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Missed Opportunity
He Was No Freshman
Customer Service?
Comfort Systems
Lifeline For Taxpayers
Daily Stock Analysis
McCain should have made clear

Obamas complicity in the crisis
Speed racer Junior Johnson

ran circles around his rivals
Tech outfits financing arms

want to help, but not too much
The air-conditioning installer

is sitting pretty on piles of cash
The rescue bill brings AMT relief

and extends several deductions
Psychiatric Solutions is posting

solid earnings and sales growth
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Fed, Central Banks Slash Rates
The Fed, European Central Bank and

their counterparts in the U.K., Canada,
Sweden and Switzerland all cut their key
rates by 50 basis points in an unprecedented
joint action. They said in a statement that
the intensification of the financial crisis has
augmented the downside risks to growth.
China and Hong Kong also cut rates; Australia eased on Tue. More on this page
Stocks Retreat Despite Rate Cuts

Central Banks Act In Unison
Credit markets still mired
as key economic powers
slash targets by half-point
Stocks End Volatile Day Lower
BY SCOTT STODDARD
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
In a wild session, stocks rallied in the afternoon until a sharp slide in the final
minutes extended the losing streak to 6
days. The Dow fell 2%, the NYSE composite
1.3%, the S&P 500 1.1% and the Nasdaq
0.8%. Volume rose. Financial and energy
groups were among the worst. Beaten-up industries such as metal ores and fertilizers
climbed the most. More on this page, B1, B2
U.K. To Buy Stakes In Big Banks
The British govt will inject 50 bil pounds

($87.5 bil) to recapitalize big U.K. banks
inreturn for ownership stakes. Itll also guarantee about $440 bil in bank debt and boost
the Bank of Englands liquidity efforts by
$352 bil. A cash injection plan had been expected. The FTSE 100 fell 5.2%. U.S. shares
of Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland rose
modestly after diving Tue. More on this page
Treasuries Sink On New Supply
The 10-year T-note fell 1-1/4 points, lifting the yield 17 basis points to 3.66%.
The Treasury sold $66 bil in various maturities to raise funds for various rescue efforts.
Libor bank-to-bank lending rates shot up
but they were fixed before the global coordinated rate cuts. Credit default swaps eased
modestly.
Wal-Mart OK, Dept. Stores Not
Wal-Marts Sept. same-store sales rose

2.4% vs. a year before as shoppers sought
low prices for staple goods. That met estimates. Wholesale clubs Costco and BJs reported solid gains, though a little less than
views. Target and dept. stores like J.C. Penney and Nordstrom suffered sharp samestore sales declines that missed views. Teen
chain Aeropostale did OK. More on this page
IBMs Q3 EPS Tops; Sales Miss
The tech giants shares rose 4% late following its release of preliminary results
after hours. IBM said EPS rose 22% to $2.05,
beating views by 3 cents. Sales grew 5% to
$25.3 bil, below views. Most of the revenue
gain came from currency benefits. IBM,
which backed its 08 EPS outlook, pre-announced to reassure investors after shares
fell 23% in the last 6 days. More on this page
Iceland Draws U.K. Ire In Crisis
The nations financial crisis worsened as

it scrapped plans to nationalize a major
bank, instead placing it into receivership,
and gave up attempts to put a floor under its
falling currency by pegging it to the euro.
Further heightening tensions, Britain said it
planned to sue over lost deposits held by
300,000 citizens with Icelandic accounts.
Japanese Stocks Tumble 9.4%
The benchmark Nikkei index suffered

its worst loss since 87, falling to a 5-year
low as selling whipped around the globe.
Tokyos huge fall came after the Dow fell
more than 5%. A media report warning of
weak Toyota profits also fanned selling. A
surging yen placed more pressure on the export-led economy.
Pending Home Sales Jump 7.4%
BritishPrimeMinister GordonBrown unveilshis stimulus planWednesdayin London;tradersfollow theaction

at the New York Stock Exchange; and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, in Washington, calls for patience. AP
Q3 EPS Targets
Falling Sharply
On Credit Woes
Early Results Are Not Good
BY VANCE CARIAGA
The start of earnings season is almost an afterthought on Wall

Street, which is preoccupied with
the global credit crisis and skeptical that actual results will be anywhere close to estimates.
Third-quarter profit forecasts
havefallensharplyin recentweeks.
Experts expect a rash of fresh
downward revisions as companies
absorb the fallout from the financial meltdown and ailing economy.
Early results havent done much
to boost their confidence. Bank of
America and Alcoa came in well
below views when they reported
this week.
IBM and seed giant Monsanto reported better-than-expected profit views Wednesday.
But the week also brought bad
news from MetLife, which cut its
third-quarter profit target amid a
downturn in the equity markets.
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Company Index ..........A2
Composite Stock ........B3
Credit Market ............B11
Dividends News ..........A9
Earnings News .........B10
Economic News...........A2
Editorials ..................A10
ExchangeTraded Funds ...A9
General Market............B2
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Internet & Technology A4
Investor Education ....B12
Investor's Corner .......B12
Issues & Insights ......A10

Leaders & Success .....A3
Low Price Stocks .........B9
Mutual Funds .............A7
Nasdaq Charts .............B6
New America...............A6
New Highs & Lows ......B4
New Issues .................A6
NYSE Charts .................B4
Option Tables ...........A12
REITs ............................B9
Research Tables ..........B3
To The Point ................A2
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Bold Actions Blunted

As Markets Still Fall
Bigger Interventions?
Wall Street, politicians
consider direct lending,
massive stimulus plan
Still Scared
Short-term Treasuries are still
a safe haven, despite Wed.s
rate cuts
2.0% 1-month Treasury yield
1.5
BY JED GRAHAM
The challenge facing policymakers is that even as they race to unclog a financial system that serves
as the lifeblood of the economy, the
patient seems to be hemorrhaging.
Joblosses, nose-diving stock prices and a brutal house-price correction are all taking a toll on economic activity and making the financial
crisis more difficult to address.
Wall Street succumbed to a late
bout of selling Wednesday, even
after the Federal Reserve and
other central banks across the
globe cut their key lending rates.
The rate cuts were the latest in a
barrage of rapid-fire policymaking, including the just-approved
$700 billion Troubled Asset Relief
Program and a new Fed program
unveiled Tuesday to provide shortterm loans to nonfinancial firms.
But so far these bold moves
havent arrested a dangerous loss
of investor confidence. The major
averages fell fora sixth straight session on Wednesday.
Thats why a growing number of
voices,on Wall Street andin Washington, are calling for much-bolder government action to address
what they see as the perilous state
of our economy.
Carl Weinberg, chief economist
at High Frequency Economics,
wrote Wednesday that with the
global economy already headed
for a recession, the goal for policymakers is to ensure that the event
is dampened so that only a recoverable downturn of national economies is suffered.
Weinberg offers a three-part
strategy. First, cut rates as close
to zero as central bankers dare.
Because banks are no longer
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doing their job, he calls for pumping money into the non-bank privatesectorby lendingtobusinesses
andmaybe evento individuals.
Lastly, Weinberg wrote, massive fiscal stimulus is needed immediately.
Although deficit spending is
bad,the alternative tomassive public support of private demand
right now is worse, he wrote.
Economic stimulus packages
dont have a great track record. A
measure passed earlier this year
propped up consumer spending in
the spring, but failed to provide a
lasting effect.
Financial markets want instant
gratification and arent willing to
wait for Treasury and Fed actions
tohavean impact, saidBobAndres,
chief investment strategist at Portfolio Management Consultants.
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Wednesday that while
the agency is working quickly to
set up the TARP program, actual
asset buys are still weeks away.
Andres says the latest policy
moves have been remedial in nature.
These are empty calories, he
said, designed to avoid a systemic
collapse but not aimed at countering recessionary forces.
Anders expects Washington to
consider a massive spending initiative to rebuild dilapidated infrastructure.
Aug.s gauge of existing-home sales contracts signed surged to 93.4, the best
since June 07. The 8.9% yearly gain was the
first in 3 years. Western sales skyrocketed as
banks dumped foreclosed homes at cheap
prices. But signed contracts could still fail
over financing before closing. And recent
credit and economic woes could hurt home
sales going forward. See Vital Signs on A2
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British Rescue Effort

Meanwhile, the British government said it will partially nationalize big U.K. banks, as expected.
Itll inject $87.5 billion into financials in exchange for ownership
stakes. The government also will
guarantee many bank debts and
boost the BoEs liquidity fund.
France, Spain and other European governments also are stepping
in to help their banks.
But European bourses sold off
sharply Wednesday.
Earlier, Japans benchmark Nikkei index crashed 9.4%, its worst
loss since 1987, following New
Yorks Tuesday dive and concerns
aboutToyotasprofits.OtherAsian
markets also suffered huge losses.
Gauges of credit tightness also
stayed high. The three-month
London interbank offered rate
spiked 20 basis points to 4.52%,
but that was before the rate cuts.
Credit default swap costs fell to
their lowest level since Sept. 25.
Ultimately, this problem will be
solved, but its hard to say how
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Sept. Retail Sales Weak

Year-over-year change
Sept. Same-store Same-store
sales
sales
est.
Aeropostale
15.0%
BJs Wholesale 11.8
Costco
10.0
J.C. Penney
-10.9
Kohls
0.6
Limited
-5.6
Nordstrom
-5.8
Target
2.5
Wal-Mart
4.8
5.0%
10.4
7.0
-12.4
-5.5
-6.0
-9.6
-14.8
2.4
4.1%
11.7
7.3
-8.5
-5.5
-5.4
-7.3
-12.3
2.4
Source: Retail Metrics
Consumer Jitters
Put A Damper On
Sept. Store Sales
BY MARILYN MUCH
Shopperskept pursestringsdrawn
in September, mainly grabbing
bargains on basic goods, sending
many retailers sales tumbling as
the economic storm worsened.
Most retailers reporting monthly sales Wednesday painted a
bleak picture of spending, raising
concerns that consumers wont
be in a buying mood during the
crucial holiday season.
Among chains reporting sales at
stores open at least a year, 63%
missed already-lowered views,
said Ken Perkins, president of Retail Metrics.
Overall, analysts estimate samestore sales rose a soft 1.7% vs. a
year ago, he said.
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PM Francois Fillon proposed letting

his govt seize ailing banks, but declined to back deposits as Ireland and other
EU nations have done. After intl central
banks cut rates, French Pres. Nicolas
Sarkozy,now EU president, said more coordinated global actions were planned. Italy
OKd a bank bailout modeled after Britains.
Oct. 10:
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The Federal Reserve and several

other central banks slashed interest rates Wednesday in an unprecedented joint effort to stem a
growing financial crisis that
threatens tosend the global economy into a tailspin.
Stocks rallied much of the day,
but ultimately closed lower for a
sixth straight session as investors
feared governments still havent
done enough.
The Fed, the European Central
Bank and their counterparts in
England, Canada, Switzerland
and Sweden each cut rates by half
a percentage point. China and
Hong Kong also eased, while Australia slashed rates on Tuesday.
After many ups and downs, the
major averages looked set to turn
in solid gains before selling off
hard in the final half-hour. The
Dow closed down 2%, the S&P
500 1.1% and the Nasdaq 0.8%.
The Nasdaq has dived 16.8%
over six days. Thats despite several major government initiatives
including passage of the $700 billion rescue plan and the Feds decision to buy commercial paper
to unfreeze credit markets and restore confidence.
Theres a lot of fear in the marketplace, said John Miller, chief
investment officer at Nuveen Investments. The damage that may
have been done to the economy is
the predominant concern right
now.
Fed policymakers voted unanimously late Tuesday to cut the fed
funds rate to 1.5%. The ECB
whichhasstronglyresistedcutting
ratesthroughout thecreditcrunch
lowered its benchmark rate to
3.75%. The Bank of England cut
rates to 4.25%.
The recent intensification of
the financial crisis has augmented
the downside risks to growth,
the central banks said in a joint
statement.
much damage will be caused in

the meantime, said David Kelly,
chief market strategist at JPMorgan Funds.
One casualty could be Iceland,
which is on the edge of bankruptcy after huge losses at its banks,
whose assets have ballooned to
more than 10 times the tiny nations gross domestic product.
Global growth will slow to 3%
next year the worst since 2002
from an expected 3.9% this
year, the International Monetary
Fund said Wednesday. It now sees
mortgage-related losses hitting
$1.4 trillion, up from $945 billion.
The world economy is now entering a major downturn in the
face of the most dangerous shock
in mature financial markets since
the 1930s, the IMF said.
In September, 63% of U.S. retailers reported that same-store sales
fell short of expectations while
only 19% beat forecasts, Retail
Metrics said Wednesday.
Discounters such as Wal-Mart
outperformed department stores
such as Nordstroms and Saks, as
discretionary spending looks to
have come to a halt, Retail Metrics said in a statement.
Its the latest evidence of a pullback in consumer spending,
which accounts for 70% of economic activity.
The early news from the earnings front also looks grim.
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Pending Home Sales Index Jumped In Aug.

The gauge of existing-home contracts signed rose 7.4%
to 93.4, breaking out of a yearlong range near record
lows. Year over year, sales climbed 8.9%, the first gain in
years. Sales were red-hot in the West, as banks dumped
foreclosed homes at cut-rate prices. But how will the
latest credit and economic woes affect housing now?
Pending home sales index

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93.4
110
Monthly change
Aug.: 7.4%
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Aug.: 8.9%
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TO THE POINT
BUSINESS BRIEFS
TECHNOLOGY
TELECOM
Google jumps into in-game ads
RIM touts touch-screen phone
The leader in online search and ads

launched AdSense for Games,
which will place ads in Web-based
games. Googles entry into gaming
could serve as a hedge against slipping online ads. In 07, Google
bought Adscape Media, a small ingameadcompany.Ayear earlier, Microsoft bought in-game ad company
Massive. Google fell 2.3% to 338.11.
00 Symantec, a security software
maker, will buy MessageLabs,
which makes instant-messaging,
e-mail and Internet-security products, for $695 bil. It fell 2% to 14.69.
00 Iron Mountain, a data storage
company, projected 09 revenue of
$3.18 bil-$3.26 bil, below views for
$3.37 bil. It surged 11.4% to 27.33.
The smartphonemaker formallyannounced a new touch-screen BlackBerry phone, the Storm, clearly designed to challenge Apples iPhone.
Research In Motions Storm will be
offered by Verizon Wireless in the
U.S., Vodafone abroad. RIM didnt
disclose a release date or pricing.
Shares rose 4.6% to 57.60.
00 Broadcom sued rival chipmaker
Qualcomm, alleging that it abused
patents to net a double recovery
of royalties. Broadcom rose 1.2%.
Qualcomm climbed 4.8%.
00 AT&T and Verizon Communica-
tions fell 2.5% each after Bank of

America and Bernstein Research
cut their outlooks, citing slumping
consumer spending.
Rising Recession Expectations

Cast Doubt On Profit Forecasts
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Meanwhile, SAP said it would miss

sales targets after a sudden drop in
business at the end of September.
You can expect more of the same,
observers say. And plenty of it.
Theres quite a bit of skepticism
on earnings now because of unprecedented events in the financial markets,said Alec Young, equity strategist with Standard & Poors. The
markets are now pricing in a global
recession, which obviously has a
negative impact on earnings. Confidence in these numbers is extremely low.
Downward, Ho
Data from Zacks Investment Research show more than three guidance cuts for every increase over the
last four weeks. It projects an 8.1%
decline in median Q3 net income
for S&P 500 firms vs. last weeks estimate for a 6.2% slide. In late September the call was for a 6% gain.
Estimatesshould continuetoworsen in coming weeks, says Dirk van
Dijk, Zacks director of research.
As for the 8.1% decline, I would
be shocked if its anything close to
that, he said. I think were probably looking at minus 20% when all
is said and done.
Not surprisingly, Zacks expects
huge profit declines from financials. Net income for the sector is
projected to fall 67.9% for the third
quarter. And that could have been a
lot worse, van Dijk says.
Its helped by the fact that some
of the worst companies got kicked
out of the S&P 500, he said. You
dont have Fannie Mae and Freddie
Mac in there, you dont have Lehman Bros. That 67.9% is actually an
inflated figure.
S&P, which tracks average
growth, expects a 1% third-quarter
decline for S&P 500 firms. That
compares with a 26% decline in the
first quarter and a 29% drop in the
second, when year-over-year comparisons were much harder.
Like van Dijk, Young expects further erosion of estimates.
Theyre going to be revised down
dramatically over the next couple
of weeks because theres such a lack
of visibility right now, so much economic uncertainty, Young said.
The overall numbers are weighted
down by weakness in the financial
and consumer discretionary sectors. S&P expects a 51% decline for
financials in the S&P 1,500 and a
13% drop for discretionary firms.
Flat earnings are seen for utilities
and industrials. Single-digit thirdquarter gains are projected for technology and consumer staples, while
materials and health care likely
grew in the low double digits.
Energy, boosted by high prices, is
expected to post a 45% gain. Among
large oil and gas firms, Exxon Mobil
Due South
Median earnings estimates for
S&P 500 firms, yearly change
6%
3
AN INDONESIAN TRADER reacts as shares on the Jakarta Stock Exchange plunge Wednesday. Trading was suspended indefinitely midday
after the benchmark JSX index fell 10.4%. The JSX was hit hardest, followed by the Nikkei, down 9.4%, as stocks across Asia were battered. AP
AGRICULTURE
AIG, the troubled insurer taken
The seed giant said its Q4 loss narrowed to 3 cents ex items, beating
views by 6 cents. Sales rose 35% to
$2 bil. Monsanto usually reports
weak results in Q4 because of seasonal seed-sales declines, but higher revenue from Roundup herbicide
helped results. Monsanto said that
despite the tight global credit markets, many U.S. agricultural lenders
arenotcuttingback onloanstofarmers, who have been enjoying some
of the highest prices in years for
corn, soybeans, wheat and other
crops. Shares rose 9.8% to 81.44.
over by the govt in an $85 bil

bailout, said the Fed has agreed
to loan it an additional $37.8 bil.
Thats on top of the $85 bil loan
that the Fed provided last
month. Shares fell.
FINANCE
Banks extend truce over Wachovia
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Sept. 19 Oct. 3
Oct. 7
Source: Zacks Investment Research
should grow third-quarter profit

41%, Chevron 64% and BP 92%.
The question is whether those
numbers will hold up.
People are not putting a lot of credence into the earnings estimates
right now, Young said.
The surging dollar and weaker global growth also will weigh on profits. Techs, industrials and othermultinationals will no longer be able to
rely on exports and overseas units
to offset weak domestic demand.
Monsanto Goes Against Grain

Monsanto did its part to brighten
things up Wednesday with betterthan-expected fiscal fourth-quarter results and a higher long-term
profit forecast.
The worlds largest seed maker
narrowed its quarterly loss to 3
cents a share from 18 cents the prior
year. Thomson Reuters analysts expected a 9-cent loss. Red ink is typical for the fourth quarter.
Monsanto said tight credit markets should not weaken its ability to
sell seeds and herbicides to farmers. It raised its gross profit range
for fiscal 2012 to $9.5 billion to
$9.75 billion, up from about $8 billion. Shares rose 10% Wednesday.
Tech giant IBM reported preliminary third-quarter results after
Wednesdays close. Profit edged
past views but sales came in light.
Still, shares down 5% in the regular session and 23% over the last six
sessions rose 4% in late trade.
Meanwhile,Alcoacontinued to falter. Its shares fell 12% Wednesday
following late Tuesdays dismal
third-quarter performance results.
The aluminum producer earned 41
cents a share ex items. That was
down 36% from the prior year and
well below the 50 cents expected by
Thomson Reuters.
Alcoa officials blamed a steep fall
in aluminum prices during the quarter,risingcostsandslowingdemand.
BankofAmericaloggedthird-quarterprofitof 15 cents a shareMonday,
down 82% vs. a year earlier and far
below estimates for 62 cents.
BofAsold $10billion ofsharesearly
Wednesday amid moves to close its
Merrill Lynch buyout by year-end.
BofA shares fell 7% Wednesday
and are down 36% for the week.
AFTER THE CLOSE
Monsanto jumps on smaller loss
Citigroup, Wells Fargo and Wachovia agreed to hold off on lawsuits

over rival bids for Wachovia while
talks between the banks and the
Fed continue. A person familiar
with the matter said Tuesday that
Citigroup and Wells Fargo were
leaning toward a geographical division of Wachovias branches, with
Citigroup taking Northeastern and
Mid-Atlantic branches, and Wachovia taking Western and Southeastern branches.
BofA settles on auction securities

The SEC said the banking giant has
agreed to buy back as much as $4.7
bil in auction-rate securities to settle charges that it misled customers
about the debt instruments, which
were touted as being safe and liquid
until the ARS market seized up in
Feb. Bank of America joins 8 other
big banks, including Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Wachovia, that
have agreed to buy back a total of
more than $50 bil in ARS. BofA also
agreed to use its best efforts to provide up to $5 bil in liquidity to other
businesses that bought ARS. BofA
fell 7% to 22.10.
BOEING and Textron landed an

$18.1 mil contract boost from
the Navy for engineering and
logistics services for the MV-22
Osprey aircraft.
QUEST SOFTWARE, a developer
of enterprise software, said
President Doug Garn will become CEO. He will succeed
Vinny Smith, who will become
executive chairman. Quest also
plans a $400 mil stock buyback.
Shares rose.
CHORDIANT, a provider of customer relationship software,

sees Q4 EPS of 5-7 cents, below
views of 8 cents, on sales of $27
mil-$28 mil, also below views. It
plans to cut 13% of its work
force, or 33 workers. Shares fell.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH said David

Peacock will serve as president
after its acquired by Belgian
beer giant InBev. He previously
served as A-Bs vice president of
marketing.
A new technique called slow freezing has brought scientists a step

closer to having banks of frozen organs for people who need transplants. Such banks currently arent
possible because organs can become unusable within 24 hours,
even if theyre refrigerated. Conventional freezing doesnt work because jagged ice crystals form inside
the organs. Slow freezing, developed by Israeli scientists, chills an
organ by 0.3 degrees Celsius each
minute, cutting crystal formation.
The scientists have used this method to successfully freeze, thaw and
transplant a pigs liver.
Parents get key control over teens

A new car feature can set a speed
limit of 80 mph for teen drivers,
allow parents to control how loud
drivers listen to music in the car,
and let them check whether seat
belts are on. Fords MyKey uses
computer chips to give parents the
option to limit the audio systems
volume and to sound continuous
alerts if the driver isnt wearing a
seat belt. The feature will be rolled
out on many 2010 Ford models.
NATION
Mortgage applications edge up
Pelosi says new stimulus needed
Home loan demand rose 2.2% in

the week ended Oct. 3, according to
the Mortgage Bankers Associations index. Mortgage applications
for buying a home rose 3.2% from
the prior weeks 6-year low with
the Federal Housing Administration continuing to gain market
share. Refinancing activity edged
up 0.9%. The average rate on a
30-year fixed-rate loan fell to 5.99%
from 6.07%. The rate on a 15-year
fixed mortgage decreased to 5.71%,
the lowest in three weeks. A oneyear ARM dipped to 6.6%.
00 CEO turnover reached 1,132
through Sept., up 9% from the 1,043
CEO exits recorded through Sept.
07, according to Challenger, Gray
& Christmas. It was the highest
nine-month total on record and is
on pace to pass the 2006 year-end
record of 1,478.
00 The Conference Board expects
the U.S. economy to contract into
the first half of 2009, saying the
environment at home and abroad is
far worse than just a few weeks ago.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said

another economic stimulus plan
one valued at $150 bil is needed.
She said she may call the House into
session after the election to pass it.
The first stimulus bill, which cost
$168 bil, was approved in Jan.; it involved sending out tax rebate
checks of $600-$1,200 to most
Americans. Pres. Bush previously
rejected a second stimulus measure. The House recently approved
a $61 bil economic aid plan, but a
similar bill failed in the Senate.
IMF expects major downturn

In its twice-yearly World Economic Outlook, the International Monetary Fund slashed its 09 forecast
for world growth to 3%, which
would be the slowest pace in seven
years, from a July projection of
3.9%. It warned that a recovery
would be unusually slow. It expects
growth to come in at 3.9% this year,
below the 4.1% it projected in July.
The IMF said the world economy is
set for a major downturn as the stilldeveloping financial upheaval
would exact a heavy toll with the
U.S. and Europe either in or on the
brink of recession.
00 German output unexpectedly
rose 3.4% in Aug., the biggest gain
in 15 years and exceeding forecasts.
But Europes biggest economy said
the weak trend in manufacturing
orders and depressed business
sentiment points to a subdued development in industry output in
coming months.
COMING UP THURSDAY
TRANSPORTATION
Toyota seen missing sales goal
The Japanese automaker fell 1.9%
to 67.25 after a newspaper said the
company may have trouble meeting
global vehicle sales targets. In addition, Toyotas operating profit for
the fiscal year ending in March 09
may fall 40%, Nikkei English News
said. While sales in emerging markets continue to grow, they wont
be enough to offset declines in the
U.S. and Europe, the report said.
TRENDS & INNOVATIONS

Technique may boost transplants
ECONOMY
00 Geologists from more than 80

nations are pooling their surveys of
the Earth to create whats been
called the worlds first international, open-source geologic database.
The project, also dubbed a rock-apedia, aims to make dynamic geological map data accessible to anyone via the Web at OneGeology.org.
00 Car buyers who judge vehicles
on appearance largely favor ones
that appear masculine or even
angry, a Univ. of Vienna study concluded. Researchers had participants judge vehicles based on facial features they detected from
the front of the car. The responses
largely mirrored traits people sense
when they first see someones face.
People overwhelmingly preferred
cars that they rated highest in
power traits.
00 The economic crisis is literally
making people sick, according to
the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare. The council has seen a sudden surge in people
suffering from anxiety, especially
those near retirement age. Sleeplessness, chronic stomach issues and a
damaged immune system were
some of the symptoms reported.
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00 Jobless claims for the week

ended Oct. 4, 8:30 a.m. EDT (forecast: 475,000).
00 Wholesale inventories for Aug.,
10 a.m. EDT (forecast: 0.4%).
Sheriff refuses to aid foreclosures

Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart ordered his deputies to stop taking
part in evicting people from foreclosed properties in the Chicago
area. Dart blamed mortgage companies for failing to do due diligence,
saying some tenants being evicted
were paying rent and unknowingly
living in a foreclosed property.
Were just not going to let them
evict innocent tenants, he said. It
stops today.
00 The son of a Democratic Tenn.
state lawmaker was indicted by a
federal grand jury for allegedly
hacking into the Yahoo e-mail account of GOP vice presidential
candidate Sarah Palin.
WORLD
Ukraine president dissolves govt
Viktor Yushchenko abandoned the
search for a coalition to take over
from the current orange govt; he
dissolved parliament and called for
earlyelections. Yushchenko blamed
PM Yulia Tymoshenko for the collapse of the coalition. The 2 leaders
are at odds over the division of
power. The president also says the
PM is too soft on Russia, which still
wields significant influence in the
former Soviet state.
AFGHANISTAN: Defense Secy

Robert Gates urged SE European
leaders to shift their military efforts
from Iraq to Afghanistan, where
their forces are more urgently
needed. Gates said that as the
security situation in Iraq continues
to improve, countries should
consider filling the urgent need
for trainers in Afghanistan.
THAILAND: Anti-govt protesters
RETAIL
vowed to avenge those killed and

injured in clashes with police.
Soldiers maintained an uneasy
calm in Bangkok a day after 2 died
and more than 400 were injured in
Thailands worst political violence
in over a decade.
Walgreen withdraws Longs bid
LEBANON: Two U.S. journalists
FRIDAY
00 Trade balance for Aug., 8:30
a.m. EDT (forecast: -$59 bil).
The drugstore chain dropped its

$75-a-share, $2.8 bil bid for Longs
Drug Stores, which rejected it in
favor of a $71.50-a-share offer from
CVS Caremark. The Walgreen deal
was seen raising antitrust issues because a merger would give it dominance in some markets. Walgreen,
which issued a statement after
hours, rose in late trading while
Longs and CVS dipped.
IN BRIEF
MetLife will cut an unspecified
number of jobs this year and sell 75
mil shares of common stock to raise
capital. It sees Q3 EPS of
$1.38-$1.58 vs. views of $1.44.
Shares plunged 26.8% to 27.
Lindsay, an irrigation systems

maker, said its Q4 EPS nearly tripled to 90 cents, beating views by
20 cents. Revenue doubled to
$147.2 mil. Shares fell 7.1% to 52.
Harris, which makes communications gear, won a $140 mil Pentagon

contract for work on space satellites. Shares slipped 1% to 36.51.
For The Record: The Prudent Bear
Fund has taken in about $160 mil in
new money this year. Inflow and
asset appreciation have lifted assets
to $1.26 bil from $924 mil at yearend. The inflow and assets figures
were misstated on A6 Wed.
vacationing in Lebanon have not

been heard from since Oct. 1 and are
believed missing, the U.S. Embassy
said, appealing for information on
their possible whereabouts.
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WISDOM TO LIVE BY
Reeves On Maturity
Appleton On Attributes
Garland On Authenticity
Faulkner On Improvement
Difficulties in life are intended to make us better,

not bitter.
I rate enthusiasm even above professional skill.

Edward Appleton, physicist
Be a first-rate version of yourself, not a second-rate

version of someone else.
Dont bother just to be better than

your contemporaries or
predecessors. Try to be better than
yourself.
Reagan On Pressure
Moliere On Perseverance
On Training
William Faulkner, author
Dan Reeves, football coach
Judy Garland, actress
When you cant make them see the light, make them
feel the heat.
The greater the obstacle, the more glory in

overcoming it.
Everyone has the desire to win, but only champions

have the desire to prepare.
Ronald Reagan, 40th U.S. president
Moliere, playwright
Unknown
LEADERS & SUCCESS

IBDS 10 SECRETS TO SUCCESS
Investors Business Daily has spent years analyzing leaders and successful people in all walks of life. Most have 10 traits that, when combined, can turn dreams into reality. Each day, we highlight one.
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HOW YOU THINK IS EVERYTHING: Always be positive. Think

success, not failure. Beware of a negative environment.
DECIDE UPON YOUR TRUE DREAMS AND GOALS: Write down
your specific goals and develop a plan to reach them.
TAKE ACTION: Goals are nothing without action. Dont be afraid to
get started. Just do it.
NEVER STOP LEARNING: Go back to school or read books. Get
training and acquire skills.
BE PERSISTENT AND WORK HARD: Success is a marathon, not a
sprint. Never give up.
LEARN TO ANALYZE DETAILS: Get all the facts, all the input. Learn
from your mistakes.
FOCUS YOUR TIME AND MONEY: Dont let other people or things
distract you.
DONT BE AFRAID TO INNOVATE; BE DIFFERENT: Following the
herd is a sure way to mediocrity.
DEAL AND COMMUNICATE WITH PEOPLE EFFECTIVELY: No person
is an island. Learn to understand and motivate others.
BE HONEST AND DEPENDABLE; TAKE RESPONSIBILITY: Otherwise,
Nos. 1-9 wont matter.
NEVER STOP LEARNING
Gems In Sandbox Lessons

Some of the best preparation for great leadership is
rooted in everyday values
we learned as children and
the toys we played with.
Lego blocks, Rubiks Cube and
Green Army Men teach us about
group dynamics, said Ron Hunter,
co-author with Michael Waddell of
Toy Box Leadership: Leadership
Lessons From the Toys You Loved
as a Child.
Drawfrom these childhood experiences to become a better leader:
00 Teamwork. Building with Lego
bricks is akin to forming relationships. In business,if you do not connect with your customers, with
your co-workers, with your vendors you are out of business,
Hunter and Waddell wrote.
00 Patience. The Slinky Dog teaches you to pull in the right direction
and take time to build a following.
The tricky part for leaders is time.
Waddell and Hunter point to a proverb to show the risk of being hasty:
If you think you are leading and you
look behind you and no one is following, you are just going for a walk.
00 Mentors. Like Play-Doh, if you
are willing to be molded by the right
influences, success may follow.
Life is not a game of solitaire; people depend on one another, Jon
Huntsman wrote in Winners
Never Cheat: Everyday Values We
Learned as Children (But May
Have Forgotten). If you dont
have knowledge of something, find
people who do.
00 Communicate. How you talk is
crucial. Think of Mr. Potato Head
and the messages he sends depending on how you assemble his face.
Without those facial features, hes a
bland potato. Thats how important
it is to consider body language.

00 Integrity. Your reputation is
how others see you, Huntsman
says. Character is how you act when
no one is watching. Competition is
an integral part of the entrepreneurial spirit and the free market,
Huntsman wrote. Cheating and
lying are not.
The colors and complexity of the
RubiksCube teachesyou theimportance of making the right turns
when doing business, Hunter and
Waddell note. When you do things
correctly, it creates order, they
wrote. When you do them wrong,
it creates chaos.
00 Think ahead. Little Green Army
Men teach you that good plans take
careful thought, Hunter and Waddell write. Solid preparation boosts
your odds for success.
00 Respect. Treating others in the
sandbox the way you want to be
treated is key to building friendships. In business, rivals, colleagues, employees and clients all
deserve the same appreciation. I
know of no truly successful person
who does not demonstrate a sense
of decency, Huntsman wrote. He
adds that to achieve respect, you
must have compassion and a desire
to make others happy.
00 Tenacity. Leadership is not
without failure, Hunter said. Just
like the Weebles fall down but pop
back up, leaders get up every time.
Leadership is about taking risks,
Huntsman says. If your life is free
of failure, you arent much of a leader, he wrote. To succeed, we must
attempt new things.
Children take their first steps even
if they might fall down. They expect
to stumble in the process of learning
to walk. Adelia Cellini Linecker
Junior Johnson Raced Ahead

Step On It: The driver and owner used his wits and tools to lap the stock car field
BY SONJA CARBERRY
FOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Stock car legend Junior Johnson always had a trick maneuver.

Take the 180-degree bootleg turn
he originated while running moonshine in rural North Carolina.
It helped him dominate Nascars
early dirt tracks.
Or the drafting technique Johnson
devised to beat faster cars at the
1960 Daytona 500.
Its still an essential tool on todays
superspeedways.
By innovating ways to charge
ahead, Johnson won 50 races during his 14-year driving career.
For me to back up and let somebody else lead, that wasnt my
style, Johnson told IBD. If my car
didnt blow up, I won the race.
The Southern-drawled, tough-asnails driver captured the attention
of writer Tom Wolfe, who immortalized Johnson as one of those sports
stars who is not just an ace at the
game itself, but a hero a whole people or class of people can identify
with in a 1965 Esquire magazine article, The Last American Hero is
Junior Johnson. Yes!
The article spawned a 1973 movie,
The Last American Hero, in
which actor Jeff Bridges depicted
Johnsonspersonal race from moonshine runner to stock car champion.
The sport might never have outrun those outlaw roots had Johnson
not spotted the potential of corporate sponsorship.
It was Johnson who made the introductions that resulted in the cigarette firm R.J. Reynolds sponsoring
theentire Nascarseries, a 32-year relationship that drove stock cars into
mainstream America.
Shifting Gears
Johnsons career accelerated with
the sport. As team owner through
three decades, Johnson led his drivers to 139 wins and six Winston Cup
titles a record three straight for
Cale Yarborough in the late 1970s
and another three in five years for
Darrell Waltrip in the 1980s.
Now a Fox Sports commentator,
Waltrip describes Johnson as a sly
old visionary whos short on words
and long on results.
At a race in Martinsville, Va., in the
early 80s, Johnson told his young
driver to brake with his right foot instead of his left. The shift would
help the disk brakes outlast the demanding short track.
Waltrip objected. I said to him
you cant get around this racetrack
without your left foot, Waltrip told
IBD.
Johnson didnt argue.
The next morning, the driver
found plywood affixed between his
Johnson, at North Carolinas North Wilkesboro Speedway in 1999, won 50 races during his 14-year driving career.
cars brake and clutch, effectively

blocking the wrong foot.
Illbet you learn how toright-footbrake now, Waltrip remembers
Johnson saying before the race.
Junior always had that sharptongued, absolute, put-you-in-yourplace, no-rebuttal response, Waltrip said.
From driver habits to ailing engines, Johnson seemed capable of
fixing anything. That gave Waltrip
and other drivers confidence.
He has that uncanny ability of seeing something and figuring out a
way to make it work, Waltrip said.
Its part of being inquisitive, being
willing to try new things.
Improvising to fix whats broken
wasa way of lifeon the Wilkes County, N.C., homestead of Robert Glenn
Johnson Sr. His son and namesake
was born in 1931.
Today, Junior Johnson credits his
father with giving him a great head
start in life. I learned I can do
about anything I want to, he said.
If I want to get something done, I
figure out a way to do it.
Running moonshine the illegal
transporting of home-distilled alcohol was commonplace in 1950s
North Carolina. Johnson was locally notorious for outrunning revenuers on those red-clay back roads.
The law gave up chasing Johnson
and instead laid a trap.
Sent out by his dad to fire up a still,
Johnson saw a well-known revenuer in the shadows behind him, took
a swat backward with his shovel
and ran like the dickens before getting caught up in a wire fence.
Johnson served 11 months of a twoyear sentence in a federal prison.
Asked if he regretted that night at
the still, Johnson says hed never
consider disrespecting his father.
If he came back right now and
said go do it, Id go do it, he said.
The conviction was expunged in
1986 by President Reagan on a day
Johnson calls one of his happiest.
After Johnson left prison in 1957,

he concentrated on his stock car racing career.
At the 1960 Daytona 500, he was a
last-minute entry in a woefully slow
Chevrolet. Nothing Johnson did to
the car helped him catch the quicker Pontiacs, so he worked the problem from the drivers seat.
The way he sees it, If you dont
have the best car, you have to be the
best driver.
During practice, he tucked in behind a faster car and noticed a slip
stream the draft pulling him
along and increasing his speed.
Johnson tailed the Pontiacs on
race day. The move put him in position to win after the leader spun into
the infield. Johnson likes to say he
hitchhiked his way to victory.
Johnson kept spotting his window
of opportunity in the 1970s. When
he needed money to fuel his racing
team and tobacco companies had
just been shut out of TV advertising
he went courting.
I knew they had a big budget to
spend, Johnson said.
Talk about big. When Johnson laid
out his case, R.J. Reynolds executives responded with easy laughter.
They said, Weve got $570 million we have set aside for TV,
Johnson recalled.
What he wanted was a stub of that.
But when he saw the sponsorship
was a lock, he said, You need to
sponsor the whole circuit.
Johnson connected R.J. Reynolds
heads with Nascars co-founder and
chairman, Bill France.
They went forward from there,
Johnson said. I didnt have anything more to do with it, and I didnt
get a sponsorship out of it.
Johnsons loss was Nascars gain.
Tobaccos marketing millions transformed the gritty, grass-roots sport
into a slick, commercial success.
Johnson came full circle this year
by sponsoring a driver at the 50th
running of the Daytona 500.
While Johnson ceremonially led

the field in the pace car, driver Jeremy Mayfieldfollowed in a car emblazoned with Junior Johnsons Midnight Moon.
Thats the premium copper-stilled
moonshine Johnson started selling
legally in 2007.
Ive been approached for years by
different distilleries wanting me to
go in with them, Johnson said.
They usually wanted a bourbon,
not the true moonshine Johnson
preferred. I knew I didnt want to
jump into something I didnt know
anything about, he said.
Johnson, who also sells signature
hams and pork skins, was content
working his 278-acre farm near
Hamptonville, N.C., cooking up
country breakfasts five mornings a
week in his shop for friends and employees, and raising his children,
Meredith and Robert Glenn III,
with second wife Lisa.
He Drank To That
A chance to re-create his dads
moonshine recipe with Madison,
N.C.-based Piedmont Distillers
proved irresistible. Johnson bought
into the company in 2007 and started product development.
At the end of one of the shop breakfasts, Johnson and his cohorts approved samples of Midnight Moon.
Piedmont founder Joe Michalek
says Johnson is an ideal partner and
spokesman, never waving off a personal appearance.
He says, What do we got on the
schedule? and Ill say, Richmond,
and he says, Great. I need to get
there two hours early, Michalek
told IBD. He embraces life. He just
has a lot of fun.
At age 77, Johnson has a history of
turning endeavors into triumphs.
One habit thats boosted him?
The very first thing you have to be
careful with is people, Johnson
said. You have to deal with honest
people if you want to be successful.
BEST OF LEADERS & SUCCESS
Harvey Cushing Was At The Cutting Edge Of Surgery

Innovate: His dedication and meticulous approach helped make for a healthier procedure into patients nervous systems
BY CURT SCHLEIER
FOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Harvey Cushing knew that mastering the basics can help you conquer
the big stuff.
Cushing is among the most renowned surgeons in the history of
modern medicine. He worked at the
frontier of neurosurgery and is considered the father of the specialty.
Hes credited with numerous advances in surgical techniques and
tools such as the Cushing clamp
to tie off blood vessels.
According to Michael Bliss, author
of Harvey Cushing: A Life in Surgery, Cushing was already famous
when he began removing tumors
from the suboccipital area of the
brain, but he started slowly.
His first steps were very tentative; he had to learn such basics as
how to secure the head and shoulders and how to anesthetize a patient lying face down, Bliss wrote.
Cushing understood that his suc-
cess rate would likely be low at first.

He kept careful notes and doggedly recorded lessons from each failure, Bliss wrote. By studying failures, he turned them into victories.
Cushing (1869-1939) was a fourthgeneration physician (older brother, Edward, was also a doctor), but it
was at a time when medicine was
primitive. Harvard Medical School,
the best in the country at the time,
accepted students straight out of
high school. Operating theaters
werestill not aseptic.The X-rays development was announced the year
he graduated from medical school.
Cushing didnt have the swashbuckling personality most often associated with surgeons. On the contrary, he tended to be conservative.
He studied his patients carefully,
using all the diagnostic tools availableat the time, and often would recommend against surgery.
While conservative in patient care,
he was liberal in efforts to improve
hospital procedure.
Even as a resident at Johns Hopkins, Cushing immediately pushed

for improvements in the hospitals
procedures, bombarding his boss
with suggestions for change.
Cushing demanded a high level of
performance from himself; he was
not above doing menial tasks. Once
he came across a patient sitting uncomfortably on a bedpan. When the
doctor he was with offered to run
and get an orderly, Cushing demurred. The doctor remembered:
He personally cleaned the patient
and washed him, and then took the
bedpan in his hands and walked
down the center of the corridor of
the private floor to the utility room
where he washed out the bedpan
and hung it over the dryer.
Cushing would accept no less from
those around him. At one point, he
nearly fought another surgeon hed
criticized for poor performance.
Though he was demanding, his
staff agreed that all of Dr. Cushings demands were made in the in-
terests of his patients. He made a

point of surrounding himself with
good people, and when he found
people he could rely on his anesthesiologist, his operating room
nurse he kept them for years.
He was eager to try something
new. He scoured professional literature for ideas and weighed test results before attempting new procedures. Once convinced a new idea
had a positive effect, he incorporated it into his routine. In this way,
Cushing became the first to monitor
patients blood pressure during surgery with the newly developed
blood pressure cuff .
A noted element of his approach to
neurosurgery was that he didnt
rush. A common theme of all his
neurosurgical papers was the need
to abandon the fetish for haste.
These need not be hazardous procedures, Bliss wrote.
It was far more important to be meticulous, to pay attention to detail.
Cushing always underlined the
need to perfect every detail of the

surgical experience, Bliss wrote.
There was nothing wrong with
being slow and fussy, because fussiness was the concern for detail that
made everything possible: The successful consummation of any critical operation often depends on
seeming trifles. . . the scrupulous observance of surgical minutiae that
makes possible the safe conduct of
intracranial performances.
Paying attention to detail included
everything from not shaving a patients head until just before the surgery (to minimize the risk of infection) to assuring that the head is perfectly positioned.
Cushing emphasized this in training surgeons, all of whom worked
on live animals rather than cadavers. That sounds cruel, but, as Bliss
wrote: Students working on dead
bodies had no incentive to take asepsis and patient management seriously or to learn to control bleeding or
treat tissue gently.
Knowledge was everything to

Cushing. When John Turner, an
8-foot giant Cushing was treating
forpituitary problems, died, his family refused a postmortem. Cushing
eventually persuaded a funeral
home attendant to let him remove
the giants brain and pituitary gland
so he could continue to study them.
Money was only a means to an end
for him. At the peak of his career,
Cushing earned $8,500 annually as
chief surgeon at Brigham Hospital
and full professor at Harvard.
Though a considerable sum at the
time, he had to pay his personal staff
out of that an amount two or three
times his salary.
During World War I, he served
near the front lines. He did what
hadto be done.Athome, hed consider one major operation a day a good
day. At the front, he was performing
eight a day, on his feet for 16 hours.
This story originally ran Nov. 11,
2005, on Leaders & Success.
A4
IPTV Service Provider Count Grows

The number of Internet-protocol TV
services over managed networks has risen to
681 worldwide, up 18% in 18 months.
Leading IPTV infrastructure companies
include Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, Thomson
and Verimatrix.
Source: Multimedia Research Group (mrgco.com)
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INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY

Techs With Cash Walk High Wire With Needy Customers
Trick Is Finding Right Balance
Credit crisis adds degree
of difficulty when financing
purchases by top clients
BY KEN SPENCER BROWN
No mans credit is ever as good as

his money, a saying goes. But for a
growing number of technology sellers navigating the global banking
crisis, credit just might have to do.
With money tightening around
the globe, more customers are expected to turn to vendor financing
for big purchases. Observers say
such a shift will force the financing
armsof big tech firms tostrike a delicate balance: Open the credit spigot
to juice up sales, but not so much
that bad debt drags down profit.
As a captive (financing operation), youre really required to walk
that fine line between aggressively
supporting the parent companys
sales and managing risks, said Irv
Rothman, who heads up HewlettPackardsHPQ HP Financial Services. Sometimes, its not that easy.
Virtually all of the big tech companies offer financing to help grease
the sales process, making big purchases easier for customers. That
means tech firms financing arms
are always under pressure to help finance big deals.
With businesses tightening their
belts and credit drying up from
many outside sources, thats bound
to intensify, says Eric Openshaw,
who heads Deloitte Consultings

technology, media, entertainment
and telecommunications practice.
You can only be so picky at this
point, he said. And then you are
probably going to capitulate and
take on the risk of running higher
bad-debt expense.
The long-term effect will vary by
company.Many, suchas HP and MicrosoftMSFT, finance sales through
their own cash reserves and retain
the debt until its paid off. Others,
such as OracleORCL, immediately
sell the debt to an outside company.
Its not clear how easy that will be
as debt gets harder to sell. Oracle
wouldnt comment for this story.
Not everyone is convinced tech
vendors will loosen credit, even if it
means forgoing potential sales.
Stu Lustman, who heads business
development for Atlanta-based
tech equipment financing firm
Southern Lending Solutions, says
hes seen a jump in referrals from
tech distributors whose customers
get turned down for credit from the
big vendors.
R.J. Grimshaw, general manager
of Parsippany, N.J., tech financing
firm US Express Leasing, says hes
a seen a similar boost in business.
Ive heard from more of our partners this week than I have in the
past year and a half, including a
major multinational PC manufacturer, he said.
Indeed, tech companies are reluctant to loosen credit standards, says
Jonathan Fales, a principal at the
Alta Group, which has provided
consulting services to the financing
As a captive (financing
operation), youre really
required to walk that fine line
between aggressively
supporting the parent
companys sales and managing
risks.
Irv Rothman, Hewlett-Packard
arms of IBMIBM, HP, DellDELL, Sun

MicrosystemsJAVA, Cisco SystemsCSCO and Microsoft, among others. If anything, vendors are tightening credit, a typical move in downturns, he says.
Still, captive financing units are
willing to extend promotional offerings such as low-interest financing
and so-called utility computing,
hosted computing services in
which customers pay a recurring
service fee instead of buying equipment upfront.
Today I spoke with 70 reseller
salespeople around the country for
four hours, and they are acutely
aware of what their clients are
going through, Fales said in an
e-mail.
Another trend is lease buybacks.
These programs let customers sell
their old equipment back to the vendor, which then turns around and
leases it back to the customer.
The setup lets customers shore up
their balance sheets with new cash.
While it usually doesnt mean new
sales for the vendor, it can keep customers from fleeing to a rival willing to deal. Assuming that the vendor has priced the buyback and
lease terms appropriately, the deal
can make money.
In a bit of role reversal, some big
banks are turning to such programs
to shore up their own balance
sheets.
Fred Clarke, a spokesman for

IBMs global financing unit, said in
a statement that lease-back deals
rose 200% in the first half of the
year vs. the year-ago period. The
volume of financing to banks rose
31% in the period overall.
HPs Rothman says the computer
maker would not consciously adjust its credit-granting criteria to
boost sales in a downturn. The unit

is expected to make money on its
own, and a higher percentage of unpaid debt would only hurt profit.
Like any finance company, were
not going to get it 100% right if we
are, were probably not taking
enough risk, he said. But weve
not seen any dramatic changes in
our credit losses.
Because the volume of financed
deals tends to reflect overall sales,
Rothman says he doesnt expect a
sudden spike in vendor financing as
customers other credit options dry
up.
Other companies werent as eager
to say how the credit situation is affecting their financing volumes.
In a voice message, Dell spokesman David Frink would say only
that the computer maker plans to
continue to invest in the financing
business.
Were committed to continuing
customer financing, and (Dell Financial Services) continues to be a
profitable asset for Dell, he said.
Asked to elaborate, Frink said the
units outlook and plans to deal
with the credit crunch were proprietary.
James Brehm, a senior manager
with research firm Frost & Sullivan,
says he isnt too worried about tech
firms opening the credit floodgates.
Most have strict lending guidelines,
andthe loans are securedby thevendors own products, which they can
repossess and resell if necessary.
They arent just providing thirdparty money to fund someone elses
transaction, he said.
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C O M F O R T S Y S T E M S U S A I N C . Houston, Texas
Heating, Air-Conditioning Installer Stays Optimistic With Piles Of Cash

Comfort Systems USA
BY NORM ALSTER
comfortsystemsusa.com
This would not seem to be the time

tohitch your wagon to the stalled engines of new construction.
But Houston-based Comfort Systems USAFIX keeps chugging along
even as construction has slowed in
many sectors of the economy.
Comfort Systems installs and services heating, ventilation and air
conditioning (HVAC) systems for
commercial, government and nonprofit customers. Even as the housing meltdown has spread to retail
and shows signs of spreading to office-space construction, Comfort
has reported record results.
In the second quarter, it grew revenues to $355 million from $281 million a year ago. Earnings came in at
38 cents, up from 25 cents a year
ago. Strong free cash flow and nearrecord backlog promise continued
strength.
Chief Executive William Murdy
describes the outlook for the rest of
the year as well as 2009 as positive. Indeed, he is confident enough
to be mulling acquisitions. We purposely piled up a lot of cash, said
Murdy.
Cloudy Outlook
Murdy concedes that the outlook
for much of the nonresidential construction market is cloudy. We will
no doubt see some kind of downturn in nonresidential construction, he said. Nonresidential construction always follows residential
construction. It follows it up. It fol-
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Comfort Systems USA installs heating, ventilation and air conditioning in

big buildings, sometimes using a helicopter. It says business is still good.
lows it down.
So how can Comfort Systems continue to perform so well?
We are focused on a couple of sectors that havent started to slow
down yet and probably wont, replied Murdy. Heathcare, academic
and military customers contribute
roughly one quarter of Comfort Sys-
tems revenue, he said. And these

sectors are continuing to build in
spite of the residential and commercial slowdowns.
The military is spending a lot of
money on Army posts, mostly to create a better environment for soldiers, he said.
Comfort Systems has also been
More Action Needed To Bolster Confidence, Analysts Say

FED FROM A1
aluminum maker late Tuesday

badly missed third-quarter profit
views. MetLife tumbled 27% after
withdrawing EPS guidance. That
follows Bank of Americas miss and
software giant SAPs warning.
But seed giant Monsanto rose 10%
on its solid quarterly results and
long-term outlook.
Another test will come on Friday
when General Electric reports.
Wednesdays coordinatedmove by
the worlds top central banks shows
how closely linked global financial
markets have become, analysts said.
The crisis intensified last month

afterinvestment bank giant Lehman
Bros.wentbust,triggeringhuge losses at other financials via a complex
web of reciprocal obligations.
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Since then, several U.S. and European banks have either gone bankrupt or been taken over. Those that
remain have tightened credit further to hoard capital and avoid potential new losses.
This is not just a U.S. banking crisis but a global banking crisis,
Kelly said. What we have now is a
complete crisis of confidence.
Worries about a global financial

meltdown prompted Congress to
approve a $700 billion plan to buy
troubled assets from banks. But
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson
said Wednesday that actual asset
buys are weeks away.
Despite big rate cuts and efforts to
flood financial markets with cash,
analysts generally agreed more had
to be done, including further rate
cuts and government measures to
put cash into consumers pockets.
Theres more to come on the fiscal and monetary side, said Max
Bublitz, chief strategist at SCM Advisors.
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growing its retrofitting and service

businesses. These contribute recurring revenue even when new construction slows. Service and retrofit
now represent more than 40% of
revenue, says Murdy. And that revenue stream has been growing at
roughly 12% to 13% a year. We
clearly would like it to grow by
15%, he added.
Another plus for Comfort Systems:
The service business carries higher
margins, noted Tahira Afzal, an analyst with KeyBanc Capital Markets.
A further boost has come from
heightened customer interest in energy savings. Many customers are
updating older HVAC systems for
greater energy efficiency. Green is
not a fad, said Murdy. We can save
a tremendous amount of power cost
by installing efficient HVAC.
HVAC systems account for half of
electricity use in office buildings, he
adds.
And electric utilities, coping with
elevated fuel costs, are poised to
raise rates.Utilities have been apply-
ing to regulators for steep rate hikes,

noted Afzal. Some requests are for
hikes as high as 20% to 30%, she
said. As utility rates go up, there is
greater activity in retrofitting for improved energy efficiency, Afzal explained.
With more than $100 million in
cash, Comfort Systems boasts a
strong balance sheet. Some of that
money will be used for buyouts. But
these will be prudent, Murdy
stressed.Were going to buy companies in good geographic markets
where we are not currently, he
said.
Comfort lacks presence in such
major urban areas as New York, Chicago and Philadelphia. Is Murdy
scouting for prospects there? No, he
says. More likely hunting grounds
are smaller cities such as Nashville,
Charleston and Savannah.
In some cases, Comfort may be
looking to plug a hole in its offerings. In an area where Comfort installs equipment in new buildings
but has no service operation, it may
look to buy a service outfit, he explains. Murdy says Comfort will buy
at much the pace its been buying.
Weve been averaging two or
three companies a year. I dont see
any reason to stop that, he said.
One problem that depressed earningsin 2007appears tobe under control. Comfort Systems Atlas unit, involved in condo development in
Florida and Texas, had run into trouble. The problem, says Murdy, was
overly rapid expansion. Atlas went
from roughly $60- to $70 million a
year in revenue to roughly $120 mil-
lion. It had to hire and train massive

numbers of new employees at a time
when labor costs were rising.
It took on too much work. Expansion was creating some problems,
said Murdy. So Comfort has been
downsizing that part of its business.
On an August conference call with
analysts, Comfort Systems Chief Financial Officer William George reported that Atlas roughly broke
even in the second quarter. Thats
much better than the $3.6 million
loss in the second quarter of 2007.
Predicts Slowdown
But some analysts do see ongoing
risks for Comfort. Clint Fendley, an
analyst with Davenport & Co.,
wrote in a Sept. 3 research note that
Comfort should continue to do well
the rest of this year. But, he added,
We believe that non-residential
construction will slow noticeably as
we enter 2009. This, wrote Fendley, would present a headwind to
the business and stock price of Comfort Systems.
Its also worth noting that CEO
Murdy has been selling shares of the
company. In August, sales that followed the exercise of stock options
totaled over 180,000 shares. Murdy
downplayed the sales. I still own
400,000 to 500,000 shares, he
said. He also explained that he was
funding renovation of a home.
Meanwhile, the company continues to buy back its own shares. Comfort Systems has already bought
back nearly 2 million shares in the
last 15 months and is authorized to
buy back a million more.
As Caution Spread, Discount Chains Fared Best

RETAIL FROM A1
sumer spending.
The financial crisis exacerbated a
very sluggish macro environment,
said Perkins.
Tight credit, mounting job losses,
falling home values, and high food
and gas prices remain strong headwinds.
The consumers mood is horrible, added Jharonne Martis, senior research analyst at Thomson
Reuters.
September consumer confidence
numbers showed that the consumers assessment of the job market is
deteriorating, and if theres one
piece of economic data the consumer understands very well, its unemployment.
Cash-strapped and cautious, consumers continued to favor value retailers known for discounts on food
and other basic goods.
Wal-Mart and wholesale club operators Costco and BJs Wholesale
Club fared well.
Wal-Marts same-store sales rose
2.4%, in line with views. The
worlds biggest retailer stood by its

third-quarter guidance, which sees
earnings up 6% to 10%.
Costcos sales were up 7%, and
BJs climbed 10.4%, though both
fell slightly short of views.
Target fared worse. Its same-store
sales fell 14.8%, even more than the
12.3% drop that analysts forecast.
Department stores and most other
sellers of non-essential items also
were left trailing in the dust.
Perkins says the gap between
same-store sales at discounters, department stores and apparel chains
is getting wider as more consumers
put off non-essential purchases.
Discretionary spending has
slowed to a trickle, he said.
At Kohls, same-store sales slid
5.5%. Nordstroms fell 9.6%, and
J.C. Penney saw a 12.4% decline. All
three chains lowered third-quarter
guidance amid the challenging economic environment.
Among the exceptions was teen
chain Aeropostale, which has been
on a roll all year. Septembers samestore sales rose 5%, slightly ahead of
forecasts.
The spending climate is only

going to get cooler as the holiday
season nears, analysts said.
Given the shakeout weve seen in
the financial services industry the
past month, the deterioration weve
seen in the job market is going to go
up in October, and the losses should
continue through the rest of the
year, said Perkins.
Americans are having a tough
time accessing credit. Consumer
borrowing fell by $7.9 billion in August, the Federal Reserve said
Wednesday. That was the first drop
in a decade.
Perkinsseesverysoftholiday sales.
Retailers will have to be very promotional and price-conscious to
drive traffic this year, more than
ever, he said.
Martis also predicts tough going
at holiday time.
Augusts same-store sales reflected the worst back-to-school season
since Thomson Reuters started collecting data in 2000.
That already gives you a handle
on where the holiday season is heading, Martis said.
New Ideas Floated To Aid Homeowners, Halt Crisis

WHAT'S NEXT? FROM A1
On Wednesday, the International

MonetaryFund saidthe world economy is now entering a major downturn. It also called for fiscal, as well
as monetary policy actions, to support demand.
Greg Valliere, chiefpolitical strategist at Stanford Washington Research Group, sees a growing possibilityof a lame-duckstimulus package after the elections.
With this kind of deceleration,
Im not sure they can wait until January, he said.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi,
D-Calif., called for a $150 billion
stimulus package on Wednesday.
Morgan Stanley economists estimate consumer spending contract-
ed at a 2.6% rate in the third quarter, the first drop in 17 years. Auto
sales fell last month to a 16-year low.
GOP presidential nominee John
McCain joined the chorus calling
for more aggressive action during
Tuesdays debate. McCain said his
administration would buy up the
bad home-loan mortgages in America and rewrite them to reflect
house-price declines.
In a conference call Wednesday,
McCain economic adviser Douglas
Holtz-Eakin said the approach attacks the problem of bad mortgage
debt by starting with the homeowner and working up.
Taxpayers would bear the cost
up to $300 billion for the difference between the original mortgage and new loan.
Glenn Hubbard, past chairman of

the Council of Economic Advisers
under President Bush, has floated a
$338 billion plan that would have
the government split the loss with
mortgage investors but reach more
homeowners.
Under the Hope for Homeowners
program approved by Congress this
summer and just getting under way,
mortgage investors have to assume
theentire loss, leading some to question the uptake.
McCains plan would have taxpayers massively overpay for mortgages, said Jason Furman, adviser to
Democratic presidential nominee
Barack Obama.
In a statement, Obama urged Congress to immediately pass a middleclass rescue plan.
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The package includes
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BY PAUL KATZEFF
Talk about something for everyone.

Last weeks $700 billion financial
markets rescue bill includes tax
breaks for Hollywood filmmakers,
Samoan tuna canneries, race-car
tracks, Oregon arrow makers and
Puerto Rican and Virgin Islands
rum producers.
But if youre not involved in those
pursuits, other new rules could impact you. You wont get handouts
like some of the special interests or
banks that are teetering under the
weight of dubious mortgages. But
the rescue offers at least temporary
tax breaks to ordinary taxpayers.
Most of those are in the form of extended expiration dates for a number of tax deductions. The bill also
creates higher insurance caps on
various types of bank accounts.
Highlights include:
00 An alternative minimum tax
(AMT) patch.
00 Higher FDIC insurance caps.
00 Home mortgage debt relief.
The AMT patch boosts the
amounts you can exempt from your
taxable income in calculating your
2008 AMT tax bill.
The higher exemptions are
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Mutual Fund Performance

2008
4 Wk Net
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund
Alger Funds A
$ 1.9 bil 8009923863
39 Capital Appr 23 9.32 .01
22 7.14n .02
52 AcadEmMkt 29 14.96n .42 39 Spectra
Alger Instl
AdvisorOne Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8009923863
$ 936 mil 8668110225
22 13.33n .01
38 Amerigo N 23 9.58n .11 39 Cap Appr
52 Mid Cap Gr 29 9.14n .01
AIG Retirement I
40 Small Grow 26 17.01n .24
$ 15.7 bil 8005721980
Allegiant I
38 ForeignVal 22 8.06 .20
$ 3.9 bil 8006223863
33 Growth
20 7.67 .41
38 IntlGrowI
21 8.21 .26 1 Intrmd Bond 4 10.30n .08
Alliance Brnstn A
30 MidIndex
24 16.09 .19
$ 22.7 bil 8002215672
39 Sci&Tech
24 9.02 .03
28 SmallIdx
24 11.59 .26 28 Bal Wealth 17 9.69 .12
15 11.91 .20
32 StckIdx
20 24.50 .27 28 Balanced
41 Global Tech 24 45.83 .20
AIG Retirement II
8 GloblBond
8 7.18 .08
$ 4.2 bil 8005721980
22 2.59 .07
40 IntlSmEq
21 10.40 .33 39 Gr & Inc
21 26.33 +.24
36 MidVal
24 11.17 .21 37 Growth
18 HiIncome b 16 6.64 .13
32 SocRespbl 22 8.58 .14
45 Intl Growth 25 11.17 .30
AIM Funds A
48 Intl Val
28 11.62 .35
$ 30.2 bil 8009594246
34 Lrg Cp Grow 18 15.48 +.03
46 AsiaPacGr m 24 15.39 .61
5 Muni CA
6 9.98 .09
45 Basic Value b 31 17.22 .48
38 Wealth Appr 22 9.90 .14
40 Cap Dvlp b 26 10.98 .09
Alliance Brnstn Adv
23 Charter b
17 12.64 .23
$ 5.8 bil 8002215672
38 Constlatn b 20 18.17 .08
47 Intl Val
28 11.83n .36
47 Develp Mkts m26 17.93 .52
Alliance Brnstn B
40 Energy b
28 27.05 +.25
$ 3.8 bil 8002215672
41 Euro Grwth m 21 24.96 .72
28 Bal Wealth 17 9.64n .13
23 GlbHlthCare b 17 22.30 .27
Alliance Brnstn C
43 GlbSmMidGr m23 13.80 .24
$ 5.6 bil 8002215672
37 Intl Growth 19 20.07 .60 28 Bal Wealth 17 9.65n .12
35 Lrg Cap Gr b 19 8.59 .02 48 Intl Val
28 11.36n .34
21 Mid Core Eq b 19 18.68 .28
Alliance Brnstn I
21 Real Estate b 21 17.82 ..
$ 5.0 bil 8002215672
27 Sml Cap Eq b 22 8.59 .17 36 GlbRlEstII
23 7.31n .10
32 Sml Cap Gr b 23 19.76 .26 48 Intl Value
28 11.66 .35
+ 5 USGovt
0 8.68 .06 6 Intmd Dur
6 13.71n .18
AIM Funds B
Allianz A
$ 4.4 bil 8009594246
$ 8.5 bil 8004260107
46 Basic Value m 31 15.54n .44 31 NFJ Div Val 22 11.08 .32
24 Charter m
17 12.09n .22 40 NFJ IntlVal 28 15.54 .52
21 Mid Core Eq m 19 15.41 .22 23 NFJSmlCpVal 21 22.68 .42
AIM Funds C
33 OCC Growth 21 20.17 .08
$ 3.3 bil 8009594246
Allianz Admin
24 Charter m
17 12.12n .22
$ 1.4 bil 8004260107
40 Energy m
29 24.69n +.22 23 NFJSmlVal 21 22.68n .42
AIM Funds Instl
Allianz C
$ 3.1 bil 8005541156
$ 3.6 bil 8004260107
37 Intl Growth 19 20.40n .61 32 NFJ Div Val 22 11.05n .32
AIM Funds P
Allianz Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8009594246
$ 6.1 bil 8004260107
33 Summit P b 19 10.05n .06 31 NFJ Div Val 22 11.17n .33
AIM Funds Investor
23 NFJSmlCpVal 21 23.62n .44
$ 6.3 bil 8005541156
.. AlphaHedg .. no quote
21 Diverse Div b 16 9.81 .14
Alpine Funds
40 Dynamics b 26 14.23n .09
$ 3.1 bil 8887855578
40 Energy b
28 26.96n +.25 43 Dynamic Div 22 6.04 .13
41 Euro Grwth m 21 24.92 .73 62 Intl RealEst 40 14.76n 1.01
23 GlbHlthCare 17 22.30 .28 + 3 UShTxOptInc 0 10.01n ..
2008
%
Chg Fund
For Wednesday, October 8, 2008
2008
4 Wk Net
%
% Asset NAV
Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
Am Beacon AMR
$ 1.6 bil 8003883344
35 Large Cap Val 22 15.02n .32
Am Beacon Inst
$ 6.2 bil 8003883344
39 Intl Equity 21 14.00n .59
+ 1 Sh Term Bd 2 8.59n .02
26 Sml Cap Val 24 13.01n .36
+ 1 TreasInfPrC 4 9.88n .21
Am Beacon Pln
$ 7.2 bil 8003883344
39 Intl Equity 21 13.81n .58
26 Sml Cap Val 24 12.69n .35
Amana Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8007288762
.. Growth
.. no quote
.. Income
.. no quote
Amer Cent A
$ 5.7 bil 8003452021
20 Equity Inc
14 6.09n .08
31 FundmtlEq 19 10.08 .12
40 Heritage
25 12.95 .03
23 RealEstate 25 16.15n .12
23 StrAlloMod 14 5.17n .06
Amer Cent Adv
$ 2.0 bil 8003452021
1 Infltn Adj
6 10.57n .24
Amer Cent Instl
$ 7.7 bil 8003452021
20 Equity Income 14 6.10n .08
1 Intl Bond
+ 1 13.92 +.05
33 LrgCoVal
20 4.73n .06
23 Real Estate 25 16.15n .13
Amer Cent Inv
$ 52.6 bil 8003452021
.. 1ChoiceMod
.. no quote
1 CA TxFreeBd 4 10.53n .05
+ 2 Divers Bd
2 10.06n .09
.. Emerg Mkts
.. no quote
30 EquityGrow 20 16.85n .18
20 EquityInc
14 6.09n .08
40 Giftrust
25 19.22n .04
+ 3 Ginnie Mae 1 10.29n .06
32 Glbl Gold Eq + 8 15.13n +1.85
37 GlblGrwth 22 6.57n .08
+ 1 Govt Bond
1 10.89n .09
32 Growth
20 18.06n .04
40 Heritage
25 13.26n .03
31 Income & Gr 19 19.69n .25
1 Infltn Adj
6 10.59n .24
2 Intl Bond
+ 1 13.92n +.05
.. Intl Disc
.. no quote
41 IntlGrowth 22 8.10n .25
33 LrgCoVal
20 4.73n .07
21 Mid Cp Val 19 8.82n .22
23 Real Estate 25 16.13n .12
35 Select
22 26.67n .10
+ 4 ShTerm Govt 0 9.56n .03
25 Sm Cp Value 23 5.61n .15
23 StrAlloMod 13 5.18n .05
+ 5 Target 2010 + 1 103.27n .30
2008
4 Wk Net
%
% Asset NAV
Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
+ 6 Target 2015 1 90.99n 1.29
+ 3 Target 2020 3 66.84n 1.44
+ 4 Target 2025 2 58.65n 1.66
2 Tax Free
5 10.23n .05
37 Ultra
20 15.78n .02
23 Value
16 4.67n .08
43 Vista
24 12.34n .03
American Fds B
$ 40.7 bil 8004214120
32 AMCAP
19 12.75n .10
22 Balanced
14 14.57n .22
11 BondFdAm 7 11.28n .12
28 CapIncBldr 14 44.24n .79
35 CpWrldG&I 19 28.24n .58
38 EuroPac Gr 20 31.14n .58
35 Fundmntl
21 27.42n .34
33 Gr Fd Amer 20 21.92n .12
18 Hi Inc Tr
14 9.27n .15
25 Inc Fd Am
14 13.96n .23
31 Inv Co Am
17 22.48n .27
26 Mutual
16 20.42n .21
34 New Pers
18 21.92n .30
41 New World 24 34.43n .98
43 SmCpWrld 24 22.46n .54
29 Wash Mut 18 23.45n .36
American Funds A
$ 699 bil 8004214120
31 AMCAP
19 13.30 .11
22 Balanced
14 14.62 .23
10 Bd Fd Am
7 11.28 .12
27 CapIncBldr 14 44.24 .79
35 CapWld G&I 19 28.38 .58
4 CapWrldBd 3 18.51 +.01
38 EuroPac Gr 20 31.73 .59
34 Fundmntl
21 27.50 .34
33 Gr Fd Amer 20 22.81 .13
8 High Inc Muni 8 13.26 .15
17 High Income 14 9.27 .15
25 IncFd Amer 14 14.05 .23
2 Interm Bond 2 12.82 .10
30 Inv Co Am
17 22.58 .28
2 Ltd Tax Ex
4 14.54 .06
26 Mutual
16 20.56 .21
37 New Econ
20 17.11 .18
34 New Pers
18 22.44 .31
41 New World 24 35.28 1.00
+ 1 ShrtTermBd 1 9.82 .03
42 Sm Cp Wrld 24 23.53 .57
6 Tax Ex CA
7 14.68 .15
4 Tax ExBdAm 6 11.29 .09
+ 3 US Gov Sec 1 13.61 .11
29 Wash Mutl 18 23.60 .36
Aquila Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002284227
1 HI Tax Free A 3 10.77 .04
Ariel Mutual Fds
$ 3.7 bil 8002927435
31 Appreciation 24 29.92n .40
36 Ariel
24 29.72n .62
Artisan Funds
$ 23.2 bil 8003441770
45 Intl
24 16.55n .43
28 Intl Val I
18 18.30n .53
2008
%
Chg Fund
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
50 IntlSmlCap 26 11.87 .40

36 Mid Cap
24 19.84n .06
22 Mid Cap Val 21 14.18n .22
38 Small Cap
26 10.42n .20
17 Small Cap Val 21 11.46n .27
Asset Mgmt Fds
$ 1.5 bil 8005273713
13 UltraShMort 3 8.11n .05
AssetMark Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8006645345
.. Cor Pl Fxd
.. no quote
36 Lrg Cap Gr 23 6.50n .02
ASTON Funds
$ 3.3 bil 8009928151
28 Mont&CldGrI 19 19.42n .06
28 Mont&CldGrN 19 19.32n .07
34 OptimumMidN 25 18.76n .19
26 TAMROSmlN 21 13.81n .27
B
Baird Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8007922473
3 AggregteBd 4 9.78n .10
Baron Funds
$ 16.0 bil 8009922766
32 Asset
21 43.62n .12
32 Growth
22 34.36n .44
37 Partners
25 14.39n .05
36 Small Cap
23 15.23n .17
BB & T Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8002281872
1 TotRetBdIns 4 9.84n .08
BBH Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8006255759
33 Intl Eq N
17 11.13n .83
Bernstein Funds
$ 27.8 bil 2127564097
0 CA Muni
3 13.91n .05
0 Diversifd Muni 3 13.76n .03
51 Emerg Mkts 30 19.78n .55
45 Intl
23 13.76n .41
5 Intrmd Dur 6 12.07n .15
0 NY Muni
3 13.53n .05
45 Tx Mg Intl
23 13.72n .41
Berwyn Funds
$ 408 mil 8009926757
6 Income
7 10.92n .09
Blackrock A
$ 36.3 bil 8004417762
42 AllGlobRes m 29 11.92 +.32
33 Aurora b
24 14.82 .31
25 BalCaptial 17 19.40 .29
34 BasicVal
23 19.07 .42
28 Equity Div 17 14.31 .20
33 Fndmtl Gr
21 15.55 +.03
21 Glob Alloc
12 15.57 .12
41 Glob Growth 22 11.28 .13
43 Glob Res b 36 33.01 .05
33 Glob SmCp 20 15.61 .17
0 Govt Inc
1 10.24 .10
14 HealthSciOp b 12 25.71 .15
15 HiYld Bd
13 6.11 .11
+ 3 IntGovtBd
1 10.40 .06
41 Intl Opport 23 23.45 .62
53 Latin Amer r 38 30.67 .98
35 Lg Core
19 8.63 .05
How To Read Mutual Fund Tables & Graphs

Fund tables list 4,000 funds in the IBD Monday Special/IBD Weekly Special edition and 2,200 funds on other days.
The list is composed of funds with a 36-Month Performance Rating of A+, A or A- and with at least $200 million in assets,plus funds ranked by assets regardless of performance rating. All other funds can be found at www.investors.com/
data and at dailygraphs.coms Fund Center. O Denotes independent fund that does not belong to family listed above.
Each 36-Month Performance Rating, vs. all other mutual funds, is recalculated each month on a total return basis. All
dividends and capital gains included. Daily accrual fund returns are calculated on a monthly basis. A+=Top 5%, A=Top
10%, A#=Top 15%, B+=Top 20%, B=Top 25%, B#=Top 30%, C+=Top 35%, C=Top 40%, C#=Top 45%, D+=Top 50%,
D=Top 60%, D#= Top 70%, E=Below 70%. A+, A, A# and B+ 36-Month Performance Ratings are all boldfaced. %
changes are on a total return basis. Top 2% of funds in % performance yesterday are boldfaced. Performance of income
funds may be compared to other income funds, bond funds to other bond funds, etc. Fund company family names are
boldfaced. Fund familyassets as of 08/31/08.b=assets used to pay 12(b)(1) plan distribution costs, r=redemptioncharge
may apply, n=no initial load and appears after Net Asset Value, m=multiple fees, p=previous days quote, s=split, x=exdividend or capital gains distribution. 5-Yr After Tax Rtn=5 year after-tax return assuming an average ordinary income
tax rate of 35% on dividends and a 15% long-term capital gains tax rate. The top 25% of growth funds for the past 2 years
that are beating the S&P 500 this year are shown graphically each day on the first Mutual Funds page. All figures are on
a total return basis. Funds shown in the two daily performance lists have at least $125 million in assets and a 36-Month
Performance Rating of B or better, unless otherwise noted.
heads of households and $34,975

for marrieds filing separately.
Those are well up from the old levels: $45,000, $33,750 and $22,500.
With the new exemptions, 4.1 million taxpayers are expected to fall
prey to the AMT, according to the
Tax Policy Center.
Without the patch, 26.8 million
taxpayers would have fallen into
the AMTs maw.
To boost confidence in banks, the
rescue bill jacks up caps on coverage that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. can provide on bank accounts. Under the new rules, the
FDICcan cover upto $250,000in eligible individual accounts. The old
limit was $100,000.
The FDIC could already backstop
up to $200,000 per joint account
per bank for married couples. And it
covered up to $250,000 per depositors eligible retirement account per
bank. Those caps did not change.
Homeowners Help
The rescue bill aids beleaguered
homeowners by extending the life
of a tax break that was due to expire
after 2009.
The break concerns what happens
when a lender sells a home after
foreclosing on it. If the lender sells
the home for less than the outstanding mortgage and forgives the excess debt, the IRS had treated the
canceled debt as taxable income.
A 2007 law excluded up to $2 million ($1 million for married couples
filing separately) in such discharged
debtfrom federal tax on most principal homes. That relief was due to ex-
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
34 Lg Value
20 12.21 .17
40 Natural Res 28 42.13 +.27
32 S&P500Idx 20 12.19n .14
32 SmGrEq b
24 15.19 .37
9 TotalRet
6 10.07 .10
31 US Opport
22 25.03 .23
BlackRock B
$ 5.7 bil 8004417762
21 Glob Alloc
12 15.20n .12
BlackRock BlRk
$ 2.9 bil 8004417762
7 TotalRet
5 8.59n .08
BlackRock C
$ 19.6 bil 8004417762
43 AllGlobRes m 29 11.68 +.31
34 Basic Value 23 17.92n .40
29 Equity Div 17 14.02n .21
34 Fndmtl Gr
21 14.02n +.03
21 Glob Alloc
12 14.61n .11
15 HealthSciOp b 12 24.39n .14
41 Intl Opport 23 21.84n .57
35 Lg Core
19 8.06 .05
34 Lg Value
20 11.46 .16
BlackRock I
$ 1.7 bil 8004417762
34 Lg Value
20 12.47 .18
BlackRock Instl
$ 29.3 bil 8004417762
43 AllGlobRes m 29 12.06 +.32
25 Bal Cap
17 19.47 .29
34 Basic Value 23 19.19 .42
28 Equity Div 17 14.34 .20
33 FndmtL Gr 21 16.02 +.04
21 Glob Alloc
12 15.64 .12
41 Glob Growth 22 11.45 .12
33 Glob Sm Cp 20 15.84 .18
+ 5 GNMA
1 9.77n .05
+ 3 IntGovtBd
1 10.38n .05
41 Intl Opport 23 24.54n .64
40 Intl Val
21 17.11 .56
35 Lrg Core
19 8.81 .05
5 Natl Muni
6 9.35 .10
32 S&P500Idx 20 12.25n .13
32 SmGrEq
24 16.46n .40
9 TotalRet m 6 10.07 .10
7 TotalRetII
5 8.57n .08
31 US Opportun 22 26.20n .24
Blackrock R
$ 1.5 bil 8004417762
21 Glob Alloc
12 15.12n .12
BNY Mellon
$ 12.3 bil 2124951784
+ 1 Bond M
2 12.18 .11
44 Emg Mkts M 27 11.47n .30
+ 1 Int Bond M 2 12.10n .11
38 Intl M
19 9.34n .26
34 Lrg Stk M
22 6.57n .06
34 Mid Stk M
22 8.07n .06
3 NatlIntMunM 5 12.21n .06
3 PAIntMunM 4 11.81n .04
30 Sml Stk M
20 8.88n .13
Brandes
$ 832 mil 8002377119
34 InstIntlEq
20 14.95n .40
Brandywine Fds
$ 8.5 bil 8006563017
42 Blue
22 20.43n .08
38 Brandywine 23 22.61n .19
Bridgeway Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8006613550
49 Aggr Inv 2
31 11.01n +.07
25 Brown SmCo 21 26.87n .36
Buffalo Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8004928332
28 Small Cap
22 16.72n .12
C
5 C&O MktOpp 0 21.66n .09
Calamos Funds
$ 22.6 bil 8008237386
30 Gr & Inc A
19 21.79 .18
30 Gr & Inc B
19 24.60n .21
30 Gr & Inc C
19 21.91n .18
44 Growth A
26 33.00 .02
44 Growth B
26 33.36n .02
44 Growth C
26 30.53n .02
13 Mkt Neut A 8 11.12 +.05
Calvert Group
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
$ 10.6 bil 8003682745

9 Income A
8 14.54 .17
40 LrgCapGrA 22 21.22 .16
1 ShDurInc A 4 15.38 .09
5 Social Bd A 6 14.67 .17
28 Social Eq A 20 27.82 .26
Cambiar Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8667778227
36 OpportInstl 25 12.17n .14
36 OpportInv
25 12.14n .14
Causeway Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8669477000
40 Intl Val Ins r 23 10.13n .34
40 Intl Val Inv r 23 10.06n .33
CG Cap Mkt Fds
$ 8.5 bil
2 CorFxInc
4 7.82n .08
52 EmergMkts 29 9.70n .30
42 IntlEq
23 8.50n .28
35 LgCapGr
23 10.39n +.01
35 LgCapValEq 23 7.29n .16
CGM Funds
$ 11.0 bil 8003454048
37 Focus
26 33.14n .21
26 Mutual
16 23.38n .27
28 Realty
25 22.53n +.26
18 ChampSmCo 20 10.52n .33
Chesapeake Fds
$ 857 mil 8005253863
40 Core Growth 24 12.16n +.03
21 47.05n .44
42 Clipper
.. CO Bond A
.. no quote
Cohen & Steers
$ 7.4 bil 8004379912
21 Instl Realty 23 29.69 .08
40 IntlRltyA
23 9.65 .09
40 IntlRltyC
23 9.62 .09
40 IntlRltyI
23 9.67 .09
21 RltyShrs
23 45.44 .13
Columbia A
$ 29.6 bil 8003456611
33 Acorn
23 18.84 .25
43 Acorn Intl
25 24.26 .61
42 Acorn Sel
31 15.67 +.01
+ 3 Fed Secs
0 10.54 .07
32 Lrg Cap Val 18 9.26 .10
35 Marsico Gr 19 14.80 +.08
37 Marsico21st 19 10.35 .04
44 MarsicoIntl 23 8.90 .17
33 Mid Cap Val 21 9.82 .19
34 MrscoFocEq 18 16.31 +.12
22 SmCpVal I 21 34.01 .87
5 Strat Inc
6 5.38 .05
6 Tax Exempt 7 12.25 .11
Columbia B
$ 3.5 bil 8003456611
34 Acorn
24 17.77n .24
Columbia C
$ 5.5 bil 8003456611
34 Acorn
24 17.65n .24
36 Marsico Gr 19 13.71n +.07
38 Marsico21st 19 9.81n .04
Columbia Z
$ 81.5 bil 8003456611
33 Acorn
23 19.38n .25
43 Acorn Intl
25 24.34n .61
42 Acorn Sel
31 16.01n +.02
31 Acorn USA 23 18.53n .26
38 AcrnIntlSel 21 19.37n .43
2 CoreBond Z 3 9.94n .09
27 Div Inc Z
17 10.42n .20
53 Emerg Mkts 30 6.73n .19
36 EngNatRes 24 16.06n +.03
9 Hi Yld Muni 8 9.44n .09
14 High Income 11 6.95n .10
42 Intl Equity 23 10.00n .27
42 Intl Stk
23 9.91n .31
34 Intl Value
19 13.03n .37
7 Intmd Bond 7 7.85 .09
2 IntmMuniBd 5 9.71 .04
34 Large Gr
21 16.95n .09
32 Lg Cap Idx 20 19.27n .21
32 Lrg Cap Val 18 9.27n .10
30 LrgCapCore 17 10.37n .07
32 LrgEnCore 19 9.66n .09
35 Marsico Gr 19 15.05n +.08
37 Marsico21st 19 10.52n .04
44 MarsicoIntl 23 9.05n .17
AMT Exemptions
Rescue bill boosts income
amounts excluded from 2008
AMT calculations
Old rules
DE
Davis Funds A
$ 28.5 bil 8002790279
40 Financial
25 24.30 .74
34 NY Venture 21 26.41 .26
Davis Funds B
$ 1.7 bil 8002790279
34 NY Venture 21 25.16n .26
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 14.6 bil 8002790279
34 NY Venture C 21 25.33n .26
34 NY Venture Y 21 26.76n .27
27 Delafield 24 17.69n .34
Delaware A
$ 10.0 bil 8005234640
5 DivrsInc A
5 8.09 .07
48 Emerg Mkts 28 8.92 .25
34 LargeCapVal 22 11.66 .28
3 Tax Fr MN
5 11.52 .07
Delaware Instl
$ 1.4 bil 8008285052
37 US Growth 21 10.19n +.09
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 3.6 bil 8002318002
42 Emerg Mkts 27 8.04n .19
+ 5 Global Fxd Inc + 2 12.15n +.06
35 Intl Equity 18 15.08n .49
35 Labor Intl
18 13.02n .40
DFA Investment
$ 104 bil 3103958005
+ 2 1 Yr Fixed Inc x 0 10.14n .03
+ 2 2Yr Glbl Fxd
0 10.33n .01
+ 3 5 Yr Gov
+ 1 10.46n .05
+ 1 5GlbFxdInc 1 10.71n .04
44 Emerg Mkts 25 18.50n .86
44 Emerg Mkts II 25 16.53n .77
51 Emg Mkt Sml 28 10.81n .75
47 EmMktCorEq 27 11.04n .59
49 EmrgMktValI 29 22.02 1.32
23 Glbl60/40 I 14 9.82 .19
35 Global Eq I 23 9.53 .29
41 Intl Small Co 24 10.83n .65
40 Intl SmCpVal 24 11.50n .61
41 Intl Value
22 13.99n .80
41 Intl Value III 22 13.09n .75
41 Intl Value IV 22 11.67n .66
40 IntlCoreEq 22 8.09n .42
+ 4 Intrm Govt
1 11.88n .12
38 Lg Cap Intl 21 15.86n .90
22 Real Estate 24 18.10n .12
+ 1 Sh Trm Muni x 1 9.99n .01
30 TAUSCorEq2 22 6.45n .10
31 TaxMg US Sm 24 16.15n .35
30 TaxMgTgtVal 25 14.84n .36
39 TxM Intl Val 20 11.54n .68
36 TxM US MkVl 25 10.84n .33
36 TxM US MkVl II 25 10.45n .31
$22,500
$34,975
Source: Thomson Reuters
pire Dec. 31, 2009.The rescue bill extends it through 2012.

It may take the additional years
for a lot of people to work through
this mess, said Mark Luscombe,
principal tax analyst for Chicagoarea research firm CCH.
The bill extends the same relief to
homeowners whose debt has been
cut by restructuring. Thats often
called a mortgage workout.
Thenewlawgivesrelieftoworkers,
many in the high-tech industry, who
hold stock options worth little if anything, but who get whacked by big
taxbillsbasedonAMTcalculations.
In your regular tax calculation, incentive stock generally is not taxed
until you sell it for a gain. For the
AMT, youre taxed on any increase
in value between the date the option
was granted and the exercise date
thedate you buythe options. That increase is called the bargain element.
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
37 Mid Cap Gr 25 16.55n ..

33 Mid Cap Val 21 9.83n .19
30 MidCap Idx 24 8.05n .10
33 MrscoFocEq 18 16.67n +.12
16 Real Est Eq 20 11.10n ..
36 Sel Lg Gr
23 8.04n +.06
35 Sel Small
22 11.74n .19
0 Sh Trm Bond 2 9.51n .03
+ 2 Sh Trm Muni 1 10.22n ..
24 Sm Cap Indx 22 14.22n .31
35 Small Gr I
23 19.85n .14
22 SmCpVal I 21 35.51n .91
29 SmCpVal II 23 9.67n .29
6 Strat Inc
6 5.32n .06
36 Strat Inv
22 13.31n .13
6 Tax Exempt 7 12.25n .11
5 TotRet Bond 5 8.78n .09
+ 6 US Trea Idx + 1 11.16n .11
41 Val&Restrc 29 33.38n .32
Commerce Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8003052140
1 Bond
3 17.75n .17
010.4
+ 3 CRAQualInv b
9n .05
Credit Suisse Common
$ 1.3 bil 8005772321
17 CommodRtn 13 9.85 .02
CRM Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8002762883
29 Mid Val Ins 22 20.95n .14
$45,000
$69,950
Marrieds filing jointly,

surviving spouses
Married filing
separately
New rules
$33,750
$46,200
Individuals
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
31 TxMgdUSEq 20 10.51n .12

31 US Cor Eq 1 22 8.01n .12
31 US Cor Eq 2 22 7.92n .12
35 US Lg Cap Val 25 14.86n .53
32 US Lg Co Instl 20 7.73n .09
35 US LgCapVal 3 25 11.36n .40
32 US Lrg Co
20 29.00n .32
30 US Micro Cap 23 9.37n .25
29 US Small Cap 23 13.66n .31
28 US Sml Val 24 16.92n .48
31 US VectorEq 23 7.68n .17
26 USTgtVal
23 11.25n .27
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 4.0 bil 6142553333
19 LgShtA
14 14.89 .10
19 LongShortI 14 14.99n .10
Dodge&Cox
$ 137 bil 8006213979
31 Balanced
20 53.97n 1.05
5 Income
6 11.43n .12
41 Intl Stock
26 27.12n .84
38 Stock
25 81.26n 1.88
Domini Soc Inv
$ 1.1 bil 8007626814
32 Equity
21 21.75n .38
Dreyfus
$ 22.1 bil 8006456561
27 Appreciation 17 32.38n .29
32 Bas S&P500 20 20.50n .24
0 Bd Mkt Inv
3 9.85n .08
33 Disc Stock 21 22.98n .17
32 Dreyfus Fund 20 6.77n .06
34 Growth & Inc 20 10.45n .05
6 Intm Inc A
7 11.30 .14
3 Intm Muni
5 12.48n .05
35 MidCapVal A 26 18.32 .26
6 Muni Bond r 7 10.46n .10
5 NY Tx Ex r
6 13.48n .11
31 S&P MidIndx 24 19.70n .23
32 S&P500 Idx 20 28.10n .31
24 SmCpStkIdx 22 16.10n .34
Dreyfus Premier
$ 14.1 bil 8002428671
5 CA Tax Ex Z 6 13.41n .12
43 Emrg Mkts A 26 11.24 .28
43 Emrg MktsI 26 11.26n .28
+ 3 GNMA
1 14.40n .08
59 GrtrChina A 22 19.81 .23
38 New Leadr A 26 23.77 .25
Driehaus Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8886368835
53 EmergMktsGr 26 20.44n .35
49 Intl Disc
26 21.04n .39
Dupree Mutual
$ 967 mil 8008660614
3 KY Tax Fr Inc 4 7.10n .04
DWS Scudder A
$ 16.4 bil 8006211048
24 Balanced
15 7.38 .09
27 Cap Growth 19 41.32 +.06
42 Dreman HRt 24 25.92 .69
27 DremanSmVal 22 25.11 .63
15 High Income 13 4.03 .08
6 Mgd Muni
7 8.20 .07
21 RREEFRealEs 23 14.63 +.01
+ 3 StrGovSec
2 8.33 .06
39 Technology 23 8.08 +.02
DWS Scudder C
$ 1.3 bil 8006211048
42 Dreman HRt 24 25.88 .69
DWS Scudder Instl
$ 4.2 bil 8006211048
26 AdvLifLngRg 16 7.74n .09
7 CoreFxdInc 4 9.62n .09
32 Eq 500 Idx
20 111.58n 1.24
DWS Scudder S
$ 19.2 bil 8006211048
27 Cap Growth 19 41.66n +.05
32 Eq 500 Idx
20 110.47n 1.23
44 GlobalThem 25 16.01n .38
36 Gold & Prec
0 13.66n +1.43
36 Growth & Inc 24 11.48n .12
+ 4 IncomeGNMA 1 14.80n .06
43 Intl
22 39.77n 1.50
32 Lrg Cap Val 21 13.93 .24
53 LtnAmerEq 38 33.28n 1.00
5 Mgd Muni Bd 7 8.21n .07
3 ShDurPlus
3 9.24n .06
The purchase price is pre-set. The

hope is that the price will rise between the date the option was granted and when it is exercised. Even
though holders have not sold it,
their bargain element is figured into
their AMT calculation in the year of
their exercise date.
Many workers keep holding the
stock, hoping it will gain more
value. If they hold it a year or more,
it is taxed at the lower capital gains
rate rather than as ordinary income.
A lot ofworkers got huge AMT liabilities based on the (bargain element) in their ISOs during the peak
of the tech boom, Luscombe said.
But before they could sell them,
the options became worthless.
Yet the liability stayed. If youre in
arrears on such an ISO liability, the
rescue law wipes it out.
What if you paid the bill and also
have been carrying an AMT credit
that you have not been able to use
up? The new rules let you convert
half of such a credit that is at least
three years old into a refund for the
2008 tax year. You can get a refund
of the other half next year. Similar
provisions apply to interest and penalties you may have racked up.
A key aspect of the bill is that it
did away with the $100,000 income
cap on eligibility to use the credit,
said Greg Rosica, tax partner, Ernst
& Young. That allows so many
more people to use the credit.
00 E X P A N D E D F U N D L I S T I N G S A T
WWW.INVESTORS.COM/MOREFUNDS
00 S E E M O R E E T F S C R E E N S A N D
TOOLS AT INVESTORS.COM/ETF
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
11 StrHiYdTax 10 10.94n .17

Eaton Vance A
$ 31.4 bil 8002256265
14 AMTFrMunBd 13 7.97 .12
27 Balanced
18 5.58 .06
36 DivBuilder 21 9.19 .12
14 Floating Rt 11 8.04 .12
+ 4 Govt Oblig
0 7.26 .06
59 Greatr India 30 14.13 .02
17 Hi Yld Muni 13 7.83 .12
16 Inc Bostn
13 4.89 .09
31 Lrg Cap Val 21 15.33 .23
44 MultiCapGr 32 5.74 .06
18 Natl Muni
14 8.74 .09
4 Strat Inc
5 7.27 .06
32 Tax Mgd Val 21 14.31 .23
29 TaxMgGr 1.1 18 19.22 .21
32 TxMgdDivInc 19 8.88 .15
28 TxMgdGr 1.0 18 433.66n 4.74
9 WW HlthSci 13 9.33 .13
Eaton Vance C
$ 7.0 bil 8002256265
36 DivBuilder 21 9.21n .12
14 Floating Rt 11 7.77n .12
32 Lrg Cap Val 21 15.33n .23
19 Natl Muni
14 8.74 .09
5 Strat Inc
5 6.88 .05
32 TxMgdDivInc 19 8.86 .15
Eton Vance Instl
$ 1.4 bil 8002256265
44 TxMgdEmMkt 26 29.90n 1.07
Evergreen A
$ 13.7 bil 8003432898
+ 2 Adj Rate
0 9.06 ..
17 Asset Alloc 8 12.02 .08
38 Balanced
24 5.54 +.05
45 EmgMktsGr 26 13.66 .32
36 Glbl Opport 21 22.56 .32
5 Muni Bond 6 6.76 .07
27 PreciousMtl + 7 47.64 +5.14
24 Special Val 21 15.54 .46
32 Util&Telecm 19 10.30 .26
Evergreen B
$ 3.1 bil 8003432898
18 Asset Alloc 8 11.81n .08
Evergreen C
$ 6.2 bil 8003432898
18 Asset Alloc 8 11.59 .07
28 PreciousMtl + 7 44.60 +4.81
Evergreen I
$ 13.1 bil 8003432898
+ 2 Adj Rate
0 9.06n ..
20 Core Bond 10 7.98n .11
45 EmgMktGrwth 26 14.21n .34
31 EnhcedS&P5 19 11.28n .14
0 Intl Bond I
0 10.84n +.07
39 Intl Eqty
19 6.64n .20
5 Muni Bond 6 6.76n .07
24 Special Val 21 15.68n .47
32 Strat Gr I
20 22.97n +.06
3 US Govt
0 9.47n .06
F
20 Fairholme 18 25.38 .36
FAM Funds
$ 812 mil 8009323271
23 Value
17 35.06n .67
FBR Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8888880025
34 Focus Inv r 22 35.98n .26
28 GasUtilInv r 19 14.97n .26
Federated A
$ 16.0 bil 8002455051
30 Amer Ldrs 18 12.09 .16
9 Bond
9 7.71 .10
23 Capital Apprec 15 16.48 .02
27 Equity Inc
17 14.77 .21
15 Hi Inc Bond 13 6.19 .10
44 InterCont
25 36.88 1.08
38 Kaufmann 22 3.87 .02
41 KaufSmlCap 25 15.29 .12
6 Mkt Opps
2 11.10 +.20
9 StratInc
9 7.60 .10
+ 2 US Govt Secs 1 7.59 .04
Federated B
$ 3.2 bil 8002455051
23 Capital Apprec 15 15.68n .02
38 Kaufmann 23 3.68 .02
Federated C
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
$ 3.5 bil 8002455051

38 Kaufmn C
22 3.69 .01
7 Mkt Opps
2 11.02 +.19
Federated F
$ 1.0 bil 8002455051
+ 2 Govt Inc Sec 1 8.79 .04
Federated Instl
$ 14.6 bil 8003417400
+ 4 GNMA Instl 1 10.87n .05
+ 4 Govt 13 Instl + 1 10.72n .02
+ 5 Govt 25 Instl + 1 11.59n .08
+ 2 GovUltSh
0 9.85n ..
+ 2 GovUltSh Sv
0 9.85n ..
+ 4 Income
1 10.26n .05
38 Kaufmann K 22 3.87 .02
30 Mid Cap Idx 24 14.61n .17
+ 2 Mortgage
1 9.65n .05
+ 5 Tot Ret Gov
0 11.08n .09
1 Tot Rtn Bd
3 10.22n .09
1 TotRtnBd Svc 3 10.22n .09
Federated Y
$ 312 mil 8002455051
+ 4 US Gov 13 + 1 10.72n .02
Fidelity Adv A
$ 23.8 bil 8005227297
40 Divers Intl r 20 13.08 .27
55 EmergMkts r 31 13.65 .37
39 Equity Gr
20 39.63 .08
35 Equity Inc
21 18.28 .21
27 HiInc Advt 21 7.04 .12
41 IntlDiscov r 20 25.14 .70
43 Lev Co Stk 32 21.59 +.06
46 Mid Cap A
26 12.60 +.06
34 Mid Cp II
21 11.23 .04
32 New Insight 17 14.55 +.01
23 Small Cap
16 18.86 .31
7 Strat Inc
7 10.34 .14
Fidelity Adv C
$ 8.6 bil 8005227297
40 Divers Intl 20 12.47n .26
43 Lev Co Stk 32 20.73n +.07
33 New Insight 17 14.10n +.01
8 Strat Inc
7 10.32n .14
Fidelity Adv Free A
$ 4.4 bil 8005448888
24 2015
14 9.36 .09
28 2020
17 9.54 .10
30 2025
18 9.07 .09
33 2030
19 9.45 .10
Fidelity Adv I
$ 24.4 bil 8005260084
38 Div Growth 26 7.79n .07
40 Divers Intl 20 13.32n .28
38 Equity Grow 20 42.20n .09
35 Equity Inc
21 18.80n .21
+ 5 GovtIncome
0 10.49 .07
35 Growth & Inc 21 13.47n .08
27 HiInc Advt 21 6.75n .11
41 Large Cap
24 12.10n .07
43 Lev Co Stk 32 21.83n +.06
46 Mid Cap I
26 13.07n +.06
32 New Insight 17 14.71n +.02
38 Overseas
19 14.75n .29
1 Sh Fxd Inc
1 8.89n .01
+ 4 Sh Intmd Govt + 1 9.90n .04
23 Small Cap
15 19.63n .31
7 Strat Inc
7 10.44n .13
4 TotalBond
5 9.57n .09
Fidelity Adv T
$ 23.1 bil 8005260084
28 Balanced
17 11.54 .11
40 Divers Intl 20 12.92 .27
39 Equity Gr
20 39.51 .09
36 Equity Inc
21 18.53 .21
52 Growth Opp 28 20.51 +.21
27 HiInc Advt 21 7.06 .12
43 Lev Co Stk 32 21.26 +.07
46 Mid Cap
26 12.74 +.06
33 New Insight 17 14.46 +.01
23 Small Cap
16 18.34 .30
7 Strategic Inc 7 10.34 .13
Fidelity Freedom
$ 81.6 bil 8005448888
11 2000
8 10.79n .07
20 2005
13 9.19n .09
21 2010
13 11.38n .12
23 2015
14 9.40n .10
27 2020
17 11.17n .13
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
28 2025
17 9.18n .11
31 2030
19 10.90n .13
32 2035
19 8.98n .11
33 2040
20 6.27n .08
33 2045
20 7.37n .10
35 2050
21 7.26n .10
9 Income
7 10.04n .06
Fidelity Select
$ 27.1 bil 8005448888
13 Biotechnlgy r 15 57.86n +.23
41 Brokrge&Inv r 22 38.00n .63
32 Chemicals r 26 56.27n +1.39
20 ConsumeStpl r 15 52.95n 1.04
38 Dfnse&Aero r 23 51.47n .88
43 Electronics r 22 26.04n +.08
48 Energy r
32 34.26n +.24
46 Energy Svcs r 33 52.71n +.13
28 Gold r
+ 8 28.52n +3.27
28 Health Care r 17 86.21n 1.27
40 Materials r 28 35.12n +1.09
8 Med Eq & Sys r 15 22.08n .38
50 Natural Gas r 34 23.49n +.31
46 Natural Res 29 21.25n +.38
40 Sftwr&Cmp r 24 48.79n .07
45 Technology r 28 44.69n +.01
Fidelity Spartan
$ 61.5 bil 8005448888
32 500 Idx Adv 20 68.69n .77
32 500 Idx Inv 20 68.68n .77
33 ExtMkt Adv 24 25.45n .48
33 ExtMkt Inv 24 25.45n .48
39 IntlIdx Adv 21 28.84n .86
39 IntlIdx Inv 21 28.84n .86
+ 6 IntTrsBdIdx r 0 10.60n .19
32 TotMkt Adv 21 27.83n .35
32 TotMkt Inv 21 27.82n .36
32 US EqIdxAdv 20 34.81n .39
32 US EqIdxInv 20 34.81n .39
Fidelity Invest
$ 634 bil 8005448888
31 100 Index
18 7.36 .09
29 4in1 Idx r 18 21.64n .31
36 AdvCapDevO 22 7.97n .10
41 AdvDivStkO 24 9.84n .12
43 Aggres Gr r 19 13.01n .11
24 AssetMgr50% 15 11.58n .10
30 AssetMgr70% r 1911.8
3n .12
11 AsstMgr20% r 8 10.80n .06
28 Balanced
17 13.97n .14
31 BlueChipGro 20 29.62n .30
4 CA Muni Inc 6 11.28n .10
31 Canada r
21 42.32n +.67
19 Cap & Inc
15 6.69n .11
38 CaptlApprec 22 16.47n +.01
44 China Rgn 22 17.46n .17
32 Contrafund 17 49.32n .02
40 Convrt Secs 29 16.48n .16
35 Disciplnd Eq 20 19.24n .29
40 Diversifd Intl 22 23.82n .38
37 Dividend Grow 26 17.58n .18
56 Emrg Mkts 32 15.00n .43
36 Equity Inc
22 33.93n .45
35 Equity Inc II 21 14.55n .16
41 Euro CapApp r 20 15.57n .25
40 Europe r
18 25.18n .48
25 Exchange
15 261.64n 2.49
37 Exprt&Mltint r 19 16.27n +.11
35 Fidelity Fund 21 24.81n .11
42 Fifty r
23 12.56n +.02
11 FloatHiInc 11 8.26n .12
21 Global Balncd 11 17.67n .12
+ 4 GNMA
1 10.96n .05
+ 5 Govt Income
0 10.48n .07
45 Gr & Inc
28 14.79n .21
38 GrDiscovery 20 9.98n .02
36 Grwth Cmpny 23 52.97n .02
14 High Income 14 7.03n .11
44 Independnc 29 15.56n +.43
2 InflProtBd
6 10.62n .26
+ 5 Int Gov Inc
0 10.50n .07
1 Int Mun Inc 4 9.61n .05
41 Intl Discov 20 25.36n .70
44 IntlSmCap 25 13.01n .52
50 IntlSmlOpp 26 7.17n .10
4 Intmd Bond 4 9.43n .06
5 Inv Grade Bd 5 6.61n .05
38 Japan r
22 8.86n .35
41 Large Cap Stk 24 11.34n .07
A8
2008
%
Chg Fund
MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
53 Latin Amer r 37 29.35n .81

45 LevrgdCoStk 33 17.74n +.07
32 LgCorEnhIdx 19 6.94 .07
33 Low Pr Stk 23 24.40n .46
34 Lrg Cp Val r 19 9.57n .09
4 MA Muni Inc 6 10.95n .10
44 Magellan
27 50.76n .45
35 MegaCpStk 19 7.56n .08
3 MI Muni Inc 5 11.12n .06
41 Mid Stk
26 17.19n +.02
36 Mid Val r
25 10.46n .15
+ 1 Mortg Secs 1 10.15n .05
5 Municipal Inc 6 11.62n .12
35 New Millnm 20 19.29n .20
15 NewMktsInc r 15 11.97n .43
4 NJ Muni Inc r 6 10.75n .08
49 Nordic r
26 23.06n .22
4 NY Muni Inc 6 11.81n .14
41 OTC
24 30.90n +.02
44 Overseas
22 27.34n .62
54 Pacific Basin r 27 14.01n .52
25 Puritan
15 14.00n .11
24 Real Estate 26 19.57n .01
+ 2 Sh Int Muni 2 10.23n .01
1 Short Term Bd 1 8.23n .01
36 Small Stk
25 10.97n .18
42 SmIndep r 25 11.64n .18
39 Sml Grow r 24 9.62n .09
27 Sml Val r
21 9.85n .22
35 SmlOpport 23 6.06 .12
50 SoEast Asia r 23 19.77n .51
35 StkSelector 21 19.07n .11
35 StraDiv&Inc 23 7.97n .10
12 StraRealRet r 13 8.44n .13
7 Strategic Inc 7 9.30n .13
4 Tax Fr Bond 6 9.94n .10
4 Total Bond
5 9.58n .09
40 Trend
23 42.70n +.05
0 US Bond Idx 2 10.56n .07
37 Utility
21 12.67n .28
36 Val Disc
22 11.41n .14
37 Value
27 47.25n .75
35 World Wide 19 13.86n .22
FidltyAdvFoc A
$ 1.1 bil 8005227297
48 Energy r
32 23.41 +.14
FidltyAdvFoc T
$ 824 mil 8005227297
48 Energy r
32 24.04 +.14
Fifth Third Inst
$ 3.8 bil 8003340483
+ 1 Sh Trm Bd
1 9.21n .02
First Amer Y
$ 13.7 bil 8006773863
8 Core Bond
7 9.86n .08
29 Equity Inc
17 10.32n .13
32 Equity Index 20 17.90n .20
2 Int Tax Fr
4 10.15n .04
6 Int Trm Bd
6 9.09n .09
37 Intl
20 9.36n .29
32 LgCapGrOpp 19 22.59n .01
32 Mid Cap Val 22 16.88n .18
40 MidCapGrOpp 25 25.96n .13
20 Real Estate 22 14.27n .09
11 Total Retrn 9 8.68n .11
First Eagle
$ 19.5 bil 8003342143
26 Fund Amer Y 22 19.52n .16
21 Global A
12 35.66 .32
18 Gold A
+14 19.72 +1.69
23 Overseas A 13 17.79 .14
16 US ValueA 11 13.56 .11
First Invstrs A
$ 5.2 bil 8004234026
+ 3 Government b 1 10.76 .07
31 Gr & Inc b
22 10.82 .17
3 Ins Tax Ex b 6 9.11 .07
26 Spec Stuatn b 19 17.13 .40
First Src Mono
$ 985 mil 8007668938
27 IncEquity
19 11.09n .24
FMI Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8008115311
15 Common Stk 19 18.17n .35
23 Focus
20 24.05n .37
23 Large Cap b 19 11.76n .15
Forum Funds
$ 4.4 bil 8009436786
9 Abslt Strat
6 9.88n .07
33 Wintergrn 18 9.78n .35
FPA Funds
$ 6.3 bil 8009824372
21 Capital
18 28.92 .10
14 Crescent I
13 21.34n .09
+ 3 New Income
0 10.98 .03
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 127 bil 8003425236
+ 3 Adj US Gov
0 8.88 ..
6 AZTaxFrInc 8 9.88 .11
31 Bal Sheet
23 39.93 .78
8 CA HighYld 9 8.76 .11
6 CA InsTxFr
7 11.44 .12
6 CA Tax Fr
7 6.52 .07
31 Cap Growth 20 8.53 .04
45 ChinaWrld 24 24.25 2.21
30 Conv Secs 22 10.18 .15
32 Equity Inc
19 13.20 .22
3 FedIntTxFr 6 10.70 .06
6 FedTxFrInc 7 10.83 .12
5 FL Tax Fr
7 10.73 .11
10 FltRateDly 10 8.31 .14
30 Flx Cap Gr
20 33.88 .02
33 FoundAlloc 20 8.81 .23
36 Gold & Prec 2 23.17 +1.97
29 Grwth
21 31.42 .27
16 High Inc
15 1.60 .03
9 HiYldTxFr
9 9.21 .09
28 Income
20 1.76 .04
7 Ins Tax Fr
7 10.99 .13
+ 3 LtdMatGovt
0 10.14 .04
5 MI InsTxFr
7 11.18 .11
4 MN Ins Tax Fr 6 11.20 .09
6 MO Tax Fr
7 11.01 .13
44 Nat Resrces 30 24.22 .10
6 NC Tax Fr
8 10.97 .15
5 NJ Tax Fr
7 11.07 .12
4 NY Tax Fr
7 10.74 .14
5 OH InsTaxFr 7 11.50 .10
4 OR Tax Fr
7 10.88 .09
6 PA Tax Fr
8 9.35 .10
2 Real Rtrn
4 10.04 .10
25 Rising Divs 18 25.37 .11
25 SmlCapVal 23 30.44 .64
36 SmMdCapGr 23 22.78 .19
9 Strat Inc
9 8.85 .13
6 Totl Retrn
6 8.98 .10
+ 3 US Gov Sec 1 6.44 .04
28 Utilities
16 10.39 .28
Frank/Tmp Fr B
$ 6.2 bil 8003425236
29 Income
20 1.76n .03
+ 3 US Govt Secs 1 6.43n .04
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 30.1 bil 8003425236
6 CA Tax Fr
7 6.51 .07
6 FedTxFrIn
7 10.83 .12
33 FoundAlloc 20 8.63n .22
37 Gold & Prec 2 22.49 +1.91
9 HiYldTxFr
9 9.32 .09
28 Income
19 1.78 .03
9 Strategic Inc 9 8.85 .13
+ 3 US Gov Sec 1 6.41 .04
28 Utilities
16 10.36 .27
Frank/Tmp FrAd
$ 9.7 bil 8003425236
28 Income
20 1.75n .04
36 SmMidCapGr 23 23.31n .20
+ 3 US Govt Secs 1 6.46n .03
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
$ 20.9 bil 8002929293
33 Beacon A
21 10.11 .26
24 Discovery A 13 24.24 .43
24 Discovery B 13 23.64n .42
29 European A 15 17.75 .27
22 Qualified A 13 16.88 .31
32 Shares A
19 17.04 .41
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
$ 6.3 bil 8003425236
33 Beacon
21 9.96 .25
24 Discovery
13 23.93 .42
30 European
15 17.63 .28
22 Qualified
13 16.64 .31
32 Shares
19 16.77 .40
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
$ 23.5 bil 8004483863
33 Beacon
21 10.20n .26
24 Discovery
13 24.55n .44
29 European
15 18.11n .28
22 Qualified
13 17.02n .31
31 Shares
19 17.20n .42
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Frank/Tmp Tp A
$ 46.9 bil 8003549191
56 BRIC
32 8.16 .50
47 Dvlp Mkts
23 15.68 .70
40 Foreign
23 7.50 .26
38 Glbl Opport 22 14.19 .49
41 Glbl Sm Co 28 4.93 .26
+ 2 Glob Bond
2 11.20 .07
39 Growth
22 14.76 .43
23 Income
14 2.30 .05
36 World
20 12.04 .33
Frank/Tmp TpAd
$ 10.2 bil 8002929293
45 ChinaWrld 24 24.43n 2.23
47 Devlp Mkts 23 15.70n .70
40 Foreign
23 7.48n .26
+ 2 Glob Bond
2 11.18n .07
39 Growth
22 14.80n .43
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
$ 7.3 bil 8006322301
47 Devlp Mkts C 23 15.20 .67
40 Foreign C
23 7.32 .26
+ 1 Global Bd C 2 11.22 .07
39 Growth C
22 14.29 .42
24 MutualDiscR 13 24.02n .42
Franklin Temp
$ 1.4 bil 8002929293
1 Hard Curncy + 1 9.36 +.05
Frontegra
$ 1.6 bil 8888252100
27 Iron Sm Cap 24 12.91n .31
FundX Upgrader
$ 1.2 bil 8664553863
.. FundX Up p
.. 26.67n ..
GHI
Gabelli A
$ 880 mil 8004223554
23 Utilities
15 6.49 .14
38 Value
24 10.36 .16
Gabelli AAA
$ 5.4 bil 8004223554
6 ABC Fund
6 9.23n .06
33 Asset
21 33.45n .52
30 Equity Inc
19 15.39n .21
26 Sm Cap Gr 21 23.55n .48
Gamco AAA
$ 2.0 bil 8004223554
31 Gold
+ 2 19.31n +2.23
39 Growth
23 22.24n .10
Gateway Funds
$ 3.8 bil 8003546339
12 Gateway A 10 24.84 .13
GE Elfun S&S
$ 11.5 bil 8002420134
3 Income
4 10.48n .11
39 Intl Equity 20 17.31n .36
29 S&S Program 20 31.79n .26
4 Tax Exempt 6 10.74n .10
25 Trusts
18 36.42n +.05
GE Instl Funds
$ 4.8 bil 8002420134
39 Intl Equity 20 11.41n .24
29 SmValEqInv 25 9.99n .22
25 Stratgc Inv 15 9.50n .09
Glenmede Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8004428299
+ 1 CoreFxdInc 2 10.54n .14
45 Intl Equity 26 9.86 .28
GMO Trust II
$ 1.2 bil 6173307500
39 Foreign
20 10.58n .32
GMO Trust III
$ 17.8 bil 6173307500
50 Emerg Cntry 28 7.17n .19
19 Emerg Ctry Dt 14 8.07n .19
50 Emerg Mkts 28 9.24 .28
39 Foreign
20 10.64n .31
38 Intl Cor Eq 22 24.39n .67
36 Intl Gro Eq 19 17.87n .41
37 Intl Intrn Val 21 18.88n .52
41 Intl Sm Cos 24 5.55n .18
38 TxMg Intl Eq 21 12.42n .34
28 US Core Eq 17 9.43n .08
22 US Qual Eq 13 17.10 .20
GMO Trust IV
$ 16.5 bil 6173307500
7 CorePlusBd 5 8.51 .05
19 Emerg Ctry Dt 14 8.07n .19
50 Emerg Mkts 29 9.20n .28
39 Foreign
20 10.64n .32
40 ForgnSmlCo 24 8.84n .25
38 Intl Core Eq 22 24.39n .67
36 Intl Gro Eq 19 17.88 .42
37 Intl Intrn Val 21 18.87n .53
GMO Trust V
$ 1.6 bil 6173307500
50 Emerg Mkts 28 9.20n .27
22 US Qual Eq 13 17.10 .20
GMO Trust VI
$ 22.1 bil 6173307500
3 Domestic Bd 3 8.87 .10
50 Emerg Mkts 28 9.21n .28
.. EmrgMktOpp .. no quote
38 Intl Core Eq 22 24.39 .66
6 StratFixInc 2 22.27 .11
28 US Core Eq 17 9.41n .08
22 US Qual Eq 13 17.10n .20
GoldmnSachs A
$ 23.9 bil 8007625035
34 Capital Gr
24 16.01 +.08
8 Core Fxd Inc 4 8.81 .09
51 Emerg Mkts 31 12.59 .41
+ 1 Govt Income 1 14.77 .12
.. Gr&Inc Strat
.. no quote
31 Growth & Inc 20 17.79 .32
32 Growth Opp 24 15.42 +.09
.. Growth Strat .. no quote
12 Hi Yld Muni 8 8.68 .09
17 High Yield 14 5.94 .08
33 Lrg Val
22 9.30 .14
31 Mid Cap Val 23 24.54 .21
24 Real Est Secs 24 11.45 .01
+ 5 Sh Dur Govt
0 10.11 .03
20 Sm Val
21 27.47 .50
40 StrucIntlEq 22 8.63 .23
GoldmnSachs C
$ 2.1 bil 8007625035
.. Gr Strat
.. no quote
.. Gr&Inc Strat
.. no quote
GoldmnSachs In
$ 19.5 bil 8007625035
8 Core Fixed Inc 4 8.84n .10
51 Emerg Mkts 31 13.25n .43
0 Enhanced Inc 1 9.42n .02
4 Global Inc
3 12.20n .05
32 Growth Opp 24 16.13n +.09
17 High Yield 14 5.95n .08
12 High Yld Muni 8 8.68n .09
30 Mid Cap Val 23 24.82n .20
24 Real Est Secs 24 11.56n ..
+ 5 Sh Dur Govt
0 10.08n .03
19 Sm Val
21 28.86n .51
36 Struc Lg Gr 22 9.38n ..
33 Struc LgVal 20 8.68n .08
40 StrucIntlEq 22 8.87n .24
0 UltShDurGv
0 8.97n .01
12 Grnsprng 13 20.36n .11
GuideStone G4
$ 9.6 bil 8002620511
36 Aggr Allo
21 10.42n .16
22 Bal Allo
14 10.97n .16
29 Gr Allo
18 10.83n .16
35 GrwthEquity 21 13.09n ..
41 Intl Equity 22 10.72n .29
1 LowDurBond 2 12.35n .04
6 MedDurBond 6 12.32n .17
33 ValueEquity 20 11.22n .21
Hansberger
$ 1.2 bil 8004146927
45 IntlGrowthI 25 11.24n .27
Harbor Funds
$ 20.3 bil 8004221050
.. Bond Instl
.. no quote
32 CapAppr Ins 18 25.54n .01
32 CapAppr Inv 18 25.23n .01
40 Intl Admin 22 42.94n .79
43 Intl Gr I
22 9.25n .13
39 Intl Instl
22 43.24n .79
40 Intl Inv
22 42.74n .78
37 Mid Gr Instl 23 5.90n .05
28 SmVal Instl 24 14.41n .34
Harding Lvnr
$ 2.2 bil 8007624848
48 Emerg Mkts 28 29.62n .61
36 Intl Equity 22 12.17 .36
Hartford A
$ 30.6 bil 8888437824
29 Advisers b 19 11.11 .17
25 Balanc All b 16 8.77 .14
41 Cap Apprec b 26 23.90 .40
39 CapAppr II b 23 8.99 .11
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
26 Checks&Bal b 17 7.45 .12

29 Div & Gr b
20 14.66 .29
27 Eqty Inc b
16 10.16 .19
13 Float Rate x 11 7.94 .13
40 Grow Oppor b 24 19.44 .11
1 Infl Plus x
6 10.40 .23
40 Intl Opport b 19 10.77 .24
30 Mid Cap b
22 15.06 .09
5 TotlRetnBd x 6 9.54 .09
Hartford B
$ 3.5 bil 8888437824
41 Cap Apprec m 26 21.20n .36
30 Mid Cap m 22 13.27n .08
Hartford C
$ 8.9 bil 8888437824
41 Cap Apprec m 26 21.34 .36
13 Float Rate x 11 7.93 .14
30 Mid Cap m 22 13.40 .08
Hartford HLS IA
$ 41.1 bil 8888437824
28 Advisers
19 14.92n .22
41 Cap Apprec 26 28.46n .48
33 Discp Eq
20 9.10n .11
30 Div & Gr
20 15.32n .32
46 Global Grow 24 11.59n .07
40 Grwth Opps 25 18.85n .11
32 Index
20 21.16n .23
40 Intl Opport 18 9.06n .20
29 Mid Cap
22 17.80n .11
35 Small Co
24 12.10n .15
38 Stock
24 29.07n .48
7 TotlRetnBd 6 10.36n .11
0 US Gov Sec
0 10.72n .04
Hartford HLS IB
$ 9.0 bil 8888437824
28 Advisers
19 15.04n .23
41 Cap Apprec 26 28.14n .48
30 Div & Gr
20 15.24n .32
40 Grow Oppor 25 18.60n .11
40 Intl Opport 18 9.14n .20
30 Mid Cap
22 17.58n .11
35 Small Co
24 11.81n .15
7 TotlRetnBd 6 10.29n .11
Hartford L
$ 1.0 bil 8888437824
40 Grwth Opps b 24 19.87 .12
Hartford Y
$ 6.5 bil 8888437824
41 Cap Apprec 26 25.78n .44
29 Div & Growth 20 14.86n .29
30 Mid Cap
22 16.31n .10
5 TotlRetnBd x 6 9.65n .10
Heartland Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8004327856
25 SelValInv
23 19.85n .18
11 ValPlusInv 19 20.33n .29
35 ValueInv
27 27.08n .88
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 4.6 bil 8888326774
49 Euro Foc A b 29 17.01 .36
41 Intl Opp A
21 15.28 .20
41 Intl Opp C
21 14.48 .19
Heritage Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8004214184
33 MidCapStkA 22 18.92 .24
29 SmCapStk A 24 23.55 .58
Hirtle Callaghan
$ 4.0 bil 8009818917
30 Growth Eq 20 9.32n .03
32 SmCapEqty 25 9.22n .17
35 Value Equity 22 10.00n .18
Hodges Fund
$ 661 mil 8668110224
43 Hodges Fund 31 15.57n .18
Homestead
$ 1.0 bil 8002583030
30 Value
19 24.47n .39
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 6.2 bil 8664938637
42 Core Val I
26 6.91 .22
42 LgCapVal A 25 11.62 .40
42 LgCapVal I 25 11.67 .40
38 MidCapVal I 29 12.69 .46
Huntington
$ 1.3 bil 8002530412
36 Intl Eq Tr
20 9.51n .37
Hussman Funds
$ 4.0 bil 8004877626
1 Strat Gr
6 15.37n .06
+ 5 StraTotRet + 1 11.93n +.17
ICAP Funds
$ 3.2 bil 8882214227
33 MainstayEqI 21 27.56 .50
38 MainstyIntI 21 23.47n .82
33 MnstySelEqI 21 25.80 .44
26 ICM SmCo 23 24.40n .48
ICON Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8007640442
31 Energy
18 23.12n +.12
ING Fds A
$ 7.2 bil 8009920180
23 Corp Ldrs
15 17.60n .01
33 GlbRealEst 22 13.59 .07
+ 3 GNMA Inc
1 8.37 .05
6 Intermd Bd 5 9.27 .09
36 Intl Value
21 11.92 .31
63 Russia
39 26.10 .48
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 2.3 bil 8009920180
36 Intl Val I
21 11.94n .32
19 Real Est I
21 11.69n .02
ING Partners
$ 2.1 bil 8009920180
.. JPMrgIntlI
.. no quote
36 PriceGrEq I 22 36.45n +.08
Ivy Funds
$ 30.0 bil 8007776472
24 AssetStr A 13 21.03 +.14
25 AssetStr B 13 20.57n +.13
25 AssetStr C 13 20.64n +.14
24 AssetStr Y 13 21.05n +.15
56 GlbNatResA 40 17.17 +.10
56 GlbNatResB 40 16.04n +.09
56 GlbNatResC 40 15.67n +.09
56 GlbNatResY 40 17.22n +.10
39 IntlCorEqA 23 11.26 .32
31 LrgCapGr A 17 10.20 +.04
52 PacificOppA 27 10.45 .24
21 Real Est A
21 15.19 .08
28 Sci & Tech A 18 22.04 .24
JKL
J Hancock 1
$ 24.4 bil 8002255291
LifestylAgg
.. no quote
LifestylBal
.. no quote
LifestylGr
.. no quote
LifestylMod
.. no quote
LSConserv
.. no quote
J Hancock A
$ 12.3 bil 8002255291
25 Balanced
16 11.61 .09
7 Bond
5 13.14 .18
42 ClassicVal 25 12.51 .43
+ 2 Govt Income 1 8.95 .07
36 High Yield 23 3.12 .07
34 Lrg Cap Eq 25 18.75 .11
18 Regionl Bnk 9 17.18 .26
27 Sov Invstrs 18 12.90 .15
6 Strat Inc
6 5.81 .06
25 US Glb LdGr 20 21.60 .08
J Hancock C
$ 952 mil 8002255291
34 Lrg Cap Eq 25 17.33 .10
James Adv Funds
$ 499 mil 8009952637
11 JamGolBalA 8 16.16 .17
Janus
$ 74.4 bil 8005253713
16 Balanced
11 20.93n .21
16 Balanced
11 21.78n .20
40 Contrarian 24 11.67n .17
34 Enterprise 25 38.23n +.07
0 Flex Bond
3 9.31n .08
37 Fundment Eq 21 16.77n .18
40 GlbResearch 24 9.31n .09
..
..
..
..
..
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
37 Global Tech 24 9.79n .13

24 GlobLifeSci 18 18.26n .28
38 Growth & Inc 21 22.54n .16
35 Janus
22 20.85n .29
23 Mid Val Inst 20 17.33n .25
23 Mid Val Inv 20 17.20n .24
42 Orion
30 7.57n .08
47 Overseas
31 28.54n .12
38 Research
24 19.11n .15
18 Sml Val Inst 18 18.47n .32
18 Sml Val Inv 18 18.22n .31
37 Twenty
24 47.05n +.74
46 Venture
27 31.49n .49
39 World Wide 21 33.29n .36
Janus Adv A
$ 1.6 bil 8005253713
37 Forty
23 26.31 +.43
Janus Adv S
$ 6.1 bil 8005253713
37 Forty
23 26.08n +.42
43 Intl Growth 29 36.49n .10
Janus Aspn Inst
$ 4.8 bil 8005253713
17 Balanced
12 22.93n .23
+ 1 Flexible Bd 3 11.27n .11
37 Forty
24 25.76n +.41
47 Intl Growth 31 29.35n .13
35 Mid Cap Gr 25 24.79n +.06
39 WorldwideGr 21 21.40n .23
Jennison Dryden A
$ 16.8 bil 8002251852
35 20/20 Focus 26 10.23 .13
36 Blend A
24 12.17 .10
+ 1 Govt Inc
2 8.69 .08
32 Growth
18 12.44 ..
24 Health Sci 16 16.26 .22
13 HighYield
12 4.52 .07
31 Mid Cap Gr 23 17.61 .08
6 Natl Muni
7 13.50 .12
47 NaturlRsrc 30 31.63 +.57
32 Small Co
26 14.25 .28
45 Utility
28 7.72 .08
38 Value
27 11.30 .28
Jennison Dryden B
$ 1.8 bil 8002251852
48 NaturlRsrc 30 27.08n +.49
Jennison Dryden Z&I
$ 4.3 bil 8002251852
32 Growth Z
18 12.85n ..
24 Hlth Sci Z
16 16.81n .22
31 Mid Cap Gr 23 18.17n .08
32 Small Co Z 26 14.85n .29
21 JensenPtfI 16 22.34n .32
21 JensenPtfJ 16 22.34n .32
JP Morgan A
$ 14.2 bil 8004804111
+ 1 Core Bond
2 10.50 .09
32 Equity Idx
20 22.40 .25
+ 4 Govt Bond
1 10.32 .10
43 Intrep Euro 20 16.30 .52
24 Inv Gr&Inc 16 10.52 .13
29 Inv Growth 19 10.95 .14
17 Invstr Bal
12 10.17 .11
30 Mid Cap Val 22 17.02 .29
25 Small Cap Eq 21 21.64 .29
22 USRlEst
24 12.99 ..
JP Morgan B
$ 2.6 bil 8004804111
25 Inv Gr&Inc 16 10.47n .13
JP Morgan Instl
$ 7.1 bil 8004804111
1 IntmTxFrBd 4 10.23n .04
29 Mid Cap Val 22 17.35n .30
32 TxAwr Disc Eq 20 13.21n .18
37 Value Opps 22 10.89 .20
JP Morgan Selct
$ 43.7 bil 8004804111
52 AsiaEq
26 19.69n .65
+ 1 Core Bond
2 10.50n .08
4 CorePlusBd 5 7.15n .08
46 EmrgMktsEq 26 13.60n .24
32 EquityIndex 20 22.40n .25
+ 4 Govt Bond
1 10.32n .09
14 High Yield 12 6.46n .10
+ 7 HighStatMk 1 16.05n +.03
0 Intermd Bd 3 10.12n .07
40 Intl Eq Idx
22 17.61n .56
41 Intl Value
22 10.98n .34
1 IntmTxFrBd 4 10.24n .04
34 Intrepid Gr 20 16.31n .07
42 IntrepidInt 20 14.64n .47
34 Intrpd Amer 21 18.10n .17
33 Lg Cap Gr
19 13.97n .02
29 Mid Cap Val 22 17.21n .29
1 Mult MktNtr 3 10.03n .02
3 Muni Inc
5 9.15n .07
+ 2 Sh Dur Bd
1 10.53n .03
25 SmallCapEq 21 23.44n .32
3 Tax Fr Bond 5 11.71n .07
+ 4 TreasAgency + 1 10.02n .05
25 TrSmlEqCore 24 28.65n .69
4 TxAwrRlRet 7 9.33n .06
31 US Equity
20 7.39n .09
22 US Real Est 24 13.00n ..
31 USLgCorPls 20 14.38n .17
JP Morgan Ultra
$ 2.7 bil 8004804111
+ 1 Core Bond
2 10.50n .08
+ 2 Mrtge Back
0 10.36 .05
+ 2 Sh Dur Bd
1 10.53n .03
Julius Baer
$ 30.2 bil 8003876977
.. IntlEqty A
.. no quote
.. IntlEqty I
.. no quote
.. IntlEqtyIIA
.. no quote
.. IntlEqtyIII
.. no quote
2 Tot Retrn I
4 12.66n .12
Keeley Funds
$ 7.6 bil 8889335391
33 SmlCapValA 29 18.29 .52
Kinetics Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8009303828
46 Paradigm
23 16.76n .49
46 Pardigm Ins 23 16.78 .49
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 4.9 bil 8004473332
42 IntlMktMsInv 23 12.63n .27
42 IntlMktMsSel 23 12.65 .27
31 USDiscSel
26 12.23n .25
Lazard Instl
$ 6.4 bil 8008236300
42 Emerg Mkts 29 13.43n .45
Lazard Open
$ 2.1 bil 8008236300
42 Emerg Mkts 29 13.56n .46
Legg Mason
$ 17.9 bil 8008225544
52 Emerg Mkt 31 13.34n .33
51 OpporFinInt 29 7.50n .10
52 Opport Pri 29 7.23n .09
51 OpportInstl 29 7.65n .10
48 SpecialInv 34 17.03n .36
48 Value Fncl 24 33.73n .36
48 Value Instl 24 34.69n .38
48 Value Tr
24 30.09n .32
Legg Mason Partners
$ 40.9 bil 8004512010
39 Agg Gr B
25 62.48n .62
39 Aggr Gr I
24 75.21n .75
39 AggressGr A 24 71.45 .71
39 Agress Gr C 24 63.26 .63
26 Apprec A
18 10.94 .11
26 Apprec B
18 10.54n .10
5 CA Muni A
7 15.16 .11
29 Cap & Inc A 20 11.03 .03
25 DivStrategy1 15 13.43 .14
30 Equity O
19 9.77 .07
31 Fund Val A 19 10.40 .09
32 Fund Val B 19 9.58n .09
3 IntTrmMuniA 5 6.02 ..
31 Lg Gr A
19 17.29 .01
4 Mgd Muni A 7 14.42 .08
3 NY Muni A
5 12.48 .08
Leuthold Funds
$ 3.9 bil 8002736886
27 Asset Allo
18 8.11 .17
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
27 Asset Allo
18 8.10 .18
27 CoreInv
17 13.09n .22
LKCM Funds
$ 931 mil 8006885526
30 SmCapEqInst 21 14.04n .20
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 19.9 bil 8004459469
36 Intl
19 12.65n .22
40 Partners
29 19.81n .58
37 Small Cap
22 17.06n .37
Loomis Syls
$ 32.8 bil 8006333330
21 Bond Instl 16 10.98 .27
21 Bond Ret
16 10.94 .27
9 Glob Bd Ret 7 13.94n .17
9 GlobBd Inst 7 14.06 .17
26 SmCapVl Inst 21 18.17n .37
22 Strat Inc A 17 11.12 .28
22 Strat Inc C 17 11.17 .28
31 Value Y
20 15.08n .32
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 1.2 bil 8006333330
17 Fixed Income 14 11.33n .22
Lord Abbett A
$ 34.8 bil 8002016984
33 Affiliated
18 9.25 .06
28 All Value
20 8.85 .03
35 Alpha Strat 23 16.25 .35
25 Bal Strat
16 8.38 .13
15 Bond Deben 13 6.32 .11
41 Dvlp Grwth 23 11.98 .18
14 HiYldMuniBd 10 11.57 .15
40 IntlCoreEq 20 9.33 .28
36 Mid Cap Val 24 11.27 .23
9 Natl Tax Fr
9 9.55 .11
26 Res Lg Core 18 22.58 .16
27 ResAmerVal 16 9.03 .17
24 ResSmallVal 22 21.07 .40
26 Sml Blend 21 12.08 .17
Lord Abbett B
$ 3.1 bil 8004261130
33 Affiliated
18 9.29n .06
16 Bond Deben 13 6.33n .11
Lord Abbett C
$ 4.9 bil 8004261130
34 Affiliated
18 9.26n .06
28 All Value
20 8.44n .04
16 Bond Deben 13 6.33n .11
Lord Abbett I
$ 3.4 bil 8004261130
33 Affiliated
18 9.27n .06
41 DvlpGrwth 23 12.60n .19
24 ResSmVal 22 22.28n .42
Lord Abbett P
$ 1.4 bil 8002016984
25 ResSmallVal 22 20.87n .40
34 LSV Val Eq 22 11.29n .30
MNO
MainStay A Fds
$ 6.4 bil 8006246782
14 High Yld Cp 11 5.05 .07
MainStay B Fds
$ 1.9 bil 8006246782
14 Hi Yld Cp
11 5.02n .07
Mainstay I Fds
$ 3.3 bil
+ 1 Indexed Bd 2 10.60 .09
32 MAP
22 23.84 .43
32 S&P500 Idx 20 23.05n .25
Mairs & Power
$ 2.5 bil 8003047404
21 Growth
16 59.81n .57
Managers Funds
$ 7.8 bil 8005484539
15 Bond
12 20.71n .32
3 Fremont Bond 6 9.95n .14
30 MidGrowInst 21 9.29n .06
+ 1 Sh Dura Govt 0 9.49n .01
36 SpecialEq
25 40.93n .71
28 TimsqSmGr I 21 8.33n .16
Manning & Napier Fu
$ 3.2 bil 8004663863
21 ProBlndExtS 16 12.16n .20
16 ProBlndModS 12 10.69n .15
33 WorldOppA 22 6.61n .27
Marshall Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8005803863
+ 1 GovtIncomeY 2 9.37n .07
Marsico Funds
$ 9.3 bil 8888608686
37 21st Century 18 10.95n .05
34 Focus
19 13.22n +.08
36 Growth
20 14.19n +.06
44 Intl Opp
23 10.10n .14
Mass Mutl Prem
$ 4.7 bil 8005426767
1 Core Bond S 3 10.55n .08
41 Intl Eq S
24 10.43n .37
Mass Mutl Select
$ 10.9 bil 8005426767
32 Index Eq S 20 9.27n .11
Masters' Select
$ 2.7 bil 8009600188
39 Intl
20 11.44n .23
Matthews Asian
$ 7.2 bil 8007892742
48 China
23 20.76n .62
30 Gr & Inc
18 13.42n .40
54 India
28 11.27n .10
44 Pac Tiger I 23 15.73n .46
7 Merger Fund 7 13.97n .08
Meridian Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8004466662
25 Growth
19 28.28n .21
23 Value
18 24.49n .25
Merk Hard Funds
$ 340 mil 8666375386
4 CurrencyInv 1 10.72 +.02
Metro West
$ 8.3 bil 8002414671
8 Low Dur Bd 2 8.13n .04
3 Total Ret Bd 3 9.16n .11
3 Total Ret Bd I 3 9.16n .10
Metzler/Payden Inves
$ 418 mil 8666738637
55 Euro EmgMkt 33 17.11 .71
MFS Funds A
$ 42.2 bil 8006372929
8 Bond
8 10.91 .16
34 Core Equity 22 12.45 .18
29 Core Growth 19 14.03 .12
52 Emrg Mk Eq 29 21.08 .41
18 GlblTotRet 10 11.40 .15
31 Global Eq
19 18.92 .46
+ 4 Govt Secs
1 9.66 .07
32 Growth
21 28.48 .11
29 Growth Allo 19 10.63 .18
38 Intl Growth 22 16.62 .52
42 Intl Nw Ds 25 14.22 .48
38 IntlDivrs A 22 9.73 .30
29 MA Inv Tr
20 14.82 .25
31 MA InvGrSk 21 10.57 .15
22 Mod Alloc
15 10.65 .15
7 Muni Hi Inc 7 7.10 .06
31 Research
21 18.36 .22
40 Resrch Intl 23 11.70 .38
5 Rsrch Bond 5 9.08 .09
21 Total Ret
15 11.80 .20
39 Util
25 11.55 .17
31 Value
21 18.22 .46
MFS Funds B
$ 6.9 bil 8006372929
21 Total Ret B 15 11.80n .20
40 Util
25 11.51n .17
31 Value
21 18.12n .46
MFS Funds C
$ 6.1 bil 8006372929
21 Total Ret
15 11.85n .20
40 Util
25 11.52n .17
31 Value
21 18.08n .46
MFS Funds I
$ 8.8 bil 8006372929
41 Intl Nw Ds 25 14.59n .50
35 MidCapVal 27 8.65n .13
31 Research
21 18.73n .23
INVESTORS.COM
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
4 Rsrch Bond 5 9.08n .10

40 Rsrch Intl
23 12.07n .39
31 Value
21 18.31n .46
MFS Instl Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8006372929
34 Intl Eq
20 13.29n .43
Morgan Stan
$ 671 mil 8008696397
+ 4 LtdDurUSGvt 0 9.32n .02
Morgan Stan A
$ 5.6 bil 8008696397
33 EqWtS&P500 24 25.26 .33
42 FocGrowth 25 20.00 +.26
25 SpecialVal 23 10.23 .19
21 Strategist 13 15.34 .18
Morgan Stan B
$ 6.5 bil 8008696397
33 DivGrSecs 20 12.32n .19
6 USGovtSecs
0 8.34n .07
Morgan Stan I
$ 2.6 bil 8008696397
9 TaxEx Secs 8 9.91n .11
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 22.7 bil 8005487786
38 ActIntlAlI
20 9.49n .32
42 CapGr I
24 14.34n +.07
15 CorPlFxd I
4 9.21n .08
52 Emer Mkts I 29 15.48n .34
33 Intl Eq P
17 12.61n .46
33 IntlEq I
17 12.76n .46
38 IntlRealEsI 23 15.69n .29
18 Ltd Dur I
2 7.96n .04
41 MdCpGrP
24 19.07n +.01
41 MidCapGr I 24 19.61n +.01
7 MunicipalI 6 11.43n .07
37 SmCoGr I
21 8.25n .05
24 US SmlValI 23 17.51n .34
21 USRealEstI 24 11.26n .09
35 Muhlnkmp 18 42.49 .90
Munder A
$ 3.3 bil 8004385789
38 MidCoreGr b 23 18.50 .19
Munder Y
$ 2.6 bil 8002393334
38 Mid Core Gr 23 18.82n .19
Nationwide D
$ 1.2 bil 8008480920
35 Nationwide 23 10.93 .12
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 5.0 bil 8008480920
0 Bond Index 3 10.59n .10
39 Intl Idx
21 6.74n .19
31 MidMktIdx 24 10.35n .12
32 S&P500 Idx 20 8.26n .09
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 3.9 bil 8008480920
32 InvDestAggr 20 7.27n .13
21 InvDestMod 13 8.48n .10
28 InvDstMdAg 17 7.91n .12
Natixis Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8002255478
33 CGM TargEqA 17 8.45 .15
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 1.2 bil 8008779700
25 Genesis
20 21.73n .43
44 Partners
28 12.39n .12
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 13.7 bil 8008779700
32 Focus
21 18.53n .35
24 Genesis
20 25.97n .51
24 Genesis I
20 35.75n .69
31 Guardian
22 12.36n .22
35 MidGrwth
22 7.14n ..
43 Partners
28 18.59n .18
31 Soc Respons 21 18.34n .29
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 6.9 bil 8008779700
24 Genesis
20 37.28n .72
43 Partners
28 14.31n .14
New Covenant
$ 1.7 bil 8008586127
33 Growth
21 23.69n .33
44 NewAltrntve 25 32.29 1.07
Nicholas Group
$ 2.4 bil 8002275987
26 Nicholas
18 33.05n .53
Northeast Inv
$ 956 mil 8002256704
19 Trust
13 5.54n .09
Northern
$ 18.1 bil 8005959111
.. BondIndex
.. no quote
50 EmergMktsEq 28 7.27 .17
0 Fixed Income 2 9.51n .08
38 GlbRlEstIdx 25 6.57 .11
15 Hi Yld Fx Inc 13 6.16n .11
39 Intl Eq Idx
21 8.63 .34
39 Intl Growth Eq 22 7.21n .26
3 Intmd Tax Ex 5 9.60n .06
40 MltMgrIntEq 22 7.25 .16
.. ShInt US Gv
.. no quote
19 Sm Cap Val 21 11.23n .30
32 Stock Index 20 12.16n .14
5 Tax Ex
6 9.59n .09
Northern Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8006371380
0 Bond A
2 19.09n .16
32 Equity Index A 20 10.50n .11
Nuveen Cl A
$ 8.9 bil 8002578787
17 Hi Yld Muni 13 16.37 .31
29 TrdwndValOp 17 21.66 +.33
Nuveen Cl C
$ 2.4 bil 8002578787
17 Hi Yld Muni 13 16.36n .31
Nuveen Cl R
$ 6.5 bil 8002578787
17 HiYldMuniBd 13 16.37n .32
3 IntmDurMun 5 8.37n .03
29 TrdwndValOp 17 21.72 +.33
Oakmark I
$ 28.6 bil 8006256275
12 Equity & Inc 11 23.61n .05
32 Global
21 16.49n .19
37 Intl
22 13.28n .26
39 Intl Sm Cap 26 9.34n .20
27 Oakmark
21 29.57n .64
34 Select
24 16.80n .26
Old Westbury
$ 6.9 bil 8006072200
23 GlobalSmall 15 9.95 .07
11 Mid Cap Eq 3 13.28n ..
34 NonUSLgCap 15 8.16n .21
29 Real Return 24 9.16 .13
Olstein
$ 998 mil 8007992113
36 AllCapValC 25 9.00n .23
Oppenheimer A
$ 84.7 bil 8884700862
31 ActiveAlloc 20 8.24 .10
22 AMT Fr Muni 16 6.67 .20
15 AMT Free NY 14 10.23 .21
28 Balanced
19 9.44 .13
24 CA Muni
18 7.53 .23
38 Cap Apprec 24 31.91 +.07
27 Cap Income 20 8.15 .15
38 Champ Inc 30 5.18 .24
17 ComStrTotRt 19 6.24 .05
17 Core Bond 13 8.09 .13
43 Develop Mkt 26 27.83 .48
33 Discovery
22 38.72 .48
37 Equity
23 6.54 .02
38 Glob Opport 24 20.43 .60
38 Global
24 44.95 1.04
40 Gold&SpMin 8 21.29 +2.21
4 Intl Bond
3 5.92 +.01
40 Intl Growth 24 18.61 .57
61 Intl Sm Co 29 10.46 .37
42 IntlDivers
23 7.91 .20
7 Ltd Muni
6 13.79 .14
2 Ltd Trm Gvt 2 9.46 .03
34 Main Street 21 24.12 .25
34 MainSt Opp 22 9.00 .11
31 MainStSC
25 13.55 .26
26 ModerateInv 18 8.43 .11
19 PA Muni
16 9.46 .20
Top Balanced/Asset Alloc. Funds Top Corporate Bond Funds

Last 36 Months (All Total Returns)
Last 36 Months (All Total Returns)
Mutual Fund
Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
In 2008 36 Mos Assets
Mutual Fund
CO MktOpp
Old Westbury Real Return
Hussman Funds StraTotRet
J Hancock A Balanced
Oakmark I Equity & Inc
#
#
"
#
#
5
29
5
25
12
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
211 mil
2.3 bil
362 mil
568 mil
13.9 bil
Frank/Tmp Fr A Real Rtrn

Osterweis Capital Strat Inc
Amer Cent Inv Divers Bd
PIMCO Instl Total Ret II
PIMCO Instl Total Retrn
#
#
"
"
Leuthold CoreInv
Grnsprng
Boston Bal
FPA Crescent I
State Frm Asc Balanced
#
#
#
#
#
27
12
16
14
17
A"
A
A
A
A
1.3 bil
285 mil
183 mil
1.4 bil
1.3 bil
Vanguard Instl Totl Bd Idx

Ridgeworth InvGrdBd I
Allegiant I Ltd Mat Bd
Nationwide Funds Ins Enhance Inc
Calvert ShDurInc A
Waddell&Rd Adv Contl Inc A

Gamco AAA WestwoodBal
Janus Aspn Inst Balanced
Berwyn Income
Janus Balanced
#
#
#
#
#
18
18
17
6
16
A
A
A
A
A
431 mil
141 mil
1.2 bil
242 mil
2.8 bil
Janus Balanced
Manning & Napier ProBlndConS
Buffalo Funds Balanced
Manning & Napier ProBlndModS
Manning & Napier ProBlndExtS
#
#
#
#
#
16
6
23
16
21
A
A
A#
A#
A#
486
130
182
260
518
Eaton Vance A Balanced

Columbia Z Balanced
Price Spectrum Inc
James Adv JamGolBalA
GE Instl Stratgc Inv
#
#
#
#
#
27
19
8
11
25
A#
A#
A#
A#
B"
244 mil
173 mil
5.2 bil
499 mil
566 mil
2008
%
Chg Fund
U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position

High (11/01) 5.3% Low (12/06) 3.4%
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
07
07
07
07
07
07
2008
%
Chg Fund
3.6%
3.6%
3.6%
3.6%
3.6%
3.5%
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
07
07
07
07
08
08
3.5%
3.7%
3.9%
3.9%
3.9%
3.9%
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
24 RealEstate 24 14.68 .05

26 RisingDivs 17 12.99 .10
42 Sml Mid Val 29 21.12 .34
9 Strat Inc
8 3.82 .03
1 US Govt
3 9.13 .09
35 Value
22 16.45 .14
Oppenheimer B
$ 7.1 bil 8884700862
38 Cap Apprec 24 28.70n +.07
43 Dev Mkt
26 27.43n .47
38 Global
24 41.49n .97
35 Main Street 21 23.26n .24
Oppenheimer N
$ 3.6 bil 8884700862
43 Develop Mkt 26 27.19n .47
4 IntlBond
3 5.91n +.02
Oppenheimer Y
$ 13.1 bil 8884700862
38 Capital Apprec 24 33.04n +.08
17 Core Bond 13 8.08n .13
43 DevelopMkts 26 27.88n .48
38 Global
24 45.26n 1.05
4 IntlBond
3 5.92 +.01
40 IntlGr
24 18.59n .57
34 Main Street 21 24.27n .25
31 MainStSmCp 25 14.23n .27
24 RealEstate 24 14.73n .05
9 Strat Inc
8 3.82n .03
1 USGovt
3 9.16n .10
35 Value
22 16.84n .14
Oppenhmr C&M
$ 15.5 bil 8884700862
31 ActiveAlloc 20 8.12n .10
38 Cp Apprc C 24 28.47n +.07
43 Devlp Mkt C 26 26.99n .46
38 Global C
24 42.23n .98
40 Gold&SpMin 8 20.21n +2.10
5 Intl Bond C 3 5.90n +.01
35 Main St C
21 23.16n .24
10 Strat Inc C
8 3.81n .04
Oppenhmr Quest
$ 5.6 bil 8884700862
29 Bal B
18 10.83n .13
29 Bal Val A
18 11.05 .14
15 Opp Val A
11 23.78 .14
Oppenhmr Roch
$ 21.1 bil 8884700862
5 LtdTrmNY A 6 3.06 .02
6 LtdTrmNY C 6 3.04n .03
16 Muni A
15 14.19 .31
17 Muni C
15 14.17n .31
29 NatlMuni A 19 7.37 .26
29 NatlMuni C 19 7.36n .26
Optimum Instl
$ 2.3 bil 8009140278
4 Fixed Inc
4 8.31n .07
33 Lrg Cap Val 20 8.15n .20
37 Lrg Cp Grow 22 8.26n +.01
PQR
Pacific Cap Inst
$ 1.5 bil 8002589232
0 HgCrFxInY
3 10.64n .09
Parnassus
$ 1.6 bil 8009993505
20 Equity Inc
18 20.23n .21
26 Parnassus 21 26.99n .18
Pax World
$ 2.4 bil 8007671729
26 Balance
15 18.31n .11
Payden Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8005729336
+ 4 GNMA
1 9.82n .07
0 Short Bond 1 9.81n .03
Permanent Port
$ 3.8 bil 8005315142
8 Portfolio
5 33.19n +.20
Phoenix A
$ 6.6 bil 8002434361
22 VirBalance 14 10.72 .16
40 VirForOpps 20 17.31 .42
8 VirMulScSh 6 4.10 .03
21 VirRlEsSec 22 22.65 .05
PIMCO A
$ 27.4 bil 8004260107
14 All Asset
13 10.55 .25
23 Commod RR 21 11.91 .39
9 DevLocalMkt 9 9.36 .07
19 High Yield 16 7.32 .19
3 Low Dur
4 9.52 .08
4 Real Return 9 10.17 .30
0 Total Retrn 4 10.31 .11
PIMCO Admin
$ 31.5 bil 8009274648
23 Commod RR 21 11.93n .40
6 ForBondUnhg 4 9.63 .03
19 High Yield 16 7.32n .19
4 Real Return 9 10.17n .30
0 Short Term 1 9.65n .01
PIMCO B
$ 2.6 bil 8004260107
5 Real Rtrn
9 10.17n .30
PIMCO C
$ 9.1 bil 8004260107
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
08
08
08
08
08
08
4.0%
4.0%
4.1%
4.3%
4.3%
4.4%
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
15 All Asset
13 10.46n .25
23 Commod RR 21 11.78 .39
PIMCO D
$ 11.8 bil 8004260107
23 Commod RR 21 11.92 .40
9 DevLocMkt 9 9.36 .07
PIMCO Instl
$ 152 bil 8009274648
14 All Asset
13 10.61n .25
23 Commod RR 21 12.00 .40
9 DevLocalMkt 9 9.36 .07
10 Diverse Inc 10 9.31 .19
12 Emrg Mkt Bd 12 8.93n .22
15 Float Inc
9 8.03n .05
5 ForBondUnhg 4 9.63 .03
3 Foreign Bd 4 9.64n .09
5 Global Bond 5 9.38n .07
19 High Yield 16 7.32n .19
6 InvGrCorpBd 8 9.48n .13
3 Low Dur
4 9.52n .08
+ 2 LT US Govt
3 10.87n .20
2 Mod Duration 5 9.66n .10
+ 1 MortBack
2 10.47n .10
9 Real Asset 13 10.24 .39
28 RealEstRR 33 4.04 .22
+ 1 Short Term 1 9.65n .01
1 Tot Retn III 5 9.02n .11
+ 1 Total Ret II 4 9.91n .11
Pioneer A
$ 20.5 bil 8002256292
30 CullenValue 18 14.83 .36
55 EmergeMkts 31 17.69 .46
25 Eqty Inc
18 21.61 .39
17 Glob Hi Yld 13 9.11 .20
22 High Yield 17 7.86 .11
47 Independnc 27 7.09 +.04
29 Mid Value
21 15.86 .12
28 Pioneer
19 32.97 .49
6 Strat Inc
7 9.46 .11
36 Value
19 9.69 .11
Pioneer B
$ 1.8 bil 8002256292
22 High Yield 17 7.90n .11
Pioneer C
$ 3.1 bil 8002256292
22 High Yield 17 7.98 .11
Pioneer Y
$ 4.4 bil 8002256292
Price Advisor
$ 11.5 bil 8006385660
36 Blu Chp Gr 23 25.74n +.03
30 Equity Inc
19 18.73n .24
36 Growth Stk 22 21.34n +.03
3 Intl Bond
1 9.46n +.02
33 Mid Cap Gr 23 38.15n .18
32 Retire 2030 21 12.86n .17
21 SmlCapVal 21 28.13n .40
32 Value
23 17.51n .36
Price Funds
$ 244 bil 8006385660
41 Afrc&MidE 25 7.64n .26
24 Balanced
16 15.24n .16
36 BlueChip Gr 23 25.76n +.04
22 CapApprc
19 15.48n .20
28 Dividend Gr 20 17.85n .20
14 EmergMktBd 13 10.85n .25
56 EmMktsInstl 32 17.27n .48
62 EmrgEur&Med 39 14.09n .37
55 EmrgMktStk 32 19.18n .53
30 Equity Inc
19 18.78n .23
32 Equity Index 20 26.45n .29
41 Euro Stk
21 11.66n .40
46 Global Stock 30 13.48n .14
+ 2 GNMA
1 9.40n .07
31 Growth & Inc 21 15.13n .21
36 Growth Stk 22 21.55n +.04
36 GrowthStk R 22 21.18n +.03
24 Health Sci 18 21.54n .30
14 Hi Yld Adv
13 5.46n .07
14 High Yld
12 5.47n .07
13 High Yld Ins 11 8.05n .10
1 InflProtBd
6 11.00n .25
.. InstFltRt
10 8.96n .16
3 Intl Bond
1 9.48n +.03
41 Intl Gr&Inc 22 10.42n .36
43 Intl Stock
25 9.51n .28
45 IntlDiscov 26 26.98n .90
54 Latin Amer 38 24.81n .52
36 LgCpGrInstl 24 10.05n +.05
5 MD Tax Fr Bd 6 9.55n .08
41 Media&Telcm 25 28.63n .14
33 Mid Cap Gr 23 38.61n .18
28 Mid Cap Val 21 16.18n .26
30 New Amer Gr 21 22.45n +.01
58 New Asia
28 9.07n .25
41 New Era
27 36.07n +.50
1 New Income 4 8.65n .08
33 NewHorizns 24 20.45n .34
mil
mil
mil
mil
mil
A
A
A
A
A
329 mil
188 mil
576 mil
2.4 bil
79.3 bil
" 1
0
" 2
" 2
# 1
A
A
A
A
A#
7.9 bil
384 mil
136 mil
167 mil
1.2 bil
Eaton Vance B Strat Inc

Vanguard Index Tot Bd Mrkt
Am Beacon Inst Intermd Bond
MTB Funds IntmTrmBd I
BNY Mellon Bond M
# 5
" 1
0
" 2
" 1
A#
A#
A#
A#
A#
175 mil
32.4 bil
164 mil
166 mil
994 mil
DFA Investment 1 Yr Fixed Inc

Mainstay I Indexed Bd
Federated Instl Tot Rtn Bd
Price US Bond Idx
Mainstay I Intermed Bd
"
"
#
"
"
2
1
1
1
1
A#
A#
A#
A#
A#
3.5 bil
426 mil
1.4 bil
297 mil
148 mil
Am Beacon Inst Sh Term Bd

Price ST Bond
Amer Indepen ShTrmBdI
Dreyfus Bd Mkt Inv
Ridgeworth TotRetBondI
" 1
" 1
0
0
0
A#
A#
A#
A#
A#
226 mil
1.9 bil
179 mil
428 mil
576 mil
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
41 OverseasStk 22 6.35n .19

18 PersnlStrIn 12 12.62n .12
32 PersonlStrGr 21 16.72n .21
25 PrsnlStrBal 17 14.19n .17
23 Real Estate 24 14.39n .02
29 Ret2020 Adv 18 12.62n .16
19 Retire 2005 13 9.50n .10
23 Retire 2010 15 12.49n .14
28 Retire 2020 18 12.70n .16
32 Retire 2030 20 12.95n .17
33 Retire 2040 21 12.88n .17
33 Retire 2045 21 8.54n .11
16 Retire Inc
11 10.90n .11
26 Retire2015 17 9.40n .11
31 Retire2025 20 9.16n .12
33 Retire2035 21 9.06n .11
37 Sci & Tech 27 14.71n .07
21 Sm Cap Value 21 28.31n .41
28 SmCapStk 22 21.79n .39
35 Spectrum Gr 23 13.60n .16
8 Spectrum Inc 7 10.74n .09
+ 1 ST Bond
2 4.63n .01
2 SumtMunInt 4 10.42n .05
5 Tax Fr Inc
6 9.05n .08
9 Tx Fr Hi Yld 8 10.04n .13
+ 1 Tx Fr Sh Intm 2 5.28n .02
+ 1 US Bond Idx 2 10.33n .09
+ 6 US Treas LT
0 12.31n .18
+ 6 US Trs Intm
0 5.71n .08
5 VA Tax Fr Bd 7 10.50n .11
32 Value
23 17.66n .35
Principal Funds
$ 57.6 bil 8002474123
.. Balanced A
.. no quote
10 Bd & Mtg In 6 8.95n .10
33 DiscLrgInst 20 10.08n .05
43 DivrsIntlIn 22 7.96n .20
31 Eq Inc A
19 14.02 .26
16 HighYield A 13 6.57 .14
13 HiYieldInst 12 8.82n .15
43 Intl Gr Ins
23 7.39n .22
.. IntlEmMkt J
.. no quote
.. Life 2040 I
.. no quote
34 Lrg Gr Inst 20 6.27n +.01
.. LT 2010 In
.. no quote
.. LT 2020 In
.. no quote
.. LT 2030 Instl
.. no quote
30 Pref Secs I 24 6.22 .18
40 PtrIntl Ins
21 9.54n .29
31 PtrLgBl Ins 20 7.35n .06
35 PtrLgGrI In 24 5.53n +.03
32 PtrLgGrII I
20 6.12 .01
33 PtrLVa I In 22 9.00 .14
37 PtrLVa Inst 21 8.55n .17
41 PtrMdGr In 26 6.56n +.04
30 PtrMdValI I 22 8.90 .11
19 Real Est I
20 12.84 .01
.. StrAsBal C
.. no quote
.. StrAsConGrB .. no quote
.. StrAsConGrC .. no quote
.. StrAsStrGrA
.. no quote
.. StrAstBal B
.. no quote
.. StrAstCnGrA
.. no quote
Prudent Bear Fds
$ 1.5 bil 8007111848
+26 Bear
+21 7.90n +.13
1 Glob Inc
+ 1 12.35n +.12
Putnam A
$ 50.1 bil 8002251581
2 AmerGovtInc 4 8.69 .19
32 Asset All Gr 20 9.74 .15
26 Asst All Bal 17 8.94 .13
6 CA Tax Ex
7 7.22 .06
28 Conv Inc&Gr 20 14.05 .23
17 Diversifd Inc 10 7.76 .17
28 Equity Inc
18 11.59 .20
41 Glob Eqty
23 6.94 .16
47 GlobNatRes 28 16.97 .05
35 Gr & Inc
19 10.16 .22
29 Grge Fd Bos 18 11.11 .36
15 High Yield 14 6.16 .10
13 Hlth Science 15 45.18 .90
10 Income
8 5.77 .15
41 Intl Equity 22 16.10 .64
41 Intl Gr&Inc 22 8.29 .33
45 IntlCapOpps 26 21.39 .69
35 Investors
19 9.49 .06
36 Mid Cap Val 27 8.03 .03
34 New Opport 22 34.75 .12
40 New Value 22 9.31 .17
5 NY Tax Ex
7 7.82 .07
6 Tax Ex Inc
7 7.84 .06
9 Tx Fr Hgh Yld 8 10.98 .08
4 US Govt Inc 6 12.48 .29
34 Util Gr&Inc 20 10.38 .24
39 Vista
25 7.11 .05
34 Voyager
21 12.76 .05
Putnam M
$ 1.7 bil 8002251581
17 Diversifd Inc 10 7.68 .17
Putnam Y
$ 7.6 bil 8002251581
34 Growth & Inc 19 10.18n .22
10 Income
8 5.82n .15
41 Intl Equity 22 16.26n .65
35 Investors
19 9.65n .06
34 Voyager
21 13.25n .06
Quaker Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8002208888
37 Strat Gr A
21 16.76 .01
Quant Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8003262151
54 EmrgMktOrd 30 14.44n 1.12
47 ForeignValO 29 10.75n .62
Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
In 2008 36 Mos
Assets
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
$ 34.2 bil 8004354000

32 1000Idx Inv 20 29.16n .32
32 1000Idx Sel 20 29.18n .32
31 Core Equity 20 13.46n .21
27 Div Eq Sel
17 10.69n .17
22 Health Care 15 12.81n .18
32 InstlS&P500 20 7.92n .09
38 Intl Idx Sel 20 14.93n .36
38 Intl Index Inv 20 14.91n .37
33 MktTrck All Eq 21 9.75n .17
27 MTGrwth
17 14.09n .22
34 PremEqtySel 22 8.26n .10
32 S&P 500 Inv 20 15.46n .17
32 S&P500 Slct 20 15.53n .17
28 Sm Cap Inv 24 14.12n .31
28 Sm Cap Select 24 14.15n .31
6 Tot Bd Mkt
3 8.91n .12
31 TotStkIdxInv 21 17.30n .22
31 TotStkIdxSel 21 17.35n .22
Security Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8008882461
25 MidCapVal A 22 23.26 .41
SEI Portfolios
$ 25.4 bil 8003425734
6 CoreFxdInst A 6 9.23n .12
49 Emrg Mkt A 28 8.86n .31
18 High Yld Bond 14 6.09n .12
45 Intl Equity A 24 7.34n .29
3 Intl Fxd Inc A 2 10.49n .02
15 IntlEmrgMkt A 14 8.53n .21
2 Intmd Muni A 4 10.26n .05
33 Larg Cp Val A 20 13.19n .24
35 Lge Cp Gr A 22 15.42n .05
32 S&P 500 Idx E 20 27.31n .32
42 Sm Cp Gr A 28 10.95n .22
26 Sm Cp Val A 24 12.43n .27
34 TxMgdLgCp A 21 9.28n .09
Selected Funds
$ 11.1 bil 8002431575
33 American D 21 31.95n .37
33 American S 21 31.87 .36
Seligman Group
$ 6.4 bil 8002212783
32 Com & Inf C 22 21.92 .11
32 Com&Inf A 22 25.97 .12
Sentinel Group
$ 4.1 bil 8002823863
30 CmmnStk A 20 23.63 .18
+ 4 Govt Sec A
1 10.49 .06
27 Small Co A 21 5.35 .12
21 Sequoia
15 107.10n 1.64
Sit Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8003325580
+ 4 US Govt
0 10.77n .04
27 Sound Shore 21 25.99n .28
SSGA Funds
$ 7.4 bil 8006477327
52 Emerg Mkts 29 14.42 .43
52 Emerg Mkts 29 14.40n .43
38 Intl Stk Sel 20 8.74n .30
32 S&P 500 Idx 20 16.22n .18
State Frm Asc
$ 5.4 bil 3097662029
17 Balanced
10 47.47n .43
26 Growth
15 44.43n .37
+ 4 Interim
+ 1 10.12 .05
Stratton Funds
$ 1.0 bil 8006345726
20 Sm Cap Yield 19 37.04n .55
SunAmerica
$ 2.3 bil 8008588850
+ 4 GNMA A
1 11.43 .07
Target Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8004428748
+ 3 Intmd Bond 2 10.44n .06
3 Tot Ret Bd
6 10.15n .11
TCM Funds
$ 550 mil 8005363230
37 TCMSmGr
23 20.80 .22
TCW Funds
$ 6.0 bil 8003863829
36 Div Foc
21 8.03n .19
34 Select Eq I 21 12.96n +.04
+ 2 TotRetBd I
1 9.42n .05
+ 2 TotRetBd N 1 9.77n .05
Templeton Instl
$ 9.3 bil 8003218563
47 Emerg Mkt 24 10.68n .48
38 Foreign Eqty 20 17.11n .69
TFS Capital
$ 380 mil 8888374446
10 MktNeutrl
9 12.97n .14
Third Avenue
$ 14.3 bil 8008808442
30 Intl Value
19 13.08n .20
34 Real Est Val 22 18.42n .19
24 SmllCapVal 22 17.69n .43
42 Value
28 34.97n .77
Thornburg A
$ 12.0 bil 8008470200
45 Core Growth 22 11.03 .15
33 Income Bldr 16 14.77 .34
39 Intl Value
19 20.15 .37
0 Ltd Mun Nat 3 13.16 .04
37 Value
21 23.50 .56
Thornburg C
$ 4.4 bil 8008470200
33 Income Bldr 16 14.77n .34
39 Intl Value
19 19.10n .36
Schroder Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004643108
Thornburg I
9 Muni Bd Inv 8 8.72n .11
$ 8.4 bil 8008470200
19 20.57n .38
30 NorthAmerEq 20 7.72n .08 38 Intl Value
25 US Opps Inv r 20 16.41n .34 37 Value
21 23.87n .58
Schwab Funds
Thrivent Funds A
Rainier Funds
$ 6.5 bil 8002486314
35 Lg Equity
21 19.43n .05
35 LgEq I
21 19.56n .04
40 Sm/Mid Eq 26 23.70n .15
40 Sm/Mid Eq I 26 24.14n .16
Ridgeworth
$ 12.2 bil 8779847321
13 Hi Yield I
12 8.35n .15
1 InGrTxEx I
5 11.12n .06
43 Intl Eq I
23 8.78n .22
40 IntlEqIdx I 21 11.67n .33
+ 2 Intmd Bd I
2 10.00 .11
0 InvGrdBd I
3 10.35n .12
33 LgCoreEq I 21 10.60n .21
29 LgValEq I
21 9.52n .13
31 MidValEq I 25 7.34n .13
1 ShTrmBd I
3 9.44n .03
24 SmValEq I 21 9.17n .16
0 TotRetBondI 2 9.78n .10
+ 5 USGovSec I + 1 10.67n .09
RiverSource A
$ 35.6 bil 8887913380
25 Balanced
15 8.14 .10
34 Discpln Eq 20 4.56 .07
32 Div Oppor
18 6.09 .11
4 Divers Bond 3 4.53 .04
36 DivrsEqInc 22 7.62 .14
34 Equity Val 22 8.68 .14
37 Growth
22 20.44 .27
14 High Yield 13 2.27 .05
1 InflProtSec 6 9.63 .22
35 Lrg Cap Eq 21 3.45 .05
38 Mid Cap Val 25 5.73 .06
39 MidCapGr
27 6.14 .07
45 PrInSelVal 25 5.46 .13
21 PrtBldrMod 12 8.39 .11
34 PrtFmtlVal 21 4.12 .05
26 PrtModAggr 15 8.02 .10
28 Strat Alloc 14 8.13 .10
7 Tax Ex Bond 8 3.42 .03
8 TaxExHiInc 9 3.81 .04
50 TNEmgMkts 27 5.38 .06
39 TNGlobalEq 20 5.38 .09
RiverSource B
$ 5.0 bil 8887913380
36 DvrsEqInc r 22 7.64n .13
RiverSource I
$ 5.0 bil 8887913380
4 Divers Bd
3 4.53n .04
3 Glbl Bond
2 6.49n .01
Royce Funds
$ 21.7 bil 8002214268
30 LowPrStkSev 22 10.40n .10
33 MicroCap I 22 10.56n .21
32 Opport I
26 7.50n .20
27 PA Mutl Inv 22 7.87n .13
28 PAMutlCnst 22 7.28n .12
24 Premier Inv 21 13.26n .25
17 SpecialEq I 17 15.14n .10
26 TotlRet I
21 9.46n .22
28 Value Svc
25 7.68n .04
32 ValuePlsSer 23 9.43n .09
RS Funds
$ 9.0 bil 8007663863
27 CoreEqA
20 30.82 .28
52 EmergeMktsA 30 13.19 .36
43 Glb Nat Res 29 21.80 +.24
29 Partners
24 21.85 .29
35 Value
26 17.06 ..
Russell Funds S
$ 23.8 bil 8007877354
.. Divers Eqty
.. no quote
49 EmergMkts 29 11.45n .40
.. Intl Secs
.. no quote
.. MultiStr Bd
.. no quote
.. Quant Eqty
.. no quote
21 Real EstSec 22 30.49n .06
.. Special Gr
.. no quote
Russell Instl I
$ 6.1 bil 8007877354
41 IntlDvlpMkt 22 25.17n 1.03
7 StratBd
5 9.52n .10
36 USCoreEqty 22 21.13n .27
33 USQuanEqty 21 22.82n .35
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.3 bil 8007877354
26 Bal Strat
16 8.72 .15
31 Gr Strat
19 8.32 .16
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 3.6 bil 8007877354
26 Bal Strat
16 8.65 .15
32 Gr Strat
19 8.24 .15
Russell Lifepoints E
$ 1.8 bil 8007877354
26 Bal Strat
16 8.71 .15
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.5 bil 8007877354
26 Bal Strat
16 8.75 .15
Rydex H
$ 996 mil 8008200888
+ 5 MgdFutreSt + 5 28.10n .05
Rydex Investor
$ 2.1 bil 8008200888
+43 InvS&P500 +22 51.82n +.68
36 Ndq
24 8.82n +.01
STU
2
1
2
1
0
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
$ 6.7 bil 8008474836

33 Lrg Cap Stk 20 17.71 .18
37 Mid Cap Stk 22 9.21 .08
3 Muni Bond 5 10.47 .07
39 ThWhite Intl 21 12.93n .39
TIAACREF Instl Reti
$ 7.0 bil 8002231200
31 Growth&Inc 19 7.04n .07
46 IntlEquity
22 7.34n .21
34 MidCapValue 24 11.97n .25
TIAACREF Instl Fun
$ 9.1 bil 8002231200
1 Bond
2 9.66n .09
32 Equity Idx
21 7.29n .08
31 Growth&Inc 18 8.39 .08
1 InflLnkBond 6 9.82n .24
46 IntlEquity
22 7.16n .20
23 RealEstSecs 22 8.25n .02
32 S&P500 Idx 20 11.28n .12
Tocqueville
$ 1.5 bil 8006973863
38 Gold
4 30.15 +2.52
32 Torray
22 23.62n .49
Touchstone
$ 5.4 bil 8005430407
34 Lg Cap Gr A 19 18.09 +.01
32 MidCapGrA 23 15.87 .05
38 SandsCapGrI r 23 8.15 +.01
Tr For Cr Union
$ 708 mil 8003425828
+ 1 Shrt Duratn
0 9.45n .03
+ 2 UltShDurGov 0 9.48n ..
Transamer Prem
$ 1.7 bil 8008927587
38 Equity Inv 22 15.87n +.04
Transamerica A
$ 4.1 bil 8882334339
35 AstAllocGr 21 9.17 .09
23 AstAlMod
15 9.67 .11
29 AstAlModGr 18 9.55 .11
34 SmlMidVal 24 12.81 .16
Transamerica C
$ 4.6 bil 8882334339
29 AstAllModGr 18 9.47n .10
35 AstAllocGr 21 8.93 1.37
24 AstAlMod
15 9.59n .11
Transamerica Partner
$ 7.8 bil 8007555801
4 Core Bond
5 9.77n .11
4 Core Bond
5 11.56n .13
22 IAstAllIH
14 7.79n .11
3 InflProSec
7 9.11n .22
45 IntlEqty
24 5.44n .12
35 Lg Growth 21 4.78n .01
38 Lg Value
23 13.93n .35
38 LgValue
23 7.46n .19
+ 2 MoneyMkt
0 10.63n ..
32 StkIndex
20 6.57n .08
32 StockIndex 20 7.65n .08
Turner Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8002246312
34 EmergGrowth 25 37.37n .69
41 Mid Cap Gr 25 21.42n +.12
Tweedy Browne
$ 6.1 bil 8004324789
33 Global Value 18 20.16n .78
UBS Investment Fds
$ 7.8 bil 8007947753
14 DynAlpha A 15 8.76 .13
30 GlobAlloc A 19 9.68 .15
30 GlobAlloc C 19 9.43n .14
33 US Lg Eq Y
23 12.76n .17
UBS Pace P
$ 7.6 bil 8006471568
4 Glb Fxd Inc 2 10.76n +.08
41 Intl Eqty
21 11.33 .43
35 Lrg Co Gr
20 12.75n ..
35 Lrg Co Val
21 12.85n .29
+ 3 Secs Fxd Inc 1 12.98n .09
2 Str Fxd Inc
6 13.07n .17
UMB Scout
$ 4.8 bil 8009962862
33 Small Cap
22 11.76n .06
35 Worldwide 20 24.05n .60
US Glob Inv
$ 4.0 bil 8008738637
59 East Europe 37 6.84n .31
30 GlbGoldMtl
0 11.30 +.96
51 Glob Resourc 28 8.58 +.08
51 WrldMineral 12 12.91 +.71
USAA Group
$ 29.4 bil 8005318722
35 Aggress Grth 19 24.52n +.13
27 BalancStrat 18 10.23 .14
7 CA Bond
8 9.51n .11
37 Capital Gr
20 5.62n .13
30 CornerstStr 18 17.21n .24
48 Emerging Mkt 29 12.83n .34
+ 4 GNMA Trust 1 9.66n .05
39 Growth
22 10.97n ..
35 Growth & Inc 22 11.08n .13
17 Hi Yld Opps 13 6.61n .10
3 Income
5 11.29n .16
32 IncomeStk 19 9.97n .17
34 International 20 18.14n .59
9 Intm Trm Bd 7 8.63n .12
30 Prcs Metals + 3 22.88n +2.47
32 S&P 500
20 14.75n .16
32 S&P500Rwd 20 14.75n .17
0 Sh Term Bond 2 8.61n .04
4 Tax Ex Intmd 6 11.91n .07
7 Tax Ex LT
8 11.98n .13
+ 2 Tx Ex Sh Trm 1 10.41n .01
31 World Gr
19 14.05n .34
EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk

Chg Str Dist high Fund
6-Month Winners & Losers

TOP 10
BOTTOM 10
Rel Str 6-mth
Symbol Rtg % chg ETF
ETF
ProS Ultrashort Basic Mat SMN

ProS Ultrashort MSCI EAFE EFU
ProS Ultrshrt MSCI Emerg EEV
ProS Ultrashort Industrial SIJ
ProS Ultrshrt Semiconductor SSG
ProS Ultrashort Utilities
SDP
RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW
ProS Ultrashort FTSE/Xinhua FXP
ProS Ultrashort Midcap 400 MZZ
ProS Ultrashort QQQ
QID
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Chg Str Dist high Fund
99 138.4
99 113.2
99 112.8
99 90.2
99 78.1
99 77.0
99 70.2
99 69.9
99 68.0
99 67.9
Rel Str 6-mth

Symbol Rtg % chg
ProS Ultra Basic Material UYM 6 -70.1

ProS Ultra Financials
UYG 11 -66.9
MV Steel
SLX 11 -63.1
MV Russia
RSX 8 -62.7
ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
DIG 11 -57.3
Spdr S&P Metals&Mining XME 17 -57.2
IS MSCI Belgium
EWK 18 -56.8
ProS Ultra Semiconductor USD 12 -56.8
IS MSCI Brazil
EWZ 16 -56.3
ProS Ultra Real Estate
URE 21 -55.7
Div Close
Vol % 08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund
Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
For Wednesday, October 8, 2008. Ranked by Relative Strength -1.1 90 D- 80.0 VG Short-Term Bond
.. 99 A- 27.0 Macrshrs $100 OilDwn DOY .. 26.57 0.51 -45
95.6 99 A- 81.0 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat SMN
63.6 99 A 136.6 ProS Ultsht ConsmSvc SCC
66.8 99 A 80.0 ProS Ultsht Dow 30
DXD
72.4 99 A 145.4 ProS Ultsht FTSE/Xin FXP
95.7 99 A 109.3 ProS Ultsht Industrl
SIJ
76.0 99 B+ 95.0 ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400 MZZ
129.4 99 A- 162.0 ProS Ultsht MSCI EAFE EFU
112.1 99 B+ 154.5 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV
50.1 99 A 55.4 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas DUG
102.7 99 A 75.9 ProS Ultsht QQQ
QID
90.7 99 A- 118.1 ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw SKK
56.0 99 A- 105.1 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM
78.1 99 A- 93.6 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS
126.1 99 B+ 128.5 ProS Ultsht Semicond SSG
50.0 99 B+ 114.0 ProS Ultsht Smcp 600 SDD
107.3 99 B+ 109.5 ProS Ultsht Tech
REW
97.8 99 B- 96.8 ProS Ultsht Utilities SDP
89.9 99 A- 145.5 RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW
36.1 98 B+ 79.2 ProS Short Dow 30
DOG
46.6 98 A 78.3 ProS Short QQQ
PSQ
30.9 98 B 92.1 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM
41.5 98 B+ 88.0 ProS Short S&P 500
SH
45.7 98 A- 88.8 ProS Ultsht CnsmrGds SZK
50.0 98 C+ 211.8 ProS Ultsht Financial SKF
10.8 97 B 152.0 ProS Ultsht Real Est SRS
11.5 95 C+ 103.5 Currencyshrs Jpn Yen FXY
4.7 94 C+ 25.8 PS DB US$ Bullish
UUP
8.9 93 B+ 100.5 IS Comex Gold Trust IAU
4.7 93 B- 100.9 IS Lehmn 20+ Yr
TLT
4.1 93 C+ 111.8 IS Lehmn 3-7 Yr Treas IEI
8.4 93 B- 100.4 Spdr Gold Trust
GLD
1.9 92 B 84.6 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr
SHY
3.0 92 B- 92.6 IS Lehmn 7-10 Yr
IEF
6.8 92 B- 38.0 PS DB Gold Fund
DGL
-0.3 91 E 104.5 IS Lehmn MBS Fixed MBB
0.8 91 C+ 110.8 IS Lehmn Shrt Treas SHV
-15.6 91 B 54.7 KBW Regionl Bankng KRE
-0.2 91 D 26.9 PS VRDO Tax-Free
PVI
0.3 91 A- 47.5 Spdr Leh 1-3 Mth Tbil BIL
-0.3 91 D- 25.2 Spdr Lehmn St Muni SHM
.. 91 C+ 25.7 WT Dreyfus Chn Yuan CYB
-7.2 90 D- 27.5 PS Dyn Banking
PJB
0.9 79.50
0.7 140.00
0.8 83.70
0.8 132.50
0.6 110.18
1.0 96.50
1.0 169.50
0.8 155.00
1.5 54.00
1.0 77.00
0.7 126.73
0.7 109.70
0.9 96.50
0.5 127.20
0.2 105.11
0.7 111.50
0.5 100.29
0.7 147.76
0.6 80.80
0.8 78.00
0.6 94.40
0.8 85.99
1.1 92.17
0.5 149.84
0.2 122.73
.. 99.88
.. 24.82
.. 89.75
4.2 97.45
3.5 109.83
.. 89.42
3.1 83.78
4.1 89.62
.. 33.73
5.0 101.52
3.5 110.44
4.3 31.29
2.8 25.00
1.6 45.92
2.7 22.72
.. 25.05
1.3 17.80
-0.69 12
5.00 111
4.71 67
3.50 3
0.93 148
1.50 84
7.50 193
3.00 86
0.00 14
1.14 66
8.62 221
4.90 95
4.19 149
-1.26 14
3.98 16
2.35 47
3.54 -31
8.53 131
1.58 78
-0.06 168
2.27 107
1.39 168
3.42 50
9.57 1
3.86 9
1.48 51
-0.08 -21
2.75 186
-1.42 21
-1.38 -18
2.15 62
-0.36 398
-1.16 104
0.81 -19
-0.93 9
0.08 107
-0.78 -44
-0.03 39
-0.04 26
0.61 26
0.16 35
-0.45 19
-3.7 89 C 79.8 VG Total Bond Mkt

-4.3 88 D 103.9 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr Credit
0.7 88 B- 38.7 PS DB Prec Metal
0.2 87 D+ 102.0 Currencyshrs Swiss Fr
1.1 87 D- 205.7 HT Biotech
.. 87 C+ 74.0 ProS Ultsht 7-10 Yr
-6.4 86 E 105.5 IS Leh Aggregte Bnd
-6.9 86 B- 24.1 Spdr Lehmn Municipl
-6.6 86 E 83.0 VG Intrmed-Term
-3.7 85 D- 30.8 PS DB US$ Bearish
-9.5 84 E 104.0 IS S&P Nat Muni
-7.4 84 D- 112.1 IS Tr Lehman TIPS
-13.2 83 D- 30.3 Spdr Consumer Stapls
-10.5 83 E 69.8 Spdr S&P Biotech
-13.0 83 E 80.4 VG Consumer Staples
-12.0 82 D+ 113.0 Currencyshrs Can Dlr
-6.6 82 D- 160.5 Currencyshrs Euro Tr
-8.1 82 D- 59.0 Spdr Lehmn Intl Trsy
-24.7 81 B- 50.0 IS DJ US Region Bnks
-21.2 79 C 23.0 IS DJ US Home Const
-14.4 79 E 25.9 PS Insrd Nat Muni
-13.3 78 C+ 211.4 Currencyshrs Brit Pnd
-13.6 78 D- 90.9 IS Nasdaq Biotech
.. 78 E 75.0 ProS Ultsht 20+ Yr
-22.1 78 B- 62.3 Spdr S&P Dividend
-20.4 78 C 24.9 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs
-16.8 77 D- 104.2 HT Retail
-20.0 77 C+ 68.9 IS DJ US Cnsmr Goods
-15.3 77 B+ 108.3 IS Iboxx $ Investop
-31.0 77 B- 15.5 PS Hi Yld Eq Divdnd
-16.6 76 D- 27.7 FrstTr Amex Biotech
-18.8 76 B- 56.5 IS DJ US Pharmactls
-20.9 76 D+ 67.1 IS S&P Glb Cnsmr Stpl
-2.9 76 E 57.0 PS DB Energy
-3.3 76 E 55.6 PS DB Oil
-17.1 76 E 19.3 PS Dyn Pharma
-4.7 76 D- 119.2 US Oil Fnd Lp
-30.9 75 B- 155.3 HT Regional Bank
-13.8 74 D- 99.1 IS DJ Transprtn Indx
-19.4 74 D- 64.5 IS DJ US Medicl Devic
-4.6 74 E 46.6 PS DB Commod Indx
-22.1 73 D 73.5 IS DJ US Healthcare
-20.1 73 E 20.6 PS Dyn Biotech
-19.4 73 E 18.8 PS Dyn Retail
BSV
BND
CSJ
DBP
FXF
BBH
PST
AGG
TFI
BIV
UDN
MUB
TIP
XLP
XBI
VDC
FXC
FXE
BWX
IAT
ITB
PZA
FXB
IBB
TBT
SDY
XHB
RTH
IYK
LQD
PEY
FBT
IHE
KXI
DBE
DBO
PJP
USO
RKH
IYT
IHI
DBC
IYH
PBE
PMR
3.5 76.20
4.3 74.48
4.4 96.71
.. 31.19
1.2 88.52
.. 163.50
1.3 65.78
5.0 94.67
4.1 20.73
4.7 72.18
.. 26.55
3.7 92.25
8.1 97.93
3.0 24.99
.. 53.10
1.9 61.61
2.4 88.85
3.7 136.76
3.2 49.45
5.3 28.30
2.1 13.89
5.2 21.52
4.2 173.16
1.0 70.17
1.1 59.01
5.0 42.88
2.7 15.40
1.6 77.64
1.5 51.14
6.2 88.83
4.9 9.18
2.6 20.32
0.9 43.70
2.7 49.80
.. 34.27
.. 33.58
0.7 15.11
.. 72.23
4.9 90.98
1.3 70.07
.. 48.86
2.5 30.10
1.8 55.05
.. 14.97
.. 12.63
-1.32 26
-1.12 16
-0.63 -31
0.75 -41
0.82 124
1.40 99
2.28 1
-1.94 35
0.12 25
-1.40 13
0.15 -49
-2.79 157
-2.98 236
-0.61 87
0.20 15
-1.12 -7
-1.36 -4
0.74 -77
-1.76 52
-1.03 -57
0.08 7
-0.12 134
-1.40 -86
0.05 49
1.81 106
-1.07 -3
-0.39 89
-0.71 53
-0.75 -38
-0.64 21
-0.29 59
-0.15 -4
-0.37 -63
-1.08 34
-0.22 -56
0.04 -46
-0.52 22
-0.26 -8
-1.30 -56
-0.05 4
-1.40 14
0.50 17
-0.75 -5
-0.03 69
0.13 -69
MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

2008
%
Chg Fund
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
VWX
VALIC Company
$ 955 mil 8004482542
40 IntlEq
21 6.48 .24
Value Line
$ 2.7 bil 8002230818
32 EmergOpps 23 23.18n .25
Van Eck Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8002212220
37 Glb Hrd Ast A 25 30.33 +.83
34 Intl Gold A
+ 3 11.80 +1.26
Van Kamp A
$ 45.6 bil 8004215666
32 Amer Val
23 19.03 .49
41 Cap Growth 24 7.83 +.03
31 Comstock 21 11.76 .30
12 Corp Bond 10 5.53 .06
53 Emrg Mkts 29 12.45 .29
37 Enterprise 22 9.90 .06
22 Eqty & Inc 14 6.71 .11
28 Glb Franch 17 19.01 .67
4 Govt Secs
0 9.36 .07
28 Gr & Inc
16 15.17 .31
10 Hi Yld Muni 9 9.08 .14
10 Insur Tax Fr 8 15.05 .17
42 Mid Cap Gr 25 16.70 ..
10 Muni Inc
9 12.16 .15
22 Real Estate 24 14.25 .11
31 Small Gr
20 8.17 .08
24 Sml Cap Val 23 11.53 .21
10 StrMuniInc 9 10.67 .17
3 US Mortgage 0 12.26 .03
Van Kamp B
$ 7.0 bil 8004215666
41 Cap Growth 24 7.40n +.03
31 Comstock 21 11.76n .30
22 Eqty & Inc 13 6.59n .11
Van Kamp C
$ 5.2 bil 8004215666
31 Comstock 21 11.76n .30
23 Eqty & Inc 14 6.62n .11
10 HiYldMuni
9 9.07n .13
Vanguard Admiral
$ 286 bil 8009972798
32 500 Index
20 90.76n .99
32 Asset Allocat 20 45.29n .63
20 Balanced Idx 14 17.27n .19
3 CA IntmTxEx 5 10.28n .06
5 CA LngTxEx 7 10.45n .09
33 Cap Opps r 23 56.69n .18
49 EmgMktStk r 28 22.02n .44
38 Energy r
24 94.26n +.33
28 Equity Inc
17 36.01n .65
40 Euro Stk Idx r 21 55.98n 1.51
34 Explorer
24 43.87n .61
33 Extnd Mkt Idx 25 26.78n .42
5 FL LngTxEx 6 10.54n .08
+ 3 GNMA
1 10.30n .07
32 Growth & Inc 20 35.41n .33
32 Growth Idx 21 22.39n .09
15 HiYld Corp r 13 4.71n .08
6 HiYldTxEx
7 9.55n .11
20 Hlth Care r 14 46.46n .95
1 InflProSecs 6 23.10n .49
5 Ins LT Tax Ex 6 11.33n .09
+ 6 Int Treas
0 11.60n .11
41 Intl Growth r 23 46.53n 1.36
7 IntmdInvGrd 8 8.66n .12
9 LgInvGdAdmr 8 7.92n .11
5 LT Tax Ex
7 10.20n .08
+ 6 LT Treas
0 11.72n .16
+ 1 Ltd Tax Ex
2 10.65n ..
36 Mid Cap Idx 25 59.64n .54
35 Morgan Gr 22 39.22n .17
4 NJ LngTxEx 6 10.89n .06
5 NY LngTxEx 6 10.22n .08
4 PA LngTxEx 5 10.31n .06
36 Pac Stk Idx r 21 53.14n 1.93
26 Primecap r 20 55.04n .37
21 REIT Idx r
23 66.22n .45
+ 2 Sh Tm TxEx 1 15.65n .01
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
+ 4 Sh Trm Fed
0 10.60n .03
3 ShrtInvAdmr 4 10.01n .04
+ 2 ShTrmBdIdx 1 10.03n .05
29 Small Idx
24 22.98n .46
+ 4 ST Treas
+ 1 10.81n .04
+ 1 Tot Bd Idx
2 9.87n .09
32 TotStk MktIdx 21 23.80n .29
32 TxMgd G&I r 20 44.10n .48
33 TxMgdCap r 21 47.54n .50
31 US Growth 19 35.51n ..
32 Value Idx
19 17.28n .30
12 Wellesley Inc 9 44.78n .62
22 Wellington 15 42.82n .61
39 Windsor
23 31.99n .80
32 Windsor II 19 37.14n .66
Vanguard Index
$ 251 bil 8006627447
32 500
20 90.75n .99
20 Balanced
14 17.27n .18
39 Devlpd Mkts r 21 8.28n .25
50 EmgMktStk r 28 16.71n .34
40 Euro Stk Idx r 21 23.81n .64
33 Extnd Mkt 25 26.74n .42
32 Growth
21 22.39n .09
2 Int Bd
5 9.88n .13
2 Int Bd Adm 5 9.88n .13
4 LT Bd
6 10.75n .16
37 Mid Cap
25 13.13n .12
36 Pac Stk Idx r 21 8.11n .30
30 Small Cap
24 22.95n .46
26 Small Cap Val 23 11.53n .28
33 Small Grow 26 13.33n .21
+ 2 ST Bond
1 10.03n .05
+ 1 Tot Bd Mrkt 2 9.87n .09
32 Tot St Mkt 21 23.80n .29
41 Total Intl Stk r 22 11.67n .33
32 Value
19 17.28n .30
Vanguard Instl
$ 153 bil 8006627447
20 Balanced Idx 14 17.27n .19
39 Devlpd Mkts r 21 8.22n .25
49 EmgMktStk r 28 16.77n .34
40 Euro Stk Idx r 21 23.86n .64
32 Index
20 90.08n .99
33 Index Ext Mkt 25 26.79n .42
32 Index Gr
21 22.39n .09
36 Index Mid Cp 25 13.18n .12
32 Index Plus 20 90.08n .99
29 Index Sm Cp 24 22.99n .46
+ 1 Index Tot Mkt 2 9.87n .09
32 Index Value 19 17.28n .30
1 InflaProtec 6 9.41n .20
36 Pac Stk Idx r 21 8.13n .30
21 REIT Idx r
23 10.25n .07
33 Sm Cp Gr Idx 26 13.37n .21
32 StrcLgEqPls 20 38.13n .38
32 Tot Stk Idx 21 23.81n .28
32 Tot Stk Idx Pls 21 21.48n .26
+ 1 Totl Bd Idx
2 49.78n .42
32 TotStkIdx
21 21.48n .26
Vanguard Signal
$ 46.0 bil 8006627447
32 500 Index
20 74.97n .82
20 Bal Index
14 17.09n .18
33 ExtndMktIdx 25 23.01n .36
32 Growth Idx 21 20.73n .09
2 Int Bd Sig
5 9.88n .13
36 Mid Cap Idx 25 18.83n .17
21 Reit Idx r
23 17.68n .12
29 Small Idx
24 20.71n .42
+ 2 ST Bond Idx 1 10.03n .05
+ 1 TotBdMktIdx 2 9.87n .09
32 TotStMktIdx 21 22.97n .28
32 Val Idx
19 17.99n .31
Vanguard Funds
$ 368 bil 8008514999
32 Asset Alloc 20 20.17n .28
3 CA IntmTxEx 5 10.28n .06
5 CA LngTxEx 7 10.45n .09
33 Cap Opport r 23 24.52n .08
27 Convert Secs r 20 9.74n .15
34 Div Eq Inv
21 15.62n .17
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
22 Dividend Gr 17 11.71n .19

38 Energy r
24 50.17n +.18
28 Equity Inc
17 17.18n .31
34 Explorer
24 47.07n .66
43 Global Eq
25 13.60n .34
+ 3 GNMA
1 10.30n .07
32 Growth & Inc 20 21.68n .20
41 Growth Equity 22 7.95n .01
20 Health Care r 14 110.03n 2.25
15 HiYld Corp r 13 4.71n .08
6 HiYldTxEx
7 9.55n .11
1 Inflation Prot 6 11.76n .25
5 Insur LT Tx Ex 6 11.33n .09
7 IntInvGdInv 8 8.66n .12
44 Intl Explor r 25 10.32n .28
41 Intl Growth r 23 14.60n .43
39 Intl Value r 21 25.77n .77
+ 6 Intmd Treas
0 11.60n .11
18 Life Consv Gr 12 13.75n .15
30 Life Growth 19 17.26n .25
11 Life Income 8 12.39n .12
24 Life Mod Gr 15 15.89n .21
5 LT Tax Ex
7 10.20n .08
+ 6 LT Treas
0 11.72n .16
+ 1 Ltd Tm Tx Ex 2 10.65n ..
9 LTInvGrdInv 8 7.92n .11
4 MA Tx Exem 6 9.45n .06
47 Metals&Mine r 31 16.95n .04
34 MidCapGr A 22 12.18n +.02
35 Morgan Gr 22 12.63n .06
5 NY LngTxEx 6 10.22n .08
4 OH LT Tax Ex 6 11.05n .08
4 PA LngTxEx 5 10.31n .06
26 Primecap r 20 52.99n .36
25 PrmcpCorInv r 18 9.83n .08
22 REIT Idx r
23 15.52n .11
32 Select Val r 21 13.02n .19
3 ST Corp
4 10.01n .04
+ 3 ST Federal
0 10.60n .03
+ 2 ST Tax Exempt 1 15.65n .01
+ 4 ST Treas
+ 1 10.81n .04
23 Star
15 15.79n .20
35 Strategic Eq 25 13.23n .18
15 TargRet2005 11 10.20n .14
19 TargRet2010 13 18.60n .25
22 TargRet2015 14 10.16n .13
25 TargRet2020 16 17.69n .24
27 TargRet2025 17 10.01n .14
29 TargRet2030 18 16.87n .24
31 TargRet2035 19 10.14n .15
31 TargRet2040 19 16.49n .25
31 TargRet2045 19 10.47n .15
11 TargRetInc 9 9.65n .12
24 TxMd Sm Cp r 22 19.35n .41
17 TxMgd Bal r 13 16.53n .12
32 TxMgd G&I r 20 21.46n .23
39 TxMgd Intl r 21 9.41n .28
33 TxMgdCap r 21 23.61n .25
31 US Growth 19 13.70n ..
30 US Value
20 8.87n .15
12 Wellesley Inc 9 18.48n .26
22 Wellington 15 24.79n .35
39 Windsor
23 9.48n .24
32 Windsor II 19 20.92n .37
Vantagepoint
$ 16.4 bil 8006697400
35 Aggr Opportun 25 7.28n .13
32 Asset Alloc 20 5.78n .08
+ 1 Core Bd Indx II 3 9.60n .08
0 CrBdIdxI
3 9.55n .08
33 Equity Inc
22 6.58n .13
36 Growth
23 6.68n .04
33 Growth & Inc 20 7.11n .04
2 InfProSecs 6 9.77n .24
40 International 21 7.33n .16
.. MdlPtf TradGr .. no quote
.. MP CnsrvGr
.. no quote
.. MP LngTmGr .. no quote
Victory Funds
$ 7.0 bil 8005393863
30 Divers Stk R 21 12.24n .10
30 DiversStk A 21 12.35 .10
Div Close
-21.7 73 D 64.0 VG Health Care

VHT 1.7
-28.8 72 C+ 72.0 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY 5.5
-23.4 72 D- 41.6 Spdr S&P Retail
XRT 1.1
-23.7 71 E 84.1 HT Pharmaceutical
PPH 3.4
-23.5 71 D- 81.1 IS Russell 2000 Val
IWN 2.3
-22.2 71 D 62.0 IS S&P Glb Healthcare IXJ 3.0
-14.3 70 E 1.1 HT B2B Internet
BHH ..
-24.3 70 D+ 80.2 IS S&P SC 600 Valu
IJS 2.2
-23.6 70 E 18.8 PS Dyn Sml Value
PWY 0.9
-25.1 68 D- 76.0 IS S&P Smcp 600
IJR 1.5
-26.6 68 E 74.3 Spdr DJ Wil SC Value DSV 3.6
-24.8 68 D 37.9 Spdr Health Care
XLV 2.1
-25.5 68 D- 74.0 VG Small-Cp Value
VBR 0.1
-12.1 67 D- 76.6 IS S&P GSCI Commod GSG ..
-21.8 67 E 30.2 PS DB G10 Curr
DBV 3.7
-25.6 67 E 59.2 VG Div Apprec
VIG 2.6
-25.8 66 E 106.0 IS Iboxx Hi Yld Corp HYG10.6
-37.0 66 C+ 54.8 KBW Bank
KBE 5.4
-31.1 66 D+ 64.8 WT Div Top 100
DTN 6.1
-27.2 65 E 70.2 IS DJ US Consumr Svc IYC 0.8
-26.2 65 D+ 75.4 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT 0.6
-27.6 64 E 91.4 IS Mstar Small Core
JKJ 0.9
-28.3 64 E 84.9 IS Russell 2000 Indx IWM 1.5
-29.5 64 E 21.8 PS Dyn Large Value PWV 2.9
-30.6 64 E 118.0 RX Russell Top 50
XLG 3.1
-24.4 64 D- 76.7 VG Reit
VNQ 6.6
-25.8 62 E 86.5 DJ Wilshire Reit
RWR 6.6
-32.0 62 D- 60.7 IS Russell Microcap IWC 1.2
-18.6 62 D- 43.5 PS DB Agricult
DBA ..
-31.0 62 D 59.5 PS FTSE US 1500
PRFZ 1.2
-28.8 62 E 38.3 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr XLY 1.8
.. 62 E 62.8 Spdr DB Intl Gv InfPrct WIP 5.1
-34.8 62 D- 60.8 WT High-Yield Equity DHS 6.9
-31.8 62 E 63.5 WT LargeCap Div
DLN 3.9
-17.9 61 E 73.2 Brcly Ipath DJ AIG Cm DJP ..
-30.4 61 E 141.9 DJI Diamonds Trust
DIA 2.9
-30.2 61 D- 48.2 Spdr Lehmn High Yld JNK12.7
-27.5 60 D- 81.0 IS DJ US Real Est
IYR 5.3
-28.7 60 D- 27.8 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL 4.2
-32.0 60 C+ 73.6 IS S&P 100 Index
OEF 3.4
-31.5 60 D- 53.9 IS S&P GSTI Softwre IGV ..
-29.8 60 E 87.6 IS S&P MC 400 Valu
IJJ 2.9
-31.7 60 D+ 62.4 VG Cnsmr Discretnry VCR 1.3
-29.6 60 E 76.5 VG Small-Cap
VB 0.0
-40.9 59 E 64.7 IS DJ US Hlth Provider IHF ..
-29.8 59 C 28.2 PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn PCY 7.7
-34.9 59 E 17.9 PS Zack Micro
PZI 1.1
-33.5 58 D- 112.3 Fidelity Nasdaq Comp ONEQ 0.6
-30.1 58 E 16.2 HT Broadband
BDH 0.7
-31.9 58 E 115.1 IS Russell 3000 Val IWW 3.4
-31.0 58 E 73.3 IS S&P 500 Grw Indx IVW 1.6
-27.4 58 E 99.6 IS Tr Cohen&Steers
ICF 6.2
-23.5 57 E 98.8 Currencyshrs Aus Dlr FXA 7.0
.. 57 E 60.0 IS MSCI Israel Cap
EIS ..
-32.5 57 C+ 70.1 IS S&P 1500 Indx
ISI 2.6
-32.7 57 E 70.5 VG Large-Cap
VV 2.6
-31.5 57 D- 60.6 VG Mid-Cap Value
VOE 0.1
-33.8 57 D- 74.7 VG Value
VTV 4.1
.. 57 E 27.7 WT Dreyfs Brazil Real BZF ..
-33.0 56 E 76.9 IS DJ US Index
IYY 2.3
-33.0 56 D 85.8 IS Russell 1000 Indx IWB 2.5
-33.5 56 E 88.7 IS Russell 1000 Val
IWD 3.8
-33.1 56 E 91.3 IS Russell 2000 Grw IWO 0.9
-32.7 56 D- 91.2 IS Russell 3000 Indx IWV 2.3
-32.3 56 C+ 52.4 IS Russell Mdcp Value IWS 2.9
47.45
45.93
25.70
60.45
53.93
45.37
0.36
52.97
12.18
48.72
48.52
26.55
48.16
46.38
21.49
41.60
74.75
27.42
38.73
45.00
49.79
58.40
54.46
14.34
76.70
46.44
51.43
35.90
26.85
36.90
23.28
46.20
34.63
39.42
46.19
92.19
33.39
47.65
18.52
46.75
35.37
55.82
36.30
47.90
37.40
18.55
10.01
69.10
9.76
70.80
48.18
57.45
67.37
36.78
43.95
44.21
36.39
43.97
18.85
47.96
53.34
53.33
55.81
56.83
31.84
-0.69 17
-1.57 129
-0.28 50
-0.40 77
-1.23 51
-0.46 -1
0.00 26
-1.24 17
-0.28 207
-1.05 30
0.00 -81
-1.30 95
-1.34 99
0.01 -33
-0.78 15
-0.70 114
-3.26 31
-0.91 95
-0.92 28
-0.39 163
-1.00 -3
-0.72 -17
-1.34 38
-0.27 51
0.04 55
-0.65 -28
-0.94 44
-0.67 -36
0.59 32
-0.47 -59
-0.32 10
-1.95 21
-1.37 60
-0.64 63
-0.29 123
-2.88 91
-1.82 109
-0.81 58
-0.26 6
-0.72 121
0.34 100
-0.75 24
-0.53 -65
-1.05 18
-0.84 -45
-1.55 561
-0.34 236
-1.23 -84
0.09 -74
-0.78 -27
-0.43 93
-0.71 73
-3.24 100
-0.01 21
-0.77 194
-0.45 123
-0.68 -79
-1.25 121
0.83 83
-0.83 103
-0.79 57
-1.08 103
-1.30 71
-0.55 54
-1.05 6
Dividends
31 DiversStk I 22 8.59n .07

+ 3 FundForInc A 0 11.47 .05
21 Sm Co Oppo A 23 20.33 .42
39 Spec Val A 28 11.07 .14
Waddell&Rd Adv
$ 21.4 bil 8003665465
33 Accum A
22 5.79 .02
24 AssetStr A 13 9.67 +.06
2 Bond A
2 5.87 .04
18 Contl Inc A 11 6.88 .06
29 Core Inv A 17 4.44 .02
3 Glbl Bond A 4 3.65 .02
+ 3 GovSecs A
0 5.55 .04
12 High Inc A
11 5.90 .08
39 Intl Gr A
19 6.98 .17
31 New Cpt A 19 8.09 .10
32 Sci & Tech A 21 7.65 .10
30 SelDivOppA 16 12.26 .03
32 Vanguard A 18 6.99 +.02
Wasatch
$ 3.3 bil 8005511700
38 Core Growth 26 21.44n .28
38 SmallCapGr 22 22.09n .26
Weitz Funds
$ 3.2 bil 8002324161
32 Partner Val 17 13.42n .30
33 Value
18 21.02n .51
Wells Fargo Advtg
$ 15.7 bil 8002228222
28 CommonStk Z 21 13.20n .17
+ 3 GovtSecsInv
0 10.52 .07
34 Growth Inv 20 19.04n +.04
31 Opport Inv 24 25.20n .16
34 SmlCapVal Z 22 19.53n +.02
0 STMuniBdInv 2 9.48n .03
3 UltInc Inv
1 8.39 .02
+ 2 UltShMuniInv 1 4.71n .01
31 WlthGrowBal 18 8.76 .39
Wells Fargo Advtg A
$ 4.5 bil 8002228222
27 Asset Alloc 16 15.46 .18
34 Sml Cap Val 22 19.24 +.02
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad
$ 12.8 bil 8002228222
39 CapitalGrow 25 12.13 .06
34 Divers Eq
21 23.30n .34
31 Divers Sml 22 8.50n .15
+ 4 Govt Secs
0 10.51 .07
29 Growth Bal 17 20.23n .26
32 Index
20 37.89n .42
33 Lg Co Grow 21 36.35n .32
+ 3 Sh Dur Gov
0 10.02n .02
25 SmCapOppor 21 24.44n .55
0 TotRetBd Ad 3 11.82n .11
Wells Fargo Advtg I
$ 5.0 bil 8002228222
37 Endv Select 24 7.45n .02
+ 4 Govt Secs
0 10.51 .06
34 Growth
20 20.13n +.03
0 TotRetBd In 3 11.82n .10
Westcore
$ 2.1 bil 8003922673
3 Plus Bond
4 9.81n .10
Western Asset
$ 21.1 bil 6268449400
10 Core Bond I 7 9.44n .16
10 CoreBdFiInt 7 9.44n .16
8 CorePlBdInt 7 8.97n .15
8 CorePlusBdI 7 8.97n .15
19 HiYld I
16 7.53n .16
3 InflPlsBd I
8 9.44n .24
5 IntermdBd 7 9.28n .19
William Blair I
$ 6.8 bil 8006352886
31 Growth
21 8.35n .03
48 InstIntlGr
25 10.03n .28
48 Intl Growth 26 15.44n .43
William Blair N
$ 4.4 bil 8006352886
48 Intl Growth 26 15.15n .42
Wilmington
$ 2.4 bil 8003369970
.. MltMgrIntlI
.. no quote
.. MltMgRlAstI .. no quote
-33.0 56 E 157.8 IS S&P 500 Index

IVV 2.8 98.38
-33.7 56 E 86.1 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx
IOO 4.3 53.70
-30.7 56 E 92.0 IS S&P Mdcp 400
IJH 1.8 58.83
-32.9 56 E 157.5 Spdr S&P 500
SPY 2.8 98.10
-30.7 56 E 167.9 Spdr S&P MdCp 400 MDY 1.6 107.50
-32.9 56 E 78.3 VG Total Stock Mkt
VTI 2.4 48.73
-35.2 55 E 89.9 IS Mstar Large Value JKF 0.4 52.26
-35.8 55 E 24.3 PS Aero & Defense
PPA 0.5 14.54
-34.8 55 D- 63.6 PS FTSE Rafi US
PRF 2.4 37.93
-33.3 55 D- 51.8 RX S&P 500 Eq Wght RSP 2.3 31.48
-32.8 55 E 67.4 VG Growth
VUG 1.3 43.30
-36.1 55 E 64.8 VG Info Tech
VGT 0.4 38.43
-33.5 55 E 78.5 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK 0.0 47.39
-30.1 55 D- 58.8 WT Emg Mkt Hi Yld Eq DEM 1.3 36.88
-42.1 54 D+ 128.6 IS DJ US Finl Svcs
IYG 4.6 59.19
-33.4 54 E 52.0 IS Russell 3000 Grwth IWZ 4.2 32.98
-34.7 54 E 84.3 IS S&P 500 Value Indx IVE 3.8 49.90
-34.4 54 E 42.0 Spdr Industrial
XLI 2.7 25.70
-32.8 54 E 58.3 VG Extended Market VXF 0.0 35.34
-37.1 53 E 73.0 IS DJ US Aerospace
ITA 0.7 42.75
-34.2 53 E 78.0 IS DJ US Industrial
IYJ 1.8 47.93
-34.7 53 E 75.7 IS Mstar Large Growth JKE 0.9 46.70
-36.4 53 E 64.1 IS S&P GSTI Tech
IGM 0.3 37.90
-31.5 53 E 95.1 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK 0.5 61.05
-31.5 53 D- 64.5 IS S&P/Topix 150
ITF 2.5 39.95
-21.7 53 D- 20.7 IS Silver Trust
SLV .. 11.51
-35.4 53 E 53.5 PS Dyn Market
PWC 1.4 33.51
-34.0 53 E 109.5 Spdr DJ Wil SC Grwth DSG 0.7 64.87
-34.8 53 E 79.3 VG Industrials
VIS 2.1 47.63
-35.1 52 D- 37.2 HT Semiconductors SMH 1.7 21.08
-36.8 52 E 67.3 IS DJ US Tech Indx
IYW 0.4 39.48
-37.2 52 E 14.1 IS MSCI Malaysia
EWM 5.0 8.00
-35.0 52 C+ 71.8 IS MSCI Spain
EWP 5.5 41.39
-33.9 52 E 63.9 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF 1.4 40.17
-32.1 52 E 44.7 Spdr Utilities
XLU 4.2 28.76
.. 51 E 59.7 IS MSCI ACWI
ACWI .. 34.59
.. 51 E 59.1 IS MSCI Turkey Inv
TUR .. 32.64
-33.4 51 E 92.0 IS Mstar Mid Core
JKG 1.7 55.07
-34.9 51 E 112.4 IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR 1.9 67.41
-20.9 51 E 28.0 PS DB Base Metal
DBB .. 17.32
-22.1 51 D- 39.2 PS DB Silver
DBS .. 21.66
-35.4 51 E 19.5 PS Dyn Lrg Gr
PWB .. 12.11
-34.1 51 E 22.9 PS Water Resources PHO .. 14.10
-41.0 51 B+ 63.9 VG Financials
VFH 4.2 31.04
-32.6 51 E 91.8 VG Utilities
VPU 4.2 59.06
-33.3 50 C 14.7 IS MSCI Japan
EWJ 1.2 8.87
-36.8 50 E 55.1 PS QQQ Trust
QQQQ 0.3 32.39
-37.7 50 D- 28.6 Spdr Technology
XLK 1.7 16.61
-37.1 49 E 26.8 Clymr S&P Globl Watr CGW 0.6 16.27
-35.5 49 E 25.3 FrstTr DB Stratg Value FDV 1.6 15.59
-37.6 49 E 70.7 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech
IXN 1.0 40.83
-38.0 49 E 83.1 IS S&P Glb Telecomm IXP 5.9 47.99
-36.0 49 E 17.5 NV Eqty Prem Income JPZ15.2 10.51
-37.8 49 E 19.3 PS Dyn Semicondctrs PSI .. 10.74
-36.0 49 E 82.8 VG Mid-Cap
VO 0.0 48.36
-40.1 48 D- 42.0 HT Telecom
TTH 5.4 22.76
-32.1 48 E 142.3 HT Utilities
UTH 3.9 92.44
-31.6 48 D- 52.7 IS DJ US Energy Indx IYE 1.5 31.22
-33.3 48 E 106.8 IS DJ US Utilities
IDU 3.6 68.27
-32.7 48 E 46.5 Spdr Materials
XLB 3.0 28.05
-42.5 47 C+ 115.0 IS DJ US Finl Indx
IYF 3.8 54.11
-32.9 47 E 36.7 IS MSCI Canada
EWC 1.1 21.56
-35.7 47 E 17.6 NV Eqty Prem Opp
JSN15.9 10.51
-40.6 47 E 77.7 ProS Ultra Hlth Care RXL 1.0 41.87
-36.2 47 E 80.2 Spdr S&P Emg MdEAfr GAF 2.2 45.06
Period
AmREIT Inc .............................M
Bard, C.R. ................................Q
Beverly Natl ............................Q
Caterpillar Inc .........................Q
Education Rlty Tr....................Q
Movado Group .........................Q
Pentair Inc ...............................Q
Roobbins & Myers ..................Q
Unum Group ............................Q
Walgreens ................................Q
-2.02 223
-0.62 -7
-1.40 68
-1.93 119
-0.90 130
-0.95 81
-1.52 4
-0.05 31
-0.70 3
-0.27 25
-0.53 91
-0.32 8
-0.83 -25
-0.04 -11
-1.57 13
-0.15 -3
-0.80 219
-0.49 65
-0.60 -45
-0.99 51
-0.17 50
-0.04 64
-0.18 109
-0.60 117
-1.15 -20
0.13 -9
-0.36 174
-1.14 -87
-0.33 -42
0.13 81
-0.29 55
-0.02 40
-0.93 107
-0.10 106
-0.54 74
-0.76 -76
-1.04 -53
-0.92 -60
-1.17 57
-0.65 -26
0.44 -44
0.02 4
-0.26 124
-1.17 -13
-1.46 46
-0.34 84
-0.26 124
-0.09 144
-0.27 6
-0.35 273
-0.60 -17
-1.01 -31
-0.34 260
-0.18 -15
-0.48 -47
-0.90 -37
-3.01 -51
0.25 81
-1.15 14
0.83 144
-2.24 -12
0.52 58
-0.51 314
-0.93 28
1.91 21
Amt.
.0414
.16
.20
.42
.205
.08
.17
.0375
.075
.1125
Record Payment Advent ........................................ 0.095

Date
Date Advent Clymr Cv Sec & In .......... 0.172
10-17 10-21 American Finl Grp Hldg .............. 0.125
American Greetings Cl A ............ 0.120
10-20 10-31 Ampco-Pittsburgh Corp .............. 0.180
10-21 10-28 Bel Fuse Inc Cl A .......................... 0.060
10-20 11-20 Bel Fuse Inc Cl B .......................... 0.070
Blackrock Apex Muni Fund ......... 0.047
10-31 11-17 Blackrock Broad Inv 2009 .......... 0.049
10-17 10-31 Blackrock Ca Insd 2008 .............. 0.009
10-24
11-7 Blackrock Ca Insd Mu Inc .......... 0.056
10-20 11-14 Blackrock Ca Inv Qlty Tr .............. 0.047
Blackrock Ca Mun Incm Ii ........... 0.057
10-27 11-21 Blackrock Ca Mun Incm Tr .......... 0.068
11-17 12-12 Blackrock Ca Muni 2018 .............. 0.061
STOCK:
Brink's Co ................................X
10-21 10-31
X - One share Brink's Home Security Holdings Inc for each
share held.
OccuLogix Inc...........................X
INCREASED:
Apogee Ent ..............................Q
Kinder Morgan Engy .............Q
Kinder Morgan Mgmt ............Q
United Technologies ...............Q
New
.0815
1.02
1.02
.385
10-28
10-31
10-31
11-14
11-12
11-14
11-14
12-10
REDUCED:
Lennar Corp A&B ....................Q
.04
10-23
11-13
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A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;
U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.
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Blackrock Ca Muni Bd Tr ............. 0.062

Blackrock Core Bond Tr ............... 0.062
Blackrock Corp Hi Yd Iii ............... 0.060
Blackrock Corp Hi Yld V ............... 0.100
Blackrock Corp Hi Yld Vi .............. 0.100
Blackrock Corp High Yld ............ 0.061
Blackrock Debt Strat Fd .............. 0.053
Blackrock Defined Oppty ............ 0.113
Blackrock Dvrsf Inc Stra ............ 0.135
Blackrock Enhncd Govt Fd .......... 0.105
Blackrock Fl Insd 2008 ............... 0.005
Blackrock Fl Mu 2020 Trm ........... 0.051
Blackrock Fltg Rt Inc Ii ................ 0.123
Blackrock Fltg Rt Incm .............. 0.125
Blackrock Glb Flt Rt Inc ............... 0.105
Blackrock High Income Sh ......... 0.018
Blackrock High Yield Tr ............... 0.051
Blackrock Incm Oppty Tr ............. 0.051
Blackrock Income Trust .............. 0.024
Blackrock Insd Mu Inc In ........... 0.058
Blackrock Insd Mu Inc Tr ........... 0.061
Blackrock Insd Muni 2008 ........... 0.026
Blackrock Insd Muni Term .......... 0.030
Blackrock Inv Qlt Muni ................ 0.045
Blackrock Invt Qty Mu Tr ............ 0.063
Blackrock Lt Muni Adv Tr ............ 0.055
Blackrock Ltd Dur Inc Tr .............. 0.105
Blackrock Md Muni Bond ............ 0.065
Blackrock Mun Incm Tr Ii ............ 0.066
Blackrock Muni 2018 Term ......... 0.076
Blackrock Muni 2020 Term ......... 0.062
Blackrock Muni Bond Inv ............ 0.069
Blackrock Muni Bond Tr .............. 0.073
Blackrock Muni Inc Inv .............. 0.073
Blackrock Muni Incm Trst ........... 0.069
Blackrock Muni Intrmd .............. 0.058
Blackrock Muni Ny Intrmd .......... 0.053
Blackrock Muniassets Fnd ........ 0.068
Blackrock Munienhanced ........... 0.043
Blackrock Munihd Ca Insd .......... 0.053
Div Close
-32.4 47 E 132.7 VG Energy

VDE 1.2
-40.7 47 D- 84.5 VG Telecm Svcs
VOX 4.5
-31.1 46 D 56.9 MV Gold Miners
GDX 2.3
-39.8 46 E 19.4 PS ValLine Timeliness PIV ..
-38.6 46 C 75.7 WT DEFA
DWM 2.1
-38.9 46 E 78.1 WT Intl Div T100
DOO 4.2
.. 46 E 30.6 WT Mid East Div
GULF ..
-38.0 45 E 60.5 IS Russell Mdcp Grw IWP 1.1
-37.8 45 E 18.0 NV Eqty Prem&Grwth JPG14.5
-39.6 45 E 25.0 PS Dyn MidCap Grwth PWJ ..
-34.5 45 E 91.4 Spdr Energy
XLE 1.7
-36.5 45 E 79.8 VG Pacific
VPL 3.9
.. 44 E 26.4 Clymr/BNY MellnFrntr FRN ..
-39.3 44 E 104.6 IS Mstar Mid Growth JKH 0.2
-39.9 44 E 53.2 IS S&P Glb Infrastrctr IGF 2.4
-40.0 44 D- 22.5 PS Intl Divnd Achievrs PID 4.5
-38.9 44 E 52.6 VG Europe Pacific
VEA 0.0
-39.4 43 E 34.5 Bldrs Devlpd Mkts 100 ADRD 3.7
-39.0 43 E 68.5 HT Internet
HHH 0.1
-35.8 43 E 54.6 IS S&P Glb Energy
IXC 2.6
-40.5 43 E 56.0 Spdr DJ Stoxx 50
FEU 2.5
-17.8 42 E 83.6 Brcly Ipth DJ AIG NtGs GAZ ..
-44.0 42 E 34.8 IS DJ US Telecom
IYZ 3.8
-40.4 42 E 86.5 IS MSCI EAFE Indx
EFA 5.6
-39.3 42 E 83.9 IS MSCI Growth
EFG 1.9
-40.8 42 E 62.5 IS S&P Europe 350
IEV 7.7
-43.7 42 D- 38.5 IS S&P GSTI Network IGN ..
-43.2 42 D 69.5 IS S&P GSTI Smcdct IGW 0.8
-38.7 42 E 17.5 NV Eqty Prem Advntg JLA16.9
-35.2 42 D- 18.7 S&P 500 Covered Call BEP20.0
-46.4 42 D 36.0 Spdr Financial
XLF 4.8
-40.0 42 E 45.4 Spdr MSCI ACWI X-US CWI 3.1
-17.5 42 E 63.9 US Nat Gas
UNG ..
-36.6 42 D- 98.5 VG Materials
VAW 2.3
-41.2 41 D 28.5 PS DWATech Leadrs PDP ..
.. 41 E 25.9 PS Mena Frntier
PMNA ..
-40.2 41 E 63.7 VG FTSE World X-US VEU 1.5
-42.6 40 E 40.7 IS MSCI France
EWQ11.4
-38.2 40 C+ 18.2 IS MSCI Taiwan
EWT ..
-41.0 40 D+ 27.4 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU 6.6
-41.3 40 D- 82.0 IS MSCI Value Fund
EFV 7.1
-44.7 40 D 94.5 IS S&P Glb Financials IXG 3.1
-51.6 40 C+ 71.6 KBW Capital Markets KCE 1.7
-42.7 40 D- 66.0 Spdr DJ Euro Stoxx 50 FEZ 1.6
-40.6 40 E 82.1 VG European
VGK 5.3
-41.6 40 E 68.5 VG Mid-Cap Growth VOT ..
-38.6 39 E 18.9 Dow 30 Enh Prem&Inc DPO20.3
-42.2 39 E 20.0 Nasdaq Prem Inc&Gr QQQX17.6
.. 39 E 27.3 PS India
PIN 0.4
-44.9 39 D- 104.8 Spdr S&P Emg AsiaPc GMF 2.1
-42.3 38 D- 76.9 IS MSCI So Africa
EZA 7.5
-36.7 38 E 53.2 IS S&P GSSI Nat Res IGE 1.1
-36.2 38 D 41.4 WT Intl Energy
DKA 2.4
-41.6 38 D- 74.6 WT Intl SmallCap Div DLS 3.8
-54.0 37 D+ 57.0 IS DJ US Broker Indx
IAI 1.1
-46.7 37 D- 27.4 PS Listed Priv Eq
PSP12.7
-42.9 37 D- 39.9 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX 1.5
.. 37 D- 26.3 WT India Earnings
EPI ..
-44.9 36 E 36.7 IS MSCI Germany
EWG11.7
-47.7 36 E 24.3 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 4.3
-41.0 36 E 16.0 IS MSCI Singapore
EWS 3.2
-46.8 35 E 65.2 IS FTSE EPRA RE X-US IFGL 4.0
-45.3 35 E 63.7 IS MSCI EMU Indx
EZU11.1
-39.6 35 E 50.5 IS S&P US Prefrrd Stk PFF10.0
-45.1 35 E 38.0 PS Cleantech
PZD ..
-38.7 35 E 32.3 PS Dyn Enrgy ExplPrd PXE ..
Stocks Ex-Dividend for Oct. 10, 2008 Blackrock Munihd Ins Inv ........... 0.056
Company
Amount Blackrock Munihd Insd Ii ............ 0.050
Abbott Laboratories ................... 0.360
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg REGULAR:
Div Close
Blackrock Munihd Nj Insd .......... 0.053

Blackrock Munihd Ny Insd ......... 0.053
Blackrock Munihld Fnd Ii ........... 0.063
Blackrock Munihld Insurd .......... 0.049
Blackrock Muniholdings ............ 0.071
Blackrock Munivest Fd Ii ............ 0.071
Blackrock Munivest Fund .......... 0.043
Blackrock Muniyd Ca Insd .......... 0.054
Blackrock Muniyd Ins Inv ........... 0.054
Blackrock Muniyd Mi Insd .......... 0.054
Blackrock Muniyd Nj Insd .......... 0.054
Blackrock Muniyd Ny Insd ......... 0.053
Blackrock Muniyd Pa Insd .......... 0.053
Blackrock Muniyd Qlty Ii ............ 0.050
Blackrock Muniyield Az ............. 0.057
Blackrock Muniyield Ca .............. 0.055
Blackrock Muniyield Fund ......... 0.064
Blackrock Muniyield Inv ............. 0.058
Blackrock Muniyield Nj .............. 0.058
Blackrock Muniyld Insurd .......... 0.056
Blackrock Muniyld Qlty .............. 0.057
Blackrock Munyd Mi Ins 2 .......... 0.054
Blackrock Nj Invt Qual ............... 0.051
Blackrock Nj Mun Incm Tr .......... 0.078
Blackrock Nj Muni Bond ............ 0.071
Blackrock Ny Insd 2008 ............... 0.028
Blackrock Ny Insd Mu Inc ........... 0.058
Blackrock Ny Invt Qual .............. 0.058
Blackrock Ny Mun Incm Ii .......... 0.063
Blackrock Ny Mun Incm Tr ......... 0.075
Blackrock Ny Muni 2018 ............. 0.069
Blackrock Ny Muni Bd Tr ............ 0.068
Blackrock Pa Strat Muni ............. 0.045
Blackrock Pfd & Equity ............... 0.130
Blackrock Pfd Incm Strat ........... 0.115
Blackrock Pfd Oppty Tr .............. 0.125
Blackrock Pfd&Corp Incm .......... 0.103
Blackrock Sr High Income ......... 0.040
Blackrock Strat Bond Tr .............. 0.077
Blackrock Strat Muni Tr .............. 0.063
Blackrock Va Muni Bond ............ 0.072
Bon Ton Stores Inc ..................... 0.050
Buckle Inc ................................... 3.000
Camden National Corp ................ 0.250
Cascade Financial Corp ............. 0.045
Celanese Corp ............................. 0.040
City Holding Co ........................... 0.340
Claymore ..................................... 0.154
Cohen & Steers Adv Incm .......... 0.160
Cohen & Steers Ce Oppnty .......... 0.118
Cohen & Steers Div Majrs .......... 0.140
Cohen & Steers Glb Inc ............... 0.170
Cohen & Steers Prem Inc ............ 0.160
Cohen & Steers Qlty Rlty ............ 0.150
Cohen & Steers Reit Pfd ............. 0.200
Cohen & Steers Reit Util ............. 0.163
76.67
44.62
31.56
11.23
42.62
42.61
16.63
35.30
10.65
14.65
52.00
42.99
15.80
60.71
30.27
12.35
29.28
19.10
36.13
30.36
31.50
39.05
16.53
46.80
47.18
33.85
19.15
33.74
10.08
9.98
15.52
24.75
29.91
55.74
16.04
15.55
35.02
21.84
9.29
14.21
42.20
44.16
32.37
35.88
44.41
37.87
9.84
10.54
14.11
48.09
37.55
28.34
21.70
37.52
23.52
11.74
19.68
13.34
19.51
11.48
8.14
25.16
32.62
25.08
19.59
15.55
Cohen & Steers Slct Util ............. 0.208

Cohen & Steers Total Ret ........... 0.113
Cohen & Steers Ww Realty ........ 0.120
Consol Communications Il .......... 0.387
Cornerstone Prog Rtrn Fd ........... 0.205
Cornerstone Str Value Fd ........... 0.087
Cornerstone Ttl Rtrn Fd .............. 0.162
Corus Entertainment Cl B ........... 0.046
D T F Tax Free Income ................. 0.050
Diamond Hill Invt Group ........... 10.000
Dryships Inc ................................. 0.200
Duff & Phelps U C Bnd Tr ............ 0.065
Felcor Lodging Trust Inc ............. 0.150
Fiduciary ...................................... 0.372
Freeport Mcmrn Cpr&Gld ........... 0.500
Gevity Hr Inc ............................... 0.050
Harry Winston Diamond ............. 0.050
Heritage Financial Corp .............. 0.140
High Yield Income Fd .................. 0.040
Holdrs Tr-Pharmaceutical .......... 0.050
Hospitality Prop Trust ................. 0.770
Idex Corp ...................................... 0.120
Innophos Holdings Inc ................ 0.170
Lithia Motors Inc Cl A .................. 0.050
M B I A Cap .................................. 0.056
Massachusetts Hlth & Edu .......... 0.049
Mcgrath Rentcorp ....................... 0.200
Mid America Apt Cmmntys ........ 0.615
Neuberger Berman Inc Opp ......... 0.106
Neuberger Brm Rl Est Sec .......... 0.153
Nuveen Az Div Adv Mun Fd ......... 0.053
Nuveen Az Div Adv Muni 2 ........... 0.059
Nuveen Az Div Adv Muni 3 ........... 0.055
Nuveen Az Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.053
Nuveen Ca Div Adv Mun Fd ........ 0.063
Nuveen Ca Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.061
Nuveen Ca Div Adv Muni 3 ......... 0.062
Nuveen Ca Inv Qlty Muni ............. 0.061
Nuveen Ca Muni Mkt Opty ......... 0.059
Nuveen Ca Muni Value Fd .......... 0.038
Nuveen Ca Prem Inc Muni ........... 0.056
Nuveen Ca Prfm Plus Muni ........ 0.058
Nuveen Ca Qlty Inc Muni ............ 0.062
Nuveen Ca Sel Qlty Muni ............ 0.061
Nuveen Ca Sel Tx-Fr Incm .......... 0.056
Nuveen Ct Div Adv Mun Fd ......... 0.056
Nuveen Ct Div Adv Muni 2 .......... 0.055
Nuveen Ct Div Adv Muni 3 .......... 0.050
Nuveen Ct Prem Inc Muni ........... 0.050
Nuveen Div Adv Muni Fd ............ 0.066
Nuveen Div Adv Muni Fd 2 .......... 0.073
Nuveen Div Adv Muni Fd 3 .......... 0.067
Nuveen Fl Inv Qlty Muni ............. 0.057
Nuveen Fl Qlty Inc Muni ............. 0.054
Nuveen Fltg Rate Incm Fd ........... 0.059
Nuveen Fltg Rate Incm Op ......... 0.065
Nuveen Ga Div Adv Mun Fd ........ 0.055
Nuveen Ga Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.053
0.48 -29
-1.88 -56
4.18 70
-0.15 168
-0.25 2
-0.21 353
-0.37 95
-0.06 58
-0.55 182
0.14 2
0.12 66
-1.51 116
-0.07 -82
0.24 48
-0.42 34
-0.38 174
-0.79 -1
-0.29 314
0.36 -10
0.03 159
-1.10 35
-0.39 -37
-0.80 -10
-1.07 131
-0.80 147
-0.35 420
-0.10 -12
-0.08 113
-0.52 301
-0.26 256
-0.40 68
-0.21 126
-0.14 -33
1.35 -23
-0.03 4
-0.23 51
-0.85 357
-0.62 -45
-0.12 95
-0.34 27
-1.20 23
-1.31 4
-0.90 -70
-0.92 -41
-1.09 128
-0.01 -15
-0.19 197
-0.40 196
0.10 149
0.54 -55
1.38 49
0.19 -2
0.38 -8
-1.02 69
-1.12 -59
-0.62 -28
-0.56 -2
0.08 109
-0.61 2
0.18 81
-0.22 138
-0.27 41
-0.71 40
0.38 251
-0.25 86
-0.30 0
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Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
.. 35 D- 22.6 PS Preferred
PGX10.8 11.25
-44.8 35 E 66.1 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX 5.9 31.41
-33.9 34 E 32.5 FrstTr ISE Rev Nat Gas FCG 0.5 14.70
-40.8 33 E 89.6 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl
IYM 2.2 45.56
-46.4 33 E 36.4 IS MSCI Italy
EWI12.5 17.64
-39.5 33 E 64.2 IS MSCI Mexico
EWW 3.2 33.86
-45.2 33 E 33.0 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN 9.2 16.43
-45.2 33 D- 61.0 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP 1.0 28.20
-47.1 33 D 59.5 KBW Insurance
KIE 3.0 27.92
-48.2 33 D- 81.4 ProS Ultra Smcap 600 SAA 0.5 31.13
-38.7 32 E 89.7 IS DJ US Oil&Explr
IEO 0.2 40.74
.. 32 D 54.4 IS MSCI Thailand Inv THD .. 26.67
-44.6 31 E 34.8 IS MSCI Australia
EWA .. 15.96
-53.6 30 E 31.9 FrstTr Ise ChindiaIndx FNI 2.0 12.86
-45.8 30 D- 39.0 IS MSCI Sweden
EWD15.1 16.66
-46.1 30 E 26.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tech PIZ 2.0 13.68
-53.6 30 E 38.9 PS Gld Drg Chna
PGJ 3.3 15.89
-38.5 30 E 73.0 Spdr S&P O&G Expl
XOP 0.8 31.99
-50.6 29 D- 73.2 IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI 4.0 28.09
-47.7 29 E 55.8 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM 3.9 26.20
-51.4 29 E 113.5 Spdr S&P China
GXC 1.4 43.65
-44.1 29 E 43.5 WT Intl Basic Material DBN 1.2 20.96
-62.0 28 E 118.0 Brcly Ipath MSCI India INP .. 37.20
-41.7 28 E 81.3 IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt IEZ 0.3 37.52
-44.7 28 E 91.1 IS S&P Glb Material MXI 2.6 42.85
-53.7 28 E 78.0 ProS Ultra Russ 2000 UWM 0.6 28.00
-48.5 28 E 32.0 PS Dyn Dev Intl
PFA 2.0 12.24
-48.1 27 E 60.3 Bldrs Emerg Mkts 50 ADRE 4.2 28.54
-49.1 27 E 58.9 VG Emrg Mkts
VWO 3.7 26.54
-43.7 26 E 228.8 HT Oil Service
OIH 0.6 106.50
-54.4 26 E 102.8 ProS Ultra Dow 30
DDM 2.7 38.85
-43.6 26 D- 24.8 PS Financial Preferrd PGF13.6 11.15
-42.3 26 D- 52.1 Spdr S&P O&G Equip XES 0.6 23.40
-55.3 25 E 62.0 MV Glb Alt Engy
GEX .. 26.83
-45.2 24 E 34.3 PS Dyn Oil Svcs
PXJ .. 15.18
.. 24 E 29.1 PS Glb Wind Engy PWND .. 12.64
-52.5 24 E 27.2 PS Global Water
PIO .. 11.75
-47.2 24 E 100.5 Spdr S&P Emg L Amer GML 2.2 42.69
-54.6 23 E 75.0 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 4.1 29.40
-46.7 23 E 61.6 IS S&P Latin Am 40
ILF 4.0 26.55
-57.2 22 E 76.9 RX 2X S&P 500
RSU 1.5 30.30
-53.7 21 E 58.3 Clymr/BNY BRIC
EEB 1.0 24.72
-54.8 21 E 53.5 ProS Ultra Real Est
URE 6.7 15.61
-56.2 21 E 35.0 PS Glb Cln Energy
PBD .. 13.90
-62.1 21 E 28.8 PS Wh Clean Eng
PBW .. 10.50
-53.0 21 E 36.2 Spdr S&P BRIC 40
BIK 0.8 15.05
.. 20 E 30.8 Clymr/Mac Glb SolEng TAN .. 12.14
-55.6 20 E 97.7 ProS Ultra Midcap 400 MVV 1.3 34.50
-58.3 20 E 101.5 ProS Ultra S&P 500
SSO 1.5 34.55
-55.1 20 E 76.2 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 1.1 31.85
.. 19 E 31.5 FrstTr Glb Wind Enrgy FAN .. 14.25
-53.7 19 E 66.2 MV Agribusiness
MOO .. 26.61
-53.3 19 E 45.0 MV Nuclear Engy
NLR11.7 16.61
-56.9 18 E 28.4 IS MSCI Belgium
EWK19.8 10.52
-63.8 17 E 99.9 ProS Ultra Tech
ROM 0.6 29.24
-50.9 17 E 96.1 Spdr S&P Metls&Ming XME 1.7 33.91
-56.1 16 E 40.9 IS MSCI Austria
EWO 4.5 16.18
-54.2 16 E 102.2 IS MSCI Brazil
EWZ 3.4 37.00
.. 16 E 60.3 MV Coal
KOL .. 20.07
-64.0 14 E 122.8 ProS Ultra QQQ
QLD .. 35.76
-70.3 12 E 91.3 ProS Ultra Semicndc USD 1.1 21.11
-58.3 11 E 114.1 MV Steel
SLX 5.5 35.50
-74.1 11 E 63.0 ProS Ultra Financials UYG 3.6 10.75
-61.5 11 E 131.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
DIG .. 42.20
-63.7 8 E 59.6 MV Russia
RSX 0.6 18.49
-70.7 6 E 112.9 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl UYM 2.7 27.81
Nuveen Ga Prem Inc Muni ......... 0.052

Nuveen Insd Ca Div Adv ............. 0.062
Nuveen Insd Ca Prem Inc ............ 0.061
Nuveen Insd Ca Prem Inc2 .......... 0.056
Nuveen Insd Ca Tx-Fr Adv ........... 0.059
Nuveen Insd Div Adv Muni .......... 0.060
Nuveen Insd Fl Prem Inc ............ 0.056
Nuveen Insd Fl Tx-Fr Adv ........... 0.053
Nuveen Insd Ma Tx-Fr Adv .......... 0.056
Nuveen Insd Muni Opty Fd .......... 0.059
Nuveen Insd Nj Prem Inc ............. 0.052
Nuveen Insd Ny Div Adv ............. 0.055
Nuveen Insd Ny Prem Inc ............ 0.051
Nuveen Insd Ny Tx-Fr Adv ........... 0.055
Nuveen Insd Prem Inc 2 ............. 0.052
Nuveen Insd Qlty Muni Fd ........... 0.062
Nuveen Insd Tx-Fr Adv ............... 0.059
Nuveen Inv Qlty Muni Fd ............. 0.063
Nuveen Ma Div Adv Mun Fd ....... 0.058
Nuveen Ma Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.054
Nuveen Md Div Adv Mun Fd ....... 0.059
Nuveen Md Div Adv Muni 2 ........ 0.059
Nuveen Md Div Adv Muni 3 ........ 0.054
Nuveen Md Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.052
Nuveen Mi Div Adv Mun Fd ........ 0.056
Nuveen Mi Prem Inc Muni ........... 0.053
Nuveen Mi Qlty Inc Muni ............. 0.056
Nuveen Mo Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.055
Nuveen Mun Hi Incm Opy 2 ......... 0.080
Nuveen Muni Advantage Fd ...... 0.066
Nuveen Muni Hi Incm Opty ........ 0.084
Nuveen Muni Income Fund ......... 0.042
Nuveen Muni Mkt Opty Fd ......... 0.063
Nuveen Muni Value Fund ............ 0.039
Nuveen Nc Div Adv Mun Fd ......... 0.058
Nuveen Nc Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.054
Nuveen Nc Div Adv Muni 3 ......... 0.056
Nuveen Nc Prem Inc Muni ......... 0.051
Nuveen Nj Div Adv Mun Fd .......... 0.055
Nuveen Nj Div Adv Muni 2 ........... 0.058
Nuveen Nj Inv Qlty Muni ............ 0.055
Nuveen Ny Div Adv Muni ............. 0.059
Nuveen Ny Div Adv Muni 2 .......... 0.058
Nuveen Ny Inv Qlty Muni ........... 0.052
Nuveen Ny Muni Value Fd ........... 0.036
Nuveen Ny Prfm Plus Muni ......... 0.058
Nuveen Ny Qlty Inc Muni ............ 0.053
Nuveen Ny Sel Qlty Muni ........... 0.055
Nuveen Ny Sel Tx-Fr Incm ........... 0.051
Nuveen Oh Div Adv Muni ............. 0.055
Nuveen Oh Div Adv Muni 2 .......... 0.055
Nuveen Oh Div Adv Muni 3 .......... 0.057
Nuveen Oh Qlty Inc Muni ............ 0.056
Nuveen Pa Div Adv Mun Fd ......... 0.059
Nuveen Pa Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.059
Nuveen Pa Inv Qlty Muni ............. 0.057
Nuveen Pa Prem Inc Mun 2 ......... 0.052
Nuveen Performance Plus .......... 0.061
-0.15 126
-1.39 150
-0.10 -44
0.55 95
-0.53 -63
-1.00 138
-0.82 -32
-1.46 158
-2.23 -48
-1.26 37
-0.03 113
-0.76 -37
-1.06 119
-0.34 90
-0.13 -43
-0.09 -71
0.05 95
0.21 1
-0.29 59
0.00 93
0.13 46
-0.66 6
-0.20 33
0.01 4
0.06 -20
-1.40 255
-0.91 83
-0.19 7
-0.07 126
0.76 105
-2.51 217
-0.95 59
0.00 73
-0.18 165
-0.25 129
0.14 13
-0.71 224
-1.71 127
-2.19 208
-0.45 150
-1.10 214
-0.64 50
-0.46 188
-0.23 67
-0.36 145
0.05 36
0.00 60
-0.49 107
-1.49 366
1.55 188
-0.28 20
0.06 105
-0.84 78
-0.47 -12
-0.61 62
0.41 107
-1.20 -8
-1.25 150
0.01 0
-0.74 269
0.11 51
-0.46 93
-1.11 114
-0.20 135
0.58 119
0.82 528
Nuveen Prem Inc Mun Fd 2 ......... 0.058

Nuveen Prem Inc Mun Fd 4 ......... 0.052
Nuveen Prem Inc Muni Fd .......... 0.060
Nuveen Prem Insd Mun Inc ........ 0.056
Nuveen Prem Muni Inc Fd .......... 0.058
Nuveen Qlty Inc Muni Fd ............. 0.063
Nuveen Qlty Pf Inc 2 ................... 0.078
Nuveen Qlty Pf Inc 3 ................... 0.068
Nuveen Qlty Pfd Inc Fd ................ 0.070
Nuveen Sel Mat Muni Fd ............. 0.037
Nuveen Sel Qlty Muni Fd ............. 0.067
Nuveen Sel Tax-Free Inc ............. 0.057
Nuveen Sel Tax-Free Inc2 ........... 0.056
Nuveen Sel Txfr Inc Iii ................ 0.054
Nuveen Senior Income Fd ........... 0.040
Nuveen Tx Qlty Inc Muni ............. 0.058
Nuveen Tx-Adv Flt Rate ............. 0.060
Nuveen Va Div Adv Mun Fd ......... 0.058
Nuveen Va Div Adv Muni 2 .......... 0.060
Nuveen Va Prem Inc Muni ......... 0.054
Oxford Industries Inc ................. 0.180
Pathfinder Bancorp Inc ............... 0.103
Pioneer Divers Hi Inc Tr ............... 0.220
Pioneer Floating Rate Tr ............. 0.115
Pioneer High Income Tr .............. 0.138
Pioneer Muni Hi Incm Adv .......... 0.075
Pioneer Muni Hi Incm Tr ............. 0.070
Pricesmart Inc ............................ 0.160
Ryland Group .............................. 0.120
Sabine Royalty Tr Ubi .................. 0.584
Seligman Select Muni Fd ............ 0.036
Shaw Communications Cl B ....... 0.065
South Financial Grp Inc ............... 0.010
Stewardship Finl Corp ................. 0.095
Stewart Enterprises Cl A ............. 0.025
Trinity Industries Inc ................... 0.080
Van Kampen Adv Mun Tr Ii ......... 0.062
Van Kampen Ca Val Mun Tr ........ 0.073
Van Kampen Dyn Credit Op ........ 0.126
Van Kampen High Inc Ii ............... 0.025
Van Kampen Ma Val Mun Tr ....... 0.068
Van Kampen Muni Opty Tr ......... 0.071
Van Kampen Muni Trust ............. 0.070
Van Kampen Oh Qlty Muni .......... 0.069
Van Kampen Pa Val Muni ........... 0.065
Van Kampen Sel Sec Muni .......... 0.059
Van Kampen Sr Income Tr .......... 0.040
Van Kampen Tr Insd Muni ........... 0.066
Van Kampen Tr Inv Grd Mu ......... 0.072
Van Kampen Tr Inv Grd Nj ........... 0.073
Van Kampen Tr Inv Grd Ny ......... 0.068
Watsco Inc .................................. 0.450
Watsco Inc Cl B ............................ 0.450
Western Asset Cl Inf Opp ........... 0.063
Western Asset Cl Inf Sec ............. 0.058
Western Asset Income Fd ........... 0.080
Western Asset Prem Bd Fd ......... 0.094
Stock
Stewardship Finl Corp .................... 5%
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The Debate: John McCain rightly laid the blame for
the economic crisis on Fannie and Freddie, and the
blame for that on the Democrats. But he missed opportunities and left much too much on the podium.
hen moderator Tom Brokaw opened the Nashville debate by asking both candidates, Whats the fastest,
most positive solution to bail these people out of the
economic ruin? Sen. McCain should have responded by saying the first thing we should do is not put in power those
who caused the crisis in the first place.
Instead McCain, at the advice of those with a political death wish,
trotted out more federal intervention in the free market by proposing a $300 billion federal program to buy up the bad mortgages
Democrats forced banks to issue.
With the next questions, however, McCain started to place his
aim where it should be. Asked about the rescue package, he said,
One of the real catalysts, really the match that lit this fire, was Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. He pointed out, Theyre the ones that,
with the encouragement of Sen. Obama and his cronies and his
friends in Washington, that went out and made all these risky
loans, gave them to people that could never afford to pay back.
He pointed out that the Democrats were whistling past the graveyard on Fannie and Freddie while pocketing political contributions. He said, finally, in a national forum, that Senator Obama
was the second-highest recipient of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
money in history. But then he forgot about the issue.
Yes, McCain was somewhat restrained by Brokaws carefully chosen questions. But McCain could have done what Gov. Sarah Palin
so expertly did in her debate with Joe Biden change the subject
and talk about what you want to talk about. Let the moderator
whine that youre not answering the question and then talk directly over his or her head to the American people.
There was no mention of Obamas long relationship with the far
left group of community activists known as ACORN. No mention
that Obama was their lawyer and trained their staff, or that it was
ACORN, under the cover of the Community Reinvestment Act,
that intimidated banks into making risky loans to people who
could not afford them in the name of fairness.
McCain needs to keep saying what he said recently at a campaign
event in Albuquerque, N.M.: Our current economic crisis . . . started in our housing market in the form of subprime loans that were
pushed on people who could not afford them.
He said that mortgages were backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie
Mac, and it was only a matter of time before a contagion of unsustainable debt began to spread. And he noted: This corruption
was encouraged by Democrats in Congress, and abetted by Sen.
Obama. Its one thing to say this at a rally of 6,000. It is quite another to pound it home before a national TV audience of 60 million.
McCain did not really respond to Obamas petty retort that with
respect to Fannie Mae, what Sen. McCain didnt mention is the fact
that this bill that he talked about wasnt his own bill. He jumped on
it a year after it had been introduced and it never got passed.
Fact is, the 2005 reform bill, which passed the Senate Banking
Committee when controlled by Republicans, failed on the Senate
floor due to the Democrats uniting against reform and threatening
a filibuster. The 2006 bill, in fact sponsored by McCain, met a similar fate. When the Democrats took control that November, they
did nothing. The only thing Obama has jumped on in his short tenure? Fannie and Freddie political contributions.
The blame for the most serious economic crisis in recent memory
should be laid squarely at the feet of Barack Obama and the Democrats. He and they should be denied the reins of economic power.
There is still one more debate in which to drive that point home.
American Crude
Energy: With a media wind at his back, Barack Obama
regularly gets away with false and distorted statements.
He repeated one Tuesday that seems superficially plausible but should not go unchallenged.
ust as he said during the Sept. 26 University of Mississippi debate with John McCain, the Illinois Democrat claimed during the Nashville town hall setting that we have 3% of the
worlds oil reserves and we use 25% of the worlds oil. So what that
means is that we cant simply drill our way out of the problem.
Its disappointing that McCain failed to call out Obama on his figures, because he had an opening big enough to drive an Exxon
Mobil tanker truck through.
The problem isnt Obamas claim about consumption. The U.S.
does go through about a quarter of the oil used across the globe (it
also, by the way, produces 28% of the worlds goods and services,
but thats another story).
No, the real problem is that the oft-repeated claim of the U.S. having 3% or less of world reserves doesnt stand up.
Obsolete figures show that the U.S. holds just 20 billion of the 1.3
trillion barrels of the worlds crude reserves.
But that doesnt include the estimated 200 billion barrels of oil
trapped below two miles of shale in the Bakken Formation, a wildly rich reserve that stretches through Montana and North Dakota.
Neither do Obamas shock data include the more than 130 billion
barrels off our coasts that Congress had placed off limits, nor the
1.2 trillion to 1.8 trillion barrels of shale oil in the Green River Formation in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming.
And we havent even mentioned Alaskas Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, where 10 billion to 20 billion barrels of easily tapped oil
have been sitting idle for decades because a majority of policymakers are cowed by pressure from environmental groups and wont
allow drilling in this remote and desolate area.
At one time, Canada was ranked 21st in global oil reserves. It is
now second, behind only Saudi Arabia. Its ranking jumped when
the U.S. Energy Department formally recognized that the Canadian tar sands hold about 175 billion barrels of oil that is recoverable
with current technology under recent economic conditions.
Where will the U.S., currently 11th in the world, land in the rankings when politicians and radical special interests can no longer
deny geological and technological realities?
Given that other countries are also likely to find or recognize new
reserves, its possible America could be perpetually stuck in the 3%
range as a portion of world reserves. But the percentage would be
irrelevant, as total U.S. reserves will have grown exponentially.
Yes, we can drill our way out of the problem. Even at 3%.
Is ACORN Stealing The Election?

Election Fraud: A radical group Barack Obama used to
work for is committing voter-registration fraud in several states, ahead of the election. What does Obama know
about this scam?
ts a legitimate question to raise now that the FBI has raided the
offices of the nonprofit Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now in Nevada and North Carolina, two
states where Obama and John McCain are running neck-and-neck.
ACORN has registered bogus voters in both states.
The groups voter-registration fraud is rampant, and authorities
plan a nationwide sweep of ACORN offices to collect records.
In Nevada, state officials says the fraudulent registrations included forms for the starting lineup of the Dallas Cowboys football
team, including quarterback Tony Romo.
Romo is not registered to vote in the state of Nevada, Secretary
of State Ross Miller said, and anybody trying to pose as Terrell
Owens wont be able to cast a ballot on Nov. 4.
While those names will be flagged on Election Day, felonious voters may have better luck using other cutouts. Nevada, along with
several other key battleground states, requires no ID to vote.
In North Carolina, where Obama has been running nonstop ads,
ACORN has registered a record number of new voters, many of
them suspicious. Statewide, Democrats are doing better than the
GOP in new converts even in traditionally Republican counties.
There have been 218,749 newly registered Democrats in North
Carolina since January more than five times the 38,337 new Republicans, state records show.
The numbers show a startlingly close political battle even in Republican-dominated Union County, with 4,233 new voters registering as Democrats and 4,362 as Republicans. In previous election
years, new Republicans have outnumbered Democrats 2-to-1 in the
fast-growing Charlotte-area county.
In Missouri, one ACORN registrant named Monica Rays showed
up on no less than eight forms, all bearing the same signature.
Suspicious election officials sent letters to some 5,000 ACORN registrants in St. Louis, asking the letter recipients to contact them.
Fewer than 40 reponded.
In Kansas City, 15,000 registrations have been questioned, and

last year four ACORN employees were indicted for fraud.
In addition, ACORN officials have also been indicted in Wisconsin
and Colorado. Investigations against others are active in Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
ACORN has also been registering convicted felons including inmates in Florida and other battleground states. ACORN boasts
registering a record 1.5 million new voters so far this election.
What does all this have to do with Obama, besides the fact that
hed be the beneficiary of most, if not all, of these new votes?
For starters, Obama paid ACORN, which has endorsed him for
president, $800,000 to register new voters, payments his campaign
failed to accurately report. (They were disguised in his FEC disclosure as payments to a front group called Citizen Services Inc. for
advance work.)
Whats more, Obama worked as executive director of ACORNs
voter-registration arm, Project Vote, in 1992. Joined by two other
community organizers on Chicagos South Side, Obama conducted
the voter-registration drive that helped elect Carol Moseley-Braun
to the Senate that year.
The next year, 1993, Obama joined the civil-rights law firm Davis
Miner Barnhill & Galland, where he sued the state of Illinois on behalf of ACORN to implement the federal Motor Voter law, which
the GOP governor at the time refused to do. Then-Gov. Jim Edgar
argued, presciently, that the Clinton law would invite voter fraud.
Obama downplays his ties to ACORN, and his campaign denies coordinating with ACORN to register voters.
Meantime, New Orleans-based ACORN maintains that it has no
control over volunteers who are falsifying application forms, that
theyre like employees who steal from the store.
But the fraud is widespread and not isolated. It also turns out that
some ACORN execs allegedly are involved in a $1 million embezzlement cover-up at their headquarters. Representing them in the case
is none other than Michelle Obamas old law firm in Chicago.
ACORNs corruption is not just out in the field, as they claim.
Theres a pattern of corruption from the top down.
McCain would be wise to start preparing a challenge to voter registration rolls should he lose the race in a close contest. Hed be crazy
not to contest the results in light of these events.
Four More Years!

Ground Zero: If Michael Bloomberg wins a third term
as mayor of New York, he may see the Freedom Tower
rise before leaving office. But dont underestimate his
citys cant-do spirit.
his has not been a happy time for New York City. Wall Street
is gasping for air, and New York has seen its standing as the
worlds financial capital called seriously into question. Arguably, for the time being that capital is now Washington D.C.
Now the city has to process the idea of re-electing Mayor Bloomberg to a third term, which would require changing or defying the
two-term limit of current law. Like any officeholder with a billion
dollars in the bank and a belief his work is not yet finished, Bloomberg thinks its a fine idea to run again. He says hes spurred on by
the unprecedented challenges brought on by the financial crisis.
Well leave it to New York voters to decide if they regard Bloomberg as the man who can steer their city through the Wall Street
wreckage. But we do know this: For the past seven years, the city
has suffered a painful lack of leadership on its highest-profile issue
rebuilding at the World Trade Center site.
With so many city- and state-level jurisdictions, private-sector interests and egos involved in the reconstruction, the mayor cant
wholly be blamed for the fiasco, which architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable calls probably . . . the greatest planning fiasco in the
history of the world.
But the site where terrorists destroyed the twin towers on Sept. 11,
2001, is in the heart of Bloombergs city, and he is the one official
who can legitimately speak for all its citizens. If the mayor of New
York City cant mobilize public opinion to end the bickering and
close the open wound of 9/11, then who can?
This is a question of interest not just to New Yorkers but to all
Americans. Al-Qaida homed in on the World Trade Center because
they wanted to deliver a death-blow to Americas economic vitality
and leadership. At the symbolic level, they succeeded.
Ground zero, as in progress toward rebuilding towers razed 7 years ago.
A nation as powerful and capable as the U.S. should have finished

the rebuilding by now. Instead, according to the timetables announced recently, only the 9/11 memorial will be open by the 10th
anniversary of the attacks, and even it will not be fully finished.
The centerpiece of the reconstruction, the 1,776-foot Freedom
Tower skyscraper, is not expected to open at least until 2013. A $3.2
billion transit hub, now $700 million over budget, will open at the
site no earlier than 2014. This glaring display of cant-do spirit may
prove in the long run to be just a local scandal. But were not so sure
it has left the nations confidence unscathed.
You would think (to use an old line) that a country able to put a
man on the moon could get a couple of office buildings, even big
ones, rebuilt in less than a decade, along with a suitable memorial.
The unfinished work at Ground Zero may make the world wonder
may even make Americans wonder if this nation could put a
man on the moon again, if it cant even do this.
Perhaps Bloomberg is thinking that, if he can get just one more
term, he can be there to cut the ribbon at the Freedom Tower in
2013. We certainly hope that some New York mayor, whoever he or
she is, will get to do that before the next term is up.
But if things had gone as they should, Bloomberg would have cut all
the ribbons by now and would be leaving office with his job well
done.
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ISSUES & INSIGHTS
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ON THE LEFT
ON THE RIGHT
McCain Needs
To Get Back
To Substance
Investor Class
Deserves Room
At Table, Too
uesday nights debate, a town-hall discussion dominated by economic questions, made it clear that John
McCains effort to change the campaigns
focus to the culture wars of the 1960s is not
going to work. Voters want candidates to
talk about problems and how to solve them,
especially the enormous ones we are confronting now.
And so it was that while McCain took
shots at Barack Obama about his cronies
and his friends at Fannie Mae and Freddie
Mac, about his tax proposals, about his
healthcare plan he could not drag the debate into the more obscure and personal assaults on his Democratic foe that his campaign is peddling.
Doing so would not
have looked serious or
in touch.
A few days ago,
McCain
lieutenant
Greg Strimple told the
Washington Post that
the Republican side is
looking forward to
turninga pageonthis financial crisis. The debate and the continuing meltdown in the markets showed that
this just isnt going to happen.
Its clear why Strimple wishes that page
would turn. Americas economic upheavals
have transformed the electoral landscape in
Obamas favor. Ohio, which I visited on the
eve of the debate, is Ground Zero of the
McCain implosion. Its a state McCain absolutely must win, but recent polls show
Obama with a clear lead.
Local Democrats sense that a contest they
once feared losing has turned decisively in
Obamas direction because the economy is
front and center, said Rep. Tim Ryan, a
Democrat whose district includes Youngstown.
People are listening more, theyre more
open to what (Obama) and his surrogates
are saying, and they dont want four more
years, Ryan said.
The main lesson of the debate is that
McCain realizes he must get voters to listen
to him, too. He has to find his way back to
substance and prove he would provide, in
his words, a cool hand at the tiller.
Presumably, he will leave it to his running
mate, Sarah Palin, his consultants and his
surrogates to peddle the mud.
E.J.
Dionne Jr.
No Big Errors
Palin seems eager to do the job of exaggerating Obamas ties to Bill Ayers, the veteran
of the violent Weather Underground of the
Vietnam era who has become a community
activist in Obamas Chicago neighborhood.
On Saturday, Palin cast matters in the most
offensive way possible, accusing Obama of
palling around with terrorists.
It was thought that McCain might continue that line of attack Tuesday night. Instead, the debate was as sober as the current
circumstances call for. Neither candidate
committed a large error. Both demonstrated that there are large philosophical differences between them.
McCain kept reverting to talk about spending cuts and individual choice in healthcare,
though he did propose an expensive-sounding program to buy up defaulting mortgages. Obama spoke of the costs of deregulation, the need for new programs in healthcare and an aggressive government response to the economic crisis.
McCain kept highlighting the conservative past with reverent references to Ronald
Reagan. But at the moment, the conservative past is on trial. It represents the era
Obama unmistakably wants to end.
Desperate Man
There wasa revealing exchange about midway through the debate. When asked
whether Americans other than our men and
women in uniform should be asked to sacrifice for the country, McCain spoke almost
entirely about cutting or freezing government programs. It was a strange answer
from a man whose military career was characterized by years of punishing patriotic sacrifice.
Obama caught the idealism behind the
query, criticizing President Bushs call for
Americans to shop after the Sept. 11 attacks.
He spoke of the need for individual energy
conservation, called for expansion of service programs, including the Peace Corps,
and described the hunger among young people to serve their country. McCain sounded
like a legislator, Obama like a president.
A few days ago, McCain, pressing his effort
to paint Obama as a strange and mysterious
figure, asked:
Who is the real Barack Obama?
The debate raised a different question:
Who is the real John McCain? Is he the man
who used to tout himself as a problem-solver, or is he the desperate candidate who
lurches from attack to attack?
The first McCain showed up Tuesday
night, insisting that our situation today
cries out for bipartisanship. But is that the
McCain who would govern? Is that the
McCain who is authorizing all those attack
ads?
Is that the McCain well see tomorrow,
and the day after?
UKRAINIANPRESIDENTVIKTORYUSHCHENKOspeaksatameetingWednesdaybeforedissolvingParliamentandcallingasnapelection, dashing hopes for the revival of a pro-Western coalition and throwing his politically volatile ex-Soviet nation into further turmoil.
The vote will be the third in as many years and will deal a severe blow to an economy already battered by the global financial crisis. AP
PERSPECTIVE
The Coming Counterrevolution

To Hush The Alternative Media
BRIAN C. ANDERSON
onservative-friendly media better get

ready. Should Barack Obama win the
presidency and the Democrats control Congress, as now seems likely, they will
launch a full-scale war to drive critics especially on political talk radio right out of
legitimate public debate.
Signs of what the new environment will be
like for the right are already evident:
00 When the National Rifle Association recently released television and radio ads in
Pennsylvania targeting Obamas history of
anti-gun votes, the Obama campaigns general counsel fired off bullying letters to stations that ran the spots, implying that they
may have violated public-interest obligations.
00 When the 527 group, the American Issues Project, came out with a commercial
linking Obama to former Weather Underground terrorist William Ayers, the campaign (unsuccessfully) complained to the
Department of Justice that AIP had broken
campaign finance laws, and managed to
spook some stations away from the ad.
00 When two different conservative writers looking into Obamas background appeared on Chicagos WGN-AM Radio, the
campaigns action wire energized its activists to bombard the station with rage-filled
phone calls and e-mails, making the program more difficult to conduct.
(The show, hosted by the eminently reasonable Milt Rosenberg, had on both occasions invited the Obama campaign to send a
representative to respond; the campaign
preferred to answer with digital brownshirts.)
These crude efforts are only a start.
A Democrat-controlled Washington will
use sweeping new rules to shush conservative political speech. For starters, expect a
real push to bring back the Fairness Doctrine.
True, Obama says he isnt in favor of re-imposing this regulation, which, until Ronald
Reagans FCC junked it in the 80s, required

broadcasters to give airtime to opposing
viewpoints or face fines or even loss of license. But most top Democrats, including
Nancy Pelosi, are revved up about the idea,
and its hard to imagine Obama vetoing a
new doctrine if Congress delivers him one.
Make no mistake: a new Fairness Doctrine
would vaporize political talk radio, the one
major medium dominated by the right. If a
station ran a successful conservative program like, say, Mark Levins, it would also
have to run a left-leaning alternative, even if
as with Air America and all other liberal
efforts in the medium to date it cant find
any listeners or sponsors.
Then there are all the lawyers youd have
to hire to fend off the government regulators. Too much hassle, many radio executives would conclude; better switch to entertainment coverage or some other anodyne
format. In 1980, its worth recalling, talk
shows of any kind numbered fewer than
100 nationwide, not thousands like today.
And Obama does say he wants to tighten
media ownership regulations and expand
the public interest duties of broadcasters, including by imposing greater local accountability on them that is, forcing stations to
carry more local programming, even if the
public isnt demanding it (which it isnt).
This measure aimed at national syndicators like Salem Radio that make conservative shows available from coast to coast is
just a sneakier way of shrinking the listenership of hosts like William Bennett or Hugh
Hewitt, or even getting them off the air altogether.
Obama, like congressional Democrats,
also wants to regulate the Internet, the only
other medium in which the right does well,
via its influential bloggers.
The means here: something called network neutrality. Neutrality, if enacted,
would give government overseers at the
FCC the power to ensure that Internet providers treated equally all the information
bits surging across the Webs pipes its
cables, fiber optics, phone lines and wireless connections.

This measure makes zero economic sense.
Broadband providers want to manage more
actively and thus profitably those information bits. Theyd like to offer, for instance, new superfast delivery for sites or
users willing to pay more (not unlike how
FedEx speeds delivery of packages for a
fee), or other new services such as online
video or telephony.
Network neutrality would render all that
illegal. But why, then, should broadband investors keep building the Web infrastructure needed to keep pace with surging use?
Wheres their financial incentive?
Yet if that infrastructure isnt in place
soon, the vast amount of data pouring online will begin to slow the Web to a crawl,
many experts believe. Needless to say, neutrality also will be a gold mine to telecom
lawyers, wholl have their hands full figuring out what constitutes digital discrimination.
But the biggest potential danger of neutrality is that its concern for equal treatment of
bits will extend to sites content, creating a
kind of Fairness Doctrine for the Web, as
FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell has
warned and as Obama adviser and law
professor Cass Sunstein once called for.
Not coincidentally, hampering the alternative media with new regulations would
leave the liberal mainstream press, which
still enjoys full First Amendment protections, comparatively empowered.
Given how the MSM has covered this
presidential race fawning over Obama
and pummeling John McCain and especially his charismatic running mate Sarah Palin
at every opportunity its easy to see why
many liberals may be hoping for a media restoration.
00 Anderson is editor of City Journal and
co-author, with Adam Thierer, of A Manifesto for Media Freedom, just out from
Encounter.
VIEWPOINT
Obamas Principles (Or Lack Of Same)

Are As Real As Issues Get This Year
Second Of Four Parts
THOMAS SOWELL
recent Republican campaign ad sarcastically described as Barack Obamas

one accomplishment his support of
a bill to promote sex education in kindergarten.
During an interview of a Republican
spokesman, Tom Brokaw of NBC News replayed that ad and asked if that was something serious to be discussed in a presidential election campaign.
It was a variation on an old theme about
getting back to the real issues, just as
Brokaws question was a variation on an increasingly widespread tendency among
journalists to become a squad of Obama
avengers, instead of reporters.
Does it matter if Obama is for sex education in kindergarten? It matters more than
most things that are called the real issues.
Seemingly unrelated things can give important insights into someones outlook and
character.
For example, after the Cold War was over,
it came out that one of the things that caught
the attention of Soviet leaders early on was
President Ronald Reagans breaking of the
air traffic controllers strike.
Why were the Soviets concerned about a
purely domestic American issue like an air
traffic controllers strike? Why was their attention not confined to the real issues between the United States and the Soviet
Union?
Because one of the biggest and realest of all

issues is the outlook and character of the
president of the United States.
It would be hard to imagine any of Reagans predecessors over the previous severaldecades whether Republicans or Democrats who would have broken a nationwide strike instead of caving in to the
unions demands.
This told the Soviet leaders what Reagan
was made of, even before he got up and
walked out of the room during negotiations
with Mikhail Gorbachev. That too let the Soviet leaders know that they were not dealing with Jimmy Carter any more.
There is no more real issue today than,
Who is the real Barack Obama behind the
image?
What does being in favor of sex education
in kindergarten tell us about the outlook
and character of this largely unknown man
who has suddenly appeared on the national
scene to claim the highest office in the land?
It gives us an insight into the huge gulf between Sen. Obamas election year image
and what he has actually been for and
against over the preceding decades. It also
shows the huge gulf between his values and
those of most other Americans.
Many Americans would consider sex education for kindergartners to be absurd, but
there is more to it than that.
What is called sex education, whether
for kindergartners or older children, is not
education about biology but indoctrination
in values that go against the traditional values that children learn in their families and
in their communities.
Obviously, the earlier this indoctrination
begins, the better its chances of overriding
traditional values. The question is not how
urgently children in kindergarten need to
be taught about sex but how important it is
for indoctrinators to get an early start.
The arrogance of third parties, who take it
upon themselves to treat other peoples children as a captive audience to brainwash
with politically correct notions, while taking no responsibility for the consequences
to those children or society, is part of the
general vision of the left that pervades our
education system.
Sex education for kindergartners is just
one of many issues on which Barack Obama
has lined up consistently on the side of arrogant elitists of the far left. Sen. Obamas
words often sound very reasonable and
moderate, as well as lofty and inspiring. But
everything that he has actually done over
the years places him unmistakably with the
extreme left elitists.
Sadly, many of those who are enchanted
by his rhetoric are unlikely to check out the
facts. But nothing is a more real or more important issue than whether what a candidate says is the direct opposite of what he
has actually been doing for years.
The old phrase, a man of high ideals but
no principles, is one that applies all too
painfully to Obama today. His words expressing lofty ideals may appeal to the gullible, but his long history of having no principles makes him a danger of the first magnitude in the White House.
hile the presidential candidates

were debating in Nashville on Tuesday night, the Asian stock markets
were selling off by 10%. Earlier in the day,
the U.S. market plunged by 500 points.
These were big-time drops, yet presidential
debaters never talk about the stock market.
Nashville was no exception.
Roughly $2 trillion in U.S. shareholder capital has been lost in the past 15 months.
Stocks are down 20% over the last month
alone. Those are nasty hits. Stock market
people are very unhappy campers right
now. And the bad-news financial statements for September are now either in the
mail or on the kitchen table.
But there were no references to investors
either by McCain or
Obama on Tuesday
night. This is nuts.
The investor class is a
huge voting bloc.
Shareholders in recent
national elections represented nearly two of
every three votes cast.
And most surveys put
the investor-class population at slightly over
100 million. This includes direct investment through brokerage accounts, although the vast majority of
investor-class members own IRAs, 401(k)s,
and defined-benefit plans, such as state and
city pension funds.
So why arent the presidential contenders
trying to connect to investors? More glaringly, why isnt McCain?
After the debate I checked in with TechnoMetricas Raghavan Mayur, who puts out
the respected IBD/TIPP Poll. Mayur consistently ranks among the top pollsters in
terms of accuracy, including his work on investor preferences. For September,
Mayurs data show McCain with a small
45-41 lead over Obama among investors.
Thats roughly within the polls margin of
error, and for McCain it isnt enough.
Four years ago this September, George W.
Bush had a 10-point lead over John Kerry
among investors. In November, Bush won
investors by a 53-42 margin. By this measure, McCain is now way behind.
And I suspect it may be a function of his reluctance to talk directly about investor
taxes especially on capital gains and dividends.
Lawrence
Kudlow
Bashing Continues
The Bush tax cuts in this area were very
popular among shareholders since they reduced the cost of capital and raised aftertax investment returns. Of course, McCain
has pledged to maintain President Bushs investor tax cuts at the current 15% rate, while
Obama proposes to raise them to at least
20%.
But McCain seldom talks specifically
about cap gains and dividends, and the polling numbers strongly suggest hes not connecting with investors.
Obama constantly bashes businesses and
successful high-end earners, and one would
think investors would be totally turned off
by this. But Mayurs polls dont confirm it.
Why?
Perhaps investors sense a lack of tax-cutting passion from Sen. McCain.
For example, during the debate, McCain
did mention how he and Obama differ on
tax policy. At one point McCain even compared Obama to Hoover. My friends, he
said, the last president to raise taxes during
tough economic times was Herbert Hoover,
and he practiced protectionism as well.
McCain later said, Ive got some news, Sen.
Obama the news is bad. So lets not raise
anybodys taxes.
But McCain never got specific on capital
gains and dividends, and he failed to educate voters on just how important investment is to healthy job-creating businesses.
Sound An Alarm
Ditto for McCains proposed corporate tax
cut. The senator wants to slash the business
tax rate from 35% to 25%. Its an excellent
plan. But McCain doesnt explain how twothirds of the benefits of a corporate tax cut
go to the work force through higher wages,
with the rest then going to shareholders.
He also doesnt point out that ordinary
folks actually pay the corporate tax, since
firms pass this tax cost along in the form of
higher prices. So McCain could, in fact, call
a corporate tax cut a consumer tax cut. But
hes not doing this.
McCain also needs to put investors on red
alert about Obamas middle-class tax cut.
The Illinois senators huge governmentspending plans will overwhelm his ability to
cut taxes for 95% of the people. In fact,
McCain needs to remind voters that Bill
Clinton made exactly the same promise as a
candidate in 1992 before he broke it as president in 1993.
Times running out. The investor class
vote which still looks up for grabs has
simply got to be a McCain priority if he is to
win in November. Rag Mayur doesnt have
his October polling results in yet, but he believes the race will be much tighter than
mainstream pundits believe. Message to
Sen. McCain: The investor vote could well
tip the balance.
STOCK OPTIONS
A12 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008

Index Options
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Comprehensive volume and prices for Wednesday, October 8, 2008.

Investors Business Daily shows options in a time-saving alphabetical list,
Closing prices may vary due to after hour settlements/trading at time of data transmission. with expiration month in the first column. Closing prices are as of 4 p.m.
P Strike Last
Last
Last P Strike Last
Last
Last P Strike Last
Last
Last P Strike Last
Last
Last Eastern and do not reflect after-hours settlements/trading.
20 Most Active Index Options
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price
Oct
Nov
Oct
Close 92.58 Dec

p85 2.1k 1 20 2 70 .... ....
p87 595 1 76 106 3 93 30 4
p89 451 2 08 3 4 80 6 5 40
p90 412 2 63 514 4 85 117 4 65
p92 333 3 20 1.4k 5 54 62 6 59
p93 835 2 50 21 6 35 36 6 60
c94 66 4 95 485 7 10 1.0k 6 75
p95 569 4 35 86 6 25 155 8 20
c95 590 3 35 18 6 85 10 7 55
p96 14 5 65 53 7 34 1.9k 8 25
p97 679 5 43 7 20 13 8
c97 616 3 8 4 25 .... ....
c98 915 1 62 360 4 65 .... ....
c100 367 1 05 255 3 592 4 30
p100 328 6 985 8 40 495 11
c103 1.0k 0 50 5 2 47 18 2 75
p103 637 10 80 6 12 211 20
c105 922 0 67 183 1 70 179 2 50
c108 193 0 20 829 1 65 1 1 31
c110 230 0 12 1.3k 0 74 75 1 20
c112 120 0 10 585 0 89 5 1 42
GS Idx
Close 121.47 Dec
c100 1 14 50 50523 50 .... ....
p140 16 25 1538 70 1.5k 35
Nasd100
Close 1330.61 Dec
p900 55 1 05 4.8k 8 50 114 9 40
p1025 452 3 30 11222 30 .... ....
p1050 8.6k 3 60 56224 90 7325 40
p1075 238 4 90 1.2k27 50 .... ....
p1100 1.0k 8 80 28526 20 6533 20
p1125 480 10 50 291 35 .... ....
p1150 1.3k 12 70 64940 80 1.0k45 78
c1150 924 200 10 25 258 20
.... ....
p1175 2.1k 18 105 40 .... ....
p1200 1.6k 20 77 31554 80 1.5k58 50
p1225 649 25 10 1.4k52 40 .... ....
p1250 2.2k 34 70 1.5k68 21 12280 21
p1275 1.2k 32 40 37973 28 .... ....
p1300 1.0k 48 90684 60 508 81
p1325 1.3k 60 78896 43 .... ....
c1350 6.9k 57 2.1k 117 50 8.4k
124
p1350 8.1k 69 246 108 42 7.3k
114
c1375 547 44 70 1.2k92 70 19120
DJ Inds
Nov
Oct
1 25 621 15 3321 10
0 95 46512 58 10017 40
0 60 83 6 30 714 10
0 42 100 6 61 13412 20
0 20 161 3 90 30 7
OEX100 st
Close 467.79 Dec
c520 2.0k 0 80 .... .... .... ....
OilSvc
Close 171.35 Dec
c170 500 8 .... .... .... ....
Rus2000
Close 546.56 Dec
p400 614 0 90 2.4k 6 10 515 6 79
p410 193 1 10 1.7k 6 86 357 8 50
p420 527 1 40 2.4k 7 42 116 9 90
p430 870 1 70 629 7 55 17112 43
p440 596 2 20 1.2k11 80 14414 97
p450 2.6k 2 54 74313 76 4.0k 17
p460 2.5k 3 70 55616 02 16718 43
p470 2.2k 5 80 1.2k 14 14420 70
p480 2.9k 6 80 1.6k17 40 5623 30
p490 5.3k 7 60 1.0k18 50 .... ....
p500 10k 10 30 2.2k 27 3.8k29 69
p510 5.3k 13 70 1.3k 31 36731 14
p520 2.3k 16 1.7k34 03 67235 60
p530 10k 19 20 1.9k35 63 1.4k35 43
p540 9.7k 24 10 1.0k42 54 4.5k41 20
c540 402 28 70 4357 80 4.4k 53
c550 3.5k 23 30 1.4k 49 2.1k 56
p550 12k 28 30 2.8k47 10 2.3k52 98
p560 5.2k 33 60 1.4k51 60 769 60
c560 1.5k 19 10 28639 90 50247 40
p570 3.9k 38 90 1.2k57 50 252 53
c570 3.2k 14 50 19641 10 80 38
c580 2.3k 11 17028 05 1832 62
p580 2.9k 44 20 82463 30 15660 43
c590 4.2k 8 70 23127 50 5436 90
p590 4.1k 51 70 1.7k69 40 13870 19
p600 4.9k 59 1.7k69 37 13676 60
c600 4.7k 5 93 3.7k20 55 4.9k25 60
c610 2.8k 4 30 36120 30 2.6k22 30
p610 2.7k 59 83 1.6k82 10 5082 80
c620 5.5k 3 2.1k17 20 6324 60
p620 4.0k 75 1.1k 90 795 25
c630 4.9k 2 10 1.9k14 40 16 21
p630 3.4k 87 70 89196 80 202 97
p640 1.1k 95 36689 17 7100
c1650
c1675
c1725
c1750
c1800
3.9k
137
443
1.2k
659
c640 3.6k 1 55 56313 65 111 16

p650 789 99 31 38796 49 96110
70
p1375 897 83 80 434 119 10 36 c650 2.8k 1 22 739 9 33 2316 10
115
c660 1.8k 0 75 1.2k 6 60 221 14
c1400 699 31 29480 90 23112 p660 434 116 306 127 44
28
116 02
c1425 1.1k 27 50 9678 80 3593 60 c670 1.4k 0 68 1.2k 5 88 29811 90
c1450 645 25 52 10973 50 4884 40 p670 1.0k 125 557 116 35
p1450 492 140 46 155 37
132 40
45
31
177
p680 979 126 12 534 131 28
c1475 3.2k 14 50 63449 10 2474 20 213
148
p1500 1.5k 172 10 289 168 20 c680 1.4k 0 55 2.7k 4 50 528 7 70
1
242 90
c690 391 0 48 1.3k 4 48 193 7 72
c1500 5.7k 9 20 15153 80 1.1k45 90 c700 501 0 45 437 2 81 654 6 30
p1525 680 163 27 193 c730 350 0 23 2.2k 1 89 11 1 90
16
218 30
c750 791 0 17 97 1 16 71 2 30
c1525 5.5k 7 35 21135 10 2057 40 c760 274 0 14 1.0k 0 86 50 2 10
c1550 8.7k 6 10535 30 14543 70 c770 1.0k 0 14 205 0 49 73 0 93
c1575 3.4k 4 46 16127 50 7536 70 c780 504 0 19 777 0 51 10 0 83
c1600 4.8k 2 90 315 19 814 25 c790 1.2k 0 14 166 0 50 .... ....
c1625 3.1k 1 70 13019 90 .... .... c800 992 0 17 174 0 39 238 0 75
Option Totals
Exchange
Total
Call
Volume
Call
Open
Interest
NYSE AMEX
Boston
Chicago
ISEC
Philadelphia
Totals
470,221
471,945
3,463,800
2,805,658
1,344,005
8,555,629 170,671,682
P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price
Oct
Total
Put
Volume
p950
p960
p970
c975
p975
c980
p980
p990
c990
p1000
c1000
145,276,705 c1005
Put
Open
Interest
1,023,541
488,333
4,090,607
2,878,867
1,371,470
9,852,818
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
Nov
Close 89.79 Jan

3.4k 0 14 4.3k 1 87 1.4k 2 81
289 0 24 3.2k 2 58 582 3 90
1.8k 0 44 756 3 40 2.7k 5
5.3k 1 04 5.4k 5 60 1.3k 7 85
p75 4.8k 1 78 1.6k 7 10 138 8 65
p80 8.6k 2 84 6.8k 9 05 76111 10
p85 8.6k 4 40 4.8k10 95 1.1k13 75
c85 6.4k 9 20 59315 80 25021 35
c90 13k 6 40 3.0k13 20 53316 75
p90 17k 6 70 3.2k 13 1.5k16 35
p95 13k 9 12 4.2k15 60 56818 50
c95 20k 4 35 1.8k10 55 44614 50
c100 22k 2 79 3.0k 8 70 74312 54
p100 6.4k13 05 1.1k18 80 2.1k21 65
c105 22k 1 62 3.6k 7 12 28710 35
p105 3.1k 17 543 22 1.0k23 40
c110 13k 0 95 3.0k 5 55 1.0k 9 15
c115 5.4k 0 58 579 4 20 399 7 52
c120 17k 0 33 1.7k 3 20 2.0k 6 50
c130 no tr no tr 2.9k 4 50
Apple fr
Close 89.79 Jan
p170 7.1k 79 no tr no tr
p180 3.0k90 83 no tr no tr
ArchCoal
Close 25.11 Jan
c45 121 0 10 193 0 70 4.3k 1 45
ArvMertr
Close 10.28 Feb
p15 no tr 4.8k 4 40 50 5 70
AT&T Inc
Close 24.73 Jan
p22 50 2.7k 0 47 no tr no tr
p25 5.0k 1 30 6.1k 2 25 3.1k 3
c30 324 0 06 4.1k 0 45 192 0 86
c32 50 4.0k 0 03 no tr 99 0 45
ATower
Close 33.15 Jan
p35 36 2 65 no tr 3.2k 5 60
Avon
Close 33.06 Jan
p40 no tr 1.0k 7 20 3.0k 7 70
BarickG
Close 35.71 Jan
c35 6.4k 2 55 1.4k 4 50 687 5 90
BeazerHm
Close 4.71 Feb
p5
29 0 60 114 1 30 3.4k 1 85
BigLots
Close 23.86 Jan
30
p30 3.5k 6 4 5 87 no tr
Bk of Am
Close 22.10 Feb
p15 5.9k 0 27 12k 1 04 438 2 05
p17 50 4.8k 0 51 7.6k 1 60 320 2 95
c20 10k 2 99 2.9k 4 30 296 5 75
p20 42k 1 12 12k 2 42 1.1k 3 85
c22 50 33k 1 72 5.7k 2 94 438 4 50
p22 50 15k 2 20 9.0k 3 50 1.5k 5 20
c25 38k 0 87 11k 2 03 1.9k 4 25
p25 16k 3 90 64k 4 80 1.8k 6 50
c27 50 10k 0 38 8.9k 1 15 2.8k 2 60
p27 50 3.5k 5 90 3.0k 6 70 1.0k 8 25
c30 12k 0 15 10k 0 72 2.2k 1 98
p30 3.3k 8 29 13k 8 65 478 9 70
c32 50 5.6k 0 08 7.0k 0 42 1.0k 1 38
p32 50 2.3k10 60 3.5k10 85 24711 60
p35 5.5k12 55 44613 16 191 14
c35 3.7k 0 06 6.8k 0 23 2.7k 1 13
c40 1.1k 0 03 5.4k 0 10 1.4k 0 59
p42 50 5.4k20 70 620 40 no tr
c45 26 0 01 17k 0 06 214 0 29
p45 5.0k22 40 no tr no tr
BostSc
Close 8.95 Feb
c7 50 no tr no tr 12k 2 48
AMD
Close 4.05 Jan Apple
p2 50 no tr no tr 3.4k 0 28 p50
p4 8.3k 0 43 549 0 66 1.3k 0 93 p55
c5 4.3k 0 13 943 0 32 392 0 81 p60
c6 3.6k 0 05 671 0 17 3.0k 0 40 p70
Close 55.29 Feb

c60 5.7k 0 15 563 1 50 96 2 75
ACE Ltd
Close 45.50 Feb
p45 23 2 30 10k 4 95 no tr
AdobeS
Close 30.00 Jan
p27 50 4.2k 0 83 201 2 15 no tr
AEagleO
Close 11.27 Feb
p12 50 463 1 65 7.5k 2 09 1.0k 3
c12 50 3.0k 0 40 610 1 13 no tr
AFLAC
Close 47.96 Feb
c55
7 1 5.8k 2 35 no tr
AK Steel
Close 14.17 Dec
c15 3.9k 1 65 6.6k 3 34 4
c20 1.9k 0 45 3.2k 1 50 30 2
p30 no tr 3.0k16 30 no tr
p32 50 4.1k18 50 3518 70 no tr
Alcoa
Close 14.71 Jan
c15 4.2k 1 2.1k 1 71 1.4k 2 33
p15 4.9k 1 40 1.8k 2 21 114 2 76
c17 50 4.9k 0 32 1.9k 0 93 712 1 53
p35 10k 20 no tr 110 20
p37 50 3.0k22 50 no tr 5722 90
p40 5.0k 25 no tr 326 30
p42 50 3.2k27 50 no tr 228 15
Allstate
Close 29.96 Jan
c35 3.5k 1 30 267 2 70 433 4 10
Altria
Close 18.10 Dec
c20 5.0k 0 15 953 0 65 242 0 90
Amazon
Close 61.02 Jan
p50 4.9k 0 77 757 3 64 206 4 75
p55 7.0k 1 71 1.1k 5 35 301 6 80
p60 7.1k 3 25 342 7 60 348 8 90
c60 2.8k 4 30 394 9 10 7810 50
c65 3.2k 2 05 145 6 85 109 8
c70 3.4k 0 72 164 4 25 221 6 15
AmerCap
Close 14.90 Feb
p30 no tr 3.8k15 50 5818 30
AmExp
Close 27.12 Jan
p22 50 161 0 80 135 2 43 5.0k 3 40
Amgen
Close 52.12 Jan
p50 3.0k 1 05 178 2 77 1.0k 4 30
c52 50 3.1k 2 12 123 3 95 45 6 15
c75 no tr no tr 9.2k 0 24
AmIntGp
Close 3.19 Feb
p2 50 2.6k 0 15 2.7k 0 45 39 0 98
p4 1.3k 0 92 2.9k 1 33 38 1 95
c4 10k 0 18 1.5k 0 57 121 1 26
p5 428 1 85 2.7k 2 10 81 2 74
c5 10k 0 07 2.9k 0 39 335 1 10
AMovilL
Close 33.88 Feb
p30 1.1k 0 70 3.1k 2 80 no tr
Amylin
Close 15.32 Jan
p15 10k 1 15 1 2 61 1 3 60
c22 50 7.7k 0 30 no tr 23 1 45
c25 5.6k 0 05 621 0 20 1 0 90
Anheusr
Close 62.92 Dec
c65 90 0 50 209 2 40 2.7k 3 60
AppldMat
Close 12.47 Jan
50
p12 no tr no tr 4.0k 1 55
p13 920 0 84 3.2k 1 35 no tr
c14 140 0 15 4.0k 0 65 no tr
AbtLab
LEAPS
Nov
c810 744 0 14 245 0 28 .... ....

c820 2.8k 0 10 734 0 20 5 0 40
c840 2.2k 0 09 47 0 24 .... ....
SP100
Close 467.79 Dec
p400 1.8k 2 50 594 13 1.0k11 80
p410 1.2k 4 31210 50 8 14
p420 3.6k 6 29512 67 82215 87
p440 1.3k 10 90 50520 90 .... ....
p450 2.6k 14 10 106 25 1627 50
p455 673 16 824 60 .... ....
p460 2.8k 20 8830 50 .... ....
p465 1.5k 21 10 4425 60 .... ....
p470 480 23 20 136 36 4539 90
c480 922 14 90 196 27 6.9k 55
p480 855 30 25736 10 17 60
p490 951 35 60 11339 35 1145 70
p500 824 37 74853 50 .... ....
c500 1.4k 7 62 37119 30 10 48
c510 2.0k 5 40 5719 80 9517 30
p510 1.5k 41 60 102 61 .... ....
c515 1.2k 4 70 26 16 .... ....
p515 1.7k 52 90 2 50 .... ....
c520 3.3k 3 26 16 .... ....
p520 1.2k 52 28 444 58 .... ....
c525 520 2 90 .... .... .... ....
c530 1.0k 3 30 124 9 90 11516 50
p530 893 64 80 267 62 272 90
c535 576 2 2 9 80 .... ....
p535 11k 73 136 59 .... ....
p540 447 69 40 285 10 .... ....
c540 544 1 50 58 7 50 .... ....
p550 798 69 121 76 11 89
c550 1.3k 1 83 5 50 32110 60
c555 526 1 60 211 4 70 .... ....
c560 506 1 62 6 .... ....
c565 558 0 60 1 2 15 .... ....
c590 164 0 30 741 2 75 50 2 90
c595 474 0 20 3 1 10 .... ....
c600 449 0 20 99 1 15 .... ....
c610 805 0 05 .... .... 1 1 85
SP100 Eur
Close 467.79 Dec
p465 476 17 128 10 .... ....
p470 790 20 200 27 .... ....
c480 586 22 133 80 .... ....
p480 800 20 131 20 .... ....
p485 672 22 11 36 .... ....
p515 771 40 98 .... .... .... ....
c610 546 0 20 .... .... 10 1 65
c625 541 0 13 16 0 46 .... ....
SPX500
Close 984.94 Dec
c700 7.0k 312 .... .... ....
....
p700 6.9k 0 78 204 6 772 9
p725 .... .... 1.0k 7 20 .... ....
p750 9.3k 1 11k 11 13111 20
p775 .... .... 439 8 50 .... ....
p800 6.7k 4 13k 17 7.3k 22
c800 520 185 .... .... 511
230
p825 1.0k 4 1.6k17 80 .... ....
p850 13k 7 50 18k26 70 12k31 50
p870 3.7k 9 90 5 33 4 34
p875 8.1k 11 42k 30 14 41
p880 115 11 7.6k 29 244 03
p900 38k 14 50 67k35 60 9.8k 41
p910 5.9k 17 13 434 76 .... ....
p920 66 15 25 1.7k 33 .... ....
p925 11k 19 2.8k36 50 3.1k42 50
p930 5.2k 23 662 49 10k 51
p940 1.2k 18 541 41 1.1k 50
c950 2.7k 65 5087 25 1100
24k 31 16k 46 14k60 10
330 35 50 2.9k 52 .... ....
796 32 20 1.2k 56 1 74
143 73 11 76 722 80
59k 40 16k 65 1.1k 74
13 44 170 64 3.5k 80
3.0k 43 50 97 55 3.3k 80
851 47 50 3957 50 13k 77
12 60 445 66 13k 75
73k 46 29k 77 24k 84
7.7k 35 50 2.5k 65 15k 82
.... .... .... .... 4.0k 78
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price
cJan10 27 50 6.7k 4 50
pJan10 27 50 5.1k 10 45
cJan10 30 1.0k 3 80
pJan10 30 725 12 60
cJan10 35 1.6k 2 65
cJan10 37 50 2.0k 2 08
cJan10 40 3.4k 1 80
cJan10 50 867 0 82
ChespEng
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
7.3k 11 40 1.0k 42 4 53
4.7k 9 50 .... .... .... ....
2.0k 90 9 113 05 ....
3.2k 11 1026 74 41 44
543 100 8 120
....
.... .... 51 126 41 1.8k
21k 10 15k 27 12k 35
10k 118 5.4k 130 09
124
452 9 47 46823 77 .... ....
2 134 33 1.8k 124
135 20
678 89 320 120 55
4.2k 8 .... .... 2 32
.... .... 4129
141
942 122 397 141 60
....
2.9k 113 10 1.0k 138 50
139
6.7k 4 10 61 24 1.2k 22
234 5 77 .... .... 944 30
931 5 10 .... .... .... ....
964 2 50 1013 71 14726 22
387 127 1 170
145 50
12k 167 50 163 160
172 60
9.5k 1 95 4.6k 14 9.5k 24
440 3 60 11 11 .... ....
660 2 84 3.2k 15 500 20
494 152 506 181 33
164 40
875 168 26 167 90
183
1.4k 1 69 7.3k 12 7.5k 19
1.7k 184 50 28 195
195
1.0k 1 35 3.0k10 50 .... ....
1.3k 189 .... .... ....
2.6k 0 85 13k 6 70 4.2k 10
332 200 68 199 39
199
1.0k 0 90 2 6 92 .... ....
5.2k 0 60 29 6 59 .... ....
3.5k 202 50 20 242 61
....
718 208 39 212 83
216
1.6k 0 59 95 4 20 701 9
65 213 50 1.1k 233
....
2.2k 0 60 7 5 28 15 9 58
1.0k 1 30 544 4 40 .... ....
3.9k 0 40 588 4 5.6k 5 50
19 239 89 236 50
232 50
1.4k 0 90 546 2 95 .... ....
1.4k 0 30 1.0k 2 50 25 3 40
1.6k 0 25 10 2 60 147 4 52
20 305 10 300
288 80
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
Nov
Close 25.49 Jan

Costco
Close 57.06 Jan
p50 6.2k 0 55 323 1 70 229 3
p55 5.1k 1 01 69 3 40 612 5 20
p60 3.1k 3 80 144 6 844 7 20
c62 50 5.6k 0 40 10 2 25 13 3 70
Coventry
Close 27.04 Jan
p25 56 0 20 3.0k 1 75 119 2 30
Covidien
Close 00.00 Jan
c50 766 1 35 62 2 52 2.9k 4 07
CrwnCstle
Close 21.40 Jan
p30
1 9 40 2 9 20 3.5k 10
CVRD
Close 12.73 Dec
p10 1.5k 0 37 4.7k 1 31 672 1 24
c15 4.8k 0 63 5.4k 1 67 1.3k 1 80
p15 939 3 6.4k 3 55 463 4
c17 1.7k 0 33 2.9k 1 38 no tr
CyprBio
Close 5.70 Dec
p5 no tr 3.0k 0 85 no tr
Dell Inc
Close 13.50 Feb
p13 8.3k 0 65 80 1 17 110 1 89
Dendreon
Close 5.60 Feb
c12 50 136 0 03 5.1k 0 18 19 0 58
Disney
Close 25.68 Jan
p25 4.8k 0 70 1.0k 1 75 169 2 15
DJIA Di fr
Close 91.40 Dec
c100 5.4k 1 14 1.1k 3 05 no tr
c101 2.9k 0 90 390 2 60 no tr
DJIA Diam
Close 91.40 Dec
p90 8.7k 3 1.0k 5 60 376 6 30
c91 4.1k 6 45 261 9 92 8 70
p91 3.5k 3 60 185 4 65 290 5 70
p92 5.2k 4 15 1.2k 6 05 829 7 15
c92 2.9k 4 260 6 62 2 8 05
c93 6.2k 3 60 437 5 75 178 7 10
p93 6.0k 4 50 792 6 77 129 7 30
p94 3.8k 5 05 797 7 31 388 8
c94 7.2k 3 15 437 5 80 77 6 15
p95 4.1k 5 25 885 7 70 412 8 05
c95 8.0k 2 60 675 5 94 6 75
c96 6.2k 2 35 487 4 65 no tr
p96 2.7k 5 99 175 8 20 180 7 10
c97 5.1k 2 800 4 1 5 90
c98 6.5k 1 75 249 3 75 223 4 40
p98 1.4k 6 85 3.2k 9 25 211 9 60
c99 3.6k 1 78 236 3 68 15 5
DuPont
Close 36.12 Jan
p35 2.9k 1 09 20 1 80 238 2 76
eBay
Close 17.01 Jan
50
11
c17 5.8k 1 no tr 98 2 62
Elan
Close 9.65 Jan
p5 20k 0 10 no tr 60 0 40
p10 21k 1 10 no tr 30 2 20
EleArt
Close 28.99 Dec
p45 no tr no tr 5.0k15 50
ElPasoCp
Close 9.24 Jan
c17 50 no tr no tr 2.9k 0 20
EMC
Close 10.57 Jan
c11 3.4k 0 50 536 0 94 no tr
EricsnTl
Close 6.82 Jan
p10 3.1k 2 95 no tr 426 3 39
ETrade
Close 2.50 Jan
50
ExxonMob
Close 77.00 Jan
ConstellEn
Oct
Nov
Oct
Nov
Oct
Dec
Nov
Oct
Nov
Oct
Oct
Dec
Oct
Nov
Nov
Nov
Dec
Nov
Dec
Nov
1000
900
975
875
900
1050
1050
1050
1000
1050
950
1000
1100
850
950
975
1050
1050
1000
1100
Put
Put
Put
Put
Put
Put
Put
Call
Put
Put
Put
Put
Call
Put
Put
Put
Call
Call
Call
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SPX500
Rus2000
Nasd100
DJ Inds
SP100
SP100 Eur
GS Idx
OilSvc
Bank Idx
SemiconIdx
OEX100 st
NtGas
SP 100
Oil Idx
MSHiTc
355,304
103,412
73,948
13,869
31,264
3,661
1,779
1,175
626
919
2,738
0
250
243
0
P Strike Last
Last
Last
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
no tr 3.4k 0 42 1.2k 0 80
16k 1 20 764 3 45 3.6k 4 40
2.7k 4 30 1.0k 7 10 2.4k 8 10
7.0k 2 56 660 4 95 2.7k 6 51
6.5k 1 61 3.8k 4 05 2.6k 5 85
6.9k 0 42 1.9k 2 06 1.6k 3 90
104 0 04 124 0 37 3.1k 1 33
FM C&G
Close 42.60 Feb
p35 2.7k 1 34 573 4 20 7 40
p40 3.2k 3 20 1.0k 6 30 5 10
c40 2.7k 5 05 1.2k 8 50 45111 25
c45 6.0k 2 80 910 6 15 106 8 50
c50 4.5k 1 47 1.2k 4 50 93 7 70
FordM
Close 2.66 Dec
c3 4.3k 0 35 1.5k 0 75 1.1k 0 86
c4 3.3k 0 08 1.8k 0 40 392 0 51
ForestL
Close 24.81 Feb
c30 no tr 5.2k 0 55 no tr
FTI Cnslt
Close 65.85 Dec
c60 2.7k 7 40 228 10 30 8 90
c65 3.5k 4 30 120 6 40 no tr
Gen El
Close 20.65 Dec
p17 50 3.2k 0 35 2.0k 0 87 278 1 14
p20 9.3k 0 85 1.7k 1 65 1.1k 1 85
c20 5.6k 2 20 4.6k 2 46 424 2 85
c21 21k 1 01 2.8k 1 89 225 2 25
p21 3.6k 1 30 1.2k 1 99 742 2 05
p22 7.2k 1 85 5.0k 2 20 409 2 46
c22 16k 0 57 13k 1 40 804 1 70
GenElec fr
Close 20.65 Dec
p23 7.4k 2 60 10k 3 05 515 3 13
c23 15k 0 37 4.7k 1 2.0k 1 30
c24 10k 0 19 2.4k 0 69 no tr
c25 4.1k 0 13 3.8k 0 52 no tr
p25 992 4 16 28 4 5.2k 4 60
Genentc
Close 80.56 Dec
c85 4.4k 2 10 2.9k 5 60 31 6 20
c90 4.3k 1 10 20 3 408 4 90
c95 2.8k 0 50 2.2k 1 70 73 2 50
GenMotrs
Close 6.91 Dec
p7 50 3.3k 1 07 no tr 1.1k 2 25
c7 50 4.0k 0 58 no tr 226 1 51
c9 2.9k 0 26 332 0 70 658 1 03
c10 4.9k 0 16 125 0 53 379 0 84
GnMills
Close 65.26 Jan
c70 384 0 15 3.1k 1 40 2.5k 2 86
Goldcorp
Close 31.02 Jan
c30 3.8k 2 75 1.0k 4 40 1.9k 5 60
GoldmanS fr Close 113.00 Jan
c125 2.9k 3 04 no tr 12112 40
GoldmnS
Close 113.00 Jan
p110 6.0k 6 55 no tr 91914 70
c120 3.6k 4 45 52810 65 17714 75
40
p120 3.0k11 14616 95 47520 65
c130 3.6k 1 80 548 6 50 12310 75
Google
Close 338.11 Dec
p330 3.1k23 30 25434 60 21137 30
p350 4.0k32 81 50542 60 160 49
Google fr
Close 338.11 Dec
c400 3.4k 6 50 1.0k15 50 no tr
Gymbree
Close 28.25 Feb
p25 20 0 75 246 2 65 3.7k 4
p30 no tr 3.4k 4 60 12 5 80
Halbtn
Close 20.99 Jan
p17 50 1.1k 0 47 4.0k 1 33 2.8k 1 99
c20 5.8k 2 13 281 3 75 636 4 10
p20 3.4k 1 17 1.7k 2 20 9.3k 2 90
c22 50 4.4k 1 07 1.1k 2 45 255 3 25
c25 3.4k 0 50 554 2 04 739 2 73
c35
3 0 06 138 0 19 3.4k 0 46
p37 50 3.1k15 40 no tr 4915 50
p40 2.8k18 50 6019 25 7019 40
HansnNatu
Close 26.65 Dec
p30 5.8k 4 305 6 20 4 7 30
HarleyDav
Close 29.03 Feb
p27 50 no tr 3.4k 2 39 335 4 20
p30 321 2 50 6.5k 3 80 173 5 10
c32 50 80 0 95 3.4k 2 45 11 3 60
HawaiiHld
Close 00.00 Jan
c5
4 1 20 3.2k 1 50 1 1 75
HercOffsh
Close 8.35 Jan
50
10
c12
6 0 56 0 70 5.0k 1 40
HewlettPk
Close 40.00 Feb
p40 10k 1 50 16k 3 712 3 90
p50
p70
c75
p75
c80
c85
c95
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
c42 50
p42 50
p45
p47 50
c50
7.0k 0 71 1.6k 2 45 2 3 80
9.6k 2 75 1.1k 4 60 21 5 10
884 5 10k 5 40 320 7 40
380 5 99 4.2k 7 20 3 8 40
38 0 05 12k 0 50 120 1 35
HomeDp fr
Close 21.17 Feb
p20 1.5k 0 65 3.6k 1 75 no tr
HudsCity
Close 16.05 Jan
p15 2.8k 0 35 367 1 10 21 1 50
IBM
Close 90.55 Jan
p85 11k 3 30 368 6 10 81 7 90
p90 2.1k 5 30 736 8 3.3k 9 90
10
c95 2.7k 3 1.8k 6 10 119 8 70
p95 8.7k 8 10 3.6k 9 50 23712 50
IBM fr
Close 90.55 Jan
c110 7.8k 0 40 no tr no tr
p110 20218 40 3.1k 21 1.1k22 30
ICICI Bk
Close 17.58 Dec
p17 50 3.2k 1 70 120 3 04 50 3 70
Intel
Close 16.25 Jan
p15 3.2k 0 41 2.5k 0 95 1.4k 1 24
Intel fr
Close 16.25 Jan
p17 4.0k 1 38 1.4k 1 68 no tr
c17 9.6k 0 60 no tr no tr
c18 2.9k 0 30 3.3k 0 80 no tr
c19 11k 0 20 838 0 54 10 0 12
c20 1.2k 0 10 no tr 4.1k 0 78
iSh EAFE
Close 46.80 Dec
c49 4.0k 1 75 13 2 45 no tr
c50 91 1 15 20 2 35 6.8k 3 30
c60 28 0 10 60 0 25 7.8k 0 48
iSh20 TB
Close 97.45 Dec
p97 213 1 45 10k 3 40 3 98
iShBrazil
Close 35.80 Dec
p30 2.3k 0 90 90 2 80 2.7k 3 30
p40 259 3 80 3.8k 6 30 532 7 40
c40 1.6k 2 50 8.3k 4 50 778 5 30
iShCanada
Close 00.00 Dec
c20 10 1 10 no tr 5.0k 2 65
p20
2 0 90 no tr 5.1k 1 70
p26 2.7k 4 60 80 5 25 80 5 40
iShEMkt fr
Close 26.20 Dec
c30 2.1k 0 62 457 1 77 27k 2 32
iShEmMkt
Close 26.20 Dec
p25 1.2k 1 33 3.4k 2 37 no tr
c27 6.1k 1 75 471 2 95 348 3 45
19
p27 5.5k 2 212 3 10 1.5k 3 89
c31 11k 0 51 136 1 28 43 1 91
c32 95 0 40 95 1 27 3.3k 1 57
c33 16 0 21 67 0 90 10k 1 40
p36 3.0k 9 69 no tr no tr
p38 3712 60 2712 75 10k11 35
iShJapan
Close 8.87 Dec
c9
55 0 50 15k 0 75 1.2k 0 85
iShNqBio
Close 00.00 Dec
p70 226 2 6.0k 3 50 22 4
c70 208 3 7.0k 4 70 10 4 30
p75 23 6 12k 5 63 20 6 63
c75 92 0 70 12k 2 05 78 2 20
iShR2K fr
Close 54.46 Feb
c66 3.6k 0 14 1.5k 0 87 no tr
p69 3.4k14 65 no tr 20415 42
p70 3.7k14 45 no tr no tr
p72 6.2k16 50 16515 58 no tr
iShREst
Close 47.65 Dec
p43
2 0 90 4.9k 2 83 no tr
p50 14 2 75 2.8k 5 72 56 6 20
50
c50 4.5k 1 195 4 50 76 5 40
c52 327 1 30 11k 3 40 66 4 10
c53 364 0 90 4.1k 3 10 no tr
iShRs2000
Close 54.46 Feb
p45 15k 0 38 3.5k 1 17 125 2 20
p49 3.6k 0 60 5.6k 2 53 no tr
23
p50 62k 1 3.5k 2 59 2 3 76
p51 6.5k 1 48 37k 3 20 no tr
c51 2.7k 4 90 1.3k 6 65 no tr
c52 4.0k 4 10 869 6 10 8 60
p52 14k 1 80 7.2k 3 55 no tr
c53 5.3k 3 55 1.3k 5 40 no tr
p53 7.7k 2 19 3.0k 3 95 189 5 50
p54 22k 2 53 1.9k 4 10 32 5 90
c54 8.0k 2 94 2.1k 4 70 no tr
p55 64k 3 6.6k 4 70 211 5 65
Nov
P Strike Last
Last
Last
11k 2 40 2.9k 4 15 35 6 65
34k 3 60 1.3k 4 50 10 7 20
10k 1 80 398 3 75 41 5 90
21k 4 15 2.7k 5 80 no tr
13k 1 58 5.8k 4 10 34 4 90
7.8k 1 16 6.8k 3 25 no tr
17k 4 75 1.2k 6 20 37 8 15
8.8k 0 85 2.9k 3 10 10 4 05
4.8k 5 45 962 5 75 40 7 40
8.2k 5 85 4.0k 7 55 80 8 10
6.5k 0 61 6.6k 2 no tr
19k 5 90 1.0k 8 10 20 8 75
6.4k 0 45 7.9k 1 74 100 3 85
9.9k 0 38 41k 2 08 no tr
2.3k 8 05 4.1k 9 90 no tr
43k 8 55 423 9 50 no tr
4.6k 0 22 4.7k 1 27 648 2 68
JCrew
Close 23.36 Dec
p20 no tr no tr 11k 3 40
p22 50 119 1 30 90 3 80 9.7k 4 80
p25 806 2 90 1.2k 4 80 9.2k 6 80
JnprNtw
Close 17.26 Jan
JohnJn
Close 62.36 Jan
p60 4.3k 0 70 2.9k 2 20 2.2k 3 40
c65 962 1 05 4.7k 2 3.4k 3 10
c75 56 0 05 245 0 15 17k 0 65
JoyGlbl
Close 32.20 Jan
c35 3.3k 1 60 102 4 30 35 5 65
JPMorg fr
Close 39.30 Dec
p37 50 12k 2 no tr no tr
c37 50 5.3k 3 85 no tr 109 6 55
p40 6.8k 3 20 no tr 319 5 15
c40 5.0k 2 71 1.4k 5 20 no tr
p42 50 3.2k 4 51 992 5 85 no tr
c42 50 9.3k 1 64 1.9k 3 40 587 4 30
p45 3.3k 6 60 no tr 465 8 30
c45 9.2k 0 83 no tr 342 3 20
c47 50 8.0k 0 50 no tr 72 2 70
JPMorgCh
Close 39.30 Dec
p35 3.4k 1 24 835 2 60 no tr
Kellog
Close 52.60 Dec
c60 530 0 21 3.6k 0 75 1 1 25
Keycp
Close 9.00 Dec
p7 50 123 0 75 96 1 21 3.5k 1 50
c15 4.4k 0 10 20 0 31 20 0 36
Kraft
Close 29.97 Dec
c32 50 63 0 25 6.1k 1 10 55 1 40
LSI
Close 4.44 Jan
p5
20 0 55 4.2k 0 70 14 0 90
LamarAdv
Close 27.40 Jan
p22 50 3.0k 0 25 no tr no tr
Landrys
Close 9.14 Jan
p10 615 0 70 10 1 80 5.8k 2 35
LVSands
Close 16.68 Dec
p15 4.4k 1 90 1.1k 3 90 887 4 70
MBIA
Close 7.95 Feb
c8 582 1 05 2.7k 1 85 no tr
c13 51 0 15 4.0k 0 40 no tr
McDermInt
Close 17.87 Feb
c15 4.6k 2 32 10 4 20 no tr
c17 50 3.1k 1 90 5 3 10 no tr
McDnlds
Close 53.41 Dec
p50 3.4k 1 987 2 40 24 3 10
c65 3.3k 0 15 398 0 60 268 0 80
MerrillLyn
Close 17.98 Jan
p10 12k 0 62 643 1 20 421 1 59
p15 2.6k 1 31 6.3k 2 61 322 3 40
p19 216 2 67 115 4 75 30k 6 20
c20 3.7k 1 05 1.1k 2 26 811 3 51
c30 180 0 12 30 0 13 10k 0 80
MerrLyn
Close 17.98 Jan
c37 50 275 0 02 no tr 37k 0 10
c40 104 0 03 no tr 16k 0 12
MetLife
Close 27.00 Dec
c25 84 5 20 6.5k 7 2811 40
c35 4.4k 0 95 155 2 30 2 5 50
p45 5.5k 17 8317 91 22918 50
MicronT
Close 3.87 Jan
c4 142 0 25 7.5k 0 50 87 0 75
c5 233 0 06 10k 0 20 59 0 40
Microsft
Close 23.01 Jan
p17 50 no tr no tr 6.9k 0 85
c20 no tr no tr 4.2k 4 65
c55
p56
c56
p57
c57
c58
p58
c59
p59
p60
c60
p61
c61
c62
p63
p64
c64
Oct
10.47 cJan10
799 3 80 pJan10
25.58 cJan10
8.8k 1 05 Morgan
1.5k 0 35 pJan10
1.6k 0 25 cJan10
Corning
11.58
cJan10 20 939 1 35
pJan10
cJan10
cJan10
pJan10
pJan10
pJan10
Dell Inc
12.73
15 4.6k 5 45
15 1.6k 3 95
20 2.4k 2 40
22 50 1.1k 11 15
25 2.1k 13 05
30 871 17 95
pJan10
13.50
12 50 1.8k 2 30
Dndreon
5.60
pJan10 5 20k 3 20
pJan10 7 50 10k 5 20
eBay
FMCG
36.12 pJan10 60
pJan10 40 2.5k 8 80 pJan10 70
DuPont
Dynegy
pJan10
2 50
1.6k
2.46 FordMot
1 55 cJan10
2 50
42.60 GenMotrs
5.0k 27 85 pJan10 2 50
5.4k 35 45 pJan10 5
1.1k
2.66 Goldcorp
1 75 pJan10
25
776
892
6.91
1 35
2 80
31.02
1.6k 5 40
338.11 cJan10 22 50 1.1k 1 77 Lennar A

pJan10 260 1.4k 31 11 cJan10 25 1.2k 1 23 pJan10 10
28.09 LinearTch
cJan10 1100 1.2k iShCh25
0 50
pJan10 30 1.0k 8 pJan10 15
Hallibtn
20.99 iShMexico
33.86 cJan10 45
cJan10 35 868 2 68 cJan10 35 1.0k 6 40 cJan10 50
Google
HartfdFn
24.86 iShREst
pJan10 90 1.5k 65
HeclaM
47.65
cJan10 70 1.5k 2 60
3.95 iShRs2000
54.46
cJan10 10 911 0 80 cJan10 75 2.4k 2 06

HewlettP
40.00 JohnJns
pJan10 45 780 9 33 cJan10 70

cJan10 50 803 3 80 KB Home
IBM
90.55 pJan10 5
pJan10 60 1.6k 4 20 LeapWire
Intel
16.25 pJan11 20
pJan10 12 50 706 1 67 cJan11 60
pJan10 15 4.1k 2 86 LeapWirls
pJan10 17 50 1.9k 4 20 pJan10 25
cJan10 20 3.3k 2 25 cJan10 55
62.36
1.0k 3 80
16.35
1.0k 0 80
30.78
2.5k 5 80
1.0k 5 30
30.78
2.5k 6
1.0k 4
35 2.0k 7 80 pJan10 15
35 1.0k 13 pJan10 20
40 720 6 70 POSCO
39.30 pJan10 70
40 1.5k 10 pJan10 80
40 4.6k 9 45 Potash
MasterCd
163.54 Motorola
5.22 pJan10 60
pJan10 150 2.2k 40 cJan10 10 1.9k 0 65 ProctGam
cJan10 150 2.2k 49 NA Pall
1.58 pJan10 65
Merck
28.52 cJan10 5 1.0k 0 40 PS Agri
cJan10 40 693 1 95 NewsCpB
10.06 cJan10 35
cJan10 42 50 948 1 25 pJan10 10 978 1 94 cJan10 45
MerrLyn
17.98 OcciPet
Total
Put
Vol.
54.55 PulteHm
pJan10 10 2.2k 3 pJan10 60 1.7k 17 60 cJan10 20
pJan10 22 50 1.5k 9 39 OffcDpt
3.67 PwNasd100
pJan10 40 1.4k 25 75 pJan10 5 2.0k 2 40 pJan10 30
Microsft
23.01 Petrobrs
29.78 cJan10 30
pJan11 20 2.6k 3 60 pJan10 40 1.4k 16 60 cJan10 40
pJan10 25 1.7k 4 93 pJan10 45 729 19 16 cJan10 44
cJan10 30 784 1 71 Pfizer
17.13 pJan10 45
MktVGold
31.26 pJan10 12 50 827 1 10 cJan10 60
Call
Open
Interest
Vol
73713
67118
59649
42830
38582
38531
36149
33589
29009
25012
24955
24197
21792
18119
16954
16614
16565
16364
15556
15181
PwNasd100
SPDR
iShRs2000
Bk of Am
iShRs2000
SPDR
Citigrp fr
SPDR
SPDR
SPDR fr
SPDR
SPDR
SPDR
SPDR
Bk of Am
SPDR
Bk of Am
PwNasd100
SPDR
ProctGam
35
100
55
25
50
90
20
105
105
125
105
95
105
90
20
100
25
30
100
65
Oct
Oct
Oct
Nov
Oct
Oct
Dec
Nov
Nov
Nov
Oct
Oct
Oct
Nov
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Nov
Jan
Put
Open
Interest Index
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
Nov
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price
62.03
cJan10 120 750 1 44
20 Most Active Stock Options
Optn
Chg.
+ 3.50
+ 1.60
+ 7.00
+17.00
+ 2.00
5.50
+ 8.70
7.00
+12.00
10.80
+ 7.80
+ 9.50
+ 1.30
+ 6.10
1.50
+10.90
+ 9.50
5.50
+ 5.00
+ 1.50
Call
Put
Put
Put
Put
Put
Put
Call
Put
Call
Call
Put
Put
Put
Put
Call
Call
Put
Put
Put
Stock
Price
32.39
97.51
54.46
22.10
54.46
97.51
14.40
97.51
97.51
97.51
97.51
97.51
97.51
97.51
22.10
97.51
22.10
32.39
97.51
66.10
Optn
Price
0.60
5.60
3.00
4.80
1.23
1.91
6.45
4.00
10.55
0.30
1.65
3.25
8.65
3.95
1.12
3.45
0.87
0.79
7.80
3.50
Optn
Chg.
0.18
+ 1.39
+ 0.69
+ 0.50
+ 0.43
+ 0.56
+ 0.48
0.65
+ 1.25
0.05
0.63
+ 0.82
+ 1.40
+ 0.75
+ 0.20
1.05
1.12
+ 0.07
+ 1.25
0.50
Vol
115723
76478
64972
64480
62135
61725
59911
52282
51644
50377
49888
45678
45084
44536
42078
38643
38299
37488
35185
34652
26.82
11.88
1.0k 2 45
32.39
1.9k 3 42
1.6k 6 55
1.6k 2 25
766 1 56
2.2k 12 16
1.0k 0 11
Call
Open
Interest
Put
Open
Interest
1
95
1
3
0
0
1
40
0
3
0
3
1
0
1
0
131
119
70
122
89
0
0
0
12
10
0
0
0
0
304
80
11
43
0
0
89
1
0
13
0
0
1
0
0
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
115k 0 60 14k 1 55 2.2k p86 6.0k 1 12 40k 2 65 1.5k 2 99

p87 4.3k 1 12 21k 3 02 1.6k 3 12
34k 0 41 18k 1 20 773 1 55 p88 14k 1 40 36k 3 35 1.7k 3 45
23k 3 92 3.3k 4 61 15 4 p89 10k 1 61 66k 3 39 520 3 95
45k 0 21 21k 0 94 20k 1 30 p90 61k 1 91 44k 3 95 5.5k 4 90
24k 4 80 4.8k 5 35 39 4 75 p91 7.6k 2 93k 4 25 no tr
Qualcom
Close 41.07 Jan p92 16k 2 32 6.5k 4 55 15k 4 39
c32 50 24 9 35 13 9 99 2.7k10 30 p93 27k 2 66 2.7k 4 96 2.8k 5 85
c40 5.7k 2 65 929 4 30 199 6 35 c93 3.6k 8 1.1k10 65 11013 25
p40 4.0k 1 38 1.0k 3 364 3 70 c94 3.3k 6 95 1.4k 10 187 11
c42 50 6.7k 1 34 1.5k 2 85 410 4 55 p94 17k 2 90 61k 5 38 12k 5 85
c45 3.0k 0 44 8.2k 1 75 511 2 98 c95 5.7k 6 2.4k 9 10 511 05
p45 3.8k 4 05 597 5 50 224 6 15 p95 45k 3 25 16k 5 75 6.1k 6 75
c47 50 797 0 14 3.7k 1 03 393 2 50 p96 15k 3 75 47k 6 13 2.4k 5 85
c50 253 0 10 929 0 57 12k 1 45 c96 8.4k 5 55 2.2k 8 80 21 9 75
p50 3.8k 8 21 136 8 70 340 9 95 p97 59k 4 20 92k 6 30 2.3k 7 39
RegionsFn
Close 9.75 Feb c97 7.8k 5 40 1.1k 7 90 8310 65
c12 50 4.0k 0 50 220 1 15 no tr p98 39k 4 55 24k 7 10 2.3k 7 85
RetailHT
Close 77.64 Jan c98 20k 4 30 3.5k 7 1.5k 9
p70 2.8k 1 511 2 85 899 4 70 c99 16k 4 1.9k 7 35 100 9 60
RschMotn
Close 57.60 Dec p99 33k 5 6.0k 7 40 155 7 15
p45 3.9k 0 68 839 2 85 225 4 65 p100 76k 5 60 35k 7 80 no tr
p50 12k 1 54 2.3k 4 45 301 6 25 c100 38k 3 45 10k 6 30 613 70
49
c55 6.5k 5 893 9 35 8711 75 c101 27k 3 10k 6 05 no tr
p55 12k 2 90 2.3k 6 45 453 8 75 p101 43k 6 30 37k 8 no tr
c60 19k 2 90 2.0k 6 40 234 9 35 p102 72k 6 45 7.0k 9 213 65
p60 10k 3 90 1.4k 8 49 106 10 c102 59k 2 65 15k 5 70 no tr
p65 3.0k 8 85 1.3k12 05 9513 65 p103 8.7k 7 30 2.3k 9 50 no tr
c65 21k 1 73 1.3k 4 66 1.4k 7 25 c103 62k 2 25 4.7k 4 90 no tr
c70 12k 0 56 6.7k 3 20 5.9k 5 30 p104 13k 7 80 4.8k 9 90 no tr
c75 5.6k 0 24 1.4k 2 15 281 4 c104 22k 1 91 10k 4 50 1 11
c80 2.8k 0 11 2.5k 1 40 420 3 20 p105 45k 8 65 51k10 55 no tr
SanDisk
Close 17.93 Jan c105 49k 1 65 52k 4 no tr
p20 140 3 10 5.0k 4 55 111 5 20 c106 41k 1 39 6.1k 3 70 no tr
c21 1.4k 0 99 3.0k 2 43 40 2 78 p106 8.2k 9 35 75k11 10 no tr
c22 50 2.9k 0 60 no tr 1.1k 2 25 p107 10k10 26 1.9k11 65 no tr
SP Bas
Close 28.10 Dec c107 12k 1 24 5.8k 3 25 no tr
p25 10k 0 40 240 1 08 156 1 40 p108 13k11 05 4.5k11 92 no tr
SP CnSt
Close 24.90 Dec c108 11k 0 92 4.4k 2 97 no tr
p24 1.0k 0 30 4.0k 0 75 no tr c109 8.5k 0 80 1.3k 2 79 no tr
SP CnSv
Close 27.35 Dec p109 4.1k11 96 18k12 53 no tr
p27 36 0 60 38 1 05 3.0k 1 35 p110 4.4k12 45 34k13 80 no tr
p31 5.2k 3 65 1 3 80 30 3 80 c110 29k 0 63 11k 2 30 no tr
SP Engy
Close 52.86 Dec p111 1.6k13 51 47k14 02 no tr
p50 5.9k 1 78 974 4 10 469 4 c111 22k 0 55 1.8k 2 29 no tr
p55 4.3k 3 74 148 5 65 219 8 35 p112 5.5k14 48 7.0k15 35 no tr
02
c59 824 1 6.0k 3 158 3 10 c112 12k 0 49 33k 1 90 no tr
c65 no tr 367 1 52 4.0k 1 90 c113 27k 0 33 1.2k 1 70 no tr
SP Fnc fr
Close 15.28 Dec p113 19k15 36 26415 90 no tr
c16 10k 0 88 2.5k 1 85 no tr c114 5.2k 0 25 4.3k 1 50 no tr
p16 16k 1 35 no tr 23k 2 60 c126 no tr no tr 16k 0 61
p17 11k 1 93 1.4k 2 67 464 2 74 SPDR fr
Close 97.51 Dec
c17 15k 0 55 5.9k 1 39 5.4k 1 54 c115 13k 0 25 7.8k 1 27 no tr
SP Fncl
Close 15.28 Dec p115 13k17 20 no tr no tr
10
33
40
p10 22k 0 1.5k 0 2.6k 0 c116 10k 0 18 2.1k 1 20 no tr
p11 4.4k 0 11 1.4k 0 42 1.1k 0 52 p116 4.0k17 56 30016 20 2 24
p12 3.9k 0 17 8.6k 0 80 1.3k 0 89 p117 37k 19 no tr 2021 45
p13 4.8k 0 25 145 0 85 596 0 97 c117 10k 0 16 2.5k 0 90 no tr
p14 27k 0 50 1.9k 1 17 8.3k 1 50 p118 3.6k19 65 37619 70 no tr
p15 6.1k 0 80 10k 1 75 4.6k 2 02 c118 6.9k 0 10 2.9k 0 80 5 5 10
p18 7.5k 2 73 420 3 50 3.3k 3 55 c119 12k 0 06 701 1 01 5 5 65
c18 4.5k 0 31 10k 1 36k 1 19 c120 7.3k 0 08 3.0k 0 68 no tr
p19 23k 3 56 81 3 60 565 4 05 p120 3.4k21 65 no tr 225 72
c19 36k 0 22 4.5k 0 77 1.7k 0 90 c121 3.4k 0 09 371 0 54 no tr
c20 18k 0 13 4.9k 0 52 890 0 68 c124 3.1k 0 03 1.2k 0 33 no tr
c21 9.5k 0 10 3.3k 0 38 490 0 54 c125 2.2k 0 03 50k 0 30 9.0k 3 40
c22 4.3k 0 06 1.2k 0 32 32k 0 38 c131 3.0k 0 02 433 0 14 no tr
SP Mid
Close 107.50 Dec SpdrGold nya Close 89.42 Jan
c115 14 2 75 106 5 40 15k 5 70 p76 20 0 20 16 1 35 3.8k 2 50
SpdGld nya
Close 89.42 Dec c79 5.7k10 20 1112 60 213 30
20
c83 9.7k 7 84 9 70 2010 30 sT Homebl
Close 15.40 Dec
c88 4.1k 3 50 171 6 40 335 7 80 c17 3.3k 0 90 23 1 80 2 2 42
c89 2.8k 3 20 176 6 20 126 7 50 sT Retail
Close 25.70 Dec
c90 4.0k 2 70 584 5 60 560 7 30 p25 21k 0 70 10k 1 65 172 2 35
c93 9.9k 1 30 193 4 40 39 6 20 c27 20k 1 17 10 1 66 6 2 40
c94 5.3k 1 10 323 4 159 5 30 p28 10 2 80 50 3 30 65k 3 60
c100 2.8k 0 40 550 2 65 6.0k 4 p29 2.5k 2 60 28 3 70 15k 4 30
SPDR
Close 97.51 Dec c29 2.7k 0 40 1.1k 1 10 50 1 40
p60 no tr 1.0k 0 17 4.7k 0 35 c30 2.7k 0 23 3 0 70 850 1 10
p70 1.9k 0 15 5.7k 0 77 2.2k 0 90 Starbcks
Close 11.53 Jan
p74 9.1k 0 22 2.4k 0 77 1.5k 1 10 p12 50 no tr no tr 3.3k 2 10
p75 2.4k 0 12 5.2k 1 10 578 1 60 sTKbwRB
Close 31.31 Dec
p76 1.4k 0 14 4.9k 0 90 579 1 32 p30 3.1k 1 65 1.0k 3 20 4.7k 4
p78 931 0 23 8.5k 1 55 280 1 55 StlDynam
Close 9.51 Feb
p80 16k 0 37 10k 1 80 1.6k 2 c10 324 1 25 1.4k 2 25 3.5k 2 65
p81 7.3k 0 40 1.2k 1 86 4.3k 2 06 SunMicro
Close 5.66 Jan
p82 4.0k 0 60 423 2 05 225 2 35 c6 3.9k 0 26 279 0 66 102 0 88
p85 10k 0 90 8.5k 2 65 1.3k 3 25 SuntechPw
Close 24.61 Dec
Nov
p25 4.2k 2 95 118 5 100 5 27

SunTrust
Close 41.75 Jan
p25 3.3k 0 15 no tr 38 3 50
p40 7.9k 3 634 8 1810 50
c50 4.0k 1 55 100 5 51 108 8
TaiwSemi
Close 8.19 Jan
c7 50 no tr 13k 1 no tr
Target
Close 41.30 Jan
p37 50 6.6k 1 35 1.4k 3 55 no tr
p40 3.3k 2 31 1.2k 4 37 1.2k 4 90
c42 50 2.9k 2 18 225 4 35 857 5 50
p50 126 8 45 25210 90 3.7k11 10
c50 4.1k 0 59 429 2 09 1.1k 2 90
p55 2.2k13 95 73 16 9.1k14 45
c60
3 0 15 50 0 21 16k 1 30
TexasInst
Close 19.34 Jan
c20 3.1k 0 62 2.7k 1 60 310 1 90
TimeWarn
Close 10.78 Jan
c11 4.3k 0 70 1.1k 1 40 no tr
c12 50 no tr no tr 6.8k 0 90
c13 6.5k 0 10 1.2k 0 50 no tr
c17 50 no tr no tr 23k 0 10
TollBr
Close 20.25 Dec
c20 3.2k 1 60 109 2 99 139 2 95
c22 50 3.9k 0 65 31 2 67 2 35
Transmta
Close 15.84 Feb
p12 50 no tr no tr 3.0k 1
UnTech
Close 49.68 Feb
p45 5.0k 1 30 326 1 95 18 3 70
UPS B
Close 57.90 Jan
c65 8.0k 0 35 562 1 50 852 2 95
US OilFd
Close 72.26 Jan
p65 284 0 60 17k 2 85 85 5 09
p75 3.0k 4 50 84 7 50 9 9 40
c92
5 0 12 7.7k 1 05 no tr
c95 17 0 10 5.1k 0 80 362 2 20
USSteel
Close 53.37 Jan
p45 2.9k 2 10 416 5 30 245 7 50
c50 2.8k 6 40 1.4k11 91 18113 30
c60 2.8k 2 2.5k 5 90 14111 72
p125 3.6k 72 no tr 1 75
p130 4.4k 77 no tr 1175 20
Utdhlth
Close 19.20 Dec
p20 655 0 92 806 2 40 3.3k 2 95
Verizon o
Close 27.73 Jan
p35 35 6 60 no tr 8.0k 7 75
c35 605 0 05 97 0 37 7.6k 0 75
Visa
Close 52.63 Dec
c55 3.0k 2 05 288 5 10 114 5 90
c60 8.3k 0 70 326 3 11 2.3k 4 20
Wachovia
Close 5.06 Jan
p2 50 7.2k 0 05 50 0 15 898 0 30
p5 5.1k 0 40 1.1k 0 91 321 1 25
c5 9.2k 0 65 686 1 10 278 1 60
c7 50 10k 0 10 1.4k 0 35 370 0 70
c47 50 22k 0 35 no tr 1 0 05
WalMart
Close 54.55 Dec
c55 4.8k 2 05 433 4 05 13 4 90
p55 6.3k 2 01 1.5k 3 75 175 3 95
c57 50 4.1k 0 95 448 2 50 284 3 50
c60 2.9k 0 40 1.1k 1 61 947 2
c62 50 2.5k 0 17 5.1k 0 95 141 1 58
WasteMgmt
Close 28.96 Jan
c40
3 0 15 no tr 5.0k 0 27
WeathInt
Close 16.62 Feb
c15 6.0k 2 60 39 3 60 12 4 70
WellsFrgo
Close 31.90 Jan
p20 8.6k 0 20 682 0 85 1.2k 1 75
p22 50 2.8k 0 40 131 1 20 349 2 20
p25 5.7k 0 75 820 1 65 977 3
p27 50 8.0k 1 35 no tr 524 0 25
p29 3.5k 1 60 no tr 3 4 10
p30 13k 2 344 3 40 431 4 40
p32 50 4.6k 3 21 no tr 237 6
c35 11k 1 20 1.8k 2 95 352 3 80
WllsFrgo
Close 31.90 Jan
c37 50 9.1k 0 65 no tr 124 3 10
Xerox
Close 8.15 Jan
p12 50 no tr no tr 5.1k 4 30
Yahoo
Close 13.76 Jan
c22 50 687 0 08 no tr 6.3k 0 65
Yamana
Close 7.51 Jan
c9 3.4k 0 20 1.2k 0 80 409 1 42
YRC Wwde
Close 6.32 Jan
p5 1.1k 0 40 2.2k 1 8.5k 1 35
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
98.60 Rambus
740 11 10 cJan10
66.10 RylCarb
6.8k 6
Total
Put
Vol.
0
204
90
10
4
16
0
0
40
5
20
0
0
1
0
c35
2 04
c36
p36
c37
p37
725 2 10 Qualcom
41.07
731 4 66 cJan10 50 4.6k 5 35
64.74 pJan10 50 2.2k 13 35
1.0k 22 QuantaSv
18.71
1.0k 31 08 pMar09 20 3.5k 1 40
1.1k 2 20
2.0k 0 80
Total
Call
Vol.
841,729 2,639,311 5,541,048 Air Idx

165,021 797,627 728,387 EurOEX st
64,288 257,679 284,841 AM BioT
17,257 160,746 195,482 Bnk Idx q
48,131 124,614 99,313 MidCap
5,527 42,670 87,413 JpnIdx
2,680 21,260 20,937 Am BioT
691 18,575
7,233 SP Euro
211 11,060 11,462 MS CYC
897
1,437
2,593 Rus1000
210
1,104
296 PhrmIdx
50
0
2,657 UtlIdx
303
395
259 EuroTop
234
131
310 Oil Svc q
244
0
410 GoldSilv q
Nov
c110 1.8k 5 75 3.2k10 91 3720 75

c115 3.3k 3 95 53910 30 1011 15
p20 10k 0 21 4.4k 1 15 5.0k 1 30 p120 57915 15 2.9k20 39 1024 80
c22 50 no tr no tr 3.1k 3 13 Omncre
Close 26.11 Dec
p22 50 no tr no tr 2.8k 2 35 c30 no tr 2.7k 1 05 no tr
c27 50 no tr no tr 14k 0 89 Oracle
Close 16.88 Dec
c29 no tr 2.7k 0 22 1.7k 0 53 p16 no tr 5.0k 1 30 231 1 65
Microsft fr
Close 23.01 Jan p18 355 1 20 10k 1 75 no tr
p22 no tr 3.3k 1 67 no tr c18 1.0k 0 65 10k 1 20 1.5k 1 60
p23 7.3k 0 89 3.2k 2 06 no tr PeabdyE
Close 31.94 Dec
c23 5.8k 0 97 2.1k 2 20 1 0 70 c40 3.1k 0 75 292 3 40 340 4 10
c24 13k 0 50 2.4k 1 59 no tr Petrobrs
Close 29.78 Jan
p24 5.6k 1 45 3.3k 2 49 no tr p35 214 6 3.2k 7 50 13 9 30
p25 5.7k 2 12 2.2k 2 58 1.1k 3 55 c37 50 3.1k 0 90 no tr 20 2 86
c25 20k 0 21 5.3k 1 20 1.9k 1 74 Pfizer
Close 17.13 Dec
14
85
42
c26 13k 0 790 0 219 1 c20 7.8k 0 08 4.7k 0 28 1.5k 0 45
c27 4.0k 0 07 4.3k 0 55 no tr
PhilMorr
Close 43.05 Dec
Mirant
Close 13.47 Dec
c50 3.2k 0 35 535 1 45 347 2 30
c15 4.3k 0 62 114 1 25 55 1 75
PMC Srra
Close 5.78 Feb
MktVGold
Close 31.26 Dec 50
10
15
c30 4.2k 2 95 577 4 50 86 5 c7 790 0 3.0k 0 no tr
Close 98.60 Dec
c34 5.0k 0 95 61 2 50 7 3 Potash
10 40212 80 128 15
p90
2.9k
5
MktVRus
Close 18.49 Feb
10 58315 40 10916 50
p95
2.9k
7
57
17
60
p25
5 6 5 7 13k 8
70
10
80
Monsnto
Close 81.44 Jan c100 6.2k 8 30 1.0k17 17619 17
p70 6.3k 1 70 466 4 80 77 6 90 c110 2.2k 5 80 11k 1380 2515 60
c75 4.1k 10 11614 20 1014 60 c120 5.0k 2 426 9 23 13911 01
p75 3.2k 2 90 97 6 20 48 8 08 c125 6.3k 224 293 8 55 711 60
c85 2.7k 3 40 322 8 40 12114 40 c160 153 0 11k 2 343 4
Close 66.10 Jan
c90 3.2k 2 20 331 6 50 142 9 60 ProctGam
05
75
Moodys
Close 27.00 Feb p50 13 0 no tr 4.4k 0
30
55
p30 36 2 90 5.2k 6 50 7210 80 p60 454 0 999 1 2.7k 1
95 963 2 50 34k 3 50
p65
2.2k
0
MorgStan
Close 16.80 Jan
70
40
p5 3.2k 0 15 664 0 80 127 1 15 p70 52 2 5.1k 4 706 5 40
p10 3.3k 0 80 900 2 20 653 2 77 c70 1.4k 0 55 5.6k 1 60 5.2k 2 60
p12 50 2.7k 1 30 140 3 245 3 50 c75 139 0 10 315 0 55 5.9k 1 15
Close 34.55 Dec
p15 4.2k 2 25 903 3 90 318 4 60 Pros UltSP
p17 50 2.7k 3 40 467 4 80 2.6k 5 40 c40 2.9k 1 50 998 3 50 86 4 90
Close 10.75 Dec
p20 1.5k 4 40 279 6 20 2.8k 6 60 ProUltFin
95
c10
3.4k
1
450
3 10 1.2k 3 50
c20 4.5k 1 35 583 3 646 3 70
p21 2.8k 5 10 5 6 50 50 7 10 p10 3.0k 0 90 358 1 85 336 1 95
c22 50 3.4k 0 85 no tr 337 2 65 c12 4.0k 1 1.1k 2 20 no tr
c25 4.4k 0 44 742 1 35 376 1 82 c13 5.1k 0 80 2.8k 1 80 234 3
p25 2.0k 8 40 36 8 30 15k 9 60 c14 19k 0 50 2.8k 1 65 416 2 70
p28 6311 20 10011 60 10k12 20 c15 8.3k 0 40 1.0k 1 20 262 1 65
Mosaic
Close 35.75 Dec c16 4.5k 0 45 339 1 30 83 1 75
c35 3.3k 4 761 6 81 51 8 71 c20 3.0k 0 10 632 0 60 159 0 85
c40 4.7k 2 20 633 5 251 5 90 PrS UlShQQQ Close 77.00 Jan
c45 6.4k 0 95 10k 3 50 222 4 20 p75 3.0k 7 10713 60 1115 50
Close 33.73 Jan
c50 3.3k 0 41 223 2 20 163 4 30 PS Gold
1 0 30 5 1 55 15k 1 95
c60 246 0 15 10k 1 10 43 2 c35
Mylan
Close 7.73 Jan PS UlSDw30 o Close 83.70 Jan
c10 127 0 10 7.0k 0 95 15 1 30 c68 5.6k12 90 no tr no tr
c12 50 31 0 05 5.0k 0 40 2 0 87 PSh QQQ fr Close 32.39 Dec
Nabors
Close 17.58 Dec c38 10k 0 15 17k 0 69 531 1 25
c17 50 872 2 10 5.0k 3 10 1.0k 3 11 p38 6.3k 5 76 14k 6 10 15 5 85
NCity
Close 2.23 Jan c39 31k 0 11 7.1k 0 52 no tr
c3 7.0k 0 25 1.0k 0 55 no tr p39 4.2k 5 79 8.6k 6 60 2 6 80
p5
87 2 80 no tr 5.9k 3 29 c40 3.8k 0 06 10k 0 37 20 0 65
NetApp
Close 13.25 Dec c41 7.7k 0 03 815 0 29 31 0 51
p12 50 3.1k 0 50 1.7k 1 20 no tr p42 73k 9 62 119 8 77 33 8 60
c12 50 122 1 25 2.7k 1 90 no tr c42 8.1k 0 03 1.3k 0 19 no tr
NippnTT
Close 22.26 Dec p43 4.4k10 28 4.4k10 10 510 58
c25 no tr no tr 3.9k 1 c43 5.2k 0 01 1.0k 0 14 no tr
NokiaCp
Close 16.61 Jan p44 4.3k10 15 2810 81 111 31
p17 4.9k 1 05 2 1 90 no tr c44 6.9k 0 01 5.6k 0 08 10 0 22
c17 8.8k 1 11k 1 50 no tr c45 3.1k 0 01 128 0 09 10 0 16
c18 3.7k 0 57 1.1k 1 10 no tr PulteHms
Close 11.88 Jan
c19 15k 0 35 11 0 75 96 1 45 c15 282 0 25 126 1 05 3.9k 1 80
c20 61 0 25 10k 0 50 308 1 05 PwNasd100
Close 32.39 Dec
15
30
95
c21 5.2k 0 3 0 258 0 p25 2.8k 0 08 3.7k 0 56 1.5k 0 62
c23 10k 0 05 no tr no tr p26 1.5k 0 15 6.8k 0 61 17 0 70
Nordstrm
Close 21.57 Jan p27 5.2k 0 26 3.1k 0 88 3.9k 0 83
p30 163 7 80 10 10 2.8k 10 p28 10k 0 39 3.8k 1 10 21k 1 27
c40
2 0 05 no tr 12k 0 50 p29 52k 0 54 6.0k 1 37 421 1 48
Nvidia
Close 7.39 Jan c30 3.2k 3 26 1.0k 4 40 117 5 40
p7 50 3.6k 0 50 5.1k 1 15 22 1 75 p30 37k 0 79 18k 1 66 2.3k 1 82
NwmtMn
Close 37.33 Dec c31 7.4k 2 53 2.3k 3 80 257 4 59
c45 3.0k 0 39 351 1 76 327 2 42 p31 39k 1 07 8.3k 2 04 700 2 23
OcciP
Close 54.55 Feb p32
112k 1 46 38k 2 45 701
c60 634 2 50 5.9k 5 10 1 8 2 27
OffcDep
Close 3.67 Jan c32 26k 1 92 5.9k 2 99 380 3 50
p5 190 1 50 41 1 75 5.1k 1 95 p33 58k 1 92 34k 2 91 1.0k 3 12
OilSvcHT
Close 106.50 Jan c33 54k 1 38 14k 2 40 24 3 30
p80 9.7k 1 07 436 2 80 675 4 79 p34 25k 2 54 13k 3 35 12k 3 75
p95 5.0k 3 40 141 6 84 108 8 70 c34
114k 0 93 58k 1 95 6.1k
p100 1.7k 5 10 3.1k 9 90 1.4k10 80 2 44
p105 5.8k 6 90 31610 22 156 13 p35 16k 3 21 5.3k 3 95 1.1k 4 30
Oct
pJan10 5 1.9k 3 40 pJan10 2 50 5.4k 1 65

17.01 pJan10 5 7.6k 3 75
pJan10 17 50 1.1k 3 55 cJan10 5 1.8k 1 15
Elan
9.65 pJan10 7 50 834 6
pJan10 15 2.2k 7 80 cJan10 7 50 1.5k 0 91
pJan11 15 2.2k 8 40 GenElec
20.65
EMC
10.57 pJan10 10 2.2k 1 30
cJan10 15 1.0k 1 28 pJan10 12 50 1.0k 1 93
pJan10 15 5.2k 5 35 pJan10 15 829 2 75
ETrade
2.50 pJan10 20 23k 5 15
pJan10 2 50 707 1 10 pJan10 25 2.7k 7 75
ExpScrip
58.98 cJan10 25 5.6k 3
pJan10 50 1.1k 6 80 cJan10 30 2.7k 1 79
Exxon
77.00 pJan10 35 2.2k 15
cJan10 90 1.1k 7 20 cJan10 40 875 0 60
ConocPhil
Optn
Price
46.00
35.60
40.00
30.00
14.50
92.00
90.00
16.00
77.00
58.20
31.00
84.00
10.00
26.70
46.00
65.00
62.00
40.00
82.00
27.00
Indexes
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
CVRD
Index
Price
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
984.94
Nov
.... .... .... .... 4.0k 79

174 38 06 8 70 2.6k 78
181 44 10 1.2k67 10 2.6k 78
15 44 .... ....4.4k 79
66 26 80 .... ....4.4k 79
129 37 50 1.0k 68 10k75 50
993 51 1.0k 85 9.1k 77
2.1k 61 1.3k 73 4.8k 79
2.8k 28 911 66 4.7k75 50
1.5k 65 191 93 .... ....
883 18 70 .... .... .... ....
33k 16 16k 40 16k 62
25k 58 20 36k 90 38k 92
2.4k 18 60 8344 70 459 55
1.9k 15 60 540 70 .... ....
10k 75 2.5k 101 50 6.6k
Nov
c12 50 11 0 05 79 0 35 12k 0 70
BurlNo
Close 81.44 Jan
p75 3.7k 1 15 451 4 71 108 6 80
p80 3.8k 2 86 3.5k 6 10 107 8 07
CapOne
Close 35.79 Dec
p35 2.8k 3 126 4 74 480 6 40
c40 2.7k 2 10 225 5 39 104 6 60
Carnvl
Close 29.59 Jan
p17 50 no tr no tr 3.5k 0 50
p30 2.7k 1 80 19 3 20 817 4
Caterp
Close 47.65 Feb
p45 796 1 94 5.4k 3 75 201 5 65
p55 169 7 55 5.0k10 21 16110 75
Centex
Close 11.85 Jan
ChesEng
Close 22.41 Jan
c20 3.8k 3 80 336 5 80 127 6 20
p20 3.7k 1 20 963 2 40 307 3 70
c25 7.3k 1 35 1.0k 2 90 427 4
c27 50 1.0k 0 95 3.3k 2 02 158 3 20
c40 507 0 10 223 0 45 2.8k 0 95
CIGNA
Close 27.65 Jan
p25 3.0k 1 50 3 2 50 no tr
p30 3.9k 3 20 515 5 5 5 50
Cisco
Close 18.34 Jan
p17 50 11k 0 58 no tr 3.0k 1 75
c21 1.8k 0 17 4.6k 0 88 no tr
c25 no tr 1.1k 0 18 3.7k 0 41
c27 50 no tr no tr 27k 0 21
Cisco fr
Close 18.34 Jan
p18 8.7k 0 70 2.1k 1 60 no tr
c19 7.2k 0 68 3.6k 1 75 no tr
03
p19 3.7k 1 5.1k 2 05 no tr
p20 4.1k 1 43 no tr 5.0k 2 89
c20 5.4k 0 42 2.5k 1 22 2.1k 1 60
Citigrp
Close 14.40 Dec
p7 50 4.8k 0 12 559 0 42 619 0 52
p10 9.0k 0 38 4.3k 0 95 2.7k 1 04
50
02
p12 19k 1 3.9k 1 75 6.8k 1 74
Citigrp fr
Close 14.40 Dec
p15 15k 2 15 7.3k 2 90 3.7k 3 10
c15 10k 1 57 3.1k 2 28 1.2k 2 53
c17 50 14k 0 74 3.9k 1 32 4.7k 1 60
p17 50 7.6k 3 76 763 4 25 10k 4 45
p20 no tr no tr 59k 6 45
c20 24k 0 33 16k 0 85 5.8k 0 95
c22 50 11k 0 13 no tr 5.0k 0 52
c25 3.1k 0 08 1.9k 0 29 1.8k 0 34
CntwdFn
Close 00.00 Jan
CocaCola
Close 47.41 Feb
c52 50 2.8k 0 30 2.0k 0 90 470 2 25
c55 2.7k 0 15 2.2k 0 50 176 1 50
ColgPl
Close 67.86 Feb
p70 3.6k 2 50 278 5 40 no tr
c75 294 0 30 4.1k 1 60 78 3 40
ComcastA
Close 16.99 Jan
p17 50 100 1 30 50 1 80 3.4k 2 30
c20 9.7k 0 15 no tr 4.7k 1 20
ConocPhil
Close 62.03 Feb
p50 3.2k 0 58 1.8k 2 83 no tr
c85 357 0 05 3.0k 0 80 61 2 50
22.41 pJan10 15 1.7k 4 60

pJan10 25 4.6k 9 cJan10 15 964 4 70
pJan10 30 1.2k 12 40 pJan10 17 50 12k 6 55
Altria
18.10
Chevron
73.10 cJan10 17 50 751 3 45
cJan10 20 914 1 77
pJan10 70 1.0k 11 60 cJan10 20 3.0k 2 63
AMD
4.05
cJan10 75 789 12 40 pJan10 20 7.9k 8 15
pJan10 2 50 3.2k 1
pJan10 75 796 14 90 pJan10 25 2.8k 12 30
ApldMat
12.47
Cisco
18.34 cJan10 25 1.7k 1 75
pJan10 12 50 2.0k 2 60
35.71 pJan10 10 2.0k 0 75 cJan10 27 50 688 1 45
Apple
89.79 BarrickG
cJan10 330 951 0 46 pJan10 45 791 16 70 pJan10 15 2.0k 2 pJan10 30 9.6k 16 35
50 2.1k 2 99 cJan10 30 911 1 18
pJan10
17
BeazrHm
4.71
ArchDan
17.03
cJan10 40 1.3k 0 70 pJan10 5 2.0k 2 65 pJan10 20 1.1k 4 30 cJan10 35 727 0 75
47.70 cJan10 20 891 3 60 cJan10 40 1.4k 0 50
AT&T
24.73 Boeing
33.26
cJan10 30 3.2k 2 10 pJan10 30 1.0k 2 52 pJan10 25 5.4k 7 30 ClevClif
cJan10 25 7.9k 1 73 pJan10 35 1.6k 14 57
AthroGen
0.13 pJan10 35 1.0k 4
18.94 pJan10 27 50 778 9 31 pJan10 40 1.6k 18 43
pJan09 2 50 3.6k 2 41 BrMySq
pJan09 5 1.1k 4 89 pJan10 20 845 4 10 cJan10 30 1.8k 0 82 cJan10 65 1.6k 3 56
29.59 Citigrp
14.40 cJan10 110 1.6k 2
BankAm
22.10 Carnival
41.76
pJan10 2 50 1.2k 0 20 pJan10 22 50 2.5k 4 10 pJan10 10 3.5k 2 23 Comcast o
cJan10 25 912 5 25 pJan10 25 1.0k 5 20 cJan10 10 1.0k 7 60 cJan09 20 8.0k 1
Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price
Oct
p1005
c1010
p1010
p1015
c1015
c1020
p1020
p1025
c1025
p1040
c1045
c1050
p1050
c1060
c1070
p1075
105
c1075
c1080
p1080
....
c1090
p1090
....
p1095
124 25
c1100
p1100
2.1k
c1105
p1105
3
p1110
138 04
c1110
p1115
580
p1120
....
p1125
6.7k
c1125
c1130
c1135
c1140
p1140
1.7k
p1150
535
c1150
c1155
c1160
p1160
1
p1170
120
c1175
p1175
860
c1185
p1190
....
c1200
p1200
444
c1205
c1220
p1220
....
p1225
5.2k
c1225
p1230
....
c1230
c1235
c1250
p1250
1.2k
c1260
c1275
c1280
p1300
983
8.92
22 50 1.3k 1 30
15.29
pJan10 15 2.0k 5 10
Schlmb
66.14
pJan10 50 6.0k 8 10
SiriusXM
0.46
cJan10 2 50 900 0 14
SP Engy
52.86
pJan10 40 1.3k 4 05
pJan10 45 1.1k 5 75
pJan10 60 803 14 40
cJan10 65 960 5 10
cJan10 70 777 3 85
cJan10 85 950 1 37
cJan10 90 817 1 23
SP Fncl
pJan10
cJan10
cJan10
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RELEVANT FACTS,
RULES & SKILLS
THE BIG PICTURE
NYSE + Nasdaq Stocks On The Move
Stocks End Seesaw Session With Losses,

As Rate Cuts Fail To Inspire The Market
Stocks with high volume vs. 50-day avg., reflecting heavy institutional action. 80 EPS & 80 RS or better are boldfaced.
BY JONAH KERI
Stocks bobbed and weaved before

turning lower Wednesday, as investors looked past a spate of emergency interest-rate cuts around the
world.
The Dow slid 2%, the NYSE composite 1.3%, the S&P 500 1.1%. The
Nasdaq sank 0.8%.
Volume soared across the board,
surpassing both Tuesdays levels
and the feverish totals seen during
Mondays sell-off. Trading rose
28% on the NYSE and 27% on the
Nasdaq.
Wednesdays losses made it six
straight down days for the major
market indexes.
In the past eight sessions alone,
the Nasdaq has plunged more than
20%. The NYSE indexes have recorded similarly huge declines.
The Federal Reserve joined other
central banks in trying to stop the
bleeding in global stock markets by
slashing interest rates.
The Fed cut its key fed funds rate
by 50 basis points, to 1.5%. It also
chopped the discount rate used
to determine lending rates for
banks by half a percentage point.
But Wall Street sloughed off the
move, part of a topsy-turvy day.
Stocks gapped down at the opening
bell, focusing on an ugly earnings report from AlcoaAA and broader economic problems, rather than the
surprise interest-rate cuts.
The broad indexes jumped back
into the black later, only to dip back
into the red soon after that.
An early afternoon rally looked
like it would help the market snap
its five-day losing streak. But a
nasty reversal in the sessions final
minutes produced another round
of losses.
The rate cuts marked the latest
step taken by U.S. and foreign governments to loosen up the global
Wednesdays action:
Stocks seesaw to more losses
as investors overlook global
interest-rate cuts
Current outlook:
Market in correction
Leaders up in volume:
Rock-TennRKT Dollar TreeDLTR
FTI ConsultingFCN
United TherapeuticsUTHR
Leaders down in volume:
GenzymeGENZ
CovanceCVD
McDonaldsMCD ImmucorBLUD
StericycleSRCL
SPTN
Spartan Stores
Global PaymentsGPN
DRS TechnologiesDRS
Psychiatric SolutionsPSYS
creditcrunch, revive sagging economies and jump-start equity markets.

On Monday, the Fed said it will
make $300 billion in short-term
loans available to banks, part of a
broader effort that could total up to
$900 billion.
That doesnt even include the
$700 billion bank rescue plan
signed into law on Friday, one that
will allow the Treasury to buy bad
debt from institutions.
Even after all those moves, investor sentiment remains extremely
bearish. The weekly Investors Intelligence survey of newsletter writers showed 53% ofrespondents feeling bearish about the market. That
was the highest level of bearish results since 1994. Only 25.3% counted themselves as bulls.
That result dovetails with other
sentiment indicators recent results. The put-call ratio spiked
above 1.30 Monday, the highest
reading since March. The S&P 100
volatility index has hit its highest
point since 1987.
When investor sentiment reaches
extreme levels one way or another,
it can indicate a possible shift in the

market.
With that said, dont try to get
ahead of yourself and guess which
way the market will go from here.
The major indexes remain in a
harsh correction. Leading stocks
have fallen apart, with most of them
well off their highs from earlier this
year. Just 4% of all NYSE-traded
stocks currently dwell above their
200-day moving averages.
On the plus side, the credit markets showed a few signs of thawing.
The run on Treasury notes has also
eased up a bit. The benchmark
10-year note saw its yield bounce to
3.66%, up from 3.49% Tuesday.
Alcoa got the market started on
the wrong foot, thanks to a weak
earnings report late Tuesday. The
aluminum producer missed quarterly estimates. Alcoa also suspended its stock buyback program. That
sent its stock plummeting 13% on
Wednesday.
Bank of AmericaBAC notched a
second straight day of big losses.
LateMonday, the company reported quarterly profit that also missed
views, while also slashing its dividend. BofA said it also plans to raise
$10 billion through a stock sale as a
way to cover its stack of bad loans.
The stock fell 7% Wednesday, after
tumbling 26% Tuesday.
Elsewhere, discount retailers
such as Wal-Mart StoresWMT and
CostcoCOST reported upticks in September same-store sales, as hardhit consumers sought discount
goods. Department-store chain and
luxury retailers had some of the
worst same-store results.
Meanwhile, precious metals continued to hold appeal as a safe
haven. December gold rose $30.90
to settle at $912.90 an ounce.
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40.14
55.87
55.54
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50.63
88.79
52.53
33.19
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63.89
62.20
56.94
118.5
92.87
69.15
120.9
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44.85
55.55
53.91
93.12
47.41
52.83
59.57
111.7
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65.36
58.51
54.58
56.69
38.87
62.15
81.98
59.23
104.8
76.75
45.61
43.24
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33.54 1.17 1,622 +192 62 73 63 D
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65.26 1.74 8,549 +167 99 99 91 C
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45.30 2.81 1,423 +160 73 97 35 E
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67.86 3.79 8,458 +155 98 82 78 C+
29.96 8.05 12,746 +152 52 61 50 C+
32.72 1.87 13,508 +150 47 94 11 D
50.75 2.03 554 +149 34 29 45 C
21.14 0.53 1,983 +148 82 76 72 D
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56.28
24.60
42.75
77.39
26.00
79.69
33.83
117.8
43.40
44.98
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Celgene o
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AxsysTech
AXYS 54.55 +4.00 220 +48
ECOL 23.75 +0.93 278 +44
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UTHR 96.76 +3.22 1,005 +44
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65.92
37.65
35.00
52.59
47.74
75.19
77.34
46.40
58.55
49.34
317.0
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32.42
64.68
46.23
39.50
80.39
28.21
76.93
78.92
34.24
53.24
43.15
39.96
42.00
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26.00
47.78
47.83
84.80
81.11
75.23
49.00
45.11
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GIFI
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SYNT
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NII Hldg o
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HughCom
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AMWD
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ALOG
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BLUD
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RCII
RentACtr o
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TTES
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FUJI
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37.68
22.44
16.50
21.55
19.53
24.34
43.19
27.73
45.37
33.02
127.4
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46.58
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21.89
66.20
19.48
42.08
29.46
18.34
37.74
18.95
26.14
30.27
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InternetECommerce
PollutnCntrlEqp
InternetIsp
BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv
RetailMailOrder&Di
MchnryGenIndstrl
BanksMoneyCntr
ComptrSftwrScrity
InsrnceAcc&Heal
OfficeSuppliesMfg
TelecomWirlssSvcs
ComptrManufctrs
BvragesSftDrinks
CompterSftwrDsgn
IntrnetNtwrkSltns
HoushldCnsmerElc
MetalPrdsFstners
ElctriclEquipmnt
ComptrSftwrFincl
MediaBooks
FnancepblInvFdbnd
FoodMeatProducts
TrnsprttionEqpMfg
CmptrIntgrtdSyst
TrnsprttinAirlne
RetailCnsmrElec
Oil&GasIntlExplPr
MediaCble/StlliteTv
RealEstateOprtions
MetalOresGld/Silvr
Aerospace/Defense
ConsumerProdMisc
Rtail/Whlslecmp/Cll
TransportationSvcs
MetalProc&Fabrica
75
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79
84
77
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75
86
78
77
88
74
72
80
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77
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69
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66
78
73
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60
85
73
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58
61
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81
72
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73
75
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75
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77
77
63
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70
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57
54
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66
46
74
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65
79
62
24.5 2.6
30.6 2.3
26.2 1.2
18.0 2.5
36.0 +0.7
+4.83.3
25.3 0.9
29.8 0.1
29.3 1.4
44.1 2.5
27.0 1.5
0.80.3
30.7 1.3
35.0 +0.2
38.8 0.6
27.4 3.4
32.7 2.5
4.2+1.3
19.9 4.1
29.2 5.0
21.7 0.7
44.3 3.0
46.0 4.4
25.4 +2.2
32.9 4.2
48.6 1.8
44.3 1.1
18.3 4.6
32.0 1.4
44.4 2.7
26.6 3.9
41.1 +2.3
26.3 2.6
39.0 2.1
38.5 0.5
35.9 1.7
31.3 +0.6
37.1 1.2
41.8 +0.4
37.0 +0.2
38.8 2.3
45.5 2.3
46.9 +0.1
34.6 2.5
32.0 +2.6
44.6 0.9
47.4 1.7
29.8 1.6
43.5 2.0
37.5 0.7
40.7 0.5
29.1 5.2
32.5 0.0
32.1 0.3
34.5 1.1
52.1 2.6
43.4 2.1
40.2 2.5
36.7 2.2
27.9 2.2
33.2 +14
31.9 2.1
43.2 5.3
38.0 2.6
20.8 1.5
44.5 2.2
133 174 155 23

134 100 141 177
135 122 123 99
136 77 64 66
137 139 158 13
138 120 103 6
139 111 115 152
140 137 176 178
141 101 63 94
142 128 69 121
143 75 27 37
144 127 88 131
145 131 159 150
146 97 90 172
147 35 20 10
148 69 76 96
149 175 189 166
150 121 83 100
151 99 146 141
152 140 124 165
153 153 167 167
154 172 170 32
155 106 117 20
156 165 168 169
157 169 174 128
158 171 177 151
159 170 164 55
160 154 36 144
161 117 97 61
162 164 116 51
163 110 44 130
164 176 186 147
165 145 145 186
166 185 191 132
167 84 51 25
168 152 163 164
169 180 173 111
170 179 160 109
171 50 42 4
172 150 138 95
173 156 111 113
174 194 187 57
175 159 181 191
176 182 185 60
177 196 197 187
178 181 169 120
179 193 194 197
180 177 171 127
181 63 41 84
182 58 80 105
183 178 144 8
184 136 142 17
185 160 85 9
186 183 184 50
187 184 172 34
188 192 192 192
189 186 152 7
190 195 180 70
191 191 190 81
192 173 175 196
193 78 96 2
194 187 107 3
195 189 193 146
196 190 183 5
197 197 196 193
Subgroup%Chg Daily
Comp. Since %
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg
TelecomSrvcsFrgn
BldgCment/Cncrt
ElecSemicndctrEqp
MedcalHospitals
AgriculturalOprtions
Oil&GasUSRoyalty
ElecPrtsDistribtrs
RetailDprtmntStrs
Aerospce/DfnseEqp
ComptrSftwrDsktp
MchnryMtlHdlg
CommlSvcsLeasing
LeisureServices
TelcomFibrOptcs
EnergyOther
ElecCmpnent/Cntr
RealEstateDevlpmt
ElecMiscProducts
ChemicalsPlastics
ComptrDataStrge
CommlSvcsPrntng
Oil&GasIntlIntegra
ChemicalsBasic
OfficeEqp&Autom
ComlSvcsAdvrtsng
MediaDiversified
Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip
ElecContractMfg
CmptrSftwrEdu
MediaPeriodicals
MachnryTools&Re
InsrnceDivrsified
Trucks&PartsHvyD
AutoManufacturers
Oil&GasFieldServic
LeisureHotels&Mot
FinancPblInvFdeqt
Auto/TrckOrgnlEqp
Oil&GasUSExplPro
MetalPrdsDistribtr
TransportationShip
FincPblInvFdFn
LeisreGamng/Equip
BanksForeign
MediaNewspapers
Oil&GasRfing/Mkt
LeisrePhtoEqp/Rel
HousehldHousewrs
Oil&GasMchnry/Eq
BldgHeavyConstr
MchinryCnstr/Mng
Oil&GascdnExplPro
Oil&GasDrilling
Auto/TrckTirs&M
Oil&GasCdnIntgrt
TextileMill/Hsehold
MachineryFarm
FoodFlour&Grain
Oil&GasUSIntgrt
FnancMrtg&RelSvc
ChemicalsFertilizers
SteelProducers
SteelSpcltyAlloys
MetalOres
MiningGems
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75
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65
44
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47
68
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60
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61
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0 0 0 0 S&PMidcap400Ind
0 0 0 0 S&P500Index
40.2 3.8
37.7 +1.0
48.3 0.8
28.3 1.6
32.8 +1.2
18.8 3.6
34.6 1.5
41.9 3.1
43.5 4.5
36.8 +2.0
32.0 2.3
33.8 2.0
50.9 2.8
52.0 2.5
47.7 0.7
36.8 3.1
42.2 2.0
46.5 4.3
39.7 5.4
45.1 3.1
47.2 3.3
43.2 0.0
30.2 +1.2
34.7 4.2
45.2 2.3
45.3 4.2
45.7 2.0
37.1 2.2
40.4 2.8
39.7 7.7
37.3 0.7
51.1 6.2
52.4 0.9
36.9 3.2
40.5 1.8
49.3 4.0
46.4 5.4
49.4 2.0
35.6 0.7
41.6 0.8
47.0 4.1
48.8 3.7
63.5 1.1
48.9 5.2
53.0 +2.7
58.0 4.6
54.3 2.0
42.0 3.9
46.8 1.4
48.8 0.9
44.1 2.1
34.2 4.2
41.4 1.4
42.7 +3.9
44.3 1.7
57.5 3.5
47.1 1.3
43.9 0.5
51.1 0.5
76.5 6.3
51.3 +5.8
55.0 1.8
69.6 +0.6
53.7 2.1
68.5 7.7
.. 31.1 1.2
.. 32.9 1.1
Groups Highest % Of Top 10 Fidelity Industry Market Indexes list sorted by % gain in last 3 months. (: on left, top 4
indexes since Jan. 1 on right, top 4 indexes yesterday.)
Stocks At New High Funds Since Jan. 1
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Todays general market highlights:

The weekly Investors Intelligence survey
of newsletter writers showed 53% of respondents feeling bearish about the market. That was the highest level of bearish
results since 1994. Only 25.3% counted
themselves as bulls.
Since
Jan 1
30.41%
20.15%
23.19%
17.03%
23.72%
25.13%
29.60%
30.21%
28.65%
14.62%
41.29%
31.21%
32.92%
34.38%
35.26%
31.09%
33.04%
30.97%
25.58%
38.16%
49.26%
47.53%
48.91%
3 Month
% Change Index
:
:
:
2.86%
9.51%
11.33%
11.58%
13.10%
15.50%
15.92%
16.95%
17.65%
18.78%
18.99%
19.78%
20.87%
22.13%
24.67%
24.81%
26.18%
29.04%
29.55%
30.79%
32.65%
36.34%
38.82%
Bank Index
Medical/Healthcare
Defensive Index
Consumer Index
Senior Growth Index
S&P 600
U.S. Defense Index
Dow Jones Industrials
Russell 2000
Dow Jones Trans
N.Y.S.E. Finance
Value Line Index
S&P 500
Nasdaq OTC Comp
N.Y.S.E. Composite
S&P Midcap 400
HighTech Index
Dow Jones Utility
Gold Index
Amex Composite
Insurance Index
IBD New America Index
New Issues Index
Value
Yesterdays
Change % Change
502.28 + 3.04 +0.61%:

3635.64 27.34 0.75%
1007.99 28.68 2.77%
680.30 4.73 0.69%
429.43 4.91 1.13%
295.84 6.36 2.10%
651.49 14.91 2.24%
9258.10 189.01 2.00%
546.57 12.38 2.21%
3902.32 + 4.17 +0.11%:
4873.53 103.94 2.09%
1544.67 27.18 1.73%
984.94 11.29 1.13%
1740.33 14.55 0.83%
6306.35 82.03 1.28%
591.42 7.19 1.20%
321.52 9.37 2.83%
367.59 9.10 2.42%
79.00 +10.12 +14.70%:
1490.00 60.50 3.90%
352.05 28.60 7.51%
211.63 0.46 0.22%:
313.08 3.57 1.13%
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Even As Other With More Losses Holding Wads
Retailers Slump For Main Indexes Of Bad Assets
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IBD INDUSTRY THEMES
NYSE & NASDAQ
THE LONG-TERM INVESTOR
IBD STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
BY JOANNE VON ALROTH
BY KEN HOOVER
Stocks ended with losses Wednesday after a wild session. Coordinated rate cuts by the Fed and several
other central banks failed to give
stocks a sustainable lift.
At the bell, the Dow fell 2%, the
NYSE 1.3%, the S&P 500 1.1% and
the Nasdaq 0.8%. Volume swelled
on both exchanges.
IBMIBM tumbled 5.10 to 90.55 in
more than double its usual pace,
sending it to a 52-week low. The
company pre-announced its earnings after the close, and the stock
moved up in after-hours trading.
Former IBD 100 stock Badger
MeterBMI slid 4.83 to 32.57 in fast
trade. The stock last week sliced
below its 200-day moving average.
Eye-care products maker AlconACL
lost 2.59 to 147.17 in more than double volume.
Energy stocks dumped as crude
oil closed down 1.11 to 88.95 a barrel. Energy Conversion Devices
ENER
nosedived 6.27 to 37.38 in hefty
trade. The stock had already
slammed through its 200-day moving average on Tuesday.
On the upside, United TherapeuticsUTHR reversed an earlier loss and
bounced 3.22 to 96.76 inabove-average volume. The jump nudged the
biotech back above its 200-day line.
CelgeneCELG leapt as high as 59.99
before settling at 57.95, up 2.07.
Cowen upgraded the cancer therapy firm.
FTI ConsultingFCN also staged an
upside reversal. It lurched ahead
4.03 to 65.85 in double-paced trade.
Laser security systems maker
Axys TechnologiesAXYS shot up 4
to 54.55 in rapid trade, regaining its
200-day line, after announcing it
would double the size of its plant in
Nashua, N.H.
Its hard to imagine an industry

more out of favor right now than
banking.
But not every American bank is in
hot water. In fact, regional banks occupy top spots among the 197 industries tracked by IBD.
U.S. BancorpUSB is the parent of
U.S. Bank, the nations sixth-largest
bank. (It may move up a few notches when the dust settles from the financial crisis.) It sidestepped the
current mess by minimizing exposure to subprime loans.
U.S. Bancorp reported in early
2007, when the crisis was starting
to unfold, that it held only 2.8% of
its assets in subprime securities. It
chose quality over profits. Over
time it has paid off, though these are
still not the best of times for banks.
The company has recently said it
expects charge-offs to increase significantly. Its holdings of Fannie
MaeFMN and Freddie MacFRE should
cause a 3-cents-per-share hit on
third-quarter earnings.
The bank has $247 billion in assets, with 2,542 branches and 4,895
ATMs. It claims the largest U.S. network of in-store branches.
The companys EPS Stability Rating is a very stable 3. Its dividend
yield is slightly north of 5%.
For the latest quarter, earnings
were 53 cents per share, an 18% decrease from the year-ago period.
Revenue fell 4%. Revenue growth
has been slowing over the past several quarters.
The company has six straight
years of earnings growth. But analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters
see 2008 earnings of $2.20 a share, a
9% decline from the previous period. They see 2009 earnings of $2.38
a share, an 8% gain.
Pretax profit margin is running at
32.6%. Return on equity is a healthy
21.9%.
The discount and variety retail industry group was one of Wednesdays strongest, even as most retailers reported disappointing September sales.
The group, already ranked No. 1
out of 197 industries in Wednesdays issue, rose about 2% for the
day. Family Dollar StoresFDO led
the way, rising 1.02 to 24.38.
Family Dollar Stores beat expectations Friday when it reported a 46%
earnings gain for the August-ended
quarter. Consumers were armed
with their government stimulus
checks. Sales rose 8%.
None of the four U.S. companies in
the group have reported samestore sales for September.
Despite pressure on consumers,
the discount and variety group has
enjoyed modest success this year.
On Monday, JPMorgans securities arm upgraded Dollar TreeDLTR
to overweight from neutral, saying
sales trends and fundamentals are
solid at the company, which sells
most of its merchandise for $1.
Outside of warehouse clubs Costco WholesaleCOST and BJs Wholesale ClubBJ, Dollar Tree is the only
retailer we cover that is generating
positive traffic year-to-date average of 2.9%, analyst Charles Grom
wrote in a note to clients.
Costcoand BJs are in IBDs RetailMajor Discount Chains group,
which ranked No. 54 in Wednesdays IBD. That industry group has
more challenges.
Wal-Mart StoresWMT reported
solid September sales on Wednesday, in line with estimates. Costco
posted a 7% quarterly EPS gain.
TargetTGT reported a bigger-thanexpected drop and said it expects
problems with its credit card business to last through the rest of the
year as customers have trouble making payments.
SmartSelect Composite Rating

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P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol% P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
99 99 91 C 53.2 AmPubE n APEI
99 99 81 C 77.4 Celgene
CELG
99 98 91 B- 19.3 Ezcorp Cl A EZPW
99 98 81 D 11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI
99 98 72 B- 51.1 Herbalfe HLF
99 97 98 B 15.2 EmergBio EBS
99 97 89 B 22.6 Sykes Ent SYKE
99 97 87 D 40.9 PsycSol
PSYS
99 96 97 C 47.9 QualtySys QSII
99 96 96 C+ 66.9 Buckle
BKE
99 96 94 B- 11.8 PC-Tel
PCTI
99 96 90 C 26.0 NatusMed BABY
99 96 90 B- 24.6 Websns
WBSN
99 95 99 C+ 46.5 AlmstFam AFAM
99 95 98 B- 45.0 BffWldWg BWLD
99 95 93 D- 37.4 Aeropostl ARO
99 95 88 B 18.1 LumberL n LL
99 95 82 D+ 45.5 FLIR Systms FLIR
99 94 88 B+ 22.9 HlthSprg HS
99 93 99 A 39.3 LifePtnrs LPHI
99 93 96 B- 80.3 DRSTech DRS
99 93 95 B- 68.0 Amedisys AMED
99 91 87 D+178.6 Alcon
ACL
99 90 98 B- 79.7 AxsysTech AXYS
99 90 93 D- 44.8 IconPLC
ICLR
99 90 92 B- 39.0 Stanley
SXE
99 90 91 D 49.9 GloblPay GPN
99 90 90 C+ 25.1 HudsCB
HCBK
99 90 90 E 65.8 Varian Med VAR
99 89 98 B+ 18.4 EnsignGp n ENSG
99 88 94 B 28.9 NCIInc
NCIT
99 88 94 C 229.5 StrayrEd STRA
99 87 95 B- 43.1 Perrigo
PRGO
99 86 96 B- 27.7 SprtnStr
SPTN
99 85 98 B+ 15.5 EagleTest EGLT
99 85 95 C 16.2 NobelLrn NLCI
99 85 85 C+ 84.0 Genzyme GENZ
99 84 97 B+ 52.1 Laclede
LG
99 84 97 A 23.4 CollectBr PSS
99 84 96 B+ 53.3 WestwdHld WHG
99 84 95 A- 27.0 SouthsBc SBSI
99 84 94 B 80.0 FTI Cnslt FCN
99 84 93 B+ 31.9 Neogen
NEOG
99 84 82 D+ 61.6 DeVry
DV
99 83 98 A+ 41.7 JosABkCl JOSB
99 82 96 B 32.7 FlowrsFds FLO
99 82 92 B 27.2 Netease
NTES
99 80 96 B 39.8 Genoptix n GXDX
99 79 96 B+ 36.6 PinnclFnPt PNFP
99 76 97 B+ 32.9 DarwinP DR
37.74 -1.67 134

57.95 2.07 57
13.88 -1.17 6
7.58 0.12 9
33.91 -0.40 31
13.32 0.09 16
17.25 -0.78 58
34.51 -1.06 65
37.00 0.25 46
47.20 -0.01 14
8.57 -0.39 -9
19.83 0.87 54
18.41 1.20 70
34.24 -0.10 -11
34.65 0.85 17
27.26 0.70 24
10.26 0.13 -51
30.87 -0.41 49
16.55 -0.34 -54
33.72 -0.58 96
73.08 -1.24 268
49.35 1.18 -8
147.17 -2.59 140
54.55 4.00 48
34.20 -0.15 241
31.45 -0.95 -26
43.54 -0.94 73
16.05 -0.45 -19
48.72 -0.98 45
14.26 0.44 7
21.24 -0.81 -13
194.87 0.29 83
34.63 -0.62 31
24.77 -0.77 90
14.28 -0.80 1
14.98 -0.43 -89
68.98 -1.94 82
45.67 -0.96 63
15.56 0.48 -19
42.00 -1.85 62
20.91 -0.16 -40
65.85 4.03 133
25.58 -0.47 108
45.19 0.20 45
31.64 -1.14 -27
29.00 -0.22 65
19.88 0.58 -19
31.36 0.26 -10
25.70 0.65 -28
31.00 0.10 -2
99 75 98 B+ 29.7 Thoratec THOR 23.84 -0.03 15

99 73 99 A- 7.8 Questcor QCOR 6.92 0.00 61
99 71 97 B 31.4 LHCGroup LHCG 25.85 -1.16 42
99 71 95 B+ 24.5 Fst Lng Isld FLIC 21.24 -0.33 194
99 70 92 C+ 67.0 EdwdLfSci EW 53.51 -0.74 26
99 65 88 B+ 24.8 Cubist Phr CBST 19.07 -0.56 50
98 99 95 D- 120.9 Ebix
EBIX 74.99 -6.11 100
98 99 87 C 16.1 Netscout NTCT 9.60 1.68 130
98 99 84 D 20.4 Cybrsrce CYBS 13.43 -0.08 90
98 99 79 D+ 15.8 ComfrtSys FIX 11.29 -0.20 126
98 99 77 D+ 15.4 MainStC n MAIN 11.11 -0.73 158
98 98 74 D 14.2 TrianglCp TCAP 9.49 -0.51 330
98 98 70 D 92.2 NwOriEd EDU 55.00 -0.10 125
98 98 70 D- 45.1 Mindray
MR 30.05 0.43 22
98 98 58 C+ 57.2 Guess
GES 28.75 -0.04 -16
98 97 87 B- 48.9 CashAmer CSH 34.10 -0.16 1
98 97 77 C 52.0 KendleInt KNDL 35.74 -0.42 -10
98 97 73 C+ 85.5 Morngstr MORN 55.00 1.90 10
98 96 96 B- 22.9 Syniverse SVR 17.70 0.75 153
98 95 97 C+ 7.3 CmpTask CTGX 5.60 -0.46 -33
98 94 91 B 17.2 SklldHcre n SKH 13.39 0.30 0
98 93 96 C+117.8 UtdThrp
UTHR 96.76 3.22 44
98 93 78 C 44.8 GreenMtCf GMCR 32.12 -0.76 12
98 91 97 B+ 62.1 Mantech MANT 52.45 0.10 33
98 90 96 B 17.5 PetMed
PETS 13.82 0.20 34
98 90 87 D+ 29.5 Somanetics SMTS 19.18 0.48 57
98 90 84 C 91.5 Sohu.com SOHU 50.35 -1.95 76
98 90 83 C 249.4 Blackrck BLK 167.00 -4.25 -23
98 90 83 B+ 24.0 MedAsset n MDAS 15.69 -0.35 79
98 89 98 C 13.4 NV Chmls NCEM 13.25 0.00 -2
98 88 97 B- 29.3 GntvaHlth GTIV 23.48 0.04 48
98 88 83 E 82.9 Techne
TECH 65.41 -1.09 73
98 87 99 B+ 77.0 LongDrugStr LDG 71.76 0.00 -49
98 87 93 E 13.3 LaBncp n LABC 11.98 -0.07 -92
98 85 90 D+ 75.5 NorflkSo NSC 54.61 0.10 49
98 83 92 B 18.4 AmMedSys AMMD 14.95 -0.13 -5
98 83 92 D- 41.6 RossSts
ROST 30.62 0.24 20
98 82 89 C+101.6 Bard C R BCR 88.83 -1.17 85
98 82 78 C+ 47.8 Athenahlt n ATHN 26.00 -0.52 121
98 80 96 C+ 42.8 DollarTree DLTR 35.45 1.10 63
98 78 97 B+ 46.4 RockTen RKT 35.41 1.20 64
98 78 96 A- 13.9 BenefMut n BNCL 11.73 -0.22 51
98 77 95 B+ 21.4 MeritMed MMSI 16.38 -0.37 7
98 76 94 C+ 38.5 MarvelEnt MVL 29.10 0.19 33
98 76 88 B 38.0 CamdnNtl CAC 28.74 -0.86 -1
98 75 98 A- 25.8 CitizNthn CZNC 23.95 2.28 -13
98 75 97 A 17.4 NewAlliB NAL 14.76 -0.33 54
98 73 98 A+ 30.9 DiamdFd DMND 29.25 -0.17 125
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98 72 95 C 28.0 Medicines MDCO

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98 71 98 B 21.0 HangrOrth HGR
98 69 98 B 27.9 TwneBk
TOWN
98 68 90 C+ 53.0 HeinzHJ
HNZ
98 67 86 C 25.3 PhaseFwd PFWD
98 66 91 C+ 53.7 OSI PharmacOSIP
98 65 97 A- 74.1 Ralcorp
RAH
98 58 97 C+ 69.1 MyriadGn MYGN
98 56 98 A+ 35.6 EmergMedS EMS
98 54 97 B 31.6 TreeHseFd THS
97 98 82 D- 10.0 OvrhlFrms OFI
97 98 73 D+ 18.1 ChinaFire n CFSG
97 98 62 D+ 57.5 ChnMd
CMED
97 96 79 D- 131.8 ITTEduc
ESI
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97 94 77 D- 74.6 Brinks
BCO
97 93 98 B 35.0 HmBk
HOMB
97 93 91 C 5.7 NovaMed NOVA
97 92 68 C+ 47.7 Gymboree GYMB
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97 87 97 B 35.6 AeroVir
AVAV
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CEL
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UBNK
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97 77 94 C+ 41.7 Hasbro
HAS
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RMD
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12.98 0.36 -21
16.91 -0.11 102
20.73 -0.92 6
47.14 -2.60 99
17.55 -1.27 77
40.50 0.54 70
65.45 -2.38 -28
60.88 1.58 8
31.72 -0.03 46
28.70 -0.60 27
4.10 -0.55 -33
7.57 -0.67 55
32.77 1.90 21
72.35 3.62 68
7.50 -0.02 253
8.94 -0.41 2
53.17 1.20 85
25.60 0.10 -17
4.10 -0.18 -15
28.25 -0.37 36
46.34 -1.16 29
19.73 -2.12 31
24.34 -1.14 49
9.96 -0.55 107
46.58 -0.84 157
16.65 -0.49 4
42.70 1.40 -23
27.81 -0.64 -38
41.07 0.48 49
30.58 0.15 33
30.40 2.15 83
39.69 -2.59 37
14.34 -0.22 30
80.56 2.37 185
82.12 -1.56 83
42.91 -0.11 33
30.96 -0.04 -70
26.14 -1.22 129
14.46 -0.14 -22
17.39 0.64 -96
26.10 -1.90 -57
44.62 -1.18 72
55.70 -2.28 126
31.80 1.29 110
44.91 0.41 35
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37.07 -1.86 163
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29.40 -0.48 -28
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96 90 79 D- 36.2 Parexel
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96 85 80 E 59.1 FresenMd
96 84 96 A- 26.4 HorizBcp
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96 83 72 C+ 35.1 HainCelstl
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73.83 -0.14 -15
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Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
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Most Active NYSE
Cmp EPS Rel Acc
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 93 90 78 C+ Exxon Mobil
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6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price
43 6 63 E B28.9 ClincData CLDA 13.11
21 24 42 C E 40.1 CommtyHlth CYH 22.00
1. MEDICAL
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99 99 81 A C 77.4 Celgene
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CNMD 26.97
64 53 63 C D+51.4 CooperC .2 COO 29.75
70 70 41 B C+40.0 Abaxis
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54 15 79 .. C+40.0 CougarBn CGRB 23.83
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61 6 81 E B20.1 Abiomed ABMD 13.87 1.33+102 824 ..o
48 50 44 B E 63.9 CoventryHt r CVH 27.04
88 47 96 C B79.0 AbraxisBn ABII 63.56 1.94 +33 38 99
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CRXL 12.22
38 52 38 D E 32.1 AdvMOpt
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97 70 87 B B 16.6 Cryolife
CRY 9.37
76 85 49 B D60.0 Aetna
.1 r AET 30.58 .48 12 3.6m 8
99 65 88 A B+24.8 CubistPhr CBST 19.07
49 1 85 D E 32.0 Affymax
AFFY 17.00 .02+146 155 ..
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95 73 83 B B67.4 DaVita
r DVA 50.64
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EVVV 9.10
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67 38 61 D B 14.9 EnzoBio
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EURX 12.29
80 77 60 B C+41.0 Amerigrp
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78 78 66 C D48.6 AmeriBrg .9 r ABC 32.93 .51 +24 2.2m 11 85 78 63 B E 31.7 Exactech
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93 71 94 B D66.5 Amgen
AMGN 52.12 +.43 +33 16m 12
72 72 44 A E 42.8 ForestLabs FRX 24.81
73 35 91 E C 18.2 Amicusn
FOLD 11.93 1.24 26 18 ..k
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GTXI 16.77
17 5 19 E D51.1 Amylin
AMLN 15.32 .07 43 3.0m ..
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95 87 81 B C+37.7 ApplBio
.6 ABI 30.32 .79 +7 1.6m 17k 99 80 96 A B 39.8 7Genoptixn GXDX . 31.36
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44 1 84 E E 16.3 ArdeaBion RDEA 10.23 +.86 +75 58 .. 99 85 85 A C+84.0 Genzyme GENZ . 68.98
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GB 22.06
91 39 97 B B 68.4 BarrPharm BRL 59.77 1.42 +61 3.7m 21o 97 74 94 B B67.5 Haemonetic r HAE 57.20
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86 64 81 B E 77.1 BeckCltr 1.1 r BEC 63.22 .61 +74 815 18 32 32 34 B E 53.9 HealthNet r HNT 19.20
96 83 83 A D 93.2 BectDck 1.5 BDX 77.52 +1.62+108 3.0m 17 75 65 72 .. C 23.0 HlthSouth HLS 14.80
97 71 86 B A115 BioRadA
BIO . 82.90 5.15 8 103 20 99 94 88 B B+22.9 7HlthSprg
HS 16.55
96 77 87 B C 35.8 BioRefLabs r BRLI 24.49 1.27 +10 145 22o 41 84 4 B E 71.2 Healthwys HWAY 11.15
8 3 1 .. E 25.7 Biodeln
BIOD 1.87 .26 +70 814 .. 92 80 78 B C+63.6 HenrySchn HSIC 49.06
95 94 59 A D+84.8 BiognIdec
BIIB 46.31 .19 1 5.2m 14 70 73 56 D D12.6 HiTchPhrm HITK 7.42
92 73 66 D B 41.0 Biomarin BMRN 24.29 +1.18 20 2.1m 99 62 59 69 D E 43.3 HillRom 1.6 HRC 25.10
37 26 46 D D 18.8 BioMimet BMTI 8.04 .62 31 96 18 79 97 32 A E 36.4 Hologic
HOLX 16.19
60 55 57 B D20.1 Biovail 17 r BVF 8.73 +.18 +19 837 5o 75 62 68 A E 44.6 Hospira
HSP 32.55
62 68 52 C E 15.3 BostonSci
BSX 8.95 1.01+190 37m 10 72 73 55 B C+88.1 Humana
r HUM 36.10
84 67 67 A E 30.2 BrstMySq 6.5 BMY 18.94 +.10+129 30m 12 74 25 88 D B41.0 ICUMed
ICUI 28.24
55 23 62 E A 41.7 Brookda 5.7 r BKD 17.50 1.00 17 829 ..x 96 69 96 D B 28.6 IPCn
IPCM 22.45
ICLR . 34.20
97 90 73 A B17.2 BrukerCorp BRKR 9.96 .55+107 1.5m 21 99 90 93 A D44.8 IconPLC
IDRA 11.07
85 36 98 D C 20.0 CPEXPh
CPEX 16.63 .42 19 9 .. 83 57 77 D C 15.6 IderaPhm
57 43 36 A E 18.7 CaracoPh
CPD 9.40 .26 +46 76 10k 97 89 79 A C+64.7 Idexx Labs r IDXX 46.58
ILMN 30.40
61 61 63 C E 69.0 CardlHth 1.3 CAH 42.69 1.77 +65 4.4m 11 90 69 74 A D47.9 Illumina
IMCL 66.85
24 5 52 E D12.8 Cardiome CRME 6.11 .31 6 853 ..o 94 37 99 B B+68.9 Imclone
BLUD 26.14
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IART 39.69
83 52 77 C C+17.6 CeleraGrp
CRA 11.74 .29 +18 567 99 47 4 75 E B20.4 Intermune ITMN 13.97
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ISRG 190.6
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.2 IVC 21.97
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r IRIS 14.66
90 69 69 A D+17.1 CinaSky
CSKI 9.39 .29+148 105 6 90 64 77 C B20.2 IsisPhrm
ISIS 13.30
11 23 11 C E 29.2 Chindex
CHDX 7.82 .01 +95 419 37 92 73 85 A E 72.8 JohnsnJn 3.0 JNJ 62.36
65 72 41 B C+57.0 CIGNA
.1 r CI 27.65 2.60 +75 4.5m 6 85 49 69 A C 31.5 KVPharmA KVA 18.80
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1.66 14 1.3m 7
1.34 +44 5.6m 18o
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.56 +50 1.2m 13
.22 +9 786 99o
+.42 +59 274 8k
2.33+161 352 28
+1.07 +30 1.6m 15
.32+107 2.6m 18
.10 +60 428 18k
.05 14 736 ..
.74 +26 941 23
.43 60 5.3m ..
+.09 +16 339 10k
1.56 +72 2.2m 7
+.44 +7 91 12
1.14 +57 368 ..
1.24 +48 197 ..
.02 8 85 20k
.02 +8 2.8m 21
+.55 +58 5.6m 6
.33+163 270 18k
1.08 +53 334 ..o
.54 +16 604 28
+2.37+185 15m 26
+.19 +90 395 ..
+.26 10 229 23o
+.04 +48 496 17k
1.94 +82 5.5m 18
+.48 +49 14m 21
+.46 9 115 26
2.06+136 3.9m 9
1.02 6 285 23
+.39 +6 310 26k
.11+102 728 21
2.18 11 1.6m 6
+.03 +41 1.1m ..k
.34 54 293 8k
.90 13 597 8
1.09 +62 1.3m 17
.54 24 46 ..
1.15+136 1.6m 15o
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1.81+109 2.5m 14o
+1.02 11 2.1m 7
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+1.10 13 86 99
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.93 +73 150 ..
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1.18 +26 2.8m 39
.15+132 6.5m 51
1.22+129 1.4m 25o
2.59 +37 305 25o
.32 +54 740 ..
+6.37+105 1.4m 41
.59 +44 503 17k
+.13 +18 1.2m 15
.18+289 6.0m 11
.36 +51 180 31
.33 +17 1.3m 57o
.13+143 38m 14
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24
62
10
9
1
86
16
21
57
64
22
23
43
23
66
23
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10
90
4
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1
72
39
53
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D
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General Electric
Comp Vale Do Rio
JP Morgan Chase
National City Corp
Ford Motor
American Intl Grp
Pfizer
Citigroup
Bank of America
NYSE Most % Up In Price
Closing
Vol
Price Change (mil)
Vol%
Chg
77.00
20.65
12.73
39.30
2.23
2.66
3.19
17.13
14.40
22.10
+119
+54
+126
+44
+56
+115
44
+125
+31
+247
+0.93 73.46
+0.35 137.90
+0.25 89.29
0.02 74.42
0.04 97.41
0.26 123.31
0.32 85.69
0.52 111.57
0.75 154.05
1.67 297.95
Most Active Nasdaq Stocks

Closing
Vol
Price Change (mil)
Vol%
Chg
70
59
66
95
29
28
80
76
..
77
57.60
89.79
16.25
16.88
1.79
13.50
16.99
23.01
32.39
18.34
+114
+125
+85
+79
+77
+23
+101
+117
+124
+134
20
24
59
68
42
36
78
69
50
59
E
E
E
E
C
E
D+
D
E
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Research In Motion
Apple Inc
Intel
Oracle
Level 3 Comm
Dell Inc
Comcast Cl A
Microsoft
Powershars QQQ Tr
Cisco
+2.55 51.95
+0.63 78.41
+0.23 123.12
+0.10 75.07
0.01 39.91
0.05 41.97
0.16 47.89
0.22 170.05
0.26 448.71
0.50 128.85

52-wk
Dividend
Close
71
85
91
99
23
36
96
97
38
98
68
68
64
36
65
66
60
36
91
20
Goldcorp
Barrick Gold
Newmont Mining
Potash Saskatch
LandAmer Finl
Agnico Eagle Mines
Buenaventura Comp
Flowserve
First American
C F Industries Hldgs
No Stocks Just Out Of Bases
Symbol
Closing
Price
Net
Up
Vol%
Chg
GG
ABX
NEM
POT
LFG
AEM
BVN
FLS
FAF
CF
31.02
35.71
37.33
98.60
20.42
50.51
22.38
63.84
29.44
57.31
+5.11
+5.21
+4.82
+11.74
+2.41
+5.80
+2.44
+6.90
+3.06
+5.92
+106
+80
+71
+121
54
+51
+16
+125
47
+108
No Stocks In Bases
Nasdaq Most % Up In Price
Cmp EPS Rel Acc

Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name
99
95
75
93
38
45
83
68
..
81
EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name
Vol% Vol P
EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name
72
40
39
29
60
46
15
67
..
65
89
97
89
98
87
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Randgold Resrcs
Unitd Securty Bncsh
Union Bankshrs Inc
NASB Financial
Lawson Products
Royal Gold Inc
Kansas City Life Ins
Auburn Natl Bnc
Pwrshr Glb Gld & Prc
FormFactor Inc
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USBI
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LAWS
RGLD
KCLI
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52-wk
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8 17 3 D E 43.1 PhNetDev PDGI 5.46
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76 33 74 B D+14.9 Pozen
POZN 8.70
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96 86 72 B C 21.2 Quidel
QDEL 14.47
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71 99 24 A E 19.3 Simceren
SCR 7.08
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.11 22 2.3m 26o
.07 +2 1.0m 19k
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1.56 +96 1.8m 23
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1.06 +65 1.6m 19
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1.10 +66 2.6m 7o
.08 13 1.4m ..
.38 +41 18m 9
.04 70 667 17k
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1.42 +71 3.2m ..
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91 68 80 B C+18.8
43 36 28 B E 56.8
96 71 82 C B 21.5
79 58 70 A B24.0
93 71 79 B C+25.0
98 88 83 A E 82.9
97 83 86 A D50.0
34 42 35 E D 28.3
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85 78 66 C B 22.3
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98 93 96 A C+117
41 60 31 B E 59.5
60 77 69 C E 69.3
86 81 63 A D46.2
92 63 93 D B24.4
74 28 96 D C+21.0
99 90 90 A E 65.8
69 21 82 E B 37.6
90 45 94 B C 15.2
53 65 13 A D27.0
97 73 98 B C 74.6
85 45 89 C C+19.5
82 56 64 A C 19.6
84 74 76 C B32.7
73 97 33 A D 128
54 70 53 C E 90.0
90 66 90 B C+52.0
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62 97 5 A E 45.7
76 59 55 A D+49.8
67 11 86 B C+66.3
88 74 70 A E 85.9
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Sucampon SCMP 5.95

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SymtryMed SMA 14.86
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Techne
r TECH 65.41
Teva
.9 TEVA 42.91
Theravnc
THRX 9.28
Thoratec THOR . 23.84
TripleSn
GTS 12.99
USPhyTh
USPH 14.33
UtdThrp
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UtdhlthG .2 UNH 19.20
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VCAAnt
WOOF 25.00
VNUSMed VNUS 18.23
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Virophrm VPHM 10.78
VirtualRn r VRAD 7.25
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Volcano
VOLC 13.75
WarnerCh WCRX 13.75
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Wellcare
WCG 27.24
WellPoint
WLP 40.44
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WuXin
WX 7.44
Wyeth 3.5 WYE 33.98
XenoPort XNPT 42.00
Zimmer
r ZMH 58.25
ZollMed
ZOLL 25.04
.11 16 45 10
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.02+105 415 8o
.08 +47 135 37o
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2. BUSINESS SVC
71 73 64 C C+27.5
74 58 74 C C+20.1
95 91 74 A D 43.0
71 63 72 D C+15.8
74 79 58 B E 41.9
78 62 86 C E 57.4
39 73 12 A D26.5
75 88 71 C E 15.5
ABMInd 3.0 ABM

AMNHlt
r AHS
Accntur 1.6 r ACN
Acxiom 2.5 r ACXM
Adminstf 2.6 r ASF
AffCmp
r ACS
AirMedian AMCN
AlliedWst
AW
16.50
14.27
32.00
9.74
20.13
45.61
6.86
9.52
1.65+156 906 15
.02 +14 329 12k
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.11 +20 424 10
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.02 19 243 17
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Nears New Highs
Emergent BioSolutionsEBS, recovering from a deep correction, approached new highs recently.
The vaccine developer last week
signed a contract with the U.S. Departmentof Health andHuman Services to supply 14.5 million doses of
its anthrax vaccine, BioThrax, for
the Strategic National Stockpile.
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Sales growth sped up the last two

quarters. Annual sales growth rose
in 2007 after a slowdown in 06.
But earnings dropped in 2007.
Though analysts project a Q3 profit
rise of 80%, they expect profit for
the full 2008 falling 9%.
Pretax margins and return on equity fell in 07. Joanne von Alroth
Group 13
o$29.00 ABBOTT LABORATORIES (ABT) Group 21 o$55.29 CHURCH & DWIGHT INC (CHD) Group 11 o$61.03 LACLEDE GROUP INC (LG)
EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS (EBS) Group 15 $13.32 FLOWERS FOODS INC (FLO)
Group 27
$45.67
99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 98 ROE 15% 13.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 96 ROE 16% 79.1M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 89 ROE 28% 1526M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 96 ROE 17% 65.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 97 ROE 12% 20.4M Shares
DEVELOPS IMMUNOBIOTIC VACCINES AGAINST BIOLOGICAL AGENTS THAT
ARE POTENTIAL WEAPONS OF BIOTERRORISM AND BIOWARFARE
MANUFACTURES BREADS, ROLLS AND OTHER BAKERY PRODUCTS IN THE

SOUTHEASTERN, SOUTHWESTERN AND MID-ATLANTIC U.S.
DEVELOPS ADULT AND PEDIATRIC PHARMACEUTICALS, DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS FOR HEALTHCARE FACILITIES AND NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS.
MANUFACTURES BAKING SODA, LAUNDRY DETERGENTS, CONDOMS, PREGNANCY TESTS, TOOTHPASTES, AND OTHER CONSUMER PRODUCTS.
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF NATURAL

GAS TO 630,000 CUSTOMERS PRIMARILY IN MISSOURI.
+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. Daily Vol 291,700 Debt 25%
Last Qtr Eps +135%6 Prior Qtr +340%5 Last Qtr Sales +88%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/2
R&D 29%
+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. D. Vol 1,255,600 Debt 3%

0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/8

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/17
R&D 9%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/6
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/26
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 75
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 66
Stock
MANUFACTURES BEAUTY CARE PRODUCTS, CLEANING PRODUCTS, DIAPERS,

TISSUES, HEALTHCARE, TOOTHPASTE AND SNACKS/BEVERAGES.
PROVIDES WIRELESS NETWORK MANAGEMENT, TECHNOLOGY INTEROPERABILITY, CALL PROCESSING AND NUMBER PORTABILITY SERVICES
PROVIDES FORENSIC, LITIGATION, TECHNOLOGY, CORPORATE FINANCE,

RESTRUCTURING, AND ECONOMIC CONSULTING SERVICES.
MANUFACTURES TRADITIONAL AND HIGH-TECH TOYS, GAMES AND INTERACTIVE PRODUCTS SOLD WORLDWIDE.
-18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. Daily Vol 276,700 Debt 9%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/27

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1

0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/22
R&D 4%
Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 48
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 1
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% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Amdocs
DOX
AmEcol 3.0 ECOL
AmerRepro ARP
AmerSci 1.4 r ASEI
Arbitron 1.0 r ARB
AutoData 3.1 r ADP
BakerMichl BKR
BarrettB 3.2 BBSI
Brinks
.8 BCO
CACIIntl
r CAI
CDI
3.1 r CDI
CGIGroupA GIB
CRAIntl
CRAI
CSGSystm CSGS
CalgnCarb
CCC
CslaWstA CWST
ChckptSys
CKP
ChinaFiren r CFSG
25.32 1.30+144 4.0m 11

23.75 +.93 +44 278 20x
14.19 1.15+103 636 9k
55.19 .30 +3 129 33
40.17 .40 6 300 30k
37.52 .11+120 6.2m 17
21.40 1.20 +5 87 7k
10.14 .45 8 56 8k
53.17 +1.20 +85 1.1m 13
44.61 2.39 +60 647 16
16.61 .94 +16 268 10k
8.29
25.88
14.34
16.06
8.70
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+.76
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.16
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+68 263 10
3 114 14
+30 695 6k
+39 1.1m 34k
+20 185 ..
14.43 .84 +21 370 10k

7.57 .67 +55 216 10o
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 76


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Vol% Vol P
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 81 63 75 A C+26.1 DGFast
DGIT 16.90 .58+112 444 15
62 87 36 B D+32.4 Daktrncs .7 DAKT 13.71 .19 3 513 19o
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
39 74 32 B E 41.0 DonllyRR 5.6 RRD 18.50 .57 +58 2.6m 6k
97 84 86 A C 102 DunBrad 1.5 r DNB 82.12 1.56 +83 645 16k
68 59 69 B E 37.6 Cintas 1.9 CTAS 23.95 .86 +76 2.7m 11o
80 79 55 C D27.6 DynCorp
DCP 13.17 .82 +45 268 14k
94 94 85 B D 83.0 CleanHrbr CLHB . 55.87 3.11 +46 393 21o
85 97 71 B E 36.1 EMCOR
EME . 19.93 .47 +92 2.3m 8
38 80 24 B D28.6 ClearCha
CCO 10.02 .25+134 840 13
98 56 98 C A+35.6 EmergMedS EMS 31.72 .03 +46 309 21
85 72 77 C B+17.0 Cogent
COGT 9.25 .03 +41 780 24
51 83 7 A E 29.0 ExlSvc
EXLS 6.32 .33 +20 235 6
70 98 23 A E 43.0 CognizntTc r CTSH 16.62 .23+189 17m 11o
94 84 88 B C 38.8 Exponent r EXPO 28.63 .06 +57 149 20k
85 61 82 B D+38.9 Coinstar
CSTR 27.70 .20+116 701 25
99 84 94 A B 80.0 FTICnslt
r FCN . 65.85 +4.03+133 1.7m 26
66 23 84 C B 17.4 ComDivHl 11 CODI 11.46 .36 +35 262 ..
86 87 66 A E 74.0 FactsetR 1.6 r FDS 44.57 +1.10 +63 1.4m 17o
59 54 51 C E 60.0 ComputrSci CSC 32.54 .72 +52 1.6m 8o
58 65 23 B B 25.4 51Job
r JOBS 9.12 .27 41 15 12o
66 71 37 A E 42.0 ComScoren SCOR 14.98 +.49 +19 282 19k
50 59 38 C C+23.4 FirstAdvn FADV 10.87 .32 28 65 9k
54 59 60 C C+19.0 ComsysIT
CITP 7.62 .43 45 46 4
51 47 64 D B30.4 CnstantCn CTCT 15.87 .39 +46 344 .. 53 63 41 C C 38.3 Firstservice FSRV 12.33 .42 +48 41 11k
71 58 74 D D+19.2 Convergys CVG 12.77 .45 +45 2.2m 10 75 96 33 A B+66.3 FocusMed r FMCN 20.51 +.02 +12 4.4m 11o
94 90 88 D B28.5 CornellCos CRN 22.17 1.13 13 130 19 97 90 82 B B 36.3 ForrstrRes FORR 24.34 1.14 +49 167 19
51 66 26 A D77.0 CorpExec 6.8 EXBD 25.73 .53 16 315 11 64 62 57 D D+44.5 G&KSvc 1.1 r GKSR 26.22 .17 +55 155 11k
IT 17.87 +.03 +9 984 19
83 74 66 B E 31.6 CorrecCp
CXW 21.13 .03 +81 2.0m 18o 95 92 81 B C+28.4 Gartner
G 7.50 .64 +99 614 11
84 63 86 B C+37.9 Corvel
r CRVL 27.18 .06 53 28 16k 64 81 26 A E 17.4 Genpactn
GEO 16.68 +.05 +20 947 16o
96 90 88 C C+62.9 CostarGrp CSGP 44.43 +2.32 15 214 36 73 88 43 C E 32.0 GeoGroup
GEOY 17.35 +.06 22 325 6o
94 76 99 D B+20.0 CrawfordB CRDB 12.08 +.48 +28 262 27k 58 25 69 B D37.4 GeoEye
65 68 80 D D19.0 CrssCtryHlt r CCRN 12.69 .22 +38 281 14k 97 64 98 B C+17.5 Greenfld
SRVY 17.48 +.01 +27 1.1m 32
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 77

52-wk
6 6 666 High
91 86 76 A C+37.1
73 68 69 C C+25.3
77 63 74 B B 45.6
69 60 76 E D+43.0
95 75 80 A B 84.0
72 86 37 A E 72.2
58 62 45 A E 31.0
67 70 52 C C+12.0
72 94 31 A E 19.5
78 93 31 A D55.8
74 99 46 A D18.9
36 73 38 E E 29.9
82 80 57 B C+33.7
89 88 67 A D130
91 65 88 C B38.9
88 73 67 A D+13.8
65 65 71 D C+24.4
82 65 93 C C+13.9
78 68 68 B C 21.0
81 63 73 C D19.5
35 56 52 D C 56.5
95 63 96 A B 73.5
Stock
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BarrckGld
Close 680.34.73 (0.69%)
Since Jan 1, 17.03% Goldcorp
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AnheuserB
Coach
eBay
Gap
Kohls
Lowes
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Starbucks
Staples
Target
Tiffany
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higher. You can also use our unique New
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Since Jan 1, 27.15% Rating of 95 or higher.
Computer
Close 944.610.71 (1.12%)
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Health
Care Close 3635.6427.34 (0.75%) Since Jan 1, 20.15%
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Medtronic
UtdhlthG
Biovail
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StJudeMed
WellPoint
ExprsScrpt
Stryker
Zimmer
Adobe Sys
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AMEX (a) 35 New Highs, 525 Lows
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ComputrSci
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Oracle
Name
Symbol Price EPS Name

VantageDrl(a)
New Highs
...................................... SunocoLg(n)
LL& E RyltTr(n)
MINING
WstnGasn(n)
RoylGld
RGLD 39.73 46
...................................... Enerplus(n)
Spectran(n)
MEDICAL
PennVARes(n)
ScielePh
SCRX 30.96 82
...................................... CopanEn
Tesco
BANKS
UnionBksh
UNB 19.50 39
Inergy
...................................... CrusaderEn(a)
KeyEngyn(n)
MISC
NustarEn(n)
PenVaGP(n)
MesaRylty(n)
DuncanE(n)
OnmiEnr
OrmatTch(n)
Rentech(a)
Sandrdgen(n)
GulfIsl
WillCoal(n)
EncoreEnn(n)
WmsPiplnn(n)
ATPO&G
HugotnRy(n)
PHIvtg
PatriotCn(n)
HollyEngy(n)
Repsol(n)
ExterrPn
PlainsEx(n)
TrnsMontg(n)
AmOilGas(a)
CoGnGeoV(n)
EVEngy
MVOilTr(n)
VangNRny
PetrbrsA(n)
WarrenRes
AlliaHld
GlobPtrs(n)
AtlasPipln(n)
GeoMet
Furmanite(n)
ImprlOil(a)
DenbryRes(n)
TeppcoPtr(n)
TransCda(n)
FstSolar
HelixEn(n)
...................................... Crosstex
DorchMn
DrilQuip(n)
Close 9258.1189.01 (2%)
Since Jan 1, 30.21% ENERGY (318)
TELOffshrTr
6.38 86
Enbridge(n)
EnbrEM(n)
31.16 40
SuncrErgy(n)
MagMids(n)
25.56 79
OcnPwTch n
KindrME(n)
44.06 76
BerryPetA(n)
EnbrEner(n)
30.44 86
Contango(a)
GenesEngy(a)
9.59 36
Transocn(n)
EntpsPrd(n)
19.88 92
CovantaH(n)
KindMrMg(n)
40.55 67
APowern
HilandPrtnr
20.36 23
Petrobrs(n)
TriValley(a)
4.69 17
DCPMidP(n)
NatRsPt(n)
19.50 86
ChesEngy(n)
Amerigas(n)
24.89 32
RegncyE
ONEOKPtr(n)
42.01 91
RoyDShB(n)
BuckGP(n)
11.49 71
NatlOilVr(n)
HarvstEn(n)
9.50 23
BdwlkPpl(n)
30.21 50
Close 502.28+3.04 (+0.61%)
Since Jan 1, 30.41% PlainAllAm(n)
PanhanO&G(n)
.................................................................................................................... AdvEngy(n)
5.92 23
StarGas LP(n)
ProvEngy(n)
6.09 3
BnkofAm
BankNY
Citigrp
FfthThrdBc
JPMorgChs
WeathIntl(n)
SuburbPrpn(n)
25.97 8
NorthnTr
PNC Finl
SVB Fincl
StateStr
Wachovi
SuperEgry(n)
Pengrth(n)
9.90 26
WellsFg
ZionBcp
EndvrIntl(a)
HilndHld
9.50 64
Hallibtn(n)
Ferllgas(n)
13.37 10
Nexen(n)
InergyHld
17.00 91
PeabdyEn(n)
NoEuroOil(n)
20.79 86
WmsPtrs(n)
EngyTEq(n)
16.32 56
ENISPA(n)
EngyTsfr(n)
28.45 58
DiamndOf(n)
MagellM(n)
12.96 86
ComptonP(n)
EnterpGP(n)
17.17 83
ConstlEP
CrosTimRoy(n)
35.28 87
PetroCn(n)
BuckeyeP(n)
28.58 50
MatrixSvc
PennWstE(n)
16.05 19
SemGrp n
TCPipeln
22.44 54
UnitCorp(n)
CrosstxEn
11.34 33
PetroEnr(n)
BaytexE(n)
16.40 81
ParkrDril(n)
WhitingP(n)
43.50 94
ElPaso(n)
StatoilHy(n)
MarkWst(n)
18.00 23
PrUSR2KG(a)
SKK 126.73
ProUShEafe(a) EFU 169.50
ProShtQQQ(a) PSQ 78.00
PrUShSP(a)
SDS 96.50
PrUSRMCV(a)
SJL 141.40
SIJ 110.18
Close 546.5712.38 (2.21%)
Since Jan 1, 28.65% PrUShInd(a)
RdxIn2xSP(a) RSW 147.76
ProShtEafe(a)
EFZ 114.57
Close 1007.9928.68 (2.77%)
Since Jan 1, 23.19%
ProShtMC(a)
MYY
81.80
.....................................................................................................................
PrUShCnS(a)
SCC
140.00
ConAgra
Cerner
ColgPlmv
CmpblSp
DukeEngy
ProSShOG(a)
DDG 102.50
Exelon
FPL Grp
GenMills
HeinzHJ
Coca Cola
ProShR2K(a) RWM 94.40
Kroger
Altria
Merck
NE Util
PepsiCo
PrUSR1KG(a)
SFK 124.00
Pfizer
ProctGm
Sara Lee
SouthnCo
Safeway
ProUSR2K(a) TWM 109.70
AT&T
UST
Wrigly
PrUltSEMn(a)
EEV 155.00
PrUShMC(a)
MZZ 96.50
ProShtDow(a) DOG 80.80
PrShtEMn(a)
EUM 117.80
RdxIn2xRs(a)
RRZ 119.00
PrUShDow(a)
DXD 83.70
PrUShQQQ(a)
QID 77.00
Close 651.4914.91 (2.24%)
Since Jan 1, 29.6% PrUSRMCG(a) SDK 140.83
.................................................................................................................... PrUShCnG(a)
SZK 92.17
PrUShTch(a)
REW 111.50
AllintTch
Boeing
CACI Intl
Cubic
CurtsWrt
PrUlSMSCI(a) EWV 144.00
GenDyn
Goodrich
L3 Commun
LockheedM
NorthrpG
PrUSR1KV(a)
SJF 132.48
PrecCast
RaythnB
Teledyne
PrUShSem(a)
SSG 127.20
PrUShOG(a)
DUG 54.00
PrUShBM(a)
SMN
79.50
Close 429.434.91 (1.13%) Since Jan 1, 23.72%
RydxInvEn(a)
REC 150.26
.....................................................................................................................
RdxIn2xMd(a) RMS 141.21
Amgen
ApolloGrpA
Citigrp
Cisco
eBay
PSCrudeDS
DTO 50.72
EMC
Lowes
Medtronic
3M
Oracle
PrUShHc(a)
RXD 101.50
Pfizer
SAP AG
Teva
UtdAmHlth
PrUShUtl(a)
SDP 100.29
RydxInvTc(a) RTW 142.66
RydxInvHC(a) RHO 95.86
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Price
2.05
33.00
1.28
11.56
25.83
14.90
12.52
18.68
11.01
15.23
1.51
6.27
32.68
13.57
43.70
12.50
2.25
27.42
0.67
13.97
21.55
6.99
16.91
12.01
10.65
19.88
30.84
15.30
18.39
25.21
10.57
23.75
14.04
1.38
18.58
14.37
13.49
8.64
23.55
5.75
13.87
7.89
18.50
2.76
7.67
31.16
11.99
20.93
31.70
127.43
16.43
11.66
19.00
29.46
33.55
25.90
6.02
23.59
41.71
81.69
18.13
4.25
29.78
13.60
22.41
12.90
51.39
34.04
17.10
15.70
2.03
16.62
19.86
0.92
20.99
15.09
31.94
19.70
42.30
77.00
2.57
8.93
24.47
10.62
3.55
34.60
8.24
4.78
9.24
19.42
EPS
43
89
10
96
68
65
71
92
91
38
70
64
79
89
79
44
15
81
7
73
89
26
73
66
70
75
71
65
44
82
70
92
76
28
51
11
4
95
73
71
26
73
23
73
84
99
52
79
73
76
78
90
85
56
91
3
96
73
96
91
54
95
13
89
73
91
98
82
87
39
94
92
41
89
79
84
99
90
97
54
16
92
98
73
93
82
67
68
94
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 80

Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
HMSHld HMSY 21.22

HlthcrSv 4.0 HCSG 14.89
HeidrkS 2.1 r HSII 25.09
HewittAs HEW 31.23
HuronCon HURN 49.15
IHSIncA
IHS 38.76
IMSHlth .8 r RX 15.72
iGate
IGTE 5.54
IndSvAm 1.6 IDSA 6.43
Infosys 1.1 INFY . 25.52
InnerWk r INWK 9.05
IntegElec
IESC 11.60
IntrDat 3.0 r IDC 20.05
IBM
2.2 r IBM 90.55
IronMountn IRM 27.33
IturnLoc 15 r ITRN 8.75
KellySv 3.4 KELYA 15.90
Kforce
r KFRC 9.22
KornFerry r KFY 14.03
L1Ident
ID 11.84
LamarAd LAMR 27.40
Landauer 3.2 LDR 62.43
Name
Leading
Market Indexes
Gold Close 79+10.12 (+14.7%)
Since Jan 1, 25.58% NYSE (n) 0 New Highs, 1623 Lows ExcoRes(n)
...................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................
Amgen
JohnsnJn
Teva
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 64
JAPANESE PROVIDER OF MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS, AND DIGITAL BROADCASTING SERVICES TO 53.8 MIL SUBSCRIBERS.

52-wk
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 62
Group 22
o$66.10 SYNIVERSE HOLDINGS INC (SVR) Group 108 $17.70 F T I CONSULTING INC (FCN) Group 46 o$65.85 HASBRO INC (HAS)
N T T DOCOMO INC ADR (DCM) Group 108 $16.00 PROCTER & GAMBLE (PG)
Group 32
o$31.80
95 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 93 ROE 11% 1608M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 76 EPS RS 89 ROE 17% 2969M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 96 ROE 15% 51.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 94 ROE 12% 48.6M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 94 ROE 23% 121.3M Shares
IBDS RESEARCH TABLES Continued
6 6 666 High
96 82 73 A D 38.0
96 81 88 A A33.8
76 75 77 A C+24.0
75 40 92 C D74.0
59 25 81 B E 52.2
89 74 77 A E 49.8
76 91 59 C C 53.2
49 38 50 B B25.7
97 94 77 B D74.6
89 74 90 C D55.0
45 58 47 D D 29.9
83 77 66 C B 12.0
42 51 43 C D54.0
97 86 95 A D22.0
92 73 95 C C 23.0
37 33 54 E E 16.2
61 54 36 B D 30.5
97 98 73 A D+18.1
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 46
FdtnCoal(n)
Cameron(n)
CanArgoEn(a)
LegcyRes
Oceanrng(n)
LinnEngy
Sasol(n)
ArenaRes(n)
BJSvcs(n)
TransGlb
Hess(n)
TalismnEgy(n)
Petrohawk(n)
T3Engy
BreitBrn
QkslvGsnya
TargaRes
InterOil(a)
TransGasAdr(n)
AegeanM(n)
FuelClErgy
GeoGlobal(a)
McDermott(n)
HercOffsh
AscentSol
ParllPet
Nustarn(n)
DoubleEagle
Willbros(n)
Calpinen(n)
DejourEgn(a)
TXCORes
HarvstNRes(n)
PtroqstE(n)
MrtnMd
CabotO&G(n)
CdnNtRe(n)
BakrHugh(n)
TotalSA(n)
CoreLabs(n)
OcciPet(n)
Noble(n)
Xethanol(a)
RangeRes(n)
Petchina(n)
DawsnGeo
HelmPay(n)
Marathn(n)
Acergy
Westmrlnd(a)
Quickslvr(n)
Anadarko(n)
OSGAmn(n)
StMaryLE(n)
Bristowgp(n)
Carrizo
SuntechP(n)
OGEEnrg(n)
Spectra(n)
FlotekInd(n)
NoAmEn(n)
PnrDrlng(a)
CompPdS(n)
PrideIntl(n)
JASolar
TrinaSol(n)
Gulfport
ForestOil(n)
CdnSEngy(a)
BPplc(n)
LaynChrst
Yinglin(n)
Questar(n)
Chevron(n)
NaborsInds(n)
ConocPh(n)
EnrgySol n(n)
CNOOC(n)
NthnOGn(a)
ValeroEn(n)
MasseyEn(n)
PennVA(n)
Tesoro(n)
NewfldExpl(n)
BarrettBl(n)
EnergyPrts(n)
CredoPetr
Encana(n)
Apache(n)
Barnwell(a)
WhitingTrn(n)
Gushann(n)
NatcoGpA(n)
IONGephy(n)
EOGRes(n)
BasicEn(n)
SantosLtd
USGeothn(a)
EnscoInt(n)
Hornbeck(n)
UltraPt(n)
MitchmInd
StoneEgy(n)
MerdRes(n)
PattUTI
Venoco(n)
CVREgyn(n)
Aventine(n)
MurphOil(n)
NobleEnr(n)
Price
8.26
21.81
28.54
0.10
12.57
33.87
12.25
28.35
26.77
13.26
2.06
62.28
9.99
12.64
21.48
12.24
11.83
11.10
18.11
2.45
12.14
3.95
1.94
17.87
8.35
4.28
4.68
14.90
8.25
14.86
9.53
0.39
5.72
7.00
8.54
14.50
24.05
49.75
41.42
51.79
78.77
54.55
31.07
0.17
30.64
82.75
29.80
30.95
29.30
7.51
8.97
12.29
34.80
6.50
27.45
24.65
21.62
24.61
24.82
19.22
5.07
5.09
8.23
12.74
20.04
6.58
12.81
6.77
33.00
1.52
44.70
22.42
6.10
27.90
73.10
17.58
62.03
9.09
85.90
4.75
22.44
24.80
35.54
10.48
22.95
21.43
5.12
6.20
46.36
80.45
6.50
14.70
3.10
25.86
8.96
71.63
13.10
41.99
0.83
41.97
29.48
43.85
6.23
29.92
1.05
14.03
7.41
4.41
2.11
51.73
39.78
EPS
73
14
95
32
1
87
73
96
99
51
15
98
94
81
94
96
99
73
61
31
90
5
9
82
23
34
11
64
73
73
61
39
73
53
96
64
91
88
87
91
97
97
93
39
92
41
95
92
57
95
9
98
86
84
97
63
92
98
48
83
74
73
49
73
95
72
99
94
89
24
91
89
99
93
87
63
88
72
98
28
35
96
90
8
71
73
70
51
87
96
78
1
98
75
73
96
70
91
1
92
86
97
71
82
72
55
98
25
32
97
96
1.27 23 228 34k 72 86 63 C D13.5 MPSGp
MPS
8.02 .09 +41 1.5m 8
.88 +97 558 22k 27 50 10 D E 42.0 MacquarI 23 MIC 10.99 .04 +97 1.3m ..o
1.02 +56 457 10 65 94 31 B D77.5 Manpwr 2.2 MAN 33.20 1.22 +75 1.8m 6
+.28 +32 892 ..o 98 91 97 B B+62.1 7Mantech MANT 52.45 +.10 +33 347 22
+.04 31 225 21k 68 45 78 C D 48.3 Maximus 1.3 MMS 31.91 .60 +98 407 13
.72 +63 695 20 80 60 59 B C+56.9 MineSfAp 3.1 MSA 31.18 1.24 +54 481 16
.48+121 2.6m 10 57 42 59 B D+53.7 Moodys 1.5 MCO 27.00 .58
.51 +63 341 12k 98 97 73 A C+85.5 Morngstr MORN 55.00 +1.90
.28 +34 104 5 51 43 66 B D29.6 MultiCo 1.2 LABL 17.20 .93
1.04+105 6.9m 12 99 88 94 B B 28.9 7NCIInc
NCIT 21.24 .81
NCI 17.43 +.34
.69+102 884 23 88 72 94 C D+22.8 NavigCons
1.02+146 122 55 97 94 84 C B13.0 7NessTech NSTC 8.94 .41
63
80
55
B
E
53.1
Omnicom
1.9
OMC 32.01 1.66
2.25 +49 367 14k
13 3.9m 12
+10 200 29
+56 64 16k
13 61 19k
+70 1.0m 20
+2 290 8
+65 4.8m 10
PRGX
5.10+104 18m 11 25 68 15 .. E 17.3 PRGSchlz
1.9 PTI
+2.79+206 2.7m 35 31 34 16 B D25.9 Patni
4.40 +.41+149 590 ..k

6.32 .13 40 59 4k
Paychx 4.4 PAYX

PeoplSup
PSPT
PerotSysA r PER
PrePdLegl
PPD
RepbSvc 3.1 r RSG
ResConn
RECN
RobrtHlf 2.2 r RHI
28.14 .77 +71 6.5m 17o
83 75 71 A E 43.0
89 49 96 B B15.3
92 80 90 C B18.8
87 83 63 B C 62.4
.24 +41 968 99 75 76 71 B E 36.5
+1.67 +76 3.0m 83o 83 77 84 B E 25.3
1.82 1 73 24 81 80 72 B C 33.0
.49
.45
+.18
+.44
21
+30
+75
+41
24 12
289 10k
406 9k
756 9
Name
ChartInds
EncoreAcq(n)
PHInv
Cimarex(n)
PetroRes(a)
Yanzhou(n)
Tidewatr(n)
PrecDril(n)
PionrNtr(n)
SmithIntl(n)
SunPowrA
DevnEngy(n)
FrontOil(n)
WTOffshr(n)
WldFuelSv(n)
MarinerE(n)
GloblInds
BallardPwr
DresserR(n)
Rowan(n)
Oilsands(a)
SeacorHldg(n)
ReneSolan(n)
EvolPet(a)
RioVistaEn
Sunoco(n)
AtlasEn(n)
AtlasPpl(n)
GranTragn(a)
RexEngyn
CanoPetrl(a)
GreenHtr n(a)
ChinaPet(n)
PionSwEn(n)
CNXGas(n)
QuestEnn
Lufkin
DeltaPetrol
JedOil(a)
TetraTech(n)
AkeenaSn
HKNrs(a)
Geokinetic(a)
Lubrizol(n)
CallnPet(n)
WstnRef(n)
TricoM
BoltTech
UnionDrll
NGAS
TrnsmrExp(a)
ArabAmDn
OilStIntl(n)
OYOGeo
GlfMrk(n)
SamsOGn(a)
PetroDev
Ultrapar(n)
AtlasAmer
ToreadrRes
RosettaR
Delek(n)
Hyperdyn(a)
AllisChal(n)
SuperWell
EvgrnE
GTSolar
SunPwrB
SulphCo(a)
NGSvcs(a)
GeoPetro(a)
CheniereE(a)
CEFranklin(a)
Solarfun
AdamsRsEgy(a)
ChinaSunn
DuneEngy(a)
DayStar
MarinePtrlTr
EngySvcs(a)
Ecopetrol(n)
Price
19.15
25.41
26.92
40.00
0.70
7.80
43.69
11.68
38.07
43.88
47.01
72.45
11.57
19.21
19.08
14.18
4.72
2.35
23.61
20.78
1.64
64.39
7.31
1.95
4.98
26.31
18.00
16.70
2.37
8.20
1.17
11.76
66.43
12.45
16.85
5.13
49.43
9.09
0.09
9.21
3.04
7.50
12.23
33.55
11.87
6.75
10.92
9.18
6.74
2.97
0.22
3.23
24.07
32.00
33.17
1.05
30.47
15.70
20.86
5.97
13.53
6.61
1.08
7.37
17.10
0.46
6.70
41.91
1.50
13.64
1.85
1.28
4.55
7.22
17.30
4.86
0.52
2.11
21.10
5.35
18.80
EPS
92
83
71
92
18
93
76
40
81
92
68
92
54
91
85
86
59
4
95
84
10
63
99
28
3
37
93
8
73
73
13
6
23
96
95
33
87
53
13
70
1
73
24
73
86
8
6
91
40
53
19
64
93
84
99
1
91
81
88
13
73
50
46
41
59
22
73
68
17
95
53
3
86
73
56
33
1
46
41
5
99
Name
Price EPS
BectDck(n)
77.52 83
Dentsup
33.06 80
IntSurg
190.63 98
SyneronMd
12.89 58
Laboratory(n)
60.63 81
Arqule
2.38 20
Alexza
4.01 8
PhrmPdt
34.81 79
Chindex
7.82 23
Antares(a)
0.56 4
Geron
2.62 14
CommtyHlth(n) 22.00 24
Sinovac(a)
1.77 59
UnvHlthS(n)
45.25 77
Theragenic(n)
2.15 58
Durect
4.02 9
Sepracor
13.84 62
PattrCos
27.04 75
CIGNA(n)
27.65 72
SunriseSr(n)
9.67 23
EndoPhrm
16.33 72
Millipore(n)
57.75 75
Repligen
3.80 33
WuXin(n)
7.44 97
Poniard
3.46 15
KingPhar(n)
7.69 31
SanofAvt(n)
29.26 79
CardlHth(n)
42.69 61
Cytori
3.81 15
LunaInno
2.58 38
KineticC(n)
23.07 89
HenrySchn
49.06 80
DrReddys(n)
9.26 30
Pozen
8.70 33
Abaxis
16.01 70
AdvMOpt(n)
13.58 52
CharlsRvLb(n)
50.15 79
StJudeMed(n)
35.90 89
Parexel
22.01 90
Simceren(n)
7.08 99
Surmodics
26.58 36
AlnylamPh
23.62 55
Conceptus
13.56 18
GileadSci
41.07 88
McKessn(n)
43.80 74
BioFormn
2.30 4
Stryker(n)
55.24 87
Accuray
5.91 28
CaracoPh(a)
9.40 43
Merck(n)
28.52 53
Protalixn(a)
1.79 22
Mentor(n)
19.51 32
Novogen
4.04 6
EnzonPhar
5.21 60
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14.80 65
MAKOSrgn
6.35 1
Angeion
3.38 50
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5.03 90
YMBiosci(a)
0.32 42
InspPhrm
2.28 36
UtdhlthG(n)
19.20 60
SonoSite
24.25 97
Incyte
5.05 1
ShamirOpt
5.07 79
Neurocrine
3.46 35
AmeriBrg(n)
32.93 78
HumanGen
4.50 13
OptimerP
5.70 19
LigandPh
2.00 41
CatalystH
20.48 89
Hologic
16.19 97
CooperCos(n)
29.75 53
Affymetrix
6.32 43
Biovail(n)
8.73 55
MedicsPh(n)
11.78 78
BioImag
5.30 72
InvrnsMed(a)
23.95 68
ArenaPhrm
4.17 5
HlthMgtA(n)
2.79 44
Cerus
3.17 14
40.44 70
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18.57 73
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9.28 42
TrntyBio
2.50 10
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41.16 76
TransThgn
3.02 20
IFlow
6.50 15
ArrhythmiaR(a)
3.35 22
MedcoHlth(n)
39.13 82
BSD Med
4.55 16
YoungInno
14.99 56
Lannett(a)
2.20 53
CapitalSrLvg(n)
6.14 62
Invitrogen
30.68 90
Crucell
12.22 43
RockwllMdTc
3.36 11
Wyeth(n)
33.98 59
HarvrdBio
3.30 56
FiveStar(a)
2.60 86
Mylan(n)
7.73 12
QiagenNV
16.65 89
BostonSci(n)
8.95 68
Immtech(a)
0.50 57
InovioBio(a)
0.43 30
ClincData
13.11 6
ImplantSc(a)
0.44 2
NightwkR
5.64 59
ShireLtd
43.19 80
OrthofixIntl
15.74 55
HearUSA(a)
0.94 28
Flamel
Tech
6.30 48
DialysisCp
6.94 67
Medarex
5.17 6
IdexxLabs
46.58 89
WarnerCh
13.75 56
VCAAnt
25.00 81
Exelixis
4.05 4
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Biocryst
2.00 6
JavelinP(a)
1.64 17
Evotecn
2.46 15
CinaSky
9.39 69
KendleInt
35.74 97
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42.08 57
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19.20 32
JohnsnJn(n)
62.36 73
MDSInc(n)
10.35 7
GlaxoSK(n)
39.10 65
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30.58 85
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2.88 56
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11.15 84
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6.00 36
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27.04 50
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18.94 67
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3.05 13
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29.88 80
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10.28 2
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10.76 30
TripleSn(n)
12.99 78
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32.55 62
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AMAGPhrm
AssistLiv(n)
NMTMed
Uroplasty(a)
HiTchPhrm
ParPharm(n)
ZymoGen
TomoTher n
AtriCure
AmShrd(a)
Targantan
PhNetDev
Amylin
AspectMed
Osteotech
ChelseaT
NileTher
TianyinP(a)
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34.85
4.75
2.50
1.75
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10.89
5.02
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1.63
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5.46
15.32
4.48
3.61
2.12
2.65
1.65
2.70
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12
18
8
41
17
12
17
5
65
34
4
3
28
3
TelBrasADS(n)
FusionTel(a)
AmrMovilA
BCE(n)
RCN
KongZhg
PTIndosat(n)
CommSys
TelItaliaClA(n)
TelkmIndo(n)
AmMovl(n)
NIIHldg
SBAComm
HungaranTel(a)
FrnceTel(n)
WPCSIntl
Orbcomm
HughCom
RELM(a)
TelusA(n)
PhilLD(n)
CrownCstl(n)
TelmxIntA(n)
MobilTel(n)
TrimblNv
AlctlLuc(n)
OccamNt
Comscope(n)
AT&T(n)
Millicom
PortgTel(n)
AmerTower(n)
ChinaUni(n)
Vodafone(n)
Verizon(n)
TelmxInt(n)
ChinaTel(n)
AudvoxA
JDS Uni
USCell(n)
Endwave
Windstrm(n)
Vimpel(n)
TelData(n)
Hellnc Tel(n)
ConcrCptr
MahanaTel(n)
Tellabs
TeleSaoPau(n)
FrontierCm(n)
TelNortLst(n)
SierraWr
TelItalia(n)
Telkom(n)
Dycom(n)
BraslTlc(n)
TelcmNwZ(n)
SKTelecm(n)
Embarq(n)
RF Industries
Garmin
Globecom
Harris(n)
OptlcmNKF
BraslTel(n)
Telefonica(n)
GilatSatNet
UTStarcom
Cbeyond
Ericsn
QwestCm(n)
iBasis
EchoStarn
D&E Com
NeutTandn
ChinaMbl(n)
ADCTelcm
Belden(n)
Motorola(n)
Viasat
TIMPartc(n)
TWTelecom
MagyarTel(n)
KTCorp(n)
Ceragon
Infinran
VivoPart(n)
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9.53
0.14
35.50
29.79
7.50
2.44
23.09
8.25
7.74
22.72
33.88
24.34
16.09
12.10
25.72
2.81
3.28
22.51
0.90
30.89
50.75
21.40
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35.80
18.95
2.79
2.85
26.01
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50.38
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33.15
12.02
20.81
27.73
10.05
35.65
5.05
6.34
36.38
4.07
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13.77
30.95
7.51
4.50
2.80
3.53
19.65
9.18
13.12
7.93
11.46
43.26
8.78
16.00
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17.24
35.44
4.74
24.41
7.48
36.51
5.75
33.37
64.00
3.98
2.25
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6.82
2.43
2.12
22.27
6.25
15.03
43.99
5.85
23.80
5.22
19.03
16.39
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19.10
14.00
5.71
6.58
2.96
5.79
34
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52
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39
82
26
60
54
85
90
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24
74
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45
71
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SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Flowers Foods Rarest Of Rare: Foreign Stocks

Carves Out An Stocks Up During Get No Lift As
Atypical Base Past Six Sessions Dollar Recovers
THE BASE READER
THE INCOME INVESTOR
INTERNATIONAL LEADERS
BY PATRICK CAIN
BY PAUL WHITFIELD
BY DONALD H. GOLD
Flowers FoodsFLO may be forming a

cup-with-handle base that began in
mid-August.
The base has an unusual handle
that developed as a result of a large
intraday turnaround.
After that downside reversal Sept.
19, the stock climbed back up slowly
as the market fell sharply. That has
sent its Relative Strength line to a
record high.
The stocks base includes a string
of a few weeks with narrow price
closes. The high of that tight formation is also the high of the apparent
handle.
The stock recently regained the
50-day moving average, where
Flowers had often found support in
its previous uptrend.
Flowers base has one more week
of distribution than accumulation.
Thats not ideal. But the stock has
stood up in a battered market so far,
and institutional investors are not
bailing on the maker of baked products.
The company may be regarded as
a defensive stock. When times get
tough, consumers avoid luxuries
but still buy food.
Flowers Foods quarterly earnings
slowed to just 8% in the most recent
period. Just two quarters earlier,
earnings grew 44%. Still, sales
growth accelerated from 8% to 11%
and 13% in the past two quarters.
There arent many stocks up for the

month so far.
We screened for stocks $12 and
higher, trading on average at least
200,000 daily shares and up in
price since the end of September. At
midday Wednesday, the screen
found just 24 U.S. stocks.
The stocks came from the food
and financial groups along with
some lone wolves from the discount retail, medical, telecom and
metal ores groups.
Syniverse HoldingsSVR, No. 44 in
Mondays IBD 100, made the cut.
However, the provider of services
to telecom operators doesnt pay a
dividend.
Toss out other stocks that are up
because of a buyout, or those that
pay a puny dividend, or those that
are rebounding from steep sell-offs,
and the list shrinks sharply.
Only three made the cut.
Lets take a look at them.
Retailer Family DollarFDO was discussed in this column Aug. 11. Its
down about 1% since its opening
price Aug. 11. Thats not bad, considering the NYSE composite is down
about 25% in the same period.
It has surpassed analysts earnings
estimates for the past three quarters. The dividend yield is 2%.
Baker Flowers FoodsFLO appeared
in this column April 16. Its up 14%
since then. The NYSE lost about
30% in that same period.
Flowers missed estimates by a
penny in Q2 after beating views for
six straight quarters.
Its dividend yield is 2%.
Dime Community Bancshares
DCOM
is up about 5% since Sept. 30
and about 25% year to date.
After 11 quarters of flat to negative
year-agoearnings, the Brooklyn savings and loan has posted earnings
growth of 6% and 41% in the past
two quarters, according to Thomson Reuters.
The dividend yield is 3.5%.
The dollar is flying, thanks to the financial crisis. The biggest gains are
not against the euro, but against currencies of emerging markets.
This is more than a case of whats
bad for us is even worse for them.
This is a dollar crunch, a global
shortage of greenbacks.
The dollar shortage is manifesting
itself in a number of other ways as
well. Commodities, after years of
fast and often painful gains, are diving. Stocks are diving as investors
do what they can to raise cash.
All this is bad news for stock markets such as Indias. Its ticket onto
the world stage was its ability to deliver high-technology services at
bargain rates.
But outsourcers saw much of their
competitive edge vanish as the
rupee soared for years against the
dollar. India, like many exporting
countries, prayed for a rising dollar.
Now the dollar is soaring, but noone is celebrating. The Bombay
Sensex stock index, Indias benchmark, has sunk to a two-year low.
The dollar roared 48% vs. South
Koreas won just since Sept. 30
5% on Wednesday alone.
Again, theres no joy in this dollarbuying panic.
The Kospi stock index has slid
39% in 11 months.
Resource-rich Australia has been
slammed from two sides: stress on
its financial system, and fast-falling
prices on its exports of ores, oil and
other resources.
Australias All Ordinaries index
has dived 36% from its top, also
seen 11 months ago. The Australian
dollar has lost 31% in just two
months from a 20-year high. For
a currency, thats a crash.
The U.S. dollar has leapt 47% in
Brazil since its Aug. 1 bottom. The
Bovespa has sunk to a two-year low.
Brazil, like Australia, is a huge producer of ores, energy and farm products.
FLOWERS FOODS INC (FLO) Group 13 o$29.00

99 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 96 ROE 16% 79.1M Shares
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

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93 79 87 B E 21.9 SAIC
SAI 18.61
84 37 97 C B 31.7 SIIntl
r SINT 26.83
77 75 67 C D31.9 SRAIntl
SRX 19.41
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SXE 31.45
82 87 45 A D 40.3 Stantec
STN 19.08
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99 97 89 B B 22.6 SykesEnt SYKE . 17.25
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TISI . 27.28
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TTEC 10.90
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65 28 83 A D20.4 Trnscnd
TRCR 9.79
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TBI 12.38
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92 86 75 C B50.5 Unifirst .4 UNF 36.56
92 96 68 A D63.0 VSE
.7 VSEC 26.54
37 45 59 C D39.5 Viad
.7 VVI 22.41
87 73 89 A C+25.6 VsnChinan VISN . 11.00
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94 71 91 B C 40.7 WstCnn
WCN 31.37
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89 88 71 B E 62.0 WtsWy .7 r WW 40.89
76 87 33 A D16.5 Wipro
1.9 WIT 7.56
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3. RETAIL
95 65 96 B C 30.2 AaronRnt .2 r RNT 24.05
62 73 17 A D 85.8 AberFitc 2.2 ANF 32.51
99 95 93 A D37.4 7Aeropostl r ARO . 27.26
25 25 27 C C+18.7 Agilysys 1.7 AGYS 6.95
61 49 50 B C+25.7 AEagleO 3.5 r AEO 11.27
61 56 54 C D 36.8 AnnTaylor ANN 17.82
87 79 78 B D 35.7 ApldInd 2.6 r AIT 23.25
77 75 71 B D21.0 BJSRest
BJRI 9.60
90 79 91 C D44.3 BJsWhlsl
BJ 35.64
75 54 78 D B 39.7 BarnsNo 4.1 BKS 24.53
87 66 99 D C 18.7 BeaconRfg BECN 13.70
67 47 58 B C+15.3 BebeStr 2.5 BEBE 7.90
82 41 85 B C+36.3 BedBath
BBBY 27.54
51 64 46 B E 53.9 BestBuy 1.9 BBY 29.06
95 90 93 C D+35.3 BigLots
BIG 23.86
81 65 83 C C+34.7 BobEvn 2.2 r BOBE 25.66
54 37 65 C B28.4 Brinker 3.1 EAT 14.31
64 25 78 D B 22.7 BrwShoe 2.2 r BWS 12.87
99 96 96 A C+66.9 Buckle 2.5 r BKE 47.20
99 95 98 A B45.0 7BffWldWg BWLD . 34.65
92 92 76 A C+31.0 BurgerK 1.1 BKC 22.07
65 44 69 B B41.8 CBRL 3.7 r CBRL 21.82
92 81 95 B C 39.5 CECEntrtn r CEC 29.06
51 68 41 D C+17.1 CKERestr 2.9 r CKR 8.25
87 84 64 A E 44.3 CVSCare .9 r CVS 29.84
25 54 10 D D18.4 Cache
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62 52 70 C D21.0 CalPizzaK r CPKI 10.76
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76 51 80 D C+21.7 CatoCp 4.8 CTR 13.79
60 55 38 B D 20.6 CharRss
CHIC 9.77
96 79 97 C D+43.4 ChldrnsPl
PLCE 31.49
71 96 22 A C+155 Chipotle
CMG 51.28
62 96 18 A E 129 ChipotleBn CMGB 41.94
84 83 45 C B28.1 CitiTrnds CTRN 12.73
99 84 97 B A 23.4 CollectBr
PSS 15.56
64 66 38 C E 50.5 CmpnBras 1.1 CBD 24.46
66 76 65 B C 28.5 Conns
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Price EPS Name
Price EPS Name
Price EPS Name
Price EPS
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3.60 29
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10.98 43
Macys(n)
13.36 32
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22.99 83
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6.19 12
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19.26 40
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5.24 60
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2.46 73
Continued from B4
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40.33 19
Nomura(n)
12.16 23
SaksInc(n)
6.24 5
STMicro(n)
9.05 80
3.15 28
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52.76 65
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9.01 85
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2.21 14
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13.15 25
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26.18 74
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8.92 1
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13.17 79
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11.55 29
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5.71 35
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5.06 55
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2.53 24
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4.05 45
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14.03 68
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2.23 81
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23.49 6
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30.21 59
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24.65 55
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3.04 1
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8.02 86
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11.07 43
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27.66 11
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30.69 92
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13.48 58
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16.84 38
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6.06 60
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16.75 54
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15.30 68
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22.12 49
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16.10 31
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6.43 94
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18.56 58
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39.00 34
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14.22 69
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17.84 66
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22.71 76
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19.41 75
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7.97 40
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78.29 78
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6.82 73
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6.84 21
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4.78 14
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6.28 67
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6.08 78
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7.61 75
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4.64 29
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23.11 26
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12.47 41
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31.23 60
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1.95 93
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7.03 88
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21.21 13
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8.14 79
BrooksAut
7.30 23
HartHnk(n)
8.84 45
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13.13 33
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20.54 36
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6.67 55
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24.46 66
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20.09 74
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35.47 83
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10.55 92
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13.11
46
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14.90
46
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24.48
26
UltrClean
4.48 52
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20.22 80
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4.63 17
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66.16 66
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27.61 36
PFChangs
19.62 59
AehrTest
2.75 46
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4.55 11
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16.22 91
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3.05 44
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43.38 74
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25.65 74
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15.68 32
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7.56 87
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25.11 67
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9.76
89
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2.28
71
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19.46
83
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24.41
49
ThReutplc
113.16
93
TelefnArgta(n)
6.00 40
Fortress(n)
6.18 16
LaSalleHtl(n)
15.39 72
Cheescake
11.59 40
Broadcom
14.85 88
INXInc
5.77 71
CentnlComm
4.05 74
ApollInv
12.07 70
InlandRE(n)
11.50 45
JCrew(n)
23.36 28
Semtech
11.26 87
VoltInfoSci(n)
7.24 29
Sprint(n)
4.44 13
MerrlLyn(n)
17.98 23
AMBPpty(n)
31.35 75
Sothebys(n)
13.00 61
PLX Tech
4.30 47
ChckptSys(n)
14.43 54
FairPntC(n)
5.57 34
AlexREEqt(n)
88.20 70
BBAirn(n)
7.39 2
RetailVnt(n)
3.10 12
LamResrch
23.06 49
CslaWstA
8.70 33
TolgrdCm
3.69 23
LeggMs(n)
25.25 51
SunCmnts(n)
15.46 73
AberFitc(n)
32.51 73
Exar
6.10 8
ExlSvc
6.32 83
BigBandn
2.90 15
NYSEEur(n)
28.83 95
JERInv(n)
3.55 99
Benihana
3.35 23
OnSmcnd
4.75 51
GeoGroup(n)
16.68 88
Nortel(n)
1.57 16
AmerExp(n)
27.12 46
DukeRlty(n)
17.19 9
WinnDix
12.71 20
Intersil
13.49 87
Adminstf(n)
20.13 79
Rostelecom(n)
26.59 76
HarrisHrs
4.76 61
MackCaliRlt(n) 26.84 30
FmsDaves
4.98 68
OmniVisTc
8.80 61
WasteSvc
6.75 73
WarwckVl
9.70 53
HighDOp(n)
2.28 31
SunstnHtl(n)
8.93 29
PCConnect
5.35 73
Cymer
21.07 49
Viad(n)
22.41 45
NvtlWrls
5.43 28
SiebertFncl
3.04 59
ArborRT(n)
6.12 38
RedRobin
19.94 76
Nvidia
7.39 71
CDI(n)
16.61 58
TelmgCelu(n)
30.43 30
IntlAsst
16.22 73
RegencyCtrs(n) 49.50 42
BebeStr
7.90 47
ASMIntl
13.60 28
AMNHlt(n)
14.27 58
AtlTele
22.87 85
AdvntB
4.74 30
BostonPpts(n)
75.01 39
OCharly
7.41 30
IntegDvc
6.58 75
NIC Inc
5.31 84
Opnext
3.22 6
AdvAmer(n)
2.11 20
SLGreenRlty(n) 49.07 56
GreatAtPac(n)
7.07 11
Cohu
13.52 21
FocusMed
20.51 96
Avanex
4.04 73
USGlbl
6.29
53
RedwoodTr(n)
16.88
8
AFCEntps
5.93
18
AmkorTch
4.62
61
TeleTech
10.90 94
Orckt
4.54 7
RescAm
7.03 36
LexRltyTr(n)
9.12 24
MarineMax(n)
5.33 10
SkywksSol
6.58 91
Valassis(n)
5.80 30
GoAmerica
4.50 49
NAsiaInv(a)
7.95 1
ColonlPty(n)
14.80 23
Ingram Micro(n) 13.62 72
Lattice
2.00 28
DigtlAllyn
4.64 73
MaxcomTn(n)
4.55 28
MFGlbn(n)
3.30 72
KiteRealty(n)
9.04 76
AnnTaylor(n)
17.82 56
Diodes
12.19
75
Spherion(n)
3.61
50
ADDvantg
2.03 36
SLM(n)
7.85 10
SnrHouse(n)
18.41 58
RexStores(n)
9.39 7
MarvellTc
7.52 91
ConsldGrph(n)
18.17 77
XfoneInc(a)
2.23 12
AresCap
7.49 66
EquityOne(n)
17.65 70
BonTon
2.10 6
DSPGroup
5.69 10
BluPhoenx
2.36 88
012Smilen
6.10 72
MSCIIncn(n)
19.51 40
WeingrtnR(n)
26.76 38
Dominos(n)
9.77 26
CabotMic
27.88 59
BarrettB
10.14 38
SoundBiten
2.13 11
Discovern(n)
9.99 32
Saul Centers(n) 42.00 56
ChicosFAS(n)
4.17 5
Slcnware
4.84 47
7.72 8
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Kohlberg
5.67 66
GpArCN
8.73 75
Synnex(n)
17.63 84
CatlSemi
3.24 61
4.20 12
BUSINESS SVC (111) eLoyalty
AdvntA
2.97 24
GpAerPac(n)
19.51 96
Brinker(n)
14.31 37
MnPwSy
13.95 97
AlloyInc
5.51 32
EdgewtrT
3.25 52
EuronetWW
14.42 78
Gramercy(n)
1.40 62
ChinaNepn(n)
4.00 73
Techwell
7.53 82
Moodys(n)
27.00 42
DocSecSys(a)
3.10 16
RSCHld n(n)
8.57 77
RAITFin(n)
3.14 22
CharmngSh
4.11 4
Intellonn
3.01 34
CorpExec
25.73 66
UnivSec(a)
4.00 14
NicholasFinl
4.18 31
ProLogis(n)
26.74 47
DineEquity(n)
12.42 15
IntlRect(n)
16.41 23
ChinaInfo
3.54 63
InfoSvcs
3.98 73
thnkoswm
7.79 73
ThomsPrp
7.20 53
OfficeMax(n)
6.08 11
RFMicroDv
2.23 14
AirMedia n
6.86 73
WPP
34.33 86
AstaFund
4.05 36
MauiLdPn(n)
19.22 50
CKERestr(n)
8.25 68
Stantec(n)
19.08 87
TriQuint
3.66 44
Iteris(a)
1.38 28
Epoch
8.26 18
Post Pptys(n)
23.23 5
BldBear(n)
5.67 54
TechTargn
4.77
69
Emcore
4.01
41
AvalonHld(a)
2.50 67
CompuCrd
2.62 23
JonesLaL(n)
32.82 40
CasualMl
3.14 36
Sapient
5.67 96
KulickSof
3.55 39
NtlTchSys
4.98 87
EatnVan(n)
25.00 59
EducRlty(n)
8.29 73
PacSunwr
4.77 5
Virtusan
5.18 22
Caviumn
12.48 73
Versar(a)
3.10 35
MedalFin
8.13 69
RobertsRlty(a)
3.30 39
Guess(n)
28.75 98
FirstAdvn
10.87
59
Verigy
13.58
6
Syntel
19.53 80
JanusCap(n)
14.15 69
OneLibertyPr(n) 13.42 54
TransWrld
2.31 3
inVentiv
13.01 64
AmtechSys
8.60 36
CognizntTc
16.62 98
WaddllR(n)
15.81 62
NVGoldCas(a)
0.70 21
MortonsR(n)
3.99 43
MedStaff(n)
1.39 28
HimaxTc
2.44 97
AmMed Alert
3.71 88
NatlFinP(n)
12.92 61
TejonRnch(n)
29.97 50
Cache
4.59 54
ICT Group
6.82 45
Zoran
7.05 3
ABMInd(n)
16.50 73
WrightExp(n)
23.07 79
MaguirePr(n)
4.79 5
Hhgreggn(n)
7.48 30
Patni(n)
6.32 34
SmartMod
2.18 23
GPStrateg(n)
5.97 69
AffiltMgrs(n)
70.68 68
iStarFinl(n)
1.36 30
EstaDlhaiz(n)
53.76 60
SMA
2.50 28
FairchldSm(n)
7.06 79
IntegElec
11.60 73
NYFIXn
2.70 59
StratHtls(n)
5.40 21
Cabelas(n)
9.01 57
FormlaSys
8.81 43
PericmSem
8.72 99
ClearCha(n)
10.02 80
GLGPtrs(n)
4.20 26
DEmmett(n)
17.28 11
BlocbstrA(n)
1.81 58
MYRGrp
11.24 61
Microtune
2.07 20
Eastern(a)
12.01 64
HEEqSvcs
7.64 75
AmMtgAcc(a)
0.48 23
WholeFd
17.34 39
KellySvcB
16.20 65
ArmHldgs
4.57 68
IMSHlth(n)
15.72 62
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InvTech(n)
24.20 80
8.67 44
CoffeeHldg(a)
1.75 45
SilicnMot
4.16 75
AutoData(n)
37.52 74
REAL EST (102)
CAIIntln(n)
5.82 97
HMG(a)
3.80 25
GrayMrk
3.00 47
ChrtSemi
2.00 35
Unisys(n)
1.87 45
PrimusG(n)
2.10 63
Chimeran(n)
4.35 2
SignetJwlrs(n)
16.24 21
AmenPpty
6.15 59
Anadigics
2.37 72
DGFast
16.90 63
Invesco(n)
16.15 63
GrupoAer(n)
41.40 86
PCMall
4.50 57
TransconRlty(n) 9.93 51
AdvSemi(n)
2.22 42
Accntur(n)
32.00 91
DollarFin
12.44 92
CapitalTrust(n)
8.19 58
McCmSch
6.36 20
IRSA InvGlb(n)
6.00 36
CascdMic
3.69 23
MDCPtnr A
5.79 15
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BGCPtrs
3.08 68
MIDevl(n)
14.50 57
JAlexander
5.00 56
Anthracite(n)
2.84 56
ProvSvc
5.20 62
..................................... KonaGrill
Sapphiren(a)
8.63 2
4.06 17
WPCary(n)
19.55 51
TRANSPORT (77)
Cenveo(n)
5.40 26
RETAIL (99)
FCStonen
12.00 99
PubStgDSA(n)
23.89 73
EinstnNn
7.51 73
StlthGas
6.20 54
Infosys
25.52 93
AmconDist(a)
17.92 45
GFIGrp
3.11 96
PMCCmrcl(a)
6.10 46
AC MreArt
5.49 25
Aktslskbt
14.42 81
IBM(n)
90.55 88
..................................... AdvTAcqn(a)
JewettCmrn
5.70 93
7.20 33
WinthropR(n)
2.67 18
CovenantTr
2.01 18
RepbSvc(n)
24.25 76
FINANCE (98)
LibMIntB
9.98 85
AsiaSpcSn(a)
8.40 2
XinynREn(n)
1.55 80
KnightT
16.50 75
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InnerWk
9.05 99
AcornEn
2.60 2
YumBrd(n)
27.80 79
GlimchRlty(n)
5.41 28
ArlingTkr(n)
9.34 50
Genpactn(n)
7.50 81
SEMICNDUCTRS
LibtyAcqn(a)
8.48 2
WaysdT
5.92 55
TexasPacLd(n)
25.61 84
FreeSeas
2.68 36
Maximus(n)
31.91 45
(89)
GHLAcqn(a)
8.70 2
Perfumania
6.20 3
BrandwnRty(n) 10.85 52
GuangRy(n)
20.56 66
MacquarI(n)
10.99 50
TrianglCp
9.49 98
Scansrce
21.89 73
CAMcrDvc
2.30 21
AshfordH(n)
2.38 50
TrailerBr
5.00 35
HudsonH
4.09 64
Tree.com
2.03
6
OfficeDepot(n)
3.67
16
SemiMfg(n)
1.30
8
SuperHosp
2.60 32
Seaspan(n)
14.47 57
PDI
6.26 12
TortCap(n)
7.30 10
One800FlrA
4.52 43
ElecSci
11.14 21
Gladstn
9.90 16
CapProdn
7.94 56
CorrecCp(n)
21.13 74
BrkfInfn(n)
12.07 63
BlueSq(n)
7.90 96
StdMicro
20.78 65
AmerLndLs(n)
12.49 7
OmegaN
7.65 66
ValuClck
7.49 76
UTEK(a)
9.25 23
FarmerBrs
19.80 23
GSIGroup
2.44 17
ResceCap(n)
3.13 24
EagleBlk
8.87 55
Cintas
23.95 59
GenesisL(n)
6.18 70
Tiffany(n)
27.79 86
Ramtron
2.00 93
PennREIT(n)
10.61 16
UnivTruck
16.09 64
Lamar Ad
27.40 56
GldstnCap
10.35 34
Target(n)
41.30 66
CEVA
6.96 68
AcadiaRlty(n)
20.99 89
TsakosE(n)
24.34 72
Manpwr(n)
33.20 94
GSCInvn(n)
6.00 69
WendyArby(n)
4.00 35
BTUIntl
7.10 33
Forestar n(n)
10.97 40
Euroseas
5.92 58
CSP
4.27 17
Equifax(n)
27.61 71
PricSmrt
13.74 72
Tegal
2.65 29
DiamRkHos(n)
5.25 24
DianaShpg(n)
15.50 97
FranklinCovy(n) 5.92 54
RenCGIIIn(a)
2.81 16
Costco
57.06 76
FormFactor
16.65 65
Macerich(n)
40.91 52
PortecRl
6.75 55
Paychx
28.14 75
Metavnten(n)
13.24 58
AEagleO(n)
11.27 49
LinearTch
25.58 85
NStarRlty(n)
4.15 58
Fedex(n)
70.97 41
HlthGrds
2.46 73
GladstInv
4.38 29
RubyTues(n)
4.62 9
Mellanox
7.85 69
MedclProp(n)
7.66 97
GenShp(n)
18.80 97
Omnicom(n)
32.01 80
TALIntl(n)
15.52 93
Penney(n)
27.25 45
ASML
15.55 69
MissWst
7.75 16
ShipFin(n)
13.76 77
IHSIncA(n)
38.76 86
BrdrdgFnn(n)
12.66 49
BestBuy(n)
29.06 64
TexsInst(n)
19.34 80
TaubmanCtr(n) 36.64 4
GenMarit(n)
12.73 9
iGate
5.54 70
WstnUn(n)
18.64 78
Pier1(n)
2.10 39
AdvaMcrDv(n)
4.05 41
KilroyRlty(n)
33.31 26
Express1(a)
1.05 17
FactsetR(n)
44.57 87
ProspctCp
8.72 94
Nordsrm(n)
21.57 66
RudolphTch
5.62 53
SimonProp(n)
74.25 70
TeekLNG(n)
11.63 50
DonllyRR(n)
18.50 74
PatriotCp
3.73 81
InglMkt
17.82 73
Atheros
19.25 92
NYMtgTr
3.46 62
SafeBulk(n)
7.30 67
MultiColor
17.20 43
Arbinet
2.20 28
Kohls(n)
37.15 55
Hittite
27.55 85
DuPFabrn(n)
8.98 73
ExcelMar(n)
10.59 96
MineSfAp(n)
31.18 60
Net1UEPS
18.16 88
LimitdBr(n)
14.11 61
IsilonSys
3.02 18
FirstIndustrl(n) 16.57 9
GlbShipL(n)
3.91 9
ComputrSci(n)
32.54 54
ZipRealty
2.83 11
Starbucks
11.53 49
A TM I
14.42 92
CogdSpen(n)
13.90 32
RyanrHldg
17.22 62
SatyamCpt(n)
12.73 96
KaynAEn(n)
12.37 23
ApplRecy
3.10 36
Intel
16.25 75
FelCor(n)
3.92 12
Frontlne(n)
36.05 79
NatCinM
8.00 23
Fiserv
38.82 85
ManSang(a)
2.05 63
Semitool
5.56 73
VorndRlty(n)
77.00 17
DHTMarine(n)
4.35 47
IntrDat(n)
20.05 80
AdmFPrvd(n)
17.49 30
CoreMark
19.73 12
NatSemi(n)
14.13 73
RamcoGers(n)
16.90 33
Trinity(n)
19.02 88
Firstservice
12.33 63
Amerprs(n)
25.81 57
GameStpA(n)
30.21 98
VarianSm
19.52 57
HRPTPtys Tr(n)
4.85 22
DryShip
20.88 99
Blackstnn(n)
12.70 23
Landrys(n)
9.14 32
LawEnf(a)
0.17 28
EHousen(n)
5.31 98
Micrchp
25.06 80
BrkfldPr(n)
12.20 33
CrdSuisse(n)
42.80 30
FlaniganEntp(a) 4.57 63
Teradyne(n)
6.07 55
CBIZInc(n)
7.66 87
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DPZ 9.77
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2.2 r GPS 15.44
84 62 80 C B 43.9 Genesco
r GCO 25.43
91 86 77 A E 96.0 Graingr 2.2 r GWW 72.61
98 93 78 A C 44.8 GreenMtCf GMCR . 32.12
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86 70 87 B D 27.6 Hibbett
HIBB 18.14
54 40 72 C E 34.6 HomeDp 4.3 HD 21.17
85 69 99 D C+17.5 IkonOfSo 1.0 r IKN 16.41
83 73 50 B C+29.5 InglMkt 3.7 IMKTA 17.82
61 72 65 C D 21.5 IngramMicro r IM 13.62
50 55 58 C C+28.4 InsightEnt r NSIT 11.15
70 58 62 C B25.3 Interline
IBI 13.48
58 28 35 B B 52.0 JCrew
JCG 23.36
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JBX 18.78
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KSS 37.15
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Life Partners Climbs

From Major Decline
LIFE PARTNERS HOLDINGS (LPHI) Group 5 $33.72 SPARTAN STORES INC (SPTN) Group 20 o$24.77 AXSYS TECHNOLOGIES INC (AXYS) Group 8 $54.55 CARDIONET INC (BEAT)
Group 29
$23.22 CHILDRENS PLACE RETAIL (PLCE) Group 19 o$31.49
99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 99 ROE 123% 5.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 96 ROE 17% 21.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 98 ROE 10% 9.0M Shares 84 Comp. Rating 73 EPS RS 95 ROE 0% 19.2M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 97 ROE 8% 18.5M Shares
BROKERS SERVICES FACILITATING VIATICAL AND LIFE SETTLEMENT TRANSACTIONS WORLDWIDE.
DISTRIBUTES FOOD TO NEARLY 400 INDEPENDENT GROCERY STORES AND

OPERATES 84 SUPERMARKETS IN MI, OH AND IN.
MANUFACTURES OPTICAL, MOTION CONTROL, AND CAMERA SYSTEMS FOR

DEFENSE, AEROSPACE, AND HOMELAND SECURITY MARKETS.
DEVELOPS AN AMBULATORY, CONTINUOUS, REAL TIME MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM AND SERVICE FOR MONITORING PATIENT CARDIAC DATA.
OPERATES 1,239 THE CHILDREN'S PLACE AND DISNEY STORES IN U.S. AND
CANADA, OFFERING CHILDREN'S APPAREL AND TOYS.

8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/14
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/17

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 3%
... Ann. EPS Gro PE 86 Avg. Daily Vol 223,200 Debt 999%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Last Qtr Eps ... Prior Qtr +4%5 Last Qtr Sales +16%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/13
Thinly traded Life Partners HoldingsLPHI is recovering from a drastic

decline.
Acc/Dis A
Life Partners brokers a product
Sup/Demand 55
called life settlements. A life-insurance policyholder, usually beset by
a terminal illness, sells his or her
death payment for immediate cash,
at a discount. The buyer receives
CONCUR TECHNOLOGIES INC (CNQR) Group 55 o$31.58 DOLLAR TREE INC (DLTR)
Hot Tip: When the stock market
turns up, most market leaders
appear in Stocks In The News
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full payment from the insurer upon

the death of the insured.
EPS flew last year to $1.56 from 28
cents a share in the prior year. Its
three-year earnings growth rate
stands at 265%.
Pretax margin hit 40% in 2008,
while return on equity surged to
123%. Donald H. Gold
Dividend
Close
OPERATES 3,474 DISCOUNT VARIETY STORES OFFERING MERCHANDISE AT

THE FIXED PRICE OF $1 IN 48 STATES
DEVELOPS PRODUCTS TO DETECT AND TREAT HEARING IMPAIRMENT,

NEUROLOGICAL DYSFUNCTION AND OTHER DISORDERS IN INFANTS.
DEVELOPS THERAPIES TO TREAT CARDIOVASCULAR, ONCOLOGICAL AND

INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
DEVELOPS INTERNET MANAGEMENT AND WEB SECURITY SOFTWARE TO

MONITOR, REPORT AND MANAGE INTERNET USAGE BY EMPLOYEES.

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/28
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 13%
-3% Ann. EPS Gro PE 54 Avg. Daily Vol 698,500 Debt 0%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 39%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30
R&D 18%
Vol% Vol P
1.61 +20 2.6m 17
.11 11 945 10
+1.29+110 4.6m 15
.64 +89 520 9o
.40 +31 1.4m 9o
.47+130 418 10
+3.62 +68 1.7m 16
+.09+187 324 13
+.11 +72 1.4m 13
1.04 +94 241 99k
.86 +47 520 7k
.90 +51 1.8m 5
.70+157 400 92
+.58+136 7.1m 14
.27 +97 1.0m 6k
+.39 25 36 13
+.22 +27 4.0m 11
+.08 33 20 17
+.19 +33 1.3m 14
.89+266 192 17k
.40 +38 5.5m 12
+.26+118 454 18
.34 +37 400 12o
+.19 +44 1.0m 7
+.55+105 1.4m 10
+.10+147 124 32
.40 +45 52 9k
.10+125 1.1m 37
.19 +93 6.7m 7
.78 +68 576 13k
.16 30 704 7
.25 +24 143 7
.65+154 786 10
.15+139 37m 18
.49 +60 328 9k
+.32+151 4.3m 12
1.40+114 2.0m 8
+.12+139 1.6m 9x
1.10+488 213 99
+.29 +83 222 38
.94 +21 1.2m 8
+3.38 41 135 16
1.27 +60 208 17k
.20 2 303 50
+1.01 +41 635 12o
+.21 +65 3.0m 9
.35 +93 231 13
6. FOOD/BEV
ADairy
ADY
ArchrDan 3.1 ADM
Cadbury 1.2 CBY
CalMne 2.3 CALM
CmpblSp 2.6 r CPB
Chiquita
CQB
CocaCo 3.2 KO
CocaClEn 2.1 CCE
CocaCFm 1.2 KOF
CcColaH 2.6 CCH
ConAgra 4.0 r CAG
CornPr 2.6 r CPO
DeanFds
DF
DiamdFd .6 DMND
DrPepSnn
DPS
8.94
17.03
35.00
26.45
37.83
12.90
47.41
13.45
40.05
14.95
19.05
21.58
21.36
29.25
23.79
.44 +45 65 8
.01 +37 12m 6o
1.81+185 1.0m 11o
+.75 63 407 4o
.84 +69 3.8m 19o
.50 +5 810 14o
1.89+100 24m 15
.72+162 7.6m 9
.85+141 433 10k
+.42+101 197 7
.31 +28 7.0m 17o
.05 +53 1.3m 7
.75 +24 2.6m 22o
.17+125 412 31
.15 +88 6.7m 11o
Psychological Market Indicators

Date
12 MONTH HISTORY
Low
Date High
Date
5 YEAR HISTORY
Low
Date High Current
Public/NYSE Specialist Short Sales

10/12/07 8.31 07/04/08 21.91 02/04/05 1.18 07/04/08 21.91
16.78
CBOEMarket Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)

05/20/08 14.1 Oct8200 71.9 07/15/05 8.2 Oct8200 71.9
71.9
Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls

01/21/08 0.34 10/07/08 2.58 01/21/08 0.34 10/07/08 2.58
2.52
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MutualFund 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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NASDAQ Daily Trading Volume as % of NYSEDaily Volume

03/20/08 108.3 08/29/08 207 09/16/05 79.1 08/29/08 207
182
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Number of Stock Splits in IBD 6000 (prior 30 days)

03/03/08 15 01/04/08 70 03/03/08 15 06/19/06
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 94

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/19
R&D 12%
72 56 78 B C+26.0
41 81 17 B D49.0
65 82 44 B E 59.6
68 30 79 B B48.8
97 74 94 B C 40.9
74 73 69 E D+25.8
84 78 73 A D65.6
34 41 43 C D 27.1
56 82 66 .. E 63.8
46 89 13 B E 50.1
83 57 73 C D26.2
39 89 20 B E 55.0
62 30 92 B D29.2
98 73 98 D A+30.9
75 70 91 B E 26.9
PROVIDES CORPORATE EXPENSE REPORT MANAGEMENT AND TRAVEL

PROCUREMENT SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS.

52-wk
R&D 5%
Group 1
o$35.45 NATUS MEDICAL INC (BABY) Group 36 o$19.83 UNITED THERAPEUTICS CORP (UTHR) Group 15 o$96.76 WEBSENSE INC (WBSN)
Group 71
o$18.41
96 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 91 ROE 8% 44.0M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 96 ROE 19% 86.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 90 ROE 10% 25.3M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 96 ROE 11% 20.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 90 ROE 23% 43.3M Shares
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 88
92 75 87 B E 54.8 EsteeLd 1.3 r EL 41.75

13 26 18 C E 89.6 Harman .2 r HAR 23.49
97 77 94 A C+41.7 Hasbro 2.5 r HAS 31.80
83 57 92 D B24.7 HelenTroy HELE 17.93
99 98 72 A B51.1 Herbalfe 2.4 r HLF 33.91
75 61 76 B C+24.8 HillenI 4.0 r HI 18.21
97 96 79 A D131 ITTEduc
ESI 72.35
91 73 65 B B20.0 InterPr 1.1 IPAR 11.76
87 62 77 B D 54.8 IntFlavr 2.6 IFF 37.87
58 35 57 D B+22.4 iRobot
IRBT 11.52
88 57 82 B B30.6 JakksPac JAKK 21.25
69 74 65 B D36.0 Jarden
r JAH 16.44
94 84 89 .. B31.0 7K12nya
LRN 22.30
89 57 88 B D71.2 KimbCla 3.7 KMB 61.93
87 85 68 A D19.2 Knoll
4.4 r KNL 10.85
56 49 34 B D27.7 LearngTree LTRE 10.84
77 39 97 C B24.6 LeggPlat 5.4 r LEG 18.65
92 88 81 C C+16.0 7LincEduSv r LINC 11.03
98 76 94 A C+38.5 MarvelEnt MVL . 29.10
85 60 90 B D 20.4 Matrixx
MTXX 15.58
59 30 75 B E 23.4 Mattel 4.7 r MAT 16.12
90 75 88 B C 58.6 MathInt .5 MATW 44.81
93 93 72 A D78.9 Middleby MIDD 43.43
83 92 61 A D33.9 MllrHer 1.8 MLHR 19.86
80 52 81 B D41.4 NBTY
NTY 28.20
86 61 96 D B+12.4 NLIndus 4.3 NL 11.73
96 90 92 B D80.6 Natl Pr 1.8 NPK 56.08
98 98 70 A D 92.2 NwOriEd
EDU . 55.00
32 45 48 B D29.5 NewellRb 6.0 NWL 14.01
88 71 71 B C+20.0 NuSkin 3.3 r NUS 13.39
79 48 75 B B 34.0 NutriSys 4.4 NTRI 16.04
45 63 20 B E 13.5 PhysnsF
FACE 5.09
76 78 66 C D+12.3 PrestgBr
PBH 7.25
95 76 89 A D75.2 ProctGm 2.4 PG 66.10
32 21 58 D E 31.2 RC2
RCRC 15.11
53 85 49 C E 14.5 Service 2.1 r SCI 7.51
33 68 24 C E 57.2 Sony
1.1 SNE 23.90
72 75 60 B D 19.3 Steelcse 6.6 r SCS 9.03
22 27 30 D E 26.5 StoneMor 19 STON 10.73
99 88 94 A C 229 StrayrEd .8 STRA 194.9
63 91 41 A D 45.0 Tupperw 4.0 TUP 22.06
93 57 99 B B+49.9 USANAHlth USNA 40.87
59 48 71 C B38.5 UniElec
UEIC 19.59
70 19 94 D C 22.4 UnvTchIns r UTI 15.54
88 77 68 A C 57.7 WWatch 2.1 WTW 33.51
56 33 82 C D98.0 Whrlpl 2.6 r WHR 67.33
78 37 91 C C+21.4 Zepn
1.1 ZEP 14.53
87
26
New Issues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE

10/07/08 4.1% 12/13/07 9.0% 10/29/03 2.1% 03/16/05 9.3%
4.1%
Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average

10/07/08 2.72 10/31/07 4.41 10/07/08 2.72 10/09/07 4.42
2.72
Priceto Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones 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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52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 51 97 14 A E 20.4 CAIIntln
CAP 5.82 1.22 35 90 4k
95 89 86 A B 714 7CMEGrp 1.1 r CME 405.6 +9.64 4 1.3m 23
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 73 76 58 C B34.6 Calamos 3.1 CLMS 14.23 .40 17 191 9k
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 61 39 65 B B 73.6 CaptlOne 4.2 r COF 35.79 1.77 55 5.5m 6
47 90 45 .. E 23.0 EmbtldB 2.0 AKOB 12.26 1.13 83 4 9k 98 97 87 B B48.9 CashAmer .4 CSH 34.10 .16 +1 547 11
99 82 96 B B 32.7 FlowrsF 2.1 r FLO 29.00 .22 +65 2.1m 25o 83 45 80 B B+41.0 CohenStr 3.8 CNS 23.45 .57 26 202 15k
58 87 60 .. E 49.8 Fomento 1.4 FMX 31.20 +.49 +73 2.6m 13 95 83 85 A D31.5 CreditAcc
CACC 17.38 +1.22 40 15 7k
36 28 34 C E 39.8 FrshDelM
FDP 16.98 1.10 +27 727 5 60 30 76 .. A69.9 CrdSuis 3.6 CS 42.80 +1.83 +72 2.2m 99
97 73 94 B C+72.0 GenMills 2.6 GIS 65.26 1.74+167 8.5m 17x 98 99 84 A D 20.4 Cybrsrce r CYBS . 13.43 .08 +90 1.4m 23
41 85 26 B E 14.9 Gruma
GMK 6.22 .07 +39 48 4k 40 32 39 B C+23.3 Discove 2.4 r DFS 9.99 +.25 0 6.5m 5o
15 37 9 B D 16.5 HQSustMn HQS 4.20 +.11 52 93 10 79 92 32 A B 33.0 DollarFin r DLLR 12.44 .30 45 159 5k
96 83 72 C C+35.1 HainCelstl HAIN 22.25 1.30 +31 690 15 93 73 92 D B22.8 DuffPhlpn DUF 17.82 .17 28 40 25
91 96 66 A B 68.4 HansenNat r HANS 26.65 .95 38 2.2m 15o 67 59 46 B C 50.0 EatnVan 2.4 r EV 25.00 +.15 20 1.0m 13o
98 68 90 A C+53.0 HeinzHJ 3.5 HNZ 47.14 2.60 +99 5.9m 17o 47 37 64 B C+16.0 ElctrRnt 5.8 ELRC 10.41 .17 +58 92 13
70 30 90 B D+46.2 Hershey 3.2 HSY 37.21 .30 +32 2.8m 19 83 62 97 C B+14.2 EncoreCap ECPG 9.82 .98 +9 196 9k
77 66 80 C C+42.8 HormelFd 2.2 HRL 33.36 1.24 +87 969 14 72 18 64 A B15.0 Epoch 1.5 r EPHC 8.26 .74 18 46 20
20 37 40 .. E 33.5 IndsBac 3.5 IBA 19.00 2.30+273 65 10k 80 71 69 A D40.2 Equifax .6 r EFX 27.61 2.08+207 3.0m 11
87 38 91 C B+38.8 J&JSnack 1.2 r JJSF 29.76 .97 +21 99 20 74 78 52 B C 33.3 EuronetWW EEFT 14.42 .63 5 519 11k
96 66 91 A C+58.5 Kellogg 2.6 K 52.60 3.05+164 6.0m 18 71 99 8 A C+53.3 FCStonen r FCSX 12.00 .08 61 214 6o
95 59 88 B C+35.3 KraftFdA 3.9 KFT 29.97 .77 +7 21m 15 20 80 3 C C 34.9 FedAgric 5.8 AGM 6.86 .54 +83 430 1
69 8 93 D B25.2 Lance 3.1 LNCE 20.65 1.18 +49 346 54k 70 60 43 A D+45.0 FedInvs 4.1 FII 23.31 2.17 53 928 10
61 29 71 B B19.7 LifewayFd r LWAY 9.78 .61+165 91 69 62 68 51 B D27.0 FidNInfo 1.3 r FIS 15.30 +.03 +53 3.2m 6k
93 69 90 B D 42.1 McCorm 2.4 MKC 36.53 .47 +30 1.4m 17o 79 67 82 B D+28.9 FinlFedl 3.0 FIF 20.24 .62 +1 223 10x
47 73 18 B E 18.3 OmegaPrtn OME 5.55 .45+144 569 4 77 56 86 A D25.3 FstCshFinl r FCFS 15.07 .67 +62 510 16
r FISV 38.82 .51 +90 3.8m 12
61 67 60 C C+43.4 PepsiBtl 2.7 r PBG 24.97 .30 +93 4.0m 10o 84 85 65 A D56.8 Fiserv
FIG 6.18 .97 +41 819 ..o
55 76 49 C D36.0 PepsiAmr 3.1 r PAS 17.23 1.06 +31 622 9k 17 16 18 E C 24.7 Fortress
95 73 82 A D79.8 PepsiCo 2.7 PEP 63.61 1.51 +65 13m 18 69 66 44 A D 143 FrankRes 1.2 r BEN 66.16 3.85 +45 2.7m 9
3.2 r GMT 33.37 +.16 +27 817 9
40 72 22 B E 66.8 Perdigao
PDA 25.04 +1.11+161 524 11k 74 84 75 B E 51.5 GATX
98 65 97 B A74.1 Ralcorp
RAH 65.45 2.38 28 1.2m 19o 59 96 3 A D25.8 GFIGrp 6.4 GFIG 3.11 .02 64 843 3k
56 92 5 A E 26.3 SadiaSA 2.4 SDA 5.77 .70+127 2.0m 2 65 69 32 A E 12.8 GSCInvn 26 GNV 6.00 .16+234 116 4k
.3 GBL 42.22 .87 22 69 18
71 12 89 B B+50.5 SandrFa 1.6 r SAFM 36.00 +1.47 27 366 21o 75 34 75 B B 73.4 GAMCO
85 68 69 B D+17.0 SaraLee 3.7 SLE 11.45 .65 +81 10m 11o 34 70 16 B E 24.3 GenesisL 25 GLS 6.18 +.03+253 1.1m 5
.
80 64 72 C D33.1 Sensient 3.1 SXT 24.40 +.04 +71 590 13k 99 90 91 A D 49.9 GloblPay .2 GPN 43.54 .94 +73 1.3m 20o
94 69 98 B B92.9 Greenhi 2.7 r GHL 67.69 2.54 23 267 16
25 26 27 D C+32.2 SmithfldF
SFD 12.98 .50 +60 4.5m 18o
93 81 76 B B+33.0 HrtldPay 1.7 HPY 20.87 .64 +4 393 19k
95 63 87 B B 56.7 Smucker 2.8 r SJM 45.30 2.81+160 1.4m 14o
60 67 49 .. B35.9 IntrctBrkn r IBKR 20.23 1.28 24 725 9
80 99 47 A D52.2 Synutran SYUT 20.00 1.15 20 101 19
86 99 45 A B194 IntcntlEx
ICE 82.67 1.87 12 1.9m 18
57 22 92 D C+35.0 TootsieR 1.2 TR 25.64 1.32 +25 273 30k
64 73 36 C D 37.7 IntlAsst
r IAAC 16.22 1.78 +19 52 5
98 54 97 C B 31.6 TreeHseFd THS 28.70 .60 +27 494 19o
72 63 43 B B32.3 Invesco 3.5 r IVZ 16.15 1.35 44 3.3m 9
17 4 54 D E 19.5 TysonA 1.4 TSN 11.20 +.15 +3 6.1m 35o
73 80 41 A D 53.4 InvTech
ITG 24.20 3.10 34 469 9
93 66 69 A C 37.3 Unilever 3.8 UN 25.46 1.17 +62 4.1m 13
71 69 25 B B+37.1 JanusCap .3 JNS 14.15 .78 26 2.9m 11
91 66 69 A D+38.3 Unilever 4.0 UL 25.48 1.40+125 3.1m 13
63 23 88 D C+29.3 JeffrsGp
r JEF 16.19 1.04 +5 2.2m ..
45 86 10 A E 145 WimmBD .8 WBD . 41.98 1.94 14 224 12o
69 23 98 D B45.6 KBWInc
KBW 29.81 1.55 13 286 ..k
73 96 42 A D15.5 Zhongpinn HOGS 7.45 .26 +80 226 7
21 23 25 E E 26.7 KaynAEn 13 KED 12.37 .54 +95 106 ..k
7. FINANCE
90 84 77 C C 19.8 KnightCap NITE 12.78 .83 4 1.7m 10
.9 LAZ 42.15 +3.25 33 806 17
99 98 91 A B19.3 EzcorpClA EZPW . 13.88 1.17 +6 771 12o 69 20 97 .. B+52.9 LazardL
41 51 19 B C 88.2 LeggMs 3.8 LM 25.25 3.76 +27 4.2m 4
LPS 27.95 1.03 37 510 10
37 30 26 B D 43.5 AdmFPrvd 7.4 PVD 17.49 2.02 +88 19 5 83 79 81 B E 36.6 LenderPS
48 75 15 A C+28.7 AerCap
AER 7.61 .22 +51 648 2 85 92 58 B C 58.0 M&FWorld r MFW 30.69 1.50 +56 160 9
79 68 58 A C+136 AffiltMgrs r AMG 70.68 2.32 29 636 10 54 40 47 A D 38.4 MSCIIncn MXB 19.51 +.79 0 814 26o
36 55 20 A D+32.9 Aircastl 21 AYR 6.67 .16 +46 1.1m 3o 45 43 56 .. D 19.1 MVCCap 4.4 MVC 10.98 .88 +69 185 42
94 82 84 A B+80.8 7AlliancDta r ADS 54.00 2.59 +6 1.6m 13 88 98 64 A D320 MastrCd .4 MA . 163.5 +4.84 +92 7.8m 22x
39 58 19 B E 92.9 AlliBern 12 AB 30.30 .59+228 2.1m 7 84 79 72 B B 36.0 McGthR 3.7 r MGRC 21.65 1.53 +88 166 12k
43 79 9 B E 31.1 AlliedCp 40 ALD 6.39 +.08 +19 2.2m 4o 16 23 13 E C+77.9 MerrlLyn 7.8 MER 17.98 .02 +35 74m ..
39 46 23 B C+46.1 AmCpLtd28 r ACAS 14.90 .20 +46 5.7m 4 47 58 35 B E 26.5 Metavnten MV 13.24 .98+160 978 8o
38 46 32 B D+63.6 AmerExp 2.7 AXP 27.12 1.13 +26 20m 9 66 62 79 B D 26.1 MobileMini MINI 16.18 +.20 +1 299 11
81 66 77 B E 23.9 APhysSv 1.7 AMPH 17.50 .81+108 49 6k 52 16 67 B D18.0 NGPCap 13 NGPC 12.20 .64+144 332 12
48 57 25 C B69.3 Amerprs 2.6 r AMP 25.81 2.53 +87 5.5m 6 62 95 19 A C 95.3 NYSEEur 4.2 r NYX 28.83 .68 +26 7.7m 9
82 70 65 B B22.0 ApollInv 17 AINV 12.07 .52 +40 1.9m 7o 94 99 74 A C+50.5 NasdaqOMX NDAQ 27.00 .58 12 3.1m 14
78 66 40 A B17.5 AresCap 22 ARCC 7.49 .51 +4 987 5 84 88 57 A B 33.8 Net1UEPS UEPS 18.16 .15+104 741 11o
49 12 79 C B14.7 AssetAcc AACC 9.00 .38 +17 159 13 44 23 67 E D+18.8 Nomura 2.4 NMR 12.16 +.50 +68 675 ..k
98 90 83 A C 249 Blackrck 1.9 BLK 167.0 4.25 23 487 18 37 88 8 .. C+32.8 OchZif 19 OZM 7.03 .89 +49 714 4o
41 23 47 C C 29.8 Blackst 9 r BX 12.70 .69 +78 3.1m ..o 53 40 31 B B49.4 OppenHl 2.3 OPY 19.26 1.51 +69 93 5k
2.3 IX 49.02 +.82 +89 48 7
63 31 80 C B26.7 BlckH&R 3.1 r HRB 19.28 .15 4 2.5m 14o 58 67 36 B B123 Orix
PHH 8.03 +.03 +62 925 21
37 49 41 B E 24.2 BrdrdgF 2.2 BR 12.66 .30+131 2.1m 8 22 73 15 E E 27.1 PHHCorp
42 63 39 .. E 21.6 BrkfInf 8.8 BIP 12.07 .99+290 184 .. 82 69 78 B D 19.6 PensonW r PNSN 10.80 .68 35 180 8
93 66 84 A B+53.0 PortRec
PRAA 36.50 2.43 2 168 12
94 76 79 A B70.2 PrceTR 2.1 r TROW 46.05 .93 24 2.4m 18
HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES
84 94 40 A E 17.3 Prospct 18 PSEC 8.72 .88+123 417 4o
NYTime Wed Tue Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind. 89 69 81 B B38.3 RaymJam 1.8 r RJF 24.49 .63 +4 1.8m 11
10 AM
1072 790 +282
+17.0 +127.8 9574.9 46 36 39 B D+18.7 RescAm 4.0 REXI 7.03 .72 +8 67 8
RMG 15.91 +.22 +44 416 49o
11 AM
2488 1771 +716
-8.6 -109.1 9337.9 87 95 67 B C 26.4 RiskMetn
12 PM
3508 2516 +991
-14.3 -143.0 9304.0 76 79 87 C C+76.6 Ryder 1.8 r R 52.49 +1.81 58 454 11
.9 r SEIC 17.82 .58 16 921 12k
01 PM
4378 3219 +1159
-13.9 -150.8 9296.2 72 69 54 A E 33.1 SEI
SLM 7.85 .93 +4 9.7m 8
02 PM
5440 4082 +1358
+15.2 +90.8 9537.9 5 10 10 D D49.9 SLM
03 PM
6603 5079 +1524
+14.2 +62.2 9509.3 96 78 96 C B+22.5 SWSGrp 2.3 r SWS 15.88 .12 15 227 14
96 93 85 A C+28.8 Schwb 1.3 r SCHW 19.18 .28 10 12m 18
04 PM
8540 6837 +1702
-11.2 -189.0 9258.1
79 89 39 A E 86.6 StateStr 2.2 STT 43.60 +3.65+101 14m 8
TOTAL
8540 6837 +1702
SF 43.11 +.21 +14 448 17k
............................................................................................. 94 69 98 B B+60.6 StifelFin
32 8 61 C C 193 StdntLn 6.9 STU 83.25 1.75 +59 43 14k
NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE) 78 76 73 B D25.4 TNSInc
TNS 16.35 .71 23 155 12k
79 93 45 A B28.4 TALIntl 10 TAL 15.52 .68+135 248 8
NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY
86 73 72 A B18.2 thnkoswm SWIM 7.79 .16 9 597 8
8th
7th
6th
3rd
2nd
51 69 34 B E 29.5 TotalSys 2.0 TSS 14.22
... +52 1.8m 10
N/A
4663
5647
4332
5640 98 98 74 A D 14.2 Triangl 14 TCAP 9.49 .51+330 63 7
-1.3%
-5.4%
-4.7%
-0.9%
-4.8% 38 53 11 B D 24.5 USGlbl 3.8 GROW 6.29 .31 +10 159 8
............................................................................................ 57 58 67 B D50.0 VeriFone
PAY 11.81 .89 +34 2.4m 90o
.8 V . 52.76 +1.61 +66 18m ..o
HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES 74 65 72 B E 89.8 Visan
59 62 20 A D38.0 WaddllR 4.8 WDR 15.81 2.27 27 1.1m 10k
NYTime
Wed
Tue
Chg Nasdaq Composite.
82 78 76 A E 28.6 WstnUn .2 r WU 18.64 +.22+124 16m 15
10 AM
462
303
+159
+31.5
1786.4 99 84 96 A B+53.3 WestwdH 2.9 WHG 42.00 1.85 +62 43 17k
11 AM
1047
717
+330
-10.2
1744.6 94 87 79 A C 46.0 WrldAcptc WRLD 26.98 .89 +42 374 8
12 PM
1466
999
+466
-15.6
1739.2 93 79 68 A B+41.1 WrightExp r WXS 23.07 .95 28 256 11
01 PM
1736.8
1788.9
1785.4 41 50 47 E B26.2
1740.3 87 93 79 A D19.3
71 86 63 A E 48.5
TOTAL
3490 2803
+686
............................................................................................ 63 82 48 C D 58.3
76 68 62 B E 28.0
NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE) 81 96 54 A E 49.9
8th
7th
6th
3rd
2nd 48 25 70 D C 13.0
N/A
8401
10390
7507
7619 98 82 78 A C+47.8
............................................................................................ 82 88 55 A D51.3
WEDNESDAY VOLUME TOTAL
3,465,650,000 89 93 61 A D40.9
79 84 42 A C+30.2
829
STOCKS ADVANCED ON
1,164,703,000 69 49 78 A C+49.9
51 78 26 B D+53.4
2179
STOCKS DECLINED ON
2,282,800,000
53 73 52 B E 16.4
91
STOCKS UNCHANGED ON
18,147,000 78 85 57 A E 28.1
90 94 66 C D65.9
............................................................................................... 02 PM
Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average

10/12/07 2.16 10/07/08 3.29 02/17/04 1.95 10/07/08 3.29
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 79
03 PM
04 PM
1842
2305
2755
3490
1289
1661
2082
2803
+552
+643
+672
+686
-18.0
+34.0
+30.5
-14.5
8. COMP SFTWR
ACIWwde ACIW 12.43
ActivsnBlz ATVI 11.95
AdobeSys r ADBE 30.00
AdvntSftw r ADVS 28.16
Allscrpts MDRX 11.10
Ansys
ANSS . 28.17
ArcSightn ARST 6.75
Athenahltn ATHN 26.00
Autodesk r ADSK 27.06
BMCSftwr BMC 25.38
Blckbaud 2.7 BLKB 14.93
Blkboard
BBBB 32.29
BluCoat
BCSI 10.58
Bottmline r EPAY 8.25
CAInc
.9 CA 17.01
Cerner
r CERN 37.68
.85 6 369 ..o

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.02 31 79 12k
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Sup/Demand 92

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
82 79 70 A D26.8 CheckPtSf r CHKP 18.67

68 99 16 A D+55.3 ChinaDign r STV 7.51
65 67 40 A E 43.9 CitrixSys r CTXS 20.58
63 88 26 A E 23.0 CommVlt
CVLT 8.84
94 70 98 B C 30.1 CmptrPr 5.4 CPSI 26.71
87 93 85 B E 11.9 Compuwr r CPWR 7.99
96 99 91 A D50.0 ConcurTch r CNQR 31.58
54 74 52 B E 88.7 DSTSys
r DST 46.33
44 62 32 B E 50.4 DealerTrk r TRAK 12.06
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27 35 20 A E 26.5 DoubTake DBTK 7.11
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93 60 78 B C+26.3 Eclipsys
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23 26 31 B E 61.6 ElecArts
ERTS 28.99
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PTEC 6.37
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93 73 68 B B68.0
86 84 62 A D 68.8
75 87 56 D B 45.8
9 20 8 D D20.8
32 45 26 C C+23.4
42 28 37 B D 52.3
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1 23 1 E E 70.1
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68 51 54 C A43.7
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70 65 28 A C+36.9
ACELtd 2.4 ACE

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AXA
6.3 AXA
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DR
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EHTH
45.50
47.96
24.97
5.49
10.72
26.01
29.96
11.65
17.98
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78.30
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11.20
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43.39
64.62
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20.05
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50.50
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FPIC
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FidlNFin
9 FNF
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FstMerF
r FMR
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HTH
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11 ING
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MKL
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1.9 r RLI
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11 UTR
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r UAM
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81 92 54 B D+39.3 Agilent
r A 24.98
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r AXE 48.14
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STST 18.54
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- = earnings in IBD today;
o = options on stocks.
Growthstocks arehighlyspeculative.Donot buyanyhighly ratedstock
withoutfurtherresearch. Youmust
alwaysanalyze astocks dailyand
weeklychart toseeif the stockisin a
properbase ornear asound buypoint
andnotextended in pricetoofar
aboveacorrect base.
IBD TIMESAVER 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.
EARNINGS PER SHARE
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTH
SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION
52-wk Stock &
Close
Vol% Vol Dvd
Price Chg Chg 1000 Yld
6 6 6666 High Symbol
STOCKS UP
99 81 A+ A C 77.4 Celgene CELG 57.95 +2.07 +57 7.4m ..
96 90 B A B 24.6 Websns WBSN 18.41 +1.20 +70 1.2m ..
93 95 A+ A B 68.0 Amedisys AMED 49.35 +1.18 8 1.2m ..
90 98 A+ B B 79.7 AxsysTech AXYS 54.55 +4.00 +48 220 .. k
84 94 A A B 80.0 FTICnslt r FCN 65.85 +4.03+133 1.7m ..
99 87 B+ A C 16.1 Netscout NTCT 9.60 +1.68 +130 740 .. k
97 73 A A C+ 85.5 Morngstr MORN 55.00 +1.90 +10 200 ..
93 96 A+ A C+ 117 UtdThrp UTHR 96.76 +3.22 +44 1.0m ..
80 96 A+ B C+ 42.8 DollarTree DLTR 35.45 +1.10 +63 3.4m .. o
78 97 B B B+ 46.4 RockTen RKT 35.41 +1.20 +64 980 1.1 o
75 98 A C A 25.8 CitizNthn CZNC 23.95 +2.28 13 16 4.0 k
73 96 A+ C B 58.9 NuVasive NUVA 44.91 +1.80 +22 828 ..
58 97 A+ B C+ 69.1 MyriadGn MYGN 60.88 +1.58 +8 1.3m ..
98 62 A A D+ 57.5 ChnMd CMED 32.77 +1.90 +21 922 1.5 o
96 79 A+ A D 131 ITTEduc
ESI 72.35 +3.62 +68 1.7m ..
94 77 A B D 74.6 Brinks
BCO 53.17 +1.20 +85 1.1m 0.8
88 92 D A A+ 50.0 DailyJournal DJCO 42.70 +1.40 23 1 ..
87 90 C+ A D 37.1 Cellcom
CEL 30.40 +2.15 +83 413 9 o
84 94 A+ A D 99 Genentech r DNA 80.56 +2.37+185 15m ..
77 94 A A C+ 41.7 Hasbro r HAS 31.80 +1.29+110 4.6m 2.5
99 91 B+ A D 50.0 ConcurTch r CNQR 31.58 +2.28 +69 2.0m .. o
90 88 A C C+ 62.9 CostarGrp CSGP 44.43 +2.32 15 214 ..
83 83 B+ A D 93.2 BectDck BDX 77.52 +1.62+108 3.0m 1.5
79 97 A C D+ 43.4 ChldrnsPl PLCE 31.49 +1.10 +40 1.7m .. o
78 85 A+ B E 52.8 Ecolab
ECL 42.50 +1.14+175 4.5m 1.2
69 96 A D B 28.6 IPCn
IPCM 22.45 +1.10 13 86 ..
89 86 B A B 714 CMEGrp r CME 405.6 +9.64 4 1.3m 1.1
84 89 A+ B C+ 133 Atrion
ATRI 98.38 +8.03 54 3 1.2
83 85 B A D 31.5 CreditAcc CACC 17.38 +1.22 40 15 .. k
75 88 B+ A C+ 56.9 Qualcm r QCOM 41.07 +1.89 +76 40m 1.6 o
73 96 A+ B B 32.5 FamlyDlr r FDO 24.38 +1.02 +78 6.8m 2.1 o
73 83 A+ B B 67.4 DaVita r DVA 50.64 +1.07 +30 1.6m ..
59 95 A+ B B+ 45.2 SCBTFinl SCBT 34.94 +1.55 25 24 1.9 k
58 97 A B B 199 ArdenGpA ARDNA 163.0 +3.51+205 6 0.6
94 65 98 A+ B B+ 68.4 HncHld r HBHC 48.70 +2.49 43 191 2.0 k
93 71 98 A B C 32.7 ArrowF r AROW 26.81 +1.96 +18 29 3.7 k
93 70 96 A+ B B 10.5 FstCalifFn r FCAL 8.59 +1.22 +167 16 .. k
93 59 94 A+ B A+ 16.6 PacfcCntl PCBK 13.89 +1.10 6 22 2.9 k
93 57 99 A B B+ 49.9 USANAHlth USNA 40.87 +3.38 41 135 ..
92 73 66 A+ D B 41.0 Biomarin BMRN 24.29 +1.18 20 2.1m ..
92 72 98 B B D 76.5 RoHaas ROH 67.81 +3.76 +28 3.6m 2.4
92 70 87 A+ B D 51.3 AON
r AOC 43.39 +4.21 +67 5.0m 1.4
92 68 96 A+ B C 32.1 SierraBcp BSRR 21.72 +1.99 53 13 3.1 k
91 89 84 B A E 41.2 Synaptics SYNA 23.76 +2.17+104 2.9m ..
91 89 71 A A D 88.9 NorthnTr NTRS 56.80 +1.37 4 3.3m 2.0
91 83 80 A+ C E 115 L3Commun r LLL 89.49 +1.40+125 2.1m 1.3
91 80 63 A+ A C+ 44.6 Pall
PLL 29.88 +1.38+128 1.9m 1.7
91 72 89 C A B 56.3 Randgold GOLD 41.60 +7.72 +99 2.5m 0.2
91 65 88 A C B 38.9 IronMountn IRM 27.33 +2.79+206 2.7m ..
90 96 60 C A B 42.9 Buenavnt BVN 22.38 +2.44 +16 1.8m 0.8
99
99
99
99
99
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
97
97
97
97
97
97
97
96
96
96
96
96
96
95
95
95
95
95
95
95
95

EARNINGS PER SHARE
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTH
SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION
52-wk Stock &
Close
Vol% Vol Dvd
Price Chg Chg 1000 Yld
6 6 6666 High Symbol
STOCKS DOWN
98 99 95 B+ A D 120 Ebix
r EBIX 74.99 6.11+100 57 .. k
98 90 83 A A C 249 Blackrck BLK 167.0 4.25 23 487 1.9
97 71 86 A+ B A 115 BioRadA BIO 82.90 5.15 8 103 ..
94 50 95 A B A 146 CapSW r CSWC

93 73 68 A B B 68.0 ACELtd
ACE
91 42 95 A+ B A 92.0 ParkNatl PRK
89 88 67 A A D 130 IBM
r IBM
88 95 39 A A B 166 DeckrsOut DECK
88 51 87 B+ C B+ 5059 BerkHaB BRKB
86 51 86 B+ C B 149972 BrkHaA BRKA
85 78 70 C A C 119 Energizer ENR
85 55 73 A C B+ 101 PatrtTrns r PATR
84 24 94 A B B+ 355 FairfxFnl FFH
83 43 85 A C B+ 108 M&TBnk MTB
80 85 70 D+ B D 49.8 MoogB MOGB
79 70 76 A C E 59.4 ReinsGpA RGAA
78 54 78 B+ C D 449 WescoFncl WSC
77 73 92 D+ C D+ 83.3 EnergyCnv ENER
76 90 59 C+ B D 62.7 BadgerMtr BMI
74 92 46 D A C 144 WstpacBk WBK
73 97 35 B A E 747 Google GOOG
71 46 68 A C D+ 27.5 MidPenn MPB
70 70 38 B+ A D 78.0 CPFLEnrg CPL
69 70 59 B+ B E 1935 Seaboard SEB
65 98 23 C A D 218 CNOOC
CEO
65 42 77 A E B+ 58.8 PiperJaff r PJC
64 6 77 A B B 420 Alleghany
Y
63 92 28 D A C+ 44.0 BanColombi CIB
62 94 23 C+ A E 127 Millicom MICC
56 84 30 C A E 55.2 TexasPacLd TPL
55 61 67 D D B 41.6 InterOil
IOC
53 31 68 A D D 146 EnstarGp ESGR
53 29 55 A D B+ 566 WhtMtIn WTM
48 77 32 D C D+ 51.5 LoewsCorp L
45 68 35 D+ A E 164 SunPowrA SPWRA
44 46 28 A C B 41.8 CNAFinl CNA
43 69 15 B+ B E 540 MitsuiLtd MITSY
43 29 34 A C B 59.2 Allstate r ALL
42 54 31 C B B 56.9 TelkmIndo TLK
39 62 16 A C D 71.2 MetLife r MET
39 45 31 A+ C E 47.0 AmconDist DIT
38 60 18 D A C+ 146 Shinhan SHG
30 45 16 A C C+ 45.9 PrtcLife
PL
28 35 48 D C D 880 Wash Post WPO
25 34 55 D .. B 145 AmerNtlIns ANAT
22 65 14 D C D 70.9 PrncplFnl r PFG
4 27 10 E B E 145 GtNorIron GNI
.. .. 99 A .. A NH RydxInvEn REC
.. .. 36 A .. E 94.0 HEur2001 EKH
.. .. 16 A .. E 90.7 ProUltTeln LTL

52-wk
6 6 666 High
58 80 44 B C 16.9
88 89 71 A E 119
58 78 59 C D30.6
65 78 59 C B28.0
40 80 30 C E 29.2
75 92 60 A D 39.6
6 26 28 D E 14.1
66 99 59 D E 24.4
41 54 59 C D37.2
90 87 75 B C+30.0
61 76 60 B D+33.2
53 96 34 C E 32.5
23 42 28 C D17.5
55 74 40 B D48.8
47 64 42 D C 19.4
58 93 45 B E 15.8
86 88 72 A E 62.8
61 87 39 A E 62.2
54 87 41 B E 40.3
51 67 38 B E 78.3
52 81 45 E D20.5
10 12 27 D D+15.8
83 87 63 A E 81.8
48 86 42 B E 51.0
38 26 66 E C+13.9
Stock
125.0 5.86 27 8 0.6

45.50 5.00 +89 6.7m 2.4
68.00 7.25 +14 68 5.5 k
90.55 5.10+104 18m 2.2
78.21 4.32 +91 1.2m ..
3948 177+124 69 .. k
118000 6000
+91 2 .. k
69.19 7.11+146 1.9m ..

69.88 7.85 +84 8 ..
289.011.00 59 93 1.7
73.54 5.46 56 849 3.8
33.7611.10+112 5 .. k
42.50 6.52 34 885 0.8 k
346.016.00+120 6 0.4 k
37.38 6.27 +83 5.0m .. o
32.57 4.83 +68 355 1.4 k
71.75 6.22 +24 29 8.7
338.1 7.90+124 12m ..
19.20 4.50+127 3 4.2 k
40.00 6.05+136 460 11
1150 8.01 30 2 0.3 k
85.90 4.55 +76 1.2m 5.5 o
30.00 5.47 +21 377 ..
300.0 8.00 +66 33 ..
19.28 4.90+212 1.7m 7.1 o
50.38 4.34+112 2.2m ..
25.61 4.24+246 60 0.7 k
18.11 4.94+113 1.7m .. o
81.91 6.49 +23 31 ..
347.028.25 16 20 2.3 k
27.27 5.80 +19 4.0m 0.9
47.01 4.98 +43 4.0m ..
15.93 4.26 +5 499 3.8
197.510.32 62 5 3.9
29.96 8.05+152 13m 5.5
22.72 5.78+244 1.3m 5.8 x
27.00 9.87 +90 23m 2.7
17.92 5.58+683 9 1.8
48.55 5.97 +67 131 2.7 k
18.40 6.01 11 576 5.1 o
464.721.57 +66 47 1.9 k
78.30 4.95 +42 47 3.9 k
21.74 5.37 +83 5.1m 4.1
46.10 8.90+321 22 26 k
150.3 9.00 +2 4 1.1
48.20 4.46 57 0.3 2.6
31.67 4.67 +63 7 11
for Earnings Per Share, Relative Price Strength, Accumulation/Distribution, Industry Group Strength and Sales+Profit
Margins+ROE. The list appears each Thursday and shows the companies with the highest Composite Ratings. These tend to
outperform the market. The lowest-rated companies typically lag the general market indexes.
E
E
E
E
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
1 23 1 E
2 3 29 E
2 9 10 D2 11 9 E
2 13 16 E
2 14 10 E
2 16 8 E
2 23 11 E
2 23 12 E
3 1 16 E
3 8 14 E
3 11 1 E
3 14 10 E
3 23 25 E
4 1 6E
4 1 17 B4 5 19 D
4 6 6E
4 6 9E
4 6 31 D4 7 13 B4 7 28 B
4 14 10 E
4 22 11 D4 26 26 E
4 38 6 E
4 42 12 E
Do not buy stocks up over 5 8 28 E
5% from a sound chart base: 5 10 10 D$65 5 13 20 E
LATE,
5 15 25 E
RISKIER
5 23 10 E
BUY
6 5 5D
6 11 3 E
6 12 22 D$50
6 16 12 E
6 19 2 E
6 22 12 E
CHART BASE
$40
6 23 7 B
6 23 16 E
6 26 1 E
Do buy in a more proper
6 26 28 E
price area:
6 30 8 E
6 30 17 C+
6 32 15 E
6 37 14 D+
BUY AREA
6 38 6 E
$52 6 40 10 E
$50 6 55 13 E
7 3 32 D
STOCK DOS
AND DONTS
$40
70.1 AmerIntlGp AIG

13.6 ProvEngy PVX
25.0 VirgnMd
VMED
34.6 OfficeMax OMX
19.7 Sprint
S
28.8 YRCWrldW YRCW
22.8 Office Depot ODP
13.1 DanaHldg n DAN
23.3 MorgHtl
MHGC
26.4 Rambus
RMBS
27.7 Golar
GLNG
34.7 PilgrimsPr PPC
89.7 FdtnCoal FCL
13.5 AdvEngy AAV
15.9 SynthEn n SYMX
16.8 AkeenaS n AKNS
23.1 Saks Inc SKS
43.4 TricoM
TRMA
11.3 GilatSatNet GILT
27.9 Hutchinsn HTCH
43.2 GenMotrs GM
20.0 McClatchy MNI
19.8 Navios
NM
37.0 Lear
LEA
21.9 Pengrth
PGH
25.0 HorsehdH n ZINC
16.0 Belo
BLC
18.6 Bowne
BNE
49.9 SLM
SLM
44.7 Savvis
SVVS
13.1 GenCorp
GY
29.8 PinnclEnt PNK
30.7 MaguirePr MPG
23.8 ParllPet
PLLL
14.1 Sealy
ZZ
41.7 Penn REIT PEI
32.0 Genwth
GNW
27.3 ThomCrk gn TC
28.1 AmerAxle AXL
10.0 NewGold NGD
57.8 GenlGrPpty GGP
14.1 NamTai
NTE
15.4 MagmaDsg LAVA
40.9 Deluxe
DLX
49.4 IntlGame IGT
45.4 BoydGm
BYD
16.9 IvanhoMn IVN
22.7 UnionDrll UDRL
44.8 Alcoa
AA
14.6 ChampnEnt CHB
3.19 -0.32 -44

6.09 -0.30 502
5.38 -0.17 20
6.08 -0.20 -4
4.44 -0.42 -13
6.32 1.34 232
3.67 -0.85 151
3.33 -0.23 286
6.03 0.15 2
8.92 -0.49 69
8.53 -0.44 37
3.13 0.74 41
21.81 0.00 130
5.92 -0.33 508
3.01 -0.03 -61
3.04 -0.26 26
6.24 -0.96 57
10.92 -0.47 21
3.98 -0.27 44
9.27 -0.36 6
6.91 -0.65 -6
4.60 0.05 -29
4.21 0.32 30
8.06 0.03 24
9.90 -0.70 450
4.10 -0.42 6
3.94 -0.28 42
7.72 -0.49 -9
7.85 -0.93 4
8.62 0.22 -24
4.99 -0.01 27
5.16 0.25 48
4.79 -0.13 -5
4.68 -0.30 107
4.04 -0.01 101
10.61 -0.61 178
4.70 -0.32 0
7.40 0.30 240
3.81 -0.21 -36
3.02 -0.08 48
5.40 0.90 117
6.40 -0.49 139
3.05 -0.05 1
10.17 -0.88 35
14.37 0.70 120
7.03 0.46 20
3.63 -0.28 83
6.74 -0.28 17
14.59 -2.12 274
4.07 0.20 45
7 5 9 E 50.5 EnerNOC n ENOC

7 5 20 C+ 18.4 RaserT
RZ
7 28 24 E 19.7 Motorola MOT
7 35 31 E 100.3 Magna A MGA
7 44 9 D 100.5 MGMMirge MGM
8 2 3 D- 38.8 Comverge n COMV
8 2 26 D 23.9 BBAir n
FLY
8 8 12 E 29.9 THQ
THQI
8 17 3 E 43.0 PhNetDev PDGI
8 23 5 E 39.5 HercOffsh HERO
8 25 3 E 30.9 CVR Egy n CVI
8 26 25 D 10.0 JournlC
JRN
8 30 4 E 148.8 LasVgSnds LVS
8 45 5 E 77.3 ShawGp
SGR
9 6 15 E 37.2 CBL&Assoc CBL
9 12 20 C+ 24.5 Blyth
BTH
9 15 24 C 23.9 AvisBudget CAR
9 17 41 D 21.0 Isle Capri ISLE
9 20 8 D- 20.8 Aegon NV AEG
9 20 23 D- 34.1 Dycom
DY
9 23 12 E 29.1 HarvstEn HTE
9 34 7 E 28.4 AscentSol ASTI
9 42 5 E 91.0 AlmChina ACH
9 55 7 E 115.5 AllegTch ATI
10 2 12 D+ 19.8 Chimera n CIM
10 3 23 D- 27.4 Zoran
ZRAN
10 4 57 C+ 30.1 MediaGenA MEG
10 8 11 D 66.0 Tesoro
TSO
10 23 26 C 21.9 NovaGold NG
10 30 19 E 38.5 SBA Comm SBAC
10 30 20 E 16.8 Valassis
VCI
10 40 10 E 65.4 OrntExHA OEH
10 65 6 E 85.2 RTI Intl
RTI
11 6 4 C 82.1 XL Cptl
XL
11 9 17 C 15.4 ModusLk MLNK
11 19 26 E 35.5 PennWstE PWE
11 23 10 D 16.2 Cosan n CZZ
11 23 11 E 29.2 Chindex
CHDX
11 23 25 E 38.5 MarkWst MWE
11 28 25 D- 16.4 NthnOG n NOG
11 32 22 E 69.0 Ashland
ASH
11 36 6 E 30.2 CogentC
CCOI
11 55 21 E 22.8 Jabil Crct JBL
12 1 27 E 12.8 Incyte
INCY
12 1 47 C+ 24.9 DillrdDpt DDS
12 5 19 B- 13.1 FuelClErgy FCEL
12 12 39 C+ 11.3 RetailVnt RVI
12 16 12 C+ 25.0 SunMicro rs JAVA
12 23 6 E 28.2 GolInAir
GOL
12 23 20 D+ 29.7 NatCinM NCMI
7.45 0.31 122

5.16 -1.34 58
5.22 -0.43 32
40.01 -1.29 102
17.75 0.75 6
4.15 0.21 -56
7.39 -0.80 27
8.85 -0.18 24
5.46 -0.29 -41
8.35 0.15 109
4.41 -0.92 52
3.29 -0.36 20
16.68 -0.31 78
17.90 -0.12 283
10.81 1.79 213
8.05 -0.72 21
4.55 0.18 -22
4.74 -0.17 19
5.49 -0.22 27
8.78 -0.71 67
9.50 -1.05 516
4.28 -0.20 109
11.65 -0.54 77
23.39 1.54 153
4.35 -0.10 -24
7.05 0.19 -16
10.82 1.06 1
10.48 -0.34 70
4.83 0.31 102
16.09 -0.39 190
5.80 -0.37 1
16.87 -1.53 63
14.27 0.47 52
8.68 -3.32 192
5.77 -0.33 103
16.05 -1.25 335
5.06 0.31 122
7.82 -0.01 95
18.00 0.38 309
4.75 -0.52 76
26.25 0.85 75
5.53 0.40 20
7.53 -0.20 13
5.05 -0.25 32
9.66 0.07 29
3.95 -1.12 112
3.10 0.03 34
5.66 -0.25 23
4.24 -0.12 12
8.00 -0.57 49
22.3 Cadence CDNS

48.2 Silver Std SSRI
49.5 CienaCp
CIEN
32.8 Grace WR GRA
62.3 Penn Natl PENN
46.0 Ternium
TX
18.4 PacSunwr PSUN
43.2 WstnRef WNR
31.0 GenMarit GMR
28.3 Huntsm
HUN
60.4 ForestCA FCEA
48.8 Zoltek
ZOLT
24.1 CarMax
KMX
38.8 AlonUSA ALJ
89.6 Harman
HAR
81.9 TexasInds TXI
69.2 MorgStan MS
33.8 Wyndhm WYN
18.7 BroncoDr BRNC
33.5 Tenneco
TEN
86.2 GoodrPet GDP
28.0 Verigy
VRGY
30.8 Centex
CTX
20.3 Ruby Tues RT
22.7 FelCor
FCH
47.2 NRG Enrgy NRG
47.0 LloydsTSB LYG
17.0 KKRFincl KFN
46.2 Gannett
GCI
25.8 SonicAut SAH
75.8 ValeroEn VLO
14.5 WendyArby WEN
29.5 Forestar n FOR
25.5 AccoBrds ABD
74.3 ICICI Bk IBN
37.2 CastleAM CAS
23.8 Nissan
NSANY
45.3 FrghtCar RAIL
47.1 TIMPartc TSU
21.4 ArubaNet n ARUN
13.1 Hecla Ming HL
13.6 WstptInn WPRT
39.7 SunriseSr SRZ
25.9 LibMCapA LCAPA
55.3 UBS
UBS
19.8 Volt Info SciVOL
29.8 DiscCm A DISAD
20.3 Braskem BAK
57.1 PlainAllAm PAA
92.8 ExterranH EXH
5.32 0.16 -3
13.33 1.27 43
7.97 0.10 8
9.36 -0.35 94
15.00 -0.91 195
9.98 -2.43 324
4.77 -0.36 -15
6.75 -0.02 24
12.73 -0.34 128
9.08 0.29 -17
20.81 0.27 32
9.73 -1.66 33
9.82 -0.28 20
7.94 -0.25 -8
23.49 -0.11 -11
28.36 -0.44 88
16.80 -0.85 -4
9.98 -0.33 109
8.16 0.35 272
6.87 -0.03 118
24.52 -0.78 54
13.58 0.43 -13
11.78 -0.02 24
4.62 -0.64 105
3.92 -0.11 110
17.76 0.17 71
14.70 1.18 9
3.15 -0.38 95
14.61 0.11 15
7.18 -0.16 -49
22.44 -0.31 76
4.00 -0.05 119
10.97 -0.45 160
5.34 -0.26 -18
17.58 -2.42 32
11.28 -0.74 17
10.02 -0.49 115
22.51 0.88 1
16.39 0.38 31
3.28 -0.23 114
3.95 0.64 21
4.76 -0.67 78
9.67 -0.15 73
10.36 -0.86 -2
16.50 -0.06 -9
7.24 0.17 21
11.69 -0.36 5
6.90 -0.38 33
30.21 0.64 512
23.63 0.30 57
15 61 11 E 38.8 AngloA
AAUK
15 73 8 E 31.1 DolanM n DM
16 1 29 D 28.4 SavientPh SVNT
16 3 23 D- 17.0 Chordnt
CHRD
16 4 16 D- 39.3 HansenM HNSN
16 5 32 C+ 18.8 LA Pac
LPX
16 11 22 D- 51.4 AngloAshan AU
16 11 34 B- 51.6 UALCorp
UAUA
16 20 22 E 28.9 LSBInds
LXU
16 23 13 C+ 77.9 MerrlLyn MER
16 23 33 D- 41.3 EagleMat EXP
16 23 39 D 49.0 Citigrp
C
16 28 27 D- 7.3 TanzRy
TRE
16 31 16 C+ 14.5 PhnxCos PNX
16 31 31 E 11.3 Scripps EW SSP
16 32 34 D 35.5 Macys
M
16 33 36 D+ 23.4 UnivDisply PANL
16 62 5 E 19.0 MelcoCrwn MPEL
17 2 36 B- 14.1 Minefnd
MFN
17 4 17 C 46.5 Cbeyond CBEY
17 4 49 B- 21.1 DeltaAir n DAL
17 4 54 E 19.5 Tyson A TSN
17 5 19 D- 51.1 Amylin
AMLN
17 6 32 B+ 10.8 MicronTech MU
17 7 31 E 22.6 MDS Inc MDZ
17 16 18 C 24.7 Fortress
FIG
17 23 2 B- 52.3 Wachovi WB
17 32 21 D- 29.4 Landrys
LNY
17 34 9 E 18.0 O2Micro
OIIM
17 36 14 D- 24.0 TW Telecom TWTC
17 40 18 E 109.5 JonesLaL JLL
17 40 29 E 28.6 PrecDril
PDS
17 45 27 E 16.5 Pep Boys PBY
17 51 2 E 92.2 AracrzCel ARA
17 64 4 E 73.1 AK Steel AKS
17 65 24 E 82.2 PatriotC n PCX
17 73 8 E 18.9 EvergrnSlr ESLR
18 4 30 D 12.3 Exelixis
EXEL
18 7 52 B 19.8 Spartech SEH
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Methode 3.6 r MEI 7.78

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NVE
NVEC 21.55
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Plexus
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Radisys
RSYS 5.87
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SRI 7.75
TTMTch
TTMI 7.99
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Varian
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68 72 48 A D42.8 AT&T 6.5 r T 24.73

86 75 79 B D26.5 Adtran 1.9 r ADTN 19.15
63 85 33 A E 69.2 AmMovl 1.5 AMX 33.88
72 65 73 D C 46.5 AmerTower r AMT 33.15
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48 52 64 C E 44.6 BCE
BCE 29.79
28 67 23 B E 68.2 BritTele 11 BT 25.11
74 95 43 A D 59.5 Belden
.8 BDC 23.80
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80 66 91 A D27.2 ChungTel
CHT 22.47
12 40 5 A E 49.6 CienaCp
CIEN 7.97
68 85 30 A E 56.5 Comscope
CTV 26.01
92 75 86 A C 58.0 Comtech
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55 29 57 B C+21.5 ConsolC 13 CNSL 11.55
28 44 30 D E 43.2 CrownCstl
CCI 21.40
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27 27 31 B E 21.0 Ericsn 4.3 ERIC 6.82
75 74 63 A C+39.7 FrnceTel
9 FTE 25.72
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GLBC 11.07
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54 87 22 A E 19.5 Hellnc
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24 47 22 C E 16.1 JDSUni
r JDSU 6.34
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1.26 +61 2.5m 6
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MICC
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59 90 21 A E 75.2 NIIHldg
r NIHD
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72 91 38 A E 36.3 NeuStar
r NSR
80 73 73 B E 23.0 NeutTandn TNDM
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67 91 27 A E 42.2 Nokia
3.6 NOK
80 44 81 B A33.0 nTelos 3.6 NTLS
37 6 76 B C+16.5 OplinkC
OPLK
58 82 33 A C 53.0 PTIndos 3.7 IIT
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99 96 94 C B11.8 PCTel
r PCTI
83 85 70 A E 76.8 PhilLD
.1 PHI
72 88 45 A E 14.8 PortgTel 16 PT
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22 7 40 E D 16.4 RCN
RCNI
70 99 20 A E 148 RschInMt RIMM
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83 75 83 C B25.8 ShndCm 1.8 SHEN
47 66 20 A E 24.3 SierraWr r SWIR
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20 19 68 .. D 40.4 VidSanN 1.0 TCL
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r TKLC
52 77 28 B D28.1 TelNort .9 TNE
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19 60 11 C E 26.4 TelItali
16 TIA
23 59 18 C E 32.9 TelItal
7.9 TI
29 58 26 B E 17.8 TelcmNwZ 11 NZT
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48 71 41 C E 20.0 TelmxInt 2.7 TII
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31 56 27 C E 99 USCell
USM
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85 88 73 B D 36.5 Viasat
VSAT
66 98 14 A D 45.5 Vimpel
3.4 VIP
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50.38
35.80
24.34
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16.22
15.03
22.26
16.61
23.06
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18.71
8.57
50.75
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26.59
16.09
17.24
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10.95
17.70
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12.83
13.12
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19.65
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11.46
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22.64
22.72
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30.89
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36.38
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1.45+132 5.5m 5o
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5.78+244 1.3m 8x
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57 97 15 A E 41.5 AkamaiTch AKAM 14.03

83 79 66 A B101 Amazon r AMZN 61.02
76 69 87 C D18.6 Ariba
ARBA 10.96
59 67 48 B E 14.9 Asiainfo r ASIA 7.33
88 99 44 A C+429 Baidu
BIDU 213.3
94 78 80 A B+57.3 Bankrate r RATE 32.12
77 93 40 A B22.5 Bidzcomn r BIDZ 6.24
70 96 23 A C 42.5 ChinaFin
JRJC 9.86
68 68 56 A D 53.5 DigitalRiver DRIV 27.36
63 94 27 A E 40.7 eBay
EBAY 17.01
47 63 48 C E 121 Equinix
EQIX 56.94
47 73 29 B E 35.3 Expedia
EXPE 12.96
82 77 73 A D 44.6 F5Netwrks r FFIV 21.72
60 95 15 A E 25.4 Gigamedia GIGM 6.70
42 75 12 A D35.4 GlblSrcs
GSOL 6.85
96 98 91 A D+29.2 7GMarket GMKT . 22.01
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GOOG 338.1
56 50 69 D C 29.1 IACInter
IACI 14.78
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+.14 22 5.9m 8
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7.90+124 12m 18
.70 13 4.0m 4
.16 +22 311 ..
94 92 80 B C+16.0 Intrwovn IWOV 11.15

87 83 66 A B35.3 J2GlblC
r JCOM 18.48
46 29 63 C D 15.5 Keynote
KEYN 9.93
88 91 68 B C 15.2 Liquidity
LQDT 8.55
86 89 57 A B 23.9 LoopNet r LOOP 8.88
56 52 58 C C+14.2 Marchx 1.0 r MCHX 7.84
67 99 19 A D81.2 MercadoLn MELI 19.28
11 9 17 D C 15.5 ModusLk MLNK 5.77
60 76 38 A D+40.9 MnstrWw MNST 14.66
99 82 92 A B 27.2 Netease r NTES 19.88
87 94 74 B C 40.9 Netflix
r NFLX 22.74
57 73 32 B D 38.6 Omniture OMTR 13.35
71 82 45 A C 35.0 OptXprs 2.0 OXPS 15.63
55 39 78 E B39.4 Overstk r OSTK 15.62
76 73 51 A D 37.0 PerfectWn PWRD 19.51
87 85 68 B B16.9 PremGlbSv PGI 11.48
75 98 33 A D144 Priceline
PCLN 63.51
96 88 84 A B40.7 7ShandaInt r SNDA 25.68
88 86 64 A D+59.3 SinaCorp
SINA 32.51
98 90 84 A C 91.5 Sohu.com SOHU 50.35
73 61 84 C D+15.8 StampsComr STMP 10.98
26 13 53 .. C+21.1 SwitchD
SDXC 9.65
89 90 70 A A23.5 TDAmertr AMTD 14.53
80 97 38 A D+36.3 The9Ltd r NCTY 15.25
70 67 47 B A14.9 TradeStat TRAD 7.12
73 77 65 B C+18.0 UtdOnln 9 UNTD 8.59
32 37 45 D E 18.3 Vignette r VIGN 8.73
78 94 49 C B 63.5 WebMD WBMD 22.50
99 96 90 A B24.6 Websns
WBSN . 18.41
34 58 26 C D34.1 Yahoo
YHOO 13.76
.10 +79 776 16k

.37 +30 527 12o
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.08 +11 208 16
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13. SVGS & LN
66 40 66 C B30.0
90 64 94 D A14.3
88 79 83 E B+16.7
98 78 96 C A13.9
93 62 93 C A32.0
71 24 91 D B+16.0
93 80 96 C B 15.7
87 72 91 D B 51.6
95 59 93 D B+13.0
93 66 94 C A23.6
92 69 95 D B14.1
80 39 97 C B18.0
90 59 92 C A 22.4
91 73 77 B B21.5
85 66 92 D B13.3
99 90 90 B C+25.1
84 57 88 D B16.2
89 71 93 D B 15.3
73 36 75 B B22.0
95 75 96 D B13.2
90 68 94 C B34.3
86 73 85 D C+23.0
78 18 94 C B18.4
93 78 82 D A+16.4
72 21 92 C B18.0
89 57 94 C B+13.5
97 80 98 C A 17.1
92 55 91 D B 20.0
86 51 95 C B 68.3
86 50 75 B B 27.4
AstoriaF 5.9 AF
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BnkFncl 2.1 BFIN
BenefMutn r BNCL
BerkHB 2.6 r BHLB
BrklneB 3.3 r BRKL
BrklynF 2.9 r BFSB
CaptlFed 5.6 CFFN
CliftnS 1.9 r CSBK
DimeB 3.5 DCOM
ESSABp 1.2 r ESSA
FFnclOH 5.2 FFBC
FstNiag 4.2 FNFG
FlushFin 3.7 FFIC
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HudsCB 3.0 HCBK
InvBncp
r ISBC
Kearny 1.7 r KRNY
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NthfldBcn NFBK
NWBcp 3.4 NWSB
OceanFt 5.1 OCFC
Oritani
r ORIT
ProvBc 2.2 PBNY
RomFn 2.2 r ROMA
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WSFSFi .9 WSFS
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17.66
11.28
13.35
11.73
24.73
10.33
14.01
35.78
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15.92
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13.18
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11.05
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14.91
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26.09
15.77
15.86
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14. TRANSPORT
39 23 66 C B26.0
35 81 13 A E 47.1
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88 64 96 B B38.7
25 48 24 D D 26.0
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12 50 13 B E 26.0
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Aktslsk 29 TRMD
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Allegiant
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ARBest 2.0 ABFS
ArlingT 24 ATB
AtlasAir AAWW
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DWT
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6.45
14.42
37.89
26.24
10.31
29.94
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3.70
81.44
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2.08+524 188 5
.06 24 334 13k
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89 86 73 B C 67.4
94 94 84 B D70.7
77 67 78 B D58.5
33 48 42 B E 76.2
27 56 11 A E 27.8
67 24 86 D C+15.3
17 38 8 D D+111
33 73 13 B E 52.1
79 59 75 B D 55.0
47 23 63 B B+37.8
77 65 66 A D 45.2
53 97 25 A E 45.2
35 99 4 A E 131
89 83 86 C C+32.5
19 55 7 A E 36.2
27 58 16 A E 21.5
38 96 4 A E 82.0
59 77 41 B E 53.5
58 41 73 C C+108
74 68 56 A E 39.1
57 79 52 A E 72.4
42 97 6 A E 84.5
13 9 25 C D31.0
84 77 83 B D47.4
12 23 6 B E 28.2
3 8 14 C E 27.7
52 68 46 C B30.7
51 66 56 .. D+45.4
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23 64 12 B D34.1
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84 64 88 B D40.3
50 17 80 D C+26.7
31 76 15 B E 40.7
90 98 80 C C+55.9
81 95 61 A C+61.7
76 36 81 B B 21.9
31 75 36 .. D35.0
75 73 58 A D+17.2
74 69 69 B E 59.2
69 22 96 D C+22.6
57 59 68 C D 42.0
98 85 90 B D+75.5
28 23 58 .. B21.0
36 73 12 A D30.5
86 67 83 B D 40.1
30 66 17 A E 22.2
49 86 35 B E 87.8
64 84 58 C D+25.2
28 73 7 A E 27.3
63 83 33 B B 22.8
42 62 27 B D49.2
29 67 10 A E 19.8
38 31 58 D E 20.0
26 57 27 B E 33.1
40 77 21 A E 32.9
50 60 54 C D 29.5
67 61 81 C C+16.8
33 54 13 A D18.2
47 63 38 C D30.0
44 99 4 A E 71.2
19 35 15 C D60.5
30 65 29 B D26.1
71 88 37 A B23.0
56 88 39 B E 41.2
61 72 55 A E 39.5
42 88 16 B D+37.5
84 44 96 D C+19.5
50 64 40 B D25.9
89 78 86 B E 85.8
72 50 80 B C+77.8
CHRobn 2.0 CHRW 44.19

CSX
1.9 r CSX 46.57
CdnNRwy 2.1 r CNI 41.84
CndaPac 2.2 CP 42.00
CapProd 20 CPLP 7.94
CeladonGrp r CLDN 9.55
ChinaEA
CEA 16.22
ChinaSAir
ZNH 8.55
ConWay 1.0 CNW 38.36
CtntlAirB
CAL 10.95
CopaHold 1.5 CPA 25.00
DianaSh 18 DSX 15.50
DryShip 3.8 DRYS . 20.88
Dynamex r DDMX 24.61
EagleBlk 22 EGLE 8.87
Euroseas 20 ESEA 5.92
ExcelMar 9 EXM . 10.59
Expedtrs 1.1 EXPD 28.82
Fedex
.6 FDX 70.97
ForwdA 1.2 FWRD 22.78
Frontlne 29 FRO 36.05
GenShp 18 r GNK 18.80
GenMarit 15 GMR 12.73
GenWyo
GWR 27.62
GolInAir 5.0 GOL 4.24
Golar
14 GLNG 8.53
Greenbri 2.3 GBX 14.09
GuangRy 2.8 GSH 20.56
HrtlndEx .5 HTLD 14.93
HorizLns 7.7 r HRZ 5.75
HubGroup r HUBG 30.81
HuntJB 1.4 JBHT 27.98
IntlShip
r ISH 18.76
KSea
20 KSP 15.10
KCSouthrn KSU . 33.07
Kirby Corp
KEX . 34.08
KnightTr 1.1 KNX 15.21
KnightT 16 VLCCF 16.50
LANAirA 4.8 LFL 8.79
Landstar .4 r LSTR 38.22
MartnTrns r MRTN 17.92
NordicAm 13 NAT 27.33
NorflkSo 2.3 NSC 54.61
NwstAirn NWA 6.60
OceanFr 31 OCNF 8.97
OldDomFrt ODFL 24.36
OmegaN 26 ONAV 7.65
OvrseaSh 3.9 r OSG 44.40
Pacer 4.6 PACR 12.98
ParagSh 34 PRGN 5.86
RepubAir r RJET 7.61
RyanrHldg RYAAY 17.22
SafeBulk 26 SB 7.30
Saia
SAIA 9.70
Seaspan 12 SSW 14.47
ShipFin 16 r SFL 13.76
Skywst 1.0 r SKYW 12.32
SwstAirl .1 r LUV 11.59
StlthGas 12 GASS 6.20
TAMSA
TAM 12.94
TBSIntlA
TBSI 9.15
TeekaySh 5.4 r TK 20.36
TeekTnk 29 TNK 10.93
Textain 8.7 TGH 9.83
Trinity 1.7 r TRN 19.02
TsakosE 7.4 r TNP 24.34
TwnDisc 2.9 r TWIN 9.59
USA Truck USAK 14.56
UTiWld .5 UTIW 12.77
UnionPac 1.8 r UNP 60.79
UPSB 3.1 r UPS 57.90
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.08 +36 297 3
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.97+103 7.2m 1o
1.40 +57 89 15
.12+164 3.1m 6o
.80+145 504 3
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.34 +93 5.8m 22o
3.69+130 7.6m 12o
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.60+109 4.0m 3o
1.33+130 3.4m 3
.34+128 1.1m 10
2.77+190 1.4m 17
.12 +12 1.4m ..
.44 +37 476 ..o
.84 +99 294 7
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1.33 +15 47 14k
.91 +74 160 7k
.20 +36 2.2m 16
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.01 +14 1.4m 24
2.06+241 529 5o
.15 +79 886 9
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1.00 +17 261 3
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1.49 +41 1.1m 6
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.55 +66 644 4o
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.33+189 1.1m 13
.67+129 1.2m 5o
.45 +10 940 4o
.62 +10 13m 21
2.08+610 230 4
.37 +38 1.5m 22o
.38 +49 1.3m 1o
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1.01 +96 259 6
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.58 46 25 ..k
.04 +32 1.1m 12o
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1.29 +97 11m 15
36 20 54 C E 19.2 Vitran
VTNC 10.76 +.17 38 40 13k
96 93 95 A C 60.8 Wabtec .1 r WAB . 42.30 +.03 +48 1.3m 17
73 26 96 D B+28.8 WernrE 1.0 r WERN 20.75 +.95+150 5.1m 21
41 59 17 B E 23.1
73 60 71 C D+41.2
57 81 28 B E 65.5
71 37 87 C C+49.0
70 73 59 C D43.4
46 46 53 C D54.7
66 72 55 C E 49.5
73 55 81 C C+46.1
77 52 84 E B 23.7
67 44 77 B D+23.9
87 57 85 C D 29.6
89 80 83 D B 23.6
55 38 55 C C+45.4
71 22 92 C C+50.3
38 63 41 D E 18.1
70 70 38 A D78.0
75 49 83 C B44.5
70 55 59 B C 15.2
75 71 51 B E 18.6
91 69 76 C B 36.4
77 83 79 C E 29.8
49 89 12 A E 57.5
76 93 43 A E 26.6
88 67 87 B C 29.0
66 31 89 C D+50.6
30 34 26 B E 35.0
33 80 4 C E 107
92 78 76 A C 31.0
55 36 67 C E 51.2
73 72 72 C D49.4
75 58 83 C D20.8
61 65 41 B D 58.6
96 93 75 B D+26.8
69 46 82 D C+24.3
93 98 70 A E 52.5
49 74 17 A E 79.6
85 98 50 B C 20.6
63 78 39 B E 127
29 46 11 B E 76.1
50 59 34 A E 92.1
43 66 35 C E 73.8
48 53 49 B E 84.0
48 45 55 C E 30.5
94 80 94 C B29.8
61 38 58 B B57.5
93 93 64 A C 60.0
66 55 67 C C+36.7
83 62 80 C E 54.1
19 12 33 D D24.4
99 84 97 C B+52.1
88 56 87 B C+37.2
79 66 75 B C+19.8
24 25 8 B D44.6
14 18 14 D E 47.2
68 62 78 D D38.9
84 84 49 B D 63.7
91 84 66 A C+87.0
92 56 91 C C+41.1
95 69 94 B D52.0
56 42 51 C D+20.8
56 54 66 D D33.2
81 48 92 C C+56.0
66 59 64 D C+30.2
63 72 32 B D52.2
22 19 34 C E 46.2
69 51 73 C D49.5
15. UTILITY
AES
AES 9.09
AGLRes 5.8 ATG 29.15
Alleghn 2.0 AYE 30.10
Allete
4.4 ALE 39.51
AllntEgy 5.1 LNT 27.47
Ameren 7.7 AEE 33.12
AmElcPwr 5.1 AEP 31.86
AmrStWt 3.0 AWR 33.10
AmWWks 4.2 AWK 19.14
AquaAm 3.4 WTR 16.01
AtmosEn 5.1 ATO 25.62
Avista 3.7 AVA 19.26
BlackHl 5.3 BKH 26.43
CHEnergy 5.4 CHG 40.25
CMSEnrgy 3.7 CMS 9.71
CPFLEnrg 11 CPL 40.00
CalifWtr 3.5 CWT 33.08
Cascaln 2.0 HOO 8.95
CenterPt 6.4 CNP 11.41
ChesUtil 4.9 CPK 24.90
Cleco
4.0 CNL 22.30
CmpSABESP SBS 20.69
CIG
3.8 CIG 13.70
CNWtrSv 3.8 CTWS 23.37
ConEdisn 5.6 ED 41.44
ConsWtr 2.2 CWCO 11.71
ConstlEn 7.5 r CEG 25.49
DPL
4.7 DPL 23.26
DTEEnrgy 6.0 DTE 35.11
DomRs 4.2 D 37.55
DukeEngy 5.4 DUK 16.93
EdisnInt 3.6 EIX 34.18
ElPasoElc r EE 18.34
EmprDist 6.8 EDE 18.93
EmpNcCh 3.4 EOC 33.90
Energen 1.5 EGN 32.26
Enersis 7.2 ENI 11.60
Entergy 3.9 ETR 76.07
EqtblRes 3.6 EQT 24.39
Exelon 3.9 r EXC 51.27
FPLGrp 4.3 FPL 41.28
FirstEgy 4.2 FE 53.00
GrtPlnEn 8.6 GXP 19.32
HawaiiEl 4.8 HE 25.64
HuanPwr 7.2 HNP 23.42
ITCHldgs 3.0 ITC . 40.71
IdahoP 4.7 IDA 25.70
IntgrysE 5.8 TEG 45.83
KoreaElc 2.6 KEP 10.27
Laclede 3.3 LG 45.67
MGEEgy 4.4 MGEE 32.55
MdsxWtr4.6 MSEX 15.33
Mirant
MIR 13.47
NRGEnrgy NRG 17.76
NSTAR 4.7 NST 29.50
NatlFuel 3.6 r NFG 35.65
NatlGrid 5.7 NGG 57.12
NJResrc 3.4 NJR 33.07
Nicor
4.3 GAS 43.50
Nisource 7.0 r NI 13.10
NEUtil 4.0 NU 21.28
NwNtGas 3.3 NWN 47.40
NoWstC 6.5 r NWE 20.36
Oneok
5.7 OKE 27.97
OttrTail 5.4 OTTR 22.19
PG&E
4.5 PCG 34.93
.07 +94 15m 9o

.86 +61 1.0m 11k
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1.73 +40 385 15k
1.08 +73 1.3m 9k
.64 +56 2.0m 10o
1.13+126 5.9m 9
.69 +25 165 22
.48 +55 766 ..
.46+101 2.2m 23o
1.23 +28 634 13
.76 +8 476 17k
.30 +75 519 11
1.45 +83 155 17x
.44+186 9.2m 9
6.05+136 460 7
.93 +51 228 21k
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.32+151 8.1m 9
3.45 +83 59 12
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1.77+154 4.5m 5
1.31 +28 35 19
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.51 47 3.9m 4
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1.04 +58 1.9m 13o
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.04 +97 19m 13
1.53 +84 4.4m 9
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1.43 +95 1.8m 7
2.15+123 1.6m 13k
3.23+103 4.1m 12
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2.23 +98 9.5m 11
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1.50 +71 3.6m 13
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1.38+157 1.4m 13x
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3.58+131 188 11
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1.60 +52 278 18
1.72 +86 681 12k
1.08 +75 1.7m 9
2.12 +72 740 17k
.64 +53 3.9m 12
B8
INVESTORS.COM

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
38 54 35 C E 55.2
68 93 26 A E 21.9
73 85 64 C E 30.1
93 55 95 B C 35.3
66 49 81 C D44.5
61 20 74 C B28.8
79 59 85 C C+50.3
52 74 35 B E 52.3
65 51 75 C D28.6
24 69 1 C E 28.7
78 77 72 C C 38.6
75 62 78 C E 44.1
52 56 49 C E 64.2
47 90 28 D E 17.8
81 70 75 D D 39.4
84 62 86 B D40.6
60 74 32 C E 33.0
73 35 83 D C+33.3
49 22 80 D D 13.4
41 23 61 C D22.0
72 90 44 B E 37.8
88 71 76 B D 28.9
88 74 91 D B 37.8
34 25 73 .. E 34.5
50 26 67 C E 32.2
44 78 18 B E 96.6
70 42 76 D D+36.2
49 16 75 C D26.8
71 66 81 C E 50.5
84 79 81 C E 23.5
PPL
4.3 PPL
ParaCopl 1.6 ELP
PepcoHl 5.3 POM
Piedmnt 3.6 PNY
PinaclW 6.5 PNW
PortGE 4.8 POR
ProgrsEn 5.9 PGN
PubSvcEn 4.6 r PEG
PugetEgy 4.6 PSD
ReliantEngy RRI
SJW
2.6 SJW
Scana
5.4 SCG
SmpraEn 3.5 r SRE
SierraP 4.1 SRP
SoJerInd 3.5 r SJI
SouthnCo 4.7 SO
SouthnUn 3.8 SUG
Southws 3.4 SWX
SwWatr 2.4 SWWC
TecoEngy 5.8 TE
Transal 4.8 TAC
UGI
3.4 UGI
UILHldg 5.3 UIL
Unisour 3.8 UNS
Vectren 5.6 VVC
VeoliaEn 5.0 VE
WGLHld 4.9 WGL
WestarE 5.8 WR
WiscEngy 2.6 WEC
XcelEngy 5.0 XEL
75 48 92 C C 23.1
72 91 35 A E 47.9
67 42 79 C B54.8
88 95 39 A B166
69 58 91 .. C+18.9
82 36 92 B B20.6
80 82 47 A C 46.5
49 62 46 D C+37.7
89 91 46 A B24.0
58 42 89 E C+23.1
42 29 73 E B35.6
64 39 72 C B17.6
53 45 65 C D+34.8
97 79 83 A C 70.6
22 52 19 D E 29.3
74 62 77 B D 55.0
81 86 74 B D80.5
75 82 48 B C+25.6
78 38 96 C C 29.0
97 90 89 A B 31.8
66 40 64 B B63.9
81 66 75 B D 87.4
55 76 30 B D45.0
93 94 75 B D 53.9
85 53 90 B C 42.0
91 82 89 B D 31.2
Carters
CRI 16.20
Coach
r COH 18.38
ColumSp 1.8 COLM 34.89
DeckrsOut DECK 78.21
FGXIntl
FGXI 11.23
GIIIApparel GIII 14.70
GildanActv
GIL 21.05
Hanesbrd
HBI 17.87
IconixBr
ICON 10.28
JonesAp 4.0 JNY 14.17
LizClaib 1.6 r LIZ 13.86
Maidenfrm MFB 10.98
Movado 1.9 r MOV 16.84
NikeB 1.7 r NKE . 55.70
PerryEllis r PERY 10.04
PhilpsV
.5 PVH 32.61
PoloRL
.4 r RL 51.40
SkechersA SKX 13.02
SteveMdn SHOO 20.89
TrueRelig TRLG 19.73
UndrArmr
UA 27.34
VFCorp 3.7 VFC 63.31
Volcom
VLCM 13.16
Warnaco
WRC 33.50
Weyco 2.0 WEYS 28.55
Wolvrn 1.8 WWW 23.96
31.46
9.53
20.40
28.92
32.54
20.36
41.46
27.76
21.88
3.90
24.33
34.17
39.53
7.90
31.30
35.41
15.96
26.82
9.84
13.73
21.22
22.91
32.51
24.95
23.02
32.00
28.85
20.00
41.72
18.95
.89+102 5.5m 12
.65+117 1.2m 3o
.70 +69 2.7m 10
.22 +89 923 18o
+.06 +62 1.4m 12k
1.32+135 1.3m 11k
1.59 +91 3.3m 13x
.50 +75 5.2m 9
1.92 +75 953 13
.25+144 14m 1o
1.26 +20 105 21k
1.03+116 1.9m 11
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.37+228 8.3m 7
1.26 +53 339 14
.27+169 15m 14
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.86+118 533 14
.06 +35 165 42
.13 +7 2.6m 13
1.13 +16 120 13k
1.09 +48 1.0m 11o
1.23 +79 247 16k
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.89 +97 821 14k
.45+228 991 9o
1.36 +41 831 9x
.82 +59 2.2m 14k
.48+140 2.0m 13k
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16. APPAREL
.17 +13 1.1m 12
.36 +37 11m 8
+.14 +12 361 10
4.32 +91 1.2m 14
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.43 +41 232 16
+.70 +67 1.9m 15o
.72 5 1.8m 9
+.04 24 1.1m 8
.54 +5 2.5m 12
.06 19 2.4m 20
+.05 20 130 9
.81 +72 333 10
2.28+126 9.2m 15o
.27 +69 432 6
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2.75 +28 2.7m 12o
.04 +16 810 7
.11 21 229 15
2.12 +31 1.2m 13o
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2.23 +91 1.9m 11
.12 +42 674 9
2.27 +45 1.7m 11k
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.45 +54 920 12o
17. CHEMICALS
66 86 37 B E 106 AirPrds 2.9 APD 60.22

87 93 68 B D65.5 Airgas 1.1 ARG 41.88
65 85 41 B E 48.4 Albemar 1.9 r ALB 25.04
76 60 75 B C 20.3 AmrVngrd .5 AVD 11.52
74 64 70 C B46.5 ArchChem 2.8 ARJ 28.77
11 32 22 D E 69.0 Ashland 4.2 ASH 26.25
95 86 87 A D30.3 Balchem .5 BCPC 21.97
15 32 13 B E 20.3 Braskem 10 BAK 6.90
77 50 85 B C+40.5 Cabot
2.7 CBT 26.25
44 95 15 A E 51.0 Celanese .9 r CE . 18.55
64 69 57 A D 78.9 Ceradyne r CRDN 29.46
72 94 84 .. D87.9 7CmpsMn 2.8 CMP 48.29
46 75 31 C E 69.9 CytecInd 1.6 r CYT 32.21
56 55 59 B D47.4 DowChm 6.0 DOW 27.83
47 86 43 C E 78.3 EastChm 4.1 r EMN 43.02
56 93 34 A E 80.2 FMC
1.4 FMC . 36.14
69 82 70 C E 36.5 GenTek
GETI 23.45
12 41 10 .. E 32.8 GraceWR
GRA 9.36
84 70 81 B D 22.0 Hercules 1.3 HPC 15.96
13 9 32 C D28.3 Huntsm 4.4 HUN 9.08
72 73 89 D E 41.5 Innophos 3.8 IPHS 17.72
33 52 17 B E 23.2 KMGChe 1.3 KMGB 6.01
45 97 24 .. E 52.0 Koppers 4.0 r KOP 22.06
49 62 37 B D33.2 Methnx 3.9 r MEOH 15.95
69 57 75 E B73.3 MinrlTec .4 MTX 53.36
49 86 42 B E 31.0 NalcoHld 1.0 NLC 14.25
82 89 47 B C+93.6 NewMkt 2.0 r NEU 40.76
62 84 45 B E 39.6 NovaChm 2.1 NCX 18.03
34 64 9 A E 66.0 O M Group OMG 15.89
68 64 70 A D80.0 PPGInd 4.1 PPG 50.78
82 73 84 C D 29.3 Polypore
PPO . 18.21
83 87 58 A E 99 Praxair 2.3 r PX . 64.53
70 60 64 C C+33.8 QkrChem 4.9 KWR 18.81
49 94 17 C E 43.7 RockwdH
ROC . 15.76
62 64 72 D B 50.0 Rogers
r ROG 31.01
92 72 98 B D 76.5 RoHaas 2.4 ROH 67.81
60 80 65 D D25.5 Schlmn 3.7 SHLM 16.35
87 81 77 A D63.0 SigmAl 1.1 SIAL 46.48
15 23 26 C D102 Sinopec 5.9 SHI 21.92
57 33 99 .. D18.0 Solutian
SOA 10.90
95 87 95 C B60.8 Stepan 2.1 SCL 40.28
60 4 93 D B12.6 Symyx
SMMX 7.71
32 23 49 D D+32.5 Valhi
2.7 VHI 14.93
76 57 88 B D42.7 WD40 3.2 WDFC 31.49
88 62 97 C A+26.7 WestlkCh 1.1 WLK 18.61
13 15 7 B D48.8 Zoltek
ZOLT 9.73
+.22 +87 4.3m 12

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.31 17 127 16
.04 2 201 11k
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.67 +48 157 22
.38 +33 377 2
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2.04+141 1.3m 6
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.42 +98 17m 7
3.26+118 2.4m 7
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.11 +59 43 6
.35 +94 1.8m 4
.36 6 2.5m 10k
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.10 +87 33 9k
1.25 +90 494 7
.56+102 1.1m 5
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.07 +95 2.8m 10
.51 +23 299 8
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.58+135 2.4m 2
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1.04 +51 548 19k
1.13+113 5.8m 16
2.13 +19 99 11k
1.14 +89 1.3m 7k
1.02 +13 124 15k
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.92 +68 282 11k
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.30 9 908 ..
2.61 +37 102 16k
.07 21 189 ..k
.92 1 62 ..
.60 +83 160 16k
+.25 23 381 12
1.66 +33 988 14o
18. AEROSPACE
62 93 30 B C 39.4
78 86 68 B E 120
59 73 49 A D 54.2
37 98 5 A E 54.1
45 78 37 B E 105
33 82 16 A E 13.9
73 81 67 B E 56.8
52 79 32 C B42.7
32 77 23 .. D 50.4
58 78 46 C D62.9
70 89 64 B E 95.1
62 94 35 B E 75.7
66 90 49 B D56.9
71 90 60 B D44.6
40 89 16 B E 27.2
95 96 95 A B27.0
84 99 56 A C+30.9
79 86 85 B E 120
85 85 67 B B49.2
55 79 53 C E 85.2
88 85 77 B C+27.9
58 94 27 A D160
76 84 70 C D67.5
64 91 47 A E 76.0
28 53 22 B E 38.4
91 92 83 B C+66.2
39 87 8 A E 74.4
86 96 60 A D+51.6
67 91 38 B C+86.4
AAR
AIR 11.92
AllintTch
ATK 83.34
Astronics ATRO 14.12
BEAerosp BEAV 9.86
Boeing 3.4 r BA 47.70
CAE
1.9 CGT 5.65
CurtsWrt .9 CW 36.48
Ducmmun 1.7 DCO 17.19
Embraer 3.3 ERJ 18.99
Esterline
ESL 33.65
GenDyn 2.1 r GD 65.56
Goodrich 2.7 r GR 33.74
Heico
.4 HEI . 28.09
HeicoA .4 HEIA 24.67
Hexcel
HXL 9.31
IntgrlSys
ISYS 16.09
LMIAerospc LMIA 14.90
Lockhee 2.3 r LMT 98.00
MoogA
MOGA 32.55
NorthrpG 3.1 r NOC 52.06
OrbitalSci r ORB . 20.55
PrecCast .2 PCP 62.44
RaythnB 2.3 RTN 49.76
RockColl 2.4 COL 40.38
SpiritAer
SPR 12.88
Teledyne
TDY 46.27
Textron 4.6 TXT 20.01
TransDg
TDG 28.72
Triumph .5 r TGI 34.62
.54 +16 736 6o

3.71 +80 545 12k
+1.71 +86 94 8k
.29 +81 3.2m 4
1.58 +57 12m 8
.25 +52 72 8
1.15 +43 508 14x
.87 +15 108 8k
1.62+158 3.0m 8o
.92 21 300 10
+.51 +69 5.4m 11x
.48 +21 2.2m 7
1.68 +86 314 16
1.67 +83 137 14
.20+155 3.0m 11
1.09 42 237 17
1.11 +6 98 9
1.00 +68 5.3m 13
2.45+119 433 12k
2.16 +74 5.0m 9
+.03 +68 946 19k
1.30 +93 3.2m 8
1.49 +63 4.6m 13
.62 +35 1.9m 10k
.33+134 3.2m 5
3.05 +30 354 15
.55 +25 4.8m 5
+.06 +29 617 11o
1.96 +55 401 7k
19. ALCOHOL/TOB
62 46 73 B D24.5
88 58 96 B D+68.6
97 77 94 A C+55.3
90 81 67 A D 81.0
91 70 86 A C+78.8
74 97 30 B E 77.5
73 94 31 A E 88.8
73 95 65 .. D45.8
74 83 68 D D 26.5
67 58 59 A E 93.1
73 57 77 A E 92.8
64 61 67 C E 59.5
90 82 75 A D 56.3
61 66 63 B E 72.0
85 61 96 A D 68.9
61 26 72 C B68.0
74 57 77 B C+21.9
Altria
7.1 MO
Anheuse 2.4 BUD
BostnBeer SAM
BritAmT 4.5 BTI
BrownFrB 2.0 r BFB
CntlErDst CEDC
CompBbd 2.8 ABV
CpCervcr 4.0 CCU
ConstelA
STZ
Diageo 4.4 DEO
Lorilla 5.8 r LO
MolCoorB 1.9 TAP
PhilMor 5.0 PM
ReynldAm7.9 r RAI
UST
4.1 r UST
Universl 4.2 r UVV
VectorGp 10 VGR
18.10
62.92
44.91
58.27
67.73
34.84
39.45
26.25
17.04
59.30
63.73
42.46
43.05
43.30
61.50
42.73
15.09
.42 +96 31m 10

+.07 +50 12m 21
+.41 +35 163 20
3.42 +69 382 12k
.79+102 762 19
2.59 16 890 16
2.05+275 2.8m 8o
2.58 30 41 8k
.29 +37 2.6m 10o
1.75+192 2.4m 12o
+1.48 +83 4.4m 12
1.17 9 1.7m 14o
1.31 +83 19m 13o
1.34 +8 1.7m 9
.47 +8 4.0m 17
2.51 +14 412 10o
.73 +75 451 19
20. BUILDING
90 74 74 B C+23.0
78 83 71 B D+53.9
52 94 39 B E 38.3
31 2 86 E D32.4
29 67 15 B E 138
42 76 32 B E 29.0
18 17 62 .. E 39.4
AAON 2.1 AAON 15.34

Acuity 1.6 r AYI 33.54
AecomTecn ACM . 18.18
AWod 1.9 AMWD 19.25
Ameron 2.6 AMN 46.31
ApogeE 2.8 r APOG 10.34
ArmstrW
AWI 24.38
+.12 +24 149 11

1.17+192 1.6m 8o
.94+108 1.6m 13o
.66+166 229 ..
.35 +28 156 7o
+.16 +64 751 6o
.13 +26 330 9


52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 83 89 77 A E 25.0 Altera 1.2 ALTR 16.91 .12 +88 17m 17
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 62 76 59 B E 37.2 AnalogD 3.5 ADI 22.71 +.30 +63 8.6m 13o
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 33 41 46 B E 21.8 AppMat 1.9 AMAT 12.47 +.12 +62 37m 12o
ATHR . 19.25 .80 +95 3.7m 15
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 77 92 49 A E 35.8 Atheros
26 33 34 D D+15.3 BTU Intl
BTUI 7.10 .76+135 41 44k
57 44 73 C C 92.3 BlackDc 3.2 r BDK 53.18 +.06 +28 1.1m 9 55 88 27 B E 43.1 Broadcom r BRCM 14.85 +.18 +49 20m 14
56 73 67 .. D14.4 Blount
BLT 9.27 .04 +82 364 11o
53 59 70 C E 46.6 CabotMic r CCMP 27.88 .23 +14 336 16
57 77 43 B E 44.4 CRHPlc 5.1 CRH 20.45 +.73 +32 240 5 68 73 41 A D 34.8 Caviumn CAVM 12.48 .29 13 746 44
23 61 11 B E 32.6 Cemex
CX 10.12 1.09 +59 12m 3
14 8 42 E D 30.8 Centex 1.4 CTX 11.78 .02 +24 9.1m .. 32 21 73 E C 20.8 Cohu 1.8 COHU 13.52 .03 +32 183 48
r CREE 19.92 +.88 +14 1.6m 39
30 85 4 A E 63.5 ChicgB&I 1.3 CBI 12.26 .97+260 5.3m 5 74 70 68 C C+35.5 Cree
r CYMI 21.07 .73 +36 739 9
98 99 79 C D+15.8 ComfrtS 1.6 r FIX . 11.29 .20+126 923 10 44 49 54 C D+44.7 Cymer
41 34 74 E D 18.0 DRHort 3.1 DHI 9.74 .05 +88 18m ..o 68 41 89 B E 6.8 CyprsSemi r CY 4.07 .24 85 6.3m 4
DIOD 12.19 .58 +25 662 7k
54 32 88 E D75.1 DeltcTm .6 r DEL 51.50 1.78 +37 99 99k 44 75 16 A E 35.0 Diodes
99 85 98 B B+15.5 7EagleTest EGLT 14.28 .80 +1 351 15
7 39 4 D E 28.9 EmpICA
ICA 6.90 .62+175 486 15k
39 79 27 D D19.5 FairchldSm FCS 7.06 .13 21 1.2m 7k
47 65 38 B D+18.4 ENGlobal
ENG 7.27 .03 +51 547 12o
52 65 60 C C 46.4 FormFactor FORM 16.65 +1.82+122 1.4m 36o
79 70 85 E C+24.1 FerroCp 3.5 FOE 16.73 .57 +10 729 ..o 85 85 57 A B50.7 Hittite
HITT 27.55 +.12 +88 498 16k
46 92 23 B E 101 Fluor
1.2 FLR . 40.83 +.19 +40 6.2m 14o
78 93 77 D C 13.8 IxysCp 1.6 IXYS 7.48 .14 +3 223 14
49 62 51 C E 31.2 FullerHB 1.6 r FUL 15.76 .51+149 1.5m 9o 51 75 37 C D 14.4 IntegDvc
r IDTI 6.58 .07 +32 4.1m 6
58 98 19 A E 50.1 Gafisan 1.4 GFA 15.84 +.79+156 2.3m 9o 66 75 59 A E 28.0 Intel
3.4 INTC 16.25 +.23 +85 123m 12
40 68 54 D D 57.4 GraniteC 2.0 r GVA 25.72 +.01 +46 1.1m 8 51 87 25 B E 34.8 Intersil 3.6 r ISIL 13.49 +.11 +37 4.1m 8
74 92 67 B E 19.7 HillIntl
HIL 9.87 .03 +76 510 19
36 23 61 E B 36.8 IntlRect
IRF 16.41 .36 1 1.0m ..o
55 95 13 A E 70.7 HomexDvlp r HXM 23.74 .41+482 3.1m 5
25 49 31 B E 56.1 KLATncr 2.5 r KLAC 24.41 .19 +56 7.6m 8
65 92 36 B D20.0 Intrface 1.4 IFSIA 8.35 +.15 +34 840 7
29 49 31 B E 57.7 LamResrch LRCX 23.06 +.44 +40 5.4m 6
45 92 19 B E 103 JacobsEng
JEC 38.46 +1.49+109 4.0m 12
82 85 71 A E 37.8 LinearT 3.3 LLTC 25.58 +.07+114 11m 13
52 43 74 E B30.6 KBHome 6.1 KBH 16.35 +.09 +31 7.6m ..o
38 91 15 C D+45.2 KBRInc 1.4 KBR 14.76 +.46+186 11m 9 38 83 9 A E 96.1 MEMCElctr r WFR 22.99 +2.30 +76 10m 8
40 49 53 E B26.1 LennarA 6.1 LEN 10.47 +.03 +14 9.4m ..o 51 38 71 D B25.9 MKSInstr MKSI 16.84 .31 +66 806 12
28 49 29 E B25.3 LennarB 8.3 LENB 7.68 +.03 65 87 .. 50 91 27 B E 18.8 MarvellTc MRVL 7.52 .06 +24 20m 9o
81 66 83 C D+42.2 Lennox 1.9 r LII 29.79 +.73+104 1.3m 11k 43 69 21 A E 24.9 Mellanox MLNX 7.85 .20+113 539 7k
49 41 75 E C+48.6 MDCHld 3.1 MDC 31.79 +.31 +26 1.6m .. 76 80 72 B D38.4 Micrchp 5.4 r MCHP 25.06 .14 +80 5.8m 15
62 34 98 E B26.0 MIHomes MHO 16.58 +.04 +39 334 .. 92 95 80 A D+30.0 Microsemi MSCC 20.71 .55+122 2.0m 16
41 49 58 B E 144 MrtMar 2.0 MLM 79.50 +1.88+148 1.9m 15 78 97 44 A E 29.1 MnPwSy r MPWR . 13.95 +.65 +4 1.0m 14k
34 12 76 D D25.3 Masco 6.2 MAS 15.09 .88 +81 10m 12x 57 73 46 B D27.5 NatSemi 2.3 NSM 14.13 .15 +82 11m 11o
42 10 97 E C+29.5 Meritage
MTH 16.11 +1.10 +20 1.3m 31 94 94 76 A C+40.3 NetLogic
NETL 25.16 .39 +25 1.2m 17
42 34 68 D D+87.4 MohawkInd MHK 54.94 +2.23 +70 1.7m 9 27 32 52 C E 29.1 Novellus r NVLS 15.68 +.05 +59 5.5m 15
40 19 72 E B14.2 MuellrW 1.0 MWA 6.99 .22 +25 837 15o 30 71 12 B E 39.7 Nvidia
r NVDA 7.39 +.15 +34 30m 5o
64 23 94 C C+679 NVR
NVR 548.2 +8.95 +69 151 9k 43 61 38 B D 25.2 OmniVisTc OVTI 8.80 .55 +37 2.6m 5o
23 60 16 A E 16.5 OrionMarn OMGI 6.25 +.25+104 241 7 11 15 24 E E 17.2 Parkervisn PRKR 5.42 .30 +82 363 ..
50 9 87 D D+28.6 OwensC
OC 19.93 .05 12 903 18 77 99 40 B D19.5 PericmSem r PSEM 8.72 .14 24 184 13
36 63 20 B C+66.8 Perini
PCR 16.75 .81+192 2.0m 4o 73 74 45 A D+35.0 PwrIntgn POWI . 20.09 +.08 +61 641 14k
42 1 94 E C+19.7 PulteHom 1.3 PHM 11.88 +.26 +60 17m .. 3 1 16 E E 26.4 Rambus
RMBS 8.92 .49 +69 3.7m ..
63 95 48 C D35.4 Quanta
PWR . 18.71 .19 +68 5.7m 22o 25 73 4 D E 34.9 RubiconTn RBCN 5.50 .24 53 137 99
72 82 57 B D25.2 RPMIntl 4.9 RPM 15.60 +.08+123 1.7m 8 81 94 77 D D+14.3 SimpleTech STEC 6.91 +.05 32 839 24o
8 45 5 D E 77.3 ShawGp
SGR 17.90 .12+283 8.1m 22o 59 59 58 C B+53.5 SanDisk
SNDK 17.93 .10 9 10m 13
57 20 86 D B+33.9 SimpsnMf 1.7 SSD 23.00 1.26 +47 644 21 83 87 63 A D+20.8 Semtech r SMTC 11.26 +.08 +44 1.7m 11
83 81 80 C C+51.1 SmithAO 2.5 r AOS 30.46 1.02 +74 464 9 40 42 20 A B73.0 SigmaDsgn r SIGM 11.58 +.42 +10 1.1m 4o
SLAB 26.51 +.36 +65 1.6m 15
85 89 81 B D62.2 SnapOn 2.8 SNA 43.42 .57 +56 862 11 76 80 65 A E 45.2 SilcnLab
65 67 64 B D59.0 Stanley 3.5 r SWK 36.66 +.90 +50 1.2m 8 48 65 44 C E 40.0 StdMicro r SMSC 20.78 .38+148 446 11
47 67 41 B D+27.0 SterlCons STRL 13.15 .52+101 230 10 63 80 63 D D 17.4 STMicro 3.3 r STM 9.05 +.05 +75 4.8m 11
50 52 54 E D+37.8 TecmsehA TECUA 18.52 .10 +19 206 99 78 76 86 C D46.3 Supertex SUPX 25.10 .25 +70 209 19
TSM 8.19 +.19 +44 29m 11
13 39 19 C E 81.9 TexasIn 1.1 TXI 28.36 .44 +88 1.1m 9o 89 86 73 A D+11.9 TaiwSem
67 73 80 D E 22.7 Thermadyn THMD 11.05 .25 +3 100 10 69 82 47 A E 14.3 Techwell TWLL 7.53 .62 +2 124 9k
TSRA 13.32 +.11 +8 914 8
59 22 93 C C+28.0 TollBros
TOL 20.25 +.60 +31 7.6m 10o 35 43 37 B E 45.0 Tessera
79 63 84 B B 60.0 Toro
1.6 r TTC 36.41 +.72 17 451 11 58 80 43 B E 36.8 TexsInst 2.3 TXN 19.34 .16+104 35m 10
77 71 99 E B21.7 Trex
TWP 14.00
... 29 229 ..o 87 65 99 E B 16.6 Trnsmtahrs TMTA 15.84 +.01 +24 149 ..o
UTEK 10.00 +.49+106 378 41
40 76 39 C E 64.2 URS
URS 26.52 +.40+231 4.0m 10o 63 73 69 E C 17.2 Ultratech
25 23 39 E C+40.3 USG
USG 19.85 .40+191 3.2m .. 30 57 30 B E 51.8 VarianSm r VSEA 19.52 .39 +81 2.0m 9
r VRGY 13.58 +.43 13 613 8o
65 48 85 C D28.3 Valspar 2.9 r VAL 19.31 +.53+157 2.1m 12 14 6 38 B E 28.0 Verigy
... 3 612 17k
64 33 85 B D+96.1 Vulcan 3.2 VMC 61.77 +1.94 +48 2.3m 16 80 89 67 C C 17.8 Volterra r VLTR 9.76
83 56 94 C B61.1 Watsco 4.3 WSO 41.69 .18 +52 402 17 83 85 75 A E 28.2 Xilinx 2.9 r XLNX 19.48 1.05+150 18m 14
75 64 87 D D+33.1 WattsWa 1.7 WTS 25.58 .01 +37 853 12
24. AGRICULTURE
45 11 78 E B78.0 Weyerha 4.7 WY 51.46 +1.09 +31 3.8m ..
52 88 34 B E 72.0 AGCO
AG 32.72 +1.26 +95 3.5m 9
21. COMP HDWRE
43 72 22 A E 21.3 AgFeedn r FEED 5.60 .18 +6 525 11
59 95 24 A E 202 AppleInc
AAPL 89.79 +.63+125 78m 17 42 95 21 A E 113 Agrium .3 r AGU . 38.27 +.25+181 16m 6
64 67 63 C C+35.7 Avocent r AVCT 15.58 .83 +35 747 8 47 83 48 D D26.5 AlamoG 1.7 ALG 14.35 .95+103 96 8k
69 57 80 D B46.4 BlackBox .9 BBOX 27.73 1.66+176 408 8 69 87 52 A E 51.2 Anderso 1.1 ANDE 30.10 .09 +22 404 6
77 81 59 A E 34.2 Cisco
r CSCO 18.34 .50+134 129m 11o 12 46 3 B E 19.9 ArtsWay 1.8 ARTW 3.32 .08 +68 70 5
57 47 78 D B26.9 Cmpllntnya CML 10.61 +.01+108 306 .. 44 91 11 B E 135 Bunge 1.7 BG 43.28 .54 +87 5.0m 3
69 73 67 B C+41.1 DataDomn DDUP 18.77 .24 +71 1.5m 55 43 98 20 A E 172 CFInds
.7 CF . 57.31 +5.92+108 9.5m 5
28 45 36 B E 30.8 DellInc
r DELL 13.50 .05 +23 42m 9o 29 94 7 B E 70.0 CNHGlobl 2.9 CNH 14.24 .23+119 833 4
49 43 77 C E 45.1 Diebold 3.3 DBD 29.87 .30 +67 1.1m 33 42 2 81 E B+21.4 Cadiz
CDZI 14.86 1.54 +5 48 ..
54 55 71 C D17.3 DigiIntl
DGII 8.41 +.12 +36 259 14k 11 23 10 E D 16.2 Cosann
CZZ 5.06 +.31+122 1.6m ..
62 83 48 B D25.5 EMC
r EMC 10.57 .15 +54 49m 13 66 84 41 A D17.5 DarlingIntl DAR 8.23 +.22 +36 1.7m 9
25 30 38 C E 27.9 ElecImag
r EFII 10.56 .45 +52 611 10 33 82 20 A E 94.9 Deere
2.9 r DE . 37.99 +1.99+173 17m 7o
46 47 43 B C 22.5 Emulex
ELX 8.56 .34 10 1.2m 7 43 96 12 A E 76.2 IntPotashn
IPI 21.72 +1.14 +12 2.7m 24o
37 73 19 C E 24.9 EZchip
EZCH 6.93 +.29+247 445 62 28 42 43 C D43.4 Kubota 2.4 KUB 22.50 .87+127 112 9
92 62 98 A B21.9 FndryNtwk r FDRY 16.76 +.50 +78 8.5m 21 16 20 22 A E 28.9 LSBInds
LXU 10.00 +.48+140 675 5k
89 90 80 B D 53.5 HewlttPk .8 r HPQ 40.00 +.32+108 41m 11o 67 92 59 B D131 Lindsay .6 LNN 52.49 3.51+249 1.4m 16o
80 94 45 A C 38.0 JnprNtwk r JNPR 17.26 +.19 +31 16m 16 72 90 58 B E 145 Mnsnto 1.2 r MON 81.44 +7.26+210 27m 22o
71 73 82 C E 44.2 LexmarkA r LXK 29.21 .18 +60 2.8m 7 39 98 8 A E 163 Mosaic
.6 MOS 35.75 +1.84+180 29m 5o
85 90 52 A D+37.2 Logitech r LOGI 18.76 .12+102 2.0m 11 61 99 36 A E 241 Potash
.4 r POT 98.60+11.74+121 33m 15
65 87 41 A E 37.5 MicrosSys r MCRS 20.56 +.37 +34 1.3m 14 48 48 76 C C 46.9 ScottMG 2.3 SMG 21.65 +.60 +47 1.4m 9
68 88 60 C E 29.4 NCR
NCR 18.27 +.57 +57 2.6m 12k 60 99 43 A E 59.5 ScQmMra 1.9 SQM 16.68 .04 +65 2.3m 15
81 83 74 A E 36.1 NatInstr 1.8 NATI 24.51 +.39 +22 510 17 61 93 45 A E 66.8 Syngenta 2.2 SYT . 36.02 +2.40+208 2.6m 11o
2.0 r TRA 19.91 +1.16 +72 10m 4
48 87 28 A E 32.4 NetApp
r NTAP 13.25 +.30+119 20m 10o 33 73 17 A E 57.6 TerraI
70 73 53 B C 16.0 Netezzan
NZ 8.12 1.29 19 351 38 57 95 33 A E 171 TerraNit 19 TNH 75.98 .67 +64 261 5k
59 73 37 B D37.0 Netgear
NTGR
59 82 43 A E 41.0 NICESys
NICE
92 87 77 A D+29.7 Polycom r PLCM
95 85 80 A C+20.2 Qlogic
r QLGC
38 47 64 E D14.7 RackblSys RACK
46 49 45 B C+27.4 Rimage
r RIMG
26 18 28 B D52.8 Riverbed r RVBD
33 82 17 B E 28.9 Seagate 4.5 r STX
12 16 12 C C+25.0 SunMicrors r JAVA
91 89 84 A E 41.2 7Synaptics SYNA
66 79 51 A C+30.1 Teradata
r TDC
65 69 90 E D13.8 TransAct
TACT
55 97 24 A E 40.0 WestDigtl r WDC
63 65 46 B E 39.1 ZebraTech r ZBRA
11.50
19.66
20.31
12.94
8.17
12.08
9.33
9.68
5.66
23.76
16.79
5.81
15.48
21.97
.93+326 2.1m 6
.42 +12 371 12o
+.41 +50 2.8m 13
.53 +27 4.9m 11
+.26 +81 936 34
.52 16 43 8k
+.03 +11 2.1m 15
.22 +73 9.8m 3
.25 +23 21m 4
+2.17+104 2.9m 18
+.72 +71 2.7m 12
.30 42 81 41
1.34 +94 9.0m 3
1.07 +45 700 12
22. MISC
50 60 37 C D 39.6 AlbnyInt 2.4 AIN 20.30 1.01 +49 451 9

89 84 76 B D+46.2 Aptargrp 1.8 ATR 34.11 .55 +99 774 15
17 51 2 A E 92.2 AracrzC 8.3 ARA 14.65 .53+178 1.7m 3k
77 29 97 D C+18.7 Argann
AGX 14.95 +.23 +56 28 ..
54 65 49 B E 56.2 Ball
1.2 r BLL 32.39 .54+145 2.4m 9
72 51 88 C D 29.9 Bemis 3.7 BMS 24.07 +.89 +71 1.9m 14k
86 51 86 C B 149972 BrkHaA
BRKA 118000 6000 +91 2 15k
88 51 87 C B+5059 BerkHaB BRKB 3948 177+124 69 15k
77 59 67 B D49.3 Carlisle 2.4 r CSL 25.51 .34 +25 622 8
74 74 66 B D 66.4 Chemed .7 r CHE 34.73 1.66 +64 419 10k
60 77 25 B C+51.2 Crane
3.6 CR 22.18 1.15+119 722 6k
82 87 70 B D29.6 CrownHldg r CCK 20.13 +.37 +15 2.0m 13
85 82 69 B D52.5 DuPont 4.5 DD 36.12 +.02 +94 14m 9
76 50 81 B D54.1 ESCOTech
ESE 37.54 .11+113 504 22o
63 83 28 B E 101 Eaton
4.1 ETN 48.56 +.58 +80 3.7m 6
79 86 51 A E 59.1 EmrsnEl 3.3 r EMR 36.15 +.19+110 11m 12o
52 35 73 D D 17.0 FedSignl 2.4 FSS 10.21 .09 +11 583 16k
46 45 57 C E 84.7 FortuneB 3.7 r FO 47.43 +.61 +78 1.7m 10
53 57 39 A E 42.1 GenElect 6.0 r GE 20.65 +.35 +54 138m 9
70 93 46 D D17.2 Glatfelt 3.8 GLT 9.38 .38 +84 450 10
89 95 65 B D+73.5 GreifA 3.1 GEF 48.35 1.28 +51 574 12o
58 89 17 B E 66.5 Harsco 2.9 r HSC 26.86 .39 +83 1.5m 8
76 50 77 D C 77.3 Hitachi
.8 HIT 58.90 1.29+289 292 ..k
64 88 37 B E 63.0 Honywel 3.2 HON 34.08 .87+105 12m 9
87 87 63 A E 70.0 ITTCorp 1.5 ITT 46.21 .18 +40 2.1m 11
69 64 67 C D+37.3 IntPaper 4.6 IP 21.62 .78 +68 11m 9
70 72 59 C B33.8 Kadant
r KAI 18.96 +.01+118 200 10k
81 62 73 C B39.3 KamanA 2.4 KAMN 23.31 .12 +56 238 17k
46 39 34 B E 45.6 KonPhlps 4.1 r PHG 22.41 .90+106 1.6m 5
65 32 88 C D+45.0 Lancstr 3.3 LANC 34.32 +.61+178 406 19k
52 50 61 D E 56.9 LeucdNa .7 LUK 35.50 .85 +3 1.4m ..o
81 91 48 B D 35.3 MDURes 3.0 MDU 20.56 1.75 +86 2.3m 9
77 87 64 D B34.6 MeadWv 4.5 MWV 20.34 .15 +87 3.0m 17k
74 56 78 C A21.8 MyersInd 2.6 MYE 9.40 .29 +21 214 10
81 91 80 C C 20.9 NthnTch
NTIC 9.35 .16 62 3 10
87 97 51 A C 30.4 Olin
5.2 OLN . 15.40 +.10 +48 2.0m 8
63 88 21 B C+60.6 OwensIllinois r OI 23.10 +.10 +6 3.7m 5
73 62 74 B D31.9 PackAmr 5.9 r PKG 20.29 .31 +32 1.6m 13k
75 39 88 B D32.3 Pactiv
PTV 23.13 +.59 +76 3.2m 13
51 32 65 C E 48.2 PicoHlds
PICO 29.54 +.42 +24 180 ..o
84 77 89 C D+54.8 Potlatch 4.9 PCH 41.26 +.26 +97 1.1m 16
94 86 86 A D 47.8 RavnInd1.7 r RAVN 31.47 +.91 +75 205 18
98 78 97 B B+46.4 RockTen 1.1 RKT . 35.41 +1.20 +64 980 14o
36 43 22 C D 15.8 SappiL 4.9 SPP 6.50 .15 28 201 7o
72 55 84 B E 28.3 SealAir 2.4 SEE 19.83 .54+164 3.8m 12
51 63 27 B D160 Siemens 2.7 r SI 66.96 3.51+117 1.7m 9o
83 72 83 B C+58.6 SilgnHld 1.5 SLGN 45.37 .68+174 568 13
75 72 73 B E 35.8 SonocoP 4.3 SON 25.22 .37 +61 749 10
90 77 94 C C 30.0 StandexI 4.0 SXI 20.95 2.36+115 149 13k
78 60 82 B E 81.2 Teleflex 2.6 TFX 52.13 1.24+146 746 15k
42 21 83 E B37.7 TempleI 2.9 TIN 13.71 +.70 +25 3.5m 38
68 56 54 B D 47.3 Thomson 4.3 TRI 25.08 +.13 +8 307 14k
77 74 59 A D97.0 3M
3.5 MMM 57.37 2.60+135 13m 10
52 47 59 C D18.8 Tomkins 11 TKS 9.37 +.22+155 752 6x
61 41 69 D B+21.0 Tredegar 1.3 TG 12.66 1.21 +58 356 14k
58 70 50 D E 48.0 TycoIn 2.3 r TYC 28.60 .40 +82 7.1m 10o
76 99 48 B D 14.6 UFPTech
UFPT 4.83 .14 +75 116 5
76 84 55 B E 81.5 UntdTech 2.6 r UTX 49.68 .44+108 14m 10
19 31 6 B E 35.1 Votorntm
VCP 8.85 .44+176 2.5m 4
65 80 54 B E 111 WaltrInd 1.1 r WLT 36.26 +3.48 +55 5.4m 16
23. SEMICNDUCTRS
23 28 25 B D 33.6
38 69 34 B E 36.0
37 92 22 C E 34.6
68 66 72 D D18.8
28 6 68 D C+17.7
ASMIntl
ASMI
ASML 2.1 r ASML
ATMI
ATMI
Actel
r ACTL
AdvEngy r AEIS
13.60
15.55
14.42
11.38
10.58
1.07 +33 115 9k

+.34+111 7.1m 7
.31 +87 786 10
.32 +20 305 40k
.10+160 1.1m 21
25. AUTO&PARTS
53 45 66 C D+35.0
77 82 73 B E 45.5
91 75 92 B B23.1
68 74 80 D C 18.1
33 80 24 C E 65.1
49 40 75 E C+18.7
87 79 83 A D143
41 82 34 B E 56.0
13 20 31 C E 24.1
87 88 71 A E 49.3
58 95 32 B E 76.0
36 75 15 B E 111
73 42 97 C C 15.0
27 73 21 C E 19.7
42 73 17 A E 27.0
28 46 51 B E 22.6
67 65 75 B E 50.3
50 97 35 C D31.4
44 56 53 C E 37.6
62 81 64 C D44.5
78 97 55 B E 25.0
29 69 34 D E 16.5
7 35 31 D E 100
52 42 54 B C+20.0
84 53 96 C B 26.2
25 73 22 .. E 79.1
14 49 28 .. E 23.8
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46 62 48 C D+59.0
34 67 23 D D 22.6
63 68 81 E B23.0
41 86 35 C D33.2
41 73 46 D D38.0
35 45 46 B E 118
46 87 29 A E 54.9
ATCTech r ATAC 19.64

AdvAuto .8 r AAP 29.40
AmerCar CRMT . 14.51
ArvMerit 3.9 ARM 10.28
Autoliv 6.3 r ALV 26.19
Autonation r AN 10.02
Autozone r AZO 107.0
BorgWrn1.7 r BWA 26.20
CarMax
KMX 9.82
Copart
CPRT . 33.02
Cummins 2.0 r CMI . 35.35
Daimler 9 r DAI 34.37
Dorman
DORM 11.87
ExideTech XIDE 5.10
FedMogul FDML 8.58
Gentex 3.8 r GNTX 11.44
GenuiPrt 4.4 GPC 35.60
Goodyear
GT 13.60
HondaM 3.2 HMC 23.00
JohnsnCt 2.0 JCI 25.38
LKQCorp
LKQX 13.24
Lydall Inc
LDL 7.04
MagnaA 3.6 r MGA 40.01
Midas
MDS 11.06
MnroM 1.2 r MNRO 19.87
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NAV 32.84
Nissan 6.4 NSANY 10.02
OReillyAuto ORLY 23.29
Paccar 2.3 r PCAR 31.52
Penske 4.2 PAG 8.62
SuperrIn 3.9 SUP 16.26
TRWAuto
TRW 12.57
TitanInt .1 TWI 17.21
Toyota 3.6 r TM 67.25
WABCOn 1.1 WBC 26.06
1.76 +90 249 10k

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2.16 +98 2.1m 5k
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1.29+233 2.8m 7o
1.50 +38 845 6
26. ENERGY
31 70 4 A D57.6 ATPO&G
ATPG 10.65
20 54 3 A E 31.9 APowern APWR 4.25
31 95 7 A E 29.9 Acergy 2.5 ACGY 7.51
3 23 25 E E 13.5 AdvEngy 23 AAV 5.92
28 90 7 B E 48.6 AegeanM .3 ANW . 12.14
32 71 25 B E 31.0 AlliaHld 10 AHGP 13.87
31 57 38 B E 58.0 AllncRes 10 ARLP 25.19
21 41 22 B E 19.4 AllisChal
ALY 7.37
80 98 85 C E 119 7AlphaNtRs ANR 39.62
46 32 63 B D38.0 Amerigas 10 APU 24.89
29 86 27 D E 81.4 Anadarko 1.0 r APC 34.80
74 96 53 A D149 Apache
.7 APA 80.45
71 52 84 B D31.7 ApcArg 1.4 APAGF 24.16
62 93 39 A D30.0 Approachn AREX 10.58
53 99 25 B E 77.4 ArchCoal 1.4 ACI 25.11
79 99 42 A C 57.6 ArenaRes ARD . 26.77
55 88 25 B C+50.1 AtlasAm 1.0 ATLS 20.86
52 93 24 A E 45.4 AtlasEn 13 ATN 18.00
10 8 22 D E 38.7 AtlasPpl 12 AHD 16.70
24 73 14 D E 49.6 AtlasPi 20 APL 18.50
56 99 25 A E 63.5 AtwoodOcn ATW . 26.81
19 51 18 B E 34.9 BJSvcs 1.5 BJS 13.26
65 91 44 A E 79.8 BPplc
7.0 BP 44.70
70 81 83 .. D108 BPPrdh 14 BPT 82.49
39 87 21 A E 100 BakrHugh 1.4 BHI 41.42
33 73 17 B E 60.9 BarrettBl
BBG 21.43
35 70 26 A E 33.0 BasicEn
BAS 13.10
33 81 52 .. E 35.2 BaytexE 17 BTE 16.40
51 96 20 A E 62.2 BerryPe 1.3 BRY 23.59
56 82 44 A E 33.3 BdwlkPpl 10 BWP 17.10
33 91 12 A E 32.8 BoltTech
BOLT 9.18
49 96 25 C C+34.5 BreitBrn 16 BBEP 12.24
37 60 58 C D+18.3 BrigmExpl BEXP 6.24
34 63 19 B D59.0 Bristowgp BRS 24.65
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23 51 10 A E 68.8 CoGnGeoV CGV 18.58
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50 95 20 A E 45.5 CNXGas
CXG 16.85
8 25 3 C E 30.9 CVREgyn
CVI 4.41
47 91 19 A E 72.9 CabotO&G .5 COG 24.05
51 42 61 B D+15.5 CalDive
DVR 9.16
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1.07 +99 6.1m 11
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44 86 41 D D 28.9
22 61 23 .. E 23.4
56 95 30 A E 58.5
61 88 39 A E 109
44 73 35 B E 51.8
80 67 88 A D+62.6
45 92 10 A D76.3
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78 86 74 B D 41.0
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45 73 38 A E 95.2
80 99 59 A D83.8
43 92 25 B E 39.8
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65 91 44 A E 30.4
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21 78 7 C E 40.4
8 33 9 C E 35.7
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21 40 40 .. E 53.9
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61 73 64 C D28.7
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18 70 11 E D 16.5
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3 14 10 D E 89.7
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67 99 42 A E 88.4
52 73 16 A C 17.0
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24 24 51 D E 25.2
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44 94 14 A E 25.6
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9 23 12 C E 29.1
31 26 75 D E 16.4
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9 1 29 D E 25.8
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17 40 29 B E 28.6
44 95 24 A E 48.9
2 3 29 E E 13.6
7 33 7 D E 17.6
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Stock

Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
CallnPet
CPE 11.87
Calpinen
CPN 9.53
Cameron
CAM . 28.54
CdnNtRe .7 CNQ 49.75
CdnSolar
CSIQ 12.76
CarboCe 1.6 r CRR 43.46
Carrizo
CRZO 21.62
ChartInds GTLS 19.15
ChesEngy 1.3 CHK 22.41
Chevron 3.6 CVX . 73.10
ChinaPet 3.0 SNP 66.43
Cimarex
.6 XEC 40.00
ClayWEgy CWEI 46.00
CleanEnn CLNE 10.40
CompPdS
CPX 12.74
ComstckRes CRK 32.20
ConchoRn
CXO 20.71
ConocPh 3.0 COP 62.03
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Contango r MCF 41.71
ContlResn
CLR 25.43
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CoreLa
.5 CLB 78.77
CovantaH r CVA 18.13
CrosTim 18 CRT 35.28
Crosstex 13 XTXI 11.66
Crosstx 22 XTEX 11.34
DawsnGeo DWSN 29.80
DeltaPetrol DPTR 9.09
DenbryRes DNR . 11.99
DevnEngy .9 DVN 72.45
DiamndOf .6 DO 77.00
DomRsBW 24 DOM 15.91
DorchMn 16 DMLP 19.00
DoubleEagle DBLE 8.25
DresserR
r DRC 23.61
DrilQuip
r DRQ 29.46
DuncanE 13 DEP 12.50
EOGRes .8 EOG 71.63
EVEngy 19 EVEP 14.37
ElPaso 2.2 r EP 9.24
ElPasoP 8.7 EPB 13.50
EnbrEM
EEQ 31.16
EnbrEner 13 EEP 30.44
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EII 10.13
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EngyTsfr 12 ETP 28.45
EnrgySo 1.1 ES 9.09
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ENISPA 10 E 42.30
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EntpsPrd 10 EPD 19.88
ExcoRes
XCO 8.26
ExterranH
EXH 23.63
ExxonMbl 2.1 XOM 77.00
FMCTech
FTI . 38.03
Ferllgas 14 FGP 13.37
FstSolar
FSLR . 127.4
FlotekInd
FTK 5.07
FdgCCT 13 FDG 75.40
ForestOil
FST . 33.00
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GTSolar
SOLR 6.70
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Geores
GEOI 8.12
GoodrPet
GDP 24.52
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GulfIsl
1.9 GIFI 21.55
GlfMrk
GLF 33.17
Gulfport
GPOR 6.77
Gushann 3.2 GU 3.10
Hallibtn 1.7 HAL . 20.99
HarvstEn 35 HTE 9.50
Headwatrs r HW 9.58
HelixEn
HLX 16.43
HelmPay .6 HP 30.95
HercOffsh HERO 8.35
Hess
.6 HES . 62.28
Holly
3.1 r HOC 19.48
Hornbeck
HOS 29.48
HugotnRy 24 HGT 19.88
IONGephy
IO 8.96
ImprlOil 1.2 IMO 31.16
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IOC 18.11
JASolar
JASO 6.58
JamesRivr JRCC 16.93
KeyEngyn r KEG 6.27
KindrME 9.0 KMP 44.06
KindMrMg KMR 40.55
LDKSolrn
LDK 21.48
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LinnEngy 20 LINE 12.25
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Lufkin 2.0 LUFK 49.43
MagellM 10 MGG 12.96
MagMids 10 MMP 25.56
Marathn 3.3 MRO 29.30
MarinerE
ME 14.18
MarkWst 14 MWE 18.00
MasseyEn .8 MEE 24.80
MatrixSvc MTRX 10.62
McDermott MDR 17.87
McmornExp MMR 15.49
MexcoEn
MXC 10.16
MitchmInd MIND 6.23
MurphOil 1.9 MUR . 51.73
NaborsInds NBR 17.58
NatcoGpA
NTG 25.86
NatlOilVr
NOV . 34.04
NGSvcs
NGS 13.64
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NewfldExpl NFX 22.95
Nexen 1.2 NXY . 15.09
Noble
.6 NE . 31.07
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NoAmEn
NOA 5.09
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OGEEnrg 5.6 OGE 24.82
OSGAmn 23 OSP 6.50
OYOGeo
OYOG 32.00
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OII 33.87
OilStIntl
r OIS 24.07
ONEOKPtr 10 OKS 42.01
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PHInv
PHIIK 26.92
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PatriotCn
PCX 15.30
PattUTI 4.6 PTEN 14.03
PeabdyEn .8 BTU 31.94
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PennVA .6 PVA 35.54
PenVaGP 10 PVG 13.57
PennVAR 14 PVR 12.52
PennWstE 23 PWE 16.05
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Petrohawk
HK 12.64
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Petrobrs .1 PBR 29.78
PetroDev
PETD 30.47
PtroqstE
PQ . 8.54
PnrDrlng
PDC 8.23
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PlainsEx
r PXP 23.75
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PrideIntl
PDE 20.04
ProvEngy 22 PVX 6.09
QuestEn 33 QELP 5.13
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52 99 20 A E 26.9
47 98 9 A D45.0
67 59 61 A C+18.9
48 92 28 A E 76.8
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66 99 28 A E 29.5
67 82 48 A C+44.9
30 73 24 D E 29.9
57 73 40 A E 29.7
43 84 21 A E 47.9
40 91 44 .. E 88.7
40 91 44 .. E 87.9
69 91 76 .. E 70.8
60 68 83 .. D47.3
26 73 7 B E 69.4
54 96 24 A E 67.9
67 89 46 A E 114
57 63 56 B D97.8
53 92 32 A E 88.4
35 73 16 B D40.2
81 98 66 A D52.7
75 83 61 A D 29.2
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66 51 79 D A26.8
61 97 39 A E 65.6
56 94 33 A E 43.3
54 82 33 A D74.0
43 91 18 A E 74.3
26 37 24 B C+78.8
69 89 49 B E 59.5
45 68 35 A E 164
63 98 32 A D90.0
46 92 15 A E 57.8
56 59 51 A D+35.8
70 98 32 A D68.5
42 54 40 A E 37.7
19 86 6 .. D42.9
47 94 11 A D84.8
41 73 21 C C+15.3
43 94 21 A E 25.7
25 73 17 C E 29.8
26 52 32 B E 40.8
22 91 9 .. E 36.8
10 8 11 B D 66.0
34 70 18 B E 25.0
67 76 61 A E 71.3
70 91 41 A E 91.3
62 79 75 C E 43.9
32 76 19 B E 33.1
58 96 31 A E 163
47 99 8 A D68.3
60 97 31 A E 102
32 81 15 C D42.1
6 40 10 C E 22.7
55 93 31 A E 88.2
14 35 18 B E 75.8
43 98 13 B E 24.4
43 91 22 A E 60.0
39 73 15 A E 15.4
38 94 15 A E 50.0
75 96 57 A E 17.5
5 9 23 .. C+24.5
57 94 40 A E 112
12 1 51 .. E 25.3
31 73 10 C E 47.9
19 26 52 .. D11.3
50 98 20 A E 40.8
68 99 29 A D+45.8
27 66 44 .. E 20.8
71 85 63 B D45.1
68 84 46 A E 73.7
43 93 13 A E 23.4
45 99 6 A E 41.5
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Quickslvr
KWK 12.29
RPC
2.2 RES 10.74
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RegncyE 13 RGNC 12.90
ReneSolan SOL 7.31
Repsol 2.3 REP 25.21
RexEngyn REXX 8.20
RosettaR ROSE 13.53
Rowan 1.9 RDC 20.78
RoyDShA 5.2 RDSA 52.31
RoyDShB 6.2 RDSB 51.39
SabnRylt 14 SBR 46.67
SanJuanB 15 SJT 34.28
Sandrdgen
SD 13.97
Sasol
5.6 SSL 28.35
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SeacorHldg CKH 64.39
Smith
1.1 SII 43.88
Solarfun
SOLF 7.22
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Spectra
9 SEP 14.90
Spire
SPIR 12.49
StMaryLE .4 SM . 27.45
Statoil 3.6 STO 19.42
StoneEgy
SGY 29.92
SuncrEr .7 SU 25.90
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SunocoLg 11 SXL 33.00
SunPowrA SPWRA 47.01
SuntechP
STP 24.61
SuperEgry
SPN 19.86
SuperWell SWSI 17.10
SwiftErgy
SFY . 29.24
TCPipeln 12 TCLP 22.44
TELOffs 72 TELOZ 6.38
T3Engy
TTES . 21.48
TXCORes
TXCO 5.72
Talismn 1.9 TLM 9.99
TargaRes 18 NGLS 11.10
TeppcoP 13 TPP 20.93
Tesco
TESO 11.01
Tesoro 3.8 TSO 10.48
TetraTech
TTI 9.21
Tidewatr 2.3 r TDW 43.69
TotalSA 5.3 TOT 51.79
TransCda 4.4 TRP 31.70
TrnsMon 16 TLP 14.04
Transocn
RIG . 81.69
TrinaSol
TSL 12.81
UltraPt
UPL 43.85
Ultrapar 10 UGP 15.70
UnionDrll UDRL 6.74
Unit Corp
UNT 34.60
ValeroEn 2.7 r VLO 22.44
Venoco
VQ 7.41
WTOffshr .6 WTI 19.21
WarrenRes WRES 5.75
WeathIntl WFT 16.62
WstnGas 10 WES 11.56
Westmrlnd WLB 8.97
WhitingP
WLL 43.50
Whiting 41 WHX 14.70
Willbros
WG 14.86
WillCoal 19 WTU 6.99
WmsCo 2.5 WMB 17.78
WmsPtrs 12 WPZ 19.70
WmsPipl 10 WMZ 12.01
WldFuel
.8 INT 19.08
XTOEnrgy 1.2 XTO 38.91
Yanzhou 3.1 YZC 7.80
Yinglin
YGE 6.10
26 57 9 B D 32.9
50 71 34 A D52.8
7 22 34 D E 12.5
84 91 78 C C+18.2
58 58 65 B D52.1
48 57 48 B D 50.7
64 57 85 E C 25.0
45 78 58 .. C+43.0
51 25 79 D B20.0
88 97 72 A D+70.9
15 29 22 E E 29.8
73 41 87 B C 34.2
51 53 59 B E 51.8
62 84 45 A D 23.4
6 32 15 B E 49.4
61 66 63 B C 52.4
8 30 4 B E 148
60 84 35 A C+65.1
65 64 61 D D+11.0
7 44 9 C D 100
57 50 69 C D+21.4
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10 40 10 C E 65.4
12 62 9 C E 62.3
90 77 81 A C+54.7
66 26 91 D C+16.0
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34 66 10 A D29.8
26 63 26 C E 44.0
36 74 29 B E 40.7
19 54 21 B E 61.5
52 61 50 B C+47.8
64 60 77 D E 32.1
9 49 20 .. E 16.2
51 86 33 B E 66.3
73 94 57 A D41.2
13 50 19 C E 33.8
56 85 35 A D176
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BallyTech
BYI . 20.36
Bluegreen
BXG 4.14
CallGolf 2.4 r ELY 11.67
Carnival 5.4 CCL 29.59
CarnPLC 6.3 CUK 25.50
CedrFair 10 FUN 18.34
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Cinemar 6.2 CNK 11.60
Ctrip
.6 CTRP 39.50
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DrmwksAm r DWA 26.05
HarlyDav 4.5 r HOG 29.03
IntctlH 4.0 IHG 10.16
IntlGame 4.0 IGT 14.37
IntlSpdw .4 r ISCA 31.51
LasVgSnds LVS 16.68
LifeTmFit
LTM 22.54
LionsGate
LGF 7.35
MGMMirge r MGM 17.75
Marcus 2.7 r MCS 12.42
MarrtInt 1.8 MAR 18.92
OrntExHA .6 OEH 16.87
PennNatl r PENN 15.00
Polaris 4.0 r PII 37.80
RHIEnt
RHIE 12.83
RegalEnt 9 RGC 12.95
RicksCabrt r RICK 6.71
RylCarib 4.9 RCL 15.29
SciGames SGMS 16.60
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SteinerLeis r STNR 23.91
SteinwyMus r LVB 23.49
TownSprts r CLUB 4.50
VailResorts r MTN 26.98
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Wynn
r WYNN 60.20
.81+116 74 20
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.72+149 972 99o
+.45 +35 3.0m 6o
.54+197 2.8m 6o
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.07 +3 531 7o
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+.53+148 1.3m 4k
.89 +58 83 9k
1.52 +64 302 12o
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1.16+123 2.2m 5o
+.65+112 25m 14
1.24 +35 358 7k
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.28 26 3.2m 8o
1.60 +97 14m 23
.09 +86 7.2m 10o
.30+278 227 10
.91+101 140 ..
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.33 +55 1.5m 3
.15+162 21m 8
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1.60+292 219 7
4.98 +43 4.0m 27
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.61 3 296 13o
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.89+331 300 8
6.62+902 455 2
2.75+116 474 7k
.51+104 1.1m 12k
.33+119 15m 6
.74+113 761 7
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.94+258 1.0m 11o
.34 +70 15m ..
.15 +27 1.2m 8
.16 +45 2.2m 6
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1.56+193 93 7
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1.70+137 2.4m 5
.31 +76 23m 5o
.79 +53 489 6
.09 +41 2.0m 4o
.13+179 1.4m 9
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.27 +92 99 ..
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.11 +64 202 99
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.36+216 94 8
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.20+141 988 6
.03+207 433 2
.23 +40 465 7o
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.41 +45 770 4
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27. LEISURE
.60 +70 1.5m 5
2.13+185 3.5m 11o
.49 +31 128 4
.01 +32 1.0m 10
... +80 12m 10o
.38 +62 788 8
+.44+162 337 70
.18 +71 961 12
.32 32 210 ..o
+2.90 +38 2.1m 34o
.36 +5 3.5m ..o
.34 +16 1.1m 13
.06 +61 5.6m 8
.29 +17 139 6k
+.70+120 9.7m 10
1.64 +42 441 10
.31 +78 9.3m 34
1.79+139 2.1m 11
.98+310 2.6m ..o
+.75 +6 5.1m 11
.19 +58 226 17
.43+115 10m 10o
1.53 +63 1.0m 14o
.91+195 3.7m 8
+.09 +36 712 11
.17 36 44 99
.35 +43 1.6m 15
.33 +28 443 6
.32 +73 5.6m 5
.05 +9 1.7m 13k
+.35 +61 7.1m 8
1.74+120 197 9k
.11 26 45 12
.16 +58 244 5k
2.27 +73 798 9o
+.53 +41 1.5m 19
.33+109 5.4m 4
+.20 +27 2.7m 18
28. MACHINERY
66 98 29 A E 33.4
93 98 76 A C 48.5
45 83 37 B E 37.2
74 94 44 B C+18.8
27 49 21 D D47.5
82 91 61 A D53.1
56 88 39 B D60.4
76 90 59 B D62.7
65 85 47 A D45.2
47 31 79 E C+25.8
64 99 30 A D 79.5
56 52 71 B D68.8
62 91 44 A E 86.0
85 94 60 C C+66.7
89 76 89 B C+44.3
59 65 46 B B18.0
54 95 12 A E 28.4
54 72 58 C D33.9
75 86 64 A E 57.3
89 97 84 A E 34.1
87 80 73 B C 52.3
71 84 59 B E 54.6
50 61 59 D C+26.7
79 90 47 A D 13.3
55 97 29 B E 37.7
93 89 83 A D 43.7
64 97 36 A E 145
36 54 12 A E 85.7
87 81 92 C C+54.6
82 73 99 B E 61.2
86 97 56 B B 34.5
55 92 31 B E 57.9
19 26 21 B D32.9
36 95 5 A E 83.5
82 90 72 B D+46.5
69 75 64 A E 42.2
75 99 49 A E 54.9
65 75 37 A D 28.0
21 47 39 D D 38.5
56 82 51 C E 58.3
59 86 29 A D+60.4
67 80 55 B E 40.8
61 88 32 B D55.9
51 35 76 D D 19.2
60 95 25 A E 45.0
49 90 20 A E 90.0
43 85 30 B D45.7
50 82 39 B E 45.6
33 52 20 B E 39.5
70 89 61 B E 87.0
38 98 9 A E 51.5
74 83 69 B E 16.7
ABB
ABB 15.10
AZZ
AZZ . 30.85
Actuant .2 ATU 19.13
AltraHld
AIMC 10.16
AmSprcnd AMSC 14.20
Ametek .7 r AME . 33.77
AstecInd
ASTE 22.48
BadgerM 1.4 BMI . 32.57
BaldrEle 3.1 BEZ 22.13
BrigStrt 6.2 BGG 14.20
Bucyrus .3 BUCY 29.22
Cascade 2.1 CAE 37.77
Caterplr 3.5 CAT 47.65
Circor
.4 CIR 37.51
Clarcor
1.1 CLC 34.03
ColemanC
CCIX 7.01
Colfaxn
CFX . 9.22
ClmbMckn CMCO 18.20
CooprInd 2.9 r CBE 33.45
DXPEnterpr DXPE . 18.14
Donalds 1.3 DCI 34.17
Dover 3.0 r DOV 33.20
EncorWi .5 WIRE 15.06
EnrgyRec
ERII 6.95
EnerSys
ENS . 14.15
EnPro
r NPO . 30.76
Flowser 1.6 r FLS . 63.84
FosterWh r FWLT 27.75
FrankElc 1.3 FELE . 38.33
FuelSys
FSYS . 31.00
FuelTech
FTEK 14.62
GardnrDen r GDI 24.11
Gencorn
GENC 5.59
GenlCable
BGC . 18.00
Gormanr 1.5 GRC 27.58
Graco
2.6 GGG 29.00
Graham .4 GHM . 17.85
HarbinElec HRBN 9.79
Hardinge 2.1 HDNG 9.68
HubbllB 4.6 r HUBB 30.13
Hurco
HURC 19.95
IDEX
1.9 r IEX 24.69
IngersRd 3.0 IR 24.18
InsitfTch
INSU 12.51
Jinpan
1.5 JST 15.77
JoyGlbl 2.2 r JOYG 32.20
KHDHum
KHD 16.84
Kennmetl 2.3 KMT 21.14
KeyTech
KTEC 16.53
LincnElc 1.9 LECO 53.48
Manitowc .6 MTW 12.76
MetPro 2.2 MPR 10.00
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.32 4 247 10o
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1.10 +21 308 10k
+.98 +39 1.7m ..
+1.00+111 1.7m 14
.26+153 815 8k
4.83 +68 355 20k
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.32 2 1.1m 99
1.61 +51 3.7m 13
.50 3 83 10
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.38 +60 615 18x
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.63 +85 696 5
.16+686 1.4m 8k
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.31 +1 362 11k
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1.65 +13 365 7k
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1.18 +86 2.7m 3
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.06 38 37 8
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1.13 +72 532 7k
1.78+102 209 5
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1.73+371 196 6
1.51 +67 5.6m 10o
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.58 +59 95 13


52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
64 77 53 B E 19.8
55 29 75 C B 125
72 91 44 A D+79.0
40 60 32 A E 30.8
73 93 32 B D+86.9
75 80 85 C D41.0
22 26 44 D D+21.2
57 73 50 C D 58.0
76 85 64 B E 53.8
64 94 32 B E 55.1
49 78 27 A E 73.9
72 90 54 A E 71.0
46 97 15 B E 140
62 69 52 B D 37.9
74 83 45 B A 31.5
82 96 52 A D 42.9
73 72 77 C E 48.4
34 98 9 A E 90.8
88 96 71 A D+48.6
NIDEC
.9 NJ 11.87
NACCO 2.8 NC 72.36
Nordsn 1.8 NDSN 39.49
PMFG
PMFG 11.13
ParkHan 2.4 PH 41.79
Pentair 2.2 PNR 30.40
PikeElec
PEC 10.95
Powell Inds POWL 30.34
RegalBel 2.0 RBC 32.05
RobbMyer .7 RBN . 22.83
RockwlA 4.0 r ROK 29.25
RoperInd .7 ROP 42.97
SPX
2.1 r SPW 48.13
SauerDnf 3.9 SHS 18.59
Stratasys r SSYS 14.32
SunHydr 1.7 SNHY . 20.66
Tennant 1.8 TNC 29.18
Terex
r TEX 20.61
Wdward .9 WGOV . 26.20
30 19 69 D B62.7
52 67 41 A D 57.6
25 63 24 D D 31.2
24 63 24 D D 31.5
64 98 13 A E 31.8
23 19 57 .. D 34.7
56 98 13 B E 126
80 83 78 C D+24.4
78 83 79 C D24.1
76 72 58 C B 27.1
Amrep
AXR
BritSky 4.7 BSY
CBSCpA 9 CBSA
CBSCpB
9 CBS
CTCMedia CTCM
Cablevs 2.3 CVC
CEurMed
CETV
CmstA 1.5 CMCSA
CctSp 1.5 CMCSK
ChorusE 4.0 r CJR
1.06+212 231 16k

+.96+116 86 7k
.83 +52 662 11o
.30 +73 174 12
.75 +8 2.6m 7
+.37 +97 1.8m 13
.42 +13 203 17
2.36 +22 102 17
1.27+103 581 8
.58 +26 811 11
.82+146 3.9m 7o
.30+198 2.1m 14x
+3.45+349 4.8m 8
1.17 +22 179 12k
.02 8 238 19k
+.36 +35 240 12k
+1.13 +80 284 16
.64 +38 4.2m 2
.34 +65 1.1m 16o
29. MEDIA
32.65
27.24
11.48
11.42
10.60
17.36
39.50
16.99
16.85
13.92
2.86 3 23 26
+.33+107 204 13k
.50 +64 50 5k
.43 +62 12m 5
.81 +31 662 10
.99 +63 4.2m ..o
+.82+171 1.7m 12
.16+101 48m 21
.17+190 24m 21
.83 35 30 10k

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 28 35 48 C D 880 Wash P 1.9 WPO 464.721.57 +66 47 16k
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 74 85 69 A E 51.8 WilyJhnA 1.5 JWA 34.47 .15+112 441 15
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 66 56 78 B C+19.9 WWEnte 10 WWE 13.64 .60 +24 400 17k
30. METALS/STEEL
72 49 82 A E 29.1 DirecTV
r DTV 22.28 .87+109 22m 17o 17 64 4 B E 73.1 AKSteel 1.4 AKS 14.17 .81+212 22m 3
53 95 31 B E 47.3 DishNetwk DISH 18.19 +1.26+118 7.3m 8o 9 55 7 B E 115 AllegTch 3.1 r ATI 23.39 +1.54+153 6.7m 3
15 73 8 E E 31.2 DolanMn
DM 7.67 +.44 +17 306 51 9 42 5 B E 91.0 AlmChina 2.7 ACH 11.65 .54 +77 2.7m 5o
74 12 95 D A50.2 FishrComm FSCI 38.51 +.81 +9 42 83k 50 84 21 A D 53.7 AmpcoPit 3.4 AP 20.92 .27+126 157 5k
14 30 28 C C+46.2 Gannett 10 GCI 14.61 +.11 +15 6.0m 3 35 85 11 A E 104 ArcelrMt 3.9 r MT 32.72 1.87+150 14m 3o
51 78 54 .. D+28.1 GpTelevs 2.1 TV 16.93 .37 +96 4.9m 12 50 88 24 B D+36.9 BarnesG 4.7 r B 13.65 .83 +62 1.0m 6k
46 24 79 D D25.9 HrstArgT 1.6 HTV 18.02 .62 +38 255 26 18 60 17 C E 58.7 BrushEMat BW 13.51 +.24+138 665 7
34 38 44 D D42.9 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 22.60 .79 +83 3.9m 99o 20 67 11 B E 79.7 CarpTech 3.4 r CRS 21.00 .19 +59 1.6m 4
40 38 47 D C 39.9 LibGlobC r LBTYK 22.09 .80 +32 1.0m 99 34 80 5 A E 80.5 CenturyAl CENX 17.38 .52 +69 2.6m 3
15 23 30 C D25.9 LibMCapA r LCAPA 10.36 .86 2 1.1m 3o 18 48 6 B E 39.8 CmrclMt 4.6 r CMC 10.40 +.32+251 8.4m 4
31 2 67 C E 28.6 LibMEntAn LMDIA 19.03 1.44 +72 3.7m 99o 36 92 10 A E 52.5 ComphSi 12 SID 12.74 +.23 +95 11m 5o
31 52 34 B E 55.1 McGrwH 3.6 r MHP 24.55 +.21+109 5.2m 8 54 80 17 A D+66.3 DynMatl .8 BOOM 18.02
... +36 468 8
28 57 37 C D62.4 Meredth 3.9 r MDP 21.98 1.24 +75 1.2m 6k 51 89 34 C D 60.0 FosterLB r FSTR 23.08 +.48+268 512 9k
26 66 13 C E 17.4 NetSvcC
NETC 5.47 .21 +30 1.1m 16k 47 85 17 A E 19.8 Gerdau 1.1 GNA 7.07 +.01+122 2.6m 3o
28 14 70 C C+21.1 NYTimes 6.9 NYT 13.31 .09 +16 1.9m 14 37 91 10 A E 26.2 Gerdau 4.5 GGB 6.60 .32 +84 14m 3o
54 91 30 B E 23.6 NwsCpA 1.2 NWSA 9.97 .06 +62 20m 7 72 71 93 D C+24.6 Gibrltr 1.4 ROCK 14.34 +.29 +7 670 10
59 95 28 B E 25.0 NewsCo 1.2 NWS 10.06 .06 +86 8.2m 7o 25 97 14 .. E 28.0 GrafTech
r GTI . 8.69 .57+335 12m 4
72 88 60 C D 16.8 Pearson 6.2 PSO 9.79 +.09 +45 400 12 18 78 18 .. E 18.5 GrupoSimec SIM 5.83 .37 +36 115 4
69 92 35 A E 24.1 RRSat 7.0 RRST 9.08 .97 +13 24 11k 82 73 84 B D 25.6 HawkClA
HWK 15.31 .72 +5 60 10
37 80 41 .. E 40.1 ReedEls 4.8 ENL 23.15 2.54+442 572 8 25 20 22 A D90.0 HaynsIntn HAYN 28.48 3.46+107 306 5o
42 73 50 .. D 54.6 ReedEls 4.3 RUK 33.60 2.74 +64 126 10 64 79 53 B E 60.0 ILToolWk 3.5 ITW 35.40 .75 +89 6.8m 10
57 60 53 A D 54.3 RogrsCo 3.2 r RCI 29.61 .89+125 1.6m 15 69 95 57 B E 20.2 Insteel 1.2 r IIIN 9.77 +.43 +41 373 5k
37 32 65 D C+40.0 Scholas 1.3 r SCHL 23.27 .03 +35 518 15 73 67 63 A D+61.6 Kaydon 1.8 KDN 37.29 .17 +30 616 16
LDSH 14.23 .55 7 171 7k
54 48 70 D C+45.0 ScrippsN .9 SNI 32.22 1.03 +57 988 .. 32 61 18 B D 59.7 Ladish
87 97 71 A D 28.8 ShawCom 4.3 r SJR . 18.00 .32+123 472 18k 33 81 5 A E 58.7 Mechel 8.9 MTL 10.28 .19 26 2.5m 3
71 82 69 C C 33.7 TWCable
TWC 21.27 .28 +6 1.9m 18o 40 97 4 A E 18.9 Metalico
MEA 3.25 .29 5 1.0m 3
40 69 52 D E 19.2 TimeWr 2.3 TWX 10.78 +.05+114 61m 10o 43 67 43 C D38.6 Mueller 2.0 MLI 19.86 .86 +64 505 6
55 83 38 A E 45.0 ViacomA
VIA 21.56 .90+118 221 8k 70 94 61 C C+45.6 NCIBldg
NCS 23.25 1.25 +42 654 5
58 83 37 A D45.4 ViacomB
VIAB 21.30 .85 +70 6.3m 8k 88 83 96 C C+17.4 NNInc 2.7 r NNBR 12.00 .32 +21 265 12k
2 9 10 E D25.0 VirgnMd 3.0 VMED 5.38 .17 +20 8.7m ..o 58 87 65 D E 65.2 NWPipe NWPX 33.49 +.66 +17 182 12k
4.0 NUE 32.40 +1.43 +87 16m 5
70 83 73 B E 35.7 WaltDsny 1.4 DIS 25.68 .89 +96 29m 11o 52 92 22 A D83.6 Nucor
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
E
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Vol% P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
Symbol Price Chg Chg S S Str Dis Hi Stock
HAO 13.55 +.07 30 .. 65 AE 46.1 HSftware SWH 31.50 +.18 +14
CGW 16.27 .27 +6 .. 48 AD 42.0 HoldrsTel
TTH 22.76 .90 37x
UBD 48.03 .54 +22 .. 48 AE 142 HUtil
UTH 92.443.01 51x
ULQ 49.97 .00 88 .. 45 AE 80.5 HWirelss WMH 43.36+1.06 65x
UEM 44.16 ... 88
GRI 31.881.02 35
IMO 31.16 .50 +171
MCF 41.71+1.62 +157 84 34 E E 63.1 ImprlOil
IOC 18.114.94 +113
DIA 92.192.88 +91 61 67 DB 41.6 InterOil
RJA 8.22 +.04 +17 68 36 A+E 65.0 InvrnsMed IMA 23.95 +.13 +18
RJN 10.07 .12 +23 .. 93 AB+ 101 IShrsCmxG
IAU 89.75+2.75 +186
RJZ 7.44 .17 +449 .. 66 AE 106 IShHYCBd n HYG 74.753.26 +31
RJI 8.94 .01 +5 .. 67 AE 55.8 IShrsKLDSo DSI 37.47 .12 54k
EII 10.13 .01 78 .. 91 AE 105 IShLeFxB n MBB 101.5 .93 +9
.. 87 AD+ 108 IShCalMuni CMF 98.171.44 33
.. 84 AE 104 IShNMuBd n MUB 92.252.79 +157
.. 76 AD 27.7 FTAmBio
FBT 20.32 .15 4
.. 89 AB 105 IShNYMuni NYF 99.50+1.00 +67
.. 62 AD 19.4 FTCnsmDis n FXD 11.48 +.15 33k .. 35 AE 50.5 IShUSPfd n PFF 25.08 +.38 +251
.. 78 AE 20.2 FTCnsStp n FXG 15.88 .43 49k .. 53 AD 20.7 IShSilver
SLV 11.51 +.13 9
.. 49 AE 25.3 FTStrVal
FDV 15.59 .35 +273 20 22 E E 28.9 LSBInds
LXU 10.00 +.48 +140k
.. 39 AD 34.2 FTDJGlDv n FGD 16.85 +.41 +114 92 84 D C+ 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 12.041.11 +7k
.. 46 AE 28.1 FTDJInt
FDN 15.52 +.17 19
.. 62 AD 25.5 FTDJMic
FDM 15.64 .78 +203
.. 34 AD 32.4 FTSelDv30 n FDD 13.61 .79 74 .. 99 AA 27.0 Mac100OilD DOY 26.57 +.51 45
.. 28 AE 30.2 FTEnrgy n FXN 13.48 +.29 4k .. 51 AC 36.0 Mac100OilU UOY 22.52 .65 50
.. 57 AD 18.7 FTFincl n
FXO 10.02 .78 +107k .. 19 AE 66.2 MktVAgr n MOO 26.61 +.06 +105
.. 46 AC 55.4 FTrFTSE n FFR 29.27 .76 56 .. 87 AE 111 MktVInt n ITM 97.50 .50 87
.. 79 AE 103 MktVLgM n MLN 85.50 .50 77
.. 69 AD+ 21.4 FTHlthCr n FXH 15.10 .40 +86k .. 89 AB
51.4 MktVShMu n SMB 48.40 .30 +367
.. 47 AE 20.1 FTIndPrd n FXR 11.89 ... +106k .. 53 AE 58.5 MktVEnvir EVX 35.741.16
+79
.. 49 AE 25.9 FTIPOX
FPX 15.99 +.04 4
.. 27 AE 45.0 MktVGam
BJK 19.701.20 71
.. 62 AD 30.4 FTLCpCre n FEX 19.59 +.16 51k
.. 46 AD 56.9 MktVGold GDX 31.56+4.18 +70
.. 51 AE 32.0 FTLCpGr n FTC 19.80 +.23 +71k
.. 19 AE 45.0 MkVNucE n NLR 16.61 .84 +78
.. 67 AD 29.8 FTLCpVal n FTA 19.14 .18 +108k
.. 49 A.. 38.8 MkVHardAst HAP 25.30 +.50 14
.. 39 AE 24.4 FTMatlrs n FXZ 13.28 +.18 46k
.. 20 AE 45.6 MktVSolar n KWT 19.10 +.09 +122
.. 64 AE 30.6 FTMCpCre n FNX 20.23 +.34 +39k
.. 11 AE 114 MktVSteel SLX 35.50 .46 +93
.. 72 AD 23.9 FTMStrDv
FDL 14.14 .08 +103
97 4 C E 18.9 Metalico
MEA 3.25 .29 5
.. 49 AE 32.3 FTMulCpGr n FAD 19.601.12 93k
77 99 DD 55.9 MexcoEn
MXC 10.16 .49 6
.. 73 AE 28.9 FTMulCpV n FAB 19.34 .38 +260k
38 84 A B 55.8 Ntl Hlthcr NHC 44.451.47 +28
.. 66 AE 19.9 FTREIT n
FRI 11.94 .55 +143
95 35 DE 33.0 NGSvcs
NGS 13.64 .42 11
.. 70 AD 30.0 FTSmCpCr n FYX 20.17 +.15 40k
.. 49 AD 27.2 NetsDAX n DAX 16.30 .50 33
.. 44 AD+ 22.8 FTTechlgy n FXL 12.26 .17 +17k
.. 32 AE 26.5 NetsJSE40 JNB 13.65 .35 20
.. 61 AC 19.7 FTUtils n
FXU 12.79 .39 +148k
.. 47 AE 26.3 NetFtse100 n LDN 16.16 .44 +62
.. 40 AE 18.6 FstTrVL100 FVL 10.42 .05 +641
.. 41 AE 25.2 NetsSinga SGT 15.15 .42 +329
.. 72 AE 17.2 FstTrVLDv FVD 12.09 .23 +216
.. 46 AE 25.3 NetsSPMib ITL 15.47 .39 96
.. 61 AE 21.8 FTrVLEq
FVI 14.23 .16 +58 .. 34 AD 28.4 NetASX200 n AUS 14.40 .80 +77
36 17 DC+ 26.9 GenesEngy GEL 9.59 .66 +709
24 51 D E 25.2 Geokinetic GOK 12.23 .90 +24
PDC 8.231.21 +83
90 72 C+ D+ 46.5 Gormanrupp GRC 27.58 .47 +19k 49 26 E E 20.8 PnrDrlng
99 49 C+ E 54.9 Graham
GHM 17.85+2.50 +16k .. 46 AD 16.3 PSAutBGr
PAO 9.65 .58 61
.. 64 AC 38.0 GrHCmdty GCC 25.48 +.07 +34 .. 55 AE 16.2 PSAutoBal PCA 10.50 .09 41
6 72 D+D+ 25.5 GreenHtr n GRH 11.76 .87 +31 .. 44 AD 16.4 PSAutGr
PTO 9.49 .40 91
78 18 E E 18.5 GrupoSimec SIM 5.83 .37 +36 .. 55 AE 24.3 PSAerDef
PPA 14.54 .05 +31k
37 9 C D 16.5 HQSustM n HQS 4.20 +.11 52 .. 64 AE 26.4 PSBuybk
PKW 17.16 .35 +80k
73 84 C D 25.6 HawkClA HWK 15.31 .72 +5
..
35
AE
38.0
PSCleantc
PZD 19.59 .25 +86k
.. 70 AE 1.1 HB2BInt
BHH .36 ... +26
.. 87 AD 206 HBiotech BBH 163.5+1.40 +99 .. 74 AE 46.6 PwshrsDB DBC 30.10 +.50 +17
DBA 26.85 +.59 +32
.. 58 AE 16.2 HBrdbd
BDH 9.76 +.09 74 .. 62 AD 43.5 PSAgri
DBB 17.32 .65 26
.. 36 AE 94.0 HEur2001 EKH 48.204.46 57 .. 51 AE 28.0 PSBMet
DBE 34.27 .22 56
.. 43 AE 68.5 HInternt HHH 36.13 +.36 10 .. 76 AE 57.0 PSEngy
.. 60 AE 56.5 HIntArc
IAH 35.50 .06 28 .. 67 AE 30.2 PwShCurH DBV 21.49 .78 +15
DGL 33.73 +.81 19
.. 20 AD 6.0 HIntInf
IIH 2.22 .11 36 .. 92 AB 38.0 PSGold
DBO 33.58 +.04 46
.. 56 AE 67.4 HMkt2000 MKH 42.86 .64 13 .. 76 AE 55.7 PSOil
.. 88 AB 38.7 PSPrMet
DBP 31.19 +.75 41
.. 26 AE 229 HOilSvc
OIH 106.5 +.76 +105 .. 51 AD 39.2 PSSilv
DBS 21.66 +.44 44
.. 71 AE 84.1 HPharm
PPH 60.45 .40 +77 .. 68 AE 18.3 PwShDiv
PFM 12.38 .33 +509k
.. 75 AB 155 HRegBk
RKH 90.981.30 56x .. 51 AE 30.7 PSAggGr
PGZ 17.99 .37 82k
.. 77 AD 104 HoldrsRetl RTH 77.64 .71 +53 .. 90 AD 27.5 PShBank
PJB 17.80 .45 +19k
.. 52 AD 37.2 HMLSemi SMH 21.08 +.13 +81 .. 42 AD+ 21.1 PSBldCns
PKB 10.78 .21 +3k
.. 35 AE 27.1 ClayChSC n
Total Volume: 66,008,144 Change: "17.7%
.. 49 AE 26.8 ClayWatr n
.. 89 AC+ 54.4 ClayBond n
.. 91 AD 51.6 ClayMicr n
AD 52.4 ClayUS1 n
Stocks $12 and higher with at least { point change and 20,000 .... 81
53 AD 51.9 CohStGRl
shares traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative 73 38 DE 95.2 Contango
Strength 80 or more are boldfaced.
.. 61 AE 142 DJIDiamnd
.. 59 AE 13.5 SwRCmATR
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk
Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Rnk Str Dis High Stock Name
Symbol Price
Change (1000s) Change .. 66 AE 17.8 SwRCmETR
.. 55 AE 12.3 SwRCmMTR
.. 76 D+ 89.24 US12Mo n
USL 53.65 +0.81 31 +999 .. 62 AE 14.3 SwERCmTR
.. 6 E 112.9 PrUBasM
UYM 27.81 +0.82 1,868 +528 3 92 D B+ 11.1 EngInfra
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28.18 PShEMSov n
18.28 PwShDiv
30.95 GabGldNR
57.47 SpLehIntTr
101.5 ProUltSP o
45.91 RdxSCGr
25.00 CastleCFd
54.27 SpBrcTips
68.09 SpdrSmCap
25.33 FTStrVal
122.8 ProUltQQQ o
27.90 PSIntEq n
PDN
PCY
PFM
GGN
ITE
SSO
RZG
CVF
IPE
DSC
FDV
QLD
PFP
13.63
18.55
12.38
12.40
56.24
34.55
30.56
16.00
46.75
42.32
15.59
35.76
12.48
0.86 122
1.55 286
0.33 241
0.95 522
1.10 114
1.4987,030
1.22 38
0.54 26
1.75 168
0.96 33
0.35 69
0.7477,758
0.55 31
+999
+561
+509
+384
+369
+366
+361
+294
+281
+278
+273
+269
+260
10 Most Active Stocks 10 Most % Up (Stocks Over $12)

EPS Rel Acc
Rnk|Str|Dis| Stock Name
Closing Net Vol Vol% EPS Rel

| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg Rnk|Str| Stock Name
..98C+ PrUShFn 149.84 +9.57 37.08 +1

..99A PrUShSP
96.50 +4.19 76.02 +149
..99A PrUShQQQ 77.00 +1.14 77.32 +66
..45E SPDREnergy 52.00 +0.12 70.19 +66
..42D SPDRFincl 15.52 0.40392.88 +68
..14E ProUltQQQ 35.76 0.74 77.76 +269
..11E ProUltFn
10.75 1.11173.18 +114
..20E ProUltSP
34.55 1.49 87.03 +366
..56E SPDR
98.10 1.93689.50 +119
..61E DJIDiamnd 92.19 2.88 51.79 +91
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49 Graham
46 MktVGold
99 PrUSR2KG
99 PrUlSMSCI
98 PrUShFn
99 PrUShHc
99 RdxIn2xSP
99 PrUShDow
93 RydxInvFn
99 RdxIn2xMd
Closing Net
Vol Vol%
| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg
17.85
31.56
126.73
144.00
149.84
101.50
147.76
83.70
90.50
141.21
+2.50 552,9 +16

+4.18 9,506,3 +70
+8.62 108,0 +221
+9.60 47,9 +29
+9.57 37,077,7 +1
+6.27 5,7 30
+8.53 140,0 +131
+4.71 14,420,6 +67
+5.03 26,6 +99
+7.69 7,6 25
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P R GrpAcc52-Wk
E
Closing
Vol%
Closing
Vol% P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg S S Str Dis Hi Stock
.. 40 AE 33.7 ClaySecR
XRO 18.49 .07 +121
.. 38 AE 30.2 ClayClear
CSD 14.65 +.08 82
.. 66 AD 28.1 ClaySabD
DEF 19.13 .61 34
29 97 B+C+ 18.7 Argan n
AGX 14.95 +.23 +56 .. 61 AD 30.2 ClayOcn
OTP 20.01 .05 27
91 59 AC 53.2 BakerMichl BKR 21.401.20 +5k
.. 42 AE 27.7 ClayDvInt
EEN 15.01 .29 36
71 86 A+A 115 BioRad A
BIO 82.905.15 8
.. 55 AE 27.5 ClayMCpCr n CZA 17.21 .73 83
81 67 B D 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 58.273.42 +69k .. 72 AE 29.9 ClayOcnTG n OTR 21.19 ... 95
.. 42 AD 26.8 ClayGrLcp n XGC 14.091.41 93
.. 41 AC 23.7 ClaySPGDvO LVL 11.56 .72 +83
86 20 DE 11.2 CEFranklin CFK 4.55 .15 25k .. 35 AD 28.8 ClyClrGl
EXB 12.681.33 +21
43 36 AE 18.7 CaracoPh
CPD 9.40 .26 +46k
.. 22 AE 36.5 ClayCdEn n ENY 13.81 .59 +104
.. 49 AE 26.9 ClayYldH
CVY 14.94 .53 +176 .. 42 AD+ 27.6 ClayCtry n CRO 15.10 .76 +97
.. 21 AE 58.3 ClayBRIC
EEB 24.72 .64 +50 .. 37 AD+ 25.4 ClayIntY n HGI 13.461.12 48
.. 60 AE 32.2 ClaySIns
NFO 20.00 +.47 93 .. 67 AD 26.0 ClayDvRtn n IRO 15.56 ... 65
.. 57 AD 27.9 ClayStlth
STH 16.14 ... 75 .. 41 AE 26.2 ClayGTim n CUT 13.26 +.06 +309
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P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
24
42
66
75
89
80
58
52
91
37
70
63
91
73
53
69
50
73
90
72
9
83
73
73
58
84
78
77
84
67
78
77
83
98 A95 D93 D93 B78 C

91 C+
60 B
79 C
69 E
93 C
82 D
87 B
73 D78 C+
93 B74 B+
89 D+
99 C+
25 D77 D97 B
86 B
77 D85 B
97 B
80 C+
79 C
62 B
89 C+
93 E
74 D82 E
68 D+
2.6 APAC CustS

3.3 ATS Med
25.9 AaronRntA
12.4 AbngtBc
29.0 AcadiaRlty
10.3 Aceto
6.1 Adolor
34.0 Agree Realty
12.5 Air T
431.1 Alexanders
116.5 AlexREEqt
27.7 AllncFnl
5.9 AlldMot
7.6 AllionHth
37.0 AmerCamp
11.6 AmEqInvL
11.8 AmBNJ
9.5 AmCareSrc
14.5 AmerOrBio
3.4 AmersvFnl
3.1 Anadys
13.7 AnimalH
21.2 AnnalyCap
10.3 Anworth
200.0 ArdenGpA
18.1 Aristotle
4.8 ArtTech
10.1 AssistLiv
133.9 Atrion
25.6 AuburnNB
125.5 AvalonBay
16.7 BCBBncrp
8.2 BOFIHldg
APAC
ATSI
RNTA
ABBC
AKR
ACET
ADLR
ADC
AIRT
ALX
ARE
ALNC
AMOT
ALLI
ACC
AEL
ABNJ
ANCI
AOB
ASRV
ANDS
AHII
NLY
ANH
ARDNA
ARTL
ARTG
ALC
ATRI
AUBN
AVB
BCBP
BOFI
REITs
C
B
C
BC
D
E
BE
DD
C+
DE
B
BD-
29.0
20.3
36.5
12.0
471.0
116.5
66.9
37.0
30.5
28.8
19.9
9.3
21.2
14.5
10.3
65.8
34.5
-0.12
-0.11
-0.35
-0.13
-1.05
-0.62
-0.07
-0.39
-0.24
1.17
-0.45
-0.25
-0.27
0.13
-0.46
-0.07
0.00
-0.69
-0.03
0.18
-0.13
-0.32
0.23
-0.10
3.51
0.43
0.18
-0.35
8.03
2.65
-1.98
-0.01
0.19
-60
-30
-28
27
170
65
-12
64
21
166
67
-30
149
-6
57
11
-74
37
38
-96
49
30
-19
45
205
-69
-19
-19
-54
-91
80
-57
-5
80
85
96
81
79
85
90
88
84
90
79
78
83
83
92
79
82
94
94
83
89
85
80
87
82
92
80
91
78
82
90
86
92
54
25
79
41
68
72
91
59
96
54
85
51
80
70
87
47
49
84
50
73
66
64
57
72
42
78
53
73
73
66
81
45
59
82 C
98 B
91 B
91 C+
69 E
58 C+
84 D66 B41 E
79 B70 E
97 D70 E
76 D85 D83 A
94 D76 D95 A69 D91 C+
90 B
73 C
89 C
84 A78 B97 B92 D
44 E
82 D+
78 E
83 B
97 B
60.0 BRE Pprts

16.9 BncTrstFn
33.6 BankMarin
11.3 BkMcKny
12.1 BeaconF n
9.9 BioImag
29.5 BioMdRlty
15.7 BlkRKel n
14.6 BlueSq
22.8 BrdgeBcp
18.0 Brt&Ktz
3.5 BrdpntSec
11.0 Broadwy Finl
79.3 BrownForA
9.8 CBIZInc
7.3 CTIInds
12.1 CV Thera
10.2 CapeBncp n
146.8 CapSW
18.6 CapstdMtg
11.0 CardiacSc
10.5 Cardinal Finl
12.0 CaroBkH
40.5 CassInfo
8.3 CentJrsy
24.9 CentrueF
3.8 Cherokee
10.0 ChiINSOn
6.1 ChinaTInf
9.0 Ciber
9.7 CtzCmtyB
23.0 CitizHold
9.2 Citizens
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
86
Closing
Vol% % 15
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
74
AcadiaRlty AKR 20.99 -1.05 170 4.0 84
ACapAgy
AGNC 15.82 -0.48 5 25.3 71
Agree Realty ADC 23.48 -0.39 64 8.5 43
AlescoFncl AFN 0.76 0.00 -50 .. 82
Alexanders ALX 356.18 1.17 166 .. 22
AlexREEqt
ARE 88.20 -0.45 67 3.6 75
AMB Ppty AMB 31.35 -0.20 68 6.6 7
AmerCamp ACC 28.76 -0.46 57 4.7 55
AmerCmtyTr APO 7.80 -0.05 -65 .. 69
AmerLndLs ANL 12.49 -1.61 180 8.0 57
AmMtgAcc AMC 0.48 0.07 -16 .. 83
AmREIT
AMY 6.25 -0.05 132 7.8 15
AnnalyCap NLY 13.52 0.23 -19 16.3 3
Anthracite AHR 2.84 -0.50 354 43.7 80
Anworth
ANH 6.00 -0.10 45 19.3 12
ApartntInv AIV 23.49 -2.01 90 10.2 76
ArborRT
ABR 6.12 -0.63 56 40.5 46
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
78
84
79
8
93
82
34
93
22
36
26
78
77
10
85
45
21
1.60
2.16
20.00
9.74
20.99
7.36
3.25
23.48
7.66
356.18
88.20
22.75
4.25
4.54
28.76
7.36
10.00
6.93
5.03
2.37
2.29
7.68
13.52
6.00
163.00
8.48
2.98
4.75
98.38
22.70
78.29
12.50
5.50
BD
DDE
C+
C
D
C+
DC+
DB+
B+
E
D+
D
D+
E
C+
16.9
13.5
149.9
32.4
133.0
37.0
73.0
32.0
81.3
56.0
12.2
18.6
28.6
15.0
50.4
18.4
18.4
19.8
23.1
43.0
AsdEstRlty
AshfordH
AvalonBay
BioMdRlty
BostonPpts
BrandwnRty
BRE Pprts
BRT RealtyTr
Camden Pty
Capital Trust
CapLse
CapstdMtg
CaptlSrc
Care Inv n
CBL&Assoc
CBRE Rlt
CedarShp
Chimera n
CogdSpen
ColonlPty
BRE
BTFG
BMRC
BOMK
BFED
BITI
BMR
BKCC
BSI
BDGE
BKBK
BPSG
BYFC
BFA
CBZ
CTIB
CVTX
CBNJ
CSWC
CMO
CSCX
CFNL
CLBH
CASS
CJBK
TRUE
CHRK
CHIO
CTFO
CBR
CZWI
CIZN
CIA
39.46
11.65
27.60
8.00
8.25
5.30
21.70
8.40
7.90
18.77
11.50
2.04
6.37
62.65
7.66
4.65
9.02
8.35
124.98
9.21
8.96
7.39
6.81
31.52
6.79
13.12
2.77
3.50
3.93
5.63
6.90
18.50
7.61
-1.50
0.04
-0.40
0.00
-0.15
-0.37
-0.34
-1.39
-0.38
-1.81
-1.50
-0.07
0.00
-2.35
-0.22
-0.08
-0.19
-0.17
-5.86
-0.44
0.08
-0.12
0.23
-0.68
-0.24
-0.38
-0.03
0.03
-0.02
0.41
0.00
-1.05
-0.09
FGH
MNO
PQR
123
-18
378
-91
-56
18
114
-11
130
533
16
29
-83
263
46
-48
-23
-36
-27
91
148
54
-64
20
5
144
50
-30
71
64
-85
-70
-20
79
82
88
94
79
98
85
80
92
95
85
97
85
89
86
89
86
97
84
78
78
85
81
93
98
89
80
97
82
93
78
83
78
88
87
88
91
83
93
26
53
61
67
94
95
23
88
76
73
73
88
88
63
43
94
67
60
98
73
43
73
66
78
99
99
73
96
36
74
42
76
73
40
82
69
73
29
50
96 B71 B
87 D+
87 B
33 D+
97 C+
94 B80 E
99 B98 C
78 B+
92 A+
61 D80 D+
78 C+
70 C
80 D91 B+
53 D+
42 D92 D
75 D83 C
82 B95 D62 ..
51 B
72 E
88 B82 C
99 A80 D+
87 D88 B+
83 D88 B
77 C+
97 A94 A+
18.1 Cobiz
18.1 CodrsVly
52.6 CommBcp
21.0 CmrNatPA
83.9 AmBevC
7.3 CmpTask
5.2 Consulier
45.4 CpOffcPty
12.8 CrawfrdA
2.1 Cyanotc
26.7 DSWInc
50.0 DailyJournal
69.0 Dassault
32.2 DeltaNG
4.5 Depomed
5.0 DescSys
9.7 DialysisCp
100.0 DiamHill
13.4 DiceHldg n
11.4 DigtlAlly n
51.3 DigitlRlt
10.0 Dynex Cap
11.3 ESB Finl
51.1 Eastgroup
120.9 Ebix
27.9 Ecopetrol
14.5 EducRlty
12.4 EngWest
14.9 EntpsBcMA
62.0 EntertmtP
2.0 Epicept
56.0 EqLifePrp
49.0 EqtyRsd
20.7 FNB Corp
95.4 FederlRlty
17.7 FdltyBpPA
13.0 FstAdvBc n
13.3 FstbkPRic
18.4 FstBks
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
AEC
AHT
AVB
BMR
BXP
BDN
BRE
BRT
CPT
CT
LSE
CMO
CSE
CRE
CBL
CBF
CDR
CIM
CSA
CLP
10.36 -0.23
2.38 -0.77
78.29 -1.98
21.70 -0.34
75.01 -0.94
10.85 -0.06
39.46 -1.50
6.85 -0.63
40.33 -0.67
8.19 -1.30
5.71 -0.53
9.21 -0.44
9.00 -0.38
9.76 -0.74
10.81 1.79
1.05 0.00
10.34 -0.70
4.35 -0.10
13.90 -0.33
14.80 -0.41
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
6 6 666 High
34 79 27 C E 78.3
33 82 17 A E 194
47 21 82 D B 18.4
88 89 62 A B 44.0
38 86 14 B E 78.4
39 88 9 B E 118
65 88 27 A D 41.5
37 97 6 A E 40.9
60 68 46 B D+22.9
44 81 22 A E 75.4
12 80 4 .. E 46.0
69 89 53 C C+38.8
19 48 22 B D 36.5
34 89 12 A E 196
17 54 17 B E 41.7
61 95 36 B E 120
60 81 44 C D+26.5
OlympcSt .7 ZEUS 22.05

POSCO 3.3 PKX 64.74
Quanex
.9 NX 12.89
RBCBear
ROLL 25.84
RelStlAl 1.5 RS 26.28
Schnitzr .2 SCHN 28.86
SimsGr 3.0 SMS 16.40
StlDyna 4.2 r STLD 9.51
Synalloy 2.4 SYNL 10.35
Tenaris 2.7 TS 27.80
Ternium 5.0 TX 9.98
Timken 3.3 TKR 21.80
Titanm 3.6 r TIE 8.39
USSteel 2.2 X . 53.37
UnivStnls USAP 16.05
Valmont .9 VMI . 57.78
Worthn 5.4 WOR 12.51
44 36 66 C D 83.5
6 55 13 C E 44.8
1 22 7 C E 25.8
75 75 80 B D 42.7
15 61 11 B E 38.8
16 11 22 D D51.4
51 95 25 A E 95.6
52 95 25 A E 86.1
86 85 68 A C+54.7
90 96 60 A B42.9
19 77 9 B E 52.3
36 80 20 A E 121
24 64 10 A E 44.2
19 71 11 B E 127
61 84 39 B D 19.9
72 71 68 B D+52.7
33 92 8 A E 45.0
6 38 6 .. E 16.9
AgnicoEg .4 AEM
Alcoa 4.7 r AA
Alumina 12 AWC
AMCOLI 2.8 ACO
AngloA 4.8 AAUK
AngloAs .7 AU
BHPBilLt 4.7 BHP
BHPBlplc 3.9 BBL
BarrckG 1.1 ABX
Buenavnt .8 BVN
Cameco 1.4 CCJ
Clevlnd
1.1 CLF
CompVDR .9 RIO
FreeptC 4.7 r FCX
GoldFlds 2.6 GFI
Goldcorp .6 GG
HWinstn 2.0 HWD
IvanhoMn
IVN
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 73 AE 20.6 PwShBio
PBE 14.97 .03 +69k
.. 40 AE 39.3 PShBasM
PYZ 21.71 +.12 42k
.. 62 AE 27.4 PShCnsD
PEZ 16.37 .40 63k
.. 82 AD 30.4 PShCnsS
PSL 23.47 .02 +219k
.. 67 AD+ 26.1 PSDeepV
PVM 18.28 .36 +100k
.. 35 AD 45.9 PShEngy
PXI 22.87 .40 +104k
.. 35 AE 32.3 PSEnEx
PXE 15.55 .30 0k
.. 67 AC+ 27.4 PShFinl
PFI 17.78 .74 13k
.. 76 AE 18.7 PwShFdBev PBJ 13.75 .26 +152k
.. 66 AE 30.5 PShHlSv
PTJ 19.25 .12 84k
.. 69 AE 32.7 PShHlthc
PTH 21.50 .46 +44k
.. 38 AD 21.5 PwSHard PHW 9.83 .49 75k
.. 55 AE 33.3 PShInds
PRN 20.80 .09 66k
.. 73 AD+ 18.7 PwShIns
PIC 13.20 .64 +127k
.. 49 AE 18.8 PwShLeis
PEJ 9.77 .23 +4k
.. 51 AE 19.5 PwShLgGr PWB 12.11 +.02 +4k
.. 64 AE 21.8 PwShLgVal PWV 14.34 .27 +51k
.. 64 AE 28.7 PShMagni
PIQ 19.04 +.01 +310k
.. 53 AE 53.6 PwShDyMkt PWC 33.51 .36 +174k
.. 42 AD 17.0 PwShMedia PBS 8.36 .15 +464k
.. 45 AE 25.0 PwShMdGr PWJ 14.65 +.14 +2k
.. 57 AD 20.3 PwShMdVal PWP 12.26 +.07 +20k
.. 55 AE 21.3 PwShNetwk PXQ 11.48 +.17 35k
.. 24 AE 34.3 PSOilSv
PXJ 15.18 .25 +129k
.. 62 AE 58.4 PwShDyOtc PWO 36.24 .34 78k
.. 76 AE 19.3 PwSPharma PJP 15.11 .52 +22k
.. 73 AE 18.8 PSRetail
PMR 12.63 +.13 69k
.. 49 AE 19.3 PwShSemi PSI 10.74 .18 15k
.. 58 AE 19.4 PwShSmGr PWT 11.63 .16 +107k
.. 70 AE 18.8 PwShSmVal PWY 12.18 .28 +207k
.. 64 AD 21.5 PwShSoft
PSJ 13.72 ... +422k
.. 59 AE 29.2 PShTch
PTF 18.27 +.05 +43k
.. 55 AD 22.1 PwSTelc
PTE 11.53 .40 61k
.. 67 AE 20.6 PwsUtils
PUI 15.19 .16 5k
.. 30 AE 38.9 PwrShChna PGJ 15.89 +.05 +95
.. 24 AE 27.2 PShGWtr n PIO 11.75 .71 +224
.. 64 AD 17.1 PwHiGrDv PHJ 10.72 .06 +23k
.. 77 AB 15.5 PwrShHiYd PEY 9.18 .29 +59k
.. 83 AE 27.0 PShCalMu n PWZ 21.89 .17 35
.. 81 AB 25.4 PShNYMu n PZT 21.61 .37 13
.. 44 AD 22.5 PwSIntDv
PID 12.35 .38 +174k
.. 49 AE 18.8 PSLNano
PXN 9.91 +.11 +72k
.. 35 AD 22.6 PShPfd n PGX 11.25 .15 +126
.. 46 AE 19.4 PwSValL
PIV 11.23 .15 +168k
.. 51 AE 22.9 PwSWtrRes PHO 14.10 .26 +124
.. 21 AE 28.8 PwShWHCln PBW 10.50 .36 +145
.. 59 AE 17.9 PwSZMic
PZI 10.01 .34 +236k
.. 57 AE 29.7 PwSZSC
PZJ 16.94 +.06 35
.. 92 AA 28.6 PSh130Tr n PLW 27.25 .51 +12
.. 85 AD 30.8 PSUSDBear UDN 26.55 +.15 49
.. 94 AC+ 25.8 PSUSDBull UUP 24.82 .08 21
.. 26 AD 33.3 PShAsiaP n PUA 13.68 +.18 +334
.. 28 AE 32.0 PShDvInt n PFA 12.24 .91 +83
.. 32 AE 26.5 PShEurop n PEH 12.29 .25 +51
.. 61 AD 28.8 PSLgCap
PJF 19.12 .38 +101k
.. 47 AD+ 29.0 PSMidCp
PJG 17.06 .07 +593k
.. 69 AD 26.8 PSSmCap PJM 18.14 +.01 31k
.. 59 AC 28.2 PShEMSov n PCY 18.551.55 +561
.. 26 AD 24.8 PSFinPf
PGF 11.15 .95 +59k
.. 27 AD 28.2 PSAPcxJs n PDQ 11.951.15 +117
.. 35 AE 26.9 PSDvMxUSs PDN 13.63 .86 +999
.. 30 AD 28.7 PSEmgMk n PXH 14.00 .22 +102
.. 35 AE 26.9 PSEurSm n PWD 13.10 .35 +139
.. 21 AE 35.0 PShGEng n PBD 13.90 .23 +67
Stock
B9

+.78 +70 722 4

2.14+120 1.8m 4o
.67 +14 279 8
1.84+103 299 13k
+.90+132 3.7m 4
+1.52 +67 1.7m 5
1.15 11 376 5o
.19+149 17m 3
.77 +1 13 7k
.69+111 6.9m 8o
2.43+324 2.6m 3o
.10 +66 1.3m 7
+1.08 +26 5.6m 8
+2.09+193 27m 4
2.79+254 149 5k
3.00+218 1.0m 13
+.55+107 2.2m 5o
31. MINING
50.51
14.59
6.79
25.76
12.58
19.71
41.32
36.00
35.71
22.38
15.43
33.26
12.73
42.60
8.94
31.02
10.09
3.63
+5.80 +51 7.7m 85

2.12+274 57m 7o
.96 +75 299 10
+.46 +88 326 14
.14+161 6.1m 4o
+3.22 +61 3.7m ..
.28 +78 9.7m 7o
.15+134 2.3m 6
+5.21 +80 30m 17
+2.44 +16 1.8m 10
1.02+168 11m 8
+1.84+191 14m 7
+.25+126 89m 6
+3.91 +98 33m 4
+2.17 +61 15m 14
+5.11+106 30m 49o
.29 23 60 4
.28 +83 2.0m ..o
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 51 AD 26.6 PSHYCpBd n PHB 16.501.01 +11
.. 79 AE 25.9 PShNatMu n PZA 21.52 .12 +134
.. 30 AE 27.9 PSIntEq n PFP 12.48 .55 +260
.. 37 AD 27.4 PSPrivEq
PSP 11.74 .62 28k
.. 49 AE 30.9 PSVLIR
PYH 19.17 +.45 +175k
.. 91 AD 27.0 PSVrdoTF n PVI 25.00 .03 +39
.. 35 AE 32.1 PSWHPrE PUW 16.93 +.09 18k
.. 98 AB+ N H ProShtDow DOG 80.80+1.58 +78
.. 96 AD+ 93.1 ProSShFn
SEF 83.68+2.30 +8
.. 98 AB N H ProShtMC MYY 81.80 +.55 +112
.. 99 AB N H ProShtEafe EFZ 114.6+3.06 +130
.. 99 AB N H PrShtEM n EUM 117.8+1.85 +77
.. 99 AB+ N H ProSShOG DDG 102.5 .34 +110
.. 98 AA N H ProShtQQQ PSQ 78.00 .06 +168
.. 98 AB N H ProShR2K RWM 94.40+2.27 +107
.. 98 AB+ 88.0 ProShtSP
SH 85.99+1.39 +168
.. 97 AB+ 100 ProShtSC
SBB 89.92+1.82 +42
.. 6 AE 113 PrUBasM
UYM 27.81 +.82 +528
.. 57 AC+ 80.4 ProUCnG
UGE 46.51 .54 +257
.. 28 AE 67.5 ProUCnS
UCC 24.651.45 46
.. 26 AE 103 ProUltDow DDM 38.852.51 +217
.. 11 AE 63.0 ProUltFn
UYG 10.751.11 +114
.. 47 AE 77.7 ProUltHC
RXL 41.87 .93 +28
.. 17 AE 94.8 ProUltInd
UXI 30.491.76 +67
.. 20 AE 97.7 ProUltMC MVV 34.50 .49 +107
.. 11 AE 131 ProUOG
DIG 42.20 .20 +135
.. 14 AE 123 ProUltQQQ QLD 35.76 .74 +269
.. 21 AE 53.5 ProUltRE
URE 15.61 .46 +188
.. 19 AE 82.7 ProUR1KG UKF 29.753.50 +189
.. 21 AD 72.7 ProUR1KV UVG 24.591.31 +233
.. 19 AD 79.9 PrUR2KG
UKK 26.312.12 +4
.. 35 AD 62.0 ProUR2KV UVT 24.311.95 +6
.. 13 AE 80.2 PrURMCG UKW 24.47 .54 38
.. 24 AE 67.5 PrURMCV
UVU 24.08 .35 17
.. 28 AE 78.0 ProUltR2K UWM 28.001.40 +255
.. 20 AE 102 ProUltSP
SSO 34.551.49 +366
.. 12 AE 91.3 ProUSemi USD 21.11 +.11 +51
.. 33 AD 81.4 ProUltSC
SAA 31.131.26 +37
.. 17 AE 99.9 ProUTech ROM 29.24 .61 +62
.. 16 AE 90.7 ProUltTel n LTL 31.674.67 +63
.. 16 AE 95.8 ProUltUtl UPW 35.191.63 +50
.. 78 AE 75.0 ProUSL20 n TBT 59.01+1.81 +106
.. 87 AC+ 74.0 ProUSL710 PST 65.78+2.28 +1
.. 99 AA N H PrUShBM SMN 79.50 .69 +12
.. 98 AA N H PrUShCnG SZK 92.17+3.42 +50
.. 99 AA N H PrUShCnS SCC 140.0+5.00 +111
.. 99 AA N H PrUShDow DXD 83.70+4.71 +67
.. 98 AC+ 212 PrUShFn
SKF 149.8+9.57 +1
.. 99 AA 145 PrUShCh25 FXP 132.5+3.50 +3
.. 99 AB+ N H PrUShHc
RXD 101.5+6.27 30
.. 99 AA N H PrUShInd
SIJ 110.2 +.93 +148
.. 99 AB+ N H PrUShMC
MZZ 96.50+1.50 +84
.. 99 AA N H ProUShEafe EFU 169.5+7.50 +193
.. 99 AB+ N H PrUltSEM n EEV 155.0+3.00 +86
.. 99 AA N H PrUlSMSCI EWV 144.0+9.60 +29
.. 99 AA N H PrUShOG
DUG 54.00 ... +14
.. 99 AA N H PrUShQQQ QID 77.00+1.14 +66
.. 99 AB+ N H PrUSR1KG SFK 124.0+2.00 +103
.. 99 AB+ N H PrUSR1KV
SJF 132.5 .86 +16
.. 99 AA N H PrUSR2KG SKK 126.7+8.62 +221
.. 98 AB 134 PrUSR2KV SJH 121.2+6.26 +81
.. 97 AB 152 PrUShRE
SRS 122.7+3.86 +9
.. 99 AB+ N H PrUSRMCG SDK 140.8 .22 +65
.. 99 AA N H PrUSRMCV SJL 141.4+1.72 +148
.. 99 AA N H ProUSR2K TWM 109.7+4.90 +95
.. 99 AA N H PrUShSP
SDS 96.50+4.19 +149
.. 99 AB+ N H PrUShSem SSG 127.21.26 +14
.. 99 AB+ 114 ProUShSc
SDD 105.1+3.98 +16
.. 99 AB+ N H PrUShTch REW 111.5+2.35 +47
.. 99 AB+ 106 ProUltSTel n TLL 105.7 ... +61
51 33 68 B D+27.4
29 29 30 B D 41.4
52 96 27 A E 31.7
80 91 64 B D57.6
48 59 23 A C+44.1
91 72 89 A B56.3
45 98 15 A E 558
87 46 97 B BNH
12 31 13 .. D+48.2
44 79 14 B D19.5
19 64 8 B E 47.8
22 85 8 B E 29.0
30 69 14 A E 53.8
6 22 12 A E 27.3
46 76 23 B D19.9
KinrsGo
.5 KGC 16.20
LihirGold
LIHR 18.30
MesabTrs 29 MSB 13.46
NewmtM 1.1 NEM 37.33
PanAmSlvr PAAS 17.77
Randgold .2 GOLD 41.60
RioTinto 3.2 RTP . 188.3
RoylGld .7 r RGLD 39.73
SilverStd
SSRI 13.33
SilvWhtn
SLW 6.49
SthnCopp 17 r PCU 12.89
Sterlte 1.1 SLT 6.55
TechCmco 5.3 TCK 18.57
ThomCrkgn
TC 7.40
Yamana 1.6 AUY 7.51
65 59 64 B D 59.7
81 81 82 B D40.3
48 61 43 B D55.6
45 49 53 C D 22.2
14 31 25 .. D+49.0
49 52 59 B D 47.1
34 69 28 B E 17.8
AveryDe
BradyA
Canon
EnnisI
Fujifilm
PitneyB
Xerox
+2.58+108 19m 52o

+1.69+116 1.8m 57
+.23 +95 146 5
+4.82 +71 16m 14
+.68 +48 2.6m 13o
+7.72 +99 2.5m 52
4.18+163 1.4m 6o
+5.48 +76 1.2m 58
+1.27 +43 1.6m ..o
+.52 +15 5.6m 17
+.19+119 13m 5
+.86 +45 1.7m 4
+.70+114 6.5m 5
+.30+240 1.3m 6
+1.19 +89 35m 12o
32. OFFICE
4.4 AVY
2.2 r BRC
3.2 CAJ
5.3 EBF
1.2 FUJI
5.2 PBI
2.1 XRX
36.97
30.43
31.68
11.65
20.17
27.11
8.15
+.20 +19 1.4m 9

.39+117 770 12x
1.12+195 1.7m 9
.52+125 236 7x
.82+113 350 12k
1.22 +56 2.5m 10
.50+118 13m 6
33. REAL EST

38 47 41 B E 41.3
27 33 39 C D+27.1
19 44 14 B D29.4
13 11 29 D D60.4
38 75 12 B D31.5
50 96 25 B E 58.0
82 86 67 B D 63.5
17 40 18 B E 109
55 49 87 E D+46.8
38 51 45 B E 36.9
BrkfldAs 2.5 r BAM

BrkfldPr 4.6 BPO
CBREllis
r CBG
ForestCA 1.5 FCEA
GpArCN 8.6 OMAB
GpAerPac 10 PAC
GrupoAer 4.7 ASR
JonesLaL 3.0 JLL
StJoe
JOE
WPCary 10 WPC
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 99 AB N H PrUShUtl
SDP 100.3+3.54 31
.. 35 AE 75.5 Rdx2xRUT RRY 34.54 +.61 3
.. 22 AE 76.9 Rdx2xSPX RSU 30.301.10 +214
.. 24 AE 77.1 Rdx2xMdC RMM 31.89 +.07 +3
.. 7 AE 79.4 Rydx2xEn REA 24.48 +.24 +19
.. 17 AE 76.4 Rydx2xFin RFL 30.03 .97 +241
.. 66 AD 87.3 Rydx2xHC RHM 57.131.70 0
.. 19 AE 72.4 Rydx2xTch RTG 33.301.35 +89
.. 98 AB+ N H RdxIn2xRs RRZ 119.0+3.78 +69
.. 99 AA N H RdxIn2xSP RSW 147.8+8.53 +131
.. 99 AB N H RdxIn2xMd RMS 141.2+7.69 25
.. 99 AA N H RydxInvEn REC 150.39.00 +2
.. 93 AC+ 132 RydxInvFn RFN 90.50+5.03 +99
.. 98 AC+ N H RydxInvHC RHO 95.86+20.2 80
.. 99 AA N H RydxInvTc RTW 142.7+3.79 53
.. 64 AE 118 RydRus50
XLG 76.70 +.04 +55k
.. 55 AD 51.8 RdxSPEqlWt RSP 31.48 .27 +25
.. 59 AE 40.0 RdxSPGth RPG 26.05+1.09 83k
.. 55 AC 36.5 RdxSPVal RPV 19.42 .45 +144k
.. 62 AE 46.2 RdxCnsDs RCD 27.101.24 88k
.. 79 AD 53.8 RdxCnStp RHS 43.731.33 21k
.. 32 AD 82.6 RdxEngy
RYE 39.99 .01 +83k
.. 44 AD 49.9 RdxFncl
RYF 22.521.09 +140k
.. 72 AC+ 59.5 RdxHlthC
RYH 44.17 .83 +108k
.. 51 AE 60.8 RdxIndls
RGI 36.85 .73 86k
.. 51 AE 60.7 RdxMatls RTM 36.60 +.00 +49k
.. 51 AE 55.4 RdxTech
RYT 32.10 .99 29k
.. 57 AE 64.0 RdxUtil
RYU 41.96 .00 +39k
.. 60 AD 59.7 RdxMGth
RFG 40.29 .67 11k
.. 69 AE 36.6 RdxMVal
RFV 23.59 .33 +71k
.. 70 AD 45.9 RdxSCGr
RZG 30.561.22 +361k
.. 70 AD+ 39.4 RdxSCVal
RZV 24.47 .98 31k
ST
.. 56 AE 168 S&PMdcpDR MDY 107.5 .90 +130
.. 46 AE 25.1 SPAMG100 n SIH 13.95 .71 81
.. 49 AD 24.8 SPAMG200 n SNB 14.43 ... 77
.. 32 AE 25.2 SPAMG40 n SFV 12.57 ... 99
.. 47 AE 25.4 SPALC100 n SZG 14.86 ... +99
.. 46 AE 24.8 SPAMC100 n SVD 14.31 ... +999
.. 49 AE 24.8 SPASC100 n SSK 13.93 .36 68
.. 62 AE 38.3 SPDRConsm XLY 23.28 .32 +10
.. 83 AD 30.3 SPDRCnStpl XLP 24.99 .61 +87
.. 62 AE 62.8 SPIntTip n WIP 46.201.95 +21
.. 54 AC+ 83.2 SpdrGlobT DGT 51.332.04 26
.. 51 AE 52.8 SpdrWlsRE RWO 32.35 .66 +67
.. 35 AE 66.1 SpdrIntRE RWX 31.411.39 +150
.. 62 AD 72.0 SpdrLgCap ELR 47.18 .29 2
.. 56 AE 61.5 SpdrLCapG ELG 39.72 .43 +16
.. 58 AE 90.6 SpdrLCapV ELV 55.37 .93 +46
.. 51 AE 64.0 SpdrMdCap EMM 37.10 .72 51
.. 47 AE 72.9 SpdrMCpG EMG 42.31 .33 +233
.. 62 AE 61.7 SpdrMCpV EMV 40.00 ... 14
.. 62 AE 86.5 SpdrWilRE RWR 51.43 .94 +44
.. 59 AE 68.1 SpdrSmCap DSC 42.32 .96 +278
.. 53 AE 110 SpdrSCapG DSG 64.871.14 87
.. 68 AE 74.3 SpdrSCapV DSV 48.52 ... 81
.. 54 AE 113 SpdrTotMkt TMW 69.423.76 +89
.. 45 AE 91.4 SPDREnergy XLE 52.00 +.12 +66
.. 42 AD 36.0 SPDRFincl XLF 15.52 .40 +68
.. 53 AE 64.4 SpdrMcQGl GII 41.18 .62 +20
.. 68 AD 37.9 SPDRHlthC XLV 26.551.30 +95
.. 54 AE 42.0 SPDRInds
XLI 25.70 .49 +65
.. 66 AC+ 54.8 KbwBk
KBE 27.42 .91 +95
.. 40 AC+ 71.6 KbwCM
KCE 32.37 .90 70
.. 33 AD 59.5 KbwIns
KIE 27.922.23 48
20.50
12.20
8.67
20.81
8.73
19.51
41.40
32.82
33.22
19.55
.55+123 3.2m 19
.26+102 5.6m 29k
+.88 18 3.8m 5
+.27 +32 889 ..
.19 +34 144 7k
.22 +34 450 7k
+1.18 28 90 11k
.47 +6 855 6
.75 +64 1.9m 67o
2.72+352 156 10k
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 91 AB 54.7 KBWRB
KRE 31.29 .78 44
.. 91 AA 47.5 SpLehTbl
BIL 45.92 .04 +26
.. 89 AD+ 55.9 SpLehAgBd LAG 52.03 .35 39
.. 83 AE 54.3 SpBrcTips
IPE 46.751.75 +281
.. 82 AD+ 25.4 SPLehCAM CXA 19.801.15 +43
.. 61 AD 48.2 SpdrLehHY JNK 33.391.82 +109
.. 82 AD 59.0 SPLeIntTB BWX 49.451.76 +52
.. 92 AB+ 57.5 SpLehIntTr ITE 56.241.10 +369
.. 92 AA 57.3 SpLehLTTr TLO 55.13 .99 +24
.. 86 AB 24.1 SpLehMu
TFI 20.73 +.12 +25
.. 82 AD 25.9 SPLeNYMu INY 19.75 .40 76
.. 91 AD 25.2 SPLeSTMu SHM 22.72 +.61 +26
.. 48 AE 46.5 SPDRMatls XLB 28.05 +.83 +144
.. 45 AE 69.1 MSTech
MTK 38.19 +.02 +45
.. 42 AE 45.4 SpdMSxUS CWI 24.75 .21 +126
.. 55 AD 57.0 SpdrPrJpn JPP 35.04 .88 69
.. 53 AD 49.7 SpdrSCJpn JSC 30.101.81 +48
.. 56 AE 158 SPDR
SPY 98.101.93 +119
.. 83 AE 69.9 SpdrBiot
XBI 53.10 +.20 +15
.. 21 AE 36.2 SPBRIC40
BIK 15.05 +.05 +36
.. 29 AE 114 SpdChina n GXC 43.65 +.13 +46
.. 78 AB 62.3 SpdrDiv
SDY 42.881.07 3
.. 39 AD 105 SpEmgAsP GMF 48.09 +.54 55
.. 20 AE 76.2 SpdrEEur n GUR 31.85+1.55 +188
.. 24 AE 101 SpEmLtAm n GML 42.691.71 +127
.. 30 AE 86.4 SpdEMkts n GMM 41.10 .50 +104
.. 47 AE 80.2 SpdEMEA n GAF 45.06+1.91 +21
.. 34 AD 54.9 SpdrEMSmC EWX 29.28 +.73 75
.. 78 AC 24.9 SpdrHome XHB 15.40 .39 +89
.. 55 AE 27.1 SpdrICnDis IPD 19.30 ... +100
.. 73 AE 29.7 SpdrICnStp IPS 23.411.42 93
.. 35 AE 77.3 SpdrIntDiv n DWX 40.28 .87 65
.. 49 A.. 32.4 SpdrIEngy IPW 21.21 ... 64
.. 55 AD+ 27.2 SpdrIFncl
IPF 19.31 +.00 94
.. 77 AE 34.1 SpdrIHlthC IRY 27.65 ... 82
.. 49 AE 28.6 SpdrIIndus IPN 19.45 ... 80
.. 28 AE 32.0 SpdrIMatls IRV 17.141.01 74
.. 41 AE 36.7 SpdrIntMC MDD 21.62 .79 +62
.. 37 AD 39.9 SpdrIntSC n GWX 19.68 .56 2
.. 47 A.. 29.3 SpdrIntTech IPK 19.65 ... +71
.. 70 AE 26.6 SpdrITelec
IST 21.18 ... 38
.. 62 AE 29.8 SpdrIUtil
IPU 22.59 ... +13
.. 17 AE 96.1 SpdrMetM XME 33.91 +.41 +107
.. 26 AD 52.1 SpdrOGEq
XES 23.40 ... +73
.. 30 AE 73.0 SpdrOGEx
XOP 31.99 +.21 +1
.. 74 AE 35.7 SpdrPhrm XPH 27.32 .42 +4
.. 72 AD 41.7 SpdrRetl
XRT 25.70 .28 +50
.. 51 AD 55.8 SpdrSemi
XSD 29.15 .14 25
.. 42 AE 35.7 SpdWldxUS GWL 20.121.08 +24
.. 50 AD 28.6 SPDRTech XLK 16.61 .09 +144
.. 52 AE 44.7 SPDRUtil
XLU 28.76 .54 +74
67 91 A B+ 59.3 Tompkns
TMP 41.253.05 10k
UVWXYZ
.. 76 AD+ 89.2 US12Mo n
.. 62 AD 67.7 US GasFd n
.. 49 AD+ 67.3 USHeatO n
.. 42 AE 63.9 USNGFd n
.. 76 AD 119 USOilFnd
9 23 D+C+ 24.5 Westmrlnd
.. 61 AD 53.9 WTErn500
.. 44 AE 54.3 WTErT100
.. 30 AE 56.6 WTIntRE n
.. 51 AD 53.2 WTLwPE
.. 62 AD 51.3 WTMCEr
.. 67 AE 48.3 WTSCEr
.. 61 AE 54.1 WTTotEr
USL 53.65 +.81 +999

UGA 41.00 .31 +71
UHN 38.001.63 28
UNG 29.91 .14 33
USO 72.23 .26 8
WLB 8.97 .27 +92
EPS 34.54 .35 29
EEZ 29.631.02 85
DRW 23.90 .64 +42
EZY 30.57 .85 73
EZM 32.70 .27 24
EES 30.261.41 +10
EXT 34.69 +.17 55

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P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
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P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Top-Ranked Low-Priced Stocks
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78
91
91
96
92
78
78
86
84
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16 6.6
226 35.3
80 4.6
114 6.2
53 3.6
242 16.2
123 5.7
50 36.2
95 6.9
-43 29.3
93 14.0
91 23.9
66 2.2
73 7.0
213 20.2
-20 19.0
93 8.7
-24 14.7
110 10.1
44 13.5
78
80
2
64
16
66
28
14
92
54
20
75
82
51
82
80
87
66
90
98
DE
E
D
E
DBDD
D
E
DBB
C
D+
DE
DB
40.8
56.5
29.5
13.0
17.4
29.3
72.3
22.0
51.3
48.4
23.2
10.0
57.5
16.3
68.9
59.7
61.5
30.9
148.5
11.0
CousinsPty
CpOffcPty
CrystalR
DCT Indl
DeefldCap
DEmmett
DevelprDvs
DiamRkHos
DigitlRlt
DukeRlty
DuPFabr n
Dynex Cap
Eastgroup
EducRlty
EntertmtP
EqLifePrp
EqtyRsd
Equity One
EssexPpty
EstnLtCap
COBZ
CVLY
CCBP
CNAF
ABVC
CTGX
CSLR
OFC
CRDA
CYAN
DSW
DJCO
DASTY
DGAS
DEPO
DSGX
DCAI
DHIL
DHX
DGLY
DLR
DX
ESBF
EGP
EBIX
EC
EDR
EWST
EBTC
EPR
EPCT
ELS
EQR
FNB
FRT
FSBI
FABK
FBP
FBSI
10.73
11.65
41.00
15.00
36.50
5.60
4.20
29.68
7.69
1.85
12.50
42.70
45.25
22.60
2.60
2.91
6.94
80.06
5.97
4.64
38.50
7.11
8.90
39.84
74.99
18.80
8.29
7.50
11.99
43.38
0.75
40.02
36.99
12.54
66.79
12.91
9.90
9.80
15.67
0.59
0.00
-0.25
0.00
-1.01
-0.46
0.00
0.40
0.39
0.10
-0.20
1.40
3.71
-0.60
-0.01
-0.18
0.09
-0.94
0.02
-0.46
1.44
-0.18
-0.35
-0.66
-6.11
-2.50
-0.59
-0.02
0.00
0.19
-0.04
-0.73
0.35
-1.20
0.47
0.00
0.00
0.22
-0.08
-52
-67
-71
-67
133
-33
-24
76
19
-33
164
-23
187
20
9
-62
163
244
71
0
79
-27
-50
61
100
-86
5
253
-76
71
-56
41
60
-21
50
579
-70
9
7
84
90
83
84
93
90
89
89
88
99
79
95
88
99
82
79
95
90
79
89
82
88
87
91
83
86
88
82
94
85
80
96
84
82
89
83
89
84
82
96
54
78
23
68
70
61
54
47
58
71
36
68
89
98
73
66
97
74
54
64
87
33
63
93
45
70
69
69
74
69
83
73
43
71
82
71
61
73
74
84
74 C+
82 B95 B77 B96 B93 B+
96 B90 A
86 B+
95 B+
88 B+
89 C+
78 D+
81 D
77 B
91 E
96 E
90 D+
84 C
89 C+
60 D
96 A90 A
82 C
81 D
83 D74 D96 D94 D93 B56 B
95 B68 B77 E
80 C+
83 D87 D+
81 ..
73 C
96 A-
23.5 FsBcMiss
FBMS
11.3 FstBncTr
FBTC
23.1 FstBusey
BUSE
20.0 FBusnFn
FBIZ
10.5 FstCalifF n FCAL
17.1 First Cap FCAP
192.5 FstCtz A
FCNCA
38.5 FstFHld
FFCH
11.9 FtFnNw
FFNW
24.5 First Lng Isld FLIC
40.1 FMidBc
FMBI
21.9 First United FUNC
15.0 FrnklnBen BFBC
11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI
13.0 Furmanite FRM
19.5 GS Finl
GSLA
4.4 GSITech n GSIT
15.0 GermnAm GABC
29.2 GettyRlty
GTY
11.0 GlbTraff
GNET
16.5 Globecom GCOM
37.5 GreenBs
GRNB
7.6 CentenBk GBNK
6.7 HackettGp HCKT
13.9 HampRdBk HMPR
14.5 HrlysvlSv
HARL
12.9 Harmonic HLIT
18.2 Hawkins
HWKN
54.0 HealthCrR HCN
32.0 HealthRlty HR
3.8 HlthStrm
HSTM
7.3 HenryBrEl HBE
13.6 HercTecG
HTGC
18.7 HeritCrys n HCCI
38.8 HghwdPrp HIW
37.0 HinghmSv HIFS
11.0 HomeDia
HDIX
8.0 Homeown HCII
15.4 HopfedBcp HFBC
26.4 HorizBcp
HBNC
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
CUZ 20.54 0.57
OFC 29.68 0.40
CRZ
0.93 0.00
DCT
6.77 0.05
DFR 0.47 0.00
DEI 17.28 -0.71
DDR 21.21 -1.05
DRH 5.25 -1.05
DLR 38.50 1.44
DRE 17.19 -0.44
DFT
8.98 -0.78
DX
7.11 -0.18
EGP 39.84 -0.66
EDR 8.29 -0.59
EPR 43.38 0.19
ELS 40.02 -0.73
EQR 36.99 0.35
EQY 17.65 -0.25
ESS 104.68 -0.32
ELC
5.70 -0.38
75 7.2
76 5.0
7 43.0
126 9.5
-50 72.3
-9 4.3
76 13.0
159 19.0
79 3.2
63 11.3
112 8.4
-27 12.9
61 5.2
5 9.9
71 7.7
41 2.0
60 5.2
39 6.8
80 3.9
-60 ..
79
83
6
27
16
82
80
1
84
37
13
1
92
78
86
94
93
30
80
14
DDDD+
C
BB+
E
C
E
D
E
C+
BDDBC+
C+
E
20.6
98.9
29.5
50.6
8.6
21.1
31.8
67.4
33.9
22.9
29.7
38.3
6.6
27.2
42.2
54.0
38.7
14.2
47.4
14.5
ExtraSpc
FederlRlty
FelCor
First Industrl
FriedBR
FrkStPrp
FstPotmc
GenlGrPpty
GettyRlty
Gladstn
GlimchRlty
Gramercy
HanovCap
HatterasF n
HCP
HealthCrR
HealthRlty
Hersha Hosp
HghwdPrp
HMG
16.00
8.00
17.82
14.00
8.59
15.36
160.51
21.26
9.33
21.24
21.64
18.25
11.32
7.58
7.67
16.50
3.54
11.81
17.16
7.64
7.48
19.12
4.58
4.05
10.69
11.40
7.76
17.00
47.71
25.89
2.15
5.60
8.05
11.50
27.41
26.00
7.93
5.40
11.49
23.10
0.00
0.00
-0.03
0.57
1.21
-0.04
-3.41
-1.68
0.22
-0.33
-0.95
-1.73
0.07
0.12
-0.32
0.00
0.07
-0.40
-0.21
-0.27
-0.14
-1.26
-0.45
-0.26
-0.51
-0.60
-0.11
0.09
-0.37
-0.35
-0.23
0.05
-0.75
-1.01
0.14
-1.00
-0.07
0.40
0.00
0.00
255
-83
-9
-80
167
-42
-4
-38
-54
194
-46
-79
-63
9
171
-76
-73
-88
101
24
49
-36
58
-37
-57
-29
13
224
75
43
-43
265
12
134
86
63
-20
-58
-80
-24
82
94
81
81
81
84
86
92
84
82
84
89
96
84
94
89
93
85
83
86
95
98
81
93
80
98
92
84
92
89
93
94
86
81
80
85
82
80
83
80
55
73
82
76
73
64
75
80
95
48
69
69
88
77
63
66
64
80
78
73
80
87
26
73
38
99
83
97
72
81
85
55
58
58
73
82
72
75
86
85
86 B95 C
56 D78 D58 C
98 B
77 B78 C+
71 E
69 D
90 D+
89 B
91 C+
93 E
92 B80 B93 A76 D
79 B
84 B83 A93 E
92 A
89 D93 B+
77 D+
82 C+
51 E
87 D+
75 C+
83 D+
89 A79 D+
58 B75 D+
79 C
78 D
67 C+
72 C+
70 D-
10.7 infoGRP
4.3 Innotrac
15.1 IntgrmdAm
12.0 Intersect
2.4 Inventure
5.4 Iridex Corp
14.1 KFedBcp
7.4 KSWInc
170.0 K Tron Intl
31.4 KVPharmB
10.2 KYFstFed
31.2 LTC Ppty Inc
19.0 LaCrsFtwr
10.6 LakeShrBc
14.0 LakeInd
16.3 Landec
27.5 LandmkBcp
10.1 LaPorteB n
10.3 LeCroy
14.8 LegcyBc
10.8 LibrtyBc
13.3 LaBncp n
38.0 MB Finl
9.3 Magal Sec
2.4 MagicSftwr
15.4 MainStC n
10.0 Meadwbrk
14.0 MedclProp
9.1 Medifast
22.0 Medtox
19.0 MercerIns
24.5 MercMcsVT
27.0 Mesa Labs
6.5 Microfinl
60.7 Mid Am Apt
19.2 MidWOne n
12.3 MOCON
59.5 MolCoorsA
16.7 MonrchFn
49.8 MoogB
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
EXR
FRT
FCH
FR
FBR
FSP
FPO
GGP
GTY
GOOD
GRT
GKK
HCM
HTS
HCP
HCN
HR
HT
HIW
HMG
13.15 0.23
66.79 0.47
3.92 -0.11
16.57 -1.48
0.90 0.00
12.75 0.23
14.45 -0.55
5.40 0.90
17.16 -0.21
9.90 -1.92
5.41 -0.78
1.40 -0.42
0.27 0.00
19.81 -1.07
30.30 -1.22
47.71 -0.37
25.89 -0.35
4.64 -0.76
27.41 0.14
3.80 -0.65
94 7.6
50 3.9
110 15.3
111 17.4
-1 ..
73 6.0
1 9.4
117 ..
101 11.0
203 15.2
251 23.7
28180.0
-2 ..
121 21.2
74 6.0
75 5.7
43 5.9
78 15.5
86 6.2
-22 ..
90
15
39
43
4
69
70
86
1
18
45
65
45
4
89
25
41
80
38
65
D+
E
E
DBE
DC+
DD+
E
D
DE
B
DDE
D
C
65.0
49.0
29.0
13.7
10.0
11.3
21.1
11.8
52.9
21.6
90.2
53.6
21.8
30.3
31.2
49.8
19.5
54.6
103.6
56.5
IUSA
INOC
INMD
INTX
SNAK
IRIX
KFED
KSW
KTII
KVB
KFFB
LTC
BOOT
LSBK
LAKE
LNDC
LARK
LPSB
LCRY
LEGC
LBCP
LABC
MBFI
MAGS
MGIC
MAIN
MIG
MPW
MED
MTOX
MIGP
MBVT
MLAB
MFI
MAA
MOFG
MOCO
TAPA
MNRK
MOGB
5.26 0.23
3.35 0.25
6.01 -0.02
8.24 -0.18
1.40 0.02
3.02 -0.37
9.20 -0.04
4.80 -0.01
97.48 -3.41
18.80 -1.05
9.65 0.02
24.68 -0.33
16.19 0.19
9.02 0.02
12.26 -0.09
7.44 -0.06
20.50 0.00
5.97 -0.23
7.44 -0.10
11.75 -0.25
9.00 0.18
11.98 -0.07
27.19 -1.34
7.00 -0.17
1.66 -0.04
11.11 -0.73
6.42 -0.31
7.66 -0.60
4.78 -0.33
12.70 -0.37
15.88 -0.62
21.75 -0.61
20.11 -1.39
3.40 -0.49
42.07 1.17
13.60 0.10
9.75 0.65
42.00 -2.16
8.49 0.00
33.76-11.09
1
31
10
-64
-17
35
-60
137
29
-16
-40
26
893
-94
971
120
-56
-93
97
14
61
-92
1
274
17
158
-24
143
-7
120
241
-26
100
-43
46
-4
-41
-75
83
112
82
85
85
92
91
90
90
91
94
85
97
81
80
98
94
93
87
79
99
91
97
94
92
87
79
89
80
83
94
79
87
90
84
86
81
85
87
91
88
86
22
84
58
65
60
67
72
63
87
46
73
79
55
89
86
81
95
11
85
77
93
78
84
51
55
74
48
68
63
73
72
92
89
60
21
55
69
55
66
36
97 A58 C+
98 C
85 B
88 B
93 B
97 C+
82 D+
75 C+
97 A90 B74 D92 A
98 C
77 C
96 B
80 B98 A95 C
90 E
91 C
87 D92 E
88 D
75 C
88 C+
94 E
99 B+
92 D+
68 B
66 A
76 C+
84 E
85 A98 A+
73 B+
80 B
90 B
80 B95 C+
21.0 NBT Finl

8.9 NIC Inc
9.0 NPSPharma
18.2 NathnsFms
22.0 NtlBnksh
35.0 Natl Hlth Inv
35.6 Natl Resrch
26.1 NatRetPrp
7.3 NtlTchSys
275.0 NatlWstLf
40.0 NtnwdHlth
10.7 NaugatVlly
19.8 Nelnet
13.4 NV Chmls
12.2 NwEngBc
12.1 NY&Co
8.9 Newpark Res
12.6 99Cents
16.2 NobelLrn
32.8 NorwdFnl
5.7 NovaMed
10.8 OakRidgeF
12.0 OceanShor
11.3 OdyssyHth
26.6 OH Val Bn
9.6 OldLnBnc
22.0 OldPntFnl
31.2 OmegaFlx
19.7 OmegaHlth
10.1 OnAssign
12.0 PMA Cp A
9.9 PMC Sierra
10.6 P S B Hldg
28.8 PacfcCap
58.7 FCmtBc
101.7 PatrtTrns
28.5 Pennchck
17.5 PeopBNC
25.5 PeoplsFCMS
6.4 Pharsight n
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
HomePptys
Hosp Prop Tr
HostHtls
HRPT Ptys Tr
ImpacMtg
IncomeOpRe
InlandRE
InvtRlEst
iStarFinl
JER Inv
Kilroy Rlty
Kimco Rlty
KiteRealty
KKRFincl
LTC Ppty Inc
LaSalleHtl
LexRltyTr
Liberty Ppty
Macerich
MackCali Rlt
HME
HPT
HST
HRP
IMH
IOT
IRC
IRET
SFI
JRT
KRC
KIM
KRG
KFN
LTC
LHO
LXP
LRY
MAC
CLI
47.02 -2.10
13.11 -0.66
9.76 -0.03
4.85 -0.19
0.26 0.00
4.20 0.00
11.50 -0.75
9.33 -0.42
1.36 -0.19
3.55 -0.30
33.31 -1.56
27.61 -0.06
9.04 -0.59
3.15 -0.38
24.68 -0.33
15.39 -1.38
9.12 -0.36
28.83 -0.28
40.91 -0.61
26.84 -0.14
83 5.6
74 23.5
71 8.2
104 17.3
-44 ..
-86 ..
70 8.5
40 7.2
-7 ..
66 33.8
120 7.0
73 6.4
40 9.1
95 50.8
26 6.3
71 13.6
45 14.5
65 8.7
158 7.8
59 9.5
5
51
61
30
75
59
74
93
82
15
18
90
32
92
63
13
91
12
90
92
D
E
C+
E
D+
C+
BB
D+
DE
BC+
D+
C+
DDE
C+
D-
44.7
16.7
11.1
11.2
66.0
14.9
9.1
35.5
26.1
33.5
18.1
40.0
40.5
19.7
26.1
7.4
18.9
50.4
10.4
60.0
NBTF
EGOV
NPSP
NATH
NKSH
NHI
NRCI
NNN
NTSC
NWLI
NHP
NVSL
NNI
NCEM
NEBS
NWY
NR
NDN
NLCI
NWFL
NOVA
BKOR
OSHC
ODSY
OVBC
OLBK
OPOF
OFLX
OHI
ASGN
PMACA
PMCS
PSBH
PCBC
PACW
PATR
PNNW
PEBK
PFBX
PHST
19.00
5.31
5.83
14.26
17.59
30.50
29.99
19.79
4.98
245.77
31.57
7.22
12.14
13.25
9.20
7.49
5.08
9.80
14.98
29.49
4.10
7.70
9.72
8.88
21.00
7.07
18.44
21.19
16.38
5.91
7.03
5.78
8.00
14.97
28.35
69.88
20.63
11.72
18.05
5.15
-0.99
-0.11
-0.02
-1.04
-1.63
-0.34
0.77
-0.46
-0.02
2.88
-0.52
-0.38
1.57
0.00
-0.05
-0.18
-0.19
-0.12
-0.43
0.00
-0.18
0.00
0.98
-0.05
0.00
-0.68
0.44
-1.21
-0.10
-0.16
-0.45
-0.16
-0.06
-0.94
3.00
-7.85
-1.42
-0.03
-2.05
0.00
-69
14
11
29
-17
119
-53
87
274
-30
18
-61
-28
-2
-58
-12
3
28
-89
-91
-15
100
-83
45
-79
-91
-91
-42
60
9
-15
35
-44
-34
-33
84
92
-77
74
-54
98
92
86
84
95
90
84
89
89
86
83
99
80
97
97
83
89
91
94
89
81
91
80
79
79
87
96
81
96
94
86
80
92
81
85
80
97
81
79
89
73
61
76
70
98
78
23
73
73
82
28
73
74
80
67
65
70
64
73
73
55
73
73
62
72
52
96
56
79
73
53
58
68
70
91
74
61
28
67
47
92 C
89 E
90 E
96 C
76 A85 C+
97 B
90 C
86 C+
65 C+
95 B+
99 A74 E
86 B83 B
82 D+
81 ..
98 B+
92 B73 A
84 C
83 B+
75 B76 C+
77 C
88 A74 B72 C+
95 C+
93 B
91 B79 D96 C
73 D59 D
58 B86 B
94 A78 D
87 B+
10.1 PointrTel
22.0 PorterBc
66.9 PrefrmLn
82.4 Primeenergy
8.6 Primoris
29.8 PrinctnNtl
49.5 PrvtBcp
102.5 PublicStg
26.5 PubStgDSA
13.5 Pulaski Fin
3.7 QuantaCap
7.8 Questcor
9.9 BarryRG
33.4 RGC Resc
11.4 RTIBiolog
49.5 Rayonier
51.1 Reins B
14.8 Revlon
5.5 Rewards
11.7 RiverCBk
18.1 RivrVllyB
11.9 RomeBncp
3.9 RuralMtro
13.3 RurbanFnl
10.8 SallyBty
11.1 SandMr
10.0 Sapient
62.7 Saul Centers
7.0 SchiffNutr
6.8 Scopus
9.8 SeaChng
25.2 SnrHouse
32.1 SierraBcp
109.0 SimonProp
11.2 SkywksSol
19.0 SthrnFst
16.2 SthnMOBc
23.5 SWBcOK
50.4 SovranSlfSt
14.0 SterlngBanc
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
MaguirePr MPG
MedclProp MPW
MFA Mtg
MFA
MHIHosp
MDH
Mid Am Apt MAA
MissWst
MSW
MonREIT
MNRTA
Natl Hlth Inv NHI
NatRetPrp NNN
Newcstle
NCT
NStarRlty
NRF
NtnwdHlth NHP
NYMtgTr
NYMT
OmegaHlth OHI
OneLibertyPr OLP
OrigenFnl
ORGN
PacOffPT
PCE
Penn REIT PEI
PittsWVRR PW
Plum Crk Tim PCL
4.79 -0.13
7.66 -0.60
5.33 0.09
3.40 -0.12
42.07 1.17
7.75 0.31
6.19 -0.47
30.50 -0.34
19.79 -0.46
3.60 -0.33
4.15 -0.84
31.57 -0.52
3.46 -0.49
16.38 -0.10
13.42 -0.39
0.95 -0.10
6.22 0.02
10.61 -0.61
9.27 0.09
42.59 -1.00
-5 ..
143 14.1
-27 16.5
354 20.0
46 5.8
141 10.3
96 9.7
119 7.2
87 7.6
97 27.8
155 34.7
18 5.6
117 18.5
60 7.3
4 10.7
-61 ..
758 3.2
178 21.5
43 5.6
110 3.9
45
56
55
34
63
17
80
90
86
13
61
82
80
38
70
9
23
72
73
27
79
DDC+
E
E
E
D+
C
C+
D+
C+
D+
DC+
DE
E
C+
DC+
D-
15.9
55.9
8.2
8.1
57.9
73.3
77.6
117.2
27.6
38.3
39.5
49.5
34.9
66.6
93.5
18.9
8.1
62.7
124.0
158.9
26.8
PMC Cmrcl
Post Pptys
PresRltyA
PresRltyB
PrkwyProp
ProLogis
PS BusPk
PublicStg
PubStgDSA
RAIT Fin
RamcoGers
Rayonier
RealtyIncm
Redwood Tr
RegencyCtrs
ResceCap
Roberts Rlty
Saul Centers
SimonProp
SLGreenRlty
SnrHouse
PNTR
PBIB
PLPC
PNRG
PRIM
PNBC
PVTB
PSA
PSAA
PULB
QNTA
QCOR
DFZ
RGCO
RTIX
RYN
RGAB
REV
DINE
RCBK
RIVR
ROME
RURL
RBNF
SBH
SMHG
SAPE
BFS
WNI
SCOP
SEAC
SNH
BSRR
SPG
SWKS
SFST
SMBC
OKSB
SSS
SBIB
6.30
16.55
45.63
61.99
6.20
24.76
34.68
78.45
23.89
7.85
2.65
6.92
6.51
26.10
7.99
38.58
42.95
11.92
4.29
6.74
13.95
10.00
1.87
8.60
6.41
7.05
5.67
42.00
5.88
4.55
6.99
18.41
21.72
74.25
6.58
9.50
13.50
15.60
34.94
9.40
0.20
0.00
-3.22
-0.95
-0.29
-1.24
-2.32
0.81
-0.90
-0.21
-0.01
0.00
-0.05
-1.90
-0.36
-0.39
-4.05
-0.88
0.04
0.00
0.00
0.00
-0.09
-0.15
0.15
-0.43
-0.09
-0.70
-0.03
0.07
-0.16
-0.24
1.99
1.24
-0.27
0.00
0.00
-0.61
-0.78
0.39
30
18
22
-38
4
-84
-25
66
335
-59
-16
61
98
-57
57
51
-22
42
-37
-92
-47
98
88
-9
80
37
-25
35
21
59
24
39
-53
119
29
-80
-84
-46
115
-41
85
86
87
87
83
81
94
90
89
95
83
88
80
87
83
83
83
81
80
82
91
88
92
91
79
90
88
96
80
90
80
90
86
94
93
89
82
94
97
81
44
59
67
89
70
56
81
92
98
73
17
79
73
86
79
24
33
29
53
39
67
74
59
94
91
56
99
62
34
69
81
57
90
49
63
66
72
89
80
50
88 B
86 B
77 D
67 D+
84 D+
82 C+
88 C
83 D
79 C+
99 B
97 B73 C
79 B+
65 C+
95 C+
98 A97 B86 A
86 E
89 C
93 D
76 C
93 B
83 C+
65 C
86 B57 D91 C+
84 D+
84 C+
63 E
92 C+
64 B94 A93 B+
94 D
84 A83 B+
90 D
93 D-
15.2 Stwrdshp n
5.6 SummInf
19.0 SumtFnlGr
10.9 SuperMic n
13.6 SuperiorUnf
29.2 TF Fincl
13.0 TamalpaisB
46.3 TangerFact
9.3 Taylor Device
8.8 TlCmSys
9.0 Tercica
13.6 TexRdhsA
4.9 3Com
9.3 TibcoSft
9.0 Transcat
32.8 TricoBcsh
13.7 TrustcNY
34.0 Trustmk
7.1 Unify Cp
21.5 UnionBksh
11.0 UnitedBkOH
15.0 UnitdBcOH
31.9 UnitdNaturl
45.6 US Lime
22.3 UtdWst
32.4 UtahMedPr
14.0 VanceInfo n
9.2 VasclrSoln
52.0 Ventas
57.1 Villge Sup
55.2 Vina Concha
9.3 Vivus
9.5 WSPHld n
17.3 WVS Finl
11.5 WestfldF
5.5 Wet Seal
5.5 WhiteElc
16.5 WilsLease
23.8 Winmark
50.0 YPFSciedad
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
PCC
PPS
PDLA
PDLB
PKY
PLD
PSB
PSA
PSAA
RAS
RPT
RYN
O
RWT
REG
RSO
RPI
BFS
SPG
SLG
SNH
6.10 -0.47
23.23 0.43
3.90 0.00
3.30 0.04
27.66 -1.61
26.74 -0.95
46.05 -2.24
78.45 0.81
23.89 -0.90
3.14 -0.53
16.90 -0.98
38.58 -0.39
21.48 -0.44
16.88 0.47
49.50 -0.44
3.13 -0.37
3.30 0.05
42.00 -0.70
74.25 1.24
49.07 3.74
18.41 -0.24
310 14.8
12 7.7
-27 16.4
78 19.4
89 9.4
20 7.7
36 3.8
66 2.8
335 10.3
28 58.6
106 10.9
51 5.2
142 7.9
46 17.8
55 5.9
179 49.8
4 ..
35 4.5
119 4.8
46 6.4
39 7.6
78
17
61
25
18
83
59
52
68
81
48
85
84
92
84
60
66
76
93
73
32
D
B
C+
D
E
D
E
B
C+
DDBD+
BD+
BE
E
D+
E
B-
63.9
24.4
35.5
30.7
8.5
46.3
66.0
284.0
23.6
34.1
16.5
42.0
19.1
20.5
52.0
16.0
6.5
136.6
43.4
52.3
7.3
SovranSlfSt
StratHtls
Sun Cmnts
SunstnHtl
SuperHosp
TangerFact
Taubman Ctr
ThornbrgM
U-Store-It
UDR INC
UMHProp
UnivrslHR
UrstdBdl
UrstdBdlA
Ventas
VesRMII rs
VestinRMI
VorndRlty
Wash REIT
WeingrtnR
WinthropR
SSFN
SUMR
SMMF
SMCI
SGC
THRD
TAMB
SKT
TAYD
TSYS
TRCA
TXRH
COMS
TIBX
TRNS
TCBK
TRST
TRMK
UNFY
UNB
UBCP
UBOH
UNFI
USLM
UWBK
UTMD
VIT
VASC
VTR
VLGEA
VCO
VVUS
WH
WVFC
WFD
WTSLA
WEDC
WLFC
WINA
YPF
12.50
4.10
11.08
6.75
9.00
20.45
10.20
34.65
4.90
5.73
8.76
8.14
2.34
5.72
6.70
19.11
10.28
19.21
4.48
19.50
10.10
10.97
22.28
31.15
11.74
27.30
6.07
7.00
39.00
42.94
29.49
6.32
5.33
17.26
9.80
3.35
4.36
10.75
17.39
46.00
0.00
-0.03
0.08
-0.55
0.25
-0.05
-0.50
-0.31
-0.05
-0.05
-0.05
0.33
0.12
-0.20
0.07
0.82
0.45
-0.61
1.56
3.40
-0.90
0.00
0.10
-0.52
0.65
-0.46
0.13
-0.02
-0.75
-0.76
-1.60
-0.16
-0.65
0.00
0.10
0.25
-0.35
-0.13
0.64
1.20
-84
89
44
29
55
72
200
59
-60
-40
28
50
55
114
147
-26
-9
-55
107
117
-20
-96
75
-52
-90
84
-19
54
86
15
14
34
-33
8
32
51
416
-82
-96
99
Closing
Vol% %
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
SSS
BEE
SUI
SHO
SPPR
SKT
TCO
TMA
YSI
UDR
UMH
UHT
UBP
UBA
VTR
VRTB
VRTA
VNO
WRE
WRI
FUR
34.94 -0.78
5.40 -0.63
15.46 -0.30
8.93 -1.12
2.60 -0.17
34.65 -0.31
36.64 0.94
3.27 0.66
8.65 -0.36
20.05 -0.52
6.76 -0.21
31.22 -1.33
14.23 -0.82
15.62 -0.78
39.00 -0.75
3.70 -0.01
2.00 -0.05
77.00 3.65
32.25 0.17
26.76 -0.22
2.67 -0.29
115 7.3
-9 17.8
66 16.3
58 15.7
215 19.6
59 4.4
121 4.5
-16 ..
91 8.3
48 6.6
16 10.7
126 7.5
90 6.0
49 6.1
86 5.3
-10 ..
-16 ..
107 4.7
61 5.4
38 7.8
268 9.7
B10
FUTURES
Season
Open
High Low
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
Season
High Low
Grains
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1284.3 586.25 Dec 08 162,099 612.75 619.50 586.25
1275.0 601.75 Mar 09 52,551 633.50 639.50 609.50
1200.0 623.75 May 09 5,773 648.25 650.00 623.75
1140.8 550.00 Jul 09 38,427 661.25 667.00 640.00
1126.0 653.50 Sep 09 2,583 674.75 676.50 658.25
1155.8 571.00 Dec 09 14,840 695.00 697.75 672.00
1112.0 555.00 Jul 10 4,820 701.00 708.75 688.75
Est. Vol. 74,122 Vol. 43,115 open int 282,392 2,282
608.00
629.00
643.00
656.00
671.50
691.50
703.00
+4.75
+4.25
+4.25
+4.25
+4.25
+4.25
+2.25
CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

799.25 386.50 Dec 08 486,713 426.50 432.50 407.00 427.50
816.00 395.75 Mar 09 199,992 442.50 449.00 423.50 444.00
822.00 401.00 May 09 49,235 454.75 460.00 436.25 455.75
826.00 403.75 Jul 09 103,678 465.25 471.00 446.25 466.00
763.75 455.25 Sep 09 20,439 473.50 474.50 455.25 472.50
707.00 391.75 Dec 09 112,738 475.50 480.75 456.00 477.00
711.25 401.00 Mar 10 7,986 492.25 493.50 474.00 491.50
713.25 485.00 May 10 351 485.00 497.00 485.00 497.00
714.50 407.00 Jul 10 2,038 490.00 503.00 489.75 501.50
705.00 394.00 Dec 10 27,210 460.75 466.00 442.00 463.00
660.00 463.00 Dec 11
550 472.50 475.00 463.00 473.00
Est. Vol. 254,000 Vol. 254,000 open int 1,010,987 4,752
+10.5
+10.5
+10.3
+9.75
+10.0
+11.5
+11.5
+11.0
+10.0
+14.5
+4.50
OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

489.25 284.00 Dec 08 8,897 295.50 302.50
502.00 284.00 Mar 09 2,730 312.50 315.00
510.00 284.00 May 09 1,652 319.00 330.00
533.00 305.00 Dec 09 1,550 362.75 364.50
Est. Vol. 859 Vol. 859 open int 15,223 199
289.25
307.75
319.00
362.00
293.00
310.00
321.50
362.00
0.75
1.25
1.25
0.75
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

1636.8 911.00 Nov 08 163,525 959.50 989.00 911.00
1649.0 919.75 Jan 09 85,588 974.00 1004.0 927.00
1653.5 924.00 Mar 09 27,274 988.25 1018.0 940.00
1644.5 943.00 May 09 15,123 998.00 1018.5 952.75
1650.0 934.00 Jul 09 20,967 1007.5 1023.8 963.75
1640.0 972.50 Aug 09 1,177 991.50 1038.8 991.50
1600.0 969.00 Sep 09
489 1005.8 1035.0 970.00
1557.5 876.00 Nov 09 38,578 993.00 1027.0 955.50
1555.5 950.00 Nov 10 5,103 995.00 1005.0 962.75
Est. Vol. 346,403 Vol. 177,958 open int 358,187 +9,457
964.00
979.25
993.50
1003.0
1011.0
1012.5
1010.0
1000.5
1001.5
+38.0
+38.3
+38.8
+37.0
+36.5
+37.0
+36.0
+33.3
+34.3
SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton

433.60 227.10 Oct 08 2,653 263.30 264.70 248.50
431.90 246.00 Dec 08 82,254 267.80 276.60 251.20
433.00 247.50 Jan 09 14,272 270.50 272.40 257.90
434.00 246.50 Mar 09 16,102 274.80 277.00 258.50
434.00 246.50 May 09 10,297 277.90 283.20 262.10
435.50 246.50 Jul 09 13,348 280.70 286.20 265.00
431.50 263.00 Aug 09 3,383 283.20 288.90 269.00
426.40 262.50 Sep 09 2,583 282.10 288.50 269.00
407.90 246.50 Oct 09 1,329 277.00 278.50 267.00
400.00 231.30 Dec 09 7,040 276.30 285.50 262.50
Est. Vol. 48,697 Vol. 48,697 open int 153,391 381
263.70
268.80
271.40
275.80
279.00
282.00
281.50
281.00
278.30
279.30
+11.8
+12.0
+12.0
+12.1
+12.1
+12.1
+12.5
+12.0
+11.5
+11.5
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb

71.65 38.50 Oct 08 1,194 39.68 39.71 38.50
74.00 38.39 Dec 08 133,698 39.85 40.85 38.39
74.04 39.21 Jan 09 30,130 40.47 41.33 39.21
74.18 39.49 Mar 09 23,730 40.87 41.82 39.49
71.90 40.12 May 09 14,768 41.42 42.16 40.12
71.90 40.15 Jul 09 20,724 41.56 42.41 40.15
71.50 40.85 Aug 09 3,012 41.89 42.23 40.85
71.20 40.75 Sep 09 2,666 41.99 42.58 40.75
70.50 40.63 Oct 09 2,481 41.50 41.95 40.80
70.00 40.63 Dec 09 17,316 42.31 42.82 40.88
Est. Vol. 66,302 Vol. 66,302 open int 253,813 +985
39.40
39.77
40.31
40.81
41.17
41.43
41.61
41.73
41.75
41.87
0.01
0.05
0.03
0.03
0.03
0.06
0.05
0.05
0.08
0.10
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

1293.0 605.00 Dec 08 50,074 626.00 648.00 626.00
1275.0 609.00 Mar 09 15,679 650.00 667.00 646.00
1255.0 635.00 May 09 4,679 662.00 678.00 662.00
1135.0 546.00 Jul 09 13,498 671.00 684.50 670.50
1135.0 575.00 Dec 09 2,037 709.00 712.50 707.00
1119.0 719.50 Jul 10 1,430 730.00 733.00 726.50
638.00
657.50
670.00
675.00
707.00
726.50
+4.00
+3.75
+3.50
+2.50
+1.50
...
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT

22.72 11.90 Nov 08 4,276 17.55 18.11
22.38 12.88 Jan 09 3,172 17.82 18.43
22.65 14.45 Mar 09 697 18.00 18.50
22.78 11.96 May 09 343 19.11 19.11
19.70 11.90 Nov 09
29 17.18 17.18
Est. Vol. 880 Vol. 880 open int 8,658 133
17.29
17.60
17.93
18.27
16.40
17.30 0.40
17.62 0.415
17.93 0.415
18.27 0.40
16.40 0.38
Meats
CATTLE
(CME)
40,000
lbs.
cents
113.20 90.40 Oct 08 19,067 93.10 93.55 90.40

115.32 86.65 Dec 08 123,454 95.05 95.57 92.27
117.65 92.40 Feb 09 53,796 94.95 95.62 92.40
119.20 92.92 Apr 09 25,200 95.30 96.00 92.92
116.70 90.95 Jun 09 12,979 93.25 93.85 90.95
117.50 91.80 Aug 09 2,718 93.60 94.80 91.80
118.50 95.00 Oct 09 1,727 97.70 97.70 95.00
119.00 96.00 Dec 09
434 98.10 98.50 96.00
110.00 100.00 Feb 10
3 101.40 101.40 100.00
per
92.45
94.95
95.10
95.75
93.60
94.75
97.70
98.50
100.00
lb.
0.95
0.15
0.02
+0.30
0.07
+0.33
+0.20
0.45
1.50
Season
High Low
Open
Season
Interest Open High Low Close Chg. High Low
Foods
Oils
Metals
FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb. PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz
118.80 96.30 Oct 08 4,111 98.20 99.65 96.30
168.00 95.70 Nov 08 11,342 98.37 99.20 95.70
118.10 94.80 Jan 09 7,294 97.65 98.50 94.80
118.05 96.10 Mar 09 1,088 98.50 99.40 96.10
118.25 97.05 Apr 09
529 100.10 100.25 97.05
118.25 98.50 May 09 614 100.00 101.50 98.50
113.17 100.00 Aug 09 109 102.50 102.50 100.00
109.85 101.00 Sep 09
na 101.95 102.05 101.00
98.90
98.32
97.92
99.40
100.25
100.60
102.00
102.05
0.30
0.33
+0.30
+0.70
+0.45
0.40
0.80
0.65
HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.

78.87
79.15
85.45
92.50
98.50
100.25
98.85
96.00
94.00
64.20
58.70
65.75
71.52
78.30
81.57
80.40
77.45
73.30
Oct 08
Dec 08
Feb 09
Apr 09
May 09
Jun 09
Jul 09
Aug 09
Oct 09
10,550
88,582
33,697
24,473
1,052
16,195
1,735
1,584
639
67.35
61.50
66.92
73.07
79.00
82.90
81.60
77.50
73.50
68.00
62.57
67.75
73.50
80.10
83.10
81.60
78.40
74.20
66.80
61.15
66.10
71.60
78.30
81.60
80.40
77.45
73.30
67.87
61.90
67.05
72.95
80.07
82.75
81.47
78.17
73.47
+0.97
+0.48
0.10
0.17
+0.32
0.20
0.10
0.23
0.73
Open
0.20 2115.6 1042.0 Mar 09 305 1185.0 1208.1 1167.8 1186.9 +19.9
2146.1 1057.5 Dec 09
125 1228.2 1228.2 1191.0 1204.0 +41.3
PORK BELLIES (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb. Est. Vol. 2,674 Vol. open int 3,922 56
105.05 83.25 Feb 09
605 93.10 94.30 90.35 91.25 2.10 HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb.
104.30 84.95 Mar 09
27 92.00 92.00 90.50 90.50 2.00 405.40 235.60 Oct 08 1,255 247.00 247.00 235.60 236.65 17.8
105.50 88.45 May 09
48 92.75 92.75 90.70 90.70 2.35 404.75 227.90 Nov 08 1,857 240.70 252.80 232.10 236.70 17.8
104.00 89.00 Jul 09
24 95.80 95.80 93.00 93.25 2.60 404.50 228.50 Dec 08 48,626 238.75 256.45 228.50 235.50 17.9
402.00 226.55 Jan 09 1,962 241.05 252.45 231.55 235.80 18.1
Est. Vol. 54 Vol. 65 open int 705 +48
400.00 226.40 Feb 09 1,358 241.90 242.50 232.30 236.40 18.1
398.55 231.60 Mar 09 15,654 239.60 255.30 231.60 236.10 17.7
396.90 236.50 Apr 09
602 247.75 254.30 236.50 236.70 17.6
COCOA (NYBT) 10 metric tons $ per ton 395.25 235.40 May 09 1,955 241.00 256.40 235.40 236.60 17.5
3273.0 1845.0 Dec 08 55,577 2399.0 2405.0 2331.0 2372.0 41.0 393.60 237.30 Jun 09
581 247.75 247.75 237.30 237.30 17.4
3228.0 1896.0 Mar 09 30,006 2400.0 2421.0 2360.0 2394.0 41.0 388.65 237.35 Sep 09 1,069 248.15 248.15 237.35 237.35 17.1
3214.0 1924.0 May 09 12,789 2408.0 2442.0 2386.0 2416.0 37.0 383.70 237.05 Dec 09 1,676 247.00 247.00 237.05 237.05 17.1
3220.0 2092.0 Jul 09 5,507 2425.0 2439.0 2400.0 2436.0 48.0 Est. Vol. 10,679 Vol. 15,550 open int 80,024 +30
3237.0 2108.0 Sep 09 3,064 2442.0 2451.0 2416.0 2416.0 75.0
3217.0 2178.0 Dec 09 6,636 2444.0 2447.0 2413.0 2413.0 73.0
3188.0 2316.0 Mar 10 2,074 2439.0 2441.0 2407.0 2407.0 76.0
LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl.
COFFEE C (NYBT) 37,500 lbs. cents per lb. 147.81 62.60 Nov 08 210,061 88.59 90.99 86.05 88.95 1.11
178.90 109.35 Dec 08 83,817 114.00 116.00 109.35 115.25 +1.25 148.03 54.90 Dec 08 236,912 86.96 89.57 84.82 88.43 0.28
181.60 114.40 Mar 09 32,081 118.60 120.75 114.40 120.00 +1.10 147.56 62.90 Jan 09 61,031 87.37 89.40 84.81 88.48 +0.08
181.50 117.50 May 09 12,999 122.40 123.60 117.50 122.75 +0.55 146.93 65.89 Feb 09 29,730 88.00 89.20 84.93 88.59 +0.14
181.60 120.50 Jul 09 3,496 124.25 125.65 120.50 125.45 +0.45 148.12 60.15 Mar 09 29,606 88.36 89.04 85.25 88.73 +0.17
183.15 123.45 Sep 09 1,956 127.00 128.50 123.45 128.05 +0.20 148.50 65.97 Apr 09 21,310 88.36 89.48 85.80 88.91 +0.15
189.00 127.05 Dec 09 2,572 130.10 131.25 127.05 131.25 +0.55 146.69 66.00 May 09 16,672 89.01 89.32 86.41 89.17 +0.12
192.80 139.55 Dec 10
148 139.60 143.50 139.55 143.50 +0.50 147.50 60.40 Jun 09 62,855 88.70 90.16 86.34 89.43 +0.07
147.40 66.03 Jul 09 16,910 88.38 89.71 87.00 89.71 +0.04
ORANGE JUICE (NYBT) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb. 146.39 66.03 Aug 09 10,108 86.80 90.00 86.80 90.00 +0.01
...
153.50 78.30 Nov 08 15,106 83.10 85.85 82.50 83.00 +0.60 145.96 66.03 Sep 09 14,674 87.10 90.30 87.10 90.30
...
177.00 84.05 Jan 09 9,137 87.15 89.45 86.25 86.75 +0.80 145.79 66.02 Oct 09 8,625 90.50 90.61 87.40 90.61
153.20 85.30 Mar 09 4,988 90.85 91.60 90.25 90.65 0.10 146.73 53.70 Dec 09 97,646 89.96 91.79 87.88 91.23 0.04
144.87
65.88
Mar
10
8,049
89.30
92.04
89.30
92.04
0.04
153.20 91.25 May 09 1,398 95.00 95.00 94.45 94.45 0.05
144.99
27.15
Dec
10
62,156
92.50
94.15
90.92
93.83
0.04
146.30 95.80 Jul 09
333 98.20 98.20 97.95 97.95 +0.35
154.05 102.00 Nov 09 104 103.15 103.40 103.15 103.40 +0.25 143.27 64.40 Jun 11 22,002 93.54 94.33 93.53 94.33 +0.13
143.00 59.85 Dec 11 24,208 94.00 94.73 92.40 94.73 +0.20
SUGAR 14 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb. 142.99 59.00 Dec 12 30,007 94.00 95.12 92.21 95.12 +0.23
23.83 20.51 Nov 08 451 21.35 21.35 21.35 21.35 0.63 141.99 69.21 Dec 13 14,475 95.00 95.47 92.40 95.47 +0.26
23.43 20.50 Jan 09 2,592 21.65 21.89 21.65 21.89 0.03 141.94 69.14 Dec 14 9,475 95.90 95.90 93.95 95.82 +0.28
23.43 20.75 Mar 09 2,337 21.85 21.88 21.85 21.88 0.07 142.70 69.09 Dec 15 12,780 93.80 96.30 93.80 96.18 +0.30
Est. Vol. 400,720 Vol. 662,479 open int 1,087,469 +626
23.42 20.95 May 09 1,001 21.95 21.95 21.88 21.88 0.10
23.43 20.95 Jul 09
786 22.05 22.05 21.88 21.88 0.17 NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu
14.00 6.510 Nov 08 114,010 6.750 6.834 6.510 6.742 0.026
Est. Vol. 367 Vol. 636 open int 7,694 +134
SUGARWORLD 11 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb. 14.36 4.108 Dec 08 69,843 7.051 7.141 6.850 7.074 0.031
14.55 7.140 Jan 09 89,707 7.355 7.437 7.140 7.382 0.002
15.85 9.890 Mar 09 319,563 11.90 12.08 11.48 12.08 +0.19
14.46 7.216 Feb 09 39,431 7.418 7.496 7.216 7.449 0.005
17.10 9.940 May 09 95,409 12.15 12.26 11.70 12.22 +0.21
14.17 7.154 Mar 09 74,392 7.320 7.402 7.154 7.354 0.015
15.99 9.970 Jul 09 103,655 12.23 12.28 11.72 12.24 +0.22
12.00 6.930 Apr 09 67,366 7.227 7.295 7.058 7.244 0.030
16.17 11.10 Oct 09 65,886 12.45 12.72 12.18 12.66 +0.22
11.82 6.490 May 09 47,665 7.350 7.360 7.124 7.311 0.031
16.49 12.69 Mar 10 45,513 12.89 13.19 12.69 13.15 +0.12
11.87 6.720 Jun 09 20,262 7.473 7.479 7.327 7.433 0.034
16.21 12.68 Jul 10 9,893 12.75 13.06 12.68 13.00 0.15
11.98 6.960 Jul 09 19,749 7.603 7.603 7.410 7.565 0.037
16.31 12.70 Oct 10 9,224 12.75 13.06 12.70 13.05 0.09
12.04 6.900 Aug 09 18,597 7.703 7.708 7.500 7.662 0.037
16.77 12.74 Mar 11 12,293 12.81 13.20 12.74 13.13 +0.09
12.06 7.050 Sep 09 17,051 7.696 7.736 7.540 7.694 0.040
12.12 7.115 Oct 09 32,530 7.769 7.817 7.624 7.774 0.040
12.40 7.350 Nov 09 16,663 8.132 8.133 7.940 8.094 0.035
12.75 7.570 Dec 09 26,344 8.420 8.496 8.310 8.459 0.045
GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz. Est. Vol. 92,465 Vol. 184,324 open int 653,610 227,404
1034.3 684.40 Oct 08
313 905.00 915.50 877.70 903.10 +24.7 HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal
922.20 743.50 Nov 08 290 900.10 920.20 879.60 903.80 +24.4 425.00 212.28 Nov 08 51,055 249.00 251.50 239.71 249.45 1.12
1048.0 497.00 Dec 08 208,601 905.30 924.90 880.10 906.50 +24.5 428.15 213.75 Dec 08 31,559 251.95 254.23 242.67 252.45 1.02
1045.0 743.90 Feb 09 17,678 906.10 928.00 886.90 910.50 +24.7 428.00 215.28 Jan 09 26,597 255.30 257.50 248.00 255.90 0.97
1050.0 749.80 Apr 09 18,422 908.90 928.50 890.00 913.70 +24.9 428.60 214.68 Feb 09 12,942 257.48 259.25 251.10 258.25 0.97
1035.0 508.00 Jun 09 19,304 891.50 930.00 891.50 916.70 +25.2 428.50 211.88 Mar 09 11,172 257.50 260.70 251.23 259.20 0.97
1060.0 522.40 Dec 09 13,838 922.90 938.60 919.60 925.10 +26.0 425.00 207.43 Apr 09 5,197 258.04 259.75 252.00 258.80 0.97
1025.4 769.10 Feb 10
693 932.00 932.00 928.10 928.10 +26.3 421.25 202.98 May 09 5,520 253.47 258.93 251.10 258.35 0.97
1051.4 532.30 Jun 10 6,103 937.00 937.00 934.10 934.10 +26.9 414.25 200.68 Jun 09 21,074 258.00 258.78 250.75 258.45 0.92
1150.0 675.00 Dec 10 13,379 920.40 949.00 920.40 946.40 +27.7 413.25 200.78 Jul 09 3,085 256.50 260.69 253.01 259.70 0.82
413.75 201.68 Aug 09 2,382 260.50 262.00 255.00 261.45 0.72
MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz. 414.80 202.98 Sep 09 2,991 263.25 263.70 257.61 263.70 0.62
1041.3 734.00 Oct 08
32 897.80 913.10 895.00 903.10 +24.2 436.25 208.18 Dec 09 13,204 268.46 269.75 262.15 269.75 0.52
921.30 741.00 Nov 08 118 899.50 921.30 882.90 904.50 +23.6 419.35 209.48 Jan 10 1,070 271.14 271.60 271.14 271.60 0.52
1046.0 736.50 Dec 08 3,669 905.90 924.90 880.00 909.70 +19.7 398.85 195.48 Jun 10 2,759 263.96 265.25 260.40 265.25 0.02
1021.9 743.80 Feb 09
301 906.00 926.80 889.70 913.70 +19.3 Est. Vol. 39,244 Vol. 83,444 open int 208,439 +682
1040.0 759.70 Dec 09
26 920.00 925.10 920.00 925.10 +26.0 NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon
3.545 1.9482 Nov 08 59,607 2.016 2.070 1.9500 2.030 0.033
Est. Vol. 12,189 Vol. open int 4,207 26
PLATINUM (NYM) 50 troy oz. dollars per troy oz. 3.545 1.9274 Dec 08 32,945 2.035 2.085 1.9697 2.049 0.029
2288.0 948.70 Oct 08
410 999.50 1003.6 999.50 1003.6 8.60 3.556 1.9339 Jan 09 19,550 2.072 2.101 1.9963 2.076 0.027
2180.0 940.00 Jan 09 14,236 1003.9 1027.0 961.10 1012.1 8.60 3.753 2.084 Apr 09 10,273 2.237 2.295 2.220 2.295 0.025
1547.5 950.00 Apr 09
204 1015.0 1017.9 1015.0 1017.9 8.60 Est. Vol. 48,606 Vol. 85,692 open int 163,241 2,688
90.05 71.80 Dec 09
114 72.00 72.00 71.80 71.80
Woods And Fibers
+1.25 LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per 1,000 bd. ft.
+0.90 314.60 183.70 Nov 08 4,716 189.70 191.50 183.70 185.90 3.80
298.00 198.10 Jan 09 4,597 203.10 204.90 198.10 199.40 2.50
per troy oz. 305.00 212.20 Mar 09 641 219.00 219.00 212.20 214.40 5.30
1171.7 +39.2 303.50 223.50 May 09 169 230.90 231.20 223.50 229.80 3.10
1174.4 +39.2 298.50 225.10 Sep 09
46 230.00 236.00 225.10 227.00 3.10
1177.2 +39.2 Est. Vol. 1,366 Vol. 1,053 open int 10,211 317
1185.7 +40.5 COTTON 2 (NYBT) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.
1189.7 +40.5 81.53 52.00 Dec 08 116,515 53.75 54.80 52.00 53.90 +0.25
1193.9 +40.7 86.81 56.50 Mar 09 38,145 57.90 58.98 56.50 58.20 +0.20
1204.0 +41.3 88.38 58.40 May 09 7,529 59.67 59.95 58.40 59.95 +0.06
1211.7 +42.1 89.56 60.15 Jul 09 11,203 61.62 61.62 60.15 61.47 0.33
1233.9 +44.2 101.50 63.55 Dec 09 9,722 65.22 65.63 63.55 65.20 0.60
1248.8 +45.6 101.72 73.58 Dec 10
779 74.00 74.00 72.69 72.69 0.99
608.75 194.00 Dec 08 14,332 199.25 205.05 195.15 199.70

528.00 199.00 Mar 09 290 202.00 206.25 201.00 202.20
Est. Vol. 457 Vol. 1,535 open int 14,622 399
SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents

1784.1 1031.0 Oct 08
78 1190.0 1190.0 1160.5
1356.0 1030.0 Nov 08
59 1164.0 1198.0 1158.5
2155.0 758.00 Dec 08 59,980 1164.0 1213.0 1144.5
2122.5 1045.0 Mar 09 12,268 1175.0 1208.0 1162.0
2130.0 1061.0 May 09 5,114 1193.0 1193.0 1189.7
2170.0 750.00 Jul 09 6,386 1185.0 1196.0 1185.0
2200.0 795.00 Dec 09 4,817 1200.0 1226.0 1197.0
2013.5 1067.5 Mar 10 396 1200.0 1211.7 1200.0
2205.5 975.00 Dec 10 2,487 1212.0 1233.9 1211.5
2210.6 1079.0 Jul 11
723 1230.0 1248.8 1230.0
MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz.

1366.7 1049.3 Nov 08
68 1173.4 1182.8 1173.4 1175.9
2150.3 1027.0 Dec 08 3,262 1167.5 1214.0 1144.5 1176.5
2109.6 1056.3 Jan 09
52 1181.9 1208.6 1180.5 1181.9
Indexes
+40.9
+16.5
S&P COMP. INDEX (CME) 250 x
+41.4
1629.3 962.50 Dec 08 602,414 981.90 1043.2 962.50 981.00
1638.8 973.00 Mar 09 4,997 1022.0 1023.0 973.00 981.40
1648.3 973.10 Jun 09 3,126 975.10 1023.1 973.10 981.40
1657.8 972.60 Sep 09
759 974.60 1022.6 972.60 980.60
Company Earnings Reports
index
24.8
24.6
24.7
25.0
IBDs earnings reports feature stock symbols,industry groups, percent above or S&P MINI INDEX (CME) 50 x index
below consensus estimates, and EPS and Relative Strength Ratings. Earnings growth 1620.0 963.00 Dec 08 2,829,907 980.25 1045.0 963.00 981.00 24.8
greater than 25%, a key characteristic of winning stocks, is boldfaced. The whole line 1540.0 964.25 Mar 09 57,078 981.50 1043.3 964.25 981.40 24.6
is boldfaced when EPS growth is more than 25%, EPS Rating more than 85, and 1441.1 976.00 Jun 09 4,973 983.50 1024.5 976.00 981.40 24.6
earnings are stronger than expected. Arrows indicate acceleration or deceleration in Est. Vol. 2,058,782 Vol. 4,304,887 open int 2,891,966 +137,197
earnings or sales growth compared with the prior quarter. Data reported may be S&P MIDCAP 400 (CME) 500 x index
derived from 6-, 9- or 12-month reports. All earnings represent the current quarter. 960.70 571.80 Dec 08 5,714 588.70 608.50 571.80 589.40 4.70
Foreign companies are not reported. Nonrecurring items may be excluded from 919.50 594.40 Mar 09 na 594.40 596.70 594.40 596.70 4.70
791.80 609.40 Dec 09
na 609.40 611.70 609.40 611.70 4.70
earnings per share. Unique circumstances are taken into account for many industry Est.
Vol. 1 Vol. 146 open int 5,714 +41
groups. Sales may not apply for certain industries. Real estate investment trusts may DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average
reflect EPS or funds from operations.
13875 9138.0 Dec 08 25,247 9211.0 9795.0 9138.0 9201.0 337.0
Company Name
Symbol Industry
Curr
Closing Qtr
Price Erns
Prior
Under
Sales
Rel MINI DOW JONES (CBOT) $5 x DJIA index
Yrs Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str 13875 9122.0 Dec 08 96,805 9189.0 9805.0 9122.0 9154.0 366.0
Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg 13084 9185.0 Mar 09 505 9185.0 9788.0 9185.0 9185.0 353.0
6 Ups
Costco Wholesale
Lindsay Corp
Merix
Monsanto
Nu Horizons Electrs
W S I industries
NASDAQ
index
2355.0 1281.3 Dec 08 22,315 1320.5 1395.0 1281.3 1320.0
100
(CME)
$100
16.5
14.0
14.0
Retail-Mjr Dsc Chns

Machinery-Farm
Elec-Contract Mfg
Agricultural Oprtions
Elec-Prts Distribtrs
Metal Proc & Fabrica
57.06 0.97 vs 0.91

52.49 0.90 vs 0.32
1.27 0.10 vs0.17
81.44r0.03 vs 0.18
2.81 0.09 vs 0.08
3.73 0.11 vs 0.08
+6.6a +4.323100 +13a 76 72 2258.0 1330.5 Mar 09 20 1330.5 1330.5 1326.5 1326.5
5 1333.5 1333.5 1329.5 1329.5
+181` +29 147 +100` 92 59 2091.0 1333.5 Jun 09
..
.. 90.6 8.8 30 18 MINI NASDAQ 100 INDE (CME) $20 x
..
.. 2051 +35` 90 58 2355.0 1280.8 Dec 08 380,934 1318.5 1393.3 1280.8 1320.0
+12.5 +125 212 +14` 81 16 2258.0 1288.5 Mar 09 411 1327.0 1398.3 1288.5 1326.5
.. 6.8 +36` 97 31 Est. Vol. 720,110 Vol. 586,614 open int 381,345 +26,176
+37.5a
CART
GRIF
MAYS
PRXI
RT
SMIT
Banks-Southeast
Agricultural Oprtions
Real Estate Oprtions
Leisure-Services
Retail-Restaurants
Elec-Scntific/Msrng
9.25 0.01 vs
36.79 0.25 vs
15.45 0.07 vs
1.64 0.03 vs
4.62 0.01 vs
6.00 0.01 vs
92.3
.. 2.5 6.0
..
.. 7.9 35
93.6
.. 4.0 51
82.3 +200 15.1 6.3
95.2 91 324 6.6
85.7
.. 3.2 +36`
RUSSELL
2000
(CME)
500
812.40 530.00 Dec 08 11,634 562.20 716.80 530.00 716.80

Est. Vol. 236 Vol. open int 630 +10
6 Downs
RUSSELL
Carolina Trust Bk
Griffin Lnd&Nursrs
Mays J W Inc
Premier Exhibitions
Ruby Tuesday
Schmitt Inds
INDEX
COST
LNN
MERX
MON
NUHC
WSCI
0.13
0.43
1.10
0.17
0.21
0.07
26
23
24
49
9
44
67
95
64
6
41
90
index
12.7
AVGS.
(NYBT)
(CME)
$50
...
225
Mini
16.5
14.0
index
835.60 527.50 Dec 08 2,923 534.00 555.15 527.50 531.20

Est. Vol. 572 Vol. open int 2,923 +22
NIKKEI
1000
index
$5
nsa
15710 9100.0 Dec 08 63,245 9170.0 9460.0 9100.0 9185.0 635.0

14700 9230.0 Mar 09
1 9230.0 9230.0 9225.0 9225.0 605.0
14390 9230.0 Jun 09
na 9230.0 9230.0 9225.0 9225.0 605.0
Financials
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123-27 109-00 Dec 08 790,162 117-29 121-28 117-13 118-09 214
122-20 109-22 Mar 09 1,639 116-22 120-11 116-10 117-03 217
119-29 108-24 Jun 09
19 115-16 116-03 115-16 116-03 214
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119-11 107-22 Dec 08 1,456,394 114-23 118-02 114-08 114-30 2064

118-00 108-27 Mar 09 153 116-12 116-20 113-16 113-22 2064
Est. Vol. 1,926,238 Vol. 863,298 open int 1,456,547 +25,854
115-00 106-04 Dec 08 1,443,849 113-02 114-26 112-19 113-11
Est. Vol. 838,995 Vol. 618,549 open int 1,443,849 2,207
30
2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd
108-04 102-32 Dec 08 748,307 107-10 108-04 107-02 107-12 0.00000
EURODOLLARS (IMM) $1 millionpts of 100 pct.

97.29
97.31
98.27
98.19
98.00
97.89
97.69
97.58
97.30
96.95
96.75
96.61
96.47
95.45
96.19
91.57
91.58
91.53
94.28
91.40
94.23
92.25
92.22
94.11
94.09
94.06
Oct 08
Nov 08
Dec 08
Mar 09
Jun 09
Sep 09
Dec 09
Mar 10
Jun 10
Sep 10
Dec 10
Mar 11
Jun 11
165,006
41,540
1,653,738
1,293,053
1,006,364
901,790
740,853
524,728
320,572
267,761
205,817
168,723
168,358
95.98
96.80
97.27
97.78
97.77
97.67
97.39
97.27
96.99
96.71
96.28
96.16
96.06
96.20
96.82
97.47
97.96
97.95
97.89
97.69
97.58
97.30
96.95
96.54
96.33
96.14
95.45
96.36
96.83
97.54
97.58
97.50
97.24
97.06
96.72
96.36
95.97
95.80
95.64
95.65
96.53
97.14
97.75
97.75
97.63
97.31
97.09
96.75
96.41
96.04
95.88
95.72
0.315
0.255
0.125
0.03
0.01
0.04
0.10
0.17
0.22
0.25
0.265
0.255
0.25
INVESTORS.COM
Open
96.31 92.75 Sep 11 133,360 95.93 96.00 95.55 95.63

96.19 93.99 Dec 11 107,178 95.89 95.92 95.47 95.54
96.08 93.97 Mar 12 105,388 95.70 95.90 95.44 95.53
96.00 93.94 Jun 12 76,173 95.63 95.83 95.40 95.44
95.96 93.92 Sep 12 58,241 95.59 95.77 95.31 95.38
95.90 93.89 Dec 12 61,415 95.54 95.63 95.19 95.27
95.86 92.73 Mar 13 47,941 95.57 95.58 95.16 95.23
95.81 92.67 Jun 13 29,615 95.52 95.53 95.11 95.16
95.75 93.81 Sep 13 16,660 95.31 95.46 95.01 95.09
95.67 92.80 Dec 13 13,272 95.34 95.34 94.96 94.98
95.62 93.86 Mar 14 16,312 95.17 95.25 94.91 94.94
95.58 93.13 Jun 14
8,080 95.11 95.19 94.85 94.88
95.52 93.81 Sep 14
7,994 95.06 95.14 94.81 94.83
95.44 93.78 Dec 14 14,275 94.94 95.02 94.72 94.74
95.11 94.67 Mar 15 17,240 94.91 94.97 94.67 94.70
95.35 93.74 Jun 15
4,634 94.86 94.92 94.63 94.65
95.31 93.72 Sep 15
2,967 94.82 94.89 94.59 94.61
95.23 93.57 Mar 16
3,488 94.77 94.77 94.50 94.53
Est. Vol. 2,526,382 Vol. 2,332,598 open int 8,196,644 +92,285
US
DOLLAR
INDEX
(NYBT)
1000
0.25
0.255
0.26
0.265
0.27
0.27
0.275
0.275
0.275
0.275
0.275
0.275
0.275
0.275
0.275
0.275
0.275
0.275
index
82.03 72.08 Dec 08 42,864 81.43 81.53 80.59 80.96

82.30 72.50 Mar 09 2,183 81.68 81.68 81.00 81.30
82.58 73.29 Jun 09
125 81.55 81.56 81.39 81.56
0.42
0.23
0.19
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per A $

0.9652 0.6448 Dec 08 53,456 0.7103 0.7140 0.6448
0.9523 0.6450 Mar 09 748 0.7040 0.7082 0.6450
0.9408 0.6624 Jun 09
4 0.6627 0.7217 0.6624
0.9200 0.6625 Dec 09
15 0.6920 0.7180 0.6607
0.6755
0.6704
0.6691
0.6607
0.0397
0.0396
0.0363
0.0355
BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound

2.083 1.7269 Dec 08 98,324 1.7496 1.7895 1.7269
2.077 1.7240 Mar 09 1,434 1.7557 1.7639 1.7240
1.9849 1.7190 Jun 09
885 1.7362 1.7566 1.7189
1.9396 1.7057 Dec 09
3 1.7193 1.7193 1.7085
1.7304
1.7254
1.7189
1.7085
0.0202
0.0182
0.0175
0.0154
CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr

1.0999 0.8886 Dec 08 87,722 0.9070 0.9118 0.8915
1.0927 0.8943 Mar 09 3,163 0.9100 0.9125 0.8947
1.0173 0.8952 Jun 09 1,546 0.8969 0.9111 0.8952
1.0144 0.8982 Sep 09 1,637 0.9009 0.9009 0.8959
0.8933
0.8958
0.8965
0.8959
0.0135
0.0125
0.0124
0.0123
MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso

0.0993 0.0685 Dec 08 50,152 0.0806 0.0827 0.0685 0.0813 +0.00015
0.0983 0.0802 Mar 09 400 0.0802 0.0804 0.0802 0.0804 +0.00025
JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen

1.0465 0.8604 Dec 08 152,243 0.9925 1.0234 0.9909 1.0048 +0.0141
1.0385 0.8961 Mar 09 1,301 1.0011 1.0291 1.0003 1.0133 +0.0157
1.0412 0.9158 Jun 09 3,434 1.0253 1.0324 1.0025 1.0180 +0.0157
SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc

1.0159 0.8308 Dec 08 38,365 0.8819 0.8981 0.8728
1.0111 0.8666 Mar 09 423 0.8930 0.8988 0.8766
1.0103 0.8768 Jun 09
294 0.8856 0.8977 0.8803
0.9984 0.8775 Dec 09
4 0.8909 0.8983 0.8909
EURO
125,000
Euros,
1.5911 1.3461 Dec 08 157,744 1.3625 1.3802 1.3551

1.5816 1.3442 Mar 09 21,448 1.3540 1.3792 1.3540
1.5740 1.3409 Jun 09
389 1.3735 1.3736 1.3544
1.5674 1.3380 Sep 09
230 1.3600 1.3661 1.3555
1.5622 1.3364 Dec 09
5 1.3568 1.3648 1.3568
0.8925
0.8948
0.8961
0.8983
per
1.3718
1.3711
1.3686
1.3661
1.3648
+0.0094
+0.0095
+0.0103
+0.0118
Euro
+0.0066
+0.0076
+0.0079
+0.0082
+0.0085
30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of 100 pct.

98.70 95.64 Oct 08 102,637 98.49 98.54 98.39
98.75 95.64 Nov 08 138,181 98.70 98.75 98.60
98.80 95.64 Dec 08 81,271 98.75 98.80 98.68
98.83 95.64 Jan 09 58,818 98.80 98.83 98.74
98.84 95.64 Feb 09 71,296 98.80 98.84 98.72
98.85 95.64 Mar 09 24,086 98.78 98.85 98.70
98.81 95.64 Apr 09 20,109 98.74 98.81 98.71
98.78 95.64 May 09 21,098 98.64 98.78 98.62
98.75 95.64 Jun 09 6,124 98.64 98.75 98.60
98.50
98.70
98.76
98.81
98.81
98.80
98.75
98.67
98.64
+0.105
+0.125
+0.125
+0.14
+0.115
+0.125
+0.115
+0.09
+0.08
Crude Futures Slip, Gold A Safe Haven

As Dollar Recoils From Fresh Rate Cut
BY REUTERS
A coordinated rate cut by world central banks failed to halt the slide in
oil prices Wednesday, showing how
badly the financial crisis has hit demand for economically sensitive
raw materials.
But gold continued its upward
flight to return above $900 an
ounce, proving again to be one of
the few physical assets investors
wished to own in such hard times.
Wheat, corn and soybean prices
also rebounded after an early slide.
But oil, possibly the worlds most
widely used commodity, fell as
much as 4.5%, in New York. Copper
often said to reflect the true
health of the global economy tumbled 7% in London.
The woeful performance of the energy and metals markets came despite a half-point cut in global interest rates coordinated by the Federal
Reserve.
When the Fed cut rates on past occasions, thedollar fell and commodities priced in the U.S. currency enjoyed a run-up due to reduced carrying costs for investors.
The dollar fell again after Wednesdays rate cut, but there wasnt
much joy this time for commodity
bulls, save for those in gold.
Gold for December delivery on
the New York Mercantile Exchange rose $24.50 to $906.50 an
ounce.
Cornoilcrude wet/drymill Chi.lb.

SoybeanoilcrudeDecatur lb.
Spot Prices
Food
Wed
Tue Metals
FlourhardwinterKC cwt
Coffeeparanaexdock NYperlb.
Coffee medlinexdock NY perlb.
Cocoabeans IvoryCoast$metricton
Cocoabutter Africanstyl$met ton
SugarNo. 11 cents perlb
HogsSiouxFalls4750 pct 220270 lb
Futures Tables & Charts Footnotes:
Feedercattle500600 lbOkl avcwt
CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Porkbellies1214 lbMidwest avcwt
10/08
15.50
1.1103
1.2929
2687
6433
13.28
48.00
113.69
n.q.
10/07
15.50
1.1103
1.2929
2767
6652
13.45
49.00
113.69
n.q.
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).
4.08
9.09
249.30
4.08
7.14
5.63
n.q.
3.98
8.71
249.30
4.03
7.01
5.66
n.q.
Grains
CornNo. 2 yellowChi processorbid
SoybeansNo. 1 yellow
SoybeanMealCenIll 48pctproteinton
WheatNo. 2 Chi soft
WheatN.1 dk 14pcproMpls.
WheatNo. 1 hard KC.
OatsNo. 2 heavyorBetter
Key Commodity Futures
The primary difference we have

here is the change in worldwide investor psyche, said Adam Sarhan,
founder
of
GlobalMacroResearch.com in New York.
Just months ago, we had a strong,
booming global economy. Now, all
thathas changed and people arepanicking and taking any risk they can
off the table and that includes
commodities, Sarhan said.
U.S. crude closed down $1.11 at
$88.95 a barrel, its lowest level since
Feb. 7. The market has fallen almost
40 percent from a record above
$147 a barrel in July, the month
most commodities saw a climax in a
six-year bull run.
Wednesdays sell-off in oil also
emerged after data showing a big
drop in energy demand andrising inventories for crude in the United
States, the worlds No. 1 energy consumer.
U.S. crude inventories rose by 8.1
million barrels last week as they recovered from storm disruptions, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administrations weekly report. The rise was much more than
the 2.3-million-barrel build forecast
by analysts in a Reuters poll.
The report also showed gasoline
stocks rising by 7.2 million barrels,
compared with forecasts for a
1.1-million-barrel build. Total demand for energy products over the
past four weeks dropped 8.6% compared with a year ago.
AluminumperlbN.Y. Merc Spot

CopperCathodefull plate
SilverHandy & Harman
Platinumpertroyoz. NY(contract)
PlatinumMerc spotper troyoz.
Steelscrap No. 1 heavygrosston
.39
.38
.39
.38
1.0275
2.5995
11.325
1015.00
1003.60
379.40
1.0425
2.5030
11.440
1005.00
1012.20
379.40
913.00
903.50
903.50
905.69
903.10
up36.25
up26.75
up26.75
up26.80
up24.70
49.20
49.11
Gold
Londonmorningfixing
Londonafternoon fixing
NYHandy & Harman
NYEngelhard
NYMerc. spotmonth
Textiles & Fibers

Cotton1116in. strict low middling
Raw Products
NaturalGasHenry Hub, $permmbtu
6.61
6.76
aAsked,bBid, nNormal, rRevised,nqNot Quoted,
n.a.NotAvailable.
FUTURES & BONDS
Bonds Plummet As Traders Expect Excess

Of Supply; 10-Year Yield Up 17 Basis Points
BY REUTERS
Treasuries plunged Wednesday,

briefly sending benchmark notes 2
points lower on expectations of a
tide of new debt supply. A tepid reception greeted an auction of an
older 10-year note issue.
Still, deep-seated fears about the
global banking system continued to
fire strong buying of ultra-shortdated government paper. Treasury
bill ratesstayed low as investors continued to prioritizethe return of capital, not return on capital.
The short end is reacting to the
here-and-now, and the long end is
reacting to expectations of the future, said Mark Freeman, senior
vice president and portfolio manager at Westwood Holdings Group.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury
note yielded 3.66%, up from 3.49%
late Tuesday. At one point, the jump
in benchmark yields was the biggest
single-day rise in over a decade.
The Treasury bond market is repositioning itself for thecoming supply, which will hopefully help address some of the broader issues in
the (financial) system, Freeman
said.
The Treasury said Wednesday
that it would reopen scarce debt issues to boost market liquidity, focusing traders attention away from
any safety bid for longer-dated debt
and onto worries of heavily diluted
supply.
So far the Treasury market has
been enough of a beneficiary of the
flight-to-safety trade, it has overwhelmed any considerations of increasing supply, said Jay Mueller,
senior portfolio manager at Wells
Capital Management.
However, he added, a combination of ever more supply and perhaps waning of fear might narrow
the gap between (Treasury yields)
and everything else, including corporate bonds.
Earlier on Wednesday, the Federal Reserve moved in concert with
other major central banks around

Bonds Summary
Issues traded
Advances
Declines
Unchanged
Domestic
Wed
Tue
2
2
0
2
1
0
1
0
All Issues
Wed
Tue
2
2
0
2
1
0
1
0
Key Financial Futures
Money Rates
B11
Federal Funds Target Rate: ....................................................1.50 London Interbank Offered Rate:

Rates on overnight loans among financial institutions.
3 months....................................................................................... 4.32
6 months....................................................................................... 4.02
1 year ........................................................................................... 3.90
1 months .....................................................................................1.99 The average of rates paid on dollar deposits.
3 months .....................................................................................2.64
6 months .....................................................................................3.20 Treasury Bill Auction Results:
Discount Rate:
1 year ............................................................................................3.70 3-months (as of Oct. 6) .........................................................0.460
Primary .............................................................................................1.75 Interest rate paid by dealers for certificates of deposit based 6-months (as of Oct. 6) .........................................................1.100
Secondary ..........................................................................................2.25 on the duration of the security.
Average discount rate for Treasury bills in minimum units on
Rate charged by Federal Reserve System on loans to deposito$10,000.
ry institutions
Jumbo CDs:
1 month .......................................................................................1.98 Treasury Bill:
Broker Call Loan Rate: ...................................................3.25 3 months .....................................................................................2.80 1-year, (as of Oct. 6) ...............................................................1.59
6 months .....................................................................................3.24 Annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for
Rate charged on short-term loans to brokerage dealers
1 year ............................................................................................3.77 constant maturity.
backed by securities.
Prime Rate: .........................................................................4.50 Certificates of Deposit:

Base interest rate charged by major U.S. commercial banks
on loans to corporations.
the world and cut its recommended

federal funds overnight lending
rate half a percentage point to
1.50%.
The two-year Treasury note,
which responds closely to expectations for official interest rate moves, New Lows
was trading down 8/32 in price for a Continued from B5
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Price EPS Name
JackHn
CHRobn
44.19 86
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Price EPS Name
Price EPS Name
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CastleAM(n)
11.28 48
TataMot(n)
5.94 65
BrkfldH(n)
8.02 23
MarrtInt(n)
18.92 61
KaiserAl
33.76 30
GenMotrs(n)
6.91 7
RPMIntl(n)
15.60 82
Wyndhm(n)
9.98 50
Synalloy
10.35 68
MillerIndus(n)
6.01 35
USHmsys
2.35 14
JhnsnOtdrs
11.61 25
ChinaPrec
2.14 97
LKQCorp
13.24 97
JacobsEng(n)
38.46 92
29.59 58
Price EPS Carnival(n)
Metalico(a)
3.25 97
Modine(n)
10.95 20
OrionMarn
6.25 60
LasVgSnds(n)
16.68 30
17.13 64
Ladish
14.23 61
PepBoys(n)
5.04 45
MuellrB(n)
5.77 19
RylCarib(n)
15.29 63
MicroStr
45.25 52
Greenbri(n)
14.09 68
SimsGrpn(n)
16.40 88
Visteon(n)
1.26 37
DRHorton(n)
9.74 34
ChoicHtl(n)
22.49 78
ProgSftw
22.06 76
TeekTnkn(n)
10.93 65
Mechel(n)
10.28 81
OshkoshCp(n)
9.66 84
TexasInds(n)
28.36 39
AmCasi
6.65 57
Ansys
28.17 96
TOPShprs
2.72 8
ChiRivet(a)
16.00 11
StdrdMtr(n)
4.79 24
Blount(n)
9.27 73
CantbryPk
7.50 24
Expedtrs
28.82 77
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3.81 23
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0.60 45
OrntExHA(n)
16.87 40
KenexaCp
10.71 94
CopaHold(n)
25.00 65
CONSUMER (45)
RushEntA
8.98 47
MohawkInd(n) 54.94 34
CarnPLC(n)
25.50 57
LawsonSft
5.41 64
PatrtTrns
69.88 55
GlobalTecAp(n)
1.81 52
LithiaMt(n)
2.61 5
Quanta(n)
18.71 95
HarlyDav(n)
29.03 53
LANAirADS(n)
8.79 73
LongtopFn(n)
14.01 97
StoneMor
10.73 27
Tongxin
3.06
88
ApogeE
10.34
76
StarwdHt(n)
22.22
54
KSea(n)
15.10 76
Salesforc(n)
36.50 73
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StewEntA
5.00 77
EagleMat(n)
17.02
23
Marcus(n)
12.42
50
QuestSoft
10.58 55
CndaPac(n)
42.00 48
FOOD/BEV (35)
SmrtPros
2.68 42
Cemex(n)
10.12 61
TownSprts
4.50 49
SOneCorp
4.84 58
ParagShpn
5.86 73
Nutractcl
7.69 55
VermontPur(a)
1.05 83
ENGlobal
7.27
65
AmbasG
11.77
36
Danaos(n)
9.58 48
Cadence
5.32 31
Ecolab(n)
42.50 78
IndsBachoco(n) 19.00 37
StanleyWrk(n) 36.66 67
PinnclEnt(n)
5.16 23
ForwdA
22.78 68
TakeTwoIS
13.53 73
ThmnADS(n)
1.97 38
Seneca A
18.02 21
GraniteC(n)
25.72 68
IntstHtls(n)
1.35 40
ToddShipyrd(n) 12.71 47
GSE Sys(a)
6.30 11
Steelcse(n)
9.03 75
Cadburyn(n)
35.00 82
Fluor(n)
40.83 92
MTRGmng
2.80 23
StarBulkn
6.05 73
JDASfwr
11.83 78
Sony(n)
23.90 68
LifewayFd
9.78 29
Intrface
8.35 92
RegalEnt(n)
12.95 40
TwnDisc
9.59 88
HLTHCorp
8.88 73
AvonPds(n)
33.06 77
CocaClEn(n)
13.45 41
Ameron(n)
46.31 67
IntlSpdw
31.51 66
TBSIntlA
9.15 99
Blckbaud
14.93 84
Knoll(n)
10.85 85
Perdigao(n)
25.04 72
BlackDckr(n)
53.18 44
ImaxCorp
3.50 1
AtlasAir
26.58 34
DealerTrk
12.06 62
HookFu
14.61 20
OmegaPrtn(n)
5.55 73
MDCHldgs(n)
31.79 41
Bluegreen(n)
4.14 22
OvrseaSh(n)
44.40 86
Synopsys
17.02 63
NewellRb(n)
14.01 45
CocaCFmsa(n)
40.05 82
ChinaArch
4.52 96
RicksCabrt
6.71 66
TAMSA(n)
12.94 63
Sonicwall
4.41 48
KimbInt
7.15 11
SadiaSA(n)
5.77 92
ArmstrW(n)
24.38 17
Wynn
60.20 85
Golar
8.53 8
OnlineRes
5.44 57
MadCatz(a)
0.44 23
UnileverPlc(n)
25.48 66
MuellerW(n)
6.99 19
Lodgian(a)
4.86 13
ChinaSAir(n)
8.55 73
Bsquare
3.06 69
NuSkin(n)
13.39 71
CcColaHBC(n)
14.95 89
AAON
15.34 74
SpeedwyM(n)
16.88 48
SinoGlob
2.51 11
Bottmline
8.25 73
ChinaCEdn
2.40 76
CocaCola(n)
47.41 78
GrLkDrge
4.74
48
IntctlHtl(n)
10.16
84
Ultrpetrl
4.61 73
GuidSoft
3.36 29
RC2
15.11 21
PepsiBtl(n)
24.97 67
Primoris
6.20
98
ReadgIntA(a)
5.86
14
FrozenFood
5.00 33
MediwreInfo
5.02 12
IntlAbsrb(a)
2.53 45
HormelFd(n)
33.36 66
Willdan
2.35 43
2.40 23
..................................... GrWolfRes
UTiWld
12.77 64
AmerGrtA(n)
12.27 13
SaraLee(n)
11.45 68
Makita
17.76 82
MGMMirge(n)
17.75 44
MACHINERY (66)
Navios(n)
4.21 14
KewneeSci
9.30 39
Zhongpinn
7.45 96
LSIInd
6.02 42
DiscCm A
11.69 29
ClmbMckn
18.20 72
Landstar
38.22 69
Jarden(n)
16.44 74
Fomento(n)
31.20 87
Skyline(n)
21.11 2
MonrchCs
7.23 30
Sinoengy
2.22 72
AirT
7.66 91
BareEsc
9.25 95
Sensient(n)
24.40 64
Monaco(n)
1.45 23
MorgHtl
6.03 23
Jinpan
15.77 95
OceanFrtn
8.97 73
MllrHer
19.86 92
PepsiCo(n)
63.61 73
MeadowVlly
8.00 96
ShuflMstr
3.48 48
SPX(n)
48.13 97
AmRailcr
10.31 48
WWatch(n)
33.51 77
BGFdsn(n)
4.98 53
LennarB(n)
7.68 49
IntervalL
8.02 86
CecoEnv
2.93 12
GolInAir(n)
4.24 23
Mattel(n)
16.12 30
Unilever(n)
25.46 66
CavalierHm(a)
1.36 53
DiscCm C
11.21 29
NIDEC(n)
11.87 77
KirbyCorp(n)
34.08 95
..................................... Herbalfe(n)
33.91 98
SmithfldF(n)
12.98 26
CybexIntl
2.62 56
RoperInd(n)
42.97 90
HorizLns(n)
5.75 64
BANKS (50)
BassetF
7.02 47
CornPrdt(n)
21.58 89
AvisBudget(n)
4.55 15
Gencor n
5.59 26
FrghtCar
22.51 8
Corpbanca(n)
20.16
72
DTSInc
18.47 26
ArchrDan(n)
17.03 81
DiscCm B
15.01 29
AlldMot
4.25 91
ACmclLn
6.85 48
BcoChile(n)
28.50 79
PhysnsF
5.09 63
PepsiAmr(n)
17.23 76
ILXResrt(a)
1.28 25
Kennmetl(n)
21.14 82
ExprsJet(n)
1.18 30
TennCmrcB
10.50 78
CapellaE
39.06 90
HainCelstl
22.25 83
DollarThty(n)
1.05 23
RockwlA(n)
29.25 78
USShipg(n)
0.88 23
CmtyCap
9.01 18
Tupperwre(n)
22.06 91
FrshDelM(n)
16.98 28
ElixrGam(a)
0.22 41
MF RI
9.80 35
PinnclAir
2.81 17
BanColombi(n) 19.28 92
Blyth(n)
8.05 12
EmbtldA(n)
9.90 90
TixCorpn
2.50
40
EnovaSys(a)
1.00 1
Textainrn(n)
9.83 88
PacMercBp
5.29 33
ChinaEdun
3.60 40
TysonA(n)
11.20 4
FullHseR(a)
1.25 47
Flowserve(n)
63.84 97
BHOcean(a)
4.45 23
MidPenn(a)
19.20 46
Ultralife
5.33 73
DelMonte(n)
6.44 54
ReadgIntB(a)
7.40
33
EnerNOCn
7.45 5
AlexBld(n)
37.89 61
..................................... Unibanco(n)
66.33 91
DolbyLab(n)
30.30 96
WimmBD(n)
41.98 86
Actuant(n)
19.13
83
NaviosMn(n)
6.18 85
ELECTRONICS (61) CooprtvBc
3.75 31
RussBerrie(n)
5.26 18
ReddyIce(n)
2.26 20
NACCO(n)
72.36 29
Saia
9.70 31
UnityBcp
4.39 29
Simclar
2.45 30
Libbey(n)
6.27 11
RyMtCh
7.75 68
Ametek(n)
33.77 91
BritBulk(n)
3.70 98
LakeldB
10.41 40
ThomasBett(n) 25.85 87
Harman(n)
23.49 26
EmbtldB(n)
12.26 90
RegalBel(n)
32.05 85
Vitran
10.76 20
.....................................
BncoItau(n)
10.81 90
Orbit
3.75 23
CPI(n)
7.40 30
..................................... Hurco
19.95 86
CHEMICALS (35)
WooriFin(n)
21.92 37
TDK(n)
37.31 37
LearngTree
10.84 49
INSURANCE (75)
IngersRd(n)
24.18 88
Chemtura(n)
2.54 57
Ameriana
6.80 73
FlextrnInt
5.11 89
CCAInds(a)
5.10 20
Gainsco(a)
2.75 53
BaldrEle(n)
22.13 85
CoreMat(a)
4.90 87
Shinhan(n)
48.55 60
MolxA
17.12 78
CSSIndst(n)
24.42 33
XLCptl(n)
8.68 6
Colfaxn(n)
9.22 95
Innospec
7.94 17
Barclays(n)
18.05 32
ElectroSensr
3.61 75
ATA Inc
7.61 60
UnivInsrn(a)
2.30 69
LincnElc
53.48 89
Albemarle(n)
25.04 85
HinghmSv
26.00 71
Panasonic(n)
14.87 99
NaturalAlter
6.53 19
MaidenHn
4.12 2
WstptInn
4.76 17
..................................... Ceradyne
29.46 69
BcSanChil(n)
32.00 74
MettlerTole(n)
81.12 89
AffmIns
2.00 69
Dover(n)
33.20 84
INTERNET (44)
OMGroup(n)
15.89 64
CapFearBk
4.00 23
AcaciaTc
2.70 11
Allstate(n)
29.96 29
PowerSec
4.88 96
Tucows(a)
0.32 16
CytecInd(n)
32.21 75
BcBradsco(n)
10.76 94
NamTai(n)
6.40 26
PrudtlUK(n)
14.50 44
PMFG
11.13 60
Vignette
8.73 37
EastChm(n)
43.02 86
MizuhoF(n)
7.15 50
Techntrl(n)
8.91 45
Flagstonen(n)
9.24 50
HubbllB(n)
30.13 82
IntrntCap
6.15 14
FMC(n)
36.14 93
NBGrce(n)
6.30 82
L3Commun(n)
89.49 83
PlatUnd(n)
28.85 66
BadgerMtr(n)
32.57 90
LoopNet
8.88 89
Praxair(n)
64.53 87
BcpNJ(a)
10.50 13
Vicor
6.40 12
Travelers(n)
32.67 58
JoyGlbl
32.20 90
Suprtsoft
2.59 37
SigmAl
46.48 81
ICICIBk(n)
17.58 44
ItronInc
73.02 89
LincNatl(n)
27.97 59
EnerSys(n)
14.15 97
IntrntGold
4.25 65
Methnx
15.95 62
BankNY(n)
24.45 68
Danaher(n)
56.64 85
ArgoGpIntn
29.42 21
Hardinge
9.68 47
UtdOnln
8.59 77
DowChm(n)
27.83 55
MnrchCB
6.50 8
AVX(n)
8.72 56
MetLife(n)
27.00 62
KeyTech
16.53 52
Google
338.11 97
Celanese(n)
18.55 95
TorDmBk(n)
50.00 52
Dionex
55.58 79
AmPhy
36.66 77
Nordsn
39.49 91
ArubaNetn
3.28 12
NalcoHld(n)
14.25 86
AldIrish(n)
12.88 82
WescoIntl(n)
24.03 86
PrncplFnl(n)
21.74 65
Bucyrus
29.22 99
GraceWR(n)
9.36 41
ModusLk
5.77 9
BncLatno(n)
12.30 45
ParkElc(n)
19.24 54
EverstRe(n)
72.50 12
ABB(n)
15.10 98
Koppers(n)
22.06 97
eBay
17.01 94
DeutschB(n)
52.61 51
BelfusB
21.45 20
AmrSaftyIns(n) 11.20 46
Graco(n)
29.00 75
RockwdH(n)
15.76 94
ThStreet
4.43 48
EncoreBcn
14.12 15
Anixter(n)
48.14 90
AON(n)
43.39 70
Donaldson(n)
34.17 80
KMGChemcl
6.01 52
Asiainfo
7.33 67
RoyalBk Can(n) 40.50 71
SpectCtrl
6.17 56
TransAtl(n)
38.79 41
AmSprcnd
14.20 49
Ashland(n)
26.25 32
iMergent(a)
7.59 4
FNBUtd
6.03 13
Radisys
5.87 42
Partnrre(n)
51.87 37
Terex(n)
20.61 98
Priceline
63.51 98
Polyone(n)
4.90 70
NrthrmBk
14.07 26
RofinSinar
22.36 74
Prudentl(n)
43.29 76
AdvBattn
2.54 66
Amazon
61.02 79
Metabolix
8.05 6
BeverlyN(a)
17.57 68
Corning(n)
11.58 97
HanvrIns(n)
37.15 61
KTronIntl
97.48 95
SparkNet(a)
3.60 61
Schlmn
16.35 80
Credicorp(n)
44.85 82
Methode(n)
7.78 80
PresLife
12.85 49
RobbMyer(n)
22.83 94
Yahoo
13.76 58
ShengTch n
4.16 98
TimbrlndBc
5.85 50
Avnet(n)
19.39 77
21Cent
3.99 48
Circor(n)
37.51 94
Omniture
13.35 73
AEPIndustr
13.95 23
CmmtyShBk
3.00 15
UnivDisply
8.73 33
DonglA
13.45 55
EncorWire
15.06 61
RealNtwk
3.91 58
GenTek
23.45 82
BkMont(n)
35.08 34
VeecoInst
10.42 81
AmerNtlIns
78.30 34
ZBBEngn(a)
1.78 38
CmTouchrs
2.04 64
NovaChm(n)
18.03 84
BkNova(n)
40.50 57
Kyocera(n)
65.09 57
AmIndep
4.70 24
PowellInds
30.34 73
GiantInt n(n)
5.71 67
PPGIndust(n)
50.78 64
LibBellBk
4.50 24
Keithley(n)
6.04 62
Chubb(n)
40.86 64
AltraHld
10.16 94
Equinix
56.94 63
Zoltek
9.73 15
BnkIrelnd(n)
15.72 81
BenchmrkEl(n) 10.83 49
AmerFinlGrp(n) 17.98 78
ColemanC
7.01 65
InsWeb
3.83 37
Braskem(n)
6.90 32
CnImpBk(n)
49.62 39
ChinaBAK
2.69 27
HartfdFn(n)
24.86 65
GardnrDen(n)
24.11 92
IXIA
6.22 37
ADAES
6.40 11
KBFnclGP(n)
33.10 95
UnivPwr(a)
2.30 67
AegonNV(n)
5.49 20
PikeElec(n)
10.95 26
Expedia
12.96 73
NewMkt(n)
40.76 89
Mactw
5.63 8
ArrowElec(n)
21.62 75
Manulife(n)
30.55 54
DigitlPwr(a)
0.60 50
Spartech(n)
7.64 7
Shutterfly
7.28 31
LSB Cp
10.25 60
Plexus
15.65 96
HilltopH(n)
9.45 1
IDE X Corp(n)
24.69 80
Valhi(n)
14.93 23
CogentC
5.53 36
AnnaplsBnc
4.09 41
FaroTech
16.66 49
EnstarGp
81.91 31
HubbellA(n)
37.30 82
DigitalRiver
27.36 68
ArchChem(n)
28.77 64
EasternVABn
11.60 30
Zygo
8.71 26
Torchmrk(n)
44.31 54
.....................................
ParkHan(n)
41.79 93
Knot
6.64 58
PrudtlBcp
10.00 36
AmphenlA(n)
32.33 94
AFLAC(n)
47.96 84
SLInds(a)
9.00 37
AEROSPACE (34)
TDAmertr
14.53 90
BancpInc
4.12 61
Littelfuse
25.09 64
LoewsCorp(n)
27.27 77
Cascade(n)
37.77 52
..................................... Bidzcomn
KreislerMfg
6.45 63
6.24 93
Molex
18.12 78
ErieIndt
36.50 41
Stratasys
14.32 83
Servotronics(a)
7.00 94
MINING (48)
Salary
3.88 4
LGDisplay(n)
9.14 73
StancrpF(n)
40.40 84
EnrgyRec
6.95 90
Embraer(n)
18.99 77
MtnProvDi(a)
1.61 28
GlblSrcs
6.85 75
Varian
36.30 67
Montplr(n)
15.00 30
FlowIntl
4.00 47
Hexcel(n)
9.31 89
UrEnergy(a)
0.38 42
The9Ltd
15.25 97
Cubic(n)
21.90 21
ING(n)
17.19 66
GrbrScnc(n)
5.86 60
SpiritAer(n)
12.88 53
MdwGldgn(a)
0.56 5
OptXprs
15.63 82
ElbitSystms
46.34 91
AlldWAsr(n)
26.01 28
C&DTech(n)
3.95 7
BreezeE(a)
10.35 94
Banro(a)
1.30 13
IACInter
14.78 50
Agilent(n)
24.98 92
CNAFinl(n)
15.93 46
HLSSys
3.45 52
MoogA(n)
32.55 85
GtNorIron(n)
46.10 27
Cryptlgc
4.35 51
Orbotech
6.06 26
IndepHldg(n)
7.11 16
JBeanTc(n)
9.90 92
MoogB(n)
33.76
85
Alcoa(n)
14.59
55
ArtTech
2.98
78
FEI
19.60 6
WillisGp(n)
27.10 62
Comverge n
4.15 2
PrecCast(n)
62.44 94
Anooraq(a)
0.58 9
TradeStat
7.12 67
7.53 55
..................................... JabilCrct(n)
Progresv(n)
13.77 27
Astronics
14.12 73
ThomCrkgn(n)
7.40 22
Savvis
8.62 13
TycoElecn(n)
22.15 87
UTILITY (62)
UnitdFire
23.71 5
Heico(n)
28.09 90
Cardero(a)
1.02 28
WebsitPro
3.91 97
A UOpt(n)
10.13 73
Artesian
14.31 50
MaxCp
20.77 28
HeicoA(n)
24.67 90
GenMoly(a)
2.09 48
Bankscom(a)
0.11 23
Newport
7.70 41
Unitil(n)
24.16 58
EastrnIns
12.00 12
BE Aerosp
9.86 98
CrsshrEx gn(a)
0.17 1
Rackspce(n)
6.19 83
TTMTch
7.99 93
NEUtil(n)
21.28 54
..................................... AllintTch(n)
BrklyWR(n)
20.15 58
83.34 86
WstGldfgn(a)
1.00 16
MultFnElc
10.98 80
AlleghnyEn(n)
30.10 81
Allianz(n)
10.72 45
COMP HDWRE (44) NorthrpG(n)
52.06 79
ClevlndClf(n)
33.26 80
Vishay(n)
5.09 49
Sierra Pacif(n)
7.90 90
AspenIns(n)
20.57 31
Netgear
11.50 73
GenDyn(n)
65.56 89
Cameco(n)
15.43 77
FushiCopn
6.47 91
VeoliaEn(n)
32.00 78
Validusn(n)
18.33 60
EZchip
6.93 73
OrbitalSci(n)
20.55 85
RioTinto(n)
188.25 98
NuHrzElec
2.81 81
SouthnUn(n)
15.96 74
FidlNFin(n)
12.72 3
Voltairen
2.85 73
RaythnB(n)
49.76 84
AngloA
12.58 61
MOCON
9.75 72
CMSEnrgy(n)
9.71 63
PrtcLife(n)
18.40 45
Cisco
18.34 81
Boeing(n)
47.70 78
BHPBlplc(n)
36.00 95
NortechSys
5.15 90
CIG(n)
13.70 93
PhnxCos(n)
4.77 31
Hypercom(n)
2.12 14
TriumphGp(n)
34.62 91
CompVDR(n)
12.73 64
BelFusA
21.44 18
CenterPt(n)
11.41 71
ZenithNt(n)
31.64 42
..................................... PlatnmGr(a)
AppleInc
89.79
95
CAE(n)
5.65 82
1.04 31
EqtblRes(n)
24.39 46
PMACp A
7.03 72
NetApp
13.25 87
MEDIA (52)
CurtsWrt(n)
36.48 81
SthnCopp(n)
12.89 64
ReliantEngy(n)
3.90 69
DelphiFn(n)
20.33 51
HewlttPk(n)
40.00 90
RockColl(n)
40.38 91
TechCmco(n)
18.57 69
ReedElsNV(n)
23.15 80
SmpraEn(n)
39.53 56
HorMan(n)
10.39 45
Logitech
18.76 90
TransDg(n)
28.72 96
EntrGld(a)
0.84 32
CctSp
16.85 83
WiscEngy(n)
41.72 66
WhtMtIn(n)
347.00 29
WestDigtl(n)
15.48 97
GenCorp(n)
4.99 15
FreeptCGB(n)
42.60 71
LibtyGlbB
23.79 38
CPFLEnrg(n)
40.00 70
EndurSp(n)
25.25 18
PinnclDt(a)
0.40 43
Textron(n)
20.01 87
MesabTrs(n)
13.46 96
CEurMed
39.50 98
PortGE(n)
20.36 20
AXISCap(n)
24.61 20
RackblSys
8.17 47
Goodrich(n)
33.74 94
NoDynMnrl(a)
2.45 6
DishNetwk
18.19 95
NatlGrid(n)
57.12 84
Grnlghtn
15.01 79
Seagate
9.68 82
AAR(n)
11.92 93
ApolloGld(a)
0.18 43
ViacomA(n)
21.56 83
ITCHldgs(n)
40.71 93
ChinaLfe(n)
50.50 59
DataDomn
18.77 73
Ducmmun(n)
17.19 79
Augusta(a)
2.40 9
TimeWr(n)
10.78 69
Dynegy(n)
2.46 23
A XA(n)
24.97 87
Chyron
2.85 72
HiShearTech(a)
7.20 40
IvanhoMn(n)
3.63 38
WilyJhnA(n)
34.47 85
AmElcPwr(n)
31.86 72
RenaisRe(n)
39.01 20
Radvision
4.76 23
LMIAerospc
14.90 99
BHPBilLt(n)
41.32 95
McGrwH(n)
24.55 52
HuanPwr(n)
23.42 38
ReinsB(n)
42.95 70
NC R(n)
18.27 88
SifcoIndustr(a)
6.45 22
Orezone(a)
0.21 28
BritSky(n)
27.24 67
ParaCopl(n)
9.53
93
AmTrFin
9.21 99
EMC(n)
10.57 83
Esterline(n)
33.65 78
Alumina(n)
6.79 22
GpTelevs(n)
16.93 78
Scana(n)
34.17 62
Conseco(n)
2.74 73
ElecImag
10.56 30
LimcoPn
3.70 48
NevsunRes(a)
0.69 44
WaltDsny(n)
25.68 83
.....................................
CmpSABESP(n) 20.69 89
Unitrin(n)
17.02 15
LasrCard
3.65 43
LundinM(n)
1.97 60
LibMCapB
10.83 23
DomRs(n)
37.55 72
APPAREL (22)
EmployH(n)
13.83 48
Polycom
20.31 87
Taseko(a)
1.15 64
NewsCorp(n)
10.06 95
Entergy(n)
76.07 78
OneBeac(n)
15.15 37
Wacoal
46.68 33
Zebra Tech
21.97 65
Metalline(a)
0.55 30
LibtyGlbA
22.60 38
PPL(n)
31.46 54
FstMerF(n)
12.23 60
BarryRG
6.51 74
SilcLtd
3.93 63
NewGold(a)
3.02 23
Knology
5.52 44
Exelon(n)
51.27 59
SpcUndrwr
4.01 11
IcahnEnt(n)
24.00 8
MicrosSys
20.56 87
Uranerz(a)
0.75 11
Meredth(n)
21.98 57
..................................... Vectren(n)
23.02 26
VF Corp(n)
63.31 66
BrcdeCm
4.03 93
Sterlten(n)
6.55 85
LibMEntAn
19.03 2
COMP SFTWR (75) Energen(n)
32.26 74
DeckrsOut
78.21 95
JnprNtwk
17.26 94
DenisnMngn(a)
1.63 24
ViacomB(n)
21.30 83
DSTSys(n)
46.33 74
Nisource(n)
13.10 42
Cheroke
16.51 39
SuperMicn
6.75 89
ChinaShenn(a)
0.56 11
Primediars(n)
2.04 73
Logility
5.04 42
NoWstC(n)
20.36 59
EverGlry(a)
1.50 77
DellInc
13.50 45
GoldRsv(a)
0.61 10
WashPost(n)
464.70 35
SabaSftwr
2.20 73
FPLGrp(n)
41.28 66
Movado(n)
16.84 45
SunMicro rs
5.66 16
HorsehdHn
4.10 38
CBSCpA(n)
11.48 63
ePlus
8.74 29
EdisnInt(n)
34.18 65
PerryEllis
10.04 52
NatInstr
24.51 83
USGold(a)
0.87 34
ReedElsplc(n)
33.60 73
Versant
16.30 53
ChesUtil(n)
24.90 69
Quiksilver(n)
3.62 54
ImageSnsg
9.84 76
StillwtrM(n)
4.25 73
WilyJohnB(n)
34.74 85
RightNow
7.21 47
NatlFuel(n)
35.65 84
GildanActv(n)
21.05 82
Echelon
8.10 33
NAPall(a)
1.58 70
CablevsnS(n)
17.36 19
CommVlt
8.84 88
Oneok(n)
27.97 72
Culp(n)
4.64 26
NICESys
19.66 82
ChinaNRes
9.59 23
NwsCpA(n)
9.97 91
DoubTake
7.11 35
BlackHlls(n)
26.43 38
Orange21
2.37 49
Riverbed
9.33 18
HWinstng(n)
10.09 92
CBSCpB(n)
11.42 63
Callidus
3.11 12
PugetEgy(n)
21.88 51
Volcom
13.16
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4.79 53
ClaudeRs(a)
0.34 38
LeeEntrp(n)
2.89 16
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36.31 71
PubSvcEn(n)
27.76 74
Coach(n)
18.38 91
9.27 6
ScrippsN(n)
32.22 48
FairIsaac(n)
16.25 54
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AllntEgy(n)
27.47 73
PoloRL(n)
51.40 86
3.25 73
PlayboyB(n)
2.82 23
AdvntSftw
28.16 82
OttrTail
22.19 19
SkechersA(n)
13.02 82
GrafTech(n)
8.69 97
Emulex(n)
8.56 47
Pearson(n)
9.79 88
UltimtStwr
19.24 46
NRG Enrgy(n)
17.76 18
RockyBr
2.67 41
Ternium(n)
9.98 80
IntevacInc
8.07 23
Belo(n)
3.94 42
Micrsft
23.01 68
FirstEgy(n)
53.00 53
Maidenfrm(n)
10.98 39
Highvld
12.02 97
RadiantSys
7.01 87
LibGlobC
22.09 38
TibcoSft
5.72 86
PepcoHldg(n)
20.40 85
IconixBr
10.28 91
FosterLB
23.08 89
Radware
7.20 1
CTCMedia
10.60 98
Deltekn
4.70 55
ElPasoElc(n)
18.34 93
Crocs
2.45 3
WSI Inds
3.73 97
Xyratex
6.09 57
LibMEntBn
20.32 2
SciLearn
2.78 11
KoreaElc(n)
10.27 12
KenCole(n)
12.19 17
UnivStnls
16.05 54
NtwkEqmt(n)
2.40 43
NetSvcC
5.47 66
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UnifyCp
4.48 53
CmrclMtls(n)
10.40 48
AGLRes(n)
29.15 60
Qualstar
2.93 28
LIN TVA(n)
3.44 43
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ManhAssc
18.29 82
Valmont(n)
57.78 95
WestarE(n)
20.00 16
VirgnMd
5.38 9
4.30 40
AdobeSys
30.00 86
AUTO&PARTS (43) WllmVlyVn
AKSteel(n)
14.17 64
DTEEnrgy(n)
35.11 36
JournlC(n)
3.29 26
CompBbd(n)
39.45 94
NetSuiten(n)
13.25 46
Navistar(n)
32.84 73
USSteel(n)
53.37 89
Ameren(n)
33.12 46
DolanMn(n)
7.67 73
BrownForA(n)
62.65 70
Oracle
16.88 93
DanaHldgn(n)
3.33 23
AllegTch(n)
23.39 55
SoJerInd(n)
31.30 70
Gannett(n)
14.61 30
AmBevC(n)
36.50 94
SuccessFn
8.19 7
ComrclVeh
3.00 40
ArcelrMt(n)
32.72 85
UG I(n)
22.91 71
RRSat
9.08 92
Altria(n)
18.10 46
Macrvsn
13.21 38
Toyota(n)
67.25 45
StlDyna
9.51 97
WGLHldgs(n)
28.85 42
EntercmA(n)
2.76 68
PhilMorn(n)
43.05 82
CatapltCom
4.18 32
ExideTech
5.10 73
RelStlAl(n)
26.28 86
GrtPlnEn(n)
19.32 45
LibMCapA
10.36 23
Lorillard(n)
63.73 57
ChinaTInf
3.93 73
DaimlerAG(n)
34.37 75
Park OH Hld
9.98 46
DeltaNG
22.60 63
GrpRadio(n)
6.50 76
VectorGp(n)
15.09 57
CAInc
17.01 85
Copart
33.02 88
AmpcoPit(n)
20.92 84
IdahoPwr(n)
25.70 55
RH Donnell(n)
1.14 53
BritAmTob(a)
58.27 81
BMCSftwr(n)
25.38 93
GenuiPrt(n)
35.60 65
Gerdau(n)
7.07 85
Transalta(n)
21.22 90
Entravsn(n)
1.91 37
ConstelA(n)
17.04 83
VMware(n)
20.41 98
SORLAuto
2.25 93
POSCO(n)
64.74 82
Mirant(n)
13.47 25
CoxRadioA(n)
8.67 66
Universl(n)
42.73 26
ElecArts
28.99 26
ChinYuch(n)
5.41 7
HaynsIntn
28.48 20
PNMRes(n)
8.87 25
Sinclair
3.74 96
Vina Concha(n) 29.49 81
BluCoat
10.58 78
RushEntA
8.79 47
Worthn(n)
12.51 81
MdsxWtr
15.33 66
ChorusE(n)
13.92 72
ReynldAm(n)
43.30 66
Monotypen
8.58 95
Tenneco(n)
6.87 54
RBCBear
25.84 89
Edenorn(n)
6.06 34
ScrippsEW(n)
5.67 31
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AlliancOne(n)
3.51 55
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6.75 32
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23.00 56
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4.41 46
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42.46 61
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MSCSfwr
8.78 22
Ford Motor(n)
2.66 43
ILToolWk(n)
35.40 79
CpCervcr(n)
26.25 95
RedHat(n)
14.65 88
RedLionH(n)
5.84 16
BUILDING (52)
Nissan
10.02 49
Gerdau(n)
6.60 91
MolCoorsA(n)
42.00 75
PhnxTch
6.37 73
CllctUnv
4.31 1
SuperrIn(n)
16.26 68
AlmChina(n)
11.65 42
HomexDvlp(n)
23.74 95
ConstellB(n)
17.34 82
LionsGate(n)
7.35 64
eFuture
6.39 33
Amerigon
4.73 75
OlympcSt
22.05 79
AmerBiltrt(a)
4.25 43
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PennNatl
15.00 62
Novell
4.61 84
CenturyAl
17.38 80
Autoliv(n)
26.19 80
StarrettLS(n)
13.00 29
SVGS & LN (17)
Intuit
25.76 56
BallyTech(n)
20.36 71
Schnitzr
28.86 88
AdvAuto(n)
29.40 82
ShawGp(n)
17.90 45
GuarntyFd
8.70 25
TaleoA
14.00 68
FountPwbt(a)
0.43 6
Timken(n)
21.80 89
ChinaAuto
3.11 88
PGTInc
2.15 12
HFFinl
10.54 76
VscoData
7.19 85
RivieraHldg(a)
5.06 50
Mueller(n)
19.86 67
JohnsnCt(n)
25.38 81
ChicgB&I(n)
12.26 85
MetaFinl
10.50 43
NuanceCm
11.19 96
CedrFair(n)
18.34 57
GenSteel n(n)
3.54 80
Midas(n)
11.06 42
URS(n)
26.52 76
WSBHldgs
4.41 12
QA D
4.76 52
Brunswck(n)
10.00 14
BarnesGrp(n)
13.65 88
AsburyAt(n)
7.58 31
Acuity(n)
33.54 83
SevernBcp
5.60 17
McAfee(n)
29.22 81
SonestaA
14.27 73
MaterialSci(n)
4.51 1
WABCOn(n)
26.06 87
Perini(n)
16.75 63
PVFCap
2.78 12
UnicaCp
6.17 68
ELong
6.68 1
CarpTech(n)
21.00 67
Penske(n)
8.62 67
USG(n)
19.85 23
BCSBBcp
9.22 28
Autodesk
27.06 88
CKX
4.09 73
RTIIntl(n)
14.27 65
Lydall Inc(n)
7.04 69
EmpICA(n)
6.90 39
CtznFstB
4.11 18
THQ
8.85 8
LifeTmFit(n)
22.54 84
DynMatl
18.02 80
Gentex
11.44 46
Gafisan(n)
15.84 98
FlagstBc(n)
2.24
19
GlblScpen(a)
1.00 36
VCGHld
2.55 28
GrupoSimec(a)
5.83 78
Lear(n)
8.06 22
FullerHB(n)
15.76 62
CapeBncpn
8.35
84
CheckPtSf
18.67 79
Kaydon(n)
37.29 67
CarMax(n)
9.82 20
MrtMar(n)
79.50 49
SteinerLeis
23.91 61
NWPipe
33.49 87
Chordnt
3.22 3
NobleInt
2.90 51
JHardie(n)
16.53 28
IntlGame(n)
14.37 32
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INVESTORS.COM
INVESTOR EDUCATION
IBDS 20 RULES FOR INVESTMENT SUCCESS
INVESTORS CORNER
Gold, T-Bonds Have Risks As Safe-Haven Plays

BY DONALD H. GOLD
Gold (London P.M. Fixing)
Relax, as best you can. The stock

market has been falling hard. But
the market has been in a downward
trend for about a year.
These may be scary times, but as
IBDhasadmonished, when themarket is in a correction, dont buy
stocks.
You just want to put your money
into something safe until the storm
passes. What to do?
Cash.
You neednt stuff your mattress.
The traditional forms of cash have
been short-term bills, certificates of
deposit, an insured bank account.
These days, you need to exercise
extra caution. Make double sure
your deposits are FDIC-insured.
You might consider spreading
your accounts around. The risk of
bank failures is higher than at any
time in memory. So youd be better
off with 10 accounts of $250,000
than with one account at $2.5 million. That way, your FDIC insurance will cover the whole pot.
In times of stress, duress and fear,
a number of safe havens pop up. But
if it isnt a proper proxy for cash, it
isnt nearly as safe as you think.
What are some of these riskier
safe havens? Gold, silver and longterm government bonds.
Government bonds? Whats the
risk there? That the storm will pass.
Lets say an investor bought the
10-year Treasury note on July 23 at
97 7/8 to get a yield of 4.12%. The
price has since climbed to 103, and
that yield has fallen to 3.64%. That
investor is happy he bought the
note instead of a 30-day T-bill.
But one of these days the stock
market will start a new uptrend.
By that time, long-term government bonds will likely have taken a
huge hit as improving economic
New Lows
Continued from B11
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NuMAPrm(n)
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AGRICULTURE (17) LbtyAllStGr(n)
PopeRes
25.75 53
MSEmMkDb(n)
Mnsnto(n)
81.44 90
PioMuAdv(n)
LSBInds(a)
10.00 20
BlkMuniBd(n)
Kubota(n)
22.50 42
NuInsCAPr(n)
Cosann(n)
5.06 23
TempltGlIn(n)
CNHGlobl(n)
14.24 94
EuroEqFd(n)
AlamoGroup(n) 14.35 83
MadClCall(n)
OriginAg
3.25 41
BlkRckS&P(a)
A GCO(n)
32.72 88
GabGldNR(a)
Bunge(n)
43.28 91
MAMutlPrt(n)
ArtsWayMfg
3.32 46
TempltnMktI(n)
Cresud
9.25 19
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TerraNit(n)
75.98 95
FTActDv n(n)
MLMacad(n)
3.00 25
GabelliConv(n)
DarlingIntl(n)
8.23 84
INGClRlEst(n)
Andersons
30.10 87
MktVShMun(a)
ImprlSgr
11.25 23
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GenlAmInv(n)
Canon(n)
31.68 61
PachldrHghY(a)
Ennis Inc(n)
11.65 49
RdxSCGr(a)
Xerox(n)
8.15 69
NvMuHiIOp(a)
BradyA(n)
30.43 81
VangAllW
Fujifilm
20.17 31
WTIntD100
PitneyBow(n)
27.11 52
RivusBdF(n)
Deluxe(n)
10.17 30
NuCAQltInc(n)
StdRegis(n)
7.10 93
NuNJDvAd2(a)
AveryDenn(n)
36.97 59
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AccoBrds(n)
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13.63
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11.40
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10.41
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10.42
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9.66
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MSCAQtySc(n)
8.43
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4.10
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NuVAPrmIn(n)
11.43
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FidClyDyn(n)
4.63
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PimcoCAII(n)
9.26
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MerrilCan(n)
121.87 1
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10.42
INGGlAdPr(n)
MSInsdCA(n)
11.23
NeBrRESec(a)
CohStrQIR(n)
7.35
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PSMidCp(a)
17.06
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8.56
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31.38
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PShEMSovn(a) 18.55
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BlkMunyPAI(n)
9.28
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6.59 77
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4.33
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29.71
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DNPSlct(n)
7.95
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CohenStrs(n)
6.35
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FidClyOp(n)
14.89
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PrUBasM(a)
27.81
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5.20
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11.14
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8.65
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6.05
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12.38
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8.36
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33.85
6.35
2.67
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12.40
9.83
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35.77
8.60
4.29
5.61
48.40
34.55
9.44
20.13
4.67
30.56
8.80
35.02
42.61
12.21
9.82
9.65
9.27
19.33
27.65
6.20
38.53
9.17
7.76
10.20
9.51
10.74
5.60
8.67
13.68
2.65
12.50
10.31
15.15
9.19
4.28
7.80
5.91
7.48
9.60
4.37
5.99
11.54
10.51
19.10
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9.99
19.04
11.65
13.26
8.70
9.27
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8.31
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12.65
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9.38
6.35
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12.21
8.75
10.09
5.78
7.72
11.90
9.48
$1,000
Per ounce
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 from 1880 to 2005. We analyzed their common characteristics, 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.
If all 20 fact-based rules are carefully followed (not just the ones you
like), your investment results can materially improve:
Consider buying stocks with each

of the last three years earnings
up 25%+, return on equity of 17%+
and recent earnings and sales
accelerating.
900
2
3
4
800
Recent quarterly earnings and

sales should be up 25% or more.
Avoid cheap stocks. Buy stocks
selling for $15 to $100 or more.
Learn how to use charts to see

sound bases and exact buy
points. Confine buys to these points
as stocks break out on big volume
increases.
Cut every loss when its 8%

below your cost. Make no
exceptions so youll avoid any
possible huge, damaging losses.
Never average down in price.
700
Follow selling rules on when to

sell and take profit on the way
up. Review When to Sell and Take
a Profit in How to Make Money in
Stocks.
Mar 07
Jun
Sep
Mar 08
Dec
Jun
Buy when market indexes are in

an uptrend. Reduce investments
and raise cash when general market
indexes show five days of increased
volume distribution.
Dec
Sep
Daily Graphs available at investors.com/DGO/IC
conditions push yields higher.

(Bond prices move in the opposite
direction as yields.)
They could have lost the extra demand from safe-haven seekers. For
long-term investors, thats OK.
They may be holding the note for
the entire 10 years. Price swings
dont bother them, as long as the
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BoulderTR(n)
LMPREInc(n)
BlkMuniyld(n)
FortisSecur(n)
AsiaPcFd(n)
EVTxDiv(n)
INGAsPDn(n)
CalaCvHi(n)
Price EPS
6.28
11.18
46.75
5.40
13.90
9.12
7.35
7.90
9.01
9.40
42.32
6.00
9.97
16.03
6.32
15.59
7.74
10.40
8.37
35.76
9.54
23.99
9.28
11.85
9.53
6.85
5.70
7.20
13.61
10.92
4.89
12.48
19.34
10.51
5.24
10.35
46.51
8.35
11.79
9.98
10.06
8.86
10.48
7.95
28.00
35.45
10.97
8.71
8.71
10.88
8.86
9.30
6.24
9.31
9.68
4.06
8.58
25.08
9.00
16.59
9.49
10.27
8.45
11.20
9.66
2.90
9.84
2.30
8.45
21.89
8.90
9.35
7.45
8.27
8.98
30.03
9.13
5.62
10.20
97.93
10.01
19.15
9.43
70.30
42.31
9.36
3.57
24.59
4.32
10.55
9.02
12.97
7.50
8.61
3.90
11.13
9.95
11.45
8.90
Name
CohStGlbIn(n)
BlkEnDv(n)
BlkStrBnd(n)
PShGWtrn(a)
PSN100BW
EVLtdDur(a)
BlkGlobOp(n)
WstAEMD(n)
iShSP500
NuAZDiv3(a)
CohStSlUt(n)
BlkCAMuBd(n)
IndonesFd(a)
MSEMDDbtn(n)
NuCAMkOpt(n)
PShCnsS(a)
iShaSPVal
HyprBrkTo(n)
BlkGlbEq n(n)
PimcFlRt(n)
NvGVOp(n)
EngyIncGr(a)
ProUltDow(a)
AberdnAsia(a)
EVTxAdvDv(n)
FstTrVLDv(a)
SunaFAlp(n)
Rdx2xSPX(a)
EVInsMA(a)
BlkCoreBd(n)
TortEnInf(n)
MorgSGlblO(n)
RoyceMC(n)
iShrsSKorea
PwShSmVal(a)
MSInsdMun(n)
iShSPInd
NuCADvAdv(n)
PimcMunFd(n)
PimCpIncm(n)
DWSMuni(n)
SwssHlvtia(n)
BlrkCA2018(n)
EVEnEqInc(n)
FTDJMic(a)
TCWStrat(n)
BlacrkNJMu(n)
LatAEqty(a)
BlackStMun(n)
PwShTele
BlkMuniast(n)
AdamsExprs(n)
ColnHiInc(n)
SmCapPrDv(n)
PSIntREnya
NicApIntl(n)
PimcCAMun(n)
WstAstHI2(n)
HypBkStM(n)
Dow30Enhn(n)
EvergrnUt(a)
NuCADiv(a)
TortNAEn(n)
NasdPrInG
LMPCapIn(n)
NuCADiv2(a)
NetsHSng
WAEMInc2(n)
BlkrkHlth(n)
BlkMuniv2(n)
iSSP1500
NuCTDiv3(a)
AlpGlbDD(n)
PionrHI(n)
FTSpcFn(n)
NvDvsfDiv(n)
LehFstInc(n)
NuPrmMuIc(n)
RoyceFcs
BlacrkNYMy(n)
AlpTotDv(n)
BlkMunyNJI(n)
AberdnAust(a)
BlMnyldIns(n)
BlkMunIIT(n)
NuSelTxFr2(n)
ProUR1KG(a)
ProUltRE(a)
NuInsNYPr(n)
TDX2020
SpdrEEurn(a)
VnKmHighII(n)
BlkLtdDu(n)
NuvQuPf(n)
CushTRtn(n)
BlkMunvst(a)
BlEnhGvIn(n)
EVTxMGlo(n)
GabGDeal(n)
MFSSpValTr(n)
Price EPS
8.78
8.02
8.26
11.75
18.09
9.98
13.90
11.20
98.38
9.15
12.04
9.81
5.01
8.86
9.41
23.47
49.90
4.10
8.15
7.97
10.14
16.12
38.85
4.12
12.68
12.09
9.99
30.30
9.95
9.49
19.62
4.29
6.88
29.40
12.18
9.61
37.51
9.70
10.95
8.22
7.51
10.65
11.79
10.44
15.64
2.45
12.55
20.65
8.38
38.38
9.26
9.07
3.38
9.74
13.54
10.12
11.37
5.50
5.65
9.84
11.99
8.96
12.50
10.54
8.20
9.31
14.48
7.77
21.23
9.20
43.95
9.80
6.58
8.20
4.66
6.69
6.27
8.81
5.84
11.14
6.73
9.95
7.45
9.05
9.73
11.99
29.75
15.61
9.53
18.81
31.85
1.66
11.00
4.07
11.24
5.92
14.92
9.18
11.70
4.35
government pays off at maturity.

But if you parked your cash in that
10-year T-note with the thought of
selling it when stocks turn around,
youd be in trouble.
The same is true for gold, another
refuge for cowardly capital. Buying
gold amid a financial crisis means
paying a premium amid a panic.
Name
BlkSenHgh(n)
BlkMunienh(n)
DivCapRI(n)
NEqPrmGr(n)
MSInsdPrm(n)
iShACWXn
NuDivAdv3(a)
EVEnhEq(n)
ColIntmkt(n)
INGPrRt(n)
BlMunyCAI(n)
Dow30PrDv(n)
MFSMlti(n)
AracrzCel(n)
EVFltRtIn(n)
PSGTrns
CentSecur(a)
NuNYQltInc(n)
NicAEqCv(n)
Votorntm(n)
ChileFund(a)
ClayYldH(a)
LbtyAllStrEq(n)
PSVLIR(a)
VnKmMuTr(n)
PwShDyMkt(a)
SilgnHld
FtTrAbGlO(n)
SingaporeFd(n)
WTIntLC
BlkPfdE(n)
NewGermFd(n)
NuCAPrem(a)
PutMunOpt(n)
WAstGlbHi(n)
BlkPAStr(a)
PwSValL(a)
PimcoMuIII(n)
ReavesUt(a)
NuNYPrfPls(n)
AlpGlbPtyn(n)
ZweigFund(n)
WAHiInOp(n)
BlcrkInsMu(n)
GlbIncCur(n)
NuMktOpty(n)
4086Strat(n)
MktVAltEn
CohStDiv(n)
ACMMngDlr(n)
WAEMInco(n)
WstAsInfla(n)
BlkMunihld(n)
HerzfldCarib
NvTxDvn(n)
DWSDreVal(n)
GabGlUtil(a)
iShCnsmSvc
OldMLgSh(n)
MorgSEstEu(n)
ColMuni(n)
NuInsDA(a)
ThaiFund(n)
NuPrmInc2(n)
BlkMu2020(n)
JhnHnkSec(n)
iSSPGlE
MFSCAIns(a)
ClayAChinya
iSPacxJ
ChartwllDv(n)
FTWtr
BlkEnhC&I(n)
WTInNCy
BlkCpHYIII(n)
EVSrFltRt(n)
DWSHiInc(n)
iShNMuBdn(a)
NuInsNJPrm(n)
BlkGlFL(n)
BlkDebtStr(n)
BlkIntGIn(n)
FstTrEnh(n)
NuDvAdv2(a)
CenEurRus(n)
ClghGOp(a)
SpdrIntRE(a)
iShrBrazil
iShSPLA
NuCTDvAdv(a)
MorgSEmMt(n)
FTUtilsn(a)
HanPfdIII(n)
BlacIvQtyM(n)
NichAGEq n(n)
EnhEqYld(n)
iShrGrowth
TSWClayTx(n)
HighldCr(n)
RMRRE(a)
Price
2.65
7.26
2.43
10.65
5.61
32.65
9.32
10.80
6.15
3.46
9.15
11.80
4.44
14.65
9.56
19.09
18.98
9.24
11.03
8.85
10.35
14.94
3.78
19.17
9.36
33.51
45.37
9.90
8.35
42.67
7.62
7.14
8.88
9.60
6.68
8.50
11.23
9.64
14.37
9.83
4.38
2.82
3.87
9.40
12.51
9.71
5.33
26.83
11.35
4.36
7.77
13.61
10.36
3.85
7.62
5.24
14.70
45.00
7.90
13.60
3.18
9.74
6.34
8.87
10.30
9.30
30.36
9.60
10.59
28.20
3.40
15.65
10.88
21.06
4.08
9.45
2.70
92.25
9.65
9.40
3.19
8.30
8.95
10.31
22.74
9.39
31.41
37.00
26.55
10.83
9.54
12.79
7.60
9.28
10.35
8.80
47.18
7.13
7.59
5.55
EPS
51
31
72
Name
Price EPS
BlFltRtInc2(n)
9.48
NuvMSInc(n)
4.18
Ball(n)
32.39 65
PwShWHCln(a) 10.50
SPDRTech(a)
16.61
BlkCpHYVI(n)
6.74
BlkCpHYV(n)
6.92
NuInsOpty(n)
9.50
SPDRMatls(a)
28.05
RdxSPVal(a)
19.42
EVInsPA(a)
10.58
FTREITn(a)
11.94
LAzWldDv(n)
8.50
MSDWQtyInc(n) 8.62
WAEmMflt(n)
8.48
DEEnhG n(n)
6.67
MacQFstTr(n)
9.67
DWSGlbHi(n)
5.08
NuInsdQlt(n)
10.03
FlrtyPfdS(n)
6.11
NuMCrGvtn(n)
11.89
RdxFncl(a)
22.52
NuInsFLPr(n)
9.10
DivCpGlb(n)
3.45
NuNCDvAd2(a)
11.80
PSEurSmn(a)
13.10
BlMunQlt2(n)
8.21
TurkshInv Fd(n)
7.05
iShrsMexico
33.86
NuPremInc4(n)
8.46
VanKDynn(n)
8.41
JapanEqty(n)
4.81
iShrSngapr
8.14
WstAsWw(n)
8.10
EVTAdGlOp(n)
14.07
MngdHiPls(n)
1.71
NBDivAdv(a)
8.85
RMRAsPac(a)
6.40
ProUOG(a)
42.20
EVInsNY(a)
10.90
3M(n)
57.37 74
FrTmpLtd(a)
7.61
NuNJInvQlt(n)
10.19
TriContinentl(n) 11.77
iShrsEAFE
46.80
CohSClosd(n)
9.22
S&PMdcpDR(a) 107.50
WTIntTc
15.45
NBCAInt(a)
9.82
PSOilSv(a)
15.18
LazGlbTR(n)
12.15
EVRiskMn(n)
14.20
WestAstPm(n)
7.18
BlkRAst(n)
8.60
VangEuro
44.41
BlMunyQlty(n)
9.45
PwShIns(a)
13.20
SpEmLtAmn(a) 42.69
FTStrHi2(n)
5.60
NuDivAdv(n)
9.25
VangEmgMk
26.54
FtTrStrHi(n)
4.86
SpdMSxUS(a)
24.75
RMRFire(a)
3.77
DWSGlCmd(n)
9.50
BlkPfdCpInc(n)
5.90
PwrshsQQQ
32.39
BlkrckIn Tr(n)
5.21
PwSWtrRes(a)
14.10
VangLgCp
44.21
SourceCap(n)
36.11
PionFltRt(n)
8.97
RMRAsREn(a)
6.13
FtDearbrn(n)
10.67
MktVSolarn(a)
19.10
EmMktTel(a)
12.59
FedPInt(n)
9.25
VangValu
43.97
VnKmCAVal(n)
9.77
iShSP100
46.75
ClaySecR(a)
18.49
EVInsOH(a)
10.40
DWSMulti(n)
5.40
MadStSect(n)
9.03
SPDR(a)
98.10
SPGeardFd(n)
9.90
BlkStrDiv(n)
8.80
iShrsAustrl
15.96
Crane(n)
22.18 77
BlkMuniHIns(n)
8.57
NuvQPf3(n)
3.80
HncTxAdDv(n)
9.27
PimcoFlt(n)
7.88
NuSelTaxfr(n)
11.96
EvgGlDvn(n)
9.05
iShMCGth
61.05
NuSrIncm(n)
3.95
PSAPcxJsn(a)
11.95
Siemens(n)
66.96 63
BlkLTMu(n)
7.81
What happens when that panic recedes? Your gold is worth less.
The fact is, some safe havens are
like motel rooms in Texas with a
huge storm coming. Its late, and
there are only a few rooms left.
Youll have to pay up to be safe until
the storm passes. Avoid that trap.
How? Cash.
Name
Price EPS
VangPac
42.99
DreCDivIn(n)
3.23
BlkDvAch(n)
8.20
ProUltFn(a)
10.75
VangDvAp
41.60
AdvGlbCvn(n)
5.54
FTDJGlDvn(a)
16.85
iShrsGSSmc
33.74
iShrsOEx
40.74
iShEPSelDv
23.99
NuSelQlty(n)
9.50
EVCrdOp(n)
7.77
WstAsInfO(n)
9.60
KoreaFund(n)
12.55
BlcrkNYIns(n)
9.26
EmrsnElec(n)
36.15 86
iShrGSTch
37.90
SpdrLehHY(a)
33.39
BlkFltRtInc(n)
9.65
BlacrkMuni(n)
8.60
MunyMII(n)
9.72
MorgSHiYld(n)
3.22
FTLCpValn(a)
19.14
RdxHlthC(a)
44.17
UntdTech(n)
49.68 84
ProUltMC(a)
34.50
NuPAInvQlt(n)
9.40
FTFincln(a)
10.02
iShrsSpain
41.39
SpdrMetM(a)
33.91
NvTxAdvTR(n)
8.34
PwShSmGr(a)
11.63
EatnVNY(a)
9.60
iShaR1000G
40.17
JnHnkPmII(n)
6.05
SunaFLC(n)
10.38
IntlgSys(a)
1.73 8
NvCorEqAn(n)
9.50
ProUSL20n(a)
59.01
KonPhlps(n)
22.41 39
HOilSvc(a)
106.50
Honywel(n)
34.08 88
MktVAgrn(a)
26.61
NuNYDv2(a)
9.41
ClayCdEnn(a)
13.81
NuNYSelQlt(n)
9.30
TmpDragn(n)
16.18
PShEngy(a)
22.87
SpdEMktsn(a)
41.10
ColonialIntm(n)
1.54
iShUSIndx
47.96
NuvQPf2(n)
4.26
iShaR1000V
53.33
NashuaCp
5.39 9
PSEmgMkn(a)
14.00
PSLgCap(a)
19.12
MacQGInf(n)
10.79
MexicoFund(n) 17.74
iShrsGSSft
35.37
BlkMuIntD(n)
9.56
MLPStrn(n)
8.23
PSDeepV(a)
18.28
EvgIntBal(n)
10.34
CurrShAus
67.37
FlrtyTotR(n)
6.37
Aptargrp(n)
34.11 84
VangSmCpVl
48.16
SchwtzM(n)
15.95 36
EllswthFd(a)
4.62
WTDiefaHi
40.58
Vitro SociAn(n)
2.25 28
ClayCtryn(a)
15.10
WstnAsInt(a)
7.19
WTTotDv
39.05
iShrsTaiwan
9.29
iShBasMtrl
45.56
SPDRHlthC(a)
26.55
PwrShChna(a)
15.89
WisdTrMdE
16.63
NuVADvAdv(a)
11.31
DuPont(n)
36.12 82
NuvMSIn2(n)
4.27
JhnHnkPfI(n)
9.15
DreyfHiYl(n)
2.45
iShEMkt
26.20
MktVSteel(a)
35.50
iShSPGth
48.18
VangGrwth
43.30
DJIDiamnd(a)
92.19
iSAsia50nya
27.96
FTChndnya
12.86
SpdrTotMkt(a)
69.42
Rydx2xTch(a)
33.30
ThaiCaptl(a)
6.75
NuPAPrm2(n)
8.87
CredtSwsHY(a)
1.71
WAGlobPrt(n)
6.15
SPDRCnStpl(a)
24.99
VangTotW
35.55
MeadWv(n)
20.34 87
Read IBDs Investors Corner and

Big Picture columns to learn
how to recognize important tops
and bottoms in market indexes.
Buy stocks with a Composite

Rating of 90 or more and a
Relative Price Strength Rating of 85
or higher in the IBD SmartSelect
Corporate Ratings.
10
Pick companies with management ownership of stock.
11
12
13
Buy mostly in the top six broad

industry sectors in IBDs New
Highs List.
Select stocks with increasing
institutional sponsorship in
recent quarters.
Current quarterly after-tax
profit margins should be
improving, near their peak and
among the best in the stocks industry.
Dont buy because of dividends 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.
Pick companies with a superior
new product or service.
Invest mainly in entrepreneurial New America companies.
Pay close attention to those with an
IPO in the past eight years.
Check into companies buying
back 5% to 10% of their stock
and those with new management
(what is managements
background?).
Dont try to bottom guess or
buy on the way down. Never
argue with the market. Forget your
pride and ego.
Find out if the market currently favors big-cap or small-cap
stocks.
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
know what youre doing thats vital.
Thats how to improve your results.
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Name
Price EPS
Name
Price EPS
Name
Price EPS
Name
Price EPS
Name
Price EPS
MSIncOpty(n)
AmerStr2(n)
iShNYCmp
SeligSelctFd(n)
PSCleantc(a)
BlkMDMuBd(a)
FTHlthCrn(a)
MDURes(n)
SelIntREn(n)
Glatfelt(n)
PShDvIntn(a)
RdxEngy(a)
Harsco(n)
ClaySPGDvO(a)
WTDrfBz
TycoIntl(n)
EatnVMI(a)
NBIncmOpp(a)
WTSmCDv
iShrHongKg
BlkrkHiInc(n)
NuMDPrem(n)
iShEngy
VangrdTSMI
HMLSemi(a)
NuMDDiv3(a)
PSBuybk(a)
PimcNYMun(n)
DryfStrMB(n)
MktVEnvir(a)
JHTxAdY n(n)
NvTxAdFlt(n)
BlrkMu2018(n)
BlkInsMuII(n)
MkVNucEn(a)
FortuneB(n)
BlacrckHYT(n)
NetASX200n(a)
MBIAMgdDu(n)
HPharm(a)
BlkMunihd2(n)
UFPTech
NuOHDvAdv(a)
NuvFlRtOp(n)
VnKmSrInc(n)
NewIrlndFd(n)
MorgSIndiaI(n)
SPDRUtil(a)
iSharCn&St
SpdrOGEq(a)
PSLNano(a)
RdxMVal(a)
USGasFd n(a)
BlkGlbEn(n)
NuPrmIn2(n)
iShR2000G
FTLCpGr n(a)
CurrShMex
MSIncmSecs(n)
WTIntSC
PwShBio(a)
PCMFund(n)
BancrftFd(a)
NeenahP(n)
SPDRFincl(a)
BlkMunyInv(n)
IntPaper(n)
PShGEngn(a)
SpdrWlsRE(a)
ProUltInd(a)
SPDREnergy(a)
BlkPrfIStr(n)
WstAVari(n)
MSNYQlty(n)
SPDRInds(a)
FTStrHi3n(n)
NuPremInsd(n)
SmurfitSt
iShMstLG
ProUltTeln(a)
WTLgCDv
VersoPap(n)
ProUTech(a)
NetFtse100n(a)
SpdrIntMC(a)
SonocoP(n)
LMPCpLn(n)
NuvFltRt(n)
iShBRIC
EVSrIncTr(n)
ClayGSolnya
VnKmInvNY(n)
WTHYEq
NuCASelQlt(n)
iShCh25
WTJpnTot
PSFinPf(a)
FTrVLEq(a)
iShrCanada
Tredegar(n)
5.31
7.69
57.74
8.77
19.59
11.45
15.10
20.56
6.84
9.38
12.24
39.99
26.86
11.56
18.85
28.60
8.21
4.65
36.45
11.48
1.25
9.64
31.22
48.73
21.08
9.27
17.16
8.56
5.83
35.74
9.80
3.01
13.84
8.94
16.61
47.43
4.06
14.40
8.70
60.45
9.18
4.83
9.65
6.40
3.40
8.80
15.44
28.76
57.45
23.40
9.91
23.59
41.00
16.75
9.85
55.81
19.80
82.40
11.04
37.52
14.97
6.62
10.72
13.88
15.52
8.81
21.62
13.90
32.35
30.49
52.00
6.21
10.74
9.28
25.70
4.30
9.52
2.57
46.70
31.67
39.42
1.85
29.24
16.16
21.62
25.22
7.08
6.59
25.92
4.14
12.14
9.31
34.63
9.46
28.09
36.25
11.15
14.23
21.56
12.66
KoreaEqtyFd(n)
iSRMCG
iShrsRlEst
iSharRslMd
MSQltyInv(n)
PSGCoal
VnKmAdMu2(a)
iShRs1000
INGIntHiDn(n)
VngMegV
GreaterChin(n)
VnKmInvNJ(n)
iShrsTec
RydRus50(a)
WAstHIF(n)
iShRs3000
HoldrsRetl(a)
BlMunihIns(n)
Domtar(n)
FTrTxAdv(a)
FTNDXEq
NuvICATF(a)
iShDJAero
iShR2000V
GreifA(n)
PShEuropn(a)
PwShLgVal(a)
ProUSemi(a)
MSIncOpty2(n)
PSFrontC
DefndStr(n)
iShNY100
ProUltUtl(a)
NetsPSI20
SpdrRetl(a)
iShrInds
ClayBRIC(a)
iShaNdqBio
AlbnyInt(n)
iSSoAfr
CornrstnSV(a)
Olin(n)
FAmMNII(a)
GreifB(n)
DTFTxFree(n)
iShMstMG
SpdrSCJpn(a)
AbitiBown(n)
SpdrLCapV(a)
ClayDShp
VangUtil
MSFrEm
SpdChinan(a)
MSTech(a)
PShHlthc(a)
SpdrWilRE(a)
SPLehCAM(a)
iShMstLC
PShTch(a)
WTIntREn(a)
JFChina(n)
BLDRSEur
iShGlbREn
EVNatlMuni(a)
iShEMU
iShrMalysa
ITTCorp(n)
LatinAmrDis(n)
BuckeyeTch(n)
MSInsdBd(n)
BlkCAMu2(a)
FTMCpCre n(a)
iShRs2000
MercrInt
ProUltSC(a)
FstTrFLtRt(a)
SPBRIC40(a)
NuOHQltInc(n)
iShrLeAgBd
STDJStx50
WTDrfChn
EatnVPA(a)
PwShInd
PutPrmInc(n)
iSGlInnya
iShSPCStp
VnKmSelSec(a)
NuFLInvQlt(n)
BrcIndian
NuMDDvAdv(a)
FstTrSrFl(n)
CrnstTotR(a)
NuAZPrem(n)
PSAerDef(a)
iShHYCBdn(a)
FTAbEmOp(n)
iShSPSml
EagleCapG(a)
ProUltHC(a)
WTDiv100
6.00
35.30
47.65
67.41
8.77
15.34
8.94
53.34
7.62
33.51
8.52
12.47
39.48
76.70
5.33
56.83
77.64
8.96
2.78
4.18
14.21
9.38
42.75
53.93
48.35
12.29
14.34
21.11
5.66
15.55
12.25
51.72
35.19
12.89
25.70
47.93
24.72
70.17
20.30
37.55
2.23
15.40
11.49
38.84
10.55
60.71
30.10
1.93
55.37
12.78
59.06
10.50
43.65
38.19
21.50
51.43
19.80
57.83
18.27
23.90
13.08
18.90
25.16
9.41
32.62
8.00
46.21
12.23
5.89
8.81
9.55
20.23
54.46
2.31
31.13
8.24
15.05
10.73
94.67
31.50
25.05
9.21
39.69
4.11
30.27
49.80
8.32
8.76
37.20
9.81
8.10
3.72
11.01
14.54
74.75
10.67
48.72
5.25
41.87
38.73
iShrsUK
IndiaFd(n)
RevSmCnya
EVInsMu2(a)
NuMIQltInc(n)
Carlisle(n)
VnKmOHQlt(n)
BlkVAMuBd(a)
NetsISEQ20
ChinaFund(n)
RdxSPEqlWt(a)
SpdWldxUS(a)
VnKmMAVal(a)
iShGTimb
iShaMCVal
MontgrySt(n)
PicoHlds
PwHiGrDv(a)
iShrMSCIV
SwRCmETR(a)
ClayBondn(a)
BlkMuNYInt(n)
TDX2030
PwSPharma(a)
TempltnRus(n)
iShIsraelnya
ClyClrGl(a)
iShrsIns
PwShMdVal(a)
SpdrMcQGl(a)
FTWindE
Rydx2xEn(a)
VangSmCp
TaiwanFd(n)
MXEqtyIn(n)
iShSCVal
FTTechlgyn(a)
VangHlCr
NuMuHi2n(n)
WTSoAfR
PwShCurH(a)
iShrsMed
HSftware(a)
iShrsUtil
VangIntBdn
PSWindEn
GraphPkg(n)
AmIncmFd(n)
PSHYCpBdn(a)
PSGlbNucn
SPDRConsm(a)
WTSCEr(a)
WTJpnSC
GabelliGlMlt(n)
FlrtyPfdOp(n)
Thomson(n)
WTEurHiY
VangInfT
BLDRSEmer
FstTrMtg(n)
VanHiDY
iShrsSwiss
iSRMCV
ProUR2KV(a)
FTUSLiq
OwensIllinois(n)
ClayWatrn(a)
WTIntBM
EatnVOH(a)
SpdrPhrm(a)
PrUR2KG(a)
iShGlbFnl
PwShLeis(a)
iShrsOEq
PwShLgGr(a)
PSTchLdr
iShMrnLV
PSUS1K
LeucdNatl(n)
PSBldCns(a)
Rdx2xMdC(a)
WTDiefa
iShrGermny
PwShMdGr(a)
BLDRSAsia
SpdrOGEx(a)
MkVCoalnya
ClayRobbn
Rydx2xHC(a)
PSEnEx(a)
VanEuPcn
iShGlbHlt
iShNRes
SpdrIntSCn(a)
TriMasn(n)
SpdrLgCap(a)
WTIntCm
iSSCGth
iShR3000G
Rdx2xRUT(a)
14.21
22.75
39.99
9.33
9.62
25.51
12.00
16.50
12.97
21.76
31.48
20.12
10.60
35.56
55.82
12.05
29.54
10.72
42.20
10.07
48.03
9.56
17.04
15.11
26.00
36.78
12.68
23.73
12.26
41.18
14.25
24.48
47.90
10.20
14.28
52.97
12.26
47.45
9.80
22.62
21.49
48.86
31.50
68.27
72.18
12.64
1.58
5.14
16.50
14.79
23.28
30.26
30.90
4.75
3.11
25.08
40.96
38.43
28.54
14.50
35.98
18.52
31.84
24.31
13.89
23.10
16.27
20.96
9.00
27.32
26.31
44.16
9.77
37.52
12.11
16.04
52.26
37.93
35.50
10.78
31.89
42.62
19.51
14.65
20.56
31.99
20.07
12.92
57.13
15.55
29.28
45.37
28.34
19.68
5.06
47.18
22.02
49.79
32.98
34.54
CurrShCan
FTAmBio(a)
FTEnrgyn(a)
FTIPOX(a)
iShMtg
TaiwGrChn(n)
iShrsHlthcr
PwsUtils(a)
FTNDXTc
MblNHMuBd(a)
PwShUtil
WTPacTot
NuPADvAd2(a)
AmStrIncm(n)
iShS&PGbl
WTIntEn
iShrAustria
PowShEn
iShrsTel
HInternt(a)
BlackrkNJ(a)
RdxMGth(a)
WTEmHY n
iShrsFncl
iShrGSNet
iShrBelgm
HMkt2000(a)
VangFinl
PShFinl(a)
DiamdHill
MkVHardAst(a)
VangMCG
PwShSemi(a)
WTIntIn
iShMstSV
WTPacHY
iShMstSC
iShrGlbTlc
PrURMCV(a)
WTEurSC
PSWHPrE(a)
FTDJInt(a)
NetsJSE40(a)
iShSPMat
iShTopix
RdxCnStp(a)
NuvINYTF(a)
iShMstSG
PSMeganya
VangMatl
iShWPropn
WTMCEr(a)
VangMega
VangSmCGr
BlkCAINSD(n)
PSNextQn
SpdrSemi(a)
SpdrGlobT(a)
PSBMet(a)
ClayOcn(a)
iShaR3000V
PSPrivEq(a)
SappiLtd(n)
VangREIT
HIntArc(a)
VangEngy
RdxTech(a)
iShLeGov
HSDiag
WTErn500(a)
iShrsKLDSS
ClayChSCn(a)
PSSmCap(a)
PSETcLdnya
RdxSCVal(a)
iShSPGTel
CRJSB1
iShrNthrld
iShGSCom
iShCalMuni(a)
FTCnsmDisn(a)
NetsDAXn(a)
USNGFd n(a)
ClaySabD(a)
NuMADvAdv(a)
PwSZSC(a)
FocHmld
CohStGRl(a)
iShMstMV
PwShNetwk(a)
iShChnHK
WTMdCDv
iShRsMic
ClayDvInt(a)
BiPNGnya
iShThainya
HoldrsTel(a)
PrURMCG(a)
NuGAPrem(n)
FTSmCpCrn(a)
88.85
20.32
13.48
15.99
14.39
4.06
55.05
15.19
13.67
12.25
42.89
47.83
9.80
8.05
53.70
21.70
16.18
51.50
16.53
36.13
8.90
40.29
36.88
54.11
19.15
10.52
42.86
31.04
17.78
7.15
25.30
37.87
10.74
18.27
54.77
40.89
58.40
40.83
24.08
33.65
16.93
15.52
13.65
42.85
39.95
43.73
10.37
53.93
19.38
55.74
26.28
32.70
34.10
47.39
14.76
17.69
29.15
51.33
17.32
20.01
70.80
11.74
6.50 43
46.44
35.50
76.67
32.10
96.42
24.48
34.54
43.07
13.55
18.14
10.84
24.47
47.99
11.77 1
16.43
46.38
98.17
11.48
16.30
29.91
19.13
11.83
16.94
34.64
31.88
54.83
11.48
32.07
37.87
35.90
15.01
39.05
26.67
22.76
24.47
10.01
20.17
STDJEu50
EVInNY2(a)
PShBasM(a)
Griffon(n)
VangIndl
iShrSweden
FTRNG
VangrdEMI
iShrsHlth
iShrFrance
ProUCnS(a)
FTMatlrsn(a)
VangMidCp
iShJpSCnya
KbwIns(a)
ClayIntYn(a)
BlkIQMuIT(n)
BlkMuBdIt(n)
FTCnsStpn(a)
PSGBio
SpdrMdCap(a)
HUtil(a)
MktVGulf
FTLCpCren(a)
iShTurkynya
FocSINnya
iShrsKLDSo(a)
iShDevSCn
SpEmgAsP(a)
WTTotEr(a)
VangTelSvc
FTrFTSEn(a)
HEur2001(a)
iShRE50
PwShSMd
iShDJBkr
iShMstMC
PSAutBGr(a)
PwSTelc(a)
MitsuiLtd
iShrsPhm
PShCnsD(a)
WTIntCy
iShrsItaly
iShAsian
SpdrIntDivn(a)
VangCnsDs
PShInds(a)
NetsAEX
BlMunyIns(n)
SPASC100n(a)
SpdrPrJpn(a)
PSRetail(a)
iShChilenya
KbwCM(a)
PSDTcLdnya
NetsTA25
iShRetl
WTLwPE(a)
ClaySSS
SpdrIMatls(a)
PwSBsMt
EatnVMA(a)
iShResid
SpdrEMSmC(a)
PwSHard(a)
iShACWIn
PwSCnSv
RevLgCnya
NuMIDiv(a)
VangMCV
ClayClear(a)
ClayFront
EVInsNJ(a)
PSAggGr(a)
ClayMCpCrn(a)
RdxSPGth(a)
NetsTokReit
FidNASDFd
PwShHlth
WTErT100(a)
CurrShBrt
WTEurTot
RdxIndls(a)
NetHgSg
RevMidCnya
SpdrSCapG(a)
PwSCnGd
MktVAfr
RdxCnsDs(a)
NetTopx
PSAutGr(a)
ClayGrLcpn(a)
FocWmtS
FTMulCpGr n(a)
ClaySIns(a)
PSNsqSCn
iShIndOf
WTNZDol
PSNasIntnt
35.88
9.75
21.71
7.27 51
47.63
16.66
14.70
35.34
37.40
21.84
24.65
13.28
48.36
33.27
27.92
13.46
7.52
9.81
15.88
21.07
37.10
92.44
26.20
19.59
32.64
24.80
37.47
25.46
48.09
34.69
44.62
29.27
48.20
28.92
36.90
23.52
55.07
9.65
11.53
197.50 69
43.70
16.37
16.44
17.64
23.40
40.28
36.30
20.80
13.27
8.87
13.93
35.04
12.63
29.25
32.37
13.68
15.67
25.01
30.57
16.82
17.14
42.09
11.57
34.94
29.28
9.83
34.59
35.63
35.70
10.40
36.39
14.65
15.80
11.50
17.99
17.21
26.05
19.46
69.10
41.42
29.63
173.16
42.60
36.85
16.25
36.02
64.87
36.29
27.37
27.10
18.07
9.49
14.09
40.21
19.60
20.00
18.43
26.63
20.01
15.65
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S&P 500 INDEX

DOW JONES IND.

NYSE VOL. (MIL)

NASDAQ VOL. (MIL)

VOL. 25, NO. 129

REUTERS CRB FUT.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008 $2.00

Lifeline For Taxpayers

Daily Stock Analysis

McCain should have made clear

Speed racer Junior Johnson

Tech outfits financing arms

The air-conditioning installer

The rescue bill brings AMT relief

Psychiatric Solutions is posting

ISSUES & INSIGHTS A10-11

LEADERS & SUCCESS A3

INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY A4

THE NEW AMERICA A6

MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs A7-9

The Fed, European Central Bank and

Stocks Retreat Despite Rate Cuts

Stocks End Volatile Day Lower

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

U.K. To Buy Stakes In Big Banks

The British govt will inject 50 bil pounds

Treasuries Sink On New Supply

Wal-Mart OK, Dept. Stores Not

Wal-Marts Sept. same-store sales rose

IBMs Q3 EPS Tops; Sales Miss

Iceland Draws U.K. Ire In Crisis

The nations financial crisis worsened as

Japanese Stocks Tumble 9.4%

The benchmark Nikkei index suffered

Pending Home Sales Jump 7.4%

BritishPrimeMinister GordonBrown unveilshis stimulus planWednesdayin London;tradersfollow theaction

The start of earnings season is almost an afterthought on Wall

Issues & Insights ......A10

E2008 Investors Business Daily Inc.

Bold Actions Blunted

France Looks To Take Over Banks

Fidelity U.S. Government Funds*

SEE WHAT'S NEXT? ON A6

If youre looking for stability in this market, Fidelitys

British Rescue Effort

Sept. Retail Sales Weak

Source: Retail Metrics

*The funds themselves are not insured or guaranteed.

PM Francois Fillon proposed letting

The Federal Reserve and several

much damage will be caused in

An investment in a money market fund is not

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008

Pending Home Sales Index Jumped In Aug.

Pending home sales index

Sources: National Association of Realtors, Datastream

Pending sales by region

Google jumps into in-game ads

RIM touts touch-screen phone

The leader in online search and ads

tions fell 2.5% each after Bank of

Rising Recession Expectations

Meanwhile, SAP said it would miss