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ISSUES & INSIGHTS / A16-17
Does Obama Believe In Free Trade?

LEADERS & SUCCESS / A3
Danny Ainge Scores Big For Boston

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Cosmetics Sit Pretty Amid Recession

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M&As In The Age Of Credit Crunch

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Stanley Is Trading Above Its 10-Week
IBD
MONDAY SPECIAL
S&P 500 INDEX
DOW JONES IND.
NYSE VOL. (MIL)
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-222 (-12.3%)
Energy stocks bounce

as transports decline
Banks, Caterpillar hit

as Kraft Foods rises
Third straight week

of above-avg. volume
NASDAQ
NASDAQ VOL. (MIL)
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-611 (-18.7%)
3.93%
-0.04 (-1.0%)
Telecoms make gains

while chipmakers fall
Google gaps up, but

Intuitive Surgical ugly
But short-term bills,

30-year bond yields rise
DOLLAR-YEN (N.Y.)
EURO
CRB FUTURES
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1.3422
-0.0025 (-0.2%)
282.14
+6.48 (+2.4%)
Big problems in Asia

fail to lift greenback
Ukraines problems
wont help the euro
Most contracts rise;

gold, silver fall more
W W W . I N V E S T O R S . C O M
VOL. 25, NO. 136
IBDS TOP 10
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 $3.00
Credit Rates Thaw,

Buffett Says Buy,
But Stocks Decline
Stocks Ease; Volatility Remains
The market rose for much of Fri. on positive credit signs until selling off late to
close with moderate losses on lower volume. The S&P 500 slid 0.6%, the Nasdaq
and NYSE composite 0.4%. But the Dow
sank 1.4%, led by Caterpillars 7% drop and
Citis 6%. Energy stocks rebounded as crude
prices rose. For the week, the major indexes
rose 3.7% or more. More on this page, B7, B8
Home Starts At 17-Year Low
Housing Starts Sink To 17-Yr Low
Libor rate down 40 ticks

in 5 days, but economy
already in rapid descent
Builders broke ground on an annualized

817,000 units in Sept., off 6.2% vs. Aug.
and the lowest since early 91. Single-family
starts hit a 26 1/2-year low. Building permits, a gauge of future demand, set a 17-year
low. On the upside, building has fallen below
household formation, which should help reduce unsold inventory, now being flooded
by foreclosures. See Vital Signs on A2
Money Rates Continue To Ease
The 3-month dollar Libor rate eased a

further8 basis points to 4.42%.The interbank rate fell 40 ticks for the week as U.S.
and European govts said they would inject
cash directly into financial firms and guarantee bank-to-bank loans. There was some
market chatter that the Libor was poised to
fall dramatically. More on this page
BY SCOTT STODDARD
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
POLICESTANDGUARDoutsideatoyfactoryinsouthernChina,wherehundredsofworkersralliedFridaytodemandunpaidwages.HongKong-listedSmartUnion,asupplierforMattelandDisney,filedforbankruptcyamida
global slowdown that has begun hurting Chinese manufacturers. About 7,000 workers lost their jobs.
AP
Dont Bail On Mutual Funds Now

As Market Rallies In Aging Bear
Bush: Rescue Will Take Awhile A year into correction,

Seeking to soothe continued anxiety
about financial markets, the president

said hes confident coordinated federal and
intl efforts will turn the tide, but that Americans must be patient. The economy didnt
falter overnight, Bush told a Chamber of
Commerce gathering, and its going to take
awhile for the credit system to thaw.
OPEC Hustle Begets Oil Bounce
Traders drove oil more than $4higher intraday, anticipating an OPEC output cut
this week. The cartel on Thu. moved up an
emergency meeting by 3 weeks to Oct. 24,
hinting the cartel was keen to stem further
price declines. Nov. settled $2 higher to
$71.85 a barrel. Copper popped nearly 5%.
Gold fell for a 7th straight session to below
$788 an ounce.
Consumer Sentiment Plunges
The Reuters/Univ. of Michigan confidence gauge dived to 57.5 in mid-Oct.

from 70.3 in Sept. Thats just above Junes
long-time low. It was the sharpest 1-month
decline since the survey began in 52. The
current conditions subindex fell 16.1 points
to a record-low 58.9. The expectations subindex slid 9.5 points to 56.7.
Credit-Card Charge-Offs Soar
Moodys said balances written off as not

being repaid shot up to 6.82% in Aug., up
48% from a year earlier. The July charge-off
rate was 6.36%. Moodys expects chargeoffs to continue to rise through 09, surpassing peaks in past recessions. Capital One
said late Thu. that its Q3 charge-off rate rose
to 6.13% from 3.85% a year earlier. American
Express Sept. defaults more than doubled.
ING Plunges On Cash Worries
U.S. shares of the Dutch bank and insurer fell 28% on reports that it needs cash.
The Dutch govt has set aside $27 bil to assist
financial firms. ING tried to easefears by saying its business model is sound, however
that does not mean we are immune to the external environment. It also reported a Q3
loss of $672 mil and said it will consider the
govt program as details become available.
S. Korea, Ukraine Tackle Crisis
Officials in Seoul held an emergency

meeting to address the financial crisis
that has left its currency, stocks and banks
reeling. Officials hoped to announce a rescue plan Sun. Across the globe, Ukraine
askedthe IMF for an emergency loan. Meanwhile, a Russian official said the nation isnt
convinced it should grant Icelands request
to help bail out its banks.
Fewer Iraqis Trying To Exit Nation
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The number ofIraqis applying for asylum in other countries fell 18% from
the last six months of last year to the first
half of 08, due in part to declining violence
in their homeland, the U.N. refugee agency
said. Sweden drew the most asylum requests from Iraqis. Still, Iraq leads the world
in asylum requests, followed by Russia.
fund investors shouldnt

follow the panicky herd
Net Outflow Soars

Shareholders pulled a record
amount from stock funds in
Sept., estimated at $49.5 bil.
$25 Net flows, in billions
BY PAUL KATZEFF
Inan age-old dance, panicking mutual fund investors are pulling out
just as evidence is mounting that
stocks are forming a bottom.
As has happened so often in the
past, investors, ruled more by emotion than sense, are selling low and
most likely will end up buying
high. Thats a recipe for disaster
that can and should be avoided.
Shareholders yanked a net
$104.4 billion from stock and
bond mutual funds in September,
according to Lipper Inc. Why?
They were staring at declines of
20%-40% in their account balances. They were also looking at headlines screaming of failing global financial systems and an impending
worldwide recession. Retirement
dates telescoped away like a scene
in a Hitchcock movie.
Hedge fund shareholders did
likewise. They pulled at least $43
billion from those high-ante investment pools in September, according to TrimTabs.
But just because lots of people
were exiting with lots of money
CONTENTS
Amex Tables .............B15
Big Picture ...................B7
Commodity Futures .B16
Company Index ..........A2
Credit Markets ...........B17
Dividends News ...........B7
Earnings News ............B7
Economic News...........A2
Editorials ..................A16
ExchangeTraded Funds .A12
General Market............B8
Health & Medicine ......A8
IBD 100 .........................B1
Industry Groups...........B8
Industry Snapshot ......A8
Internet & Technology A4
Investor Education....A18
Investor's Corner ......A18

Issues & Insights ......A16
Leaders & Success .....A3
Low Price Stocks .......B15
Managing For SuccessA9
Nasdaq Charts ...........B12
New America ...............A7
New Highs & Lows ...B10
New Issues ...............B13
NYSE Charts...............B10
Option Tables ...........A15
Research Tables ..........B9
To The Point ................A2
Week In Review ..........B7
World News Briefs .....A2
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doesnt mean you should follow

the herd.
Instead, staying with a mutual
fund lets you benefit from dollarcost averaging. You end up buying
more shares as prices fall. You get
fewer shares as prices rally. Your
overall cost per share comes out
less than the average cost per
share during that time.
Warren Buffett, the storied
helmsman of Berkshire Hathaway, doesnt make money by following in any panicky herds footsteps. The Oracle of Omaha wrote
in the New York Times that he has
been buying U.S. stocks. A simple
rule dictates my buying: Be fearful
when others are greedy, and be
greedy when others are fearful.
Stampeding along with the herd
is also not for John Bogle, founder

and retired chief executive of the
Vanguard Group, and dean of the
mutual fund industry.
Jumping in and out of the market thats what speculators do,
Bogle told IBD. If youre an investor, you should follow other rules,
not speculators rules.
The rules for investors who buy
individual stocks are different for
those who put money in mutual
funds. Stock investors should get
out of the way of a declining market when it first begins to fall.
Not so for mutual fund holders.
The money is made long term, not
by timing the market.
Indeed, fleeing the market deep
in a downturn is usually precisely
the wrong move. You can make a
lot more money by sticking with a
diversified stock fund.
If everyone elses panic has got
you thinking of throwing in the
towel,consider this:Youvealready
proven youre not a skilled market
timer by not selling at the top.
Dont turn inexperience into error
by selling now near the bottom.
After all, stocks sprung up in
huge volume on Thursday. The
surge in the major indexes signaled a follow-through day. That
confirms the market is now in an
uptrend. Sometimes followSEE MUTUAL FUNDS ON B2
Stocks on Friday gave up some of

Thursdays big gains as investors
weighed positive credit market
signs and upbeat comments from
WarrenBuffettagainstgloomyconstruction and confidence reports.
The Dow fell 1.4% and the S&P
500 0.6%. The Nasdaq, helped by
Googles strong earnings, slipped
just 0.4%. There were some big intraday swings, but not the violent
gyrations of recent days.
Billionaire investor Buffett said
in a New York Times op-ed that
its time to buy U.S. stocks.
Bruce McCain, head of investment strategy at Key Private
Bank, said stocks could remain
volatile for months, although the
worst may be over. I think were
in the process of putting the bottom in place, he said.
President Bush cautioned that it
will take time for credit markets
to thaw.
But there are encouraging signs.
The London interbank offered
rate on three-month dollar loans
between banks fell eight basis
points to 4.42% on Friday. The key
rate fell 40 basis points for the
weekastheU.S.andEuropeangovernments agreed to recapitalize
banks and back their debts. The
overnight Libor rate fell 27 basis
points to 1.67%, a four-year low.
The three-month Libor rate will
likely fall sharply this week due to
signs that banks are starting to resume lending, Tony Crescenzi,
chief bond market strategist at
Miller Tabak & Co., said in a note.
He cited a report saying that JPMorgan loaned $15 billion into
the interbank market.
Still, there was fresh evidence
that credit woes are having a more
serious impact on the economy.
New home construction sank
6.3% last month to an annual rate
of 817,000 units, the lowest since
the 1991 recession, the Commerce
Department said. Analysts had expected 870,000. Single-family

starts fell 12% to a 26-year low.
Applications for building permits, a gauge of future building,
fell 8.3% to a rate of 786,000 units,
matching a 17-1/2-year low.
Housing has been a persistent
drag on economic activity for
more than two years and its going
to continue to be a drag for two or
three more quarters, said Dana
Johnson, chief economist at Comerica Bank.
There is an upside to housings
deconstruction. New starts have
fallen below householdformation,
Libor Loosens Up
3-month dollar interbank rate
4.8%
4.3
3.8
3.3
2.8
Aug Sep
08
Oct. 17:
4.42%
Oct
Source: Reuters
which means the glut of unsold

properties swollen with banks
unloading foreclosed homes
eventually should come down.
Meanwhile, the Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment index sank to 57.5 in Octoberfrom70.3inSeptember,thebiggest drop since the survey began in
1952. Wall Street expected 65.
The gauge of current conditions
plunged 16.1 points to a record
low 58.9 while the six-month outlook dived to 56.7 from 67.2.
Tight credit has hit businesses
and consumers hard, contributing to the biggest drop in retail
sales in more than three years and
the largest decline in industrial activity in decades.
Were in a pretty significant recession that will be a good bit
more painful than the ones we had
in 01 and 90-91, Johnson said.
Consumer confidence and business confidence is really being
shattered by the terrible volatility
in the credit markets, he added.
Govt Moves Easing Credit But Not For All

Outside circle of trust,
consumers, many firms
still struggle to borrow
BY JED GRAHAM
The governments historic intervention last week appears to have

shored upconfidence in U.S. financial institutions, but it hasnt made
credit any easier to come by for
most businesses and individuals.
Heightened risk-aversion by
lendersdue to the worseningeconomy is the biggest obstacle to policymakers ultimate goal of restoring credit availability.
At a time when events naturally
make even the most daring investors more risk-averse, the needs
of our economy require that our financial institutions not take this
new capital to hoard it, but to deploy it, Treasury Secretary
Henry Paulson said last week.
But the very need of the government to borrow vast sums in order
to confront the financial crisis
may be working against that goal
by making the cost of borrowing
for individuals more expensive.
Ten-year Treasury yields spiked
from 3.43% on Oct. 6 to 3.93% on
Friday. Meanwhile, the loosely
correlated 30-year fixed-rate
mortgage jumped to 6.47% in the
week of Oct. 10, up from 5.98% a
week earlier, the Mortgage Bank-
Moving Back Up
Treasury yields plunged during the
credit crisis, but have trended up
on big government interventions
5.5% 10-year Treasury yield
Oct. 17:
3.93%
5.0
4.5
4.0
3.5
3.0
Jun
07
Jan
08
Jun
Oct
Source: Reuters
ers Association said.

There may be some concerns
about all of the borrowing the government may be doing, said Josh
Feinman, chief economist of Deutsche Asset Management in the

Americas.
He noted that higher mortgage
rates are not terribly helpful to
an economy struggling with an
oversupply of homes for sale.
The risein mortgage yieldscombined with rising unemployment
will put significant downward
pressure on home prices, Bridgewater Associates noted in its Daily
Observations note to clients.
Long-term Treasury yields often
fall during periods of economic
weakness as investors seek the
safety of a sure bet. But the opposite was true in the past month
even as the stock market sold off
SEE CREDIT ON B2
A2
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008
Housing Starts Hit 17-Year Low In Sept.

Builders broke ground on an annualized 817,000 new
homes, the lowest since early 91 and much lower than
expected. Building permits also hit a 17-year low, while
single-family starts sank 12% to a 26-year low. Falling
construction should eventually help curb excess home
inventory currently being swelled by foreclosures.
Sources: Commerce Dept., Datastream
INVESTORS.COM
Housing starts
Single-family starts
Annual rate, in millions
Sept.: 817,000
Lowest since
March 91
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
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03
04
05
06
07
By region, yearly change
Midwest
Building permits
-21.8%
Northeast
-20.9%
South
-32.5%
West
-40.4%
Sept.: 544,000
Lowest since
Feb. 82
2.0
1.5
Sept.: 786,000
Lowest since
Jan. 91
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TO THE POINT
ECONOMY
BUSINESS BRIEFS
DIVERSIFIED
MEDICAL
Honeywell EPS tops, guides low
Pfizer settles pain reliever suits
The diversified manufacturer said

Q3 EPS rose 20% to 97 cents, beating views by 2 cents. Revenue
gained 6% to $9.28 bil, below views.
Honeywell Intl was helped by 15%
sales growth in its building control
division. But an ongoing housing
slump and a drop in air travel is expected to hurt its key building control and aerospace businesses. Honeywell cut its 08 EPS outlook to
$3.76-$3.80, below views of $3.81,
on sales of $37.8 bil vs. forecasts of
$37.86 bil. It fell 5% to 29.37.
The drug maker reached an $894

mil deal to end more than 90% of
lawsuits brought by people claiming its prescription pain relievers
Celebrex and Bextra caused heart
attacks, strokes or other problems.
Pfizers settlement covers roughly
7,000 personal injury cases. The
company said it also hopes to include many of the remaining claimants in the settlement and will fight
any remaining personal injury suits
with court motions or at trial. It
dipped 0.4% to 16.91.
TREASURYSECRETARY Henry Paulson, his wife Wendy, right, and SecretaryofStateCondoleezzaRicepreparetodepartforCampDavidwithPresidentBushonFriday.TheywereduetomeetSaturdaywithFrenchPresident

Nicolas Sarkozy and European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso. AP
ENERGY
RETAIL/APPAREL
FINANCE
Schlumberger: Growth will slow
VF Corp. profit tops, guides down Blackstone lets China up its stake ArcelorMittal to curb steel output
The oil field services giant lifted Q3

EPS 18% to $1.29 ex items, meeting
views. Revenue grew 22% to $7.26
bil, beating forecasts. Schlumberger
was helped by high oil prices that
offset lower margins in several regions. It warned that the global financial crisis would undoubtedly
have an effect on our activity.
Schlumberger added that spending
by its customers overall would be
higher in 09, but growth would be
slower. It slumped 6% to 49.99.
00 Berry Petroleum, an oil and gas
producer, said its secured new financial agreement will let it borrow
up to $1.25 bil without bank approval. It also terminated a $100 mil
revolving credit facility without
paying a penalty. Shares rose 2.4%
to 22.24.
The maker of North Face clothing

and Lee jeans said Q3 EPS rose 9%
to $2.03 ex items, a penny better
than views. Revenue grew 6% to
$2.21 bil, below estimates. VF Corp.
cited strong sales in its outdoor division, as well as its cost and inventory control programs. But it said the
2nd half of Sept. marked a turning
point in market conditions, and cut
its Q4 outlook to EPS of $1.47-$1.53,
below views of $1.71, on sales of
$2.02 bil-$2.04 bil, below views of
$2.12 bil. It fell 5% to 55.55.
00 Sonic, the drive-in restaurant
chain, said Q4 EPS fell 3% to 33
cents, meeting forecasts. Revenue
edged up 1% to $226.9 mil, below
estimates. It was hurt by higher
food and labor costs. Shares dipped
0.9% to 11.06.
00 Papa Johns, a pizza chain,
jumped 4.3% to 21.12 after KeyBanc
Capital Markets initiated coverage
with a buy rating and a $30 price
target, saying it was well-positioned with continuing sales
growth.
00 Mervyns, a Calif.-based department store chain, will liquidate all
of its remaining 149 stores.
00 Nike filed a patent infringement
lawsuit against Wal-Mart claiming
the giant retailer is selling a shoe
that infringes on design patents tied
to its Shox model, which features a
springlike coil in the heels. Nike
rose 2.7%. Wal-Mart dipped 1.6%.
TELECOM
Sony Ericsson posts Q3 loss
The mobile phone maker swung to
a Q3 loss of $33.6 mil. Revenue fell
10% to $3.8 bil. Analysts said the results were roughly in line with or
slightly better than expectations,
adding that the key was that Sony
Ericsson backed its guidance for the
global handset market. Sony Ericsson, a joint venture of Sony and LM
Ericsson, was hurt by price cuts by
rivals and unfavorable exchange
rates. Sony edged up 0.7% to 23.91.
Ericsson slipped 0.4% to 6.94.
NATION
Outlook Getting Worse

ECRI leading U.S. index
6%
Week ended
Oct. 10: -17.1%
33-year low
0
-6
-12
-18
6/7/08
10/10/08
Source: Economic Cycle Research Institute
The investment group may sell

more of its stake to Chinas sovereign wealth fund China Investment. Blackstone and CIC, the
$200 bil investment arm of the Chinese govt, agreed to raise CICs
ownership limit to 12.5% from
9.99%, an SEC filing showed. CIC
paid $3 bil in 07 for a stake in Blackstones IPO. At that time, the shares
were valued at $31 apiece. Blackstone surged 16.2% to 10.88.
Citi, JPMorgan detail U.S. buys

The banks, after the markets closed
Fri., revealed details about Treasurys plans to purchase their preferredshares. Citigroupand JPMorgan said Treasury will buy $25 bil in
preferred stock, as well as warrants
to buy common stock from each
bank. Morgan Stanley said the govt
will invest $10 bil in the bank. State
Street said the govt will take a $2 bil
stake. The announcement came
after the government launched a
$250 bil investment deal, and nine
banks agreed with the plan.
Lehman debt payments come due

Owners of bankrupt Lehman Bros.
credit default swaps will have to
pay off an estimated $8 bil on Tue.,
the largest payout yet tied to the relatively new type of securities. Unlike traditional insurers, CDS are
owned by banks, hedge funds, and
other institutional investors. Some
analysts say payments may push a
few fragile hedge funds over the
edge. But analysts at Citigroup and
Barclays Capital said market fears
that the CDS payouts would exacerbate the financial crisis were overstated.
00 Wilmington Trusts earnings fell
49% to 34 cents a share in Q3, missing views by 8 cents. It boosted its
loan loss provisions $19.6 mil from
$8.9 mil a year ago. Shares slipped
0.6% to 27.30.
METALS
The worlds largest steelmaker said
it is temporarily cutting European
steel output by 15% due to lower demand and financial turmoil. ArcelorMittals Europe market pays the
highest price for steel, but due to
economic slowdown, customers
hold back spending and exports
fall, the company said. But, it still expects to meet 08 estimate for global
steel sector expansion of 3%-5%. It
climbed 1.7% to 29.61.
TRANSPORTATION
Renault also tied to merger talks
The French automaker Renault denied reports it was in talks to buy
the Jeep unit from Chrysler, but reports said Renault was open to
merger talks with Chrysler. GM
and Chrysler were reportedly in
talks for merger, with a published
report contending GM is hoping to
have a deal in place before the end
of Oct. Both automakers declined to
comment on whether they were
talking. GM edged up 0.5% to 6.43.
00 GM will pay $1.6 bil into a healthcare trust for retirees and offer
buyouts of up to $140,000 to union
workers.
Johnson Controls seen hurting

The maker of car seats and other
auto interior products was downgraded to neutral from buy by Goldman Sachs, which cited an ongoing
decline in U.S. auto sales. Johnson
Controls and other auto industry
suppliers are also threatened by a
credit-tightening cycle that could
further slow car sales, Goldman
said. The financial firm projected
U.S. auto sales would decline 4%
this year. Johnson fell 6.8% to 18.50.
Goldman also downgraded axlemaker Arvin Meritor, which fell
3.7% to 7.77.
TRENDS & INNOVATIONS

Plug-in takes aim at media bias
A new software application called
SpinSpotter promises to take the
bias out of news stories, relying in
large part on its users for analyzing
articles. Web surfers whose browsers have the free SpinSpotter plugin can put red flags on parts of a
story that look questionable. Users
put their objections in 6 categories,
ranging from using a biased source
to disregarding context. Through
its users, the program learns what
common phrases are often objectionable. SpinSpotters developers
say some news outlets are considering using it to screen their work.
Hackers target mobile devices

Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting mobile phones, with many attacks taking the same form as PC
scams, a study by Georgia Institute
of Tech Information Security Center found. Cell phone viruses sneak
into contact books and then multiply by sending copies of the virus to
those contacts, the BBC reported.
One study suggested cell phone network operators receive 100,000
virus incidents a day, up nearly 50%
from a year ago. Many viruses are
sent as music or picture files.
00 The music industry is looking

into bundling albums and concert
tickets as a way to stop fans from
pirating songs from the Internet, a
practice blamed for last years 9.5%
drop in album sales. Heavy metal
band Mudvayne is promoting a
Web site called TheAlbumIsTheTicket.com, which enables fans to get
a concert ticket, the bands latest
album and a 1-year fan club membership for less than $40.
00 An electronic voting system
called Direct Recording Voting, is

unreliable, according to a report by
security firm Fortify. The system is
currently used in states like Fla., Pa.,
Texas and Va. The report suggested
the system doesnt allow voters to
verify the selections theyve made,
unlike optical scan ballots, and is
vulnerable to hacking and manipulation.
00 Eating a banana for breakfast
has surged in popularity in Japan,

with many supermarkets saying
they cant stock enough of the fruit
to meet demand. Popular-selling
diet books contend eating bananas
for breakfast boost the bodys metabolism and spurs weight loss.
Banana imports to Japan from JuneAug. soared by more than 25%.
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ECRIs U.S. index hits 11-year low

TheEconomicCycle Research Institutesleading U.S.gauge tumbled 3.6
points in the week ended Oct. 10 to
117,thelowestsinceJune97.Theannualizedgrowth rate dived to -17.1%
vs.-14.8% in theprior week and6.1%
in July 07 just as the credit crunch
was getting under way. Financial
market turmoil is rapidly worseningan alreadygrimrecessionaryoutlook, said Lakshman Achuthan,
ECRIs managing director.
00 Troubled credit and housing
markets are hurting the broader
economy, requiring a proactive
policy response that includes direct
outreach to homeowners, Boston
Fed President Eric Rosengren said.
Japan may tweak mark-to-market

The Japanese govt has asked the accounting standards-setting body to
make a quick decision on temporarily changing mark-to-market rules
that require firms to assess financial
holdings at market value. The SEC
and EU regulators have made similar moves. But Japan is unlikely to
make any change before Nov. and
would still require firms to mark
stock portfolios at market price.
00 Japan suffered a decadelong
economic malaise in the 90s in
large part because banks didnt
recognize and deal with a mountain
of bad debt for years.
00 The euro zone swung to a 9.3 bil
euro ($12.3 bil) deficit in Aug. far
worse than views from a 2 bil
euro deficit in July and a 1.5 bil surplus a year earlier.
00 The global banking system is
past the danger of systemic meltdown following govt intervention,
but there will still be economic
consequences, the head of Britains
financial regulator said.
COMING UP MONDAY
Court rules against Ohio GOP suit

The Supreme Court sided with
Ohios top election official, a Democrat, in a dispute with the state GOP
over voter registrations. The justices overruled an appeals court ruling
ordering the state to provide counties with names of newly registered
voters whose drivers license or Social Security numbers on registration forms didnt match other databases. The GOP argued it was needed to prevent fraud, but the state
said such discrepancies usually reflect clerical errors, not fraud.
00 Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska,
accused of hiding political gifts,

told jurors that he wouldnt even let
his friends pick up his restaurant
tab. Hes accused of concealing
costly home renovations paid for by
a political supporter.
00 Hawaii is dropping the only
state universal child health care

program in the U.S. just 7 months
after it launched, citing budget
shortfalls and other available
health care options.
WORLD
5 nations join Security Council
Austria, Turkey, Japan, Uganda
and Mexico won nonpermanent
seats on the powerful U.N. Security
Council. In voting at a meeting of
the U.N. General Assembly, Iceland
and Iran failed to secure a seat on
the 15-member council. The 5 new
members will serve 2-year terms.
AFGHANISTAN: Authorities are

investigating the deaths of at least
17 civilians during a clash between
NATO forces and terrorists in a
southern province. Villagers and a
senior police official claimed that a
NATO airstrike killed the civilians,
including women and children.
GEORGIA: The U.N. refugee agency
says 20,000 Georgians displaced by
the war with Russia have returned
home since Russian troops pulled
out of the buffer zone around
breakaway South Ossetia.
THAILAND: PM Somchai
Wongsawat said he will stay in
power despite growing calls for his
resignation in the wake of a deadly
confrontation between police and
protesters last week.
00 Leading economic indicators
for Sept., 10 a.m. EDT (forecast:

-0.3%).
COMPANY INDEX
TECHNOLOGY
Satyam tops, boosts EPS outlook
The India-based IT outsourcing
firm said Q2 net profit rose 30% to
$132 mil, above expectations. Revenue grew 28% to $652 mil, topping
estimates.Satyam Computer Services and rival firms that were used to
rapid growth have been hit hard by
the U.S. slowdown. It sees Q3 EPS
of 35-36 cents vs. views of 35 cents.
Satyam expects Q3 revenue of $634
mil-$652 mil, below estimates. It
cut its 09 sales forecast to $2.55
bil-$2.59 bil, below views, but increased its 09 profit guidance to
$1.47-$1.50 a share, above estimates. Shares rose 8% to 14.39.
IN BRIEF
EMS Technologies, which makes
wireless gear used in aircraft, forecast Q3 EPS of 35-40 cents vs. views
of 38 cents. It backed its 08 EPS
guidance. Shares rose 6.5% to 18.78.
UPS, the shipping giant, will hike

ground shipment rates by an average of 5.9% in 09. It will raise rates
for air express and intl shipments
from the U.S. by an average of 4.9%.
Shares fell 2.1% to 50.54.
Delta Air Lines said it will inspect
the engines on its 132 Boeing 757
jetliners. The decision follows an
engine failure on a Delta plane during a takeoff at the Las Vegas airport. Shares rose 4% to 9.19.
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Adv Micro Devices ........B7
Alaska Air .....................A4
Alpha Natural Res ........B9
Amedisys ......................B2
American Public Edu ...B2
AMR ....................A4, B9
Apple Inc ....................A18
Avon Products ....A7, A8
Baidu.com Inc ...............B9
Bare Escentuals Inc......A8
Boston Scientific .........A8
Buckle ..........................B2
Chattem ......................B11
Compellent Tech...........A4
Continental Air..............B9
Dell Inc .........................A9
Delta Air Lines ....A4, B9
eBay ..............................A9
EMC Corp.......................A4
Emergnt Biosolutns ......B2
Emulex .........................A4
Estee Lauder ................A8
Goldman Sachs.............A9
Google Inc ..A4, B7, B9
Herbalife Ltd ................A8
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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
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When Low, Bounce High

These days, advertising may
seem a daunting task. Customers are pulling in their horns,
but its not the time to pull in
yours, says advertising coach
Mark Landsbaum, author of LowCost Marketing.
To get bang for your buck:
00 Go laser. Tightly targeting customers is the best way to build a lowcostmarketingprogram, saysLandsbaum.
00 Keep current. Never assume
your market is the same today as it
was yesterday, he said. Keep your
eye on customers behavior.
When it changes, adapt quickly.
00 Stay with it. The preferable
and ultimately low-cost technique is to market consistently and
persistently on an even keel, he
said. Be the tortoise, not the hare.
Just as you should market when
business is brisk, you shouldnt let
up when downturns hit. You then
need all the business you can get
and should position yourself for the
recovery.
00 Open doors. A strong low-cost
marketing tool is the opt-in e-mail
list. You have hundreds of customer e-mail addresses, but its also likely you didnt get permission to send
electronic messages, he noted. Let
them know youd like to keep in
touch offering information and
specials and ask them to formally opt in.
00 Bring em back. Use your Web
site to score repeat buyers. Based on
products or services they choose,
recommend similar items you offer.
Let buyers createwish lists of products or services. Use your opt-in list
to announce new products, geared
to past purchases.
00 Tout it. Include tailored links to
your site at the bottom of e-mails,

says Landsbaum. His examples:
On Sale This Months Specials
(widgets.com/on.sale); Free Information (widgets.com/free.info).
00 Surround em. The best marketing models target customers two
ways: broadly and intimately. They
combine conventional advertising
with innovative approaches, say
brand strategists David Aaker and
Erich Joachimsthaler.
00 Plan it. If hitting markets in
new ways isnt part of your mission
statement, your marketing will be
hit-and-miss, and rivals will probably outdo you, advertising strategist Richard Laermer told IBD.
Using new media is essential, but
equally critical is tailoring the content to your audience. It comes
down to knowing your ultimate
message and selling it differently.
00 Observe. Be open to new ideas
across the board. An application in
another industry could revolutionize your firm, Laermer said.
00 Blend. Low-cost marketing tools
include blogs and vlogs (video
blogs), user-driven and cell phone
content, video game product placement and sites such as YouTube.
00 Focus. Ad campaigns often
muddy a brand, Aaker and Joachimsthaler note. The trick is to make advertising part of a strategy reflecting clear-cut messages.
00 Broaden. Establish several marketing programs that reinforce each
other then manage them as a single unit. That way youre better able
to build momentum.
When one approach wears out,
the others remain to fill in the gaps.
Cord Cooper
Danny Ainges Winning Moves

Score: The former hotshot Celtic guard coolly built Bostons championship team
BY NORM ALSTER
Danny Ainge was learning that winning does not always come easy.
Here he was four years into his job
as general manager of the Boston
Celtics, and all they did was lose.
Ainge was used to winning.
He had been a three-sport AllAmerican in high school.
He starred in basketball at
Brigham Young University while
doubling as a second baseman for
the Toronto Blue Jays.
Drafted by the Celtics, he swiftly
switched sports and cemented his
resume as a winner. A combative,
sharp-shooting guard on the great
Celtic teams of the mid-80s, he
grabbed two championship rings.
Now Ainge was running the Celtics after becoming executive director of basketball operations and GM
inMay 2003.And in hisfirst fourseasons, the team had run aground.
Indeed, the Celtics were stuck in
quicksand. In 2006-07, they had the
second worst record in the National
Basketball Association, winning
just 24 games and suffering through
a 19-game losing streak.
Was Ainge in danger of losing his
job? Never, insists the Celtics lead
managing partner, Wyc Grousbeck.
Still, Ainge knew Bostons management, fans and sports mediahad limited patience that he had to come
through with his patented buzzerbeating moves to make the Celtics
champs again.
Come through he did.
In winning the 2008 NBA title,
their first since 1986, Ainges Celtics
managed the biggest turnaround in
league history. A team that trudged
to a 24-58 record the year before
soared to a league-best 66-16 before
flattening four rivals in the playoffs.
For that stunning reversal, the
Sporting News crowned Ainge its
NBA Executive of the Year.
The Thinker
How did Ainge snatch triumph
from the jaws of failure?
Danny Ainge doesnt fit the profile of a typical ex-player, said Celtic President Rich Gotham. Hes a
very thoughtful, creative person.
He thinks through every decision
thoroughly from every angle.
The easy and obvious explanation
for the Celtics turnaround was the
acquisition of defensive titan Kevin
Garnett. Less obvious was the way
Ainge set the stage for Bostons shot
at the 6-foot-11 All-Star.
For years many fans thought Ainge
traded recklessly, to the point
where the Celtics were regressing.
But Ainge understood this reality:
Superstars dominate basketball
Ainge, who helped Boston to titles in 84 and 86, came through as GM by dealing for Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett. AP
more than with other team sports.

How to land those game-changing
players? Load up on draft picks. Develop the youngsters, then trade
them for big-time talent.
As Ainge dealt away veterans such
as Antoine Walker and Ricky Davis,
the teams record dropped. But the
Celtics asset base in terms of
draft picks acquired and draft picks
awarded for losing grew.
Ainge believed their prospects
were bright. I thought we were
much better than the 24 wins,
Ainge, 49, told IBD a few weeks before the Celtics start defense of their
title Oct. 28. I felt like we really had
some good young players.
Many of those players were Celtics because Ainge takes a hands-on
approach to spotting young talent.
The energetic Ainge loves to go out
and scout players.
Im on the road November
through March, he said.
Ainges road work paid off. Hisgenius lies in taking a mediocre draftpick position and turning it into (an)
NBA starter, said Grousbeck.
Most impressive is the talent hes
unearthed in the second round,
where the talent level is shallow.
But Leon Powe, Glenn Davis and
Ryan Gomes turned into solid players. And Gomes was one of the chips
Ainge dealt for Garnett.
Ainge also applies his high energy
and knowledge of the game when
hes not on the road. He frequently
attends practices and helps out with
useful tips, the barrel-chested Powe
told IBD. He credits Ainge with advice on positioning and receiving
passes under the basket.
After the dismal 2006-07 season,
Ainge analyzed the Celtics roster.
They had skilled but unpolished

youngsters. They also had one superb veteran in Paul Pierce, the
6-foot-7 All-Star swingman.
Ainge concluded he had to choose
from two options: Trade Pierce for
a couple of good young players . . .
or . . . Do all we could to invest in
the Paul Pierce cycle.
Great players come along only so
often in the NBA, he reasoned. So he
made the call: Ship off young players for high-impact veterans who
could complement Pierce.
Beyond his calculations, Ainge
leaned on his instincts. He liked his
chances of landing Kevin Garnett
from the Minnesota Timberwolves.
I just felt KG might be available,
he said, strongly accenting the
felt. Minnesota was coming off
two losing years. Garnett was into
his 30s. And the team might want to
lighten its payroll, he explained.
Minnesota GM Kevin McHale, a
former Celtic teammate, is an Ainge
friend.But Ainge contends that dealing with him was hardly an advantage. Were really close friends and
yet were very competitive people,
said Ainge. Kevin McHale had
never given me any indication that
Garnett was tradable.
So Ainge went with his gut.
I confronted Kevin McHale, he
said. I called him and liked the
response. He indicated it might be
something theyd explore.
McHale, it turned out, liked some
of the younger Celtics. The two
GMs then worked out a deal.
Just one problem. Garnett didnt
want to commit to a long-term deal
with Boston. After years of frustration, Garnett craved an NBA title.
Garnett told Ainge that he and
Pierce were not enough. The Celtics needed something more, Garnett said, as recalled by Ainge.
So Ainge set about getting more.
Ray Allen, he concluded, was that
missing piece. The Celtics had been
trying to get the All-Star guard for
years. Now Ainge sought to close
the deal. I knew that Ray had a relationship with KG. Both of them
grew up in South Carolina, he said.
Still, the deal was no lock. Allen
was coming off ankle surgery. And
his team, Seattle, wanted Bostons
top draft pick plus other players.
The Drive
Rather than brake, Ainge stepped
on the pedal. He decided to give up
more than fair value to get a star
who could entice Garnett to Boston.
Retaining the players he knew
McHale wanted for Garnett, Ainge
dealt for Allen.
Many questioned the wisdom of
the Allen trade. Let the secondguessing begin, the Providence
Journal wrote after the deal.
He had already heard the firstguessing. Ainge, associates say, welcomes debate before he makes a decision. After the call, he tends to ignore public reaction.
Now he aimed for Garnett.Hes a
persistent guy, Gotham said.
That tenacity paid off. Garnett said
he wanted to join a team that had
Pierce and Allen. After coming on
board, Garnetts passion, scoring
and defense invigorated the Celtics.
Ainges route to the championship
was circuitous. To many on the outside, it often defied common sense.
But Danny Ainge, the scrappy old
player, trusted his judgment. In so
doing, he put his team back on top.
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More Americans Net-Working

Nearly three-fourths of all Americans use
the Internet, nearly half of those from
work, on at least a daily basis. Many are
taking the job home with them, too, with
40% checking work-related e-mail on
weekends or when theyre sick.
INVESTORS.COM
American Internet usage,
How often do you use the Internet? March 27April 14
March 27April 14
At home
Never from this location 6%
Less often 11%
Do not use
the Internet
27%
Use the Internet at

least occasionally
73%
Constantly 13%
Several times
a day 26%
Every few days 21%
Less often 6%
Totals do not equal 100% due to rounding
Source: Pew Internet & American Life Project (pewinternet.org)
People who check their e-mail
At work, among employed participants

Constantly 27%
Never from this location 28%
About once a day 22%
Every few days 5%

About once a day 11%
Several times
a day 22%
April 2002
March 27 April 14, 2008
On weekends
On vacations
Before work
After work
When sick n.a.
When on the go n.a.
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10
20
30
40%
INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY

Downturn
Wont Stop
All Storage
Things Looking Up
For Wireless Service
On Airline Flights
Cell Phone Use May Be OKd
Airlines and vendors saying
options in communications,
entertainment will take off
BY VICTOR REKLAITIS
Soon, leaving on a jet plane wont

have to mean losing touch with
folks on the ground.
Airlines here and abroad are rolling out communications services
that promise to make phoning,
e-mailing and texting easier
though not necessarily cheap.
EuropesNo. 1 discount carrier RyanairRYAAY is expected to begin testing in-flight cell phone service as
soon as this month. Other airlines
that plan similar tests or already
allow calls and text messages include Air France, South Americas
No. 1 carrier TAM Linhas Aereas
and Emirates, of Dubai.
In the U.S., the Federal Aviation
Administration and Federal Communications Commission ban inflight cell-phone service. And many
travelers prefer to keep phones
switched off.
That means the services getting
tested or rolled out by U.S. carriers
such as AmericanAMR and JetBlue
JBLU have featured e-mail, instant
messaging and Web surfing but
no calls or text messages.
How long can the U.S. ban on cell

phones stay in place?
I dont think it can last forever,
says David Gross, chief analyst at
Freesky Research. Gross says worries that in-flight calls will interfere
with avionics or ground networks
will fade as more countries allow inflight calls with no problems. He
says the $1- to $3-per-minute fee for
chatting while aloft will discourage
potentially annoying mobile users
from talking too long.
Even if you say, Gee, I dont want
some guy yapping away for 20 minutes, it isnt like the guy whos
doing that is on some all-you-caneat, anytime minutes plan, Gross
said. That person is going to be
spending a lot of money on that
phone call.
Whether or not in-flight calls and
texts are allowed in the U.S., a number of tech companies stand to benefit from the growing interest in digital communications and entertainment systems for passengers. Key
companies include EMS TechnologiesELMG and privately held firms
such as Aircell and Row 44. Other
main players are JetBlues LiveTV
business and joint ventures such as
Aeromobile and OnAir.
Norcross, Ga.-based EMS supplies hardware for in-flight connectivity, such as antennas that link a
planes network to satellites. The
satellites then connect to the
ground, where passenger calls and
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Backin2006,AmericanAirlinesdemonstratedhowpassengerscouldusepersonalentertainmentdevicesonflights,
AP
but entertainment and communications services on commercial flights have come a long way since then.
other requests are processed.

Aeromobile, OnAir and JetBlues
LiveTV all use our technology,
EMS CEO Paul Domorski said. Beyond that, our systems are on the executive office fleet, Air Force One
(and) most military and business jet
platforms.
Emirates and Australian carrier
Qantas are among the airlines
working with Aeromobile, which is
a joint venture of Telenor, a Norwegian telecom, and ARINC, a Maryland-based tech firm. Meanwhile,
Aeromobiles rival OnAir has partnered with Ryanair, TAM and Air
France. OnAir is a venture backed
by Airbus and Swiss IT firm SITA.
Another provider that relies onsatellites is California-based Row 44,
whose partners include Alaska AirlinesALK and SouthwestLUV.
Satellites can work over an ocean,
but theyre too expensive for many
companies. Thats why Illinoisbased Aircell relies on its network
of nearly 100 ground-based towers.
Aircell is working with No. 1 U.S.
carrier American, DeltaDAL and Virgin America. Unlike satellite-
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other companies oppose the bill.

Our belief is the airlines should
have the right to determine their
own business models, and that passengers should have all options
available to them, EMS Domorski
said. We think it puts the U.S. at a
disadvantage if this bill is enacted.
Its unclear how much mobile service might add to an airlines bottom line. DeFazio has raised the
specter of carriers imposing fees
not just for calls, but also for sitting
in a no-talking section of the plane.
But Gross says U.S. airlines would
move faster if they saw the service
as a big moneymaker. He adds that
another factor is opposition from pilots and flight attendants.
Interference isnt as big an issue as
it once seemed. Gross says no credible data suggest that wireless devices interfere with an aircrafts flight
instruments or with cell networks.
EMS is among those that see big
potential for in-flight cell phone service and other offerings on planes.
It takes some time, Domorski
said. But is it going to happen?
Were betting the company on it.
Yahoo/Newspapers Boost Ad Pact

Economy A Challenge
Web portal and nearly
800 papers team up in
selling ads to local firms
BY PETE BARLAS
Local Loot
Online ad spending by local
businesses will rise, but
slower than once forecast
U.S. local online ad spending
$16
In billions
12
Yahoo and hundreds of the nations newspapers are chasing an ad

pool that might be evaporating as
the economy slows.
Less online ad spending could
dampen the prospects for the next
step of a joint venture expected to
launch this month between the
Web portal and nearly 800 newspapers that targetthe multibillion-dollar local Web ad market.
Local businesses in the U.S. will
spend $11.9 billion on online ads
thisyear, but thats down froma previously expected $13.1 billion, says a
revised forecast by Borrell Associates. It now says companies will
spend $13.6 billion in 2009, where it
earlier had forecast $18.2 billion.
Blame the economy, says Peter
Conti, a senior vice president at Borrell. Our forecast changed over the
last six months because of the recession, and it got worse in the last
weeks, he said. There is still going
to be growth, but advertisers like
the local car dealer probably arent
going to be spending as much.
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based systems that charge per text

message or for each minute of a mobile call, Aircell systems are based
on a flat fee of $10 to $13 per flight
for Internet access. Given the U.S.
ban on cell phones, Aircell provides
just Web access.
The market for in-flight communication and entertainment could
jump to $950 million by 2016 from
$50 million in 2005, says the World
Airline Entertainment Association.
The fledgling industry is keeping
an eye on legislation in the U.S.
House of Representatives called
the HANG UP Act, short for the
Halting Airplane Noise to Give Us
Peace Act. It aims to retain the ban
on in-flight calling while allowing
texts, Web access and other quiet
ways of connecting to the ground.
The legislation was OKd by a
House transportation committee in
July, but a vote by the full House
hasnt been scheduled. HANG UPs
main sponsor, Rep. Peter DeFazio,
D-Ore., has said the measure is
needed because it wont be long before the ban on in-flight calls is lifted. EMS, Aeromobile, OnAir and
The company lowered its outlook

based on survey results and ad revenue data from 3,200 U.S. media
sites, Conti says.
We are going to see this (lower
growth) for a few years, he said.
Any decline in local ads could be
bad news for YahooYHOO.
This month, it plans to roll out a
service designed to help newspapers get a bigger piece of online display ads, the next step in a partnership that began two years ago.
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Source: Borrell Associates
Under the program, newspapers

will be able sell ads from their local
advertisers on the Yahoo network,
giving the advertisers placement on
many more Web sites. The papers
and Yahoo will share ad revenue.
The program lets Yahoo tap into
thousands of newspaper ad salespeople who have contacts with
smaller businesses.
At the same time, Yahoo will also
be able to sell ads from its national
advertisers on the newspaper Web
sites.
Yahoo has attracted newspapers
desperate to offset declining revenue as more advertisers abandon
print for the online market.
Pairing with Yahoo is a key way
for newspapers to follow advertisers online and boost revenue, says
Leon Levitt, vice president of digital media for Cox Newspapers, a
Yahoo partner and owner of 43
daily and non-daily papers.
This is critical, Levitt said.
Newspapers have a future, but
how bright is going to depend on
our ability to transition display advertising from print to a combination of print and online and the
power of this (Yahoo) tool will
allow us to do that.
Cox will first focus on building up
the program in some of its largest
newspapers, in such cities as Atlanta; Palm Beach, Fla.; Austin, Texas;
and Dayton, Ohio.

Providinga one-stop shop of newspaperand Yahooinventory toadvertisers should help boost ad sales
even in a bad economy, Levitt says.
The partnership gives newspapers a much greater reach than they
get anywhere else, he said.
Newspapers hope to take advantage of Yahoo features such as behavioral targeting. With this tool,
Yahoo tries to target specific ads to
specific people, based on what
searches people do online.
Itwill allow all of our sales departments to sell advertising in a much
more intelligent way as opposed to
using more primitive methods that
newspapers have been using, said
Anthony Moor, deputy managing
editor/interactive for the Dallas
Morning News, another Yahoo
partner.
Targeting Google
Yahoo gets most of its revenue
from display ad sales. Its counting
on its newspaper consortium to
help boost its ad revenue and better
compete with such rivals as Google
GOOG.
Yahoos newspaper partners give
the portal a connection to smallbusiness advertisers that it hasnt
been able to reach on its own, says
Lem Lloyd, vice president of
Yahoos newspaper consortium.
The local online ad spend segment is huge and we are optimistic
that thousands of (newspaper)
sales representatives can drive significant revenue to Yahoo from
local online ad spending, he said.
Yahoos partnerships with newspapers might be the only way to attract more local ad dollars in a sour
economy, Conti says.
For some newspapers, its going
to be an important piece of survival, he said. And its a great thing
for Yahoo because they get feet on
the street at the local level selling
their ad inventory.
The storage sector was resilient

this year in the face of slower tech
spending, but the ongoing financial
meltdown is raising concerns about
just how strong the industry is.
Worried investors have pounded
shares of storage companies EMCEMC, NetAppNTAP, QLogicQLGC and
others. EMC and QLogic are both
down 19% in October, and NetApp
39%, vs. an 18% drop in the techheavy Nasdaq composite index.
Aside from the general malaise in
the market, observers fear storage
gear sales will sink as big banks and
other sectors pull back on tech
spending. Such a move would also
affect bigger vendors with storage
businesses, including IBMIBM,
Hewlett-PackardHPQ and DellDELL.
Some analysts question whether
the tech-spending outlook warrants such steep stock declines.
Storage is a must-have for most customers, so they see storage weathering the storm better than others.
Expect Lower Guidance

Still, many expect storage executives to lower guidance as they
issuecurrent-quarter earnings guidance in the coming weeks.
Theres a lack of clarity in terms
of what (the fourth quarter) brings
at this point, said Matt Bryson, an
analyst with Avian Securities.
What is clear is that storage had
been a standout in the slumping
tech field heading into the difficulties of late September.
Case in point: Research firm IDC
reported that sales for a key part of
the storage sector, external disk
storage systems, soared 17% in the
second quarter vs.the year-ago period. It was the strongest quarterly
growth in two years, and reflected a
wide swath of product categories.
Overall tech spending rose about
5% over the same period.
And in a recent survey that asked
resellers what technology product
segments they expected to sell well,
storage scored highest for the second half of the year, says Robert W.
Baird. PCs and servers fared especially poorly in the survey.
Storage powered ahead because it
enjoys a special place in corporate
data centers, analysts say. Businesses, governments, consumers and
those in between are creating more
digital content everything from
e-mail to spreadsheets to photos
and videos for Facebook albums.
All these digital files have to be
stored somewhere, and that often
falls to corporations.
The storage industry has benefited from the fact that data creation
has not really slowed, so you still
need to spend to capture that incremental data, Bryson said. That, in
part, is why storage has been portrayed somewhat as a safe haven for
the investment community.
Many Financial Customers

The meltdown of the financial sector, however, is a hurdle. Investment banks and other financial services use some of the latest technologies, helping drive storage sales.
IDCsBrad Nisbet says financial services customers account for about a
fifth of the total storage market.
On Oct. 6, Clay Sumner, an analyst
with Friedman, Billings, Ramsey reduced estimates for five storage
stocks, saying the companies prospects arent as strong as they were
in the summer. They are storage
gear makers NetApp, EMC and
Compellent TechnologiesCML, and
storage networking product providers QLogic and EmulexELX.
Even for companies meeting 3Q
targets, we expect management
teams to guide very cautiously due
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can outthink people may sound like
the stuff of science fiction.
But theyre all fast becoming reality, says Ray Kurzweil, one of the
leading tech luminaries.
Exponential growth in computing
power is sparking advances scientists once could only imagine.
Being able to map the staggeringly
complex human genome will pave
the way for new medicines and
treatments, he says. Molecularscale manipulation of materials will
let engineers create all sorts of useful materials and devices. And machines could exceed human intelligence within our lifetime.
As a key player in the development of artificial intelligence in the
1960s, Kurzweil is in a good position to speculate. Hes credited
with numerous inventions. Among
them are: the first charge-coupled
device-powered flat-bed scanner,
the first print-to-speech reading
machine for the blind, the first textto-speech synthesizer, the first
music synthesizer capable of re-creating the grand piano and other orchestral instruments, and the first
commercially marketed, large-vocabulary speech recognition item.
His fifth and latest book, The Singularity Is Near, was a New York
Times best-seller.
Kurzweil recently spoke with IBD
about coming revolutions.
IBD: Whats the state of IT?
Kurzweil: Information technology
is growing exponentially. The
amount of genetic sequencing is
doubling every year. The spatial
resolution of brain scanning is doubling every year. Telecom speeds
and capacities are doubling every
year. These are a few examples.
This exponential growth is pervasive and not limited to electronics.
The pace of progress is speeding
up because of this exponential progression, but people dont think exponentially. They think in linear
terms. Its a very profound difference. If you take 30 linear steps
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 you get to 30. If you
take exponential steps 2, 4, 6, 8,
32 you get to a billion. The Internet was an example. People were
thinking linearly about its precursor, the Arpanet, in the early 80s,
but I saw that it would continue to
double every year.
IBD: What are some effects of that
exponential growth?
Kurzweil: Right now, one of the
important developments is that we
are changing health and medicine
from being a hit-or-miss affair to
an information technology.
It was not an information technology as of just a few years ago.
Ray Kurzweil
Inventor, entrepreneur,
futurist, author
60 years old
B.S., computer science, and
B.A., literature, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
Of note: is a recipient of the
National Medal of Technology,
the nations highest tech honor
New developments include the
collection of the genome. These genomes are basically little software
programs in our bodies. We also
have the means of changing them.
IBD: What is one specific genome alteration that we might see?
Kurzweil: Blocking the activity of
the fat-insulin receptor gene. This
gene basically says, Hold on to
every calorie because the next
hunting season might not be too
good. That was an excellent idea
1,000 years ago, but its not such a
good idea now. It underlies an epidemic of obesity. In experiments
with animals, this gene was turned
off, these animals ate ravenously
and yet remained slim and they
got the health benefits of being
slim. They didnt get heart disease
or diabetes, and they lived 20%
longer than the animals that didnt
have the gene turned off. There are
several pharmaceutical firms rushing to bring this process to market.
Thats one example of reprogramming this outdated software that
runs in our bodies our genes.
IBD: What does it mean for the big
picture of biotechnology?
Kurzweil: We can simulate biotechnology on computers now.
And we can design new drugs on
computers, so biotech is an IT. As
such, it is subject to this law of accelerating returns, which is the exponential growth of IT. These technologies will be a million times
more powerful in 20 years.
IBD: Will these developments affect

life expectancy?
Kurzweil: According to my models, 15 years from now well be adding more than a year every year to
our remaining life expectancy. Its
not a guarantee, but the sands of
time will be running in rather than
running out. Take a 50-year old
with a life expectancy of 40 more
years in 2028. By 2029, he will be
51 and still have a life expectancy
of 40 more years, or more.
IBD: What is the second important
IT revolution that you see?
Kurzweil: Its in nanotechnology,
where were able to basically create new materials and new devices
at the molecular level. One example has to do with energy. The new
solar panels based on new materials are made possible by nanotechnology. These are much more efficient and much less expensive
than previous solar panels. Already, based on these new technologies, solar energy has been growing exponentially. The amount of
electricity were getting from solar
energy were producing is doubling every two years. We only
have to double it about nine more
times to meet 100% of our current
energy needs.
In 20 years, we will be able to create almost everything we need materially using nanotechnology.
IBD: Where else do you see dramatic IT-related change?
Kurzweil: The third revolution
will be the development of AI (artificial intelligence). There are already hundreds of examples of narrow AI in use, with software performing tasks that used to require
human intelligence guiding production in robotic factories, making billions of dollars each day in
investment decisions, directing automated weapons systems, diagnosing medical conditions, operating
airplanes, and many others.
Todays AI is gradually getting
less narrow and will match the full
range of human intelligence by
2029. At that time, we will have
computers far more powerful than
the human brain, and software derived from an understanding of
how the human brain works.
But this will not be an alien invasion of intelligent machines to compete with us; we will merge with
this technology were creating.
Were already putting intelligent
machines in our bodies and brains
for example, neural implants for
Parkinsons patients.
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to deteriorating economic indicators, Sumner wrote in a note.

KaushikRoy, ananalyst with Pacific Growth Equities, says he hopes
storage company executives dont
hold back on lowering estimates. If
companies ratchet back the outlook
enough, he says, future financial
goals will be easier to reach.
Still, Roy says revenue growth in
storage shouldnt fall off a cliff. He
sees it sliding from around 12%
growth roughly twice overall
growth in technology spending
to high single-digit growth.
Roy, like other analysts, sees storage staying strong relative to other
tech sectors.
The economy may sputter, but
storage requirements will continue
to grow even if the economy doesnt
just as it did prior to the financial
meltdown. Companies might get by
without an upgrade to better PCs,

servers or operating systems. But
storage capacity can only be
stretched so far.
This all might sound similar to
rosy predictions for storage after
the tech wreck early this decade
most of which proved false for the
storage industry.
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But Jayson Noland, an analyst
with Robert W. Baird, says this time
is different.
Companies already are using
much of their storage capacity
today. The continued creation of
content requires more storage gear.
Back in 2001, companies were sitting on bloated systems, he says.
Theres no Y2K; theres no Internet boom, he said. If anything,
total spending on IT has come
down.
He notes storage is a key part of
compliance with regulatory rules to

sort and manage files at corporations around the world.
And regulations dont go away in
an economic rough patch. If anything, some rules might grow even
more intense with the financial services industrys rapid consolidation, Nisbet says.
And acquisitions and buy-outs of
financial services firms dont always mean shrinkage for data storage demands.
The data that resides within
those organizations that are being
acquired or consolidated (arent)
going away, he said.
Maybe so. But Bryson concedes
that while the storage industry
could make out better than other
sectors, that isnt necessarily a big
positive.
Being the best house in a bad
neighborhood isnt helpful, he
said.
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K12LRN rose 7.4% in twice average volumeFriday to close at 24.58. Like much of the market, the online education firms stock spent
the week recovering from a low on Oct. 10,
when it dipped below 20 for the first time
since April. Analysts expect K12s profit to
grow 69% in the current fiscal year.
Lead underwriter
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THE NEW AMERICA

A V O N P R O D U C T S I N C . New York, New York
After Stumble, Cosmetics Giant Hatches Plan To Restore Stature

BY MARILYN MUCH
Sometimes it takes a setback to propel a company. Thats what happened at Avon Products.
After seven years of steady gains,
growth stalled in 2005, leading to a
41% drop in 2006 earnings.
The beauty products giant got hurt
by a soft consumer environment
and increased competition in many
of its markets.
Internally, AvonAVP had suffered
from underinvesting in marketing
and product development in its
beauty category cosmetics, fragrance, skin care and personal care
products.
Also, in the years prior to 2005, the
company grew very large very fast
and the organizational structure
had not evolved to match that scale.
But management moved quickly to
steer the company back on track. In
late 2005, CEO Andrea Jung
launched a four-point, multiyear
turnaround plan to restore Avon to
sustainable growth.
Investment Boost
The goal was to pare the cost base
in order tofuel a majorincrease in investments to boost sales growth,
says Avon spokesman Victor Beaudet.
The plan involved cutting costs,
more investment in brand building
and product development and creating more incentives for Avon reps.
Now, thanks to the recent make-
over, Avon is spruced up, trimmed

down and back on more solid financial footing.
Last year, earnings rose 14%. The
past two quarters, they grew by at
least 24%.
Second-quarter earnings rose 38%
to 55 cents a share. Sales grew 17%
to $2.7 billion.
Latin America accounted for over
$1 billion in sales for the first time.
The region has been a big money
maker for Avon. It was the largest
contributor to2007 sales and operating profit, says Beaudet.
2007 was a turning point following two years of aggressively implementing the turnaround plan, said
Beaudet. Revenue growth accelerated, driven by investments in the
brand and channel. These investments were fueled by the restructuring initiatives to reduce the cost
baseand leverage the companys global scale more efficiently.
Avon is the worlds largest direct
seller, with 5.4 million reps at the
end of 2007 in more than 100 countries.
The turnaround plan involved creating a more competitive brand by
upping investments in product innovation and advertising.
In 2007, Avon upped its ad spending to $370 million, its biggest ad investment ever and nearly triple the
$136 million it spent in 2005.
In March 2007, it launched a global marketing campaign featuring
the tag line Hello Tomorrow. It includesproduct and recruiting adver-
Avon Products
avon.com
Ticker
Share price
12-month sales
5-year profit growth rate
AVP
Near 29
$10.66 bil
4%
IBD SmartSelect Corporate Ratings
Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share
Relative Price Strength
Industry Group Relative Strength
Sales+Profit Margins+ROE
Accumulation/Distribution
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$530 million, $482 million of which

were recorded through the 2008
second quarter.
In terms of the stage of the turnaround, Modi says Avon is in the
fourth or fifth inning of a nine-inning game.
The infrastructure is in place to
make intelligent decisions, and its
realizing savings, he says.
Now its about taking what its
done and turning it into money, he
said.
Revenue Growth
Wendy Alix, in this file photo, leaves an Avon Spa in New York. Avon has
switched gears, investing in building market share to get back on track.
tising. It also includes motivating

communications to reps and employeesaround the world, saysBeaudet.
The campaign marks the first time
Avon reached out at the same time
to consumers, Avon reps and employees, he says.
Breakthrough Products
On the product front, its doing a
better job on coming out with breakthrough products vs. just rolling out
line extensions, says analyst Nik
Modi of UBS Securities.
Among its recent innovations is
Pro-To-Go lipstick, launched in
April. Its designed in such a way
that with the slide of a button you

can open, apply and close the lipstick with one hand, quite a convenience for women on the go.
Pro-To-Go and another recent
new product, Anew Ultimate Eye
Contouring System, contributed to
the 19% rise in second-quarter beauty product sales, says Beaudet.
Avon has also upped its investment in its reps to fund improved
training, changes to the commission
structure and more frequent selling
opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe.
Restructuring efforts included
eliminating layers of management
to bring senior execs closer to opera-
tions.
Avonalso closed unprofitable operations such as the Avon Salon and
Spa, and reorganized certain functions, mainly in sales.
Its doing a better job of sourcing
and buying raw materials, says
Modi.
On the product front, it launched a
product simplification effort to improve its product assortment to
drive higher sales of more profitable
products.
Last year, it finished analyzing its
product portfolio, identified the appropriate product assortment and
made decisions on how to exit nonoptimal products.
Any area where you can save
money, Avon is saving it, said Modi.
Avon expects those savings from
its restructuring efforts to reach
$270 million this year and $300 million in 2009.
It expects costs for these initiatives from start to finish to total
Beaudet says the first chapter of

the turnaround was done at the end
of last year.
It focused on investing ahead of
revenue growth to fuel the top line
and regain market share in both
beauty and selling, he adds.
In the second chapter, Avon will
continue to make investments in the
brand and the direct-selling channel, says Beaudet.
Now the investments will be more
in line with revenue growth, he said,
as Avon seeks a careful balance between sustaining the top line while
restoring margin growth.
Followers see continued momentum. Analysts polled by Thomson
Reuters expect 2008 earnings to
jump 84% to $2.23 a share, then
20% in 2009 and 13% in 2010.
Modi expects Avon to fare well as
long as it continues to exhibit the
same financial discipline its been
showing, invests in the Avon brand
and offers its reps good incentives.
A8
INVESTORS.COM
Global cosmetics and toiletries sales
Beauty Business Looking Pretty

The global cosmetics and toiletries industry is
expected to grow moderately in the next five
years, helped by favorable demographic and
social trends. Factory sales are forecast to grow
an average of 4.3% a year to $224.5 billion by
2013.
$250
200
150
100
50
0
In billions
6%
5
4
3
2
1
0
04 05 06 07 08e 09e 10e 11e 12e 13e
Sales by product type

Year-over-year growth
Male grooming 5%
Deodorants 5%
Other
10%
Company market share
Cosmetics
15%
Unilever 7%
Colgate-Palmolive 5%
Shiseido Company 3%
Others
75%
Fragrances 10%
04 05 06 07 08e 09e 10e 11e 12e 13e
Procter & Gamble 10%
Skin care
30%
Hair care
25%
Source: IBIS World (ibisworld.com)
INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Abbott Stays Ahead

With New Technology
Stent Market Heats Up
Its bioabsorbable stent
is the next generation in
a rapidly shifting sector
BY PETER BENESH
Aida Navarro puts on make-up at a Macys store in Pasadena, Calif. Cosmetics and personal care sales have held up well in a shaky economy. AP
COSMETICS AND PERSONAL CARE
Beauty More Than Skin Deep

Amid shaky economy, cosmetics and personal care stocks looking good
BY PATRICK SEITZ
The cosmetics and personal care

products business is sitting pretty.
In times of economic turmoil, like
now, the segment is seen as a conservative bet for investors.
With the economy slowing, consumers are spending less on dining
out and luxury items.
But they still want to look good
and smell nice.
In a bear market, where were
all worried about earnings growth
for the overall S&P 500, these companies and stocks will tend to do
very well because their earnings
growth is quite stable, said Linda
Bolton Weiser, an analyst with
Caris & Co. These stocks should
continue to fair well as long as
were in this rocky market environment.
Makeup, skin care products,
shampoo, soap, toothpaste and
other toiletries are items that people continue to buy no matter
whats going on with the economy,
she says.
Market research firm IBIS
World expects the global cosmetics and toiletries industry to generate $181.5 billion in factory sales
this year, up 4% over 2007.
Over the next five years, the sector should experience average
growth of 4.3% a year, IBIS World
reports. Average annual growth
for the five years through 2008
was 4.5%.
1. Business
IBDs cosmetics and personal
care industry group includes 45
publicly traded companies.
They range from diversified consumer goods companies such as
Procter & GamblePG and ColgatePalmoliveCL to cosmetics giants
like LOrealLRLCY and Estee LauderEL.
The group also includes makers
of nutritional supplements and
weight-loss products such as
HerbalifeHLF, Weight Watchers
InternationalWTW and NutriSystemNTRI.
By far the largest company in the
group is Procter & Gamble. The
Cincinnati-based company reported sales of $83.5 billion for its fiscal
year, which ended June 30, up 9%
from the prior year. Earnings rose
17% to $12.1 billion.
P&G is home to such brands as
Cover Girl cosmetics, Head &
Shoulders and Pantene shampoo,
Gillette shaving systems, Oral-B
toothbrushes, Tide laundry detergent and Pampers baby care products.
The most successful companies
in the sector have been working to

reducetheir costs and increase productivity to offset rising commodity prices.
A lean cost structure is important, said Erin Swanson, an analyst with Morningstar. Also critical is having a flexible balance
sheet, meaning not as much leverage or debt, she says.
Assumingyou have a flexiblebalance sheet, you can potentially
take advantage of opportunities in
the market, Swanson said. Those
opportunities include acquisitions
and increasing spending on advertising and promotion.
The smart companies took action
to trim costs and improve their balance sheets before the economy
started to slow. Those companies
include Avon ProductsAVP, Colgate and P&G.
00 Name Of The Game: Especially in recessionary times, cosmetics
and personal care companies need
to shore up their operations by cutting costs and reducing debt.
2. Market
industry is highly competitive,
with new companies launched
and acquired all the time.
The number of companies in the
U.S. that manufacture cosmetics
and beauty products has been
mostly stable for the last five years.
IBIS World counts 785 such enterprises, up less than 3% since 2004.
Theres lots of competition from
well-established players, said
George Van Horn, an analyst with
IBIS World. The key to sales
growth is product innovation tied
to consumer trends, such as the
green movement or aging baby
boomer demographic.
The hottest trend in the sector
today is natural and organic products.
Its been the biggest area of
growth in the marketplace in the
last four years, said Karen Grant,
an analyst with retail tracker NPD
Group. Peoplesay they wantproducts that they feel are safer.
Bare EscentualsBARE helped
spark the trend and is the brand
most consumers identify with natural cosmetics, Grant says. One of
its advertising slogans is, Its
makeup so pure you can sleep in
it.
Another growing market is antiaging or age-defying skin care
products. These products are popular with aging baby boomers because they have properties that appear to slow the natural process of
aging, removing wrinkles and giving skin a youthful glow.
Estee Lauder has been a leader in
anti-aging skin care products,

Grant says. LOreal is another big
player in the space, she says.
Personal care and cosmetics companies are pushing new fusion
products such as cosmeceuticals
and nutri-cosmetics.These products promise health benefits for
skin and hair by adding vitamins
and nutrients.
New products are vital not only
to stimulate demand, but also because cosmetics and personal care
companies tend to couple price increases with innovation, Weiser
says.
Skin care products account for
the largest share of cosmetics and
toiletries product sales at 30%,
IBIS World reports. Hair care
products are second with 25%, followed by cosmetics at 15% and fragrances at 10%, the research firm
says.
Procter & Gamble owns the largest share of the cosmetics and toiletries business, with about 10% of
global sales. Unilever is second
with 7%, and Colgate-Palmolive is
third with 5%.
3. Climate
Historically, sales of personal
care and beauty products have not
been greatly affected by downturns in the economy. The only exception is fragrances. Sales of perfume and cologne tend to dip
when the economy slows.
Companies in the sector have
been hit by rising prices for agricultural and oil-based commodities.
But most have been able to pass
along those cost increases to consumers.
Consumers also are still buying
premium brands of cosmetics and
personal care products, and not
trading down for less-expensive alternatives, Swanson says.
Consumers are willing to pay up
for certain products that they believe are value-added products,
she said.
In the U.S., sales of prestige beauty products those sold mainly in
department stores fell 1% to $3.8
billion in the first half of 2008 vs.
the same period last year, the NPD
Group reports.
Skin care product sales were a
bright spot, rising 2% to $1.2 billion in the first half of the year. Premium-priced skin care products
priced at $70 and above continued
to outpace the overall segment, rising 8% to $365 million in sales.
In personal care products like toiletries, companies like P&G, Colgate and Kimberly-ClarkKMB have
a range of products at different
price points to satisfy consumers.
In the P&G portfolio of brands,
consumers seeking a cheaper product than Tide laundry detergent

could opt for Era or Gain instead,
Weiser says.
4. Technology
products industry stands out for
its constant innovation.
Examples are companies that
make sunscreen using nanoparticles, materials engineered on an
atomicscale, such as titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. Theyre also expanding protection for UV-A, the
ultraviolet radiation that causes
skin aging, in addition to UV-B,
which causes sunburn.
In skin care products, companies
are continually looking for chemicals and formulations that can retard the effects of aging. Researchers lately have been investigating a
new technology that mimics how a
cactus works to hold on to moisture, Grant says.
5. Outlook
industry will place a greater emphasis on the importance of skin
protection and preservation in the
next few years. Anti-aging products will be a key part of this
thrust.
Products with natural, herbal, organic,hypo-allergenic, cosmeceutical or nutraceutical properties should continue to thrive.
Look for more niche products
with botanical extracts, plant
acids, enzymes, herbs, vitamins
and proteins, as well as food ingredients such as chocolate, green tea
and grapes, IBIS World predicts.
In general, the sector should hold
its own in a rocky economy, analysts say.
I have a favorable outlook on the
sector, Weiser said. Given the
market conditions were in, these
companies have the most visible,
steady, reliable, predictable earnings and so therefore they should
fair the best.
These companies usually target
3% to 5% organic top-line growth,
but many have been doing much
better than that lately, she says.
00 Upside: The cosmetics and personal care products sector is likely
to weather the current market turmoil better than most.
It is benefitting from such trends
as aging baby boomers wanting to
look younger and consumers seeking natural products.
00 Risks: Two top concerns are the
strengthening dollar and rising
commodity costs. Each would eat
into top-line and bottom-line
growth, respectively.
Its been only three months since Abbott Laboratories introduced its
Xience stent to the U.S. market, and
the medical device maker is already
planning for a successor technology.
AbbottABT calls it the Absorb stent.
It dissolves in the body after its done
its work.
A stent is a small mesh tube pushed
into an artery to open a narrowing or
blockage.
Coronary arterial disease results
from the buildup of plaque. The
plaque reduces blood flow to the
heart, leading to pain and sometimes
heart attack.
All stents now in use, including
Xience, are made of metal. Once in
the body, they stay there.
Xience and its direct competitors
are drug-eluting stents. That is, they
gradually discharge a drug to prevent tissue from reclogging the stent
and causing another arterial blockage.
A second blockage is more difficult
to clear, says John Capek, Abbotts
executive vice president for medical
devices.
If a patient has a new blockage beyond the first stent, things get more
complicated. The second stent must
be pushed through the first to reach
the second clog.
Metal drug-eluting stents have a
restenosis (reclogging) rate of 8% to
10%, says Jan Wald, analyst with the
Stanford Group. Thats better than
bare-metal stents at 20% to 30%.
Clouding the issue are studies that
found no safety difference between
drug-eluting and bare-metal stents.
Restenosis can lead to clots breaking
away from the stent, causing a heart
attack.
Xience has proved to be the safest
drug-eluting stent in head-to-head
clinical trials, says analyst Rick Wise
of Leerink Swann, which has done
work for Abbott.
The device competes against
MedtronicsMDT Endeavor stent and
Boston ScientificsBSX Taxus,
among others. All are drug-eluting
metal stents.
Race To Market
The better idea Abbott and other
firms are pursuing is a stent that
opens the clog, secretes the drug to
prevent restenosis, then dissolves,
leaving behind only healed vascular
tissue.
The notion that you could get the
drug and the structural benefits, and
then the thing goes away, is a wonderful idea, Wise said.
The Stanford Groups Wald counts
at least seven companies working on
bioabsorbable stents. Abbott is
ahead of the pack, but not necessarily by a whole lot, Wald said.
Those working on bioabsorbable
stents include Boston Scientific and
Cordis, a unit of Johnson &
JohnsonJNJ.
Several privately held companies
in the U.S. and Europe are trying to
create bioabsorbable stents.
The first to reach the market

stands to grab a big chunk of the $5
billion a year spent worldwide on
stents.
In the U.S. alone, the annual stent
business is worth $2 billion.
Its a very exciting technology,
and bioabsorbable stents have the
potential to be the next big thing in
interventional cardiology, Wise
said.
Hesays Abbott has compelling twoyear data, based on trials with 30 patients.
The company unveiled the findings at the Cardiovascular Research
Foundations Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics meeting Oct.
13 in Washington, D.C.
Patients who had Abbotts bioabsorbable, drug-eluting stent implanted had no major cardiac problems
after two years with the product.
The blood vessels repaired with Absorb stents had the movement and
function of normal vessels. That
would not be feasible with a permanent, metal stent.
Abbott plans a larger trial with 80
patients starting in 2009.
Long-Term Solution
The need for the dissolving stent increases as the population ages,
Capek says. A 50-year-old patient
who receives a stent might live an additional 30 or 40 years.
That metal can be in there for 30
years, Capek said.
If the patients arteries clog downstream of the first stent, a new one
would need to pass through the original to reach the new site. A stent is inserted through a long tube fed from
the femoral artery to the blockage.
The bioabsorbable stent leaves the
vessel in a more natural state. A new
stent could pass easily through the
healed site for implantation at the
second blockage.
The Absorb stent offers safety and
efficacy, Wise said.
Abbott plans to use the same strategy for regulatory approval as it did
with Xience, Capek says.
The company will start clinical trials of the Absorb stent in Europe in
2010. The European launch should
be in 2012.
Europes regulatory approval process is easier, Wise said.
With data from Europe, the Food
and Drug Administration could give
its verdict by 2014.
About 1.2 million stents are implanted each year in the U.S., Capek
says. An additional 1.5 million procedures occur in other countries.
The number of stent implants per
year should grow at low single digits, Wise says.
Its possible that prices for stents,
now about $2,000 each, will come
down because of competition.
Meanwhile, Abbott continues to
churn out solid financial returns. It
reported third-quarter profit of 79
cents a share, up 18% from the prior
year and 2 cents above Thomson Reuters estimates.
Abbott raised its full-year earnings
guidance by 5 to 7 cents a share.
The companys stock gained some
traction with the release of Absorb
data on Oct. 13, rising nearly 10% to
close the day at 54.21.
Shares continue to trade near there
despite volatility in the broader markets.
Pfizer To Settle Bextra, Celebrex Lawsuits

FROM IBD NEWS SERVICES
Pfizer on Friday said it plans to pay

$894 million to settle lawsuits alleging that its withdrawn Bextra painkiller and widely used Celebrex arthritis drug harmed U.S. patients
and defrauded consumers.
The New York-based firm said the
money would be paid out under
three separate tentative settlements, including one that resolves
claims by 33 states and the District
of Columbia primarily related to
Bextra marketing practices.
PfizerPFE said it has taken a pretax
charge of $894 million in the third

quarter for the proposed settlements, and that the funds should be
sufficient to cover personal injury
cases not yet resolved.
The company, which still sells
Celebrex, said it decided to settle
to eliminate the legal distractions,
although it admitted no wrongdoing.
Putting all these matters behind
Pfizer makes good sense from the
companyspoint of view and with respect to patients and doctors, said
Amy Schulman, Pfizers general
counsel.
TOP DOWN
A9
How U.S. consumers respond to the availability of online coupons
Online Coupon Gap

U.S. retailers are risking more than a quarter of
their online business in a tough economy by not
offering coupons. A survey says consumers will
either delay purchases or go to a store that offers
coupons if they cant nd one at a Web site.
Will wait until a coupon is

available to make a purchase
Wont make a purchase
unless they can find a coupon
Will buy at a different online store that
offers coupons and sells the same item
Will defer a purchase or go to another online

store if they cant find coupons at an e-tailer
8%
16%
67%
Willing to try a new store if

they can use a coupon
35%
Will change their spending habits

due to the state of the economy
20%
Likely to return to a store

that offers coupons
27%
Spend less and plan to use coupons
72%
Cutting back and plan to spend less money

on gifts this holiday season vs. last season
51%
89%
Source: Harris Interactive/RetailMeNot.com
MANAGING FOR SUCCESS

Growing In A Desert: M&A Market Waits For The Rain To Fall
Wall St. Crisis Stifles Credit
But analysts say private
and mezzanine funding
available for right deals
BY GARY M. STERN
With credit evaporating in the

wake of the financial crisis, some
say the forecast for mergers and acquisitions resembles high noon on
the Sahara Desert.
Credit is choking off M&A activity in a big way, said Robert Bruner,
dean of the University of Virginia
Darden School of Business.
But as any Bedouin nomad will tell
you theres always water somewhere even in the driest desert.
And the M&A market is no exception. Whats more, given time, experts say the floodgates of liquidity
will reopen.
However, it might take more than
a year for M&As to rebound.
For the moment, multibillion-dollaracquisitions supportedby debt financing are on the wane. Middlemarket deals financed by equity
markets are also fading.
Bruner attributes the sharp decline to two major factors: the loss
of legions of private equity investors, who accounted for 60% of
deals, and the flight of strategic buyers who rely on equity to fund deals,
because of the decline in the Dow
Jones industrial average.
In mid-September, middle and
smaller markets M&A activity was

holding its own. But those deals
nose-dived in early October when
capital stopped flowing, said
Howard Lanser, Chicago director
of mergers and acquisitions and investment banking at Robert W.
Baird. The greatest danger to the
credit market, and thus M&A, is uncertainty.People are having difficulty pricing risks, he said.
How long will the decline last?
Bruner says it will take a minimum
of six months and perhaps another
18 months for M&As to rebound
fully. As long as credit remains
tight and equity markets remain depressed, the decline will continue,
he said.
The credit crunch will make it
harder for private equity and angel
investors to exit their investments
through acquisitions, notes Jeffrey
Sohl, director of the University of
New Hampshires Center for Venture Research.
He says private equity investments rose to $222 billion during
the first three quarters of 2008, 11%
ahead of $200 billion in 2007. Because acquisitions will be tougher
to complete, exit strategies will
stretch out, which will mean pouring additional funds into companies, Sohl adds.
A Serious Misconception
Despite the fact that Lehman
Bros. and Bear Stearns have been
sold and that Goldman SachsGS
and Morgan StanleyMS are no longer operating as investment banks,
Slowing Growth
Financing Isnt Dead
ThefinancialcrisisiscreatingdesertlikeconditionsforM&Aactivity.Analysts say a rebound is coming, though it may take another 18 months.
Financing is still available for the

right deal. Private funding and mezzanine financing are still operating.
But its pricing has risen rapidly,
Lanser noted. Because the price of
credit has risen significantly, it limits the number of deals to only A+
transactions. Venture capitalists
may start investing in companies at
earlier stages, knowing it will take
five to seven years to exit, Sohl says.
However, Lanser expects deals to
continue in sectors such as health
care, technology and for-profit education, which can thrive during
tough times. At the same time that
the stock market was tumbling,
eBayEBAY acquired Bill Me Later for

$925 million and Eli LillyLLY offered
$6.5 billion for ImClone Systems.
Lillys acquisition exemplifies a
strong company buying an emerging competitor and using M&A as a
corporate tool, achieving scale,
Lanser said.
Companies with strong balance
sheets and higher stock prices can
stillaccess equity capital and debt financing, and execute deals. Moreover, Bruner notes that if one companys stock remains high and another companys stock price plummets, quality buyers may bottom
A D V E R T I S I N G
feed on weaker targets.

On the other hand, industries with
plunging revenue will face troubling times in a tight credit market.
Some newspaper chains, for example, facing shrinking revenue and a
dramatic move to the Internet by
many readers may be forced to sell
at distressed prices, Bruner says.
The message for CEOs looking to
sell their companies or entrepreneurs who need capital to grow
their business is: If you have staying power to outlast the current crisis and recession, hunker down and
reinvest just enough to maintain
Experts see the lack of M&A activity as stifling business growth.

M&A is a terrific device for restructuring industry and stimulating growth and invention, Bruner
said. Without M&A, companies will
stabilize and operate out of their
current business model, but its no
formula for advancement in very
competitive industries, he said.
Without M&As, companies face a
tough time achieving scale, acquiring companies to seize a competitive advantage and may have to
build from within, Lanser says. Ultimately, that means business growth
slows and companies wont generate as many new jobs.
Capital isnt moving efficiently.
Its sitting still. Capital is not being
used for its most productive use,
Lanser said.
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than anticipated, he added.
Venture capitalists will face tight
money and lowered returns, but
theyre in better shape because
they havent been exposed to credit default and derivative swaps like
other investors, Sohl said. Pension
and endowment funds, hurt by the
stock market plunge, may have less
money to invest in venture capital
funds. But funds will survive, albeit
facing lowered returns and smaller
portfolios.
other players will take their place in

underwriting M&A deals. Moneycenter banks and boutique investment firms will pick up the slack.
Its a serious misconception that
the transformation of investment
banks into commercial banks will
stymie acquisitions in America,
Bruner said.
While merger and acquisition activity will likely falter, certain companies may step in and take advantage of the situation. Companies
with strong balance sheets may become opportunistic, Bruner says.
Berkshire HathawayBRK.A and
DellDELL are two cash-rich companies that could target acquisitions
to boost revenue, add product lines,
and venture into new businesses.
And the on/again off/again MicrosoftMSFT acquisition of YahooYHOO is on again perhaps?
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NYSE_KSS
NYSE_ALK
James River Coal Co.
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FSYS
160.90%
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VSCI
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DDV
85.88%
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GM
52.89%
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LEH
51.16%
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ETFC
45.39%
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TRMP
40.41%
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FRE
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HRB
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A10 MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008
INVESTORS.COM
WEEK IN FUNDS
Sector funds
Diversified stock funds, total returns through Oct. 16
Stock Funds Surge
Fund category
Stock funds staged their strongest rally since early

April, led by small-cap value. Financial services,
at the heart of the bear market and rescue
package, soared 13%. World equity jumped, but
again lagged U.S. stock funds, as China rallied but
Europe and Latin America fell.
Source: Lipper Inc.
Large-cap growth
Large-cap core
Large-cap value
Multicap growth
Multicap core
Multicap value
Midcap growth
YTD
1 week Fund category
-37.05 %
-34.69
-35.52
-38.57
-35.89
-36.47
-40.69
2.23%
3.49
4.48
2.20
2.64
3.85
1.79
Midcap core
Midcap value
Small-cap growth
Small-cap core
Small-cap value
S&P 500 funds
Equity income
YTD
1 week
Fund category
-35.95%
-36.34
-37.63
-32.27
-29.50
-34.68
-32.39
1.98%
2.24
3.80
4.64
5.17
4.02
3.95
Specialty diversified -15.64 1.20

Dedicated short bias 52.01 -10.33
Equity market neutral -6.75 0.45
Long/short
-29.80 2.45
U.S. diversified equity -34.17 2.99
World equity
-44.29 1.13
YTD
1 week
Fund category
Selected bond funds

YTD 1 week
Health/biotechnology -22.20
Natural resources -46.70
Science & technology -38.63
Telecommunication -47.74
Utilities
-37.85
Financial services -36.35
3.05
-1.50
2.12
2.10
2.50
13.00
Fund category
YTD
Real estate
Specialty/misc.
Gold oriented
Commodities
Global health/biotech
Global natural res.
1 week
-31.21% 0.46%
-25.71 -0.97
-49.04 -21.35
-26.24 -9.09
-25.27 2.81
-49.75 -1.93
Fund category
YTD
TIPS
-5.38 %
Interm. invest. grade -7.42
GNMA
1.28
Corp. debt A-rated -8.06
High yield
-22.18
World income
-10.06
General muni
-13.10
1 week
-2.07%
-1.23
-0.39
-1.66
-5.24
-2.90
-5.28
FUNDS & PERSONAL FINANCE

Now May Be Optimum Time For Gifts
Cutting Your Tax Bill
Depressed stocks could
mean more to heirs
as values turn higher
BY DONALD JAY KORN
Stocks and funds have joined real estate on the injured list. Many trade
at much lower share prices than
they did just weeks ago.
Those storm clouds have a potential silver lining. You can give away
more assets while minimizing gift
tax consequences.
If family gifts are in your estate
plan, your first step is to use the annual gift tax exclusion. In 2008, that
exclusion is $12,000 per recipient.
For married couples, it is $24,000
per recipient.
Suppose a hypothetical Ken and
Eva Palmer want to give assets to
their two children to reduce their
taxable estates. In 2008, they can
give up to $24,000 to their daughter
Maria and $24,000 to their son
Brett.
That would move $48,000 from
their estates. No gift tax will be due.
Say that the senior Palmers have
large holdings of XYZ Co. stock. Earlier this year, it was trading at 80 a
share. If they wanted to give away
$48,000 worth of XYZ stock to
their kids, the Palmers would have
transferred 600 shares.
Suppose that XYZ now trades at
48 a share. Instead of 600 shares,
the Palmers can give away 1,000
shares, fully covered by their annual
gift tax exclusions.
So more shares can pass to the

next generation tax-free. If XYZ rebounds, more growth will be out of
the Palmers estate.
But giving away $48,000 a year
might not make much of a dent in a
very large estate.
There is also a $1 million lifetime
gift tax exemption, said James Kronenberg, a principal and associate fiduciary counsel at Bessemer Trust.
Married couples have $2 million of
this exemption.
This exemption applies to gifts beyond those covered by the annual
gift tax exclusion. No gift tax will be
due as long as such gifts are no more
than $1 million or $2 million if given
jointly by a married couple.
Thats on top of the $12,000 and
$24,000 annual gift exemption.
But such gifts do reduce your estate tax exemption. If Ken Palmer
makes $100,000 of gifts using his
lifetimeexemption, his estate tax exemption will be cut by $100,000.
Great GRATs
Beyond the annual and lifetime
gift exclusions, there are other ways
to reduce gift tax. Again, they work
best when asset values are down.
One example is the grantor retained annuity trust (GRAT).
GRATs appeal to people who are
cautious about giving away wealth
now, said Richard Kohan, partner
with PricewaterhouseCoopers Private Company Services practice.
Atthe outset,you setup an annuitylike stream of income. The trust
pays you. A common goal at the start
is this: Size those future payments,
which include a certain amount of
interest, so their present value
GRAT Rates
Lower interest rates mean
smaller annual payouts, leaving
more for your beneficiaries.
7%
6
5
4
Growth Funds Leading The Market

These funds are among the top 25% in 3- year performance
because theyd be starting from

todays beaten-down levels.
So putting stocks and other devalued assets into a GRAT now can be a
good move. If asset values recover
during the trust term, the growth
can be out of your estate.
There is very little downside to a
GRAT, Kohan said.
If the trust assets do not appreciate
sufficiently to make a GRAT work,
those assets come back to the grantor.
Doing It Again
3
Aug Oct Jan Apr Jul Oct
07
08
Source: irs.gov
equals the value of the assets you

put into the trust.
The interest portion is based on
whats known as the 7520 rate,
published monthly by the IRS.
You also set the trusts lifetime or
term at the start. Once the trust terminates, any assets left go to beneficiaries that you name.
If the trust has earned more than
whats been paid to you, your beneficiaries get that. You would not have
to pay gift tax. Beneficiaries never
pay gift tax.
The 7520 rate reflects prevailing
interest rates. The lower the IRS
rate is, the smaller the payments
you can take from the GRAT while
leaving more, free of gift tax, to
loved ones.
Interest rates are low now. For October, the applicable interest rate is
3.8%.
Further, if you set up a GRAT now,
assets that pass to your beneficiaries
have a chance to grow a lot. Thats
Were suggesting re-GRATs to

some clients now, Kronenberg
said. Those are people now collecting a GRAT annuity.
Suppose a hypothetical Russell
Jackson contributed $1 million of
XYZstock to a two-year GRAT earlier this year, when the shares traded
at 80 each.
Those shares are now trading at
48. Its unlikely they will show
much appreciation during the trust
term.
Jackson can substitute GRAT assets, Kronenberg says. If there is
$600,000 of XYZ shares in the trust
now, Jackson can put $600,000 in
cash into the trust and reclaim the
XYZ shares.
Then the depressed XYZ shares
can be used to fund a new GRAT.
The tax-free transfer to trust beneficiaries may be especially large if the
shares regain lost value in the next
few years.
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36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund
Mutual Fund Performance

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund
36 Mos
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund
For Friday, October 17, 2008
Value Line
Enduring Strength
Managing mutual funds since 1950
INVESTOR UPDATE
The Value Line Cash Fund
The Value Line Cash Fund wants to assure shareholders
that the Fund does not have any holdings in Lehman
Brothers, AIG or their affiliates. In addition, the Fund
does not hold any securities that have been downgraded
by the credit rating agencies. The Funds holdings reflect
a philosophy of conservative investment management in
the money market fund. Currently, all of the holdings in
the Fund are in U.S. Government securities. The Fund
continues to maintain a net asset value of $1.00 per share.
An investment in the Fund is not insured or guaranteed by
the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or any other
government agency. Although the Fund seeks to preserve the
value of your investment at $1.00 per share, it is possible to
lose money by investing in the Fund. Current and future
portfolio holdings are subject to risk.
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For more information visit
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You should carefully consider investment objectives, risks, charges and
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information can be found in the funds prospectus, which can be obtained from your investment representative or by calling 1.800.243.2729
or visit www.vlfunds.com. Please read it carefully before you invest or
send money. Value Line Mutual Funds are distributed by Value Line
Securities, Inc. 2008.
A+ AcadEmMkt 56 47+144 13.81n .63

Access Capital Strat
$ 543 mil 6172367274
CommInvmnt
.. .. .. 9.32n +.01
Advance Cap I
$ 819 mil 8003454783
DBalanced
30 23 +10 12.27n .03
E Equity Gr
42 36 +22 14.22n +.04
DRetire Inc
16 12
7.64n .04
AdvisorOne Funds
$ 827 mil 8668110225
E Amerigo N
41 33 +17 9.16n .03
AdvisorTwo
$ 1.4 bil 8006181872
FrCrGrInst
.. 27 .. 6.85n .01
FrIntlInst
.. 31 .. 6.30n .13
FrTRBndInst
.. 4 .. 9.40n .01
B AegisVal
33 34 +17 8.16n .04
AIG Retirement I
$ 14.0 bil 8005721980
BlueChpGr
38 30 .. 6.83 .01
CoreEq
37 27 .. 9.17 .04
ForeignVal
43 33 .. 7.43 .20
GblStrat
24 18 .. 9.80 .05
GlobalEq
45 34 .. 6.84 .08
GovtSec
+ 3 + 2 .. 10.62 .03
Growth
36 28 .. 7.31 .01
HealthSci
27 24 .. 8.17 +.04
InflProt
7 8 .. 9.25n +.03
IntlGovBd
9 12 .. 10.88 .03
IntlGrowI
42 33 .. 7.79 .13
LgCapGrow
36 27 .. 8.37 .01
MidIndex
35 30 .. 15.11 .05
MidStratGr
43 34 .. 8.74 +.07
Sci&Tech
39 30 .. 9.00 +.04
SmallCap
31 26 .. 6.90 .12
SmallIdx
31 26 .. 11.17 .22
SmSpecVal
32 25 .. 6.57 .12
SocAware
38 30 .. 12.66 .18
StckIdx
35 25 .. 23.40 .15
Value
38 26 .. 7.20 .06
AIG Retirement II
$ 3.8 bil 8005721980
CoreBond
8 7 .. 9.32 .04
HiYldBd
24 22 .. 6.64 .08
IntlSmEq
43 34 .. 9.93 .30
LrgVal
36 23 .. 9.38 .11
MidGrow
43 33 .. 4.93 +.02
MidVal
39 29 .. 10.49 .05
SmallVal
28 25 .. 9.82 .20
SocRespbl
34 25 .. 8.29 .05
StratBd
15 15 .. 9.45 .05
AIM Funds A
$ 26.7 bil 8009594246
A+AsiaPacGr m 49 37 +87 14.46 .52
E Basic Bal b
34 24
8.52 .07
E Basic Value b 47 34
16.84 .12
E Cap Dvlp b
43 33 +26 10.44 +.04
A Charter b
26 20 +39 12.20 +.03
E Constlatn b
42 31 +12 17.15 .01
A+Develp Mkts m 49 39+143 17.06 .28
B+Diverse Div b 25 18 +37 9.30 .03
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
DDynamics b
43 33 +34 13.63 +.06
A+Energy b
45 45+189 24.83 +.58
AEuro Grwth m 46 36 +88 22.94 .72
C GlbHlthCare b 26 21 +28 21.33 .01
E Glbl Equity b
41 32 +27 8.74 .18
C Glbl Growth m 40 31 +45 16.09 .19
BGlbSmMidGr m 47 34 +63 12.94 .24
B+GlobRealEst b 40 30 .. 8.07 .25
D Grow Alloc b
38 29 .. 8.78 .06
DHi Inc Muni
15 14
6.90 .01
C High Yield m
22 20 +12 3.12 .01
E Income b
17 13
4.67 .05
Intl Alloc
42 32 .. 8.19 +.02
A Intl Growth
41 31 +76 18.90 .29
B+Intl Sml Co m 51 39+105 11.02 .32
DLrg Cap Gr b
38 27 +24 8.29 .01
A Mid Core Eq b 25 23 +38 17.68 .03
D Mod Alloc b
29 22 .. 8.74 .04
D ModGrAlloc b 35 26 .. 8.60 .06
DMultiSector b 37 28 +38 17.70 +.04
C Muni Bond b
9 8
7.04 +.01
A+Real Estate b 28 27 +79 16.22 .02
E Select Eq b
39 28 +16 12.87 .10
ASml Cap Eq b 30 26 +40 8.22 .15
B Sml Cap Gr b
35 26 +32 18.90 .07
B TaxFree Int
2 4
10.13 +.01
E Technology b 39 28
18.92 +.06
E TrmrkSmCos b 40 27 .. 8.80 .06
A USGovt
+ 3 +1
8.54 .03
B+Utilities b
37 29 +77 12.38 +.13
AIM Funds B
$ 3.8 bil 8009594246
E Basic Value m 47 34 15.19n .11
ACharter m
26 20 +36 11.66n +.02
E Constellatn m 42 31 15.62n .01
E Lrg Cap Gr m
38 27 +19 7.76n .01
AMid Core Eq m 26 23 +32 14.58 .02
AIM Funds C
$ 2.9 bil 8009594246
E Basic Value m 47 34 15.19n .11
ACharter m
26 20 +36 11.69n +.02
A+Energy m
45 45+177 22.66n +.52
AIntl Growth m 41 31 +71 17.41n .27
AMid Core Eq m 26 23 +32 14.55n .02
AIM Funds Instl
$ 3.0 bil 8005541156
E Basic Value
46 34 17.41n .13
A Charter
26 20 +42 12.56n +.03
D+Core Bond
9 8 .. 8.74 .05
BHigh Yield
21 20 .. 3.12 .01
A Intl Growth
41 31 +80 19.21n .30
BIntlCoreEq
39 30 .. 8.77n .04
D Lrg Cap Gr
37 27 .. 8.50 .02
B+Sml Cap Gr b
35 26 +35 19.61n .08
AIM Funds P
$ 1.9 bil 8009594246
C Summit P b
36 29 +39 9.49n .01
AIM Funds Investor
$ 5.5 bil 8005541156
E Basic Bal b
34 24 .. 8.52 .06
B+Diverse Div b 25 18 .. 9.30 .02
DDynamics b
43 33 +35 13.63n +.06
A+Energy b
45 45+189 24.74n +.57
A Euro Grwth m 46 35 .. 22.91 .72
E Finl Svcs b
49 25 31 9.43n .16
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg
C GlbHlthCare
26 21 .. 21.33 .01
E Leisure b
41 28 +13 25.47n +.08
DLrg Cap Gr b
37 27 .. 8.35 .01
Sml Cap Gr b
35 26 .. 19.39 .08
E Technology
39 28 18.75n +.05
Alger Funds A
$ 1.6 bil 8009923863
A+Capital Appr
40 29 +53 9.17 +.06
E Large Cp Gr
41 30 +22 8.19 ..
E Mid Cap Gr
54 41 +10 4.29 +.05
C Small Grow
42 29 +55 4.41 +.01
A+Spectra
40 28 +53 7.05n +.04
Alger Instl
$ 2.6 bil 8009923863
A+Cap Appr
40 29 +52 13.12n +.08
E Mid Cap Gr
54 41 +13 8.82n +.11
CSmall Grow
42 29 +54 16.62n +.02
Allegiant I
$ 3.6 bil 8006223863
CBal Alloc b
28 20 +20 7.93n .02
B Bond
5 4
9.22n .01
A Govt Mort b
+ 3 + 2 +14 9.10n +.01
C+Intl Equity b
47 37 +48 9.60n .38
AIntrmd Bond
2 3 10.14n .01
D Lg Cap Val b
36 24 +31 11.05n +.08
E LgCapCore I b 37 26 +14 7.70n +.01
E LgCapGro I b
38 27 12.13n +.02
DMid Cap Val b 38 29 +37 8.51n +.04
E SmallCpCore b 36 29 .. 7.36n .07
BTot Retrn b
8 7
9.04n .02
Alliance Brnstn A
$ 19.7 bil 8002215672
D Bal Wealth
31 23 .. 9.22 .07
E Balanced
31 20 +12 11.33 ..
E Global Tech
42 30 +12 44.99 .05
AGloblBond
12 11 +18 6.90 .01
E Gr & Inc
43 29 +15 2.41 ..
E Growth
39 29 +15 25.39 +.03
B HiIncome b
25 23 +22 6.10 .08
D Intl Growth
49 41 +67 10.32 .30
E Intl Val
52 43 +45 10.66 .34
E Lrg Cp Grow
36 25 +13 15.08 +.04
E MidCapGr
42 30 +17 3.34 +.06
C Muni AZ II b
8 9
9.70 +.02
C Muni CA
11 10
9.39 +.01
D+Muni Natl
12 12
8.48 +.01
C+Muni NY
10 10
8.56 +.01
C Qual Bond
11 9
8.88 .01
D Sm Cap Gr
40 30 +35 18.55 .07
C Sml Mid Val
34 28 +44 10.08 .14
D TaxMgdBal
22 16 +15 9.99 .03
E Value
41 26
7.42 .05
E Wealth Appr
41 30 .. 9.38 .10
C Wealth Pres
19 14 .. 9.52 .03
Alliance Brnstn Adv
$ 4.9 bil 8002215672
D+Intl Growth
49 41 +69 10.42n .30
E Intl Val
52 43 +46 10.86n .34
E Lrg Cp Grow
36 25 +15 15.72n +.05
C+Sm Mid Cap
34 28 +37 10.25n .14
E TaxWlthAppr 40 29 .. 9.33n .07
E Value
41 26 +11 7.47 .05
E Wealth Appr
41 30 .. 9.43n .10
Alliance Brnstn B
$ 3.3 bil 8002215672

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
DBal Wealth
32 23 .. 9.18n .06
E Balanced
32 20 10.65n ..
E Gr & Inc
43 29 +12 2.36n +.01
E Intl Val
52 43 +42 10.42n .33
E Lrg Cp Grow
36 25 13.27n +.03
E Wealth Appr
41 30 .. 9.23n .10
D Wealth Pres
19 14 .. 9.48 .03
Alliance Brnstn C
$ 4.9 bil 8002215672
DBal Wealth
32 23 .. 9.18n .07
B+GloblBond
12 11 +15 6.92n .01
E Gr & Inc
43 29 +13 2.37n +.01
DIntl Growth
50 41 +62 9.44n .28
E Intl Val
52 43 +42 10.42n .33
E Lrg Cp Grow
36 25 13.33n +.03
E Wealth Appr
41 30 .. 9.23n .10
D Wealth Pres
19 14 .. 9.47 .03
Alliance Brnstn I
$ 4.4 bil 8002215672
D GlbRlEstII
40 31 +47 6.81n .22
E Intl Val
52 43 .. 10.62 .33
E Intl Val
52 43 .. 10.58 .33
E Intl Value
52 43 .. 10.71 .33
C+Intmd Dur
9 8 13.20n .02
Allianz A
$ 7.7 bil 8004260107
E CCM Mid Cap 41 34 +35 15.87 +.09
E CCMCapAppr 40 29 +20 12.32 ..
E GlbInvValu
47 27
7.13 .03
B+NFJ Div Val
35 26 +46 10.46 .01
A+NFJ IntlVal
44 38 .. 14.51 .09
D NFJLrgCpVal 39 27 +35 11.54 .08
DNFJSmlCpVal 26 24 +48 21.78 .20
AOCC Growth
35 28 +39 19.67 .02
E OCCRenaiss
40 30 +10 10.65 +.05
Allianz Admin
$ 1.3 bil 8004260107
E CCM Mid Cap 41 34 +37 16.16n +.09
E CCMCapAppr 40 29 +20 12.38n ..
DNFJSmlVal
26 24 +48 21.78n .20
Allianz B
$ 1.1 bil 8004260107
B NFJ Div Val
36 26 +43 10.46n ..
E NFJSmlCpVal 27 24 +43 20.87n .20
E OCCRenaiss
41 30
9.25n +.05
Allianz C
$ 3.2 bil 8004260107
E GlbInvValu
47 27
6.78n .02
B NFJ Div Val
36 26 +42 10.43n .01
E NFJSmlVal
27 24 +42 20.89n .20
B+OCC Growth
35 28 +34 16.28n .01
E OCCRenaiss
41 30
9.14n +.05
DOCCTarget
45 40 +27 10.96n +.05
Allianz D
$ 587 mil 8004260107
E RCM Tech
42 29 +27 28.96n +.13
Allianz Instl
$ 5.5 bil 8004260107
E CCM Mid Cap 41 34 +38 16.70n +.09
E CCMCapApprc 40 29 +22 12.78n +.01
E CCMEmergCos 38 28 12.27n .26
ANFJ Div Val
35 26 +48 10.56n ..
B NFJSmlCpVal 26 24 +61 22.68n .21
D RCM Lrg Gr
35 25 +19 9.68n ..
E RCM Tech
42 29 +29 30.03n +.13
E RCM Tech
42 29 +27 29.24 +.12
D AlphaHedg
.. .. no quote
Alpine Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8887855578

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value
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 family assets
as of 09/30/08. b=assets used to pay 12(b)(1) plan distribution costs, r=redemption charge may apply, n=no initial load and
appears after Net Asset Value, m=multiple fees, p=previous days quote, s=split, x=ex-dividend 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 3 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.
MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE
36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund
Top Growth Funds
Top Growth Funds
Last 3 Months (All Total Returns)
Last 36 Months (All Total Returns)
Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
Last 3 Mos 36 Mos
Assets Mutual Fund
Mutual Fund
#
#
#
#
#
1
5
5
6
11
A#
A"
A
A#
A
1.4 bil
206 mil
923 mil
3.8 bil
3.8 bil
CGM Focus
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl
J Hancock B Lrg Cap Eq
Pacific Advisors Small Cap
TFS Capital MktNeutrl
#
#
#
#
#
39
25
37
38
9
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
7.3 bil
707 mil
140 mil
126 mil
376 mil
TFS Capital MktNeutrl

Sequoia
Mairs & Power Growth
BBH Funds CoreSelectN
JensenPtfJ
#
#
#
#
#
12
13
16
17
18
A"
A
A#
A"
A#
376 mil
3.1 bil
2.2 bil
197 mil
1.8 bil
Amer Cent Inv Giftrust

Amer Cent Inv Heritage
Brown SmCo
CGM Mutual
Parnassus Equity Inc
#
#
#
#
#
41
41
28
28
22
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
986 mil
1.7 bil
393 mil
594 mil
1.4 bil
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl

Fidelity Exchange
Parnassus Equity Inc
FMI Funds Large Cap
AIM Funds A Charter
#
#
#
#
#
18
19
20
20
20
A"
A#
A"
A#
A
707 mil
190 mil
1.4 bil
1.1 bil
4.1 bil
Fairholme
ChampSmCo
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad SmCapOppor
Blackrock A US Opport
Schroder US Opps Inv
#
#
#
#
#
25
22
30
35
29
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
9.3 bil
470 mil
690 mil
495 mil
223 mil
Fairholme
Lord Abbett A Res Lg Core
State Frm Asc Growth
Federated A Capital Apprec
FMI Funds Focus
#
#
#
#
#
21
21
21
21
22
A"
B
A#
A
B
9.3 bil
609 mil
3.2 bil
1.1 bil
594 mil
Janus Orion
BBH Funds CoreSelectN
Gabelli AAA ABC Fund
Royce Premier Inv
Neubg Brm Inv Genesis
#
#
#
#
#
44
21
5
27
28
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
4.8 bil
197 mil
206 mil
3.6 bil
2.1 bil
Legg Mason Partners Apprec A

ChampSmCo
Evergreen A Lg Co Gr
Oppenheimer A RisingDivs
Meridian Funds Growth
#
#
#
#
#
22
22
22
22
22
B
A"
B
A#
A#
3.1 bil
470 mil
277 mil
744 mil
1.4 bil
Alger Spectra
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad Sml Growth
Natixis CGM TargEqA
RS CoreEqA
BlackRock Instl SmGrEq
#
#
#
#
#
40
37
35
28
33
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
210
147
770
732
700
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
07
07
07
07
07
07
36 Mos
Preformance
Rating 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
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
E Dynamic Div 47 34 .. 5.64 .04

E Intl RealEst
65 53 +20 13.62n .11
E RltyInc&GrY
43 37 +29 10.71n +.04
AUShTxOptInc + 3 + 1 10.02n ..
Am Beacon AMR
$ 1.4 bil 8003883344
C+Intl Equity
42 32 +50 13.26n .17
E Large Cap Val 38 26 +40 14.44n .08
DSml Cap Val
31 26 +40 12.16n .18
Am Beacon Inst
$ 5.6 bil 8003883344
C+EqIdxInstl
42 34 +54 7.69n .24
AIntermd Bond 2 3 +11 9.66n .02
C Intl Equity
42 32 +49 13.15n .17
E Large Cap Val 38 26 +39 14.57n .08
D S&P 500
35 25 +24 12.72n .08
ASh Term Bd
+ 1 1
8.57n .01
DSml Cap Val
31 26 +41 12.21n .17
A TreasInfPrC
2 6 .. 9.62n +.03
Am Beacon Pln
$ 6.4 bil 8003883344
C Intl Equity
43 33 +47 12.97n .17
E Large Cap Val 38 26 +37 13.87n .07
DSml Cap Val
31 26 +39 11.91n .17
Amana Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8007288762
A Growth
28 23 +85 16.56n ..
A+Income
24 19 +85 23.50n .03
Amer Cent A
$ 5.3 bil 8003452021
DEquity Gr
33 25 +28 16.04n .16
B+Equity Inc
24 16 +25 5.80n .02
A FundmtlEq
34 23 .. 9.66 .06
A+Heritage
42 33 +77 12.55 +.03
E Inc & Gr
34 24 +18 18.78n .15
B IntlGrowth
44 36 +49 7.66 .13
E LrgCoVal
36 24 +21 4.51n .04
B+New Opps II
37 29 +47 5.48 .07
A+RealEstate
31 30 +61 14.50n .05
B StrAllCon
17 13 +17 4.51n .02
B StrAlloAgg
33 24 +30 5.52n .03
B StrAlloMod
26 19 +24 4.97n .03
Amer Cent Adv
$ 1.9 bil 8003452021
BGrowth
35 27 +30 16.91n .01
AInfltn Adj
3 6 +14 10.33n +.06
CSml Cap Val
29 24 +34 5.32n .09
C Vista
44 34 +45 11.71n +.09
Amer Cent Instl
$ 6.9 bil 8003452021
A Divers Bd
0 1 +12 9.85n +.01
AEquity Income 24 16 +27 5.80n .03
D Equity Index
35 25 +23 3.74n .03
D EquityGrow
33 25 +30 16.07n .16
B Growth
35 27 +33 17.36n ..
E Income & Gr
34 24 +20 18.81n .15
A Infltn Adj
3 6 +16 10.34n +.06
A Intl Bond
4 8 .. 13.48 .02
E LrgCoVal
36 24 +23 4.51n .05
NTDiversBd
0 1 .. 9.92n ..
A+Real Estate
31 30 +63 14.50n .05
C+Sm Cp Value
29 24 +36 5.35n .08
E Small Co
34 29 +29 5.52n .08
B+StrAlloMod
26 19 +26 4.98n .02
CValue
27 17 +19 4.47n .02
BVista
44 34 +48 12.33n +.10
Amer Cent Inv
$ 47.4 bil 8003452021
B 1ChoiceAggr 32 25 .. 9.39n .06
B+1ChoiceCon
17 13 .. 9.27n .03
B+1ChoiceMod
26 20 .. 9.28n .05
C+Balanced
21 16 +21 12.41n .08
D CA Hi Yld
12 10
8.33n +.02
D+CA LgTmTxFr 11 10
9.56n +.01
C+CA TxFreeBd
5 6 10.14n +.01
E Capital Val
36 24 +23 4.98n .05
A Divers Bd
0 1 +12 9.85n +.01
A+Emerg Mkts
60 47 +91 4.54n .14
DEquity Index
35 25 +22 3.74n .03
DEquityGrow
33 25 +29 16.06n .15
B+EquityInc
24 16 +26 5.80n .02
A+Giftrust
41 33 +79 18.66n +.05
A Ginnie Mae
+ 2 + 2 +12 10.18n +.01
A+Glbl Gold Eq
51 49 +54 10.91n .23
A GlblGrwth
40 32 +56 6.28n .08
D+Govt Bond
0 + 1 0 10.74n +.01
BGrowth
35 27 +32 17.20n .01
A+Heritage
41 33 +79 12.85n +.03
E Income & Gr
34 24 +19 18.80n .15
AInfltn Adj
3 6 +15 10.35n +.06
A Intl Bond
5 8 +19 13.48n .02
A Intl Disc
51 40 +56 6.91n .12
B+IntlGrowth
44 36 +50 7.68n .13
B+Livestr2015
21 16 .. 9.47n .03
B LiveStr2025
25 19 .. 9.32n .04
E LrgCoVal
36 24 +22 4.51n .05
A Mid Cp Val
26 19 .. 8.31n .02
C+New Opport
37 29 +35 5.07n .07
B+New Opps II
37 29 +49 5.52n .07
A+Real Estate
31 30 +61 14.48n .05
E Select
38 28 25.66n .16
A ShTerm Govt + 3 + 1 +10 9.51n +.01
C Sm Cp Value
29 24 +35 5.33n .09
E Small Co
34 29 +29 5.49n .08
B StrAlloAgg
33 25 +31 5.53n .03
B StrAlloCon
17 12 +18 4.52n .01
B StrAlloMod
26 19 +25 4.98n .02
A+Target 2010
+ 5 + 2 +44 103.09n +.04
A+Target 2015
+ 3 0 +27 88.29n +.05
A Target 2020
4 3 +33 62.39n .12
A+Target 2025
5 2 +60 53.58n .88
BTax Free
5 6
9.87n +.02
E Ultra
39 26 15.30n .05
B Utilities
36 27 +69 11.85n +.03
D+Value
27 17 +18 4.46n .02
BVeryAggress 38 29 .. 9.26n .07
C+Vista
44 34 +47 12.04n +.09
Amer Indepen
$ 530 mil 8882668787
BKSTaxExBdIn r 4 5
9.91n +.02
AShTrmBdI r
0 0
9.91n .01
American Fds B
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
% % After Asset Chg
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
36 Mos
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
Preformance
% % After Asset NAV
Rating Fund
4.0%
Baron Funds
4.0%
$ 16.0 bil 8009922766
4.1%
36 25 +56 41.11n +.38
4.3% B Asset
36 27 +44 32.53n +.13
4.3% C Growth
40 31 +53 7.87n +.13
4.4% B iOpport
APartners
42 30 +90 13.33n +.11
D Small Cap
38 28 +34 14.68n +.04
36 Mos
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
BB & T Funds
Preformance
% % After Asset NAV
$ 1.6 bil 8002281872
Rating Fund
E LrgCoValTr
34 20 +13 9.45n .06
$ 40.0 bil 8004214120
CMd Cp Val
32 22 +34 8.28n ..
E AMCAP
35 23 +14 12.16n .06 DMidCapGr Tr
45 33 +34 8.50n +.02
CBalanced
25 17 +17 14.05n .06 ATotRetBdIns
3 3
9.60n .02
DBondFdAm
14 10 10.87n .05
BBH Funds
BCap Wrld Bd
8 10 +13 17.69n .04
$ 999 mil 8006255759
B+CapIncBldr
31 22 +34 42.37n .26 BBroad Mkt N
2 2
9.41 .01
ACpWrldG&I
39 30 +56 26.70n .36 A+CoreSelectN
21 17 +48 10.52n +.16
AEuroPac Gr
42 33 +63 29.30n .50 B+Intl Eq N
37 28 +60 10.42n .14
C+Fundmntl
38 30 +45 25.97n .11
Bernstein Funds
D Gr Fd Amer
37 29 +33 20.85n .07
$ 25.1 bil 2127564097
D Hi Inc Tr
24 22
8.51n .05 B CA Muni
3 4 13.50n ..
CInc Fd Am
29 20 +21 13.29n .10 B Diversifd Muni 2 4 13.44n +.01
54 45+122 18.47n .58
C+Interm Bond
4 2 12.63n .03 A Emerg Mkts
48 38 +31 12.88n .33
DInv Co Am
33 23 +20 21.60n .06 E Intl
D Mutual
30 21 +21 19.48n .13 BIntrmd Dur
9 8 11.61n .01
3 4 13.18n .01
D New Econ
40 28 +28 15.66n .17 B NY Muni
+ 1 1 12.29n ..
B+New Pers
38 29 +47 20.82n .18 B Sh Dur NY
4 2 11.36n ..
A+New World
45 38+104 31.97n .97 C Sh Dur Plus
D+SmCpWrld
46 34 +47 21.26n .33 B+ShDurDivMuni + 1 1 12.43n ..
48 38 +26 12.88n .36
AUS Gov Sec
+ 1 + 1 13.42n .. E Tx Mg Intl
D+Wash Mut
32 22 +22 22.31n .18
Berwyn Funds
$ 416 mil 8009926757
American Funds A
DBerwyn
24 24 +56 18.55n .57
$ 690 bil 8004214120
10 9 +20 10.48n .08
2010TgtRet
27 20 .. 7.63 .05 A Income
Blackrock A
2015TgtRet
29 21 .. 7.56 .05
$ 32.8 bil 8004417762
2020TgtRet
32 23 .. 7.31 .05
2025TgtRet
34 25 .. 7.13 .06 A+AllGlobRes m 50 52 .. 10.31 +.16
26 21 +22 11.27 .05
DAMCAP
34 23 +18 12.69 .06 D+Asset Allo b
35 26
14.24 .07
C+Balanced
25 17 +20 14.10 .06 E Aurora b
27 20 +16 18.77 +.05
D Bd Fd Am
13 10
10.87 .05 C BalCaptial
36 26 +20 18.46 .07
ACapIncBldr
30 22 +37 42.37 .26 D BasicVal
32 24 +60 13.62 .08
A CapWld G&I
38 30 +59 26.84 .35 AEquity Div
45 36 +42 10.97 .24
B+CapWrldBd
7 10 +17 17.81 .03 E Eurofund r
35 27 +26 15.08 .04
A EuroPac Gr
41 33 +68 29.86 .50 D+Fndmtl Gr
24 20 +52 14.97 .06
B+Fundmntl
38 30 +51 26.05 .10 A+Glob Alloc
43 31 +85 10.88 .15
D+Gr Fd Amer
36 29 +37 21.70 .07 A+Glob Growth
46 53+193 31.63 +1.38
DHigh Inc Muni 14 11
12.42 .02 AGlob Res b
35 30 +44 15.00 .18
CHigh Income 24 21
8.51 .05 AGlob SmCp
GlobDynEq
37 29 .. 8.76 .06
C+IncFd Amer
29 20 +25 13.38 .09
2 1
10.03 +.02
B Interm Bond
3 2
12.63 .03 C+Govt Inc
28 21 +26 4.34 .02
D Inv Co Am
33 23 +23 21.70 .06 C+HealthCare
C+Ltd Tax Ex
4 5
14.14 .. A+HealthSciOp b 17 15 +71 24.91 +.03
3.46 .04
CMutual
29 21 +24 19.62 .12 D High Income r 26 22
CHiYld
Bd
22
21
+11
5.60 .07
D+New Econ
40 28 +32 16.42 .19
35 25 +23 18.01 .12
ANew Pers
37 29 +51 21.32 .18 DIndex Equity
3 5 .. 9.57 +.06
A+New World
45 37+110 32.77 .99 A InflPrtBd
+2 0
10.31 +.01
ShrtTermBd
0 1 .. 9.76 .01 AIntGovtBd
43 34 +50 8.92n .27
C+Sm Cp Wrld
45 34 +51 22.29 .34 CIntl Index
45 38 +94 21.86 .57
D Tax Ex CA
12 11
13.77 .01 A+Intl Opport
44 33 +44 16.09 .35
D Tax Ex MD
9 8
13.74 .01 DIntl Val
53 50+291 30.90 +.72
CTax Ex VA
7 7
14.59 +.02 A+Latin Amer r
38 25 +29 8.16 .06
CTax ExBdAm
9 9
10.74 .. E Lg Core
37 26 +23 7.05 .04
A US Gov Sec
+ 1 + 1 +11 13.42 .. E Lg Grwth
38 26 +46 11.45 .06
C Wash Mutl
32 22 +25 22.45 .18 E Lg Value
43 36 +35 7.28 +.04
D Ameristock 31 20 29.09n +.10 DMid Gr
DMidValEq
37 29 +30 7.46 +.03
Aquila Funds
DMuni
Insrd
15 13 0 6.30 +.01
$ 1.9 bil 8002284227
11 10
8.78 +.01
CAZ Tax Free A 8 8
9.29 +.01 D Natl Muni
46 46+173 37.68 +.34
BCO Tax Free A 4 5
9.58 +.01 A+Natural Res
40 31 +46 16.35 .66
BHI Tax Free A 5 5
10.39 +.04 C Pacific r
35 25 +22 11.65n .07
D KY Tax Free A 13 12
8.77 +.04 DS&P500Idx
3 1
9.39 .01
COR Tax Free A 8 8
9.61 +.03 C ShrtTermBd
A SmGrEq b
34 27 +63 14.78 .13
Ariel Mutual Fds
BSmlCapGr r
35 28 +41 9.22 .09
$ 3.3 bil 8002927435
11 8
9.81 +.03
E Appreciation 36 28 +15 27.55n +.01 DTotalRet
9 6 0 8.38 +.03
E Ariel
40 26 +11 27.72n .33 D+TotalRetII
A+US Opport
35 28 +87 23.84 .12
Artio Global Funds
DValue Opps
36 30 +21 12.80 .12
$ 25.3 bil 2122973600
Blackrock A1
B GlobHiIncA
18 18 +16 8.38n .01
$
773
mil
8004417762
B+GlobHiIncI
18 17 +17 8.11n .01
D
CAInsMunA1
11
11
9.73 +.04
B+IntlEqIIA
42 33 .. 9.98 .09
13 11
9.05 +.01
B+IntlEqIII
42 33 .. 10.04 .10 D NY Muni
BlackRock B
B+IntlEqty A
44 34 +68 24.49 .22
$ 5.0 bil 8004417762
B+IntlEqty I
44 34 +69 25.13 .23
ATot Retrn I
5 5 +13 12.32n .02 DBasic Value m 36 27 +17 18.06n .06
36 27 +21 13.52n .04
B+TotRetrn A
5 5 +12 12.33n .01 D Fndmtl Gr m
A Glob Alloc
24 20 +48 14.61n .05
Artisan Funds
E Lg Core r
39 25 +25 7.67 .05
$ 23.0 bil 8003441770
E Value Opps r
36 30 +16 10.98n .10
B Intl
.. .. no quote
BlackRock BlRk
A Intl Val I
30 22 +76 17.76n .15
$ 2.7 bil 8004417762
BIntlSmlCap
.. .. no quote
27 21 +25 476.08 1.58
B Mid Cap
40 30 +37 18.71n +.12 BExchange b
22 21 +12 5.60n .07
B+Mid Cap Val
28 27 +71 13.04n .13 C HiYld Bd
5 5
8.56n ..
E Small Cap
41 29 +22 9.97n .01 BIntermdIIBd
3 2
9.28n .01
ASmall Cap Val 22 23 +63 10.82n .20 BLowDurBd
CTotalRet
9 6
8.39n +.03
Asset Mgmt Fds
BlackRock C
$ 1.4 bil 8005273713
$ 17.7 bil 8004417762
E UltraShMort
15 6
7.94n .08
A+AllGlobRes m 51 52 .. 10.09 +.15
AssetMark Funds
DBasic Value
36 27 +16 17.35n .06
$ 2.4 bil 8006645345
B+Equity Div
32 24 +56 13.34n .08
CCor Pl Fxd
.. .. no quote
36 27 +21 13.59n .05
DIntl Eqty
47 36 +36 7.13n .19 D Fndmtl Gr
24 20 +47 14.04n .05
E Lrg Cap Gr
38 29
6.26n .02 A Glob Alloc
36 30 +39 13.94n .17
E Lrg Cap Val
40 27 +10 6.48n .03 B Glob Sm Cp
GlobDynEq
37 29 .. 8.67n .07
D TxExFixdInc
9 9 0 9.63n ..
A+HealthSciOp b 17 15 +59 23.62n +.03
ASTON Funds
A+Intl
Opport
45 38 +87 20.35n .53
$ 3.0 bil 8009928151
E
Intl
Val
r
44
34 +40 15.53n .34
AMont&CldGrI 30 25 +30 18.69n +.01
39 25 +24 7.63 .05
B+Mont&CldGrN 30 25 +28 18.60n +.01 E Lg Core
37 26 +18 6.57n .04
AOptimumMidN 38 34 +45 17.45n .17 E Lg Grwth
38 26 +41 10.74 .06
A TAMROSmlN
29 22 +47 13.15n .11 E Lg Value
TotalRet
12 8 .. 9.81 +.03
Atlantic Whitehall
E Value Opps
36 30 +16 10.46n .10
$ 716 mil 8009942533
Blackrock C1
EquityIncI
31 24 .. 7.38n .01
$ 977 mil 8004417762
E MidCpGrowI
41 29 .. 7.07 +.03
GovtIncome
3 1 .. 10.01 +.01
DHigh Income r 26 23
3.46n .04
Baird Funds
E TotalRet
12 8
9.81n +.03
$ 1.8 bil 8007922473
BlackRock I
B AggregteBd
6 4
9.57n .01
$ 1.6 bil 8004417762
ACorPlsBd Ins 5 4 +11 9.30n .02 E Lg Value
38 26 +48 11.69 .07
B+IntmBdInst
4 3
9.85n .. D PA Muni
12 10
9.37 +.02
B+ShtTrmBdIns 3 3 .. 9.31 .01
BlackRock Instl
$ 26.4 bil 8004417762
Barclays Glob Inv
$ 2.4 bil 8882043956
A+AllGlobRes m 50 52 .. 10.43 +.16
BLfpth 2010 I
19 15 +17 10.42n .07 CAMTFrMuniBd 9 9
9.34n +.01
27 20 +18 18.84 +.05
D Lfpth 2030 I
30 24 +23 11.01n .12 C+Bal Cap
CLfpth2020 I
26 20 +22 12.29n .11 D Basic Value
36 26 +21 18.58 .07
32 24 +61 13.64 .08
CLfpth2020 R
26 21 +20 11.73n .10 A Equity Div
45 36 +43 11.16 .24
D Lfpth2030 R
31 24 +21 10.81n .11 DEurofund
35 27 +27 15.53 .05
D Lfpth2040 I
34 27 +26 13.12n .15 CFndmtL Gr
24 20 +53 15.04 .05
D S&P 500 Stock 35 25 +23 112.46n .71 A+Glob Alloc
36 Mos Fund
% % After Asset Chg
Preformance
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
3.5%
3.7%
3.9%
3.9%
3.9%
3.9%
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
08
08
08
08
08
08
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
A+Focus
39 36+158 32.21n .31
Performance
A+Mutual
28 25 +74 22.73n .22
% Change Rating
$ Net A+Realty
37 36+187 19.59n .11
In 2008 36 Mos
Assets A+ ChampSmCo 22 22 .. 10.00n .03
Merger Fund
Gabelli AAA ABC Fund
Old Westbury Mid Cap Eq
Hussman Funds Strat Gr
Gateway Gateway A
U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position

High (11/01) 5.3% Low (12/06) 3.4%
36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund
36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund
mil
mil
mil
mil
mil
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
A+Glob Growth
43 31 +87 11.03 .16
AGlob Sm Cp
35 30 +46 15.22 .19
GlobDynEq
37 29 .. 8.79n .06
A+GNMA
+ 4 + 2 +14 9.67n +.01
GovtIncome
2 1 .. 10.02 +.02
A+HealthSciOp b 17 15 +67 25.47n +.03
D High Income 26 22
3.46 .04
C+HiYld Bd
22 21 +12 5.60n .07
D Index Equity
35 25 +24 18.16n .11
BIntermdBdII
5 5
8.56n ..
A IntGovtBd
+ 2 + 1 +11 10.29n +.02
B+Intl Bond
5 8 +13 10.91n .01
A+Intl Opport
45 38 +97 22.88n .59
D Intl Val
44 33 +46 16.15 .35
BLowDurBd
3 2
9.29n .01
E Lrg Core
38 25 +31 8.34 .05
CManaged Inc 8 6
8.96n +.02
D MuniInsred
15 13
6.31 +.02
D Natl Muni
11 10
8.78 +.01
D NJ Muni
11 10
8.98 +.02
C+Pacific
40 31 +47 16.50 .66
DS&P500Idx
35 25 +24 11.70n .07
B ST Muni
+ 1 1
9.87 +.01
C ShTermBd
3 1
9.40 ..
A+SmGrEq
33 27 +66 16.02n .14
DTotalRet m
11 7
9.81 +.03
CTotalRetII
9 6
8.37n +.03
A+US Opportun
34 28 +91 24.95n .13
DValue Opps
35 30 +23 13.01 .12
Blackrock R
$ 1.4 bil 8004417762
A Glob Alloc
24 20 +49 14.54n .05
E Lg Value
38 26 +44 11.06n .06
BlackRock Svc
$ 1.2 bil 8004417762
C+IntermdBdII
5 5
8.56n ..
C+LowDurBd
3 2
9.29n ..
CManaged Inc 8 6 0 8.96n +.02
BNY Mellon
$ 12.0 bil 2124951784
BBalanced M
24 17 +23 8.93n .04
ABond M
0 1
11.99 .02
A+Emg Mkts M
48 40 +86 10.65n .38
E Inc Stk M
36 24 +20 5.34n .02
AInt Bond M
1 2 11.94n .02
E Intl M
41 30 +29 8.91n .07
CIntlAppr M
41 32 +47 9.42n +.09
DLrg Stk M
37 27 +17 6.30n .03
BMAIntMuniM 5 5
11.67 +.03
CMid Stk M
38 31 +41 7.67n ..
C+NatlIntMunM 7 7 11.75n +.02
B NatlShMuni M
0 2 12.36n +.01
C+PAIntMunM
6 6 11.41n +.03
DSml Stk M
32 23 +26 8.62n .10
A Boston Bal 19 13 +29 25.58n .14
Brandes
$ 761 mil 8002377119
B InstIntlEqI
37 28 +59 14.31n .26
Brandywine Fds
$ 6.9 bil 8006563017
E Adv Mid Gr b
41 31 +32 7.00n +.03
E Blue
44 34 +27 19.90n .10
DBrandywine
41 32 +41 21.66n +.03
Bridgeway Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8006613550
E Aggr Inv 2
51 44 +40 10.57n +.02
E Aggrsv Inv 1
53 46 +19 26.93n +.06
D+BluChp35Idx 31 20 +16 5.80n .05
E Sm Cp Val N
44 37 .. 9.75n .21
E UltSmCoMkt 32 23 +27 12.12n .20
A+ Brown SmCo 28 23 +45 25.83n .40
E Bruce
30 25 +67 250.67n +.49
Buffalo Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8004928332
ABalanced
28 23 +40 8.55n .02
E Mid Cap
39 29 +34 9.22n +.01
DSmall Cap
33 24 +37 15.58n .20
D BuildrFxInc
.. .. no quote
C
A+ C&O MktOpp 5 3 +26 21.57n .01
Calamos Funds
$ 22.3 bil 8008237386
D+Convert A
29 25 +13 13.97 .08
D Convert C
30 25 +10 13.93n .09
BGlbGr&Inc A
35 24 +38 7.44 .03
C+GlbGr&Inc C
36 24 +33 7.15n .03
B GlbGr&Inc I
35 24 +39 7.53n .03
DGr & Inc A
34 26 +20 20.66 .07
E Gr & Inc B
34 26 +18 23.32n .08
E Gr & Inc C
34 26 +17 20.77n .06
E Growth A
45 36 +19 32.01 +.08
E Growth B
46 36 +15 32.35n +.07
E Growth C
46 36 +15 29.61n +.07
E Growth I
45 36 +21 34.67n +.08
B Intl Grow A
46 39 .. 9.12 .17
BMkt Neut A
14 11
10.93 .03
C MrktNeutC
15 11 0 11.08n .03
Calvert Group
$ 10.0 bil 8003682745
C+Income A
11 10
14.12 .05
CIncome C
12 10
14.11 .05
E LrgCapGrA
42 29 +23 20.70 +.02
AShDurInc A
2 3 +12 15.30 .02
DSocial Bal A
25 19 +13 21.69 .03
B+Social Bd A
6 6 +12 14.42 .03
C Social Eq A
30 25 +24 26.88 .30
E WrldValIntlA 45 36 +27 11.87 .21
Cambiar Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8667778227
OpportInstl
41 34 .. 11.29n +.10
E OpportInv
41 34 +27 11.26n +.10
Causeway Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8669477000
D Intl Val Ins r
45 36 +43 9.23n .36
D Intl Val Inv r
45 37 +41 9.16n .36
Century Funds
$ 776 mil 8003211928
DShrsTr Inst
33 24 +10 15.11n .05
E SmlSel Instl
34 25 +16 14.94n .22
E SmlSel Inv
34 26 +15 14.69n .21
CG Cap Mkt Fds
$ 8.3 bil
B+CorFxInc
4 3
7.69n +.01
A+EmergMkts
55 45+114 9.07n .31
B IntlEq
45 35 +54 8.04n .13
BIntlFxInc
1 0
7.67n +.02
DLgCapGr
38 33 +24 10.02n +.05
E LgCapValEq
39 29 +22 6.87n +.02
D SmCapGr
38 31 +31 11.63n .07
B+SmCapVal
27 24 +53 7.73n .10
CGM Funds
$ 10.1 bil 8003454048
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
% % After Asset Chg
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
D+ ChaseGrVA 30 23 +42 14.48n .10

Chesapeake Fds
$ 722 mil 8005253863
E Core Growth
41 30 +14 11.91n +.02
B+ ChestntStEx 28 19 +19 282.68n 4.57
E Clipper
44 25 14 45.69n +.05
E CM Advsr
28 18 +10 8.20n .10
A CO Bond A
0 2 +19 9.09 .01
Cohen & Steers
$ 7.4 bil 8004379912
InstGlbRlty
37 29 .. 15.71n .47
A+Instl Realty
28 27 +74 26.83 +.04
D IntlRltyA
43 32 .. 9.18 .49
DIntlRltyC
43 32 .. 9.14 .49
D IntlRltyI
42 32 .. 9.20 .48
CRealty Inc A
29 27 +33 7.70 .01
D Realty Inc C
30 28 +29 7.30n ..
A RltyShrs
29 27 +75 40.98 +.05
Columbia A
$ 26.3 bil 8003456611
CAcorn
36 28 +50 18.07 .07
AAcorn Intl
46 38 +89 22.89 .69
D Acorn Sel
45 39 +27 15.02 +.04
E Acorn USA
34 27 +40 17.33 .07
D+CA Tax Expt
11 10
6.44 +.01
E Conv Secs
34 28 +10 10.03 .02
B Div Inc
30 20 +40 10.11 .04
AFed Secs
+ 2 + 2 +10 10.42 ..
E Hi Yield Opp
24 21 0 3.09 .03
E Intl Stk
46 39 +16 9.20 .20
B+Intl Value
36 27 +53 12.42 .08
CIntmd Bond
10 8
7.61 .03
D Large Gr
37 29 +19 15.79 .02
C Liberty
27 19 +18 6.19 .04
C Lifegl Grow
36 27 +35 7.71 .05
CLifeglBalGr
27 20 +19 7.94 .05
DLrg Cap Val
35 22 +30 8.79 .08
E Marsico Gr
37 26 +22 14.34 .09
AMarsico21st
39 26 +52 10.04 .11
B+MarsicoIntl
47 36 +53 8.50 .20
C Mid Cap Val
37 26 .. 9.24 .05
DMrscoFocEq
36 25 +25 15.79 .11
C+Sm Co Inv
36 28 +24 7.88 .03
ASmCpVal I
25 21 +55 32.40 .72
SmCpVal II
31 26 .. 9.32 .16
B+Strat Inc
10 10 +14 5.14 .03
CStrat Inv
39 29 +34 12.69 .02
CTax Exempt
11 9
11.61 +.02
Val&Restrc
44 38 .. 31.60 +.24
Columbia B
$ 3.1 bil 8003456611
D Acorn
36 28 +45 17.04n .07
D LifeglBalGr
28 20 +17 7.89n .04
E Lrg Cap Val
35 22 +28 8.49n .08
B+Marsico21st
39 27 +48 9.52n .10
Columbia C
$ 4.8 bil 8003456611
D Acorn
37 28 +44 16.93n .06
E Marsico Gr
38 26 +18 13.28n .09
B+Marsico21st
39 26 +47 9.52n .10
D Mid Cap Val
37 26 .. 9.08n .05
E MrscoFocEq
36 25 +20 14.65n .10
Columbia I,T&G
$ 792 mil 8003456611
D Large Gr T
37 29 +19 15.67 .02
Columbia Z
$ 72.4 bil 8003456611
C Acorn
36 28 +52 18.59n .07
A Acorn Intl
46 38 +92 22.97n .69
D Acorn Sel
45 39 +28 15.34n +.03
E Acorn USA
34 27 +42 17.86n .07
A+AcrnIntlSel
42 35+100 18.31n .52
ABalanced
22 17 +27 19.51n .04
C+Blended Eq
35 27 +23 18.60n .08
B+Bond
4 3
8.43n .01
BCA Intermd
5 5
8.81n +.01
ACommonStk Z 32 24 +33 9.72n .01
E ConsHiYld
18 17
6.25n .04
E Conv Secs
33 27 +10 10.04 .01
CCoreBond Z
4 3 0 9.72n .01
D CT Intm Mun 6 6 0 9.77n +.01
B+Div Inc Z
30 20 +42 10.11n .05
D Dscpln Val
37 24 +26 8.66n .07
A Emerg Mkts
56 46+100 6.27n .16
A+EngNatRes
42 44+139 14.57n ..
E Hi Yld Muni
16 13
8.73n .05
C+High Income 19 17
6.51n .04
E Income
15 12
7.60n .06
BIntl Equity
46 36 +48 9.37n .24
D Intl Gr
43 35 +59 10.80n .13
E Intl Stk
46 39 +18 9.29n .20
B+Intl Value
36 27 +55 12.55n .08
C Intmd Bond
10 8
7.61 .03
B IntmdBond
5 5
6.58n ..
C+IntmMuniBd 6 6
9.35 ..
D Large Gr
37 29 +21 16.16n .02
D Lg Cap Idx
35 25 +24 18.41n .11
DLrg Cap Val
35 22 +32 8.81n .07
C LrgCapCore
34 23 +27 9.87n .08
D LrgEnCore
35 24 +20 9.21n .05
D+MA Intm Mun 5 6
9.59n +.01
E Marsico Gr
37 26 +23 14.58n .10
AMarsico21st
39 26 +53 10.20n .12
AMarsicoIntl
47 36 +55 8.64n .20
B Mid Cap Gr
40 34 +39 15.76n +.01
C Mid Cap Val
37 26 +52 9.25n .05
C+MidCap Idx
35 30 +43 7.56n .03
E MidVal&Res
48 36 +16 10.87n +.07
DMrscoFocEq
36 25 +26 16.14n .11
CNC IntMuni
7 7
9.27n +.02
D NY Intm Mun 6 6 10.63n +.01
D+OR IntmMuni 4 5 11.25n +.01
A+Real Est Eq
24 25 +51 9.98n .04
C SC Intm Mun 6 6
9.25n +.01
BSel Lg Gr
37 31 +38 7.81n .01
B Sel Opps
42 34 .. 8.81n +.05
CSel Small
38 27 +47 11.07n .17
ASh Trm Bond 1 2
9.43n .01
B+Sh Trm Muni
+ 1 1 10.14n +.01
C+Sm Cap Indx
28 23 +51 13.58n .22
BSmall Cap
36 28 +25 8.22n .04
A+Small Gr I
37 31 +49 19.13n .07
ASmCpVal I
25 21 +57 33.83n .76
D SmCpVal II
31 26 +48 9.40n .15
B+SmlCapCor
28 26 +39 11.22n .19
B+Strat Inc
10 10 +14 5.09n .03
CStrat Inv
38 29 +35 12.73n .02
C Tax Exempt
11 9 .. 11.61n +.02
DTechnology
44 31 +49 6.76n .01
C TotRet Bond
8 5
8.52n .01
AUS Trea Idx
+ 4 + 3 +11 11.04n .01
C+VA Intm Mun 6 6
9.85n +.01
E Val&Restrc
44 38 +48 31.59n +.25
Commerce Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003052140
ABond
3 2 +10 17.45n .03
BMO Tax Fr Bd 5 6 17.63n +.02
Country Funds
$ 323 mil 8002452100
D+Growth
30 24 +23 16.30n .14
A CRAQualInv b + 1 + 1 +10 10.36n +.01
Credit Suisse ABCD
$ 632 mil 8005772321
CCommodRtn 24 32 .. 8.97 +.16
E LgCapVal A
35 23 +14 9.65 .06
Credit Suisse Common
$ 1.1 bil 8005772321
C CommodRtn 24 32 .. 8.98 +.17
Credit Suisse Trust
$ 456 mil 8005772321
E SmlCapGr
30 24 +14 10.85n .17
CRM Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8002762883
B+Mid Val Ins
33 26 +58 19.95n .15
BSml Val Ins
28 24 +36 15.40n .18
C+Sml Val Inv
28 24 +34 14.63n .17
DE
Davis Funds A
$ 25.5 bil 8002790279
E Apprec&Inc
36 28 +18 17.75 +.05
E Financial
41 26 +13 23.94 .34
DNY Venture
36 25 +36 25.45 .09
E Opportunity
42 29 +14 14.58 +.05
B Real Estate
34 29 +57 19.78 .16
Davis Funds B
$ 1.5 bil 8002790279
E NY Venture
37 25 +32 24.25n .08
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 13.4 bil 8002790279
E NY Venture C 37 25 +32 24.41n .08
D NY Venture Y 36 25 +37 25.79n .09
E Opportnty C
42 29 +10 13.22n +.05
A Delafield
32 29 +49 16.47n .18
Delaware A
$ 9.3 bil 8005234640
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
% % After Asset Chg
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
D Corp Bond
16 13 0 4.48 .03
DDelaware Bal 26 16 +10 13.21 +.01
E DividendInc
32 24
7.49 .01
ADivrsInc A
8 8 +14 7.82 .02
A+Emerg Mkts
51 43+108 8.39 .23
E Gr Opp
39 31 +26 13.88 +.02
E Intl Equity
43 33 +32 8.72 .22
E LargeCapVal 37 25
11.11 +.02
ALtdTrmDiv
+1 0
8.15 .01
D Sm Cap Val
27 25 +38 23.48 .39
C Tax Fr CO Ins 9 9
9.59 +.02
C Tax Fr MN
8 8
10.99 +.01
CTax Fr PA
10 9
6.97 +.01
D+TaxFrUSA
9 8
9.88 +.02
C+TaxFrUSA Int 5 6
10.42 +.02
DTrend
42 33 +14 10.00 .09
E US Growth
38 26
9.45 +.07
Delaware Instl
$ 1.2 bil 8008285052
D Corp Bond
16 13
4.48n .03
E Intl Equity
43 33 +33 8.76n .23
E US Growth
38 26 +10 9.97n +.07
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 3.2 bil 8002318002
A+Emerg Mkts
47 41+113 7.40n .32
A+Global Fxd Inc + 3 2 +16 11.86n .03
B+Intl Equity
40 30 +64 14.05n .23
ALabor Intl
39 29 +60 12.12n .22
DFA Investment
$ 94.8 bil 3103958005
A1 Yr Fixed Inc + 2 0 10.14n ..
A2Yr Glbl Fxd
+ 2 0 +10 10.33n ..
A5 Yr Gov
+ 2 + 3 10.40n ..
B+5GlbFxdInc
+ 1 0 10.67n ..
CashMuniBd
0 1 .. 9.88n .01
A+Emerg Mkts
48 39+134 17.25n .66
A+Emerg Mkts II 47 39+141 15.42n .58
A+Emg Mkt Sml 55 43+112 9.96n .28
A+EmMktCorEq 50 41 .. 10.23n .40
EmMktScCrEq 52 43 .. 7.09 .29
A+EmrgMktValI 54 46+177 19.95 .85
E Enh US Lg Co 36 25 +13 6.26n .05
B+Glbl25/75 I
10 8 .. 9.97 .04
C+Glbl60/40 I
25 20 .. 9.53 .08
D Global Eq I
38 30 .. 9.03 .15
InfProtSec
3 7 .. 9.88 +.06
D Intl Small Co 44 36 +56 10.36n .33
D Intl SmCpVal 43 34 +65 10.99n .33
B+Intl Value
45 35 +74 12.88n .43
B+Intl Value II
45 35 +71 11.90n .40
AIntl Value III
45 35 +72 12.06n .40
AIntl Value IV
45 35 +75 10.74n .36
IntlCoreEq
44 35 .. 7.59n .21
IntlRealEst
47 34 .. 4.50 .22
A+Intrm Govt
+ 2 + 1 +14 11.68n ..
E Japan Sm Co 28 23 +22 11.16n ..
B Lg Cap Intl
42 34 +53 14.89n .35
A Real Estate
29 28 +68 16.48n .03
SelHdgGlFx
.. 10 .. 9.20n .02
B Sh Trm Muni
0 1
9.94n ..
TAUSCorEq2
33 26 .. 6.12n .04
DTaxMg US Sm 34 27 +40 15.55n .29
E TaxMgTgtVal 34 27 +40 14.07n .26
ATxM Intl Val
43 33 +70 10.75n .37
E TxM US MkVl 39 28 +43 10.33n .05
E TxM US MkVl II 39 28 +42 9.95n .05
D TxMgdUSEq
34 25 +28 10.07n .05
US Cor Eq 1
34 26 .. 7.65n .05
US Cor Eq 2
34 26 .. 7.57n .05
E US Lg Cap Val 38 29 +41 14.13n .02
D US Lg Co Instl 35 25 +24 7.39n .05
E US LgCapVal 3 38 29 +40 10.81n .01
D US Lrg Co
35 25 +24 27.71n .17
E US Micro Cap 32 25 +30 9.07n .19
D US Small Cap 32 25 +36 13.08n .24
DUS Sml Val
32 26 +45 15.98n .37
US VectorEq
34 26 .. 7.31n .07
D+USTgtVal
30 24 +42 10.66n .19
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 3.8 bil 6142553333
ALgShtA
21 17 +66 14.44 +.01
B+LongShort r
22 17 +60 13.76n ..
ALongShortI
21 17 .. 14.53n ..
C LrgCap A
32 23 +62 11.11 .02
C LrgCap I
31 23 .. 11.17n .02
DSmallCap A
24 23 +61 17.18 .02
Dodge&Cox
$ 118 bil 8006213979
E Balanced
33 24 +14 52.03n .04
Glbl Stock
.. 38 .. 5.43n .06
BIncome
7 6 11.20n +.02
B Intl Stock
45 37 +79 25.16n .45
E Stock
41 29 +22 77.93n .22
Domini Soc Inv
$ 1.0 bil 8007626814
E Equity
34 25 +13 20.91n .17
Dreyfus
$ 20.3 bil 8006456561
A 100% US Tr In + 5 + 3 +11 13.07n ..
CAppreciation 32 24 +21 30.49n .07
D Bas S&P500
35 25 +24 19.58n .12
ABd Mkt Inv
2 1
9.66n ..
CDisc Stock
35 25 +22 22.09n .14
CDreyfus Fund 36 25 +19 6.43n .03
E Emerg Leaders 33 28 +11 17.01n .26
D+Gen NY Mu b
12 11 16.29n +.02
D GrOpportZ
36 27 +17 5.72 .03
DGrowth & Inc 37 27 +13 10.00n .03
C Intl Stk Idx
43 33 +52 11.63n .17
BIntm Inc A
9 7
10.99 .02
C+Intm Muni
6 6 12.05n +.02
E MidCapVal A 38 30 +27 17.49 +.19
D+Muni Bond r
11 9
9.94n ..
CNY Tx Ex r
10 10 12.71n +.02
C S&P MidIndx 35 30 +42 18.49n .07
DS&P500 Idx
35 25 +22 26.84n .17
A Sh Intm Govt + 4 + 1 10.63n ..
C+SmCpStkIdx
28 23 +52 15.37n .25
Dreyfus Fndrs
$ 516 mil 8005252440
DEq Grow F
37 27 +19 3.96n .01
Dreyfus Premier
$ 12.9 bil 8002428671
E Alpha Gr A
36 27 .. 13.29 +.04
CCA Tax Ex Z
11 10 12.60n ..
CCore Val A
35 24 +25 19.21 .11
D+CTMuniBd A
10 9
10.22 +.03
A+Emrg Mkts A 48 40 +84 10.44 .40
A+Emrg MktsI
47 40 +86 10.46n .40
AGNMA
+ 2 + 1 +11 14.26n +.01
A+GrtrChina A
64 47 +58 17.74 .48
E Intl Val A
40 29 +26 9.18 .06
IntlStk I
34 28 .. 8.81 .15
DLg Eq Inst
42 29 +14 7.97n .03
D LGValInstl
34 24 +26 6.65n .03
C+LtdHiYld I
21 19
5.16n .03
CMA Muni Z
10 9 .. 10.00 +.04
CMDMuniBd A 10 9
10.46 .03
CMuni Bd A
10 9
11.02 +.01
CMuni Bd Z
10 9 .. 11.02 +.01
E New Leadr A
41 33
22.60 +.15
CNJMuniBd A
9 8
11.30 +.02
D+OHMuniBd A
10 8
10.84 +.03
E S&P Strs T
40 26 +24 19.76 .01
CSel Muni Z
10 10 11.75n +.01
C+ShTrmInc D
5 3 0 9.89n .02
C+StrAgVal A
36 26 +40 20.48 .08
E Tech Gr A
39 29
17.13 +.10
D Third Cent Z
32 25 +19 6.89n .03
B Wrld Gr A
32 24 +37 31.41 +.07
Driehaus Funds
$ 951 mil 8886368835
A+EmergMktsGr 54 40+121 19.91n .46
AIntl Disc
52 43 +60 19.78n .68
Dupree Mutual
$ 936 mil 8008660614
BKY Tax Fr Inc
7 7
6.77n ..
DWS Scudder A
$ 14.9 bil 8006211048
DBalanced
27 21
7.09 .04
E Blue Chip
39 29 +21 11.09 .11
DCA Tax Free
10 9
6.44 ..
C+Cap Growth
30 25 +30 39.29 .08
D CorePlusInc
11 8
10.71 .03
E Dreman HRt
44 28 +10 25.16 +.09
ADremanSmVal 30 26 +72 23.95 .37
E Globl Oppor
47 38 +34 22.52 .44
D+High Income 21 20
3.74 .01
DIntl
47 39 +44 37.23 .68
B Lrg Cap Val
35 28 +26 13.33 +.03
D Mgd Muni
10 9
7.82 .01
A+RREEFRealEs 29 28 +68 13.17 ..
B Stratgc Inc
13 12 +15 3.88 ..
A StrGovSec
+ 1 0 +11 8.21 +.01
E StrHiYdTx
18 16
10.06 .07
E Technology
39 27
8.10 +.03
DWS Scudder B
$ 518 mil 8006211048
E Dreman HRt
44 28 25.09n +.10
DWS Scudder C
$ 1.1 bil 8006211048
E Dreman HRt
44 28
25.11 +.09
B+DremnSmVal 30 26 +65 22.01 .34
DWS Scudder Instl
$ 4.0 bil 8006211048
D AdvLifLngRg 29 23 +12 7.38n .07
DCoreFxdInc
10 7
9.28n .03
D+EAFE EqIdx
43 34 +49 9.95n .20
D Eq 500 Idx
35 25 +24 106.63n .66
AUS Bond Idx
2 2 +10 9.73 .01
DWS Scudder S
$ 17.3 bil 8006211048
DCA Tax Free
10 9
6.43n ..
C+Cap Growth
30 25 +31 39.62n .08
D+CorePlusInc
11 8 10.70n .04
D Eq 500 Idx
35 25 +24 105.57n .65
AGlbEmgMktIn 23 22 +35 8.97n .16
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
% % After Asset Chg
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
E Glob Oppor
47 38 +36 23.14n .45
E GlobalThem
48 39 +21 14.91n .19
A+Gold & Prec
53 51 +45 10.14n .27
E Growth & Inc 38 29 11.05n .10
A IncomeGNMA + 3 + 2 +13 14.60n +.02
D+InterTxFree
5 6 10.29n +.01
DIntl
46 39 +46 37.46n .69
E Intl Europe
45 34 +38 19.74n .31
C+Inv LrgCoGr
30 25 +27 21.40n ..
DInvSP500Idx
35 25 +23 12.48n .08
B+Lrg Cap Val
35 28 .. 13.32 +.02
A+LtnAmerEq
54 51+220 32.77n +.83
C+MA Tax Free
10 11 12.33n +.04
D Mgd Muni Bd 10 9
7.83n .01
DNY Tax Free
10 10 0 9.32n +.02
B+ShDurPlus
5 5 +10 9.08n ..
D StrHiYdTax
18 16 10.07n .07
E`Trade Funds
$ 658 mil 8007862575
D S&P500
35 25 +25 7.57n .05
Eaton Vance A
$ 28.6 bil 8002256265
E AMTFrMnBdI 22 20
7.86n +.06
E AMTFrMunBd 22 20
7.20 +.06
ABalanced
30 24 +27 5.42 ..
E CA Muni
19 16
8.20 +.06
A DivBuilder
39 30 +86 8.69 .07
D Float&HiInc
21 19
7.37 .08
DFloating Rt
21 19
7.35 .08
E FLPlMuni
20 18
7.94 +.06
A Govt Oblig
+ 3 +2
7.19 ..
B Greatr India
64 40+138 12.48 .81
A+Grtr Chn Gr
54 35+102 16.22 .73
E Hi Yld Muni
23 19
7.20 +.04
D HiIncOpp
26 22 .. 3.44 .03
C Inc Bostn
23 21 +11 4.45 .04
B+Lrg Cap Val
34 25 +53 14.65 .13
E MA Muni
19 17
7.25 +.06
A MultiCapGr
46 41 +35 5.59 +.07
CNatl LtdMuni 8 8
9.02 +.02
E Natl Muni
27 22
7.84 +.01
E NJ Muni
20 17
7.83 +.06
E NY Muni
21 19
7.80 +.05
DOH Muni
16 14
7.45 +.04
E PA Muni
19 16
7.60 +.04
A Strat Inc
.. .. no quote
B+Tax Mgd Val
.. .. no quote
D TaxMgGr 1.1
32 22 +22 18.34 .06
DTaxMgGr 1.2
32 22 +22 8.25 .03
B+TxEqAsstAl
.. .. no quote
DTxMgdDivInc 35 25 .. 8.53 .08
D TxMgdGr 1.0
32 22 +23 413.95n 1.28
AWW HlthSci
12 14 +28 9.09 +.04
Eaton Vance Adv
$ 679 mil 8002256265
DFloat Rate
21 19
7.11n .07
D Float&HiInc
21 19
6.94n .07
Eaton Vance B
$ 2.7 bil 8002256265
B Lrg Cap Val
35 25 +50 14.64n .13
AStrat Inc
.. .. no quote
BTxMgdVal
.. .. no quote
DTxMgGr1.1
32 22 +20 17.46n .05
E TxMgGr1.2
32 22 +19 7.99n .03
B+WW HlthSci
12 14 +23 9.45n +.04
Eaton Vance C
$ 6.4 bil 8002256265
ADivBuilder
40 30 +82 8.72n .07
DFloat&HiInc
22 19
6.93 .07
DFloating Rt
21 19
7.10n .08
E Hi Yld Muni
24 19
6.66n +.04
D+Inc Bostn
24 21
4.45n .04
B Lrg Cap Val
35 25 +50 14.64n .13
E Natl Muni
27 23
7.84 +.01
AStrat Inc
.. .. no quote
BTx Mg Val
.. .. no quote
B TxEqAsstAl
.. .. no quote
E TxMgdDivInc 35 25 .. 8.51 .08
DTxMgGr 1.1
32 22 +19 16.58n .05
E TxMgGr 1.2
32 22 +19 7.99n .02
B+WW HlthSci
12 14 +23 9.45n +.04
Eton Vance Instl
$ 1.2 bil 8002256265
A+TxMgdEmMkt 48 40+174 27.93n .91
Evergreen A
$ 12.4 bil 8003432898
AAdj Rate
+2 0
9.03 ..
BAsset Alloc
20 13 +30 11.60 .16
E Balanced
43 38
5.12 +.01
D CA Muni Bd
14 12 0 9.05 +.02
E Core Bond
23 15 13 7.67 +.01
A+EmgMktsGr
48 40+134 12.97 .43
D+EnhcedS&P5 34 25 +30 10.74 .08
D Equity Inc
32 21 +23 14.73 +.01
DEquity Index
35 25 +22 35.09 .23
C Fundmtl Lrg
30 20 +32 18.28 .05
A Glbl Opport
40 30 +76 21.06 .19
DHighInc
23 21 0 2.31 ..
C Intl Eqty
42 31 +46 6.25 .05
B Lg Co Gr
28 22 +31 5.91 +.03
E Mid Cap Gr
41 32 +20 3.89 +.01
D+Muni Bond
10 10
6.38 ..
BOmega
27 21 +29 22.24 +.14
A+PreciousMtl
47 46+114 35.04 .40
C Special Val
30 24 +43 14.40 .22
B Strat Muni
2 4
8.27 +.01
BUS Govt
4 2
9.37 ..
A Util&Telecm
33 27 +95 10.13 +.05
Evergreen B
$ 2.8 bil 8003432898
B Adj Rate
+1 0
9.03n ..
C Asset Alloc
21 13 +27 11.41n .14
Evergreen C
$ 5.7 bil 8003432898
B Adj Rate
+1 0
9.03 ..
C Asset Alloc
21 13 +27 11.19 .14
A+PreciousMtl
47 46+107 32.80 .37
Evergreen I
$ 11.2 bil 8003432898
AAdj Rate
+2 0
9.03n ..
B Asset Alloc
20 13 +32 11.70n .15
E Core Bond
23 15 12 7.67n +.01
A+EmgMktGrwth 48 40+137 13.50n .45
CEnhcedS&P5 34 25 +31 10.80n .08
DEquity IdxI
35 25 +23 35.11n .23
D+Equity Inc
32 21 +24 14.72n ..
C+Fundmtl Lrg
29 20 +33 18.59n .05
E Growth
38 28 +25 9.90n .03
B+Intl Bond I
3 7 +15 10.49n .05
C+Intl Eqty
42 31 +48 6.32n .06
IntrinsVal
34 24 .. 7.65 .03
C Intrmd Muni I 9 8 54.10n +.10
CMuni Bond
10 10
6.38n ..
D NC Muni
11 10 0 8.66n +.03
D+PA Muni
10 9
9.58n +.01
BSh Intm Mun 3 4
9.28n .02
E Sh Intmd Bd
20 12 11 4.60n +.01
C+Special Val
29 24 +44 14.53n .23
CStrat Gr I
34 28 +24 22.11n +.13
B US Govt
4 2
9.37n ..
Evergreen Instl Fund
$ 368 mil 8003432898
D DiscplinVal
34 24 .. 10.26 .10
F
A+ Fairholme
25 21 +90 23.91 +.13
FAM Funds
$ 842 mil 8009323271
DValue
27 18 +27 33.34n .12
FBR Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8888880025
BFocus Inv r
35 18 +50 35.26n +.22
AGasUtilInv r
31 27 +67 14.20n +.20
Federated A
$ 14.5 bil 8002455051
E Amer Ldrs
33 21
11.60 .11
C+Bond
13 12
7.32 .05
A Capital Apprec 27 21 +24 15.68 .08
B+Capital Inc
23 18 +26 6.05 .03
B Equity Inc
31 20 +33 14.06 .10
C+Hi Inc Bond
22 20
5.63 .05
A InterCont
49 41 +85 33.59 1.40
C+IntlSmMdCo
51 43 +66 22.31 .77
B Kaufmann
40 30 +34 3.73 .03
E KaufSmlCap
42 29 +36 15.06 .06
D Md Gr Strat
40 34 +42 23.80 +.02
E MDTAllCore
42 32 +26 9.41 .02
D Mkt Opps
14 15 +11 10.21 ..
D Muni Secs
12 11
8.75 ..
B Muni Ultrshrt + 1 0
9.87 ..
C Muni&Stock
19 14 +18 9.07 .02
E MuniHiYld A
17 14
7.39 ..
DPA Muni Inc
13 11
9.41 +.01
B Stock & Bd
22 16 +17 13.75 .04
CStrat Value
28 15 .. 3.90 +.01
B+StratInc
15 14 +15 7.14 .03
B+Tot Rtn Bd
4 3
9.94 .01
AUS Govt Secs + 1 + 2 +11 7.50 +.01
Federated B
$ 2.8 bil 8002455051
D+Bond
14 12
7.35n .04
A Capital Apprec 27 21 +23 14.92n .08
C Hi Inc Bd
22 20
5.63n .04
BKaufmann
40 30 +30 3.55 .03
DMkt Opps
14 15 10.16n .01
DStratInc
15 14
7.14 .02
Federated C
$ 3.1 bil 8002455051
BKaufmn C
40 30 +30 3.55 .03
E KaufSmlCap
42 29 +32 14.59 .06
DMkt Opps
14 15
10.14 ..
Federated F
$ 995 mil 8002455051
AGovt Inc Sec
+ 1 + 1 +10 8.66 +.01
E MuniHiYield
17 14
7.39 ..
Federated Instl
$ 13.7 bil 8003417400
A GNMA Instl
+ 3 + 2 +12 10.75n +.02
A Govt 13 Instl + 4 + 2 +11 10.68n ..
A+Govt 25 Instl + 4 + 3 +12 11.51n +.01
A GovUltSh
+ 1 0 +11 9.80n .01
A GovUltSh Sv
+ 1 0 +10 9.80n .01
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
% % After Asset Chg
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
C+High Yield
24 21 +10 4.18n .03
A Income
+ 2 + 2 +13 10.13n +.02
C IntmCorpBd
9 8
8.76n .04
B Kaufmann K
40 30 +34 3.74 .03
DMaxCapIdx
35 25 +19 15.16n .10
DMaxCpIdxSS
35 25 +18 15.12n .10
C Mid Cap Idx
35 30 +39 13.72n .05
A Mortgage
+ 1 + 2 +11 9.52n +.01
B+Muni Ultrshrt + 1 0
9.87n ..
BShIntMun
1 2
9.68n .01
B+ShTrmInc
1 1
8.01n .01
D Stock
31 21 +18 18.01n .16
C Strat Value
28 15 .. 3.91n +.01
A+Tot Ret Gov
+ 4 + 2 +15 10.94n ..
ATot Rtn Bd
3 3 +11 9.94n .01
ATotRtnBd Svc 4 3 +10 9.94n .01
D+Ultra Sh Bd
3 1
8.75n .01
D UltraShBdSvc 3 1
8.75n .01
Federated Y
$ 338 mil 8002455051
A US Gov 13
+ 4 + 2 +11 10.68n ..
Fidelity Adv A
$ 20.8 bil 8005227297
D Balanced
31 22
11.02 .05
E Div Growth
41 30
7.34 +.01
E Divers Intl r
43 33 +38 12.55 .13
E Dynamic Cap r 38 29 +20 12.26 +.11
A+EmergMkts r 58 47 .. 12.67 .43
D Equity Gr
40 29 +17 38.71 +.09
E Equity Inc
38 26 +20 17.41 .17
C+FloatRtHiIn r 16 17
7.74 +.01
GovtIncome
+ 3 + 2 .. 10.34 ..
DGrowth & Inc 38 27 +15 12.85 .07
E Growth Opp
51 38 0 20.60 +.50
DHiInc Advt
34 30 +11 6.39 .02
AIndustrial r
39 33 +68 14.48 .34
B InflProtBd
4 6 +13 10.36 +.03
B IntlDiscov r
44 33 .. 24.00 .34
CIntmd Bd
7 6
9.58 .04
CLev Co Stk
47 44 +75 20.14 +.27
E Mid Cap A
49 40 +15 11.85 +.01
C+Mid Cp II
38 32 .. 10.51 .06
CMuni Inc
11 10
10.99 ..
B New Insight
35 25 +66 14.06 +.03
BSh Tm Fx
2 1
8.81 .03
B Small Cap
26 22 +57 18.13 .21
B+Strat Inc
12 12 +15 9.78 .06
E Value Strat
47 35
13.82 .07
Fidelity Adv B
$ 2.9 bil 8005260084
E DiversIntl
43 34 +34 11.93n .12
E Equity Inc
39 27 +17 17.48n .17
D Lev Co Stk
47 44 +69 19.35n +.26
E Mid Cap
49 40 +12 11.33n +.01
BNew Insight
35 26 +60 13.57n +.02
BStrategic Inc 13 12 +12 9.81n .05
Fidelity Adv C
$ 7.5 bil 8005227297
E Div Growth
41 30 0 7.10n +.01
E Divers Intl
43 34 +34 11.96n .12
DEquity Grow r 40 29 +13 36.16n +.09
E Equity Inc r
39 27 +17 17.49n .17
CFloatRtHiIn r 17 17
7.74n +.01
E HiInc Advt r
34 30
6.38n .02
D Lev Co Stk
47 44 +70 19.33n +.27
E Mid Cap C
49 40 +12 11.32n +.01
CMid Cp II
38 32 .. 10.30n .05
BNew Insight
35 25 +60 13.62n +.03
C+Small Cap
27 22 +51 16.58n .19
BStrat Inc
13 12 +12 9.77n .05
Fidelity Adv Free A
$ 4.1 bil 8005448888
D+2010
25 18 +14 9.14 .04
C2015
26 20 .. 9.03 .04
D 2020
31 23 +19 9.16 .04
D 2025
33 24 .. 8.69 .05
D2030
36 27 +20 9.05 .06
D2035
36 27 .. 8.49 .06
D2040
38 28 +22 9.03 .06
Fidelity Adv Free T
$ 1.6 bil 8005448888
D+2010
25 18 +13 9.10 .03
D 2015
27 20 .. 9.00 .04
D 2020
31 23 +18 9.14 .05
D 2025
33 24 .. 8.70 .05
D2030
36 27 +19 9.02 .05
D2040
38 28 +20 9.00 .06
Fidelity Adv I
$ 22.1 bil 8005260084
E Div Growth
41 30
7.44n +.01
E Divers Intl
42 33 +40 12.78n .13
E DynmcApprec 38 29 +22 12.56n +.10
D Equity Grow
40 29 +19 41.23n +.10
E Equity Inc
38 26 +21 17.90n .18
C+FloatRtHiIn
16 16
7.73n +.01
GovtIncome
+ 4 + 2 .. 10.34 ..
D Growth & Inc 37 27 +17 12.97n .07
B High Inc
21 20 +10 6.64n .06
D HiInc Advt
33 29 +11 6.13n .01
C Intermed Bd
7 6
9.60n .05
B IntlDiscov r
44 33 .. 24.23 .35
IntMunInc r
4 5 .. 9.28n .01
E Large Cap
43 29 +18 11.64n .11
C Lev Co Stk
47 44 +77 20.36n +.27
E Mid Cap I
49 40 +17 12.29n +.01
BMid Cp II
38 32 .. 10.60n .06
C Muni Inc
10 10 10.94n .01
B+New Insight
35 25 +68 14.21n +.03
BOverseas
41 31 +46 14.12n .28
BSh Fxd Inc
2 0
8.82n .02
A Sh Intmd Govt + 4 + 2 +12 9.85n ..
B Small Cap
26 21 +60 18.87n .22
B+Strat Inc
12 12 +16 9.87n .06
C StrtRealRet
18 20 .. 7.92n +.01
BTotalBond
7 6 .. 9.17n .03
Fidelity Adv T
$ 19.9 bil 8005260084
D Balanced
31 22
11.11 .05
E Div Growth
41 30
7.30 +.01
E Divers Intl
43 34 +38 12.40 .12
E Dyn Cap
38 29 +19 12.02 +.11
D Equity Gr
40 29 +16 38.59 +.08
E Equity Inc
39 26 +19 17.65 .17
C+FloatRtHiIn r 16 17
7.73 +.01
GovtIncome
+ 3 + 2 .. 10.34 ..
DGrowth & Inc 38 27 +15 12.79 .06
E Growth Opp
51 38 0 20.82 +.50
DHiInc Advt
34 29 +11 6.42 .01
CIntermed Bd
7 6
9.59 .04
D+Lev Co Stk
47 44 +73 19.82 +.26
E Mid Cap
49 40 +15 11.98 +.01
C Mid Cp II
38 32 .. 10.48 .05
CMuni Inc
11 10
11.02 ..
B New Insight
35 25 +65 13.97 +.03
C+Overseas
41 31 +43 14.13 .28
BShTrm Fxd Inc 2 1
8.82 .02
BSmall Cap
26 22 +56 17.63 .21
B+Strategic Inc 12 12 +15 9.78 .05
E Value Strat
47 35
14.27 .07
Fidelity Freedom
$ 75.1 bil 8005448888
B2000
13 10 +11 10.52n .03
C 2005
23 17 .. 8.86n .04
C 2010
24 18 +16 10.95n .06
C 2015
26 19 .. 9.04n .05
C2020
30 23 +22 10.68n .07
C2025
32 24 .. 8.76n .06
D+2030
35 26 +25 10.39n .08
D 2035
35 27 .. 8.55n .07
D 2040
36 27 +26 5.97n .04
2045
36 28 .. 7.02n .05
2050
38 29 .. 6.89n .06
BIncome
11 9 +10 9.80n .03
Fidelity Select
$ 22.6 bil 8005448888
E Banking r
30 5 21 17.14n .64
B+Biotechnlgy r 14 21 +33 57.24n +.30
E Brokrge&Inv r 43 26 +32 36.51n .41
A+Chemicals r
35 35+100 53.96n .12
E CommEquip r 40 34 +15 13.40n .06
DComputers r
40 28 29.06n .56
A+ConsumeStpl r 25 18 +67 49.78n .09
C+Dfnse&Aero r 41 27 +71 48.75n 1.20
E Electronics r
45 30 14 25.19n .59
A Energy r
53 49+162 30.99n +.78
A+Energy Svcs r 55 56+179 43.85n .40
E Financl Svcs r 43 21 13 54.16n .76
A+Gold r
47 46 +65 21.13n .78
D Health Care r 31 21 +24 83.37n +.36
CLeisure r
36 22 +26 48.93n .06
A+Materials r
45 42 +80 32.39n .05
A+Med Eq & Sys r 14 18 +64 20.67n .10
E Medcl Dlvry r 42 22 +74 30.41n +.39
D+Natural Gas r 53 50+135 22.04n +.81
A+Natural Res
53 50+165 18.66n +.31
A Sftwr&Cmp r 38 25 +34 50.27n +.47
E Technology r 45 32 44.49n .72
E Telecommun r 48 33 +30 26.86n +.10
B Utility Gr r
40 31 +63 38.60n +.54
E Wireless
46 33 +81 4.68n +.04
Fidelity Spartan
$ 56.2 bil 8005448888
500 Idx Adv
35 25 .. 65.60n .41
D500 Idx Inv
35 25 +23 65.59n .41
ExtMkt Adv
35 28 .. 24.56n +.03
C ExtMkt Inv
35 28 +45 24.55n +.02
IntlIdx Adv
42 33 .. 27.28n .67
C+IntlIdx Inv
42 33 +55 27.28n .67
IntTrsBdAd r
+ 4 + 2 .. 10.43n ..
IntTrsBdIdx r + 4 + 2 .. 10.43n ..
STTrAdv r
+ 5 + 3 .. 10.53n ..
TotMkt Adv
35 25 .. 26.62n .13
D TotMkt Inv
35 25 +30 26.62n .12
US EqIdxAdv
35 25 .. 33.25n .21
D US EqIdxInv
35 25 +24 33.25n .21
Fidelity Invest
$ 556 bil 8005448888
100 Index
33 22 .. 7.07 .06
C4in1 Idx r
32 23 +30 20.76n .15
D AdvCapDev A 40 31 +15 7.39 .05
CAdvCapDevO 39 31 +17 7.59n .05
E AdvDivStkO
43 31 +13 9.46n .07
E Aggr Intl
51 40
7.48n .15
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
% % After Asset Chg
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
A11
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
E Aggres Gr r
46 33 +15 12.50n .01
D AssetMgr50% 26 19 11.15n .05
DAssetMgr70% r 33 24 11.34n .06
DAssetMgr85% 37 27 +23 8.95n .06
BAsstMgr20% r 13 10 +14 10.51n .03
D+Balanced
30 22 +26 13.46n .05
DBlueChipGro
34 26 +13 28.21n .04
E BlueChipVal
43 30 +22 8.30n .05
C CA Muni Inc
10 9 10.59n +.01
A+Canada r
38 36+133 37.92n +.72
C+Cap & Inc
26 23 +16 6.11n .04
E CaptlApprec
38 30 +14 16.55n +.15
CAShTxFrBd r 1 2 .. 9.86n ..
A+China Rgn
46 34 +71 16.76n .81
B+Contrafund
34 25 +52 47.55n +.08
E Convrt Secs
43 40 +19 15.53n +.06
BCT Muni Inc r 8 8 10.11n ..
D Disciplnd Eq
37 27 +31 18.49n .05
BDiversifd Intl 44 35 +58 22.34n .44
E Dividend Grow 40 30 16.79n +.02
A+Emrg Mkts
59 49+135 13.87n .50
E Equity Inc
40 27 +17 32.20n .33
E Equity Inc II
38 26 +10 13.86n .14
B+Euro CapApp r 45 35 +57 14.52n .25
C Europe r
44 34 +69 23.77n .40
AExchange
28 19 +44 249.80n 1.49
DExprt&Mltint r 40 29 +35 15.26n +.05
BFidelity Fund 38 28 +30 23.85n .17
E Fifty r
45 36 11.90n .05
C+FloatHiInc
16 16
7.74n +.02
A Global Balncd 25 20 +41 16.94n .14
A GNMA
+ 3 + 2 +13 10.81n +.01
A Govt Income + 3 + 2 +15 10.33n ..
E Gr & Inc
46 32 13 14.46n .12
B GrDiscovery
40 29 +29 9.74n +.02
B Grwth Cmpny 38 32 +41 51.66n .01
BHigh Income 21 21 +11 6.41n .05
B+Independnc
46 42 +41 14.90n +.17
B+InflProtBd
4 6 +14 10.39n +.03
A Int Gov Inc
+ 4 + 2 +13 10.40n ..
B Int Mun Inc
4 5
9.27n ..
B Intl Discov
44 33 +64 24.21n .34
E IntlRealEst r
47 34 .. 7.09n .38
E IntlSmCap
46 38 +57 12.47n .36
E IntlSmlOpp
54 45 .. 6.68n .29
IntlVal r
47 38 .. 6.01n .15
C+Intmd Bond
7 5
9.18n .04
C Inv Grade Bd 8 5
6.40n .03
E Japan r
39 33 +20 8.76n .28
E Jpn Sm Cos r 37 26
6.90n .07
E Large Cap Stk 43 30 +14 10.90n .11
A+Latin Amer r
53 50+276 28.98n +.57
D+LevrgdCoStk 48 45 +72 16.67n +.26
LgCorEnhIdx 35 25 .. 6.63 .06
DLow Pr Stk
36 29 +37 23.08n .22
E Lrg Cp Val r
37 25 +37 9.14n .07
C+MA Muni Inc
10 9 10.29n +.02
E Magellan
46 36 48.69n .10
D MegaCpStk
36 24 +15 7.37n .04
BMI Muni Inc
7 7 10.65n +.03
E Mid Grow r
45 35 +19 7.49n ..
E Mid Stk
44 38 +26 16.18n .03
E Mid Val r
39 30 +40 9.97n .04
BMN Muni Inc
6 7 10.22n ..
C+Mortg Secs
1 + 1 10.00n +.01
C+Municipal Inc 10 10 10.93n +.01
BNew Millnm
38 28 +25 18.30n .18
ANewMktsInc r 22 22 +29 10.92n .15
C+NJ Muni Inc r 8 8 10.21n ..
CNordic r
52 43 +84 21.73n 1.19
C+NY Muni Inc
10 10 11.08n .01
C+OH Muni Inc
9 9 10.15n +.03
COTC
41 31 +27 30.91n +.01
B Overseas
46 33 +47 26.09n .56
C+PA Muni Inc r 7 7
9.71n +.01
E Pacific Basin r 57 43 +35 13.04n .55
C Puritan
27 19 +19 13.51n .05
BReal Estate
31 31 +60 17.84n +.10
E RealEstInc r
21 15
7.85n .04
B+Sh Int Muni
0 2 10.07n ..
C+Short Term Bd 2 1
8.16n .02
D+Sm Retr r
26 22 +42 10.74n .17
E Small Stk
39 33 +30 10.44n .09
E SmIndep r
44 33 +24 11.10n .08
D Sml Grow r
42 31 .. 9.18n .04
B Sml Val r
31 20 .. 9.26n .11
SmlOpport
38 27 .. 5.77 .05
A+SoEast Asia r 52 35+115 19.03n .77
D StkSelector
38 27 +27 18.38n .09
E StraDiv&Inc
38 30 .. 7.58n .04
C StraRealRet r 18 20 .. 7.93n +.01
AStrategic Inc 12 12 +16 8.79n .05
C+Tax Fr Bond
10 9
9.37n +.01
D Tax Mgd Stk r 39 31 +40 9.74n .05
B Total Bond
7 6
9.18n .03
D Trend
42 31 +26 41.20n +.04
E Ultra Sh Bd
7 0
8.21n ..
AUS Bond Idx
2 2 10.33n .02
D Utility
40 28 +49 12.19n +.04
D+Val Disc
39 27 +45 10.88n .12
E Value
41 32 +38 44.11n .27
E Value Strat
47 35 +11 15.37n .08
AWorld Wide
38 29 +43 13.26n .17
FidltyAdvFoc A
$ 857 mil 8005227297
A+Energy r
53 49+129 21.19 +.53
DHealth Care
31 22 +23 15.23 +.07
E Technology r 46 33 0 11.48 .19
FidltyAdvFoc T
$ 662 mil 8005227297
A+Energy r
53 49+129 21.77 +.55
Fifth Third Inst
$ 3.5 bil 8003340483
D Bond
9 4
8.53n +.01
D DiscpLgVal
35 25 +28 8.39n .05
D Eqty Index
35 25 +23 17.83n .11
D Intl Equity
45 36 +40 7.98n .12
D+LM Moderate 24 17 +14 9.45n .03
E Mid Cap Gr
42 34 +16 7.92n +.02
B Quality Gr
32 26 +19 12.25n +.03
ASh Trm Bd
0 1
9.16n ..
First Amer A
$ 1.8 bil 8006773863
DMid Cap Val
37 27 +44 15.72 .10
E MidCapGrOpp 42 33 +26 23.31 +.19
A+Real Estate
27 27 +72 12.86 .03
DSm Cap Sel
33 25 +20 7.98 .11
First Amer Y
$ 12.6 bil 8006773863
C Core Bond
10 9
9.57n .02
BEquity Inc
31 20 +25 9.93n .07
D Equity Index
35 25 +23 17.09n .11
D High Inc Bd
27 24
6.27n .08
BInt Tax Fr
5 6
9.80n .01
BInt Trm Bd
8 8
8.87n .01
CIntl
41 32 +38 8.83n .16
E Lg Cap Sel
38 28 +13 8.65n .07
D LgCapGrOpp
34 25 +23 21.96n +.05
D Lrg Cap Val
34 22 +28 12.41n .13
DMid Cap Val
37 27 +45 15.82n .11
C Mid Cp Idx
35 30 +41 8.62n .04
E MidCapGrOpp 42 33 +31 24.95n +.20
BMN IntTxFr
5 6
9.02n .01
A+Real Estate
27 27 +77 12.98n .04
B+Sh Trm Bd
3 2
9.45n .02
DSm Cap Sel
33 25 +23 8.62n .13
D+Small Cap Val 28 21 +29 8.15n .22
D Tax Free
13 12
8.85n .01
D Total Retrn
14 12
8.34n .02
First Eagle
$ 17.7 bil 8003342143
A Fund Amer Y 29 27 +45 18.75n +.05
A+Global A
25 20 +65 33.90 .16
A+Gold A
35 37 +70 15.67 .47
A+Overseas A
26 21 +64 17.12 .12
A US ValueA
21 18 +46 12.67 .02
First Invstrs A
$ 4.8 bil 8004234026
D Blue Chip b
31 21 +21 16.81 .09
DFnd for Inc b
21 18
2.13 .02
CGlobal b
40 29 +37 4.66 .04
A Government b + 2 + 2 +10 10.66 +.01
DGr & Inc b
34 26 +27 10.36 .08
CIns Tax Ex b
8 8
8.68 +.01
E Invest Grade b 15 12
7.72 .03
E Opp b
36 30 +38 17.71 .01
E SelectGrow b 38 27 +21 5.37 .03
ASpec Stuatn b 29 22 +44 16.43 .15
CTotal Return b 22 16 +20 11.56 .04
C Value b
28 20 +39 5.48 .04
First Src Mono
$ 991 mil 8007668938
A+IncEquity
30 24 +60 10.53n +.02
Firsthand Funds
$ 343 mil 8888842675
CTech Value
38 25 +14 27.73n +.11
FMI Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8008115311
A+Common Stk 21 21 +51 16.85n .21
B Focus
27 22 +29 22.69n .26
ALarge Cap b
26 20 +49 11.35n .03
Forum Funds
$ 3.9 bil 8009436786
BAbsStrat
10 8 .. 9.69n +.02
E BrnCrInIns
47 38 +24 8.21n +.16
DBrownValEq
34 23 +18 9.01n .04
C+DFDentPrGro 38 30 +52 11.11n +.06
GldnSmCrInt 34 32 .. 7.50 .13
Wintergrn
35 25 .. 9.43n +.12
Forward Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8009996809
E Intl SmCo I
46 37 +61 9.74n .41
E Small to Mid
37 28 +36 19.38n .08
DSmlEq Inv
33 25 +38 13.24n .14
FPA Funds
$ 5.8 bil 8009824372
DCapital
27 27 +35 26.77 .07
A Crescent I
19 18 +42 20.22n +.04
A New Income
+ 3 + 1 +13 10.90 .01
D Paramount
33 27 +41 11.57 .25
D Perennial
33 27 +35 22.73 .51
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 115 bil 8003425236
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
% % After Asset Chg
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
A12
EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk m

Chg Str Dist high Fund
Weekly Winners & Losers

TOP 10
BOTTOM 10
Rel Str 1-wk
Symbol Rtg % chg ETF
ETF
PS Preferred
PGX
IS S&P US Preferred Stock PFF
PS Financial Preferred
PGF
Dow 30 Enhnc Prem&Income DPO
NV Equity Prem&Growth JPG
Nasdaq Prem Inc&Growth QQQX
NV Equity Prem Income
JPZ
NV Equity Prem Opp
JSN
Bldrs Developed Mkts 100 ADRD
KBW Regional Banking
KRE
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Chg Str Dist high Fund
52
54
48
49
58
46
64
59
49
92
29.7
29.4
26.1
25.9
23.8
21.1
19.0
18.8
16.3
15.8
Rel Str 1-wk

Symbol Rtg % chg
ProS Ultrashort Oil & Gas DUG

ProS Ultrashort MSCI Emerg EEV
ProS Ultra Real Estate
URE
ProS Ultrashort Utilities
SDP
ProS Ultrashort MSCI EAFE EFU
ProS Ultrashrt FTSE/Xinhua FXP
MV Gold Miners
GDX
RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW
ProS Ultrashort Financial SKF
ProS Ultrashort QQQ
QID
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 Friday, October 17, 2008. Ranked by Relative Strength 2.1 88 E 205.7 HT Biotech
.. 99 A 33.8 Macrshrs $100 OilDwn DOY .. 29.38 -1.16 77 -5.2 88 D- 103.9 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr Credit
0.8 80.95 -0.05 53 -0.4 87 C 102.0 Currencyshrs Swiss Fr
0.7 145.25 -0.95 -43 -7.0 87 E 105.5 IS Leh Aggregte Bnd
0.8 84.22 2.28 32 .. 86 B+ 75.0 ProS Ultsht 20+ Yr
0.6 115.41 1.69 -50 -6.5 86 D- 59.0 Spdr Lehmn Intl Trsy
0.9 101.44 1.30 -14 -9.0 86 D- 83.0 VG Intrmed-Term
1.0 159.79 5.79 14 -2.4 85 E 1.1 HT B2B Internet
-5.8 85 E 30.8 PS DB US$ Bearish
0.9 133.40 6.91 37
-9.8 84 E 112.1 IS Tr Lehman TIPS
1.5 53.08 0.53 -14
-15.6 84 D 30.3 Spdr Consumer Stapls
1.1 70.40 -0.50 15
-11.7 83 E 104.0 IS S&P Nat Muni
0.7 115.84 5.17 -10
-8.5 82 D- 160.5 Currencyshrs Euro Tr
0.9 96.40 1.25 63
-6.6 82 C 100.5 IS Comex Gold Trust
0.5 130.36 4.61 -62
-6.4 82 D+ 100.4 Spdr Gold Trust
0.7 103.58 0.04 -3
-13.3 82 B- 24.1 Spdr Lehmn Municipl
0.5 95.75 -4.19 -72
-17.0 82 E 80.4 VG Consumer Staples
0.7 148.85 -0.55 -52
-13.2 81 D+ 211.4 Currencyshrs Brit Pnd
0.6 82.47 0.92 30
-23.9 81 B+ 50.0 IS DJ US Region Bnks
0.8 77.09 -0.15 -19
-8.0 81 C+ 38.0 PS DB Gold Fund
0.6 94.68 2.46 -62
-12.4 81 E 69.8 Spdr S&P Biotech
0.8 87.30 0.30 24
-16.8 79 E 113.0 Currencyshrs Can Dlr
1.1 97.44 -1.57 -38
-15.0 79 E 90.9 IS Nasdaq Biotech
1.0 104.99 9.65 -23
-30.4 79 B- 14.8 PS Hi Yld Eq Divdnd
0.2 128.00 2.00 -25
-23.1 79 B 60.2 Spdr S&P Dividend
0.8 107.71 5.11 12 -17.9 78 E 19.3 PS Dyn Pharma
0.2 105.32 4.85 -47 -18.9 76 D 108.3 IS Iboxx $ Investop
0.5 135.25 5.25 -36 -30.5 75 B 148.5 HT Regional Bank
.. 25.45 0.07 -67 -24.7 75 D- 68.9 IS DJ US Cnsmr Goods
.. 98.30 0.03 -38 -23.8 75 D 73.5 IS DJ US Healthcare
3.1 83.90 0.06 -53 -21.9 75 D+ 56.5 IS DJ US Pharmactls
4.3 93.87 -0.65 -38 -24.3 75 C+ 67.1 IS S&P Glb Cnsmr Stpl
3.5 109.29 -0.05 -69 -23.3 75 E 64.0 VG Health Care
4.2 87.95 0.55 -6 -18.9 74 E 27.7 FrstTr Amex Biotech
5.0 101.31 0.61 -48 -25.1 74 E 84.1 HT Pharmaceutical
3.5 110.30 0.00 -63 -21.6 74 E 101.5 HT Retail
4.1 32.66 -0.55 -34 -29.8 74 C 69.9 IS DJ Select Divdnd
.. 25.32 0.28 -54 -23.6 74 E 62.0 IS S&P Glb Healthcare
1.3 18.14 -0.69 -2 -13.7 74 D+ 38.7 PS DB Prec Metal
5.8 25.02 -0.01 -19 -25.2 74 D+ 37.9 Spdr Health Care
1.6 45.82 -0.09 -20 -23.3 73 E 64.5 IS DJ US Medicl Devic
1.2 68.79 -0.31 -57 -22.3 73 E 20.3 PS Dyn Biotech
2.7 22.46 0.54 -11 -21.8 72 D- 30.2 PS DB G10 Curr
3.6 74.22 -0.71 -37 -23.4 72 E 25.8 PS Insrd Nat Muni
4.4 73.74 0.40 1 .. 71 E 27.7 WT Dreyfs Brazil Real
99.1 99 A 107.0 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat SMN

69.7 99 A 177.0 ProS Ultsht ConsmSvc SCC
67.8 99 A- 111.1 ProS Ultsht Dow 30
DXD
105.0 99 A- 140.8 ProS Ultsht Industrl
SIJ
85.0 99 A- 127.5 ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400 MZZ
116.2 99 B- 223.2 ProS Ultsht MSCI EAFE EFU
82.6 99 A- 207.1 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV
47.5 99 A- 86.5 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas DUG
85.4 99 A 92.5 ProS Ultsht QQQ
QID
74.4 99 B 162.7 ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw SKK
77.9 99 A- 128.9 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS
131.8 99 A- 154.0 ProS Ultsht Semicond SSG
92.6 99 B+ 133.4 ProS Ultsht Tech
REW
88.9 99 B 142.6 ProS Ultsht Utilities SDP
91.3 99 B+ 196.0 RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW
39.0 98 B- 93.8 ProS Short Dow 30
DOG
44.9 98 A 87.0 ProS Short QQQ
PSQ
31.3 98 B+ 108.7 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM
43.7 98 A 100.0 ProS Short S&P 500
SH
54.1 98 A- 117.0 ProS Ultsht CnsmrGds SZK
36.6 98 B+ 171.7 ProS Ultsht FTSE/Xin FXP
15.5 98 B- 157.7 ProS Ultsht Real Est SRS
53.1 98 A 146.2 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM
50.3 98 B 139.9 ProS Ultsht Smcp 600 SDD
35.4 97 B- 211.8 ProS Ultsht Financial SKF
7.4 96 C+ 25.8 PS DB US$ Bullish
UUP
9.7 94 B- 103.5 Currencyshrs Jpn Yen FXY
2.1 93 B 84.6 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr
SHY
0.9 93 B- 100.9 IS Lehmn 20+ Yr
TLT
3.6 93 B 111.8 IS Lehmn 3-7 Yr Treas IEI
1.1 92 D- 92.6 IS Lehmn 7-10 Yr
IEF
-0.5 92 E 104.5 IS Lehmn MBS Fixed MBB
0.6 92 C+ 110.8 IS Lehmn Shrt Treas SHV
-11.9 92 B- 54.7 KBW Regionl Bankng KRE
.. 92 D+ 25.7 WT Dreyfus Chn Yuan CYB
-5.5 91 B- 27.5 PS Dyn Banking
PJB
-0.2 91 E 26.9 PS VRDO Tax-Free
PVI
0.1 91 A- 47.5 Spdr Leh 1-3 Mth Tbil BIL
.. 90 B+ 74.0 ProS Ultsht 7-10 Yr
PST
-1.4 90 D- 25.2 Spdr Lehmn St Muni SHM
-3.7 89 D- 80.0 VG Short-Term Bond BSV
-4.7 89 D- 79.8 VG Total Bond Mkt
BND

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36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
A Adj US Gov
+ 3 + 1 +10 8.87 ..
CAL Tax Fr
11 11
9.75 +.05
D+AZTaxFrInc
13 12
9.23 +.03
E Bal Sheet
36 29 +39 37.27 .29
BBiotch Dsc
14 21 +33 50.54 .06
DCA HighYld
15 14
8.05 .01
D+CA InsTxFr
13 12
10.59 ..
C+CA IntTxFr
8 9
10.19 ..
CCA Tax Fr
13 12
6.04 ..
DCap Growth
34 27 +14 8.16 +.02
A+ChinaWrld
47 35 .. 23.16 1.31
B CnsrvTrgt
17 12 +22 10.96 .02
D+CO Tax Fr
13 12
9.92 +.05
E Conv Secs
34 29 +13 9.60 +.10
DCorefoAlloc
36 27 .. 8.87 .06
CCT TaxFrInc
11 12
9.34 +.02
D Double Tx Fr
13 13
9.78 .01
D Dynatech
35 28 +26 20.85 .07
E Equity Inc
35 24
12.47 .05
C+FedIntTxFr
8 9
10.19 +.02
CFedTxFrInc
12 11
10.15 +.02
C FL Tax Fr
11 11
10.05 ..
CFltRateDly
17 17
7.68 .04
C+Flx Cap Gr
33 26 +38 32.70 +.01
E FoundAlloc
37 27 .. 8.30 .05
CGA Tax Fr
12 12
10.26 +.05
A+Gold & Prec
52 50 +90 17.58 .72
B Grwth
32 26 +39 30.27 .34
BGrwthTgt
30 23 +34 10.74 .06
D+High Inc
23 21 +11 1.48 ..
D HiYldTxFr
15 14
8.54 .01
DIncome
33 27 +12 1.65 ..
D Ins Tax Fr
13 12
10.26 +.05
D+KY Tax Fr
12 12
9.55 +.03
D+LA Tax Fr
13 13
9.59 +.04
ALtdMatGovt
+ 2 +1
10.06 +.01
CMA InsTaxFr
11 11
10.14 +.03
D MD Tax Fr
14 13
9.58 +.01
C MI InsTxFr
10 11
10.52 +.06
C+MicroCpVal
26 20 +44 25.38 .17
C+MN Ins Tax Fr 9 9
10.60 ..
D+MO Tax Fr
13 12
10.23 +.01
A+Nat Resrces
50 50+149 21.50 +.16
D+NC Tax Fr
13 13
10.14 +.03
C NJ Tax Fr
11 11
10.31 +.02
D NY InsTaxFr
15 14
9.32 +.06
C+NY IntTaxFr
7 8
9.83 +.01
C NY Tax Fr
11 11
10.04 +.02
COH InsTaxFr
11 11
10.82 +.07
C OR Tax Fr
10 11
10.20 +.03
D+PA Tax Fr
12 12
8.74 +.04
DPersp Alloc
37 27 .. 8.14 .04
A Real Rtrn
5 9 .. 9.69 +.01
E RealEstSecs
30 28 +28 11.95 +.02
CRising Divs
28 22 +18 24.22 .30
E SmCapGr
39 28 +16 6.32 .01
BSmlCapVal
31 28 +63 27.92 .47
E SmMdCapGr
39 29 +28 21.63 +.08
B+Strat Inc
13 13 +14 8.44 .01
BStratMortg
6 2
8.55 +.02
D+TN Muni
11 11
9.57 +.04
C Totl Retrn
9 7
8.68 ..
A US Gov Sec
+ 2 + 2 +11 6.38 ..
A Utilities
31 23 +63 9.98 +.04
D+VA Tax Fr
13 13
9.86 +.05
Frank/Tmp Fr B
$ 5.4 bil 8003425236
D CA Tax Fr
13 12
6.04n ..
D FedTxFrInc
12 12 10.15n +.03
E FoundAlloc
37 27 .. 8.23n .04
E Income
33 27
1.64n ..
E Income 1
33 27 +10 1.65n ..
D Rising Div
29 22 +15 23.92n .29
A US Govt Secs + 2 + 2
6.38n +.01
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 26.6 bil 8003425236
E CA HighYld
16 14
8.09 .01
D CA InsTaxFr
13 12
10.70 ..
D CA Tax Fr
13 12
6.03 ..
E Conv Secs
35 29 +10 9.51 +.10
D FedTxFrIn
12 12
10.15 +.03
D+FltRateDly
17 17
7.68n .04
D+Flx Cap Gr
33 26 +33 30.44 ..
E FoundAlloc
37 27 .. 8.13n .04
A+Gold & Prec
52 50 +85 17.06 .70
C+Grwth
32 26 +35 28.61 .32
D High Inc
23 22
1.48 .01
DHiYldTxFr
16 14
8.64 .01
E Income
33 27 +10 1.66 ..
D Ins Tax Fr
13 12
10.37 +.06
D+MI Ins Tax Fr
11 11
10.64 +.06
D+NJ Tax Fr
11 11
10.41 +.03
D+NY Tax Fr
11 12
10.03 +.02
D OH Ins Tax Fr 11 11
10.92 +.07
D Rising Divs
29 22 +15 23.85 .29
CSmCapVal
31 28 +59 26.32 .44
E SmMidCapGr 39 30 +23 19.72 +.07
BStrategic Inc 14 13 +11 8.44 .01
AUS Gov Sec
+ 2 +1
6.35 ..
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating
BBH
CSJ
FXF
AGG
TBT
BWX
BIV
BHH
UDN
TIP
XLP
MUB
FXE
IAU
GLD
TFI
VDC
FXB
IAT
DGL
XBI
FXC
IBB
PEY
SDY
PJP
LQD
RKH
IYK
IYH
IHE
KXI
VHT
FBT
PPH
RTH
DVY
IXJ
DBP
XLV
IHI
PBE
DBV
PZA
BZF
.. 165.10
4.4 95.76
1.2 88.05
5.0 94.09
1.0 63.62
3.2 50.32
4.8 70.38
.. 0.41
.. 25.97
8.4 95.47
3.1 24.31
3.7 89.99
3.8 133.95
.. 77.02
.. 77.21
4.4 19.29
2.0 58.79
4.2 173.19
5.2 28.62
.. 29.05
.. 52.00
2.5 84.03
1.0 69.01
4.3 9.26
5.1 42.35
0.7 14.95
6.4 85.01
4.9 91.43
1.6 48.13
1.8 53.84
0.9 42.03
2.8 47.63
1.8 46.52
2.7 19.76
3.4 59.30
1.7 73.20
5.6 45.25
3.1 44.52
.. 26.74
2.2 26.41
.. 46.50
.. 14.55
3.7 21.48
5.4 19.27
.. 20.26
2.50 48
0.28 -70
0.08 -64
0.34 -18
0.72 10
1.09 -41
-0.16 18
0.05 -9
-0.04 -53
-0.39 -10
0.18 11
0.94 60
-0.64 -80
-2.37 10
-2.08 -26
0.35 -2
0.32 15
-0.53 -61
-0.79 158
-0.76 -37
0.35 27
-0.51 -72
1.88 -16
-0.30 76
-0.50 78
0.61 -35
-0.73 7
-3.59 33
0.56 -27
0.23 48
0.05 -17
-0.14 -3
0.19 20
0.16 105
0.58 114
0.27 5
-0.75 7
0.45 -48
-0.68 -29
0.21 25
-0.33 -27
0.25 -42
0.04 -17
0.13 142
-0.14 -70
-18.3 70 D+ 99.1 IS DJ Transprtn Indx

IYT 1.4
-24.8 70 E 17.9 PS Dyn Retail
PMR ..
.. 70 E 62.8 Spdr DB Intl Gv InfPrct WIP 5.0
-35.1 69 C+ 52.0 KBW Bank
KBE 5.3
-27.2 68 C+ 81.1 IS Russell 2000 Val
IWN 2.4
-27.6 68 C+ 80.2 IS S&P SC 600 Valu
IJS 2.3
-29.7 67 C+ 23.0 IS DJ US Home Const ITB 2.3
-14.4 67 E 46.6 PS DB Commod Indx DBC 2.8
-29.5 67 E 58.1 VG Div Apprec
VIG 2.7
-32.9 67 D- 61.6 WT Div Top 100
DTN 6.2
-27.6 66 D- 24.9 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs XHB 2.9
-28.8 65 D- 27.8 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL 4.2
-29.1 65 D 76.0 IS S&P Smcp 600
IJR 1.5
-32.2 65 E 21.3 PS Dyn Large Value PWV 3.0
-28.5 65 D- 18.3 PS Dyn Sml Value
PWY 1.0
-31.4 65 E 72.5 Spdr DJ Wil SC Value DSV 3.8
-29.6 65 D 72.3 VG Small-Cp Value
VBR 0.1
-21.8 64 D- 98.8 Currencyshrs Aus Dlr FXA 6.8
-41.1 64 D+ 64.7 IS DJ US Hlth Provider IHF ..
-32.4 64 E 16.9 NV Eqty Prem Income JPZ14.4
-15.5 64 E 57.0 PS DB Energy
DBE ..
-33.2 64 D+ 116.6 RX Russell Top 50
XLG 3.2
-33.4 64 D+ 62.0 WT LargeCap Div
DLN 4.0
-30.4 63 E 16.1 HT Broadband
BDH 0.7
-31.1 63 D+ 84.2 IS Russell 2000 Indx IWM 1.6
-29.8 63 D- 73.7 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT 0.6
-30.5 62 E 106.0 IS Iboxx Hi Yld Corp HYG11.4
-34.2 62 C 59.5 IS Russell Microcap IWC 1.2
-34.8 62 D- 72.8 IS S&P 100 Index
OEF 3.5
-22.3 62 D- 43.5 PS DB Agricult
DBA ..
-17.4 62 E 55.6 PS DB Oil
DBO ..
-32.2 62 D 39.5 Spdr S&P Retail
XRT 1.2
-36.5 62 D+ 59.2 WT High-Yield Equity DHS 7.1
.. 62 E 30.6 WT Mid East Div
GULF ..
-33.3 61 D- 140.2 DJI Diamonds Trust
DIA 3.0
-31.8 61 E 68.5 IS DJ US Consumr Svc IYC 0.9
-32.1 61 E 53.9 IS S&P GSTI Softwre IGV ..
-32.0 61 D 37.4 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr XLY 1.8
-31.9 60 D- 28.2 PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn PCY 7.9
-32.6 60 D 48.2 Spdr Lehmn High Yld JNK13.2
-35.3 59 D- 112.3 Fidelity Nasdaq Comp ONEQ 0.6
-33.2 59 E 17.5 NV Eqty Prem Advntg JLA15.5
-32.1 59 E 17.3 NV Eqty Prem Opp
JSN15.0
-34.8 59 D+ 58.9 PS FTSE US 1500
PRFZ 1.3
-30.0 59 D- 18.7 S&P 500 Covered Call BEP18.6
-33.1 59 D- 75.0 VG Small-Cap
VB 0.0
-35.4 58 D+ 26.8 Clymr S&P Globl Watr CGW 0.6
-35.0 58 E 18.0 NV Eqty Prem&Grwth JPG13.8
.. 58 E 25.9 PS Mena Frntier
PMNA ..
-36.8 58 E 17.5 PS Zack Micro
PZI 1.1
-33.1 57 E 142.3 HT Utilities
UTH 3.9
-37.1 57 E 67.3 IS DJ US Tech Indx
IYW 0.4
-37.5 57 C+ 88.1 IS Mstar Large Value JKF 0.5
-32.7 57 E 89.3 IS Mstar Small Core
JKJ 1.0
-36.0 57 E 88.2 IS Russell 1000 Val
IWD 3.9
-34.7 57 D- 89.8 IS Russell 2000 Grw IWO 1.0
-35.5 57 C+ 112.9 IS Russell 3000 Val IWW 3.6
-35.5 57 D 69.1 IS S&P 1500 Indx
ISI 2.7
-34.5 57 E 72.6 IS S&P 500 Grw Indx IVW 1.7
-35.8 57 E 155.5 IS S&P 500 Index
IVV 2.9
-36.3 57 C+ 85.8 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx
IOO 4.5
-35.7 57 E 156.5 Spdr S&P 500
SPY 2.9
-36.5 57 C+ 64.8 VG Info Tech
VGT 0.4
-34.6 57 E 91.8 VG Utilities
VPU 4.3
-36.3 57 D- 73.0 VG Value
VTV 4.3
36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund
GHI
Gabelli A
$ 769 mil 8004223554
AUtilities
26 19 .. 6.27 +.05
E Value
44 34 +16 9.38 +.06
Gabelli AAA
$ 4.9 bil 8004223554
A+ABC Fund
5 5 +19 9.32n +.04
B+Asset
37 28 +47 31.47n +.04
BEquity Inc
33 25 +39 14.65n +.02

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
66.35
11.79
47.29
28.25
51.32
50.70
12.39
27.02
39.42
37.72
14.00
18.50
46.13
13.80
11.40
45.33
45.51
68.85
37.23
11.09
29.84
73.79
38.47
9.71
52.29
47.35
70.00
34.76
44.86
25.62
28.67
22.75
33.77
18.12
88.40
42.19
35.06
22.24
18.00
32.25
67.22
10.99
11.10
34.84
10.78
45.57
16.72
11.14
17.25
9.71
91.19
39.30
50.44
54.30
51.33
54.53
67.03
42.00
45.71
94.21
51.61
94.08
38.15
57.27
42.27
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
B Growth Opp
36 30 +38 14.57 +.13
E Growth Strat 38 30 +33 8.90 .12
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
E Hi Yld Muni
19 13
8.02 .04
% % After Asset NAV D High Yield
24 20
5.44 .05
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg DLrg Val
35 26 +33 8.93 .02
35 29 +50 22.89 +.04
A Sm Cap Gr
29 23 +61 22.69n .13 DMid Cap Val
DMuni Income 12 10
12.82 ..
Gabelli C
A Real Est Secs 32 29 +67 10.28 +.02
$ 293 mil 8004223554
+ 4 + 2 +12 10.07 ..
B Utilities
26 19 .. 5.90 +.05 A Sh Dur Govt
D+Sm Val
24 21 +35 26.13 .58
Gamco AAA
D+Strat Gr
34 29 +17 7.15 +.09
$ 1.8 bil 8004223554
39 29
8.77 .01
B Glb Telecom
42 29 +56 15.16n +.26 E Struc Lg Gr
36 25 +27 8.31 .06
A+Gold
50 49 +73 14.03n .62 E Struc LgVal
33 27
7.74 .16
E Growth
42 32 +23 21.12n .04 E Struc Sm Eq
36 25 +18 18.54 .11
A WestwoodEq 32 23 +52 7.39n .08 E Struc US Eq
CStrucIntlEq
44 35 +53 8.10 .20
Gateway Funds
E StrucTaxMgd 35 25 +30 7.44 .06
$ 3.8 bil 8003546339
37 27 +41 7.23 +.11
A Gateway A
13 11 +29 24.46 .07 B+Tollkeeper
GoldmnSachs B
GE Elfun S&S
$ 960 mil 8007625035
$ 10.7 bil 8002420134
38 30 +30 8.84n .12
BDiversified
28 22 +19 14.16n .07 E Gr Strat
GoldmnSachs C
B+Income
5 4 10.12n .02
$ 1.8 bil 8007625035
B+Income
5 4 10.22n .02
41 33 +37 8.82n .14
A+Intl Equity
43 34 +78 16.28n .38 E Eq Gr Strat
38 30 +30 8.76n .13
B S&S Program 32 24 +23 30.33n .. E Gr Strat
32 25 +24 8.68n .09
C+Tax Exempt
9 10 10.10n .. DGr&Inc Strat
GoldmnSachs In
BTrusts
30 24 +15 34.35n ..
$ 17.3 bil 8007625035
GE Funds A
DCapital Gr
36 30 +18 15.89n +.17
$ 987 mil 8002420134
8.54n .03
D PremrGrEq
31 26 +13 16.54 +.01 CCore Fixed Inc 11 5
54 45+105 12.41n .45
BUS Equity
32 25 +21 18.31 .. AEmerg Mkts
AEnhanced Inc
0 1
9.40n .01
GE Instl Funds
C Global Inc
6 2 11.99n .02
$ 4.4 bil 8002420134
35 30 +40 15.25n +.14
B+Income
5 4
8.63n .02 B+Growth Opp
24 20
5.45n .05
A+Intl Equity
43 34 +77 10.71n .26 D+High Yield
8.02n .04
D+Prem Gr Inv
30 26 +18 7.63n .. E High Yld Muni 18 13
35 29 +52 23.14n +.03
D+SmValEqInv
32 29 +38 9.56n .11 D Mid Cap Val
B+Stratgc Inv
28 21 +25 9.14n .04 D Muni Income 12 10 12.81n .01
B US Equity Inv 32 24 +24 8.65n .. A Real Est Secs 32 29 +70 10.38n +.03
A+Sh Dur Govt
+ 5 + 2 +13 10.03n .01
Glenmede Funds
B+Sh Dur Tax Fr + 1 2
9.97n .01
$ 1.3 bil 8004428299
23 21 +38 27.45n .60
A CoreFxdInc
0 1 +11 10.41n .. C Sm Val
39 29
9.05n .01
E Intl Equity
49 40 +27 9.03 .36 E Struc Lg Gr
36 25 +28 8.30n .07
E Phil Intl
50 40 +30 9.11 .41 E Struc LgVal
E Struc Sm Eq
32 27
8.06n .16
GMO Trust II
E Struc US Eq
36 25 +19 19.03n .11
$ 997 mil 6173307500
43 34 +55 8.33n .20
C+Foreign
42 32 +50 10.06n .22 C+StrucIntlEq
1 1
8.91n .01
D+Intl Intrn Val
41 33 +52 17.55n .36 AUltShDurGv
A Grnsprng
15 15 +42 19.80n .17
GMO Trust III
GuideStone G2
$ 15.7 bil 6173307500
$ 1.8 bil 8002620511
DevWorldStk 38 29 .. 14.34n .19
.. .. no quote
A+Emerg Cntry
54 44+101 6.62n .26 D Bal Allo I
.. .. no quote
AEmerg Ctry Dt 26 22 +30 7.42n .07 DGr Allo I
A+Emerg Mkts
54 44+104 8.58 .30 E GrwthEquity 38 29 .. 7.92 .04
45 36 .. 7.98n .19
C+Foreign
42 32 +49 10.11n .22 C Intl Equity
E
ValueEquity
36
24 .. 5.66n .03
B+Foreign Sml
43 36 +55 8.39n .24
GuideStone G4
C+Glob Bond
9 12 +11 7.10 .10
$ 8.6 bil 8002620511
C Intl Bond
10 14
7.49n .11
.. .. no quote
C+Intl Cor Eq
42 34 .. 22.94n .49 E Aggr Allo
.. .. no quote
BIntl Gro Eq
40 32 .. 16.91n .32 D Bal Allo
.. .. no quote
CIntl Intrn Val
41 33 +53 17.74n .36 C+Cons Allo
35 25 .. 12.19n .09
C Intl Sm Cos
44 36 +30 5.26n .19 DEquityIndex
StratFixInc
9 5 .. 21.65 .17 D ExtDurBond x 22 18 ..x11.30n .25
.. .. no quote
B+TxMg Intl Eq
41 34 +68 11.50n .26 DGr Allo
E
GrwthEquity
38
29 .. 12.55n .06
E US Core Eq
31 21 .. 9.07n ..
45 36 .. 9.99n .24
C+US Qual Eq
25 16 .. 16.41 .06 CIntl Equity
B LowDurBond x 2 1 ..x12.30n .03
GMO Trust IV
C+MedDurBond x 8 6 ..x11.98n .04
$ 14.2 bil 6173307500
35 28 .. 9.27n .16
D CorePlusBd
11 10 .. 8.09 .09 E SmallCapEq
36 24 .. 10.72n .05
DevWorldStk 38 30 .. 14.36n .18 E ValueEquity
Hansberger
AEmerg Ctry Dt 26 22 +28 7.42n .07
$ 932 mil 8004146927
A+Emerg Mkts
54 44+113 8.54n .30
49 40 +47 10.40n .32
BForeign
42 32 +50 10.11n .22 BIntlGrowthI
Harbor Funds
B+ForgnSmlCo
43 36 +58 8.39n .24
$ 38.2 bil 8004221050
C+Intl Core Eq
42 34 .. 22.94n .48
2 2 +11 11.26n +.05
Intl Gro Eq
40 32 .. 16.93 .32 ABond Instl
33 25 +26 24.91n +.13
C+Intl Intrn Val
41 33 +55 17.74n .36 E CapAppr Ins
33 25 +24 24.60n +.12
E US Core Eq
31 21 .. 9.05n .. E CapAppr Inv
C+US Qual Eq
25 16 .. 16.42 .06 E CapApprAdm 33 25 +25 24.77n +.13
A+Intl Admin
43 36 +87 40.76n 1.34
GMO Trust V
A Intl Gr I
45 35 +53 8.84n .26
$ 1.4 bil 6173307500
42 36 +89 41.04n 1.35
A+Emerg Mkts
54 44+100 8.54n .30 A+Intl Instl
43 36 +86 40.56n 1.33
US Qual Eq
25 16 .. 16.41 .06 A+Intl Inv
AMid Gr Instl
40 32 +49 5.57n +.01
GMO Trust VI
E Sml Gr Inst
37 31 +18 7.94n .04
$ 20.4 bil 6173307500
31 28 +57 13.65n .11
BDomestic Bd 7 5 .. 8.55 .11 E SmVal Instl
Harding Lvnr
A+Emerg Mkts
54 44+113 8.55n .30
$ 1.8 bil 8007624848
A+EmrgMktOpp
.. .. no quote
52 42+141 27.86n .92
Intl Core Eq
42 34 .. 22.94 .48 A+Emerg Mkts
40 34 +59 11.40 .29
StratFixInc
9 5 .. 21.64 .17 AIntl Equity
Hartford A
E US Core Eq
31 21 .. 9.05n ..
$ 26.5 bil 8888437824
US Qual Eq
25 16 .. 16.41n .06
DAdvisers b
32 23
10.64 .03
GoldmnSachs A
CBalanc All b
28 21 .. 8.43 .04
$ 21.5 bil 8007625035
C+BalStrat
21 17 +21 8.64 .06 CCap Apprec b 43 34 +49 22.93 .06
42 31 .. 8.58 .01
DCapital Gr
37 30 +16 15.29 +.16 B CapAppr II b
Checks&Bal b 29 22 .. 7.17 .02
E ConcIntlEq
45 34 +30 13.45 .27
33 24 +37 14.00 .04
D+Core Fxd Inc
12 5
8.51 .03 B Div & Gr b
30 19 +34 9.78 .03
AEmerg Mkts
54 45+102 11.79 .43 B Eqty Inc b
20 18 ..x 7.26 .11
DEq Gr Strat
41 33 +42 9.22 .15 D Float Rate x
CGlobal Inc
6 2
12.01 .01 E Global Grow b 49 37 +23 10.78 .11
AGovt Income 1 0 +11 14.48 .01 B Global Hlth b 25 22 +37 12.97 ..
D Gr&Inc Strat
31 25 +27 8.72 .10 B+Grow Oppor b 43 34 +51 18.36 .19
39 30 +12 11.46 +.01
D Growth & Inc 34 25 +32 17.06 .03 E Growth b
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
AUtilities
31 23 +60 9.94 +.04
Frank/Tmp Fr R
$ 1.5 bil 8003425236
E Growth
43 31 +20 13.70n .25
E Income
33 27
1.63n ..
DMutl Shrs
35 23 +26 16.11n +.03
Frank/Tmp FrAd
$ 8.7 bil 8003425236
CCA Tax Fr
13 12
6.03n ..
CFedTxFrInc
12 11 10.16n +.03
B Grwth
32 26 +40 30.34n .35
HiYldTxFr
15 14 .. 8.56 .01
DIncome
33 27 +12 1.64n ..
E SmCapGr
39 28 +17 6.52n .01
E SmMidCapGr 39 29 +30 22.14n +.08
C+Totl Retrn
9 7
8.69n ..
A US Govt Secs + 2 + 2 +12 6.40n +.01
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
$ 19.0 bil 8002929293
E Beacon A
37 26 +22 9.54 +.01
A Discovery A
26 16 +66 23.65 .24
A Discovery B
26 16 +63 23.07n .23
A+European A
31 18 +66 17.35 .18
E Finl Svcs A
37 19
11.71 .18
A Qualified A
23 14 +51 16.57 ..
E Recovery A
38 27 .. 8.22 +.01
DShares A
35 23 +27 16.23 +.03
E Shares B
35 23 +24 15.79n +.02
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
$ 5.8 bil 8003425236
E Beacon
37 26 +22 9.39 ..
A Discovery
26 16 +64 23.35 .23
A+European
31 18 +65 17.23 .19
AQualified
24 14 +48 16.33 .01
E Shares
35 23 +24 15.96 +.02
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
$ 21.5 bil 8004483863
E Beacon
37 26 +25 9.62n ..
A+Discovery
26 16 +70 23.96n .24
A+European
31 18 +68 17.70n .19
AQualified
23 14 +50 16.71n ..
D Shares
35 23 +28 16.38n +.02
Frank/Tmp Tp A
$ 41.1 bil 8003549191
BRIC
60 49 .. 7.58 .26
A Dvlp Mkts
51 38 +95 14.39 .53
D+Foreign
45 34 +33 6.88 .28
E Forgn Sm Co
47 37 +27 10.52 .29
A Glbl Opport
42 31 +61 13.41 .30
E Glbl Sm Co
44 34 +31 4.63 .11
A+Glob Bond
0 3 +34 10.99 +.01
E Growth
42 31 +21 13.85 .25
A Income
26 18 .. 2.20 .01
DWorld
40 29 +32 11.30 .24
Frank/Tmp TpAd
$ 9.2 bil 8002929293
A+ChinaWrld
47 35+115 23.33n 1.32
A Devlp Mkts
51 38 +97 14.41n .53
C+Flx Cap Gr
32 26 .. 33.02 +.01
D+Foreign
45 34 +34 6.86n .27
A+Glob Bond
0 3 +35 10.96n +.01
E Growth
42 31 +22 13.89n .25
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
$ 6.5 bil 8006322301
ADevlp Mkts C 52 38 +90 13.94 .52
DForeign C
45 34 +30 6.71 .27
A+Global Bd C
0 3 +32 11.01 +.02
E Growth B
43 31 +17 13.50n .25
E Growth C
43 31 +17 13.41 .24
Income
27 19 .. 2.19 .02
A MutualDiscR 26 16 +65 23.44n .23
E World C
40 29 +28 10.90 .24
Franklin Temp
$ 1.3 bil 8002929293
A+Hard Curncy
3 6 +17 9.20 ..
B Mod Trgt A
22 16 +27 10.76 .04
B Modert Tgt C 22 17 +25 10.56 .04
Frontegra
$ 1.4 bil 8888252100
B+ColumbsCrPl 13 12 26.47n +.12
A Iron Sm Cap
30 27 +51 12.52n .16
B Iron SMID
31 27 .. 8.09 .07
D NewStarIntl
44 35 .. 8.32 .24
FundX Upgrader
$ 1.0 bil 8664553863
AFlexibleInc p
.. .. +19 28.61n ..
C+FundX Up p
.. .. +42 25.33n ..
BFundXAggr p
.. .. +45 28.88n ..

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
99 -28.7
99 -22.7
11 -22.5
99 -22.0
99 -21.3
98 -21.1
18 -17.7
99 -15.4
97 -14.4
99 -13.9
Div Close
-1.87 77
0.10 -86
0.29 -53
-0.39 22
-1.25 55
-1.28 -36
-0.32 -45
0.47 8
-0.41 33
0.16 -26
-0.03 -10
0.13 -9
-1.24 -10
-0.10 -15
-0.28 -44
0.15 173
-1.20 24
-0.23 -68
0.35 223
0.28 -1
-0.06 -47
-0.24 22
0.15 49
0.35 -60
-1.42 0
-0.98 -11
-0.85 -17
-0.84 -31
-0.53 76
0.83 19
0.09 70
0.05 -3
-0.95 163
0.12 -93
-1.47 37
0.11 121
0.50 -12
0.44 14
-0.76 -10
-0.44 49
-0.21 -83
0.50 -40
0.11 29
-0.55 415
0.29 62
-0.73 -1
0.25 4
0.50 39
0.37 -42
-0.17 -10
1.58 28
-0.14 60
-0.04 43
-0.71 11
-0.40 70
-1.38 -10
-0.50 -15
-0.03 -2
0.29 42
-0.50 109
-0.47 1
0.31 25
-0.09 98
0.49 219
-0.40 21
.. 56 D- 60.0 IS MSCI Israel Cap

EIS .. 35.34
-21.9 56 E 119.2 US Oil Fnd Lp
USO .. 59.15
-41.7 55 B- 122.5 IS DJ US Finl Svcs
IYG 4.6 59.58
-35.7 55 E 75.7 IS DJ US Index
IYY 2.3 45.99
-35.6 55 E 106.8 IS DJ US Utilities
IDU 3.7 65.94
-35.8 55 D- 85.0 IS Russell 1000 Indx IWB 2.6 51.09
-36.3 55 E 51.7 IS Russell 3000 Grwth IWZ 4.4 31.56
-35.8 55 D 89.8 IS Russell 3000 Indx IWV 2.4 54.20
-36.9 55 E 82.8 IS S&P 500 Value Indx IVE 3.9 48.16
-37.2 55 E 64.1 IS S&P GSTI Tech
IGM 0.3 37.43
-34.5 55 D- 85.8 IS S&P MC 400 Valu
IJJ 3.1 52.08
-33.1 55 B- 63.3 IS S&P/Topix 150
ITF 2.5 39.02
-36.9 55 E 55.1 PS QQQ Trust
QQQQ 0.3 32.30
-37.6 55 E 28.6 Spdr Technology
XLK 1.7 16.63
-35.2 55 E 44.7 Spdr Utilities
XLU 4.4 27.43
-35.4 55 E 67.4 VG Growth
VUG 1.3 41.63
-35.8 55 E 69.6 VG Large-Cap
VV 2.7 42.19
-31.1 55 E 74.1 VG Reit
VNQ 7.3 42.37
-35.8 55 E 77.1 VG Total Stock Mkt
VTI 2.5 46.60
-25.2 54 E 73.2 Brcly Ipath DJ AIG Cm DJP .. 42.06
-32.0 54 C 48.0 IS S&P US Prefrrd Stk PFF 8.9 28.20
-41.1 53 D 41.6 HT Telecom
TTH 5.4 22.35
-39.5 53 E 73.0 IS DJ US Aerospace
ITA 0.8 41.08
-34.2 53 C+ 14.4 IS MSCI Japan
EWJ 1.3 8.74
-36.5 53 E 63.9 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF 1.5 38.61
-36.4 53 D 51.0 IS Russell Mdcp Value IWS 3.1 29.90
-38.5 53 E 83.1 IS S&P Glb Telecomm IXP 6.0 47.65
-24.0 53 D- 76.6 IS S&P GSCI Commod GSG .. 40.09
-39.6 53 E 24.1 PS Aero & Defense
PPA 0.5 13.67
-38.3 53 C+ 53.3 PS Dyn Market
PWC 1.5 32.00
-37.8 53 D- 62.6 PS FTSE Rafi US
PRF 2.5 36.17
-35.2 53 E 22.9 PS Water Resources PHO .. 13.86
-37.0 53 D- 50.8 RX S&P 500 Eql Wght RSP 2.4 29.73
-36.9 53 C+ 61.0 VG Cnsmr Discretnry VCR 1.4 33.58
-35.9 53 E 57.0 VG Extended Market VXF 0.0 33.72
-35.8 53 E 59.1 VG Mid-Cap Value
VOE 0.1 34.14
-36.4 53 E 77.3 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK 0.0 45.31
.. 52 C+ 22.6 PS Preferred
PGX 9.9 12.28
-35.4 52 E 165.3 Spdr S&P MdCp 400 MDY 1.7 100.13
-15.4 52 E 63.9 US Nat Gas
UNG .. 30.65
-32.5 51 E 82.4 DJ Wilshire Reit
RWR 7.3 46.76
-34.0 51 D 77.3 IS DJ US Real Est
IYR 5.9 43.34
-41.3 51 D- 14.1 IS MSCI Malaysia
EWM 5.4 7.47
-37.3 51 E 75.7 IS Mstar Large Growth JKE 0.9 44.82
-38.9 51 E 70.7 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech
IXN 1.1 39.99
-35.4 51 E 90.5 IS S&P Mdcp 400
IJH 1.9 54.88
-37.1 51 E 107.7 Spdr DJ Wil SC Grwth DSG 0.8 61.83
-41.9 51 B+ 61.3 VG Financials
VFH 4.3 30.60
-37.9 51 E 77.9 VG Industrials
VIS 2.2 45.40
-17.3 50 E 83.6 Brcly Ipth DJ AIG NtGs GAZ .. 39.26
-38.9 49 E 34.5 Bldrs Devlpd Mkts 100 ADRD 3.7 19.25
-36.8 49 E 18.5 Dow 30 Enh Prem&Inc DPO19.8 10.12
-38.8 49 E 25.3 FrstTr DB Stratg Value FDV 1.7 14.80
-43.2 49 C+ 110.2 IS DJ US Finl Indx
IYF 3.8 53.45
-38.3 49 E 76.7 IS DJ US Industrial
IYJ 1.9 44.89
-35.7 49 E 95.1 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK 0.5 57.27
-34.1 49 D- 95.1 IS Tr Cohen&Steers
ICF 6.8 52.14
-39.0 49 E 19.3 PS Dyn Lrg Gr
PWB .. 11.44
-40.2 49 E 19.4 PS ValLine Timeliness PIV .. 11.15
-42.2 49 E 83.4 VG Telecm Svcs
VOX 4.6 43.53
.. 48 E 59.7 IS MSCI ACWI
ACWI .. 32.78
-38.9 48 E 71.8 IS MSCI Spain
EWP 5.9 38.91
-27.1 48 E 28.0 PS DB Base Metal
DBB .. 15.97
-33.2 48 B 24.8 PS Financial Preferrd PGF 9.8 13.21
-35.2 48 D- 58.8 WT Emg Mkt Hi Yld Eq DEM 1.4 34.20
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
D+Growth All b
34 25 .. 8.47 .04
HiYdMunBd x 16 14 ..x 7.23 .03
AInfl Plus x
3 5 +15x 10.21 +.06
AIntl Opport b
43 32 +60 10.17 .21
E IntlGrowth b
53 41 +25 7.28 .13
A Mid Cap b
34 29 +49 14.24 .06
E Mid Cap Val b 42 29 +19 6.44 .02
B Small Co b
37 29 +49 12.86 .07
E Stock b
41 30 +12 13.42 .02
CTotlRetnBd x 8 7 x 9.24 .04
Hartford B
$ 3.1 bil 8888437824
D Cap Apprec m 44 34 +40 20.34n .05
BDiv & Gr m
33 24 +34 13.77n .04
AMid Cap m
34 29 +43 12.55n .04
Hartford C
$ 7.8 bil 8888437824
D Balanc All m
28 21 .. 8.41 .04
D Cap Apprec m 44 34 +43 20.47 .05
C Cap Apprec m 42 31 .. 8.36 .01
Checks&Bal m 29 22 .. 7.15 .03
BDiv & Gr m
33 24 +34 13.74 .04
DFloat Rate x
21 18 ..x 7.26 .11
B Grow Oppor m 44 34 +44 15.01n .16
D Growth All m 34 25 .. 8.37 .05
B+Infl Plus x
3 6 +12x10.18n +.05
AMid Cap m
34 29 +43 12.66 .05
Hartford HLS IA
$ 36.5 bil 8888437824
DAdvisers
31 23 14.30n .03
C+Cap Apprec
43 34 +46 27.30n .09
E Discp Eq
37 26 +22 8.65n .04
B+Div & Gr
33 25 +39 14.61n .05
B+Eqty Inc
30 19 .. 9.42 .04
D+Glob Advsrs
31 24 +21 9.16n .04
E Global Grow
49 37 +25 11.04n .12
B+Global Hlth
24 22 +37 11.54n +.01
E Growth
40 30 +11 7.83n +.01
AGrwth Opps
44 34 +50 17.80n .20
C+High Yield
22 20
6.92n .05
DIndex
35 25 +19 20.21n .12
A Intl Opport
43 32 +58 8.55n .18
D Intl Sml Co
47 39 +26 7.70n .29
E IntlGrowth
53 42 +23 6.43n .12
A Mid Cap
33 29 +52 16.83n .07
E Mid Cap Val
42 29 +19 5.75n .02
ASmall Co
37 29 +53 11.63n .07
E Sml Cap Gr
35 30 +22 12.15n .17
E Stock
41 30 27.60n .04
C TotlRetnBd
10 8 10.02n .06
B+US Gov Sec
0 0 10.64n +.02
B+Value
33 23 +40 8.05n .02
E Value Opps
41 27 +13 8.95n +.09
Hartford HLS IB
$ 7.9 bil 8888437824
DAdvisers
31 23 14.42n .03
C+Cap Apprec
43 34 +44 26.99n .09
E Discp Eq
37 26 +21 8.58n .04
B+Div & Gr
33 25 +37 14.54n .04
E Global Grow
49 38 +24 10.94n .11
AGrow Oppor
44 34 +49 17.57n .19
C High Yield
22 20
6.84n .05
DIndex
35 25 +18 20.07n .13
A Intl Opport
43 32 +58 8.62n .18
E IntlGrowth
53 42 +22 6.37n .12
A Mid Cap
33 29 +51 16.62n .07
E Mid Cap Val
42 29 +18 5.72n .02
ASmall Co
37 29 +51 11.35n .07
E Sml Cap Gr
35 30 +21 12.09n .18
E Stock
41 30 27.48n .03
C TotlRetnBd
10 8
9.95n .06
B US Gov Sec
1 0 10.59n +.01
Hartford L
$ 868 mil 8888437824
E Growth b
39 30 +14 11.69 +.01
B+Grwth Opps b 43 34 +53 18.77 .20
Hartford Y
$ 6.2 bil 8888437824
C+Cap Apprec
43 34 +52 24.74n .06
CapApprecI
43 34 .. 22.91n .06
B+Div & Growth 32 24 +39 14.18n .05
Float RateI x 20 18 ..x 7.26n .11
B+Global Hlth
24 22 +41 13.69n ..
D Income x
12 10 ..x 8.38n .07
A Infl Plus x
2 5 ..x10.23n +.05
A Mid Cap
33 29 +53 15.42n .06
B+Small Co
37 29 +53 13.84n .08
C+TotlRetnBd x 8 7 x 9.35n .04
B+Value
33 23 +40 8.62n .01
Heartland Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8004327856
ASelValInv
29 26 +60 18.73n .14
A+ValPlusInv
15 22 +70 19.30n .24
D ValueInv
38 33 +20 25.84n +.04
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 3.7 bil 8888326774
C Euro Foc A b
53 44 +71 15.71 .84
D+Euro Foc C b
53 44 +65 14.91 .80
AIntl Opp A
44 34 +60 14.47 .58
B+Intl Opp C
44 34 +54 13.71 .55
Hennessy Funds
$ 805 mil 8009664354
E CorGrOrig
43 34
8.90n +.02
D Focus30Orig
32 34 +62 7.80 .10

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
INVESTORS.COM
Div Close
-0.55 -36
-0.19 -4
-1.72 78
-0.06 24
0.58 52
-0.08 -6
0.05 -11
-0.44 35
-0.31 50
0.17 -6
-0.57 44
-0.39 -46
0.04 39
-0.07 29
0.16 71
-0.08 -11
-0.16 2
-0.46 -2
-0.44 65
0.20 -44
0.13 143
-0.06 -3
-0.41 -26
-0.12 -3
0.33 37
-0.17 40
-0.12 -33
0.07 -65
-0.09 -69
-0.14 207
-0.23 43
0.16 -29
-0.04 -36
0.17 26
-0.08 -14
-0.22 43
-0.55 -13
0.03 -19
-1.54 47
0.55 -43
-0.43 -4
-0.45 8
-0.20 -15
0.38 -29
-0.14 224
-0.75 24
1.24 10
-0.16 -24
-0.68 71
0.79 4
1.47 375
0.37 64
0.12 291
-1.26 35
-0.55 71
-0.19 9
-0.43 21
0.02 -16
0.10 -7
-0.07 -11
-0.53 -42
-1.02 13
0.52 -48
-0.06 18
-1.04 -66

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
-37.5 47 E 90.1 IS Mstar Mid Core

JKG 1.8
-38.9 47 E 110.5 IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR 2.1
-39.5 47 E 41.2 Spdr Industrial
XLI 3.0
-38.5 47 D- 79.8 VG Pacific
VPL 4.0
-41.8 46 E 19.9 Nasdaq Prem Inc&Gr QQQX17.5
-40.4 46 D- 19.0 PS Dyn Semicondctrs PSI ..
-39.5 45 E 37.2 HT Semiconductors SMH 1.9
-37.3 45 E 46.5 Spdr Materials
XLB 3.3
-39.8 45 D- 81.2 VG Mid-Cap
VO 0.0
-46.0 44 E 33.4 IS DJ US Telecom
IYZ 3.9
-42.8 44 E 53.2 IS S&P Glb Infrastrctr IGF 2.6
-44.5 44 D- 38.4 IS S&P GSTI Network IGN ..
-42.5 44 E 25.0 PS Dyn MidCap Grwth PWJ ..
-43.2 44 E 56.0 Spdr DJ Stoxx 50
FEU 2.6
-46.6 43 C+ 34.6 Spdr Financial
XLF 4.9
-42.0 43 E 52.6 VG Europe Pacific
VEA 0.0
-40.1 42 E 52.7 IS DJ US Energy Indx IYE 1.7
-42.1 42 E 83.9 IS MSCI Growth
EFG 2.0
-41.8 42 E 59.7 IS Russell Mdcp Grw IWP 1.1
-45.4 42 D- 77.7 ProS Ultra Hlth Care RXL 1.1
-43.3 42 E 22.5 PS Intl Divnd Achievrs PID 4.7
-42.6 42 E 75.7 WT DEFA
DWM 2.3
-45.6 41 E 38.0 PS Cleantech
PZD ..
-47.0 41 C 26.2 PS Listed Priv Eq
PSP12.8
-42.7 41 E 45.4 Spdr MSCI ACWI X-US CWI 3.3
-42.1 41 D- 80.2 Spdr S&P Emg MdEAfr GAF 2.5
-43.1 41 E 78.1 WT Intl Div T100
DOO 4.5
-42.8 41 E 74.6 WT Intl SmallCap Div DLS 3.8
-43.3 40 D- 86.5 IS MSCI EAFE Indx
EFA 5.9
-44.1 40 E 82.0 IS MSCI Value Fund
EFV 7.5
-42.7 40 D- 104.2 IS Mstar Mid Growth JKH 0.2
-41.4 40 E 54.6 IS S&P Glb Energy
IXC 2.9
-52.6 40 B- 71.6 KBW Capital Markets KCE 1.7
-40.4 40 E 132.7 VG Energy
VDE 1.4
-43.7 40 E 82.1 VG European
VGK 5.6
.. 39 E 26.4 Clymr/BNY MellnFrntr FRN ..
-53.9 39 C+ 57.0 IS DJ US Broker Indx
IAI 1.1
-44.6 39 D- 28.5 PS DWATech Leadrs PDP ..
-43.8 39 E 63.7 VG FTSE World X-US VEU 1.5
-44.2 39 E 68.5 VG Mid-Cap Growth VOT ..
-44.9 38 E 67.5 HT Internet
HHH 0.1
-40.6 38 E 36.7 IS MSCI Canada
EWC 1.2
-45.6 38 E 40.7 IS MSCI France
EWQ12.0
-40.6 38 C+ 18.2 IS MSCI Taiwan
EWT ..
-44.9 38 D 27.4 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU 7.1
-44.9 38 E 62.5 IS S&P Europe 350
IEV 8.3
-46.8 38 D- 92.8 IS S&P Glb Financials IXG 3.2
-46.0 38 D- 69.0 IS S&P GSTI Smcdct IGW 0.9
-42.3 38 E 91.4 Spdr Energy
XLE 1.9
-46.8 37 E 66.0 Spdr DJ Euro Stoxx 50 FEZ 1.7
-45.5 37 D 39.9 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX 1.6
-41.8 37 D 98.5 VG Materials
VAW 2.5
-41.5 37 C+ 41.4 WT Intl Energy
DKA 2.6
-49.2 36 E 65.2 IS FTSE EPRA RE X-US IFGL 4.2
.. 36 D- 54.4 IS MSCI Thailand Inv THD ..
-47.8 35 E 36.7 IS MSCI Germany
EWG12.4
-50.7 35 E 24.3 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 4.5
-45.1 35 E 15.8 IS MSCI Singapore
EWS 3.4
-49.6 35 C+ 58.0 KBW Insurance
KIE 3.1
-47.7 35 E 66.1 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX 6.2
-54.1 34 E 31.9 FrstTr Ise ChindiaIndx FNI 2.0
-37.7 34 E 32.5 FrstTr ISE Rev Nat Gas FCG 0.5
-43.6 34 E 32.3 PS Dyn Enrgy ExplPrd PXE ..
-49.2 34 D+ 104.8 Spdr S&P Emg AsiaPc GMF 2.3
-48.8 33 E 63.7 IS MSCI EMU Indx
EZU11.9
-48.1 33 E 36.4 IS MSCI Italy
EWI12.9
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
Heritage Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8004214184
BCap Appr A
36 32 +31 19.06 +.34
C+MidCapStkA
36 28 +39 17.81 .06
D+MidCapStkC
37 28 +33 15.88n .05
ASmCapStk A
32 27 +41 22.39 .15
HighMark Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8004336884
B+Bond Fid
4 4
9.88n .01
IntlOpp M
45 36 .. 5.37n .17
E LgCpValFd
34 23 +37 9.00n ..
D Val Mmnt Fi
35 25 +25 12.99n .03
Hirtle Callaghan
$ 4.0 bil 8009818917
DGrowth Eq
33 25 +24 8.93n +.01
BIntl Equity
44 35 +47 7.79n .24
C SmCapEqty
35 29 +38 8.88n .11
DValue Equity 38 26 +27 9.56n .06
Hodges Fund
$ 539 mil 8668110224
DHodges Fund 43 36 +58 15.74n +.27
Homestead
$ 967 mil 8002583030
B Sh Term Bond 3 2
4.81n .01
D+Value
33 23 +40 23.43n .04
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 5.2 bil 8664938637
E Core Val I
43 28 .. 6.71 .06
E LgCapVal A
45 29
11.13 .12
E LgCapVal I
44 29
11.18 .12
E MidCapVal A 39 28 +10 12.42 ..
E MidCapVal I
39 28 +11 12.51 .01
E SmCapVal I
35 30 +15 21.55 .44
HSBC Investor
$ 459 mil 8007828183
D IntlEquityI
47 38 +50 10.83n .30
Huntington
$ 1.2 bil 8002530412
B+Fixed Inc Tr
3 3 19.94n .08
E Growth Tr
36 27 20.29n ..
A Intl Eq Tr
40 33 +71 8.85n .18
Hussman Funds
$ 4.3 bil 8004877626
AStrat Gr
4 6 +29 14.94n .02
A+StraTotRet
0 4 +34 11.36n .01
ICAP Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8882214227
D+MainstayEqI 36 24 +29 26.37 .12
B MainstyIntI
41 33 +72 22.26n .27
C MnstySelEqI
35 24 +45 24.78 .06
30 26 +48 22.97n .39
A ICM SmCo
ICON Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8007640442
A+Energy
37 34+177 21.06n .13
E Healthcare
29 18 +30 11.49n .05
E Info Tech
42 29
6.39n .02
ING Fds A
$ 6.4 bil 8009920180
A Corp Ldrs
29 23 +60 16.20n .17
BForeign
45 36 .. 11.52 .34
AGlbRealEst
37 30 +67 12.75 .38
A GNMA Inc
+ 2 + 2 +10 8.30 +.01
CGrow&Inc
35 25 +33 8.65 .03
CIntermd Bd
.. .. no quote
E Intl Sml Cp
51 43 +55 23.43 .98
B Intl Value
38 29 +56 11.46 .23
A+Russia
69 64+127 21.76 2.69
ING Fds C
$ 956 mil 8009920180
C+Intl Value
39 29 +53 11.12n .22
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 2.1 bil 8009920180
C IntermdBd I
.. .. no quote
B Intl Val I
38 29 +57 11.49n .23
A+Real Est I
26 26 +77 10.61n +.02
ING Partners
$ 1.9 bil 8009920180
E DavisVal S
35 24 +20 12.93n .02
A+JPMrgIntlI
.. .. no quote
E LM AggrGr I
38 30 +15 29.84n +.23
DPriceGrEq I
38 30 +20 35.12n +.03
DUBSLrgEq I
36 27 +28 6.70n .07
Ivy Funds
$ 25.0 bil 8007776472
A+AssetStr A
27 24+100 20.35 .15
A+AssetStr B
27 24 +93 19.90n .15
A+AssetStr C
27 24 +94 19.97n .14
AssetStr I
27 24 .. 20.44 .15
A+AssetStr Y
27 24+100 20.36n .15
E CapAppr A
42 32 +26 6.51 +.01
CapAppr I
42 32 .. 6.54 +.01
E CndlGlobVal
31 18 +28 9.79 .03
ADiv Opp A
33 24 +50 11.70 ..
DEuro Opp A
48 38 +74 20.21 .68
A+GlbNatResA
59 55+118 16.12 .04
A+GlbNatResB
59 55+111 15.06n .04
A+GlbNatResC
59 55+111 14.71n .04
GlbNatResI
59 55 .. 16.25 .04
A+GlbNatResY
59 55+121 16.18n .04
B Intl Bal A
33 25 .. 11.28 .23
AIntlCorEqA
44 35 +75 10.47 .31
ALrgCapGr A
34 25 +40 9.79 .05
E MortgSecs A
10 3 .. 8.90 +.01
A+PacificOppA
54 40 +86 9.92 .55
AReal Est A
27 26 .. 13.87 +.03
Div Close
51.66
63.29
23.71
41.64
10.60
10.29
19.65
26.15
45.48
15.95
28.80
18.87
13.95
30.03
15.44
27.80
27.36
45.02
33.14
38.50
11.66
39.82
19.42
11.67
23.66
40.93
39.66
36.72
44.51
40.23
57.39
27.70
31.71
67.67
42.10
14.79
23.61
15.12
32.92
36.17
32.59
19.07
20.69
8.93
13.28
31.50
42.47
32.09
45.82
33.35
18.77
51.21
19.92
24.04
26.00
18.51
10.81
7.57
26.58
29.80
12.71
13.86
14.30
44.31
30.54
17.11
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
A Sci & Tech A

A Sci&Tech Y
E SmlCapGr C
-0.02 155
-0.11 24
-0.37 -4
-0.71 3
0.09 -38
-0.06 6
-0.33 6
1.07 51
-0.11 22
-0.03 -54
0.13 13
0.14 24
0.04 -11
0.25 93
-0.36 -8
-0.45 2
-0.17 45
-0.91 15
-0.01 13
0.38 65
0.00 -3
-0.88 -22
0.03 -53
-0.03 11
-0.49 -82
-2.92 7
-0.83 -72
-0.94 2
-0.97 34
-0.61 39
0.40 408
0.41 -25
0.28 -74
-0.08 8
-0.77 17
-0.16 -91
0.27 -58
0.06 -65
-0.56 17
0.07 102
0.57 -24
0.27 18
-0.41 -38
-0.22 24
-0.03 0
-0.52 -23
-2.01 -71
-0.51 -6
0.87 32
-0.421756
-0.38 62
-0.11 -24
-0.99 -35
-0.93 -72
-0.71 387
-0.48 -34
-0.36 -13
-0.38 45
0.01 -49
-1.01 139
-0.02 52
0.55 -2
0.20 14
-1.99 -48
-0.85 -34
-0.33 -9
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
29 22 +66 21.53 .03 B+Small Co

37 31 +51 13.36 .07
7 6
11.37 .04
29 22 +68 22.32n .03 B Tot Ret Bd
37 29 +23 6.94n .03 C+Utility
45 38 +88 7.63 +.16
E Value
40 32 +33 10.96 +.10
Jennison Dryden B
J Hancock 1
$ 1.4 bil 8002251852
$ 21.8 bil 8002255291
A+NaturlRsrc
54 53+163 23.51n +.17
LifestylAgg
40 31 .. 9.14n .09 CUtility
46 38 +83 7.62n +.16
LifestylBal
30 23 .. 9.70n .06
Jennison Dryden C
LifestylGr
35 26 .. 9.81n .07
$ 1.3 bil
LifestylMod
23 18 .. 10.02n .05 D+20/20 Focus
37 35 +50 9.10 +.09
LSConserv
16 12 .. 10.83n .04 CUtility
46 38 +83 7.61 +.16
J Hancock A
Jennison Dryden Z&I
$ 11.1 bil 8002255291
$ 3.8 bil 8002251852
A+Balanced
28 24 +48 11.20 +.07 C+20/20 Foc Z
36 35 +59 10.24n +.10
C Bond
10 6
12.72 .05 E Growth Z
34 25 +24 12.52n +.07
D CA Tax Fr
12 11
9.04 +.01 A Hlth Sci Z
25 23 +83 16.66n +.09
E ClassicVal
44 28
12.12 .08 AMid Cap Gr
33 29 +61 17.49n +.29
E Finl Industr
41 23
8.86 .10 B+Small Co Z
37 31 +53 13.92n .07
AGovt Income + 1 + 1
8.82 .. D Stock Idx I
35 25 +24 21.21n .13
E High Yield
38 28
2.99 +.01 D Stock Idx Z
35 25 +23 21.19n .14
A+Lrg Cap Eq
36 36 +77 18.04 +.25 A JensenPtfI 24 18 +27 21.29n .25
E Regionl Bnk
16 + 4
17.63 .62 A JensenPtfJ 25 18 +26 21.28n .25
E Sml Cap Eq
43 31 +20 12.84 .03
JP Morgan A
BSov Invstrs
29 21 +17 12.42 .17
$ 13.2 bil 8004804111
BStrat Inc
10 9
5.58 .03 CCap Growth
40 33 +33 25.05 +.14
CTax Fr Bond
9 8
8.81 +.02 ACore Bond
1 1
10.34 .01
E US Glb LdGr
29 23 +10 20.35 .01 CDivr Mid Gr
40 34 +26 13.18 +.08
J Hancock B
DEquity Idx
35 25 +22 21.39 .14
$ 1.0 bil 8002255291
A Govt Bond
+ 2 + 1 +13 10.15 ..
C Strategic Inc 10 9
5.58n .03 DGrowth & Inc 35 25 +22 20.48 .08
J Hancock C
HighStatMk
+ 7 0 .. 15.99 .02
$ 847 mil 8002255291
AIntrep Euro
46 36 +59 15.24 .36
E High Yield
39 28
2.99 +.01 E IntrepidMid
38 30 +23 9.48 .05
A+Lrg Cap Eq
37 36 +71 16.67 +.23 C Inv Csrv Gr
14 11 +11 9.24 .03
E Strat Inc
14 10 10 5.58 .03 CInv Gr&Inc
27 21 +22 10.14 .07
James Adv Funds
D+Inv Growth
32 24 +27 10.52 .09
$ 482 mil 8009952637
C+Invstr Bal
20 16 +19 9.85 .05
AJamGolBalA
13 10 +37 15.74 .08 C Lg Cap Gr
35 27 +23 13.65 .03
Janus
D+Mid Cap Val
34 25 +42 15.93 +.02
$ 73.9 bil 8005253713
ASmall Cap Eq 29 26 +67 20.44 .21
A Balanced
19 15 +32 20.31n .. C+Sml Cap Val
28 25 +35 13.42 .29
A Balanced
18 14 +29 21.17n +.01 A+USRlEst
30 29 +74 11.74 +.05
B+Contrarian
44 33 +73 10.91n .12
JP Morgan B
A Enterprise
38 33 +65 35.74n +.13
$ 2.4 bil 8004804111
AFlex Bond
2 3 +10 9.09n .03 CInv Csrv Gr
14 11
9.25n .03
E Fundment Eq 40 28 +36 15.82n .10 D Inv Gr&Inc
27 21 +20 10.09n .07
A GlbResearch 44 35 .. 8.80n .05 DInv Growth
32 24 +23 10.37n .09
BGlobal Tech
38 28 +27 9.69n .07 CInvstr Bal
20 16 +16 9.83n .05
BGlobLifeSci
26 25 +48 17.83n +.05
JP Morgan C
E Growth & Inc 40 29 +17 21.53n ..
$ 2.3 bil 8004804111
C High Yield
20 17
6.96n .06 B Core Bond r
1 1 10.39n .01
DIntecRiskStk 35 25 +32 9.90n .06 D Mid Cap Val
34 26 +39 15.57n +.03
DJanus
37 28 +21 20.20n .01 C+ValAdvntg
34 25 .. 11.94 +.08
A Mid Val Inst
27 24 +56 16.40n +.07
JP Morgan Instl
A Mid Val Inv
27 23 +55 16.28n +.07
$ 6.3 bil 8004804111
A+Orion
44 39 +86 7.29n .02 BDiversified
25 19 +23 10.52n .08
A+Overseas
50 43+118 26.69n .66 B+Intl Value
44 35 +78 10.36n .36
C Research
41 31 +35 18.23n .01 B IntmTxFrBd
3 5
9.97n +.02
AShort Term Bd + 1 + 1
2.86n .01 D IntrepidInt
45 35 +44 13.86n .37
A Sml Val Inst
22 17 +42 17.64n .15 C Mid Cap Val
34 25 +45 16.24n +.02
ASml Val Inv
22 17 +40 17.40n .15
SmrtRet2020 29 21 .. 11.32 .12
A Twenty
39 36 +70 45.54n +.13
SmrtRet2030 33 25 .. 10.94 .14
DVenture
49 33 +27 29.73n .04 DTxAwr Disc Eq 34 24 +24 12.71n .08
E World Wide
43 30 +15 31.38n .37 C+TxAwrRlRet
8 10 .. 8.99n +.01
Janus Adv A
B US Equity
33 24 +27 7.13n .04
$ 1.6 bil 8005253713
E Value Opps
39 25 .. 10.59 .08
A Forty
39 36 .. 25.44 .09
JP Morgan R5
Janus Adv I
$ 924 mil 8004804111
$ 184 mil 8005253713
CoreBond
1 1 .. 10.33n .01
Long/Short
23 14 .. 9.96 +.01
JP Morgan Selct
Janus Adv S
$ 40.1 bil 8004804111
$ 5.7 bil 8005253713
A AsiaEq
55 43 +61 18.24n .87
A Forty
39 36 +63 25.22n .09 C Cap Growth
40 33 +36 26.98n +.16
A+Intl Growth
47 41+125 34.34n .69 ACore Bond
1 1 +10 10.34n ..
A Mid Cap Gr
37 32 +65 24.19n +.14 BCorePlusBd
7 6
6.97n .01
A Mid Cap Val
27 24 +60 13.29n +.06 C Divr Mid Gr
40 34 +28 13.98n +.08
Janus Aspn Inst
D+EmrgMktsDbt 29 29 +21 5.66n .11
$ 4.8 bil 8005253713
A+EmrgMktsEq 50 40+151 12.74n .31
A Balanced
19 15 +31 22.21n .. D EquityIndex
35 25 +23 21.40n .13
A Flexible Bd
2 3 11.02n .02 A Govt Bond
+ 2 + 1 +14 10.15n ..
AForty
39 36 +61 24.94n .09
Gr Advantg r
39 31 .. 5.52 +.03
A+Intl Growth
50 42+113 27.55n .60 BHigh Yield
19 17 +13 6.06n .03
D Lrg Cp Grow
37 28 +21 16.60n ..
HighStatMk
+ 7 0 .. 16.05n .03
A Mid Cap Gr
39 34 +64 23.16n +.08 AIntermd Bd
1 2 10.01n .01
E WorldwideGr 42 30 +14 20.18n .23 C+Intl Eq Idx
44 35 +61 16.52n .55
E Japan
38 31 +11 7.67n .16 B+Intl Value
44 35 +76 10.31n .36
Jennison Dryden A
C IntlEq
41 33 +41 18.36n .46
$ 14.4 bil 8002251852
BIntmTxFrBd
3 5
9.98n +.02
C 20/20 Focus
36 35 +56 9.97 +.10 E Intrepid Gr
36 27 +21 15.68n .08
D ActvAlloc A
27 19 +17 9.52 .04
IntrepidInt
45 35 .. 13.81n .37
DBlend A
38 31 +33 11.76 +.07 E IntrepidMid
38 30 +25 9.78n .05
CCA Income
10 9
9.24 +.02 E Intrpd Amer
37 27 +28 17.27n .12
DEquity Opp
38 31 +19 8.74 .01 C+Lg Cap Gr
35 27 +24 13.53n .04
BGlobRealEst
39 32 +72 13.71 .36 E Lg Cap Val
38 24 +11 7.77n .05
B+Govt Inc
1 1
8.53 .. C Mid Cap Eq
37 29 +34 19.70n +.09
E Growth
34 26 +23 12.11 +.06 CMid Cap Val
34 25 +44 16.11n +.03
A Health Sci
25 23 +80 16.12 +.10 C Mkt Exp Idx
33 29 +42 7.13n .05
BHighYield
19 19 +11 4.21 .04 D Mult MktNtr
2 4
9.93n .03
E Intl Eqty
47 37 +45 4.85 .14 C+Muni Inc
6 7
8.85n +.01
AMid Cap Gr
34 29 +59 16.95 +.28 BNYTaxFrBnd
4 5
6.61n +.01
+ 1 0 10.47n ..
D+Muni Hi Inc
12 11
8.47 .01 ASh Dur Bd
0 2 10.03n ..
D+Natl Muni
10 10
12.82 +.03 B Sh Tr Muni
41 29 +33 6.55n .01
A+NaturlRsrc
54 53+173 27.47 +.20 D+Small Grow
B+Sh Tm Corp
3 4
10.22 .02 ASmallCapEq
29 26 +71 22.14n .23
JKL

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
-42.5 32 E 89.7 IS DJ US Oil&Explr

IEO 0.2
-42.9 32 E 64.2 IS MSCI Mexico
EWW 3.4
-48.4 32 E 61.0 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP 1.1
-45.0 32 E 53.2 IS S&P GSSI Nat Res IGE 1.3
-37.2 32 E 20.7 IS Silver Trust
SLV ..
-48.2 32 E 26.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tech PIZ 2.1
.. 31 E 59.1 IS MSCI Turkey Inv
TUR ..
-38.1 31 E 39.2 PS DB Silver
DBS ..
-54.8 31 E 38.9 PS Gld Drg Chna
PGJ 3.4
.. 31 E 27.3 PS India
PIN 0.5
-42.1 31 E 73.0 Spdr S&P O&G Expl
XOP 0.8
-45.4 30 E 89.6 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl
IYM 2.3
-47.6 30 E 34.8 IS MSCI Australia
EWA ..
-49.8 30 E 32.9 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN10.0
-50.4 29 E 60.3 Bldrs Emerg Mkts 50 ADRE 4.4
-55.7 29 E 62.0 MV Glb Alt Engy
GEX ..
-50.6 29 E 27.2 PS Global Water
PIO ..
-53.0 29 D- 113.5 Spdr S&P China
GXC 1.5
-51.8 28 D+ 73.2 IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI 4.1
-50.3 28 E 32.0 PS Dyn Dev Intl
PFA 2.0
.. 28 D- 26.3 WT India Earnings
EPI ..
-48.5 28 E 43.5 WT Intl Basic Material DBN 1.3
-50.9 27 E 55.8 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM 4.2
-50.9 27 D- 76.9 IS MSCI So Africa
EZA 8.9
-46.3 27 E 61.6 IS S&P Latin Am 40
ILF 3.9
-55.0 26 D- 75.0 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 4.2
-50.2 26 D+ 36.7 IS MSCI Sweden
EWD16.5
-47.5 26 E 100.5 Spdr S&P Emg L Amer GML 2.2
-51.9 26 D- 58.9 VG Emrg Mkts
VWO 3.9
-53.2 25 E 58.3 Clymr/BNY BRIC
EEB 1.0
-54.5 25 D- 77.6 ProS Ultra Smcap 600 SAA 0.6
-56.6 25 E 35.0 PS Glb Cln Energy
PBD ..
.. 25 D- 29.1 PS Glb Wind Engy PWND ..
-65.7 23 E 118.0 Brcly Ipath MSCI India INP ..
-62.0 23 E 28.8 PS Wh Clean Eng
PBW ..
-51.1 22 E 91.1 IS S&P Glb Material MXI 2.9
-53.9 22 E 45.0 MV Nuclear Engy
NLR11.8
-58.7 22 E 74.3 ProS Ultra Russ 2000 UWM 0.7
-50.5 21 E 81.3 IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt IEZ 0.3
-59.2 21 E 100.0 ProS Ultra Dow 30
DDM 3.0
-51.0 21 E 34.3 PS Dyn Oil Svcs
PXJ ..
-55.9 21 E 36.2 Spdr S&P BRIC 40
BIK 0.8
-50.4 21 D- 52.1 Spdr S&P O&G Equip XES 0.6
.. 20 E 30.8 Clymr/Mac Glb SolEng TAN ..
-52.5 20 E 228.8 HT Oil Service
OIH 0.7
-53.5 20 E 102.2 IS MSCI Brazil
EWZ 3.4
-55.8 20 E 66.2 MV Agribusiness
MOO ..
.. 19 E 31.5 FrstTr Glb Wind Enrgy FAN ..
-52.7 18 E 56.9 MV Gold Miners
GDX 3.4
-62.7 18 E 98.7 ProS Ultra S&P 500
SSO 1.7
-62.5 18 E 76.9 RX 2X S&P 500
RSU 1.7
-57.8 17 E 40.9 IS MSCI Austria
EWO 4.7
.. 17 E 60.3 MV Coal
KOL ..
-60.9 16 E 27.9 IS MSCI Belgium
EWK21.8
-65.1 16 E 99.9 ProS Ultra Tech
ROM 0.6
-55.3 15 E 96.1 Spdr S&P Metls&Ming XME 1.8
-62.5 14 E 94.1 ProS Ultra Midcap 400 MVV 1.5
-65.5 14 E 122.8 ProS Ultra QQQ
QLD ..
-63.9 13 E 76.2 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 1.4
-61.1 12 E 114.1 MV Steel
SLX 5.9
-75.1 11 E 58.0 ProS Ultra Financials UYG 3.8
-65.0 11 D- 48.3 ProS Ultra Real Est
URE 8.6
-73.5 10 E 91.3 ProS Ultra Semicndc USD 1.2
-68.0 8 E 59.6 MV Russia
RSX 0.7
-72.6 7 E 131.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
DIG ..
-77.3 4 E 112.9 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl UYM 3.5
38.25
31.99
26.53
24.64
9.23
13.15
27.26
17.20
15.47
12.80
30.10
42.04
15.10
15.03
27.28
26.59
12.21
42.23
27.37
11.81
11.84
19.33
24.60
31.92
26.71
29.10
15.30
42.48
25.10
24.99
27.34
13.76
12.40
33.51
10.52
37.95
16.42
25.03
31.86
34.78
13.57
14.12
20.14
12.10
89.79
37.52
25.37
13.90
21.68
30.90
26.54
15.56
18.79
9.53
28.25
30.93
29.20
34.20
25.62
33.11
10.33
12.08
18.78
16.30
30.08
21.60
1.05 23
0.25 24
-1.42 -15
0.34 -5
-0.37 -29
-0.09 -78
-1.76 -51
-0.54 225
-0.31 12
-0.78 5
1.04 -3
-0.16 104
-0.86 8
-0.89 65
0.11 56
-0.97 0
-0.19 12
-1.47 -5
-1.70 30
0.07 156
-0.60 36
-0.43 -59
-0.59 41
-2.06 63
0.90 10
-2.05 11
-0.63 102
0.89 -44
-0.13 57
0.11 51
-1.30 -40
-0.52 -36
-0.25 -22
-1.81 8
0.22 -9
-1.24 -74
0.12 -9
-1.35 161
-0.41 -7
-0.91 149
-0.13 -23
-0.53 -37
-0.07 -2
0.01 -36
-0.63 11
0.62 48
-0.52 29
-0.36 41
-0.52 2
-0.02 194
0.34 51
-0.78 -34
0.32 2
-0.30 133
-0.37 135
1.33 69
-0.32 38
-0.07 125
-1.00 -90
0.56 34
0.12 17
-0.03 45
-0.54 -8
-0.15 30
-0.42 279
-0.40 283
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
C+Sml Cap Val

28 25 +41 13.92n .30
C Tax Fr Bond
7 7 11.27n +.03
A TreasAgency + 3 + 1
9.95n ..
D TrSmlEqCore 29 26 +35 27.37n .61
E TxAwr US Eq
33 24 +16 11.69n .05
C TxAwrRlRet
8 10 .. 8.98n +.01
BTxAwrShIntm 2 3
9.33n ..
D UltShDurBd
6 2
8.54n .01
B US Equity
33 24 +26 7.13n .04
A+US Real Est
30 29 .. 11.75n +.05
USLgCorPls
33 24 .. 13.91n .05
JP Morgan Ultra
$ 2.6 bil 8004804111
ACore Bond
1 1 .. 10.34n .01
AMrtge Back
+ 1 + 1 .. 10.26 +.01
A Sh Dur Bd
+ 1 0 .. 10.47n ..
D UltShDurBd
6 2 .. 8.54 .02
D KalmrSmCp 34 27 +27 10.09n .01
Keeley Funds
$ 6.4 bil 8889335391
A SmlCapValA
35 37+105 17.60 .13
Kensington
$ 582 mil 8002532949
E SelectInc A
40 32 33 14.00 .02
Kinetics Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8009303828
D Paradigm
48 32 +64 16.12n +.15
D Pardigm Ins
48 32 .. 16.14 +.16
E SmCpOpport 53 35 +38 14.90n +.16
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 4.1 bil 8004473332
DIntl Sm Inv
44 38 +55 9.86n .34
DIntl Sm Sel
44 38 +58 10.01n .36
BIntlMktMsInv 45 36 +61 11.92n .34
BIntlMktMsSel 45 36 .. 11.94 .34
E US Sml Inv
34 29 +23 6.36n .08
E US Sml Sel
34 29 +12 6.61n .09
DUSDiscSel
35 32 +43 11.52n .10
Lazard Instl
$ 5.5 bil 8008236300
A+Emerg Mkts
47 42+162 12.28n .42
IntlStratEq
42 31 .. 7.47n .11
Lazard Open
$ 1.8 bil 8008236300
A+Emerg Mkts
47 42+161 12.40n .43
Legg Mason
$ 14.5 bil 8008225544
E Amer Ld Co
44 27 12.81n .02
A+Emerg Mkt
55 46+127 12.33n .35
E GrowFinlInt
56 44 .. 14.81n +.08
E Growth Prim 56 45 17 14.26n +.07
DIntl Equity
46 36 +52 10.44n .08
E Inv Grd Inc
30 26 11 6.72n .12
E OpporFinInt
54 38 .. 7.12n +.11
E Opport Pri
54 38 15 6.86n +.11
E OpportInstl
54 38 .. 7.26n +.11
E SpecialInv
47 33 10 17.19n +.19
E SpecInvs I
47 32 22.20n +.25
E Value Fncl
49 29 15 32.65n +.36
E Value Instl
49 29 14 33.59n +.37
E Value Tr
50 29 18 29.12n +.32
Legg Mason Partners
$ 36.4 bil 8004512010
E Adj Inc A
.. .. no quote
E Agg Gr B
42 31 59.60n +.47
E Aggr Gr I
42 31 +15 71.76n +.56
E AggressGr A
42 31 +12 68.17 +.54
E Agress Gr C
42 31
60.34 +.47
E Alloc50% A
.. .. no quote
E Alloc70% A
.. .. no quote
E Alloc85%A
.. .. no quote
B Apprec A
28 22 +27 10.57 ..
C+Apprec B
29 22 +23 10.18n +.01
BApprec C
29 22 +24 10.24 ..
B+Apprec I
28 22 +28 10.57n +.01
D+CA Muni A
11 11
14.17 +.02
DCap & Inc A
.. .. no quote
E Cap & Inc B
.. .. no quote
E Capital A
38 30 +13 15.20 +.11
E Capital C
38 30
13.69 +.09
DCoreBondA
.. .. no quote
E CorpBond A
.. .. no quote
E Div StrInc A
.. .. no quote
C+DivStrat A
29 19 +13 12.51 .06
BDivStrategy1 28 19 +15 12.86 .07
Equity O
33 25 .. 9.37 .01
E Fund Val A
35 26 +18 9.82 .02
E Fund Val B
36 26 +14 9.04n .02
E Fund Val C
35 26 +15 9.07 .02
E GlbHghYdBdA
.. .. no quote
C+Govt Secs A
.. .. no quote
E High Inc A
.. .. no quote
E High Inc C
.. .. no quote
C IntTrmMuniA 6 7
5.79 +.01
CIntTrmMuniC 7 7
5.80n +.01
D InvestValA
33 21 +23 13.79 .01
D InvestValI
33 21 +24 13.77n ..
E Lg Gr A
34 26
16.55 +.27
E Lg Gr C
34 26
15.24 +.24
E Lrg Gr I
34 26 17.25n +.27
C Mgd Muni A
9 11
13.62 +.05
CMgd Muni C
10 11
13.62 +.05
BMid Core A
34 28 +28 13.33 +.04
C Mid Core C
34 28 +23 11.98 +.03
E MultDisAll A
48 29 18 4.69 +.02
D+Muni HiInc A 13 12
12.31 +.01

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
C+NJ Muni A
9 9
11.12 +.02
C+NY Muni A
8 9
11.78 +.01
DS&P500 IdxA
35 25 +22 9.61n .06
E ShTrmBd I
.. .. no quote
DSm Val A
31 25 +31 13.24 .27
D+SmCapCorI
.. .. no quote
D+SmCpGrI A
35 31 +40 10.67 .02
Leuthold Funds
$ 3.5 bil 8002736886
Asset Allo
29 25 .. 7.93 .04
Asset Allo
29 25 .. 7.93 .03
A+CoreInv
28 25 +49 12.83n .02
CoreInvInst
28 25 .. 12.82 .02
LKCM Funds
$ 859 mil 8006885526
DSmCapEqInst 32 25 +41 13.54n .11
LMIFA I & II
$ 255 mil 6268449500
E BatMchUSSml 35 28 +11 6.17n .09
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 16.7 bil 8004459469
D+Intl
40 28 +34 11.96n .27
E Partners
46 38 +10 18.04n +.32
D+Small Cap
44 32 +30 15.25n +.10
Loomis Syls
$ 28.2 bil 8006333330
C Bond Instl
26 23 +15 10.29 .07
CBond Ret
26 23 +14 10.25 .07
CGlob Bd Ret
13 14 13.35n .10
CGlobBd Inst
13 14
13.46 .10
DSmCapVl Inst 29 23 +35 17.39n .30
DSmCapVl Rt
30 23 +34 17.21n .29
D+Strat Inc A
27 24 +17 10.39 .06
D Strat Inc B
28 25 +14 10.43n .07
D Strat Inc C
28 24 +14 10.43 .06
A Value Y
33 24 +54 14.59n .01
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 1.1 bil 8006333330
B+Fixed Income 21 19 +18 10.78n .07
B+InstlHiInc
23 22 +28 5.90n .04
B+InvGrad Fxd
17 15 +15 10.31n .06
Lord Abbett A
$ 31.7 bil 8002016984
DAffiliated
35 21 +19 9.01 .08
BAll Value
30 25 +39 8.51 .03
A Alpha Strat
38 29 +65 15.53 .21
D+Bal Strat
29 21 +15 7.96 .06
C+Bond Deben
21 18
5.93 .03
A Dvlp Grwth
42 29 +34 11.71 .03
C+Growth Opp
35 27 +29 13.80 .02
E HiYldMuniBd 22 18 .. 10.43 .10
C+Income
13 14
2.17 .01
C+IntlCoreEq
44 33 .. 8.82 .19
E Mid Cap Val
39 27 +21 10.87 +.01
E Natl Tax Fr
16 15
8.75 .03
E NY Tax Fr
15 14
8.84 .01
B Res Lg Core
29 21 +33 21.68 .18
DResAmerVal
30 21 +25 8.62 +.01
A+ResSmallVal 29 26 +78 19.84 .31
B+ShrtDurInc
3 5
4.07 ..
B Sml Blend
30 27 +53 11.42 .16
B+Totl Retrn
6 6
9.52 +.02
Lord Abbett B
$ 2.8 bil 8004261130
E Affiliated
35 21 +17 9.04n .08
C All Value
31 25 +35 8.15n .03
CBond Deben
21 18
5.94n .03
E Mid Cap Val
39 27 +17 10.23n +.01
Lord Abbett C
$ 4.5 bil 8004261130
E Affiliated
35 21 +17 9.02n .08
C All Value
31 25 +36 8.12n .03
AAlpha Strat
38 29 +60 14.81n .20
D Bal Strat
29 21 +13 7.94n .06
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
CBond Deben
21 19
5.94n .04
E Mid Cap Val
39 27 +17 10.19n +.02
BSml Blend
30 27 +48 10.83n .15
Lord Abbett I
$ 3.1 bil 8004261130
DAffiliated
35 21 +21 9.03n .08
BBondDebent
21 18 +10 5.90n .04
A DvlpGrwth
42 29 +37 12.32n .03
E MidValue
38 26 +22 10.87n +.02
B+ResLgCore
29 21 +35 21.77 .17
A+ResSmVal
29 26 +82 20.98n .33
Lord Abbett P
$ 1.3 bil 8002016984
DAffiliated
35 21 +19 8.99n .08
E Mid Cap Val
39 26 +20 10.55n +.02
A+ResSmallVal 29 26 +77 19.65n .31
Lotsoff Capital Mgmt
$ 580 mil 3123681442
ActvInc
1 3 .. 10.09n .04
38 25 +35 10.70n .12
E LSV Val Eq
Lutheran Bro A
$ 359 mil 8003284552
DIncome
14 11 .. 6.98 .02
MNO
MainStay A Fds
$ 5.9 bil 8006246782
E Balanced
26 19 .. 19.23 .06
E Capital Appr
37 27
21.66 .05
D+Convertible
34 29 +21 10.03 ..
D Equity Index
35 25 +26 33.05 .21
CFloat Rate
.. .. no quote
A Govt Plus
+ 2 + 1 +10 8.20 .01
BHigh Yld Cp
19 17 +16 4.72 .03
C+Lrg Cp Grow
35 29 .. 4.65 +.01
DMAP
35 26 +31 22.35 .12
DS&P500 Idx
35 25 .. 21.80 .14
D Total Return
26 19 +12 12.52 .03
D Value
33 23 +26 13.06 .14
MainStay B Fds
$ 1.6 bil 8006246782
E Cap Appr
37 27 19.23n .04
CHi Yld Cp
20 17 +13 4.69n .04
E MAP
35 26 +25 20.72 .12
MainStay C Fds
$ 722 mil 8006246782
CHi Yld CorpBd 20 17 +13 4.69n .04
E MAP
35 26 +26 20.73 .11
Mainstay I Fds
$ 3.0 bil
E AllCapGrow
39 31 +25 16.40 +.03
DBalanced
25 19 +18 19.26n .06
D+Income Mgr
25 17 +17 10.05n .05
AIndexed Bd
1 1 +10 10.40 .02
CMAP
35 26 +36 22.80 .12
D S&P500 Idx
35 25 +24 22.01n .14
E SmlCapOppr
34 26 +19 9.90n .27
Mairs & Power
$ 2.4 bil 8003047404
AGrowth
24 16 +40 57.76n .88
Managers Funds
$ 7.1 bil 8005484539
CBond
21 18 19.29n .28
DEssxSmlMcro r 42 31 +40 12.76 .09
D FremntMico
35 25 .. 25.20n .42
B+Fremont Bond 3 3 .. 9.90n +.05
D+Intl Equity
49 39 +44 39.60n 1.14
AIntm Dur Gov
0 + 1 +11 10.29n +.02
AMidGrowInst 33 27 .. 8.88n +.09
ASh Dura Govt + 1 0 +10 9.46n ..
E SpecialEq
39 29 +11 39.46n .43
A TimsqSmGr I 31 23 .. 8.01n .08
Manning & Napier Fu
$ 3.1 bil 8004663863
B LifeSci
35 26 +27 7.43n .02

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
36 Mos
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
AProBlndExtS
24 17 +34 11.67n +.03
B ProBlndMaxS 32 22 +41 11.41n +.01
AProBlndModS 18 13 +30 10.35n +.01
Technology
43 26 .. 6.29n +.06
A+WorldOppA
35 28 +81 6.37n +.07
Marshall Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8005803863
AggrBondI
8 7 .. 9.12 +.02
GovtIncomeI 1 0 .. 9.16 +.03
AGovtIncomeY 1 0 +11 9.16n +.02
E Intl Stck I
47 39 +27 8.14 .22
ShInterBdI
10 9 .. 7.99 +.02
Marsico Funds
$ 8.0 bil 8888608686
A21st Century 39 26 +52 10.64n .11
DFocus
36 26 +26 12.76n .12
E Growth
38 27 +22 13.73n .16
AIntl Opp
46 35 +59 9.65n .27
Mass Mutl Instl
$ 902 mil 8005426767
DLgCapVal A
37 26 +29 7.92 .02
D SmlCpGrEq S 38 29 +32 10.51n .02
Mass Mutl Prem
$ 4.4 bil 8005426767
C Core Bond A
4 3
10.10 .03
C+Core Bond L
4 3 10.17n .03
B+Core Bond S
4 3 10.27n .03
C+Core Bond Y
4 3 10.23n .03
B DiverseBd S
7 5
9.80n .03
E EnhanceValS 35 23 .. 8.21 .06
B+Intl Eq S
43 34 +63 10.10n .17
ASh Dur Bd S
1 2
9.87n .01
DValue S
37 26 .. 10.75n .09
Mass Mutl Select
$ 9.6 bil 8005426767
E Agg Gr S
41 30 +21 4.39n ..
E BlueChipGrL
38 30 +11 6.86n ..
E BlueChipGrS
38 30 +12 6.90n ..
E DesRet2020L 31 23 .. 7.19 .04
E DiversVal S
40 26 .. 7.21 .05
E Focus Val S
37 25 +17 10.00n .02
B Fund Val A
33 23 +34 7.75 .02
B Fund Val L
33 23 +43 7.81n .01
B+Fund Val S
33 23 +37 7.84n .02
DIndex Eq A
35 25 +21 8.71 .05
DIndex Eq L
35 25 +22 8.76n .05
DIndex Eq S
35 25 +23 8.86n .05
DIndex Eq Y
35 25 +22 8.77n .05
DIndex Eq Z
35 25 +23 8.87 .05
DLgCapVal L
37 26 +30 7.97n .02
DLgCapVal S
37 25 +31 8.02n .02
D MidGrEqII A
39 33 +38 8.95 +.04
D MidGrEqII L
39 33 +40 9.13n +.03
D MidGrEqII S
39 33 +41 9.31n +.03
COverseas L
39 29 +39 6.70n .09
C Overseas S
39 29 +40 6.75n .08
B Sm Co Val S
26 25 +50 9.46n .17
Masters' Select
$ 2.3 bil 8009600188
E Equity
42 32 +13 8.82n +.02
A Intl
41 30 +60 10.98n .22
E Smaller Co
42 34 +15 7.76n +.03
E Value
44 30
8.49n +.14
Matthews Asian
$ 6.2 bil 8007892742
A+China
50 35+124 19.72n .71
A+Gr & Inc
34 27 +68 12.63n .29
India
57 36 .. 10.43n .43
E Japan
36 29
9.28n .15
A+Pac Tiger I
46 33 +92 15.09n .63
D Pacific
41 29 .. 10.17 .31
B McKeeIntlEq 43 36 +54 8.42n .23
Mellon Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8002214795

Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
B Bos Sml Gr
33 26 +54 39.36n .24
C+Bos Sml Val
28 21 +50 15.65n .25
E BosIntlCore
45 34 +42 13.87n .16
B+BosSmTxEq
33 26 +46 26.51n .17
C+StanFxdInc
8 6 17.25n .07
A Merger Fund 2 1 +12 14.66n +.21
Meridian Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8004466662
AGrowth
29 22 +37 26.78n .13
A Value
26 21 +39 23.48n +.03
Merk Hard Funds
$ 326 mil 8666375386
A+CurrencyInv
8 15 .. 10.27 .06
Metro West
$ 8.0 bil 8002414671
D Low Dur Bd
8 2 0 8.07n .02
D+Low Dur Bd I
8 2
8.08n .02
E StratInc I
17 4 .. 7.64 .05
ATotal Ret Bd
5 2 +13 9.03n +.01
ATotal Ret Bd I 4 2 +14 9.03n +.01
Metzler/Payden Inves
$ 418 mil 8666738637
A Euro EmgMkt 62 55 .. 14.51 .91
MFS Funds A
$ 38.0 bil 8006372929
D AggrGrAlloc
38 30 +32 9.97 .07
CBond
12 10
10.40 .08
D CA Muni
13 12
4.82 .01
B ConsrvAlloc
17 13 +18 10.22 .04
D Core Equity
37 28 +27 11.78 .05
BCore Growth
32 25 +28 13.46 .04
A+Emrg Mk Eq
55 45+110 19.69 .56
A GlblTotRet
20 16 +36 11.02 .05
AGlobal Eq
34 26 +50 18.09 .24
C Global Grow
38 30 +43 17.12 .15
A Govt Secs
+ 2 + 1 +12 9.52 ..
B Growth
34 28 +38 27.66 ..
CGrowth Allo
33 26 +29 10.14 .08
D Hi Yld Opp
28 25
4.82 .05
D High Income 26 23
2.57 .03
AIntl Growth
40 32 +60 16.04 .13
D Intl Nw Ds
44 37 +54 13.55 .39
B+Intl Val
35 28 +68 19.51 .19
B+IntlDivrs A
41 33 .. 9.29 .14
B Ltd Maturity
4 4
5.91 .02
B+MA Inv Tr
31 24 +36 14.33 .10
D MA InvGrSk
34 26 +21 10.15 .04
C+MA Muni
9 9
9.75 .01
E Mid Cap Gr
43 35
5.87 +.01
C+Mod Alloc
25 19 +24 10.24 .05
D Muni Hi Inc
14 12
6.57 .04
C Muni Inc
10 10
7.28 .01
C NC Muni
10 9
10.25 +.01
DNew Discov
38 31 +16 11.85 .02
C NY Muni
11 11
9.43 .01
C+Research
34 26 +40 17.56 .12
B+Resrch Intl
43 35 +55 11.10 .19
C+Rsrch Bond
8 7
8.74 .05
C+Str Income
13 11
5.50 .04
E Strat Val
41 30
7.45 .02
C Total Ret
23 16 +19 11.44 .05
A+Util
41 34+103 11.30 +.18
C VA Muni
10 10
9.82 +.02
B+Value
33 23 +44 17.74 .10
MFS Funds B
$ 6.1 bil 8006372929
DAggrGrAlloc
38 30 +29 9.80n .07
C+Core Gr
32 25 +24 12.65n .04
C+Growth
35 28 +33 24.75n .01
D Growth Allo
33 26 +27 9.97n .08
BMA Inv Tr
31 24 +33 13.89n .09
DMA InvGrSk
34 26 +18 9.14n .04
CMod Alloc
26 20 +21 10.09n .06
D+Total Ret B
24 16 +16 11.43n .05
A+Util
41 34 +99 11.26n +.18

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
B Value
33 23 +41 17.64n .09
MFS Funds C
$ 5.5 bil 8006372929
D Growth Allo
33 26 +26 9.96n .07
DIntl Nw Ds
45 37 +50 12.94n .37
BMA Inv Tr
31 24 +33 13.80n .09
DMA InvGrSk
34 26 +17 9.10n .04
CMod Alloc
26 20 +21 10.08n .05
DMun Hi Inc
15 13
6.58n .04
D+Total Ret
24 16 +16 11.48n .06
A+Util
41 34 +98 11.27n +.19
B Value
33 23 +41 17.60n .10
MFS Funds I
$ 8.0 bil 8006372929
E High Income 30 25 18 2.57n .02
C+Intl Nw Ds
44 36 +62 13.92n .39
E Mid Cap Gr
43 35 +10 6.00n +.01
E MidCapVal
39 31 +26 8.13n .05
BResearch
34 26 +41 17.91n .12
BRsrch Bond
8 7
8.74n .06
B+Rsrch Intl
43 35 +57 11.45n .19
C+Total Ret
23 16 +20 11.44n .05
AValue
32 23 +46 17.83n .09
MFS Instl Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8006372929
A Intl Eq
37 30 +60 12.68n .21
Morgan Stan
$ 639 mil 8008696397
A LtdDurUSGvt + 4 + 1
9.28n +.02
Morgan Stan A
$ 4.9 bil 8008696397
C Cap Opps
40 32 +59 14.40 +.12
E EqWtS&P500 37 27 +27 23.86 .06
E FocGrowth
44 35 +20 19.30 +.15
E GlobDivGr
40 27 +24 8.56 .04
D+MidGrwth
43 32 +54 18.95 +.15
DS&P500 Idx
35 25 +22 10.25 .06
A SpecialVal
28 24 +47 9.74 .17
AStrategist
23 16 +33 14.97 ..
DTaxEx Secs
14 12
9.31 +.02
CUSGovtSecs
7 0
8.18 .01
Morgan Stan B
$ 5.8 bil 8008696397
DCA Tax Fr
13 11 10.05n +.03
E DivGrSecs
35 25 11.90n .02
E EqWtS&P500 37 27 +24 23.55n .05
B+Euro Equity
42 31 +48 13.04n .06
E FocGrowth
44 35 +16 17.71n +.13
E S&P500 Idx
35 25 +19 9.95n .06
CUSGovtSecs
7 0
8.19n ..
Morgan Stan I
$ 2.3 bil 8008696397
DEqWtS&P500 36 27 +29 24.04n .06
E FocGrowth
44 35 +22 19.87n +.16
C+IntlValEq
36 28 +39 7.67 .11
DTaxEx Secs
14 12
9.30n +.02
C USGovtSecs
7 0
8.19n .01
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 19.6 bil 8005487786
B+ActIntlAlI
41 32 +55 9.05n .11
DCapGr I
43 33 +24 14.05n +.07
E CorFxdIncI
14 4
8.87n +.01
E CorPlFxd I
17 6
9.00n .01
A+Emer Mkts I
56 45+122 14.23n .70
BIntl Eq P
36 28 +38 12.03n .16
BIntlEq I
36 28 +39 12.18n .16
A IntlFxdIncI
1 6 +11 10.31n .02
DIntlRealEsI
42 32 +79 14.74n 1.01
E IntlSmCap I
42 31 +18 9.42n .21
DInvGrdFxInI
13 4
9.28n ..
CLgCpRelValI
30 20 +42 8.12n ..
E Ltd Dur I
18 4 14 7.89n ..
D+MdCpGrP
43 33 +55 18.59n +.15
D+MidCapGr I
43 33 +57 19.12n +.16
CMunicipalI
10 9 11.02n +.06

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
E SmCoGr I
40 28 +27 7.93n .02
E SmCoGr P
40 28 +25 7.48n .02
A US SmlValI
28 24 +59 16.65n .29
A+USRealEstI
29 27 +74 10.19n .01
A+USRealEstP
29 27 +72 10.03n ..
MTB Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8008362211
D+Intl Eq I I
46 36 +34 6.90n .14
AIntmTrmBd I
+1 0
9.68n ..
A ShDurGovt I
+ 3 + 1 +10 9.73 ..
41.80 +.34
E Muhlnkmp 36 21
Munder A
$ 2.8 bil 8004385789
DIndex 500 b
35 25 +19 17.16 .11
E Internet m
41 30 +13 14.29 +.07
D+MidCoreGr b
42 32 +57 17.47 +.04
Munder C/II
$ 524 mil 8004385789
D MidCoreGrC b 42 32 +51 16.54n +.03
Munder Y
$ 2.2 bil 8002393334
CMid Core Gr
41 32 +58 17.78n +.04
Nationwide A
$ 1.2 bil 8008480920
CIntl Idx
43 34 +50 6.35 .19
CMidMktIdx
35 30 +39 9.64 .03
Nationwide D
$ 1.1 bil 8008480920
E Nationwide
38 27 +11 10.51 .09
Nationwide Funds C
$ 452 mil 8008480920
D Inv DestMod
24 18 +18 8.13n .05
DInvDstMdAg
31 24 +24 7.48n .07
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 4.6 bil 8008480920
ABond Index
2 2 +10 10.37n .01
A Enhance Inc
+ 1 1
9.05n ..
C+Intl Idx
43 34 +52 6.37n .19
C MidMktIdx
35 30 +41 9.71n .04
DS&P500 Idx
35 25 +23 7.89n .04
C Small Idx
31 26 +37 8.16n .15
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 3.6 bil 8008480920
DInvDestAggr
36 27 +29 6.92n .09
B InvDestCon
8 7 +13 9.25n .02
D+InvDestMod
24 18 +20 8.19n .06
D InvDstMdAg
31 23 +26 7.58n .08
C InvDstMdCon 16 12 +15 8.62n .04
DS&P500 Svc
35 25 +21 7.85n .04
Natixis Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002255478
A+CGM TargEqA 35 27 +71 8.11 .10
C US Divers A
36 27 +38 16.10 .05
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 999 mil 8008779700
A+Genesis
28 27 +76 20.66n .16
E Partners
48 39 +37 11.51n +.09
Neubg Brm Instl
$ 662 mil 8006282583
E Intl
46 38 .. 6.27n .22
Partners
47 39 .. 17.36 +.12
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 11.9 bil 8008779700
DFocus
35 25 17.86n .03
A+Genesis
28 27 +78 24.69n .20
A+Genesis I
28 27 +80 33.98n .27
C Guardian
34 27 +40 11.73n .01
E Intl
46 37 +58 11.29n .37
D+LehmnHiInBd 20 19
6.51n .09
AMidGrwth
37 28 +60 6.89n +.04
E Partners
47 39 +39 17.26n +.12
B+SmallGrwth
37 27 +58 13.05n +.04
C+Soc Respons 35 27 +38 17.43n ..
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 6.0 bil 8008779700

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
A+Genesis
28 27 +78 35.43n .29
E Intl
46 37 +58 12.44n .40
E Partners
47 39 +38 13.29n +.10
C Soc Rspons Tr 35 27 +38 12.02n .01
New Covenant
$ 1.6 bil 8008586127
DBal Grwth
28 20 +14 64.22n +.02
E Growth
37 28 +23 22.45n .04
DIncome
12 7 21.21n +.06
A+ NewAltrntve 48 38 +64 29.88 +.25
B+ NFJ Div Val 35 26 +46 10.50n ..
Nicholas Group
$ 2.4 bil 8002275987
BLtd Edit I
29 23 +42 14.26n .12
C+Nichol II I
29 23 +29 15.47n .02
E Nicholas
29 20 +18 31.71n +.09
North Track
$ 704 mil 8008264600
BGeneva Gr A b 32 26 +49 13.34 +.09
E NYSE100IdxA b 33 28 +24 18.11 .11
Northeast Inv
$ 910 mil 8002256704
DTrust
24 19
5.20n .05
Northern
$ 16.7 bil 8005959111
BondIndex
.. .. no quote
CCA Intm Tx Ex 7 7
9.17n +.02
EmergMktsEq 53 44 .. 6.78 .22
B Fixed Income 2 1
9.33n ..
GlbRlEstIdx
42 33 .. 6.12 .17
E GrowthEqty
36 25
9.35n .06
D+Hi Yld Fx Inc
21 18
5.75n .04
E High Yld Muni 15 14
7.51n .05
C+Income Eq
32 25 +24 8.38n +.07
C Intl Eq Idx
42 34 .. 8.20 .14
B Intl Growth Eq 42 33 +47 6.85n .06
C Intmd Tax Ex 7 7
9.23n +.02
E Lrg Cap Value 32 21 +18 7.60n .03
C Mid Cap Idx
35 30 .. 7.77n .03
MltMgrIntEq 43 34 .. 6.90 .07
MltMgrMidCp 37 29 .. 7.03 .01
MltMgrSmlCp 34 25 .. 6.73 .08
ShInt Tx Ex
0 2 .. 9.89 +.01
A ShInt US Gv
+ 3 + 2 10.27n +.01
C Sm Cap Index 31 26 +38 6.61n .13
B+Sm Cap Val
.. .. no quote
DStock Index
35 25 +23 11.62n .07
CTax Ex
9 9
9.11n +.03
Northern Instl
$ 1.9 bil 8006371380
ABond A
2 1 +10 18.74n .01
B+Core Bond A
.. .. no quote
D Equity Index A 35 25 +20 10.02n .07
B+Intl Growth A 42 32 +54 7.18n .07
A+US Tr Idx A
+ 4 + 3 +15 22.11n .04
Nuveen Cl A
$ 8.1 bil 8002578787
D All Am Mun
15 13
8.85 ..
CCT Muni
11 11
9.02 +.03
E Hi Yld Muni
26 21
14.62 +.02
D Insur Muni
12 11
9.08 +.03
C+IntDurMuni
7 7
8.05 .01
C KY Muni
10 9
9.56 +.03
C+Lrg Cap Val
35 25 +34 16.31 .07
B LtdTrmMuni
2 3
10.18 ..
D+MO Muni
12 11
9.32 +.02
E NWQ MltVal
49 36 +12 11.24 .07
D+NY Muni
13 12
9.02 +.01
COH Muni
9 9
9.79 +.02
C TN Muni
10 9
9.81 +.02
B TrdIntlVal
38 34 +64 19.95 .24
TrdwdGlAlCp 35 33 .. 15.99 .56
A+TrdwndValOp 36 32 .. 19.79 .05
D VA Muni
13 11
9.08 +.01
Nuveen Cl C

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
$ 2.2 bil 8002578787

E Hi Yld Muni
26 21 14.61n +.02
BLtdTrmMuni
2 3 10.15n ..
Nuveen Cl R
$ 6.0 bil 8002578787
D CA Muni
13 12
8.47n +.02
E HiYldMuniBd 26 21 14.63n +.02
D+Insur Muni
12 10
9.06n +.03
C+IntmDurMun 6 7
8.07n .01
B LtdTrmMuni
2 3 10.12n ..
D+NCMuniBond 11 11
8.87n +.03
E NWQ MltVal
49 36 +13 11.22n .07
CNYInsurMuni 12 11
8.75n +.02
B TrdIntlVal
38 33 +65 20.07 .24
A+TrdwndValOp 35 32 .. 19.84 .06
Oak Associates
$ 419 mil 8884625386
E WhtOakSelGr 38 26 23.17n +.09
Oakmark I
$ 26.0 bil 8006256275
A+Equity & Inc
16 14 +48 22.62n .03
Glob Sel
33 21 .. 6.87n .04
AGlobal
34 25 +51 15.98n .26
DIntl
39 26 +41 12.87n .32
DIntl Sm Cap
41 29 +49 9.00n .23
D Oakmark
30 22 +19 28.25n .08
E Select
36 27 16.21n +.05
Oberweis Funds
$ 388 mil 8003236166
ChinaOppor
62 42 .. 11.07n +.02
Old Mutual Advisor
$ 2.3 bil 8004330051
D+AnalLongShZ 37 27 +31 9.11n ..
E Analytic A
33 26 .. 8.87 .04
C+Growth Z
42 33 +26 16.31n +.03
Old Westbury
$ 6.8 bil 8006072200
A Fixed Inc
+ 2 0 +13 11.00n .01
A+GlobalSmall
24 18 .. 9.79 .04
A Mid Cap Eq
11 5 +38 13.28n ..
BMuni Bond
6 7 10.32n +.03
E NonUSLgCap 35 24 +35 8.01n .11
A+Real Return
35 38 .. 8.37 +.08
C USLargeCap
33 25 +23 9.67n .04
Olstein
$ 891 mil 8007992113
E AllCapValC
39 26
8.55n .01
Oppenheimer A
$ 73.9 bil 8884700862
E ActiveAlloc
34 27 .. 7.82 .02
E AMT Fr Muni
31 24 11 5.88 .03
E AMT Free NY
27 23
8.85 .02
E Balanced
32 25
9.02 +.03
E CA Muni
33 26
6.59 ..
E Cap Apprec
40 32 +13 30.67 +.23
E Cap Income
30 24
7.81 +.05
E Champ Inc
49 44 14 4.27 .05
E ComStrTotRt 29 42 +57 5.33 +.13
D ConsrvInv
25 22 .. 8.16 +.01
E Conv Secs
32 26
9.79 +.01
E Core Bond
21 18
7.65 +.04
A+Develop Mkt 46 37+159 26.44 .95
B Discovery
34 29 +23 37.95 .15
E Equity
39 29 +15 6.32 ..
E EquityInc
36 26 +21 15.17 +.11
E EquityInv
39 29 .. 7.83 .05
E Glob Opport
40 29 +43 19.91 .26
DGlobal
40 30 +43 43.53 .27
A+Gold&SpMin
57 53 +87 15.44 .27
AIntl Bond
8 11 +33 5.69 .03
B+Intl Growth
42 34 +66 18.00 .38
E Intl Sm Co
64 49 +57 9.69 +.05
IntlDivers
45 34 .. 7.54 .13
D Ltd Muni
12 11 +11 12.98 .01
B+Ltd Trm Gvt
3 2
9.36 +.03

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
A13
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
D+LtdTrmCAMun 11 10 .. 2.98 ..
E Main Street
38 27 +17 22.83 .13
E MainSt Opp
38 28 +21 8.52 .06
DMainStSC
35 28 +37 12.85 .19
E Mid Cap
43 34 +13 11.24 +.12
E ModerateInv 30 25 .. 7.95 ..
E NJ Muni
28 22
7.67 +.01
E PA Muni
28 24
8.42 +.01
A+RealEstate
31 28 .. 13.33 +.01
ARisingDivs
30 22 +34 12.35 .06
E SelectVal
40 28 .. 11.35 .04
E Sml Mid Val
45 34 +44 20.18 +.16
AStrat Inc
14 15 +19 3.63 .01
AUS Govt
4 3
8.89 +.01
E Value
37 26 +32 15.99 .13
Oppenheimer B
$ 6.2 bil 8884700862
E ActiveAlloc
35 27 .. 7.72n .02
E Cap Apprec
41 32 27.58n +.21
A+Dev Mkt
46 38+152 26.05n .94
E Glob Opport
40 29 +38 18.63n .24
E Global
40 30 +39 40.18n .25
B+Intl Bond
8 11 +27 5.67n .03
E Main Street
38 28 +14 22.01n .13
E MainSt Opp
38 28 +17 8.12n .05
E MainStSC
35 28 +31 11.75n .18
E Sml Mid Val
45 34 +37 17.62n +.14
B Strat Inc
14 15 +16 3.64n .01
Oppenheimer N
$ 3.1 bil 8884700862
E Cap Apprec
40 32 +11 30.02n +.23
A+Develop Mkt 46 38+155 25.83n .93
E Global
40 30 +42 43.13n .27
AIntlBond
8 11 +29 5.68n .02
DMainStSC
35 28 +35 12.51n .19
E Sml Mid Val
45 34 +41 19.58n +.15
B+Strat Inc
14 15 +17 3.63n .01
E Value
37 26 +29 15.63n .13
Oppenheimer Y
$ 12.4 bil 8884700862
E Capital Apprec 40 32 +15 31.75n +.24
ChampionInc 49 44 .. 4.27 .05
E ComStrTotRt 29 42 +59 5.38n +.14
E Core Bond
21 18
7.64n +.04
A+DevelopMkts 45 37 .. 26.49n .95
DGlobal
40 30 +45 43.84n .27
A IntlBond
8 11 .. 5.69 .02
IntlGr
42 33 .. 17.98n .38
E IntlSmCo
64 49 .. 9.70 +.05
B+Ltd Trm Gvt
3 2
9.35n +.02
DMain Street
38 27 +18 22.98n .13
E MainStOpp
38 28 +23 8.68n .06
D MainStSmCp 35 28 +40 13.49n .20
A+RealEstate
31 28 .. 13.38n +.02
AStrat Inc
14 15 +20 3.63n .01
AUSGovt
4 3
8.92n +.01
DValue
37 26 +34 16.37n .14
Oppenhmr C&M
$ 13.7 bil 8884700862
E ActiveAlloc
35 27 .. 7.71n .02
E AMT Free C
32 24 13 5.86n .03
E CA Muni C
34 26
6.58n ..
E ChmpInc C
49 44 16 4.26n .05
E ComStrTotRt 29 42 +51 5.18n +.13
E Core Bond C
22 18
7.66n +.04
E Cp Apprc C
41 32 27.36n +.21
A+Devlp Mkt C
46 38+152 25.63n .92
E Glob Opp C
40 29 +38 18.65n .25
E Global C
40 30 +40 40.89n .26
A+Gold&SpMin
57 53 +81 14.65n .25
B+Intl Bond C
8 11 +28 5.67n .03
B Intl Gr C
42 34 +62 17.09n .36
IntlDiverC
45 34 .. 7.44n .13
DLtd Muni C
13 11 12.94n .01
BLtdTmGv C
3 2
9.34n +.02

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value
A14
36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
B
E
Main St C
38 27 +13 21.92n .12
MainStOp C
38 28 +17 8.16n .06
MainStSCC
35 28 +32 11.81n .18
ModerateInv 31 25 .. 7.83n ..
NJMuni C
29 23
7.67n ..
PA Muni C
29 24
8.40n ..
SmlMidVal C 45 34 +37 17.62n +.14
Strat Inc C
14 15 +16 3.62n .01
Value C
38 26 +28 15.24n .13
Oppenhmr Quest
$ 5.0 bil 8884700862
E Bal B
30 20 10.66n +.09
E Bal C
30 20 10.66n +.09
E Bal Val A
30 20
10.88 +.09
E Intl Val A
50 36 +15 10.46 .23
A Opp Val A
17 15 +26 23.32 .03
Oppenhmr Roch
$ 18.8 bil 8884700862
C LtdTrmNY A
11 10
2.87 .01
D LtdTrmNY C
11 11
2.86n .01
E Muni A
28 24
12.25 .01
E Muni C
28 24 12.23n .01
E Municipals B 28 24 12.24n .01
E NatlMuni A
37 26 12 6.48 .02
E NatlMuni B
38 26 14 6.50n .02
E NatlMuni C
38 26 14 6.46n .03
Optimum C
$ 684 mil 8009140278
C+Fixed Inc
8 5
8.09n .02
DLrg Cap Val
36 24 +25 7.73n .04
E Lrg Cp Grow
39 29 +12 7.61n .01
Optimum Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8009140278
B Fixed Inc
7 5
8.08n .02
D Lrg Cap Val
35 24 +30 7.83n .04
E Lrg Cp Grow
39 29 +18 8.03n .01
Osterweis Capital
$ 518 mil 8662360050
D+Osterweis
27 21 +41 19.73n +.02
A Strat Inc
4 7 +17 10.00n ..
PQR
Pacific Cap Inst
$ 1.3 bil 8002589232
AHgCrFxInY
1 1 10.47n .03
E Small Cap
35 28 +35 9.85n .15
C+Tax Fr
7 7
9.14n +.01
Pacific Life Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8007222333
B Mgd Bond A
3 2
9.46 +.08
D+OptMod C
27 20 .. 8.65 .02
C OptModA
26 19 .. 8.76 .02
D+OptModAggrA 33 25 .. 8.33 .05
D OptModAggrC 33 25 .. 8.17 .05
Parnassus
$ 1.8 bil 8009993505
A+Equity Inc
22 20 +36 19.65n .07
A Parnassus
30 24 +16 25.62n .16
Pax World
$ 2.4 bil 8007671729
D Balance
30 22 +24 17.50n .01
Payden Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8005729336
BCore Bond
6 4
9.23n .02
A GNMA
+ 3 + 2 +13 9.71n +.01
C High Income 20 18
5.94 .05
AShort Bond
0 1
9.75n .01
Permanent Port
$ 3.8 bil 8005315142
A+Portfolio
14 17 +60 31.09n .19
Perritt Capital Mgmt
$ 398 mil 8003318936
E Perritt Micro 41 33 +38 15.71n .21
Phoenix A
$ 6.1 bil 8002434361
VirAltDiv
25 24 .. 8.78 +.20
C VirBalance
25 17 +11 10.32 .05
E VirCapGrow
39 29
10.48 .02
A VirForOpps
44 32 +75 16.22 .30
CVirInc&Grow 23 16 +12 6.83 .03
B VirMdCpVl
34 27 +64 15.08 +.10
CVirMulScSh
11 9
3.96 .01
A+VirRlEsSec
28 27 +88 20.51 +.06
Phoenix C
$ 643 mil 8002434361
D VirMulScSh
11 9
3.99n .02
Phoenix Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8002434361
VirForOppsI
44 32 .. 16.26 .30
CVirShIntBd
5 5
9.25n +.01
C VirValEqty
36 26 +44 8.58n .08
PIMCO A
$ 27.8 bil 8004260107
C All Asset
.. .. no quote
B AllAsstAuth
.. .. no quote
DCommod RR
32 39 +39 10.53 +.31
A+DevLocalMkt 12 18 .. 9.07 +.04
B Emrg Mkt Bd 20 20 +19 8.16 .09
BForBdUnhed
10 13 .. 9.21 .02
CFrgnBdHedg
6 5
9.39 +.01
A GNMA
+ 2 + 1 +16 11.04 ..
DHigh Yield
23 20
6.91 ..
B Low Dur
3 3
9.54 +.04
B+LT US Govt
3 1 +12 10.41 .05
B Real Return
6 9 +11 9.95 +.09
B+Short Term
0 1
9.65 +.01
ATotal Retrn
1 2 +11 10.21 +.04
PIMCO Admin
$ 31.9 bil 8009274648
D Commod RR
32 39 .. 10.56n +.32
ForBondUnhg 10 13 .. 9.21 .02
BGlobal Bond
9 11
9.00n .01
D High Yield
23 20
6.91n ..
B Low Dration
3 3
9.54n +.04
B+Real Return
6 9 +12 9.95n +.09
B+Short Term
0 1
9.65n +.01
ATotal Retrn
1 2 +12 10.21n +.04
PIMCO B
$ 2.5 bil 8004260107
D All Asset
.. .. no quote
DCommod RR
32 40 +35 10.43n +.31
E High Yield
24 20
6.91n ..
BReal Rtrn
7 9
9.95n +.09
B+Total Retrn
2 2 10.21n +.04
PIMCO C
$ 9.1 bil 8004260107
D All Asset
.. .. no quote
C+AllAsstAuth
.. .. no quote
DCommod RR
32 40 +35 10.42 +.31
E High Yield
24 20
6.91n ..
BLow Dur
3 3
9.54n +.04
BReal Return
7 9
9.95n +.09
B+Total Retrn
2 2 10.21n +.04
PIMCO D
$ 12.0 bil 8004260107
C All Asset
.. .. no quote
DCommod RR
32 39 +39 10.55 +.32
A+DevLocMkt
12 18 .. 9.07 +.04
B Emrg Mkt Bd 20 20 +19 8.16n .09
BForBondUnhg 10 13 .. 9.21 .02
CFrgnBdHedg
6 5
9.39n +.01
DHigh Yield
23 20
6.91n ..
B Low Dur
3 3
9.54n +.04
A MortBack
1 0 +13 10.31n .01
B Real Return
6 9 +11 9.95n +.09
ATotal Retrn
1 2 +12 10.21n +.04
PIMCO Instl
$ 154 bil 8009274648
C+All Asset
.. .. no quote
B+AllAsstAuth
.. .. no quote
D Commod RR
32 39 +42 10.62 +.31
A+DevLocalMkt 11 18 .. 9.07 +.04
C Diverse Inc
16 14 +13 8.75 .02
B+Emrg Mkt Bd 20 19 +21 8.16n .09
DFloat Inc
18 13 .. 7.76n .07
B ForBondUnhg 10 13 .. 9.21 .02
C+Foreign Bd
5 5
9.39n +.01
E FundIdxPls
41 29 .. 6.29n +.04
E FundIdxPlTr
41 29 .. 6.05 +.01
C+Glbl Bd II
6 6
8.87 .01
B Global Bond
9 11 +10 9.00n .01
D High Yield
23 20
6.91n ..
E IntlStkPlus
44 30 .. 6.75 .12
BInvGrCorpBd 8 7
9.24n ..
B+Low Dur
3 3
9.54n +.04
B+Low Dur 2
1 2
9.42n +.04
ALT US Govt
3 1 +14 10.41n .05
B+Mod Duration 2 2
9.65n +.05
A MortBack
1 0 +14 10.31n .01
DMuni Bond
16 14
8.13n +.02
C Real Asset
10 11 +16 10.10 +.13
B+Real Return
6 9 +12 9.95n +.09
ARealEstRR
36 37 .. 3.58 +.05
B+Short Term
+ 1 1
9.65n +.01
E StocksPlRet
40 28
6.50 +.03
E StocksPLUS
40 29
6.26n .01
ATot Retn III
1 2 +11 8.97n +.04
A Total Ret II
0 1 +12 9.81n +.04
A Total Retrn
1 2 +13 10.21n +.04
PIMCO P
$ 217 mil 8004260107
Total Retrn
.. 2 .. 10.21n +.04
Pioneer A
$ 18.6 bil 8002256292
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating
DAMTFrMuni
17 16 .. 10.81 .04
B+Bond
6 5 +10 8.37 .02
C+CullenValue
31 22 +57 14.42 .01
A+EmergeMkts 58 48+121 16.42 .30
B+Eqty Inc
29 23 +42 20.28 .17
C Glob Hi Yld
24 22 .. 8.30 .10
E Growth Opp
34 26 .. 16.61 ..
CHigh Yield
28 25
7.27 .04
E Independnc
48 35
6.95 +.02
E Mid Cap Gr
42 33
9.37 +.08
D Mid Value
34 26 +38 14.70 .05
C Oak Sml Gr
29 24 +50 18.69 .05
C+Pioneer
33 24 +32 31.05 .15
E Sm Cap Val
35 28 +26 15.38 .27
B+Strat Inc
.. .. no quote
E Tax Fr Inc
21 17
8.53 .02
E Value
40 25
9.08 .07
Pioneer B
$ 1.6 bil 8002256292
D High Yield
28 25
7.30n .04
D+Pioneer
33 25 +29 30.21n .15
Pioneer C
$ 2.8 bil 8002256292
CCullenValue
32 22 .. 14.20 .01
D+Glob Hi Yld
25 22 .. 8.25 .11
D High Yield
28 25
7.38 .04
D+Pioneer
33 25 +29 29.83 .15
B Strat Inc
.. .. no quote
Pioneer Y
$ 4.1 bil 8002256292
B+Bond
6 5 .. 8.31 .01
C+CullenValue
31 22 .. 14.51 .01
CHigh Yield
28 24
7.26n .04
DIntl Equity
45 36 .. 14.20 .24
CMid Value
34 26 +40 15.39n .06
E Oak Lrg Gr
.. .. no quote
BPioneer
32 24 +34 31.14n .15
PNC Funds
$ 1.1 bil
C IntlEqtyI
.. .. no quote
E PolarisGlbl 45 32 +29 9.67n .03
A Portfolio21 35 28 +46 23.19n .37
Price Advisor
$ 10.0 bil 8006385660
DBlu Chp Gr
38 30 +21 24.87n .03
D+Equity Inc
34 22 +27 17.78n .16
DGrowth Stk
38 30 +22 20.57n +.02
AIntl Bond
7 10 +12 9.11n .01
C+Mid Cap Gr
37 31 +47 36.09n +.17
BMid Cap Val
33 26 +43 15.06n .04
D Retire 2030
35 27 .. 12.26n .08
E Sci & Tech
38 32 14.56n +.07
B+SmlCapVal
25 24 +62 26.91n .42
CTax Fr Inc
10 10
8.58n ..
D+Value
35 27 +34 16.68n .06
Price Funds
$ 219 bil 8006385660
Afrc&MidE
41 42 .. 7.65n .07
C Balanced
27 21 +22 14.62n .08
DBlueChip Gr
38 30 +22 24.88n .03
C CA Tax Fr Bd
10 10
9.41n +.01
D Cap Opport
34 25 +28 10.64n .06
B+CapApprc
27 23 +40 14.55n .10
B CapApprcAdv 27 23 .. 14.46n .09
D Corp Income 15 13
7.71n .06
BDividend Gr
32 24 +30 16.99n .15
AEmergMktBd 20 20 +33 10.03n .07
A+EmMktsInstl 58 46+118 16.57n .41
E EmrgEur&Med 66 59+120 12.52n .70
A+EmrgMktStk 57 46+126 18.43n .44
D+Equity Inc
34 22 +28 17.82n .16
DEquity Index
35 25 +23 25.27n .15
D EquityIncR
34 22 +26 17.75n .17
B+Euro Stk
46 35 +46 10.78n .29
CExtEqMktIx
36 30 +46 10.26n .05
E FinanclSvc
38 20 10.64n .12
B+Global Stock 50 42 +57 12.66n .07
A GNMA
+ 1 + 1 +12 9.28n +.01
D+Growth & Inc 34 26 +21 14.43n .06
DGrowth Stk
38 30 +23 20.76n +.02
DGrowthStk R 39 30 +21 20.41n +.02
A+Health Sci
26 23 +58 20.94n +.10
C+Hi Yld Adv
21 19 +10 5.02n .06
C+High Yld
21 19 +11 5.03n .06
BHigh Yld Ins
19 17 +10 7.47n .07
AInflProtBd
3 7 +18 10.73n +.07
InstFltRt
.. 16 .. 8.32n .11
AIntl Bond
7 10 +13 9.12n .01
C+Intl Eq Idx
43 34 +54 9.05n .19
D+Intl Gr&Inc
45 35 +56 9.75n .19
D Intl Stock
47 39 +37 8.88n .24
BIntlDiscov
47 36 +73 25.71n .62
D IntlGrIncAv
45 35 +56 9.74n .19
E Japan
37 30 +23 6.62n .15
A+Latin Amer
54 50+307 24.69n +.44
E LgCpGrInstl
37 31 +17 9.82n +.08
C+LrgCapVal I
33 24 +36 9.79n .08
B+MD ST Bd
+ 1 1
5.11n ..
CMD Tax Fr Bd 10 10
9.01n .02
A+Media&Telcm 43 31 +96 27.42n +.43
C+Mid Cap Gr
37 31 +49 36.53n +.17
B Mid Cap Val
33 26 +45 15.16n .04
C+MidCapEqGrI 38 31 +48 16.10n +.08
BMidCapVal R 33 26 +41 14.91n .04
C+New Amer Gr 32 29 +25 21.52n +.09
A+New Asia
61 40 +86 8.51n .33
A+New Era
47 47+140 32.12n +.02
ANew Income
3 4 +11 8.43n .02
E NewHorizns
36 29 +38 19.60n .01
C NJ Tax Fr Bd
9 9 10.13n +.02
CNY Tax Fr Bd
11 11
9.64n ..
OverseasStk 45 36 .. 5.90n .15
BPersnlStrIn
20 16 +23 12.20n .06
D PersonlStrGr 35 27 +31 15.97n .11
C PrsnlStrBal
28 22 +27 13.63n .08
A Real Estate
30 29 +75 12.98n .04
CRet2020 Adv
32 24 .. 12.06n .07
BRetire 2005
22 17 .. 9.15n .05
C+Retire 2010
26 20 .. 11.93n .07
C+Retire 2010
26 20 +28 11.99n .07
CRetire 2020
32 24 +31 12.13n .08
D+Retire 2030
35 27 +34 12.34n .07
D Retire 2040
36 28 .. 12.19n .08
D Retire 2040
36 28 +33 12.26n .08
D+Retire 2045
36 28 .. 8.13n .05
B Retire Inc
19 14 +19 10.55n .05
C Retire2010R
26 20 .. 11.85n .07
C+Retire2015
29 22 .. 9.00n .05
D+Retire2020R
32 24 .. 11.98n .07
CRetire2025
34 26 .. 8.74n .05
D Retire2030R
36 27 .. 12.19n .08
D Retire2035
36 28 .. 8.62n .06
D Retire2040R
36 28 .. 12.13n .08
E Sci & Tech
38 32 +10 14.59n +.07
ASm Cap Value 25 24 +63 27.09n .42
D SmCapStk
32 25 +35 20.58n .31
DSmCapStkAd 32 25 +34 20.43n .32
D SmCapStkIn
32 25 +35 8.04n .13
D Spectrum Gr
38 30 +37 12.96n .09
ASpectrum Inc 12 10 +17 10.32n .05
C Spectrum Intl 47 37 +51 7.86n .21
AST Bond
1 2
4.56n .01
CSummit Muni 11 10
9.47n ..
B SumtMunInt 5 6 10.05n +.01
C Tax Fr Inc
10 10
8.57n ..
D TotEqMktIdx 35 26 +30 10.33n .06
DTx Fr Hi Yld
15 14
9.30n .02
B+Tx Fr Sh Intm 1 3
5.19n ..
AUS Bond Idx
1 1 +10 10.11n .02
A+US Treas LT
+ 2 + 2 +19 11.80n .05
A+US Trs Intm
+ 4 + 2 +14 5.62n +.01
CVA Tax Fr Bd
11 10
9.89n +.02
D+Value
35 27 +35 16.81n .07
PRIMECAP Odyssey Fun
$ 957 mil 8007292307
D+AggrGrowth
35 26 .. 9.31 ..
C+Growth
33 26 .. 9.76 .01
C+Stock
31 25 .. 9.77 +.03
Principal Funds
$ 52.3 bil 8002474123
C+Balanced A
25 19 +22 10.73 .06
DBd & Mtg In
13 7
8.68n .01
E Bd & Mtg J
13 8
8.73n .01
E CA Muni A
18 15
8.40 +.01
E DiscLgBlndA 36 26 +12 9.65 .06
E DiscLrgInst
36 25 .. 9.67n .06
C+DivrsIntl J
46 36 +62 7.47n .15
BDivrsIntlIn
45 36 +65 7.55n .15
Eq Inc A
34 23 .. 13.41 .05
Eq Inc B
35 23 .. 13.28 .05
Eq Inc C
34 23 .. 13.16 .05
BGovHiQBdA
2 +1
9.53 +.01
B+HighYield A
22 19 +21 6.17 .09
HiYieldInst
19 18 .. 8.18n .08
InflProt In
13 9 .. 7.54 +.03
E Intl A
46 36 +95 7.54 .16
DIntl Gr Ins
46 38 +51 7.02n .15
A+IntlEmMkt J
55 45 .. 13.30 .48
E Lg Val A
34 24 +17 7.67 .08
DLg Val Inst
34 24 +25 7.69n .07
E LgS&P500 J
35 25 .. 6.59 .04
E Life 2040 I
36 28 .. 9.00 .08
E Life 2040 J
36 28 .. 8.93 .08
E Life 2050 I
37 28 .. 8.60 .08

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
36 Mos
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
E LifeStrIncI
20 13 .. 9.55 .02
C Lrg Gr A
36 26 +36 6.09 .03
CLrg Gr Inst
36 26 +37 6.14n .02
E LT 2010 In
28 21 +14 9.24n .05
E LT 2010 J
28 21 .. 9.18 .05
E LT 2020 In
32 24 +18 9.27n .07
E LT 2020 J
32 24 +16 9.22n .06
E LT 2030 Instl
34 26 +21 8.99n .07
E LT 2030 J
35 26 +19 8.95n .08
D MidCpBlndA
32 27 +36 9.41 +.16
D MidCpBlndJ
32 27 .. 9.16 +.16
E Pref Secs I
26 23 .. 6.60 .02
CPtrIntl Ins
44 35 .. 8.92n .21
E PtrLgBl Ins
34 25 +17 7.02n .04
E PtrLgGrI In
37 31 +10 5.40n +.04
BPtrLgGrII I
35 27 .. 5.83 .01
PtrLVa I In
36 25 .. 8.61 .10
E PtrLVa Inst
40 25 +12 8.16n .07
PtrMdGr In
44 33 .. 6.30n +.02
E PtrMdGrI In
40 33 .. 6.86 .03
E PtrMdVal In
40 31 +22 8.04n +.01
DPtrMdValI I
34 27 .. 8.38 ..
PtrMGII Ins
46 36 .. 5.68n +.03
PtrSGIII In
42 31 .. 6.60 +.01
E PtrSmGrII I
36 29 +22 5.72n .06
DPtrSmVaI In
29 24 .. 10.83 .26
E PtrSmVaII I
34 25 .. 6.78 .14
A Real Est I
26 25 .. 11.77 ..
DSml Val Ins
26 22 .. 11.95 .19
E SmlS&P600 I 28 23 .. 11.67 .19
D+StrAsBal C
26 19 +19 10.64n .06
BStrAsConBlA 19 14 +16 8.79 .04
C StrAsConBlC 20 14 +13 8.74n .04
D StrAsConGrB 32 23 +23 10.99n .07
D StrAsConGrC 32 23 +23 10.89n .07
C+StrAsFlxInA
15 11 +10 9.49 .03
D+StrAsFlxInB
15 11
9.48n .03
D+StrAsStrGrA
35 26 +30 12.06 .09
DStrAsStrGrB
36 26 +26 11.37n .08
DStrAsStrGrC
36 26 +26 11.39n .08
D+StrAstBal B
26 19 +19 10.70n .06
CStrAstCnGrA
32 23 +27 11.43 .07
TxExmptBdIA 14 12 .. 6.07 .01
Prudent Bear Fds
$ 1.5 bil 8007111848
A+Bear
+28 + 21
8.03n .01
A+Glob Inc
4 9 +20 11.98n .03
Purisima Funds
$ 396 mil 8008410199
DTotal Return
42 33 +26 13.86 +.01
Putnam A
$ 49.4 bil 8002251581
B+AmerGovtInc 2 2
8.70 +.12
DAsset All Gr
36 27 +28 9.25 .08
E Asst All Bal
29 22 +14 8.56 .05
DAstAlloCns
20 15
7.56 +.03
D CA Tax Ex
12 11
6.74 .01
E Capital Appr
36 25 +13 12.69 .06
E Capital Opps 33 28 +25 6.42 .07
E Classic Eq
32 17
8.82 .05
D Conv Inc&Gr
33 28 +19 13.17 .09
E Discovry Gr
40 31 +14 13.41 .02
E Diversifd Inc 20 15 0 7.44 +.08
BEquity Inc
31 22 +30 10.96 .05
D Europe Eq
45 36 +43 14.45 +.03
D Float Inc
22 21 .. 7.10 .07
E Glob Eqty
44 34 +29 6.54 .05
C GlobNatRes
54 48 +94 14.94 ..
E Gr & Inc
37 23
9.75 .05
E Grge Fd Bos
31 21
10.78 +.07
E Growth Opp
36 27
9.86 .04
B Hi Yld Adv
21 20 +15 4.48 .04
CHigh Yield
22 21 +10 5.65 .05
CHlth Science
15 16 +24 44.09 +.19
D+Income
11 9
5.68 +.06
DIntl Equity
44 36 +34 15.29 .03
D Intl Gr&Inc
46 37 +46 7.67 .07
CIntlCapOpps
47 40 +68 20.41 .49
D+IntlNewOpp
42 33 +52 10.88 .07
E Investors
.. .. no quote
C MA Tax Ex
9 9
8.25 +.01
E Mid Cap Val
40 32 +25 7.61 +.14
E New Opport
36 29 +20 33.31 ..
E New Value
43 26
8.88 .02
C NJ Tax Ex
9 9
8.05 ..
CNY Tax Ex
11 11
7.31 ..
DOTC Emg Gr
41 32 +19 5.91 .01
E Research
35 24 +14 10.49 .05
E Sm Cap Val
37 27 +25 7.08 .18
E Sml Cap Gr
38 29 +14 12.14 .11
D+Tax Ex Inc
11 11
7.38 ..
D+Tax Fr Insur
10 9
12.86 +.04
DTx Fr Hgh Yld 16 14
10.12 .02
B US Govt Inc
4 4
12.44 +.23
AUtil Gr&Inc
36 27 +63 10.15 +.13
E Vista
42 35 +19 6.75 +.02
E Voyager
37 27
12.20 .05
Putnam B
$ 4.9 bil 8002251581
E Asst All Gr
36 27 +25 9.04n .08
E AstAlloBal
30 22 +11 8.52n .04
C Equity Inc
32 22 +27 10.86n .05
E Gr & Inc
38 23
9.58n .05
E GrgeFdBos
31 22 0 10.66n +.07
E Intl Equity
45 36 +30 14.56n .03
D IntlCapOpps
47 40 +64 19.88n .48
E Investors
.. .. no quote
E New Opport
37 29 +16 29.25n ..
E Voyager
37 28 10.45n .05
Putnam C
$ 1.5 bil 8002251581
E Asset All Gr
36 27 +25 8.90n .07
E Intl Equity
45 36 +30 14.88n .03
Putnam M
$ 1.6 bil 8002251581
E Diversifd Inc 20 15
7.36 +.07
C+Hi Yld Adv
21 20 +12 4.48 .04
D Income
11 9
5.61 +.07
Putnam Y
$ 7.4 bil 8002251581
E Asset All Bal
29 22 +15 8.58n .04
DAsset All Gr
36 27 +29 9.34n .08
DAst All Cons
19 14
7.56n +.04
E Capital Opps 33 28 +27 6.55n .07
BEquity Inc
31 22 +31 10.96n .05
E Grge Fd Bos
31 21 10.82n +.08
E Growth & Inc 37 23
9.78n .04
C High Yld
22 21 +10 5.59n .06
D Income
11 9
5.73n +.06
D Intl Equity
44 36 +35 15.45n .03
E Investors
.. .. no quote
E New Opport
36 29 +22 34.69n ..
E Voyager
37 27 12.68n .05
Quaker Funds
$ 903 mil 8002208888
C+Strat Gr A
43 38 +44 15.30 +.17
Quant Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003262151
A+EmrgMktOrd 59 49+141 12.90n .27
E ForeignValO
52 40 +38 9.81n +.10
Rainier Funds
$ 5.7 bil 8002486314
CLg Equity
38 29 +33 18.61n +.04
C LgEq I
38 29 +34 18.74n +.05
B Sm/Mid Eq
43 35 +60 22.25n +.06
B+Sm/Mid Eq I
43 35 +62 22.67n +.06
Ridgeworth
$ 11.2 bil 8779847321
B Aggr Gr I
38 30 .. 9.03 +.04
CGA TaxEx I
10 9
8.90n +.03
CHi Yield I
20 18
7.72n .07
B InGrTxEx I
5 7 10.70n +.02
DIntl Eq I
47 37 +42 8.20n .25
C+IntlEqIdx I
44 34 +57 11.02n .32
A Intmd Bd I
0 1 +11 9.87 ..
A InvGrdBd I
.. .. no quote
D Large Gr I
37 27
7.15n .02
E LgCoreEq I
36 26 +27 10.15n .04
B LgValEq I
33 23 +34 9.00n .01
A MidValEq I
34 25 +43 7.01n +.08
AShTrmBd I
2 2
9.39n +.01
E Small Gr I
35 28 +24 10.42n .18
A SmValEq I
31 24 +54 8.34n .10
ATotRetBondI
2 1 +10 9.59n ..
A USGovSec I
+ 4 + 3 +13 10.56n .02
B VAIntMun I
5 5
9.42n +.02
RiverSource A
$ 32.1 bil 8887913380
DBalanced
28 18 +15 7.82 .03
E CA Tax Ex
12 11
4.25 ..
E Discpln Eq
37 25 .. 4.38 .02
C Div Oppor
35 23 +30 5.80 .04
CDivers Bond
6 5
4.40 .01
C DivrsEqInc
40 28 +49 7.19 .02
C+Equity Val
38 27 +47 8.20 .04
Floating Rt
20 18 .. 7.29 .12
B+Glbl Bond
6 8 +13 6.28 .01
E Growth
39 27
19.84 .05
BHigh Yield
21 19 +13 2.09 .02
InBldBasIn
14 10 .. 8.75 .02
InBldEnhIn
19 15 .. 8.07 .06
InBldModIn
17 12 .. 8.40 .04
AInflProtSec
3 6 .. 9.44 +.05
C+IntlSelGr
46 38 +52 4.71 .14

Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
E Lrg Cap Eq
38 26
3.32 .01
CMid Cap Val
42 32 +64 5.41 +.01
E MidCapGr
40 33
5.98 +.01
D MN Tax Ex
9 9
4.56 .01
E PrInSelVal
49 40 +46 5.04 .14
D PrtAggrGr
44 34 .. 6.18 +.04
D PrtBldrAgg
34 25 .. 7.37 .05
C PrtBldrMod
23 17 .. 8.12 .03
DPrtFmtlVal
36 25 +29 3.96 .01
D+PrtModAggr
29 21 .. 7.73 .05
C+PrtModCons
17 13 .. 8.49 .03
C PrtSelVal
35 28 +27 3.19 .02
DPrtSmlEq
33 29 +32 3.55 .04
DPrtSmlVal
31 25 +23 3.24 .05
DPrtTotEqty
39 28 .. 6.98 .06
BSh US Gov
0 0
4.64 ..
C Sml Co Idx
28 24 +43 4.68 .07
E SmlCapAdvt
37 29 +13 2.90 .05
D+Strat Alloc
30 20 +28 7.82 .04
E Tax Ex Bond
12 11
3.22 ..
E TaxExHiInc
14 12
3.57 ..
A+TNEmgMkts
55 45+100 4.91 .17
D TNGlobalEq
42 31 +48 5.15 .06
RiverSource B
$ 4.5 bil 8887913380
D+Divers Bd r
7 5
4.40n ..
D DvrsEqInc r
40 28 +46 7.20n .02
E Growth r
39 27 18.04n .05
E Lrg Cap Eq r
38 26
3.24n .01
D Mid Cap Val r 42 32 +59 5.22n +.01
D Mngd Alloc r
31 20 +25 7.74n .05
E PrInSelVal r
50 40 +41 4.80n .13
D+PrtBldrMod r 24 17 .. 8.08 .04
D PrtModAggr r 29 21 .. 7.70 .04
BTNIntlOpp
41 33 +50 6.49 .17
RiverSource I
$ 4.6 bil 8887913380
AbsRetCurIn + 2 + 3 .. 10.02 ..
DiscLgGrow
39 30 .. 6.21n ..
DDiscpln Eq
36 25 .. 4.42n .02
Div Oppor
35 23 .. 5.81 .04
Divers Bd
6 5 .. 4.40n .01
C+DivrsEqInc
40 28 .. 7.19n .01
Floating Rt
23 19 .. 7.28n .13
AGlbl Bond
6 8 .. 6.26n .01
E Growth
38 27 .. 20.35n .06
B InflProtSec
3 6 .. 9.44n +.05
BIntlSelGr
45 38 .. 4.78n .14
USGovtMtg
2 0 .. 4.79n ..
Riversource R4
$ 748 mil 8887913380
C DiversEqInc
40 28 +50 7.20n .01
Mid Cap Val
42 32 .. 5.45n +.01
Roxbury Funds
$ 184 mil 8004972960
E SmlCapGrI
35 27 +10 10.35n .08
Royce Funds
$ 19.6 bil 8002214268
ALowPrStkSev 36 34 +41 9.49n .13
B+MicroCap I
36 31 +43 10.02n .18
D Opport I
36 29 +35 7.04n .09
B PA Mutl Inv
32 28 +47 7.36n .08
C PAMutlCnst
33 28 +40 6.81n .07
A+Premier Inv
27 28 +75 12.63n .10
A SpecialEq I
20 16 +35 14.65n .27
B TotlRet I
30 24 +42 9.01n .11
A Value Svc
34 36 +82 6.98n .08
B ValuePlsSer
36 31 +69 8.81n .04
RS Funds
$ 7.7 bil 8007663863
A+CoreEqA
28 24 +37 30.68 +.21
E Emerg Grow
41 30 +17 23.88 .09
A+EmergeMktsA 55 44+137 12.56 .48
B Glb Nat Res
48 45+134 19.93 +.51
BInvQltBdVIP
3 3 11.57n .01
E Mid Cap Op
48 36 +15 7.33 +.04
E Partners
36 31 +46 19.72 .10
E Sml Co Gr
43 29
11.67 .09
E Value
40 32 +58 15.82 +.17
Russell Funds S
$ 22.2 bil 8007877354
BDivers Eqty
.. .. no quote
A+EmergMkts
53 44+110 10.69n .32
AIntl Secs
.. .. no quote
C+MultiStr Bd
.. .. no quote
D Quant Eqty
.. .. no quote
A+Real EstSec
29 28 +70 27.59n .10
B ShDuratnBd
5 5
17.38 ..
C Special Gr
.. .. no quote
BTax Ex Bd
4 5 19.98n +.01
E TxMgUSLgCp 39 28 +19 13.53n .07
C+TxMgUSMdSm 32 25 +46 9.41n .11
Russell Instl I
$ 5.6 bil 8007877354
C IntlDvlpMkt
44 35 +40 23.89n .17
BInvstGrBd
6 4 18.86n +.01
C StratBd
9 6
9.28n .02
E USCoreEqty
38 28 +22 20.33n .08
E USQuanEqty
36 26 +17 21.69n .08
E USSmallMid
40 32 +15 14.72n .16
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.1 bil 8007877354
D+Bal Strat
29 21 +21 8.37 .03
DEquity Gr
40 31 +32 7.22 .04
D Gr Strat
34 26 +27 7.95 .04
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 3.3 bil 8007877354
D Bal Strat
29 21 +18 8.30 .04
DEquity Gr
40 31 +29 6.96 .04
DGr Strat
35 26 +24 7.86 .05
D Mod Strat
23 16 +10 8.53 .03
Russell Lifepoints E
$ 1.6 bil 8007877354
D+Bal Strat
29 21 +22 8.37 .03
D Equity Gr
40 31 +34 7.24 .04
D Gr Strat
34 26 +28 7.93 .04
D+Mod Strat
22 16 +13 8.57 .02
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.3 bil 8007877354
CBal Strat
28 21 +23 8.40 .04
D Equity Gr
40 31 +35 7.35 .04
D+Gr Strat
34 26 +29 7.97 .04
Rydex Dynamic
$ 833 mil 8008200888
E InNdq2xStH
+93 + 65 46 22.71n .02
BInvS&P52xH
+93 + 50 36 56.31n +.64
E Ndq1002xStH 66 53 10.25n .01
Rydex H
$ 895 mil 8008200888
MgdFutreSt
+ 7 + 7 .. 28.74n .20
Rydex Investor
$ 1.6 bil 8008200888
DInvGovtLgBd + 1 0 15 17.77n +.21
A InvS&P500
+46 + 27 13 53.01n +.29
DNdq
37 29 +20 8.69n .01
A Prec Metals
55 53 +33 30.43n .76
STU
Schroder Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8004643108
D Muni Bd Inv
13 10 .. 8.34n ..
CNorthAmerEq 33 24 +24 7.38n .03
A+US Opps Inv r 29 25 +69 15.45n .11
Schwab Funds
$ 31.2 bil 8004354000
D 1000Idx Inv
35 25 +27 27.88n .11
D 1000Idx Sel
35 25 +27 27.89n .11
BCA TxFr Bd
5 6 10.48n ..
CCore Equity
33 23 +38 13.02n .10
C Div Eq Inv
31 20 +40 10.24n .09
C Div Eq Sel
31 20 +41 10.20n .08
FdIntLgIns
43 33 .. 6.04 .19
FdUSLgInst
37 24 .. 6.32 .04
CHealth Care
25 19 +81 12.35n .01
DHedgedEqSel 19 14 +37 12.56n .06
InflProSel
4 6 .. 9.45 +.04
D InstlS&P500
35 25 +25 7.57n .04
B Intl Idx Sel
41 33 +57 14.00n .34
B Intl Index Inv 42 33 +56 13.98n .34
Lrg Gr Sel
34 24 .. 8.05n ..
C MktTrack Bal 25 18 +22 12.62n .10
CMktTrck All Eq 36 27 +37 9.27n .12
C MTConsrv
19 13 +15 11.29n .07
CMTGrwth
30 22 +29 13.50n .13
DPremEqtyInv 36 27 .. 7.90n ..
DPremEqtySel 36 26 .. 7.91n ..
D S&P 500 Inv
35 25 +24 14.77n .09
D S&P500 Slct
35 25 +25 14.83n .10
D S&P500Idx E
35 25 +25 14.78n .10
CSm Cap Inv
31 25 +35 13.52n .20
C+Sm Cap Select 31 25 +38 13.55n .20
E Sm Eq Inv
35 28 +42 10.13n .15
C ST Bond Mkt
5 1
9.06n .01
D Target 2020
27 19 .. 8.51n .07
D TaxFreePlus
6 2 .. 8.96 ..
D Tot Bd Mkt
8 4 0 8.67n .02
D TotStkIdxInv 34 25 +30 16.57n .06
D+TotStkIdxSel 34 25 +31 16.61n .07
E YieldPlus Slct 32 3 28 5.96n ..
Schwartz Funds
$ 457 mil 2486448500
E AvMarCathlc 34 27 +29 10.40 .12
Security Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8008882461
E Equity A
34 26
3.50 ..
B+MidCapVal A 28 21 +66 22.29 .24

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
SEI Portfolios
$ 22.7 bil 8003425734
BCA Muni A
4 5
9.49n .01
C CoreFxdInst A 9 6
8.94n .01
A Emrg Mkt A
52 43 +88 8.30n .25
D High Yld Bond 25 21
5.57n .06
E Intl Equity A
49 40 +31 6.85n .08
DIntl Fxd Inc A 6 4 0 10.23n +.01
AIntlEmrgMkt A 22 21 +29 7.84n .03
C+Intmd Muni A 5 6
9.90n ..
E Larg Cp Val A 36 24 +23 12.58n .10
E Lge Cp Gr A
37 29 +18 14.86n +.04
DS&P 500 Idx A 35 25 +21 26.00n .17
D S&P 500 Idx E 35 25 +21 26.08n .17
A Sh Dur Govt A + 3 + 2 +10 10.14n +.01
E Sm Cp Gr A
44 34 10.52n .06
D+Sm Cp Val A
30 26 +39 11.73n .22
E TxMgdLgCp A 36 26 +24 8.91n ..
E TxMgdSmCp A 38 29 +26 7.81n .08
C UltraShBd A
4 3
9.03n .02
B+VolatilityA
28 22 .. 9.07n .05
Selected Funds
$ 10.1 bil 8002431575
D American D
36 25 .. 30.74n .11
D American S
36 25 +35 30.65 .11
Seligman Group
$ 5.6 bil 8002212783
E Capital A
45 39 +22 14.20 +.12
ACom & Inf C
34 26 +46 21.56 +.17
A Com&Inf A
33 26 +51 25.54 +.20
B+Glob Tech A
36 28 +33 11.89 +.01
DGrowth A
41 35 +20 3.09 +.01
Sentinel Group
$ 3.8 bil 8002823863
B Bal A
23 17 +23 13.25 .05
B CmmnStk A
33 25 +31 22.54 .14
E CorOpptA
39 27 +27 9.12 .03
A Govt Sec A
+ 3 + 2 +15 10.41 ..
CIntl Eq A
43 34 +47 11.87 .32
A ShMatGv A
+ 3 +1
9.04 ..
A Small Co A
31 25 +47 5.08 .06
ASmall Co C
31 25 +41 4.66n .06
A Sequoia
23 13 +26 104.86n +1.75
Sit Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8003325580
B Lge Cp Gr
32 25 +41 31.45n .05
D Mid Cap Grth 41 33 +45 9.48n +.02
CMN Tax Free
10 10
8.63n .01
DTax Free
11 10 0 8.05n ..
A US Govt
+ 4 + 2 +14 10.74n ..
38 29 +16 12.05n .28
E SkylnSpEq
Sound Mind Funds
$ 263 mil 8777643863
Investing
.. .. no quote
D+ Sound Shore 31 27 +34 24.38n +.17
E SpAmerInvA 39 35 +20 6.77 .05
SSGA Funds
$ 6.4 bil 8006477327
Emerg Mkts x 55 46 ..x 11.74 2.10
A+Emerg Mkts x 56 46
+118x11.7
2n 2.10
D IAM b
35 25 +24 7.25n .06
BIntl Stk Sel x
42 34 +63x 8.09n .27
D S&P 500 Idx x 35 25 +24x15.49n .10
A+TuckrmREIT x 30 29 +78x 8.86n .74
State Frm Asc
$ 5.1 bil 3097662029
A Balanced
19 14 +29 45.94n .24
AGrowth
30 21 +39 42.35n .33
A Interim
+ 4 + 3 +11 10.11 ..
D Muni Bond
7 7 0 7.73n +.01
State Frm Ret
$ 2.9 bil 8004474930
C+LifPth2010A
19 15 +15 10.06 .06
D+LifPth2020A
26 20 +19 10.06 .08
D LifPth2030A
31 24 +21 10.02 .10
DLifPth2040A
35 27 +22 10.00 .12
DS&P 500 A
35 25 +22 7.18 .05
Stratton Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8006345726
E MultiCap
38 31 +54 27.07n +.15
BSm Cap Yield 21 22 +72 36.39n .18
Strong Funds
$ 155 mil 8003681030
A Growth K
35 26 +44 19.32n +.07
SunAmer Foc
$ 3.1 bil 8008588850
D+Intl A
40 30 +33 11.11 .34
E Multi Gr A
46 36 +24 15.33 .01
E MultStr A
33 24 +16 10.82 .03
E MultStr II
33 24 +14 10.70 .03
E SS FocLgGrA
39 29
13.32 +.07
E SS FocMValA 41 30 +25 11.72 +.25
DStySel G&I A
39 28 +14 11.03 .05
SunAmerica
$ 2.1 bil 8008588850
A GNMA A
+ 3 + 3 +13 11.29 +.01
E SrFloatRt C
24 21
6.50n .09
C+StratBond A
16 15 +17 2.86 .02
A US Govt A
+ 3 + 3 +12 9.48 ..
Tamarack Funds
$ 775 mil 8004222766
E Enterprise
36 25 +25 13.14n .15
E MicroCapVal 33 26 +27 12.85n .21
E Value
35 23 17.61n .13
Target Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8004428748
B+Intl Equity
44 33 +47 9.12n .18
A Intmd Bond
+ 3 + 1 +12 10.41n +.03
E LC Growth
36 26 +10 9.96n .06
E LC Value
38 26 +23 8.54n .08
BSmallCapVal 27 24 +57 13.81n .16
ATot Ret Bd
4 5 10.05n +.07
TCM Funds
$ 480 mil 8005363230
ATCMSmGr
39 31 .. 19.90 .04
TCW Funds
$ 6.0 bil 8003863829
E Div Foc
40 27 +22 7.55n .02
E DiversVal I
38 28 .. 9.50 .05
E DiverValN
38 28 +31 9.46 .05
E DivFocI
40 27 .. 7.52 .03
E Select Eq I
36 28 12.53n .02
E Select Eq N
36 28 12.13n .02
A TotRetBd I
+ 2 + 1 +14 9.36n +.01
A TotRetBd N
+ 2 + 1 +13 9.70n ..
E Value Opport 33 28 +15 12.75n .02
Templeton Instl
$ 8.1 bil 8003218563
A+Emerg Mkt
51 38 +92 9.82n .37
A Foreign Eqty 42 31 +68 16.04n .43
TFS Capital
$ 376 mil 8888374446
A+MktNeutrl
9 12 .. 13.12n +.09
Third Avenue
$ 12.2 bil 8008808442
DIntl Value
35 31 +56 12.11n .16
DReal Est Val
39 29 +47 16.93n .76
C+SmllCapVal
31 29 +50 16.27n .15
E Value
44 31 +33 34.17n .83
Thompson Plm
$ 247 mil 8009990887
E Growth
44 29 17 21.67n .01
Thornburg A
$ 10.3 bil 8008470200
E Core Growth
47 30 +34 10.63 +.11
A Income Bldr
35 23 +46 14.28 .18
A+Intl Value
41 30 +79 19.37 .38
C Intmd Muni
6 6
11.93 +.01
B Ltd Mun Nat
2 3
12.88 ..
C+NM Int Muni
5 6
12.13 +.01
DValue
39 27 +22 22.76 +.06
Thornburg C
$ 3.9 bil 8008470200
AIncome Bldr
35 23 +43 14.29n .17
A+Intl Value
41 30 +74 18.37n .35
E Value
39 27 +18 21.91n +.06
Thornburg I
$ 7.7 bil 8008470200
A+Intl Value
41 30 +82 19.78n .38
B Ltd Trm Mun
2 3 12.88n ..
D Value
39 27 +23 23.12n +.05
Thrivent Funds A
$ 6.1 bil 8008474836
D+Balanced
27 20 +11 8.85 .04
D Core Bond
10 6
8.50 ..
C High Yield
21 19
3.64 .04
DLrg Cap Stk
35 25 +10 17.18 .01
C Lrg Cap Val
33 23 +34 10.81 .05

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
C Mid Cap Gr
38 31 +31 9.98 ..
E Mid Cap Stk
40 30 +29 8.73 .05
C+Muni Bond
7 7
10.01 ..
D PtnrIntlStk
43 34 +41 7.59 .21
DSml Cap Stk
34 26 +36 10.17 .16
Thrivent Funds Instl
$ 923 mil 8008474836
DLrg Cap Stk
35 25 +12 17.34n .01
C+Lrg Cap Val
32 23 .. 10.90 .05
E Mid Cap Stk
40 30 .. 9.39 .05
A+ ThWhite Intl 44 36 +87 12.00n .18
TIAACREF Instl Reti
$ 6.5 bil 8002231200
AGrowth&Inc
34 25 +35 6.73n .04
C IntlEqtyIdx
42 33 +53 13.03n .36
CIntlEquity
50 36 +43 6.86n .24
D LfCycl 2010
25 17 .. 8.84 .06
DLfCycl 2015
27 19 .. 8.63n .07
DLfCycl 2020
30 22 .. 8.38 .08
E LfCycl 2025
33 24 .. 8.13n .09
E LfCycl 2030
36 26 .. 7.91n .09
E LfCycl 2035
37 27 .. 7.85 .09
E LfCycl 2040
37 27 .. 7.98 .09
C+MidCapValue 37 29 +54 11.40n ..
E MidCpGrowth 42 33 +31 10.95n +.09
ARealEstSecs
30 27 +43 7.70n ..
DS&P500 Idx
35 25 +19 10.72n .06
DSmlCpEquity 30 26 +26 9.35n .18
D SocialEqty
33 25 +28 7.81n .01
TIAACREF Instl Fun
$ 8.6 bil 8002231200
B+Bond
3 2
9.47n .01
Bond Plus
6 4 .. 9.11 .02
Bond Plus
6 4 .. 9.09 .02
D Equity Idx
35 26 +25 6.96n .04
EquityIndex
35 26 .. 7.06 .04
D Growth Eqty
38 29 +20 5.50n .02
A Growth&Inc
34 24 +36 6.66n .04
Growth&Inc
34 25 .. 8.01 .06
HighYieldII
20 18 .. 7.33 .05
AInflLnkBond
3 6 +16 9.61n +.05
C+IntlEqtyIdx
42 33 +54 12.84n .36
IntlEquity
49 36 .. 4.80 .16
C IntlEquity
49 36 +46 6.69n .23
E LargeCpVal
38 25 +26 9.15n .05
DLgCpGrowIdx 36 28 +11 8.62n .01
D LgCpValIdx
35 24 +30 9.74n .08
LrgCpGrowth 38 29 .. 7.22 .02
ManageAlloc 28 20 .. 7.65 .06
ARealEstSecs
30 27 +43 7.48n ..
DS&P500 Idx
35 25 +20 10.78n .06
D SmlCapEqty
30 26 +28 9.48n .18
D+SocialEqty
33 25 +29 7.73n .02
TaxExptBond 6 7 .. 9.28 +.01
Tocqueville
$ 1.3 bil 8006973863
A+Gold
54 50 +52 22.71 .24
D+Tocqueville
37 28 +44 16.16n .08
33 22 23.12n .28
E Torray
Touchstone
$ 4.7 bil 8005430407
DLg Cap Gr A
37 29 +42 17.31 .09
E Lg Cp Gr C r
37 29 +36 16.80n .08
E Mid Cap Y
40 29 .. 10.46n .01
B+MidCapGrA
35 31 +37 15.04 .03
BMidCapGrC r
35 31 +31 12.85n .02
E SandsCapGrI r 43 33 .. 7.57 .03
E SandSelGrZ
43 34 +15 5.24n .02
C Val Opps Z r
34 26 +42 10.74n .02
Tr For Cr Union
$ 705 mil 8003425828
AShrt Duratn
0 0
9.37n .01
A UltShDurGov + 2 + 1 +11 9.45n .01
Transamer Prem
$ 1.4 bil 8008927587
D Bal Inv
31 23 +26 18.60n .08
E Equity Inv
42 31 +33 14.97n .09
Transamerica A
$ 3.7 bil 8882334339
C+AstAlCnsrv
22 18 +18 9.02 .04
E AstAllocGr
38 29 +27 8.73 .10
D AstAlMod
26 20 +20 9.28 .05
DAstAlModGr
32 24 +24 9.13 .08
E Equity
42 31 +32 6.74 .04
ASmlMidVal
38 35 +59 12.14 .03
Transamerica B
$ 1.4 bil 8882334339
DAstAllocGr
38 29 +27 8.50n .10
DAstAlMod
27 20 +18 9.22n .05
E AstAlModGr
32 24 +21 9.06n .07
Transamerica C
$ 4.2 bil 8882334339
CAstAlCnsrv
22 18 +16 8.99n .04
DAstAllModGr
32 24 +21 9.05n .07
DAstAllocGr
38 29 +27 8.50 .10
DAstAlMod
27 20 +18 9.20n .05
Transamerica Partner
$ 6.7 bil 8007555801
DAAIntHzn
26 20
8.37n .04
E AAIntLgHzn
32 25 +11 8.39n .06
E AAIntLgHzn
38 29 +13 6.84n .05
BCore Bond
6 5
9.55n +.02
BCore Bond
6 6 11.29n +.01
E Equity
48 38 +24 8.02n .15
CHi Yld Bd
24 22
6.51n .06
C HiYldBd
24 22
6.48n .05
D IAstAllIH
25 19 +11 7.51n .03
E IAstAllILH
31 24 +13 6.75n .05
E IAstAllLgH
37 28 +15 5.96n .05
A InflProSec
5 7
8.95n +.05
AInfProtSec
5 7
9.95n +.06
E IntlEqty
48 38 +29 5.10n .10
E Large Core
36 26 +16 13.94n .04
E Lg Growth
37 28 +10 4.60n .03
E Lg Growth
37 28 12.99n .08
E Lg Value
41 29 +10 13.08n .08
E LgValue
41 29 +14 7.01n .04
D Mid Value
36 27 +37 9.56n .06
DMid Value
36 27 +35 8.41n .05
AMoneyMkt
+ 2 0 10.63n ..
E Small Core
33 26 +15 12.31n .18
DStkIndex
35 25 +23 6.28n .04
DStockIndex
35 25 +24 7.31n .04
Turner Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002246312
B+EmergGrowth 35 30 +62 36.52n .24
DMid Cap Gr
43 33 +34 20.55n +.04
BSmall Cap Gr 36 30 +40 20.97n .17
Tweedy Browne
$ 5.5 bil 8004324789
DGlobal Value 35 21 +42 19.48n +.33
D Value
24 14 +18 16.77n +.07
UBS Investment Fds
$ 6.9 bil 8007947753
D DynAlpha A
15 13 .. 8.59 .01
DDynAlpha C
16 13 .. 8.39n ..
D DynAlpha Y
15 13 .. 8.65n ..
DGlobAlloc A
33 26 +22 9.16 .09
E GlobAlloc C
34 26 +19 8.92n .09
D GlobAlloc Y
33 26 +24 9.33n .09
E US Alloc A
32 25 +23 21.17 .17
E US Lg Eq Y
36 27 +26 12.18n .13
E US SmlGr Y
38 32 +20 9.02n .10
UBS Pace A
$ 803 mil 8006471568
E Lrg Co Val
38 25 +15 12.33 .07
UBS Pace P
$ 6.8 bil 8006471568
AltStratInv
20 16 .. 8.78 .04
AGlb Fxd Inc
7 11 10.43n .01
C Intl Eqty
44 34 +52 10.61 .19
BIntlEmrgMkt 52 44 +80 10.77 .46
B+Intmd Fixed
5 5 10.81n +.01
E Lrg Co Gr
37 27 +18 12.35n ..
DLrg Co Val
38 25 +28 12.35n .07
C+Muni Fxd
5 5 11.44n +.01
A Secs Fxd Inc
+ 1 + 1 +14 12.81n +.01
DSmMd Co Gr
40 29 +19 9.49n ..
E SmMd Co Val 32 24 +25 10.95n .12
B+Str Fxd Inc
4 5 +10 12.83n +.02
UMB Scout
$ 4.2 bil 8009962862
D+Small Cap
36 29 +47 11.24n .19
A Worldwide
38 32 +73 22.83n .10
US Glob Inv
$ 3.4 bil 8008738637
B East Europe
65 58+132 5.76n .34
A+GlbGoldMtl
46 45+111 8.68 .10
B Glob Resourc 56 52+149 7.77 ..

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
INVESTORS.COM
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
A+WrldMineral 63 56 +79 9.80 .06

USAA Group
$ 27.5 bil 8005318722
E Aggress Grth 37 25 +20 23.86n .21
E BalancStrat
30 23
9.82 .15
D CA Bond
14 13
8.82n ..
B Capital Gr
40 31 +40 5.34n .05
DCornerstStr
.. .. no quote
A+Emerging Mkt 51 43+112 11.92n .43
D+Extn Mkt Idx
36 28 +42 8.45n +.01
D FL Tax Fr Inc
11 10
8.43n +.01
E Frst Start Gr
28 20 +14 7.66n .11
A GNMA Trust
+ 2 + 2 +13 9.56n +.01
DGr & Tax Str
25 19 +11 10.41n .04
E Growth
42 30 +16 10.57n .02
E Growth & Inc 38 27 +16 10.64n .04
D Hi Yld Opps
22 19
6.18n .09
B Income
6 6 10.90n .14
E IncomeStk
35 23 +17 9.50n .05
AInternational 37 30 +58 17.30n .29
D+Intm Trm Bd
12 9 0 8.30n .15
D NY Bond
13 12
9.81n +.01
A+Prcs Metals
50 51+114 16.34n .33
D S&P 500
35 25 +23 14.09n .09
D S&P500Rwd
35 25 +24 14.09n .09
DSci & Tech
37 29 +24 8.20n +.03
ASh Term Bond 2 3
8.47n .05
DSmlCapStk
33 26 +32 8.84n .10
CTax Ex Intmd 9 9 11.33n .02
D Tax Ex LT
13 12 11.15n .01
D+TotalRetStr
.. .. no quote
B+Tx Ex Sh Trm
0 1 10.26n .01
D+VA Bond
11 10
9.63n ..
E Value
35 24 +31 9.36n .01
AWorld Gr
34 26 +51 13.43n .17
35 25 +24 6.84n .04
D Utd Assoc
VWX
VALIC Company
$ 851 mil 8004482542
IntlEq
43 33 .. 6.15 .12
Value Line
$ 2.4 bil 8002230818
BEmergOpps
34 29 +44 22.32n .21
B+Inc & Growth 22 18 +35 6.53n .02
D+Larger Co
37 30 13.63n .04
BPremierGrow 37 30 +47 18.48n .02
Van Eck Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8002212220
A+Glb Hrd Ast A 44 45+190 26.95 +.23
A+Intl Gold A
52 50 +91 8.52 .20
Van Kamp A
$ 41.9 bil 8004215666
B+Amer Val
38 26 +49 17.40 .05
E CA InsTxFr
15 13
14.54 +.05
DCap Growth
42 33 +21 7.68 +.03
DComstock
33 22 +22 11.34 ..
E Corp Bond
16 12
5.30 .01
A+Emrg Mkts
57 45+119 11.41 .58
E Enterprise
39 29 +11 9.56 +.04
D Eqty & Inc
25 17 +24 6.46 .01
E Equity Gr
45 32 +20 7.89 ..
AGlb Franch
30 18 +52 18.41 +.03
E Glb Val Eq
40 27 +25 7.97 .03
B Glbl Eq All
38 29 +45 12.47 .10
C+Govt Secs
5 0
9.20 .01
D+Gr & Inc
30 20 +34 14.57 ..
D Harbor
29 25 +14 11.25 .04
D Hi Yld Muni
17 15
8.34 +.03
D High Yield
24 20
7.45 .08
E Insur Tax Fr
16 12
14.04 +.01
D Mid Cap Gr
43 33 +45 16.27 +.14
E Muni Inc
16 13
11.29 .02
A+Real Estate
30 28 +74 12.86 .01
ASmall Gr
33 23 +65 7.93 .03
A Sml Cap Val
28 24 +53 10.96 .19
DStrMuniInc
18 16
9.71 .02
C+US Mortgage 4 + 2
12.11 +.03
Van Kamp B
$ 6.4 bil 8004215666
E Cap Growth
43 33 +17 7.26n +.03
E Comstock
33 22 +19 11.34n ..
D Eqty & Inc
25 17 +22 6.35n ..
B+Glb Franch
30 18 +48 17.77n +.03
D+Gr & Inc
30 20 +33 14.46n +.01
DHiYldMuni
17 15
8.34n +.03
DMid Cap Gr
44 33 +40 14.40n +.12
Van Kamp C
$ 4.7 bil 8004215666
E Comstock
34 22 +19 11.35n ..
DEqty & Inc
26 17 +21 6.37n .01
B+Glb Franch
30 18 +47 17.86n +.03
D Gr & Inc
31 20 +31 14.45n +.01
DHiYldMuni
17 15
8.33n +.03
E StrMuniInc
19 16
9.79n .02
Vanguard Admiral
$ 266 bil 8009972798
D 500 Index
35 25 +24 86.69n .54
D Asset Allocat 35 25 +24 43.21n .28
BBalanced Idx 22 16 +23 16.69n .07
C+CA IntmTxEx
6 7
9.90n +.02
CCA LngTxEx
11 10
9.87n +.02
B Cap Opps r
36 29 +52 54.82n .04
EmgMktStk r 53 44 .. 20.57n .88
A+Energy r
45 43+183 83.32n .04
B Equity Inc
30 19 +32 34.77n .24
B+Euro Stk Idx r 44 35 +64 52.07n 1.59
E Explorer
37 29 +25 41.98n .23
D+Extnd Mkt Idx 36 30 +47 25.65n .09
C+FL LngTxEx
10 10
9.96n ..
A GNMA
+ 2 + 2 +15 10.19n +.03
DGrowth & Inc 35 26 +21 33.68n .19
D+Growth Idx
35 28 +22 21.43n .02
D+HiYld Corp r
23 21
4.28n .05
CHiYldTxEx
12 11
9.00n ..
B Hlth Care r
22 18 +39 44.86n +.11
A InflProSecs
3 7 .. 22.54n +.13
C Ins LT Tax Ex
10 9 10.76n +.02
A+Int Treas
+ 4 + 2 +16 11.41n +.02
B+Intl Growth r 45 35 +55 43.83n 1.24
BIntmd Tax Ex 6 6 12.13n +.02
C+IntmdInvGrd 10 9
8.40n .05
D LargeCapIdx 35 25 .. 21.32n .10
DLgInvGdAdmr 14 9
7.43n .08
C LT Tax Ex
10 9
9.67n +.01
A+LT Treas
+ 1 + 1 +19 11.23n .06
B+Ltd Tax Ex
0 2 10.52n +.01
E Mid Cap Idx
40 32 +44 56.50n +.10
D Morgan Gr
38 30 +26 37.72n .02
C+NJ LngTxEx
8 8 10.42n +.02
C NY LngTxEx
10 9
9.66n +.02
C+PA LngTxEx
8 8
9.86n +.02
E Pac Stk Idx r
38 32 +40 51.43n 1.71
A Primecap r
30 26 +53 52.58n .09
A+REIT Idx r
29 28 +69 60.17n .13
B+Sh Tm TxEx
+ 2 0 15.58n ..
A Sh Trm Fed
+ 3 + 1 +12 10.52n .01
B+ShrtInvAdmr 4 4
9.88n .03
A ShTrmBdIdx
+1 0
9.97n .01
CSmall Idx
33 27 +49 21.91n .23
A+ST Treas
+ 4 + 2 +13 10.78n .01
A Tot Bd Idx
1 1 +10 9.67n .03
D TotStk MktIdx 35 26 +30 22.75n .12
D TxMgd G&I r
35 25 +24 42.13n .26
DTxMgdCap r
36 27 +29 45.35n .18
E US Growth
33 25 +16 34.63n +.03
D Value Idx
35 23 +33 16.49n .14
B Wellesley Inc 15 10 +16 43.51n .29
B+Wellington
25 19 +31 41.03n .23
E Windsor
41 27 30.98n .06
DWindsor II
35 24 +32 35.58n .21
Vanguard Index
$ 229 bil 8006627447
D 500
35 25 +24 86.69n .54
BBalanced
22 16 +23 16.69n .07
C+Devlpd Mkts r 43 34 +56 7.80n .24
A+EmgMktStk r 53 44+126 15.61n .67
B+Euro Stk Idx r 44 35 +63 22.15n .67
ExtDurTryI
+ 6 + 11 .. 30.48n .33
D+Extnd Mkt
36 30 +46 25.61n .09
E FTSESocIndx 37 26
5.54n .02
FTSEWldIns r 44 36 .. 64.20n 1.96
FTSEWldInv r 44 36 .. 12.80n .39
D+Growth
35 28 +22 21.43n .02
B+Int Bd
5 5
9.61n .01
B+Int Bd Adm
5 5
9.61n .01
Int Bd Inst
5 5 .. 9.61n .01
D LargeCapInv 35 25 .. 17.05n .08
BLT Bd
10 7 10.08n .10

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
LT Bd Inst
10 7 .. 10.08n .10
E Mid Cap
40 32 +44 12.44n +.02
MidCpGrI
44 36 .. 14.25n +.10
E Pac Stk Idx r
38 32 +39 7.85n .26
CSmall Cap
33 27 +48 21.88n .24
D Small Cap Val 29 24 +49 10.94n .19
C Small Grow
36 31 +46 12.77n .05
A ST Bond
+1 0
9.97n .01
ATot Bd Mrkt
1 1 +10 9.67n .03
D Tot St Mkt
35 26 +29 22.75n .12
B Total Intl Stk r 45 36 +63 10.97n .37
D Value
35 23 +32 16.49n .13
Vanguard Instl
$ 142 bil 8006627447
BBalanced Idx 22 16 +23 16.69n .07
C+Devlpd Mkts r 42 34 +56 7.75n .24
A+EmgMktStk r 53 44+127 15.66n .68
B+Euro Stk Idx r 44 35 +64 22.19n .68
D Index
35 25 +24 86.06n .53
D+Index Ext Mkt 36 30 +46 25.66n .09
D+Index Gr
35 28 +22 21.43n .02
E Index Mid Cp 40 32 +45 12.49n +.03
D Index Plus
35 25 +24 86.06n .54
CIndex Sm Cp
33 27 +49 21.92n .24
A Index Tot Mkt 1 1 +10 9.67n .03
D Index Value
35 23 +33 16.49n .14
A InflaProtec
3 7 .. 9.18n +.05
E Pac Stk Idx r
38 32 +40 7.87n .26
A+REIT Idx r
29 28 .. 9.31n .02
B+ShInvGrd I
4 4
9.88n .03
C Sm Cp Gr Idx
36 31 +46 12.81n .05
D SmCapVal Idx 29 24 +50 10.98n .19
StrcBrMkPls
36 27 .. 34.35n .19
StrcLgEqPls
35 25 .. 36.43n .22
D Tot Stk Idx
35 26 +30 22.76n .12
D+Tot Stk Idx Pls 35 26 +30 20.53n .11
A Totl Bd Idx
1 1 +11 48.72n .16
D TotStkIdx
35 26 +30 20.53n .11
D TxMd CpAp r
36 27 +29 22.54n .09
D TxMd Gr&Inc r 35 25 +24 20.50n .13
BTxMd Sm Cp r 28 23 +58 18.55n .30
BTxMgd Intl r
42 34 +57 8.88n .28
Vanguard Signal
$ 42.9 bil 8006627447
500 Index
35 25 .. 71.61n .45
Bal Index
22 16 .. 16.51n .07
EmgMktStk r 53 44 .. 19.79n .85
EuroStkIdx r
44 35 .. 20.15n .62
ExtndMktIdx 36 30 .. 22.04n .08
Growth Idx
35 28 .. 19.85n .02
Int Bd Sig
5 5 .. 9.61n .01
Mid Cap Idx
40 32 .. 17.84n +.04
PacStkIdx r
38 32 .. 17.87n .59
Reit Idx r
29 28 .. 16.06n .04
Small Idx
33 27 .. 19.75n .21
ST Bond Idx
+ 1 0 .. 9.97n .01
TotBdMktIdx 1 1 .. 9.67n .03
TotStMktIdx
35 26 .. 21.96n .12
Val Idx
35 23 .. 17.17n .13
Vanguard Funds
$ 338 bil 8008514999
D Asset Alloc
35 25 +23 19.24n .12
C+CA IntmTxEx
7 7
9.90n +.02
BCA LngTxEx
11 10
9.87n +.02
B Cap Opport r
36 29 +51 23.71n .02
E Cap Value
47 33
5.43n .02
B+Convert Secs r 32 28 +19 9.12n .09
E Div Eq Inv
37 27 .. 15.03n .04
DivApprIdx
29 21 .. 15.76n .17
A Dividend Gr
26 21 +45 11.07n .10
A+Energy r
45 43+183 44.35n .01
B Equity Inc
30 19 +32 16.59n .11
E Explorer
37 29 +24 45.04n .25
C FL LngTxEx
10 10
9.96n ..
DGlobal Eq
45 35 +43 12.95n .26
A GNMA
+ 2 + 2 +14 10.19n +.03
DGrowth & Inc 35 26 +21 20.62n .12
E Growth Equity 44 31 +14 7.55n .01
BHealth Care r 23 18 +39 106.24n +.24
D+HiYld Corp r
23 21
4.28n .05
CHiYldTxEx
12 11
9.00n ..
A Inflation Prot 3 7 +17 11.48n +.07
CInsur LT Tx Ex 10 9 10.76n +.02
C IntInvGdInv
10 9
8.40n .05
E Intl Explor r
47 36 +54 9.82n .44
B+Intl Growth r 45 35 +54 13.76n .38
B+Intl Value r
42 34 +64 24.32n .44
BIntmd Tax Ex 6 6 12.13n +.02
A+Intmd Treas
+ 4 + 2 +15 11.41n +.02
B Life Consv Gr 20 15 +20 13.34n .08
C Life Growth
34 25 +31 16.50n .15
B+Life Income
13 9 +14 12.10n .05
BLife Mod Gr
27 20 +26 15.30n .12
C LT Tax Ex
10 9
9.67n +.01
A+LT Treas
+ 1 + 1 +19 11.23n .06
B+Ltd Tm Tx Ex
0 2 10.52n +.01
DLTInvGrdInv
14 10
7.43n .08
C+MA Tx Exem
8 8
9.01n +.03
A+Metals&Mine r 55 54+121 14.41n .84
C+MidCapGr A
37 29 +33 11.60n +.01
D Morgan Gr
38 30 +25 12.15n ..
C+NJ LngTxEx
8 8 10.42n +.02
CNY LngTxEx
10 10
9.66n +.02
C+OH LT Tax Ex
8 8 10.52n +.01
C PA LngTxEx
8 8
9.86n +.02
A Primecap r
30 26 +52 50.62n .09
B+PrmcpCorInv r 29 24 .. 9.39n .01
A REIT Idx r
29 28 +69 14.10n .03
E Select Val r
35 22 +38 12.43n +.02
B+ST Corp
4 4
9.88n .03
A ST Federal
+ 3 + 1 +12 10.52n .01
B+ST Tax Exempt + 2 0 15.58n ..
A+ST Treas
+ 4 + 2 +12 10.78n .01
C Star
26 19 +25 15.24n .08
E Strategic Eq
39 32 +26 12.56n .13
StratSmInv
33 28 .. 12.86n .19
B TargRet2005
18 13 .. 9.90n .05
TargRet2010
22 16 .. 17.98n .12
C+TargRet2015
25 18 .. 9.80n .07
TargRet2020
27 20 .. 17.03n .14
CTargRet2025
30 22 .. 9.61n .09
TargRet2030
32 24 .. 16.15n .16
D+TargRet2035
34 25 .. 9.69n .10
TargRet2040
34 25 .. 15.78n .15
C TargRet2045
34 25 .. 10.01n .10
B+TargRetInc
13 11 .. 9.39n .03
C+TxMd Sm Cp r 28 23 +58 18.51n .31
C TxMgd Bal r
20 16 +17 15.95n .01
D TxMgd G&I r
35 25 +24 20.50n .12
C+TxMgd Intl r
42 34 +57 8.87n .28
DTxMgdCap r
36 27 +28 22.52n .09
E US Growth
33 25 +16 13.36n +.01
E US Value
34 25 +21 8.44n .08
B+Wellesley Inc 15 10 +17 17.96n .12
B+Wellington
25 19 +30 23.75n .14
E Windsor
41 27
9.18n .02
DWindsor II
35 24 +32 20.04n .12
Vantagepoint
$ 15.0 bil 8006697400
D 500 Stk Indx II 35 25 +24 7.16n .04
DAggr Opportun 38 29 +34 7.01n +.06
D Asset Alloc
35 25 +19 5.51n .04
D Brd Mkt Indx II 35 25 +30 7.57n .04
ACore Bd Indx II 2 2
9.40n .01
ACrBdIdxI
2 2
9.35n .01
DivfdAsset
7 6 .. 9.30n .01
DEquity Inc
36 26 +32 6.24n +.01
E Growth
39 31 +10 6.39n +.01
DGrowth & Inc 35 26 +18 6.85n ..
A InfProSecs
3 6
9.60n +.06
CInternational 43 35 +43 6.91n .21
B+LowDuraBond 3 4
9.29n .02
C MdlPtf TradGr 25 20 +20 17.98n .07
D MP AllEqGr
38 29 +27 15.32n .10
BMP CnsrvGr
18 14 +17 20.12n .05
CMP LngTmGr 30 23 +26 16.94n .08
BMP SavOrntd 13 10 +13 21.56n .04
SelectVal
33 26 .. 6.30n .04
Victory Funds
$ 6.3 bil 8005393863
B+Divers Stk C
34 28 +38 11.50n .07
ADivers Stk R
33 28 +40 11.66n .06
B+DiversStk A
33 28 +38 11.77 .06
B+DiversStk I
34 29 .. 8.18n .05
B+Estblsh Val R 30 27 +47 17.23n .13
A FundForInc A + 3 + 1
11.42 +.01
A Sm Co Oppo A 26 26 +58 19.11 .33
D+Spec Val A
42 35 +50 10.54 +.01
Waddell&Rd Adv

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating
2008 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
$ 19.4 bil 8003665465

C+Accum A
37 29 +34 5.49 .02
A+AssetStr A
26 24 +98 9.36 .06
B Bond A
4 3
5.72 .01
A Contl Inc A
20 15 +32 6.71 ..
ACore Inv A
31 23 +40 4.27 .02
Energy A
44 43 .. 8.57 +.11
A Glbl Bond A
6 9 +18 3.52 .01
AGovSecs A
+ 2 + 2 +10 5.49 ..
BHigh Inc A
18 16
5.44 .08
AIntl Gr A
42 32 +56 6.61 .14
C+Muni Bd A
5 6
6.35 ..
CMuni Hi Inc A 12 12
4.12 .03
C New Cpt A
35 25 +47 7.61 .05
E Retire A
45 35 +20 5.33 +.02
ASci & Tech A
34 26 +55 7.45 .01
E Sel Val A
34 23 +21 8.26 +.06
ASelDivOppA
34 24 +50 11.63 ..
E Sm Cap A
36 29 +24 8.18 .04
E Small Cap Y
36 29 +27 8.55n .04
B Vanguard A
35 26 +33 6.69 .04
Wasatch
$ 2.9 bil 8005511700
E Core Growth
43 32 +12 19.74n .27
E Intl Growth
54 40 +29 9.15n .32
E Micro Cap
42 29 +11 3.26n .04
E SmallCapGr
41 27 +10 20.98n .26
E SmallValue
42 36 +13 2.07n .01
Weitz Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8002324161
E Hickory
37 22 +21 21.80n +.50
Opportunity
30 17 .. 6.55n +.17
E Partner Val
36 21 12.69n +.31
E Value
37 22 19.74n +.43
Wells Fargo Advtg
$ 14.5 bil 8002228222
C+AsiaPac Inv
52 38 +42 6.48n .17
A CommonStk Z 32 26 +40 12.34n +.02
B+DiscoverInv
37 33 +40 14.26n +.05
A GovtSecsAdv + 2 + 2
10.37 +.01
A GovtSecsInv
+ 2 +2
10.38 +.01
AGrowth Inv
36 26 +40 18.65n +.07
C+Hi Inc Inv
19 16
5.76n .03
BIntmdTx Adv 6 7
9.74n ..
DLgCoCoreI
36 28 +14 15.46n .10
E LgCoGrowInv 41 34 +25 11.51n +.06
D LgCpGr Inv
35 26 +23 19.71n +.02
D MidDisc Inv
30 25 +32 13.67 +.03
C MuniBondInv 10 10 +12 8.21n ..
D Opport Inv
36 29 +28 23.55n +.05
B+ShtTrmBdInv 2 1
8.07n .01
D+SmlCapVal Z
40 35 +58 17.79n .08
DSmlCoValInv 30 22 +36 10.89n .01
B STMuniBdInv 2 3
9.32n ..
B+Ult Sh Muni
+2 0
4.69 ..
BUltInc Inv
4 1
8.33 .01
B+UltShMuniInv + 2 0
4.69n ..
C WlthConsAl
14 11 .. 9.10 +.09
E WlthGrowAl
38 28 .. 8.07 +.29
E WlthGrowBal 34 25 +11 8.37 +.25
D WlthModBal
23 17 .. 8.76 +.16
E WlthTactEq
42 30 +30 9.74 +.43
Wells Fargo Advtg A
$ 4.0 bil 8002228222
D Asset Alloc
30 20 +18 14.83 .09
D+CA Tax Free
11 10
9.42 +.02
E Endv Select
40 34 +30 7.09 +.05
E Lg Co Grow
34 23
37.06 +.13
A+Small Grow
37 27 +45 7.79 .12
D+Sml Cap Val
40 35 +57 17.53 .08
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad
$ 11.8 bil 8002228222
DAggr Alloc
36 25 +17 9.47n .05
D+C&B Lrg Val
34 24 .. 6.08 .04
E CapitalGrow
41 34 .. 11.82 +.05
C+ConsrvAlloc
13 9 16.60n .03
E Divers Eq
37 26 +15 22.29n .18
E Divers Sml
34 25 +28 8.13n .08
C+DJ Tgt 2020
24 19 +21 10.80n .09
E Endv Select
40 34 .. 7.15 +.05
A Govt Secs
+ 2 + 2 .. 10.37 +.01
D Growth Bal
31 22 +13 19.53n .09
DIndex
35 25 +22 36.18n .23
DIntl Equity
46 36 +35 9.15n .29
E Intl Value
44 34 .. 10.09n .30
E Lg Co Grow
34 23 35.50n +.13
CModerateBal 22 15 +10 16.01n .05
A Sh Dur Gov
+ 3 + 1 +10 9.99n .01
E Sm Co Grow
40 25 14.52n .09
A+SmCapOppor 30 26 +62 22.96n .16
E Sml Co Val
34 24 +24 8.01n .14
BStable Inc
4 1
9.56n ..
ATotRetBd Ad
2 2 +10 11.53n .02
Wells Fargo Advtg D
$ 396 mil 8002228222
D C&B Lrg Val
34 24 +24 6.07n .03
D C&B Mid Val
31 20 +24 11.16n .14
Wells Fargo Advtg I
$ 4.7 bil 8002228222
E CapitalGrow
40 34 .. 11.90 +.06
B DJ Tgt 2010
15 12 .. 10.66 .06
BDJ Tgt 2020
24 19 .. 10.82n .08
CDJ Tgt 2030
31 24 .. 10.44n .11
D+DJ Tgt 2040
35 27 .. 11.27 .14
E Endv Select
39 34 .. 7.19n +.05
A Govt Secs
+ 2 + 2 +10 10.36 +.01
A Growth
35 26 +45 19.72n +.07
A+Sml Growth
37 27 .. 7.99n .13
ATotRetBd In
2 2 +11 11.52n .02
AUlt Sh Muni
+2 0
4.69n ..
WesMark Funds
$ 607 mil 8008641013
A Govt Bond
+ 2 + 2 +11 9.75 +.01
D Growth
34 28 +15 9.14 .01
Westcore
$ 1.9 bil 8003922673
E Growth
41 29 +19 9.06n +.01
B+Plus Bond
6 5 +10 9.58n .03
B Small Value
29 24 .. 8.53n .17
Western Asset
$ 19.1 bil 6268449400
DCore Bond I
13 8
9.12n +.02
DCoreBdFiInt
13 8
9.12n +.02
D CorePlBdInt
12 7
8.62n +.02
D CorePlusBdI
12 7
8.62n +.02
D+HiYld I
26 24
6.65n .06
AInflPlsBd I
.. .. no quote
B IntermdBd
8 8
8.99n .05
C NonUSOppBdI 2 0
9.77n .01
Westport Funds
$ 1.0 bil 8885937878
BSel Cap I
30 28 +35 16.61n .09
C+Sel Cap R
30 28 +34 16.24n .09
William Blair I
$ 5.9 bil 8006352886
EmgMktGrIns 59 47 .. 9.02n .13
AGrowth
33 27 +31 8.09n +.03
E InstIntlEq
50 39 .. 7.59n .20
D InstIntlGr
50 40 +47 9.56n .29
InstIntlSmG
49 41 .. 7.22n .20
D Intl Growth
50 40 +50 14.73n .45
E IntlEquity
49 39 .. 8.53n .22
E Sm Cp Gr
42 29 +17 13.96n .05
William Blair N
$ 3.4 bil 8006352886
D Intl Growth
50 40 +48 14.45n .45
Wilmington
$ 2.2 bil 8003369970
CMltMgrIntlI
46 37 +48 5.16n .14
A+MltMgRlAstI
13 19 +85 13.51n +.02
E MltMgrLgCpI 35 26 +20 8.83n .03
AShIntmBdIns 1 2
9.74n ..
Wilshire Funds
$ 534 mil 8882006796
E LgCoGr Inv
38 28 +14 21.89n .10
WM Group A
$ 488 mil 8002225852
B W Coast Eq
31 22 +42 30.08 .15
E WnslwGGInv 56 40 +10 10.27 .07
World Funds
$ 781 mil 8005279525
EpochGlbEqI
32 22 .. 11.62n +.17
B EpocIntlSmI
48 38 +76 12.26n +.15
YZ
Yacktman Funds
$ 358 mil 8005258258
B Yacktman
21 10 +24 10.61 ..
Yieldquest Funds
$ 235 mil 8009723868
TR Bd Inst
18 15 .. 7.47n +.11

Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value
STOCK OPTIONS
Index Options
Oct
Nov
Oct
70
c1300 .... ....

46
158 20
p1325 .... ....
117 80
c1350 .... ....
p1350
121 20
c1375
c1400
c1425
c1450
c1500
c1525
c1550
c1575
c1600
c1625
.... ....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
Nov
Oct
Nov
c650 .... .... 2.0k 3 67 226 8 20

c660 .... .... 1.3k 2 80 326 6 10
c670 .... .... 1.4k 2 10 453 4 90
c675 .... .... 271 2 40 .... ....
c680 .... .... 555 1 94 440 4 50
c690 .... .... 338 1 45 35 4 55
c700 .... .... 360 0 77 11 3 70
.... .... 10k 533 20 10k c710 .... .... 416 1 22 1 3 30
c720 .... .... 371 0 45 33 1 90
.... .... 1 558 10 5.0k c730 .... .... 241 0 35 34 1 70
p4900 .... .... .... .... 246 28 70
.... .... 10k562
SP Euro
Close 448.98 Dec
566
p350 .... .... 2 5 50 200 11
.... .... 15k586
SP100
Close 448.98 Dec
590
p300 .... .... 182 3 .... ....
Rus2000
Close 526.42 Dec p310 .... .... 175 3 60 .... ....
p250 .... .... 485 0 74 6.6k 1 90 p320 .... .... 465 4 26 .... ....
p300 .... .... 426 1 53 98 3 50 p360 200 0 05 66 7 2610 50
p320 .... .... 985 2 29 6 4 80 p380 201 0 05 57712 50 614 70
p330 .... .... 822 2 45 17 4 60 p390 45 0 10 29612 50 318 73
p340 .... .... 458 2 95 17 4 95 p400 598 0 30 35916 70 205 21
p350 .... .... 542 3 67 270 7 25 p405 184 0 05 31517 50 .... ....
p360 .... .... 196 4 88 6 90 p410 401 0 05 25517 90 22924 24
p380 .... .... 582 5 93 19110 38 p415 174 0 05 51 21 .... ....
p390 .... .... 453 7 63 16711 73 p420 1.7k 0 05 118 21 229 70
p400 .... .... 609 8 90 9210 90 c420 356 44 41 620 53 1 70
p410 .... .... 1.0k 10 10 8813 18 p425 1.1k 0 05 2021 60 .... ....
p420 .... .... 868 11 70 5615 99 p430 2.4k 0 05 53323 50 524 30
p430 .... .... 341 13 07 23418 45 p435 9.2k 0 05 2226 60 .... ....
p440 .... .... 397 14 87 8120 65 c440 478 10 2738 40 103 57
p450 .... .... 619 17 51 22523 60 p440 10k 0 05 7828 80 5 35
c460 .... .... 177 88 20 1398 50 p445 1.7k 0 05 99 31 .... ....
p460 .... .... 586 17 80 21221 20 c445 863 3 50 82 35 .... ....
p470 .... .... 657 22 10 32531 50 p450 2.9k 1 79232 40 12439 60
p480 .... .... 1.2k 25 09 29028 35 c450 1.9k 0 05 62 32 3638 50
p490 .... .... 760 28 21 .... .... c455 1.1k 0 05 .... .... .... ....
c490 .... .... 306 68 70 .... .... p455 1.5k 6 10 1 35 .... ....
p500 .... .... 4.5k 30 40 1.1k37 18 c460 2.8k 0 05 261 27 5840 53
c500 .... .... 343 58 50 44074 10 p460 2.1k 11 35 36 933 80
c510 .... .... 465 60 60 5164 40 c465 4.1k 0 05 264 24 .... ....
p510 .... .... 3.9k 35 52240 11 p465 930 14 276 35 .... ....
c520 .... .... 541 48 40 9955 43 p470 919 22 5241 40 5547 66
p520 .... .... 493 38 20 24245 97 c470 5.6k 0 05 5021 50 5335 50
p530 .... .... 911 42 3.7k51 60 c475 2.6k 0 05 7521 66 .... ....
c530 .... .... 819 43 63 362 52 c480 1.8k 0 05 29118 30 7331 50
p540 .... .... 995 49 80 66552 56 p480 244 18 6146 50 1 44
c540 .... .... 1.1k 37 20 335 46 c485 191 0 05 717 27 .... ....
197107
c550 .... .... 799 27 69 11938 60 c490 775 0 05 9815 70 4 20
10 .... ....
04
197 104 20 82 p550 .... .... 518 51 20 7257 40 c495 322 0 70 1413
c560 .... .... 282 26 60 9336 50 p500 70 48 33 53 31058 60
378 80 90 267100 p560 .... .... 325 54 30 6865 20 c500 49 0 0505 55410 8050 6321 2730
p570 .... .... 243 64 90 57171 88 c520 206 0 05 176 5 11110
385 114 60 225 c570 .... .... 789 21 23230 60 c535 8 0 330 4 .... ....65
c580 .... .... 1.3k 17 40 15424 50 c540 .... .... 174 3 134 7
588 67 50 60 93 p580 .... .... 301 74 30 5570 10 c545 .... .... 354 2 20 .... ....
495 63 17 73782 70 c590 .... .... 1.7k 13 14 11625 70 c550 .... .... 187 1 50 7 4 80
429 47 4670 30 p600 .... .... 221 88 80 8587 83 SP100 Eur Close 448.98 Dec
334 38 03 52 60 c600 .... .... 3.2k 11 79 20918 82 p445 21 3 50 70127 6810 .... ....
543 27 30 4845 90 c610 .... .... 14k 9 87 32616 37 c445 20 8 36043 .... ....
253 23 2841 60 c620 .... .... 2.3k 9 30 41214 58 c450 2.0k 0 1040 2.0k32 70 .... ....
707 16 2929 80 c630 .... .... 14k 5 87 43911 60 p450 2.1k 0 05 1.9k 33 .... ....
264 11 80 8529 80 p630 .... .... 24 96 43 720109 p455 620 3 424 32 .... ....
c455 705 1 396 30 .... ....
580 9 50 12519 50 90
165 6 90 6219 20 c640 .... .... 2.0k 5 10 38010 19 p460 2.0k 4 7040 1.9k33 10 .... ....
c460 2.2k 1 1.8k 30 .... ....
p465 555 5 20 1.8k 33 .... ....
c465 764 2 2.4k 30 .... ....
p470 370 9 51 32 .... ....
c470 170 3 50 30 .... ....
Total
Call
Total
Put
c540 .... .... .... .... 300 5 50
Call
Open
Put
Open
SP100 st
Close 448.98 Dec
Volume Interest
Volume
Interest
p400 496 6 .... .... .... ....
p440 335 14 10 .... .... .... ....
447,473
347,115
SPX500
Close 940.55 Dec
N/A
N/A
p650 .... .... 5.2k 7 20 1.8k 14
N/A
N/A
p660 .... .... 6.0k 10 .... ....
2,514,954
2,182,110
p680 .... .... 6.0k 10 60 .... ....
1,496,601
1,190,626
c700 .... .... 4 285 95 3.0k
4,459,028 188,728,723 3,719,851 153,047,541 293 10
Close 88.52 Dec

p71 .... .... 400 1 56 .... ....
p75 .... .... 222 1 80 227 3 15
p79 .... .... 210 2 83 .... ....
c80 .... .... 248 12 65 .... ....
p80 .... .... 289 2 60 28 3 88
p83 .... .... 197 3 25 9 4 20
p85 .... .... 59 4 75 1.6k 5
p86 .... .... 184 5 25 .... ....
p87 .... .... 1.1k 5 30 .... ....
c87 .... .... 8 8 60 214 10
p88 .... .... 206 5 30 8 6 45
p89 .... .... 126 6 30 401 7 10
c90 .... .... 6.4k 7 20 378 6 75
p90 .... .... 1.1k 6 70 82 7 50
c94 .... .... 42 4 45 229 5 15
p95 .... .... 940 8 86 86 9 20
c95 .... .... 2.0k 3 40 44 4 85
c99 .... .... 209 1 85 .... ....
c100 .... .... 178 1 50 1.6k 2 89
p100 .... .... 337 10 85 1.3k10 90
p102 .... .... 167 11 70 7212 50
c111 .... .... 188 0 24 2 0 58
c114 .... .... 465 0 07 3 0 33
EuroOEX st Close 448.98 Dec
p400 257 6 30 .... .... .... ....
GS Idx
Close 85.85 Dec
p90 251 3 211 75 1 15
c140 .... .... 455 1 23 .... ....
Nasd100
Close 1311.71 Dec
p850 .... .... 315 8 50 1014 60
p900 .... .... 335 12 15 121 78
p950 .... .... 284 16 30 .... ....
p1000 .... .... 684 21 30 11 33
p1050 .... .... 221 27 25 3537 90
p1075 .... .... 364 33 1742 50
p1100 .... .... 394 36 15050 40
p1150 .... .... 966 47 30 9655 50
p1175 .... .... 176 53 2661 80
p1200 .... .... 376 60 5677 60
c1225 .... .... 270 161 80 3
185 50
p1225 .... .... 368 67 50 11680 40
p1250 .... .... 1.1k 75 70 1.0k 93
p1300 .... .... 565 93 50 99107
DJ Inds
c1650
c1650
c1700
c1775
c1800
p1825
466 75
p1850
490
p1875
550
p1925
10k
p1950
10k
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
348
....
211
256
408
15k
4 60 8510 90
.... 490 81 80
3 14 35 9 90
0 90 10 5 70
1 20 .... ....
508 40 5.0k
Option Totals
Exchange
NYSE AMEX
Boston
Chicago
ISEC
Philadelphia
Totals
P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price
Oct
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
c60 2.8k 0 70 625 3 30 no tr

Close 50.65 Jan
7.4k 0 01 1.4k 6 1.4k 8
2.8k 1 37 1.4k 7 20 291 9 70
8.1k 0 03 1.1k 4 80 248 7 25
93 0 01 985 2 98 5.3k 5 75
12918 30 4719 70 3.1k19 10
3 0 01 86 0 59 5.3k 1 85
AmbacFin
Close 3.49 Feb
c2 50 5.7k 0 90 9.7k 1 40 136 1 85
p2 50 634 0 01 8.4k 0 50 2.2k 0 85
c5 600 0 05 20k 0 45 35 1 17
p5 109 1 32 7.8k 2 314 2 60
p7 50 10 5 01 7.2k 4 20 62 4 60
c7 50 35 0 05 3.8k 0 25 112 0 65
Amercrd
Close 8.67 Feb
c15 no tr 3.2k 0 10 no tr
p15 no tr 3.3k 6 30 no tr
AmExp
Close 23.33 Jan
p17 50 no tr 4.7k 1 35 13 2 30
p22 50 3.1k 0 10 401 2 98 4.1k 4
c25 4.2k 0 05 1.3k 2 70 104 4 30
p25 1.4k 1 13 9.4k 4 20 185 4 60
c30
4 0 04 2.3k 1 6.3k 2 60
p35 26510 90 811 80 3.0k11 51
Amgen
Close 50.19 Jan
p50 1.3k 0 05 2.5k 3 05 942 4 55
c52 50 3.2k 0 10 3.1k 2 41 1.0k 4 02
p52 50 2.9k 2 18 265 4 05 52 5 15
AmIntGp
Close 2.10 Feb
c2 50 7.2k 0 01 5.8k 0 33 27 0 70
p2 50 7.0k 0 40 3.8k 0 72 32 1 09
c3 859 0 01 3.3k 0 21 33 0 64
c5 491 0 01 6.0k 0 10 125 0 37
AnnalyCap
Close 12.53 Jan
p12 50 3.4k 0 05 no tr 27 2 15
50
10
c12 6.4k 0 no tr 27 1 85
c14 170 0 05 2.9k 0 65 45 1 10
c15 24 0 05 424 0 40 2.9k 0 85
p50
c50
c55
c60
p70
c75
LEAPS
Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price
AberFitc
cNov08 30
cOct08 30
pOct08 30
AbtLab
cJan10 70
Accenture
30.00
1.4k 3 20
1.7k 0 15
701 0 05
55.46
878 2 75
31.40
cJan10 40 673 3 90
AdobeSy
cJan10 45 410 1 85
AFLAC
43.14
cJan10 65 610 3 50
cJan10 80 412 1 05
AmbacFn
3.49
cJan10 2 50 473 2 50
AmExp
23.33
pJan10 10 698 1 90
cJan11 30 920 8 80
Close 97.40 Jan

c150 101 0 01 1.7k 0 59 4.7k 2 45
ArchDan
Close 18.32 Dec
c17 50 3.8k 0 85 3.8k 2 50 11 3 30
AT&T Inc
Close 25.29 Jan
p20 no tr 667 0 66 5.9k 0 94
ATower
Close 33.81 Jan
c35 2.4k 0 15 308 2 65 6.0k 4 25
Baidu.com
Close 239.52 Dec
c240 4.1k 0 20 20825 50 3632 80
c250 2.9k 0 05 285 21 1129 80
BarickG
Close 23.61 Jan
c27 50 864 0 05 876 1 65 3.0k 2 80
BcoBrad
Close 11.38 Dec
p12 50 36 0 75 5 2 25 3.0k 2 50
BestBuy
Close 24.75 Dec
c25 3.4k 0 05 108 2 22 9 3 10
BiogenIdc
Close 45.45 Jan
p40 50 0 05 2.7k 1 65 10 3 80
p45 983 0 05 5.3k 3 72 1.3k 6 12
30
p50 9.2k 5 9.2k 6 53 31 7 80
Bk of Am
Close 23.24 Feb
p20 764 0 01 5.1k 1 25 786 2 43
p22 50 12k 0 01 4.5k 2 12 3.0k 3 70
c22 50 5.6k 0 75 2.2k 2 90 86 4 80
p25 12k 1 80 5.2k 3 25 348 5 15
c25 23k 0 01 9.5k 1 60 621 3 60
c27 50 896 0 01 6.7k 0 80 1.9k 2 35
c30 204 0 01 4.2k 0 38 756 1 58
c32 50 43 0 01 5.9k 0 18 989 1 18
BkNYMel
Close 29.81 Dec
p30 2.9k 0 15 55 3 20 10 3 80
BlackstGp
Close 10.88 Dec
c10 2.9k 0 55 671 1 95 18 2 12
BrMySq
Close 17.54 Dec
p15 no tr 2.7k 0 48 396 0 58
Broadcm
Close 14.06 Feb
c17 50 no tr 3.2k 0 40 30 1 55
Apple fr
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Close 73.88 Jan

AMD
Close 4.21 Jan Apache
c4 5.3k 0 13 662 0 58 39 1 07 p75 4.7k 0 80 6910 20 22612 20
Close 1.85 Jan
AMR
Close 11.31 Feb ApexSilv
49
c11 3.8k 0 40 1.3k 1 95 13 3 30 p5 3.7k 3 20 3 50 17 3 74
Close 57.90 Feb
AirTran
Close 3.16 Jan ApolloGrp
c2 50 2.8k 0 75 no tr 128 1 40 p60 115 1 70 2.5k 8 63 9 10
Close 11.99 Jan
AK Steel
Close 12.66 Dec AppldMat
c12 50 3.2k 0 15 554 2 65 174 3 32 c15 no tr 3.4k 0 21 35 0 60
Close 97.40 Jan
c15 2.4k 0 03 2.5k 1 68 363 2 15 Apple
01 2.6k 1 83 466 4 05
p65
246
0
03
30
51
c25
2 0 3.8k 0 410 0
Akamai
Close 14.71 Feb p80 282 0 01 2.7k 4 70 756 8
c15 2.7k 0 09 613 1 74 4 3 p85 1.3k 0 01 3.2k 6 05 519 9 75
Alcoa
Close 11.80 Jan p90 5.5k 0 01 4.8k 7 95 544 12
c12 50 2.9k 0 02 3.7k 1 10 385 1 88 c90 2.7k 7 25 3.2k15 45 163 20
p12 50 838 0 78 2.6k 1 89 2.9k 2 52 c95 13k 2 26 5.0k12 60 52917 20
Altera
Close 17.54 Dec p95 24k 0 01 7.4k10 20 79814 15
p17 50 2.6k 0 05 11 1 10 262 1 50 p100 31k 2 74 4.2k12 50 56416 90
Altria
Close 19.32 Dec c100 63k 0 01 11k10 25 1.2k14 95
p20 5.0k 0 55 3.8k 1 50 68 1 94 p105 4.0k 7 90 2.5k15 40 1.2k19 36
c20 3.7k 0 03 1.9k 1 340 1 40 c105 27k 0 01 4.9k 8 05 1.8k12 75
c21 338 0 02 2.7k 0 58 135 0 97 p110 2.9k12 75 4.1k18 73 30321 95
AMAG Ph
Close 36.75 Feb c110 4.4k 0 01 5.4k 6 25 3.5k10 85
p30 8.7k 3 10 584 5 10 no tr c115 1.4k 0 01 3.6k 4 90 724 9 30
c45 2.8k 1 157 5 80 no tr c120 1.3k 0 01 4.5k 3 60 1.1k 7 80
40
c55 6.9k 0 32 4 no tr c130 no tr 4.1k 2 3.3k 5 50
Amazon
Oct
Nov
Close 80.10 Jan

p75 267 0 04 2.5k 3 50 1.4k 5 20
p80 3.2k 0 15 196 5 20 59 7 20
Calpine
Close 10.58 Dec
p10 no tr 2.6k 0 90 750 1 60
CapOne
Close 39.92 Dec
p30 239 0 05 4.3k 1 45 501 2 35
c35 291 4 90 3.1k 7 73 no tr
p40 12k 0 05 703 4 30 381 5 90
c40 3.8k 0 15 361 4 30 103 6 10
p45 2.8k 4 90 2.6k 7 40 43 8 20
c50 47 0 04 4.0k 0 60 1.3k 2 10
CarMax
Close 9.66 Jan
c10 3.7k 0 10 18 0 80 10 1 10
Carnvl
Close 29.59 Jan
p27 50 447 0 05 3.1k 2 05 21 2 99
p30 3.0k 0 45 22 2 90 43 4 20
c32 50 no tr 5.1k 1 30 22 2 60
Caterp
Close 39.32 Feb
c40 2.6k 0 05 429 3 85 47 6 50
p40 2.8k 0 88 1.6k 4 10 149 6 20
CBS B
Close 9.41 Dec
c10 no tr 2.6k 1 961 1 10
Celgene
Close 55.18 Jan
p55 2.2k 0 20 4.5k 4 17 27 5 70
Cheesecke
Close 9.88 Jan
c12 50 no tr no tr 3.0k 0 80
ChesEng
Close 20.47 Jan
p15 45 0 05 3.5k 1 50 1.1k 2 65
p17 50 1.7k 0 05 4.9k 2 25 95 3 50
c17 50 3.7k 2 70 1.2k 5 20 1.0k 6 20
c20 22k 0 35 11k 3 50 3.1k 5 10
p20 6.9k 0 05 1.9k 3 30 1.8k 4 64
c22 50 11k 0 05 7.9k 2 45 1.8k 3 70
c25 1.2k 0 05 7.2k 1 55 1.9k 2 80
c27 50 12 0 04 3.9k 0 95 452 2 10
c30 33 0 05 4.8k 0 60 2.5k 1 55
c32 50 5 0 05 4.2k 0 35 978 1 15
Chevron
Close 62.35 Dec
p60 3.1k 0 10 1.1k 4 90 325 6 10
c65 3.0k 0 15 703 4 50 170 5 70
ChinaLfe
Close 44.88 Jan
c60 15 0 08 25 0 70 7.4k 1 87
CIGNA
Close 25.22 Jan
c30 no tr 3.5k 1 10 10 2 30
Cisco
Close 17.91 Jan
p17 517 0 03 5.8k 0 92 no tr
c17 195 0 89 4.0k 1 95 no tr
c17 50 2.6k 0 53 no tr 734 2 50
p20 176 2 04 448 2 55 4.9k 2 97
c20 no tr 14k 0 58 4.1k 1 14
c21 10 0 01 5.1k 0 36 no tr
p27 50 no tr no tr 4.0k 9 30
Cisco fr
Close 17.91 Jan
p18 4.4k 0 05 5.1k 1 34 no tr
c18 3.6k 0 08 9.9k 1 31 no tr
p19 351 1 07 4.6k 1 81 no tr
c19 3.0k 0 01 20k 0 87 no tr
c23 46 0 01 3.5k 0 18 no tr
CIT Grp
Close 4.70 Jan
c5 1.3k 0 05 3.4k 0 70 300 1 40
p7 50 173 2 85 109 3 13 2.9k 4
Citigrp
Close 14.88 Dec
p10
3 0 01 3.4k 0 48 428 0 69
p12 50 1.0k 0 01 5.8k 1 1.9k 1 33
BurlNo
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price
Oct
Nov
p700
p725
p750
p800
p820
p825
p840
p850
c850
142
p870
p875
p890
p900
c900
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
.... 27k 11 15k 19

.... 8.3k 14 .... ....
.... 12k 18 2.4k 22
.... 34k 27 10k37 40
.... 346 27 50 .... ....
.... 4.2k 24 50 .... ....
.... 2.2k 27 .... ....
.... 10k 37 15k46 20
.... 1.5k 135 60 501
....
....
....
....
....
.... 513 45
.... 3.8k 42
.... 8.1k 45
.... 16k 53
.... 16k 97
p910
p920
c920
97
c925
p925
c930
p930
p935
c935
p940
c940
p945
c945
c950
p950
p955
c955
c960
p960
c965
p965
p970
c970
p975
c975
p980
c980
c990
c995
p1000
.... .... 1.5k 52 50 9 63

.... .... 534 62 10 3.2k 61
.... .... 429 104 40 2.9k
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
.... 5.3k 89 50 1.7k99 93

.... 1.1k 63 13k73 70
.... 195 83 10 1.2k 84
.... 47 59 1.2k 74
.... 2 72 58 4.1k 81
.... 1.9k 75 4.1k 83
.... 873 68 20 4.4k 85
.... 1.0k 78 4.4k 84
.... 21 58 18k 80
.... 156 74 50 16k 80
.... 40k 63 15k 79
.... 21k 74 25k 85
.... 19 71 90 1.5k 81
.... 14 67 30 1.4k 79
.... 2.0k 63 50 2.9k 78
.... 74 67 2.9k 78
.... 703 55 50 2.4k 81
.... 24 73 80 1.6k86 30
.... 6 63 50 2.0k 82
.... 770 52 50 1.7k 80
.... 142 83 9.7k 77
.... 425 55 9.0k 78
.... 3 72 2.8k 79
.... 552 50 50 2.7k 80
.... 1.6k 55 .... ....
.... 204 52 10 .... ....
.... 2.1k 98 3.3k109
c1000
c1010
c1020
p1025
115
c1025
c1030
c1045
c1050
p1050
20
c1055
c1060
c1075
c1080
c1090
c1095
p1100
269
c1100
c1115
c1125
p1150
1.0k
c1150
c1160
p1175
....
c1175
c1185
c1200
....
....
....
....
.... 6.8k 42 50 6.1k 57

.... 537 37 .... ....
.... 313 43 .... ....
.... 1 121 10 1.0k
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
Nasd100
Nasd100
Rus2000
.... ....
400 63
169 10
12k64 40
516110
.... .... 27k 32 9.3k45 50

.... .... 242 29 .... ....
.... .... 403 26 50 10 34
.... .... 12k 22 14k33 50
.... .... 1.9k116
153
.... .... 482 19 90 .... ....
.... .... 306 19 5 40
.... .... 19k 15 40 5.3k29 50
.... .... 2.1k 17 20 1 30
.... .... 389 16 .... ....
.... .... 328 14 .... ....
.... .... 376155
160
.... .... 56k 10 10 2.3k17 50
.... .... 133 8 1.1k17 20
.... .... 40k 8 30 1 17
.... .... 2.2k177
240
.... .... 4.7k 4 50 8.1k10 90
.... .... 7.3k 5 6 9 97
.... .... 1.5k210
....
.... .... 7.2k 3 205 6 50
.... .... 4.0k 3 .... ....
.... .... 15k 1 50 1.8k 5
Nov
c22 50 no tr 4.6k 0 16 583 0 35

Citigrp fr
Close 14.88 Dec
p15 48k 0 15 7.3k 2 05 no tr
c15 32k 0 02 4.9k 1 78 676 2 20
p17 50 3.7k 2 57 no tr 52 3 85
c17 50 3.4k 0 01 12k 0 89 3.1k 1 27
c20 433 0 01 5.1k 0 40 no tr
c25 26 0 01 2.8k 0 08 no tr
CliffsNatR
Close 28.00 Jan
p30 3.0k 2 30 346 5 90 31 6 50
c30 2.7k 0 10 852 4 10 99 6 40
ColonBgp
Close 7.86 Dec
p5 no tr 10k 0 35 50 0 70
ComcastA
Close 15.23 Jan
p10 no tr 3.0k 0 50 140 0 80
c15 202 0 35 73 2 20 6.0k 2 60
c17 50 120 0 05 5.9k 1 05 45 1 50
ConocPhil
Close 52.51 Feb
c55 3.0k 0 01 1.3k 4 95 127 8 05
CtlAir B
Close 16.91 Dec
c15 2.5k 2 15 284 3 50 1 4 60
c17 50 2.6k 0 05 2.5k 2 15 51 3 50
Cummins
Close 32.21 Dec
p22 50 no tr 5.0k 1 25 71 1 70
CVRD
Close 12.28 Dec
01
p10 318 0 3.6k 1 07 284 1 41
c15 116 0 01 10k 0 90 309 1 30
c19 no tr 3.7k 0 30 328 0 55
c20 no tr 5.1k 0 25 594 0 44
CVS Care
Close 26.91 Feb
c30 no tr 3.2k 1 11 2 30
CyprBio
Close 5.92 Dec
c5 no tr no tr 5.0k 1 90
p5 no tr no tr 3.0k 1 10
c10 no tr no tr 5.0k 0 75
Danahr
Close 56.40 Dec
p55 6.0k 0 05 129 2 80 46 4
p60 5.0k 2 50 80 4 90 250 6 60
c65 78 0 05 5.1k 1 10 no tr
DataDom
Close 16.49 Dec
Deere
Close 39.42 Dec
c40 2.6k 0 05 1.3k 3 80 36 5 09
Dell Inc
Close 13.04 Feb
c14 510 0 02 3.6k 1 10 3 1 90
p14 28 1 3.4k 2 11 no tr
c16 47 0 01 2.9k 0 55 no tr
DeltaAir
Close 9.19 Dec
c7 50 1.3k 1 50 7.0k 2 22k 2 50
c12 50 no tr 667 0 25 18k 0 65
Dendreon
Close 4.84 Feb
p5 1.4k 0 25 392 0 68 2.5k 1 29
c10 no tr 2.5k 0 17 227 0 45
DiscovFn
Close 10.74 Jan
p7 50 no tr 6 0 41 5.0k 1
DJIA Diam
Close 87.54 Dec
p80 120 0 01 3.0k 3 50 641 4 50
p82 436 0 02 10k 4 158 5 30
p84 3.9k 0 05 2.2k 4 50 108 5 50
p85 2.3k 0 02 6.2k 4 95 654 5 75
p88 7.3k 0 30 3.1k 6 20 77 7 25
c88 3.2k 0 01 352 6 35 152 7 70
c89 3.3k 0 03 441 5 50 228 7 30
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Dec
Nov
Nov
Dec
Nov
Nov
Dec
Dec
Dec
Nov
Dec
Nov
Nov
Nov
1100
1125
950
800
1025
700
950
950
1075
945
900
900
945
850
950
1200
700
1825
1950
630
Index
Price
Call 940.55
Call 940.55
Call 940.55
Put 940.55
Call 940.55
Put 940.55
Put 940.55
Put 940.55
Call 940.55
Put 940.55
Call 940.55
Put 940.55
Call 940.55
Put 940.55
Call 940.55
Call 940.55
Put 940.55
Put 1311.71
Put 1311.71
Call 526.42
Optn
Price
10.10
8.30
63.00
27.00
32.00
11.00
85.00
74.00
15.40
80.00
97.00
53.00
80.00
46.20
79.00
1.50
19.00
508
586
5.87
20 Most Active Stock Options
Optn
Chg.
0.40
+ 1.20
+ 3.00
..
+ 2.00
0.50
4.00
2.00
+ 0.30
1.00
1.00
..
..
1.10
+ 4.00
+ 0.30
+ 1.20
60.90
108.40
1.53
Vol
56088
40909
40769
34739
27486
27289
25664
21823
19596
18008
16087
16064
16053
15952
15935
15240
15207
15002
15000
14618
SPDR
SPDR
SPDR
SPDR
PwNasd100
Apple
iShRs2000
SPDR
SPDR
PwNasd100
Citigrp fr
SPDR
SPDR
Google fr
RschMotn
Citigrp fr
Microsft fr
Apple
SPDR
Apple
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Nov
Oct
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Oct
Nov
Nov
Oct
Oct
Oct
Nov
Oct
Nov
Oct
95
100
100
95
30
100
65
100
110
35
15
85
100
380
60
15
25
100
95
105
Put
Call
Put
Call
Put
Call
Call
Put
Call
Call
Put
Put
Call
Call
Call
Call
Call
Put
Put
Call
Stock
Price
93.21
93.21
93.21
93.21
32.30
97.40
52.29
93.21
93.21
32.30
14.88
93.21
93.21
372.54
59.01
14.88
23.93
97.40
93.21
97.40
Optn
Price
1.41
0.01
6.30
0.96
1.63
0.01
0.40
10.10
1.10
1.20
0.15
4.00
4.00
1.30
0.30
0.02
1.78
2.74
7.65
0.01
Optn
Chg.
1.59
0.58
0.10
1.04
+ 0.03
4.04
0.13
+ 0.35
0.05
0.08
0.14
+ 0.10
+ 1.01
10.70
0.90
1.23
+ 0.18
+ 0.47
+ 0.50
1.76
Vol
102808
71412
70769
67955
63807
63551
61741
61131
54411
50722
48557
44448
43748
35556
34225
32970
31412
31323
27757
27572
Indexes
Total
Call
Vol.
Index
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SPX500
Rus2000
Nasd100
DJ Inds
SP100
SP100 Eur
GS Idx
Bank Idx
OilSvc
SemiconIdx
SP Euro
SP100 st
Last
Last
P Strike Last
Oct
Nov
5.9k 0 70 1.3k 6 73 no tr
6.4k 2 20 4.0k 7 20 38 7 95
9.8k 0 01 3.0k 5 15 566 6 55
9.9k 0 01 915 4 80 111 6 15
3.6k 3 1.4k 7 50 11 7 60
8.0k 0 01 9.2k 4 15 1.0k 5 70
3.0k 4 62 331 8 20 77 8 90
4.3k 0 02 1.1k 3 90 30 6 43
987 0 01 8.2k 3 284 4 10
no tr 3.0k 1 45 20 2 32
DominRes
Close 35.95 Jan
c40 no tr 2.5k 1 24 111 2
DryShips
Close 21.28 Dec
c30
4 0 04 3.9k 1 30 100 2 25
EagleMatl
Close 17.37 Jan
c17 50 10 0 45 61 2 25 3.3k 3
eBay
Close 15.35 Jan
p15 6.8k 0 01 1.1k 0 98 364 1 56
c15 2.9k 0 35 1.2k 1 35 97 1 95
c16 no tr 3.3k 0 91 401 1 50
Elan
Close 8.99 Jan
p8 4.0k 0 05 155 0 75 no tr
ETrade
Close 2.37 Jan
p3 3.6k 0 70 960 0 75 no tr
ExcelMar
Close 12.20 Dec
c15 73 0 05 3.2k 1 45 26 1 77
ExxonMob
Close 68.04 Jan
p20 no tr no tr 2.8k 0 10
p55 454 0 01 2.5k 2 08 1.1k 3 30
p65 9.7k 0 01 2.6k 4 80 1.3k 6 80
p70 10k 2 2.8k 7 20 178 8 80
c70 14k 0 01 6.1k 4 80 3.7k 7 50
c75 2.1k 0 01 4.5k 2 60 2.6k 5 10
c80 127 0 04 4.2k 1 31 2.1k 3 30
c85 51 0 01 3.4k 0 56 5.3k 1 95
FannieM
Close 0.95 Dec
c2 50 no tr no tr 5.9k 0 10
FedEx
Close 62.55 Jan
p60 28 0 10 3.5k 4 409 6 10
FM C&G
Close 32.93 Feb
p25 no tr 3.3k 1 70 106 4 30
p35 4.7k 2 21 1.5k 6 29 82 9 09
c35 10k 0 02 4.9k 4 20 68 7 40
c40 1.4k 0 01 4.8k 2 47 53 7
FordM
Close 2.43 Dec
c3 332 0 01 3.1k 0 35 773 0 50
p3 295 0 45 2.5k 1 101 1 12
01
c4
61 0 4.4k 0 14 194 0 31
c7 no tr 4.8k 0 05 84 0 10
Gen El
Close 19.63 Dec
p17 50 2.0k 0 01 6.8k 0 82 682 1 20
p20 17k 0 41 9.2k 1 63 1.4k 2 30
c20 25k 0 01 10k 1 30 644 1 83
c21 5.9k 0 01 3.5k 0 86 492 1 42
c22 652 0 01 3.1k 0 58 469 1 02
Genentc
Close 83.53 Dec
p80 2.8k 0 05 5.6k 3 80 45 5 70
c85 8.3k 0 10 2.1k 4 50 210 6 90
p85 5.9k 1 265 5 60 18 8 18
c90 4.4k 0 05 4.0k 2 80 151 4 50
GenMotrs
Close 6.43 Dec
p7 50 1.2k 1 04 no tr 8.1k 2 59
p8 no tr 20k 2 29 no tr
c8 no tr 21k 0 60 no tr
p10 262 3 55 90 3 80 3.0k 4 45
c11 20k 0 01 83 0 10 no tr
p11 20k 4 45 no tr no tr
c12 11 0 01 5.8k 0 09 no tr
c12 50 no tr no tr 4.7k 0 23
p12 113 5 63 5.6k 5 70 no tr
p12 50 no tr no tr 4.5k 6 65
GenzymGn
Close 63.31 Jan
p70 32 5 30 2.5k 7 60 6 9 10
Gilead
Close 43.03 Feb
50
05
p42 1.5k 0 12k 2 50 51 4 70
c45 2.9k 0 05 1.3k 1 71 21 5 60
p45 6.5k 2 15 108 2 35 80 5 50
GnGrth
Close 6.12 Jan
c5 2.3k 1 25 3.8k 2 20 2 2 30
Goldcorp
Close 20.09 Jan
p25 2.6k 4 80 766 6 10 215 6 50
GoldmanS fr Close 114.30 Jan
p115 8.9k 0 72 no tr 2.2k16 55
c115 12k 0 06 70410 15 1.1k16 20
p89
p90
c90
c91
p91
c92
p92
c93
c95
c100
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
Nov
c125 975 0 01 3.9k 5 50 25710 90

GoldmnS
Close 114.30 Jan
p105 3.0k 0 04 269 6 95 8912 25
c110 4.9k 4 65 1.0k13 40 43819 40
05
p110 7.5k 0 3.6k 8 70 14114 20
c120 7.8k 0 01 1.8k 7 40 41913 45
p120 3.9k 5 75 no tr 12218 80
Google
Close 372.54 Dec
p250 441 0 05 914 2 35 2.9k 5 50
p350 6.3k 0 05 98519 80 16026 90
c350 3.4k22 23 44741 60 30252 87
Google fr
Close 372.54 Dec
c360 2.7k 13 42736 44 26947 10
p360 16k 0 05 1 0 45 19332 30
c370 12k 0 20 86431 20 no tr
p370 20k 0 20 1.1k27 30 no tr
c380 35k 1 30 no tr 14134 80
p380 15k 6 70 97532 34 no tr
c390 22k 0 05 84621 45 11734 20
p390 2.7k15 30 no tr 19443 60
c400 14k 0 05 1.5k17 10 170 27
c410 3.2k 0 05 87213 90 no tr
c480 77 0 05 596 1 70 4.1k 5 30
c550 10 0 05 no tr 4.4k 0 75
Halbtn
Close 18.26 Jan
p17 50 869 0 04 11k 1 96 621 2 70
c20 2.2k 0 05 2.6k 1 47 2.8k 2 68
c22 50 1 0 04 4.0k 0 84 263 1 74
Healthnet
Close 17.66 Jan
p20 2.9k 2 15 2.7k 3 576 3 80
p22 50 2.9k 4 70 4.3k 5 no tr
p25 2.7k 7 21k 7 10 no tr
HewlettPk
Close 39.71 Feb
p27 50 no tr 2.5k 0 35 no tr
p32 50 no tr 5.0k 1 03 138 1 95
p37 50 1.1k 0 05 5.5k 2 05 130 3 30
c40 9.1k 0 05 1.9k 3 20 151 4 90
p40 11k 0 20 593 2 80 44 5 20
HokuSci
Close 4.76 Jan
c7 50 2.7k 0 05 no tr no tr
HomeDp fr
Close 20.21 Feb
c20 2.5k 0 23 no tr no tr
c22 50 93 0 01 2.7k 1 15 no tr
HonwellInt
Close 29.37 Dec
p27 50 no tr 3.1k 2 05 429 2 70
c30 11k 0 10 1.9k 2 50 198 3 40
p30 9.1k 0 70 101 3 20 20 3 20
HSBC
Close 69.18 Dec
p70 5.8k 0 45 52 6 20 200 7 30
Humana
Close 35.80 Feb
p40 5.9k 3 7.0k 5 20 3 7 26
Huntsman
Close 12.38 Feb
p10 358 0 10 2.5k 1 95 2.0k 2 80
c12 50 7.9k 0 05 7.4k 3 1.0k 4 50
IBM
Close 90.78 Jan
p70 no tr 3.3k 1 30 318 2 85
p85 4.9k 0 02 6.4k 4 79 62 6 40
p90 5.2k 0 05 315 6 80 38 9
c95 6.9k 0 05 4.1k 4 81 464 7 50
c100 422 0 05 10k 2 90 161 5 80
IconixBr
Close 9.11 Feb
IGame
Close 12.80 Jan
p10 no tr 3.5k 0 55 108 1 05
Intel
Close 15.50 Jan
p14
5 0 01 3.5k 0 61 no tr
p15 4.4k 0 01 1.6k 0 95 751 1 60
c15 3.2k 0 48 922 1 41 1.8k 2 10
Intel fr
Close 15.50 Jan
c17 1.8k 0 01 4.2k 0 53 no tr
iSh EAFE
Close 44.51 Dec
p33 no tr 56 0 55 4.4k 0 90
p40 no tr 223 1 85 4.8k 2 35
iSh20 TB
Close 93.87 Dec
p90 no tr 5.6k 0 95 242 1 80
p93 2.1k 0 05 3.5k 2 10 40 3
p95 6.8k 0 75 3.0k 2 87 23 4 30
p97 716 3 20 3.0k 5 50 5 50
iSh710TB
Close 87.95 Dec
p85 no tr 56 0 65 4.2k 1 20
p89 4.2k 1 25 no tr no tr
iShBrazil
Close 37.52 Dec
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
Nov
494 1 10 4.5k 2 10
822 2 10 18k 3 50
470 4 30 17k 5 60
250 6 40 17k 7 80
iShCanada
Close 19.07 Dec
iShEMkt fr
Close 24.40 Dec
c30 77 0 01 2.9k 0 94 1.3k 1 55
iShEmMkt
Close 24.40 Dec
p25 8.8k 0 59 1.6k 3 40 no tr
c27 330 0 04 4.5k 2 02 695 3 05
p28 11 3 08 7.1k 4 70 20 5
c28 243 0 04 8.3k 1 56 735 2 44
p29 27 4 35 60 5 35 3.3k 6 30
p33 1.6k 8 60 15 8 88 4.7k 8 49
c37 1.8k 0 04 20 0 14 4.7k 0 32
c38 no tr 1 0 11 3.6k 0 28
iShJapan
Close 8.74 Dec
c9
34 0 05 17k 0 75 19 0 95
iShR2K fr
Close 52.29 Feb
75
p66 7.3k13 4113 98 no tr
iShRs2000
Close 52.29 Feb
p35 316 0 20 3.0k 0 38 215 1 32
p38 no tr 26k 0 65 55 1 84
p41 10 0 03 3.0k 1 04 149 2 06
p43 no tr 4.6k 1 39 159 2 56
p44
5 0 05 4.5k 1 38 65 2 80
p45 10 0 01 6.3k 1 82 181 3 10
p46 10 0 08 2.9k 2 08 128 3 35
p47 452 0 05 8.0k 2 29 1.8k 4 26
p48 593 0 01 4.6k 2 51 84 4
p49 10k 0 03 4.4k 2 78 1.9k 4 78
p50 12k 0 03 10k 3 25 no tr
c50 1.0k 1 90 5.6k 5 55 3 8 34
c51 3.4k 1 15 1.4k 4 65 no tr
p51 11k 0 02 7.7k 3 70 1.9k 5 26
p52 25k 0 20 11k 3 80 9 5 85
c52 5.2k 0 16 2.1k 5 10 13 7 23
c53 8.3k 1 14 1.7k 4 05 no tr
p53 38k 1 10 6.4k 4 15 995 6 15
c54 19k 0 01 4.8k 3 25 3 6 16
p54 27k 1 93 3.6k 4 69 996 6 83
p55 12k 2 87 4.3k 5 65 2 6 25
c55 19k 0 02 8.9k 3 08 no tr
p56 1.7k 3 90 3.2k 5 90 no tr
c56 2.1k 0 01 4.7k 2 38 3 4 83
p57 2.4k 3 45 4.3k 6 80 no tr
c57 774 0 03 4.8k 1 95 10 4 56
p58 293 5 25 2.5k 6 95 21 9 45
c58 549 0 04 7.9k 1 75 3 4 14
c59 971 0 02 2.7k 1 49 5 3 40
p59 2.5k 5 66 4.2k 7 40 26 8 70
p60 537 7 80 16k 8 95 no tr
c61 23 0 01 5.9k 1 03 no tr
c62 22 0 02 4.1k 0 78 269 2 52
c63 53 0 01 3.6k 0 55 646 1 95
c64 19 0 01 5.2k 0 47 461 1 94
c65 no tr 61k 0 40 no tr
p70 16k17 75 7116 43 no tr
iShsChi25
Close 27.37 Feb
c28 3.3k 0 05 246 3 30 no tr
c29 3.1k 0 05 177 2 85 no tr
c30 77 0 05 10k 2 40 no tr
Jabil
Close 7.39 Dec
c12 50 no tr 206 0 10 14k 0 27
JnprNtw
Close 17.99 Jan
c20 no tr 3.8k 1 15 1.2k 2
c21 no tr 3.9k 0 85 2.3k 1 60
p22 50 no tr no tr 2.8k 5 30
JohnJn
Close 62.65 Jan
p55 no tr 2.5k 1 351 2
c65 2.2k 0 05 1.2k 1 86 16k 3 50
05
c70 4.3k 0 2.7k 0 60 3.1k 1 60
JPMorg fr
Close 39.33 Dec
p35 744 0 03 3.6k 1 98 no tr
c37 50 6.0k 1 97 12k 4 60 no tr
p37 50 no tr 6.1k 2 72 428 3 80
p40 16k 0 70 22k 3 90 no tr
c40 21k 0 04 6.1k 3 25 457 4 80
c42 50 3.1k 0 01 8.8k 2 20 370 3 65
p42 50 2.0k 3 15 4.8k 5 30 549 6
c47 50 66 0 01 2.6k 0 85 8.5k 1 60
JPMorgCh
Close 39.33 Dec
p25 no tr
p30 no tr
c40 2.9k 0 05
p40 2.8k 2
Total
Put
Vol.
Call
Open
Interest
Put
Open
Interest Index
Total
Call
Vol.
Total
Put
Vol.
Call
Open
Interest
Put
Open
Interest
151
17
48
10
31
0
4
13
10
1
0
150
286
0
20
0
20
20
0
0
0
1
9
0
114
30
112
0
9
0
0
7
0
143
0
0
96
0
30
0
0
0
0
0
337,338 3,282,501 5,232,400 Oil Idx

42,922 967,164 776,874 EuroOEX st
101,438 349,654 380,524 MidCap
11,479 249,838 224,360 AM BioT
45,118 165,532 116,556 PhrmIdx
13,872 47,053 120,521 MS CYC
517 16,764 11,175 GoldSilv q
234 13,743
8,263 Air Idx
550
8,743
3,907 Am BioT
47
1,607
1,027 Rus1000
235
40
996 NtGas
899
0
0
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
Nov
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
0 02
0 02
0 02
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
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
10k 19k 1 05 SwnEngy

Close 29.10 Dec
Close 15.35 Dec c30 2.7k 0 05 2.7k 3 90 209 5 90
2 54 37 3 25 12k 3 41 Symntc
Close 15.28 Jan
0 01 3.6k 0 79 70 1 08 c17 50 30 0 05 5.4k 0 65 108 1 05
Close 7.74 Jan
1 61 294 2 32 5.9k 3 20 TaiwSemi
3 60 588 3 103 3 25 p7 50 no tr 4.7k 0 45 no tr
Close 39.37 Jan
0 01 28k 0 38 703 0 85 Target
50
03
60
68
82
p37
1.3k
0
9.1k
3 55 8.3k 5 50
3 5.2k 3 5.1k 3
0 01 4.1k 0 20 113 0 35 c40 4.9k 0 03 1.8k 3 95 345 5 70
1 0 03 385 0 32 2.8k 1 30
0 01 12k 0 08 1.2k 0 15 c55
Petrobrs
39
40
42
48
50
60
731
833
759
561
466
670
2 50
2 13
1 86
0 56
0 43
0 08
26.21 PwNasd100 q
32.30
pJan10
587 15 29 pDec09 37 532 7 06
Pfizer
16.91 pDec09 38 831 7 63
cJan10 12 50 2.7k 5 30 pDec09 39 1.2k 8 29
pJan10 12 50 1.9k 1 65 pDec09 40 707 9 05
cJan10 17 50 2.1k 2 47 pDec09 41 519 9 71
cJan10 20 3.3k 1 60 Qualcom
39.75
cJan10 22 50 1.0k 0 90 cJan10 50 393 4 72
Powrwav
2.34 QwestCm
2.78
pJan10 2 50 458 1 65 cJan10 5 2.2k 0 70
PrecCast
58.02 cJan10 12 50 585 0 15
pJan10 55 514 12 Randgold
29.72
PwNasd100
32.30 cJan10 80 548 2
pJan10 25 10k 2 10 RangeRs
33.20
cJan10 38 489 2 85 cJan10 100 671 2
37 50
Close 8.02 Dec

p10 331 1 80 25 2 50 14k 3 10
p12 50 12k 4 63 no tr no tr
Tesoro
Close 9.93 Feb
c10 2.9k 0 05 1.3k 1 65 no tr
TimeWarn
Close 9.91 Jan
05
c10 3.9k 0 1.8k 1 05 167 1 25
p11 2.8k 1 05 8 1 50 no tr
TollBr
Close 19.71 Dec
c20 3.7k 0 05 718 1 85 21 2 50
Transocn
Close 70.26 Feb
c80 39 0 05 2.8k 4 50 1610 40
UAL Cp
Close 12.28 Dec
50
90
c7 1.5k 4 772 5 60 5.3k 6 20
p10 2.8k 0 03 3.2k 1 60 398 2 25
c10 3.6k 2 35 1.7k 3 80 1.6k 4 80
p12 50 4.1k 0 20 827 2 68 270 3 60
c12 50 7.7k 0 05 1.8k 2 55 5.2k 3 20
c15 149 0 05 2.6k 1 60 8.0k 2 50
c17 50 25 0 05 857 1 10 4.2k 1 90
c20 no tr 3.0k 0 75 6.2k 1 30
UnTech
Close 50.71 Feb
p50 2.7k 0 15 186 3 20 47 5 40
UPS B
Close 50.54 Jan
p50 1.4k 0 02 3.1k 3 60 861 4 80
c65 45 0 05 38 0 30 2.9k 0 80
US OilFd
Close 59.37 Jan
c59 547 0 30 6.0k 5 10 50 8 10
p59 413 0 05 6.3k 4 98 no tr
USSteel
Close 41.24 Jan
c45 3.0k 0 05 873 4 50 93 7 72
Utdhlth
Close 24.39 Dec
p25 5.9k 0 55 5.7k 2 70 10 3 01
ValeantPh
Close 18.30 Dec
c17 50 3.4k 1 60 2.1k 2 30 286 1 95
ValeroE
Close 18.12 Dec
50
60
c17 3.2k 0 632 2 90 57 3 55
Visa
Close 52.22 Dec
c55 7.0k 0 05 1.0k 3 20 362 4
c60 59 0 03 949 1 55 7.5k 2 60
Wachovia
Close 5.97 Jan
c5 3.1k 1 255 1 45 95 1 50
c47 50 4.0k 0 05 no tr no tr
WalMart
Close 53.77 Dec
p45 no tr 3.0k 1 38 134 1 85
p47 50 264 0 02 2.5k 1 78 352 2 33
p50 4.4k 0 02 3.0k 2 46 451 3 15
p52 50 8.9k 0 03 920 3 20 235 4 05
c55 4.5k 0 01 5.3k 3 10 673 3 70
p55 7.1k 1 17 5.8k 4 30 66 5 10
c60 70 0 01 2.8k 1 17 165 1 80
c65
2 0 01 263 0 41 6.4k 0 82
WellPoint
Close 40.30 Dec
p45 8.8k 3 20 10k 5 41 6 70
p50 12k 8 50 12k 8 40 no tr
WellsFrgo
Close 32.06 Jan
p20 no tr 783 0 45 3.5k 1 30
p25
7 0 10 2.4k 1 10 3.5k 2 35
p30 12k 0 05 9.9k 2 45 205 3 60
p31 4.5k 0 05 746 2 60 37 4
p32 50 17k 0 50 no tr 185 4 50
c32 50 11k 0 10 no tr 79 4 42
c34 6.8k 0 05 1.1k 2 185 3 60
p34 9.6k 1 55 566 4 78 5 40
c35 17k 0 05 2.6k 1 45 654 2 98
WllsFrgo
Close 32.06 Jan
Wyeth
Close 32.88 Jan
p35 533 1 30 2.6k 4 10 10 4 20
XTO Energy
Close 31.68 Feb
c30 3.8k 1 60 204 5 79 1.3k 7 50
c55 no tr 7.0k 0 15 101 0 95
Yahoo
Close 12.90 Jan
c12 50 3.7k 0 45 no tr 7.7k 3 05
p12 50 2.5k 0 01 no tr 260 2 45
c17 50 206 0 01 no tr 4.7k 1 20
c20 130 0 01 749 0 39 12k 0 71
TempurP
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
cJan10 30 2.0k 1 50 cJan10

7.65 cJan10
cJan10 10 479 2 15 cJan10
cJan10 15 530 1 43 cJan10
PainThera
9.29 cJan10
pJan10 12 50 1.0k 4 20 cJan10
Nvidia
Nov
0 76
P Strike Last
Last
Last Mosaic
no tr c17 13k
Close 33.66 Dec c47 no tr 4.3k
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price p35 2.6k 1 55 888 5 80 103 6 70 c49
no tr SP Fncl
no tr 5.8k
Oct Nov
c35 5.7k 0 05 1.6k 4 50 177 5 65 PwNasd100
Close 32.30 Dec c13 214
p20 no tr 3.4k 0 24 14 0 60 c55
1 0 01 4.4k 0 60 30 1 60 p15 no tr 11 0 03 4.0k 0 03 p14 638
p25 no tr 2.5k 0 46 40 0 91 Motorola
Close 5.62 Jan p20 no tr 4.2k 0 18 8.9k 0 32 c14 842
c45 no tr 8.3k 1 47 no tr p5 no tr 2.1k 0 28 3.0k 0 54 p23 no tr 5.7k 0 35 696 0 60 p18 4.1k
KB Home
Close 14.38 Jan p6 262 0 22 2.7k 0 75 no tr p24 no tr 2.8k 0 49 91 0 73 c18 1.9k
c15 147 0 10 8.9k 1 20 62 2 55 NCity
Close 3.00 Jan p25 518 0 01 4.9k 0 60 2.7k 0 90 p19 1.9k
Kohls
Close 30.49 Jan p2 50 no tr no tr 5.2k 0 75 p26 320 0 01 3.6k 0 72 2.7k 0 97 c20 168
p40 33 9 50 7 9 88 6.4k10 60 c3 17k 0 01 12k 0 70 no tr p27 28 0 02 17k 0 92 1.5k 1 29 c22 56
c50 no tr no tr 5.3k 0 40 p3 2.6k 0 05 2.6k 0 75 no tr p28 2.5k 0 01 53k 1 10 8.3k 1 50 SPDR
Close 93.21 Dec
LegPlat
Close 16.29 Dec NokiaCp
Close 16.83 Jan p29 5.6k 0 01 55k 1 34 196 1 76 p60 no tr 5.3k 0 57 2.8k 0 92
p20 4.9k 3 60 201 4 20 120 4 c17 77k 0 05 2.7k 1 30 no tr c29 1.7k 3 40 2.7k 4 66 785 5 02 p61 no tr 2.8k 0 49 1.0k 0 93
Lilly
Close 32.20 Jan p17 2.7k 0 30 521 1 25 no tr p30 20k 0 01 63k 1 63 2.2k 2 07 p65 no tr 2.4k 0 73 3.5k 1 24
c35 128 0 05 361 1 20 3.1k 2 20 c18 27 0 05 3.0k 0 70 no tr c30 5.6k 2 27 5.3k 3 96 1.4k 4 47 p70 10 0 02 10k 1 30 2.4k 2 10
c40 no tr 3.1k 0 45 566 1 05 c19 22k 0 05 1.3k 0 45 16 1 10 c31 11k 1 31 11k 3 22 3.3k 3 90 p71 no tr 1.3k 1 28 5.4k 1 60
Lorillard
Close 57.73 Dec Novartis
Close 50.94 Jan p31 45k 0 01 29k 1 95 1.1k 2 44 p73
1 0 06 225 1 52 4.5k 2 18
p60
7 1 80 no tr 5.0k 9 50 c55 460 0 12 2.7k 1 65 913 2 50 c32 94k 0 20 45k 2 62 4.4k 3 17 p75 no tr 5.5k 1 95 3.8k 2 90
Macys
Close 9.84 Feb Nucor
Close 33.56 Jan p32
175k 0 01 39k 2 33 2.8k p76
1 0 03 3.5k 1 98 883 2 24
c10 5.5k 0 05 421 1 65 no tr c45 32 0 05 160 0 75 4.4k 2 30 2 83
132k 0 01 44k 2 07 2.3k p79 1.7k 0 01 4.1k 2 40 no tr
MarvellT
Close 7.37 Feb Nvidia
Close 7.65 Jan c33
60
c7 50 362 0 10 5.0k 0 65 52 1 35 c7 50 2.7k 0 20 486 1 83 1 58 2
p80
275
0 01 7.3k 2 85 503 3 70
73
78
26
MasterCd
Close 156.75 Jan NwstAir
Close 11.03 Dec p33 81k 0 14k 2 360 3 p81 471 0 01 4.6k 2 86 78 3 42
01
58
15
p150 2.9k 0 06 32712 50 1515 70 c7 50 30 3 27 26 3 72 48k 4 30 c34 43k 0 31k 1 2.7k 2 p82 150 0 01 2.9k 3 05 no tr
70 6.6k 3 28 2.4k 3 70
p34
16k
1
10
p160 3.3k 3 1.6k17 35 24 NYSE Eur
Close 29.46 Dec
p83 970 0 01 8.4k 3 50 11 4 40
c160 2.8k 0 10 25914 80 13025 30 c30 4.7k 0 01 766 2 89 113 4 25 c35 16k 0 01 50k 1 20 2.9k 1 69 p84 1.3k 0 01 4.2k 3 60 no tr
75
86
34
c165 2.9k 0 05 48012 30 1219 90 OcciP
Close 46.50 Feb p35 7.8k 2 16k 3 2.5k 4 p85 12k 0 01 44k 4 6.5k 5 20
MBIA
Close 9.40 Feb c50 637 0 05 5.3k 4 30 220 8 20 c36 1.6k 0 01 23k 0 85 2.0k 1 31 p86 3.6k 0 02 3.6k 4 35 128 5 30
c10 3.5k 0 05 838 1 45 no tr OilSvcHT
Close 89.79 Jan p36 10k 3 74 6.5k 4 55 432 4 92 c86 311 8 55 2.7k 13 no tr
McDnlds
Close 53.80 Dec p85 6.9k 0 04 4.9k 8 15 2510 30 c37 73 0 01 17k 0 58 22k 1 04 p87 4.2k 0 01 10k 4 50 235 5 85
p55 2.8k 1 25 1.3k 4 30 11 5 35 p90 2.7k 0 50 1.7k10 45 12514 50 p37 2.6k 4 74 3.6k 5 28 558 5 60 p88 4.7k 0 01 13k 4 80 191 5 85
28
MEMC
Close 22.05 Jan c90 4.1k 0 41610 25 4217 55 c48 no tr 3.6k 0 01 no tr p89 6.3k 0 01 11k 5 10 263 6 20
Close 39.75 Jan c89 832 4 60 7.2k 9 75 315 12
c25 1.5k 0 05 5.2k 2 20 139 3 70 c95 4.9k 0 01 951 8 30 7912 42 Qualcom
c30 662 0 05 6.1k 0 90 148 2 04 Oracle
Close 17.02 Dec p35 172 0 02 8.1k 1 57 2.9k 2 53 c90 7.8k 4 10 5.8k 9 25 75811 55
Merck
Close 28.50 Jan p12 no tr 2.6k 0 25 no tr c40 21k 0 07 5.0k 3 10 2.0k 4 50 p90 17k 0 01 26k 5 35 1.2k 6 87
p25 no tr 789 0 75 2.5k 1 40 p17 3.2k 0 05 130 1 30 465 1 55 p40 15k 0 07 3.7k 3 30 1.2k 4 35 p91 12k 0 01 6.1k 5 73 783 6 99
p27 50 157 0 05 6.5k 1 55 2.4k 2 40 c17 2.7k 0 10 687 1 40 44 2 35 c42 50 1.0k 0 03 3.5k 1 90 113 3 25 c91 12k 2 75 3.4k 8 50 no tr
p30 23k 1 70 22k 2 75 489 3 50 c19
5 0 05 6.4k 0 55 77 1 10 c45 157 0 01 2.6k 1 02 4.7k 2 27 p92 34k 0 02 15k 6 25 380 7 55
Close 2.78 Jan c92 15k 1 80 7.1k 8 28 9 80
c30 1.8k 0 05 2.4k 1 40 16k 2 40 P N C
Close 57.94 Feb QwestCom
p32 50 200 3 50 3.3k 3 70 193 5 30 p60 5.9k 2 35 718 5 20 no tr c2 50 17 0 45 275 0 50 7.2k 0 58 p93 58k 0 04 9.2k 6 85 1.9k 8
p35 2.8k 6 44 6 20 331 7 Petrobrs
Close 26.21 Jan c5 4.8k 0 01 no tr 16 0 15 c93 31k 2 37 26k 7 15 304 9 91
Close 8.65 Feb p94 78k 0 64 14k 7 30 606 8 25
c42 50 1 0 05 no tr 2.5k 0 25 p20 no tr 3.8k 1 80 361 3 Rambus
c45 no tr no tr 10k 0 15 p22 50 210 0 15 958 2 70 4.1k 4 c9 6.8k 0 05 260 1 25 no tr c94 66k 2 12 9.8k 6 80 1 7 60
Close 3.60 Jan p95
MerrillLyn
Close 18.15 Jan c25 1.1k 1 40 6.0k 5 1.5k 6 50 RaserTech
102k 1 41 27k 7 65 1.7k
p15 5.7k 0 03 594 1 30 102 2 10 p25 2.4k 0 05 3.1k 3 70 716 5 40 p2 50 no tr 3.5k 0 30 no tr 9 05
Close 59.01 Dec c95 67k 0 96 26k 6 50 3 9 10
p17 50 4.2k 0 05 no tr 29 3 10 c27 50 3.5k 0 05 no tr 414 5 30 RschMotn
c19 4.5k 0 04 472 1 95 224 3 20 c30 944 0 10 3.2k 2 50 2.2k 4 50 p50 944 0 01 3.4k 2 41 434 4 85 c96 53k 0 01 6.4k 5 90 8 8
p20 575 1 95 452 3 35 3.6k 4 50 c35 14 0 05 1.9k 1 15 7.1k 2 55 c55 3.5k 4 05 1.1k 8 30 20611 55 p96 62k 2 36 22k 8 2.5k 9 45
c20 3.9k 0 04 1.4k 1 50 496 2 64 Pfizer
Close 16.91 Dec p55 9.8k 0 01 1.9k 4 10 257 6 65 p97 29k 3 10 15k 8 05 103 8 55
MerrLyn
Close 18.15 Jan c17 50 4.8k 0 01 4.3k 0 77 1.3k 1 13 p60 18k 0 97 1.2k 6 30 194 9 10 c97
106k 0 80 6.8k 5 25 2
p40
521 70 520 70 7.5k21 60 p17 50 2.9k 0 57 970 1 57 824 1 87 c60 34k 0 30 4.7k 5 50 121 8 70 7 80
Microsft
Close 23.93 Jan c20 100 0 01 3.1k 0 18 782 0 41 c65 9.1k 0 01 4.0k 3 50 563 6 40 p98 34k 4 25 4.8k 8 85 791 10
p10 no tr 4.1k 0 17 560 0 18 PhilMorr
Close 43.30 Dec c70 368 0 01 3.9k 2 05 640 4 55 c98 66k 0 49 9.8k 4 90 517 6 64
Close 15.51 Jan c99 47k 0 01 5.3k 4 50 167 6 45
p15 no tr 4.9k 0 44 1.6k 0 60 c45 1.3k 0 05 4.4k 2 80 106 3 80 SanDisk
p19
5 0 01 2.6k 0 93 1.0k 1 04 Potash
Close 74.43 Dec c17 50 2.5k 0 02 no tr 12 3 20 p99 6.2k 5 15 4.7k 9 25 28 8 70
c26 no tr 13k 1 33 349 1 90 c70 5.5k 4 30 38014 20 9116 50 c18 no tr 15k 2 40 no tr p100 70k 6 30 61k10 10 317 77
c27 50 no tr no tr 2.6k 1 25 p70 9.0k 0 05 1.4k 9 70 10011 70 c22 no tr 15k 1 21 no tr c100 71k 0 01 43k 4 311 10
Close 49.99 Feb p101 1.6k 7 20 2.7k10 20 no tr
c27 no tr 9.1k 0 99 no tr c75 12k 0 15 1.0k11 80 118 15 Schlmb
p27 50 no tr no tr 5.0k 4 05 p75 10k 0 75 55112 10 12414 10 p40 100 0 05 2.8k 1 60 20 4 30 c101 8.4k 0 01 7.5k 3 80 no tr
c29 no tr 3.2k 0 48 1.4k 0 80 c80 9.6k 0 03 1.6k 10 15612 30 p50 10k 0 05 7.7k 5 55 791 8 50 c102 13k 0 01 4.5k 3 15 no tr
Microsft fr
Close 23.93 Jan PrinFncl
Close 20.91 Jan c50 11k 0 05 3.1k 5 50 1.0k 8 89 c103 584 0 02 4.8k 3 no tr
p20 16 0 01 3.0k 1 13 987 2 86 p15 no tr no tr 5.0k 4 c55 4.4k 0 05 2.5k 3 60 14 6 90 c104 11k 0 01 13k 2 67 22 9 40
Close 19.65 Feb p104 46110 20 3.3k12 45 no tr
p22 no tr 4.5k 1 67 no tr ProctGam
Close 61.74 Jan SemicHlTr
c23 2.2k 0 96 3.0k 2 95 1 0 50 c62 50 3.2k 0 15 196 3 822 5 12 c20 1.9k 0 05 4.0k 1 32 88 2 09 c105 686 0 01 17k 2 25 55 9 40
p23 1.3k 0 01 6.9k 1 99 no tr p62 50 3.4k 1 20 42 3 30 203 5 30 p20 11k 0 23 9.2k 1 60 702 2 22 p105 1.4k10 85 2.7k 13 2119 50
Close 17.53 Dec c106 456 0 01 4.3k 1 93 no tr
c24 21k 0 01 29k 2 31 no tr c65 2.8k 0 04 650 1 75 372 3 32 Sequenom
p24 39k 0 10 7.2k 2 42 no tr ProUltFin
Close 10.33 Dec p12 50 no tr no tr 4.5k 1 30 p107 39712 82 3.4k14 40 no tr
p25 15k 1 10 3.0k 2 90 2.7k 3 35 c9 3.8k 1 1.3k 2 40 5 2 85 c17 50 30 0 70 6 3 50 3.0k 3 70 c107 395 0 02 4.1k 1 75 no tr
Close 10.31 Jan c108 49 0 01 7.9k 1 62 22 7 85
c25 18k 0 02 31k 1 78 6.7k 2 30 p10 3.3k 0 05 1.4k 1 55 46 1 90 SLM Corp
c28 3.8k 0 01 6.2k 0 68 no tr c10 16k 0 30 1.2k 1 75 1.3k 2 60 c10 10k 0 54 3.0k 1 95 20 2 75 c109 83 0 02 18k 1 35 22 7 50
c30 60 0 01 4.1k 0 31 6.5k 0 58 c11 4.8k 0 05 2.7k 1 35 no tr c12 50 406 0 05 3.6k 0 90 586 1 65 c110 76 0 01 54k 1 10 27 8 30
05
15
Close 45.94 Dec c111 179 0 01 6.0k 0 95 23 6 80
MktVGold
Close 21.69 Dec c12 778 0 13k 1 no tr SP Engy
c22 61 0 85 42 2 80 4.5k 4 10 ProUltSP
Close 30.90 Dec p46 3.2k 0 52 130 4 96 10 7 10 c112 244 0 01 9.8k 0 81 no tr
c27
4 0 05 154 1 45 4.4k 2 25 c32 2.8k 0 05 1.1k 3 80 10 5 p47 3.1k 1 07 567 5 25 25 6 45 c114 42 0 01 2.6k 0 57 23 5 85
Monsnto
Close 80.00 Jan PrS UlShFn Close 135.25 Jan c47 6.0k 0 10 1.1k 4 70 95 5 69 c115 no tr 6.5k 0 50 no tr
c80 3.9k 0 05 1.7k 9 37813 30 p125 2.9k 0 05 13716 80 1 28 p48 3.2k 2 07 54 5 80 263 5 81 c120 no tr 16k 0 15 23 4 25
p80 4.5k 0 05 2.0k 8 51 33712 44 c130 4.4k 5 20 38722 90 2425 90 c48 4.3k 0 10 400 4 01 136 5 55 c129 no tr 6.0k 0 05 29 0 16
Close 93.21 Dec
Moodys
Close 24.96 Feb p130 2.8k 0 10 76319 30 728 50 c49 3.1k 0 15 482 3 50 278 5 05 SPDR fr
p22 50 2 0 05 3.0k 2 45 no tr c135 2.6k 0 40 55121 30 5128 21 c50 2.1k 0 02 3.7k 3 30 361 4 50 c125 480 0 01 9.7k 0 06 no tr
MorgStan
Close 19.24 Jan PSh QQQ fr Close 32.30 Dec p55 18 9 15 5.4k 9 85 1110 20 SpdrGold nya Close 77.21 Jan
p10 22 0 05 3.2k 0 65 485 1 25 c38 22 0 01 9.1k 0 39 608 0 98 p60 1713 70 2.6k12 50 10813 50 p73 31 0 05 2.7k 2 80 no tr
Close 45.94 Dec sT Homebl
Close 13.79 Dec
p15 1.4k 0 03 6.9k 1 65 134 2 70 c39 101 0 01 14k 0 27 no tr SP Engy fr
c17 50 3.0k 1 80 831 4 10 44 5 10 c40 77 0 01 6.9k 0 18 1.1k 0 49 p75 3.5k28 98 no tr no tr p14 683 0 10 302 1 39 2.7k 1 80
Close 15.35 Dec sT Retail
Close 22.75 Dec
p17 50 9.1k 0 04 1.2k 2 55 1.3k 3 50 c41
4 0 01 4.3k 0 10 600 0 36 SP Fnc fr
3 2 50 2.7k 3 30 8 4 20
c19 8.9k 0 25 402 3 26 21 4 50 c42 26 0 01 2.6k 0 08 639 0 25 p15 7.9k 0 02 5.0k 1 19 1.1k 1 44 p25
p19 4.9k 0 05 925 3 10 34 4 c43 54 0 01 3.5k 0 06 103 0 15 c15 8.1k 0 56 2.1k 1 70 241 2 17 c32 no tr no tr 4.8k 0 29
45
58
85
75
60
80
01
04
p20 7.1k 0 1.7k 3 285 4 c44 77 0 4.0k 0 no tr p16 14k 0 4.3k 1 235 1 c33 no tr no tr 3.0k 0 20
c20 14k 0 05 5.5k 2 75 265 3 80 c45 15k 0 01 6.5k 0 02 no tr c16 32k 0 02 19k 1 06 no tr SunTrust
Close 41.88 Jan
c21 3.6k 0 05 691 2 20 16 3 60 c46 no tr 5.5k 0 01 no tr p17 17k 1 53 no tr 12k 2 55 p40 2.7k 0 05 88 5 90 141 9 90
80.44 cJan10 7 50 581 0 30 HomeDp

20.21 iSh20 TB
93.87 cJan10 70 1.5k 4 55 Merck
28.50
26.62 cJan10 35 519 2 25
pJan10 70 1.2k 0 05 cJan10 30 600 0 10 pJan10 25 652 8 10 pJan10 70 453 2 JoyGlobal
18.15
DryShips
21.28 FordMot
2.43 cJan10 25 530 3 05 pJan10 80 396 4 20 cJan10 60 500 2 10 MerrLyn
14.38 cJan10 30 408 2 10
pJan10 25 398 11 cJan10 2 50 4.1k 1 40 HumGeno
3.88 iShBraz
37.52 KB Home
5.48
cJan10 25 474 6 85 cJan10 10 454 0 54 cJan10 10 500 1 20 cJan10 70 4.0k 3 60 pJan10 5 592 1 35 MGIC
cJan10
20
602
0 30
KimbCl
59.99
eBay
15.35 FredMac
1.15 IBM
90.78 iShCh25
27.37
23.93
cJan11 15 1.4k 5 50 cJan10 2 50 655 0 55 cJan10 100 2.0k 12 cJan10 50 751 1 40 cJan10 50 500 6 60 Microsft
51.48 cJan11 25 1.6k 5 31
ETrade
2.37 GenElec
19.63 cJan10 140 2.0k 2 46 iShEMkt
24.40 KindME
20
cJan10 50 1.5k 7 cJan10 25 1.8k 4 05
cJan10 5 515 0 75 cJan10 15 752 6 58 Intel
15.50 cJan10 20 1.1k 8 70
Kinross
10.75 pJan10 25 1.5k 4 96
EvergEn
0.38 cJan10 20 1.7k 4 03 cJan10 15 1.1k 3 70 pJan10 20 1.8k 4 60
cJan10 40 1.3k 0 40 cJan10 27 50 465 2 92
cJan10 7 50 640 0 15 cJan10 25 621 2 28 pJan10 20 452 5 90 cJan10 25 537 6 30 LamarAdv
18.10 cJan10 30 495 2 14
cJan09 7 50 429 0 05 cJan10 30 611 1 20 cJan10 20 7.6k 1 91 cJan10 40 634 2 10 pJan10 10 460 2 15 Millipore
56.14
65
43
cJan10 30 7.5k 0 iShRs2000
EvrgrSlr
3.51 cJan10 35 580 0
52.29 LinearTch
21.95 pJan10 30 2.3k 1 20
cJan10 12 50 401 0 80 GenMotrs
6.43 IntGame
12.80 cJan10 65 571 4 18 pJan10 15 3.5k 1 60 cJan10 90 1.0k 1 60
Exxon
68.04 pJan10 5 1.5k 3 30 cJan10 10 5.2k 5 30 cJan10 67 1.2k 3 76 cJan10 35 2.0k 0 55 MktVGold
21.69
pJan10 65 431 10 10 pJan10 10 4.5k 7 30 pJan10 20 437 9 26 cJan10 81 497 0 92 LionsGt
6.95 cJan10 50 452 2 90
cJan10 110 1.7k 1 95 Goldcorp
20.09 IntpubGp
4.98 JetBlue
4.83 cJan10 10 434 1 15 MorgStan
19.24
FanniMae
0.95 cJan10 45 445 1 90 pJan10 7 50 500 3 60 cJan10 7 50 600 1 15 MarshMcL
25.63 cJan10 17 50 990 7 40
cJan10 2 50 1.0k 0 45 HarmonyG
7.97 Investools
6.52 JohnJns
62.65 pJan10 25 833 5 43 pJan10 45 500 26
35
25
20
60
17
cJan10 5 2.0k 0 cJan10 15 658 1 cJan10 10 401 1 pJan10 70 1.4k 11 cJan10 30 833 4 Nabors
15.51
DRS Tch
416,571
60,202
10,614
13,701
29,085
13,460
1,005
25
405
187
2
166
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
50.19 pJan10 60 415 36 20 cJan10 60 629 0 65 Comcast

15.23
pJan10 45 795 5 70 Blackstn
10.88 Chiquita
12.98 cJan10 15 6.3k 3 78
cJan10 70 795 4 15 cJan10 5 5.3k 7 30 pJan10 10 418 2 40 ContlAir
16.91
AmIntGp
2.10 Boeing
44.55 Cisco
17.91 pJan10 7 50 425 3
cJan10 2 50 1.0k 1 29 cJan10 50 406 7 75 cJan10 10 513 9 30 pJan10 10 560 4 90
cJan10 5 462 0 96 pJan10 55 435 15 30 cJan10 25 1.7k 1 35 Crystallx
0.40
Anadrk
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ISSUES & INSIGHTS
WINNER OF THE 2008
Pulitzer Prize
Stances On Trade
Are Worlds Apart
Election 08: John McCains vocal support of free trade
is matched by a stalwart voting record. By contrast,
Barack Obama says hes a free trader but comes up
with ever-snakier excuses that suggest otherwise.
oters who dont see much difference between the candidates havent taken a close look at how far apart McCain
and Obama are on trade. The issue is especially important now because exports are a lone bright spot in the
U.S. economy as recession looms. The choice is whether to keep
that momentum going or kill it off and retreat into isolationism.
McCain is clearly in favor of free trade, recognizing not only its
benefits to the U.S. but also its capacity to turn poor countries into
rich ones, and potential enemies into friends.
His record shows it. He has supported free trade treaties with
Mexico, Canada, Central America, the Dominican Republic, Chile,
Peru, Singapore, Oman, Morocco, Jordan, Israel and any nation
that consents to tough U.S. requirements for open markets, equal legal protections, andoversight on labor andenviExploring Differences
ronmental compliance. Over the years,
Between The Candidates McCain didnt care who was president
On The Major Issues
and worked with both sides of the aisle
FIRST IN A SERIES
to advance trade.
A good example was how he led the
charge to open Vietnam to trade in 1994, the same year he also supported the North American Free Trade Agreement.
To establish normal trade relations with the Vietnamese, McCain
put aside the past and forgave those who tortured him as a prisoner
of war. He then faced down the wrath of his own party in the era of
Rambo, when many believed Vietnam was still holding POWs. He
even made common cause with draft-dodging President Clinton.
Why? Because opening up trade wasnt just about today, but the
long term. McCain warned that China was a rising power and
America would need allies in the Far East. Trade would create a
middle class in Vietnam and open a path to democracy.
In effect, he won the Vietnam War by making an ally of an enemy
and a partner with $8 billion in two-way commerce. Today,
McCain is a hero in Vietnam for breaking the trade gate open.
McCain has since fought for the remaining allies held in limbo by
protectionist politics in Congress Panama, South Korea and Colombia, where he even made a campaign stop.
The biggest loser if the pacts dont pass will be the U.S., he believes. American companies will pay billions in tariffs while European and Canadian firms sell duty-free. The U.S. will also lose
friends and influence.
This all contrasts to the record of Obama. The Democratic candidate says hes pro-free trade, but funny things happen to him whenever its time to vote in the Senate. Other than a pact for Oman, he
has opposed every trade treaty put in front of him, telling Honduras, Guatemala, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica and Nicaragua
they werent good enough.
He has voted to open some doors with Cuba, but none with longtime ally Colombia. His excuses have included slanders about Colombias labor record, which has seen vast improvements, and
claims the pact had no environmental or labor protections, despite
Colombia putting them in at the request of Democrats.
Meanwhile, Obama talks about going beyond free trade and offers aid and community organizers in its place. He even opposes
past treaties such as NAFTA, which he claims benefits only corporate interests.
The problem with renegotiating all trade pacts is that it allows all
players to dictate new terms, much to Americas detriment.
Obamas positions will not benefit the U.S. economy as a whole.
But they will serve special interest groups such as public-sector
unions.
When election time comes, voters should know that their vote
will make a big difference in the level of trade, and therefore the
rate of growth, the U.S. will experience for years to come.
The Great Divide
Cold Reality
IBD/TIPP Tracking Poll: Day 5
Climate Change: Funny how economic concerns pull

the mind away from foolishness such as global warming. But weather goes on, and in many places it doesnt
happen the way fear mongers predict.
Obama padded his lead to 5.3 points from 3.6 in the rst poll to
include responses following Wednesdays third and nal debate
between the two candidates. McCain continues to have trouble with
key GOP support groups, including conservatives, who back him with
only 65%; investors, who have moved into Obamas column; and
married women, who are increasingly leaning Obama.
tart with Alaska, a place in the news of late. The states glaciers, after two centuries of shrinkage (a trend that began before the advent of the internal combustion engine and smokestack economy), actually grew during the winter of 2007-08.
In general, Bruce Molnia, a U.S. Geological Survey glaciologist,
told the Anchorage Daily News, the weather this summer was the
worst I have seen in at least 20 years.
Translation: It was so cold that the snow that causes glaciers to expand didnt melt until later than usual.
Meanwhile, the International Arctic Research Center reports
29% more Arctic sea ice this year than last. This doesnt exactly
square with overheated predictions earlier in the year that the
North Pole would be entirely free of ice over the summer for the
first time in recorded history.
Farther south, midmonth temperatures in Oregon hit record lows,
and on Oct. 10 Boise, Idaho, got its earliest snow ever 1.7 inches
that beat the old record by one day and 7/10 of an inch.
Much farther south, Durban, South Africa, had its coldest September night in history a month ago, and parts of the country had an unusual late-winter snow. A month earlier in New Zealand, officials at
Mount Ruapehu reported the largest snow base ever.
These last four developments, taken together or separately, dont
disprove the global warming theory. But unlike climate projection
models, which are often wrong but endlessly thrown in our faces as
examples of hard science, they are real world events wholly contrary to the story the alarmists have been spreading.
Global warm mongers are rapidly losing credibility. Mainstream
journalists will still believe them because climate change fits the
narrative theyve so carefully nurtured. But eventually the error
will have to admitted. It wont happen publicly, though, because by
the time they come to their senses, the issue will have been long forgotten by the public.
PERSPECTIVE
The Left Declares War On Joe The Plumber

MICHELLE MALKIN
ix-term Sen. Joe Bidens got

some nerve going after citizen
Joe the Plumber. But the entrenched politician from Delaware,
who fancies himself the nations
No. 1 Ordinary Joe, had no choice.
Obama-Biden simply cant tolerate an outspoken citizen successfully painting the Democratic ticket as
socialist overlords. And so a dirty,
desperate war against Joe Wurzelbacher is on.
The lefts political plumbers are attacking the messenger, rummaging
through his personal life and predictably wielding the race card once
again. Its standard operating procedure for the Obama thug machine.
Wurzelbacher is the small-business man from Ohio who during a
Toledo campaign swing last weekend questioned Obama about his
tax plan. The revealing exchange
was caught on tape and broadcast
widely across the Internet and TV
airwaves.
In response to Wurzelbachers
question about why he should be
taxed more and more for fulfilling
the American dream, Obama sermonized that he needed to spread
the wealth around because its
good for everybody.
John McCain flung that chilling
Marxist mantra back in Obamas
Joe Wurzelbacher has been probed

more deeply than Barack Obama.
face during Wednesday nights presidential debate and repeatedly cited

Joe the Plumbers plight.
Obama squirmed. The dirt diggers
started Googling. And the next
morning, six-term Sen. Biden
launched the first salvo against the
Ohio entrepreneur on NBCs
Today show, challenging the veracity of his story:
I dont have any Joe the Plumbers
in my neighborhood that make
$250,000 a year.
Under an Obama-Biden administration, theyll make sure no Joe the
Plumbers ever earn such a salary.
Its good for everybody, after all.
Biden, as is so often the case, twisted the facts about Wurzelbacher.
No surprise there. Slick Joe Biden is
the one who tells fables about visiting a diner in Delaware that hasnt
been open in years; spins yarns
about getting forced down in a he-
licopter over Afghanistan because

of perilous conditions that turned
out to be weather related, not alQaida related; and continues to slander the family of the man involved
in his wife and daughters fatal car
accident (crash investigators
cleared the now-deceased driver of
drunken driving, despite Bidens insinuations). But I digress.
Wurzelbacher never claimed to be
making $250,000 a year. He told
Obama that he might be getting
ready to buy a company that makes
about $250,000, $270,000 a year.
His simple point was that Obamas
punitive tax proposals would make
it harder to realize his dream.
Obamas followers couldnt handle the incontrovertible truth. Leftwing blogs immediately went to
work, blaring headlines like Not A
Real $250k Plumber!
Next, they falsely accused Wurzelbacher of not being registered to
vote hes registered in Lucas
County, Ohio, and voted as a Republican in this years primary.
Next,they called hima liar for identifying himself as undecided. Only
registered Democrats and fake Republican tools used in mainstream
media stories and YouTube debates
can use that label, you see.
Next, liberal blogger Joshua Marshall cast Wurzelbacher as some
kind of rabid freak for calling Social
Security a joke as if no workingclass Americans could believe the

federal governments entitlement
programs were a rip-off unless they
were bought and paid for by the
McCain campaign.
Then, suddenly, the journalists
who wouldnt lift a finger to investigate Obamas longtime relationships with Weather Underground
terrorist Bill Ayers and Jeremiah
Wright sprang into action rifling
through citizen Joe Wurzelbacherstax records.Politico.com reported breathlessly:
Samuel J. Wurzelbacher has a
lien placed against him to the tune
of $1,182.92. The lien is dated from
January of 07.
Press outlets probed his divorce
records. The local plumbers union,
which has endorsed Obama,
claimed he didnt do their required
apprenticeship work and didnt
have a license to work outside his
local township. Hang him!
After Wurzelbacher told Katie
Couric that Obamas rhetorical tap
dance was almost as good as
Sammy Davis Jr., inevitable cries
of bigotry followed. (There are
now tens of thousands of Internet
hits for Joe the Plumber racist.)
Welcome to Joe the Plumber Derangement Syndrome. If you cant
beat him, smear him.
Its the Obama way.
the 2008 election for U.S. president were held today and the
Q Iffollowing
were candidates, for whom would you vote? Would you
say Democrat Barack Obama or Republican John McCain?
Obama
McCain
45.9%
40.6%
13.5%
Not sure
Region
Northeast
Midwest
South
West
49%
42%
45%
49%
34%
43%
44%
38%
17%
14%
11%
13%
Area type
Urban
Suburban
Rural
51%
43%
36%
36%
43%
49%
13%
14%
15%
38%
53%
46%
39%
53%
39%
40%
41%
9%
9%
14%
20%
Gender
Male
Female
40%
51%
47%
35%
13%
14%
Parental status
Parents
Nonparents
50%
45%
39%
41%
11%
14%
Income
Under 30k
30k-50k
50k-75k
75k+
51%
55%
54%
44%
32%
36%
33%
49%
17%
9%
13%
8%
Party
Democrats
Republicans
Ind./other
86%
7%
39%
8%
84%
36%
6%
9%
25%
Investor
Yes
No
45%
52%
42%
37%
12%
12%
Women
Single women
Married women
59%
46%
27%
41%
14%
13%
Education
High school
Some college
College degree+
48%
43%
47%
35%
45%
42%
17%
12%
11%
Ideology
Conservative
Moderate
Liberal
21%
60%
86%
65%
28%
8%
15%
12%
6%
Household description
Upper/upper middle
Middle
Working
Lower
49%
43%
57%
56%
44%
45%
32%
16%
7%
13%
11%
28%
Religion
Protestant
Catholic
Other Christian
Jewish
Other
None
36%
47%
46%
75%
55%
62%
53%
44%
39%
16%
39%
22%
11%
9%
14%
9%
6%
16%
Union household
Yes
No
54%
45%
37%
42%
9%
13%
Displays ag
Yes
No
37%
66%
49%
24%
14%
10%
Overall
Age
18-24
25-44
45-64
65+
Poll taken Oct. 12-16, 2008, of 1,020 likely voters. Margin of error is +/-3.5 percentage points
Source: TechnoMetrica Market Intelligence (tipponline.com)
READ WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IN THE COUNTRY
ISSUES & INSIGHTS
ON THE RIGHT
ON THE LEFT
Now Obama
Must Sharpen
Vision Thing
IBD/TIPP Poll: McCain Suffering From A Kerry-Like Lack Of Intensity

One reason President Bush won re-election in 2004 was that his support was much stronger, or more intense, than John
Kerrys. This year, Barack Obamas supporters back their candidate more strongly (81%) than John McCains supporters
back theirs (65%). Similarly, what we call the zeitgeist or how voters think the election will go also favors Obama.
Forty-four percent say they think Obama will win vs. 17% who say McCain. Thirty-one percent think its too close to call.
Day 4
Day 3
Day 2
Day 1
Strongly
Moderately
82%
17%
82%
18%
81%
18%
80%
19%
Strongly
Moderately
64%
35%
64%
35%
65%
33%
66%
32%
Obama
McCain
Too close
Not sure
45%
16%
32%
8%
45%
16%
32%
8%
45%
14%
34%
8%
45%
14%
34%
7%
Obama
McCain
Too close
Not sure
73%
2%
20%
4%
74%
1%
20%
5%
72%
2%
21%
6%
74%
1%
21%
5%
Obama
McCain
Too close
Not sure
18%
33%
42%
7%
17%
34%
43%
6%
18%
30%
45%
7%
19%
30%
45%
6%
Day 5
Intensity
e have completed the Survivor

phase of the presidential campaign,
in which pundits and pollsters waited for one of the candidates to make a gaffe
in the debates so they could vote him off the
island. Now, with just over two weeks left,
maybe we can focus on the issue of leadership for a country in deep, deep trouble.
Despite Barack Obamas big lead in the
polls, he hasnt yet made a decisive case for
how he would govern in this time of crisis.
His demeanor is cool and calm, his intellect
razor-sharp, and if smart guys were automatically good leaders, it would be game,
set and match for Obama.
But leadership is something more mysterious, and it comes in odd packages the
brooding, depressive
Abraham Lincoln; the
patrician
Franklin
Roosevelt; the genial
ex-actor Ronald Reagan; the priapic good
ol old boy Bill Clinton.
What is inside the
Obama package? We
still need to know
more.
Over the next two
weeks, Obama should
help the country visualize what his administration would look like. He should show
how he would step up to the economic crisis, an unfolding disaster that we compare
so often to the Great Depression that the
analogy is losing its horrific impact. What
sorts of people would Obama appoint to his
Cabinet? How would he deal with two wars,
as commander in chief rather than as political campaigner?
19%
Obama supporters
McCain supporters
81%
34%
65%
Zeitgeist
National
8%
17%
20%
Obama supporters
44%
31%
3%
4%
73%
7% 18%
McCain supporters
41%
35%
The country is looking for two conflicting

qualities in the next president change and
stability. Obama certainly embodies the
former. He launched his campaign by styling himself as the change agent who could
reach across racial and party divisions.
But what kind of change? Oddly, for the
great rhetorician, the vision thing has been
a bit fuzzy in recent weeks. Obama should
reveal whats in his head and heart by expressing more of the big ideas that would animate an Obama presidency.
The stability theme is a harder one for
Obama, but its likely to be crucial in bringing home the victory the pollsters are predicting. The country is frightened, more
now than it was a few months ago. People
want reassurance that Obama, for all his
talk about change, isnt going to overturn
the apple cart.
A dream TV spot in the final week would
be a fireside chat between Obama and his
sometime economic adviser, Warren Buffett. That would close the deal, I suspect.
Balancing change and stability in foreign
policy is Obamas biggest challenge and
John McCains greatest opportunity. An October Surprise that dramatized the need for
experienced leadership would obviously
help McCain.
But even here, Obama can use the next two
weeks to send the message that there will be
a steady hand at the tiller, to use one of
McCains signature lines.
The best way for Obama to signal continuity would be to do publicly what Im told he
has already begun privately which is to express confidence in the two key leaders at
the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Bob Gates
and Gen. David Petraeus, the boss at Central
Command.
Members of Obamas inner circle have discussed the possibility of asking Gates to stay
on for a transitional year or so; Obamas key
defense adviser, former Navy Secretary Richard Danzig, has even floated the idea directly. This transition would make sense for
the country, and Gates would probably say
yes.
As for Petraeus, Obama is said to have signaled that he would listen carefully to military advice about Iraq and Afghanistan rather than make radical changes.
Obama could embrace both continuity and
change abroad by endorsing some of Petraeus new ideas about the way forward in Afghanistan. Far from the surge to victory
image conveyed by McCains rhetoric, Petraeus is looking for ways to negotiate with
and co-opt the insurgents.
He wants to explore truces and alliances
with the tribal warlords who make up the insurgent syndicate so that they are taken
off the battlefield without a new war. Thats
what Petraeus did in Iraq, and its a strategy
Obama could support for Afghanistan.
The temptation for Obama will be to sit on
his lead and avoid taking the risk of defining
his leadership in sharper terms. For a man
of lesser ambition, that play-it-safe strategy
might make sense. But Obama is something
different. At his best, he seems to think beyond the political calculus of how to get
elected to the deeper problem of how to
lead and govern.
Over these next two weeks, Obama should
step on the accelerator, not the brake.
McCain On Nukes: Yes We Can

Energy: Barack Obama needs to explain why, if
we can power our lights with old Russian weapons, we cant expand our use of nuclear power.
Is there really such a thing as nuclear waste?
ohn McCain has repeatedly emphasized that part of

our economic recovery must be the development of
domestic energy resources, including nuclear
power.
Obama has repeatedly said yes, but not until its proved to
be safe and clean.
McCain says the thousands of sailors who have served in
a nuclear Navy for nearly six decades prove that splitting
the atom is safe and clean. He also notes that other countries have already found a way to reprocess their spent
fuel, making nuclear power a renewable resource, while
safely storing the rest in a finite space.
A little known fact is that the U.S., too, is already safely
using reprocessed nuclear material to generate electricity.
The fuel is provided in the form of old Soviet nuclear weapons reprocessed under a treaty engineered by Sens. Pete
Domenici and Sam Nunn in the 1990s.
As noted by William Tucker, author of the just-published
book Terrestrial Energy: How Nuclear Power Will Lead
the Green Revolution and End Americas Long Energy Odyssey, the French, who get 80% of their electricity from
nuclearpower, import bomb-grade uranium from old Soviet nuclear weapons, mix it with tailings from uranium
mines and export the material to the U.S.
Tucker reports that one out of every 10 light bulbs in
America is being lit by a former Soviet weapon. So why
dont we process our spent fuel? In 1977 President Carter
issued Presidential Directive 8 (PD-8), which outlawed reprocessing (recycling) nuclear fuel in the U.S. For this reason, each volume of fuel yields only 5% of its potential.
While President Reagan lifted the ban in 1981, that was
two years after the incident at Three Mile Island and the
movie The China Syndrome planted an anti-nuclear
phobia in the collective American consciousness. Since
then weve been piling up the waste from our existing nuclear plants, hoping to store it all at a facility at Yucca
Mountain in Nevada.
In a primary debate in Nevada, Obama pledged: I will
end the notion of Yucca Mountain because it has not been
based on the sort of sound science that can assure the people of Nevada that theyre going to be safe.
Nevada Sen. Harry Reid, currently Senate majority leader, sees to it that Yucca Mountain does not become operational. But do we really need it?
According to Tucker, 95% of our 77,000 tons of nuclear
waste in the form of spent fuel rods is in the form of
U-238 the same nonfissioning nuclear material we pull
out of the ground. It has been estimated that by using the
French method of reprocessing, America could recycle its
used fuel to power every U.S. household for 12 years.
A pound of uranium generates 2 million times as much energy as a pound of coal, and we have 77,000 tons of the
stuff sitting around as waste. After reprocessing, all of
Frances genuine waste from providing more than threefourths of its electricity for a quarter-century is stored beneath the floor of one room at Le Hague. The lifetime output for each French citizen would fit in a soda can.
The Energy Information Agency projects that by 2030
U.S. electricity demand will increase by 45%. Since nuclear power currently supplies 20%, the U.S. will need to
have 35 additional nuclear power plants just to meet future demand. McCain wants to build 45 right away.
Each new reactor will employ 1,400 to 1,800 people during construction, rising as high as 2,400 jobs as the facility
is built. During operation, a nuclear plant typically has a
skilled work force of 400 to 700.
Nuclear power means jobs, clean air, energy independence and keeping money here at home.
Lets split atoms and not hairs.
Obama Puts His 77 Cents In

Pay Equity: Barack Obama has criticized John
McCains actions in the case of Lilly Ledbetter,
who sued for alleged pay discrimination. But if
Obama supports equal pay for equal work, why
doesnt he do it in his office?
hen the issue shifted to the Supreme Court in

last weeks presidential debate, Obama said he
would appoint Supreme Court justices who
hopefully have a sense of what real-world folks are going
through. Not those who have a sense of what the Founding Fathers had in mind when they wrote the Constitution. He wants those who believe in a living Constitution
that changes with the liberal fad du jour.
He claimed the Supreme Court made it more difficult
for a woman named Lily Ledbetter to press her claim for
pay discrimination. Actually the Court did nothing of the
sort. It merely said the law put a time limit on filing such
claims and that Ledbetter missed the cutoff by almost
two decades. They interpreted the law to mean what it
says as written.
I think that its important for judges to understand that
if a woman is out there trying to raise a family, trying to support her family and is being treated unfairly, then the court
has to stand up, Obama said.
All the court is supposed to do is interpret the law and the
Constitution as written. Ledbetter was in fact treated like
anyone else under the law in question.
Of that decision, Obama said: We tried to overturn it in
the Senate. I supported that effort to provide better guidance to the courts; John McCain opposed it.
To which we say good. The high court does not need the
guidance of the Senates No. 1 liberal, someone who opposed the nomination of John Roberts, wouldnt have appointed Antonin Scalia and thinks Clarence Thomas isnt
a strong enough justice or legal thinker to sit on the Supreme Court.
Obamas Label
As Race Healer
No Longer Fits
et me get this straight. A couple of agitated yahoos in a rally of thousands

yell something offensive and incendiary, and John McCain and Sarah Palin are
not just guilty by association with total
strangers, mind you but worse: guilty according to The New York Times of racebaiting and xenophobia.
But should you bring up Barack Obamas
real associations 20 years with Jeremiah
Wright, working on two foundations and
distributing money with William Ayers, citing the raving Michael Pfleger as one who
helps him keep his moral compass (Chicago
Sun-Times, April 2004) and the long-standing relationship with the left-wing votefraud
specialist
ACORN you have
crossed the line into illegitimate guilt by association.
Moreover, it is tinged
with racism.
The fact that, when
John McCain actually
heard one of those
nasty things said about
Obama, he incurred
the boos of his own
crowd by insisting that Obama is a decent
person that you do not have to be scared (of)
as president makes no difference. It surely
did not stop John Lewis from comparing
McCain to George Wallace.
The search for McCains racial offenses is
untiring and often unhinged. Remember
McCains Berlin/celebrity ad that showed a
shot of Paris Hilton? It was an appalling attempt to exploit white hostility at the idea of
black men becoming sexually involved
with white women, fulminated New York
Times columnist Bob Herbert. He took to
TV to denounce McCains exhumation of
that most vile prejudice, pointing out
McCains gratuitous insertion in the ad of
two phallic symbols, the Washington
Monument and the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Except that Herbert was entirely delusional. There was no Washington Monument.
There was no Leaning Tower. Just photographs seen in every newspaper in the
world of Barack Obamas Berlin rally in the
setting he himself had chosen, Berlins Victory Column.
Herbert is not the only fevered one. On
Tuesday night, Rachel Maddow of MSNBC
and Jonathan Alter of Newsweek fell over
themselves agreeing that the political salience of the Republican attack on ACORN
is, yes, its unstated appeal to racial prejudice.
Charles
Krauthammer
Source: TechnoMetrica Market Intelligence
David
Ignatius
What is inside the Obama

package? We still need to know
more.
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Ledbetter is not exactly a household name, but in liberal

circles shes an icon. She was a supervisor at a tire company in Alabama who sued upon retirement after 19 years of
employment there. The act would have extended the time
limit on how long an employee can wait before suing for
pay discrimination. It would have reversed a 5-4 Supreme
Court decision holding that having 180 days to file a complaint was long enough.
Sen. McCain thinks the Supreme Court got it right,
Obama said in Albuquerque, N.M., in June. He opposed
the Fair Pay Restoration Act. He suggested the reason
women dont have equal pay isnt discrimination on the
job its because they need more education and training.
Thats just totally wrong.
As Carrie Lukas, vice president for policy and economics
at the Independent Womens Forum, informs us, when
producing the 77 cents statistic Obama repeats in a campaign ad, the Labor Department does not in fact take into
account factors such as years of experience, hours
worked, education, service interruptions for marriage and
child rearing.
If all you used were data culled from the Report of the Secretary of the Senate, covering the six-month period ended
March 31, 2008, youd think McCain was the champion of
Rosie the Riveter and Obama the heartless male chauvinist troglodyte.
Crunching the numbers, Obamas 28 male staffers were
paid a total of $1,523,120 for an average salary of $54,397.
Obamas 30 female employees divided $1,354,580 for a female average salary of $45,152. Obamas female staffers,
on average, make just 83 cents to the dollar his male staffers make.
McCains office, by contrast, is a feminist fantasy.
McCains 17 male staffers carve up $916,914 for an average
salary of $53,936. His 25 female employees split $1,396,958
for average pay of $55,878. In McCains office, a woman
earns $1.04 for every buck a man makes.
Practice what you preach, Sen. Obama.
Orwell Times Two

This about an organization that is being accused of voter registration fraud in about a
dozen states. In Nevada, the investigating
secretary of state is a Democrat. Is he playing the race card too?
What makes the charges against McCain
especially revolting is that he has been scrupulous in eschewing the race card. He has
gone far beyond what is right and necessary,
refusing even to make an issue of Obamas
deep, self-declared connection with the
race-baiting Jeremiah Wright.
In the name of racial rectitude, McCain
has denied himself the use of that perfectly
legitimate issue. It is simply Orwellian for
him to be now so widely vilified as a stoker
of racism. What makes it doubly Orwellian
is that these charges are being made on behalf of the one presidential candidate who
has repeatedly, and indeed quite brilliantly,
deployed the race card.
How brilliantly?
The reason Bill Clinton is sulking in his
tent is because he feels that Obama surrogates succeeded in painting him as a racist.
Clinton has many sins, but from his student
days to his post-presidency, his commitment and sincerity in advancing the cause of
African-Americans have been undeniable.
If the man Toni Morrison called the first
black president can be turned into a closet
racist, then anyone can.
Fool Me Once . . .
And Obama has shown no hesitation in
doing so to McCain. Just weeks ago, in
Springfield, Mo., and elsewhere, he warned
darkly that George Bush and John McCain
were going to try to frighten you by saying
that, among other scary things, Obama has
a funny name and doesnt look like all
those other presidents on those dollar bills.
McCain has never said that, nor anything
like that. When asked at the time to produce
one instance of McCain deploying race, the
Obama campaign could not. Yet here was
Obama firing a pre-emptive charge of racism against a man who had not indulged in
it. An extraordinary rhetorical feat, and a
dishonorable one.
What makes this all the more dismaying is
that it comes from Barack Obama, who has
consistently presented himself as a healer, a
man of a new generation above and beyond
race, the man who would turn the page on
the guilt-tripping grievance politics of Jesse
Jackson and Al Sharpton.
I once believed him.
Correction: Last week I wrote that in 1995
Bill Ayers gave Barack Obama a fundraiser in
his home. I should instead have called it a
campaign event.
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IBDS 20 RULES FOR INVESTMENT SUCCESS
Spotting The Buy Point: Apples 2-In-1 Base

BY DONALD H. GOLD
Buying the right stock at the wrong

time is the same as buying the
wrong stock. To do it right, you
have to spot the proper buy point.
Thats both the good news and the
bad news. On the one hand, all
those hours of research to find a
great company with superior performance are not enough.
On the other hand, the stock market helps you. Youdthink that thousands of different stocks and a hundred years of history would yield a
nearly infinite number of buy
points.
In fact, a few recognizable patterns, or bases, have emerged as big
clues to when to buy. Investors Corner is currently discussing these
bases.
00 A cup with handle must be
seven weeks long.The handles midpoint must be higher than the cups.
If the handle starts above the cup,
then it could be a cup with a high
handle, which may also work.
00 A cup without handle must be
six weeks long. Its basically a
U-shaped consolidation, typically
no deeper than 35% or so. It breaks
out without forming a handle.
00 A flat base must be five weeks
long at least, with a maximum correction of 15%.
00 A double-bottom base basically
has a W shape, with the second
low undercutting the first. It also
needs at least seven weeks to form.
And remember that one ingredient necessary in any breakout:
heavy volume. As a stock clears its
buy point, volume should surge at
least 50% above its average pace. If
it doesnt, volume may pick up soon
afterward. Otherwise, something
may be wrong.
Sometimes a chart can show two
bases.
Apple
90
AAPL Computer-Manufacturers
70
80
60
50
45
38
34
Buy
point
30
26
24
22
19
17
15
13
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.
2
3
4
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.
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Volume
60,000,000
30,000,000
Dec 02
Mar 03
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar 04
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar 05
Daily Graphs available at investors.com/DGO/IC
AppleAAPL formed a cup with handle from October 2003 through

March 2004 .
Look at the handle, which formed
between Jan. 16 and Feb. 27 . It
was seven weeks long, with a 13%
trading range. Thats a flat base in
and of itself.
As it happened, both showed the

same buy point: 24.94 .
Apple took out that price on
March 4. Volume surged that day to
twice its normal level. The stock
leapt 5%. It tacked on 6% the next
day on 4 1/2 times its usual trade.
Apple flew to 90.88 by mid-Febru-
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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.
ary 2005. That was just the first in a

series of rallies that ultimately
would make Apple one of the greatest winning stocks of all time.
There were pauses and corrections along the way. They werent
setbacks, but new bases with new
buy points. Can you spot them?
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.
Buy when market indexes are in

an uptrend. Reduce investments
and raise cash when general market
indexes show five days of increased
volume distribution.
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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BIOSOLUTNS (EBS) Grp 14 o$16.58

AMERICAN PUBLIC EDU (APEI) Grp 8 $40.31
INTEGRAL SYSTEMS (ISYS)
Grp 95
$19.03
ALMOST FAMILY INC (AFAM) Grp 3 $36.55
1 EMERGNT
13.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 99 ROE 15% 2 11.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 95 ROE 37% 3 16.4M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 98 ROE 11% 4 6.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 99 ROE 25%
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STATES AND 130 COUNTRIES
INTEGRATION/TEST, AND DATA PROCESSING/SIMULATION.
FOR RECUPERATING AND DISABLED PATIENTS.
+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 321,700 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%

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/16
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 68
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 73

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/10
R&D 1%
13 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/6
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 87
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 94
Already 6% past 15.27 buy point from 21-month cup-w-handle. Upside reversal in week ended Oct. 10; resistance at 10-wk. Week after 10/10 upside reversal may be start of right side. Upside reversal in 10/10 week, new base may be forming.
WILD WINGS (BWLD) Grp 67 o$34.02
QUALITY SYSTEMS (QSII)
Grp 6
o$37.23
SYNIVERSE HOLDINGS (SVR) Grp 122 $18.13
CASH AMERICA INTL (CSH) Grp 74 o$36.09
5 BUFFALO
SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING
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Mgt SpnEPS StrEPS Est EPS EPS Sales
Pretax Own shp
Price 6 Rtg Rtg% Chg % Chg % Chg % Chg ROE mrgn % Rtg
COMPANIES 1-20
Rank Company
OPERATES 169 AND FRANCHISES 346 QUICK CASUAL RESTAURANTS IN 37 DEVELOPS HEALTHCARE PRACTICE AND ELECTRONIC RECORDS MANAGE- PROVIDES WIRELESS NETWORK MANAGEMENT, TECHNOLOGY INTEROPERA- OPERATES/FRANCHISES 499 PAWNSHOPS, 304 CASH ADVANCE AND 139
STATES (86 IN OHIO).
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CHECK CASHING CENTERS IN 22 STATES.

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31
R&D 6%
+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. D. Vol 1,028,500 Debt 110%

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
16 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
Biosolutns 16.58 99 97 99 9 +135 +80 +88 15 19 55 C

1 Emergnt
Vaccine maker misses Q2; analysts see big EPS dip coming in Q4.
American Public Ed 40.31 99 98 95 +48 +77 +38 +55 37 23 38 D
2 Annual earnings growth of 286% is best of 22 stocks in industry group.
Integral Systems 19.03 96 96 98 +66 +56 13 +17 11 16 4 D
3 Consensus
profit estimate for current year 65%, though recently trimmed.
Almost Family Inc 36.55 99 95 99 +35 +43 +26 +50 25 9 17 D Upside reversal 10/10, trading between 10-, 40-week avges. Hits resistance at 10-week after surging past the moving avg. Rebound of 10-week avg, looks like right side forming. Meeting resistance at 10-week moving average.
4 Nursing
firm's Q3 EPS growth seen slowing to 26%; will it surprise again?
(WBSN)
Grp 52
o$18.80
HEALTHSPRING INC (HS) Grp 50 o$18.13
WABTEC (WAB)
Grp 99
o$45.91
LIFE PARTNERS HLDGS (LPHI) Grp 15 $34.68
Wild Wings 34.02 99 95 98 +29 +41 +29 +29 15 8 9 D
9 WEBSENSE
5 Buffalo
Sports bar operator raised pretax margin for four straight years.
37.23 99 95 97 +23 +38 +20 +31 38 33 37 D
Quality Systems
6 Health care software maker sees EPS accelerate for four straight quarters. +16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 717,700 Debt 98% +139% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. Daily Vol 580,200 Debt 41% +39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 951,800 Debt 24% +265% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 93,200 Debt 5%
Holdings 18.13 98 96 96 +62 +65 +48 +40 15 28 25 D Last Qtr Eps +68%5 Prior Qtr +67%5 Last Qtr Sales +45%
7 Syniverse
Wireless servicer accelerated sales growth past 3 qtrs from 7% to 40%. 2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
15 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30
Eps Due 10/24
Eps Due 1/14
Cash America Intl 36.09 98 97 91 +26 +63 +18 +16 16 12 4 D Eps Due 10/30
R&D 2%
8 Sterne Agee upgraded pawn shop chain to buy from hold on Thursday. R&D 18%
18.80 99 96 93 +41 +68 +33 +45 23 31 4 D
Websense
9 Web filtering firm's sales growth accelerated in recent quarters.
18.13 99 94 93 +37 +53 +31 +48 14 8 17 D
Inc
10 HealthSpring
Health services firm's EPS grew 31%, 48% and 53% in past three quarters.
45.91 97 93 96 +20 +21 +20 +20 20 12 7 C
Wabtec
Upside weekly reversal has yet to carry through.
Cant regain 10-week line; could be start of right side of base. Wild week, but stuck between 10- and 40-week moving avges. Climbing 10-wk; forming possible handle with 37.62 buy pt.
11 Transportation gear firm's
profit growth slowed for four quarters.
E
Life Partners Hldgs 34.68 99 93 99 +37 +56 +27 +47 99 39 51
AMEDISYS (AMED)
Grp 3
o$52.32
HUDSON CITY BANC (HCBK) Grp 20 o$17.34
AXSYS TECH (AXYS)
Grp 2
o$56.62
STANLEY INC (SXE)
Grp 32
$35.54
12 Analysts'
consensus for Augustended quarter 53 cents a share, up 20%.
13
52.32 99 93 95 +34 +44 +34 +85 15 14 4 D
Amedisys
13 Home
nursing care provider's aftertax margin slipped for three quarters.
+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 10,179,500 Debt 263% +12% Ann. EPS Gro PE 34 Avg. Daily Vol 158,000 Debt 0%
Hudson City Banc 17.34 99 93 94 +56 +67 +63 +24 6 22 10 D +27% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. D. Vol 1,308,600 Debt 3%
14 Fiveyear
EPS growth rate 16%, EPS Stability Rating a relatively calm 5.
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
56.62 99 90 97 +67 +69 +65 +40 10 13 19 D 8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Axsys Tech
Eps
Due
10/30
Eps
Due
1/23
Eps
Due
10/24
Eps Due 11/1
15 Analysts see infrared gear maker's '08 EPS rising 68%.
R&D 3%
35.54 99 90 97 +23 +52 +22 +29 17 7 32 D
Stanley Inc
16 Won $8 mil Army contract to help develop ground sensor technology.
Therapeutcs 96.13 98 93 94 +84 +127 12 +32 11 13 11 D
17 United
Brean Murray upgraded the stock to buy from a hold rating on Friday.
49.10 98 91 96 +28 +41 +27 +33 13 7 2 C
Intl
18 Mantech
Reports Q3 results Oct. 29; consensus estimate 65 cents a share, up 27%.
Base building looks better with recapture of 1-0week avg. May be forming new base after failed Sept. breakout. Upside attempt hits wall at 10-week moving avg.
May be forming handle after bounce off 40-wk; 39.09 buy pt.
Ensign Group Inc 15.06 98 89 98 +32 +14 +55 +15 23 8 60 D
19 Q2 earnings gain of 14% was sixth best of 16 stocks in industry group. 17 UNITED THERAPEUTICS (UTHR) Grp 14 o$96.13 18 MANTECH INTL (MANT) Grp 49 o$49.10 19 ENSIGN GROUP INC (ENSG) Grp 41 $15.06 20 N C I INC CL A (NCIT) Grp 49 $22.77
20.3M
Shares
98
Comp.
Rating
93
EPS
RS
94
ROE
11%
20.8M
Shares
98
Comp.
Rating
91
EPS
RS
96
ROE
13%
8.2M
Shares
98
Comp.
Rating
89
EPS
RS
98
ROE
23%
6.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 97 ROE 17%
22.77
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88
97
+30
+36
+24
+44
17
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to report results Nov. 3; consensus 30 cents a share, up 20%.
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Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 94
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 80
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 78
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Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 65
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 85
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 57
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Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 64
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-3% Ann. EPS Gro PE 53 Avg. Daily Vol 671,500 Debt 0%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 39%
IBD 100 Vs. The Market

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/21
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30
IBD 100:
95.2%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 92
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 56
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 46
S&P 500:
1.8%
Performance 5/2/03 to 10/16/08
Last week's upside volume lagged selling volume earlier. Nine weeks into current base; selling activity modest.
Wide range only limited by 10- and 40-week moving avges. Thin stock may be forming double-bottom base.
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Ravaged Top-Rated Issues

Need Time To Build Bases
Nursing Care Provider

Makes Key Acquisitions
Weekly Winners & Losers
Biggest price changes among

IBD 100 stocks
Slow down. Yes, the major stock indexes on Thursday flashed a follow-through signal, the markets
clue that its OK to buy great
stocks. But let caution be your
guide.
In any event, the charts on
todays IBD 100 are short on constructive action.
After a yearlong decline, capped
by the recent plunge, even the best
stocks got badly hurt. Sifting
through stock charts is like picking through rubble.
Many stocks havent even begun
to form the right side of their
bases. Unlike other times when
the market is in a confirmed uptrend, no charts have a black border the designation for leading
stocks near buy points.
Thats OK. Let the market take its
time in pulling itself back. You can
focus on building a new watch list.
Start by screening for companies
with the best profit and sales
growth and institutional sponsorship.
So when stocks break out from
new bases, or rebound from their
10-week moving averages, youll
be ready.
Dont write off a stock just because its correction was steeper
than normal. In bear markets,
many bases may sink 50% or so
and still work.
But if the market unravels before
new bases set up, well, things
could get worse.
A slew of top-rated stocks made
positive reversals in the week
ended Oct. 10. They made new
lows, but erased most of their losses for the week. Others closed in
the upper half of the weeks trading range.
Online educator American Public EducationAPEI is one such
stock. Although it fell 11% for the
prior week, it ended nearer the
high end than the low.
This stock is nowhere near a buy
point. So pay attention because it
Company
Weekly %
Symbol price change
Top 10
Life Partners Holdings

Thoratec
Amedisys
Stanley
Tompkins Financial
Syniverse Holdings
Laclede Group
Abbott Laboratories
Stifel Financial
Phase Forward
LPHI
THOR
AMED
SXE
TMP
SVR
LG
ABT
SF
PFWD
19.7 %
17.1
16.8
15.7
15.4
13.0
12.2
12.2
11.7
11.3
Bottom 10
Rock-Tenn
NetLogic Microsystems
Potlatch
Heartland Payment Sys
CVS Caremark
Applied Industrial Tech
Green Mtn Coffee Roastrs
Childrens Place Retail
Oriental Financial Gp
Wolverine World Wide
RKT
NETL
PCH
HPY
CVS
AIT
GMCR
PLCE
OFG
WWW
-18.2 %
-17.6
-14.9
-13.1
-12.9
-11.3
-11.3
-10.4
-10.1
-9.7
may be forming a base and its earnings and sales growth has been
strong.
In-home nursing provider Almost FamilyAFAM did the same. It
may have started forming the right
side of the base.
But BuckleBKE buckled after
notching its reversal. The teen-apparel retailer closed Friday 9%
below its week-ago close. Its now
ceded 31% in four straight weekly
declines and has dropped off
todays IBD 100 list.
Emergent
BioSolutionsEBS,
which tops todays IBD 100, is a
glaring exception to the markets
woes.
The stock has already flown 9%
past the 15.27 buy point from a
21-month cup with handle. That
makes the anthrax vaccine maker
extended.
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Amedisys , a provider of homebased health care and hospice services, is not waiting for the phone
to ring to pick up new business. Its
been buying customers.
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 95
The Baton Rouge, La.-based company had been running its services
through 325 nursing offices and 29
hospices in 30 states.
Base building looks better with recapture of 1-0week avg.
The company last month bought
Amedisys 44% EPS jump in Q2,
six home-care centers from Home
its most recent report, broke a threeHealth Corp. of America. Terms
period streak of results in the 20s.
werent disclosed, but the added
Sales rose 85%, its best showing in
units earned $23 million in sales in
three years.
the 12 months through June 30.
Annual profit has climbed for four
In March, the company paid $395
million for TLC Health Care Servic- straight years. Analysts expect to
see gains of 34% this year, and 21%
es. The deal should add $300 milnext year.
lion in revenue, analysts say. That
Pretax margin last year came in at
would be a 43% boost from Amedisys 2007 revenues of $698 million. 14%, not great but higher than the
TLC brought much to the table: 92 12% seen in 2006. Return on equity,
at 15%, also is low but is better than
home health agencies and 11 hosthe 06 result. Donald H. Gold
pice agencies.
Syniverse Dials Big EPS, Sales

Helping Telecom Firms
Leads To Global Growth
Syniverse HoldingsSVR provides
services to telecom operators. Specifically, the company enables wireless communications between incompatible technologies.
That need is growing, and Syniverse is already in 120 countries
with more than 600 operators.
By the fourth quarter of 2007, the
company had started a stretch of
strong earnings and revenue increases.
Syniverses earnings grew 65%,
83% and most recently 65%. Analysts predict 2008 earnings to grow
62%, and 48% for Q3.
Its sales growth accelerated from
7% to 18%, 37% and 40% the past
few quarters.
Last quarters jump in sales was
tied to its acquisition of the wireless
portion of Billings Service Group.
About 72% of Syniverses total sales
came from North America.
Govt Is Injecting
Cash Into Banks,
But Wont Lend Yet
CREDIT FROM A1
and the economy deteriorated.

Ten-year Treasury yields, which
hit a five-year low 3.25% on Sept. 16,
topped 4% last Tuesday before easing a bit.
The backup in yields started just
two days before Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
met with leaders in Congress to
pitch their plan for buying up toxic
mortgage assets from banks.
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Grp 3
o$52.32
8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30
AMED
BY DONALD H. GOLD
The Treasury Department shifted

gears in the past two weeks, deciding a quick injection of $250 billion
in equity capital into the banking
sector was needed to restore confidence.
Government borrowing isnt limited to the $700 billion in total funding for Paulsons Troubled Asset Relief Program.
The Fed is rolling out a $50 billion
program to buy commercial paper
from top-rated issuers later this
month. The government has already made more than $100 billion
available to help insurer American
InternationalGroup avoid a destabilizing collapse. The Fed has boosted the liquidity it provides to banks
by hundreds of billions.
And mortgage giants Fannie Mae
and Freddie Mac, placed into a conservatorship by the government,
also could require substantialfunds.
Beyond that, the $455 billion fiscal 2008 deficit is expected to be significantly bigger next year. And
Democratic leaders in Congress are
pushing the idea of a $300 billion
stimulus package.
The government is pulling out all
of the stops to confront the financial crisis and economic downturn,
said Richard DeKaser, chief economist at National City Corp.
He, too, suspects that the backup
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6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 78
Rebound of 10-week avg, looks like right side forming.
The companys pretax margin

grew to a six-year high of 28.7% in
2007. Return on equity increased to
a still-mediocre 15% as company
debt rose.
Syniverses revenue is tied to longterm contracts. On Oct. 7, it announced a three-year deal extension with Verizon Wireless to provide mobile data roaming and data
clearinghouse services, which
streamline the billing process. Verizon accounts for about 14% of the
companys revenue. Patrick Cain
in Treasury yields is a function of
the large, large borrowing that has
occurred and is expected.
Government moves to bolster confidence in the heart of the financial
system are bearing fruit, albeit tentatively, DeKaser said.
But, at the same time, a dramatic
marking down of economic prospects in the past week caused a further tightening of credit for business and consumers, as reflected in
pricing for mortgages and corporate bonds, he said.
Bridgewater has explained to clients that an injection of capital into
banks, a government guarantee for
short-term bank debt and the Fed
commercial-paperprogram are providing a blanket of protection to key
financial players, as well as creditworthy corporate giants.
The 3-month dollar Libor rate fell
40 basis points last week to 4.42%
as banks become somewhat more
willing to lend to one another.
Outside The Circle Of Trust

But those outside this circle of
trust are exposed to tight credit
conditions.
Those who need liquidity most
typically arent getting it unless
they are under government protection, Bridgewater said.
Thebond market is the topsource
of funds for nonfinancial companies, and it has all but dried up.
Fed Vice Chairman Donald Kohn,
in a speech last week, predicted a
prolonged period of cautious lending and a high cost of capital.
Financial firms reporting earnings are sending the same signal.
John Thain, CEO of Merrill Lynch
which is being bought by Bank of
America says the company is unlikely to quickly deploy incoming
capital from the government.
Merrill will get $10 billion out of
the $25 billion going to BofA-Merrill.
At least for the next quarter, its
just going to be a cushion, he told
analysts last week.
We continue to tighten credit and
pull back on loan growth in the current environment, said Gary Perlin, CFO of Capital One Financial.
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U.S., Europe To Recapitalize Financials
The Treasury Dept., following Europes lead, will inject $250 bil into U.S. banks including $125 bil for 9
top financials for ownership stakes. The U.S. also will
guarantee many new bank debts and fully back uninsured
non-interest bearing deposits.
Hopeful Turn In Market
Citi Misses, JPMorgan Tops
Stocks rallied, plunged, then rallied again last week, leaving investors with some signs that the
worst may be over. The major market indexes all followed through in
heavier volume Thurs., indicating a
possible new uptrend. The market
eased Fri. in lower volume. But the
Dow gained 4.7% for the week.
Citigroups4th straight quarterly loss was worse than expected, due to $4.42 bil in write-downs.
JPMorgan topped views, thanks to
a gain tied to its Washington Mutual buy. Wells Fargo, which is acquiring Wachovia, also beat.
Reports Signal Recession
Retail sales fell at the sharpest

pace in 3 years, industry activity
slumped at the fastest rate in decades and housing starts hit a
17-year low. The Fed in its beige
book reported that economic activity declined across the U.S. in Sept.
Chairman Ben Bernanke said even
if finl markets stabilize, economic
recovery wont happen quickly.
Credit Thaw On The Way?
Three-month dollar Libor fell

40 basis points during the week
to 4.42%, with some talk of big declines this week. U.S. and European
moves to shore up banks and back
interbank and other short-term
debts seem to have eased fears. But
bank borrowing from the Fed hit
yet another high while commercial
paper fell for a 5th week.
Oil Falls 8% To 14-Mo. Low
Crude closed at $71.85 a barrel,

a 3rd week of losses, after OPEC
cut its 09 demand forecast and a
flurry of data signaled the U.S. economy is rapidly slowing. Mining giant
Rio Tinto warned Wed. of weaker
Chinese commodity demand. Copper dropped 8% Wed., but added 1%
for the week. Rio shares lost 9% for
the week. Gold fell 8%.
Google, eBay Post Profits
Search king Googles Q3 earnings topped forecasts, as did online auctioneer eBay, helping both
companies rebound after big stock
drops. Meanwhile, Microsofts
CEO said he still might buy Yahoo,
pushing both stocks up on Thu.
Inflation Pressures Fading
Sept. consumer prices were flat,

while core costs, ex food and energy, rose 0.1%. Core inflation held
at an elevated 2.5%, but producer
price data showed a rapid retreat
farup the pipeline. Oiland commodity prices fell sharply.
McCain Presses Obama
GOP candidate John McCain

criticized Dem rival Barack
Obamas tax and spending plans
while aligning himself as a fighter
for average Americans like Joe the
Plumber. Obama readily fended
off the attacks. Polls show Obama
maintaining a slight lead.
Intel Posts Mixed Results
10
The chip giant reported

mixed Q3 results, beating
EPS forecasts but missing sales estimates. Intel also predicted a difficult holiday selling season and said
it will reduce its capital spending
plans by $200 mil.
History Suggests Bear Market

Closer To End Than Beginning
MUTUAL FUNDS FROM A1
throughs fail, but no major market

rally has started without one.
Another indicator is suggesting a
marketbottom too. The CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, skyrocketed to
the highest point in its history on
Oct. 10. That day marked Wall
Streets worst weekly drubbing
ever. Late in the day the government said it would go ahead with its
historic plan to inject cash directly
into key banks.
On Thursday, the VIX set another
gut-wrenching peak before stocks
vaulted higher.
The VIX has been a mixed predictor of market bottoms. But taken
with Thursdays follow-through, it
is another key sign that this is not
the time to leave the market.
Bear Life Cycle

Also on your side: time. Since 1929
there have been 15 bear markets, according to Standard & Poors. They
have averaged 19 months in length.
That includes 1990s July-October
plunge, which fell 0.1 percentage
point short of being a full-fledged
bear, a sell-off of 20% or more.
This current bear is already a
shade more than 12 months old. If
history is an accurate guide, that
puts us much closer to the end of
the current swoon than its start.
Also, bears have robbed the S&P
500 of 39% of its value on average.
Based on this current markets low,
this bear has clawed 47% out of the
bogey.
Further, the market today is far
sturdier than it was in prior bears.
Take 1929.
The market fell so much in the
1920s because it was so highly leveraged, said Sam Stovall, S&Ps chief
investment officer. Everyone was
leveraged 90-to-1. Today, leverage
even from most hedge funds isnt
anywhere near that.
Regulators are also different.
The current Federal Reserve
chairman is a well-regarded student of the Great Depression, Stovall said. So chances are hes not
going to make the mistakes that
were made then. Hes already doing
the reverse. Hes easing credit, lowering rates, injecting funds into distressed capital markets, and taking
over companies that otherwise

would have gone under.
Other differences: Were thinking globally and not as isolationists.
The fact that fear measurements
are in the red zone should also be a
positive sign to disciplined investors.
Fund investors have some advantages over investors in individual
stocks. Its hard to find any stocks
with the fundamental and technical
traits that mark leading winners. So
even as the market starts its upturn,
careful stock pickers will wait until
those winning traits appear. Doing
so helps them avoid mistakes.
Fund investors remove the risk of
picking wrong stocks by owning
funds with diversified portfolios.
Sure, a few stocks might fail. But
when the overall market is heading
higher, three out of four stocks will
move in the same direction.
Taking the elements together
confirmed market rally, aging bear
market, bottomlike extreme volatility,politics and recession already discounted by the market, ability to
hitch a ride on the market through a
diversified stock fund there
could be no better time to invest in
the market, and perhaps no worse
time to be exiting.
Investing Long Term

Were seeing an orgy of speculation, Bogle said. Weve never seen
the likes of this before. Turnover of
stocks was 140% in 1929. Now it is
320%. People should act like investors, not speculators.
To do that, people should stick
with their basic investment plan.
Based on your age, time horizon
and need for income, choose an
asset allocation. he said. Then
stick with it.
Next, Bogle says, diversify across
your funds. Then think long term.
Prices have been knocked
down, Bogle said. Theyre at
about normal valuations again. But
I dont see any reason that earnings
cant grow about 7% a year on average for the next decade. Add in an
average yield of 3.51% for S&P 500
companies that pay dividends, and
youve got 10% average annual total
return. Thats a lot better than cash,
Ill tell you.
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World markets are in turmoil.
The Volatility Index (VIX), which measures the expected
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INSURANCE (FPIC)
Grp 36
$48.03
SYNAPTICS (SYNA)
Grp 62
o$27.08
AEROVIRONMENT INC (AVAV) Grp 2 o$30.92
HOME BANCSHARES (HOMB) Grp 7 $25.01
21 FPIC
PROVIDES MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE AND RELATED DEVELOPS TOUCHPAD AND CUSTOMIZED USER INTERFACE SOFTWARE FOR MANUFACTURES SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS USED FOR INTELLI- HOLDING COMPANY FOR FIRST STATE BANK AND FOUR OTHER BANKS
RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES PRIMARILY IN FLORIDA.
DIGITAL PLAYERS, LAPTOPS, AND MOBILE COMMUNICATION DEVICES.
GENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE.
OPERATING THROUGH 55 BRANCHES IN ARKANSAS AND FLORIDA.
Last Qtr Eps +15%6 Prior Qtr +52%6 Last Qtr Sales -12%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30

7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 13%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 52

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/4
R&D 7%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 94
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/17
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 69
Resistance at 10-week; thin stock may be forming base. Could be forming rt side of odd-shaped double-bottom base. Falls below 10-week but in 5th week of possible base.
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 35
Tumbles off 9/19 spike; vol. dries up as its hugs 10-week.
GROUP (LG)
Grp 27
o$44.64
SOUTHSIDE BCSHR (SBSI) Grp 5 $23.00
PSYCHIATRIC SOL (PSYS) Grp 3 o$31.08
CHATTEM (CHTT)
Grp 22
o$67.35
25 LACLEDE
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF NATURAL HOLDING CO FOR SOUTHSIDE BANK AND FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK PROVIDES INPATIENT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES SUCH AS MANUFACTURES MUSCLE PAIN RELIEVERS, DANDRUFF SHAMPOOS, SUNGAS TO 630,000 CUSTOMERS PRIMARILY IN MISSOURI.
OPERATING THROUGH 44 OFFICES IN 9 EAST TEXAS COUNTIES.
PSYCHIATRIC CARE, REHABILITATION AND SKILLED NURSING
SCREENS, DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS AND OTHER CONSUMER PRODUCTS
Rank Company

Pretax Own shp
COMPANIES 21-40
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/26
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/8

18 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/29
48.03 95 90 95 +10 +15 +34 12 14 29 9 C

FPIC Insurance
21 Reports
Q3 results Oct. 29; consensus estimate $1.15 a share, up 34%.
27.08 97 89 94 +28 +29 +19 +35 32 20 7 D
22 Synaptics
Reports earnings Thursday; consensus estimate 32 cents a share, up 14%.
Aerovironment Inc 30.92 97 87 97 +15 +22 +13 +9 14 14 26 D
23 Aircraft systems maker's profit growth improving after two bad quarters. Sticks to 10-wk line after rebound from 40-wk support. Repair work begins after September breakout fails. Stuck below 40-week line after last weeks big plunge. Faces resistance at 40-wk line after 3-week sell-off.
Bancshares 25.01 96 87 97 +17 +14 +14 +3 8 17 35 D
(NEOG)
Grp 12
$27.37
EXPRESS SCRIPTS (ESRX) Grp 28 o$60.35
MICROSEMI (MSCC)
Grp 90
o$21.84
GLOBAL PAYMENTS (GPN) Grp 74 o$40.71
24 Home
EPS growth slows for second straight quarter, but tops views by 3%.
29 NEOGEN
44.64 99 85 98 +18 +86
.. +24 12 3 7 D
Laclede Group
25 Public utility topped earnings
estimates past 5 qtrs by 13% to 187%.
+36% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. D. Vol 2,608,500 Debt 253% +21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 976,300 Debt 0%
23.00 99 85 97 +68 +122 +68 +38 14 15 12
E +19% Ann. EPS Gro PE 32 Avg. Daily Vol 70,900 Debt 0%
Southside Bcshr
Last Qtr Eps +33% Prior Qtr +33%6 Last Qtr Sales +3%
26 Bank's
Q2 EPS doubles from yearago; EPS rose 13%, 44% prior qtrs.
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
24 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
31.08 98 96 84 +36 +41 +34 +28 12 9 4 D Eps Due 1/3
Psychiatric Sol
Eps Due 10/24
Eps Due 11/15
Eps Due 1/3
27 6.5% aftertax margin best since fourth quarter '05.
R&D 3%
R&D 9%
67.35 96 89 92 +20 +30 +12 +3 39 23 6 D
Chattem
28 EPS growth ranged from 24% to 35% past 3 qtrs; 56%153% earlier 3 qtrs.
27.37 99 85 96 +18 +19 +14 +26 12 18 10 D
Neogen
29 Stephens
Investment and CraigHallum start coverage with buy rating.
60.35 93 94 87 +29 +33 +30 +3 69 5 1 D
Express Scripts
30 Pharmacy benefits managers'
sales growth just 2% to 5% past six quarters. Could be forming new base after failed breakout.
Reaches the 40-week but retreats on heavy volume..
Gives up gains to end week just slightly higher.
Snaps above lows after sell off, still 6% below 40-wk line.
21.84 95 94 85 +30 +31 +29 +14 15 25 5 D
Microsemi
IRIS INTERNATIONAL (IRIS) Grp 24 o$16.32
SHANDA INTERACTV ENT (SNDA) Grp 127 o$27.91
STRAYER EDUCATION (STRA) Grp 8 o$179.30
PERRIGO CO (PRGO)
Grp 30
o$32.15
31 Analysts
see chipmaker's fiscal Q4 EPS rising 29%; reports 10/31.
33
40.71 99 90 88 +21 +31 +19 +30 15 20 3 D
Global Payments
32 Payment
processor has two quarters of accelerating EPS & sales growth.
IRIS International 16.32 97 89 89 +13 +20 +9 +11 12 13 8 D +16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 35 Avg. Daily Vol 126,700 Debt 0%
33 Number
of funds in in-vitro diagnostic products maker fell past 2 qtrs.
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
27.91 96 88 92 +26 +26 +28 +65 33 46 61 D 2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Interactv
Eps Due 11/1
Eps Due 11/27
Eps Due 11/1
Eps Due 11/1
34 Shanda
Chinese online gaming firm surprised estimates 9 consecutive qtrs.
R&D 12%
R&D 6%
R&D 4%
Strayer Education 179.3 99 88 89 +25 +25 +27 +24 36 32 3 C
35 Educator's sales grow 24%, the highest since September 2005.
32.15 98 87 92 +24 +63 +19 +34 18 11 14 D
Perrigo Co
36 Drug maker reports earnings 11/6. Views for 43 cents a share, up 19%.
.. +21 51 48 23 C
Westwood Holdings 41.65 99 85 93 .. +24
37 Investment
advisory to report Q3 EPS 10/23; no estimates available.
Regains 40-week moving average on thin volume.
Consolidating below 40-wk avg as it forms new base. Finds resistance at 40-week moving average.
Promising base utterly destroyed in broad-market rout.
Spartan Stores Inc 25.46 98 82 97 +11 +8 +11 +5 17 2 4 D
38 Grocer's
cash flow ratio is strong but down compared with past years.
WESTWOOD HOLDINGS (WHG) Grp 31 $41.65
SPARTAN STORES INC (SPTN) Grp 11 o$25.46
GRAINGER WW (GWW) Grp 44 o$78.36
TECHNE (TECH)
Grp 14
o$66.35
78.36 96 90 86 +19 +39 +15 +11 20 10 7 D 37 5.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 93 ROE 51% 38 21.4M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 97 ROE 17% 39 63.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 86 ROE 20% 40 35.9M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 89 ROE 22%
Grainger WW
39 Maintenance products distributor delivered 39% rise in Q3 profit.
66.35 98 88 89 +9 +21 +16 +16 22 59 7 D
Techne
+28% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. Daily Vol 219,200 Debt 69% +18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 1,067,100 Debt 0%
40 Biotech
firm to report Q3 EPS next week; 14% increase expected.
Last Qtr Eps +39%5 Prior Qtr +22% Last Qtr Sales +11%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 67
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 47
Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 83
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 86
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7
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Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 45
Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 67
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 72
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 67
DEVELOPS IN VITRO DIAGNOSTIC URINALYSIS IMAGING SYSTEMS THAT CHINESE PROVIDER OF INTERNET GAMING, ENTERTAINMENT CONTENT, OFFERS UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS TO OVER DEVELOPS BRANDED OTC PHARMACEUTICALS, GENERIC PRESCRIPTIONS,
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36,000 STUDENTS AT 55 CAMPUSES THROUGHOUT 13 STATES.
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Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 64
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 74
PROVIDES ASSET MANAGEMENT AND INVESTMENT ADVISORY SERVICES TO DISTRIBUTES FOOD TO NEARLY 400 INDEPENDENT GROCERY STORES AND DISTRIBUTES TOOLS, LIGHTING, PLUMBING AND OTHER MAINTENANCE DEVELOPS CYTOKINES, ANTIBODIES AND OTHER BIOTECHNOLOGY AND
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PRODUCTS VIA 610 BRANCHES AND 18 DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
HEMATOLOGY PRODUCTS FOR RESEARCH AND CLINICAL DIAGNOSTICS.
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0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Eps Due 2/6
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Eps Due 1/25
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Eps Due 10/24
R&D 8%
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Sup/Demand 41
Consolidating below 10-wk but gets support at 40-wk avg. Near the 25.86 buy point of three-month pattern.
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 76
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 49
Rebounds from three-week drop, but finds wall at 10-wk avg. Resistance at 40-week line; little accumulation so far.
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STERICYCLE (SRCL)
Grp 38
o$55.27
42
FLOWERS FOODS (FLO) Grp 17 o$27.02

43
NETEASE.COM (NTES)
Grp 127
o$21.84
44
B5
DOLLAR TREE (DLTR)

Grp 1
o$34.64
PROVIDES MEDICAL WASTE, INFECTION CONTROL AND PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURES BREADS, ROLLS AND OTHER BAKERY PRODUCTS IN THE CHINESE PROVIDER OF INTERNET GAMING, WEBSITE PORTAL, ONLINE OPERATES 3,474 DISCOUNT VARIETY STORES OFFERING MERCHANDISE AT
RETURNS SERVICES FOR HOSPITALS, MEDICAL AND DENTAL OFFICES
ENTERTAINMENT CONTENT, AND COMMUNICATION SERVICES.
THE FIXED PRICE OF $1 IN 48 STATES
SOUTHEASTERN, SOUTHWESTERN AND MID-ATLANTIC U.S.
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 59

0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/8
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 77
Tussles with resistance at 40-wk line after two week sell off. Forming new base with support at 40-wk avg.

0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/7
R&D 8%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 72

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/28
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 89
Base building would look better above 10-week moving avg. May be forming handle in deep base that started 6/07.
(STE)
Grp 24
$32.21
GENOPTIX INC (GXDX)
Grp 28
o$31.84
MCDONALDS (MCD)
Grp 67
o$53.80
U M B FINANCIAL CP (UMBF) Grp 18 $52.15
45 STERIS
52.6M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 81 EPS RS 95 ROE 12% 46 29.5M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 97 ROE 8% 47 8.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 96 ROE 28% 48 1122M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 86 ROE 23%
DEVELOPS INFECTION PREVENTION/SURGICAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO HOLDING CO FOR UMB BANK AND 3 OTHER BANKS OPERATING THROUGH 135 PROVIDES LABORATORY SERVICES FOR ONCOLOGISTS AND HEMATOLOGISTS OPERATES 6,690 AND FRANCHISES/LICENSES 24,799 MCDONALD'S FAST
HEALTHCARE, PHARMACEUTICAL AND RESEARCH CUSTOMERS.
FOR DIAGNOSIS OF BLOOD, BONE MARROW AND OTHER CANCERS.
FOOD RESTAURANTS WORLDWIDE.
OFFICES IN KS, MO, OK, AZ, NE, IL AND CO.

Pretax Own shp
COMPANIES 41-80
Rank Company
55.27 98 86 90 +21 +22 +19 +19 19 22 8 D

Stericycle
41 Medical
waste firm's Q3 rpt due 10/23; 19% EPS, 16% sales growth seen.
95 +18 +8 +21 +13 16 7 16 D
Flowers Foods
42 Food producer lifted Q227.02EPS 988%82despite
sharp rise in commodities costs.
21.84 98 82 95 +35 +14 +41 +77 37 59 48
Netease.com
43 Deutsche Bank upgrades Chinese online gamer to buy but lowers target.E
34.64 98 81 95 +15 +20 +11 +13 19 4 4 D
Dollar Tree
44 Discount
chain opened 39 stores in October; has more than 3,500.
96 81 95 +17 +95 +19 +11 12 11 11 D
Steris
45 Surgical products maker32.21reports
earnings 10/30. Views for 31 cents/share.
UMB Financial Cp 52.15 96 80 97 +46 +21 +39 2 8 14 14 C
46 Mutual
fund ownership of holding firm rose for six straight quarters.
31.84 99 80 96 +39 +100 +27 +99 28 23 46 D
Inc
47 Genoptix
Lab service co's sales growth seen slowing after many tripledigit gains.
53.80 97 89 86 +21 +31 +17 +4 23 22 1 D
McDonalds
48 Fast food reports Q3 results
10/22; 17% EPS, 5% sales growth expected.
43.03 99 89 85 +9 +22 +18 +30 66 58 2 D
Gilead Sciences
49 Biotech
firms Q3 EPS growth of 22% beat analysts expectations.
Spl 34.23 93 88 88 +15 +26 +26 +13 12 3 11 D
50 MWIPetVeterinary
products distributor beat earnings views for 8 of past 10 quarters.
49.25 96 86 89 0 +20 5 15 14 33 9 C
Proassurance
51 Insurer
bought Georgia Lawyers Insurance Co. for $4.3 million in cash.
Standard Parking 18.61 97 86 87 +8 +18
52 Analysts expect Q3 earnings of 24 cents a share,0flat+16from43 a 4year54ago.D
60.96 99 84 89 +25 +32
0 +41 12 15 4 C
FTI Consulting
53 Expanded
European reach with new office in Madrid, Spain.
40.07 93 81 95 +67 +128 +31 +32 9 8 5 D
Franklin Electric
54 Motor
maker reports earnings 10/27. Views for 67 cents a share, up 31%.
0 +9 17 11 2 D
Church & Dwight 56.89 95 80 94 +18 +12
55 Consumer
goods maker's sales growth slowed into single digits recently.
Pinnacle Fin Ptnr 26.33 99 80 94 +12 +12 +11 +41 6 19 13 D
56 Holding
firm has higher sales growth rates than earnings.
Merit Medical Syst 18.77 99 78 96 +32 +62 +20 +11 10 11 11 D
57 Medical
gear maker's profit growth seen slowing to 20% this quarter.
15.92 97 78 95 +25 7 +7 +11 10 10 13 D
SWS Group
58 Clearing
serivce provider gave up 7% EPS for fiscal Q4.
99 75 99 +54 +122 +125 +44 5 11 3 C
Thoratec
59 Analysts see ventricle 28.36
pump maker's Q3 EPS leaping 125%.
17.99 96 93 79 +10 +105 +4 +30 12 12 3 D
El Paso Electric
60 Analysts see utilitys earnings growth slowing to 2% in 2009.
0 +8 15 3 3 D
PSS World Medical 16.16 94 87 86 +15 +31
61 Medical
products maker's Q2 EPS expected to flat after 2 good quarters.
24.31 93 80 93 +50 +119 +32 +29 8 5 1 C
Hawaiian Elctric
62 Electricty generator posts 3 qtrs of 3digit growth after 6 declines.
20.18 94 79 95 +75 +52 +22 +18 13 .. 4 D
Corp
63 Centene
HMOs Q3 earnings per share growth seen slowing to 22%.
.. +5 9 4 3 D
Standex Intl Corp 22.27 93 78 95 .. +81
64 Maker of industrial/commerical gear lifted Q2 earnings
81%.
55.46 99 78 92 +15 +18 +12 +18 28 21 1 D
Abbott Labs
65 Medical products maker beat views for seven straight quarters.
26.90 94 76 97 .. +29
.. 1 15 24 7 D
Arrow Finl Corp
66 Small
New York bank increases EPS 8% to 31% over past 4 qtrs.
Marvel Entrtnmnt 30.71 98 76 96 +10 +74 11 +55 64 54 39 D
67 Media firm's Q3 earnings per share seen declining 6%.
Foods Inc 27.58 98 73 98 +38 +220 +19 +1 11 4 9 D
68 Diamond
Analysts expect a 220% jump in Q3 EPS, but only 1% sales growth.
99 72 98 0
0 +6 +28 19 15 19 D
LHC Group Inc
69 Home nursing provider27.11enters
joint venture w/hospital in DeRidder, La.
16.00 92 96 75 +43 +105 +23 +67 43 59 1
..
Pionr Southwest
70 Oil and gas explorers Q3 EPS growth seen slowing to 21%.
45.20 99 84 84 +22 +31 +10 +19 18 16 14 D
DeVry
71 Postsecondary
education provider has 3 quarters of decelerating EPS.
24.82 98 83 86 +12 +36 +3 +25 8 8 11 C
Hain Celestial
72 Food
and care products firm beat Q2 estiamtes but Q3 EPS looks weak.
53.77 95 78 93 +12 +21 +10 +10 20 5 43 D
WalMart
73 Being
accused of buying school uniforms made in sweatshops in Bangladesh.
Shenandoah Telec 20.65 92 75 97 +18 +24 +18 +12 14 23 6 C
74 Analysts expect wireless phone providers EPS to grow 18% in Q3.
36.80 96 75 94 +11 +73 +12 +13 59 14 46 C
Campbell Soup
75 Completed
sale of Generale Condimentaire (GECO) business to Lesieur.
Family Dollar Stors 24.66 95 74 96 +3 +46 +8 +8 21 .. 8 D
76 Discount chains EPS growth expected to slow to just 8%.
64.73 96 74 95 +8 +17 +4 +14 22 13 2 D
General Mills
77 Cereal
maker's profit growth slated to rise 4% this quarter.
41.03 97 73 97 .. +132
..+510 .. .. 5 D
Alexion Pharma
78 Maker
of cancer treatments seen making first profits in 08 and 09.
45.62 98 73 96 45 +999 75 +61 2 2 5 D
NuVasive Inc
79 Medical product company turns losses around, but EPS expected decline.
Hanger Orthopedic 15.23 95 71 98 +28 +47 +22 +13 11 4 9 D
80 Maker
of prosthetics lifts ROE to 3yr high and debt reduced.
7
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 70
Big comeback on heavy volume retakes 40-week line.

3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/23
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 59
% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 219,100 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +100%6 Prior Qtr +325%6 Last Qtr Sales+99%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/12
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 74
Retakes 40-week line, but finds resistance at 10-week avg. IPO setting up new base after August breakout failed.

10 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/19
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 67
Fell below 10- and 40-week avgs; forming new base.
SCIENCES (GILD) Grp 14 o$43.03

PROASSURANCE (PRA)
Grp 36
$49.25
STANDARD PARKING (STAN) Grp 32 $18.61
M W I VETERINARY SPL (MWIV) Grp 43 $34.23
49 GILEAD
DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF VIRAL, FUNGAL, DISTRIBUTES MORE THAN 11,000 ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS TO VETERINARI- OFFERS PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE PRIMARILY TO PHYSICIANS, PROVIDES PARKING MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR OVER 2,100 PARKING
RESPIRATORY AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES.
DENTISTS AND OTHER HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
FACILITIES IN OVER 330 CITIES IN THE U.S. AND CANADA.
ANS THROUGH 13 DISTRIBUTION CENTERS IN THE U.S.

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 14%
Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 69

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/8
Big rebound a good start, but weeks of work left to do. Thin stock healing from failed breakout of flat base.
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/6
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 55
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 36
Staid, dull stock turns into wild bronco; selling at 10-week. Bouncing back from two-year low on brisk volume.
(FCN)
Grp 47
o$60.96
CHURCH & DWIGHT (CHD) Grp 9 o$56.89
PINNACLE FIN PTNR (PNFP) Grp 7 $26.33
FRANKLIN ELECTRIC (FELE) Grp 101 $40.07
53 FTI48.6MCONSULTING
Shares 99 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 89 ROE 12% 54 18.1M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 81 EPS RS 95 ROE 9% 55 65.3M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 94 ROE 17% 56 20.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 94 ROE 6%
PROVIDES FORENSIC, LITIGATION, TECHNOLOGY, CORPORATE FINANCE, MANUFACTURES SUBMERSIBLE MOTORS, DRIVES, AND ELECTRONIC CON- MANUFACTURES BAKING SODA, LAUNDRY DETERGENTS, CONDOMS, PREG- HOLDING COMPANY FOR PINNACLE NATIONAL BANK OPERATING VIA 33
RESTRUCTURING, AND ECONOMIC CONSULTING SERVICES.
OFFICES IN NINE TENNESSEE COUNTIES.
TROLS/MONITORS USED IN GROUNDWATER AND FUEL PUMPING SYSTEMS NANCY TESTS, TOOTHPASTES, AND OTHER CONSUMER PRODUCTS.
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 79
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/29
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 58
Drop through 40-week line puts a hurting on possible base. Thin stock backs off after 10-week lines resistance.
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/6
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 63
Last Qtr Eps +12%5 Prior Qtr 0%6 Last Qtr Sales +41%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/16
Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 52
Bounces back on strong volume. Resistance at 10-week line. Rebounding from failed breakout of cup-with-handle base.
MEDICAL SYST (MMSI) Grp 12 $18.77

THORATEC (THOR)
Grp 12
o$28.36
EL PASO ELECTRIC (EE)
Grp 61
$17.99
S W S GROUP (SWS)
Grp 33
$15.92
57 MERIT
DEVELOPS DISPOSABLE MEDICAL DEVICES FOR USE IN INTERVENTIONAL PROVIDES INVESTMENT BANKING/CLEARING SERVICES TO 200 BROKERS, DEVELOPS VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES (VAD), POINT-OF-CARE BLOOD ENGAGED IN THE GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION OF
CARDIOLOGY AND RADIOLOGY.
DIAGNOSTIC TEST KITS AND VASCULAR GRAFTS.
ELECTRICITY FOR 350,000 CUSTOMERS IN TEXAS AND NEW MEXICO.
AND 376 INDEPENDENT ADVISORS AND INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS.
0% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. Daily Vol 211,000 Debt 0%

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 4%
Last Qtr Eps -7%6 Prior Qtr +14%5 Last Qtr Sales +11%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/5
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 66
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 18%
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 82
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 58
Big comeback finds resistance at 10-week average.
Dives below 40-week and struggles to regain it.
Push over 29.82 would be buy point for rebound from 10-week. Downtrending below 10- and 40-week avgs.
WORLD MEDICAL (PSSI) Grp 43 $16.16

CENTENE CORP (CNC)
Grp 50
o$20.18
STANDEX INTL CORP (SXI) Grp 29 $22.27
HAWAIIAN ELCTRIC INDS (HE) Grp 61 $24.31
61 P60.3MS S Shares
94 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 86 ROE 15% 62 83.9M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 93 ROE 8% 63 41.5M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 95 ROE 13% 64 12.2M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 95 ROE 9%
DISTRIBUTES MEDICAL PRODUCTS AND EQUIPMENT TO PHYSICIAN OFFICES, PROVIDES ELECTRIC PUBLIC UTILITY SERVICE TO 439,897 CUSTOMERS ON PROVIDES MANAGED HEALTHCARE SERVICES THROUGH GOVERNMENT SUBSI- MANUFACTURES FOOD SERVICE, ENGINEERED, HYDRAULICS AND AIR
LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES AND HOME CARE PROVIDERS
DIZED PROGRAMS INCLUDING MEDICAID
DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS. ALSO OFFERS ENGRAVING SERVICES.
THE ISLANDS OF OAHU, MAUI, LANAI, MOLOKAI AND HAWAII.
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/24
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/23
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
7
7
IBD 100 Performance

Weekly changes in the IBD 100 since its inception vs. the S&P 500
250%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 79
Tries to reverse after deep dive below 40-wk moving average. Struggles to regain the 200-day moving average.
IBD 100:
S&P 500:
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 53
Just waiting to see if right side to new base develops. Trying to rebound after sharp drop below 10- and 40-wk avgs.
LABS (ABT)
Grp 13
o$55.46
MARVEL ENTRTNMNT (MVL) Grp 39 o$30.71
DIAMOND FOODS INC (DMND) Grp 17 $27.58
ARROW FINL CORP (AROW) Grp 16 $26.90
65 ABBOTT
1526M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 92 ROE 28% 66 9.8M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 76 EPS RS 97 ROE 15% 67 48.3M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 76 EPS RS 96 ROE 64% 68 14.8M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 73 EPS RS 98 ROE 11%
DEVELOPS ADULT AND PEDIATRIC PHARMACEUTICALS, DIAGNOSTIC SYS- HOLDING CO FOR GLENS FALLS NATL BANK & TRUST AND SARATOGA NATL LICENSES CHARACTERS FOR USE IN TOYS, FILMS AND OTHER PRODUCTS MANUFACTURES CULINARY, INGREDIENT, FOOD SERVICE AND IN-SHELL
TEMS FOR HEALTHCARE FACILITIES AND NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS.
AND PUBLISHES COMIC BOOKS
NUTS AND OTHER SNACK PRODUCTS
BANK & TRUST OPERATING VIA 33 OFFICES IN 5 NY COUNTIES.

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 9%
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 47
Rebounce retakes 40-week line on strong volume.
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/22
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 30
Gets support at 10- and 40-wk avgs in volatile trade.
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/5
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 69
Another case of a deep decline turning into a cup.
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/10
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 73
Holds own vs. tough market; stages pullback to 10-wk line.
GROUP INC (LHCG) Grp 3 o$27.11

DEVRY (DV)
Grp 8
o$45.20
HAIN CELESTIAL (HAIN)
Grp 17
$24.82
PIONR SOUTHWEST EGY (PSE) Grp 175 $16.00
69 L14.8MH C Shares
99 Comp. Rating 72 EPS RS 98 ROE 19% 70 29.7M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 75 ROE 43% 71 61.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 84 ROE 18% 72 33.7M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 83 EPS RS 86 ROE 8%
PROVIDES HOME-BASED AND LONG-TERM MEDICAL SERVICES VIA LOCA- ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION, PRODUCTION AND ACQUISITION OF OIL AND PROVIDES POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION TO 61,924 STUDENTS THROUGH 91 MANUFACTURES AND DISTRIBUTES NATURAL AND ORGANIC FOOD PRODTIONS IN LA, MS, AR, AL, TX, KY, FL, TN, GA, WV, OH AND MO.
LOCATIONS IN 26 STATES IN THE U.S. AND ONE IN CANADA.
UCTS AND PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS.
GAS ASSETS IN ONSHORE TEXAS AND SE NEW MEXICO.

Last Qtr Eps 0%5 Prior Qtr -6%5 Last Qtr Sales +28%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 78
200

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

12 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 77
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 76
IBD 100
90.6%
-3.3%
Jumps back into base building after quick test of 40-week. New, thin issue dives, trades below issue price.
Performance 5/2/03 to 10/10/08
Trading well below 10- and 40-week moving averages.
Strong rally, but needs work to repair basing pattern.
(WMT)
Grp 37
o$53.77
CAMPBELL SOUP (CPB) Grp 17 o$36.80
FAMILY DOLLAR STORES (FDO) Grp 1 o$24.66
SHENANDOAH TELECM (SHEN) Grp 122 $20.65
73 WAL-MART
OPERATES 3,550 WAL-MART STORES AND 591 SAM'S CLUB WAREHOUSE PROVIDES WIRELESS PCS SERVICE UNDER THE SPRINT NAME TO RESIDEN- MANUFACTURES CONDENSED AND READY-TO-SERVE SOUPS, BROTH, OPERATES OVER 6,400 DISCOUNT STORES IN 44 STATES OFFERING A VARIETY
CLUBS IN THE U.S., AND 3,121 INTERNATIONAL STORES.
CANNED POULTRY, PASTA SAUCE, MEXICAN SAUCE AND CHILI.
OF CONSUMABLES, HOME PRODUCTS AND APPAREL.
TIAL AND BUSINESS CUSTOMERS IN VA, WV, MD AND PA.

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/13
150
Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 52
100
Last Qtr Eps +24%5 Prior Qtr -9%6 Last Qtr Sales +12%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/23
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 36
Sharp drop below 10- and 40-wk avgs on heavy volume. Falls below 50-day, retakes it on stronger volume.
50

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/19
R&D 1%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 56

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/8
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 91
Rebound has floor at 40-week avg, ceiling at 10-week avg. May be shaping right side of base; resistance at 10-wk line.
MILLS (GIS)
Grp 17
o$64.73
NUVASIVE INC (NUVA)
Grp 12
o$45.62
HANGER ORTHOPEDIC (HGR) Grp 3 o$15.23
ALEXION PHARMA (ALXN) Grp 14 o$41.03
77 GENERAL
327.5M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 95 ROE 22% 78 73.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 73 EPS RS 97 ROE -64% 79 34.1M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 73 EPS RS 96 ROE 2% 80 21.1M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 71 EPS RS 98 ROE 11%
MANUFACTURES CEREALS, SPECIALTY FOODS, YOGURT, DOUGH MIXES, AND DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER, AUTOIMMUNE DEVELOPS PRODUCTS FOR THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF SPINE DISORDERS PROVIDES ORTHOTIC/PROSTHETIC SERVICES THROUGH 636 PATIENT CARE
SNACKS FOR THE RETAIL, CLUB STORE AND WHOLESALE MARKETS.
INCLUDING RESTORATIVE AND FUSION PROCEDURES.
CENTERS IN 45 STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
DISORDERS, HEMATOLOGIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES.

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/19
Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 70
% Ann. EPS Gro PE Avg. D. Vol 1,455,800 Debt 192%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 95%

Last Qtr Eps+1300%5 Prior Qtr +300% Last Qtr Sales +61%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 15%
8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/29
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 80
-50
May 03
04
05
06
07
08
Retakes 40-week line after sharp drop on huge volume. In 9th week of base that finds resistance at 10-week line. Upside reversal followed by start of right side to cup.
Trapped between 40-week and 10-week lines.
B6
INVESTORS.COM
(MDCO)
Grp 14
o$22.98
ONEOK PARTNERS LP (OKS) Grp 105 o$49.57
EXPONENT INC (EXPO)
Grp 47
$27.56
WOLVERINE WLD WIDE (WWW) Grp 51 o$23.58
81 MEDICINES
DEVELOPS ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL PRODUCTS FOR USE IN CORONARY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP ENGAGED IN NATURAL GAS GATHERING AND PROVIDES TECHNICAL CONSULTING SERVICES PRIMARILY IN THE AREAS OF MANUFACTURES CASUAL, RUGGED OUTDOOR AND WORK FOOTWEAR, AND
INTERVENTIONS AND ANTICOAGULATION THERAPY.
PROCESSING IN THE MIDWESTERN U.S.
IMPENDING LITIGATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ANALYSIS
CONSTRUCTED SLIPPERS/MOCCASINS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 30%
Finds support, bounces off 40-week line.
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30
Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 39
26% rally last wk could be start of base bottom.

8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/30
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 55
Two weeks of wild swings, little change.

Last Qtr Eps +15%6 Prior Qtr +18% Last Qtr Sales +3%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/30
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 75
After riding 10- and 40-week lines, falls below both.
CHARLES (SCHW) Grp 33 o$21.00

NIKE CL B (NKE)
Grp 51
o$57.48
TELE DE SAO PAULO (TSP) Grp 106 $25.40
BOSTON BEER (SAM)
Grp 69
o$41.02
85 SCHWAB
PROVIDES BROKERAGE, BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES TO 6.7 MIL MARKETS HIGH QUALITY ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR, APPAREL, EQUIPMENT AND BRAZILIAN PROVIDER OF LOCAL EXCHANGE, NETWORK ACCESS, AND LONG MANUFACTURES BEERS UNDER THE SAMUEL ADAMS BRAND NAME AND
CLIENTS VIA 308 BRANCHES IN 45 STATES, PUERTO RICO
ACCESSORIES
DISTANCE SERVICES IN THE STATE OF SAO PAULO.
FLAVORED MALT BEVERAGES UNDER THE TWISTED TEA BRAND.
Rank Company

Pretax Own shp
COMPANIES 81-100

Last Qtr Eps -4%6 Prior Qtr +35%6 Last Qtr Sales -3%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/16

0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/19
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/6

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/6
22.98 97 71 97 46 +180 83 +54 9 10 5 D

Medicines
maker's EPS grew 180% last quarter but expected to dip 82% this qtr.
81 Drug
..
Oneok Partners Lp 49.57 92 91 79 +28 +51 +27 +56 19 7 1
82 Analysts
see natgas distributor's Q3 EPS growth slowing to 27%.
27.56 95 83 84 +13 +23 9 +20 16 16 10 D
Exponent Inc
Trading become much more volatile.
Slices 40-wk and 10-wk lines after Sept. breakout failed. Big weekly gain looks like start of right side to new cup. Still looking to form bottom; September breakout failed.
83 Consulting firms Q4 EPS growth seen declining 8%.
Wolverine Wld Wid 23.58 91 82 87 +12 +15 +4 +3 19 11 5 D
NTT DOCOMO (DCM)
Grp 122
$15.27
HAEMONETICS (HAE)
Grp 24
$54.20
CALGON CARBON (CCC)
Grp 38
$16.68
FLUSHING FINANCIAL (FFIC) Grp 20 $16.85
84 Footwear
maker tops views, but sales growth just single digits.
89
21.00 94 81 88 +14 4 +8 3 26 37 19 D
Schwab Charles
85 Discount
broker named exec VP Walter Bettinger president of its retail unit.
57.48 97 80 87 +13 +12 +13 +17 24 13 20 D -18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 346,600 Debt 9%
Nike Cl B
86 Athletic
gear maker's profit growth slowed in latest two quarters.
Last Qtr Eps +111%5 Prior Qtr +100%6 Last Qtr Sales +23% Last Qtr Eps +27%6 Prior Qtr +32%5 Last Qtr Sales +12%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
.. 2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Tele De Sao Paulo 25.40 95 80 87 +7 +27 +18 +28 24 24 ..
Eps
Due
7/27
Eps
Due
11/1
Eps
Due
11/2
Eps Due 10/16
87 Brazilian phone firms Q3 earnings seen rising 21%.
R&D 4%
R&D 1%
41.02 95 78 89 5 +32 23 +26 24 14 38 C
Boston Beer
88 Brewer's earnings for current quarter seen falling 22% to 30 cents.
15.27 92 77 93 .. +145
.. +18 11 18 1 B
NTT Docomo
89 Japanese
mobile phone firms fiscal 08 ROE at 11%.
54.20 97 74 92 +13 +18 +16 +18 12 16 4 C
Haemonetics
90 Auto
blood processer maker's Q2 rpt due 10/27; 16% EPS jump expected.
Drops below 40-wk but stops falling at prior support at 51. Base building try was damaged with weak weekly close. Thin stock may be starting right side of steep base.
16.68 96 73 95 +74 +111 +20 +23 10 6 5 D Regains 10-week and 40-week moving average line.
Calgon Carbon
91 Pollution
control firm's Q3 EPS growth seen slowing to 20%.
COMPUTER PRG & SYS (CPSI) Grp 6 $26.43
STIFEL FINANCIAL (SF)
Grp 33
o$45.19
U S A TRUCK INC (USAK) Grp 58 $16.25
APPLIED SIGNAL TECH (APSG) Grp 2 $16.87
Flushing Financial 16.85 97 73 94 +29 +27 +30 +12 9 16 11 D 93 9.2M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 70 EPS RS 97 ROE 34% 94 21.8M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 69 EPS RS 98 ROE 20% 95 7.8M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 69 EPS RS 98 ROE 1% 96 11.6M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 68 EPS RS 98 ROE 6%
92 Analysts expect savings and loan's Q3 earnings to increase 30%.
E
Prg&Sys 26.43 94 70 97 +13 10 +27 1 34 18 15
93 Computer
Health care tech firm's Q3 rpt due 10/23; 27% EPS, 10% sales jump seen. 0% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 113,900 Debt 0%
+38% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 402,100 Debt 22% % Ann. EPS Gro PE 74 Avg. Daily Vol 43,400 Debt 49%
Last Qtr Eps -17%6 Prior Qtr +21%6 Last Qtr Sales -3%
Last Qtr Eps+2400%5 Prior Qtr +40%5 Last Qtr Sales +19%
45.19 95 69 98 3 17 2 3 20 13 13 D Last Qtr Eps -10%6 Prior Qtr +38%5 Last Qtr Sales -1%
Stifel Financial
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
94 Analysts
see brokerage, investment banker's EPS down in '08, up in '09.
Eps Due 10/18
Eps Due 11/5
Eps Due 1/24
Eps Due 12/18
16.25 96 69 98+245 +999
.. +19 1 1 25 D
USA Truck Inc
R&D 8%
95 Analysts see trucking firms EPS up 245% this year, 82% next year.
0 +26 6 7 9 D
Applied Signal Tech 16.87 97 68 98 +12 +88
96 EPS of electronic gear maker for military seen up 13% in '08, 21% in '09.
21.86 98 67 98 .. +4
.. .. 10 .. .. C
TowneBank
97 Small
Virgina bank manages 4% EPS growth in third quarter.
49.71 98 92 72 +47 +31
Novo Nordisk
98 Analsyts lowering estimates on drugmaker's earnings.. +22in '0823and22 '09... D Volatile issue pierces, then regains 40-week line. Regains 10-week line after finding support at 40-week. Snaps 4-week loss streak, stuck between 10- and 40-wk lines. Thin stock regains 10-week moving average line.
39.84 95 82 82 +5 +7 +10 +9 44 31 .. C
AstraZeneca
(TOWN)
Grp 7
$21.86
NOVO NORDISK (NVO)
Grp 21
$49.71
ASTRAZENECA (AZN)
Grp 21
o$39.84
UIL HOLDING CO (UIL)
Grp 61
$31.59
99 U.K.-based
drug maker's Q3 earnings seen rising 10%.
97 TOWNEBANK
24.0M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 67 EPS RS 98 ROE 10% 98 618.7M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 72 ROE 23% 99 1441M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 82 ROE 44% 100 23.7M Shares 89 Comp. Rating 75 EPS RS 93 ROE 10%
Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 71
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 64
JAPANESE PROVIDER OF MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS, AND DIGITAL BROAD- DEVELOPS AUTOMATED SYSTEMS FOR THE COLLECTION, PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURES ACTIVATED CARBON TO REMOVE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS HOLDING CO FOR FLUSHING SAVINGS BANK OPERATING VIA 14 OFFICES IN
CASTING SERVICES TO 53.8 MIL SUBSCRIBERS.
SURGICAL SALVAGE OF BLOOD FROM DONORS AND PATIENTS.
FROM LIQUIDS/GASES, PURIFICATION SYSTEMS AND CARBON CLOTHS.
QUEENS, BROOKLYN, MANHATTAN, NASSAU COUNTIES, NY.
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 47
DEVELOPS COMPUTERIZED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS TO MAN- PROVIDES BROKERAGE, TRADING, INVESTMENT BANKING AND FINANCIAL ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORTATION OF GENERAL COMMODITY FREIGHT IN MANUFACTURES DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS FOR SURVEILLANCE
AGE CLINICAL AND FINANCIAL DATA
ADVISORY SERVICES THROUGH 148 LOCATIONS IN THE U.S.
INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE
AND RECONNAISSANCE FOR DEFENSE/INTELLIGENCE MARKETS.
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 67
100
31.59 89 75 93 +8 +16 +5 0 10 7
UIL Holding Co
Connecticut power supplier sees EPS, sales growth slow.
About The Investors Business Daily 100
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leading companies trading in the U.S. Rankings are based on a combination of
each companys profit growth; IBDs Composite Rating, which includes key
measures such as return on equity, sales growth and profit margins; and relative
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research due to their speculative nature. 7 denotes a company that came public
within the past 8 years. Supply/Demand Rating compares a stocks float with its
trading volume, from 1 to 99. Stocks with the most demand vs. supply are rated 99.
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 41
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 61
HOLDING CO FOR TOWNEBANK OPERATING VIA 17 BRANCHES IN PORTS- DENMARK-BASED DEVELOPER OF INSULIN ANALOGUES, HUMAN INSULIN U.K.-BASED DEVELOPER OF BRANDED PRESCRIPTION THERAPEUTICS TO HOLDING COMPANY PROVIDING ELECTRIC UTILITY SERVICES TO 323,000
MOUTH, CHESAPEAKE, HAMPTON AND FIVE OTHER VA COUNTIES.
AND ORAL ANTIDIABETIC DRUGS FOR DIABETES CARE.
TREAT VARIOUS DISEASES AND CONDITIONS.
CUSTOMERS IN CONNECTICUT.
Last Qtr Eps +4%6 Prior Qtr +9% Last Qtr Sales%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 28
Thin stock bounces off its 10-week moving avg line.

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31
R&D 21%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 6
Searching for a bottom under its moving average lines.

0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 17%
Weekly gain is minor compared to recent losses.
Last Qtr Eps +16%6 Prior Qtr +24%6 Last Qtr Sales 0%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 51
Thin stock hovers near 40-week moving average line.
MAKING MONEY
B7
RELEVANT FACTS,
RULES & SKILLS
THE BIG PICTURE
NYSE + Nasdaq Stocks On The Move
Stocks Sink In Lighter Volume As Market

Digests Thursdays Follow-Through Gains
Stocks with high volume vs. 50-day avg., reflecting heavy institutional action. 80 EPS & 80 RS or better are boldfaced.
BY JONAH KERI
Stocks pulled back in lighter volume Friday, as an up-and-down session ended with modest to moderate losses for the major indexes.
The Dow industrials took the biggest hit, falling 1.4%. The NYSE and
Nasdaq composites both lost 0.4%,
the S&P 500 0.6%.
Volume eased compared to Thursdays frenetic totals. NYSE trading
dipped 12%, Nasdaq turnover 19%,
despite it being an options expiration session.
Fridays action capped a volatile,
event-packed week on Wall Street.
The Nasdaq climbed 3.7% for the
week. The NYSE composite gained
4.3%, S&P 500 4.6% and the Dow
4.7%.
Coming off the worst week in market history, the market got a big relief rally Oct. 13. The major indexes
notched one of their best up days
ever to start the week.
The rebound came after the British government led a global charge
to invest directly in banks. The U.S.
government responded by making
its own $250 billion capital injection, in addition to its plan to buy
heaps of distressed mortgages from
financial institutions.
The market appeared to sell on
the news, though. On the day the announcement was made, Tuesday,
stocks turned early gains into losses. Another big sell-off ensued
Wednesday.
But Thursday, stocks made a dramatic turn for the better. After
threatening more losses early on,
they rallied for big gains across the
board, in boisterous volume. The
Nasdaq swung nearly 10% intraday,
racking up a 5.5% gain.
That big advance in higher volume marked a follow-through day.
Not every follow-through day
launches a bullmarket. Indeed, a fol-
Fridays action:
Stocks slip in lighter volume
Current outlook:
Market in confirmed rally
Leaders up in volume:
GenentechDNA ThoratecTHOR
W.W. GraingerGWW
Alexion PharmaceuticalsALXN
Leaders down in volume:
SterisSTE Spartan StoresSPTN
GenzymeGENZ Hub GroupHUBG
Forrester ResearchFORR
low-through Sept. 25 went nowhere, as the market quickly

tacked on more losses.
With that said, no bull market has
ever started without a followthrough. Also, the market has often
hit bottom at precisely the moment
when conditions appear their
worst. Thats what happened during the crash of 1987, as well as in
late 2002, when a 2 1/2-year bear
and a weakening economy left investors battered and bruised.
In this case, the world is grappling
with a liquidity crisis that has
snuffed out scads of banks and
other financial companies.
Credit markets grew so tight that
bank loans slowed to a trickle. That
in turn raised fears that both consumer and corporate spending
would slow down dramatically,
which could have nasty effects on
an already weak economy.
The past week has seen a bit of a
thaw in credit markets, though, a
welcome sign for the market. The
interbank Libor rate for threemonth dollar loans dropped to
4.42% from 4.50% Thursday. That
marked the fifth straight day that
the key lending rate had declined.
A follow-through day doesnt necessarilyflash an all-clear signal toinvestors. You want to see fundamen-
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below consensus estimates, and EPS and Relative Strength Ratings. Earnings growth
greater than 25%, a key characteristic of winning stocks, is boldfaced. The whole line
is boldfaced when EPS growth is more than 25%, EPS Rating more than 85, and
earnings are stronger than expected. Arrows indicate acceleration or deceleration in
earnings or sales growth compared with the prior quarter. Data reported may be
derived from 6-, 9- or 12-month reports. All earnings represent the current quarter.
Foreign companies are not reported. Nonrecurring items may be excluded from
earnings per share. Unique circumstances are taken into account for many industry
groups. Sales may not apply for certain industries. Real estate investment trusts may
reflect EPS or funds from operations.
Symbol Industry
Curr
Closing Qtr
Price Erns
Prior
Under
Sales
Rel
Yrs Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str
Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg
14 Ups
AMCOL Intl Corp
Bancfirst Corp
Central Jersey Bcp
CVB Financial
Genuine Parts Co
Honeywell
I T L A Capital Corp
iGate Corp
LaBranche&Co
MGIC Invest
Schlumberger
Tessco Tech
United Finl Bancorp
V F Corp
ACO
BANF
CJBK
CVBF
GPC
HON
IMP
IGTE
LAB
MTG
SLB
TESS
UBNK
VFC
Metal Ores
Banks-Wst/Sthwst
Banks-Northeast
Banks-Wst/Sthwst
Rtail/Whlsle-At/Prts
Dvrsified Oprtions
Banks-Wst/Sthwst
Cmpter-Tech Srvcs
Invstmnt Brokers
Insrnce-Prp/Cas/Titl
Oil&Gas-Field Servic
Telecom-Wirlss Eqp
Financ-Svings & Lo
Apprel-Clthing Mfg
23.65 0.60 vs 0.59

47.14 0.70 vs 0.69
7.20 0.11 vs 0.08
11.50 0.21 vs 0.19
33.86 0.81 vs 0.76
29.37 0.97 vs 0.81
5.02 0.61 vs 0.31
5.37 0.15 vs 0.05
4.71 0.22 vs0.07
5.48 1.06 vs2.19
49.99 1.29 vs 1.09
9.75 0.45 vs 0.13
13.99 0.15 vs 0.08
55.55 2.03 vs 1.86
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Brookline Bancorp
Cnsldtd Tomoka Lnd
Comerica
Eastern VA Bnkshrs
Fidelity Southern
First Horizon Natl
Heritage Oaks Bncrp
MidPennBancorp
Penns Woods Bcp
Peoples Bancorp NC
Prosperity Bancshrs
Sonic Corp
Sussex Bancorp
United Scrty Bnc CA
Wilmington Trust Co
BRKL
CTO
CMA
EVBS
LION
FHN
HEOP
MPB
PWOD
PEBK
PRSP
SONC
SBBX
UBFO
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Financ-Svings & Lo
Real Estate Devlpmt
Banks-Supr Rgional
Banks-Southeast
Banks-Southeast
Banks-Southeast
Banks-Wst/Sthwst
Banks-Northeast
Banks-Northeast
Banks-Southeast
Banks-Wst/Sthwst
Retail-Restaurants
Banks-Northeast
Banks-Wst/Sthwst
Banks-Northeast
10.79 0.06 vs 0.07

33.10 0.02 vs 0.37
29.32 0.51 vs 1.17
11.00 0.52 vs 0.38
4.39 0.52 vs 0.18
11.52r0.59 vs 0.11
7.25 0.07 vs 0.23
21.00 0.32 vs 0.35
27.10 0.40 vs 0.60
11.72 0.31 vs 0.45
33.18 0.53 vs 0.54
11.06 0.33 vs 0.34
6.70 0.92 vs 0.16
14.58 0.01 vs 0.30
27.30 0.53 vs 0.67
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Alliant Energy ..........................Q
Altera Corp ...............................Q
Amer Water Works ................Q
AVX Corp ..................................Q
Baytex Energy Tr g ...............M
Brookline Bncp ........................Q
Carbo Ceramics ......................Q
Citizens Cmty Bcp ..................Q
Constelltn Engy .......................Q
Cytec Industries .....................Q
Daxor Corp ..............................Q
Donegal Grp A ........................Q
Donegal Grp B ........................Q
Duncan Engy Ptrs ..................Q
Eastern VA Bkshs ..................Q
FPL Grp ....................................Q
Franklin St Prop .....................Q
Inland Real Est ......................M
Marshall&Ilsley ........................Q
Medtronic Inc .........................Q
MSC Industrl Dir .....................Q
Penn West Energy g ...........M
Rayonier REIT .........................Q
St Mary Land&Exp .................S
Sensient Technol ....................Q
Sierra Bancorp .........................Q
Stanley Works .........................Q
United Fin'l Bcp ......................Q
Universal Forest ......................S
Virco Mfg..................................Q
Wausau Paper .........................Q
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96 90 86 C+
90 71 85 B
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66 97 35 D+
93 78 95 C+
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69 65 64 D
52 91 28 E
70 85 64 E
39 87 15 E
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68 69 62 D+
70 67 69 D
63 37 81 D
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70 57 77 C
71 50 67 D+
55 53 69 D
87 81 72 C+
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58 97 27 E
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CW 33.25
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FTI 36.68
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SYT 28.70
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MTX 52.32
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CAE 34.87
Cascade
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59
59
38
31
31
80
45
59
90
65
84
81
92
97
40
65
93
86
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk

Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Dis High Nasdaq Stock Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg
6 Rnk Str
99 93 99 A
99 78 96 A
97 99 86 B
99 75 99 A+
98 86 90 C+
99 90 97 B
97 73 97 B
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5.53 2,965 +216 98 99 73 B+
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2.79 921 +140
1.56 16,200 +140 93 97 51 D+
2.56 5,148 +135 44 95 11 E
0.90 916 +133 97 73 94 B+
2.71 6,181 +129 68 89 40 E
1.26 191 +128 80 72 79 C+
2.45 2,134 +115 98 85 77 D
2.95 2,442 +110 98 82 97 B
3.05 18,075 +97 97 90 87 A
0.91 6,287 +94 70 28 51 B+
2.22 13,417 +92 84 42 96 B
0.71 2,961 +90 66 81 61 E
0.69 3,171 +89 80 70 65 C
0.58 1,039 +89 89 88 62 B
1.91 543 +87 87 59 76 B+
0.80 821 +86 31 79 18 E
0.94 2,854 +85 74 20 93 B+
2.14 343 +82 86 67 93 B
2.78 350 +80 15 30 13 E
4.20 176 +79 90 98 81 D
0.57 157 +78 73 83 79 C+
0.90 474 +73 97 90 92 B
0.86 865 +73 75 95 56 D
1.00 3,718 +72 94 70 97 B
0.73 1,119 +69 81 47 91 C+
0.72 4,026 +69 68 47 81 B
4.41 711 +69 82 76 66 E
0.64 715 +67 79 61 73 D
0.75 939 +64 66 95 36 E
0.80 962 +64 78 48 89 B
1.87 4,031 +62 87 88 68 C+
0.79 571 +60 39 89 32 E
2.34 769 +60 90 86 65 B
0.88 1,085 +59 35 32 56 B
0.53 3,055 +59 88 77 83 D
0.89 1,047 +58 83 79 66 B
1.48 3,662 +56 85 23 92 B+
+0.82 3,554
+1.36 1,797
+2.08 1,484
+1.47 421
+1.05 1,752
+2.65 11,297
+79
+68
+60
+48
+47
+44
34.68
18.77
30.99
28.36
55.27
56.62
41.03
21.04
239.5
179.3
+0.99
+0.52
+2.90
+1.36
+0.75
+2.58
+2.25
+1.72
+13.2
+0.62
252
501
6,647
1,752
1,247
241
2,050
719
3,682
160
+170
+137
+94
+85
+80
+52
+41
+38
+33
+17
39.32
21.36
50.47
29.72
66.15
79.69
47.96
37.00
429.2
229.5
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MeritMed
NasdaqOMX o
Thoratec o
Stericycle o
AxsysTech o
AlexionPhr o
PerfectW n o
Baidu o
StrayrEd o
359.6
84.80
21.50
112.9
58.55
83.97
27.74
36.27
31.00
30.88
38.37
33.75
43.98
44.00
78.32
66.74
47.63
80.75
28.00
38.50
44.44
95.23
30.00
30.00
40.94
43.00
38.90
203.0
52.82
36.49
52.59
67.36
40.00
50.49
35.96
22.49
IntSurg o
ISRG 189.1 25.7 3,604 +346
TTES 20.49 2.13 564 +170
T3 Engy o
FFIC 16.85 0.76 283 +149
FlushFin
Itron Inc o
ITRI 57.10 1.55 1,343 +123
SLGN 42.82 1.95 495 +104
SilgnHld o
Genzyme o
GENZ 63.31 2.47 6,784 +99
SPTN 25.46 0.79 436 +99
SprtnStr o
ForrstrRes
FORR 25.89 2.06 231 +90
MXGL 16.51 2.12 739 +87
MaxCp
FMER 20.15 0.76 2,145 +87
Fstmerit o
Micrchp o
MCHP 22.84 1.11 6,402 +76
IPCHldgs
IPCR 20.45 0.55 1,148 +74
ROLL 24.01 2.27 272 +73
RBCBear
Harlysvl
HGIC 28.33 2.05 145 +72
ZEUS 18.34 1.08 724 +66
OlympcSt o
ZionBcp o
ZION 36.31 3.89 8,289 +66
NAFC 36.90 2.19 296 +65
NashFch
KALU 24.44 1.51 577 +62
KaiserAl o
GMarket o
GMKT 18.64 0.78 312 +62
Coherent n COHR 25.29 1.23 330 +59
Hub Group o HUBG 31.15 2.55 711 +58
LUFK 50.31 1.43 357 +57
Lufkin o
CmptrPr
CPSI 26.43 2.87 177 +55
FRME 20.61 1.17 132 +55
FMerch
RoylGld o
RGLD 29.00 2.23 1,230 +55
Paychx o
PAYX 26.60 0.61 6,879 +53
Coinstar o
CSTR 24.78 0.64 509 +53
Apple Inc o AAPL 97.40 4.49 62,369 +52
IPCC 39.93 0.97 220 +52
InfPrCas
VSAT 17.71 0.80 257 +50
Viasat
Gulf Isl o
GIFI 20.19 1.33 222 +49
CHRW 40.65 1.85 3,492 +49
CHRobn o
SCHL 21.00 1.19 624 +48
Scholastic
AmPhy
ACAP 37.61 4.13 102 +47
MGRC 20.33 1.18 142 +45
McGthR
FstBusey
BUSE 17.25 0.54 153 +45
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NDAQ
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PWRD
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Diamonds Trust .....................M .15558
0.0 35.4 6.4 26 95 GpoAeroportCenNort z ............... .16082
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tally superior stocks breaking out of

sound bases. But most remain buried beneath their 200-day moving
averages. Very few are forming anything approaching bullish price
bases so soon after a climactic bottom.
In that climate, its important to be
both patient and prudent. Let the
market come to you. If and when it
improves, you can become more aggressive.
Foreign markets fared well Friday, banking lofty gains following
Thursdays Wall Street rally. But
U.S. stocks slipped at the open, as
new home construction fell to its
slowest pace since 1991.
Stocks quickly turned upward. In
a New York Times op-ed article, billionaire investor Warren Buffett
said he was moving his portfolio
into U.S. stocks, noting the similarities between the current environment and historical market bottoms.
Several tech stocks fared well,
helping the Nasdaq limit its losses
for the day. After Thursdays close,
GoogleGOOG, IBMIBM and Advanced
Micro DevicesAMD all reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings results. IBM and AMD erased
their early gains. But Google hung
on for a 6% advance.
Energy stocks also perked up, as
crude oil prices reversed their recent nose dive.
Medical stocks also rallied. Medical device maker ThoratecTHOR rose
5% in brisk trade. Its featured in
todays Stocks In The News column
as one of the few leaders thats near
a new high.
Elsewhere, the yield on the threemonth Treasury bill shot up, as investors moved away from safehaven investments.
Record Payment STOCK:

11-3 11-13
Date
Date Fidelity Sthn Corp ..................X
10-31 11-15 X - One-half of one percent, or 1 share for each 200 held,
11-10
12-1 in lieu of cash.
11-18
12-1
New
10-31 11-14 INCREASED:
10-31 11-17 Enterprise GP ...........................Q .455 10-31 11-13
10-31 11-14 PPG Industries .........................Q .53 11-10 12-12
11-3
10-31 11-14 StoneMor Ptrs LP ..................Q .555 10-27
10-30 11-13 Transmontgne Ptrs .................Q .59 10-31 11-10
12-9 12-19
12-10
1-2 VF Corp ....................................Q .59
11-10 11-25
11-4 11-26 REDUCED:
11-3 11-17 Anworth Mtg............................Q .25 10-31 11-19
11-3 11-17
10-31 11-11 G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;
10-31 11-14 A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;
11-28 12-15 U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.
10-31 11-20
10-31 11-17
Stocks Ex-Dividend for October 21, 2008
11-28 12-12
Company
Amount
1-2
1-23 Ameron Intl Corp ........................................................................ 0.300
10-30 11-13 Berkshire Bancorp Inc ................................................................ 0.100
10-31 11-14 Camco Financial Corp ................................................................ 0.038
12-10 12-31 Chartwell Div & Inc Fund ........................................................... 0.075
10-31 11-10 Ellsworth Fund Ltd ..................................................................... 0.103
11-7
12-1 Federated Prem Inter Mun ........................................................ 0.058
10-29 11-12 Federated Prem Mun Incm ........................................................ 0.067
Capital Corp .............................................................. 0.140
12-5 12-16 Gladstone
Gladstone Commercial Cp ......................................................... 0.125
11-6
12-1 Gladstone Investment Cp .......................................................... 0.080
12-1 12-15 Global High Income Fund ........................................................... 0.092
11-13
12-1 H R P T Properties Trust .............................................................. 0.210
11-3 11-17 Insured Muni Income Fund ........................................................ 0.033
10-24
10-21
10-14
11-25
11-17
10-27
Investmt Grade Muni Incm ......................................................... 0.045

L T C Properties Inc ..................................................................... 0.130
Lennar Corp Cl A ......................................................................... 0.040
Lennar Corp Cl B ......................................................................... 0.040
Managed Hi Yld Plus Fund ......................................................... 0.033
Spartech Corp ............................................................................ 0.050
Strategic Global Incm Fd ........................................................... 0.069
Tsakos Energy Navigation ......................................................... 0.900
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Rel Grp Acc 52-Wk
6 | EPS | Str | Rtg | Dis | High | Stock Name
Stock Closing WeekPrice PE Float WeekVol WeekVol%

| Symbol | Price | Chg | Ratio | (mil) | (1000s) | Chg
90 71 85 C+ B
81 79 75 C+ C
87 92 73 C+ C
87 83 73 B C+
96 81 95 A B+
99 85 96 A+ C+
99 78 92 A+ D+
96 90 86 A C+
99 93 99 A+ A
93 78 95 A C+
95 80 94 A+ C+
91 90 71 D+ C
91 98 86 D D+
99 90 97 A+ B
98 86 90 A C+
99 88 89 A+ C+
90 90 77 B B
97 94 73 A C+
94 82 80 A C
96 96 92 B C
92 83 76 A+ C+
98 99 73 C B+
99 99 78 A+ D+
90 90 79 D D+
85 73 79 C D+
92 75 97 C B
98 92 72 A C+
97 87 97 A+ B
98 97 91 B B
91 86 73 A B
97 94 88 A C
99 85 97 A+ B+
98 81 95 A+ C+
99 98 78 A+ C+
89 85 72 B C
90 81 75 B+ D+
98 87 92 A C+
60.89 Kinder Mrgn Egy o

KMP 51.48
45.00 Magelln Midstrm Pt o MMP 31.25
32.64 Enterprise Prd Ptnr o EPD 23.66
29.60 Crown Holdings Inc o CCK 21.38
38.93 Steris
STE 32.21
31.95 Neogen
NEOG 27.37
61.09 Abbott Labs o
ABT 55.46
GWW 78.36
95.37 Grainger WW o
39.32 Life Partners Hldgs LPHI 34.68
SXI 22.27
30.00 Standex Intl Corp
65.54 Church & Dwight o CHD 56.89
96.12 Exxon Mobil o
XOM 68.04
52.69 Southwstrn Energy o SWN 29.10
79.69 Axsys Tech o
AXYS 56.62
66.15 Stericycle o
SRCL 55.27
229.5 Strayer Education o STRA 179.30
56.92 Heico
HEI 34.25
74.61 Brinks Co o
BCO 49.76
56.26 Philip Morris Intl Inc o PM 43.30
48.62 Woodward Gvrnr o WGOV 31.47
115.3 L3 Communications o LLL 82.78
429.2 Baidu.com Inc o
BIDU 239.52
77.39 Celgene o
CELG 55.18
36.49 Dorchester Minerals o DMLP 21.00
37.00 Perfect World Cl B o PWRD 21.04
25.80 Shenandoah Telecm SHEN 20.65
73.73 Novo Nordisk
NVO 49.71
35.63 Aerovironment Inc o AVAV 30.92
48.86 Cash America Intl o CSH 36.09
50.46 Unifirst
UNF 33.82
82.99 Clean Harbors o
CLHB 57.86
27.00 Southside Bcshr
SBSI 23.00
42.20 Dollar Tree o
DLTR 34.64
92.15 New Orientl Edu&Tec o EDU 57.70
MOGA 33.00
49.23 Moog A
63.62 Henry Schein o
HSIC 46.61
PRGO 32.15
43.08 Perrigo Co o
+7.98
+9.10
+5.27
+3.06
+2.84
+2.57
+6.01
+4.49
+5.71
+3.07
+2.43
+5.68
+8.29
+2.55
+6.05
+1.10
+2.35
+2.10
+2.72
+3.22
+2.78
+25.8
+0.66
+3.40
+3.29
+4.54
+5.69
+0.68
+0.86
+0.62
+5.33
+0.73
+1.91
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+2.94
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15
13
20
32
17
13
18
14
22
8
27
34
35
35
20
13
13
19
13
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41
10
15
23
20
30
12
11
23
15
15
39
13
17
20
143 9,728 +110

66 2,721 +91
283 11,055 +86
156 18,136 +83
53 5,956 +75
13 607 +71
1.5b 71,130 +71
63 8,969 +68
5.8 778 +67
12 671 +60
65 4,904 +59
5.1b 3,097m +57
329 61,224 +56
9.0 1,233 +56
79 5,180 +50
14 1,005 +46
6.4 1,376 +46
44 4,486 +44
2.0b 81,313 +41
63 5,151 +40
120 7,326 +39
20 19,116 +38
446 35,246 +35
25 575 +34
24 3,319 +28
22 507 +26
619 1,868 +24
13 1,440 +23
28 3,453 +22
14 676 +22
20 1,727 +21
12 442 +21
87 13,246 +19
14 3,304 +18
38 1,277 +16
86 4,686 +15
80 7,148 +15
46 73 29 B E
83 97 51 A E
71 50 67 A D+
97 90 85 A E
69 59 83 B+ D
76 66 71 A E
92 98 47 A E
68 89 40 B E
84 72 71 A E
62.74 Badger Meter

39.20 SonoSite
77.33 Hitachi
44.78 Icon PLC ADS o
61.08 Watsco Inc o
38.85 Iron Mountain o
45.10 Mindray Medicl Ads o
112.9 Itron Inc o
79.79 PepsiCo o
11.0
2.41
1.12
1.61
9.78
1.09
5.25
14.2
5.12
15
39
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26
16
29
25
17
15
14 3,137
16 2,505
333 1,164
46 4,137
24 3,719
179 11,646
41 11,671
34 6,404
1.6b 1,017m
BMI
SONO
HIT
ICLR
WSO
IRM
MR
ITRI
PEP
24.08
21.59
52.38
29.40
37.27
22.44
24.50
57.10
53.88
+151
+150
+136
+130
+121
+116
+116
+113
+113
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HOW'S THE MARKET?

INVESTORS.COM
IBDs 197 Industry Sub-Group Rankings
Ranked 1 to 197 on 6-month price performance. Days top 10 performers are boldfaced; worst 10 underlined.
Rank
3 6 7
This Wks Wks Mo Industry
Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name
Rank
Subgroup%Chg Daily
3 6 7
Comp. Since % This Wks Wks Mo Industry
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name
1 2 2 146 RetailDiscnt&Vari
2 9 5 22 ElecMilitarySystems
3 5 7 68 MdcalOutpnt/HmCr
4 32 41 129 RetailDrugStores
5 18 47 110 BanksWst/Sthwst
6 3 21 162 ComptrSftwrMdcl
7 31 75 80 BanksSoutheast
8 8 6 78 CommlSvcsSchools
9 21 65 39 Soap&ClngPreparat
10 4 1 84 MedicalGenetics
11 91 93 92 RetailSpr/MiniMkts
12 15 16 52 MedicalProducts
13 54 60 43 MdcalDrg/Dvrsified
14 13 3 65 MedicalBiomed/Bth
15 1 9 179 InsuranceBrokers
16 40 88 27 BanksNortheast
17 44 37 38 FoodMscPrparation
18 41 76 56 BanksMidwest
19 59101 192 TrnsprttinAirlne
20 89104 63 FinancSvings&Lo
21 25 19 76 MedicalEthicalDrgs
22 26 78 51 Cosmetics/PersnlCre
23 10 31 96 Retail/WhlsleFood
24 20 20 24 MedicalSystems/Eqp
25 19 25 111 ComlSvcsScrty
26 22 89 133 BanksSuprRgional
27 35 70 40 UtilityGasDstribtn
28 16 11 42 Mdical/DntalSrvcs
29 121 51 10 DvrsifiedOprtions
30 37 22 15 MedicalGenercDrgs
31 55 77 29 FnceInvsmntMgt
32 27 45 35 CommlSvcsMisc
33 30 46 115 InvstmntBrokers
34 142 153 36 FnancIdxTrckngFd
35 23 15 74 RtailHmeFrnshngs
36 52 66 59 InsrncePrp/Cas/Titl
37 69 79 73 RetailMjrDscChns
38 33 30 13 PollutionCntrlSvcs
39 6 8 17 LeisrTys/Gms/Hbby
40 7 10 44 RtailClthing/Shoe
41 12 43 139 MdcalNrsngHmes
42 100 128 106 UtilityWaterSupply
43 79 119 32 MdcalWhlsleDrg
44 11 13 99 RetlWhsleBldgPrds
45 125 149 122 CommlSvcsHlthcre
46 46 48 71 FoodConfectionery
47 53 81 34 CmmlSvcsCnsltng
48 113 123 12 Tobacco
49 36 59 60 CmpterTechSrvcs
50 78 129 190 MdicalHlthMntOrg
51 75 106 86 ApparelShoes&Rel
52 95 50 88 InternetSoftware
53 38 28 64 ComptrSftwrEntr
54 71 67 156 TelecomWirlssEqp
55 50 61 53 FinanceReit
56 34 38 18 BldgA/C&HeatingP
57 29 84 181 Fincecnsmer/CmlLns
58 60 17 11 TrnsportationTrck
59 104 116 87 Medical/DntalSppls
60 70 124 108 HsholdofficFurnitr
61 86 122 69 UtilityElctricPwr
62 28 14 189 ComptrPrphrlEqp
63 45 44 75 Rtail/WhlsleAt/Prts
64 43 36 195 CompterNetwrking
65 96 121 182 RetailLeisurePrds
66 97 108 161 LeisreMvies&Rel
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24.43.2
24.00.5
17.42.1
12.50.5
5.80.4
17.20.3
24.03.7
21.8 0.0
3.90.6
23.40.3
17.5+0.1
12.81.5
14.5+0.6
17.51.8
35.0+1.8
28.50.8
25.6 +0.2
21.2 1.5
19.0 2.8
34.0 2.4
31.0 +0.8
28.0 3.5
21.2 0.6
30.9 1.1
20.4 +5.8
10.0 1.0
35.2 0.4
33.2 1.3
48.8 0.3
26.9 +0.1
22.1 1.5
29.3 0.1
20.6 0.1
10.5 +0.6
12.2 0.7
33.0 1.5
39.3 2.5
19.5 2.7
25.3 +1.0
11.0 0.2
34.7 2.0
+0.9+1.7
28.2 1.3
18.2 +1.0
25.0 0.6
45.3 0.2
31.5 0.4
36.0 +0.4
43.1 0.2
36.9 0.2
28.7 0.3
13.6 1.2
38.8 0.5
14.7 3.5
27.9 0.1
41.8 2.4
33.3 0.1
29.8 0.6
32.5 +0.7
44.1 0.0
47.1 0.2
32.2 0.2
67 66 91 124
68 51 27 19
69 102 72 47
70 88 102 183
71 118 74 61
72 106 177 175
73 56 98 57
74 49 52 50
75 65 62 113
76 80 87 114
77 14 18 176
78 144 175 166
79 114 159 6
80 101 95 28
81 47 103 169
82 76 82 7
83 17 29 103
84 171 148 62
85 24 35 81
86 42 24 8
87 72 100 147
88 39 12 30
89 57 23 120
90 85 42 151
91 67 64 138
92 62 55 33
93 166 151 9
94 174 130 48
95 122 69 101
96 115 127 123
97 124 171 126
98 134 110 95
99 99 80 130
100 108 109 131
101 107 86 83
102 109 135 180
103 132 56 119
104 127 133 165
105 164 172 93
106 163 168 37
107 149 157 26
108 58 99 97
109 83 117 185
110 84 63 163
111 48 97 85
112 119 85 152
113 133 120 159
114 63 33 177
115 74 71 121
116 111 111 25
117 143 112 112
118 126 115 94
119 98 32 191
120 130 114 118
121 93 49 140
122 153 125 45
123 64 58 98
124 137 40 128
125 129 141 170
126 151 174 150
127 131 134 187
128 145 146 54
129 68 39 49
130 136 137 90
131 141 145 104
132 150 191 194
Rank
Subgroup%Chg Daily
3 6 7
Comp. Since % This Wks Wks Mo Industry
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name
RetailRestaurants
ChemicalsSpecialty
BeveragesAlcoholic
TelecomServices
FuneralSvcs&Rel
BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv
HousehldApplncs
FnancialSrvcsMisc
CmmlSvcsMrktRch
ElecScntific/Msrng
BldgPaint&Allied
MediaRadio/Tv
Oil&GasUSRoyalty
Containers
TelecomEquipment
BldgRsidnt/Comml
ApprelClthingMfg
FnancepblInvFdbnd
BldgCnstrPrds/Msc
TransportationRail
RtailWhlsleOffcSup
MchnryGenIndstrl
BldgMntnance&S
ElecSmicondctrMfg
CommlSvcsStffng
PollutnCntrlEqp
FoodMeatProducts
CmptrSftwrEdu
Aerospce/DfnseEqp
RealEstateOprtions
BanksMoneyCntr
ElecSemicndctrEqp
TrnsprttionEqpMfg
BldgHandTools
ElctriclEquipmnt
OfficeSuppliesMfg
ComptrSftwrScrity
InternetIsp
Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip
TelecomSrvcsFrgn
BvragesSftDrinks
Paper&PaperProduc
Auto/TrckRplcPrts
RetailMisc
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LeisureProducts
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ComptrSftwrDsktp
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IntrnetNtwrkSltns
CommlSvcsLeasing
InsuranceLife
TelecomWirlssSvcs
Oil&GasIntlExplPr
MediaBooks
HoushldCnsmerElc
CommlSvcsPrntng
InternetContent
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20.7 +1.4
46.6 0.5
29.0 +0.3
44.7 3.0
29.7 0.3
42.1 +0.1
28.2 0.9
34.6 1.5
23.7 3.2
53.1 +0.6
15.3 +4.4
28.8 1.8
42.7 0.5
10.8 3.4
31.3 +0.3
28.1 +2.2
34.2 1.8
5.21.1
36.2 1.9
32.6 0.5
23.9 1.3
46.5 1.6
37.7 0.5
28.7 1.5
33.4 1.0
39.5 +2.9
44.3 1.9
28.3 0.3
39.2 0.6
49.9 2.5
33.3 2.1
30.5 1.3
43.4 +0.1
41.1 1.0
42.4 +0.3
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36.8 +4.0
40.2 1.2
38.5 1.3
45.6 1.9
48.5 5.6
51.3 1.7
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44.1 2.3
44.0 2.8
22.3 4.7
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37.0 1.6
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135 112 140 77
136 92 113 154
137 73 96 158
138 110 150 164
139 138 156 157
140 193 195 168
141 94 107 171
142 103 26 46
143 148 138 89
144 152 83 116
145 157 185 148
146 179 187 132
147 146 152 109
148 161 163 58
149 180 167 117
150 77 54 107
151 117 160 66
152 168 176 167
153 87 94 102
154 160 181 67
155 189 184 79
156 156 57 153
157 90 68 144
158 139 131 155
159 81 34 14
160 82 92 145
161 173 179 135
162 116 118 160
163 162 142 31
164 165 166 149
165 140 139 23
166 167 164 141
167 147 147 174
168 159 173 188
169 135 90 125
170 170 136 143
171 175 189 136
172 120 132 178
173 169 161 173
174 177 178 72
175 61 53 3
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177 176 126 186
178 186 197 5
179 155 155 134
180 128 105 70
181 181 162 137
182 178 154 82
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184 105 73 142
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FoodDairyProducts
InternetECommerce
MediaCble/StlliteTv
TelcomFibrOptcs
ChemicalsPlastics
ConsumerProdMisc
MediaNewspapers
BldgCment/Cncrt
MchnryMtlHdlg
ElecMiscProducts
ElecContractMfg
RealEstateDevlpmt
AutoManufacturers
MetalPrdsFstners
Aerospace/Defense
FinancPblInvFdeqt
MedcalHospitals
InsrnceAcc&Heal
MediaDiversified
ElecCmpnent/Cntr
Oil&GasIntlIntegra
FincPblInvFdFn
ComptrManufctrs
RetailCnsmrElec
ComptrDataStrge
EnergyOther
BldgHeavyConstr
Oil&GasRfing/Mkt
ElecPrtsDistribtrs
MediaPeriodicals
OfficeEqp&Autom
ChemicalsBasic
ComlSvcsAdvrtsng
LeisureServices
LeisreGamng/Equip
MachnryTools&Re
TransportationShip
InsrnceDivrsified
RetailDprtmntStrs
LeisureHotels&Mot
BanksForeign
Oil&GasUSExplPro
LeisrePhtoEqp/Rel
Trucks&PartsHvyD
MetalOresGld/Silvr
MetalPrdsDistribtr
Oil&GasFieldServic
HousehldHousewrs
Auto/TrckOrgnlEqp
FnancMrtg&RelSvc
Oil&GasMchnry/Eq
Oil&GascdnExplPro
FoodFlour&Grain
MchinryCnstr/Mng
Oil&GasUSIntgrt
MachineryFarm
Auto/TrckTirs&M
Oil&GasCdnIntgrt
Oil&GasDrilling
ChemicalsFertilizers
SteelSpcltyAlloys
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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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ElecMilitary Systems
7% 1. Biotechnlgy
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Value Change % Change
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Todays general market highlights:

Keep a close eye on the daily price and volume action of the major indexes. Though
the market pulled back Friday, it did so in
lighter volume. Thats a good sign. You
dont want to see distribution days occur
soon after a follow-through.
25.86%
12.91% Defensive Index
22.69% : 14.52% Medical/Healthcare
30.85%
14.53% Bank Index
25.62% : 16.76% Senior Growth Index
21.73% : 17.60% Consumer Index
28.55%
22.33% S&P 600
34.65%
22.34% U.S. Defense Index
33.27%
23.00% Dow Jones Industrials
31.28%
24.04% Russell 2000
35.48%
25.03% Nasdaq OTC Comp
35.95%
25.39% S&P 500
34.40%
26.08% Value Line Index
19.21% : 26.20% Dow Jones Trans
44.45%
27.40% N.Y.S.E. Finance
33.41%
28.13% Dow Jones Utility
32.70%
29.29% HighTech Index
29.63% N.Y.S.E. Composite
38.93%
35.33%
30.66% S&P Midcap 400
41.00%
33.80% Amex Composite
51.55%
34.76% Insurance Index
49.68%
39.94% IBD New America Index
52.36%
42.41% New Issues Index
45.19%
49.62% Gold Index
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418.78 3.49
641.79 + 6.26
282.33 4.50
604.82 15.51
8852.22 127.04
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354.60 + 3.99
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5948.80 22.10
555.01 2.15
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202.93 1.25
291.94 2.30
58.18 0.84
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Plagued by falling demand and
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spiking oil prices, airlines spent
much of this year cutting routes,
grounding aircraft and finding new
ways to squeeze revenue from passengers.
The group rebounded alongside
the retreat of oil prices since July,
rising 126% through Sept. 16.
The group eased, then turned up
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its July low.
Shares of American Airlines parent AMRAMR are more than 183%
above Julys five-year low. Delta
Air LinesDAL shares climbed 130%.
This weeks third-quarter earnings reports werent head turners.
Southwest AirlinesLUV reported a
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and Continental AirlinesCAL were
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game Friday, but stocks closed with
moderate losses.
The Dow dropped 1.4% and the
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Volume fell on both exchanges,
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Intuitive SurgicalISRG dived to
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loss, despite reporting results late
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ItronITRI declined for a fourth
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in more than double its average volume. The meter maker will report
earnings Oct. 29.
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Baidu.comBIDU bolted to a high of
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Hospital service provider StericycleSRCL gained 0.75 to 55.27, though it
closedshy of its 50-day moving average.
Energy stocks rebounded. Southwestern EnergySWN rose 2.65 to
29.10, although it hit resistance at
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Alpha Natural ResourcesANR
popped up 1.86 to 38.08.
Cardiovascular products maker
ThoratecTHOR streamed up 1.36 to
28.36 after rebounding off its
50-day line.
The stock is just 4% from a new
high.
Even the steadiest of growers sometimes takes a spill. Thats what happened the past couple of weeks to
PepsiCoPEP, which lost its fizz on a
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market and disappointing earnings.
PepsiCo is a familiar brand name
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185,000 employees and annual
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1965 merger of Pepsi-Cola and
Frito-Lay. It acquired Tropicana in
1998 and merged with Quaker Oats
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year, it bought V Water, a
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books, but its not the first time.
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market.
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of 1, making it among the markets
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earnings consistently since the
1990s.
In the latest quarter, the company
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over the year-ago period. It marked
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0.17 35.37
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Peabody Energy
Chesapk Engy
Homex Developmnt
Continental Res Inc
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AmBevC
Southwstrn Energy
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Clayton Wil Egy
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54 58 51 C D 19.5
94 91 76 A E 43.0
72 79 47 B D40.4
66 68 26 A B 69.5
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DOX 24.14
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.8 BCO 49.76
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3.9 r CDI 13.35
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NYSE STOCKS IN THE NEWS
INVESTORS.COM
Graphic displays of stocks over $12 that hit new price highs (names boldfaced) or are near new highs (regular type face) or had greatest % increase in volume on stocks over $15 and up 50 or more (name underlined). Stocks that are extended in price
over 15% from a consolidation (or basing) period have been omitted. How to Read chart appears on the NYSE every Tuesday. Stocks highlighted are not recommendations and should be researched further before investing.
Group 17
o$36.80 LACLEDE GROUP INC (LG)
EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS (EBS) Group 14 o$16.58 ORIENTAL FINANCIAL GP (OFG) Group 7 $15.90 ABBOTT LABORATORIES (ABT) Group 13 o$55.46 CAMPBELL SOUP CO (CPB)
Group 27
o$44.64
99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 99 ROE 15% 13.4M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 70 EPS RS 94 ROE 10% 22.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 92 ROE 28% 1526M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 75 EPS RS 94 ROE 59% 194.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 98 ROE 12% 20.4M Shares
Oriental Financial
Forming New Base
Oriental Financial GroupOFG
seems to be forming a new base
after a failed September breakout.
Shares are below the 40-week moving average.
The Puerto Rican bank holding
company showed triple-digit earnings gains for the past five quarters.
Hot Tip: When the stock market
turns up, most leaders appear
in Stocks In The News charts.
You don't want to miss them.
Its Q2 EPS beat estimates by 10%.

Oriental Financial has a solid Accumulation/Distribution Rating.
But the firms annual profit has
been uneven. The company also announced last week it plans to
record a Q3 loss of $5 million on derivative deals it was exposed to
through Lehman Bros. Finance.
DEVELOPS IMMUNOBIOTIC VACCINES AGAINST BIOLOGICAL AGENTS THAT

ARE POTENTIAL WEAPONS OF BIOTERRORISM AND BIOWARFARE
HOLDING CO FOR ORIENTAL BANK AND TRUST OPERATING THROUGH 24

OFFICES THROUGHOUT PUERTO RICO.
DEVELOPS ADULT AND PEDIATRIC PHARMACEUTICALS, DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS FOR HEALTHCARE FACILITIES AND NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS.
MANUFACTURES CONDENSED AND READY-TO-SERVE SOUPS, BROTH,

CANNED POULTRY, PASTA SAUCE, MEXICAN SAUCE AND CHILI.
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF NATURAL

GAS TO 630,000 CUSTOMERS PRIMARILY IN MISSOURI.
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/2
R&D 29%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/29

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 9%

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/19
R&D 1%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/26
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 68
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 47
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 56
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 67
Group 32
$35.54 CASH AMERICA INTL INC (CSH) Group 74 o$36.09 PERMIAN BASIN RTY TR UBI (PBT) Group 79 o$20.38 S W S GROUP INC (SWS)
N T T DOCOMO INC ADR (DCM) Group 122 $15.27 STANLEY INC (SXE)
Group 33
$15.92
92 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 93 ROE 11% 1608M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 97 ROE 17% 15.3M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 91 ROE 16% 27.9M Shares 84 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 93 ROE 0% 46.1M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 95 ROE 10% 23.9M Shares
JAPANESE PROVIDER OF MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS, AND DIGITAL BROADCASTING SERVICES TO 53.8 MIL SUBSCRIBERS.
PROVIDES SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION, AND OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS PRIMARILY FOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT.
OPERATES/FRANCHISES 499 PAWNSHOPS, 304 CASH ADVANCE AND 139

CHECK CASHING CENTERS IN 22 STATES.
TRUST HOLDING OVERRIDING ROYALTY INTERESTS IN HIGH-QUALITY PRODUCING OIL/GAS PROPERTIES IN WEST TEXAS.
PROVIDES INVESTMENT BANKING/CLEARING SERVICES TO 200 BROKERS,

AND 376 INDEPENDENT ADVISORS AND INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS.

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/27
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
16 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25

3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/7
Last Qtr Eps -7%6 Prior Qtr +14%5 Last Qtr Sales +11%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/5
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 64
Acc/Dis E
Sup/Demand 73
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 66
Joanne von Alroth
IBDS RESEARCH TABLES Continued

52-wk
6 6 666 High
97 56 96 C A+35.6
95 83 84 A C+38.8
99 84 89 A B 80.0
84 87 59 A D72.6
38 59 22 C D 23.4
50 64 46 C D38.3
71 96 31 A B 66.3
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50 63 38 D D42.9
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92 76 77 A C+84.0
57 11 81 B C+34.4
71 86 42 A E 72.2
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EmergMedS EMS 28.79

Exponent r EXPO 27.56
FTICnslt
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FocusMed r FMCN 19.08
ForrstrRes FORR 25.89
G&KSvc 1.3 r GKSR 21.85
Gartner
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GeoEye
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ICFIntl
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39 2.6m 11o
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43 156 35k
+28 417 23
+14 322 9
12 535 ..
27 222 20
+55 166 7k
54 211 20
+51 2.0m 9


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Dividend
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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 99 88 97 B C+28.9 7NCIInc
NCIT 22.77 .72 22 54 21k
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 89 72 94 C B22.8 NavigCons
NCI 16.41 1.04 +3 671 19
52-wk
Dividend
Close
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6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 82 76 66 A E 43.0 Paychx 4.7 PAYX 26.60 .61 +53 6.9m 16o
74 88 44 A E 51.3 Infosys 1.3 INFY . 25.96 .54 5 3.5m 12o 88 50 97 B C+15.3 PeoplSup PSPT 11.90 .05 +52 444 14
56 73 71 E D28.7 IntegElec
IESC 13.77 .22 +88 121 65o 88 80 86 C C+18.8 PerotSysA r PER 13.79 .46 19 581 15
87 81 72 B C+33.7 IntrDat 2.8 r IDC 21.62 .90 +73 474 15k 86 84 60 B C+62.4 PrePdLegl
PPD 34.64 1.41 23 57 7
87 86 67 A D130 IBM
2.2 r IBM 90.78 .74 +38 14m 10o 72 76 57 B E 36.5 RepbSvc 3.4 r RSG 22.24 +.26 +22 2.0m 12
35 65 11 B E 43.1 inVentiv
VTIV 11.11 .42 53 285 7k 84 77 73 B C 25.3 ResConn
RECN 16.12 .93 +10 585 11o
76 66 71 C E 38.9 IronMountn IRM 22.44 +2.71+154 2.7m 29 80 80 67 B B32.5 RobrtHlf 2.4 r RHI 18.65 .04 19 1.5m 9
62 65 68 D C+23.2 KellySv 3.7 KELYA 14.51 .60+140 557 9k 89 75 84 B B22.5 Rollins 1.7 ROL 14.52 .67 +25 339 21k
76 68 71 B C+20.8 KornFerry r KFY 12.81 +.30 +19 710 8o 93 79 88 B E 21.9 SAIC
SAI 18.01 +.31 56 1.5m 17o
67 63 55 C E 19.4 L1Ident
ID 9.83 +.22 +72 1.5m 99 86 37 97 C B 31.7 SIIntl
r SINT 28.25 +.11 41 110 22k
13 57 18 D E 54.8 LamarAd LAMR 18.10 +.10 +40 2.6m 54 77 75 61 C C 31.0 SRAIntl
SRX 17.80 .57 41 333 14k
92 63 94 A B73.5 Landauer 3.5 LDR 57.16 2.40 16 66 22 84 94 38 A C+30.9 SatyamC .8 SAY . 14.39 +1.06+137 3.8m 10o
48 61 44 D ..18.0 MYRGrp MYRG 9.92 .07 99 0.5 99 39 18 78 D B23.5 Schawk 1.1 r SGK 11.91 .04 +21 136 16k
27 50 10 D E 42.0 MacquarI 26 MIC 9.90 .10 +1 719 ..k 97 86 87 B D+25.4 7StandrdPk r STAN 18.61 .66 +20 72 18k
60 94 30 B E 77.5 Manpwr 2.4 MAN 30.27 .26 8 984 5k 99 90 97 B B 39.0 7Stanley
SXE 35.54 1.58 8 199 28k
98 91 96 B B+62.1 7Mantech MANT 49.10 1.90 +34 352 21 69 87 30 A E 40.3 Stantec
STN 15.84 +.18+214 88 9k
66 45 77 C D48.3 Maximus 1.3 MMS 31.18 .35 +20 266 13k 98 86 90 A C+66.2 Stericycle SRCL 55.27 +.75 +80 1.2m 34
65 60 48 B E 56.9 MineSfAp 3.5 MSA 27.10 +.42 +38 417 14k 99 97 84 B C+22.6 SykesEnt SYKE . 15.70 .16 12 311 11k
50 42 50 B D+48.3 Moodys 1.6 MCO 24.96 .06 5 4.3m 11 74 80 51 A E 45.8 Syntel 1.1 SYNT 21.03 +.15 +59 352 13k
95 97 77 A D85.5 Morngstr MORN 51.54 +3.55+123 392 27 99 95 86 A B 40.5 Team
TISI . 29.00 +.06 11 178 22
73 43 86 B C 29.6 MultiCo 1.0 LABL 20.16 2.24+102 82 19k 74 94 30 C B27.4 TeleTech
TTEC 9.57 .78 +61 912 9
Since Jan 1, 21.73%

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AnheuserB
Lowes
Tiffany
Coach
ProctGm
Walgrn
eBay
Starbucks
WalMrt
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TetraTech TTEK 19.88

ThReut 8.2 r TRIN 108.6
TrueBlue
TBI 9.45
TylerTech r TYL 12.88
Unifirst .4 UNF 33.82
VSE
.6 VSEC 29.22
Viad
.8 VVI 20.11
VsnChinan VISN . 11.72
VistaPrt r VPRT 24.45
WNSHldgs WNS 7.88
WPP 4.1 WPPGY 33.19
WstCnn
WCN 32.49
WsteMg 3.6 r WMI 29.78
WtsWy .8 r WW 37.90
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90 66 90 B D 30.2 AaronRnt .3 r RNT 20.73
50 73 16 A E 84.5 AberFitc 2.3 ANF 30.00
99 95 86 A D+37.4 7Aeropostl r ARO . 24.19
43 49 35 B E 24.7 AEagleO 4.0 r AEO 10.04
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85 80 73 B C+35.7 ApldInd 2.8 r AIT 21.66
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75 42 77 B D+34.8 BedBath
BBBY 25.14
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93 90 91 C D 35.3 BigLots
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58 52 65 C D17.8 CalPizzaK r CPKI 9.79
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69 51 69 D B20.3 CatoCp 5.1 CTR 12.92
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CMG 44.25
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64 76 65 B C+27.2 Conns
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Price EPS
1.99 20
LoralSpce
10.43 33
0.17 47
COMP HDWRE (7) ReddyIce(n)
TysonA(n)
11.09 4
MagyarTel(n)
15.15 89
6.50 33
MPCCp(a)
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5.80 67
WarwckVl
8.40 54
RadiantSys
5.28 87
APPAREL
0.18 45
CityTlcm
2.45 73
Radware
6.30 1
OxfrdInd(n)
13.85 29
0.26 42
HughCom
18.00 71
Intermec(n)
13.33 44
IconixBr
9.11 91
3.75 65
Belden(n)
24.63 95
NtwkEqmt(n)
2.14 43
Maidenfrm(n)
9.44 39
26.99 81
Comscope(n)
22.90 86
SoapstoneN
2.85 23
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PhnxFtwr(a)
0.60 15
6.49 1
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4.56 28
Xyratex
5.40 57
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KaiserAl
24.44 30
ENERGY (11)
JohnsnCt(n)
18.50 81
40.27 77
Closing price and Earnings Per Share(EPS)
ArcelrMt(n)
29.61 85
ArvMerit(n)
7.77 74
AtlasPpl(n)
12.64 8
0.16 5
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24.00 81
RushEntA
7.88 47
BPIEngy(a)
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2.75 88
15.92 51
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BUILDING
FedMogul
7.11 73
Schlmbrg(n)
49.99 91
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StanleyWrk(n) 34.75 67
SonicAut(n)
3.06 31
4.26 17
Acergy
5.46 96
In The News. Boldfaced stocks carry an EPS Quigley
ArmstrW(n)
21.72 17
Autonation(n)
7.34 40
Libbey(n)
2.99 11
TricoM
8.78 6
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11.88 47
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Chromcrft(a)
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4.64 72
FINANCE (6)
Name
Symbol Price EPS Name
Symbol Price EPS PrinctnRvw
5.67 23
BMBMun(a)
2.01 73
UTILITY
TMEnt n(a)
6.90 1
BassetF
5.89 24
AgnicoEg(n)
35.72 36
Oceanrng(n)
27.96 87
PortGE(n)
18.68 20
GSCInvn(n)
4.51 51
CSSIndst(n)
19.99 33
1.15 1
GloblInds
4.17 59
Unitil(n)
23.25 58
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GAMCO(n)
32.13 34
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PhysnsF
3.93 63
IntTowergn(a)
1.19 53
Isramco
29.77 7
MEDICAL
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27.47 93
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INTERNET
13.33 75
FCStonen
9.00 99
EmergBio(n) EBS 16.58 97 RETAIL (20)
LEISURE (8)
MadCatz(a)
0.39 23
ThStreet
3.67 48
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GLGPtrs(n)
3.05 26
0.43 23
13.80 97
PrestgBr(n)
7.01 79
BoydGm(n)
5.22 37
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FINANCE
BookM
3.00 34
CTIInds
2.96 47
Maxxam(a)
10.50 4
ELECTRONICS
(6)
AGRICULTURE
BPWAcqn(a) BPW 8.89 2 DillrdDpt(n)
6.93 1
EstmKod(n)
12.09 14
Brunswck(n)
5.76 14
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LeCroy
5.45 61
Syngenta(n)
28.70 93
3.58 55
HookFu
13.68 20
TownSprts
3.20 50
Waters(n)
45.87 87
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ELECTRONICS
Cosann(n)
3.02 23
LibMIntA
6.60 85
5.85 86
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NuHrzElec
2.37 68
DRSTech(n)
DRS 80.44 93 Dominos(n)
BUSINESS SVC (13) ArctcCat
6.43 26
6.02 47
Orbotech
4.15
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OFFICE
Quixte
6.75 7
SignetJwlrs(n)
13.00 21
CantbryPk
7.00 24
Celestica(n)
4.46 84
PitneyBow(n)
22.39 52
Unisys(n)
1.55 45
iParty(a)
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2.61 11
NY&Co(n)
3.19 81
CHEMICALS
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CompetitiveT(a) 1.30 47
INSURANCE (8)
9.24 65
SVGS & LN (5)
Chemtura(n)
1.77 58
AcornIntn(n)
5.21 29
MINING (28)
SchoolSpec
21.36 26
ING(n)
10.65 67
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CtzCmtyB
6.10 81
TechSol
2.45 62
StageStrs(n)
8.27 40
NtlScurty
9.12 16
Glencrng(a)
0.20 11
ALCOHOL/TOB
GuarFncln(n)
2.90 23
HeritCrysn
10.32 80
Hhgreggn(n)
5.24 30
Torchmrk(n)
33.62 54
GoldRsv(a)
0.47 10
ConstelA(n)
14.29 83
RvrvwB
4.06 21
Virtusan
4.55 22
WilSon(n)
11.53 19
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PrudtlUK(n)
10.00 44
MdwGldgn(a)
0.27 5
AmBNJ
9.11 50
HeidrkStrg
24.22 63
SallyBty(n)
6.17 73
Grnlghtn
13.50 79
MISC
Crystllx(a)
0.40 17
IndpdnceFed
2.30 24
ConsldGrph(n)
14.41 77
ChrisBnk(n)
4.86 21
HilltopH(n)
8.91 1
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21.24
EndvSilv(a)
1.04 13
MacquarI(n)
9.90 50
Utd Stnr
32.34 67
Montplr(n)
12.02 31
PShNYMun(a)
19.35
ExeterR(a)
1.00 6
TRANSPORT
Trans-Lux(a)
1.40 43
MortonsR(n)
3.29 43
A XA(n)
21.96 87
NuMOPrInc(n)
11.60
IvanhoMn(n)
2.66 39
Greenbri(n)
10.00 68
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VistaPrt
24.45 99
BlocbstrA(n)
1.25 58
VnKmOHQlt(n)
10.35
USGold(a)
0.64 35
ToddShipyrd(n) 12.90 47
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LibMIntB
5.90
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PSSilv(a)
17.20
UnivTruck
13.81 64
EldorGld(a)
3.65 33
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WashPost(n)
349.00 35
Mac100OilU(a)
19.32
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Deep Handle High-Yield Bonds U.S. Rally Fails

May Become Attractive Option, To Ignite Global
Separate Base Some Now Think Follow-Through
THE BASE READER
THE INCOME INVESTOR
INTERNATIONAL LEADERS
BY PATRICK CAIN
BY PAUL WHITFIELD
BY DONALD H. GOLD
ChattemCHTT, a maker of personal

care products, might be forming a
deep handle in its long base.
The possible cup began in February and corrected 31%. The handle,
under this interpretation, began
after its recent high on Sept. 19.
This handle fell 26%, more than
normal. But given the markets volatility since the handle started, that
big dip doesnt seem so severe.
The 26% shakeout was still good
enough to send Chattems Relative
Strength line to a new high.
The steep handle is in its fourth
week. Thats not too long of a handle considering the length of the
cup. But, if the cup goes a few more
weeks, it very well could become its
own base, and possibly set up a
more credible pattern.
The base has a decent degree of accumulation so far. These accumulative weeks became more common
as the stock built the right side of its
base.
There were handlelike areas on
the right side of the base, but they
were low, making the current handle the first one thats high enough.
Chattem is trading below the
10-week moving average, where its
recently found resistance. Chattem
will need to regain that line to show
that institutional investors are still
bullish on the maker of shampoos,
drugs and cosmetic goods.
Dwayne Moyers, chief investment

officer at SMH Capital Advisors in
Fort Worth, Texas, couldnt be
more bullish on high-yield bonds.
He says junk bonds offer the best
opportunity we have seen since he
got into the business in 1991.
He especially likes the high-yield
bonds in the gaming sector and
other select issues such as GMAC,
the financial services firm.
The deeply discounted GMAC
bonds offer yields as high as 53%
thats right, 53%.
Many of these companies could
default, Moyers said.
He expects the default rate to rise
to the 10% range for a couple of
years and then subside.
The global default rate in September was 2.8%. Moodys sees that rising to 7.92% in the next 12 months.
SMH Capital Advisors offers two
funds that were launched in May:
Catalyst High IncomeHIIFX and Catalyst Total Return IncomeTRIFX.
Other fund managers also are positive on high-yield bonds.
Thomas Price, senior portfolio
manager at Wells Fargo, says that
over the long term, the current market offers a good entry point.
He warns against buying funds
that have been beaten up. Things
could get worse for them, he says.
Price manages Wells Fargo Advantage High IncomeSTHYX.
Our expectation is that recovery
rates will be lower this time
around, Price says.
Mary Austin, portfolio manager of
Pax World High Yield FundPAXHX,
also likes the situation for highyield bonds.
Im pretty much in the optimistic
school. I think theyve been oversold, she told IBD.
The current situation makes for a
great entry point, she added.
Austins fund was in the top 1% of
performance last year among 460
similar funds, according to Lipper.
What does the U.S. markets followthrough on Thursday mean for foreign bourses? That depends.
The picture changes from one region to the next, even from country
to country.
Many foreign indexes have started rally attempts at least.
Then again, most Asian markets
lost ground Friday.
The region has some outstanding
problems. Many experts arent
happy with the Korean governments actions in the financial crisis. Pakistan is rushing into a foreign reserve crisis.
Japan, a perhaps too-mature economy, saw its benchmark Nikkei
225-share index surge 2.8% Friday.
But volume fell, so it was not a follow-through.
New Zealand and Shanghai indexes rose 1.6% and 1.1%, respectively
not enough to be considered a
rally confirmation.
The regions other benchmarks
plunged: India 5.7%, Hong Kong
and Indonesia 4.4%, Singapore
3.7%, Korea 2.7% and Taiwan 2.3%.
Europe fared far better. Germany,
France and the U.K. leapt 3.4%,
4.7% and 5.2%, respectively.
The U.K.s FTSE 100 and Frances
CAC-40 gains came on lower volume thanin the priorsession. No follow-throughs there, either.
But Germanys DAX index rose
sharply on higher volume. Thats a
follow-through, confirming a rally
attempt begun five sessions earlier.
The market seems to be pricing in
a default in Ukraines sovereign
debt. The credit default swap for
that paper soared to 2,000 basis
points. Thats 20% a year.
Ukraines government said Friday
that the International Monetary
Fund will lend $14 billion to steady
that countrys financial system.
Central European bourses fell
after a Goldman Sachs report cut its
regional growth outlook.
CHATTEM INC (CHTT)

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1.0 RGS 15.50
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RCII 19.24
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SCSC 20.59
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54 8 90 E B 18.0
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87 79 70 A D+41.7
32 1 80 E B42.2
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Susser
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SNX 16.58
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99 98 95 A C+53.2 7AmPubEn APEI . 40.31
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92 90 49 A B75.4 CapellaE r CPLA 39.95
61 51 71 D D 36.1 CareerEd
CECO 14.23
96 89 92 A C+82.2 Chattem
CHTT 67.35
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98 72 95 C B+18.3 CornthClg COCO 12.64
31 26 53 C D36.0 DTSInc
DTSI 18.78
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.3 r DV 45.20
90 96 67 A B53.6 DolbyLab
DLB 30.84
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1.3 ECL 39.85
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66 78 55 A E 118 Energizer
ENR 59.07
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Thoratec Boasts Top

A/D Rating In Group
CHATTEM INC (CHTT)

Group 22
o$67.35 THORATEC CORP (THOR)
Group 12
o$28.36 AEROVIRONMENT INC (AVAV) Group 2 o$30.92 SPARTAN STORES INC (SPTN) Group 11 o$25.46 LIFE PARTNERS HOLDINGS (LPHI) Group 15 $34.68
96 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 92 ROE 39% 15.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 75 EPS RS 99 ROE 5% 48.1M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 97 ROE 14% 13.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 97 ROE 17% 21.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 99 ROE 123% 5.8M Shares
MANUFACTURES MUSCLE PAIN RELIEVERS, DANDRUFF SHAMPOOS, SUNSCREENS, DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS AND OTHER CONSUMER PRODUCTS
ThoratecTHOR reclaimed its 10-week 7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
moving average as it continues Eps Due 1/29
working on a new base.

The stock plunged amid the broad
markets sell-off earlier this month,
but made a bullish reversal Oct. 10
after nearing its 40-week line.
Despite the steep drop, selling volHot Tip: When the stock market
turns up, most market leaders
appear in Stocks In The News
charts. You don't want to miss them.
ume has been quiet as the maker of

medicalequipment works on its current base.
Thoratecs Accumulation/Distribution Rating of A+ is the best of 120
stocks in its industry group.
Analysts Q3 consensus is 9 cents a
share in profit for an increase of
125%. For Q2, Thoratecs EPS grew
122%. Juan Carlos Arancibia
DEVELOPS VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES (VAD), POINT-OF-CARE BLOOD

DIAGNOSTIC TEST KITS AND VASCULAR GRAFTS.
MANUFACTURES SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS USED FOR INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE.
DISTRIBUTES FOOD TO NEARLY 400 INDEPENDENT GROCERY STORES AND

OPERATES 84 SUPERMARKETS IN MI, OH AND IN.
BROKERS SERVICES FACILITATING VIATICAL AND LIFE SETTLEMENT TRANSACTIONS WORLDWIDE.
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 18%

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/4
R&D 7%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/6

8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/14
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 86
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 82
Dividend
Close
DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER, AUTOIMMUNE

DISORDERS, HEMATOLOGIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES.
MANUFACTURES OPTICAL, MOTION CONTROL, AND CAMERA SYSTEMS FOR

DEFENSE, AEROSPACE, AND HOMELAND SECURITY MARKETS.
DEVELOPS DISPOSABLE MEDICAL DEVICES FOR USE IN INTERVENTIONAL

CARDIOLOGY AND RADIOLOGY.
PROVIDES MEDICAL WASTE, INFECTION CONTROL AND PHARMACEUTICAL

RETURNS SERVICES FOR HOSPITALS, MEDICAL AND DENTAL OFFICES

7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/27
R&D 6%
... Ann. EPS Gro PE .. Avg. D. Vol 1,455,800 Debt 192%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 95%

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 3%
0% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. Daily Vol 211,000 Debt 0%

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
R&D 4%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
Vol% Vol P

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+.48 20 897 14k
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7. ELECTRONICS
59 73 34 A C+21.4 AUOpt 6.6 AUO 8.81
97 87 97 B B 35.6 7AeroVir AVAV . 30.92
76 92 47 B D 39.3 Agilent
r A 22.61
61 94 35 A E 52.3 AmphenlA .2 r APH . 26.57
68 90 62 B D84.7 Anixter
r AXE 45.80
97 68 98 D B+18.9 AppldSg 3.0 APSG 16.87
95 81 87 C B27.8 ArgonST
STST 19.12
31 75 29 C E 44.3 ArrowElec r ARW 18.13
37 77 31 C E 43.9 Avnet
AVT 17.11
99 90 97 B B79.7 AxsysTech AXYS . 56.62
32 20 53 C C+34.1 BelfusB 1.5 BELFB 18.77
22 50 30 E D21.7 BenchmrkEl r BHE 9.86
65 52 47 B D+20.7 CPIIntl
r CPII 8.79
85 94 87 C D 14.0 CTS
1.2 r CTS 10.25
73 99 37 A C+33.6 ChinaSecn CSR 10.56
90 92 71 B C+28.1 Cognex 3.8 r CGNX . 15.74
73 83 79 D C+38.5 Coherentn COHR 25.29
61 97 28 A E 28.1 Corning 1.6 r GLW 12.24
53 21 62 D C+47.2 Cubic
.8 CUB 22.00
99 93 98 C A NH DRSTech .1 DRS 80.44
78 83 56 A E 89.2 Danaher .2 DHR 56.40
81 79 58 A D88.4 Dionex
DNEX 51.35
97 91 76 B E 64.2 ElbitSy 1.7 ESLT 44.98
41 6 68 B C+34.0 FEI
FEIC 18.90
62 49 47 B B46.1 FaroTech FARO 18.85
99 95 79 A D 45.5 FLIRSystms FLIR . 29.82
53 18 87 E D20.4 HerleyInds HRLY 12.58
68 83 56 B C 22.7 HtWC 2.8 HWCC 12.01
97 94 81 A D22.4 7IPGPhot IPGP 15.57
96 94 78 A C+48.3 IIVI
IIVI 29.60
68 89 40 A E 112 Itron Inc
ITRI 57.10
46 57 54 C E 100 Kyocera 1.7 KYO 58.77
92 83 76 C C+115 L3Comm 1.4 r LLL 82.78
.26 21 2.5m 2
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.61 29 2.1m 11o
1.48 +56 3.7m 11o
+.19 6 590 7k
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+2.58 +52 241 33
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1.87 +62 4.0m 13o
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.43 12 1.2m 28
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.92 25 147 7k
.48 +27 411 21k
.91 +44 351 18
1.55+123 1.3m 17
.53 39 16 11k
1.21 +13 1.2m 12
Psychological Market Indicators

Date
12 MONTH HISTORY
Low
Date High
Date
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 57
CHINESE PROVIDER OF INTERNET GAMING, ENTERTAINMENT CONTENT,

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING AND COMMUNICATION SERVICES.

52-wk
SHANDA INTERACTIVE ENTMT (SNDA) Grp 127 o$27.91 ALEXION PHARMACEUTICALS (ALXN) Group 14 o$41.03 AXSYS TECHNOLOGIES INC (AXYS) Group 2 o$56.62 MERIT MEDICAL SYSTEMS (MMSI) Group 12 $18.77 STERICYCLE INC (SRCL)
Group 38
o$55.27
96 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 92 ROE 33% 23.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 73 EPS RS 97 ROE -64% 73.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 97 ROE 10% 9.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 96 ROE 10% 24.8M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 90 ROE 19% 78.6M Shares
5 YEAR HISTORY
Low
Date High Current
Public/NYSE Specialist Short Sales

02/29/08 8.74 07/04/08 21.91 02/04/05 1.18 07/04/08 21.91
15.04
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CBOEMarket Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)

05/20/08 14.1 10/10/08 103.4 07/15/05 8.2 10/10/08 103.4

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 77 81 52 A D53.4 InvTech
ITG 24.44 +1.15 33 474 9
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 43 42 64 D D 34.5 JacksnHw 5.5 JTX 13.05 +.05 +54 683 9o
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 52 69 15 B D37.1 JanusCap .3 JNS 11.44 +.91 2 3.8m 9
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 63 23 87 D C 29.0 JeffrsGp
r JEF 16.71 +.31 57 942 ..
66 23 93 D B45.6 KBWInc
KBW 25.39 .65 +4 335 ..
75 92 66 B E 16.3 LaBargeInc
LB 9.75 .52 +97 136 10k
55 65 52 C C+39.2 Littelfuse LFUS 21.90 .84 +2 149 13 30 23 44 E E 26.1 KaynAEn 11 KED 14.52 .69 +55 99 ..
91
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C D+19.8 KnightCap NITE 13.38 .45 +23 2.1m 10
88 78 83 B C+45.6 MTSSys 1.8 r MTSC 33.43 2.50 +36 161 14
58 20 90 .. C+52.9 LazardL 1.1 LAZ 35.50 1.00 31 899 14
68 71 48 B B28.8 MeasSpcl MEAS 12.48 .69 +55 108 10k
91 89 75 A D 119 MettlerTole MTD 81.89 .74 22 273 15k 38 51 15 B D+85.3 LeggMs 4.4 LM 21.96 +.72 26 2.7m 3
LPS 24.23 +.51 +3 811 8
46 78 41 C D30.6 Molex 3.9 MOLX 15.58 .23 7 1.4m 10 75 79 72 B E 36.6 LenderPS
54 78 40 C C+28.0 MolxA 4.2 MOLXA 14.51 .07 53 148 10k 79 93 57 B D57.5 M&FWorld r MFW 27.47 .28 +13 127 8k
41 80 35 C E 29.2 MultFnElc MFLX 10.68 +.11 43 118 7 48 41 48 A E 38.4 MSCIIncn MXB 19.02 +.88 +61 1.4m 25o
84 92 81 A D 39.6 NVE
NVEC 24.57 .16 10 35 15k 67 43 78 .. B 18.4 MVCCap 3.9 MVC 12.28 .32 +2 135 47
71 99 64 D D24.4 Panason 2.3 r PC 14.66 +.12 +2 447 10k 89 98 66 A D320 MastrCd .4 MA . 156.8 +.07 0 3.9m 21
48 54 60 C C+33.0 ParkElc 1.7 PKE 18.61 .60 +37 174 12 83 79 66 B B 36.0 McGthR 3.9 r MGRC 20.33 1.18 +45 142 11k
88 88 72 B D+30.0 Perknelm 1.3 PKI 21.01 .06 16 1.1m 14k 14 8 15 E C+73.1 MerrlLyn 7.7 MER 18.15 .20 29 41m ..o
63 76 63 B D+33.2 Plantron 1.2 r PLT 16.50 .28 +88 1.0m 9 64 58 58 B E 26.5 Metavnten MV 15.10 +.23 12 352 10
64 96 38 C D 32.5 Plexus
r PLXS 15.42 .04 21 430 7 69 62 82 B D26.1 MobileMini MINI 16.24 .55 19 257 11k
57 75 42 B D48.8 RofinSinar RSTI 22.35 .54 6 329 11 62 16 73 B C+18.0 NGPCap 12 NGPC 12.47 .68 +34 210 12k
83 89 69 A E 62.8 ThermoFis TMO 43.35 +1.02 +76 5.5m 14 68 95 22 A B95.3 NYSEEur 4.1 r NYX 29.46 +.45 19 5.3m 9
57 87 33 A E 59.4 ThomasBett TNB 24.04 .54 3 870 6 97 99 86 A B50.5 NasdaqOMX NDAQ 30.99 +2.90 +94 6.6m 16
46 87 32 B E 40.3 TycoEle 2.9 r TEL 20.20 .60 +12 4.3m 7o 36 61 8 B D 55.8 NatlFinP 9 NFP 8.73 +.01 +32 787 3
NNI 12.49 .44 16 242 8
54 67 42 B E 78.3 Varian
r VARI 35.58 .49 10 290 13 82 55 94 D A 19.8 Nelnet
50 82 40 E D20.4 VeecoInst VECO 9.86 .32 +43 414 36 78 88 47 A C 33.8 Net1UEPS UEPS 16.55 +.02 +27 554 10
77 87 61 A E 81.8 Waters
WAT . 45.87 +.39 +49 1.7m 15 46 23 75 E D18.8 Nomura 2.3 NMR 12.37 .04 19 354 ..k
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40 86 27 B E 51.0 WescoIntl WCC 20.04 +.24 +35 1.1m 4
73 68 59 B B107 Orix
2.0 IX 57.10 +.22 7 28 8
8. FINANCE
80 69 73 B D 19.4 PensonW r PNSN 9.74 .23 34 163 7
98 98 88 A B19.3 EzcorpClA EZPW . 13.52 .45 21 590 12 60 23 82 E B53.8 PiperJaff
r PJC 31.76 +.09 28 236 ..o
93 66 87 A B 52.7 PortRec
PRAA 36.36 +1.16 +36 238 12
61 69 33 A E 135 AffiltMgrs AMG 54.05 +1.40 +21 1.1m 8 88 77 64 A C 70.2 PrceTR 2.4 r TROW 39.47 .54 9 3.1m 16
86 82 68 A C+80.8 AlliancDta r ADS 46.90 +2.16 15 1.4m 11 88 69 82 B C+38.3 RaymJam 1.8 r RJF 24.60 +.33 27 1.4m 11
33 58 13 B E 90.0 AlliBern 15 AB 24.28 +.02 30 516 5 88 95 74 B D+26.4 RiskMetn RMG 15.54 +.68 +59 488 48o
41 59 48 D B79.9 Amerco r UHAL 35.49 1.86 38 62 15k 67 79 66 C C 76.6 Ryder 2.1 r R 44.09 2.44 +9 1.2m 9
40 46 30 B D44.7 AmCpLtd28 r ACAS 14.93 .02 21 3.1m 4 72 70 54 A E 33.1 SEI
.9 r SEIC 17.15 .15 49 573 12
33 47 24 B D61.9 AmerExp 3.1 AXP 23.33 .31 +20 21m 7 97 78 95 C B+22.5 SWSGrp 2.3 r SWS 15.92 +.97 +59 442 14k
84 66 85 B E 23.9 APhySv 1.6 r AMPH 18.25 .10 27 19 6k 94 81 88 A D 28.8 Schwb 1.1 r SCHW 21.00 +.13 17 11m 20o
45 58 26 C C+69.3 Amerprs 2.7 r AMP 24.79 +.94 10 3.1m 6 68 80 33 A D86.6 StateStr 2.4 STT 40.76 4.33 +44 12m 7o
80 70 67 B C 21.1 ApollInv 17 AINV 12.17 .27 +13 1.6m 7 95 69 98 B A60.6 StifelFin
SF 45.19 +1.06 +31 525 18
92 90 61 A D+249 Blackrck 2.1 BLK 148.7 +2.35 +44 1.0m 16 16 18 18 D D+184 StdntLn 10 STU 53.58 .42 +12 38 15
35 23 32 C D+26.8 Blackst 11 r BX 10.88 +1.52 +56 3.5m .. 77 76 67 B D 25.4 TNSInc
TNS 14.51 .55 32 129 10
61 31 77 C C 26.7 BlckH&R 3.3 r HRB 18.01 .04 19 2.2m 13o 81 93 44 A B28.4 TALIntl 10 TAL 15.32 .27 +4 114 7k
32 49 36 B E 24.2 BrdrdgF 2.4 BR 11.77 +.05 23 789 7k 49 63 34 B E 29.5 TotalSys 2.1 TSS 13.40
... +33 1.5m 10o
55 63 58 .. E 21.6 BrkfInf 7.7 BIP 13.70 +.24 +10 65 .. 33 75 26 C E 34.4 UtdRental
URI 9.99 .18 54 531 3
93 89 78 A B714 CMEGrp 1.3 r CME 365.2 8.14 29 1.1m 20 56 58 67 B E 50.0 VeriFone
PAY 11.73 +.39 32 1.3m 90o
45 76 17 C D+34.6 Calamos 4.8 CLMS 9.26 1.05 +15 255 6k 76 65 74 B E 89.8 Visan
.8 V . 52.22 .85 20 8.7m ..o
60 20 82 C B68.8 CaptlOne 3.8 r COF 39.92 +1.22 +11 14m 8o 57 63 22 A E 38.0 WaddllR 5.0 WDR 15.29 .29 21 1.2m 9k
98 97 91 B B48.9 CashAmer .4 CSH 36.09 +.80 +8 612 12 88 78 82 A E 28.6 WstnUn .2 r WU 19.21 +.02 23 5.7m 15
91 73 90 B B 40.6 CassInfo 1.5 CASS 31.58 3.07 21 19 16k 99 85 93 A B+53.3 WestwdH 2.9 WHG 41.65 1.60 5 28 17k
62 45 53 B D 39.6 CohenStr 4.9 CNS 18.07 +1.21 +88 566 11k 94 87 78 A C 46.0 WrldAcptc WRLD 26.79 .11 22 204 8k
97 83 86 A C+31.5 CreditAcc CACC 16.04 .79 +6 24 7k 85 79 58 A C+41.1 WrightExp r WXS 19.72 .80 +9 353 9
71 30 80 C B+68.0 CrdSuis 3.6 CS 43.40 +.90 +97 3.1m 99
9. SVGS & LN
97 99 85 A E 20.4 Cybrsrce r CYBS . 12.81 +.25 +18 941 22
75 92 26 A B33.0 DollarFin r DLLR 11.31 .90 21 217 5k 69 54 63 C B30.0 AstoriaF 6.2 AF 16.91 .14 +28 1.8m 10o
92 73 91 D B22.8 DuffPhlpn DUF 17.43 1.57+143 156 24k 92 76 94 D B+14.3 BnkMtl 3.1 r BKMU 11.49 .10 7 330 28
56 59 36 B D50.0 EatnVan 2.8 r EV 21.45 .04 12 1.2m 11 88 80 81 E B 16.7 BnkFncl 2.2 BFIN 12.75 .50 +28 98 99k
60 38 76 B C+16.0 ElctrRnt 5.3 ELRC 11.31 .19+217 246 14 98 78 95 C A13.9 BenefMutn r BNCL 11.50 .50 +40 184 71k
73 71 60 A E 40.2 Equifax .6 r EFX 25.35 .74 13 1.0m 10 89 62 92 C B32.0 BerkHB 2.7 r BHLB 24.13 +.13 +10 61 12k
54 79 32 B E 33.3 EuronetWW EEFT 11.25 +.12 +40 759 8k 75 26 95 D B+16.0 BrklneB 3.2 r BRKL 10.79 .12 12 571 44
75 50 87 E B+27.2 Evercore 4.0 EVR 12.02 .89 48 96 23k 88 72 97 D C+51.6 CaptlFed 4.9 CFFN 40.86 +2.31 +5 209 72k
68 99 8 A D53.3 FCStonen r FCSX 9.00 +.75 8 459 5o 96 60 93 D A13.0 CliftnS 1.9 r CSBK 10.50 .42 +52 35 95k
72 60 42 A C 45.0 FedInvs 4.3 FII 22.41 .17 28 1.4m 9k 94 66 94 C A23.6 DimeB 3.5 DCOM 15.80 .79 5 223 19
70 69 59 B D+27.0 FidNInfo 1.3 r FIS 15.56 +.34 5 1.9m 6k 95 69 96 D B 14.1 ESSABp 1.2 r ESSA 13.47 .10 +61 132 29k
86 67 88 B B27.6 FinlFedl 2.7 FIF 21.84 +.09 +25 307 10 90 47 91 B A 38.5 FstFHld 4.9 FFCH 20.91 1.88 +42 74 10k
78 57 84 A D24.6 FstCshFinl r FCFS 14.77 .54 17 278 16k 83 39 97 C B 18.0 FFnclOH 5.4 FFBC 12.69 1.17 +13 238 14k
84 85 62 A D56.8 Fiserv
r FISV 36.72 .28 +32 2.9m 12 91 59 95 C A 22.4 FstNiag 4.0 FNFG 14.16 .59 23 1.1m 17
66 66 50 A E 143 FrankRes 1.2 r BEN 67.06 +4.05 +37 2.8m 9 97 73 94 B B+21.5 FlushFin 3.1 FFIC 16.85 .76+149 283 13k
79 84 74 B D 51.5 GATX 3.3 r GMT 32.32 .29 3 652 9 89 59 85 C ..11.7 HomeBLA HBCP 10.43 +.12 65 45 26
51 34 47 B D 73.4 GAMCO
.4 GBL 32.13 .17 +39 120 13k 68 21 91 D C 13.1 HmFed 2.1 HOME 10.66 .15 27 37 41k
63 34 61 B D20.1 GldstnC 13 GLAD 12.10 1.01 16 101 8 99 93 94 B B25.1 HudsCB 3.0 HCBK 17.34 .11 4 9.8m 21o
r ISBC 13.45 .77 35 204 96k
99 90 88 A C+49.9 GloblPay .2 GPN . 40.71 +.67 9 767 18o 86 58 88 D C+16.2 InvBncp
94 69 96 B B 92.9 Greenhi 2.8 r GHL 65.11 +.36 13 300 16 90 71 91 D B+15.3 Kearny 1.8 r KRNY 11.29 .41 18 68 99k
93 81 78 B B+33.0 HrtldPay 1.9 HPY 19.15 .25 8 378 18k 73 36 72 B B22.0 NYCmtyBc 7.2 NYB 13.95 .77 36 2.5m 15
66 67 60 .. C+35.9 IntrctBrkn r IBKR 22.03 +.75 19 757 10 95 75 96 D B 13.2 NthfldBcn NFBK 11.54 .26 +28 66 50k
93 68 96 C B+34.3 NWBcp 3.2 NWSB 27.50 1.15 28 97 23k
90 99 58 A C 194 IntcntlEx
ICE 84.10 +6.26 +31 2.9m 19
70 73 47 C D 37.7 IntlAsst
r IAAC 17.50 1.19 30 34 6 87 73 84 D C 23.0 OceanFt 5.0 OCFC 15.92 1.18 +6 51 12k
r ORIT 15.82 .08 26 50 68k
67 63 36 B B32.3 Invesco 3.8 r IVZ 14.65 .24 50 3.2m 8k 78 18 94 C C+18.4 Oritani
92 79 88 C A16.4 ProvBc 2.1 PBNY 11.50 .45 13 156 20k
70 21 85 C B18.0 RomFn 2.4 r ROMA 13.57 .61 +74 53 71k
HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES
78 16 98 B A 27.3 Sterlng 3.4 STSA 11.88 .63 33 885 10k
NYTime
Fri Thu Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind. 91 57 96 C B+13.5 TFSFinc 1.5 r TFSL 12.92 .08 37 442 71o
88 33 97 B B+13.7 TrustcNY 4.0 TRST 10.90 .45 +34 722 22k
10 AM
918 786 +131
-3.8 -25.2 8954.0 95 80 97 C B17.1 UtdFnB 2.0 r UBNK 13.99 .51 8 91 29
11 AM
1921 2109 -188
+1.4
-9.3 8969.9 68 91 45 D D+22.3 UtdWst 2.3 UWBK 10.35 +.33 68 12 6k
12 PM
2594 3246 -651
-1.7 -44.8 8934.4 95 55 94 D B+20.0 ViewPtF 1.9 r VPFG 16.79 .21 +2 37 67k
88 51 94 C B+65.5 WSFSFi .9 WSFS 51.93 3.14 10 28 13k
01 PM
3230 4257 -1026
+22.8 +171.4 9150.7
92 51 83 B B 27.4 WshFed 4.8 WFSL 17.55 .33 31 1.0m 11
02 PM
4084 5050 -966
+31.2 +242.7 9222.0 49 18 72 D C+41.8 WbstrFn 6.4 WBS 18.74 .47 17 953 10k
............................................................................................... 04 PM
4961 5920 -958

6481 7859 -1378
TOTAL
6481 7859 -1378
76.5 03 PM
+20.3 +144.0
-5.8 -127.0
9123.2
8852.2
10. FOOD/BEV
52 82 24 B C 49.0
79 83 56 B D59.6
2.15
............................................................................................... ............................................................................................. 76 30 89 B B48.8
MutualFund Share Purchases/Redemptions(X-Money Market Funds) NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE) 57 15 55 C B+25.2
96 75 94 B C+40.9
07/01/08 0.92 12/03/07 1.40 07/01/08 0.92 12/01/06 1.50 0.97 NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY
...............................................................................................
73 73 69 E D 25.8
NASDAQ Daily Trading Volume as % of NYSEDaily Volume
17th
16th
15th
14th
13th 71 51 85 C B+64.2
80 77 72 A D65.6
03/20/08 108.3 08/29/08 207 09/16/05 79.1 08/29/08 207
168
............................................................................................... N/A
5144
4822
5607
6197 21 41 28 C E 27.1
Number of Stock Splits in IBD 6000 (prior 30 days)
-0.4%
+3.7%
-9.7%
-0.3%
+12.2% 73 83 63 B E 63.8
03/03/08 15 01/04/08 70 03/03/08 15 06/19/06 87
27 ............................................................................................ 45 89 11 B E 50.1
...............................................................................................
80 57 74 C E 26.2
HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES 47 89 33 B E 55.0
New Issues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE
10/16/08 4.0% 12/13/07 9.0% 10/29/03 2.1% 03/16/05 9.3% 4.0% NYTime
Fri
Thu
Chg Nasdaq Composite. 48 30 82 B E 29.2
...............................................................................................
98 73 98 D A 32.1
10 AM
433
337
+95
-2.7
1714.9 69 70 85 B E 26.9
Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average
833
885
-51
+5.0
1722.7 76 90 47 A D23.0
10/10/08 2.33 10/31/07 4.41 10/10/08 2.33 10/09/07 4.42 2.37 11 AM
...............................................................................................
12 PM
1098 1343
-244
-2.2
1715.5 98 82 95 B B 32.7
Priceto Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones Industrial Average
01 PM
1352 1811
-459
+33.6
1751.3 73 87 55 C D 49.8
35 28 26 C D39.8
10/16/08 0.0 05/29/08 102.0 10/16/08 0.0 05/29/08 102.0
0
1701 2177
-476
+51.0
1768.7
............................................................................................... 02 PM
96 74 95 B D 72.0
03 PM
2083 2534
-450
+33.4
1751.1 98 83 86 C C+35.1
Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average
2724 3330
-606
-6.4
1711.2 85 96 54 A B68.4
10/31/07 2.19 10/10/08 3.77 02/17/04 1.95 10/10/08 3.77 3.72 04 PM
91 68 83 A E 53.0
TOTAL
2724 3330
-606
............................................................................................ 77 39 89 B D+45.2
79 66 84 C C+42.8
NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE) 85 39 90 C B 37.0
93 66 90 A D58.5
17th
16th
15th
14th
13th
92 60 87 B D35.3
N/A
9655
7828
8076
7899
............................................................................................ 68 7 93 D B25.2
90 70 86 B E 42.1
FRIDAY VOLUME TOTAL
2,656,290,000 51 67 55 C E 43.4
54 77 50 C E 36.0
1323
STOCKS ADVANCED ON
1,222,377,000 84 72 71 A E 79.8
53 72 33 B E 66.8
1591
STOCKS DECLINED ON
1,413,242,000 98 65 97 B B+74.1
67 12 82 B B 50.5
103
STOCKS UNCHANGED ON
20,671,000 83 68 74 B E 17.0
89 64 79 C B33.1
Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls

01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58 01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 59

63 78 42 B D25.5 JDASfwr JDAS 11.57

64 65 60 A D 29.2 JackHn 1.7 r JKHY 17.30
66 94 22 A E 34.5 KenexaCp r KNXA 9.91
88 97 70 A C+35.2 LongtopFn
LFT 13.50
51 38 61 B D+27.5 Macrvsn MVSN 11.91
80 83 61 B D+30.4 ManhAssc MANH 17.72
94 81 84 A B41.7 McAfee
r MFE 30.00
98 90 86 B B 24.0 7MedAsst MDAS 15.56
81 68 77 A D37.5 Micrsft 2.2 MSFT 23.93
43 52 33 B E 112 MicroStr r MSTR 41.35
88 75 91 B E 63.6 NDSGrp
NNDS 53.00
24 46 22 .. E 46.0 NetSuiten
N 11.57
69 95 30 A E 22.6 NuanceCm NUAN 9.68
96 88 81 A B 39.1 OpenText OTEX 26.23
83 44 95 D B 14.4 OpnetTech r OPNT 10.57
98 92 72 A C+23.6 Oracle
ORCL 17.02
91 93 72 A E 21.5 ParmTch r PMTC 13.67
82 69 86 C B15.1 Pegsys 1.1 PEGA 10.83
99 66 93 B B25.3 PhaseFwd PFWD 19.24
75 76 52 B C 34.0 ProgSftw PRGS 20.25
86 55 71 B B18.9 QuestSoft r QSFT 11.90
70 88 45 A E 24.8 RedHat
r RHT 12.97
65 72 65 C D15.9 RenscLr 3.0 r RLRN 9.45
76 71 51 A E 59.4 SAPAG 1.7 SAP 35.84
78 85 52 A E 44.1 SPSS
SPSS 25.34
89 81 84 .. D+17.4 SXCHlth
SXCI 12.58
51 73 26 C E 75.2 Salesforc
CRM 31.59
89 70 77 A D 31.6 SoleraHdn SLH 20.74
95 89 85 A D37.0 Sybase
r SY 25.28
85 91 78 B E 22.8 Symantec SYMC . 15.28
73 63 65 A C+28.8 Synopsys SNPS 18.26
49 73 38 D E 28.0 TakeTwoIS TTWO 12.69
75 68 58 A D 34.2 TaleoA
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52 8 73 E B 21.0 VtlImgs
VTAL 12.48
57 98 11 A E 125 VMware
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84 66 70 A D 41.5 Vocus
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Sup/Demand 69
ArchrDan 2.8 ADM

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CalMne 2.2 CALM
Calavo 3.1 CVGW
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Chiquita
CQB
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DeanFds
DF
DiamdFd .7 DMND
DrPepSnn
DPS
EmbtldB 2.0 AKOB
FlowrsF 2.2 r FLO
Fomento 1.6 FMX
FrshDelM
FDP
GenMills 2.7 GIS
HainCelstl HAIN
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Hershey 3.4 HSY
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Kellogg 2.7 K
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Lance
3.1 LNCE
McCorm 2.6 MKC
PepsiBtl 3.0 r PBG
PepsiAmr 3.2 r PAS
PepsiCo 3.2 PEP
Perdigao
PDA
Ralcorp
RAH
SandrFa1.7 r SAFM
SaraLee 3.7 SLE
Sensient 3.0 SXT
18.32
35.69
28.09
11.23
36.80
12.98
41.33
44.20
11.18
38.21
13.19
18.17
23.95
19.78
27.58
20.92
12.15
27.02
28.46
15.05
64.73
24.82
22.62
42.19
35.20
33.94
29.38
50.46
28.62
20.95
34.46
23.05
16.67
53.88
28.57
65.77
33.17
11.47
25.57
+.48 +57 14m 6

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.76 +8 46 33
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3.20 +50 55 26k
1.58 +42 21m 14o
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1.11 +11 234 29
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.04 24 1.7m 19o
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1.91 35 328 19o
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.90+133 916 13

52-wk
Dividend
Close
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg

28 26 30 D D+32.2 SmithfldF
SFD 13.65 +.73
93 64 89 B C+56.7 Smucker 2.7 r SJM 46.64 +.47
61 99 25 A E 52.2 Synutran SYUT 15.51 1.02
59 22 88 D C+35.0 TootsieR 1.3 TR 24.20 .01
97 54 97 C B31.6 TreeHseFd THS 29.02 +.24
19 4 52 D E 19.5 TysonA 1.4 TSN 11.09 +.37
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88 66 67 A D38.3 Unilever 4.2 UL 23.89 +.55
52 86 18 A D 145 WimmBD .7 WBD . 51.36 +4.35
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
35 1.8m 19o
22 476 14o
52 64 15k
12 204 29k
17 356 20k
17 5.2m 34
+34 3.7m 12
28 1.2m 12
+43 371 14o
11. INSURANCE
95 74 81 B B68.0
82 84 56 A C 68.8
55 87 42 D C+45.0
31 45 22 C C+23.2
43 28 42 B D 51.6
42 29 43 C D 58.3
84 61 95 D C+12.5
75 79 60 C D32.0
15 34 44 .. D 145
88 77 83 B D50.5
69 46 57 B C+21.1
89 56 89 B B 21.6
87 70 76 B D 51.3
80 69 81 B E 80.5
68 21 66 B C+45.1
71 31 67 B B+32.4
57 88 40 B D+71.3
45 21 35 B C 28.6
48 20 57 B E 43.4
67 28 82 C B28.6
72 58 73 B E 31.8
89 52 89 B B+27.7
51 47 50 C D 41.8
93 79 90 B B 22.9
53 59 57 B E 106
86 64 83 B B69.4
48 26 58 D B44.5
99 76 98 B B 32.9
40 52 41 C C+42.9
87 55 87 C B 21.5
79 44 89 C B31.7
70 65 32 A D+36.9
72 49 60 B B 21.3
44 18 51 B E 43.3
56 31 65 D D+146
62 41 55 B C+58.5
40 12 61 C E 112
28 38 36 D C+41.3
95 90 95 C C+71.5
84 23 95 B B 355
25 3 40 E C 21.0
44 38 58 E D+44.2
65 61 34 B C+25.2
78 37 88 B D 30.0
81 79 52 A E 23.9
84 71 76 B C+31.6
80 61 77 C C 55.0
87 59 76 C B+44.0
32 65 13 C C+99
24 44 16 C E 21.1
35 67 6 B B 45.4
80 70 65 B C 33.8
78 48 89 C B52.8
22 23 25 E C 53.2
99 93 99 A A 39.3
24 59 17 C E 67.6
59 78 56 C D51.5
29 54 40 B E 46.9
66 41 69 C C+554
82 55 87 C D36.8
70 28 51 B B+31.0
73 31 94 D B62.0
40 62 29 C C 70.1
60 31 65 B D18.2
78 41 81 B B 37.0
72 35 94 C B+55.1
91 66 80 A B 66.7
56 9 85 D C 31.6
67 8 89 B B48.0
37 23 48 D D+18.7
49 38 66 D D23.6
57 37 65 B E 84.8
96 75 99 B B60.4
80 66 63 B C 38.8
31 49 39 D D20.5
22 65 14 C D70.9
96 86 89 B A 71.2
51 19 60 D C+21.3
10 45 7 C E 45.9
43 76 32 C D 100
10 44 13 D E 33.0
ACELtd 2.3 ACE

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AXA
7.2 AXA
Allianz 7.0 AZ
AlldWAsr 2.7 AWH
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AmComp AMCP
AmerFin 2.5 AFG
AmerNtl 4.4 ANAT
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AON
1.6 r AOC
ArchCap
r ACGL
ArgoGpIntn AGII
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Assurant 1.5 AIZ
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BldLyB 5.0 BWINB
BrklyWR 1.1 r WRB
BrwnBrn 1.5 BRO
CNAFinl 3.1 CNA
CNASurety SUR
ChinaLfe 2.0 LFC
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CinnFnl 7.0 r CINF
DarwinP
DR
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DonglA 2.7 DGICA
EMCIns 3.1 r EMCI
eHealth
EHTH
EmployH 1.9 EIG
EndurSp 4.4 ENH
EnstarGp ESGR
ErieIndt 5.1 ERIE
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FPICIns
FPIC
FairfxF
1.7 FFH
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FstMerF
r FMR
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ING
18 ING
IPCHldgs 4.2 IPCR
InfPrCas 1.1 IPCC
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LifePtn .8 r LPHI
LincNatl 3.6 LNC
LoewsC .8 L
Manulife 4.2 MFC
Markel
MKL
MarshM 3.1 MMC
MaxCp 2.2 r MXGL
MercuryG 4.6 MCY
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Montplr 2.5 r MRH
NatIntst 1.2 NATL
NtnwdFnl 2.4 NFS
NavigGrp NAVG
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OdyssyRe .9 r ORH
OldRepIn 7.8 ORI
OneBeac 6.3 OB
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PhilConsol r PHLY
PlatUnd 1.3 r PTP
PresLife 5.0 PLFE
PrncplF 2.2 r PFG
Proassrnce r PRA
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46.58
43.14
21.96
9.67
26.29
30.63
11.76
19.72
70.69
37.61
11.68
14.88
36.91
58.83
27.75
19.38
38.20
11.98
24.16
19.89
21.39
18.56
19.09
13.64
44.88
44.29
22.37
31.77
17.35
15.46
23.50
12.02
12.54
22.70
81.64
34.18
64.79
15.73
48.03
292.0
9.19
21.31
10.56
23.91
13.50
19.46
34.52
28.33
28.69
6.88
10.65
20.45
39.93
13.56
34.68
23.09
31.41
23.37
314.0
25.63
16.51
50.00
31.14
12.02
19.95
48.99
44.00
19.63
35.20
8.68
13.24
53.45
57.32
24.98
10.05
20.91
49.25
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12.02
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2.25 4 1.2m 5o
.55 +17 1.6m 5
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2.86 +10 2.2m 18o
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1.25 7 70 5k
1.47 +5 57 9k
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.02 +19 2.7m ..
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1.13 27 89 5k
.22 3 890 13
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... +7 1.2m 5k
2.34 +60 769 7
2.05 +72 145 10k
.17 5 5.1m 2
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4.05+421 9.1m 1
.55 +74 1.1m 3k
.97 +52 220 9k
.48 32 320 ..
+.99+170 252 18
.38 +89 6.6m 4
1.18 19 2.9m 8
.07 +33 2.3m 8k
+6.00 +1 42 10k
.35 +40 8.7m 19
2.12 +87 739 4k
+1.28 10 230 13
3.17 +4 15m 5
.47 +14 861 4
+2.61 +2 53 11k
+.09 52 399 11
.96 45 66 7k
+.42 +29 42 ..k
1.43 +47 479 12
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.51 63 48 7k
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.32 7 533 3k
.37+127 177 5k
1.09 13 2.7m 5
.29 +22 299 9k
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+.53 +17 7.3m 5
.53+213 759 7
88 49 87 B B+72.1 RLI
2.0 r RLI
50 70 50 C E 59.3 RinsGpA 1.1 RGAA
63 70 48 C ..51.1 ReinsB
RGAB
51 20 63 B D64.4 RenaisRe 2.3 RNR
86 58 88 C B+49.4 SafeIns 4.6 SAFT
80 67 73 B D+18.8 SeaBrght SEAB
81 57 85 D B+30.4 SelInsG 2.7 SIGI
79 85 74 B D+58.0 StancrpF 1.8 SFG
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38 11 58 E B36.4 StewInfo 4.2 STC
33 54 35 C D+59.4 SunLife 5.0 r SLF
30 54 29 B E 66.0 Torchmrk 1.7 TMK
95 96 80 A B36.1 7TowrGp 1.0 TWGP
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71 58 60 B C+58.6 Travele 3.5 TRV
58 48 49 C B23.0 UtdAmInm r INDM
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18 15 24 D C+51.4 Unitrin 10 UTR
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94 60 73 A B+27.8 Validus 4.4 VR
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49.71 2.07 +9 172 10

33.09 1.57 50 681 5k
32.09 .91 32 538 5k
38.79 +2.23 8 455 4
35.11 1.57 12 99 7k
11.60 .49 +61 198 6k
19.30 1.09 +39 405 8k
39.09 +.22 +30 489 8
24.24 2.29 +7 78 47k
17.91 .70 18 159 ..k
26.79 .20 17 474 6
33.62 5.53+216 3.0m 5
19.61 1.57 8 217 7
40.58 .42 47 57 5k
34.03 +.78 +8 6.1m 5
11.38 1.45 +10 108 8k
23.13 1.56 +4 129 9k
17.66 .13 44 208 15k
9.42 .33 +91 667 8
15.88 .32 +33 6.0m 6
18.24 .28 +32 349 3k
334.0+16.95 +78 51 24k
24.71 +.19 +11 1.8m 8k
30.63 1.92 +43 427 6k
12. UTILITY
70 60 69 C D 40.0
61 81 31 B E 65.5
63 37 81 C D49.0
71 74 71 C E 43.4
45 46 50 C D54.7
67 73 58 C E 49.5
78 55 84 C B46.1
74 53 88 E D+23.7
72 45 85 B D+23.4
82 57 74 C D 29.3
79 80 81 D D23.6
49 38 52 C D45.4
74 22 93 C B48.9
73 70 55 A E 78.0
79 50 85 C C+44.5
73 71 46 B E 18.6
77 66 76 D B 35.6
97 69 93 C A36.4
77 83 80 C E 29.8
54 89 14 A E 57.5
87 93 65 A E 26.6
93 67 90 B B+29.0
63 32 87 C D50.6
43 34 36 B D35.0
33 80 5 C E 107
88 79 73 A D+31.0
57 37 69 C E 51.2
72 73 74 C E 49.4
69 58 77 C E 20.8
59 65 43 B D58.6
96 93 79 B C+26.8
66 47 81 D D+24.3
96 98 81 A E 52.5
48 74 17 A E 79.6
95 98 76 B B20.6
75 78 60 B E 127
34 46 16 B E 76.1
58 59 50 A E 92.1
53 66 46 C E 73.8
54 53 52 B E 84.0
46 45 52 C E 30.5
93 80 93 C B29.8
71 39 71 B B 57.5
93 93 66 A C+60.0
67 55 72 C D+36.7
82 62 80 C E 54.0
19 12 33 D D23.1
99 85 98 C B+52.1
90 56 90 B B37.2
87 66 78 B B+19.8
30 25 17 B D43.6
19 18 21 C D47.2
64 62 83 D E 38.9
82 84 56 B E 63.7
91 84 71 A C 87.0
94 56 90 B B41.1
96 69 95 B D 52.0
59 42 60 C D20.5
54 54 66 D E 33.2
85 48 89 C B+56.0
71 59 69 D B30.2
60 72 36 B E 52.2
23 19 34 C E 46.2
59 52 66 C E 49.4
40 55 41 C E 55.2
69 85 60 C E 30.1
97 55 97 B B 35.3
AGLRes 6.2 ATG 27.25

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Allete
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4.3 CNL 21.03
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3.3 CIG 15.75
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DPL
5.0 DPL 21.86
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4.3 FPL 41.82
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MGEEgy 4.4 MGEE 32.95
MdsxWtr4.6 MSEX 15.15
Mirant
MIR 16.58
NRGEnrgy
NRG 19.33
NSTAR 4.8 NST 29.04
NatlFuel 3.8 r NFG 34.04
NatlGrid 5.7 NGG 57.23
NJResrc 3.6 NJR 31.46
Nicor
4.4 GAS 42.57
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NEUtil 4.2 NU 20.11
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Oneok
5.8 OKE 27.81
OttrTail 5.3 OTTR 22.25
PG&E
5.1 PCG 30.80
PPL
4.4 PPL 30.70
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.89 +58 1.0m 10

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1.91 +87 543 13k
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.09 +41 2.1m 9
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1.80 14 118 22k
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EARNINGS PER SHARE
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTH
SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION
52-wk Stock &
Close
Vol% Vol P
Price Chg Chg 1000 E
6 6 6666 High Symbol
STOCKS UP
93 98 A+ C A NH DRSTech DRS 80.44 +.23 +46 1.4m 19
91 84 A+ A D 178 Alcon
ACL 139.2 +3.63 +15 478 23
90 97 A+ B B 79.7 AxsysTech AXYS 56.62 +2.58 +52 241 33
90 83 A A D 65.8 VarianMed VAR 43.11 +1.17 +49 2.7m 17
89 85 A+ A D 57.6 GileadSci r GILD 43.03 +1.64 +94 20m 21 o
84 95 A+ A D+ 99 Genentech r DNA 83.53 +1.60 +12 6.7m 26 o
75 99 A+ C A+ 29.7 Thoratec THOR 28.36 +1.36 +85 1.8m 65
60 94 A+ A B+ 24.8 CubistPhr CBST 21.64 +1.25+141 1.9m 13 o
99 73 C A B+ 429 Baidu
BIDU 239.5+13.22 +33 3.7m 69
90 92 C A C+ 91.5 Sohu.com SOHU 54.47 +4.79 +9 1.8m 22
83 93 A B A 22.8 RepubAir r RJET 12.09 +1.61 1 643 5
83 86 A C C+ 35.1 HainCelstl HAIN 24.82 +1.31 +32 748 17 k
64 98 A B B+ 38.7 Allegiant ALGT 34.56 +2.18 +24 408 29 k
99 86 B A B 50.5 NasdaqOMX NDAQ 30.99 +2.90 +94 6.6m 16
94 73 A B C+ 74.6 Brinks
BCO 49.76 +1.11 10 563 12
90 85 A A E 44.8 IconPLC ICLR 29.40 +1.10 +36 491 26
80 87 B+ A C+ 70.6 NikeB
r NKE 57.48 +1.51 +30 6.1m 15 o
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96 98 B A D+ 27.0 IntgrlSys ISYS 19.03 +1.04 +7 391 20
90 86 A A C+ 95.4 Graingr r GWW 78.36 +1.36 +68 1.8m 13 o
88 92 C A B 40.7 ShandaInt r SNDA 27.91 +1.10 8 977 13 o
97 77 B A D 85.5 Morngstr MORN 51.54 +3.55+123 392 27
84 86 A+ B C 133 Atrion
ATRI 102.3 +4.95 +77 10 14 k
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74 81 A B B 68.0 ACELtd
ACE 46.58 +2.00 +11 4.0m 5
69 98 A B A 60.6 StifelFin
SF 45.19 +1.06 +31 525 18
94 84 94 A+ .. D+ 31.0 K12nya
LRN 24.85 +1.97+103 355 99
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94 79 99 D A B 96.0 FdgCCT
FDG 79.05 +1.48 2 4.0m 19
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93 81 95 A+ B E 13.0 TamalpaisB TAMB 11.50 +1.50+289 14 9 k
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93 63 95 A+ C C 40.4 ICUMed ICUI 32.17 +5.37+350 617 22 o
92 96 75 D A D 22.7 PionSwEn PSE 16.00 +1.52 69 21 5
92 94 75 A A E 19.5 IndSvAm IDSA 9.12 +2.43 +16 91 8 k
92 91 79 C+ A D 65.9 ONEOKPtr OKS 49.57 +1.81 +46 308 9
92 90 61 A A D+ 249 Blackrck BLK 148.7 +2.35 +44 1.0m 16
92 86 73 C+ A D+ 25.7 ElPasoPn EPB 16.59 +1.08 +11 310 16 o
92 78 68 A+ A E 69.2 Smith&Ne SNN 46.13 +1.63 +27 171 16
92 60 87 A B D 35.3 KraftFdA KFT 28.62 +1.12 +15 20m 15
91 98 86 D A D+ 52.7 SouthwstEn SWN 29.10 +2.65 +44 11m 27
91 89 68 A A E 64.7 Idexx Labs r IDXX 41.33 +1.36 +51 734 22
91 76 88 A+ D B 27.7 AllncFnl ALNC 22.97 +1.96 94 0.3 10
91 68 83 A A E 53.0 HeinzHJ HNZ 42.19 +1.19 +81 6.2m 15 o
90 99 58 B A C 194 IntcntlEx ICE 84.10 +6.26 +31 2.9m 19
90 83 80 A C E 54.6 MedcoHlth MHS 39.77 +1.03 +6 3.8m 20
90 74 70 A+ A D 83.4 Zimmer r ZMH 56.82 +1.56 +23 2.5m 13
90 71 85 C+ A B 60.9 KindrME KMP 51.48 +2.08 +60 1.5m 29 o
90 61 97 A A C+ 68.9 UST
r UST 66.80 +2.21+119 8.9m 18
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99
99
99
99
99
99
98
98
98
98
98
97
97
97
97
97
96
96
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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 P
Price Chg Chg 1000 E
6 6 6666 High Symbol
94 58 98 A C B+ 50.0 FirstFinl THFF

93 97 51 A A D+ 359 IntSurg ISRG
93 89 78 B A B 714 CMEGrp r CME
93 50 92 A B A 146 CapSW r CSWC
91 73 90 B B B 40.6 CassInfo CASS
89 48 94 A+ B C 73.1 Bancfst BANF
88 77 83 A B D 50.5 AmPhy r ACAP
88 55 93 A+ B B 93.7 WAmB r WABC
88 51 94 A C B+ 65.5 WSFSFinl WSFS
88 42 95 A B B 87.5 ParkNatl PRK
86 54 95 A+ C C+ 192 FstCtzA FCNCA
81 71 91 D A C+ 82.4 PrimeenergyPNRG
75 92 50 D A D+ 144 WstpacBk WBK
74 20 93 A+ C B+ 66.7 ZionBcp ZION
73 39 84 A B D+ 88.0 PNCFinl PNC
71 61 67 D C A 55.0 AlexBld r AXB
71 51 85 C+ C B+ 64.2 CcColaBtl COKE
71 50 67 A D D+ 77.3 Hitachi
HIT
68 80 33 A A D 86.6 StateStr
STT
67 93 38 B B E 219 ThReutplc r TRIN
66 95 36 D A E 202 AppleInc AAPL
65 23 91 B C B 679 NVR
NVR
62 91 25 D A E 113 Schlmbrg r SLB
62 73 46 D A E 317 FstSolar FSLR
61 98 20 C A E 218 CNOOC
CEO
58 97 27 D A E 155 CoreLabs CLB
52 91 28 E A E 86.0 Caterplr CAT
52 29 66 D+ C B+ 125 NACCO
NC
52 6 72 A B D+ 420 Alleghany
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50 95 17 D A D 86.2 KBFnclGP KB
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46 69 16 A B E 540 MitsuiLtd MITSY
43 41 58 C C D+ 106 Fedex
FDX
40 62 29 C C C 70.1 MetLife r MET
39 60 25 D A D 131 Shinhan SHG
35 67 6 D B B 45.4 ING
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50.31 3.57 17 393
51.93 3.14 10 28
71.17 4.33 +4 67
158.7 3.19 +68 22
55.1410.61 +62 3
73.00 5.76 +58 40
36.31 3.89 +66 8.3m
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35.45 3.05 +11 496
41.33 3.20 +50 55
52.38 4.20 +79 176
40.76 4.33 +44 12m
108.6 3.49 18 34
97.40 4.49 +52 62m
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67.55 4.41 +69 711
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110.9 4.65 74 0.9
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Fifth Street Finance
Safe Bulkers
Verso Paper Corp
DWT/NSE
FSC/NSE
SB/NSE
VRS/NSE
6/18
6/12
5/29
5/15
19.00
15.12
22.00
12.00
15.00 21.05
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19.00 13.64
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34.56 +2.18 +24 408 29k
9.95 .24 35 89 7k
29.38 .98 18 761 12
28.88 +1.96 +39 475 9
80.10 .37 2 4.9m 14
40.65 1.85 +49 3.5m 20
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10-wk.
moving avg.
6.18 62.55
7.13 16.12
3.02 7.08
12.23 12.64
Lead Underwriter
Energy-Other
Machinery-Gen Industrial
Electrical-Equipment
Leisure-Movies & Related
Crdt Suisse Frst Bos

Citigroup
Westpark Capital
Morgan J P
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7.77
6.17
1.93
79.07
44.97
67.53
83.92
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Finance-Investment Mgmt
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Paper & Paper Products
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Goldman Sachs & Co
Merrill Lynch
Crdt Suisse Frst Bos
18.05
11.27
58.70
51.00
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Energy-Other
Machinery-Gen Industrial
Citigroup
UBS Investment Bank
Canaccord Capital Cp
Merrill Lynch
Maiden Holdings Ltd

MHLD/NDQ
BUY Pioneer Southwest Energy PSE/NSE
Whiting USA Trust I
WHX/NSE
Hatteras Financial
HTS/NSE
5/ 6
5/ 1
4/25
4/25
10.00
21.00
21.00
26.00
10.00
19.00
20.00
24.00
3.70
16.00
14.02
20.92
63.00
15.79
29.90
12.83
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Oil&Gas-U S Royalty Tr
Finance-Reit
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Citigroup
Raymond James & Asso
Keefe Bruyette Woods
AWK/NSE
IPI/NSE
V/NSE
BEAT/NDQ
4/23
4/22
3/19
3/19
26.00
29.00
42.00
20.00
21.50 17.31
32.00 10.34
44.00
4.76
18.00 10.00
19.13 11.02
18.02 43.69
52.22 18.68
23.31 29.50
Utility-Water Supply
Chemicals-Fertilizers
Financial Services-Misc
Medical/Dental-Services
Goldman Sachs & Co

Goldman Sachs & Co
Morgan J P
Citigroup
HeritageCrystal Clean HCCI/NDQ

Bioheart Inc
BHRT/NDQ
MAKO Surgical Corp
MAKO/NDQ
ArcSight Inc
ARST/NDQ
3/12
2/19
2/14
2/14
12.50
5.50
11.00
11.00
11.50 8.00
5.25 4.55
10.00 9.09
9.00 18.18
10.32
1.90
6.88
6.06
Pollution Control-Svcs
Medical-Biomed/Biotech
Medical-Systems/Equip
Computer Sftwr-Security
Blair William & Co

Merriman Curhan Ford
Morgan J P
Morgan Stanley
Asia Time Corp
2/12
4.00
3.50 12.50
Elec-Misc Products
Westpark Capital
American Water Works

Intrepid Potash Inc
Visa Inc
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1.21 39 812 10
+1.16 11 12m ..o
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Fedex
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ForwdA 1.3 FWRD 22.25 1.22 25 242 14k
FrghtCar 1.2 RAIL 19.80 .36+141 629 34
Frontlne 33 FRO 32.47 1.00 +72 3.7m 3o
GenShp 18 r GNK 19.49 .17 +14 1.9m 3
GenMarit 15 GMR 12.94 +.69 +7 486 11
GenWyo
GWR 27.25 1.84 +41 777 16
Greenbri 3.2 GBX 10.00 1.70+628 1.1m 5k
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HrtlndEx .6 HTLD 13.93 1.11 +22 1.3m 20
HubGroup r HUBG 31.15 2.55 +58 711 19
HuntJB 1.4 JBHT 28.60 1.84 +17 3.6m 17o
r ISH 19.70 1.10 9 37 15k
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43 77 23 A E 32.9
78 61 64 C B29.5
73 25 83 C B16.8
63 63 35 C D30.0
20 36 14 C D60.5
15 50 22 D E 34.4
33 64 31 B D26.1
75 88 56 B D+41.2
66 72 61 A E 39.5
96 69 98 D B 19.5
45 64 30 B D25.5
86 78 78 B D+85.8
55 50 67 B E 76.6
55 64 51 C D29.8
38 20 52 C D19.0
97 93 96 A B 60.8
73 41 84 D B 28.8
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13.41 .93 +8 913 5 36 42 44 B E 21.8 AppMat 2.0 AMAT 11.99 .54
ATHR . 16.19 +.01
12.19 .30 +4 13m 28o 68 92 32 A E 35.8 Atheros
12.42 .09 +4 1.2m 21k 58 89 23 B E 43.1 Broadcom r BRCM 14.06 .42
19.61 .04 26 757 8 65 60 71 C D 45.0 CabotMic r CCMP 27.08 .58
CAVM 12.10 .41
13.79 +.19 23 128 ..k 73 73 44 A C+32.9 Caviumn
1.8 COHU 13.49 .89
10.66 .04 8 138 6 45 21 77 E B 20.5 Cohu
r CREE 20.23 .27
21.31 .51 +25 2.5m 5 84 70 77 C B+35.5 Cree
r CYMI 21.53 .68
24.46 +.90 +21 282 6 50 51 55 C D 44.7 Cymer
DIOD 10.93 +.53
16.25 .03+199 130 73 42 75 13 A E 33.7 Diodes
11.40 +.02 +26 1.2m 10o 99 85 98 B A15.5 7EagleTest EGLT 14.99 .12
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IRF 13.67 .15
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35 39 41 B D38.6
74 91 37 A D44.2
66 43 80 C B53.0
97 95 75 A C+166
67 59 92 .. D+18.9
83 36 94 B B20.6
79 83 49 A C+46.5
36 63 37 D D37.7
83 91 41 A C 23.6
28 42 46 E D23.1
64 24 78 D A23.4
29 16 50 E C 20.4
22 29 43 E C+31.9
48 39 46 C B17.6
50 45 59 C C 32.9
97 80 87 A C+70.6
24 29 39 D D29.9
22 52 17 D D29.3
66 62 66 B D53.2
80 86 70 B D+80.5
77 82 49 B B25.6
72 38 91 C D+29.0
62 37 78 D B20.0
95 90 86 A D+31.8
71 40 72 B B+63.9
69 65 64 B D87.4
54 76 28 B D45.0
89 94 71 B D53.9
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KenCole 3.4 KCP
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NikeB 1.6 r NKE
OxfrdInd 5.2 r OXM
PerryEllis r PERY
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SkechersA SKX
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Warnaco
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Computer Sftwr-Enterprse Anderson & Strudwick

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Goldman Sachs & Co
Comml Svcs-Advertising Merrill Lynch
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Citigroup
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IntlShip
GT Solar International
3.80
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4.70
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19.00
12.00
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Investigate before you
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7.00
16.00
7.80
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is 8% below your cost . . .

CardioNet
avoids possible greater losses
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Current
Price
Western Gas Partners LP WES/NSE

Real Goods Solar
RSOL/NDQ
Colfax
CFX/NSE
Do cut your losses if stock
.29
.97
.33
.25
+.77
.39
+.37
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CSX
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% Chg
From
Filing
$50
30.96
38.90
31.02
33.49
16.01
24.60
13.96
22.46
21.51
.64 +67 715 19k

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.28 +12 393 9o
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Pansoft Co Ltd
PSOF/NDQ
Rackspace Hosting Inc
RAX/NSE
China Mass Mdia Intl ADS CMM/NSE
China Distance Educ ADS
DL/NSE
Offer
Price
stock retreats to its 10-week

American Capitl Agency AGNC/NDQ 5/15 20.00 20.00
moving average line:
Scana
5.9 SCG
SmpraEn 3.6 r SRE
SoJerInd 3.5 r SJI
SouthnCo 5.0 SO
SouthnUn 3.7 SUG
Southws 3.7 SWX
TecoEngy 5.7 TE
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UGI
3.6 UGI
22.86
22.25
31.67
26.68
17.37
38.70
16.64
CHART BASE
Or buy the first time the
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1.68
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ALGT
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ARBest 2.0 ABFS
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High
Filing
Price
$50 Hong Kong Highpowr Tech HPJ/ASE

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75 18 96 D B+28.6
71 61 67 C A 55.0
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Offer
Date
Symbol/
Exchange
$52 Energy Recovery Inc
36.07
27.06
22.34
24.72
Dividend
Close
% Yield Symbl Price Chg
30.65 +.03
18.68 .62
Prices Of Recent IPOs
CHART BASE
Company
52-wk
Dividend
Close
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Vol% Vol P
+21 1.1m 11k 74 97 35 A D 34.9 The9Ltd
r NCTY 13.80 .35 +20 270 8o
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WBSN . 18.80 .33 +67 1.2m 15
24 484 13x 32 58 27 C D34.1 Yahoo
YHOO 12.90 .09 +68 39m 22
+23 114 22k
Stock
2008 Investors Business Daily, Inc. Investors Business Daily, IBD and CAN SLIM and corresponding logos are registered trademarks
owned by Data Analysis, Inc., an afliate of Investors Business Daily.
$50
PinaclW 6.9 PNW

PortGE 5.2 POR
ProgrsEn 6.8 PGN
PubSvcEn 4.8 r PEG
PugetEgy 4.5 PSD
SJW
2.6 SJW
52-wk
6 6 666 High
66 50 80 C D44.5
61 20 70 C B28.8
71 60 78 C D 50.3
53 74 39 B E 52.3
71 52 82 C D 28.6
89 78 83 C A38.6
67 62 76 C E 44.1
54 56 54 C E 64.2
80 69 79 D E 39.4
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$65
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21 358 20
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NetLogic
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Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
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+10 6.6m 12o

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+13 2.3m 13
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17. TELECOM
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CTV
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HTX
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52-wk
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Close
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24 57 22 C E 70.6
52 71 41 C E 20.0
68 79 63 B E 58.6
81 95 46 A E 43.2
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29 56 24 C E 98.8
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TelkmIn 5.2 TLK

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TrimblNv r TRMB
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USM
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3.4 VIP
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90 86 77 B D120
58 73 38 A D54.2
42 78 34 B E 99.0
77 81 58 B D+56.8
51 79 25 C C+42.7
27 77 27 .. E 49.5
62 79 43 C D62.9
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85 90 77 B D44.6
96 96 98 A D+27.0
89 99 57 A C 30.9
75 86 81 B E 120
89 85 72 B C 49.2
40 80 41 C E 85.2
81 72 72 B B27.9
60 93 24 A D154
70 85 64 C E 67.5
69 91 42 A D76.0
36 53 25 B E 37.1
92 92 80 B D+66.2
34 76 10 A E 74.4
96 96 73 A B51.6
74 91 45 B D 83.4
AAR
AIR
AllintTch
ATK
Astronics ATRO
Boeing 3.6 r BA
CurtsWrt 1.0 CW
Ducmmun 2.0 DCO
Embraer 3.1 ERJ
Esterline
ESL
GenDyn 2.5 r GD
Goodrich 2.8 r GR
Heico
.3 HEI
12.52
84.12
12.24
44.55
33.25
.38 6 614 6o
.79 +60 571 12
.15 47 21 7k
.24 +19 9.9m 8
2.79+140 921 13k
14.86
19.25
31.33
57.12
+.75
+.99
.19
2.72
+12 108 7k
+16 1.5m 8
12 349 10
+12 4.0m 10
31.97 1.22 6 1.7m 6

34.25 2.14 +82 343 20
HeicoA .4 HEIA 26.70

IntgrlSys
ISYS 19.03
LMIAerospc LMIA 13.50
Lockhee 2.5 r LMT 90.75
MoogA
MOGA 33.00
NorthrpG 3.6 r NOC 44.46
OrbitalSci r ORB . 19.56
.77 0 83 15
+1.04 +7 391 20
.05 13 83 8k
1.86 13 3.1m 12
+.36 +77 389 12k
.32 +3 3.5m 8
1.23 +43 841 18o
PrecCast .2 PCP 58.02 2.64

RaythnB 2.5 RTN 44.82 .91
RockColl 2.7 COL 35.53 1.85
SpiritAer
SPR 13.34 .08
Teledyne
TDY 44.18 2.34
+55 2.9m 7
+94 6.3m 11
+26 1.9m 8
17 1.2m 5
+22 340 14
Textron
4.8 TXT 19.12 1.07 +22 5.1m 5o
TransDg
Triumph
.5 r TGI 34.32 .60 18 216 7
TDG 29.17 .80 +1 494 11o
19. MACHINERY
68 98 30 A E 33.4
97 97 85 A B 48.5
48 84 33 B D37.2
74 94 46 B D+18.8
37 49 31 D C 47.5
91 91 66 A B53.1
53 88 34 B D60.3
46 73 29 A E 62.7
64 85 41 A D43.0
61 39 85 E C+24.9
54 99 25 A E 79.5
55 53 69 B D67.0
52 91 28 A E 86.0
89 94 59 C B66.7
89 76 84 B C 44.3
54 72 51 C C+33.9
72 86 52 A E 55.8
94 97 88 A D 34.1
87 80 77 B C+52.3
79 85 54 B C 54.6
61 61 72 D B25.2
63 97 31 B D37.7
86 89 71 A E 43.7
69 97 43 A E 145
40 54 15 A E 85.7
93 81 95 C B+54.6
85 73 99 B E 61.2
79 96 50 B C+34.5
65 92 40 B E 57.9
56 30 99 D C 29.8
40 95 6 A E 83.5
83 90 72 B D+46.5
70 75 60 A E 42.2
92 99 76 A D+54.9
74 82 71 B D58.3
63 86 38 A D 59.9
72 80 54 B E 40.8
52 88 24 B E 53.0
57 35 77 D C+19.2
85 95 65 A D45.0
41 90 14 A E 90.0
55 85 40 B C 45.7
60 82 50 B D45.6
43 52 32 B D+39.5
71 89 65 B E 87.0
38 98 9 A E 51.5
80 84 69 B D+16.7
64 78 49 B E 19.8
52 29 66 C B+125
80 92 48 A B79.0
45 60 34 A E 30.8
72 88 37 B C+86.9
73 80 77 C D+41.0
17 26 32 D D21.2
58 73 50 C D58.0
77 85 67 B E 51.5
62 93 31 B D55.1
50 78 25 A E 73.2
79 90 59 A E 71.0
59 97 22 B E 140
47 69 29 B D37.9
79 83 55 B A 31.5
83 96 51 A D+42.9
85 72 82 C B47.9
34 98 9 A E 86.9
96 96 92 A C 48.6
ABB
ABB 14.95
AZZ
AZZ . 32.24
Actuant .2 ATU 17.52
AltraHld
AIMC 9.49
AmSprcnd AMSC 15.20
Ametek .7 r AME . 34.43
AstecInd
ASTE 21.40
BadgerM 1.8 BMI . 24.08
BaldrEle 3.4 BEZ 20.19
BrigStrt 6.2 BGG 14.15
Bucyrus .4 BUCY 25.25
Cascade 2.3 CAE 34.87
Caterplr 4.3 CAT 39.32
Circor
.4 CIR 34.63
Clarcor
1.1 CLC 32.74
ClmbMckn CMCO 16.53
CooprInd 3.1 r CBE 30.52
DXPEnterpr DXPE . 18.49
Donalds 1.3 DCI 34.16
Dover 3.2 r DOV 31.10
EncorWi .5 WIRE 15.62
EnerSys
ENS . 13.74
EnPro
r NPO . 26.52
Flowser 1.5 r FLS . 65.81
FosterWh r FWLT 27.43
FrankElc 1.2 FELE . 40.07
FuelSys
FSYS . 32.89
FuelTech
FTEK 12.74
GardnrDen r GDI 24.99
Gehl
GEHL 29.60
GenlCable
BGC . 19.03
Gormanr 1.5 GRC 26.30
Graco
2.7 GGG 27.27
Graham .4 GHM . 22.12
HubbllB 4.1 r HUBB 34.00
Hurco
HURC 21.43
IDEX
2.1 r IEX 23.12
IngersRd 3.5 IR 20.57
InsitfTch
INSU 12.00
Jinpan
1.1 JST 21.20
JoyGlbl 2.6 r JOYG 26.62
KHDHum
KHD 17.76
Kennmetl 2.2 KMT 21.96
KeyTech
KTEC 17.98
LincnElc 1.9 LECO 51.42
Manitowc .7 MTW 11.89
MetPro 2.2 MPR 9.96
NIDEC
1.0 NJ 11.00
NACCO 3.1 NC 67.38
Nordsn 1.9 NDSN 38.70
PMFG
PMFG 11.13
ParkHan 2.4 PH 41.54
Pentair 2.5 PNR 27.49
PikeElec
PEC 9.58
Powell Inds POWL 30.26
RegalBel 2.0 RBC 31.99
RobbMyer .7 RBN . 22.08
RockwlA 4.2 r ROK 27.50
RoperInd .7 ROP 42.70
SPX
1.9 r SPW 53.59
SauerDnf 5.3 SHS 13.69
Stratasys r SSYS 15.01
SunHydr 1.8 SNHY . 19.97
Tennant 1.8 TNC 28.27
Terex
r TEX 20.35
Wdward .8 WGOV . 31.47
.07 9 6.4m 10
1.01 41 153 10o
.51 14 583 8o
.49 2 279 9k
+.24 22 909 ..
.13 +41 1.2m 14
+.14 +40 478 7
+1.08+231 828 15
+.43 +38 1.1m 9k
+.04 +35 1.6m 21o
+.49 +2 2.5m 11
.57 +78 157 9
3.05 +97 18m 6
.73
.50
.58
.64
.33
+.49
1.10
29 168 11k
+4 468 17
+35 295 7
+46 3.0m 8
45 195 11k
+30 851 16o
12 1.6m 8
.79
+.29
.01
+1.48
+.99
.53
+1.23
1.40
19 326 18
25 719 8
+41 461 6k
+11 1.8m 10
21 4.1m 8
+21 222 21k
50 480 23
12 484 37
.42
+.67
+1.02
1.85
+10 718 6k
22 239 23k
+19 1.9m 4
+30 146 16k
.08
.98
+1.35
.55
.34
+1.05
.48
+1.72
+1.82
+1.16
+.20
1.52
5 645 11k
+25 570 12k
+62 590 8k
+17 129 5
+25 998 11k
+72 7.9m 6
+16 332 15
16 44 8k
+67 6.2m 8o
+22 350 8
30 621 7k
30 24 13
.58
.30
.09
.41
4.67
34 267 10
+4 3.0m 3
17 68 13
+3 88 15k
4 43 6k
.97 22 353 11o

+.16 +6 113 12k
1.24 +32 2.9m 7o
+.01
.57
.35
+.51
.64
+.22
+.93
+.11
.92
.24
1.05
+12 1.1m 12
52 124 14
27 59 17
+8 339 8
12 599 10o
13 1.6m 6
+34 1.2m 14
23 954 9
+84 288 9k
36 143 20
+29 194 12
.37 +31 215 15k

+.01 1 3.1m 2
+.03 +50 1.1m 19
20. ALCOHOL/TOB
72 46 83 B D+24.5
84 58 96 B E 68.6
95 78 89 A B55.3
92 82 66 A D81.0
81 70 77 A D78.8
71 97 26 B E 77.5
85 94 51 A D 88.8
77 95 77 .. D45.8
57 83 50 D E 25.7
55 82 54 D E 25.8
72 59 65 A D93.1
71 57 70 A E 92.8
58 61 58 C E 59.5
94 82 80 A C 56.3
74 67 71 B D+72.0
90 61 97 A C+68.9
66 26 73 C B 68.0
80 57 84 B D+21.9
Altria
6.6 MO
Anheuse 2.4 BUD
BostnBeer SAM
BritAmT 4.6 BTI
BrownFrB 2.3 r BFB
CntlErDst CEDC
CompBbd 2.1 ABV
CpCervcr 3.7 CCU
ConstelA
STZ
ConstellB STZB
Diageo 4.4 DEO
Lorilla 6.4 r LO
MolCoorB 2.1 TAP
PhilMor 5.0 PM
ReynldAm 7.6 r RAI
UST
3.8 r UST
Universl 4.6 r UVV
VectorGp 10 VGR
19.32 +.32 +53 28m 11

62.65 +2.70 +41 13m 21
41.02 1.25 +3 126 19
56.50 .80 11 224 12k
58.70 1.04 +6 472 16
30.81
46.01
28.39
14.29
.69 38 677 14
+3.85+175 2.5m 10
+1.16 66 25 9k
.28 +11 2.2m 8o
14.62
59.06
57.73
38.51
43.30
44.57
66.80
39.50
+.10 69 10 8
+.02 +17 1.2m 12o
+1.90 +38 3.8m 11
+.09 1 1.6m 13
+.29 +23 14m 13o
+1.19 +26 2.0m 9
+2.21+119 8.9m 18
1.04 +11 412 10k
15.67 .20 18 212 20k
21. BUILDING
90 74 82 B B23.0 AAON 2.1 AAON 15.35 1.01 20 97 11k
84 84 79 B C 53.9 Acuity 1.5 r AYI 33.59 .76 +12 690 8o
54 93 43 B E 36.8 AecomTecn ACM . 17.73 +.22 38 508 13o


52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 97 89 94 A C+41.2 7Synaptics SYNA 27.08 .97 +5 1.5m 20
69 79 60 A C 30.1 Teradata
r TDC 16.86 .63 +74 3.0m 12
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 58 97 27 A E 40.0 WestDigtl r WDC 14.87 .85 0 4.7m 3
56 65 40 B E 39.1 ZebraTech r ZBRA 19.75 +.51 +15 592 11
33 2 83 E D 32.4 AWod 2.0 AMWD 18.40 .70 15 81 ..
24. ENERGY
39 68 22 B E 138 Ameron 2.4 AMN 50.50 1.44 13 117 7
ATPG 10.39 +1.03 +34 1.5m 2
45 76 24 B E 26.7 ApogeE 3.3 r APOG 9.59 .28 17 391 5o 29 70 6 A E 57.6 ATPO&G
35 90 10 B E 48.6 AegeanM .3 ANW . 12.95 +.95 37 511 16
13 17 47 .. E 39.4 ArmstrW
AWI 21.72 .67 +19 315 8k
54 71 62 B E 31.0 AlliaHld 7.9 AHGP 17.79 +1.62 +16 76 12k
57 44 73 C C+92.3 BlackDc 3.2 r BDK 51.80 1.86 +14 981 9
52 57 70 B E 58.0 AllncRes 8.7 ARLP 30.38 +1.36 +10 167 10
59 77 36 B D+41.9 CRHPlc 5.4 CRH 19.32 1.98 +1 191 4
81 98 85 C D119 7AlphaNtRs ANR 38.08 +1.86 +39 6.3m 30
54 20 85 E B41.6 CavcoInd r CVCO 30.59 2.58 +48 55 37k 64 32 82 B C+38.0 Amerigas 9 APU 27.64 +1.14 0 113 14
6 31 6 B E 32.6 Cemex
CX 7.47 +.44 25 6.9m 3o 30 86 28 D E 81.4 Anadarko 1.1 r APC 33.50 +1.98 +70 16m 6
12 8 31 E D+30.3 Centex
CTX 10.22 +.18 +12 8.5m .. 70 96 52 A E 149 Apache
.8 APA 73.88 1.78 +38 8.4m 5
34 85 8 A E 63.5 ChicgB&I 1.2 CBI 12.99 .34 +49 2.4m 5 70 93 50 A C+30.0 Approachn AREX 10.24 +.71 +6 178 12
97 99 83 C C 15.8 ComfrtS 1.6 r FIX . 10.94 .41 1 425 10k 56 99 27 B E 77.4 ArchCoal 1.5 ACI 24.15 +1.24 +18 11m 11
47 32 83 E D+75.1 DeltcTm .6 r DEL 49.50 .39+134 191 99k 71 99 42 A E 57.6 ArenaRes
ARD 25.08 .07 +29 1.4m 13
33 47 27 C B 44.2 DrewIndu r DW 11.88 .85 +13 307 7k 53 88 25 B C+50.1 AtlasAm 1.0 ATLS 19.66 +.67 +56 617 16k
22 23 38 C D+41.3 EagleMat 4.6 EXP 17.37 +2.45+160 2.7m 11 50 93 26 A E 45.4 AtlasEn 13 ATN 17.48 +1.07 +56 588 8
82 70 81 E B 24.1 FerroCp 3.6 FOE 16.22 .68 33 483 .. 8 8 12 D E 38.7 AtlasPpl 16 AHD 12.64 +.19+864 602 ..k
50 92 26 B E 101 Fluor
1.3 FLR . 39.94 +3.14 +31 6.4m 13 39 73 26 D E 49.6 AtlasPi
18 APL 21.17 +.52 +80 800 ..
48 62 46 C E 30.2 FullerHB 1.7 r FUL 15.10 .55 +6 674 8 57 99 23 A D63.5 AtwoodOcn ATW . 23.22 .71 +90 3.0m 7o
63 98 17 A D50.1 Gafisan 1.6 GFA 13.93 +.53 +23 1.4m 7 23 51 20 B E 34.9 BJSvcs 1.5 BJS 12.94 .46 +27 12m 6
55 69 68 D C+56.6 GraniteC 1.8 r GVA 28.12 .46 +4 779 9 71 91 48 A D79.8 BPplc
7.0 BP 44.30 .14 +30 11m 5
63 95 19 A E 70.7 HomexDvlp r HXM 26.11 +2.67 +10 722 6 75 81 83 .. D108 BPPrdh 15 BPT 74.89 +2.41 +16 295 9o
49 92 19 B E 103 JacobsEng
JEC 38.10 .11 7 1.9m 12 39 87 15 A E 100 BakrHugh 1.7 BHI 35.04 2.22 +92 13m 6
46 43 56 E B+29.1 KBHome 7.0 KBH 14.38 .02 +4 6.5m ..o 30 73 13 B E 60.9 BarrettBl
BBG 18.17 +.67 +81 2.0m 12
49 91 22 C C+44.5 KBRInc 1.2 KBR 16.08 +.14 +29 6.0m 10 37 70 26 A E 33.0 BasicEn
r BAS 12.23 .24 0 461 5k
33 49 39 E C+25.0 LennarA 1.8 LEN 8.93 .05 2 8.6m ..o 30 81 48 .. E 35.2 BaytexE 16 BTE 15.55 +1.29 +28 712 9
80 67 85 C D+42.2 Lennox 1.9 r LII 29.72 +.53 +17 860 11k 50 96 20 A E 62.2 BerryPe 1.3 BRY 22.28 +.56 +81 1.7m 6
46 41 64 E C+48.6 MDCHld 3.3 MDC 30.30 .34 14 1.1m .. 83 82 70 A D 32.7 BdwlkPpl 9 BWP 20.26 +1.06 +84 827 10
63 35 94 E B 26.0 MIHomes MHO 15.58 .68 25 178 ..k 53 96 41 C D34.5 BreitBrn 15 BBEP 13.43 +.43 32 166 7k
48 49 63 B E 142 MrtMar 2.0 MLM 80.12 +.62 +13 892 15 38 63 25 B D59.0 Bristowgp BRS 26.11 .10 +11 674 7
26 12 56 D D25.0 Masco 7.2 MAS 13.08 +.08 +11 7.3m 10 65 71 41 A D29.9 BuckGP 8.9 BGH 13.94 +.19 +92 166 16k
43 10 96 E C 29.5 Meritage
MTH 14.99 .52 38 661 29 73 50 69 A D 55.5 BuckeyeP 10 BPL 34.18 +1.22 4 182 11
32 35 52 D D87.4 MohawkInd MHK 48.29 .81 +2 1.1m 8 22 51 9 A E 68.8 CoGnGeoV CGV 15.92 2.06+266 1.3m 5o
65 23 91 C B679 NVR
NVR 510.624.40 43 56 8k
61 98 20 A E 218 CNOOC 6.2 CEO 76.83 3.53 +29 968 5o
42 9 77 D D28.6 OwensC
OC 17.81 .19+401 5.2m 16
53 95 28 A E 45.5 CNXGas
CXG 18.08 +1.45 24 337 15k
41 63 25 B C+64.7 Perini
PCR 17.01 +.69 +24 980 4
52 90 31 A E 72.9 CabotO&G .5 COG 26.24 +.65 7 2.9m 12
35 1 80 E B19.7 PulteHom 1.5 PHM 10.38 .32 +1 11m ..
40 86 40 D E 28.9 CallnPet
CPE 11.01 +.14 +5 332 8k
79 95 70 C D 35.4 Quanta
PWR . 21.12 +.73 7 3.5m 25
48 94 19 A E 58.5 Cameron
CAM . 23.80 1.27 +28 6.3m 10
64 68 54 B D25.2 RPMIntl 5.4 RPM 14.80 .31 +9 929 8
52 89 28 A E 109 CdnNtRe .9 CNQ 42.41 +1.94 5 4.9m 7
36 23 58 E B37.9 RylandGp 2.6 RYL 18.59 .27 +4 2.8m ..
44 73 41 B E 51.8 CdnSolar
CSIQ 11.32 +.39 25 2.2m 6
11 45 6 D E 77.3 ShawGp
SGR 17.39 +1.18 +16 3.2m 22o
70 66 79 A E 62.6 CarboCe 1.8 r CRR 38.26 +.31 +22 718 16
61 20 85 D A32.0 SimpsnMf 1.8 SSD 21.93 .91 28 306 20
44 92 9 A D76.3 Carrizo
CRZO 19.35 +.52 +75 1.7m 11
38 11 73 E C+36.2 Skyline 3.2 SKY 22.53 +.58 11 76 ..
51 92 29 B D55.7 ChartInds GTLS 19.08 1.01 22 400 8k
81 72 83 C C+51.1 SmithAO 2.5 r AOS 30.76 1.49 +8 315 9
38 89 17 B E 74.0 ChesEngy 1.5 CHK 20.47 +2.12+143 67m 5
80 88 73 B D62.2 SnapOn 3.1 SNA 38.90 .99 +26 709 10
79 87 58 A D 104 Chevron 4.2 CVX . 62.35 .75 +21 21m 6
60 67 58 B E 59.0 Stanley 3.7 r SWK 34.75 +.68 +40 1.2m 8
37 23 45 B C+178 ChinaPet 2.9 SNP 69.33 .22 19 551 ..
49 66 40 B D+27.0 SterlCons r STRL 12.80 .63 36 79 10k 72 92 59 A E 74.5 Cimarex .7 XEC 35.75 +.67 11 1.5m 5
44 52 52 E D+37.8 TecmsehA TECUA 17.05 1.61 1 171 99k 42 43 77 C E 121 ClayWEgy CWEI 40.97 +4.03 +8 104 ..k
19 40 30 C E 80.4 TexasIn 1.0 TXI 31.04 +.92 17 544 10o 33 11 67 D B20.7 CleanEnn CLNE 10.42 +.50 22 899 ..
80 73 91 D D+22.7 Thermadyn THMD 12.20 .32 34 60 11k 41 74 18 A D37.8 CompPdS
CPX 10.58 .38 +14 1.5m 4
27 23 50 D D 52.3 ThorInd 1.5 THO 18.90 .09 +8 543 11o 72 81 72 A E 90.6 ComstckRes CRK 36.37 +3.02 +56 2.2m 13
64 22 92 C B 28.0 TollBros
TOL 19.71 +.38 1 6.2m 10o 85 86 89 B D 41.0 7ConchoRn CXO 23.25 +1.72 +35 1.5m 77
70 63 73 B B59.2 Toro
1.9 r TTC 31.89 .66 11 513 9o 70 88 44 A D 96.0 ConocPh 3.6 COP 52.51 +.57 +26 20m 5
81 71 99 E B 21.7 Trex
TWP 14.96 +.38 +3 293 .. 26 64 23 C E 119 ConslEng 1.2 r CNX 34.22 +2.78 +21 8.8m 35
42 77 33 C E 64.2 URS
URS 24.80 +.15 27 976 9 59 73 53 A E 95.2 Contango r MCF 44.63 .95 +68 423 9
28 23 44 E C 40.3 USG
USG 20.19 +.03 33 837 .. 79 99 60 A E 83.8 ContlResn
CLR 25.46 +2.54 +3 2.4m 12
20 6 66 E D38.4 UnivFrst .6 UFPI 21.32 +.63 +92 395 66o 62 92 35 B E 39.8 CopanEn 11 CPNO 20.21 +1.79 +57 558 13
71 48 86 C D+26.3 Valspar 2.9 r VAL 19.50 .62 +27 1.2m 12o 58 97 27 A E 155 CoreLa
.6 CLB 67.55 4.41 +69 711 12
58 33 73 B D+91.9 Vulcan 3.5 VMC 55.70 +3.64 +27 2.0m 15 81 91 66 A D30.4 CovantaH r CVA 20.24 +.81 +31 1.5m 19
69 59 83 D D 61.1 Watsco 4.8 WSO 37.27 +.68+166 894 16o 66 87 76 .. E 64.3 CrosTim 16 CRT 39.33 +2.83 +2 37 10k
78 64 86 D C+33.0 WattsWa 1.7 WTS 25.29 1.55 +47 995 12 31 78 9 C E 38.8 Crosstex 13 XTXI 11.42 .15 +37 538 15k
20 11 50 E D+78.0 Weyerha 6.0 WY 39.80 +1.04 +36 4.2m .. 25 33 23 C E 35.7 Crosstx 17 XTEX 14.61 +.56 +90 332 ..k
13 23 14 D D+29.4 Wnnbgo 7.2 WGO 6.70 .37 +45 693 ..o 9 13 22 D E 46.1 DCPMidP 15 DPM 15.81 .20 +35 254 ..
47 95 10 A D83.9 DawsnGeo DWSN 23.46 .20 +75 232 5k
22. CHEMICALS
31 23 33 B C 41.0 AEPIndustr r AEPI 13.52 +.12 11 20 .. 46 99 12 A E 40.3 DenbryRes DNR . 11.40 +.57 +35 5.1m 7
75 86 39 B D106 AirPrds 3.0 APD 58.41 1.87 19 2.1m 11 78 92 64 A C+127 DevnEngy .9 DVN 70.80 +.89 4 7.4m 7
84 92 62 B E 65.5 Airgas 1.3 ARG 37.58 .24 +18 1.1m 12 64 96 33 A E 149 DiamndOf .7 DO 69.73 1.85 +27 2.8m 8
64 85 38 B E 47.9 Albemar 2.0 r ALB 23.47 .74 +10 1.0m 9 52 51 83 .. E 27.5 DomRsBW 20 DOM 19.23 +.37 18 32 7
86 60 87 B C+19.0 AmrVngrd .5 AVD 13.06 +.77 8 141 18k 90 90 79 A D+36.5 DorchMn 18 DMLP 21.00 +.42 +49 128 10
71 64 65 C B46.1 ArchChem 3.0 ARJ 27.09 .09 +38 257 11k 60 95 34 B E 42.5 DresserR r DRC 20.72 +.10 +42 1.4m 13
r DRQ 26.42 .69 +24 989 10
16 32 29 D E 65.5 Ashland 4.3 ASH 25.40 .11 3 1.5m 8 48 85 22 A E 65.4 DrilQuip
95 87 95 A E 30.3 Balchem .4 BCPC 25.00 +.13 +25 139 26k 58 44 69 C D25.0 DuncanE 11 DEP 15.06 +.65 37 65 13k
77 51 79 B C 38.2 Cabot
3.0 CBT 24.29 +.27 10 623 15k 64 96 54 A E 144 EOGRes .8 EOG 68.94 .16 +50 7.3m 10
46 95 17 A E 51.0 Celanese .9 r CE . 18.81 +.72 +20 3.0m 4 16 11 31 C E 39.0 EVEngy 17 EVEP 15.84 +.54 +57 196 ..k
62 69 48 A D77.0 Ceradyne r CRDN 29.66 .20 1 582 6 90 99 66 A ..27.9 Ecopetr 1.4 EC 18.50 +.08 92 5 14
74 94 83 .. D+87.9 7CmpsMn 2.9 CMP 46.03 .30 +3 900 15 92 86 73 A D+25.7 ElPasoP 7.1 EPB 16.59 +1.08 +11 310 16o
EEQ 33.51 +1.49 +60 91 15k
34 62 15 C E 69.9 CytecInd 2.0 r CYT 25.09 .73 +69 1.1m 5o 31 41 51 .. E 56.0 EnbrEM
45 55 44 B D45.7 DowChm 7.0 DOW 23.96 .31 +38 14m 6 73 86 54 B E 54.2 EnbrEner 11 EEP 33.67 +1.11+213 1.1m 10
51 86 42 C D78.3 EastChm 4.3 r EMN 41.30 1.80 +7 1.2m 7 65 56 69 B E 46.8 Enbridge 3.9 ENB 31.26 +1.42 +59 1.2m 16
49 87 32 A E 99 Encana 3.9 r ECA 41.51 +1.91 +32 8.2m 6
58 93 37 A E 80.2 FMC
1.4 FMC . 36.34 .88 +50 2.1m 9
53 83 45 A E 79.6 EncoreAcq r EAC 27.68 +3.97 +64 2.2m 7
61 83 45 C E 36.5 GenTek
GETI 19.22 .76 +65 57 5k
... +71 107 24k
91 70 86 B B22.0 Hercules 1.1 HPC 17.78 .69 +1 2.9m 11 50 73 52 C D28.7 EncoreE 18 ENP 15.00
82 73 97 D E 41.5 Innophos 3.1 IPHS 21.77 .58 18 460 6k 76 73 97 C D83.3 EnergyCnv ENER 41.56 1.41 13 2.6m 99
EII 10.16 .04 82 14 ..
45 97 21 .. E 52.0 Koppers 4.3 r KOP 20.56 .18 +10 316 6k 58 3 93 .. B+11.1 EngInfra
33 62 25 B E 33.2 Methnx 4.6 r MEOH 13.40 .07 +14 665 4 51 56 35 A E 36.3 EngyTEq 10 ETE 18.31 +.80 +67 1.1m 11
70 57 77 E C 73.3 MinrlTec .4 MTX 52.32 2.78 +80 350 ..k 65 58 67 B D55.9 EngyTsfr 10 ETP 34.64 +1.24 +64 1.1m 10
50 87 42 B E 30.1 NalcoHld 1.0 NLC 14.02 +.14 +13 1.8m 10 35 68 33 B E 50.6 Enerplus 22 ERF 24.04 +.17 +17 1.7m 8
52 90 35 A E 85.2 ENISPA 10 E 41.37 +1.41 +65 1.7m 5k
82 89 50 B C+93.6 NewMkt 2.0 r NEU 40.30 .78 +22 264 8
61 92 36 A E 83.2 EnscoInt .3 r ESV 37.23 +.31 +21 4.2m 4
45 84 26 B E 39.6 NovaChm 2.7 NCX 14.27 +.48 45 462 2
72 84 49 C D+37.3 EnterpGP 8.4 EPE 20.87 +1.03 +66 308 19k
40 64 12 A E 66.0 O M Group OMG 17.35 +.48 3 1.1m 2
87 92 73 C C 32.6 EntpsPrd 8.8 EPD 23.66 +1.05 +47 1.8m 14
65 63 64 A D+79.5 PPGInd 4.3 PPG 48.23 2.86 +5 1.9m 8o
20 56 7 B E 90.4 ExterranH EXH 21.40 +.08 +1 1.4m 7
27 17 39 C D37.7 Penford 2.0 PENX 11.83 .60 +13 104 7k
29 70 14 A E 36.0 ExterrP 14 EXLP 11.98 .16+126 74 7k
73 73 73 C E 29.3 Polypore
PPO . 16.31 +.62 10 316 17k
91 90 71 A C 96.1 ExxonMbl 2.4 XOM 68.04 1.41 +46 57m 8
87 87 63 A E 99 Praxair 2.3 r PX . 64.20 +.33 +11 3.5m 16
66 97 35 A D+83.2 FMCTech
FTI . 36.68 2.71+129 6.2m 13
65 61 56 C D 33.8 QkrChem 5.3 KWR 17.25 .74 +84 164 10k
12 FGP 15.52 +1.11 32 105 45o
46 94 12 C E 43.7 RockwdH
ROC . 13.90 .70 +19 845 6k 35 10 68 C D23.3 Ferllgas
FSLR . 135.0 6.70 +38 4.6m 50
62 64 71 D B 50.0 Rogers
r ROG 30.27 1.19 7 98 15 62 73 46 A E 317 FstSolar
90 72 97 B E 76.5 RoHaas 2.3 ROH 70.18 .08 10 2.6m 19 94 79 99 A B 96.0 FdgCCT 12 FDG 79.05 +1.48 2 4.0m 19
FST . 26.10 +1.00 +74 3.3m 6
57 81 50 D C+25.5 Schlmn 4.1 SHLM 14.49 .41 +27 247 10k 45 89 20 A E 83.1 ForestOil
89 81 72 A C+63.0 SigmAl 1.2 SIAL 43.91 .59 +5 1.6m 17 3 14 13 D E 89.7 FdtnCoal .9 r FCL 21.96 +1.98 +21 3.3m 53
16 23 20 C D 102 Sinopec 6.5 SHI 19.90 +.17 +41 69 ..k 26 54 15 B D49.1 FrontOil 2.2 r FTO 10.86 +.30 3 4.4m 3
58 34 99 .. D 18.0 Solutian
SOA 8.30 +.25 34 715 .. 74 99 61 A E 88.4 GMXResrcs GMXR 30.99 +1.17 +28 758 19
94 87 96 C C+60.8 Stepan 2.0 SCL 41.70 .38 25 58 17k 12 24 20 D E 24.4 Geokinetic GOK 8.43 +.08 +88 46 ..k
GDP 25.62 +2.73 +14 1.9m ..
12 23 15 D E 32.5 Valhi
4.2 VHI 9.50 +.75 8 63 ..k 23 2 67 D E 86.2 GoodrPet
57 38 79 B E 42.7 WD40 3.6 WDFC 27.67 +.07+205 299 16 1 6 14 E E 25.5 GreenHtrn GRH 6.05 .15 8 35 ..
82 63 94 C B+25.4 WestlkCh 1.2 WLK 17.52 .77 29 350 11k 39 89 32 B E 52.6 GulfIsl 2.0 GIFI 20.19 1.33 +49 222 6
60 99 36 A E 71.0 GlfMrk
GLF 30.12 .63 +9 339 4
23. COMP HDWRE
36 89 15 A E 55.4 Hallibtn 2.0 HAL . 18.26 +.56 +37 29m 6
66 95 36 A E 202 AppleInc
AAPL 97.40 4.49 +52 62m 19 33 76 6 A E 46.8 HelixEn
HLX 10.99 .49 +43 3.5m 3
68 67 63 C C+32.9 Avocent r AVCT 14.76 .71 16 449 8k 56 92 33 A E 77.2 HelmPay .8 HP 25.75 .17+110 4.6m 6o
67 57 83 D D+45.1 BlackBox .9 BBOX 27.50 .69 +18 190 8k 69 98 32 A D 137 Hess
.8 HES . 50.58 .97 +28 7.5m 6
79 81 63 A E 34.2 Cisco
r CSCO 17.91 +.16 +36 82m 11 20 34 14 B D67.4 Holly
3.7 r HOC 16.16 +.67 +26 1.9m 6
47 47 50 D B+19.5 Cmpllntnya CML 8.22 .41 +65 233 .. 67 44 74 B B 48.0 HollyEn 10 HEP 28.99 +1.42 +99 96 16k
55 73 52 B E 41.1 DataDomn DDUP 16.49 .72 6 825 48 42 86 21 A E 59.4 Hornbeck
HOS 21.25 .43 +86 1.9m 5
24 45 31 B E 30.8 DellInc
r DELL 13.04 .17 2 35m 9o 58 75 67 .. E 37.9 HugotnRy 22 HGT 21.12 +.87 +42 534 9
44 43 71 C E 43.5 Diebold 3.7 DBD 26.90 +.69 4 882 30 54 84 37 A E 63.1 ImprlOil 1.2 IMO 30.62 +1.06 +37 1.4m 8
55 83 43 B E 25.5 EMC
r EMC 9.69 .28 +7 36m 12 41 38 57 C D 35.1 Inergy 12 NRGY 19.57 .19 1 208 23o
25 30 38 C E 27.9 ElecImag
r EFII 9.53 .49 +5 440 9 28 61 23 D D41.6 InterOil
IOC 11.68 +.47 19 665 ..
93 62 98 A C+21.9 FndryNtwk r FDRY 17.44 +.92 15 4.5m 22 27 16 98 E E 62.8 JamesRivr JRCC 18.57 +1.81 22 2.5m ..
82 90 80 B E 53.5 HewlttPk .8 r HPQ 39.71 +.05 5 22m 11o 90 71 85 A B60.9 KindrME 7.9 KMP 51.48 +2.08 +60 1.5m 29o
24 23 36 C D27.6 Imation 4.7 IMN 13.55 .12 +48 487 9k 69 67 83 .. C+57.3 KindMrMg KMR 46.55 +1.85 +28 544 35
34 44 51 D D 25.6 Intermec
IN 13.33 .73 +60 766 21k 54 73 34 A E 75.7 LDKSolrn
LDK 20.10 +1.38 15 2.9m 7o
87 94 57 A C 37.3 JnprNtwk r JNPR 17.99 +1.21 +14 14m 17 46 89 27 B E 59.2 LaynChrst LAYN 23.50 .89 +3 324 9
67 73 76 C E 43.8 LexmarkA r LXK 28.26 +.14 2 1.8m 7 19 1 52 D E 25.8 LegcyRes 14 LGCY 14.39 +1.39 +5 128 ..
86 90 42 A C+37.2 Logitech r LOGI 17.96 1.05 +44 1.6m 11 29 73 31 E E 30.7 LinnEngy 19 r LINE 13.13 +.76 8 1.2m ..
75 87 48 A D 37.5 MicrosSys r MCRS 20.77 .11 +30 1.5m 15 64 74 56 B D 69.6 Lubrizol 3.4 LZ 36.95 .37 +16 855 8
64 88 49 C D29.4 NCR
NCR 16.29 .40 +40 2.7m 10 75 95 56 A D95.2 Lufkin 2.0 LUFK 50.31 1.43 +57 357 9o
85 83 80 A E 36.1 NatInstr 1.7 NATI 25.15 +.48 4 357 18k 8 4 19 .. E 29.5 MVOilTr
MVO 11.10 +.50 63 19 99k
52 87 30 A E 32.4 NetApp
r NTAP 13.14 .44 0 10m 10 77 86 67 B D27.0 MagellM 7.9 MGG 17.15 +.39 +22 466 12
59 73 39 A E 37.0 Netgear
NTGR 11.49 +.09 5 529 6 81 79 75 A C 45.0 MagMids 8.8 MMP 31.25 +1.47 +48 421 10
70 82 57 A E 41.0 NICESys
NICE 21.32 +.67 33 251 14 32 57 28 B E 63.2 Marathn 3.7 MRO 25.95 .46 +46 13m 5
ME 12.64 +1.27 +20 1.6m 4
94 81 84 A C 29.7 Polycom r PLCM 20.14 .65 +43 2.9m 13o 50 86 20 A E 37.4 MarinerE
94 85 77 A C+20.2 Qlogic
r QLGC 12.42 .54 3 3.7m 11 27 23 37 D D38.5 MarkWst 13 MWE 19.05 +.55 +72 564 ..
39 49 35 B C+27.4 Rimage
r RIMG 10.92 .30+123 113 7 55 64 44 A E 39.6 MrtnMd 14 MMLP 20.85 +1.56 13 41 9

52-wk
Dividend
Close
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price

44 96 31 C E 95.7 MasseyEn .9 MEE 23.30
45 98 23 C E 30.4 MatrixSvc MTRX 10.43
35 82 8 A E 67.1 McDermott MDR 17.88
39 73 37 D E 35.5 McmornExp MMR 11.35
79 77 99 A D55.9 MexcoEn
MXC 11.00
62 97 33 A E 101 MurphOil 2.2 MUR . 45.80
29 64 17 B E 50.6 NaborsInds NBR 15.51
34 75 20 B E 60.2 NatcoGpA NTG 23.35
41 98 9 A E 92.7 NatlOilVr
NOV . 25.58
38 94 20 B E 33.0 NGSvcs
NGS 10.84
62 86 45 A E 41.7 NatRsPt 9 NRP 21.11
26 70 11 B E 69.8 NewfldExpl NFX 20.51
41 80 13 A E 42.7 Nexen 1.3 NXY . 13.54
49 93 27 A E 69.0 Noble
.7 NE . 28.37
67 96 31 A D105 NobleEnr 1.6 NBL 44.53
82 79 78 B E 63.9 NustarEn 10 NS 40.72
64 64 73 B E 35.4 Nustarn 9 NSH 18.14
53 48 56 B E 38.3 OGEEnrg 6.0 OGE 23.11
59 84 40 B B110 OYOGeo
OYOG 32.92
72 97 41 A E 100 OcciPet 2.8 r OXY . 46.50
41 87 12 A E 82.5 Oceanrng
OII 27.96
41 93 16 A E 64.8 OilStIntl
r OIS 20.06
92 91 79 A D 65.9 ONEOKPtr 8.7 OKS 49.57
44 81 42 D D+57.9 OrmatTch .7 ORA 29.29
60 71 56 C B41.7 PHInv
PHIIK 24.93
64 87 41 A D40.0 PanhanO 1.5 r PHX 18.59
21 65 37 .. E 82.2 PatriotCn
PCX 16.61
17 55 21 B E 37.5 PattUTI 5.2 PTEN 12.26
62 98 32 A E 88.7 PeabdyEn .7 BTU 32.03
58 90 44 A E 81.0 PennVA .7 PVA 33.52
74 89 41 A D36.5 PenVaGP 8.5 PVG 17.84
68 71 42 A D+30.2 PennVAR 12 PVR 15.58
11 19 31 B E 35.5 PennWstE 20 PWE 16.54
84 95 93 .. E 27.8 Permian 14 PBT 20.38
40 92 15 A E 62.8 PetroCn 3.5 PCZ 21.58
35 41 29 B C+266 Petchina 5.2 PTR 79.84
38 82 29 C E 54.5 Petrohawk
HK 13.07
50 95 22 A E 64.9 PetrbrsA 2.4 PBRA 21.59
51 95 23 A E 77.6 Petrobrs .1 PBR 26.21
29 91 14 C E 79.1 PetroDev
PETD 24.22
50 81 31 A E 82.2 PionrNtr 1.1 PXD 30.01
92 96 75 A D22.7 PionSwE 12 PSE 16.00
48 50 65 D C+56.8 PlainAl
9 PAA 36.39
43 92 11 A E 79.9 PlainsEx
r PXP 21.15
15 40 23 B E 28.6 PrecDril 12 PDS 10.56
45 95 19 A D48.9 PrideIntl
PDE 17.38
47 93 19 A E 74.9 Questar 1.8 STR 26.75
71 99 34 A E 26.9 QkslvGs 11 KGS 12.67
47 98 8 A D45.0 Quickslvr
KWK 10.14
59 60 54 A D+18.9 RPC
2.5 RES 9.51
56 93 38 A D76.8 RangeRes .5 RRC 33.20
55 73 37 D D+34.8 RegncyE 11 RGNC 15.83
61 82 43 A D 44.9 Repsol 2.6 REP 22.75
50 73 31 A E 29.7 RosettaR ROSE 11.44
39 84 19 A E 47.9 Rowan 2.1 RDC 18.68
63 90 43 A E 88.7 RoyDShA 5.6 RDSA 48.57
67 91 41 A D87.9 RoyDShB 6.8 RDSB 46.98
79 91 85 .. E 70.8 SabnRylt 14 SBR 47.29
66 69 84 .. E 47.3 SanJuanB 15 SJT 34.15
27 73 6 B E 69.4 Sandrdgen
SD 11.62
54 96 24 A E 67.9 Sasol
5.6 SSL 26.00
62 91 25 A E 113 Schlmbrg 1.7 r SLB 49.99
46 63 46 B E 97.8 SeacorHldg CKH 57.21
44 92 18 A E 88.4 Smith
1.4 SII 33.33
91 98 86 A D+52.7 SouthwstEn SWN 29.10
77 83 60 A D29.2 Spectra 5.5 r SE 18.18
72 65 75 B D 26.7 Spectra 6.9 SEP 19.60
57 51 74 D B 26.8 Spire
SPIR 11.02
55 97 28 A E 65.6 StMaryLE .4 SM . 23.12
60 94 30 A D43.3 Statoil 4.0 STO 17.28
51 82 30 A E 74.0 StoneEgy
SGY 27.81
37 8 70 C D 48.5 SuburbP 10 SPH 30.15
38 91 13 A E 74.3 SuncrEr .9 SU 21.90
26 37 24 B D78.4 Sunoco 4.8 SUN 25.15
87 89 73 B D59.5 SunocoLg 9 SXL 38.00
47 73 34 A E 164 SunPowrA SPWRA 46.86
66 73 39 A ..74.0 SunPwrB SPWRB 41.73
54 98 23 A E 90.0 SuntechP
STP 21.75
48 92 15 A E 57.8 SuperEgry SPN 18.67
45 59 35 A C+35.8 SuperWell SWSI 14.37
74 98 39 A D68.5 SwiftErgy
SFY . 29.66
68 54 61 A D+37.7 TCPipeln 11 TCLP 25.07
44 95 11 A E 84.8 T3Engy
TTES . 20.49
41 73 36 C E 29.8 TargaRes 14 NGLS 14.10
61 52 60 B D40.7 TeppcoP 11 TPP 25.09
21 91 11 .. E 36.8 Tesco
TESO 10.63
12 8 12 B D66.0 Tesoro 4.0 TSO 9.93
48 76 44 A E 71.3 Tidewatr 2.7 r TDW 36.83
72 91 41 A E 91.3 TotalSA 5.7 TOT 48.73
64 79 66 B E 43.9 TransCda 5.0 TRP 28.20
72 76 62 B C 33.1 TrnsMon 11 TLP 19.55
53 96 24 A E 163 Transocn
RIG 70.26
3 6 5 B E 43.4 TricoM
TRMA 8.78
52 99 14 A D 68.3 TrinaSol
TSL 14.75
65 97 40 A E 102 UltraPt
UPL 45.94
47 81 32 C D 41.6 Ultrapar 7.7 UGP 20.49
52 93 31 A E 88.2 Unit Corp
UNT 33.03
13 36 13 B E 75.8 ValeroEn 3.3 r VLO 18.12
48 90 26 A E 60.0 WTOffshr .6 WTI 18.87
38 94 12 A E 50.0 WeathIntl WFT 14.73
97 96 86 A B17.5 7WstnGas 8.2 WES 14.64
59 94 39 A E 112 WhitingP
WLL 39.67
16 1 50 .. E 25.3 Whiting 43 WHX 14.02
37 73 17 C E 47.9 Willbros
WG 16.28
54 98 27 A E 40.8 WmsCo 2.4 WMB 18.34
81 99 49 A D+45.8 WmsPtrs 10 WPZ 22.73
50 66 67 .. E 20.8 WmsPipl 9 WMZ 13.59
75 85 58 B B45.1 WldFuel .8 r INT 18.47
60 84 31 A D73.7 XTOEnrgy 1.5 XTO 31.68

Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
+1.52 +37 11m 11
.05 4 336 11
+.54 8 6.1m 6
+.37+108 2.7m 49
+.14 8 21 16k
1.11 8 2.7m 6
+.59 +20 12m 5
+.35 +33 335 10
+2.05 +63 18m 5
+.52+125 366 9k
+1.34 +31 290 13
+.16 18 2.6m 6
+.44 +53 6.8m 3
+.60 +39 8.7m 5
+1.04 +24 4.2m 6
+2.20 3 233 12
+1.00 64 131 17
.80 +64 962 8k
+.47 +12 56 12
+.16 +24 12m 5
.04 +31 1.8m 8
1.90 +24 1.5m 4
+1.81 +46 308 9
+.57 +48 490 24
1.14 +75 67 11k
1.85 +21 41 9
+1.23
.29
+3.35
+.29
+1.44
+.99
+.74
+.68
+.24
2.38
+17 3.2m ..o

+1 5.4m 5
+64 20m 9o
+61 1.7m 14
10 49 13k
+17 258 12
+36 4.6m 36
15 512 10
+59 4.5m 3
+13 1.1m 8o
+.95 +36 14m 18

+.42 +49 21m 6k
+.66 +33 38m 7
+1.91+110 477 8k
+.01 2 2.7m 7
+1.52 69 21 5
+1.51 +40 748 13
+1.11 19 2.6m 4
+.76 +14 1.8m 4
+.64 +54 5.4m 6
+1.94+100 4.7m 8
+.73 78 9 22k
+1.08 +56 6.3m 10
.78 16 440 12
+.75 +8 4.9m 17
+1.15 30 322 99k
+.35 +41 1.6m 5
+.08 +28 716 6
+1.38+103 7.8m 4
+.46 +75 5.4m 4k
+.59 +70 1.2m 4k
+3.79 15 49 9k
+1.21 +32 269 12k
+1.05 +38 5.7m 20o
+.24 12 1.1m 5o
3.21+224 45m 10o
.58
+.02
+2.65
+.04
+1.42
.64
+.82
.02
+.73
+.35
+1.20
.16
...
4.13
27 195 6
+49 7.1m 9
+44 11m 27
+26 5.3m 9
+21 93 14k
78 15 ..
46 682 5k
+25 2.5m 5
+1 1.0m 3
11 103 11
+40 13m 7
28 3.6m 12
+47 95 8k
+40 4.3m 23o
2.29 23 1.4m 20o

2.06 20 4.5m 14o
.04 11 1.6m 5
.75 17 250 10k
.46 +62 1.7m 4
+.43 +55 124 9k
2.13+170 564 7
+.44 +5 440 8
+.52 4 534 13
+.72 +12 377 11k
+.03 14 8.1m ..
.94 +85 2.9m 5
+.95 +42 4.9m 5
+1.13 +8 541 12k
+2.13 13 36 9k
.37 +37 12m 5
.54+101 982 2
+1.07
+1.21
.16
.11
+.50
.33
+.51
+.86
+2.83
+1.29
+.59
+1.08
+1.03
+.24
.65
+2.08
3 1.3m 5o
+11 3.6m 24
+4 111 13k
16 936 5
+11 16m 4
+6 1.4m 4
+38 20m 7
15 145 26
+60 2.2m 7
46 69 99
+13 1.1m 12k
+22 14m 8
0 478 7
8 135 2
5 370 6
+11 17m 8
25. MISC
39 60 35 C E 39.5 AlbnyInt 2.5 AIN 19.02 .23 6 323 9k
85 77 76 B C 46.2 Aptargrp 1.9 ATR 32.23 1.04 +20 536 14o
4 24 3 B E 92.2 AracrzC 7.7 ARA 15.67 1.46 +15 867 ..o
55 65 46 B D56.2 Ball
1.2 r BLL 32.26 +.14 +10 1.1m 8k
68 51 81 C D+29.9 Bemis 3.9 BMS 22.65 .22 +18 1.4m 13
90 51 89 C B149972 BrkHaA
BRKA 119800 + 6650 +38 2 15k
86 51 88 C C 5059 BerkHaB
BRKB 3976 + 211 +2 38 15k
71 59 52 B E 46.6 Carlisle 2.9 r CSL 21.32 +.07 +9 579 7
76 74 66 B E 66.4 Chemed .7 r CHE 33.44 .18 6 250 10
.. .. 53 .. D+19.1 CRJSB1
RYJ 11.40 +.53 61 54 99k
53 78 19 B E 50.3 Crane
4.2 CR 18.83 1.17 +78 643 5k
87 83 73 B C+29.6 CrownHldg r CCK 21.38 +.82 +79 3.6m 13o
87 82 62 B D 52.5 DuPont 4.9 DD 33.77 .08 +23 11m 9
76 51 68 B D+54.1 ESCOTech
ESE 31.89 .19 +66 414 19k
74 83 28 B D 99 Eaton
4.5 ETN 44.42 .75 12 1.9m 6
86 86 50 A D+59.1 EmrsnEl 3.5 r EMR 34.04 1.39 +18 7.1m 11
47 35 54 D D+17.0 FedSignl 2.8 FSS 8.51 .31 +27 672 13k
38 45 36 C E 84.0 FortuneB 4.5 r FO 39.09 .68 +16 1.3m 8
58 56 39 B D+41.2 GenElect 6.3 r GE 19.63 .26 +15 122m 9o
.. .. 75 .. E 18.6 GlbIncC 10 GCF 13.94 +.38 46 18 99
86 95 59 B D+73.5 GreifA 3.5 GEF 43.76 .62 6 401 11o
56 89 12 B E 66.5 Harsco 3.5 r HSC 22.28 1.45 +48 1.3m 6
71 50 67 D D+77.3 Hitachi
.9 HIT 52.38 4.20 +79 176 ..k
59 87 27 B E 63.0 Honywel 3.7 HON 29.37 1.56+140 16m 7o
93 87 60 A D+69.7 ITTCorp 1.6 ITT . 43.22 1.20 0 1.6m 10
16 8 12 D E 136
43 64 46 C E 37.3
.. .. 41 .. E 57.6
.. .. 36 .. D54.4
54 73 41 C C+33.8
85 62 73 C B 39.3
45 58 23 A E 44.4
73 32 86 C B41.8
49 50 50 D E 56.9
79 91 44 B E 35.3
44 87 33 D D34.6
17 19 19 B C+35.3
90 97 56 A D+30.4
56 88 18 B D60.6
49 62 53 B E 31.9
80 40 91 B D+32.3
62 32 68 C E 48.2
79 77 80 C C 54.8
.. .. 31 .. C+28.7
97 86 86 A C+47.8
92 78 85 B B46.4
61 36 75 D B+28.9
72 55 78 B C+28.3
49 63 22 B E 160
80 72 79 B C+58.6
70 67 69 C D 35.8
93 78 95 C C+30.0
84 60 81 B E 74.8
5 21 24 E E 36.5
71 56 54 B D47.3
86 74 64 A D+95.4
70 41 76 D B+21.0
60 70 45 D D48.0
85 83 62 B D80.7
74 80 59 B E 111
IcahnE
3.2 IEP 30.84
IntPaper 5.6 IP 18.01
iShACWXn ACWX 31.04
iShThainya THD 26.00
Kadant
r KAI 15.71
KamanA 2.6 KAMN 21.88
KonPhlps 5.0 r PHG 18.70
Lancstr 3.5 LANC 32.30
LeucdNa .8 LUK 31.24
MDURes 3.3 MDU 18.75
MeadWv 6.0 MWV 15.22
NeenahP 3.9 NP 10.19
Olin
5.0 OLN . 16.01
OwensIllinois r OI 21.62
PackAmr 7.0 r PKG 17.26
Pactiv
PTV 24.26
PicoHlds
PICO 29.07
Potlatch 5.4 PCH 38.05
PSEmgMk 1.9 PXH 13.13
RavnInd1.6 r RAVN 31.62
RockTen 1.5 RKT . 27.43
SchwtzM 3.8 SWM 15.90
SealAir 2.5 SEE 19.32
Siemens 3.0 r SI 60.60
SilgnHld 1.6 SLGN 42.82
SonocoP 4.5 SON 24.03
StandexI 3.8 SXI 22.27
Teleflex 2.7 TFX 50.22
TempleI 4.8 TIN 8.31
Thomson 4.5 TRI 24.07
3M
3.5 MMM 56.49
Tredegar 1.2 TG 12.82
TycoIn 2.5 r TYC 26.31
UntdTech 3.0 r UTX 50.71
WaltrInd 1.2 r WLT 34.61
.61 10 25 ..k
+.09 +30 8.3m 8
.29 +3 74 99
.71+387 103 99
+.51 +76 167 8k
.47 +65 260 16k
+.16 +6 1.1m 4o
.35 +28 221 18k
+.24 +56 2.4m ..
.70 +25 1.7m 8
+.08 +53 2.8m 12k
.21 +18 174 5k
.23 +32 1.9m 8
+.10 43 1.9m 5
.52 +3 1.3m 11k
+.38 +94 4.2m 14
+.43 +3 157 ..
2.60 +32 898 15
.41 12 48 99
.72 +10 143 18
1.41 13 586 11
+.44 +71 157 17k
.22 +52 2.5m 12
1.72 +43 1.4m 8
1.95+104 495 12
.58 +89 1.0m 10o
1.26+128 191 14k
+.20
+.55
+1.21
.78
+.07
1.27
32 233 14
+99 5.9m 23
+28 399 14
+9 7.1m 10
+47 349 14k
+16 4.5m 9o
2.17 +41 11m 10o

+1.53 +17 4.3m 15
26. AGRICULTURE
56 88 30 B D+72.0
40 95 19 A E 113
50 84 46 D D+26.5
74 87 61 A E 51.2
43 92 13 B E 135
47 98 20 A E 172
35 93 10 B E 70.0
38 2 74 E B 21.4
41 83 27 A E 94.9
26 23 46 D C+28.0
42 96 9 A E 76.2
25 42 43 C E 43.4
19 20 18 A D 28.9
68 92 50 A C+131
77 90 65 B D145
41 98 9 A E 163
51 99 19 A E 241
63 48 84 C B+46.2
73 99 66 A E 59.5
54 93 29 A E 66.8
37 73 20 A E 57.6
74 95 56 A D171
AGCO
AG 30.63
Agrium .3 r AGU . 35.05
AlamoG 1.7 ALG 13.83
Anderso 1.1 ANDE 31.27
Bunge
1.7 BG 42.46
CFInds
.7 CF . 55.35
CNHGlobl 2.7 CNH 15.50
Cadiz
CDZI 13.79
Deere 2.8 r DE . 39.42
ImprlSgr 2.4 IPSU 11.79
IntPotashn
IPI 18.02
Kubota 2.5 KUB 21.49
LSBInds
LXU 9.16
Lindsay .6 LNN 48.00
Mnsnto 1.2 r MON 80.00
Mosaic
.6 MOS 33.66
Potash .5 r POT 74.43
ScottMG 2.1 SMG 24.00
ScQmMra 1.6 SQM 18.96
Syngenta 2.7 SYT . 28.70
TerraI 1.9 r TRA 20.52
TerraNit 16 TNH 86.00
+.89 +19 2.3m 8

.57 +52 10m 5
1.37 +79 95 8k
.36 45 171 6
+4.10 +87 5.3m 3
2.70 6 4.7m 5
+.19 +20 516 4
1.02 +5 41 ..k
+.52
.04
.73
.68
.65
1.80
+20 8.7m 8o
11 77 ..
+17 2.8m 20o
12 45 9k
46 159 5k
0 466 15o
+1.75 +29 13m 21o

+.50 +52 19m 5o
.31 +60 27m 11
+.76 1 854 10
+.24 0 1.5m 17
2.45+115 2.1m 9o
.33 14 5.4m 4
+1.60 +1 154 6k
27. AUTO&PARTS
48 45 61 C D+35.0
76 82 70 B E 45.5
92 75 94 B C+23.1
44 74 43 D D+18.1
24 80 18 C E 65.1
29 40 46 E D18.7
89 80 84 A D143
31 82 22 B E 56.0
88 89 71 A E 49.3
58 95 29 B E 76.0
39 75 17 B E 111
65 42 84 C B15.0
32 46 54 B E 21.7
74 66 73 B D 50.1
42 97 24 C D30.8
22 40 23 D E 33.5
44 57 54 C E 37.6
36 81 29 C E 44.5
91 97 71 B B25.0
3 35 19 D E 100
50 42 43 B C 19.1
18 20 34 E B27.8
85 54 96 C B26.2
21 73 19 .. E 79.1
25 50 28 C E 23.8
83 66 79 B C 34.7
43 63 43 C C+58.1
39 68 60 E E 23.0
23 86 11 C E 31.7
28 73 22 D E 38.0
44 46 54 B E 117
41 87 22 A E 54.9
ATCTech r ATAC 18.07

AdvAuto .9 r AAP 27.58
AmerCar CRMT . 15.06
ArvMerit 5.1 ARM 7.77
Autoliv 7.1 r ALV 23.09
Autonation r AN 7.34
Autozone r AZO 106.6
BorgWrn2.0 r BWA 21.94
Copart
CPRT . 32.09
Cummins 2.2 r CMI . 32.21
Daimler
9 r DAI 35.00
Dorman
DORM 9.69
Gentex 3.9 r GNTX 11.32
GenuiPrt 4.6 GPC 33.86
Goodyear
GT 11.70
Grp1Auto 5.4 r GPI 10.36
HondaM 3.3 HMC 21.87
JohnsnCt 2.8 JCI 18.50
LKQCorp
LKQX 14.66
MagnaA 4.3 r MGA 33.38
Midas
MDS 10.02
Modine 4.3 MOD 9.20
MnroM 1.3 r MNRO 19.18
Navistar
NAV 29.50
Nissan 6.8 NSANY 9.43
OReillyAuto ORLY 22.47
Paccar 2.5 r PCAR 28.95
SuperrIn 4.9 SUP 13.12
TRWAuto
TRW 7.98
TitanInt .1 TWI 13.38
Toyota 3.6 r TM 67.10
WABCOn 1.3 WBC 22.11
28 36 35 B B41.1
52 21 73 E ..29.0
42 13 81 D C+29.9
63 71 50 A D 52.8
1 14 12 E E 22.9
63 91 45 C C+18.2
58 59 64 B D 49.5
51 58 51 B D+47.9
46 57 72 E D25.0
44 79 67 .. E 43.0
52 58 70 D D 57.6
57 25 78 D B 18.7
73 97 53 A E 70.9
23 29 31 E E 29.0
42 29 52 E ..20.0
82 41 92 B B 33.4
29 8 41 B C+54.8
31 33 46 B E 51.8
25 46 19 B D50.1
60 84 39 A D+23.4
7 32 14 B E 49.4
51 75 49 B D47.8
8 30 3 B E 148
44 84 26 A E 65.1
40 10 88 D C+22.0
9 44 10 C D+96.4
64 51 74 C D+20.6
33 62 40 B D43.1
8 40 10 C E 65.4
13 63 12 C E 62.3
58 62 54 A D54.7
64 27 87 D D16.0
59 40 65 B C 22.9
39 63 41 C D+44.0
50 74 46 B E 39.3
28 49 35 D D38.8
21 54 21 B E 61.5
43 61 49 B D47.4
67 60 75 D C+30.6
47 86 32 B E 63.8
83 94 62 A B41.2
57 85 32 A D 176
AmbasG 4.4 r EPAX 10.43

AscentM ASCMA 22.49
AvidTech r AVID 19.25
BallyTech
BYI . 23.04
Brunswck 10 BC 5.76
CallGolf 3.0 r ELY 9.49
Carnival 5.4 CCL 29.59
CarnPLC 6.2 CUK 26.00
CedrFair 11 FUN 16.12
ChoicHtl 3.2 r CHH 22.87
ChrchlD 1.5 CHDN 32.95
Cinemar 6.1 CNK 11.72
Ctrip
.7 CTRP 32.06
DiscCmA DISCA 12.87
DiscCmC DISCK 12.40
DrmwksAm r DWA 28.06
GaylordEntrt r GET 19.87
HarlyDav 5.1 r HOG 25.81
HomeInns HMIN 10.05
IntctlH 4.4 IHG 9.40
IntlGame 4.5 IGT 12.80
IntlSpdw .4 r ISCA 26.80
LasVgSnds
LVS 13.06
LifeTmFit
LTM 19.03
LiveNatn
LYV 11.93
MGMMirge r MGM 15.00
Marcus 2.6 r MCS 13.22
MarrtInt 1.8 MAR 19.10
OrntExHA .7 OEH 14.71
PennNatl r PENN 14.98
Polaris 5.0 r PII 30.29
RHIEnt
RHIE 12.23
RegalEnt 8.9 RGC 13.50
RylCarib 4.0 RCL 18.88
SciGames SGMS 17.36
SpeedwyM 2.4 TRK 14.03
StarwdHt4.2 r HOT 21.25
SteinerLeis r STNR 23.07
SteinwyMus r LVB 22.45
VailResorts r MTN 24.76
WMSInds WMS 23.15
Wynn
r WYNN 57.52
1.09 +9 151 9k
+1.19 +16 2.2m 10
+.09 47 163 9
.30 +25 1.8m 6
.74 +18 1.3m 5k
+.39 25 2.4m 5
+1.04 30 691 10o
+.72 +69 2.6m 7
.45 +13 890 18o
.49 +20 4.8m 7
+1.03 +63 1.6m 4
2.29+131 58 9k
.06 +20 1.7m 13
+.53+141 2.9m 10o
+1.02 +53 7.6m 4
+.03 34 375 3
+.28 8 1.0m 7
1.34+121 9.8m 7
+.45 25 1.1m 20
2.12 +4 1.2m 4
.08+114 149 14k
.40 +22 350 ..k
.25 8 109 17k
+.42 12 633 6o
.24 22 609 4
+.04 15 1.5m 13
.21 +19 5.6m 9
.75 +28 451 28k
.31 9 772 2
.61 37 949 40
.08 3 972 7
.21 31 471 5
28. LEISURE
1.18+121 238 7k
.47
+.42
+.14
.37
44 166 ..
+25 660 38
+80 2.6m 12o
+25 2.7m 6
.70
+.27
+.13
+.77
+.58
+.85
.10
+.66
+.36
+.51
+.23
+.12
.53
.57
.58
+.33
+.41
+1.23
.10
.48
+.60
.15
+.89
+1.08
.02
1.47
6 730 8
8 7.0m 10o
+28 692 9
+9 160 62k
23 464 12
+3 61 17k
45 176 ..
24 1.2m 27
49 1.5m ..
54 638 ..
12 868 14
6 577 90
+9 4.4m 7o
74 105 62
+54 224 5k
+9 5.3m 9
+14 392 8
+40 8.3m 27
30 721 10
32 842 ..
+4 4.9m 9
+9 170 18
+4 5.6m 10o
32 419 12
7 1.3m 8
+53 932 8o
.99
.50
+.53
+.27
.18
+.68
+.27
1.15
40 43 99
7 1.2m 15
11 3.4m 6
38 958 14
23 95 13k
+11 5.2m 8
+71 177 8k
+2 64 11k
+.82 +28 677 8o

.81 +22 1.4m 19
+4.98 +2 2.2m 18

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
29. MEDIA
29 19 64 D B62.7
55 67 38 A B57.6
24 64 17 D D 29.9
19 64 17 D E 30.0
62 98 18 A E 31.8
23 19 68 .. E 34.1
53 98 12 B E 126
70 83 66 C D24.4
68 83 66 C E 24.1
72 72 59 C B27.1
68 49 78 A E 29.1
44 95 22 B E 47.3
58 11 91 D C+50.0
9 30 16 C D44.8
72 78 57 A D28.1
35 24 72 D E 24.5
23 39 28 D E 42.9
25 39 29 D E 39.9
8 23 14 C E 25.9
34 2 66 C D28.6
32 52 37 B E 52.6
13 37 20 E B29.3
24 57 29 C E 62.4
36 15 77 C C+21.1
Amrep
AXR
BritSky 5.0 BSY
CBSCpA 11 CBSA
CBSCpB 11 CBS
CTCMedia CTCM
Cablevs 2.2 CVC
CEurMed
CETV
CmstA 1.6 CMCSA
CctSp 1.7 CMCSK
ChorusE 4.0 r CJR
DirecTV
r DTV
DishNetwk DISH
FishrComm FSCI
Gannett 14 GCI
GpTelevs 2.1 TV
HrstArgT 1.7 HTV
LibtyGlbA r LBTYA
LibGlobC r LBTYK
LibMCapA r LCAPA
LibMEntAn LMDIA
McGrwH 3.6 r MHP
31.37
25.35
9.41
9.41
11.01
18.00
36.13
15.23
14.94
13.60
20.87
15.40
34.40
10.79
+1.47
.66
+.43
+.61
+.53
+1.29
+.15
.13
.06
+.14
.23
+.38
+1.83
+.12
52 12 25
39 69 12k
+8 43 4k
+86 18m 4
49 261 10
26 1.9m ..
+24 933 11
+33 36m 19
+60 16m 19
+50 53 10k
+23 14m 16
+14 4.2m 7
+23 48 74k
5 5.3m 2
16.74
16.16
18.07
17.71
7.33
18.58
24.29
.31
.05
+.11
+.32
.08
+1.00
1.28
10 2.5m 12
11 159 24k
+23 2.8m 82
+48 1.3m 80k
41 710 2k
+54 3.8m 97o
+21 3.3m 8
MediaGe 6.4 MEG 7.49 .47 +15 337 20

Meredth 4.5 r MDP 19.24 .72 19 549 6k
NYTimes 7.4 NYT 12.51 .02 29 1.2m 13

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 17 48 15 C D 34.2 CastleAM 2.2 CAS 10.84 .52 0 224 5
34 80 4 A E 80.5 CenturyAl CENX 13.59 .20 +28 2.2m 2
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 20 48 8 B E 39.8 CmrclMt 4.9 r CMC 9.88 +.31 +8 3.1m 4
40 92 14 A E 52.5 ComphSi 11 SID 13.82 +1.13 +88 12m 6
62 95 27 B D23.9 NewsCo 1.3 NWS 9.27 .09 +11 5.3m 7 58 80 17 A C 66.3 DynMatl .9 BOOM 16.83 .58 +29 388 8
44 80 55 .. E 40.1 ReedEls 4.5 ENL 24.42 .18 3 120 8 48 89 39 C E 60.0 FosterLB r FSTR 22.89 .65 +4 157 9
47 74 61 .. D54.6 ReedEls 4.2 RUK 34.27 +.25 24 63 11 73 71 95 D C+24.6 Gibrltr 1.5 ROCK 13.46 .29 +2 707 9k
52 60 52 A E 54.3 RogrsCo 3.4 r RCI 27.96 +.40 +25 944 14k 82 73 87 B D25.6 HawkClA
HWK 15.46 +.76 54 27 10k
35 32 56 D B40.0 Scholas 1.4 r SCHL 21.00 1.19 +48 624 13 20 20 14 A E 89.1 HaynsIntn HAYN 22.40 .25+115 350 4o
41 48 60 D E 45.0 ScrippsN 1.0 SNI 28.65 +.29 +33 946 ..o 56 72 52 B E 60.0 ILToolWk 3.6 ITW 33.98 1.36 +25 5.2m 10o
79 97 72 A E 28.8 ShawCom 4.4 r SJR . 17.56 +.25 +18 288 17k 15 30 13 C E 80.8 KaiserAl3.9 r KALU 24.44 1.51 +62 577 4
61 82 58 C D33.4 TWCable
TWC 19.81 .29 26 1.3m 17 78 68 64 A C+61.6 Kaydon 1.9 KDN 36.01 +.24 +4 481 15
37 69 45 D E 18.8 TimeWr 2.5 TWX 9.91 +.31 +15 38m 10 34 61 20 B D59.7 Ladish
LDSH 13.61 .71 +2 165 7
49 83 29 A E 45.0 ViacomA
VIA 18.85 .15 +67 207 7 32 82 4 A E 58.7 Mechel
11 MTL 8.27 .71 +9 3.3m 2
49 83 26 A E 45.4 ViacomB
VIAB 18.21 .29 +27 6.0m 7k 48 67 45 C D36.7 Mueller 2.1 MLI 19.25 .75 +74 569 6k
66 83 72 B E 35.6 WaltDsny 1.4 DIS 24.75 +.48 +11 18m 11 67 94 55 C C+42.0 NCIBldg
NCS 20.64 .47 13 415 4
11 35 24 C E 880 Wash P 2.5 WPO 349.0 4.91+326 136 12k 69 84 72 C E 17.4 NNInc 3.8 r NNBR 8.49 .38 +8 223 8k
69 85 69 A E 51.8 WilyJhnA 1.6 JWA 32.95 .20 +5 243 14 75 87 81 D C+65.2 NWPipe NWPX 36.36 .24 +17 190 14k
3.8 NUE 33.56 +1.77 +52 14m 4o
73 56 85 B B 19.9 WWEnte 10 WWE 14.36 1.57 +30 412 18 64 97 31 A D83.6 Nucor
31 79 18 C E 78.3 OlympcSt .9 ZEUS 18.34 1.08 +66 724 3
30. METALS/STEEL
26 73 18 B E 190 POSCO 3.6 PKX 59.31 .63 +46 1.4m 4o
20 64 4 B E 73.1 AKSteel 1.6 AKS 12.66 .02 +47 12m 3 55 21 89 D B+18.4 Quanex .9 NX 13.65 .33 +22 322 8
15 55 10 B E 104 AllegTch 3.0 r ATI 24.32 +.67 +31 3.9m 3 89 88 62 A B 44.0 RBCBear
ROLL 24.01 2.27 +73 272 12k
11 30 5 B E 91.0 AlmChina 3.0 ACH 10.69 .25 19 1.3m 6o 13 65 11 B E 82.3 RTIIntl
RTI 15.51 +.97 +42 1.4m 3
52 84 24 A D+53.7 AmpcoPit 3.5 AP 20.36 2.06 16 64 5k 52 95 16 B E 78.4 RelStlAl 1.6 RS 25.20 .46 +26 2.4m 3o
33 85 11 A E 104 ArcelrMt 4.3 r MT 29.61 +.49 +36 7.8m 3 42 88 10 B E 118 Schnitzr .2 SCHN 26.86 +.23 +30 1.4m 4
42 88 21 B E 36.9 BarnesG 5.1 r B 12.62 +.43 +55 992 6k 53 88 15 A E 41.5 SimsGr 3.9 SMS 12.95 +.02 2 376 4o
22 61 20 C E 58.7 BrushEMat BW 14.12 .11 23 240 8k 39 81 20 A E 75.4 Tenaris 3.2 TS 24.00 +1.20 +34 5.1m 7
22 67 12 B E 79.7 CarpTech 3.6 r CRS 20.18 .14 11 923 4 63 89 54 C E 38.7 Timken 3.4 TKR 20.91 .50 46 418 7
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
Total Volume: 33,895,663
Change: #14.8%
AMEX Stocks On The Move

Stocks $12 and higher with at least { point change and 20,000
shares traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative
Strength 80 or more are boldfaced.
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk
Rnk Str Dis High Stock Name
Stock Closing
Symbol Price
Change
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
51
53
54
59
73
53
66
16
44
62
25
E
E
E
E
E
E
D+
E
E
E
E
25.87 FTIPOX
35.70 RdxMVal
27.12 ClayMCpCr n
21.80 FTrVLEq
25.39 PShNYMu n
44.82 RdxCnsDs
27.77 ClaySabD
95.80 ProUltUtl
53.62 WTErT100
29.77 FTLCpVal n
30.23 FTEnrgy n
FPX
RFV
CZA
FVI
PZT
RCD
DEF
UPW
EEZ
FTA
FXN
15.51
20.60
16.42
13.48
19.35
24.41
18.06
32.30
28.67
17.57
12.20
+0.97 310 +999

+0.71 116 +895
+0.97 22 +874
+0.43 22 +700
+0.45 58 +525
+1.78 43 +426
+0.73 55 +411
+0.64 156 +342
+0.25 33 +270
+0.50 28 +245
+0.59 22 +228
..
..
..
..
67
4
7
31
D
E
E
E
47.30 WTSCEr
112.9 PrUBasM
131.1 ProUOG o
39.18 PSSilv o
EES
UYM
DIG
DBS
29.29
21.60
30.08
17.20
0.35 43
0.40 2,062
0.4222,104
0.54 238
Vol Vol%
(1000s) Change
+441
+283
+279
+225
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
..97B PrUShFn 135.25 +5.25 23.54 36

..99A PrUShSP
96.40 +1.25 60.41 +63
..38E SPDREnergy 45.82 +0.87 61.65 +32
..57E SPDR
94.08 +0.31457.74 +25
..11E ProUltFn
10.33 +0.12116.81 +17
30.90 0.02 89.88 +194
..18E ProUltSP
..14E ProUltQQQ 34.20 0.07 64.10 +125
..43C+ SPDRFincl 15.44 0.36236.01 8
..99A PrUShQQQ 70.40 0.50 57.38 +15
..61D DJIDiamnd 88.40 1.47 43.47 +37
..
..
41
..
36
..
..
56
..
..
Closing Net
Vol Vol%
| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg
98 PrUShCh25 104.99
26 EvergrnUt 12.50
92 FL PUtil
12.00
53 RdxCnsDs 24.41
61 GenesEngy 13.76
37 FTMatlrs n 12.52
29 ProUR2KV 22.33
27 AdamsRsEgy 15.92
53 ClayStlth
14.95
24 ClayCdEn n 13.61
+9.651,747,9 23
+0.94 40,4 22
+0.90 11,5 +85
+1.78 43,1 +426
+0.95 115,8 8
+0.84 25,0 +80
+1.48 30,4 39
+1.02 5,1 29
+0.95 2,6 42
+0.86 13,0 25
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
E
Closing
Vol%
Closing
Vol% P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg
Symbol Price Chg Chg S S Str Dis Hi Stock
.. 66 AD+ 27.8 ClaySabD
DEF 18.06 +.73 +411
.. 60 AD 30.2 ClayOcn
OTP 18.88+1.00 +416
.. 41 AE 27.7 ClayDvInt
EEN 14.15 +.18 +186
92 66 AC+ 53.2 BakerMichl BKR 22.55 +.36 +33k .. 54 AE 27.1 ClayMCpCr n CZA 16.42 +.97 +874
71 88 A+C+ 115 BioRad A
BIO 82.054.41 0k .. 62 AE 29.9 ClayOcnTG n OTR 18.76 +.85 39
..
36
AD
26.4
ClayGrLcp
n
XGC 12.66 ... 88
82 66 AD 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 56.50 .80 11k
.. 39 AD 23.0 ClaySPGDvO LVL 10.89 +.29 66
.. 39 AE 28.8 ClyClrGl
EXB 12.62 +.61 88
.. 24 AE 36.5 ClayCdEn n ENY 13.61 +.86 25
.. 51 AE 26.2 ClayYldH
CVY 14.72 +.17 +66
.. 37 AE 27.6 ClayCtry n CRO 13.77 ... 82
.. 25 AE 58.3 ClayBRIC
EEB 24.99 +.11 +51
.. 37 AD 25.4 ClayIntY n HGI 12.87 .38 43
.. 56 AE 31.7 ClaySIns
NFO 18.56 .00 74 .. 54 AD 26.0 ClayDvRtn n IRO 13.82 ... 70
.. 53 AE 27.3 ClayStlth
STH 14.95 +.95 42 .. 34 AE 26.2 ClayGTim n CUT 11.75 .15 +100
.. 39 AE 33.7 ClaySecR
XRO 17.56 +.17 +307 .. 31 AD 27.1 ClayChSC n HAO 12.60 +.30 65
.. 37 AD 29.5 ClayClear
CSD 13.73 +.14 +116 .. 58 AD+ 26.8 ClayWatr n CGW 16.72 +.25 +4
A-B
CDE
Includes stocks trading less than 20,000 shares.

Full list of low-priced and thinly traded stocks at
www.investors.com/data.
E
E
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
60
42
75
89
80
58
52
91
37
70
76
88
73
11
53
73
50
73
91
56
64
42
99
84
73
73
52
58
78
67
84
67
78
75 E
95 D
93 C+
71 C
95 B65 B+
75 B+
69 E
95 C+
68 B88 B
76 C+
79 B93 B+
84 B
80 C+
85 D+
99 D
34 D
88 C+
83 C+
97 B
39 D+
91 C+
70 D+
73 C+
90 B94 B+
71 C
81 B+
86 C
94 D+
68 D+
17.4 ATA Inc

3.3 ATS Med
12.4 AbngtBc
28.2 AcadiaRlty
10.3 Aceto
6.1 Adolor
34.0 Agree Realty
12.5 Air T
431.1 Alexanders
116.5 AlexREEqt
27.7 AllncFnl
15.5 AlliedWst
7.6 AllionHth
6.5 Alphatec
34.9 AmerCamp
10.0 Ameriana
11.8 AmBNJ
9.5 AmCareSrc
14.5 AmerOrBio
21.4 AmerRvr
3.3 AmersvFnl
42.1 AmesNtl
17.5 AmTrFin
13.7 AnimalH
21.2 AnnalyCap
10.3 Anworth
31.7 ApcArg
200.0 ArdenGpA
4.8 ArtTech
14.9 Asiainfo
133.9 Atrion
25.6 AuburnNB
122.7 AvalonBay
ATAI
ATSI
ABBC
AKR
ACET
ADLR
ADC
AIRT
ALX
ARE
ALNC
AW
ALLI
ATEC
ACC
ASBI
ABNJ
ANCI
AOB
AMRB
ASRV
ATLO
AFSI
AHII
NLY
ANH
APAGF
ARDNA
ARTG
ASIA
ATRI
AUBN
AVB
8.29 0.09
2.19 0.01
9.70 -0.25
18.56 0.30
8.14 0.04
3.30 -0.29
22.55 -0.49
7.50 -0.10
368.50 2.83
76.19 -2.53
22.97 1.96
9.56 -0.02
4.51 -0.21
4.70 -0.14
25.69 0.10
7.45 0.00
9.11 -0.39
7.03 0.37
5.48 0.23
12.50 1.00
2.47 0.33
24.01 1.20
8.34 -0.55
7.38 -0.09
12.53 -0.07
5.52 -0.06
25.99 -1.00
147.00-12.00
2.76 0.02
9.17 -0.30
102.30 4.95
23.50 0.00
73.16 -1.62
-92
-67
71
192
90
-46
-6
-67
-15
28
-94
52
-71
101
-3
-53
-51
-86
-20
-60
-18
82
-4
-62
-43
-13
47
8
-33
39
77
10
23
REITs
R Acc 52-Wk
Closing
Vol% %
S Dis High Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
71 C 29.0 AcadiaRlty AKR 18.56 0.30 192 4.5
87 C+ 20.3 ACapAgy
AGNC 16.39 0.01 -9 24.4
75 B+ 36.5 Agree Realty ADC 22.55 -0.49 -6 8.9
8 C+ 12.0 AlescoFncl AFN 0.65 0.00 -67 ..
95 C+ 471.0 Alexanders ALX 368.50 2.83 -15 ..
68 B- 116.5 AlexREEqt
ARE 76.19 -2.53 28 4.2
21 E 66.9 AMB Ppty AMB 25.98 -1.65 34 8.0
84 B 34.9 AmerCamp ACC 25.69 0.10 -3 5.3
18 E 30.5 AmerCmtyTr APO 7.30 -0.80 139 ..
34 E 28.8 AmerLndLs ANL 11.40 0.01 21 8.8
29 C+ 19.9 AmMtgAcc AMC 0.49 0.03 -71 ..
80 B 9.3 AmREIT
AMY 6.23 0.00 -72 7.9
70 D+ 21.2 AnnalyCap NLY 12.53 -0.07 -43 17.6
23 E 14.5 Anthracite AHR 3.44 0.14 -22 36.0
73 C+ 10.3 Anworth
ANH 5.52 -0.06 -13 21.0
27 D- 65.8 ApartntInv AIV 19.90 -0.45 -13 12.1
14 D- 34.5 ArborRT
ABR 5.24 -0.17 -18 47.3
82 C+ 16.9 AsdEstRlty AEC 9.74 -0.11 32 7.0
89
83
80
95
85
84
91
87
95
96
81
90
81
87
92
96
90
92
84
81
97
81
96
93
92
81
94
87
80
90
83
98
82
77
83
59
79
39
68
72
91
59
95
40
50
85
51
80
90
53
87
54
36
76
61
84
50
65
64
60
30
42
78
53
98
69
86 D59 D
81 C
93 C+
83 B75 D68 C
74 C+
83 B
61 D+
83 B
87 C+
70 E
99 C+
94 B73 C+
93 C+
82 C+
79 C+
92 C+
90 C+
79 B+
79 D+
92 A93 B85 B80 B98 B+
89 B84 D98 B83 D50 D
16.7 BCBBncrp
8.2 BOFIHldg
38.1 BcRhodeIs
33.6 BankMarin
15.8 BankSC
11.4 BeaconF n
9.9 BioImag
29.5 BioMdRlty
15.6 BlkRKel n
14.4 BlueSq
29.7 BostPvtF
22.8 BrdgeBcp
18.0 Brt&Ktz
3.5 BrdpntSec
15.7 BrklynFed
17.2 BrukerCorp
28.2 BrynMwr
9.8 CBIZInc
14.3 CNBFinlPA
20.0 CPEX Ph
38.0 CamdnNtl
19.3 Cantel
10.2 CapeBncp n
146.8 CapSW
11.0 CardiacSc
10.5 Cardinal Finl
13.5 CastlePt
18.0 CntrstBk
8.3 CentJrsy
24.9 CentrueF
3.5 Cherokee
18.1 ChinaFire n
17.1 CinaSky
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
20
68
74
61
33
75
20
57
6
57
60
55
95
13
2
76
13
67
32
71
E
D+
C+
D
C
C+
E
C+
D
B
DC
B
E
D
D+
DE
D
C
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
40.8
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
CousinsPty
BCBP
BOFI
BARI
BMRC
BKSC
BFED
BITI
BMR
BKCC
BSI
BPFH
BDGE
BKBK
BPSG
BFSB
BRKR
BMTC
CBZ
CCNE
CPEX
CAC
CMN
CBNJ
CSWC
CSCX
CFNL
CPHL
CSFL
CJBK
TRUE
CHRK
CFSG
CSKI
13.19
4.79
26.50
29.25
12.25
8.24
5.61
19.07
9.36
8.30
9.11
20.25
11.91
2.88
13.59
9.14
22.52
7.36
11.51
14.94
28.35
9.65
8.15
119.59
8.94
7.09
8.71
17.43
7.20
13.10
2.83
8.70
8.10
0.52
-0.03
-0.16
0.45
0.00
0.00
0.14
0.15
-0.58
-0.30
-0.23
0.01
-0.48
-0.07
-0.02
-0.10
0.01
-0.29
0.96
-0.06
-2.17
-0.37
0.15
-4.24
-0.40
-0.96
-0.37
-0.07
0.70
0.00
-0.01
0.13
-0.40
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
E
Closing
Vol% P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
Symbol Price Chg Chg S S Str Dis Hi Stock
.. 88 AD 54.4 ClayBond n UBD 46.85 .36 +289
.. 92 AD+ 51.6 ClayMicr n ULQ 50.00 ... 69
IMO 30.62+1.06 +37
.. 80 AE 52.4 ClayUS1 n UEM 42.73+1.34 +38 84 37 E E 63.1 ImprlOil
61 23 D D 41.6 InterOil
IOC 11.68 +.47 19
.. 44 AE 51.9 CohStGRl
GRI 29.00 +.25 +25
73 53 DE 95.2 Contango MCF 44.63 .95 +68 68 34 A+E 65.0 InvrnsMed IMA 22.70 .11 52
.. 61 AD 140 DJIDiamnd DIA 88.401.47 +37 .. 82 AC 101 IShrsCmxG IAU 77.022.37 +10
.. 56 AE 13.5 SwRCmATR RJA 7.66 +.10 69 .. 62 AE 106 IShHYCBd n HYG 70.00 .85 17
.. 54 AE 17.8 SwRCmETR RJN 8.66 +.50 72 .. 67 AD 54.9 IShrsKLDSo DSI 35.76 +.59 +15k
.. 92 AE 105 IShLeFxB n MBB 101.3 +.61 48
.. 46 AE 12.3 SwRCmMTR RJZ 6.65 +.09 93 .. 81 AD 108 IShCalMuni CMF 90.48 .71 +100
.. 52 AE 14.3 SwERCmTR RJI 7.93 +.13 70 .. 83 AE 104 IShNMuBd n MUB 89.99 +.94 +60
3 93 C+ B+ 11.1 EngInfra
EII 10.16 .04 82 .. 90 AC 105 IShNYMuni NYF 98.96 .24 20
.. 54 AC 48.0 IShUSPfd n PFF 28.20 +.13 +143
.. 32 AE 20.7 IShSilver
SLV 9.23 .37 29
.. 74 AE 27.7 FTAmBio
FBT 19.76 +.16 +105
20 18 E D 28.9 LSBInds
LXU 9.16 .65 46k
.. 49 AD+ 19.4 FTCnsmDis n FXD 10.30 +.09 +30k
92 66 D+E 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 9.75 .52 +97k
.. 77 AD 20.2 FTCnsStp n FXG 14.94 +.23 34k
.. 49 AE 25.3 FTStrVal
FDV 14.80 +.12 +291
.. 44 AD+ 34.2 FTDJGlDv n FGD 16.15 +.80 +100 .. 99 AA 33.8 Mac100OilD DOY 29.381.16 +77
.. 46 AE 28.1 FTDJInt
FDN 14.93 +.35 +211
.. 39 AD 36.0 Mac100OilU UOY 19.32 +.63 +88
.. 69 AD 24.9 FTDJMic
FDM 15.62 .06 +393
.. 26 AE 32.4 FTSelDv30 n FDD 12.21 +.61 34 .. 20 AE 66.2 MktVAgr n MOO 25.37 .52 +29
.. 25 AE 30.2 FTEnrgy n FXN 12.20 +.59 +228k .. 81 AE 111 MktVInt n ITM 89.75 ... +8
.. 62 AB 18.2 FTFincl n
FXO 9.90 +.07 10k .. 72 AE 103 MktVLgM n MLN 76.05 .00 70
.. 43 AC 54.8 FTrFTSE n FFR 27.17 +.72 88 .. 90 AC+ 51.4 MktVShMu n SMB 48.00 +.12 +114
.. 70 AC 21.4 FTHlthCr n FXH 14.69 +.21 +204k .. 59 AE 58.5 MktVEnvir EVX 36.40 +.42 83
BJK 17.73 +.23 +18
.. 44 AE 20.1 FTIndPrd n FXR 11.16 +.00 98k .. 24 AE 45.0 MktVGam
GDX 21.68 .52 +2
.. 51 AE 25.9 FTIPOX
FPX 15.51 +.97 +999 .. 18 AE 56.9 MktVGold
.. 54 AD+ 29.9 FTLCpCre n FEX 17.83 .10 +86k .. 22 AE 45.0 MkVNucE n NLR 16.42 +.12 9
.. 48 AD 31.8 FTLCpGr n FTC 18.35 +.20 +173k .. 39 A.. 38.8 MkVHardAst HAP 22.55 +.15 40
.. 62 AE 29.8 FTLCpVal n FTA 17.57 +.50 +245k .. 19 AE 45.6 MktVSolar n KWT 18.31 .29 50
.. 37 AE 24.4 FTMatlrs n FXZ 12.52 +.84 +80k .. 12 AE 114 MktVSteel SLX 33.11 +.56 +34
MXC 11.00 +.14 8k
.. 62 AE 30.0 FTMCpCre n FNX 19.27 +.86 +75k 77 99 DD 55.9 MexcoEn
.. 73 AB 23.0 FTMStrDv
FDL 13.76 +.04 5 39 69 AC+ 54.5 Ntl Hlthcr NHC 37.751.16 +37k
.. 60 AE 31.8 FTMulCpGr n FAD 20.33 ... 95k 94 20 E E 33.0 NGSvcs
NGS 10.84 +.52 +125k
.. 62 AD 28.1 FTMulCpV n FAB 17.40 +.18 +254k .. 43 AE 27.2 NetsDAX n DAX 15.28 +.38 67
.. 56 AE 19.1 FTREIT n
FRI 11.08 +.43 58 .. 22 AE 26.5 NetsJSE40
JNB 11.60 ... +50
.. 66 AD 29.3 FTSmCpCr n FYX 18.60 +.23 +7k .. 41 AD 26.3 NetFtse100 n LDN 14.90 ... 35
.. 44 AC 22.6 FTTechlgy n FXL 11.85 +.18 +65k .. 34 AE 25.2 NetsSinga SGT 14.00 .98 +25
.. 64 AD+ 19.7 FTUtils n
FXU 12.28 +.13 +292k .. 46 AE 25.3 NetsSPMib
ITL 14.89 .00 70
.. 44 AD 18.6 FstTrVL100 FVL 10.30 +.01 +63 .. 32 AD 28.4 NetASX200 n AUS 13.58 .67 23
.. 71 AE 17.0 FstTrVLDv FVD 11.51 +.01 +197
.. 59 AE 21.8 FTrVLEq
FVI 13.48 +.43 +700
24 20 DE 24.4 Geokinetic GOK 8.43 +.08 +88k 42 95 A B 87.5 ParkNatl
PRK 71.174.33 +4k
90 72 BD+ 46.5 Gormanrupp GRC 26.301.85 +30k .. 52 AE 16.3 PSAutBGr
PAO 9.76 +.31 98
99 76 BD+ 54.9 Graham
GHM 22.12 .98 +25k .. 62 AE 16.2 PSAutoBal PCA 10.67 +.07 39
.. 60 AC+ 38.0 GrHCmdty GCC 23.51 +.43 55 .. 44 AD 16.4 PSAutGr
PTO 9.16 .09 58
6 14 D E 25.5 GreenHtr n GRH 6.05 .15 8 .. 53 AE 24.1 PSAerDef
PPA 13.67 .09 69k
73 87 C D 25.6 HawkClA HWK 15.46 +.76 54k .. 64 AE 26.2 PSBuybk
PKW 16.38 +.26 25k
.. 85 AE 1.1 HB2BInt
BHH .41 +.05 9 .. 41 AE 38.0 PSCleantc
PZD 19.42 +.03 53k
.. 88 AE 206 HBiotech BBH 165.1+2.50 +48 .. 67 AE 46.6 PwshrsDB DBC 27.02 +.47 +8
.. 63 AE 16.1 HBrdbd
BDH 9.71 +.35 60 .. 62 AD 43.5 PSAgri
DBA 25.62 +.83 +19
.. 42 AE 94.0 HEur2001 EKH 48.81+2.43 36 .. 48 AE 28.0 PSBMet
DBB 15.97 +.52 48
.. 38 AE 67.5 HInternt HHH 32.59 +.57 24 .. 64 AE 57.0 PSEngy
DBE 29.84 .06 47
.. 59 AD 56.5 HIntArc
IAH 34.69 +.69 +38 .. 72 AD 30.2 PwShCurH DBV 21.48 +.04 17
.. 21 AD 6.0 HIntInf
IIH 2.20 +.02 +105 .. 81 AC+ 38.0 PSGold
DGL 29.05 .76 37
.. 63 AC+ 66.8 HMkt2000 MKH 43.06 +.85 +527 .. 62 AE 55.7 PSOil
DBO 28.67 +.09 +70
.. 20 AE 229 HOilSvc
OIH 89.79 .63 +11 .. 74 AD+ 38.7 PSPrMet
DBP 26.74 .68 29
.. 74 AE 84.1 HPharm
PPH 59.30 +.58 +114 .. 31 AE 39.2 PSSilv
DBS 17.20 .54 +225
.. 75 AB 149 HRegBk
RKH 91.433.59 +33 .. 68 AD 17.9 PwShDiv
PFM 11.88 .04 39k
.. 74 AE 102 HoldrsRetl RTH 73.20 +.27 +5x .. 54 AE 30.2 PSAggGr
PGZ 17.66 +.13 +439k
.. 45 AE 37.2 HMLSemi SMH 19.65 .33 +6 .. 91 AB 27.5 PShBank
PJB 18.14 .69 2k
.. 67 AE 46.1 HSftware SWH 31.15 +.25 57 .. 42 AD 20.6 PSBldCns
PKB 10.70 +.25 22k
.. 53 AD 41.7 HoldrsTel
TTH 22.35 .06 3 .. 73 AE 20.3 PwShBio
PBE 14.55 +.25 42k
.. 57 AE 142 HUtil
UTH 91.19+1.58 +28 .. 35 AE 39.3 PShBasM
PYZ 20.32 .06 +6k
PEZ 15.37 +.20 +466k
.. 49 AE 80.5 HWirelss WMH 42.14+2.12 +117 .. 58 AE 27.2 PShCnsD
IJKL
FGH
MNO
PQR
69
-40
-69
-49
-71
19
-30
35
-33
-72
-21
30
-94
66
70
-45
87
12
-91
21
94
-7
-72
-16
78
85
-36
163
-74
111
-79
-26
36
82 73
83 66
98 75
82 81
80 45
87 59
86 54
91 72
85 56
95 67
87 94
99 94
82 93
80 23
85 88
91 77
99 70
95 73
98 88
89 63
87 67
98 61
80 53
83 33
81 73
83 66
83 55
85 78
81 62
83 90
99 96
87 74
83 77
87 76
98 64
87 82
80 69
83 73
96 73
50 E
87 D+
98 B+
66 E
86 D96 B+
75 B+
89 A
82 C
92 B
47 B99 B+
74 E
96 D77 D+
98 B
99 A97 B88 A+
82 D
79 D+
88 A80 C+
89 B+
74 D91 D
85 B73 D
98 C
52 D+
82 D
70 C+
77 C+
59 D
95 B+
78 C
81 D
99 C+
88 D+
6.1 ChinaTInf
9.0 Ciber
25.8 CitizNthn
9.7 CtzCmtyB
22.0 CitizHold
9.2 Citizens
17.6 CodrsVly
15.9 Cogent
12.0 ColonlBnk
21.0 CmrNatPA
83.9 AmBevC
7.3 CmpTask
11.9 Compuwr
5.5 Consulier
43.5 CpOffcPty
12.8 CrawfrdA
16.6 Cryolife
2.1 Cyanotc
50.0 DailyJournal
32.2 DeltaNG
9.7 DialysisCp
86.2 DiamHill
22.2 DonegalB
5.3 Dyax
10.0 Dynex Cap
11.3 ESB Finl
13.2 EagleBn
51.1 Eastgroup
14.2 EncoreCap
13.3 EnrgyRec
12.4 EngWest
62.0 EntertmtP
56.0 EqLifePrp
18.9 eResearch
18.0 EvansBcrp
95.0 FederlRlty
17.7 FdltyBpPA
12.4 FinishLineA
13.0 FstAdvBc n
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
AHT
AVB
BMR
BXP
BDN
BRE
BRT
CPT
CT
LSE
CMO
CSE
CRE
CBL
CBF
CDR
CIM
CSA
CLP
CUZ
2.30 -0.04
73.16 -1.62
19.07 0.15
68.56 0.56
9.46 0.06
37.03 0.34
6.65 -0.60
33.83 -0.28
7.07 -1.31
5.57 -0.59
8.92 0.22
9.17 -0.09
11.31 -0.30
9.70 0.26
0.60 0.00
9.39 0.23
4.10 0.85
13.02 0.61
12.82 0.17
18.17 -1.85

52-wk
6 6 666 High
35 89 7 A E 196
18 54 21 B E 41.7
65 96 34 A E 120
58 82 41 C D 26.5
Stock
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
USSteel 2.9 X . 41.24

UnivStnls USAP 16.47
Valmont .9 VMI . 57.89
Worthn 6.2 WOR 10.91
.76 +41 15m 3 68 47 81 B

+3.73+211 167 5k 6 32 7 ..
1.20 +45 547 12o 6 31 4 ..
.20 +56 1.9m 5o 21 64 9 B
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 80 AC 30.4 PShCnsS
PSL 22.18 +.30 +46k
.. 66 AD 25.8 PSDeepV
PVM 17.16+1.01 76k
.. 37 AE 45.9 PShEngy
PXI 21.62 +.98 64k
.. 34 AE 32.3 PSEnEx
PXE 14.30 +.20 +14k
.. 69 AD 27.4 PShFinl
PFI 17.27 .02 +43k
.. 74 AE 18.7 PwShFdBev PBJ 12.92 +.29 +22k
.. 64 AD 30.5 PShHlSv
PTJ 18.21 +.13 49k
.. 69 AE 32.7 PShHlthc
PTH 20.63 ... 1k
.. 40 AC+ 21.5 PwSHard PHW 9.61 +.11 +173k
.. 51 AE 32.9 PShInds
PRN 19.74 ... 84k
.. 70 AE 18.3 PwShIns
PIC 12.30 +.04 +125k
.. 47 AE 18.3 PwShLeis
PEJ 9.26 +.36 56k
.. 49 AE 19.3 PwShLgGr PWB 11.44 +.02 16k
.. 65 AE 21.3 PwShLgVal PWV 13.80 .10 15k
.. 59 AE 28.3 PShMagni
PIQ 17.79 +.88 +43k
.. 53 AC+ 53.3 PwShDyMkt PWC 32.00 .14 +207k
.. 37 AE 16.8 PwShMedia PBS 7.67 +.10 36k
.. 44 AE 25.0 PwShMdGr PWJ 13.95 +.04 11k
.. 47 AD 20.0 PwShMdVal PWP 11.02 +.06 10k
.. 51 AD+ 21.0 PwShNetwk PXQ 10.89 +.03 +74k
.. 21 AE 34.3 PSOilSv
PXJ 13.57 .13 23
.. 63 AE 58.0 PwShDyOtc PWO 35.12+1.73 85k
.. 78 AE 19.3 PwSPharma PJP 14.95 +.61 35k
.. 70 AE 17.9 PSRetail
PMR 11.79 +.10 86k
.. 46 AD 19.0 PwShSemi PSI 10.29 .06 +6k
.. 62 AE 18.9 PwShSmGr PWT 11.41 .05 24k
.. 65 AD 18.3 PwShSmVal PWY 11.40 .28 44k
.. 66 AE 21.5 PwShSoft
PSJ 13.45 +.62 +10k
.. 53 AE 29.1 PShTch
PTF 17.11 +.13 +211k
.. 51 AD 21.8 PwSTelc
PTE 10.80 ... 19k
.. 72 AE 20.6 PwsUtils
PUI 14.53 +.11 48k
.. 31 AE 38.9 PwrShChna PGJ 15.47 .31 +12
.. 29 AE 27.2 PShGWtr n PIO 12.21 .19 +12k
.. 64 AD 16.6 PwHiGrDv PHJ 10.29 +.40 11k
.. 79 AB 14.8 PwrShHiYd PEY 9.26 .30 +76k
.. 74 AD 27.0 PShCalMu n PWZ 19.54 +.18 +2
.. 73 AE 25.4 PShNYMu n PZT 19.35 +.45 +525
.. 42 AE 22.5 PwSIntDv
PID 11.66 ... 3k
.. 49 AD 18.1 PSLNano
PXN 9.52 .07 50k
.. 52 AC+ 22.6 PShPfd n PGX 12.28 +.03 19
.. 49 AE 19.4 PwSValL
PIV 11.15 +.10 7k
.. 53 AE 22.9 PwSWtrRes PHO 13.86 +.16 29
.. 23 AE 28.8 PwShWHCln PBW 10.52 +.22 9
.. 58 AE 17.5 PwSZMic
PZI 9.71 .17 10k
.. 53 AD 29.0 PwSZSC
PZJ 16.12 +.37 +126
.. 92 AB 28.6 PSh130Tr n PLW 26.39 .09 36
.. 85 AE 30.8 PSUSDBear UDN 25.97 .04 53
.. 96 AC+ 25.8 PSUSDBull UUP 25.45 +.07 67
.. 25 AE 33.3 PShAsiaP n PUA 12.57 +.08 51
.. 28 AE 32.0 PShDvInt n PFA 11.81 +.07 +156
.. 28 AE 26.5 PShEurop n PEH 11.25 .62 68
.. 62 AD 28.6 PSLgCap
PJF 18.45 +.20 +235k
.. 46 AD+ 28.6 PSMidCp
PJG 16.17 +.43 +45k
.. 67 AD 26.1 PSSmCap PJM 17.10 +.21 34k
.. 60 AD 28.2 PShEMSov n PCY 18.00 .76 10
.. 48 AB 24.8 PSFinPf
PGF 13.21 .06 +18k
.. 31 AE 28.2 PSAPcxJs n PDQ 11.99 +.79 68
.. 41 AE 26.9 PSDvMxUSs PDN 13.73 ... 49
.. 31 AC+ 28.7 PSEmgMk n PXH 13.13 .41 12
.. 39 AE 26.9 PSEurSm n PWD 13.25 ... +219
.. 25 AE 35.0 PShGEng n PBD 13.76 .52 36
.. 56 AC+ 26.6 PSHYCpBd n PHB 16.20 .10 +112
.. 72 AE 25.8 PShNatMu n PZA 19.27 +.13 +142
.. 28 AE 27.9 PSIntEq n PFP 11.56 .30 +29
.. 41 AC 26.2 PSPrivEq
PSP 11.67 .03 +11k
.. 48 AD 30.9 PSVLIR
PYH 18.11 +.18 12k
.. 91 AE 27.0 PSVrdoTF n PVI 25.02 .01 19
AgnicoEg .5 AEM
Alcoa
5.8 AA
AMCOLI 3.0 ACO
AngloA 5.4 AAUK
AngloAs .7 AU
BHPBilLt 5.5 BHP
BHPBlplc 4.5 BBL
BarrckG 1.7 ABX
Buenavnt 1.3 BVN
Cameco 1.4 CCJ
Clevlnd 1.3 CLF
CompVDR .9 RIO
FreeptC 6.1 r FCX
Goldcorp .9 GG
B40.9 RoylGld 1.0 r RGLD 29.00 2.23 +55 1.2m 42

E 39.5 SeabrGld
SA
7.07 +.04 +57 491 ..
E 48.2 SilverStd
SSRI
8.34 .67 +43 1.7m ..
E 47.6 SthnCopp 19 r PCU 11.76 .31 +30 8.2m 5
24 69 9 A E 53.7 TechCmco 7.1 TCK 13.71 +.89 +53 5.2m 3
31. MINING
21 36 31 C D+83.5
3 56 8 C E 44.8
77 79 71 B B42.7
15 61 11 B E 38.8
16 11 20 D B51.4
46 95 20 A E 95.6
49 95 21 A E 86.1
58 85 25 A C+54.7
61 96 18 A C+42.9
20 77 11 B E 52.3
36 80 13 A E 121
25 64 12 A E 44.2
18 71 7 B E 127
38 71 24 B D 52.7
41 37 59 D C+14.6
29 92 9 A E 45.0
23 34 24 B C+27.4
14 29 13 B D41.4
64 96 43 A E 31.7
56 91 33 B D57.6
30 59 9 A E 44.1
64 72 49 A C+56.3
43 98 12 A E 558

32. OFFICE
35.72 +.08 32 3.6m 60

11.80 .41 +37 26m 6o 64 59 54 B
23.65 1.08 +38 261 13o 86 81 80 B
11.21 +.21 2 2.7m 4o 46 62 48 B
18.57 +.13 +18 3.0m .. 6 30 17 ..
35.07 .94 +45 8.5m 6o 53 49 56 C
31.16 .09 +51 1.8m 5o 12 31 30 ..
23.61 .97 +10 20m 11 33 52 43 B
14.55
14.45
28.00
12.28
32.93
20.09
HrmnyGld HMY 7.97

HWinstn 2.3 HWD 8.63
KinrsGo .7 KGC 10.75
LihirGold
LIHR 12.73
MesabTrs 26 MSB 15.18
NewmtM 1.5 NEM 27.46
PanAmSlvr PAAS 12.04
Randgold .3 GOLD 29.72
RioTinto 3.9 RTP . 155.3
.15
+.31
+.72
+.64
.46
.52
4 1.4m 6
+5 4.9m 8
+88 9.7m 6
+47 68m 6
+41 26m 3
+12 18m 31
.55 +16 3.7m ..

+.26 +3 88 3
.34 +3 10m 34
.02 +25 1.1m 39
+1.73+235 295 6
1.39 +12 11m 10
+.05 +8 2.2m 9
.33 27 957 37
2.75 +55 955 5o
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 34 AE 32.1 PSWHPrE PUW 16.00 +.35 +150k
.. 98 AB 93.8 ProShtDow DOG 82.47 +.92 +30
.. 96 AC+ 104 ProSShFn
SEF 80.68 +.01 57
.. 98 AC+ 94.9 ProShtMC MYY 84.53 +.01 +175
.. 99 AA 131 ProShtEafe EFZ 114.1+2.80 84
.. 99 AB 136 PrShtEM n EUM 115.0+3.18 11
.. 99 AB 131 ProSShOG DDG 112.3+2.51 +25
.. 98 AA 87.0 ProShtQQQ PSQ 77.09 .15 19
.. 98 AB+ 109 ProShR2K RWM 94.68+2.46 62
.. 98 AA 100.0 ProShtSP
SH 87.30 +.30 +24
.. 97 AB+ 107 ProShtSC
SBB 89.21 ... 46
.. 4 AE 113 PrUBasM
UYM 21.60 .40 +283
.. 44 AD 80.4 ProUCnG
UGE 39.86 +.61 +199
.. 22 AE 67.5 ProUCnS
UCC 22.30+1.03 28
.. 21 AE 100.0 ProUltDow DDM 34.78 .91 +149
.. 11 AE 58.1 ProUltFn
UYG 10.33 +.12 +17
.. 42 AD 77.7 ProUltHC
RXL 38.50 +.38 +65
.. 14 AE 94.8 ProUltInd
UXI 26.92 +.05 +39
.. 14 AE 94.1 ProUltMC MVV 29.20 .32 +38
.. 7 AE 131 ProUOG
DIG 30.08 .42 +279
.. 14 AE 123 ProUltQQQ QLD 34.20 .07 +125
.. 11 AD 48.3 ProUltRE
URE 12.08 .03 +45
.. 16 AE 81.9 ProUR1KG UKF 26.58 +.27 16
.. 16 AD 71.9 ProUR1KV UVG 21.41 .25 +52
.. 16 AE 76.7 PrUR2KG
UKK 24.05 .67 18
.. 29 AD 58.6 ProUR2KV UVT 22.33+1.48 39
.. 10 AE 77.5 PrURMCG UKW 20.23 .29 +32
.. 15 AD 67.5 PrURMCV
UVU 20.02 +.57 30
.. 22 AE 74.3 ProUltR2K UWM 25.031.35 +161
.. 18 AE 98.7 ProUltSP
SSO 30.90 .02 +194
.. 10 AE 91.3 ProUSemi USD 18.78 .54 8
.. 25 AD 77.6 ProUltSC
SAA 27.341.30 40
.. 16 AE 99.9 ProUTech ROM 28.25 .37 +135
.. 13 AE 90.7 ProUltTel n LTL 28.50 .54 +36
.. 16 AE 95.8 ProUltUtl UPW 32.30 +.64 +342
.. 86 AB+ 75.0 ProUSL20 n TBT 63.62 +.72 +10
.. 90 AB+ 74.0 ProUSL710 PST 68.79 .31 57
.. 99 AA 107 PrUShBM SMN 80.95 .05 +53
.. 98 AA 117 PrUShCnG SZK 97.441.57 38
.. 99 AA 177 PrUShCnS SCC 145.3 .95 43
.. 99 AA 111 PrUShDow DXD 84.22+2.28 +32
.. 97 AB 212 PrUShFn
SKF 135.3+5.25 36
.. 98 AB+ 172 PrUShCh25 FXP 105.0+9.65 23
.. 98 AB+ 132 PrUShHc
RXD 96.931.13 +11
.. 99 AA 141 PrUShInd
SIJ 115.4+1.69 50
.. 99 AA 128 PrUShMC
MZZ 101.4+1.30 14
.. 99 AB 223 ProUShEafe EFU 159.8+5.79 +14
.. 99 AA 207 PrUltSEM n EEV 133.4+6.91 +37
.. 99 AB 187 PrUlSMSCI EWV 126.0+2.41 +10
.. 99 AA 86.5 PrUShOG
DUG 53.08 +.53 14
.. 99 AA 92.5 PrUShQQQ QID 70.40 .50 +15
.. 99 AB+ 159 PrUSR1KG SFK 123.51.71 27
.. 99 AB 187 PrUSR1KV
SJF 135.41.35 91
.. 99 AB 163 PrUSR2KG SKK 115.8+5.17 10
.. 97 AB 167 PrUSR2KV SJH 115.2+3.09 57
.. 98 AB 158 PrUShRE
SRS 128.0+2.00 25
.. 99 AB 187 PrUSRMCG SDK 144.32.42 69
.. 99 AB+ 194 PrUSRMCV SJL 150.14.85 51
.. 98 AA 146 ProUSR2K TWM 107.7+5.11 +12
.. 99 AA 129 PrUShSP
SDS 96.40+1.25 +63
.. 99 AA 154 PrUShSem SSG 130.4+4.61 62
.. 98 AB 140 ProUShSc
SDD 105.3+4.85 47
.. 99 AB+ 133 PrUShTch REW 103.6 +.04 3
.. 99 AB 160 ProUltSTel n TLL 110.94.65 74
.. 99 AB 143 PrUShUtl
SDP 95.754.20 72
D+59.7 AveryDe 4.9 AVY 33.68 .24 5 1.2m 8

B40.3 BradyA 2.3 r BRC 29.15 .72
E 55.0 Canon
3.2 CAJ
9 DLX
5.3 EBF
1.2 FUJI
6.3 PBI
D40.9 Deluxe
C 21.7 EnnisI
E 49.0 Fujifilm
E 47.1 PitneyB
0 422 12
31.14 +.10 +50 1.1m 9k

10.11 +.75 +52 917 3
11.71 .76 +44 187 7
20.30 +.58 +2 193 12k
22.39 .79 +45 2.5m 8
33. REAL EST

29 23 62 E C 58.4
40 47 38 B E 40.8
26 33 27 C D+25.5
10 11 17 D E 58.2
22 41 28 D C 29.5
60 96 28 B D58.0
83 86 59 B C+63.5
27 40 17 B C+99
22 57 26 E E 33.4
15 50 29 E E 34.3
59 49 84 E C+46.8
72 50 78 B C 44.5
60 51 68 B D36.9
AvatarHldg r AVTR
BrkfldAs 2.7 r BAM
BrkfldPr 5.4 BPO
ForestCA 2.0 FCEA
Forestarn
FOR
GpAerPac 9 PAC
GrupoAer 5.0 ASR
JonesLaL 3.2 JLL
MIDevl 4.7 MIM
27.62 .75 +51 74 ..k

19.35 .58 1 1.7m 18
10.32 +.32 33 2.2m 25k
15.76 .70 +14 833 ..
11.10 .34 35 213 18
19.90 +.60 +62 514 7k
38.43 .23 37 75 10k
30.82 .08 30 558 5
12.64 .29+197 387 10k
MauiLdPn
MLP 16.55 2.89 +75 43 ..k
StJoe
TejonRnch
JOE 30.84 .76 24 989 62

TRC 30.04 1.12 +5 71 71k
WPCary 8.7 r WPC 22.45 .57 +42 66 12k
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 25 AD 75.5 Rdx2xRUT RRY 29.75 ... 45
.. 18 AE 76.9 Rdx2xSPX RSU 26.54 +.34 +51
.. 17 AE 77.1 Rdx2xMdC RMM 27.11 +.23 28
.. 5 AE 79.4 Rydx2xEn REA 17.86 +.61 +34
.. 13 AD 76.4 Rydx2xFin RFL 27.281.47 26
.. 62 AE 87.3 Rydx2xHC RHM 53.84 ... 95
.. 19 AE 72.4 Rydx2xTch RTG 31.54+1.04 +28
.. 98 AB+ 170 RdxIn2xRs RRZ 120.5 .92 92
.. 99 AB+ 196 RdxIn2xSP RSW 148.9 .55 52
.. 99 AB 190 RdxIn2xMd RMS 145.6 .82 85
.. 99 AB 258 RydxInvEn REC 161.6 .51 2
.. 90 AD+ 132 RydxInvFn RFN 77.61+2.77 62
.. 97 AB+ 122 RydxInvHC RHO 86.9510.9 40
.. 99 AA 175 RydxInvTc RTW 133.57.04 73
.. 64 AD+ 117 RydRus50
XLG 73.79 .24 +22k
.. 53 AD 50.8 RdxSPEqlWt RSP 29.73 .04 36k
.. 53 AE 39.5 RdxSPGth RPG 24.00 +.18 39k
.. 51 AD 34.7 RdxSPVal RPV 18.03 +.24 +236k
.. 53 AE 44.8 RdxCnsDs RCD 24.41+1.78 +426k
.. 78 AE 53.8 RdxCnStp RHS 41.23 +.55 62k
.. 29 AE 82.6 RdxEngy
RYE 36.24+1.19 +22k
.. 44 AD 49.2 RdxFncl
RYF 22.08 +.09 30k
.. 72 AD 59.5 RdxHlthC
RYH 42.59 +.29 20k
.. 52 AE 59.9 RdxIndls
RGI 35.62 +.54 65k
.. 46 AE 59.8 RdxMatls RTM 34.46 ... 82k
.. 47 AE 55.3 RdxTech
RYT 30.40 +.23 +8k
.. 52 AD 64.0 RdxUtil
RYU 38.17 ... 79k
.. 58 AE 59.7 RdxMGth
RFG 37.64 .06 67k
.. 53 AE 35.7 RdxMVal
RFV 20.60 +.71 +895k
.. 66 AE 44.8 RdxSCGr
RZG 28.73 +.25 27k
.. 66 AD 38.2 RdxSCVal
RZV 22.90 .06 +59k
ST
.. 52 AE 165 S&PMdcpDR MDY 100.11.54 +47
32 7 DE 39.5 SeabrGld
SA 7.07 +.04 +57
.. 43 AE 25.1 SPAMG100 n SIH 13.25 .05 +699
.. 41 AE 24.8 SPAMG200 n SNB 13.00 +.25 +590
.. 27 AE 25.2 SPAMG40 n SFV 11.35 ... 96
.. 41 AE 25.4 SPALC100 n SZG 13.43+1.03 86
.. 41 AE 24.8 SPAMC100 n SVD 13.54 +.24 22
.. 50 AE 24.8 SPASC100 n SSK 13.82 +.12 +371
.. 61 AD 37.4 SPDRConsm XLY 22.24 +.44 +14
.. 84 AD 30.3 SPDRCnStpl XLP 24.31 +.18 +11
.. 70 AE 62.8 SPIntTip n WIP 47.29 +.29 53
.. 57 AB 82.9 SpdrGlobT DGT 50.53 +.73 +198
.. 44 AE 52.8 SpdrWlsRE RWO 29.81 +.56 +59
.. 35 AE 66.1 SpdrIntRE RWX 29.801.01 +139
.. 58 AB 71.0 SpdrLgCap ELR 43.94 +.58 +7
.. 55 AE 61.2 SpdrLCapG ELG 38.02 +.31 +48
.. 57 AC+ 88.6 SpdrLCapV ELV 52.90 .01 +15
.. 47 AE 63.1 SpdrMdCap EMM 34.68 ... 21
.. 47 AE 72.2 SpdrMCpG EMG 40.65 +.98 +163
.. 59 AE 60.1 SpdrMCpV EMV 37.26 .00 2
.. 51 AE 82.4 SpdrWilRE RWR 46.76 .43 4
.. 58 AE 66.5 SpdrSmCap DSC 39.82+1.52 +6
.. 51 AE 108 SpdrSCapG DSG 61.83+1.25 +10
.. 65 AE 72.5 SpdrSCapV DSV 45.33 +.15 +173
.. 57 AE 112 SpdrTotMkt TMW 68.23 .09 +33
.. 38 AE 91.4 SPDREnergy XLE 45.82 +.87 +32
.. 43 AC+ 34.6 SPDRFincl XLF 15.44 .36 8
.. 56 AE 64.4 SpdrMcQGl GII 39.75+1.58 25
.. 74 AD+ 37.9 SPDRHlthC XLV 26.41 +.21 +25
.. 47 AE 41.2 SPDRInds
XLI 23.71 .37 4
.. 69 AC+ 52.1 KbwBk
KBE 28.25 .39 +22
.. 40 AB 71.6 KbwCM
KCE 31.71 +.28 74
.. 35 AC+ 58.0 KbwIns
KIE 26.58 +.01 49
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 92 AB 54.7 KBWRB
KRE 32.66 .55 34
.. 91 AA 47.5 SpLehTbl
BIL 45.82 .10 20
.. 87 AD+ 55.9 SpLehAgBd LAG 50.15 .13 82
.. 84 AE 54.3 SpBrcTips
IPE 46.05 .05 14
.. 82 AC 25.4 SPLehCAM CXA 19.45 .35 +160
.. 60 AD 48.2 SpdrLehHY JNK 32.25 .44 +49
.. 86 AD 59.0 SPLeIntTB BWX 50.32+1.09 41
.. 93 AC+ 57.5 SpLehIntTr ITE 56.26 +.77 84
.. 91 AB 57.3 SpLehLTTr TLO 52.86 .39 +88
.. 82 AB 24.1 SpLehMu
TFI 19.29 +.35 2
.. 81 AE 25.9 SPLeNYMu INY 19.00 .15 +9
.. 90 AD 25.2 SPLeSTMu SHM 22.46 +.54 11
.. 45 AE 46.5 SPDRMatls XLB 26.15+1.07 +51
.. 45 AE 68.1 MSTech
MTK 37.01+1.65 13
.. 41 AE 45.4 SpdMSxUS CWI 23.66 .49 82
.. 58 AC 55.8 SpdrPrJpn JPP 34.19 +.54 87
.. 66 AE 49.3 SpdrSCJpn JSC 31.30+1.08 50
.. 57 AE 157 SPDR
SPY 94.08 +.31 +25
.. 81 AE 69.9 SpdrBiot
XBI 52.00 +.35 +27
.. 21 AE 36.2 SPBRIC40
BIK 14.12 .53 37
.. 29 AD 114 SpdChina n GXC 42.231.47 5
.. 79 AB 60.2 SpdrDiv
SDY 42.35 .50 +78
.. 34 AD+ 105 SpEmgAsP GMF 44.311.99 48
.. 13 AE 76.2 SpdrEEur n GUR 25.621.00 90
.. 26 AE 101 SpEmLtAm n GML 42.48 +.89 44
.. 31 AE 86.4 SpdEMkts n GMM 39.20 .24 +122
.. 41 AD 80.2 SpdEMEA n GAF 40.932.92 +7
.. 28 AD 54.9 SpdrEMSmC EWX 26.05 .26 47
.. 66 AD 24.9 SpdrHome XHB 14.00 .03 10
.. 60 AE 27.1 SpdrICnDis IPD 19.32 ... 67
.. 64 AE 29.7 SpdrICnStp IPS 20.88 ... 86
.. 29 AD 77.3 SpdrIntDiv n DWX 36.90 .10 68
.. 34 AD 32.4 SpdrIEngy IPW 17.98 ... +117
.. 48 AC+ 27.2 SpdrIFncl
IPF 17.73 ... +33
.. 73 AE 34.1 SpdrIHlthC IRY 25.55+1.00 +163
.. 43 AE 28.6 SpdrIIndus IPN 17.92 ... 14
.. 24 AE 32.0 SpdrIMatls IRV 15.60 +.61 89
.. 43 AE 36.7 SpdrIntMC MDD 21.16 +.85 +579
.. 37 AD 39.9 SpdrIntSC n GWX 18.77 .38 +62
.. 39 A.. 29.3 SpdrIntTech IPK 17.57 ... +111
.. 71 AE 26.6 SpdrITelec
IST 20.32 ... 94
.. 66 AE 29.8 SpdrIUtil
IPU 22.09+1.65 87
.. 15 AE 96.1 SpdrMetM XME 30.93+1.33 +69
.. 21 AD 52.1 SpdrOGEq
XES 20.14 .07 2
.. 31 AE 73.0 SpdrOGEx
XOP 30.10+1.04 3
.. 74 AE 35.7 SpdrPhrm XPH 26.56 +.17 +450
.. 62 AD 39.5 SpdrRetl
XRT 22.75 +.05 3
.. 51 AD 55.6 SpdrSemi
XSD 28.71 +.81 23
.. 43 AE 35.7 SpdWldxUS GWL 19.12 +.07 63
.. 55 AE 28.6 SPDRTech XLK 16.63 .07 +29
.. 55 AE 44.7 SPDRUtil
XLU 27.43 +.16 +71
67 96 A+A 59.3 Tompkns
TMP 46.75 .80 +20k
UVWXYZ
.. 60 AD 89.2 US12Mo n
.. 43 AE 67.7 US GasFd n
.. 41 AD+ 67.3 USHeatO n
.. 52 AE 63.9 USNGFd n
.. 56 AE 119 USOilFnd
.. 60 AD 53.2 WTErn500
.. 44 AE 53.6 WTErT100
.. 31 AE 56.6 WTIntRE n
.. 52 AD 52.5 WTLwPE
.. 64 AC 50.1 WTMCEr
.. 67 AD 47.3 WTSCEr
.. 60 AD 52.8 WTTotEr
USL 44.971.47 +11

UGA 33.69 +.06 27
UHN 33.97 +.97 +14
UNG 30.65 +.55 43
USO 59.15 .19 4
EPS 32.80 +.00 48
EEZ 28.67 +.25 +270
DRW 22.79 .50 10
EZY 29.45 .36 +112
EZM 31.52 +.77 91
EES 29.29 .35 +441
EXT 32.54 +.28 +57

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-15 36.5
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-17 4.0
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-41 2.2
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CpOffcPty
CrystalR
DCT Indl
DeefldCap
DEmmett
DevelprDvs
DiamRkHos
DigitlRlt
DukeRlty
DuPFabr n
Dynex Cap
Eastgroup
EducRlty
EntertmtP
EqLifePrp
EqtyRsd
Equity One
EssexPpty
EstnLtCap
ExtraSpc
CTFO
CBR
CZNC
CZWI
CIZN
CIA
CVLY
COGT
COBK
CNAF
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CTGX
CPWR
CSLR
OFC
CRDA
CRY
CYAN
DJCO
DGAS
DCAI
DHIL
DGICB
DYAX
DX
ESBF
EGBN
EGP
ECPG
ERII
EWST
EPR
ELS
ERES
EVBN
FRT
FSBI
FINL
FABK
4.00
5.41
24.15
6.10
17.90
7.59
11.68
9.86
9.30
15.25
39.50
6.69
6.71
4.70
29.44
7.20
13.79
1.68
39.80
22.74
6.56
64.25
15.68
3.78
6.54
9.59
8.00
36.03
10.80
7.13
8.00
38.80
37.97
8.65
17.10
61.99
11.60
7.79
10.50
0.01
-0.38
0.14
-0.30
0.00
-0.37
0.00
0.46
0.00
0.00
3.60
0.41
-0.03
0.50
1.20
-0.27
0.44
-0.01
0.00
1.97
-0.42
-0.09
0.00
-0.02
0.04
-0.30
0.04
-0.71
0.44
-0.09
-0.07
-0.05
-0.95
0.04
0.10
-1.76
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0.11
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331
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67
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70
-13
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83
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-60
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-73
64
130
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-31
112
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81
91
92
88
90
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87
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83
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73
93
72
45
78
69
56
70
74
69
83
73
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59
80
82
95 A96 C+
95 A74 B
85 A68 B
92 C
95 C+
86 A95 C
85 D
93 B69 C+
89 B+
78 E
80 C
87 C+
95 E
85 D84 B78 B68 D+
88 D+
89 B+
68 D88 D
68 D
88 D91 B+
81 C+
59 D
96 D90 C+
85 B68 B
96 C+
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80 B67 E
68 C+
13.3 FstbkPRic FBP

23.1 FtBcqME
FNLC
18.4 FstBks
FBSI
11.0 FstBncTr
FBTC
20.0 FBusnFn
FBIZ
9.9 FstCalifF n FCAL
17.1 First Cap FCAP
192.5 FstCtz A
FCNCA
11.6 FtFnNw
FFNW
24.5 First Lng Isld FLIC
10.4 FstSecGrp FSGI
21.9 First United FUNC
14.7 Flagstone n FSR
13.3 Fox Chase FXCB
15.0 FrnklnBen BFBC
11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI
19.5 GS Finl
GSLA
4.4 GSITech n GSIT
15.0 GermnAm GABC
28.6 GettyRlty
GTY
11.0 GlbTraff
GNET
16.5 Globecom GCOM
14.3 GrnCntyBcp GCBC
7.6 CentenBk GBNK
15.6 HLTHCorp HLTH
6.7 HackettGp HCKT
17.6 HallmkF
HALL
13.9 HampRdBk HMPR
14.3 HrlysvlSv
HARL
12.9 Harmonic HLIT
5.2 HarvrdBio HBIO
18.2 Hawkins
HWKN
54.0 HealthCrR HCN
32.0 HealthRlty HR
3.8 HlthStrm
HSTM
7.3 HenryBrEl HBE
13.2 HercTecG
HTGC
22.7 HeritagFinl HFWA
18.7 HeritCrys n HCCI
38.3 HghwdPrp HIW
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
OFC
CRZ
DCT
DFR
DEI
DDR
DRH
DLR
DRE
DFT
DX
EGP
EDR
EPR
ELS
EQR
EQY
ESS
ELC
EXR
29.44 1.20
0.79 0.00
4.88 -0.12
4.60 4.13
14.66 0.82
16.48 -0.07
4.29 0.32
34.77 0.29
15.39 0.36
7.24 0.17
6.54 0.04
36.03 -0.71
8.26 0.21
38.80 -0.05
37.97 -0.95
32.51 0.19
17.39 -0.70
91.29 1.74
4.64 0.00
11.41 -0.21
83 5.1
-43 50.6
-36 13.1
150 7.4
47 5.1
8 16.7
15 23.3
0 3.6
1 12.6
-44 10.4
-60 14.1
50 5.8
83 9.9
130 8.7
-6 2.1
-13 5.9
-19 6.9
55 4.5
-80 ..
2 8.8
78
7
14
6
72
78
2
84
73
19
1
76
96
81
83
90
85
21
68
36
C
E
DDB+
B
DBE
E
E
DC+
D
C
C+
BE
C+
E
98.9
29.5
50.6
8.4
21.1
31.8
67.4
33.9
22.9
29.7
38.3
73.6
6.6
27.2
42.2
54.0
38.7
14.2
47.4
14.5
FederlRlty
FelCor
First Industrl
FriedBR
FrkStPrp
FstPotmc
GenlGrPpty
GettyRlty
Gladstn
GlimchRlty
Gramercy
Gyrodyne Am
HanovCap
HatterasF n
HCP
HealthCrR
HealthRlty
Hersha Hosp
HghwdPrp
HMG
8.92
17.85
16.00
6.70
15.05
6.26
15.27
158.70
9.10
20.51
7.06
19.00
9.75
11.12
10.65
7.61
15.50
3.29
11.13
17.91
6.83
7.71
11.51
4.68
9.10
4.10
8.48
10.75
13.00
8.12
3.43
16.89
43.90
23.78
2.23
5.89
7.49
14.09
10.32
24.26
-0.84
-0.18
0.00
0.02
0.00
-1.63
0.00
-3.19
-0.47
-0.06
0.01
-0.97
-0.30
-0.69
0.80
0.13
0.01
0.10
0.12
-1.39
-0.19
-0.09
0.00
-0.37
0.38
0.01
-0.59
0.75
0.00
-0.08
0.03
0.23
0.47
-0.72
-0.19
0.35
-0.84
0.57
-0.23
0.00
-3
85
-88
69
25
251
-83
68
-34
-60
-37
-2
-1
-38
-44
-52
-60
-75
-60
-11
57
48
-92
32
95
1
-7
-36
-55
23
68
184
-1
-34
-43
-58
70
-86
50
53
89
91
83
87
82
80
92
90
89
86
85
86
96
81
84
83
85
86
83
82
85
96
90
89
94
96
90
90
91
96
84
98
91
82
98
91
82
92
93
93
71
61
73
74
61
34
94
73
96
76
73
74
81
92
75
80
95
69
66
60
69
88
77
63
74
66
65
81
73
80
91
87
73
38
99
83
69
97
72
55
89 C
90 D
83 ..
82 B93 E
94 B+
75 E
91 D+
69 C
89 D76 D69 D83 A
62 E
79 D+
78 E
68 D
92 D
86 B+
76 D84 B91 C+
94 C
90 C
65 C
91 B+
88 B+
83 D+
90 B
86 A
69 C
93 E
92 E
95 B+
78 C
76 B88 D
62 D+
93 D
90 B
37.0 HinghmSv
11.0 HomeDia
8.0 Homeown
15.2 HopfedBcp
4.6 Icad
27.0 IndiCmtyB
19.5 IndSvAm
4.3 Innotrac
20.2 Insteel
12.0 Intersect
2.4 Inventure
13.8 IturnLoc
13.4 JksnvBcIL
14.5 JBeanTc
14.1 KFedBcp
7.4 KSWInc
170.0 K Tron Intl
10.2 KYFstFed
13.4 Kforce
17.5 LSB Cp
31.2 LTC Ppty Inc
19.0 LaCrsFtwr
10.6 LakeShrBc
14.0 LakeInd
17.2 LANAirADS
15.7 Landec
27.5 LandmkBcp
9.5 LaPorteB n
14.8 LegcyBc
10.8 LibrtyBc
15.2 Liquidity
13.3 LaBncp n
9.3 Magal Sec
2.4 MagicSftwr
15.2 MainStC n
10.0 Meadwbrk
10.9 MedalFin
13.7 MedclProp
9.1 Medifast
24.5 MercMcsVT
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
FRT
FCH
FR
FBR
FSP
FPO
GGP
GTY
GOOD
GRT
GKK
GYRO
HCM
HTS
HCP
HCN
HR
HT
HIW
HMG
61.99 -1.76
3.48 -0.29
12.75 -0.13
0.65 0.00
11.80 -0.10
13.88 -0.19
6.12 0.73
17.91 -1.39
13.52 2.40
5.50 0.25
1.75 0.25
32.04 0.00
0.25 -0.03
20.92 0.01
30.15 -0.27
43.90 0.47
23.78 -0.72
3.85 -0.15
24.26 0.00
5.20 1.20
17 4.2
-37 17.2
-4 22.6
8 ..
2 6.4
2 9.8
18 ..
-11 10.5
16 11.1
-17 23.3
-4144.0
-37 ..
-80 ..
-44 20.1
-8 6.0
-1 6.2
-34 6.5
157 18.7
53 7.0
-38 ..
80
13
37
27
2
56
74
80
1
14
55
52
37
9
84
22
24
70
26
45
D+
E
D
E
BE
DB
E
D
E
D
E
DBE
D
DE
B-
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
HIFS
HDIX
HCII
HFBC
ICAD
INCB
IDSA
INOC
IIIN
INTX
SNAK
ITRN
JXSB
JBT
KFED
KSW
KTII
KFFB
KFRC
LSBX
LTC
BOOT
LSBK
LAKE
LFL
LNDC
LARK
LPSB
LEGC
LBCP
LQDT
LABC
MAGS
MGIC
MAIN
MIG
TAXI
MPW
MED
MBVT
27.95
7.91
5.40
11.25
2.73
18.01
9.12
3.00
9.14
8.90
1.54
8.72
9.05
9.58
8.53
4.59
90.67
9.70
8.22
12.10
22.86
15.86
8.89
11.74
9.02
8.99
19.60
6.00
12.25
8.65
8.45
11.90
7.07
1.74
10.50
5.89
8.86
8.10
4.98
21.37
0.95
0.25
0.60
0.00
0.09
1.76
2.43
0.17
-0.01
-0.25
0.10
-0.15
0.00
0.03
0.29
0.08
0.56
0.20
-0.59
0.00
-0.11
0.00
0.00
0.59
0.06
0.36
0.60
0.38
-0.54
0.00
-0.42
0.00
-0.03
0.04
-0.74
-0.42
0.07
0.20
0.08
0.00
-89
-80
-84
-56
-58
-48
16
29
5
-52
181
35
-44
-81
-96
-59
-24
-86
106
-89
17
-51
149
-2
30
58
-83
225
-32
820
-23
-83
-83
-40
-28
-26
13
33
-48
153
82
86
81
83
82
91
84
82
87
90
87
93
88
93
90
85
95
80
95
98
98
95
90
82
96
86
91
97
93
88
88
85
82
90
85
80
83
87
99
95
58
44
83
82
72
94
85
29
84
58
65
66
68
72
63
88
73
79
93
99
89
86
94
11
85
91
77
93
84
51
75
46
69
63
73
91
92
55
96
74
78 D91 B
76 D+
78 D+
80 D75 C
73 E
97 B+
61 C
99 B85 D+
87 B85 B+
96 B+
77 C+
68 E
82 B
65 D
81 C+
81 C+
98 C+
82 C
86 B98 A
87 D91 C+
92 E
94 C
92 D89 C+
82 C+
97 D
97 B+
87 D71 B
46 B43 D
81 B+
84 B
98 A-
27.0 Mesa Labs

16.2 Metrocorp
10.8 Micrel
19.2 MidWOne n
12.3 MOCON
15.2 MonrchFn
49.8 MoogB
36.1 NASB Finc
8.9 NIC Inc
9.0 NPSPharma
18.2 NathnsFms
22.0 NtlBnksh
35.0 Natl Hlth Inv
35.6 Natl Resrch
25.5 NatRetPrp
7.3 NtlTchSys
40.0 NtnwdHlth
10.7 NaugatVlly
13.0 Ness Tech
16.1 Netscout
13.4 NV Chmls
12.2 NwEngBc
8.9 Newpark Res
11.3 99Cents
16.2 NobelLrn
20.9 NthnTch
32.8 NorwdFnl
5.7 NovaMed
11.8 OceanShor
11.3 OdyssyHth
9.6 OldLnBnc
22.0 OldPntFnl
31.2 OmegaFlx
19.8 OmegaHlth
15.3 PDLBio
9.9 PMC Sierra
21.9 ParaCopl
101.7 PatrtTrns
11.8 PC-Tel
37.9 PeapkGlFn
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
42.48 -1.09
11.56 -0.44
9.19 0.11
3.98 0.01
0.18 0.00
3.85 0.00
11.49 0.07
8.51 -0.02
1.65 0.10
3.07 -0.03
34.75 -0.19
24.63 -0.54
7.65 0.10
4.34 -0.36
22.86 -0.11
13.57 -0.07
7.45 -0.37
25.61 -0.71
33.70 0.72
23.14 -0.73
-22 6.2
24 26.6
8 8.7
66 21.1
-38 ..
-90 ..
58 8.5
-16 7.9
-28 ..
25 39.1
30 6.7
-3 7.1
-53 10.7
-4 36.9
17 6.8
-26 15.5
-17 17.7
16 9.8
101 9.5
17 11.1
8
62
61
28
76
69
87
85
77
27
57
82
19
87
54
14
75
19
93
84
D+
D+
C+
E
D+
BB
B+
C+
DC
B
DDD+
E
E
E
B+
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
19.8
26.1
7.4
18.9
50.4
10.4
60.0
MLAB
MCBI
MCRL
MOFG
MOCO
MNRK
MOGB
NASB
EGOV
NPSP
NATH
NKSH
NHI
NRCI
NNN
NTSC
NHP
NVSL
NSTC
NTCT
NCEM
NEBS
NR
NDN
NLCI
NTIC
NWFL
NOVA
OSHC
ODSY
OLBK
OPOF
OFLX
OHI
PDLI
PMCS
ELP
PATR
PCTI
PGC
18.55
12.30
6.97
13.32
9.40
8.07
33.63
27.83
5.25
6.58
13.56
17.63
27.18
29.33
18.13
4.38
28.95
6.60
8.45
9.51
13.35
8.90
5.46
10.01
13.32
10.05
29.49
4.28
9.75
8.61
7.00
20.82
18.03
15.44
8.69
4.79
10.93
75.01
7.32
32.29
0.00
-0.45
-0.27
0.06
0.24
0.35
2.10
0.76
0.00
0.11
0.01
-2.11
-0.27
-0.21
-0.29
0.11
-0.12
0.00
-0.32
-0.66
0.16
0.15
-0.02
-0.31
0.27
-0.45
0.00
0.01
1.75
-0.10
-0.05
0.00
-1.97
-0.01
0.19
-0.80
0.44
-2.98
-0.69
0.92
-85
-25
-7
-63
-47
392
30
46
17
16
-84
-82
38
16
-2
-35
-26
-39
-24
-8
-67
67
-18
-15
-20
-67
-86
-67
-94
8
-81
-38
-18
18
-27
189
69
237
-38
140
82
96
86
89
87
89
80
95
96
81
94
90
99
87
83
94
99
94
80
98
93
82
81
83
91
81
83
96
94
93
89
84
91
81
85
87
87
98
84
88
81
79
69
51
52
36
16
73
70
71
98
78
94
73
73
82
73
80
67
83
73
60
12
79
73
67
53
95
79
73
53
59
46
59
53
91
74
61
67
47
79 B
92 B
82 C+
92 B
82 C
96 C+
94 B80 B96 A91 C+
82 B88 C+
82 C+
87 C+
86 E
82 B+
99 B+
85 D
49 C+
93 A91 C+
82 C
93 A
62 B86 B
80 D84 B
71 B
88 C+
93 B+
96 B+
79 C+
94 B+
90 B86 C+
60 C+
64 B
88 B
80 B85 B+
2.9 PeerlsSys
33.8 PaCmcBcp
28.5 Pennchck
17.5 PeopBNC
25.5 PeoplsFCMS
6.4 Pharsight n
3.1 Pizza Inn
9.5 PointrTel
22.0 PorterBc
82.4 Primeenergy
8.6 Primoris
29.8 PrinctnNtl
16.5 ProspctCp
102.5 PublicStg
26.5 PubStgDSA
13.5 Pulaski Fin
7.8 Questcor
33.4 RGC Resc
11.2 RTIBiolog
22.8 RepubAir
5.5 Rewards
18.1 RivrVllyB
17.0 RockvFinl
5.0 RodmanR n
11.9 RomeBncp
13.3 RurbanFnl
11.1 SandMr
10.0 Sapient
7.0 SchiffNutr
6.8 Scopus
9.8 SeaChng
25.2 SnrHouse
27.3 ShoreBanc
5.8 SiebertFncl
11.4 SkillSoft
11.2 SkywksSol
18.4 SthrnFst
16.2 SthnMOBc
49.4 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
4.88 0.05
8.10 0.20
5.34 -0.17
3.39 0.13
41.80 -0.17
8.00 -0.95
6.95 -0.34
27.18 -0.27
18.13 -0.29
4.28 0.05
5.89 -0.33
28.95 -0.12
2.75 -0.09
15.44 -0.01
12.06 -1.19
0.91 0.00
5.25 -0.20
10.87 0.26
9.60 0.05
38.24 -0.57
-49 ..
33 13.3
-48 16.5
11 20.1
-39 5.9
26 10.0
20 8.6
38 8.1
-2 8.3
25 23.4
-39 24.4
-26 6.1
-66 23.3
18 7.8
-28 11.9
-86 ..
-60 3.8
10 21.0
-8 5.4
54 4.4
66
52
58
44
31
12
82
87
86
19
58
66
85
18
50
26
30
52
63
21
79
D+
DC+
D
E
E
C
C+
E
DE
C
BD+
E
E
E
E
D
E
C+
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
PRLS
COBH
PNNW
PEBK
PFBX
PHST
PZZI
PNTR
PBIB
PNRG
PRIM
PNBC
PSEC
PSA
PSAA
PULB
QCOR
RGCO
RTIX
RJET
DINE
RIVR
RCKB
RODM
ROME
RBNF
SMHG
SAPE
WNI
SCOP
SEAC
SNH
SHBI
SIEB
SKIL
SWKS
SFST
SMBC
SSS
SBIB
1.77 0.03
26.50 -1.86
20.01 0.35
11.72 0.22
19.50 0.00
5.35 0.00
2.72 0.14
5.10 -0.40
19.75 0.37
55.14-10.61
6.44 0.52
24.60 0.60
12.03 -0.48
77.07 0.04
23.25 0.15
9.00 0.00
7.15 -0.09
25.79 0.00
5.80 -0.46
12.09 1.61
4.14 0.33
13.69 0.00
13.70 -0.80
1.45 0.09
10.00 0.00
8.93 0.93
6.94 -0.17
5.31 -0.08
5.25 -0.66
4.54 0.00
7.78 0.01
17.94 -0.24
23.07 0.70
3.14 -0.03
8.47 -0.17
6.38 -0.17
10.38 -0.62
13.00 -0.19
35.00 0.18
9.14 -0.57
999
59
-72
-85
-50
-78
-20
-80
0
62
-98
-18
14
-18
-49
-76
-19
53
217
-1
189
-76
100
-80
-90
-47
45
-47
107
-56
64
-11
96
95
-58
-30
-59
-75
33
-22
82
83
94
93
85
85
89
93
90
96
88
80
86
80
86
82
82
83
99
91
88
85
85
87
90
93
96
97
82
86
92
81
93
83
86
96
89
85
83
92
44
59
67
89
70
57
87
81
92
73
18
84
80
73
73
71
73
79
98
44
67
74
31
94
57
99
62
69
82
57
49
73
64
66
54
89
95
87
94
96
81 B89 B87 B89 B87 C+

91 D+
71 D+
95 E
83 C
99 B
98 B+
67 E
70 B53 B
76 A
84 C+
93 B
97 C
87 C+
86 B
95 E
81 D93 B+
72 C+
86 B72 D94 C
92 B
72 E
90 D92 B+
70 D+
93 B+
76 C+
90 B93 B74 B53 D
69 B+
73 C
14.5 Stwrdshp n
5.6 SummInf
19.0 SumtFnlGr
10.9 SuperMic n
13.6 SuperiorUnf
29.2 TF Fincl
11.9 TaiwSem
13.0 TamalpaisB
46.3 TangerFact
8.8 TlCmSys
9.0 Tercica
55.1 TexasPacLd
13.6 TexRdhsA
18.2 thnkoswm
4.9 3Com
14.5 TowerFnl
3.4 Track Data
9.0 Transcat
13.8 TrianglCp
22.4 UnionBksh
11.0 UnitedBkOH
15.0 UnitdBcOH
18.5 USecBc
45.6 US Lime
32.4 UtahMedPr
14.0 VanceInfo n
9.1 VasclrSoln
57.1 Villge Sup
55.2 Vina Concha
9.3 Vivus
17.3 WVS Finl
9.8 WasteSvc
11.5 WestfldF
5.5 Wet Seal
42.0 Weyco
16.5 WilsLease
13.4 WindRivr
16.5 Wipro
8.0 WuhanGn
15.5 Zhongpin n
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
6.67 0.17
22.73 0.32
3.70 0.00
3.45 0.00
20.27 -1.18
22.19 -0.07
45.25 -0.78
77.07 0.04
23.25 0.15
3.48 -0.25
15.46 -0.58
33.53 -0.17
22.44 -1.29
13.46 0.68
41.63 0.00
4.11 -0.30
3.30 0.20
34.25 -0.85
67.15 0.74
42.58 1.61
17.94 -0.24
-62 13.5
17 7.9
-83 17.3
-88 18.6
41 12.8
24 9.3
7 3.9
-18 2.9
-49 10.5
-28 40.2
-20 12.0
38 6.0
21 7.5
2 22.3
48 7.0
23 38.0
-87 ..
95 5.5
45 5.4
2 7.4
-11 7.8
80
11
63
17
24
83
48
1
51
69
50
86
86
94
79
28
37
60
84
58
29
BB
DE
E
C
C+
B
E
C+
DB
DB
C
C
E
D+
B
E
D
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
TSM
TAMB
SKT
TSYS
TRCA
TPL
TXRH
SWIM
COMS
TOFC
TRAC
TRNS
TCAP
UNB
UBCP
UBOH
UBFO
USLM
UTMD
VIT
VASC
VLGEA
VCO
VVUS
WVFC
WSII
WFD
WTSLA
WEYS
WLFC
WIND
WIT
WUHN
HOGS
11.50
4.07
11.75
7.78
9.00
22.58
7.74
11.50
33.61
6.97
8.97
32.05
7.42
6.52
2.18
9.09
2.34
7.00
11.26
18.25
10.50
10.20
14.58
27.98
27.15
6.25
7.10
47.19
30.20
6.31
16.30
6.27
9.61
2.85
27.90
12.01
8.24
8.30
4.99
8.76
0.00
-0.01
0.00
-0.02
0.00
1.11
0.23
1.50
0.56
-0.19
0.00
2.26
0.00
-0.48
-0.12
1.55
0.34
0.00
0.75
-0.24
0.00
-0.05
-1.42
-1.11
0.11
0.17
0.06
-1.19
0.85
0.10
0.03
-0.44
-0.39
-0.02
-0.64
0.73
-0.17
0.75
0.00
-0.22
-93
-55
37
-12
3
-78
38
289
0
-14
187
-56
-42
-24
48
129
-63
60
-24
-42
-95
-16
102
126
-74
2
-44
188
-30
9
-56
-9
33
27
80
-27
-34
71
-98
2
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
35.00 0.18
3.99 -0.03
14.64 0.45
6.90 -0.21
2.78 0.23
33.61 0.56
32.94 1.36
1.10 -0.53
7.46 0.01
17.93 -0.07
6.50 0.29
30.87 -0.52
14.93 0.58
16.56 0.34
36.14 -1.06
3.19 0.00
1.97 0.37
66.42 0.40
28.71 -1.22
23.12 -0.73
2.34 -0.01
33 7.3
-24 24.1
118 17.2
13 20.3
22 18.3
0 4.5
-10 5.0
-13 ..
90 9.7
-9 7.4
12 11.1
5 7.6
-51 5.8
19 5.7
10 5.7
-76 ..
68 ..
2 5.4
30 6.0
-8 9.1
37 11.1
B16
FUTURES
Season
Open
High Low
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
Season
High Low
1.0412 0.9158 Jun 09 3,484 1.0036 1.0077 0.9986 0.9986 0.0088

1.0354 0.9286 Sep 09
na 1.0120 1.0120 1.0026 1.0026 0.0094
Est. Vol. 64,281 Vol. 162,094 open int 132,921 +256
Grains
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1284.3 543.00 Dec 08 151,935 566.00 571.25 555.00
1275.0 563.00 Mar 09 55,721 585.50 590.00 575.75
1200.0 579.00 May 09 6,158 599.50 603.50 589.00
1140.8 550.00 Jul 09 38,005 609.25 616.75 602.25
1126.0 607.00 Sep 09 2,706 630.50 633.00 619.25
1155.8 571.00 Dec 09 15,079 648.00 653.00 639.25
1112.0 555.00 Jul 10 4,820 662.00 662.00 650.00
Est. Vol. 56,097 Vol. 52,702 open int 275,895 873
566.25
586.50
600.25
613.75
630.50
650.75
660.75
SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc
+11.0
+11.3
+12.0
+13.0
+13.0
+13.0
+10.0
1.0159 0.8308 Dec 08 38,031 0.8818 0.8878 0.8790

1.0111 0.8666 Mar 09 390 0.8830 0.8872 0.8830
1.0103 0.8768 Jun 09
294 0.8866 0.8867 0.8843
1.0067 0.8773 Sep 09
2 0.8850 0.8861 0.8850
EURO
Season
CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel High Low
799.25 371.00 Dec 08 446,740 404.75 410.00 387.00

816.00 388.25 Mar 09 199,271 422.00 427.00 404.50
822.00 399.50 May 09 52,247 433.25 438.75 417.00
826.00 403.75 Jul 09 110,348 443.75 448.50 427.00
763.75 420.00 Sep 09 21,507 452.00 454.75 436.50
707.00 391.75 Dec 09 113,313 459.00 464.00 442.50
711.25 401.00 Mar 10 9,108 460.00 472.75 460.00
713.25 450.00 May 10 478 468.00 478.25 468.00
714.50 407.00 Jul 10 2,361 470.00 482.75 470.00
705.00 394.00 Dec 10 26,453 460.00 464.50 441.75
660.00 455.00 Dec 11
551 458.00 482.00 458.00
Est. Vol. 226,619 Vol. 226,619 open int 982,449 2,571
403.00
420.50
431.75
443.00
451.00
458.00
472.75
478.25
482.75
461.00
481.00
+18.5
+19.0
+19.3
+19.8
+20.5
+20.5
+20.0
+20.0
+20.0
+20.0
+20.0
OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

489.25 271.00 Dec 08 8,752 289.00 293.00
502.00 284.00 Mar 09 2,718 304.25 310.00
510.00 284.00 May 09 1,762 311.50 311.75
533.00 305.00 Dec 09 1,857 353.50 355.75
Est. Vol. 2,207 Vol. 610 open int 15,504 +27
276.00
298.25
308.00
349.00
282.00
299.00
310.50
349.00
+1.50
+2.00
+2.00
+1.50
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

1636.8 825.00 Nov 08 108,646 904.00 909.00 876.50
1649.0 838.00 Jan 09 126,148 916.25 921.25 888.75
1653.5 850.00 Mar 09 30,829 926.50 931.00 900.00
1644.5 859.50 May 09 16,249 934.00 940.00 910.50
1650.0 867.00 Jul 09 25,581 943.00 946.00 912.75
1640.0 874.75 Aug 09 1,223 937.50 941.25 919.00
1600.0 876.75 Sep 09
522 944.50 946.25 917.50
1557.5 871.00 Nov 09 41,010 947.75 951.75 919.75
1555.5 897.00 Nov 10 4,769 960.00 963.50 946.00
Est. Vol. 191,682 Vol. 182,334 open int 355,361 +1,113
894.00
906.75
916.75
926.00
932.75
935.50
936.00
937.00
951.50
+27.0
+26.5
+26.3
+26.3
+25.5
+25.5
+26.0
+27.0
+24.5
SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton

431.90 236.90 Dec 08 77,810 260.80 261.90 252.70
433.00 238.80 Jan 09 15,374 262.50 263.20 254.90
434.00 242.20 Mar 09 17,754 265.00 266.00 258.00
434.00 245.00 May 09 10,828 267.90 268.50 260.30
435.50 246.50 Jul 09 15,881 270.30 271.00 263.10
431.50 250.50 Aug 09 4,358 270.70 272.40 265.10
426.40 250.90 Sep 09 2,993 272.00 273.70 266.30
407.90 246.50 Oct 09 1,531 271.00 273.00 267.00
400.00 231.30 Dec 09 7,325 274.40 274.50 267.10
354.70 254.60 Jan 10
121 275.00 277.50 269.90
258.20
259.80
262.70
265.30
267.80
268.30
268.30
268.50
270.50
272.50
+6.20
+6.10
+6.00
+5.60
+5.30
+5.30
+5.80
+6.50
+6.50
+6.50
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb

74.00 33.90 Dec 08 105,860 36.33 36.70 35.30
74.04 34.44 Jan 09 53,483 36.82 37.19 35.89
74.18 34.96 Mar 09 28,161 37.33 37.52 36.40
71.90 35.31 May 09 15,363 37.65 37.85 36.75
71.90 35.58 Jul 09 23,922 37.90 38.17 37.00
71.50 35.89 Aug 09 3,476 37.90 38.28 37.28
71.20 36.10 Sep 09 2,575 38.33 38.45 37.44
70.50 36.28 Oct 09 2,548 38.48 38.56 37.50
70.00 36.05 Dec 09 17,951 38.59 38.61 37.70
70.00 38.57 Dec 10 4,050 39.53 39.53 38.70
35.50
36.01
36.48
36.83
37.11
37.29
37.44
37.51
37.70
38.70
+0.05
+0.06
+0.06
+0.05
+0.08
+0.07
+0.07
+0.09
+0.13
+0.13
Open
Season
Interest Open High Low Close Chg. High Low
Open
+2.50 12.06 7.050 Sep 09 17,062 7.530 7.576 7.405 7.439 +0.079
12.12 7.115 Oct 09 33,148 7.573 7.656 7.479 7.519 +0.079
12.40 7.350 Nov 09 17,091 7.900 7.931 7.785 7.809 +0.069
+3.45 12.75 7.570 Dec 09 24,920 8.215 8.266 8.120 8.154 +0.064
+3.80 Est. Vol. 93,016 Vol. 182,258 open int 870,242 5,275
+3.90 HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal
+3.35 425.00 205.10 Nov 08 26,454 217.00 219.17 208.32 213.29 +4.56
428.15 207.48 Dec 08 49,439 220.00 221.50 210.95 215.69 +4.61
SUGAR 14 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb. 428.00 210.87 Jan 09 31,429 223.61 224.70 214.62 219.04 +4.66
23.43 20.50 Jan 09 2,715 21.25 21.34 21.24 21.25 0.15 428.60 214.68 Feb 09 14,743 225.55 227.00 217.86 221.19 +4.66
23.43 20.75 Mar 09 3,044 21.60 21.70 21.60 21.70 +0.02 428.50 211.88 Mar 09 13,325 225.68 228.21 219.14 222.39 +4.66
23.42 20.95 May 09 1,436 21.85 21.85 21.75 21.83 +0.25 425.00 207.43 Apr 09 6,091 227.09 228.57 219.90 222.89 +4.76
23.43 20.95 Jul 09 1,220 21.90 22.00 21.80 21.81 0.04 421.25 202.98 May 09 6,769 228.51 228.51 222.48 223.49 +4.81
23.43 21.05 Sep 09
468 22.00 22.00 22.00 22.00 +0.15 414.25 200.68 Jun 09 19,404 229.50 229.50 222.90 224.54 +4.86
413.25 200.78 Jul 09 3,343 226.75 231.76 226.20 226.44 +4.91
Est. Vol. 802 Vol. 1,571 open int 8,883 +945
SUGARWORLD 11 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb. 413.75 201.68 Aug 09 2,583 229.85 235.01 228.69 228.69 +4.96
15.85 9.890 Mar 09 304,032 11.48 11.74 11.18 11.72 +0.34 414.80 202.98 Sep 09 3,564 237.23 237.58 231.19 231.19 +4.96
17.10 9.940 May 09 97,738 11.70 12.04 11.43 12.03 +0.42 416.10 204.48 Oct 09 1,269 239.78 239.89 230.50 233.49 +4.96
15.99 9.970 Jul 09 105,915 11.79 12.15 11.55 12.15 +0.47 436.25 208.18 Dec 09 13,676 241.51 243.50 215.50 237.44 +4.96
16.17 11.10 Oct 09 67,605 12.13 12.50 11.96 12.48 +0.44 418.50 235.78 Feb 10 1,932 245.78 245.78 240.79 240.79 +5.01
16.49 12.18 Mar 10 45,869 12.70 12.93 12.36 12.91 +0.42 Est. Vol. 36,412 Vol. 73,495 open int 213,615 +1,820
16.21 12.09 Jul 10 10,052 12.31 12.68 12.26 12.60 +0.25 NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon
16.31 12.14 Oct 10 9,443 12.34 12.67 12.31 12.63 +0.21 3.545 1.5964 Nov 08 30,112 1.7170 1.7323 1.6290 1.6661 +0.044
16.77 12.22 Mar 11 12,814 12.47 12.79 12.40 12.74 +0.39 3.545 1.5834 Dec 08 57,541 1.6980 1.7143 1.6110 1.6496 +0.042
3.556 1.6114 Jan 09 22,286 1.7234 1.7395 1.6381 1.6766 +0.043
3.753 1.8425 Apr 09 10,585 1.9100 1.9565 1.8795 1.8976 +0.044
189.00 127.05 Dec 09 2,442 132.60 133.00 132.15 133.00
ORANGE JUICE (NYBT) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb.
153.50 72.10 Nov 08 11,479 80.00 85.40

177.00 75.40 Jan 09 12,013 84.50 88.75
153.20 82.00 Mar 09 5,795 89.00 92.70
153.20 86.00 May 09 1,590 94.25 95.95
80.00
83.85
89.00
94.25
83.95
88.25
91.75
95.60
Metals
CATTLE
(CME)
40,000
lbs.
cents
90.00
91.52
92.05
92.70
90.00
90.20
93.40
94.55
per
91.05
92.55
93.25
93.70
90.70
91.00
94.30
95.90
lb.
+1.60
+1.73
+1.70
+1.50
+1.35
+0.78
+1.10
+1.40
FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.

118.80 95.45 Oct 08 2,177 97.50 99.05
168.00 94.35 Nov 08 6,715 97.65 99.25
118.10 94.45 Jan 09 11,478 97.50 98.75
118.05 96.10 Mar 09 1,383 98.50 100.00
118.25 97.05 Apr 09
541 99.50 100.40
118.25 97.50 May 09 729 100.00 101.30
113.17 99.05 Aug 09 154 102.97 103.00
109.85 100.00 Sep 09
25 102.00 103.00
Est. Vol. 458 Vol. 4,723 open int 23,202 +16
97.40
97.05
97.00
98.50
99.50
100.00
102.20
102.00
98.40
98.65
98.05
99.60
100.40
101.30
102.55
103.00
+1.60
+1.93
+1.43
+1.35
+1.70
+1.50
+1.95
+1.00
HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.

79.15 55.45 Dec 08 82,380 56.87 57.87 56.25
85.45 62.10 Feb 09 33,252 63.47 63.85 62.85
92.50 67.35 Apr 09 25,794 69.07 69.67 68.45
98.50 74.00 May 09 1,144 75.80 76.20 74.80
100.25 76.35 Jun 09 16,611 78.50 78.95 77.47
98.85 74.65 Jul 09 2,155 76.25 77.15 75.80
96.00 72.70 Aug 09 1,875 74.35 74.65 73.20
94.00 66.70 Oct 09
891 67.20 69.50 67.20
90.05 65.80 Dec 09
428 66.20 66.80 66.20
84.00 68.00 Feb 10
2 68.10 68.70 68.10
56.30
63.05
69.07
76.20
78.87
77.10
74.30
69.50
66.80
68.70
+0.33
+0.60
+1.05
+1.45
+1.62
+1.55
+1.40
+2.30
+0.70
+0.70
PORK BELLIES (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.

105.05 83.25 Feb 09
681 87.22
104.30 84.60 Mar 09
32 85.10
105.50 85.00 May 09 112 85.05
104.00 87.50 Jul 09
25 90.00
Est. Vol. 21 Vol. 51 open int 851 +20
87.57
87.60
88.00
90.00
85.25
84.70
85.05
89.20
87.57
87.60
86.50
89.20
+2.87
+3.00
+1.50
+0.08
Foods
COCOA
(NYBT)
10
metric
tons
3273.0 1845.0 Dec 08 48,858 2144.0 2180.0 2105.0

3228.0 1896.0 Mar 09 30,749 2191.0 2203.0 2137.0
3214.0 1924.0 May 09 16,029 2205.0 2205.0 2175.0
3220.0 2092.0 Jul 09 7,488 2236.0 2236.0 2207.0
3237.0 2108.0 Sep 09 2,949 2220.0 2220.0 2208.0
COFFEE
178.90
181.60
181.50
181.60
183.15
C
109.35
114.40
117.50
120.50
123.45
(NYBT)
Dec 08
Mar 09
May 09
Jul 09
Sep 09
75,899
30,644
14,612
3,708
2,021
per
2120.0
2152.0
2176.0
2207.0
2208.0
ton
125,000
Euros,
+0.0021
+0.0016
+0.0011
+0.0008
per
Euro
1.5911 1.3280 Dec 08 153,853 1.3470 1.3512 1.3379 1.3420 0.0006

1.5816 1.3290 Mar 09 22,984 1.3410 1.3475 1.3354 1.3390 0.0020
1.5740 1.3304 Jun 09
399 1.3494 1.3494 1.3368 1.3369 0.0020
30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of 100 pct.

98.85 95.64 Oct 08 103,132 98.80 98.85 98.76
98.91 95.64 Nov 08 126,584 98.86 98.91 98.83
98.94 95.64 Dec 08 85,154 98.86 98.94 98.85
98.97 95.64 Jan 09 68,642 98.86 98.94 98.85
98.94 95.64 Feb 09 76,086 98.83 98.92 98.82
98.92 95.64 Mar 09 40,530 98.78 98.88 98.78
98.88 95.64 Apr 09 31,103 98.73 98.83 98.73
98.81 95.64 May 09 33,423 98.65 98.76 98.64
98.80 95.64 Jun 09 6,543 98.61 98.72 98.60
98.80
98.84
98.86
98.86
98.83
98.80
98.75
98.66
98.62
+0.015
0.02
0.035
0.045
0.045
0.045
0.04
0.04
0.035
Futures Tables & Charts Footnotes:

CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: International Monetary
Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT: N.Y. Board
of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME market data is the
property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All
rights reserved.
Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentum and
volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, low and
close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price direction may be
indicated when % F (dark line) crosses % S (thin line).
Money Rates
Woods And Fibers
1034.3 684.40 Oct 08

187 786.70 807.00 773.80
931.70 743.50 Nov 08 169 788.20 812.10 775.00
1048.0 497.00 Dec 08 208,662 791.50 816.90 772.20
1045.0 743.90 Feb 09 20,855 792.50 820.00 780.00
1050.0 749.80 Apr 09 20,129 814.50 815.90 787.70
1035.0 508.00 Jun 09 18,592 795.70 823.40 788.70
1060.0 522.40 Dec 09 13,502 825.50 831.30 789.40
1150.0 675.00 Dec 10 11,607 823.90 825.50 816.10
1124.8 834.60 Jun 12 4,458 872.50 872.90 872.50
LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per 1,000 bd. ft. Prime Rate: .........................................................................4.50
785.10
785.30
787.70
790.90
793.40
795.80
803.30
822.90
872.90
16.4
16.6
16.8
17.0
17.1
17.2
17.4
18.3
19.6
Base interest rate charged by major U.S. commercial banks

+3.70 on loans to corporations.
+1.40
+2.80 Discount Rate:
+0.80 Primary .............................................................................................1.75
+4.40 Secondary ..........................................................................................2.25
Rate charged by Federal Reserve System on loans to depositolbs. cents per lb. ry institutions
52.57 49.65 52.57 +2.63
56.39 53.45 56.01 +2.26 Broker Call Loan Rate: .....................................................3.25
58.14 55.17 58.14 +2.94 Rate charged on short-term loans to brokerage dealers
59.98 57.16 59.98 +3.00 backed by securities.
314.60 183.40 Nov 08 2,802 194.00 200.50

298.00 198.10 Jan 09 4,731 206.80 211.50
305.00 210.10 Mar 09 919 216.00 221.80
303.50 223.50 May 09 255 231.00 236.20
298.50 225.10 Sep 09
66 232.70 235.50
Est. Vol. Vol. 1,137 open int 8,831 112
775.10
772.00
779.70
788.00
803.30
786.10
784.10
788.20
791.60
803.30
COTTON 2
(NYBT)
50,000
199.00
208.10
219.80
235.80
235.10
81.53 45.66 Dec 08 100,631 50.00

86.81 49.80 Mar 09 39,074 53.85
17.4 88.38 52.17 May 09 7,455 55.70
22.3 89.56 53.95 Jul 09 11,005 57.75
23.8 101.50 57.65 Dec 09 10,068 61.50 63.88 60.75 63.88
18.9 Est. Vol. 19,264 Vol. 20,709 open int 170,501 294
17.4
MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
935.10 741.00 Nov 08
86 787.20 808.10
1046.0 736.50 Dec 08 3,376 789.00 816.50
1021.9 743.80 Feb 09
416 791.60 817.00
1024.9 744.20 Apr 09
17 794.00 800.20
1040.0 759.70 Dec 09
30 806.20 806.20
Est. Vol. 5,680 Vol. open int 3,988 260
193.30
205.00
215.00
231.00
232.70
+3.00
Indexes
PLATINUM (NYM) 50 troy oz. dollars per troy oz. S&P
1366.7 924.70 Nov 08

87 932.90
2150.3 908.50 Dec 08 3,270 942.10
2109.6 915.80 Jan 09
43 926.90
2115.6 921.30 Mar 09 328 942.90
2146.1 950.00 Dec 09
135 950.00
Est. Vol. 2,551 Vol. open int 3,971 55
944.80
992.80
945.70
979.50
950.00
924.70
908.50
915.80
921.30
948.50
924.70
933.00
934.40
937.60
948.50
INDEX
(CME)
250
218.10
219.45
217.95
218.55
219.35
218.85
219.55
220.00
221.00
221.75
222.05
+8.20
+8.20
+9.40
+9.50
+9.45
+9.45
+9.30
+9.20
+9.10
+9.10
+9.10
NASDAQ
100
(CME)
index Jumbo CDs:
FlourhardwinterKC cwt
7.50
7.75
8.75
18.0
20.0 NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $
1.00 14.00 6.436 Nov 08 57,695 6.840 6.975 6.751
+7.00 14.36 4.108 Dec 08 79,548 7.194 7.249 7.009
12.0 14.55 6.973 Jan 09 114,223 7.412 7.470 7.239
14.46 7.060 Feb 09 41,466 7.477 7.520 7.285
37,500 lbs. cents per lb. 14.17 7.020 Mar 09 76,376 7.350 7.392 7.175
114.20 116.35 113.55 116.15 +2.00 12.00 6.890 Apr 09 69,390 7.200 7.236 7.039
119.55 121.10 118.50 121.00 +1.95 11.82 6.490 May 09 48,957 7.183 7.265 7.070
123.00 124.25 122.05 124.25 +1.90 11.87 6.720 Jun 09 21,821 7.323 7.360 7.170
125.05 127.05 125.05 127.05 +3.10 11.98 6.960 Jul 09 19,984 7.270 7.460 7.270
128.00 129.60 128.00 129.60 +3.10 12.04 6.900 Aug 09 19,036 7.382 7.543 7.374
index Treasury Bill Auction Results:
RUSSELL
index
812.40 462.60 Dec 08 16,685 522.15 716.80 513.65 716.80

Est. Vol. 277 Vol. open int 16,685 +648
RUSSELL
index
0.55
NIKKEI
1000
Mini
225
AVGS.
(NYBT)
(CME)
$50
...
835.60 456.65 Dec 08 4,306 500.00 528.30 494.15 504.80

Est. Vol. 647 Vol. open int 4,306 +470
$5
nsa
Financials
+1.51
+1.46
+1.41
+1.36
+1.36
2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd
108-04 102-32 Dec 08 749,314 107-05 107-13 107-04 107-11 0.00000
EURODOLLARS (IMM) $1 millionpts of 100 pct.

97.31 96.13 Nov 08 116,763 96.50 96.91 96.50 96.90
98.27 91.57 Dec 08 1,624,446 97.24 97.53 97.22 97.46
2,512 97.55 97.75 97.54 97.74
98.19 91.58 Mar 09 1,224,909 97.61 97.83 97.58 97.78
98.00 91.53 Jun 09 976,334 97.63 97.84 97.61 97.78
97.89 94.28 Sep 09 894,311 97.55 97.74 97.53 97.67
97.69 91.40 Dec 09 739,465 97.28 97.46 97.27 97.39
97.58 94.23 Mar 10 550,000 97.08 97.25 97.05 97.17
97.30 92.25 Jun 10 349,108 96.70 96.88 96.67 96.81
96.95 92.22 Sep 10 303,055 96.28 96.47 96.26 96.41
96.75 94.11 Dec 10 218,520 95.80 95.99 95.78 95.92
96.61 94.09 Mar 11 185,978 95.51 95.70 95.48 95.64
96.47 94.06 Jun 11 184,535 95.31 95.46 95.25 95.39
96.31 92.75 Sep 11 129,464 95.25 95.32 95.09 95.25
96.19 93.99 Dec 11 106,897 95.17 95.25 95.01 95.16
96.08 93.97 Mar 12 102,882 95.16 95.25 95.02 95.15
96.00 93.94 Jun 12 73,785 95.09 95.18 94.93 95.07
95.96 93.92 Sep 12 55,379 95.04 95.11 94.86 95.00
95.90 93.89 Dec 12 59,428 94.94 94.99 94.73 94.88
95.86 92.73 Mar 13 46,015 94.86 94.94 94.70 94.84
95.81 92.67 Jun 13 29,032 94.81 94.88 94.63 94.78
95.75 93.81 Sep 13 17,112 94.73 94.81 94.57 94.72
95.67 92.80 Dec 13 12,871 94.64 94.71 94.53 94.62
95.62 93.86 Mar 14 14,265 94.54 94.67 94.49 94.58
95.58 93.13 Jun 14
7,525 94.53 94.61 94.43 94.52
95.52 93.81 Sep 14
7,435 94.36 94.57 94.36 94.48
95.44 93.78 Dec 14 14,299 94.28 94.49 94.28 94.40
95.11 94.15 Mar 15 17,249 94.27 94.47 94.27 94.38
95.35 93.74 Jun 15
4,531 94.32 94.43 94.25 94.34
95.31 93.72 Sep 15
2,587 94.33 94.41 94.23 94.32
95.23 93.57 Mar 16
3,414 94.28 94.35 94.17 94.26
Est. Vol. 1,583,359 Vol. 1,602,146 open int 8,086,431 29,910
per mm btu 97.75 96.69 Jan 09

6.786
7.076
7.306
7.361
7.236
7.091
7.121
7.216
7.326
7.409
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+0.083
+0.104
+0.091
+0.091
+0.081
+0.081
+0.079
+0.079
+0.079
+0.079
US
DOLLAR
INDEX
(NYBT)
1000
+0.40
+0.195
+0.18
+0.14
+0.095
+0.07
+0.05
+0.035
+0.05
+0.06
+0.065
+0.065
+0.055
+0.03
+0.01
...
0.01
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
index
83.50 72.08 Dec 08 42,779 82.52 83.02 82.42 82.91

+0.24
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per A $

0.9652 0.6307 Dec 08 47,772 0.6875 0.6989 0.6710
0.9523 0.6355 Mar 09 749 0.6759 0.6950 0.6729
0.9408 0.6479 Jun 09
4 0.6672 0.6825 0.6672
0.9200 0.6429 Dec 09
15 0.6615 0.6725 0.6615
0.6902
0.6867
0.6825
0.6725
+0.0142
+0.0124
+0.0109
+0.0087
BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound

2.083 1.6785 Dec 08 102,592 1.7296 1.7350 1.7182
2.077 1.6777 Mar 09 2,207 1.7225 1.7265 1.7103
1.9849 1.6732 Jun 09
885 1.7130 1.7209 1.7103
1.9499 1.6794 Sep 09
2 1.7040 1.7107 1.7040
1.7287
1.7219
1.7162
1.7107
+0.0024
+0.0015
+0.0023
+0.0032
CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr

1.0999 0.8264 Dec 08 95,833 0.8489 0.8507 0.8392
1.0927 0.8313 Mar 09 3,281 0.8524 0.8524 0.8413
1.0173 0.8321 Jun 09 1,541 0.8500 0.8512 0.8433
1.0144 0.8385 Sep 09 1,630 0.8408 0.8507 0.8408
0.9965 0.8399 Dec 09
465 0.8456 0.8503 0.8411
0.8458
0.8473
0.8481
0.8481
0.8481
+0.0033
+0.0029
+0.0028
+0.0027
+0.0026
MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso

0.0993 0.0685 Dec 08 43,547 0.0762 0.0781 0.0750 0.0779 0.00169
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Cocoabutter Africanstyl$met ton
Porkbellies1214 lbMidwest avcwt
15710 7615.0 Dec 08 63,135 8775.0 9030.0 8435.0 8655.0 150.0

14700 8055.0 Mar 09
3 8815.0 8815.0 8745.0 8745.0 145.0
12475 8055.0 Sep 09
na 8815.0 8815.0 8745.0 8745.0 145.0
SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl. Est. Vol. 9,817 Vol. 40,738 open int 63,138 813
62.60 Nov 08 73,080 72.80 74.30 69.84 71.85 +2.00
54.90 Dec 08 322,135 73.09 74.50 70.06 72.13 +1.87
62.90 Jan 09 88,719 74.20 74.83 70.38 72.49 +1.80 US TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) $100,000 prin pts & 32nds
65.89 Feb 09 32,272 74.61 75.00 70.79 72.92 +1.78
of
100
pct
60.15 Mar 09 32,927 75.19 75.32 71.44 73.38 +1.76
123-27 109-00 Dec 08 733,187 112-29 114-20 112-17 113-01 111
65.97 Apr 09 20,264 74.34 75.67 72.25 73.86 +1.76
122-20 109-22 Mar 09 1,498 111-17 113-07 111-07 111-24 111
66.00 May 09 16,983 72.64 74.34 72.50 74.34 +1.76
60.40 Jun 09 72,072 76.18 76.70 72.65 74.82 +1.76
10 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
66.03 Jul 09 18,519 75.80 75.80 74.72 75.30 +1.75
119-11 107-22 Dec 08 1,415,820 111-22 112-29 111-15 111-30 119
66.03 Aug 09 10,489 74.79 75.78 74.78 75.78 +1.74
118-00 108-27 Mar 09 628 109-28 110-04 109-25 110-04 16
66.03 Sep 09 14,033 75.52 76.26 72.50 76.26 +1.73
Est. Vol. 853,796 Vol. 703,425 open int 1,416,448 8,191
66.02 Oct 09 8,175 75.58 76.75 75.58 76.75 +1.72
53.70 Dec 09 92,157 79.50 79.93 75.51 77.75 +1.70 5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
65.94 Jan 10 12,395 76.84 78.22 76.84 78.22 +1.69 115-00 106-04 Dec 08 1,353,185 112-08 112-29 112-05 112-17 003
1 111-03 111-10 110-29 111-10 058
27.15 Dec 10 64,429 83.85 84.10 80.40 82.08 +1.61 115-00 107-31 Mar 09
59.85 Dec 11 23,617 85.60 85.60 83.34 83.98 +1.59 Est. Vol. 597,522 Vol. 494,629 open int 1,353,186 31,795
147.81
148.03
147.56
146.93
148.12
148.50
146.69
147.50
147.40
146.39
145.96
145.79
146.73
145.21
144.99
143.00
142.99 59.00 Dec 12 30,455 84.94 84.98 83.24 84.75
141.99 69.21 Dec 13 13,255 84.59 86.50 84.59 85.25
141.94 69.14 Dec 14 9,399 85.36 86.74 85.00 85.60
142.70 69.09 Dec 15 12,266 86.50 87.00 85.90 85.95
145.60 84.75 Dec 16 3,648 86.90 87.75 86.30 86.30
Est. Vol. 334,250 Vol. 700,531 open int 1,075,517 16,492
month ........................................................................................1.98
months ......................................................................................2.79 Coffeeparanaexdock NYperlb.
months ......................................................................................3.21 Coffee medlinexdock NY perlb.
year ............................................................................................3.69 Cocoabeans IvoryCoast$metricton
2.80 London Interbank Offered Rate:

3 months ...................................................................................... 4.50 SugarNo. 11 cents perlb
6 months ...................................................................................... 4.22 HogsSiouxFalls4750 pct 220270 lb
195.0 1 year ........................................................................................... 4.03 Feedercattle500600 lbOkl avcwt
195.0 The average of rates paid on dollar deposits.
Oils
LIGHT
1
3
6
1
index
12.0
12.5
12.0
500
ket turmoil are still showing things

to be as bad as ever, said Matthew
Turner, analyst at VM Group.
Support from golds other main external driver, crude oil, was also
waning. Oil prices jumped nearly $5
a barrel in early trade, but later
pared their gains. November crude
oil futures settled at $71.85 a barrel,
up $2.
Rising crude prices boost interest
in gold as a hedge against oil-led inflation.
A bounce in equity markets, after
sharp losses in the previous session,
was also likely to cut some call for
gold as a haven from risk.
U.S. stocks, badly beaten down in
recent weeks, were near unchanged
late in the day and European
shares ended higher as investors
picked up battered bank shares and
firmer oil prices helped energy
shares.
The worlds largest gold-backed
exchange traded fund, New Yorks
SPDR Gold Trust, said its bullion
holdings slipped more than 1% on
Thursday to 756.86.
Hundredsof executives, fund managers, traders, analysts and key personnel from the metals industry
were in London this week for the annual London Metal Exchange dinner and associated events.
Among other precious metals, silver tracked gold lower to $9.36 an
ounce, down 2.9 % from Thursdays
finish of $9.63. The precious metal
slipped sharply on Thursday, falling
to a 2 1/2-year low of $9.21.
JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen

1.0465 0.8604 Dec 08 128,103 0.9878 0.9988 0.9860 0.9880 0.0068
1.0385 0.8961 Mar 09 1,330 1.0026 1.0035 0.9939 0.9946 0.0081
Cornoilcrude wet/drymill Chi.lb.

SoybeanoilcrudeDecatur lb.
Spot Prices
Average
index
$20
Gold prices dropped 2% on Friday,

concluding a volatile week of selling, as a lack of confidence in the financial system and a dollar rally triggeredheavy liquidation by commodity funds.
Golds status as a hedge against inflation was also weakened as investors fretted that a recession could
not be avoided amid a deepening financial crisis.
Bruce Dunn, vice president of trading at New Jersey-based Auramet
Trading, said golds drop was due to
the dollars strength and a lack of
confidence in the banking system.
Its forced liquidation by the
hedge funds that cannot leverage
their balance sheets anymore, and
they are forced to liquidate positions that they would rather hold,
Dunn said.
The gold contract for December
delivery settled down $16.80, or
2.1%, at $787.70 an ounce on the
Comex division of the New York
Mercantile Exchange.
Strength in the dollar against the
euro was being supported by interest in the currency as a haven from
risk, analysts said. This was weighing on gold, as it cuts the metals appeal as an alternative investment to
the U.S. currency.
This is a combination of the dollar being stronger, and disillusionment that gold hasnt performed as
well as might have been expected
(given that) a lot of measures of mar-
Food
(CME)
BY REUTERS
1 months ......................................................................................2.00
7.50 3 months ......................................................................................2.60
7.80 6 months ......................................................................................3.13
8.20 1 year ............................................................................................3.60
Interest rate paid by dealers for certificates of deposit based
8.60 on the duration of the security.
2355.0 1191.3 Dec 08 382,928 1312.0 1371.8 1269.0 1311.0

2258.0 1198.0 Mar 09 484 1318.3 1376.0 1280.5 1316.0
1713.5 1243.5 Dec 09
na 1360.5 1360.5 1326.3 1326.3
Est. Vol. Vol. 787,393 open int 383,412 6,889
2000
INDE
Gold Loses Some Safe-Haven Luster,

Falls 2% On Dollar Rally, Fund Selling
index
3-months (as of Oct. 14) .......................................................0.500

215.0
6-months (as of Oct. 14) .......................................................1.100
195.0 Average discount rate for Treasury bills in minimum units on
514 8860.0 8860.0 8776.0 8776.0 195.0 $10,000.
45.2 Est. Vol. 547,616 Vol. 462,030 open int 104,062 +4,566
32.5 NASDAQ 100 INDEX (CME) $100 x index
40.1 2355.0 1190.0 Dec 08 27,851 1289.5 1373.0 1270.0 1311.0 12.0 Treasury Bill:
1-year, (as of Oct. 14) .............................................................1.24
34.3 2258.0 1233.8 Mar 09
9 1320.5 1320.5 1316.0 1316.0 12.5 Annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for
32.5 2091.0 1237.5 Jun 09
5 1324.3 1324.3 1320.3 1320.3 12.0 constant maturity.
HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb. MINI
405.40 206.80 Oct 08

847 214.20 219.00 206.80
404.75 207.70 Nov 08 1,878 217.05 224.05 207.70
404.50 204.05 Dec 08 49,214 217.45 223.45 204.20
402.00 208.50 Jan 09 1,778 216.70 220.00 209.05
400.00 207.35 Feb 09 1,920 207.95 219.75 207.35
398.55 205.35 Mar 09 17,457 215.50 220.10 205.35
396.90 209.90 Apr 09
678 209.90 219.75 209.90
395.25 209.00 May 09 2,206 209.55 220.00 209.55
391.95 208.35 Jul 09 1,390 217.85 221.00 208.35
388.65 212.65 Sep 09 1,194 213.20 221.75 213.20
383.70 209.60 Dec 09 1,706 218.05 223.00 209.60
Federal Funds Target Rate: ...................................................1.50

Rates on overnight loans among financial institutions.
Certificates of Deposit:
COMP.
2288.0 872.50 Oct 08

384 878.00 878.20 872.50 872.50
2180.0 852.00 Jan 09 14,236 877.20 928.60 860.60 881.00
1547.5 869.20 Apr 09
230 889.00 911.00 869.20 889.00
MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz. 11865 8292.0 Jun 09
113.20 87.80 Oct 08 9,725 90.15 91.55

115.32 86.65 Dec 08 115,395 91.70 93.50
117.65 89.95 Feb 09 53,632 92.50 94.00
119.20 90.82 Apr 09 25,793 93.47 94.50
116.70 88.20 Jun 09 14,351 90.20 91.42
117.50 89.60 Aug 09 4,753 91.30 92.00
118.50 93.20 Oct 09 1,827 93.40 94.70
119.00 94.30 Dec 09
589 94.55 96.00
0.8834
0.8845
0.8853
0.8861
GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
10.3 1629.3 838.50 Dec 08 629,973 941.30 987.50 908.00 933.50

10.3 1638.8 842.90 Mar 09 5,362 937.50 983.10 919.10 933.30
10.8 1648.3 842.90 Jun 09 3,379 921.90 983.90 919.90 933.70
1657.8 841.80 Sep 09
768 920.40 982.40 918.40 931.80
PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz Est. Vol. 9,144 Vol. 89,728 open int 639,497 4,680
608.75
165.05
Dec
08
14,280
176.65
182.00
165.25
174.50
+1.40 S&P
MINI INDEX (CME) 50 x
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1293.0 578.00 Dec 08 47,482 593.00 600.00 588.50 597.50 +9.50 528.00 168.00 Mar 09 534 178.50 178.75 170.00 177.00 +1.45 1620.0 837.00 Dec 08 3,053,823 922.75 987.75 908.00 933.50
Est.
Vol.
1,189
Vol.
3,065
open
int
14,830
203
1540.0 837.50 Mar 09 70,701 946.25 987.25 909.00 933.25
1275.0 594.50 Mar 09 17,316 610.00 617.50 607.00 614.50 +10.8
2 985.00 985.00 932.75 932.75
1255.0 614.00 May 09 5,454 625.00 627.50 620.00 626.50 +10.8 SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents per troy oz. 1290.3 890.00 Dec 09
177 935.50 948.00 911.50 931.00 29.7 Est. Vol. 1,154,843 Vol. 5,082,706 open int 3,129,998 74,167
1135.0 546.00 Jul 09 13,619 632.00 637.00 627.50 637.00 +12.0 1784.1 911.50 Oct 08
12 932.00 932.00 925.50 931.70 29.8 S&P
1125.0 637.50 Sep 09 2,523 645.00 650.50 641.00 650.50 +13.0 1356.0 925.50 Nov 08
MIDCAP 400 (CME) 500 x
1135.0 575.00 Dec 09 2,663 662.00 669.00 660.00 669.00 +13.0 2155.0 758.00 Dec 08 59,970 944.00 993.00 909.00 933.50 30.0 960.70 505.00 Dec 08 7,235 544.30 577.00 534.00 548.20
2121.0 930.00 Jan 09 1,446 977.00 977.00 930.00 934.80 30.5 Est. Vol. 30 Vol. 366 open int 7,235 +144
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT 2122.5 921.00 Mar 09 13,188 942.50 982.00 921.00 937.70 31.3 DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial
22.72 11.90 Nov 08 3,112 15.35 15.55 15.17 15.23 0.19 2130.0 940.30 May 09 5,136 950.00 982.50 940.30 940.30 31.5 13875 7900.0 Dec 08 26,847 8761.0 9280.0 8660.0 8771.0
22.38 12.88 Jan 09 3,108 15.73 15.86 15.49 15.55 0.19 2170.0 750.00 Jul 09 6,472 986.00 1003.0 931.00 942.50 32.0 13084 8150.0 Mar 09 117 9220.0 9220.0 8768.0 8768.0
22.65 14.45 Mar 09 974 15.95 16.16 15.81 15.88 0.185 2137.4 944.00 Sep 09 2,642 957.00 957.00 944.00 944.00 33.3 Est. Vol. 1,180 Vol. 3,490 open int 26,964 +61
21.40 16.50 Jul 09
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FUTURES & BONDS
Short-Term, 30-Year Treasury Yields Rise;

Returns In Belly Of Yield Curve Back Off
BY REUTERS
U.S. Treasury bill rates jumped on

Friday, with the three-month rate
posting its biggest rise in October, as
signs of more credit supply pared
the safe haven appeal of ultrashort
debt.
The other big mover was the
30-year bond, which dropped nearly a full point as traders reversed
last weeks big trade in reaction to
the sale of $40 billion in older
10-year notes, analysts said.
Other Treasury maturities ended
higher as investors moved money
into them in a late stock market selloff.
The bond market is conflicted
right now. Theresthe flight to quality and theres the pending supply,
so we are treading water here, said
Frank Lesh, an analyst at FuturePath Trading in Chicago.
The Treasury Department sold
$60 billion in cash management
T-bills on Friday, bringing the
weeks total bill sales to $254 billion.
The gyration in stocks, together
with worries about supply and credit conditions, almost rendered the
days dismal data on housing starts
and consumer sentiment afterthoughts.
We know the economic numbers
will be pretty bad, so we discounted
them a bit, Lesh said.
The rate on three-month T-bills,
which economists peg as the riskfree rate on U.S. assets, rose to
0.80%, up 31 basis points the biggest one-day rise since late September. Other bill rates were flat to up 9
basis points. The price on 30-year
bonds was down 27/32 at 103 7/32.
Their yield, which moves inversely
to price, was 4.31%, up from 4.25%

late on Thursday.
Stock indexes closed down as
much as 1.4% in choppy trade after
trading higher on decent earnings
news and stronger energy shares.
Stocks traded higher in part on evidence that the unprecedented central bank tactics to combat the global credit crisis may finally be un-
locking funds for cash-strapped

banks and borrowers.
Overnight interbank rates on dollars, euros and sterling fell close or
below their respective central bank
targets on Friday.
Among other hopeful signs were
narrowing spreads in interest rate
swaps and falling rates in the commercial paper market, analysts said.

Bonds Summary
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Unchanged
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Thu
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2
2
0
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Thu
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ISSUES & INSIGHTS / A16-17

Does Obama Believe In Free Trade?

Danny Ainge Scores Big For Boston

Cosmetics Sit Pretty Amid Recession

M&As In The Age Of Credit Crunch

Stanley Is Trading Above Its 10-Week

S&P 500 INDEX

DOW JONES IND.

NYSE VOL. (MIL)

Energy stocks bounce

Banks, Caterpillar hit

Third straight week

NASDAQ VOL. (MIL)

Telecoms make gains

Google gaps up, but

But short-term bills,

Big problems in Asia

Most contracts rise;

VOL. 25, NO. 136

MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 $3.00

Credit Rates Thaw,

Stocks Ease; Volatility Remains

Home Starts At 17-Year Low

Housing Starts Sink To 17-Yr Low

Libor rate down 40 ticks

Builders broke ground on an annualized

Money Rates Continue To Ease

The 3-month dollar Libor rate eased a

Dont Bail On Mutual Funds Now

Bush: Rescue Will Take Awhile A year into correction,

about financial markets, the president

OPEC Hustle Begets Oil Bounce

Consumer Sentiment Plunges

The Reuters/Univ. of Michigan confidence gauge dived to 57.5 in mid-Oct.

Credit-Card Charge-Offs Soar

Moodys said balances written off as not

ING Plunges On Cash Worries

S. Korea, Ukraine Tackle Crisis

Officials in Seoul held an emergency

Fewer Iraqis Trying To Exit Nation

fund investors shouldnt

Net Outflow Soars

Investor's Corner ......A18

E2008 Investors Business Daily Inc.

doesnt mean you should follow

is also not for John Bogle, founder

Stocks on Friday gave up some of

Department said. Analysts had expected 870,000. Single-family

which means the glut of unsold

Govt Moves Easing Credit But Not For All

The governments historic intervention last week appears to have

ers Association said.

Feinman, chief economist of Deutsche Asset Management in the

MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008

Housing Starts Hit 17-Year Low In Sept.

Annual rate, in millions

By region, yearly change

Annual rate, in millions

Annual rate, in millions

Honeywell EPS tops, guides low

Pfizer settles pain reliever suits

The diversified manufacturer said

The drug maker reached an $894