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Congress Demands
Conditions, Add-Ons
To $700 Bil Rescue
Dems Propose Own Rescue Plan
Senate Banking chief Christopher Dodd,

D-Conn., said that in exchange for buying
Wall St. assets, the govt should get equity
stakes in aided firms, offer more foreclosure
help for homeowners and limit exec pay.
House Finl Services chief Barney Frank,
D-Mass., said the administration has given
ground on key issues. More on this page
Bush To Congress: Work Fast
Bush Ready To Deal: Frank
The whole world is watching, the president said. Bush and Treasury Secy
Henry Paulson called for a clean bill, but officials are in frenzied talks with Capitol Hill,
and a vote may drag into next week. Key
GOP lawmakers, including Sen. Richard
Shelby, R-Ala., have voiced serious doubts.
McCain and Obama havent committed to
the rescue. More on this page
Amid tussle, stocks sink;

issues on table include
exec pay, homeowner aid
BY JED GRAHAM
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Stocks Sink On Rescue Questions
The market, skittish about govt rescue

plans, opened weak, then extended losses as oil and commodity prices spiked. The
Nasdaq dived 4.2% as Morgan Stanley cut
price targets on 9 big techs. The S&P 500
slid 3.8%, the Dow and NYSE composite
3.3%. The 10-year Treasury yield rose 3
basis points to 3.83%. More on B1, B2
Crude Oil Surges As Dollar Dives
The dollar suffered its worst day vs. the

euro in 7 years amid uncertainty over
the proposed govt rescue. That helped trigger a huge run on commodities. Oct. crude
vaulted $16.37 to $120.92 a barrel, hitting
$130 intraday amid a short squeeze. The
16% gain was the most since 94. Nov. crude
rose $6.62 to $109.37. The 10-year Treasury
yield hit a 5-week high before paring gains.
Morgan Stanley Sells Big Stake
The bank will sell up to 20% to Japanese

banking giant Mitsubishi UFJ Finl for
as much as $8.5 bil. Also, the Fed late Sun.
agreed to let Morgan Stanley and Goldman
Sachs become commercial banks, accepting
Fed leverage limits. Morgan, up early, ended
off 0.4%. Goldman lost 7%. The moves cut
theoddsof a Morganmerger withWachovia,
which sank 11.5%. Related story on this page
Microsoft, HP, Nike Set Buybacks
The tech giants and sports apparel

maker will buy back a combined $53 bil
of their shares. Microsoft will repurchase
$40 bil of its stock roughly 17% of its
shares outstanding. Itll raise its quarterly
dividend 2 cents to 13 cents a share. HewlettPackard will buy back $8 bil, and Nike will
buy $5 bil. Microsoft shares rose 1%, HP fell
2%, Nike dipped nearly 1%. More on A4
SEC Expands List For Shorts Ban
The SEC let the NYSE and Nasdaq add

96 more companies with financial operations to its temporary short-selling ban. GM,
GE and American Express were among the
firms added to the ban, which was imposed
last Fri. The SEC drew complaints over the
weekend about the initial 799-company list.
GM shares fell 11.5%, GEs 2%, AmExs 8%
as financials led the market sell-off.
Nomura Buys Lehmans Asia Unit
Nomura, Japans top brokerage, will pay

up to $525 mil to buy Asian operations of
Lehman Bros. Nomura will pay $225 mil for
assets and up to another $300 mil in fees to
retain bankers and other employees, according to a source. Nomura earlier said it would
buy all of Lehmans area franchises and take
on 3,000 employees, but didnt give a price.
Afghan-Pakistani Force Proposed
Afghanistans defense minister urged

creating a multinational force to crack
down on militants on both sides of the Afghan-Pakistani border. Pakistan opposes letting foreign troops in, but it is struggling
amid a surge in terror attacks, including
Sat.s bombing that killed 53 in Islamabad.
Gunmenkidnapped the topAfghan diplomat
to Pakistan. British Air halted flights there.
Expert: Iran May Be Hiding Nukes
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The Intl Atomic Energy Agencys

head said Iran may be covering up its
full nuclear efforts, a relatively harsh statement that reflects the U.N. bodys growing
frustration. Irans envoy at talks in Austria
denied that Tehran was hiding anything. A
critical IAEA report would likely spur Western nations to seek more sanctions vs. Iran.
The private sector got us into this mess, said Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass. The government has to get us out of
it. He said the Bush administration agreed to some changes sought by Congress in the financial rescue fund. AP
UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE
Crony Capitalism Is Root Cause

Of Fannie And Freddie Troubles
As housing giants grew,
they used cash to sway
Democrat-led Congress
First In A Series
BY TERRY JONES
In the past couple of weeks, as the

financial crisis has intensified, a
new talking point has emerged
from the Democrats in Congress:
This is all a crisis of capitalism,
in socialist financier George
Soros phrase, and a failure to regulate our markets sufficiently.
Well, those critics may be right
it is a crisis of capitalism. A crisis of
politically driven crony capitalism, to be precise.
Indeed, Democrats have so effectively mastered crony capitalism
as a governing strategy that
theyve convinced many in the
media and the public that they had
nothing whatsoever to do with our
current financial woes.
Barack Obama has repeatedly
blasted Bush-McCain economic
policies as the cause, as if the two
were joined at the hip.
Funny, because over the past 8
years, those who tried to fix Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac the
trigger for todays widespread global financial meltdown were stymied repeatedly by congressional
Democrats.
This wasnt an accident. Though
some key Republicans deserve
blame as well, it was a concerted
Democratic effort that made reform of Fannie and Freddie impossible.
The reasonfor this is simple: Fannie and Freddie became massive
providers both of reliable votes
among grateful low-income homeowners, and of massive giving to
the Democratic Party by grateful
investment bankers, both at the
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two government-sponsored enterprises and on Wall Street.

The result: A huge taxpayer rescue that at last estimate is approaching $700 billion but may go
even higher.
It all started, innocently enough,
in 1994with President Clintons rewrite of the Carter-era Community Reinvestment Act.
Ostensibly intended to help deserving minority families afford
homes a noble idea it instead
led to a reckless surge in mortgage
lending that has pushed our financial system to the brink of chaos.
Subprimes Mentors
Fannie and Freddie, the main vehicle for Clintons multicultural
housing policy, drove the explosion of the subprime housing market by buying up literally hundreds of billions of dollars in substandard loans funding loans
that ordinarily wouldnt have
been made based on such timehonored notions as putting money
down, having sufficient income,
and maintaining a payment record
indicating creditworthiness.
With all the old rules out the window, Fannie and Freddie gobbled
up the market. Using extraordinary leverage, they eventually controlled 90% of the secondary market mortgages. Their total portfolio of loans topped $5.4 trillion
half of all U.S. mortgage lending.
They borrowed $1.5 trillion from
U.S. capital markets with wink,

wink an implicit government
guarantee of the debts.
This created the problem we are
having today.
As we noted a week ago,
subprime lending surged from
around $35 billion in 1994 to nearly $1 trillion last year for total
growth of 2,757% as of last year.
No real market grows that fast
for that long without being fixed.
And thats just what Fannie and
Freddie were fixed. They became a government-run, privately
owned home finance monopoly.
Fannie and Freddie became huge
contributors to Congress, spending millions to influence votes. As
weve noted here before, the bulk
of the money went to Democrats.
Dollars To Dems
Meanwhile, Fannie and Freddie
also became a kind of jobs program for out-of-work Democrats.
Franklin Raines and Jim
Johnson, the CEOs under whom
the worst excesses took place in
the late 1990s to mid-2000s, were
both high-placed Democratic operatives and advisers to presidential candidate Barack Obama.
Clinton administration official
Jamie Gorelick also got taken care
of by the Fannie-Freddie circle. So
did top Clinton aide Rahm Emanuel, among others.
On the surface, this sounds innoSEE CRONY ON A11
Democrats in Congress on Monday worked to reshape Treasury

Secretary Henry Paulsons barebones request for $700 billion to
buy troubled mortgage assets.
The governmentshould get equity stakes in financial firms it helps
and use its expanded clout to provide mortgage relief. Thats according to a plan by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd, D-Conn.
House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank,
D-Mass.,saidtheBush administration is willing to give ground on
those demands. But details have
tobeironed outandflashpoints remain such as Democratic calls
for executive compensation limits
on firms the government aids.
We got a lot of advice from people in the financial community
that (Treasury) should also be
able to take some equity and we
agreed, and the secretarys agreed
with that, Frank told reporters.
Democrats believe that in exchange for shouldering the enormous burden ofthe Bush plan, taxpayers should reap any future economic rewards, Senate Majority
Leader Harry Reid said. This
plan should not permit taxpayer
money to purchase an asset at an
inflated price exclusively for the
benefit of private shareholders.
Equity marketsfaced a bout of renewed selling on Monday, following a huge end-of-week rally as
news of the rescue emerged.
Stocks opened weak on Washington uncertainties. Lossesintensifiedas oilprices spiked.That was
partly fueled by a diving dollar, a
side effect of a looming $700-billion hike in government debt.
Equity Isnt Free

Global Insight financial economist Brian Bethune explained that
buying an equity stake as part of
the overall package isnt cost-free.
More resources would have to
be committed to acquire the equity position, Bethune said.
Or, part of the $700 billion could
be used for equity, meaning less

would be available to buy distressed mortgage assets, he said.
Frank said the administration
also has agreed to try and prevent
foreclosures on mortgages it buys.
Democrats also want to give
bankruptcy judges authority to rewrite mortgage terms.
Conservative GOP opposition
has left the administration between a rock and a hard place,
said Strategas Research Partners
analyst Daniel Clifton.
In a letter to colleagues, conservative Rep. Mike Pence, R-Ind.,
wrote: To avoid a slide into socialism for our financial sector, Congressmustconsiderallavailableoptions to put our nations economy
back on its feet. There are no easy
answers but there are alternatives
tomassive government spending.
Because the bill will need a lot of
Democratic votes, Treasury will
only fight what they think is
most harmful, Clifton said.
Lawmakersof bothparties resisted what they saw as the overly
broad powers sought by Paulson.
The plan sent to Congress would
havelet the Treasury buy any asset
deemed necessary to effectively
stabilizefinancialmarkets.Nodecision would face review, other
thanperiodic updates toCongress.
Both John McCain and Barack
Obama, along with other lawmakers, called for formal oversight.
Frank said Monday the administration has accepted our views.
Buying A Mortgage? Priceless

Many questions remained unanswered, including how Treasury
will value assets the market cant.
Treasury said it will use market
mechanisms where possible, such
as reverse auctions.
In a reverse auction, buyers seek
the lowest price offered. But analystsdoubtmortgage-backed securitiescanbe groupedin suchaway.
The biggest question mark continues to be the economic impact.
IanShepherdson,chiefU.S.economist at High Frequency Economics,wroteheisverynervousabout
capitalspending. Heavy Treasury
issuance due to the bailout means
yields will not drop as far as would
otherwisebe expected, he said.
While the rescue is likely to put
banks on a much firmer footing,
Shepherdson still expects tight
credit conditions. He sees 7% unemployment ahead.
Brokerages, Regulators Rethink Leverage

Goldman and Morgan
now commercial banks,
accepting Feds limits
BY AMY REEVES
The last two big investment banks

checked themselves into regulatory rehab over the weekend. Their
addiction? Leverage.
By reincorporating as traditional
bank holding companies, Morgan
Stanley and Goldman Sachs are accepting stricter capital rules than
they have had as freewheeling investment banks.
Lee Pickard, a former Securities
and Exchange Commission official, charged last week that a 2004
policy change encouraged big investmentbanks torunup unprecedented leverage. According to
1970s-era rules, broker-dealers
couldntrun a debt-to-capital ratio
above 12-to-one. They also got a
haircut, or penalty, proportioned
to the riskiness of their assets.
The SEC launched a voluntary
program four years ago to consoli-
date oversight of broker-dealers

with their investment bank owners. It was open to broker-dealers
with capital of at least $5 billion, a
select group: Bear Stearns, Lehman Bros., Merrill Lynch, Goldman and Morgan Stanley.
Now, thanks to Lehmans bankruptcy, the buyouts of Bear and
Merrill, and the status change of
Goldman and Morgan, these investment banks are no more.
Pickard pins the demise of those
Wall Street titans to the SECs
change. The rules raised the debtto-capital limit and also changed
how brokers calculate risk.
Itwassupposedtoreflecta modern approach to risk, he told IBD.
But it went from a highly objectivetest to a highly subjectivetest.
Regulators worldwide let larger
banks hold less capital based on
risk models. The models failed to
anticipate the credit crisis.
Some industry observers have
criticized credit default swaps
and the growth of derivatives for
their role in the current crisis.
But regulators dont want to decide which financial instruments
aretoo risky. That mighthinder innovation and stifle economic

growth.
Few observers doubt leverage
has been a key factor in the crisis.
Traditionally, commercial banks
have leveraged in the range of
10-to-1to15-to-1,while investment
bankshave hung around20-to-1.
As the credit crunch hit asset values, capital eroded and leverage
soared. Investment banks tried to
raise cash, but that became harder
and harder. Distressed asset sales
set off industrywide write-downs
that pushed capital ratios higher.
By mid-2008, Morgan Stanley
and Lehman faced 30-to-1 ratios;
Merrill Lynch teetered at 44-to-1.
When you look back at the biggest crashes in the history of financial markets, they were always
about leverage, said Tom Taulli,
author of The Complete M&A
Handbook and The Streetsmart
Guide to Short Selling.
The SECs leverage quandary
goes back to the 1999 repeal of the
Glass-Steagall Act, which strictly
separated brokers from commercialbanks,says DanielAlpert,part-
ner at Westwood Capital.

Commercial banks started cutting into investment banks business while leaning on the security
of federally insured deposits. That
was thefirst temptation for investment banks to get in over their
heads, Alpert says.
The investment banks, in order
to compete, went out and started
to leverage themselves because
thats the only way they could
make money, he said. Ultimately, they started getting into businesses that were not their traditional businesses trading with
their own capital, moneylending
and equity investment.
Overturning Glass-Steagall left
two regulatory regimes, as if a
bright line still existed between investment and commercial banks.
TheSECs 2004move easingcapital rules on brokers was part of a
turf war with the Federal Reserve.
Market events have rendered
agency disputes moot, with the big
investment banks being bought by
or turning into commercial banks.
The Fed did say Morgan and
Goldman meet capital standards.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2008
U.S. Leading Economic Indicators Point Down

The Chicago Feds national activity index fell to
-1.59 in Aug., the lowest since the 01 recession.
Negative readings indicate growth lags historical
trends. The Conference Boards and ECRIs
leading indexes have also fallen to multi year lows
and suggest that a recovery is not yet in sight.
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Chicago Fed National Activity Index
Index of Leading Economic Indicators
Recession
Aug.:
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Weekly leading index
135
Recession
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TECHNOLOGY
AutoZone misses, adds new stores McAfee acquires smaller rival

The car parts retailer said Q4 EPS
rose 20% to $3.88, missing views by
2 cents. Revenue gained 10% to
$2.21bil, just above estimates. Samestore sales were up 0.6%. AutoZone
was helped by an extra week of sales
in the most recent quarter. Excluding the extra week, revenue would
have been up 4%. AutoZone opened
60 new stores in the U.S. and 18 in
Mexico during the quarter. It fell
1.3% to 129.06.
CarMax sputters, drops guidance

The used-car retailer said Q2 earnings tumbled 79% to 6 cents a share,
missing views by 2 cents. Revenue
dropped 13% to $1.84 bil, also falling
below analysts forecasts. CarMax
blamed a weak economy and higher
gas prices. It suspended its 09 EPS
guidance, citing economic uncertainty. CarMax previously called
for full-year EPS of 78-94 cents.
Shares tumbled 8% to 15.19.
Blue outlook for jeans maker VF

The worlds No. 1 maker of jeans fell
4.3% to 78.78 after Lazard Capital
Markets said the company is facing
atough environment and downgraded the stock to hold from buy. VF
Corp.s stock has risen 20% since
the beginning of the year, but Lazard said a weakening U.S. economy,
higher costs and a declining dollar
will pressure the company. In addition to making jeans under the
brand names Lee and Wrangler, VF
also makes North Face outdoor apparel and Vans shoes and apparel.
Buckle slips notch on downgrade

Shares of the apparel retailer fell
8.5% to56.33 after JPMorgans securities arm downgraded it to neutral
from buy. Buckles growth could be
limited by operating margins that
are already the highest in its history,
said JPMorgan, adding that further
upside could be tough to come by.
The retailer also has limited potential for square-footage growth.
00 Brinker, which runs the Chilis
restaurant chain, was downgraded
to neutral from buy by Banc of
America Securities, which cited a
difficult quarter for casual dining
chains. It slumped 9.5% to 18.86.
The worlds No. 2 security software

maker will pay $465 mil, or $5.75 a
share, to buy smaller competitor Secure Computing. The move gives
McAfee a suite of software, services
and hardware products aimed at
blocking hackers from getting past
the perimeters of computer networks. McAfees offer represents a
27% premium to Secures closing
price Fri. McAfee fell 4.3% to 35.71.
More on A4
SanDisk blends memory, music

The maker of flash memory storage
products has partnered with 4
major record labels and will begin
selling music on memory cards.
SanDisk has inked deals with Vivendis Universal Music Group, Sony
BMG Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group and EMI, as well as
with retailers Best Buy and WalMart. The new format, called slotMusic, aims to address the drop in
CD sales. The memory cards can be
played on PCs, as well as many cell
phones and handheld media players that support the cards. SanDisk
fell 1.2% to 22.25.
FINANCE
Senior Citi executive departs
The head of the No. 1 U.S. banks
wealth managementdivision isstepping down. Citi named Mike Corbat
the new CEO of its high-profile division, replacing Sallie Krawcheck,
who became the latest in a string of
top Citigroup executives who have
left since Vikram Pandit became
thebanks CEOin Dec. Citi isreportedly moving the wealth management unit, which includes the
Smith Barney brokerage, under its
institutional clients group. Citi
dipped 3.1% to 20.01.
00 AIG, the insurance giant that
was rescued by an $85 bil govt loan
last week, surged 22.6% to 4.72
amid reports that leading shareholders are seeking to raise capital
and sell assets to stave off a federal
takeover.
CHINESEINVESTORStrackstocksMondayinShanghai,wherethebenchmark Shanghai composite index gained 7.8%. After watching share prices
slide for almost a year, the government moved to support the countrys
stock market last week in response to the global financial crisis.
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MEDICAL
AFTER THE CLOSE
Sanofi buys Zentiva for $2.6 bil
UNION PACIFIC, a railroad opera-
The French drug giant secured a

deal to buy Czech generic maker Zentiva for $2.6 bil after boosting its
initial offer by 9.5%. Zentiva makes
and sells generic drugs in Central
and Eastern Europe including products for pain and cardiovascular diseases. Sanofi-Aventis, which already owns 24.9% of Zentiva, has
been looking to broaden its portfolio amid aging patents. Sanofi
slipped 3.3% to 33.30.
tor, increased its Q3 EPS estimate to $1.28-$1.33, above

views. It said strong shipping
volume and lower diesel costs
more than offset the impact of
hurricanes. Shares rose.
CONSUMER
Spider-Man musical in the works
Marvel Entertainment said its
much-discussed Spider-Man musical might make its way onto Broadway next year. David Maisel, head
ofthe firms studio unit, said the musical has been in the works for 3-1/2
years. With a Spider-Man show,
Marvel would follow in the footsteps of media giant Walt Disney,
which has been successful in extending movie brands like Lion
King into theatrical productions.
Shares fell 6.2% to 34.39.
TRANSPORTATION
Airlines tumble as oil prices soar
Shares of major airlines fell as oil
prices surged amid speculation that
a plan to bail out the U.S. financial
sector would spur economic
growth and demand for energy.
American Airlines, Northwest and
US Airways each fell 13%, while
United slumped 10.9%, Delta slid
10%, Continental slumped 8.6%
and Southwest dipped 5.9%.
00 American Airlines, responding
to low customer service ratings in a
recent JD Power survey, said it will
boost services for high-end customers traveling in first- or businessclass, such as offering priority
check-in and security screening.
CHESAPEAKE ENERGY, an offshore drilling company, reduced its planned spending on

drilling through 2010 by 17%
due to falling prices for natural
gas. It also cut its 08 full-year
production growth estimate to
18% from 21%. Shares edged up.
WASHINGTON MUTUAL, a savings

and loan, had its debt downgraded by Moodys to its most speculative grade. Shares fell.
CIRCUIT CITY STORES, an electronics retailer, said its Chairman and CEO Philip
Schoonover resigned. Board
member James Marcum will
serve as CEO and former tobacco executive Allen King will
become chairman. It also raised
Q2 view. Shares rose.
GAP, a clothing retailer, will
buy womens sports apparel
firm Athleta for $150 mil in
cash. Shares edged up.
SERVICES
Ike seen hurting Cash America
The pawn shop operator and rival
First Cash Financial Services could
see profits hit by Hurricane Ike,
Sterne Agee said. Cash America and
First Cash both have a significant
number of stores in the hard hit
Houston area. Sterne Agee sees
Cash Americas Q3 EPS falling 3-6
cents, with First Cashs Q3 EPS
dropping 2-4 cents. Cash America
slid 3.5%. First Cash fell 4.1%.
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British children who are victims of

abuse will now be able to get help by
texting a new hot line, the BBC reported. The new service, ChildLine,
said that because 59% of abused children were victimized by family
members, it can be difficult for
youngsters to seek out help. The National Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, a U.K. charity,
is funding the service, which it says
makes use of technology children
are comfortable with and can often
easily access. Children can also
reach ChildLink on the Internet.
Tree power may curb forest fires

A sensor network for preventing forest fires could be powered by the
trees themselves, MIT scientists
say. A trickle of power is generated
by every tree from the difference in
acidity between the tree and the soil
it grows in. Over time, the trickles
add up to enough to power the sensor network, allowing it to wirelesslytransmit temperature and humidity data. A startup called Voltree
Power will test the network on 10
acres of forest this spring.
00 A national push since the
mid-1990s to enroll more 8th-graders in algebra is being questioned in

a report by the nonprofit Brookings
Institution. The report says math
scores have dropped among 8thgrade algebra students because
many of them are unprepared for
the advanced math. It also says the
number of students scoring in the
bottom 10% has more than doubled.
00 Actor Brad Pitt is the most dangerous celebrity to search for online, says a study by Web security
firm McAfee. The study found a
range of ways in which people who
are searching for information on
their favorite stars are tricked into
downloading spyware or other
malicious software. For example,
searches for Brad Pitt screensavers led to sites with malware more
than 50% of the time.
00 Acupuncture is better than
antidepressants to ease side effects
of breast cancer treatment, a study
by Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit
found. Common side effects from
breast cancer treatments such as
chemotherapy include hot flashes,
excessive sweating and fatigue.
Effects of acupuncture lasted for 15
weeks, even after stopping therapy,
the study said.
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NATION
G-7 welcomes U.S. bailout plan
Senators corruption trial starts
Group of Seven nations vowed to

help shore up the worlds financial
system, but appeared reluctant to
follow the U.S. lead in bailing out
troubled banks despite an appeal by
TreasurySecy HankPaulson. Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Italy
and Japan, in a joint statement, said
only: We pledge to enhance international cooperation to address the
ongoing challenges in the global
economy and world markets.
They say their banks dont hold as
much bad debt as U.S. firms.
Jury selection got under way for the

trial of Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska,
whom federal authorities accuse of
lying about gifts he received from
an oil company founder. The trial
may provide a parade of powerful
witnesses, from former Secy of
State Colin Powell to Sens. Ted
Kennedy and Patrick Leahy. It also
could lead to a sordid sideshow
over claims that the FBIs key witness against Stevens had sex with
an underage girl.
00 Most of Galveston, Texas, is
slated to reopen to the public Wed.,
more than a week after Hurricane
Ikes landfall. Police will enforce a
6 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew once the
island opens.
00 The son of a Tenn. Dem lawmaker had his home searched by the
FBI as part of an inquiry into the
hacking of GOP VP candidate Sarah
Palins e-mail account, published
reports said. The suspect is David
Kernell, son of state Rep. Mike
Kernell of Memphis.
Fed helps minority shareholders

The Federal Reserve eased restrictions on minority shareholders
seeking a seat on a banks board of
directors, saying that a minority investor generally should be able to
have a single representative on the
board of directors. The change
comes as banks seek major cash infusions by selling significant stakes
in the companies.
Russia suffers from capital drain

Investors have pulled up to $15 bil
out of Russia amid the credit crisis,
threatening to boost inflation by
1% or 2% more than what we predicted, Finance Minister Alexei
Kudrin said. He warned that it may
take as long as a year before conditions return to normal. Russian
stocks have lost more than half
their value since May.
Canada retail sales edge higher

Sales rose a less-than-expected
0.1% in July, the smallest gain since
March, as demand for autos
slumped amid the slowing economy, the govt said. Analysts expected 0.2%. Sales ex autos rose 0.4% as
demand for furniture, building supplies and electronics rose.
Malaysia wont peg currency

Finance minister Najib Razak rejected a proposal by ex-PM Mahathir Mohamad to re-peg the ringgitto the dollar to combat uncertainty caused by global financial turmoil. We have no intention to repeg the ringgit, now or in the future, Razak said. Mahathir pegged
the ringgit to the dollar to stabilize
the currency during the 1997-98
Asian financial crisis.
COMING UP WEDNESDAY
00 Existing-home sales for Aug., 10
a.m. EDT (forecast: 4.93 mil).
00 Crude oil inventories for the
week of Sept. 20, 10:35 a.m. EDT
(forecast: n.a.).
METALS
Nucor not seen slashing prices
Investment bank Dahlman Rose
boosted its earnings estimate for
the steel maker, contending higher
raw material prices should prevent
a sharp drop in steel prices. The brokerage reiterated a buy rating on
Nucor and said it remains comfortable with its steel price estimate of
$900-$950 a ton this year and
$925-$975 a ton next year. Last
week, Nucor lifted its earning guidance above views. Despite the optimistic outlook, it fell 7.7% to 47.21.
IN BRIEF
Sysco, a food distributor, said its
board approved a buyback of 20 mil
shares. It had about 3 mil shares
remaining under a previous buyback plan. It fell 4% to 32.09.
Archer Daniels Midland, a food

processor and ethanol producer,
said it will work with PolyOne to
develop corn- and oilseed-based
plasticizers. Plasticizers are used to
make plastics softer and more flexible. ADM dipped 1.7% to 23.29.
PolyOne slipped a penny to 7.40.
Raytheon, a defense contractor,

and partner Boeing landed a $125
mil Army deal to develop an air-toground missile for rotary and fixed
wing aircraft. Raytheon slid 1.3% to
57.74. Boeing fell 1.6% to 58.81.
WORLD
Kidnappers grab tourists in Egypt
Eleven European tourists and 4
Egyptians were seized by masked
gunmen during an adventure safari
in the Sahara desert, then taken
across the border to neighboring
Sudan, officials said. The kidnappers were demanding $6 mil in ransom, according to theEgyptian tourism minister, who was involved in
negotiations. The 5 Germans, 5 Italians and 1 Romanian were seized
along with their Egyptian guides
while camping near the Sudanese
border.
CHINA: The number of Chinese

infants sickened by tainted milk
formula doubled to nearly 13,000,
the govt reported. Four deaths
have been blamed on toxic milk
powder, which causes kidney
stones and other complications.
The nations top quality regulator
resigned amid the crisis.
NORTH KOREA: The govt asked the
U.N. nuclear watchdog to remove
seals and surveillance equipment
from the Yongbyon nuclear
reactor, according to IAEA,
heightening concerns that the
country may be preparing to restart
its nuclear program.
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Adobe Systems Inc .......A4
Affymetrix ....................A4
Airgas Inc .....................B3
Allergan ........................A9
American Intl Grp ..........B1
Americas Car-Mart ......A5
Amgen...........................A9
Apache .........................A9
Applied Biosys .............A4
Axsys Tech ...................B6
Balchem Corp ...............B3
BP Prudhoe By Rylty ...B3
Buckle ..........................B3
Celgene ........................A9
CenturyTel.....................A4
Constant Contact Inc ..A5
D X P Enterprises Inc ....B3
Devon Energy ...............A9
Embarq Corp ................A4
Empresa Nac Chile .......B3
FairPoint Comms ..........A4
Gafisa SA.....................B12
General Motors ............A5
Genzyme Corp...............A9
Gilead Sciences ............A6
Google Inc ....................A4
Helicos Biosciences ......A4
Hess Corp .....................B3
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He Has A Firm Faith In Ceramics

Look Up: Kazuo Inamori uses Buddhism to help fire up Japans Kyocera
DECIDE UPON YOUR TRUE DREAMS AND GOALS: Write down

your specific goals and develop a plan to reach them.
BY DOUG TSURUOKA
Tap Customers Creativity

To reach company goals, get
customer input. It can range
from user-driven content to
ideas for new product lines.
So notes business strategist
Don Tapscott, lead author of Wikinomics. To light the wick:
00 Start inside. Begin by fostering
collaboration in the workplace, Tapscott says. Use tools such as blogs,
tagging, shared bookmarks and
wikis,which are pages allowing content change. Wikis are perfect for
brainstorming, project development
andproject management, he said.
Blogs can spur internal discussion
among leaders and workers.
00 Tap lead users. In 2006, Google
hosted four competitions, giving
users a way to solve some of its
toughest problems, says product designer Keith Sawyer, author of
Group Genius. The top prize was
$10,000, and thousands of usersparticipated.
The countrys leading firms, from
IBM to Amazon, have teamed with
customers in a range of profitable
ways, Sawyer says.
00 Build critical mass. Getting large
customer input demands funding,
support and a core group of leaders, Tapscott said. Customer input
in everythingfrom open-source software to Wikipedia is driven by top
management.
00 Get the truth. High-performance teams arent interested in
half the story, says exec coach
Howard Guttman, author of Great
Business Teams.
What youll hear instead are:
How can we solve the problem?
Lets discuss the pros and cons of
that decision.
Here are the risks with my proposal; heres what we stand to gain.
The goal is to inform, not finesse, Guttman said.

Make sure that this goal is the
focus of workers and customers.
00 Set standards. Wikipedia uses
community norms to guide editorial decisions, Tapscott said. The
site says it explicitly aims to be unbiased and to present all points of
view sympathetically, and judges
contributions by that standard.
00 Learn from doers. Collaboration
withcustomers is common in the extreme-sports niche, says Sawyer,
who is also a noted business coach.
A 2002 study found that 38% of
the 287 mountain bikers interviewed had an idea for how to improve their bikes, he said, and almost50%ofthoseideashad beenimplemented by bikers themselves.
Several of the improvements
made it to market.
00 Promote growth. If collaboration involves open source or other
technology, use two approaches
engineering and trial-and-error, say
Tapscott and other experts. What
looks good on paper to solicit user
input may change as the process
progresses.
The key: Stay flexible. Users may
tweak the input process even as
they provide content or product
ideas.
00 Ensure value. Reward the best
ideas from customers.
00 Stay focused. User input isnt a
goal to be achieved for its own
sake, Tapscott said. Business leaders should never abandon control of
their destiny. Nor should businesses give up all of their core intellectual property.
Open source and other tools must
boost the top and bottom lines.
Cord Cooper
Kazuo Inamori changed course

afteralmost dying and drawing spiritual insight from a religious woman.
He used his experience and Buddhist values to found a business empire, Kyocera.
Today his corporation churns out
everything from cell phones, cameras and advanced ceramics to crystal
and solar energy technology.
Inamori, a Buddhist priest, was
named one of the Worlds 20 Most
Respected Business Leaders by the
Financial Times in 1998.
It helped that he also founded
KDDI Corp., Japans second-biggest phone company. Kyocera and
KDDI boast combined sales of $50
billion annually and employ tens of
thousands worldwide.
Plus, Inamori heads a well-endowed foundation that sponsors the
Nobel-class Kyoto Prizes, which
honor contributors in technology,
science, arts and philosophy.
Inamoris vision holds that one
should maintain a brave and upbeat
attitude at all times. His pet motto
is: What we like to do next is what
others tell us we can never do.
Inamori has a sense that our lives
should have a higher calling than
our own self-interest, Rod Lanthorne, president of Kyoceras
North American holding company,
told IBD. He links technological advancement to something that has a
spiritual quality to it.
David Pye, president of the American Ceramic Society, said: Some
people think Inamoris the Bill
Gates of Japan. His huge contribution was to play a pivotal role in electronic circuitry for TV sets and
that helped launch Japans entry
into that field after World War II.
The genesis of Inamoris approach
dates back seven decades. He was
born in 1932 and almost died from
tuberculosis in Kagoshima, a city in

southern Japan.
TB was incurable before World
War II. No one expected the boy to
survive an illness that had already
claimed two of his uncles, until fate
intervened. It came in the form of a
beautiful bride who had married a
neighbor in the house next door.
Inamori later recalled that the religious woman handed him several
Buddhist religious tracts and
charmed him into reading them as
he lay dying. She urged him to meditate on the meaning of life.
As he meditated, his TB subsided.
His reprieve left Inamori with the
idea that he should strive for the betterment of humanity.
The notion grew when Inamori
studied inorganic chemistry and
graduated with honors from Kagoshima University in 1955.
He was hired by a small chemical
company that put him towork developing electronic parts from ceramic
materials. His endeavor reached
into Japans cultural past. The country had expertise in making pottery
that went back thousands of years.
Japanese scientists knew that the
physical properties of clay could be
used to make electronic parts. Inamori showed how versatile ceramics could be in making advanced
components.
In 1956, Inamori created the first
high-frequency insulation material
for TV tubes ever made in Japan.
But the tiny company ran into
money trouble. The firm demoted
Inamori and shelved his invention.
Inamori, true to his motto,
wouldnt give up. He quit his job
and considered co-workers advice
to start his own company.
He had no capital, but he did have
sharp ideas and communication
skills. So he visited a rich friend and
outlined his vision for a company
built around the insulator product
hed invented. His friend was so
InamorimadeJapansfirstTV-tube
insulation material from ceramics,
and in 1959 he started the firm that
became electronics giant Kyocera.
overwhelmed, he gave Inamori

$10,000 in venture capital.
On April 1, 1959, 27-year-old Inamori founded Kyoto Ceramic Co.
in a warehouse in Kyoto, a city in
central Japan. The firms name was
later shortened to Kyocera.
The tiny, 28-worker firm soon
lucked out when Matsushita Electric Industrial, which today makes
the Panasonic and National brands,
tapped it to make ceramic parts for
TV cathode-ray tubes.
Inamoris startup was soon overwhelmed by orders. Typical shifts
lasted 14 hours, and his workers rebelled. Eleven employees presented
him with a petition signed in blood,
demanding raises and bonuses.
Inamori,who had mainlybeen concerned with the hurdles of commercializing his product, was shocked.
He told the group he couldnt
promise to meet its demands, but
would try to reward hard work.
He also made a bold statement: If
you ever find out that I betrayed you
. . . you can stab me to death.
Faced with such passion, the
group backed down.
As Kyocera prospered, Inamori

did more than keep his word. He
promoted most of the 11 disgruntled
employees to the executive level.
The labor spat showed Inamori
that he had to pursue the material
and spiritual well-being of his workers in order to fulfill his vision. Making products wasnt enough.
Inamoris firm faced many hurdles
in the 1950s and 60s. As a startup, it
had trouble breaking into Japans
keiretsu system of big outfits ordering parts from close-knit suppliers.
He got around the problem by offering to make ceramic parts that
couldnt be made by others. His
loyal workers focused and figured
out a way to deliver on this promise.
Kyoceras results lured worldclass clients. In 1965, the firm supplied ceramic resistors to Americas
Apollo space project.
A year later, IBM asked Kyocera to
provide millions of ceramic LSI substrates for its 360 computer.
Kyocera almost lost the contract
when a glitch made the parts incompatible with a key part of the IBM
system. But Inamoris eye for detail
saved the day. He flew to America,
visited IBM and made an exhaustive study of what had gone wrong.
He won a brief extension and made
his staffers in Japan work overtime
to develop a usable product.
They did, and IBM accepted the
deal sealing Kyoceras reputation
as a supplier of advanced ceramics.
Inamori, 76, is now Kyoceras
chairman emeritus. He was ordained a Buddhist monk in 1997.
Asked how his longtime religious
studies made him a better businessman, Inamori told the New Sun
newspaper in 2002: I think that
being able to see the truth behind
things and events does make it easier for a businessperson to avoid mistakes and find true success. It may
sound pretentious, but I feel as if the
eyes of my heart have been opened.
Morningstar Takes Notice

With a talented management team in place, we think
the fund has a bright, long future. Morningstar, October 2007, Van Kampen Capital Growth Fund
Its in a league of its own. Morningstar, July 2008, Van Kampen Capital Growth Fund
Van Kampen Growth Funds
Van Kampen Capital Growth Fund
Percentile Rankings as of June 30, 2008
ACPAX
(Formerly Pace Fund)

Assumed Management: June 30, 2004
Large Growth Category
Van Kampen Mid Cap Growth Fund

Assumed Management: September 30, 2003
Mid-Cap Growth Category
VGRAX
1 year
3 year
Manager
Track Record
12
10
14
24
(174 / 1786)
(116 / 1488)
(197 / 1391)
(243 / 1215)
26
20
(208 / 949)
(136 / 813)
11
(60 / 577)
5 year
13
(74 / 684)
For the 10 year period, Morningstar ranked Van Kampen Capital Growth Fund 336 out of 589 funds (69th percentile)
and Van Kampen Mid Cap Growth Fund was ranked 87 out of 325 funds (33rd percentile).
To learn more about these funds, and for current performance information
visit vankampen.com or call 1-800-888-2785.
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Spotlight On Home Theater Growth

The global market for home theater products
and services is expected to generate $2.1
billion in sales this year, growing to $2.9
billion in 2013. Home theater products, such
as TVs and sound systems, are growing at a
faster rate than services.
Source: BCC Research (bccresearch.com)
INVESTORS.COM
Worldwide home theater market, sales in billions

Home theater products
$2
Compound annual growth rate
Home theater services

$1.2
0.4
04
06
08e
13e
Home theater
products
Home theater
services
0.8
2008-13
Total market
$3
04
06
08e
13e
Total market
04
06
08e
13e
12%
INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY

Adobe Calls Creative Suite 4 Its Biggest Product Release
Wants CS3 Users To Upgrade
Features designed to help
creative professionals save
time, hit the wow factor
BY PATRICK SEITZ
Design software maker Adobe Systems on Tuesday will unveil what it

calls its biggest product launch ever
with Creative Suite 4.
AdobeADBE is looking for CS4 to
provide a boost to sales by offering
creative professionals new design
tools and shortcuts to make their
jobs easier. CS4 is a collection of
software tools for graphic design,
photo and video editing and Web
site development. It includes such
products as Photoshop, Illustrator,
InDesign, Flash and Dreamweaver.
Its pretty impressive, said Har-
ley Manning, an analyst with Forrester Research. Creative Suite 4

has a combination of solid functional improvements and some
wow, gee-whiz stuff that designers will want.
The coreaudience that theyre catering to will like it, Manning said.
Creative Suite products are one of
two key businesses for the San Jose,
Calif.-based company. Its creative
solutions unit accounted for 59% of
Adobe sales last quarter. The other
key product is its Acrobat electronic document software.
Adobe executives are hoping the
improvements in Creative Suite 4
will be enough to get designers to
upgrade from Creative Suite 3,
which came out in April 2007. CS4
includes six suites, 13 stand-alone
products and seven Web-based services. The products will be available in 19 languages.
The CS4 family of products will be
available for sale in mid-October.

Creative Suite 4 has three main
selling points over its predecessor:
time-saving productivity enhancements, better integration of tools,
and some breakthrough technologies, said John Loiacono, senior
vice president of Adobes creative
solutions business unit.
Adobe executives see the upgrade
incentives for CS3 users as compelling.
When you tell someone who does
this for a living that they can save
four hours of time on rendering an
image, or that what used to take 10
clicks to get something done can
now be done in two, the benefits
are clear, Loiacono said. In their
world, time is money.
The newCreativeSuite also simplifies work flow and takes better advantage of the latest chips, he says.
Creative Suite 4 does a better job
of integrating products from the
CS4 will go on sale in mid-October.
former Macromedia, such as Flash

animation and interactivity software, which Adobe bought in 2005.
With CS3, Adobe didnt have
much time to integrate the Microimage products into its Creative Suite.
With CS4, Adobe has done a slicker

integration job and made it easier to
move between product tools in the
set, Loiacono says.
Besides better efficiency and integration, CS4 offers some wow technologies that add sizzle to the release, he says. They include speechto-text capabilities for searching
video for a specific word.
The newest version of Photoshop
has a feature called content-aware
scaling. This lets editors make a horizontal picture vertical or vice versa
while keeping some objects in the
photo unchanged. Before,photo editors had to cut and paste people and
other objects or theyd get skinny or
fat from the process. Now only the
background landscape changes.
Both of those features will be
huge time savers, Loiacono said.
Forresters Manning said CS4 offers a one-two punch of being
able to do more things more easily.
Because of that, he says designers

will upgrade to the new offering
quickly.
Adobe kept the prices for most of
its CS4 bundles the same as CS3 versions. It, however, bumped up the
price of the premium Web design
bundle by $100, or 6%, to $1,699.
The CS4 Design Premium product remains at $1,799, as does the
CS4 Production Premium product
at $1,699. Adobes Creative Suite 4
Master Collection, which includes
all of its design products, stays at
$2,499.
Current Creative Suite users can
upgrade for less than the cost of the
full-priced packaged software.
Many of the improvements in CS4
target the work-flow process for designers who must get supervisors
and customers to sign off on their
work.
The suite offers services for online
collaboration and sharing.
Directors Give
Microsoft OK
For Buybacks
Like Its Home State,

Iowa Telecom Is Steady
Authorized For Up To $40 Bil
In volatile times, carrier

offers the stability that
comforts many investors
Dividend Remains Solid
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
REDMOND, Wash. Software leader Microsoft said Monday its

board approved a plan to buy back
up to another $40 billion of its
shares.
The program expires on Sept. 30,
2013. As of July 28, Redmond,
Wash.-based MicrosoftMSFT had
about 9.13 billion shares outstanding, according to a regulatory filing.
The company said it has completed its previous $40 billion stock repurchase program.
Microsoft also raised its quarterly
dividend to 13 cents from 11 cents.
The dividend is payable Dec. 11 to
shareholders of record on Nov. 20.
The companys board has also authorized debt financings of up to $6
billion. As part of this authorization, Microsoft has established a $2
billion commercial paper program.
The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including buybacks and funding
for working capital.
On Monday, Moodys Investors
service assigned an Aaa senior unsecured debt rating to Microsoft,
with a stable outlook. The ratings
agency said this reflects the companys position as the worlds largest
software company with a strong
and defensible market position
throughout its diverse core offerings. Microsoft also said it received a AAA corporate credit rating from Standard & Poors Rating
Services.
McAfee To Spend
$465 Million To Buy
Secure Computing
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SANTA CLARA, Calif. Security
software maker McAfee said Monday that it agreed to buy network security company Secure Computing in a deal valued at $465 million.
McAfeeMFE, based in Santa Clara,
said it will pay $5.75 per share in
cash, or $413 million. That represents a 27% premium over SecuresSCUR Friday closing stock price
of 4.52.
SanJose, Calif.-based Securespreferred stocks will also be redeemed
for cash, adding $84 million to the
value of the deal.
McAfee said the acquisition will
strengthen its position in security
risk management. The companies
said the deal is expected to close in
the fourth quarter.
Shares of McAfee fell 1.60, or
4.3%, Monday, closing at 35.71.
Secures shares jumped 25.5% to
close at 5.58.
BY REINHARDT KRAUSE
KIDS 12 TO 17 who play games with some element of civic engagement, such as World of Warcraft (above), are
more likely than other youths to get involved in real-life civic activities, says a survey by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, which also found that 97% of kids in that age group play computer, console or portable games. AP
Genotyping Gets Less Expensive

Test Available For $399
The democratization
of medicine among goals
for Illumina, 23andMe
BY PETER BENESH
What price would you pay to learn

what medical conditions you have?
How about $399?
At least, thats the thinking of privately held 23andMe and its genotyping partner, IlluminaILMN.
Genotyping testing for genetic
mutations can reveal lurking disease or predisposition to disease.
Mountain View, Calif.-based
23andMe just slashed the price of
its genotyping service to $399 from
$999, thanks to technology advancesby Illumina. San Diego-based Illumina makes genetic analytical gear.
The price cut is a big step toward
the democratization of medicine,
says Jay Flatley, Illuminas chief executive. The term is appropriate, he
says, because the technology puts
power into the hands of consumers.
Consumers will drive growth for
Illumina, and thats why were excited to partner with 23andMe,
Flatley said. Part of our strategy is
to build overall awareness of genetic technology and usefulness. Most
people are not well-educated about
genetics, not even physicians.
Investors, however, seem to be
aware of the potential. Illumina
shares have skyrocketed from less
than 3 in mid-2003 to 83.02. Proft
and sales are up solidly this year.
The consumer push is important,
Flatley says, because it will prod
doctors to get informed and get involved in this area.
From samples of spit, 23andMe
the name comes from the 23 pairs of
chromosomes in each individuals
genome screens for 80 diseases
and conditions.
Definitive tests include breast,
lung, prostate cancer, Crohns disease, rheumatoid arthritis, types 1
and 2 diabetes and multiple sclerosis, among others. By definitive, the
companies say the tests can know
with certainty whether you have
any diseases, and can tell you when
theres a chance you might get any
of these diseases in the future.
Tests for other diseases are not definitive because more research is
needed to confirm their accuracy.
Such diseases include alcohol dependence, bipolar disorder, glaucoma, kidney disease, neuroblastoma,
obesity and schizophrenia.
People can take a printout of their
genetic journals to their doctors,
says 23andMe co-founder Linda
Avey. It could be a big part of their
health care strategy, she said.
Genetics will be a major component of personalized medicine,
she says. Personalized medicine is
the concept of treating individuals
for their specific ills, with special
drugs or tailored drug doses.
Illumina and 23andMe bring consumers a chance to take some control of their own health, says Les
Funtleyder, an analyst with Miller
Tabak and author of the forthcoming book, Health Care Investing:
Profiting from the New World of
Pharma, Biotech, and Health Care
Services.
Genetic analysis will become a
huge business, he says. You cant
quantify how big a deal, but you
know it will be a big deal, he said.
Genetic testing will be universal
within as little as five years, Flatley
says, with insurers deciding its well
worth funding.
The genetic revolution will become mainstream, said Anne
Wojcicki, 23andMes other cofounder.
Backers of 23andMe include GoogleGOOG: It has invested $3.9 million.
Wojcicki married Google cofounder Sergey Brin in May 2007.

He recused himself from Googles
board deliberations, also that
month, on whether to fund
23andMe. (Brin wrote Thursday in
the first post for his new blog,
too.blogspot.com, that as a customer of 23andMe he has learned that
it is clear that I have a markedly
higher chance of developing Parkinsons in my lifetime than the average person.)
Another backer is biotech giant
GenentechDNA. Its Genenfund invests up to $2 million for a promising young company, a spokeswoman said. She wouldnt say how much
Genentech invested in 23andMe.
The third investor is venture firm
New Enterprise Associates.
The genotyping market will be bolstered by two technology advances.
The first, Funtleyder says, is discovery of more genetic mutations
that indicate disease.
The second, Flatley says, is speed
and efficiency. Weve been doubling (testing speed) every 18
months, he said.
The result will be more price cutting and availability, he says. Illumina reported $367 million in revenue
last year, double its 2006 figure.
One factor common to producers
of drugs, devices and medical tests
is concern over reimbursement.
Will insurers pay?
The insurance industry is watching whats going on, Avey said.
Now, the health care system
doesnt promote prevention.
Some health care advocates fear
that insurers would use genetic
data to discriminate against people
with ills found by testing, but the
government has moved to allay that
fear. In May, after a 414-to-1 vote in
the House and a unanimous Senate
vote, President Bush signed into
law the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act.
Iowa Telecommunications Services, a rural phone company in the

Hawkeye State, has harvested solid
returns for investors in 2008.
Shares in Iowa TelecomIWA, the
states second-largest phone company behind Qwest CommunicationsQ, have climbed 19% this year.
Although Iowa Telecoms earnings
growth has slowed, investors seem
to like its dividend and stable business outlook amid a slowing U.S.
economy. On Friday, its board declared a regular quarterly dividend
of 40.5 cents, payable Oct. 15 to
shareholders of record on Sept. 30.
Iowa Telecom operates in more
than 400 communities in the state.
It serves many mom-and-pop businesses as well as a few Indianowned casinos. Iowa Telecom
serves just one community with
more than 10,000 people, its headquarters city of Newton.
The nations severe housing
slump has yet to reach Iowas Corn
Belt. Thats because the housing
boom didnt either.
Weve been less impacted by the
economic downturn than some
other places in the nation, Iowa
Telecoms chief executive, Alan
Wells, said in a phone interview.
Corn prices help somewhat.
Theyre still pretty high. Were still
an agricultural state when its all
said and done.
Just like the big telecom firms,
Iowa Telecom facesincreasing competition from cable TV companies.
Cable firm Mediacom CommunicationsMCCC has ramped up phone
service in much of Iowa.
Number Of Lines Fell 6%

For the quarter ended June 30,
Iowa Telecom reported 233,000
residential and business phone
lines in service, down 6% from a
year earlier.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters estimate that Iowa Telecoms
earnings will slip 15% to 77 cents
per share for 2008 and remain flat
in 2009. Iowa Telecoms 2009 revenue will rise just 2% to $250 million, analysts estimate.
Still, Iowa Telecom is in good
shape, says Christopher King, an analyst at Stifel Nicolaus.
Theyre less exposed to macroeconomic issues in the areas they
serve, King said. The dividend
yield, at 8.5% of cash flow, is very
sustainable. Its a (stock) story
where you like the dividends or you
dont. Rural phone companies, he
says, are generally a defensive play.
King, however, recently downgraded Iowa Telecom to hold from
buy because of the stocks run-up.

We peg fair value at around $20,
he said.
Iowa Telecom offers only fixedline services. But Wells says it has
stockpiled some wireless spectrum,
acquired in government auctions,
and might offer wireless broadband
services down the road.
The company has made acquisitions and might even do a deal with
Verizon. In July, Iowa Telecom
bought Minnesota-based Bishop
Communications, which serves six
towns. Other acquisitions include
Montezuma Mutual Telephone
and Baker Communications.
Wells says its likely that small
rural phone companies will get less
money in federal subsidies in the future, and that more small phone
companies might go up for sale as a
result.
We think our industry will go
through more consolidation, the
CEO said. And with less exposure
to regulatory changes than some
(phone companies), were in a good
position as consolidation occurs.
Could Target CLECs

Iowa Telecom might prowl for
phone companies that specialize in
serving small businesses, called
competitive local exchange carriers, says Timothy Horan, an Oppenheimer analyst.
Theyve been expanding into the
CLEC space, he said.
Horan says stocks in rural phone
companies have rebounded amid
market turmoil.
They hold up well in this environment because of their free cash
flow, dividends and relatively stable businesses, he said.
Speculation is rife that the rural
U.S. is ripe for consolidation. Observers have speculated about deals
involving WindstreamWIN, Frontier CommunicationsFTR, CenturyTelCTL and EmbarqEQ.
Iowa Telecom isnt generally
viewed as a takeover candidate,
Horan says. But King says it could
still figure in rural consolidation.
Heres how: Iowa Telecom was
founded in 1999 by Iowa Network
Services and ING Barings, which is
no longer a big shareholder. After
the merger of Bell Atlantic and GTE
in 1999, Iowa Telecom acquired
GTEs phone business in Iowa.
Verizon CommunicationsVZ, the
company formed by Bell Atlantic
and GTE, still owns phone lines in
the Midwest. King says Iowa Telecom might look to buy some of Verizons Midwest assets and pursue a
tax-free merger known as a reverse
Morris Trust.
King says Iowa Telecom needs to
make a deal because tax benefits
that support its dividend payout expire in 2013.
Reverse mergers arent new.
Thats how FairPoint CommunicationsFRP acquired some of Verizons phone lines in New England
for $1.7 billion in April.
AFTER MARKET
A5
Leading New Issues
IBD New Issues Index
Constant Contact Works Its Way Up
Company
IPC The Hospitalist Co
CardioNet
Visa Inc
RiskMetrics Group
HeritageCrystal Clean
Intrepid Potash Inc
Colfax
ATA Inc
Constant ContactCTCT rose 1.3% on Monday

tocloseat 19.99,capping a 13%movein strong
volume in the last five trading days. Shares of
the e-mail advertising firm have risen 42%
since an April 2 low, but remain 35% off the
high hit on their Oct. 3 debut. Analysts expect
2008 to be the firms first profitable year.
Symbol
IPCM
BEAT
V
RMG
HCCI
IPI
CFX
ATAI
Date Offering Current % change EPS

RS
offering price price from offer Rating Rating Industry group
1/25/08 16.00 26.47
65.4
69
97
Medical/Dental-Services
3/19/08 18.00 27.15
50.8
73
96
3/19/08 44.00 65.18
48.1
65
77
Financial Services-Misc
1/25/08 17.50 23.86
36.3
95
89
3/12/08 11.50 13.63
18.5
71
77
Pollution Control-Svcs
4/22/08 32.00 35.59
11.2
96
14
Chemicals-Fertilizers
5/ 8/08 18.00 19.63
9.1
96
55
Machinery-Gen Industrial
1/29/08
9.50 10.35
8.9
60
69
Comml Svcs-Schools
Lead underwriter
Crdt Suisse Frst Bos
Citigroup
Morgan J P
Blair William & Co
Goldman Sachs & Co
Merrill Lynch
Merrill Lynch
THE NEW AMERICA

A M E R I C A S C A R - M A R T Bentonville, Arkansas
Chain Of Used-Car Lots Taps Rural Buyers With Not-So-Good Credit

BY BRAD KELLY
Americas Car-Mart
Driving Sales
The U.S. auto market continues to

struggle as consumers cut back on
big-ticket purchases in an effort to
save money amid soaring costs, an
ongoing housing slump and tightening credit.
After another poor sales performance in August for most of the
worlds largest automakers, many
have launched aggressive sales campaigns such as GMsGM employee
pricing to loosen consumers
purse strings a bit.
While automakers hope the sales
events will boost foot traffic and
sales around the country, the indication is that the industrys woes will
continue for some time.
But not all car dealerships are hitting speed bumps. Americas CarMartCRMT, which sells older-model
used cars at 90 lots in eight Southern states, has posted four straight
quarters of double-digit revenue
growth.
200
100
0
04
05
06
07
08
Quarterly average retail sales price

$9,000 Per unit
8,500
8,000
7,500
Q1 08
Ticker
Share price
12-month sales
5-year profit growth rate
CRMT
Near 20
$291 mil
-10%
IBD SmartSelect Corporate Ratings
Annual revenue
$300 In millions
Q2
Q3
Q4
Quarterly same-store sales growth

30%
20
10
0
-10
Q1 08
Q2
Q3
No Decline
The company is not seeing the decline in sales that new-car and higher-end used car dealers are experiencing, said Dennis Telzrow, an analyst with Stephens Inc., which
does investment banking for CarMart.
It primarily sells older used cars
and various trucks and sport utility
vehicles, while providing financing
for its customers. It buys vehicles
mostly through wholesalers, newcar dealers, individuals and auctions.
car-mart.com
Americas Car-Mart sells used vehicles and provides nancing to over

90% of its customer base. As the credit crunch continues to bite down,
more people will turn to Car-Mart.
Q1 09
Q4
Q1 09
Sources: Thomson Reuters, company reports
The Bentonville, Ark., companys

first-quarter sales rose 29% to $75.7
million. Earnings more than doubled to 45 cents a share, beating
views by 7 cents.
Same-store sales, or sales at stores
open at least a year, jumped 28.5%.
The company sold 7,353 vehicles in
the quarter, up 26% from a year ago.
The average retail sales price of a
car in the first quarter rose 6.5% to

$8,952, while margins expanded to
43.6% from 40.3%.
We believe the strong advantages
we have over our competitors continue to be evident as we have raised
our retail sales, while at the same
time remaining disciplined in our
underwriting standards, down payments and loan terms, CEO Wil-
Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share
Relative Price Strength
Industry Group Relative Strength
Sales+Profit Margins+ROE
Accumulation/Distribution
See investors.com for more details
93
75
99
BB
B
liam Henderson said in a post-earnings statement.

The company has stuck to the
same business plan for 18 years
selling cars on a buy here/pay here
basis and recently improved its
loan-writing capabilities.
A couple of years ago, Car-Mart
went through some growing pains
by opening too many car lots without the proper infrastructure. But it
has since pulled back, launching
just four new lots this year.
Management went back to the
drawing board about 18 months ago,
and the plays they drew up have
turned out to be precisely what the
company needed to get back on
track, said Daniel Furtado, an analyst at Jefferies & Co.
Car-Mart doesnt need big lots, as
many of its competitors do, because
it carries on average between 10 and
15 cars per lot. It tends to target
small towns with populations smaller than 50,000, in large part because
rural customers gravitate toward its
business.
The companys customer base has
poor credit and generally cant get a

loan from traditional lenders. They
end up turning to Car-Mart, which
commits them to its own payment
plan. It does not sell or securitize
any of its loans.
The dealership does not bother
looking at a credit score because it
knows its lending to risky customers, who typically have household
incomes in the $20,000 range.
Instead, a deal is written based on
whether they have a job or if theyve
paid off a loan before. Other criteria
come into play, such as age and
length of residency.
They are the most attractive
name in the subprime auto finance
group, which is a heavily fragmented space made up primarily of momand-pop companies, Furtado said.
Car-Marts dealerships schedule
payments on customer paydays,
which are made on a weekly or biweekly basis right at the car lot.
If a payment is a day late, Car-Mart
sends a letter. A phone call is made if
the payment is delinquent after
three days. The company repossesses the car after 40 days of delinquency.
Its more of a collection business
than anything else and requires
daily execution to keep in contact
with its customers, Telzrow said.
While the business is risky, theyve
already priced that (risk) into their
model.
The provision for credit losses was
20.9% of sales vs. 21.8% in the same
quarter a year ago, the company reported. The 30-day delinquencies
were 3.6%, down from 4.1% a year
earlier.
Telzrow says that is a positive sign,

as delinquencies are a key indicator
of future loss rates. But he expects
an uptick in the loss rate in the next
few quarters due to the seasonal nature of the business.
Bad Times Help

A souring economy and tightening
lending environment actually help
business. With little in savings and
few options to borrow, customers
turn to Car-Mart, which analysts
say has sufficient funding and cash
flow to continue writing loans.
We are poised to attract those individuals and families that may be
unable to purchase a vehicle from
more traditional sources in view of
the current credit tightening by
other used-auto lenders, CEO
Henderson said.
While more customers affected by
the economic downturn will gravitate toward Car-Mart, it still faces
risks, primarily credit and unemployment, Furtado says.
Job losses appear to be seeping
into all sectors of the economy, and
should unemployment continue to
rise, which we think it will, we see
an inevitability in credit deterioration, he said.
However, Car-Mart is not subject
to any funding issues and still has
over $17 million in additional availability on its credit facility. Also, its
competitors are being squeezed by
tighter credit and forced to close
shop or cut inventory.
Car-Mart has found success in
this deteriorating business environment that has eluded most financial
companies, Furtado said.
IPO Filings Soon To Be Priced

Symbol/
Exchange
Company
Shares
(000)
Estimated
Price
Mkt Value
($Mil)
Industry Group
P/E Ratios:
Co / Grp Lead Underwriter
SafetyKleen
SK/NSE
21,875
15.00 17.00
934.5 Pollution Control-Svcs
33/ 29 Merrill Lynch.
Plano, TX . Provides used oil rerefining and other environmental services through 200 facilities in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
FLDM/NDQ
5,300
14.00 16.00
396.7 Medical-Systems/Equip n.a./ 36 Morgan Stanley.
Fluidigm Corp
South San Francisco, CA . Develops integrated fluidic circuit systems that improve productivity in the life science industry.
Prices Of Recent IPOs

Offer
Date
High
Filing
Price
% Chg
From
Filing
Current
Price
% Chg
From
Offer
Pansoft Co Ltd
PSOF/NDQ
Rackspace Hosting Inc
RAX/NSE
China Mass Mdia Intl ADS CMM/NSE
China Distance Educ ADS
DL/NSE
9/ 9
8/ 8
8/ 3
7/30
7.00
16.00
7.80
8.00
7.00
0.00
12.50 21.88
6.80 12.82
7.00 12.50
4.60
10.20
4.95
3.80
34.29
18.40
27.21
45.71
GT Solar International SOLR/NDQ

Energy Recovery Inc
ERII/NDQ
Hong Kong Highpower TechHPJ/ASE
RHI Entertainment Inc
RHIE/NDQ
7/24
7/ 2
6/19
6/18
17.50
9.00
3.25
18.00
16.50 5.71
8.50 5.56
3.25
0.00
14.00 22.22
10.95 33.64
8.08 4.94
3.02 7.08
12.11 13.50
Energy-Other
Electrical-Equipment
Leisure-Movies & Related

Citigroup
Westpark Capital
Morgan J P
Britannia Bulk Holdings

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
14.12 6.61
19.00 13.64
12.00
0.00
7.24
9.14
14.98
3.10
51.73
35.27
21.16
74.17
Transportation-Ship
Finance-Investment Mgmt
Transportation-Ship
Paper & Paper Products
Goldman Sachs & Co

Goldman Sachs & Co
Merrill Lynch
American Captl Agency AGNC/NDQ

Western Gas Partners LP WES/NSE
Real Goods Solar
RSOL/NDQ
Colfax
CFX/NSE
5/15
5/ 9
5/ 8
5/ 8
20.00
19.00
12.00
17.00
20.00
0.00
16.50 13.16
10.00 16.67
18.00
5.88
18.15 9.25
14.07 14.73
4.01 59.90
19.63
9.06
Finance-Reit
Oil&Gas-Transprt/Pipelne
Energy-Other
Citigroup
UBS Investment Bank
Canaccord Capital Cp
Merrill Lynch
Maiden Holdings Ltd

MHLD/NDQ
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
5.19 48.10
17.51 7.84
17.97 10.15
22.29 7.13
Insurance-Prop/Cas/Titl
Oil&Gas-U S Expl&Prod
Oil&Gas-U S Royalty Tr
Finance-Reit
Friedman, Billings
Citigroup
Raymond James & Asso
Keefe Bruyette Woods
American Water Works AWK/NSE

Intrepid Potash Inc
IPI/NSE
Visa Inc
V/NSE
CardioNet
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
19.66
35.59
65.18
27.15
8.56
11.22
48.14
50.83
Utility-Water Supply
Chemicals-Fertilizers
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
13.63 18.52
2.61 50.29
8.28 17.20
8.49 5.67
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

ReneSola Ltd
Cascal
ATA Inc
TYM/ASE
SOL/NSE
HOO/NSE
ATAI/NDQ
2/12
1/29
1/29
1/29
4.00
17.58
19.00
11.50
3.50
13.00
12.00
9.50
12.50
26.05
36.84
17.39
3.43 2.00
13.56
4.31
9.47 21.08
10.35
8.95
Elec-Misc Products
Energy-Other
Utility-Water Supply
Comml Svcs-Schools
Westpark Capital
Morgan J P
Merrill Lynch
RiskMetrics Group
RMG/NSE
IPC The Hospitalist Co
IPCM/NDQ
Meridian Interstate Banc EBSB/NDQ
Williams Pipeline Part
WMZ/NSE
1/25
1/25
1/23
1/18
19.00
17.00
10.00
21.00
17.50
16.00
10.00
20.00
7.89
5.88
0.00
4.76
23.86 36.34
26.47 65.44
9.85 1.50
14.55 27.25
Banks-Northeast
Oil&Gas-Transprt/Pipelne

Keefe Bruyette Woods
Lehman Brothers
Symbol/
Exchange
Company
Offer
Price
0.00
9.52
4.76
7.69
Industry Group
Lead Underwriter
Computer Sftwr-Enterprse Anderson & Strudwick

Internet-Network Sltns
Goldman Sachs & Co
Comml Svcs-Advertising Merrill Lynch
Comml Svcs-Schools
Citigroup
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A6
LONG VIEW
Stock Market Cycle During Election Years

The Dow Jones industrial average has performed
better in election years than in post-election
years. In the 14 election cycles since 1950, the
index produced a gain of 102.9% during election
years vs. 38% in post-election years. The market
was up in 11 election years and down three years.
INVESTORS.COM
Annual percentage change in Dow Jones industrials since 1950

40%
Election year
Post-election year
20
Total gain
Number of years market was . . .
110%
12
9
6
3
0
55
0
0
-20
52
56
60
64
68
72
76
80
84
88
92
96
00
Election
years
04
Post-election
years
Up
Down
Election
year
Post-election
year
Source: Stock Trader's Alamanac 2008
MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs

MUTUAL FUND PROFILE
Growth Funds Leading The Market
Ivy Fund Seeks Stocks With An Edge
These funds are among the top 25% in 2- year performance
Owns Gilead Sciences

Managers like big firms
that can fend off rivals
and boost their earnings
BY PAUL KATZEFF
The managers of Ivy Large Cap

Growth Fund keep their eyes on
their prize. We have a very focused
strategy, said manager Daniel Becker. We aim for dominant, franchise
growthstocks, with unique competitive advantages.
The portfolioWLGAX is also focused,
holding just 39 names now. And we
use those to load up on dominant
multinationals, Becker said.
Beckers wish list of characteristics is meant to find firms that can
keep rivals at bay and boost their
own revenue and earnings growth.
Were bottom-up focused, Becker added. We pay attention to the
size of companies and what they
can do to win. We dont focus on topdown factors like trying to gauge
Fed moves or credit spreads.
Still, Becker says the current chaos
on Wall Street has opened opportunities among beaten-down banks.
And the Treasurys entry to the
ring should help put a bottom on the
market meltdown. Combined with
a peak in inflation, (that) will start
. . . a long-term cure, although at a
snails pace, he said.
Beckerisbiding his time. Onereally cant make trades when prices
swing so much, he said. But our
planning process for the upturn has

been accelerated.
Generally, that strategy works for
the $524 million fund, whose comanager is Philip Sanders.
So far this year, going into Monday, the fund was down 15%. Its
large-cap growth rivals tracked by
Morningstar averaged a 15.97% loss.
The S&P 500 was down 13.18%.
Over the past three years the
funds average annual return was
6.94% vs. 2.06% for its peers and
2.64% for the S&P 500.
Gilead SciencesGILD, a top holding
as of the funds latest disclosure, is
about flat for the year.
Gileads competitive advantage is
its proprietary products and patents, Becker said.
Gilead is dominant in HIV drugs.
And its Viread HIV drug has been
OKdby theFood andDrug Administration for use against hepatitis B.
Boosting Compliance
Also, Gilead makes two of the
three ingredients in the popular
Atripla HIV cocktail. Combining
several medicines in one pill, Atripla patients can avoid having to take
several pills many times daily. That
improves patient compliance and
survival, Becker said. It is so attractive that about 75% of new patients choose Gileads product.
Gilead has tumbled off its mid-August high and has been trending
lower below both its 40-week and
10-week moving average lines.
In addition to the overall market
sell-off, Becker says the stocks decline is due to investor reaction to
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
7 10.57 .25
4 Mid Core Eq b 3 22.60 .67
4 Real Estate b 0 21.73 1.97
5 Sml Cap Eq b 1 11.13 .41
11 Sml Cap Gr b 2 25.75 .99
AIM Funds B
$ 4.4 bil 8009594246
27 Basic Value m 10 21.00n 1.13
9 Charter m
4 14.36n .44
AIM Funds C
$ 3.3 bil 8009594246
10 Energy m
7 37.15n .28
AIM Funds Instl
$ 3.1 bil 8005541156
21 Intl Growth 4 25.60n .31
20 IntlCoreEq
3 11.53n .19
AIM Funds P
$ 2.1 bil 8009594246
15 Summit P b 5 12.66n .25
AIM Funds Investor
$ 6.3 bil 8005541156
5 Diverse Div b 0 11.67 .42
For Monday, September 22, 2008 20 Lrg Cap Gr b
A
34 AcadEmMkt 13 20.65n .23
AdvisorOne Funds
$ 936 mil 8668110225
19 Amerigo N
7 12.47n .50
AIM Funds A
$ 30.2 bil 8009594246
33 AsianPacGr m 11 19.18 .34
18 Basic Bal b 7 10.61 .35
26 Basic Value b 10 23.27 1.24
22 Cap Dvlp b
8 14.23 .58
9 Charter b
4 15.01 .46
21 Constlatn b 5 23.09 .50
31 Develp Mkts m12 23.30 .34
9 Energy b
7 40.69 .30
25 Euro Grwth m 5 32.15 .38
10 GlbHlthCare b 6 25.87 .61
27 GlbSmMidGr m 7 17.59 .40
21 Intl Growth 4 25.19 .31
31 Intl Sml Co m 9 15.47 .17
2008
4 Wk Net
%
% Asset NAV
Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
23 Dynamics b 9 18.44n .76
9 Energy b
7 40.55n .30
25 Euro Grwth m 5 32.09 .38
10 GlbHlthCare 6 25.87 .62
Alger Funds A
$ 1.6 bil 8009923863
23 Capital Appr 9 11.81 .35
21 Small Grow 6 5.98 .16
Alger Instl
$ 3.1 bil 8009923863
23 Cap Appr
9 16.80n .50
32 Mid Cap Gr 10 12.95n .50
21 Small Grow 6 22.61n .60
Allegiant I
$ 3.9 bil 8006223863
24 Intl Equity b 6 13.91n .30
17 Lg Cap Val b 4 14.31n .59
Alliance Brnstn A
$ 22.7 bil 8002215672
15 Bal Wealth 4 11.43 .27
16 Balanced
2 13.91 .44
26 Global Tech 11 57.97 2.21
Sector weightings as of 6/30/08

% of stock assets Rel. to S&P
Information
Software
Hardware
Media
Telecom
Service
Health care
Daniel Becker
Consumer services
Business services
Max. front load: 5.75%
Financial services
Expenses:
1.15%
Manufacturing
Total returns as of 9/19/08
Consumer goods
2007: 29.30% 3-yr. avg.: 6.94% Industrial materials
YTD: -15.00% 5-yr. avg.: 7.64% Energy
Utilities
2008
4 Wk Net
%
% Asset NAV
Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
4 GloblBond
4 7.57 ..
23 Gr & Inc
4 3.28 .15
22 Growth
8 32.61 1.40
7 HiIncome b 5 7.60 +.01
26 Intl Growth 8 15.04 .16
28 Intl Val
7 15.89 .27
21 Lrg Cp Grow 8 18.57 .65
2 Muni CA
2 10.35 .02
21 Wealth Appr 5 12.54 .45
Alliance Brnstn Adv
$ 5.8 bil 8002215672
28 Intl Val
7 16.18n .27
21 Wealth Appr 5 12.60n .45
Alliance Brnstn B
$ 3.8 bil 8002215672
15 Bal Wealth 4 11.38n .27
Alliance Brnstn C
$ 5.6 bil 8002215672
15 Bal Wealth 4 11.39n .27
29 Intl Val
7 15.55n .26
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Alliance Brnstn I
$ 5.0 bil 8002215672
18 GlbRlEstII
0 9.34n .44
28 Intl Value
7 15.95 .27
3 Intmd Dur
2 14.22n .02
Allianz A
$ 8.5 bil 8004260107
13 NFJ Div Val 2 14.06 .57
19 NFJ IntlVal 8 21.00 .56
1 NFJSmlCpVal 0 29.21 1.25
17 OCC Growth 8 25.15 1.14
Allianz Admin
$ 1.4 bil 8004260107
1 NFJSmlVal
0 29.21n 1.25
Allianz C
$ 3.6 bil 8004260107
13 NFJ Div Val 2 14.03n .57
17 OCC Growth 8 20.83n .93
22 OCCTarget 11 15.68n .69
Allianz Instl
$ 6.1 bil 8004260107
13 NFJ Div Val 2 14.18n .58
1 NFJSmlCpVal 0 30.41n 1.31
.. AlphaHedg .. no quote
Alpine Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8887855578
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1.49
18.93
0.00
0.00
37.01
18.81
5.17
6.38
6.65
42.58
7.38
22.26
12.94
0.00
0.38
1.88
0.00
0.00
1.48
0.71
1.33
0.45
0.75
1.71
0.93
0.00
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data hinting AIDS infection rates

are falling. Becker thinks there is
short-term volatility, not an overall
longer-term decline.
Zimmer HoldingsZMH makes orthopedic products. Its sales have increased at a 10%-15% clip for seven
quarters. The stock is up about 2%
so far this year.
Zimmers edge is that doctors like
its products and generally are very
loyal to their preferred drugs, tools
and devices, Becker says.
Still, shares trade about 12 below
their April 2 intraday high of 80.92.
Zimmer has had product recalls,
margin issues and sourcing problems, Becker says. The stock was a
top buy in the funds latest disclosure. But during the past six months
the funds net move was to trim the
stock. Management has had execution problems, Becker said.
2008
%
Chg Fund
Mutual Fund Performance

2008
%
Chg Fund
Ivy Large Cap Growth
McDonaldsMCD was another top

buy. The stock is up almost 9% this
year and 29% in the past 52 weeks. It
has benefited from investor flight
into multinational firms. Over the
past year investors favored stocks
with foreign sales to take advantage
of strong non-U.S. economic growth
andweakness of thedollar.
Becker isnot worried thatthoseadvantagesmayerodeifthe U.S.economyralliesandthedollarstrengthens.
McDonalds unit costs outperform their competitors, he said.
Theyve broadened their menu.
Theyre doing a good job at breakfast meals vs. their competition.
Their traffic is rising.
00 E X P A N D E D F U N D L I S T I N G S A T
WWW.INVESTORS.COM/MOREFUNDS
00 S E E M O R E E T F S C R E E N S A N D
TOOLS AT INVESTORS.COM/ETF
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
27 Dynamic Div 5 8.11 .17

41 Intl RealEst 12 23.13n +.04
Am Beacon AMR
$ 1.6 bil 8003883344
19 Large Cap Val 3 18.80n .78
Am Beacon Inst
$ 6.2 bil 8003883344
.. EqIdxInstl
.. no quote
22 Intl Equity
3 17.82n .26
3 Sml Cap Val + 1 17.00n .93
Am Beacon Pln
$ 7.2 bil 8003883344
22 Intl Equity
3 17.58n .26
4 Sml Cap Val + 1 16.59n .90
Amana Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8007288762
10 Growth
5 20.59n .54
10 Income
3 27.90n .52
Amer Cent A
$ 5.7 bil 8003452021
8 Equity Inc
1 7.00n .23
16 FundmtlEq 4 12.26 .46
22 Heritage
10 16.84 .67
23 IntlGrowth 5 10.58n .13
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
12 StrAlloMod 3 5.92n .11

Amer Cent Adv
$ 2.0 bil 8003452021
+ 4 Infltn Adj
1 11.11n +.05
26 Vista
11 15.52n .54
Amer Cent Instl
$ 7.7 bil 8003452021
18 LrgCoVal
3 5.77n .22
26 Vista
11 16.33n .57
Amer Cent Inv
$ 52.6 bil 8003452021
11 1ChoiceMod 3 11.20n .24
0 CA TxFreeBd 2 10.76n .04
+ 3 Divers Bd
0 10.19n ..
40 Emerg Mkts 13 6.78n .11
14 EquityGrow 4 20.63n .83
8 EquityInc
1 7.00n .23
22 Giftrust
10 24.96n .99
+ 3 Ginnie Mae + 2 10.33n .04
17 Glbl Gold Eq + 5 18.65n +1.42
19 GlblGrwth
5 8.46n .19
+ 1 Govt Bond
+ 1 10.88n .01
16 Growth
7 22.21n .82
21 Heritage
10 17.24n .69
16 Income & Gr 4 23.93n .93
+ 4 Infltn Adj
1 11.13n +.05
+ 2 Intl Bond
0 14.35n +.28
30 Intl Disc
9 9.84n .12
18 LrgCoVal
3 5.77n .22
19 New Opport 6 6.60n .23
18 New Opps II 6 7.19n .25
2 Real Estate
0 20.69n 2.08
19 Select
7 33.60n .99
+ 3 ShTerm Govt 0 9.53n +.01
2 Sm Cp Value + 1 7.32n .31
12 StrAlloMod 3 5.93n .11
+ 4 Target 2010
0 102.12n +.09
0 Tax Free
2 10.49n .04
23 Ultra
9 19.24n .72
20 Utilities
8 14.75n .41
10 Value
0 5.51n .22
26 Vista
11 15.95n .55
American Fds B
$ 40.7 bil 8004214120
18 AMCAP
4 15.39n .50
11 Balanced
3 16.64n .41
7 BondFdAm 3 11.86n .01
16 CapIncBldr x 3 51.46n .82
20 CpWrldG&I 5 35.09n .72
22 EuroPac Gr 4 39.31n .59
17 Fundmntl
5 34.82n .99
17 Gr Fd Amer 6 27.39n .82
6 Hi Inc Tr
3 10.60n .02
14 Inc Fd Am
1 16.20n .35
17 Inv Co Am
5 26.86n .73
14 Mutual
4 23.99n .70
19 New Pers
5 27.00n .50
23 New World 7 45.11n .61
26 SmCpWrld
6 29.08n .54
15 Wash Mut
3 28.12n 1.03
American Funds A
$ 699 bil 8004214120
17 AMCAP
4 16.05 .53
11 Balanced
3 16.69 .42
6 Bd Fd Am
3 11.86 .01
15 CapIncBldr x 3 51.46 .82
20 CapWld G&I 5 35.32 .72
0 CapWrldBd 1 19.43 +.21
21 EuroPac Gr 4 40.04 .59
16 Fundmntl
5 34.90 .99
16 Gr Fd Amer 6 28.49 .86
4 High Inc Muni 3 13.89 .06
6 High Income 3 10.60 .02
13 IncFd Amer 1 16.31 .35
1 Interm Bond
0 12.96 .02
17 Inv Co Am
5 26.97 .73
0 Ltd Tax Ex
1 14.88 .04
13 Mutual
4 24.15 .70
22 New Econ
6 21.10 .65
19 New Pers
5 27.63 .51
22 New World 7 46.21 .62
+ 1 ShrtTermBd
0 9.87 ..
25 Sm Cp Wrld 6 30.46 .57
3 Tax Ex CA
3 15.30 .07
2 Tax ExBdAm 3 11.68 .05
+ 2 US Gov Sec + 1 13.59 .04
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
14 Wash Mutl 3 28.29 1.03

Aquila Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002284227
0 HI Tax Free A 1 10.99 .03
Ariel Mutual Fds
$ 3.7 bil 8002927435
13 Appreciation 1 37.57n 2.15
18 Ariel
+ 1 37.88n 2.27
Artisan Funds
$ 23.2 bil 8003441770
27 Intl
6 21.91n .30
12 Intl Val I
0 22.52n .26
33 IntlSmlCap 7 15.83 +.12
17 Mid Cap
6 25.83n 1.00
2 Mid Cap Val 3 17.75n .90
16 Small Cap
1 14.29n .47
+ 5 Small Cap Val + 1 14.53n .46
Asset Mgmt Fds
$ 1.5 bil 8005273713
12 UltraShMort 1 8.21n .05
AssetMark Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8006645345
4 Cor Pl Fxd
2 8.76n .01
27 Intl Eqty
5 9.76n .14
19 Lrg Cap Gr
8 8.17n .31
ASTON Funds
$ 3.3 bil 8009928151
12 Mont&CldGrI 6 23.75n .87
12 Mont&CldGrN 6 23.64n .85
13 OptimumMidN 6 24.61n .92
B
Baird Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8007922473
2 AggregteBd 1 10.02n .01
Baron Funds
$ 16.0 bil 8009922766
14 Asset
2 54.71n 2.65
12 Growth
1 44.62n 1.67
17 Partners
2 19.81n 1.12
17 Small Cap
2 19.89n .63
BBH Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8006255759
19 Intl Eq N
4 13.39n .24
Bernstein Funds
$ 27.8 bil 2127564097
+ 2 CA Muni
1 14.16n .02
+ 2 Diversifd Muni 1 13.99n .02
32 Emerg Mkts 12 27.71n .39
27 Intl
6 18.14n .24
2 Intrmd Dur 2 12.51n .03
+ 1 NY Muni
2 13.78n .03
27 Tx Mg Intl
6 18.17n .20
Blackrock A
$ 36.3 bil 8004417762
9 AllGlobRes m 7 18.79 +.17
15 Aurora b
4 18.75 .94
12 BalCaptial
3 22.68 .64
17 BasicVal
5 24.04 .98
13 Equity Div
2 17.40 .45
19 Fndmtl Gr
8 19.00 .72
11 Glob Alloc
4 17.46 .10
25 Glob Growth 8 14.32 .42
5 Glob Res b 14 55.36 +.54
16 Glob SmCp 6 19.43 .48
1 Govt Inc
0 10.22 .06
6 HealthSciOp b 5 28.22 .67
7 High Income r 2 4.37 .01
5 HiYld Bd
2 6.92 .02
23 Intl Opport 7 30.61 .41
22 Latin Amer r 12 50.93 .71
20 Lg Core
5 10.53 .32
18 Lg Value
3 15.20 .51
13 MidValEq
4 10.23 .57
9 Natural Res 7 63.41 .30
23 Pacific r
6 21.04 .24
17 S&P500Idx 5 14.93n .59
11 SmGrEq b
4 19.93 .62
11 SmlCapGr r 4 12.51 .40
7 TotalRet
3 10.35 .02
13 US Opport
4 31.83 1.30
BlackRock B
$ 5.7 bil 8004417762
12 Glob Alloc
4 17.05n .10
BlackRock BlRk
$ 2.9 bil 8004417762
5 TotalRet
3 8.78n ..
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
BlackRock C
$ 19.6 bil 8004417762
10 AllGlobRes m 7 18.42 +.17
17 Basic Value 5 22.61n .92
13 Equity Div
2 17.07n .44
19 Fndmtl Gr
8 17.14n .65
12 Glob Alloc
4 16.38n .10
6 Glob Res b 14 46.45n +.46
17 Glob Sm Cp 6 18.07n .44
6 HealthSciOp b 5 26.78n .64
24 Intl Opport 7 28.51n .39
21 Lg Core
5 9.85 .29
18 Lg Value
4 14.27 .48
BlackRock I
$ 1.7 bil 8004417762
18 Lg Value
3 15.52 .53
BlackRock Instl
$ 29.3 bil 8004417762
10 AllGlobRes m 7 19.01 +.17
12 Bal Cap
3 22.76 .64
17 Basic Value 5 24.19 .98
13 Equity Div
2 17.44 .45
18 FndmtL Gr
8 19.57 .74
11 Glob Alloc
4 17.53 .11
25 Glob Growth 8 14.52 .43
16 Glob Sm Cp 6 19.72 .49
24 Intl Val
5 21.61 .35
20 Lrg Core
5 10.76 .32
2 Natl Muni
2 9.71 .05
23 Pacific
6 21.23 .24
17 S&P500Idx 5 14.99n .60
10 SmGrEq
4 21.60n .66
7 TotalRet m 3 10.35 .01
5 TotalRetII
3 8.76n ..
12 US Opportun 4 33.31n 1.36
Blackrock R
$ 1.5 bil 8004417762
11 Glob Alloc
4 16.96n .10
BNY Mellon
$ 12.3 bil 2124951784
+ 2 Bond M
0 12.35 .02
26 Emg Mkts M 9 15.22n .15
+ 2 Int Bond M 1 12.29n ..
23 Intl M
3 11.60n .09
21 IntlAppr M
3 12.63n .08
18 Lrg Stk M
5 8.21n .34
17 Mid Stk M
6 10.26n .50
0 NatlIntMunM 2 12.56n .04
1 PAIntMunM 2 12.12n .04
12 Sml Stk M
1 11.14n .45
Brandes
$ 832 mil 8002377119
21 Intl Eq Inst
4 17.98n .51
Brandywine Fds
$ 8.5 bil 8006563017
28 Blue
15 25.51n .77
22 Brandywine 11 28.43n .96
Bridgeway Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8006613550
25 Aggr Inv 2
11 16.34n .35
11 UltSmCoMkt + 1 15.91n .58
4 Brown SmCo 1 34.19n 1.19
Buffalo Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8004928332
8 Small Cap
+ 1 21.43n .91
C
7 C&O MktOpp 3 21.17n +.08
Calamos Funds
$ 22.6 bil 8008237386
21 GlbGr&Inc A 6 9.11 .28
21 GlbGr&Inc C 6 8.76n .27
16 Gr & Inc A
7 26.00 .68
17 Gr & Inc B
7 29.37n .76
17 Gr & Inc C
7 26.15n .68
25 Growth A
11 44.15 1.80
25 Growth B
11 44.64n 1.83
25 Growth C
11 40.86n 1.67
22 Intl Grow A 8 13.04 .33
6 Mkt Neut A 3 11.97 .20
Calvert Group
$ 10.6 bil 8003682745
3 Income A
2 15.49 .02
24 LrgCapGrA
8 26.84 1.09
+ 1 ShDurInc A 1 15.84 ..
1 Social Bd A 1 15.32 .03
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
11 Social Eq A 5 34.19 1.36

Cambiar Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8667778227
16 OpportInstl 7 15.97n .55
16 OpportInv
7 15.94n .55
Causeway Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8669477000
22 Intl Val Ins r 4 13.05n .28
22 Intl Val Inv r 4 12.96n .27
CG Cap Mkt Fds
$ 8.5 bil
0 CorFxInc
1 7.99n .01
32 EmergMkts 11 13.63n .22
24 IntlEq
6 11.11n .20
18 LgCapGr
10 13.19n .50
17 LgCapValEq 5 9.28n .36
CGM Funds
$ 11.0 bil 8003454048
16 Focus
4 44.21n 1.61
10 Mutual
1 28.37n .74
7 Realty
1 29.06n 2.62
+ 5 ChampSmCo + 2 13.42n .38
Chesapeake Fds
$ 857 mil 8005253863
22 Core Growth 8 15.73n .62
29 Clipper
3 57.40n 2.90
+ 2 CO Bond A x 0 9.28 .02
Cohen & Steers
$ 7.4 bil 8004379912
0 Instl Realty + 1 37.62 3.46
23 IntlRltyA
1 12.29 .24
24 IntlRltyC
1 12.25 .23
23 IntlRltyI
1 12.31 .24
1 RltyShrs
+ 1 57.58 5.34
Columbia A
$ 29.6 bil 8003456611
13 Acorn
2 24.65 1.18
24 Acorn Intl
5 32.48 .08
19 Acorn Sel
8 22.02 .89
+ 3 Fed Secs
+ 1 10.52 .03
20 Intl Value
3 15.60 .19
17 Lrg Cap Val 2 11.26 .54
21 Marsico Gr
6 18.01 .74
22 Marsico21st 5 12.81 .79
25 MarsicoIntl 4 11.97 .18
15 Mid Cap Val 2 12.36 .72
21 MrscoFocEq 6 19.51 .80
1 SmCpVal I
+ 2 43.17 1.90
0 Strat Inc x
1 5.67 .02
3 Tax Exempt 3 12.72 .07
Columbia B
$ 3.5 bil 8003456611
13 Acorn
2 23.26n 1.11
23 Marsico21st 5 12.15n .75
Columbia C
$ 5.5 bil 8003456611
13 Acorn
2 23.10n 1.11
22 Marsico Gr
6 16.70n .69
23 Marsico21st 5 12.15n .75
Columbia Z
$ 81.5 bil 8003456611
13 Acorn
2 25.35n 1.21
24 Acorn Intl
5 32.58n .08
19 Acorn Sel
8 22.49n .91
10 Acorn USA
1 24.21n 1.16
20 AcrnIntlSel 7 25.12n +.11
0 Bond
0 8.84n .02
1 CoreBond Z
0 10.12n .02
14 Div Inc Z
3 12.41n .43
33 Emerg Mkts 12 9.54n .19
13 EngNatRes 12 21.89n .40
5 Hi Yld Muni 3 9.93n .04
5 High Income 2 7.73n .01
23 Intl Equity
4 13.21n .21
24 Intl Stk
7 12.95n .16
20 Intl Value
3 15.75n .20
3 Intmd Bond 2 8.24 ..
0 IntmMuniBd 2 9.96 .04
19 Large Gr
8 20.84n .73
17 Lg Cap Idx
5 23.59n .93
17 Lrg Cap Val 2 11.29n .53
17 LrgCapCore 5 12.31n .49
17 LrgEnCore
5 11.74n .44
21 Marsico Gr
6 18.32n .75
22 Marsico21st 5 13.02n .80
25 MarsicoIntl 4 12.17n .18
17 Mid Cap Gr
7 21.91n .79
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
15 Mid Cap Val 2 12.37n .73

10 MidCap Idx 4 10.45n .50
20 MrscoFocEq 6 19.94n .82
18 Sel Lg Gr
9 10.23n .55
17 Sel Opps
3 12.61n .67
16 Sel Small
2 15.08n 1.03
+ 1 Sh Trm Bond 1 9.62n ..
+ 2 Sh Trm Muni
0 10.27n .01
3 Sm Cap Indx
0 18.28n .81
11 Small Cap
3 11.32n .42
15 Small Gr I
5 26.04n .92
8 SmCpVal II 1 12.52n .70
0 Strat Inc x
1 5.61n .02
18 Strat Inv
5 16.95n .70
3 Tax Exempt 3 12.72n .07
27 Technology 11 8.76n .42
2 TotRet Bond
0 9.07n .02
18 Val&Restrc 9 46.63n 1.70
+ 2 ComntyRe b + 1 10.46n .02
Credit Suisse ABCD
$ 719 mil 8005772321
1 CommodRtn 6 11.83 +.50
Credit Suisse Common
$ 1.3 bil 8005772321
1 CommodRtn 6 11.84 +.50
CRM Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8002762883
13 Mid Val Ins 6 25.81n 1.11
DE
Davis Funds A
$ 28.5 bil 8002790279
22 Financial
0 31.72 2.00
17 NY Venture 3 33.06 1.42
Davis Funds B
$ 1.7 bil 8002790279
18 NY Venture 3 31.52n 1.35
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 14.6 bil 8002790279
18 NY Venture C 3 31.72n 1.36
17 NY Venture Y 3 33.50n 1.43
7 Delafield 4 22.64n .89
Delaware A
$ 10.0 bil 8005234640
2 DivrsInc A
2 8.39 ..
29 Emerg Mkts 11 12.24 .14
20 LargeCapVal x 6 14.26 .51
1 Tax Fr MN
2 11.87 .05
Delaware Instl
$ 1.4 bil 8008285052
22 US Growth
8 12.44n .69
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 3.6 bil 8002318002
22 Emerg Mkts 10 10.77n .16
22 Intl Equity
4 18.10n .40
22 Labor Intl
4 15.49n .34
DFA Investment
$ 104 bil 3103958005
+ 2 1 Yr Fixed Inc 0 10.14n +.01
+ 2 2Yr Glbl Fxd
0 10.30n ..
+ 1 5 Yr Gov
+ 1 10.30n ..
+ 1 5GlbFxdInc
0 10.70n +.01
25 Emerg Mkts 8 24.55n .12
25 Emerg Mkts II 8 21.93n .11
35 Emg Mkt Sml 12 14.24n ..
28 EmMktCorEq 9 14.78n .04
31 EmrgMktsVal 11 30.03 +.04
.. Glbl60/40 I
.. no quote
16 Global Eq I
3 12.27 .34
21 Intl Small Co 5 14.55n +.07
20 Intl SmCpVal 3 15.37n +.05
22 Intl Value
1 18.31n .04
22 Intl Value III 1 17.14n .03
22 Intl Value IV 1 15.27n .03
21 IntlCoreEq
2 10.63n .01
21 IntlRealEst + 4 6.64 +.08
+ 4 Intrm Govt
0 11.83n .02
19 Lg Cap Intl
2 20.56n +.03
1 Real Estate + 1 22.94n 2.26
+ 1 Sh Trm Muni
0 10.03n ..
11 TAUSCorEq2 2 8.18n .36
9 TaxMg US Sm 1 21.43n .87
7 TaxMgTgtVal 0 19.69n .90
22 TxM Intl Val 1 14.86n +.01
15 TxM US MkVl 1 14.31n .80
15 TxM US MkVl II 1 13.79n .76
15 TxMgdUSEq 4 12.98n .50
13 US Cor Eq 1 3 10.06n .43
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
13 US Cor Eq 2 3 10.05n .46

14 US Lg Cap Val 2 19.63n 1.04
16 US Lg Co Instl 4 9.46n .37
14 US LgCapVal 3 2 15.01n .79
16 US Lrg Co
4 35.47n 1.40
8 US Micro Cap + 1 12.32n .49
7 US Small Cap 0 17.86n .78
5 US Sml Val
+ 2 22.42n 1.10
10 US VectorEq 1 9.96n .51
3 USTgtVal
+ 2 14.74n .77
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 4.0 bil 6142553333
6 LgShtA
1 17.37 .34
5 LongShortI 1 17.48n .34
Dodge&Cox
$ 137 bil 8006213979
16 Balanced
5 65.66n 1.91
1 Income
1 12.03n +.02
23 Intl Stock
6 35.62n .68
21 Stock
6 103.96n 4.26
Domini Soc Inv
$ 1.1 bil 8007626814
15 Equity
4 26.93n 1.31
Dreyfus
$ 22.1 bil 8006456561
14 Appreciation 4 38.58n 1.05
17 Bas S&P500 5 25.10n .98
17 Disc Stock
5 28.32n 1.21
17 Dreyfus Fund 5 8.32n .35
19 Growth & Inc 8 12.79n .44
23 Intl Stk Idx 5 15.59n .22
2 Intm Inc A
1 11.81 .05
1 Intm Muni
2 12.80n .05
15 MidCapVal A 6 23.99 1.05
3 Muni Bond r 2 10.88n .04
2 NY Tx Ex r
2 13.96n .06
10 S&P MidIndx 4 25.56n 1.25
17 S&P500 Idx 5 34.41n 1.37
3 SmCpStkIdx
0 20.66n .91
Dreyfus Premier
$ 14.1 bil 8002428671
2 CA Tax Ex Z 2 13.91n .07
25 Emrg Mkts A 9 14.91 +.01
25 Emrg MktsI 9 14.94n ..
+ 3 GNMA
+ 1 14.47n .06
52 GrtrChina A 15 23.37 .11
18 New Leadr A 8 31.17 1.51
Driehaus Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8886368835
37 Emerg Mkt Gr 11 27.43n .32
29 Intl Disc
10 29.43n .32
Dupree Mutual
$ 967 mil 8008660614
1 KY Tax Fr Inc 2 7.29n .02
DWS Scudder A
$ 16.4 bil 8006211048
11 Balanced
4 8.63 .16
11 Cap Growth 6 49.95 1.50
23 Dreman HRt 1 34.66 1.88
5 DremanSmVal 0 32.35 1.11
4 High Income 2 4.57 ..
2 Mgd Muni
3 8.52 .02
2 RREEFRealEs + 1 18.42 1.75
+ 4 StrGovSec
+ 1 8.44 .03
24 Technology 11 10.13 .44
DWS Scudder C
$ 1.3 bil 8006211048
23 Dreman HRt 1 34.54 1.88
DWS Scudder Instl
$ 4.2 bil 8006211048
13 AdvLifLngRg 4 9.31n .16
5 CoreFxdInc 2 9.79n .01
17 Eq 500 Idx
5 137.33n 5.42
DWS Scudder S
$ 19.2 bil 8006211048
11 Cap Growth 6 50.36n 1.51
17 Eq 500 Idx
5 135.94n 5.37
26 GlobalThem 8 21.20n .17
18 Gold & Prec + 1 17.57n +1.03
17 Growth & Inc 6 14.87n .54
+ 4 IncomeGNMA + 1 14.85n .06
26 Intl
8 51.81n .65
24 IntlLtnAmer 12 54.29n .77
13 Lrg Cap Val 5 17.88 .52
2 Mgd Muni Bd 3 8.53n .03
1 ShDurPlus
1 9.50n +.01
5 StrHiYdTax 4 11.72n .06
MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

2008
%
Chg Fund
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Eaton Vance A
$ 31.4 bil 8002256265
8 AMTFrMunBd 5 8.61 .07
13 Balanced
6 6.71 .23
21 DivBuilder
8 11.35 .25
5 Floating Rt 2 8.85 ..
47 Greatr India 8 18.45 .49
10 Hi Yld Muni 5 8.53 +.06
5 Inc Bostn
1 5.56 .01
14 Lrg Cap Val 3 19.27 .81
21 MultiCapGr 13 8.16 .49
2 Natl LtdMuni 2 9.64 .02
11 Natl Muni
6 9.54 .08
.. Strat Inc
.. no quote
.. Tax Mgd Val
.. no quote
15 TaxMgGr 1.1 4 22.94 .80
.. TxEqAsstAl
.. no quote
17 TxMgdDivInc 5 10.76 .27
15 TxMgdGr 1.0 4 517.37n 17.9
+ 1 WW HlthSci 4 10.41 .26
Eaton Vance C
$ 7.0 bil 8002256265
21 DivBuilder
8 11.38n .25
6 Floating Rt 2 8.55n ..
14 Lrg Cap Val 3 19.27n .82
12 Natl Muni
6 9.54 .09
.. TxEqAsstAl
.. no quote
18 TxMgdDivInc 5 10.74 .27
Eton Vance Instl
$ 1.4 bil 8002256265
26 TxMgdEmMkt 10 39.13n .11
Evergreen A
$ 13.7 bil 8003432898
.. Asset Alloc
.. no quote
16 Balanced
8 7.52 .12
27 EmgMktsGr 11 18.03 .41
20 Glbl Opport 5 28.25 1.01
.. Intl Eqty
.. no quote
2 Muni Bond 2 7.03 .04
12 PreciousMtl + 4 58.11 +3.86
3 Special Val + 2 19.80 .68
17 Util&Telecm 7 12.55 .30
Evergreen B
$ 3.1 bil 8003432898
.. Asset Alloc
.. no quote
Evergreen C
$ 6.2 bil 8003432898
.. Asset Alloc
.. no quote
12 PreciousMtl + 4 54.42 +3.61
Evergreen I
$ 13.2 bil 8003432898
+ 2 Adj Rate
0 9.08n .01
16 Core Bond
5 8.40n +.02
27 EmgMktsGr 11 18.76n .42
16 EnhcedS&P5 5 13.67n .51
+ 1 Intl Bond I
1 10.94n +.16
.. Intl Eqty
.. no quote
1 Muni Bond 2 7.03n .04
3 Special Val + 2 19.99n .68
16 Strat Gr I
8 28.32n .90
3 US Govt
2 9.45n .02
F
4 Fairholme 2 30.49 1.10
FAM Funds
$ 812 mil 8009323271
7 Value
+ 3 42.44n 2.36
FBR Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8888880025
16 Focus Inv r + 2 45.93n 2.75
11 GasUtilInv r 5 18.45n .43
Federated A
$ 16.0 bil 8002455051
17 Amer Ldrs
4 14.38 .52
3 Bond
3 8.24 +.01
10 Capital Apprec 4 19.11 .49
14 Equity Inc
2 17.54 .64
3 Hi Inc Bond 1 7.00 .01
26 InterCont
7 49.06 .52
26 IntlSmMdCo 9 33.75 .36
20 Kaufmann
6 4.96 .12
23 KaufSmlCap 6 19.92 .71
18 Md Gr Strat 9 32.48 1.21
+ 1 Mkt Opps
+ 1 12.04 +.16
.. StratInc
.. no quote
+ 2 US Govt Secs + 1 7.62 .03
Federated B
$ 3.2 bil 8002455051
11 Capital Apprec 5 18.19n .47
21 Kaufmann
6 4.72 .12
Federated C
$ 3.5 bil 8002455051
21 Kaufmn C
6 4.72 .12
+ 1 Mkt Opps
+ 1 11.96 +.17
Federated Instl
$ 14.6 bil 8003417400
+ 4 Govt 25 Instl + 1 11.50n +.01
20 Kaufmann K 6 4.96 .13
10 Mid Cap Idx 4 19.01n .92
.. Tot Rtn Bd
.. no quote
.. TotRtnBd Svc .. no quote
Fidelity Adv A
$ 23.9 bil 8005227297
25 Divers Intl r 6 16.38 .17
34 EmergMkts r 11 19.76 .24
23 Equity Gr
6 49.91 1.82
20 Equity Inc
4 22.80 1.05
11 HiInc Advt
4 8.65 .12
26 IntlDiscov r 5 31.74 .44
17 Lev Co Stk 11 31.48 .94
25 Mid Cap A
8 17.43 .35
16 Mid Cp II
6 14.29 .29
18 New Insight 5 17.66 .51
9 Small Cap
3 22.44 .42
1 Strat Inc
1 11.05 +.03
Fidelity Adv B
$ 3.4 bil 8005260084
18 Lev Co Stk 11 30.26n .90
Fidelity Adv C
$ 8.6 bil 8005227297
25 Divers Intl
6 15.62n .16
18 Lev Co Stk 11 30.23n .90
18 New Insight 5 17.12n .48
2 Strat Inc
1 11.03n +.03
Fidelity Adv Free A
$ 4.4 bil 8005448888
12 2015
3 10.80 .20
15 2020
4 11.35 .27
16 2025
4 10.89 .27
18 2030
5 11.60 .33
Fidelity Adv I
$ 24.4 bil 8005260084
18 Div Growth 5 10.28n .42
25 Divers Intl
6 16.69n .16
22 Equity Grow 6 53.15n 1.94
20 Equity Inc
4 23.45n 1.08
+ 4 GovtIncome + 1 10.43 .02
19 Growth & Inc 6 16.78n .60
10 HiInc Advt
4 8.30n .11
24 Large Cap
6 15.50n .72
17 Lev Co Stk 11 31.83n .94
25 Mid Cap I
8 18.08n .36
16 Mid Cp II
6 14.40n .30
18 New Insight 5 17.85n .51
23 Overseas
5 18.38n .28
1 Sh Fxd Inc
0 8.91n +.01
9 Small Cap
3 23.35n .43
1 Strat Inc
1 11.15n +.03
1 StrtRealRet 3 9.71n .05
1 TotalBond
1 9.91n .01
Fidelity Adv T
$ 23.2 bil 8005260084
15 Balanced
6 13.62 .33
25 Divers Intl
6 16.19 .16
23 Equity Gr
6 49.78 1.81
20 Equity Inc
4 23.10 1.06
31 Growth Opp 12 29.26 1.04
11 HiInc Advt
4 8.68 .12
17 Lev Co Stk 11 30.99 .93
25 Mid Cap
8 17.63 .35
16 Mid Cp II
6 14.24 .29
18 New Insight 5 17.55 .50
23 Overseas
5 18.40 .28
9 Small Cap
3 21.82 .41
1 Strategic Inc 1 11.04 +.02
Fidelity Freedom
$ 81.6 bil 8005448888
5 2000
2 11.56n .11
10 2005
3 10.37n .18
10 2010
3 12.93n .23
11 2015
3 10.79n .20
14 2020
4 13.20n .32
14 2025
4 10.94n .28
16 2030
4 13.28n .38
17 2035
5 10.99n .33
17 2040
5 7.73n .24
18 2045
5 9.11n .28
18 2050
5 9.06n .28
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
4 Income
1 10.70n .09
Fidelity Select
$ 27.1 bil 8005448888
1 Biotechnlgy r 8 65.88n 2.26
24 Brokrge&Inv r 2 48.65n 2.88
5 Chemicals r 5 78.91n 2.85
10 ConsumeStpl r 3 60.15n 1.36
23 Dfnse&Aero r 7 63.65n 2.07
29 Electronics r 14 32.41n 1.37
17 Energy r
9 54.30n .63
13 Energy Svcs r 12 85.01n .34
12 Gold r
+ 6 35.07n +2.56
15 Health Care r 5 102.21n 2.11
14 Materials r 7 50.40n 1.35
+ 5 Med Eq & Sys r 4 25.21n .45
18 Natural Gas r 10 38.16n .74
16 Natural Res 9 33.09n .03
24 Sftwr&Cmp r 10 61.63n 2.23
26 Technology r 13 60.01n 2.74
26 Utility Gr r 11 47.77n 1.00
Fidelity Spartan
$ 61.5 bil 8005448888
17 500 Idx Adv 5 84.09n 3.32
17 500 Idx Inv
5 84.08n 3.32
11 ExtMkt Adv 3 33.44n 1.55
11 ExtMkt Inv 3 33.44n 1.55
22 IntlIdx Adv 4 36.77n .50
22 IntlIdx Inv
4 36.77n .50
+ 5 IntTrsBdIdx r 0 10.53n .03
15 TotMkt Adv 4 34.55n 1.40
15 TotMkt Inv 4 34.54n 1.41
17 US EqIdxAdv 5 42.87n 1.69
17 US EqIdxInv 5 42.87n 1.69
Fidelity Invest
$ 634 bil 8005448888
17 100 Index
4 8.77 .32
14 4in1 Idx r 4 26.10n .81
19 AdvCapDevO 7 10.13n .38
23 AdvDivStkO 7 12.80n .60
27 Aggres Gr r 6 16.91n .40
12 AssetMgr50% 3 13.54n .28
16 AssetMgr70% 4 14.34n .40
5 AsstMgr20% r 2 11.63n .11
15 Balanced
5 16.49n .39
15 BlueChipGro 5 36.48n 1.26
2 CA Muni Inc 2 11.64n .03
9 Canada r
3 55.67n .39
7 Cap & Inc
3 7.75n .04
19 CaptlApprec 5 21.59n .84
31 China Rgn
9 21.61n .47
17 Contrafund 5 59.76n 1.73
19 Convrt Secs 11 22.56n .67
20 Disciplnd Eq 5 23.73n .88
22 Diversifd Intl 5 30.97n .43
17 Dividend Grow 5 23.23n .95
35 Emrg Mkts 11 21.87n .27
20 Equity Inc
4 42.65n 1.90
20 Equity Inc II 4 18.14n .84
25 Euro CapApp r 5 19.88n .37
25 Europe r
4 31.79n .24
20 Exprt&Mltint r 5 20.71n .66
19 Fidelity Fund 5 31.13n 1.11
23 Fifty r
8 16.66n .30
1 FloatHiInc
2 9.14n ..
11 Global Balncd 3 20.00n .23
+ 4 GNMA
+ 1 10.96n .03
+ 4 Govt Income + 1 10.42n .02
26 Gr & Inc
7 19.89n 1.13
22 GrDiscovery 6 12.62n .46
18 Grwth Cmpny 8 67.70n 2.53
3 High Income 2 8.00n .02
17 Independnc 8 23.00n .54
+ 3 InflProtBd
2 11.17n ..
+ 4 Int Gov Inc
0 10.43n .01
+ 1 Int Mun Inc 1 9.80n .02
26 Intl Discov
5 32.01n .45
25 IntlSmCap
8 17.33n .14
31 IntlSmlOpp 10 9.97n .11
2 Intmd Bond 1 9.68n ..
2 Inv Grade Bd 1 6.82n .01
22 Japan r
4 11.22n .20
25 Large Cap Stk 6 14.54n .68
23 Latin Amer r 12 47.63n .51
18 LevrgdCoStk 11 26.33n .79
17 LgCorEnhIdx 5 8.44 .30
15 Low Pr Stk
5 30.91n 1.01
19 Lrg Cp Val r 3 11.74n .57
1 MA Muni Inc 2 11.32n .04
26 Magellan
11 67.68n 2.82
21 MegaCpStk 6 9.17n .37
0 MI Muni Inc 2 11.41n .02
20 Mid Stk
9 23.29n .73
16 Mid Val r
4 13.65n .83
+ 1 Mortg Secs + 1 10.16n .04
2 Municipal Inc 2 12.03n .04
18 New Millnm 4 24.24n .84
3 NewMktsInc r 4 13.62n .03
1 NJ Muni Inc r 2 11.09n .03
31 Nordic r
12 31.51n .53
1 NY Muni Inc 2 12.25n .05
23 OTC
10 40.06n 1.81
28 Overseas
6 34.83n .67
38 Pacific Basin r 9 18.61n .28
13 Puritan
4 16.28n .38
4 Real Estate 2 24.77n 2.60
+ 2 Sh Int Muni 1 10.33n .02
1 Short Term Bd 0 8.27n ..
16 Small Stk
5 14.51n .48
21 SmIndep r
3 15.72n .63
19 Sml Grow r 5 12.76n .38
7 Sml Val r
+ 4 12.57n .76
15 SmlOpport 1 7.90 .31
39 SoEast Asia r 10 24.14n .60
19 StkSelector 6 23.78n .85
19 StraDiv&Inc 6 10.01n .53
1 StraRealRet r 3 9.72n .05
1 Strategic Inc 1 9.95n +.02
1 Tax Fr Bond 2 10.28n .03
1 Total Bond
1 9.92n .02
22 Trend
8 54.98n 1.93
+ 1 US Bond Idx
0 10.67n .02
25 Utility
9 15.33n .48
20 Val Disc
4 14.33n .82
17 Value
5 62.42n 3.24
20 World Wide 6 17.09n .54
FidltyAdvFoc A
$ 1.1 bil 8005227297
17 Energy r
9 37.09 .43
FidltyAdvFoc T
$ 824 mil 8005227297
18 Energy r
9 38.09 .45
First Amer Y
$ 13.7 bil 8006773863
4 Core Bond
2 10.32n +.02
16 Equity Inc
3 12.31n .41
16 Equity Index 5 22.03n .86
0 Int Tax Fr
2 10.38n .04
2 Int Trm Bd
2 9.49n +.03
21 Intl
4 11.82n .18
17 LgCapGrOpp 7 27.40n 1.00
16 Mid Cap Val 5 20.97n 1.18
22 MidCapGrOpp 8 33.62n 1.53
0 Real Estate + 1 17.80n 1.57
5 Total Retrn 3 9.25n +.02
First Eagle
$ 19.5 bil 8003342143
8 Fund Amer Y 7 24.21n .67
8 Global A
0 41.23 .17
7 Gold
+ 6 22.21 +1.45
11 Overseas A 2 20.63 +.19
First Invstrs A
$ 5.2 bil 8004234026
14 Gr & Inc b
4 13.57 .53
1 Ins Tax Ex b 2 9.40 .03
First Src Mono
$ 985 mil 8007668938
11 IncEquity
4 13.44n .45
FMI Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8008115311
+ 5 Common Stk + 3 22.46n 1.38
3 Focus
+ 2 30.16n 1.37
8 Large Cap b 3 14.03n .51
Forum Funds
$ 4.4 bil 8009436786
3 Abslt Strat
1 10.45n .10
19 Wintergrn
5 11.88n .11
FPA Funds
$ 6.3 bil 8009824372
3 Capital
4 35.43 1.04
3 Crescent I
3 24.22n .34
+ 3 New Income + 1 11.07 ..
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 127 bil 8003425236
2 AZTaxFrInc 3 10.30 .04
12 Bal Sheet
1 50.99 2.88
4 CA HighYld x 4 9.17 .04
2 CA InsTxFr
3 11.84 .05
0 CA IntTxFr
2 11.12 .03
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
2 CA Tax Fr
3 6.79 .02
15 Cap Growth 6 10.51 .43
30 ChinaWrld 11 30.79 .48
15 Conv Secs
8 12.45 .30
17 Equity Inc
3 16.01 .58
0 FedIntTxFr 2 11.04 .03
2 FedTxFrInc 3 11.28 .04
1 FL Tax Fr x
3 11.13 .04
2 FltRateDly
2 9.10 ..
15 Flx Cap Gr
7 41.35 1.73
19 FoundAlloc 6 10.69 .22
16 Gold & Prec + 1 30.47 +1.80
13 Grwth
6 38.83 1.28
5 High Inc
3 1.83 ..
4 HiYldTxFr x 4 9.65 .02
16 Income
7 2.09 .03
3 Ins Tax Fr
3 11.43 .04
1 MI InsTxFr
3 11.61 .04
1 MN Ins Tax Fr 2 11.56 .03
2 MO Tax Fr x 3 11.46 .05
13 Nat Resrces 9 37.41 .23
2 NC Tax Fr x 3 11.47 .05
1 NJ Tax Fr x
2 11.49 .04
1 NY Tax Fr
3 11.19 .03
1 OH InsTaxFr 3 11.94 .04
1 OR Tax Fr x 3 11.27 .05
2 PA Tax Fr
3 9.74 .04
10 Rising Divs 1 30.23 1.46
1 SmlCapVal + 2 39.93 2.26
18 SmMdCapGr 6 29.10 1.03
3 Strat Inc
3 9.51 +.01
3 Totl Retrn
2 9.28 .02
+ 3 US Gov Sec + 1 6.48 .02
15 Utilities
6 12.19 .23
1 VA Tax Fr x 3 11.10 .05
Frank/Tmp Fr B
$ 6.2 bil 8003425236
19 FoundAlloc 6 10.60n .22
16 Income
8 2.08n .03
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 30.1 bil 8003425236
3 CA Tax Fr
3 6.78 .02
3 FedTxFrIn
3 11.28 .03
19 FoundAlloc 6 10.47n .21
17 Gold & Prec + 1 29.58 +1.74
5 HiYldTxFr x 4 9.76 .03
16 Income
8 2.10 .03
3 Strategic Inc 3 9.51 +.01
+ 3 US Gov Sec + 1 6.45 .02
16 Utilities
6 12.15 .23
Frank/Tmp FrAd
$ 9.6 bil 8003425236
15 Income
7 2.08n .03
18 SmMidCapGr 6 29.78n 1.05
+ 4 US Govt Secs + 1 6.50n .02
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
$ 20.9 bil 8002929293
18 Beacon A
4 12.37 .37
14 Discovery A 2 27.43 .22
14 Discovery B 2 26.76n .22
20 European A 4 20.12 .16
11 Qualified A 1 19.11 .36
18 Shares A
4 20.47 .59
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
$ 6.3 bil 8003425236
19 Beacon
4 12.18 .37
14 Discovery
2 27.09 .21
20 European
4 20.00 .16
18 Shares
4 20.15 .58
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
$ 23.5 bil 8004483863
18 Beacon
4 12.47n .38
14 Discovery
2 27.78n .22
20 European
4 20.53n .16
11 Qualified
1 19.27n .36
18 Shares
4 20.66n .59
Frank/Tmp Tp A
$ 46.9 bil 8003549191
36 BRIC
12 11.94 .23
32 Dvlp Mkts
10 20.08 .06
23 Foreign
5 9.65 .05
23 Glbl Opport 6 17.73 .21
20 Glbl Sm Co
3 6.64 .08
+ 2 Glob Bond
1 11.26 +.06
23 Growth
5 18.55 .32
14 Income
4 2.57 .01
22 World
6 14.70 .21
Frank/Tmp TpAd
$ 10.2 bil 8002929293
30 ChinaWrld 11 31.01n .49
32 Devlp Mkts 10 20.11n .06
23 Foreign
5 9.62n .05
+ 2 Glob Bond
1 11.23n +.06
23 Growth
5 18.60n .32
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
$ 7.3 bil 8006322301
32 Devlp Mkts C 10 19.47 .06
23 Foreign C
5 9.42 .05
+ 2 Global Bd C 1 11.28 +.06
23 Growth C
6 17.97 .31
14 MutualDiscR 2 27.18n .22
Frontegra
$ 1.6 bil 8888252100
4 Iron Sm Cap 1 17.09n .78
FundX Upgrader
$ 1.2 bil 8664553863
.. FundX Up p
.. 33.69n ..
.. FundXAggr p .. 38.45n ..
GHI
Gabelli A
$ 880 mil 8004223554
11 Utilities
4 7.61 .15
20 Value
6 13.39 .41
Gabelli AAA
$ 5.4 bil 8004223554
0 ABC Fund
1 9.76n .06
16 Asset
4 42.08n 1.25
14 Equity Inc
4 18.83n .58
7 Sm Cap Gr
2 29.67n .85
Gamco AAA
$ 2.0 bil 8004223554
26 Glb Telecom 6 19.60n .54
12 Gold
+ 3 24.70n +1.66
19 Growth
7 29.14n .87
Gateway Funds
$ 3.8 bil 8003546339
2 Gateway A 1 27.81 .62
GE Elfun S&S
$ 11.5 bil 8002420134
1 Income
0 10.73n .03
23 Intl Equity
5 21.70n .42
13 S&S Program 5 38.92n 1.51
1 Tax Exempt 2 11.10n .04
10 Trusts
4 43.87n 1.57
GE Instl Funds
$ 4.8 bil 8002420134
23 Intl Equity
5 14.30n .28
8 SmValEqInv 5 13.08n .47
13 Stratgc Inv 4 11.00n .23
Glenmede Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8004428299
26 Intl Equity
6 13.29 .22
GMO Trust II
$ 1.2 bil 6173307500
24 Foreign
5 13.21n .23
GMO Trust III
$ 17.8 bil 6173307500
32 Emerg Cntry 10 9.81n .15
.. Emerg Ctry Dt .. no quote
32 Emerg Mkts 11 12.62 .16
24 Foreign
5 13.27n .24
23 Foreign Sml 7 11.41n .18
20 Intl Cor Eq
5 31.44n .34
19 Intl Gro Eq
4 22.68n .17
21 Intl Intrn Val 5 23.93n .35
22 Intl Sm Cos 5 7.35n .09
20 TxMg Intl Eq 5 15.91n .19
15 US Core Eq
4 11.24n .30
12 US Qual Eq
4 19.31 .44
GMO Trust IV
$ 16.5 bil 6173307500
.. CorePlusBd
.. no quote
.. Emerg Ctry Dt .. no quote
32 Emerg Mkts 11 12.57n .16
23 Foreign
5 13.28n .23
23 ForgnSmlCo 7 11.42n .18
20 Intl Core Eq 5 31.43n .35
19 Intl Gro Eq
4 22.70 .17
21 Intl Intrn Val 5 23.93n .34
GMO Trust V
$ 1.6 bil 6173307500
32 Emerg Mkts 11 12.56n .16
12 US Qual Eq
4 19.31 .44
GMO Trust VI
$ 22.1 bil 6173307500
.. Domestic Bd .. no quote
32 Emerg Mkts 11 12.58n .16
.. EmrgMktOpp .. no quote
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
20 Intl Core Eq 5 31.43 .34

.. StratFixInc
.. no quote
15 US Core Eq
4 11.21n .30
12 US Qual Eq
4 19.31n .44
GoldmnSachs A
$ 23.9 bil 8007625035
15 Capital Gr
9 20.43 .77
.. Core Fxd Inc
.. no quote
31 Emerg Mkts 11 17.69 .32
.. Gr&Inc Strat
.. no quote
16 Growth & Inc 5 21.73 .81
10 Growth Opp 5 20.26 .76
.. Growth Strat .. no quote
.. Hi Yld Muni
.. no quote
6 High Yield
2 6.76 +.01
16 Lrg Val
5 11.58 .46
13 Mid Cap Val 5 30.72 1.35
+ 1 Sm Val
+ 2 34.50 1.86
24 StrucIntlEq 5 10.98 .19
GoldmnSachs C
$ 2.1 bil 8007625035
.. Gr Strat
.. no quote
.. Gr&Inc Strat
.. no quote
GoldmnSachs In
$ 19.5 bil 8007625035
.. Core Fixed Inc .. no quote
31 Emerg Mkts 11 18.61n .34
3 Global Inc
2 12.29n +.01
10 Growth Opp 5 21.19n .81
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
12 Mid Cap m
5 16.74n .59
Hartford C
$ 8.9 bil 8888437824
21 Cap Apprec m 7 28.55 .90
5 Float Rate x 2 8.73 .01
22 Grow Oppor m 8 20.79n .61
12 Mid Cap m
5 16.90 .59
Hartford HLS IA
$ 41.3 bil 8888437824
15 Advisers
5 17.79n .57
21 Cap Apprec 7 37.88n 1.30
19 Discp Eq
6 11.15n .40
13 Div & Gr
2 19.12n .64
29 Global Grow 9 15.38n .43
22 Grwth Opps 8 24.70n .76
17 Index
5 25.89n 1.03
26 Intl Sml Co 9 10.79n .06
11 Mid Cap
5 22.44n .79
15 Small Co
5 15.84n .52
20 Stock
6 37.22n 1.75
3 TotlRetnBd 2 10.74n .02
0 US Gov Sec
0 10.72n +.01
Hartford HLS IB
$ 9.1 bil 8888437824
15 Advisers
5 17.93n .58
21 Cap Apprec 7 37.46n 1.29
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
HSBC Investor
$ 526 mil 8007828183
25 IntlEquityI
6 15.27n .25
Huntington
$ 1.3 bil 8002530412
19 Intl Eq Tr
4 12.01n .07
Hussman Funds
$ 4.0 bil 8004877626
+ 3 Strat Gr
2 16.10n +.13
+ 8 StraTotRet + 3 12.28n +.11
ICAP Funds
$ 3.2 bil 8882214227
18 MainstayEqI 4 33.76 1.72
21 MainstyIntI 3 29.84n .57
17 MnstySelEqI 3 31.87 1.57
3 ICM SmCo + 1 31.92n 1.59
ICON Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8007640442
13 Energy
7 29.26n .68
ING Fds A
$ 7.2 bil 8009920180
10 Corp Ldrs
2 20.58n .65
26 Foreign
7 15.53 .28
15 GlbRealEst
0 17.28 .77
5 Intermd Bd 2 9.42 .01
29 Intl Sml Cp 10 34.26 .43
21 Intl Value
4 14.67 .28
40 Russia
19 41.90 +.92
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
+ 2 Flex Bond
0 9.47n .02
21 Fundment Eq 5 21.05n .75
22 GlbResearch 8 12.21n .30
19 Global Tech 9 12.60n .53
10 GlobLifeSci 6 21.80n .58
22 Growth & Inc 7 28.25n .69
19 Janus
8 26.27n .94
6 Mid Val Inst 3 21.30n .90
6 Mid Val Inv 3 21.14n .89
19 Orion
9 10.52n .50
27 Overseas
12 39.44n 1.22
21 Research
8 24.65n .81
0 Sml Val Inst + 4 22.61n 1.15
0 Sml Val Inv + 3 22.30n 1.14
16 Twenty
10 62.05n 1.36
27 Venture
3 42.42n 1.67
26 World Wide 7 40.65n 1.82
Janus Adv A
$ 1.6 bil 8005253713
16 Forty
9 34.90 .73
Janus Adv S
$ 6.1 bil 8005253713
17 Forty
9 34.61n .72
23 Intl Growth 11 49.42n 1.43
Janus Aspn Inst
$ 4.8 bil 8005253713
7 Balanced
3 25.64n .34
17 Forty
10 34.16n .74
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
JP Morgan Selct
$ 43.7 bil 8004804111
37 AsiaEq
11 25.80n .50
18 Cap Growth 7 37.09n 1.54
+ 1 Core Bond
0 10.59n ..
1 CorePlusBd 1 7.42n +.01
18 Divr Mid Gr 7 19.30n .80
28 EmrgMktsEq 9 18.22n .29
17 EquityIndex 5 27.56n 1.09
+ 4 Govt Bond
+ 1 10.35n +.02
4 High Yield
2 7.29n .01
+ 5 HighStatMk 3 15.80n +.03
+ 1 Intermd Bd 1 10.26n +.02
23 Intl Eq Idx
4 22.62n .31
25 Intl Value
4 13.94n .22
+ 1 IntmTxFrBd 1 10.46n .03
19 Intrepid Gr
8 19.90n .61
26 IntrepidInt 6 18.53n .34
19 Intrpd Amer 6 22.29n .86
20 Lg Cap Gr
9 16.83n .54
11 Mid Cap Val 1 21.59n 1.27
0 Mult MktNtr 2 10.16n +.08
0 Muni Inc
2 9.46n .04
+ 2 Sh Dur Bd
0 10.59n +.01
6 SmallCapEq 1 29.49n 1.17
1 Tax Fr Bond 2 12.06n .05
+ 3 TreasAgency 0 9.97n ..
3 TrSmlEqCore 0 37.33n 1.60
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
16 Equity O
4 11.80 .55
15 Fund Val A
3 12.88 .48
15 Fund Val B
3 11.88n .44
0 IntTrmMuniA 2 6.18 .01
19 Lg Gr A
8 20.34 1.04
1 Mgd Muni A 3 14.96 .02
11 Mid Core A
6 17.89 .73
0 NY Muni A
2 12.83 .04
11 SmCpGrI A
7 14.48 .47
Leuthold Funds
$ 3.9 bil 8002736886
11 Asset Allo
5 9.92 .23
11 Asset Allo
5 9.92 .22
11 CoreInv
6 15.90n .28
LKCM Funds
$ 931 mil 8006885526
10 SmCapEqInst 1 17.95n .68
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 19.9 bil 8004459469
23 Intl
6 15.22n .30
21 Partners
9 26.31n 1.06
17 Small Cap
+ 1 22.39n 1.02
Loomis Syls
$ 32.8 bil 8006333330
9 Bond Instl
6 12.65 +.02
10 Bond Ret
6 12.60 +.02
3 Glob Bd Ret 3 14.88n +.17
3 GlobBd Inst 3 15.00 +.16
CGM Focus Fund.

So selective, only certain
stocks make the cut.
Veteran fund manager Ken Heebner

is more focused than ever with CGM
Focus Fund. CGM Focus Fund is
flexibly managed, and currently has
its sights on a small number of sectors
and industries that look promising.
If focus and flexibility make sense for

your portfolio, call toll free for a prospectus
and current performance information
through the most recent month-end.
You should carefully consider the Funds

investment objectives, risks, charges and
expenses before investing in the Fund. The
Funds prospectus contains this and other
important information about the Fund.
You should read the prospectus carefully
before investing. Please call the toll free
number for a prospectus.
CGM Focus Fund

The CGM Funds
38 Newbury Street, 8th Floor
Boston, MA 02116
www.CGMFunds.com
1-800-598 -07 62
2008 CGM
6 High Yield
2 6.77n +.01
.. High Yld Muni .. no quote
13 Mid Cap Val 5 31.06n 1.37
+ 5 Sh Dur Govt + 1 10.06n ..
+ 1 Sm Val
+ 2 36.22n 1.95
21 Struc Lg Gr 8 11.70n .36
17 Struc LgVal 2 10.80n .51
8 Struc Sm Eq 2 10.99n .51
23 StrucIntlEq 5 11.28n .20
0 Grnsprng 2 23.24n .36
GuideStone G4
$ 9.6 bil 8002620511
20 Aggr Allo
5 13.11n .43
12 Bal Allo
4 12.45n .20
16 Gr Allo
4 12.92n .31
19 GrwthEquity 8 16.34n .65
25 Intl Equity
6 13.81n .21
2 LowDurBond 1 12.32n ..
3 MedDurBond 2 12.65n .01
18 ValueEquity 3 13.82n .58
Hansberger
$ 1.2 bil 8004146927
25 IntlGrowthI 6 15.33n .16
Harbor Funds
$ 20.3 bil 8004221050
0 Bond Instl
2 11.66n +.03
18 CapAppr Ins 8 30.74n 1.07
18 CapAppr Inv 8 30.37n 1.06
21 Intl Admin
5 55.88n 1.15
25 Intl Gr I
4 12.21n .20
21 Intl Instl
5 56.26n 1.15
21 Intl Inv
5 55.62n 1.14
19 Mid Gr Instl 7 7.58n .22
5 SmVal Instl 1 18.85n 1.05
Harding Lvnr
$ 2.2 bil 8007624848
30 Emerg Mkts 10 40.01n .75
17 Intl Equity
3 15.85 .11
Hartford A
$ 30.6 bil 8888437824
15 Advisers b
5 13.37 .44
13 Balanc All b 4 10.30 .20
21 Cap Apprec b 7 31.96 1.01
21 CapAppr II b 6 11.62 .42
12 Checks&Bal b 3 8.91 .19
13 Div & Gr b
2 18.25 .59
14 Eqty Inc b
1 12.04 .49
4 Float Rate x 2 8.74 .01
21 Grow Oppor b 8 25.41 .74
26 Intl Opport b 6 13.28 .21
12 Mid Cap b
5 18.99 .68
15 Small Co b
5 17.50 .57
2 TotlRetnBd x 2 9.87 .03
Hartford B
$ 3.5 bil 8888437824
21 Cap Apprec m 7 28.36n .89
13 Div & Gr
2 19.02n .64
22 Grow Oppor 8 24.38n .75
11 Mid Cap
5 22.16n .79
15 Small Co
5 15.47n .51
3 TotlRetnBd 2 10.67n .02
Hartford L
$ 1.0 bil 8888437824
21 Grwth Opps b 7 25.98 .76
Hartford Y
$ 6.5 bil 8888437824
21 Cap Apprec 7 34.47n 1.08
12 Div & Growth 2 18.51n .60
11 Mid Cap
5 20.56n .72
15 Small Co
5 18.83n .61
2 TotlRetnBd x 2 9.99n .02
Heartland Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8004327856
5 SelValInv
4 25.17n 1.12
+12 ValPlusInv + 2 25.62n .69
13 ValueInv
7 36.14n .41
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 4.6 bil 8888326774
28 Euro Foc A b 11 24.01 .10
28 Euro Foc C b 11 22.81 .09
24 Intl Opp A
4 19.56 .13
25 Intl Opp C
4 18.54 .12
Hennessy Funds
$ 982 mil 8009664354
11 Focus30Orig 17 10.16 .39
Heritage Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8004214184
14 Cap Appr A 9 25.88 1.12
16 MidCapStkA 7 23.53 .81
7 SmCapStk A 2 30.82 1.00
Hirtle Callaghan
$ 3.9 bil 8009818917
15 Growth Eq
7 11.33n .42
24 Intl Equity
4 10.70n .20
10 SmCapEqty 3 12.19n .48
20 Value Equity 4 12.38n .66
Hodges Fund
$ 661 mil 8668110224
16 Hodges Fund 5 23.09n .86
Homestead
$ 1.0 bil 8002583030
15 Value
4 29.91n 1.28
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 6.2 bil 8664938637
23 Core Val I
3 9.13 .57
24 LgCapVal A 3 15.19 .91
24 LgCapVal I
3 15.25 .92
15 MidCapVal I 3 17.44 1.22
ING Fds C
$ 1.1 bil 8009920180
21 Intl Value
4 14.23n .27
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 2.3 bil 8009920180
21 Intl Val I
4 14.71n .27
+ 1 Real Est I
+ 2 14.62n 1.36
ING Partners
$ 2.1 bil 8009920180
.. JPMrgIntlI
.. no quote
20 PriceGrEq I 8 45.62n 1.57
Ivy Funds
$ 30.0 bil 8007776472
14 AssetStr A
6 23.76 .20
15 AssetStr B
6 23.25n .20
15 AssetStr C
6 23.32n .20
14 AssetStr Y
6 23.77n .21
24 GlbNatResA 14 29.77 .31
24 GlbNatResB 14 27.82n .29
24 GlbNatResC 14 27.18n .28
24 GlbNatResY 14 29.85n .31
22 IntlCorEqA
6 14.53 .28
18 LrgCapGr A 7 12.24 .40
38 PacificOppA 11 13.47 .27
11 Sci & Tech A 3 27.16 .61
JKL
J Hancock 1
$ 24.4 bil 8002255291
19 LifestylAgg 5 12.28n .39
13 LifestylBal 4 12.49n .27
16 LifestylGr
5 12.59n .34
9 LifestylMod 3 12.14n .18
5 LSConserv
2 12.39n .10
J Hancock A
$ 12.3 bil 8002255291
11 Balanced
6 13.76 .25
4 Bond
1 13.65 .04
24 ClassicVal
3 16.36 .86
20 High Yield
5 3.90 .07
12 Lrg Cap Eq
9 24.90 .76
5 Regionl Bnk +17 20.00 2.10
13 Sov Invstrs 3 15.35 .53
2 Strat Inc
1 6.10 .01
10 US Glb LdGr 5 25.96 1.04
J Hancock C
$ 952 mil 8002255291
13 Lrg Cap Eq
9 23.03 .71
Janus
$ 74.4 bil 8005253713
7 Balanced
3 23.41n .30
25 Contrarian 8 14.55n .63
14 Enterprise
6 49.67n 2.23
27 Intl Growth 12 40.11n 1.17

14 Mid Cap Gr
7 32.38n 1.49
26 WorldwideGr 7 26.11n 1.17
Jennison Dryden A
$ 16.8 bil 8002251852
13 20/20 Focus 10 13.62 .60
18 Blend A
9 15.45 .62
+ 1 Govt Inc
0 8.78 .02
18 Growth
8 14.99 .54
11 Health Sci
5 19.12 .55
3 HighYield
2 5.07 .01
13 Mid Cap Gr
6 22.26 .95
2 Natl Muni
3 14.04 .06
18 NaturlRsrc 10 49.37 +.34
10 Small Co
3 18.88 .77
25 Utility
11 10.53 .27
19 Value
9 14.79 .67
Jennison Dryden B
$ 1.8 bil 8002251852
18 NaturlRsrc 10 42.28n +.30
25 Utility
12 10.52n .27
Jennison Dryden C
$ 1.5 bil
13 20/20 Focus 10 12.45 .54
25 Utility
12 10.51 .27
Jennison Dryden Z&I
$ 4.3 bil 8002251852
13 20/20 Foc Z 10 13.98n .62
18 Growth Z
8 15.48n .56
11 Hlth Sci Z
5 19.76n .57
12 Mid Cap Gr
6 22.97n .97
10 Small Co Z
3 19.67n .80
9 JensenPtfJ 3 25.78n .94
JP Morgan A
$ 14.2 bil 8004804111
+ 1 Core Bond
0 10.59 ..
17 Equity Idx
5 27.55 1.09
27 Intrep Euro 7 20.61 .37
11 Inv Gr&Inc
4 12.34 .30
15 Inv Growth 5 13.24 .42
8 Invstr Bal
3 11.43 .18
12 Mid Cap Val 1 21.36 1.26
6 Small Cap Eq 1 27.23 1.07
JP Morgan B
$ 2.6 bil 8004804111
12 Inv Gr&Inc
4 12.26n .30
JP Morgan Instl
$ 7.1 bil 8004804111
25 Intl Value
4 14.01n .22
+ 1 IntmTxFrBd 1 10.45n .03
11 Mid Cap Val 1 21.77n 1.28
16 TxAwr Disc Eq 4 16.31n .67
22 Value Opps 5 13.53 .87
+ 1 TxAwrRlRet 2 9.86n +.01

15 US Equity
5 9.09n .37
15 USLgCorPls 5 17.62n .71
JP Morgan Ultra
$ 2.7 bil 8004804111
+ 1 Core Bond
0 10.59n ..
+ 2 Mrtge Back
0 10.36 ..
Julius Baer
$ 30.2 bil 8003876977
.. IntlEqty A
.. no quote
.. IntlEqty I
.. no quote
.. IntlEqtyIIA
.. no quote
.. IntlEqtyIII
.. no quote
0 Tot Retrn I
1 13.00n .01
Keeley Funds
$ 7.6 bil 8889335391
3 SmlCapValA 5 26.44 .98
Kinetics Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8009303828
30 Paradigm
6 21.72n .76
30 Pardigm Ins 6 21.74 .76
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 4.9 bil 8004473332
23 IntlMktMsInv 6 16.65n .23
23 IntlMktMsSel 5 16.68 .23
9 USDiscSel
6 16.24n .59
Lazard Instl
$ 6.4 bil 8008236300
20 Emerg Mkts 9 18.33n .28
Lazard Open
$ 2.1 bil 8008236300
21 Emerg Mkts 9 18.52n .28
Legg Mason
$ 17.9 bil 8008225544
32 Emerg Mkt 11 18.90n .32
36 OpporFinInt 11 9.87n .76
36 Opport Pri 11 9.51n .73
36 OpportInstl 11 10.06n .77
24 SpecialInv
6 24.61n 1.62
35 Value Fncl
7 42.04n 2.12
35 Value Instl 7 43.23n 2.18
35 Value Tr
7 37.51n 1.89
Legg Mason Partners
$ 40.9 bil 8004512010
22 Agg Gr B
10 79.97n 2.69
22 Aggr Gr I
10 96.21n 3.24
22 AggressGr A 10 91.43 3.08
22 Agress Gr C 10 80.96 2.73
11 Apprec A
3 13.17 .53
11 Apprec B
3 12.69n .51
2 CA Muni A
3 15.70 .05
14 Cap & Inc A 6 13.41 .34
13 DivStrategy1 2 15.74 .54
7 SmCapVl Inst 0 22.99n .95

10 Strat Inc A
6 12.90 +.01
11 Strat Inc C
6 12.95 +.01
15 Value Y
4 18.41n .70
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 1.2 bil 8006333330
6 Fixed Income 4 12.78n +.03
Lord Abbett A
$ 34.8 bil 8002016984
19 Affiliated
1 11.20 .61
11 All Value
4 10.89 .42
15 Alpha Strat 2 21.22 .67
12 Bal Strat
2 9.83 .22
5 Bond Deben 2 7.15 .02
22 Dvlp Grwth 3 15.78 .63
9 HiYldMuniBd 4 12.34 .04
25 IntlCoreEq
5 11.71 .25
18 Mid Cap Val 4 14.47 .66
4 Natl Tax Fr
4 10.07 .04
12 Res Lg Core 4 26.87 1.01
14 ResAmerVal 3 10.75 .24
2 ResSmallVal 0 27.25 .99
4 Sml Blend
1 15.64 .48
Lord Abbett B
$ 3.1 bil 8004261130
19 Affiliated
1 11.25n .61
5 Bond Deben 2 7.16n .02
Lord Abbett C
$ 4.9 bil 8004261130
19 Affiliated
1 11.22n .61
11 All Value
4 10.39n .40
6 Bond Deben 2 7.16n .03
Lord Abbett I
$ 3.4 bil 8004261130
19 Affiliated
1 11.23n .61
22 DvlpGrwth
3 16.59n .67
2 ResSmVal
0 28.81n 1.05
Lord Abbett P
$ 1.4 bil 8002016984
2 ResSmallVal 0 26.99n .99
16 LSV Val Eq
0 14.37n .79
MNO
MainStay A Fds
$ 6.4 bil 8006246782
.. High Yld Cp
.. no quote
16 Lrg Cp Grow 8 6.01 .23
MainStay B Fds
$ 1.9 bil 8006246782
.. Hi Yld Cp
.. no quote
Mainstay I Fds
$ 3.3 bil
15 MAP
4 29.76 1.24
17 S&P500 Idx 5 28.21n 1.11
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Mairs & Power

$ 2.5 bil 8003047404
6 Growth
0 71.50n 3.48
Managers Funds
$ 7.8 bil 8005484539
8 Bond
6 22.51n .06
0 Fremont Bond 2 10.21n .01
28 Intl Equity
6 55.64n 1.00
12 MidGrowInst 5 11.61n .38
17 SpecialEq
3 53.58n 2.11
8 TimsqSmGr I + 1 10.73n .33
Manning & Napier Fu
$ 3.2 bil 8004663863
14 WorldOppA 4 8.45n .01
Marsico Funds
$ 9.3 bil 8888608686
22 21st Century 4 13.56n .82
20 Focus
6 16.03n .71
21 Growth
6 17.57n .73
25 Intl Opp
5 13.49n .23
Mass Mutl Prem
$ 4.7 bil 8005426767
0 Core Bond S 1 10.70n .03
23 Intl Eq S
6 13.74n .13
Mass Mutl Select
$ 10.9 bil 8005426767
17 Index Eq S
5 11.36n .45
Masters' Select
$ 2.7 bil 8009600188
20 Equity
6 12.11n .54
23 Intl
4 14.47n .23
Matthews Asian
$ 7.2 bil 8007892742
35 China
9 25.88n .76
17 Gr & Inc
6 15.73n .16
41 India
9 14.39n .34
30 Pac Tiger I
9 19.50n .56
21 McKeeIntlEq 6 11.62n .35
Mellon Instl
$ 2.3 bil 8002214795
5 Bos Sml Val + 3 20.86n 1.03
2 Merger Fund 3 14.66n .14
Meridian Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8004466662
10 Growth
3 34.12n 1.67
9 Value
3 29.08n .79
Merk Hard Funds
$ 340 mil 8666375386
+ 3 CurrencyInv + 2 11.54 +.28
Metro West
$ 8.3 bil 8002414671
7 Low Dur Bd 1 8.22n +.02
2 Total Ret Bd
0 9.34n ..
2 Total Ret Bd I 0 9.34n ..
Metzler/Payden Inves
$ 418 mil 8666738637
33 Euro EmgMkt 15 25.34 .10
MFS Funds A
$ 42.2 bil 8006372929
4 Bond
3 11.45 ..
16 Core Equity 5 15.70 .76
15 Core Growth 7 16.86 .62
32 Emrg Mk Eq 11 29.70 .45
15 Global Eq
2 23.27 .45
+ 3 Govt Secs
+ 1 9.65 .02
16 Growth
8 35.31 1.32
.. Growth Allo
.. no quote
20 Intl Growth 4 21.46 .19
22 Intl Nw Ds
6 19.03 .15
16 Intl Val
3 25.28 .25
20 IntlDivrs A
4 12.57 .13
13 MA Inv Tr
4 18.12 .74
14 MA InvGrSk 6 13.13 .44
.. Mod Alloc
.. no quote
4 Muni Hi Inc 3 7.42 .02
14 Research
4 22.94 1.00
22 Resrch Intl 4 15.25 .19
2 Rsrch Bond 2 9.36 .01
9 Total Ret
2 13.55 .38
22 Util
11 14.97 .42
14 Value
3 22.64 .89
MFS Funds B
$ 6.9 bil 8006372929
16 Growth
8 31.61n 1.19
10 Total Ret B 2 13.55n .37
22 Util
11 14.91n .42
15 Value
3 22.48n .89
MFS Funds C
$ 6.1 bil 8006372929
10 Total Ret
2 13.61n .37
22 Util
11 14.92n .42
15 Value
3 22.43n .89
MFS Funds I
$ 8.8 bil 8006372929
22 Intl Nw Ds
6 19.52n .16
19 Mid Cap Gr
9 8.47n .40
15 MidCapVal 6 11.31n .76
14 Research
4 23.40n 1.01
2 Rsrch Bond 2 9.36n .01
21 Rsrch Intl
3 15.73n .19
14 Value
3 22.76n .89
MFS Instl Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8006372929
16 Intl Eq
1 16.91n .21
Morgan Stan A
$ 5.6 bil 8008696397
.. Cap Opps
.. no quote
14 EqWtS&P500 4 32.19 1.65
23 FocGrowth 9 26.43 1.32
4 SpecialVal
0 13.07 .50
Morgan Stan B
$ 6.5 bil 8008696397
17 DivGrSecs
4 15.28n .55
23 Euro Equity 3 17.29n .21
6 USGovtSecs
0 8.31n .02
Morgan Stan I
$ 2.6 bil 8008696397
4 TaxEx Secs 3 10.41n .06
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 22.7 bil 8005487786
21 ActIntlAlI
4 12.04n .07
23 CapGr I
8 18.90n .88
14 CorPlFxd I
3 9.50n .03
34 Emer Mkts I 10 21.35n .41
17 Intl Eq P
2 15.52n .21
17 IntlEq I
2 15.70n .22
20 IntlRealEsI
0 20.22n .27
18 Ltd Dur I
3 8.02n .01
23 MdCpGrP
7 24.95n 1.09
23 MidCapGr I 7 25.64n 1.12
3 MunicipalI 4 11.88n .06
19 SmCoGr I
3 10.60n .45
19 SmCoGr P
3 9.99n .42
3 US SmlValI
0 22.43n .86
1 USRealEstI + 1 14.34n 1.39
21 Muhlnkmp 4 51.35 1.43
Munder A
$ 3.3 bil 8004385789
20 MidCoreGr b 6 23.83 1.06
Munder Y
$ 2.6 bil 8002393334
20 Mid Core Gr 6 24.25n 1.07
Nationwide D
$ 1.2 bil 8008480920
17 Nationwide 4 13.96 .65
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 5.0 bil 8008480920
+ 1 Bond Index
0 10.73n .02
22 Intl Idx
4 8.60n .13
10 MidMktIdx 4 13.43n .65
17 S&P500 Idx 4 10.12n .39
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 3.9 bil 8008480920
.. InvDestAggr
.. no quote
.. InvDestMod
.. no quote
.. InvDstMdAg
.. no quote
Natixis Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8002255478
19 CGM TargEqA 6 10.12 .33
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 1.2 bil 8008779700
3 Genesis
2 28.04n .64
23 Partners
10 16.98n .53
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 14.0 bil 8008779700
15 Focus
5 23.10n .77
2 Genesis
2 33.51n .76
2 Genesis I
2 46.12n 1.04
13 Guardian
4 15.50n .64
19 MidGrwth
5 8.92n .33
22 Partners
10 25.47n .79
19 SmallGrwth 5 16.88n .52
14 Soc Respons 5 22.87n .97
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 6.9 bil 8008779700
2 Genesis
2 48.09n 1.10
22 Partners
10 19.61n .61
New Covenant
$ 1.7 bil 8008586127
17 Growth
5 29.45n .89
23 NewAltrntve 7 44.39 .23
Nicholas Group
$ 2.4 bil 8002275987
10 Nicholas
1 40.20n 1.99
Northeast Inv
$ 956 mil 8002256704
9 Trust
2 6.22n .01
Northern
$ 18.1 bil 8005959111
.. BondIndex
.. no quote
31 EmergMktsEq 10 9.99 .17
0 Fixed Income 0 9.61n .02
19 GlbRlEstIdx 1 8.69 .40
5 Hi Yld Fx Inc 2 6.95n ..
22 Intl Eq Idx
4 11.11 .12
22 Intl Growth Eq 4 9.22n .14
1 Intmd Tax Ex 2 9.86n .05
22 MltMgrIntEq 5 9.37 .10
+ 3 Sm Cap Val + 4 14.36n .80
17 Stock Index 5 14.97n .59
2 Tax Ex
3 9.90n .06
Northern Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8006371380
17 Equity Index A 5 12.85n .51
Nuveen Cl A
$ 8.9 bil 8002578787
10 Hi Yld Muni 5 17.82 .12
15 TrdIntlVal
4 27.36 .02
13 TrdwndValOp 4 26.78 .20
Nuveen Cl C
$ 2.4 bil 8002578787
11 Hi Yld Muni 5 17.80n .12
Nuveen Cl R
$ 6.5 bil 8002578787
10 HiYldMuniBd 5 17.83n .12
0 IntmDurMun 2 8.63n .02
14 TrdIntlVal
4 27.52 .02
13 TrdwndValOp 4 26.84 .21
Oakmark I
$ 28.6 bil 8006256275
2 Equity & Inc 1 26.44n .38
15 Global
3 20.53n .53
20 Intl
0 16.82n .42
17 Intl Sm Cap 3 12.61n .12
10 Oakmark
3 36.29n 1.42
17 Select
7 21.17n .91
Old Westbury
$ 6.9 bil 8006072200
9 GlobalSmall 2 11.70 .27
11 Mid Cap Eq 7 13.55n .06
23 NonUSLgCap 4 9.59n .09
2 Real Return 5 12.65 +.01
Olstein
$ 998 mil 8007992113
19 AllCapValC 3 11.49n .44
Oppenheimer A
$ 84.7 bil 8884700862
.. ActiveAlloc
.. no quote
13 AMT Fr Muni 6 7.44 .03
7 AMT Free NY 4 11.27 .06
16 Balanced
6 11.13 .05
15 CA Muni
7 8.44 .03
19 Cap Apprec 8 41.64 1.65
13 Cap Income 5 9.81 .07
17 Champ Inc
5 7.03 +.22
+ 4 ComStrTotRt 8 7.84 +.37
10 Core Bond
4 8.85 +.13
24 Develop Mkt 9 37.01 .74
13 Discovery
6 50.08 1.48
18 Equity
5 8.51 .31
18 Glob Opport 4 27.14 .85
20 Global
5 58.25 1.38
19 Gold&SpMin 2 28.84 +1.51
1 Intl Bond
3 6.11 +.09
21 Intl Growth 5 24.65 .15
45 Intl Sm Co 15 14.84 +.20
.. IntlDivers
.. no quote
2 Ltd Muni
1 14.51 .04
1 Ltd Trm Gvt
0 9.59 +.03
18 Main Street 5 30.20 1.07
17 MainSt Opp 5 11.37 .41
10 MainStSC
2 17.78 .78
.. ModerateInv .. no quote
9 PA Muni
5 10.67 .08
11 RisingDivs 3 15.62 .57
20 Sml Mid Val 6 29.27 1.41
4 Strat Inc
4 4.07 +.02
0 US Govt
+ 1 9.31 +.02
16 Value
3 21.34 .69
Oppenheimer B
$ 7.1 bil 8884700862
19 Cap Apprec 8 37.46n 1.49
24 Dev Mkt
9 36.48n .73
20 Global
5 53.79n 1.28
18 Main Street 5 29.13n 1.03
Oppenheimer N
$ 3.6 bil 8884700862
24 Develop Mkt 9 36.17n .72
Oppenheimer Y
$ 13.1 bil 8884700862
19 Capital Apprec 8 43.10n 1.71
9 Core Bond
4 8.84n +.13
24 DevelopMkts 9 37.06n .75
19 Global
5 58.64n 1.39
1 IntlBond
3 6.11 +.09
20 IntlGr
5 24.61n .16
17 Main Street 5 30.38n 1.08
10 MainStSmCp 2 18.67n .82
16 Value
3 21.84n .71
Oppenhmr C&M
$ 15.5 bil 8884700862
.. ActiveAlloc
.. no quote
19 Cp Apprc C
8 37.16n 1.48
24 Devlp Mkt C 9 35.89n .72
20 Global C
5 54.75n 1.30
19 Gold&SpMin 2 27.39n +1.44
2 Intl Bond C 3 6.09n +.09
21 Intl Gr C
5 23.42n .14
18 Main St C
5 29.01n 1.02
4 Strat Inc C
4 4.06n +.02
Oppenhmr Quest
$ 5.6 bil 8884700862
16 Bal B x
5 12.80n .37
16 Bal Val A x
5 13.06 .41
6 Opp Val A
4 26.34 .18
Oppenhmr Roch
$ 21.1 bil 8884700862
1 LtdTrmNY A 1 3.20 .01
2 LtdTrmNY C 2 3.18n .01
9 Muni A
5 15.59 .08
9 Muni C
5 15.57n .08
19 NatlMuni A 6 8.44 .04
20 NatlMuni C 6 8.42n .04
Optimum Instl
$ 2.3 bil 8009140278
2 Fixed Inc x
1 8.49n .13
17 Lrg Cap Val 3 10.03n .41
20 Lrg Cp Grow 7 10.44n .40
PQR
Parnassus
$ 1.6 bil 8009993505
2 Equity Inc
2 24.59n .80
Pax World
$ 2.4 bil 8007671729
14 Balance
5 21.35n .48
Permanent Port
$ 3.8 bil 8005315142
+ 1 Portfolio
0 36.44n .03
Phoenix A
$ 6.1 bil 8002434361
11 Balanced x 3 12.26 .38
24 ForeignOpps 5 21.99 .23
4 MultSecSht 2 4.29 ..
1 RealEstSecs x + 1 28.28 2.69
PIMCO A
$ 27.4 bil 8004260107
4 All Asset
3 11.79 .05
1 Commod RR 8 15.24 +.59
+ 1 DevLocalMkt 3 10.39 +.16
8 High Yield
3 8.39 +.02
2 Low Dur
3 9.64 +.03
+ 2 Real Return 2 10.88 +.03
+ 1 Total Retrn 1 10.44 .01
PIMCO Admin
$ 31.5 bil 8009274648
1 Commod RR 8 15.26n +.59
A7
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
2 ForBondUnhg 3 10.05 +.21

8 High Yield
3 8.39n +.02
+ 2 Real Return 2 10.88n +.03
0 Short Term 1 9.68n .01
+ 1 Total Retrn 1 10.44n .01
PIMCO B
$ 2.6 bil 8004260107
+ 1 Real Rtrn
2 10.88n +.03
0 Total Retrn 1 10.44n .01
PIMCO C
$ 9.1 bil 8004260107
5 All Asset
3 11.70n .05
2 Commod RR 8 15.08 +.58
+ 2 Real Return 2 10.88n +.03
0 Total Retrn 1 10.44n .01
PIMCO D
$ 11.8 bil 8004260107
1 Commod RR 8 15.25n +.58
+ 1 DevLocMkt 3 10.39 +.16
+ 2 Real Return 2 10.88n +.03
+ 1 Total Retrn 1 10.44n .01
PIMCO Instl
$ 152 bil 8009274648
4 All Asset
3 11.86n .04
1 Commod RR 8 15.36n +.59
+ 1 DevLocalMkt 3 10.39 +.16
5 Diverse Inc 3 9.92 +.03
5 Emrg Mkt Bd 5 9.72n +.04
10 Float Inc
4 8.52n +.01
2 ForBondUnhg 3 10.05 +.21
3 Foreign Bd 4 9.67n .01
2 Global Bond 3 9.69n +.16
7 High Yield
3 8.39n +.02
3 InvGrCorpBd 4 9.82n +.01
2 Low Dur
2 9.64n +.03
+ 1 LT US Govt
1 10.78n +.01
1 Mod Duration 2 9.77n +.02
+ 1 Real Asset
3 11.40 +.05
+ 2 Real Return 2 10.88n +.03
0 RealEstRR
2 5.64 .56
+ 1 Short Term 1 9.68n .01
0 Tot Retn III 1 9.15n .01
+ 2 Total Ret II 1 10.05n .03
+ 1 Total Retrn 1 10.44n .01
Pioneer A
$ 20.5 bil 8002256292
14 CullenValue 2 18.18 .62
34 EmergeMkts 12 25.68 .28
7 Eqty Inc
0 26.61 1.20
7 Glob Hi Yld
3 10.28 +.01
8 High Yield
4 9.28 .11
32 Independnc 12 9.22 .44
12 Mid Value
4 19.56 .92
12 Pioneer
3 40.61 1.54
.. Strat Inc
.. no quote
22 Value
3 11.82 .50
Pioneer B
$ 1.8 bil 8002256292
9 High Yield
4 9.33n .10
Pioneer C
$ 3.1 bil 8002256292
9 High Yield
4 9.42 .11
Pioneer Y
$ 4.4 bil 8002256292
Price Advisor
$ 11.5 bil 8006385660
20 Blu Chp Gr
8 32.40n 1.26
15 Equity Inc
1 22.98n 1.02
20 Growth Stk 8 26.69n .91
15 Mid Cap Gr
7 48.32n 1.95
16 Retire 2030 5 15.91n .47
+ 1 SmlCapVal + 1 35.94n 1.59
14 Value
5 22.06n .89
Price Funds
$ 244 bil 8006385660
23 Afrc&MidE 13 9.90n +.37
12 Balanced
4 17.85n .38
19 BlueChip Gr 8 32.42n 1.26
7 CapApprc
4 18.53n .45
13 Dividend Gr 4 21.72n .78
5 EmergMktBd 4 12.06n +.03
37 EmMktsInstl 14 24.63n .30
40 EmrgEur&Med 18 22.46n +.23
36 EmrgMktStk 14 27.38n .36
15 Equity Inc
1 23.05n 1.01
17 Equity Index 4 32.53n 1.28
23 Euro Stk
3 15.17n .12
25 Global Stock 10 18.96n .62
+ 2 GNMA
+ 1 9.43n .04
16 Growth & Inc 6 18.65n .69
20 Growth Stk 8 26.94n .92
20 GrowthStk R 8 26.49n .91
10 Health Sci
5 25.62n .69
4 Hi Yld Adv
2 6.14n ..
4 High Yld
2 6.16n +.01
3 High Yld Ins 1 8.94n ..
.. InstFltRt
1 9.85n +.01
0 Intl Bond
1 9.84n +.20
22 Intl Eq Idx
3 12.29n .13
24 Intl Gr&Inc 5 13.50n .12
24 Intl Stock
6 12.78n .14
27 IntlDiscov
7 35.72n .36
25 Latin Amer 12 40.66n .82
19 LgCpGrInstl 10 12.74n .59
1 MD Tax Fr Bd 2 9.93n .04
24 Media&Telcm 8 36.89n 1.61
15 Mid Cap Gr
7 48.90n 1.97
9 Mid Cap Val 2 20.33n .81
16 MidCapEqGrI 7 21.74n .90
13 New Amer Gr 8 27.73n 1.03
46 New Asia
11 11.63n .32
12 New Era
7 53.57n .13
+ 1 New Income 1 8.83n ..
12 NewHorizns 4 26.77n 1.01
24 OverseasStk 5 8.19n .09
8 PersnlStrIn 3 14.25n .21
16 PersonlStrGr 6 20.60n .60
12 PrsnlStrBal 4 16.77n .37
1 Real Estate + 1 18.54n 1.74
14 Ret2020 Adv 5 15.18n .39
9 Retire 2005 3 10.72n .19
11 Retire 2010 4 14.43n .29
14 Retire 2020 5 15.27n .39
16 Retire 2030 5 16.01n .47
16 Retire 2040 5 16.04n .49
16 Retire 2045 5 10.64n .32
7 Retire Inc
3 12.09n .17
12 Retire2015
4 11.08n .25
15 Retire2025
5 11.19n .31
17 Retire2035
5 11.28n .34
18 Sci & Tech 13 19.19n .94
+ 1 Sm Cap Value + 1 36.18n 1.59
7 SmCapStk
0 28.25n 1.25
18 Spectrum Gr 6 17.25n .58
2 Spectrum Inc 1 11.46n .06
25 Spectrum Intl 6 11.02n .11
+ 2 ST Bond
1 4.67n ..
0 SumtMunInt 2 10.67n .04
2 Tax Fr Inc
3 9.37n .05
4 Tx Fr Hi Yld 3 10.57n .05
+ 2 Tx Fr Sh Intm 1 5.35n .01
2 VA Tax Fr Bd 2 10.92n .06
14 Value
5 22.23n .91
Principal Funds
$ 57.6 bil 8002474123
11 Balanced A 3 12.83 .32
7 Bd & Mtg In 2 9.29n .03
18 DiscLrgInst 5 12.35n .51
26 DivrsIntl J
7 10.19n .14
26 DivrsIntlIn
7 10.29n .14
16 Eq Inc A
1 17.23 .78
7 HighYield A 3 7.37 +.04
2 HiYieldInst 1 9.87n ..
24 Intl Gr Ins
7 9.84n .13
33 IntlEmMkt J 11 19.60 .39
18 Life 2040 I
5 11.59 .38
18 Life 2050 I
5 11.17 .38
19 Lrg Gr Inst
7 7.68n .31
14 LT 2010 In
4 11.07n .28
16 LT 2020 In
5 11.49n .33
16 LT 2020 J
5 11.43n .33
17 LT 2030 Instl 5 11.39n .35
18 Pref Secs I 14 7.34 .17
24 PtrIntl Ins
5 12.17n .18
16 PtrLgBl Ins 5 8.98n .36
18 PtrLgGrI In 10 7.01n .32
16 PtrLgGrII I
7 7.53 .29
15 PtrLVa I In
1 11.41 .52
22 PtrLVa Inst 3 10.60n .47
23 PtrMdGr In
8 8.64n .38
12 PtrMdValI I 4 11.20 .53
1 Real Est I
+ 1 15.74 1.35
A8
EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk

Chg Str Dist high Fund
1-Month Winners & Losers

TOP 10
BOTTOM 10
Rel Str 1-mth
Symbol Rtg % chg ETF
ETF
ProS Ultrshrt Semiconductor SSG

ProS Ultrashort Tech
REW
ProS Ultrashort QQQ
QID
KBW Regional Banking
KRE
PS High Yield Equit Dividend PEY
IS DJ US Region Banks
IAT
ProS Ultrashort Utilities
SDP
ProS Short QQQ
PSQ
KBW Bank
KBE
ProS Ultrashort Basic Mat SMN
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Chg Str Dist high Fund
99
97
95
91
78
81
96
90
68
92
43.0
30.0
29.7
23.6
18.9
17.8
15.6
14.9
14.6
14.4
Rel Str 1-mth

Symbol Rtg % chg
ProS Ultra Semiconductor

ProS Ultra QQQ
HT Retail
MV Coal
ProS Ultra Basic Material
HT Broadband
Claymr/Mac Global SolEng
ProS Ultrashort Financial
MV Steel
MV Russia
Div Close
Vol % 08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund
USD
QLD
ROM
KOL
UYM
BDH
TAN
SKF
SLX
RSX
9 -32.6
20 -26.4
18 -25.6
33 -21.6
15 -20.7
50 -20.1
34 -19.9
67 -19.3
24 -19.1
15 -18.8
Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
For Monday, September 22, 2008. Ranked by Relative Strength 14.1 79 E 46.6 PS DB Commod Indx
DBC
PJP
.. 99 A- 27.0 Macrshrs $100 OilDwn DOY .. 23.12 -0.85 -24 -2.4 79 C 19.3 PS Dyn Pharma
SHY
SSG 0.8 90.91 7.51 -42 1.4 78 D- 84.6 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr
EFU 0.4 111.69 6.29 61 -12.7 78 A- 15.5 PS Hi Yld Eq Divdnd PEY
EEV 0.9 99.35 8.35 50 0.6 77 D 110.8 IS Lehmn Shrt Treas SHV
IWN
REW 1.5 77.00 4.71 10 -0.1 77 B- 109.2 IS Russell 2000 Val
UDN
SDP 0.7 69.88 2.38 -57 2.8 77 C+ 30.8 PS DB US$ Bearish
PBE
QID 0.7 52.00 3.32 -32 -3.2 77 B- 20.6 PS Dyn Biotech
DXD 0.8 64.79 3.51 -18 1.2 77 C+ 25.2 Spdr Lehmn St Muni SHM
SIJ 0.5 70.50 4.17 110 0.4 77 D 80.0 VG Short-Term Bond BSV
BND
SDS 0.8 70.60 3.57 2 -1.3 77 B- 79.8 VG Total Bond Mkt
RSW 1.0 102.87 6.06 64 .. 77 B- 25.7 WT Dreyfus Chn Yuan CYB
SMN 0.6 39.82 1.12 17 1.7 75 E 160.5 Currencyshrs Euro Tr FXE
KRE 3.5 38.94 -2.38 -10 0.6 75 B+ 25.2 IS DJ US Home Const ITB
TIP
BHH .. 0.55 -0.03 -80 -1.2 75 C+ 112.1 IS Tr Lehman TIPS
PSQ 1.2 64.43 2.61 -34 0.7 75 D- 92.1 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM
UUP
SH 1.1 71.27 2.25 19 -1.9 75 B- 25.8 PS DB US$ Bullish
PVI
DOG 0.8 68.93 1.93 -16 -0.1 75 D- 26.9 PS VRDO Tax-Free
SCC 0.6 96.20 9.97 321 -4.3 75 D 30.3 Spdr Consumer Stapls XLP
MZZ 0.9 59.96 3.81 10 0.2 75 D 48.9 Spdr Leh 1-3 Mth Tbil BIL
SDY
DUG 0.4 36.00 0.98 -34 -6.0 75 B- 63.0 Spdr S&P Dividend
BBH .. 183.95 -1.53 -67 -3.9 75 C+ 80.4 VG Consumer Staples VDC
IYT
PJB 1.1 20.68 -1.77 -10 7.0 73 B- 99.1 IS DJ Transprtn Indx
IAU .. 89.12 2.86 136 -7.3 73 B+ 56.5 IS DJ US Pharmactls IHE
FXP 1.1 89.50 7.00 48 -1.7 73 C+ 105.5 IS Leh Aggregte Bnd AGG
MUB
GLD .. 89.18 3.20 102 -3.7 73 D- 104.0 IS S&P Nat Muni
IJS
DBE .. 42.01 2.23 -31 -1.9 73 B 80.2 IS S&P SC 600 Valu
DGL .. 33.53 1.10 174 -1.7 73 E 59.0 Spdr Lehmn Intl Trsy BWX
BIV
DBO .. 40.99 0.99 66 -2.7 73 D- 83.0 VG Intrmed-Term
XBI .. 60.35 -1.97 -64 -3.9 72 C+ 113.0 Currencyshrs Can Dlr FXC
USO .. 87.60 4.97 24 -2.5 72 C 103.9 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr Credit CSJ
SZK 0.5 72.40 4.15 8 8.6 72 C 76.6 IS S&P GSCI Commod GSG
FXY .. 94.97 2.11 80 -5.4 72 B- 24.1 Spdr Lehmn Municipl TFI
IAT 4.2 35.47 -2.43 24 -7.9 71 B+ 71.9 IS DJ US Cnsmr Goods IYK
IJR
TLT 4.3 93.96 -0.01 40 -2.8 71 C+ 76.0 IS S&P Smcp 600
VHT
FXF 1.2 93.90 2.80 285 -9.4 71 B- 64.0 VG Health Care
RKH
IEI 3.6 108.31 0.12 -30 -14.8 70 B 156.6 HT Regional Bank
IEF 4.0 89.01 -0.19 109 -11.1 70 B+ 72.0 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY
SKK 1.4 70.99 4.44 76 -5.2 70 B- 86.0 IS Russell 2000 Indx IWM
DBP .. 32.15 1.44 561 -4.3 70 B 75.4 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT
PWY
XHB 2.0 20.20 -2.17 -14 -2.9 70 B- 18.8 PS Dyn Sml Value
VBR
FBT 2.2 23.94 -0.64 21 -4.0 70 C 74.0 VG Small-Cp Value
IHI .. 59.44 -1.26 -54 -6.4 69 D+ 114.0 ProS Ultsht Smcp 600 SDD
RTH
MBB 5.0 102.33 -0.30 -71 -3.2 68 C+ 105.1 HT Retail
61.6 99 B 98.7 ProS Ultsht Semicond

51.1 98 C 135.5 ProS Ultsht MSCI EAFE
36.0 97 C 144.6 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg
43.2 97 D+ 84.7 ProS Ultsht Tech
37.9 96 D+ 78.2 ProS Ultsht Utilities
36.9 95 B- 57.8 ProS Ultsht QQQ
29.1 94 C+ 72.7 ProS Ultsht Dow 30
25.2 94 D+ 81.6 ProS Ultsht Industrl
30.3 94 C+ 81.7 ProS Ultsht S&P 500
32.2 94 D- 119.0 RX Inv 2X S&P 500
-2.0 92 B 59.6 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat
5.0 91 B 60.2 KBW Regionl Bankng
31.0 90 B- 1.1 HT B2B Internet
21.1 90 B 66.9 ProS Short QQQ
17.3 89 E 76.4 ProS Short S&P 500
16.1 88 E 72.9 ProS Short Dow 30
12.4 88 D+ 118.1 ProS Ultsht ConsmSvc
9.3 88 C+ 76.6 ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400
0.1 87 B+ 54.6 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas
13.7 86 B- 205.7 HT Biotech
7.8 86 C+ 40.0 PS Dyn Banking
8.1 85 C+ 100.5 IS Comex Gold Trust
16.4 85 B+ 145.4 ProS Ultsht FTSE/Xin
8.1 85 C+ 100.4 Spdr Gold Trust
19.0 84 E 57.0 PS DB Energy
6.2 84 C 38.0 PS DB Gold Fund
18.1 84 E 55.6 PS DB Oil
1.7 83 D+ 69.8 Spdr S&P Biotech
15.6 83 E 119.2 US Oil Fnd Lp
14.5 82 D- 84.8 ProS Ultsht CnsmrGds
6.0 81 E 103.5 Currencyshrs Jpn Yen
-5.7 81 B 56.3 IS DJ US Region Bnks
1.0 81 C 100.9 IS Lehmn 20+ Yr
6.2 80 D 102.0 Currencyshrs Swiss Fr
2.6 80 D- 111.8 IS Lehmn 3-7 Yr Treas
2.3 80 D- 92.6 IS Lehmn 7-10 Yr
6.8 80 C 99.0 ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw
3.8 80 C 38.7 PS DB Prec Metal
4.4 80 A- 26.6 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs
-1.8 79 A- 27.7 FrstTr Amex Biotech
-1.9 79 C 150.0 IS DJ US Medicl Devic
0.5 79 D- 104.5 IS Lehmn MBS Fixed
2.1 36.01 1.60 32

0.6 17.79 0.01 -31
3.1 83.32 0.06 29
3.9 11.62 -0.75 77
3.5 110.24 0.00 3
1.8 70.40 -4.01 -7
.. 28.36 0.59 682
.. 18.13 -0.37 -42
2.5 23.07 -0.04 17
3.6 77.38 -0.01 70
4.5 76.41 -0.20 -4
.. 25.37 0.18 42
3.7 148.88 3.60 59
1.6 17.73 -2.02 -14
7.6 104.50 0.36 91
0.6 72.63 2.63 -60
.. 23.25 -0.59 440
2.8 25.03 0.01 -40
2.7 27.55 -0.15 27
1.6 45.90 0.02 436
4.2 51.77 -0.93 -73
1.7 68.01 -1.64 0
1.1 86.96 -4.51 -19
0.8 49.87 -1.11 -84
4.8 99.42 -1.58 243
3.4 98.16 0.53 43
1.4 68.68 -2.87 5
4.0 52.87 0.72 -28
4.9 75.25 -0.89 -13
2.1 97.00 1.63 90
4.3 98.47 -4.55 30
.. 57.25 2.75 16
4.0 21.06 -0.54 26
1.3 58.84 -4.04 183
1.0 63.20 -1.92 30
1.5 54.90 -0.60 75
3.9 112.13-10.75 -57
4.4 57.32 -3.68 28
1.2 71.95 -3.05 -21
0.4 64.50 -2.11 -10
0.7 15.48 -0.73 47
0.1 62.05 -2.97 -49
1.0 65.60 4.36 -36
1.5 90.35 -4.25 -20
Div Close
-11.4 68 B- 73.5 IS DJ US Healthcare

IYH 1.6 62.64
-16.8 68 B- 55.6 KBW Bank
KBE 4.1 36.23
-11.0 67 B+ 67.1 IS S&P Glb Cnsmr Stpl KXI 2.4 56.00
.. 67 C 74.0 ProS Ultsht 7-10 Yr
PST .. 67.24
0.9 67 D+ 211.8 ProS Ultsht Financial SKF 0.7 100.80
-3.6 67 D 18.9 PS Dyn Retail
PMR .. 15.11
-8.3 67 B 74.3 Spdr DJ Wil SC Value DSV 2.9 60.57
-6.1 67 B- 41.6 Spdr S&P Retail
XRT 0.9 31.50
-6.9 67 B- 76.5 VG Small-Cap
VB 0.0 63.37
.. 67 D 27.7 WT Dreyfs Brazil Real BZF .. 24.40
-13.5 66 C+ 37.9 Spdr Health Care
XLV 1.9 30.54
-3.0 65 E 98.8 Currencyshrs Aus Dlr FXA 6.4 85.42
-6.5 65 C+ 211.4 Currencyshrs Brit Pnd FXB 4.2 186.60
.. 65 B- 59.1 IS MSCI Turkey Inv
TUR .. 44.66
-6.1 65 C 92.7 IS Mstar Small Core
JKJ 0.6 75.78
-10.9 65 B+ 60.7 IS Russell Microcap IWC 0.9 47.03
-12.5 65 B 62.0 IS S&P Glb Healthcare IXJ 2.7 51.03
-5.9 65 C 97.7 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM 1.0 66.16
0.9 65 D+ 43.5 PS DB Agricult
DBA .. 33.28
-9.6 65 C 59.5 PS FTSE US 1500
PRFZ 0.9 48.31
-6.6 65 B- 22.9 PS Water Resources PHO .. 19.98
-9.9 64 C 91.3 IS Russell 2000 Grw IWO 0.7 75.19
-8.5 63 E 30.2 PS DB G10 Curr
DBV 3.2 25.15
-12.2 63 C 25.9 PS Insrd Nat Muni
PZA 5.0 22.08
-3.2 63 B- 76.7 VG Reit
VNQ 5.4 59.51
-5.3 61 B- 86.5 DJ Wilshire Reit
RWR 5.2 65.64
-15.5 61 C 84.1 HT Pharmaceutical
PPH 3.1 66.88
-13.4 61 C 53.9 IS S&P GSTI Softwre IGV .. 44.69
-9.7 61 C 87.6 IS S&P MC 400 Valu
IJJ 2.3 71.85
.. 61 D- 75.0 ProS Ultsht 20+ Yr
TBT .. 64.58
-13.5 61 B- 17.9 PS Zack Micro
PZI 0.8 13.29
-10.5 61 C+ 78.5 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK 0.0 63.84
-15.0 61 B 64.8 WT Div Top 100
DTN 4.9 47.79
0.6 60 E 32.5 FrstTr ISE Rev Nat Gas FCG 0.3 22.38
.. 60 E 62.8 Spdr DB Intl Gv InfPrct WIP 8.5 55.64
-1.1 59 E 73.2 Brcly Ipath DJ AIG Cm DJP .. 55.63
-13.4 59 C 25.3 FrstTr DB Stratg Value FDV 1.2 20.92
-11.5 59 D+ 84.2 IS DJ US Consumr Svc IYC 0.7 54.72
-27.1 59 B- 64.7 IS DJ US Hlth Provider IHF .. 46.12
-6.7 59 B 81.0 IS DJ US Real Est
IYR 4.1 61.28
-11.0 59 B- 108.3 IS Iboxx $ Investop
LQD 5.9 93.30
-11.8 59 D- 106.1 IS Iboxx Hi Yld Corp HYG 9.0 88.84
-9.7 59 B 92.0 IS S&P Mdcp 400
IJH 1.4 76.74
-5.1 59 B 99.6 IS Tr Cohen&Steers
ICF 4.1 75.13
-12.2 59 B 110.0 Spdr DJ Wil SC Grwth DSG 0.6 86.30
-12.5 59 B 59.2 VG Div Apprec
VIG 2.3 48.95
-10.9 59 B- 58.3 VG Extended Market VXF 0.0 46.85
-9.3 58 D 36.7 IS MSCI Canada
EWC 0.8 29.13
-11.4 58 C+ 39.1 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr XLY 1.4 28.96
-10.1 58 B- 167.9 Spdr S&P MdCp 400 MDY 1.2 139.50
-23.9 57 D+ 77.7 ProS Ultra Hlth Care RXL 1.0 53.62
-17.1 57 B+ 78.0 ProS Ultra Russ 2000 UWM 0.7 50.20
-12.6 57 B+ 81.4 ProS Ultra Smcap 600 SAA 0.4 52.50
-1.0 57 E 28.0 PS DB Base Metal
DBB .. 21.69
-15.2 57 B 21.8 PS Dyn Large Value PWV 2.4 17.26
-14.1 57 C 48.2 Spdr Lehmn High Yld JNK10.1 41.14
-13.5 57 B 62.4 VG Cnsmr Discretnry VCR 1.0 46.00
-12.6 57 B 60.6 VG Mid-Cap Value
VOE 0.1 46.44
-18.3 57 B 96.4 WT High-Yield Equity DHS 5.5 43.44
-14.0 56 B 27.8 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL 3.5 22.35
-12.1 56 B- 52.4 IS Russell Mdcp Value IWS 2.2 41.35
-9.9 56 C+ 500.0 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK 0.5 80.29
-16.2 55 C+ 26.8 Clymr S&P Globl Watr CGW 0.5 21.69
-14.8 55 B- 61.6 RX S&P 500 Eq Wght RSP 1.8 40.19
-2.8 55 E 73.0 Spdr S&P O&G Expl
XOP 0.5 50.54
-1.77 -39
-3.07 -28
-1.62 -77
0.65 56
0.80 -48
-0.65 -67
-2.77 -18
-2.00 -30
-2.40 -55
0.81 51
-1.01 -8
1.53 82
2.58 5
-1.31 -33
-2.69 48
-1.58 -60
-5.34 -5
5.06 -3
0.78 15
-2.01 -57
-0.65 -39
-2.90 -47
0.05 -16
-0.49 -15
-5.46 -55
-5.74 -33
-1.23 -48
-1.80 -50
-3.78 41
0.48 37
-0.46 -15
-1.72 -49
-2.52 551
-0.05 -62
1.34 -49
1.73 47
0.00 -68
-2.47 339
-1.63 -76
-5.92 -24
0.55 137
-0.08 -64
-2.87 52
-8.17 -39
-2.74 -29
-1.82 -51
-1.85 -53
0.12 -22
-1.24 1
-5.50 10
-2.24 31
-4.96 41
-4.55 -21
0.56 138
-0.65 53
0.17 -32
-2.29 40
-2.34 -79
-2.36 125
-0.48 10
-2.25 -21
-2.79 -19
-0.35 -42
-1.61 -20
-1.48 -65
-9.3 55 C 132.7 VG Energy

VDE
-17.2 55 C 63.5 WT LargeCap Div
DLN
-10.0 54 C 52.7 IS DJ US Energy Indx IYE
-10.5 54 D- 46.5 Spdr Materials
XLB
-15.6 54 B- 83.0 VG Total Stock Mkt
VTI
-7.3 53 C+ 81.3 IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt IEZ
.. 53 C+ 59.7 IS MSCI ACWI
ACWI
-6.9 53 C 52.1 Spdr S&P O&G Equip XES
.. 53 D 30.6 WT Mid East Div
GULF
-17.6 52 C+ 112.3 Fidelity Nasdaq Comp ONEQ
-16.3 52 B 85.9 IS DJ US Index
IYY
-4.9 52 C 89.7 IS DJ US Oil&Explr
IEO
-13.3 52 C+ 92.0 IS Mstar Mid Core
JKG
-16.0 52 D- 52.0 IS Russell 3000 Grwth IWZ
-16.2 52 B- 170.9 IS Russell 3000 Indx IWV
-15.9 52 B- 115.1 IS Russell 3000 Val IWW
-14.6 52 B 113.0 IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR
-16.0 52 B+ 70.1 IS S&P 1500 Indx
ISI
-15.7 52 C+ 89.4 IS S&P 500 Grw Indx IVW
-8.3 52 D- 20.7 IS Silver Trust
SLV
-18.0 52 B+ 53.5 PS Dyn Market
PWC
-18.7 52 C+ 118.0 RX Russell Top 50
XLG
-11.6 52 C+ 91.4 Spdr Energy
XLE
-15.9 52 D- 67.4 VG Growth
VUG
-10.9 52 B 98.5 VG Materials
VAW
-16.9 51 C 141.9 DJI Diamonds Trust
DIA
-15.2 50 D+ 16.2 HT Broadband
BDH
-20.4 50 B- 73.0 IS DJ US Aerospace
ITA
-15.9 50 B 78.0 IS DJ US Industrial
IYJ
-16.7 50 B 85.8 IS Russell 1000 Indx IWB
-17.2 50 C+ 88.7 IS Russell 1000 Val
IWD
-17.1 50 B- 281.8 IS S&P 500 Index
IVV
-18.6 50 C+ 84.3 IS S&P 500 Value Indx IVE
-13.6 50 D 54.6 IS S&P Glb Energy
IXC
-11.1 50 D 53.2 IS S&P GSSI Nat Res IGE
-17.8 50 C+ 38.0 PS Cleantech
PZD
-9.3 50 E 32.3 PS Dyn Enrgy ExplPrd PXE
-17.4 50 C+ 28.7 PS Dyn Lrg Gr
PWB
-18.8 50 B 63.6 PS FTSE Rafi US
PRF
-15.7 50 B+ 79.3 VG Industrials
VIS
-16.7 50 C+ 70.5 VG Large-Cap
VV
-18.1 50 B- 74.7 VG Value
VTV
-17.3 49 B- 157.5 Spdr S&P 500
SPY
-21.6 48 B- 76.9 IS MSCI So Africa
EZA
-18.3 48 B- 75.7 IS Mstar Large Growth JKE
-22.4 48 D+ 72.4 KBW Insurance
KIE
-25.8 48 D 62.0 MV Glb Alt Engy
GEX
-9.9 48 D- 39.2 PS DB Silver
DBS
-18.3 48 E 28.2 PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn PCY
-22.8 48 A- 63.9 VG Financials
VFH
-16.4 48 C+ 82.8 VG Mid-Cap
VO
-17.8 48 D 91.8 VG Utilities
VPU
-14.8 48 C+ 58.8 WT Emg Mkt Hi Yld Eq DEM
-17.5 47 B- 68.5 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF
-17.2 47 C+ 42.0 Spdr Industrial
XLI
-21.7 46 C+ 27.4 PS Listed Priv Eq
PSP
-20.8 46 C+ 80.2 Spdr S&P Emg MdEAfr GAF
-20.1 46 D 63.7 VG FTSE World X-US VEU
-14.4 46 B 41.4 WT Intl Energy
DKA
-11.7 45 D- 228.8 HT Oil Service
OIH
-17.6 45 D- 142.3 HT Utilities
UTH
-12.2 45 C 89.6 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl
IYM
-18.3 45 D- 106.8 IS DJ US Utilities
IDU
-20.9 45 D+ 97.4 IS Mstar Large Value JKF
-18.6 45 B 60.5 IS Russell Mdcp Grw IWP
2008
%
Chg Fund
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
07
07
07
07
07
07
2008
%
Chg Fund
3.8%
3.6%
3.6%
3.6%
3.6%
3.6%
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
07
07
07
07
07
08
3.5%
3.5%
3.7%
3.9%
3.9%
3.9%
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
12 StrAsBal C
3 12.71n .31
15 StrAsConGrB 4 13.72n .46
15 StrAsConGrC 4 13.61n .46
16 StrAsStrGrA 4 15.56 .59
12 StrAstBal B 3 12.78n .32
15 StrAstCnGrA 4 14.27 .48
Prudent Bear Fds
$ 1.5 bil 8007111848
+ 6 Bear
+ 3 6.62n +.24
+ 3 Glob Inc
+ 1 12.93n +.22
Putnam A
$ 50.1 bil 8002251581
0 AmerGovtInc 1 8.92 .03
.. Asset All Gr
.. no quote
14 Asst All Bal 6 10.40 .27
3 CA Tax Ex
3 7.52 .03
13 Conv Inc&Gr 7 17.14 .35
10 Diversifd Inc 3 8.39 +.01
13 Equity Inc
3 14.00 .59
25 Europe Eq
6 19.72 .34
24 Glob Eqty
8 8.89 .17
21 GlobNatRes 8 25.46 .24
21 Gr & Inc
3 12.33 .56
15 Grge Fd Bos 4 13.19 .44
4 High Yield
2 7.03 ..
.. Hlth Science .. no quote
4 Income
2 6.11 .03
25 Intl Equity
6 20.68 .28
24 Intl Gr&Inc 6 10.72 .16
24 IntlCapOpps 7 29.21 .23
21 Investors
4 11.53 .44
16 Mid Cap Val 5 10.66 .58
17 New Opport 8 43.57 1.35
25 New Value 4 11.65 .61
1 NY Tax Ex
3 8.16 .02
3 Tax Ex Inc
3 8.13 .02
5 Tx Fr Hgh Yld 4 11.48 .04
+ 1 US Govt Inc
0 13.07 .07
20 Util Gr&Inc 8 12.71 .26
21 Vista
10 9.23 .30
18 Voyager
7 15.84 .50
Putnam M
$ 1.7 bil 8002251581
10 Diversifd Inc 3 8.30 ..
Putnam Y
$ 7.6 bil 8002251581
20 Growth & Inc 3 12.36n .56
4 Income
2 6.16n .03
25 Intl Equity
6 20.89n .28
21 Investors
4 11.72n .45
18 Voyager
7 16.46n .51
Quaker Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8002208888
19 Strat Gr A
6 21.75 .44
Quant Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8003262151
34 EmrgMktOrd 12 20.60n +.19
26 ForeignValO 5 15.03n .11
Rainier Funds
$ 6.5 bil 8002486314
19 Lg Equity
8 24.19n .82
19 LgEq I
8 24.34n .83
20 Sm/Mid Eq
7 31.49n 1.39
20 Sm/Mid Eq I 7 32.07n 1.42
Ridgeworth
$ 12.2 bil 8779847321
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
08
08
08
08
08
08
3.9%
4.0%
4.0%
4.1%
4.3%
4.2%
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
17 Aggr Gr I
9 11.99 .64
3 Hi Yield I
2 9.41n .02
+ 1 InGrTxEx I
2 11.40n .06
26 Intl Eq I
6 11.35n .25
23 IntlEqIdx I
4 15.00n .22
.. Intmd Bd I
.. no quote
17 LgCoreEq I x 5 13.18n .57
13 LgValEq I x 2 11.70n .54
10 MidValEq I x 2 9.53n .57
+ 1 TotRetBondI
0 9.88n .04
RiverSource A
$ 35.6 bil 8887913380
14 Balanced
3 9.40 .26
18 Discpln Eq
4 5.65 .22
17 Div Oppor
2 7.48 .28
2 Divers Bond 1 4.62 .01
18 DivrsEqInc 3 9.83 .40
17 Equity Val
3 11.05 .43
23 Growth
8 24.84 .87
4 High Yield
2 2.56 ..
24 IntlSelGr
7 6.60 .07
21 Lrg Cap Eq
6 4.22 .16
18 Mid Cap Val 6 7.58 .36
17 MidCapGr
7 8.32 .46
26 PrInSelVal
7 7.32 .11
25 PrtAggrGr
10 8.31 .32
11 PrtBldrMod 3 9.50 .16
17 PrtFmtlVal 3 5.14 .21
14 PrtModAggr 4 9.35 .20
0 Sh US Gov
0 4.66 .01
16 Strat Alloc
3 9.51 .20
3 Tax Ex Bond 3 3.56 .02
4 TaxExHiInc 4 3.98 .03
32 TNEmgMkts 11 7.35 .13
24 TNGlobalEq 6 6.74 .19
RiverSource B
$ 5.0 bil 8887913380
18 DvrsEqInc r 3 9.83n .39
22 TNIntlOpp
4 8.65 .14
RiverSource I
$ 5.0 bil 8887913380
2 Divers Bd
1 4.62n .01
24 IntlSelGr
6 6.69n .08
Royce Funds
$ 21.7 bil 8002214268
6 LowPrStkSev 2 13.91n .15
12 MicroCap I
2 13.88n .19
9 Opport I
1 10.00n .43
6 PA Mutl Inv 2 10.20n .37
6 PAMutlCnst 2 9.45n .34
1 Premier Inv 3 17.15n .49
0 SpecialEq I
0 18.34n .59
6 TotlRet I
0 12.07n .53
2 Value Svc
5 10.46n .21
9 ValuePlsSer 3 12.51n .26
RS Funds
$ 9.0 bil 8007663863
11 CoreEqA
6 37.71 1.71
33 EmergeMktsA 13 18.47 .35
14 Glb Nat Res 7 32.75 .38
8 Partners
3 28.46 .99
15 Value
6 22.43 1.02
Russell Funds S
$ 23.8 bil 8007877354
.. Divers Eqty
.. no quote
30 EmergMkts 12 15.76n .17
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
..
..
..
..
Intl Secs
.. no quote
MultiStr Bd
.. no quote
Quant Eqty
.. no quote
2 Real EstSec + 1 38.19n 3.44
Special Gr
.. no quote
Russell Instl I
$ 6.1 bil 8007877354
24 IntlDvlpMkt 4 32.64n .33
4 StratBd
2 9.78n +.01
19 USCoreEqty 5 26.70n 1.20
17 USQuanEqty 6 28.22n 1.12
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.3 bil 8007877354
13 Bal Strat
3 10.24 .21
16 Gr Strat
4 10.20 .29
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 3.6 bil 8007877354
14 Bal Strat
4 10.14 .21
17 Gr Strat
4 10.08 .29
Russell Lifepoints E
$ 1.8 bil 8007877354
13 Bal Strat
3 10.24 .21
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.5 bil 8007877354
13 Bal Strat
4 10.29 .22
Rydex H
$ 996 mil 8008200888
4 MgdFutreSt 1 25.70n .54
Rydex Investor
$ 2.1 bil 8008200888
20 Ndq
12 11.06n .52
STU
Schroder Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004643108
5 Muni Bd Inv 3 9.12n .03
14 NorthAmerEq 3 9.51n .34
6 US Opps Inv r 2 20.48n .77
Schwab Funds
$ 34.2 bil 8004354000
16 1000Idx Inv 5 35.98n 1.46
16 1000Idx Sel 5 35.99n 1.47
15 Core Equity 4 16.44n .59
14 Div Eq Sel
3 12.76n .47
12 Health Care 6 14.58n .38
16 InstlS&P500 5 9.70n .38
21 Intl Idx Sel
4 18.92n .26
21 Intl Index Inv 4 18.91n .25
15 MktTrck All Eq 3 12.27n .41
13 MTGrwth
3 16.91n .48
17 PremEqtySel 5 10.38n .45
16 S&P 500 Inv 4 18.90n .74
16 S&P500 Slct 4 18.98n .75
6 Sm Cap Inv
0 18.49n .91
6 Sm Cap Select 0 18.52n .91
4 Tot Bd Mkt
1 9.08n .01
15 TotStkIdxInv 4 21.42n .89
15 TotStkIdxSel 4 21.48n .89
Security Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8008882461
3 MidCapVal A + 1 30.13 1.15
SEI Portfolios
$ 25.4 bil 8003425734
3 CoreFxdInst A 1 9.58n .02
31 Emrg Mkt A 11 12.11n .17
7 High Yld Bond 2 6.94n .01
28 Intl Equity A 8 9.63n .17
3 Intl Fxd Inc A 2 10.52n .01
5 IntlEmrgMkt A 4 9.72n +.04
0 Intmd Muni A 1 10.51n .02
18 Larg Cp Val A 2 16.32n .77
18 Lge Cp Gr A 8 19.38n .76
17 S&P 500 Idx E 5 33.67n 1.34
20 Sm Cp Gr A 5 15.09n .56
5 Sm Cp Val A + 1 16.12n .83
18 TxMgdLgCp A 5 11.57n .52
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Selected Funds
$ 11.1 bil 8002431575
17 American D 3 39.87n 1.70
17 American S 3 39.77 1.70
Seligman Group
$ 6.4 bil 8002212783
17 Com & Inf C 10 26.85 1.14
17 Com&Inf A 10 31.79 1.35
19 Glob Tech A 11 15.11 .63
Sentinel Group
$ 4.1 bil 8002823863
15 CmmnStk A 6 28.83 1.04
6 Small Co A
2 6.87 .23
+ 3 128.16n 7.01
6 Sequoia
10 Sound Shore 5 32.08n 1.03
Spectra Funds
$ 253 mil 8007116141
24 Spectra N
9 8.94n .26
SSGA Funds
$ 7.4 bil 8006477327
34 Emerg Mkts 12 20.00 .23
34 Emerg Mkts 12 19.98n .23
21 Intl Stk Sel 4 11.12n .08
17 S&P 500 Idx 5 19.85n .78
State Frm Asc
$ 5.4 bil 3097662029
7 Balanced
1 52.88n .91
12 Growth
2 53.09n 1.43
Stratton Funds
$ 1.0 bil 8006345726
2 Sm Cap Yield 3 45.41n 1.75
TCM Funds
$ 550 mil 8005363230
17 TCMSmGr
5 27.25 .91
TCW Funds
$ 6.0 bil 8003863829
21 Div Foc
4 9.97n .46
18 Select Eq I
7 16.02n .77
+ 2 TotRetBd I
0 9.40n +.09
+ 1 TotRetBd N 1 9.74n +.08
Templeton Instl
$ 9.3 bil 8003218563
32 Emerg Mkt 10 13.72n .04
22 Foreign Eqty 2 21.77n .11
TFS Capital
$ 380 mil 8888374446
5 MktNeutrl
7 13.74n +.07
Third Avenue
$ 14.3 bil 8008808442
15 Intl Value
5 15.85n +.08
18 Real Est Val
0 22.95n 1.11
2 SmllCapVal
0 22.97n .42
23 Value
4 46.54n 1.40
Thornburg A
$ 12.0 bil 8008470200
31 Core Growth 9 13.83 .57
20 Income Bldr 4 17.68 .40
24 Intl Value
5 25.15 .60
+ 1 Ltd Mun Nat 1 13.38 .02
22 Value
6 29.29 1.24
Thornburg C
$ 4.4 bil 8008470200
21 Income Bldr 4 17.69n .40
24 Intl Value
5 23.82n .57
Thornburg I
$ 8.4 bil 8008470200
24 Intl Value
5 25.69n .62
22 Value
6 29.79n 1.25
Thrivent Funds A
$ 6.7 bil 8008474836
17 Lrg Cap Stk 4 21.95 .98
19 Mid Cap Stk 5 11.81 .51
1 Muni Bond 2 10.77 .03
23 ThWhite Intl 6 16.41n .22
TIAACREF Instl Reti
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
$ 7.0 bil 8002231200

16 Growth&Inc 5 8.55n .33
23 IntlEqtyIdx 4 17.53n .25
30 IntlEquity
4 9.50n .23
14 MidCapValue 4 15.51n .81
TIAACREF Instl Fun
$ 9.1 bil 8002231200
0 Bond
0 9.77n .03
16 Equity Idx
4 9.05n .37
16 Growth&Inc 5 10.18 .39
22 IntlEqtyIdx 4 17.28n .24
30 IntlEquity
4 9.26n .23
16 S&P500 Idx 4 13.80n .55
Tocqueville
$ 1.5 bil 8006973863
20 Gold
+ 1 38.88 +2.80
16 Torray
4 29.20n 1.32
Touchstone
$ 5.4 bil 8005430407
19 Lg Cap Gr A 7 22.22 .77
13 MidCapGrA 6 20.23 .90
21 SandsCapGrI r 9 10.38 .50
Transamer Prem
$ 1.7 bil 8008927587
22 Equity Inv
7 20.09n .91
Transamerica A
$ 4.1 bil 8882334339
18 AstAllocGr
5 11.52 .39
11 AstAlMod
4 11.17 .19
14 AstAlModGr 4 11.45 .28
11 SmlMidVal 5 17.35 .51
Transamerica C
$ 4.6 bil 8882334339
15 AstAllModGr 4 11.34n .29
19 AstAllocGr
5 11.22n .38
12 AstAlMod
4 11.08n .19
Transamerica Partner
$ 7.8 bil 8007555801
11 AAIntHzn
3 8.90n .16
2 Core Bond
2 9.99n .02
2 Core Bond
2 11.82n .03
28 IntlEqty
7 7.06n .14
19 Lg Growth
7 5.94n .20
22 Lg Value
6 17.41n .80
22 LgValue
5 9.33n .42
17 StkIndex
5 8.05n .32
17 StockIndex 5 9.37n .37
Turner Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8002246312
10 EmergGrowth 4 50.65n 1.24
23 Mid Cap Gr
8 28.05n 1.21
14 Small Cap Gr 5 28.22n 1.04
Tweedy Browne
$ 6.1 bil 8004324789
20 Global Value 2 23.91n .31
UBS Investment Fds
$ 7.8 bil 8007947753
3 DynAlpha A 3 9.83 .29
14 GlobAlloc A 3 11.83 .30
15 GlobAlloc C 3 11.53n .29
15 US Lg Eq Y
4 16.21n .72
UBS Pace P
$ 7.6 bil 8006471568
12 AltStratInv 5 9.74 .13
25 Intl Eqty
5 14.38 .22
28 IntlEmrgMkt 11 16.07 .27
19 Lrg Co Gr
7 15.70n .53
19 Lrg Co Val
2 16.06n .75
+ 3 Secs Fxd Inc + 2 13.12n .07
0 Str Fxd Inc
3 13.44n +.02
UMB Scout
$ 4.8 bil 8009962862
15 Small Cap
4 14.92n .54
17 Worldwide 3 30.74n .39
US Glob Inv
$ 4.0 bil 8008738637
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
0.9 102.98
3.2 47.83
1.1 41.07
2.3 37.33
2.0 61.23
0.2 59.68
.. 44.12
0.3 37.79
.. 21.82
0.5 85.61
1.8 59.91
0.1 63.26
1.1 71.67
3.4 41.60
1.9 70.76
2.8 87.37
1.5 88.38
2.0 54.65
1.2 58.84
.. 13.48
1.1 42.55
2.6 89.84
1.2 70.15
1.0 54.25
1.6 78.34
2.4 110.09
0.6 11.84
0.6 54.07
1.4 61.19
2.0 66.27
3.0 66.41
2.1 121.61
3.0 62.19
2.0 40.86
0.8 39.80
.. 29.34
.. 23.01
.. 15.49
1.9 47.23
1.6 61.61
1.9 54.72
3.1 54.40
2.3 120.88
5.5 51.01
0.6 58.41
2.0 40.95
.. 44.51
.. 25.03
6.6 21.59
3.1 40.66
0.0 63.19
2.9 71.96
1.1 44.95
1.1 50.16
2.2 32.44
8.6 17.25
1.8 55.95
1.1 46.84
1.8 29.14
0.4 166.82
3.2 112.19
1.5 67.56
3.0 83.69
3.7 63.84
0.8 46.40
-1.24 11
-2.25 95
-0.64 -52
-0.95 -15
-2.19 29
0.01 -30
-0.96 -63
-0.09 -74
-0.03 -68
-3.32 -78
-2.03 12
-0.39 -45
-3.01 -39
-0.87 91
-2.66 16
-3.59 -55
-3.91 104
-1.99 -54
-1.30 27
1.02 72
-1.33 31
-2.40 -46
-1.10 -21
-1.70 -28
-2.04 -85
-3.48 -17
-0.44 -98
-1.52 -44
-2.03 5
-2.35 -16
-2.80 50
-4.35 -14
-2.43 -10
-0.17 3
-0.43 -68
-0.16 -38
0.11 -68
-0.42 -36
-1.94 -63
-1.91 -28
-1.96 -26
-2.17 -32
-3.24 -20
0.06 -46
-1.56 53
-3.35 -38
-1.81 -53
1.84 21
0.79 107
-2.41 24
-2.63 -69
-1.72 -20
-1.34 14
-1.61 22
-0.67 -48
-1.13 -10
-2.24 -56
0.92 73
-0.21 -74
-0.17 -1
-2.66 -94
-1.92 -15
-1.71 -17
-2.50 -72
-2.52 69
Div Close
-21.3 45 D+ 86.1 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx

IOO 3.6
-20.6 45 D- 64.1 IS S&P GSTI Tech
IGM 0.3
-17.1 45 D+ 64.5 IS S&P/Topix 150
ITF 2.0
-16.9 45 C+ 56.9 MV Gold Miners
GDX 1.9
-19.1 45 D 17.5 NV Eqty Prem Income JPZ12.1
-17.5 45 E 17.6 NV Eqty Prem Opp
JSN12.4
-21.4 45 C+ 24.3 PS Aero & Defense
PPA 0.4
-20.2 45 A- 25.0 PS Dyn MidCap Grwth PWJ ..
-10.4 45 D 34.3 PS Dyn Oil Svcs
PXJ ..
-21.4 45 B- 22.6 PS Intl Divnd Achievrs PID 3.4
-20.2 45 D- 55.1 PS QQQ Trust
QQQQ 0.3
-20.8 45 C 19.4 PS ValLine Timeliness PIV ..
-20.5 45 C+ 64.8 VG Info Tech
VGT 0.4
-21.8 45 C+ 78.1 WT Intl Div T100
DOO 3.3
.. 44 D- 60.0 IS MSCI Israel Cap
EIS ..
-17.8 44 C 14.7 IS MSCI Japan
EWJ 1.0
-24.1 43 B- 115.0 IS DJ US Finl Indx
IYF 2.9
-25.6 43 C 128.6 IS DJ US Finl Svcs
IYG 3.6
-22.0 43 D- 67.3 IS DJ US Tech Indx
IYW 0.3
-19.4 43 D+ 44.7 Spdr Utilities
XLU 3.5
-21.1 43 E 52.6 VG Europe Pacific
VEA 0.0
-22.4 43 D 82.1 VG European
VGK 4.0
-19.9 43 C 79.8 VG Pacific
VPL 3.1
-28.1 42 C+ 152.0 ProS Ultsht Real Est SRS 2.2
-22.2 42 D+ 45.4 Spdr MSCI ACWI X-US CWI 2.4
-21.8 41 E 83.9 IS MSCI Growth
EFG 1.5
-19.7 41 D 104.6 IS Mstar Mid Growth JKH 0.4
-22.0 41 D+ 70.7 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech
IXN 0.8
-26.9 41 D- 83.1 IS S&P Glb Telecomm IXP 5.0
-15.9 41 D+ 61.6 IS S&P Latin Am 40
ILF 2.5
-21.2 41 D- 18.0 NV Eqty Prem&Grwth JPG11.4
-16.2 41 D+ 18.7 S&P 500 Covered Call BEP15.5
-23.4 41 C 75.7 WT DEFA
DWM 1.7
-21.3 40 D+ 34.8 IS MSCI Australia
EWA ..
-14.8 40 C+ 64.2 IS MSCI Mexico
EWW 2.3
-23.6 40 B- 71.8 IS MSCI Spain
EWP 4.7
-25.2 39 C+ 62.5 IS S&P Europe 350
IEV 6.1
-24.5 39 E 20.0 Nasdaq Prem Inc&Gr QQQX13.4
-21.3 39 D- 17.5 NV Eqty Prem Advntg JLA13.1
-23.2 39 E 32.0 PS Dyn Dev Intl
PFA 1.3
-26.2 39 C 56.0 Spdr DJ Stoxx 50
FEU 2.0
-24.0 39 C 28.6 Spdr Technology
XLK 1.4
-20.9 39 B- 68.5 VG Mid-Cap Growth VOT ..
-25.9 39 C 84.5 VG Telecm Svcs
VOX 3.6
.. 38 E 26.4 Clymr/BNY MellnFrntr FRN ..
-25.2 38 D- 53.2 IS S&P Glb Infrastrctr IGF 2.0
-22.6 38 B 28.5 PS DWATech Leadrs PDP 0.4
-25.0 38 D- 27.2 PS Global Water
PIO ..
PMNA ..
.. 38 E 25.9 PS Mena Frntier
-17.6 38 E 100.5 Spdr S&P Emg L Amer GML 1.4
-24.5 37 D- 34.5 Bldrs Devlpd Mkts 100 ADRD 3.0
-23.1 37 D- 68.5 HT Internet
HHH 0.0
-23.9 37 C+ 86.5 IS MSCI EAFE Indx
EFA 4.4
-25.0 37 D- 40.7 IS MSCI France
EWQ 8.7
-24.5 37 C 33.0 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN 6.7
-25.1 37 D 82.0 IS MSCI Value Fund
EFV 5.6
-27.6 37 B- 94.5 IS S&P Glb Financials IXG 2.3
-18.5 37 D+ 91.1 IS S&P Glb Material MXI 1.7
-27.7 37 D- 66.0 Spdr DJ Euro Stoxx 50 FEZ 1.3
-28.3 37 B 36.0 Spdr Financial
XLF 3.6
-22.5 36 D- 66.2 MV Agribusiness
MOO ..
.. 36 E 29.1 PS Glb Wind Engy PWND ..
.. 36 B- 27.3 PS India
PIN 0.3
-24.8 36 A- 39.9 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX 1.2
-28.2 35 D 34.8 IS DJ US Telecom
IYZ 2.9
Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
-27.1 35 D+ 36.7 IS MSCI Germany

EWG 8.9
-25.7 35 C+ 61.0 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP 0.7
-25.0 35 C+ 27.4 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU 5.2
-26.3 35 D+ 38.5 IS S&P GSTI Network IGN ..
-22.5 35 C 19.4 PS Dyn Semicondctrs PSI ..
-20.5 35 E 43.5 WT Intl Basic Material DBN 0.9
-23.5 35 C+ 74.6 WT Intl SmallCap Div DLS 2.9
-27.2 34 D- 60.3 Bldrs Emerg Mkts 50 ADRE 3.0
.. 34 D- 30.8 Clymr/Mac Glb SolEng TAN ..
-27.1 34 D- 66.1 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX 4.4
.. 34 C 26.3 WT India Earnings
EPI ..
-36.7 33 C 31.9 FrstTr Ise ChindiaIndx FNI 1.5
-28.5 33 E 36.4 IS MSCI Italy
EWI 9.4
-24.7 33 C+ 16.0 IS MSCI Singapore
EWS 2.5
.. 33 E 60.3 MV Coal
KOL ..
-29.5 32 D- 58.3 Clymr/BNY BRIC
EEB 0.6
-23.0 32 C+ 37.8 HT Semiconductors SMH 1.4
-29.9 32 D 42.0 HT Telecom
TTH 3.9
-22.0 32 D+ 102.2 IS MSCI Brazil
EWZ 2.0
-28.5 32 D- 63.7 IS MSCI EMU Indx
EZU 8.5
-23.2 32 C+ 97.7 ProS Ultra Midcap 400 MVV 1.0
-15.1 32 E 96.1 Spdr S&P Metls&Ming XME 1.0
-2.9 31 E 83.6 Brcly Ipth DJ AIG NtGs GAZ ..
-38.3 31 C+ 38.9 PS Gld Drg Chna
PGJ 2.5
-37.8 31 D- 28.8 PS Wh Clean Eng
PBW ..
-2.2 31 E 63.9 US Nat Gas
UNG ..
-28.2 30 C 55.8 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM 2.9
-29.8 29 C+ 65.2 IS FTSE EPRA RE X-US IFGL 2.0
-38.1 29 C+ 71.6 KBW Capital Markets KCE 1.3
-23.1 29 B- 53.5 ProS Ultra Real Est
URE 4.9
-32.5 29 C+ 35.0 PS Glb Cln Energy
PBD ..
-32.6 29 D 104.8 Spdr S&P Emg AsiaPc GMF 1.8
-49.2 28 B- 118.0 Brcly Ipath MSCI India INP ..
-32.1 28 E 14.1 IS MSCI Malaysia
EWM 4.6
-26.0 28 B- 39.0 IS MSCI Sweden
EWD11.1
.. 28 C 54.4 IS MSCI Thailand Inv THD ..
-28.3 28 D 26.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tech PIZ 1.5
-30.8 28 D+ 36.2 Spdr S&P BRIC 40
BIK 0.5
-30.1 28 D- 58.9 VG Emrg Mkts
VWO 2.7
-35.5 27 C+ 73.2 IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI 3.1
-36.1 26 C+ 24.3 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 3.5
-29.3 26 D+ 69.5 IS S&P GSTI Smcdct IGW 0.7
-33.7 26 C 102.8 ProS Ultra Dow 30
DDM 1.9
-35.1 26 C+ 76.9 RX 2X S&P 500
RSU 1.0
-38.0 26 C+ 113.5 Spdr S&P China
GXC 1.1
-27.3 25 E 18.9 Dow 30 Enh Prem&Inc DPO17.2
-25.1 25 B- 18.2 IS MSCI Taiwan
EWT ..
-25.7 25 D 50.5 IS S&P US Prefrrd Stk PFF 8.1
-34.7 25 C 101.5 ProS Ultra S&P 500
SSO 1.6
-25.4 25 D+ 24.8 PS Financial Preferrd PGF10.3
.. 24 E 31.5 FrstTr Glb Wind Enrgy FAN ..
-41.3 24 D+ 57.0 IS DJ US Broker Indx
IAI 0.8
-30.0 24 E 40.9 IS MSCI Austria
EWO 2.8
-23.5 24 E 114.1 MV Steel
SLX 3.0
-34.6 24 D- 76.2 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 0.8
-32.1 23 E 45.0 MV Nuclear Engy
NLR 8.0
-33.6 22 C+ 28.4 IS MSCI Belgium
EWK12.8
-36.0 22 C 75.0 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 2.9
.. 21 D- 22.6 PS Preferred
PGX 9.2
-31.5 20 D 131.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
DIG 6.3
-41.0 20 D- 122.8 ProS Ultra QQQ
QLD 0.2
-43.1 18 E 99.9 HT Retail
ROM 0.3
-37.1 15 D- 59.6 MV Russia
RSX 0.3
-35.7 15 C 112.9 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl UYM 0.5
-52.6 15 C+ 63.0 ProS Ultra Financials UYG 2.0
-54.0 9 D 92.2 ProS Ultra Semicndc USD 1.7
Top Growth Funds
Last 6 Months (All Total Returns)
Last 12 Months (All Total Returns)
Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
Last 6 Mos 36 Mos
Assets
25.84
38.23
18.07
25.08
13.38
29.83
49.16
40.09
21.03
41.51
17.35
17.55
23.54
10.39
35.00
37.62
24.98
26.61
62.95
42.64
59.72
58.67
46.10
21.13
17.22
35.45
35.96
33.20
41.46
26.52
21.39
58.80
49.65
8.65
22.73
34.66
18.22
22.18
36.44
36.62
14.02
42.01
56.50
45.90
55.72
11.64
11.26
30.82
54.05
14.75
22.20
30.05
25.81
65.02
46.34
24.19
16.20
41.39
13.16
75.10
58.57
46.00
32.06
61.10
19.70
32.67
-0.65 -62
0.15 -4
-0.48 -11
-1.01 123
-0.40 347
-0.53 -33
-1.29 -9
-1.21 -49
-0.92 -59
-0.76 -32
-0.81 -35
-0.85 11
-0.44 -23
-0.44 -19
-2.44 8
-1.21 -33
-1.52 -27
-1.08 28
-0.35 44
-1.31 -16
-5.03 59
-1.31 -40
0.65 21
-0.97 4
-0.37 41
0.50 -18
-2.51 91
-0.92 -59
-1.34 -61
-4.33 5
-1.48 3
-3.35 -76
-2.34 -40
-0.21 -66
-0.72 -21
-1.97 41
-0.33 -74
-0.92 -25
-2.53 35
-2.44 42
-0.75 -23
-2.00 -84
-3.72 11
-3.10 -50
-3.55 -16
-0.67 21
-0.51 37
-1.23 6
-3.19 39
-1.56 5
-0.73 -20
-1.55 -50
-0.06 -41
-2.66 -42
-0.73 -79
-0.71 -30
-0.64 43
-2.56 38
-0.59 -11
-1.90 11
-4.77 -4
-3.95 -37
-1.96 95
-3.89 11
-2.26 -19
-2.96 -19
Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
Last 12 Mos 36 Mos Assets
Mutual Fund
ChampSmCo
Brown SmCo
ASTON TAMROSmlN
Pacific Advisors Small Cap
Managers TimsqSmGr I
"
"
"
"
"
14
11
10
9
8
A
A"
B"
A"
A#
489
384
217
138
453
mil
mil
mil
mil
mil
Neubg Brm Inv Genesis

TFS Capital MktNeutrl
ChampSmCo
Gabelli AAA ABC Fund
Parnassus Equity Inc
"
"
"
"
2
2
1
1
0
A"
A"
A
A#
A
2.4 bil
380 mil
489 mil
212 mil
1.3 bil
Heritage SmCapStk A
Lord Abbett A Sml Blend
Wells Fargo Advtg DiscoverInv
Oppenheimer A Discovery
Columbia Z Small Cap
"
"
"
"
"
7
7
7
6
6
A#
B"
A
A#
A#
276
765
278
559
300
mil
mil
mil
mil
mil
Brown SmCo
BBH Funds CoreSelectN
Gateway Gateway A
CGM Mutual
AIM Funds A Mid Core Eq
#
#
#
#
#
1
1
2
3
3
A"
A
B"
A"
A#
384 mil
192 mil
3.8 bil
635 mil
1.2 bil
Royce Premier Inv

CGM Focus
Fairholme
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl
Sequoia
#
#
#
#
#
3
4
5
5
5
A"
A"
A
A"
B"
4 bil
8.1 bil
9.6 bil
699 mil
3.8 bil
Keeley SmlCapValA
Schroder US Opps Inv
Fidelity Adv T Small Cap
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad SmCapOppor
J Hancock B Lrg Cap Eq
#
#
#
#
#
7
7
7
7
7
A"
A
B
A"
A"
7.3 bil
248 mil
1.4 bil
763 mil
169 mil
Lord Abbett A Sml Blend

Janus Twenty
ASTON TAMROSmlN
ASTON Mont&CldGrN
Turner EmergGrowth
#
#
#
#
#
7
8
8
8
8
B"
A"
B"
B"
A
765 mil
12.1 bil
217 mil
796 mil
615 mil
35 East Europe 13 10.84n .05

15 GlbGoldMtl + 2 13.74 +.77
25 Glob Resourc 10 13.15 +.13
" 6 A
615 mil
32 WrldMineral 4 17.77 +1.29 Turner EmergGrowth
USAA Group
Frontegra Iron Sm Cap
" 5 A
417 mil
$ 29.4 bil 8005318722
AIM Funds A Sml Cap Eq
" 5 A#
330 mil
21 Aggress Grth 5 29.92n 1.25
" 5 A
1.3 bil
13 BalancStrat 4 12.28 .30 Parnassus Equity Inc
3 CA Bond
3 9.96n .07 Forum Funds BrwnSmlGr I
" 5 B"
153 mil
21 Capital Gr
5 7.10n .14
" 5 A"
7.3 bil
16 CornerstStr 5 20.79n .40 Keeley SmlCapValA
" 4 B
531 mil
28 Emerging Mkt 11 17.61n .29 Westport Funds Sel Cap I
24 Growth
9 13.76n .53 JP Morgan Selct SmallCapEq
" 4 A#
690 mil
18 Growth & Inc 5 14.01n .60
Principal
PtrSmGrI
In
"
4
B
171 mil
6 Hi Yld Opps 2 7.48n .01
" 4 A#
1.1 bil
0 Income
1 11.68n .10 Sentinel Group Small Co A
16 IncomeStk 2 12.31n .55
AIM Funds A Sml Cap Gr
" 4 B"
969 mil
16 International 1 23.10n .38
" 4 A"
2.4 bil
5 Intm Trm Bd 2 9.05n .06 Neubg Brm Inv Genesis
10 Prcs Metals + 3 29.42n +2.15 Legg Mason Partners SmCpGrI A
" 4 B"
545 mil
17 S&P 500
5 18.16n .72 Schroder US Opps Inv
" 4 A
248 mil
17 S&P500Rwd 5 18.17n .72
Vanguard Index Small Grow
" 3 B"
2.9 bil
+ 1 Sh Term Bond 0 8.74n .03
1 Tax Ex Intmd 2 12.31n .07
2008
4 Wk Net
2008
4 Wk Net
2008
4 Wk Net
3 Tax Ex LT
3 12.53n .07 %
% Asset NAV %
% Asset NAV %
% Asset NAV
+ 2 Tx Ex Sh Trm
0 10.51n .01 Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
2 VA Bond
2 10.64n .06
12 Eqty & Inc
2 7.48n .20 + 2 ShTrmBdIdx 1 10.05n +.02 + 4 InflaProtec 1 10.05n +.05
15 World Gr
2 17.27n .38
14 Gr & Inc
1 17.91n .77 7 Small Idx
2 30.14n 1.42 20 Pac Stk Idx r 3 10.23n .11
+ 4 ST Treas
0 10.75n .01 1 REIT Idx r
+ 1 13.09n 1.26
Van Kamp C
+ 1 Tot Bd Idx
0 9.95n .01 11 Sm Cp Gr Idx 4 17.90n .67
$ 5.2 bil 8004215666
VALIC Company
$ 20.9 bil 8004482542
15 Comstock
1 14.58n .78 15 TotStk MktIdx 4 29.69n 1.22 4 SmCapVal Idx + 2 14.88n .84
22 IForeignVal 4 10.21 .18 12 Eqty & Inc
2 7.51n .21 17 TxMgd G&I r 5 54.30n 2.16 17 StrcLgEqPls 5 46.61n 1.78
23 IIIntlSmEq
7 13.26 .15 5 HiYldMuni
4 29.70n 1.22
3 9.60n .06 16 TxMgdCap r 5 59.03n 2.37 15 Tot Stk Idx
17 IIMidVal
5 14.33 .77
17 US Growth
7 42.95n 1.54 15 Tot Stk Idx Pls 4 26.80n 1.10
Vanguard Admiral
17 Value Idx
2 21.23n .98 + 1 Totl Bd Idx
0 50.20n .04
23 IIntlEq
4 8.29 .08
$ 286 bil 8009972798
4 26.79n 1.10
21 IIntlGrowI
4 10.58 .14 16 500 Index
5 111.73n 4.43 5 Wellesley Inc 1 48.86n .66 15 TotStkIdx
14 IISocRespbl 4 10.83 .45 17 Asset Allocat 4 55.58n 2.06 10 Wellington 3 49.98n .93 22 TxMgd Intl r 4 12.01n .17
10 IMidIndex
4 20.87 1.02 9 Balanced Idx 3 19.81n .50 22 Windsor
5 40.89n 1.86
Vanguard Signal
22 ISci&Tech 12 11.48 .47 0 CA IntmTxEx 2 10.57n .04 17 Windsor II
3 45.42n 1.72
$ 46.0 bil 8006627447
5 ISmallIdx
0 15.26 .71 2 CA LngTxEx 2 10.85n .06
16 500 Index
5 92.29n 3.66
Vanguard Index
8 72.61n 2.75
9 Bal Index
3 19.60n .49
$ 251 bil 8006627447
17 IStckIdx
5 30.01 1.18 15 Cap Opps r
17 IUltra
7 9.51 .32 31 EmgMktStk r 11 30.19n .41 17 500
5 111.71n 4.43 11 ExtndMktIdx 3 30.50n 1.43
Value Line
3 19.80n .51 15 Growth Idx 7 25.90n .89
11 Energy r
6 133.91n .12 9 Balanced
$ 2.7 bil 8002230818
14 Equity Inc
1 43.27n 1.89 22 Devlpd Mkts r 4 10.56n .15 0 Int Bd Sig
2 10.12n +.03
12 EmergOpps 4 30.04n 1.07 23 Euro Stk Idx r 4 71.82n 1.16 31 EmgMktStk r 11 22.91n .32 17 Mid Cap Idx 6 24.69n 1.17
16 PremierGrow 5 24.81n .89 14 Explorer
5 56.79n 2.08 23 Euro Stk Idx r 4 30.55n .50 1 Reit Idx r
+ 1 22.57n 2.17
Van Eck Funds
3 35.44n 1.66 7 Small Idx
11 Extnd Mkt Idx 3 35.49n 1.67 11 Extnd Mkt
2 27.17n 1.28
$ 1.4 bil 8002212220
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7 27.96n .96 + 2 ST Bond Idx 1 10.05n +.02
+ 1 10.35n .04 1 Int Bd
2 10.12n +.03 + 1 TotBdMktIdx 0 9.95n .01
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2 22.09n 1.02
3 10.94n .02 17 Val Idx
Van Kamp A
$ 45.6 bil 8004215666
5 HiYld Corp r 1 5.34n .. 17 Mid Cap
6 17.22n .82
Vanguard Funds
14 Amer Val
3 24.14 1.03 2 HiYldTxEx
3 9.99n .04 20 Pac Stk Idx r 3 10.21n .10
$ 368 bil 8008514999
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1 20.64n .90
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$ 153 bil 8006627447
0 11.57n .04
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5 60.93n 2.24
14 Gr & Inc
1 18.06 .77 + 4 LT Treas
6 17.84n .43
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4 8.24n .28
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8 8.41n .27
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7 15.20 .63
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$ 21.4 bil 8003665465
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$ 3.3 bil 8005511700
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$ 3.2 bil 8002324161
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$ 15.7 bil 8002228222
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% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
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$ 12.8 bil 8002228222
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$ 2.1 bil 8003922673
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$ 2.4 bil 8003369970
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29 EpocIntlSmI 10 16.92n +.13
A9
INSIDE BIG CAP 20
Medicals, Defensive Stocks Still In Leadership

BY PATRICK CAIN
The medical sector remains a key

part of the IBD Big Cap 20, while
some defensive stocks again show
up and a couple of financial stocks
made todays list.
A few medical names have fallen
off IBDs list of top-performing bigcapitalization
leaders.
SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING
RelAnnual Last Qtr NextQtr Lst Qtr
Mgt SpnMedtronicMDT, a maker of cardiac
EPS StrEPS Est EPS EPS Sales
Pretax Own shp
Rank Company
Price 6 Rtg Rtg% Chg % Chg % Chg % Chg ROE mrgn % Rtg rhythm devices, fell below the
50-day line and found resistance at
64.01 99 99 86 +46 +42 +34 +64 18 44 2 C
Celgene
it. The stock disappeared from the
EPS growth eases from highs, but sales lock in powerful gains.
list after being No. 4 last week.
BIG CAP 20
Biotech company AmgenAMGN tried

to break out last week, but quickly reversed.The stocksurged on huge volume into new highs, but its base was
shorter than normal. The next day
Amgen gapped down and continued
to fall.
But biotechs CelgeneCELG and GenzymeGENZ top todays list.
Last week Celgene sank to its
200-day line. The stock has completely given up its gains from a
breakout July 1. Genzyme appears to
be forming a base-on-base pattern.
AllerganAGN, a branded prescription drug company, is another
health-care stock hanging in.
What has persisted is the markets

demand for defensive stocks such as
makers of consumer staples. PepsiCoPEP, HeinzHNZ and General MillsGIS
are among the cereal and snacks
makers on the list.
In technology, IBMIBM rallied but
found resistance at the 50-day line.
Meanwhile, the battered financial
sector has a couple of names in the
Big Cap 20.
Marsh & McLennanMMC is 12% off
its 52-week high. Despite wild trading recently, the stock is steadily rising. On Friday the insurance broker
shot up early only to give up 9% from

its intraday high.
Another financial that crept up in
the list was Charles SchwabSCHW,
which jumped to No. 9 from No. 18
last week. The stock has been volatile in recent sessions.
A few energy stocks, which are not
defensive plays, re-emerged.
With oil prices back on the rise,
ApacheAPA resurfaced on the Big Cap
20 at No. 6 and Devon Energy DVN appeared at No. 10.
Both U.S. gas and oil exploration
companies popped back over their
200-day moving averages on high
volume.
1
76.84 99 86 87 +13 +11 +11 +25 15 35 3 D
Genzyme Corp
new medical science research center in Massachusetts on Monday.
2 Opened
CELGENE (CELG)
Grp 9
o$64.01
GENZYME CORP (GENZ)
Grp 9
o$76.84
NORFOLK SOUTHERN (NSC) Grp 49 o$66.97
EXPRESS SCRIPTS (ESRX)
Grp 10 o$74.19
Norfolk Southern 66.97 99 85 93 +15 +20 +18 +16 15 23 1 C 1 445.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 86 ROE 18% 2 260.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 87 ROE 15% 3 371.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 93 ROE 15% 4 249.5M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 92 ROE 68%
3 Railroad's EPS growth accelerated from 7% to 10% to 20% in recent quarters.
74.19 96 95 92 +29 +33 +30 +3 68 5 1 C
Express Scripts
Ann. EPS Gro PE 48 Avg. D. Vol 4,886,000 Debt 0%
+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 3,278,600 Debt 2%
4 Pharmacy benefits firm has good earnings growth. But sales growth lags. +106%
Last Qtr Eps +42%6 Prior Qtr +80%5 Last Qtr Sales +64%
Last Qtr Eps +33% Prior Qtr +33%6 Last Qtr Sales +3%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
24 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
62.57 96 90 86 +21 +31 +17 +4 22 22 1 D 10 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
McDonalds
Eps
Due
10/25
Eps
Due
10/24
Eps
Due
10/24
Eps
Due 10/24
5 Sales growth sluggish: 4% to 7% past 4 quarters. But EPS gains strong. R&D 28%
R&D 19%
116.1 95 96 77 +81 +110 +99 +58 20 46 1 C
Apache
6 Quarterly earnings grew by triple-digit percentages in past three quarters.
Medco Health Sols 47.14 95 82 82 +27 +30 +41 +16 14 3 1 C
benefit manager grew sales by double digits in latest quarters.
7 Pharmacy
57.99 95 82 76 +18 +17 +12 +20 19 23 2 C Rises from test of 40-wk line; faces resistance at 10-wk. Possible base-on-base pattern; down wk looks worst than is. Reclaims 10-wk line as it works on possible base-on-base. Builds flat base-on-base with support at 10-week line.
Allergan
8 Analysts
see eyecare specialist's EPS slipping to 12% range in Q3.
MCDONALDS (MCD)
Grp 86
o$62.57
APACHE (APA)
Grp 58
o$116.13
MEDCO HEALTH SOLS (MHS) Grp 10 o$47.14
ALLERGAN (AGN)
Grp 22
o$57.99
22.21 94 93 81 +18 +35
0 +9 25 37 19 C 5 1122M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 86 ROE 22% 6 331.1M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 77 ROE 20% 7 500.6M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 82 ROE 14% 8 301.4M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 76 ROE 19%
Schwab Charles
dropped 12% in August vs. year-ago number.
9 Brokerages trading activity
102.3 94 92 76+109 +95 +153 +21 13 35 1 C
Devon Energy
sales above five-year growth rates in past three quarters.
10 EPS,
Last Qtr Eps +110%5 Prior Qtr +102%6 Last Qtr Sales +58% Last Qtr Eps +30%5 Prior Qtr +6%5 Last Qtr Sales +16%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Activision Blizzard 16.20 93 93 90 +23 +100 +400 +32 22 20 4 C 10 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25
Eps Due 11/1
Eps Due 11/6
11 Bought U.K.-based game developer FreeStyleGames for undisclosed amount. Eps Due 10/19
R&D 18%
53.44 93 58 93 +1 +13 +10 +14 17 20 1 C
Covidien Ltd
12 Medical firm's 13% rise in fiscal Q3 EPS followed six quarters of declines.
117.0 92 95 83 +76 +42
.. +26 15 17 1 C
13 Monsanto
In September, Credit Suisse and BB&T upgrade to outperform and buy.
116.2 92 88 70 +23 +32 +20 +13 36 14 1 D In seventh week of most recent base in multiple structure. Slips under 40-week line, finding resistance there.
IBM
Trading mostly sideways as new base takes shape.
Holding above 40-week line after retaking it on big trade.
14 Morgan Stanley cut price targets on IBM, other techs on low global demand.
Grp 11
o$53.44
68.17 92 74 89 +8 +17 +4 +14 21 13 2 C 9 SCHWAB CHARLES (SCHW) Grp 42 o$22.21 10 DEVON ENERGY (DVN) Grp 58 o$102.25 11 ACTIVISION BLIZZARD (ATVI) Grp 173 o$16.20 12 COVIDIEN LTD (COV)
General Mills
932.9M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 81 ROE 25%
sales in fiscal 2008 doubled from five years ago.
15 International
50.02 92 68 83 +11 +14 +4 +15 45 12 2 C
Heinz H J Co
+34% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 13,850,400 Debt 24% +8% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. D. Vol 7,444,200 Debt 31%
16 Food maker grew sales by double digits for four straight quarters.
Last Qtr Eps +100%6 Prior Qtr +550%5 Last Qtr Sales +32% Last Qtr Eps +13%5 Prior Qtr -3%5 Last Qtr Sales +14%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
57.14 91 77 80 +15 +22 +15 +15 27 20 1 C 5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Abbott Labs
Eps
Due
10/15
Eps
Due
11/7
Eps
Due
11/5
Eps
Due 12/6
17 Earnings growth ranged from 15% to 24% in the past four quarters.
R&D 9%
R&D 3%
71.08 91 74 79 +10 +11 +10 +14 34 19 1 D
PepsiCo
18 Five-year and three-year EPS Stability ratings of 1 are best in group.
& McLennan 32.38 91 55 95 +29 +41 +74 +9 9 8 1 C
earnings growth of 41% is best in at least 18 quarters.
19 Q2Marsh
90 80 78 +13 +15 +8 +12 70 11 3 D Dives through support at 10-week after huge change of heart. Back on the rise as oil rises, but resistance at 40-week line. Straddling the 10-week line average as new base forms. Wild trading after reports link Phosphocol to leukemia.
Yum
9% in 2007, solidly above five-year rate of 5%.
20 Sales growth rate was37.23
DEVELOPS THERAPIES TO TREAT CANCER AND IMMUNE-INFLAMMATORY DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF RARE DISORDERS AND OPERATES, THROUGH NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY, A 21,000 MILE PROVIDES PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO MANAGED CARE
RELATED DISEASES
FOR USE IN ORTHOPAEDICS AND ORGAN TRANSPLANTS.
RAILROAD IN 22 STATES AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZATIONS, EMPLOYERS, INSURERS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 69
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 73
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 72
OPERATES 6,690 AND FRANCHISES/LICENSES 24,799 MCDONALD'S FAST ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF CRUDE OIL, NATURAL PROVIDES PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO EMPLOYERS, DEVELOPS BRANDED PRESCRIPTION AND OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS FOR
FOOD RESTAURANTS WORLDWIDE.
GAS LIQUIDS AND NATURAL GAS PRIMARILY IN NORTH AMERICA.
HEALTH PLANS, INSURERS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND INDIVIDUALS OPHTHALMIC, NEUROLOGICAL AND DERMATOLOGICAL DISORDERS.
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 62
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 82
PROVIDES BROKERAGE, BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES TO 6.7 MIL ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OIL, GAS AND NGLS PUBLISHES INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT SOFTWARE AND PERIPHERAL DEVELOPS MEDICAL DEVICES, PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, IMAGING
CLIENTS VIA 308 BRANCHES IN 45 STATES, PUERTO RICO
PRIMARILY IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
PRODUCTS FOR CONSOLES, HAND-HELD DEVICES, AND PC'S.
AGENTS AND OTHER PRODUCTS FOR CLINICAL AND HOME SETTINGS.
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 72

3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/10
R&D 9%
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15.82
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LABS (ABT)
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PEPSICO (PEP)
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o$71.08
MARSH & MCLENNAN (MMC) Grp 2 o$32.38
YUM (YUM)
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1526M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 80 ROE 27% 18 1549M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 79 ROE 34% 19 507.8M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 55 EPS RS 95 ROE 9% 20 454.7M Shares 90 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 78 ROE 70%
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price up over 5% from a sound chart base or buy point and therefore
more risky? Verify the CAN SLIM vitals big annual and current earnings and sales increases, high return on equity, better profit margins,
sponsorship, market in a confirmed upturn. Read a company article archived on Investors.com. Define your risk and price objective.
Core Funds

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/19
Holds at 40-week line, above 10-wk as it tries to shape base. Finds resistance at 10-wk line as it works on new base. Thin volume, but stock is finding support at the 10-week. 3% past 50.96 buy point from flat base. Near record high.
Charts of stocks with a highlighted border typically have strong fundamentals and sound base patterns and may merit further review and study. A
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not be viewed as a recommendation. Every stock carries risk, regardless
of its size, liquidity or past market performance. 7 denotes a company
that came public within the past 8 years. Supply/Demand Rating, from 1
to 99, compares a stocks float with its trading volume. Stocks with the
most demand vs. supply are rated 99.
Closed-End Funds

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/16
R&D 6%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 74
Charts Of Stocks
ADX
LCM
BIF
CET
RYJ
FOF
CRF
DSF
DHG
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EGX
GAM
USA
ASG
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OLA
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PRODUCTS FOR GROWERS WORLDWIDE.
SOFTWARE FOR INSTITUTIONS WORLDWIDE.
SNACKS FOR THE RETAIL, CLUB STORE AND WHOLESALE MARKETS.
SNACKS, SOUPS, KETCHUP AND SAUCES SOLD WORLDWIDE.
The IBD Big Cap 20, which runs each Tuesday, is a computer-generated
ranking of leading large-capitalization companies trading in the U.S. Rankings are based on a combination of each companys profit growth; IBDs
Composite Rating, which includes key measures such as return on equity,
sales growth and profit margins; and relative price strength in the past 12
months. Some of the companies also appear on the IBD 100, which often
features smaller and more volatile stocks. For investors who prefer less
volatile investments with greater liquidity, the Big Cap 20 offers more
mature yet still vibrant enterprises. Companies must have a minimum
market value of $15 billion and trade more than 300,000 shares a day.
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GENERAL MILLS (GIS)
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HEINZ H J CO (HNZ)
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544.5M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 83 ROE 15% 14 1341M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 70 ROE 36% 15 327.5M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 89 ROE 21% 16 306.1M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 68 EPS RS 83 ROE 45%
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ISSUES & INSIGHTS
WINNER OF THE 2008
Pulitzer Prize
Powells No-Brainer
War On Terror: Islamic terrorists have attacked a hotel
and a U.S. embassy in the span of two weeks. Russia is
invading American allies and sending warships to our
hemisphere. What would Obama do? Gut the military.
hats right, the Democrat choice for commander in chief

wants to not only slash military spending but dismantle
our nuclear arsenal all so he can pay for his massive
new welfare programs.
Didnt hear that in his acceptance speech in Denver? Thats because he knows better than to make such an anti-military plan
widely known. But he made the little-noticed pledge just before
the Iowa caucus to a left-wing pacifist group that seeks to reallocate defense dollars to welfare programs. The lobbying group, Caucus for Priorities, was so impressed by Obamas anti-military offering that it steered its 10,000 devotees his way.
In a 132-word videotaped pledge (still viewable on YouTube),
Obama agreed to hollow out the military by slashing conventional
and nuclear weapons. The scope of his planned defense cuts, combined with his angry tone, is breathtaking. He sounds as if the military is the enemy, not the bad guys its fighting. Heres a transcript:
Im the only major candidate who opposed this war from the beginning; and as president, I will end it.
Second, I will cut tens of billions of dollars in wasteful spending. I
will cut investments in unproven missile defense systems. I will not
weaponize space. I will slow our development of future combat systems.
I will institute an independent defense priorities board to ensure
that the Quadrennial (Defense) Review is not used to justify unnecessary defense spending.
Third, I will set a goal for a world without nuclear weapons. To
seek that goal, I will not develop nuclear weapons; I will seek a global
ban on the production of fissile material; and I will negotiate with
Russia to take our ICBMs off hair-trigger alert, and to achieve deep
cuts in our nuclear arsenal.
Our ICBMs have been off hair-trigger alert for decades. But his
threat to unilaterally hollow out our nuclear forces is chilling.
You can bet that Obama wont make this sweeping indictment of
our security forces again as he tries to lurch to the center before the
election. But this is what he thinks and plans to do. His plan, needless to say, is frighteningly irresponsible given the world threats.
And there are no signs his attitude has changed following Russias
invasion of Georgia and flexing of its military muscle off the coast
of Venezuela. Or after al-Qaidas bombings this month of the U.S.
embassy in Yemen and the Marriott in Islamabad, which killed
some 60 people, including U.S. Defense Department and State Department officials.
In contrast, John McCains mantra that the transcendent challenge of the 21st century is radical Islamic extremism is right on
target. Its a phrase hes refused to back down from even as Muslim
groups have convinced President Bush to stop using it.
Obama seems oblivious to the threat from Islamic extremism.
During his 4,350-word acceptance speech in Denver, he couldnt
summon enough spit even to utter the phrase a single time.
The gap between the two candidates in understanding thedangerous threats America faces around the world, particularly from Islamic extremism, is yawning.
Ret. Gen. Colin Powell, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff, says hes not going to vote for Obama just because youre
black. The critical issue, he recently averred, is who is going to
keep us safe. Whom does that leave other than McCain-Palin?
Charlies Angles
Ethics: If a prominent Republican neglected paying
taxes, then insulted the disabled, his political career
would be over instantly. Is a double standard saving
House Ways and Means Chairman Charlie Rangel?
hen a quarter-century ago this week, Reagan Administration Interior Secretary James Watt made his infamous
a black, a woman, two Jews and a cripple quip, he was
out the door within weeks.
Will the same happen to Rep. Rangel after being asked last Friday
why Republican presidential nominee Sarah Palins popularity
frightens Democrats? You got to be kind to the disabled, replied
Rangel, a New York Democrat.
WCBS-TV reporter Marcia Kramers voice registered astonishment as she followed with: You got to be kind to the disabled?
When Rangel answered yes, Kramer pressed him: Shes disabled?
Then Rangel stepped further into it: Theres no question about it
politically. Its a nightmare to think that a persons foreign policy is
based on their ability to look at Russia from where they live.
A local disabled activist was not amused, reminding the New
York CBS affiliate that a disabled president ran this country
Franklin Roosevelt. Rangel knew Alaska Gov. Palin had a disabled
infant son, yet later in the day he issued a disingenuous statement
contending that disabled wasnt the word he meant to use.
Any inference that my words were in any (way) connected to her
son, Trig, who was born with Down syndrome, is a real stretch
and, I would have to think a way to make political points out of
my poor choice of words, Rangel said.
Rangels slur came after his having to pay unreported taxes from
2004, 2005 and 2006, totaling nearly $11,000, after revelations
that he Congress chief tax writer forgot about $75,000 in rental income for his Dominican Republic beach house.
He is also being investigated for improper use of four rent-stabilized apartments, including making one his campaign office. And
his use of congressional stationery to raise money for a City University of New York (CUNY) center named after him is being probed.
The New York Post reports that Rangels use of a House of Representatives parking garage for years as free storage space for his
old Mercedes-Benz may break House rules, and may mean he
owes still more in taxes.
Maybe Charlie Rangel, in Congress for nearly 40 years now,
thinks he can get away with anything. Well see which applies to
this powerful, entrenched congressional figure, the Watt standard
or the double standard.
How Obama Applies Alinskys Rules

Election 08: Barack Obamas mocking of John McCain,
while urging his followers to get in their face, are tactics right out of his radical hero Saul Alinskys playbook:
ridicule and agitation.
t a recent Las Vegas rally, Obama poked fun at Sen. McCain

for what he described as bragging about how as chairman of
the Senate Commerce Committee, he had oversight of every
part of the economy.
Well, all I can say to Sen. McCain is, Nice job. Nice job, Obama
said in a sarcastic tone. Where is he getting these lines? Its like a
Saturday Night Live routine.
Then he belittled the 72-year-old McCain for vowing to take on
the old boys network. In the McCain campaign,
thats called a staff meeting, he sneered.
THE AUDACITY
The late Alinsky, a trench-warfare socialist
who despised American capitalism, advised
community organizers like Obama to laugh at
the enemy to provoke irrational anger.
Ridicule, he said, is mans most potent weapon. It is almost impossible to counterattack ridi- OF SOCIALISM
cule. Also it infuriates the opposition, who then 16TH IN A SERIES
react to your advantage.
At another rally in Nevada, Obama called on the crowd of about
1,500 to join him in sharpening their elbows against McCain and his
supporters. I want you argue with them and get in their face, he
said, in a naked attempt to fan hostilities in the tightening race,
something Alinsky also advised from his bag of agitation tricks.
Obama doesnt look or talk like an angry radical. He speaks in measured tones and is rarely seen out of business attire. That, too, is borrowed from Alinskys playbook. Dont scare the middle class, he
guides urban revolutionaries in his 1970s manual, Rules for Radicals (which he dedicated to mankinds first radical, Lucifer).
Instead, look like them, talk like them, act like them.
And work for radical change from the inside like a spy behind
enemy lines, as Obama said in his first memoir. He wrote it before
entering politics, while still working with hard-left Alinsky groups
and training street agitators known as community organizers.
As he wrote, he became a community organizer in 1983 because of
The need for change. Change in the White House, where Reagan
The Berlin Wail

Allies: The reaction of Europeans to our financial crisis
has been one of disdain as they sit in cafes assured of
U.S. protection. But then they want Barack Obama, who
did nothing to prevent the crisis, to be our president.
uropeans know a lot about bailouts. We bailed them out

twice in the first half of the 20th century and spent most of
the second half keeping the Soviets from marching to the English Channel. Its the U.S. that will save their backsides again in the
war on terror. NATO is largely an American operation.
So its with some amusement we hear Euro blowhards lecturing
us on how to run the economy that made possible their freedom as
well as ours.
An article in Saturdays Los Angeles Times quotes Hanna Evers, a
cell phone retailer in Berlin. I was taught that the USA was the
motherland of moneymaking, she said. And now all I see is a herd
of headless chickens running around on Wall Street.
In Italys Corriere della Sera newspaper, Finance Minister Giulio
Tremonti compared the current crisis to corruption-ridden Albania in 1997, when pyramid schemes cost hundreds of thousands people their savings and caused civil conflict. It is not the failure of a
bank, but the failure of a system, he opined.
It has been a problem of greed, Eric Aeschimann wrote in the
newspaper Liberation, a voice of French intellectuals with a long
disdain for the capitalist system. He expressed longing for the
good old days when bankers jumped out of windows.
America will survive this crisis, as it did when it rose out of the Depression to defeat Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. But it may
not survive if Sen. Obama becomes the next president. Obama
and his minions were carrying on their dirty deeds.

Thats when he set out to organize black folks for social revolution, first in Harlem, then the South Side of Chicago. Now he wants
to do it on a large scale. Though most average voters wouldnt
know it, hes applying Alinskys radical rules to achieve his goal.
Alinksy stressed that his rules be translated into real-life tactics responsive to the situation at hand which right now happens to be
something he never could have dreamed of: a disciple who would
find himself in a viable battle for the most powerful job in the world.
Obama has already translated several of Alinskys rules into battle
tactics, including:
00 Rule: Rub raw the resentments of the people; search out controversy and issues. In the mortgage meltdown, for instance,
Obama vows to prosecute predatory lenders for abusing minority borrowers. Hes also stoking class resentment by painting Wall
Street and other executives as villains.
00 Rule: Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it.
In an ad to woo Hispanic voters, Obama demonized Rush Limbaugh by falsely claiming he made racist statements against immigrants.
00 Rule: A mass impression can be lasting and intimidating. This
explains why Obama moved his acceptance speech to a football stadium and bussed in 85,000 supporters. Alinskys son was so impressed, he praised Obama for learning his fathers lesson well.
00 Rule: Multiple issues mean constant action and life for the
cause. This is why Obama never harps on one issue, as Hillary did
with health care. His platform is packed with grievances from economic justice to reproductive justice to environmental justice.
Obama is following almost to the letter the blueprint for socialist
revolution drafted by the father of community organizing.
While Alinsky may help him behind the scenes, however, he becomes a liability when brought out of the shadows. Sarah Palin
proved this in St. Paul when she ridiculed his community organizing. Within hours, Obama surrogates whined about how just bringing up the phrase was racist code for black.
No, its code for communist. And McCain should make that point
instead of legitimizing such radicalism, as he did recently when he
said, I respect community organizers; and Sen. Obamas record
there is outstanding which contradicted his running mate.
Theres nothing to respect about such anti-American radicals,
even if they have traded their tie-dye for business ties.
shares the Europeans faith in the nanny state, which uses socialist
economics to redistribute income, not create wealth. Maybe thats
why they like him so much.
A poll taken in 12 European countries shows people there have
great faith in Obama for his big-government philosophy and for his
goal of reining in American power. Forty-seven percent say relations would improve under Obama vs. 11% under McCain. Obama
leads in favorability ratings, 69% to 26%. Only 33% favor us exerting
strong leadership in world affairs.
So its not surprising that Obama the rock star would feature Berlin on his 2008 world tour. A May-June Gallup poll found 62% of
Germans want Obama elected president over just 27% who like
John McCain.
A 2007 Pew Global Attitudes Survey found that 65% of Germans
dislike American ideas about democracy, 64% dislike the American
way of doing business and 87% have a negative view about the
spread of American ideas. No wonder Obama felt at home in Berlin.
When Sen. McCain was fighting to forestall this economic crisis,
Obama was doing nothing to support McCains efforts. McCain
backed the Federal Housing Enterprise Regulatory Act of 2005 to
thwart what he called the enormous risk that Fannie Mae and
Freddie Mac pose to the housing market, the overall financial system and the economy as a whole.
Where was Sen. Obama? Busy raking in campaign contributions
from those very same folks.
Based on data released electronically from the Federal Election
Commission on Sept. 2: Including contributions to lawmakers leadership PACs and candidate committees from PACs and employees
of foundering Fran and Fred, Obama in his few short years in the
Senate rose to No. 2, with $126,349 received, after veteran Democrat Chris Dodd of Connecticut.
McCain tries to prevent the crisis and is loathed in Europe. Obama
profits from the crisis and is hailed.
As the Europeans might say, cest la vie.
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Cohen
Oversight Needed
What hes saying is what others on the
Street have been saying for some time: Nobody knows what these things securitized mortgages, etc. are worth. And, just
to darken the mystery (and maybe your
mood), no one knows the value of the underlying real estate either.
I started with Leeson for a reason. He is
the personification of a generation gap in
the finance industry. He was young and
computer-savvy, and his bosses in London
were neither. That was true on Wall Street,
too.
The very top guys really had little idea of
what was going on below.
Everything was going right. They were
making lots of money, which they deserved
in their wonderful circular reasoning
because they were making it. This, I tell you,
is the true magic of the vaunted market: It
justifies both stupidity and greed.
Now the government is proposing another
pig in a poke. The huge federal bailout is necessary, but Democrats are right to insist on
detail and oversight. For too long, the financial markets have operated without much of
either.
Dont Pretend
Now the Bush administration is asking
Congress for a blank check, what New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine calls the moral equivalent of the congressional resolution that
wound up authorizing the Iraq War. Corzine, a former Goldman Sachs chairman
(not to mention U.S. senator), is a voice
worth heeding nowadays. When I talked to
him, he had just gotten hold of the two-page
administration program. Two pages! This is
another exotic financial instrument.
The wise words of William Goldman, the
screenwriter, should echo in Congress
ears. He not only coined the phrase follow
the money for All the Presidents Men,
but expressed the sum total of knowledge
about the making of movies with: Nobody
knows anything.
The same has been true about opaque financial instruments. Its up to Congress to
fix that.
The lesson of Leeson has yet to be learned.
Financial markets have moved well beyond
the trading of things that could be seen or
measured or weighed.
On Wall Street, older men employed the
lingo of younger men to pretend they knew
what was happening but they didnt.
Now, Congress is being asked to do something similar. That wont do. Bear down.
Ask questions. Dont be afraid to regulate.
Act as if youre the government, for crying
out loud. Because if you dont do this right,
you soon wont be.
McCain Lacks
Presidential
Temperament
The queen had only one way of settling all
difficulties, great or small. Off with his
head! she said without even looking
around.
Alices Adventures in Wonderland
f all the self-proclaimed experts I

wanted to hear from about the financial crisis, the one I looked forward to
the most was Nick Leeson, late of Britains
Barings Bank. In 1995, he bet hugely on Nikkei futures (whatever they are) and lost
something like $1.4 billion. Leeson was 28
and often drunk; Barings was 233 and in fiduciary senility. Leeson went to jail, Barings
went bust, and Wall Street, without so
much as a pause, went on its merry way.
Sadly, Leeson did not have much to say
about the current financial crisis. Writing
last week in the Guardian, he instead expressed bitterness that the former owners
of Barings went on with their lives while he
spent 4 1/2 years in
prison.
What he did not say,
to the regret of us all, is
how once again the
kids were allowed to
play
with
huge
amounts of money
without any adult supervision.
I was astonished
that nobody stopped
me, he wrote in his
book Rogue Trader. People in London
should have known.
Indeed.
The theme in the current financial crisis is
not, as John McCain would have it, greed,
since that, like lust, will be with us forever.
Instead, it is transparency. Leeson, you may
recall, was dealing from Singapore in exotic
derivatives that his bosses in London little
understood. All they knew was that Leeson
was putting huge profits on the books, not
that those books had anything to do with reality.
Somewhat the same thing happened on
Wall Street. The complicated, exotic and
downright erotic financial instruments
cooked up at the investment houses were, in
fact, little understood not only by the buyers, but by the sellers as well. You can see
that not only from what they said, but also
from what they did: Lehman, Bear Stearns,
AIG and others all held on to financial instruments that were worth less than they
once thought.
This was truly a case of the blind leading
the blind.
The problem is that nobody knows what
any institution owns and what the terms of
the securities they own are and what theyre
worth, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Sunday on Meet the Press.
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Sources: American Community Survey, AP
Palins Foreign-Policy Chops

Leadership: If anything shows how Democrats
are beneath their office, its how they snubbed
the visiting leader of Colombia on his current
trip. Sarah Palin, by contrast, shows respect.
Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, largely snubbed by Democrats, will meet with the more cordial Republican Sarah Palin.
Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama only

grudgingly permitted Uribe to talk with him by telephone,
afterward disclosing no news about why he still opposes
cutting tariffs on American goods to Colombia as the free
trade pact provides. Nor did he make any public statements, seemingly to make the call go unnoticed.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, whos fond of junketing to the luxury locales in South America, had no time to
repay the hospitality to Uribe. And two Democrats held
out as Latin experts, Sen. Chris Dodd of Connecticut and
Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, couldnt give Uribe
the time of day.
Some pro-free-trade Democrats, including Rep. Gregory
Meeks of New York, were notable exceptions and did welcome Uribe. But none of the Democrats billed as foreignpolicy heavy hitters could see that the implications of snubbing Colombia send a message to the region that it pays
more to be Americas enemy than its friend.
Into the vacuum, however, has stepped in Gov. Sarah
Palin. The supposedly foreign-policy-challenged vice presidential candidate asked to meet with Uribe on Tuesday in
New York to support our ally.
As chief executive of Alaska, Palin knows what its like to
deal with a Congress that dismisses her state as distant, lectures it on ecological virtue and then denies its citizens development. She understands perfectly how it must feel to
be Uribe, whos gotten the exact same treatment from a
Washington establishment.
Palins reception of Uribe is a far more serious statement
than Obamas visits to the tourist spots of Europe that he
chalked up as foreign policy experience.
Palins meeting with Uribe shows a commitment to
American interests over Washington politics. Thank goodness Palin knows how to act when an important leader and
true friend comes calling.
Fannie, Freddie Found Friends Among Congressional Dems

CRONY FROM A1
cent. Someone has to head the highly political Fannie and Freddie, right?
But this is why crony capitalism is so dangerous. Those in power at Fannie and Freddie, as the sirens began to wail about some
of their more egregious practices, began to
bully those who opposed them.
That included journalists, like the Wall
Street Journals Paul Gigot, and GOP congressmen, like Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan,
whom Fannie and Freddie actively lobbied
against in his own district. Rep. Cliff
Stearns, R-Fla., who tried to hold hearings
on Fannies and Freddies questionable accounting practices in 2004, found himself
stripped of responsibility for their oversight by House Speaker Dennis Hastert a
Republican.
Where, you ask, were the regulators?
Congress created a weak regulator to oversee Freddie and Fannie the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight which
hadtogohatinhandeachyeartoCapitolHill
for itsbudget, unlike othermajor regulators.
With lax oversight, Fannie and Freddie
had a green light to expand their operations
at breakneck speed.
Fannie and Freddie had a reliable coterie
of supporters in the Senate, especially
nder the pressure of the financial crisis, one presidential candidate is behaving like a flustered rookie playing
in a league too high. It is not Barack Obama.
Channeling his inner Queen of Hearts,
John McCain furiously, and apparently
without even looking around at facts, said
Chris Cox, chairman of the Securities and
ExchangeCommission, should be decapitated.
This childish reflex provoked the Wall
Street Journal to editorialize that McCain
untethered disconnected from knowledge and principle had made a false and
deeply unfair attack on Cox that was unpresidential and demonstrated that
McCain doesnt understand whats happening on Wall Street
any better than Barack
Obama does.
Then
consider
McCains characteristic accusation that Cox
has betrayed the publics trust. Perhaps an
old antagonism is involved in McCains
fact-free slander.
His most conspicuous economic adviser is
Douglas Holtz-Eakin, who previously headed the Congressional Budget Office. There
he was an impediment to conservatives, including then-Rep. Cox, who as chairman of
the Republican Policy Committee persistently tried and generally failed to enlist
CBO support for dynamic scoring that
would estimate the economic growth effects of proposed tax cuts.
In any case, McCains smear that Cox
betrayed the publics trust is a harbinger of a McCain presidency. For McCain,
politics is always operatic, pitting people
who agree with him against those who are
corrupt or betray the publics trust, two
categories that seem to be exhaustive
there are no other people.
McCains Manichaean worldview drove
him to his signature legislative achievement, the McCain-Feingold laws restrictions on campaigning. Today, his campaign
is creatively finding interstices in laws intended to restrict campaign giving and
spending.
By a Greshams Law of political discourse,
McCains Queen of Hearts intervention in
the opaque financial crisis overshadowed a
solid conservative complaint from the Republican Study Committee, chaired by Rep.
Jeb Hensarling of Texas.
In a letter to Treasury Secretary Henry
Paulson and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke,
the RSC decried the improvised torrent of
bailouts as a dangerous and unmistakable
precedent for the federal government both
to be looked to and indeed relied upon to
save private sector companies from the consequences of their poor economic decisions.
This letter, listing just $650 billion of the
perhaps more than $1 trillion in new federal
exposures to risk, was sent while McCains
campaign, characteristically substituting vehemence for coherence, was airing an ad
warning that Obama favors massive government, billions in spending increases.
The political left always aims to expand
the permeation of economic life by politics.
Today, the efficient means to that end is government control of capital. So, is not
McCains party now conducting the most
leftist administration in American history?
The New Deal never acted so precipitously
on such a scale.
Paulson, asked about conservative complaints that his rescue program amounts to
socialism, said, essentially: This is not socialism, this is necessary. That non sequitur
might be politically necessary, but rememberthat government control of capital isgovernment control of capitalism. Does
McCain have qualms about this, or only
quarrels?
On 60 Minutes Sunday evening,
McCain, saying this may sound a little unusual, said that he would like to replace
Cox with Andrew Cuomo, the Democratic
attorney general of New York who is the son
of former Gov. Mario Cuomo. McCain explained that Cuomo has respect and prestige and could lend some bipartisanship.
Conservatives have been warned.
Conservatives who insist that electing
McCain is crucial usually start, and increasingly end, by saying he would make excellent judicial selections. But the more one
sees of his impulsive, intensely personal reactions to people and events, the less confidence one has that he would select judges
by calm reflection and clear principles, having neither patience nor aptitude for either.
It is arguable that, because of his inexperience, Obama is not ready for the presidency.
It is arguable that McCain, because of his
boiling moralism and bottomless reservoir
of certitudes, is not suited to the presidency.
Unreadiness can be corrected, although perhaps at great cost, by experience. Can a dismaying temperament be fixed?
George
Will
ased on their treatment of President Alvaro Uribe,

who is here to plead for a free trade pact, its almost
as if Democrats dont want the U.S. to have allies.
Uribe made a rare visit to Washington, and shamefully few
Democrats agreed to meet him.
Uribe didnt come asking for much only that Congress
keep its word on an agreement that will drop tariffs on
American goods sold in Colombia and help his country develop and prosper as a bulwark of democracy in a battered
region.
We consider that in the coming years if the free-trade
agreement were approved . . . the main economic result
could be the increase in investments in our country,
Uribe told the Brookings Institution.
And the more we increase legal investments in our country, the less difficult our task to defeat terrorist groups, to
defeat illegal drugs.
Uribe also heads a country that last July put its own men
in harms way to free three innocent Americans held hostage by FARC Marxist terrorists. The rescue came off without a hitch or a shot being fired.
For that alone, Uribe should get his trade pact with
maybe a ticker tape parade thrown in for good measure.
But what hes getting from the Washington establishment is a lot less. President Bush did extend a warm welcome on Saturday, and Uribe also metwith Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez and some CEOs in Atlanta.
But Democrats did all they could to slight him, generally
hiding and making lame excuses for doing so.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who arbitrarily iced Colombias free trade deal last April, refused to meet Uribe and
didnt acknowledge a White House invitation to an event
in his honor. Later, her staff regally complained that Uribe
didnt call her.
This is part of a pattern. For years, Pelosi has insulted,
slighted, roadblocked and now ignored Uribe, the most
valuable ally the U.S. has ever had in Latin America. Her
motives are constantly shifting.
One minute shes complaining about human rights abuses in Colombia, despite an 86% drop in the murder rate of
union activists. Then she says its all about passing stimulus packages first. The common thread is serving Big
Labor special interests at election time.
This is what passes for Democratic leadership these
days. Uribe urged nonpartisanship in considering Colombias case for free trade, but lesser Democrats were just as
craven and irresponsible as Pelosi.
among Democrats.
We now know that many of the senators
who protected Fannie and Freddie, including Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and
ChristopherDodd, have receivedmind-boggling levels of financial support from them
over the years, wrote economist Kevin
Hassett on Bloomberg.com this week.
Buying Friends In High Places

Over the span of his career, Obama ranks
No. 2 in campaign donations from Fannie
and Freddie, taking over $125,000. Dodd,
head of the Senate Banking panel, is tops at
$165,000. Clinton, ranked 12th, has collected $75,000.
Meanwhile, Freddie and Fannie opened
what were euphemistically called Partnership Offices in the districts of key members
of Congress to channel millions of dollars in
funding and patronage to their supporters.
In the space of a little more than a decade,
Fannie and Freddie spent close to $150 million on lobbying efforts. So pervasive were
their efforts, they seemed unassailable,
even during a Republican administration.
Yet, by 2004, the crony capitalism had
gone too far. Even OFHEO issued a report
essentially criticizing Fannie and Freddie
for Enron-style accounting that let them
boost profits in order to pay their politically
well-connected executives hefty bonuses.

It emerged that Clinton aide Raines, who
took Fannie Maes helm as CEO in 1999,
took in nearly $100 million by the time he
left in 2005. Others, including former Clinton Justice Department official Gorelick,
took $75 million from the Fannie-Freddie
piggy bank.
Even so, Fannie and Freddie were forced
to restate their earnings by some $3.5 billion, due to the accounting shenanigans.
As we noted, those who tried to halt this
frenzy of activity found themselves hit by a
political buzz saw.
President Bush, reviled and criticized by
Democrats, tried no fewer than 17 times, by
White House count, to raise the issue ofFannie-Freddie reform. A bill cleared the Senate Banking panel in 2005, but stalled due to
implacable opposition from Democrats and
a critical core of GOP abettors. Rep. Barney
Frank, who now runs the powerful House
Financial Services Committee, helped
spearhead that fight.
Now, with the taxpayer tab approaching
$1 trillion or more, were learning the costs
of crony capitalism.
In the coming days, an IBD series will look
into this phenomenon in greater detail
how we got here, whos responsible, and
why nothing was done.
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Close 116.13 Jan

p110 2.5k 4 70 1 5 60 15 8 90
AppldMat
Close 15.49 Jan
c17 3.8k 0 35 647 0 80 no tr
Apple
Close 131.05 Jan
71
p100 2.5k 0 204 2 59 455 4 42
p110 2.2k 1 80 308 4 20 319 7
p115 3.1k 2 74 348 6 10 133 8 51
p120 6.5k 4 05 500 7 18 1.3k10 42
p125 5.3k 5 70 355 9 60 9512 50
Apple fr
Close 131.05 Jan
p130 8.8k 7 85 1.0k12 10 no tr
c135 7.1k 6 70 1.3k11 35 no tr
p135 9.8k10 50 2.1k14 70 27117 35
c140 18k 4 75 567 9 20 no tr
p140 16k13 70 no tr 14720 40
c145 11k 3 30 631 7 50 21210 50
p150 2.5k21 10 8624 20 no tr
c150 8.1k 2 21 803 5 95 2.2k 9 10
c155 8.6k 1 46 509 4 75 195 7 35
c160 8.3k 0 90 no tr no tr
c165 5.2k 0 57 174 3 05 no tr
p165 4.5k33 13 8736 05 no tr
p170 3.4k37 77 no tr 32442 15
c170 5.3k 0 37 no tr 3.9k 4 44
ArchCoal
Close 42.51 Jan
c45 2.6k 3 773 4 70 133 6 20
ArchDan
Close 23.29 Dec
p22 50 2.5k 0 95 no tr 10 1 85
p25
9 2 15 2.5k 3 120 3 30
AT&T Inc
Close 29.21 Jan
c30 2.4k 0 78 430 1 29 436 1 85
50
c32 2.8k 0 21 no tr 1.4k 1 01
c35 2.5k 0 05 no tr 514 0 47
AutoZn
Close 129.06 Dec
p135 190 7 30 2.6k 9 40 4910 80
c135 460 3 20 2.7k 6 100 7 20
BarickG
Close 38.14 Jan
p30 926 0 44 21 0 90 2.7k 1 50
p32 50 3.0k 0 80 230 1 55 678 2 25
p35 7.3k 1 50 no tr 256 2 95
c35 1.6k 4 68 8 6 5.0k 6 70
p37 50 5.1k 2 55 92 3 30 52 4 40
c40 4.2k 2 20 no tr 1.2k 4 30
c50 2.0k 0 35 no tr 3.1k 1 65
c55 1.6k 0 15 no tr 5.4k 1 05
BestBuy
Close 39.26 Dec
p40 5.1k 2 40 174 2 93 1.4k 3 90
BiogenIdc
Close 48.10 Jan
p45 2.3k 1 19 2 25 28 3 60
Bk of Am
Close 34.15 Feb
p15 129 0 08 3.0k 0 26 1 0 57
p27 50 2.2k 0 80 535 1 65 3 2 70
p30 4.6k 1 16 1.1k 2 25 108 3 40
p32 50 3.0k 1 88 702 2 98 70 4 65
c35 34k 2 15 6.2k 3 30 33 4 55
p35 35k 2 79 2.1k 4 20 170 5 95
c37 50 5.0k 1 11 1.9k 2 23 44 3 50
p37 50 2.2k 4 30 352 5 10 215 6 70
p40 4.0k 6 225 7 151 8 20
c40 7.6k 0 55 1.2k 1 37 427 2 63
Blckbstr
Close 2.58 Jan
c2 50 10k 0 40 no tr 138 0 65
BP PLC
Close 55.16 Jan
c60 2.3k 0 65 179 1 25 1.4k 2 20
BrMySq
Close 20.62 Dec
c22 50 7.0k 0 23 1.1k 0 46 331 0 60
Apache
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price
3.51 Apple
1 70 pJan10 120
1 40 AT&T
131.05 BestBuy
425 21 38 pJan10
29.21 Cameco
20
39.26
1.0k 1 15
25.43
Nov
1.3k 8 88 1.7k19 37 1.4k 25

386 9 18 .... .... .... ....
490 10 32 116 70 .... ....
14k 10 90 3.0k 24 2.6k30 50
329 10 90 1518 32 .... ....
2.2k 13 62 21324 45 123 40
1.8k 15 07 .... .... 70025 50
6.2k 15 30 5.9k23 20 50528 70
485 16 59 .... .... .... ....
263 17 50 .... .... 628 33
1.1k 18 60 .... .... 229 60
24k 20 80 1.0k36 20 4.7k 44
10 15 .... .... 175 44
758 20 61 .... .... .... ....
302 18 57 1431 70 .... ....
2.6k 26 10 131 90 48040 60
7.7k 28 1.2k35 10 62352 50
158 58 1676 80 5.0k93 70
3.7k 30 60 5146 50 239 15
171 30 50 .... .... 448 80
422 34 234 99 446 80
171 53 365 70 .... ....
1.3k 45 10 11060 80 232 73
53k 38 2.3k 54 5.5k 62
14 42 37 .... ....1.1k 67
203 38 48 6047 50 1.1k 65
10 37 50 1457 50 263 65
1.8k 39 70 1.9k 42 39866 75
14 37 03 .... .... 698 65
35 44 80 61350 60 855 67
1.7k 47 16052 25 564 61
4.0k 33 5.1k 48 4.2k 64
8.6k 50 3.6k65 70 5.7k 62
113 29 107 45 18k 56
3.9k 52 30 100 55 18k 76
616 26 80 10344 90 4.0k 62
308 53 10 103 61 4.0k 62
2.8k 25 20 59 3.3k 60
4.9k 57 15 52747 50 3.1k 61
64 61 40 .... .... 18k 62
31 23 154 30 16k 63
15k 21 30 9.2k35 50 17k 46
22k 62 2.4k 75 16k 86
752 19 .... .... .... ....
1.4k 16 46 31 34 .... ....
361 14 143 30 1 39
445 56 70 .... .... .... ....
664 14 50 .... .... 9 41
1.1k 79 10 774 80 11296 50
5.4k 12 47326 50 130 37
474 10 70 14124 40 141 50
832 9 50 533 80 .... ....
1.7k 101 5 95 1.9k
5.4k
1.1k
235
271
720
10k
251
433
193
2.5k
1.7k
271
618
5.1k
417
259
2.8k
244
387
31
21
7 60 1.5k18 50 7.3k 26
6 60 1 18 .... ....
5 72 1519 25 .... ....
4 50 2114 34 .... ....
4 10 2513 47 .... ....
3 80 3.0k12 50 260 18
2 70 1 13 .... ....
2 44 511 54 3016 20
2 3 9 60 713 39
1 80 4.9k 7 32k 13
1 65 111 7 .... ....
1 20 1 6 70 .... ....
1 10 10 5 73 .... ....
0 75 328 4 20 2.2k 8 40
0 65 48 4 10 261 8 70
0 64 28 3 95 .... ....
0 50 1.0k 2 70 3.7k 5 31
0 50 .... .... .... ....
0 65 .... .... .... ....
0 55 4 1 60 510 4
0 40 .... .... 250 2 50
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
Close 19.80 Feb

c21 936 0 95 2.2k 1 60 no tr
c22 50 no tr 2.9k 1 04 no tr
p22 2.2k 2 40 no tr no tr
BungeLtd
Close 72.94 Jan
c75 2.3k 3 30 12 6 20 1 6 60
CSX
Close 56.29 Feb
p50 3.4k 1 75 57 2 75 107 4 30
CarMax
Close 15.19 Jan
p15 2.3k 1 40 no tr 20 3 20
Carnvl
Close 37.39 Jan
15
p35 529 1 467 2 4.3k 3
Celgene
Close 64.01 Jan
p60 3.0k 1 25 10 2 20 104 4 60
ChesEng
Close 40.89 Jan
c45 5.3k 1 35 303 2 75 294 4
c50 2.2k 0 45 no tr 902 2 50
Chevron
Close 87.33 Dec
c90 2.7k 1 85 571 3 30 272 3 82
c95 4.4k 0 60 680 1 55 352 2 15
ChkPoint
Close 22.73 Jan
c25 14 0 15 4.0k 0 50 22 1
CienaCp
Close 10.70 Jan
50
45
c12 2.6k 0 338 0 70 227 1 20
Cisco
Close 23.11 Jan
c27 50 no tr no tr 2.3k 0 53
Cisco fr
Close 23.11 Jan
p23 3.3k 0 89 3.4k 1 33 no tr
56
c24 5.2k 0 no tr no tr
c25 3.1k 0 25 1.1k 0 84 2.3k 1 22
Citigrp
Close 20.01 Dec
p12 50 4.9k 0 28 141 0 46 206 0 61
c27 50 3.4k 0 08 35 0 15 250 0 30
Citigrp fr
Close 20.01 Dec
c15 3.1k 5 30 12 5 69 no tr
c17 50 2.8k 3 30 85 3 70 no tr
p17 50 16k 0 95 no tr 726 1 65
c20 35k 1 79 no tr 8.9k 2 40
p20 48k 1 76 1.0k 2 25 16k 2 60
p22 50 3.2k 3 662 3 30 578 3 91
c22 50 19k 0 65 3.2k 0 91 2.0k 1 42
c25 11k 0 18 2.3k 0 34 1.2k 0 64
CME Grp
Close 00.00 Dec
c260 3.4k 140 16 141 70
1
137 20
Coach
Close 27.70 Feb
p25 6.2k 0 70 5.0k 1 50 37 2 30
c30 6.5k 0 55 92 1 55 49 2 80
CoeurM
Close 1.91 Dec
c2 50 no tr no tr 2.2k 0 30
ColSportw
Close 44.15 Jan
45
c50 3.0k 0 10 2 65 no tr
Comcs sp
Close 19.89 Jan
c22 50 8 0 05 3.0k 0 50 20 0 95
ConocPhil
Close 77.72 Feb
c80 3.3k 2 35 1.6k 3 80 no tr
ConstellEn
Close 27.20 Jan
c30 7.0k 1 60 118 2 no tr
Costco
Close 64.32 Jan
p65 128 3 20 6 3 52 2.5k 5 80
CtlAir B
Close 16.81 Dec
c17 50 3.8k 2 15 5 3 20 2 4
CurBrit
Close 186.60 Dec
c182 2.5k 5 20 no tr no tr
CurShEuro
Close 148.88 Dec
cJan10 10 2.2k 0 95 cJan10 30 254 3 75

4.72 cJan10 35 681 2 31
cJan10 2 50 1.3k 3 20 AthroGen
0.30
pJan10 2 50 912 1 pJan09 2 50 1.3k 2 30
pJan10 5 361 2 50 cJan09 2 50 1.4k 0 10
70
cJan10 5 2.3k 2 BankAm
34.15
cJan10 7 50 1.1k 1 90 pJan10 15 580 1 66
pJan10 10 422 6 65 pJan10 30 608 6 70
cJan10 10 1.6k 1 45 pJan10 35 449 8 75
cJan10 15 10k 0 90 cJan10 35 638 7 10
cJan10 17 50 594 0 75 cJan10 40 312 5 05
cJan10 20 531 0 70 cJan10 50 545 2 30
cJan10 25 758 0 50 cJan10 55 238 1 45
cJan10 35 265 0 33 BarrickG
38.14
ApldMat
15.49 pJan10 30 2.5k 4 20
cJan10 10 1.7k 6 50 cJan10 35 4.4k 10 60
cJan10 22 50 580 1 cJan10 40 4.8k 8 40
p1075
p1080
p1090
p1100
p1105
p1110
p1120
p1125
p1130
p1135
p1140
p1150
p1155
p1160
p1165
p1170
p1175
c1175
p1180
p1185
p1190
c1190
c1200
p1200
c1205
p1205
c1210
p1210
c1215
p1215
p1220
c1225
p1225
c1230
p1230
c1235
p1235
c1240
p1240
p1245
c1245
c1250
p1250
c1255
c1260
c1265
p1265
c1270
p1275
c1275
c1280
c1285
p1300
116
c1300
c1305
c1310
c1315
c1320
c1325
c1335
c1340
c1345
c1350
c1355
c1365
c1370
c1375
c1380
c1390
c1400
c1410
c1415
c1425
c1440
Nov
Broadcm
Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price AmIntGp
AdvMOpt
Nov
4.0k 44 30 11651 40 282 59

2.9k 13 50423 38 431 30
596 51 216 56 18764 70
2.9k 9 90 804 21 3624 50
2.6k 59 20 67 65 24870 80
3.3k 7 39 24915 78 18621 30
2.8k 5 32 1.0k12 50 320 55
286 65 5269 40 8161 90
2.9k 3 94 95310 20 5119 48
123 72 80 237 70 4968 10
4.3k 2 64 403 7 90 60 12
6.9k 1 67 402 5 90 .... ....
7.9k 1 12 757 4 50 126 9 70
5.4k 0 70 1.2k 3 40 403 7 22
2.1k 0 54 429 2 69 20 6 90
50k 0 36 816 1 99 .... ....
50k 0 26 1.1k 1 27 27 3 41
70 0 10 240 0 45 484 0 97
Close 557.51 Dec
384 0 40 .... .... .... ....
239 3 40 5 7 50 .... ....
443 4 20 163 9 10 .... ....
230 4 40 .... .... .... ....
462 5 40 23 8 50 .... ....
318 6 20 .... .... .... ....
865 7 20 14712 50 .... ....
257 9 40 4516 10 .... ....
343 12 10 .... .... .... ....
1.6k 15 90 5 21 126 70
165 18 30 .... .... .... ....
781 17 80 .... .... .... ....
285 20 2627 30 .... ....
179 22 30 .... .... .... ....
749 25 45 2432 45 2027 70
626 12 50 425 20 150 24
534 10 40 22516 50 .... ....
212 28 10 .... .... .... ....
175 32 1237 50 264 57
632 9 4418 20 .... ....
164 7 50 413 50 .... ....
288 5 40 1612 10 .... ....
3.2k 3 40 10 8 .... ....
783 1 75 3 7 02 .... ....
181 1 50 .... .... .... ....
618 1 32 3 50 .... ....
325 0 75 .... .... .... ....
556 0 50 47 2 95 .... ....
180 0 35 .... .... .... ....
Eur
Close 557.51 Dec
185 1 05 1 3 03 .... ....
22 4 20 301 8 80 .... ....
435 4 85 .... .... .... ....
448 5 50 .... .... 5010 40
160 8 20 .... .... .... ....
270 18 50 1522 55 .... ....
271 14 40 .... .... .... ....
302 20 15 1022 70 1026 40
503 14 85 426 25 .... ....
420 18 1024 70 .... ....
1.2k 10 30 .... .... .... ....
161 6 80 .... .... .... ....
SPX500
Close 1207.08 Dec
p900 150 0 90 8.5k 4 215 5 80
p950 18k 1 70 50 5 18 2.7k 6
p970 2.8k 2 23 .... .... .... ....
Put
p975 13k 3 741 6 70 1 7 40
Open
p990 1.4k 2 60 37 7 25 .... ....
Interest
p1000 20k 2 96 5.0k 9 90 2.7k 13
p1010 1.5k 3 48 5010 60 .... ....
p1020 375 4 48 1 10 .... ....
p1025 20k 4 30 4.4k10 50 2 17
p1030 3.3k 5 03 .... .... .... ....
p1040 188 5 53 2113 95 .... ....
p1050 23k 6 50 4.7k 15 1.3k 16
166,037,408 p1070 456 7 60 .... .... .... ....
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
A Hess
Oct
805 85 10 53 101 50 746 p750

c750
253 32 7566 10 740 84 p760
1.6k 23 60 8246 30 .... .... c760
621 101 40 145 114 90 p770
....
c770
800 16 80 16737 40 1361 90 c780
299 119 20 50 103 60 p780
....
c790
708 11 80 204 30 100 58 p790
490 8 1725 17 100 48 c800
621 5 50 30 18 .... .... c810
2.7k 3 80 7613 70 32 27 c820
1.1k 2 65 6112 90 8517 24 c830
656 1 76 46 8 30 10517 50 c840
738 1 06 39 6 13 215 77 c850
140 0 80 34 4 43 187 8 80 c860
3.2k 0 55 90 3 23 187 6 50 c900
2.6k 0 30 13 1 56 1 3 40 SP100
Oil Idx
Close 1254.65 Dec p415
c1430 .... .... 250 23 50 .... .... p490
OilSvc
p280 165 16 10 .... .... .... .... p505
c330 158 0 70 .... .... .... .... p510
Rus1000
p640 256 9 50 .... .... .... .... p520
Rus2000
p500 .... .... 18 1 21 900 1 95 p540
32
p510 20 0 805 1 73 2 15 p550
p520 82 0 35 425 1 74 158 2 65 p555
55
p530 29 0 359 2 01 10 3 36 c560
p540 262 0 55 25 2 04 102 4 50 p560
p550 386 0 66 776 3 04 170 5 30 p565
p560 1.4k 0 91 2.8k 3 50 28 6 22 p570
p570 1.6k 0 90 738 4 30 49 7 22 c570
p580 1.9k 1 45 1.1k 5 50 1 7 52 c575
p590 2.0k 2 40 604 6 40 2 9 20 p575
c600 36 124 10 125 90 p580
173 136 09
c580
p600 8.9k 2 48 775 7 15 510 10 c585
p610 5.9k 2 91 399 8 35 .... .... c590
p620 10k 3 71 838 9 65 3714 21 c600
80
08
50
p630 3.9k 4 39811 3716 c610
p640 3.8k 5 94 44813 37 3218 70 c615
p650 4.4k 6 84 22115 37 1.4k17 09 c620
p660 1.3k 8 84 131 18 115 20 c625
p670 929 10 80 23219 50 .... .... c630
p680 1.1k 13 50 22723 20 10 23 c640
c690 175 44 90 6760 04 176 53 SP100
p690 1.3k 15 40 2323 85 132 03 p460
c700 519 38 30 17348 40 1562 60 p500
p700 7.3k 18 50 10128 93 124 35 p505
p710 895 22 20 15633 20 35739 60 p510
c710 670 32 10 22643 90 1 56 p525
p720 1.2k 28 20 8337 70 22 44 p565
c720 866 26 50 15240 60 43 42 c565
c730 1.4k 21 37 43233 30 1.6k 40 p570
p730 1.9k 32 50 7243 70 1.6k50 60 c570
p740 4.5k 37 90 22746 60 4.4k54 70 p575
c740 6.1k 16 83 53627 78 2.4k33 15 c575
c585
p1725
105
c1725
c1750
p1750
....
c1775
p1775
....
c1800
c1825
c1850
c1875
c1900
c1925
c1950
c1975
c2000
c2050
Nov
c143 2.4k 5 90 10 5 60 12 6 50
CVRD
Close 23.53 Dec
p20 2.6k 0 45 178 0 90 345 1 10
p22 2.3k 1 07 103 1 48 no tr
c22 2.2k 2 56 12 3 30 no tr
c24 13k 1 37 3.0k 2 02 1.2k 2 46
c25 9.6k 0 96 24 1 79 284 1 96
c26 4.5k 0 71 no tr 990 1 87
c28 11k 0 31 no tr no tr
CypSem
Close 25.72 Dec
p29 39 3 90 no tr 3.0k 4 40
Dell Inc
Close 16.57 Feb
c17 5.1k 0 80 224 1 42 41 2
c18 3.8k 0 42 4.3k 0 85 2.5k 1 55
c23 50 0 01 10 0 09 5.1k 0 30
DeltaAir
Close 8.70 Dec
p7 50 2.4k 0 85 455 1 45 no tr
c10 2.9k 0 70 634 1 30 115 1 69
Denbury
Close 22.89 Dec
c25 2.2k 1 20 40 2 no tr
DicksSport
Close 21.38 Dec
c25 3.4k 0 20 833 0 95 1 1
Disney
Close 32.91 Jan
50
95
p32 264 0 520 1 75 5.7k 2 30
p35 16 2 40 64 2 70 5.5k 3
DJIA Dia q
Close 110.50 Dec
p92 14 0 21 1 0 83 2.9k 0 98
p110 3.8k 3 45 260 5 no tr
p111 2.4k 3 95 201 5 40 164 6 25
p112 3.9k 4 45 431 5 90 no tr
p113 2.2k 4 80 no tr no tr
c113 3.1k 2 38 no tr no tr
c114 3.3k 2 08 no tr 385 4 45
c117 2.4k 1 185 2 16 no tr
c123 2.6k 0 15 1.8k 0 76 no tr
Dow Ch
Close 35.91 Dec
p35 3.2k 1 20 671 1 86 269 1 70
DR Horton
Close 12.55 Feb
c15 764 0 45 2.2k 0 95 25 1 70
eBay
Close 21.63 Jan
p22 50 3.2k 1 64 no tr 314 2 37
ElPasoCp
Close 14.27 Jan
c17 4.3k 0 25 58 0 35 no tr
EMC
Close 12.24 Jan
p11 2.6k 0 49 314 0 73 no tr
c16 3.6k 0 05 1.0k 0 21 48 0 51
c18 2.8k 0 03 no tr no tr
EricsnTl
Close 10.30 Jan
p8 75 6.3k 0 20 no tr no tr
ETrade
Close 3.37 Jan
c4 3.8k 0 15 36 0 25 508 0 45
ExxonMob
Close 78.88 Jan
p70 4.5k 0 51 61 1 23 188 2 05
p75 6.3k 1 35 726 2 60 229 3 55
p80 4.8k 3 40 573 4 70 1.2k 5 80
c80 5.7k 2 25 421 3 75 807 4 85
c85 10k 0 67 5.1k 1 75 1.3k 2 81
c90 3.0k 0 14 1.0k 0 83 670 1 45
FairfxFn
Close 326.22 Jan
p300 13k 22 no tr 2040 80
FM C&G
Close 72.33 Feb
p70 3.2k 4 50 614 7 5 8 44
c75 3.0k 4 25 762 7 25 5512 15
c80 3.7k 2 52 750 5 75 8 10
c85 3.5k 1 50 641 3 80 1.0k 8 10
c90 3.9k 0 86 795 2 82 26 5 60
FordM
Close 4.95 Dec
c4 2.7k 1 13 104 1 25 78 1 35
20.01 Clearwire
cJan10 10 588 11 25
cJan10 12 50 354 9 35
pJan10 12 50 566 1 80
cJan10 15 983 7 10
pJan10 15 240 2 50
cJan10 17 50 405 5 60
pJan10 17 50 295 3 45
pJan10 20 594 4 60
cJan10 20 3.0k 4 25
11.33
cJan10 15 561 1 50
CoeurM
1.91
cJan10 2 50 1.0k 0 79
cJan10 5 1.4k 0 35
cJan10 7 50 387 0 20
Costco
64.32
pJan10 45 289 2 60
Crystallx
0.95
cJan09 5 252 0 10
Oct
Oct
Oct
Dec
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Dec
Dec
Oct
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
1200
850
860
1350
1150
1050
1250
1025
1000
1230
1245
950
1230
1250
1250
1245
1250
1100
975
80
Optn
Price
38.00
0.36
0.26
13.00
20.80
6.50
62.00
4.30
2.96
76.00
62.00
1.70
56.00
46.00
86.00
63.00
21.30
10.90
3.00
3.80
Optn
Chg.
+14.70
1.49
1.14
8.13
+ 7.10
+ 1.90
+19.00
+ 1.00
0.04
+33.00
4.00
0.30
+ 4.40
17.00
+22.00
3.00
16.70
+ 2.30
+ 0.95
+ 2.20
20 Most Active Stock Options

Vol
53785
50694
50097
32130
24828
23417
22298
20605
20235
18878
18442
18164
18035
17263
16952
16717
15364
14970
13939
11483
Stock
Price
PwNasd100 q Oct 40 Put 40.88
GenMotrs
Oct 10 Put 11.58
iShEMkt fr Oct 40 Call 35.96
SPDR fr
Oct 120 Put 121.31
Citigrp fr
Oct 20 Put 20.01
SP Fncl
Oct 20 Put 20.55
AmIntGp
Oct 5 Call 4.72
iShsChi25
Oct 40 Call 36.62
Citigrp fr
Oct 20 Call 20.01
Bk of Am Oct 35 Put 34.15
Bk of Am Oct 35 Call 34.15
SP Engy q Dec 60 Put 70.00
InterDig
Oct 30 Call 24.57
sT Retail
Dec 35 Call 31.37
SPDR q
Oct 130 Call 121.31
GenMotrs Dec 10 Put 11.58
iShBrazil
Dec 65 Call 62.95
SPDR fr
Oct 125 Call 121.31
iShBrazil
Dec 65 Put 62.95
iShEMkt fr Dec 40 Call 35.96
Optn
Price
1.11
0.65
0.70
2.73
1.76
1.41
1.15
1.40
1.79
2.79
2.15
1.42
0.30
1.70
0.84
2.07
5.70
2.35
7.40
1.79
Optn
Chg.
+ 0.45
0.04
0.91
+ 0.15
+ 0.06
+ 0.31
+ 0.24
0.80
0.04
+ 0.49
0.80
0.13
0.30
1.33
0.69
+ 0.57
+ 0.10
1.55
0.60
1.11
Vol
66997
56331
53224
50629
48161
45426
38394
37067
35422
35391
34590
33391
31445
30030
26284
24657
23680
23493
23453
23217
Indexes
Total
Call
Vol.
Index
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SPX500
Rus2000
Nasd100
DJ Inds
SP100
SP100 Eur
Bank Idx
GS Idx
OilSvc
NtGas
MSHiTc
Oct
c52 50
Last
Last
P Strike Last
Oct
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
6.4k 0 49 367 0 74 36 0 83
2.8k 0 37 109 0 60 237 0 79
4.6k 0 13 200 0 29 241 0 39
FosterWh
Close 45.64 Feb
p35 31 0 35 47 1 30 5.7k 2 25
c45 295 3 50 28 5 40 6.2k 7 40
c50 697 1 65 157 3 40 5.9k 5 10
FredsInc
Close 14.06 Feb
c15 5.2k 0 35 30 0 70 no tr
FrontrOil
Close 19.53 Jan
p20 2.7k 2 240 2 50 109 2 70
c22 50 3.1k 0 85 157 1 55 18 2 20
GameStop
Close 36.28 Jan
p35 248 1 60 37 2 75 3.1k 3 40
c45 1.0k 0 30 46 0 85 3.1k 1 75
Gen El
Close 26.15 Dec
p20 4.6k 0 38 no tr 500 0 95
GenElec fr
Close 26.15 Dec
p25 3.1k 1 30 313 1 50 275 1 92
p26 3.8k 1 50 27 2 no tr
p27 3.1k 1 91 240 2 33 no tr
c27 6.4k 1 11 570 1 38 no tr
c29 4.7k 0 35 1.5k 0 57 979 0 75
c30 3.4k 0 17 no tr 2.3k 0 56
Genentc
Close 92.30 Dec
c95 1.0k 3 30 2.2k 5 40 65 6 10
GenMotrs
Close 11.58 Dec
p9 2.9k 0 50 68 1 18 154 1 50
p10 56k 0 65 281 1 50 24k 2 07
c11 2.5k 1 63 70 2 47 no tr
p11 31k 1 05 356 1 85 no tr
p12 37k 1 67 289 2 44 no tr
c12 4.8k 1 15 33 1 87 no tr
p14 920 3 05 6 3 45 20k 4 45
c15 4.3k 0 35 506 0 87 2.4k 1 15
Gilead
Close 44.71 Feb
p42 50 3.4k 1 25 66 2 10 no tr
c55
6 0 25 11k 0 75 11k 1 70
Goldcorp
Close 36.29 Jan
p30 2.2k 0 65 15 1 74 362 2 17
c30 1.2k 7 no tr 2.3k 8 50
p32 50 3.1k 1 15 19 2 45 317 3
p35 2.3k 2 16 417 3 40 268 4 21
c35 6.5k 3 40 114 4 89 859 5 72
c37 50 6.6k 2 10 669 3 60 709 4 67
c40 3.8k 1 35 244 2 65 1.6k 3 90
GoldFLtd
Close 9.72 Jan
c10 2.3k 0 91 67 1 15 152 1 80
GoldmanS fr Close 120.78 Jan
p125 2.6k15 20 84918 75 no tr
c125 3.1k 11 15313 55 no tr
c135 3.8k 6 80 70 9 40 no tr
c140 2.6k 5 59 7 50 no tr
c150 4.4k 2 85 no tr no tr
GoldmnS
Close 120.78 Jan
p100 4.2k 6 45 22 9 81012 60
p120 2.6k 13 30116 40 81918 80
c120 3.4k14 10 no tr 33419 70
p130 2.3k 18 12221 25 21423 50
c130 4.3k 8 75 no tr 1.1k14 60
Goodyr
Close 16.03 Jan
p15 330 0 70 3.0k 1 05 3.2k 1 80
c17 50 64 0 90 2.0k 1 85 2.5k 1 95
Google fr
Close 430.14 Dec
c450 2.2k18 20 5326 43 no tr
HansnNatu
Close 29.61 Dec
c30 4.5k 3 60 100 4 60 67 5 40
c35 3.6k 2 20 20 2 30 33 3 76
Hershey
Close 42.50 Feb
c45 5.0k 2 35 1.2k 2 60 9 3 30
c50 3.2k 1 05 579 1 20 22 1 80
c55 2.3k 0 45 370 0 55 60 0 85
HewlettPk
Close 47.16 Feb
p45 2.6k 1 281 1 55 25 2 80
p47 50 11k 1 90 434 2 75 56 4
c50 2.3k 0 51 220 1 35 6 2 70
HomeDp
Close 25.62 Feb
p27 50 1.1k 2 43 2.5k 3 13 43 4
Huntsman
Close 9.98 Feb
50
83
p7 2.2k 0 1.0k 1 45 50 1 95
c15 1.9k 1 05 1.3k 1 35 10k 1 80
c22 50 no tr 317 0 40 10k 0 50
p5
c5
c6
Oct
20 237 1 65 pJan10 25 757 3 85

12.24 cJan10 25 350 4 30
10 303 4 25 cJan10 30 517 2 35
5 cJan10 15 507 1 85 cJan10 35 259 1 05
50
cJan10
17
532
1 19 GenMotrs
15
11.58
3
1.07 pJan10 5 426 1 70
Dell Inc
16.57 EvergEn
cJan10 20 797 2 38 pJan09 2 50 395 1 50 pJan10 10 380 4 20
78.88 cJan10 10 602 4 85
DevonEn
102.25 Exxon
15
pJan10 95 353 14 50 pJan10 80 373 10 40 cJan10 15 267 3 0195
pJan10 100 519 16 22 cJan10 85 265 7 70 pJan10 20 260 10
cJan10 90 503 5 Goldcorp
36.29
cJan10 140 426 8 30 FanniMae
20
0.79
cJan10 170 592 4 20 cJan10 2 50 903 0 40 cJan10 65 546 3
GoldmanS
120.78
DJIA Dia
110.50 FordMot
4.95 cJan10 130 237 22 85
cJan10 140 293 2 15 cJan10 5 2.5k 1 77 cJan10 300 234 0 31
cJan10 150 334 1 09 cJan10 10 271 0 67 Google
430.14
DJIA Diam
110.50 FredMac
0.85 cJan10 1100 436
cJan10 170 260 0 16 cJan10 2 50 722 0 35
1 90
CVRD
pJan10 22 50 1.5k
pJan10 25 1.1k
cJan10 25 1.5k
cJan10 30 907
Dndreon
pJan10 5 310
ElPasoCp
23.53 cJan10
4 55 EMC
5 45 cJan10
6.21 GenElec
3 55 cJan10
14.27
15
cJan10 20
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Close 116.21 Jan

p110 2.5k 2 20 208 3 60 299 5
In Pap
Close 26.81 Jan
c30 2.5k 0 55 10 1 43 218 1 50
Intel
Close 18.50 Jan
p17 50 no tr no tr 2.7k 1 29
Intel fr
Close 18.50 Jan
c20 4.9k 0 43 338 0 71 816 1 11
c25 239 0 01 no tr 4.2k 0 19
InterDig
Close 24.57 Dec
c30 31k 0 30 645 1 35 298 1 85
iSh EAFE
Close 59.70 Dec
c57 5.0k 4 60 no tr 141 5 50
p58 42 1 31 no tr 2.5k 1 95
p59 800 1 40 1.9k 2 20 2.5k 2 50
p60 5.8k 1 70 60 2 55 104 2 80
iSh20 TB
Close 93.96 Dec
p91 2.3k 0 95 no tr 111 2 20
c95 4.3k 1 82 1 05 245 1 50
iShBrazil
Close 62.95 Dec
c60 2.2k 6 10 1 8 17k 8 20
p60 2.6k 3 10 332 4 10 18k 4 60
p65 798 4 90 146 6 20 23k 7 40
c65 3.6k 3 30 179 4 80 23k 5 70
c70 4.2k 1 70 61 3 10 53 3 70
iShDJFnSec
Close 71.41 Feb
iShEMkt fr
Close 35.96 Dec
p35 11k 1 61 no tr 8.2k 2 38
c35 6.3k 2 90 no tr 7.8k 3 80
p40 1.1k 4 no tr 4.2k 4 55
c40 53k 0 70 no tr 23k 1 79
iShEmMkt
Close 35.96 Dec
p30 478 0 40 128 0 79 4.0k 1 14
p31 17k 0 60 360 1 05 24 1 25
p32 4.7k 0 86 188 1 08 1 1 27
c36 2.0k 2 29 1 3 10 58k 3 25
p36 1.8k 2 15 3 2 14 55k 3 15
p37 5.9k 2 35 3.6k 2 65 20k 3 50
c37 36k 1 81 3.0k 2 95 20k 2 80
c38 8.0k 1 55 568 2 07 1.1k 2 60
p38 8.2k 3 55 2.2k 3 05 60 3 40
c39 6.2k 1 02 no tr 228 2 10
c41 7.4k 0 49 no tr 84 1 63
c42 282 0 50 no tr 3.1k 1 19
c43 1.1k 0 29 no tr 2.2k 0 88
c44 3.2k 0 20 no tr 141 0 90
iShR2000 q
Close 71.95 Dec
p60 15k 0 25 680 0 75 18 0 99
p63 8.6k 0 49 10k 1 21 156 1 89
p65 3.3k 0 80 715 1 59 164 2 35
p67 14k 1 15 1.2k 2 10 20 2 60
p68 9.3k 1 40 2.2k 2 39 1.4k 2 72
p69 2.6k 1 60 2.2k 2 60 1.0k 3 24
p70 11k 1 92 4.5k 2 94 1.7k 4
p71 12k 2 29 2.2k 3 50 26 4 35
p72 13k 2 72 2.1k 3 90 419 4 85
c73 2.7k 2 08 2.1k 3 35 14 4 10
p73 34k 3 20 4.8k 4 40 no tr
p74 5.8k 3 75 no tr 438 5 45
c74 6.2k 1 69 no tr 2.5k 4 05
p75 4.3k 4 35 954 5 35 410 6 30
c75 5.4k 1 31 754 2 34 2.8k 3 30
iShR2K fr
Close 71.95 Feb
c76 3.8k 1 4.8k 2 03 1.5k 3 67
p76 2.6k 5 25 1.0k 5 95 no tr
c77 7.8k 0 73 927 1 62 21 3 43
c78 4.2k 0 55 10k 1 30 19 3 55
c79 8.9k 0 36 5.4k 0 99 no tr
iShRs2000
Close 71.95 Feb
c81 3.5k 0 21 580 0 61 no tr
c82 2.3k 0 15 717 0 45 no tr
iShsChi25
Close 36.62 Feb
p36 522 2 20 3.0k 3 08 no tr
c37 2.3k 2 50 10 3 40 no tr
p38 422 3 30 4.2k 3 80 30 4 90
c38 1.3k 2 10 3.0k 3 no tr
c40 37k 1 40 191 2 20 71 3 70
c43 511 0 85 4.2k 1 60 no tr
IBM fr
26.15 HeclaM
423 11 80 pJan10
237 7 50 cJan10
5 1.1k
7 50 384
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
Close 00.00 Jan

p110 no tr no tr 2.4k 9 50
ITW
Close 47.07 Dec
c50 2.5k 0 60 6 1 40 68 1 65
JCrew
Close 30.30 Dec
c35 21 0 45 4.9k 1 15 1 2
JDS Uniph
Close 8.61 Dec
c9 428 0 40 3.2k 0 60 1 0 95
JnprNtw
Close 25.45 Jan
c25 2.8k 1 50 1.7k 2 45 102 3 60
p25 736 1 40 262 2 4.5k 2 95
c26 1.9k 1 10 3.7k 1 75 159 2 90
p26 11k 1 75 374 2 50 7.7k 3 50
c27 4.2k 0 70 2.6k 1 45 68 2 65
p27 3.8k 2 40 65 3 1.8k 4 10
JohnJn
Close 68.41 Jan
p70 816 2 30 2.2k 2 75 405 3 87
c70 2.3k 0 95 2.2k 1 55 657 2 35
JosphBnk
Close 37.26 Jan
c40 1.7k 2 10 41 3 30 2.4k 3 90
JPMorg fr
Close 40.80 Dec
49
p35 2.6k 1 no tr 518 2 76
p42 50 6.4k 4 25 356 5 12 277 5 48
c42 50 5.4k 2 50 206 3 46 no tr
c45 7.1k 1 45 595 2 25 no tr
c47 50 6.0k 0 80 342 1 60 572 1 80
JPMorgCh
Close 40.80 Dec
p32 50 3.5k 1 19 no tr 248 2 09
p40 5.2k 2 90 280 3 20 no tr
KinrossG
Close 17.62 Feb
p15 377 0 49 3.3k 1 10 10 1 65
Lilly
Close 45.90 Jan
p40 3.9k 0 40 301 0 60 86 0 95
c50 4.5k 0 40 457 0 85 102 1 45
Lowes
Close 23.79 Jan
p22 50 4.5k 0 95 82 1 60 33 2 10
c27 50 2.9k 0 30 41 0 75 33 1 20
c30 3.1k 0 11 20 0 30 252 0 65
LVSands
Close 36.05 Dec
c45 3.1k 1 50 9 2 70 22 3 37
Macys
Close 18.42 Feb
c20 2.7k 0 70 21 1 40 no tr
MasterCd
Close 202.38 Jan
c250 2.4k 2 25 13 8 20 106 12
Mattel
Close 18.55 Jan
MBIA
Close 12.15 Feb
p6 131 0 40 5 0 90 2.4k 2 20
McDermInt
Close 32.45 Feb
p30 342 1 15 8.3k 2 30 21 3 70
c35 1.0k 1 35 8.4k 2 80 51 3 70
McDnlds
Close 62.57 Dec
p57 50 3.1k 0 60 110 1 35 12 1 35
p60 7.3k 1 10 442 1 90 3.2k 2 55
p62 50 2.5k 1 95 126 2 47 225 3 50
c65 7.8k 0 86 440 1 90 109 2 35
c67 50 3.8k 0 30 2.4k 1 11 92 1 55
Mechel
Close 22.66 Jan
c25 2.4k 0 95 59 2 05 9 3 40
Mellanox
Close 10.10 Dec
c10 no tr no tr 5.1k 1 25
MEMC
Close 29.92 Jan
c35 1.2k 1 05 3.0k 2 34 193 3 10
MensWear
Close 23.00 Feb
Merck
Close 31.45 Jan
p30 4.5k 0 60 77 1 15 381 1 65
c35 792 0 25 140 0 80 3.5k 1 25
Meritage
Close 24.76 Dec
p20 3.7k 1 05 31 2 60 1.4k 2 75
p25 593 3 70 4 60 4.5k 4 85
MerrillLyn
Close 28.05 Jan
p20 4.7k 0 70 85 1 15 3.8k 1 77
p22 50 2.7k 0 90 no tr 248 2 29
p25 2.5k 1 39 273 2 28 2.5k 3 25
c27 50 13k 2 20 no tr 1.0k 4 10
p27 50 18k 2 41 no tr 101 4 20
c30 1.9k 1 15 231 1 85 2.2k 2 60
Microsft fr
Close 25.40 Jan
p24 18k 0 62 1.7k 1 19 no tr
p25 4.6k 0 97 2.5k 1 59 2.7k 1 96
43
c25 2.3k 1 2.3k 2 1.6k 2 42
c26 9.8k 0 88 no tr 763 1 90
iShTrEn o
215,689
170,696
21,197
5,652
10,405
2,426
27,899
3,542
757
6
500
P Strike Last
Last
Last
INVESTORS.COM/OPTIONS
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
cJan10 20 435 8 60 pJan10 22 50 473 5 70

64.01 cJan10 22 50 237 3 36
cJan10 70 405 12 60 pJan10 25 371 7 05
ChespEng
40.89 cJan10 25 715 2 41
pJan10 40 402 8 pJan10 27 50 401 8 75
Ciena
4.23 cJan10 30 850 1 35
pJan09 2 50 400 0 90 pJan10 30 1.2k 11 30
Cisco
23.11 cJan10 40 906 0 42
pJan10 20 267 2 04 cJan10 45 238 0 18
cJan10 25 2.6k 3 35 cJan10 55 407 0 11
Celgene
Citigrp
SPX500
Rus2000
Rus2000
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
Bank Idx
Index
Price
Put 1207.08
Call 720.44
Call 720.44
Call 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Call 1207.08
Call 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Call 1207.08
Call 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Put 1207.08
Call 73.88
Nov
14k 0 49 5.4k 1 05 no tr
26k 0 27 4.7k 0 71 no tr
3.2k 0 14 901 0 52 no tr
2.1k 0 06 no tr 4.3k 0 59
MktVGold
Close 38.09 Dec
c33 1.9k 5 60 no tr 2.5k 6 90
c35 217 4 30 no tr 3.8k 5 90
c36 6.9k 3 67 no tr 72 5 40
MorgStan
Close 27.09 Jan
p7 50 18k 0 25 no tr 604 0 50
p10 5.8k 0 45 no tr 7.8k 1 05
p15 2.6k 1 13 no tr 725 2 10
p20 7.7k 2 958 2 60 4.7k 3 50
p22 50 2.1k 2 55 no tr 3.7k 4 30
p25 6.3k 3 30 1.0k 4 50 2.3k 5 40
c25 3.0k 5 80 2.4k 6 3.0k 6 70
p30 4.9k 5 80 465 6 19 1.0k 7 50
c30 10k 2 70 2.2k 3 40 2.7k 4 30
c35 4.5k 0 80 875 1 70 439 2 30
c40 2.4k 0 35 no tr 1.2k 0 95
p45
717 40 no tr 2.6k18 50
Mosaic
Close 95.28 Dec
c100 6.4k 6 80 2710 30 3711 70
Motorola
Close 7.58 Jan
p7 198 0 22 4.0k 0 38 no tr
p7 50 no tr no tr 4.4k 0 80
p8 310 0 70 4.7k 0 83 no tr
p9 120 1 40 no tr 4.2k 1 73
NavigCons
Close 19.94 Jan
c22 50 5.7k 0 60 10 0 90 no tr
NCity
Close 5.07 Jan
p5 1.0k 0 90 245 1 3.4k 1 40
c6 4.2k 0 20 no tr 2.6k 0 60
NetApp
Close 18.73 Dec
p17 50 37 0 70 1 1 25 3.2k 1 60
c20 659 0 80 2.0k 1 60 5.7k 1 75
c22 50 1.5k 0 25 no tr 5.7k 1
NetLogic
Close 32.43 Jan
c35 511 0 70 2.4k 1 80 28 2 74
NewsCpB
Close 13.04 Jan
p12 50 no tr 845 0 50 3.0k 0 60
NokiaCp
Close 19.97 Jan
c21 5.4k 0 80 79 1 15 64 1 55
NutriSys
Close 20.70 Dec
c22 50 3.0k 0 75 no tr 77 2 05
NwmtMn
Close 44.43 Dec
c42 50 2.4k 3 90 245 5 140 5 50
c45 2.2k 2 50 422 3 85 1.5k 4 40
c47 50 2.6k 1 54 132 2 87 652 3 10
c50 746 0 89 161 2 2.2k 2 42
OffcDep
Close 5.75 Jan
c7 50 1.2k 0 20 3.1k 0 30 458 0 55
OilSvcHT
Close 166.82 Jan
p150 2.3k 2 40 no tr no tr
OilSvHT fr
Close 166.82 Jan
p155 3.2k 3 40 7 6 50 10k 8 98
c155 19817 52 no tr 10k22 73
60
p170 13k 9 51812 55 no tr
c170 4.2k 7 21 no tr no tr
OilSvHT o
Close 166.82 Jan
c180 3.1k 3 61 no tr no tr
Oracle
Close 19.75 Dec
c19 4.8k 1 35 no tr 405 1 90
c21 1.6k 0 35 3.5k 0 65 616 1 10
c22 2.5k 0 10 1.1k 0 40 308 0 65
c23 123 0 05 294 0 15 7.8k 0 40
Palm Inc
Close 7.59 Feb
c7 50 2.7k 0 50 50 0 61 157 1 35
PeabdyE
Close 57.30 Dec
40
c60 3.8k 3 302 5 91 136 7
PepsiCo
Close 71.08 Jan
PetChina
Close 109.75 Dec
c130 3.4k 1 10 8 3 80 1 4 80
Petrobrs
Close 48.04 Jan
p37 50 868 0 60 no tr 2.5k 1 80
p40 14k 1 05 469 1 75 2.9k 2 60
p45 18k 2 33 327 3 50 39 3 90
c45 1.5k 5 63 72 6 73 5.7k 7 60
p47 50 3.5k 3 50 no tr 14 4 95
c47 50 937 4 no tr 3.7k 6 80
c50 9.4k 2 50 976 4 586 5 20
p50 1.5k 4 67 193 5 30 3.6k 7 10
c27
c28
c29
c30
43.60
cJan10 40 300 8 40
IBM
116.21
cJan10 110 295 19 80

Intel
28.05 MorgSt o
Close 8.25 Feb

10 1 90 8.0k 1 75 no tr
Close 179.58 Dec
p180 3.2k 13 12018 58 8522 60
c180 2.8k 13 23520 05 22223 40
c190 2.7k 8 40 11515 60 1.0k19 60
ProctGam
Close 68.04 Jan
p65 657 0 90 44 1 70 5.5k 2 60
c75 3.4k 0 16 21 0 62 2.2k 1 05
ProS UlShSP
Close 70.20 Dec
c71 2.6k 4 10 no tr 11 6 20
ProUltFin
Close 19.83 Dec
p19 2.8k 2 55 9 3 30 66 3 50
c20 2.3k 2 65 163 3 70 259 3 70
c21 3.3k 2 20 81 2 90 416 3 30
c22 3.2k 1 70 209 2 70 110 2 65
c23 2.7k 1 50 31 2 60 15 3
PS Agri
Close 33.28 Jan
c33 178 1 80 2.5k 2 55 146 3
PSh QQQ fr
Close 40.88 Dec
c47 4.9k 0 07 no tr 6 0 70
c48 2.4k 0 03 1.1k 0 17 10 0 37
p55 no tr no tr 2.8k14 10
PwNasd100 q Close 40.88 Dec
p37 4.9k 0 38 270 0 80 2 1 02
c37 4.2k 4 37 259 5 114 5 54
p38 15k 0 58 4.8k 1 02 260 1 40
c39 2.4k 2 78 no tr 811 4 09
p39 20k 0 79 1.1k 1 31 410 1 60
p40 66k 1 11 15k 1 67 669 1 95
c40 10k 2 14 no tr 856 3 35
p41 89k 1 14 no tr 1.2k 1 77
c41 15k 1 53 830 2 14 10 2 67
p42 54k 2 01 3.7k 2 54 888 2 50
c42 65k 1 03 2.6k 1 69 93 2 39
p43 34k 2 64 no tr 477 3 48
c43 52k 0 64 4.9k 1 25 28 1 70
c44 54k 0 40 11k 0 89 1 1 84
p44 18k 3 38 457 3 79 506 3 43
c45 19k 0 22 3.7k 0 61 519 0 97
p45 5.5k 4 22 749 4 25 40 4 04
c46 11k 0 13 6.0k 0 39 4 0 97
c49 3.2k 0 03 456 0 12 35 0 24
c50 10k 0 02 49 0 04 no tr
p53 no tr 95212 05 3.2k12 10
Qualcom
Close 45.96 Jan
p35 214 0 15 82 0 35 3.0k 0 96
p45 6.7k 1 88 867 3 05 90 3 90
c50 2.7k 0 87 511 1 95 493 2 76
c52 50 6.2k 0 41 824 1 30 168 1 90
c55 7.5k 0 20 1.2k 0 75 3.3k 1 26
QuestSft
Close 13.94 Jan
c15 3.2k 0 60 485 0 95 no tr
RaserTech
Close 4.79 Jan
p2 50 39k 0 10 no tr 20 0 50
p5 10k 1 20 no tr 24 1 80
c7 50 136 0 15 138 0 55 15k 1 10
RetailHT
Close 90.35 Jan
p90 9.1k 3 60 6 3 70 2.8k 6 20
c95 2.3k 1 80 77 3 94 109 5 15
p100 3.5k 10 no tr 2011 50
Riverbed
Close 13.30 Dec
c12 50 2.5k 1 35 3.0k 1 85 10 2 10
c15 3.2k 0 35 3.0k 0 90 20 1 20
RoyGld
Close 39.17 Jan
c35 395 4 70 25 5 70 4.1k 6 50
RschMotn
Close 97.84 Dec
26
p70 2.4k 1 393 1 99 369 3 35
p85 2.4k 4 10 234 5 10 227 7 30
p90 2.4k 5 70 320 7 43 538 9 45
p95 3.2k 7 55 98 9 50 22311 65
c100 4.5k 8 15 11010 55 183 13
p100 4.8k10 10 27711 95 1.1k 14
c105 2.5k 6 10 73 8 40 24010 70
c110 4.6k 4 35 296 6 45 202 8 90
c120 4.1k 2 09 358 3 70 109 5 95
p10
Potash
27.09
25 660 5 30 pJan09 30 412 4 90

30 609 7 80 cJan09 70 286 0 35
NewmntM
cJan10 60
OcciPet
44.43
330 3 85
81.24
351 11 34
cJan10 90
cJan10 100 421 9
PeabdyE
57.30
cJan10 65 342 13 40
cJan10 85 343 7 60
Petrobrs
425,218 2,358,043 4,014,485 Oil Idx

97,953 488,471 730,340 SemiconIdx
17,524 135,123 196,036 MidCap
11,784 153,962 172,045 Semicon q
8,839 50,072 69,055 Rus1000
3,097 20,848 64,928 UtlIdx
2,680 15,337
6,419 Air Idx
1,318 18,715 15,579 SP100 Eu q
542
5,659
3,803 GS Idx q
0
2,682
0 Am BioT
30
500
400 MS CYC
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
PMC Srra
pJan10 67 4.9k 6 90 cJan10 32 50 1.0k 1 70

30.50 cJan10 35 262 1 16
pJan10 15 3.0k 0 70 Mirant
23.47
MarshIls
22.82 pJan10 22 50 490 4
cJan10 17 50 280 5 70 Moodys
34.41
MBIA
12.15 cJan10 50 1.1k 4 40
cJan10 30 621 1 85 Morgan
40.80
McGrHill
37.20 cJan10 35 247 11
cJan10 40 653 6 40 cJan10 40 305 8 80
25.40
20 3.5k 1 90
20 1.3k 2 52
25 420 4 55
25 2.1k 3 60
27 50 1.6k 3 30
27 50 1.2k 5
30 5.7k 2 44
30 399 6 55
Put
Open
Interest Index
Oct
48.04
pJan10 22 50 1.2k 0 95
Close 37.79 Dec

p36 235 0 95 no tr 12k 1 65
c36 50 2 65 no tr 12k 3 70
SP Engy q
Close 70.00 Dec
p60 277 0 50 41 0 96 33k 1 42
p63 3.7k 0 92 50 1 66 184 2 12
p68 no tr 27k 3 45 136 3 90
c75 9.5k 1 40 no tr 3.1k 3 75
SP Fnc fr
Close 20.55 Dec
p17 5.1k 0 49 no tr 285 0 97
SP Fncl
Close 20.55 Dec
p18 11k 0 72 665 1 08 903 1 24
c19 2.6k 2 68 5 3 79 3 10
p19 12k 1 2.1k 1 42 170 1 67
c20 4.2k 2 06 418 2 43 718 2 58
p20 45k 1 41 546 1 75 2.3k 2 03
p21 10k 1 85 209 2 25 10k 2 56
c21 8.4k 1 49 345 1 82 507 2 05
p22 4.1k 2 41 171 2 62 1.5k 3 05
c22 36k 1 04 487 1 42 18k 1 64
p23 5.7k 3 10 1 3 10 950 3 70
c23 13k 0 70 1.0k 1 07 1.8k 1 25
c24 15k 0 48 159 0 79 1.5k 0 93
c25 18k 0 31 no tr 1.2k 0 70
p25 6.2k 4 65 no tr 2 5
c26 22k 0 20 no tr 276 0 50
SP Tech
Close 20.31 Dec
c21 145 0 50 35 0 70 2.3k 0 90
c22 7.0k 0 20 3 0 40 67 0 50
SpdGld nya
Close 89.18 Dec
c84 85 7 50 534 9 2.6k10 20
c85 7.1k 7 10 139 8 90 109 9 70
c87 3.1k 5 90 127 7 60 59 8 80
p88 886 4 20 5.0k 5 70 2 6 60
c90 5.7k 4 58 3.5k 6 30 1.0k 7 30
c91 2.3k 4 20 74 5 70 36 6 80
c92 4.5k 3 90 5.0k 5 60 78 6 40
c93 2.4k 3 50 27 4 80 41 5 90
c100 2.4k 1 80 483 3 381 4
SPDR
Close 121.31 Dec
p92 11 0 10 2.6k 0 31 991 0 68
p93 no tr 2.4k 0 43 710 0 73
p96 512 0 17 2.3k 0 63 no tr
p97 220 0 19 5.1k 0 70 41 1 03
p100 2.2k 0 30 978 0 91 no tr
p105 5.2k 0 58 211 1 50 no tr
p106 6.3k 0 70 76 1 65 no tr
p108 2.2k 0 90 243 1 91 no tr
p109 2.3k 1 158 2 no tr
p110 6.9k 1 07 714 2 32 no tr
p111 2.8k 1 28 998 2 55 no tr
p112 8.2k 1 40 1.0k 2 81 no tr
p113 7.4k 1 58 223 2 93 no tr
p114 5.8k 1 87 478 3 no tr
p116 11k 2 37 2.0k 3 90 no tr
SPDR fr
Close 121.31 Dec
p115 16k 2 07 2.0k 3 40 no tr
p117 15k 2 62 1.0k 4 15 no tr
c117 5.9k 6 60 no tr 1017 38
p118 9.0k 2 93 2.1k 4 65 no tr
c119 2.4k 5 20 no tr 516 94
p119 11k 3 10 414 4 95 no tr
c120 17k 4 75 2.4k 6 45 5 15
p120 50k 2 73 3.7k 5 15 no tr
p121 35k 4 10 no tr no tr
c121 9.6k 4 34 2.1k 5 85 no tr
p122 16k 4 40 411 6 20 no tr
c122 10k 3 70 no tr no tr
c123 17k 3 15 1.0k 4 85 314 15
p123 19k 4 20 1.5k 6 60 no tr
p124 37k 5 50 1.7k 6 80 no tr
c124 24k 2 69 3.8k 4 40 1013 78
p125 21k 6 30 2.9k 7 80 no tr
c125 23k 2 35 no tr 112 75
SPDR q
Close 121.31 Dec
c126 26k 2 29 2.1k 3 30 886 4 25
SP Bas
Oct
Total
Put
Vol.
Call
Open
Interest
Put
Open
Interest
300
104
54
27
9
0
0
10
14
0
98
205
122
78
125
266
379
1
67
0
10
0
700
228
4
132
19
0
0
57
206
0
0
26
222
513
241
184
0
310
145
0
98
0
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
Oct
Nov
p126 31k 5 95 no tr no tr US OilFd

Close 87.62 Jan
c127 13k 1 77 no tr 2 4 45 p70 5.6k 0 55 28 1 20 435 2 65
p127 9.4k 7 40 no tr no tr p73 7.8k 0 78 7.5k 1 72 no tr
c128 12k 1 34 351 2 56 130 3 43 c78 3.3k11 30 5712 70 112 75
p128 5.5k 6 90 789 7 83 no tr p80 2.7k 2 30 757 3 93 179 5 60
c129 12k 1 08 no tr 3.5k 2 97 p81 4.6k 2 55 18 3 90 3 5 80
p129 3.3k 9 05 558 9 25 no tr p83 650 3 15k 5 10 31 6 80
p130 7.1k 9 60 73610 70 2.1k11 80 p85 4.2k 4 196 6 252 7 80
c130 26k 0 84 2.4k 1 95 8 2 83 p86 2.9k 4 50 185 6 50 22 8 20
c131 5.2k 0 67 2.9k 1 57 no tr p88 3.5k 5 50 137 7 50 26 9 48
p132 no tr no tr 2.7k13 05 c88 2.6k 5 143 6 80 102 9 40
c132 8.1k 0 51 2.0k 1 40 450 2 02 c90 4.7k 4 20 2.2k 6 10 199 8 30
Close 26.52 Dec
c133 2.2k 0 38 no tr no tr Utdhlth
c135 3.6k 0 21 no tr 3 1 59 p25 2.8k 1 962 1 41 32 2
Close 16.23 Dec
c137 2.9k 0 14 158 0 55 no tr UtdRentl
SpdrGold nya Close 89.18 Jan p17 50 no tr no tr 3.0k 1 80
p76 4.0k 0 65 142 1 35 no tr
c79 4.8k11 30 1 12 no tr
SprintNex
Close 6.50 Feb
c7 465 0 30 2.3k 0 60 no tr
sT Homebl
Close 20.32 Dec
c21 4.9k 1 08 no tr 1 2 95
sT Retail
Close 31.37 Dec
p29 8.0k 0 60 26 1 55 10k 2
p30 20 0 86 14 1 95 10k 2 50
c33 3.6k 1 25 no tr 1.0k 2 85
p33 2.4k 2 60 no tr 500 3 30
c34 8.5k 0 70 no tr 170 2 15
c35 213 0 52 no tr 30k 1 70
c36 7.6k 0 40 2 0 95 no tr
STEC
Close 7.84 Feb
p10 104 2 10 2.2k 2 40 no tr
sTKbwRB
Close 38.94 Dec
25
p35 3.4k 2 no tr 117 3 80
STMicroel
Close 11.65 Jan
c10 no tr 3.0k 1 85 150 2 10
SunMicro
Close 7.69 Jan
p8 4.4k 0 65 3.5k 0 95 143 1 22
c8 2.0k 0 42 2.7k 0 69 60 1 01
27
p10 6.6k 2 no tr no tr
Sunoco
Close 38.90 Feb
p35 511 1 40 2.3k 2 50 no tr
SunTrust
Close 53.88 Jan
p55 501 6 60 289 9 20 6.0k11 50
p60 301 9 10 10912 10 5.8k14 60
SwnEngy
Close 35.01 Dec
c40 2.2k 1 05 250 2 60 97 2 90
Symntc
Close 19.40 Jan
c20 458 0 55 2.3k 1 10 172 1 35
p20 220 1 15 2.3k 1 50 488 1 65
TaiwSem o
Close 9.62 Jan
c10 2.2k 0 25 no tr 21 0 85
Target
Close 49.80 Jan
p45 2.8k 1 14 825 2 15 373 3 20
p47 50 2.8k 1 89 1.4k 2 82 760 3 81
p50 2.0k 2 95 289 3 70 3.9k 5 25
c52 50 2.4k 1 73 86 3 65 2.6k 4 30
p55 2.9k 5 95 29 6 40 4.9k 8
c55 2.5k 1 118 2 14 150 3 30
c57 50 6.6k 0 55 413 1 45 45 2 39
c60 6.1k 0 29 29 1 05 3.9k 1 71
Tesoro
Close 17.39 Feb
c17 50 2.2k 1 58 1.2k 2 36 2 3 50
c20 4.5k 0 70 644 1 35 no tr
22
p20 5.1k 3 54 4 no tr
Teva
Close 44.27 Dec
c45 2.3k 1 01 no tr 55 2 35
TexasInst
Close 22.71 Jan
c22 50 3.3k 1 11 3.4k 1 70 147 2 08
c25 2.4k 0 30 141 0 66 140 1 06
ThornbMtg
Close 0.37 Jan
c2 50 no tr no tr 3.2k 0 05
TimeWarn
Close 13.89 Jan
p14 3.8k 0 80 396 1 05 no tr
UAL Cp
Close 11.80 Dec
p10 3.1k 1 50 80 2 65 410 3 10
c12 50 2.3k 2 05 43 3 10 23 3 60
c15 2.2k 1 35 587 2 35 121 2 50
UPS B
Close 65.88 Jan
p60 2.8k 0 75 2.4k 1 45 154 2 45
UrbnOut
Close 33.54 Dec
c35 5.2k 1 15 16 2 51 150 2 75
US Bancp
Close 35.00 Dec
p22 50 60 0 30 no tr 2.5k 0 75
p35 2.5k 2 31 16 2 90 85 3 70
Close 32.00 Dec

p30 2.3k 1 46 6 2 30 153 2 93
c34 3.6k 1 45 906 2 46 7 3 50
10
c35 2.4k 1 55 2 04 588 2 47
Verizon o
Close 32.03 Jan
c35 9.8k 0 20 417 0 56 97 1 15
p35 7.1k 3 60 60 3 55 no tr
VimpelC
Close 21.64 Jan
p20 4.3k 1 35 no tr 45 2 60
WA Mutl
Close 3.33 Jan
50
29
c2 7.4k 1 no tr 1.4k 1 65
p2 50 15k 0 69 no tr 698 1 13
c4 13k 0 72 398 0 95 1.3k 1 18
p4 5.0k 1 69 353 1 91 167 2 20
c5 13k 0 45 138 0 65 2.6k 0 83
c6 4.2k 0 30 311 0 54 761 0 70
c7 50 no tr no tr 2.7k 0 45
Wachovia
Close 16.60 Jan
p5 2.8k 0 30 no tr 58 0 75
p7 50 3.3k 0 52 no tr 2.8k 1 30
p10 4.0k 0 90 65 1 57 224 2 15
p12 50 4.6k 1 45 no tr no tr
p15 4.4k 2 30 no tr 1.0k 4 20
c15 3.0k 2 70 291 3 20 1.1k 4 10
p17 50 15k 3 75 no tr 846 5 60
c17 50 21k 1 40 no tr no tr
c19 2.9k 1 29 2 30 184 2 60
c20 6.5k 0 80 113 1 25 569 2
p20 2.8k 5 50 no tr 236 7 10
c22 50 6.1k 0 40 no tr 711 1 45
c47 50 no tr no tr 2.6k 0 05
WalMart
Close 58.89 Dec
p50 2.2k 0 23 1.0k 0 54 20 0 88
p57 50 3.2k 1 53 196 2 31 651 2 78
p60 3.7k 2 65 550 3 52 40 3 65
c60 3.7k 1 57 764 2 65 913 3
c62 50 8.0k 0 75 2.0k 1 55 259 1 90
c65 3.3k 0 30 1.5k 0 89 561 1 23
WellsFrgo
Close 35.18 Jan
p22 50 31k 0 40 no tr 686 1 50
p25 11k 0 70 no tr 702 1 95
p27 50 3.4k 1 no tr 15 0 10
p30 2.3k 1 50 100 2 45 1.6k 3 50
p31 382 1 75 5 2 60 2.8k 3 70
p32 50 2.1k 2 20 no tr 60k 4 20
p35 14k 3 10 462 4 30 618 5 60
c35 20k 2 85 375 3 80 1.2k 4 70
p36 3.7k 3 50 139 4 50 703 5 60
c37 50 5.9k 1 90 no tr 5.7k 3 50
c40 6.9k 1 430 1 55 1.7k 2 50
Wyeth
Close 38.02 Jan
p32 50 3.2k 0 15 no tr no tr
Xerox
Close 12.40 Jan
Xilinx
Close 23.02 Dec
c22 50 1.7k 1 30 4.6k 1 70 no tr
XTO Energy
Close 52.44 Feb
p45 194 0 85 3.9k 1 80 57 3
p50 2.4k 2 20 48 2 71 no tr
c55 2.4k 2 30 715 3 70 2 6 60
c60 3.0k 0 95 2.6k 2 10 31 4 50
c65 no tr 2.3k 1 20 5.0k 2 90
Yahoo
Close 18.68 Jan
p17 50 2.5k 0 79 no tr 280 1 90
c20 2.8k 0 90 98 1 54 1.0k 2 17
c21 2.3k 0 64 272 1 21 86 1 85
c22 50 2.5k 0 40 no tr 852 1 28
c25 2.9k 0 18 no tr 1.0k 0 70
c27 50 2.5k 0 09 no tr 7.2k 0 35
Yamana
Close 10.51 Jan
c10 2.4k 1 31 177 1 95 2.3k 2 25
c11 5.1k 0 86 182 1 39 439 1 89
ValeroE
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Schlmb
89.94 SP Engy q
18.07 pJan10 40 3.6k 0 70 cDec09 104
cJan10 17 50 347 2 56 pJan10 90 396 14 50 cDec09 105
cJan10 20 437 1 46 cJan10 100 269 12 78 SP Fncl
PwNasd100
40.88 SiriusXM
0.89 cJan10 20
pJan10 30 262 1 36 cJan10 2 50 693 0 25 pJan10 20
cJan10 45 253 4 24
70.00 cJan10 21
cJan10 70 1.1k 0 10 SP Eng q
35 cJan10 22
PwNasd100 q
40.88 pDec09 55 333 3
pJan10 22
cDec09 36 255 9 78 pDec09 63 380 5 80 cJan10 24
pDec09 36 300 2 79 pDec09 65 306 6 55 cJan10 25
pDec09 43 251 5 05 pDec09 67 604 7 35 pJan10 25
QwestCm
3.45 pDec09 68 254 7 75
cJan10 5 1.4k 0 36 pDec09 74 248 11 05 cJan10 30
SPDR
RetailHT
90.35 cDec09 75 10k 10 02
pJan10 75 550 5 50 pDec09 75 10k 11 35 pDec09 70
pDec10 70
pJan10 100 604 16 80 SP Engy
70.00 pDec09 80
RschMotn
97.84
05
pJan10 90 506 19 80 cJan10 75 20k 9 47 pDec09 85
pJan10
75
20k
11
pDec09 90
Rus2000
720.44
cDec09 7500 350 cJan10 95 1.2k 3 70 pDec10 100
cJan10 100 468 2 86 pDec09 100
82 20
Pfizer
Total
Call
Vol.
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
5.6k
no tr 1.5k 4 32 SanDisk
Close 22.25 Jan
c55 4.9k 409 2 42 377 3 50 p15 2.2k 0 37 no tr 97 1 50
p55 2.8k
32 8 10 8 82 c20 3.9k 3 80 no tr 658 5 35
c57 50 1.1k
no tr 2.6k 2 65 c25 3.1k 1 50 no tr 450 2 70
PetrobrsA
Close 38.57 Dec c30 3.7k 0 38 no tr 1.2k 0 85
c40 no tr no tr 3.0k 4 70 SearsHldg
Close 96.82 Dec
Petrohawk
Close 25.72 Dec c80 2.4k16 60 no tr 1119 60
c25 2.6k 3 30 134 5 201 4 90 SemicHlTr
Close 24.98 Feb
c30 4.0k 1 30 176 2 45 1.2k 3 c24 35 2 10 3.1k 2 21 no tr
Pfizer
Close 18.07 Dec c25 50 1 18 8.4k 1 59 50 2 22
p17 50 4.3k 0 48 1.5k 0 83 537 0 96 SmurfStne
Close 5.59 Feb
c20 5.3k 0 16 5.7k 0 30 1.9k 0 41 p5 122 0 35 4.0k 0 50 no tr
LinearTch
18.50
pJan10 20 2.3k 3 90
cJan10 20 2.2k 2 75
50
cJan10 22 288 1 93
cJan10 25 255 1 30
IntgDv
8.41 MerrLyn
cJan10 7 50 248 2 05 pJan10
iShBraz
62.95 pJan10
pJan10 65 750 13 Microsft
iShCh25
36.62 pJan10
cJan10 60 246 1 65 pJan11
iShEMkt
35.96 cJan10
pJan10 25 398 1 58 pJan10
pJan10 35 623 4 80 cJan10
6.10 iShREst
61.28 pJan10
1 55 pJan10 55 506 7 40 cJan10
2 24 iShRs2000
71.95 pJan10
Call
Open
Interest
1 90
1 25
8 10
0 85
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Honeywell
Total
Put
Vol.
70.00 pDec09 105 1.3k 6 70

379 2 18 pDec09 110 1.0k 8 40
280 2 06 pDec09 115 393 9 45
20.55 pDec09 150 276 31 40
4.0k 4 25 SpdrGld
89.18
4.1k 3 95 cJan10 75 671 22 80
1.3k 3 77 cJan10 140 449 5 50
40
6.9k 3 SunMicro
7.69
5.3k 5 pJan11 10 248 3 35
289 2 75 SwstAirl
14.76
1.0k 2 35 pJan10 12 50 448 2 50
270 6 50 Synaptcs o
51.49
1.0k 1 06 pJan10 10 232 0 40
121.31
1 06
2 32
1 87
2 46
3 55
8 50
4 95
402
500
800
807
268
368
650
Target
49.80
cJan10 40 20k 16 75
TCF Fncl
20.02
pJan10 12 50 750 1
UtdhlthGp
26.52
cJan10 20 237 9 20
pJan10 30 1.2k 6 50
VarianS o
61.82
cJan09 33 38 457 1 30
WA Mutl
3.33
1 34
1 90
1 30
0 98
0 60
Wachovia
16.60
pJan10 12 50 1.0k 3 90
pJan10 15 2.0k 5 50
cJan10 17 50 331 4 50
WeathfInt
31.51
pJan10 35 912 8 50
WellsFrgo
35.18
cJan10 35 340 7 60
Yahoo
18.68
pJan10 20 344 4 90
Yamana
10.51
cJan10 10 497 3 90
YingliGr
13.29
50
pDec08 12 311 1 75
pJan10
cJan10
cJan10
cJan10
cJan10
2 50
2 50
5
7 50
10
817
623
363
500
345
MAKING MONEY
B1
RELEVANT FACTS,
RULES & SKILLS
THE BIG PICTURE
NYSE + Nasdaq Stocks On The Move
Stock Market Gives Back Fridays Surge

As Rescue Undermines Dollar, Boosts Oil
Stocks with high volume vs. 50-day avg., reflecting heavy institutional action. 80 EPS & 80 RS or better are boldfaced.
BY JONAH KERI
Stocks dived Monday as the governments $700 billion mortgage rescue plan triggered a huge drop in
the U.S. dollar and a corresponding
spike in oil prices.
The Nasdaq tumbled 4.2%, the
S&P 500 3.8%. The NYSE composite and Dow industrials both
plunged 3.3%. Small caps fell hardest as the S&P 600 swooned 4.2%.
Volume turned sharply lower,
closing below average.
Trading sank 51% on the Nasdaq
and 54% on the NYSE compared
withFridays options-expiration-inflated levels. It was the first session
of below-average trading for the
NYSE in 2 1/2 weeks.
The big price losses in light turnover pointed to a dearth in buying
interest on Wall Street.
That ran in contrast to the action
seen Thursday and Friday, when
the market sprang higher after a big
scare from the financial sector earlier in the week.
Still, uncertainty returned Monday as investors weighed a $700 billion plan that would allow the U.S.
Treasuryto buy badloans from troubled banks, part of a broader effort
to prop up the faltering financial industry.
However, the fear was not as intense. Not only was volume lower,
but the put-call ratio finished at
0.91. It peaked at 1.30 last week as
more bearish puts traded hands vs.
bullish calls.
Concerns over such large-scale
rescue spending sent the greenback
down hard against the euro and the
yen.
Oil prices, tied directly to the dollar, notched their biggest one-day
price gain in history.
October crude surged as high as
$130 a barrel, up more than $25.
Prices pulled back from those highs
Mondays action:
Stocks plummet as rescue
plan sends dollar plunging,
oil spiking
Current outlook:
Market in correction
Leaders up in volume:
Randgold ResourcesGOLD
Leaders down in volume:
BalchemBCPC
BuckleBKE
but still settled up $16.37, or 16%, at

$120.92 a barrel. Trading turned
most volatile near the close, as Monday marked the last day of the October oil futures contract.
Meanwhile, remaining investment banks Morgan StanleyMS and
Goldman SachsGS asked for and
received permission from federal
regulators to reincorporate as bank
holding companies.
The decision means that Goldman
and Morgan Stanley will be able to
not only set up commercial bank
subsidiaries to take deposits, giving
them a major resource base, but
will also have the same access as
other commercial banks to the
Feds emergency loan program.
They will also have to abide by
stricter banking regulations. That
will greatly reduce their leverage,
which got them into trouble in the
first place.
Goldmans stock sank 7% on Monday. Morgans stock edged slightly
lower, as Mitsubishi UFJ agreed
to buy a stake in the company.
The future of Washington MutualWM, the nations biggest thrift, remained uncertain. The subject of
both takeover and bailout rumors,
WaMu slid 22% on Monday.
The stock market remains in a correction, one thats been in place for
several weeks after the July-August
rally petered out. The Nasdaq, Dow
and S&P 500 all ran back up to their

50-day moving averages Friday
after the markets two-day rebound. But all three ran into resistance at that level, then turned
sharply lower Monday.
Several big companies announced
stock buyback plans.
MicrosoftMSFT approved the repurchase of $40 billion worth of
shares, adding to a previous $40 billion buyback program. The software titan also said it was boosting
its quarterly dividend to 13 cents
per share from 11 cents per share.
Footwear and apparel maker NikeNKE said it would buy $5 billion of
its own stock over four years, upon
completion of an earlier four-year,
$3 billion buyback program that
started in 2006.
Computerhardware and IT services provider Hewlett-PackardHPQ
said it was buying back an additional $8 billion in stock on top of the
$1.6 billion in shares it bought in its
fiscal third quarter.
Still, most of the market struggled.
Beleaguered home builders got
whacked. The Dow transports skidded 5.1% on oils huge move.
The yield on the benchmark
10-year Treasury note climbed to
3.83% from 3.80% Friday. Last
week, Treasury prices rallied and
yields dropped, with the threemonth T-bill yield hitting a 68-year
low near 0%.
Gold prices also spiked on Monday. Comex gold for December delivery rose $44.30 to settle at $909
per ounce.
Few leading stocks suffered major
damage. But thats largely because
most top-rated equities have already taken big losses lately, leaving
few leaders in strong shape.
00 M O R E C O V E R A G E O N N E X T P A G E
00 I N T R A D A Y M A R K E T U P D A T E S
AVAILABLE SIX TIMES A DAY
AT INVESTORS.COM/MARKETS
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk

6 Rnk Str Dis High NYSE Stock
Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg
65 71 76 C+
96 82 83 C+
77 81 91 C
87 81 74 C
76 73 79 B
85 98 70 C+
96 94 82 B
52.65
101.6
108.4
82.21
33.00
137.0
52.28
Goldcorp o
GG
Bard C R o
BCR
BPT
BP Prdhoe o
PXD
PionrNtr o
Watson Phar o WPI
HES
Hess o
AmphenlA o APH
36.29
96.01
100.3
55.25
28.90
95.45
45.40
+4.11 21,508
+1.03 1,139
+3.57 375
+1.38 3,184
+0.61 1,579
+0.67 6,647
+0.50 1,899
+67
+52
+51
+48
+38
+31
+27
80 90 58 B
95 98 81 C+
12 65 4 D
89 60 96 A
67 74 55 C
46 66 23 B
55 25 79 D
93 55 92 A
91 93 61 A
99 96 96 B+
65 22 86 A
94 63 96 A+
85 97 53 D
68 66 83 D+
74 85 55 B
50 78 31 D
27 58 19 B
12 24 16 B
63 66 63 C+
59 25 85 B+
61 32 92 B
71 48 86 B+
79 98 35 C
77 57 72 B
34 76 23 D+
47 12 64 B
60 95 34 B
98 78 98 A+
69 88 42 C+
21 11 36 B
51 61 58 D
42 82 24 C
72 26 79 A
71 75 47 C
79 81 55 B
90 79 70 D
84 92 56 D
62 91 40 C+
68 98 29 C+
44.63
57.45
85.20
31.90
39.79
57.59
52.15
35.29
28.35
66.86
50.29
73.52
140.8
27.16
76.75
62.90
72.31
47.35
68.50
44.32
75.08
78.55
218.2
29.63
74.99
115.9
93.77
46.37
37.15
60.36
69.00
201.0
35.62
60.40
33.68
69.19
57.87
44.98
50.07
HeicoA
EmpNcChle
RTI Intl o
BcSouth
Ruddick
BritSky
Arbitron
Piedmnt Nat o
TALIntl
Buckle o
CHEnergy
Landauer
SPXo
ChungTel o
PhilLD
Esterline
TelData
LloydsTSB
Target o
HNICorp o
DeltcTmbr
NwNtGas
CNOOC o
AtmosEngy
Rostelecom
EverstRe
Kookmin o
RockTen o
Actuant o
ForestCA
CardlHth o
POSCO o
EthanAlln o
NatcoGp A o
IntrDat
CharlsRvLb
GardnrDen o
Tupperwre o
Gafisa n o
31.63
45.05
20.45
27.64
31.69
32.03
46.88
31.52
22.79
56.33
44.49
69.33
96.72
23.06
54.18
41.11
35.79
20.53
49.80
28.13
64.96
51.09
127.0
27.09
47.40
85.76
50.63
44.11
27.14
32.05
49.81
101.2
29.44
44.82
25.74
59.57
38.04
28.70
26.19
0.98 221
7.28 477
3.05 2,333
2.31 3,486
3.31 978
0.99 167
0.87 729
1.72 901
1.20 233
5.22 1,624
4.41 144
3.92 127
4.43 1,454
1.18 2,056
4.40 354
2.26 592
4.21 532
1.99 1,625
3.52 20,847
3.12 841
3.17 107
2.81 285
2.07 1,041
1.01 729
13.6 274
9.24 865
1.61 1,236
1.75 774
0.96 706
2.57 971
1.09 3,318
4.94 1,136
0.59 948
0.85 338
1.02 387
1.74 874
2.53 1,071
1.01 1,420
1.24 1,257
+268
+221
+214
+195
+187
+137
+122
+117
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+53
+48
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+48
+48
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+43
HEIA
EOC
RTI
BXS
RDK
BSY
ARB
PNY
TAL
BKE
CHG
LDR
SPW
CHT
PHI
ESL
TDS
LYG
TGT
HNI
DEL
NWN
CEO
ATO
ROS
RE
KB
RKT
ATU
FCEA
CAH
PKX
ETH
NTG
IDC
CRL
GDI
TUP
GFA
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk

Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
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6 Rnk Str
99 93 99 A+
85 72 95 B
99 97 99 B
84 89 82 C+
39.32
56.28
65.84
52.59
LifePtnrs
Randgold o
DXP Enterpr
Gulf Isl o
LPHI
GOLD
DXPE
GIFI
36.03
46.52
66.81
39.30
+1.30
+6.55
+2.54
+0.57
167
1,970
193
178
+113
+67
+24
+23
98 89 98 A+
69 82 47 C
73 16 98 B+
72 84 51 C+
99 86 94 B
77 72 85 B
64 81 45 D
71 67 54 B+
92 69 86 A
53 73 43 D+
59 87 33 D+
69 70 74 D+
99 84 93 A+
41 74 33 D
88 87 64 B
89 83 71 A
61 50 76 A
62 55 78 B+
62 76 34 D
72 35 85 B+
74 76 58 D
77 38 97 A
69 96 43 B
63 74 33 D
87 73 96 C+
83 59 93 B
85 75 92 A
27 57 22 D
76 24 94 A
93 79 91 A
81 65 82 B+
81 85 43 B
48 72 21 C
25 15 11 C+
97 99 84 B+
93 67 90 B
44 6 76 B
88 72 85 A
79 88 66 B+
25 65 11 E
99 96 95 A+
74 73 80 B
18.37
40.95
40.00
39.95
29.99
39.50
24.70
26.98
80.47
41.74
32.38
28.74
26.78
40.70
26.44
36.50
27.10
28.40
28.96
19.15
34.00
29.00
66.30
35.03
35.89
18.45
25.80
56.40
32.77
35.96
53.99
50.68
33.67
48.78
30.91
40.09
34.46
58.55
36.49
46.49
24.27
22.50
EnsignGp n
NICE Sys o
CougarB n
StdMicro
Balchem o
Scansrce o
PrtnrComm
SterlCons
ArchCap o
EchoStar n o
NetApp o
Hibbett o
SouthsBc
SciGames o
Res Care
J2GlblC o
ACI Wwde o
Insight Ent
ApogeE o
InsitfTch o
ProgSftw o
SteveMdn o
FocusMed o
PwrIntg n o
CardioNet n
ShoeCrnvl
ShndCm
VarianSm o
TricoBcsh
McGthR o
CRAIntl
Hittite o
PricSmrt
Zoltek o
LMI Aerospc
OldDomFrt o
FEI o
SilgnHld o
Viasat
InVentiv o
Websns o
OceanFt
ENSG
NICE
CGRB
SMSC
BCPC
16.99
27.59
36.93
27.69
28.88
32.34
17.76
18.91
74.00
27.05
18.73
21.14
24.77
23.63
19.20
24.64
19.37
16.11
16.30
16.49
26.21
26.79
30.00
24.67
27.15
17.05
21.17
26.22
20.80
30.32
41.66
33.52
17.86
18.23
22.83
32.09
24.88
55.26
24.21
17.59
23.10
17.98
1.38 229
1.30 595
1.37 212
1.11 329
0.62 213
1.80 342
0.94 308
1.53 172
6.46 767
1.18 468
2.39 14,434
0.81 1,504
0.73 115
0.87 2,431
0.78 299
2.18 631
0.76 578
0.67 796
0.92 632
1.07 380
0.92 423
0.81 434
1.19 5,242
0.78 602
0.59 268
0.60 159
3.03 96
2.67 1,804
12.0 87
0.96 124
2.98 108
1.10 372
1.21 153
1.64 1,033
1.37 110
2.10 1,170
1.92 528
2.28 275
1.08 247
0.71 878
0.88 863
2.02 85
+282
+111
+108
+108
+100
+87
+85
+83
+80
+79
+75
+65
+64
+61
+56
+55
+53
+52
+52
+51
+50
+47
+47
+45
+44
+41
+41
+39
+39
+38
+38
+37
+37
+36
+36
+36
+36
+33
+33
+31
+30
+30
SCSC
PTNR
STRL
ACGL
SATS
NTAP
HIBB
SBSI
SGMS
RSCR
JCOM
ACIW
NSIT
APOG
INSU
PRGS
SHOO
FMCN
POWI
BEAT
SCVL
SHEN
VSEA
TCBK
MGRC
CRAI
HITT
PSMT
ZOLT
LMIA
ODFL
FEIC
SLGN
VSAT
VTIV
WBSN
OCFC
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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 6 16 73 CommlSvcsSchools
2 9 24 191 InsuranceBrokers
3 2 2 174 RetailDiscnt&Vari
4 7 20 32 MdcalOutpnt/HmCr
5 5 4 26 ElecMilitarySystems
6 21 34 163 ComptrSftwrMdcl
7 1 3 51 MedicalGenetics
8 10 17 98 RtailClthing/Shoe
9 3 6 38 MedicalBiomed/Bth
10 11 26 22 Mdical/DntalSrvcs
11 16 18 25 MedicalProducts
12 31 78 65 Retail/WhlsleFood
13 43 79 117 MdcalNrsngHmes
14 35 40 100 BldgCnstrPrds/Msc
15 18 77 158 BldgPaint&Allied
16 38 8 85 BldgA/C&HeatingP
17 8 5 56 LeisrTys/Gms/Hbby
18 13 39 153 RetlWhsleBldgPrds
19 41 60 126 RetailDrugStores
20 47121 151 BanksWst/Sthwst
21 20 56 20 MedicalSystems/Eqp
22 19 43 15 MedicalEthicalDrgs
23 84 157 189 Fincecnsmer/CmlLns
24 17 7 92 TrnsportationTrck
25 25 52 134 ComlSvcsScrty
26 45 19 58 CommlSvcsMisc
27 30 11 24 PollutionCntrlSvcs
28 12 1 49 MchnryGenIndstrl
29 27 22 42 ChemicalsSpecialty
30 29 80 128 ApprelClthingMfg
31 15 28 160 RtailHmeFrnshngs
32 14 9 176 ComptrPrphrlEqp
33 63 124 140 RetailMisc
34 66 102 46 InsrncePrp/Cas/Titl
35 65 93 27 Soap&ClngPreparat
36 75 122 123 BanksSoutheast
37 36 63 193 CompterNetwrking
38 98 109 119 HousehldApplncs
39 55 14 71 PollutnCntrlEqp
40 28 32 60 ComptrSftwrEntr
41 81 73 55 CmmlSvcsCnsltng
42 46 99 68 InvstmntBankers
43 78 57 45 Cosmetics/PersnlCre
44 48 59 124 FoodConfectionery
45 89 166 166 BanksSuprRgional
46 39 46 39 MetalProc&Fabrica
47 34 12 8 EnergyOther
48 23 10 167 BldgMntnance&S
49 24 29 21 TransportationRail
50 50 21 64 InternetSoftware
51 59 23 86 CmpterTechSrvcs
52 70 98 41 UtilityGasDstribtn
53 103 76 157 TelecomEquipment
54 76 123 108 BanksMidwest
55 37 51 72 FoodMscPrparation
56 33 133 138 Retail/WhlsleJwlry
57 32 44 194 IntrnetNtwrkSltns
58 53 41 3 Oil&GasUSExplPro
59 88 111 66 BanksNortheast
60 54 42 109 MedcalHospitals
61 124 158 90 HsholdofficFurnitr
62 58 165 14 Oil&GasIntlExplPr
63 44 85 148 Rtail/WhlsleAt/Prts
64 97 118 164 BldgWoodPrds
65 62 61 113 CmmlSvcsMrktRch
66 22 48 23 MedicalGenercDrgs
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94
96
92
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87
90
93
93
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79
85
88
83
92
..
86
92
81
..
79
88
88
92
90
86
81
..
83
88
84
..
86
88
..
91
86
90
85
83
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83
80
76
85
93
81
84
80
78
78
86
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77
84
83
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80
..
86
84
+5.12.4
4.41.2
+27.44.9
+1.11.3
+14.62.9
6.32.7
+1.71.6
3.14.6
7.02.9
9.42.0
5.01.6
+1.13.3
10.62.7
2.05.3
+4.83.8
+21.93.4
+15.42.6
+11.44.2
+10.51.6
13.08.9
11.9 2.4
10.8 2.2
6.12.6
+11.1 4.8
11.2 3.5
11.6 2.6
+11.0 1.1
+1.83.2
7.23.0
0.0 5.2
+3.74.4
10.9 3.3
19.9 5.0
4.54.7
+2.82.3
7.44.3
25.9 4.2
+0.73.0
0.24.2
23.0 2.9
6.12.8
34.4 6.0
5.02.7
+13.5 0.4
10.1 11
11.6 4.0
13.2 2.9
+5.20.6
+26.0 3.6
10.1 4.6
5.32.4
2.92.7
20.6 5.3
6.15.9
3.31.6
18.4 6.5
22.4 4.0
+3.50.2
3.95.2
2.61.3
19.6 4.3
14.5 0.5
6.23.4
+3.04.0
9.03.2
+6.42.4
67 94 47 125
68 42 33 159
69 64 38 172
70 73 25 87
71 141 101 115
72 119 135 44
73 49 74 130
74 93 108 112
75 101 146 137
76 95 112 43
77 80 36 131
78 99 106 105
79 60 70 53
80 140 144 61
81 129 176 81
82 77 96 30
83 71 87 188
84 100 161 161
85 96 75 179
86 91 92 135
87 86 30 59
88 87 53 88
89 104 130 101
90 61 67 91
91 121 185 190
92 122 115 76
93 105 37 40
94 56 107 121
95 117 58 182
96 150 143 152
97 82 114 63
98 144 110 2
99 92 104 48
100 74 66 80
101 26 49 17
102 79 72 111
103 106 117 84
104 133 69 187
105 109 141 144
106 102 136 180
107 128 105 78
108 69 68 110
109 114 62 154
110 159 125 9
111 113 150 145
112 111 91 106
113 107 149 181
114 135 138 185
115 85 35 146
116 90 45 165
117 52 65 52
118 134 126 89
119 132 186 183
120 110 97 139
121 118 86 143
122 139 120 29
123 72 50 62
124 137 128 96
125 149 134 69
126 115 64 107
127 40 55 142
128 67 31 97
129 116 116 57
130 108 82 162
131 126 94 192
132 160 183 47
ElecCmpnent/Cntr
ElecSmicondctrMfg
CommlSvcsStffng
Oil&GasMchnry/Eq
HoushldCnsmerElc
MdcalWhlsleDrg
InsuranceLife
RetailSpr/MiniMkts
TrnsprttinAirlne
Containers
TrnsprttionEqpMfg
Paper&PaperProduc
MdcalDrg/Dvrsified
InternetECommerce
MdicalHlthMntOrg
FnceInvsmntMgt
LeisureProducts
RtailWhlsleOffcSup
TelcomFibrOptcs
RetailRestaurants
ElctriclEquipmnt
ElecScntific/Msrng
FinancSvings&Lo
FinanceReit
RetailLeisurePrds
UtilityElctricPwr
Oil&GasFieldServic
ComptrSftwrScrity
Auto/TrckRplcPrts
ChemicalsPlastics
BldgRsidnt/Comml
ChemicalsFertilizers
BldgHeavyConstr
FuneralSvcs&Rel
MchnryMtlHdlg
RetailMjrDscChns
ApparelShoes&Rel
InternetIsp
BldgHandTools
TelecomServices
UtilityWaterSupply
Aerospce/DfnseEqp
CommlSvcsLeasing
Oil&GasUSRoyalty
MediaCble/StlliteTv
TransportationSvcs
BldgCment/Cncrt
OfficeSuppliesMfg
CompterSftwrDsgn
MachnryTools&Re
FnancialSrvcsMisc
InternetContent
RetailDprtmntStrs
ElecSemicndctrEqp
ElecPrtsDistribtrs
ChemicalsBasic
BeveragesAlcoholic
ComptrSftwrFincl
CommlSvcsHlthcre
CmptrIntgrtdSyst
MediaBooks
TelecomWirlssEqp
Medical/DntalSppls
LeisreMvies&Rel
Trucks&PartsHvyD
InsrnceAcc&Heal
Rank
Subgroup%Chg Daily
3 6 7
Comp. Since % This Wks Wks Mo Industry
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name
82
72
82
79
..
..
68
79
78
82
70
84
..
84
..
70
77
..
..
81
79
85
80
..
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73
77
76
62
..
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87
64
..
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72
78
..
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70
62
83
76
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69
83
..
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77
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77
80
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74
69
..
..
..
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69
82
50
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10.3 3.1
28.2 3.7
11.6 4.1
12.6 0.6
28.3 1.7
7.92.0
3.15.0
12.6 6.5
32.2 7.0
5.73.0
2.93.9
15.7 3.2
+2.22.4
25.5 6.6
33.1 4.0
14.8 4.5
17.5 4.5
9.24.3
34.0 4.3
21.9 3.3
21.9 3.3
13.3 2.9
17.1 2.5
5.28.0
24.2 4.8
18.1 2.7
4.60.2
24.6 4.4
27.2 2.0
17.1 3.5
+11.3 6.8
7.7+0.4
21.0 4.1
11.0 2.3
5.23.7
0.93.9
17.2 3.4
21.1 6.5
5.52.3
32.1 3.7
8.22.3
25.6 3.7
8.13.1
+9.9+2.9
17.6 2.9
+0.74.3
13.0 6.5
20.2 3.4
12.9 3.7
12.3 4.0
28.9 4.7
36.3 5.1
21.9 6.9
31.5 4.4
13.0 4.3
7.23.4
2.51.8
18.8 2.5
17.8 1.9
16.4 3.5
26.3 4.1
21.2 3.9
8.12.6
19.2 3.2
27.2 3.2
20.4 5.1
133 68 152 141

134 146 127 93
135 120 119 149
136 145 129 178
137 123 142 33
138 177 159 184
139 131 84 175
140 156 179 129
141 153 137 37
142 165 140 13
143 147 160 122
144 138 103 83
145 127 155 120
146 51 54 12
147 83 15 156
148 174 169 170
149 170 151 7
150 171 180 118
151 4 13 116
152 152 156 133
153 143 100 11
154 112 89 150
155 163 162 54
156 161 175 171
157 181 170 34
158 125 131 28
159 57 27 155
160 157 168 50
161 175 182 132
162 136 132 74
163 173 188 169
164 185 192 173
165 142 88 103
166 176 172 95
167 151 90 16
168 166 154 168
169 164 173 104
170 148 147 70
171 155 81 67
172 172 164 36
173 130 71 75
174 158 197 196
175 154 145 147
176 168 148 19
177 167 167 82
178 179 171 102
179 188 139 10
180 162 163 127
181 178 174 35
182 197 191 1
183 180 153 79
184 187 187 114
185 189 181 94
186 190 177 18
187 169 95 6
188 184 178 31
189 186 195 197
190 194 184 4
191 191 193 177
192 192 189 77
193 193 194 136
194 182 113 99
195 183 83 5
196 195 190 186
197 196 196 195
Subgroup%Chg Daily
Comp. Since %
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg
RetailCnsmrElec
TrnsprtAirFreight
Rtail/Whlslecmp/Cll
RetailMailOrder&Di
Tobacco
BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv
ComptrDataStrge
ConsumerProdMisc
FnancIdxTrckngFd
Oil&GascdnExplPro
LeisureServices
ElecMiscProducts
RealEstateOprtions
DvrsifiedOprtions
ElecContractMfg
CommlSvcsPrntng
AgriculturalOprtions
BanksMoneyCntr
FoodDairyProducts
MetalPrdsFstners
Oil&GasDrilling
ComptrSftwrDsktp
Aerospace/Defense
LeisureHotels&Mot
Oil&GasIntlIntegra
TelecomWirlssSvcs
ComptrManufctrs
BvragesSftDrinks
MediaRadio/Tv
TransportationShip
LeisreGamng/Equip
RealEstateDevlpmt
MediaPeriodicals
MediaDiversified
FoodMeatProducts
OfficeEqp&Autom
ComlSvcsAdvrtsng
FnancepblInvFdbnd
MetalPrdsDistribtr
Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip
CmptrSftwrEdu
FnancMrtg&RelSvc
Auto/TrckOrgnlEqp
TelecomSrvcsFrgn
FinancPblInvFdeqt
Oil&GasRfing/Mkt
MchinryCnstr/Mng
HousehldHousewrs
BanksForeign
MetalOresGld/Silvr
Auto/TrckTirs&M
AutoManufacturers
InsrnceDivrsified
Oil&GasCdnIntgrt
MachineryFarm
FincPblInvFdFn
LeisrePhtoEqp/Rel
MetalOres
TextileMill/Hsehold
Oil&GasUSIntgrt
SteelSpcltyAlloys
FoodFlour&Grain
SteelProducers
MediaNewspapers
MiningGems
..
..
64
..
..
..
65
..
..
..
51
..
46
69
64
..
..
61
..
..
72
..
..
..
74
66
..
..
56
59
57
..
..
61
59
..
..
..
..
70
..
..
52
59
..
..
..
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65
66
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
58
..
..
..
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47
..
..
0 0 0 0 S&PMidcap400Ind
0 0 0 0 S&P500Index
25.4 4.5
5.63.2
17.4 4.7
18.1 2.0
7.22.9
25.0 6.6
26.9 5.3
26.5 2.8
12.8 1.5
+6.0+1.3
31.3 5.8
29.1 3.5
14.9 4.2
9.55.7
17.4 4.1
26.0 4.2
10.0 1.5
22.7 5.2
13.9 +1.3
8.71.5
6.8+0.5
21.8 2.9
17.5 2.1
23.7 5.1
25.2 0.3
29.3 4.9
27.7 5.2
26.7 1.7
31.0 2.6
17.6 3.9
44.8 6.6
22.9 4.4
14.8 4.3
31.3 3.3
13.2 3.5
14.0 3.5
27.5 2.5
13.3 2.3
10.9 2.4
22.5 0.7
18.7 3.9
68.2 23
26.9 4.3
25.7 3.2
24.3 2.8
35.3 3.4
17.2 +0.2
26.1 5.3
28.4 4.2
18.2 +8.6
22.6 6.9
18.2 3.0
35.6 9.8
13.6 0.1
17.2 3.5
31.4 1.7
38.7 5.3
17.9 +0.7
44.0 3.9
26.3 3.9
49.0 6.3
23.0 +0.1
18.9 3.7
46.7 3.5
48.5 +1.3
.. 10.6 4.7
.. 17.8 3.8
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
.........................................................................................................................
TextileMill/Household
20% 1. Med Eq & Sys
+ 5%
Since
3 Month
Yesterdays
Jan 1
% Change Index
Value Change % Change
MedicalWholesale Drug 13% 2. Biotechnlgy
1%
LeisureToys/Games/Hobby
MedicalNursng Homes
MachnryGen Indstrl
ChemicalsSpecialty
Dvrsified Oprtions
UtilityGas Dstribution
MedicalSystems/Equip
InsurnceProper/Cas/Titel
10%
7%
5%
4%
4%
4%
2%
2%
3. Transportatn
4. Chemicals
5. Const & Hse
6. It Services
7. Retailing
8. Consumestpl
9. Envrmt Svcs
10. Gold
4%
5%
7%
9%
9%
10%
11%
12%
Todays general market highlights:

The Nasdaq, Dow and S&P 500 all rallied
back up to their 50-day moving averages
on Friday after the markets two-day rebound. But all three ran into resistance at
that level, then turned sharply lower on
Monday.
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SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Regional Banks Stocks Plummet From Welders

Up In Rankings, On Worries Over To Hospitals,
But Most Thin Rescue, Oil Surge Airgas Supplies
IBD INDUSTRY THEMES
NYSE & NASDAQ
THE LONG-TERM INVESTOR
BY ALAN R. ELLIOTT
BY JOANNE VON ALROTH
BY KEN HOOVER
Regional banks blasted into the

ranks of leading industries in the
past week, grabbing four of the top
50 rankings in Mondays IBD.
But the stocks in these groups
have limited leadership potential.
Most are thinly traded names with
unimpressive profit performances.
UMB FinancialUMBF and Oriental
Financial GroupOFG carry some of
the segments best fundamentals.
The regional banks advances followed the Treasurys credit rescue
plan and the Securities and Exchange Commissions ban on short
selling hundreds of financial stocks.
Also, the expiration of index futures, index options, stock options
and stock futures amplified the industrys stock performance, says analyst Peyton Green with FTN Midwest.
The combination jerked many
small, thinly traded regional banking stocks to significant doubledigit gains Thursday and Friday. By
Monday, many of the top-gaining
stocks in the groups including
UMB and Oriental Financial had
returned their gains and were at or
near where they started.
Regional banks stand out amid the
current turmoil because they carry
much higher deposit ratios than investment banks. That gives them
more assurance of liquidity. Many
regionals also hold limited exposure to the subprime mortgage issues that undercut the larger financials. UMB is a good example.
Nearly 65% of its loan portfolio is
in commercial, rather than residential, loans. Only 2% of its portfolio is
in construction and development
loans.
So they just dont have the exposure to the residential side that
most banks have, Green said.
Crude oils vault and concerns

about the governments rescue of
Wall Street delivered a resounding
thump to stocks Monday.
The Nasdaq sank 4.2%, the S&P
500 3.8%, and the NYSE and Dow
each shed 3.3%.
Volume was sharply lower across
the board, though.
Teen-apparel retailer BuckleBKE
slid 5.22 to 56.23 on double its average volume after J.P. Morgan Securities downgraded the stock to neutral from overweight. The slide followed a bearish reversal Friday.
Though Chilean stocks were generally up Monday, electric holding
company Empresa Nacional de
ElectricidadEOC gapped down, losing 8.13 to 44.20. That wiped out
most of Fridays surge.
Thermal imaging company DRS
TechnologiesDRS dropped 1.21 to
76.78. Analysts said Italian defense
conglomerate
Finmeccanicas
$81-a-share offer for DRS is overpriced.
Chemical maker BalchemBCPC lost
0.62 to 28.88 on brisk volume, reversing lower from a new high.
Some energy stocks showed
strength on crude oils surge.
BP Prudhoe BayBPT bounded 3.57
to 100.29 on zesty volume, while
HessHES leaped to a high of 103.17 on
intense trade. Hess later settled at
95.45, up 3.57 on the day. The stock
may be forming the right side of a
base.
DXP EnterprisesDXPE vaulted to a
new high of 68.27 before settling at
66.81, perking up 2.54 on strong volume. Randgold ResourcesGOLD
gapped up and gained 6.55 to 46.52
on heavy volume, reclaiming its
50-day and 200-day moving averages as gold prices rallied.
AirgasARG buys gases of all sorts in

bulk, packs it into cylinders and
sells it for industrial and commercial uses.
Welding has long been its central
focus. But in recent years, the company has branched out.
Besides acetylene for welders, it
supplies oxygen to hospitals, carbon dioxide for fountain soft
drinks, helium for balloons and liquid nitrogen for research labs.
The company was founded when
CEO Peter McCausland purchased
an oxygen distributorship in his
hometown. Over the years, he made
350 acquisitions that gave the company a national scope. Today, it has
900 locations across the country.
The gas distribution business is
highly fragmented, with hundreds
of small companies. Airgas top four
rivals make up about 20% of the
business.
Airgas shares have had a long upward run since 2002, but they
pulled back to their 40-week line
during the summer.
The company has an EPS Stability
Rating of 6, on the steady side of the
scale.
In the latest quarter, the company
reported earnings of 81 cents a
share, a 29% increase from the previous year. Revenue rose 22%. That
represents something of an improvement over last year, when
quarterly revenue was rising in the
low teens.
Analysts expect revenue growth
to return to the low teens for the
next few quarters.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson
Reuters forecast EPS of $3.41 in
2009, a 22% increase over 2008.
Return on equity is 18%, slightly
above average, and pretax profit
margin is 9.3%.
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57 72 38 B C+57.0 CIGNA
.1 r CI 34.57
43 6 60 E B28.9 ClincData CLDA 16.93
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43 24 61 C D40.1 CommtyHlth CYH 30.67
99 99 86 A B77.4 Celgene
CELG . 64.01 3.94 22 3.8m 48o 45 18 49 D D+22.2 Conceptus CPTS 15.95
97 98 75 A C+359 IntSurg
ISRG . 280.510.21 30 482 61 92 65 95 C B 35.0 Conmed
CNMD 32.50
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73 16 98 .. B+40.0 CougarBn CGRB 36.93
64 70 26 B B 40.0 Abaxis
ABAX 19.70 1.97 42 238 36 98 89 89 A B99 Covance
CVD 92.97
91 77 80 A B 61.1 AbbotLa 2.5 ABT 57.14 1.57 28 5.1m 18 40 50 33 B C+63.9 CoventryHt r CVH 32.59
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CRXL 14.92
CRY 14.62
56 3 90 E C 35.7 AcordaTh ACOR 26.75 1.36 +7 847 ..o 98 70 99 B B+16.6 Cryolife
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75 38 72 D B+14.9 EnzoBio
ENZ 11.23
99 93 87 A B68.0 Amedisys AMED . 50.11 .87 51 697 18o 66 13 90 E B 19.6 Eurandn
EURX 17.36
73 73 95 E C+13.2 AmerSvcGp r ASGR 10.20 +.19 23 65 99 95 78 87 B D31.7 Exactech
EXAC 24.19
96 83 90 C B18.4 AmMedSys AMMD 17.52 +.44 +26 1.3m 30
96 95 92 C B79.1 ExprsScrpt r ESRX 74.19
82 78 73 B B+41.0 Amerigrp
AGP 26.67 .33 54 300 9o
59 73 33 A E 42.8 ForestLabs FRX 28.11
72 78 58 C B48.6 AmeriBrg .8 r ABC 37.97 1.46 32 1.2m 13o
94 85 73 B D+59.1 FresenMd 1.2 FMS 51.83
92 71 94 B C 66.5 Amgen
AMGN 57.56 2.41 30 9.0m 13o
70 4 94 D B+20.2 GTxInc
GTXI 18.90
78 35 98 E B18.2 Amicusn
FOLD 16.49 +.72 26 19 ..
97 88 80 B B+71.8 GenProbe r GPRO 56.37
97 77 88 B A29.8 AmsurgA AMSG 27.69 .66 +26 227 18o
97 84 95 A B99 Genentech r DNA 92.30
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78 39 91 D C+27.0 Genomic GHDX 23.03
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97 97 90 A B21.7 7AngioDyn ANGO 16.90 .25+114 423 13 98 88 98 C B+29.3 GntvaHlth GTIV 27.30
93 87 76 B C+37.7 ApplBio
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70 56 49 B D 27.9 ApriaHlth AHG 18.43 .66 35 285 9 92 88 62 A D57.6 GileadSci r GILD 44.71
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75 65 35 A B+65.7 Arthrocare r ARTC 34.79 +1.09 +60 2.2m 21o 78 66 66 A D+54.6 GlaxoSK 5.0 GSK 43.95
95 82 86 A C+53.0 AstraZen 4.1 AZN 46.35 +1.15 26 1.4m 9o 90 21 96 B A 33.7 Grtbatch
GB 25.71
73 18 96 D B+42.8 Auxilium AUXL 36.82 1.51 46 394 ..o 97 74 89 B B+67.5 Haemonetic r HAE 63.62
59 3 97 D B19.8 AvantIm AVAN 11.69 .84 30 72 .. 98 71 99 C A+21.0 HangrOrth HGR 19.60
96 82 83 A C+101 BardCR .7 r BCR . 96.01 +1.03 +52 1.1m 23o 27 33 26 B D 56.0 HealthNet r HNT 25.20
86 39 98 B A 68.4 BarrPharm BRL 64.80 1.39 58 1.5m 23o 98 89 85 B C+35.3 HlthExt
HLEX 29.45
96 80 86 A C+71.5 BaxterI 1.3 r BAX 64.68 1.34 6 3.7m 21 83 65 81 .. B+23.0 HlthSouth HLS 19.33
80 64 71 B D77.1 BeckCltr 1.0 r BEC 68.09 .91 +15 555 19o 99 94 94 B A 22.9 7HlthSprg
HS 20.65
84 83 70 A C+93.2 BectDck 1.4 BDX 80.23 2.27 16 1.4m 18o 41 84 4 B E 71.2 Healthwys HWAY 17.00
97 71 89 B A 115 BioRadA
BIO 100.0 3.75 41 70 24o 77 80 68 B C 63.6 HenrySchn HSIC 53.52
96 77 87 B B35.8 BioRefLabs r BRLI 29.25 .05 2 129 26o 66 73 66 D D 12.6 HiTchPhrm HITK 9.79
9 3 3 .. E 25.7 Biodeln
BIOD 5.36 .34 19 354 .. 58 59 53 D C 43.5 HillRom 1.4 HRC 30.31
HOLX 19.12
87 94 36 A B84.8 BiognIdec
BIIB 48.10 1.88 41 3.1m 14o 78 97 23 A C 36.4 Hologic
HSP 37.32
87 73 59 D A41.0 Biomarin BMRN 27.01 1.91 47 1.5m 99o 71 62 59 A E 44.6 Hospira
32 26 31 D B18.8 BioMimet BMTI 10.14 +.04 20 105 23 54 73 34 B B88.1 Humana r HUM 41.38
ICUI 31.71
45 55 38 B D 20.1 Biovail 14 r BVF 10.08 +.15 27 547 6o 73 26 89 D B+41.0 ICUMed
IPCM 26.47
78 68 74 C B15.3 BostonSci
BSX 12.47 1.18 30 9.5m 14 97 69 97 D A NH IPCn
ICLR . 40.98
78 68 57 A D 30.4 BrstMySq 6.0 BMY 20.62 .38 30 9.1m 13o 99 90 96 A B 44.8 IconPLC
46 24 48 E A 41.7 Brookda 4.3 r BKD 23.09 1.59 54 553 ..o 91 57 96 D B+15.6 IderaPhm IDRA 14.10
99 90 94 A B 17.2 BrukerCorp BRKR 14.94 .76 39 415 32o 98 89 87 A A64.7 Idexx Labs r IDXX 59.50
ILMN 83.02
78 36 91 D C NH CPEXPh
CPEX 18.55 +.55 82 3 .. 97 69 94 A B 95.8 Illumina
IMCL 59.40
59 43 44 A C 18.7 CaracoPh
CPD 13.15 1.25+279 199 14 82 37 98 B C 68.9 Imclone
BLUD 31.07
51 61 58 C D 69.0 CardlHth 1.1 CAH 49.81 1.09 +48 3.3m 13o 97 84 86 A B+40.0 Immucor
97 87 82 B A50.3 IntgLfSci
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30 5 66 E D+12.8 Cardiome CRME 8.68 +.03 51 586 ..o
64 4 94 E A 20.5 Intermune ITMN 18.29
87 73 96 .. C+35.9 CardioNetn BEAT 27.15 .59 +44 268 99
78 74 89 D B 27.8 Invacare .2 IVC 25.09
94 53 92 C A17.6 CeleraGrp
CRA 15.75 .40 36 321 99o
71 68 43 B D+65.0 InvrnsMed IMA 30.92
84 78 93 C C 28.5 Centene
CNC 22.30 1.20 48 286 14o
92 90 61 A B49.6 Invitrogen IVGN 38.20
93 71 84 B B 79.1 Cephalon CEPH 74.84 1.53 40 822 19o 93 89 85 C C+22.5 IRISIntl
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90 79 70 B D69.2 CharlsRvLb CRL 59.57 1.74 +46 874 20 95 64 89 C B+20.2 IsisPhrm
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94 99 55 A C+57.5 ChnMd 1.3 CMED 37.26 1.78 76 184 15o 84 73 81 A C 72.8 JohnsnJn 2.7 JNJ 68.41
76 69 55 A D+17.1 CinaSky
CSKI 12.00 +1.26 16 36 8 84 49 79 A B+31.5 KVPharmA KVA 23.74
21 23 17 C D29.2 Chindex
CHDX 11.89 .97 19 195 56 98 98 89 B B52.0 KendleInt KNDL . 47.15
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1.16 +10 197 11o
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1.99 38 792 20o
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+.12 18 1.1m 10
1.38+282 229 14
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1.22 +6 93 27
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1.13 19 177 ..o
1.11 44 258 33o
+.03 33 4.2m 29
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+.30 34 246 19
3.83 28 2.4m 20o
1.75 31 6.8m 23
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.57 18 1.5m 10o
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1.80 16 247 29
.16 50 153 25o
.50 74 534 8o
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1.35 34 533 19o
+.11 78 14 ..
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.54 13 5.5m 15o
1.18 15 998 16
1.87 34 1.7m 8o
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1.64 28 90 99
+.02 29 192 36o
.40 65 34 ..
1.09 42 257 32o
1.07 30 819 54o
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5
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48
57
23
23
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38
3
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12
94
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B
B
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Fannie Mae
Federal Home Loan
Morgan Stanley
General Electric
Citigroup
WA Mutual
Bank of America
Wachovia Corp
Wells Fargo & Co
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.55
27.09
26.15
20.01
3.33
34.15
14.81
35.18
... 99.83
... 94.19
0.12 56.38
0.47 55.81
0.64 116.84
0.92 154.64
3.33 63.56
3.94 65.65
4.62 53.91
9
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+47
20
3
+27
37
40
18
Cmp EPS Rel Acc

Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name
Closing
Vol
Price Change (mil)
Vol%
Chg
60
20
46
95
32
53
84
..
89
63
25.40
16.57
3.04
19.75
15.49
18.50
23.11
40.88
45.96
131.1
+44
17
14
+2
8
23
+1
12
24
+3
46
20
75
58
31
31
49
45
84
34
C+
E
B+
C+
C+
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B
D
B
D
Microsoft
Dell Inc
Level 3 Comm
Oracle
Applied Materials
Intel
Cisco
Powershars QQQ Tr
Qualcomm
Apple Inc
+0.24 103.10
0.06 26.91
0.26 20.61
0.32 39.06
0.41 20.87
0.73 48.32
1.18 52.30
2.02 162.35
2.78 18.34
9.86 30.45

Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk
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Close
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NYSE Most % Up In Price

EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name
24
71
99
85
28
85
..
27
38
37
95
76
98
33
61
64
42
14
86
89
Fairfax Finl
Goldcorp
Continental Res Inc
K H D HumbldtWedg
James Hardie Inds
Barrick Gold
ASA Ltd
Great No Iron Ore
FBL Financial
Agnico Eagle Mines
Symbol
Closing
Price
Net
Up
Vol%
Chg
FFH
GG
CLR
KHD
JHX
ABX
ASA
GNI
FFG
AEM
325.0
36.29
45.37
22.91
23.33
38.14
62.01
77.01
30.05
65.93
+65.00
+4.11
+4.05
+1.92
+1.91
+3.04
+4.90
+6.01
+2.30
+4.99
+754
+67
+6
+248
20
+93
+44
+209
23
+37
Nasdaq Most % Up In Price
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68
45
38
93
41
75
81
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76
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EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name
99
85
31
72
67
91
59
82
91
13
15
89
26
95
88
38
37
14
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Nobel Learning
Silver Standard Res
Randgold Resrcs
Auburn Natl Bnc
T E L Offshore Trust
Pan American Silver
Makita
Santos Ltd ADR
Elbit Imaging Ltd
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Closing
Price
Net
Up
Vol%
Chg
SYUT
NLCI
SSRI
GOLD
AUBN
TELOZ
PAAS
MKTAY
STOSY
EMITF
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16.00
22.90
46.52
24.97
18.55
25.78
23.50
66.51
19.50
+4.41
+3.26
+3.62
+6.55
+2.76
+1.97
+2.66
+1.94
+4.71
+1.30
+271
+237
+87
+67
93
+108
+119
5
43
+82

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Stocks In Bases
EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name
91
90
93
90
91
96
82
97
Team Inc
Icon PLC ADS
Green Mtn Coffee
AZZ
Symbol
Closing
Price
Net
Up
Vol%
Chg
TISI
ICLR
GMCR
AZZ
37.52
40.98
39.59
43.40
0.44
+0.02
0.66
+1.42
58
29
54
19
PIECE IT ALL
TOGETHER
DAILY STOCK
ANALYSIS
INVESTORS.COM/DSA
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
95 75 85 B B38.2 KenseyNsh r KNSY 32.28

61 33 89 E C 33.3 KindredHl KND 27.34
63 89 18 A E 65.2 KineticC
KCI 31.36
59 31 70 B C 12.9 KingPhar
KG 9.75
98 72 97 A B+31.4 LHCGroup LHCG 28.31
93 82 71 A C+80.8 Laboratory r LH 71.38
90 65 99 .. B+39.3 LfSciR
LSR 35.53
84 73 90 D A35.9 LifepntHos r LPNT 32.85
82 69 55 A C 59.8 LillyE
4.1 LLY 45.90
93 77 83 A C 37.8 LincareHld LNCR 32.07
91 37 98 D A NH Luminex
LMNX 25.49
10 7 14 D E 22.6 MDSInc
MDZ 11.19
94 88 92 B B NH 7MWIVet MWIV 42.81
64 37 79 B C 49.3 MaglnHlth MGLN 41.87
95 82 84 C B 39.6 MartekBio MATK 33.33
98 62 96 A A 42.0 Masimon MASI 40.01
75 74 65 B B68.4 McKesson .9 r MCK 54.72
60 68 69 E C 30.0 Medcath r MDTH 20.85
95 82 82 C B54.6 MedcoHlth MHS 47.14
98 72 98 B B+28.0 Medicines MDCO . 25.62
69 77 33 A D+32.2 MedicsPh .9 MRX 18.01
70 1 99 .. A 34.4 Medivation MDVN 30.39
97 80 76 A C 58.0 Medtron 1.4 MDT 51.76
60 32 46 B B+48.0 Mentor 2.9 MNT 27.75
41 53 24 A D61.6 Merck 4.8 MRK 31.45
94 90 64 A C 37.0 MeridBio 2.0 VIVO 28.21
97 78 97 C A21.4 MeritMed MMSI 19.80
82 76 66 B D83.2 Millipore
MIL 68.92
85 70 89 B B+42.6 MolinaHl
MOH 33.00
73 36 97 D B20.0 Momenta MNTA 15.19
51 12 58 B B+17.3 Mylan
MYL 11.57
97 59 97 B B 68.8 MyriadGn MYGN 63.03
74 38 74 C B+55.8 NtlHlt 1.9 NHC 50.31
99 96 98 B B NH 7NatusMed BABY . 25.64
99 87 92 B B+32.0 Neogen
NEOG 29.04
93 77 76 B B61.3 Novartis 2.5 NVS 52.62
81 35 76 B B+16.9 NovenPhm NOVN 12.51
87 92 38 A B73.7 NovNrdk 1.3 r NVO 52.14
96 73 96 C B 58.9 NuVasive NUVA . 51.78
98 66 91 A A53.7 OSIPharmac OSIP 46.37
91 73 77 D A27.5 OSISystem OSIS 24.11
74 29 94 E A35.7 Omnicare .3 r OCR 28.73
61 48 47 B C+31.1 Omnicell r OMCL 14.70
82 40 73 A A39.1 OmrixBio OMRI 19.76
88 73 80 C B 61.2 OnyxPhrm ONXX 38.97
75 4 98 D A19.0 Osiris
OSIR 18.98
.81 17 131 28k

.54 +3 418 19
.99 46 700 8o
.33 6 3.0m 5o
.10 +8 319 20
2.17 34 941 15o
.54 7 50 18
.43 48 574 13o
.79 +1 5.7m 12
.52 31 700 10o
.85 37 250 99o
.42 +30 315 43
.29 +74 109 27
+.35 17 351 17
1.32 16 472 31o
1.01 13 567 57o
2.31 2 1.9m 15o
.04 +32 194 21
1.12 11 3.1m 23o
.31 +4 1.0m 34o
.70 35 640 10o
1.56 40 348 ..o
.71 16 5.9m 19o
.75 +2 732 20o
.39 36 11m 9o
+.25 31 273 39
.84 33 199 29o
1.66 28 518 19o
2.15 50 124 14
.27 20 380 ..o
.23 45 4.2m 17o
2.11 56 583 62o
+.24+154 56 20
.28 +19 560 44o
1.26 48 28 35k
.50 11 1.4m 17
.19 43 140 16o
1.50 56 117 20
.99 37 496 99o
.64 11 979 23o
.39 +6 107 33o
1.78 33 1.2m 22o
+.78 +36 725 16k
.89 3 207 28
1.08 61 600 86o
... +8 153 ..o
86 84 88 C C+51.4 OwensMin 1.7 OMI 47.87

73 73 60 E B16.6 PDLBio
PDLI 9.59
94 87 87 C A+21.7 PSSWorld r PSSI 19.81
84 80 49 B C+44.6 Pall
1.5 PLL 34.85
62 35 73 C A31.0 PalmrMd PMTI 13.91
99 90 96 B B36.2 Parexel
PRXL 30.16
59 75 58 B D+40.1 PattrCos r PDCO 30.81
84 76 51 A C+72.5 PeditrxMed r PDX 52.41
97 87 93 A A43.1 Perrigo .5 r PRGO 37.22
73 67 55 A C 25.7 Pfizer
7.1 PFE 18.07
97 79 86 B B 49.4 PhrmPdt .9 r PPDI 44.19
9 17 3 D E 43.1 PhNetDev PDGI 8.10
55 1 96 D B 36.4 Pharmsstn VRUS 20.55
98 73 96 D B+25.8 Pharmern PMC 22.57
79 33 70 B B+14.9 Pozen
POZN 10.99
56 18 86 E B 24.8 Progenics r PGNX 14.20
98 97 78 B B40.9 PsycSol
PSYS 36.97
97 89 74 A B23.8 QiagenNV QGEN 19.23
95 76 90 B B60.0 QstDiagn .7 DGX 56.54
93 86 62 B B 21.2 Quidel
QDEL 16.78
85 44 94 D B25.3 Regeneron REGN 21.71
72 55 83 E B26.2 RehabCare RHB 18.93
88 87 64 C B 26.4 ResCare
RSCR 19.20
97 77 88 B B54.6 Resmed
RMD 44.97
68 6 98 D B 31.0 RigelPh
RIGL 25.68
86 45 94 B A20.0 RochstrMd ROCM 14.46
65 79 57 .. C+49.0 SanofAvt 3.7 SNY 33.35
36 1 69 E C+28.4 SavientPh SVNT 19.84
84 87 38 A B33.4 ScherPlg 1.4 SGP 18.03
97 82 98 A B 31.0 ScielePh r SCRX 30.72
75 7 93 D A 13.4 SeattGene SGEN 12.21
61 61 36 B C 30.6 Sepracor
SEPR 17.50
58 3 99 E D24.6 Sequenm SQNM 20.61
85 80 47 A C+77.3 ShireLtd .5 SHPGY 50.44
78 99 43 A D19.3 Simceren
SCR 11.00
78 73 54 C B38.7 SironaDen SIRO 25.98
99 94 94 C A17.2 7SklldHcren SKH . 16.39
93 78 63 A B69.2 Smith&Ne 1.1 SNN 55.04
99 90 95 A A29.5 Somanetics r SMTS 23.21
99 97 88 C B+39.2 SonoSite SONO 33.06
96 89 78 A C+48.5 StJudeMed r STJ . 42.86
96 81 96 C A38.9 Steris
.9 r STE 37.17
93 87 67 A D+76.9 Stryker .5 r SYK 63.59
69 50 42 A B+19.8 Sucampon SCMP 9.33
92 68 84 B B 18.8 SunHlthcr SUNH 15.75
35 36 16 B E 56.8 Surmodics r SRDX 30.29
96 71 88 C B+22.0 SymtryMed SMA 18.28
.26 11 494 21o

.41 32 2.0m 30o
.56 24 710 22
.08 +17 894 17o
1.15 16 191 20o
.99 +1 800 33o
.70 35 1.0m 17o
1.09 6 465 17o
2.46 31 788 23o
.48 0 45m 7
.77 34 698 29o
+.04 4 651 42o
.68 65 84 ..
.47 48 251 ..o
1.23 +11 288 21o
.74 18 368 ..o
1.47 49 570 20o
.03 44 536 27
+.59+109 3.6m 18o
.70 42 194 29o
1.36 +10 808 ..o
.13 +6 114 18
.78 +56 299 13
.94 44 488 29o
+.69 +22 658 ..o
+.09 +11 62 68
1.10 24 1.2m 8o
+.11 +7 1.6m ..o
.55 41 9.1m 11o
.12 19 1.8m 17o
.76 35 347 ..o
.81 76 388 11o
+.35 15 1.4m ..o
1.09 51 492 15o
.63 42 35 13
.02 3 268 49o
.30 18 103 18
.12 80 32 20
.79 +16 197 33o
2.40 +20 230 60o
1.51 22 3.1m 20
.69 21 498 22o
.21 36 1.2m 24
.53 30 36 16
.25 32 286 19o
.06 40 109 32o
.24 54 113 99
60 58 43 A C+24.7
96 70 86 B B+25.0
97 88 78 A C 82.9
93 83 72 A B 50.0
43 43 50 E B28.3
98 75 99 C A29.7
81 78 69 C B+22.3
98 76 93 B B21.0
97 93 95 A A117
34 60 27 B D59.5
85 77 86 C B 69.3
91 81 60 A B 46.2
93 63 90 D A 24.4
78 29 97 D A21.0
99 91 96 A B 65.8
59 21 79 E B 40.1
92 45 98 B B+15.2
68 65 24 A B 27.0
96 73 97 B B74.4
92 45 97 C A19.5
72 56 53 A C+19.6
76 73 79 C B33.0
78 98 55 A C+128
41 70 35 C D 90.0
85 66 91 B B+52.0
93 64 92 C B 33.3
82 97 25 A C+45.7
70 59 42 A B49.8
64 11 77 B B 66.3
89 74 65 A B85.9
97 79 93 B B 38.2
SyneronMd ELOS 13.94

Synovis r SYNO 20.90
Techne
r TECH 71.72
Teva
.9 TEVA 44.27
Theravnc
THRX 12.98
Thoratec THOR . 27.33
TripleSn
GTS 16.87
USPhyTh
USPH 18.51
UtdThrp
UTHR 106.0
UtdhlthG .1 UNH 26.52
UnvHlthS .5 r UHS 61.07
VCAAnt
WOOF 30.92
VNUSMed VNUS 19.51
ValeantPh r VRX 19.80
VarianMed VAR . 61.62
VertxPhar VRTX 27.67
Virophrm VPHM 13.37
VirtualRn r VRAD 11.92
VitalSgn .6 VITL 73.72
Volcano
VOLC 17.90
WarnerCh WCRX 15.20
WatsonPhar WPI 28.90
Wellcare
WCG 38.67
WellPoint
WLP 46.12
WstPhm 1.1 WST 50.43
WrightMed WMGI 32.05
WuXin
WX 15.95
Wyeth 2.9 r WYE 38.02
XenoPort XNPT 45.83
Zimmer
r ZMH 67.46
ZollMed
ZOLL 35.51
+.31
.09
2.18
1.80
.32
.50
.68
.13
3.01
.27
.82
1.66
.44
1.05
+1.08
1.58
.34
+.02
+.07
1.10
.45
+.61
3.33
1.90
1.23
.08
1.31
.40
3.12
.63
+.35
+18 189 9o
41 60 46
50 112 27
+24 9.8m 16o
50 225 ..
50 538 63o
70 24 9
54 42 22
48 359 58o
39 6.7m 7
37 432 16o
41 320 21
51 77 44
47 734 99o
26 1.2m 25o
49 1.5m ..o
29 1.2m 12o
77 31 25
53 79 27
36 306 89o
58 230 12
+38 1.6m 16o
68 276 7o
28 2.9m 8o
28 209 21
+2 427 37
24 353 20o
37 6.8m 10
40 160 ..o
43 1.1m 16o
46 167 34o
2. BUSINESS SVC
82 73 77 C B27.5
83 59 87 C A20.4
95 91 70 A B 43.0
60 64 67 D B22.7
84 78 62 B B 41.9
81 62 76 C B+57.4
29 73 8 A E 26.5
78 88 69 C D 15.5
83 82 47 A C 38.0
96 81 87 A B+33.8
84 75 85 A A24.0
77 41 92 C B 74.0
55 25 79 B D52.2
90 74 72 A B49.8
ABMInd 2.3 ABM

AMNHlt
r AHS
Accntur 1.1 r ACN
Acxiom 1.9 r ACXM
Adminstf 1.9 r ASF
AffCmp
r ACS
AirMedian AMCN
AlliedWst
AW
Amdocs
DOX
AmEcol 2.6 ECOL
AmerRepro ARP
AmerSci 1.2 r ASEI
Arbitron .9 r ARB
AutoData 2.7 r ADP
22.07
18.81
37.07
12.74
27.84
51.13
8.65
11.67
27.13
27.80
18.82
67.08
46.88
43.04
.28 +2 344 20
.14 16 251 16
1.70 12 3.2m 14
.69 36 359 19
1.54 21 252 14o
.70 9 828 14o
+.46+127 640 22o
.04 13 3.3m 12o
.87 +1 1.5m 11o
.02 33 138 23
.56 71 95 12
2.05 5 112 41o
.87+122 729 35k
1.58 0 2.6m 19o
B4
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 29
$58.13 JOHN BEAN TECHNOLOGIES (JBT) Group 28 $14.00 LACLEDE GROUP INC (LG)
Group 52
$48.05 BUCKLE INC (BKE)
MARVEL ENTERTAINMENT INC (MVL) Group 17 o$34.39 STEPAN CO (SCL)
Group 8
o$56.33
99 Comp. Rating 76 EPS RS 94 ROE 64% 48.3M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 99 ROE 9% 6.4M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 87 ROE 20% 27.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 96 ROE 12% 20.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 96 ROE 24% 15.1M Shares
Marvel Holds Up
In Market Turmoil
Marvel EntertainmentMVL has
held up well during the markets recent turmoil.
It cleared a 35.84 buy point in
twice its usual volume on Thursday, then slipped as much as 3%
under the potential buy point on
Monday.
LICENSES CHARACTERS FOR USE IN TOYS, FILMS AND OTHER PRODUCTS

AND PUBLISHES COMIC BOOKS
MANUFACTURES SPECIALTY AND INTERMEDIATE CHEMICALS INCLUDING

SURFACTANTS AND POLYMERS FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS.
MANUFACTURES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY AND GROUND-BASED

AIRPORT EQUIPMENT FOR THE AIR TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY.
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF NATURAL

GAS TO 630,000 CUSTOMERS PRIMARILY IN MISSOURI.
OPERATES 374 "BUCKLE" AND "THE BUCKLE" STORES IN 38 STATES

OFFERING YOUNG MEN'S AND WOMEN'S APPAREL
+26% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 991,100 Debt 136%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/5
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31
R&D 2%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/26

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/21
Hot Tip: When the stock market

turns up, most leaders appear
in Stocks In The News charts.
You don't want to miss them.
Stock
OWNS AND OPERATES DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL RAIL NETWORKS IN

THE UNITED STATES, MEXICO AND PANAMA.
TRUST HOLDING OVERRIDING ROYALTY INTERESTS IN HIGH-QUALITY PRODUCING OIL/GAS PROPERTIES IN WEST TEXAS.
PROVIDES SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION, AND OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS PRIMARILY FOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT.
MANUFACTURER OF VALUE-ADDED EQUIPMENT FOR LOCOMOTIVES, FREIGHT

CARS AND PASSENGER TRANSIT VEHICLES.

11 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/25

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/8
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
15 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 63
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
+.54
.47
3.89
.35
.69
.10
2.98
.44
+.18
.28
.27
.15
1.12
1.41
.68
.40
1.27
.82
.24
1.80
11 66 13
76 16 12
+30 608 15o
+69 606 18o
41 133 16
18 127 11
+38 108 18k
20 492 7
+8 696 45o
+3 153 ..o
16 258 14o
+41 173 15o
+18 1.8m 13o
22 226 27o
64 158 19
53 289 30o
14 5.0m 17o
35 192 30o
+7 196 ..
36 730 10o
Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 65
Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 67

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 49 83 6 A E 29.0 ExlSvc
EXLS 8.86 .24 +76 327 9
94 84 88 B B 38.8 Exponent r EXPO 33.38 .62 32 67 23k
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 98 84 91 A A80.0 FTICnslt
r FCN . 71.81 1.69 31 491 29o
82 89 51 A D 74.0 FactsetR 1.4 r FDS 53.06 3.44 +36 978 21
57 71 26 A D+42.0 ComScoren SCOR 19.26 .81 +13 276 25 48 65 18 B B25.4 51Job
JOBS 12.22 .26 33 18 16
76 59 90 C B+19.0 ComsysIT
CITP 12.47 .03 25 63 7 59 58 57 C B23.4 FirstAdvn FADV 16.33 .67 61 34 14
57 47 77 D A30.8 CnstantCn CTCT 19.96 +.26 +42 316 .. 49 63 28 C B38.3 Firstservice FSRV 15.45 .11 +30 37 14
64 58 64 D B19.2 Convergys CVG 15.00 .57 2 1.8m 11o 69 96 43 A B66.3 FocusMed r FMCN 30.00 1.19 +47 5.2m 17o
96 86 85 A D 49.3 Copart
r CPRT . 43.34 +.41 +8 550 25
97 90 92 B B+36.3 ForrstrRes FORR 32.49 .55 34 70 25
94 90 93 D A28.5 CornellCos CRN 27.62 +.45 26 105 23 77 62 78 D B 44.5 G&KSvc .8 r GKSR 35.94 1.66 36 73 15
47 66 20 A B77.0 CorpExec 5.2 EXBD 33.97 2.04 3 316 15o
97 92 91 B A28.4 Gartner
IT 24.29 .71 21 585 26
76 74 56 B D 31.6 CorrecCp
CXW 24.34 1.20 25 712 21o 66 81 38 A D18.9 Genpactn
G 11.76 +.37+100 508 17o
66 63 64 B B37.9 Corvel
CRVL 26.43 .97 56 29 15 76 88 47 C C 32.9 GeoGroup
GEO 22.40 1.54 +14 830 21
91 90 80 C B62.9 CostarGrp CSGP 49.25 6.36 +30 315 40o 71 25 85 B B 37.4 GeoEye
GEOY 24.95 .99 37 255 9o
93 76 99 D A 22.5 CrawfordB CRDB 17.62 .63 6 182 40 92 64 93 B B 17.4 Greenfld
SRVY 17.37
... 63 296 32
71 68 90 D C+19.0 CrssCtryHlt r CCRN 16.36 +.36 21 173 19 88 86 79 A B+37.1 HMSHld HMSY 25.85 .45 +26 355 41o
79 63 81 A B26.1 DGFast
DGIT 21.35 +.08 41 112 19o 73 68 79 C B 25.3 HlthcrSv 3.0 HCSG 19.79 .10 31 198 29k
63 87 40 B B 32.4 Daktrncs .5 DAKT 17.52 1.28 42 344 25o 74 63 64 B A45.6 HeidrkS 1.7 r HSII 30.23 1.20 44 172 12
41 74 31 B D+41.0 DonllyRR 4.1 RRD 25.11 1.89 12 1.3m 8o 74 60 81 E B43.0 HewittAs HEW 39.74 .53 13 597 ..o
96 84 84 A B 102 DunBrad 1.3 r DNB 95.42 .30 +41 485 19 94 76 77 A A84.0 HuronCon HURN 58.46 2.04 48 179 25
85 79 67 C C+27.6 DynCorp
DCP 18.01 .19 0 186 19o 66 86 31 A D72.2 IHSIncA
IHS 49.96 +.36+152 890 26
94 97 76 B B36.1 EMCOR
EME . 27.95 1.33 11 1.0m 11o 54 62 50 A D+31.6 IMSHlth .6 r RX 20.65 .48 34 797 13
92 56 94 C A35.6 EmergMedS EMS 30.84 1.15 5 179 20 88 70 93 C B+12.0 iGate
IGTE 9.59 .51 58 118 21
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Dow Trans. Close 4839.63260.68 (5.11%)
BarrckGld
Since Jan 1, +5.89% Goldcorp
Coach
ProctGm
Walgrn
eBay
Starbucks
WalMrt
AgnicoEg
NewmtM
ASA
AngloAshan
GoldFlds
NASDAQ 23 New Highs, 36 Lows

AMEX (a) 2 New Highs, 34 Lows
Based on a study of stock market winners,

most stocks on the New Highs list tend to go
higher. You can also use our unique New
Highs list to spot new groups asserting
market leadership. Stocks listed within each
group are in order of stocks showing the
greatest % increase in trading volume.
Closing price and Earnings Per Share(EPS)
Rating are also shown. For more information, consult IBDs free education modules at
www.investors.com. Nasdaq stocks over $2
only. See Graphs in NYSE or Nasdaq Stocks
In The News. Boldfaced stocks carry an EPS
Computer
Close 1165.4840.2 (3.33%)
Since Jan 1, 10.11% Rating of 95 or higher.
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Consumer
Close 797.3736.61 (4.39%)
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AnheuserB
Lowes
Tiffany
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 86

Leading
Market Indexes
Gold Close 95.71+7.52 (+8.53%)
Since Jan 1, 9.83% NYSE (n) 14 New Highs, 27 Lows
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BedBath
Kohls
Target
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 90
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/2
R&D 29%

BakerMichl BKR 38.34

BarrettB 2.2 BBSI 14.34
Brinks
.6 BCO 62.32
CACIIntl
r CAI 49.43
CDI
2.0 r CDI 25.37
CGIGroupA GIB 9.51
CRAIntl
CRAI 41.66
CSGSystm CSGS 17.13
CalgnCarb
CCC 21.17
CslaWstA CWST 13.12
ChckptSys
CKP 19.43
ChinaFiren r CFSG 10.95
Cintas 1.6 CTAS 28.97
CleanHrbr CLHB . 69.88
ClearCha
CCO 14.22
Cogent
COGT 11.70
CognizntTc r CTSH 25.30
Coinstar
CSTR 33.33
ComDivHl 9 CODI 14.00
ComputrSci CSC 41.73
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 63
DEVELOPS IMMUNOBIOTIC VACCINES AGAINST BIOLOGICAL AGENTS THAT

ARE POTENTIAL WEAPONS OF BIOTERRORISM AND BIOWARFARE
IBDS RESEARCH TABLES Continued

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Acc/Dis
Sup/Demand 90
Group 26
$36.97 WABTEC (WAB)
EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS (EBS) Group 9 $13.91 KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN (KSU) Group 49 o$49.64 PERMIAN BASIN RTY TR UBI (PBT) Group 110 o$24.51 STANLEY INC (SXE)
Group 77
o$53.21
The buy point is only potential

because buys are highly risky during a market correction.
But Marvel is watch-list worthy
for more than its chart. In Q2 the
comic book company began making films, which now make up 18%
of sales. Movies traditionally do
well in bad times.
Marvels Q2 earnings rose 74%
after a 7% Q1 gain. Paul Whitfield
6 6 666 High
92 92 98 C B+53.2
62 38 64 B A25.8
95 94 74 B C+74.6
86 74 78 C B55.0
61 59 65 D B30.1
74 77 56 C B 12.0
81 65 82 C B+54.0
96 86 96 A B22.5
96 73 96 C B+23.0
61 33 81 E C 16.2
58 54 36 B C 30.5
98 98 91 A B18.1
67 59 69 B D 38.4
96 94 91 B C 83.0
33 80 18 B D 28.6
81 72 73 C A17.0
74 98 24 A D+43.0
87 61 83 B B 38.9
68 23 82 C A17.4
57 55 46 C C 60.0
R&D 1%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 61
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 73
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InsWeb
DMND 26.46 69 MedStaff(n)
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DUF 21.45 73 RCM Tech
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ENSG 16.99 89 MACHINERY
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MWIV 42.81 88 DXPEnterpr DXPE 66.81 97
NPSPharma NPSP 8.56 59 JBeanTc(n)
JBT 14.00 92
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ITC 56.33 93
LeapFrog(n)
SchiffNutr(n)
LF 10.34 34
MDSInc(n)
WNI 7.00 79
Laclede(n)
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ACET 10.05 79 McKesson(n)
WillwF
WFBC 9.39 23 Balchem
BCPC 28.88 86 Theragenic(n)
JOSB 37.26 84 OldPntFnl
OPOF 17.76 48 AdherxTch(a)
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SHBI 26.18 45 TitanPhm(a)
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PAGG
HAP
PKOL
SXI
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BLH
FXH
TDD
PSAU
RAVN
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26.80
29.65
20.95
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22.58
30.93
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30.92 37
MACHINERY
25.04 72
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IntriCon
4.79 29
UnityBcp
4.93 30
Percptrn
6.76 13
7.30 49
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Stryker
Zimmer
6.75 54
12.22 23
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0.12 38
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2.91 8
4.36 48
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5.20 11
8.47 52
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JhnsnOtdrs
ILXResrt(a)
PapaJohns
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20.45 65
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Chromcrft(a)
2.10 5
AUTO&PARTS
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APPAREL
5.77 20
Strattec
28.00 19
Unifi(n)
UFI 4.72 40 FINANCE (5)
CPI(n)
12.23 30
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7.49 80
MISC
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FedAgricA(n)
5.01 80
VnKmMAVal(a) 12.12
HickoryTec
6.06 55
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BABY 25.64 96 ...................................... New Lows
4.28 28
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COMP SFTWR
IPCM 26.47 69 INSURANCE
HutchTel(n)
17.14 73
40.80 27
SAF 68.21 67 MEDICAL (13)
LMNX 25.49 37 Safeco(n)
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MagmaDsg
4.15 30
ORH 43.16 8 MediciNv
2.50 46
CPEX 18.55 36 OdyssyRe(n)
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0.45 38
CMSBcpn
7.50 21
COMP
HDWRE
CONSUMER
UTILITY
HelicBion
2.07 5
S & P 400 Close 767.5837.5 (4.66%)
RTIIntl(n)
..................................... FOOD/BEV
VermontPur(a)
1.24 83
CONSUMER
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Luminex
CPEXPh
Since Jan 1, 5.95%
Price EPS
3.47 28
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METALS/STEEL
NaviSite
2.15 38
NatusMed
Russell 2000 Close 720.4433.3 (4.42%)
Name
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EGLT 15.35 85 BUSINESS SVC (7)
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13.50 65
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Startek(n)
6.53 11
13.82 25
1.69 25
3.29 28
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MXEqtyIn(n)
19.34
NuMIDiv(a)
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NuMuHi2n(n)
11.27
VnKmTrInsd(n) 12.32
BlkNYMuBd(n)
13.00
BlrkCA2018(n)
14.16
MSCAInsd(n)
11.80
InsuredMuni(n) 11.28
NuCAMkOpt(n)
11.61
EatnVMA(a)
12.10
BlkrkNY(a)
11.32
NuGADiv2(a)
11.28
VangLTBndn
73.00
NuMDDvAdv(a) 12.00
BlkMunyInv(n) 10.88
BlkMuBdIt(n)
12.43
BlkPAStr(a)
10.35
NuvICATF(a)
12.83
BlkCAINSD(n)
14.86
NuAZDvAdv(a)
12.53
VangIndl
61.61
MktVIntn(a)
100.90
PSGTrns
25.08
NuOHDvAdv(a)
12.40
BlkFL2020(n)
11.62
SpdrICnStp(a)
27.11
PShCalMun(a)
22.69
NuMADvAdv(a) 13.30
PwShHlth
45.36
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100.17
Banks
Close 627.5266.22 (9.55%)
Since Jan 1, 13.06%
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Stepan Facing 3Ms Dividend, Short-Sale Ban

Firm Resistance Sales Steady, Even Spins Out To
At Around 60 As Economy Slows Global Markets
THE INCOME INVESTOR
INTERNATIONAL LEADERS
BY PATRICK CAIN
BY PAUL WHITFIELD
IBD STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
StepanSCL is in the sixth week of a

flat base with firm resistance
around 60.
The thinly traded maker of specialty chemicals had tight price action
after jumping to new highs in early
August. The pace of trading remained high, but the stock didnt
give or gain much ground.
In the last two weeks, the stock
started to be more volatile. But considering the markets wild swings,
thats not excessive.
As Stepan made its bigger moves,
it wasnt able to push past the 60
level. But it also found support at its
50-day moving average, which
acted as a support level, springing
shares from the line.
The flat base has only one week of
higher-than-average volume, and
the stock slipped that week.
But most of the trading that week
came on an up day, Aug. 19, when
shares added 0.64 in more than
eight times average volume.
The stocks Relative Strength line
is also nearing a new high. Its bullish when the RS line jumps to new
highs before the stock breaks out of
its base.
Stepans previous base formed in
January and February. Shares nearly doubled until its latest correction.
Stepan has the second-best Overall
Rating in its group in the IBD Stock
Checkup at Investors.com.
Minneapolis-based 3MMMM,a diversified company that makes everything from Post-It Notes to asphalt
shingles, has surpassed analysts
earnings estimates for six consecutive quarters.
The company has an unbroken
streak of paying quarterly dividends since 1916 and has increased
the payout for 50 consecutive years.
The dividend yield is 2.8%. The
payout ratio is about 36% of estimated 2008 earnings.
Despite the U.S. slowdown, sales
growth on a year-ago basis increased from 5% to 7% to 9% to 10%
in recent quarters. Earnings growth
was in a range of 8% to 13% in the
same period.
On the earnings call in July, Chief
Executive George Buckley noted
the economysheadwinds, and characterized the second quarter as one
where the company fought our
way to good overall results.
He said 3M is benefiting from a
strategy initiated about 2 1/2 years
ago. The goal was to strengthen the
core businesses and increase the international footprint.
The mix has changed a bit in the
past three years. International sales
accounted for about 61% of net sales
three years ago. In the most recent
quarter, it was 64%.
Perhaps more impressive is 3Ms
profit-margin trend. Annual pretax
margin has stayed within a band of
20% to 24% since 2003. Prior to
that, margins had been in the midto upper teens.
Operating cash flow per share also
is strong. It was 34% greater than
EPS in 2007.
The five-year EPS Stability Rating
is 2 on a scale that runs from 1
(calm) to 99 (erratic).
The stock recently regained its
50-day moving average on fast
trade, but remains below its
200-day line.
STEPAN CO (SCL)
Group 29
$58.13
98 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 99 ROE 9% 6.4M Shares
MANUFACTURES SPECIALTY AND INTERMEDIATE CHEMICALS INCLUDING
SURFACTANTS AND POLYMERS FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS.
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 61
Many stock markets around the

world followed the U.S. and U.K. by
adopting bans on short selling to
ease volatility in their markets.
Australias Securities and Investment Commission slapped bans on
two forms of short selling after the
market close Friday to head off
hedge funds eager to profit from the
global credit crisis.
The move threw Australias stock
exchange into temporary confusion
Monday. The market delayed its
opening by nearly one hour as fund
managers, who normally lend
stocks to short sellers and had
shares out on loan when the ban
was announced over the weekend,
wondered what to do next.
The ban included covered short
selling, whereby mainly hedge
fundsborrowshares froman institutional investor and sell them in the
market in the hope of buying them
back later at a lower price.
But short selling is also often used
as a hedge against sliding share prices. Many long-term investors, including pension funds, were caught
unprepared on Monday when the
bans suddenly took effect.
Australian Stock Exchange issues
recovered, financial stocks in particular, driving the benchmark
ASX200 index ahead 3.7% for the
day.
In Taiwan, the top financial regulator said Sunday it would reimpose a
ban on short selling shares in 150
companies from Sept. 22 to Oct. 3.
Belgian market regulator CBFA
on Saturday banned short sales of financial stocks on Euronext Brussels from Monday for the next three
months. The CBFA said in a statement issued late Friday evening
thatevery salesorder for shares of financial stocks must be fully covered by the shares.
Germany, France and the Netherlands also reportedly enacted temporary bans on short selling.
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85 93 47 A C+55.8 Infosys .8 INFY . 36.94
71 99 32 A B 18.9 InnerWk r INWK 11.14
72 73 77 E B 29.9 IntegElec
IESC 19.40
79 81 55 B B33.7 IntrDat 2.3 r IDC 25.74
92 88 70 A B 130 IBM
1.7 r IBM 116.2
67 65 49 C C+38.9 IronMountn IRM 25.96
85 73 70 A D+13.8 IturnLoc 12 r ITRN 11.03
58 65 55 D B 24.4 KellySv 3.0 KELYA 18.24
83 66 90 C B+13.9 Kforce
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80 68 73 B B21.0 KornFerry r KFY 16.82
88 63 85 C B 19.5 L1Ident
ID 16.03
45 56 66 D B+56.5 LamarAd LAMR 37.00
94 63 96 A A+73.5 Landauer 2.9 LDR 69.33
85 86 73 C B 13.5 MPSGp
MPS 11.35
26 50 8 D E 42.0 MacquarI 15 MIC 16.51
66 94 30 B C+77.5 Manpwr 1.6 MAN 45.02
97 91 96 B B 62.1 7Mantech MANT 58.27
60 46 66 C C+48.3 Maximus 1.1 MMS 36.04
74 60 42 B A 56.9 MineSfAp 2.6 MSA 37.43
47 42 55 B D+56.0 Moodys 1.2 MCO 34.41
91 97 50 A B 85.5 Morngstr MORN 60.00
70 43 87 B B 29.6 MultiCo .8 LABL 25.00
99 88 97 B A28.9 7NCIInc
NCIT 27.36
91 72 95 C A22.8 NavigCons
NCI 19.94
97 94 90 C B+13.0 7NessTech NSTC 11.67
56 80 46 B D 53.1 Omnicom 1.5 OMC 40.15
65 68 74 .. B17.3 PRGSchlz PRGX 10.07
24 34 11 B D25.9 Patni
1.5 PTI 7.78
83 81 56 A C 44.2 Paychx 3.9 PAYX 31.48
86 49 94 B B+15.3 PeoplSup PSPT 12.14
92 80 89 C A18.8 PerotSysA r PER 17.52
78 83 51 B C 62.4 PrePdLegl
PPD 41.79
82 76 77 B D 36.5 RepbSvc 2.4 r RSG 31.50
86 65 85 B B 32.1 ResConn
RECN 22.78
83 80 72 B B 33.0 RobrtHlf 1.7 r RHI 26.35
92 75 88 B B22.5 Rollins 1.3 ROL 19.32
92 79 80 B C 21.9 SAIC
SAI 20.12
81 37 96 C B+31.7 SIIntl
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72 75 55 C C+31.9 SRAIntl
SRX 22.44
79 96 27 A B30.9 SatyamC .9 SAY . 18.81
96 86 84 B B25.4 7StandrdPk r STAN 22.25
99 90 95 B A39.0 7Stanley
SXE 36.97
88 87 44 A A40.3 Stantec
STN 25.77
98 86 91 A B 66.2 Stericycle SRCL 63.01
99 97 88 B A22.6 SykesEnt SYKE . 20.63
63 80 29 A D47.7 Syntel .9 SYNT 26.48
99 91 91 A B 40.5 Team
TISI . 37.52
68 94 18 C B 27.4 TeleTech
TTEC 14.72
96 60 95 B B 30.2 TetraTech TTEK 27.95
73 93 40 B C 219 ThReut 5.9 r TRIN 152.0
49 28 71 A D+20.4 Trnscnd
TRCR 11.04
81 60 86 C A 21.6 TrueBlue
TBI 16.22
96 92 86 B B18.5 TylerTech r TYL 15.81
96 86 89 C B+50.5 Unifirst .3 UNF 47.13
96 96 74 A B+63.0 VSE
.5 VSEC 34.42
44 45 67 C B39.5 Viad
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84 73 98 A C+25.6 VsnChinan VISN . 15.25
93 99 77 A A48.6 VistaPrt r VPRT 33.93
18 29 16 D C+19.8 VoltInfoSci VOL 10.03
38 62 16 B E 25.0 WNSHldgs WNS 10.96
51 86 31 B C 73.2 WPP 3.1 WPPGY 44.43
96 71 91 B B+40.7 WstCnn
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82 76 66 B C+39.4 WsteMg 3.1 r WMI 34.41
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39 25 53 C B 18.7 Agilysys 1.0 AGYS 11.90

62 49 40 B B+27.3 AEagleO 2.6 r AEO 15.51
56 56 47 C C+36.8 AnnTaylor ANN 22.60
87 79 70 B B35.7 ApldInd 2.1 r AIT 28.16
76 75 66 B B 24.0 BJSRest
BJRI 13.40
78 79 77 C D+44.3 BJsWhlsl
BJ 37.55
50 54 54 D B+39.7 BarnsNo 3.7 BKS 26.93
93 66 99 D A 18.7 BeaconRfg BECN 17.16
65 47 50 B B15.8 BebeStr 1.9 BEBE 10.42
76 44 78 B B 36.3 BedBath r BBBY 30.77
44 64 53 B D+100 BestBuy 1.4 BBY 39.26
95 90 92 C B 35.3 BigLots
BIG 29.90
65 65 64 C B34.7 BobEvn 2.0 r BOBE 27.45
48 37 62 C B+29.2 Brinker 2.3 EAT 18.86
64 25 80 D B+22.8 BrwShoe 1.7 r BWS 16.74
99 96 96 A B+66.9 Buckle 2.1 r BKE 56.33
99 95 99 A A45.0 7BffWldWg BWLD . 42.15
85 92 63 A B31.0 BurgerK 1.0 BKC 25.40
53 44 60 B B 42.7 CBRL 2.9 r CBRL 28.04
89 82 93 B B 39.6 CECEntrtn r CEC 35.01
45 68 49 D D+17.1 CKERestr 2.1 r CKR 11.35
81 84 51 A D 44.3 CVSCare .8 r CVS 35.02
44 54 28 D B 19.0 Cache
r CACH 9.50
74 52 81 C A21.0 CalPizzaK r CPKI 14.94
86 60 86 B B 31.4 Caseys 1.1 CASY 28.55
79 51 85 D B22.3 CatoCp 3.7 CTR 18.01
50 55 17 B C+20.6 CharRss
CHIC 11.47
93 79 94 C D+43.4 ChldrnsPl PLCE 35.39
57 96 10 A B155 Chipotle
CMG 57.90
51 96 9 A D129 ChipotleBn CMGB 50.12
97 83 89 C B+28.1 7CitiTrnds CTRN 22.21
99 84 97 B A+24.7 CollectBr
PSS 19.19
82 66 85 C C 50.5 CmpnBras .7 CBD 41.27
81 76 95 B B+28.5 Conns
CONN 22.42
77 80 69 C C+75.2 Costco 1.0 r COST . 64.32
72 65 61 B B 45.3 DardnRst 2.7 DRI 29.85
59 63 48 B B 36.8 DcksSpt
DKS 21.38
55 92 47 .. C+38.0 Dist&Svc 3.5 DYS 21.77
95 80 88 B C 44.1 DollarTree r DLTR 36.29
33 26 63 .. B 17.8 Dominos
DPZ 12.56
81 64 78 B D 18.0 DressBarn r DBRN 14.69
53 73 73 .. C+24.9 EinstnNn BAGL 12.86
44 61 34 C D+100 EstaDlh 2.7 DEG 61.89
72 26 79 C A 35.6 EthanAl 3.4 r ETH 29.44
86 47 94 C B+32.5 FamlyDlr 1.9 r FDO 25.87
99 91 90 A B56.5 Fastenl 1.0 r FAST 52.40
75 49 99 E B12.4 FinishL 1.2 r FINL 10.15
84 67 94 E B 18.1 FootLckr 3.6 FL 16.56
75 85 33 A B46.3 Fossil
r FOSL 27.01
75 58 96 D B+15.9 Freds
.6 FRED 14.06
65 98 21 A C+63.8 GameStpA GME . 36.28
90 77 74 C B 22.0 Gap
1.8 r GPS 18.81
89 62 92 C A43.9 Genesco
r GCO 34.13
96 87 79 A B96.0 Graingr 1.8 r GWW 88.87
98 93 82 A B 44.8 GreenMtCf GMCR . 39.59
99 98 66 A A57.2 Guess 1.0 r GES 38.99
96 92 62 A B+47.7 Gymboree r GYMB 36.62
50 18 90 E C 13.7 Haverty 2.3 HVT 11.67
69 70 74 B D+28.7 Hibbett
HIBB 21.14
54 40 62 C D+37.2 HomeDp 3.5 HD 25.62
82 69 99 D B 17.5 IkonOfSo .9 r IKN 17.04
85 73 69 B A30.5 InglMkt 2.6 IMKTA 25.32
60 72 62 C B 21.5 IngramMicro r IM 16.62
62 55 78 C B+28.4 InsightEnt r NSIT 16.11
73 58 57 C B+25.3 Interline
IBI 17.30
3. RETAIL
52 29 28 B B+52.0 JCrew
JCG 30.30
JBX 23.96
94 66 92 B B+30.2 AaronRnt .2 r RNT 26.59 1.69 10 667 19 72 71 58 B B+35.1 JackInBox
55 73 10 A D+85.8 AberFitc 1.7 ANF 41.45 2.65 37 2.3m 7o 85 56 97 D A27.0 JoAnnStrs JAS 24.65
99 95 91 A C 37.4 7Aeropostl r ARO . 31.52 1.64 35 2.1m 16o 98 84 97 A A NH JosABkCl
JOSB 37.26
+1.17 +39 102 10
1.56 17 2.6m 18
.22 50 217 28
...+110 86 92
1.02 +47 387 18
2.64 +2 8.8m 14
1.50 22 671 33o
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1.75 34 2.1m 12o
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1.86 +4 84 9
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1.79 +5 1.8m 13
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.74 7 206 16
.44 58 86 31k
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3.61 26 25 8
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.23 +6 387 11k
.13 32 176 30
.12 +54 172 15
.21 17 40 10
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3.97 7 892 29o
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.04 53 35 13
2.02 38 82 8o
1.55 22 491 24
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1.90 +21 493 14o
1.28+161 1.7m 17
.08 +25 194 91

.86 0 6.2m 9o
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1.10 11 339 12
.49 +36 434 23
1.21 20 1.8m 18o
2.13 11 887 14o
.56 6 854 28o
.32 +10 704 14o
1.99 +9 6.5m 15
2.23 +18 8.8m 12o
1.69 12 3.0m 16o
1.48 9 483 13
1.98 +13 2.1m 13o
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5.22 +94 1.6m 19o
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1.09 23 8.5m 16o
1.89 +54 232 20
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1.07 25 940 18o
2.41 68 296 23o
1.19 +5 252 20
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1.81 +11 2.8m 13o
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1.77 14 6.2m 22
1.87 32 2.2m 11o
1.99 15 2.9m 16o
2.33 45 14 20
1.29 +3 2.1m 15o
.81 32 367 15
.62 +7 1.0m 13o
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.59 +48 948 13o
2.06 +32 4.8m 16
1.22 32 1.7m 29
.59 25 1.0m 23
.08 +18 3.8m 24o
.71 41 748 13o
.92 +12 733 26o
1.42 14 2.8m 16o
.27 16 9.2m 14o
2.37 31 514 19o
3.46 29 607 16
.66 54 275 46o
2.71 37 1.1m 17o
1.93 14 849 12o
.09 +9 259 99
.81 +65 1.5m 21o
1.75 +8 25m 12o
... 44 1.4m 16o
.81 +14 69 11
.75 +2 1.8m 9
.67 +52 796 10
.33 14 225 11
1.96 48 1.3m 19o
1.74 +9 1.1m 12o
1.12 +15 576 23o
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66 55 76 B B 64.0 Kohls
r KSS 46.84
79 65 76 B C 31.0 Kroger 1.3 r KR 26.72
51 85 35 C C+21.5 LibMIntA r LINTA 13.76
76 61 71 C B 24.2 LimitdBr 3.3 LTD 18.44
97 87 99 C A77.0 LongDru .8 r LDG 74.51
75 52 74 B B 32.5 Lowes 1.4 LOW 23.79
88 99 21 A A60.7 Lululemngn LULU 23.75
99 96 94 A A18.1 7LumberLn
LL 13.50
91 73 66 A B 37.6 Luxotti 2.2 LUX 25.56
95 88 81 A C+54.6 MSCInds1.7 r MSM 47.68
17 32 28 D C+35.8 Macys 2.9 M 18.42
96 90 86 A B+67.0 McDonal 2.4 MCD . 62.57
68 40 68 B B+52.8 MnsWh 1.2 MW 23.00
51 17 73 D B20.2 MothrsWk r MWRK 14.11
88 67 94 D B+47.6 NashFch 1.6 NAFC 45.42
58 67 49 B B 52.5 Nordsrm 2.0 r JWN 32.46
73 60 73 B B 34.6 PFChangs PFCB 25.22
95 81 97 A B+65.0 PaneraBrd r PNRA 57.24
72 35 91 C A32.3 Pantry
PTRY 17.71
84 59 89 B B+NH PapaJohns PZZA 28.58
89 71 90 C A30.4 PeetsCof
PEET 28.01
34 45 40 C B70.2 Penney 2.2 JCP 36.18
95 91 92 A B 18.5 PetMed
PETS 15.24
87 54 83 B B+35.0 Petsmrt .5 PETM 24.83
77 51 93 C A 29.4 Pool
2.1 POOL 24.75
48 72 21 C C 33.7 PricSmrt 1.8 PSMT 17.86
61 50 86 B C 23.6 RadioShk 1.5 RSH 17.16
71 76 48 B B 44.5 RedRobin r RRGB 29.32
67 48 72 D B35.0 Regis
.6 RGS 28.20
80 37 93 B B+26.0 RentACtr
RCII 22.60
92 83 68 A D 30.5 RitchieB 1.5 RBA . 24.02
98 83 92 A C 41.6 RossSts 1.1 r ROST 35.80
67 74 55 C C 39.8 Ruddick 1.5 RDK 31.69
42 55 35 C C+36.0 Safeway 1.3 r SWY 24.70
5 6 19 D D+23.1 SaksInc
SKS 9.82
77 72 85 B B 39.5 Scansrce
SCSC 32.34
37 27 66 D C+36.3 SchoolSpec r SCHS 30.79
48 36 80 E B+152 SearsHldgs r SHLD 96.82
89 61 86 A B70.2 ShrwnW 2.3 r SHW 59.92
83 59 93 D B 18.5 ShoeCrnvl SCVL 17.05
55 22 82 C B+39.3 SignetJwlrs SIG 24.75
52 60 36 A B26.2 Sonic
SONC 15.96
41 61 16 B C+61.4 Sothebys 2.9 BID 20.61
91 86 84 B B26.2 SprtnStr .8 SPTN 23.53
88 87 93 B B 13.2 SportSp .9 r RBI 11.40
55 39 68 D C 20.0 StageSt 1.4 r SSI 14.36
85 66 74 B B26.6 Staples 1.4 SPLS 23.35
47 49 36 B B+28.2 Starbucks SBUX 15.26
29 60 18 D C+43.3 Suprvalu 3.1 r SVU 22.17
47 7 82 E B17.9 Symsn
SYMS 15.15
73 80 68 C B27.3 Synnex
SNX 21.93
90 68 82 B B 35.9 Sysco
2.7 SYY 32.09
78 88 58 B B 25.3 Systemax r SYX 15.60
92 78 74 A C+37.5 TJXCos 1.4 r TJX 31.47
61 8 90 E A19.9 Talbots 3.4 TLB 15.27
63 66 63 B C+68.5 Target 1.3 r TGT 49.80
35 55 42 D C+41.4 TechData r TECD 29.67
74 86 33 A C+57.3 Tiffany 1.9 r TIF 35.82
82 74 65 A B 39.9 THortons 1.1 THI 30.90
98 99 96 A C 34.5 7TitanMchn TITN 22.21
95 69 93 B B+51.6 TractorSupl TSCO 43.36
86 83 51 B A35.6 UltaSalon ULTA 12.84
80 67 86 C B 61.1 UtdStnr r USTR 49.10
99 95 92 A B+38.4 UrbanOutfit URBN . 33.54
85 78 90 B C 63.9 WalMrt 1.6 WMT 58.89
66 69 42 B D48.1 Walgrn 1.4 WAG 31.76
53 22 78 D A44.3 WeisMkt 3.1 WMK 37.34
13 10 28 C D35.1 Wendys 2.3 WEN 21.32
3.14 14 6.9m 14o

.32 31 5.4m 14o
.54 8 3.6m 18o
1.01 38 3.6m 14o
.49 69 480 25o
1.74 14 15m 13o
1.10 33 834 38o
1.10 10 312 21
1.43 35 113 17o
2.37 22 392 16
1.54 22 7.0m 8o
1.41 +25 12m 18
2.40 +30 1.8m 12o
.13 8 9 ..
.91 +2 164 13
1.47 +16 6.2m 12o
.41 50 393 17o
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1.72 28 512 18o
1.90 22 271 32
.33 +33 189 37o
1.93 16 5.5m 8o
.49 44 198 18o
1.35 42 2.1m 16o
1.12 43 360 20o
1.21 +37 153 18
.36 37 3.3m 9o
1.72 37 346 13o
1.27 +8 421 14
1.47 48 645 12o
.35 48 180 28
1.64 7 2.9m 16o
3.31+187 978 16
.79 4 5.5m 11
.68 58 1.4m 36o
1.80 +87 342 15o
1.14 42 116 15o
4.66 41 2.1m 35o
3.44 19 1.6m 12o
.60 +41 159 19
.80 29 141 11
1.05 30 846 16
1.22 12 1.7m 8o
.47 +37 224 15k
.49+292 143 15
.20 25 364 12o
1.67 13 10m 16o
.88 29 9.6m 19o
.84 31 2.1m 7
.35 +44 16 99k
1.59 +3 266 10k
1.34 +3 4.3m 17o
1.59 +22 299 8o
1.08 31 5.6m 15o
+.01 25 1.1m ..o
3.52 +66 21m 14o
1.03 20 474 11o
2.25 +19 3.4m 13o
.08 18 539 20o
1.06 +13 599 25o
1.67 45 495 17o
1.86 31 327 29
2.91 18 233 12
2.22 8 3.5m 28o
.81 2 22m 17o
1.20 +18 8.3m 14
1.20 46 34 24
.87 18 830 20o
31 39 12 B B 53.7
30 20 21 C B+34.0
90 80 78 A B 41.7
60 59 29 B B+54.0
WholeFd WFMI
WilSon 2.7 r WSM
YumBrd 2.0 r YUM
Zumiez
ZUMZ
19.12
17.79
37.23
17.11
1.67
1.26
2.00
1.14
38 3.2m 18o
47 1.1m 11o
22 2.9m 20
36 427 20o
4. COMP SFTWR
61 50 76 E A27.1
93 93 90 A B19.3
76 86 71 A C+48.5
76 82 61 C B+58.3
66 68 50 B D28.1
88 96 69 A C 49.9
46 26 74 D C+13.0
99 73 94 A B+47.8
78 88 44 A C+51.3
94 94 56 A B+40.9
87 85 45 A B+30.2
72 49 84 A B 49.9
52 78 25 B B53.4
54 73 52 B C+16.4
79 85 44 A C+28.1
95 94 69 C B+65.9
83 79 68 A B26.8
62 99 5 A C+55.3
65 67 35 A C+43.9
83 88 39 A B23.0
92 70 93 B B 30.1
94 93 92 B C+11.9
98 99 96 A B 50.0
48 74 44 B D88.7
65 62 50 B B+50.4
67 73 61 .. B+20.6
35 35 26 A D+26.5
52 74 33 B C+20.7
91 60 75 B B 26.3
27 27 36 B D61.6
79 76 41 A C+18.9
53 54 68 C B 40.6
72 64 77 B D 17.8
21 29 10 C E 14.9
88 73 75 D B+16.4
39 5 82 .. B 18.8
88 81 54 A B19.3
60 75 17 B A 30.2
79 56 83 B B+33.1
68 78 37 B B 25.5
51 65 46 A D+29.2
77 94 32 A D+34.5
69 97 33 A C+35.2
42 22 69 E B 14.5
68 38 76 B A27.5
76 83 47 B C+30.5
88 81 74 A C+41.7
97 90 76 B A 24.0
48 45 49 D A 16.5
60 68 46 A C+37.5
45 52 34 B D112
59 95 38 B D17.7
89 75 85 B C+63.6
99 99 84 A B 16.1
69 96 32 A C 22.6
98 88 94 A A39.1
87 44 98 D B+14.4
95 93 58 A C+23.6
82 97 21 A B+20.7
96 93 83 A B21.5
82 69 90 C B15.1
97 66 85 B B+25.3
49 73 30 C D17.6
74 76 58 B D 34.0
99 96 97 A B+47.9
ACIWwde ACIW 19.37

ActivsnBlz ATVI 16.20
AdobeSys r ADBE 39.23
AdvntSftw r ADVS 40.82
Allscrpts MDRX 12.52
Ansys
ANSS . 39.82
ArcSightn ARST 8.49
Athenahltn ATHN 35.85
Autodesk r ADSK 33.51
BMCSftwr BMC 31.24
Blckbaud 2.0 BLKB 20.47
Blkboard
BBBB 41.28
BluCoat
BCSI 16.44
Bottmline r EPAY 10.46
CAInc
.8 CA 20.65
Cerner
r CERN 47.90
CheckPtSf r CHKP 22.73
ChinaDign
STV 8.49
CitrixSys r CTXS 26.68
CommVlt
CVLT 14.35
CmptrPr 5.5 CPSI 26.16
Compuwr r CPWR 10.27
ConcurTch r CNQR 44.02
DSTSys
r DST 57.16
DealerTrk r TRAK 18.25
DemandTn DMAN 9.83
DoubTake DBTK 11.09
EPIQSys
EPIQ 12.69
Eclipsys
ECLP 21.63
ElecArts
ERTS 40.80
eResearch ERES 10.98
FairIsa
.3 r FIC 24.89
FundTech FNDT 13.98
GuidSoft r GUID 5.96
HLTHCorp HLTH 12.35
i2Tech
ITWO 13.51
Informatca r INFA 14.87
IntactInt
ININ 10.03
Intuit
r INTU 30.68
JDASfwr
JDAS 16.23
JackHn 1.5 r JKHY 20.64
KenexaCp r KNXA 16.25
LongtopFn
LFT 15.45
MSCSfwr MSCS 12.22
Macrvsn MVSN 17.14
ManhAssc MANH 22.16
McAfee
r MFE 35.69
MedAssetn MDAS 17.64
MentrGrp MENT 11.08
Micrsft 1.7 MSFT 25.40
MicroStr r MSTR 59.56
Monotypen TYPE 10.87
NDSGrp
NNDS 56.60
Netscout
NTCT . 11.84
NuanceCm NUAN 13.85
OpenText OTEX . 36.70
OpnetTech r OPNT 13.70
Oracle
ORCL 19.75
ProsHldgn r PRO 9.44
ParmTch r PMTC 18.18
Pegsys .9 PEGA 13.66
PhaseFwd PFWD 20.46
PhnxTch
PTEC 9.13
ProgSftw PRGS 26.21
QualtyS 2.8 QSII . 43.58
.76 +53 578 ..o

1.12 19 8.5m 24o
1.71 28 4.8m 19o
.79 2 403 60o
.48 +41 1.4m 26o
1.60 17 944 25o
.34 42 119 99
.14 23 239 99o
2.20 23 3.2m 16o
2.18 50 1.4m 15o
1.43 45 255 22o
1.37 43 231 55o
.46 12 867 14o
.80+172 320 16
1.28 30 3.6m 15o
1.44 13 644 25
.84 6 2.5m 13o
.91 8 377 11o
1.81 34 2.8m 19
.37 +32 579 25
+.48 5 89 20k
.09 5 3.3m 15o
1.26 9 1.1m 71o
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2.46 +3 691 18
.47 44 61 98k
1.10 15 244 17
.63 43 207 22
1.31 35 492 24o
2.62 +2 5.3m 48o
1.74 0 794 26o
1.11 20 473 14o
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+.43 46 75 85
.09 19 735 65o
.42 76 95 19
.25 12 1.2m 19k
1.31 14 155 18o
1.06 +1 4.4m 19o
.18 2 320 11
.40 34 711 17
.19 7 359 12
.95 30 64 21o
.35 10 213 99o
.93 16 914 23
.57 35 204 14
1.62 14 1.8m 19o
.88 +9 156 80
.50 56 707 18o
+.24 +44 103m 13o
+.61 +29 223 13o
.49 3 110 33
.92 35 68 20
.52 40 202 21
1.21 51 1.6m 18o
+1.40+738 6.6m 17o
.20 46 46 99
.32 +2 39m 14o
.11 33 177 19
1.08 +19 2.3m 14o
.02 5 97 47
.54 9 321 25
.38 34 187 26
.92 +50 423 13o
2.38 +4 368 28o
78 55 54 B B 18.9 QuestSoft QSFT 13.94

74 89 52 A C 24.8 RedHat
RHT 17.85
64 70 81 C B15.9 RenscLr 2.1 r RLRN 13.42
48 47 45 E C 23.4 RightNow RNOW 11.73
98 71 86 A B+59.9 SAPAG 1.0 SAP 57.38
71 85 30 A C+45.0 SPSS
SPSS 29.60
88 81 90 .. D+17.6 SXCHlth
SXCI 16.15
74 73 43 C B 75.2 Salesforc
CRM 52.37
77 53 88 A B11.4 SkillSoft r SKIL 10.25
97 70 95 A B31.6 SoleraHdn SLH 29.54
48 7 80 .. B 15.3 SuccessFn SFSF 11.86
97 89 90 A C+37.0 Sybase
r SY 31.00
90 91 84 B C+22.8 Symantec SYMC 19.40
51 73 18 B B 48.0 Synchron r SNCR 11.15
53 63 38 A C 29.1 Synopsys SNPS 20.25
34 73 27 D D 28.0 TakeTwoIS TTWO 16.35
83 67 57 A B+34.2 TaleoA
TLEO 20.19
65 46 43 B B 41.7 UltimtStwr r ULTI 28.33
64 85 29 A A44.3 VscoData VDSI 12.06
47 75 21 B D+42.5 Verisign
VRSN 25.63
55 98 5 A E 125 VMware
VMW 28.71
98 66 92 A A 41.5 Vocus
VOCS . 36.34
90 96 79 C C+13.4 WindRivr r WIND 9.93
59 44 67 B B 19.4 Yuchengn YTEC 11.07
.73
.70
1.58
.47
.75
.97
+.45
3.44
.03
+.19
.94
1.41
.48
.94
.95
.22
1.76
1.69
.94
2.51
1.41
1.66
.54
.78
29 875 18o
45 1.1m 24
+35 53 38k
34 175 ..
27 2.0m 25
22 210 14
24 24 22
17 2.3m 99o
9 397 26o
+51 903 24o
38 162 ..o
5 1.1m 15o
15 12m 14o
27 439 14o
17 1.3m 11o
+22 2.1m 7o
1 396 34o
47 283 48o
26 415 21o
25 3.6m 25o
7 2.2m 30o
42 160 57
33 708 23o
30 131 16o
5. CONSUMER
98 98 84 A C+92.2 7NwOriEd
EDU . 69.03 3.91 55 240 46
79 60 69 B E 17.5 ATAInc
ATAI 10.35
73 64 77 C D+29.4 AlbertoC 1.0 ACV 26.05
99 98 97 A A 53.2 7AmPubEn APEI . 49.65
87 73 73 A D+81.7 ApolloGrpA r APOL 58.50
89 77 84 A D 45.3 AvonPds 2.0 r AVP 40.16
48 47 60 E B13.4 BassetF 9.0 r BSET 10.00
86 90 38 A B75.4 CapellaE r CPLA 49.87
58 51 68 D C+36.1 CareerEd
CECO 18.21
94 89 89 A B+82.2 Chattem
CHTT 76.02
91 80 91 B C+65.5 ChrchDwt .6 CHD 61.36
89 64 83 A B66.9 Clorox 3.0 r CLX 61.00
92 76 77 A C+82.0 ColgPlmv 2.2 r CL 73.50
97 72 97 C A18.3 CornthClg COCO 15.85
62 26 85 C B 36.0 DTSInc
DTSI 31.04
99 84 87 A B61.6 DeVry
.2 r DV 54.68
94 96 73 A B 53.6 DolbyLab
DLB 39.95
14 14 53 D C+29.6 EstmKod 3.4 r EK 14.69
96 79 81 B B+52.8 Ecolab
1.1 ECL 47.75
66 56 78 D B 28.1 ElizArden RDEN 19.10
86 78 70 A B+119 Energizer
ENR 86.62
90 75 88 B C+54.8 EsteeLd 1.1 r EL 49.94
13 26 14 C E 112 Harman .2 r HAR 32.90
96 77 92 A B41.7 Hasbro 2.2 r HAS 36.26
85 59 97 C B+24.7 HelenTroy HELE 23.64
97 98 73 A B 51.1 Herbalfe 2.0 r HLF . 40.39
67 62 70 B C+24.8 HillenI 3.4 r HI 21.53
98 96 88 A B 131 ITTEduc
ESI 89.62
89 73 78 B B 20.0 InterPr .9 IPAR 14.47
82 62 69 B B 54.8 IntFlavr 2.3 IFF 42.89
71 35 68 D A 22.4 iRobot
IRBT 15.40
87 57 82 B B 30.6 JakksPac JAKK 25.83
81 74 88 B C+36.0 Jarden
r JAH 25.11
96 84 91 .. A 31.0 7K12nya
LRN 28.05
81 57 72 B B 71.2 KimbCla 3.6 KMB 64.00
93 85 83 A B19.5 7Knoll 3.2 r KNL 15.08
58 49 30 B B 27.7 LearngTree LTRE 13.45
80 39 96 C A+24.6 LeggPlat 4.3 r LEG 23.00
96 88 88 C A 16.0 7LincEduSv r LINC 14.55
99 76 94 A B+38.5 MarvelEnt MVL . 34.39
81 60 88 B B20.9 Matrixx
MTXX 18.13
52 30 60 B E 24.5 Mattel 4.0 r MAT 18.55
84 76 86 B C 58.6 MathInt .5 MATW 50.89
99 93 89 A A78.9 Middleby MIDD 63.60
88 92 72 A B 33.9 MllrHer 1.3 r MLHR 26.33
54 52 49 B D 43.2 NBTY
NTY 28.47
66 60 69 D B 12.4 NLIndus 4.8 NL 10.42
.13
.86
+.27
1.57
.36
.23
1.78
.91
1.80
.10
1.82
2.21
.92
+.35
2.30
2.66
1.16
2.26
1.53
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Axsys Turns Up EPS

In Past Six Quarters
AXSYS TECHNOLOGIES INC (AXYS) Group 5 $66.26 I P C THE HOSPITALIST CO (IPCM) Group 10 $26.47 NATUS MEDICAL INC (BABY) Group 21 o$25.64 AMERICAN PUBLIC EDUC INC (APEI) Group 1 $49.65 KENDLE INTERNATIONAL INC (KNDL) Group 10 o$47.15
98 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 99 ROE 10% 9.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 69 EPS RS 97 ROE -5% 9.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 98 ROE 10% 25.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 97 ROE 37% 11.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 89 ROE 16% 13.0M Shares
MANUFACTURES INFRARED OPTICAL AND MOTION CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR
AEROSPACE, DEFENSE, HOMELAND SECURITY AND MEDICAL MARKETS.

Axsys TechnologiesAXYS is forming 5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
the right side of a base. Though the Eps Due 10/24
stock reclaimed its 10-week average R&D 3%
last week, its since reversed some.

The thermal imaging companys
earnings have been strong for the
past six quarters. Axsys beat estimates by 13% in Q2, and is expected
to see a 65% jump in Q3 EPS.
Hot Tip: When the stock market
turns up, most market leaders
appear in Stocks In The News
charts. You don't want to miss them.
PROVIDES HOSPITALIST SERVICES FOR PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS AT

OVER 300 HOSPITALS AND OTHER INPATIENT FACILITIES.
DEVELOPS PRODUCTS TO DETECT AND TREAT HEARING IMPAIRMENT,

NEUROLOGICAL DYSFUNCTION AND OTHER DISORDERS IN INFANTS.
OFFERS ONLINE POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION TO 30,000 STUDENTS IN 50

STATES AND 130 COUNTRIES
PROVIDES CONTRACT CLINICAL RESEARCH AND DRUG DEVELOPMENT

SERVICES TO PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES.
... Ann. EPS Gro PE 265 Avg. Daily Vol 123,800 Debt 46%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 13%

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/16
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 79
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 59
HOLDING CO FOR SOUTHSIDE BANK AND FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK

OPERATING THROUGH 44 OFFICES IN 9 EAST TEXAS COUNTIES.
for the past four years.

Annual profit and sales results
were uneven in the last three years,
though. Institutional sponsorship
has sped up since September 2006
as more mutual funds have acquired shares. Joanne von Alroth
PROVIDES SPECIALTY MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR

HIGH TEMPERATURE/PRESSURE PIPING SYSTEMS AND VESSELS
DEVELOPS THERAPIES TO TREAT CARDIOVASCULAR, ONCOLOGICAL AND

INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
OPERATES 122 URBAN OUTFITTERS, 108 ANTHROPOLOGIE, AND 15 FREE

PEOPLE STORES IN THE U.S., CANADA, U.K., AND IRELAND.

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/5
R&D 3%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/3
-3% Ann. EPS Gro PE 59 Avg. Daily Vol 684,400 Debt 0%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 39%

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/8
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 48

Dividend
Close
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78.86
18.16
17.32
20.70
5.64
9.35
68.04
25.01
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32.29
10.56
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217.4
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Psychological Market Indicators

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

10/05/07 6.96 07/04/08 21.91 02/04/05 1.18 07/04/08 21.91
18.40
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CBOEMarket Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)

05/20/08 14.1 09/18/08 45.8 07/15/05 8.2 09/18/08 45.8
41.5
Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls

01/21/08 0.34 09/09/08 2.14 01/21/08 0.34 09/09/08 2.14
1.37
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MutualFund Share Purchases/Redemptions(X-Money Market Funds)

07/01/08 0.93 12/03/07 1.40 07/01/08 0.93 12/01/06 1.50 0.93
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NASDAQ Daily Trading Volume as % of NYSEDaily Volume

03/20/08 108.3 08/29/08 207 09/16/05 79.1 08/29/08 207
161
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Number of Stock Splits in IBD 6000 (prior 30 days)

03/03/08 15 01/04/08 70 03/03/08 15 06/19/06
PROVIDES OUTSOURCED CUSTOMER CONTACT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO

THE TECHNOLOGY, HEALTHCARE, FINANCIAL AND OTHER INDUSTRIES
52-wk
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 72
SOUTHSIDE BANCSHARES INC (SBSI) Group 20 $24.77 SYKES ENTERPRISES INC (SYKE) Group 26 o$20.63 TEAM INC (TISI)
Group 27
$37.52 UNITED THERAPEUTICS CORP (UTHR) Group 9 o$105.99 URBAN OUTFITTERS INC (URBN) Group 8 o$33.54
Its return on equity was a low 10% 3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
for 2007, but pretax margins grew Eps Due 11/8
99 90 97 B B 80.1
30 45 40 B C 29.5
92 71 82 B A20.0
74 49 80 B A55.9
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Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 82
87
23
New Issues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE

09/19/08 4.4% 12/13/07 9.0% 10/29/03 2.1% 03/16/05 9.3%
4.4%
Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average

09/17/08 2.85 10/09/07 4.42 09/17/08 2.85 10/09/07 4.42
2.95
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Priceto Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones Industrial Average

11/26/07 15.5 05/29/08 102.0 11/26/07 15.5 05/29/08 102.0
92.9
Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average

10/09/07 2.15 09/17/08 3.09 02/17/04 1.95 09/17/08 3.09
2.98
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PHIIK 39.00 .50 43 24 17
82 90 53 A B96.1 ExxonMbl 2.0 XOM 78.88 .73 +3 32m 9o 90 71 90 C A 41.7 PHInv
80 97 37 A B83.2 FMCTech
FTI . 51.56 1.21 13 1.9m 18o 97 87 87 A B+40.0 PanhanO .9 r PHX 32.78 1.22 51 15 16
PCX 37.51 +.51 15 2.5m ..o
33 15 68 C D+23.3 Ferllgas
9 FGP 20.36 +.86+327 351 59k 63 65 96 .. D82.2 PatriotCn
92 73 86 A D+317 FstSolar
FSLR . 222.719.25 +11 2.9m 83o 39 54 56 B D37.5 PattUTI 2.7 PTEN 23.32 .32 25 3.7m 10o
89 84 68 B B 88.7 PeabdyEn .4 BTU 57.30 +.01 6 9.6m 27o
47 74 12 A D55.0 FlotekInd
FTK 14.12 +.22 38 258 16o
21
26
51
E D21.9 Pengrth 15 PGH 16.70 +.61 +36 1.7m ..o
94 79 98 A C 96.0 FdgCCT 12 FDG 79.55 2.60 15 3.3m 19o
96 90 87 A C+81.0 PennVA .4 PVA 57.03 +.04 37 679 24o
90 89 76 A B83.1 ForestOil
FST . 54.89 +.11 31 1.3m 13o
60 89 31 A C+40.5 PenVaGP 5.9 PVG 24.55 .60 +21 46 18
16 15 27 C E 89.7 FdtnCoal .5 FCL 42.15 +.91 +5 2.4m 99o 44 71 27 A D30.2 PennVAR 9 PVR 19.82 .46 +26 164 16
27 54 14 B B49.1 FrontOil 1.2 r FTO 19.53 2.10 +4 4.6m 5o 28 20 47 B D35.5 PennWstE 14 PWE 26.08 +.58 +64 3.6m 57o
98 99 96 A C 88.4 GMXResrcs GMXR 54.53 .52 36 423 33o 77 95 95 .. D27.8 Permian 13 PBT 24.51 +.73 +86 830 14o
69 73 29 A ..17.0 GTSolar
SOLR 10.95 .94 59 852 36o 47 92 19 A E 62.8 PetroCn 2.2 PCZ 36.22 +.30 +24 2.6m 5o
23 37 20 C D+30.3 GenesEn 8.4 GEL 15.00 .39 51 47 ..o 56 82 52 C C 17.0 PetroEnr 3.1 PZE 10.14 +.68 +97 552 7
46 24 75 D C+27.2 Geokinetic GOK 19.34 +1.32 35 15 .. 26 40 27 B C+266 Petchina 3.8 PTR 109.8 .67 +38 1.2m 12o
80 81 90 C D54.5 Petrohawk
HK 25.72 +.65 26 7.8m 35o
76 95 52 A C 64.9 PetrbrsA 1.3 PBRA 38.57 .06 +75 18m 11
HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES
81 95 59 A B77.6 Petrobrs .1 PBR 48.04 +.72 +70 35m 13o
NYTime Mon
Fri Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind. 53 91 36 C D79.1 PetroDev
PETD 48.01 .34 +37 281 16o
PQ . 16.50 .69 21 981 15o
10 AM
633 1867 -1233
-17.4 -121.2 11267.2 94 96 71 A B+29.2 PtroqstE
57 49 71 B C 20.8 PnrDrlng
PDC 14.89 +.35 +5 611 14o
11 AM
1420 3235 -1814
-17.3 -132.9 11255.5
87 81 74 A C 82.2 PionrNtr .6 PXD 55.25 +1.38 +48 3.2m 13o
12 PM
2069 4252 -2182
-25.1 -187.1 11201.3 92 96 48 A C+22.7 PionSwE 11 PSE 17.51 +.63+107 143 6
01 PM
2571 5183 -2612
-22.0 -179.0 11209.3 27 50 47 D C+57.1 PlainAl 8.5 PAA 41.77 .83 9 359 14o
02 PM
3160 5932 -2771
-27.0 -214.5 11173.8 64 92 18 A D79.9 PlainsEx
r PXP 38.29 .68 +5 2.8m 8o
03 PM
3873 6842 -2968
-31.7 -251.4 11137.0 27 40 44 B E 28.6 PrecDril 8.2 PDS 17.74 +.07 15 1.1m 8o
PDE 34.51 .10 +25 3.3m 12o
04 PM
5224 9095 -3870
-48.0 -372.7 11015.6 74 95 58 A C 48.9 PrideIntl
11 3 59 E E 13.6 ProvEngy 13 PVX 9.85 +.13 +34 1.5m ..o
TOTAL
5224 9095 -3870
............................................................................................. 15 33 7 D E 17.6 QuestEn 22 QELP 7.56 1.28 +55 158 ..
63 93 31 A C+74.9 Questar 1.1 STR 45.68 1.80 6 1.9m 13o
NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE) 53 99 26 A E 26.9 QkslvGs 7.8 KGS 18.00 .41 +24 49 31
80 98 28 A B 45.0 Quickslvr KWK . 24.16 .84 20 2.8m 25o
NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY
92 60 94 A B+18.9 RPC
1.4 RES 17.40 .25 30 371 23o
22nd
19th
18th
17th
16th 83 93 58 A B 76.8 RangeRes .3 RRC . 50.15 1.94 38 2.6m 26o
40 73 25 D C 34.8 RegncyE 9.0 RGNC 19.82 +.07 11 288 99o
N/A
10847
8325
6308
7444
97 99 77 A C+29.5 ReneSolan SOL 13.56 .99 31 1.6m 11o
-3.3%
+5.3%
+4.5%
-4.5%
+1.5% 54 82 33 A C 44.9 Repsol
2.0 REP 29.02 +.01 +19 936 7o
............................................................................................ 86 73 96 D B29.9 RexEngyn REXX 19.19 1.97 29 404 ..o
HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES 80 73 48 A C+29.7 RosettaR ROSE 19.01 .86 +27 658 10
61 84 38 A D 47.9 Rowan 1.2 RDC . 33.55 .86 29 2.8m 7o
NYTime
Mon
Fri
Chg Nasdaq Composite. 41 90 40 .. D88.7 RoyDShA 4.3 RDSA 63.60 +1.17 +1 2.3m 5
10 AM
200 1024
-824
-27.6
2246.2 32 91 34 .. E 87.9 RoyDShB 5.3 RDSB 60.95 +1.29 5 481 5
82 91 92 .. D 70.8 SabnRylt 12 SBR 61.17 +2.20 41 31 12
11 AM
473 1551
-1078
-27.5
2246.4
44 57 79 .. E 47.3 SanJuanB 10 SJT 39.23 +.63 +46 248 16o
12 PM
713 1957
-1243
-47.1
2226.7 43 73 14 B E 69.4 Sandrdgen
SD . 26.10 +.48 16 2.6m 46o
01 PM
881 2288
-1406
-43.8
2230.0 66 96 51 A D67.9 Sasol
3.5 SSL 44.61 +1.63+161 2.1m 8o
02 PM
1095 2560
-1464
-55.5
2218.3 84 89 60 A C+114 Schlmbrg .9 r SLB 89.94 .77 17 9.4m 20
03 PM
1334 2913
-1579
-65.2
2208.6 80 63 69 B B97.8 SeacorHldg CKH 87.01 .25 33 173 10
.7 SII 66.81 +1.35 12 3.9m 19o
04 PM
1859 3867
-2007
-94.9
2178.9 84 92 60 A D 88.4 Smith
68 73 48 B B 40.2 Solarfun
SOLF 14.03 .88 60 1.8m 15o
TOTAL
1859 3867
-2007
............................................................................................ 96 98 86 A C 52.7 SouthwstEn SWN 35.01 .41 15 6.3m 33o
80 83 70 A B29.2 Spectra 4.0 r SE 24.83 .88 4 3.6m 13o
37
65
38
B
D28.7
Spectra
6.9
SEP 19.76 +.01 28 33 14
NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)
40 51 28 D B26.8 Spire
SPIR 11.07 .43 64 25 ..
22nd
19th
18th
17th
16th 84 97 60 A E 65.6 StMaryLE .3 SM . 39.76 +1.40 3 1.3m 9o
2.5 STO 27.23 +.72 +31 1.9m 8o
N/A
14458
13016
10882
11221 63 94 41 A D43.3 Statoil
............................................................................................ 86 82 66 A C 74.0 StoneEgy r SGY 47.26 .15 0 920 5o
69 91 54 A D74.3 SuncrEr .4 SU 48.09 .01 +21 8.8m 15o
MONDAY VOLUME TOTAL
1,820,050,000
28 37 25 B B 78.8 Sunoco 3.1 SUN 38.90 2.76 36 3.4m 19o
684
STOCKS ADVANCED ON
262,920,000 84 89 73 B B59.5 SunocoLg 7.7 SXL 48.63 .60+125 113 11
83 68 77 A C+164 SunPower SPWR 86.41 3.21 36 1.8m 50
STP 41.40 2.13 26 3.4m 28o
2251
STOCKS DECLINED ON
1,541,828,000 90 98 65 A B90.0 SuntechP
77 92 49 A D57.8 SuperEgry SPN 36.22 .75 +13 1.6m 9o
106
STOCKS UNCHANGED ON
15,302,000 89 59 94 A B+35.8 SuperWell SWSI 29.35 .27 20 239 22
94 98 56 A C+68.5 SwiftErgy
SFY . 43.80 .10 38 577 5o
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 69

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 87

Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
57 54 61 A D+37.7 TCPipeln 8.6 TCLP 32.63

37 91 38 .. D42.9 TELOffs 11 TELOZ 18.55
87 95 74 A C+84.8 T3Engy
TTES . 50.43
89 73 81 C B 15.3 TXCORes TXCO 11.55
67 94 51 A D25.7 Talismn 1.1 TLM 16.92
28 73 24 C E 31.4 TargaRes 11 NGLS 18.30
29 52 31 B E 40.8 TeppcoP 10 TPP 27.85
71 91 69 .. D+36.8 Tesco
TESO 25.65
12 8 12 B B66.0 Tesoro 2.3 TSO 17.39
52 70 30 B D+25.0 TetraTech
TTI 15.39
89 76 82 A B71.3 Tidewatr 1.6 r TDW 62.67
69 91 40 A D 91.3 TotalSA 4.2 TOT 65.69
64 79 66 B C+43.9 TransCda 3.8 TRP 36.38
50 76 37 B B34.5 TrnsMon 9 TLP 23.50
80 96 56 A C+163 Transocn
RIG . 125.4
75 99 24 A B 68.3 TrinaSol
TSL 28.50
73 97 33 A D102 UltraPt
UPL 60.30
44 81 34 C D+42.1 Ultrapar 5.6 UGP 28.35
15 40 20 C D22.7 UnionDrll UDRL 11.70
86 93 72 A C+88.2 Unit Corp
UNT 57.75
17 35 13 B C+75.8 ValeroEn 1.9 r VLO 32.00
88 98 59 B B 24.4 Venoco
VQ 16.29
77 91 59 A E 60.0 WTOffshr .4 WTI 32.40
71 73 29 A B15.4 WarrenRes WRES 10.43
70 94 42 A E 50.0 WeathIntl WFT 31.51
63 96 44 A E 17.5 WstnGas 8.5 WES 14.07
36 9 72 .. B 24.5 Westmrlnd WLB 16.50
95 94 93 A D 112 7WhitingP WLL 80.34
10 1 40 .. E 25.3 Whiting 33 WHX 17.97
79 73 64 C B47.9 Willbros
WG 35.22
36 26 78 .. C+11.3 WillCoal 13 WTU 9.98
56 98 24 A C+40.8 WmsCo 1.7 WMB 26.11
70 99 32 A B45.8 WmsPtrs 9 WPZ 27.42
30 66 36 .. D20.8 WmsPipl 8.5 WMZ 14.55
83 85 71 B C+45.1 WldFuel
.6 INT 26.36
89 84 51 A B73.7 XTOEnrgy .9 XTO 52.48
66 93 32 A E 23.4 Yanzhou 1.8 YZC 13.22
65 99 15 A C+41.5 Yinglin
YGE 13.29
.79 25 47 12o
+1.97+108 104 6
+.47 30 165 18o
.14 36 362 25o
.04 3 6.4m 10o
+.39 32 223 11o
.30 19 326 15o
.29 11 219 27
1.47 33 6.3m ..o
.27 +34 1.2m 14o
+.26 29 1.0m 9o
+.18 +10 3.0m 7o
+.59 +3 362 15
.15 2 33 11
.01 16 6.1m 9o
5.00 3 1.3m 11o
.75 25 2.3m 32o
+.32 4 105 18
.60 +47 325 13
+1.22 11 873 8o
2.18 9 12m 7o
+.09 35 223 15
.07 3 1.2m 7o
.29 25 366 17o
.52 4 10m 16o
+.10 10 160 25
1.49 43 33 ..
+1.23 9 1.0m 14o
+.88 45 76 99
+.77 +17 846 26o
+.43 +7 30 12
.77 24 7.2m 11o
.29 29 322 9o
.43 +93 220 3
.52 +6 323 9
1.77 34 11m 13o
.57 10 459 7o
.26 29 2.2m 15
7. MACHINERY
69 98 30 A D 33.4
95 90 97 A C+48.5
69 88 42 A C+37.2
95 94 72 B A18.8
29 49 30 D E 47.5
84 91 57 A C 53.1
62 88 46 B C+60.4
95 90 87 B C+62.7
77 85 62 A C 45.2
51 32 70 E B 28.3
83 99 68 A C+79.5
38 51 42 B D68.8
72 91 42 A B86.0
98 94 84 C B66.7
90 76 83 B C 44.3
93 96 55 A B28.4
65 72 58 C B 33.9
84 86 67 A C+57.3
99 97 99 A BNH
96 80 78 A B+52.3
87 85 62 B C 54.6
61 61 74 D B 27.2
80 90 42 A D13.3
67 97 35 B C 37.7
98 90 83 A C 44.0
92 97 66 A C 145
56 54 16 A B85.7
92 81 91 C A 54.6
95 73 99 B C+61.2
98 97 83 B A 34.5
84 92 56 B D 57.9
27 26 21 B D 32.9
50 95 12 A E 83.5
97 90 94 B A46.5
87 75 67 A B 42.2
98 99 98 A D 109
65 76 31 A B28.0
42 47 64 D B+38.5
58 82 44 C D 58.3
74 86 49 A B60.4
83 80 60 B D40.8
76 88 31 B B55.9
72 35 85 D B+19.2
82 95 64 A D45.0
62 90 36 A C+90.0
44 85 33 B D+45.7
73 82 53 B B 45.6
56 52 40 B B39.5
81 89 61 B D 87.0
36 98 5 A E 51.5
95 83 92 B A16.7
78 77 61 B B19.8
63 29 89 C B+125
82 91 44 A C+79.0
85 60 91 A D30.8
85 93 28 B B 86.9
88 80 87 C B 41.0
39 27 68 D B21.2
74 73 69 C B58.0
91 85 81 B B53.8
85 94 53 B D+55.1
93 90 66 A B71.0
85 97 53 B D 140
89 69 77 B B+37.9
71 83 39 B A 31.5
96 96 73 A B42.9
80 72 58 C B50.1
32 98 7 A E 91.2
99 96 88 A B+48.6
ABB
ABB 21.32
AZZ
AZZ . 43.40
Actuant .1 ATU 27.14
AltraHld
AIMC 15.91
AmSprcnd AMSC 22.05
Ametek .6 r AME . 42.32
AstecInd
ASTE 33.01
BadgerM .9 BMI . 47.07
BaldrEle 2.1 BEZ 32.69
BrigStrt 5.0 BGG 17.73
Bucyrus .2 BUCY 51.21
Cascade 1.9 r CAE 41.91
Caterplr 2.6 CAT 64.60
Circor
.3 CIR 52.50
Clarcor
.8 CLC 39.30
Colfaxn
CFX 19.63
ClmbMckn CMCO 25.35
CooprInd 2.3 r CBE 42.60
DXPEnterpr DXPE . 66.81
Donalds 1.0 DCI 46.05
Dover 2.2 r DOV 44.93
EncorWi .4 WIRE 20.15
EnrgyRec
ERII 8.08
EnerSys
ENS . 20.38
EnPro
r NPO 38.04
Flowser 1.0 r FLS 98.42
FosterWh r FWLT 45.64
FrankElc 1.1 FELE . 46.90
FuelSys
FSYS . 51.49
FuelTech
FTEK 22.71
GardnrDen r GDI 38.04
Gencorn
GENC 8.46
GenlCable
BGC . 37.90
Gormanr 1.0 GRC 41.19
Graco 2.0 r GGG 37.28
Graham .2 GHM . 66.00
HarbinElec HRBN 12.57
Hardinge 1.4 HDNG 14.66
HubbllB 3.5 r HUBB 39.91
Hurco
HURC 34.51
IDEX
1.5 r IEX 33.06
IngersRd 2.1 IR 34.09
InsitfTch
INSU 16.49
Jinpan
.9 JST 27.05
JoyGlbl 1.3 r JOYG 53.16
KHDHum
KHD 22.91
Kennmetl 1.5 KMT 31.70
KeyTech
KTEC 27.78
LincnElc 1.4 LECO 70.74
Manitowc .4 MTW 18.33
MetPro 1.5 MPR 14.96
NIDEC
.7 NJ 15.88
NACCO 2.1 NC 98.25
Nordsn 1.4 NDSN 51.93
PMFG
PMFG 19.58
ParkHan 1.8 PH 55.53
Pentair 1.8 PNR 37.51
PikeElec
PEC 16.09
Powell Inds POWL 43.04
RegalBel 1.4 RBC 46.35
RobbMyer .5 RBN . 32.81
RoperInd .5 ROP 59.38
SPX
1.0 SPW 96.72
SauerDnf 2.5 SHS 28.54
Stratasys r SSYS 18.66
SunHydr 1.2 SNHY . 30.29
Tennant 1.4 TNC 36.08
Terex
r TEX 33.57
Wdward .6 r WGOV . 38.76
.65 5 5.4m 14o

+1.42 19 193 15
.96 +48 706 13
.33 32 171 16
1.71 27 882 ..o
1.88 34 528 17
+.32 40 193 12o
3.95 34 154 29k
1.92 31 528 14o
.04 49 603 99
+2.04 +17 2.8m 22o
1.93 5 97 11
1.89 21 5.9m 10
.86 38 153 16
1.03 9 330 21
.26 50 192 11o
1.19 +1 161 11o
.72 33 1.1m 12o
+2.54 +24 193 20
1.06 +26 662 21o
1.28 29 1.2m 12o
.48 38 308 24o
+.43 55 165 50
1.18 +8 1.0m 12o
.93 2 307 8
2.30 +18 1.3m 16x
.45 16 3.4m 14o
2.28 +16 202 25
+.06 33 571 36o
2.05 8 529 66o
2.53 +46 1.1m 10o
+.02 90 5 5
1.09 5 1.2m 8o
1.01 1 97 26
1.63 53 294 15o
3.63 61 106 18
.72 18 40 10
.42 76 17 28
1.14 35 205 10
1.02 60 46 8
.54 12 630 16k
2.34 34 2.5m 10o
1.07 +51 380 21o
.69 +38 59 11
1.62 14 2.8m 17o
+1.92+248 646 10
2.49 +3 906 11o
+.34 39 19 20
2.40 +4 356 13o
.57 19 2.3m 5o
1.69 5 57 20
.95 23 50 22
3.29 59 17 9
2.39 37 296 15o
.67 45 51 21
3.79 46 1.4m 9
1.96 9 801 16o
.61 50 86 25
1.57 34 56 24
3.02 7 282 12
1.16 24 491 16
3.95 18 569 20o
4.43 +81 1.5m 16o
.60 5 184 19
+.62 +45 350 25o
1.20 67 61 18
2.56 +32 227 19
+.39 19 2.4m 4o
1.18 9 649 23o
8. ELECTRONICS
99 95 87 A B45.5 FLIRSystms FLIR . 35.55 2.46 33 1.0m 33o
49 73 23 A C+21.4 AUOpt 5.0 AUO 11.67
96 87 98 B C+35.6 7AeroVir AVAV . 32.99
81 92 52 B B 39.3 Agilent
r A 31.05
96 94 82 A B52.3 AmphenlA .1 r APH . 45.40
75 90 62 B B87.0 Anixter
r AXE 61.51
96 67 97 D A18.9 AppldSg 2.8 APSG 18.02
96 81 95 C B 27.8 ArgonST
STST 25.55
53 75 40 C B45.0 ArrowElec r ARW 29.23
48 77 31 C C 44.4 Avnet
AVT 25.74
.31
+.60
1.86
+.50
1.27
.13
.58
1.51
1.54
+47 4.8m 2o
23 187 31o
+7 2.5m 15o
+27 1.9m 20
+12 635 9o
+11 94 29
9 124 28
5 998 8o
23 1.0m 8o
98 90 99 B B+79.7 AxsysTech AXYS 66.26

57 20 78 C B 36.6 BelfusB 1.0 BELFB 29.41
27 50 33 E B+25.1 BenchmrkEl r BHE 14.84
83 52 83 B B 21.0 CPIIntl
r CPII 14.91
87 93 92 C B14.0 CTS
.9 r CTS 12.71
72 99 46 A C+33.6 ChinaSecn CSR 14.23
92 92 78 B B 28.1 Cognex 2.7 r CGNX . 22.24
84 83 94 D A38.5 Coherentn COHR 36.36
87 64 91 B A18.0 ColemanC CCIX 13.06
51 97 16 A E 28.1 Corning 1.2 r GLW 16.07
56 22 72 D B+50.7 Cubic
.6 CUB 28.14
98 93 94 C B 80.3 DRSTech .2 DRS 76.78
85 85 60 A B 89.2 Danaher .2 DHR 74.74
71 79 42 A C+88.4 Dionex
DNEX 63.00
94 91 54 B B 64.2 ElbitSy 1.5 ESLT 49.85
44 6 76 B B 34.5 FEI
FEIC 24.88
62 49 47 B A50.3 FaroTech FARO 25.88
58 91 13 A D+27.7 FushiCopn FSIN 10.37
62 17 96 E B20.4 HerleyInds r HRLY 17.80
89 83 83 B B+22.7 7HstWC
1.8 r HWCC
3.74 10 157 39
+.11 22 31 20
.87 38 451 11
1.11 +43 47 12
.02 15 174 13
1.77 +9 571 10o
.76 43 233 22o
.64 34 107 22
+.12+132 52 15
1.02 27 14m 9o
.19 43 79 18
1.21 +55 909 18o
3.12 52 1.1m 18
.66 +24 164 22
1.90+124 57 17
1.92 +36 528 26o
.18 3 153 19o
.63 62 81 9
1.20 +1 62 89k
19.23 1.7713
163 12 o
98 94 89 A B+22.4 7IPGPhot IPGP 20.90

99 94 92 A A48.3 IIVI
IIVI . 42.37
93 89 78 A B 112 Itron Inc
ITRI 95.89
18 72 26 D E 25.8 JabilC
2.6 JBL 10.88
91 83 75 C B115 L3Comm 1.2 r LLL 99.9
35 73 12 A D31.3 LGDispl 2.0 LPL 12.69
94 92 93 B A 16.3 LaBargeInc
LB 15.52
79 64 71 C B 39.2 Littelfuse LFUS 34.11
91 78 86 B A46.3 MTSSys 1.4 r MTSC 42.02
68 99 57 D C+24.4 Matsus 1.8 r MC 18.67
82 45 93 D A14.8 MaxwllTch MXWL 12.86
75 71 66 B B 28.8 MeasSpcl MEAS 19.47
52 79 25 B C 16.9 Methode 3.0 MEI 9.39
90 89 73 A B119 MettlerTole MTD 100.3
77 78 62 C B+30.6 Molex 2.5 MOLX 24.37
75 78 58 C B+28.0 MolxA 2.7 MOLXA 22.65
59 80 32 C B 29.2 MultFnElc MFLX 15.95
88 92 70 A B 39.6 NVE
NVEC 28.98
7 26 22 D E 14.1 NamTai 10 NTE 8.64
80 78 74 C B 37.2 ParkElc 1.1 PKE 29.06
86 87 70 B B30.0 Perknelm 1.1 PKI 26.11
86 73 96 D B 15.4 PhotnDy
PHTN 13.01
73 76 76 B B 33.2 Plantron .8 r PLT 24.24
63 96 36 C C+32.5 Plexus
r PLXS 22.69
35 42 44 C B17.5 Radisys
RSYS 9.15
46 78 15 A C 73.9 RockwlA 3.1 r ROK 37.93
79 74 74 B B48.8 RofinSinar RSTI 37.15
81 65 84 D B 19.4 Stoneridge SRI 13.33
59 93 47 B D15.8 TTMTch
TTMI 10.96
87 88 69 A B62.8 ThermoFis TMO 54.99
88 87 64 A B62.2 ThomasBett TNB 40.39
60 87 42 B E 40.3 TycoEle 1.9 r TEL 29.15
52 67 30 B B 78.3 Varian
r VARI 44.36
55 81 42 E B20.5 VeecoInst VECO 15.00
27 12 35 D A15.8 Vicor
3.2 VICR 9.36
67 87 51 A E 81.8 Waters
WAT 55.95
58 86 50 B D51.0 WescoIntl r WCC 35.03
52 26 87 E B 13.9 Zygo
ZIGO 12.75
.60 10 253 28o

1.47 36 151 25o
3.38 44 309 29o
.36 45 2.4m 9
1.51 30 652 15o
.77 12 933 3k
.23+167 136 16
1.66 49 66 20o
1.40 +4 113 18
.59 +3 373 13o
.86 37 80 ..o
.42+119 137 16
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98 99 89 A B 20.4 Cybrsrce r CYBS . 17.32 1.22 17 666 30
97 98 95 A B 19.0 EzcorpClA EZPW . 16.05 .49 36 525 14o
34 30 35 B C 43.5 AdmFPrvd 6.4 PVD 25.49 1.16 41 9 7k
56 75 29 A C 28.7 AerCap
AER 12.82 .06 +31 550 4o
58 68 39 A C+136 AffiltMgrs r AMG 86.0011.00 46 562 13o
69 55 70 A B 36.7 Aircastl 11 AYR 12.75 +1.00 +27 1.0m 7o
79 82 68 A B80.8 AlliancDta r ADS 58.70 1.97 49 982 14
26 58 12 B D92.9 AlliBern 9 AB 40.60 .15 +4 675 9o
56 78 30 B B31.1 AlliedCp 18 ALD 14.29 .74 37 1.1m 11o
42 46 41 B B46.1 AmCpLtd15 r ACAS 26.41 +.66 +26 5.3m 8o
37 46 34 B B63.6 AmerExp 1.9 AXP 37.29 3.11 16 15m 12o
84 66 81 B B23.9 APhysSv 1.4 AMPH 21.10 .04+455 117 7
50 57 37 C B 69.3 Amerprs 1.6 r AMP 41.29 2.21 +11 3.6m 10o
77 70 78 B B 22.0 ApollInv 12 AINV 17.00 .65 44 820 10o
71 66 48 A B 17.5 AresCap 15 ARCC 11.15 .60 48 543 7
42 13 75 C B 14.7 AssetAcc AACC 11.28 1.83 +37 205 17o
88 90 66 A B249 Blackrck 1.7 BLK 188.821.25 +15 886 21
35 23 43 C B+29.8 Blackst 7.4 r BX 16.24 1.48 34 1.2m ..o
62 31 87 C B+28.0 BlckH&R 2.6 r HRB 22.99 2.07 28 2.2m 16o
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62 76 59 C B 34.6 Calamos 2.4 CLMS 18.60 2.30 60 105 12
79 39 90 B B+73.6 CaptlOne 2.8 r COF 54.45 1.60 +9 16m 9
95 97 87 B B48.9 CashAmer .4 CSH 38.27 1.39 18 504 12o
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94 83 69 A D+31.5 CreditAcc CACC 21.15 .25 60 10 9
47 30 73 .. B 69.9 CrdSuis 3.0 CS 51.30 +1.13 38 898 99o
51 41 65 B B 24.0 Discove 1.6 r DFS 15.29 .71 25 5.6m 8
79 92 43 A B+33.0 DollarFin r DLLR 18.19 .56 60 126 8
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62 59 55 B B50.0 EatnVan 1.7 r EV 36.19 4.81 47 827 19o
81 48 82 B B+16.0 ElctrRnt 4.0 ELRC 14.83 .97 45 32 18k
81 63 98 C A14.2 EncoreCap ECPG 13.00 .81 40 114 12
65 19 71 A B 15.0 Epoch 1.1 r EPHC 11.21 .39 70 18 27
78 72 65 A B40.2 Equifax .5 r EFX 33.92 1.63 21 790 14o
54 79 33 B C 33.3 EuronetWW EEFT 17.21 .48 +7 579 13o
65 99 10 A C 53.3 FCStonen r FCSX 17.70 1.68 48 406 10o
16 80 2 C D+34.9 FedAgric 5.3 AGM 7.4910.63+651 712 2
58 60 41 A C+45.0 FedInvs 3.0 FII 31.55 +.05 42 1.3m 13o
60 69 45 B B27.0 FidNInfo 1.1 r FIS 19.04 1.32 14 1.9m 8
93 71 87 B A31.0 FinlFedl 2.3 FIF 26.17 .18 +11 219 12k
64 56 79 A D25.3 FstCshFinl r FCFS 15.78 .67 +5 353 17
88 85 76 A B56.8 Fiserv
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70 66 56 A B143 FrankRes .8 r BEN 96.7711.23 5 2.0m 13o
70 84 62 B D 51.5 GATX 2.8 r GMT 39.13 1.84 43 362 11o
53 96 5 A D+25.8 GFIGrp 3.3 GFIG 6.15 +.04 21 1.9m 6o
69 69 48 A D+12.8 GSCInvn 18 GNV 8.64 .20+171 77 5k
64 34 81 B B73.4 GAMCO
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26 50 15 B E 250 GldmSch 1.2 r GS 120.8 9.02 +29 22m 7o
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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 Spon
Price Chg Chg 1000 Rating
6 6 6666 High Symbol
STOCKS UP
99 98 B+ A C+ 83.8 ContlResn CLR 45.37 +4.05 +6 2.2m
97 99 A A B NH DXPEnterpr DXPE 66.81 +2.54 +24 193
93 99 A+ A A+ 39.3 LifePtnrs r LPHI 36.03 +1.30+113 167
91 96 A A B 65.8 VarianMed VAR 61.62 +1.08 26 1.2m
99 91 C+ A D 241 Potash r POT 179.6 +4.34 +7 13m
88 94 A A A 39.1 OpenText OTEX 36.70 +1.40+738 6.6m
84 97 A+ A A NH JosABkCl JOSB 37.26 +1.17+147 4.1m
82 83 A+ A C+ 101 BardCR r BCR 96.01 +1.03 +52 1.1m
79 92 A B A 33.6 BankMarin r BMRC 32.67 +1.05+134 17
95 78 B B B+ 70.9 GreifB
GEFB 59.10 +1.10 +33 5
94 93 B+ A D 112 WhitingP WLL 80.34 +1.23 9 1.0m
93 84 B A B NH ITCHldgs ITC 56.33 +.39 2 388
90 97 B A C+ 48.5 AZZ
AZZ 43.40 +1.42 19 193
85 89 A+ C D 16.2 NobelLrn NLCI 16.00 +3.26+237 28
82 86 A A C+ 53.0 AstraZen AZN 46.35 +1.15 26 1.4m
94 94 90 A A E 19.5 IndSvAm IDSA 11.76 +1.17 +39 102
94 91 90 B+ A C+ 84.8 Santos Ltd STOSY 66.51 +4.71 43 8
94 90 96 A C B+ 71.5 FPICIns FPIC 60.19 +1.81 26 35
94 79 94 A C B NH SchiffNutr WNI 7.00 +.05 +69 59
94 70 98 B+ A B 82.4 PrimeenergyPNRG 77.57 +1.42 40 1
94 59 99 A+ .. A NH NPSPharma NPSP 8.56 +.06 +70 981
92 98 85 C+ A D 172 CFInds
CF 121.8 +2.36 3 3.6m
92 95 76 C+ A C 171 TerraNit TNH 127.6 +1.37 56 79
92 73 99 B+ A B 36.8 PyramdO PDO 9.86 +2.17 +166 1.4m
92 73 93 A D A NH DuffPhlpn DUF 21.45 +.45 33 40
91 73 98 B+ D C+ 35.5 McmornExp MMR 25.37 +1.04 35 853
90 77 99 B+ A C 55.9 MexcoEn MXC 24.72 +2.92 +92 48
90 60 93 B B B 100 DiamHill DHIL 94.40 +1.40 +25 7
89 78 98 D+ C A NH StandexI SXI 29.65 +.64 +73 95
87 81 74 B+ A C 82.2 PionrNtr PXD 55.25 +1.38 +48 3.2m
87 52 96 B+ B B+ 28.2 BrynMwr BMTC 27.11 +1.13 +49 26
86 97 56 D+ A C+ 149 DiamndOf DO 114.2 +1.67 18 1.8m
86 93 72 D+ A C+ 88.2 UnitCorp UNT 57.75 +1.22 11 873
86 67 93 A C C+ NH Safeco r SAF 68.21 +.09+233 5.4m
85 72 95 D A B 56.3 Randgold GOLD 46.52 +6.55 +67 2.0m
84 97 60 B+ A E 65.6 StMaryLE SM 39.76 +1.40 3 1.3m
84 92 60 B A D 88.4 SmithIntl SII 66.81 +1.35 12 3.9m
84 72 98 B D A 51.6 CaptlFed CFFN 49.96 +1.43 16 183
84 67 88 A B C+ 25.6 AuburnNB r AUBN 24.97 +2.76 93 0.1
83 99 68 D A C+ 79.5 Bucyrus BUCY 51.21 +2.04 +17 2.8m
83 99 55 A B D 77.4 ArchCoal ACI 42.51 +1.28 +35 11m
82 91 92 C+ .. D 70.8 SabnRylt SBR 61.17 +2.20 41 31
81 67 90 B+ C C 11.5 UnitedBkOH UBCP 11.00 +1.25 81 0.4
81 24 95 A B B+ 343 FairfxFnl r FFH 325.0+65.00+754 1.2m
80 78 83 B+ C C+ 29.8 PrinctnNtl PNBC 28.50 +1.00 50 0.6
80 40 87 A B B+ 38.9 FCmBsh FCBC 36.00 +1.27 50 18
78 46 96 D B B+ 39.5 RoylGld r RGLD 39.17 +1.52 +51 971
78 46 92 B C A 270 NatlWstLf NWLIA 256.0 +1.00 78 0.9
78 36 91 A+ D C NH CPEXPh CPEX 18.55 +.55 82 3
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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 Spon
Price Chg Chg 1000 Rating
6 6 6666 High Symbol
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
6 6 666 High
96 94 85 B D+70.7
84 67 81 B B 58.5
48 48 45 B C+76.2
31 56 14 A D27.8
83 24 98 D A15.3
13 38 3 D E 147
31 73 4 B D 99
84 59 74 B B55.0
56 23 71 B A 37.8
83 65 68 A B48.5
66 97 39 A C+45.2
54 99 21 A D+131
85 84 88 C B32.5
49 55 37 A B 36.2
41 58 32 A C+21.5
46 96 10 A D82.0
64 77 38 B B53.5
51 41 69 C B 109
76 68 47 A D39.1
72 79 69 A D 72.4
75 97 45 A D+84.5
31 10 50 C B31.0
96 77 98 B B+47.4
19 23 6 B C+28.2
9 8 30 C D27.7
56 68 39 C B+30.7
48 66 44 .. B45.6
85 42 90 B B+20.0
33 64 20 B B 34.1
96 90 95 B B 44.4
87 63 90 B C+40.3
64 17 93 D A26.7
31 76 15 B E 43.0
96 98 95 C B55.9
72 95 44 A B61.7
76 36 81 B B 21.9
54 75 68 .. B35.0
83 73 64 A B17.6
76 69 69 B D59.2
72 22 95 D B22.6
63 59 70 C B 42.0
99 85 93 B B 75.5
45 23 92 .. B 21.0
48 73 24 A C+30.5
93 67 90 B B40.1
42 65 37 A D 22.2
59 86 42 B C+87.8
71 84 67 C B25.2
41 73 19 A D+27.3
70 83 39 B B+22.8
57 62 32 B B+49.2
52 67 36 A D19.8
64 31 88 D C+20.0
42 57 41 B C+33.3
64 77 45 A B32.9
64 60 68 C B29.5
75 61 86 C B16.8
67 54 65 A B18.2
73 63 63 C B+30.0
58 99 14 A C 71.2
21 36 11 C C 62.6
55 64 63 B B26.1
87 88 73 A B 23.0
81 88 62 B B41.2
66 72 55 A C+39.5
57 88 28 B B 37.5
89 44 97 D B+19.5
73 64 70 B B 25.9
93 78 87 B C+85.8
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52 82 41 A E 47.1
55 61 64 C B58.3
92 64 96 B A38.7
45 49 52 D C+26.0
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49 34 61 C B 66.5
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65 81 40 A D53.4 InvTech
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48 21 79 .. B 52.9 LazardL 1.0 LAZ 39.60 3.65 +13 1.4m 16o
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73 58 72 B B26.5 Metavnten MV 22.34 .50 5 354 14o
79 62 86 B B 26.1 MobileMini MINI 23.38 1.40 7 266 16o
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52 95 13 A B95.3 NYSEEur 3.1 r NYX 39.34 5.16 48 3.1m 12o
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36 9 64 C C 201 StdntLn 5.2 STU 109.7 +.11 68 10 18k
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91 93 61 A A28.4 TALIntl 7.2 TAL 22.79 1.20+100 233 11
66 73 43 A B 18.2 thnkoswm SWIM 8.83 .57 57 328 9o
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A 95 95 92 C+ A C+ 170 KTronIntl KTII
E 92 73 86 A A D+ 317 FstSolar FSLR
C o 91 86 86 A B B+ 91.0 Proassrnce r PRA
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91
76
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B+ B B 66.9 PrefrmLn PLPC
C o 91 66 83 A A A 70.0 BkHawai r BOH
D o 89 80 89 B+ C B+ 69.6 UMBFinl r UMBF
C o 88 90 66 B A B 249 Blackrck BLK
.. k 87 98 67 C A C+ 320 MastrCd
MA
.. 87 69 84 A B B 38.3 RaymJames r RJF
B o 87 58 94 B B A 199 ArdenGpA ARDNA
C o 86 64 90 A B A 83.1 SVBFincl SIVB
D 86 39 95 A B A+ 73.1 Bancfst BANF
D 85 78 68 B B A 125 AvalonBay r AVB
C o 85 73 89 B C B+ 102 PublicStg PSA
.. 84 99 52 C A C+ 429 Baidu
BIDU
.. 83 47 91 A+ C B 79.0 AbraxisBn ABII
C 81 70 73 B B B 109 SimonProp SPG
E 77 76 77 B C B 101 Prudentl r PRU
.. 77 51 82 D+ C A+ 5059 BerkHaB BRKB
D o 76 24 94 A B A 32.8 TricoBcsh TCBK
C o 75 51 82 D+ C A 149972 BrkHaA BRKA
.. 74 37 79 B A B+ NH Alexanders ALX
.. 71 97 32 C A C+ 747 Google
GOOG
C 70 89 34 C A B 714 CMEGrp r CME
C 70 66 56 B A B 143 FrankRes r BEN
.. 70 41 68 A C B+ 554 Markel
MKL
E 68 31 84 A D A 62.0 MercuryG MCY
D 66 46 81 B C C+ 129 EssexPpty ESS
C o 65 6 82 A B B+ 420 Alleghany
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.. 64 41 60 A B B 75.8 TransAtl
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C o 63 95 34 D A D 202 AppleInc AAPL
C o 61 23 91 C+ C B+ 679 NVR
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A D B 566 WhtMtIn WTM
C o 58 68 39 B A C+ 136 AffiltMgrs r AMG
B o 57 17 76 B B B 117 VorndRlty VNO
C o 55 99 10 C A D+ 194 IntcntlEx
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C o 54 49 62 C B C+ 144 MrtMar
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.. k 49 39 54 B A C 132 BostonPpts BXP
C o 47 12 64 A C B 115 EverstRe r RE
B 41 65 41 E C B 70.9 PrncplFnl r PFG
.. 40 56 22 B B C 126 SLGreenRlty SLG
.. 39 70 31 D+ B E 2135 Seaboard SEB
D o 34 76 23 D B D+ 75.0 Rostelecom ROS
.. 31 35 51 D C B 880 Wash Post WPO
D 26 50 15 A B E 250 GldmnSch r GS
C o 16 31 7 D B C 148 LasVgSnds LVS
.. 14 34 36 E .. B 145 AmerNtlIns ANAT
.. .. .. 70 D+ .. B 156 HRegBk RKH
.. o .. .. 59 D+ .. B 99 iSharCn&St ICF

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% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
3.08 8 5.7m 17 62 50 64 B B+78.6 UPSB
2.7 r UPS 65.88 1.82 10 5.1m 17o
VTNC 16.82 .49 70 28 21
1.66 +7 2.2m 12o 72 20 88 C B+20.0 Vitran
1.35 +8 931 13o 97 93 96 A B 60.8 Wabtec .1 r WAB . 53.21 1.46 19 799 21o
.53 30 49 8 74 26 97 D B+28.8 WernrE .8 r WERN 25.21 1.26 +2 2.5m 26
.69 +29 296 48o
1.32 17 51 16
95 73 79 B A68.0 ACELtd 1.8 ACE 59.79 6.21 63 2.4m 7o
1.64 52 87 3o
88 84 70 A B68.8 AFLAC 1.6 r AFL 60.43 3.15 46 2.5m 16o
3.49 +9 1.3m 14o
75 88 68 D B 45.9 AXA
4.7 AXA 33.41 2.54 24 968 8o
1.59 32 11m 12
13 20 24 D D 20.8 AegonNV 7.5 AEG 10.73 .27 16 1.3m 8o
2.12 35 389 9 28 45 27 C D+23.6 Allianz 4.7 AZ 14.37 .12 13 1.0m 8
1.04 36 876 9o 50 29 48 B B53.5 AlldWAsr 1.9 AWH 37.85 1.31 20 251 4
3.77 7 2.7m 3o 53 29 54 C B 59.2 Allstate 3.7 r ALL 44.27 3.27 19 4.5m 8
.28+130 122 19 80 61 92 D C+12.5 AmComp AMCP 11.96 +.06 75 12 11
1.67 33 612 15o 88 78 81 C B32.0 AmerFin 1.7 AFG 28.75 3.25 +3 773 6o
.11 14 144 5 1 23 1 E E 70.1 AmerInt 18 r AIG 4.72 +.87+239 396m ..o
2.38 13 1.4m 2o 14 34 36 .. B 145 AmerNtl 3.4 ANAT 89.8619.79 11 31 16
2.09 48 1.7m 28o 85 77 75 B C 50.5 AmPhy .9 r ACAP 44.60 .85 49 42 9
4.40 +25 3.9m 15o 50 46 37 B D+21.1 AmrSaftyIns r ASI 13.76 .94 +14 46 5
.90 +15 282 19 90 56 94 B B+21.6 Amerisfe AMSF 18.68 1.12 57 73 6
+.08 +20 2.1m 5o 92 98 57 A C+17.6 AmTrFin 1.5 r AFSI 13.07 .14 13 263 7o
.89 11 1.0m 8o 88 70 79 B C+51.3 AON
1.3 r AOC 46.65 +.34 36 2.0m 17o
1.00 54 209 19o 92 69 86 B A80.5 ArchCap
r ACGL 74.00 6.46 +80 767 6o
.80 +17 478 27o 78 21 78 B B+45.8 ArgoGpIntn AGII 39.38 2.06 49 60 10
.65 +49 2.1m ..o 67 31 73 B B32.4 AspenIns 2.3 r AHL 25.54 .36 35 545 5
.65 18 279 ..o 52 88 35 B B71.3 Assurant 1.1 AIZ 49.96 4.55 15 1.6m 7o
1.54 16 135 9o 40 21 25 B B29.5 AssrdGty 1.0 r AGO 16.94 2.56 63 1.2m 9o
1.20 +15 54 16o 58 21 67 B B43.4 AXISCap 2.3 r AXS 32.71 3.29 2 1.1m 5o
1.15 8 1.0m 24o 69 58 66 B D+32.2 BrklyWR .9 r WRB 25.79 +.46 9 1.2m 7o
.55 36 286 8o 89 52 85 B A 27.8 BrwnBrn 1.2 BRO 22.79 1.17 26 828 18o
1.31 42 276 25o 61 46 65 C B41.8 CNAFinl 2.1 CNA 28.16 .57 21 439 7
1.50 22 2.3m 23 94 79 92 B A 22.9 CNASurety SUR 18.34 2.16 40 58 8
.24 40 25 19 96 60 86 A A13.5 CastlePt 1.3 CPHL 11.37 .59 55 187 9
.72 6 70 11 61 59 59 B C+106 ChinaLfe 1.6 LFC 55.46 1.29 16 1.6m 23o
1.53 31 1.1m 24o 88 64 89 B B 69.4 Chubb 2.3 r CB 58.10 6.40 +40 5.4m 9o
1.20 29 462 15 42 26 55 D C+45.0 CinnFnl 5.2 r CINF 30.19 3.41 56 804 10o
1.40 9 1.3m 29 64 71 17 A D+28.7 CNinsuren CISG 9.69 .46 +6 69 16o
1.34 33 107 9o 98 76 95 B B+32.2 DarwinP
DR 31.55 .05 72 30 17
1.02 +83 1.1m 12o 72 52 78 C A43.7 DelphiFn 1.3 r DFG 30.94 5.35 35 261 10o
2.82 +4 846 22 89 55 88 C A 23.0 DonglA 2.2 DGICA 18.70 .80 44 24 13k
.64 3 177 37 72 44 85 C B31.7 EMCIns 2.6 r EMCI 28.04 .96 72 12 18
EHTH 15.22 +.22 24 281 24
1.50 17 499 13o 57 65 15 A C+36.9 eHealth
3.39 18 3.7m 16o 70 48 61 B B 21.7 EmployH 1.4 EIG 17.32 .62 62 124 9
1.50 17 8.1m ..o 58 18 61 B B 43.3 EndurSp 3.0 ENH 33.41 2.59 18 507 4
ESGR 111.1 +1.97 81 5 55
.19 34 156 6o 61 31 83 D D+146 EnstarGp
2.10 +36 1.2m 17o 64 41 58 B B 62.3 ErieIndt 3.8 ERIE 46.91 2.09 2 107 14
.77 31 50 10 47 12 64 C B115 EverstRe 2.2 r RE 85.76 9.24 +56 865 8
FPIC 60.19 +1.81 26 35 12
2.79 35 481 8o 94 90 96 C B+71.5 FPICIns
.56 37 430 9o 81 24 95 B B+343 FairfxF 1.5 r FFH 325.0+65.00+754 1.2m 4o
.35 5 263 9o 41 3 75 E B 21.0 FidlNFin 7.8 FNF 15.34 1.28 43 1.6m ..
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1.02 83 17 6 88 51 65 A A14.7 Flagsto 1.3 FSR 12.07 .78 61 37 5
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27.75 .79 50 354 15
.40 71 63 18
.82 46 184 20o 9 19 11 C C+32.3 Genwth 3.2 r GNW 12.61 2.64 16 6.8m 4o
.70 34 319 9o 83 79 55 A D+23.9 Grnlghtn r GLRE 18.86 .40 53 60 12
1.27 30 672 6o 88 71 83 B B 31.6 HCCIns 1.9 HCC 25.98 1.62 41 700 7
.92 24 9.3m 27 87 61 88 C A55.0 HanvrIns .8 r THG 47.93 3.07 15 400 10
.40 59 13 9 88 59 84 C A44.0 Harlysvl 3.2 r HGIC 37.88 2.49 68 31 13
.95 28 835 34 48 65 28 C B 99 HartfdFn 3.6 r HIG 58.45 4.70 40 2.4m 5o
2.01 24 592 3o 72 12 87 C B 47.7 HilbRogl 1.3 HRH 44.76 .74 +82 818 35o
HTH 10.28 1.17 46 134 ..
2.94 19 777 12o 46 1 67 C C+12.3 HilltopH
7.0 ING 28.25 1.75 52 752 4o
.28 33 90 11 39 66 32 B C 46.1 ING
.63 70 29 9 91 70 85 B A33.8 IPCHldgs 2.8 IPCR 30.67 .63 46 372 4
1.97 29 1.1m 8o 65 48 83 C D+52.8 InfPrCas 1.0 IPCC 43.49 +.07 52 77 10
+.57 +18 215 8o 99 93 99 A A+39.3 LifePtn .8 r LPHI 36.03 +1.30+113 167 19
.85 24 41 8 61 59 57 C B 70.7 LincNatl 3.4 LNC 48.39 6.51 42 1.6m 9o
.38 +19 76 ..k 56 77 46 C B51.5 LoewsC
.6 L 40.05 .93 +6 4.0m 10o
.47 5 755 18 43 54 64 B D 46.9 Manulife 2.8 MFC 35.64 +.49 22 1.3m 13o
3.87 16 5.4m 19 70 41 68 C B+554 Markel
MKL 411.668.41 44 28 13
CSX
1.6 r CSX 56.29
CdnNRwy 1.8 r CNI 51.24
CndaPac 1.7 CP 56.02
CapProd 12 CPLP 12.73
CeladonGrp r CLDN 14.48
ChinaEA
CEA 17.00
ChinaSAir
ZNH 14.45
ConWay .9 CNW 46.89
CtntlAirB
CAL 16.81
CopaHold 1.1 CPA 33.82
DianaSh 12 DSX 23.74
DryShip 1.6 DRYS . 51.38
Dynamex r DDMX 29.52
EagleBlk 9 EGLE 21.59
Euroseas 12 ESEA 9.90
ExcelMar 4.7 EXM . 21.08
Expedtrs .9 EXPD 36.31
Fedex
.5 FDX 85.68
ForwdA .9 FWRD 29.67
Frontlne 20 FRO 52.80
GenShp 7.0 r GNK 49.92
GenMarit 8.6 GMR 23.34
GenWyo
GWR 44.48
GolInAir 2.8 GOL 7.54
Golar
8.8 GLNG 14.18
Greenbri 1.6 GBX 19.61
GuangRy 2.5 GSH 23.10
HrtlndEx .5 HTLD 16.92
HorizLns 4.0 r HRZ 11.00
HubGroup r HUBG 40.44
HuntJB 1.1 JBHT 34.83
IntlShip
r ISH 25.26
KSea
14 KSP 21.95
KCSouthrn KSU . 49.64
Kirby Corp
KEX . 41.20
KnightTr .9 KNX 18.08
KnightT 10 VLCCF 27.08
LANAirA 3.6 LFL 11.75
Landstar .3 r LSTR 46.73
MartnTrns r MRTN 20.42
NordicAm 10 NAT 34.32
NorflkSo 1.9 NSC 66.97
NwstAirn NWA 10.03
OceanFr 17 OCNF 15.86
OldDomFrt ODFL 32.09
OmegaN 15 ONAV 13.27
OvrseaSh 2.7 r OSG 65.46
Pacer 3.5 PACR 17.14
ParagSh 17 PRGN 11.71
RepubAir r RJET 11.27
RyanrHldg RYAAY 25.32
SafeBulk 12 SB 14.98
Saia
SAIA 15.38
Seaspan 8.5 SSW 22.03
ShipFin
9 r SFL 23.57
Skywst .7 r SKYW 17.30
SwstAirl .1 r LUV 14.76
StlthGas 5.3 GASS 14.10
TAMSA
TAM 20.07
TBSIntlA
TBSI 21.78
TeekaySh 3.7 TK 29.39
TeekTnk 16 TNK 18.97
Textain 5.2 TGH 16.43
Trinity 1.0 r TRN 30.49
TsakosE 5.4 TNP 31.83
TwnDisc 1.6 r TWIN 17.55
USA Truck USAK 18.02
UTiWld .3 UTIW 19.15
UnionPac 1.5 r UNP 72.86
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32.38 1.20 14 4.9m 24o 67 87 45 B B 31.0 NalcoHld .7 NLC 19.89 1.30+106 2.4m 14o
24.37 2.88 23 316 6 94 90 62 B B 93.6 NewMkt 1.4 r NEU . 57.94 +.05 18 199 12o
51.95 9.95 14 240 14 76 84 56 B B39.9 NovaChm 1.5 NCX 25.40 1.01 50 407 5o
58.01 2.23 +27 14m 9o 50 65 12 A D 66.0 O M Group OMG 27.71 .91 +18 1.1m 4o
17.32 .18 58 323 6o 80 64 74 A B80.0 PPGInd 3.2 PPG 64.80 2.17 9 1.6m 12
PPO . 21.95 1.11 19 315 23
51.28 .22 54 459 12o 88 73 88 C C 29.3 Polypore
59.00 5.97 62 62 10 94 87 60 A C 99 Praxair 1.8 r PX . 83.35 4.30 +39 3.0m 20o
43.16 +2.98 47 176 15o 95 61 95 C B+33.8 QkrChem 2.8 KWR 32.90 .05 28 64 19
ROC . 29.15 .66 17 543 14
12.32 4.18 9 2.2m .. 75 94 41 C D+43.7 RockwdH
r ROG 39.50 2.40 8 98 20o
20.99 +.34 27 119 11 68 64 74 D A50.0 Rogers
73.94 .46 42 360 5o 95 72 98 B C 76.5 RoHaas 2.2 ROH 73.10 .92 19 2.8m 20o
59.75 .50 63 543 14 74 81 72 D B25.5 Schlmn 2.8 SHLM 21.62 .11 9 159 15k
35.41 .29 36 394 5 93 81 74 A B63.0 SigmAl 1.0 SIAL 54.63 .02 +2 1.3m 21o
18.30 1.06 56 34 10 10 23 8 C D102 Sinopec 5.5 SHI 23.59 1.55 33 32 ..o
SOA 13.22 1.07 +36 1.1m ..
44.39 7.56 41 1.8m 11o 63 34 99 .. D 18.0 Solutian
1.4 SCL 58.13 +.16 44 43 24
57.10 7.75 15 213 11 98 87 99 C B+60.8 Stepan
SMMX 11.92 .28 +48 301 ..o
17.19 .36 39 4.2m 12 82 4 99 D A+12.6 Symyx
2.3 VHI 17.19 .51 61 25 ..
30.37 6.63 5 631 8 22 23 24 D E 32.5 Valhi
77.76 8.49 35 3.3m 10o 83 57 89 B B42.7 WD40 2.7 WDFC 37.68 +.87 +22 112 19k
83 63 94 C A26.7 WestlkCh 1.0 WLK 21.66 +.03 +97 879 14o
20.35 2.06 68 115 15
25 15 11 B C+48.8 Zoltek
ZOLT 18.23 1.64 +36 1.0m 26o
66.61 +.86 +8 206 10k
51.00 2.00 42 749 8
AAPL 131.1 9.86 +3 30m 25o
50.90 6.05 33 356 5o 63 95 34 A D 202 AppleInc
r AVCT 20.65 .15 52 315 11k
68.21 +.09+233 5.4m 10o 73 67 71 C C 35.7 Avocent
44.05 +.05 24 85 8 82 57 88 D A 46.4 BlackBox .7 BBOX 36.42 3.11 13 126 11o
12.75 .25 81 28 6 84 81 49 A B 34.2 Cisco
r CSCO 23.11 1.18 +1 52m 14o
25.16 1.09 48 174 11o 44 48 55 D B 26.9 Cmpllntnya CML 12.30 .49 38 91 ..
50.08 3.92 16 346 10 64 73 55 B B41.1 DataDomn DDUP 22.36 .27 19 824 65o
r DELL 16.57 .06 17 27m 11o
31.99 5.02 8 67 62 20 45 20 B E 30.8 DellInc
35.74 1.77 60 282 9 36 40 57 C E 46.0 Diebold 3.0 DBD 33.25 1.02 56 281 99
DGII 10.87 1.09+181 542 18
59.28 2.60 15 756 10 68 55 76 C B17.3 DigiIntl
r EMC 12.24 .80 +14 36m 16o
23.18 1.87 43 153 8o 47 83 23 B D+25.5 EMC
r EFII 14.70 .04 3 386 15o
58.80 8.15 29 67 8 36 30 38 C C+28.1 ElecImag
49 47 33 B B 22.5 Emulex
ELX 12.01 .43 43 797 10o
46.53 4.23 +6 5.3m 7o
67 73 49 C D 24.9 EZchip
EZCH 13.48 .60 33 64 99o
27.36 2.14 46 212 24 95 62 95 A B+21.9 FndryNtwk r FDRY 18.12 +.25 13 5.9m 22o
12.86 +.11 34 234 11o 85 90 70 B B+53.5 HewlttPk .7 r HPQ 47.16 1.10 +23 22m 13o
24.59 1.41 34 2.7m 10o 93 94 64 A B 38.0 JnprNtwk r JNPR 25.45 1.45 13 11m 24o
21.88 .58 53 123 3 70 73 61 C C 44.2 LexmarkA r LXK 32.01 1.28 25 1.4m 8o
476.034.00 59 11 34
87 91 43 A C 37.2 Logitech r LOGI 23.67 1.11 36 672 14
31.05 .75 +42 1.9m 10
76 87 51 A C+37.5 MicrosSys r MCRS 28.61 .45 19 744 20o
17.36 3.23 72 2.6m 2o
74 88 68 C C+29.4 NCR
NCR 23.21 .72 47 882 15o
40.82 .26 56 154 9 89 83 82 A B36.1 NatInstr 1.4 NATI 32.01 1.91 33 271 23
59 87 33 A D+32.4 NetApp
r NTAP 18.73 2.39 +75 14m 14o
78 86 38 B D106 AirPrds 2.2 r APD 80.28 3.17 +23 2.3m 16o 88 73 88 B B 16.0 Netezzan
NZ 12.88 .10 46 237 61
NTGR 14.64 .66 +16 683 8o
94 93 76 B D65.5 Airgas
.9 ARG 55.07 4.91 +19 843 18o 60 73 25 A C+37.0 Netgear
NICE 27.59 1.30+111 595 18o
79 85 42 B B48.8 Albemar 1.4 r ALB 34.46 1.69 23 665 13o 69 82 47 A C 41.0 NICESys
87 60 83 B B 20.3 AmrVngrd .4 AVD 15.94 1.39 +19 198 22 95 88 69 A B31.2 Polycom r PLCM 24.83 1.64 43 1.2m 16
r QLGC 17.12 .59 53 2.0m 15o
86 63 80 C A48.0 ArchChem 2.0 ARJ 40.52 +.33 +7 211 16 99 85 92 A A20.2 Qlogic
7 32 11 D E 69.0 Ashland 3.8 ASH 28.94 2.45 +13 1.5m 9o 35 47 57 E B 14.7 RackblSys RACK 10.57 .45 48 256 44o
r RIMG 15.96 .04 57 25 11
99 86 94 A B NH Balchem .4 BCPC 28.88 .62+100 213 30o 50 49 49 B B+27.4 Rimage
26 32 20 B D+20.3 Braskem 6.3 BAK 11.94 .06+126 636 4 30 18 18 B C 52.8 Riverbed r RVBD 13.30 1.42 3 2.1m 21o
90 51 84 B A 40.5 Cabot
2.2 CBT 32.50 .96 +39 839 21o 32 82 9 B D28.9 Seagate 3.6 r STX 12.19 .66 11 5.5m 4
66 95 27 A C+51.0 Celanese .5 r CE . 32.45 1.29 23 1.8m 8o 6 16 8 C B25.0 SunMicrors r JAVA 7.69 1.05 13 16m 5o
66 69 51 A D+78.9 Ceradyne r CRDN 36.49 1.38 7 509 7o 97 89 93 A C 41.2 7Synaptics SYNA 29.18 .82 28 1.1m 22o
r TDC 21.38 .82 47 688 16o
83 94 90 .. B 87.9 7CmpsMn 2.2 CMP 61.16 .29 38 481 20o 58 79 46 A C+30.1 Teradata
TACT 10.20 .30 22 96 72
55 75 26 C D 70.6 CytecInd 1.1 r CYT 44.80 1.45 20 471 10 85 69 99 E B 13.8 TransAct
55 97 20 A D40.0 WestDigtl r WDC 21.79 2.11 34 3.6m 4o
67 55 60 B B 47.4 DowChm 4.7 DOW 35.91 1.65 0 8.1m 10o
77 65 47 B B39.1 ZebraTech r ZBRA 29.90 1.00 36 335 17o
62 86 54 C C+78.3 EastChm 3.0 r EMN 59.63 1.55 44 645 10o
83 93 76 A D80.2 FMC
.8 FMC . 61.89 1.74 37 671 16o
75 83 64 C D36.5 GenTek
GETI 27.36 .15 +19 27 8 53 97 8 A E 41.5 AkamaiTch AKAM 17.51 .16 24 5.5m 11o
25 40 16 .. D+32.8 GraceWR
GRA 16.92 1.53 +37 1.1m 7o 83 79 56 A A101 Amazon r AMZN 74.93 6.07 23 6.8m 54o
ARBA 15.92 1.11 34 1.0m 44o
91 70 79 B B22.1 Hercules 1.0 HPC 19.59 .72 11 2.8m 12o 91 69 96 C A18.6 Ariba
10 9 10 C B28.3 Huntsm 4.0 HUN 9.98 .90 30 1.9m 14o 71 67 56 B D+14.9 Asiainfo
ASIA 9.87 .83 27 336 18o
87 73 98 D D41.5 Innophos 2.5 IPHS 27.00 +.25 9 529 8o 84 99 52 A C+429 Baidu
BIDU 268.621.12 33 1.8m 77o
40 52 12 B D26.8 KMGChe .9 KMGB 8.47 .92 +31 21 13k 68 78 35 A B 57.3 Bankrate r RATE 35.26 3.23 62 159 23o
90 97 82 .. B52.0 7Koppers 2.0 r KOP 45.04 1.49 +19 275 14 93 93 84 A B+22.5 Bidzcomn r BIDZ 10.07 .33 40 187 13o
55 62 38 B C+33.2 Methnx 2.8 r MEOH 22.12 .65 13 486 7o 37 22 49 D B 16.6 CMGIrs
CMGI 11.30 .20 58 159 18
76 57 68 E B+73.3 MinrlTec .3 MTX 64.45 2.03 19 137 .. 62 96 26 A C+47.7 ChinaFin
JRJC 13.82 .73 38 301 16o
6 6 666 High
91 55 95 C B+36.8
74 28 68 B B+31.0
68 31 84 D A62.0
68 62 68 C B71.2
78 30 84 B B+18.2
59 35 82 C C+55.6
94 66 82 A A66.7
65 8 92 B BNH
39 23 46 D B 19.6
70 37 89 D B 23.6
76 37 73 B A84.8
95 74 99 B B60.4
88 66 80 B B 38.8
71 49 84 D B+20.5
41 65 41 C B 70.9
91 86 86 B B+91.0
48 27 60 C C+21.3
32 45 27 C B45.9
77 76 77 C B 101
38 44 34 D B 33.0
92 60 94 B A72.1
71 70 76 C E 59.4
52 21 69 B D+66.8
86 67 93 C C+NH
86 58 93 C A49.4
64 67 39 B B 19.2
81 56 91 D B+30.4
80 85 75 B B 96.0
80 32 92 C A37.1
32 53 29 C C+59.4
67 54 71 B B66.0
88 97 52 A B 36.1
64 41 60 B B75.8
76 58 69 B B58.6
21 15 26 D B55.4
43 34 60 B C 26.5
80 75 86 D B 29.9
87 60 70 A B27.8
59 29 76 D B 566
78 63 50 A B43.2
13 6 7 B B 82.1
77 43 81 B B 48.3
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MarshM 2.5 MMC

MaxCp 1.5 r MXGL
MercuryG 4.5 MCY
MetLife 1.3 r MET
Montplr 1.7 r MRH
NtnwdFnl 2.3 NFS
NavigGrp NAVG
OdyssyRe .7 r ORH
OldRepIn 5.5 ORI
OneBeac 4.0 OB
Partnrre 2.4 r PRE
PhilConsol r PHLY
PlatUnd .9 r PTP
PresLife 2.7 PLFE
PrncplF 2.0 r PFG
Proassrnce r PRA
Progresv .8 PGR
PrtcLife 3.1 PL
Prudentl 1.5 r PRU
PrudtlUK 3.5 PUK
RLI
1.5 r RLI
ReinsGpA .7 RGAA
RenaisRe 1.8 RNR
Safeco 2.3 r SAF
SafeIns 3.6 SAFT
SeaBrght SEAB
SelInsG 2.1 SIGI
StancrpF 1.4 SFG
StatAut 1.9 STFC
SunLife 3.9 r SLF
Torchmrk .9 TMK
TowerGp .9 TWGP
TransAtl 1.3 TRH
Travele 2.6 TRV
Unitrin 6.9 UTR
UnvAmr
r UAM
UnmGrp 1.2 r UNM
Validus 3.7 VR
WhtMtIn 1.7 WTM
WillisGp 3.3 WSH
XLCptl 7.7 r XL
ZenithNt 4.9 ZNT
13. COMP HDWRE
12. CHEMICALS
14. INTERNET
B8
INVESTORS.COM

52-wk
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Vol% Vol P
89 68 82 A B 53.5 DigitalRiver DRIV 39.82 1.21 44 605 22o

63 94 21 A D 40.7 eBay
EBAY 21.63 1.54 13 14m 12
71 63 61 C B121 Equinix
EQIX 79.94 4.67 53 553 99o
43 74 17 B D+35.3 Expedia
EXPE 15.58 1.17 +26 5.7m 11o
79 77 59 A C 44.6 F5Netwrks r FFIV 25.63 1.72 12 2.3m 18o
59 96 8 A D+25.4 Gigamedia GIGM 8.04 .88 +5 590 10o
44 75 17 A D 35.4 GlblSrcs
GSOL 10.75 .88 1 336 16
89 98 77 A D29.2 GMarket GMKT . 22.04 .25 44 73 24o
71 97 32 A C+747 Google
GOOG 430.119.01 9 4.3m 24
35 50 42 D C+29.1 IACInter
IACI 16.92 .19 57 2.2m 5
74 50 95 E B 12.7 InfoSpce r INSP 11.66 +.06 +2 251 ..o
97 92 88 B A 16.0 Intrwovn IWOV 14.67 .33 6 354 21k
89 83 71 A A36.5 J2GlblC
r JCOM 24.64 2.18 +55 631 16o
77 29 81 C A 15.5 Keynote
KEYN 13.97 +.04 +20 87 48
92 91 75 B B+15.2 Liquidity
LQDT 11.04 .11 +58 305 21
77 89 39 A B 23.9 LoopNet r LOOP 11.12 .78 15 282 18o
73 52 80 C B 14.2 Marchex .7 r MCHX 11.42 .52 58 118 35o
68 99 16 A B81.2 MercadoLn MELI 26.65 4.09 17 581 80o
41 76 17 A C 40.9 MnstrWw MNST 16.80 1.33 33 2.1m 12o
96 82 93 A B 27.2 Netease r NTES 23.08 1.51 52 786 18o
94 94 91 B A40.9 7Netflix r NFLX 31.71 .23 36 978 26o
71 73 34 B A38.6 Omniture OMTR 19.94 1.83 4 1.7m 58o
79 82 57 A B 35.0 OptXprs 1.5 OXPS 21.88 1.57 41 544 13o
59 39 90 E B 39.4 Overstk r OSTK 21.34 .26 63 162 ..
73 73 57 A C+37.0 PerfectWn PWRD 23.34 1.62 18 414 16o
92 85 82 B A16.9 PremGlbSv PGI 15.17 1.13 0 467 15k
69 98 22 A D 144 Priceline
PCLN 82.15 4.89 52 1.0m 16o
86 88 68 A C+40.7 ShandaInt r SNDA 29.44 .54 41 586 13o
82 86 63 A C+59.3 SinaCorp r SINA 39.71 2.17 32 1.0m 27o
95 90 90 A C+91.5 Sohu.com SOHU 61.49 3.64 26 1.4m 25o
79 61 83 C B+15.8 StampsComr STMP 12.95 1.34+167 404 21o
26 13 42 .. B21.1 SwitchD
SDXC 12.05 .43 37 180 80
90 90 82 A B+23.5 TDAmertr AMTD 19.22 4.26 15 3.8m 13o
68 97 27 A C+36.8 The9Ltd r NCTY 17.92 .83 46 140 11o
76 67 58 B A 14.9 TradeStat TRAD 9.77 .65 21 387 12o
59 77 50 B C+18.0 UtdOnln 8.0 UNTD 10.01 .55 18 576 8
45 37 56 D B20.4 Vignette r VIGN 12.44 .24 58 93 19
78 94 57 B A63.5 WebMD WBMD 31.82 .84 44 132 44o
99 96 95 A A+24.3 Websns WBSN . 23.10 .88 +30 863 18o
37 58 33 C B34.1 Yahoo
YHOO 18.68 1.21 15 17m 32
15. UTILITY
40 60 17 B C+23.1 AES
AES 12.81
58 60 60 C C+41.2 AGLRes 5.1 ATG 32.69
51 81 20 B D+65.5 Alleghn 1.6 AYE 37.41
62 36 83 C B49.0 Allete
3.8 ALE 44.81
69 74 57 C B 43.4 AllntEgy 4.1 LNT 33.76
41 46 44 C B54.7 Ameren 6.4 AEE 39.65
59 73 46 C C+49.5 AmElcPwr 4.4 AEP 37.05
68 55 78 C A46.1 AmrStWt 2.6 AWR 38.91
50 52 61 E B23.7 AmWWks 4.1 AWK 19.66
59 44 67 B B+25.1 AquaAm 3.0 WTR 18.22
77 57 72 C B29.6 AtmosEn 4.8 ATO 27.09
83 80 81 D A23.6 Avista 3.3 AVA 21.71
59 38 57 C A45.4 BlackHl 4.1 BKH 34.47
65 22 86 C A50.3 CHEnergy 4.9 CHG 44.49
37 63 38 D C 18.1 CMSEnrgy 2.8 CMS 12.74
77 70 63 A D+78.0 CPFLEnrg 8.9 CPL 55.35
69 49 78 C B+44.5 CalifWtr 3.0 CWT 39.37
40 55 31 B C+15.2 Cascaln 1.9 HOO 9.47
76 71 60 B D18.6 CenterPt 5.0 CNP 14.67
93 69 89 C A 36.4 ChesUtil 3.7 CPK 33.09
78 83 83 C B29.8 Cleco
3.4 CNL 26.10
48 89 20 A E 57.5 CmpSABESP SBS 33.97
86 93 67 A D+26.6 CIG
2.7 CIG 18.92
87 67 89 B A28.0 CNWtrSv 3.4 CTWS 26.37
53 31 76 C B50.6 ConEdisn 5.4 ED 43.11
57 34 66 B B 35.0 ConsWtr 1.2 CWCO 20.89
19 80 2 C E 107 ConstlEn 7.0 r CEG 27.20
80 79 63 A C+31.0 DPL
4.3 DPL 25.50
52 37 65 C C 51.2 DTEEnrgy 5.1 DTE 41.34
73 72 69 C B 49.4 DomRs 3.6 D 43.50
66 58 70 C B20.8 DukeEngy 5.1 DUK 17.97
41 65 27 B D58.6 EdisnInt 3.1 EIX 39.64
85 93 64 B C+26.8 ElPasoElc r EE 20.90
69 47 81 D A24.3 EmprDist 5.8 EDE 22.00
95 98 81 A C+57.5 EmpNcCh 2.6 EOC 45.05
52 74 24 A E 79.6 Energen 1.0 EGN 48.40
94 75 91 B B+63.5 EnrgySth 1.7 ENSI 61.35
84 98 64 B C+20.6 Enersis 5.4 ENI 15.66
51 78 31 B E 127 Entergy 3.3 ETR 89.79
35 46 21 B D+76.1 EqtblRes 2.1 EQT 42.03
49 59 38 A D+92.1 Exelon 2.9 r EXC 68.23
47 67 40 C D+73.8 FPLGrp 3.3 FPL 53.60
50 52 55 B D 84.0 FirstEgy 3.3 FE 65.87
37 45 42 C D+30.5 GrtPlnEn 7.3 GXP 22.69
91 80 92 C B+29.8 HawaiiEl 4.4 r HE 27.87
54 38 54 B B+57.5 HuanPwr 5.5 HNP 30.39
95 93 84 A B NH 7ITCHldgs 2.2 ITC . 56.33
61 55 65 C B 36.7 IdahoP 3.9 IDA 30.62
81 62 79 C C+54.1 IntgrysE 5.2 TEG 51.74
22 13 35 D B24.4 KoreaElc 2.0 KEP 13.53
96 84 96 C B+NH Laclede 3.1 LG 48.05
80 56 72 B A37.2 MGEEgy 4.2 MGEE 34.17
60 66 58 B C+19.8 MdsxWtr4.2 MSEX 16.85
25 25 13 B C+44.6 Mirant
MIR 23.47
15 18 20 C D+47.2 NRGEnrgy NRG 28.43
68 62 80 D B40.0 NSTAR 4.0 NST 34.75
85 84 60 B B63.7 NatlFuel 2.8 r NFG 46.55
83 84 54 A B+87.0 NatlGrid 5.0 NGG 64.62
89 56 88 C A41.1 NJResrc 3.0 NJR 36.81
95 70 91 B B+52.0 Nicor
3.9 GAS 47.92
47 42 44 C B20.8 Nisource 6.0 r NI 15.26
56 55 67 D B33.2 NEUtil 3.3 NU 25.87
71 48 86 C B+78.6 NwNtGas 2.9 NWN 51.09
67 59 71 D B+30.2 NoWstC 5.1 r NWE 26.07
54 72 34 B E 52.2 Oneok 4.3 OKE 37.10
17 19 38 C E 46.2 OttrTail 3.9 OTTR 30.75
60 52 62 C B49.5 PG&E
4.1 PCG 38.17
29 54 25 C D55.2 PPL
3.6 PPL 36.86
48 93 39 .. D21.9 ParaCopl 1.1 ELP 13.62
61 85 44 C D+30.1 PepcoHl 4.8 POM 22.51
93 55 92 B A 35.3 Piedmnt 3.3 PNY 31.52
55 49 67 C B44.5 PinaclW 6.1 PNW 34.39
57 20 73 C B+28.8 PortGE 4.0 POR 24.47
70 60 70 C B+50.3 ProgrsEn 5.6 PGN 43.57
44 74 31 B E 52.3 PubSvcEn 3.7 r PEG 34.80
62 51 78 C C+28.6 PugetEgy 3.8 PSD 26.23
36 69 11 C D28.7 ReliantEngy RRI 13.78
58 78 46 C B38.6 SJW
2.3 SJW 28.09
79 62 81 C B 44.1 Scana
4.6 SCG 40.05
59 56 64 C C+64.2 SmpraEn 2.7 r SRE 52.69
31 90 19 D E 17.8 SierraP 3.3 SRP 9.80
79 70 74 D B 39.4 SoJerInd 2.9 SJI 37.09
82 62 81 B B+40.6 SouthnCo 4.5 SO 37.70
67 74 40 C C+33.0 SouthnUn 2.7 SUG 22.18
73 35 82 D A 33.3 Southws 2.9 SWX 31.00
49 22 85 D B+13.5 SwWatr 2.0 SWWC 12.19
38 23 62 C B22.0 TecoEngy 4.8 TE 16.79
79 90 62 B D+37.8 Transal 3.5 TAC 30.28
80 71 69 B C 28.9 UGI
2.9 UGI 26.11
80 74 85 D B+37.8 UILHldg 5.0 UIL 34.59
34 25 78 .. D34.5 Unisour 3.2 UNS 30.07
52 27 65 C C 32.2 Vectren 4.7 VVC 27.58
41 78 16 B D96.6 VeoliaEn 3.6 VE 44.04
66 42 71 D B+36.2 WGLHld 4.3 WGL 33.36
51 16 72 C B+26.8 WestarE 4.9 WR 23.64
65 66 71 C C 50.5 WiscEngy 2.4 WEC 44.88
77 79 72 C D+23.5 XcelEngy 4.6 XEL 20.77
.40 1 7.1m 12o

1.09 18 495 12
2.43 1 2.0m 15o
1.02 3 257 17
.93 24 510 11
1.89 11 1.2m 12o
1.13 18 2.1m 10o
1.04 51 61 26
.34 29 314 ..o
.34 19 847 26o
1.01 +58 729 13
.38 17 343 19
1.71 +16 336 15
4.41 +88 144 19
.16 8 2.7m 12o
+.88 +2 192 11
.83 8 138 25
.03 77 13 21x
.16 17 2.3m 11o
.78 44 19 16
.60 +2 417 14
.29 +35 587 5o
+.12 +10 1.9m 8
1.51 46 15 21
1.20 13 2.3m 13o
2.09 +1 57 34
+1.44+307 24m 4o
.49 25 922 14
.99 27 853 15o
.67 +41 3.7m 15o
... +16 10m 14o
.40 +27 2.7m 10o
+.02 +11 380 11
.97 +20 217 20
7.28+221 477 22
2.47 46 538 11o
.15 55 29 30
2.06+143 1.6m 17
1.45 44 1.1m 14o
.94 10 1.6m 23o
+.29 +7 5.1m 15o
2.37 10 2.4m 14o
3.06 26 1.6m 16o
.50 44 627 14o
.53 +36 674 17o
4.04 10 468 25o
+.39 2 388 29o
.78 28 344 17
1.12 3 495 13o
1.03+158 2.5m 11o
1.17 20 153 16
.93 22 50 14
.22 36 28 18
2.11 +23 6.2m 8o
2.16 11 4.8m 23o
.95 +22 653 15
1.70 5 729 15o
1.85 +27 91 13
1.94 +38 433 16
1.81 27 577 15o
.33 +11 2.6m 11o
.76 4 810 14o
2.81 +60 285 19
.15 27 249 15o
1.01 20 697 12o
+.74+289 1.3m 24o
1.23 17 1.9m 13o
.73 51 1.3m 15o
.36 +94 1.0m 5o
.35 12 1.3m 11o
1.72+117 901 20o
.62 5 818 12o
.53 2 458 13
.81 18 1.4m 14o
.84 48 1.4m 11o
+.63 29 407 16o
.41 28 3.2m 4o
+.17 +44 144 25
1.85 +38 1.1m 13
.80 23 1.9m 12o
+.03 +53 3.3m 9
.88 +24 251 17
.70 +7 5.4m 15o
.60 26 696 12o
.90 12 201 16
.81 1 107 52
.43 27 1.8m 15o
+.09 35 73 19
.08 6 390 12o
.71 +34 172 17
.86 13 334 26
.41 +73 650 16
1.11 9 255 13o
1.78 2 562 11o
.39 +30 1.6m 16
+.07 6 811 14
.64 12 2.8m 13o
16. AEROSPACE
74 93 36 B A 39.4
84 86 64 B C 120
85 73 85 A B+54.2
44 98 7 A E 54.1
34 78 21 B D 107
57 82 31 A D+13.9
89 81 87 B B56.8
55 79 40 C B42.7
40 77 39 .. B50.4
50 78 31 C D 62.9
77 89 65 B C 95.1
65 94 30 B D+75.7
71 90 48 B C+56.9
80 90 58 B B 44.6
67 89 33 B B27.2
95 96 97 A B 27.0
97 99 84 A B+30.9
75 86 80 B D 120
92 85 84 B A71.9
59 80 46 C B 85.2
87 85 78 B B27.9
58 94 21 A C 160
AAR
AIR 17.34
AllintTch
ATK 100.2
Astronics ATRO 23.86
BEAerosp BEAV 17.32
Boeing 2.7 r BA 58.75
CAE
1.1 CGT 9.67
CurtsWrt .6 CW 52.24
Ducmmun 1.3 DCO 23.48
Embraer 2.1 ERJ 30.00
Esterline
ESL . 41.11
GenDyn 1.7 r GD 81.26
Goodrich 2.0 r GR 45.51
Heico
.3 HEI . 37.54
HeicoA .3 HEIA 31.63
Hexcel
HXL 17.48
IntgrlSys
ISYS 19.55
LMIAerospc LMIA 22.83
Lockhee 1.6 r LMT 108.2
MoogA
MOGA 46.87
NorthrpG 2.5 r NOC 64.10
OrbitalSci r ORB . 24.22
PrecCast .1 PCP 83.97


52-wk
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6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 74 94 59 B D38.3 AecomTecn ACM . 26.36 .92
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 52 2 88 E B 32.4 AWod 1.5 AMWD 24.28 4.72
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 92 77 77 B B+138 Ameron 1.1 AMN 111.2 6.14
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 62 76 34 B D29.0 ApogeE 1.8 r APOG 16.30 .92
46 18 80 .. C+39.4 ArmstrW
AWI 33.22 1.10
71 84 67 C D+67.5 RaythnB 1.9 RTN 57.74 .78 13 2.5m 15o
64 91 41 A D76.0 RockColl 2.0 COL 48.59 1.51 40 977 12o 50 44 67 C B 92.3 BlackDc 2.6 r BDK 63.66 3.63
52 73 63 .. C+14.4 Blount
BLT 12.07 .56
28 54 15 B D38.9 SpiritAer
SPR 17.30 1.30 +27 1.7m 7o
49 77 27 B D44.4 CRHPlc 4.2 CRH 24.60 1.45
95 93 88 B B66.2 Teledyne
TDY 58.20 1.18 8 299 19
39 61 29 B D 32.6 Cemex
CX 19.09 .60
42 87 13 A E 74.4 Textron 2.6 TXT 34.80 1.16 32 2.7m 8 14 8 29 E B+31.7 Centex 1.1 CTX 14.94 2.84
93 96 63 A B+51.6 TransDg
TDG 36.62 1.88 45 278 14 42 85 9 A E 63.5 ChicgB&I .7 CBI 23.57 1.05
72 91 37 B B 86.4 Triumph .3 r TGI 49.28 2.61 28 248 10 99 99 87 C B 15.8 ComfrtS 1.2 r FIX 14.72 .29
44 34 66 E A18.0 DRHort 2.4 DHI 12.55 2.49
17. BANKS
31 82 5 A E 53.0 AldIrish 14 AIB 16.71 1.65 +22 866 2 61 32 92 E B 75.1 DeltcTm .5 r DEL 64.96 3.17
ICA 13.58 .82
72 42 97 C B 42.1 AmesNtl 4.0 ATLO 27.95 +.25 20 12 25k 18 39 10 D E 28.9 EmpICA
ENG 13.35 .44
87 71 91 B A32.7 ArrowF 3.9 r AROW 25.64 2.61+105 52 14k 87 65 92 B B 18.4 ENGlobal
61 31 72 C B+32.0 AssBanc 5.3 ASBC 24.34 1.58 55 1.2m 12 95 71 91 E A24.1 FerroCp 2.6 FOE 22.29 1.14
.8 FLR . 60.55 3.56
81 40 97 B B+45.3 BB&T
4.8 BBT 39.23 1.91 5 12m 13 66 92 29 B C 101 Fluor
77 54 67 B B+61.4 BOKFnl 1.7 BOKF 51.68 5.32 63 117 15k 77 72 67 C C+31.5 FullerHB 1.1 r FUL 23.70 .41
68 98 29 A C+50.1 Gafisan .8 GFA 26.19 1.24
86 39 95 B A+73.1 Bancfst 1.5 BANF 57.0016.10 +82 62 20k
71 68 79 D B+57.6 GraniteC 1.4 r GVA 38.36 2.76
69 91 31 A B 25.7 BcBilVA 5.6 BBV 16.70 .11 19 907 7o
HIL 14.90 .61
66 94 41 A C 25.2 BcBrads 1.8 BBD . 16.46 .25 +10 13m 11o 93 92 90 B C+19.7 HillIntl
63 90 48 A C+25.9 BncoItau .4 ITU . 17.13 .93 1 8.9m 10o 73 95 35 A C+70.7 HomexDvlp r HXM 45.75 3.21
53 46 71 B B+21.4 BncLatno 5.4 BLX 16.36 2.52 48 97 7 78 92 27 B B 20.0 Intrface 1.0 IFSIA 11.72 .41
64
92
24
B
C+103
JacobsEng
JEC
60.98 3.43
45 86 45 .. C 31.9 BcMacro 4.2 r BMA 18.90 +.45 56 103 7
56 74 40 A C+57.7 BcSanCh 4.7 SAN 38.97 1.84 +33 285 11 38 26 62 E A31.7 KBHome 5.0 KBH 20.04 3.83
70 92 36 A B22.3 BncSntdr 5.3 STD . 15.57 .79 33 1.2m 7o 44 91 10 C C+45.2 KBRInc 1.0 KBR 19.19 .25
24
31
36
E
B+27.8
LennarA
4.7
LEN
13.74
3.01
73 92 51 A C+44.0 BanColo 4.6 CIB 30.00 .13 23 434 9
89 60 96 B A31.9 BcSouth 3.2 BXS 27.64 2.31+195 3.5m 15 24 31 23 E A+26.0 LennarB 5.8 LENB 11.10 3.25
31 12 72 C B+53.0 BnkofAm 7.5 BAC 34.15 3.33 37 64m 17 87 67 89 C B42.2 Lennox 1.5 r LII 38.08 .02
91 66 83 A A70.0 BkHawai 3.2 r BOH 54.3015.70 46 481 14 47 41 67 E B+48.6 MDCHld 2.5 MDC 39.30 4.69
33 81 8 A C+79.8 BnkIrel
14 IRE 26.33 1.38 +1 204 2 62 34 98 E A26.0 MIHomes MHO 21.10 3.43
43 33 67 C B 67.6 BkMont 5.8 BMO 46.22 1.15 45 345 12 54 49 62 B C+144 MrtMar 1.5 MLM 107.110.39
49 68 27 A D+50.3 BankNY 3.0 BK 32.28 3.42 42 8.8m 11 42 12 62 D B27.1 Masco 5.3 MAS 17.87 1.41
MTH 24.76 1.27
59 57 67 B B57.2 BkNova 4.0 BNS 46.55 .87 53 307 12 48 10 98 E B+29.5 Meritage
86 61 96 B B 36.8 BkOzark 1.9 OZRK 27.70 3.20 35 146 14k 65 34 68 D A 89.7 MohawkInd MHK 69.78 4.56
31 32 40 B B 54.8 Barclays 10 BCS 26.26 6.24 +41 2.8m 6o 73 19 95 E A 14.2 MuellerW .6 MWA 11.73 .75
NVR 608.027.00
87 52 96 B B+28.2 BrynMwr 2.1 BMTC 27.11 +1.13 +49 26 18 61 23 91 C B+679 NVR
91 59 97 B A+20.0 CVBFncl 2.4 r CVBF 13.95 1.06 50 616 18 43 60 29 A E 16.5 OrionMarn OMGI 10.80 .20
OC 23.91 1.04
90 76 73 A A38.0 CamdnNtl 3.3 CAC 30.43 5.57 +11 20 9 64 9 85 D B 28.6 OwensC
PCR 26.95 1.72
30 39 46 C B108 CnImpBk 5.7 r CM 58.63 .97 38 378 7 47 64 18 B B 66.8 Perini
81 42 94 C A 34.5 CapCty 2.3 r CCBG 32.54 1.96 0 44 20 44 1 95 E A23.2 PulteHom 1.1 PHM 15.21 2.02
PWR . 29.67 1.43
87 50 98 B A 35.0 CathyG 1.7 r CATY 24.42 4.83 41 520 10 93 95 82 C B+35.4 Quanta
83 41 95 B B+16.8 CntrFin 1.5 CLFC 13.04 .41 32 105 10x 90 82 62 B B+25.2 RPMIntl 3.7 RPM 20.68 .87
SGR 36.57 +.41
76 30 91 C A17.7 CntrstBk 1.0 CSFL 15.75 1.50+102 32 31 22 45 13 D D 77.3 ShawGp
78 54 98 C B+43.0 ChemFn 3.5 r CHFC 34.11 .89 62 72 20 73 20 84 D A+34.4 SimpsnMf 1.4 SSD 28.68 3.22
14 23 38 E B 49.0 Citigrp 6.4 C 20.01 .64 3 117m .. 90 81 87 C B 51.1 SmithAO 1.8 r AOS 41.43 3.17
91
89
89
B
B
62.2
SnapOn
2.1
SNA
57.30 1.14
94 75 95 C A+25.8 CitizNt 4.0 CZNC 23.99 1.04 56 9 16k
89 67 90 B B+54.3 CtyHld 3.0 CHCO 45.19 2.09 33 99 14k 69 67 65 B B 59.0 Stanley 2.8 r SWK 46.00 1.27
71 27 88 B B74.1 CityNatl 3.4 CYN 57.09 6.81 31 977 14 71 67 54 B B+27.0 SterlCons STRL 18.91 1.53
57 17 85 C B 56.6 Comerica 3.4 r CMA 38.53 3.47 51 3.0m 12 68 52 79 E B37.8 TecmsehA TECUA 27.21 .45
.6 TXI 50.70 3.21
84 67 87 B B 53.0 CmcBcs 2.1 CBSH 47.56 3.77 30 344 14k 38 58 30 C B81.9 TexasIn
82 57 92 C A 33.0 CmtyBkSy 3.4 CBU 25.85 3.95 38 206 17 93 73 98 D B22.7 Thermadyn THMD 18.79 .22
63 22 93 C A28.0 TollBros
TOL 24.62 2.22
88 55 97 C A 46.3 CmtyTrBc 3.0 CTBI 38.54 1.07 7 65 15k
68 63 69 B B+61.6 Toro
1.4 r TTC 42.07 2.10
69 82 44 B A86.9 Credico 2.3 BAP 64.35 5.56 17 347 11
84 71 99 E B21.7 Trex
TWP 18.60 .55
88 62 86 B A73.0 CullenFr 3.0 CFR 56.28 6.47 31 565 15o 68 77 53 C B 64.2 URS
URS 41.17 1.87
70 9 94 D A+14.1 DanvBcn .6 DNBK 12.76 .24 40 44 .. 48 23 42 E A+40.5 USG
USG 28.72 2.19
25 51 27 C D+135 DeutschB 8.7 DB 79.90 4.35 43 709 8o
78 48 86 C B28.3 Valspar 2.4 r VAL 23.50 1.10
73 58 70 B B25.9 EntFnlSv 1.0 EFSC 21.02 2.02 23 20 15k
71 33 84 B B+100 Vulcan 2.6 VMC 76.17 6.83
85 56 95 C B 32.7 FarmrCp 4.3 FFKT 31.00 +.25 48 11 15k
45 9 82 B B 37.8 FfthThr 3.5 FITB 17.00 1.88 48 9.0m 11 91 56 94 C A+61.1 Watsco 3.4 WSO 53.12 5.37
75 50 87 C B+22.5 FnclInst 3.1 r FISI 19.53 2.97 62 14 13 90 64 87 D A33.8 WattsWa 1.4 WTS 30.90 1.31
89 72 97 B B+22.9 FtBcqME 3.9 FNLC 20.00 1.00 +14 15 13 42 11 71 E A78.0 Weyerha 4.0 WY 60.61 1.68
82 48 81 B A21.3 FstBcNC 4.2 FBNC

77 54 89 C A16.2 FstCwlFn 5.6 FCF
80 40 87 B B+38.9 FCmBsh 3.1 FCBC
91 58 98 C A 50.0 FirstF 1.8 THFF
92 65 97 B B+67.0 FstFnlBk 2.4 FFIN
44 12 81 E A30.3 FstHoriz
r FHN
71 46 79 C B+30.0 FMerch 4.1 r FRME
82 52 97 C A30.0 FrstSrce 2.2 SRCE
70 42 91 C B 30.9 Fstmerit 5.1 FMER
73 51 84 C B+17.0 FultnFn 4.8 FULT
91 74 97 B A40.1 GlacrBnc 2.0 GBCI
78 93 61 A B145 HDFCBnk .7 HDB
53 40 68 B B 99 HSBCHold 5.8 HBC
90 65 95 B A68.4 HncHld 1.9 r HBHC
80 46 93 C A20.6 HarlyNat 4.7 HNBC
81 62 90 C B+27.1 HeartFin 1.7 r HTLF
95 93 97 B B+35.0 7HmBk .9 r HOMB
81 38 95 B B+70.7 Iberiabk 2.2 IBKC
15 44 14 B D+74.3 ICICIBk 2.0 IBN
78 53 82 B B+39.2 IndBMA 2.5 INDB
90 55 96 B A35.8 IntlBcs 2.3 IBOC
42 23 70 C B 50.0 JPMorgC 3.7 JPM
27 24 34 D B+35.6 Keycorp 5.6 KEY
60 95 34 A B93.8 Kookmin 4.0 KB
56 41 61 C B 16.3 LakeldB 3.3 LBAI
76 56 83 B B30.1 LakeFinl 2.7 LKFN
12 24 16 C B47.4 LloydsT 13 LYG
71 43 86 C B 110 M&TBnk 3.1 MTB
81 49 94 C A 23.7 MnSrce 2.9 MSFG
58 18 78 C A37.9 MarshIl 5.6 r MI
87 68 96 B A 36.5 NBTBncp 2.7 NBTB
87 62 76 A B+20.0 NatPenn 4.2 NPBC
92 75 91 C A18.0 NewAlliB 1.9 NAL
91 89 76 A C+88.9 NorthnTr 1.6 NTRS
77 37 97 C A 28.2 OldNtlBc 4.2 ONB
83 64 78 B A 31.0 OldSecBc 3.0 OSBC
89 70 90 B B25.7 OrientFn 3.2 OFG
79 50 93 C B+88.0 PNCFinl 3.5 r PNC
89 59 85 B A 16.6 PacfcCn 2.6 PCBK
91 74 96 B A+36.5 PeapkGl 1.9 PGC
88 79 89 D A+33.8 PaCmcBcp COBH
82 70 87 .. A21.8 PeopUtd 3.3 r PBCT
76 49 81 C A29.3 PeBcOH 3.7 PEBO
98 79 94 B A 36.6 PinnclFnPt PNFP
91 62 91 A A 46.5 ProspBs 1.5 PRSP
76 58 85 D A21.5 ProvidFS 2.8 PFS
88 45 90 B A26.0 Renasnt 3.0 RNST
92 70 98 B A+35.5 RepBKY 1.8 RBCAA
63 12 93 C B 17.0 RockvFi 1.3 RCKB
69 70 76 B B59.3 RoyalBk 3.9 r RY
75 58 88 B B47.1 S&TBcp 3.5 STBA
89 59 92 B B+45.2 SCBTFi 1.8 SCBT
86 64 90 B A 83.1 SVBFincl
SIVB
91 60 95 B A 36.1 SYBcp 2.3 r SYBT
67 33 95 E B 15.5 SantndBc
SBP
42 60 26 A B146 Shinhan 1.7 SHG
81 45 91 B ANH ShoreBa 2.4 SHBI
90 75 94 B A50.7 SigntrBk SBNY
81 45 93 C A 43.9 SimnsFt 2.2 r SFNC
88 68 75 A B+24.0 SmthBcp .8 SMTB
99 84 93 A A+26.8 SouthsBc 2.1 SBSI
69 24 89 D A 17.0 StateBcp 2.6 STBC
83 25 93 B B+22.7 Stellar 3.2 STEL
80 60 91 C B 18.6 SterlngB 4.6 STL
91 67 92 A A49.0 SuffkNY 2.3 SUBK
51 17 86 D B 80.7 SunTrst 5.7 STI
79 40 87 B B 27.7 SusqBnc 5.3 SUSQ
70 21 94 B A28.0 TCFFinl 5.0 TCB
86 55 92 C A+29.9 TxCapBsh
TCBI
87 67 90 B B+59.3 Tompkns 2.8 r TMP
56 52 60 B B77.6 TorDmBk 3.8 TD
90 69 96 C B27.9 TwneBk 1.5 TOWN
5 23 19 E C 55.3 UBS
UBS
89 80 89 C B+69.6 UMBFi 1.3 r UMBF
83 57 88 B B+42.2 USBancp 4.9 USB
63 91 44 B B161 Unibanco
UBB
77 25 97 C A 29.2 UnBksh 2.9 UBSH
85 29 98 B A 74.6 UnBnCal 2.8 UB
85 52 90 B A 52.6 UtdBkWV 3.7 UBSI
78 29 89 B B 20.0 USecBc 2.9 UBFO
86 56 98 B A 39.0 UnivPA 2.4 UVSP
79 55 92 B B 24.8 VallyNBc 3.7 VLY
16 23 12 D B53.1 Wachovi 1.4 WB
79 63 83 B B+33.3 WshTr 3.3 WASH
79 47 94 B A44.7 WellsFg 3.9 r WFC
85 28 97 B A35.1 Wesbc 3.9 WSBC
70 29 91 B B+16.2 WestBc 4.9 WTBA
79 53 87 B B93.7 WAmB 2.5 r WABC
75 92 58 A C 144 WstpacBk 6.4 WBK
69 24 92 B B 33.0 Whitny 4.8 r WTNY
54 41 56 B B+46.8 WilmtnTr 4.7 WL
91 62 98 B A 16.5 WilshB 1.4 WIBC
69 31 87 C B17.9 YadknVF 3.4 YAVY
73 30 89 C A73.1 ZionBcp 3.6 ZION
.89 +31 928 9o

3.98 +34 401 14
+.41 16 38 14
1.39 12 1.7m 8o
1.01 23 5.7m 10o
.56+249 137 14
.09 +23 409 20
.14 31 74 11
1.34 +13 1.3m 12o
2.26 +71 592 13
1.13 10 2.5m 14o
2.01 45 1.1m 9o
1.79 +43 247 22
.98+268 221 18
1.49 28 723 21o
1.19 57 221 20
1.37 +36 110 14
2.68 10 2.8m 14o
1.55 +3 209 17
1.42 12 2.2m 11o
.98 38 339 22 96 74 79 B A23.0 AAON
4.43 +1 1.6m 11o 90 94 57 B B 53.9 Acuity
18.
18.24 .86 4 32 12
12.20 2.50 36 561 18k
36.00 +1.27 50 18 14
47.90 .99 58 18 23k
56.75 .25 51 69 22k
12.49 2.01 45 4.7m ..
22.70 2.82 20 74 12k
25.97 1.03 40 40 20
22.75 3.25 12 1.1m 14o
12.47 1.79 62 752 14
25.55 2.17 30 508 18
86.74 3.96 9 802 24
79.48 2.27 44 1.7m 11o
50.82 7.17 43 231 20k
16.90 2.75 23 95 18k
23.75 .73 +2 30 15
27.59 2.16 2 67 21k
60.54 1.96 75 31 18
25.80 2.19 27 3.5m 17
29.28 3.72 67 43 13k
29.26 3.74 55 177 14
40.80 6.25 17 43m 13
13.50 1.38 27 10m 16
50.63 1.61 +53 1.2m 5o
11.96 1.54 24 80 16k
23.38 .55 49 21 15k
20.53 1.99 +66 1.6m 6
89.59 3.91 26 2.0m 13
19.92 1.35 19 71 16
22.82 6.68 15 6.3m ..
29.42 4.42 20 168 18
16.03 1.97 60 488 11
14.90 1.10 35 679 30o
71.00 5.55 11 3.2m 16
21.69 3.31 7 1.1m 18o
21.26 2.68 37 89 10k
17.26 1.98 21 239 8o
75.60 5.61 39 3.6m 16
15.22 +.18 39 16 14k
33.00 3.53 +43 22 20
30.48 1.48 +25 19 18k
18.35 3.40 24 3.3m 28
25.00 2.50 53 14 12
31.21 1.04 +10 177 22k
33.81 5.19 44 421 16o
15.99 3.51 47 449 24o
22.36 .64 55 51 14k
27.36 3.98 40 90 14k
15.70 +.30 +7 21 43
48.75 +.10 52 573 11o
35.27 2.20 28 179 15k
38.60 .20 20 35 16k
55.6010.40 40 454 15o
29.69 4.31 +5 50 17k
13.49 2.01 50 57 49
76.24 3.83 9 71 7
26.18 .95+129 30 17k
35.60 1.40 25 458 26
35.24 .76 56 25 18k
20.00 .09 16 22 13
24.77 .73 +64 115 15
15.49 .28 +2 30 29
20.23 1.77 +17 74 15
16.43 1.07 62 58 18
37.85 4.65 +22 46 16k
53.88 5.32 34 6.3m 17
19.46 1.74 43 768 13
20.02 3.56 36 2.5m 14o
20.50 1.35 38 224 18k
48.22 6.28 19 26 16
60.83 .67 39 693 11o
21.71 1.29 64 21 22
19.25 2.20 49 3.7m ..o
52.3717.13 +5 390 26
35.00 2.99 34 18m 13
108.7 2.41 4 1.8m 36o
25.90 3.30 +54 57 20
73.25 +.24 70 1.2m 19
31.49 4.51 14 447 14o
17.70 +.55 13 13 22k
33.40 1.70 36 14 16
21.45 2.55 44 795 17
14.81 3.94 40 66m ..
25.77 1.88 28 25 14
35.18 4.62 18 54m 14
29.09 .74 +15 218 16k
13.09 .44 67 21 15k
56.72 4.68 20 453 18
98.27 1.72 48 11 10
26.04 3.76 34 794 17o
29.25 6.50 40 1.1m 12
13.85 1.14 37 149 15
15.23 +.58 32 24 13
47.23 5.60 19 5.0m 10
Carters
CRI 19.84
Coach
r COH 27.70
ColumSp 1.4 COLM 44.15
DeckrsOut DECK 111.5
FGXIntl
FGXI 12.73
GIIIApparel GIII 19.29
GildanActv
GIL 24.87
Hanesbrd
HBI 24.02
IconixBr
ICON 13.39
JonesAp 3.0 JNY 18.44
LizClaib 1.2 r LIZ 17.86
Maidenfrm MFB 15.05
Movado 1.4 r MOV 22.59
NikeB
1.5 NKE . 63.15
PerryEllis r PERY 16.97
PhilpsV
.4 PVH 38.69
PoloRL
.3 r RL 67.79
SkechersA SKX 16.93
SteveMdn SHOO 26.79
TrueRelig TRLG 29.21
UndrArmr
UA 36.48
VFCorp 2.9 VFC 78.78
Volcom
VLCM 18.18
Warnaco
WRC 46.78
Weyco 1.7 WEYS 33.62
Wolvrn 1.6 WWW 27.00
.84 41 611 15o

1.79 23 6.2m 13o
2.83 11 365 13o
5.75 35 448 20o
.22 75 20 24
.61 16 130 21
1.62 +15 1.5m 18o
1.96 63 739 12o
+.34+492 7.3m 11
.87 8 2.1m 15o
.43 40 1.9m 25o
.94 +72 270 12
.45 19 142 13
.55 +15 4.1m 17
+.51 21 195 10
3.28 11 1.0m 12o
3.67 39 1.3m 16o
.66 33 553 9o
.81 +47 434 20o
1.87 15 789 19o
2.75 40 685 43o
3.51 21 831 14
2.09 3 540 12o
2.91 46 605 16o
2.38 +37 25 17
.26 +4 579 14k
20. MISC
62 60 46 C B+39.9 AlbnyInt 1.6 AIN 30.24 1.76 +4 287 14
87 84 74 B B46.2 Aptargrp 1.5 ATR 40.38 1.01 26 340 18k
30 52 16 A E 92.2 AracrzC 2.6 ARA 47.42 2.92 +22 568 9
55 29 96 D D+18.7 Argann
AGX 15.10 +.25 64 11 ..
53 65 42 B C 56.2 Ball
1.0 r BLL 41.26 1.05 48 565 11
72 51 83 C B 30.4 Bemis 3.2 BMS 27.09 1.42 30 893 16o
75 51 82 C A 149972 BrkHaA
BRKA 131000 7990+222 3 17
77 51 82 C A+5059 BerkHaB BRKB 4355 240 +42 39 17
80 59 76 B A49.9 Carlisle 1.8 r CSL 35.17 1.33 32 375 11o
70 74 76 B B66.4 Chemed .5 r CHE 43.78 1.41 51 140 13o
50 77 29 B B51.2 Crane
2.5 CR 32.50 .51 17 272 9
79 87 62 B C 29.6 CrownHldg r CCK 23.72 .29 +14 1.9m 15
82 82 70 B B+52.5 DuPont 3.6 DD 45.39 2.65 +18 8.1m 12o
79 51 94 B B+54.1 ESCOTech
ESE 50.17 1.97 44 159 30
56 83 23 B B101 Eaton
3.0 ETN 66.34 2.99 39 1.4m 9
62 86 36 A C 59.1 EmrsnEl 2.8 r EMR 42.45 1.39 34 3.2m 14o
53 35 87 D B 17.5 FedSignl 1.6 FSS 14.90 .56 +35 662 24
37 45 48 C B 84.7 FortuneB 2.9 r FO 59.91 2.86 12 822 12o
46 57 33 A B 42.2 GenElect 4.7 r GE 26.15 .47 20 56m 11
91 94 78 D B 17.2 Glatfelt 2.4 GLT 14.92 .33 +27 314 16
97 95 87 B B+73.0 GreifA 2.2 GEF 70.30 .71 +41 506 17o
50 90 23 B E 66.5 Harsco 1.9 HSC 41.87 .34 +13 909 12
62 50 78 D B77.3 Hitachi
.7 HIT 67.96 5.11 6 67 ..
53 88 29 B D 63.0 Honywel 2.5 HON . 43.60 1.72 +9 6.0m 12
77 87 55 A C 70.0 ITTCorp 1.3 ITT 55.71 2.26 13 1.3m 14o
69 64 67 C B37.3 IntPaper 3.7 IP 26.81 2.11 10 5.5m 12o
68 72 58 C B+33.8 Kadant
r KAI 24.88 .27 53 49 13
75 62 81 C A39.3 KamanA 1.8 KAMN 30.47 2.51 22 123 23
36 39 30 B C+45.6 KonPhlps 3.1 r PHG 29.64 1.19 +26 958 6
53 32 81 C B+45.0 Lancstr 3.0 LANC 37.73 1.08 22 111 21o
33 50 48 D D 56.9 LeucdNa .6 LUK 41.03 2.97 43 768 ..o
84 91 71 B B 35.3 MDURes 2.2 MDU 28.21 .95 3 1.1m 13o
71 88 55 D B+34.6 MeadWv 3.7 MWV 24.62 1.07 23 1.2m 20
77 56 91 C A21.8 MyersInd 1.7 MYE 13.95 .17 +1 195 15
71 91 62 C B20.9 NthnTch
NTIC 10.04 1.89 +52 15 11
86 97 71 A B 30.4 Olin
3.6 OLN . 21.99 1.17 19 1.2m 12o
46 88 12 B E 60.6 OwensIllinois r OI 27.95 1.09 +19 3.8m 6o
67 62 66 B C+31.9 PackAmr 5.2 r PKG 23.08 .41 +27 1.7m 14
67 39 80 B B 65.2 Pactiv
PTV 25.83 2.23 +18 2.4m 14o
43 32 72 C D48.2 PicoHlds
PICO 37.71 .28 26 103 ..o
77 77 74 C B54.8 Potlatch 4.4 PCH 45.99 4.09 1 560 18o
94 86 95 A B+NH RavnInd 1.2 r RAVN 44.94 1.20 18 87 26
98 78 98 B A+46.4 RockTen .9 RKT . 44.11 1.75 +48 774 18o
43 43 35 C C 15.8 SappiL 3.2 SPP 10.05 .07 40 160 11o
65 55 71 B C 28.3 SealAir 2.2 SEE 22.14 1.11 +8 1.5m 14o
51 63 37 B B 160 Siemens 1.8 r SI 99.5 2.91 33 491 13o
88 72 85 B A58.6 SilgnHld 1.2 SLGN 55.26 2.28 +33 275 16o
81 72 74 B B 35.8 SonocoP 3.4 SON 31.72 1.25 1 471 13k
89 78 98 C A NH StandexI 2.8 SXI 29.65 +.64 +73 95 19
77 60 88 B B81.2 Teleflex 2.1 TFX 66.11 .48 14 255 19
43 23 72 D A 37.7 TempleI 2.5 TIN 16.25 1.43 40 1.8m 38o
57 56 51 B B 47.3 Thomson 3.3 TRI 32.36 .98 +21 310 19o
68 75 53 A B 97.0 3M
2.8 MMM 70.70 1.98 +14 5.7m 13
35 47 49 C B19.1 Tomkins 8.8 TKS 12.05 .62 +23 368 8
65 41 94 D A 21.0 Tredegar .8 TG 19.49 +.69 +37 283 22
55 70 58 D B48.0 TycoIn 1.7 r TYC 38.96 2.09 10 3.3m 13o
85 99 66 B B14.6 UFPTech
UFPT 7.18 .61 +69 106 8
62 84 44 B D+82.5 UntdTech 2.1 r UTX 61.62 2.68 +20 7.4m 13
32 31 22 B C+35.1 Votorntm
VCP 19.94 .72 +81 1.3m 10
74 80 95 B E 111 WaltrInd .6 WLT 62.68 4.16 +15 3.9m 27o
21. SEMICNDUCTRS
38 29 49 B B33.6
36 70 24 B D37.4
45 92 18 C C 34.6
61 65 56 D C+18.8
43 6 82 D B+17.7
87 89 72 A B25.3
55 76 40 B E 37.4
BUILDING
32 41 31 B C+21.8
1.5 AAON 20.91 .59 +21 144 16 70 92 39 A E 35.8
1.2 r AYI 42.38 2.74 21 456 10k 26 32 35 D C 15.3
ASMIntl
ASMI 21.60
ASML 1.7 r ASML 19.86
ATMI
ATMI 19.57
Actel
r ACTL 12.97
AdvEngy r AEIS 14.55
Altera 1.0 ALTR 20.80
AnalogD 3.0 ADI 26.97
AppMat 1.5 AMAT 15.49
Atheros
ATHR . 23.57
BTU Intl
BTUI 9.12
.61
1.20
.44
.55
.80
1.01
.70
.41
1.59
.39

Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
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 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
8 665 20o
19 62 ..
17 76 15
+52 632 9o
47 137 13
44 566 11o
39 131 15o
17 135 6
+3 7.9m 6o
+18 8.8m ..o
11 1.5m 9o
20 322 13o
+27 11m ..o
+64 107 99
+2 164 29
32 222 23o
+3 612 ..
15 3.2m 21o
17 459 13
+43 1.3m 14o
53 370 13o
25 216 29
29 361 10o
56 272 10
33 1.2m 19o
+6 6.1m ..
+23 3.3m 12o
+48 12m ..
73 61 ..k
14 655 14o
+5 1.3m ..o
32 183 ..
2 678 20o
28 4.3m 14o
0 1.1m 48o
28 757 12
9 557 25o
17 77 10k
65 30 13
58 520 22o
17 511 7o
+28 13m ..x
36 2.1m 36o
39 508 11k
+36 2.4m 46o
28 302 27o
+25 386 12k
+35 765 15o
6 724 11o
+83 172 14
+30 209 99
3 507 16
61 43 17
+26 6.9m 12o
34 357 13
42 173 ..o
14 958 15o
47 645 ..o
41 489 15
35 1.1m 20o
+17 358 22
20 504 14o
+1 2.8m ..o
19. APPAREL
86 48 93 C A 23.1
87 91 43 A B 51.0
70 42 77 C B 59.4
86 95 47 A B+166
78 59 92 .. B+18.9
89 36 97 B B+23.0
80 82 32 A B 46.5
54 63 45 D B 37.7
77 91 38 A B 24.5
75 42 91 E A 23.1
44 29 62 E A35.9
74 39 77 C B 17.6
62 45 71 C B35.0
87 85 69 A C+70.6
38 52 31 D C+29.9
77 62 67 B B55.5
91 86 81 B B 85.3
57 82 39 B C+25.6
77 38 97 C A29.0
99 90 98 A B+31.8
79 40 75 B A67.3
92 66 82 B B+89.0
59 76 19 B B45.0
99 94 91 B B53.9
79 54 89 B B 42.0
87 84 71 B B+31.2

36 49 14o
+24 4.2m 8
+29 537 13
48 131 46
25 350 29
17 8.2m 21o
7 4.7m 16o
8 21m 15o
+5 2.0m 19o
50 8 56
60 89 30 B D43.1 Broadcom r BRCM 19.80

60 60 67 C B46.6 CabotMic r CCMP 34.08
57 73 20 A C+35.6 Caviumn CAVM 15.39
41 21 79 E B+20.8 Cohu 1.4 COHU 17.29
85 70 83 C B+35.5 Cree
r CREE 27.46
44 49 51 C B44.7 Cymer
r CYMI 26.75
58 41 64 B D 42.8 CyprsSemi r CY 25.72
52 75 18 A D+35.0 Diodes
DIOD 19.35
98 85 97 B ANH 7EagleTest EGLT 15.35
43 79 24 D C 19.5 FairchldSm FCS 9.83
41 65 35 C B+48.5 FormFactor FORM 19.12
81 85 43 A B 50.7 Hittite
HITT 33.52
86 93 90 D B 13.8 IxysCp 1.1 IXYS 10.75
49 75 33 C C+15.8 IntegDvc
r IDTI 8.41
53 75 31 A D28.0 Intel
3.0 INTC 18.50
48 87 17 B E 34.8 Intersil 2.7 r ISIL 17.55
24 23 36 E B 36.8 IntlRect
IRF 19.63
30 49 25 B C 59.0 KLATncr 1.9 r KLAC 31.93
37 49 31 B B57.7 LamResrch LRCX 31.43
84 86 64 A C 37.8 LinearT 2.8 LLTC 30.50
34 83 4 A E 96.1 MEMCElctr r WFR 29.92
59 39 82 D B 25.9 MKSInstr MKSI 22.12
53 91 22 B D18.8 MarvellTc MRVL 10.47
45 69 16 A E 24.9 Mellanox MLNX 10.10
77 81 58 B B 38.4 Micrchp 4.5 r MCHP 29.96
94 95 79 A B30.0 Microsemi MSCC 25.70
81 97 45 A D+29.1 MnPwSy r MPWR . 18.77
49 73 33 B D 27.7 NatSemi 1.4 NSM 17.25
95 95 80 A B40.3 7NetLogic NETL 32.43
30 33 46 C C+29.1 Novellus r NVLS 20.07
36 71 6 B B39.7 Nvidia
r NVDA 11.17
40 61 27 B C+25.2 OmniVisTc OVTI 11.85
50 15 91 E B17.2 Parkervisn PRKR 12.70
77 99 30 B B19.5 PericmSem r PSEM 11.80
63 74 33 A D 35.0 PwrIntgn POWI . 24.67
12 1 33 E C+26.4 Rambus
RMBS 15.34
26 73 6 D E 34.9 RubiconTn RBCN 9.86
66 94 59 D D14.3 SimpleTech STEC 7.84
48 59 44 C B+56.0 SanDisk
SNDK 22.25
86 87 62 A B 21.1 Semtech r SMTC 14.56
40 42 21 A B73.0 SigmaDsgn r SIGM 16.74
68 80 45 A D45.2 SilcnLab
SLAB 30.54
72 84 51 C C+40.0 StdMicro r SMSC 27.69
65 80 68 D D+17.4 STMicro 2.6 r STM 11.65
89 76 94 C B 46.3 Supertex SUPX 33.02
88 87 61 A B 11.9 TaiwSem
TSM 9.62
88 82 70 A B14.3 Techwell TWLL 10.99
44 44 43 B D+45.0 Tessera
TSRA 17.85
51 80 24 B D+37.2 TexsInst 1.9 r TXN 22.71
80 65 95 E B 15.7 Trnsmtahrs TMTA 13.77
63 73 78 E D+17.2 Ultratech UTEK 13.28
27 57 22 B D56.4 VarianSm r VSEA 26.22
20 6 34 B C+28.0 Verigy
r VRGY 17.98
88 89 83 C B17.8 7Volterra r VLTR 13.88
79 85 58 A D+28.2 Xilinx 2.4 r XLNX 23.02
1.59 34 9.9m 19o

1.85 +1 298 19
+.02 44 554 54
.11 +82 240 61
1.29 +1 1.4m 53
2.02 35 431 12o
1.52 34 4.6m 28
1.80 32 331 12o
... +3 333 16
.38 8 1.5m 10
1.40 37 486 42o
1.10 +37 372 19o
.34 20 178 20
.64 +10 3.3m 8o
.73 23 48m 14
.77 45 1.8m 11
.76 41 595 ..o
2.40 +8 5.0m 11o
2.01 47 1.9m 8
1.07 34 3.6m 15
1.08 26 4.5m 10o
.44 1 531 16o
.59 65 5.4m 13o
.09+104 471 9o
1.65 18 2.6m 18o
.44 32 663 20o
.31 60 393 19o
.71 37 3.8m 14o
1.95 27 748 22o
.91 53 1.8m 20o
.24 22 17m 7o
.67 28 1.5m 7o
.54 +99 314 ..o
.85 +47 318 18
.78 +45 602 18o
.61 43 1.3m ..o
+.06 53 142 99o
.66 +5 1.3m 27o
.27 31 8.8m 16
.71 35 769 14o
.67 30 716 6o
.64 36 620 17o
1.11+108 329 13k
.76 26 2.2m 14
.48 14 105 25o
.36 +12 22m 12o
.16 72 33 13
... 15 720 11o
.89 12 16m 11o
.86 19 74 ..o
.12 14 183 55
2.67 +39 1.8m 13o
.72 31 439 11o
.43 35 467 25o
1.03 +28 9.6m 16
22. AGRICULTURE
74 88 58 B B 72.0 AGCO
AG 50.36
69 72 75 A D21.3 AgFeedn
FEED 10.61
93 95 89 A C+113 Agrium .1 AGU . 84.59
49 83 42 D B26.5 AlamoG 1.3 ALG 17.78
81 87 76 A D+51.2 Anderso .8 ANDE 40.61
49 75 44 A D19.9 ArtsWay .7 ARTW 9.01
52 92 20 B D+135 Bunge 1.0 BG 72.94
92 98 85 A D 172 7CFInds .3 CF . 121.8
38 94 12 B D+70.0 CNHGlobl 1.5 CNH 28.84
47 2 87 E A 21.4 Cadiz
CDZI 19.66
13 23 20 E D 16.2 Cosann
CZZ 8.28
73 84 60 A C+17.5 DarlingIntl DAR 11.91
50 82 34 A D 94.9 Deere 1.8 r DE . 63.10
57 96 14 A E 76.2 IntPotashn
IPI 35.59
35 42 55 C D+43.4 Kubota 1.7 KUB 32.28
31 20 34 A D 28.9 LSBInds
LXU 16.20
75 88 83 B D 131 Lindsay .4 LNN . 79.59
92 95 83 A B 145 7Mnsnto .8 r MON . 117.0
90 98 82 A E 163 Mosaic .2 MOS . 95.28
98 99 91 A D241 Potash
.2 r POT 179.6
45 48 56 C B46.9 ScottMG 2.0 SMG 25.00
90 99 90 A E 59.5 ScQmMra 1.1 SQM 29.00
69 93 56 A E 66.8 Syngenta 1.6 SYT . 48.61
86 73 76 A B57.6 TerraI
.9 r TRA 42.82
92 95 76 A C 171 TerraNit 11 TNH 127.6
.36
+.58
+.09
.09
1.67
.94
.01
+2.36
.96
.10
1.67
.28
.28
+.18
1.49
.31
6.01
1.42
.05
+4.34
2.04
.80
+.23
1.79
+1.37
35 1.2m 14o
+8 450 22o
5 4.6m 14o
+72 70 11
28 225 8o
50 21 13k
4 2.3m 6o
3 3.6m 12o
18 321 9o
+5 50 ..
3 656 ..
+19 1.4m 13o
41 3.3m 13o
5 2.2m 40o
+14 50 14
4 238 9o
11 375 31
6 6.7m 33
+27 10m 21
+7 13m 28o
33 674 11o
+22 1.7m 27o
23 527 15o
14 4.4m 10o
56 79 9
23. FOOD/BEV
60 57 70 B B26.0
40 81 15 B C+49.0
79 82 51 B B59.6
93 73 98 A A48.8
90 74 86 B B39.9
63 73 64 E C+25.8
70 78 55 A C+65.6
30 41 33 C B+27.1
65 82 83 .. C+63.8
49 89 22 B C 50.1
56 57 44 C D+27.2
55 90 39 B D+55.0
48 30 83 B C 29.2
89 69 97 D B+NH
66 70 79 B C+26.9
51 90 64 .. E 23.0
91 82 88 B B32.7
65 87 81 .. C+49.8
25 28 27 C D39.8
92 74 89 B B+72.0
42 85 30 B D14.9
5 37 8 B E 16.5
96 83 87 C A 35.1
63 96 25 A B 68.4
92 68 83 A B53.0
72 31 89 B B47.4
61 66 65 C B 42.8
13 37 32 .. D33.5
74 38 89 C B+38.8
90 66 83 A B 58.5
90 60 83 B A 35.3
54 8 87 D B 25.2
52 29 72 B B+20.8
88 69 83 B B42.1
76 73 77 B E 18.3
58 67 59 C B 43.4
47 76 42 C C 36.0
91 74 79 A B+79.8
58 72 52 B C+66.8
93 64 94 B A74.1
73 92 47 A E 26.3
53 12 78 B B+50.5
71 69 62 B D+17.0
79 64 71 C B+33.1
21 26 21 D B 32.3
90 63 89 B B+56.7
46 99 15 A E 52.2
60 23 91 D B35.0
91 54 92 C B+30.3
7 5 40 D E 19.5
80 66 60 A B37.3
63 66 42 A D38.3
39 86 13 A E 145
93 71 92 A B79.8
87 96 74 A B 15.5
ADairy
ADY 10.45
ArchrDan 2.2 ADM 23.29
Cadbury .9 CBY 45.30
CalMne 5.1 CALM 40.36
CmpblSp 2.3 r CPB 37.50
Chiquita
CQB 16.64
CocaCo 3.0 KO 51.38
CocaClEn 1.6 CCE 17.17
CocaCFm .9 KOF 53.19
CcColaH 1.6 CCH 24.60
ConAgra 3.9 r CAG 19.65
CornPr 1.6 r CPO 35.93
DeanFds
DF 22.63
DiamdFd .7 DMND 26.46
DrPepSnn
DPS 25.00
EmbtldB 1.4 AKOB 16.61
FlowrsF 2.1 r FLO 28.05
Fomento 1.1 FMX 40.80
FrshDelM
FDP 22.15
GenMills 2.5 GIS 68.17
Gruma
GMK 8.54
HQSustMn HQS 5.54
HainCelstl HAIN 30.98
HansenNat r HANS 29.61
HeinzHJ 3.3 HNZ 50.02
Hershey 2.8 HSY 42.50
HormelFd 2.1 HRL 35.51
IndsBac 2.8 IBA 23.50
J&JSnack 1.1 r JJSF 33.76
Kellogg 2.5 K 55.36
KraftFdA 3.5 KFT 33.09
Lance
2.8 LNCE 23.11
LifewayFd r LWAY 12.00
McCorm 2.3 MKC 39.09
OmegaPrtn OME 11.05
PepsiBtl 2.2 r PBG 30.47
PepsiAmr 2.5 r PAS 21.75
PepsiCo 2.4 PEP 71.08
Perdigao
PDA 43.90
Ralcorp
RAH 67.66
SadiaSA .8 SDA 16.51
SandrFa1.4 r SAFM 38.83
SaraLee 3.2 SLE 12.97
Sensient 2.6 SXT 28.92
SmithfldF
SFD 18.52
Smucker 2.4 r SJM 54.27
Synutran
SYUT 20.41
TootsieR 1.1 TR 29.95
TreeHseFd THS 29.06
TysonA 1.2 TSN 12.98
Unilever 3.3 UN 28.90
Unilever 3.8 UL 26.55
WimmBD .5 WBD . 65.94
Wrigly 1.7 r WWY 79.00
Zhongpinn HOGS 11.31
+.03+103 68 10
.39 +10 8.7m 8o
1.63 2 292 15o
+.01 48 602 6
1.10 44 1.1m 18o
.76 +13 905 19o
1.34 4 12m 17
.54 18 2.6m 12o
1.35 +19 210 14
1.22 41 53 12
.08 15 4.8m 18o
+.57 20 634 11o
.69 28 1.5m 23o
.97 0 165 32k
.19 59 911 11o
+.23 67 8 12
.50 38 748 25o
.11 9 1.3m 17o
+.87 12 547 7o
1.89 +8 3.3m 18o
+.05 +10 34 5
+.54 +92 332 13
+.96+262 1.6m 21o
.78 +29 4.4m 17o
+.02 11 2.5m 18o
+1.80+187 5.5m 22
.78 27 352 15o
.70 73 6 13
.23 +9 84 23
1.32 12 1.9m 19o
1.88 39 13m 17x
.32 40 171 60o
.45 59 13 85
.89 34 675 19
.72 64 87 9
.87 4 1.8m 13
.25 23 416 12
2.11 +3 7.4m 20
2.31 6 176 20
+.52 37 1.1m 20o
.37 0 644 8o
1.34 45 265 22o
.51 21 4.2m 12o
.75 1 325 16k
2.05 +31 3.4m 26o
+.48 7 435 16o
+4.41+271 382 19
.02 +22 254 36
.23 19 287 20
.15 10 5.0m 40o
.27 15 2.0m 14o
1.20 6 1.1m 13
1.62 44 154 19
.65 +43 3.1m 32o
.68 11 111 11
24. METALS/STEEL
24 64 11 B D73.1
18 55 9 B C+115
20 41 6 B D 91.0
52 84 24 A C+53.7
48 85 27 A D104
72 89 36 B B 36.9
43 61 27 C B 58.7
22 67 9 B D+79.7
56 80 18 A E 80.5
36 48 14 B D39.8
62 93 49 A D52.5
66 80 20 A C+66.3
70 89 49 C C+60.0
72 86 31 A C+19.8
60 92 41 A D+26.2
87 71 98 D B+24.6
45 97 47 .. C+28.0
26 78 36 .. D18.5
94 73 96 B C+25.6
51 20 43 A B 90.4
73 83 60 A B60.0
90 95 72 B B20.2
92 68 79 A B 61.6
51 61 26 B B 60.0
45 81 22 A C 58.7
53 97 11 A E 18.9
59 67 47 C C 38.6
88 94 84 C B46.6
94 84 97 C B 17.4
91 87 97 D B 65.2
AKSteel .7 AKS 30.48

AllegTch 1.7 r ATI 41.32
AlmChina 1.7 ACH 18.64
AmpcoPit 2.2 AP 32.58
ArcelrMt 2.0 r MT 62.72
BarnesG 2.9 r B 22.00
BrushEMat BW 24.32
CarpTech 2.3 r CRS 30.86
CenturyAl CENX 40.23
CmrclMt 2.3 r CMC 20.98
ComphSi 5.7 SID 27.86
DynMatl .5 BOOM 29.35
FosterLB r FSTR 35.83
Gerdau
.7 GNA 11.80
Gerdau 2.1 GGB 14.07
Gibrltr
.9 ROCK 21.90
GrafTech
r GTI . 16.93
GrupoSimec SIM 9.96
HawkClA
HWK 21.33
HaynsIntn HAYN 53.08
ILToolWk 2.6 ITW 47.07
Insteel
.8 r IIIN 14.95
Kaydon 1.3 KDN 53.45
Ladish
LDSH 23.72
Mechel 4.1 MTL 22.66
Metalico
MEA 6.59
Mueller 1.4 MLI 27.92
NCIBldg
NCS 35.53
NNInc 2.2 r NNBR 14.81
NWPipe
NWPX 58.95
1.64
3.68
.13
1.30
2.28
2.15
1.35
1.54
...
1.00
1.10
+.23
1.76
.54
.15
1.23
.81
+.04
+.33
1.92
1.71
1.08
3.25
1.32
.13
+.05
1.14
2.73
.11
4.05
+4 6.7m 7o
5 2.4m 6o
+25 1.8m 8o
25 49 8k
35 3.5m 6o
+14 648 10o
10 224 14o
27 672 7o
26 1.1m 7o
16 1.8m 9o
8 5.1m 12o
+4 337 14o
8 138 14o
35 771 6o
+10 7.6m 7o
56 256 16o
40 1.7m 9o
+35 119 8
+37 66 14
2 140 9
23 2.6m 13
39 193 7k
37 321 23o
+11 243 12o
55 2.5m 7
+39 1.4m 7o
29 212 9o
41 315 8o
43 156 15
28 92 22
57 92 20 A B 83.6 Nucor
2.7 NUE 47.21
38 79 36 C E 78.3 OlympcSt .5 ZEUS 33.90
42 82 24 A C 201 POSCO 2.1 PKX 101.2
61 21 90 D B+18.4 Quanex .7 NX 16.77
98 89 80 A B+44.0 7RBCBear ROLL 38.08
63 86 24 B C+78.4 RelStlAl .9 RS 44.87
57 88 17 B E 118 Schnitzr .1 SCHN 53.98
86 88 53 A C+41.5 SimsGr 1.9 SMS 26.21
51 97 18 A D 40.9 StlDyna 1.9 r STLD 21.14
83 68 72 B B23.9 Synalloy 1.6 SYNL 15.32
70 81 59 A C+75.4 Tenaris 1.6 TS 48.98
20 81 12 .. D46.0 Ternium 2.3 TX 21.80
75 89 44 C B 38.8 Timken 2.5 TKR 28.51
21 48 17 B B 36.5 Titanm 2.5 r TIE 12.17
50 89 25 A C 196 USSteel 1.2 X . 99.2
50 54 64 B B41.7 UnivStnls USAP 33.93
93 95 71 B C+120 Valmont .5 VMI . 95.30
70 81 51 C B26.5 Worthn 3.9 r WOR 17.63
3.95 12 7.4m 8
1.49 28 295 6o
4.94 +48 1.1m 7o
1.26 29 170 11
+.33 46 88 19
2.84 31 1.1m 7
1.25 6 912 9o
.67 8 416 8
1.11 10 5.6m 7
+.31 61 4 11k
+.38 18 2.4m 14o
1.01 9 475 6o
1.13 23 645 10o
.78 39 2.7m 11o
3.77 9 7.7m 8o
1.34+179 115 11
.77 49 164 21
1.36 14 912 12
25. SVGS & LN

45 40 54 C B 30.0
77 64 85 D A 14.3
78 79 73 E A+16.7
92 78 93 C A+14.6
82 62 91 C B+33.0
53 24 85 D A16.0
85 80 91 C A15.7
84 72 98 D A51.6
83 60 89 D B+13.0
81 66 88 C A23.6
74 69 91 D D 14.0
61 39 92 C B18.0
75 59 92 C B+22.4
84 73 80 B B+21.5
65 66 79 D C+13.3
96 90 89 B B 25.1
73 57 81 D B+16.2
76 70 82 D A 15.3
52 36 66 B B22.0
84 75 93 D B 13.0
78 68 90 C B 34.3
74 73 80 D B NH
66 19 92 C B+20.1
86 79 88 C A+16.4
48 22 75 C B 18.0
78 57 87 C A 13.5
90 80 95 C A 17.1
81 55 85 D A20.0
75 51 90 C A68.3
67 51 66 B B27.4
AstoriaF 5.0 AF
BnkMtl 3.0 r BKMU
BnkFncl 1.9 BFIN
BenefMutn BNCL
BerkHB 2.1 r BHLB
BrklneB 3.0 r BRKL
BrklynF 2.7 r BFSB
CaptlFed 4.0 CFFN
CliftnS 1.7 r CSBK
DimeB 3.2 DCOM
ESSABp 1.2 r ESSA
FFnclOH 4.9 FFBC
FstNiag 3.5 FNFG
FlushFin 2.8 FFIC
FoxChase r FXCB
HudsCB 2.6 HCBK
InvBncp
r ISBC
Kearny 1.6 r KRNY
NYCmtyBc 5.7 NYB
NthfldBcn NFBK
NWBcp 3.0 NWSB
OceanFt 4.4 OCFC
Oritani
r ORIT
ProvBc 1.7 PBNY
RomFn 2.1 r ROMA
TFSFinc 1.5 r TFSL
UtdFnB 1.9 r UBNK
ViewPtF 1.8 r VPFG
WSFSFi .8 r WSFS
WshFed 4.1 WFSL
21.00
11.90
14.90
12.24
30.65
11.49
14.69
49.96
11.68
17.51
13.67
13.80
16.02
18.32
11.88
18.52
14.99
12.26
17.69
12.59
28.92
17.98
17.75
14.10
14.99
13.30
14.40
17.61
57.41
20.73
2.70
.37
.10
.31
+.66
.33
.06
+1.43
.09
2.49
.03
.38
2.88
1.95
.12
1.14
1.16
1.54
2.81
+.18
.08
2.02
.25
.43
.26
.05
.28
.04
5.03
1.77
57 785 14
25 296 35k
72 28 99
72 45 76
17 29 15
57 354 45k
+62 13 34
16 183 89o
18 20 99
61 111 21k
63 33 30
47 125 15
61 609 19
35 78 14k
54 6 99
46 5.8m 26o
39 224 99o
+38 83 99
50 2.4m 19
+7 47 54
62 56 24
+30 85 14
64 22 77
12 161 24
16 24 78
3 652 73o
23 81 36k
79 11 70
+53 46 14
69 653 13
26. TELECOM
55 72 31 A C+43.0
81 75 64 B B26.8
64 85 35 A C 69.2
52 65 56 D C+46.5
82 85 74 A B39.2
47 52 63 C B44.6
21 67 18 B E 68.2
72 95 36 A C+59.5
29 93 20 .. E 85.7
41 72 32 B E 38.6
78 87 63 A D37.1
74 77 80 B C 46.9
60 97 22 A D+104
54 81 43 B C 69.0
34 74 26 B C+98.7
43 71 30 C C+25.1
68 66 83 A D+27.2
16 40 3 A E 49.6
81 85 37 A B56.5
80 75 71 A B 58.0
62 29 57 B A 21.5
37 44 43 D B43.2
55 92 51 C C 23.1
54 58 55 C B33.2
53 73 43 D D+41.7
54 68 53 B C 62.1
29 27 49 B E 21.0
70 74 66 A B39.7
74 79 69 B C+14.7
49 80 11 A B 125
4 7 14 C E 11.3
34 43 41 .. B 24.8
86 92 48 A B66.9
48 87 20 A D+19.5
34 71 23 B D61.0
49 73 35 D B 25.0
74 56 83 C B 28.0
27 47 18 C D16.1
22 46 29 C C+30.2
28 29 41 D B 85.5
77 89 63 B B29.0
97 86 97 C B+16.0
52 73 34 A B28.3
55 94 18 A D+127
67 92 30 A B 105
69 90 48 A C 83.4
76 77 75 C B17.4
69 91 34 A C+36.3
84 73 75 B B23.0
63 75 68 C C+26.6
53 91 18 A D 42.2
71 44 81 B A33.0
63 6 88 B A+16.5
58 82 54 A C+53.0
64 81 45 A D24.7
93 97 92 C C+11.8
74 85 55 A B76.8
80 88 62 A C+14.8
89 76 84 A B 56.9
44 7 78 E A16.4
80 99 41 A C+148
34 76 23 B D+75.0
24 30 45 E D 38.5
33 35 43 B B+33.6
85 75 92 C A25.8
35 66 14 A E 24.3
52 73 24 A B31.7
91 96 78 A B 22.9
14 11 18 D B47.2
19 37 17 D C 24.0
17 19 59 .. B 40.4
82 71 88 C B17.7
45 77 29 B D28.1
41 73 16 A D+27.3
56 80 45 A E 35.8
24 60 18 C C 26.4
24 60 22 C D 32.9
22 58 15 B D17.8
78 86 60 A B103
65 41 92 B B 27.0
26 54 26 B C+56.9
27 58 19 C B72.3
36 71 27 C D20.0
44 79 32 B D+58.6
71 95 44 A D43.2
72 98 34 A B+30.0
54 56 90 C C+17.7
23 56 22 C D103
43 61 40 C C 46.0
79 88 66 B B+36.5
63 98 20 A B45.5
45 75 26 B C 40.9
66 75 52 B B14.6
AT&T 5.5 r T 29.21 1.22 8 26m 10o

Adtran 1.7 r ADTN 21.36 .80 53 732 18
AmMovl 1.1 AMX 46.08 2.82 +5 7.9m 14
AmerTower r AMT 37.29 2.42 32 2.8m 99o
AtlTele 2.0 ATNI 32.14 +.04 12 54 12
BCE
BCE 35.06 .73 +23 828 14o
BritTele
9 BT 31.60 .45 28 234 6
Belden
.6 BDC 32.47 2.03 4 682 10o
BraslTel 6.3 BRP 49.40 +1.94 11 207 7
BraslTlc 5.5 BTM 23.59 +.68 12 185 7
Cellcom 10 CEL . 28.60 1.39 6 211 11
CntryTel 7.5 CTL 37.11 1.21 44 768 10o
ChinaMbl 3.1 CHL 52.16 2.81 10 2.8m 14o
ChinaNet 3.3 CN 44.60 4.66 +44 457 9o
ChinaTel 2.4 CHA 45.18 2.43 +3 333 10o
ChinaUni 1.9 CHU 14.79 1.28 +39 2.1m 19o
ChungTel 3.3 CHT 23.06 1.18 +76 2.1m 15o
CienaCp
CIEN 10.70 .58 +35 7.9m 6o
Comscope
CTV 39.36 3.43 11 1.3m 13o
Comtech
CMTL 47.22 .59 +11 284 15o
ConsolC 10 CNSL 15.00 .52 37 105 20o
CrownCstl
CCI 32.78 2.47 +6 2.1m ..o
DeutTele 7.7 DT 15.55 .35 16 891 13
EMSTech ELMG 23.02 1.09 51 43 18
EchoStarn SATS 27.05 1.18 +79 468 99o
Embarq 6.6 r EQ 41.73 2.27 38 970 8o
Ericsn
2.8 ERIC 10.30 .10 +21 8.5m 14o
FrnceTel 8.4 FTE 29.08 .67 +33 409 10
Frontie 8.8 FTR 11.39 .47 41 2.0m 18o
Garmin 2.2 r GRMN 34.87 3.06 25 2.1m 9o
GilatSatNet GILT 6.26 .01 63 137 14
GlblCrsg
GLBC 15.97 .52 21 240 ..o
Harris
1.7 HRS 47.14 .87 +23 1.8m 13o
Hellnc
5.8 OTE 9.96 .38 79 12 9
HughCom HUGH 35.72 1.28 59 23 15
HutchTel
HTX 17.14 .95 +12 88 30
InterDig
IDCC 24.57 .71 42 432 47o
JDSUni
r JDSU 8.61 .60 28 3.3m 16o
KTCorp 3.9 KTC 17.75 1.30 +78 1.3m 6
LeapWire LEAP 43.40 3.50 42 674 ..o
MagyarT 10 MTA 23.18 1.15 36 24 9
MasTec
MTZ 14.66 .15 50 280 20o
MetroPCSn PCS 15.57 1.36 29 1.3m 28
Millicom
MICC 69.06 +.13 +4 1.3m 13o
MobilTel 4.4 MBT 61.35 2.68 +24 2.5m 10o
NIIHldg
r NIHD 40.32 2.15 33 2.1m 14o
NTTDoCo 2.7 DCM 14.90 .13 37 139 14
NeuStar
r NSR 20.16 .84 51 306 15
NeutTandn TNDM 19.49 +.22 51 105 46
NippnT&T 1.7 NTT 22.05 .85 5 574 9o
Nokia
3.0 NOK 19.97 1.40 19 15m 8
nTelos 3.0 NTLS 28.32 .64 21 159 30
OplinkC
OPLK 13.20 .46 +9 114 21
PTIndos 2.6 IIT 32.75 1.05 77 8 14
PrtnrCo 6.8 r PTNR 17.76 .94 +85 308 10
PCTel
r PCTI 9.35 +.31 +33 215 17
PhilLD
.1 PHI 54.18 4.40 +74 354 11
PortgTel 12 PT 10.79 +.11 +33 168 12
Qualcm 1.4 r QCOM 45.96 2.78 24 18m 21o
RCN
RCNI 12.23 .81 20 155 ..o
RschInMt RIMM . 97.84 5.60 18 16m 36
Rostele
.8 ROS 47.4013.60 +57 274 15
SBAComm SBAC 28.79 1.64 7 1.6m ..o
SKTelecm 3.8 SKM 19.71 .53 +50 2.6m 8
ShndCm 1.3 SHEN 21.17 3.03 +41 96 23
SierraWr r SWIR 10.20 .27 62 260 6o
Starentn
STAR 12.12 .40 53 283 19o
Syniverse
SVR 17.60 .46 36 570 13o
TIMPartc 3.8 TSU 21.80 .06 29 374 ..
TWTelecom TWTC 12.20 .79 43 2.0m ..o
VidSanN .9 TCL 20.67 .21+406 662 39
Tekelec
r TKLC 15.10 .24 22 443 17o
TelNort
.7 TNE 17.46 .28 +68 2.0m 5o
TelecmArgt TEO 12.30 +.27 +49 378 6
TeleSao 12 TSP 23.54 +.42 +5 145 8
TelItali
10 TIA 11.96 .09 +66 181 6
TelItal
5.7 TI 15.87 +.05 +13 285 8
TelcmNwZ 9 NZT 9.64 +.07 23 199 6
Telefon 3.1 r TEF 77.26 .41 1 381 9
TelfnMe 2.9 TMX 25.74 .64 +29 2.2m 9o
TelkmIn 4.6 TLK 28.48 1.54 55 175 10o
TelData 1.1 TDS 35.79 4.21 +68 532 14
TelmxInt 2.2 TII 12.15 .31 33 760 19
TelusA 4.8 r TU 35.54 .60 +2 124 10
TrimblNv r TRMB 29.12 1.87 54 449 19o
Turkcell 3.8 TKC 15.44 .71 58 731 7o
USAMoblty USMO 10.75 .08 18 199 6
USCell
USM 47.17 2.38 9 89 17
Verizon 5.7 r VZ 32.03 1.27 1 15m 12o
Viasat
VSAT 24.21 1.08 +33 247 16
Vimpel
2.2 VIP 21.64 1.66 6 4.2m 11o
Vodafone 6.4 VOD 23.22 .96 33 2.5m 9o
Windstrm 8.7 WIN 11.48 .33 32 2.8m 10o
27. ALCOHOL/TOB
48 46 62 B C 24.5
81 58 94 B B 68.6
91 77 89 A B+55.3
79 82 53 A C+81.0
75 70 70 A C 78.8
59 97 24 B D77.5
72 94 39 A C+88.8
63 95 66 .. C+45.8
64 74 76 D B26.5
60 58 58 A D+93.1
59 57 63 A C+92.8
47 61 51 C D 59.5
85 82 74 A B 56.3
42 66 47 B D72.0
80 61 95 A B68.9
43 26 69 C C+68.0
70 57 78 B B+22.6
Altria
6.4 MO
Anheuse 2.2 BUD
BostnBeer SAM
BritAmT 4.0 BTI
BrownFrB 1.9 r BFB
CntlErDst CEDC
CompBbd 2.8 ABV
CpCervcr 3.3 CCU
ConstelA
STZ
Diageo 3.6 DEO
Lorilla 5.3 r LO
MolCoorB 1.7 TAP
PhilMor 4.3 PM
ReynldAm7.0 r RAI
UST
3.8 r UST
Universl 3.6 r UVV
VectorGp 8.9 VGR
20.04
66.60
48.00
64.85
71.70
43.88
58.06
31.58
21.15
72.28
69.03
46.96
50.03
48.67
67.05
49.61
18.05
.50
.55
.90
1.83
1.98
2.40
.20
.83
1.06
3.28
3.11
.80
1.39
2.05
+.10
1.94
.39
0 14m 12
41 6.0m 22o
21 102 22
46 113 13
44 213 20
24 815 21o
23 567 13o
52 27 10
37 1.2m 13
+1 694 15o
31 1.5m 13o
50 952 16o
+1 9.0m 15o
10 1.4m 10o
0 3.4m 18o
39 203 12
30 182 23o
28. AUTO&PARTS
48 45 66 C
88 82 82 B
94 75 99 B
68 74 83 D
C+35.0
C 45.5
B 23.1
C+18.1
ATCTech r ATAC 23.91

AdvAuto .6 r AAP 38.73
AmerCar
CRMT 19.85
ArvMerit 2.7 ARM 14.75
.33
.34
.95
.94
+34 178 13
12 1.4m 14o
20 276 12
+7 1.5m 12o

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
33 80 22 C C+65.1
36 40 51 E B19.6
91 80 87 A C+143
47 82 32 B C+56.0
34 20 47 C B 24.1
83 95 57 B B76.0
45 75 22 B C 111
73 42 95 C B+15.0
37 73 37 C D19.7
50 73 17 A D+27.0
51 46 72 B B 22.6
69 65 62 B B51.7
42 97 17 C B31.4
61 57 72 C B 37.6
64 81 62 C B44.5
80 97 57 B D+25.0
44 69 57 D B16.5
13 35 31 D D+100
52 42 52 B B20.6
86 53 95 C A26.2
56 73 64 .. B79.1
18 50 35 .. D+23.8
80 67 73 B B 36.6
47 63 40 C B61.1
34 67 18 C C 22.6
56 68 69 E B+23.0
43 86 37 C C+33.5
58 73 69 D C+38.0
37 46 44 B D+119
50 87 31 A E 54.9
Autoliv 4.4 r ALV 37.14

Autonation r AN 12.31
Autozone r AZO 129.1
BorgWrn1.2 r BWA 36.11
CarMax
KMX 15.39
Cummins 1.2 r CMI . 57.75
Daimler 5.6 r DAI 56.39
Dorman
DORM 13.67
ExideTech XIDE 8.81
FedMogul FDML 14.06
Gentex 2.6 r GNTX 17.07
GenuiPrt 3.8 GPC 41.00
Goodyear
GT 16.03
HondaM 2.3 HMC 32.15
JohnsnCt 1.7 JCI 31.47
LKQCorp
LKQX 17.21
Lydall Inc
LDL 10.24
MagnaA 2.5 r MGA 57.25
Midas
MDS 13.94
MnroM 1.1 r MNRO 22.66
Navistar
NAV 58.78
Nissan 4.4 NSANY 14.56
OReillyAuto ORLY 27.77
Paccar 1.7 r PCAR 41.31
Penske 3.1 PAG 11.78
SuperrIn 3.3 SUP 19.31
TRWAuto
TRW 18.61
TitanInt .1 TWI 26.38
Toyota 2.7 r TM 88.52
WABCOn .7 WBC 37.56
1.89
1.01
1.73
2.09
1.11
.93
.94
.03
.27
.91
.52
1.19
1.15
.40
2.18
.48
+.03
2.52
1.01
.99
2.15
.20
.64
2.64
+.01
.07
1.14
1.90
2.83
1.72
48 662 8o
48 2.8m 9o
+33 1.2m 12o
17 1.1m 12o
+63 4.8m 34o
+28 3.9m 13o
57 344 6o
+29 27 14
28 736 9o
40 155 ..k
20 893 20o
41 631 13
30 3.0m 6o
28 732 10o
25 3.0m 13o
+9 1.7m 23
28 117 14
22 573 8o
46 44 20
11 105 20
16 471 13o
+1 759 7
30 1.5m 16
3 3.7m 13o
21 878 7
+22 361 41o
+30 1.2m 6
51 676 79
18 649 9o
22 418 9o

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 41 74 33 B D40.7 SciGames SGMS 23.63 .87 +61 2.4m 19o
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 27 54 21 B B62.8 StarwdHt2.6 r HOT 33.99 2.48 25 3.4m 13o
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 71 61 70 B A 47.8 SteinerLeis r STNR 36.10 2.76 57 38 14
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 64 59 76 D C 32.1 SteinwyMus r LVB 28.44 +.32 +11 70 14
21 50 37 .. D+16.2 TownSprts r CLUB 7.82 .13 +26 174 9
29. LEISURE
49 81 49 D D 66.3 VailResorts r MTN 41.17 .83 31 361 18
48 57 32 B A32.9 AmCasi 2.7 ASCA 15.53 1.43 58 395 12o 76 94 55 A C+41.2 WMSInds WMS 30.41 1.89 48 599 25
56 71 33 A B52.8 BallyTech
BYI . 29.68 1.73 43 736 16o 21 50 24 C D+33.8 Wyndhm 1.0 WYN 15.83 1.31 +5 2.4m 7o
38 22 95 D C+12.5 Bluegreen BXG 8.65 .40 28 99 9 66 85 45 A B176 Wynn
r WYNN 89.18 5.81 43 1.3m 27o
83 92 74 C B+18.2 CallGolf 2.0 r ELY 14.31 .91 45 477 13o
30. MEDIA
57 58 62 B C+52.1 Carnival 4.3 CCL 37.39 2.37 +10 7.7m 13o
AXR 47.00 3.05 70 9 38
46 58 45 B C+50.7 CarnPLC 4.8 CUK 33.16 2.46 13 429 11 43 19 94 D B 62.7 Amrep
62 57 78 E B+25.7 CedrFair 8.5 FUN 22.52 .48 41 81 86 46 66 23 A B 57.6 BritSky 4.0 BSY 32.03 .99+137 167 16
53 79 70 .. B43.0 ChoicHtl 2.4 r CHH 30.96 .54 +4 596 17o 22 63 16 D C+33.0 CBSCpA 7.0 CBSA 15.41 .33 +2 30 7
63 16 D B33.0 CBSCpB 7.0 CBS 15.39 .30 2 7.2m 7o
36 25 61 D B+20.0 Cinemar 5.3 CNK 13.53 .17 57 139 .. 22
52 98 15 A D 31.8 CTCMedia CTCM 16.23 .55 40 310 15o
70 97 45 A D70.9 Ctrip
.5 CTRP 42.42 2.63 55 726 36o 39 19 81 .. B35.1 Cablevs 1.6 CVC 25.75 1.78 3 2.3m ..o
13 29 21 E D29.8 DiscCmA DISAD 16.76 .53 23 2.5m ..o 55 98 24 B C+126 CEurMed
CETV 70.03 .27 49 278 21o
70 41 84 B A35.0 DrmwksAm r DWA 30.55 .75 40 567 16o 78 83 74 C B25.2 CmstA 1.3 CMCSA 19.88 .83 18 18m 25o
68 53 74 B B 51.8 HarlyDav 3.2 r HOG 41.00 1.80 29 2.4m 11 78 83 76 C C 24.8 CctSp 1.3 CMCSK 19.89 .72 6 6.9m 25o
67 84 48 A B23.4 IntctlH 3.1 IHG 13.37 .88 +69 187 8 60 72 50 C A27.1 ChorusE 3.1 r CJR 17.84 1.25 63 20 13
5 32 6 B E 49.4 IntlGame 3.3 IGT 17.38 1.01 32 3.2m 13o 69 49 69 A C 29.1 DirecTV
r DTV 24.69 .55 25 7.3m 19o
60 65 64 B B52.4 IntlSpdw .3 r ISCA 40.22 1.18 39 194 13k 56 95 33 B D+47.3 DishNetwk DISH 24.47 .86 33 2.0m 11o
16 31 7 B C 148 LasVgSnds LVS 36.05 7.75 +20 6.4m 75o 14 73 9 E E 31.2 DolanMn
DM 11.84 .03 10 235 78
75 84 63 A B65.1 LifeTmFit
LTM 35.59 3.83 29 755 18o 46 12 81 D A50.9 FishrComm FSCI 38.55 .65 73 11 83
57 64 64 D D+11.0 LionsGate
LGF 9.22 .20 51 279 .. 9 30 13 C B+46.2 Gannett 8.9 GCI 18.01 .55 37 3.7m 4
12 44 11 C B 100 MGMMirge r MGM 30.30 4.68 45 2.9m 18o 58 78 62 .. B 28.1 GpTelevs 1.6 TV 22.31 .26 2 2.4m 16k
50 50 60 C B+22.0 Marcus 2.2 r MCS 15.17 2.98 +43 184 21 38 24 82 D B26.2 HrstArgT 1.2 HTV 22.46 .29 22 171 33
37 39 41 D B43.0 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 29.40 1.01 13 1.7m 99o
35 48 39 B B45.1 MarrtInt 1.3 MAR 26.57 1.60 12 4.1m 15
41 39 41 D B 41.2 LibGlobC r LBTYK 27.93 .56 +16 793 99
22 39 25 C C+65.4 OrntExHA .3 OEH 34.34 1.16 62 239 29o 13 23 34 C E 25.9 LibMCapA r LCAPA 14.11 .29 27 831 5
24 62 19 C C+62.3 PennNatl r PENN 29.47 1.28 42 755 16o 34 2 74 C D 28.6 LibMEntAn LMDIA 24.26 .26 18 1.7m 99o
94 77 87 A A 54.7 Polaris 3.1 r PII 48.46 4.03 28 450 14 39 52 46 B D 55.1 McGrwH 2.4 r MHP 37.20 .95 +39 3.1m 13
40 28 61 D C 16.0 RHIEnt
RHIE 12.11 +.11 73 10 99 23 57 28 C C+62.4 Meredth 3.0 r MDP 29.02 1.06 +20 883 9o
47 39 59 B B+22.9 RegalEnt 7.6 RGC 15.86 .84 18 927 18o 46 66 33 A E 17.5 NetSvcC
NETC 9.78 .09 +4 902 28k
40 66 16 A C 29.8 RicksCabrt RICK 12.38 .53 68 102 12 12 15 40 C C+21.1 NYTimes 6.3 NYT 14.50 .60 40 1.1m 15o
34 63 28 C B44.0 RylCarib 3.2 RCL 23.70 2.24 13 3.0m 8o 52 91 22 B C+23.6 NewsCpA .9 NWSA 12.93 .80 12 11m 10
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
Change: #133.2%
Total Volume: 46,229,447
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
..
..
..
..
..
92
77
80
76
88
B
C+
C
..
D+
87.45 ProUltSTel n
30.80 PSUSDBear o
38.66 PSPrMet o
38.00 MkVHardAst
118.1 PrUShCnS
TLL
UDN
DBP
HAP
SCC
77.41
28.36
32.15
37.00
96.20
+4.91 23 +999
+0.59 983 +682
+1.44 383 +561
+0.30 52 +375
+10.0 664 +321
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
43
..
25
47
61
75
72
35
72
53
44
32
B
E
B
B
B+
C
D+
C+
C
C
82.67 ProUR1KG
15.73 VnKmMAVal
84.31 SpdrSmCap
25.78 PSUSDBull o
38.97 PShCnsS
19.35 PwShSemi
145.1 RdxCnStp
27.41 PShCnsD
18.70 CaracoPh
67.52 PrURMCV
UKF
VMV
DSC
UUP
PSL
PSI
RHS
PEZ
CPD
UVU
47.18
12.12
54.77
23.25
26.03
13.38
48.40
19.92
13.15
39.14
2.32
0.35
6.23
0.59
1.42
0.40
0.96
0.69
1.25
4.00
Vol Vol%
(1000s) Change
148
23
51
6,980
37
166
28
61
199
28
+903
+551
+508
+440
+372
+347
+346
+281
+279
+258
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
..83E USOilFnd
87.60 +4.97 18.49
..94C+ PrUShSP
70.60 +3.57 26.62
..95B PrUShQQQ 52.00 +3.32 30.66
..67D+ PrUShFn 100.80 +0.80 21.86
..52C+ SPDREnergy 70.15 1.10 33.02
..37B SPDRFincl 20.73 1.65 185.31
..15C+ ProUltFn
19.70 2.26 63.73
..25C ProUltSP
54.05 3.19 17.52
..49B SPDR
120.88 3.24 234.47
..51C DJIDiamnd 110.09 3.48 21.91
+24
+2
32
48
21
27
19
+39
20
17
..
77
..
..
..
29
..
..
..
..
42 PrUShRE
99 MexcoEn
65 ProSShFn
88 PrUShCnS
81 PShInds
25 SeabrGld
50 PrUSR2KV
97 PrUltSEM n
87 Cntrl FdCan
99 PrUShSem
Closing Net
Vol Vol%
| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg
79.61 +10.81 7,908,6 +19

24.72 +2.92 47,6 +92
68.05 +7.38 21,3 37
96.20 +9.97 664,4 +321
31.25 +3.19 29,2 48
17.95 +1.69 435,0 +76
75.79 +6.50 27,9 10
99.35 +8.35 1,786,9 +50
12.50 +1.05 3,028,6 +147
90.91 +7.51 59,6 42
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
.. 63 D+D 32.2 ClaySIns
NFO 25.85 .51 +240k
.. 65 D+C+ 27.9 ClayStlth
STH 21.69 ... 89k
.. 41 D+C 33.7 ClaySecR
XRO 24.74 .92 +143k
CSD 19.56 .41 69k
29 96 D+D+ 18.7 Argan n
AGX 15.10 +.25 64 .. 36 D+D 30.2 ClayClear
DEF 23.93 ... +124k
16 96 B+B 29.9 BPZRes
BZP 18.80 .80 +10 .. 69 D+A 28.1 ClaySabD
OTP 24.66 ... 95k
92 98 AB+ 53.2 BakerMichl BKR 38.34 +.54 11 .. 59 D+D 30.2 ClayOcn
EEN 18.90 ... 91k
.. 74 D+D 101 BSCurYld n YYY 98.59 ... 57 .. 38 D+E 27.7 ClayDvInt
71 89 A+A 115 BioRad A
BIO 100.03.75 41 .. 57 D+E 27.5 ClayMCpCr n CZA 22.18 ... 82k
.. 48 D+E 29.9 ClayOcnTG n OTR 22.82 ... +210k
82 53 C C+ 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 64.851.83 46
.. 38 D+C 26.8 ClayGrLcp n XGC 18.38 .69 26k
.. 40 D+D 23.7 ClayHiIn n LVL 15.85 .71 24k
.. 29 D+D 28.8 ClyClrGl
EXB 16.94 ... 50k
86 49 B D 11.7 CEFranklin CFK 7.27 +.43 +30 .. 46 D+E 36.5 ClayCdEn n ENY 23.60+1.10 25k
43 44 B C 18.7 CaracoPh
CPD 13.151.25 +279 .. 38 D+D 27.6 ClayCtry n CRO 19.01 .60 86k
.. 53 D+B 26.9 ClayYldH
CVY 20.07 .82 +90k .. 48 D+D+ 25.5 ClayIntY n HGI 18.95 .55 +11
.. 32 D+D 58.3 ClayBRIC
EEB 37.621.21 33 .. 72 D+B 26.0 ClayDvRtn n IRO 20.96 ... 98
For Monday, September 22, 2008
AB
CDE

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
99 A
73 A99 B
88 B81 B68 A96 A
73 C
79 D+
79 B+
88 B+
94 B78 B85 A86 A94 B+
40 B
25 C+
77 A71 B+
94 A
78 B
90 B+
84 B+
76 B88 C+
68 A67 B61 B91 B+
92 A90 B+
80 B-
2.9 APAC CustS APAC

9.7 ArmHldgs ARMH
3.3 ATS Med
ATSI
25.9 AaronRntA RNTA
12.4 AbngtBc
ABBC
29.0 AcadiaRlty AKR
10.1 Aceto
ACET
12.2 AdeptTch
ADEP
12.5 Air T
AIRT
427.2 Alexanders ALX
116.5 AlexREEqt ARE
3.2 AlldHlthcr AHCI
5.9 AlldMot
AMOT
7.6 AllionHth
ALLI
33.3 AmerCamp ACC
13.0 AmerComBc ACBA
9.8 Am Med AlertAMAC
14.5 AmerOrBio AOB
13.7 AnimalH
AHII
10.3 Anworth
ANH
200.0 ArdenGpA ARDNA
14.9 Arris
ARRS
4.8 ArtTech
ARTG
10.1 AssistLiv
ALC
133.9 Atrion
ATRI
25.6 AuburnNB AUBN
125.5 AvalonBay AVB
16.7 BCBBncrp BCBP
8.2 BOFIHldg
BOFI
17.8 BncTrstFn BTFG
33.6 BankMarin BMRC
9.9 BioImag
BITI
29.5 BioMdRlty BMR
REITs
AB
E
E
B+
B+
C+
AE
D+
BBD
DB+
B+
C+
29.0
20.3
36.5
12.0
471.0
116.5
66.9
33.3
30.5
28.8
19.9
9.3
21.2
14.5
10.3
65.8
34.5
263
-31
-2
-51
-5
-7
138
-78
-71
224
18
63
-88
22
34
-57
6
-34
12
-41
79
-14
51
-17
-24
-93
-11
-60
-98
-32
134
93
52
86
81
75
75
84
85
80
75
93
85
86
78
85
76
96
80
84
90
92
82
76
89
85
72
73
73
96
74
84
94
74
79
90
59
96
39
54
51
80
94
70
87
49
84
62
50
73
66
64
72
68
96
73
72
66
58
55
36
67
95
23
88
76
73
44
73
80 B
47 C+
88 A
72 C
99 B+
71 B+
34 C+
69 C+
85 B96 C+
72 B68 B
92 A62 B96 A+
84 A88 B+
91 A63 C
36 ..
64 B93 B+
92 A75 B
99 D62 B
95 B88 C+
87 B99 A
74 B88 B
99 B-
15.8 BlkRKel n
15.3 BlueSq
29.7 BostPvtF
22.8 BrdgeBcp
3.5 BrdpntSec
11.0 Broadwy Finl
9.6 BrcdeCm
79.3 BrownForA
9.8 CBIZInc
12.1 CV Thera
10.2 CapeBncp n
10.1 CapitalSrLvg
146.8 CapSW
18.6 CapstdMtg
11.0 CardiacSc
10.5 Cardinal Finl
40.5 CassInfo
13.4 CEVA
27.3 ChinaArch
6.1 ChinaTInf
6.5 Chyron
9.0 Ciber
9.2 Citizens
12.0 ColonlBnk
16.4 CombiMx rs
21.0 CmrNatPA
7.3 CmpTask
5.2 Consulier
45.4 CpOffcPty
12.8 CrawfrdA
5.4 CrownCft n
1.9 Curis
2.1 Cyanotc
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
93
Closing
Vol% % 18
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
68
AcadiaRlty AKR 24.28 -1.01 -7 3.5 80
ACapAgy
AGNC 18.15 -0.53 201 1.7 54
Agree Realty ADC 26.58 -0.29 -39 7.5 44
AlescoFncl AFN 0.84 0.00 73 .. 77
Alexanders ALX 369.51-57.69 224 .. 11
AlexREEqt
ARE 109.02 -5.03 18 2.9 68
AMB Ppty AMB 42.29 -4.72 -16 4.9 5
AmerCamp ACC 31.06 -1.09 34 4.3 63
AmerCmtyTr APO 11.50 -0.30 -46 .. 62
AmerLndLs ANL 19.27 -0.13 -35 5.2 63
AmMtgAcc AMC 0.65 0.07 -77 .. 72
AmREIT
AMY 6.53 -0.28 5 7.5 32
AnnalyCap NLY 14.39 -1.22 -12 15.3 1
Anthracite AHR 6.71 -0.57 16 18.5 86
Anworth
ANH 6.54 -0.46 -41 17.7 6
ApartntInv AIV 32.31 -3.96 -15 7.4 80
ArborRT
ABR 9.63 -0.78 -36 25.8 26
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
68
70
69
2
79
88
30
86
19
66
16
55
49
41
71
44
22
2.05 -0.05
6.00 -0.58
3.02 -0.12
22.50 -1.21
10.18 -0.22
24.28 -1.01
10.05 -0.05
8.17 -0.25
9.93 0.18
369.51-57.69
109.02 -5.03
2.34 -0.04
5.12 -0.15
5.78 -0.51
31.06 -1.09
9.90 -0.09
5.31 -0.62
7.08 -0.16
8.45 0.00
6.54 -0.46
170.16-29.24
8.81 -0.82
3.98 -0.23
7.15 -0.17
108.00 -5.33
24.97 2.76
95.16 -8.74
14.00 -0.47
6.41 -0.24
12.46 -1.94
32.67 1.05
7.72 -0.27
25.56 -2.71
B
B
ABC
B+
B+
C
B+
DB+
BB
BB
E
BC+
DB
16.9
13.5
149.9
32.4
133.0
37.0
93.0
32.4
81.3
56.0
12.2
18.6
28.6
15.0
50.4
18.4
18.4
19.8
23.1
43.0
AsdEstRlty
AshfordH
AvalonBay
BioMdRlty
BostonPpts
BrandwnRty
BRE Pprts
BRT RealtyTr
Camden Pty
Capital Trust
CapLse
CapstdMtg
CaptlSrc
Care Inv n
CBL&Assoc
CBRE Rlt
CedarShp
Chimera n
CogdSpen
ColonlPty
BKCC
BSI
BPFH
BDGE
BPSG
BYFC
BRCD
BFA
CBZ
CVTX
CBNJ
CSU
CSWC
CMO
CSCX
CFNL
CASS
CEVA
CAEI
CTFO
CHYR
CBR
CIA
COBK
CBMX
CNAF
CTGX
CSLR
OFC
CRDA
CRWS
CRIS
CYAN
11.89
10.09
11.10
21.00
2.98
8.10
6.30
73.00
8.80
11.15
9.48
8.03
145.50
11.30
10.47
8.37
36.98
10.20
6.88
4.75
4.80
7.56
8.00
10.50
13.91
15.00
6.04
4.20
39.40
10.91
3.71
1.39
2.00
0.03
-0.86
-0.49
0.00
-0.14
-1.25
-0.35
-3.00
-0.20
0.34
-0.02
-0.14
0.27
-1.01
0.47
-1.28
-0.02
-0.24
-0.64
-0.25
-0.20
-0.62
-1.15
0.00
0.77
0.00
0.07
0.00
-3.20
-0.19
0.00
-0.04
0.06
E
Closing
Vol% P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
Symbol Price Chg Chg S S Str Dis Hi Stock
CUT 17.70 .43 67 .. 39 D+E 80.5 HWirelss WMH 53.832.02 39k
HAO 15.99 .92 23
CGW 21.69 .35 42k
UBD 49.33 ... +63 84 42 E C 63.1 ImprlOil
IMO 44.65 .41 +85
ULQ 50.02 +.33 +217 61 85 DB 41.6 InterOil
IOC 28.69 .06 34
UEM 48.00 ... 63 68 43 A+D+ 65.0 InvrnsMed IMA 30.92 .16 41
GRI 41.83 +.39 +194 .. 85 D+C+ 101 IShrsCmxG
IAU 89.12+2.86 +136k
MCF 58.53+3.03 +28 .. 59 D+D 106 IShHYCBd n HYG 88.84 .08 64k
DIA 110.13.48 17 .. 65 D+C+ 55.8 IShrsKLDSo DSI 46.22 ... 13
EII 10.14 ... 91 .. 79 D+D 105 IShLeFxB n MBB 102.3 .30 71k
.. 75 D+D+ 108 IShCalMuni CMF 101.7+1.13 44
.. 73 D+D 104 IShNMuBd n MUB 98.16 +.53 +43k
.. 79 D+A 27.7 FTAmBio
FBT 23.94 .64 +21k .. 70 D+C 105 IShNYMuni NYF 98.45 +.01 71
.. 61 D+D+ 36.0 FTCnsmDis n FXD 14.79 ... 4 .. 25 D+D 50.5 IShUSPfd n PFF 30.821.23 +6k
.. 72 D+C 20.2 FTCnsStp n FXG 17.86 ... 97 .. 52 D+D 20.7 IShSilver
SLV 13.48+1.02 +72k
.. 59 D+C 25.3 FTStrVal
FDV 20.92 ... 68k 20 34 C+ D 28.9 LSBInds
LXU 16.20 .31 4
.. 51 D+C 34.2 FTDJGlDv n FGD 23.50 +.75 +90 92 93 D+A 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 15.52 .23 +167
.. 43 D+C 28.1 FTDJInt
FDN 20.111.16 +115k
.. 71 D+B 25.5 FTDJMic
FDM 21.22 .43 +311
.. 25 D+C+ 32.4 FTSelDv30 n FDD 17.581.27 34k .. 99 D+A 27.0 Mac100OilD DOY 23.12 .85 24
.. 46 D+D 30.2 FTEnrgy n FXN 21.03 +.72 +19 .. 29 D+B 36.0 Mac100OilU UOY 26.64+1.06 11
.. 63 D+B+ 35.4 FTFincl n
FXO 13.33 .83 67 .. 36 D+D 66.2 MktVAgr n MOO 44.50 .85 6
.. 43 D+B+ 56.0 FTrFTSE n FFR 37.891.42 58k .. 72 D+D+ 111 MktVInt n ITM 100.91.75 37
.. 72 D+C+ N H FTHlthCr n FXH 18.14 .87 11 .. 61 D+E 103 MktVLgM n MLN 88.10 .20 +496
.. 46 D+C+ 20.1 FTIndPrd n FXR 15.84 .26 63 .. 76 D+A 51.4 MktVShMu n SMB 49.24 .43 47
EVX 49.00 .68 56k
.. 48 D+D 25.9 FTIPOX
FPX 20.59 .70 55k .. 65 D+C+ 58.5 MktVEnvir
BJK 27.65 .69 79
.. 55 D+C+ 30.4 FTLCpCre n FEX 24.01 +.15 79 .. 26 D+B 45.0 MktVGam
.. 46 D+C 32.0 FTLCpGr n FTC 24.61 .43 35 .. 45 D+C+ 56.9 MktVGold GDX 38.09+2.89 +67
.. 63 D+C+ 29.8 FTLCpVal n FTA 23.461.30 43 .. 23 D+E 45.0 MkVNucE n NLR 24.19 .71 30
.. 50 D+A 400 FTMatlrs n FXZ 19.04 .75 +140 .. 76 D+.. N H MkVHardAst HAP 37.00 +.30 +375
.. 63 D+B 112 FTMCpCre n FNX 25.79 .97 +59 .. 34 D+D 45.6 MktVSolar n KWT 32.801.99 18
SLX 65.022.66 42
.. 63 D+B 23.9 FTMStrDv
FDL 16.58 .92 +76k .. 24 D+E 114 MktVSteel
.. 57 D+D+ 32.3 FTMulCpGr n FAD 26.44 ... +10 97 11 AE 18.9 Metalico
MEA 6.59 +.05 +39
.. 77 D+D 28.9 FTMulCpV n FAB 25.44 ... 77 77 99 B+C 55.9 MexcoEn
MXC 24.72+2.92 +92
.. 65 D+C 19.9 FTREIT n
FRI 15.301.10 42k 38 74 A+B+ 55.8 Ntl Hlthcr NHC 50.31 +.24 +154
NGS 18.91 +.23 +6
.. 73 D+B 30.0 FTSmCpCr n FYX 25.70 .93 95 95 48 B E 33.0 NGSvcs
.. 39 D+B 22.8 FTTechlgy n FXL 15.88 .64 8 .. 53 D+D 27.2 NetsDAX n DAX 21.30 ... +22
JNB 17.22 ... 83
.. 57 D+B 19.7 FTUtils n
FXU 15.50 .44 +46 .. 24 D+E 26.5 NetsJSE40
.. 43 D+C 18.6 FstTrVL100 FVL 14.09 .32 +63k .. 38 D+B 26.3 NetFtse100 n LDN 19.74 .26 +540
.. 67 D+B 17.2 FstTrVLDv FVD 14.42 .56 +117k .. 40 D+E 25.2 NetsSinga SGT 19.50 ... 27
ITL 19.67+1.58 93
.. 55 D+C+ 21.8 FTrVLEq
FVI 17.37 .70 43k .. 42 D+E 25.3 NetsSPMib
37 20 DD+ 30.3 GenesEngy GEL 15.00 .39 51 .. 42 D+C 28.4 NetASX200 n AUS 20.26 +.96 58
24 75 BC+ 27.2 Geokinetic GOK 19.34+1.32 35
90 94 A A 46.5 Gormanrupp GRC 41.191.01 1
49
71
D+C
20.8
PnrDrlng
PDC
14.89 +.35 +5
99 98 A D 110 Graham
GHM 66.003.63 61
.. 46 D+D 16.3 PSAutBGr
PAO 12.38 +.57 16
.. 59 D+C+ 38.0 GrHCmdty GCC 29.95+1.06 +3
.. 51 D+C+ 16.2 PSAutoBal PCA 13.00 .40 22
6 48 AB 25.5 GreenHtr n GRH 14.70 .50 77
.. 46 D+E 16.9 PSAutGr
PTO 12.35 .36 93
78 36 E D 18.5 GrupoSimec SIM 9.96 +.04 +35
.. 45 D+C+ 24.3 PSAerDef
PPA 17.80 .28 +89
37 8 D E 16.5 HQSustM n HQS 5.54 +.54 +92
.. 59 D+B 26.4 PSBuybk
PKW 20.77 .81 +40
73 96 AC+ 25.6 HawkClA HWK 21.33 +.33 +37
.. 50 D+C+ 38.0 PSCleantc PZD 29.34 .16 38
.. 90 D+B 1.1 HB2BInt
BHH .55 .03 80k
.. 79 D+E 46.6 PwshrsDB DBC 36.01+1.60 +32
.. 86 D+B 206 HBiotech BBH 184.01.53 67
.. 65 D+D+ 43.5 PSAgri
DBA 33.28 +.78 +15
.. 50 D+D+ 16.2 HBrdbd
BDH 11.84 .44 98k .. 57 D+E 28.0 PSBMet
DBB 21.69 +.56 +138k
.. 43 D+E 94.0 HEur2001 EKH 64.70 ... 80k .. 84 D+E 57.0 PSEngy
DBE 42.01+2.23 31
.. 37 D+D 68.5 HInternt HHH 45.533.38 34k .. 63 D+E 30.2 PwShCurH DBV 25.15 +.05 16
.. 52 D+D 56.5 HIntArc
IAH 43.601.91 11k .. 84 D+C 38.0 PSGold
DGL 33.53+1.10 +174
DBO 40.99 +.99 +66
.. 10 D+D 6.0 HIntInf
IIH 2.67 .13 66k .. 84 D+E 55.7 PSOil
DBP 32.15+1.44 +561
.. 47 D+B 67.4 HMkt2000 MKH 50.751.02 82k .. 80 D+C 38.7 PSPrMet
DBS 25.03+1.84 +21
.. 45 D+D 229 HOilSvc
OIH 166.8 .17 1 .. 48 D+D 39.2 PSSilv
PFM 15.10 +.00 +199
.. 61 D+C 84.1 HPharm
PPH 66.881.23 48 .. 67 D+B+ 20.5 PwShDiv
.. 53 D+D+ 30.7 PSAggGr
PGZ 23.51 .74 94
.. 70 D+B 157 HRegBk
RKH 112.110.8 57
.. 86 D+C+ 40.0 PShBank
PJB 20.681.77 10
.. 68 D+C+ 105 HoldrsRetl RTH 90.354.25 20
.. 50 D+B+ 21.1 PSBldCns
PKB 15.64 .44 89
.. 32 D+C+ 37.8 HMLSemi SMH 24.981.52 27 .. 77 D+B 20.6 PwShBio
PBE 18.13 .37 42
.. 68 D+D+ 46.1 HSftware SWH 40.06 .37 68k .. 53 D+B 39.3 PShBasM
PYZ 31.37 .91 21
.. 32 D+D 42.0 HoldrsTel
TTH 26.611.08 +28k .. 53 D+C+ 27.4 PShCnsD
PEZ 19.92 .69 +281
.. 45 D+D 142 HUtil
UTH 112.22.66 94k .. 72 D+B+ 39.0 PShCnsS
PSL 26.031.42 +372
.. 40 D+D 26.2 ClayGTim n
.. 24 D+D 27.1 ClayChSC n
.. 55 D+C+ 26.8 ClayWatr n
.. 76 D+D 54.4 ClayBond n
.. 76 D+D 51.6 ClayMicr n
.. 69 D+E 52.4 ClayUS1 n
.. 60 D+B 51.9 CohStGRl
73 71 B+E 95.2 Contango
.. 51 D+C 142 DJIDiamnd
3 79 DB 11.1 EngInfra
MNO
PQR
-6
270
-45
0
-37
50
-43
11
17
8
-82
-31
-64
64
-22
-28
-4
-32
-43
-80
-27
-42
16
-85
-21
-91
-17
-76
5
-37
185
-62
-63
89
90
82
77
84
72
93
96
83
90
91
75
85
79
91
88
98
82
72
72
85
82
73
76
86
79
74
74
89
80
72
72
75
89
82
75
73
94
72
90
88
88
73
73
63
40
44
94
67
60
73
43
33
73
78
73
99
51
73
84
74
76
73
3
63
40
19
23
82
45
29
43
78
70
54
47
58
72
62
68
72 A+
66 B91 B83 B78 B90 B+
95 B
83 B
73 C
93 B
65 B
89 B+
96 A66 B
80 A
79 C+
98 D97 A52 B+
53 D
75 B
82 B+
84 C
94 A81 B+
82 A
98 A85 B
85 B+
97 A95 A79 A
63 B+
91 B89 A
92 A80 A90 B+
65 B82 B+
13.78 0.36
4.28 -0.09
95.16 -8.74
25.56 -2.71
87.25 -8.04
15.67 -2.35
47.60 -4.40
9.01 -0.99
49.08 -5.79
12.53 0.90
8.07 -1.03
11.30 -1.01
12.53 -1.72
10.50 -0.95
20.77 -2.42
0.99 0.00
13.20 -0.82
5.97 -0.73
17.50 -0.45
18.08 -2.25
165 4.9
-24 19.6
-11 3.8
52 5.2
35 3.1
-8 11.2
-26 4.7
-15 27.5
-24 5.7
-30 19.2
13 9.9
64 19.5
-23 1.6
-38 6.5
-21 10.5
14 40.4
-32 6.8
-28 10.7
20 8.0
-41 11.1
76
87
2
28
7
67
30
15
89
69
31
66
80
52
75
82
84
61
81
91
B+
BE
B
D
B
B
B
B+
B+
E
B
A
B+
B
B+
C
BC+
B+
40.8
56.5
29.5
13.0
17.4
29.3
72.3
22.0
51.3
48.4
23.2
10.0
57.5
16.3
69.0
59.7
61.5
30.9
148.5
11.0
CousinsPty
CpOffcPty
CrystalR
DCT Indl
DeefldCap
DEmmett
DevelprDvs
DiamRkHos
DigitlRlt
DukeRlty
DuPFabr n
Dynex Cap
Eastgroup
EducRlty
EntertmtP
EqLifePrp
EqtyRsd
Equity One
EssexPpty
EstnLtCap
40.50
56.83
5.49
4.51
26.51
6.21
3.57
3.96
7.67
94.40
7.15
44.47
4.74
8.11
46.08
3.35
100.21
7.11
11.03
8.54
53.04
51.10
43.45
8.50
16.60
15.17
8.18
25.00
84.68
10.90
10.80
16.25
8.90
8.61
166.60
26.99
10.39
22.35
7.90
20.40
-1.85
-1.52
-0.09
-0.42
-0.24
-0.29
0.31
-0.01
-0.28
1.40
-0.73
-4.81
-0.25
-0.39
-3.32
-0.04
-1.46
-0.50
-0.05
-0.07
-5.98
-3.15
-4.08
0.05
0.00
-2.33
-0.07
-1.91
-3.69
-0.45
-1.20
0.00
0.15
-0.14
0.00
-1.76
-0.36
0.00
0.00
0.45
-79
-13
-32
80
5
0
52
-32
-80
25
13
-4
-47
17
63
29
-29
-68
79
97
-11
27
18
999
48
-31
-25
-36
154
-65
-30
-53
-35
-81
-31
-51
-64
12
-90
-76
85
97
96
73
95
74
76
78
86
75
80
81
95
74
81
83
94
84
83
82
86
90
76
84
85
93
76
76
82
97
75
78
83
82
95
73
81
84
78
82
31
98
73
68
97
63
75
54
64
48
33
81
95
76
63
75
93
69
56
34
69
74
70
71
82
61
56
69
84
73
73
28
61
55
73
76
73
64
49
93
96 A+
79 C+
96 A+
62 D+
92 B94 B+
83 D86 A95 A79 A+
89 A
85 E
78 B+
68 B
88 A69 B+
98 B+
56 B
68 C
99 A92 B
86 B
82 B+
77 D78 B
95 B90 B+
77 ..
71 B+
98 B+
88 C+
99 A+
94 C+
84 A93 B+
67 B75 B99 B+
84 B
62 C+
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
CUZ 25.31 -2.69
OFC 39.40 -3.20
CRZ
2.04 0.02
DCT
7.16 -0.76
DFR 0.70 0.00
DEI 21.95 -2.05
DDR 31.49 -4.53
DRH 8.73 -1.07
DLR 44.47 -4.81
DRE 24.27 -2.67
DFT 14.92 -0.21
DX
8.11 -0.39
EGP 46.08 -3.32
EDR 11.03 -0.05
EPR 53.04 -5.98
ELS 51.10 -3.15
EQR 43.45 -4.08
EQY 21.71 -1.72
ESS 114.79-10.71
ELC
4.90 0.00
42 5.8
5 3.8
-12 19.6
-3 8.9
-6 48.6
10 3.4
-17 8.8
-4 11.5
-4 2.8
-1 8.0
-32 5.0
17 11.3
63 4.5
79 7.4
-11 6.3
27 1.6
18 4.4
4 5.5
-25 3.6
33 ..
80
85
9
54
26
45
75
4
86
61
23
2
8
60
87
86
82
39
78
13
B+
B+
B
B+
B+
B+
AE
AD
B
E
BD
C
B
B+
B+
B
E
20.6
98.9
29.5
50.6
8.6
21.1
31.8
67.4
33.9
22.9
59.8
38.3
7.1
27.2
42.2
54.0
38.7
14.2
47.4
14.5
ExtraSpc
FederlRlty
FelCor
First Industrl
FriedBR
FrkStPrp
FstPotmc
GenlGrPpty
GettyRlty
Gladstn
GlimchRlty
Gramercy
HanovCap
HatterasF n
HCP
HealthCrR
HealthRlty
Hersha Hosp
HghwdPrp
HMG
FTBK
FUQI
FRM
GPX
GSIT
GNCMA
GABC
GTY
GNET
GLDD
GRNB
GCBC
GEFB
RC
GBNK
HEES
HCKT
HLIT
HBIO
HA
HWKN
HCN
HR
HCCI
HIW
HDIX
HME
HCII
HBNC
HUSA
HDSN
IDMI
ICAD
IUSA
INOC
INTX
SNAK
IRIX
JCDA
JCTCF
16.75
8.82
11.57
9.27
3.51
9.71
12.91
21.76
9.93
6.76
22.29
13.80
59.10
11.46
5.95
14.79
5.88
8.79
4.47
9.68
17.67
49.39
27.31
13.63
33.56
9.86
56.36
6.11
22.26
6.64
1.55
3.29
3.34
6.95
4.07
9.08
1.90
3.95
3.83
6.97
-1.85
-0.63
-0.33
0.12
-0.14
-0.09
0.11
-0.29
-0.28
-0.20
0.29
0.00
1.10
0.00
-0.78
0.45
-0.12
-0.56
0.09
-0.32
-0.54
-2.91
-4.33
0.13
-3.71
-0.38
-4.03
-0.14
-0.96
-0.53
0.03
0.29
0.21
-0.17
0.31
-0.98
-0.07
0.01
-0.03
0.00
1
-19
-47
25
-71
39
-69
39
-65
-37
-34
-11
33
-18
-6
-8
-52
-27
-53
-24
12
24
80
-66
33
-78
4
18
-50
-4
-51
61
5
-51
89
14
101
-92
-90
-57
76
97
95
82
73
81
86
74
84
77
82
90
98
82
87
74
86
88
92
95
86
88
78
82
75
81
73
88
95
90
94
87
77
91
85
89
86
83
78
90
53
92
95
48
49
69
88
77
63
64
34
87
73
38
99
96
83
69
97
72
81
85
72
58
79
83
59
72
85
84
59
45
32
65
68
72
63
87
46
73
74 C+
87 ..
92 C+
78 B99 B85 B
78 B82 B82 B74 B+
95 A85 D+
93 A+
90 A
70 D64 C+
74 C+
82 B+
65 B
98 B+
67 B70 B83 B
72 B
74 E
69 B
41 B78 A85 B+
66 B+
99 A
97 A
91 B
83 A+
84 A
93 A
78 B
46 B+
92 A
83 B
51 37 89 C B83.5
18 45 24 C D+44.8
2 22 11 C E 26.1
80 75 84 B B42.7
21 61 18 B E 38.8
16 11 29 D C+51.4
67 95 46 A D 95.6
63 95 37 A C+86.1
72 85 64 A C+54.7
77 96 49 A B 42.9
24 77 16 B E 52.3
79 80 93 A D121
36 64 22 A D44.2
27 71 19 B E 127
51 84 25 B B+19.9
65 71 76 B C+52.7
37 92 11 A D 45.0
15.98 -1.59
84.68 -3.69
7.50 -1.39
29.39 -2.74
1.82 -0.16
12.26 -1.23
17.47 -1.58
15.96 -5.46
21.76 -0.29
15.26 0.12
10.01 -0.97
4.49 -0.71
0.19 0.01
22.29 0.77
36.31 -3.82
49.39 -2.91
27.31 -4.33
7.49 -1.12
33.56 -3.71
5.25 -0.45
-12 6.3
154 3.1
-36 18.7
34 9.8
-51 ..
-1 6.2
-41 7.8
60 12.5
39 8.6
17 9.8
-26 12.8
20 56.1
28 ..
274 13.5
-2 5.0
24 5.5
80 5.6
-11 9.6
33 5.1
-27 ..
90
16
48
64
5
62
70
82
2
18
58
72
27
13
85
30
49
85
54
66
B+
C+
BBE
E
ABDB+
B
B+
DD+
B
C+
B
BB+
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
Stock
JOEZ
JBT
KTII
KVB
KIRK
LTC
BOOT
LSBK
LAKE
LNDC
LF
LABC
MAGS
MGIC
MAIN
MVCO
MIG
TAXI
MPW
MED
MTOX
MIGP
TMR
MLAB
MTR
MCRL
MFI
MOCO
MOGB
EGOV
NPSP
NABI
NARA
NATH
NHI
NRCI
NNN
NTSC
NWLIA
NHP
HME
HPT
HST
HRP
IMH
IOT
IRC
IRET
SFI
JRT
KRC
KIM
KRG
KFN
LTC
LHO
LXP
LRY
MAC
CLI
1 4.9m 10o
21 196 14
+22 27 15
34 79 11
39 44 13
9 626 18o
38 245 10k
5 589 ..
+11 223 21o
61 678 21
+1 26m 14o
+13 103 9
37 2.3m 9
12 6.4m ..o
+28 18m 14o
14 25 20
+11 217 17
+6 338 20o
31. MINING
AgnicoEg .3 AEM
Alcoa 2.5 r AA
Alumina 7.5 AWC
AMCOLI 2.1 ACO
AngloA 2.8 AAUK
AngloAs .5 AU
BHPBilLt 3.0 BHP
BHPBlplc 2.6 BBL
BarrckG 1.0 ABX
Buenavnt .8 BVN
Cameco
.9 CCJ
Clevlnd
.5 CLF
CompVDR .5 RIO
FreeptC 2.4 r FCX
GoldFlds 2.4 GFI
Goldcorp .5 GG
HWinstn 1.2 HWD
65.93
26.80
11.75
34.62
21.42
26.17
64.35
54.17
38.14
24.40
25.43
76.52
23.53
72.33
9.72
36.29
16.86
+4.99
+.01
+.35
.53
1.38
+1.45
+1.60
1.22
+3.04
+.06
+1.11
+.12
.23
1.19
+1.16
+4.11
.22
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 85 D+D 71.2 ProShtMC MYY 64.37+2.66 +110k
.. 94 D+D+ 100 ProShtEafe EFZ 91.39+3.07 19
.. 94 D+D 107 PrShtEM n EUM 90.36+4.79 1
.. 91 D+B 94.0 ProSShOG DDG 79.43 .41 +8
.. 90 D+B 66.9 ProShtQQQ PSQ 64.43+2.61 34k
.. 75 D+D 92.1 ProShR2K RWM 72.63+2.63 60k
.. 89 D+E 76.4 ProShtSP
SH 71.27+2.25 +19
.. 75 D+C+ 100 ProShtSC
SBB 70.37+1.67 +5k
.. 15 D+C 113 PrUBasM
UYM 61.103.89 +11k
.. 59 D+B 400 ProUCnG
UGE 59.793.50 0k
.. 34 D+D+ 67.5 ProUCnS
UCC 38.443.50 +90k
.. 26 D+C 103 ProUltDow DDM 56.503.72 +11
.. 15 D+C+ 63.0 ProUltFn
UYG 19.702.26 19
.. 57 D+D+ 77.7 ProUltHC
RXL 53.622.24 +31k
.. 23 D+C+ 94.8 ProUltInd
UXI 50.665.87 +77k
.. 32 D+C+ 97.7 ProUltMC MVV 59.725.03 +59k
.. 20 D+D 131 ProUOG
DIG 75.101.90 +11
.. 20 D+D 123 ProUltQQQ QLD 58.574.77 4
.. 29 D+B 53.5 ProUltRE
URE 26.524.33 +5
.. 25 D+B 82.7 ProUR1KG UKF 47.182.32 +903k
.. 26 D+B 72.7 ProUR1KV UVG 38.293.84 +205k
.. 43 D+B+ 79.9 PrUR2KG
UKK 49.153.61 6k
.. 69 D+B 81.2 ProUR2KV UVT 42.854.15 +59k
.. 20 D+B 80.2 PrURMCG UKW 42.791.20 +53k
.. 32 D+C 67.5 PrURMCV
UVU 39.144.00 +258k
.. 57 D+B+ 78.0 ProUltR2K UWM 50.204.96 +41
.. 25 D+C 102 ProUltSP
SSO 54.053.19 +39
.. 9 D+D 92.2 ProUSemi USD 32.672.96 19
.. 57 D+B+ 81.4 ProUltSC
SAA 52.504.55 21k
.. 18 D+E 99.9 ProUTech ROM 46.003.95 37k
.. 26 D+C+ 90.7 ProUltTel n LTL 53.394.54 +27
.. 20 D+E 95.8 ProUltUtl UPW 53.392.16 52k
.. 61 D+D 75.0 ProUSL20 n TBT 64.58 +.48 +37
.. 67 D+C 74.0 ProUSL710 PST 67.24 +.65 +56
.. 92 D+B 59.6 PrUShBM SMN 39.82+1.12 +17
.. 82 D+D 84.8 PrUShCnG SZK 72.40+4.15 +8k
.. 88 D+D+ 118 PrUShCnS SCC 96.20+9.97 +321k
.. 94 D+C+ 72.7 PrUShDow DXD 64.79+3.51 18
.. 67 D+D+ 212 PrUShFn
SKF 100.8 +.80 48
.. 85 D+B+ 145 PrUShCh25 FXP 89.50+7.00 +48
.. 85 D+B 88.4 PrUShHc
RXD 80.34+2.84 +17k
.. 94 D+D+ 81.6 PrUShInd
SIJ 70.50+4.17 +110k
.. 88 D+C+ 76.6 PrUShMC
MZZ 59.96+3.81 +10
.. 98 D+C 136 ProUShEafe EFU 111.7+6.29 +61
.. 97 D+C 145 PrUltSEM n EEV 99.35+8.35 +50
.. 96 D+C 115 PrUlSMSCI EWV 99.95+6.95 14
.. 87 D+B+ 54.6 PrUShOG
DUG 36.00 +.98 34
.. 95 D+B 57.8 PrUShQQQ QID 52.00+3.32 32
.. 95 D+D+ 92.7 PrUSR1KG SFK 83.62+4.14 +26k
.. 93 D+E 116 PrUSR1KV
SJF 96.10+6.09 +125k
.. 80 D+C 99.0 PrUSR2KG SKK 70.99+4.44 +76k
.. 50 D+D 134 PrUSR2KV SJH 75.79+6.50 10k
.. 42 D+C+ 152 PrUShRE
SRS 79.61+10.8 +19
.. 96 D+C 100 PrUSRMCG SDK 85.94+3.99 51k
.. 87 D+D+ 111 PrUSRMCV SJL 91.80+6.57 +346k
.. 65 D+C 97.7 ProUSR2K TWM 66.16+5.06 3
.. 94 D+C+ 81.7 PrUShSP
SDS 70.60+3.57 +2
.. 99 D+B 98.7 PrUShSem SSG 90.91+7.51 42k
.. 69 D+D+ 114 ProUShSc
SDD 65.60+4.36 36k
.. 97 D+D+ 84.7 PrUShTch REW 77.00+4.71 +10k
.. 92 D+B 87.5 ProUltSTel n TLL 77.41+4.91 +999
.. 96 D+D+ 78.2 PrUShUtl
SDP 69.88+2.38 57k
.. 59 D+B 75.5 Rdx2xRUT RRY 57.765.09 +63
.. 26 D+C+ 76.9 Rdx2xSPX RSU 45.903.10 50
.. 51 D+B 77.1 Rdx2xMdC RMM 58.25 ... +152
-0.03
-0.05
-9.94
-0.35
0.05
-2.55
0.00
-0.03
0.00
-0.44
-0.05
-0.24
-0.05
-0.18
0.27
-0.02
-0.90
-0.18
-0.57
-0.31
-0.73
-0.47
0.02
0.00
2.54
-0.14
-0.42
0.37
-1.12
0.02
0.06
-0.19
-0.60
-0.05
-1.26
-0.21
-1.29
-0.15
1.00
-2.52
-57
-56
44
341
-7
4
-64
513
-31
-4
109
-83
40
-45
-39
3
-22
23
5
-21
-80
6
49
75
14
-63
13
29
62
-25
70
-7
-51
3
-24
-53
34
-86
-78
-26
82
99
93
95
74
95
91
75
97
81
81
85
73
89
88
89
80
86
87
95
83
74
89
78
77
81
76
87
75
91
77
94
95
80
73
79
85
81
98
93
55
89
81
95
11
85
96
77
93
30
84
50
74
68
63
73
75
71
72
92
60
21
67
55
69
36
73
61
96
76
53
70
98
78
23
49
73
73
73
80
95 A98 B
98 A93 B
95 A+
89 D93 C
66 D
93 B
95 A77 C+
75 B77 D+
98 A
82 B+
92 B+
69 B
91 A
81 A87 B
78 A+
97 A+
90 B+
62 B+
73 B+
85 B
51 C+
80 B33 B92 B
87 A98 B86 ..
83 C+
96 B
99 B89 B+
77 B
99 A
86 B+
19.8 Nelnet
13.4 NV Chmls
12.1 NY&Co
8.9 Newpark Res
12.6 99Cents
16.2 NobelLrn
8.7 NAmerGalv
32.8 NorwdFnl
5.7 NovaMed
7.0 NymoxPhar
12.0 OceanShor
11.3 OdyssyHth
9.9 OldLnBnc
31.2 OmegaFlx
19.2 OmegaHlth
10.5 OnAssign
9.2 OptlcmNKF
42.8 PHIvtg
12.0 PMA Cp A
9.9 PMC Sierra
28.8 PacfcCap
58.7 FCmtBc
10.3 ParkrDril
101.7 PatrtTrns
28.5 Pennchck
6.4 Pharsight n
10.1 PointrTel
22.0 PorterBc
14.9 PowerSec
66.9 PrefrmLn
7.5 Presstek
82.4 Primeenergy
8.6 Primoris
29.8 PrinctnNtl
49.5 PrvtBcp
3.6 pSivida
102.5 PublicStg
26.5 PubStgDSA
6.8 Questcor
33.4 RGC Resc
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
13.04 .95
11.39 .30
12.40 .55
30.19 .86
42.40 1.62
33.77 1.09
28.47 1.53
39.92 1.68
21.18 .17
24.83 .95
13.89 .66
25.65 1.25
25.60 1.19
8.47 .23
32.91 1.48
578.520.49
39.50 1.92
15.88 .75
+37 6.1m 99o

4 13m 12
12 142 18
+20 222 19
2 2.1m 8o
+79 3.9m ..o
+46 7.7m 11o
+28 1.2m 9
+93 26m 18o
+36 2.0m 11o
+7 4.1m 14o
31 3.2m 18o
+13 40m 12o
+18 17m 7o
+31 11m 16o
+67 22m 57o
+65 118 6
56.36 -4.03
20.57 -1.92
14.48 -1.51
7.14 -0.86
0.40 0.00
5.00 0.00
14.82 -0.84
10.67 -0.50
4.49 -0.76
6.60 -0.24
47.72 -4.58
38.26 -4.69
11.05 -0.37
7.79 -0.54
28.61 -2.55
23.89 -3.63
13.21 -1.09
36.23 -4.66
63.50 -4.31
34.73 -5.14
4 4.7
-37 15.0
2 5.5
13 11.8
255 ..
150 ..
4 6.6
-32 6.3
-62 77.5
-10 18.2
3 4.9
19 4.6
-37 7.4
-8 20.5
4 5.5
40 8.8
-8 10.0
-8 6.9
-7 5.0
11 7.4
5
65
49
22
66
55
83
84
78
20
52
83
9
82
72
78
81
23
78
88
C+
B
DD
BB+
B+
A
B
D
C+
B
DB+
BC+
C+
B+
B
C+
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
19.2
26.1
7.4
18.9
50.4
10.4
60.0
15 39 32 .. D16.9
38 33 66 B C+27.4
32 29 37 B B+41.4
75 96 57 A C+31.7
71 91 62 B D 57.6
46 59 37 A C 44.1
85 72 95 A B56.3
59 98 30 A D+558
78 46 96 B B+39.5
13 31 26 .. C+48.2
47 79 26 A C 19.5
30 64 17 B B47.8
26 85 9 B D29.0
50 69 40 A D 53.8
11 22 15 A D27.3
39 76 28 B D19.9
IvanhoMn
IVN 8.36
KinrsGo
.5 KGC 17.62
LihirGold
LIHR 24.80
MesabTrs 17 MSB 22.75
NewmtM .9 NEM 44.43
PanAmSlvr PAAS 25.78
Randgold .2 GOLD 46.52
RioTinto 1.9 RTP . 318.9
RoylGld .7 r RGLD 39.17
SilverStd
SSRI 22.90
SilvWhtn
SLW 10.53
SthnCopp 9 r PCU 24.40
Sterlte
.7 SLT 9.93
TechCmco 2.8 TCK 35.58
ThomCrkgn
TC 12.15
Yamana 1.1 AUY 10.51
65 59 60 B B59.7
81 81 74 B B 40.3
42 61 34 B C+56.0
53 49 64 C B22.9
16 31 24 .. B 49.0
51 52 60 B B 47.1
46 68 40 B C+17.8
AveryDe
BradyA
Canon
EnnisI
Fujifilm
PitneyB
Xerox
3.6 AVY
1.9 r BRC
2.6 CAJ
3.7 EBF
.9 r FUJI
4.1 PBI
1.4 XRX
45.74
36.03
39.53
16.94
27.56
34.16
12.40
BrkfldAs 1.9 r BAM

BrkfldPr 3.3 BPO
CBREllis
r CBG
ForestCA 1.0 FCEA
GpArCN 5.8 OMAB
GpAerPac 7.4 PAC
GrupoAer 3.9 ASR
JonesLaL 2.4 JLL
StJoe
JOE
WPCary 7.2 WPC
ST
.. 58 D+B 168 S&PMdcpDR MDY 139.55.50 +10
.. 51 D+B 25.1 SPAMG100 n SIH 19.27 .40 90
.. 46 D+C 24.8 SPAMG200 n SNB 18.64 .48 96
.. 43 D+D 25.2 SPAMG40 n SFV 18.61 ... 86
.. 43 D+B 25.4 SPALC100 n SZG 19.48 ... 0
.. 51 D+D 24.8 SPAMC100 n SVD 20.01 ... +63
.. 65 D+C+ 24.8 SPASC100 n SSK 20.26 ... 69
.. 58 D+C+ 39.1 SPDRConsm XLY 28.961.24 +1
.. 75 D+D 30.3 SPDRCnStpl XLP 27.55 .15 +27
.. 60 D+E 62.8 SPIntTip n WIP 55.64+1.34 49
.. 45 D+B 83.2 SpdrGlobT DGT 61.49 .76 58k
.. 51 D+E 52.8 SpdrWlsRE RWO 41.761.10 +120
.. 34 D+D 66.1 SpdrIntRE RWX 41.51 .76 32k
.. 50 D+C 72.0 SpdrLgCap ELR 56.002.48 30k
.. 54 D+C 61.5 SpdrLCapG ELG 49.751.31 8k
.. 50 D+B 90.6 SpdrLCapV ELV 66.881.90 +83k
.. 55 D+B 79.3 SpdrMdCap EMM 48.532.34 +2k
.. 50 D+B 72.9 SpdrMCpG EMG 56.053.32 +76k
.. 63 D+B+ 61.7 SpdrMCpV EMV 50.602.57 +91k
.. 61 D+B 86.5 SpdrWilRE RWR 65.645.74 33k
.. 61 D+B 84.3 SpdrSmCap DSC 54.776.23 +508k
.. 59 D+B 110 SpdrSCapG DSG 86.302.74 29k
.. 67 D+B 74.3 SpdrSCapV DSV 60.572.77 18k
.. 52 D+B+ 113 SpdrTotMkt TMW 88.023.03 +19k
.. 52 D+C+ 91.4 SPDREnergy XLE 70.151.10 21
.. 37 D+B 36.0 SPDRFincl XLF 20.731.65 27
.. 46 D+D 64.4 SpdrMcQGl GII 48.871.00 34k
.. 66 D+C+ 37.9 SPDRHlthC XLV 30.541.01 8
.. 47 D+C+ 42.0 SPDRInds
XLI 32.44 .67 48
.. 68 D+B 55.6 KbwBk
KBE 36.233.07 28
.. 29 D+C+ 71.6 KbwCM
KCE 41.461.34 61
.. 48 D+D+ 72.4 KbwIns
KIE 40.953.35 38
.. 91 D+B 60.2 KBWRB
KRE 38.942.38 10
27.00
17.13
12.96
32.05
12.92
26.85
48.96
42.42
38.17
27.01
82 B+
79 ..
40 C+
69 B
72 B+
98 A
85 B
84 A51 B+
96 A89 B+
87 B90 C+
89 A71 B+
94 B
91 A
82 B95 A
78 B
75 B+
70 B
82 B96 B
73 B
72 C+
83 B+
64 B
96 A99 B
84 B
87 A
94 B
86 B+
45 B
95 A+
84 D89 A88 A84 B
11.4 RTIBiolog
11.9 Rackspce
5.1 Ramtron
49.5 Rayonier
6.9 Repligen
14.7 Revlon
5.5 Rewards
11.7 RiverCBk
5.0 RodmanR n
10.8 SallyBty
11.1 SandMr
3.2 Santarus
84.8 Santos Ltd
10.0 Sapient
62.7 Saul Centers
7.0 SchiffNutr
7.7 Schmitt
6.8 Scopus
9.8 SeaChng
10.0 Semitool
25.2 SnrHouse
15.6 ShengTch n
32.1 SierraBcp
4.7 SigaTech
109.0 SimonProp
11.2 SkywksSol
17.5 SmithMicro
16.2 SthnMOBc
23.5 SWBcOK
6.0 Staar Surg
13.7 StdRegis
14.0 SterlngBanc
10.0 StewEnt A
5.6 SummInf
19.0 SumtFnlGr
10.9 SuperMic n
13.6 SuperiorUnf
13.3 TamalpaisB
46.3 TangerFact
9.3 Taylor Device
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
7.60 -0.55
10.87 -0.57
6.45 -0.26
4.75 -0.05
48.20 -2.83
9.81 -0.39
7.78 -0.32
33.34 -1.26
23.28 -1.29
6.68 0.05
8.05 -0.35
34.48 -2.52
3.48 -0.36
18.07 -0.88
17.89 -0.51
1.63 0.10
6.64 0.09
20.34 -2.47
9.45 0.00
49.29 -3.25
-16 ..
5 9.9
29 12.4
84 14.3
48 5.1
-55 8.2
-18 7.7
-24 6.6
34 6.4
-21 15.0
-35 17.9
-26 5.1
-85 18.4
33 6.6
-60 8.0
-73 ..
-22 3.0
-40 11.2
177 5.5
6 3.4
47
36
49
44
76
16
74
89
77
54
66
69
82
33
71
14
13
71
73
22
75
C
C+
AD+
BDB+
B+
B
B
AB
C+
BB
BDB+
B
C
B+
15.9
55.9
8.2
8.1
57.9
73.3
77.6
117.2
27.7
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
9.62
10.20
3.14
44.20
4.82
14.00
4.57
8.94
2.03
9.42
9.72
2.73
66.51
8.21
49.62
7.00
7.00
4.75
9.46
8.98
22.09
8.18
22.34
3.89
93.00
8.71
7.87
13.01
20.75
4.50
10.80
10.98
9.06
4.64
12.15
10.44
10.18
12.70
43.03
6.50
-0.38
-0.06
-0.36
-5.19
-0.34
-0.11
-0.49
0.00
-0.11
-0.56
0.68
-0.01
4.71
-0.06
-1.77
0.05
0.25
0.00
-0.24
-0.12
-2.78
-0.42
-0.77
0.12
-7.99
-0.28
-0.26
-0.74
-0.35
-0.57
-0.55
-3.02
-0.25
-0.01
-0.35
0.02
0.40
0.13
-1.74
-0.19
-53
-87
3
16
-10
42
-27
-92
-62
155
26
-50
-43
2
10
69
-54
-35
100
-3
9
-37
-29
39
36
-29
-6
236
-62
47
-36
-45
-77
1
148
23
3
-87
-15
-79
96
75
74
79
80
75
76
83
76
76
77
77
89
81
93
92
89
73
83
74
93
73
97
76
83
75
93
98
89
73
43
80
89
94
75
76
75
76
81
80
EPS 41.811.68
EEZ 40.081.96
DRW 32.44 .24
EZY 39.092.15
EZM 41.492.05
EES 39.881.75
EXT 41.65 .02
59
+89
16
18
+24
43
34k
52k
51k
30k
46k
78k
+39k
8.00 -0.15
29.35 -3.08
4.80 0.00
4.95 0.36
38.13 -2.42
39.25 -2.85
55.22 -4.16
92.80 -7.97
25.45 -0.24
7.27 -0.08
21.61 -1.13
44.20 -5.19
27.30 -1.70
26.37 -1.33
63.75 -7.20
5.72 -0.53
4.00 -0.26
49.62 -1.77
93.00 -7.99
65.01 -8.74
22.09 -2.78
-51 11.3
-16 6.1
-91 13.3
-83 12.9
62 6.8
14 5.3
20 3.2
16 2.4
66 9.6
-9 25.3
34 8.6
16 4.5
-6 6.2
-41 11.4
-19 4.5
-35 28.7
76 ..
10 3.8
36 3.9
53 4.8
9 6.3
64
15
71
23
27
88
68
44
80
81
30
86
89
93
82
7
15
76
86
76
34
Closing Vol%
73
83
78
18
61
80
53
75
73
24
33
29
68
67
59
94
64
30
57
28
68
99
62
34
74
81
57
90
73
97
99 A48 C
37 B94 B
85 A50 B
85 A64 C
75 A94 A
97 A
91 A
82 A
90 C
86 A+
89 C+
94 B
93 B+
72 B
96 B+
94 B
34 D95 A82 B
81 B
68 D+
97 B+
83 A83 B+
18 B
8.8 TlCmSys
30.3 Telvent
27.1 TennCmrcB
9.0 Tercica
8.1 Terremrk
13.6 TexRdhsA
14.0 ThomsPrp
9.3 TibcoSft
9.4 Tivo
32.8 TricoBcsh
13.7 TrustcNY
34.0 Trustmk
13.0 UnicaCp
11.5 UnitedBkOH
31.9 UnitdNaturl
45.6 US Lime
29.8 UnivTruck
19.2 UrstdBdlA
32.7 UtahMedPr
13.0 VSB Bcp n
9.0 VaalcoEn
14.0 VanceInfo n
9.2 VasclrSoln
52.0 Ventas
57.1 Villge Sup
55.2 Vina Concha
9.3 Vivus
9.5 WSPHld n
10.3 WasteSvc
12.0 WebsitPro
TSYS
TLVT
TNCC
TRCA
TMRK
TXRH
TPGI
TIBX
TIVO
TCBK
TRST
TRMK
UNCA
UBCP
UNFI
USLM
UACL
UBA
UTMD
VSBN
EGY
VIT
VASC
VTR
VLGEA
VCO
VVUS
WH
WSII
63
66
89
80
87
49
49
51
71
80 A92 B86 B+
58 D
53 B+
97 D99 B+
89 B98 A-
11.5 WestfldF
5.5 Wet Seal
16.5 WilsLease
23.8 Winmark
13.4 WondAu n
5.0 XTLBio
8.4 XeriumTec
50.0 YPFSciedad
2.1 Youbet
WFD
WTSLA
WLFC
WINA
WATG
XTLB
XRM
YPF
UBET
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
USL 64.68+2.27
UGA 53.69+2.57
UHN 48.25+1.45
UNG 35.45 +.50
USO 87.60+4.97
WLB 16.501.49
RTIX
RAX
RMTR
RYN
RGEN
REV
DINE
RCBK
RODM
SBH
SMHG
SNTS
STOSY
SAPE
BFS
WNI
SMIT
SCOP
SEAC
SMTL
SNH
SDTH
BSRR
SIGA
SPG
SWKS
SMSI
SMBC
OKSB
STAA
SR
SBIB
STEI
SUMR
SMMF
SMCI
SGC
TAMB
SKT
TAYD
67
83
93
65
33
64
73
73
79
72
52
61
91
96
56
79
44
73
53
73
59
98
68
31
70
91
53
61
29
18
93
47
77
60
67
89
70
81
92
99
11 1.2m 25
+65 4.1m 41
49 2.2m 8o
+48 971 ..
47 68 11
45 221 10
20 100 13
10 738 7o
+40 1.5m 77o
+3 34 14
UVWXYZ
NNI
NCEM
NWY
NR
NDN
NLCI
NGA
NWFL
NOVA
NYMX
OSHC
ODSY
OLBK
OFLX
OHI
ASGN
OPTC
PHII
PMACA
PMCS
PCBC
PACW
PKD
PATR
PNNW
PHST
PNTR
PBIB
POWR
PLPC
PRST
PNRG
PRIM
PNBC
PVTB
PSDV
PSA
PSAA
QCOR
RGCO
95
92
75
75
83
87
90
86
74
94
82
84
94
98
76
94
74
84
91
74
80
92
83
75
81
90
86
78
80
75
81
86
80
82
73
98
76
95
91
97
.62
4.87
1.79
2.57
.47
+.15
1.52
4.37
4.32
1.01
.. 81 D+C 89.2 US12Mo n

.. 74 D+D 67.7 US GasFd n
.. 51 D+D 67.3 USHeatO n
.. 31 D+E 63.9 USNGFd n
.. 83 D+E 119 USOilFnd
9 72 AB 24.5 Westmrlnd
.. 53 D+B 400 WTErn500
.. 46 D+C+ 54.3 WTErT100
.. 29 D+C+ 56.6 WTIntRE n
.. 48 D+C+ 53.2 WTLwPE
.. 61 D+B 51.3 WTMCEr
.. 70 D+E 48.3 WTSCEr
.. 53 D+E 55.2 WTTotEr
E
Closing Vol% P R Acc 52-Wk
-25
70
-8
-37
7
237
-60
-92
144
-58
120
-4
507
237
33
-35
-40
-95
-30
-12
-49
-47
-15
-91
-2
-93
-81
-3
-25
10
30
-40
-90
-50
4
50
16
66
66
-73
5 1.1m 11o
+22 410 14
+41 707 12
+21 130 10
42 85 16
40 946 12o
28 4.2m 10
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 75 D+D 48.9 SpLehTbl
BIL 45.90 +.02 +436
.. 73 D+C 55.9 SpLehAgBd LAG 52.721.17 22
.. 75 D+E 54.3 SpBrcTips
IPE 50.49 +.27 +13
.. 70 D+D 25.4 SPLehCAM CXA 21.14 +.36 5
.. 57 D+C 48.2 SpdrLehHY JNK 41.14 +.17 32
.. 73 D+E 59.0 SPLeIntTB BWX 52.87 +.72 28
.. 80 D+B 57.5 SpLehIntTr ITE 56.35 +.42 +2
.. 80 D+C+ 57.3 SpLehLTTr TLO 53.96 .49 52
.. 72 D+B 24.1 SpLehMu
TFI 21.06 .54 +26
.. 63 D+D 25.9 SPLeNYMu INY 20.35 .80 +17
.. 77 D+C+ 25.2 SPLeSTMu SHM 23.07 .04 +17
.. 54 D+D 46.5 SPDRMatls XLB 37.33 .95 15
.. 43 D+C+ 69.1 MSTech
MTK 49.402.29 49k
.. 42 D+D+ 45.4 SpdMSxUS CWI 32.111.07 12k
.. 48 D+E 57.0 SpdrPrJpn JPP 41.90 .71 13k
.. 48 D+C 49.7 SpdrSCJpn JSC 37.051.35 51k
.. 49 D+B 158 SPDR
SPY 120.93.24 20
.. 83 D+D+ 69.9 SpdrBiot
XBI 60.351.97 64
.. 28 D+D+ 36.2 SPBRIC40
BIK 22.18 .92 25
.. 26 D+C+ 114 SpdChina n GXC 55.723.55 16
.. 75 D+B 63.0 SpdrDiv
SDY 51.77 .93 73k
.. 29 D+D 105 SpEmgAsP GMF 58.803.35 76k
.. 24 D+D 76.2 SpdrEEur n GUR 46.34 .73 79k
.. 38 D+E 101 SpEmLtAm n GML 66.70 .57 36k
.. 33 D+E 86.4 SpdEMkts n GMM 55.831.94 40k
.. 46 D+C+ 80.2 SpdEMEA n GAF 55.952.24 56k
.. 23 D+C 54.9 SpdrEMSmC EWX 35.92 .19 +32
.. 80 D+A 26.6 SpdrHome XHB 20.202.17 14
.. 63 D+.. 27.1 SpdrICnDis IPD 24.77 ... +211
.. 69 D+.. 29.7 SpdrICnStp IPS 27.11 .16 50
.. 36 D+D 77.3 SpdrIntDiv n DWX 54.56 +.24 76
.. 62 D+.. 32.4 SpdrIEngy IPW 28.42+2.64 +10
.. 33 D+.. 27.2 SpdrIFncl
IPF 21.16 ... 97
.. 65 D+.. 34.1 SpdrIHlthC IRY 30.15 +.06 14
.. 53 D+.. 28.6 SpdrIIndus IPN 24.90 ... 50
.. 46 D+.. 32.0 SpdrIMatls IRV 25.95 +.85 77
.. 44 D+E 36.7 SpdrIntMC MDD 29.06+1.01 31
.. 36 D+A 39.9 SpdrIntSC n GWX 25.901.50 +58k
.. 53 D+.. 29.3 SpdrIntTech IPK 25.60 ... 50
.. 65 D+.. 26.6 SpdrITelec
IST 24.56+1.01 64
.. 51 D+.. 29.8 SpdrIUtil
IPU 25.80 +.51 33
.. 32 D+E 96.1 SpdrMetM XME 58.671.31 40
.. 53 D+C 52.1 SpdrOGEq
XES 37.79 .09 74k
.. 55 D+E 73.0 SpdrOGEx
XOP 50.541.48 65
.. 77 D+D 35.7 SpdrPhrm XPH 32.00 .61 63k
.. 67 D+B 41.7 SpdrRetl
XRT 31.502.00 30
.. 37 D+B 55.9 SpdrSemi
XSD 36.362.10 +127k
.. 48 D+B+ 35.7 SpdWldxUS GWL 26.421.58 +152k
.. 39 D+C 28.6 SPDRTech XLK 20.25 .60 +6
.. 43 D+D+ 44.7 SPDRUtil
XLU 34.12 .88 11
67 90 B+B+ 59.3 Tompkns
TMP 48.226.28 19
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Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
-0.28
-0.05
0.01
0.16
-0.24
3.26
-0.35
0.00
0.44
-0.04
-0.10
-0.21
0.00
-6.55
-0.88
-0.08
0.07
-1.00
-0.29
-0.41
-5.51
-2.87
0.05
-3.78
0.12
-0.03
-0.61
-0.78
-0.47
-8.25
-0.47
1.42
0.09
1.00
0.89
-0.29
-7.97
-0.24
0.22
0.00
.81
1.66
1.49
.84
.64
1.32
.64
33. REAL EST

40 46 36 B C+41.3
31 32 49 C B27.1
23 45 11 B B 29.4
21 11 36 D B 60.4
37 75 14 B C+31.5
43 96 19 B D58.0
79 86 61 B B 63.5
15 40 12 B D+109
53 49 83 E B+46.8
39 51 49 B D 36.9
15.42
13.15
10.30
7.29
10.65
16.00
6.15
28.50
4.96
5.92
10.10
10.20
8.00
24.66
18.07
9.18
7.57
40.00
9.71
8.25
19.49
32.38
9.21
79.02
23.06
5.15
5.59
18.30
7.53
57.25
5.81
77.57
7.79
28.50
43.00
2.45
92.80
25.45
6.70
30.00
+.57 +59 1.5m ..o

+1.08 +48 12m 56o
+.42+336 2.9m 77
1.96 +21 77 14k
+2.58 +51 14m 17o
+2.66+119 3.2m 20o
+6.55 +67 2.0m 58o
+4.01 +8 494 10o
+1.52 +51 971 57o
+3.62 +87 1.9m ..o
+1.04+145 11m 27o
1.63 +36 7.2m 10o
.18 47 708 6o
.38 18 2.2m 9o
.11 +63 519 9
+1.03 +76 27m 17o
32. OFFICE
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 15 D+C+ 79.4 Rydx2xEn REA 47.55 +.01 89
.. 31 D+B 400 Rydx2xFin RFL 54.005.72 57
.. 80 D+C+ 87.3 Rydx2xHC RHM 74.18 +.01 86
.. 24 D+E 72.4 Rydx2xTch RTG 50.844.97 23
.. 65 D+C+ 109 RdxIn2xRs RRZ 75.00+4.90 65
.. 94 D+D 119 RdxIn2xSP RSW 102.9+6.06 +64
.. 89 D+D 106 RdxIn2xMd RMS 86.43+4.43 47
.. 98 D+C 130 RydxInvEn REC 98.20+2.87 11
.. 27 D+D 132 RydxInvFn RFN 59.56+4.56 +7
.. 62 D+D+ 78.0 RydxInvHC RHO 70.75 ... 43
.. 96 D+B 113 RydxInvTc RTW 100.2+5.56 81
.. 52 D+C+ 118 RydRus50
XLG 89.842.40 46
.. 55 D+B 61.6 RdxSPEqlWt RSP 40.191.61 20
.. 52 D+C+ 40.0 RdxSPGth RPG 31.981.08 +9
.. 50 D+C+ 36.5 RdxSPVal RPV 24.531.68 +138
.. 57 D+C 184 RdxCnsDs RCD 34.112.07 +177
.. 72 D+D+ 145 RdxCnStp RHS 48.40 .96 +346
.. 46 D+C+ 82.6 RdxEngy
RYE 60.38 .20 55
.. 48 D+B 49.9 RdxFncl
RYF 31.472.24 4
.. 70 D+B 59.5 RdxHlthC
RYH 51.551.20 83
.. 50 D+B 60.8 RdxIndls
RGI 47.792.05 58
.. 57 D+C+ 60.7 RdxMatls RTM 49.061.72 58
.. 42 D+E 55.4 RdxTech
RYT 39.831.84 79
.. 50 D+D 64.0 RdxUtil
RYU 50.02 ... +104
.. 61 D+B+ 59.7 RdxMGth
RFG 51.741.74 2
.. 63 D+C+ 36.6 RdxMVal
RFV 29.441.65 +130
.. 71 D+B 45.9 RdxSCGr
RZG 39.051.40 +227
.. 70 D+B 39.9 RdxSCVal
RZV 31.831.48 4
1.24
14.00
138.85
23.57
2.45
28.61
16.29
9.75
12.70
9.24
10.34
12.65
9.15
1.98
12.17
9.98
7.35
10.47
10.87
7.49
14.90
16.80
2.33
22.70
70.54
9.12
3.99
11.25
47.06
7.26
8.56
5.31
14.40
15.91
33.34
33.19
23.28
5.10
256.00
34.48

Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
NewsCo .9 NWS
Pearson 5.5 PSO
RRSat 5.2 RRST
ReedEls 3.6 ENL
ReedEls 3.4 RUK
RogrsCo 2.8 r RCI
Scholas 1.1 r SCHL
ScrippsN .8 SNI
ShawCom 3.7 r SJR
TWCable
TWC
TimeWr 1.8 TWX
ViacomA
VIA
ViacomB
VIAB
VirgnMd 1.9 VMED
WaltDsny 1.1 DIS
Wash P 1.5 WPO
WilyJhnA 1.3 JWA
WWEnte 9 WWE
E
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
2.1 JoesJeans
14.4 JBeanTc
170.0 K Tron Intl
31.4 KVPharmB
3.0 Kirklnds
31.2 LTC Ppty Inc
19.0 LaCrsFtwr
10.7 LakeShrBc
14.0 LakeInd
16.8 Landec
10.4 LeapFrog
13.3 LaBncp n
9.5 Magal Sec
2.4 MagicSftwr
15.4 MainStC n
14.0 Meadow Vlly
10.0 Meadwbrk
11.3 MedalFin
14.0 MedclProp
9.1 Medifast
22.0 Medtox
19.0 MercerIns
3.3 MerdRes
27.0 Mesa Labs
86.9 MesaRylty
11.6 Micrel
6.5 Microfinl
12.3 MOCON
49.8 MoogB
8.9 NIC Inc
8.9 NPSPharma
6.2 NABI Bio
17.6 NaraBcp
18.2 NathnsFms
35.0 Natl Hlth Inv
35.6 Natl Resrch
26.1 NatRetPrp
7.3 NtlTchSys
270.0 NatlWstLf
40.0 NtnwdHlth
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
EXR
FRT
FCH
FR
FBR
FSP
FPO
GGP
GTY
GOOD
GRT
GKK
HCM
HTS
HCP
HCN
HR
HT
HIW
HMG
52-wk
6 6 666 High
54 95 19 B D+25.0
64 88 45 C B16.8
60 92 34 A C 26.5
38 80 40 .. C+40.1
39 73 47 .. C+54.6
46 60 42 A D+54.3
50 54 51 C B+40.0
59 47 77 D B 45.0
89 97 78 A B28.8
67 82 59 C B 34.6
40 69 54 D D19.2
43 83 24 A E 45.0
44 83 25 A E 45.4
2 9 8 E E 25.0
80 83 76 B B+35.7
31 35 51 C B880
61 85 53 A D51.8
58 56 75 B B19.9
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Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
26.0 FrontFn
11.9 FuqiIntl n
13.0 Furmanite
11.3 GP Strateg
4.4 GSITech n
13.1 GenComm
15.0 GermnAm
29.2 GettyRlty
11.0 GlbTraff
9.8 GrLkDrge
38.5 GreenBs
14.3 GrnCntyBcp
70.9 Greif B
14.6 GrpRadio
7.6 CentenBk
20.2 HEEqSvcs
6.7 HackettGp
12.9 Harmonic
5.2 HarvrdBio
11.1 HawHldgs
18.2 Hawkins
54.0 HealthCrR
32.0 HealthRlty
18.7 HeritCrys n
38.8 HghwdPrp
11.0 HomeDia
60.4 HomePptys
7.0 Homeown
26.4 HorizBcp
12.0 HoustnEn n
3.7 HudsonTch
3.9 IDMPharma
4.6 Icad
10.7 infoGRP
4.3 Innotrac
13.3 Intersect
2.4 Inventure
5.4 Iridex Corp
4.3 Jacada
10.5 JewettCmrn

E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 67 D+B+ 26.1 PSDeepV
PVM 22.62 .90 +328
.. 59 D+B 45.9 PShEngy
PXI 34.58 .11 48
.. 50 D+E 32.3 PSEnEx
PXE 23.01 +.11 68
.. 73 D+B+ 27.4 PShFinl
PFI 23.13 .70 79
.. 68 D+C+ 18.7 PwShFdBev PBJ 15.70 .38 +60
.. 63 D+C+ 30.5 PShHlSv
PTJ 23.03 .66 70
.. 69 D+B+ 33.0 PShHlthc
PTH 25.82 .62 18
.. 37 D+D 21.5 PwSHard PHW 13.43 ... 94
.. 81 D+B 33.3 PShInds
PRN 31.25+3.19 48
.. 81 D+B 20.0 PwShIns
PIC 16.98 +.01 +78
.. 48 D+C+ 18.8 PwShLeis
PEJ 12.86 .84 +50
.. 50 D+C+ 28.7 PwShLgGr PWB 15.49 .42 36
.. 57 D+B 21.8 PwShLgVal PWV 17.26 .65 +53
.. 59 D+B 28.7 PShMagni
PIQ 23.44 .78 1
.. 52 D+B+ 53.6 PwShDyMkt PWC 42.551.33 +31
.. 34 D+D 17.0 PwShMedia PBS 10.63 .37 21
.. 45 D+A 25.0 PwShMdGr PWJ 19.37 .46 +17
.. 50 D+B 20.3 PwShMdVal PWP 15.01 .61 14
.. 43 D+D 21.3 PwShNetwk PXQ 14.14 .61 98
.. 45 D+D 34.3 PSOilSv
PXJ 24.83 +.16 0
.. 57 D+B 58.4 PwShDyOtc PWO 44.641.31 78
.. 79 D+C 19.3 PwSPharma PJP 17.79 +.01 31
.. 67 D+D 18.9 PSRetail
PMR 15.11 .65 67
.. 35 D+C 19.4 PwShSemi PSI 13.38 .40 +347
.. 63 D+D 19.4 PwShSmGr PWT 15.22 .43 +111
.. 70 D+B 18.8 PwShSmVal PWY 15.48 .73 +47
.. 61 D+C 21.5 PwShSoft
PSJ 17.15 ... 70
.. 48 D+B 29.2 PShTch
PTF 22.27 .81 46
.. 41 D+B 22.1 PwSTelc
PTE 14.13 .54 77
.. 67 D+B 20.6 PwsUtils
PUI 18.22 ... 60
.. 31 D+C+ 38.9 PwrShChna PGJ 21.13 .97 +4
.. 38 D+D 27.2 PShGWtr n PIO 18.55 .11 39
.. 57 D+B 17.1 PwHiGrDv PHJ 13.01 .52 +12
.. 78 D+A 15.5 PwrShHiYd PEY 11.62 .75 +77
.. 67 D+D 27.0 PShCalMu n PWZ 22.69 .19 54
.. 69 D+B 25.4 PShNYMu n PZT 22.90 +.02 +129
.. 45 D+B 22.6 PwSIntDv
PID 16.17 .57 +14
.. 52 D+C 18.8 PSLNano
PXN 13.25 .58 60
.. 21 D+D 22.6 PShPfd n PGX 13.16 .59 11
.. 45 D+C 19.4 PwSValL
PIV 14.78 .43 +2
.. 65 D+B 22.9 PwSWtrRes PHO 19.98 .65 39
.. 31 D+D 28.8 PwShWHCln PBW 17.22 .37 +41
.. 61 D+B 17.9 PwSZMic
PZI 13.29 .46 15
.. 61 D+B 29.7 PwSZSC
PZJ 22.47 .63 73
.. 80 D+B 28.6 PSh130Tr n PLW 26.69 .10 +227
.. 77 D+C+ 30.8 PSUSDBear UDN 28.36 +.59 +682
.. 75 D+B 25.8 PSUSDBull UUP 23.25 .59 +440
.. 25 D+D 33.3 PShAsiaP n PUA 18.16 .10 67
.. 39 D+E 32.0 PShDvInt n PFA 18.25 +.01 56
.. 39 D+E 26.5 PShEurop n PEH 17.49 +.16 92
.. 57 D+C+ 28.8 PSLgCap
PJF 23.59 .66 49
.. 50 D+B 29.0 PSMidCp
PJG 22.55 ... 56
.. 69 D+B+ 26.8 PSSmCap PJM 22.77 .88 16
.. 48 D+E 28.2 PShEMSov n PCY 21.59 +.79 +107
.. 25 D+D+ 24.8 PSFinPf
PGF 14.751.56 +5
.. 28 D+D 28.2 PSAPcxJs n PDQ 16.58 .32 88
.. 38 D+D+ 26.9 PSDvMxUSs PDN 18.56 .74 +96
.. 31 D+B 28.7 PSEmgMk n PXH 18.73 .94 +82
.. 33 D+C+ 26.9 PSEurSm n PWD 17.38 ... 17
.. 29 D+C+ 35.0 PShGEng n PBD 21.391.48 +3
.. 55 D+B 26.6 PSHYCpBd n PHB 21.24 +.22 6
.. 63 D+C 25.9 PShNatMu n PZA 22.08 .49 15
.. 31 D+D 27.9 PSIntEq n PFP 16.88 .40 35
.. 46 D+C+ 27.4 PSPrivEq
PSP 17.251.13 10
.. 53 D+C 30.9 PSVLIR
PYH 25.08 .48 74
.. 75 D+D 27.0 PSVrdoTF n PVI 25.03 +.01 40
.. 48 D+B 32.1 PSWHPrE PUW 24.70 .95 59
.. 88 D+E 72.9 ProShtDow DOG 68.93+1.93 16
.. 65 D+D 93.1 ProSShFn
SEF 68.05+7.38 37
E
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
50.0 DailyJournal DJCO

69.0 Dassault
DASTY
6.9 Data I O
DAIO
6.5 Datalink
DTLK
32.2 DeltaNG
DGAS
8.5 Dendreon DNDN
4.5 Depomed DEPO
5.0 DescSys
DSGX
9.8 DialysisCp DCAI
100.0 DiamHill
DHIL
11.4 DigtlAlly n DGLY
51.3 DigitlRlt
DLR
5.3 Dyax
DYAX
10.0 Dynex Cap DX
51.1 Eastgroup EGP
4.0 EasyLkSInt ESIC
120.9 Ebix
EBIX
9.5 Ed Bauer EBHI
14.5 EducRlty
EDR
12.4 EngWest
EWST
69.0 EntertmtP EPR
56.0 EqLifePrp ELS
49.0 EqtyRsd
EQR
12.1 eTelecr n ETEL
19.2 EvansBcrp EVBN
20.7 FNB Corp FNB
8.7 F X Energy FXEN
28.5 FarmerBrs FARM
95.4 FederlRlty FRT
12.2 FiberNet
FTGX
14.0 FstbkPRic FBP
18.4 FstBks
FBSI
11.3 FstBncTr
FBTC
10.9 FstCalifF n FCAL
198.4 FstCtz A
FCNCA
42.6 FstFHld
FFCH
11.9 FtFnNw
FFNW
23.3 First Lng Isld FLIC
10.4 FstSecGrp FSGI
21.9 First United FUNC
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
AEC
AHT
AVB
BMR
BXP
BDN
BRE
BRT
CPT
CT
LSE
CMO
CSE
CRE
CBL
CBF
CDR
CIM
CSA
CLP
IJKL
FGH
E
P R Acc 52-Wk
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Includes stocks trading less than 20,000 shares.

Full list of low-priced and thinly traded stocks at
www.investors.com/data.
24
68
42
66
75
89
79
73
91
37
69
72
91
73
53
32
88
90
83
73
58
49
78
78
84
67
78
77
83
25
79
72
91
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Top-Ranked Low-Priced Stocks
76
74
86
90
77
93
98
74
87
74
89
78
86
97
83
72
72
82
87
82
87
73
94
89
92
84
85
79
76
72
96
98
86
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B
AB+
BC+
AB+
B+
B
B
C+
B+
C+
B+
B
B+
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B
B+
BB+
63.9
24.4
35.5
30.7
8.5
46.3
66.0
28.4
23.6
34.1
16.5
42.0
19.1
19.7
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
6.86 -0.75 -44

21.00 -0.20 -30
15.50 -0.20 -56
8.91 -0.03 -17
6.84 -0.66 27
8.92 -0.35 -67
11.26 -0.24 -49
7.08 -0.17 9
7.18 -0.43 -10
20.80-11.97 39
11.80 -1.45 53
25.48 -4.46 -32
8.97 -0.02 -6
11.00 1.25 -81
24.73 -2.02 26
40.42 -0.43 -45
26.72 -1.13 -40
19.28 0.22 518
29.35 0.00 -57
13.00 0.00 -95
7.35 0.15 -13
7.17 -0.58 15
8.40 -0.23 -57
46.04 -5.22 31
50.99 -0.52 -64
37.24 2.06 -54
7.90 -0.70 -23
7.56 -0.42 -57
8.88 0.20 -37
WWWW 6.11 0.51
10.00
4.06
12.61
17.45
7.07
3.71
7.42
48.30
1.67
-1.30
-0.26
-0.06
0.00
-0.43
-0.08
-0.28
0.05
-0.17
-29
-35
-58
179
-7
-68
-8
38
-45
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
41.38 -2.06
8.73 -1.23
20.62 0.14
13.77 -1.48
4.40 0.00
43.03 -1.74
50.75 -4.65
0.44 0.00
12.04 -0.44
24.18 -2.09
7.70 0.00
37.60 -1.40
18.65 0.27
19.28 0.22
46.04 -5.22
4.25 -0.95
2.39 0.00
93.45-12.29
35.35 -2.26
34.05 -2.74
3.82 -0.23
19 6.2
-30 11.0
5 12.2
-37 10.2
-56 11.6
-15 3.5
-15 3.3
73 ..
-16 6.0
5 5.5
4 9.4
8 6.2
335 4.6
518 4.9
31 4.5
-48 ..
-98 ..
41 3.9
45 4.9
9 6.2
-69 6.8
B10
FUTURES
Season
Open
High Low
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
Season
High Low
Grains
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1284.3 593.50 Dec 08 176,728 740.50 757.75 715.00
1275.0 601.75 Mar 09 49,236 758.75 775.00 735.00
1200.0 722.25 May 09 6,077 771.75 787.75 750.25
1140.8 550.00 Jul 09 38,111 783.00 800.00 759.25
1126.0 748.75 Sep 09 1,741 804.50 814.25 777.50
1155.8 571.00 Dec 09 14,806 824.50 835.50 801.50
1112.0 555.00 Jul 10 5,054 839.00 846.75 819.00
Est. Vol. 53,306 Vol. 45,354 open int 293,143 8,875
737.75
757.75
770.75
782.25
798.75
821.75
835.75
+19.8
+20.0
+20.5
+20.3
+21.3
+21.8
+19.3
Season
Open
Season
Interest Open High Low Close Chg. High Low
CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel High Low
799.25 386.50 Dec 08 555,275 560.25 564.50 535.25 558.50

816.00 395.75 Mar 09 188,752 578.00 581.00 554.50 576.25
822.00 401.00 May 09 43,373 587.75 591.50 566.50 587.25
826.00 403.75 Jul 09 92,540 598.25 600.00 572.00 596.50
763.75 510.00 Sep 09 18,271 593.00 600.75 592.25 596.50
707.00 391.75 Dec 09 109,698 597.25 600.00 570.25 596.00
711.25 401.00 Mar 10 5,917 604.00 609.75 601.00 605.00
713.25 556.00 May 10 277 609.25 610.00 609.25 610.00
714.50 407.00 Jul 10 1,837 613.25 618.25 613.00 614.50
705.00 394.00 Dec 10 27,967 587.00 593.00 575.00 589.00
660.00 555.25 Dec 11
473 595.50 600.00 589.00 589.00
Est. Vol. 174,006 Vol. 156,863 open int 1,044,420 9,821
+16.3
+17.3
+17.8
+18.3
+21.5
+20.0
+19.8
+19.8
+20.0
+19.0
+19.0
105.05 83.25 Feb 09

753 92.70
104.30 84.95 Mar 09
30 91.00
105.50 88.45 May 09
24 94.05
101.00 89.50 Aug 09
1 93.55
Est. Vol. 107 Vol. 59 open int 809 11
93.90
92.00
94.05
93.55
92.70
91.00
94.05
93.55
Foods
COCOA
(NYBT)
10
metric
tons
3273.0 1845.0 Dec 08 69,501 2690.0 2748.0 2630.0

OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 3228.0 1896.0 Mar 09 27,895 2695.0 2755.0 2662.0
489.25 284.00 Dec 08 9,623 341.25 341.75 331.25 341.00 +9.25 3214.0 1924.0 May 09 10,199 2739.0 2748.0 2660.0
502.00 284.00 Mar 09 2,472 358.00 359.25 352.50 358.50 +9.50 3220.0 2092.0 Jul 09 4,981 2687.0 2733.0 2668.0
510.00 284.00 May 09 1,387 364.00 370.50 364.00 370.50 +9.50 3217.0 2178.0 Dec 09 6,858 2751.0 2751.0 2744.0
Est. Vol. 10,949 Vol. 5,475 open int 126,775 +997
Est. Vol. 930 Vol. 791 open int 14,746 12
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel COFFEE
(NYBT)
37,500
lbs.
405.40 290.90 Oct 08 2,124 329.15 330.00 319.10

404.75 227.90 Nov 08 1,752 329.40 330.00 320.00
404.50 252.25 Dec 08 45,519 329.00 330.30 316.00
402.00 226.55 Jan 09 2,226 326.35 326.40 326.10
400.00 226.40 Feb 09
700 323.15 326.00 322.60
398.55 289.55 Mar 09 14,452 329.00 330.00 317.00
396.90 289.10 Apr 09
495 325.15 325.60 325.15
395.25 274.35 May 09 1,397 321.85 328.30 321.30
$ per ton 393.60 288.20 Jun 09 549 316.80 324.80 316.80
2747.0 +62.0 391.95 287.75 Jul 09
940 326.00 326.00 324.35
2755.0 +66.0 Est. Vol. 7,701 Vol. 15,874 open int 75,055 390
2746.0 +52.0
2733.0 +42.0
2744.0 +41.0
93.72
92.00
94.05
93.55
1205.0
1222.0
1236.5
1247.0
1258.0
1255.0
1228.5
1194.5
1186.5
+61.5
+62.8
+63.5
+65.0
+66.0
+67.5
+63.5
+70.0
+68.0
178.90 123.60 Dec 08 89,279 134.40 137.15 133.95

181.60 126.75 Mar 09 20,596 138.00 141.00 137.80
181.50 130.80 May 09 7,943 141.10 143.60 141.10
181.60 131.10 Jul 09 2,793 143.65 146.05 143.45
183.15 141.60 Sep 09 1,588 146.15 148.30 145.95
189.00 135.60 Dec 09 2,343 149.35 151.95 149.25
188.65 147.90 Mar 10 696 152.50 154.50 152.50
190.40 149.80 May 10 165 155.40 156.20 155.40
Est. Vol. 17,818 Vol. 14,030 open int 125,709 +2,071
433.60 250.00 Oct 08 29,591 323.90 327.60 311.90

431.90 246.00 Dec 08 73,641 329.30 332.20 314.10
433.00 247.50 Jan 09 11,576 331.50 334.00 317.30
434.00 246.50 Mar 09 15,424 335.50 339.90 322.10
434.00 246.50 May 09 9,208 339.00 342.70 324.00
435.50 246.50 Jul 09 9,450 342.20 344.60 327.00
431.50 275.00 Aug 09 2,713 342.80 344.70 335.30
426.40 270.00 Sep 09 1,973 336.00 336.00 328.00
407.90 246.50 Oct 09 1,272 310.00 321.50 304.80
400.00 231.30 Dec 09 6,971 319.50 319.50 306.50
323.30
328.00
330.70
335.50
338.50
341.50
340.00
331.00
320.50
319.50
+10.8
+12.5
+12.8
+12.9
+13.4
+13.5
+14.0
+15.0
+19.0
+20.0
177.00 91.50 Jan 09 3,837 95.75 97.10 94.35

153.20 96.00 Mar 09 4,900 100.60 100.60 98.00
153.20 99.75 May 09 1,361 103.15 104.15 101.90
146.30 103.75 Jul 09
281 105.15 106.15 105.15
150.20 107.25 Sep 09
8 108.65 109.65 108.65
154.05 111.00 Nov 09
4 112.15 112.15 112.15
+2.82
+1.50
+1.05
+1.00
per
137.00
140.90
143.60
146.05
148.30
151.50
154.50
156.20
95.45
99.20
104.15
106.15
109.65
112.15
+3.80
+3.65
+4.10
+4.15
+4.00
+4.05
+3.95
+3.75
+1.25
+1.65
+2.90
+1.40
+1.30
...
SUGAR 14 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
23.83 20.51 Nov 08 1,514 22.95 22.97 22.90 22.94 0.01

23.43 20.50 Jan 09 2,599 22.99 22.99 22.99 22.99 0.01
23.43 20.75 Mar 09 2,240 23.00 23.00 22.99 22.99 0.01
23.43 21.05 Sep 09
519 23.00 23.00 23.00 23.00
...
+2.63 Est. Vol. 377 Vol. 430 open int 8,494 334
+2.63 SUGARWORLD 11 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
+2.66 15.43 9.720 Oct 08 95,796 11.71 12.24 11.70 12.15 +0.45
+2.65 15.85 9.890 Mar 09 329,512 13.69 14.31 13.67 14.29 +0.64
+2.69 17.10 9.940 May 09 95,120 14.00 14.56 13.89 14.54 +0.58
+2.67 15.99 9.970 Jul 09 93,292 14.10 14.60 14.08 14.57 +0.54
+2.69 16.17 11.10 Oct 09 65,322 14.28 14.86 14.28 14.85 +0.63
+2.65 16.49 13.07 Mar 10 39,232 14.87 15.26 14.76 15.26 +0.66
+2.63 16.31 13.45 Oct 10 8,198 14.66 15.21 14.66 15.17 +0.59
+2.58 16.77 13.97 Mar 11 11,917 15.00 15.37 15.00 15.28 +0.53
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

1293.0 605.00 Dec 08 54,387 771.00 792.00 770.50
1275.0 609.00 Mar 09 14,928 789.00 809.00 789.00
1135.0 546.00 Jul 09 13,862 819.00 819.00 807.25
1125.0 765.50 Sep 09 1,331 826.00 826.00 814.50
1135.0 575.00 Dec 09 1,687 832.00 833.50 832.00
Est. Vol. 1,612 Vol. 8,604 open int 91,411 108
774.00
793.50
807.50
814.50
833.50
+17.5
+18.0
+19.3
+19.3
+19.3
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT

22.72 11.90 Nov 08 7,489 19.71 19.71
22.38 12.88 Jan 09 1,223 19.82 20.02
22.65 14.45 Mar 09 568 20.30 20.31
22.78 11.96 May 09 341 20.60 20.61
21.24 17.44 Jul 09
138 20.90 20.90
Est. Vol. 909 Vol. 827 open int 9,776 +179
19.47
19.78
20.00
20.50
20.90
19.71
20.02
20.31
20.61
20.90
+0.50
+0.50
+0.50
+0.50
+0.50
(CME)
GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
1041.3 734.00 Oct 08

910.30 741.00 Nov 08
40,000
lbs.
903.90
904.30
906.70
909.00
913.70
918.00
922.30
935.70
968.00
+43.3
+43.3
+43.8
+44.3
+45.0
+45.5
+45.9
+47.1
+50.0
MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
Meats
CATTLE
Metals
992.00 739.00 Sep 08
138 906.50 908.10 888.80
1034.3 684.40 Oct 08 23,791 905.40 908.20 864.00
908.40 743.50 Nov 08
47 908.30 908.40 870.60
1048.0 497.00 Dec 08 240,891 908.80 913.80 866.20
1045.0 743.90 Feb 09 22,024 914.00 917.90 871.40
1050.0 749.80 Apr 09 18,556 885.00 918.00 884.20
1035.0 508.00 Jun 09 19,198 919.70 923.80 892.50
1060.0 522.40 Dec 09 14,041 930.80 940.00 898.60
1150.0 675.00 Dec 10 10,051 970.00 970.00 968.00
cents
113.20 96.20 Oct 08 54,159 102.05 102.70 102.00

115.32 86.65 Dec 08 117,692 103.42 104.40 103.42
117.65 97.90 Feb 09 52,285 103.45 104.90 103.45
119.20 98.10 Apr 09 21,894 103.10 104.90 103.10
116.70 98.00 Jun 09 9,762 100.35 101.25 100.10
117.50 100.00 Aug 09 2,247 102.40 102.72 102.20
118.50 102.30 Oct 09 1,336 105.25 105.60 105.00
119.00 104.10 Dec 09
339 106.50 106.60 106.40
per
102.45
103.90
104.15
104.72
100.75
102.70
105.60
106.40
838 905.90 908.40 866.70 898.80

18 903.70 910.30 865.60 901.30
lb. 1046.0 736.50 Dec 08 3,677 910.00 914.00 865.90 901.40

+0.90
+0.65
+0.98
+2.00
+0.95
+0.63
+0.85
...
1021.9 743.80 Feb 09

208 916.30 916.50 873.00 911.20
1028.2 755.10 Jun 09
18 907.30 922.20 907.30 922.20
Est. Vol. 10,431 Vol. open int 4,824 +51
+8.10
+7.75
+7.95
+7.85
+8.10
+8.10
+8.00
+8.00 US DOLLAR INDEX (NYBT)
+8.00 80.90 72.08 Dec 08 46,366 77.67 77.89
+8.00 81.26 72.50 Mar 09 2,052 78.01 78.01
53 77.94 77.94
+8.00 81.43 73.29 Jun 09
+40.5
+41.5
+39.6
+45.7
+50.9
NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon
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S&P
MINI
INDEX
(CME)
50
index
1620.0 1136.3 Dec 08 2,331,147 1213.0 1250.3 1205.3 1213.8

1540.0 1141.5 Mar 09 2,517 1215.8 1252.0 1208.0 1216.0
1441.1 1166.4 Jun 09 4,960 1214.3 1240.0 1214.3 1218.0
Est. Vol. 854,417 Vol. 4,144,482 open int 3,468,635 55,740
32.3
32.5
32.0
S&P
index
MIDCAP
400
(CME)
500
960.70 727.00 Dec 08 4,244 792.50 805.00 767.00 769.50

915.20 748.40 Jun 09
na 781.50 781.80 781.50 781.80
873.20 753.40 Sep 09
na 786.50 786.80 786.50 786.80
Est. Vol. Vol. 671 open int 10,485 +402
32.7
32.7
32.7
DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average

13875 10470 Dec 08 24,962 11058 11392 11000 11063 296.0
Est. Vol. 838 Vol. 7,191 open int 54,597 1,698
MINI
DOW
JONES
(CBOT)
$5
DJIA
index
13875 10468 Dec 08 87,872 11063 11392 10997 11072 235.0

13084 10550 Mar 09 110 11201 11395 11020 11078 317.0
index
2355.0 1612.0 Dec 08 21,508 1670.0 1751.3 1665.0 1669.8

2258.0 1654.5 Mar 09
19 1679.5 1679.8 1679.5 1679.8
2091.0 1666.0 Jun 09
5 1691.0 1691.3 1691.0 1691.3
Est. Vol. 587 Vol. 5,469 open int 45,482 2,228
NASDAQ
100
69.8
69.8
69.8
MINI
index
NASDAQ
INDEX
100
(CME)
INDE
$100
(CME)
$20
2355.0 1612.3 Dec 08 292,339 1670.5 1752.0 1663.3 1669.8

2258.0 1654.5 Mar 09
2 1691.0 1741.5 1679.8 1679.8
Est. Vol. Vol. 544,518 open int 499,096 30,305
69.8
69.8
RUSSELL
index
2000
(CME)
500
812.40 649.90 Dec 08 6,468 742.00 752.70 715.00 716.80

Est. Vol. 295 Vol. 2,552 open int 40,028 90
RUSSELL
index
16.9
NIKKEI
1000
225
Mini
AVGS.
(NYBT)
(CME)
$50
...
835.60 620.50 Dec 08 1,857 682.50 682.90 661.00 664.25

Est. Vol. 287 Vol. open int 1,857 1,793
$5
nsa
15710 11230 Dec 08 61,354 12260 12260 11820 11865 610.0

14700 11320 Mar 09
1 11820 11865 11820 11865 610.0
14390 11320 Jun 09
na 11820 11865 11820 11865 610.0
Financials
US TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) $100,000 prin pts & 32nds of 100 pct
123-27 109-00 Dec 08 840,365 116-22 118-13 116-13 117-14
122-20 109-22 Mar 09 1,591 116-00 116-29 115-10 116-17
23
23
10 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
119-11 107-22 Dec 08 1,642,577 114-25 115-21 114-17 115-05
118-00 108-27 Mar 09 299 113-16 113-32 113-16 113-32
Est. Vol. 1,512,798 Vol. 1,215,187 open int 1,651,256 +15,694
16
16
5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
115-16 106-04 Sep 08 29,475 112-31 112-31 112-13 112-24
115-00 106-04 Dec 08 1,380,746 111-23 112-09 111-15 111-31
Est. Vol. 975,307 Vol. 797,538 open int 1,410,221 419
025
04
2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd
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index
76.10 76.10
76.53 76.53
77.01 77.01
1.85
1.77
1.60
0.9652 0.7748 Dec 08 54,373 0.8301 0.8459 0.8208 0.8455 +0.0202

0.9523 0.7718 Mar 09 736 0.8250 0.8384 0.8134 0.8383 +0.0199
9 0.8112 0.8309 0.8091 0.8309 +0.0195
15 0.7965 0.8161 0.7964 0.8161 +0.0193
147.81 62.60 Nov 08 294,979 108.01 110.45 101.98 109.37 +6.62 Est. Vol. 44,719 Vol. 48,814 open int 55,134 649
148.03 54.90 Dec 08 185,923 108.63 109.74 101.80 108.87 +6.33 BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound
147.56 62.90 Jan 09 50,975 108.63 109.36 102.66 108.78 +6.21 2.083 1.7327 Dec 08 97,888 1.8239 1.8560 1.8173 1.8506 +0.0234
146.93 65.89 Feb 09 21,807 109.06 109.44 102.65 108.85 +6.16 2.077 1.7248 Mar 09 1,158 1.8280 1.8425 1.8099 1.8398 +0.0234
148.12 60.15 Mar 09 27,792 108.80 111.00 102.88 108.98 +6.13 1.9849 1.7200 Jun 09 1,008 1.8310 1.8317 1.7999 1.8295 +0.0234
148.50 65.97 Apr 09 20,459 108.51 111.15 106.30 109.11 +6.09 1.9396 1.7057 Dec 09
3 1.7872 1.8104 1.7872 1.8104 +0.0241
146.69 66.00 May 09 16,105 106.28 109.27 106.28 109.27 +6.08 Est. Vol. 64,859 Vol. 67,649 open int 100,058 422
147.50 60.40 Jun 09 59,924 109.63 109.98 104.30 109.43 +6.07 CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr
147.40 66.03 Jul 09 18,455 110.25 110.25 109.56 109.56 +6.04 1.0999 0.9222 Dec 08 86,654 0.9556 0.9695 0.9512 0.9682 +0.0157
145.96 66.03 Sep 09 12,828 107.40 109.78 107.40 109.78 +5.97 1.0927 0.9217 Mar 09 1,814 0.9594 0.9685 0.9511 0.9677 +0.0156
145.62 64.25 Nov 09 5,117 108.87 110.00 108.87 110.00 +5.89 1.0173 0.9219 Jun 09 1,508 0.9590 0.9677 0.9513 0.9672 +0.0151
146.73 53.70 Dec 09 103,920 110.31 110.59 105.35 110.10 +5.85 1.0145 0.9212 Sep 09 3,336 0.9526 0.9669 0.9511 0.9667 +0.0146
144.40 62.30 Jun 10 34,640 104.82 110.37 104.82 110.37 +5.55 0.9965 0.9225 Dec 09
286 0.9524 0.9662 0.9511 0.9662 +0.0141
144.99 27.15 Dec 10 61,678 110.07 111.06 105.07 110.44 +5.38 Est. Vol. 42,947 Vol. 68,545 open int 93,598 7,237
143.27 64.40 Jun 11 18,650 108.33 110.29 108.33 110.29 +5.40 MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso
143.00 59.85 Dec 11 27,280 110.67 110.85 107.65 110.24 +5.42 0.0993 0.0875 Dec 08 50,033 0.0930 0.0938 0.0927 0.0933 +0.00038
142.99 59.00 Dec 12 33,581 110.30 110.50 107.60 110.25 +5.57 Est. Vol. 7,460 Vol. 16,877 open int 50,384 1,380
141.99 69.21 Dec 13 13,727 109.75 110.30 108.14 110.29 +5.71 JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen
141.94 69.14 Dec 14 10,190 109.70 110.36 109.65 110.36 +5.77 1.0465 0.8604 Dec 08 134,442 0.9415 0.9588 0.9399 0.9559 +0.0144
142.70 69.09 Dec 15 14,943 107.40 110.69 107.40 110.56 +5.72 1.0385 0.8961 Mar 09 937 0.9555 0.9630 0.9484 0.9619 +0.0142
Est. Vol. 496,927 Vol. 689,285 open int 1,127,815 37,600
1.0412 0.9158 Jun 09 3,404 0.9581 0.9672 0.9545 0.9672 +0.0142
NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu Est. Vol. 64,476 Vol. 123,442 open int 138,789 4,045
13.80 7.023 Oct 08 62,433 7.585 7.745 7.361 7.658 +0.127 SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc
14.00 7.385 Nov 08 115,244 8.000 8.029 7.662 7.943 +0.095 1.0159 0.8308 Dec 08 40,571 0.9102 0.9386 0.9078 0.9329 +0.0227
14.36 4.108 Dec 08 60,854 8.287 8.379 8.040 8.311 +0.076 1.0111 0.8666 Mar 09 341 0.9181 0.9382 0.9123 0.9345 +0.0225
14.55 7.930 Jan 09 87,386 8.550 8.600 8.325 8.531 +0.065 1.0103 0.8791 Jun 09
290 0.9134 0.9382 0.9134 0.9358 +0.0225
14.46 7.930 Feb 09 31,528 8.564 8.621 8.350 8.556 +0.062 0.9984 0.8821 Dec 09
4 0.9156 0.9378 0.9156 0.9378 +0.0225
14.17 7.900 Mar 09 71,664 8.470 9.089 8.225 8.426 +0.072 Est. Vol. 32,179 Vol. 63,762 open int 41,208 +279
12.00 6.930 Apr 09 57,013 8.219 8.240 8.020 8.206 +0.067 EURO
125,000
Euros,
$
per
Euro
11.82 6.490 May 09 47,798 8.224 8.273 8.064 8.243 +0.067 1.5911 1.3811 Dec 08 144,204 1.4462 1.4846 1.4414 1.4780 +0.0337
11.87 6.720 Jun 09 19,140 8.369 8.371 8.200 8.340 +0.070 1.5816 1.3765 Mar 09 1,916 1.4425 1.4786 1.4377 1.4721 +0.0338
11.98 6.960 Jul 09 18,653 8.460 8.487 8.260 8.449 +0.075 1.5740 1.3752 Jun 09
319 1.4335 1.4694 1.4335 1.4660 +0.0338
12.04 6.900 Aug 09 19,776 8.550 8.556 8.373 8.529 +0.078 1.5674 1.3706 Sep 09
231 1.4288 1.4607 1.4288 1.4607 +0.0346
12.06 7.050 Sep 09 15,996 8.590 8.593 8.444 8.563 +0.079 1.5622 1.3659 Dec 09
95 1.4233 1.4560 1.4233 1.4560 +0.0360
12.12 7.115 Oct 09 31,120 8.655 8.670 8.468 8.643 +0.079 Est. Vol. 238,630 Vol. 209,067 open int 146,765 1,651
12.40 7.350 Nov 09 16,492 8.780 8.933 8.755 8.933 +0.079 30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of 100 pct.
12.75 7.570 Dec 09 26,416 9.295 9.320 9.110 9.293 +0.079 98.68 95.64 Sep 08 75,236 98.02 98.03 98.00 98.02 +0.027
98.64 95.64 Oct 08 119,947 98.05 98.07 98.05 98.06
...
HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal 98.59 95.64 Nov 08 137,484 98.08 98.13 98.08 98.08 +0.0050
421.25 210.00 Oct 08 27,683 306.18 307.19 287.55 304.30 +14.5 98.58 95.64 Dec 08 97,857 98.11 98.15 98.09 98.11 +0.01
425.00 212.28 Nov 08 48,091 308.12 309.17 289.00 306.34 +14.6 98.58 95.64 Jan 09 55,513 98.09 98.14 98.08 98.11 +0.015
428.15 213.75 Dec 08 25,210 309.20 310.20 291.50 308.04 +14.4 98.49 95.64 Feb 09 59,790 98.08 98.14 98.06 98.09 +0.015
428.00 215.28 Jan 09 21,939 309.86 312.20 293.50 310.39 +14.4 98.49 95.64 Mar 09 12,531 98.04 98.10 98.02 98.06 +0.0050
428.60 214.68 Feb 09 8,595 312.33 313.46 301.96 311.89 +14.3 98.50 95.64 Apr 09 11,561 97.98 98.03 97.94 98.02
...
428.50 211.88 Mar 09 9,653 310.88 312.02 301.70 311.49 +14.2 98.43 95.64 May 09 10,329 97.87 97.93 97.84 97.92 0.0050
425.00 207.43 Apr 09 5,161 309.10 309.69 293.75 309.69 +14.1 Est. Vol. 200,057 Vol. 182,921 open int 591,272 +4,311
421.25 202.98 May 09 3,552 309.00 309.00 298.64 307.89 +14.1
414.25 200.68 Jun 09 22,891 306.88 308.77 300.60 306.79 +13.8
413.75 201.68 Aug 09 1,910 303.46 308.44 303.46 308.44 +13.4 Futures Tables & Charts Footnotes:
416.10 204.48 Oct 09
839 307.50 312.29 307.50 312.29 +13.3 CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
436.25 208.18 Dec 09 13,105 311.50 316.09 311.50 316.09 +13.3 CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: International Monetary
415.25 206.98 Mar 10 129 314.75 317.64 314.75 317.64 +13.3 Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT: N.Y. Board
402.70 197.98 May 10 880 307.50 310.39 307.50 310.39 +13.3 of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME market data is the
property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All
3.535 1.9800 Oct 08 39,993 2.702 2.720 2.578 2.704 +0.104

2288.0 1056.1 Oct 08 9,120 1249.8 1267.8 1145.0 1235.8 +88.8 3.545 1.9482 Nov 08 59,966 2.678 2.691 2.529 2.676 +0.132
2180.0 1065.6 Jan 09 5,188 1256.2 1269.3 1155.0 1244.8 +88.3 3.545 1.9274 Dec 08 30,689 2.656 2.673 2.520 2.660 +0.147
3.556 1.9339 Jan 09 17,766 2.670 2.670 2.530 2.670 +0.149
PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz Est. Vol. 47,953 Vol. 60,836 open int 198,541 818
608.75 217.25 Dec 08 14,733 258.90 260.00 237.00 255.75 +18.8
FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb. 528.00 225.20 Mar 09 227 251.80 261.00 251.80 257.40 +18.9
118.32 104.35 Sep 08 1,875 108.65 108.65 108.00 108.15 0.10 Est. Vol. 1,277 Vol. 1,060 open int 15,012 +398
LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per 1,000 bd. ft.
118.80 103.30 Oct 08 7,739 106.07 107.62 106.00 107.05 +1.20 SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents per troy oz. 314.60 211.20 Nov 08 8,389 212.00 219.00 212.00 216.00 +4.20
89 1358.0 1358.0 1258.0 1340.6 +97.5 298.00 233.20 Jan 09 2,591 236.80 243.50 236.80 241.80 +4.10
168.00 102.87 Nov 08 10,471 105.62 107.05 105.27 106.47 +1.17 1784.1 1031.0 Oct 08
118.10 102.40 Jan 09 4,672 105.40 106.60 105.25 106.30 +1.23 2155.0 758.00 Dec 08 67,751 1358.0 1367.5 1254.0 1345.0 +97.5 305.00 246.60 Mar 09 748 250.70 255.10 250.70 254.60 +4.60
118.05 103.00 Mar 09 774 107.00 107.10 106.50 107.10 +0.80 2121.0 1050.0 Jan 09 1,388 1280.5 1348.4 1280.5 1348.4 +97.9 303.50 256.00 May 09 127 261.90 262.40 261.70 262.40 +3.00
118.25 103.00 Apr 09
441 107.20 107.35 107.20 107.35 +0.85 2122.5 1045.0 Mar 09 11,259 1366.0 1373.5 1275.5 1355.2 +98.9 298.50 260.10 Sep 09
18 262.00 262.00 262.00 262.00 +1.80
118.25 104.05 May 09 531 107.80 108.00 107.80 108.00 +0.50 2130.0 1061.0 May 09 5,399 1335.5 1361.5 1335.5 1361.5 +99.8 Est. Vol. 895 Vol. 904 open int 11,901 +98
113.17 106.60 Aug 09
32 109.00 109.02 109.00 109.02 +0.52 2170.0 750.00 Jul 09 6,147 1361.0 1370.0 1361.0 1367.8 +100.7 COTTON 2 (NYBT) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.
2137.4 1072.3 Sep 09 2,090 1371.5 1377.5 1371.5 1374.0 +101.5 78.11 57.50 Oct 08 3,117 61.00 61.90 60.46 61.20 +1.19
HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb. 2200.0 795.00 Dec 09 5,133 1324.0 1400.0 1324.0 1383.1 +102.5 81.53 59.45 Dec 08 135,710 62.90 64.50 62.90 64.25 +1.51
78.87 64.20 Oct 08 25,453 68.70 69.70 68.20 68.65 +0.45 2205.5 975.00 Dec 10 2,525 1418.5 1444.0 1417.0 1423.0 +106.7 86.81 64.05 Mar 09 39,368 67.78 69.06 67.64 68.80 +1.55
178 1509.0 1510.0 1509.0 1509.7 +110.0 88.38 66.24 May 09 6,667 69.84 70.82 69.60 70.80 +1.91
79.15 63.00 Dec 08 91,610 66.35 67.70 66.35 67.35 +1.30 2266.0 1188.9 Dec 12
85.45 69.10 Feb 09 33,262 71.60 72.95 71.60 72.60 +1.48 Est. Vol. 17,379 Vol. 36,454 open int 106,535 744
89.56 68.44 Jul 09 11,190 71.99 73.45 71.70 73.00 +2.19
92.50 74.55 Apr 09 25,172 76.40 77.80 76.40 77.75 +1.65 MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz. 101.50 72.01 Dec 09 9,547 75.97 76.90 75.60 76.79 +1.74
57 1346.4 1355.6 1262.2 1345.4 +109.6 101.72 78.31 Jul 10 1,330 80.72 81.10 80.65 81.04 +1.05
98.50 81.50 May 09 1,054 83.90 84.67 83.80 84.67 +0.67 1783.6 1033.0 Oct 08
100.25 83.67 Jun 09 16,686 86.75 87.35 86.25 87.32 +1.12 2150.3 1027.0 Dec 08 3,373 1359.4 1368.1 1253.4 1352.0 +111.0 101.72 81.00 Dec 10
722 83.47 83.54 83.40 83.54 +0.55
33 1302.1 1351.7 1302.1 1351.7 +106.2 Est. Vol. 17,991 Vol. 14,060 open int 207,899 2,377
98.85 82.50 Jul 09 1,565 85.00 86.00 85.00 85.90 +0.93 2109.6 1056.3 Jan 09
96.00 80.40 Aug 09 1,285 83.22 83.40 82.40 83.00 +0.83 2115.6 1042.0 Mar 09 215 1369.5 1375.2 1270.0 1375.2 +124.7
104 1335.0 1386.4 1335.0 1386.4 +120.4
94.00 75.90 Oct 09
387 76.90 78.00 76.65 77.35 +0.75 2146.1 1057.5 Dec 09
90.05 72.00 Dec 09
80 72.65 72.80 72.65 72.80 +0.20 Est. Vol. 4,545 Vol. open int 3,903 451
HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb. S&P COMP. INDEX (CME) 250 x index
1629.3 1136.0 Dec 08 527,643 1212.9 1250.0 1205.3 1213.8 32.2
1638.8 1142.9 Mar 09 2,633 1245.5 1252.5 1211.5 1216.1 32.4
1648.3 1144.4 Jun 09 2,631 1254.0 1254.0 1213.0 1217.9 32.1
1657.8 1146.4 Sep 09
753 1256.0 1256.0 1215.0 1219.7 32.3
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96.61 94.09 Mar 11 174,912 95.62 95.66 95.42 95.54

96.47 94.06 Jun 11 158,728 95.54 95.58 95.33 95.45
96.31 92.75 Sep 11 141,032 95.50 95.51 95.31 95.41
96.19 93.99 Dec 11 115,346 95.45 95.45 95.25 95.36
96.08 93.97 Mar 12 115,465 95.46 95.46 95.26 95.37
96.00 93.94 Jun 12 73,860 95.37 95.37 95.22 95.31
97.19 93.92 Sep 12 59,761 95.38 95.38 95.19 95.30
97.13 93.89 Dec 12 64,896 95.24 95.24 95.11 95.22
95.86 92.73 Mar 13 47,926 95.12 95.21 95.10 95.20
95.81 92.67 Jun 13 28,054 95.08 95.15 95.04 95.15
95.75 93.81 Sep 13 18,124 95.03 95.11 95.00 95.11
95.67 92.80 Dec 13 14,255 94.94 95.03 94.92 95.03
95.62 93.86 Mar 14 17,418 94.91 95.00 94.89 95.00
95.58 93.13 Jun 14
8,077 94.86 94.95 94.84 94.95
95.52 93.81 Sep 14
7,834 94.83 94.92 94.81 94.92
95.44 93.78 Dec 14 14,216 94.77 94.86 94.75 94.86
95.39 93.76 Mar 15 15,322 94.74 94.83 94.72 94.83
95.35 93.74 Jun 15
4,590 94.69 94.78 94.67 94.78
95.31 93.72 Sep 15
2,936 94.67 94.75 94.64 94.75
95.23 93.57 Mar 16
3,419 94.58 94.68 94.57 94.68
Est. Vol. 810,525 Vol. 2,481,237 open int 8,320,561 146,466
LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl.

0.9409 0.7643 Jun 09
lb. 147.55 65.62 Oct 08 23,130 115.85 130.00 103.35 120.92 +16.4 0.9200 0.7513 Dec 09
ORANGE JUICE (NYBT) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb.

SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton 153.50 87.50 Nov 08 18,301 90.35 93.75 90.35 92.35 +1.80
49.55
50.03
50.51
51.06
51.50
51.86
52.06
52.18
52.11
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325.90
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cents
1636.8 916.25 Nov 08 210,093 1210.5 1212.3 1134.0

1649.0 919.75 Jan 09 53,654 1227.0 1229.3 1151.0
1653.5 924.00 Mar 09 21,384 1238.8 1242.8 1166.0
1644.5 1013.0 May 09 13,116 1246.0 1252.0 1189.0
1650.0 934.00 Jul 09 16,373 1252.0 1262.0 1188.0
1640.0 1110.0 Aug 09 988 1220.0 1257.5 1220.0
1600.0 1050.0 Sep 09
422 1198.0 1228.5 1198.0
1557.5 876.00 Nov 09 31,033 1194.5 1194.5 1120.5
1555.5 950.00 Nov 10 6,043 1188.5 1188.5 1183.0
71.65 39.80 Oct 08 24,797 50.20 50.28 46.43

74.00 39.60 Dec 08 131,545 50.70 50.79 46.92
74.04 40.38 Jan 09 21,779 51.20 51.20 47.47
74.18 40.38 Mar 09 22,477 51.70 51.74 48.11
71.90 40.38 May 09 12,531 52.20 52.20 48.63
71.90 40.63 Jul 09 17,054 52.45 52.46 48.80
71.50 45.74 Aug 09 2,446 52.67 52.67 49.37
71.20 45.87 Sep 09 2,122 52.80 52.80 49.53
70.50 40.63 Oct 09 2,159 50.18 52.80 50.18
70.00 40.63 Dec 09 14,595 52.85 52.85 50.40
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PORK BELLIES (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb. 422.00 258.40 Sep 08 1,528 330.00 330.00 324.80 326.60
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Dollars Woes Spur Commodity Rally;

Crude Soars 24% Before Paring Gain
BY REUTERS
A historic jump in crude oil supercharged the commodities markets

Monday after last weeks shakeout,
as the dollar weakened and the battered U.S. financial sector waited on
a government rescue.
U.S. crudes expiring October contract soared $16.37 to settle at
$120.92, in the biggest-ever jump in
a trading session. At one point, oil
rose a stunning $25.45, or 24.3%, to
touch a session high of $130 a barrel.
The key driver continues to be
the U.S. rescue package, which has
changed the sentiment in the oil
market, said Bank of Ireland analyst Paul Harris.
Gold and soybeans surged 5% and
copper 4% as commodities benefitedfrom a weak dollar and uncertainties over a proposed $700 billion
government bailout of the financial
sector.
The Reuters-Jefferies CRB index,
an oil-sensitive global commodities
benchmark, neared a three-week
high after rising 3.4% for its biggest
percentage gain in a month.
The weakening dollar, which until
two weeks ago had climbed steadily
against other major currencies,
added fuel to buying in dollar-denominated commodities.
With the dollar sinking more in
one day against the euro since April
2001, its no surprise that commodities, and more specifically oil, are
spiking higher, said Chris Jarvis of
Caprock Risk Management.
Cornoilcrude wet/drymill Chi.lb.

SoybeanoilcrudeDecatur lb.
Spot Prices
Food
FlourhardwinterKC cwt
Coffeeparanaexdock NYperlb.
Coffee medlinexdock NY perlb.
Cocoabeans IvoryCoast$metricton
Cocoabutter Africanstyl$met ton
SugarNo. 11 cents perlb
HogsSiouxFalls4750 pct 220270 lb
Feedercattle500600 lbOkl avcwt
Porkbellies1214 lbMidwest avcwt
Mon
Fri Metals
09/22
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47.00
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Grains
CornNo. 2 yellowChi processorbid

SoybeansNo. 1 yellow
SoybeanMealCenIll 48pctproteinton
WheatNo. 2 Chi soft
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Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentum and WheatN.1 dk 14pcproMpls.
volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, low and WheatNo. 1 hard KC.
close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price direction may be
OatsNo. 2 heavyorBetter
indicated when % F (dark line) crosses % S (thin line).
Key Commodity Futures
Oil had tumbled from record highs

over $147 a barrel in mid-July,
weighed down by growing evidence
that high energy costs and economic woes were undercutting global
fuel demand.
Financial-sector turmoil last week
sent investors out of commodities,
dropping oil to a seven-month low
of $90.51 a barrel and pushing almost all commodities, except gold,
lower.
But oil made a dramatic recovery,
rising almost 7% on Friday to cap its
biggest three-day rally in a decade
after the announcement of sweeping government measures to rescue
the financial system.
Also driving oils rebound was the
slow recovery of the energy sector
from damage suffered from this
months Hurricane Ike, which has
caused the biggest disruption since
2006.
U.S. gold futures for December settled up $44.30, or 5.1%, at $909.00
an ounce as investors dumped the
dollar and took up the precious
metal often touted as a safe haven.
U.S. copper for December delivery closed up 7.85 cents, or nearly
2.5%, at $3.2550 a pound after rising
4% to $3.3030.
Soybeans soared more than 5%,
with the November contract ending
up 61 1/2 cents per bushel at $12.05
a bushel.
Wheat for December settled up
19 3/4 cents at $7.37 3/4 a bushel.
December corn closed up 16 1/4 at
$5.58 1/2 per bushel.
AluminumperlbN.Y. Merc Spot

CopperCathodefull plate
SilverHandy & Harman
Platinumpertroyoz. NY(contract)
PlatinumMerc spotper troyoz.
Steelscrap No. 1 heavygrosston
.48
.46
.48
.46
1.1575
3.1885
13.008
1160.00
1235.80
375.60
1.1625
3.1555
12.380
1137.00
1147.00
392.80
873.00
889.00
889.00
871.13
903.90
up4.00
up20.00
up20.00
up6.01
up43.30
58.56
56.73
Gold
Londonmorningfixing
Londonafternoon fixing
NYHandy & Harman
NYEngelhard
NYMerc. spotmonth
Textiles & Fibers

Cotton1116in. strict low middling
Raw Products
NaturalGasHenry Hub, $permmbtu
7.67
7.85
aAsked,bBid, nNormal, rRevised,nqNot Quoted,
n.a.NotAvailable.
FUTURES & BONDS
B11
Short Maturities Rise On Safe-Haven Bid, The National Business Marketplace

But Long Bonds Slip Ahead Of Issuance
BY REUTERS
Short-dated Treasuries edged up

Monday as investors looked for a
safe haven given concern about the
political viability of the governments $700 billion package, but
long-dated bond prices fell.
The yield on the benchmark
10-year note rose to a two-week
high on worries that the government would be forced to issue huge
amounts of new bonds to fund its
plan to buy illiquid or uncollectible
mortgage debt from banks.
There is still a flight-to-quality
bid out there that ebbs and flows
with whats going on with stocks,
said David Coard, head of fixed-income sales and trading at Williams
Capital Group in New York.
The two-year note was up 5/32 in
price to yield 2.10%, down from
2.19% late Friday.
There is the realization that Treasury supply is going to be increased
to help pay for this thing, and that
weighs a little bit on Treasuries,
Coard said.
Thebenchmark 10-year note yielded 3.83%, up from 3.80% late Friday.
Back-end rates are rising more
than front-end rates and probably
have it right, said Jim Caron, global
head of rates strategy at Morgan
Stanley in New York. The government bailoutis somewhat inflationary. You are adding a fair amount of
liquidity into the system, he said.
The 30-year bond slipped 10/32 in
price for a yield of 4.40%, vs. 4.39%
late Friday.
Assuming that this package gets
passed, Treasury will have to come
up with a way to raise an extra $350
billion over the next fiscal year,
said Ward McCarthy, managing di-
rector at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates in Princeton, N.J.

We will see a whole lot of increases with auction sizes, but we will
also have to see a lot of new issuance, McCarthy said.
On Monday, the Treasury Department said it would auction a record
$34 billion in two-year notes on
Wednesday and $24 billion in fiveyear debt on Thursday.

However, the weak economy, further enfeebled by a persistent credit
crisis, may hold Treasury yields
down until inflation pressures associated with the rising tide of government issuance start to appear, perhaps not before 2009, McCarthy
said.

Bonds Summary
Issues traded
Advances
Declines
Unchanged
Domestic
Mon
Fri
1
4
0
2
1
2
0
0
All Issues
Mon
Fri
1
4
0
2
1
2
0
0
Key Financial And Commodity Futures
Money Rates
Federal Funds Target Rate: ....................................................2.00 London Interbank Offered Rate:

Rates on overnight loans among financial institutions.
3 months....................................................................................... 3.21
6 months....................................................................................... 3.46
1 year ........................................................................................... 3.46
1 months .....................................................................................1.99 The average of rates paid on dollar deposits.
3 months .....................................................................................2.68
6 months .....................................................................................3.19 Treasury Bill Auction Results:
Discount Rate:
Primary .............................................................................................2.25 1 year ............................................................................................3.69 3-months (as of Sep. 22) .....................................................1.420
Interest rate paid by dealers for certificates of deposit based 6-months (as of Sep. 22) .....................................................1.790
Secondary ..........................................................................................2.75 on the duration of the security.
Average discount rate for Treasury bills in minimum units on
Rate charged by Federal Reserve System on loans to deposito$10,000.
ry institutions
Prime Rate: .........................................................................5.00

Base interest rate charged by major U.S. commercial banks
on loans to corporations.
Certificates of Deposit:
Jumbo CDs:
Broker Call Loan Rate: ...................................................3.75

Rate charged on short-term loans to brokerage dealers
backed by securities.
1
3
6
1
month .......................................................................................1.98 Treasury Bill:

months .....................................................................................2.81 1-year, (as of Sep. 22) .............................................................1.69
months .....................................................................................3.24 Annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for
year ............................................................................................3.77 constant maturity.
Dividends
REGULAR:
Period Amt.
Ampco-Pittsburgh ...................Q .18
Chesapeake Engy ...................Q .075
Con-way Inc ...........................Q .10
General Mills ...........................Q .43
Nara Bancorp Inc ...................Q .0275
Penn West Energy g ...........M .34
Precision Drill g ....................M .13
Washington Fed'l ...................Q .21
Williams-Sonoma ....................Q .12
Yadkin ValleyFnl......................Q .13
Record Payment INCREASED:

New
Date
Date Microsoft Corp .........................Q .13
10-15 10-31 West Pharma Svc...................Q .15
10-1 10-15
11-12 12-12 CORRECTION:
10-10
11-3 HCC Insurance .........................X .125
9-30 10-14 X - Reported as .11 regular 9-19, was
9-30 10-15
INITIAL:
9-30 10-15
Global Ship Lease...................Q .23
10-3 10-17
Malvern Fedl Bcp ...................Q .04
10-27 11-24
10-3 10-24
IRREGULAR:
Diamonds Trust ......................M .3343
9-23
Hitachi Ltd z ...........................S .2851
9-30
Honda Motor z .......................... .2851
9-29
Konami Corp z ........................S .2581
9-29
Sims Group z ..........................Q .5989
10-9
Telefonos Mex L z .................Q .184 12-17
y - pay date unannounced.
z - Approx. amount per ADR or ADS.
10-14
y
y
y
11-6
12-26
REDUCED:
12-11 Kohlberg Capital .....................Q
11-5
SPECIAL:
Capital Sthwest .......................S
10-1 10-14
increased.
SUSPENDED:
Fst State Finl ............................
11-20
10-22
10-2
9-30
10-9
10-28
.30
9-24
10-31
10-14 G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;

10-22 A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;
U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.
Dentsply Intl Inc ................................. 0.045

Stocks Ex-Dividend for Sept. 24, 2008
Company
Amount Developers Dvsfd Realty .................... 0.690
Alliance Financial Corp ...................... 0.260
American Vanguard Corp ................... 0.030
Asta Funding Inc ................................ 0.040
Birner Dental Mgmnt Svcs ................. 0.170
Black Box Corp ................................... 0.060
C T S Corp ............................................ 0.030
Calif First Natl Bancorp ...................... 0.120
Canadian Pacific Railway .................. 0.235
Cogdell Spencer Inc ........................... 0.350
Danaher Corp ...................................... 0.030
.35
Dupont Fabros Tech Inc ..................... 0.188

Equity Lifestyle Pptys ........................ 0.200
F N B United Corp ............................... 0.100
First Midwest Bancorp Il ..................... 0.310
Frontier Oil Corp .................................. 0.060
Glen Burnie Bancorp .......................... 0.100
Hawkins Inc ....................................... 0.260
Hercules Inc ....................................... 0.050
I N G Clarion Glb Rl Est ........................ 0.044
I N G Clarion Rl Est Inc ........................ 0.055
Jacksonville Bancorp Il ...................... 0.075
Mcclatchy Co Hldg Cl A ...................... 0.090

Merrill Lynch Canada Inc .................... 0.116
Old Second Bancorp Inc ...................... 0.160
Polo Ralph Lauren Corp ..................... 0.050
Premierwest Bancorp ......................... 0.060
Pzena Invstmnt Mgmt Cl A ................. 0.050
Regal Beloit Corp ................................ 0.160
Sauer Danfoss Inc .............................. 0.180
Southern Union Co ............................. 0.150
Thomas Properties Group ................... 0.060
Valmont Industries Inc ....................... 0.130
Weight Watchers Intl Inc ................... 0.175
B12
INVESTORS.COM
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IBDS 20 RULES FOR INVESTMENT SUCCESS
Face It: Some Stock Picks Will Be Mistakes

BY DONALD H. GOLD
Sometimes the Perfect Stock will

simply fall apart. You can hold on
and hope for the best.
Or,youcan cut yourlosses and conserve your capital for a smarter investment.
A cornerstone of investing is being
resigned to the fact that you will be
wrong on some of your stock buys.
Its just a reality of Wall Street.
Even the most successful investors
will make mistakes. But the smart
ones know to cut their losses short.
The most important single thing
I learned is that accepting losses
promptly is the first key to success,
famed investor Gerald Loeb wrote
in his 1935 classic, The Battle for Investment Survival.
A stocks price and volume behavior is a vital piece of information. If
its acting poorly, something is
going on that may not be showing
up in the companys financials yet.
The market is giving you a message.
Respect it. Sell, if necessary.
Take GafisaGFA, for instance. You
did your research and found this
Brazilian home builder that was
boosting its profit faster than almost any other listed company.
Earnings rose at triple-digit paces
in three of the four quarters prior to
its breakout. Sales gains cooled, but
only as far as a still-solid 68% from a
white-hot 127%.
Gafisas story was compelling. Brazil is an emerging market, and the
countrys emerging middle class demanded houses.
Itschart showed a base that resembled a cup with handle, though it
wasnt a textbook case . It had a
42.85 buy point . The stock
cleared that point on April 30 .
Gafisa ended that day at 43.60. Volume swelled to 2 1/2 times its norm.
In two days, the stock would rise
50
Gafisa
GFA
45
Bldg-Resident/Comml
38
34
30
26
24
22
19
17
Volume
1,600,000
600,000
200,000
Jun 07
Sep
Dec
Mar 08
Jun
Sep
Daily Graphs available at investors.com/DGO/IC
as high as 50.07. In that three-day

run, the stock will have leapt 17% in
heavy volume.
Gafisa was on the verge of joining
the Eight-Week Club: If a stock
climbs 20% in the first three weeks
of its breakout, history shows, you
should hold it for eight weeks. You
can expect far more upside.
So maybe you felt let down as the
stock retreated in the next week.
The stock had fallen below its buy
point.
Two weeks after that, it had fallen

more than 8% from your buy price
a level where losses should be cut
.
What happened?
Plenty, as it turned out.
As Gafisa broke out, crude oil was
in the last 10 weeks of its painful runup. Brazil, like all countries, was facing an inflation surge. The central
bank would have to hike interest
rates.
At the same time, the world econo-
my would soon sputter thanks in

large part to high fuel prices.
Thats bad for everyone, but especially for an emerging market that
relies so heavily on foreign orders.
Its hard to imagine a group that
would suffer more than home builders from tighter credit.
So, with interest rates rising and
the economy slowing, its no wonder Gafisa fell apart.
But as it broke out in April, Gafisa
looked like the Perfect Stock.
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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.
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Consider buying stocks with each

of the last three years earnings
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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.
Follow selling rules on when to

sell and take profit on the way
up. Review When to Sell and Take
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Stocks.
Buy when market indexes are in

an uptrend. Reduce investments
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indexes show five days of increased
volume distribution.
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and bottoms in market indexes.
Buy stocks with a Composite

Rating of 90 or more and a
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Corporate Ratings.
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Pick companies with management ownership of stock.
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Invest mainly in entrepreneurial New America companies.
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Check into companies buying
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Dont try to bottom guess or
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Find out if the market currently favors big-cap or small-cap
stocks.
Do a post-analysis of all your
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S&P 500 INDEX

DOW JONES IND.

NYSE VOL. (MIL)

NASDAQ VOL. (MIL)

VOL. 25, NO. 117

REUTERS CRB FUT.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 $2.00

The Business Monk

Genotyping For Less

Daily Stock Analysis

Obama wants to gut the military

Kazuo Inamori built Kyocera

Tech advances make it cheaper

This chain of used-car lots

Ivy Large Cap Growth Fund

CyberSource shapes a base,

ISSUES & INSIGHTS A10-11

LEADERS & SUCCESS A3

INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY A4

THE NEW AMERICA A5

MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs A6-8

Dems Propose Own Rescue Plan

Senate Banking chief Christopher Dodd,

Bush To Congress: Work Fast

Bush Ready To Deal: Frank

Amid tussle, stocks sink;

Stocks Sink On Rescue Questions

The market, skittish about govt rescue

Crude Oil Surges As Dollar Dives

The dollar suffered its worst day vs. the

Morgan Stanley Sells Big Stake

The bank will sell up to 20% to Japanese

Microsoft, HP, Nike Set Buybacks

The tech giants and sports apparel

SEC Expands List For Shorts Ban

The SEC let the NYSE and Nasdaq add

Nomura Buys Lehmans Asia Unit

Nomura, Japans top brokerage, will pay

Afghan-Pakistani Force Proposed

Afghanistans defense minister urged

Expert: Iran May Be Hiding Nukes

The Intl Atomic Energy Agencys

Crony Capitalism Is Root Cause

In the past couple of weeks, as the

Issues & Insights ......A10

E2008 Investors Business Daily Inc.

two government-sponsored enterprises and on Wall Street.

U.S. capital markets with wink,

Democrats in Congress on Monday worked to reshape Treasury

Equity Isnt Free

be used for equity, meaning less

Buying A Mortgage? Priceless

Brokerages, Regulators Rethink Leverage

The last two big investment banks

date oversight of broker-dealers

aretoo risky. That mighthinder innovation and stifle economic

ner at Westwood Capital.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2008

U.S. Leading Economic Indicators Point Down