Stock Portfolio By: Richart Ruddie 443-865-1891

Why I like these companies is that almost all of the following are in
a favorable buying position as we want to purchase great stocks at
a good price rather than a poor stock at a great price:

1. Price-to-book (P/B) ratio of less than 1.2.

Intangible assets such as intellectual property, brand name recognition, and customer base, are
not reflected in the price-to-book ratio, so a suggested P/B of less than 1.5,the P/B could be up
to 2.5 if the company has significant intangible assets.

2. Earnings per share [EPS] should have grown by 33% in the past 10 years.

Earnings thus should have grown around 3% per year. In this instance, we go back up to 5
years, looking for 3%+ growth in earnings.

3. The price-to-earnings (ttm) ratio should be below 15.

Perhaps the most common valuation metric, the price-to-earnings ratio allows us to understand
the earnings power of the company compared to its price. A high P/E ratio is common among
"growth" stocks who are expecting phenomenal growth, although there is no way to be sure
growth will continue at a pace that justifies the high price.

4. The current ratio should be above 1.5.

The current ratio represents the current assets divided the current liabilities. This ensures that if
the company faces a crisis, they have 50% more assets than liabilities to work with. For this we
used the quick ratio instead, which is a more conservative number because it disregards any
current assets that might be difficult to unload in a tight situation, such as inventory.

5. The company should pay out a dividend.

Dividends are a very important indicator of a company's financial health. Not only that, but they
indicate a shareholder friendly management team, without which can spell disaster for
shareholders.

ARCC: Ares Capital Corporation: Ares Capital Corporation (ARCC) is a business development company. The firm
specializes in acquisition, recapitalization, and leveraged buyout transactions of middle market companies. It prefers to make
investments in companies engaged in the basic and growth manufacturing, business services, consumer products, health care
products and services, and information technology service sectors. The firm will also consider investments in industries such as
restaurants, retail, oil and gas, and technology. It invests in companies based in North America. The firm typically invests between
$10 million and $50 million in companies with an EBITDA between $5 million and $50 million. It invests in leveraged finance
products such as first lien senior debt, second lien senior debt, subordinated debt, and non-control preferred and common equity.
Ares Capital Corporation was founded in 2004 and is based in New York, New York with an additional office in Los Angeles,
California. The firm operates as a subsidiary of ARES Capital Management LLC.

Last Trade: 12.29

1y Target 14.31
Est:

52wk 10.90 - 19.09

Range:

Market Cap: 1.19B

P/E (ttm): 11.54

EPS (ttm): 1.07

Div/Shr: 1.67

Div Date: 2008-03-13

Ex-Div: 2008-03-13

Yield: 13.51%

P/S: 5.96

PEG: 1.03
Ares Capital has a strong institutional ownership of 55.85%

With 9 analysts covering the stock 3 have a strong buy conviction, 3

have a buy conviction, and the other 3 have a hold conviction.

Stock is currently selling at a huge discount to book value and has a

very strong dividend yield about 42 cents per share.

Their Average yield on portfolio of assets is 11%

stock is trading at a 20% discount to its portfolio of assets

Assets = $15 per share.

Yield at 11% = $15 * .11 = $1.65 divided by 4 = $0.42

You can buy a portfolio with asset value = $15 for only $12.29

Also within the past year there has been heavy insider buying from
the president and director with no sale of their stock as of yet.
Buy(P)
P/S Filed Share Unit Total Shares
/ Company Symbol Insider Relationship Return(1m) Details
date Date Amt. Price Proceeds Owned
Sell(S)
 2008-05- ARES
2008- Rosen
P 16 CAPITAL ARCC director 1,000 $12.38 $12,380.00 3,000 view
05-14 Robert L
15:18:06 CORP

2008-05- ARES
2008- Rosen
P 16 CAPITAL ARCC director 2,500 $12.34 $30,850.00 5,500 view
05-14 Robert L
15:18:06 CORP

2008-05- ARES
2008- Rosen
P 16 CAPITAL ARCC director 2,000 $12.23 $24,460.00 7,500 view
05-15 Robert L
15:18:06 CORP

2008-05- ARES
2008- Rosen
P 14 CAPITAL ARCC director 500 $12.14 $6,070.00 500 view
05-12 Robert L
14:20:33 CORP

2008-05- ARES
2008- Rosen
P 14 CAPITAL ARCC director 1,500 $12.23 $18,343.50 2,000 view
05-13 Robert L
14:20:33 CORP

2008-03- ARES WEINER officer (VP and

2008-
P 12 CAPITAL ARCC MICHAEL General 1,000 $12.68 $12,680.00 3,000 -5.44% view
03-10
17:24:13 CORP D Counsel)

2008-03- ARES WEINER officer (VP and

2008-
P 07 CAPITAL ARCC MICHAEL General 1,000 $12.75 $12,750.00 1,000 -3.69% view
03-06
21:33:20 CORP D Counsel)

2008-03- ARES
2008- SIEGEL
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC director 2,200 $12.50 $27,500.00 5,102 -0.08% view
03-03 ERIC B
17:03:16 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- SIEGEL
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC director 1,194 $12.40 $14,805.60 6,296 0.73% view
03-03 ERIC B
17:03:16 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- SIEGEL
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC director 5,000 $12.45 $62,250.00 11,296 0.32% view
03-03 ERIC B
17:03:16 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- SIEGEL
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC director 800 $12.50 $10,000.00 12,096 -0.08% view
03-03 ERIC B
17:03:16 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- SIEGEL
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC director 800 $12.50 $10,000.00 12,896 -0.08% view
03-03 ERIC B
17:03:16 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- SIEGEL
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC director 1,944 $12.33 $23,969.50 14,840 -0.41% view
03-04 ERIC B
17:03:16 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 100 $12.45 $1,245.00 100 0.32% view
03-03 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 1,600 $12.52 $20,032.00 1,700 -0.24% view
03-03 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

P 2008- 2008-03- ARES ARCC Arougheti officer 300 $12.53 $3,759.00 2,000 -0.32% view
 05 CAPITAL
03-03 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 2,000 $12.54 $25,080.00 4,000 -0.40% view
03-03 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 16,000 $12.55 $200,800.00 20,000 -0.48% view
03-03 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 200 $12.28 $2,456.00 20,200 0.00% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 100 $12.29 $1,229.00 20,300 -0.08% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 100 $12.30 $1,230.00 20,400 -0.16% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 2,500 $12.31 $30,775.00 22,900 -0.24% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 400 $12.33 $4,932.00 23,300 -0.41% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 100 $12.34 $1,234.00 23,400 -0.49% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 100 $12.35 $1,235.00 23,500 -0.57% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 300 $12.36 $3,708.00 23,800 -0.65% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 300 $12.37 $3,711.00 24,100 -0.73% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 100 $12.38 $1,238.00 24,200 -0.81% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 100 $12.39 $1,239.00 24,300 -0.89% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 400 $12.40 $4,960.00 24,700 -0.97% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

P 2008- 2008-03- ARES ARCC Arougheti officer 500 $12.41 $6,205.00 25,200 -1.05% view
05 CAPITAL
 03-04 17:01:35 CORP Michael J (President)

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 500 $12.42 $6,210.00 25,700 -1.13% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 700 $12.43 $8,701.00 26,400 -1.21% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 1,000 $12.44 $12,440.00 27,400 -1.29% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2008-03- ARES
2008- Arougheti officer
P 05 CAPITAL ARCC 600 $12.45 $7,470.00 28,000 -1.37% view
03-04 Michael J (President)
17:01:35 CORP

2007-08- ARES WEINER officer (VP and

2007-
P 31 CAPITAL ARCC MICHAEL General 2,000 $15.82 $31,640.00 2,000 2.84% view
08-29
15:27:39 CORP D Counsel)

2007-05- ARES DAVIS

2007-
P 24 CAPITAL ARCC RICHARD CFO 11,250 $17.88 $201,150.00 23,100 -1.79% view
05-24
21:26:32 CORP S

VALUATION ARCC Industry Average Sector Average S&P 500

Price/Earnings (TTM) 10.74 -- -- 19.69
Price/Cash Flow -2.33 -- -- 12.18
Price/Sales (TTM) 4.41 -- -- 0.57
Price/Book 0.81 -- -- 4.02
FINANCIAL STRENGTH
Quick Ratio (MRQ) -- -- -- --
Current Ratio (MRQ) -- -- -- 1.68
LT Debt to Equity (MRQ) 53.05 -- -- 89.35
Total Debt to Capital (MRQ) 60.60 -- -- 138.24
Return On Equity 8.94 -- -- 1.00
Return On Assets 7.23 -- -- 9.83
Return On Invested Capital 7.46 -- -- 16.07
ASSETS
Asset Turnover 0.11 -- -- 0.81
Assets per Employee $8.3M -- -- $2.9M
Inventory Turnover -- -- -- 12.74
PROFITABILITY
EBITDA $126.9M -- -- $4.7B
Operating Margin 51.5% -- -- 18.4%
Profit Margin 46.5% -- -- 12.4%
Gross Profit Margin -- -- -- 0.0%

BNI: Burlington Northern Santa Fe: Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation, through its subsidiaries, engages primarily
in the freight rail transportation business. It transports various products and commodities, including consumer, industrial, coal, and
agricultural products. The shipments of consumer products include automotive, such as motor vehicles and vehicle parts. The
company also offers transportation services for industrial products, including construction products, such as clays, sands, cements,
aggregates, sodium compounds, and other industrial minerals; building products comprising lumber, plywood, oriented strand board,
particleboard, paper products, pulpmill feedstocks, wood pulp, and sawlogs; petroleum products, such as liquefied petroleum gas,
diesel fuels, asphalt, alcohol, solvents, petroleum coke, lubes, oils, waxes, and carbon black; chemicals and plastic products,
including caustic soda, chlorine, industrial gases, acids, polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyvinyl chloride; and food and
beverages, such as canned goods and perishable food items, as well as cotton, salt, rubber and tires, and miscellaneous boxcar
shipments. In addition, it transports coal products; and agricultural products, such as wheat, corn, bulk foods, soybeans, oil seeds
and meals, feeds, barley, oats and rye, flour and mill products, milo, oils, specialty grains, malt, ethanol, and fertilizers. As of
December 31, 2007, Burlington Northern Santa Fe operated a railroad system consisting of approximately 32,000 route miles in 28
states and 2 Canadian provinces. The company was founded in 1994 and is based in Fort Worth, Texas.

Last Trade: 109.16

1y Target
106.33
Est:
Day's Range: 108.06 - 109.54
52wk Range: 73.86 - 112.40
Volume: 2,960,304
Avg Vol (3m): 2,998,020
Market Cap: 37.65B
P/E (ttm): 20.07
EPS (ttm): 5.44
Div/Shr: 1.21
Div Date: 2008-03-07
Ex-Div: 2008-03-07
Yield: 1.12%
P/S: 2.28
PEG: 1.35
Key Measures: http://www.cnbc.com/id/15837290?q=bni

All of the railroads have had great growth prospects with peak oil on the verge they have
consistently beat there earnings expectations, pay out a steady dividend and have the backing of
the greatest investor of all time as the single largest shareholder who will not be selling his stake
in the company. I recommend BNI for long-term investors who want a conservative, dependable,
core holding. There are two railroads west of the Mississippi, Union Pacific (UNP) and BNI.
They have overlapping areas, but in my mind, it's BNI in the northern tier and UNP in the
southern tier.BNI has access to all ports on the west coast; to name a few: Seattle, Portland, San
Francisco, Los Angeles; BNI has access to all ports in the Gulf of Mexico: Texas and Louisiana.
BNI has access to Baja, Mexico. You can see all the ports at this site:
http://www.bnsf.com/markets/extensions/p...

BNI has a practical monopoly on coal coming out of Wyoming going to East Coast.
Railroads are three times more efficient than trucking, and there's no way trucking is going to
compete with coal going to the east, and grain going to China via the west coast ports.
BNI beat UNP with a double-track from Chicago to Los Angeles, but they both have a double-
track there now. BNI has split at levels much lower than where BNI is today. UNP has
announced a split; I assume it's just a matter of time before BNI announces a split.
BNI last raised its dividend last September (2007) so I assume it will raise its dividend this
September. If oil comes down a bit in price, and if the economy turns around, I can imagine BNI
announcing: a) a stock split; b) an increase in their divident; and c) a stock buyback starting in
September if the price of BNI does not reflect what the directors think it is worth.

BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY: BRK-B): Current price: 4,387.00

Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. is a publicly owned investment manager. Through its
subsidiaries, the firm primarily engages in the insurance and reinsurance of property
and casualty risks business. It invests in the public equity markets of the United States
and Canada. It employs a value investing approach, investing across sectors. Berkshire
Hathaway was founded in 1889 and is based in Omaha, Nebraska.

This is the greatest stock of all time if you have a long term investment standpoint. The company
is run by Warren Buffett and does not pay a dividend as he is more efficient by reinvesting
the companies profits back into the company. His holdings are very diverse from insurance
businesses, The Washington Post Company, Ingersol Rand, U.S. Banc Corp, Wells Fargo,
Coca Cola along wit many other well run businesses.

CANADIAN NATL RAILWYNYSE: CNI): Canadian National Railway Company, together

with its subsidiaries, engages in the rail and related transportation business in North America. It provides
transportation for various goods, including petroleum and chemicals, metals and minerals, forest products,
coal, grain and fertilizers, and automotive products, as well as intermodal transportation of consumer products
and manufactured goods. As of December 31, 2007, the company operated a network of approximately 20,400
route miles of track spans Canada and mid-America, connecting three coasts: the Atlantic, the Pacific, and the
Gulf of Mexico. It serves ports of Vancouver; Prince Rupert; B.C.; Montreal; Halifax; and New Orleans and
Mobile, Alabama, as well as the cities of Toronto, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Duluth, Minnesota/Superior,
Wisconsin, Green Bay, Wisconsin, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Memphis, St. Louis, and Jackson, Mississippi, with
connections to various points in North America. The company was founded in 1922 and is headquartered in
Montreal, Canada.

Last Trade: 57.21

1y Target
58.33
Est:
Day's Range: 56.44 - 57.30
52wk Range: 41.89 - 58.50
Market Cap: 27.39B
P/E (ttm): 13.28
EPS (ttm): 4.31
Div/Shr: 0.84
Div Date: 2008-03-06
Ex-Div: 2008-03-06
Yield: 1.49%
P/S: 3.38
1.24
PEG:

Again railroads are a strong long-term holding that pays a nice dividend two analysts have a
strong buy, three have a buy, and six have a hold conviction while no analysts have a hold
 conviction. http://www.cnbc.com/id/15837260?q=cni They have a strong balance sheet
and a growing business that is strong with a surge in demand for commodities and having
railroads being a viable alternative to trucking due to the high price of fuel.

FORTUNE BRANDS INC NYSE: FO: Fortune Brands, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in
the manufacture, production, and sale of spirits, home and hardware products, and golf products. The company
offers various distilled spirits, including bourbon, tequila, Canadian whisky, scotch whisky, and cognacs under
the trademarks of Jim Beam, Maker's Mark, Sauza, Canadian Club, Laphroaig, and Courvoisier. It also
provides sherries, port, gin, whisky, and bitters under the trademarks of Teacher's, Harveys, Cockburn's, Larios,
Whisky DYC, and Kuemmerling. In addition, the company offers custom, semi-custom, stock, and ready-to-
assemble cabinetry for the kitchen, bath, and home use under various brand names, including Aristokraft,
Omega, Kitchen Craft, Schrock, Diamond, HomeCrest, Decora, and Kemper; faucets, bath furnishings,
accessories, parts, and kitchen sinks; fiberglass and steel residential entry door, and patio door systems; and
key-controlled and combination padlocks, bicycle and cable locks, built-in locker locks, and other specialty
safety and security devices, as well as automotive, trailer, and towing locks. Further, Fortune Brands, Inc.
manufactures and markets golf balls, golf clubs, golf shoes, and golf gloves, as well as golf bags, golf
outerwear, and accessories. It offers its products primarily in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and
Mexico. The company was founded in 1904 and is based in Deerfield, Illinois.

Last Trade: 69.65

1y Target Est: 80.90

52wk Range: 62

Market Cap: 10

P/E (ttm): 14

EPS (ttm): 4.8

Div & Yield: 1.6

Research reports show that this steady paying dividend stock is hugely undervalued and has 3
Very strong segments in Spirits with a calculated value of 11.1 billion, Home and Hardware
With a calculated value of 3.5 billion, and Golf with a value of 1.5 billion. With the current
Downturn in the housing market has left this goldmine overlooked and undervalued.
http://wikiwealth.wikidot.com/research:fortune-brands
Financial Statement
The stock is also owned by many prominent financial institutions that look to own only high grade
Quality stocks.

GOLDMAN SACHS NYSE: GS): The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. provides a range of investment banking, securities, and investment managem
individuals worldwide. It operates in three segments: Investment Banking, Trading and Principal Investments, and Asset Management and Securities Servi
advisory assignments with respect to mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, corporate defense activities, restructurings, and spin-offs; and underwriting ser
stock, convertible and exchangeable securities, investment-grade debt, high-yield debt, sovereign and emerging market debt, municipal debt, bank loans, as
securities and the securities of real estate investment trusts. The Trading and Principal Investments segment engages in market making in, trading of, and in
derivatives on these products. It also involves in specialist and market-making activities on equities and options exchanges; clearing client transactions on s
through funds that the company raises and manages. The Asset Management and Securities Services segment provides investment advisory and financial p
prime brokerage services, financing services, and securities lending services. The company was founded in 1869 and is headquartered in New York, New Y

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15837280?q=gs

Goldman Sachs is the best investment bank on wall street and has been brought down as of recently
had to cut there dividend like other wall street banks such as Citigroup. They have the best managem
billions of dollars Goldman Sachs was the only bank that showed a profit.

Last Trade: 176.41

1y Target Est: 211.19
52wk Range: 140.27 - 250.70
Market Cap: 69.54B
P/E (ttm): 8.28
EPS (ttm): 21.301
Div & Yield: 1.40 (0.80%)

GLAXOSMITHKLINE NYSE: GSK: GlaxoSmithKline plc, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the creation, discovery, developmen
products. Its Pharmaceuticals segment manufactures prescription drugs and vaccines that are used in various therapeutic areas, including central nerv
cardiovascular, and urogenital. This segment offers Seretide/Advair for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD); Avandia for the t
an anti-depressant; Zofran to prevent nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer; Valtrex for herpes; Coreg for h
also include Augmentin for the treatment of bacterial infections; Seroxat/Paxil for the treatment of depressive disorder, panic, obsessive compulsive d
anxiety disorder; and Flixotide/Flovent, an inhaled steroid for the treatment of inflammation associated with asthma and COPD. The company's Cons
nutritional healthcare products. Its products comprise Lucozade energy and sports drinks; Aquafresh and Sensodyne toothpastes and mouthwashes; A
analgesic; Horlicks, a milk-based malted food and chocolate drinks; and Ribena, a blackcurrant juice-based drink. GlaxoSmithKline operates in the U
Africa, and Canada. It has agreements with Anacor Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Oncomed Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Santaris Pharma A/S; and Targacept, Inc.
Kingdom.

I like GlaxoSmithKline because it is a great drug company based out of the U.K. with many well known brand name
dividend equal to 4.7 percent and is trading well below its intrinsic value which when calculated comes out to $
Symbo PEG EPS Book EPS Est (current 1y Target Div/Sh Market
Trade Volume P/E P/B EBITDA Ex-Div Yield
l Ratio (ttm) Value yr) Est r Cap

139.49 2008-06- 13.40

ARCC 12.09 738,991 1.05 1.07 15.168 11.35 1.45 0.80 14.19 1.68 1.17B
M 12 %
2008-06-
BNI 114.09 3,201,909 1.39 5.44 32.494999 20.98 6.06 3.40 107.63 5.00B 1.28 1.10% 39.35B
06
4,242.0
BRK-B 21,170 - - 0 N/A - N/A - - - - - N/A
0
12,774,88 2008-03-
CHK 60.08 1.19 1.818 20.445 33.05 3.91 2.84 62.86 4.15B 0.27 0.50% 32.47B
3 28
2008-06-
CNI 52.09 1,912,615 1.17 4.20 20.638 12.40 3.50 2.54 59.66 3.45B 0.90 1.70% 24.94B
05
2008-05-
CSX 66.89 3,673,173 1.07 3.32 21.584999 20.14 3.60 3.03 60.33 3.28B 0.72 1.10% 27.08B
28
2008-05-
FO 66.13 763,940 1.57 4.87 38.244999 13.57 4.79 1.75 80.90 1.66B 1.68 2.40% 10.16B
12
12,927,89 100.20700 2008-04-
GS 165.76 0.81 21.30 7.78 15.63 1.69 205.61 N/A 1.40 0.80% 65.34B
0 1 25
2008-04-
GSK 42.40 1,371,948 2.80 3.59 6.65 11.81 3.86 6.37 52.00 17.22B 2.07 4.80% 112.13B
30
201.09 2008-10-
IBA 29.16 12,100 N/A 2.43 29.802999 12.00 2.18 0.97 37.00 0.68 2.30% 1.46B
M 03
16,739,39 2008-05-
IR 39.58 0.89 13.71 30.483999 2.89 3.70 1.40 51.78 1.27B 0.72 1.60% 10.80B
1 13
2008-05-
JNJ 65.63 8,689,312 1.80 4.01 16.193001 16.38 4.45 4.06 73.67 18.58B 1.84 2.70% 184.96B
22
2007-12-
LUK 50.69 1,107,715 N/A 1.65 24.021999 30.78 N/A 2.10 N/A 77.51M 0.25 0.50% 11.80B
13
263.15301 552.85 2007-11-
MKL 403.35 49,211 1.23 34.183 11.80 28.22 1.53 493.75 1.88 0.50% 4.01B
5 M 09
16,314,15 2008-06-
MO 21.16 1.29 4.48 2.232 4.72 1.67 9.65 26.56 14.79B 1.16 5.20% 44.32B
7 11
2008-06-
ORH 36.88 346,032 0.93 10.64 41.77 3.47 2.99 0.89 43.25 N/A 0.25 0.70% 2.44B
11
151.75 2008-05-
OTTR 38.70 183,089 2.81 1.70 17.466999 22.78 1.86 2.20 35.00 1.19 3.00% 1.16B
M 13
PM 49.49 9,929,527 1.37 42.99 7.007 1.15 3.24 7.21 58.67 10.46B - N/A N/A 104.39B
2008-05-
RE 86.62 390,853 0.73 9.81 91.000999 8.83 12.19 0.95 111.33 N/A 1.92 2.20% 5.36B
21
2008-03-
SCX 21.40 18,472 N/A 1.89 28.65 11.32 N/A 0.74 N/A 29.28M 0.40 1.90% 141.30M
13
2008-06-
UNP 79.72 3,165,978 1.06 3.60 30.115999 22.14 4.12 2.59 84.79 4.78B 0.88 1.10% 41.20B
04
16,007,40 2008-03-
USB 30.95 1.56 2.42 11.549 12.82 2.54 2.78 33.47 N/A 1.70 5.10% 53.87B
3 27
23,341,91 2008-12-
WMT 59.57 1.44 3.206 15.979 18.58 3.46 3.65 61.07 29.10B 0.95 1.60% 235.72B
9 11