 4 8 +27 5.93n +.01
E Main Street 27 15 +14 25.92n .33
E MainSt Opp 27 15 +17 9.57n .14
E MainStSC 23 12 +31 13.95n .38
E Sml Mid Val 34 21 +37 21.19n .22
B Strat Inc .. .. no quote
Oppenheimer N
$ 3.6 bil 8884700862
E Cap Apprec 32 21 +11 34.53n .41
A+Develop Mkt 34 22+155 31.58n .71
E Global 30 14 +42 50.79n .61
AIntlBond 4 8 +29 5.93n ..
E Main Street 27 15 +15 26.43n .34
DMainStSC 23 12 +35 14.85n .40
E Sml Mid Val 34 21 +41 23.54n .25
E Value 26 13 +29 18.45n .34
Oppenheimer Y
$ 13.1 bil 8884700862
E Capital Apprec 31 21 +15 36.51n .44
ChampionInc 30 25 .. 5.80 .10
E ComStrTotRt 11 38 +59 6.72n .03
E Core Bond 14 12 8.36n ..
A+DevelopMkts 33 22 .. 32.37n .73
DGlobal 29 14 +45 51.60n .62
DGlobOpport 30 14 +45 23.32 .34
A IntlBond 3 8 .. 5.94 ..
IntlGr 32 19 .. 21.14n .29
E IntlSmCo 55 42 .. 12.23 .06
B+Ltd TrmGvt 1 1 9.52n ..
DMain Street 26 15 +18 27.05n .34
E MainStOpp 26 15 +23 10.23n .15
D MainStSmCp 22 12 +40 16.01n .43
A+RealEstate 13 6 .. 16.66n .85
AStrat Inc .. .. no quote
AUSGovt 0 1 9.28n +.02
DValue 26 13 +34 19.31n .36
Oppenhmr C&M
$ 15.5 bil 8884700862
E AMT Free C 19 13 13 6.92n ..
E CA Muni C 21 14 7.85n .03
E ChmpInc C 31 25 16 5.79n .11
E ComStrTotRt 12 38 +51 6.47n .03
E Core Bond C 14 12 8.38n ..
E Cp Apprc C 32 21 31.47n .38
A+Devlp Mkt C 34 22+152 31.34n .71
E Glob Opp C 30 14 +38 21.65n .32
E Global C 30 15 +40 48.16n .58
A+Gold&SpMin 41 43 +81 20.13n .02
B+Intl Bond C 4 8 +28 5.93n +.01
B Intl Gr C 32 19 +62 20.10n .28
IntlDiverC .. .. no quote
E IntlSmCo C 55 42 +52 11.67n .06
DLtd Muni C 6 5 14.01n .01
BLtdTmGv C 2 2 9.51n ..
E Main St C 27 15 +13 25.81n .33
E MainStOp C 27 15 +17 9.62n .14
E MainStSCC 23 12 +32 14.02n .38
E ModerateInv .. .. no quote
E NJMuni C 17 12 8.97n .02
E PA Muni C 16 13 9.83n .05
E SmlMidVal C 34 21 +37 21.19n .23
B Strat Inc C .. .. no quote
E Value C 26 13 +28 17.99n .34
Oppenhmr Quest
$ 5.6 bil 8884700862
E Bal B 24 11 11.65n .03
E Bal C 24 12 11.64n .04
E Bal Val A 23 11 11.88 .04
E Intl Val A 37 18 +15 13.03 .10
A Opp Val A 11 9 +26 24.96 .06
Oppenhmr Roch
$ 21.1 bil 8884700862
C LtdTrmNY A 4 4 3.09 .01
D LtdTrmNY C 4 4 3.08n ..
E Muni A 13 11 14.70 +.03
E Muni C 14 11 14.68n +.03
E Municipals B 14 11 14.69n +.03
E NatlMuni A 25 13 12 7.78 .04
E NatlMuni B 25 14 14 7.80n .04
E NatlMuni C 25 14 14 7.76n .05
Optimum C
$ 754 mil 8009140278
C+Fixed Inc 4 3 8.40n +.01
DLrg Cap Val 25 9 +25 9.09n .15
E Lrg Cp Grow 31 19 +12 8.59n .13
Optimum Instl
$ 2.3 bil 8009140278
B Fixed Inc 4 3 8.38n +.01
D Lrg Cap Val 24 9 +30 9.20n .15
E Lrg Cp Grow 31 19 +18 9.06n .13
Osterweis Capital
Weekly Winners & Losers
A JensenPtfI 14 2 +27 24.35n .34
A JensenPtfJ 14 2 +26 24.35n .34
JP Morgan A
$ 14.2 bil 8004804111
CCap Growth 30 21 +33 29.26 .49
ACore Bond + 1 1 10.55 +.02
CDivr Mid Gr 30 21 +26 15.43 .27
DEquity Idx 24 11 +22 24.98 .34
A Govt Bond + 4 + 2 +13 10.38 +.02
DGrowth &Inc 24 12 +22 24.01 .39
HighStatMk + 6 2 .. 15.89 ..
AIntrep Euro 34 22 +59 18.61 +.08
E IntrepidMid 27 18 +23 11.21 .19
C+Inv Csrv Gr .. .. no quote
CInv Gr&Inc .. .. no quote
D+Inv Growth .. .. no quote
C+Invstr Bal .. .. no quote
C Lg Cap Gr 27 19 +23 15.34 .07
D+Mid Cap Val 22 10 +42 18.94 .37
ASmall Cap Eq 18 11 +67 23.83 .54
C+Sml Cap Val 14 5 +35 16.07 .45
A+USRlEst 14 9 +74 14.44 .73
JP Morgan B
$ 2.6 bil 8004804111
CInv Csrv Gr .. .. no quote
D Inv Gr&Inc .. .. no quote
DInv Growth .. .. no quote
CInvstr Bal .. .. no quote
JP Morgan C
$ 2.5 bil 8004804111
B Core Bond r + 1 1 10.59n +.01
D Mid Cap Val 22 10 +39 18.52n .36
C+ValAdvntg 23 9 .. 14.05 .27
JP Morgan Instl
$ 7.1 bil 8004804111
BDiversified 17 9 +23 11.74n .09
B+Intl Value 32 18 +78 12.71n +.12
B IntmTxFrBd 0 2 10.28n +.01
D IntrepidInt 34 21 +44 16.63n +.06
C Mid Cap Val 21 9 +45 19.31n .38
SmrtRet2020 19 11 .. 12.79 .12
SmrtRet2030 23 12 .. 12.63 .15
DTxAwr Disc Eq 24 10 +24 14.80n .20
C+TxAwrRlRet 2 6 .. 9.53n +.04
B US Equity 22 11 +27 8.27n .11
E Value Opps 28 10 .. 12.40 .22
JP Morgan R5
$ 967 mil 8004804111
CoreBond + 1 0 .. 10.53n +.02
JP Morgan Selct
$ 43.7 bil 8004804111
A AsiaEq 44 28 +61 22.72n .33
C Cap Growth 30 21 +36 31.51n .53
ACore Bond + 1 0 +10 10.54n +.02
BCorePlusBd 3 3 7.25n .01
C Divr Mid Gr 30 21 +28 16.37n .28
D+EmrgMktsDbt 14 13 +21 6.85n .04
A+EmrgMktsEq 38 26+151 15.71n .34
D EquityIndex 24 11 +23 24.98n .34
A Govt Bond + 4 + 2 +14 10.37n +.01
Gr Advantg r 30 19 .. 6.34 .09
BHigh Yield 10 8 +13 6.73n .05
HighStatMk + 6 2 .. 15.96n ..
AIntermd Bd + 1 1 10.17n +.02
C+Intl Eq Idx 31 19 +61 20.17n +.06
B+Intl Value 32 18 +76 12.65n +.12
C IntlEq 30 19 +41 21.96n +.04
BIntmTxFrBd 0 2 10.29n +.01
E Intrepid Gr 27 17 +21 17.90n .17
IntrepidInt 34 21 .. 16.58n +.06
E IntrepidMid 27 18 +25 11.55n .20
E Intrpd Amer 26 14 +28 20.21n .30
C+Lg Cap Gr 27 18 +24 15.22n .06
E Lg Cap Val 27 10 +11 9.10n .16
C Mid Cap Eq 26 15 +34 23.16n .41
CMid Cap Val 21 9 +44 19.15n .37
C Mkt Exp Idx 21 14 +42 8.49n .24
D Mult MktNtr 1 3 10.04n +.04
C+Muni Inc 2 3 9.25n +.01
BNYTaxFrBnd 1 2 6.83n +.02
ASh Dur Bd + 2 0 10.55n +.01
B Sh Tr Muni + 1 0 10.14n ..
D+Small Grow 30 14 +33 7.67n .21
ASmallCapEq 18 11 +71 25.81n .59
C+Sml Cap Val 13 5 +41 16.66n .47
C Tax Fr Bond 2 3 11.81n +.04
A TreasAgency + 4 + 2 10.04n +.01
D TrSmlEqCore 16 8 +35 32.34n .88
C TxAwrRlRet 3 6 .. 9.52n +.04
BTxAwrShIntm 1 2 9.48n .01
D UltShDurBd 5 2 8.63n +.01
B US Equity 22 11 +26 8.27n .11
A+US Real Est 14 9 .. 14.45n .73
USLgCorPls 23 11 .. 16.09n .20
JP Morgan Ultra
$ 2.7 bil 8004804111
ACore Bond + 1 0 .. 10.54n +.02
AMrtge Back + 2 0 .. 10.36 +.02
A Sh Dur Bd + 2 0 .. 10.55n +.01
D UltShDurBd 5 2 .. 8.63 +.01
Julius Baer
$ 30.2 bil 8003876977
B GlobHiIncA 8 7 +16 9.41n .06
B+GlobHiIncI 8 7 +17 9.10n .06
B+IntlEqty A 33 21 +68 29.23 +.09
B+IntlEqty I 33 21 +69 29.99 +.09
B+IntlEqtyIIA 30 19 .. 11.93 +.03
B+IntlEqtyIII 30 19 .. 12.01 +.03
ATot Retrn I 1 2 +13 12.79n ..
B+TotRetrn A 1 3 +12 12.80n ..
D KalmrSmCp 24 15 +27 11.64n .29
Keeley Funds
$ 7.6 bil 8889335391
A SmlCapValA 22 25+105 21.18 .55
Kensington
$ 684 mil 8002532949
E SelectInc A 24 18 33 17.63 .17
Kinetics Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8009303828
D Paradigm 38 19 +64 19.10n .35
D PardigmIns 38 19 .. 19.12 .35
E SmCpOpport 44 22 +38 17.77n .59
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 4.9 bil 8004473332
DIntl SmInv 32 25 +55 11.95n .12
DIntl SmSel 32 25 +58 12.14n .12
BIntlMktMsInv 34 23 +61 14.36n .08
BIntlMktMsSel 34 23 .. 14.39 .07
E US Sml Inv 21 14 +23 7.62n .18
E US Sml Sel 21 14 +12 7.92n .19
DUSDiscSel 22 19 +43 13.89n .26
Lazard Instl
$ 6.4 bil 8008236300
A+Emerg Mkts 31 23+162 15.86n .29
CIntl Equity 29 15 +40 12.41n +.07
IntlStratEq 32 18 .. 8.83n .09
Lazard Open
$ 2.1 bil 8008236300
A+Emerg Mkts 31 23+161 16.02n .29
Legg Mason
$ 17.9 bil 8008225544
E Amer Ld Co 34 9 15.01n .39
A+Emerg Mkt 43 33+127 15.86n .44
E GrowFinlInt 47 32 .. 17.73n .57
E Growth I 47 32 13 17.99n .57
E Growth Prim 47 32 17 17.08n .54
DIntl Equity 35 24 +52 12.46n .01
E Inv Grd Inc 20 16 11 7.72n .02
E OpporFinInt 44 20 .. 8.57n .17
E Opport Pri 45 20 15 8.26n .16
E OpportInstl 44 20 .. 8.74n .17
E SpecialInv 38 14 10 20.28n .58
E SpecInvs I 37 14 26.18n .74
E Value Fncl 41 12 15 38.42n 1.10
E Value Instl 40 12 14 39.52n 1.13
E Value Tr 41 12 18 34.28n .98
Legg Mason Partners
$ 40.9 bil 8004512010
E Adj Inc A 6 2 8.41 +.01
E Agg Gr B 31 18 70.54n .39
E Aggr Gr I 31 18 +15 84.90n .47
E AggressGr A 31 18 +12 80.66 .45
E Agress Gr C 31 18 71.41 .40
E Alloc50%A .. .. no quote
B Apprec A 18 11 +27 12.06 .11
C+Apprec B 19 11 +23 11.61n .11
BApprec C 19 11 +24 11.68 .11
B+Apprec I 18 11 +28 12.05n .11
D+CA Muni A 4 5 15.33 +.09
DCap &Inc A .. .. no quote
E Cap &Inc B .. .. no quote
E Capital A 28 18 +13 17.60 .34
E Capital C 28 18 15.86 .31
DCoreBondA 8 5 10.31 ..
E CorpBond A 19 16 17 9.02 .01
E Div StrInc A 12 8 5.35 .01
C+DivStrat A 18 6 +13 14.29 .11
BDivStrategy1 18 6 +15 14.69 .11
Equity O 22 12 .. 10.87 .20
E Fund Val A 23 11 +18 11.59 .14
E Fund Val B 24 11 +14 10.68n .13
E Fund Val C 24 11 +15 10.71 .13
E GlbHghYdBdA .. .. no quote
C+Govt Secs A + 2 + 1 9.41 +.01
E High Inc A 14 11 0 5.14 .04
E High Inc C 15 11 0 5.16 .04
C IntTrmMuniA 2 4 6.05 +.01
CIntTrmMuniC 2 4 6.06n +.01
D InvestValA 24 10 +23 15.76 .22
D InvestValI 23 10 +24 15.73n .21
E Lg Gr A 24 8 19.10 .16
E Lg Gr B 24 9 17.60n .14
E Lg Gr C 24 9 17.60 .14
E Lrg Gr I 24 8 19.92n .16
C Mgd Muni A 3 6 14.58 +.07
CMgd Muni C 4 6 14.58 +.07
BMid Core A 24 16 +28 15.36 .36
C Mid Core C 24 16 +23 13.82 .32
E MultDisAll A 37 8 18 5.59 .14
D+Muni HiInc A 6 6 13.26 +.04
C+NJ Muni A 3 4 11.87 +.05
C+NY Muni A 2 3 12.59 +.05
DS&P500 IdxA 24 11 +22 11.23n .16
E ShTrmBd I 7 3 3.58n +.02
DSmVal A 18 6 +31 15.75 .37
D+SmCpGrI A 24 17 +40 12.44 .27
Leuthold Funds
$ 3.9 bil 8002736886
Asset Allo 19 16 .. 8.96 .11
Asset Allo 19 16 .. 8.96 .10
A+CoreInv 19 16 +49 14.45n .15
CoreInvInst 19 16 .. 14.44 .14
LKCM Funds
$ 931 mil 8006885526
DSmCapEqInst 23 12 +41 15.47n .35
LMIFA I & II
$ 249 mil 6268449500
E BatMchUSSml 25 15 +11 7.13n .18
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 19.9 bil 8004459469
D+Intl 29 14 +34 13.97n .21
E Partners 31 20 +10 23.04n .48
For Friday, October 3, 2008. Ranked by Relative Strength
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk Div Close Vol %
Chg Str Dist high Fund Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
Rel Str 1-wk
ETF Symbol Rtg %chg
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos 2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
Rel Str 1-wk
ETF Symbol Rtg %chg
Mutuals continued on next page
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk m Div Close Vol %
TOP 10
MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE
A14 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE INVESTORS.COM
$ 544 mil 8662360050
D+Osterweis 18 11 +41 21.91n .26
A Strat Inc 0 2 +17 10.45n ..
PQ R
Pacific Cap Inst
$ 1.5 bil 8002589232
AHgCrFxInY + 1 0 10.72n .01
BIntl Stock 35 24 +49 8.76n .05
E Small Cap 24 13 +35 11.50n .30
C+Tax Fr 2 3 9.59n +.03
Pacific Life Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8007222333
B Mgd Bond A 2 2 9.56 +.07
D+OptMod C 18 10 .. 9.66 .07
C OptModA 18 10 .. 9.76 .07
D+OptModAggrA 22 12 .. 9.61 .10
D OptModAggrC 23 13 .. 9.44 .11
Parnassus
$ 1.6 bil 8009993505
A+Equity Inc 10 6 +36 22.57n .37
A Parnassus 17 6 +16 30.27n .75
Pax World
$ 2.4 bil 8007671729
D Balance 21 12 +24 19.71n .17
Payden Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8005729336
BCore Bond 2 1 9.59n .01
A GNMA + 4 + 2 +13 9.85n +.01
C High Income 10 8 6.66 .02
AShort Bond + 1 0 9.85n ..
Permanent Port
$ 3.8 bil 8005315142
A+Portfolio 6 11 +60 33.70n .27
Perritt Capital Mgmt
$ 470 mil 8003318936
E Perritt Micro 28 15 +38 19.11n .53
Phoenix A
$ 6.0 bil 8002434361
VirAltDiv 15 16 .. 9.99 .15
C VirBalance 17 8 +11 11.52 .10
E VirCapGrow 31 20 11.96 .10
A VirForOpps 33 20 +75 19.52 .01
CVirInc&Grow 15 7 +12 7.56 .06
B VirMdCpVl 21 11 +64 18.15 .35
CVirMulScSh 6 5 4.17 .02
A+VirRlEsSec 11 5 +88 25.41 1.30
Phoenix C
$ 445 mil 8002434361
D VirMulScSh 6 4 4.21n .01
Phoenix Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8002434361
VirForOppsI 32 20 .. 19.57 .01
C VirValEqty 25 14 +44 10.07n .14
PIMCO A
$ 27.4 bil 8004260107
C All Asset 9 9 +16 11.17 .02
B AllAsstAuth 4 7 .. 10.06 +.03
DCommod RR 16 35 +39 13.00 .06
A+DevLocalMkt 5 11 .. 9.77 +.01
B Emrg Mkt Bd 8 7 +19 9.36 .06
BForBdUnhed 6 12 .. 9.57 +.02
CFrgnBdHedg 3 3 9.69 +.02
DHigh Yield 15 12 7.70 ..
B LowDur 2 3 9.61 +.07
B+LT US Govt + 2 + 1 +12 10.97 +.08
B Real Return 0 5 +11 10.61 +.03
B+Short Term + 1 1 9.66 .01
ATotal Retrn 0 2 +11 10.36 +.05
PIMCO Admin
$ 31.5 bil 8009274648
D Commod RR 16 35 .. 13.03n .05
ForBondUnhg 6 12 .. 9.57 +.02
BGlobal Bond 5 10 9.36n +.04
D High Yield 15 12 7.70n ..
B LowDration 2 3 9.61n +.07
B+Real Return 0 5 +12 10.61n +.03
B+Short Term + 1 1 9.66n .01
ATotal Retrn 0 1 +12 10.36n +.05
PIMCO B
$ 2.6 bil 8004260107
D All Asset 10 9 +13 11.10n .02
DCommod RR 16 35 +35 12.88n .06
E High Yield 15 12 7.70n ..
BReal Rtrn 1 5 10.61n +.03
B+Total Retrn 0 2 10.36n +.05
PIMCO C
$ 9.1 bil 8004260107
D All Asset 10 9 +13 11.08n .02
C+AllAsstAuth 5 7 .. 10.01n +.02
DCommod RR 16 35 +35 12.87 .05
E High Yield 15 12 7.70n ..
BLowDur 3 3 9.61n +.07
BReal Return 1 5 10.61n +.03
B+Total Retrn 0 2 10.36n +.05
PIMCO D
$ 11.8 bil 8004260107
C All Asset 9 9 +16 11.18n .03
DCommod RR 16 35 +39 13.02 .05
A+DevLocMkt 5 11 .. 9.77 +.01
B Emrg Mkt Bd 8 7 +19 9.36n .06
BForBondUnhg 6 12 .. 9.57 +.02
DHigh Yield 15 12 7.70n ..
B LowDur 2 3 9.61n +.07
A MortBack + 1 0 +13 10.55n ..
B Real Return 0 5 +11 10.61n +.03
ATotal Retrn 0 1 +12 10.36n +.05
PIMCO Instl
$ 152 bil 8009274648
C+All Asset 9 8 +19 11.24n .02
B+AllAsstAuth 3 7 .. 10.09 +.03
D Commod RR 16 35 +42 13.11 .05
A+DevLocalMkt 5 11 .. 9.77 +.01
C Diverse Inc 8 6 +13 9.59 +.02
B+Emrg Mkt Bd 8 7 +21 9.36n .06
DFloat Inc 13 7 .. 8.20n .08
B ForBondUnhg 6 12 .. 9.57 +.02
C+Foreign Bd 2 3 9.69n +.02
E FundIdxPls 30 14 .. 7.42n .04
E FundIdxPlTr 29 14 .. 7.34 .01
C+Glbl Bd II 3 3 9.18 +.01
B Global Bond 5 10 +10 9.36n +.04
D High Yield 14 12 7.70n ..
E IntlStkPlus 32 13 .. 8.20 .03
BInvGrCorpBd 5 5 9.60n +.01
B+LowDur 2 3 9.61n +.07
B+LowDur 2 0 2 9.43n +.07
ALT US Govt + 3 + 1 +14 10.97n +.08
B+Mod Duration 1 2 9.72n +.12
A MortBack + 2 + 1 +14 10.55n ..
DMuni Bond 8 8 8.84n +.03
C Real Asset 3 7 +16 10.91 +.05
B+Real Return 0 5 +12 10.61n +.03
ARealEstRR 13 11 .. 4.90 .25
AShort Term + 1 1 9.66n .01
E StocksPlRet 29 15 7.70 +.02
E StocksPLUS 29 16 7.39n .02
ATot Retn III 0 1 +11 9.10n +.07
A Total Ret II + 2 1 +12 9.96n +.04
A Total Retrn + 1 1 +13 10.36n +.05
Pioneer A
$ 20.5 bil 8002256292
DAMTFrMuni 8 8 .. 12.02 +.06
B+Bond .. .. no quote
C+CullenValue 21 9 +57 16.65 .20
A+EmergeMkts 45 35+121 21.24 .56
B+Eqty Inc 16 7 +42 24.11 .39
C Glob Hi Yld .. .. no quote
E Growth Opp 27 16 .. 18.45 .39
CHigh Yield 17 13 8.38 .05
E Independnc 41 26 8.00 .09
E Mid Cap Gr 34 25 10.56 .16
D Mid Value 21 11 +38 17.59 .29
C+Oak Sml Gr 17 10 +50 21.71 .57
C+Pioneer 21 9 +32 36.37 .41
E SmCap Val 24 14 +26 17.85 .51
E Tax Fr Inc 12 10 9.47 +.02
E Value 29 9 10.84 .14
Pioneer B
$ 1.8 bil 8002256292
D High Yield 17 13 8.42n .05
D+Pioneer 22 10 +29 35.40n .40
Pioneer C
$ 3.1 bil 8002256292
CCullenValue 21 9 .. 16.40 .20
D+Glob Hi Yld .. .. no quote
D High Yield 17 13 8.50 .06
CPioneer 21 10 +29 34.96 .39
B Strat Inc .. .. no quote
Pioneer Y
$ 4.4 bil 8002256292
B+Bond .. .. no quote
BCullenValue 21 9 .. 16.75 .20
CHigh Yield 17 13 8.36n .06
DIntl Equity 34 21 .. 17.19 .13
CMid Value 21 11 +40 18.41n .32
E Oak Lrg Gr 26 11 .. 10.34 .10
BPioneer 21 9 +34 36.47n .41
PNC Funds
$ 1.2 bil
C IntlEqtyI 29 17 +45 12.10n .01
E PolarisGlbl 31 12 +29 12.04n +.01
A Portfolio21 26 15 +46 26.49n .17
Price Advisor
$ 11.5 bil 8006385660
DBlu Chp Gr 29 18 +21 28.50n .38
D+Equity Inc 21 5 +27 21.06n .37
DGrowth Stk 30 19 +22 23.46n .28
AIntl Bond 3 8 +12 9.44n +.02
C+Mid Cap Gr 26 17 +47 42.02n .68
BMid Cap Val 20 10 +43 17.90n .31
D Retire 2030 25 14 .. 14.26n .17
E Sci &Tech 30 22 16.38n .33
ASmlCapVal 13 8 +62 31.25n .72
CTax Fr Inc 4 5 9.17n +.02
D+Value 22 9 +34 19.94n .32
Price Funds
$ 244 bil 8006385660
Afrc&MidE 28 29 .. 9.33n .06
C Balanced 19 11 +22 16.40n .12
DBlueChip Gr 29 18 +22 28.52n .38
C CA Tax Fr Bd 4 4 10.10n +.02
D Cap Opport 23 11 +28 12.43n .19
B+CapApprc 14 9 +40 17.03n .21
D Corp Income 9 7 8.32n .01
BDividend Gr 21 10 +30 19.76n .27
AEmergMktBd 9 7 +33 11.48n .06
A+EmMktsInstl 47 34+118 20.88n .52
E EmrgEur&Med 52 46+120 17.82n .58
A+EmrgMktStk 46 34+126 23.20n .58
D+Equity Inc 21 5 +28 21.11n .37
DEquity Index 24 11 +23 29.51n .40
D EquityIncR 22 5 +26 21.04n .37
B+Euro Stk 33 19 +46 13.33n +.01
CExtEqMktIx 24 15 +46 12.12n .31
E FinanclSvc 26 + 2 12.59n .28
AGlobal Stock 38 26 +57 15.70n .52
A GNMA + 3 + 1 +12 9.43n ..
D+Growth &Inc 23 11 +21 16.95n .21
DGrowth Stk 30 19 +23 23.68n .28
DGrowthStk R 30 19 +21 23.28n .28
A+Health Sci 16 8 +58 23.93n .16
C+Hi Yld Adv 11 8 +10 5.69n .07
C+High Yld 11 8 +11 5.70n .07
BHigh Yld Ins 9 7 +10 8.36n .09
AInflProtBd + 2 3 +18 11.38n +.03
InstFltRt .. 6 .. 9.31n .12
InstGlobEq 38 26 .. 8.41n .28
AIntl Bond 3 8 +13 9.45n +.01
C+Intl Eq Idx 31 19 +54 10.89n +.02
D+Intl Gr&Inc 33 20 +56 11.93n +.02
D Intl Stock 35 24 +37 10.95n .14
BIntlDiscov 36 23 +73 31.06n .38
D IntlGrIncAv 33 20 +56 11.91n +.02
E Japan 28 20 +23 7.48n .16
A+Latin Amer 41 38+307 31.64n 1.46
E LgCpGrInstl 29 19 +17 11.12n .11
C+LrgCapVal I 21 8 +36 11.59n .23
B+MD ST Bd + 2 0 5.16n ..
CMD Tax Fr Bd 3 4 9.69n +.02
A+Media&Telcm 34 18 +96 31.82n .77
C+Mid Cap Gr 26 17 +49 42.53n .69
B Mid Cap Val 20 10 +45 18.02n .31
C+MidCapEqGrI 27 18 +48 18.83n .31
BMidCapVal R 20 10 +41 17.72n .31
C+NewAmer Gr 23 16 +25 24.67n .17
A+NewAsia 52 24 +86 10.43n .13
A+NewEra 34 38+140 40.54n .24
ANewIncome 0 1 +11 8.73n ..
E NewHorizns 25 13 +38 22.96n .51
C NJ Tax Fr Bd 3 4 10.78n +.03
CNY Tax Fr Bd 4 5 10.41n +.04
OverseasStk 33 20 .. 7.24n +.01
BPersnlStrIn 13 8 +23 13.33n .08
D PersonlStrGr 24 14 +31 18.54n .20
C PrsnlStrBal 19 11 +27 15.35n .13
A Real Estate 13 7 +75 16.12n .83
CRet2020 Adv 22 12 .. 13.81n .14
BRetire 2005 14 8 .. 10.09n .07
C+Retire 2010 17 10 .. 13.33n .11
C+Retire 2010 17 10 +28 13.40n .11
CRetire 2020 22 12 +31 13.89n .14
D+Retire 2030 25 14 +34 14.35n .18
D Retire 2040 26 15 .. 14.24n .18
D Retire 2040 25 15 +33 14.33n .18
D+Retire 2045 25 15 .. 9.50n .12
B Retire Inc 12 7 +19 11.47n .06
C Retire2010R 18 10 .. 13.25n .11
C+Retire2015 20 11 .. 10.18n .10
D+Retire2020R 22 12 .. 13.72n .14
CRetire2025 23 13 .. 10.09n .12
D Retire2030R 25 14 .. 14.18n .17
D Retire2035 25 15 .. 10.08n .12
D Retire2040R 26 15 .. 14.18n .18
E Sci &Tech 30 22 +10 16.41n .34
ASmCap Value 12 8 +63 31.45n .73
D SmCapStk 20 8 +35 24.40n .60
DSmCapStkAd 20 8 +34 24.23n .60
D SmCapStkIn 19 7 +35 9.54n .23
D SpectrumGr 27 15 +37 15.27n .22
ASpectrumInc 5 4 +17 11.06n .04
C SpectrumIntl 35 22 +51 9.61n .08
AST Bond + 1 0 4.65n +.01
CSummit Muni 4 5 10.18n +.02
B SumtMunInt 1 2 10.50n +.02
C Tax Fr Inc 4 5 9.17n +.03
D TotEqMktIdx 24 11 +30 12.09n .20
DTx Fr Hi Yld 7 7 10.25n ..
B+Tx Fr Sh Intm + 1 1 5.30n ..
AUS Bond Idx + 2 0 +10 10.38n +.01
A+US Treas LT + 7 + 5 +19 12.39n +.05
A+US Trs Intm + 7 + 3 +14 5.75n +.01
CVA Tax Fr Bd 4 5 10.66n +.04
D+Value 22 9 +35 20.10n .32
PRIMECAP Odyssey Fun
$ 1.1 bil 8007292307
D+AggrGrowth 25 13 .. 10.64 .27
C+Growth 22 13 .. 11.29 .16
C+Stock 20 12 .. 11.30 .11
Principal Funds
$ 57.6 bil 8002474123
C+Balanced A 17 9 +22 11.92 .09
DBd &Mtg In 9 5 9.11n .01
E Bd &Mtg J 9 5 9.17n ..
E CA Muni A 9 7 9.35 +.01
E DiscLgBlndA 26 14 +12 11.19 .14
E DiscLrgInst 26 13 .. 11.21n .13
C+DivrsIntl J 35 25 +62 8.92n .04
BDivrsIntlIn 35 24 +65 9.01n .04
Eq Inc A 22 6 .. 15.75 .22
Eq Inc B 23 6 .. 15.61 .22
Eq Inc C 23 6 .. 15.46 .23
BGovHiQBdA 0 + 1 9.73 +.01
B+HighYield A 12 9 +21 6.91 +.02
HiYieldInst 9 8 .. 9.18n .06
InflProt In 8 6 .. 8.04 +.02
E Intl A 35 25 +95 9.00 .04
A+Intl EmMkt A 43 32 +93 17.38 .36
DIntl Gr Ins 35 27 +51 8.38n .03
A+IntlEmMkt J 43 32 .. 16.82 .35
E Lg Val A 22 9 +17 9.02 .16
DLg Val Inst 22 9 +25 9.04n .15
E LgS&P500 J 24 11 .. 7.70 .11
E Life 2040 I 26 16 .. 10.41 .12
E Life 2040 J 26 16 .. 10.33 .13
E Life 2050 I 27 16 .. 9.99 .13
E LifeStrIncI 14 8 .. 10.24 .04
C Lrg Gr A 28 16 +36 6.88 .09
CLrg Gr Inst 27 16 +37 6.93n .09
E LT 2010 In 20 12 +14 10.28n .09
E LT 2010 J 20 12 .. 10.22 .09
E LT 2020 In 23 14 +18 10.51n .10
E LT 2020 J 23 14 +16 10.45n .10
E LT 2030 Instl 25 15 +21 10.30n .12
E LT 2030 J 25 15 +19 10.26n .12
D MidCpBlndA 20 15 +36 11.08 .13
D MidCpBlndJ 20 15 .. 10.78 .13
E Pref Secs I 22 17 .. 6.95 +.07
CPtrIntl Ins 32 21 .. 10.84n ..
E PtrLgBl Ins 23 11 +17 8.19n .12
E PtrLgGrI In 29 19 +10 6.11n .07
BPtrLgGrII I 25 15 .. 6.74 .05
PtrLVa I In 24 9 .. 10.18 .24
E PtrLVa Inst 29 10 +12 9.69n .19
PtrMdGr In 35 24 .. 7.27n .17
E PtrMdGrI In 30 22 .. 8.03 .10
E PtrMdVal In 26 14 +22 9.87n .25
DPtrMdValI I 21 14 .. 9.96 .15
PtrMGII Ins 35 23 .. 6.74n .13
PtrSGIII In 33 19 .. 7.64 .18
D PtrSmGrI In 30 17 +35 7.12n .17
E PtrSmGrII I 26 16 +22 6.69n .19
DPtrSmVaI In 17 5 .. 12.79 .36
E PtrSmVaII I 21 5 .. 8.13 .23
A Real Est I 10 5 .. 14.25 .65
DSml Val Ins 15 8 .. 13.71 .34
E SmlS&P600 I 15 6 .. 13.70 .37
D+StrAsBal C 18 9 +19 11.82n .09
BStrAsConBlA 12 7 +16 9.52 .04
C StrAsConBlC 13 7 +13 9.47n .04
D StrAsConGrB 22 12 +23 12.54n .15
D StrAsConGrC 22 12 +23 12.44n .15
C+StrAsFlxInA 9 6 +10 10.11 .02
D+StrAsFlxInB 10 6 10.10n .02
D+StrAsStrGrA 25 13 +30 14.03 .20
DStrAsStrGrB 25 13 +26 13.23n .18
DStrAsStrGrC 25 13 +26 13.26n .18
D+StrAstBal B 18 9 +19 11.89n .09
CStrAstCnGrA 22 11 +27 13.05 .15
TxExmptBdIA 7 6 .. 6.60 +.01
Prudent Bear Fds
$ 1.5 bil 8007111848
A+Bear +15 + 3 7.20n +.10
A+Glob Inc 2 8 +20 12.29n +.03
Purisima Funds
$ 455 mil 8008410199
DTotal Return 30 21 +26 16.57 .01
Putnam A
$ 50.1 bil 8002251581
B+AmerGovtInc 1 2 8.78 +.03
DAsset All Gr 25 16 +28 10.72 .10
E Asst All Bal 21 13 +14 9.60 .06
DAstAlloCns 14 9 8.15 ..
D CA Tax Ex 5 5 7.30 +.02
E Capital Appr 26 11 +13 14.76 .24
E Capital Opps 21 11 +25 7.63 .19
E Classic Eq 22 5 10.11 .11
D Conv Inc&Gr 23 17 +19 15.21 .18
E Discovry Gr 31 21 +14 15.47 .27
E Diversifd Inc 15 10 0 7.96 +.03
BEquity Inc 19 6 +30 12.96 .26
D Europe Eq 33 20 +43 17.60 +.24
D Float Inc 10 9 .. 8.18 .10
E Glob Eqty 33 20 +29 7.89 .04
C GlobNatRes 39 38 +94 19.50 +.08
E Gr &Inc 26 8 11.49 .21
E Grge Fd Bos 22 10 12.21 .14
E Growth Opp 26 14 11.45 .14
B Hi Yld Adv 10 9 +15 5.08 .03
CHigh Yield 12 10 +10 6.42 .05
CHlth Science 4 + 1 +24 49.67 .22
D+Income 8 6 5.91 +.01
DIntl Equity 33 22 +34 18.42 +.10
D Intl Gr&Inc 32 20 +46 9.57 +.05
CIntlCapOpps 36 27 +68 24.61 .21
D+IntlNewOpp 32 21 +52 12.78 .01
E Investors 28 10 +13 10.58 .15
C MA Tax Ex 3 4 8.80 +.02
E Mid Cap Val 29 19 +25 8.99 .20
E NewOpport 27 18 +20 38.34 .31
E NewValue 32 11 10.58 .22
C NJ Tax Ex 3 4 8.59 +.03
CNY Tax Ex 4 5 7.92 +.04
DOTC Emg Gr 32 23 +19 6.80 .14
E Research 24 9 +14 12.29 .21
E SmCap Val 22 6 +25 8.77 .25
E Sml Cap Gr 29 17 +14 13.88 .39
D+Tax Ex Inc 5 6 7.92 +.03
D+Tax Fr Insur 4 5 13.68 +.04
DTx Fr Hgh Yld 7 7 11.12 +.01
B US Govt Inc 2 4 12.67 +.03
AUtil Gr&Inc 26 22 +63 11.71 .09
E Vista 32 25 +19 7.94 .11
E Voyager 27 15 14.12 .14
Putnam B
$ 5.2 bil 8002251581
E Asst All Gr 26 16 +25 10.49n .09
E AstAlloBal 21 13 +11 9.55n .06
C Equity Inc 19 7 +27 12.84n .26
E Gr &Inc 26 8 11.29n .21
E GrgeFdBos 22 10 0 12.07n .14
E Intl Equity 33 22 +30 17.54n +.09
D IntlCapOpps 37 27 +64 23.98n .21
E Investors 28 10 9.55n .14
E NewOpport 27 18 +16 33.67n .28
E Voyager 27 15 12.10n .12
Putnam C
$ 1.6 bil 8002251581
E Asset All Gr 26 16 +25 10.31n .10
E Intl Equity 33 22 +30 17.92n +.09
Putnam M
$ 1.7 bil 8002251581
E Diversifd Inc 15 10 7.88 +.03
C+Hi Yld Adv 11 9 +12 5.08 .04
D Income 8 6 5.83 +.01
Putnam Y
$ 7.6 bil 8002251581
E Asset All Bal 21 13 +15 9.61n .07
DAsset All Gr 25 16 +29 10.83n .10
DAst All Cons 14 9 8.14n .01
E Capital Opps 21 11 +27 7.78n .20
BEquity Inc 19 6 +31 12.96n .25
E Grge Fd Bos 22 10 12.24n .15
E Growth &Inc 26 8 11.51n .22
C High Yld 12 10 +10 6.36n .05
D Income 7 6 5.96n +.01
D Intl Equity 33 22 +35 18.60n +.09
E Investors 28 10 +14 10.76n .15
E NewOpport 27 18 +22 39.92n .32
E Voyager 27 15 14.67n .15
Quaker Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8002208888
C+Strat Gr A 32 32 +44 18.15 .04
Quant Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8003262151
A+EmrgMktOrd 44 31+141 17.61n .51
E ForeignValO 37 19 +38 12.86n +.03
Rainier Funds
$ 6.5 bil 8002486314
CLg Equity 28 19 +33 21.53n .22
C LgEq I 28 19 +34 21.67n .22
B Sm/Mid Eq 33 21 +60 26.53n .63
B+Sm/Mid Eq I 32 21 +62 27.03n .64
RegionsMorganKeegan
$ 552 mil 8004332829
D+SelAggrGr A 30 26 +31 11.75 .17
Ridgeworth
$ 12.2 bil 8779847321
B Aggr Gr I 28 16 .. 10.47 .20
CGA TaxEx I 3 4 9.53n +.05
CHi Yield I 9 8 8.72n .04
C HiGdMuniBdI 3 4 10.33n +.03
B InGrTxEx I 1 3 11.21n +.04
DIntl Eq I 35 22 +42 10.05n +.01
C+IntlEqIdx I 32 20 +57 13.30n +.03
A Intmd Bd I + 2 + 1 +11 10.08 ..
A InvGrdBd I + 1 0 +11 10.44n +.01
D Large Gr I 28 16 8.22n .05
E LgCoreEq I 25 11 +27 11.90n .12
B LgValEq I 21 7 +34 10.60n .17
A MidValEq I 22 7 +43 8.31n .18
AShTrmBd I 1 2 9.48n ..
E Small Gr I 25 15 +24 12.02n .29
A SmValEq I 15 0 +54 10.24n .30
ATotRetBondI + 1 0 +10 9.85n +.01
A USGovSec I + 5 + 3 +13 10.68n +.01
B VAIntMun I 1 2 9.80n +.02
RiverSource A
$ 35.6 bil 8887913380
DBalanced 19 8 +15 8.78 .09
E CA Tax Ex 4 5 4.64 +.02
E Discpln Eq 26 11 .. 5.13 .09
C Div Oppor 23 8 +30 6.85 .11
CDivers Bond 3 3 4.57 ..
C DivrsEqInc 28 14 +49 8.59 .13
C+Equity Val 26 13 +47 9.74 .12
Floating Rt 10 7 .. 8.25 .10
B+Glbl Bond 3 6 +13 6.53 +.01
E Growth 29 14 22.92 .26
BHigh Yield 10 8 +13 2.38 .01
InBldBasIn 8 4 .. 9.32 .05
InBldEnhIn 11 6 .. 8.89 .06
InBldModIn 10 5 .. 9.12 .06
AInflProtSec + 2 3 .. 9.97 +.01
C+IntlSelGr 35 26 +52 5.63 .04
E Lrg Cap Eq 27 12 3.87 .05
CMid Cap Val 30 18 +64 6.47 .12
E MidCapGr 30 17 7.04 .19
D MNTax Ex 3 5 4.86 +.01
E PrInSelVal 36 23 +46 6.35 +.02
D PrtAggrGr 36 26 .. 7.05 .13
D PrtBldrAgg 24 14 .. 8.40 .09
C PrtBldrMod 16 9 .. 8.90 .06
DPrtFmtlVal 25 11 +29 4.68 .07
D+PrtModAggr 20 11 .. 8.64 .07
C+PrtModCons 12 7 .. 9.07 .04
C PrtSelVal 21 12 +27 3.85 .09
DPrtSmlEq 21 14 +32 4.19 .10
DPrtSmlVal 19 8 +23 3.81 .11
DPrtTotEqty 29 16 .. 8.12 .10
BSh US Gov 0 0 4.67 ..
C Sml Co Idx 16 6 +43 5.49 .15
E SmlCapAdvt 26 14 +13 3.39 .10
D+Strat Alloc 22 10 +28 8.80 .06
E Tax Ex Bond 5 6 3.47 +.01
E TaxExHiInc 6 7 3.87 +.01
A+TNEmgMkts 42 32+100 6.22 .17
D TNGlobalEq 32 20 +48 6.03 .05
RiverSource B
$ 5.0 bil 8887913380
D+Divers Bd r 3 3 4.57n ..
D DvrsEqInc r 28 14 +46 8.60n .14
E Growth r 30 14 20.85n .23
E Lrg Cap Eq r 28 12 3.77n .05
D Mid Cap Val r 31 18 +59 6.24n .12
D Mngd Alloc r 22 10 +25 8.71n .07
E PrInSelVal r 36 23 +41 6.05n +.02
D+PrtBldrMod r 17 10 .. 8.86 .06
D PrtModAggr r 21 12 .. 8.61 .07
BTNIntlOpp 30 19 +50 7.74 ..
RiverSource I
$ 5.0 bil 8887913380
AbsRetCurIn 0 + 2 .. 9.83 .01
DiscLgGrow 29 19 .. 7.14n .07
DDiscpln Eq 26 11 .. 5.17n .10
Div Oppor 23 7 .. 6.87 .11
Divers Bd 3 2 .. 4.57n .01
C+DivrsEqInc 28 14 .. 8.58n .14
Floating Rt 13 8 .. 8.25n .09
AGlbl Bond 2 5 .. 6.51n +.01
E Growth 29 14 .. 23.51n .26
B InflProtSec + 2 3 .. 9.96n ..
BIntlSelGr 35 26 .. 5.71n .04
USGovtMtg 0 1 .. 4.86n ..
Riversource R4
$ 818 mil 8887913380
C DiversEqInc 28 14 +50 8.59n .14
Mid Cap Val 30 18 .. 6.51n .13
Roxbury Funds
$ 207 mil 8004972960
E SmlCapGrI .. .. no quote
Royce Funds
$ 21.7 bil 8002214268
ALowPrStkSev 22 18 +41 11.55n .21
B+MicroCap I 25 17 +43 11.82n .19
D Opport I 22 9 +35 8.56n .21
B PA Mutl Inv 19 12 +47 8.75n .17
C PAMutlCnst 20 13 +40 8.10n .16
A+Premier Inv 16 16 +75 14.65n .16
A SpecialEq I 11 1 +35 16.33n .30
B TotlRet I 17 9 +42 10.58n .20
A Value Svc 19 23 +82 8.57n .14
B ValuePlsSer 24 16 +69 10.44n .19
RS Funds
$ 9.0 bil 8007663863
A+CoreEqA 19 14 +37 34.27 .42
E Emerg Grow 33 18 +17 27.13 .81
A+EmergeMktsA 44 32+137 15.57 .49
B Glb Nat Res 34 39+134 24.90 .19
BInvQltBdVIP 1 1 11.89n +.01
E Mid Cap Op 39 25 +15 8.65 .15
E Partners 20 14 +46 24.59 .63
E Sml Co Gr 35 18 13.28 .34
E Value 27 21 +58 19.27 .36
Russell Funds S
$ 23.8 bil 8007877354
BDivers Eqty .. .. no quote
A+EmergMkts 40 31+110 13.54n .30
AIntl Secs .. .. no quote
C+MultiStr Bd .. .. no quote
D Quant Eqty .. .. no quote
A+Real EstSec 12 6 +70 33.96n 1.58
B ShDuratnBd 2 3 17.82 +.04
C Special Gr .. .. no quote
BTax Ex Bd 0 2 20.68n +.02
E TxMgUSLgCp 28 14 +19 15.83n .26
C+TxMgUSMdSm 20 10 +46 11.08n .33
E US Value 31 14 +11 6.79n .13
Russell Instl I
$ 6.1 bil 8007877354
C IntlDvlpMkt 33 20 +40 28.81n +.07
BInvstGrBd 3 2 19.39n +.05
C StratBd 6 4 9.63n +.02
E USCoreEqty 28 15 +22 23.78n .39
E USQuanEqty 25 13 +17 25.49n .32
E USSmallMid 28 17 +15 17.67n .46
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.3 bil 8007877354
D+Bal Strat x 20 11 +21x 9.42 .14
DEquity Gr x 29 16 +32x 8.60 .17
D Gr Strat x 24 14 +27x 9.20 .15
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 3.6 bil 8007877354
D Bal Strat x 20 12 +18x 9.35 .12
DEquity Gr x 29 17 +29x 8.29 .15
DGr Strat x 24 14 +24x 9.10 .14
D Mod Strat x 16 9 +10x 9.34 .10
Russell Lifepoints E
$ 1.8 bil 8007877354
D+Bal Strat x 20 11 +22x 9.41 .15
D Equity Gr x 28 16 +34x 8.62 .18
D Gr Strat x 24 14 +28x 9.17 .17
D+Mod Strat x 15 9 +13x 9.38 .12
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.5 bil 8007877354
CBal Strat x 20 11 +23x 9.45 .16
D Equity Gr x 28 16 +35x 8.76 .18
D+Gr Strat x 24 14 +29x 9.22 .17
Rydex Dynamic
$ 988 mil 8008200888
E InNdq2xStH +70 + 39 46 20.05n +.55
BInvS&P52xH +55 + 16 36 45.07n +1.03
E Ndq1002xStH 55 37 13.37n .39
Rydex H
$ 996 mil 8008200888
MgdFutreSt + 3 3 .. 27.46n ..
CSect Rot 26 16 +41 11.69n .10
Rydex Investor
$ 2.1 bil 8008200888
DInvGovtLgBd 8 6 15 16.18n .10
A InvS&P500 +28 + 10 13 46.51n +.51
DNdq 29 19 +20 9.75n .14
STU
Schroder Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004643108
D Muni Bd Inv 7 6 .. 8.90n .01
CNorthAmerEq 22 11 +24 8.60n .12
A+US Opps Inv r 17 10 +69 18.17n .32
Schwab Funds
$ 34.2 bil 8004354000
D 1000Idx Inv 24 12 +27 32.57n .48
D 1000Idx Sel 24 12 +27 32.58n .48
BCA TxFr Bd 0 2 11.01n +.02
CCore Equity 23 10 +38 15.01n .16
C Div Eq Inv 19 7 +40 11.96n .13
C Div Eq Sel 19 7 +41 11.90n .14
FdIntLgIns 30 16 .. 7.34 +.03
FdUSLgInst 25 8 .. 7.49 .16
CHealth Care 15 4 +81 14.05n .13
DHedgedEqSel 14 7 +37 13.37n .02
InflProSel + 2 3 .. 10.00 +.01
D InstlS&P500 24 11 +25 8.83n .13
B Intl Idx Sel 29 18 +57 16.90n +.11
B Intl Index Inv 29 18 +56 16.88n +.10
Lrg Gr Sel 25 14 .. 9.12n .09
C MktTrack Bal 16 8 +22 14.06n .11
CMktTrck All Eq 24 12 +37 10.96n .13
C MTConsrv 12 6 +15 12.27n .06
CMTGrwth 20 10 +29 15.46n .16
DPremEqtyInv 26 12 .. 9.25n .16
DPremEqtySel 25 12 .. 9.27n .15
D S&P 500 Inv 24 11 +24 17.24n .24
D S&P500 Slct 24 11 +25 17.31n .25
D S&P500Idx E 24 11 +25 17.25n .25
CSmCap Inv 19 7 +35 15.97n .48
C+SmCap Select 19 8 +38 15.99n .48
E SmEq Inv 23 11 +42 11.94n .20
C ST Bond Mkt 4 1 9.18n .01
D Target 2020 19 10 .. 9.49n .07
D TaxFreePlus 4 0 .. 9.10 ..
D Tot Bd Mkt 4 2 0 9.01n ..
D TotStkIdxInv 23 11 +30 19.34n .30
D+TotStkIdxSel 23 11 +31 19.39n .30
E YieldPlus Slct 31 2 28 6.02n .04
Schwartz Funds
$ 489 mil 2486448500
E AvMarCathlc 23 12 +29 12.06 .24
Security Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8008882461
E Equity A 26 16 3.95 .05
B+MidCapVal A 15 3 +66 26.40 .57
SEI Portfolios
$ 25.4 bil 8003425734
BCA Muni A 0 2 9.90n ..
C CoreFxdInst A 4 3 9.38n +.01
A Emrg Mkt A 40 30 +88 10.48n .22
D High Yld Bond 13 9 6.39n .04
E Intl Equity A 37 26 +31 8.45n +.04
DIntl Fxd Inc A 3 2 0 10.50n ..
AIntlEmrgMkt A 9 8 +29 9.08n .05
C+Intmd Muni A 1 2 10.32n +.01
E Larg Cp Val A 25 8 +23 14.86n .28
E Lge Cp Gr A 28 18 +18 16.99n .21
DS&P 500 Idx A 24 11 +21 30.40n .42
D S&P 500 Idx E 24 11 +21 30.49n .42
A Sh Dur Govt A + 4 + 1 +10 10.18n +.01
E SmCp Gr A x 33 20 x12.53n .37
D+SmCp Val A 17 7 +39 14.01n .40
E TxMgdLgCp A 26 13 +24 10.33n .17
E TxMgdSmCp A 26 14 +26 9.25n .22
C UltraShBd A 3 2 9.15n +.01
B+VolatilityA 15 7 .. 10.68n .13
Selected Funds
$ 11.1 bil 8002431575
D American D 24 11 .. 36.27n .55
D American S 24 11 +35 36.17 .56
Seligman Group
$ 6.4 bil 8002212783
E Capital A 35 31 +22 16.79 .38
ACom&Inf C 25 17 +46 24.23 .45
A Com&Inf A 25 17 +51 28.69 .53
ACom&Inf B 25 17 +45 24.21n .45
B+Glob Tech A 28 19 +33 13.39 .23
DGrowth A 31 26 +20 3.61 .04
Sentinel Group
$ 4.1 bil 8002823863
B Bal A 15 8 +23 14.66 .12
B CmmnStk A 22 12 +31 26.15 .30
E CorOpptA 30 15 +27 10.51 .18
A Govt Sec A + 4 + 2 +15 10.52 ..
CIntl Eq A 33 21 +47 14.07 +.01
A Small Co A 18 8 +47 5.98 .14
ASmall Co C 19 8 +41 5.48n .13
A Sequoia 13 1 +26 117.77n 1.62
Sit Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8003325580
B Lge Cp Gr 22 15 +41 35.89n .39
D Mid Cap Grth 33 23 +45 10.86n .18
CMNTax Free 4 5 9.26n +.01
DTax Free 5 5 0 8.65n +.01
A US Govt + 4 + 1 +14 10.80n ..
E SkylnSpEq 24 9 +16 14.87n .35
Sound Mind Funds
$ 293 mil 8777643863
Investing .. .. no quote
D+ Sound Shore 18 9 +34 29.01n .20
E SpAmerInvA 22 13 +20 8.71 .53
SSGA Funds
$ 7.4 bil 8006477327
Emerg Mkts 43 32 .. 17.11 .39
A+Emerg Mkts 43 33+118 17.08n .39
D IAMb 23 10 +24 8.50n .13
BIntl Stk Sel 30 20 +63 9.90n +.01
D S&P 500 Idx 24 11 +24 18.10n .25
State Frm Asc
$ 5.4 bil 3097662029
A Balanced 12 5 +29 50.07n .22
AGrowth 19 8 +39 48.57n .41
A Interim + 4 + 3 +11 10.12 ..
D Muni Bond 3 4 0 8.10n +.02
State Frm Ret
$ 3.2 bil 8004474930
C+LifPth2010A 11 7 +15 10.97 .06
D+LifPth2020A 17 10 +19 11.28 .10
D LifPth2030A 21 12 +21 11.48 .14
DLifPth2040A 24 14 +22 11.66 .17
DS&P 500 A 24 11 +22 8.38 .12
Strategic Ptnrs
$ 275 mil 8002251852
B DryIntlVlZ 33 18 +53 18.45n .01
Stratton Funds
$ 1.0 bil 8006345726
E MultiCap 28 22 +54 31.42n .41
BSmCap Yield 12 13 +72 40.66n .91
SunAmer Foc
$ 3.6 bil 8008588850
D+Intl A 32 18 +33 12.67 .06
E Multi Gr A 40 28 +24 17.07 .14
E MultStr A 24 13 +16 12.26 .19
E MultStr II 24 13 +14 12.13 .19
E SS FocLgGrA 31 19 15.09 .16
E SS FocMValA 31 16 +25 13.68 .26
E Strat C 33 19 10.36 .09
DStySel G&I A 29 13 +14 12.95 .08
SunAmerica
$ 2.3 bil 8008588850
A GNMA A + 4 + 2 +13 11.45 +.01
E SrFloatRt C 13 10 7.47n .11
C+StratBond A 8 7 +17 3.14 .01
A US Govt A + 4 + 3 +12 9.63 +.01
Tamarack Funds
$ 840 mil 8004222766
E Enterprise 22 3 +25 15.90n .30
E MicroCapVal 20 7 +27 15.27n .33
E Value 24 9 20.64n .36
Target Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8004428748
B+Intl Equity 33 18 +47 10.81n .01
A Intmd Bond + 3 0 +12 10.40n +.03
E LC Growth 28 16 +10 11.25n .13
E LC Value 26 10 +23 10.20n .16
BSmallCapVal 14 7 +57 16.26n .37
ATot Ret Bd 2 4 10.23n ..
TCM Funds
$ 550 mil 8005363230
ATCMSmGr 29 21 .. 23.13 .57
TCWFunds
$ 6.0 bil 8003863829
E Div Foc .. .. no quote
E DiversVal I .. .. no quote
E DiverValN .. .. no quote
E Select Eq I .. .. no quote
E Select Eq N .. .. no quote
A TotRetBd I .. .. no quote
A TotRetBd N .. .. no quote
E Value Opport .. .. no quote
Templeton Instl
$ 9.3 bil 8003218563
A+Emerg Mkt 38 22 +92 12.51n .08
A Foreign Eqty 30 15 +68 19.50n .03
TFS Capital
$ 380 mil 8888374446
A+MktNeutrl 7 13 .. 13.41n +.02
Third Avenue
$ 14.3 bil 8008808442
DIntl Value 23 17 +56 14.41n .08
DReal Est Val 27 11 +47 20.34n .65
C+SmllCapVal 15 12 +50 20.00n .36
E Value 35 18 +33 39.75n 1.01
Thompson Plm
$ 292 mil 8009990887
E Growth 34 12 17 25.81n .37
Thornburg A
$ 12.0 bil 8008470200
E Core Growth 38 17 +34 12.29 .16
A Income Bldr 25 12 +46 16.35 .06
A+Intl Value 32 18 +79 22.38 .09
C Intmd Muni 2 3 12.47 +.01
B Ltd Mun Nat 0 1 13.22 +.01
C+NMInt Muni 1 3 12.65 +.01
DValue 29 13 +22 26.42 .29
Thornburg C
$ 4.4 bil 8008470200
AIncome Bldr 26 13 +43 16.36n .06
A+Intl Value 32 18 +74 21.22n .09
E Value 30 13 +18 25.45n .28
Thornburg I
$ 8.4 bil 8008470200
A+Intl Value 32 18 +82 22.85n .08
B Ltd TrmMun + 1 1 13.22n ..
D Value 29 13 +23 26.85n .29
Thrivent Funds A
$ 6.7 bil 8008474836
D+Balanced 19 10 +11 9.92 .13
D Core Bond 6 4 8.85 .01
C High Yield 11 9 4.11 .02
DLrg Cap Stk 25 12 +10 19.81 .25
C Lrg Cap Val 22 9 +34 12.51 .16
C Mid Cap Gr 29 19 +31 11.41 .28
E Mid Cap Stk 30 17 +29 10.25 .23
C+Muni Bond 2 3 10.55 +.03
D PtnrIntlStk 31 21 +41 9.12 +.02
DSml Cap Stk 24 15 +36 11.71 .30
Thrivent Funds Instl
$ 997 mil 8008474836
DLrg Cap Stk 25 12 +12 19.99n .26
C+Lrg Cap Val 22 9 .. 12.62 .16
E Mid Cap Stk 29 17 .. 11.02 .25
A+ ThWhite Intl 32 22 +87 14.54n .03
TIAACREF Instl Reti
$ 7.0 bil 8002231200
AGrowth&Inc 23 12 +35 7.81n .10
C IntlEqtyIdx 31 19 +53 15.66n +.06
CIntlEquity 38 19 +43 8.45n .01
D LfCycl 2010 17 9 .. 9.76 .06
DLfCycl 2015 19 10 .. 9.64n .07
DLfCycl 2020 21 11 .. 9.47 .08
E LfCycl 2025 24 12 .. 9.30n .08
E LfCycl 2030 26 13 .. 9.15n .09
E LfCycl 2035 27 14 .. 9.15 .10
E LfCycl 2040 27 14 .. 9.29 .11
C+MidCapValue 25 13 +54 13.63n .25
E MidCpGrowth 32 22 +31 12.79n .23
ARealEstSecs 14 6 +43 9.50n .41
DS&P500 Idx 24 11 +19 12.51n .17
DSmlCpEquity 19 10 +26 10.90n .29
D SocialEqty 22 10 +28 9.17n .14
TIAACREF Instl Fun
$ 9.1 bil 8002231200
B+Bond 0 1 9.73n +.01
Bond Plus 3 2 .. 9.43 ..
Bond Plus 3 2 .. 9.41 ..
D Equity Idx 24 12 +25 8.14n .13
EquityIndex 24 12 .. 8.26 .14
D Growth Eqty 29 19 +20 6.30n .08
A Growth&Inc 23 12 +36 7.73n .09
Growth&Inc 23 12 .. 9.30 .12
HighYieldII 11 9 .. 8.15 .06
AInflLnkBond + 2 3 +16 10.17n ..
C+IntlEqtyIdx 31 19 +54 15.43n +.05
IntlEquity 38 19 .. 5.91 ..
C IntlEquity 38 19 +46 8.24n ..
E LargeCpVal 27 9 +26 10.92n .24
DLgCpGrowIdx 26 16 +11 9.97n .10
D LgCpValIdx 23 8 +30 11.52n .23
LrgCpGrowth 29 19 .. 8.25 .11
ManageAlloc 20 10 .. 8.54 .08
BMidCapValue 25 13 +54 13.50n .25
ARealEstSecs 14 6 +43 9.23n .40
DS&P500 Idx 24 11 +20 12.58n .17
D SmlCapEqty 18 10 +28 11.05n .29
D+SocialEqty 22 10 +29 9.08n .14
TaxExptBond 2 4 .. 9.68 ..
Tocqueville
$ 1.5 bil 8006973863
A+Gold 39 39 +52 29.94 +.23
D+Tocqueville 27 14 +44 18.69n .13
E Torray 24 7 26.54n .57
Touchstone
$ 5.4 bil 8005430407
DLg Cap Gr A 28 21 +42 19.72 .24
E Lg Cp Gr C r 28 21 +36 19.13n .24
E Mid Cap Y 30 17 .. 12.22n .18
B+MidCapGrA 24 19 +37 17.59 .34
BMidCapGrC r 25 19 +31 15.03n .29
E SandsCapGrI r 32 20 .. 8.94 .18
E SandSelGrZ 33 20 +15 6.21n .12
C Val Opps Z r 21 14 +42 12.78n .25
Tr For Cr Union
$ 708 mil 8003425828
AShrt Duratn + 1 0 9.46n +.01
A UltShDurGov + 2 + 1 +10 9.48n +.01
Transamer Prem
$ 1.7 bil 8008927587
D Bal Inv 24 13 +26 20.56n .19
E Equity Inv 33 20 +33 17.08n .18
Transamerica A
$ 4.1 bil 8882334339
C+AstAlCnsrv 15 10 +18 9.88 .05
E AstAllocGr 28 16 +27 10.15 .15
D AstAlMod 18 11 +20 10.29 .07
DAstAlModGr 23 13 +24 10.34 .10
E Equity 34 20 +32 7.65 .08
ASmlMidVal 27 27 +59 14.26 .36
Transamerica B
$ 1.6 bil 8882334339
DAstAllocGr 28 16 +27 9.89n .14
DAstAlMod 19 12 +18 10.23n .07
E AstAlModGr 23 14 +21 10.26n .10
Transamerica C
$ 4.6 bil 8882334339
CAstAlCnsrv 15 10 +16 9.85n .05
DAstAllModGr 23 14 +21 10.24n .11
DAstAllocGr 28 16 +27 9.89n .14
DAstAlMod 19 12 +18 10.21n .07
Transamerica Partner
$ 7.8 bil 8007555801
DAAIntHzn 18 11 9.26n .06
E AAIntLgHzn 23 13 +11 9.54n .09
E AAIntLgHzn 28 15 +13 7.98n .10
B Core Bond 3 3 9.89n +.03
BCore Bond 3 3 11.70n +.03
E Equity 37 22 +24 9.74n +.01
CHi Yld Bd 12 10 7.50n .05
C HiYldBd 12 10 7.46n .06
D IAstAllIH 17 10 +11 8.31n .05
E IAstAllILH 22 13 +13 7.68n .07
E IAstAllLgH 27 15 +15 6.95n .09
A InflProSec + 1 4 9.44n +.01
AInfProtSec 0 4 10.49n +.01
E IntlEqty 37 22 +29 6.19n ..
E Large Core 25 14 +16 16.27n .18
E Lg Growth 28 16 +10 5.27n .06
E Lg Growth 28 16 14.89n .16
E Lg Value 29 12 +10 15.83n .35
E LgValue 29 12 +14 8.48n .19
D Mid Value 24 12 +37 11.32n .21
DMid Value 24 12 +35 9.95n .18
AMoneyMkt + 2 0 10.63n ..
E Small Core 22 9 +15 14.47n .38
DStkIndex 24 11 +23 7.33n .10
DStockIndex 24 11 +24 8.53n .12
Turner Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8002246312
B+EmergGrowth 26 18 +62 41.82n .99
DMid Cap Gr 35 24 +34 23.67n .55
BSmall Cap Gr 27 17 +40 23.99n .58
Tweedy Browne
$ 6.1 bil 8004324789
DGlobal Value 26 7 +42 22.28n +.01
D Value 14 + 1 +18 18.96n .08
UBS Investment Fds
$ 7.8 bil 8007947753
D DynAlpha A 8 3 .. 9.33 .07
DDynAlpha C 8 3 .. 9.11n .06
D DynAlpha Y 8 3 .. 9.39n .07
DGlobAlloc A 23 13 +22 10.62 .10
E GlobAlloc C 23 13 +19 10.34n .11
D GlobAlloc Y 23 13 +24 10.82n .10
DUS Alloc A 21 11 +23 24.62 .39
E US Lg Eq Y 25 11 +26 14.35n .30
E US SmlGr Y 27 19 +20 10.74n .31
UBS Pace A
$ 871 mil 8006471568
E Lrg Co Val 27 9 +15 14.63 .35
UBS Pace P
$ 7.6 bil 8006471568
AltStratInv 16 12 .. 9.27 .03
AGlb Fxd Inc 4 10 10.76n +.02
C Intl Eqty 32 19 +52 12.91 +.05
BIntlEmrgMkt 39 30 +80 13.69 .35
B+Intmd Fixed 2 3 11.13n +.03
E Lrg Co Gr 29 17 +18 13.91n .15
DLrg Co Val 26 9 +28 14.65n .35
C+Muni Fxd 1 3 11.84n +.01
A Secs Fxd Inc + 3 + 1 +14 13.04n ..
DSmMd Co Gr 31 18 +19 10.88n .30
E SmMd Co Val 18 3 +25 13.24n .37
B+Str Fxd Inc 1 3 +10 13.22n +.04
UMB Scout
$ 4.8 bil 8009962862
D+Small Cap 27 18 +47 12.83n .23
A Worldwide 26 18 +73 27.26n .03
US Glob Inv
$ 4.0 bil 8008738637
B East Europe 48 40+132 8.72n .41
A+GlbGoldMtl 31 35+111 11.06 +.19
B+Glob Resourc 45 49+149 9.62 .08
A+WrldMineral 48 44 +79 13.68 +.27
USAA Group
$ 29.4 bil 8005318722
E Aggress Grth 29 16 +20 26.68n .37
E BalancStrat 21 13 11.09 .13
D CA Bond 6 6 9.69n +.05
B Capital Gr 29 19 +40 6.33n .02
DCornerstStr 24 15 +16 18.80n .16
A+Emerging Mkt 38 29+112 15.18n .37
D+Extn Mkt Idx 24 14 +42 9.95n .24
D FL Tax Fr Inc 4 5 9.05n +.02
E Frst Start Gr 20 10 +14 8.57n .09
A GNMA Trust + 4 + 2 +13 9.68n ..
DGr &Tax Str 15 8 +11 11.77n .04
E Growth 33 21 +16 12.08n .12
E Growth &Inc 27 14 +16 12.41n .21
D Hi Yld Opps 14 10 6.85n .07
B Income 1 3 11.47n .01
E IncomeStk 23 7 +17 11.20n .20
AInternational 26 16 +58 20.26n .12
D+IntmTrmBd 7 6 0 8.78n .04
D NY Bond 4 6 10.73n +.06
A+Prcs Metals 31 39+114 22.48n +.16
D S&P 500 24 11 +23 16.46n .22
D S&P500Rwd 24 11 +24 16.46n .22
DSci &Tech 28 17 +24 9.31n .13
ASh TermBond 0 1 8.66n ..
DSmlCapStk 22 11 +32 10.29n .27
CTax Ex Intmd 3 4 12.03n +.02
D Tax Ex LT 5 6 12.18n +.04
D+TotalRetStr 11 7 .. 8.29 .07
B+Tx Ex Sh Trm + 2 0 10.43n ..
D+VA Bond 4 5 10.39n +.04
E Value 24 10 +31 10.94n .21
AWorld Gr 23 12 +51 15.58n .13
D Utd Assoc 24 11 +24 7.98n .11
V W X
VALIC Company
$ 20.9 bil 8004482542
IntlEq 32 19 .. 7.37 +.02
Value Line
$ 2.7 bil 8002230818
BEmergOpps 24 15 +44 25.72n .56
B+Inc &Growth 13 8 +35 7.22n .07
D+Larger Co 27 20 15.85n .09
BPremierGrow 27 19 +47 21.31n .33
Van Eck Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8002212220
A+Glb Hrd Ast A 31 40+190 33.54 .05
A+Intl Gold A 35 40 +91 11.61 +.16
Van Kamp A
$ 45.6 bil 8004215666
B+Amer Val 23 8 +49 21.36 .50
E CA InsTxFr 7 6 15.96 +.07
DCap Growth 35 24 +21 8.65 .15
DComstock 21 4 +22 13.42 .27
E Corp Bond 11 8 5.60 .02
A+Emrg Mkts 44 30+119 14.69 .46
E Enterprise 30 18 +11 11.03 .09
D Eqty &Inc 16 6 +24 7.24 .09
E Equity Gr 37 22 +20 8.98 .18
AGlb Franch 20 2 +52 21.00 .17
E Glb Val Eq 29 11 +25 9.42 +.02
B Glbl Eq All 28 17 +45 14.60 .11
C+Govt Secs 3 0 9.39 ..
D+Gr &Inc 19 5 +34 16.97 .29
D Harbor 20 16 +14 12.63 .12
D Hi Yld Muni 7 7 9.29 +.01
D High Yield 14 10 8.40 .05
E Insur Tax Fr 9 7 15.33 +.05
D Mid Cap Gr 36 23 +45 18.49 .43
E Muni Inc 8 7 12.42 ..
A+Real Estate 13 6 +74 15.87 .71
ASmall Gr 25 14 +65 8.93 .20
A Sml Cap Val 16 7 +53 12.85 .25
DStrMuniInc 8 7 10.93 ..
C+US Mortgage 3 0 12.20 ..
Van Kamp B
$ 7.0 bil 8004215666
E Cap Growth 35 25 +17 8.17n .14
E Comstock 21 4 +19 13.43n .27
D Eqty &Inc 16 6 +22 7.11n .08
B+Glb Franch 20 2 +48 20.27n .17
D+Gr &Inc 19 5 +33 16.84n .28
DHiYldMuni 8 7 9.29n ..
DMid Cap Gr 36 23 +40 16.38n .38
Van Kamp C
$ 5.2 bil 8004215666
E Comstock 22 4 +19 13.43n .27
DEqty &Inc 17 6 +21 7.15n .08
B+Glb Franch 21 2 +47 20.37n .17
D Gr &Inc 19 5 +31 16.83n .29
DHiYldMuni 8 7 9.28n +.01
E StrMuniInc 9 7 11.02n ..
Vanguard Admiral
$ 286 bil 8009972798
D 500 Index 24 11 +24 101.23n 1.38
D Asset Allocat 24 11 +24 50.67n .70
BBalanced Idx 14 7 +23 18.47n .16
C+CA IntmTxEx 2 3 10.37n +.02
CCA LngTxEx 4 4 10.60n +.03
B Cap Opps r 26 17 +52 62.82n .92
EmgMktStk r 40 30 .. 25.96n .60
A+Energy r 29 33+183 106.83n .69
B Equity Inc 19 5 +32 40.32n .68
B+Euro Stk Idx r 32 18 +64 63.93n +.71
E Explorer 26 16 +25 48.92n 1.12
D+Extnd Mkt Idx 24 15 +47 30.27n .78
C+FL LngTxEx 4 5 10.65n +.01
A GNMA + 4 + 2 +15 10.34n +.01
DGrowth &Inc 24 12 +21 39.52n .44
D+Growth Idx 25 16 +22 24.82n .26
D+HiYld Corp r 11 8 4.93n .05
CHiYldTxEx 5 5 9.72n +.02
B Hlth Care r 12 4 +39 50.88n .36
A InflProSecs + 3 3 .. 23.89n +.05
C Ins LT Tax Ex 4 5 11.46n +.03
A+Int Treas + 6 + 3 +16 11.67n +.04
B+Intl Growth r 32 20 +55 53.42n .02
BIntmd Tax Ex 2 3 12.64n +.02
C+IntmdInvGrd 6 6 8.80n ..
D LargeCapIdx 24 12 .. 24.91n .36
DLgInvGdAdmr 7 5 8.02n .02
C LT Tax Ex 4 5 10.32n +.04
A+LT Treas + 7 + 4 +19 11.82n +.05
B+Ltd Tax Ex + 1 1 10.67n ..
E Mid Cap Idx 29 19 +44 66.96n 1.46
D Morgan Gr 28 18 +26 43.52n .36
C+NJ LngTxEx 3 4 10.98n +.03
C NY LngTxEx 4 5 10.33n +.05
C+PA LngTxEx 3 4 10.41n +.03
E Pac Stk Idx r 28 19 +40 60.01n .73
A Primecap r 19 14 +53 60.78n .46
A+REIT Idx r 11 6 +69 74.88n 3.80
B+Sh TmTxEx + 2 0 15.66n ..
A Sh TrmFed + 4 + 1 +12 10.61n +.01
B+ShrtInvAdmr 2 3 10.05n ..
A ShTrmBdIdx + 2 + 1 10.07n +.02
CSmall Idx 20 10 +49 25.92n .72
A+ST Treas + 5 + 2 +13 10.82n +.01
A Tot Bd Idx + 1 0 +10 9.93n +.01
D TotStk MktIdx 24 11 +30 26.62n .42
D TxMgd G&I r 24 11 +24 49.19n .68
DTxMgdCap r 25 13 +29 53.07n .72
E US Growth 25 14 +16 38.63n .36
D Value Idx 23 7 +33 19.44n .35
B Wellesley Inc 8 3 +16 46.97n .33
B+Wellington 16 9 +31 46.05n .41
E Windsor 30 12 36.57n .67
DWindsor II 23 8 +32 41.85n .85
Vanguard Index
$ 251 bil 8006627447
D 500 24 11 +24 101.23n 1.38
BBalanced 14 7 +23 18.47n .16
C+Devlpd Mkts r 31 19 +56 9.42n +.03
A+EmgMktStk r 41 30+126 19.70n .46
B+Euro Stk Idx r 32 18 +63 27.19n +.30
ExtDurTryI +10 + 11 .. 31.69n +.47
D+Extnd Mkt 24 15 +46 30.23n .77
E FTSESocIndx 26 10 6.54n .13
FTSEWldIns r 32 21 .. 78.26n .16
FTSEWldInv r 32 21 .. 15.60n .04
D+Growth 25 16 +22 24.82n .26
B+Int Bd 1 2 10.02n +.04
B+Int Bd Adm 1 2 10.02n +.04
Int Bd Inst 1 2 .. 10.02n +.04
D LargeCapInv 24 12 .. 19.93n .28
BLT Bd 3 2 10.90n +.04
LT Bd Inst 2 2 .. 10.90n +.04
E Mid Cap 29 19 +44 14.75n .32
MidCpGrI 35 26 .. 16.62n .32
E Pac Stk Idx r 28 19 +39 9.16n .11
CSmall Cap 20 11 +48 25.90n .71
D Small Cap Val 16 4 +49 13.03n .36
C Small Grow 25 17 +46 15.02n .41
A ST Bond + 2 + 1 10.07n +.02
ATot Bd Mrkt + 1 0 +10 9.93n +.01
D Tot St Mkt 24 11 +29 26.62n .42
B Total Intl Stk r 33 21 +63 13.37n .02
D Value 23 7 +32 19.44n .35
Vanguard Instl
$ 153 bil 8006627447
BBalanced Idx 14 7 +23 18.47n .16
C+Devlpd Mkts r 30 19 +56 9.35n +.03
A+EmgMktStk r 40 30+127 19.77n .46
B+Euro Stk Idx r 32 18 +64 27.25n +.30
D Index 24 11 +24 100.48n 1.38
D+Index Ext Mkt 24 15 +46 30.29n .77
D+Index Gr 25 16 +22 24.82n .26
E Index Mid Cp 29 19 +45 14.80n .32
D Index Plus 24 11 +24 100.49n 1.37
CIndex SmCp 20 10 +49 25.94n .72
A Index Tot Mkt + 1 0 +10 9.93n +.01
D Index Value 23 7 +33 19.44n .35
A InflaProtec + 3 3 .. 9.73n +.02
E Pac Stk Idx r 28 19 +40 9.18n .11
A+REIT Idx r 11 5 .. 11.59n .59
B+ShInvGrd I 2 3 10.05n ..
C SmCp Gr Idx 25 17 +46 15.06n .41
D SmCapVal Idx 16 4 +50 13.07n .36
StrcBrMkPls 25 13 .. 40.11n .64
StrcLgEqPls 24 11 .. 42.51n .58
D Tot Stk Idx 24 11 +30 26.63n .42
D+Tot Stk Idx Pls 24 11 +30 24.02n .38
A Totl Bd Idx + 1 0 +10 50.08n +.07
D TotStkIdx 24 11 +30 24.02n .38
D TxMd CpAp r 25 13 +29 26.37n .36
D TxMd Gr&Inc r 24 11 +24 23.94n .33
BTxMd SmCp r 15 6 +58 21.70n .58
BTxMgd Intl r 30 19 +57 10.72n +.04
Vanguard Signal
$ 46.0 bil 8006627447
500 Index 24 11 .. 83.62n 1.14
Bal Index 14 7 .. 18.27n .16
EmgMktStk r 40 30 .. 24.98n .58
EuroStkIdx r 32 18 .. 24.74n +.27
ExtndMktIdx 24 15 .. 26.02n .66
Growth Idx 25 16 .. 22.98n .24
Int Bd Sig 1 2 .. 10.02n +.04
Mid Cap Idx 29 19 .. 21.14n .46
PacStkIdx r 28 19 .. 20.84n .26
Reit Idx r 11 6 .. 19.99n 1.01
Small Idx 20 10 .. 23.37n .65
ST Bond Idx + 2 + 1 .. 10.07n +.02
TotBdMktIdx + 1 0 .. 9.93n +.01
TotStMktIdx 24 11 .. 25.69n .41
Val Idx 23 7 .. 20.23n .37
Vanguard Funds
$ 368 bil 8008514999
D Asset Alloc 24 11 +23 22.56n .31
C+CA IntmTxEx 2 3 10.37n +.02
BCA LngTxEx 4 4 10.60n +.03
B Cap Opport r 26 17 +51 27.17n .40
E Cap Value 37 16 6.43n .07
B+Convert Secs r 21 16 +19 10.64n .14
E Div Eq Inv 27 14 .. 17.46n .25
DivApprIdx 17 7 .. 18.21n .23
A Dividend Gr 15 7 +45 12.84n .15
A+Energy r 29 33+183 56.86n .37
B Equity Inc 19 5 +32 19.24n .32
E Explorer 26 16 +24 52.49n 1.20
C FL LngTxEx 4 5 10.65n +.01
DGlobal Eq 34 22 +43 15.57n .15
A GNMA + 4 + 2 +14 10.34n +.01
DGrowth &Inc 24 12 +21 24.20n .26
E Growth Equity 35 22 +14 8.75n .11
BHealth Care r 12 4 +39 120.50n .85
D+HiYld Corp r 11 8 4.93n .05
CHiYldTxEx 5 5 9.72n +.02
A Inflation Prot + 3 3 +17 12.17n +.03
CInsur LT Tx Ex 4 5 11.46n +.03
C IntInvGdInv 6 6 8.80n ..
E Intl Explor r 36 22 +54 11.80n .17
B+Intl Growth r 32 20 +54 16.77n ..
B+Intl Value r 30 20 +64 29.44n +.02
BIntmd Tax Ex 2 3 12.64n +.02
A+Intmd Treas + 6 + 3 +15 11.67n +.04
B Life Consv Gr 13 7 +20 14.57n .09
C Life Growth 23 12 +31 19.15n .22
B+Life Income 7 4 +14 12.84n .04
BLife Mod Gr 18 9 +26 17.22n .15
C LT Tax Ex 4 5 10.32n +.04
A+LT Treas + 6 + 4 +19 11.82n +.05
B+Ltd TmTx Ex + 1 1 10.67n ..
DLTInvGrdInv 7 5 8.02n .02
C+MA Tx Exem 3 4 9.54n +.03
A+Metals&Mine r 40 45+121 19.14n .36
C+MidCapGr A 27 17 +33 13.42n .22
D Morgan Gr 28 18 +25 14.02n .11
C+NJ LngTxEx 3 4 10.98n +.03
CNY LngTxEx 4 5 10.33n +.05
C+OH LT Tax Ex 3 4 11.18n +.04
C PA LngTxEx 3 4 10.41n +.03
A Primecap r 19 14 +52 58.52n .45
B+PrmcpCorInv r 18 12 .. 10.74n .09
A REIT Idx r 11 6 +69 17.55n .89
E Select Val r 25 9 +38 14.38n .36
B+ST Corp 2 3 10.05n ..
A ST Federal + 4 + 1 +12 10.61n +.01
B+ST Tax Exempt + 2 0 15.66n ..
A+ST Treas + 4 + 2 +12 10.82n +.01
C Star 18 10 +25 16.98n .13
E Strategic Eq 27 18 +26 14.86n .38
StratSmInv 22 13 .. 15.12n .40
B TargRet2005 10 6 .. 10.76n .05
TargRet2010 14 7 .. 19.86n .13
C+TargRet2015 16 8 .. 10.94n .08
TargRet2020 18 9 .. 19.21n .16
CTargRet2025 20 11 .. 10.96n .11
TargRet2030 22 11 .. 18.63n .20
CTargRet2035 23 12 .. 11.26n .13
TargRet2040 23 12 .. 18.31n .21
C TargRet2045 23 12 .. 11.63n .13
B+TargRetInc 7 5 .. 10.07n .02
C+TxMd SmCp r 15 6 +58 21.66n .57
C TxMgd Bal r 13 8 +17 17.42n .09
D TxMgd G&I r 24 11 +24 23.94n .32
C+TxMgd Intl r 30 18 +57 10.71n +.04
DTxMgdCap r 25 13 +28 26.35n .36
E US Growth 25 14 +16 14.90n .14
E US Value 21 10 +21 10.00n .18
B Wellesley Inc 8 3 +16 19.39n .13
B+Wellington 16 9 +30 26.66n .24
E Windsor 30 12 10.84n .19
DWindsor II 24 8 +32 23.57n .48
Vantagepoint
$ 16.4 bil 8006697400
D 500 Stk Indx II 24 11 +24 8.36n .12
DAggr Opportun 27 13 +34 8.26n .15
D Asset Alloc 24 11 +19 6.46n .09
D Brd Mkt Indx II .. .. no quote
ACore Bd Indx II + 1 0 9.66n +.01
ACrBdIdxI + 1 0 9.61n +.01
Discovery .. .. no quote
DivfdAsset 4 3 .. 9.59n +.06
DEquity Inc 24 11 +32 7.45n .15
E Growth 29 18 +10 7.43n .11
DGrowth &Inc 25 13 +18 7.87n .13
A InfProSecs .. .. no quote
CInternational 32 22 +43 8.24n .03
B+LowDuraBond 0 1 9.57n +.01
C MdlPtf TradGr .. .. no quote
D MP AllEqGr .. .. no quote
BMP CnsrvGr .. .. no quote
CMP LngTmGr .. .. no quote
BMP SavOrntd .. .. no quote
SelectVal .. .. no quote
Victory Funds
$ 7.0 bil 8005393863
B+Divers Stk C 22 14 +38 13.47n .32
ADivers Stk R 22 14 +40 13.65n .32
B+DiversStk A 22 14 +38 13.78 .32
B+DiversStk I 22 14 .. 9.61n .23
B+Estblsh Val R 19 14 +47 20.04n .36
A FundForInc A + 4 + 1 11.48 ..
A SmCo Oppo A 12 9 +58 22.60 .55
D+Spec Val A 32 24 +50 12.52 .27
Waddell&Rd Adv
$ 21.4 bil 8003665465
C+AccumA 26 16 +34 6.41 .07
A+AssetStr A 22 22 +98 9.92 .03
B Bond A 1 1 5.91 ..
A Contl Inc A 13 7 +32 7.31 .04
ACore Inv A 23 13 +40 4.82 .05
Energy A 32 37 .. 10.44 .05
A Glbl Bond A 2 6 +18 3.70 ..
AGovSecs A + 4 + 2 +10 5.57 ..
BHigh Inc A 8 6 6.15 .04
AIntl Gr A 32 20 +56 7.75 .02
C+Muni Bd A 2 3 6.63 +.01
CMuni Hi Inc A 5 5 4.47 ..
C NewCpt A 24 10 +47 8.88 .14
E Retire A 34 25 +20 6.32 .07
ASci &Tech A 26 17 +55 8.36 .18
E Sel Val A 24 10 +21 9.59 .13
ASelDivOppA 24 14 +50 13.26 .14
E SmCap A 27 15 +24 9.35 .31
E Small Cap Y 27 15 +27 9.78n .32
B Vanguard A 27 15 +33 7.54 .04
Wasatch
$ 3.3 bil 8005511700
E Core Growth 24 6 +12 26.38n +1.69
E Intl Growth 45 29 +29 10.99n .17
E Micro Cap 32 16 +11 3.80n .09
E SmallCapGr 28 8 +10 25.51n +.59
E SmallValue 29 20 +13 2.53n .07
E Ultra Growth 41 24 14 14.37n .25
Weitz Funds
$ 3.2 bil 8002324161
E Hickory 25 3 +21 25.88n .56
Opportunity 20 1 .. 7.49n .11
E Partner Val 25 3 14.89n .30
E Value 25 3 23.54n .41
Wells Fargo Advtg
$ 15.7 bil 8002228222
C+AsiaPac Inv 42 27 +42 7.80n .06
A CommonStk Z 20 8 +40 14.67n .34
B+DiscoverInv 27 23 +40 16.50n .36
D EntrprisInv 31 26 +34 24.46n .43
A GovtSecsAdv + 3 + 2 10.54 +.01
A GovtSecsInv + 3 + 2 10.54 ..
AGrowth Inv 28 16 +40 20.83n .23
C+Hi Inc Inv 10 7 6.44n .03
BIntmdTx Adv 2 3 10.21n +.01
DLgCoCoreI 24 11 +14 18.54n .39
E LgCoGrowInv 32 25 +25 13.20n .13
D LgCpGr Inv 26 16 +23 22.17n .11
D MidDisc Inv 16 8 +32 16.38 .30
C MuniBondInv 4 5 +12 8.79n ..
D Opport Inv 23 13 +28 28.25n .55
B+ShtTrmBdInv 1 1 8.19n .01
D+SmlCapVal Z 26 22 +58 21.73n .36
DSmlCoValInv 17 3 +36 12.85n .32
B STMuniBdInv 0 1 9.54n ..
B+Ult Sh Muni + 2 0 4.73 ..
C+UltInc Inv 3 2 8.43 .02
B+UltShMuniInv + 2 0 4.73n ..
E WlthGrowAl 27 15 .. 9.49 .45
E WlthGrowBal 24 13 +11 9.66 .39
D WlthModBal 15 9 .. 9.64 .24
E WlthTactEq 30 15 +30 11.74 .60
Wells Fargo Advtg A
$ 4.5 bil 8002228222
D Asset Alloc 20 8 +18 16.87 .19
D+CA Tax Free 5 5 10.12 +.01
E Endv Select 30 24 +30 8.19 .05
E Lg Co Grow 25 8 42.39 .44
A+Small Grow 26 9 +45 9.28 .33
D+Sml Cap Val 26 22 +57 21.42 .35
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad
$ 12.8 bil 8002228222
DAggr Alloc 26 12 +17 10.95n .14
D+C&B Lrg Val 21 5 .. 7.27 .18
E CapitalGrow 32 24 .. 13.56 .14
C+ConsrvAlloc 9 4 17.52n .06
E Divers Eq 26 12 +15 26.12n .35
E Divers Sml 22 8 +28 9.54n .24
C+DJ Tgt 2020 16 9 +21 11.96n .11
E Endv Select 30 24 .. 8.26 .05
A Govt Secs + 3 + 2 .. 10.53 ..
D Growth Bal 22 10 +13 22.16n .24
DIndex 24 11 +22 42.27n .58
DIntl Equity 34 21 +35 11.10n +.01
E Intl Value 32 18 .. 12.22n +.01
E Lg Co Grow 25 8 40.61n .42
CModerateBal 15 7 +10 17.44n .12
A Sh Dur Gov + 3 + 1 10.05n +.02
E SmCo Grow 30 10 17.06n .42
A+SmCapOppor 17 11 +62 27.08n .50
E Sml Co Val 20 2 +24 9.69n .32
BStable Inc 3 1 9.64n ..
B+TotRetBd Ad + 1 1 11.95n +.02
Wells Fargo Advtg D
$ 430 mil 8002228222
D C&B Mid Val 19 0 +24 13.06n .27
Wells Fargo Advtg I
$ 5.0 bil 8002228222
E CapitalGrow 32 24 .. 13.65 .14
B DJ Tgt 2010 9 6 .. 11.41 .06
BDJ Tgt 2020 16 9 .. 11.98n .11
CDJ Tgt 2030 21 12 .. 11.97n .15
D+DJ Tgt 2040 24 14 .. 13.17 .20
E Endv Select 30 24 .. 8.31n .04
A Govt Secs + 4 + 2 +10 10.53 +.01
A Growth 28 16 +45 22.03n .24
ATotRetBd In + 1 1 +10 11.94n +.01
WesMark Funds
$ 644 mil 8008641013
A Govt Bond + 3 + 2 +11 9.85 +.01
D Growth 24 15 +15 10.51 .16
Westcore
$ 2.1 bil 8003922673
E Growth 33 21 +19 10.28n .09
B+Plus Bond 2 2 +10 9.92n +.02
B Small Value 15 5 .. 10.22n .28
Western Asset
$ 21.1 bil 6268449400
DCore Bond I 8 5 9.63n +.03
DCoreBdFiInt 8 5 9.63n +.03
D CorePlBdInt 6 2 9.16n +.02
D CorePlusBdI 6 2 9.16n +.02
D+HiYld I 14 11 7.97n .04
AInflPlsBd I + 1 4 9.82n +.03
B IntermdBd 3 4 9.49n +.04
C NonUSOppBdI 1 0 9.82n +.03
Westport Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8885937878
BSel Cap I 18 15 +35 19.40n .32
C+Sel Cap R 19 15 +34 18.98n .30
William Blair I
$ 6.8 bil 8006352886
EmgMktGrIns 48 35 .. 11.37n .37
AGrowth 23 15 +31 9.21n .16
E InstIntlEq 40 28 .. 9.04n .10
D InstIntlGr 40 28 +47 11.60n .13
InstIntlSmG 37 28 .. 8.85n .19
D Intl Growth 40 28 +50 17.88n .20
E IntlEquity 39 28 .. 10.11n .11
IntlSmlCpGr 37 28 .. 8.82 .20
E SmCp Gr 30 13 +17 16.64n .48
William Blair N
$ 4.4 bil 8006352886
D Intl Growth 40 28 +48 17.54n .20
Wilmington
$ 2.4 bil 8003369970
CMltMgrIntlI 34 23 +48 6.27n .02
A+MltMgRlAstI .. .. no quote
E MltMgrLgCpI .. .. no quote
Wilshire Funds
$ 624 mil 8882006796
E LgCoGr Inv 29 18 +14 24.96n .26
WM Group A
$ 528 mil 8002225852
B WCoast Eq 20 8 +42 34.91 .54
E WnslwGGInv 46 25 +10 12.64 .35
World Funds
$ 975 mil 8005279525
EpochGlbEqI 22 10 .. 13.42n .04
B EpocIntlSmI 37 25 +76 14.90n .16
YZ
Yacktman Funds
$ 331 mil 8005258258
B+Yacktman 11 + 5 +24 11.92 .06
Yieldquest Funds
$ 235 mil 8009723868
TRBd Inst 15 13 .. 7.73n +.02
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LEAPS
Exp. Strike Last
Date Price Vol Price
Exp. Strike Last
Exp. Strike Last
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NYSE AMEX 312,808 298,125
Boston 381,218 374,303
Chicago 2,842,325 3,155,646
ISEC 2,247,103 2,151,638
Philadelphia 1,425,893 923,602
Totals 7,209,347 163,128,586 6,903,314 141,435,598
AK Steel 20.30
pJan10 15 1.5k 380
pJan10 30 1.0k 1240
Altria o 20.29
cJan09 75 10k 237
AmbacFn 3.27
cJan10 5 553 160
AmExp 30.87
pJan10 20 2.5k 285
AmIntGp 3.86
pJan10 250 582 120
cJan10 250 1.2k 250
cJan10 5 2.0k 205
cJan10 750 746 165
cJan10 10 497 120
cJan10 15 659 088
cJan10 45 588 023
AmTower 34.63
cJan10 40 677 469
Apple 97.07
cJan10 130 708 16
cJan10 150 485 1180
cJan10 200 845 530
cJan10 330 869 073
ArchCoal 27.04
cJan10 65 333 225
AT&T 28.12
pJan10 20 900 190
cJan10 25 1.4k 580
pJan10 25 1.2k 380
AthroGen 0.28
pJan09 250 15k 230
BankAm 34.48
pJan10 2250 905 305
pJan10 25 349 370
pJan10 2750 416 555
cJan10 30 392 1010
cJan10 35 751 775
cJan10 3750 548 645
pJan10 3750 956 1010
cJan10 40 726 525
cJan10 50 481 250
cJan10 60 698 090
BarrickG 32.09
cJan10 40 1.1k 6
BeazrHm 5.72
pJan10 5 2.0k 2
Brunswck 10.86
pJan10 10 2.0k 270
CapOne 44.90
pJan10 30 1.2k 850
CentAl 20.96
pJan10 20 500 494
pJan10 30 500 1044
Chevron 79.38
pJan10 85 384 1470
CienaCp 8.93
pJan10 5 2.0k 080
pJan10 750 1.0k 194
Cisco 21.25
pJan10 20 390 278
pJan10 25 600 570
cJan10 25 458 282
Citigrp 18.35
pJan10 10 1.5k 165
pJan10 1250 596 245
pJan10 15 5.6k 350
cJan10 15 868 640
pJan10 1750 912 470
cJan10 1750 381 545
cJan10 20 2.4k 435
pJan10 20 446 626
pJan10 2250 354 730
cJan10 2250 1.1k 335
cJan10 25 7.4k 230
pJan10 25 2.0k 971
cJan10 2750 2.5k 183
cJan10 30 2.4k 162
pJan10 30 389 1215
cJan10 35 1.5k 092
cJan10 40 1.8k 068
cJan10 45 371 039
cJan10 55 748 015
CoeurM 1.19
cJan10 250 335 050
Comcast 18.42
pJan10 15 965 140
pJan10 20 1.1k 340
Conseco 3.48
pJan10 5 700 360
Corning 14.81
pJan10 15 470 340
CVRD 15.77
cJan10 10 477 735
pJan10 10 1.1k 126
cJan10 15 903 430
pJan10 15 3.7k 360
pJan10 20 597 610
cJan10 20 1.8k 260
pJan10 2250 437 820
cJan10 2250 354 210
cJan10 25 738 143
cJan10 2750 651 113
cJan10 30 1.6k 091
Dell Inc 15.25
pJan10 1250 887 160
pJan10 15 1.4k 261
cJan10 15 775 350
pJan10 1750 2.6k 4
cJan10 20 719 162
cJan10 2250 500 108
cJan10 25 662 065
DevonEn 82.51
cJan10 95 438 1458
DltaPetr 10.05
pJan10 1250 1.2k 380
eBay 18.94
pJan10 20 1.2k 370
cJan11 20 360 515
cJan10 2750 648 165
cJan10 30 957 109
EnCana 54.74
pJan10 50 420 820
EvergEn 0.56
pJan09 250 1.4k 195
Exxon 77.94
pJan10 80 1.5k 1245
cJan10 80 1.5k 980
FanniMae 1.34
pJan10 250 3.3k 180
cJan10 250 1.4k 075
pJan10 5 4.1k 390
pJan10 750 5.1k 630
pJan10 10 5.1k 890
pJan10 15 4.8k 1390
FMCG 44.86
pJan10 40 2.0k 11
pJan10 80 1.0k 4132
FredMac 1.49
cJan10 250 2.3k 095
pJan10 250 440 185
GenElec 21.57
cJan10 10 620 1231
pJan10 15 4.5k 238
pJan10 1750 526 310
cJan10 20 477 570
pJan10 20 775 420
pJan10 25 10k 640
cJan10 25 1.0k 340
cJan10 30 1.9k 190
cJan10 35 394 114
cJan10 40 535 061
cJan10 45 1.1k 035
GenMotrs 9.00
pJan10 10 427 537
Goldcorp 26.74
cJan10 60 333 180
GoldmanS 128.00
pJan10 90 757 11
Hallibtn 26.80
pJan10 25 720 390
cJan10 30 500 570
pJan10 30 1.2k 720
HarmonyG 8.06
cJan10 750 1.0k 295
HeclaM 3.75
pJan10 5 1.0k 260
HomeDp 23.81
cJan10 30 860 239
cJan10 3250 737 191
cJan10 35 627 133
IntcntlEx 78.21
cJan10 125 385 1350
cJan10 130 770 1350
Intel 17.31
pJan10 15 7.2k 212
pJan10 1750 2.8k 330
pJan10 20 385 485
cJan10 20 1.3k 236
cJan10 2250 709 160
cJan10 25 387 125
cJan10 30 534 055
iShBraz 47.40
cJan10 90 817 255
iShRs2000 62.70
cJan10 90 497 140
KB Home 18.98
pJan10 5 1.0k 070
Lowes 21.52
pJan10 15 675 175
MerrLyn 26.67
cJan10 35 2.9k 370
MicronTc 4.44
cJan10 750 352 075
Microsft 26.32
pJan10 20 1.1k 165
cJan10 2750 412 360
cJan10 30 937 265
cJan10 40 459 051
MktVGold 29.05
cJan10 30 1.8k 760
cJan10 35 2.9k 690
cJan10 50 351 380
Morgan 45.90
cJan10 25 5.5k 2350
pJan10 40 731 730
cJan10 50 446 760
cJan10 60 853 430
cJan10 70 382 260
Mosaic 40.88
pJan10 75 1.1k 4020
NatCity 3.51
cJan10 750 778 070
cJan10 10 461 050
Nucor 34.75
pJan10 35 706 920
pJan10 40 504 1262
Oracle 19.48
pJan10 10 400 055
cJan10 25 412 180
PepsiCo 69.00
cJan10 75 398 590
pJan10 75 652 950
Petrobrs 36.72
cJan10 3750 800 1090
pJan10 3750 705 950
Pfizer 19.00
cJan10 20 382 185
PnnNtGm 20.03
pJan10 20 750 477
pJan10 30 500 1085
Potash 95.36
cJan10 100 333 34
cJan10 150 939 2040
PwNasd100 36.18
cJan10 30 603 950
pJan10 30 1.1k 249
cJan10 38 1.2k 602
cJan10 39 3.3k 416
cJan10 40 369 380
pJan10 44 499 938
cJan10 50 640 113
cJan10 52 600 099
Qualcom 40.87
pJan10 40 417 750
Rambus 10.94
cJan10 30 409 123
RetailHT 84.99
pJan10 65 458 4
RschMotn 60.96
cJan10 60 1.2k 1895
Rus2000 619.40
pDec09 5000 701
4519
ScielePh 30.80
pJan10 30 1.0k 005
SearsHld 87.32
pJan10 30 1.0k 390
SemiHTr 22.90
cJan10 2750 390 187
cJan10 30 1.0k 124
SiriusXM 0.58
cJan10 250 400 015
SmithfFd 15.91
pJan10 15 369 4
cJan10 25 451 2
SP Eng q 58.01
cDec09 90 349 180
SP Fncl 18.78
cJan10 25 367 175
cJan10 30 507 082
SPDR 110.34
pDec10 95 920 1045
pDec10 100 543 1220
pDec10 105 1.4k 1350
cDec10 160 437 254
cDec10 210 405 021
SpdrGld 82.59
pJan10 95 3.2k 1981
cJan10 95 3.3k 1050
Terex 23.67
cJan10 20 419 940
Tesoro 13.92
pJan10 2250 400 980
TevaPh 46.08
cJan10 50 682 510
TexInst 21.06
cJan10 2250 371 315
cJan10 25 367 240
TimeWarn 12.12
pJan10 10 409 110
pJan10 1250 616 225
cJan10 15 1.5k 110
UAL Cp 8.11
pJan10 250 403 095
US Bcp 35.06
cJan10 3750 543 560
US Steel 63.50
pJan10 65 1.2k 2150
USG 21.87
pJan10 1750 357 320
VimpelCm 17.40
cJan10 50 400 065
Wachovia 6.21
cJan10 250 522 387
cJan10 5 972 270
cJan10 750 388 178
pJan10 10 670 5
cJan10 10 381 130
cJan10 1750 775 030
cJan10 20 617 030
pJan10 30 367 2320
WeathfInt 20.00
cJan10 25 1.2k 424
WellsFrgo 35.47
pJan10 3750 1.0k 1030
cJan10 3750 1.0k 640
cJan10 50 1.0k 3
Wrigley 79.77
pJan10 75 1.5k 005
Yahoo 16.00
cJan10 25 335 190
Yamana 6.86
cJan10 10 344 2
YingliGr 9.64
cOct08 10 482 080
Option Totals
Total Call Total Put
Call Open Put Open
Exchange Volume Interest Volume Interest
DJ Inds Close 103.25 Dec
p80 31 009 60 065 669 095
p92 46 038 1.1k 235 6 253
p100 393 230 76 440 337 520
p103 463 350 34 485 5 630
p104 437 385 125 545 229 610
c105 228 295 43 540 382 755
p105 342 430 78 650 746 660
p106 756 477 7 6 5 622
c106 1.2k 3 266 485 .... ....
p107 292 480 44 7 13 650
c107 386 195 55 455 79 535
c108 555 174 14 396 3 490
c109 570 145 781 420 100 460
c110 419 110 8 415 288 345
p110 526 725 40 850 20 9
c111 419 110 40 363 .... ....
p111 304 740 .... .... 351060
c112 318 070 1 350 12 290
p113 250 950 1051005 .... ....
c114 896 045 1 260 11 3
c120 .... .... 226 047 211 1
p121 .... .... 900 1525 .... ....
c122 246 007 .... .... .... ....
c123 9 004 .... .... 543 065
c124 .... .... .... .... 362 053
c125 50 005 10 035 206 043
c127 234 002 .... .... .... ....
GS Idx Close 112.08 Dec
c100 1 1410 1.4k 20 .... ....
c120 526 550 1 860 .... ....
MidCap Close 661.96 Dec
p650 400 1850 .... .... .... ....
Nasd100 Close 1470.84 Dec
p1150 375 340 211259 701650
p1200 378 6 1272120 142520
p1225 199 650 1.2k2480 .... ....
p1250 364 930 462870 27 26
p1275 3.1k 1150 353350 .... ....
p1300 480 14 3063840 1564670
p1325 227 1770 334430 .... ....
p1350 1.0k 2270 1815060 546210
p1375 385 2778 3585820 30 61
p1400 1.4k 3310 662 66 126880
p1425 1.8k 4210 757260 177770
p1450 4.9k 5230 9218290 238840
p1475 2.4k 63 70 91 49107
50
p1500 5.1k 7250 115 10280 10
108
p1525 1.6k 8830 140 122101.6k
13170
c1525 2.0k 3850 1.1k7190 1.6k8640
p1550 798 9094 69 120 212
143
c1550 744 2750 1596120 2077530
p1575 374 11993 124 14869
.... ....
c1575 816 2180 1405150 86580
p1600 398 12580 315 16519
8 13410
c1600 1.1k 1460 116450 495620
c1625 1.0k 1060 1 50 314820
c1650 3.3k 730 210 37 864060
c1675 1.8k 5 352270 41 34
c1700 3.1k 330 1482401 313730
c1725 1.6k 220 5901750 13150
c1750 2.7k 180 1871150 3 19
c1775 757 080 791 9 222360
c1800 1.3k 050 158 712 1251140
c1825 340 049 106 613 .... ....
c1875 876 020 216 340 231050
c1900 1.2k 010 94 480 2.4k 590
p1900 50 37445 .... .... 2.4k
39490
c1925 1.0k 018 10 304 11 6
c1975 319 020 15 134 .... ....
PhrmIdx Close 289.52 Dec
c300 .... .... 400 6 .... ....
c310 .... .... 600 295 .... ....
Rus2000 Close 619.40 Dec
p400 .... .... .... .... 339 350
p450 .... .... 261 430 847 522
p460 .... .... 259 524 .... ....
p470 .... .... 448 621 .... ....
p480 690 195 511 731 .... ....
p490 677 163 856 855 .... ....
p500 1.7k 3 1.1k 990 9091173
p510 1.0k 340 1.6k1082 2881511
p520 1.9k 430 1.2k1240 2011541
p530 4.5k 497 2.0k1465 3091675
p540 3.6k 582 1.1k1659 3332181
p550 4.5k 727 3.3k1830 1472490
p560 5.6k 868 1.9k2109 1362840
p570 3.5k 1040 9182382 65 27
p580 4.5k 1280 3.8k2668 413350
p590 7.2k 1520 6582941 92666
p600 12k 18 891 33 182 40
p610 10k 2190 5173655 4 37
c610 264 31 305450 15670
p620 11k 2445 6004185 172 50
p630 8.6k 2905 3394525 375 48
c640 1.5k 1690 116 35 330 46
p640 9.0k 3693 2525020 543 53
p650 4.0k 4245 1.9k5531 4.0k6203
c650 2.0k 1140 1.9k2640 4.4k3415
c660 2.4k 9 3612210 682896
p660 2.6k 4834 1026113 165320
c670 2.6k 664 3631863 393825
p670 2.0k 5695 112 67 536030
p680 1.8k 6270 1077339 251 79
c680 1.8k 420 1271543 422670
c690 3.3k 324 1061330 892050
p690 554 7116 228054 247563
c700 4.0k 226 3961022 71 16
c710 2.4k 150 717 870 52060
c720 3.9k 120 1.1k 670 271220
p720 577 9930 38780 79100
60
c730 4.0k 075 594 514 1461140
c740 3.9k 060 277 433 121 940
c750 2.4k 039 278 364 5 7
c760 2.8k 033 975 243 184 630
c770 2.7k 035 516 185 1.5k 667
c780 1.7k 018 1.1k 156 158 370
c790 1.4k 017 555 118 52 265
c800 1.1k 014 427 088 117 214
c810 1.5k 015 546 064 50 177
c820 1.6k 016 2.0k 270 10 130
c830 1.3k 017 1.1k 260 56 105
c840 277 010 243 066 10 075
c850 696 008 790 028 79 060
c860 87 005 302 018 74 065
c870 22 007 801 016 19 050
p4900 .... .... .... .... 348 1173
SemiconIdx Close 284.73 Dec
p290 211 1250 .... .... 22630
SP100 Close 521.38 Dec
p400 322 080 292 360 46 480
p415 231 075 .... .... .... ....
p430 250 080 7 520 .... ....
p450 37 320 206 950 .... ....
p455 364 225 1 850 .... ....
p460 311 4 16 11 121010
p475 364 6 117 9 .... ....
p485 220 810 61360 .... ....
p490 380 9 .... .... 1 22
p500 514 1140 145 22 .... ....
p510 650 1480 32330 22930
p520 456 1890 82950 106120
p525 233 2187 503140 .... ....
p530 493 2450 143430 .... ....
c535 390 14 5 36 .... ....
c540 918 11 3472310 20 56
p540 755 30 83880 55980
c545 347 1030 1561930 .... ....
c550 724 822 38 16 432140
p550 250 3620 124420 14220
c560 1.5k 550 301420 .... ....
p560 213 4370 1503860 68001
c570 830 350 81020 111850
c575 630 270 8 850 .... ....
c580 1.1k 220 41 840 .... ....
c590 703 1 6 620 .... ....
c595 340 070 4 920 .... ....
c600 1.1k 070 76 450 .... ....
c605 753 040 .... .... .... ....
c610 490 050 80 350 .... ....
c800 .... .... .... .... 352 150
SP100 Eur Close 521.38 Dec
p495 257 610 .... .... .... ....
p510 261 8 .... .... .... ....
p525 224 20 .... .... .... ....
c525 216 19 .... .... .... ....
c530 275 18 .... .... .... ....
p535 263 2210 .... .... .... ....
c535 278 1620 .... .... .... ....
c540 550 21 753350 .... ....
p540 412 20 .... .... .... ....
c620 257 055 1 248 .... ....
c635 271 015 .... .... .... ....
c650 .... .... 342 055 .... ....
c670 .... .... 342 020 .... ....
SPX500 Close 1099.22 Dec
p600 32 020 30 090 272 1
p700 2.0k 035 104 2 29 310
p750 304 065 28 265 7 320
p800 8 1 1.2k 360 192 620
p850 5.2k 170 3.9k 770 3.5k 11
p875 3.5k 210 15 9 .... ....
p880 1 175 3.0k 11 .... ....
c900 300 230 .... .... 10220
p900 23k 310 8.1k1350 368 18
p925 401 430 841 14 .... ....
p950 15k 640 4881910 12k2750
p975 25k 850 7822280 162512
p980 90 543 5042420 .... ....
p1000 52k 1250 1.6k 29 13k3750
p1020 1.1k 15 42 21 .... ....
p1025 2.8k 15 106 36 8.2k 45
p1030 825 1696 102750 .... ....
p1040 329 1970 13170 .... ....
p1050 25k 2180 8.7k4263 29k5250
p1060 1.1k 2487 84555 .... ....
p1070 1.8k 28 .... .... .... ....
p1075 17k 30 2.7k5290 3.2k6090
p1080 2.4k 3167 224390 .... ....
p1090 915 3680 1.4k4030 .... ....
c1100 1.7k 4420 42 66 .... ....
p1100 23k 40 4.4k 63 6.2k6995
c1105 14 4070 .... .... 2.0k 75
p1105 225 4055 1 48 2.0k 73
p1110 227 4440 105 76 743 76
c1110 8 4530 2 83 708 74
p1115 94 4567 66020 2.2k 74
c1115 52 3430 26630 2.0k 72
p1120 4.2k 50 346420 16k 73
c1120 12 31 4 70 8.5k 73
c1125 639 31 10 67 1.1k 74
p1125 6.2k 52 1.1k 68 5.0k 73
p1130 414 5560 147510 1.4k 76
c1130 302 2750 45109 1.4k 74
p1135 44 58 12 54 1.8k 73
c1135 25 4020 .... .... 1.6k 70
c1140 1.4k 2493 2714657 6.4k 73
p1140 1.2k 63 35650 6.6k 74
c1145 23 3280 155090 2.0k7150
p1145 22 5320 23 71 2.1k8090
c1150 31k 1950 8.8k 42 14k5220
p1150 18k 67 15k8535 40k 72
p1155 30 6591 .... .... 1.2k 74
c1155 187 1850 7123930 1.5k6510
p1160 1.9k 6476 998250 126100
50
c1160 175 1660 7063770 1264650
p1175 4.3k 85 2.0k 102 2.9k
100
c1175 5.0k 1110 18 44 4.8k 45
c1180 1.2k 11 210 47 24020
p1180 219 7790 209430 18520
c1190 322 850 1 37 23630
c1200 17k 728 9.7k 25 4.7k 33
p1200 2.3k 105 2.3k 115
2.1k 12430
c1205 630 632 13280 .... ....
c1210 972 550 .... .... .... ....
c1215 268 5 .... .... .... ....
p1215 254 10361 .... .... ....
....
c1220 6.8k 432 .... .... .... ....
c1225 5.1k 350 233 17 2563410
c1230 2.2k 280 361520 .... ....
c1235 2.1k 282 701650 .... ....
c1240 1.5k 242 51550 .... ....
c1245 441 220 200 21 .... ....
c1250 16k 185 13k1050 564 18
p1250 280 14820 339 155
2.4k 161
c1255 92 160 3001720 3.5k 25
c1260 3.1k 140 1.4k 16 .... ....
p1260 211 15760 .... .... ....
....
c1265 1.7k 090 .... .... .... ....
c1270 2.2k 115 62 970 550 24
p1275 3 171901.6k 164
1.0k 18290
c1275 5.5k 080 4.0k 8 1.6k1420
c1280 5.6k 075 58 793 .... ....
c1285 10k 080 .... .... .... ....
c1290 1.9k 055 21 10 .... ....
c1300 5.2k 050 539 450 3.2k 10
p1300 .... .... 71169
709 173
c1310 2.2k 1 16 595 .... ....
c1320 238 025 3 495 .... ....
c1325 749 035 4.4k 3 310 680
c1330 490 035 10 310 .... ....
SPX500 st Close 1099.22 Dec
p1075 1.5k 1710 .... .... .... ....
c1175 206 5 .... .... .... ....
Exp. Strike Last
Oct Nov Oct Nov Oct Nov Oct Nov
Exp. Strike Last
Exp. Strike Last
P Strike Last Last Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price
3M Co Close 64.60 Jan
p55 no tr 3.1k 097 no tr
c75 42 015 3.0k 066 12 150
A M D Close 4.53 Jan
p4 2.4k 042 18 066 34 092
c5 4.7k 039 302 080 1.0k 094
AbtLab Close 58.51 Feb
p5750 2.4k 115 7 206 100 390
c60 5.4k 080 211 190 no tr
AdobeS Close 33.69 Jan
p4250 no tr 10 830 5.7k 790
AEagleO Close 13.63 Feb
c15 10k 040 1.5k 098 no tr
AK Steel Close 20.30 Dec
c2250 8.9k 2 102 380 180 470
c25 2.3k 091 316 240 53 330
c2750 2.7k 065 361 205 no tr
c3250 1.0k 025 4.7k 080 no tr
Alcoa Close 19.24 Jan
c25 2.1k 016 779 045 4.8k 104
Allergan Close 46.65 Jan
p45 2.4k 1 no tr 28 370
Amazon Close 67.00 Jan
c75 2.5k 118 411 425 21 785
AmbacFin Close 3.27 Feb
c5 5.4k 035 1.1k 075 10 145
c750 2.3k 015 913 030 1 105
AmExp Close 30.87 Jan
p10 no tr no tr 4.5k 030
p30 2.5k 225 395 370 909 470
c35 2.1k 1 1.1k 220 131 348
Amgen Close 58.89 Jan
c55 63 537 no tr 6.0k 795
AmIntGp Close 3.86 Feb
c250 2.1k 150 2.6k 173 154 215
p250 3.3k 009 1.7k 055 65 085
c3 2.5k 110 419 163 7 2
p3 3.1k 025 428 077 10 121
c4 13k 060 2.8k 123 164 170
p4 7.1k 077 2.3k 135 221 173
p5 13k 153 16k 201 32 246
c5 29k 037 7.8k 089 269 140
c6 10k 024 3.9k 064 47 155
c750 1.7k 013 3.4k 040 167 120
c7 1.9k 018 2.1k 053 30 135
c10 2.8k 005 1.1k 026 788 073
Amylin Close 17.17 Jan
p15 16k 085 no tr no tr
c20 2.2k 070 1.1k 150 13 3
c2250 5.0k 040 21 110 1 205
p2250 5.0k 420 6 470 40 730
Anadrk Close 41.54 Feb
c50 3.3k 075 29 310 no tr
Apache Close 90.48 Jan
p100 591226 no tr 2.5k 16
c120 309 025 115 310 2.6k 470
AppldMat Close 14.19 Jan
c14 55 115 2.4k 110 no tr
c15 140 040 2.3k 090 1.6k 120
Apple Close 97.07 Jan
p70 7.7k 066 1.2k 327 2.3k 530
p75 4.8k 106 3.8k 435 1.7k 670
p80 14k 158 4.3k 590 1.8k 820
p85 11k 251 1.8k 739 7871030
p90 16k 390 4.6k 950 2.5k1215
p95 14k 580 3.1k1170 1.4k1475
c95 4.5k 8 8401394 1751655
p100 24k 820 4.0k1390 1.9k1720
c100 17k 560 2.2k1150 998 15
c105 20k 361 1.5k 960 798 13
p105 11k1130 1.4k1685 1.9k1830
c110 19k 220 2.3k 745 2.8k 11
p110 5.7k1520 1.1k2030 1.9k2345
p115 2.4k1932 7462340 1802680
c115 14k 142 2.0k 620 6.0k 940
c120 13k 085 3.4k 480 4.0k 8
c125 12k 048 3.3k 375 455 675
Apple fr Close 97.07 Jan
c130 7.6k 028 2.5k 285 no tr
c135 7.9k 019 1.5k 215 no tr
c140 3.1k 010 1.2k 159 2.5k 385
c145 2.5k 007 no tr no tr
c150 2.6k 009 1.5k 085 8.3k 260
c170 411 002 601 024 3.3k 116
ArchCoal Close 27.04 Jan
p30 251 460 234 550 3.1k 671
c35 2.2k 060 713 185 247 320
AtherosCm Close 21.94 Dec
c2250 1.4k 090 2.2k 175 36 230
ATower Close 34.63 Jan
p35 556 2 2 320 10k 4
p3750 10k 280 no tr 149 5
BarickG Close 32.09 Jan
p30 8.8k 110 289 255 121 3
c35 3.0k 1
10 87 270 876 360
BcoBrad Close 13.13 Dec
c20 2 005 no tr 5.4k 020
BeazerHm Close 5.72 Feb
p5 61 020 3.4k 090 26 142
Bk of Am Close 34.48 Feb
p30 4.8k 1 4.6k 228 140 370
p3250 5.3k 160 1.8k 305 273 475
c35 9.7k 220 5.2k 375 337 524
p35 6.2k 265 3.0k 410 146 545
p3750 5.0k 4 968 540 905 681
c3750 17k 112 2.7k 248 288 435
c40 27k 050 5.8k 171 1.5k 310
p40 4.6k 575 629 680 175 821
c4250 10k 024 2.9k 090 959 230
p4250 2.3k 820 292 880 1161035
c45 3.1k 008 3.5k 054 759 160
BkNYMel Close 29.78 Dec
p2250 5.1k 085 no tr no tr
c2250 5.0k 950 no tr no tr
c3250 6.6k 215 12 350 35 452
p3250 6.4k 4 no tr 22 628
Broadcm Close 16.63 Feb
c1750 no tr 4.0k 130 no tr
c19 6.9k 025 2.7k 085 no tr
p19 5.8k 211 no tr no tr
Bruns Close 10.86 Dec
p10 20 035 30 090 25k 145
BurlNo Close 83.29 Jan
p80 4.0k 250 341 5 72 688
c90 3.0k 135 221 430 5.1k 6
c110 10 008 42 070 5.0k 130
Cameco Close 20.48 Dec
p1750 238 053 1.4k 125 2.1k 165
CapOne Close 44.90 Dec
p45 3.4k 420 527 660 338 781
c45 2.2k 360 113 6 150 710
Caterp Close 51.21 Feb
p45 no tr 2.8k 273 47 385
p50 2.6k 233 316 490 60 520
c60 2.3k 038 332 2 74 315
c70 223 005 4.3k 034 79 137
CdnSolar Close 15.18 Jan
c20 3.3k 040 29 165 51 275
ChesEng Close 28.92 Jan
p25 2.2k 105 no tr 496 320
p30 2.8k 320 776 472 498 580
c35 9.5k 080 494 215 508 3
p35 548 689 39 8 4.0k 870
c40 1.3k 025 6.5k 115 470 185
c45 616 015 126 055 4.5k 110
Chevron Close 79.38 Dec
p70 5.1k 070 55 165 80 240
Cisco Close 21.25 Jan
p20 6.2k 050 654 110 123 143
c20 no tr 3.2k 252 no tr
p21 12k 0
90 no tr no tr
c30 1 003 no tr 7.1k 012
Cisco fr Close 21.25 Jan
p22 2.3k 133 198 193 no tr
c22 8.7k 060 5.4k 133 no tr
c23 11k 028 4.3k 092 no tr
CIT Grp Close 6.97 Jan
c10 441 025 40 075 3.3k 115
Citigrp Close 18.35 Dec
p10 5.0k 016 306 049 1.6k 061
p1250 5.0k 031 983 093 1.1k 104
c2750 7.4k 010 1.5k 029 3.1k 051
c30 5.2k 008 813 017 1.0k 027
p30 2.7k1160 2321005 1.0k1220
Citigrp fr Close 18.35 Dec
p15 18k 070 12k 161 2.6k 174
p1750 36k 135 9.2k 255 2.3k 280
c1750 15k 230 1.1k 335 444 350
p20 33k 281 7.2k 360 3.0k 421
c20 54k 113 7.5k 208 2.3k 243
c2250 44k 047 6.3k 115 4.5k 151
p2250 4.1k 480 1.4k 590 1.1k 6
p25 4.9k 7 798 745 817 805
c25 34k 020 6.3k 060 8.4k 084
CocaCola Close 52.57 Feb
p4750 240 030 3.5k 095 no tr
p5250 2.4k 155 371 255 440 380
CogTech Close 19.26 Jan
ComcastA Close 18.42 Jan
c20 2.1k 030 3.8k 110 172 130
ConocPhil Close 66.14 Feb
p60 6.9k 159 749 390 37 465
p65 3.6k 310 351 570 96 720
Costco Close 62.60 Jan
p6250 632 275 6.1k 480 378 570
CVRD Close 15.77 Dec
c15 3.7k 172 98 292 160 287
p15 3.2k 115 164 212 586 212
c17 5.5k 085 1.3k 178 no tr
c1750 no tr no tr 2.7k 183
p17 2.2k 225 675 330 no tr
c19 3.7k 035 601 136 92 131
c20 7.3k 024 1.7k 1 7.9k 120
p20 707 475 106 510 10k 505
c22 5.7k 012 607 064 no tr
c25 224 008 737 035 3.1k 053
CVS Care Close 31.93 Feb
c3250 2.6k 090 32 255 no tr
DanaHldg Close 4.15 Dec
Deere Close 39.24 Dec
c40 2.8k 225 360 390 5 540
c45 2.5k 070 466 203 370 324
Dell Inc Close 15.25 Feb
p17 2.5k 197 76 189 10 257
c17 5.0k 027 290 088 89 202
DJIA Di fr Close 103.20 Dec
p100 4.1k 257 296 453 111 540
p103 4.5k 375 no tr 6 680
c104 3.1k 350 no tr 114 649
DJIA Dia q Close 103.20 Dec
p92 242 080 10 178 3.0k 265
c105 2.9k 295 no tr 44 585
p105 5.0k 450 12k 660 5 770
c106 6.0k 259 336 446 95 6
p106 5.5k 5 no tr 37 810
c107 5.3k 207 2.6k 415 228 5
p107 4.3k 585 no tr 123 712
c108 5.8k 172 308 360 no tr
c109 6.2k 139 100 315 no tr
c117 2.5k 023 no tr 100 176
DryShips Close 31.50 Dec
p25 652 105 2.8k 255 45 245
c35 2.7k 190 932 4 6 442
c40 3.5k 090 405 245 55 310
c75 2 005 no tr 2.5k 020
eBay Close 18.94 Jan
c2250 11k 025 no tr 178 098
c25 2.9k 008 100 024 28 057
EgyConv Close 56.26 Dec
c75 2.3k 080 29 450 37 390
EMC Close 11.58 Jan
c1250 no tr no tr 7.8k 1
c14 1.1k 003 578 030 2.7k 054
c15 175 006 5 015 6.1k 032
c19 114 001 no tr 5.4k 013
EqtyResd Close 39.14 Jan
c45 3.3k 090 2 171 no tr
ExxonMob Close 77.94 Jan
p70 3.7k 079 853 234 407 287
p75 3.6k 192 1.4k 370 753 5
p80 2.1k 420 537 630 570 745
c80 2.3k 2 345 4 526 535
c85 3.3k 059 2.6k 210 1.3k 340
c90 3.5k 010 3.1k 094 1.2k 221
FannieM Close 1.34 Dec
c250 5.6k 010 no tr 2.8k 035
FHLB Close 1.49 Jan
c3 6.1k 015 no tr 1.9k 040
FluorCp Close 46.76 Jan
p6750 3.0k1985 no tr 242110
p75 2.8k2720 no tr no tr
FM C&G Close 44.86 Feb
p40 2.4k 246 556 5 190 705
p45 2.8k 481 1.4k 726 33 880
c45 2.2k 430 401 690 72 9
c50 5.8k 223 1.3k 495 32 845
c55 2.5k 120 457 350 63 660
c60 2.3k 059 2.1k 235 165 420
c65 1.3k 034 4.6k 161 55 320
FordM Close 4.05 Dec
c5 4.2k 012 352 044 384 057
FosterWh Close 31.91 Feb
p30 185 180 4.2k 360 41 523
c55 3 005 89 046 5.9k 1
Garmin Close 28.72 Jan
p25 587 047 2.1k 190 67 295
Gen El Close 21.57 Dec
p1250 2.4k 010 397 023 34 042
p15 3.4k 015 185 040 265 067
p1750 8.8k 031 1.2k 076 388 110
p20 5.1k 064 3.2k 142 658 173
p21 4.1k 1 1.1k 176 2.8k 210
c22 13k 097 691 182 1.8k 234
p22 10k 142 12k 220 686 278
GenElec fr Close 21.57 Dec
c23 26k 062 1.4k 140 678 191
p23 4.4k 212 2.9k 271 221 310
c24 11k 036 1.6k 1 852 157
c25 12k 023 no tr no tr
c26 4.3k 013 no tr 411 090
Genentc Close 87.53 Dec
c90 3.3k 210 460 520 10 690
c95 254 135 2.5k 311 259 380
c100 2.1k 045 670 2 1.2k 235
GenMotrs Close 9.00 Dec
c11 2.4k 036 559 105 no tr
Gilead Close 45.75 Feb
p45 4.7k 155 3.8k 285 8 4
GnGrth Close 9.67 Jan
p10 1.7k 260 160 368 4.9k 380
GnMills Close 70.15 Jan
c70 2.1k 135 143 260 125 390
GoldFLtd Close 7.83 Jan
GoldmanS fr Close 128.00 Jan
c135 6.3k 450 919 9 1401320
c140 6.7k 3 1.5k 680 no tr
c145 4.3k 2 966 5 no tr
c150 8.5k 125 834 375 no tr
c155 2.4k 086 591 270 no tr
c160 2.4k 060 572 180 no tr
c180 178 027 48 030 2.6k 170
GoldmnS Close 128.00 Jan
p95 2.4k 145 456 375 69 780
p105 2.8k 230 279 6 266 990
p120 3.2k 530 no tr 7671320
p125 3.1k 735 4511210 no tr
c130 4.7k 650 6331150 4701580
p130 2.6k 930 1.1k 14 2811595
Goodyr Close 12.55 Jan
c15 58 050 4.1k 095 445 150
Google fr Close 386.91 Dec
c400 2.3k1930 213 31 55 39
HarleyDav Close 32.60 Feb
p30 210 130 3.7k 225 4 3
p35 25 320 17k 464 60 6
c45 15 010 16k 030 40 095
HartfdFn Close 27.40 Dec
p25 3.3k 340 64 590 3 6
HewlettPk Close 43.00 Feb
c45 3.0k 070 2.5k 195 179 380
c4750 3.4k 025 1.5k 125 579 275
c50 2.7k 006 1.1k 055 824 190
HomeDp Close 23.81 Feb
p2250 2.1k 070 1.6k 158 no tr
HomeDp fr Close 23.81 Feb
c2750 2.1k 017 no tr 470 174
HSBC Close 81.37 Dec
p75 2.6k 150 4 320 25 450
I B M Close 103.44 Jan
p100 2.1k 390 1.3k 550 253 750
p105 4.3k 580 169 750 181 10
IBM fr Close 103.44 Jan
p110 2.7k 9 2.5k1060 1061250
c115 4.3k 125 no tr 297 470
c120 2.4k 050 252 170 515 320
c125 1.7k 020 2.2k 090 249 280
Incyte Close 6.69 Dec
c750 20 020 175 050 2.4k 085
Intel Close 17.31 Jan
p17 15k 077 3.3k 115 no tr
c1750 no tr no tr 9.4k 179
c19 5 024 16k 063 no tr
Intel fr Close 17.31 Jan
p18 4.2k 122 2.1k 170 no tr
c20 4.7k 013 822 040 2.1k 084
c21 2.5k 006 2.8k 027 no tr
InterMune Close 15.49 Jan
iSh EAFE Close 53.23 Dec
c54 8.2k 205 no tr 20 420
p54 4.0k 195 5 320 7 295
c55 8.1k 165 11 265 no tr
c56 8.1k 105 24 205 no tr
iSh20 TB Close 97.40 Dec
p93 3.4k 060 1.0k 170 37 210
iShBrazil Close 47.40 Dec
p45 7.0k 280 1.7k 443 1.4k 540
p50 11k 510 624 650 1.5k 560
c50 1.2k 250 68 420 2.1k 590
iShEMkt fr Close 30.72 Dec
p30 2.7k 183 109 275 180 281
c40 10k 005 2 070 no tr
iShEmMkt Close 30.72 Dec
p31 340 226 59 321 53k 315
p32 4.6k 287 46 260 230 410
p33 108 290 207 361 6.1k 370
c36 237 050 8.0k 134 2 153
c37 1.4k 036 129 133 6.1k 170
c38 67k 029 104 075 1.2k 128
iShNqBio Close 00.00 Dec
p75 no tr 2.3k 290 8 290
iShR2000 q Close 62.70 Dec
p50 3.8k 026 650 102 no tr
p52 11k 044 370 125 1.5k 190
p54 13k 066 404 151 65 176
p56 3.2k 076 2.2k 202 379 298
p57 20k 110 106 242 1.1k 325
p58 178k 137 19k 279 24k
370
p59 5.5k 164 1.0k 3 no tr
c60 3.0k 370 34 536 22 610
p60 36k 199 1.6k 337 84 435
p61 11k 230 4.8k 375 202 475
c61 4.0k 310 639 485 no tr
p62 20k 268 5.9k 413 1.9k 525
c62 5.3k 252 no tr 1.0k 495
p63 24k 315 18k 480 46 481
c63 2.4k 196 2.7k 365 25 480
c64 6.0k 159 3.2k 310 1.0k 4
p64 27k 380 1.5k 525 1.0k 559
p65 110k 435 no tr 58
610
c65 14k 127 1.8k 269 no tr
p66 21k 5 567 617 23 705
c66 10k 096 no tr 3 440
p67 25k 584 897 685 211 8
c67 7.1k 066 2.0k 197 no tr
c68 6.0k 045 3.0k 170 1 280
p68 3.3k 675 no tr 606 849
c69 6.3k 038 1.0k 132 2 291
p69 no tr 4.3k 810 7.1k 915
c70 2.4k 025 1.7k 107 no tr
p70 3.4k 817 11k 910 767 980
c72 5.3k 011 no tr 140 125
p72 no tr 8.2k1063 281135
c73 3.8k 009 393 053 no tr
c75 11k 005 no tr 7.8k 095
iShR2000G Close 63.90 Feb
iShR2K fr Close 62.70 Feb
c79 128 001 2.2k 011 6 080
iShREst Close 53.92 Dec
p60 329 650 10 660 2.1k 870
p61 3.0k 710 9 610 194 950
iShsChi25 Close 32.32 Feb
c33 647 2 9.1k 330 no tr
p33 261 242 3.0k 340 85 520
c34 651 171 3.4k 290 no tr
iShTaiwan Close 10.27 Dec
p10 10k 030 3 065 10 080
JA Solar Close 9.54 Dec
p10 5.2k 140 885 205 12 226
c1250 6.2k 030 757 090 20 130
JnprNtw Close 18.56 Jan
p20 10k 190 3.0k 230 74 3
JohnJn Close 66.16 Jan
p60 183 025 159 065 7.0k 120
c70 2.5k 025 694 090 2.1k 165
JPMorg fr Close 45.90 Dec
p40 3.4k 121 no tr 110 325
p4250 2.6k 2 no tr 52 370
c45 7.7k 334 63 546 no tr
p45 4.7k 284 no tr 222 520
c4750 9.0k 220 229 424 no tr
p4750 2.5k 410 no tr no tr
c50 8.8k 135 11k 3 no tr
p50 2.2k 580 245 730 no tr
JPMorgCh Close 45.90 Dec
p3250 2.9k 028 401 109 58 126
c5250 4.0k 085 1.8k 245 357 310
c55 5.7k 050 11k 166 202 207
KBR Inc Close 15.39 Dec
p1750 42 260 2.5k 340 no tr
c20 95 030 2.6k 095 230 110
Lennar A Close 12.08 Feb
c1250 4.9k 1 32 180 39 290
c15 11k 022 755 090 1 185
Lilly Close 41.31 Jan
c45 3.0k 045 291 120 1.3k 195
Macys Close 15.19 Feb
c1750 2.1k 040 1 091 17 177
MagnaInt Close 43.45 Dec
p45 no tr no tr 30k 670
p60 no tr no tr 21k1920
MarvellT Close 8.51 Feb
p750 no tr 15 035 4.5k 075
MBIA Close 10.35 Feb
p9 242 1 3.6k 220 no tr
McDermInt Close 20.85 Feb
c30 426 020 3.3k 085 2 190
MEMC Close 25.37 Jan
c35 1.5k 020 2.7k 110 207 225
MerrillLyn Close 26.67 Jan
c2750 2.3k 181 no tr 216 4
c29 2.3k 133 657 197 1.2k 293
c30 3.7k 095 313 170 320 250
MetLife Close 42.13 Dec
p40 548 370 2.7k 540 7 628
c50 356 145 2.7k 390 no tr
MGM Mir Close 21.00 Dec
p15 no tr 287 210 16k 320
p1750 1.5k 2 127 290 4.9k 360
p2250 5.3k 430 2.0k 570 158 650
MicronT Close 4.44 Jan
c6 78 005 381 020 3.5k 038
Microsft Close 26.32 Jan
p25 3.4k 050 no tr 686 170
c30 no tr 3.0k 037 2.6k 078
Microsft fr Close 26.32 Jan
c26 4.2k 115 1.9k 190 217 253
c27 7.6k 0
66 3.7k 141 no tr
p27 2.9k 125 789 202 no tr
c29 2.4k 020 no tr 716 110
MktVGold Close 29.05 Dec
c33 694 085 18 205 20k 285
c43 no tr 9 055 20k 090
Monsnto Close 83.26 Jan
p80 3.3k 510 242 9 1111140
p90 7341107 6581317 15k1740
c100 3.3k 160 148 460 153 773
MorgStan Close 23.92 Jan
p15 2.7k 070 710 2 1.3k 285
p20 6.5k 170 851 295 68 410
c25 2.5k 210 316 360 89 440
p30 611 630 3.4k 710 678 860
c30 5.0k 070 1.4k 150 2.9k 230
Mosaic Close 40.88 Dec
p40 5.7k 360 178 660 335 770
c45 2.8k 235 309 480 698 620
c50 4.9k 120 532 350 248 530
Motorola Close 6.72 Jan
Mylan Close 10.27 Jan
c1250 35 010 2.5k 035 99 070
Nabors Close 21.20 Dec
c2250 2.7k 135 no tr 50 320
NCity Close 3.51 Jan
c3 15k 090 2.6k 120 no tr
p3 10k 040 1.1k 080 no tr
c4 21k 040 2.3k 080 2.3k 1
c5 15k 020 2.5k 045 2.3k 075
c6 12k 010 649 030 2.4k 045
NetApp Close 16.04 Dec
p1750 41 115 2.1k 210 490 195
Nike Close 63.25 Jan
p60 3.5k 110 244 224 600 410
NippnTT Close 22.83 Dec
c25 no tr 15 070 3.2k 080
NOilVarco Close 41.25 Feb
c65 260 012 6.2k 1 5 220
NokiaCp Close 17.75 Jan
c18 6.6k 098 1.3k 138 no tr
c19 14k 050 2.6k 090 40 175
c20 2.6k 025 3.8k 050 181 108
NRG Engy Close 21.78 Dec
c2250 2.1k 1 no tr 50 360
Nucor Close 34.75 Jan
c60 28 009 no tr 3.3k 090
Nvidia Close 9.03 Jan
p750 4.0k 020 44 044 30 073
c10 5.2k 030 7.6k 070 68 117
NwstAir Close 9.45 Dec
c750 2 185 no tr 32k 390
NYSE Eur Close 33.91 Dec
c40 2.3k 070 353 240 53 280
c45 3.1k 019 83 092 365 160
OilSvcHT Close 125.65 Jan
p120 3.3k 465 1.6k1010 1.8k1295
OilSvHT fr Close 125.65 Jan
c150 1.3k 104 no tr 3.0k 685
OilSvHT o Close 125.65 Jan
p125 3.0k 780 4521235 371190
p130 2.3k1074 4081443 no tr
Oracle Close 19.48 Dec
c20 2.2k 065 130 115 11 175
PeabdyE Close 36.12 Dec
c45 2.7k 080 313 230 1.2k 3
Petrobrs Close 36.72 Jan
p35 4.5k 255 2.1k 390 127 5
p3750 7.1k 370 no tr 13k 630
c40 2.6k 195 1.0k 380 361 560
p45 762 920 265 950 6.7k 997
c45 3.1k 085 1.6k 234 1.0k 350
Pfizer Close 19.00 Dec
c1750 6.0k 170 98 194 563 223
c20 6.2k 027 2.5k 060 573 080
PoloRLau Close 57.99 Jan
p60 2.5k 420 93 610 940 760
Polycom Close 21.48 Jan
p25 10 360 3.0k 350 no tr
Potash Close 95.36 Dec
p85 541 490 1761130 2.2k1370
p90 2.4k 710 1271430 589 17
p95 4.2k 960 4571730 1231980
c100 4.3k 7 547 15 531750
p100 2.5k1230 1581970 3522240
c105 3.0k 530 1.0k1360 3731680
c110 3.1k 380 1211220 6921522
c130 3.3k 120 205 643 35 890
ProctGam Close 71.02 Jan
p6250 512 025 3.1k 085 60 170
c75 110 030 4.3k 095 657 170
ProS UlQQQ Close 44.75 Jan
c49 4.7k 210 139 430 no tr
ProUltFin Close 15.95 Dec
c15 3.7k 240 354 360 18 4
c17 3.2k 145 423 273 65 318
c18 4.9k 115 691 220 478 255
c19 2.7k 095 97 210 65 255
c20 6.1k 070 416 175 291 220
c22 2.9k 040 241 135 70 180
PrS UlShFn Close 110.98 Jan
p80 2.4k 135 52 570 no tr
c125 2.9k 640 2 8 451650
PSh QQQ fr Close 36.18 Dec
c47 6.1k 001 no tr 20 019
c48 6.3k 001 1.5k 004 no tr
PwNasd100 Close 36.18 Dec
p25 4.3k 005 646 015 5.5k 022
p26 3.2k 006 348 023 6.8k 027
p27 300 005 522 029 3.7k 037
p28 133 013 1.1k 034 4.9k 051
p29 874 015 2.1k 048 5.9k 064
p30 18k 021 4.8k 063 1.5k 078
p31 10k 031 2.8k 078 809 1
p32 15k 039 4.1k 097 306 123
c33 2.2k 385 177 472 no tr
p33 13k 055 5.8k 122 1.6k 110
p34 22k 077 4.3k 150 1.7k 184
c34 4.7k 305 537 382 181 511
PwNasd100 q Close 36.18 Dec
p35 69k 110 4.8k 186 2.6k 227
c35 9.3k 233 1.9k 311 639 351
c36 26k 173 2.4k 256 179 288
p36 70k 148 4.5k 230 863 262
p37 62k 195 7.7k 270 206 3
c37 40k 120 7.9k 206 32 260
p38 35k 259 4.3k 327 195 362
c38 80k 081 50k 157 361 275
c39 63k 050 3.6k 118 210 176
p39 16k 331 1.9k 390 3 394
p40 23k 410 no tr 72 501
c40 50k 028 8.1k 090 523 126
c41 43k 018 10k 063 190 097
c42 21k 010 49k 044 551 092
p42 2.9k 594 630 614 150 558
p43 2.6k 677 148 698 15 704
c43 23k 005 5.8k 031 187 085
p44 12k 806 131 792 no tr
c44 6.0k 003 3.0k 022 149 040
c45 9.5k 002 no tr 844 024
c46 9.8k 001 no tr 35 022
c49 5.9k 001 15 004 no tr
Qualcom Close 40.87 Jan
p35 99 038 539 137 2.9k 215
p40 6.9k 175 752 290 872 406
c40 3.7k 250 193 385 655 495
p4250 3.8k 292 484 426 421 530
c4250 4.8k 135 1.1k 265 728 385
c45 6.8k 050 5.5k 160 499 305
c50 179 009 5.6k 057 708 154
RschMotn Close 60.96 Dec
p45 759 032 1.4k 171 6.6k 261
p50 1.9k 078 2.6k 295 441 470
p55 3.8k 183 289 455 325 650
c60 2.1k 485 355 810 331020
p60 10k 365 652 670 97 870
c65 9.7k 260 707 6 77 805
p65 4.7k 635 635 945 4931070
c70 18k 126 1.4k 410 174 680
c75 7.4k 060 838 285 1.1k 460
c80 4.1k 029 821 190 199 360
SanDisk Close 18.38 Jan
c1750 2.5k 255 no tr 21 420
c2250 677 087 no tr 8.1k 170
Sap AG Close 45.65 Dec
p50 4.5k 430 74 558 2 590
p5250 2.7k 595 473 690 no tr
p55 2.6k 9 228 9 12 890
SBA Com Close 20.47 Dec
p2250 21 180 4.2k 3 2 250
Schlmb Close 72.53 Feb
p75 3.5k 6 627 872 127 960
SearsHldg Close 87.32 Dec
p85 3.2k 390 251 10 1151250
SemicHlTr Close 22.90 Feb
c25 3.5k 025 392 072 10 149
SimonProp Close 83.98 Jan
p85 2.3k 540 148 860 31120
SovrgnBcp Close 5.84 Jan
p5 4.1k 070 162 125 3.1k 150
c750 3.9k 050 1.2k 105 784 120
SP CnSv Close 29.65 Dec
SP Consum Close 25.95 Dec
p28 4.0k 235 65 280 1 270
SP Engy q Close 58.01 Dec
p55 3.7k 215 27k 370 3.2k 350
p59 4.6k 296 203 545 528 515
c63 2.3k 124 100 310 no tr
p63 5.0k 480 168 765 103 775
c65 1.7k 076 7.3k 210 no tr
p69 60 950 3891130 10k1135
c75 no tr 90 046 5.5k 072
SP Fnc fr Close 18.78 Dec
p16 6.6k 042 no tr 1.0k 113
p17 3.9k 066 319 125 no tr
SP Fncl Close 18.78 Dec
p18 14k 099 2.0k 160 3.1k 187
c19 5.7k 140 12k 201 1.0k 235
p19 57k 145 7.1k 201 4.7k 230
p20 10k 2 1.7k 250 3.0k 280
c20 30k 091 2.3k 151 2.2k 175
p21 3.2k 262 439 295 203 350
c21 29k 061 10k 114 1.0k 133
c22 329k 038 2.8k 084 26k
104
c23 6.9k 020 33k 062 1.3k 085
c24 6.2k 009 43k 039 5.2k 057
SP Tech Close 18.63 Dec
c19 4 095 5 125 4.0k 110
c21 7 015 12 025 2.2k 060
SpdGld nya Close 82.59 Dec
c80 420 5 20k 690 61k 730
p80 2.3k 240 4.7k 4 588 5
c84 2.4k 285 101 470 79 560
c87 2.3k 185 38 340 31 490
c88 406 145 2.2k 290 37 390
c94 58 060 28 190 20k 280
c95 915 047 266 195 20k 250
c97 24 040 20 140 17k 2
SPDR Close 110.34 Dec
p60 no tr 960 005 4.1k 010
p65 3.7k 003 3.8k 013 2.5k 022
p67 5.1k 004 5.1k 017 no tr
p69 7.8k 005 7.8k 024 no tr
p71 310 005 3.9k 024 1.2k 034
p72 no tr 4.0k 030 233 024
p73 159 005 5.3k 029 no tr
p78 1 003 479 045 2.1k 071
p81 3.2k 010 102 061 235 092
p82 3.2k 014 115 068 93 086
p83 2.3k 014 95 072 403 109
p84 4.9k 018 165 077 101 107
p85 4.8k 022 41 082 183 116
p86 6.3k 019 2 058 no tr
p87 5.2k 025 297 1 no tr
p88 2.6k 032 424 110 no tr
p89 3.8k 032 1.4k 118 no tr
p90 9.7k 037 1.1k 139 3.2k 182
p91 3.4k 041 102 138 44 173
p93 16k 054 536 169 148 203
p94 6.3k 052 3.5k 165 14 256
p95 8.5k 068 3.8k 204 2.3k 280
p96 10k 080 494 220 no tr
p97 2.1k 080 146 237 2.6k 289
p98 3.9k 105 2.3k 259 33 320
p99 4.6k 112 1.8k 278 20 375
p100 21k 124 27k 290 30 910
p101 14k 145 4.8k 325 10 945
p102 15k 161 443 355 10 980
p103 12k 178 851 380 101015
p104 5.6k 205 617 412 no tr
p105 19k 240 34k 445 no tr
p106 16k 257 6.2k 475 no tr
p107 19k 290 2.7k 515 no tr
c108 4.6k 545 47 935 no tr
p108 19k 320 44k 555 no tr
c109 4.0k 495 71 730 no tr
p109 11k 360 3.1k 580 no tr
c110 12k 450 1.5k 690 no tr
p110 47k 4 22k 610 no tr
c111 12k 395 2.0k 635 no tr
p111 20k 445 2.3k 688 171185
c112 14k 390 1.7k 575 no tr
p112 47k 495 7.4k 705 no tr
c113 14k 293 5.8k 535 no tr
p113 22k 550 4.3k 762 1571385
c114 26k 251 1.7k 490 no tr
p114 35k 610 2.7k 815 31425
SPDR fr Close 110.34 Dec
c115 22k 205 2.6k 420 161105
p115 40k 655 2.4k 865 no tr
p116 24k 770 no tr 21464
c116 31k 182 7.7k 395 no tr
p117 11k 830 2.0k 9 no tr
c117 31k 149 4.9k 346 no tr
c118 18k 119 2.6k 315 no tr
p118 8.6k 895 2.4k1070 no tr
c119 19k 097 1.2k 260 no tr
p119 4.5k 960 1.3k1125 no tr
c120 59k 077 6.3k 244 no tr
c121 22k 064 5.8k 215 no tr
c122 14k 048 2.9k 188 no tr
c123 19k 037 5.2k 160 no tr
c124 9.1k 028 2.1k 137 no tr
p125 5.6k1475 2371550 no tr
c125 49k 020 15k 118 42 795
SPDR q Close 110.34 Dec
p92 3.8k 044 374 141 134 187
c126 17k 017 no tr 4.0k 162
c127 16k 011 1.7k 088 2.2k 163
c128 4.7k 012 534 076 600 210
c129 4.0k 006 no tr 78 1
c130 18k 005 4.6k 058 no tr
c131 2.1k 003 229 042 no tr
c132 1.0k 005 139 036 7.0k 068
c135 2.1k 003 385 016 11 077
SprintNex Close 5.70 Feb
c5 25 085 4.7k 105 15 140
p6 144 065 2.5k 085 101 124
c6 350 030 3.7k 050 10 110
sT Homebl Close 18.05 Dec
p14 542 021 no tr 2.6k 115
p17 1.2k 080 1.1k 188 4.1k 231
p18 388 130 11k 260 19k 320
p19 428 188 5.3k 290 21k 370
p20 126 295 2.9k 340 18k 420
c20 5.3k 040 11k 140 74 175
c21 1.1k 020 3.6k 115 1.3k 145
sT Retail Close 28.20 Dec
p26 2.5k 065 661 095 101 180
p29 5.4k 212 3 230 2 280
p30 2.4k 265 no tr 4 350
c30 3.6k 040 66 133 no tr
c31 122 050 16 140 5.0k 140
p32 10k 413 no tr 3 470
Staples Close 20.00 Dec
p20 4.1k 1 432 175 220 220
Starbcks Close 13.66 Jan
p15 1.1k 150 86 184 4.5k 244
StlDynam Close 12.12 Feb
c15 2.5k 087 1.3k 130 22 180
Sunoco Close 30.55 Feb
c40 185 020 2.9k 115 9 235
Symntc Close 16.95 Jan
c20 157 010 2.6k 050 142 070
Target Close 43.66 Jan
p4250 3.0k 190 41 332 640 460
p45 4.6k 320 1.1k 460 2.2k 590
c45 2.6k 191 256 365 1.2k 515
c4750 4.4k 117 25 285 618 405
c50 7.5k 060 253 202 853 315
c5250 6.7k 030 229 133 16 224
p5250 3.0k 870 95 945 1001035
p5750 7.5k1320 no tr no tr
TeckComB Close 21.34 Feb
c30 1.5k 009 9.6k 090 12 194
Teradata Close 17.10 Jan
TexasInst Close 21.06 Jan
p20 2.8k 045 201 105 1.2k 146
c2250 6.5k 030 56 087 406 142
TollBr Close 21.90 Dec
c2250 5.1k 125 55 248 21 3
Transocn Close 94.65 Feb
p90 373 440 2.5k 704 5 9
p100 2.8k 910 1231140 no tr
c100 2.4k 4 313 787 281270
c110 2.4k 120 154 470 no tr
TrinaSol Close 20.82 Dec
UnPacif Close 61.81 Feb
c80 2.5k 005 12 090 105 220
UrbnOut Close 26.55 Dec
p30 531 4 20 440 2.6k 490
US Bancp Close 35.06 Dec
p2750 48 025 5.3k 080 55 130
p35 2.9k 180 9.1k 247 no tr
c3750 3.4k 085 4.9k 190 790 260
c40 2.4k 030 3.5k 130 1.8k 165
US OilFd Close 75.25 Jan
c81 213 130 3.6k 360 1 650
USSteel Close 63.50 Jan
p45 no tr no tr 13k 480
p60 3.1k 430 430 820 1.1k1120
Utdhlth Close 24.11 Dec
p25 2.7k 150 57 230 10 280
c25 7.7k 050 4 225 2 260
ValeroE Close 25.71 Dec
c30 3.4k 059 344 172 75 233
Verizon o Close 31.24 Jan
p35 193 405 18 425 2.5k 545
c35 378 012 299 055 6.0k 101
VF Cp Close 72.41 Feb
VMware Close 22.57 Jan
c25 4.8k 115 482 185 no tr
Wachovia Close 6.21 Jan
p250 13k 005 2.9k 020 1.5k 040
c250 4.8k 380 1.0k 370 2.9k 390
p5 39k 045 7.2k 090 4.0k 130
c5 34k 157 27k 190 2.8k 245
p750 9.7k 175 250 215 2.9k 277
c750 56k 040 6.7k 090 9.5k 120
c9 14k 020 809 045 1.1k 085
c10 11k 019 4.2k 040 7.0k 060
p10 3 1 no tr 7.2k 452
c1250 7.5k 010 no tr 3.0k 035
c15 3.5k 005 no tr 4.1k 020
p4750 10k 080 no tr 24k 175
Walgrn Close 27.96 Jan
p35 6.0k 590 no tr 36 680
c35 6.1k 005 57 015 517 050
WalMart Close 59.73 Dec
p50 370 017 3.5k 064 47 095
c60 2.7k 172 980 325 280 371
p60 5.4k 2 442 330 114 395
c6250 3.0k 074 1.3k 205 310 261
c6750 26 008 5.2k 063 48 111
WalterInd Close 36.48 Dec
c55 82 050 3.3k 280 40 390
WeathInt Close 20.00 Feb
c20 2.1k 185 65 3 no tr
WellsFrgo Close 35.47 Jan
p20 2.4k 015 94 040 987 105
p25 13k 030 473 1 4.3k 190
p26 5.7k 030 no tr 497 195
p29 5.0k 075 no tr 191 255
c30 270 550 272 729 5.7k 780
p30 5.9k 085 1.1k 220 1.0k 350
p31 844 090 258 245 2.5k 380
p3250 12k 135 no tr 17k 450
c3250 5.8k 380 no tr 7.1k 650
p34 2.7k 190 436 360 1.2k 438
c35 13k 225 853 4 1.9k 540
p35 2.0k 240 1.3k 430 4.0k 557
p36 5.7k 3 1.7k 440 3.0k 570
c36 5.3k 180 153 350 1.1k 490
WllsFrgo Close 35.47 Jan
p3750 15k 4 no tr 2.0k 7
c3750 5.3k 125 no tr 3.0k 4
c38 no tr 2.2k 2
70 no tr
c40 10k 065 3.5k 190 4.9k 3
Wyeth Close 37.78 Jan
p3750 102 105 118 220 2.2k 280
p40 10 265 no tr 3.3k 440
c40 2.2k 050 12 150 2.8k 210
XTO Energy Close 41.38 Feb
c55 164 015 5.7k 110 30 320
Yamana Close 6.86 Jan
c8 2.2k 034 643 080 no tr
c10 2.7k 010 684 045 1.1k 090
c20 150 005 no tr 2.2k 010
YRC Wwde Close 7.76 Jan
p750 2.3k 1 351 175 877 216
p10 3.3k 245 110 230 264 4
p15 163 780 no tr 2.4k 750
20 Most Active Stock Options
Stock Optn Optn
Price Price Chg. Vol
iShR2000 q Oct 65 Put 62.70 4.35 + 0.75 110088
PwNasd100 q Oct 35 Put 36.18 1.10 + 0.16 69380
SpdGld nya Dec 80 Call 82.59 7.30 1.10 61145
SPDR fr Oct 120 Call 110.34 0.77 0.66 59728
Citigrp fr Oct 20 Call 18.35 1.13 2.57 54886
PwNasd100 q Oct 40 Call 36.18 0.28 0.28 50253
SPDR fr Oct 125 Call 110.34 0.20 0.35 49788
SPDR Oct 110 Put 110.34 4.00 + 0.23 47025
SPDR fr Oct 115 Put 110.34 6.55 + 0.45 40716
Wachovia Oct 5 Put 6.21 0.45 1.20 39288
iShR2000 q Oct 60 Put 62.70 1.99 + 0.59 36956
SPDR Nov 105 Put 110.34 4.45 + 0.70 34671
Citigrp fr Oct 25 Call 18.35 0.20 0.82 34446
Wachovia Oct 5 Call 6.21 1.57 + 1.02 34321
Citigrp fr Oct 20 Put 18.35 2.81 + 1.76 33902
MagnaInt Dec 45 Put 43.45 6.70 .. 30680
SP Fncl Oct 20 Call 18.78 0.91 0.45 30551
AmIntGp Oct 5 Call 3.86 0.37 0.08 29138
Bk of Am Oct 40 Call 34.48 0.50 0.70 27886
SP Engy q Nov 55 Put 58.01 3.70 0.05 27692
20 Most Active Index Options
Index Optn Optn
Price Price Chg. Vol
SPX500 Oct 1000 Put 1099.22 12.50 + 0.80 52204
SPX500 Dec 1150 Put 1099.22 72.00 17.00 40495
SPX500 Oct 1150 Call 1099.22 19.50 11.50 31806
SPX500 Dec 1050 Put 1099.22 52.50 + 5.50 29681
SPX500 Oct 975 Put 1099.22 8.50 0.50 25881
SPX500 Oct 1050 Put 1099.22 21.80 0.80 25360
SPX500 Oct 900 Put 1099.22 3.10 0.50 23772
SPX500 Oct 1100 Put 1099.22 40.00 + 4.00 23648
SPX500 Oct 1150 Put 1099.22 67.00 + 7.00 18186
SPX500 Oct 1075 Put 1099.22 30.00 + 2.00 17219
SPX500 Oct 1200 Call 1099.22 7.28 6.72 17142
SPX500 Oct 1250 Call 1099.22 1.85 3.25 16566
SPX500 Dec 1120 Put 1099.22 73.00 3.00 16453
SPX500 Oct 950 Put 1099.22 6.40 + 0.40 15919
SPX500 Nov 1150 Put 1099.22 85.35 + 3.45 15858
SPX500 Dec 1150 Call 1099.22 52.20 8.80 14224
SPX500 Dec 1000 Put 1099.22 37.50 + 3.00 13273
SPX500 Nov 1250 Call 1099.22 10.50 5.00 13155
SPX500 Dec 950 Put 1099.22 27.50 + 2.00 12022
Rus2000 Oct 600 Put 619.40 18.00 + 4.80 12008
Total Total Call Put
Call Put Open Open
Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest
SPX500 244,663 479,209 2,237,946 5,325,898
Rus2000 75,996 139,431 783,120 829,280
Nasd100 35,125 37,051 227,281 270,777
DJ Inds 9,906 10,973 168,807 215,874
SP100 13,206 9,082 101,980 93,776
SP100 Eur 3,477 2,141 44,215 58,818
GS Idx 2,382 333 14,681 17,544
OilSvc 295 988 14,869 5,285
Bank Idx 35 40 11,434 9,683
SemiconIdx 341 232 1,257 606
SPX500 st 313 2,019 0 0
MidCap 0 600 0 933
Semicon q 75 0 1,105 0
EuroSP100 st 409 174 399 138
Total Total Call Put
Call Put Open Open
Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest
PhrmIdx 1,000 0 28 0
Bnk Idx q 70 0 879 0
Oil Idx 84 57 122 186
Air Idx 0 12 0 304
SP100 Eu q 4 48 160 70
OEX100 st 119 148 0 0
EurOEX st 70 22 0 0
SPX q 5 4 12 33
Rus1000 2 0 27 0
MS CYC 0 10 0 10
Am BioT 10 0 0 0
NtGas 0 8 0 0
GoldSilv q 1 0 3 0
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A16 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 WE SAY IT LIKE IT IS INVESTORS.COM
L
ikethemetastasizingfederal taxcode, therescuebill swelled
from three pages and $700 billion in its first incarnation to
morethan$800billionand451 pages injust amatter of days.
Special intereststhat havenothingtodowiththerescuingof thefi-
nancial system are todays happy beneficiaries of more than $100
billion in tax breaks or sweeteners, as the plans negotiators
calledthem.
But, intheend, weagreedevenwithHouseDemocratic Rep. John
Lewis of Georgia, who decided that the cost of doing nothing is
greater thanthecost of doingsomething.
And just what did this rescue package contain in addition to
moneyfor our distressedfinancial system, that is?
Well, the makers of wooden arrows for children came out as big
winners in the larger package, as that small industry got $2 million
intaxbenefits.
Meanwhile, auto racetrack owners sucked a $100 million tax
break into their intake manifold and domestic wool fabric produc-
ers spun$148millionintaxrelief.
As should be expected, companies developing politically correct
solar and wind power were heavy favorites. They will get roughly
$15 billion in tax breaks, 10 times as much as businesses dealing in
fossil fuelseventhoughthesimplest waytoeaseour current ener-
gycrisis is bydrillingfor the billions of barrels of oil we haveherein
theU.S. but whichCongress has kept out of bounds.
Anadditional $8billioninrelief will gotothevictims of natural di-
sasters.
Its ashame that the recovery legislationwas weighteddownwith
extras, particularly that $10 million credit that is intended to help
businesses defray the costs of storing the bicycles their employees
pedal to work, and the nearly $500 million in tax breaks for movie
companies that producefilms hereintheU.S.
Congress should have had the courage to pass a quick and clean
package, not a bill that includes an obscure and unnecessary provi-
sionfor controllingcarbonemissions.
It essentiallyrequiredbribery toget some Housemembers turned
around (though others no doubt changed their votes to yea be-
cause they felt it was better to approve it before Capitol Hill lead-
erscamebackwithanevenworsebill ladenwithmorepork).
The disgraceful way this legislation weaved its way through the
process is a measure of howcorrupt U.S. lawmakers have become.
ThisCongress has earnedits all-timelowapproval rating.
All that said, in the endCongress did what it had to do in the main
part of the plan. The Senate approvedthe regrettably imperfect bill
by a 74-25 vote Wednesday night, withthe House following Friday
afternoon, 263-171. Americans confidence in the financial system
neededtoberestored, andthis is wherethat starts.
It wouldhavebeendangerous for Washingtontoallowtheflowof
capital, threatened by the troubles of Americas financial giants, to
shut downandslamthebrakes ontheU.S. economy.
Theres roughly$70trillionor sointotal global investment capital
available, bysomeestimates, but it does nothingif it is not put touse
and simply sits idly. If global capital markets had frozen up, we
would, at best, have beentrappedineconomic stagnation; at worst,
wewouldhavebeenconsumedbyadeepdownturn.
Sclerotic capital markets send negative waves across an economy
likewater ripples awayfromarocktossedintoalake.
Companies across the land, many of them large enterprises with
thousandsof employees, wouldwither without accesstothemoney
market, where they go to finance their daily operations, including
inventories andpayrolls.
Lenders neededtobe assuredthat the market they operate inisnt
collapsing and that the loans they routinely make wouldnt go
bad.
Sometimes in policymaking, a half loaf is better than none. That
may be the case now. Americans got the half loaf they needed but
withalot of moldyrolls throwninthat will behardtochew.
Were grateful the rescue package was passed on Friday before
Congress could come back for another vote cluttered with even
morerubbish.
T
hosewhodont knowhistoryaredestinedtorepeat its se-
riousmistakes. Todaysomehavequestionedwhetherwe
couldhaveanother 1929-style Depression. Theanswer is
noat least, it shouldnt happen.
Then we had over 25% unemployment; now its 6% and could
movesomewhat higher, whichis typical for economiccorrections.
Then, by1934about one-half of mortgages wereindefault, todayit
is only 6%. Nearly 94% of homeowners are still making their
monthlypayments.
Americais far bigger today, more diversified, productive, innova-
tive and resilient and the governments rescue package will help
stabilize our banking credit systemandeconomy for the benefit of
all Americans. The price of oil and other commodities has topped,
sointerest rates canandshouldbelowered, helpingall consumers.
Understanding history now is absolutely vital: How did we get
whereweare?What wasthereal cause, what werethetruereasons
behindour current subprime real estate loanmess and not what
politicians are now attempting to falsely claim? Finally, what are
themost serious threats Americawill faceinthenext fiveyears?
The reason we shouldnt have another 1929 is our Nasdaq com-
posite (thestockindexthat includes Americas modern-dayentre-
preneurial leaders) already had
its 1929-like break in the three
years from 2000 through 2002.
Since thenit put ina strong five-
year recovery up to last Novem-
ber. That recovery was due to the broad-based, andhighly success-
ful, tax cuts pushed through by President Bush in 2001 and 2003.
Wearenowinthemidst of anormal cyclical market correction, with
theeconomyhavingcreated9millionjobssincethe2003taxcuts.
TheNasdaqs priceactionsincethe1990s, likeclockwork, closely
parallels, tracks, and eerily replicates the Dow Jones Industrials
wildspeculative run-uptoits 1929bubble peak, the ensuingthree-
year, 88% collapse to the Depression lows in June 1932, followed
by the recovery run-up to 1937 and the ensuing sharp correction.
Based on historical data, todays market is likely to be a repeat of
1938not 1929.
To show what we mean, the accompanying chart overlays the
Nasdaq index fromthe early 1990s to October 2008 with the Dow
industrialschart fromtheearly1920s totheendof 1942.
Maybeyouresurprisedtoseethesetwoindexes seemsoremark-
ably similar boththeir upcycles andtheir downcycles. The rea-
son for this is simple: while technology continually changes,
human nature remains the same. The stock market is human na-
tureondailydisplay, andhistorycontinuallyrepeats itself.
Psychologically, the roaring 1920s were just like our anything
goes 1990s. Americahadjust wonWorldWar I (the war toendall
wars). It was the autoandairplane age, the radiowas inventedand
speakeasiesboomed.
Likewise, in the 1990s we had just won the Cold War when the
70-year-oldSoviet Uniondisintegratedonto the ashheapof histo-
ry as Ronald Reagans successful policy of we win, they lose re-
placed containment and the nuclear doctrine of Mutual Assured
DestructiondubbedMAD.
Thepeacedividendresultingfromsharpcuts indefensespend-
ing helped Bill Clinton achieve a balanced budget. It was the new
age of the Internet, biotech and high tech stocks. For nearly five
years, prices on the Nasdaq soared. Indeed, to its peak the Nasdaq
increased 2 1/2 times what the Dow Jones industrials did during
its 1920s climaxrun.
But thoseastronomical NasdaqpricegainsculminatedintheClin-
ton stock market bubble, which burst in early 2000. Within the
space of months, an estimated $8 trillion in U.S. stock market
wealthwas erased.
So how did we get where we are now? What was the real true
cause of the current subprime real estate debacle that endangered
not onlyour entirefinancial system, but put somanylower income
people out of their homes and forced the government to an emer-
gencyrescuepackage?
Every American should know the truth about who engineered
the rules for this extraordinary mess so that we all learna valuable
lesson. Weneedtobemuchsmarter thenext timearound.
In 1977, President Carter and a Democrat Congress created the
Community Reinvestment Act mandating that banks must meet
thecredit needsof everyoneinthebanks community, includingun-
creditworthyborrowers. It was donefor agoodsocial purposeand
had the greatest intentions expanding home ownership. And,
throughthe1980s andintothe1990s at least, it seemedtowork.
However in1995, President Bill Clintonimposedmoreandstron-
ger regulations and performance tests. These coerced banks into
significantly increasing their loans to low-income borrowers in
economically-troubledcommunities, or facepossiblefines andex-
pansionrestrictions.
These new rules encouraged banks to bundle their risky
subprimeloans togetherwithprimeloansandre-sell theminpack-
ages to other financial institutions, thereby freeing the original
lenders from any further risk. Thanks to the new rules and over-
sight fromthe CRA, FannieMae andFreddie Mac got involvedina
big way, buying literally trillions of dollars of the questionable
loans frombanks andfeedingthedangerous cyclethat hadbegun.
Eventually, it turned into a kind of pyramid scheme that over-
whelmed some lending organizations when housing prices soft-
enedinlate2006and2007.
Sowhats thebiglessontobelearnedherebythepublic? That this
financial crisis was the result of yet another Big Government pro-
gramthat hadgreat intentions but createddevastatingunintended
consequences that hurt millions of people.
It was not the fault of African American groups, which naturally
want tohelptheir people. Nor was it the fault of Americas freeen-
terprise system, or a lack of enoughregulation. No, it was Big Gov-
ernment onceagaintryingtorunaprivateindustry.
You cant take one dollar and loan it 50 times. Watch out when
Big Government spenders tell youthey canrun our entire medical
industry, giveyoufar better careandsaveyoulots of money.
OnTuesdaywelookat national securitychallenges.
Financial Crisis: On its second try, the House has
passed a rescue bill. Unlike the first piece of legislation,
this one is wrapped in bacon and laden with unrelated
provisions that should have been debated separately.
Financial History: Those who dont knowhistory are
destined to repeat its serious mistakes. Today some
have asked if we could have another 1929-like depres-
sion. No, it should not happen.
Election 08: Its hard choosing the worst in last Thurs-
days vice presidential debate: Sen. Joe Bidens continu-
al untruths, his certitude in delivering them, or the free
pass he got all night long.
ISSUES &INSIGHTS
I
nThe Prince of Darkness, his memoir of 50years as areport-
er in Washington, Robert Novak points out that while Jimmy
Carter successfully ran for president by acting as the anti-
Washington, anti-government, anti-lawyer candidate telling audi-
ences, Ill never lie to you andsetting post-Watergate standards of
honesty, behind the smile Carter was actually a habitual liar who
modifiedthetruthtosuit his purposes.
But neither Carter nor Bill Clinton, whose twists andturns before
a grand jury led to his impeachment, ever stared into the camera
andspoutedsuchastringof outright fabricationsasif theyweregos-
pel truths thewayBarackObamas runningmatedidlast week.
Thankfully, the blogosphere has been having a field day catalogu-
ingJoes whoppers. First, asInstaPundits Michael Totteninstantly
noted after the debate, Biden the great, seasoned foreign policy
expert whochairs theSenateForeignRelations Committeefalse-
lyclaimedFranceandtheU.S. kickedHezbollahout of Lebanon.
Of course, the debates moderator, Gwen Ifill of PBS Washing-
tonWeek, didnt call Bidenonthe gaffe; that might not begoodfor
sales of her upcoming book, The Breakthrough: Politics and Race
in the Age of Obama (especially if there turns out not to be an Age
of Obama).
TherewasalsoBidens accusationthat JohnMcCainissoft onreg-
ulation, when in fact he tried to beef up regulations on Fannie Mae
andFreddieMacanexplanationfor whyhegot solittlecampaign
money fromFannie andFreddie over the years under $22,000
as opposed to the more than $126,000 Obama received in his short
timeintheSenate.
Sen. Biden falsely claimed that Obama didnt pledge to meet with
Irans president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad; he falsely claimed Gov.
Sarah Palin supported a windfall profits tax on oil companies; he
said hes always been for clean coal in spite of his record of voting
against it intheSenate.
Biden said we have to drill for more of our own oil, easily leading
viewers to conclude he and Obama are in favor of more domestic
drilling, but as the American Thinker blogs Rick Moran noted in a
list of Bidens Big Lies, Biden has opposed offshore drilling and
even compared offshore drilling to raping the Outer Continental
Shelf.
Gov. PalincalledBidenonhis claimthat Gen. DavidMcKiernanin
Afghanistansaidthat thesurgecouldnot beappliedinAfghanistan;
infact, McKiernanhas saidthat someaspects of Gen. DavidPetrae-
us Iraqstrategycouldbepart of our war efforts inAfghanistan.
And Biden was wrong when he claimed that both McCain and
Obama opposedtroopfunding; McCainsimply opposedlegislation
withawithdrawal deadline.
The Delaware Democrat falsely claimed that McCains health
care plan raises taxes, failing to mention his proposals offsetting
tax credit. And he was untruthful in claiming that under an Obama
Administration the middle class will pay no more than they did
under Ronald Reagan. Obama, in fact, says he will return income
taxrates to the Clintonlevels, whichwere significantly higher than
thoseineffect after taxreformduringtheReaganAdministration.
National Reviews Jim Geraghty noted Bidens claim that we
spendmore money inthree weeks oncombat inIraq thanwe spent
onthe entirety of the last sevenyears that we have beeninAfghani-
stan building that country and concluded Biden was off by
2,000%.
Geraghty also found that Katies Restaurant in Wilmington,
Del., wheregoodoldJoeinvitedanyonetohaveabeer withhim, ap-
parently hasnt been around for decades. Maybe the senator was
toobusyconferringwithimaginaryFrenchliberators of Lebanonto
visit his constituency.
But when tall tales are told with a straight face and mock convic-
tion they are, unfortunately, believed by all too many especially
whenthemediahelpspeddlethedisinformation.
AFTER THE RESCUE:
CHALLENGES AHEAD
FI RST O F TW O PA RTS
A Replay Of 1929?
Dont Count On It
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Since 1992, changes in U.S. stock prices, as measured by the Nasdaq index, have strongly resembled changes in the Dow industrial
average during the 1920s and 1930s. Some pundits have wondered if the U.S. market is about to collapse as it did in 1929. But the
similarities point to the U.S. market today being in a correction, as happened in 1938 not a steep, 1929-style downturn.
A Flawed But Necessary Rescue
Truthless Joe
WINNER OF THE 2008
Pulitzer Prize
ISSUES & INSIGHTS READ WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IN THE COUNTRY MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 A17
L ET T ERS
Had Enough Of Obama
Charles Krauthammers descriptionof
BarackObamainCool, CalmAndCollect-
edObamaNowSeems PlausiblyPresiden-
tial(Perspective, Friday) is totallywrong.
Obamais arrogant, condescending, smug
anddoes not havethetemperament tobe
mypresident. I cant imaginehavingto
listentohimandlookat his arrogant face
for thenext four, maybeeight, years.
Georgia Halloran, via e-mail
Get A Handle On The Scandals
RegardingThePerpWalk(Editorial,
Wednesday):
WhereareJohnMcCainandSarahPalin?
Theyaresupposedtobesogoodat sniffing
out corruptionandnamingnames. Where
aretheyas theverycongressional leaders
whocausedour financial crisisarewrit-
ingtheir ownGet Out of Jail Freecards?
Theperpetrators/enablers of this con
gameSens. BarackObama, HarryReid
andChris Dodd, andReps. NancyPelosi,
Charles Rangel andBarneyFrankwant
us tobelievetheyaregoingtosavetheday
withthebailout, thebiggest fraudever
votedoninour history. As for Rep. Maxine
Waters, whocoveredupfor theculprits at
FannieMaeandFreddieMac, get her name
out there, as well.
Corruptionis rampant inCongress andon
Wall Street. Wherearethemediasniffing
out scandals? WhereareJohnandSarah?
Phoebe A. Peasley, San Jose, Calif.
Founders Eyes On The Fut ure
I understandthat your concernfor econom-
icwell-beingcauses youtosupport the
government rescueplanfor thefinancial
services sector. However, whilenodoubt
manyshort-termgains will arisefromsuch
aplan, thelong-termimplications of this
legislation, representingamassiveincrease
ingovernment authorityandcontrol, cause
metostronglyopposeit.
Economicsecurityis desirable, but eco-
nomicsecurity(as opposedtoopportunity)
is not thefoundationof our republic, nor is
it guaranteedbytheConstitution. Themain-
tenanceof freedomandinparticular the
minimal intrusionof thecentral govern-
ment intheprivatelives andactivities of its
citizens is thebedrockof our republic.
This bailout legislationopens thedoor to
significant governmental meddlinginthe
privatesector, whichultimatelycould
proveas disastrous as thegovernments
incessant meddlinginthehealthcaresec-
tor. I deal withthesorryresults of that med-
dlingeverydayasaphysician.
Manyof thefounders werewealthymen
whocouldhavelivedout their lives incom-
fort andeconomicsecuritybyremaining
loyal subjects of theking. Instead, theywill-
inglygaveupshort-termeconomicsecurity
(andalsoput their lives ontheline) for the
long-termbenefits of establishingandliv-
inginafreesociety, not just for themselves,
but for all futureAmericans.
Dr. WilliamJ. Meisler, via e-mail
Dreams Of Obama
Whyisnt anyonepayingattentionto
BarackObamas radical connections, his
socialist friends andhis desiretomakeus
slavesinhis socialist vision? Havewebe-
comesonaiveas tobelievethat his rhetoric
means something? Your editorial series on
Obamas AudacityOf Socialismis ex-
tremelyinformative, but nooneseems tobe
listening. What dowehavetodo?
JosephRohaly, via e-mail
P
olitics ordinarily has a certainpredict-
ability. Yet presidential politics this
year has often seemed to resemble
what sciencewriterJamesGleickdescribed
inhis bookChaos.
Chaos, hequotes onephysicist as saying,
eliminates the Laplacian fantasy of deter-
ministicpredictability.
Time andagain this year, unpredicted and
seemingly unpredictable developments
have reshaped the presidential race. And
theydont appear tostopcoming.
At the beginning of the year, things
seemed fairly simple. Democrats had a big
lead in party identification and appeared
headedtovictory. Democrats seemedlikely
to settle on a nominee
quickly, whileRepubli-
cans were predicted to
be heading for a long,
drawn-out primary
fight.
But three develop-
ments changed the
shape of the race, to
the benefit of Republi-
cans.
First, John McCain
clinched the Republi-
cannominationearly, whileDemocrats suf-
fered through a protracted battle between
HillaryClintonandBarackObama.
With help from the Republicans winner-
take-all delegate allocation rules, McCain
was able to convert razor-edge victories in
primaries to an unassailable lead in dele-
gates.
Over the objections of radio talk-show
hosts, Republicans nominatedthe only can-
didate, it seems inretrospect, witha chance
towin.
Meanwhile, Democrats clashed in tribal
warfare that inevitably left some in the
partyunhappywiththenominee.
Second, thesuccess of thesurgestrategyin
Iraq managedto penetrate througha media
blackout to the voting public. This under-
mined the appeal of Obamas call for rapid
withdrawal. Obama still can argue that he
was right inopposingthewar.
But McCain can argue that he was right in
supporting the surge and that Obama was
wrong in opposing it and predicting it
would fail. An issue that looked like a big
negative for the McCain camp nowlooks to
beawash.
Third, $4-a-gallongasolineconvertedvot-
ers from opposing offshore oil drilling to
supportingit. McCainnimblyswitched.
Congressional Democrats dug in their
heels and blocked a vote on the issue, then
beat a partial retreat. Obama was stuck on
theshort sideof publicopinion.
Political maneuvering further evened the
scales. After theMcCaincampaignpointed-
ly made funof the grandiosity of the Obama
campaign, Obama cast his acceptance
speechasapartisanattackratherthananap-
peal to the things that Americans have in
common.
McCain, by choosing Sarah Palin, invigo-
rated the party base and put energy and his
maverick reformer role on the front-burn-
er.
But chaos, it turns out, does not favor just
one side. The credit crisis in the last two
weeksof September raisedanissuethat has,
sofar at least, helpedObama.
McCain railed against Wall Street and
called for the firing of Securities and Ex-
change Commission Chairman Christo-
pher Cox. Obama argued that the crisis
showed the failure of Reaganite deregula-
tion.
McCain unaccountably failed to make his
strongest argument. The roots of the crisis
lie in both parties encouragement of great-
er homeownership.
But at critical points, notably in 2005,
some Republicans, including McCain,
calledfor tighter regulationof the mortgage
giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. This
was resisted by Democrats, with no demur
fromObama.
NordidMcCainssuspensionof hiscam-
paign and return to Washington help him.
Democrats said he broke up a deal, though
none had been made. He did help draw
HouseRepublicans intonegotiations.
But thesuboptimal performanceof admin-
istration and legislative leaders on both
sides of the aisle resulted in the House vote
on Sept. 29 rejecting the rescue package.
Any chance McCain could take credit was
gone.
Current polls show Obama with a signifi-
cant lead nationally and ahead in states like
Colorado, Virginia and North Carolina that
George W. Bush carried comfortably in
2000and2004.
McCainhas finally put upads arguing that
hesought regulationof Fannie andFreddie,
but theymaybetwoweeks toolate.
Now, McCain needs to do more than pick
off twoor threestates that seemnarrowlyin
the Obama column. He needs to change the
wholetenor of thecampaign.
He will get a chance to do so inthe two re-
maining presidential debates, but Obamas
smoothperformanceinthe first debatesug-
gests that maybedifficult.
Chaos has already given McCain and his
partyalift upthreetimes, andthenknocked
themdown. Is it possible that there is more
chaos ahead?
W
hen readers first alerted us to the camps, we
thought it might be another hoax that migrated
intoinboxes. But its for real.
The unsolicited pitch goes like this: Camp Obama at-
tendees will receivereal worldorganizingexperiencethat
will have a direct impact on this election. Graduates of
CampObama will go on to become Deputy FieldOrganiz-
ers whowill leadthis campaigntovictoryincrucial battle-
groundstatesaroundthecountry.
The letter continues, By participating in Camp Obama
youll get the kind of experience that Barack got as a com-
munity organizer on the South Side of Chicago, where he
learnedthat real changehappens fromthebottomup.
Whiletheletterneglectstoidentifythesourceof that ex-
perience, aslideonacampbloglinkedtothe ObamaWeb
site offers a clue. Underneath a Welcome to Camp
Obamabanner, atrainerat ObamaheadquartersinChica-
go is seen speaking next to a wipe board with the words
Saul Alinsky scrawledacross it.
Alinsky is the late Chicago socialist and street agitator
whois consideredthefather of communityorganizing.
Another slide of a camp trainer identified as Mike Krug-
likis equallytelling. Kruglikhappens tobetheAlinskydis-
ciple who first taught Obama hardball organizing tactics
onthe SouthSide. He was Obamas boss inthe 80s. Krug-
lik now works for the Chicago-based Gamaliel Founda-
tion, whichtrains anddeploys radicals across thecountry.
Kruglik once declared Obama the undisputedmaster of
agitation,accordingtoDavidFreddoso, authorof thebest-
seller TheCaseAgainst BarackObama.
Obama learned well from the master agitator. Alinsky
taught future radicals that bad things are often done for
the right reasons, love without power is sentimental
mush, power must betaken, andall changecomes about as
aresult of threat andpressure.
Obama calls his Alinskyite experience the best educa-
tionI ever had.
Now hes passing it on to his groupies. He recently told
supporters in Nevada, a state that will be hotly contested,
to sharpen their elbows in the final lap of the race. Con-
front Republicans, hesaid, andget intheir faces.
Be absolutely ruthless, adds Camp Obama director
JocelynWoodards, wholeadstheintensivetwo-daytrain-
ingcoursefor campers inChicago.
IntheAlinskymodel, organizingiscodefor agitating. For
revolution. He had no patience for liberals who merely
talkedof change.
Liberals protest, he wrote in Rules for Radicals,
whileradicals rebel.Liberals becomeindignant, while
radicals becomefightingmadandgointoaction.
Liberals give and take oral arguments, Alinsky added.
Radicals giveandtakethehard, dirty, bitter wayof life.
Alinskys paragon of radicalism was Satan, to whom he
dedicated the first edition of Rules: Lest we forget at
least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very
first radical knowntomanwhorebelledagainst the estab-
lishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his
ownkingdomLucifer.
Dirtystreet fightingis at theheart of Obamasorganizing.
Whilehe stands above the fray, his minions at ACORNare
threatening, intimidating, confronting and even commit-
tingvoter fraud. This is Alinskys end-justifies-means mo-
ralityinaction. Whatever it takes towintherevolution.
Obama needs more agitators, so hes set up these camps
totrainthem.
ACORN has the minority communities covered, while
the camps are churning out mostly coed organizers. The
Chicago program has already trained some 2,000 agita-
tors to go back to their college campuses and reproduce
moreObamaclones.
No campaign has been successful at mobilizing students
to vote en masse. But Obama hired the founder of MTVs
Rock the Vote to organize students and train them to use
Alinskytactics oncampuses inbattlegroundstates.
They have been training these students since the prima-
ries. They inturnare registering fellowstudents indroves
tovote, whilecreatingmassivephonebankstohelpget out
the vote on Election Day. Meanwhile, ACORNis register-
ingthousands of minorities tovoteinkeystates.
Such potential newvoters dont showup in the national
polls of likely voters, which showa relatively tight race,
becausetheyvenever votedanddont showonpast rolls.
If they turn out at the polls on Nov. 4, it could translate
intoalandslidefor Obama.
If he can garner better than 50% of the popular vote, he
canclaimamandatefor his radical agenda.
Whats more, all these first-time minority and student
voters wouldnt vote for just Obama. Theyd also more
thanlikelyvotedown-ballot for other Democrats, padding
their majorities inCongress.
If Democrats score supermajorities, filibuster-proofing
the Senate, Obama could get most of his agenda rammed
through in the first 100 days, surely in the first two years,
before Americans could get a chance to check Democrat
power inthemidtermelectionof 2010.
How much damage could they do? Well, look at how
much damage the Clintonistas did. Were nowseeing the
financial fruits of their social experiment toapplyaffirma-
tive action to the lending business. Obama plans to con-
duct afar moreradical social experiment.
Fewduringthis longcampaignhavewantedtotalkabout
Obamas days as a communityorganizer or his ties toradi-
cals, because they didnt want to raise the S word. Well,
guess what? The avoidance has givenhimlicense to apply
his organizingskills onamass scale.
It made the difference in the primaries whenhe beat the
Clinton machine, and it may now make the difference in
thegeneral election.
Not calling attention to Alinsky and the other socialists
behind the Obama movement has even allowed creation
of campstoindoctrinateAmericanyouth.
If JohnMcCainhopestowin, hell havetoact as ruthless-
lyas Obamascampers.
Hecanstart byexposingforvotersthesocialist underpin-
nings of communityorganizing.
ON THE RI GHT
W
atching the slipping economy and
Congress epic debate over the un-
precedented $700 billion financial
bailout, it is impossible not to wonder
whether this is 1929all over again.
Even sophisticated observers invoke the
comparison. MartinWolf, thechief econom-
ics commentator for the Financial Times,
began a recent column: It is just over three
score years and 10 since the (end of the)
Great Depression. Whats frightening is
the prospect that things are slipping out of
control. Panicpolitical aswell aseconom-
icis theenemy.
Thereareparallelsbetweenthenandnow,
but there are also differences. Nowas then,
Americans borrowed
heavily before the cri-
sis in the 1920s for
cars, radios and appli-
ances; inthe 2000s, for
homesoragainst inflat-
edhomevalues.
Now as then, the cri-
sis caught people by
surprise and is global
in scope. But unlike
then, the federal gov-
ernment is a huge part
of the economy (20%vs. 3%in 1929) and its
spendingprovides greater stabilization.
Unlikethen, government hasmovedquick-
ly, if clumsily, tocontainthecrisis.
Weneedtoremindourselves that econom-
ic slumps though wrenching and disillu-
sioningfor millionsrarelybecomenation-
al tragedies. Sincethe late 1940s, the United
States has suffered10recessions.
On average, theyve lasted 10 months and
involved peak monthly unemployment of
7.6%; the worst (those of 1973-75 and
1981-82) both lasted 16 months and had
peak unemployment of 9% and 10.8%, re-
spectively. We are almost certainly in a re-
cession now; but joblessness, 6.1% in Sep-
tember, would have to rise spectacularly to
matchpost-WorldWar II highs.
Thestockmarket tells asimilar story.
There have been10previous postwar bear
markets, defined as declines of at least 20%
inthe Standard &Poors 500index. The av-
erage drop was 31.5%; those of 1973-74 and
2000-02 were nearly 50%. By contrast, the
S&Ps low point so far (Friday, Oct. 3) was
30%belowtheOctober 2007peak.
The Great Depression that followed the
stockmarkets collapse inOctober 1929was
a different beast. By the low point in July
1932, stocks had dropped almost 90% from
their peak.
The accompanying devastation bank-
ruptcies, foreclosures, breadlines lasteda
decade. Evenin1940, unemployment wasal-
most 15%. Unlike postwar recessions, the
Depression submitted neither to self-cor-
recting market mechanisms or government
policies. Why?
Capitalisms inherent instabilities were
blamedfairly, uptoapoint. Over-borrow-
ing, over-investment andspeculationchron-
icallygovernbusiness cycles.
But the real culprit in causing the Depres-
sions depth and duration was the Federal
Reserve. It unwittinglytransformedanordi-
nary, if harsh, recession into a calamity by
permitting a banking collapse and a disas-
trous dropinthemoneysupply.
From 1929 to 1933, two-fifths of the na-
tions banks failed; depositor runs were en-
demic; the money supply (basically, cash
plus bankdeposits) declinedby more thana
third. People lost bank accounts; credit for
companies andconsumers shriveled.
Economic retrenchment fed on itself and
overwhelmedthenormal mechanismsof re-
covery. These included: surplus inventories
being sold, so companies could reorder;
strong firms expanding as weak competi-
tors disappeared; highdebts beingrepaidso
borrowerscouldresumenormal spending.
Whats occurring nowis a frantic effort to
prevent a modern financial disintegration
that deepens theeconomicdownturn.
Its said that the $700 billion bailout will
rescue banks and other financial institu-
tions by having the Treasury buy their sus-
pect mortgage-backedsecurities.
In reality, the Treasury is also bailing out
the Fed, which has already through vari-
ous actions lent roughly$1 trillion.
The increase in federal deposit insurance
from$100,000to$250,000aimstodiscour-
age panicky bank withdrawals. In Europe,
governments havetakensimilar steps.
Thecauseof theFeds timidityinthe1930s
remains a matter of dispute. Some scholars
suggest afutiledefenseof thegoldstandard;
others blame the flawed real bills doc-
trine that limited Fed lending to besieged
banks. Either way, Fed chief Ben Bernanke,
a scholar of the Depression, understands
the error. The Feds lending and the bailout
aimtoavoidaruinous credit contraction.
Today, the housing glut endures. Cautious
consumers have curbed spending. Banks
andothers will suffer morelosses.
But theseareall normal signs of recession.
Our real vulnerability is a highly complex
andglobal financial systemthat might resist
rescueandrevival. TheGreat Depressionre-
sulted from a weak economy and perverse
government policies.
If we can avoid a comparable blunder, the
great drama of these recent weeks may
proveblessedlymisleading.
Election 08: Voters coast-to-coast are receiving
e-mails fromthe Obama campaign encouraging
themto sign up to learn pre-electionagitation
tactics at Camp Obama. Red kerchiefs, anyone?
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AMERICAN PUBLIC EDU (APEI) Grp 10 o$48.64
11.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 96 ROE 37%
OFFERS ONLINE POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION TO 30,000 STUDENTS IN 50
STATES AND 130 COUNTRIES
+198% Ann. EPS Gro PE 68 Avg. Daily Vol 210,600 Debt 0%
Last Qtr Eps +77%5 Prior Qtr +73%6 Last Qtr Sales +55%
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/16
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 72
Support at 10-week moving average since Aug. 1; new high.
5
ALMOST FAMILY INC (AFAM) Grp 3 $37.79
PROVIDES IN-HOME NURSING SERVICES AND PERSONAL CUSTODIAL CARE
FOR RECUPERATING AND DISABLED PATIENTS.
13 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/6
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 94
10-week moving avg. gives way, but volume dries up.
9
WEBSENSE (WBSN) Grp 98 o$19.86
DEVELOPS INTERNET MANAGEMENT AND WEB SECURITY SOFTWARE TO
MONITOR, REPORT AND MANAGE INTERNET USAGE BY EMPLOYEES.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/30
R&D 18%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 82
Pierce below 10-week line sparks bigger losses.
13
HOME BANCSHARES (HOMB) Grp 11 $25.36
HOLDING COMPANY FOR FIRST STATE BANK AND FOUR OTHER BANKS
OPERATING THROUGH 55 BRANCHES IN ARKANSAS AND FLORIDA.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/18
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 39
Tumbles off 9/19 spike, now below 26.10 buy point.
17
AZZ (AZZ) Grp 118 o$39.20
MANUFACTURES ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND COMPONENTS AND PROVIDES
HOT DIP STEEL GALVANIZING SERVICES.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/4
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 86
Falls below 10-wk as it forms right side of possible base.
2
EZCORP CL A (EZPW) Grp 46 o$17.25
PROVIDES CREDIT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS BY OFFERING COLLATERALIZED
AND SHORT-TERM NON-COLLATERALIZED LOANS.
16 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/8
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 84
Possible high handle forms in ninth week of base.
6
BUFFALO WILD WINGS (BWLD) Grp 54 o$36.25
OPERATES 169 AND FRANCHISES 346 QUICK CASUAL RESTAURANTS IN 37
STATES (86 IN OHIO).
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/30
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 94
Dives below 10-week line, July breakout fails to stick.
10
HEALTHSPRING INC (HS) Grp 35 o$19.83
PROVIDES HEALTHCARE SERVICES PRIMARILY THROUGH GOVERNMENT
PROGRAMS SUCH AS MEDICARE TO 304,210 MEMBERS IN SIX STATES.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/30
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 70
Finishes below 10-week on 3rd pullbakc since Aug. breakout.
14
AXSYS TECH (AXYS) Grp 8 $58.50
MANUFACTURES OPTICAL, MOTION CONTROL, AND CAMERA SYSTEMS FOR
DEFENSE, AEROSPACE, AND HOMELAND SECURITY MARKETS.
5 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 3%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 77
Loses fight to hold above 10-week line; possible base.
18
CASH AMERICA INTL (CSH) Grp 46 o$36.58
OPERATES/FRANCHISES 499 PAWNSHOPS, 304 CASH ADVANCE AND 139
CHECK CASHING CENTERS IN 22 STATES.
16 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 85
Lingering near support at 10-wk line. Volume falls sharply.
3
INTEGRAL SYSTEMS (ISYS) Grp 116 $20.00
MANUFACTURES SATELLITE GROUND SYSTEMS FOR COMMAND/CONTROL,
INTEGRATION/TEST, AND DATA PROCESSING/SIMULATION.
5 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 12/10
R&D 1%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 90
Five weeks below its 10-week line is troubling.
7
SYKES ENTERPRISES (SYKE) Grp 36 o$20.79
PROVIDES OUTSOURCED CUSTOMER CONTACT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO
THE TECHNOLOGY, HEALTHCARE, FINANCIAL AND OTHER INDUSTRIES
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/5
R&D 3%
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 64
Support holds at 10-week line as it shapes new cup base.
11
MANTECH INTL (MANT) Grp 34 o$54.17
PROVIDES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES FOR THE INTELLIGENCE
COMMUNITY, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND OTHER AGENCIES.
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/31
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 58
Below 10-week line, but may be basing in tough market.
15
ENSIGN GROUP INC (ENSG) Grp 22 $16.05
OPERATES 54 SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES AND 7 ASSISTED LIVING
FACILITIES IN CA, AZ, TX, UT, WA AND ID
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 12/21
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 44
Thinly traded stock struggles to hold its 10-week moving avg.
19
PSYCHIATRIC SOL (PSYS) Grp 3 o$37.95
PROVIDES INPATIENT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES SUCH AS
PSYCHIATRIC CARE, REHABILITATION AND SKILLED NURSING
18 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 82
Holding its own even as broad market suffers big declines.
4
QUALITY SYSTEMS (QSII) Grp 2 o$38.50
DEVELOPS HEALTHCARE PRACTICE AND ELECTRONIC RECORDS MANAGE-
MENT SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS FOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL PRACTICES.
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/31
R&D 6%
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 76
Support finally gives way at 10-week line.
8
BUCKLE (BKE) Grp 19 o$47.84
OPERATES 374 "BUCKLE" AND "THE BUCKLE" STORES IN 38 STATES
OFFERING YOUNG MEN'S AND WOMEN'S APPAREL
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/21
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 92
Modest retreat snowballs into chart-damaging rout.
12
LIFE PARTNERS HLDGS (LPHI) Grp 4 $36.01
BROKERS SERVICES FACILITATING VIATICAL AND LIFE SETTLEMENT TRANSAC-
TIONS WORLDWIDE.
8 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/14
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 57
Thin stock extended 23% from 29.26 cup-w-handle buy pt.
16
CYBERSOURCE (CYBS) Grp 46 o$15.45
PROVIDES RISK MANAGEMENT AND ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SOLUTIONS FOR
BUSINESSES THAT PROCESS SALES TRANSACTIONS ONLINE.
Last Qtr Eps +129%5 Prior Qtr +100%5 Last Qtr Sales+143%
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/18
R&D 11%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 72
Falls below 40-week line, no longer forming a handle.
20
NATUS MEDICAL (BABY) Grp 33 o$21.03
DEVELOPS PRODUCTS TO DETECT AND TREAT HEARING IMPAIRMENT,
NEUROLOGICAL DYSFUNCTION AND OTHER DISORDERS IN INFANTS.
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 13%
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 79
Chart has unravelled since new highs two weeks ago.
1
American Public Ed 48.64 99 99 96 +48 +77 +38 +55 37 23 38 D
7Annual earnings growth of 286% is best of 22 stocks in industry group.
2
Ezcorp Cl A 17.25 99 98 98 +34 +56 +31 +24 20 16 .. D
Pawnshop operator improved return on equity for six years running.
3
Integral Systems 20.00 96 96 98 +66 +56 13 +17 11 16 4 D
Consensus profit estimate for current year 65%, though recently trimmed.
4
Quality Systems 38.50 99 96 96 +23 +38 +20 +31 38 33 37 D
Health care software maker sees EPS accelerate for four straight quarters.
5
Almost Family Inc 37.79 99 95 99 +35 +43 +26 +50 25 9 17 D
Nursing firm's Q3 EPS growth seen slowing to 26%; will it surprise again?
6
Buffalo Wild Wings 36.25 99 95 98 +29 +41 +29 +29 15 8 9 D
7Sports bar operator raised pretax margin for four straight years.
7
Sykes Enterprises 20.79 99 97 94 +40 +169 7 +23 13 7 3 D
Earnings growth soared 169% in Q2 while sales grew 23% vs. year ago.
8
Buckle 47.84 99 96 94 +33 +74 +25 +37 24 19 51 D
Retailer to split stock 3for2; second split in about a year and a half.
9
Websense 19.86 99 96 91 +41 +68 +33 +45 23 31 4 D
Web filtering firm's sales growth accelerated in recent quarters.
10
HealthSpring Inc 19.83 99 94 94 +37 +53 +28 +48 14 8 17 D
7Health services firm's EPS grew 31%, 48% and 53% in past three quarters.
11
Mantech Intl 54.17 99 91 96 +28 +41 +27 +33 13 7 2 C
7IT firm's earnings growth ranged from 24% to 41% in past four quarters.
12
Life Partners Hldgs 36.10 99 93 99 +37 +56 +27 +47 99 39 51 E
Has best EPS, RS and Acc/Dist Rating (A+) of 15 stocks in its group.
13
Home Bancshares 25.36 96 93 97 +17 +26 +11 +1 8 17 35 D
7Financial holding firm reports Oct. 16. Consensus 31 cents/shr, up 11%.
14
Axsys Tech 58.50 99 90 98 +67 +69 +65 +40 10 13 19 D
Analysts see infrared gear maker's '08 EPS rising 68%.
15
Ensign Group Inc 16.05 99 89 98 +32 +14 +55 +15 23 8 60 D
7Q2 earnings gain of 14% was sixth best of 16 stocks in industry group.
16
Cybersource 15.45 99 99 87 +52 +129 +67+143 6 15 8 D
Annual sales growth ramped up 33%, 38%, 39%, 67% past four years.
17
AZZ 39.20 96 97 91 +35 +39 +17 +27 22 13 4 E
Electrical equipment maker topped EPS forecasts by 2% to 52% past 5 qtrs.
18
Cash America Intl 36.58 98 97 89 +26 +63 +18 +16 16 12 4 D
Analysts see 18% rise in pawnshop operator's current quarterly earnings.
19
Psychiatric Sol 37.95 99 97 89 +36 +41 +34 +28 12 9 4 D
6.5% after-tax margin best since fourth quarter '05.
20
Natus Medical 21.03 99 96 90 +51 +50 +29 +41 10 14 9 D
7Sales growth stepped up from 19% to 36% to 41% in recent quarters.
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I BD S WEEK I N REVI EW
Steris Battles Contamination
Products, Services Target
Laboratories, Hospitals
Street Sells Rescue News
2
Stocks spent most of the week
recoveringfromtheHouses re-
jectionof therescueMon. Whenin-
vestors got what they wanted, their
reaction was the same: punishing
selling. The Dow plunged 468
pointsfromhightocloseFri., finish-
ing the week witha nasty 7.3%loss.
TheNasdaqtumbled10.8%.
Credit Crisis Fears Mount
3
Bank fears about lending to one
another reachednewheights as
spreads between 3-month market
yields and Treasuries kept rising.
Bank borrowing from the Fed sky-
rocketed. Commercial paper, used
by firms to finance ordinary opera-
tions, dived a record $94.9 bil to a
3-yearlowof $1.607tril.
159,000 Jobs Cut In Sept.
4
Thats the worst decline since
March03, withatotal 9-month
jobloss of 760,000. The jobless rate
heldat 6.1%, a5-year high. TheISM
manufacturing index dived 6.4
points in Sept. to 43.5, the lowest in
7 years. ISMs service-sector index
signaled little sector growth. Auto
sales plungedamideconomic woes,
tight credit andhighgas prices.
Wachovia Draws Rival Bid
5
Wells Fargo surprised financial
markets with a $7-a-share bid
for Wachovia on Fri., upending a
takeover planby Citigroupthat was
just unveiled Mon. Citis plan, done
with the FDICs help, would only
give shareholders $1 a share for
Wachovias bankassets. Citi, which
insisted that its plan take prece-
dence, plunged 18.4%. Wachovia
rose4.4%, WellsFargodipped1.7%.
Triple Whammy Sinks Euro
6
Thefinancial fluspreadtoEu-
rope, which saw several bank
bailouts. EUleaders plannedasum-
mit to address the crisis. For the
week, the euro dived, the pound
and Swiss franc also fell, as did the
Australiandollar andBrazilianreal.
Gold, Oil Dive; Eagle Flies
7
Crude futures were down 12%
for the week, to $93.88 per bar-
rel. It wascrudesworst weeklyper-
formance since Dec. 04. Gold
ended the week at $833.20 an
ounce, a 6.2%drop. The U.S. dollar
indexsoared4%itsbiggest week-
lygainsince1992.
GE Falls On Stock Offering
8
Berkshire Hathaway bought a
$3 bil stake in GE at a discount
as the conglomerate priced $12 bil
in new shares below market prices
in a bid to boost capital. The moves
sent GE stock tumbling nearly 10%
onThu. and2.6%onFri.
Running Mates Take Stage
9
The debate between VP candi-
dates SarahPalinandJoeBiden
drewa bigger TVaudience thanthe
tickets headliners. Meanwhile,
GOP candidate John McCain
pulled his staff out of Mich. amid
fallingpoll numbers there.
Remark Clobbers Insurers
10
Hartford plunged 32%, Met-
Life 15% on Thu. after Sen.
HarryReid, whilespeakingonthefi-
nancial crisis, warned that a major
insurer faced bankruptcy. Reid
later backed off the comments, but
theinsurers failedtofullyrebound.
BY PAUL WHI TFI ELD
September was the worst month
for the IBD 100 since its debut in
April 2003.
Aproxyforstockswithtopfunda-
mentals and price action, the IBD
100slicedoff 16%for themonth.
That was bad news for anybody
whoignoredTheBigPicturescon-
tinuing advice to raise cash and
avoidstockpurchases.
A correction is no time for Hail
Marybuys. But maybe, just maybe,
this ugly market hides some good
news. For those patiently sitting
on a pile of cash, each day is a day
closer toabear-market bottom.
When the market bottoms, a fol-
low-throughdaywill tell investors
that anewrallyisbeginning. Inves-
tors can then start buying funda-
mentally strong stocks that are
breakingout of soundbases.
Even then, partial positions are
advised since not every follow-
through day works. Still, a follow-
through is the best tool for spot-
tinganewrally.
Its all too human to be tempted
to turn your head away during a
correction.
When your emotions tell you to
ignore this awful market, thats
whenyouneedtostayalert.
When the IBD 100 starts getting
loadedupwithstocksthat normal-
ly wouldbe consideredweak, its a
signthat bears areout inforce.
The economy will beat down so
many companies that finding
stronggrowers gets tough.
Right now, more than half of the
stocks in the IBD100 have subpar
numbers: EPS or sales growth in
the most recent quarter of less
than25%.
Remember, leading stocks
shouldproduce earnings andsales
gains of least 25% in the most re-
cent quarter or two.
Just looking at the most recent
quarter, many of the best stocks
cant meet that simpletest.
The Nasdaq reached a peak Oct.
31, 2007. In the IBD100 published
just before that peak, nearly three
of every four stocks on the list met
the25%growthtest.
Youmight wonderwhat thenum-
bers were like when the last bear
market ended.
The IBD 100 did not exist when
the March 17, 2003, follow-
through day signaled the end of
the2000-03bear market.
It was launched a month
later.Still, that first list had 51 sub-
par stocks similar totoday.
Perhaps thats a reason to be en-
couraged. After all, markets tend
to bottom when headlines are
their gloomiest.
For the week, the IBD 100 lost
about 10%. That compares with a
loss of 10.8%for the Nasdaq, 9.4%
for the S&P 500, 10.2% for the
NYSE composite and 7.3% for the
Dow.
PsychiatricSolutions
PSYS
likes the
$700billionWall Street rescue, or
at least part of it.
Dont strainyourself: Mental
healthandthehousingcrisis have
littleincommon. Except that amen-
tal healthparitybill was foldedinto
theSenates versionof thebill.
What therulechangedoesis re-
quiremidsizedandlargecompa-
nies tocover mental healthprob-
lems liketheywouldphysical ail-
ments.
EnterPsychiatricSolutions, the
largest mental-healthservices pro-
vider inthecountry. TheTennessee
firmhas morethan10,000beds
spreadacross 31 states.
Demandis alreadyhigh, with
manypatients beingleft toresort to
awaitinglist toget care.
Thecompanysees theopportuni-
tytocarefor morepeople, but ac-
knowledges that it will beachal-
lengetogrowfast enoughtomeet
all theneeds.
Thedemandis highfor multiple
reasons. Onedates backtothe
1990s, whentheindustrycontract-
ed. Another is therelativeaccep-
tanceinsocietyfor mental health
issues. Nolonger is it taboothat
sendsmanymorepeopletothe
doctor.
PsychiatricSolutions has athree-
year EPSgrowthrateof 34%. Pre-
taxmargins havetrendedhigher
thepast several years. PatrickCain
I NSI DE THE 10 0
Rescue Passes After Market Turmoil
1
Congress approved the $700 bil rescue plan, but not
until after theHousestunnedmarketsMon. byinitial-
ly voting it down, sparking a historic stock sell-off. The
House approved the bill Fri. after the Senate added $110
bil intaxandspendingprovisions sought bylawmakers.
Ignore Emotions That Say
This Is Too Ugly To Watch
Weekly Winners & Losers
Weekly %
Company Symbol price change
Top 10
Aerovironment AVAV 0.8
Laclede Group LG 0.5
American Public Education APEI 0.1
Psychiatric Solutions PSYS -0.3
Life Partners Holdings LPHI -0.7
Stanley SXE -0.8
Ezcorp EZPW -0.9
Integral Systems ISYS -1.0
FPIC Insurance Group FPIC -1.7
Hudson City Bancorp HCBK -1.9
Bottom 10
Baker Michael BKR -39.5
Whiting Petroleum WLL -27.8
DXP Enterprises DXPE -27.5
Arena Resources ARD -25.9
LMI Aerospace LMIA -24.4
Urban Outfitters URBN -24.0
Kansas City Southern KSU -24.0
Activision Blizzard ATVI -23.4
Woodward Governor WGOV -22.9
Lufkin Industries LUFK -21.0
Biggest price changes among
IBD 100 stocks
%
%
If onlySteris
STE
wereamortgage
company. Steris develops medical
equipment andservices toprotect
patientsandhealthcareworkers
frominfectionandcontamination.
Its menulist includes sterilizers,
specialtydetergents, surgical tables
andskin-careproducts.
Steris alsoprovides services like
maintaininglabmedical gear. And
it offers its professional customers
likehospitalsandlabs educa-
tional andoperational support to
meet sterilitystandards andfight
contaminationthreats.
Steris quarterlyearnings have
improvedfromaflat readingtwo
periods agotoimprovements of
26%and95%.
Sales gains haveacceleratedfor
threestraight quarters, but remain
miredat just 11%inthemost recent
report.
Pretaxmargincameinlast year at
just 11%. Returnonequityat 12%
alsois low, but has climbedfor two
years inarow.
TheMedical-Systems/Equip-
ment groupstands intheNo. 34slot
out of the197industriestrackedby
IBD, as of Fridays edition.
Steris repurchased920,900
shares of its commonstockinthe
most recent quarter, spending
$25.6million.
Some$253millionstill remains to
bespent under thecurrent share-
buybackplan. DonaldH. Gold
Mental-Care Firm In Demand
Congress Mandate May
Help Psychiatric Solutions
STERIS (STE) Grp 33 o$34.51
DEVELOPS INFECTION PREVENTION/SURGICAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO
HEALTHCARE, PHARMACEUTICAL AND RESEARCH CUSTOMERS.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/30
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 70
Light-volume pullback below10-wk after hitting newhigh.
PSYCHIATRIC SOL (PSYS) Grp 3 o$37.95
PROVIDES INPATIENT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES SUCH AS PSY-
CHIATRIC CARE, REHABILITATION AND SKILLED NURSING
+34% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 933,400 Debt 154
%
18 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 82
Pulls back after peeking above 39.10 buy point.
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PROVIDES HOME HEALTHCARE, ANCILLARY CARE BENEFIT MANAGEMENT
AND HOSPICE SERVICES.
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 73
Support in 1st pullback to 10-week since July breakout.
28
FLIR SYSTEMS INC (FLIR) Grp 8 o$35.49
MANUFACTURES THERMAL IMAGING AND INFRARED CAMERA SYSTEMS FOR
COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND GOVERNMENT MARKETS.
+29% Ann. EPS Gro PE 33 Avg. D. Vol 1,219,900 Debt 33%
8 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 9%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 64
Forming new base as it struggles to reclaim 10-week.
32
SCHWAB CHARLES (SCHW) Grp 26 o$23.02
PROVIDES BROKERAGE, BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES TO 6.7 MIL
CLIENTS VIA 308 BRANCHES IN 45 STATES, PUERTO RICO
5 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/15
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 70
Hold support at 10-week; pullback could become new base.
36
TRUE RELIGION APPRL (TRLG) Grp 59 o$23.78
MARKETS HIGH-FASHION JEANS, SKIRTS, DENIM JACKETS AND TOPS FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN WORLDWIDE.
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/7
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 94
High handle crumbles on soft volume; may test 40-week.
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PERRIGO CO (PRGO) Grp 24 o$37.53
DEVELOPS BRANDED OTC PHARMACEUTICALS, GENERIC PRESCRIPTIONS,
ACTIVE PHARMACEUTICALS AND NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS.
5 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 4%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 73
Retreating, about 1% past 36.89 buy point from flat base.
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WABTEC (WAB) Grp 145 o$46.75
MANUFACTURER OF VALUE-ADDED EQUIPMENT FOR LOCOMOTIVES, FREIGHT
CARS AND PASSENGER TRANSIT VEHICLES.
15 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 83
Spends second week beneath the 10-week moving avg.
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N C I INC CL A (NCIT) Grp 34 $25.62
PROVIDES NETWORK ENGINEERING, INFORMATION ASSURANCE, SYSTEMS
DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION, AND SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/30
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 49
Thin stocks tests 10-wk support in 7th week of cup base.
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CLEAN HARBORS (CLHB) Grp 41 o$65.90
PROVIDES COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, TREATMENT, DISPOSAL AND SITE
DECONTAMINATION OF HAZARDOUS/NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/7
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 72
Takes five-week dive to test support at 40-week line.
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ICON PLC ADS (ICLR) Grp 23 $37.82
IRISH PROVIDER OF CONTRACT CLINICAL RESEARCH SERVICES TO THE
PHARMACEUTICAL, BIOTECHNOLOGY AND MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRIES.
11 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/23
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 45
Dives to test the 40-week moving average.
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VARIAN MEDICAL SYS (VAR) Grp 33 o$55.00
DEVELOPS ONCOLOGY SYSTEMS/EQUIPMENT USED IN RADIATION THERAPY
AND X-RAY IMAGING COMPONENTS AND SUBSYSTEMS.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 6%
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 75
Loses struggle to hold 10-week in 7th week of correction.
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UNITED THERAPEUTICS (UTHR) Grp 15 o$101.91
DEVELOPS THERAPIES TO TREAT CARDIOVASCULAR, ONCOLOGICAL AND
INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
-3% Ann. EPS Gro PE 57 Avg. Daily Vol 673,600 Debt 0%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 39%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 92
Losing support at 10-week but still working on base-on-base.
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VISTAPRINT LIMITED (VPRT) Grp 150 o$32.01
PROVIDES ONLINE CUSTOMIZED MARKETING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO
SMALL BUSINESSES AND CONSUMERS IN OVER 120 COUNTRIES.
Last Qtr Eps +60% Prior Qtr +60%5 Last Qtr Sales +52%
14 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 11%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 87
Touches down at converged 40- and 10-wk lines; low volume.
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NETFLIX (NFLX) Grp 106 o$29.42
PROVIDES AN ONLINE MOVIE RENTAL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE OFFERING
MORE THAN 90,000 MOVIE AND TV TITLES VIA NETFLIX.COM
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/22
R&D 5%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 88
Forming new base; dips below 40- and 10-week avgs.
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STANLEY INC (SXE) Grp 36 $35.92
PROVIDES SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION, AND OPERA-
TIONAL LOGISTICS PRIMARILY FOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT.
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 67
Pulls back to 10-week line after nicking new high Sept. 19.
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STEPAN (SCL) Grp 65 $49.49
MANUFACTURES SPECIALTY AND INTERMEDIATE CHEMICALS INCLUDING
SURFACTANTS AND POLYMERS FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/31
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 60
Thin stock spends 2nd week below the 10-week line.
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NATIONAL PRESTO INDS (NPK) Grp 76 $73.48
MARKETS HOUSEWARES, SMALL APPLIANCES, DIAPERS, PRECISION ME-
CHANICAL ASSEMBLIES AND MILITARY CARTRIDGE CASES.
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/27
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 48
Thin stock retreats to 10-wk avg after hitting new high.
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PERMIAN BASIN RYLTY (PBT) Grp 92 o$22.96
TRUST HOLDING OVERRIDING ROYALTY INTERESTS IN HIGH-QUALITY PRODUC-
ING OIL/GAS PROPERTIES IN WEST TEXAS.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/7
Acc/Dis D-
Sup/Demand 67
Forming choppy pattern but has some accumulation.
31
AMEDISYS (AMED) Grp 3 $47.99
PROVIDES HOME NURSING SERVICES THROUGH 325 NURSING OFFICES AND
29 HOSPICE OFFICES IN 30 STATES.
8 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/30
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 95
Having trouble breaking free from 40-week moving average.
35
HUDSON CITY BANC (HCBK) Grp 37 o$18.57
HOLDING COMPANY FOR HUDSON CITY SAVINGS BANK OPERATING VIA 119
BRANCHES IN 22 COUNTIES IN NJ, NY AND CT.
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 85
Support at 10-week moving average after breakout fizzles.
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AEROVIRONMENT INC (AVAV) Grp 8 $31.52
MANUFACTURES SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS USED FOR INTELLI-
GENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE.
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 12/4
R&D 7%
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 69
Rebounding, but finds resistance at 10-week line.
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Wabtec 46.75 94 93 95 +20 +21 +20 +20 20 12 7 C
Transportation gear firm's profit growth slowed for four quarters.
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United Therapeutcs 101.9 98 93 93 +84 +127 12 +32 11 13 11 D
Currentyear EPS views are for 84% gain, best of 265 stocks in group.
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National Presto Ind 73.48 98 90 97 .. +37 .. +15 13 13 30 ..
Sales grew 15% in Q2 after 4% decline in Q1. Prior qtrs were much higher.
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Gentiva Health Svcs 26.44 98 88 98 +11 +32 +6 +13 12 4 10 D
Home health care provider completed sale of CareCentrix unit stake.
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NCI Inc Cl A 25.62 99 88 97 +30 +36 +24 +44 17 6 9 D
7Tech company to report results after the close on Nov. 3.
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Vistaprint Limited 32.01 95 99 86 +31 +60 +33 +52 26 14 9 D
7Stifel Nicolaus on 9/22 downgrades this small cap from buy to hold.
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Permian Basn Rylty 22.96 86 95 94 +86 +107 ..+103 .. .. .. C
EPS acceleration may end as gains expected to slow to 103% from 107%.
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FLIR Systems Inc 35.49 99 95 87 +41 +53 +39 +42 27 24 5 D
Won $125 mil NavyUSMC contract for equipment for rescue and combat use.
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Clean Harbors 65.90 95 94 92 +22 +30 +16 +11 24 7 16 D
Hazardous waste handler has massive, attractive cashflowtoEPS ratio.
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Netflix 29.42 93 94 92 +23 +36 +23 +11 17 9 33 D
7Reached deal to provide 2,500 titles from Starz Entertainment online.
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Amedisys 47.99 99 93 90 +34 +44 +34 +85 15 14 4 D
Home nursing care provider's aftertax margin slipped for three quarters.
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Schwab Charles 23.02 97 93 90 +18 +35 0 +9 26 37 19 D
Discount broker named exec VP Walter Bettinger president of its retail unit.
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Icon PLC ADS 37.82 99 90 94 +34 +35 +28 +48 16 11 .. D
Contract research organization beats earnings views past 10 qtrs straight.
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Stanley Inc 35.92 99 90 94 +23 +52 +22 +29 17 7 32 D
7IT firm's profit growth slowing after a couple of tripledigit quarters.
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Hudson City Banc 18.57 99 90 93 +56 +57 +60 +26 6 22 10 D
Financial holding firm's EPS growth accelerated past five quarters.
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True Religion Apprl 23.78 98 90 93 +26 +63 +17 +79 39 31 6 D
Highend jeans maker's EPS are jumpy, but sales power ahead.
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Varian Medical Sys 55.00 99 90 92 +8 +45 3 +21 33 21 4 D
Oncologyrelated firm to report results after the close Oct. 23.
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Stepan 49.49 97 87 98 +60 +69 +24 +25 9 1 33 D
Forming joint venture with Nalco, called Tiorco, to sell chemicals.
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Aerovironment Inc 31.52 97 87 96 +15 +22 +13 +9 14 14 26 D
7Aircraft systems maker's profit growth improving after two bad quarters.
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Perrigo Co 37.53 99 87 96 +24 +63 +17 +34 18 11 18 D
Drug maker reports earnings 11/6. Views for 43 cents a share, up 19%.
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SYNIVERSE HOLDINGS (SVR) Grp 159 $16.35
PROVIDES WIRELESS NETWORK MANAGEMENT, TECHNOLOGY INTEROPERA-
BILITY, CALL PROCESSING AND NUMBER PORTABILITY SERVICES
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 75
Undercuts 10-week average as it forms new base.
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BIG LOTS (BIG) Grp 1 o$27.52
OPERATES 1,354 CLOSEOUT STORES IN 47 STATES (181 IN CA, 113 IN TX)
OFFERING VALUE-PRICED MERCHANDISE.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/30
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 94
Stumbling after cup-with-handle breakout failed.
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CHATTEM (CHTT) Grp 18 o$75.87
MANUFACTURES MUSCLE PAIN RELIEVERS, DANDRUFF SHAMPOOS, SUN-
SCREENS, DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS AND OTHER CONSUMER PRODUCTS
7 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/29
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 86
Shaping handle of long cup w/handle with 82.10 buy pt.
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ALCON (ACL) Grp 14 o$160.13
SWISS DEVELOPER OF PHARMACEUTICALS, SURGICAL TOOLS, CONTACT LENS
CARE AND OTHER PRODUCTS FOR EYE DISEASES AND DISORDERS.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 10%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 17
Trading below 10-week but may still be forming flat base.
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M WI VETERINARY SPL (MWIV) Grp 47 $40.69
DISTRIBUTES MORE THAN 11,000 ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS TO VETERINARI-
ANS THROUGH 13 DISTRIBUTION CENTERS IN THE U.S.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/8
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 59
Thin stock rebounding from failed breakout of flat base.
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SOUTHSIDE BCSHR (SBSI) Grp 7 $22.83
HOLDING CO FOR SOUTHSIDE BANK AND FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK
OPERATING THROUGH 44 OFFICES IN 9 EAST TEXAS COUNTIES.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/8
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 51
Triggered 8% sell rule after passing 23.55 buy point.
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STERICYCLE (SRCL) Grp 41 o$57.20
PROVIDES MEDICAL WASTE, INFECTION CONTROL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
RETURNS SERVICES FOR HOSPITALS, MEDICAL AND DENTAL OFFICES
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 58
Slides beneath 10-week line on uneven volume.
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FLOWERS FOODS (FLO) Grp 21 o$29.73
MANUFACTURES BREADS, ROLLS AND OTHER BAKERY PRODUCTS IN THE
SOUTHEASTERN, SOUTHWESTERN AND MID-ATLANTIC U.S.
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/8
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 75
Regains 10-week line, but volume is below average.
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ROCK TENN CL A (RKT) Grp 58 o$38.50
MANUFACTURES PACKAGING, MERCHANDISING DISPLAYS AND PAPERBOARD
FOR FOOD SERVICE/RETAIL/HEALTH/INDUSTRIAL MARKETS.
+119% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. D. Vol 585,700 Debt 115%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/7
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 80
Could be forming new base after hitting new high.
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IRIS INTERNATIONAL (IRIS) Grp 33 $16.79
DEVELOPS IN VITRO DIAGNOSTIC URINALYSIS IMAGING SYSTEMS THAT
AUTOMATE ROUTINE LAB ANALYSIS.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 12%
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 55
Slices through 10-week moving average on thin volume.
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LACLEDE GROUP (LG) Grp 25 o$49.54
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF NATURAL
GAS TO 630,000 CUSTOMERS PRIMARILY IN MISSOURI.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/26
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 65
Springs off 10-week moving average on strong daily volume.
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EXPRESS SCRIPTS (ESRX) Grp 23 o$66.87
PROVIDES PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO MANAGED CARE
ORGANIZATIONS, EMPLOYERS, INSURERS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
24 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 68
Fails to hold support at 10-week, now below 40-week line.
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CORNELL COMPANIES (CRN) Grp 17 $25.91
PROVIDES CORRECTION, DETENTION, EDUCATION, AND REHABILITATION
TREATMENT SERVICES FOR ADULTS AND JUVENILES
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/6
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 67
Drops south of 10-week line. But on below-average volume.
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WESTWOOD HOLDINGS (WHG) Grp 38 $46.78
PROVIDES ASSET MANAGEMENT AND INVESTMENT ADVISORY SERVICES TO
LARGE INSTITUTIONS, CORPORATE PENSIONS AND MUTUAL FUNDS.
10 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 43
Trips 8% sell rule after clearing 50.96 in double bottom.
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SOMANETICS CORP (SMTS) Grp 33 $20.99
DEVELOPS A NON-INVASIVE MONITORING SYSTEM THAT MEASURES BLOOD
OXYGEN LEVEL CHANGES IN THE BRAIN AND SOMATIC TISSUE.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 1%
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 76
Thin stock fails to hold above 10-week moving average.
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STRAYER EDUCATION (STRA) Grp 10 o$200.54
OFFERS UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS TO OVER
36,000 STUDENTS AT 55 CAMPUSES THROUGHOUT 13 STATES.
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 62
Deepest foray below 10-week line since Nov-April base.
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KENDLE INTL (KNDL) Grp 23 $40.79
PROVIDES CONTRACT CLINICAL RESEARCH AND DRUG DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES TO PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES.
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/31
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 89
Loses 10-week and 40-week averages, but on light volume.
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GENZYME CORP (GENZ) Grp 15 o$78.49
DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF RARE DISORDERS AND
FOR USE IN ORTHOPAEDICS AND ORGAN TRANSPLANTS.
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 19%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 70
Possible alternative buy point at 83.09 for flat base.
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U M B FINANCIAL CP (UMBF) Grp 20 $57.18
HOLDING CO FOR UMB BANK AND 3 OTHER BANKS OPERATING THROUGH 135
OFFICES IN KS, MO, OK, AZ, NE, IL AND CO.
Last Qtr Eps +21%6 Prior Qtr +41%5 Last Qtr Sales -2%
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/23
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 61
Could be forming handle on cup-with-handle base.
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S WS GROUP (SWS) Grp 26 $19.48
PROVIDES INVESTMENT BANKING/CLEARING SERVICES TO 200 BROKERS,
AND 376 INDEPENDENT ADVISORS AND INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS.
Last Qtr Eps -7%6 Prior Qtr +14%5 Last Qtr Sales +11%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/5
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 67
Threading around the 10-week moving average.
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EMPRESA NAC CHILE (EOC) Grp 60 $42.21
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION AND
TRANSMISSION IN CHILE, COLOMBIA, PERU, BRAZIL AND ARGENTINA.
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/15
Acc/Dis D-
Sup/Demand 8
Base-building effort damaged with two-week plunge.
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TELEDYNE TECH (TDY) Grp 116 o$54.83
MANUFACTURES RIGID-FLEX CIRCUIT BOARDS, HIGH VOLTAGE CONNECTORS,
MICROWAVE SUBSYSTEMS, SEQUENCERS AND AIRCRAFT ENGINES.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 62
Finds support at 40-week line but ends below 10-week avg.
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GLOBAL PAYMENTS (GPN) Grp 46 o$47.82
PROVIDES ELECTRONIC TRANSACTION PROCESSING AND FUNDS TRANSFER
SERVICES
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/3
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 63
Big upside reversal even as broad market nosedives.
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CELGENE (CELG) Grp 15 o$61.50
DEVELOPS THERAPIES TO TREAT CANCER AND IMMUNE-INFLAMMATORY
RELATED DISEASES
10 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 28%
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 68
Struggling to retake 40-week line; 21% off high.
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MCDONALDS (MCD) Grp 54 o$60.77
1122M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 89 ROE 23%
OPERATES 6,690 AND FRANCHISES/LICENSES 24,799 MCDONALD'S FAST
FOOD RESTAURANTS WORLDWIDE.
10 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/19
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 64
Support finally fails at 10-week line, but base is still intact.
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COLLECTIVE BRANDS (PSS) Grp 19 o$16.28
OPERATES 4,552 PAYLESS AND 340 STRIDE RITE STORES IN THE U.S.,
CANADA, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA OFFERING FOOTWEAR.
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 12/4
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 94
Tumbles for second-straight week, but volume eases.
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BALCHEM CORP (BCPC) Grp 65 o$25.10
MANUFACTURES SPECIALTY PERFORMANCE INGREDIENTS AND PRODUCTS
FOR THE FOOD, FEED AND MEDICAL STERILIZATION MARKETS.
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/5
R&D 1%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 51
Triggers 8% sell rule after clearing 28.14 buy point.
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ROSS STORES INC (ROST) Grp 19 o$33.83
OPERATES 838 ROSS AND 52 DD'S DISCOUNTS OFF-PRICE APPAREL AND
ACCESSORIES STORES IN 27 STATES AND GUAM.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/20
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 89
Support at 40-week line in fourth-straight down week.
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PINNACLE FIN PTNR (PNFP) Grp 11 $28.86
HOLDING COMPANY FOR PINNACLE NATIONAL BANK OPERATING VIA 33
OFFICES IN NINE TENNESSEE COUNTIES.
Last Qtr Eps +12%5 Prior Qtr 0%6 Last Qtr Sales +41%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/16
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 54
Thin small-cap stock maintains above breakout level.
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ENERSIS SA (ENI) Grp 60 $15.64
CHILEAN HOLDING CO ENGAGED IN THE GENERATION/DISTRIBUTION OF
ELECTRICITY TO CHILE, ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA AND PERU.
Last Qtr Eps+1150%5 Prior Qtr +60%6 Last Qtr Sales +66%
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/31
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 16
Drops under 40-week line as volume picks up.
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GMARKET INC (GMKT) Grp 106 o$22.42
KOREAN PROVIDER OF E-COMMERCE MARKETPLACE ENABLING CUSTOMERS
TO BUY A WIDE SELECTION OF PRODUCTS VIA GMARKET.CO.KR.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/8
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 35
Cup breakout failed. Now forming new base.
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I P G PHOTONICS CORP (IPGP) Grp 83 o$18.70
MANUFACTURES OPTICAL LASERS/AMPLIFIERS FOR MATERIALS PROCESS-
ING, TELECOM, MEDICAL, AND TEST/MEASUREMENT MARKETS.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/6
R&D 5%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 56
Consolidating between 10- and 40-week moving averages.
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FPIC INSURANCE (FPIC) Grp 27 $52.03
PROVIDES MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE AND RELATED
RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES PRIMARILY IN FLORIDA.
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/30
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 53
Retraces huge gain from previous week; near 10-week line.
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JOS. A. BANK CLOTHIER (JOSB) Grp 19 o$32.71
OPERATES 410 AND FRANCHISES 12 STORES IN 42 STATES (39 IN TX)
OFFERING MEN'S TAILORED AND CASUAL CLOTHING.
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 12/13
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 97
Bouncing back from failed September breakout.
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SYBASE (SY) Grp 57 $29.00
DEVELOPS ENTERPRISE DATABASE SOFTWARE FOR INFORMATION MANAGE-
MENT, DEVELOPMENT AND DATA INTEGRATION
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 14%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 78
Finishes below 40-week line as shares fall on volume.
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SPARTAN STORES INC (SPTN) Grp 44 $25.36
DISTRIBUTES FOOD TO NEARLY 400 INDEPENDENT GROCERY STORES AND
OPERATES 84 SUPERMARKETS IN MI, OH AND IN.
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/17
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 59
Finishes below alternative buy point after passing it.
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GREEN MTN COFFEE (GMCR) Grp 6 o$36.59
DISTRIBUTES COFFEES AND TEAS, SINGLE CUP BREWERS AND SINGLE CUP
PORTION PACKS TO SUPERMARKETS, FOOD STORES AND OTHER.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/15
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 88
Forming possible handle on a quirky, 16-week base.
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FTI CONSULTING (FCN) Grp 49 o$69.03
PROVIDES FORENSIC, LITIGATION, TECHNOLOGY, CORPORATE FINANCE,
RESTRUCTURING, AND ECONOMIC CONSULTING SERVICES.
5 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 77
Regains the 10-week line only to make hasty retreat.
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GENOPTIX INC (GXDX) Grp 23 $33.49
PROVIDES LABORATORY SERVICES FOR ONCOLOGISTS AND HEMATOLOGISTS
FOR DIAGNOSIS OF BLOOD, BONE MARROW AND OTHER CANCERS.
% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 253,100 Debt 0%
Last Qtr Eps +100%6 Prior Qtr +325%6Last Qtr Sales+99%
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 12/12
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 80
Closes a fourth week at or below 10-week average.
78
MERIT MEDICAL SYST (MMSI) Grp 14 $18.85
DEVELOPS DISPOSABLE MEDICAL DEVICES FOR USE IN INTERVENTIONAL
CARDIOLOGY AND RADIOLOGY.
0% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. Daily Vol 227,700 Debt 0%
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 4%
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 61
Retreats to lower end of flat base on soft volume.
41
Laclede Group 49.54 99 85 98 +18 +86 .. +24 12 3 7 D
Public utility topped earnings estimates past 5 quarters by 13% to 187%.
42
GMarket Inc 22.42 93 98 86 +45 +67 +69 +12 27 15 .. E
7South Korean ecommerce firm's earnings strong, but sales growth slows.
43
Empresa Nac Chile 42.21 97 98 83 +73 +344 +2 +50 10 21 1 ..
Chilean electric utility increased revenue by 36% to 50% past 4 quarters.
44
Syniverse Holdings 16.35 93 96 88 +62 +65 +48 +40 15 28 25 D
7Wireless servicer accelerated sales growth past 3 qtrs from 7% to 40%.
45
Express Scripts 66.87 95 95 88 +29 +33 +30 +3 69 5 1 D
Pharmacy benefits managers' sales growth just 2% to 5% past six quarters.
46
IPG Photonics Corp 18.70 98 94 86 +26 +36 +11 +27 17 25 57 C
7Laser maker expected to lift EPS next 4 quarters by 11% to 39%.
47
Teledyne Tech 54.83 94 92 90 +27 +33 +26 +20 19 9 6 D
Circuit board maker's 3year growth rate has 2nd highest possible score.
48
Big Lots 27.52 95 90 93 +38 +52 +29 +2 16 4 2 D
Closeout goods retailer beat earnings views for 10 straight quarters.
49
Cornell Companies 25.91 95 90 93 +49 +33 +191 +3 7 6 11 D
Correction firm's revenue growth lingering in single digits.
50
FPIC Insurance 52.03 93 90 93 +10 +15 +34 12 14 29 9 C
Insurance firm reports waning sales growth for seven quarters running.
51
Global Payments 47.82 99 90 91 +14 +31 +15 +30 15 20 3 D
Analysts see payments processors EPS growth slowing to 15% in Nov. qtr.
52
Chattem 75.87 97 89 92 +18 +30 +14 +3 39 23 6 C
Small cap boosts guidance for fiscal 2008, offers bullish view on '09.
53
Westwood Holdings 46.78 99 84 96 .. +24 .. +21 51 48 23 C
Computer network firm's earnings, sales slow in past two quarters.
54
Jos. A. Bank Clothr 32.71 99 83 97 +9 +9 +8 +14 21 13 5 D
Clothing retailer's sales growth picked up in latest quarters.
55
Celgene 61.50 99 99 80 +46 +42 +34 +64 19 44 2 D
EPS growth eases from highs, but sales lock in powerful gains.
56
Alcon 160.1 99 91 88 +21 +27 +14 +18 52 35 .. D
7European agency recommends OK of firm's glaucoma treatment.
57
Somanetics Corp 20.99 98 90 88 +8 +21 +26 +22 10 38 10 E
Sales growth swings from 8% to 40% over past three quarters.
58
Sybase 29.00 97 89 91 +17 +32 +6 +15 18 23 6 D
Software maker to report results Oct. 21; analysts see 6% EPS gain.
59
McDonalds 60.77 98 89 89 +21 +31 +17 +4 23 22 1 D
Stifel Nicolaus sees fast food stocks outdoing casual dining through '09.
60
MWI Veterinary Spl 40.69 97 88 92 +15 +26 +26 +13 12 3 11 D
7Pet products distributor's Q4 earnings slated to grow 26%.
61
Strayer Education 200.5 99 88 90 +25 +25 +27 +24 36 32 3 C
Educator's sales grow 24%, the highest since September 2005.
62
Spartan Stores Inc 25.36 97 86 93 +11 +21 +42 +13 17 2 4 D
Grocer's cash flow ratio is strong but down compared to past years.
63
Collective Brands 16.28 99 84 95 +10 +26 14 +30 12 4 2 D
Shoe retailer's earnings seen falling 13% to 44 cents/share this quarter.
64
Southside Bcshr 22.83 99 84 95 +68 +122 +68 +38 14 15 12 E
Regional bank's Q2 EPS doubles from yearago, clobbering views.
65
Kendle Intl 40.79 98 97 80 +34 +79 +17 +27 16 6 12 D
Analysts see clinical research firm's Q3 EPS growth slowing to 17%.
66
Green Mtn Coffee 36.59 99 93 83 +26 +56 +24 +43 18 7 31 D
Coffee distributor's aftertax margin at 6% for first time since 9/05.
67
Balchem Corp 25.10 96 86 91 +20 +14 +13 +42 19 14 7 C
Chemical maker's Q3 EPS growth seen slowing to 15%.
68
Stericycle 57.20 97 86 90 +21 +22 +19 +19 19 22 8 D
Medical waste firm to report results after the close on Oct. 23.
69
Genzyme Corp 78.49 99 86 89 +13 +11 +11 +25 15 35 3 D
Biotech giant's pretax margins and return on margin rise as debt falls.
70
FTI Consulting 69.03 99 84 91 +25 +32 +2 +41 12 15 4 C
Corporate consultant's Q3 EPS growth expected to slow to 2%.
71
Ross Stores Inc 33.83 98 83 93 +24 +46 +19 +14 28 7 3 D
Discount apparel retailer's Q2 EPS growth of 46% met analyst views.
72
Flowers Foods 29.73 97 81 96 +18 +8 +21 +13 16 7 16 D
Analysts see third-quarter EPS growing 21%.
73
UMB Financial Cp 57.18 96 80 97 +46 +21 +39 2 8 14 14 C
Consensus views see 46% leap in yoy EPS for 2008.
74
Genoptix Inc 33.49 99 80 95 +39 +100 +27 +99 28 23 46 D
7Blood lab operator EPS growth seen rising 27% in third quarter.
75
Pinnacle Fin Ptnr 28.86 99 79 96 +12 +12 +11 +41 6 19 13 D
Tenn. bank's EPS seen rising 11% in third quarter, 16% in '09.
76
Rock Tenn Cl A 38.50 99 78 98 +25 +9 +47 +30 16 5 10 D
Container maker's fiscal Q4 EPS growth seen rebounding 47%.
77
SWS Group 19.48 97 78 98 +25 7 +7 +11 10 10 8 D
Clearing service provider gave up 7% EPS for fiscal Q4.
78
Merit Medical Syst 18.85 98 78 97 +32 +62 +20 +11 10 11 11 D
Analysts see medical gear maker's Q3 EPS growth slowing to 20%.
79
Enersis SA 15.64 96 98 77 +21 +999 .. +66 6 15 .. ..
Chilean utility firm's aftertax margin dropped off in latest quarter.
80
IRIS International 16.79 94 89 87 +13 +20 +9 +11 12 13 8 D
In vitro diagnostic products maker beat Q2 earnings views by 9%.
SMARTSELECT
6
84
P S S WORLD MEDICAL (PSSI) Grp 47 $18.79
DISTRIBUTES MEDICAL PRODUCTS AND EQUIPMENT TO PHYSICIAN OFFICES,
LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES AND HOME CARE PROVIDERS
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 82
Seeking support at 10-week line; 9/19 breakout failed.
88
AMERICAN MED SYS (AMMD) Grp 14 $16.22
DEVELOPS MEDICAL DEVICES FOR THE TREATMENT OF UROLOGICAL AND
GYNECOLOGICAL DISORDERS.
-14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. D. Vol 1,083,800 Debt 203%
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/29
R&D 9%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 79
Stock dives below 10-week moving average.
92
THORATEC (THOR) Grp 14 o$25.63
DEVELOPS VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES (VAD), POINT-OF-CARE BLOOD
DIAGNOSTIC TEST KITS AND VASCULAR GRAFTS.
Last Qtr Eps +122%5 Prior Qtr 0%5 Last Qtr Sales +44%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 18%
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 86
Retreats to 10-wk moving average after run-up.
96
I T C HOLDINGS CORP (ITC) Grp 60 o$51.18
ENGAGED IN THE TRANSMISSION OF ELECTRICITY TO LOCAL DISTRIBUTION
FACILITIES FROM GENERATING STATIONS
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/31
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 61
Down third straight week as rebound from 10-wk avg failed.
100
OWENS & MINOR (OMI) Grp 47 o$46.20
DISTRIBUTES BRANDED MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SUPPLIES TO HOSPITALS
AND HEALTHCARE NETWORKS THROUGH 45 DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/22
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 75
Working on a flat base; tight trading is favorable.
81
COVANCE (CVD) Grp 23 o$85.50
PROVIDES PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE BIOTECHNOLOGY,
MEDICAL DEVICE AND PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES.
Last Qtr Eps +23%5 Prior Qtr +22% Last Qtr Sales +14%
24 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
Acc/Dis D-
Sup/Demand 64
Stabs through 40-wk moving average on big vol. sell-off.
85
INTEGRA LIFESCI (IART) Grp 14 $45.00
DEVELOPS MEDICAL DEVICES, IMPLANTS AND BIOMATERIALS USED IN
NEUROSURGERY, EXTREMITY RECONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL SURGERY.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/9
R&D 5%
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 61
Range bound between 42 and 50 for past 3 months.
89
STERIS (STE) Grp 33 o$34.51
DEVELOPS INFECTION PREVENTION/SURGICAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO
HEALTHCARE, PHARMACEUTICAL AND RESEARCH CUSTOMERS.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/30
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 70
Light-volume pullback below 10-wk after hitting new high.
93
HERBALIFE LTD (HLF) Grp 18 o$37.97
NETWORK MARKETER OFFERING WEIGHT MANAGEMENT, NUTRITIONAL
SUPPLEMENTS AND SKIN/HAIR CARE PRODUCTS VIA 1.8 MIL MEMBERS.
16 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/6
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 81
Falls below 10-wk avg as it forms a new base.
97
BLACKROCK (BLK) Grp 38 o$186.67
MANAGES FIXED INCOME, CASH, EQUITY AND ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT
PRODUCTS FOR INSTITUTIONAL AND INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS
7 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/17
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 50
Lingering under 10-week and 40-week lines in volatile trade.
82
ST JUDE MEDICAL (STJ) Grp 14 o$42.55
DEVELOPS CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICAL DEVICES FOR CARDIAC RHYTHM
MANAGEMENT AND ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
5 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/18
R&D 12%
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 68
Fifth week below the 10-week average; forming new base.
86
PROASSURANCE (PRA) Grp 27 $54.44
OFFERS PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE PRIMARILY TO PHYSICIANS,
DENTISTS AND OTHER HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/6
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 58
Trying to find support at 10-wk avg in volatile trade.
90
CHURCH & DWIGHT (CHD) Grp 16 o$62.92
MANUFACTURES BAKING SODA, LAUNDRY DETERGENTS, CONDOMS, PREG-
NANCY TESTS, TOOTHPASTES, AND OTHER CONSUMER PRODUCTS.
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/6
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 60
Bounces off of 10-wk line on higher volume.
94
TOWER GROUP INC (TWGP) Grp 27 o$24.00
OFFERS PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE PRODUCTS TO SMALL AND
MID-SIZED FIRMS AND TO INDIVIDUALS IN NORTHEAST STATES.
20 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/7
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 71
Working on the right side of the base goes back a year.
98
IDEXX LABORATORIES (IDXX) Grp 33 o$51.69
DEVELOPS VETERINARIAN, WATER QUALITY TESTING AND PRODUCTION
ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/26
R&D 7%
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 57
Light-volume retreat below 10-wk; may forming handle.
83
OPEN TEXT (OTEX) Grp 57 o$31.59
DEVELOPS CONTENT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE THAT CAPTURES, MANAGES,
STORES AND DELIVERS ORGANIZATIONAL CONTENT THROUGH NETWORKS.
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 14%
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 89
Drops below 10-week and 40-week lines, but volume fades.
87
NEOGEN (NEOG) Grp 14 $26.95
DEVELOPS PHARMACEUTICALS/VACCINES FOR ANIMAL SAFETY AND DIAG-
NOSTIC TEST KITS FOR FOOD SAFETY.
7 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/3
R&D 3%
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 43
Pullback pn light volume to 10-wk avg after hitting new high.
91
STANDEX INTL CORP (SXI) Grp 32 $26.65
MANUFACTURES FOOD SERVICE, ENGINEERED, HYDRAULICS AND AIR
DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS. ALSO OFFERS ENGRAVING SERVICES.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 49
Thin stock. 7-wk runup stalls at 30. Can it rally off 10-wk?
95
MICROSEMI (MSCC) Grp 95 o$23.82
MANUFACTURES ANALOG/MIXED SIGNAL ICS USED IN POWER MANAGEMENT
FOR DEFENSE/AEROSPACE, WIRELESS, AND MEDICAL MARKETS.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/15
R&D 9%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 72
Slides through its 40-week moving average line.
99
TECHNE (TECH) Grp 15 o$71.00
DEVELOPS CYTOKINES, ANTIBODIES AND OTHER BIOTECHNOLOGY AND
HEMATOLOGY PRODUCTS FOR RESEARCH AND CLINICAL DIAGNOSTICS.
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 8%
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 51
Struggling to find support at 40-wk avg; forming new base?
SMARTSELECT
6
COMP ANI E S 8 1 - 1 0 0
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leading companies trading in the U.S. Rankings are based on a combination of
each companys profit growth; IBDs Composite Rating, which includes key
measures such as return on equity, sales growth and profit margins; and relative
price strength. Stocks with a highlighted border typically have strong fundamen-
tals and sound base patterns and may merit further review. A companys inclusion
in the list or among the highlighted charts should not be viewed as a recommenda-
tion. Many are newer, smaller and highly volatile companies that require further
research due to their speculative nature. 7denotes a company that came public
within the past 8 years. Supply/Demand Rating compares a stocks float with its
trading volume, from 1 to 99. Stocks with the most demand vs. supply are rated 99.
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Covance 85.50 95 89 85 +20 +23 +16 +14 17 14 2 C
Annual profit has increased 7 years straight, analyst see that continuing.
82
St Jude Medical 42.55 98 89 85 +25 +33 +24 +20 22 23 4 D
Sales growth hits 20% during second quarter for first time since '05.
83
Open Text 31.59 97 88 86 +14 +21 +19 +14 18 21 3 D
Canaccord Adams downgrades from buy to hold on licensesales outlook.
84
PSS World Medical 18.79 95 87 89 +14 +31 0 +8 15 3 3 D
Medical products maker's EPS growth seen to be 0% after 2 good quarters.
85
Integra LifeSci 45.00 98 87 86 +58 +20 +21 +17 14 12 33 C
Medical products firms Q3 EPS seen growing 21%.
86
Proassurance 54.44 95 86 88 0 +20 5 15 14 33 9 C
Insurers Q3 earnings expected to fall 4%.
87
Neogen 26.95 98 84 90 +18 +19 +14 +26 12 18 10 D
Vaccine maker's fiscal Q1 earnings grew 19%, but foward outlook is lower.
88
American Med Sys 16.22 98 83 91 +53 +90 +44 +11 10 11 6 D
Maker of urological treatments accelerates EPS 2 quarters straight.
89
Steris 34.51 95 81 95 +17 +95 +19 +11 12 11 11 D
Medical products makers Q2 EPS seen slowing to 19%.
90
Church & Dwight 62.92 96 80 95 +18 +12 0 +9 17 11 2 D
Consumer goods maker's EPS seen rising 19% in '08, 14% in '09.
91
Standex Intl Corp 26.65 95 78 97 .. +81 .. +5 9 4 3 D
Maker of industrial/commerical gear lifted Q2 earnings 81%.
92
Thoratec 25.63 99 75 99 +54 +122 +125 +44 5 11 3 C
Analysts see ventricle pump maker's Q3 EPS leaping 125%.
93
Herbalife Ltd 37.97 99 98 72 +36 +61 +25 +21 73 14 6 D
7Independent Intl Investment Research rates buy on revenue growth.
94
Tower Group Inc 24.00 94 96 76 +22 +25 +18 +4 21 20 13 D
7Analysts see insurer's EPS growth slowing in Q3 to 19%.
95
Microsemi 23.82 92 95 80 +30 +31 +29 +14 15 25 5 D
Analysts see chipmaker's fiscal Q4 EPS rising 29%.
96
I T C Holdings Corp 51.18 97 93 79 +17 +24 4 +51 13 25 3 C
7Ultility firm's profit growth slowing. Views for 3% this quarter.
97
Blackrock 186.7 96 90 83 +6 +19 4 +26 10 42 5 D
Analysts expect 3% decline in asset manager's current quarterly earnings.
98
Idexx Laboratories 51.69 98 89 83 +20 +43 0 +18 24 15 4 C
Veterinary care firm increases investment in Westbrook, Maine by $40 mil.
99
Techne 71.00 98 88 83 +9 +21 +16 +16 22 59 7 D
Biotech tops earnings estimates past 5 qtrs by 2% to 15%.
100
Owens & Minor 46.20 91 84 91 +23 +27 +12 +7 13 1 4 D
Bought out Burrows, a private distributor of medical and surgical supplies.
IBDS 20 RULES FOR INVESTMENT SUCCESS
1
Consider buying stocks with each
of the last three years earnings
up 25%+, return on equity of 17%+
and recent earnings and sales
accelerating.
2
Recent quarterly earnings and
sales should be up 25%or more.
3
Avoid cheap stocks. Buy stocks
selling for $15 to $100 or more.
4
Learn howto use charts to see
sound bases and exact buy
points. Confine buys to these points
as stocks break out on big volume
increases.
5
Cut every loss when its 8%
belowyour cost. Make no
exceptions so youll avoid any
possible huge, damaging losses.
Never average down in price.
6
Followselling rules on when to
sell and take profit on the way
up. ReviewWhen to Sell and Take
a Profit in Howto Make Money in
Stocks.
7
Buy when market indexes are in
an uptrend. Reduce investments
and raise cash when general market
indexes showfive days of increased
volume distribution.
8
Read IBDs Investors Corner and
Big Picture columns to learn
howto recognize important tops
and bottoms in market indexes.
9
Buy stocks with a Composite
Rating of 90or more and a
Relative Price Strength Rating of 85
or higher in the IBDSmartSelect
Corporate Ratings.
10
Pick companies with manage-
ment ownership of stock.
BY JOANNE VON ALROTH
Doyouwant tobe likemost people?
Or doyouwant tomakemoney?
Most investors look strictly for
stock bargains. They think buy
low, sell high is all the guidance
theyneed.
Then, when they start losing
money on a stock, they buy more
shares in hopes that it will turn
aroundandcreateabigwindfall.
Thats called averaging down. In-
vestors figure that buying addition-
al shares at a lower price makes
their averagecost persharelower.
But heres the catch: A stock in a
clear downtrend is more likely to
keepfallingthantocatchanupdraft
andsoar.
Which means it turns into a really
expensive stock one that rolls up
biglosses.
Instead, your best approach is to
average up, or pyramid, by in-
crease your holding in a stock on
therise.
Once youdecide tobuy a stockat a
proper buy point, figure on making
the purchase in three parts. Your
first purchase should be your big-
gest say, half the position you
eventuallywant tohold.
When the stock climbs another
2%to3%fromyour purchase price,
make a second buy. This time,
though, purchase a smaller amount
of thestock.
If thestockcontinues torise, make
a third and final buy when its 5%
aboveyour first purchaseprice.
Youcouldalsoscopeout asecond-
ary buy point to pick up more
shares. Lookforfirst or secondpull-
backs to its 10-week moving aver-
ageandsubsequent support there.
If youtry this, make sure the stock
is above its buy point from the last
breakout, so youre not averaging
down.
It might bother you to buy when a
stocks price is rising. Tell yourself
to get over the bargain-basement
tendencies: Mounting prices mean
youvepickedawinner.
Priceline.com
PCLN
cleared a cup-
shapedpatterninAugust 2006.
Volume was light onthe breakout,
so you might have waited until the
week ended Sept. 22 . The stock
bouncedoff the10-weekmovingav-
erage in what could be interpreted
as a breakout from a cup with high
handle. This was agoodplacefor an
initial purchase.
You couldve added to your posi-
tion in a second buy the next day,
while the stock was still within 3%
of its buypoint .
Shares had moved up 5% that
same day, and were still in that
range the following session . You
couldhavefinishedyour positionat
that time.
Alternatively, you can add shares
when a stock reaches a secondary
buy point. In Pricelines case, the
first chance was a pullback to its
10-week line in early December, as
thestockfoundsupport.
Priceline started rallying from
there. Thestockmadeasecondpull-
back to the 10-week line in early
February2007, whichpresentedan-
other chance to buy additional
shares.
The name-your-price travel Web
sitepeakedat 144.34inMay.
If youd bought Priceline in Sep-
tember 2006, your initial invest-
ment wouldve run up more than
300%bythen. Thestockfoundsup-
port at its 10-weekmultipletimes.
After December, however, the
movement was downhill. Thestock
sliced hard through the 10-week
line in June, and it has trended
downwardsince.
11
Buy mostly in the top six broad
industry sectors in IBDs New
Highs List.
12
Select stocks with increasing
institutional sponsorship in
recent quarters.
13
Current quarterly after-tax
profit margins shouldbe
improving, near their peakand
amongthebest inthestocks industry.
14
Dont buy because of divi-
dends or P-E ratios. Read a
story on the company. Buy the No. 1
company in an industry in earnings
and sales growth, ROE, profit
margins and product quality.
15
Pick companies with a superior
newproduct or service.
16
Invest mainly in entrepreneur-
ial NewAmerica companies.
Pay close attention to those with an
IPOin the past eight years.
17
Check into companies buying
back 5%to 10%of their stock
and those withnewmanagement
(what is managements
background?).
18
Dont try to bottomguess or
buy on the way down. Never
argue with the market. Forget your
pride and ego.
19
Find out if the market current-
ly favors big-cap or small-cap
stocks.
20
Do a post-analysis of all your
buys and sells. Post on charts
where you bought and sold.
Evaluate and develop rules to
correct your major mistakes. Its
what you learn after you think you
knowwhat youre doing thats vital.
Thats howto improve your results.
INVESTOR EDUCATION
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Priceline.com (PCLN)
These rules arent based on our personal opinion or those of Wall
Streets experts. IBD built detailed models of all the most successful
stocks every year from1880 to 2005. We analyzed their common charac-
teristics, what factors existed before these very best companies had
huge advances and how these factors changed when the stocks topped.
So these rules represent how the market actually works. If you ignore
them and rely instead on personal opinions, feelings or emotions, you
are potentially arguing with how the market has functioned for 50 years
and you will likely make more costly mistakes.
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Pyramid Positions Instead Of Averaging Down
I NVESTOR S CORNER
BY JONAH KERI
Stocks reversedlower Friday, as in-
vestors took a sell-the-news ap-
proach after the governments
$700 billion rescue plan gained
Houseapproval.
TheNasdaqgappedupat theopen-
ing bell, surging as much as 3.5%in
anticipation of the plans approval.
But the technology-rich index re-
versed in the afternoon, closing
down1.5%at sessionlows.
The NYSE indexes traced a simi-
lar path. The NYSEcomposite shed
0.9%, theS&P5001.4%, theDowin-
dustrials 1.5%.
Volume ended mixed. It rose 15%
on the Nasdaq and dipped 2% on
the NYSE compared with Thurs-
days totals.
Fridays losses shoved all four of
the major market indexes to multi-
year lows. The Nasdaq and NYSE
composites are at their lowest lev-
els since May 2005, the Dow since
October2005, theS&P500sinceOc-
tober 2004.
For the week, the Nasdaq plum-
meted 10.8%, the NYSE composite
10.2%. The S&P 500 plunged 9.4%,
theDow7.3%.
One of the worst weeks in recent
market history came as fears of in-
solvency and credit shortages
rippedthroughWall Street.
Thepast fewweeks haveseensev-
eral financial institutions either fail,
get bailedout by the government or
get scooped up by competitors at a
severediscount.
The prevailing liquidity crisis cast
a wide swath of financial compa-
nies into distress. Thousands of
companiesarescramblingtosecure
short-termcredit forday-to-dayop-
erations.
All thoseconcernsfueledanticipa-
tion for the governments rescue
package, in which the feds would
buy up distressed loans frombelea-
guered banks and other institu-
tions. A no vote by the House on
Sept. 29triggeredone of the biggest
stockmarket losses inyears.
The revised bill passed on Friday,
with a series of tweaks that includ-
ed limiting executive pay packages
for anumber of companiesandrais-
ingtheFDICinsurancecap.
But whenthebill finallygainedap-
proval, investors saw it as less than
apanacea.
Stocks tumbled as the reality of an
economy in bad shape with or
without therescueplanset in.
Everythingfromastrugglingman-
ufacturingsectortoerraticconsum-
er spending levels to weak employ-
ment numbers is hurtingtheecono-
myright now.
The economic picture got even
gloomierFriday.
Employers slashed 159,000 jobs
from the payrolls in September.
That number was well above the
105,000 jobs that economists ex-
pectedlost.
It marked the ninth straight
month of net job losses. The unem-
ployment rate held steady at 6.1%,
matchingestimates.
Meanwhile, the Institute for Sup-
ply Managements reading on the
services sector of the economy
droppedto50.2inSeptember.
That was down from a 50.6 read-
ing in August, but above forecasts
for adropto50.0.
Beyond the economys struggles,
the stock market itself remains in
roughshape. Themajor indexes are
inanastycorrection.
Fewtop-ratedstocks haveheldup
during that time, leaving few true
leaders intact.
The IBD 100 fell 0.8% on Friday.
That left IBDs gauge of top-rated
stocks down10.2%for theweek.
Youth-oriented apparel chain op-
erator Aeropostale
ARO
had been
one of the few leaders to buck the
downtrend.
But Aeropostale dived 1.94 to
27.85 on Friday in brisk volume.
That thrust the stock further below
its 200-day moving average, 25%
off its Aug. 11 high.
Fellowtrendyretailer UrbanOut-
fitters
URBN
skidded 2.43 to 26.55 in
2 1/2timesitsnormal trade. Pali Re-
search cut the retailer to sell from
neutral.
Elsewhere, troubled banks re-
mainedinthenews.
Wachovia
WB
accepted a $15.1 bil-
lion all-stock buyout bid from
WellsFargo
WFC
.
Earlier inthe week, Wachoviahad
said it would sell its banking opera-
tions toCitigroup
C
ina deal involv-
ingthefederal government.
But WachoviasCEOsaidthecom-
pany preferred Wells Fargos offer
instead, prompting protests from
Citigroup. (SeestoryonPageA1.)
Wachoviasstockrocketed80%in-
traday. But it reversed, erasing all
those gains and closing down a
pennyfor thesession.
InTreasury news, the yieldon the
benchmark 10-year note slid to
3.61%from3.64%lateThursday.
99 84 91 A 80.00 FTI Cnslt o FCN 69.03 +0.78 896 +29
94 93 95 C+ 60.75 Wabtec o WAB 46.75 +2.28 1,094 +29
7 35 22 D 100.3 Magna A o MGA 43.29 2.30 9,112 +999
23 51 3 E 92.22 AracrzCel ARA 23.41 7.83 2,376 +373
46 93 27 E 66.78 Syngenta o SYT 35.84 0.77 2,325 +208
67 56 68 C 46.76 Enbridge ENB 36.58 1.15 1,623 +196
11 45 5 E 77.30 ShawGp o SGR 23.06 0.77 4,890 +153
78 76 41 D 72.51 PeditrxMed o PDX 43.49 2.07 1,308 +139
68 86 46 D 57.25 CooprInd o CBE 33.95 0.97 3,745 +130
51 74 43 D+ 88.72 DST Sys o DST 50.63 2.22 1,317 +115
47 95 13 D 50.99 Celanese o CE 21.73 1.20 4,639 +109
29 57 30 C 72.31 TelData o TDS 34.18 0.98 720 +103
46 81 70 E 35.20 BaytexE o BTE 22.14 1.11 742 +102
38 95 5 E 83.50 Genl Cable o BGC 23.89 3.59 2,528 +98
9 43 10 B 100.5 MGMMirge o MGM 21.25 2.31 8,764 +95
70 64 77 C+ 33.09 WattsWatr o WTS 25.70 0.58 1,112 +91
67 58 54 C+ 93.12 Diageo o DEO 65.41 2.36 1,320 +84
37 66 33 D 50.51 Nordsrm o JWN 24.07 1.32 9,935 +82
80 87 48 B+ 62.20 ThomasBett o TNB 32.56 1.51 1,218 +78
57 26 71 D 32.20 Vectren VVC 26.40 0.96 685 +74
43 49 54 D 144.3 MrtMar o MLM 89.30 7.29 1,164 +73
71 54 65 C 66.00 Torchmrk o TMK 52.79 1.32 1,429 +71
55 81 20 D 65.48 AlleghnyEn o AYE 32.50 0.50 3,252 +65
96 78 81 C+ 52.78 Ecolab o ECL 45.38 1.01 2,433 +61
82 62 83 C+ 44.06 Scana o SCG 37.94 1.30 1,280 +56
50 81 49 D 44.46 JohnsnCt o JCI 26.20 0.98 5,819 +55
76 85 49 D 89.22 Danaher o DHR 63.42 1.52 3,170 +55
89 77 77 B+ 54.66 Polaris o PII 40.47 2.73 774 +54
38 98 13 E 173.0 CFInds o CF 57.46 0.54 6,465 +53
90 87 56 D 69.96 ITTCorp o ITT 50.70 2.14 2,304 +52
88 71 66 D+ 59.57 SAP AG o SAP 46.48 2.37 4,230 +51
92 73 85 D+ 72.76 JohnsnJn o JNJ 66.74 1.05 21,620 +49
43 46 40 D+ 41.34 BrkfldAs o BAM 24.40 1.04 1,967 +49
44 68 45 D 50.63 Enerplus o ERF 34.01 0.77 1,566 +48
21 20 35 D 35.49 PennWstE o PWE 21.42 0.63 3,393 +47
75 94 59 D 112.4 WhitingP o WLL 57.04 1.59 1,602 +45
61 37 52 C+ 84.75 Partnrre o PRE 59.95 1.67 828 +45
49 62 38 C 55.99 Canon CAJ 36.11 1.13 773 +44
91 57 83 B 71.16 KimbClark o KMB 64.48 0.97 4,098 +43
83 88 63 E 62.00 WtsWy WW 43.18 2.00 601 +43
73 74 62 C 42.20 Graco o GGG 32.13 0.74 874 +43
84 82 54 D 70.40 Allergan o AGN 47.35 1.62 3,813 +42
52 87 19 D 85.88 Oceanrng o OII 41.70 1.09 1,803 +42
93 75 87 D 54.75 EsteeLdr A o EL 46.22 2.03 2,911 +41
71 67 69 C+ 58.50 CdnNRwy o CNI 43.55 1.03 2,921 +38
59 22 91 B+ 28.00 Toll Bros o TOL 21.94 1.83 7,585 +37
83 73 99 B 83.33 EnergyCnv o ENER 57.95 +0.89 3,482 +36
99 88 90 C+ 229.5 StrayrEd o STRA 200.5 +4.12 142 +18
60 98 12 D+ 126.5 CEurMed o CETV 48.82 8.63 3,022 +465
18 63 11 D+ 62.30 Penn Natl o PENN 20.12 3.25 3,972 +260
10 8 32 C 45.32 FrghtCar o RAIL 24.13 1.33 828 +234
84 77 82 C+ 25.28 ResConn o RECN 19.06 1.06 1,525 +220
67 95 29 E 43.15 TrimblNv o TRMB 21.76 1.22 2,262 +135
55 95 19 E 203.0 Apple Inc o AAPL 98.98 1.12 73,937 +133
98 95 73 C 38.40 UrbanOutfit o URBN 26.82 2.16 8,089 +111
97 88 74 B 71.84 GenProbe o GPRO 49.97 4.59 971 +99
97 88 92 B+ 45.11 MWIVet MWIV 40.69 0.81 181 +95
89 66 69 B 41.50 Vocus VOCS 27.00 2.87 466 +82
66 82 46 D 40.95 NICE Sys o NICE 23.98 0.79 539 +77
68 15 94 B 40.00 CougarB n CGRB 31.71 0.67 183 +77
23 27 26 D 61.62 ElecArts o ERTS 32.90 1.07 9,653 +75
68 89 54 E 86.97 LincnElc LECO 58.00 1.25 591 +74
30 49 26 C+ 57.66 LamResrch o LRCX 26.74 1.75 6,143 +69
75 56 79 B 33.10 Intuit o INTU 28.08 1.85 7,378 +61
90 64 96 A 38.74 Allegiant ALGT 28.80 5.40 518 +59
76 98 19 D+ 43.00 CognizntTc o CTSH 19.60 0.92 8,337 +49
86 91 76 C+ 22.80 Symantec o SYMC 17.26 0.57 20,870 +48
39 99 7 E 131.3 DryShip o DRYS 31.84 1.75 4,411 +39
84 79 53 D+ 23.85 Grnlght n o GLRE 16.85 0.65 200 +38
38 80 4 E 80.52 CenturyAl o CENX 21.37 1.18 1,984 +37
74 86 60 D 48.47 Adobe Sys o ADBE 34.27 0.95 9,036 +36
47 63 37 D+ 121.1 Equinix o EQIX 62.40 2.89 1,504 +35
63 73 45 D+ 317.0 FstSolar o FSLR 168.0 9.87 3,681 +34
87 61 85 C+ 38.90 Coinstar o CSTR 31.18 0.57 413 +33
34 65 31 C+ 47.25 FormFactor o FORM 16.17 0.78 843 +31
91 94 64 C+ 65.92 Cerner o CERN 40.93 1.38 874 +30
30 78 11 E 40.39 Crosstex XTXI 17.42 1.26 361 +28
56 67 25 D+ 43.90 CitrixSys o CTXS 21.20 1.40 5,268 +27
73 51 91 A 29.00 Pool o POOL 21.49 0.70 667 +25
91 91 77 E 56.48 Fastenl o FAST 41.90 0.95 3,174 +22
72 65 46 C 39.09 Zebra Tech o ZBRA 25.51 1.43 602 +20
72 76 56 D+ 34.00 ProgSftw o PRGS 23.94 1.00 316 +19
72 85 43 D 44.98 S P S S SPSS 27.51 0.64 333 +19
99 95 87 B 45.49 FLIR Systms o FLIR 35.49 1.41 1,445 +18
92 75 85 B+ 58.00 Comtech o CMTL 48.56 1.16 322 +16
75 82 57 D 30.50 ManhAssc o MANH 20.43 1.02 330 +16
76 50 82 B 49.90 Blkboard o BBBB 37.78 1.08 402 +15
97 73 98 A+ 29.89 DiamdFd DMND 28.50 1.16 205 +14
21 54 26 C 37.60 IPCS Inc IPCS 19.78 0.74 169 +14
46 89 22 D+ 59.95 Foster L B o FSTR 24.73 1.48 158 +13
92 78 87 B+ 46.29 MTSSys MTSC 39.03 1.97 122 +12
81 65 69 C 26.57 Staples o SPLS 20.23 0.61 12,922 +11
MAKING MONEY
RELEVANT FACTS,
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Company Earnings Reports
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belowconsensus estimates, and EPS and Relative Strength Ratings. Earnings growth
greater than 25%, a key characteristic of winning stocks, is boldfaced. The whole line
is boldfaced when EPS growth is more than 25%, EPS Rating more than 85, and
earnings are stronger than expected. Arrows indicate acceleration or deceleration in
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groups. Sales may not apply for certain industries. Real estate investment trusts may
reflect EPS or funds from operations.
Curr Prior Under Sales Rel
Closing Qtr Yrs Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str
Company Name Symbol Industry Price Erns Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg
00 MORE COVERAGE ON NEXT PAGE
00 I NT RADAY MARKET UPDAT ES
AVAI L ABL E SI X T I MES A DAY
AT I NVEST ORS. COM/ MARKET S
Stocks Ex-Dividend for October 7, 2008
Company Amount
A B M Industries Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.125
Covidien Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.160
India Fund Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.670
Ingles Markets Inc Cl A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.165
Integra Bank Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.010
Kohlberg Capital Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.350
Peapack Gladstone Finl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.160
Sims Group Ltd Ads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.080
Southwest Georgia Finl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.140
Split
Graham Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2/1
Dividends
2 Ups
Corel Corp CREL Comptr Sftwr-Dsktp 7.88 0.39 vs 0.31 +25.8 .. 66.2 +9.7` 82 38
Family Dollar Stores FDO Retail-Discnt&Vari 24.51 0.38 vs 0.26 +46.1` +12 1766 +8.2` 73 93
THE BI G PI CTURE
SMARTSELECT
COMPOSITE RATING
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk Stock Closing Vol Vol%
6 Rnk Str Dis High NYSE Stock Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg
Weekly Stocks On The Move
Stocks with heavy weekly volume vs. their 50-day average weekly volume. Stocks $20 or
more, with at least }point change, and avg. volume of 60,000 and greater. For stocks up in
price, EPS & RS Ratings are 70 or higher and annual earnings estimate 15%+. Includes
stocks without estimates. Stocks with 80 EPS and 80 RS or better are boldfaced.
SMARTSELECT
COMPOSITE RATING
Rel Grp Acc 52-Wk Stock Closing WeekPrice PE Float WeekVol WeekVol%
6| EPS | Str | Rtg | Dis | High
|
Stock Name | Symbol | Price | Chg | Ratio | (mil) | (1000s) | Chg
Stocks Reverse Lower After Rescue Plan
Passes; Indexes Suffer Forgettable Week
Friday s act ion:
Stocks reverse lower after
rescue bill gets approved,
signed into law
Current out look:
Market in correction
Leaders up in volume:
Wabtec
WAB
Leaders down in volume:
Symantec
SYMC
Gen-Probe
GPRO
Aeropostale
ARO
Urban Outfitters
URBN
Polaris Industries
PII
Record Payment
REGULAR: Period Amt. Date Date
Agilysys Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .03 10-14 11-1
Celanese A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .04 10-15 11-1
Farmer Brothers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .115 10-24 11-24
Hasbro Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .20 11-3 11-17
HRPT Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .21 10-23 11-21
Innophos Hldgs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .17 10-15 10-31
KayneAnd EngyDev . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .42 10-17 10-30
LTC Props . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M .13 10-23 10-31
LTC Props . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M .13 11-20 11-28
LTC Props . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M .13 12-23 12-31
Northrim BanCorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .17 10-20 10-31
Orient Exp Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .025 10-17 11-4
Pepsi Bottling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .17 12-5 1-2
Steelcase Inc A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .15 10-13 10-24
IRREGULAR:
Sabine Royalty Tr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M .584 10-15 10-29
STOCK:
Collectors Univ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10% 10-20 11-3
INCREASED: New
Speedway Motorsports . . . . . . . . . . . A .34 10-17 10-31
SUSPENDED:
Gen Growth Props . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;
A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;
U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.
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6 Rnk Str Dis High Nasdaq Stock Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg
97 88 92 A B+ 45.11 M W I Veterinary Spl MWIV 40.69 +1.42 27 11 1,575 +239
97 73 98 A A+ 29.89 Diamond Foods Inc DMND 28.50 +3.49 31 15 1,716 +92
96 76 87 A B 75.18 Procter & Gamble o PG 70.30 +1.46 20 3.0b 1,025m +38
97 80 92 A+ D+ 71.53 Baxter Intl o BAX 67.63 +0.88 22 621 25,045 +33
7 35 22 D D 100.3 Magna Intl Cl A o MGA 43.29 13.4 6 90 12,023 +249
74 94 56 C E 52.28 Amphenol A o APH 35.38 7.39 16 173 28,862 +196
33 2 91 B D 32.42 Amer Woodmark AMWD 22.40 4.59 ... 8.1 1,016 +146
47 88 31 D+ E 41.15 Trinity Industrs o TRN 21.43 8.63 6 79 19,629 +140
53 57 35 A E 76.93 Analogic Corp ALOG 46.12 6.86 20 13 1,370 +136
67 56 68 D+ C 46.76 Enbridge ENB 36.58 2.66 20 334 6,461 +136
29 65 5 A E 99.21 Hartford Fncl Svcs o HIG 28.80 27.8 3 298 48,995 +134
55 67 34 B B 57.59 British Sky Brdcstng BSY 30.05 1.49 15 267 1,056 +131
53 57 28 A D 42.15 General Electric o GE 22.08 3.17 10 9.8b 9,306m +130
46 93 27 D E 66.78 Syngenta o SYT 35.84 9.82 11 469 8,317 +120
67 58 54 B C+ 93.12 Diageo Plc o DEO 65.41 7.70 14 698 7,815 +118
38 98 7 E E 163.3 Mosaic Company o MOS 41.00 35.2 6 156 98,256 +117
51 97 19 B E 140.8 S P X o SPW 63.09 18.9 11 52 10,717 +116
67 97 38 B E 145.5 Flowserve o FLS 73.55 15.8 12 57 14,272 +114
65 95 37 B E 120.9 Valmont Industries o VMI 67.24 20.4 15 18 3,171 +111
48 73 38 A E 41.74 Echostar Corp Cl A SATS 23.11 3.55 999 19 3,262 +108
95 81 84 A B 33.00 Heartland Pymnt Sys HPY 24.39 1.99 23 24 3,773 +106
55 95 19 C E 203.0 Apple Inc o AAPL 98.98 29.3 19 877 3,273m +106
78 76 41 A+ D 72.51 Pediatrix Medical o PDX 43.49 10.5 14 44 5,581 +104
69 95 43 D D+ 145.8 Monsanto o MON 84.47 21.6 24 544 79,565 +104
60 98 12 B+ D+ 126.5 Central Euro Media o CETV 48.82 22.3 15 31 5,469 +104
11 45 5 D E 77.30 Shaw Grp o SGR 23.06 9.59 29 79 19,001 +97
30 82 13 E E 94.89 Deere & Co o DE 39.82 15.5 8 423 55,736 +93
11 30 24 D E 38.50 SBA Comm o SBAC 21.00 6.66 ... 103 19,451 +93
47 95 22 E E 75.98 Cummins o CMI 37.86 8.17 9 201 33,801 +92
50 99 21 E E 241.6 Potash Saskatch o POT 96.56 51.0 15 299 1,314m +91
76 82 44 A D 59.57 Cadbury Plc CBY 40.00 3.34 13 336 3,200 +91
37 83 26 D E 37.15 Actuant Corp Cl A o ATU 20.66 5.29 10 53 5,142 +90
38 94 13 D E 49.98 Weatherford Intl o WFT 20.27 7.34 11 667 1,073m +89
26 44 29 D D+ 43.24 Crown Castle o CCI 25.54 5.94 ... 272 22,169 +89
34 61 43 D D 45.10 Marriott Intl o MAR 23.43 2.44 13 253 42,036 +88
38 95 15 E E 113.9 Agrium o AGU 41.19 22.8 7 156 49,369 +88
81 83 61 B E 30.49 Ritchie Bros Auctnrs RBA 21.80 1.47 26 97 3,567 +87
43 97 9 D E 84.51 Genco Shipp & Trad o GNK 26.50 9.01 5 27 12,608 +86
41 65 33 B D 39.95 Standard Microsys o SMSC 22.54 3.93 12 22 1,607 +85
58 93 40 D E 80.23 FMC o FMC 44.74 13.0 12 73 10,813 +84
23 51 3 B+ E 92.22 Aracruz Celulose ARA 23.41 14.6 5 57 4,565 +82
52 87 19 D+ D 85.88 Oceaneering Intl o OII 41.70 15.6 12 54 11,376 +79
93 98 86 C+ D+ 29.20 GMarket Inc o GMKT 22.42 1.53 25 50 1,244 +79
75 36 84 A+ C+ 30.00 Gallagher Arthur AJG 25.18 1.80 14 90 6,234 +78
68 86 46 C D 57.25 Cooper Industries o CBE 33.95 7.88 10 172 14,494 +78
55 59 48 B D 55.00 Conway Inc o CNW 34.69 9.39 11 45 10,081 +75
B8 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 HOW' S THE MARKET? INVESTORS.COM
FoodConfectionery 17%
BanksMoney Central 5%
FnancIndex Truckng Fd 2%
FoodMisc Prparation 2%
FinanceReit 1%
MedicalEthical Drugs 1%
1 2 2 159 RetailDiscnt&Vari .. +22.0+0.7
2 14 36 160 Comptr SftwrMdcl 92 14.12.4
3 3 11 51 MdcalOutpnt/HmCr 93 5.91.0
4 11 15 188 InsuranceBrokers 84 7.3+0.7
5 1 1 75 MedicalGenetics .. 2.12.4
6 21 80 72 Retail/WhlsleFood .. 6.52.4
7 34129 155 BanksWst/Sthwst 88 16.2+0.2
8 4 3 26 ElecMilitarySystems 96 +6.8+0.6
9 31 60 135 RetailDrugStores .. +4.51.1
10 7 6 103 Comml SvcsSchools 91 4.60.3
11 75131 101 BanksSoutheast 89 10.2+0.3
12 71159 164 BanksSupr Rgional 88 13.9+1.9
13 92114 55 BanksNortheast 90 5.60.2
14 13 20 42 MedicalProducts 93 10.50.3
15 6 5 63 MedicalBiomed/Bth 90 13.20.9
16 39 92 32 Soap&ClngPreparat .. +1.11.3
17 23 34 131 Coml SvcsScrty 92 18.00.5
18 70 64 46 Cosmetics/Persnl Cre 89 8.91.6
19 9 21 73 RtailClthing/Shoe 85 17.53.0
20 91130 108 BanksMidwest 85 10.4+0.2
21 33 45 65 FoodMscPrparation 88 5.0 0.7
22 29 62 125 MdcalNrsngHmes .. 19.0 0.0
23 12 19 35 Mdical/DntalSrvcs 91 17.9 0.9
24 58 23 30 MedicalGenercDrgs 89 +2.8 +0.3
25 69 79 36 UtilityGasDstribtn 83 7.8 0.4
26 65 65 87 Invstmnt Bankers 88 37.6 1.3
27 68 108 44 InsrncePrp/Cas/Titl 84 14.2 +0.7
28 24 39 31 MedicalEthical Drgs 84 16.9 0.0
29 45 58 105 FoodConfectionery .. +10.6 0.0
30 60 71 66 MdcalDrg/Dvrsified .. +2.3 0.8
31 5 4 47 LeisrTys/Gms/Hbby 84 +2.5 2.0
32 64 51 15 DvrsifiedOprtions 78 6.3 +0.5
33 20 38 23 MedicalSystems/Eqp 90 22.4 1.0
34 59 28 83 CmpterTechSrvcs 86 12.0 0.8
35 89 162 115 MdicalHlthMnt Org 81 36.6 0.1
36 36 40 57 Comml SvcsMisc 86 20.4 1.4
37 118 140 111 FinancSvings&Lo 88 21.3 +0.2
38 88 93 54 FnceInvsmnt Mgt 78 22.5 0.6
39 73 94 133 InsuranceLife 75 15.0 +2.0
40 131 105 92 UtilityWater Supply 77 9.8 1.8
41 30 10 13 PollutionCntrlSvcs 88 0.5 +1.1
42 44 86 162 TelecomEquipment 77 29.6 0.8
43 49 82 88 RetailMjr DscChns 82 5.7 +0.6
44 130 99 99 RetailSpr/Mini Mkts 85 19.0 0.5
45 16 16 39 BldgA/C&HeatingP 78 +0.9 0.8
46 54 61 58 Fnancial SrvcsMisc 83 35.0 0.1
47 104 136 38 MdcalWhlsleDrg .. 11.9 0.8
48 22 12 190 ComptrPrphrl Eqp 79 20.5 1.5
49 61 63 43 Cmml SvcsCnsltng 84 18.7 1.8
50 10 30 146 Retl WhsleBldgPrds 85 3.9 1.5
51 81 132 90 ApparelShoes&Rel 84 25.6 2.6
52 63 69 89 FinanceReit .. 13.1 3.2
53 124 143 21 Tobacco 84 8.3 +0.5
54 112 95 141 RetailRestaurants 83 31.8 2.5
55 100 106 186 TelecomServices 79 36.7 1.1
56 46 8 140 BldgMntnance&S 79 7.6 0.2
57 35 22 64 Comptr SftwrEntr 82 33.5 2.2
58 74 113 79 Paper &Paper Produc 81 29.5 3.9
59 18 88 142 ApprelClthingMfg 77 14.3 2.6
60 106 110 69 UtilityElctricPwr 80 22.1 0.6
61 32 76 176 BldgPaint &Allied 74 10.8 1.1
62 79 111 128 BldgWoodPrds .. 7.3 3.4
63 116 118 78 Medical/DntalSppls 89 12.0 0.3
64 175 182 171 MediaRadio/Tv 70 41.1 5.1
65 27 24 27 ChemicalsSpecialty 77 21.5 1.0
66 43 78 123 Rtail/WhlsleAt/Prts 80 17.2 1.0
67 83 85 95 Funeral Svcs&Rel .. 16.7 1.2
68 48 152 181 Fincecnsmer/Cml Lns .. 20.9 +0.2
69 50 50 106 Cmml SvcsMrkt Rch 86 18.8 0.7
70 47 47 156 Comml SvcsStffng 79 22.5 1.4
71 19 42 154 RtailHmeFrnshngs .. 3.7 3.4
72 94 48 94 TelecomWirlssEqp 70 28.0 0.9
73 117 164 127 HsholdofficFurnitr 81 30.5 2.6
74 66 31 76 PollutnCntrlEqp 77 14.8 +1.1
75 111 57 74 BeveragesAlcoholic 78 6.9 1.2
76 67 102 113 HousehldApplncs .. 13.9 5.5
77 154 145 40 FnancIdxTrckngFd .. 19.0 0.2
78 8 9 150 FoodDairyProducts .. 12.5 3.0
79 17 124 174 RetailMisc 77 35.0 1.7
80 38 54 195 CompterNetwrking 78 35.9 0.1
81 77 153 145 Rtail WhlsleOffcSup .. 19.1 3.5
82 41 137 183 Retail/WhlsleJwlry .. 25.1 1.8
83 87 55 107 ElecScntific/Msrng 85 21.4 0.2
84 156 123 80 Comml SvcsHlthcre .. 23.6 0.8
85 109 68 161 Auto/TrckRplcPrts 62 37.0 1.1
86 76 109 25 Containers 80 16.7 1.5
87 37 27 82 BldgCnstr Prds/Msc 61 22.7 2.2
88 141 81 185 TelcomFibr Optcs .. 43.5 +0.1
89 25 7 28 MchnryGenIndstrl 76 20.6 +0.2
90 15 14 53 TrnsportationTrck 58 9.0 0.5
91 28 25 20 TransportationRail 85 +4.4 0.2
92 168 100 6 Oil&GasUSRoyalty .. 4.3 0.0
93 40 44 49 Metal Proc &Fabrica 66 35.0 1.0
94 93 141 148 MediaCble/StlliteTv 69 26.1 0.1
95 55 32 157 ElecSmicondctr Mfg 70 37.1 0.3
96 102 148 100 BldgHandTools .. 17.2 2.3
97 151 183 126 BanksMoneyCntr 73 25.5 0.2
98 57 17 81 InternetSoftware 77 25.4 1.3
99 56 125 37 BldgRsidnt/Comml .. +1.2 5.1
100 110 172 191 RetailLeisurePrds .. 33.4 1.6
101 53 35 196 IntrnetNtwrkSltns 65 36.8 2.6
102 72 59 14 Oil&GasIntl Expl Pr .. 27.6 +0.2
103 127 96 163 LeisreMvies&Rel 59 25.1 3.0
104 85 128 180 LeisureProducts 69 29.1 3.1
105 135 56 112 CmptrIntgrtdSyst .. 25.1 0.2
106 84 151 67 InternetECommerce 78 35.9 0.6
107 26 146 175 TrnsprttinAirlne 75 39.4 5.8
108 121 150 187 OfficeSuppliesMfg .. 28.3 1.2
109 51 43 19 MchnryMtl Hdlg .. 20.3 3.6
110 150 168 34 BvragesSft Drinks 78 27.2 +0.9
111 167 177 177 BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv .. 33.3 2.6
112 144 163 85 Real EstateOprtions 50 18.4 1.4
113 52 49 97 MedcalHospitals .. 17.6 1.8
114 95 73 147 Compter SftwrDsgn 78 24.5 1.3
115 119 138 60 TrnsprtAir Freight .. 17.3 +0.7
116 103 67 86 Aerospce/DfnseEqp 79 35.9 0.5
117 78 18 153 ComptrManufctrs .. 40.6 0.6
118 90 29 62 ElctriclEquipmnt 72 34.7 1.4
119 153 156 70 Fnancepbl InvFdbnd .. 18.2 0.1
120 98 72 165 MediaBooks .. 32.9 2.0
121 133 120 116 HoushldCnsmer Elc .. 38.8 2.9
122 140 127 137 ChemicalsPlastics .. 29.2 1.4
123 123 84 138 Comptr SftwrScrity 73 34.8 1.5
124 155 107 117 InternetContent 78 41.9 0.5
125 136 87 168 InternetIsp .. 30.3 1.9
126 99 170 130 LeisureServices 50 42.3 2.6
127 114 74 143 Comptr SftwrDsktp 75 27.9 0.9
128 86 98 56 TransportationSvcs 80 12.9 0.0
129 128 158 184 BldgCment/Cncrt .. 28.1 4.7
130 147 187 59 InsrnceAcc&Heal .. 29.4 1.3
131 80 41 3 Oil&GasUSExpl Pro 65 20.9 0.6
132 138 101 93 ElecMiscProducts .. 36.7 0.5
133 126 134 110 Comptr SftwrFincl .. 28.9 3.4
134 108 117 139 ElecPrtsDistribtrs .. 24.9 0.5
135 143 147 152 RetailMail Order&Di .. 29.2 4.2
136 148 160 48 Aerospace/Defense .. 25.6 +0.1
137 82 37 118 ElecCmpnent/Cntr 72 24.8 1.3
138 142 181 132 Consumer ProdMisc .. 35.5 1.4
139 172 149 18 TelecomSrvcsFrgn 65 29.8 +0.4
140 139 116 109 ElecSemicndctr Eqp .. 40.6 0.8
141 113 135 169 RetailCnsmr Elec .. 35.6 4.1
142 174 165 45 Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip 74 31.5 1.0
143 158 119 22 FoodMeat Products 54 27.1 1.5
144 132 133 149 Rtail/Whlslecmp/Cll 62 29.1 0.9
145 62 52 119 TrnsprttionEqpMfg 53 22.6 +0.3
146 115 70 144 Comml SvcsLeasing 68 24.5 2.0
147 105 173 182 RetailDprtmnt Strs .. 33.0 3.2
148 149 144 114 Metal PrdsFstners .. 18.2 1.3
149 181 191 178 Real EstateDevlpmt .. 33.5 2.8
150 163 178 173 Comml SvcsPrntng .. 38.4 3.6
151 157 122 71 MediaPeriodicals .. 27.4 0.5
152 120 90 158 ComptrDataStrge 62 37.0 2.6
153 122 26 151 ElecContract Mfg 60 27.2 1.1
154 129 53 24 Oil&GasFieldServic 55 27.8 +0.1
155 160 161 166 OfficeEqp&Autom .. 22.8 3.2
156 182 166 33 Oil&GasIntl Integra 66 34.4 +1.6
157 161 179 120 Coml SvcsAdvrtsng .. 37.3 1.6
158 165 171 136 MediaDiversified 62 39.0 2.1
159 96 91 29 TelecomWirlssSvcs 69 36.7 1.2
160 173 157 9 Agricultural Oprtions .. 26.8 +0.2
161 134 83 52 Cmptr SftwrEdu .. 31.1 0.9
162 107 33 91 Oil&GasMchnry/Eq 53 34.8 +0.9
163 170 169 96 FinancPbl InvFdeqt .. 32.1 0.5
164 171 185 104 InsrnceDivrsified .. 42.3 +2.4
165 146 142 98 TransportationShip 46 36.2 1.0
166 42 13 8 EnergyOther 49 34.8 1.6
167 125 126 17 ChemicalsBasic 57 24.0 +1.7
168 179 175 102 Oil&GasRfing/Mkt .. 46.2 2.6
169 97 46 121 MachnryTools&Re .. 30.0 2.0
170 145 174 170 LeisureHotels&Mot .. 38.2 2.9
171 183 190 124 AutoManufacturers .. 28.6 0.4
172 101 97 68 BldgHeavyConstr 45 39.4 0.1
173 177 112 12 Oil&GascdnExpl Pro .. 15.5 1.5
174 164 188 179 LeisreGamng/Equip 52 55.9 5.9
175 178 186 50 BanksForeign 63 36.3 2.2
176 195 194 172 MediaNewspapers .. 50.8 1.3
177 186 184 41 FincPbl InvFdFn .. 38.1 0.3
178 166 66 122 Metal PrdsDistribtr .. 30.9 +1.8
179 159 167 134 HousehldHousewrs .. 32.9 2.0
180 185 196 197 LeisrePhtoEqp/Rel .. 44.7 1.0
181 152 154 129 Auto/TrckOrgnl Eqp 43 43.6 2.4
182 180 75 11 Oil&GasDrilling 54 28.1 +0.9
183 190 155 16 Oil&GasCdnIntgrt .. 29.7 0.1
184 197 193 2 Metal OresGld/Silvr 55 36.5 +1.4
185 137 121 189 Trucks&PartsHvyD .. 46.1 0.9
186 184 139 10 MchinryCnstr/Mng .. 36.2 1.7
187 187 192 192 TextileMill/Hsehold .. 50.8 3.8
188 191 77 84 FoodFlour &Grain .. 36.3 +0.2
189 162 89 1 ChemicalsFertilizers 44 45.5 +1.0
190 192 189 77 Oil&GasUSIntgrt .. 41.0 +0.5
191 188 103 194 FnancMrtg&Rel Svc .. 70.4 +0.2
192 176 180 61 Auto/TrckTirs&M .. 42.9 1.4
193 169 115 7 MachineryFarm .. 41.0 1.7
194 189 104 4 SteelProducers 35 44.0 +2.0
195 194 195 167 SteelSpcltyAlloys .. 63.9 +2.9
196 193 176 5 Metal Ores 41 42.5 +2.3
197 196 197 193 MiningGems .. 59.4 +2.6
0 0 0 0 S&PMidcap400Ind .. 22.9 2.5
0 0 0 0 S&P500Index .. 25.1 1.4
1. Med Eq & Sys 0%
2. Biotechnlgy 5%
3. Consumestpl 13%
4. Pharm 17%
5. Transportatn 17%
6. Const & Hse 19%
7. It Services 19%
8. Retailing 20%
9. Banking 21%
10. Health Care 21%
17.56% +13.39% Bank Index 595.04 15.88 2.60%
11.07% : + 1.98% Medical/Healthcare 4049.45 42.71 1.04%
12.95% : 1.95% Senior Growth Index 490.11 4.37 0.88%
15.69% 2.08% Defensive Index 1106.49 3.39 0.31%
8.83% : 3.21% Consumer Index 747.51 7.74 1.02%
16.11% 5.82% S&P 600 331.47 8.95 2.63%
30.36% 6.01% N.Y.S.E. Finance 5780.87 82.62 1.41%
19.14% 6.97% Russell 2000 619.40 18.27 2.87%
22.79% 7.25% U.S. Defense Index 714.51 + 4.53 +0.64%:
22.16% 8.53% Dow Jones Industrials 10325.38 157.47 1.50%
22.22% 9.60% Value Line Index 1746.68 45.64 2.55%
9.54% : 11.63% Dow Jones Trans 4134.55 42.63 1.02%
25.14% 12.96% S&P 500 1099.23 15.05 1.35%
26.58% 13.27% Nasdaq OTC Comp 1947.39 29.33 1.48%
21.73% 15.52% HighTech Index 375.83 + 5.53 +1.49%:
36.09% 15.64% Insurance Index 443.48 +11.08 +2.56%:
22.87% 15.87% S&P Midcap 400 661.97 16.90 2.49%
27.22% 16.42% N.Y.S.E. Composite 7088.94 66.47 0.93%
27.48% 19.14% Amex Composite 1747.57 14.87 0.84%
22.69% 20.11% Dow Jones Utility 411.71 3.81 0.92%
40.27% 27.86% IBD New America Index 240.91 + 0.25 +0.11%
42.96% 31.58% New Issues Index 349.50 6.01 1.69%
29.85% 35.04% Gold Index 74.46 + 0.94 +1.27%:
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IBD s 197 Indust ry Sub-Group Ranki ngs
Ranked 1 to 197 on 6-month price performance. Days top 10 performers are boldfaced; worst 10 underlined.
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Market Indexes list sorted by % gain in last 3 months. (: on left, top 4
indexes since Jan. 1 on right, top 4 indexes yesterday.)
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Since 3 Month Yesterdays
Jan 1 % Change Index Value Change % Change
Top 10 Fi del i t y Indust ry
Funds Si nce Jan. 1
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 B9
1. MEDICAL
99 99 80 A B77.4 Celgene CELG.61.50 +1.19 11 4.1m 46
98 98 67 A C+45.2 Mindray .5 MR.32.61 1.32 21 714 33o
69 69 32 B B+40.0 Abaxis ABAX 17.88 1.04 22 310 33
97 77 89 A B 61.1 AbbotLa 2.4 ABT 58.93 +.03 +23 8.5m 19
72 6 93 E B+20.1 Abiomed ABMD 17.49 .03 48 211 ..o
87 47 96 C B 79.0 AbraxisBn ABII 67.67 +.05 45 15 99
38 3 69 E D35.7 AcordaTh ACOR 21.25 .43 41 503 ..o
39 52 39 D D32.1 AdvMOpt EYE 16.20 .80 28 719 99
84 85 56 B C+60.0 Aetna .1 r AET 36.31 .02 33 2.7m 9
47 1 86 D D32.0 Affymax AFFY 18.50 +.31 57 25 ..
53 42 48 B D59.5 AirMethods AIRM 27.66 +.33+115 437 16
87 54 92 D B19.5 AlbanyMlc AMRI 14.73 .69 40 143 39o
99 91 88 A C+178 7Alcon 1.6 ACL 160.1 1.95 +2 362 26
93 73 92 D C+48.0 AlexionPhr ALXN 39.36 +.60 64 640 ..
65 7 76 C B 18.8 Alkermes r ALKS 12.84 .17 61 645 45o
84 82 54 A D70.4 Allergan .4 AGN 47.35 1.62 +42 3.8m 20o
69 32 92 .. B 12.0 AlliancImg AIQ 9.90 .11 +3 291 32k
99 95 99 A B46.5 AlmstFam AFAM 37.79 .87 51 161 22
79 54 71 D B37.4 AlnylamPh ALNY 25.94 .55 37 345 ..o
86 40 99 D B+38.1 Alphrma r ALO 35.00 +.50 45 1.1m 99
99 93 90 A B68.0 Amedisys AMED.47.99 .32 64 469 17k
80 73 93 E D 13.2 AmerSvcGp r ASGR 9.47 +.09 80 15 99k
98 83 91 C B+18.4 AmMedSys AMMD 16.22 1.09 31 749 28k
88 78 75 B C+41.0 Amerigrp AGP 25.58 +.44 55 260 9k
78 77 67 C D+48.6 AmeriBrg .8 r ABC 36.90 +.62 35 1.1m 12o
94 71 96 B C 66.5 Amgen AMGN 59.47 +.88 13 11m 13
76 35 97 E C+18.2 Amicusn FOLD 15.03 +.02 42 14 ..k
94 77 83 B C 29.8 AmsurgA r AMSG 24.78 .16 +10 192 16k
18 5 15 E D+51.1 Amylin AMLN 17.39 1.30 41 3.0m ..
53 57 35 C E 76.9 Analogic .9 ALOG 46.12 +1.52 +29 150 20
96 81 87 B D 21.77AngioDyn ANGO 15.98 +1.40 +93 345 14o
93 87 80 B D+37.7 ApplBio .5 ABI 32.85 .07 2 1.5m 18
80 56 66 B D27.1 ApriaHlth AHG 18.04 +.34 41 263 8k
50 1 88 E D+16.3 ArdeaBion RDEA 12.20 .32 52 15 ..
76 65 27 A A65.7 Arthrocare r ARTC 27.90 1.33 73 241 17o
94 82 82 A C+53.0 AstraZen 4.3 AZN 44.41 .17 +27 2.4m 9o
66 18 90 D B42.8 Auxilium AUXL 31.30 .05 25 511 ..
97 82 87 A C 101 BardCR .7 r BCR 93.64 .34 35 505 22
91 39 97 B B+68.4 BarrPharm BRL 64.95 +1.06 +2 2.2m 23o
97 80 92 A D+71.5 BaxterI 1.3 r BAX 67.63 +.33 +24 4.7m 22
88 64 81 B C+77.1 BeckCltr 1.0 r BEC 68.90 .70 42 284 20
94 83 77 A C+93.2 BectDck 1.4 BDX 80.30 +.50 +3 1.5m 18o
98 71 89 B A 115 BioRadA BIO.95.06 1.29 55 49 23
98 77 91 B B 35.8 BioRefLabs r BRLI 27.99 +.44 47 68 25
8 3 1 .. E 25.7 Biodeln BIOD 2.90 .24 44 265 ..
96 94 61 A B84.8 BiognIdec BIIB 50.88 +1.20 37 3.2m 15
89 73 59 D B+41.0 Biomarin BMRN 25.54 +.56 50 1.3m 99o
46 26 61 D C+18.8 BioMimet BMTI 10.27 +.06 50 64 23
57 55 51 B D+20.1 Biovail 15 r BVF 9.60 +.04 39 450 5o
71 68 66 C D 15.3 BostonSci BSX 11.24 .23 23 9.8m 12
83 68 67 A D 30.4 BrstMySq 6.0 BMY 20.63 +.23 5 12m 13
52 23 60 E A 41.7 Brookda 5.0 r BKD 19.97 1.02 72 289 ..
98 90 87 A B+17.2 BrukerCorp BRKR 12.39 .06 52 332 26
82 36 95 D C 20.0 CPEXPh CPEX 18.78 ... 74 3 ..
69 43 50 A D 18.7 CaracoPh CPD 12.18 .01 65 18 13k
68 61 73 C D+69.0 CardlHth 1.1 CAH 50.53 +.28 +1 2.5m 13o
27 5 63 E D12.8 Cardiome CRME 7.63 +.46 41 533 ..o
81 73 93 .. D 35.9 CardioNetn BEAT 23.77 .52 63 79 88o
94 88 63 B C+35.3 CatalystH CHSI 23.42 1.40 30 304 22
92 52 87 C B 17.6 CeleraGrp CRA 14.21 +.04 31 329 99
62 3 95 D B 19.8 CelldexTh CLDX 11.33 +.60 71 26 ..k
93 78 93 C C+28.5 Centene CNC 21.47 +1.55 63 174 13k
94 72 86 B C 80.4 Cephalon CEPH 71.91 .02 11 1.3m 18o
83 79 68 B E 69.2 CharlsRvLb CRL 54.33 .40 10 606 19o
89 99 38 A D 57.5 ChnMd 1.5 CMED 31.55 .90 67 243 13o
91 69 68 A C 17.1 CinaSky CSKI 10.85 .37 80 8 7
15 23 12 C D29.2 Chindex CHDX 9.83 .26 40 132 46
74 72 51 B C+57.0 CIGNA .1 r CI 33.73 +1.56 34 1.7m 8o
49 6 70 E B 28.9 ClincData CLDA 15.60 .16 52 28 ..
27 25 47 C E 40.1 CommtyHlth CYH 26.55 .42 +19 1.4m 52
53 18 61 D D 22.2 Conceptus CPTS 15.90 .21 45 219 ..
90 65 95 C C 35.0 Conmed CNMD 30.58 +.37 42 162 19
65 53 67 C C 53.5 CooperC .2 COO 34.95 .05 4 561 16o
68 15 94 .. B 40.0 CougarBn CGRB 31.71 .67 +77 183 ..
95 89 85 A D99 Covance CVD 85.50 +1.29 7 523 29
57 50 54 B D63.9 CoventryHt r CVH 32.64 +1.27 43 881 9
94 58 94 B B 57.0 Covidie 1.2 COV 52.69 +1.35 3 3.6m 20o
71 43 69 D D+21.2 Crucell CRXL 15.43 +.18 +1 55 ..
98 70 97 B B+16.6 Cryolife CRY 12.22 .44 55 147 29
99 65 90 A A 24.8 CubistPhr CBST 21.62 +.15 22 614 14
80 73 84 E D+29.0 Cyberonics r CYBX 16.32 +.42 57 305 99o
75 97 28 A D45.0 Cynosure CYNO 15.80 .29 +20 205 8
95 78 97 C B53.0 Datascp .8 DSCP 51.22 ... 48 68 30
96 73 83 B B+67.4 DaVita r DVA 53.92 +.05 58 544 16o
94 80 77 A B+47.8 Dentsup .5 r XRAY 37.90 +.29 +18 1.4m 21k
39 30 34 D D+18.7 DrReddys .6 RDY 11.13 +.12 51 136 22
62 17 74 D B+18.8 ev3Inc EVVV 10.12 +.06 74 255 ..k
99 70 92 B B 67.0 EdwdLfSci r EW 57.31 .29 45 412 25
22 39 6 E D37.5 Elan ELN 10.60 .17 81 2.7m ..
99 97 99 A C+15.27EmergBio EBS 12.81 .11 46 154 9
72 72 45 A E 30.8 EndoPhrm r ENDP 19.68 .02 43 717 9o
99 89 98 B B+18.47EnsignG 1.0 ENSG 16.05 +.51 49 43 13
74 38 74 D B+14.9 EnzoBio ENZ 10.18 .45 58 99 ..
64 13 90 E C+19.6 Eurandn EURX 16.00 .72 47 79 ..
87 78 69 B E 31.7 Exactech EXAC 20.38 .13 14 76 23k
95 95 88 C B79.1 ExprsScrpt r ESRX 66.87 5.93 32 1.7m 24
65 73 35 A D42.8 ForestLabs FRX 26.50 .21 40 2.0m 7
95 85 76 B D59.1 FresenMd 1.3 FMS 51.16 +.63 17 79 19k
75 4 96 D B+20.2 GTxInc GTXI 18.72 +.04 45 115 ..o
97 88 74 B B 71.8 GenProbe r GPRO 49.97 4.59 +99 971 29
97 84 94 A C+99 Genentech r DNA 87.99 +1.48 6 4.8m 28
79 38 90 D C 27.0 Genomic GHDX 21.12 .22 35 133 ..
99 80 95 A A39.87Genoptixn GXDX.33.49 +.84 66 87 25
98 88 98 C B 29.3 GntvaHlth GTIV 26.44 +.04 65 121 19
99 86 89 A B+84.0 Genzyme GENZ.78.49 +.39 21 2.4m 20
98 87 79 A D57.6 GileadSci r GILD 46.39 +1.70 4 8.8m 24
34 54 16 B E 30.8 GivenImg GIVN 10.34 .06 47 64 30k
80 65 67 A D 54.6 GlaxoSK 5.1 GSK 42.79 +.03 5 1.5m 10
92 21 96 B A27.5 Grtbatch GB 24.46 +.47 49 150 26o
97 74 93 B B+67.5 Haemonetic r HAE 62.61 +2.09 23 224 28
95 71 98 C B21.0 HangrOrth HGR 17.00 +.48 +38 466 21k
39 32 40 B D54.5 HealthNet r HNT 23.05 +.25 65 653 7o
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BY ALAN R. ELLI OTT
TheindustrygroupholdingWacho-
via
WB
and Wells Fargo
WFC
climbed
into IBDs top 20 groups a day be-
fore Wachovia walked away froma
deal with Citigroup
C
and accepted
Wells Fargos buyout.While the
U.S. has wrestled with a financial
crisis, banking groups have fared
surprisingly well over the past sev-
eral months.
However, strong price gains have
comefromdepressedlevels.
Five of the seven banking groups
trackedby IBDhave climbedanav-
erage 36% from their mid-July
lows. The highest climber was the
super-regional banks group, home
tobothWells FargoandWachovia.
It surged more than 50% since
July 15. That climb drove the group
fromalagging159thposition(out of
197 groups) six months ago into the
top20ranks.
The second top-gaining bank
group, the West/Midwest, rose
50%sinceJuly.
Nearly all the stocks in the super-
regional bank group moved higher
through the past week, but remain
well below a unanimous peak
nailedintheSept. 19market surge.
Within the group, Wachovia, Na-
tional City
NCC
, Regions Financial
RF
,
Huntington Bancshares
HBAN
, Key-
Corp
KEY
and SunTrust Banks
STI
,
have powered ahead an average
189% vs. a 17% gain for the overall
group, from Tuesday through mid-
sessionFriday.
Wachovia and National City
gained 766%and 180%, respective-
ly. The gains are skewed, however,
becausebothstocks beatenupse-
verelysinceearly2007nowoper-
ate just above penny-stock territo-
ry.
Gains from such low prices make
thegroups leadershipdubious.
BY JOANNE VON ALROTH
Maybe it was a case of buy the
rumor and sell the fact. Stocks
logged big gains Friday morning,
but reversed lower after the House
of Representatives passed the fi-
nance-rescuebill.
Nasdaq, whichlurched3.5%high-
er before the much-awaited House
vote, turned tail and ended with a
1.5% loss. The Dow also lost 1.5%.
The New York composite fell 0.9%
andtheS&P5001.4%.
Nasdaqs volume swelled, NYSEs
dippedslightly.
Wells Fargo
WFC
fell 0.60 to 34.56
after agreeing to buy stressed
Wachovia
WB
for $15.1 billion in
stock. The deal kicks Citigroup
C
which offered to buy Wachovia

with government aid earlier this
weektothecurb.
Apple
AAPL
fell 3.03 to 97.07 in more
than twice its usual business. The
stockhadsunkaslowas94.65onru-
mors provedfalse that founder
SteveJobs sufferedaheart attack.
Software maker Open Text
OTEX
re-
versed earlier gains, tumbling 2.11
to 31.78 in hefty trade after Thomas
Weisel downgradedit.
Teenretailer Aeropostale
ARO
sank
1.94 to 27.85 in fast trade, slicing its
200-day moving average. Fellow
group member Urban Outfitters
URBN
plunged 2.43 to 26.55 in double
volume after Pali Research cut the
retailer fromneutral tosell.
Broadcaster Central European
Media
CETV
plunged 10.36 to 47.09 in
five times its usual pace. That was
the stocks second-straight high-
volumeloss.
Global Payments
GPN
gapped up
and soared 7.87 to 48.93 in four
times its normal trade. The move
came after the payment-processing
service provider reported fiscal Q1
results above expectations and
raisedits earnings outlook.
I BD I N DUSTRY TH EM ES N YSE & N ASDAQ
BY KEN HOOVER
Sometimes, the old parable about
the tortoise and the hare applies to
stock market success. Take Gener-
al Mills
GIS
.
The Minneapolis company wont
make an investor richin a bull mar-
ket. But held for the long term, its
beenprettysuccessful.
Since hitting a low point in 1994,
its risen 242% while sidestepping
bull andbear markets.
There might not be a U.S. compa-
nywithbrands sofamiliar.
Thanks to decades of clever pro-
motion, Americans know that
Wheaties is the Breakfast of Cham-
pions, theyve becomefamiliar with
the Pillsbury Doughboy and are on
friendlyterms withBettyCrocker.
The company started in the 1860s
with two mills on the banks of the
Mississippi River turning out flour.
Withtheriseof radio, andlatertele-
vision, it began sponsoring shows.
One of its early stars was a baseball
announcer namedRonaldReagan.
Anyone who grew up watching
the Lone Ranger or Bullwinkle
knewGeneral Mills products.
The company has anIBDEPSSta-
bility Rating of 3, making it among
the steadiest profit growers in the
stockmarket.
In the latest quarter, earnings
were 96 cents per share, a 19% in-
crease over the year-ago period.
Sales grew14%. That represents ac-
celeration from earlier quarters,
where revenue growth ran in the
middlesingledigits.
The company has had six straight
years of annual earnings growth,
withafive-year growthrateof 5%.
AnalystssurveyedbyThomsonRe-
uters forecast fiscal 2009 earnings
of $3.91 a share, an 11% increase
over the prior year. The 2010 esti-
mateis $4.26, a9%increase.
General Mills
Growth Slow
But Consistent
86 47 97 B Wells Fargo &Co 35.58 +0.42 71.46 +29
87 66 73 B Pfizer 19.16 +0.37 62.23 +34
15 23 8 C National City Corp 3.47 +0.33 178.53 +229
1 23 1 E American Intl Grp 3.97 0.03 214.08 +46
53 57 28 D General Electric 22.08 0.07 173.13 +114
1 23 1 D+ Fannie Mae 1.39 0.17 99.64 16
1 11 1 C+ Federal Home Loan 1.58 0.22 65.28 40
50 12 91 B Bank of America 34.86 1.51 59.27 31
65 22 93 B JP Morgan Chase 46.56 3.29 60.70 +21
22 23 48 B Citigroup 18.13 4.37 241.20 +112
90 91 Global Payments GPN 47.82 +6.76 +316
67 29 I NG Group NV ADR ING 24.95 +2.72 20
85 16 Arcelor Mittal Cl A MT 45.61 +4.76 +39
65 5 Hartford Fncl Svcs HIG 28.80 +2.89 +176
93 40 FMC FMC 44.74 +4.40 +102
94 13 Weatherford Intl WFT 20.27 +1.74 +125
90 83 Blackrock BLK 186.7 +14.62 0
93 65 Compass Minerals CMP 45.85 +3.57 +46
65 28 Principal Finl PFG 34.14 +2.62 0
12 64 Everest Reinsurnce RE 78.72 +5.95 34
93 83 Green Mtn Coffee GMCR 36.59 2.78 48
Super Regional
Banks Gain As
Laggards Rise
St ocks In Bases
EPS Rel Closing Net Vol%
Rnk Str Stock Name Symbol Price Up Chg
TH E LO N G -TERM I N VESTO R
Most Act i ve Nasdaq St ocks
Cmp EPS Rel Acc Closing Vol Vol%
Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name Price Change (mil) Chg
Most Act i ve NYSE St ocks
Cmp EPS Rel Acc Closing Vol Vol%
Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name Price Change (mil) Chg
NYSE Most % Up In Pri ce
41 87 Value Line Inc VALU 39.90 +4.89 88
90 83 T D AmeriTrade Hldg AMTD 18.33 +2.07 24
84 95 Horizon Bancorp HBNC 24.52 +2.22 19
96 71 Hansen Natural Corp HANS 31.49 +2.79 42
36 94 First Midwest Bcrp Il FMBI 27.72 +2.15 51
35 44 Columbia Banking COLB 17.90 +1.38 79
66 94 Dime Commnty Bc DCOM 17.45 +1.34 57
5 73 Unitd Fire&Casualty UFCS 29.01 +2.11 75
68 84 First Bus Finl Svcs FBIZ 16.30 +1.12 91
57 90 First Cash Finl Svc FCFS 16.15 +1.07 21
IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
Nasdaq Most % Up In Pri ce
Common stocks above $10 for Friday, October 3, 2008
Stocks Turn Gain
Into Pain Despite
House Rescue Bill
IBDS NYSE & Nasdaq Research Tables
10 Vital Ratings For 2,500 Leading Stocks $10 and up
Note to readers: Todays prices reflect early closing values
91 75 80 C+ Qualcomm 41.39 +0.82 23.75 +7
81 68 74 C+ Microsoft 26.76 +0.51 94.41 +28
66 99 16 D Research In Motion 62.49 +0.49 27.28 +20
62 75 50 D Intel 17.65 +0.45 67.83 +7
97 92 76 C+ Oracle 19.93 +0.44 45.80 +16
84 83 80 C+ Comcast Cl A 18.78 +0.43 26.69 +16
79 81 60 C+ Cisco 21.56 +0.36 63.03 +20
.. .. 47 E Powershars QQQ Tr 36.69 0.06 228.02 +22
25 45 29 E Dell Inc 15.41 0.38 28.82 12
55 95 19 E Apple Inc 98.98 1.12 73.94 +133
No St ocks Just Out Of Bases
PIECE IT ALL
TOGETHER
DAILY STOCK
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New Highs
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FOOD/ BEV
DiamdFd DMND 28.50 73
Wrigly(n) WWY 79.76 71
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REAL EST
AmerCamp(n) ACC 32.47 53
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MEDICAL
ScielePh SCRX 30.84 82
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BANKS
JPMorgChs(n) JPM 46.56 22
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MISC
PrUSR1KG(a) SFK 100.01
ProShtQQQ(a) PSQ 70.28
VangExDn EDV 105.15
PrUShMC(a) MZZ 76.57
PrUShQQQ(a) QID 61.15
PrUShInd(a) SIJ 92.45
PrUlSMSCI(a) EWV 114.24
PSCrudeDS DTO 47.29
PrUSRMCG(a) SDK 114.00
PrUShTch(a) REW 86.72
ProShtMC(a) MYY 72.19
PrUSRMCV(a) SJL 112.66
RdxIn2xMd(a) RMS 111.25
ProUltSTel n(a) TLL 88.46
New Lows
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ENERGY (105)
AegeanM(n) 16.60 90
RioVistaEn 7.76 3
MitchmInd 8.88 71
Venoco(n) 10.59 98
DCPMidP(n) 16.11 13
HarvstEn(n) 14.13 23
BasicEn(n) 17.57 69
AdvEngy(n) 7.96 23
APower n 6.76 54
NoEuroOil(n) 27.00 86
CoreLabs(n) 86.29 97
NatRsPt(n) 22.42 86
ENI SPA(n) 49.41 90
ImprlOil(a) 38.20 84
TorchEgy(n) 2.50 16
Total SA(n) 57.29 91
FdtnCoal(n) 25.53 15
Gushann(n) 3.92 98
PennWstE(n) 21.42 20
Nexen(n) 19.75 79
Oceanrng(n) 41.70 87
CopanEn 22.31 92
SuperEgry(n) 26.00 92
ComptonP(n) 4.23 54
NatcoGpA(n) 34.39 75
Crosstex 17.42 78
HelixEn(n) 20.58 77
OrmatTch(n) 31.77 81
SeacorHldg(n) 73.62 63
HercOffsh 11.56 23
ExcoRes(n) 11.76 73
WTOffshr(n) 22.64 90
Holly(n) 23.52 35
ProvEngy(n) 8.21 3
Inergy 20.09 38
WmsCo(n) 19.43 98
BakrHugh(n) 50.35 87
SmithIntl(n) 52.03 92
Sasol(n) 35.51 96
BerryPetA(n) 30.49 96
CovantaH(n) 20.47 91
TGCInds 4.73 54
ParllPet 7.40 11
CabotO&G(n) 29.54 90
BoltTech 12.01 91
DejourEgn(a) 0.61 39
Yanzhou(n) 9.89 93
DeltaPetrol 10.40 53
Quickslvr(n) 14.53 98
ChesEngy(n) 29.64 89
Willbros(n) 19.27 73
DenbryRes(n) 15.68 99
EaglRkE 9.78 3
ValeroEn(n) 26.23 35
StMaryLE(n) 31.09 97
Globl Inds 5.80 59
HollyEngy(n) 24.05 44
TeppcoPtr(n) 24.23 52
Noble(n) 38.13 93
NaborsInds(n) 21.54 63
CanArgoEn(a) 0.12 32
ExterranH(n) 26.53 56
Geokinetic(a) 14.81 24
OSGAmn(n) 8.28 85
TetraTech(n) 11.99 70
PanhanO&G(n) 22.75 87
FrontOil(n) 14.16 54
LaynChrst 30.93 89
GascoEngy(a) 1.25 53
Lubrizol(n) 38.85 73
Gulfport 8.40 94
Calumet 11.43 19
Anadarko(n) 42.33 86
UnionDrll 8.80 40
Unit Corp(n) 43.44 93
EnergyPrts(n) 7.19 70
Acergy 8.78 93
MarinerE(n) 17.35 86
RosettaR 16.01 73
Yingli n(n) 9.77 99
TricoM 13.85 6
Tesoro(n) 14.08 8
NGAS 4.13 53
RangeRes(n) 34.75 92
NoAmEn(n) 8.56 73
BuckeyeP(n) 35.60 50
Rowan(n) 25.96 84
NobleEnr(n) 47.76 96
BarrettBl(n) 26.81 73
FlotekInd(n) 8.66 74
TargaRes 15.02 73
InergyHld 25.10 92
DawsnGeo 38.79 95
Carrizo 29.08 92
DoubleEagle 12.27 73
AtlasEn(n) 22.20 93
Sunoco(n) 31.08 37
AuroraOG(a) 0.09 25
TXCORes 7.74 73
Bristowgp(n) 29.97 63
T3Engy 30.95 94
CanoPetrl(a) 1.71 13
VangNRny 11.50
EngySvcs(a) 5.41 5
AtlasPpl(n) 21.02 8
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MEDICAL (36)
AcadiaPhm 2.22 6
AtriCure 9.14 41
PeditrxMed(n) 43.49 76
LCAVis 3.69 56
Xcorpor n(a) 0.47 4
PresrBio 2.10 11
Uroplasty(a) 2.00 43
MedicsPh(n) 12.84 77
Allergan(n) 47.35 82
LillyEli(n) 41.75 69
Incyte 6.67 1
McKesson(n) 49.15 74
Cynosure 15.80 97
Mentor(n) 22.39 32
Cambrex(n) 4.89 32
BioHeart n 2.07 5
ArenaPhrm 4.51 5
WuXi n(n) 11.21 97
Medcath 15.72 68
SironaDen 19.36 73
Zimmer(n) 60.04 74
Invitrogen 35.12 90
AmerOrBio(n) 6.01 90
Abaxis 17.88 69
AriadPhrm 2.01 20
Medarex 5.92 7
Hologic 17.12 97
Chindex 9.83 23
Amylin 17.39 5
Affymetrix 7.08 43
Biodel n 2.90 3
HlthMgtA(n) 3.49 44
Smith&Ne(n) 48.33 77
Angeion 4.39 50
EnzonPhar 6.51 60
ChnMd 31.55 99
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FINANCE (36)
NRDCAcn(a) 8.73 2
AcornEn 3.20 3
KaynAEn(n) 15.03 23
HFF(n) 3.21 17
FidNInfo(n) 17.26 68
AdvTAcqn(a) 7.26 33
Net1UEPS 20.55 88
HighDOp(n) 2.94 30
Fiserv 44.61 85
GenesisL(n) 7.70 70
AstaFund 6.32 37
CompuCrd 3.14 23
Discover n(n) 11.08 32
ChinaDir 3.39 71
AdvAmer(n) 2.29 21
UtdRental(n) 12.94 74
AmerExp(n) 31.33 46
HicksAcqn(a) 8.78 2
Metavnten(n) 17.80 58
Orix(n) 52.71 68
DollarFin 13.15 92
Zapata(n) 6.45 13
JanusCap(n) 19.11 69
SiebertFncl 2.75 59
TALIntl(n) 19.30 92
EuronetWW 15.35 78
OvertAcn(a) 8.90 2
AsiaSpcSn(a) 8.65 2
GoldPHlt n(a) 7.05 2
ChinHlAcn(a) 8.55 2
Oceanaut n(a) 6.17 26
AtlasAcqn(a) 8.94 2
GHLAcqn(a) 8.90 2
UtdRefEn(a) 8.97 2
BPWAcqn(a) 8.85 2
PolarisAcn(a) 8.90 2
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REAL EST (34)
Mays JW 15.45 55
First Industrl(n) 19.00 9
Macerich(n) 48.40 52
SuperHosp 3.70 32
CBL&Assoc(n) 14.11 7
PennREIT(n) 15.37 16
GrubbEll(n) 2.20 25
BrkfldAs(n) 24.40 46
CBREllis(n) 9.40 44
BostonPpts(n) 81.11 39
KilroyRlty(n) 40.13 26
BrkfldPr(n) 14.31 33
XinynREn(n) 2.91 80
ForestCA(n) 24.14 11
TaubmanCtr(n) 41.82 4
DukeRlty(n) 20.24 9
LexRltyTr(n) 11.51 25
RAIT Fin(n) 4.37 22
DiamRkHos(n) 7.42 24
FelCor(n) 5.53 12
JonesLaL(n) 33.85 40
EHousen(n) 6.16 98
AMBPpty(n) 37.61 75
Gramercy(n) 2.34 62
BrandwnRty(n) 12.96 52
StratHtls(n) 6.00 20
GpAerPac(n) 23.15 96
HRPT Ptys Tr(n) 6.10 22
DuPFabr n(n) 12.18 73
Post Pptys(n) 25.36 5
DevelprDvs(n) 26.39 13
HospPropTr(n) 17.02 46
AmerLndLs(n) 17.22 7
ForestCtyB(n) 24.00 11
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COMP SFTWR (33)
DivX 5.55 51
UnifyCp 3.39 53
Informatca 12.00 80
DSTSys(n) 50.63 74
ElecArts 32.90 27
Chordnt 4.37 4
MSCSfwr 10.03 22
Salesforc(n) 42.60 73
CitrixSys 21.20 67
SPSS 27.51 85
ManhAssc 20.43 82
QAD 6.05 52
Actuate 3.21 58
AdvntSftw 32.49 82
VscoData 8.80 85
MagmaDsg 3.33 30
DoubTake 8.84 35
BMCSftwr(n) 26.84 93
KenexaCp 13.86 94
UltimtStwr 22.06 46
GuidSoft 4.03 29
QuestSoft 11.82 55
RenscLr 10.69 70
GlblScpen(a) 1.15 36
THQ 10.51 8
Falcnstr 4.63 83
NoahEdn(n) 3.11 99
JackHn 19.03 65
Synopsys 18.63 63
Blckbaud 17.12 84
MicroStr 53.23 52
PhnxTch 7.29 73
GSE Sys(a) 6.62 11
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TELECOM (32)
SBAComm 21.00 30
Orbcomm 4.10 45
EXFO 2.96 74
CrownCstl(n) 25.54 44
AmMovl(n) 40.81 84
MobilTel(n) 46.89 92
TelItaliaClA(n) 10.38 60
Comscope(n) 29.19 85
WirlssTel(a) 0.99 25
Idearc(n) 0.84 23
KTCorp(n) 16.10 47
LoralSpce 12.61 33
Ericsn 8.16 28
PortgTel(n) 9.46 88
Belden(n) 27.43 95
Opnext 3.67 7
JDSUni 7.78 47
SonusNtwk 2.39 28
USCell(n) 42.94 56
GlblCrsg 12.98 43
Garmin 28.79 80
Dycom(n) 11.15 20
Nortel(n) 2.04 16
CienaCp 8.90 40
TWTelecom 9.86 36
TolgrdCm 4.08 23
Cbeyond 12.40 4
Harris(n) 43.66 92
ADCTelcm 7.20 64
VivoPart(n) 3.70 54
IAGlobal(a) 0.07 28
GilatSatNet 5.34 7
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RETAIL (32)
Nordsrm(n) 24.07 66
WaysdT 6.51 54
LibMIntA 11.30 85
YumBrd(n) 31.17 80
Walgrn(n) 28.24 74
OfficeMax(n) 7.15 12
Safeway(n) 22.58 55
TechData 28.11 55
Benihana 4.01 23
SchoolSpec 27.48 26
Cheescake 13.03 40
MortonsR(n) 4.50 43
Tiffany(n) 32.92 86
DineEquity(n) 14.50 15
AnnTaylor(n) 18.89 56
OfficeDepot(n) 4.90 16
Benihana 4.03 23
Sothebys(n) 17.13 61
Best Buy(n) 33.97 64
PCConnect 6.01 73
Suprvalu(n) 20.79 60
BebeStr 8.63 47
Chipotle(n) 51.22 96
WilSon(n) 14.97 19
GaiamA 9.03 40
ChipotleBn(n) 42.60 96
CharRss 9.88 55
Cache 5.81 54
AFCEntps 6.56 18
Saks Inc(n) 8.03 5
LibMIntB 11.55 85
GrayMrk 4.00 47
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BUSINESS SVC (31)
Unisys(n) 2.35 45
Versar(a) 3.95 36
MedStaff(n) 1.47 28
Innodata 2.27 26
CognizntTc 19.60 98
DonllyRR(n) 21.91 74
BearingPt(n) 0.39 62
PrePdLegl(n) 38.71 83
ConsldGrph(n) 22.33 77
CorpExec 28.68 66
ComScoren 15.48 70
ComforceGp(a) 1.20 90
Bowne(n) 9.93 8
BluPhoenx 3.11 88
HartHnk(n) 9.51 45
Manpwr(n) 38.53 93
Lamar Ad 27.94 56
Wipro(n) 8.86 87
inVentiv 15.87 64
GPStrateg(n) 7.42 68
ChckptSys(n) 17.20 54
Omnicom(n) 36.32 79
Telvent 17.07 83
NapcoSec 2.42 32
Cenveo(n) 6.70 26
IHSIncA(n) 43.60 86
ValuClck 9.09 76
ProvSvc 7.79 62
TechTargn 5.64 69
AmMedAlert 4.85 88
PFSweb 2.34 34
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AUTO&PARTS (29)
MagnaA(n) 43.29 35
TitanInt(n) 17.75 73
Toyota(n) 79.21 46
BorgWrn(n) 28.32 82
GenuiPrt(n) 36.91 65
JohnsnCt(n) 26.20 81
Tenneco(n) 8.61 54
Cummins(n) 37.86 95
HondaMtr(n) 26.97 57
Amerigon 4.95 75
WABCOn(n) 31.74 87
Goodyear(n) 12.68 97
Penske(n) 9.99 67
FedMogul 10.20 73
Nissan 11.86 49
Visteon(n) 1.67 37
AsburyAt(n) 8.91 31
DaimlerAG(n) 43.11 75
Autoliv(n) 30.51 80
TRWAuto(n) 14.13 86
LKQCorp 14.66 97
ChinYuch(n) 6.83 7
FordMotor(n) 4.17 43
ChinaAuto 3.79 88
Lear(n) 8.99 22
SonicAut(n) 7.39 31
SORLAuto 3.16 94
ComrclVeh 5.86 40
Tongxin 3.75 88
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SEMICNDUCTRS
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Mellanox 8.81 69
LamResrch 26.74 49
Teradyne(n) 6.99 55
Zoran 7.24 3
Techwell 8.40 82
Vimicro 2.17 16
O2Micro 3.16 34
ElecSci 13.57 22
Verigy 14.67 6
NatSemi(n) 15.31 73
Novellus 17.85 32
AnalogDvc(n) 24.93 76
KulickSof 3.89 39
Rambus 11.23 1
VarianSm 22.19 57
RudolphTch 7.16 54
Microtune 2.61 20
FairchldSm(n) 8.13 80
Diodes 15.17 75
Intersil 15.30 87
SigmaDsgn 12.73 42
AMCCrs 5.26 73
Entegris 4.25 45
OmniVisTc 10.35 61
AmkorTch 5.82 61
MIPSTech 3.00 8
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LEISURE (26)
FountPwbt(a) 0.48 7
PennNatl 20.12 63
MGMMirge(n) 21.25 43
Wyndhm(n) 12.49 50
Escalade 2.57 30
PinnclEnt(n) 6.01 23
SmithWes 2.94 24
AscentM 24.50 21
LasVgSnds(n) 22.95 30
MonrchCs 8.75 30
WMSInds(n) 25.46 94
RegalEnt(n) 14.10 40
StarwdHt(n) 24.78 54
AmCasi 11.31 57
BoydGm(n) 8.13 37
MorgHtl 8.64 23
DiscCmC 12.75 1
CKX 5.42 73
ShuflMstr 3.91 48
DiscCmA 13.01 29
OrntExHA(n) 20.92 39
RivieraHldg(a) 6.01 50
Bluegreen(n) 5.77 22
MelcoCrwn 3.28 62
Ricks Cabrt 8.88 66
Lodgian(a) 6.52 14
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TRANSPORT (22)
RandLog 4.48 57
FrghtCar 24.13 8
ArlingTkr(n) 11.47 50
YRCWrldW 7.92 15
SupremeInd(a) 2.60 5
SafeBulk(n) 9.55 67
RyanrHldg 18.88 62
ForwdA 24.25 67
CndaPac(n) 46.19 48
NaviosMn(n) 6.79 84
UTiWld 14.82 63
ShipFin(n) 18.19 77
TeekLNG(n) 14.04 50
Ultrpetrl 5.71 73
AtlasAir 34.38 34
GenMarit(n) 17.11 9
DHTMarine(n) 5.63 47
Golar 11.19 8
StlthGas 11.66 54
HorizLns(n) 8.34 64
CovenantTr 2.61 19
NaviosAc(n) 8.55 1
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MACHINERY (20)
EXXCl A(a) 1.69 43
CooprInd(n) 33.95 86
Genl Cable(n) 23.89 95
Hubbell A(n) 39.58 82
Terex(n) 23.93 98
Gencor n 7.35 26
Caterplr(n) 52.13 91
Colfaxn(n) 13.72 96
EnerSys(n) 15.91 97
ClmbMckn 21.03 72
EnerNOCn 8.73 5
Manitowc(n) 13.54 98
ABB(n) 17.85 98
ParkHan(n) 48.27 93
Kennmetl(n) 24.52 82
KeyTech 21.06 52
Manitex 3.35 61
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NYSE(n) 3 NewHighs, 400 Lows
NASDAQ 2 NewHighs, 291Lows
AMEX(a) 12 NewHighs, 162 Lows
CHESAPEAKE UTILITIES (CPK) Group 25 $31.29
96 Comp. Rating 69 EPS RS 90 ROE 11% 6.5M Shares
ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION, TRANSMISSION AND MARKETING OF
NATURAL GAS AND PROPANE IN DELAWARE, MARYLAND AND FLORIDA
Last Qtr Eps +68%5 Prior Qtr -7%6 Last Qtr Sales +32%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/7
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 47
LACLEDE GROUP INC (LG) Group 25 o$49.54
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF NATURAL
GAS TO 630,000 CUSTOMERS PRIMARILY IN MISSOURI.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/26
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 65
CORNELL COMPANIES INC (CRN) Group 17 $25.91
PROVIDES CORRECTION, DETENTION, EDUCATION, AND REHABILITATION
TREATMENT SERVICES FOR ADULTS AND JUVENILES
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/6
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 67
NATIONAL PRESTO IND (NPK) Group 76 $73.48
MARKETS HOUSEWARES, SMALL APPLIANCES, DIAPERS, PRECISION ME-
CHANICAL ASSEMBLIES AND MILITARY CARTRIDGE CASES.
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/27
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 48
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EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS (EBS) Group 15 $12.81
DEVELOPS IMMUNOBIOTIC VACCINES AGAINST BIOLOGICAL AGENTS THAT
ARE POTENTIAL WEAPONS OF BIOTERRORISM AND BIOWARFARE
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/2
R&D 29%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 66
STANLEY INC (SXE) Group 36 $35.92
PROVIDES SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION, AND OPERA-
TIONAL LOGISTICS PRIMARILY FOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT.
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 67
Consumer Close 747.517.74 (1.02%) Since Jan 1, 8.83%
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Dow Trans. Close 4134.5542.63 (1.02%) Since Jan 1, 9.54%
Healt h Care Close 4049.4542.71 (1.04%) Since Jan 1, 11.07%
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Teva UtdhlthG Varian Med WellPoint Zimmer
Senior Growt h Close 490.114.37 (0.88%) Since Jan 1, 12.95%
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Name Symbol Price EPS
Chesapeake Utilities
CPK
distrib-
utes, transmitsandmarkets natural
gas inDelaware, Florida andMary-
land.
The stock may be forming a han-
dleinanearlyyearlongbase.
Chesapeake is thinly traded, with
just 32,000 shares traded per day
onaverage. It has amarket capitali-
zationof only$218million.
The companys earnings record is
abit spotty.
But after two quarters of declin-
ingprofit growth, it loggeda68%in-
crease in Q2 earnings. Sales last
quarter grew 32%, the highest
since the fourth quarter of 2005.
Patrick Cain
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71 59 73 B D+38.3 Cintas 1.7 CTAS 27.47 .37 4 1.4m 12o
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36 80 21 B D 28.6 ClearCha CCO 12.39 .48 8 331 17
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65 54 49 C C 60.0 ComputrSci CSC 37.51 1.15 +7 1.1m 9o
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89 79 69 C C+27.6 DynCorp DCP 16.30 .20 1 176 17k
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96 56 95 C A35.6 EmergMedS EMS 30.63 +1.95 +14 234 20
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99 84 91 A A80.0 FTICnslt r FCN.69.03 +.78 +29 896 28o
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49 65 14 B B 25.4 51Job r JOBS 9.58 +.37 18 21 13o
47 59 37 C C 23.4 FirstAdvn FADV 12.59 .08 68 29 10k
52 63 37 C C+38.3 Firstservice FSRV 14.16 .05 8 26 13k
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94 92 84 B C+28.4 Gartner IT 19.93 +.59 +33 1.1m 21k
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68 88 37 C D32.0 GeoGroup GEO 18.54 .64 24 584 18
65 25 78 B C+37.4 GeoEye GEOY 20.96 .58 41 238 7o
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90 85 80 A C+37.1 HMSHld HMSY 24.01 +.10 +35 382 38
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85 70 82 C B12.0 iGate IGTE 7.67 .04 32 146 17k
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75 80 56 B C+33.7 IntrDat 2.7 r IDC 22.61 .30 16 220 16k
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84 68 73 B B 21.0 KornFerry r KFY 15.89 .06 30 364 10
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26 56 32 D B 56.5 LamarAd LAMR 27.94 .76 22 1.2m 84o
95 63 97 A A73.5 Landauer 2.8 LDR 70.27 .43 58 31 27
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66 93 27 B C+77.5 Manpwr 1.9 MAN 38.53 .71 20 815 7
99 91 96 B A62.17Mantech MANT 54.17 2.53 49 132 23
67 45 76 C C 48.3 Maximus 1.1 MMS 35.39 .23 34 133 15
86 60 62 B A56.9 MineSfAp 2.7 MSA 35.71 .95 37 237 19o
47 42 51 B C 56.0 Moodys 1.3 MCO 29.95 .17 47 2.4m 14
96 97 63 A B+85.5 Morngstr MORN 58.48 +1.20 67 58 31o
61 43 76 B C 29.6 MultiCo .9 LABL 21.50 .67 47 20 20k
99 88 97 B B+28.97NCIInc NCIT 25.62 .64 67 23 23k
91 71 95 C B 22.8 NavigCons NCI 19.69 .08+159 1.4m 23
99 94 90 C B+13.07NessTech NSTC 10.40 .18 64 108 10o
61 79 51 B D 53.1 Omnicom 1.7 OMC 36.32 .36 37 1.8m 11
52 68 64 .. D17.3 PRGSchlz PRGX 8.36 +.18 35 131 ..k
31 34 17 B D25.9 Patni 1.6 PTI 7.39 .36 78 22 5k
86 75 71 A D 43.0 Paychx 3.9 PAYX 31.47 .03 +24 4.4m 19o
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85 83 60 B B62.4 PrePdLegl PPD 38.71 .82 2 75 8
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84 77 82 B C+25.3 ResConn RECN 19.06 1.06+220 1.5m 13o
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93 75 88 B B22.5 Rollins 1.4 ROL 17.93 .56 28 186 26k
94 79 86 B C+21.9 SAIC SAI 19.93 .14 +12 3.2m 19o
86 37 97 C B 31.7 SIIntl r SINT 29.61 .14 62 79 23k
81 75 66 C C 31.9 SRAIntl SRX 21.95 .10 18 440 17
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99 90 94 B A39.07Stanley SXE 35.92 .43 22 171 28
85 87 50 A C+40.3 Stantec STN 22.82 +.58 13 22 13
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71 94 19 C B+27.4 TeleTech TTEC 12.70 +.33 44 372 12k
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Name Symbol Price EPS Name Price EPS
BAXTER INTERNATIONAL INC (BAX) Group 14 o$67.63
DEVELOPS MEDICAL DEVICES AND PHARMACEUTICALS TO TREAT HEMOPHIL-
IA, IMMUNE DISORDERS, INFECTIOUS DISEASES, CANCER
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/18
R&D 6%
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 53
HEALTHSPRING INC (HS) Group 35 o$19.83
PROVIDES HEALTHCARE SERVICES PRIMARILY THROUGH GOVERNMENT
PROGRAMS SUCH AS MEDICARE TO 304,210 MEMBERS IN SIX STATES.
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/30
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 70
GLOBAL PAYMENTS INC (GPN) Group 46 o$47.82
PROVIDES ELECTRONIC TRANSACTION PROCESSING AND FUNDS TRANSFER
SERVICES
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/3
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 63
WESTWOOD HOLDINGS GROUP (WHG) Group 38 $46.78
PROVIDES ASSET MANAGEMENT AND INVESTMENT ADVISORY SERVICES TO
LARGE INSTITUTIONS, CORPORATE PENSIONS AND MUTUAL FUNDS.
10 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/24
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 43
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IBDS RESEARCH TABLES Continued
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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 B11
BY PATRI CK CAI N
Baxter International
BAX
is forming
aflat basenoweight weeks old.
The base corrected 11%and found
support at its 200-day movingaver-
ageas thestocktradedinfairlytight
action.
The weekly price spreads have
loosened a bit lately, but the moves
werestill tight consideringtheover-
all markets volatility.
In the most recent weeks, the
stock has shown accumulation
along with wider spreads. The base
hasatotal of threeweeks accumula-
tion, all inthepast threeweeks.
The stock attempted to regain its
50-day moving average again Fri-
day. But before the day finished the
stock was met by market forces and
its gains wereerased.
This was the second time in three
weeks that Baxter failed to hold
abovethe50-dayline.
Still, Friday was the fourth
straight dayof gains inhigher-than-
averagevolume.
Thats nice to see at this stage of
the pattern: the apparent right side
of thebase.
The stock is still a bit away from
breakingintonewhighs, but its Rel-
ative Strength line did just that two
weeks ago. Thats favorable.
Beforethisbase, Baxterhadbroken
outofanotherflatbase, makingmod-
erate gains. The two patterns, then,
makeabase-on-baseformation.
BY PAUL WHI TFI ELD
Everyinvestment strategyultimate-
lyis about aviewof reality.
Recent financial troubles have
brought that intothespotlight.
WheresAmericaheadedandhow
doesit affect theincomeinvestor?
One camp is composed of the fol-
lowers of free market economist
Ludwig von Mises. They contend
that interventionist economicmod-
els including the U.S. mixed sys-
temalways endbadly.
Thiscrowdpaintsalong-termpic-
ture of financial collapse and ram-
pant crimeandsocial disorder.
If theyre right, then gold-tied
plays andpossiblygunmanufactur-
ersmight betheonlyplaces tobe.
The other view says the collapse
scenario makes a better screenplay
thaninvestment strategy.
America always bounces back,
they say. While nonmarket ap-
proaches put a drag on growth, the
U.S. will muddlethrough, theysay.
How should the income investor
respond to this? One way is to play
bothsides of theargument.
Last Monday, this column looked
at somegold-relatedinvestments.
Today lets look at a way to play
theideathat Americawill rebound.
Whenthe U.S. House rejected the
$700billionrescueplanonSept. 29,
S&P U.S. Preferred Stock Index
Fund
PFF
plunged11%.
Why? Becausethis exchangetrad-
edfundis 83%financials. But under
a rebound scenario, this ETFmight
be a good income play for several
reasons.
First, theyieldis morethan8%.
Second, preferredstockhaspriori-
ty over common stock in claims on
dividendsandintheevent of liqui-
dationassets.
Third, as the rescue plan ap-
proved Friday picks up the bad
debt, this ETF may get more than a
one-daybounce.
But if the rescue doesnt work,
goldbecomes moreattractive.
TH E I N CO M E I N VESTO R
BAXTER INTERNATIONAL INC (BAX) Group 14 o$67.63
DEVELOPS MEDICAL DEVICES AND PHARMACEUTICALS TO TREAT HEMO-
PHILIA, IMMUNE DISORDERS, INFECTIOUS DISEASES, CANCER
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/18
R&D 6%
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 53
Unsure Of Future?
Then Put Bets On
Different Scenarios
BY DONALD H. GOLD
Russias move toward a free-mar-
ket economy has run aground. This
is bad news for everyone except
spies andarms merchants.
One must wonder why a scan of
RussianADRs shows onlyfour with
EPS Ratings of at least 90. And
those stocks Relative Price
Strength Ratings are poor, ranging
from16to27.
TheyareTVbroadcasterCTCMe-
dia
CTCM
, oil and gas producer Lukoil
LUKOY
and wireless issues Mobile
TeleSystems
MBT
andVimpelCom
VIP
.
Four firms from three groups.
Their charts lookeerilyalike.
True, theworldmarketshavebeen
awful. But those low RS ratings
show the stocks arent just drop-
ping, theyre falling harder than
most U.S.-tradedissues.
Howhas Russiastrayed?Forget is-
sues like taxes, interest rates and
zoning laws. Look instead at re-
emerging nationalism, militarism,
adventurism, crony capitalism and
old-fashionedbullyism.
Many had been calling Russia the
newSaudi Arabiabecauseof its vast
stores of oil andgas. Sounds great in
anerathat sawprices boom.
But Russia failed to expand its in-
dustrial base beyond energy. Have
you ever bought a clock radio made
inRussia?
Foreign companies seem loath to
invest heavily in Russia. Memories
are still fresh of Yukos, an oil firm
once controlled by Russian billion-
aireMikhail Khodorkovsky.
Khodorkovsky, a potential rival to
then-President Vladimir Putin, was
arrestedin2003ontaxcharges that
manysaydidnt pass thesmell test.
Yukos oil-producing unit was
soldfor$1.7billionasteal. Theun-
derfunded buyer was financed by a
state-ownedbank.
Russiaownsvast tracksof undevel-
opedoil andgas fields. All that is re-
quiredareforeigncapital andexper-
tise. Volunteers, anyone?
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66 17 87 C B 54.9 Comerica 3.9 r CMA 33.85 .51 55 2.2m 11
93 67 95 B A55.5 CmcBcs 2.0 CBSH 50.04 +.80 55 197 15k
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90 55 95 C A 46.3 CmtyTrBc 3.4 CTBI 33.91 .18 65 23 13k
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90 56 96 C B+32.7 FarmrCp 4.6 FFKT 28.80 .40 76 5 13k
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89 50 92 C A22.5 FnclInst 3.0 r FISI 19.80 +1.20 87 5 13k
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87 40 93 B B+39.0 FCmBsh 3.2 FCBC 35.01 .10 66 12 14k
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93 66 96 B B+67.0 FstFnlBk 2.6 FFIN 51.38 .95 42 69 20k
45 12 87 E C+27.7 FstHoriz r FHN 11.04 .26 34 4.5m ..
78 46 79 C B+30.0 FMerch 4.6 r FRME 20.13 .74 45 46 11k
87 52 95 C A30.0 FrstSrce 2.6 SRCE 21.55 .42 54 30 17k
79 42 94 C B 30.9 Fstmerit 5.6 FMER 20.89 +.04 67 374 13k
83 51 92 C B 17.0 FultnFn 4.9 FULT 12.28 .04 30 1.1m 13k
93 74 98 B A40.1 GlacrBnc 2.0 GBCI 25.50 +.70 43 359 18x
32 50 34 B E 250 GldmSch 1.0 r GS 133.7 +2.11 23 14m 8o
83 93 76 A C 145 HDFCBnk .7 HDB 84.34 2.16 63 256 23
70 40 82 B B 99 HSBCHold 5.7 HBC 81.01 +.99 62 976 11o
93 65 97 B A68.4 HncHld 1.9 r HBHC 50.30 3.72 73 95 20k
90 47 97 C A 20.6 HarlyNat 4.8 HNBC 16.83 +.22 67 38 18k
91 62 96 C A27.1 HeartFin 1.6 r HTLF 24.85 +.92 81 6 16k
96 93 97 B B35.07HmBk .9 r HOMB 25.36 +.05 64 23 19k
86 38 96 B A70.7 Iberiabk 2.4 IBKC 57.18 +1.03 76 26 17k
16 44 20 B D74.3 ICICIBk 2.3 IBN 22.62 1.88 24 3.0m 15
90 53 91 B B+39.2 IndBMA 2.5 INDB 28.72 1.19 59 48 13k
91 55 95 B A33.0 IntlBcs 2.6 IBOC 25.59 .09 67 109 13
65 22 93 C B NH JPMorgC 3.3 JPM 46.56 3.29 +21 61m 15
56 95 24 A C+93.8 KBFncl 4.9 KB 42.20 1.05 63 259 4
35 24 42 D B34.1 Keycorp 5.9 KEY 12.69 .52 31 8.3m 15
75 41 78 C B 16.3 LakeldB 3.5 LBAI 11.57 .14 49 44 16k
83 56 86 B B30.1 LakeFinl 2.8 LKFN 21.76 +.12 73 11 14k
15 23 19 C D+47.4 LloydsT 14 LYG 18.62 +.52 +59 1.6m 5
85 43 92 C B+108 M&TBnk 3.1 MTB 90.00 +3.75 68 656 13
88 48 96 C A23.7 MnSrce 3.0 MSFG 19.56 .49 68 29 16k
75 18 93 C B+37.1 MarshIl 5.6 r MI 22.87 +.02 52 3.0m ..
15 48 14 C E 69.2 MorgStan 4.4 MS 24.63 +1.42 35 26m 4o
92 68 97 B A36.5 NBTBncp 2.9 NBTB 27.89 1.11 56 91 17k
95 62 80 A B+20.0 NatPenn 4.8 NPBC 14.30 .30 63 365 10k
98 75 95 C A 17.4 NewAlliB 1.9 NAL 15.13 +.28 +67 1.5m 30
95 89 74 A C+88.9 NorthnTr 1.7 NTRS 65.48 +.67 51 1.6m 15
81 37 96 C A28.2 OldNtlBc 5.1 ONB 18.13 1.29 46 585 15
94 64 93 B A 31.0 OldSecBc 3.1 OSBC 20.49 +.52 72 30 10k
95 70 96 B B24.4 OrientFn 3.2 OFG 17.49 .79 69 83 8
85 49 96 C B88.0 PNCFinl 3.5 r PNC 76.39 1.29 35 3.3m 16
93 59 95 B A+16.6 PacfcCn 2.7 PCBK 14.65 +.29 56 11 13k
95 74 98 B A 37.9 PeapkGl 1.9 PGC 33.80 +.06 59 6 21
90 79 95 D C+33.8 PaCmcBcp COBH 29.56 +.28 84 2 17k
93 70 93 .. A21.8 PeopUtd 3.2 r PBCT 18.90 +.60 43 2.3m 29
78 49 77 C B+29.3 PeBcOH 4.3 PEBO 21.42 .77 76 7 10k
99 79 96 B A 36.6 PinnclFnPt PNFP 28.86 +.27 62 56 20k
93 62 94 A A 46.5 ProspBs 1.5 PRSP 34.09 1.37 66 215 16
85 58 86 D A21.5 ProvidFS 3.0 PFS 14.62 1.27 44 432 22k
92 45 93 B A26.0 Renasnt 3.3 RNST 20.39 +.01 77 23 12k
94 70 99 B A35.5 RepBKY 1.6 RBCAA 29.98 +.83 49 67 15k
75 12 92 C A17.0 RockvFi 1.4 RCKB 14.40 .40 62 7 40
76 70 78 B C+59.3 RoyalBk 4.1 r RY 46.07 +.32 41 590 10o
87 59 95 B B47.1 S&TBcp 3.5 STBA 35.75 1.56 64 81 15k
92 59 94 B B+45.2 SCBTFi 1.9 SCBT 36.00 +.81 70 10 15k
95 64 97 B A 73.6 SVBFincl SIVB 59.24 +1.22 62 255 16
93 60 97 B A 36.1 SYBcp 2.3 r SYBT 29.88 .82 63 16 17k
70 32 96 E C+15.5 SantndBc SBP 12.48 +1.67 60 38 46
43 60 29 A B146 Shinhan 1.9 SHG 68.94 +1.45 21 60 6
86 46 95 B B27.3 ShoreBa 2.5 SHBI 25.25 +.59 19 12 16k
95 74 95 B A50.7 SigntrBk SBNY 33.52 2.07 57 244 24k
87 45 94 C A 43.9 SimnsFt 2.3 r SFNC 32.64 +.15 84 8 17k
95 68 88 A B 24.5 SmthBcp .8 SMTB 19.75 1.11 72 7 13k
99 84 95 A A27.0 SouthsBc 2.3 SBSI 22.83 +.46 62 30 14
70 24 90 D B17.0 StateBcp 2.8 STBC 14.22 .27 64 11 26k
80 25 90 B B22.7 Stellar 3.8 STEL 17.03 .54 35 42 13k
89 60 96 C B 18.6 SterlngB 4.8 STL 15.71 +.88 35 93 18
95 66 95 A B+49.0 SuffkNY 2.4 SUBK 36.93 .25 77 7 15k
64 17 93 D B78.8 SunTrst 5.6 STI 54.64 +3.47 22 6.2m 17
92 40 95 B B 27.7 SusqBnc 5.4 SUSQ 19.39 .45 61 432 13k
78 21 94 B A28.0 TCFFinl 5.5 TCB 18.25 +.52 70 1.0m 13
91 55 96 C A+29.9 TxCapBsh TCBI 21.90 +.77 45 169 20
95 67 94 B A59.3 Tompkns 2.9 r TMP 47.00 1.70 40 17 15k
67 52 62 B B75.6 TorDmBk 4.2 TD 55.55 .57 43 524 10o
96 69 98 C B 27.9 TwneBk 1.4 TOWN 22.90 +1.38 44 32 23k
14 23 29 E C 55.3 UBS UBS 19.58 .52 +2 6.8m ..
96 80 97 C A69.6 UMBFi 1.2 r UMBF 57.18 +.46 65 118 28k
92 58 95 B A42.2 USBancp 4.6 USB 36.63 +.32 30 16m 14
50 91 25 B C+161 Unibanco UBB 82.82 5.88 +15 2.1m 28o
77 25 97 C B 29.2 UnBksh 3.1 UBSH 23.69 .42 63 14 18k
89 28 99 B A 74.6 UnBnCal 2.8 UB 73.50 +.03 90 391 19
92 52 97 B A 52.6 UtdBkWV 3.5 UBSI 33.18 .44 76 110 15k
73 29 78 B B20.0 USecBc 3.3 UBFO 15.53 +.18 90 1 20k
92 56 99 B A39.0 UnivPA 2.4 UVSP 33.90 .51 34 14 16k
90 55 97 B B+24.8 VallyNBc 3.5 VLY 22.78 +.34 29 836 18
15 23 2 D C 52.3 Wachovi 3.3 WB 6.06 +2.15+101 232m ..
92 63 91 B A33.3 WshTr 3.4 WASH 25.05 1.21 55 14 13k
86 47 97 B B 44.7 WellsFg 3.8 r WFC 35.58 +.42 +29 71m 14
88 28 97 B A35.1 Wesbc 4.4 WSBC 25.17 .08 30 123 14k
81 29 95 B B+16.0 WestBc 4.9 WTBA 12.99 +.58 77 14 14k
85 53 93 B B93.7 WAmB 2.5 r WABC 56.44 2.03 73 130 18k
77 92 54 A C+144 WstpacBk 7.0 WBK 88.99 +1.82 31 15 9
72 24 89 C B 33.0 Whitny 5.3 r WTNY 23.22 1.33 65 330 15k
76 41 79 B B+46.8 WilmtnTr 4.8 WL 28.83 .28 82 263 11k
93 62 99 B A 16.5 WilshB 1.5 WIBC 13.19 .79 64 72 14k
84 31 97 C B+17.9 YadknVF 3.2 YAVY 16.41 .48 74 9 14k
78 31 94 C A73.0 ZionBcp 3.8 ZION 44.84 +1.30 56 2.2m 9
4. RETAIL
90 65 95 B B 30.2 AaronRnt .2 r RNT 26.08 .40 44 358 18
58 73 13 A C+85.8 AberFitc 1.9 ANF 36.57 .68 31 2.6m 7o
99 95 88 A D+37.47Aeropostl r ARO.28.08 1.71 +37 4.4m 14o
14 25 14 C D18.7 Agilysys 1.7 AGYS 6.96 +.96 +63 286 53o
64 49 50 B B26.0 AEagleO 3.0 r AEO 13.51 1.35 +77 11m 8o
52 56 40 C C+36.8 AnnTaylor ANN 18.89 .77 20 1.8m 10o
79 79 73 B D 35.7 ApldInd 2.4 r AIT 24.79 +.52 +7 419 11
77 75 70 B C+21.5 BJSRest BJRI 11.14 .74 4 301 19k
90 79 90 C D44.3 BJsWhlsl BJ 38.65 +.29 7 1.8m 19o
61 54 73 D B+39.7 BarnsNo 3.8 BKS 26.31 +.42 13 793 14o
79 66 98 D C+18.7 BeaconRfg BECN 13.62 .04 13 870 22o
62 47 48 B B15.3 BebeStr 2.3 BEBE 8.63 .44 46 299 12o
78 42 83 B B+36.3 BedBath BBBY 29.62 .95 +6 6.2m 15o
54 64 48 B D 53.9 BestBuy 1.6 BBY 33.97 .43 25 5.9m 10x
95 90 93 C C+35.3 BigLots BIG 27.52 +.33 5 2.8m 15o
70 65 68 C C 34.7 BobEvn 2.2 r BOBE 25.02 .71 38 323 12
55 37 60 C B+28.4 Brinker 2.7 EAT 16.35 .71 43 972 11
66 25 84 D B+22.7 BrwShoe 1.9 r BWS 14.65 .09 48 449 11o
99 96 94 A C 66.9 Buckle 2.5 r BKE 47.84 1.93 3 870 16o
99 95 98 A A45.07BffWldWg BWLD.36.25 1.34 31 470 28
91 92 74 A C 31.0 BurgerK 1.0 BKC 24.15 +1.16 +25 2.2m 17o
60 44 60 B B 42.0 CBRL 3.4 r CBRL 23.52 1.49 22 567 8o
90 82 91 B B39.5 CECEntrtn r CEC 30.61 .84 21 447 13
47 68 40 D D+17.1 CKERestr 2.5 r CKR 9.67 .50 32 461 14o
84 84 58 A D44.3 CVSCare .8 r CVS 32.33 .34 18 9.3m 14o
26 54 11 D D 19.0 Cache r CACH 5.81 .31 58 75 12k
67 52 72 C C+21.0 CalPizzaK r CPKI 11.98 .30 8 377 15o
94 60 94 B B+31.4 Caseys 1.0 CASY 28.72 .34 25 369 17
81 51 85 D B 21.8 CatoCp 4.2 CTR 15.83 .41 44 154 15
46 55 20 B D20.6 CharRss CHIC 9.88 .05 57 252 7o
94 79 94 C D+43.4 ChldrnsPl PLCE 31.72 .54 57 516 16o
66 96 12 A B155 Chipotle CMG 51.22 3.33 48 390 21
57 96 10 A E 129 ChipotleBn CMGB 42.60 1.99 54 107 17k
81 83 43 C B28.1 CitiTrnds CTRN 14.19 .82 53 179 12
99 84 95 B A+24.7 CollectBr PSS 16.28 .79 43 1.4m 11o
75 66 59 C B50.5 CmpnBras .9 CBD 31.80 1.10 +12 345 21
65 76 65 B B 28.5 Conns CONN 14.80 3.12 +4 273 7
85 80 74 C D+75.2 Costco 1.0 r COST .63.42 +1.50 +10 6.7m 21
76 65 61 B B44.9 DardnRst 2.9 DRI 27.40 1.17 27 2.3m 10o
57 63 41 B B 34.9 DcksSpt DKS 16.78 1.48 +22 3.7m 13o
88 92 59 C A38.0 Dist&Svc 3.7 DYS 21.00 .10 52 12 19k
96 80 93 B D+43.0 DollarTree r DLTR 35.69 +.22 +7 2.2m 15o
37 26 63 .. B 17.4 Dominos DPZ 10.90 .42 58 184 13
83 64 83 C C+17.9 DressBarn DBRN 13.25 .63 18 780 11o
34 73 35 .. D24.9 EinstnNn BAGL 9.12 .51 58 45 6
60 60 50 C C+99 EstaDlh 2.8 DEG 60.17 +2.46 58 18 11
65 26 79 C A 35.4 EthanAl 3.9 r ETH 25.92 1.64 +29 777 12
90 73 93 B C+32.5 FamlyDlr 2.0 r FDO 24.51 +.31 +78 6.4m 14o
91 91 77 A E 56.5 Fastenl 1.3 r FAST 41.90 .95 +22 3.2m 23
81 73 99 E C+12.4 FinishL 1.5 r FINL 7.97 +.10 0 1.4m 15o
86 67 92 E B+18.2 FootLckr 4.1 FL 14.53 .74 24 2.6m 21o
82 85 52 A B46.3 Fossil r FOSL 25.70 .50 +10 1.3m 13o
82 58 95 D B+15.9 Freds .6 FRED 12.98 .79 13 579 24o
76 98 41 A C+63.8 GameStpA GME.35.54 .27 +10 3.6m 16o
89 77 74 C B 22.0 Gap 2.0 r GPS 16.86 .31 16 9.4m 12o
86 62 83 C A43.9 Genesco r GCO 29.06 .89 51 340 16
88 87 74 A D96.0 Graingr 2.0 r GWW 78.40 +.42 +55 1.3m 14
99 93 83 A B44.8 GreenMtCf GMCR.36.59 2.78 48 289 43o
96 98 46 A B57.2 Guess 1.3 r GES 30.36 1.08 3 1.6m 13o
96 92 64 A B 47.7 Gymboree r GYMB 31.45 .90 32 637 10o
49 18 95 E C 13.7 Haverty 2.4 HVT 11.42 .22 31 137 99
70 70 76 B D27.6 Hibbett HIBB 18.91 .56 38 528 18o
55 40 73 C D34.6 HomeDp 3.8 HD 23.98 .88 1 23m 11o
85 69 99 D B 17.5 IkonOfSo .9 r IKN 16.95 +.07 39 1.7m 16k
83 73 60 B B 30.2 InglMkt 3.2 IMKTA 20.88 .80 25 45 9
57 72 62 C C+21.5 IngramMicro r IM 14.98 .09 38 1.1m 8
42 55 56 C C+28.4 InsightEnt r NSIT 12.77 ... 37 352 8
59 59 49 C B25.3 Interline IBI 14.29 .91 23 201 9
50 28 28 B B 52.0 JCrew JCG 25.50 +.07 34 1.7m 16o
70 71 46 B B 35.1 JackInBox JBX 19.56 .54 49 472 9o
74 56 93 D B 27.0 JoAnnStrs JAS 19.30 .15 46 267 18o
99 83 97 A A+41.7 JosABkCl JOSB 32.71 .69 77 414 11o
58 55 73 B C+64.0 Kohls KSS 41.90 .49 8 7.2m 13o
88 65 83 B C 31.0 Kroger 1.3 r KR 27.31 .47 2 7.5m 14o
52 85 34 C C 21.5 LibMIntA r LINTA 11.30 .68 +35 5.3m 15o
72 61 68 C C 23.1 LimitdBr 3.7 LTD 16.06 .03 25 4.2m 12o
98 87 99 C B+77.0 LongDru .8 r LDG 73.60 .54 53 722 25o
71 53 78 B B31.7 Lowes 1.6 LOW 21.73 .70 6 17m 12o
90 99 23 A A 60.7 Lululemngn LULU 20.93 1.38 56 539 33o
97 96 87 A B 18.17LumberLn LL 11.23 .41 56 154 17
77 73 50 A B37.6 Luxotti 2.6 LUX 21.45 .16 32 113 14
88 88 79 A E 54.6 MSCInds 1.9 r MSM 41.91 +.41 +18 550 14
16 32 30 D B35.8 Macys 3.5 M 15.32 .89 +13 10m 7o
98 89 89 A B+67.0 McDonal 3.3 MCD.60.77 1.11 8 9.2m 18
67 39 62 B A52.0 MnsWh 1.4 MW 19.36 .76 23 1.0m 10o
50 17 72 D B20.2 MothrsWk r MWRK 12.70 .10 +42 19 ..
89 67 93 D A47.6 NashFch 1.8 NAFC 40.79 1.85 7 142 12
37 66 33 B D 50.5 Nordsrm 2.7 r JWN 24.07 1.32 +82 10m 8o
77 59 70 B B 33.0 PFChangs PFCB 22.47 .98 31 435 15
95 81 91 A B 65.0 PaneraBrd r PNRA 46.34 .16 52 539 23
83 35 97 C A31.1 Pantry PTRY 20.09 .61 39 414 20o
84 59 83 B B30.7 PapaJohns PZZA 24.80 .76 54 158 27o
91 71 94 C B30.4 PeetsCof PEET 26.83 .03 +34 219 36o
32 45 44 C C+69.3 Penney 2.5 JCP 31.92 .88 +15 7.4m 7o
97 91 94 A B+17.5 PetMed PETS 14.43 .31 52 148 17
78 54 82 B B32.9 Petsmrt .5 PETM 22.25 1.05 21 2.7m 15o
Baxter Fends
Off Volatility,
Crafting Base
Russia: When
An Emerging
Market Sours
TH E BASE READER
73 51 91 C A29.0 Pool 2.4 POOL 21.49 .70 +25 667 17
60 72 30 C D+33.7 PricSmrt 2.0 PSMT 15.81 .18 +21 132 16
63 51 87 B C+23.4 RadioShk 1.6 RSH 15.55 .80 33 3.4m 8
69 76 39 B B44.5 RedRobin r RRGB 23.28 1.31 34 313 10o
66 49 77 D B 35.0 Regis .6 RGS 26.87 .01 +12 422 13k
72 37 94 B B26.0 RentACtr RCII 20.84 .24 5 993 11
81 83 61 A E 30.5 RitchieB 1.7 RBA.21.80 +.25 +81 691 26k
98 83 93 A D+41.6 RossSts 1.1 r ROST 33.83 .54 33 2.1m 15o
72 74 71 C E 39.8 Ruddick 1.5 RDK 31.12 .24 18 300 16
48 55 40 C D+36.0 Safeway 1.5 r SWY 22.58 1.24 +10 6.0m 10
6 5 23 D C+23.1 SaksInc SKS 8.03 .53 70 895 29o
64 72 66 B C 39.5 Scansrce SCSC 25.91 .70 31 135 12
37 26 63 D C 36.3 SchoolSpec r SCHS 27.48 1.39 4 180 13
52 35 74 E B 152 SearsHldgs r SHLD 88.00 +.39 62 1.2m 32o
81 61 83 A C 68.0 ShrwnW 2.6 r SHW 52.92 1.54 +9 1.9m 11
85 59 95 D B+18.5 ShoeCrnvl SCVL 16.03 .38 +22 139 18
26 21 56 C D39.3 SignetJ 1.0 SIG 19.31 .77 59 102 8
61 60 48 A D+26.2 Sonic SONC 14.17 +.03 41 711 14
35 61 17 B C+61.4 Sothebys 3.5 BID 17.13 .88 23 1.4m 7o
97 86 93 B B26.2 SprtnStr .8 SPTN 25.36 +.61 +71 289 16k
83 87 88 B C 13.2 SportSp 1.0 r RBI 10.02 +.01 53 20 13k
49 39 64 D D20.0 StageSt 1.7 r SSI 11.72 .18 14 379 10
81 65 69 B C 26.6 Staples 1.6 SPLS 20.23 .61 +11 13m 14o
59 49 44 B B 26.9 Starbucks SBUX 13.82 .35 11 11m 17o
34 60 23 D C+43.3 Suprvalu 3.3 r SVU 20.79 .88 37 1.8m 6
40 22 76 E E 17.9 Symsn SYMS 13.49 +.56 59 5 99
82 84 69 C B27.3 Synnex SNX 19.79 .97 +17 285 8
89 68 85 B C 35.9 Sysco 2.9 r SYY 29.94 .73 17 3.6m 16o
70 88 37 B B+25.3 Systemax r SYX 12.76 .38 55 112 6o
94 78 81 A C+37.5 TJXCos 1.5 r TJX 29.91 +.47 5 7.5m 14o
50 8 76 E B+19.9 Talbots 4.3 TLB 12.01 +.18 73 354 ..o
65 66 64 B E 68.5 Target 1.4 r TGT 44.48 .22 +47 19m 13o
38 55 51 D D+41.4 TechData r TECD 28.11 .18 +5 640 10
75 86 42 A D+57.3 Tiffany 2.1 r TIF 32.92 .75 16 2.4m 12o
82 74 63 A C 39.9 THortons 1.2 THI 27.55 +.21 12 560 18
93 99 85 A D34.57TitanMchn TITN 16.21 .06 25 408 18o
90 69 91 B B49.3 TractorSupl TSCO 37.22 1.00 26 582 15
89 83 72 B A35.6 UltaSalon ULTA 12.26 .36 43 258 27o
81 67 86 C B 61.1 UtdStnr r USTR 45.27 1.23 6 244 11k
98 95 73 A C 38.4 UrbanOutfit URBN.26.82 2.16+111 8.1m 23o
93 78 94 B C 63.9 WalMrt 1.6 WMT 60.05 +1.20 +12 25m 17o
72 74 53 B E 40.4 Walgrn 1.6 WAG 28.24 .88 +18 8.8m 12o
60 22 78 D B+44.3 WeisMkt 3.2 WMK 35.89 .37 58 24 23k
40 39 17 B B 53.7 WholeFd WFMI 17.74 1.13 45 2.6m 16o
24 19 23 C B 33.7 WilSon 3.2 r WSM 14.97 .17 50 903 9o
84 80 64 A D 41.7 YumBrd 2.4 r YUM 31.17 .36 +22 4.3m 17
66 60 38 B B+54.0 Zumiez ZUMZ 14.03 1.31 54 267 16o
5. CONSUMER
65 60 46 B E 17.5 ATAInc ATAI 7.80 .90+109 66 35
89 64 89 C C+29.4 AlbertoC 1.0 ACV 27.29 .71 +22 953 21
99 99 96 A A53.27AmPubEn APEI .48.64 +.11 15 179 67o
91 73 84 A D81.7 ApolloGrpA r APOL 57.94 .05 5 2.6m 19
94 77 86 A D45.3 AvonPds 2.1 r AVP 38.57 1.08 +6 4.1m 19
31 47 40 E D 13.4 BassetF 10 r BSET 8.45 .15 6 34 ..k
81 90 33 A D+75.4 CapellaE r CPLA 42.89 .07 49 117 28
59 51 64 D B36.1 CareerEd CECO 15.59 .30 56 607 17o
97 89 92 A A82.2 Chattem CHTT 75.87 +1.07 24 286 18o
96 80 95 B B 65.5 ChrchDwt .6 CHD 62.92 .37 5 501 24o
95 64 90 A B 66.9 Clorox 2.9 r CLX 62.54 .69 +7 1.7m 17
98 76 86 A C+82.0 ColgPlmv 2.1 r CL 76.05 .71 +7 3.5m 20
98 72 93 C A 18.3 CornthClg COCO 13.83 .50 54 963 31
39 26 61 C B36.0 DTSInc DTSI 23.89 1.99 17 189 36
99 84 79 A B61.6 DeVry .3 r DV 47.10 .90 29 666 26
83 96 55 A C+53.6 DolbyLab DLB 32.76 .57 31 458 19o
20 14 60 D C 29.6 EstmKod 3.3 r EK 14.95 .06 8 4.2m 49o
96 78 81 B C+52.8 Ecolab 1.1 ECL 45.38 1.01 +61 2.4m 25
80 56 83 D A28.1 ElizArden RDEN 18.29 .83 48 234 13
86 78 74 A B119 Energizer ENR 80.63 .31 +11 865 14
93 75 87 B D 54.8 EsteeLd 1.2 r EL 46.22 2.03 +41 2.9m 19
12 26 15 C D89.6 Harman .2 r HAR 27.65 1.55 7 957 11
96 77 91 A C+41.7 Hasbro 2.4 r HAS 33.13 +.28 17 1.9m 15
86 58 95 C B 24.7 HelenTroy HELE 20.28 .65 34 183 10
99 98 72 A A51.1 Herbalfe 2.1 r HLF 37.97 .02 46 559 11o
80 61 81 B B24.8 HillenI 3.5 r HI 20.90 +.06 +5 180 12
96 96 75 A C+131 ITTEduc ESI 78.16 +.05 +73 1.8m 17
92 73 69 B B20.0 InterPr 1.0 IPAR 12.70 .61 57 47 14
79 62 62 B D+54.8 IntFlavr 2.7 IFF 37.72 .65 3 707 13
60 35 60 D A22.4 iRobot IRBT 13.29 .69 6 117 99
88 57 86 B B 30.6 JakksPac JAKK 24.01 .41 44 202 8
72 74 72 B C+36.0 Jarden r JAH 19.92 1.20 29 854 7
92 84 88 .. B 31.07K12nya LRN 23.52 2.28 39 96 98
91 57 83 B B 71.2 KimbCla 3.6 KMB 64.48 .97 +43 4.1m 15
91 85 84 A C 19.27Knoll 3.5 r KNL 13.75 .38 42 293 8
42 49 20 B D27.7 LearngTree LTRE 10.54 .45 48 24 13
80 39 96 C A+24.6 LeggPlat 5.0 r LEG 20.05 1.17 +8 3.3m 12
94 88 85 C B16.07LincEduSv r LINC 12.85 .07 52 15 20
98 76 93 A B+38.5 MarvelEnt MVL .31.83 .73 28 697 16o
88 60 91 B C+20.4 Matrixx MTXX 17.20 .40 +58 81 18k
57 30 73 B E 24.4 Mattel 4.2 r MAT 17.74 .11 21 3.0m 13
91 75 89 B B 58.6 MathInt .5 MATW 48.76 1.34 39 124 20
93 93 64 A B78.9 Middleby MIDD 47.57 4.50 29 197 13
83 92 65 A C+33.9 MllrHer 1.5 MLHR 23.01 .44 33 465 8o
74 52 68 B D 41.4 NBTY NTY 28.44 +.01 37 436 10o
72 61 86 D B12.4 NLIndus 4.7 NL 10.68 .32 +16 53 29
98 90 97 B C+80.6 Natl Pr 1.4 NPK 73.48 2.58 57 15 11k
97 98 72 A D 92.2 NwOriEd EDU.59.90 .41 21 392 40
34 45 49 B C+29.5 NewellRb 5.1 NWL 16.41 .36 2 3.3m 8k
91 71 75 B B20.0 NuSkin 2.9 r NUS 15.09 .46 32 229 15
81 48 84 B B+49.1 NutriSys 4.0 r NTRI 17.60 +.41 41 599 8
43 63 18 B D13.5 PhysnsF FACE 5.84 .12 67 37 8
82 78 76 C C 12.3 PrestgBr PBH 8.67 +.05 55 138 12
96 76 87 A B75.2 ProctGm 2.3 PG 70.30 1.14 +21 18m 20
39 21 69 D D31.2 RC2 RCRC 18.61 .65 53 93 11k
46 85 35 C E 14.5 Service 2.0 r SCI 7.82 .26 18 1.3m 13
31 68 22 C E 57.2 Sony .9 SNE 28.43 +.51 4 881 9
70 76 61 B C+19.3 Steelcse 5.8 r SCS 10.29 .24 +57 998 10
30 27 39 D D 26.5 StoneMor 15 STON 13.77 +.15 37 22 99
99 88 90 A C+229 StrayrEd .7 STRA 200.5 +4.12 +18 142 39o
63 91 41 A C+45.0 Tupperw 3.5 TUP 25.50 .22 +7 1.0m 9
92 58 98 B B+49.9 USANAHlth USNA 39.06 3.10 75 62 15
57 48 75 C C+38.5 UniElec UEIC 23.30 .51 43 75 20
67 19 94 D B22.4 UnvTchIns r UTI 16.54 +.10 50 152 53
87 77 63 A B58.1 WWatch 1.9 WTW 35.94 +.76 2 442 13o
57 33 78 C C 98.0 Whrlpl 2.4 r WHR 71.97 4.41 +36 2.4m 9
76 37 89 C B 21.4 Zepn 1.0 ZEP 15.80 .53 42 69 15
6. FINANCE
99 99 87 A C+20.4 Cybrsrce r CYBS.15.45 .20 38 494 27
99 98 98 A A19.3 EzcorpClA EZPW.17.25 .26 5 696 15o
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B12 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 NASDAQ STOCKS IN THE NEWS INVESTORS.COM
Public/NYSE Specialist Short Sales
10/05/07 6.96 07/04/08 21.91 02/04/05 1.18 07/04/08 21.91 16.78
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CBOEMarket Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)
05/20/08 14.1 09/29/08 55.1 07/15/05 8.2 09/29/08 55.1 52.1
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Ratioof price premiums inPuts versus Calls
01/21/08 0.34 09/29/08 2.19 01/21/08 0.34 09/29/08 2.19 2.16
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Mutual Fund Share Purchases/Redemptions (X-Money Market Funds)
07/01/08 0.92 12/03/07 1.40 07/01/08 0.92 12/01/06 1.50 0.97
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NASDAQDaily TradingVolume as %of NYSE Daily Volume
03/20/08 108.3 08/29/08 207 09/16/05 79.1 08/29/08 207 189
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Number of StockSplits inIBD6000 (prior 30 days)
03/03/08 15 01/04/08 70 03/03/08 15 06/19/06 87 25
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NewIssues inLast Year as %of All Stocks on NYSE
10/02/08 4.3% 12/13/07 9.0% 10/29/03 2.1% 03/16/05 9.3% 4.3%
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Price-to-BookValue of DowJones Industrial Average
09/29/08 2.85 10/09/07 4.42 09/29/08 2.85 10/09/07 4.42 2.95
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Priceto Earnings Ratioof DowJones Industrial Average
11/26/07 15.5 05/29/08 102.0 11/26/07 15.5 05/29/08 102.0 92.9
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Current %Dividend Yield of DowJones Industrial Average
10/09/07 2.15 09/29/08 3.13 02/17/04 1.95 09/29/08 3.13 3.02
BENEFICIAL MUTUAL BANCRP (BNCL) Group 37 $12.33
HOLDING CO FOR BENEFICIAL SAVINGS BANK OPERATING THROUGH 72
BRANCHES IN 5 PENNSYLVANIA AND 3 NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/2
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 23
SYKES ENTERPRISES INC (SYKE) Group 36 o$20.79
PROVIDES OUTSOURCED CUSTOMER CONTACT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO
THE TECHNOLOGY, HEALTHCARE, FINANCIAL AND OTHER INDUSTRIES
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/5
R&D 3%
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 64
FRIDAY VOLUME TOTAL 2,446,930,000
834 STOCKS ADVANCED ON 621,404,000
2065 STOCKS DECLINED ON 1,813,581,000
107 STOCKS UNCHANGED ON 11,945,000
NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)
3rd 2nd 1st 30th 29th
N/A 7619 6765 8654 9015
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HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES
NYTime Fri Thu Chg Nasdaq Composite.
10 AM 247 200 +46 +43.0 2019.7
11 AM 541 531 +10 +60.9 2037.6
12 PM 794 814 -20 +53.8 2030.5
01 PM 1021 1017 +3 +59.0 2035.7
02 PM 1500 1292 +208 +18.0 1994.7
03 PM 1881 1594 +286 +16.2 1992.9
04 PM 2484 2165 +318 -29.3 1947.3
TOTAL 2484 2165 +318
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NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)
NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY
3rd 2nd 1st 30th 29th
N/A 5640 5554 6255 7153
-0.9% -4.8% -0.2% +4.6% -8.7%
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HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES
NYTime Fri Thu Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind.
10 AM 670 758 -87 +23.1 +152.5 10635.3
11 AM 1620 1750 -129 +32.9 +233.2 10716.0
12 PM 2382 2583 -200 +26.9 +193.9 10676.7
01 PM 2991 3143 -151 +33.8 +269.4 10752.2
02 PM 4173 3863 +309 +11.9 +82.0 10564.8
03 PM 5130 4644 +485 +10.2 +68.5 10551.4
04 PM 6524 6160 +364 -15.0 -157.4 10325.3
TOTAL 6524 6160 +364
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GENOPTIX INC (GXDX) Group 23 $33.49
PROVIDES LABORATORY SERVICES FOR ONCOLOGISTS AND HEMATOLOGISTS
FOR DIAGNOSIS OF BLOOD, BONE MARROW AND OTHER CANCERS.
... Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 253,100 Debt 0%
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 12/12
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 80
MERIT MEDICAL SYSTEMS (MMSI) Group 14 $18.85
DEVELOPS DISPOSABLE MEDICAL DEVICES FOR USE IN INTERVENTIONAL
CARDIOLOGY AND RADIOLOGY.
0% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. Daily Vol 227,700 Debt 0%
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 4%
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 61
EZCORP INC CL A (EZPW) Group 46 o$17.25
PROVIDES CREDIT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS BY OFFERING COLLATERALIZED
AND SHORT-TERM NON-COLLATERALIZED LOANS.
16 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/8
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 84
THORATEC CORP (THOR) Group 14 o$25.63
DEVELOPS VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES (VAD), POINT-OF-CARE BLOOD
DIAGNOSTIC TEST KITS AND VASCULAR GRAFTS.
Last Qtr Eps +122%5 Prior Qtr 0%5Last Qtr Sales +44%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 18%
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 86
41 30 37 B C+43.5 AdmFPrvd 5.7 PVD 22.75 .15 53 5 7k
48 75 21 A C 28.7 AerCap AER 9.91 .09 33 291 3
70 69 45 A C+136 AffiltMgrs r AMG 75.34 1.96 61 364 11
39 55 21 A B 33.5 Aircastl 18 AYR 7.99 .98 22 575 4o
95 82 85 A B+80.87AlliancDta r ADS 60.04 1.95 77 350 15
32 58 13 B E 92.9 AlliBern 11 AB 33.93 .77 +14 679 8
44 79 8 B D31.1 AlliedCp 33 ALD 7.68 2.12 +36 2.4m 5o
50 46 35 B B+46.1 AmCpLtd 20 r ACAS 20.61 2.59 34 2.5m 6
41 46 28 B C 63.6 AmerExp 2.3 AXP 31.33 .81 36 10m 10
88 66 86 B D+23.9 APhysSv 1.5 AMPH 20.50 1.20+157 57 7
51 58 31 C B69.3 Amerprs 2.0 r AMP 33.31 .22 13 2.6m 8
88 70 84 B B 22.0 ApollInv 13 AINV 15.76 +.38 49 683 9o
82 66 51 A B 17.5 AresCap 17 ARCC 9.43 .41 54 436 6o
52 13 78 C B14.7 AssetAcc AACC 10.77 .18 66 47 16
96 90 83 A D+249 Blackrck 1.7 BLK 186.7+14.62 0 640 21
41 23 44 C B 29.8 Blackst 8.1 r BX 14.84 +.24 18 1.4m ..o
77 31 93 C B 26.7 BlckH&R 2.5 r HRB 23.88 .33 19 2.1m 17o
41 49 34 B E 24.2 BrdrdgF 2.0 BR 14.27 .33 +42 1.2m 9o
52 63 53 .. E 21.6 BrkfInf 6.7 BIP 15.85 +.16 +32 56 ..o
58 97 24 A E 20.4 CAIIntln CAP 8.37 .01 +4 138 6
89 89 57 A B 714 CMEGrp 1.2 r CME 377.8 +4.11 24 994 21
64 76 43 C B 34.6 Calamos 3.0 CLMS 14.87 1.13 18 190 10k
64 39 77 B B 73.6 CaptlOne 3.4 r COF 44.50 2.28 63 4.6m 7
98 97 89 B B48.9 CashAmer .4 CSH 36.58 +1.76 7 520 12
81 45 76 B A41.0 CohenStr 3.3 CNS 26.65 +.34 59 111 17k
85 83 67 A D31.5 CreditAcc CACC 17.20 +.23 68 8 7k
57 30 71 .. A69.9 CrdSuis 3.2 CS 47.74 +1.64 29 941 99o
42 32 34 B B23.3 Discove 2.2 r DFS 11.08 1.88 11 5.8m 6o
76 92 24 A B 33.0 DollarFin r DLLR 13.15 1.16 50 145 5k
95 73 92 D A22.8 DuffPhlpn DUF 20.37 .28+117 116 28
75 59 62 B B50.0 EatnVan 1.9 r EV 32.23 1.38 50 648 17o
65 48 68 B B16.0 ElctrRnt 5.1 ELRC 11.78 .09 46 31 14k
88 63 98 C A 14.2 EncoreCap ECPG 11.88 .74 59 74 11k
79 18 79 A B 15.0 Epoch 1.2 r EPHC 10.35 .11 74 15 25
86 71 70 A C+40.2 Equifax .5 r EFX 31.79 .04 30 679 13k
69 78 39 B C 33.3 EuronetWW EEFT 15.35 .45 66 184 12k
74 98 14 A C 53.3 FCStonen r FCSX 17.00 .30 69 177 9o
17 80 3 C C+34.9 FedAgric 4.7 AGM 8.51 +1.16+361 906 2
63 59 34 A C+45.0 FedInvs 3.7 FII 25.96 +.39 63 770 11
72 68 50 B B27.0 FidNInfo 1.2 r FIS 17.26 .24 +14 2.3m 7k
75 67 77 B C 29.2 FinlFedl 2.8 FIF 21.75 .22 10 192 10
82 57 90 A D25.3 FstCshFinl r FCFS 16.15 +1.07 21 250 17
91 85 65 A B56.8 Fiserv r FISV 44.61 .33 3 1.9m 14k
17 16 22 E B24.7 Fortress FIG 8.53 .67 59 235 ..o
74 66 53 A C+143 FrankRes 1.0 r BEN 83.74 4.15 46 994 11
66 84 67 B E 51.5 GATX 3.1 r GMT 35.40 .05 5 611 10
59 96 3 A D+25.8 GFIGrp 5.1 GFIG 3.90 .09 41 1.4m 3o
54 69 22 A E 12.8 GSCInvn 25 GNV 6.16 .19 43 19 4k
68 34 70 B B73.4 GAMCO .2 GBL 48.18 2.16 80 20 20
36 70 16 B D+25.2 GenesisL 20 GLS 7.70 .42 7 283 6
99 90 91 A D+49.9 GloblPay .2 GPN.47.82 +6.76+316 2.9m 22o
94 69 97 B B+92.9 Greenhi 2.3 r GHL 76.92 +1.46 33 229 19
95 81 84 B B 33.07HrtldPay 1.5 HPY 24.39 1.01 8 335 23
53 67 42 .. B35.9 IntrctBrkn r IBKR 22.04 .47 68 367 10
74 99 19 A C 194 IntcntlEx ICE 78.15 1.63 33 1.5m 17
80 73 67 C C+37.7 IntlAsst r IAAC 23.64 .29 84 8 8
73 63 52 B B32.3 Invesco 2.7 r IVZ 20.74 +.06 68 1.9m 12
69 80 35 A D 53.4 InvTech ITG 28.67 .19 61 283 10o
73 69 34 B B 37.1 JanusCap .2 JNS 19.11 1.75 58 1.7m 15
67 23 89 D B 29.7 JeffrsGp r JEF 19.65 1.73 53 994 ..
65 23 98 D B45.6 KBWInc KBW 30.63 +.48 6 313 ..
22 23 25 E D26.7 KaynAEn 11 KED 15.03 .56 +20 63 ..k
94 84 85 C B 19.8 KnightCap NITE 15.46 +.91 51 878 12
62 21 90 .. B+52.9 LazardL 1.0 LAZ 40.51 +.72 38 750 16
40 51 23 B C+88.2 LeggMs 2.9 LM 33.24 .93 59 1.4m 5
85 79 83 B E 36.6 LenderPS LPS 30.97 +.37 47 419 11
93 93 64 B B 58.0 M&FWorld r MFW 35.96 .34 45 55 11
57 40 45 A D+38.4 MSCIIncn MXB 23.33 +1.40 +17 911 31
61 43 76 .. B19.1 MVCCap 3.4 MVC 14.16 .28 50 56 54
81 98 45 A D320 MastrCd .4 MA.163.9 +3.72 4 3.8m 22
89 79 84 B A36.0 McGthR 3.0 r MGRC 26.23 .27 36 56 14
20 23 21 E B77.9 MerrlLyn 5.4 MER 26.02 1.38 37 38m ..
64 58 49 B D 26.5 Metavnten MV 17.80 1.33 40 225 11
63 62 75 B D+26.1 MobileMini MINI 17.95 +.29 +18 339 12o
57 16 71 B C+18.0 NGPCap 11 NGPC 14.06 +.29 +1 123 14
67 95 17 A B95.3 NYSEEur 3.4 r NYX 34.97 3.03 28 4.3m 11o
97 99 81 A B+50.5 NasdaqOMX NDAQ 32.10 +.59 50 1.8m 17
87 88 53 A B+33.8 Net1UEPS UEPS 20.55 .57 2 350 13o
43 23 64 E C 19.0 Nomura 2.1 NMR 13.79 +1.41 59 166 ..k
34 88 9 .. D+32.8 OchZif 14 OZM 9.39 +.09+123 1.0m 5o
57 40 32 B B 49.4 OppenHl 1.9 OPY 23.42 1.08 +8 59 7k
56 68 25 B B123 Orix 2.2 IX 52.71 1.88 45 14 7
21 73 11 E D+27.1 PHHCorp PHH 8.99 +.01 +5 566 24o
87 69 87 B C+19.9 PensonW r PNSN 12.91 .28 31 209 10
97 66 92 A A 54.3 PortRec PRAA 44.19 1.65 44 98 14k
91 76 77 A C+70.2 PrceTR 1.8 r TROW 51.93 +1.01 56 1.4m 21
94 94 68 A D17.3 Prospct 13 PSEC 12.22 .40 31 124 6
91 69 87 B B 38.3 RaymJam 1.6 r RJF 28.34 2.33 19 1.4m 13
56 36 60 B C 18.7 RescAm 3.0 REXI 9.23 .13 66 21 11
94 95 74 B B+26.4 RiskMetn RMG 18.80 .40 50 137 58o
71 79 80 C B76.6 Ryder 1.7 r R 53.93 1.07 39 691 11
75 69 60 A D 33.1 SEI .7 r SEIC 21.70 .15 59 463 15
4 10 11 D D+53.7 SLM SLM 10.35 +1.05 +2 9.1m 10
97 78 98 C B+22.5 SWSGrp 1.8 r SWS 19.48 .65 71 80 17
97 93 90 A B 28.8 Schwb 1.0 r SCHW 23.02 +.25 10 11m 21
73 89 23 A D+86.6 StateStr 2.1 STT 44.81 7.03 +20 8.1m 8
93 69 98 B B 60.6 StifelFin SF 49.15 +.29 39 244 19o
32 9 67 C B193 StdntLn 6.0 STU 95.00 +1.00 8 24 16k
72 76 59 B D25.4 TNSInc TNS 16.69 .44 19 160 12
83 92 55 A B 28.4 TALIntl 8.5 TAL 19.30 .32 64 40 10
89 73 74 A B 18.2 thnkoswm SWIM 8.83 +.11 50 342 9o
52 69 25 B D 29.5 TotalSys 1.8 TSS 15.64 +.20 +29 1.4m 11k
98 98 77 A B 14.5 Triangl 12 TCAP 11.65 .32 23 11 9
39 53 15 B C+24.5 USGlbl 2.8 GROW 8.51 .03 46 77 11o
70 58 82 B D+50.0 VeriFone PAY 15.32 .44 32 1.2m 99o
77 65 68 B D 89.8 Visan .7 V.57.75 +.16 +24 13m ..o
63 62 29 A D 38.0 WaddllR 3.4 WDR 22.03 .97 48 834 14k
91 77 84 A D 28.6 WstnUn .2 r WU 21.83 .05 12 6.0m 17
99 84 96 A B+53.3 WestwdH 2.6 WHG 46.78 +.58 56 12 19k
94 87 85 A C+46.0 WrldAcptc WRLD 31.04 .34 38 170 9
96 79 77 A B+41.1 WrightExp r WXS 27.51 +.42 58 152 13k
7. FOOD/ BEV
87 56 96 B B+26.0 ADairy ADY 12.06 .23 +15 47 11
37 81 13 B D 49.0 ArchrDan 2.7 ADM 19.01 +.29 9 7.5m 6o
76 82 44 B D 59.6 Cadbury 1.0 CBY 40.00 .04+113 713 13
56 30 70 B B48.8 CalMne 2.3 CALM 26.59 +.43 65 400 4o
96 74 93 B B40.9 CmpblSp 2.5 r CPB 39.93 +.46 +34 2.9m 20o
73 73 73 E C+25.8 Chiquita CQB 14.49 .34 23 588 16
87 78 74 A C+65.6 CocaCo 2.9 KO 52.88 .72 +1 12m 17
38 41 44 C B27.1 CocaClEn 1.7 CCE 16.01 .28 27 2.1m 11
70 82 83 .. D63.8 CocaCFm 1.0 KOF 49.73 .91 65 62 13k
48 89 16 B D50.1 CcColaH 2.1 CCH 18.60 +1.13+314 353 9
79 57 68 C C+26.2 ConAgra 3.8 r CAG 19.85 .07 20 4.2m 18o
39 89 20 B E 55.0 CornPr 2.2 r CPO 25.32 +.31 +99 1.6m 8
68 30 93 B C+29.2 DeanFds DF 24.25 +.14 14 1.8m 24o
97 73 98 D A+NH DiamdFd .6 DMND 28.50 1.16 +14 205 30
76 70 90 B D26.9 DrPepSnn DPS 25.20 .16 +86 4.7m 11o
58 90 63 .. E 23.0 EmbtldB 1.6 AKOB 15.17 .16 57 11 11k
97 81 96 B B32.7 FlowrsF 2.0 r FLO 29.73 +.54 11 1.1m 26o
67 87 72 .. D 49.8 Fomento 1.2 FMX 36.93 +.19 +14 1.6m 16
37 28 39 C D39.8 FrshDelM FDP 20.18 1.04 24 479 6k
96 73 94 B B 72.0 GenMills 2.5 GIS 70.03 +.53 +54 4.7m 18o
50 85 32 B C+14.9 Gruma GMK 7.83 .02 5 30 5k
13 37 10 B C+16.5 HQSustMn HQS 4.99 .25 56 84 12
96 83 80 C B 35.1 HainCelstl HAIN 26.47 .97 37 330 18
91 96 71 A B 68.4 HansenNat r HANS 31.49 +2.79 42 2.0m 18o
97 68 90 A C+53.0 HeinzHJ 3.3 HNZ 50.83 +.41 18 2.3m 18o
74 31 88 B C 47.0 Hershey 3.0 HSY 39.06 +.10 58 862 20
76 66 80 C B+42.8 HormelFd 2.0 HRL 36.54 .30 39 308 16
24 37 52 .. D33.5 IndsBac 2.7 IBA 24.06 .16 26 14 13k
84 38 92 C B+38.8 J&JSnack 1.1 r JJSF 33.33 .17 48 43 23
95 66 92 A B+58.5 Kellogg 2.4 K 57.35 +.33 +25 2.7m 20
97 60 90 B B+35.3 KraftFdA 3.5 KFT 33.35 .19 49 11m 17
69 8 94 D B+25.2 Lance 2.7 LNCE 23.31 +.39 48 140 61
56 29 70 B C+20.8 LifewayFd r LWAY 10.91 +.05 67 11 77
92 70 89 B B42.1 McCorm 2.3 MKC 38.70 +.03 25 803 18o
54 73 29 B E 18.3 OmegaPrtn OME 7.93 .53 12 197 6
64 67 63 C B 43.4 PepsiBtl 2.4 r PBG 28.27 .22 +19 2.3m 11o
61 76 51 C C 36.0 PepsiAmr 2.7 r PAS 19.98 .03 14 405 11k
95 73 83 A B79.8 PepsiCo 2.4 PEP 70.13 .78 +2 7.6m 19
45 72 31 B D66.8 Perdigao PDA 33.01 .81 33 129 15k
97 64 96 B A74.1 Ralcorp RAH 67.93 .92 43 994 20o
56 92 9 A E 26.3 SadiaSA 1.6 SDA 8.64 .21 30 572 4
63 12 88 B B+50.5 SandrFa 1.5 r SAFM 37.22 .80 42 289 22x
85 69 76 B D+17.0 SaraLee 3.2 SLE 13.17 .02 4 5.2m 13o
87 64 76 C B+33.1 Sensient 2.8 SXT 27.13 .39 +14 367 15k
24 26 36 D C 32.2 SmithfldF SFD 16.02 .68 58 1.2m 23o
91 63 87 B B56.7 Smucker 2.6 r SJM 49.09 2.01 29 381 15o
77 99 42 A D 52.2 Synutran SYUT 22.46 +.51 45 68 21
62 22 91 D C 35.0 TootsieR 1.2 TR 27.80 .29 39 135 33k
97 54 97 C A31.6 TreeHseFd THS 30.65 .58 +6 398 21o
11 5 46 D E 19.5 TysonA 1.4 TSN 11.78 .52 29 4.2m 36o
90 66 68 A B37.3 Unilever 3.5 UN 27.70 +.20 26 1.8m 14
88 66 67 A C 38.3 Unilever 3.6 UL 27.79 +.67 17 1.1m 14
48 86 13 A E 145 WimmBD .6 WBD.56.04 4.32 36 170 16o
95 71 94 A BNH Wrigly 1.7 r WWY 79.76 +.09 +3 2.4m 32
76 96 49 A C+15.5 Zhongpinn HOGS 9.30 .17 +67 202 9
8. COMP SFTWR
48 50 56 E B+26.2 ACIWwde ACIW 15.61 .90 30 270 ..
86 93 73 A C 19.3 ActivsnBlz ATVI 12.80 .05 +67 17m 19o
74 86 60 A D 48.5 AdobeSys r ADBE 34.27 .95 +36 9.0m 17o
66 82 48 C B58.3 AdvntSftw r ADVS 32.49 1.34 5 419 48
68 68 50 B E 28.0 Allscrpts MDRX 11.75 .10 48 514 25o
81 96 59 A D49.9 Ansys ANSS.32.45 .93 24 890 20o
35 25 58 D C+13.0 ArcSightn ARST 6.93 .07 73 58 99
99 82 89 A B+47.87Athenahltn ATHN 30.44 1.11 +9 346 89o
81 88 53 A C+51.3 Autodesk r ADSK 31.17 +.72 4 3.9m 15o
87 93 48 A C+40.9 BMCSftwr BMC 26.84 .82 15 2.3m 12o
80 84 39 A B 30.2 Blckbaud 2.3 BLKB 17.12 .92 46 245 18
76 50 82 A B 49.9 Blkboard BBBB 37.78 1.08 +15 402 50o
49 78 24 B B53.4 BluCoat BCSI 12.57 .46 45 507 10o
55 73 59 C D16.4 Bottmline r EPAY 9.70 .08 57 49 15
81 85 58 B C+28.1 CAInc .8 CA 19.64 +.14 +37 6.8m 15o
91 94 64 C C+65.9 Cerner r CERN 40.93 1.38 +30 874 21
83 79 72 A C+26.8 CheckPtSf r CHKP 21.33 .54 14 2.1m 12
61 99 10 A D+55.3 ChinaDign r STV 7.99 .02 51 181 10o
56 67 25 A D+43.9 CitrixSys r CTXS 21.20 1.40 +27 5.3m 15
64 88 25 A E 23.0 CommVlt CVLT 10.47 .13 2 477 18k
94 70 98 B B 30.1 CmptrPr 5.1 CPSI 28.24 .30 28 77 22k
88 93 89 B E 11.9 Compuwr r CPWR 9.19 +.08 +7 3.7m 13
97 99 92 A C+50.0 ConcurTch r CNQR 35.91 .16 22 948 57o
51 74 43 B D+88.7 DSTSys r DST 50.63 2.22+115 1.3m 13
41 63 33 B D50.4 DealerTrk r TRAK 14.04 .39 24 500 14
62 73 58 .. B20.6 DemandTn DMAN 8.75 +.59 48 48 58
28 35 21 A D26.5 DoubTake DBTK 8.84 .09 14 260 13k
72 74 63 B B20.7 EPIQSys EPIQ 13.66 .04 55 161 24k
93 60 79 B B26.3 Eclipsys ECLP 19.38 .63 39 473 21o
23 27 26 B D61.6 ElecArts ERTS 32.90 1.07 +75 9.7m 39o
89 76 59 A C+18.9 eResearch ERES 11.27 .27 16 617 26o
40 54 51 C C 40.6 FairIsa .4 r FIC 19.74 1.21 11 560 11
76 65 83 B D 17.8 FundTech FNDT 13.07 +.04 47 15 18k
13 29 6 C E 14.9 GuidSoft r GUID 4.03 .28 31 103 57
80 73 63 D C+16.4 HLTHCorp HLTH 10.15 .37 +46 1.4m 53o
41 5 83 .. B+18.8 i2Tech ITWO 13.01 .29 71 117 18
77 80 41 A C 19.3 Informatca r INFA 12.00 .74+117 2.6m 15
57 75 24 B B 30.2 IntactInt ININ 8.76 +.26 50 72 15k
75 56 79 B B33.1 Intuit r INTU 28.08 1.85 +61 7.4m 17o
57 78 37 B D25.5 JDASfwr JDAS 13.64 +.22 39 213 9k
57 65 51 A D+29.2 JackHn 1.6 r JKHY 19.03 .51 44 571 16k
74 94 31 A D 34.5 KenexaCp r KNXA 13.86 .02 15 339 10
74 97 42 A C 35.2 LongtopFn LFT 14.35 +.33 72 23 20
31 22 56 E C+14.5 MSCSfwr MSCS 10.03 .04 +42 324 99
51 38 59 B B27.5 Macrvsn MVSN 14.08 +.01 3 1.1m 19o
75 82 57 B D 30.5 ManhAssc MANH 20.43 1.02 +16 330 13
89 80 75 A B41.7 McAfee r MFE 32.47 .34 25 1.6m 17
97 90 71 B B+24.0 MedAssetn MDAS 16.24 +.19 11 140 73
56 45 53 D A+16.5 MentrGrp MENT 9.99 .38 54 735 16o
81 68 74 A C+37.5 Micrsft 1.9 MSFT 26.76 +.51 +28 94m 14
47 52 37 B D+112 MicroStr r MSTR 53.23 .95 51 82 12
70 95 53 B E 17.7 Monotypen TYPE 10.70 .02 32 71 33
85 75 82 B D+63.6 NDSGrp NNDS 53.63 1.26 91 9 19
96 99 66 A B 16.1 Netscout NTCT. 9.15 .13 64 121 16k
80 96 46 A C+22.6 NuanceCm NUAN 12.98 +.12 +11 3.7m 17o
97 88 86 A A39.1 OpenText OTEX.31.59 2.30 6 1.1m 15o
83 44 97 D B+14.4 OpnetTech r OPNT 11.46 +.09 36 56 99
97 92 76 A C+23.6 Oracle ORCL 19.93 +.44 +16 46m 14o
87 97 38 A B+20.7 ProsHldgn r PRO 8.72 .27 61 106 17k
97 93 80 A B21.5 ParmTch r PMTC 16.55 .75 +3 2.0m 13k
74 69 82 C C+15.1 Pegsys 1.0 PEGA 11.51 .60 52 49 39
98 66 89 B B25.3 PhaseFwd PFWD 20.30 .35 27 261 25k
41 73 25 C E 17.6 PhnxTch PTEC 7.29 .15 59 116 20k
72 76 56 B D+34.0 ProgSftw PRGS 23.94 1.00 +19 316 12o
99 96 96 A B47.9 QualtyS 3.1 QSII .38.50 2.50 40 224 25
66 55 47 B D+18.9 QuestSoft QSFT 11.82 .02 31 877 15o
65 88 37 A D24.8 RedHat RHT 14.97 .32 40 1.5m 19o
54 70 66 C D+15.9 RenscLr 2.6 r RLRN 10.69 +.19 35 27 30k
59 47 63 E B 23.4 RightNow RNOW 11.32 .29 66 95 ..k
88 71 66 A D+59.6 SAPAG 1.3 SAP 46.48 2.37 +51 4.2m 20
72 85 43 A D45.0 SPSS SPSS 27.51 .64 +19 333 13k
89 81 91 .. D 17.4 SXCHlth SXCI 14.48 .17 +80 60 20
64 73 31 C B 75.2 Salesforc CRM 42.60 1.59 +30 3.8m 99o
82 53 86 A B+11.4 SkillSoft r SKIL 9.60 .33 64 164 25
94 70 82 A B 31.6 SoleraHdn SLH 24.61 1.54 +24 699 20
38 7 74 .. C 15.3 SuccessFn SFSF 9.97 .34 +26 304 ..
97 89 91 A C+37.0 Sybase r SY 29.00 .08 18 941 14k
86 91 76 B C+22.8 Symantec SYMC.17.26 .57 +48 21m 12
44 73 17 B B48.0 Synchron r SNCR 8.48 +.27 +36 748 11
61 63 44 A B29.1 Synopsys SNPS 18.63 .47 46 864 11o
38 73 34 D D28.0 TakeTwoIS TTWO 15.01 +.15 24 1.4m 7o
82 68 60 A B+34.2 TaleoA TLEO 18.05 .94 43 274 31
48 46 27 B C+41.7 UltimtStwr r ULTI 22.06 .95 24 395 38
48 85 17 A C+44.3 VscoData VDSI 8.80 .36 5 463 15
48 74 27 B D+42.5 Verisign VRSN 23.51 .20 +3 4.7m 23o
50 98 5 A E 125 VMware VMW 22.86 1.26 +18 2.5m 24
89 66 69 A B 41.5 Vocus VOCS.27.00 2.87 +82 466 42k
87 96 77 C C 13.4 WindRivr r WIND 9.21 .10 50 540 21o
44 44 45 B C+19.4 Yuchengn YTEC 9.30 .24 53 86 13o
9. ELECTRONICS
99 95 87 A B 45.5 FLIRSystms FLIR.35.49 1.41 +18 1.4m 33
56 73 32 A D+21.4 AUOpt 5.2 AUO 11.23 +.32 18 2.5m 2
97 87 96 B B35.67AeroVir AVAV.31.52 +1.05 21 176 30
84 92 59 B B39.3 Agilent r A 28.75 +.61 +9 2.8m 14o
74 94 56 A E 52.3 AmphenlA .2 r APH.35.38 +.16+108 4.0m 16
74 90 64 B C 87.0 Anixter r AXE 55.37 .65 19 457 8k
96 67 96 D B+18.9 AppldSg 3.0 APSG 16.89 .09 9 79 27
95 81 90 C B 27.8 ArgonST STST 21.51 +.17 34 88 23
43 74 36 C D 45.0 ArrowElec r ARW 24.58 +.44 3 979 7
45 77 35 C D 44.4 Avnet AVT 22.03 +.38 8 1.3m 6
99 90 98 B B 79.7 AxsysTech AXYS 58.50 +1.57 39 95 34k
52 20 86 C B36.6 BelfusB 1.0 BELFB 28.03 +.13 56 18 19k
29 49 46 E B24.4 BenchmrkEl r BHE 13.41 .06 34 456 10k
78 52 78 B C+21.0 CPIIntl r CPII 12.80 .11 66 12 10
87 94 90 C C+14.0 CTS 1.0 r CTS 11.66 .01 58 87 12k
67 99 33 A D+33.6 ChinaSecn CSR 11.91 .04 37 325 8o
91 92 76 B C+28.1 Cognex 3.1 r CGNX.19.64 +.45 25 325 19o
83 83 94 D B38.5 Coherentn COHR 33.37 +.37 34 126 20
59 65 51 B B 18.0 ColemanC CCIX 7.97 +.03 37 16 9
58 97 23 A E 28.1 Corning 1.3 r GLW 15.00 +.32 5 18m 8
41 22 51 D C+50.7 Cubic .8 CUB 22.87 +.39 +24 142 15
99 93 95 C B80.3 DRSTech .2 DRS 75.92 .01 5 575 18o
76 85 49 A D 89.2 Danaher .2 DHR 63.42 1.52 +55 3.2m 15
83 79 60 A C 88.4 Dionex DNEX 61.99 +.74 54 62 22k
98 91 73 B B64.2 ElbitSy 1.4 ESLT 51.77 +.17 36 17 18
41 6 73 B C+34.5 FEI FEIC 22.54 +.31 8 334 24k
43 49 24 B B50.3 FaroTech FARO 18.20 .75 37 108 13
47 91 11 A D27.7 FushiCopn FSIN 8.91 .19 +5 199 7
60 17 95 E C 20.4 HerleyInds r HRLY 16.22 +.33 40 38 81
85 83 79 B B 22.7 HtWC 2.1 HWCC 16.38 .14 +14 203 10o
98 94 86 A C+22.47IPGPhot IPGP 18.70 .39 +44 440 25o
97 94 84 A B 48.3 IIVI IIVI .34.35 .57 7 228 21
82 89 59 A D 112 ItronInc ITRI 80.16 .28 3 494 24o
11 55 19 D E 23.3 JabilC 3.2 JBL 8.79 +.27 13 4.1m 7o
90 83 78 C D+115 L3Comm 1.3 r LLL 94.49 +.28 5 852 14
41 73 17 A D 31.3 LGDispl 2.0 LPL 12.26 +.28 28 705 3k
92 92 93 B B16.3 LaBargeInc LB 14.92 +.12 48 31 16
59 64 61 C D+39.2 Littelfuse LFUS 28.30 .70 28 96 16k
92 78 87 B B+46.3 MTSSys 1.5 r MTSC 39.03 1.97 +12 122 17
70 44 89 D B+14.8 MaxwllTch MXWL 10.91 .73 +37 172 ..k
64 71 52 B C+28.8 MeasSpcl MEAS 15.99 .58 58 27 13
47 79 30 B C+16.9 Methode 3.3 r MEI 8.47 +.26 0 254 7o
90 89 72 A C+119 MettlerTole MTD 91.45 .08 19 265 17o
58 77 50 C C 30.6 Molex 3.1 MOLX 19.93 .23 +27 1.7m 13
64 77 50 C B+28.0 MolxA 3.2 MOLXA 18.82 .28+194 688 13
48 80 36 C C 29.2 MultFnElc MFLX 13.82 .28 45 146 9o
79 92 64 A C+39.6 NVE NVEC 25.39 .78 28 28 16k
7 26 29 D E 14.1 NamTai 11 NTE 7.79 .09 6 181 8
69 99 56 D D 24.4 Panason 2.0 r PC 16.75 +.10 24 277 12
44 54 56 C C 37.2 ParkElc 1.5 PKE 22.00 .27 26 87 14x
86 88 67 B C 30.0 Perknelm 1.2 PKI 23.90 +.41 37 754 16k
95 73 98 D A 15.5 PhotnDy PHTN 15.40 ...+273 1.6m 54o
72 76 75 B B33.2 Plantron .9 r PLT 21.13 +.08 1 420 11k
60 96 35 C D+32.5 Plexus r PLXS 18.83 .47 +2 575 9
35 42 41 C B17.5 Radisys RSYS 7.82 .72 +26 174 18
66 74 52 B C+48.8 RofinSinar RSTI 29.02 +.07 41 211 14o
57 65 59 D C+19.4 Stoneridge SRI 9.96 +.68 13 154 11
54 93 37 B D15.8 TTMTch TTMI 8.88 .22 44 300 9k
84 89 70 A D62.8 ThermoFis TMO 51.40 +1.03 +32 3.4m 17
80 87 48 A B+62.2 ThomasBett TNB 32.56 1.51 +78 1.2m 9
55 87 40 B E 40.3 TycoEle 2.2 r TEL 26.01 +.25 32 2.4m 10o
52 67 35 B C 78.3 Varian r VARI 40.97 +.10 13 277 15k
58 81 50 E C 20.5 VeecoInst VECO 12.62 .08 3 316 46
19 12 39 D B 15.8 Vicor 3.5 VICR 8.69 +.40 15 88 99
74 87 56 A E 81.8 Waters WAT.54.39 .04 12 858 17
44 85 35 B E 51.0 WescoIntl WCC 27.85 .60 +36 867 5
47 26 77 E B 13.9 Zygo ZIGO 10.91 +.22 57 22 68k
10. UTILITY
39 60 13 B D 23.1 AES AES 10.00 .45 23 5.6m 10o
71 60 68 C C+41.2 AGLRes 5.3 ATG 31.46 +.03 2 576 12
55 81 20 B D65.5 Alleghn 1.8 AYE 32.50 .50 +65 3.3m 13
71 37 88 C B49.0 Allete 4.0 ALE 43.25 .52 58 114 17
74 73 62 C B43.4 AllntEgy 4.5 LNT 30.96 .79 +2 706 10o
47 46 49 C C+54.7 Ameren 6.8 AEE 37.13 .85 +9 1.4m 11o
70 73 58 C C+49.5 AmElcPwr 4.6 AEP 35.88 .79 +8 2.7m 10
80 55 87 C B 46.1 AmrStWt 2.6 AWR 38.17 .28 58 55 25
78 52 77 E A23.7 AmWWks 4.0 AWK 19.91 .21 5 452 ..
71 44 77 B B23.9 AquaAm 3.1 WTR 17.61 .39 28 751 25o
90 57 85 C B29.6 AtmosEn 4.7 ATO 27.81 .07 +9 509 14
90 80 86 D B+23.6 Avista 3.3 AVA 21.52 .19 59 178 19k
62 38 60 C B 45.4 BlackHl 4.6 BKH 30.59 +.42 17 238 13o
69 22 91 C B50.3 CHEnergy 4.9 CHG 43.68 +.03 23 66 18k
50 63 49 D C+18.1 CMSEnrgy 3.0 CMS 12.05 .15 +48 4.4m 11
81 70 61 A D 78.0 CPFLEnrg 9 CPL 53.43 .47 21 147 10
83 49 87 C B+44.5 CalifWtr 3.1 CWT 37.43 .42 37 92 24k
72 54 63 B C 15.2 Cascaln 1.7 HOO 10.37 .31 90 5 23
84 71 62 B D18.6 CenterPt 5.3 CNP 13.67 .32 6 2.8m 10o
96 69 90 C A36.4 ChesUtil 3.9 CPK 31.29 +.07 65 11 15
80 83 84 C D+29.8 Cleco 3.6 CNL 24.80 .11 32 285 13k
55 89 13 A E 57.5 CmpSABESP SBS 25.70 .95 +12 539 4o
88 93 66 A E 26.6 CIG 2.8 CIG 18.40 .33 24 1.3m 8
95 67 92 B A29.0 CNWtrSv 3.3 CTWS 27.02 .14 +6 28 22
66 31 86 C C+50.6 ConEdisn 5.4 ED 43.35 .32 37 1.6m 13o
33 34 21 B E 35.0 ConsWtr 2.0 CWCO 12.90 .89+170 166 21
29 80 3 C E 107 ConstlEn 6.7 r CEG 28.66 +1.43 31 4.9m 5
85 78 67 A C+31.0 DPL 4.6 DPL 23.80 .32 54 541 13k
59 37 70 C D 51.2 DTEEnrgy 5.4 DTE 39.43 .57 8 1.1m 14o
76 72 74 C C+49.4 DomRs 3.7 D 42.24 +.15 +46 4.0m 14o
71 58 77 C D 20.8 DukeEngy 5.3 DUK 17.49 .05 3 8.7m 14o
60 65 42 B D+58.6 EdisnInt 3.1 EIX 39.62 +.63 +18 2.7m 10o
96 93 74 B B26.8 ElPasoElc r EE 20.15 +.01 36 219 10
71 47 86 D B24.3 EmprDist 6.1 EDE 21.00 .23 50 93 19k
97 98 83 A D52.5 EmpNcCh 2.7 EOC 42.21 .59 13 143 21
50 74 17 A E 79.6 Energen 1.2 EGN 38.79 +.08 +34 1.2m 8
96 98 77 B B 20.6 Enersis 5.4 ENI 15.64 .50 36 457 17k
65 78 40 B D127 Entergy 3.4 ETR 87.44 +.79 31 1.3m 13o
34 46 13 B D76.1 EqtblRes 2.8 EQT 31.17 .89 +35 2.3m 17
51 59 36 A E 92.1 Exelon 3.3 r EXC 60.68 +1.13 5 4.5m 14
44 66 38 C E 73.8 FPLGrp 3.7 FPL 48.25 .09 +19 3.4m 13
51 52 53 B E 84.0 FirstEgy 3.6 FE 61.27 .44 16 1.8m 15
51 45 64 C E 30.5 GrtPlnEn 7.3 GXP 22.67 +.99 +56 1.6m 14k
93 80 93 C B 29.8 HawaiiEl 4.6 HE 27.13 .66 5 476 16
57 38 54 B B57.5 HuanPwr 6.3 HNP 26.55 +.15 51 252 22o
97 93 79 A B60.0 ITCHldgs 2.4 ITC.51.18 2.58 32 273 26
68 55 71 C C+36.7 IdahoP 4.2 IDA 28.54 .59 16 382 16k
85 62 83 C D 54.1 IntgrysE 5.3 TEG 50.13 .07 34 343 13
20 13 30 D D+24.4 KoreaElc 2.3 KEP 11.93 +.11 5 1.0m 9
99 85 98 C A52.1 Laclede 3.0 LG 49.54 .64 1 197 17
90 56 89 B B+37.2 MGEEgy 4.0 MGEE 35.82 +.13 37 42 15
85 66 79 B B19.8 MdsxWtr 4.1 MSEX 17.28 +.23 69 13 18
23 25 7 B D 44.6 Mirant MIR 16.11 .21 50 2.4m 5o
13 18 13 D D47.2 NRGEnrgy NRG 21.75 .15 14 5.0m 17o
71 62 81 D C+38.9 NSTAR 4.2 NST 33.25 .68 +18 664 15
85 84 49 B B63.7 NatlFuel 3.2 r NFG 40.17 +.63 1 784 13o
92 84 66 A B+87.0 NatlGrid 5.1 NGG 63.43 +.05 5 72 13
93 56 92 C B 41.1 NJResrc 3.1 NJR 36.27 .25 27 240 16
97 69 93 B B52.0 Nicor 4.0 GAS 46.44 .89 +31 1.1m 15o
60 42 53 C B20.8 Nisource 6.2 r NI 14.95 +.10 +15 2.8m 11o
65 54 73 D B33.2 NEUtil 3.4 NU 24.92 .57 7 836 14
80 48 92 C C 56.0 NwNtGas 3.0 NWN 51.91 .15 39 113 19o
72 59 77 D B30.2 NoWstC 5.3 r NWE 24.77 .04 33 240 14k
66 72 36 B D 52.2 Oneok 4.7 OKE 33.97 +1.23 +37 1.2m 11
30 19 50 C D46.2 OttrTail 4.1 OTTR 28.98 1.04 19 333 22o
69 51 71 C C 49.5 PG&E 4.1 PCG 37.91 .97 14 2.1m 13o
42 55 35 C D55.2 PPL 3.7 PPL 36.13 +.02 6 2.4m 14
78 93 43 A E 21.9 ParaCopl 1.1 ELP 13.31 .02 +39 750 5o
77 85 65 C D30.1 PepcoHl 4.7 POM 23.02 +.08 +20 1.8m 11
96 55 96 B B+35.3 Piedmnt 3.2 PNY 32.85 +.02 25 340 20
66 49 81 C D+44.5 PinaclW 6.0 PNW 34.97 .27 31 583 12
64 20 84 C B28.8 PortGE 4.1 POR 24.07 +.52 +85 957 13o
80 60 86 C B 50.3 ProgrsEn 5.5 PGN 44.99 +.99 +90 3.0m 14o
55 74 36 B E 52.3 PubSvcEn 3.9 r PEG 32.82 +.10 9 2.6m 10o
75 52 84 C B28.6 PugetEgy 3.8 PSD 25.99 .56 60 212 16
26 69 2 C E 28.7 ReliantEngy RRI 5.61 .22 +38 7.3m 1o
85 78 80 C B38.6 SJW 2.2 SJW 28.60 1.12 44 51 25k
82 62 83 C C+44.1 Scana 4.8 SCG 37.94 1.30 +56 1.3m 12o
63 56 65 C D64.2 SmpraEn 2.8 r SRE 49.87 +.12 18 2.1m 11
50 90 30 D D 17.8 SierraP 3.4 SRP 9.45 .27 +6 2.6m 9k
85 69 81 D C+39.4 SoJerInd 3.0 r SJI 35.98 .32 11 193 16
86 62 86 B C+40.6 SouthnCo 4.5 SO 37.36 .12 +50 7.9m 15
66 74 33 C D33.0 SouthnUn 3.2 SUG 19.00 .16 +31 1.2m 10
78 35 86 D B+33.3 Southws 3.0 SWX 29.80 +.06 +13 265 16
65 22 87 D B+13.4 SwWatr 2.1 SWWC 11.45 .60 +12 130 49
42 23 58 C C+22.0 TecoEngy 5.4 TE 14.90 .35 18 1.9m 14
77 90 50 B D37.8 Transal 3.9 TAC 26.08 .29 71 29 16k
92 70 81 B B28.9 UGI 3.0 UGI 25.98 +.09 +67 1.1m 12
87 75 90 D B+37.8 UILHldg 5.0 UIL 34.55 .36 44 73 17
34 25 71 .. E 34.5 Unisour 3.5 UNS 27.33 .40 54 182 23o
57 26 71 C D32.2 Vectren 4.9 VVC 26.40 .96 +74 685 16
49 78 16 B E 96.6 VeoliaEn 4.2 VE 38.42 .71 3 278 11
77 42 81 D B 36.2 WGLHld 4.3 WGL 32.85 .15 7 532 11
56 16 81 C C 26.8 WestarE 5.1 WR 22.78 .01 +28 1.7m 16
73 66 80 C D+50.5 WiscEngy 2.4 WEC 44.71 .66 +6 916 14
82 79 74 C D23.5 XcelEngy 4.9 XEL 19.48 .18 +61 5.1m 13k
11. INSURANCE
96 73 76 B A68.0 ACELtd 2.0 ACE 54.62 +.62 35 2.4m 6
85 84 62 A C+68.8 AFLAC 1.8 r AFL 53.21 .66 36 2.7m 14
84 87 69 D B+45.9 AXA 5.0 AXA 31.73 +1.51 50 612 8o
13 20 14 D D20.8 AegonNV 9 AEG 8.36 +.02 +6 1.7m 6o
34 45 31 C C+23.6 Allianz 5.0 AZ 13.49 +.56 +12 1.2m 7
55 28 55 B C+53.5 AlldWAsr 2.0 AWH 35.25 +.25 28 218 4
62 29 62 C B 59.2 Allstate 3.8 r ALL 43.16 +1.05 48 2.6m 8
82 61 95 D C+12.5 AmComp AMCP 11.90 ... 60 19 11
90 78 81 C C+32.0 AmerFin 1.8 AFG 27.32 +.54 49 350 6
1 23 1 E E 70.1 AmerIntlGp r AIG 3.97 .03 +46 214m ..o
22 34 48 .. B 145 AmerNtl 3.6 ANAT 86.00 ... 55 15 15k
89 76 80 B C 50.5 AmPhy .9 r ACAP 43.11 +.94 18 57 9k
66 46 64 B D21.1 AmrSaftyIns r ASI 14.37 .06 62 13 5k
90 56 93 B B 21.6 Amerisfe AMSF 17.70 +.44 55 68 6
93 98 49 A B17.6 AmTrFin 1.8 r AFSI 10.84 1.04 41 175 6
90 70 81 B D+51.3 AON 1.3 r AOC 44.82 +1.44 35 1.9m 16
92 69 87 B B 80.5 ArchCap r ACGL 72.69 +.44 43 231 6k
82 21 79 B A45.8 ArgoGpIntn AGII 36.28 +1.07 54 55 9
75 31 78 B B 32.4 AspenIns 2.4 AHL 25.10 +.42 35 537 5
62 87 47 B C+71.3 Assurant 1.1 AIZ 49.03 .41 47 933 7o
44 21 32 B B29.5 AssrdGty 1.1 r AGO 15.07 .48 68 648 8o
59 20 66 B C 43.4 AXISCap 2.5 r AXS 30.08 +.23 +5 1.1m 4
74 58 70 B D+32.2 BrklyWR 1.0 r WRB 24.41 .17 57 564 6
91 52 90 B A 27.8 BrwnBrn 1.3 BRO 21.66 .01 15 846 17k
62 46 62 C B41.8 CNAFinl 2.4 CNA 24.54 1.96 62 188 6
93 79 91 B B 22.9 CNASurety SUR 16.37 .77 54 41 7k
96 60 87 A B 13.5 CastlePt 1.4 CPHL 11.08 +.13 81 80 8
American Medical Systems
AMMD
is
forming a base within a longer con-
solidation. It sliced through its
50-daymovingaveragelineFriday.
The Minnetonka, Minn., company
makes treatments for incontinence,
impotence and other pelvic disor-
ders. It was the first firm to stan-
dardizesuchtreatments.
Earnings, pretax margins and re-
turn on equity all slowed the last
two years. Institutional sponsor-
ship dropped the past three quar-
ters, and sales growth slipped or
heldsteadythelast four quarters.
But EPS growth sped up the last
two quarters. Analysts project a
44%gainfor Q3. JoannevonAlroth
AMERICAN MED SYSTMS HLDG (AMMD) Grp 14 $16.22
DEVELOPS MEDICAL DEVICES FOR THE TREATMENT OF UROLOGICAL AND
GYNECOLOGICAL DISORDERS.
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/29
R&D 9%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 79
MANTECH INTERNATIONAL (MANT) Group 34 o$54.17
PROVIDES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES FOR THE INTELLIGENCE
COMMUNITY, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND OTHER AGENCIES.
4 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 10/31
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 58
AMERICAN PUBLIC EDUC INC (APEI) Group 10 o$48.64
OFFERS ONLINE POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION TO 30,000 STUDENTS IN 50
STATES AND 130 COUNTRIES
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/16
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 72
NORTHFIELD BANCORP INC (NFBK) Group 37 $12.23
HOLDING CO FOR NORTHFIELD BANK OPERATING VIA 18 OFFICES IN
RICHMOND/KINGS COUNTY, NY AND UNION/MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ.
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 11/14
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 14
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12 MONTH HISTORY 5 YEAR HISTORY
Date Low Date High Date Low Date High Current
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
6 6666
Name Price EPS
Name Price EPS Name Price EPS
Name Price EPS Name Price EPS Name Price EPS
NIDEC(n) 13.88 77
FlowIntl 4.63 47
OrionEnn 4.48 28
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MINING (19)
ParamGn(a) 0.50 15
EntrGld(a) 1.08 32
GenMoly(a) 3.29 48
PacBkMgn(a) 5.40 2
TechCmco(n) 21.68 69
UrEnergy(a) 0.54 42
Sterlten(n) 7.78 85
IntlRoy(a) 2.90 12
ApolloGld(a) 0.23 43
LundinM(n) 2.55 60
Orezone(a) 0.31 28
HeclaMining(n) 3.79 13
EldorGld(a) 5.36 33
MesabTrs(n) 16.59 96
Silver Std 14.09 31
NoDynMnrl(a) 3.49 6
NewmtM(n) 35.23 91
Taseko(a) 1.55 64
StillwtrM(n) 4.81 73
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METALS/ STEEL (18)
StlDyna 12.33 97
CmrclMtls(n) 13.49 48
BrushEMat(n) 14.66 61
CenturyAl 21.37 80
Gerdau(n) 8.19 85
ComphSidrg(n) 17.60 92
Worthn(n) 13.55 81
Foster L B 24.73 89
Gerdau(n) 9.17 92
RelStlAl(n) 31.01 86
ChinaPrec 2.76 97
TitanmMtl(n) 9.29 48
BarnesGrp(n) 16.31 89
CastleAM(n) 14.80 48
Ladish 17.59 61
KaiserAl 39.17 30
HaynsInt n 39.98 20
Mechel(n) 13.33 81
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MEDIA (18)
CEurMed 48.82 98
PlayboyA(n) 3.58 23
Belo(n) 5.01 42
AHBelon(n) 4.28 25
WashPost(n) 508.13 35
CBSCpB(n) 13.25 64
NetSvcC 7.27 66
LINTVA(n) 3.74 43
TimeWr(n) 12.30 69
DishNetwk 19.22 95
NwsCpA(n) 11.09 91
Knology 7.17 44
EntercmA(n) 4.15 68
GrayTV(n) 1.49 62
NewsCorp(n) 11.22 95
CBSCpA(n) 13.20 64
Sinclair 4.82 96
JournlC(n) 4.32 26
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CONSUMER (18)
Virco 3.40 11
ATAInc 7.80 60
Nutractcl 10.68 55
RelivInt 4.50 25
CCAInds(a) 5.30 20
CPI(n) 9.87 30
IntFlavr(n) 37.72 62
BassetF 8.45 47
Harman(n) 27.65 26
Service(n) 7.82 85
FranklinElec(a) 1.42 30
ThmnADS(n) 2.67 38
DolbyLab(n) 32.76 96
Blyth(n) 10.18 12
HookFu 15.71 20
LearngTree 10.54 49
CIBTEdgn(a) 0.75 23
BareEsc 9.81 95
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BUILDING (18)
ShawGp(n) 23.06 45
Coachm(n) 1.78 59
MrtMar(n) 89.30 49
EmpICA(n) 10.28 39
Ameron(n) 60.37 67
OrionMar n 8.02 60
SterlCons 15.05 67
AecomTecn(n) 19.96 94
Gafisan(n) 18.80 98
USG(n) 22.00 23
TexasInds(n) 35.85 39
ApogeE 12.36 76
EagleMat(n) 19.25 23
Cemex(n) 14.10 61
HomexDvlp(n) 37.39 95
Intrface 9.66 92
Monaco(n) 1.64 23
Makita 18.75 82
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UTILITY (14)
ConsWtr 12.90 34
AlleghnyEn(n) 32.50 81
Oneok(n) 33.97 72
EqtblRes(n) 31.17 46
SouthnUn(n) 19.00 74
FPL Grp(n) 48.25 66
CmpSABESP(n) 25.70 89
Ameren(n) 37.13 46
AllntEgy(n) 30.96 73
VeoliaEn(n) 38.42 78
Exelon(n) 60.68 59
KoreaElc(n) 11.93 13
OttrTail 28.98 19
AES(n) 10.00 60
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INTERNET (14)
Limelgt n 2.35 8
Shutterfly 7.80 31
MnstrWw 14.06 76
ModusLk 7.74 9
UtdOnln 9.15 77
ArubaNet n 4.06 12
Priceline 58.84 98
Omniture 16.00 73
ThStreet 5.07 48
GlblSrcs 8.63 75
Rediff.com 3.93 5
Suprtsoft 2.95 38
CogentC 6.66 36
OptXprs 17.85 81
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ELECTRONICS (13)
FlextrnInt 6.04 89
Danaher(n) 63.42 85
WescoIntl(n) 27.85 85
Sigmatron 4.07 33
Molex 19.93 77
Radisys 7.82 42
BenchmrkEl(n) 13.41 49
AVX(n) 9.59 56
ColemanC 7.97 65
FaroTech 18.20 49
TDK(n) 44.30 37
Kyocera(n) 71.86 57
NuHrzElec 3.59 81
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CHEMICALS (13)
Celanese(n) 21.73 95
NalcoHld(n) 16.57 86
RockwdH(n) 20.92 94
DowChm(n) 30.19 55
GraceWR(n) 11.63 40
EastChm(n) 51.16 86
Air Prds(n) 64.02 86
GenTek 24.79 82
Braskem(n) 9.34 32
CytecInd(n) 36.47 75
Methnx 18.01 62
Chemtura(n) 3.68 58
OMGroup(n) 20.20 64
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COMP HDWRE (12)
Xyratex 7.86 57
AppleInc 98.98 95
NICESys 23.98 82
MicrosSys 23.36 87
ZebraTech 25.51 65
JnprNtwk 18.89 94
Logitech 21.02 90
Teradata(n) 17.35 79
NetApp 16.36 87
QuantDSSG(n) 0.98 61
RadiantSys 7.68 87
Intevac Inc 9.24 24
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BANKS (10)
PrudtlBcp 10.00 37
SthcstFnl 6.02 62
BankHldgs 2.93 51
Unibanco(n) 82.82 91
WHldg(n) 0.42 20
BncoItau(n) 13.84 90
BcBradsco(n) 13.37 94
Corpbanca(n) 22.68 72
FCmtyCp 8.69 41
AnnaplsBnc 4.51 41
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INSURANCE (7)
DonegalB 17.48 53
Torchmrk(n) 52.79 54
CRMHlds 2.40 77
Partnrre(n) 59.95 37
WillisGp(n) 30.73 62
AegonNV(n) 8.36 20
AmEqInvL(n) 6.21 69
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AEROSPACE (7)
GenDyn(n) 68.33 89
Textron(n) 25.00 87
BEAerosp 12.22 98
RockColl(n) 43.59 91
TransDg(n) 31.04 96
Esterline(n) 36.77 78
GenCorp(n) 5.96 15
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APPAREL (6)
Cheroke 19.29 39
IcahnEnt(n) 34.52 8
Quiksilver(n) 5.09 54
Coach(n) 21.89 91
Hanesbrd(n) 19.27 63
SkechersA(n) 14.56 82
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AGRICULTURE (6)
Agrium(n) 41.19 95
AgFeedn 6.24 72
PopeRes 27.52 53
Cosann(n) 7.01 23
Kubota(n) 25.92 42
LSBInds(a) 13.14 20
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FOOD/ BEV (5)
CcColaHBC(n) 18.60 89
BGFds n(n) 6.29 53
CocaClEn(n) 16.01 41
Perdigao(n) 33.01 72
WimmBD(n) 56.04 86
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OFFICE
Xerox(n) 10.13 68
AccoBrds(n) 6.82 44
Fujifilm 23.18 31
AcmeUnited(a) 11.30 83
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SVGS & LN
ColonlBnk 10.40 56
IndpdnceFed 3.30 24
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ALCOHOL/ TOB
Diageo(n) 65.41 58
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MISC
SPAMG100n(a) 15.84
PSAlpQnya 19.67
Chesapke(n) 0.24 8
NuCTDvAdv(a) 12.06
WTJpnHiY 43.34
NuCTPrem(n) 11.21
iShrAustria 19.80
PSEurSmn(a) 14.75
AracrzCel(n) 23.41 51
iShTopix 44.33
RoyceFcs 6.83
EatnVCA(a) 10.00
FTrVLEq(a) 15.67
HEur2001(a) 56.20
BlkCAMuBd(n) 11.86
RevMidCnya 40.89
PSGlbNuc n 17.42
AllnNtlMu(n) 10.67
ProUltSP(a) 45.07
SpdrIntMC(a) 25.19
PimcCAMun(n) 13.86
WTEurSC 38.66
iShrsTel 19.51
ProUltDow(a) 50.29
SpdrIIndus(a) 21.05
SPALC100n(a) 16.09
SpdrMCpG(a) 48.22
NvTxAdFlt(n) 4.09
iShDJAero 47.63
ProUltR2K(a) 37.63
BlkPfdCpInc(n) 8.06
SPAMC100n(a) 16.60
iShSP500 111.63
SpdrMCpV(a) 44.97
DWSDreVal(n) 7.33
ProUltQQQ(a) 45.99
ProUltSC(a) 40.31
PrUBasM(a) 34.32
PSMltCnya 18.46
RdxTech(a) 35.52
iShMCGth 68.84
EVTAdGlOp(n) 18.30
TufcoTech 4.75 62
BlkPfdE(n) 9.50
ProUltTel n(a) 45.22
Votorntm(n) 11.36 31
FTEnrgyn(a) 15.86
PSCleantc(a) 23.85
MSInsdPrm(n) 6.42
ProUltRE(a) 20.63
FTMulCpGr n(a) 22.32
SpdrSCapG(a) 73.66
AsiaTigers(n) 15.17
iShrGlbTlc 46.47
SpdrIntRE(a) 36.13
DEGlbDiv(n) 5.99
PwSWtrRes(a) 16.37
FidClyDyn(n) 9.12
GabGldNR(a) 16.71
FTLCpGr n(a) 21.68
GabelliGlMlt(n) 6.73
FstTrVL100(a) 11.97
iShrBrazil 48.19
MSEMDDbt n(n) 11.02
iShCnsmSvc 50.25
JFChina(n) 15.16
ITTCorp(n) 50.70 87
FtDearbrn(n) 12.05
iShRE50 33.07
iShaMCVal 63.36
S&PMdcpDR(a) 121.58
Rdx2xMdC(a) 40.51
BlacrkCAMu(n) 12.61
WTIntREn(a) 27.92
iSSP1500 49.75
MktVGam(a) 22.26
Glatfelt(n) 11.58 93
PShJpnnya 36.83
LatAEqty(a) 28.28
iShrsTec 44.93
FTNDXTc 14.96
JpnSmCap(n) 6.90
DWSRlEII(a) 7.51
iShrsRlEst 54.60
iShSPLA 33.41
Ball(n) 36.10 65
SpdrPrJpn(a) 38.63
NBCAInt(a) 11.33
Rdx2xRUT(a) 42.99
PwrshsQQQ 36.69
ClaySecR(a) 21.38
SPDRUtil(a) 32.35
iSSPGlE 34.35
RdxIndls(a) 41.13
AllcCAMu(n) 11.27
PSAutGr(a) 10.63
GenlAmInv(n) 23.60
iShMstMG 68.12
iShNRes 32.43
FTMatlrsn(a) 14.83
iShACWI n 39.47
ProUltMC(a) 44.57
VangrdTSMI 55.45
iShUSIndx 54.32
ProUTech(a) 38.34
BarcAIG 48.17
MexicoFund(n) 23.00
VangDvAp 46.19
WTErn500(a) 38.86
iShrsUtil 77.05
iShrsMexico 42.24
SunaFLC(n) 12.40
FTrFTSEn(a) 34.00
iShrCanada 23.87
iSRMCG 39.59
RdxSPEqlWt(a) 35.69
FTTechlgyn(a) 14.12
AlbnyInt(n) 24.87 60
Eaton(n) 50.10 83
VangPac 48.98
3M(n) 65.56 74
MktVRuss n 23.45
BlkGlbEn(n) 21.27
RdxSCGr(a) 34.49
BlkRAst(n) 10.08
Honywel(n) 38.17 88
iShrsJapan 10.02
iShRsMic 41.46
iShRs1000 60.32
FranklinUnv(n) 4.75
PrURMCG(a) 30.28
Siemens(n) 82.87 63
RdxMGth(a) 45.33
VangSmCp 54.90
MXEqtyIn(n) 17.50
RMRPrfDiv(a) 4.58
PShCnsD(a) 18.14
iShMstMC 62.84
PrUR2KG(a) 35.75
PwShWHCln(a) 13.35
AbitiBown(n) 3.08 1
SpdrWlsRE(a) 37.35
DTFTxFree(n) 11.65
FTCnsmDis n(a) 12.52
Crane(n) 26.32 77
WTDrfBz 20.84
TempltnRus(n) 29.20
iShrsOEx 48.75
GabGDeal(n) 13.74
KapStnn 5.93 45
PSAerDef(a) 16.00
GrHCmdty(a) 26.18
iShrsHome 15.80
PwShSoft(a) 15.09
LbtyAllSt Gr(n) 3.36
MercrInt 3.07 25
iShRs2000 62.77
ClayWatr n(a) 18.13
ProUR1KV(a) 32.12
iSharRslMd 76.78
SpEmLtAmn(a) 53.91
iShMstSC 66.36
Domtar(n) 3.93 36
iShMstLC 64.24
iShrsKLDSS 48.06
VangMCG 42.86
iShRs3000 64.27
WTIntTc 17.55
PSBMet(a) 18.62
PwSZSC(a) 19.26
VangSmCGr 54.28
FTWindE 17.54
VitroSoci An(n) 3.03 28
SpdrOGEq(a) 28.29
iShrGSNet 21.64
PwShNetwk(a) 12.28
BlacrkNYMy(n) 12.88
SPAMG40n(a) 14.53
iShrsGSSmc 38.09
VangLTBndn 71.41
PwsUtils(a) 16.79
ProUltUtl(a) 45.46
iShAsian 26.51
iShMstSG 61.51
ChileFund(a) 12.51
PShMagni(a) 20.85
iShrGSTch 43.03
SpdrOGEx(a) 38.51
SunaFAlp(n) 11.87
LatinAmrDis(n) 15.85
PwShMedia(a) 9.44
WTJpnSC 35.84
Greif B(n) 46.60 95
PSWindEn 15.31
Sappi Ltd(n) 8.58 43
iShR2000G 64.67
ClayCdEnn(a) 18.00
WTJpnTot 40.30
FTSmCpCr n(a) 22.51
ProUR1KG(a) 38.21
VangInfT 43.58
CurrShCan 92.60
FTLCpVal n(a) 21.15
VangTelSvc 51.52
ClayClear(a) 16.63
PShTch(a) 20.42
MkVNucEn(a) 20.34
iShMstMV 62.41
ClaySIns(a) 22.32
SpdrIntSCn(a) 22.75
iShSPCDis 38.58
PShGWtr n(a) 15.01
iShLeCred 89.59
PSNextQn 20.53
RdxMatls(a) 40.75
iShrGermny 22.54
PSVLIR(a) 20.98
MktVAfr 29.27
Tri Continentl(n) 14.13
FTHlthCr n(a) 17.04
SpdrMdCap(a) 42.25
AdvClCvS&I(n) 15.39
VangUtil 66.91
PSIntREnya 16.29
FTRNG 17.39
PShEngy(a) 27.79
PSNasIntnt 17.54
ClaySabD(a) 21.49
PSGCoal 19.72
PwSTelc(a) 13.08
MinnMuni(a) 11.80
FocSINnya 29.69
NetTopx 20.39
PSTchLdr 17.90
PSNsqSCn 21.73
PSGTrns 21.85
CurEuro 138.05
iShGTimb 41.50
HIntArc(a) 39.79
PrURMCV(a) 31.05
ClayGTimn(a) 15.58
iShSPInd 42.40
PShInds(a) 22.82
NetsTokReit 21.44
iShrFrance 25.33
MktVEnvir(a) 41.77
SpdEMktsn(a) 47.96
KbwIns(a) 34.60
USHeatOn(a) 41.96
iShGNucE 32.84
iShACWXn 37.71
WTDrfEur 22.35
ProUCnS(a) 32.45
ClayStlth(a) 18.19
PwSBsMt 46.64
FTMCpCren(a) 22.44
VangCnsDs 40.95
FidNASDFd 77.73
FTNDXEq 15.79
PwShSMd 42.33
CohStGRl(a) 36.55
PSGGold 24.12
SpdrSCJpn(a) 34.21
PSIntEqn(a) 15.09
PSBldCns(a) 12.48
PwShLeis(a) 11.12
ClayGrLcpn(a) 16.36
ClayOcnTGn(a) 21.19
Tech100 20.42
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26 35 40 D C C+ 880 Wash Post WPO 508.113.87 +11 31 18
23 51 3 B+ A E 92.2 AracrzCel ARA 23.41 7.83+373 2.4m 4 k
22 23 48 C+ E B 49.0 Citigrp C 18.13 4.37+112 241m ..
18 63 11 D C D+ 62.3 PennNatl r PENN 20.12 3.25+260 4.0m 11
15 7 17 B+ C C 37.2 CBL&Assoc CBL 14.11 3.59 +96 2.3m 21 o
9 30 5 D B E 148 LasVgSnds LVS 22.95 3.56 +36 6.8m 47 o
7 1 1 D .. .. 74.0 SunPwrB SPWRB 61.65 3.83 40 1.3m 99
.. .. 99 B .. B 132 RydxInvEn REC 124.1 4.10 51 2 1
.. .. 97 B .. B+ 94.2 ProSShOG DDG 90.65 3.57 +65 16 99
.. .. 84 B .. B 63.8 FocHme SAW 44.57 3.52 50 2 99
.. .. 28 B .. C 76.4 Rydx2xFin RFL 44.00 6.74+170 62 ..
SMARTSELECT
COMPOSITE RATING
EARNINGS PER SHARE
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTH
SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION
52-wk Stock & Close Vol% Vol P
High Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E 666666
99 99 80 A+ A B 77.4 Celgene CELG 61.50 +1.19 11 4.1m 46
99 90 98 A+ B B 79.7 AxsysTech AXYS 58.50 +1.57 39 95 34 k
99 90 91 A A D+ 49.9 GloblPay GPN 47.82 +6.76+316 2.9m 22 o
99 88 90 A+ A C+ 229 StrayrEd STRA 200.5 +4.12 +18 142 39 o
98 97 89 A B B 48.9 CashAmer CSH 36.58 +1.76 7 520 12
98 87 79 A+ A D 57.6 GileadSci r GILD 46.39 +1.70 4 8.8m 24
98 80 80 A+ A C+ 58.0 Medtronic MDT 50.03 +1.04 +10 8.1m 18 o
97 89 92 A A A 82.2 Chattem CHTT 75.87 +1.07 24 286 18 o
97 87 96 A+ B B 35.6 AeroVir AVAV 31.52 +1.05 21 176 30
97 84 94 A+ A C+ 99 Genentech r DNA 87.99 +1.48 6 4.8m 28
97 82 98 A A B NH ScielePh r SCRX 30.84 +. 03 61 880 17
97 74 93 A B B+ 67.5 Haemonetic r HAE 62.61 +2.09 23 224 28
96 97 91 C A C+ 48.5 AZZ AZZ 39.20 +1.88 +1 252 13 o
96 97 63 B A B+ 85.5 Morngstr MORN 58.48 +1.20 67 58 31 o
96 94 61 A+ A B 84.8 BiognIdec BIIB 50.88 +1.20 37 3.2m 15
96 90 83 A A D+ 249 Blackrck BLK 186.7+14.62 0 640 21
96 83 70 A A C+ 38.0 Amdocs DOX 27.44 +1.44 +19 1.8m 11
96 81 87 A+ B D 21.7 AngioDyn ANGO 15.98 +1.40 +93 345 14o
96 81 77 B+ A C 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 68.52 +2.52 +25 271 14
96 69 98 A+ C B 27.9 TwneBk TOWN 22.90 +1.38 44 32 23 k
96 56 95 A C A 35.6 EmergMedS EMS 30.63 +1.95 +14 234 20
95 94 92 A B D+ 83.0 CleanHrbr CLHB 65.90 +1.56 44 153 25 o
95 89 85 A A D 99 Covance CVD 85.50 +1.29 7 523 29
95 86 88 A B A 71.2 Proassrnce r PRA 54.44 +2.46 53 115 10
95 84 95 A C A 26.4 HorizBcp HBNC 24.52 +2.22 19 1 8
95 84 90 A+ B B 133 Atrion ATRI 110.0 +3.19 8 5 15
95 82 82 B+ A B 56.3 PhilMorn PM 50.34 +1.26 8 8.7m 15 o
95 71 94 A A B NH Wrigly r WWY 79.76 +. 09 +3 2.4m 32
95 64 97 A+ B A 73.6 SVBFincl SIVB 59.24 +1.22 62 255 16
94 93 95 D+ A C+ 60.8 Wabtec r WAB 46.75 +2.28 +29 1.1m 18
94 92 90 C B C+ 66.2 Teledyne TDY 54.83 +1.55 34 200 18
94 90 85 C A D 91.5 Sohu.com SOHU 55.07 +2.52 +17 2.1m 22
94 88 76 A A C+ 130 IBM r IBM 108.0 +3.22 11 7.4m 13
94 77 82 A B D 61.3 Novartis NVS 53.83 +1.69 +16 1.8m 17
94 71 91 A B C+ 40.7 WstCnn WCN 34.76 +1.47 +15 924 22
94 69 97 A B B+ 92.9 Greenhill r GHL 76.92 +1.46 33 229 19
94 58 94 A+ B B 57.0 Covidienn COV 52.69 +1.35 3 3.6m 20 o
93 78 94 A B C 63.9 WalMrt WMT 60.05 +1.20 +12 25m 17 o
93 78 93 A C C+ 28.5 Centene CNC 21.47 +1.55 63 174 13 k
92 92 58 A A D 73.7 NovNrdk r NVO 53.06 +2.42 24 206 20 k
92 60 98 A+ B A 31.9 BcSouth BXS 28.98 +1.63 56 538 16
92 51 92 A C B+ 149972 BrkHaA BRKA 138700 + 800 +45 2 18
91 96 71 C+ A B 68.4 HansenNat r HANS 31.49 +2.79 42 2.0m 18 o
91 92 74 B+ A C 31.0 BurgerK BKC 24.15 +1.16 +25 2.2m 17 o
91 76 77 A A C+ 70.2 PrceTR r TROW 51.93 +1.01 56 1.4m 21
91 66 94 A C A 23.6 DimeB DCOM 17.45 +1.34 57 111 21 k
91 55 91 A+ B A 61.4 BOKFnl BOKF 53.08 +1.84 71 72 16 k
91 54 96 A+ C A 192 FstCtzA FCNCA 177.0+11.68 35 7 17 k
91 39 97 A B B+ 68.4 BarrPharm BRL 64.95 +1.06 +2 2.2m 23 o
90 90 83 C+ A A 23.5 TDAmertr AMTD 18.33 +2.07 24 3.0m 13
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growthwithall other companies. A
90ratingmeans its earnings outper-
formed90%of all companies.
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Ratingmeasures astocks relative
pricechangeinthelast 12months
vs. all other stocks. Thebest firms
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moreorat anewhighinprice.
Underlinedstocksaredown1point
ormoreorat anewpricelow.
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73 59 72 B D 106 ChinaLfe 1.6 LFC 55.74 +.52 62 704 23o
86 64 83 B B69.4 Chubb 2.6 r CB 51.44 +1.91 44 2.1m 8
39 26 49 D C+45.0 CinnFnl 6.1 r CINF 25.75 .80 49 742 9k
64 71 23 A E 28.7 CNinsuren CISG 8.64 .24 54 39 14
99 76 96 B B+32.9 DarwinP DR 31.45 +.23 52 42 17
77 51 72 C A43.7 DelphiFn 1.5 r DFG 26.00 .56 60 141 8
92 55 90 C A+21.5 DonglA 2.4 DGICA 17.52 .36 54 20 12k
78 44 89 C B 31.7 EMCIns 2.6 r EMCI 27.52 +.01 60 14 17
64 65 22 A C+36.9 eHealth EHTH 13.80 .15 53 147 21o
74 49 58 B B+21.7 EmployH 1.5 EIG 16.05 .10 52 147 8
58 18 57 B B43.3 EndurSp 3.3 ENH 29.87 +.62+256 2.0m 4k
57 31 76 D D146 EnstarGp ESGR 99.5 +4.76 88 3 49
68 40 64 B B61.2 ErieIndt 4.1 ERIE 43.04 +2.34 44 53 13k
43 12 64 C D+115 EverstRe 2.4 r RE 78.72 +5.95 34 345 7
93 90 93 C C+71.5 FPICIns FPIC 52.03 .08 74 13 10k
83 24 95 B B 355 FairfxF 1.6 FFH 317.811.23 45 122 4o
37 3 65 E B 21.0 FidlNFin 9 FNF 12.83 .72 53 1.1m ..
59 38 67 E A44.2 FirstAm 3.3 r FAF 26.98 .27 77 310 39o
65 60 40 B C 25.2 FstMerF r FMR 14.02 .19 83 26 6k
83 51 61 A B14.7 Flagsto 1.5 FSR 10.55 +.02 +21 108 4
75 36 84 B C+30.0 Gallaghr 5.1 AJG 25.18 +.01 +82 1.3m 14k
11 19 4 C D+32.3 Genwth 5.3 r GNW 7.48 +.18 34 5.3m 2
84 79 53 A D+23.9 Grnlghtn r GLRE 16.85 .65 +38 200 11o
89 71 80 B B 31.6 HCCIns 2.1 HCC 23.80 .54 20 875 7o
89 61 84 C A 55.0 HanvrIns .9 r THG 43.07 +1.52 9 431 9k
91 59 86 C A44.0 Harlysvl 3.4 r HGIC 35.52 .38 64 29 12k
29 65 5 C E 99 HartfdFn 7.4 r HIG 28.80 +2.89+176 12m 2
57 1 78 C B12.3 HilltopH HTH 10.14 +.04 32 153 ..
43 67 29 B B46.1 ING 7.9 ING 24.95 +2.72 20 1.3m 4o
92 70 83 B A33.8 IPCHldgs 3.1 IPCR 27.89 .43 60 263 4k
71 48 87 C D+52.8 InfPrCas 1.0 IPCC 42.26 .45 60 54 9k
99 93 99 A A+39.3 LifePtn .8 r LPHI 36.10 +.12 13 74 19
55 59 40 C C 70.7 LincNatl 4.2 LNC 39.18 1.12 +11 2.9m 7
57 77 48 C C+51.5 LoewsC .7 L 36.29 +1.44 7 3.1m 9
51 54 71 B D 46.9 Manulife 2.9 MFC 34.22 .18 57 658 12o
73 41 72 C B+554 Markel MKL 380.0+16.01 33 26 12k
88 55 94 C C+36.8 MarshM 2.6 MMC 30.76 +.91 14 4.8m 23o
82 28 78 B B+31.0 MaxCp 1.5 r MXGL 23.80 .32 49 190 6
78 31 92 D A 62.0 MercuryG 4.3 MCY 54.46 +.87 57 111 14
55 62 41 C D 71.2 MetLife 1.7 r MET 43.71 +2.75 11 10m 7
81 30 85 B B+18.2 Montplr 1.9 r MRH 16.11 .29 23 502 5
74 35 87 C B 55.6 NtnwdFnl 2.3 NFS 49.49 +.24 94 60 12o
91 66 76 A B+66.7 NavigGrp NAVG 52.94 .36 73 39 9
65 8 92 B C+48.0 OdyssyRe .7 r ORH 41.25 +1.15 68 102 15o
42 23 50 D B 19.6 OldRepIn 6.4 ORI 10.70 .32 48 1.1m ..k
71 37 84 D B+23.6 OneBeac 4.6 OB 18.09 1.21 82 24 9
61 37 52 B C+84.8 Partnrre 3.0 r PRE 59.95 1.67 +45 828 4
96 75 99 B B 60.4 PhilConsol r PHLY 58.60 +.80 47 629 14k
90 66 81 B B+38.8 PlatUnd 1.0 r PTP 33.56 +.76 52 260 5
67 49 71 D B20.5 PresLife 3.3 PLFE 15.29 +.09 71 21 8
29 65 28 C D+70.9 PrncplF 2.6 r PFG 34.14 +2.62 0 2.8m 8
95 86 88 B A71.2 Proassrnce r PRA 54.44 +2.46 53 115 10
58 27 68 C C+21.3 Progresv .8 PGR 16.76 +.16 49 3.2m 11
44 45 36 C C+45.9 PrtcLife 3.3 PL 28.81 .07 28 462 8o
67 76 49 C C+101 Prudentl 1.9 r PRU 59.34 +1.69 0 4.8m 8
41 44 27 D B 33.0 PrudtlUK 4.2 PUK 16.63 .73 57 135 12
92 60 92 B A72.1 RLI 1.7 r RLI 58.27 +.50 60 65 9k
86 70 88 C D59.4 ReinsGpA .7 RGAA 51.51 +1.25 47 689 9k
55 20 62 B C 66.8 RenaisRe 2.0 RNR 44.90 1.15 59 203 4
88 58 94 C A49.4 SafeIns 3.8 SAFT 41.96 +1.02 62 43 8
78 67 63 B B19.2 SeaBrght SEAB 12.89 .08 23 99 6k
82 56 89 D B+30.4 SelInsG 2.3 SIGI 22.91 .96 67 102 10k
91 84 79 B B 58.0 StancrpF 1.5 SFG 46.96 .41 50 183 9
74 32 92 C C 37.1 StatAut 2.0 STFC 29.40 +1.12 34 45 57k
43 53 34 C C+59.4 SunLife 4.0 r SLF 33.38 1.52 76 144 8
71 54 65 B C 66.0 Torchmrk 1.1 TMK 52.79 1.32 +71 1.4m 9
94 96 76 A B36.1 TowerGp .8 TWGP 24.00 +.19 74 68 9o
65 41 54 B B 75.8 TransAtl 1.5 TRH 52.34 .64 22 71 7k
75 58 58 B B 58.6 Travele 3.0 TRV 40.36 .11 39 3.0m 6
27 15 33 D B+53.0 Unitrin 7.6 UTR 24.72 +.19 63 146 22k
45 34 60 B C+26.5 UnvAmr r UAM 11.20 .25 49 167 10
77 75 87 D B28.0 UnmGrp 1.3 r UNM 23.51 .39 +28 5.1m 9
94 59 78 A B 27.8 Validus 3.6 VR 22.32 +.14 60 102 3
58 29 67 D B+566 WhtMtIn 1.9 WTM 419.4 +4.37 51 12 30
84 62 68 A C+43.2 WillisGp 3.4 WSH 30.73 .57 +8 1.5m 10
15 6 13 B B82.1 XLCptl 8.4 XL 15.77 ... 72 2.5m 2
76 42 73 B B 47.0 ZenithNt 5.5 ZNT 36.47 +.76 45 169 8k
12. MISC
62 60 40 C B 39.6 AlbnyInt 1.9 AIN 24.87 1.14 +2 297 11
85 84 69 B C 46.2 Aptargrp 1.6 ATR 36.49 1.68 21 302 16
23 51 3 A E 92.2 AracrzC 5.2 ARA 23.41 7.83+373 2.4m 4k
80 29 95 D B18.7 Argann AGX 15.29 .44 52 12 ..
54 65 42 B C+56.2 Ball 1.1 r BLL 36.10 .90 +27 1.2m 10
67 51 83 C C 29.9 Bemis 3.5 BMS 25.01 +.34 +5 1.2m 14
92 51 92 C B+149972 BrkHaA BRKA 138700 + 800 +45 2 18
95 51 92 C A+5059 BerkHaB BRKB 4603 5.00 +63 47 18
79 59 60 B C 49.3 Carlisle 2.2 r CSL 27.58 .61 5 462 9
79 74 68 B C 66.4 Chemed .6 r CHE 39.75 .18 38 167 12k
67 77 25 B B51.2 Crane 3.0 CR 26.32 .47 15 287 7k
71 87 53 B D29.6 CrownHldg r CCK 20.55 .37 14 1.5m 13
88 82 65 B C 52.5 DuPont 4.2 DD 39.42 +.63 +13 8.0m 10
87 50 89 B C+54.1 ESCOTech ESE 44.89 .17 11 213 26o
59 83 17 B E 101 Eaton 4.0 ETN 50.10 1.07 +1 2.0m 6
78 86 42 A D59.1 EmrsnEl 3.1 r EMR 38.91 +1.28 +39 7.0m 12o
49 35 67 D D 17.0 FedSignl 2.2 FSS 11.01 .18 30 383 18k
51 45 51 C C+84.7 FortuneB 3.3 r FO 52.85 .95 +12 1.0m 11
53 57 28 A D 42.2 GenElect 5.6 r GE 22.08 .07+114 173m 9
82 93 58 D B17.2 Glatfelt 3.1 GLT 11.58 .70 +35 318 12k
94 95 73 B B+73.5 GreifA 2.6 GEF 58.97 .81 18 298 14o
64 89 18 B D66.5 Harsco 2.4 r HSC 32.49 +.44 +1 874 9k
82 50 78 D B 77.3 Hitachi .7 HIT 65.38 .70 66 24 ..
66 88 31 B E 63.0 Honywel 2.9 HON 38.17 +.06 3 5.4m 10
90 87 56 A D 70.0 ITTCorp 1.4 ITT 50.70 2.14 +52 2.3m 12
75 64 74 C C+37.3 IntPaper 3.9 IP 25.41 +.01 32 4.2m 11o
64 72 44 C B+33.8 Kadant r KAI 19.83 .45 64 35 10k
81 62 73 C B39.3 KamanA 2.2 KAMN 25.69 +.05 51 73 19
54 39 33 B D+45.6 KonPhlps 3.5 r PHG 26.37 +.46 +29 948 6
75 32 87 C B+45.0 Lancstr 3.1 LANC 36.31 .76 46 74 20k
53 50 56 D D56.9 LeucdNa .6 LUK 39.02 +.16 +3 1.3m ..o
95 91 74 B B35.3 MDURes 2.3 MDU 27.38 +.07 +2 1.2m 12
72 87 60 D B34.6 MeadWv 4.0 MWV 22.75 +.35 +31 2.1m 19k
75 56 85 C A 21.8 MyersInd 2.1 MYE 11.17 .24 53 86 12
78 91 79 C B20.9 NthnTch NTIC 10.50 .56 73 2 11
87 97 48 A C+30.4 Olin 4.7 OLN.17.12 +.09 27 1.0m 9
55 88 17 B C+60.6 OwensIllinois r OI 25.66 .34 46 1.9m 6
74 62 72 B C 31.9 PackAmr 5.4 r PKG 22.24 ... 18 970 14
74 40 86 B D+32.3 Pactiv PTV 25.02 .19 +32 2.4m 14k
55 32 67 C E 48.2 PicoHlds PICO 33.44 +.44 11 126 ..o
84 77 84 C C 54.8 Potlatch 4.7 PCH 43.77 1.13 36 357 17
96 86 86 A B47.8 RavnInd 1.5 r RAVN 34.86 1.14 24 85 20
99 78 98 B A46.4 RockTen 1.0 RKT.38.50 .21 42 337 15o
42 43 29 C C+15.8 SappiL 3.7 SPP 8.58 .31 36 176 10o
69 54 80 B C+28.3 SealAir 2.2 SEE 21.64 .04 +17 1.6m 13
65 63 31 B B160 Siemens 2.2 r SI 82.87 .60 6 700 11o
83 72 83 B B58.6 SilgnHld 1.4 SLGN 49.63 +.31 +4 208 14k
74 72 70 B C 35.8 SonocoP 3.9 SON 27.75 .68 +1 455 11
95 78 97 C B 30.0 StandexI 3.2 SXI 26.65 1.73 +32 85 17k
86 60 87 B D81.2 Teleflex 2.3 TFX 59.72 +.38 34 201 17
43 22 80 E B+37.7 TempleI 2.8 TIN 14.08 .24 51 1.4m 39
66 56 42 B C 47.3 Thomson 4.0 TRI 27.21 +.21 +77 465 16k
83 74 58 A C 97.0 3M 3.1 MMM 65.56 .04 0 5.1m 12
46 47 42 C C+19.1 Tomkins 10 TKS 9.70 +.02 6 266 6
71 41 81 D A21.0 Tredegar 1.0 TG 15.38 .49 +21 267 17
62 70 50 D D48.0 TycoIn 2.0 r TYC 32.80 +.17 +3 3.9m 11o
86 99 72 B C 14.6 UFPTech UFPT 6.62 .13 41 36 7
79 84 51 B D82.5 UntdTech 2.3 r UTX 55.38 +.40 +23 7.8m 11
21 31 6 B E 35.1 Votorntm VCP 11.36 1.42 +85 1.5m 5
60 80 43 B E 111 WaltrInd 1.1 r WLT 37.12 +1.62 +48 5.0m 16o
13. ALCOHOL/ TOB
70 46 78 B C 24.5 Altria 6.2 MO 20.50 +.42 3 14m 12
84 58 95 B C+68.6 Anheuse 2.3 BUD 65.24 +.66 +3 8.3m 22
95 77 91 A B 55.3 BostnBeer SAM 46.02 .06 48 64 21
96 81 77 A C 81.0 BritAmT 3.8 BTI 68.52 +2.52 +25 271 14
87 70 81 A B78.8 BrownFrB 1.9 r BFB 70.32 .41 29 257 20
75 97 35 B D77.5 CntlErDst CEDC 43.32 .68 55 470 21k
76 94 35 A D+88.8 CompBbd 2.3 ABV 49.53 .92 20 555 11o
76 95 76 .. D+45.8 CpCervcr 3.3 CCU 31.28 .08 +10 63 10k
71 83 68 D D+26.5 ConstelA STZ 19.67 .06 24 1.4m 11o
67 58 54 A C+93.1 Diageo 4.0 DEO 65.41 2.36 +84 1.3m 13o
72 57 71 A D 92.8 Lorilla 5.5 r LO 66.82 .80 1 2.3m 13
62 61 67 C D59.5 MolCoorB 1.7 TAP 46.38 .12 6 1.7m 15o
95 82 82 A B 56.3 PhilMor 4.3 PM 50.34 +1.26 8 8.7m 15o
63 66 66 B E 72.0 ReynldAm 7.0 r RAI 48.47 +.01 48 828 10
88 61 96 A C+68.9 UST 3.9 r UST 65.31 +.09 18 2.9m 18
63 26 76 C B68.0 Universl 3.7 r UVV 48.45 1.32 15 308 12
79 57 84 B B21.9 VectorGp 9 VGR 17.20 ... 60 99 22
14. APPAREL
80 48 92 C B+23.1 Carters CRI 17.94 .88 5 893 13
75 91 31 A C 47.9 Coach r COH 21.89 .65 31 5.7m 10
65 42 75 C B 57.0 ColumSp 1.6 COLM 38.80 1.05 60 147 11
87 95 37 A B 166 DeckrsOut DECK 91.14 4.38 +3 651 16
59 59 82 .. D 18.9 FGXIntl FGXI 10.45 +.45 59 41 20
83 36 93 B B 20.9 GIIIApparel GIII 15.78 .90 30 110 17
71 82 29 A C+46.5 GildanActv GIL 21.83 +.15 43 641 15
44 63 33 D B 37.7 Hanesbrd HBI 19.27 .91 35 1.3m 9
84 91 44 A B24.0 IconixBr ICON 12.02 1.25 0 1.4m 10k
63 42 91 E B23.1 JonesAp 3.4 JNY 16.35 .56 30 1.6m 13
29 29 51 E B 35.9 LizClaib 1.6 r LIZ 14.19 +.09 +1 3.0m 20
71 39 82 C B 17.6 Maidenfrm MFB 13.25 +.05 63 60 11
56 45 70 C C 34.8 Movado 1.6 r MOV 19.65 .43 22 147 12
97 79 87 A B70.6 NikeB 1.4 r NKE.64.19 +.44 14 3.3m 17o
31 52 26 D C 29.3 PerryEllis r PERY 12.94 .66 36 156 7
71 62 68 B C+55.0 PhilpsV .4 PVH 34.57 .77 22 878 11o
85 86 73 B B80.5 PoloRL .3 r RL 58.68 2.68 +6 2.2m 14o
69 82 41 B B25.6 SkechersA SKX 14.56 .44 48 387 8
78 38 96 C B29.0 SteveMdn SHOO 23.14 .32 60 118 17o
98 90 93 A B+31.8 TrueRelig TRLG 23.78 .19 53 441 16o
63 40 55 B B+63.9 UndrArmr UA 27.41 1.87 10 961 33
86 66 80 B B87.4 VFCorp 3.2 VFC 72.77 .47 5 923 13
56 76 26 B C+45.0 Volcom VLCM 15.52 .53 53 259 10k
97 94 87 B C 53.9 Warnaco WRC 40.56 .64 8 1.1m 14o
84 54 91 B B42.0 Weyco 1.8 WEYS 31.19 1.35 26 14 16k
89 82 81 B C+31.2 Wolvrn 1.7 WWW 26.02 .25 13 498 13
15. SVGS & LN
64 40 67 C B 30.0 AstoriaF 5.1 AF 20.21 .01 71 414 13
88 64 91 D A 14.3 BnkMtl 3.1 r BKMU 11.63 +.07 64 121 34k
89 79 85 E A 16.7 BnkFncl 1.9 BFIN 14.83 +.76 68 31 99
97 78 96 C A 13.9 BenefMutn r BNCL 12.33 +.08 61 51 77
92 61 96 C B+32.0 BerkHB 2.1 r BHLB 29.77 +.36 69 11 15k
69 24 91 D B+16.0 BrklneB 2.9 r BRKL 11.53 .43 64 259 46k
92 80 94 C B 15.7 BrklynF 2.7 r BFSB 14.60 +.15 72 2 34k
88 72 95 D B+51.6 CaptlFed 4.6 CFFN 43.10 .40 61 80 76
90 59 88 D B+13.0 CliftnS 1.9 r CSBK 10.76 +.12 66 8 97k
91 66 94 C A23.6 DimeB 3.2 DCOM 17.45 +1.34 57 111 21k
90 69 94 D B14.1 ESSABp 1.2 r ESSA 13.64 .09 9 75 30k
77 39 97 C B 18.0 FFnclOH 4.8 FFBC 14.17 +.03 80 44 16k
88 59 95 C A 22.4 FstNiag 3.6 FNFG 15.49 ... 68 455 19k
89 72 83 B B21.5 FlushFin 3.1 FFIC 16.78 .18 41 61 13k
79 66 89 D C+13.3 FoxChase r FXCB 11.86 .10 84 2 98k
99 90 93 B B 25.1 HudsCB 2.6 HCBK 18.57 +.35 40 5.9m 26
85 57 92 D B 16.2 InvBncp r ISBC 15.18 +.18 2 327 99
82 70 86 D B 15.3 Kearny 1.7 r KRNY 11.82 +.07 65 21 99
67 36 72 B B22.0 NYCmtyBc 6.1 NYB 16.31 .57 58 1.8m 18
91 75 94 D B13.2 NthfldBcn NFBK 12.23 +.14 25 32 53
87 68 92 C B 34.3 NWBcp 3.2 NWSB 27.52 +.02 66 42 23k
81 73 80 D B23.0 OceanFt 4.7 OCFC 16.88 .67 73 15 13k
75 18 93 C B 18.4 Oritani r ORIT 16.98 +.23 61 21 73k
92 78 91 D A+16.4 ProvBc 1.8 PBNY 13.52 +.24 73 48 23k
61 21 84 C C+18.0 RomFn 2.2 r ROMA 14.65 +.32 38 18 77
84 57 92 C B 13.5 TFSFinc 1.5 r TFSL 13.24 +.61 +49 979 73
96 80 97 C A 17.1 UtdFnB 1.9 r UBNK 14.82 .18 67 32 37k
93 55 92 D A 20.0 ViewPtF 1.9 r VPFG 17.24 .50 76 10 68k
82 51 93 C B 68.3 WSFSFi .9 WSFS 56.44 +.93 40 18 14k
85 50 80 B B 27.4 WshFed 4.3 WFSL 19.58 +.16 30 1.1m 12
16. CHEMICALS
60 86 27 B E 106 AirPrds 2.7 APD 64.02 +.01 2 2.2m 13
82 92 58 B D65.5 Airgas 1.1 ARG 44.52 +1.20 +62 1.2m 15
68 85 37 B D+48.4 Albemar 1.7 r ALB 28.37 +.11 13 715 10
78 60 74 B B20.3 AmrVngrd .5 AVD 12.91 .55 54 69 18o
74 64 68 C B 47.2 ArchChem 2.5 ARJ 31.79 1.20 26 150 13
9 32 15 D D69.0 Ashland 4.0 ASH 27.81 +.51 +2 1.4m 9
96 86 91 A C+30.3 Balchem .4 BCPC 25.10 .47 19 84 26o
18 32 18 B D20.3 Braskem 8.0 BAK 9.34 .55 17 231 3
85 50 90 B B 40.5 Cabot 2.4 CBT 30.50 .53 20 486 19k
47 95 13 A D51.0 Celanese .7 r CE.21.73 1.20+109 4.6m 5
68 69 56 A C+78.9 Ceradyne r CRDN 33.26 .47 +12 592 6
53 93 65 .. E 87.9 CmpsMn 2.9 CMP 45.85 +3.57 +46 1.2m 15
47 75 25 C D69.9 CytecInd 1.4 r CYT 36.47 .74 17 460 8
53 55 51 B C 47.4 DowChm 5.6 DOW 30.19 .18 +30 11m 8
56 86 48 C D78.3 EastChm 3.4 r EMN 51.16 +.34 +7 1.2m 9
58 93 40 A E 80.2 FMC 1.1 FMC .44.74 +4.40+102 2.4m 11
65 82 61 C E 36.5 GenTek GETI 24.79 .28 10 23 7
17 40 11 .. D32.8 GraceWR GRA 11.63 .37 +24 1.1m 5
89 70 87 B C+22.1 Hercules 1.1 HPC 18.68 +.01 33 1.7m 12
12 9 25 C C+28.3 Huntsm 3.8 HUN 10.59 .31 56 1.4m 15o
74 73 90 D E 41.5 Innophos 3.5 IPHS 19.67 +.59 +11 657 6o
32 53 14 B E 23.6 KMGChe 1.1 KMGB 7.02 +.05 +47 24 11k
65 97 47 .. D+52.0 Koppers 2.7 r KOP 32.09 1.01 35 161 10
46 62 30 B C 33.2 Methnx 3.4 r MEOH 18.01 .36 21 415 5
67 57 62 E B+73.3 MinrlTec .4 MTX 54.96 +.46 9 142 ..k
49 86 38 B D31.0 NalcoHld .8 NLC 16.57 .44 +46 2.0m 12
90 90 56 B B 93.6 NewMkt 1.7 r NEU 48.41 .42 57 104 10
53 84 32 B D39.6 NovaChm 2.0 NCX 19.12 +.43 14 647 3
37 64 10 A E 66.0 OMGroup OMG 20.20 .24 31 671 2o
66 64 65 A D 80.0 PPGInd 3.7 PPG 55.61 .08 23 1.3m 10
86 73 90 C C+29.3 Polypore PPO.21.15 .81 37 229 22k
81 87 56 A E 99 Praxair 2.1 r PX.73.06 +3.31+104 5.1m 18
80 61 74 C B33.8 QkrChem 4.1 KWR 22.65 1.30 31 59 13k
60 94 22 C D+43.7 RockwdH ROC.20.92 1.11 +35 901 10k
63 64 73 D B 50.0 Rogers r ROG 34.87 .38 12 95 17
93 72 98 B C+76.5 RoHaas 2.4 ROH 69.58 +.96 37 1.7m 19
65 80 62 D C 25.5 Schlmn 3.2 SHLM 18.88 .30 44 91 13k
89 81 73 A C 63.0 SigmAl 1.1 SIAL 49.49 .57 0 1.3m 19
10 23 16 C D102 Sinopec 5.5 SHI 23.72 +.79 21 33 ..k
56 34 99 .. E 18.0 Solutian SOA 12.99 +.09 20 773 ..
97 87 98 C B 60.8 Stepan 1.7 SCL 49.49 2.11 20 60 20k
61 4 95 D B12.6 Symyx SMMX 8.71 .26 28 169 ..k
26 23 31 D C 32.5 Valhi 2.6 VHI 15.33 1.97 55 29 ..
79 57 92 B C+42.7 WD40 2.8 WDFC 36.22 .01 63 33 19k
85 62 97 C A+26.7 WestlkCh 1.0 WLK 20.75 .24 3 472 13o
18 15 12 B D 48.8 Zoltek ZOLT 14.50 1.03 40 455 21o
17. INTERNET
49 97 9 A E 41.5 AkamaiTch AKAM 15.01 .29 39 4.5m 9
83 79 61 A B+101 Amazon r AMZN 67.48 +.12 +11 9.1m 48
77 69 82 C B 18.6 Ariba ARBA 11.56 .61 +4 1.5m 32
62 67 48 B D 14.9 Asiainfo r ASIA 8.32 .14 36 285 16
77 99 34 A C 429 Baidu BIDU 226.2 7.30 2 2.5m 65
85 78 61 A A57.3 Bankrate r RATE 34.73 1.13 30 218 22o
82 93 63 A B22.5 Bidzcomn r BIDZ 8.23 .25 44 179 10o
59 96 19 A C+47.7 ChinaFin JRJC 11.08 .17 63 164 13o
69 68 61 A D 53.5 DigitalRiver DRIV 31.06 .69 54 544 17
62 94 23 A D40.7 eBay EBAY 19.32 +.17 +11 17m 11
47 63 37 C D+121 Equinix EQIX 62.40 2.89 +35 1.5m 99
40 73 19 B D 35.3 Expedia EXPE 13.82 .22 +24 5.3m 10o
66 77 50 A D44.6 F5Netwrks r FFIV 21.29 .68 37 1.6m 15
53 95 11 A D25.4 Gigamedia GIGM 6.92 +.16 +14 629 8o
40 75 12 A D 35.4 GlblSrcs GSOL 8.63 .31 54 154 13
93 98 86 A D+29.27GMarket GMKT.22.42 +.42+202 420 24o
73 97 34 A C 747 Google GOOG 392.0 +1.54 +40 6.8m 22
47 50 64 D B29.1 IACInter IACI 16.35 .71 52 2.2m 5
72 50 91 E B 12.7 InfoSpce r INSP 10.26 .22 32 165 ..o
94 92 85 B B 16.0 Intrwovn IWOV 12.78 +.04+383 1.9m 18k
85 83 66 A B+35.3 J2GlblC r JCOM 20.64 1.17 11 352 13o
64 29 79 C B 15.5 Keynote KEYN 12.72 +.50 60 29 43
83 91 63 B B15.2 Liquidity LQDT 9.32 .18 66 63 18
79 89 42 A B+23.9 LoopNet r LOOP 9.79 +.23 31 220 16k
62 52 69 C B14.2 Marchex .8 r MCHX 9.87 .13 38 151 30
56 99 10 A D81.2 MercadoLn MELI 17.87 +.24 12 625 54o
16 9 26 D B 15.5 ModusLk MLNK 7.74 .90 8 301 24
40 76 19 A D+40.9 MnstrWw MNST 14.06 .09 4 2.7m 10
97 82 88 A B+27.2 Netease r NTES 20.28 .24 58 649 16o
93 94 92 B B 40.97Netflix r NFLX 29.42 +.12 61 537 24
54 73 28 B B38.6 Omniture OMTR 16.00 .06 26 1.2m 47
67 81 40 A B35.0 OptXprs 1.8 OXPS 17.85 .56 73 219 11
54 39 82 E B 39.4 Overstk r OSTK 17.40 .87 41 145 ..
70 73 49 A C+37.0 PerfectWn PWRD 21.65 .46 58 208 15o
90 85 75 B A16.9 PremGlbSv PGI 13.29 .20 32 281 13
61 98 15 A D144 Priceline PCLN 58.84 2.18 25 1.6m 12o
84 88 68 A D+40.7 ShandaInt r SNDA 25.78 +1.18 23 767 12o
72 86 45 A D 59.3 SinaCorp SINA 32.66 +.43 +3 1.6m 22o
94 90 85 A D 91.5 Sohu.com SOHU 55.07 +2.52 +17 2.1m 22
64 61 75 C D+15.8 StampsCom r STMP 11.24 ... 23 121 18k
23 13 47 .. C 21.1 SwitchD SDXC 11.47 .33 46 154 76
90 90 83 A A23.5 TDAmertr AMTD 18.33 +2.07 24 3.0m 13
76 97 32 A B 36.3 The9Ltd r NCTY 16.36 1.44 34 158 10o
73 67 57 B A 14.9 TradeStat TRAD 8.79 +.17 58 185 11
61 77 54 B C+18.0 UtdOnln 8.7 UNTD 9.15 .02 24 531 7k
31 37 41 D C+19.0 Vignette r VIGN 10.00 .10 +7 220 15
76 94 60 C B 63.5 WebMD WBMD 27.54 +.22 41 131 38o
99 96 91 A B+24.6 Websns WBSN.19.86 .61 14 642 16
31 58 27 C C+34.1 Yahoo YHOO 16.02 +.44 +3 19m 27
18. TELECOM
72 72 46 A D+42.8 AT&T 5.6 r T 28.45 +.48 +21 35m 9
82 75 67 B C+26.5 Adtran 1.9 r ADTN 19.37 +.29 31 962 16
62 84 34 A D 69.2 AmMovl 1.2 AMX 40.81 1.84 +33 9.4m 12
58 65 64 D C+46.5 AmerTower r AMT 35.16 +1.60 +62 7.2m 99o
81 86 64 A B39.2 AtlTele 2.7 ATNI 26.72 .23 61 23 10
53 52 68 C C+44.6 BCE BCE 32.84 +.59 +7 710 13o
27 67 21 B E 68.2 BritTele 9 BT 29.08 +.64 52 158 6
72 95 37 A C+59.5 Belden .7 BDC 27.43 .15 3 654 8
37 93 23 .. D85.7 BraslTel 6.6 BRP 46.62 +.64 14 155 6k
44 72 32 B E 38.6 BraslTlc 5.9 BTM 21.99 +.40 46 94 6k
91 86 82 A C+37.17Cellcom 9 CEL .29.77 +.33 39 137 12
81 77 86 B D+46.9 CntryTel 7.4 CTL 37.99 +.67 +34 1.7m 10
62 97 26 A D104 ChinaMbl 3.3 CHL 49.06 +.02 50 1.6m 13
56 81 38 B D69.0 ChinaNet 3.5 CN 42.31 +1.14 17 250 8o
38 74 25 B D+98.7 ChinaTel 2.7 CHA 40.54 +.28 34 220 9o
41 71 34 C D25.1 ChinaUni 2.0 CHU 14.15 +.50 15 1.3m 18
76 66 85 A C+27.2 ChungTel CHT 22.96 .01 +9 1.3m 15k
16 40 3 A E 49.6 CienaCp CIEN 8.90 .16 36 3.8m 5o
67 85 21 A D56.5 Comscope CTV 29.19 1.34 +20 1.6m 9
92 75 85 A B+58.0 Comtech CMTL 48.56 1.16 +16 322 16o
71 29 63 B B+21.5 ConsolC 11 CNSL 13.72 .75 +11 172 19
26 44 29 D D+43.2 CrownCstl CCI 25.54 +.31 +33 3.1m ..
74 92 63 C B 23.1 DeutTele 7.6 DT 15.84 +.42 +13 1.2m 14
61 58 58 C C 33.2 EMSTech ELMG 20.59 +.35 +7 97 16k
48 73 38 D E 41.7 EchoStarn SATS 23.11 .23 +68 527 99
71 68 71 B D+58.4 Embarq 6.6 r EQ 41.58 +.42 +60 2.4m 8o
SMARTSELECT
COMPOSITE RATING
EARNINGS PER SHARE
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTH
SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION
52-wk Stock & Close Vol% Vol P
High Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E 666666
STOCKS DOWN
New Lows
Continued from B10
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
6 6666
I BD TI MESAVER TABLE
Combined summary of key price action for NYSE & Nasdaq highest-rated stocks, a quick and
easy snapshot for busy investors. Stocks up at least 1 point or making new highs, and stocks
down 1 point or making new lows are boldfaced. Sorted by Composite Rating, IBDs single
most useful fundamental and technical gauge.
STOCKS UP
27 28 32 B E 21.0 Ericsn 3.6 ERIC 8.16 .03 +9 7.8m 11
77 74 61 A B 39.7 FrnceTel 8.6 FTE 27.94 .01+135 781 10
84 79 74 B C+14.4 Frontie 9 FTR 11.10 .04 +33 3.8m 17o
56 80 12 A B125 Garmin 2.6 r GRMN 28.79 2.37 26 1.9m 7
6 7 12 C E 11.3 GilatSatNet GILT 5.34 .07 71 115 12
35 43 34 .. B24.8 GlblCrsg GLBC 12.98 .81 24 230 ..o
89 92 53 A C+66.9 Harris 1.8 HRS 43.66 +.13 48 831 12o
53 87 21 A D 19.5 Hellnc 6.6 OTE 8.79 +.09 43 31 8
34 71 22 B D61.0 HughCom HUGH 31.15 1.92 55 33 13
52 73 41 D B25.0 HutchTel HTX 15.89 +.15 22 72 28
77 56 85 C C+28.0 InterDig IDCC 23.00 +.16 22 553 44
31 47 21 C D+16.1 JDSUni r JDSU 7.78 ... 14 3.9m 15
26 47 31 C C+30.2 KTCorp 4.3 KTC 16.10 .05 +12 846 6
29 29 50 D B85.5 LeapWire LEAP 35.28 .80 21 920 ..o
82 89 66 B C+29.0 MagyarT 10 MTA 21.97 .16 3 33 9
97 86 96 C A16.0 MasTec MTZ 12.45 +.78 18 435 17o
63 73 61 A C+28.3 MetroPCSn PCS 14.83 +.55 +11 2.1m 26o
60 94 28 A D127 Millicom MICC 64.39 +.09 33 711 12
59 92 19 A B105 MobilTel 5.7 MBT 46.89 1.83 +31 2.8m 7o
60 90 36 A D83.4 NIIHldg r NIHD 32.99 +.75 +17 3.2m 11
88 77 86 C B+17.4 NTTDoCo 2.6 DCM 15.59 .30 31 177 15
81 91 41 A C 36.3 NeuStar r NSR 19.06 .24 17 514 14k
89 73 77 B C 23.0 NeutTandn TNDM 17.25 .36 40 146 41
77 75 77 C C+26.6 NippnT&T 1.6 NTT 22.89 +.34 +92 1.2m 9o
60 91 20 A E 42.2 Nokia 3.3 NOK 18.05 +.55 +36 23m 7
73 44 79 B A 33.0 nTelos 3.3 NTLS 25.35 .74 17 185 26
56 6 88 B B 16.5 OplinkC OPLK 11.26 +.08 21 86 18o
63 82 48 A C 53.0 PTIndos 2.8 IIT 30.85 .10 89 4 13
83 81 74 A D24.7 PrtnrCo 6.1 r PTNR 19.56 +.06 46 87 11
97 96 92 C C+11.8 PCTel r PCTI 8.99 .09 63 57 17k
83 85 73 A D+76.8 PhilLD .1 PHI 57.11 +.05 3 207 12
78 88 50 A C 14.8 PortgTel 14 PT 9.46 .13 1 132 11
91 75 80 A C+56.9 Qualcm 1.5 r QCOM 41.39 +.82 +7 24m 19o
40 7 59 E B+16.4 RCN RCNI 9.97 .24 29 151 ..o
66 99 16 A D148 RschInMt RIMM 62.49 +.49 +20 27m 20o
30 76 20 B E 75.0 Rostele .9 ROS 41.74 .54 65 63 14
11 30 24 E E 38.5 SBAComm SBAC 21.00 .27+266 7.4m ..o
33 34 52 B B33.6 SKTelecm 3.9 SKM 19.14 +.02 +8 2.1m 8k
82 75 93 C B 25.8 ShndCm 1.5 SHEN 18.42 .87 26 52 20k
41 66 16 A E 24.3 SierraWr r SWIR 8.84 .15 60 188 5
72 73 49 A C+31.7 Starentn STAR 11.34 .84 42 356 18
93 96 88 A C+22.97Syniverse SVR 16.35 .08 21 705 12k
12 11 21 D D+47.2 TIMPartc 4.3 TSU 19.34 .15 58 211 ..
23 36 16 D C+24.0 TWTelecom TWTC 9.86 .12 39 2.1m ..o
21 19 68 .. C+40.4 VidSanN .9 TCL 19.14 2.00 +2 161 36
84 71 88 C C 17.7 Tekelec r TKLC 14.07 +1.24+143 1.5m 16
57 77 37 B D 28.1 TelNort .7 TNE 16.45 +.34 +7 1.3m 4
62 73 27 A B+27.3 TelecmArgt TEO 12.09 .43 +3 257 6
73 79 57 A C+35.8 TeleSao 12 TSP 22.37 .21 23 114 8
24 60 15 C D26.4 TelItali 11 TIA 10.38 .17 +23 146 5
24 60 21 C E 32.9 TelItal 6.3 TI 14.48 +.11 +39 403 8
29 58 25 B E 17.8 TelcmNwZ 9 NZT 9.42 +.07 8 236 6
71 86 54 A D103 Telefon 3.4 r TEF 70.45 +.39 +2 372 8o
66 41 90 B C+27.2 TelfnMe 3.1 TMX 24.46 .18 27 1.2m 9
40 54 39 B C+56.9 TelkmIn 4.6 TLK 28.46 +.19 34 236 10
29 57 30 C C 72.3 TelData 1.2 TDS 34.18 .98+103 720 13o
56 71 49 C D 20.0 TelmxInt 2.2 TII 12.47 +.11 59 462 20
59 79 48 B D 58.6 TelusA 4.8 r TU 35.02 +.06 +7 136 10
67 95 29 A E 43.2 TrimblNv r TRMB 21.76 1.22+135 2.3m 14
76 98 45 A B30.0 Turkcell 3.9 TKC 15.16 .13 27 1.3m 7
65 56 94 C B17.7 USAMoblty USMO 10.93 +.28 38 161 6k
29 56 26 C C+103 USCell USM 42.94 1.53 21 74 16
60 61 53 C C 46.0 Verizon 5.8 r VZ 31.51 +.24 +8 17m 12
82 88 69 B C 36.5 Viasat VSAT 21.80 .20 49 83 15
66 98 18 A B45.5 Vimpel 2.6 VIP 17.80 .77 30 3.3m 9o
49 75 33 B D 40.9 Vodafone 6.5 VOD 22.79 +.58 +90 6.4m 9o
77 75 63 B C 14.4 Windstrm 9 WIN 10.63 .19 +29 5.3m 9
19. AEROSPACE
73 93 38 B B+39.4 AAR AIR 14.69 .49 7 592 7
78 85 61 B D120 AllintTch ATK 90.23 .28 20 230 13o
70 73 62 A B54.2 Astronics ATRO 17.00 1.86 48 25 10
39 98 5 A E 54.1 BEAerosp BEAV 12.22 .19 +2 1.9m 5
41 78 35 B E 107 Boeing 2.9 r BA 54.32 +.74 17 6.0m 9
36 82 18 A E 13.9 CAE 1.6 CGT 7.05 +.08 18 36 10
79 81 73 B D 56.8 CurtsWrt .8 CW 41.75 .33 8 326 16
56 79 38 C B42.7 Ducmmun 1.5 DCO 20.60 .91 26 79 9k
42 77 39 .. B50.4 Embraer 2.6 ERJ 24.59 .49 +19 1.3m 10o
53 78 38 C D 62.9 Esterline ESL .36.77 +.38 13 316 11
61 89 51 B E 95.1 GenDyn 2.0 r GD 68.33 1.93 +34 4.1m 12
58 94 27 B E 75.7 Goodrich 2.4 r GR 37.19 +.06 7 1.7m 8
63 90 44 B D56.9 Heico .3 HEI .31.47 +.32 18 139 18
67 90 54 B E 44.6 HeicoA .4 HEIA 26.97 +.75 +17 83 16
49 89 17 B D27.2 Hexcel HXL 11.45 +.22+158 2.6m 13
96 96 98 A B 27.0 IntgrlSys ISYS 20.00 .39 77 105 21
89 99 64 A B30.9 LMIAerospc LMIA 17.09 .68 +2 88 11
78 86 85 B E 120 Lockhee 2.2 r LMT 105.5 +1.27 23 2.4m 14
93 85 76 B A49.2 MoogA MOGA 38.93 .42 32 135 14
53 80 48 C D85.2 NorthrpG 2.8 r NOC 57.09 +1.56 +12 3.1m 10
91 85 82 B B27.9 OrbitalSci r ORB.23.27 .61 37 346 21k
57 94 22 A D+160 PrecCast .2 PCP 70.90 +.89 +41 2.2m 9
72 85 65 C D67.5 RaythnB 2.1 RTN 53.73 +1.03 +11 3.0m 14x
63 91 39 A D76.0 RockColl 2.2 COL 43.59 1.10 2 1.3m 11
27 54 20 B E 38.5 SpiritAer SPR 14.54 +.26 +45 1.9m 6o
94 92 90 B C+66.2 Teledyne TDY 54.83 +1.55 34 200 18
41 87 8 A E 74.4 Textron 3.7 TXT 25.00 1.85 +17 4.1m 6
87 96 53 A B51.6 TransDg TDG 31.04 .88 2 471 12o
74 91 37 B B+86.4 Triumph .4 r TGI 41.13 .67 33 207 8
20. BUILDING
88 74 73 B B23.0 AAON 1.9 AAON 17.25 .53 26 89 13
83 94 68 B C 53.9 Acuity 1.4 r AYI 37.32 +.22 42 320 9
47 94 30 B E 38.3 AecomTecn ACM.19.96 .51 +12 828 15o
33 2 91 E D 32.4 AWod 1.6 AMWD 22.40 .20 +10 91 ..
38 67 20 B D+138 Ameron 2.0 AMN 60.37 .63 +28 146 9
45 76 33 B E 29.0 ApogeE 2.3 r APOG 12.36 1.19 2 434 7o
21 18 60 .. D39.4 ArmstrW AWI 27.25 .93 25 197 10
51 44 62 C B92.3 BlackDc 3.0 r BDK 55.97 1.70 13 762 10
53 73 62 .. D+14.4 Blount BLT 10.00 ... 56 88 12o
46 77 27 B E 44.4 CRHPlc 4.9 CRH 21.26 +1.05 +5 179 5
30 61 16 B D32.6 Cemex CX 14.10 .90 13 6.3m 4
19 8 49 E B30.8 Centex 1.1 CTX 14.51 1.51 +1 7.2m ..
29 85 5 A E 63.5 ChicgB&I .9 CBI 16.97 +.67 +18 1.7m 7
96 98 75 C C+15.8 ComfrtS 1.5 r FIX 12.09 .35 27 292 11
41 34 72 E B18.0 DRHort 2.7 DHI 11.18 .90 +13 11m ..o
54 32 89 E D+75.1 DeltcTm .5 r DEL 57.86 2.81 +17 84 99k
10 39 6 D E 28.9 EmpICA ICA 10.28 .92 +38 241 22k
65 65 61 B B 18.4 ENGlobal ENG 9.66 .14 +43 489 16o
87 71 88 E B 24.1 FerroCp 3.1 FOE 18.96 .71 14 543 ..
44 92 19 B E 101 Fluor 1.0 FLR.47.67 +2.79 +78 7.3m 16o
60 62 60 C C+31.2 FullerHB 1.4 r FUL 19.05 +.02 11 497 11
58 98 17 A D50.1 Gafisan 1.2 GFA 18.80 1.18 +4 900 10o
54 68 64 D B 57.4 GraniteC 1.7 r GVA 31.04 .95 +3 783 10
79 92 75 B D19.7 HillIntl HIL 11.79 .86 13 252 23
67 95 29 A D70.7 HomexDvlp r HXM 37.39 .76 23 384 8
69 92 33 B B20.0 Intrface 1.2 IFSIA 9.66 .98 25 453 8k
42 92 14 B E 103 JacobsEng JEC 45.22 +1.26 +28 2.4m 14o
47 43 71 E B 30.6 KBHome 5.3 KBH 18.97 .93 14 4.9m ..o
35 91 9 C C+45.2 KBRInc 1.3 KBR 15.58 +.49+176 9.0m 9o
35 49 46 E B 26.5 LennarA 5.3 LEN 11.98 1.91 2 7.9m ..o
27 49 25 E A25.3 LennarB 7.0 LENB 9.12 1.58 28 171 ..
73 66 74 C C+42.2 Lennox 1.8 r LII 31.20 .80 33 445 11k
46 41 67 E B 48.6 MDCHld 2.9 MDC 34.24 1.78 21 967 ..
65 34 98 E A26.0 MIHomes MHO 19.77 1.33 24 186 ..
43 49 54 B D 144 MrtMar 1.8 MLM 89.30 7.29 +73 1.2m 17
30 12 68 D D+25.3 Masco 5.8 MAS 16.34 .50 14 4.8m 13
48 10 98 E B+29.5 Meritage MTH 21.19 2.46 13 928 41
46 35 64 D B 87.4 MohawkInd MHK 60.67 .42 +18 1.1m 10
37 19 72 E B14.2 MuellerW .9 MWA 8.00 +.01 4 620 17
61 23 90 C B 679 NVR NVR 557.823.23 16 72 9k
26 60 18 A E 16.5 OrionMarn OMGI 8.02 .57 +22 129 10
49 9 84 D C+28.6 OwensC OC 21.62 1.08 27 765 20o
40 63 20 B B 66.8 Perini PCR 21.90 .23 +61 993 6o
41 1 94 E B 19.7 PulteHom 1.2 PHM 13.17 .89 16 8.5m ..
68 95 47 C B35.4 Quanta PWR.21.57 1.03 +16 3.7m 26o
81 82 62 B B25.2 RPMIntl 4.2 RPM 17.95 +.01 +22 939 9
11 45 5 D E 77.3 ShawGp SGR 23.06 .77+153 4.9m 29o
57 20 82 D A 33.9 SimpsnMf 1.6 SSD 25.25 .11 28 304 23
84 81 87 C B51.1 SmithAO 2.2 r AOS 35.27 +.08 46 146 10
87 88 83 B C 62.2 SnapOn 2.4 SNA 49.24 1.80 7 521 12
64 67 58 B C 59.0 Stanley 3.2 r SWK 40.00 1.06 16 617 9
46 67 39 B C+27.0 SterlCons STRL 15.05 +.27 +18 125 11
45 52 42 E B 37.8 TecmsehA TECUA 19.72 .89 26 120 99
15 39 18 C D81.9 TexasIn .8 TXI 35.85 2.91 0 555 12o
83 73 97 D B22.7 Thermadyn THMD 15.94 +.12 42 56 14
59 22 91 C B+28.0 TollBros TOL 21.94 1.83 +37 7.6m 11o
76 63 78 B A60.2 Toro 1.5 r TTC 38.72 .79 10 480 12o
76 71 99 E B21.7 Trex TWP 15.69 .83 52 151 ..
46 76 38 C C+64.2 URS URS 31.58 +.47 +13 1.3m 12o
26 23 30 E B+40.5 USG USG 22.00 1.77 +1 1.1m ..
70 48 83 C C+28.3 Valspar 2.7 r VAL 20.77 .21 +12 902 13
68 33 81 B B 96.1 Vulcan 3.0 VMC 66.17 2.83 3 1.4m 18
83 56 93 C B+61.1 Watsco 3.9 WSO 46.11 .26 31 180 19k
70 64 77 D C+33.1 WattsWa 1.7 WTS 25.70 .58 +91 1.1m 12
45 11 76 E B+78.0 Weyerha 4.2 WY 56.70 1.26 39 1.7m ..
21. COMP HDWRE
55 95 19 A E 202 AppleInc AAPL 98.98 1.12+133 74m 19
68 67 69 C B35.7 Avocent r AVCT 19.07 +.58 25 413 10k
72 57 87 D B+46.4 BlackBox .7 BBOX 32.99 .64 34 98 10
79 81 60 A C+34.2 Cisco r CSCO 21.56 +.36 +20 63m 13o
43 47 58 D B 26.9 Cmpllntnya CML 10.27 .59 29 103 ..
68 73 60 B B41.1 DataDomn DDUP 20.99 .35 51 442 61
25 45 29 B E 30.8 DellInc r DELL 15.41 .38 12 29m 10o
53 43 73 C D+45.7 Diebold 3.0 DBD 32.92 .43 0 642 36
47 55 67 C E 17.3 DigiIntl DGII 9.33 .25 56 88 15o
53 83 35 B D+25.5 EMC r EMC 11.68 .08 19 25m 15
33 30 44 C D+27.9 ElecImag r EFII 12.93 .41 6 375 13
42 48 36 B B22.5 Emulex ELX 10.01 +.02 39 808 8
45 73 30 C E 24.9 EZchip EZCH 10.00 .18 +81 171 90
92 62 97 A B 21.9 FndryNtwk r FDRY 17.79 +.07 10 4.3m 22
88 90 77 B C+53.5 HewlttPk .7 r HPQ 43.81 +.55 +2 19m 12o
71 94 35 A C+38.0 JnprNtwk r JNPR 18.89 +.34 +17 15m 18
75 73 77 C D+44.2 LexmarkA r LXK 32.00 +.04 20 1.4m 8
84 90 41 A C 37.2 Logitech r LOGI 21.02 .07 5 914 13
70 87 42 A D37.5 MicrosSys r MCRS 23.36 .35 +42 1.4m 16
71 88 59 C D+29.4 NCR NCR 20.72 .09 6 1.6m 13
83 83 75 A D 36.1 NatInstr 1.6 NATI 27.52 +.39 0 408 19
54 87 34 A E 32.4 NetApp r NTAP 16.36 .67 20 6.9m 12o
82 73 74 B B 16.0 Netezzan NZ 10.82 +.57 58 177 51
58 73 37 B C+37.0 Netgear NTGR 13.56 .34 32 345 8
66 82 46 A D41.0 NICESys NICE 23.98 .79 +77 539 15o
88 87 70 A D+29.7 Polycom r PLCM 21.81 +.83 +3 1.9m 14
95 85 85 A B20.2 Qlogic r QLGC 14.28 .21 9 3.5m 12
32 47 49 E C+14.7 RackblSys RACK 9.06 .32 +5 524 37
38 49 39 B C+27.4 Rimage r RIMG 12.78 +.76 53 25 9k
25 18 26 B D 52.8 Riverbed r RVBD 11.78 +.08 44 1.2m 19
32 82 13 B E 28.9 Seagate 4.0 r STX 10.91 .30 +23 6.7m 4
10 16 10 C B25.0 SunMicrors r JAVA 6.82 .09 35 11m 5o
94 89 88 A D41.27Synaptics SYNA 25.66 +.02 16 1.2m 19o
55 79 38 A C 30.1 Teradata r TDC 17.35 .49 9 1.4m 13
73 69 96 E D+13.8 TransAct TACT 7.11 .09 +6 142 50o
59 97 27 A D40.0 WestDigtl r WDC 19.24 .78 +13 5.7m 4o
72 65 46 B C 39.1 ZebraTech r ZBRA 25.51 1.43 +20 602 14
22. MACHINERY
68 98 26 A D+33.4 ABB ABB 17.85 +.03 13 5.2m 11
96 97 91 A C+48.5 AZZ AZZ .39.20 +1.88 +1 252 13o
37 83 26 B E 37.2 Actuant .2 ATU 20.66 +.12+113 1.1m 10o
84 94 60 B B 18.8 AltraHld AIMC 13.04 .12 26 183 13
31 49 30 D C+47.5 AmSprcnd AMSC 18.87 .53 40 717 ..o
84 91 60 A C+53.1 Ametek .6 r AME.38.24 +.25 +24 938 15k
51 88 33 B D 60.4 AstecInd ASTE 25.52 .94 51 157 9
87 90 78 B D 62.7 BadgerM 1.0 BMI .42.45 +.89 33 144 26k
61 84 42 A D 45.2 BaldrEle 2.7 BEZ 25.03 .13 +1 745 11k
46 31 77 E B25.8 BrigStrt 5.6 BGG 15.66 .28 59 460 99
67 99 36 A C+79.5 Bucyrus .3 BUCY 37.21 +.31 28 1.8m 16o
52 52 65 B D68.8 Cascade 2.0 CAE 40.82 1.37 45 51 11
59 91 35 A E 86.0 Caterplr 3.2 CAT 52.13 .09 +28 9.7m 8
85 94 66 C D+66.7 Circor .4 CIR 40.98 +2.04 0 235 13o
89 76 87 B C 44.3 Clarcor 1.0 CLC 36.83 +.64 +88 707 20
68 96 23 A D+28.4 Colfaxn CFX.13.72 .60 +19 426 7o
62 72 50 C B 33.9 ClmbMckn CMCO 21.03 1.08 +1 158 9k
68 86 46 A D57.3 CooprInd 2.8 r CBE 33.95 .97+130 3.7m 9
92 97 91 A E 34.1 DXPEnterpr DXPE.22.06 .54 46 184 13k
89 80 68 B B+52.3 Donalds 1.2 DCI 37.93 .03 23 436 17o
69 85 48 B D54.6 Dover 2.8 r DOV 36.23 .40 +15 1.8m 10
50 61 62 D B27.0 EncorWi .5 WIRE 17.03 .60 58 181 20
86 90 62 A D+13.3 EnrgyRec ERII 8.30 +.09 75 93 51
55 97 24 B D 37.7 EnerSys ENS.15.91 1.03 +3 989 9o
93 89 82 A D+43.7 EnPro r NPO.33.84 .48 20 251 7o
67 97 38 A E 145 Flowser 1.4 r FLS.73.55 +3.12 +32 1.8m 12o
36 54 9 A D 85.7 FosterWh r FWLT 32.00 +1.75 +26 5.7m 9o
87 81 92 C B54.6 FrankElc 1.2 FELE.41.59 +.62 53 88 22k
79 73 99 B E 61.2 FuelSys FSYS.30.48 +.30 43 532 21o
91 97 56 B A 34.5 FuelTech FTEK 17.18 .54 67 174 50o
60 92 37 B E 57.9 GardnrDen r GDI 29.82 +.22 41 406 7
24 26 34 B D 32.9 Gencorn GENC 7.35 .19 +30 31 4
38 95 5 A E 83.5 GenlCable BGC.23.89 3.59 +98 2.5m 5
92 90 86 B B+46.5 Gormanr 1.2 GRC 33.96 1.34 +3 100 21k
73 74 62 A C 42.2 Graco 2.3 GGG 32.13 .74 +43 874 13
78 99 51 A D109 Graham .4 GHM.40.69 .61 35 155 11k
60 75 26 A B28.0 HarbinElec HRBN 10.58 .31+307 218 8
26 47 46 D B38.5 Hardinge 1.6 HDNG 12.19 .54 35 29 23
48 82 42 C E 58.3 HubbllB 4.2 r HUBB 33.34 +.57 +9 349 8k
63 86 30 A C+60.4 Hurco HURC 25.11 1.61 30 73 6
73 80 60 B E 40.8 IDEX 1.6r IEX 29.18 .30 28 505 14k
59 88 26 B D 55.9 IngersRd 2.6 IR 27.71 +.16 +30 5.0m 8
59 35 83 D C 19.2 InsitfTch INSU 14.64 +.30 1 261 19k
72 95 45 A D45.0 Jinpan 1.0 JST 23.16 .98 61 15 9
46 90 19 A E 90.0 JoyGlbl 1.8 r JOYG 37.97 .74 15 2.8m 12o
36 85 23 B D 45.7 KHDHum KHD 18.31 ... +4 253 8o
49 82 36 B D45.6 Kennmetl 2.0 KMT 24.52 .82 19 670 8
40 52 27 B D 39.5 KeyTech KTEC 21.06 1.14 22 26 15
68 89 54 B E 87.0 LincnElc 1.7 LECO 58.00 1.25 +74 591 11k
34 98 5 A E 51.5 Manitowc .6 MTW 13.54 .48 11 2.5m 4
90 83 93 B C+16.7 MetPro 1.6 MPR 14.01 .11 38 35 19
67 77 52 B D+19.8 NIDEC .8 NJ 13.88 .60 39 42 19k
60 29 77 C A125 NACCO 2.5 NC 81.50 3.15 46 22 8k
73 91 42 A C+79.0 Nordsn 1.6 NDSN 44.42 .44 57 185 13o
42 60 35 A E 30.8 PMFG PMFG 13.27 +1.01 37 63 14
73 93 28 B C+86.9 ParkHan 2.1 PH 48.27 .33 16 2.0m 8
74 80 80 C C+41.0 Pentair 2.1 PNR 32.58 .07 7 816 14
25 26 51 D C 21.2 PikeElec PEC 13.05 +.08 38 111 20o
63 73 58 C C+58.0 Powell Inds POWL 36.54 .99 49 42 20
80 85 70 B D 53.8 RegalBel 1.7 RBC 37.78 .93 36 197 10o
68 94 38 B D55.1 RobbMyer .5 RBN.27.49 +.01 31 424 13
46 78 21 A E 73.9 RockwlA 3.5 r ROK 33.24 .45 16 1.3m 8o
77 90 52 A D 71.0 RoperInd .6 ROP 49.79 .74 +9 763 16
51 97 19 B E 140 SPX 1.6 r SPW 63.09 +.94 +24 1.2m 10
68 69 57 B C 37.9 SauerDnf 3.3 SHS 21.73 .01 21 121 14k
74 83 41 B A+31.5 Stratasys r SSYS 15.83 .63 67 85 21
80 96 46 A C+42.9 SunHydr 1.6 SNHY.23.20 .14 58 73 14
65 72 60 C D48.9 Tennant 1.7 TNC 30.42 .81 36 106 16k
33 98 6 A E 90.8 Terex r TEX 23.93 2.18 +37 4.0m 3
91 96 73 A B48.6 Wdward .8 r WGOV.30.30 +.20 +1 657 18o
23. SEMICNDUCTRS
33 29 42 B C+33.6 ASMIntl ASMI 18.89 .58 4 79 12k
31 69 25 B E 36.0 ASML 1.9 r ASML 17.06 +.06 21 2.6m 7
33 91 18 C E 34.6 ATMI ATMI 16.96 +.27 31 289 12
64 66 64 D D+18.8 Actel r ACTL 12.26 .01 41 147 43k
31 6 72 D B17.7 AdvEngy r AEIS 12.56 .12 14 344 25
85 89 76 A D 25.0 Altera 1.0 ALTR 19.09 +.01 +8 9.7m 19
58 76 49 B E 37.2 AnalogD 3.2 ADI 24.93 .07 10 4.6m 15o
31 41 40 B D21.8 AppMat 1.7 AMAT 14.32 +.05 4 21m 14o
76 92 51 A E 35.8 Atheros ATHR.22.38 .10 9 1.8m 18
37 33 60 D C+15.3 BTUIntl BTUI 9.78 .08 64 6 61k
53 89 25 B E 43.1 Broadcom r BRCM 16.94 +.14 8 12m 16
52 59 66 C D46.6 CabotMic r CCMP 30.82 +.03 40 180 18
59 73 26 A C+34.8 Caviumn CAVM 13.75 .28 34 561 49
28 21 70 E C+20.8 Cohu 1.6 COHU 14.80 .34 29 98 52k
69 70 56 C B 35.5 Cree r CREE 21.01 .43 33 913 41
37 50 46 C C 44.7 Cymer r CYMI 23.36 .57 28 427 10
66 41 92 B E 6.8 CyprsSemi r CY 4.80 +.05 86 5.9m 5
44 75 16 A D35.0 Diodes DIOD 15.17 .16 29 360 9o
99 85 97 B A15.57EagleTest EGLT 15.21 .03 66 116 16
38 80 24 D C+19.5 FairchldSm FCS 8.13 .20 27 1.1m 8
34 65 31 C C+47.3 FormFactor FORM 16.17 .78 +31 843 35o
82 85 49 A B 50.7 Hittite HITT 31.09 .11 52 134 18
79 93 82 D C+13.8 IxysCp 1.3 IXYS 9.02 +.13 53 101 17
48 75 37 C C+14.7 IntegDvc r IDTI 7.55 +.15 20 2.5m 7
62 75 50 A D28.0 Intel 3.2 INTC 17.65 +.45 +7 68m 13
48 87 19 B E 34.8 Intersil 3.1 r ISIL 15.30 .14 33 2.0m 10
25 23 46 E B 36.8 IntlRect IRF 17.57 +.22 49 521 ..o
26 49 32 B D58.1 KLATncr 2.0 r KLAC 30.10 +.18 11 4.2m 10
30 49 26 B C+57.7 LamResrch LRCX 26.74 1.75 +69 6.1m 7
83 85 68 A D 37.8 LinearT 2.9 LLTC 28.77 +.42 +6 5.2m 15
35 83 5 A E 96.1 MEMCElctr r WFR 25.94 +1.13 7 5.4m 9
46 39 68 D B25.9 MKSInstr MKSI 18.30 .14 43 280 13
44 91 19 B E 18.8 MarvellTc MRVL 8.61 +.07 28 11m 10o
41 69 18 A E 24.9 Mellanox MLNX 8.81 .29 +94 473 8
73 80 64 B C+38.4 Micrchp 4.9 r MCHP 27.33 .06 +30 4.0m 16
92 95 80 A C+30.0 Microsemi MSCC 23.82 .06 45 513 19o
76 97 38 A D+29.1 MnPwSy r MPWR.15.75 .03 47 516 16k
51 73 36 B D 27.6 NatSemi 2.1 NSM 15.31 .11 3 5.7m 12o
90 94 68 A C+40.3 NetLogic NETL 27.71 .50 38 596 19
25 32 44 C D+29.1 Novellus r NVLS 17.85 .23 6 3.2m 17
32 71 12 B D 39.7 Nvidia r NVDA 9.22 .11 6 21m 6o
40 61 34 B C+25.2 OmniVisTc OVTI 10.35 .13 52 934 6o
32 15 64 E C+17.2 Parkervisn PRKR 8.68 .25 +4 178 ..o
78 99 39 B C 19.5 PericmSem r PSEM 10.31 +.07 +12 261 16k
68 74 39 A D+35.0 PwrIntgn POWI .22.98 +.88 37 264 16
4 1 17 E D+26.4 Rambus RMBS 11.23 .55 13 1.8m ..
25 73 6 D E 34.9 RubiconTn RBCN 7.82 +.28 68 94 99
63 94 57 D D14.3 SimpleTech STEC 6.65 .15 57 525 23o
47 59 43 C B+56.0 SanDisk SNDK 18.88 1.77 54 5.0m 14
83 87 56 A B 21.1 Semtech r SMTC 12.40 .18 43 642 12o
35 42 14 A B73.0 SigmaDsgn r SIGM 12.73 .62 39 601 5o
74 80 59 A D 45.2 SilcnLab SLAB 29.57 +.70 15 802 16
41 65 33 C D40.0 StdMicro r SMSC 22.54 .27 +19 208 12o
59 80 61 D D 17.4 STMicro 3.0 r STM 9.99 .03 +18 3.1m 12
73 76 81 C D46.3 Supertex SUPX 26.35 .08 5 117 20
86 86 63 A B11.9 TaiwSem TSM 8.60 .18 16 16m 11
66 82 42 A D14.3 Techwell TWLL 8.40 ... +11 135 10k
33 44 28 B E 45.0 Tessera TSRA 15.03 .09 43 472 9o
50 80 33 B E 37.1 TexsInst 2.1 TXN 21.25 +.59 +7 18m 11
86 65 99 E B+16.6 Trnsmtahrs TMTA 16.23 +.03 78 26 ..
49 73 56 E D+17.2 Ultratech UTEK 10.60 .25 44 113 44
24 57 24 B E 53.7 VarianSm r VSEA 22.19 .52 15 1.0m 11
12 6 24 B D28.0 Verigy r VRGY 14.67 .34 0 670 9o
79 88 66 C B17.8 Volterra r VLTR 11.02 .28 37 387 20
84 85 76 A D28.2 Xilinx 2.5 r XLNX 22.35 +.29 7 6.7m 16
24. TRANSPORT
59 23 94 C A26.0 AMR AMR 9.27 1.04 48 12m ..
48 82 28 A E 47.1 Aktslsk 18 TRMD 22.99 .01 +5 28 8
62 61 70 C B58.3 AlexBld 3.0 r AXB 42.19 .48 44 255 14k
90 64 96 B A38.7 Allegiant ALGT 28.80 5.40 +59 518 24k
31 49 38 D C+26.0 AmRailcr .9 ARII 13.63 1.11 42 76 10
61 56 80 D C 45.1 ARBest 2.1 ABFS 28.73 .50 25 614 12
21 50 13 B C 26.0 ArlingT 19 ATB 11.47 1.69+218 255 9k
28 34 29 C D+66.5 AtlasAir AAWW 34.38 .21 22 220 11
34 98 4 A E 14.5 BritBulk DWT 4.65 +.05 34 83 1
81 83 76 B E 114 BurlNSFe 1.9 BNI 84.12 +1.12 1 4.3m 15
86 86 67 B C+67.4 CHRobn 1.9 CHRW 47.50 +.66 +30 2.6m 23
88 94 78 B E 70.7 CSX 1.8 r CSX 48.49 +1.28 +21 7.9m 15
71 67 69 B C+58.5 CdnNRwy 2.0 r CNI 43.55 1.03 +38 2.9m 10
33 48 36 B D76.2 CndaPac 2.0 CP 46.19 2.17 +17 960 11
28 56 11 A E 27.8 CapProd 15 CPLP 9.96 +.09+142 195 6k
51 24 79 D C+15.3 CeladonGrp r CLDN 9.03 .23 +44 330 30k
17 38 6 D D+111 ChinaEA CEA 17.87 +.50 18 43 17
34 73 11 B D52.8 ChinaSAir ZNH 10.05 +.05 25 164 3
55 59 48 B D 55.0 ConWay 1.2 CNW 34.69 +.53 +35 1.6m 10
63 23 89 B A37.8 CtntlAirB CAL 15.36 1.49 54 6.5m 11
80 65 65 A B45.2 CopaHold 1.3 CPA 28.38 1.76 36 356 8
54 97 26 A E 45.2 DianaSh 16 DSX 18.33 .49 17 1.2m 7o
39 99 7 A E 131 DryShip 2.5 DRYS.31.84 1.75 +39 4.4m 2o
88 83 88 C B32.5 Dynamex r DDMX 27.50 ... 11 49 17
20 55 9 A E 36.2 EagleBlk 16 EGLE 12.01 +.36 +62 1.7m 8o
29 58 18 A E 21.5 Euroseas 16 ESEA 7.20 +.06 13 169 3
37 96 5 A E 82.0 ExcelMar 7.0 EXM.14.24 +.08 +20 2.3m 1o
65 77 44 B C+53.5 Expedtrs .9 EXPD 33.75 ... 2 2.9m 26o
55 41 73 C C+108 Fedex .6 FDX 78.90 +1.40 4 3.0m 14o
57 67 44 A E 39.1 ForwdA 1.2 FWRD 24.25 .01 +18 320 15
57 79 50 A E 72.4 Frontlne 25 FRO 42.32 +.27 11 1.6m 4o
43 97 9 A E 84.5 GenShp 13 r GNK 26.50 .04 +93 2.6m 4
21 9 32 C C 31.0 GenMarit 11 GMR 17.11 .17 29 325 14
88 77 93 B D+47.4 GenWyo GWR 33.50 .72 +32 590 20o
15 23 7 B D28.2 GolInAir 3.6 GOL 5.83 .22 65 436 ..o
7 8 17 C D 27.7 Golar 11 GLNG 11.19 .24 44 188 ..o
55 68 54 C B+30.7 Greenbri 1.9 GBX 17.24 ... 33 98 8
52 66 54 .. B 45.4 GuangRy 2.6 GSH 22.70 .48 31 35 16o
74 42 85 B B 20.0 HrtlndEx .6 HTLD 14.50 .06 27 734 21
31 64 21 B C+34.1 HorizLns 5.3 r HRZ 8.34 1.33 50 220 6
93 90 91 B B44.4 HubGroup r HUBG 33.09 +.49 +4 442 20
77 64 83 B D+40.3 HuntJB 1.4 JBHT 29.14 +.15 3 2.5m 19
54 17 83 D B 26.7 IntlShip r ISH 21.25 +.33 65 15 16k
29 76 14 B E 40.7 KSea 17 KSP 17.88 +.27 5 81 9k
89 98 81 C C+55.9 KCSouthrn KSU.36.57 +.72 +9 1.8m 18
75 95 48 A B61.7 KirbyCorp KEX.36.97 +1.42 +8 690 13
59 36 70 B B21.9 KnightTr 1.0 KNX 15.34 +.48 16 1.0m 25
52 75 61 .. B35.0 KnightT 11 VLCCF 23.67 .26 53 69 8o
76 73 61 A C+17.2 LANAirA 4.2 LFL 10.09 .34 30 357 10k
56 69 56 B E 59.2 Landstar .4 r LSTR 38.95 +1.33 +11 877 18
57 22 93 D C 22.6 MartnTrns r MRTN 16.90 +.11 +36 235 30k
60 59 66 C B42.0 NordicAm 12 NAT 30.02 .61 45 316 12o
97 85 87 B C+75.5 NorflkSo 2.3 NSC 56.59 .05 +25 5.7m 14
42 23 89 .. B 21.0 NwstAirn NWA 9.16 .55 44 5.0m ..
43 73 19 A C+30.5 OceanFr 22 OCNF 12.37 .06 55 101 5k
69 67 67 B D 40.1 OldDomFrt ODFL 23.71 .33 17 609 12k
40 65 29 A C+22.2 OmegaN 18 ONAV 10.88 .84 45 39 8
50 86 35 B D87.8 OvrseaSh 3.3 r OSG 52.51 .71 26 574 7
64 84 52 C B25.2 Pacer 4.2 PACR 14.42 +.17 31 443 7
30 73 11 A E 27.3 ParagSh 24 PRGN 8.02 +.09 +66 596 6o
72 83 45 B A22.8 RepubAir r RJET 9.95 .84 28 470 4k
42 62 20 B C+49.2 RyanrHldg RYAAY 18.88 .27 +56 2.1m 10o
31 67 13 A E 19.8 SafeBulk 19 SB 9.55 +.10 +80 197 4
35 31 59 D C+20.0 Saia SAIA 10.77 .91 +35 293 13k
28 57 28 B E 33.1 Seaspan 10 SSW 17.20 +.50 3 341 15k
50 77 28 A C+32.9 ShipFin 12 r SFL 18.19 .39 +9 540 7o
59 60 65 C C+29.5 Skywst .8 r SKYW 14.89 1.08 45 458 5
71 61 87 C C 16.8 SwstAirl .1 r LUV 13.42 +.03 21 9.5m 24
67 54 55 A B 18.2 StlthGas 6.4 GASS 11.66 .84 50 16 8
73 63 71 C B 30.0 TAMSA TAM 17.94 1.00 35 675 30o
42 99 4 A E 71.2 TBSIntlA TBSI 11.94 +.12 7 787 2o
18 35 10 C D 60.5 TeekaySh 4.8 TK 22.80 .39 56 432 9
47 64 55 B C+26.1 TeekTnk 20 TNK 15.73 +.66 19 103 9
80 88 51 A B+23.0 Textain 6.4 TGH 13.41 .14 63 34 7
47 88 31 B E 41.2 Trinity 1.5 r TRN 21.43 +1.44+277 6.2m 5
65 72 55 A D 39.5 TsakosE 6.4 r TNP 28.33 +.56 +9 212 7o
42 88 18 B B37.5 TwnDisc 2.3 r TWIN 12.21 .69 +16 63 5k
75 44 96 D C 19.5 USATruck USAK 15.65 +.21 57 20 ..k
51 63 37 B C+25.9 UTiWld .4 UTIW 14.82 .73 +11 910 14o
81 78 77 B D85.8 UnionPac 1.7 r UNP 62.41 +.31 +45 9.9m 16
66 50 74 B C+78.6 UPSB 2.9 r UPS 61.50 +.42 +1 5.6m 15
31 20 50 C D19.2 Vitran VTNC 12.05 .13 26 47 15k
94 93 95 A C+60.8 Wabtec .1 r WAB.46.75 +2.28 +29 1.1m 18
58 26 92 D B 28.8 WernrE 1.0 r WERN 19.99 +.27 18 1.7m 21
25. AGRICULTURE
49 88 25 B D+72.0 AGCO AG 35.57 1.44 +15 2.1m 9
34 72 13 A E 21.3 AgFeedn FEED 6.24 .97 +61 715 13
38 95 15 A E 113 Agrium .3 r AGU.41.19 .42+104 11m 6o
48 83 46 D C 26.5 AlamoG 1.5 ALG 15.90 .64 +11 46 9k
61 87 46 A E 51.2 Anderso 1.0 ANDE 32.74 +.51 39 196 6
40 75 28 A E 19.9 ArtsWay .9 ARTW 6.97 +.42 70 12 10k
39 91 11 B E 135 Bunge 1.4 BG 50.08 .08 +27 3.3m 4
38 98 13 A E 172 CFInds .7 CF .57.46 .54 +53 6.5m 5
30 94 7 B E 70.0 CNHGlobl 2.3 CNH 18.02 .34 11 328 5
46 2 88 E A 21.4 Cadiz CDZI 17.75 .81 20 37 ..
13 23 14 E B16.2 Cosann CZZ 7.01 .42 16 576 ..
65 84 46 A D+17.5 DarlingIntl DAR 9.82 +.19 49 613 11o
30 82 13 A E 94.9 Deere 2.8 r DE.39.82 +.10+125 13m 8o
39 96 9 A E 76.2 IntPotashn IPI 24.07 +.74 +21 2.9m 27o
28 42 42 C D+43.4 Kubota 2.1 KUB 25.92 1.09 18 38 11
23 20 31 A D+28.9 LSBInds LXU 13.14 .10 51 132 7
62 88 60 B D131 Lindsay .5 LNN 58.88 .47 46 217 23
69 95 43 A D+145 Mnsnto 1.1 r MON 84.47 +2.46 +84 14m 23
38 98 7 A E 163 Mosaic .5 MOS .41.00 +1.35+130 21m 6o
50 99 21 A E 241 Potash .4 r POT 96.56 +3.05 +75 24m 15
43 48 72 C C+46.9 ScottMG 2.1 SMG 23.31 +.77 10 845 10o
63 99 52 A E 59.5 ScQmMra 1.6 SQM 19.92 .28 12 1.2m 18
46 93 27 A E 66.8 Syngenta 2.2 SYT.35.84 .77+208 2.3m 11o
32 73 14 A E 57.6 TerraI 1.8 r TRA 22.03 .58 +13 6.4m 5
61 95 39 A E 171 TerraNit 15 TNH 92.63 +.13 11 142 6k
26. AUTO&PARTS
54 45 70 C D+35.0 ATCTech r ATAC 22.09 +.11 28 93 12k
88 82 86 B D+45.5 AdvAuto .6 r AAP 37.21 1.68 +8 1.8m 14
93 75 95 B B+23.1 AmerCar CRMT .16.82 .93 13 266 10
58 74 70 D C 18.1 ArvMerit 3.7 ARM 10.71 .57 29 995 9o
30 80 20 C D65.1 Autoliv 5.4 r ALV 30.51 .02 22 848 6
42 40 65 E B18.7 Autonation r AN 10.58 .12 62 1.6m 8
86 79 83 A D143 Autozone r AZO 118.2 +1.23 +2 909 11o
36 82 26 B E 56.0 BorgWrn 1.6 r BWA 28.32 .18 +79 2.3m 10
17 20 35 C D24.1 CarMax KMX 12.04 .31 +21 3.5m 26o
89 88 77 A E 49.3 Copart r CPRT.37.94 +.17 +73 948 21o
47 95 22 B E 76.0 Cummins 1.8 r CMI .37.86 .28 +44 5.1m 8
39 75 17 B D111 Daimler 7.4 r DAI 43.11 +.25 13 656 5
75 42 97 C B 15.0 Dorman DORM 12.98 .07 47 11 13k
25 73 16 C E 19.7 ExideTech XIDE 5.51 .44 +43 1.5m 5o
45 73 13 A D27.0 FedMogul FDML 10.20 .51 8 242 ..k
21 45 38 B E 22.6 Gentex 3.7 r GNTX 11.94 .12 +73 2.0m 14x
65 65 64 B D51.0 GenuiPrt 4.2 GPC 36.91 .39 +76 1.7m 12
37 97 16 C C+31.4 Goodyear GT 12.68 .49 0 4.4m 5
55 57 58 C B37.6 HondaM 2.7 HMC 26.97 .62 +37 1.2m 8
50 81 49 C D44.5 JohnsnCt 2.0 JCI 26.20 .98 +55 5.8m 11
74 97 45 B D25.0 LKQCorp LKQX 14.66 .29 28 1.1m 20
33 69 46 D D16.5 Lydall Inc LDL 8.68 .02 51 76 11k
7 35 22 D D100 MagnaA 3.3 r MGA 43.29 2.30+999 9.1m 6o
58 42 64 B C 20.0 Midas MDS 13.23 +.20 72 21 19k
80 53 94 C B26.2 MnroM 1.2 r MNRO 20.57 .33 34 73 19k
28 73 25 .. D+79.1 Navistar NAV 40.19 +.37 +70 990 9o
17 49 27 .. C 23.8 Nissan 5.4 NSANY 11.86 .44 12 590 5
83 67 82 B B34.7 OReillyAuto ORLY 26.09 .17 +1 1.9m 15k
31 62 33 C D59.0 Paccar 2.2 r PCAR 33.24 +.39 +10 4.5m 10
31 67 19 D D 22.6 Penske 3.6 PAG 9.99 .07 5 963 6k
61 68 74 E B+23.0 SuperrIn 3.7 SUP 17.20 .12 53 145 37o
36 86 29 C D33.5 TRWAuto TRW 14.13 +.12 28 610 5k
32 73 29 D D 38.0 TitanInt .1 TWI 17.75 +.13 +86 2.7m 53
40 46 50 B D 119 Toyota 3.0 r TM 79.21 +.50 +82 1.4m 8o
49 87 33 A E 54.9 WABCOn .9 WBC 31.74 .95 +29 737 8
27. ENERGY
40 70 6 A C+57.6 ATPO&G ATPG 16.01 +.20 +16 1.1m 4o
22 54 6 A E 31.9 APowern APWR 6.76 1.08 +81 1.8m 13o
31 93 5 A E 29.9 Acergy 2.2 ACGY 8.78 +.48 15 747 7
10 23 34 E D13.5 AdvEngy 17 AAV 7.96 .27 +82 1.2m ..o
34 90 9 B E 48.6 AegeanM .2 ANW.16.60 1.58+619 4.2m 20o
33 70 31 B E 31.0 AlliaHld 8.2 AHGP 17.18 +.18 39 40 12
31 57 39 B E 58.0 AllncRes 9.0 ARLP 29.34 .39 +28 155 10
25 42 23 B D19.5 AllisChal ALY 9.91 +.16 +7 469 9o
74 98 86 C E 119 7AlphaNtRs ANR 42.41 +1.91 +38 5.9m 33
55 32 72 B C+38.0 Amerigas 8.5 APU 30.00 .01 +11 76 15
34 86 26 D D81.4 Anadarko .9 r APC 42.33 +.37 14 7.2m 8o
79 96 51 A C+149 Apache .6 APA 92.41 +1.15 13 4.8m 7
62 51 65 B D+31.7 ApcArg 1.5 APAGF 24.11 .57 67 3 24
67 93 33 A B30.0 Approachn AREX 11.81 1.18 +18 204 13
45 99 18 B E 77.4 ArchCoal 1.3 ACI 27.51 .07 5 8.0m 13
87 99 52 A C+57.6 ArenaRes ARD.33.92 +.85 12 863 18o
74 88 43 B B 50.1 AtlasAm .7 ATLS 30.33 .28 66 132 25
58 93 25 A E 45.4 AtlasEn 10 ATN 22.20 +.39 35 219 10
16 8 28 D D+40.8 AtlasPpl 9 AHD 21.02 .98 80 9 ..
28 73 15 D E 49.6 AtlasPi 16 APL 22.80 1.53 +5 368 ..o
54 99 21 A D63.5 AtwoodOcn ATW.30.51 +.54 51 730 10o
21 51 20 B E 34.9 BJSvcs 1.2 BJS 16.93 +.36 +22 9.0m 7
60 91 35 A E 79.8 BPplc 6.5 BP 48.18 +1.14 +11 7.8m 5
76 81 83 .. C 108 BPPrdh 13 BPT 90.82 .17 2 212 11o
35 16 80 E B29.9 BPZRes BZP 14.59 .33 40 701 ..o
45 87 21 A E 100 BakrHugh 1.2 BHI 50.35 .78 +17 6.8m 9
39 73 16 B D+60.9 BarrettBl BBG 26.81 .57 26 737 17o
46 69 36 A D 33.0 BasicEn BAS 17.57 .18 +88 765 8
46 81 70 .. E 35.2 BaytexE 12 BTE 22.14 1.11+102 742 13o
63 96 23 A D 62.2 BerryPe 1.0 BRY 30.49 1.26 +15 925 9
58 82 41 A D33.3 BdwlkPpl 9 BWP 19.23 .11 61 139 9
39 91 13 A E 32.8 BoltTech BOLT 12.01 .77 +11 147 7k
53 96 18 C B 34.5 BreitBrn 15 BBEP 13.82 .26 78 57 8
56 60 80 C C+18.3 BrigmExpl BEXP 8.16 .54 7 961 18o
35 63 18 B D+59.0 Bristowgp BRS 29.97 .13 40 370 8
14 51 22 C E 18.7 BroncoDr BRNC 9.90 +.15 14 229 8
46 70 20 A D 30.0 BuckGP 8.4 BGH 14.68 +.07 4 49 17k
52 50 46 A D55.5 BuckeyeP 9 BPL 35.60 .52 23 111 11
42 86 37 D D11.7 CEFranklin CFK 6.65 +.05 69 8 8k
29 51 14 A D 68.8 CoGnGeoV CGV 26.18 +.22 27 233 9o
69 98 24 A C+218 CNOOC 4.5 CEO 105.8 +.24 41 397 7o
54 95 18 A D45.5 CNXGas CXG 20.10 .32 5 398 17k
9 25 3 C D+30.9 CVREgyn CVI 6.64 .12 36 340 31o
54 90 19 A D72.9 CabotO&G .4 COG 29.54 .40 +11 3.4m 14
43 42 45 B C 15.5 CalDive DVR 9.73 +.50 19 806 10k
61 86 62 D D+28.9 CallnPet CPE 15.91 .14 43 169 12o
20 61 19 .. D23.4 Calpinen CPN 10.97 .16 +2 3.1m 1o
55 95 24 A E 58.5 Cameron CAM.31.90 +.20 +14 4.9m 13o
67 89 40 A D 109 CdnNtRe .6 CNQ 60.29 .21 +5 4.9m 10o
42 73 34 B D 51.8 CdnSolar CSIQ 15.56 .88 14 2.4m 8o
82 67 90 A C 62.6 CarboCe 1.4 r CRR 49.56 +1.94 25 390 21
55 92 12 A C+76.3 Carrizo CRZO 29.08 .46 32 576 17o
46 92 25 B E 55.7 ChartInds GTLS.23.99 +1.28 +20 583 10o
46 89 21 B E 74.0 ChesEngy 1.0 CHK 29.64 .43 +7 21m 8o
83 87 64 A C 104 Chevron 3.2 CVX.81.14 +1.58 2 15m 8o
29 23 41 B D+178 ChinaPet 2.6 SNP 77.52 +.42 61 246 ..
76 92 59 A E 74.5 Cimarex .6 XEC 42.62 .10 15 1.4m 6o
61 43 93 C D+121 ClayWEgy CWEI 59.39 +.35 47 54 ..
33 11 75 D B20.7 CleanEnn CLNE 12.10 1.27 4 998 ..o
50 73 31 A D 37.8 CompPdS CPX 16.70 .24 2 1.1m 7
79 81 70 A D+90.6 ComstckRes CRK 41.71 +.75 17 1.2m 15o
86 86 87 B D+41.07ConchoRn CXO 25.44 +1.03 12 878 84o
74 88 48 A C+96.0 ConocPh 2.8 COP 67.89 +.17 8 13m 6
16 63 14 C E 119 ConslEng 1.1 r CNX 37.86 +.57 +4 7.4m 39
48 73 37 A E 95.2 Contango r MCF 46.88 +.33 45 112 9o
83 99 63 A D83.8 ContlResn CLR 29.32 1.11 +11 2.4m 13o
53 92 25 B D+39.8 CopanEn 10 CPNO 22.31 .49 +37 376 15
60 97 27 A D155 CoreLa .5 CLB 86.29 +1.30 +64 577 15
67 91 42 A D+30.4 CovantaH r CVA 20.47 1.23 +14 1.0m 19
60 87 72 .. E 64.3 CrosTim 15 CRT 44.00 .34 56 14 11k
30 78 11 C E 40.4 Crosstex 8.7 XTXI 17.42 1.26 +28 361 22
12 33 11 C E 35.7 Crosstx 16 XTEX 15.11 1.14 +44 157 ..o
62 95 18 A B83.9 DawsnGeo DWSN 38.79 .99 30 82 8o
26 53 8 D C 28.4 DeltaPetrol DPTR 10.40 1.26 +9 1.6m ..o
56 99 13 A D 40.3 DenbryRes DNR.15.68 .52 +7 3.7m 9o
78 92 56 A C 127 DevnEngy .8 DVN 84.01 +.91 33 4.8m 9o
72 97 43 A E 149 DiamndOf .5 DO 95.55 +2.23 9 1.8m 11
46 51 70 .. D+27.5 DomRsBW 19 DOM 20.17 .63 +53 48 7
87 90 69 A D+36.5 DorchMn 14 DMLP 21.32 .53 28 53 10o
43 73 35 D D+19.9 DoubleEagle DBLE 12.27 .08 35 25 ..
72 95 43 B D44.0 DresserR r DRC 28.04 +.19 +4 1.1m 17
61 85 30 A D 65.4 DrilQuip r DRQ 36.93 +.48 +23 871 13o
36 44 42 C D+25.2 DuncanE 11 DEP 15.04 .35 12 72 13k
68 96 50 A D144 EOGRes .7 EOG 81.27 +2.66 14 3.8m 12
11 11 18 C E 39.0 EVEngy 16 EVEP 17.15 .49 37 57 ..
36 68 20 A D22.5 ElPaso 1.8 r EP 11.01 +.13 +7 11m 9o
70 86 42 A D25.7 ElPasoP 7.3 EPB 16.10 +.10 40 132 15
50 81 57 .. D53.9 EnbrEM EEQ 40.87 .36 6 41 13
65 86 48 B E 54.2 EnbrEner 10 EEP 39.10 .35 +37 324 11
67 56 68 B C 46.8 Enbridge 3.4 ENB 36.58 1.15+196 1.6m 19
56 87 39 A E 99 Encana 2.9 r ECA 55.65 +.61 5 5.2m 9
59 83 43 A D+79.6 EncoreAcq r EAC 33.69 .79 +5 1.4m 8
68 73 72 C D 28.7 EncoreE 13 ENP 20.65 +.66 28 43 33k
83 73 99 C B 83.3 EnergyCnv ENER 57.95 +.89 +36 3.5m 99o
41 3 86 .. B 11.1 EngInfra EII 10.09 +.09 +74 120 ..
26 70 16 E B16.5 EnergyPrts EPL 7.19 .34 15 361 14o
42 56 29 A E 37.0 EngyTEq 9 ETE 21.00 .12 22 352 13k
46 58 46 B E 55.9 EngyTsfr 9 ETP 36.60 .80 1 501 11
22 72 6 C E 28.5 EnrgySo 1.1 ES 9.31 .24 +15 1.8m 22o
44 68 45 B D50.6 Enerplus 15 ERF 34.01 .77 +48 1.6m 11o
50 90 30 A E 85.2 ENISPA 8.6 E 49.41 +.10 +61 1.3m 5k
69 92 49 A E 83.2 EnscoInt .2 r ESV 51.52 +.50 24 2.5m 6
45 83 33 C E 37.5 EnterpGP 7.8 EPE 22.55 .08 16 110 21o
63 92 52 C E 32.6 EntpsPrd 8.4 EPD 24.43 +.12 +29 899 15
36 73 15 A E 40.9 ExcoRes XCO 11.76 1.02 +20 4.0m 20o
18 56 4 B E 92.8 ExterranH EXH 26.53 .39 8 1.2m 9o
88 90 67 A C+96.1 ExxonMbl 2.0 XOM 79.59 +2.09 +8 34m 9o
58 97 23 A C+83.2 FMCTech FTI .40.65 +2.55 +27 2.8m 14
32 10 62 C D+23.3 Ferllgas 11 FGP 17.90 .19 +71 148 52o
63 73 45 A D+317 FstSolar FSLR.168.0 9.87 +34 3.7m 62o
34 74 5 A D 55.0 FlotekInd FTK 8.66 .40 26 293 10o
90 79 99 A C+96.0 FdgCCT 12 FDG 80.00 +1.31 35 2.8m 19
67 89 38 A C 83.1 ForestOil FST .41.90 .63 31 1.2m 9o
2 15 9 D E 89.7 FdtnCoal .8 r FCL 25.53 .07 +53 3.7m 62
23 54 11 B D 49.1 FrontOil 1.7 r FTO 14.16 1.18 9 4.0m 4o
76 99 52 A D88.4 GMXResrcs GMXR 34.92 1.45 2 540 21o
60 73 24 A B+17.0 GTSolar SOLR 9.31 .68 62 581 31o
30 36 24 C B 28.6 GenesEn 9 GEL 12.89 .14 58 40 ..
28 24 58 D D25.2 Geokinetic GOK 14.81 1.04 8 20 ..
88 96 89 A C+29.1 Geores GEOI 12.11 .03 55 60 11
30 2 80 D D86.2 GoodrPet GDP 35.64 +.59 49 894 ..o
14 6 65 E D+25.5 GreenHtrn GRH 12.82 .38 81 5 ..
64 89 59 B D+52.6 GulfIsl 1.3 GIFI 31.25 .34 68 43 10k
76 99 47 A B71.0 GlfMrk GLF 40.04 +.66 42 189 6o
50 94 13 A D25.6 Gulfport GPOR 8.40 .14 12 353 7
37 98 4 A E 18.0 Gushann 2.6 GU 3.92 .28 +48 1.1m 7o
44 89 23 A E 55.4 Hallibtn 1.3 HAL .27.42 .11 +13 20m 10
14 23 19 C E 29.1 HarvstEn 23 HTE 14.13 .65 +88 1.9m ..o
37 26 82 D C+16.4 Headwatrs r HW 11.79 .22 23 817 11o
39 77 13 A D47.4 HelixEn HLX 20.58 .27 +24 2.5m 6
64 92 46 A E 77.2 HelmPay .5 HP 37.08 +.11 +23 2.3m 9o
11 23 6 B D39.5 HercOffsh HERO 11.56 .34 +21 3.3m 9
69 98 46 A E 137 Hess .5 HES.73.41 +4.35 +9 5.4m 8
24 35 15 B B67.4 Holly 2.6 r HOC 23.52 1.58 +19 1.6m 10o
71 86 41 A B59.4 Hornbeck HOS 34.13 .44 +15 1.1m 8o
61 75 68 .. D37.9 HugotnRy 19 HGT 25.16 +.31 14 260 11
54 73 46 B C+18.3 IONGephy IO 12.11 +.53 +29 1.0m 19o
62 84 38 A D+63.1 ImprlOil 1.0 IMO 38.20 2.00 +58 1.2m 10
71 61 92 D B 41.6 InterOil IOC 25.50 +.24 60 328 ..o
39 72 16 A D 27.0 JASolar JASO 9.79 .29 +23 6.3m 16o
21 16 98 E E 62.8 JamesRivr JRCC 20.17 +1.31 17 2.7m ..o
35 64 23 B E 20.1 KeyEngyn r KEG 9.98 +.16 20 894 8o
76 75 76 A E 60.9 KindrME 7.7 KMP 51.25 +.62 +55 722 34
51 67 75 .. E 57.3 KindMrMg KMR 47.92 .30 +70 428 36
62 73 45 A D 75.7 LDKSolrn LDK 29.00 .31 35 1.9m 11o
55 89 33 B D59.2 LaynChrst LAYN 30.93 .47 9 231 12
16 1 28 D C+25.8 LegcyRes 13 LGCY 15.05 .54 +42 140 ..
27 73 23 E E 31.3 LinnEngy 16 LINE 15.22 .07 +26 1.3m ..o
51 73 44 B D 70.0 Lubrizol 3.2 LZ 38.85 1.35 12 644 9
85 87 82 B C 95.2 Lufkin 1.5 LUFK 65.99 .36 +40 280 12
48 86 36 B E 27.0 MagellM 7.8 MGG 17.20 +.25 +1 278 12o
67 79 63 A D 45.0 MagMids 8.2 MMP 33.42 +.25 5 142 11
35 57 29 B C+63.2 Marathn 2.7 MRO 36.03 +.09 29 5.8m 8o
55 86 23 A E 37.4 MarinerE ME 17.35 ... 17 1.1m 5o
17 23 32 D E 38.5 MarkWst 10 MWE 23.24 .36 +4 222 ..
37 96 27 C E 95.7 MasseyEn .7 MEE 27.60 +.27 +22 9.3m 13
52 98 30 C E 30.4 MatrixSvc MTRX 14.12 +.89 +35 392 15o
34 82 4 A E 67.1 McDermott MDR 21.20 +.38 +4 5.7m 8o
78 73 91 D C+35.5 McmornExp MMR 19.95 .04 7 1.1m 86
81 76 99 A D+55.9 MexcoEn MXC 14.00 .01 +5 22 20
35 71 10 A D22.0 MitchmInd MIND 8.88 +.25 +96 206 7
52 97 23 A E 101 MurphOil 1.8 MUR.54.47 +1.12 20 2.2m 7
29 63 20 B E 50.6 NaborsInds NBR 21.54 .36 6 7.9m 7
45 75 31 B D60.4 NatcoGpA NTG 34.39 .97 +30 303 14
50 98 15 A E 92.7 NatlOilVr NOV.41.64 +.49 2 8.5m 9
47 95 32 B E 33.0 NGSvcs NGS 16.10 +.20 52 78 14o
46 86 31 A E 41.7 NatRsPt 9 NRP 22.42 .48 +62 222 14o
27 70 11 B E 69.8 NewfldExpl NFX 27.42 +.24 6 3.0m 8
48 79 18 A E 42.7 Nexen .9 NXY.19.75 .09 +46 5.3m 5
54 93 30 A E 69.0 Noble .5 NE.38.13 .26 6 5.1m 7
60 96 17 A D105 NobleEnr 1.5 NBL 47.76 .15 26 2.1m 6
33 73 12 B D24.5 NoAmEn NOA 8.56 .42 22 148 5
63 79 57 B E 63.9 NustarEn 9 NS 42.57 .27 42 116 12o
61 48 73 B D+38.3 OGEEnrg 4.6 OGE 30.05 .45 23 369 11
34 85 15 C E 19.5 OSGAmn 18 OSP 8.28 .26 8 29 22
40 84 17 B D+110 OYOGeo OYOG 34.40 .56 66 17 13
83 97 51 A D 100 OcciPet 2.0 r OXY.62.80 +.90 14 7.7m 7
52 87 19 A D 85.9 Oceanrng OII 41.70 1.09 +42 1.8m 12o
47 93 22 A E 64.8 OilStIntl r OIS 29.67 +.51 23 889 6o
77 91 64 A E 65.9 ONEOKPtr 8.3 OKS 50.90 +.14 +5 126 9k
29 81 25 D D 57.9 OrmatTch .6 ORA 31.77 1.25 +23 334 26
78 71 81 C B+41.7 PHInv PHIIK 33.75 +.80 66 12 15
77 87 48 A B40.0 PanhanO 1.2 r PHX 22.75 1.47 9 28 11
23 65 33 .. D82.2 PatriotCn PCX 20.20 1.69 5 2.4m ..o
17 55 21 B E 37.5 PattUTI 3.9 PTEN 16.25 +.06 21 3.9m 7o
43 84 20 B D88.7 PeabdyEn .7 BTU 36.49 +.65 2 10m 17o
12 26 35 E D21.9 Pengrth 19 PGH 13.49 .35 +60 2.0m ..o
75 90 51 A C+81.0 PennVA .5 PVA 43.16 1.44 +6 1.0m 18
65 89 33 A D 37.0 PenVaGP 7.1 PVG 20.30 +.93 +57 63 15k
40 71 19 A E 30.2 PennVAR 11 PVR 15.47 .12 +19 183 12k
21 20 35 B D35.5 PennWstE 17 PWE 21.42 .63 +47 3.4m 47o
86 95 94 .. D27.8 Permian 12 PBT 22.96 +.54+149 1.1m 11o
43 92 17 A E 62.8 PetroCn 2.5 PCZ 30.25 +.35 +72 4.0m 4
70 82 55 C A17.0 PetroEnr 3.2 PZE 9.68 .05 11 259 7o
29 40 29 B D+266 Petchina 4.2 PTR 98.39 .25 48 424 10o
37 81 28 C E 54.5 Petrohawk HK 16.48 1.59 2 9.7m 22o
61 95 29 A D64.9 PetrbrsA 1.7 PBRA 30.69 .52 +9 12m 8
64 95 32 A D77.6 Petrobrs .1 PBR 37.61 .47 +16 26m 10o
39 91 25 C D79.1 PetroDev PETD 38.61 .24 2 204 12
73 96 32 A B 29.2 PtroqstE PQ.12.01 .32 +43 1.6m 11o
40 49 45 B C 20.8 PnrDrlng PDC 11.47 .01 +11 598 11o
74 81 54 A C+82.2 PionrNtr .7 PXD 46.31 +.52 9 2.4m 11o
86 96 44 A B22.7 PionSwE 13 PSE 15.36 +.23 60 26 5
26 50 47 D D57.1 PlainAl 9 PAA 38.00 .42 15 318 13
49 92 12 A E 79.9 PlainsEx r PXP 30.07 +.07 9 2.5m 6o
15 41 24 B E 28.6 PrecDril 10 PDS 13.48 +.04 6 1.2m 6
51 95 27 A D48.9 PrideIntl PDE 25.25 +.14 19 2.2m 9o
5 3 41 E E 13.6 ProvEngy 16 PVX 8.21 .11 +18 1.4m ..o
9 33 7 D E 17.6 QuestEn 26 QELP 6.40 .02 82 18 ..
47 93 18 A E 74.9 Questar 1.4 STR 34.98 +.52 13 1.8m 10
68 99 44 A E 26.9 QkslvGs 7.9 KGS 17.63 +.12 21 27 30
53 98 8 A D+45.0 Quickslvr KWK 14.53 .70 +8 3.8m 15o
68 60 56 A B 18.9 RPC 2.0 RES 12.08 .09 26 384 16
51 92 21 A D+76.8 RangeRes .5 RRC.34.75 .44 22 3.2m 18
42 73 23 D C+34.8 RegncyE 10 RGNC 17.19 +.17 37 235 99
76 99 46 A C+29.5 ReneSolan SOL 9.97 +.06 36 1.4m 8o
63 82 40 A B44.9 Repsol 2.1 REP 27.69 +.63 +7 955 6o
54 73 53 D C 29.9 RexEngyn REXX 11.91 1.42 20 434 ..
66 73 40 A C+29.7 RosettaR ROSE 16.01 .12 17 415 8o
47 84 23 A D47.9 Rowan 1.5 RDC 25.96 +.38 23 2.8m 6o
35 90 35 .. E 88.7 RoyDShA 4.8 RDSA 56.41 +1.16 +7 2.6m 4k
35 91 35 .. E 87.9 RoyDShB 5.8 RDSB 55.33 +1.32 11 463 4k
78 91 85 .. E 70.8 SabnRylt 14 SBR 55.02 +.03 35 32 11
54 68 74 .. E 47.3 SanJuanB 15 SJT 35.48 .17 +16 194 13
27 73 5 B E 69.4 Sandrdgen SD 15.63 +.56 +15 3.7m 27o
64 96 32 A C+67.9 Sasol 4.4 SSL 35.51 .66 +16 1.1m 6o
68 89 40 A D 114 Schlmbrg 1.1 r SLB 74.11 +2.05 +31 15m 16
64 63 56 B C+97.8 SeacorHldg CKH 73.62 .54 +23 306 8
55 92 31 A E 88.4 Smith .9 SII 52.03 +1.88 +16 4.8m 15
39 73 28 B C+40.2 Solarfun SOLF 10.54 +.12 45 2.4m 11o
85 98 68 A D+52.7 SouthwstEn SWN 29.42 +1.70 +3 7.2m 27
84 83 68 A B29.2 Spectra 4.4 r SE 22.94 +.39 +12 4.1m 12
50 65 45 B D+26.7 Spectra 7.4 SEP 18.50 +.30+138 129 13
68 51 84 D A 26.8 Spire SPIR 15.01 +.51 3 65 ..
65 97 33 A D65.6 StMaryLE .3 SM.31.09 .24 0 1.2m 7o
52 94 27 A E 43.3 Statoil 3.2 STO 21.81 +1.31 +23 2.0m 6
59 82 30 A D+74.0 StoneEgy SGY 35.81 +.60 28 677 4o
49 91 25 A E 74.3 SuncrEr .5 SU 34.66 +1.51 +13 8.5m 11
26 37 20 B B78.8 Sunoco 3.9 SUN 31.08 .23 37 3.1m 15
86 89 64 B B59.5 SunocoLg 8.9 SXL 42.23 .55 +43 73 9k
57 68 61 A E 164 SunPowrA SPWRA 69.10 2.23 48 1.4m 40
65 98 43 A D 90.0 SuntechP STP 32.84 +2.30 +53 7.3m 22o
54 92 19 A E 57.8 SuperEgry SPN 26.00 .23 +36 2.0m 7
61 59 57 A C 35.8 SuperWell SWSI 21.19 .15 5 283 16
77 98 33 A C+68.5 SwiftErgy SFY.35.13 +.26 9 841 4o
64 54 63 A C+37.7 TCPipeln 9 TCLP 29.96 +.36 48 33 11o
58 91 64 .. C+42.9 TELOffs 27 TELOZ 16.47 +.21 15 36 6
52 94 18 A D 84.8 T3Engy TTES.30.95 .14 43 129 11o
49 73 27 C C 15.3 TXCORes TXCO 7.74 .50 38 324 17o
50 94 23 A D 25.7 Talismn 1.5 TLM 12.48 +.01 +6 6.8m 7o
29 73 22 C E 29.8 TargaRes 13 NGLS 15.02 .65 28 245 9o
30 52 30 B E 40.8 TeppcoP 11 TPP 24.23 .54 6 397 13
30 91 16 .. E 36.8 Tesco TESO 16.16 .19 +49 394 17o
12 8 11 B C 66.0 Tesoro 2.8 TSO 14.08 .34 19 7.1m ..o
38 70 22 B D25.0 TetraTech TTI 11.99 +.09 9 854 11o
69 76 62 A D71.3 Tidewatr 2.0 r TDW 50.33 +.41 16 1.2m 7
68 91 35 A D91.3 TotalSA 4.8 TOT 57.29 +.82 +54 4.2m 6o
66 79 73 C E 43.9 TransCda 4.0 TRP 34.94 .38 +50 548 15k
44 76 28 B D+33.1 TrnsMon 11 TLP 19.48 .42 +10 34 9
62 96 33 A D163 Transocn RIG.96.94 +.76 11 6.4m 7
55 99 17 A C+68.3 TrinaSol TSL 21.53 +.07 +9 1.3m 8o
62 97 27 A E 102 UltraPt UPL 51.55 +1.22 24 2.3m 27
36 81 19 C D42.1 Ultrapar 7.1 UGP 22.24 2.66 3 108 14
8 40 13 C E 22.7 UnionDrll UDRL 8.80 .12 14 188 10k
60 93 35 A D88.2 Unit Corp UNT 43.44 +.55 15 828 6o
15 35 15 B D75.8 ValeroEn 2.3 r VLO 26.23 +.35 +2 13m 6o
58 98 20 B C+24.4 Venoco VQ 10.59 .74 +92 596 9
49 90 23 A E 60.0 WTOffshr .5 WTI 22.64 .29 +20 1.6m 5o
57 73 23 A C+15.4 WarrenRes WRES 8.41 .21 25 361 14o
38 94 13 A E 50.0 WeathIntl WFT 20.27 +1.74+125 26m 10
75 96 53 A E 17.5 WstnGas 9 WES 13.25 +.07 56 68 23
14 9 40 .. B+24.5 Westmrlnd WLB 12.75 +.22 57 23 ..
75 94 59 A D112 WhitingP WLL 57.04 1.59 +45 1.6m 10
15 1 49 .. E 25.3 Whiting 35 WHX 17.04 +.29 60 53 99
36 73 12 C D47.9 Willbros WG 19.27 .32 +7 828 14
33 26 66 .. C 11.3 WillCoal 15 WTU 8.93 +.12 +15 32 10
49 98 14 A D+40.8 WmsCo 2.3 WMB 19.43 .18 +17 12m 8o
73 99 31 A B45.8 WmsPtrs 10 WPZ 24.23 +.03 52 193 8o
31 66 45 .. E 20.8 WmsPipl 8.9 WMZ 14.00 +.06 54 58 3
66 85 51 B D+45.1 WldFuel .7 INT 20.75 .41 11 282 7o
69 84 35 A D+73.7 XTOEnrgy 1.1 XTO 41.84 .06 34 9.8m 11
41 93 16 A E 23.4 Yanzhou 2.4 YZC 9.89 .03 +9 562 5o
50 99 11 A C 41.5 Yinglin YGE 9.77 .39 18 2.5m 11
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35 57 22 B B32.9 AmCasi 3.7 ASCA 11.31 .67 17 713 8o
58 71 40 A B52.8 BallyTech BYI .26.49 1.22 +1 1.2m 14o
24 22 64 D D 12.5 Bluegreen BXG 5.77 .30 46 54 6o
80 92 74 C B 18.2 CallGolf 2.2 r ELY 12.59 .38 48 403 11o
64 59 64 B B52.1 Carnival 4.8 CCL 33.24 1.44 +22 7.9m 11o
52 58 47 B C 50.7 CarnPLC 5.5 CUK 29.07 1.11 37 299 10
63 57 74 E B 25.0 CedrFair 10 FUN 19.02 1.55 +2 123 73
39 78 52 .. C 43.0 ChoicHtl 3.0 r CHH 24.63 .24 10 518 13
55 25 82 D A20.0 Cinemar 5.2 CNK 13.79 .48 25 227 ..
75 97 45 A D 70.9 Ctrip .6 CTRP 37.10 +.90 53 714 31o
13 29 16 E E 29.8 DiscCmA DISAD 13.01 .99 34 2.1m ..o
76 41 88 B B+35.0 DrmwksAm r DWA 29.17 1.26 +6 1.0m 15k
48 53 56 B D51.8 HarlyDav 4.0 r HOG 32.82 1.10 +19 3.8m 9
59 84 39 A C+23.4 IntctlH 3.6 IHG 11.36 +.13 +1 113 7
6 32 11 B E 49.4 IntlGame 3.7 IGT 15.71 .53 16 3.6m 11o
66 65 66 B B 52.4 IntlSpdw .3 r ISCA 36.52 1.26 45 166 12k
9 30 5 B E 148 LasVgSnds LVS 22.95 3.56 +36 6.8m 47o
70 83 51 A C+65.1 LifeTmFit LTM 29.27 .78 61 364 15
67 63 67 D C+11.0 LionsGate LGF 8.78 .19 48 314 ..
9 43 10 C B100 MGMMirge r MGM 21.25 2.31 +95 8.8m 13
58 51 71 C C+21.4 Marcus 2.3 r MCS 14.51 .80 15 119 20
34 61 43 B D 45.1 MarrtInt 1.5 MAR 23.43 .31 +10 4.9m 13o
9 39 8 C E 65.4 OrntExHA .5 OEH 20.92 1.09 38 379 17o
18 63 11 C D+62.3 PennNatl r PENN 20.12 3.25+260 4.0m 11
89 77 77 A B+54.7 Polaris 3.8 r PII 40.47 2.73 +54 774 11
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85 58 92 B- 200.0 ArdenGpA ARDNA 151.17 0.36 -81
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81 40 87 A- 29.7 BostPvtF BPFH 9.40 0.41 -38
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78 70 73 D- 79.3 BrownForA BFA 67.58 -0.42 293
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85 49 95 C+ 12.1 CV Thera CVTX 10.20 -0.22 -62
93 84 71 C 10.2 CapeBncp n CBNJ 8.90 -0.11 208
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80 73 65 D+ 18.6 CapstdMtg CMO 10.02 -0.12 -29
92 65 93 B 11.0 CardiacSc CSCX 9.70 0.15 -16
84 64 88 B+ 10.5 Cardinal Finl CFNL 8.01 0.01 -69
80 57 78 C 12.0 CaroBkH CLBH 8.00 0.02 -97
91 72 92 B- 40.5 CassInfo CASS 35.86 -0.51 -72
83 42 87 A 8.3 CentJrsy CJBK 7.44 0.14 -59
85 78 67 C+ 24.9 CentrueF TRUE 12.90 0.00 218
77 53 98 B 3.8 Cherokee CHRK 2.90 0.02 -37
87 96 62 B- 27.3 ChinaArch CAEI 6.50 -0.02 -73
81 73 86 D- 10.0 ChiINSOn CHIO 3.60 0.00 -97
89 66 86 B 9.0 Ciber CBR 6.45 0.02 -25
84 81 67 D+ 9.7 CtzCmtyB CZWI 7.25 -0.25 -49
86 45 89 B 23.0 CitizHold CIZN 21.30 -0.20 -80
90 58 94 B 9.2 Citizens CIA 7.50 -0.37 -45
77 27 95 B- 18.1 Cobiz COBZ 11.86 0.03 -30
78 54 66 B 18.1 CodrsVly CVLY 12.72 0.00 189
87 56 85 B 12.0 ColonlBnk COBK 10.40 -0.51 186
80 36 99 D 16.4 CombiMx rs CBMX 14.35 0.13 62
80 61 72 C+ 52.6 CommBcp CCBP 42.00 0.00 243
88 67 75 B 21.0 CmrNatPA CNAF 15.00 0.10 23
99 94 98 B+ 7.3 CmpTask CTGX 6.57 -0.18 -82
80 23 91 C+ 5.2 Consulier CSLR 4.20 -0.02 206
83 88 80 D+ 45.4 CpOffcPty OFC 33.67 -1.93 -20
88 76 99 B- 12.8 CrawfrdA CRDA 8.03 -1.69 -50
96 73 99 C+ 2.1 Cyanotc CYAN 1.97 0.05 -63
77 73 65 B+ 26.7 DSWInc DSW 12.31 -0.86 -54
96 88 86 A+ 50.0 DailyJournal DJCO 42.70 0.00 -23
85 88 56 C 69.0 Dassault DASTY 50.66 -0.45 -21
87 63 78 C 32.2 DeltaNG DGAS 24.35 -0.68 -63
94 43 91 B+ 4.5 Depomed DEPO 3.25 -0.16 -65
83 94 69 C 5.0 DescSys DSGX 3.30 0.01 10
86 67 80 D+ 9.7 DialysisCp DCAI 7.48 -0.10 -54
98 60 91 A- 100.0 DiamHill DHIL 87.47 -0.10 -46
78 98 55 D+ 13.4 DiceHldg n DHX 6.69 0.09 -11
90 73 60 B- 11.4 DigtlAlly n DGLY 6.08 -0.34 -8
79 53 79 C+ 22.2 DonegalB DGICB 17.48 -0.28 131
80 73 70 D 10.0 Dynex Cap DX 7.79 0.03 47
79 66 84 B- 11.3 ESB Finl ESBF 9.90 0.40 -48
77 34 94 B+ 38.4 EWBcp EWBC 14.98 -0.02 -43
94 78 86 B+ 51.1 Eastgroup EGP 44.99 -0.83 -25
86 73 82 D 4.0 EasyLkSInt ESIC 3.07 -0.10 -2
98 99 97 D 120.9 Ebix EBIX 91.15 0.72 -49
94 99 80 .. 27.9 Ecopetrol EC 24.00 0.80 -45
81 73 57 B+ 14.5 EducRlty EDR 10.10 -0.21 -20
97 96 65 D 12.4 EngWest EWST 8.56 -0.19 49
95 74 84 B+ 62.0 EntertmtP EPR 49.79 -1.81 -48
86 76 79 B+ 56.0 EqLifePrp ELS 45.44 -3.02 22
78 73 86 D+ 49.0 EqtyRsd EQR 39.82 -1.01 -12
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79 50 96 B+ 27.9 Evercore EVR 17.68 -0.31 -66
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80 23 90 B 28.5 FarmerBrs FARM 24.53 0.35 -54
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82 30 99 A- 13.3 FstbkPRic FBP 11.60 -0.23 -65
88 50 87 A+ 18.4 FstBks FBSI 15.65 0.00 -90
85 78 75 B- 11.3 FstBncTr FBTC 8.64 0.48 50
79 23 94 B- 23.2 FstBusey BUSE 18.65 0.58 -63
85 68 84 B- 20.0 FBusnFn FBIZ 16.30 1.12 -91
91 70 92 B- 10.5 FstCalifF n FCAL 8.60 0.00 -92
83 61 88 B 17.1 First Cap FCAP 15.36 0.00 492
91 54 96 A- 192.5 FstCtz A FCNCA 176.95 11.68 -35
87 47 93 A 38.5 FstFHld FFCH 25.01 0.01 -43
82 58 81 A- 11.9 FtFnNw FFNW 9.85 -0.31 -48
98 72 95 B+ 24.5 First Lng Isld FLIC 23.53 -0.25 -52
79 36 94 B+ 40.1 FMidBc FMBI 27.72 2.15 -51
95 68 89 B- 21.9 First United FUNC 19.98 -0.01 -78
85 89 69 B- 15.0 FrnklnBen BFBC 11.65 0.00 -76
78 31 73 A+ 25.1 FrontFn FTBK 12.36 -0.14 -61
96 98 78 C+ 11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI 8.14 -0.18 -41
89 73 90 A 13.0 Furmanite FRM 9.35 0.10 -47
92 97 87 D 4.4 GSITech n GSIT 3.34 -0.26 314
86 74 84 C+ 15.0 GermnAm GABC 12.20 0.02 -89
81 54 89 B 29.2 GettyRlty GTY 19.37 -0.88 47
88 64 92 C+ 11.0 GlbTraff GNET 8.42 0.19 -40
79 87 59 C 16.5 Globecom GCOM 8.16 -0.09 -67
89 33 97 A 37.5 GreenBs GRNB 23.04 -0.09 -35
94 81 89 C 14.3 GrnCntyBcp GCBC 13.75 0.00 -44
78 95 52 D- 70.9 Greif B GEFB 46.60 -1.40 -35
84 76 73 D+ 14.6 GrpRadio RC 10.90 0.07 -94
87 63 96 A- 7.6 CentenBk GBNK 5.50 0.01 -9
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95 93 92 B- 6.7 HackettGp HCKT 4.98 -0.18 -58
82 70 89 E 14.5 HrlysvlSv HARL 13.00 1.88 81
91 69 73 C 12.9 Harmonic HLIT 8.61 0.13 -38
82 56 69 D+ 5.2 HarvrdBio HBIO 4.14 0.02 -13
80 34 98 A- 11.1 HawHldgs HA 7.88 -0.78 -48
80 69 94 D+ 18.2 Hawkins HWKN 18.01 0.31 91
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84 69 91 B 32.0 HealthRlty HR 27.62 -0.43 -13
93 73 91 B 7.3 HenryBrEl HBE 5.71 -0.04 -13
87 44 75 B 13.6 HercTecG HTGC 9.61 -0.03 -45
86 71 79 D- 18.7 HeritCrys n HCCI 13.52 -0.12 20
91 82 80 B+ 38.8 HghwdPrp HIW 31.27 -1.63 -50
77 71 76 D- 37.0 HinghmSv HIFS 27.01 0.00 -38
91 61 85 B- 11.0 HomeDia HDIX 8.73 -0.39 -73
80 56 92 B 60.4 HomePptys HME 53.64 -1.25 -29
78 73 76 .. 8.0 Homeown HCII 5.68 -0.82 -96
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84 73 85 C+ 12.0 HoustnEn n HUSA 4.96 -0.20 -37
80 26 94 B 18.4 HuntBnk HBAN 10.08 0.84 -44
79 61 89 D- 4.6 Icad ICAD 2.95 0.00 -24
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97 73 96 A 4.3 Innotrac INOC 3.95 0.07 -34
78 82 50 C+ 15.1 IntgrmdAm INMD 6.80 0.22 -57
86 76 81 D+ 12.0 Intersect INTX 9.21 0.22 -79
79 73 66 C+ 2.4 Inventure SNAK 1.64 0.04 -25
83 64 98 B 5.4 Iridex Corp IRIX 3.50 -0.08 -92
84 81 80 C 13.4 JksnvBcIL JXSB 10.00 0.00 -13
77 52 85 B 11.7 JeffrsnBc JFBI 9.70 0.20 85
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93 95 87 D 170.0 K Tron Intl KTII 117.50 -2.96 -29
87 48 77 C 31.4 KVPharmB KVB 21.86 -0.42 -76
79 69 82 C+ 10.2 KYFstFed KFFB 9.70 0.00 -52
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84 77 91 C+ 10.6 LakeShrBc LSBK 9.67 0.00 -98
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81 66 72 B 16.8 Landec LNDC 7.65 0.10 123
86 64 75 A- 27.5 LandmkBcp LARK 21.50 0.00 44
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78 73 75 B- 14.8 LegcyBc LEGC 12.00 -0.74 -51
80 80 57 B 10.8 LibrtyBc LBCP 8.07 0.00 -78
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80 26 95 A 38.0 MB Finl MBFI 32.37 -0.65 -73
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80 38 89 A 2.4 MagicSftwr MGIC 1.85 0.00 -16
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94 70 90 C 41.8 MCormV MKCV 38.72 -0.22 -89
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80 69 84 C 11.3 MedalFin TAXI 9.88 0.25 -44
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86 82 71 C+ 22.0 Medtox MTOX 13.73 0.98 7
85 85 74 E 19.0 MercerIns MIGP 16.21 0.26 19
90 55 80 A- 24.5 MercMcsVT MBVT 22.00 -0.04 -46
83 58 79 C+ 27.0 Mesa Labs MLAB 22.55 1.30 -90
83 83 79 C+ 11.2 Micrel MCRL 8.24 0.06 -51
82 59 68 B- 6.5 Microfinl MFI 4.00 0.12 -52
86 72 81 B- 12.3 MOCON MOCO 11.02 0.76 -45
86 85 78 D 49.8 MoogB MOGB 40.03 0.77 15
92 84 59 B+ 8.9 NIC Inc EGOV 6.16 -0.19 -35
85 58 99 B- 9.0 NPSPharma NPSP 6.59 -0.23 -42
91 65 83 B+ 18.2 NathnsFms NATH 15.51 0.04 87
90 60 88 B+ 22.0 NtlBnksh NKSH 19.20 -0.21 186
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88 71 95 B 35.6 Natl Resrch NRCI 30.89 -0.31 -11
91 63 80 B- 26.1 NatRetPrp NNN 21.64 -0.94 -45
86 87 51 B+ 7.3 NtlTchSys NTSC 4.55 -0.66 -6
86 48 95 A- 270.0 NWLI NWLI 258.00 15.00 -88
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98 89 98 B- 13.4 NV Chmls NCEM 13.09 -0.06 -75
81 86 57 D+ 12.2 NwEngBc NEBS 8.75 0.00 -72
92 81 95 A- 12.1 NY&Co NWY 8.48 -0.29 -35
90 95 89 B- 8.9 Newpark Res NR 6.31 -0.06 -36
78 11 98 A+ 12.6 99Cents NDN 10.62 -0.13 -28
98 85 91 C+ 16.2 NobelLrn NLCI 15.50 -0.04 -36
78 96 73 D- 8.7 NAmerGalv NGA 4.88 -0.18 -23
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88 78 78 D- 10.8 OakRidgeF BKOR 8.47 0.00 856
82 84 72 E 12.0 OceanShor OSHC 9.01 0.00 33
91 51 88 B- 11.3 OdyssyHth ODSY 9.89 -0.01 1
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78 68 98 B- 31.2 OmegaFlx OFLX 19.46 0.00 -52
95 63 92 B 19.7 OmegaHlth OHI 18.10 -0.12 -21
81 73 75 B 10.1 OnAssign ASGN 6.91 -0.31 -54
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88 60 86 A+ 28.8 PacfcCap PCBC 17.42 -1.36 -50
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84 36 90 B- 6.4 Pharsight n PHST 5.25 -0.02 -77
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92 61 86 C+ 22.0 PorterBc PBIB 17.50 0.00 -94
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90 71 98 B- 82.4 Primeenergy PNRG 74.57 0.00 60
88 98 74 .. 8.6 Primoris PRIM 6.83 -0.26 -66
85 78 79 C+ 29.8 PrinctnNtl PNBC 25.98 0.00 -47
84 23 97 B+ 49.5 PrvtBcp PVTB 39.22 -0.56 -62
91 73 91 B+ 102.5 PublicStg PSA 89.42 -3.32 -30
90 73 84 B+ 26.5 PubStgDSA PSAA 25.52 -0.38 16
99 73 99 A+ 7.8 Questcor QCOR 7.41 0.01 38
96 80 88 B 33.4 RGC Resc RGCO 28.87 -0.18 473
97 67 85 A- 11.4 RTIBiolog RTIX 8.88 -0.12 2
80 83 58 .. 11.9 Rackspce RAX 8.27 0.22 -84
84 65 79 B 49.5 Rayonier RYN 42.58 -1.13 -21
90 70 83 .. 51.1 Reins B RGAB 48.06 3.03 -9
81 33 67 B 6.9 Repligen RGEN 4.37 -0.09 -3
88 64 98 B 14.8 Revlon REV 13.10 0.10 79
92 73 91 B- 5.5 Rewards DINE 4.75 -0.06 -68
81 55 79 A- 20.0 RivrVllyB RIVR 14.75 -1.13 -93
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78 73 66 A- 3.9 RuralMtro RURL 1.92 -0.37 34
80 72 79 B- 10.8 SallyBty SBH 7.38 -0.28 -33
88 52 90 A- 11.1 SandMr SMHG 8.09 -0.17 -22
80 91 70 E 84.8 Santos Ltd STOSY 55.08 0.41 -61
98 95 82 B 10.0 Sapient SAPE 6.96 -0.03 -38
79 56 64 B+ 62.7 Saul Centers BFS 44.00 -1.86 72
96 79 95 B- 7.0 SchiffNutr WNI 6.46 -0.10 -60
91 73 86 B 6.8 Scopus SCOP 4.55 -0.17 -97
92 53 95 A- 9.8 SeaChng SEAC 8.36 -0.66 32
85 59 84 C+ 25.2 SnrHouse SNH 21.59 -0.48 -30
84 68 82 C 32.1 SierraBcp BSRR 20.00 -0.19 -86
84 70 74 C+ 109.0 SimonProp SPG 84.81 -3.12 11
86 91 68 D 11.2 SkywksSol SWKS 7.70 0.20 -38
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81 28 96 A- 23.5 SWBcOK OKSB 18.31 -0.97 -66
83 67 84 C+ 50.4 SovranSlfSt SSS 41.50 0.04 73
78 93 74 B- 13.7 StdRegis SR 9.18 -0.20 -39
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78 44 78 B 15.2 Stwrdshp n SSFN 12.85 0.20 -65
80 59 85 B 5.6 SummInf SUMR 4.22 0.27 -63
80 67 66 D+ 19.0 SumtFnlGr SMMF 11.46 -0.04 -96
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95 81 87 B- 13.0 TamalpaisB TAMB 12.00 -0.25 -5
94 92 88 A- 46.3 TangerFact SKT 40.00 -1.00 19
93 98 83 B- 9.3 Taylor Device TAYD 5.91 0.16 -98
95 73 99 A- 8.8 TlCmSys TSYS 6.45 -0.06 -58
84 78 45 B- 27.1 TennCmrcB TNCC 14.40 -0.07 -79
81 18 96 B 9.0 Tercica TRCA 8.87 0.01 -25
79 61 90 B+ 8.1 Terremrk TMRK 6.29 0.01 -43
80 92 82 B 19.9 TesscoTec TESS 13.96 0.99 54
83 79 59 B 13.6 TexRdhsA TXRH 8.37 -0.36 -42
91 86 73 B- 9.3 TibcoSft TIBX 6.86 -0.37 -3
82 79 93 B- 9.0 Transcat TRNS 7.13 -0.16 -97
81 24 99 A- 32.8 TricoBcsh TCBK 21.37 -0.45 -33
84 33 97 A- 13.7 TrustcNY TRST 11.16 -0.59 -55
78 29 87 A 34.0 Trustmk TRMK 21.98 0.91 -62
84 39 85 B 21.5 UnionBksh UNB 20.25 0.00 -58
89 67 91 C+ 11.0 UnitedBkOH UBCP 10.99 0.00 30
95 59 93 A 31.9 UnitdNaturl UNFI 25.02 0.03 -14
93 94 90 B- 45.6 US Lime USLM 37.17 -0.73 -90
79 34 91 A- 39.3 UnivrslHR UHT 36.50 -1.03 -23
84 57 77 C 32.4 UtahMedPr UTMD 28.00 0.00 -83
87 68 89 B- 9.0 VaalcoEn EGY 6.18 0.21 -25
79 41 87 B- 52.7 Value Line VALU 39.90 4.89 -88
91 99 62 D- 14.0 VanceInfo n VIT 7.03 0.24 93
94 62 90 C+ 9.2 VasclrSoln VASC 7.20 0.12 -69
85 34 88 B 52.0 Ventas VTR 45.18 -2.18 -31
84 69 84 C+ 57.1 Villge Sup VLGEA 45.19 1.03 -58
93 57 96 B 9.3 Vivus VVUS 7.86 0.09 -33
84 90 60 B- 9.5 WSPHld n WH 5.89 -0.23 -49
85 49 82 B 17.2 WVS Finl WVFC 16.00 -0.40 -84
78 73 78 D 10.1 WasteSvc WSII 7.35 0.22 -73
92 63 90 A- 11.5 WestfldF WFD 10.15 0.13 -60
81 66 80 D+ 5.5 Wet Seal WTSLA 3.28 0.00 -37
80 72 87 B+ 5.5 WhiteElc WEDC 4.88 0.00 -59
82 85 73 B- 49.6 WilyJohnB JWB 39.28 -0.97 110
87 89 70 B 16.5 WilsLease WLFC 11.06 0.06 -64
88 80 79 C+ 23.8 Winmark WINA 17.60 0.10 -68
78 50 88 C+ 50.0 YPFSciedad YPF 46.53 -0.22 -20
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R Acc 52-Wk Closing Vol% %
S Dis High Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
77 A 29.0 AcadiaRlty AKR 23.81 -0.51 11 3.5
72 B- 20.3 ACapAgy AGNC 16.60 0.22 -17 24.1
79 B- 36.5 Agree Realty ADC 26.08 -0.13 35 7.7
7 B- 12.0 AlescoFncl AFN 1.05 -0.02 -73 ..
90 B 471.0 Alexanders ALX 373.24 -1.83 -60 ..
87 B 116.5 AlexREEqt ARE 102.70 -4.52 28 3.1
34 C+ 66.9 AMB Ppty AMB 37.61 -1.83 -27 5.5
94 B+ 34.9 AmerCamp ACC 32.47 -0.38 -12 4.2
23 E 30.5 AmerCmtyTr APO 9.95 0.00 -89 ..
62 D 28.8 AmerLndLs ANL 17.22 -0.37 -59 5.8
17 B- 19.9 AmMtgAcc AMC 0.52 -0.07 49 ..
78 C+ 9.3 AmREIT AMY 6.90 0.20 32 7.1
57 D- 21.2 AnnalyCap NLY 13.31 0.15 -51 16.5
29 E 14.5 Anthracite AHR 4.84 -0.05 11 25.6
67 B- 10.3 Anworth ANH 5.79 0.26 -32 20.0
62 B+ 65.8 ApartntInv AIV 31.11 -1.10 -31 7.7
61 C+ 34.5 ArborRT ABR 9.93 0.53 -52 25.0
89 B+ 16.9 AsdEstRlty AEC 12.17 -0.54 -6 5.6
24 C+ 13.5 AshfordH AHT 3.70 0.01 -37 22.7
72 C+ 149.9 AvalonBay AVB 86.84 -2.79 9 4.1
79 C+ 32.4 BioMdRlty BMR 23.81 -0.26 42 5.6
64 D- 133.0 BostonPpts BXP 81.11 0.10 40 3.4
40 B+ 37.0 BrandwnRty BDN 12.96 -1.27 -28 13.6
83 B 73.0 BRE Pprts BRE 44.32 -1.63 -36 5.1
15 C+ 32.0 BRT RealtyTr BRT 7.53 -0.45 -20 32.9
69 B 81.3 Camden Pty CPT 43.15 -1.07 -11 6.5
8 D+ 56.0 Capital Trust CT 10.71 -0.47 -68 22.4
63 B- 12.2 CapLse LSE 6.91 -0.28 -43 11.6
65 D+ 18.6 CapstdMtg CMO 10.02 -0.12 -29 22.0
52 B+ 28.6 CaptlSrc CSE 10.41 -0.52 -68 1.9
89 B 15.0 Care Inv n CRE 10.85 0.10 7 6.3
17 C 50.4 CBL&Assoc CBL 14.11 -3.59 96 15.5
2 D+ 18.4 CBRE Rlt CBF 1.11 -0.01 -75 18.0
87 B 18.4 CedarShp CDR 12.25 -0.36 -48 7.3
12 B- 19.8 Chimera n CIM 5.84 -0.16 -23 11.0
81 E 23.1 CogdSpen CSA 16.29 0.65 185 8.6
43 B 43.0 ColonlPty CLP 17.26 -0.11 -17 11.6
70 B- 40.8 CousinsPty CUZ 21.78 -1.63 -1 6.8
80 D+ 56.5 CpOffcPty OFC 33.67 -1.93 -20 4.4
2 D- 29.5 CrystalR CRZ 1.60 -0.06 -26 25.0
47 C+ 13.0 DCT Indl DCT 6.96 -0.10 -5 9.2
12 D+ 17.4 DeefldCap DFR 0.59 -0.03 21 57.6
68 C 29.3 DEmmett DEI 20.14 -0.86 -31 3.7
30 B+ 72.3 DevelprDvs DDR 26.39 -3.17 -44 10.5
18 B- 22.0 DiamRkHos DRH 7.42 -0.58 -19 13.5
89 C 51.3 DigitlRlt DLR 41.28 -1.41 -31 3.0
53 B 48.4 DukeRlty DRE 20.24 -1.80 -10 9.6
26 E 23.2 DuPFabr n DFT 12.18 -0.35 -32 6.2
70 D 10.0 Dynex Cap DX 7.79 0.03 47 11.8
86 B+ 57.5 Eastgroup EGP 44.99 -0.83 -25 4.6
57 B+ 16.3 EducRlty EDR 10.10 -0.21 -20 8.1
84 B+ 68.9 EntertmtP EPR 49.79 -1.81 -48 6.7
79 B+ 59.7 EqLifePrp ELS 45.44 -3.02 22 1.8
86 D+ 61.5 EqtyRsd EQR 39.82 -1.01 -12 4.8
63 D 30.9 Equity One EQY 19.42 -0.12 10 6.2
88 C+ 148.5 EssexPpty ESS 112.71 0.11 -7 3.6
94 D+ 11.0 EstnLtCap ELC 4.75 0.00 -90 ..
78 C+ 20.6 ExtraSpc EXR 14.59 0.24 42 6.9
78 B- 98.9 FederlRlty FRT 73.09 -6.56 22 3.6
9 C 29.5 FelCor FCH 5.53 -0.27 -21 10.8
21 B 50.6 First Industrl FR 19.00 -8.53 205 15.2
29 B 8.6 FriedBR FBR 1.37 -0.10 -22 ..
69 B 21.1 FrkStPrp FSP 12.81 0.01 -13 5.9
78 B+ 31.8 FstPotmc FPO 16.11 -0.23 -30 8.4
2 E 67.4 GenlGrPpty GGP 9.75 2.16 93 20.5
89 B 33.9 GettyRlty GTY 19.37 -0.88 47 9.7
69 D 22.9 Gladstn GOOD 15.00 -0.79 -51 10.0
26 B- 29.7 GlimchRlty GRT 8.52 -1.03 -22 15.0
1 E 38.3 Gramercy GKK 2.34 -0.09 -28107.7
47 B- 6.6 HanovCap HCM 0.27 -0.01 218 ..
74 B- 27.2 HatterasF n HTS 21.64 0.20 -20 19.4
91 B- 42.2 HCP HCP 36.07 -1.93 -31 5.0
93 C+ 54.0 HealthCrR HCN 51.34 -0.94 -27 5.3
91 B 38.7 HealthRlty HR 27.62 -0.43 -13 5.6
57 B 14.2 Hersha Hosp HT 6.70 -0.02 11 10.7
80 B+ 47.4 HghwdPrp HIW 31.27 -1.63 -50 5.4
14 E 14.5 HMG HMG 4.65 0.00 -83 ..
92 B 65.0 HomePptys HME 53.64 -1.25 -29 4.9
17 C+ 49.0 Hosp Prop Tr HPT 17.02 -0.74 -57 18.1
38 C 29.0 HostHtls HST 11.60 -0.49 26 6.9
53 C+ 13.7 HRPT Ptys Tr HRP 6.10 -0.38 -31 13.8
4 C+ 10.0 ImpacMtg IMH 0.31 -0.02 58 ..
80 E 11.3 IncomeOpRe IOT 5.00 0.00 114 ..
76 B- 21.1 InlandRE IRC 14.00 -0.67 -5 7.0
88 B+ 11.8 InvtRlEst IRET 10.49 -0.05 -23 6.4
1 E 52.9 iStarFinl SFI 2.12 0.17 -28 ..
25 C+ 21.6 JER Inv JRT 5.01 0.20 -45 24.0
48 C 90.2 Kilroy Rlty KRC 40.13 -3.22 32 5.8
62 B 53.6 Kimco Rlty KIM 31.80 -2.51 43 5.5
36 C+ 21.8 KiteRealty KRG 10.08 -1.32 60 8.1
11 E 30.3 KKRFincl KFN 5.87 0.10 4 27.3
88 B+ 31.2 LTC Ppty Inc LTC 26.50 -0.75 -37 5.9
27 C+ 49.8 LaSalleHtl LHO 19.49 -1.29 -24 10.8
50 B- 19.5 LexRltyTr LXP 11.51 -1.20 -19 11.5
79 C+ 54.6 Liberty Ppty LRY 32.09 -1.44 277 7.8
33 B 103.6 Macerich MAC 48.40 -6.05 185 6.6
59 B- 56.5 MackCali Rlt CLI 29.65 -1.87 -19 8.6
5 D 44.7 MaguirePr MPG 6.45 0.45 -45 ..
69 D 16.7 MedclProp MPW 9.97 -0.38 -22 10.8
42 C+ 11.1 MFA Mtg MFA 5.51 -0.09 -68 16.0
32 D- 11.2 MHIHosp MDH 4.20 0.01 -50 16.2
70 C 66.0 Mid Am Apt MAA 45.12 -0.02 -11 5.5
58 B+ 14.9 MissWst MSW 8.84 -0.10 -63 9.0
84 B 9.1 MonREIT MNRTA 7.25 -0.12 -66 8.3
91 A+ 35.5 Natl Hlth Inv NHI 32.99 -0.01 -32 6.7
80 B- 26.1 NatRetPrp NNN 21.64 -0.94 -45 6.9
17 D- 33.5 Newcstle NCT 4.97 -0.81 -30 20.1
57 C+ 18.1 NStarRlty NRF 7.34 -0.06 -13 19.6
89 B+ 40.0 NtnwdHlth NHP 34.39 -0.66 -48 5.1
9 D 40.5 NYMtgTr NYMT 3.01 -0.54 -98 21.3
92 B 19.7 OmegaHlth OHI 18.10 -0.12 -21 6.6
77 C+ 26.1 OneLibertyPr OLP 16.77 0.56 -28 8.6
26 D+ 7.4 OrigenFnl ORGN 1.16 0.01 -76 ..
89 D 18.9 PacOffPT PCE 6.60 -0.05 -89 3.0
18 B- 50.4 Penn REIT PEI 15.37 -1.80 54 14.8
80 B- 10.4 PittsWVRR PW 9.27 0.02 20 5.6
89 D+ 60.0 Plum Crk Tim PCL 45.64 -0.65 -11 3.7
56 C+ 15.9 PMC Cmrcl PCC 7.45 -0.08 69 12.1
41 C 55.9 Post Pptys PPS 25.36 -1.15 -38 7.1
58 A- 8.2 PresRltyA PDLA 4.60 0.00 -58 13.9
58 C+ 8.1 PresRltyB PDLB 4.75 -0.05 -67 13.5
70 D 57.9 PrkwyProp PKY 33.80 -1.66 -20 7.7
19 D- 73.3 ProLogis PLD 34.41 -2.30 -45 6.0
83 C+ 77.6 PS BusPk PSB 53.26 -1.84 17 3.3
91 B+ 117.2 PublicStg PSA 89.42 -3.32 -30 2.5
84 B+ 27.7 PubStgDSA PSAA 25.52 -0.38 16 9.6
16 B- 38.3 RAIT Fin RAS 4.37 -0.74 -19 42.1
70 B 39.5 RamcoGers RPT 20.46 -0.06 67 9.0
79 B 49.5 Rayonier RYN 42.58 -1.13 -21 4.7
83 C+ 34.9 RealtyIncm O 24.36 -0.38 -28 6.9
32 B- 66.6 Redwood Tr RWT 18.98 0.47 -40 15.8
67 C+ 93.5 RegencyCtrs REG 56.08 -3.78 -13 5.2
17 C 18.9 ResceCap RSO 4.75 -0.73 17 32.8
19 E 8.1 Roberts Rlty RPI 3.90 0.00 -74 ..
64 B+ 62.7 Saul Centers BFS 44.00 -1.86 72 4.3
74 C+ 124.0 SimonProp SPG 84.81 -3.12 11 4.2
21 D+ 158.9 SLGreenRlty SLG 55.88 0.92 -36 5.6
84 C+ 26.8 SnrHouse SNH 21.59 -0.48 -30 6.5
84 C+ 63.9 SovranSlfSt SSS 41.50 0.04 73 6.2
12 B+ 24.4 StratHtls BEE 6.00 -0.12 -29 16.0
66 B+ 35.5 Sun Cmnts SUI 18.22 -0.53 -41 13.8
32 B- 30.7 SunstnHtl SHO 12.05 -0.89 -36 11.6
33 D- 8.5 SuperHosp SPPR 3.70 -0.11 142 13.8
88 A- 46.3 TangerFact SKT 40.00 -1.00 19 3.8
59 C+ 66.0 Taubman Ctr TCO 41.82 -2.62 0 4.0
43 A- 284.0 ThornbrgM TMA 3.17 -0.62 123 ..
74 B- 23.6 U-Store-It YSI 10.38 -0.69 -23 6.9
86 B- 34.1 UDR INC UDR 23.39 -0.87 -21 5.6
35 D- 16.5 UMHProp UMH 7.15 0.00 -48 10.1
91 A- 42.0 UnivrslHR UHT 36.50 -1.03 -23 6.4
88 C 19.1 UrstdBdl UBP 16.73 -0.44 -95 5.1
93 B 20.5 UrstdBdlA UBA 17.87 -0.18 -31 5.3
88 B 52.0 Ventas VTR 45.18 -2.18 -31 4.5
55 B- 16.0 VesRMII rs VRTB 4.10 -0.25 -75 ..
65 E 6.5 VestinRMI VRTA 2.25 0.00 -73 ..
68 D 136.6 VorndRlty VNO 81.57 -2.81 -1 4.4
90 C+ 43.4 Wash REIT WRE 33.94 -0.70 -34 5.1
73 D 52.3 WeingrtnR WRI 30.24 -2.10 -3 6.9
48 A+ 7.3 WinthropR FUR 3.49 -0.03 -4 7.4
10 Most Act i ve St ocks
EPS Rel Acc Closing Net Vol Vol%
Rnk| Str |Dis| Stock Name | Price | Up | (100s) | Chg
10 Most % Up (St ocks Over $12)
EPS Rel Closing Net Vol Vol%
Rnk| Str| Stock Name | Price | Up | (100s) | Chg
.. 40 E 26.92 PSDvMxUSs PDN 16.68 +0.76 25 +265
.. 33 E 50.50 IShUSPfd n PFF 29.02 +1.02 438 +125
82 23 D 29.04 Chase CCF 12.33 0.36 87 +778
.. 77 E 35.69 SpdrPhrm o XPH 30.47 0.86 126 +604
.. 60 E 46.22 RdxCnsDs RCD 30.49 1.26 40 +442
.. 98 C+ 101.3 PrUSR1KG SFK 100.0 0.41 70 +233
.. 32 D 24.20 DWSREst SRQ 12.10 1.53 156 +199
.. 28 C 76.43 Rydx2xFin RFL 44.00 6.74 62 +170
.. 33 D+ 102.8 ProUltDow o DDM 50.29 0.5610,031 +151
.. 36 C 25.35 SPALC100 n SZG 16.09 1.62 33 +149
91 46 C+ 53.22 BakerMichl BKR 22.04 4.36 184 +141
.. 38 D+ 77.96 ProUltR2K o UWM 37.63 1.81 5,419 +135
.. 65 E 19.86 FTREIT n FRI 13.81 0.36 28 +125
.. 63 D+ 86.54 SpdrWilRE RWR 59.51 2.16 1,552 +119
.. 17 E 122.8 ProUltQQQ o QLD 45.99 0.9139,339 +110
Rnk Str Dis High Stock Name Symbol Price Change (1000s) Change
AMEX St ocks On The Move
Stocks $12 and higher with at least {point change and 20,000
shares traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative
Strength 80 or more are boldfaced.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
Total Volume: 42,499,612 Change: "10.1%
.. 81D+ PrUShFn 108.20 +6.20 19.16 49
.. 97B PrUShSP 76.02 +0.89 48.33 +73
.. 98B+ PrUShQQQ 61.15 +0.56 52.54 +19
.. 41D SPDREnergy 59.02 +0.31 43.42 +6
.. 24E ProUltSP 45.07 0.14 43.29 +180
.. 54D+ SPDR 111.44 0.41375.62 +27
.. 47B SPDRFincl 19.20 0.44226.46 0
.. 61D DJIDiamnd 104.79 0.48 26.53 +3
.. 17E ProUltQQQ 45.99 0.91 39.34 +110
.. 18D+ ProUltFn 16.33 0.92108.10 +41
.. 78 PrUShRE 95.82 +7.16 6,543,2 4
.. 81 NuvIMATF 13.75 +0.85 7,0 +79
.. 92 RdxIn2xRs 97.45 +5.95 35,4 +17
.. 81 EVInsPA 13.55 +0.80 3,3 25
.. 81 PrUShFn 108.20 +6.2019,164,3 49
.. 97 PrUSR2KG 94.79 +5.35 24,8 19
.. 49 RydxInvFn 66.71 +3.58 10,4 25
.. 9 Rydx2xEn 33.20 +1.70 12,4 +288
.. 92 ProUSR2K 84.30 +3.9210,117,9 +33
.. 40 PSDvMxUSs 16.68 +0.76 25,2 +265
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P R GrpAcc52-Wk Closing Vol%
S S Str Dis Hi Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg
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A B
29 95 A B 18.7 Argan n AGX 15.29 . 44 52
16 80 CB 29.9 BPZRes BZP 14.59 . 33 40
91 46 B+C+ 53.2 BakerMichl BKR 22.044.36 +141
71 89 A+A 115 BioRad A BIO 95.061.29 55
81 77 B+C 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 68.52+2.52 +25
C D E
86 37 D D 11.7 CEFranklin CFK 6.65 +. 05 69k
43 50 A D 18.7 CaracoPh CPD 12.18 . 01 65k
.. 51 B D 26.9 ClayYldH CVY 17.59 . 25 33
.. 24 B E 58.3 ClayBRIC EEB 31.10 . 65 +22
.. 57 B E 32.2 ClaySIns NFO 22.32 . 05 42
.. 55 B D+ 27.9 ClayStlth STH 18.19 . 44 80
.. 40 B E 33.7 ClaySecR XRO 21.38 +. 31 +22
.. 36 B E 30.2 ClayClear CSD 16.63 . 15 40
.. 65 B D 28.1 ClaySabD DEF 21.49 . 26 56
.. 58 B D 30.2 ClayOcn OTP 22.07 +. 07 +904
.. 38 B E 27.7 ClayDvInt EEN 16.85 ... 63
.. 58 B E 27.5 ClayMCpCr n CZA 19.94 ... 60
.. 53 B E 29.9 ClayOcnTG n OTR 21.19 . 63 95
.. 42 B D 26.8 ClayGrLcp n XGC 16.36 . 18 94
.. 47 B C 23.7 ClaySPGDvO LVL 14.45 +. 61 26
.. 34 B D 28.8 ClyClrGl EXB 15.17 . 15 90
.. 26 B D 36.5 ClayCdEn n ENY 18.00 . 69 37
.. 38 B C+ 27.6 ClayCtry n CRO 16.91 +. 01 45
.. 44 B C+ 25.4 ClayIntY n HGI 16.40 +. 15 81
.. 68 B B 26.0 ClayDvRtn n IRO 18.00 . 70 50
.. 40 B E 26.2 ClayGTim n CUT 15.58 . 18 70
.. 28 B E 27.1 ClayChSC n HAO 14.94 +. 24 +111
.. 44 B D+ 26.8 ClayWatr n CGW 18.13 . 40 21
.. 81 B D 54.4 ClayBond n UBD 48.46 . 00 10
.. 84 B D+ 51.6 ClayMicr n ULQ 49.94 +. 24 94
.. 74 B D 52.4 ClayUS1 n UEM 45.94 +. 33 63
.. 53 B C 51.9 CohStGRl GRI 36.55 . 55 85
73 37 CE 95.2 Contango MCF 46.88 +. 33 45
.. 61 B D 142 DJIDiamnd DIA 104.8 . 48 +3
3 86 D+B 11.1 EngInfra EII 10.09 +. 09 +74
F G H
.. 78 B D+ 27.7 FTAmBio FBT 22.71 +. 15 +22k
.. 55 B C+ 19.4 FTCnsmDis n FXD 12.52 . 52 14k
.. 77 B D+ 20.2 FTCnsStp n FXG 17.10 . 20 +13k
.. 51 B D 25.3 FTStrVal FDV 18.18 . 02 +78k
.. 42 B B 34.2 FTDJGlDv n FGD 20.15 . 59 79
.. 42 B E 28.1 FTDJInt FDN 17.47 +. 05 +95k
.. 69 B D 25.5 FTDJMic FDM 18.49 . 01 +32k
.. 30 B D 32.4 FTSelDv30 n FDD 15.81 +. 11 38k
.. 26 B D+ 30.2 FTEnrgy n FXN 15.862.17 +83k
.. 65 B C+ 18.7 FTFincl n FXO 12.05 . 16 +206k
.. 47 B B 56.0 FTrFTSE n FFR 34.00 . 37 +6k
.. 71 B D+ 21.4 FTHlthCr n FXH 17.04 +. 08 50k
.. 45 B D 20.1 FTIndPrd n FXR 13.67 . 09 47k
.. 45 B E 25.9 FTIPOX FPX 18.01 +. 35 44k
.. 60 B C 30.4 FTLCpCre n FEX 22.17 +. 61 96k
.. 44 B D 32.0 FTLCpGr n FTC 21.68 . 12 +57k
.. 63 B C 29.8 FTLCpVal n FTA 21.15 . 36 40k
.. 33 B E 24.4 FTMatlrs n FXZ 14.83 . 06 +19k
.. 60 B D 30.6 FTMCpCre n FNX 22.44 . 20 81k
.. 74 B D+ 23.9 FTMStrDv FDL 16.11 . 11 52k
.. 47 B E 32.3 FTMulCpGr n FAD 22.32 . 36 +76k
.. 67 B D 28.9 FTMulCpV n FAB 21.26 . 38 10k
.. 65 B E 19.9 FTREIT n FRI 13.81 . 36 +125k
.. 71 B B 30.0 FTSmCpCr n FYX 22.51 . 09 38k
.. 42 B B 22.8 FTTechlgy n FXL 14.12 . 22 +2k
.. 65 B B 19.7 FTUtils n FXU 14.76 . 10 15k
.. 39 B E 18.6 FstTrVL100 FVL 11.97 +. 06 +55k
.. 72 B D 17.2 FstTrVLDv FVD 13.61 . 01 +125k
.. 55 B E 21.8 FTrVLEq FVI 15.67 . 28 +264k
36 24 D B 28.6 GenesEngy GEL 12.89 . 14 58
24 58 D+D 25.2 Geokinetic GOK 14.811.04 8
90 86 BB+ 46.5 Gormanrupp GRC 33.961.34 +3k
99 51 BD 110 Graham GHM 40.69 . 61 35k
.. 47 B C+ 38.0 GrHCmdty GCC 26.18 . 25 18
6 65 D D+ 25.5 GreenHtr n GRH 12.82 . 38 81
78 29 E E 18.5 GrupoSimec SIM 8.31 +. 10 31
37 10 D+C+ 16.5 HQSustM n HQS 4.99 . 25 56
73 85 BC 25.6 HawkClA HWK 17.381.81 73
.. 80 B C+ 1.1 HB2BInt BHH . 45 . 01 86k
.. 89 B C 206 HBiotech BBH 182.0+2.38 45
.. 50 B E 16.2 HBrdbd BDH 10.63 +. 10 66k
.. 36 B E 94.0 HEur2001 EKH 56.201.35 +260k
.. 39 B D 68.5 HInternt HHH 40.93 +. 40 +61
.. 57 B E 56.5 HIntArc IAH 39.79 +. 37 69k
.. 12 B D 6.0 HIntInf IIH 2.29 . 05 66k
.. 55 B D+ 67.4 HMkt2000 MKH 48.24 +. 01 42k
.. 25 B E 229 HOilSvc OIH 128.3+2.07 8
.. 71 B D 84.1 HPharm PPH 66.14 +. 02 20
.. 82 B B 155 HRegBk RKH 108.8 . 84 61
.. 75 B C 104 HoldrsRetl RTH 85.38 . 42 7
.. 45 B C+ 37.6 HMLSemi SMH 23.45 +. 35 21
.. 71 B D 46.1 HSftware SWH 36.99 . 41 +30
.. 45 B C+ 42.0 HoldrsTel TTH 25.85 +. 27 +20k
.. 50 B E 142 HUtil UTH 105.3 +. 62 90
.. 34 B E 80.5 HWirelss WMH 46.17 +. 15 89k
I J K L
84 38 E D+ 63.1 ImprlOil IMO 38.202.00 +58
61 92 D B 41.6 InterOil IOC 25.50 +. 24 60
68 36 A+D 65.0 InvrnsMed IMA 27.68 . 53 +34
.. 78 B B 101 IShrsCmxG IAU 81.93 . 24 +76k
.. 63 B D 106 IShHYCBd n HYG 82.50 . 14 60k
.. 63 B D 55.8 IShrsKLDSo DSI 41.18 +. 29 87k
.. 85 B D 105 IShLeFxB n MBB 102.3 +. 14 30k
.. 81 B C+ 108 IShCalMuni CMF 100.9 . 08 91
.. 82 B D 104 IShNMuBd n MUB 98.75 ... 21k
.. 81 B C+ 105 IShNYMuni NYF 99.98 . 02 56
.. 33 B E 50.5 IShUSPfd n PFF 29.02+1.02 +125k
.. 29 B D 20.7 IShSilver SLV 10.98 +. 18 26k
20 31 E D+ 28.9 LSBInds LXU 13.14 . 10 51
92 93 D+B 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 14.92 +. 12 48
M N O
.. 99 B A 27.0 Mac100OilD DOY 25.00 . 38 79
.. 31 B C 36.0 Mac100OilU UOY 24.00 +. 01 59
.. 17 B E 66.2 MktVAgr n MOO 30.58 +. 46 +25
.. 77 B D 111 MktVInt n ITM 97.42 . 24 61
.. 68 B E 103 MktVLgM n MLN 85.70 +. 55 38
.. 82 B B+ 51.4 MktVShMu n SMB 48.88 . 06 93
.. 55 B D 58.5 MktVEnvir EVX 41.77 . 39 73k
.. 22 B D 45.0 MktVGam BJK 22.26 . 84 +35
.. 22 B C+ 56.9 MktVGold GDX 29.22 +. 27 12
.. 19 B E 45.0 MkVNucE n NLR 20.34 . 12 41
.. 46 B .. 38.8 MkVHardAst HAP 28.40 +. 23 60
.. 35 B D 45.6 MktVSolar n KWT 26.90 +. 57 +49
.. 13 B E 114 MktVSteel SLX 45.19 +. 77 +15
97 7 BE 18.9 Metalico MEA 4.94 . 17 31
76 99 CD+ 55.9 MexcoEn MXC 14.00 . 01 +5
38 81 A B 55.8 Ntl Hlthcr NHC 47.27 +. 77 59
95 32 D E 33.0 NGSvcs NGS 16.10 +. 20 52
.. 46 B D 27.2 NetsDAX n DAX 18.45 ... 94
.. 27 B E 26.5 NetsJSE40 JNB 15.76 ... 83
.. 46 B E 26.3 NetFtse100 n LDN 18.50 +. 09 46
.. 51 B E 25.2 NetsSinga SGT 18.93 ... 86
.. 40 B C+ 25.3 NetsSPMib ITL 17.52 ... 96
.. 42 B C+ 28.4 NetASX200 n AUS 17.95 +. 40 65
P Q R
49 45 DC 20.8 PnrDrlng PDC 11.47 . 01 +11
.. 47 B C 16.3 PSAutBGr PAO 11.32 . 08 92
.. 55 B D 16.2 PSAutoBal PCA 12.00 +. 32 94
.. 40 B C+ 16.4 PSAutGr PTO 10.63 . 22 +20
.. 49 B D 24.3 PSAerDef PPA 16.00 . 10 17k
.. 65 B D 26.4 PSBuybk PKW 19.36 +. 02 6k
.. 40 B D 38.0 PSCleantc PZD 23.85 . 12 +82k
.. 63 B D 46.6 PwshrsDB DBC 31.06 . 21 +39
.. 47 B D 43.5 PSAgri DBA 28.21 . 29 +17
.. 42 B E 28.0 PSBMet DBB 18.62 +. 25 24
.. 68 B E 57.0 PSEngy DBE 36.49 . 34 55
.. 68 B E 30.2 PwShCurH DBV 23.88 +. 05 36
.. 75 B C 38.0 PSGold DGL 30.90 . 07 66
.. 67 B E 55.7 PSOil DBO 35.24 . 72 50
.. 68 B C 38.7 PSPrMet DBP 28.76 +. 04 54
.. 28 B D 39.2 PSSilv DBS 20.41 +. 47 10
.. 68 B C+ 18.3 PwShDiv PFM 13.84 . 13 +920k
.. 49 B D 30.7 PSAggGr PGZ 20.53 +. 18 19k
.. 92 B D 27.5 PShBank PJB 20.40 . 12 +25k
.. 40 B B 21.1 PSBldCns PKB 12.48 . 12 88k
.. 75 B C+ 20.6 PwShBio PBE 16.90 . 12 43k
.. 36 B D 39.3 PShBasM PYZ 24.73 +. 37 5k
.. 57 B D 27.4 PShCnsD PEZ 18.14 . 23 13k
.. 78 B C 30.4 PShCnsS PSL 24.99 . 29 11k
.. 67 B C+ 26.1 PSDeepV PVM 20.53 . 75 +7k
.. 38 B C+ 45.9 PShEngy PXI 27.79 +. 38 55k
.. 34 B E 32.3 PSEnEx PXE 18.52 +. 17 8k
.. 71 B C+ 27.4 PShFinl PFI 20.76 . 04 +72k
.. 75 B D 18.7 PwShFdBev PBJ 14.93 . 06 +204k
.. 65 B E 30.5 PShHlSv PTJ 21.25 . 32 83k
.. 69 B C+ 32.7 PShHlthc PTH 24.07 . 23 +130k
.. 40 B D 21.5 PwSHard PHW 11.74 +. 04 91k
.. 47 B E 33.3 PShInds PRN 22.82 . 03 71k
.. 77 B C+ 18.7 PwShIns PIC 15.23 +. 08 +500k
.. 47 B E 18.8 PwShLeis PEJ 11.12 . 33 93k
.. 47 B C+ 19.5 PwShLgGr PWB 13.56 +. 07 39k
.. 65 B D 21.8 PwShLgVal PWV 16.38 . 04 37k
.. 57 B D 28.7 PShMagni PIQ 20.85 . 12 31k
.. 52 B D+ 53.6 PwShDyMkt PWC 38.39 . 03 60k
.. 38 B D 17.0 PwShMedia PBS 9.44 . 08 34k
.. 40 B C+ 25.0 PwShMdGr PWJ 16.33 ... 31k
.. 53 B C+ 20.3 PwShMdVal PWP 13.61 . 09 +64k
.. 43 B D 21.3 PwShNetwk PXQ 12.28 . 32 27k
.. 25 B E 34.3 PSOilSv PXJ 18.94 +. 13 9
.. 59 B D 58.4 PwShDyOtc PWO 40.49 . 44 87k
.. 79 B D 19.3 PwSPharma PJP 16.93 . 04 52k
.. 69 B E 18.8 PSRetail PMR 13.74 . 22 +13k
.. 43 B E 19.4 PwShSemi PSI 12.16 +. 08 35k
.. 55 B E 19.4 PwShSmGr PWT 13.09 . 21 12k
.. 69 B D 18.8 PwShSmVal PWY 13.78 . 25 +27k
.. 60 B B 21.5 PwShSoft PSJ 15.09 . 23 19k
.. 55 B D 29.2 PShTch PTF 20.42 ... 41k
.. 51 B C+ 22.1 PwSTelc PTE 13.08 +. 08 57k
.. 66 B C+ 20.6 PwsUtils PUI 16.79 ... 31k
.. 28 B D 38.9 PwrShChna PGJ 18.34 +. 02 +16k
.. 28 B E 27.2 PShGWtr n PIO 15.01 . 15 45
.. 65 B C 17.1 PwHiGrDv PHJ 12.13 . 23 +38k
.. 86 B A 15.5 PwrShHiYd PEY 11.04 . 12 +116k
.. 71 B D 27.0 PShCalMu n PWZ 21.90 . 00 15
.. 71 B C+ 25.4 PShNYMu n PZT 22.00 +. 30 +29
.. 47 B B 22.5 PwSIntDv PID 14.56 +. 04 19k
.. 47 B E 18.8 PSLNano PXN 11.20 . 02 76k
.. 31 B C 22.6 PShPfd n PGX 12.83 +. 56 +44
.. 43 B D 19.4 PwSValL PIV 12.87 +. 07 26k
.. 51 B D 22.9 PwSWtrRes PHO 16.37 . 04 +59
.. 24 B E 28.8 PwShWHCln PBW 13.35 . 25 13
.. 63 B E 17.9 PwSZMic PZI 11.74 . 09 53k
.. 55 B C+ 29.7 PwSZSC PZJ 19.26 . 26 25
.. 88 B B 28.6 PSh130Tr n PLW 27.46 +. 06 +99
.. 75 B D 30.8 PSUSDBear UDN 26.72 +. 10 22
.. 90 B D+ 25.8 PSUSDBull UUP 24.71 . 17 56
.. 24 B C+ 33.3 PShAsiaP n PUA 16.03 +. 04 87
.. 26 B D 32.0 PShDvInt n PFA 14.75 . 22 70
.. 31 B D 26.5 PShEurop n PEH 14.50 . 55 91
.. 60 B C+ 28.8 PSLgCap PJF 21.55 +. 06 29k
.. 45 B C 29.0 PSMidCp PJG 19.50 +. 04 +571k
.. 67 B C 26.8 PSSmCap PJM 20.06 . 21 67k
.. 67 B C+ 28.2 PShEMSov n PCY 22.28 +. 16 69
.. 34 B D 24.8 PSFinPf PGF 14.33 +. 48 +81k
.. 30 B D 28.2 PSAPcxJs n PDQ 14.90 +. 15 83
.. 40 B E 26.9 PSDvMxUSs PDN 16.68 +. 76 +265
.. 34 B B 28.7 PSEmgMk n PXH 17.07 . 03 52
.. 28 B C+ 26.9 PSEurSm n PWD 14.75 . 32 +376
.. 24 B D 35.0 PShGEng n PBD 17.56 . 08 30
.. 53 B B 26.6 PSHYCpBd n PHB 18.98 . 80 +85
.. 68 B D 25.9 PShNatMu n PZA 21.65 . 29 +47
.. 33 B D+ 27.9 PSIntEq n PFP 15.09 +. 07 87
.. 44 B C+ 27.4 PSPrivEq PSP 14.60 . 49 67k
.. 42 B D 30.9 PSVLIR PYH 20.98 . 09 48k
.. 84 B D 27.0 PSVrdoTF n PVI 24.98 . 06 28
.. 34 B C 32.1 PSWHPrE PUW 19.79 . 03 83k
.. 93 B D+ 72.9 ProShtDow DOG 71.76 +. 52 +22
.. 77 B D 93.1 ProSShFn SEF 70.00+1.90 68
.. 94 B B N H ProShtMC MYY 72.19 +. 32 43
.. 97 B D+ 102 ProShtEafe EFZ 99.45 . 55 +49
.. 97 B D 107 PrShtEM n EUM 99.13 . 12 38
.. 97 B B+ 94.2 ProSShOG DDG 90.653.57 +65
.. 96 B B N H ProShtQQQ PSQ 70.28 +. 02 +94
.. 91 B D+ 92.1 ProShR2K RWM 82.36+1.38 +87
.. 95 B C 88.0 ProShtSP SH 76.23 +. 93 +20
.. 91 B C+ 100 ProShtSC SBB 79.47+1.01 +52
.. 5 B E 113 PrUBasM UYM 34.32 . 97 +100
.. 65 B B 80.4 ProUCnG UGE 54.73 . 88 +53k
.. 36 B E 67.5 ProUCnS UCC 32.45 . 47 79
.. 33 B D+ 103 ProUltDow DDM 50.29 . 56 +151
.. 18 B D+ 63.0 ProUltFn UYG 16.33 . 92 +41
.. 61 B D 77.7 ProUltHC RXL 51.00 . 08 65k
.. 17 B E 94.8 ProUltInd UXI 37.30 +. 09 +31
.. 23 B E 97.7 ProUltMC MVV 44.571.45 +18
.. 12 B E 131 ProUOG DIG 54.57+1.51 +24
.. 17 B E 123 ProUltQQQ QLD 45.99 . 91 +110
.. 26 B C+ 53.5 ProUltRE URE 20.632.04 +79
.. 22 B D 82.7 ProUR1KG UKF 38.21 +. 70 39
.. 26 B C 72.7 ProUR1KV UVG 32.12 . 78 22
.. 27 B C+ 79.9 PrUR2KG UKK 35.75 . 71 13
.. 55 B B 62.0 ProUR2KV UVT 33.20 . 97 +53
.. 13 B D 80.2 PrURMCG UKW 30.28 . 73 5
.. 27 B D 67.5 PrURMCV UVU 31.05 . 48 69
.. 38 B D+ 78.0 ProUltR2K UWM 37.631.81 +135
.. 24 B E 102 ProUltSP SSO 45.07 . 14 +180
.. 12 B D 92.2 ProUSemi USD 26.65 +. 17 24k
.. 44 B C+ 81.4 ProUltSC SAA 40.311.09 +101
.. 20 B D 99.9 ProUTech ROM 38.34 +. 45 +16
.. 26 B D 90.7 ProUltTel n LTL 45.22 . 29 +87
.. 20 B E 95.8 ProUltUtl UPW 45.46 ... 31k
.. 63 B E 75.0 ProUSL20 n TBT 59.11 . 68 7
.. 76 B C+ 74.0 ProUSL710 PST 65.25 . 19 49
.. 99 B A 66.1 PrUShBM SMN 64.34 . 33 13
.. 90 B B 84.8 PrUShCnG SZK 76.57+1.57 35k
.. 96 B B+ 118 PrUShCnS SCC 111.6+2.96 +2
.. 95 B B 72.7 PrUShDow DXD 65.87 +. 86 +38
.. 81 B D+ 212 PrUShFn SKF 108.2+6.20 49
.. 95 B A 145 PrUShCh25 FXP 99.99 +. 09 15
.. 92 B B 88.4 PrUShHc RXD 83.00 +. 11 84k
.. 99 B B+ N H PrUShInd SIJ 92.45 +. 56 7k
.. 98 B B N H PrUShMC MZZ 76.57+2.10 +24
.. 99 B B 139 ProUShEafe EFU 130.5 . 91 +46
.. 98 B B 145 PrUltSEM n EEV 113.5+2.60 10
.. 98 B B N H PrUlSMSCI EWV 114.2+3.41 12
.. 97 B A 54.6 PrUShOG DUG 43.591.38 10
.. 98 B B+ N H PrUShQQQ QID 61.15 +. 56 +19
.. 98 B C+ N H PrUSR1KG SFK 100.0 . 41 +233
.. 97 B C 116 PrUSR1KV SJF 108.8+2.72 23
.. 97 B B 99.0 PrUSR2KG SKK 94.79+5.35 19
.. 84 B B 134 PrUSR2KV SJH 93.43+3.23 49
.. 78 B D+ 152 PrUShRE SRS 95.82+7.16 4
.. 99 B B N H PrUSRMCG SDK 114.0+2.07 29
.. 97 B B N H PrUSRMCV SJL 112.7+3.41 71
.. 92 B B 97.7 ProUSR2K TWM 84.30+3.92 +33
.. 97 B B 81.7 PrUShSP SDS 76.02 +. 89 +73
.. 99 B B+ 108 PrUShSem SSG 103.31.78 48k
.. 93 B C+ 114 ProUShSc SDD 83.00+3.00 21
.. 98 B C N H PrUShTch REW 86.72 . 78 36
.. 97 B B N H ProUltSTel n TLL 88.46 +. 39 78
.. 99 B C 80.7 PrUShUtl SDP 80.32 +. 46 58k
.. 42 B C+ 75.5 Rdx2xRUT RRY 42.992.01 +22
.. 26 B D 76.9 Rdx2xSPX RSU 38.511.49 +71
.. 26 B D 77.1 Rdx2xMdC RMM 40.511.55 +37
.. 9 B D 79.4 Rydx2xEn REA 33.20+1.70 +288
.. 28 B C 76.4 Rydx2xFin RFL 44.006.74 +170
.. 77 B D+ 87.3 Rydx2xHC RHM 68.35+2.73 95
.. 23 B E 72.4 Rydx2xTch RTG 43.44 +. 00 96
.. 92 B C+ 109 RdxIn2xRs RRZ 97.45+5.95 +17
.. 97 B B 119 RdxIn2xSP RSW 116.6+3.94 +23
.. 97 B C+ N H RdxIn2xMd RMS 111.3+5.05 72
.. 99 B B 132 RydxInvEn REC 124.14.09 51
.. 49 B C+ 132 RydxInvFn RFN 66.71+3.58 25
.. 83 B C+ 78.0 RydxInvHC RHO 75.66 ... 40
.. 98 B B 113 RydxInvTc RTW 111.3 ... 98
.. 61 B D 118 RydRus50 XLG 85.77 . 24 26k
.. 52 B C 51.8 RdxSPEqlWt RSP 35.69 . 51 +2k
.. 49 B E 40.0 RdxSPGth RPG 28.33 . 23 70k
.. 57 B B 36.5 RdxSPVal RPV 22.50 . 28 77k
.. 60 B E 46.2 RdxCnsDs RCD 30.491.26 +442k
.. 79 B D+ 53.8 RdxCnStp RHS 47.49 . 57 89k
.. 28 B D+ 82.6 RdxEngy RYE 46.56 . 00 46k
.. 47 B D+ 49.9 RdxFncl RYF 27.39 . 16 86k
.. 74 B C+ 59.5 RdxHlthC RYH 49.50 +. 06 78k
.. 47 B D 60.8 RdxIndls RGI 41.13 . 88 +21k
.. 45 B C+ 60.7 RdxMatls RTM 40.75 . 51 47k
.. 44 B E 55.4 RdxTech RYT 35.52 . 37 +96k
.. 58 B D+ 64.0 RdxUtil RYU 47.13 . 16 +11k
.. 57 B B 59.7 RdxMGth RFG 45.33 . 55 9k
.. 66 B D 36.6 RdxMVal RFV 26.13 . 49 +64k
.. 69 B D 45.9 RdxSCGr RZG 34.49 . 79 2k
.. 72 B B 39.4 RdxSCVal RZV 28.24 . 45 82k
S T
.. 54 B D+ 168 S&PMdcpDR MDY 121.62.42 +37
.. 38 B E 25.1 SPAMG100 n SIH 15.84 . 12 +999
.. 45 B D 24.8 SPAMG200 n SNB 16.18 +. 62 66
.. 30 B E 25.2 SPAMG40 n SFV 14.53 . 47 29
.. 36 B C 25.4 SPALC100 n SZG 16.091.62 +149
.. 42 B E 24.8 SPAMC100 n SVD 16.601.22 +121
.. 53 B E 24.8 SPASC100 n SSK 16.61 +. 03 +8
.. 61 B C+ 38.3 SPDRConsm XLY 26.27 . 62 11
.. 83 B C+ 30.3 SPDRCnStpl XLP 27.38 . 07 +28
.. 55 B E 62.8 SPIntTip n WIP 50.14 . 26 67
.. 52 B B 83.2 SpdrGlobT DGT 58.07 . 02 78k
.. 51 B E 52.8 SpdrWlsRE RWO 37.352.28 14
.. 31 B D 66.1 SpdrIntRE RWX 36.13 . 46 +68k
.. 57 B C 72.0 SpdrLgCap ELR 52.42 +. 53 +7k
.. 52 B E 61.5 SpdrLCapG ELG 44.41 . 24 +53k
.. 57 B D 90.6 SpdrLCapV ELV 62.64 . 14 +81k
.. 49 B D 64.0 SpdrMdCap EMM 42.25 . 80 51k
.. 45 B B 72.9 SpdrMCpG EMG 48.22 . 44 +147k
.. 63 B D+ 61.7 SpdrMCpV EMV 44.972.62 +113k
.. 63 B D+ 86.5 SpdrWilRE RWR 59.512.16 +119k
.. 60 B D 68.1 SpdrSmCap DSC 48.111.11 +38k
.. 50 B D 110 SpdrSCapG DSG 73.661.30 +74k
.. 66 B D+ 74.3 SpdrSCapV DSV 53.97 . 73 +76k
.. 55 B D 113 SpdrTotMkt TMW 80.55 . 08 22k
.. 41 B D 91.4 SPDREnergy XLE 59.02 +. 31 +6
.. 47 B B 36.0 SPDRFincl XLF 19.20 . 44 0
.. 51 B D 64.4 SpdrMcQGl GII 46.12 +. 24 60k
.. 73 B C+ 37.9 SPDRHlthC XLV 30.04 . 26 +22
.. 45 B D 42.0 SPDRInds XLI 28.00 . 27 +54
.. 75 B B 54.8 KbwBk KBE 33.76 . 99 +26
.. 38 B C+ 71.6 KbwCM KCE 38.15 . 79 81k
.. 40 B C+ 59.5 KbwIns KIE 34.60 +. 35 75k
.. 93 B B 54.7 KBWRB KRE 36.32 . 53 59
.. 85 B B 48.9 SpLehTbl BIL 45.98 ... +12
.. 82 B C+ 55.9 SpLehAgBd LAG 52.76 . 01 66
.. 78 B E 54.3 SpBrcTips IPE 49.33 +. 14 +72
.. 82 B C+ 25.4 SPLehCAM CXA 21.79 +. 12 +20
.. 60 B D+ 48.2 SpdrLehHY JNK 37.79 . 68 18
.. 78 B D+ 59.0 SPLeIntTB BWX 52.41 +. 42 61
.. 87 B B 57.5 SpLehIntTr ITE 56.85 +. 17 37
.. 88 B B+ 57.3 SpLehLTTr TLO 55.54 +. 16 +157
.. 78 B C 24.1 SpLehMu TFI 20.95 +. 07 +113
.. 74 B D 25.9 SPLeNYMu INY 20.39 +. 10 62
.. 84 B D 25.2 SPLeSTMu SHM 22.67 +. 65 +87
.. 39 B E 46.5 SPDRMatls XLB 30.35 . 14 +15
.. 43 B D 69.1 MSTech MTK 43.74 . 28 73k
.. 38 B D 45.4 SpdMSxUS CWI 28.37 +. 04 5k
.. 49 B D 57.0 SpdrPrJpn JPP 38.63 +. 13 +27k
.. 51 B D+ 49.7 SpdrSCJpn JSC 34.21 +. 08 87k
.. 54 B D+ 158 SPDR SPY 111.4 . 41 +27
.. 84 B C+ 69.9 SpdrBiot XBI 58.13 . 50 36
.. 22 B D 36.2 SPBRIC40 BIK 18.34 . 55 16
.. 27 B D 114 SpdChina n GXC 50.10 +. 49 13
.. 82 B B+ 62.3 SpdrDiv SDY 49.11 . 53 37k
.. 34 B D 105 SpEmgAsP GMF 53.96 +. 69 83k
.. 18 B D 76.2 SpdrEEur n GUR 38.141.64 30k
.. 27 B E 101 SpEmLtAm n GML 53.911.68 22k
.. 28 B E 86.4 SpdEMkts n GMM 47.961.01 74k
.. 44 B C+ 80.2 SpdEMEA n GAF 50.33 +. 05 27k
.. 24 B D 54.9 SpdrEMSmC EWX 31.31 . 35 63
.. 77 B A 24.9 SpdrHome XHB 17.561.03 +40
.. 62 B E 27.1 SpdrICnDis IPD 22.80 ... 83
.. 70 B D 29.7 SpdrICnStp IPS 25.49 . 14 +167
.. 34 B D 77.3 SpdrIntDiv n DWX 47.51 +. 50 87
.. 48 B .. 32.4 SpdrIEngy IPW 23.99 +. 41 +155
.. 58 B D+ 27.2 SpdrIFncl IPF 22.31 +. 49 95
.. 70 B D 34.1 SpdrIHlthC IRY 28.89 ... 84
.. 40 B E 28.6 SpdrIIndus IPN 21.051.30 +150
.. 28 B D 32.0 SpdrIMatls IRV 20.55 ... 29
.. 40 B E 36.7 SpdrIntMC MDD 25.191.66 +177
.. 34 B C 39.9 SpdrIntSC n GWX 22.75 . 15 43k
.. 44 B .. 29.3 SpdrIntTech IPK 22.05 ... 86
.. 67 B D+ 26.6 SpdrITelec IST 23.07 ... +231
.. 63 B E 29.8 SpdrIUtil IPU 25.52 +. 94 47
.. 13 B E 96.1 SpdrMetM XME 38.40 +. 27 +25
.. 26 B D+ 52.1 SpdrOGEq XES 28.29 +. 31 27k
.. 29 B E 73.0 SpdrOGEx XOP 38.51 . 36 32
.. 77 B E 35.7 SpdrPhrm XPH 30.47 . 86 +604
.. 67 B C+ 41.7 SpdrRetl XRT 27.961.38 10
.. 45 B D 55.9 SpdrSemi XSD 33.15 +. 22 69k
.. 42 B D+ 35.7 SpdWldxUS GWL 22.87 +. 04 21k
.. 50 B C 28.6 SPDRTech XLK 18.93 +. 03 +23
.. 50 B D 44.7 SPDRUtil XLU 32.35 . 26 +21
67 94 A+A 59.3 Tompkns TMP 47.001.70 40k
UVWXYZ
.. 63 B C+ 89.2 US12Mo n USL 55.42 . 73 70
.. 55 B D+ 67.7 US GasFd n UGA 44.95 . 43 +4
.. 40 B C 67.3 USHeatO n UHN 41.96 . 87 75
.. 33 B D 63.9 USNGFd n UNG 32.75 . 33 72
.. 66 B D 119 USOilFnd USO 75.50 . 32 17
9 40 D B+ 24.5 Westmrlnd WLB 12.75 +. 22 57
.. 58 B D 53.9 WTErn500 EPS 38.86 ... +10k
.. 45 B D 54.3 WTErT100 EEZ 35.15 +. 23 +143k
.. 28 B C+ 56.6 WTIntRE n DRW 27.92 . 29 +36k
.. 58 B C 53.2 WTLwPE EZY 36.67 +. 42 +37k
.. 60 B C 51.3 WTMCEr EZM 36.391.20 +88k
.. 69 B E 48.3 WTSCEr EES 35.00 . 85 26k
.. 58 B D 55.2 WTTotEr EXT 38.46 . 19 89k
E
E
E
E
E
54 27 81 D D+16.0 RHIEnt RHIE 13.02 +1.06 36 44 99
48 40 51 B B 22.9 RegalEnt 8.5 RGC 14.10 .77 +14 1.2m 16
38 66 14 A D+29.8 RicksCabrt r RICK 8.88 .15 53 154 9
31 63 29 C D44.0 RylCarib 3.8 RCL 19.61 .66 9 2.9m 6
36 74 27 B D40.7 SciGames SGMS 19.56 .86 48 773 15o
17 54 16 B D62.8 StarwdHt 3.6 r HOT 24.78 .52 17 3.6m 10
75 61 76 B A 47.8 SteinerLeis r STNR 31.68 .90 60 34 12k
60 60 77 D D32.1 SteinwyMus r LVB 25.96 +.90 33 40 13
14 49 24 .. E 16.2 TownSprts r CLUB 5.66 .13 3 145 6
45 86 24 B E 66.3 VailResorts r MTN 30.50 .36 22 347 11o
74 94 51 A B41.2 WMSInds WMS 25.46 2.70 +19 1.3m 21o
17 50 20 C E 33.8 Wyndhm 1.3 WYN 12.49 1.68 +70 4.1m 5
57 85 36 A C+176 Wynn r WYNN 70.95 2.89 19 1.7m 22
29. MEDIA
38 19 87 D B62.7 Amrep AXR 39.44 +.64 52 12 32
55 67 34 A B57.6 BritSky 4.3 BSY 30.05 +.14 1 91 15
24 64 19 D C+31.2 CBSCpA 8.2 CBSA 13.20 .45 43 17 6
24 64 19 D C+31.5 CBSCpB 8.2 CBS 13.25 .37 +9 7.8m 6o
67 98 16 A D31.8 CTCMedia CTCM 14.48 .30 15 426 13k
34 19 71 .. C+35.0 Cablevs 1.8 CVC 21.97 .55 31 1.7m ..o
60 98 12 B D+126 CEurMed CETV 48.82 8.63+465 3.0m 15o
84 83 80 C C+24.5 CmstA 1.3 CMCSA 18.78 +.43 +16 27m 24
82 83 80 C C+24.2 CctSp 1.3 CMCSK 18.65 +.41 +7 8.4m 23
75 72 57 C B+27.1 ChorusE 3.4 r CJR 16.10 .76 80 11 12k
79 49 86 A D 29.1 DirecTV r DTV 25.27 +.28 20 7.9m 19o
55 95 21 B C+47.3 DishNetwk DISH 19.22 .21 5 3.1m 9o
14 73 7 E E 31.2 DolanMn DM 9.21 +.17 62 102 61
69 12 91 D A 50.9 FishrComm FSCI 38.99 +.53 32 25 84
10 30 16 C B 46.2 Gannett 10 GCI 15.16 1.12 11 4.6m 3
60 77 61 .. B 28.1 GpTelevs 1.8 TV 19.84 .64 22 1.9m 15
52 24 82 D C+25.9 HrstArgT 1.4 HTV 20.28 .97 1 179 30
47 38 55 D B42.9 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 28.26 .21 23 1.6m 99o
51 38 55 D B 39.9 LibGlobC r LBTYK 27.02 ... 12 648 99o
20 23 42 C D25.9 LibMCapA r LCAPA 13.13 +.03 49 535 4o
42 2 81 C C 28.6 LibMEntAn LMDIA 23.80 .21 28 1.5m 99o
32 52 33 B D55.1 McGrwH 3.0 r MHP 29.34 .66 9 2.2m 10
27 57 30 C D+62.4 Meredth 3.4 r MDP 25.30 1.25 36 439 8k
33 66 18 C E 17.4 NetSvcC NETC 7.27 .41 +5 894 21k
15 15 46 C D+21.1 NYTimes 6.9 NYT 13.28 .58 25 1.2m 14
52 91 24 B D23.6 NwsCpA 1.1 NWSA 11.09 .12 22 9.4m 8
54 95 22 B E 25.0 NewsCo 1.1 NWS 11.22 .16 40 2.7m 8o
70 88 57 C C+16.8 Pearson 5.6 PSO 10.96 +.06 5 249 13
80 92 55 A D24.1 RRSat 5.5 RRST 11.72 .03 +72 34 14
49 79 56 .. C+40.1 ReedEls 3.7 ENL 29.77 +.18 27 73 10
47 73 56 .. C+54.6 ReedEls 3.6 RUK 40.40 .11 56 33 13
56 60 50 A C 54.3 RogrsCo 2.9 r RCI 32.89 +.43 +8 747 17o
28 32 50 D C+40.0 Scholas 1.2 r SCHL 24.36 .43 20 304 16
53 47 68 D B45.0 ScrippsN .8 SNI 35.76 .35 +33 808 ..
86 97 62 A C+28.8 ShawCom 4.1 r SJR.19.05 .46 8 182 19k
70 82 61 C B33.7 TWCable TWC 22.85 +.60 +24 2.2m 19o
38 69 48 D D19.2 TimeWr 2.0 TWX 12.30 .20 3 26m 12o
48 83 28 A E 45.0 ViacomA VIA 23.70 .43 33 62 9
52 83 28 A D 45.4 ViacomB VIAB 23.68 .43 36 2.3m 9
3 9 9 E D 25.0 VirgnMd 2.3 VMED 6.93 .46 52 3.5m ..o
77 83 76 B C+35.7 WaltDsny 1.2 DIS 30.02 +.06 +5 15m 13o
26 35 40 C C+880 WashP 1.7 WPO 508.113.87 +11 31 18
76 85 73 A D51.8 WilyJhnA 1.3 JWA 39.24 .76 +32 269 17
66 56 78 B B 19.9 WWEnte 9 WWE 15.01 .15 44 177 19o
30. METALS/ STEEL
20 64 7 B E 73.1 AKSteel 1.0 AKS 20.67 +.40 +28 8.5m 5
8 55 4 B E 115 AllegTch 2.8 r ATI 25.39 +.11 +21 3.1m 4
11 42 5 B E 91.0 AlmChina 2.2 ACH 14.32 +.06 28 1.1m 6o
48 84 20 A C+53.7 AmpcoPit 2.9 AP 24.48 +.54 5 64 6k
38 85 16 A E 104 ArcelrMt 2.8 r MT 45.61 +4.76 +39 7.1m 4o
52 89 22 B C+36.9 BarnesG 3.9 r B 16.31 .42 27 452 7
22 61 11 C D58.7 BrushEMat BW 14.66 .99 +60 413 8
17 67 9 B E 79.7 CarpTech 2.9 r CRS 24.70 +1.24 +57 1.5m 5
38 80 4 A E 80.5 CenturyAl CENX 21.37 1.18 +37 2.0m 3
25 48 7 B E 39.8 CmrclMt 3.6 r CMC 13.49 .43 +75 3.7m 5
39 92 14 A E 52.5 ComphSi 9.0 SID 17.60 .26 +16 6.3m 7o
54 80 13 A C+66.3 DynMatl .7 BOOM 21.05 +.84 +20 391 10
46 89 22 C D+60.0 FosterLB r FSTR 24.73 1.48 +13 158 9
53 85 16 A D19.8 Gerdau 1.0 GNA 8.19 .47 +31 1.4m 4o
42 92 14 A D26.2 Gerdau 3.3 GGB 9.17 .16 +11 8.0m 4o
78 71 94 D B24.6 Gibrltr 1.2 ROCK 16.82 .55 44 335 12
29 97 21 .. D28.0 GrafTech r GTI .11.94 +.83 6 2.6m 6o
22 78 29 .. E 18.5 GrupoSimec SIM 8.31 +.10 31 59 6
87 73 85 B C 25.6 HawkClA HWK 17.38 1.81 73 15 12
34 20 30 A C+90.0 HaynsIntn HAYN 39.98 .85 40 84 7
65 83 51 A D 60.0 ILToolWk 3.0 ITW 41.00 .84 10 3.1m 11
79 95 58 B B20.2 Insteel 1.1 r IIIN 11.38 .29 +18 307 6
73 68 56 A C+61.6 Kaydon 1.7 KDN 40.99 +.60 +78 912 17
38 61 18 B B60.0 Ladish LDSH 17.59 .62 32 145 9k
35 81 6 A C+58.7 Mechel 6.9 MTL 13.33 1.55 63 1.7m 4
43 97 7 A E 18.9 Metalico MEA 4.94 .17 31 717 5
44 67 40 C D38.6 Mueller 1.8 MLI 22.85 .10 +22 362 7
75 94 67 C C 45.6 NCIBldg NCS 28.06 1.27 39 287 6
87 83 92 C C+17.4 NNInc 2.6 r NNBR 12.10 .13 67 75 12
68 87 73 D E 65.2 NWPipe NWPX 39.45 .96 27 108 15k
49 92 17 A D+83.6 Nucor 3.6 NUE 35.42 +1.12 +26 10m 6
34 79 25 C E 78.3 OlympcSt .6 ZEUS 26.06 +1.38 +2 415 5o
35 82 19 A D201 POSCO 2.7 PKX 80.78 +.75 7 733 5o
50 21 83 D B 18.4 Quanex .8 NX 14.63 .20 41 146 9
91 88 66 A B44.0 RBCBear ROLL 30.57 .94 5 142 15o
44 86 12 B D 78.4 RelStlAl 1.3 RS 31.01 .03 +9 1.7m 5
42 88 7 B E 118 Schnitzr .2 SCHN 33.19 +.32 +36 1.3m 6
72 88 30 A C+41.5 SimsGr 2.4 SMS 20.61 +.71 54 197 6o
39 97 6 A E 40.9 StlDyna 3.2 r STLD 12.33 .68 +82 12m 4
72 68 65 B C+23.9 Synalloy 1.8 SYNL 13.58 +.81 62 5 9k
42 81 20 A D75.4 Tenaris 2.3 TS 33.33 +.75 14 2.7m 9o
16 80 9 .. E 46.0 Ternium 3.1 TX 16.38 +.74 +29 713 5o
72 89 53 C B38.8 Timken 2.9 TKR 25.05 .10 22 600 8
18 48 15 B B36.5 Titanm 3.2 r TIE 9.29 .55 11 3.8m 9o
34 89 11 A E 196 USSteel 1.8 X.64.97 +1.56 +13 10m 5
21 54 29 B E 41.7 UnivStnls USAP 22.85 +1.15 +42 58 7k
65 95 37 B E 120 Valmont .8 VMI .67.24 +3.87+112 637 15
59 81 35 C C 26.5 Worthn 5.0 WOR 13.55 .23 +15 1.2m 6o
31. MINING
24 36 40 C C 83.5 AgnicoEg .4 AEM 47.39 +.83 +36 6.5m 80
6 45 15 C E 44.8 Alcoa 3.5 r AA 19.63 +.25 +45 21m 9
1 22 10 C E 25.8 Alumina 9 AWC 9.47 +.60 48 84 14
72 75 74 B C 42.7 AMCOLI 2.6 ACO 27.53 .15 +3 171 15
15 61 10 B E 38.8 AngloA 4.0 AAUK 15.16 +.63 3 2.1m 6o
10 11 12 D C 51.4 AngloAs .7 AU 19.42 +.10 11 2.0m ..o
50 95 23 A E 95.6 BHPBilLt 4.1 BHP 47.54 +1.77 7 4.9m 8o
51 95 22 A D86.1 BHPBlplc 3.4 BBL 41.02 +2.00 9 854 7o
62 84 37 A C+54.7 BarrckG 1.2 ABX 32.26 +.33 4 15m 15
70 96 32 A B 42.9 Buenavnt .9 BVN 20.94 +.18 27 1.1m 9
20 77 13 B E 52.3 Cameco 1.1 CCJ 20.88 +1.25 +25 4.9m 12
35 80 21 A E 121 Clevlnd .9 CLF 39.23 +1.46 +74 7.6m 9o
24 64 11 A E 44.2 CompVDR .7 RIO 15.93 +.10 +65 59m 8
17 70 7 B E 127 FreeptC 4.3 r FCX 46.10 +.50 +19 19m 4
39 84 14 B C 19.9 GoldFlds 3.0 GFI 7.77 +.04 12 7.5m 12
41 71 30 B C 52.7 Goldcorp .7 GG 26.77 +.20 +13 16m 42o
30 92 6 A E 45.0 HWinstn 1.6 HWD 12.34 +.28 +4 75 4
6 38 8 .. E 16.9 IvanhoMn IVN 4.90 +.25 +29 1.3m ..o
24 33 32 B C 27.4 KinrsGo .6 KGC 14.27 +.15 +2 8.9m 46o
20 29 20 B C 41.4 LihirGold LIHR 19.62 +.72 3 754 61
58 96 33 A D 31.7 MesabTrs 24 MSB 16.59 .52 15 60 6
58 91 36 B D+57.6 NewmtM 1.1 NEM 35.23 +1.03 29 6.5m 13
35 59 15 A C 44.1 PanAmSlvr PAAS 18.72 +.23 +46 2.4m 14o
72 72 63 A B 56.3 Randgold .3 GOLD 35.10 .10 6 1.1m 44o
45 98 15 A E 558 RioTinto 2.7 RTP.227.9 +9.19 +48 746 7o
75 46 91 B B 39.5 RoylGld .8 r RGLD 35.31 +.93 21 521 51o
8 31 8 .. C+48.2 SilverStd SSRI 14.09 +.31 17 869 ..o
36 79 9 B C+19.5 SilvWhtn SLW 7.10 .03 7 4.4m 18
19 64 8 B D47.8 SthnCopp 14 r PCU 16.15 +.52 +18 6.6m 6
24 85 8 B E 29.0 Sterlte .9 SLT 7.78 .43 +3 1.2m 4
28 69 11 A E 53.8 TechCmco 4.5 TCK 21.68 .59 +24 3.6m 5
4 22 7 A E 27.3 ThomCrkgn TC 7.68 +.05+110 746 6
32 76 10 B D 19.9 Yamana 1.7 AUY 6.90 +.10 +14 20m 11o
32. OFFICE
68 59 65 B C+59.7 AveryDe 3.8 AVY 42.60 .36 +17 1.3m 10
81 81 80 B C 40.3 BradyA 2.0 r BRC 33.79 .21 +75 578 14
49 62 38 B C 56.0 Canon 2.8 CAJ 36.11 1.13 +44 773 11k
51 49 58 C C+22.7 EnnisI 4.4 EBF 13.94 +.01 29 74 8
18 31 21 .. B+49.0 Fujifilm 1.1 FUJI 23.18 1.18 43 90 13k
58 52 65 B B47.1 PitneyB 4.3 PBI 32.21 .33 13 1.3m 11
38 68 30 B D 17.8 Xerox 1.7 XRX 10.13 .69 +62 9.3m 8
33. REAL EST
43 46 40 B D+41.3 BrkfldAs 2.1 r BAM 24.40 1.04 +49 2.0m 22o
26 33 38 C C+27.1 BrkfldPr 3.9 BPO 14.31 .17 +30 3.5m 34k
20 44 9 B C+29.4 CBREllis r CBG 9.40 1.30 +43 6.3m 6
16 11 25 D B60.4 ForestCA 1.3 FCEA 24.14 2.35 +11 703 ..
38 75 13 B D31.5 GpArCN 6.9 OMAB 10.93 .05 71 31 9k
48 96 20 B D58.0 GpAerPac 8.6 PAC 23.15 .23 29 236 8k
85 86 66 B B63.5 GrupoAer 4.1 ASR 46.85 .99 +16 143 13k
16 40 10 B D109 JonesLaL 3.0 JLL 33.85 2.43 26 597 6k
61 49 91 E B46.8 StJoe JOE 37.80 .01 +31 1.4m 77o
54 51 63 B D+36.9 WPCary 7.7 WPC 25.45 +.51 41 19 13
B16 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 FUTURES INVESTORS.COM
BY REU TERS
Commodities markets pared their
gains or turnedlower Fridayas con-
cerns over the economy after the
worst monthlyjobloss in5 1/2years
muted cheers fromthe $700 billion
rescueplanwinningfinal approval.
Oil turned lower, corn was almost
flat, andgoldcouldnot recouploses
despite the dollar weakening
against the euro after the House of
Representatives passed the rescue
plan aimed at thawing a credit
freezeandshoringupeconomiccon-
fidence.
ALabor Department report issued
before the plans passage said there
were 159,000 fewer jobs in the U.S.
economy in September than in Au-
gust, heightening fears of a reces-
sion.
Oil gave up its gains to head into
negativeterritoryamidsignsthat de-
mandintheU.S., theworlds topen-
ergymarket, was waning.
TheEnergyInformationAdminis-
tration said oil demand in July fell
to the lowest level for the month in
11 years as prices hit recordhighs.
U.S. highway travel fell by 3.6%, or
nearly 10 billion miles, in July com-
pared with the same period last
year, according to a separate report
this week from the Transportation
Department.
Crude for November delivery set-
tled9 cents lower at $93.88 a barrel,
after posting a session high of
$95.50. Prices have slumped from
the record high above $147 set in
July.
Corn futures at the Chicago Board
of Trade closed flat, erasing earlier
gainsasoil fell andtheDowJonesin-
dustrial averageeased.
For both oil and corn, a slowdown
in economic growth, both in the
U.S. and globally, could translate
intoreduceddemandfor thosecom-
moditiesandthus lower prices.
Cornwasalsopressuredbythehar-
vest of the crop in the Midwest,
with farmers expected to make
good headway over the weekend
amid mostly favorable weather in
thegrainbelt.
Corn had risen earlier in a recov-
ery from the sell-off Thursday,
when corn futures fell by the daily
trading limit of 30 cents amid the
turmoil infinancial markets.
Wewere deeply oversold. Weare
tryingtostabilizeinall thecommod-
ities today, and the grains are much
the same, said grains analyst Don
Rooseof U.S. Commodities.
CBOT December corn settled flat
at $4.54 a bushel. November soy-
beans fell 12 cents, or 1.2%, to settle
at $9.92 per bushel. December
wheat gained4 1/4cents tosettleat
$6.40 1/4.
U.S. gold futures fell, losing
ground when the dollar gained on
the euro but not strengthening
when the greenback fell after the
bailout packagewas approved.
Grains
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1284.3 593.50 Dec 08 163,611 644.75 654.25 631.25 640.25 +4.25
1275.0 601.75 Mar 09 52,018 666.25 675.75 653.75 661.75 +4.00
1200.0 668.00 May 09 5,721 681.00 689.75 668.50 676.25 +4.50
1140.8 550.00 Jul 09 38,459 695.50 701.50 680.00 688.75 +4.50
1126.0 695.00 Sep 09 2,147 710.00 716.50 695.00 705.75 +1.25
1155.8 571.00 Dec 09 14,580 732.75 739.00 720.00 726.75 +2.50
1112.0 555.00 Jul 10 4,952 744.00 749.50 738.75 738.75 +3.50
Est. Vol. 52,308 Vol. 52,308 open int 282,753 4,596
CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
799.25 386.50 Dec 08 500,763 460.75 468.50 453.00 454.00 ...
816.00 395.75 Mar 09 200,986 479.75 487.00 471.50 472.50 0.50
822.00 401.00 May 09 48,764 493.25 498.75 484.00 484.75 0.25
826.00 403.75 Jul 09 99,222 503.00 509.00 495.00 496.00 ...
763.75 503.00 Sep 09 20,168 510.50 516.25 504.00 504.00 +1.00
707.00 391.75 Dec 09 114,756 516.50 522.00 508.75 511.00 +1.50
711.25 401.00 Mar 10 7,245 530.75 534.00 524.00 525.50 +1.50
713.25 529.50 May 10 313 538.50 538.50 531.00 531.00 +1.50
714.50 407.00 Jul 10 1,985 539.00 543.75 536.00 536.00 +1.50
705.00 394.00 Dec 10 28,088 498.25 511.50 487.75 488.50 14.0
660.00 502.50 Dec 11 525 514.00 527.50 503.50 503.50 +1.00
Est. Vol. 230,274 Vol. 230,274 open int 1,022,560 10,315
OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
489.25 284.00 Dec 08 9,164 315.00 320.00 309.75 314.00 +4.00
502.00 284.00 Mar 09 2,686 331.75 333.50 331.25 331.50 +4.25
510.00 284.00 May 09 1,551 344.00 346.00 339.00 343.00 +4.00
533.00 305.00 Dec 09 1,400 385.25 385.25 383.00 383.00 +3.50
Est. Vol. 1,015 Vol. 1,015 open int 15,197 +139
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1636.8 916.25 Nov 08 185,365 1002.3 1023.8 991.00 992.00 12.0
1649.0 919.75 Jan 09 71,514 1019.0 1039.0 1006.0 1008.5 12.3
1653.5 924.00 Mar 09 23,668 1033.0 1053.0 1021.0 1021.5 14.3
1644.5 1013.0 May 09 15,103 1048.0 1063.3 1032.5 1032.5 14.5
1650.0 934.00 Jul 09 18,615 1052.3 1070.8 1041.0 1041.0 14.0
1640.0 1044.3 Aug 09 1,080 1056.3 1059.0 1042.5 1042.5 13.5
1600.0 1040.8 Sep 09 431 1060.0 1060.0 1039.0 1039.0 11.0
1557.5 876.00 Nov 09 33,260 1037.0 1054.0 1028.3 1029.5 15.5
1555.5 950.00 Nov 10 5,687 1037.0 1057.0 1030.0 1030.0 19.0
SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton
433.60 227.10 Oct 08 5,269 269.10 273.60 264.90 264.90 4.50
431.90 246.00 Dec 08 80,438 273.00 278.60 269.50 269.80 4.70
433.00 247.50 Jan 09 13,116 276.20 281.00 272.60 272.60 4.70
434.00 246.50 Mar 09 15,548 280.90 285.80 277.00 277.00 5.30
434.00 246.50 May 09 10,077 284.00 288.90 280.00 280.00 5.60
435.50 246.50 Jul 09 12,202 286.00 291.10 283.00 283.00 5.30
431.50 275.00 Aug 09 3,226 288.30 292.50 283.00 283.00 5.00
426.40 270.00 Sep 09 2,463 288.50 292.50 282.50 282.50 5.00
407.90 246.50 Oct 09 1,264 280.80 286.90 279.50 279.50 4.50
400.00 231.30 Dec 09 6,587 282.10 286.90 279.00 280.00 4.50
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb
71.65 39.80 Oct 08 5,467 42.59 43.22 42.00 42.00 0.71
74.00 39.60 Dec 08 134,298 42.89 43.77 42.48 42.50 0.68
74.04 40.38 Jan 09 25,163 43.42 44.25 42.99 42.99 0.67
74.18 40.38 Mar 09 22,151 44.09 44.67 43.53 43.53 0.65
71.90 40.38 May 09 14,367 44.46 45.12 43.90 43.95 0.66
71.90 40.63 Jul 09 20,102 44.66 45.39 44.25 44.25 0.70
71.50 43.95 Aug 09 2,744 44.90 45.56 44.40 44.43 0.70
71.20 44.64 Sep 09 2,529 44.96 45.44 44.55 44.55 0.68
70.50 40.63 Oct 09 2,460 45.50 45.50 44.58 44.58 0.68
70.00 40.63 Dec 09 16,099 45.15 45.71 44.65 44.70 0.68
Est. Vol. 79,287 Vol. 79,287 open int 248,234 +223,314
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1293.0 605.00 Dec 08 52,028 671.00 686.00 670.00 670.50 +1.75
1275.0 609.00 Mar 09 15,980 691.00 705.50 690.00 690.00 +1.25
1255.0 635.00 May 09 4,330 710.00 718.00 703.00 703.00 +1.75
1135.0 546.00 Jul 09 13,828 717.00 725.00 711.00 711.50 4.50
1125.0 723.00 Sep 09 2,240 736.00 737.00 723.50 723.50 +0.50
1135.0 575.00 Dec 09 1,940 753.00 753.00 740.50 740.50 ...
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT
22.72 11.90 Nov 08 4,721 18.34 18.34 17.83 18.34 +0.50
22.38 12.88 Jan 09 2,902 18.68 18.68 18.16 18.68 +0.50
22.65 14.45 Mar 09 568 18.50 19.00 18.48 19.00 +0.50
22.78 11.96 May 09 341 18.81 19.34 18.81 19.34 +0.50
Est. Vol. 1,362 Vol. 1,363 open int 8,701 103
Meats
CATTLE (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.
113.20 95.25 Oct 08 28,662 95.75 96.80 95.25 95.60 0.10
115.32 86.65 Dec 08 122,570 98.00 99.00 97.50 97.77 0.30
117.65 97.55 Feb 09 54,920 97.75 99.15 97.55 97.70 0.10
119.20 97.90 Apr 09 24,064 98.40 99.65 98.10 98.37 ...
116.70 94.65 Jun 09 11,470 95.60 96.85 95.12 96.20 +0.70
117.50 96.15 Aug 09 2,471 96.45 98.00 96.45 97.05 +0.40
118.50 99.00 Oct 09 1,447 100.10 101.00 100.00 100.50 +0.70
119.00 99.90 Dec 09 387 101.50 101.90 101.20 101.50 +0.50
110.00 102.00 Feb 10 3 102.00 102.50 102.00 102.50 +0.10
FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.
118.80 99.75 Oct 08 5,260 100.65 103.20 99.75 100.67 +0.10
168.00 99.62 Nov 08 12,387 100.20 102.95 99.62 100.80 +0.20
118.10 99.52 Jan 09 5,956 100.12 102.82 99.52 100.40 0.30
118.05 101.10 Mar 09 895 103.00 103.35 101.40 101.55 +0.40
118.25 101.80 Apr 09 514 104.47 104.47 102.10 102.10 +0.10
118.25 102.45 May 09 520 102.85 105.00 102.85 103.10 +0.25
113.17 104.30 Aug 09 71 105.97 106.25 105.00 105.50 +1.10
109.85 105.00 Sep 09 na 105.05 105.70 105.05 105.70 +0.70
HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.
78.87 64.20 Oct 08 13,335 65.80 67.15 65.42 66.42 +0.47
79.15 60.15 Dec 08 92,059 61.40 62.65 60.50 60.87 0.53
85.45 67.25 Feb 09 34,584 67.80 69.20 67.25 67.97 0.23
92.50 72.95 Apr 09 25,178 73.67 75.42 73.40 74.52 +0.45
98.50 80.00 May 09 1,038 80.32 82.10 80.32 81.70 +0.63
100.25 82.75 Jun 09 17,065 83.82 85.25 83.82 84.85 +0.35
98.85 82.20 Jul 09 1,540 82.47 83.60 82.37 83.42 +0.62
96.00 79.52 Aug 09 1,406 81.50 81.60 79.52 80.75 +0.35
94.00 75.70 Oct 09 426 76.50 76.50 76.40 76.50 +0.05
PORK BELLIES (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.
105.05 83.25 Feb 09 591 91.50 94.50 91.50 94.10 +2.28
104.30 84.95 Mar 09 26 92.50 94.00 92.10 92.55 +0.55
105.50 88.45 May 09 48 93.10 94.50 92.70 94.50 +1.90
104.00 89.00 Jul 09 16 96.50 98.50 96.00 96.00 ...
Est. Vol. 48 Vol. 71 open int 686 +22
Foods
COCOA (NYBT) 10 metric tons $ per ton
3273.0 1845.0 Dec 08 58,791 2450.0 2488.0 2414.0 2466.0 +33.0
3228.0 1896.0 Mar 09 31,158 2470.0 2507.0 2439.0 2478.0 +30.0
3214.0 1924.0 May 09 10,955 2468.0 2511.0 2456.0 2480.0 +10.0
3220.0 2092.0 Jul 09 5,481 2482.0 2530.0 2473.0 2511.0 +22.0
3237.0 2108.0 Sep 09 3,085 2486.0 2530.0 2486.0 2530.0 +32.0
3217.0 2178.0 Dec 09 7,109 2515.0 2515.0 2488.0 2498.0 1.00
3188.0 2316.0 Mar 10 2,074 2510.0 2529.0 2483.0 2529.0 +35.0
3188.0 2489.0 May 10 1,570 2489.0 2489.0 2489.0 2489.0 16.0
COFFEE C (NYBT) 37,500 lbs. cents per lb.
178.90 121.60 Dec 08 85,926 125.15 125.85 121.60 121.65 3.35
181.60 126.30 Mar 09 32,405 129.95 130.35 126.30 126.30 3.20
181.50 129.45 May 09 9,923 132.70 133.20 129.45 129.50 3.00
181.60 131.10 Jul 09 2,748 135.30 135.30 132.35 132.45 2.70
183.15 135.00 Sep 09 1,896 137.50 137.50 135.00 135.00 2.55
189.00 135.60 Dec 09 2,413 141.05 141.05 138.25 138.25 2.95
ORANGE JUICE (NYBT) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb.
153.50 78.30 Nov 08 16,262 82.35 84.60 80.30 81.70 +0.25
177.00 84.05 Jan 09 8,852 84.55 88.25 84.05 85.50 +0.25
153.20 85.30 Mar 09 5,052 88.00 91.75 88.00 89.25 0.25
153.20 91.25 May 09 1,383 93.55 93.65 92.75 93.65 +1.65
154.05 102.80 Nov 09 104 102.80 102.90 102.80 102.90 +0.10
SUGAR 14 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
23.83 20.51 Nov 08 476 22.05 22.48 22.05 22.47 0.03
23.43 20.50 Jan 09 2,675 22.44 22.45 22.44 22.45 0.05
23.43 20.75 Mar 09 2,268 22.25 22.45 22.25 22.42 0.07
23.42 20.95 May 09 968 22.35 22.45 22.35 22.42 0.08
23.43 20.95 Jul 09 701 22.70 22.70 22.45 22.45 0.12
23.43 21.05 Sep 09 526 22.95 22.95 22.95 22.95 0.03
Est. Vol. 130 Vol. 752 open int 7,614 593
SUGARWORLD 11 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
15.85 9.890 Mar 09 336,327 13.26 13.31 12.47 12.60 0.59
17.10 9.940 May 09 95,999 13.46 13.51 12.69 12.81 0.59
15.99 9.970 Jul 09 101,329 13.48 13.51 12.69 12.79 0.60
16.17 11.10 Oct 09 64,479 13.90 13.90 13.11 13.25 0.45
16.49 13.07 Mar 10 44,427 14.23 14.25 13.60 13.70 0.52
16.21 13.00 Jul 10 9,553 14.17 14.17 13.52 13.60 0.39
16.31 13.45 Oct 10 9,020 14.19 14.19 13.59 13.63 0.53
16.77 13.55 Mar 11 11,806 13.98 14.05 13.55 13.74 0.32
Metals
GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
1034.3 684.40 Oct 08 497 827.70 844.30 823.00 828.90 10.1
922.20 743.50 Nov 08 201 831.00 847.90 822.80 830.50 10.8
1048.0 497.00 Dec 08 213,600 828.60 852.70 822.50 833.20 11.1
1045.0 743.90 Feb 09 17,863 836.20 854.60 829.40 837.40 11.5
1050.0 749.80 Apr 09 18,185 841.70 857.20 834.30 840.90 11.9
1035.0 508.00 Jun 09 18,966 850.00 854.50 844.30 844.30 12.2
1031.4 758.60 Aug 09 15,417 855.70 855.70 847.60 847.60 12.5
1060.0 522.40 Dec 09 13,042 859.70 872.00 854.00 854.00 12.9
1150.0 675.00 Dec 10 13,329 890.00 890.00 873.50 877.20 14.8
MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
1041.3 734.00 Oct 08 246 826.50 840.00 818.40 827.00 14.0
918.40 741.00 Nov 08 124 832.50 845.70 820.60 838.00 1.70
1046.0 736.50 Dec 08 4,116 829.60 852.90 822.70 839.00 1.90
1021.9 743.80 Feb 09 339 838.00 853.60 828.30 844.20 0.50
1040.0 759.70 Dec 09 27 853.00 853.00 853.00 853.00 13.9
Est. Vol. 8,473 Vol. open int 4,912 104
PLATINUM (NYM) 50 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
2288.0 951.80 Oct 08 611 960.50 968.60 951.80 957.00 22.6
2180.0 956.20 Jan 09 14,143 975.00 992.90 956.20 965.80 20.8
1547.5 969.20 Apr 09 207 978.90 988.70 969.20 971.30 25.4
PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz
608.75 194.00 Dec 08 14,790 199.25 207.50 194.00 201.85 1.35
528.00 201.00 Mar 09 240 207.00 207.00 201.00 203.65 1.50
Est. Vol. 566 Vol. 761 open int 15,030 +34
SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents per troy oz.
1784.1 1031.0 Oct 08 54 1138.0 1164.0 1086.0 1127.0 +20.5
2155.0 758.00 Dec 08 62,171 1127.0 1179.0 1084.0 1132.5 +20.5
2121.0 1050.0 Jan 09 1,407 1127.5 1137.0 1113.0 1135.4 +20.3
2122.5 1045.0 Mar 09 12,855 1123.5 1175.0 1093.0 1141.2 +19.9
2130.0 1061.0 May 09 5,274 1127.0 1151.0 1127.0 1145.9 +19.9
2170.0 750.00 Jul 09 6,230 1152.0 1165.0 1116.0 1150.6 +19.9
2200.0 795.00 Dec 09 5,042 1172.0 1172.0 1129.0 1162.0 +19.7
2205.5 975.00 Dec 10 2,493 1190.0 1192.7 1177.0 1192.7 +19.7
2227.5 1143.4 Dec 11 301 1226.0 1230.4 1200.0 1230.4 +19.7
2266.0 1188.9 Dec 12 168 1226.0 1275.9 1226.0 1275.9 +19.7
MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz.
1366.7 1049.3 Nov 08 59 1122.5 1166.0 1084.6 1130.2 +25.0
2150.3 1027.0 Dec 08 3,532 1127.3 1180.0 1090.2 1116.1 +29.5
2109.6 1056.3 Jan 09 36 1123.0 1153.5 1094.5 1123.0 +20.6
2115.6 1042.0 Mar 09 267 1136.5 1176.7 1100.0 1143.3 +43.3
2146.1 1057.5 Dec 09 121 1170.0 1170.0 1144.9 1162.0 +19.7
Est. Vol. 3,442 Vol. open int 4,130 +167
HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb.
405.40 263.00 Oct 08 1,544 271.20 276.00 265.00 270.50 +5.25
404.75 227.90 Nov 08 1,900 265.20 275.40 260.00 270.00 +6.25
404.50 252.25 Dec 08 48,490 266.20 271.80 257.10 269.00 +6.25
402.00 226.55 Jan 09 2,190 265.60 270.65 262.60 269.60 +6.55
400.00 226.40 Feb 09 1,023 266.30 271.75 263.40 270.20 +6.45
398.55 260.25 Mar 09 15,210 267.35 272.20 260.25 269.55 +6.25
396.90 263.50 Apr 09 602 267.05 270.15 264.00 270.10 +6.10
395.25 262.50 May 09 1,833 267.30 269.75 262.50 269.75 +5.95
391.95 262.00 Jul 09 1,257 267.00 270.45 262.00 270.05 +5.60
388.65 262.00 Sep 09 1,033 267.40 270.90 262.00 270.15 +5.35
383.70 263.70 Dec 09 1,600 265.00 271.00 263.70 269.65 +4.80
Oils
LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl.
147.81 62.60 Nov 08 252,271 93.88 96.03 91.30 93.88 0.09
148.03 54.90 Dec 08 206,410 93.00 95.13 90.55 93.01 0.28
147.56 62.90 Jan 09 58,892 91.90 94.90 90.51 92.81 0.43
146.93 65.89 Feb 09 26,080 92.67 95.00 90.85 92.88 0.53
148.12 60.15 Mar 09 28,644 92.50 95.20 90.90 93.05 0.60
148.50 65.97 Apr 09 21,276 93.00 95.28 91.70 93.28 0.65
146.69 66.00 May 09 16,205 94.40 94.50 92.92 93.54 0.73
147.50 60.40 Jun 09 60,465 93.00 95.75 92.14 93.82 0.79
146.73 53.70 Dec 09 100,732 94.74 97.38 93.67 95.33 0.99
144.87 65.88 Mar 10 6,221 97.20 97.20 95.99 95.99 1.05
144.99 27.15 Dec 10 61,643 97.04 98.81 95.90 97.18 1.08
143.00 59.85 Dec 11 24,636 99.00 99.13 97.17 97.70 1.04
142.99 59.00 Dec 12 31,240 99.10 99.30 97.00 98.06 1.04
141.99 69.21 Dec 13 13,888 99.42 99.42 98.38 98.38 1.04
141.94 69.14 Dec 14 9,399 100.00 100.00 98.69 98.69 1.04
142.70 69.09 Dec 15 12,810 100.00 101.00 98.00 99.03 1.04
Est. Vol. 248,245 Vol. 459,828 open int 1,091,416 +1,680
NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu
14.00 7.140 Nov 08 124,958 7.327 7.680 7.290 7.358 0.123
14.36 4.108 Dec 08 66,111 7.652 7.768 7.585 7.648 0.108
14.55 7.767 Jan 09 89,123 7.860 7.970 7.801 7.874 0.103
14.46 7.807 Feb 09 34,885 7.901 8.016 7.852 7.924 0.105
14.17 7.714 Mar 09 74,990 7.812 7.929 7.758 7.829 0.098
12.00 6.930 Apr 09 68,453 7.672 7.780 7.647 7.694 0.098
11.82 6.490 May 09 47,335 7.780 7.825 7.700 7.744 0.098
11.87 6.720 Jun 09 19,837 7.896 7.940 7.821 7.859 0.096
11.98 6.960 Jul 09 19,789 7.970 8.072 7.945 7.989 0.096
12.04 6.900 Aug 09 18,715 8.125 8.155 8.059 8.079 0.088
12.06 7.050 Sep 09 16,812 8.094 8.182 8.080 8.109 0.086
12.12 7.115 Oct 09 30,957 8.204 8.775 8.170 8.189 0.085
12.40 7.350 Nov 09 16,871 8.490 8.552 8.460 8.474 0.085
12.75 7.570 Dec 09 26,076 8.880 8.935 8.828 8.839 0.085
HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal
425.00 212.28 Nov 08 55,872 266.75 273.20 262.40 266.20 4.75
428.15 213.75 Dec 08 27,155 267.62 275.73 265.65 268.90 4.70
428.00 215.28 Jan 09 23,608 272.60 278.49 268.12 271.70 4.70
428.60 214.68 Feb 09 9,921 272.00 280.01 270.40 273.50 4.35
428.50 211.88 Mar 09 10,859 273.28 280.02 270.30 273.85 4.05
425.00 207.43 Apr 09 5,524 273.50 278.79 272.21 272.75 4.00
421.25 202.98 May 09 5,010 272.75 277.71 269.72 271.80 4.00
414.25 200.68 Jun 09 21,514 273.00 277.30 269.00 271.50 3.95
413.25 200.78 Jul 09 3,370 272.66 278.57 272.00 272.40 3.90
413.75 201.68 Aug 09 2,200 275.61 279.35 273.90 273.90 3.85
414.80 202.98 Sep 09 2,787 277.98 281.96 275.95 275.95 3.80
416.10 204.48 Oct 09 904 279.99 283.35 277.00 277.90 3.70
436.25 208.18 Dec 09 13,238 279.40 287.10 279.40 281.70 3.60
402.70 197.98 May 10 988 281.00 283.00 277.90 277.90 3.60
NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon
3.545 1.9482 Nov 08 70,162 2.218 2.289 2.188 2.228 0.027
3.545 1.9274 Dec 08 29,856 2.212 2.274 2.180 2.218 0.022
3.556 1.9339 Jan 09 17,939 2.253 2.287 2.212 2.234 0.019
3.753 2.084 Apr 09 10,171 2.455 2.455 2.447 2.447 0.019
Woods And Fibers
LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per 1,000 bd. ft.
314.60 189.20 Nov 08 5,835 195.00 201.20 195.00 196.50 +0.10
298.00 207.90 Jan 09 4,532 211.50 214.20 209.50 209.70 +0.40
305.00 224.90 Mar 09 788 225.00 229.50 225.00 227.30 2.80
303.50 237.50 May 09 140 239.50 243.50 239.00 243.00 +0.10
298.50 237.00 Sep 09 36 240.00 245.50 237.00 240.00 +1.50
COTTON 2 (NYBT) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.
81.53 55.11 Dec 08 123,034 58.86 59.34 57.35 57.44 1.54
86.81 59.80 Mar 09 38,168 63.33 63.71 61.83 61.90 1.65
88.38 61.82 May 09 7,242 64.92 65.30 63.75 63.75 1.29
89.56 64.42 Jul 09 11,258 66.70 67.29 65.61 65.61 1.39
101.50 67.86 Dec 09 9,480 70.75 71.34 69.67 69.67 1.68
101.72 77.74 Dec 10 782 78.50 78.50 77.91 77.96 0.49
Indexes
S&P COMP. INDEX (CME) 250 x index
1629.3 1102.5 Dec 08 577,499 1133.6 1160.5 1102.5 1108.3 16.1
1638.8 1104.8 Mar 09 4,696 1150.0 1160.8 1104.8 1109.3 16.5
1648.3 1106.4 Jun 09 3,027 1140.4 1162.4 1106.4 1109.8 17.6
1657.8 1107.3 Sep 09 754 1141.3 1163.3 1107.3 1109.8 18.5
S&P MINI INDEX (CME) 50 x index
1620.0 1102.5 Dec 08 2,524,814 1129.3 1161.0 1102.5 1108.3 16.2
1540.0 1103.8 Mar 09 44,281 1109.5 1161.8 1103.8 1109.3 16.4
1441.1 1119.5 Jun 09 4,964 1148.5 1152.0 1109.8 1109.8 17.7
Est. Vol. 649,593 Vol. 2,758,136 open int 2,574,069 +51,038
S&P MIDCAP 400 (CME) 500 x index
960.70 659.50 Dec 08 4,676 683.90 696.50 659.50 660.50 19.8
919.50 669.60 Mar 09 na 669.60 669.60 667.80 667.80 19.8
791.80 684.60 Dec 09 na 684.60 684.60 682.80 682.80 19.8
Est. Vol. Vol. 142 open int 4,676 66
DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average
13875 10340 Dec 08 25,142 10542 10825 10340 10364 193.0
13084 10350 Mar 09 112 10670 10670 10350 10361 193.0
Est. Vol. 443 Vol. 2,640 open int 25,228 +72
MINI DOW JONES (CBOT) $5 x DJIA index
13875 10331 Dec 08 94,853 10580 10827 10331 10364 179.0
13084 10329 Mar 09 323 10585 10775 10329 10361 193.0
Season Open
High Low Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
Season Open
Season Open
Season Open
Key Commodit y & Financial Fut ures
Season Open
Commodity Futures continued on next page
Futures End Mixed As Rescue Passes;
Dollar Reverses, Closes Lower Vs. Euro
Season Open
INVESTOR' S BUSINESS DAILY FUTURES & BONDS MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 B17
Season Open
Season Open
Season Open
Food Fri Thu
10/03 10/02
Flour hardwinter KCcwt 15.95 15.95
CoffeeparanaexdockNYper lb. 1.2251 1.2251
CoffeemedlinexdockNYper lb. 1.4128 1.4128
Cocoabeans IvoryCoast $metric ton n.a. n.a.
Cocoabutter Africanstyl $met ton n.a. n.a.
Sugar No. 11 cents per lb 14.26 14.67
HogsSiouxFalls 4750 pct 220270 lb 49.00 49.00
Feeder cattle500600 lbOkl avcwt 113.69 113.69
Porkbellies 1214 lbMidwest avcwt n.q. n.q.
Grains
CornNo. 2 yellowChi processor bid 4.40 4.36
SoybeansNo. 1 yellow 9.32 9.44
SoybeanMeal CenIll 48pct proteinton 271.00 271.00
Wheat No. 2 Chi soft 4.09 4.09
Wheat N. 1 dk14pcproMpls. 7.41 7.41
Wheat No. 1 hardKC. 6.37 6.37
Oats No. 2 heavyor Better n.q. n.q.
Cornoil crudewet/drymill Chi. lb. .40 .40
Soybeanoil crudeDecatur lb. .42 .42
Metals
Aluminumper lbN.Y. Merc Spot 1.0500 1.0500
Copper Cathodefull plate 2.7075 2.8520
Silver Handy&Harman 11.595 12.830
Platinumper troyoz. NY(contract) 1000.00 1015.00
PlatinumMerc spot per troyoz. 972.50 972.50
Steel scrapNo. 1 heavygross ton 375.60 375.60
Gold
Londonmorningfixing 842.55 off 9.50
Londonafternoonfixing 828.00 off 24.00
NYHandy&Harman 828.00 off 24.00
NYEngelhard 830.06 off 24.04
NYMerc. spot month 828.90 off 10.10
Textiles & Fibers
Cotton1116 in. strict lowmiddling 52.86 53.60
Raw Products
Natural Gas HenryHub, $per mmbtu 7.25 7.72
aAsked, bBid, nNormal, rRevised, nqNot Quoted,
n.a.Not Available.
Bonds Summary
Domestic All Issues
Fri Thu Fri Thu
Issues traded 4 3 4 3
Advances 0 1 0 1
Declines 2 0 2 0
Unchanged 2 2 2 2
BY REU TERS
Treasuries gained slightly Friday as
weaker stocks spurred some safe-
havenbiddingonworries that aU.S.
rescue package may not unlock fro-
zencredit marketsandboost aslow-
ingeconomy.
The House of Representatives on
Friday afternoon passed the land-
mark $700 billion financial rescue.
Bonds then pared strong losses and
stocks turned negative in what ana-
lysts characterized as classic buy
therumor, sell thefact trade.
Early in the day, the government
posted the weakest jobs report
since March 2003, which many in-
vestors took as further evidence
that theU.S. economyis miredinre-
cession.
Thebenchmark10-yearnoteyield-
ed of 3.61%, down from 3.64% late
Thursday. The two-year note rose
1/32 for a yield of 1.60%, downfrom
1.62%.
The idea that the (rescue) pack-
agewas goingtobe passedwas bull-
ish for equities and negative for
Treasuries asarisk-aversiontrade,
said John Canavan, an analyst at
Stone&McCarthyResearchAssoci-
ates, addingthat after thepassageof
the bill equities ticked off their
best levels . . . andTreasuries ticked
off of their lows.
Fridays vote marked the second
go-round for the rescue bill after
the House rejected it Monday in a
move that stunned investors, hit-
ting stocks with the worst daily
slideinmorethan20yearsandsend-
ingbondprices rocketing.
The Monday move ensured a rela-
tively robust week overall for
bonds, with the two-year note yield
showing its biggest weekly fall in at
least 6 1/2years.
Data released Friday showed U.S.
nonfarm payroll jobs decreasing by
159,000 in September, much more
than economists median forecast
for a loss of 100,000 jobs. The job-
less rate was steady fromthe previ-
ous monthat 6.1%due to a decrease
intheworkforce, but economistsex-
pectedthe labor market to continue
todeteriorate.
The five-year note traded 1/32
higher in price for a yield of 2.64%,
down from 2.65% late Thursday,
while the 30-year bond rose 30/32
in price for a yield of 4.10%, from
4.15%.
Commodity Futures continued from previous page
Futures Tables &Charts Footnotes:
CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: International Monetary
Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT: N.Y. Board
of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME market data is the
property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All
rights reserved.
Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentum and
volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, low and
close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price direction may be
indicated when %F (dark line) crosses %S (thin line).
Spot Prices
11167 10484 Sep 09 1 10565 10565 10374 10374 193.0
NASDAQ 100 INDEX (CME) $100 x index
2355.0 1473.0 Dec 08 22,080 1522.0 1562.0 1473.0 1477.5 33.0
2258.0 1489.0 Mar 09 44 1489.0 1489.0 1484.8 1484.8 34.3
2091.0 1500.5 Jun 09 5 1500.5 1500.5 1496.3 1496.3 34.3
MINI NASDAQ 100 INDE (CME) $20 x index
2355.0 1474.8 Dec 08 320,529 1478.3 1561.8 1474.8 1477.5 33.0
2258.0 1484.5 Mar 09 402 1486.3 1565.5 1484.5 1484.8 34.3
Est. Vol. Vol. 376,034 open int 321,724 +8,488
RUSSELL 2000 (CME) 500 x index
812.40 615.70 Dec 08 10,257 640.35 716.80 615.70 716.80 ...
Est. Vol. 79 Vol. open int 10,257 +1,402
RUSSELL 1000 Mini (NYBT) $50 x index
835.60 598.30 Dec 08 2,830 615.40 625.80 598.30 599.85 9.10
Est. Vol. 293 Vol. open int 2,830 +76
NIKKEI 225 AVGS. (CME) $5 x nsa
15710 10880 Dec 08 61,767 11005 11355 10880 10920 140.0
14700 10970 Mar 09 1 10970 10970 10930 10930 140.0
14390 10970 Jun 09 na 10970 10970 10930 10930 140.0
Financials
US TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) $100,000 prin pts & 32nds of 100 pct
123-27 109-00 Dec 08 801,502 118-22 120-14 117-26 119-20 +08
122-20 109-22 Mar 09 1,582 117-28 119-10 116-25 118-19 +09
10 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts &32nds &a half 32nd
119-11 107-22 Dec 08 1,468,867 115-08 116-14 114-24 116-00 +16
118-00 108-27 Mar 09 146 115-07 115-08 114-24 114-24 +16
Est. Vol. 1,008,128 Vol. 726,153 open int 1,471,573 32,894
5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
115-00 106-04 Dec 08 1,453,557 113-08 113-29 112-27 113-20 +033
Est. Vol. 691,164 Vol. 489,347 open int 1,455,967 2,269
2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd
107-29 102-32 Dec 08 745,893 107-07 107-16 107-00 107-11 0.00000
EURODOLLARS (IMM) $1 millionpts of 100 pct.
97.29 95.70 Oct 08 150,171 95.83 96.08 95.70 96.04 +0.217
97.31 96.19 Nov 08 19,547 96.33 96.58 96.29 96.54 +0.235
98.27 91.57 Dec 08 1,606,934 96.70 96.94 96.65 96.90 +0.235
98.19 91.58 Mar 09 1,265,908 97.28 97.58 97.28 97.52 +0.25
98.00 91.53 Jun 09 966,326 97.25 97.52 97.25 97.45 +0.20
97.77 94.28 Sep 09 890,061 97.18 97.39 97.17 97.32 +0.14
97.50 91.40 Dec 09 734,483 96.88 97.08 96.84 96.98 +0.105
97.28 94.23 Mar 10 508,274 96.67 96.86 96.64 96.78 +0.095
97.06 92.25 Jun 10 296,284 96.38 96.57 96.35 96.48 +0.085
96.89 92.22 Sep 10 237,924 96.14 96.31 96.09 96.22 +0.07
96.75 94.11 Dec 10 200,607 95.92 96.04 95.85 95.97 +0.05
96.61 94.09 Mar 11 157,505 95.83 95.94 95.75 95.86 +0.04
96.47 94.06 Jun 11 148,692 95.73 95.84 95.64 95.75 +0.025
96.31 92.75 Sep 11 141,287 95.69 95.76 95.56 95.69 +0.015
96.19 93.99 Dec 11 108,331 95.61 95.67 95.48 95.61 +0.015
96.08 93.97 Mar 12 109,245 95.61 95.67 95.48 95.61 +0.015
96.00 93.94 Jun 12 77,080 95.53 95.61 95.42 95.55 +0.015
97.19 93.92 Sep 12 60,991 95.53 95.56 95.38 95.50 +0.015
97.13 93.89 Dec 12 61,571 95.38 95.47 95.31 95.42 +0.015
95.86 92.73 Mar 13 49,259 95.38 95.44 95.28 95.39 +0.015
95.81 92.67 Jun 13 28,666 95.33 95.39 95.20 95.33 +0.015
95.75 93.81 Sep 13 16,685 95.31 95.35 95.18 95.28 +0.015
95.67 92.80 Dec 13 13,322 95.20 95.23 95.11 95.19 +0.015
95.62 93.86 Mar 14 16,496 95.19 95.19 95.06 95.15 +0.015
95.58 93.13 Jun 14 7,799 95.14 95.14 95.02 95.10 +0.015
95.52 93.81 Sep 14 8,167 95.02 95.11 94.98 95.06 +0.015
95.44 93.78 Dec 14 14,704 94.95 95.03 94.91 94.99 +0.015
95.39 93.76 Mar 15 17,234 94.92 95.00 94.87 94.95 +0.015
95.35 93.74 Jun 15 4,621 94.95 94.95 94.83 94.91 +0.015
95.31 93.72 Sep 15 2,871 94.92 94.92 94.80 94.88 +0.015
95.23 93.57 Mar 16 3,486 94.80 94.84 94.72 94.80 +0.015
Est. Vol. 1,026,213 Vol. 1,716,249 open int 7,940,245 +2,483
US DOLLAR INDEX (NYBT) 1000 x index
81.25 72.08 Dec 08 42,996 80.72 81.25 80.22 80.77 +0.06
81.26 72.50 Mar 09 2,176 80.81 81.26 80.60 80.82 +0.01
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per A $
0.9652 0.7678 Dec 08 53,219 0.7714 0.7788 0.7678 0.7724 +0.0005
0.9523 0.7651 Mar 09 766 0.7691 0.7725 0.7651 0.7668 +0.0005
0.9409 0.7596 Jun 09 9 0.7596 0.7656 0.7596 0.7601 +0.0005
0.9200 0.7482 Dec 09 15 0.7503 0.7537 0.7487 0.7487 +0.0005
BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound
2.083 1.7327 Dec 08 103,942 1.7618 1.7802 1.7522 1.7741 +0.0108
2.077 1.7248 Mar 09 1,423 1.7612 1.7719 1.7468 1.7661 +0.0085
1.9849 1.7200 Jun 09 1,009 1.7640 1.7641 1.7448 1.7589 +0.0088
CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr
1.0999 0.9222 Dec 08 88,626 0.9281 0.9332 0.9224 0.9268 0.0007
1.0927 0.9217 Mar 09 3,404 0.9301 0.9329 0.9233 0.9271 0.0012
1.0173 0.9219 Jun 09 1,614 0.9242 0.9306 0.9230 0.9272 0.0006
1.0145 0.9212 Sep 09 2,147 0.9240 0.9322 0.9235 0.9263 0.0012
0.9965 0.9225 Dec 09 388 0.9268 0.9315 0.9242 0.9257 0.0015
MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso
0.0993 0.0875 Dec 08 54,666 0.0887 0.0895 0.0876 0.0882 0.00055
0.0983 0.0872 Mar 09 370 0.0884 0.0884 0.0872 0.0872 0.00050
JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen
1.0465 0.8604 Dec 08 158,861 0.9565 0.9645 0.9484 0.9563 0.0015
1.0385 0.8961 Mar 09 1,101 0.9641 0.9666 0.9595 0.9637 0.0020
1.0412 0.9158 Jun 09 3,404 0.9713 0.9732 0.9660 0.9692 0.0020
SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc
1.0159 0.8308 Dec 08 37,918 0.8824 0.8948 0.8799 0.8905 +0.0078
1.0111 0.8666 Mar 09 409 0.8916 0.8942 0.8860 0.8932 +0.0078
1.0103 0.8791 Jun 09 294 0.8979 0.8980 0.8872 0.8942 +0.0072
EURO 125,000 Euros, $ per Euro
1.5911 1.3691 Dec 08 158,178 1.3814 1.3914 1.3691 1.3829 0.0004
1.5816 1.3675 Mar 09 21,306 1.3860 1.3900 1.3675 1.3808 0.0016
1.5740 1.3693 Jun 09 382 1.3830 1.3880 1.3693 1.3775 0.0016
1.5674 1.3624 Sep 09 230 1.3759 1.3777 1.3624 1.3746 0.0013
1.5622 1.3659 Dec 09 5 1.3700 1.3743 1.3700 1.3730 ...
30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of 100 pct.
98.64 95.64 Oct 08 107,256 98.53 98.64 98.48 98.59 +0.145
98.59 95.64 Nov 08 132,522 98.48 98.58 98.44 98.54 +0.055
98.61 95.64 Dec 08 85,012 98.53 98.61 98.50 98.58 +0.055
98.63 95.64 Jan 09 61,314 98.56 98.63 98.52 98.60 +0.075
98.61 95.64 Feb 09 72,173 98.53 98.61 98.48 98.56 +0.06
98.59 95.64 Mar 09 19,738 98.50 98.59 98.45 98.55 +0.065
98.56 95.64 Apr 09 18,701 98.47 98.56 98.42 98.52 +0.065
98.50 95.64 May 09 17,562 98.47 98.50 98.35 98.47 +0.085
98.47 95.64 Jun 09 6,086 98.46 98.47 98.34 98.45 +0.085
Treasuries Edge Up As Stock Slide Spurs
Safety Bid; Weak Jobs Report Caps Week
Key Commodit y And Financial Fut ures
Money Rates
Prime Rate: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00
Base interest rate charged by major U.S. commercial banks
on loans to corporations.
Discount Rate:
Primary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.25
Secondary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.75
Rate charged by Federal Reserve System on loans to depository
institutions
Broker Call Loan Rate: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.75
Rate charged on short-term loans to brokerage dealers
backed by securities.
Federal Funds Target Rate: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00
Rates on overnight loans among financial institutions.
Certificates of Deposit:
1 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.99
3 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.64
6 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.20
1 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.68
Interest rate paid by dealers for certificates of deposit based
on the duration of the security.
Jumbo CDs:
1 month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.98
3 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.80
6 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.25
1 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.75
London Interbank Offered Rate:
3 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.21
6 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.05
1 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.02
The average of rates paid on dollar deposits.
Treasury Bill Auction Results:
3-months (as of Sep. 29) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.100
6-months (as of Sep. 29) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.540
Average discount rate for Treasury bills in minimum units on
$10,000.
Treasury Bill:
1-year, (as of Sep. 29) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.95
Annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for
constant maturity.
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We do this by changing the rules
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I l l Swear Under Oat h
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Options trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past
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Si x Qui c k Reasons Why
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Tr adi ng To Your Over al l
Weal t h-Bui l di ng St r at egy
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investor publicly admits he achieved his
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a small amount. You can potentially control
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of Microsoft stock is worth zero, you only lose
$375 and not one penny more.
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prot of $5.3 million for one
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prot in one day. Yet one more was featured
in Success Magazine making Over $14 Million
In 72 Hours.
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as youll know scientically and automatically
what the market is expected to do. (Not
every time . . . but 95.12% of the time is close
enough for me!)
BENEFI T #5: Works in all business cycles.
Unlike stocks and mutual funds, options traders
make money in bull markets and bear markets.
We dont care in fact we do great even if the
market goes down, or even if the markets hang
around doing nothing.
BENEFI T #6: You can learn it all and try it out
without actually investing a penny. Once youve
proven to yourself that it works, only then will
you put up even the smallest investment.
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