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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2008 $2.00
Theres No Choice
His Way With Words
R&D Goes Global?
The Evolution Of PPD
ETFs Against The Wind
Daily Stock Analysis
A rescue might be unpleasant,

but it is nonetheless necessary
Paul Dunbar pumped out poetry

to reflect Americans feelings
More U.S. firms are outsourcing

research to countries like India
The outsourcer of clinical trials

is also developing its own drugs
Biotech funds are a rare breed,

making gains without shorting
HealthSpring leaps off its 50-day

as its fundamentals stay healthy
ISSUES & INSIGHTS A10-11
LEADERS & SUCCESS A3
INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY A4
THE NEW AMERICA A5
MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs A6-9
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IBDS TOP 10
Mortgage Rescue
Returns To Senate;
House Vote Friday
Rescue Effort Gains Momentum
The Senate was expected to easily OK a

revised $700 bil rescue plan late Wed. as
congressional leaders expressed optimism
that the House will follow suit Fri. The new
plan adds $100 bil in extended tax breaks for
businesses and the middle class, and temporarily lifts FDIC deposit insurance to
$250,000 from $100,000. More on this page
Buffett Will Buy $3 Bil GE Stake
$112 Billion In Tax Breaks
Warren Buffetts Berkshire Hathaway

will get $3 bil in GE preferred shares at a
discount, plus warrants to buy $3 bil in common. GE also plans to sell $12 bil in common
shares. GE shares fell 4%, paring earlier losses on analyst concerns about its earnings.
On Sept. 23, billionaire Buffett made a similar $5 bil investment in Goldman Sachs.
Key House conservative

signals support; FDIC
may get unlimited funds
BY JED GRAHAM
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Factory Index Hits A 7-Year Low
Sept.s ISM manufacturing index dived

6.4 points to 43.5, the lowest since Oct.
01 and well below views for 49.5. Readings
below 50 signal contraction. Subindexes for
output and orders also sank to their worst
levels in 7 years, while the jobs gauge hit a
5-year low. Export orders are rising, but the
pace has cooled. Price pressures fell to a
21-month low. More on this page, A2
Automakers Sept. Sales Plunge
The economic slump, tight credit and

high gas prices hurt U.S. sales of domestic and foreign brands. Ford, citing fragile
consumers and businesses, said sales sank
35% vs. a year earlier. Toyota and Honda,
which have outperformed Detroit, fell 32%
and 24%, respectively. GM, helped by its employee pricing promotion, fared better but
still had a 16% drop. More on this page
Stocks Cut Losses Ahead Of Vote
The NYSE indexes closed near session

highs despite continued credit worries.
The Dow and NYSE composite, off more
than 2% early, ended 0.2% lower. The S&P
500 fell 0.3%. The Nasdaq slid 1.1% as bigcap techs struggled. Volume fell ahead of a
late Wed. Senate vote on the Wall St. rescue
plan. Buffetts GE investment also helped
the market pare losses. More on B1, B2
Credit-Market Stress Continues
Money flowed again to the safety of govt

debt globally at the expense of private assets. The 6-month Treasury yield fell 15
basis points to 1.45%, while the 10-year note
rate lost 10 ticks to 3.74%. The yield premium demanded by investors to hold private
debt,especiallyof financials,overgovtbonds
is soaring in Europe. Libor rates surged further as banks balked at lending to each other.
Euro, British Pound Drop Again
The euro sank 0.80 cent to $1.4011, while

the pound lost 1.17 cents to $1.7705. Each
has lost ground for 3 straight days as Europe
has proved no escape from the financial flu.
European nations argued over various efforts or proposals to deal with banking
woes. And a U.K. factory survey showed the
biggest contraction in 16 years.
France, Germany Clash On Crisis
Frances foreign minister told a German

paper that a bank rescue package for
smaller EU nations may be needed. But Germany immediately opposed the idea. Also,
many European nations objected to Irelands Tue. move to back debt and deposits
of that countrys banks as giving Irish financials an unfair edge. Ireland said it might include Irish arms of foreign banks.
WERE IN A VERY TOUGH FIGHT, Army Gen. David D. McKiernan said in Washington on Wednesday.
Theideathatitmightgetworsebeforeitgetsbetteriscertainlyapossibility.McKiernan,thecommanderof
NATO forces in Afghanistan, said he needs more troops and other aid as quickly as possible.
AP
Startups Find Funding Scarce

As IPOs Dry Up, Takeovers Fall
Nothing ventured,
nothing lost as credit
and economy contract
Troubled Waters
The market for venture-backed
public offerings is at the weakest
level in about 30 years
30
IPOs per quarter
BY BRIAN DEAGON
Startups are having trouble getting started. Funding for new

firms has dried up amid weak economic and market conditions.
That could lead to slower innovation and weaker job creation.
The venture capital industry is
confronting its worst drought in
initial public offerings in 30 years
with little hope for relief in the last
three months of the year.
The IPO market is abysmal,
said Mark Heesen, president of
the National Venture Capital Association. Just six IPOs this year
and we dont see it opening in the
fourth quarter.
Just one VC-backed IPO came
public in the third quarter vs. 55 in
the same period of last year.
The overall stock market is near
three-year lows, so its no surprise
investors have little appetite for
new issues now.
Where Angels Fear To Tread

The financial crisis on Wall
Street that has put a tourniquet on
credit exacerbates the problem for
entrepreneurs. Most upstarts initially get funded through friends
and family, bank loans and credit
card debt. That pool is slowly evaporating, as is angel funding by
wealthy individuals, according to
Heesen.
Angel investors have gotten
more skittish in the last few
weeks, he said.
A healthy IPO market is essential
to venture firms, which last year
pumped $30.7 billion into young
companies, up 15% from the prior
year. Most venture firms are acquired, though IPOs are the preferred exit, since they generally
provide a much greater return.
20
10
Q3: 1
0
Q1
05
Q1
06
Q1
07
Q1 Q3
08
Source: NVCA
With the IPO window closed, the

opportunity of being acquired is
getting tougher as well.
The NVCA reports 73 acquisitions in the nine months this year,
down from 117 a year ago. Moreover, the deals are being valued for
less, totaling $11.2 billion vs. $19.3
billion, as potential buyers are essentially bargain shopping knowing the IPO spigot is off.
Pension funds, finance and insurance firms that provide the bulk of
funds used for investment will see
a lower return as well.
Venture capital firms are nurturing and holding onto companies
much longer as well. What used to
be a four- to five-year incubation is
now taking eight to nine years, said
Tracy Lefteroff, global managing
partneroftheventurecapitalservicesarmofPricewaterhouseCoopers.
The more time you invest
means the more money you have
to invest and that impacts the rate
Applications fell 23% in the week ended

Sept. 26, with demand for loans to buy a
home diving to a 6 1/2-year low. Heightened
finl market woes may be dissuading wouldbe borrowers. Also, construction spending
was flat in Aug. after Julys 1.4% drop. Residential building edged up for the first time
in 17 months. But overall private construction hit a 4-year low. More on this page, A2
Afghan Troops Needed Quickly
10
The top U.S. military commander in

Afghanistan needs more troops and
other aid as quickly as possible to combat
surging militant attacks. Gen. David McKiernan, head of NATO forces in Afghanistan,
said theres been a significant rise in foreign
fighterscominginfrom Pakistan including
Chechens, Uzbeks, Saudis and Europeans.
CONTENTS
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Commodity Futures .B10
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Composite Stocks ....B12
Credit Market ............B11
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New Highs & Lows ......B4
New Issues .................A5
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Option Tables ...........A12
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E2008 Investors Business Daily Inc.
Deposit Protection
The revised bill before the Senate would raise the ceiling on deposits covered by the Federal DepositInsurance Corp.to$250,000.
The current ceiling for all but retirement accountsis$100,000.
This will give small businesses
greater confidence that their business banking assets are secure,
said Todd Stottlemyer, president
of the National Federation of Independent Business. It also provides more certainty for banks, especially community banks, that
their customers will not remove
their money.
The move to lift the insured limit
follows several banking failures
hastened by an exodus of deposits. Customers pulled $16.7 billion
from Washington Mutual in eight
business days from Sept. 15, the
day Lehman Bros. filed for bank-
Public Less Opposed

While the added tax breaks and
expanded FDIC coverage could
help smooth passage of the financial rescue plan, political leaders
also noted that public opposition
had grown less intense after Mondays market meltdown following
House rejection of the bill.
House GOP Whip Roy Blunt
told NBC that calls and e-mails to
members, which had run 90%
against the bill, were now 50-50.
Lawmakers are seeing more
news in terms of how the credit
squeeze is affecting everyday
Americans, said White House
spokesman Tony Fratto.
Factory Index Falls To 7-Year Low As Auto Sales Dive

Ford: Consumers Fragile
Credit market woes hit
an economy that already
was not in good shape
Factory Breakdown
ISM manufacturing index
65
Recession
60
55
BY DAVID HOGBERG
Mortgage Applications Tumble
of return, he said.
In the first quarter of this year,
the most recent period for which
data are available, the NVCA said
the average rate of return for a
standard five-year investment
portfolio was 9%. Thats about
half the rate of return during the
mid to late 90s.
Venture capital firms are largely
flush with cash, but they are being
far more cautious where and how
much they invest than in times
past. The semiconductor field is
among the hardest hit, said Rory
Moore, CEO of CommNexus San
Diego, a professional networking
group that advises startups.
Typically, a chip company needs
$60 million to $100 million in venture funding to emerge as a healthy
adult. Many investments never
pan out. Typically, VC firms want
takeover offers of $300 million to
$400 million before saying yes.
The math becomes very difficult because those type of acquisitions are rare now, said Moore.
As firms wait for an exit, Moore
said, You go into survival mode,
watch your burn rate and pursue
the most promising areas and eliminate blue sky opportunities, such
as research and development.
But the worst of times can also be
the best of times.
If you have a great idea for the
next big thing, now is the time to
start, Moore said. The money
may be harder to come by but once
you launch there will be fewer
competitors.
The $700 billion financial rescue

plan seemed back on track
Wednesday after lawmakers
added a higher deposit insurance
limit and several tax breaks.
The proposal to buy distressed
mortgage assets to unfreeze credit markets was expected to easily
clear the Senate late Wednesday.
The House, which rejected an
earlier version by 12 votes on Monday, will try to follow suit Friday.
A leading conservative GOP opponent signaled that he would
likely back the measure now.
Rep. John Shadegg, R-Ariz., told
an Arizona radio station Wednesday that he would be inclined to
vote for the bill if it raises the ceiling on guaranteed deposits and alters an accounting rule that requires companies to value assets
based on market prices.
I am highly optimistic that the
bill will pass, Shadegg said.
Expectations for quick passage
helped limit stock losses Wednesday, despite data showing factory
activityslowedsharply lastmonth.
Warren Buffetts $3 billion investment in General Electric also
helped lift investor confidence.
ruptcy. That forced the FDIC to

seize WaMu, with core assets sold
to JPMorgan Chase on the cheap.
The amended bill also would extend an unlimited line of credit to
theFDIC.Some industrywatchers
have warned that the $45 billion
FDICfund,plusits current$30billion line of credit, may be too little
tohandle future bankfailures.
In addition to the FDIC measures, the Senate added $100 billion worth of popular tax breaks
that Congress extends annually.
The most far-reaching would extend relief from the alternative
minimum tax, which could otherwisehit26million peoplethis year.
Other tax breaks are geared toward business, including the extension of renewable tax credits
for wind and solar power.
The revised rescue bill includes
unchanged language on mark-tomarket accounting. It instructs
the Securities and Exchange Commission to review the rules impactand reaffirms the agencys authority to suspend the rule.
The SEC on Tuesday issued
mark-to-marketguidance that Republicans welcomed.
Regulators said that companies
can use management estimates
to value securities for which there
is no active market.
House Minority Leader John
Boehner called the SEC statement an important step forward
in reforming our financial markets and stopping a financial collapse.
Critics of mark-to-market accounting rules say they have worsened the credit crisis because they
require banks to rebuild their balance sheets as market prices fall,
reducing funds for lending.
Sharp declines in September factory activity and auto sales offered

the latest evidence Wednesday
that the credit crunch is having an
impact on the real economy.
TheInstitute for Supply Managements manufacturing index
dived to 43.5 last month from 49.9
in August. Thats the lowest readingsince October 2001 andthe biggest monthly drop since 1984.
Readings below 50 suggest factory activity is contracting. Analysts
had predicted 49.5.
What we are looking at is a crisis of confidence, said Brian Levitt, economist and vice president
at Oppenheimer Funds. The
credit crunch is taking hold of
manufacturing and Main Street.
If credit dries up, it affects con-
50
45
Sept.:
43.5
40
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
Sources: Institute for Supply Management, Datastream
sumer spending, expansion plans

and, ultimately, jobs.
The production, new orders and
jobs subindexes also fell sharply
to multiyear lows.
Foreign demand has almost single-handedly kept the U.S. expanding, but that strength may be
waningas thedollar rises andoverseas economies stumble.
ISMs exports index fell 5 points
in September to 52.0, a 2-year low.
The credit crunch is affecting
the entire developed world, said
Levitt. Europe is already in a re-
cession, and thats one-third of

our exports.
The ISM data may spur the Federal Reserve to resume interest
rate cuts, analysts say.
The data increase the odds of
more Fed rate cuts, including the
possibility of an inter-meeting
cut, wrote Tony Crescenzi, chief
bond market strategist at Miller,
Tabak & Co., in a note. Extraordinary strains in the credit markets
and the sharp plunge in commodity prices give the Fed additional
leeway.
Continueddismalauto sales offer
further justification for the Fed.
Fords September U.S. sales fell
35% vs. a year earlier. Toyota sales,
until recently seen as all but immune to industry woes, sank 32%.
Consumers and businesses are
in a very fragile place, said Jim
Farley, Ford group vice president
of marketing and communications, in a statement. An already
weak economy compounded by
verytightcreditconditions hascreated an atmosphere of caution.
General Motors sales fell only
16% thanks to its now-expired em-
ployee pricing promotion.

Meanwhile, construction spending was flat in August, the Commerce Department said. Residential building edged higher, the
first increase in 17 months. But it
stillfell 27.9% vs.a year earlier. Private construction spending hit a
4-year low.
The key point here is that the
trend in construction spending is
downwards and appears to be accelerating, said Ian Shepherdson, chief U.S. economist at High
Frequency Economics. It is probably sensible not to take much notice of the August numbers in isolation, as they could be revised
substantially.
More timely indicators also suggest housing hasnt bottomed yet.
Loan applications to buy a home
fell 10.9% last week to a 6-1/2-year
low,the MortgageBankers Association said Wednesday. Overall
mortgage applications sank 23%.
Two labor reports out Wednesday suggest more job losses and
layoffs last month. Economists expect Fridays key employment reporttoshowadropof105,000jobs.
A2
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2008
VITAL SIGNS
Factory, Jobs Data Weak, But Construction Rebounds

U.S. factory activity fell to near-recessionary levels in
Sept. as the new orders, production, import and labor
gauges plunged. Also, ADP said jobs fell less than
expected in Sept., ahead of Fridays govt employment
report. Construction spending was flat in Aug. as
residential outlays rose for the first time in 17 months.
INVESTORS.COM
ISM national manufacturing index, by component
Construction spending
Overall
Employment
Export orders
Import orders
New orders
Prices paid
Production
1.5%
Monthly change
1.0
0.5
0
-0.5
-1.0
-1.5
J 08 F
M
A
43.5
41.8
52.0
44.0
38.8
53.5
40.8
Lowest since Oct. 01

Lowest since April 03
Lowest since July 06
Lowest since Nov. 90
Lowest since Jan. 01
Lowest since Jan. 07
Lowest since Oct.01
ADP employment estimate

120
80
40
0
Aug.:
0%
Private jobs, monthly change, in thousands

Sept.:
-8,000
1,000
-40
-80
M
J 08
Sources: Institute for Supply Management, ADP, Commerce Dept., Datastream
TO THE POINT
BUSINESS BRIEFS
MEDICAL
RETAIL/APPAREL
Lilly seen bidding for ImClone
Wal-Mart launches toy price war
The drug maker is in advanced talks

to buy ImClone, according to published reports. ImClone Chairman
Carl Icahn previously has said the
biotech had received a tentative
$70-a-share offer, but he declined
to name who made the offer. Eli
Lillys purported $6.1 bil bid tops a
$62-a-share offer for ImClone from
rival Bristol-Myers Squibb. Bristol
already raised its offer once after
Icahn snubbed its $60-a-share bid
as too low. ImClone rose 4.7% to
65.35. Lilly dipped 0.8% to 43.69.
Bristol edged up 1.2% to 20.79.
The worlds largest retailer kicked

off its holiday shopping season by
lowering the price on several popular toys, including certain Barbie
Dolls, Hot Wheels and Bakugan by
Spin Master. Wal-Mart will reduce
prices on the toys up to $10 each. It
will also open Christmas shops
within its stores over the next 10
days. In recent years, Wal-Marts
toy discounts have sparked price
wars with rival retailers, a tactic
that erodes profit margins. It
dipped 0.4% to 59.66.
GOD IS GREAT, shout convicted Bali bombers Imam Samudra, right, and
Amrozi Nurhasyim, at a mass prayer at Batu prison in Indonesia. Samudra,
speakingWednesdayinwhatcouldbethepairslastpublicappearancebefore
facing a firing squad, said: Why regret? They were targets; let them die. AP
GameStop to buy French retailer
TECHNOLOGY
Pediatrix slashes Q3 EPS outlook

The health care services firm cut its
Q3 EPS outlook to 81-83 cents,
below views of 85 cents, due to
lower reimbursements. Pediatrix
MedicalGroup,which providesclinical care for babies born prematurely, said it also no longer confirms Q4
guidance of 84-87 cents. Views are
for 86 cents. Decline in patient volume negatively affected its business, it said. It sank 11.6% to 47.65.
00 Boston Scientific tumbled 7.6%
to 11.34 after a federal court ordered
it to pay Johnson & Johnson $703
mil for violating its patent tied to a
now-discontinued artery stent.
Merrill Lynch also downgraded
Boston Scientific, which will appeal
the ruling. J&J fell 2.2% to 67.79.
MINING
BHP bid for Rio Tinto clears hurdle
Australian regulators said they will
not oppose the mining giant BHP
Billitons proposed hostile takeover
of rival Rio Tinto. The Australian
Competition and Consumer Commission said such a merger would
not be likely to substantially lessen
competition. Rio Tinto opposes the
more than $120 bil bid, saying
BHPs offer undervalues the company. The EU Commission is scheduled to rule on the bid by Jan. 15.
BHP fell 1.2% to 51.35. Rio Tinto
climbed 1.9% to 254.24.
The worlds No. 1 video game retailer will pay $700 mil in cash and
debt for Micromania, which runs
332 video game stores in France.
The purchase gives GameStop its
first stores in that country and lifts
its total number of European stores
to more than 1,070. GameStop,
which has about 5,900 stores, sees
the deal adding to EPS in Q4 and
09. Its buying Micromanias outstanding shares from a private equity fund. It rose 5.4% to 36.04.
Yum to display calories on menus

The parent company for the KFC,
Taco Bell and Pizza Hut restaurant
chains plans to add product calorie
information to menu boards at its
company-owned restaurants. Yum
Brands said it will encourage its
franchisees to provide the same information on their menus. About
4,000 out of Yums 20,000 U.S. restaurants are company-owned.
Yums decision comes as laws requiring chains to post nutritional information gain a foothold, starting
in Calif. and New York City. Yum
edged up 0.4% to 32.74.
00 CarMax said it is laying off 600
employees, or 4% of its work force,
as the auto retailer tries to cut costs
due to a decline in car and truck
sales. It fell 4.6% to 13.36.
00 Kohls, a department store operator, has opened 28 stores since Jan.
and said it remains committed to
opening 47 more stores by years
end, bring its total number to 1,000.
Shares fell 3.5% to 44.48.
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Microsoft tries out SearchPerks
MOSAIC, the fertilizer maker,
The software giant has expanded

its effort to reward users of its Live
Search engine, launching a promotion called SearchPerks that
doles out points that can be redeemed for music downloads,
Xbox games and other prizes. Microsofts move builds on its existing
LiveSearch Cashback program,
which gives rebates on certain products bought through the companys
search engine. Microsoft is trying
to stop declines in its market share
for Web search amid stiff competition from Google and Yahoo. Microsoft slipped 0.8% to 26.48.
00 Hewlett-Packard, the printer
and PC maker, will acquire privately-held LeftHand Networks, which
sells virtualization software for
expanding storage hardware capacity, for $360 mil. Robert W. Baird
said HPs taking a strong step to
boost its mediocre storage portfolio. HP fell 2.8% to 44.97.
00 Nuance Communications, a
maker of speech and imaging software, hiked its Q4 EPS outlook by a
penny to 25-26 cents ex items,
above views of 24 cents. It raised its
Q4 revenue guidance to $248
mil-$252 mil, below forecasts of
$259 mil. It surged 15% to 14.02.
said Q1 EPS gained 342% to

$2.83, a dime below views. Sales
climbed 116% to $4.32 bil, above
views. Mosaic plunged 19%.
Rivals also fell, with Potash of
Saskatchewan tumbling 10%
and Agrium slipping 8%.
ENERGY
Swift details hurricanes impact
The oil and gas explorer and producer said hurricanes Gustav and
Ike cut its production by 600,000
barrels of oil equivalent production
in Q3. Swift Energy also said it expects the damage will reduce production by 400,000-500,000 barrelsin Q4. Itsees a number of its production facilities returning to prestorm levels within the next few
weeks, but one site might not return to pre-storm production until
early 09. Shares fell 2.2% to 37.83.
IMMUCOR, the maker of bloodtesting gear, said Q1 EPS rose

12% to 28 cents, a nickel better
than views. Sales grew 15% to
$73 mil, above forecasts. It rose.
CON-WAY, a trucking company,

cut its 08 EPS outlook to
$2.60-$2.80, well below views
of $3.22. Shares fell 4.5%.
BOEING, the aerospace giant,
received a contract modification from the Air Force worth
up to $523 mil for work on a
weapon system for the C-17
plane. It also landed a $650 mil
contract extension from NASA
tied to the Intl Space Station.
GENERAL ELECTRIC received a

5-year, $641 mil deal from the
Defense Dept. for repairing and
replacing engines used on F-18
jets. Shares fell.
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Spare bedrooms across the country

are filling up with family members,
according to new U.S. Census data.
The number of U.S. heads of households who share their homes with
parents, siblings or other relatives
grew 42% from 2000 to 2007. Experts say factors behind the trend include higher housing costs, the economic slump and the fact that intergenerational households are more
common in the nations increasing
immigrant population. Its not just
the elderly movingin with their children; the number of parents under
age 65 who have moved in with
their kids rose 75%.
Phone can track carbon footprint

New software that keeps track of
persons carbon footprint via cell
phone was unveiled by a London
startup. By using GPS, the software
measures the speed and pattern of
persons movement, and can identify the transportation the person
used, such as cars and planes. It can
calculate the amount of carbon dioxide produced without any input
from the user, the Guardian reported. The software, Carbon Diem, will
go on sale next year.
Engineer texted before L.A. crash
Private nonfarm jobs fell by 8,000

inSept. as manufacturing losses outweighed service-sector hiring, ADP
said. That was far better than views
for a drop of 53,000 and Aug.s revised 37,000 drop. The ADP survey
has had a mixed record in predicting the Labor Dept.s nonfarm payroll data, which include govt jobs.
That report, due Fri., is expected to
show a drop of 105,000 jobs.
00 Employers announced plans in
Sept. to lay off 95,094 workers, up
33% vs. last year, said Challenger,
Gray & Christmas, as the weak economy and credit crunch spur cuts.
00 One in 5 U.S. car dealerships
3,800 may fail in the coming
months as sales continue to fall,
Grant Thornton said.
00 Home prices will likely fall most
in Calif. and Fla. cities over the next
2 years, according to the PMI Fall
2008 U.S. Market Risk Index.
Federal investigators say the engineer of a commuter train sent a text

message just seconds before a deadly collision last month in L.A. that
killed 25. The NTSB said that cell
phone records of Robert Sanchez
show he received a text message a
minute and 20 seconds before the
crash. The agency says he sent one
about a minute later.
Global factory activity weakens

JPMorgans global manufacturing
index fell 4.4 points to 44.2 in Sept.,
the lowest since Nov. 01. It was the
4th straight month below the breakeven 50 mark. Factory activity in
the U.S., U.K., Japan and the euro
zone all plunged. But price pressures sank to a 19-month low of 61.1
on lower oil and commodity costs.
Euro zone unemployment rises

The jobless rate edged up to 7.5% in
Aug. on increases in Ireland, France
and Spain, the latest sign the region
may be slipping into a recession.
Still, the European Central Bank is
expected to keep interest rates at
4.25% to combat high inflation.
00 German retail sales rose 4.6%
in Aug., the most in nearly 2 years.
But analysts said the outlook remained poor.
00 Mexicans in the U.S. sent home
$1.9 bil in Aug., 12% below last year
and the worst decline since records
began 13 years ago, the Bank of Mexico said, citing the weak economy
and a crackdown on illegal immigrants.
00 New jobless claims for the week
Swiss laws hamper UBS tax case

The Swiss bank giant said it is trying to resolve U.S. claims that the
bank helped rich American clients
evade taxes, but UBS said it was constrained by Switzerlands strict secrecy laws that bar banks from revealing customer data. The bank already is reeling from hefty losses on
mortgage securities. Reports said it
may cut an additional 1,900 jobs on
top of the 7,000 layoffs its already
announced. UBS rose 8% to 18.95.
00 Washing your car in the drive-
way is a weekend tradition across

the country, but it may soon be prohibited in the state of Wash. The
states environmental agency is
moving to ban home car-washing
unless people make sure the runoff
doesnt go into storm drains. It says
fish are hurt by the soap, brake dust
and other metal particles that are
washed off.
00 Driving during voting hours on
Election Day could be hazardous, a
study of Univ. of Toronto found.
The risk of death increased 18% on
election days compared with other
days. The results were consistent
on all eight presidential Election
Days up to 04. Rushing to get to
polling places, driving on unfamiliar routes and thinking about the
candidates were reasons cited by
the researchers.
00 Popular nutritional supple-
ments combining glucosamine and

chondroitin are ineffective against
arthritis, a Univ. of Utah study said.
Glucosamine chondroitin supplements are the sixth top-selling dietary supplement in the U.S., but,
for slowing cartilage loss in arthritis
patients, those are not better than
sugar pills, the study concluded.
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NATION
U.S. job market getting weaker
COMING UP THURSDAY
FINANCE
TRENDS & INNOVATIONS

Homes becoming more crowded
ECONOMY
of Sept. 27, 8:30 a.m. EDT (forecast:

475,000).
Bush signs $630 bil spending bill

Pres. Bush signed a sprawling
spending bill to keep the govt running for the next 12 months. The bill
wraps together a record Pentagon
budget with aid for automakers and
natural disaster victims, and increased health care funding for veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. The measure also lifts a
quarter-century ban on oil drilling
off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, a
victory for GOP proponents.
WORLD
EU monitors Georgia cease-fire
EU observers kicked off a mission
to oversee the pullout of Russian
troops from Georgia. EU observers
crossed into a buffer zone around
South Ossetia despite earlier warnings from Moscow they would be
blocked. Russia still plans to keep
around 7,600 troops in South Ossetia and Abkhazia, and has refused to
allow EU monitors inside the regions themselves.
U.S. seeking new N. Korea deal

A senior U.S. envoy drove from S.
Korea to Pyongyang with proposals
to rescue a faltering nuclear disarmament deal. N. Korea is reactivating a nuclear reactor in anger over
U.S. refusal to remove it from a list
of terror-supporting nations. The
designation prevents Westerners
from investing in the country,
Pyongyang says.
PAKISTAN: A suspected U.S. missile

strike on a Taliban commanders
home in Pakistan killed 6.
SPAIN: A Defense Ministry report

leaked to a news service claims
Pakistans spy service armed
Taliban insurgents plotting attacks
on Afghan govt leaders.
FRIDAY
COMPANY INDEX
00 Employment report for Sept.,
8:30 a.m. EDT (forecast: nonfarm

payrolls down 105,000, jobless rate
at 6.1% and hourly pay up 0.3%).
TRANSPORTATION
Southwest managing turbulence
The carriers CFO, Laura Wright,
said the airline has little immediate
exposure to the turmoil in the financial markets, contending Southwest has enough cash to cover 85%
of its fuel-hedging positions. Separately, Southwest will begin setting
priority lanes for business-fare clients and frequent fliers at 7 airports
to attract business travelers. Shares
slid 2.1% to 14.20.
00 United Airlines will add $275
mil to its liquidity position by years
end through a $125 mil aircraft
financing deal, selling unspecified
assets for $140 mil and getting a $10
mil letter of credit. Shares climbed
8.3% to 9.52.
IN BRIEF
Actuant, a diversified industrial
manufacturer, reported that its Q4
EPS rose 10% to 54 cents, meeting
views. Sales rose 4% to $405 mil,
below views. Shares tumbled 13%
to 21.97.
Raytheon landed a $679 mil deal

from the Defense Dept. and FAA to
upgrade radars at 116 airports. It
climbed 1% to 54.
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WISDOM TO LIVE BY
Lois On Impact
Roddenberry On Boldness
Seneca On Vision
Lederberg On Growth
When you finish something, you should look at it

and ask: Will this knock everybody on their butts?
A man either lives life as it happens to him,

meets it head-on and licks it, or he turns
his back on it and starts to wither away.
Seneca, statesman
Im not easily inhibited by the fact I

dont know something about a subject.
It doesnt stop me from dabbling in it.
Everybody has to learn.
Joshua Lederberg, molecular biologist
George Lois, advertising executive
A3
The greater part of progress is the desire to progress.
Gene Roddenberry, writer
Rubinstein On Effort
On Behavior
Swift On The Big Picture
I believe in hard work. It keeps wrinkles out of

the mind and spirit.
To belittle is to be little.
It is a folly of too many to mistake the echo of a

London coffeehouse for the voice of the kingdom.
Helena Rubinstein, cosmetics executive
Author unknown
Jonathan Swift, writer
LEADERS & SUCCESS

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

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

Whetheryoureseekingpublicity alone or with a publicist, it pays to know the
rules, say experts. Among
the guidelines:
00 Scope the field. Forget thinking
small publications dont matter,
says Pam Lontos, head of Orlando,
Fla.-based PR/PR. Freelancers
who write for niche journals often
write for large ones as well, she
told IBD. Impress a reporter with
your interview and he might call
you back on another topic. You then
might reach a national audience.
00 Dont limit. You never know
who reads small niche publications.
One client did an interview for a
small travel publication, and the
topic was taking sabbaticals, Lontos said. Later Time magazine
called on the same topic, followed
by NBC News.
00 Think big. Some people figure
they cant get into large publications. The trick is researching the
journal, targeting the right reporter
and pitching timely topics.
Have three or four in mind so if
one doesnt grab him, you still have
a shot, said Lontos.
00 Aim for variety. Dont keep pitching the same topics. Ask reporters
about what theyre covering and
adapt your buildup accordingly.
00 Skip self-promotion. You arent
the reporters focus. Relevant topics
are. Point to them during your
pitch, then thumbnail your credentials. The question is: Are you
newsworthy? she said.
00 Play to trends. If something big
happens in the news related to your
specialty, jump on it, said Lontos,
who with Andrea Brunais wrote the
new book I See Your Name Everywhere.
Be a resource within 24 hours.

00 Raise your profile. You wont
get a large number of customers

from one interview, no matter how
large the audience. Instead, focus
on frequency a range of publicity
hits. The more visible you are, the
more credible you become.
00 Segment. Ask this question:
Whats your key audience demographic? Then align it with suitable print and electronic outlets,
said Lontos.
00 Make a dent. Stories usually
have several sources. Just because
youre interviewed doesnt mean
youll be quoted. The key is making
unique points quickly.
Find out beforehand what the interviews about and have five points
ready to share, Lontos says.
00 Be available. If your publicist
sets up an interview and you
dont return the planned call in a
timely manner youll lose.
00 Do the math. Know the backgrounds of reporters, producers
andtalk-show hosts, says Rick Frishman, founder of Planned Television
Arts, a multimedia public relations
firm.
00 Grab em. Most press releases
are trashed. Why? They dont get
readers attention, he notes. Write
the release like a news story, with
key information at the top.
Think in sound bites and sell the
benefits in the first few sentences,
Frishman advised.
Said Brunais: With 24/7 news cycles and Web sites offering new content hourly, deadlines are shorter
and reporters are busier.
Knowhow theywant to be contacted via phone or e-mail then cut
the fluff and nab them in the first
few seconds. Cord Cooper
Paul Dunbars Lasting Poetry

Rhyme And Reason: The Ohioans words gave a significant voice to black America
BY MARILYN ALVA
Many have called Paul Dunbar the

poet laureate among black Americans, and for good reason.
Though he died in 1906 at just 33,
he made a lasting mark.
Schools, libraries, hospitals, an
opera house and a World War II battleship were named in his honor.
Musicians Nina Simone, Abbey
Lincoln and Oscar Brown Jr. interpreted his lyric poems into music, as
did churches around the country.
Schoolchildren learned to recite
his poems. One of his works inspired a libretto. A postage stamp
was issued in his honor in 1975.
No wonder he influenced legions
of black authors. Every AfricanAmerican poet in the 20th century
was shaped by Dunbar, Shelley
Fisher Fishkin, professor of English
and director of American Studies at
Stanford University, told IBD.
Yet Dunbar was dogged by criticism as much as he was praised.
He wrote in two voices the black
vernacular ofthe South and the standard English of the classical poet.
Dialect verse was popular with
whites in Dunbars time, but many
critics considered it demeaning, stereotypical and second-rate.
Certainly the black literati of his
time and generations after were a little skittish. They didnt want to
seem unintellectual or unintelligent, so they veered away from it,
said Herbert Martin, a former professor at the University of Dayton.
Martin, who has staged many performances of Dunbar poems, said
he was very much in that mode of
Mark Twain: Listen to the language
as it is used.
His Struggle
Dunbars dialect poems were lifeaffirming, showing how survivors
of slavery kept their humanity intact, says Martin.
Debate on dialect writing continues. Dunbar himself was conflicted.
On one hand he represented the
best of the African-American community, but at the same time he realized the limitations of being AfricanAmerican, said Gene Jarrett, an English professor at Boston University
who is writing a Dunbar biography.
Even as he was celebrated as the
poet laureate of the black race, he
suffered many of the kind of prejudices his fellow African-Americans
suffered at the time.
The fact that his dialect writing
sold better than his standard poetry
was a perfect example of the dilemma he was in, Jarrett told IBD.
Fishkin ranks three of Dunbars
works among the top American
poems. They are: We Wear the
Dunbarlivedjust33years,yetby1906hehadamassed500poemsincluding
We Wear the Mask plus 14 books of short stories, four novels and a play.
Mask, An Ante-Bellum Sermon

and When Malindy Sings.
Of the three, only We Wear the
Mask was written in standard English. It tells readers: We wear the
mask that grins and lies. . . . With
torn and bleeding hearts we smile.
Dunbar skirted two worlds: black
and white. He was raised on oral
folk traditions of the South, as recalled by his parents from their lives
as slaves in Kentucky.
When Malindy Sings, written in
black dialect, was a tribute to his
mother, Mathilda.
His dad told him stories of the
Civil War. After escaping to the
North, his father fought with Union
outfits such as a black regiment
from Massachusetts. Those stories
inspired Dunbar to write When
Dey Listed Colored Soldiers.
After his parents divorced when
Dunbar was still a child, his mother
made money by washing clothes. A
lover of poetry, she saved extra pennies to buy her son short-story and
poetry books by Mark Twain and
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Dunbar started writing poetry at 6
and stood out in school. He was the
onlyblack student in his class at Central High School in Dayton, Ohio.
He excelled in just about everything
he put his mind to.
Just as his mother had encouraged
him, so did his teachers and friends,
including classmates Orville and
Wilbur Wright.
Dunbar was ambitious. He was
elected class president and named

editor-in-chief of the student newspaper. He served as president of the
literary society and composed the
class song performed at the 1891
graduation held at the Grand Opera
House.
He contributed poems and essays
to local newspapers, including one
he started with the Wright brothers, who like Dunbar had lofty goals.
Although the newspaper didnt
last, Dunbar seemed destined for
success. But once he graduated
from high school with honors, his
options quickly narrowed.
Not able to pay for a college education,Dunbar looked for work at Dayton law firms. He figured he would
save for college and learn about the
legal profession he aspired to enter.
But no law firm would hire him because of his color. The star student
in high school finally took the only
job he could get: elevator operator.
He made the best of it. He wrote
poems during lulls and passed out
copies to elevator riders. Word soon
spread about the elevator poet.
Dunbar mailed off poems to newspapers. A few of them got published.
Encouraged, Dunbar reasoned he
could make money from books. A
printer volunteered to foot the bill
for publishing his first volume of poetry, Oak and Ivy, in 1893.
Dunbar sold copies to his elevator
riders and later peddled books at
the 1893 Worlds Fair in Chicago.
There were not a whole lot of venues for African-American writers in

the late 19th century, so to a certain
degree you had to be entrepreneurial, Jarrett said.
Oak and Ivy didnt make Dunbar
rich. But it did boost his reputation.
In 1895, two well-off backers paid
for the private publication of Dunbars second volume of poems, Majors and Minors.
Through the backers connections,
the book reached William Howells,
a top literary critic.
Howells wrote a glowing review in
Harpers Weekly, sparking massive
book sales. As one biographic
sketch related, Dunbar went to bed
destitute and woke up on his 24th
birthday a literary sensation.
Still, Howells 1896 review was a
mixed blessing. He praised only
Dunbars dialect poems, leaving the
poet to grumble that his other writing would have limited appeal.
Still, Dunbar continued to write in
both forms, and prolifically.
The commercial publishing house
Dodd Meade published a third volume, Lyrics of a Lowly Life,
which had some of the poems from
the first two volumes.
It was the best-selling volume of
black poetry until the Harlem Renaissance, a movement in the 1920s
when black artists celebrated the
culture that came out of slavery and
their ties to Africa.
Dodd Meade published Dunbars
poetry collections through the
1950s, including illustrated coffeetable tomes in earlier years.
He had tremendous crossover
success, Fishkin said, meaning the
books sold well to all races.
His Production
Over the course of his short professional career, Dunbar wrote 500
poems. He also experimented in
other writing forms, producing 14
books of short stories, four novels
and a play.
The fame from Howells review
brought Dunbar paid speaking engagements around the U.S. and
abroad. He spent six months in England, but the tour lost money.
Returning home, Dunbar landed a
job at the Library of Congress in
Washington, D.C. It was quite a step
up from the elevator. But the job
bored Dunbar. And the library dust
aggravated his sick lungs, which
were losing out to tuberculosis.
To mark the 100th anniversary of
Dunbars death, Stanford University held a conference in 2006 to reevaluate his legacy. Over 40 professors from around the U.S. sounded
off. Several were leading Dunbar experts, including Fishkin.The consensus was that he really was an extraordinary artist, she said.
BEST OF LEADERS & SUCCESS
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, An Early California Tourist

Go West: The 16th-century, Spain-backed explorer was the first European to write about the land along the Pacific Coast
BY NANCY GONDO
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo wasnt

born into a rich family. He made his
fortune through hard work and
strong communication skills.
That helped him become the first
European explorer to discover and
write about California in 1542.
With sheer perseverance, Cabrillo
(circa 1499-1543) climbed from foot
soldier to captain with a large estate. His detailed note-taking skills
helped him become the first author
published in North America.
At the time of his death in 1543,
the estate of Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo was one of the richest in Central
America, destined to be fought over
by his heirs and his enemies for another three-quarters of a century,
Harry Kelsey wrote in Cabrillo.
(He) achieved this status by his
own merits, as his descendants successfully claimed.
Most historians think Cabrillo,
born either Portuguese or Spanish,

went to the Indies from Spain
around 1510. By 1519, he was in
charge of a group of crossbowmen.
A report he wrote about a 1541
earthquake in Santiago, Guatemala,
proves his abilities as a writer. Not
there when the quake struck, he
nonetheless described the horrors
he saw when he arrived. Also still existing: an account of an interrogation he penned that year.
These records offer strong evidence that he had a good, practical
education . . . the ability to put his
ideas down on paper and have them
understood, Kelsey wrote.
Thats not too surprising, given Cabrillos reputation as an experienced seaman, pilot and navigator.
To do any of these jobs, one had to
create charts, read logs, write reports and instructions and crunch
numbers on a daily basis. Many men
at the time couldnt read. Even
fewer could write.
In 1520, at the Spanish kings re-
quest, 1,500 men went to Mexico to

fight Hernando Cortes, the explorer
with an outsize sense of destiny.
One of those men was Cabrillo, then
a crossbowman. The army marched
into defeat at the hands of a waiting
Cortes. The victor added most of the
survivors to his own force. Its mission: help him recapture the Mexican capital from the Aztecs.
Cabrillo stood out among hundreds. Cortes, impressed by the
young crossbowmans leadership
traits, asked him to head up a shipbuilding effort. The commander put
Cabrillo in charge of four seamen
and thousands of Indians. Their assignment: harvest resin for sealing
material to protect the ships.
At a nearby pine forest, he showed
them how to slash tree trunks and
collect resin in cups. The trees
healed quickly from the wounds
andstopped producing resin.Cabrillo fashioned a solution: If the men
built a fire at a trees base, the resin
stayed warm and flowed longer.
A year later, Cortes army defeated

the Aztecs and seized the Mexican
capital. The men were rewarded for
their efforts, but many soon gambled away their shares. Cabrillo,
however, didnt squander his
money. He invested in a horse.
By this point in his life, he was a
classic conquistador a courageous and skillful soldier dedicated
to seeking adventure, wrote Nancy
Lemke in Cabrillo: First European
Explorer of the California Coast.
Cortes wanted to explore beyond
Mexico. He sent several of his best
men to survey the surrounding
areas. Cabrillo, a group captain,
went to the rough terrain of Guatemala. His group battled various natives until it conquered Guatemala.
For their success, the men were
awarded land in Santiago. Ranked
higher than the others, Cabrillo
found himself with a large house lot
as well as farm and grazing land.
Neverthe squanderer,he quickly became one of the richest citizens.
Since hed already proved himself

a successful leader and explorer, he
was one of three men allowed to
hunt for gold while the others
stayed behind to protect Santiago.
The three struck gold in streams located by gravel deposits. They ordered natives to pan for the precious metal with wooden bowls.
In 1536, Cabrillo helped settle a
conflict between the colonists and
natives in Honduras. That led him
to the post of chief magistrate of a
primitive seaport town. His instructions: build a fleet for an expedition.
He had no shipbuilding manuals
or materials. Worse, iron had to be
imported from Europe to make
nails, bolts and other metal parts.
Trees had to be slashed to collect
resin, as well as chopped down for
timber and wood fastenings. Rigging had to be made out of hemp and
sails crafted with canvas or linen.
Wherever and however Cabrillo
learned about shipbuilding, he had
become a master of his profession,
Lemke wrote. Observers of the day

wrote that this was the best fleet on
the Pacific.
The ships finally completed, Cabrillo led a group of 200 to sail the
Pacific Coast. He stocked his ships
with enough food to last two years
and plenty of material for repairs.
From his notes, historians know
one of his first stops: whats now
known as San Quintin in Baja California. He also stopped at Ensenada, Mexico, before entering California, where he saw San Diego, Santa
Catalina Island, Santa Barbara and
the Channel Islands before heading
north to Monterey Bay.
Cabrillo never made it back to Guatemala. A wound from an injury sustained on the trip became infected,
then fatal.
His name lives through the many
landmarks in California named
after him.
This story originally ran Aug. 22,
2001, on Leaders & Success.
A4
Total online job ads, in millions
Where The Online Jobs Are
Online job ads, in thousands

By region
South Atlantic
Pacific
Middle Atlantic
East North Central
West South Central
Mountain
West North Central
4.8
The number of online job postings fell

more than 6% in September vs. the year
before as hiring slowed. Ads for computerand math-related specialty jobs appeared
most frequently on online job sites. The
West and Southeast saw more openings.
Source: Conference Board (conference-board.org)
INVESTORS.COM
4.4
4.0
Sept. 07
Sept. 07
Sept. 08
Sept. 08
300
600
By occupation
Computer and mathematical
Health care practitioners and technical
Management
Office and administrative support
Sales and related
Business and financial operations
Architecture and engineering
900
Sept. 08
400
By city
New York
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C.
Chicago
San Francisco
Boston
Dallas
800
Sept. 08
100
200
300
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BOSTON IBM shares tumbled
U.S. companies are using

outsourcers for high-end
research and development
BY J. BONASIA
Outsourcing has long been a lowcost way to offload mundane tasks

such as payroll, computer network
management and manufacturing.
Automatic Data ProcessingADP,
now the worlds largest outside
printer of paychecks, launched in
1961. Tech services giant Electronic
Data Services, now owned by
Hewlett-PackardHPQ, was founded
in1962 by entrepreneur-cum-politician Ross Perot. And countless companies use outside contractors for
nitty-gritty manufacturing jobs.
But some managers still frown on
outsourcing the research and development of products. Many see the
R&D process as a core mission to be
closely guarded within the four
walls of the business.
Thats changing as more global
companies ship R&D duties to
India by either hiring workers
overseas or contracting outside
companies in the region.
Can Always Localize Products

Innovation is now coming from
global locations much more than in
the past, said Vamsee Tirukkala,
co-founder and managing partner
of Zinnov, an offshore advisory firm
based in Bangalore, India. Once
you have the products, you can customize and localize them for the
local audience.
Global tech outfits like IntelINTC
and GoogleGOOG are betting that offshore R&D will help them save
money, tap into faraway talent and
speed up product development.
This approach also provides a way
to penetrate fast-growing markets
in India, Tirukkala says.

Outsourced R&D can boost profit
and per-employee sales, says Paul
Spence, global leader of outsourcing services for Capgemini. By
hedging the risks inherent in product research many ideas never
lead to a commercial product
companies can get more products
into the market faster.
This makes the most sense for
companies with long product development cycles, Spence said.
Nearly 600 development centers
have cropped up in India, up from
180 in 2000. About half are based in
the tech hub of Bangalore.
Roughly $9.4 billion will be spent
on R&D services in India this year,
according to a recent study from
Zinnov. More than half that
amount comes from spending on internal R&D centers in India by
American tech firms such as IBMIBM and MotorolaMOT. The U.S.
firms hire staff in India to develop
products on their behalf.
Overall R&D spending in India is
forecast to grow 23% per year to
$21.4 billion by 2012, according to
Zinnov. Most of that growth will
come from the big India-based outsourcers such as Infosys TechnologiesINFY and WiproWIT.
Infosys does R&D for clients from
startups to large multinationals,
says Ram Kumar, Infosys associate
vice president of product engineering. For instance, Infosys develops
new broadband components and
software for Alcatel-Lucent ALU.
Our vision is to establish Infosys
as the leading R&D hedge, Kumar
said. We want to be a one-stop
shop from the product concept to
design, to validation and engineering.
Indias largest outsourcer, Tata
Consultancy Services, announced
a partnership with Saab on Sept. 10
to build an aeronautical design and
development center in Bangalore.
TCS will operate the center to focus
5.8% Drop Biggest Since 05

BY REUTERS
Intel employee Vasantha Erraguntla, right, demonstrates a processor along with Justin Rattner, the chipmakers
AP
chief technology officer, at Intels Corporate Technology Group Labs in Bangalore, India, this year.
on projects for global defense and

civil aeronautics projects.
Over the past decade, 30,000 Indian employees have returned to
India after working at tech firms in
the U.S. and Europe, according to
Zinnovs report. The study was
based on interviews and surveys of
managers at 594 development centers across India.
Workers Get Bigger Stake

Large foreign companies are ceding more ownership of their offshore units to Indian employees. In
this way, local workers get a bigger
stake in the success of the business.
They also help U.S. firms grasp the
market dynamics within fast-growing India.
Much work in India is heavier on
development rather than research.
Basic research is just one part of
the development cycle. Most of the
cost and effort in R&D involves finetuning new concepts by testing out
prototypes, Tirukkala says.
Once you have the product dia-
grams and data in place, its all

about product testing and servicing, he said. You dont really need
to do that part in-house.
That lets large companies outsource R&D functions for their
more mature product lines, freeing
up internal teams to work on their
next generation of products.
Infosys got started in R&D outsourcing by working with NortelNT
in 1992.
Today it provides R&D services to
clients in the high-tech, manufacturing, auto, aerospace, energy and
health care sectors.
After 16 years, the trend is finally
catching on, declares Kumar. Outsourced R&D is getting more and
more acceptance, he said.
Some global firms have taken on a
venture capital model to seed new
concepts. The idea: Assume the role
ofa venture investment firm, financing promising startups to jumpstart fresh ideas.
Cisco runs a $1.1 billion fund focused on computer chips, wireless
Q&A
Retailers Use Software To Boost Efficiency

SAP executive says the
slowing economy could
hike optimization sales
BY J. BONASIA
Technology is critical to helping the

retail industry keep up with trends,
as todays hit products often end up
in tomorrows bargain bin.
While many people might think
otherwise, many of the best retailers will increase their tech spending in the economic downturn, says
Isaac Krakovsky, vice president for
the retail industry for SAPSAP, the
No. 1 maker of business software applications.
Krakovsky says that during the
dot-com fallout, some retailers that
cut spending were crippled, while
competitors that invested grew
stronger. Retailers havent forgotten, he says.
Krakovsky cites several retailers
that have maintained or increased
their tech spending over the past
year, including Wal-MartWMT, Best
BuyBBY and 7-Eleven.
Krakovsky worked in the retail industry and as an industry consultant before joining SAP. The software firm has launched a program
with five universities to create new
curricula for business students on
using technology in the retail industry.
Krakovsky recently discussed the
retail software business with IBD,
from his home office in New Jersey.
IBD: What are the hot areas in retail software?
Krakovsky: Business intelligence
and analytics are a big deal. Anything around decision support is

still hot, and that area is very interesting. We offer (software designed for the) optimization for
promotions, pricing and markdowns. And inventory optimization, too.
IBD: Whats the purpose of decisionsupport and optimization software?
Krakovsky: Historically, retail has
been a merger of art and science,
more heavily leaning toward art.
Buyers and merchants have their
gut feeling for the business. Thats
the art of retail.
But in the last five to 10 years,
there has been an emergence of
technology to help retailers make
smarter decisions. Its based on
data from previous years and seasons. The science is based on statistical algorithms to come up with a
forecast for how the store is doing.
You can use this approach to
smooth out demand or improve inventory management. Thats why
this is so interesting to retailers, because its real and showing real benefit.
IBD: The National Retail Federation is forecasting the worst Christmas season since 2002, with retail
sales growing just 2.2%. How will
that affect retail software vendors?
Krakovsky: Yes, 2.2% holiday
sales growth is just half of the normal 4.4% growth rate. So its fair to
say retailers are feeling the pain of
the economy. Some are closing
stores or going into Chapter 11
(bankruptcy).
But those that are strong understand the right ways to invest in a
downturn. They see an opportuni-
Isaac Krakovsky
SAP AG
Vice president,
retail industry
41 years old
B.A., economics,
State University
of New York,
Albany
Hobby: Road cycling on his
Trek carbon-fiber bike
ty to come out on the other side
stronger than before.
My gut tells me there will probably be more of a software slowdown next year. We really havent
seen a huge impact in technology
spending in 2008, which is a bit surprising.
IBD:Why is spending holding up?
Krakovsky: A bunch of reasons.
Retailers have historically been laggards when it comes to spending
on technology. Many have waited
until something is breaking or they
have to fix it. Theyd rather put in
patches instead of doing replacements.
But at some point, you have got to
make the investment. Retail spending follows the business cycle
every seven to eight years. The last
big round of investment happened
around Y2K (when computers
were updated to handle the new
dates when moving from the 1900s
to the year 2000). Retailers then
had a time bomb on their hands, because the problem threatened to
shut their businesses down. So
they invested a ton at that time.

Now were coming through the
next cycle. People are looking at
the next round of investments.
Were hearing a lot of retailers talk
about making the right investment
for their platform of the future.
IBD: What mistakes should retailers avoid in the current rocky climate?
Krakovsky: A typical reaction in
this economy is just to pull back all
spending and cut costs. But you
cant cut your way to profitability.
Your investment in technology
needs to be focused.
When you go into a recession, the
overall available amount of consumer spending is smaller. So retailers need to focus on customer
service in stores, to make sure they
get as much of that dollar as possible. They need to use software for
in-store training and to set staffing
levels to meet customer needs.
This is also a cost-containment
play by optimizing the labor force,
to make sure youre not overstaffing the store. This is a significant
thing for retailers because labor is
their second-largest cost after merchandise.
Retailers also need to pursue multichannel sales to make a consistent experience online, in catalogs,
in stores and in call centers. They
need to find ways to capture more
dollars.
The last piece to invest in is optimizing prices and markdowns and
promotions to drive higher profit
margins into the business, and to
make sure theyre not losing
money or leaving any money on
the table.
technologies and optical networking. OracleORCL has a $500 million

fund in India to develop products
and services around its database
software. Adobe SystemsADBE and
Intelmanage similar funds at roughly half that size.
Drug makers and biotechs are active in offshore R&D as well. Pfizer
PFE outsources tasks for clinical
data management and software programming to Cognizant Technology SolutionsCTSH and SIRO Clinpharm Pvt. Ltd. of Mumbai, India.
Pfizer also has its own biometrics
unit based in India that performs
early phase drug trials for the parent company.
Drug testing is a good fit for outsourcing due to the high cost of
drug development and the lengthy
process for clinical trials, says consultant Spence.
Pharmaceutical firms can really
accelerate the development process by going offshore with parallel
activities in multiple locations, he
said.
5.8% on Wednesday, their biggest

drop in more than three years, on
concern the worlds biggest computer service companys results
missed Wall Street targets in the
quarter that ended Sept 30.
Theres unconfirmed speculation that they are going to bring
down their numbers for the quarter, that they are going to warn,
said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment officer of New York-based Solaris Asset Management, which
manages about $2 billion.
A spokesman for IBMIBM, which is
scheduled to release quarterly results on Oct. 16, said the company
doesnt respond to speculation and
market rumors.
Sanford Bernstein & Co said in an
e-mail to clients that the stock was
falling partly on speculation that
IBMs investor relations staff was
urging Wall Street analysts to lower
their estimates for the companys
quarterly results.
(This is) not confirmed and (we
are) skeptical of this,Sanford Bernstein said in the e-mail.
Thomas Weisel Partners analyst
DavidGrossman said he cut his forecast for IBMs quarterly revenue
last month.
He said he expects other analysts
to do so because the companys
sales will be hurt by the impact of
the greater-than-expectedstrengthening of the dollar against the euro
and other currencies.
Numbers are coming down, he
said. Some other people are talking about it now.
Armonk, N.Y.-based IBM shares
fell 6.83 to 110.13, its lowest close
since Feb. 25.
Itwas the biggest one-day percentage drop since an 8.3% decline on
April 15, 2005.
The company is the worlds biggest manufacturer of mainframe
computers and the second largest
software maker after MicrosoftMSFT.
Data Center Business On Rise;

Credit Crunch May Be Downer
Facilities Expensive To Build
BY REINHARDT KRAUSE
Just as things were looking up for

companies that manage data centers and survived the dot-com
crash, the credit crisis came along.
Companies in the data center, or
co-location, field provide places
where their customers put computer servers, routers and other gear
that connects to high-speed communications networks.
Theres strong demand for data
center space, but banks have cut
back on lending and co-location
firms wont have an easy time getting money to expand data centers.
It used to be that data centers
couldnt find enough customers.
Now theres demand and not
enough space, said Daniel Golding, an analyst at Tier1 Research,
part of the451 Group.With the capital crunch, its very hard to get
loans to build things, and these facilities are very expensive.
He says a typical data center might
cost $100 million to build, at a cost
of about $1,300 per square foot.
During the dot-com boom, hundreds of data centers were built.
After the crash in 2000-01, the glut
of data centers forced many providers into bankruptcy. Victims included Exodus Communications.
Now, you have the opposite situation, Golding said. If you walk
into a data center, theyre full of
servers. But to keep growing, (co-location firms) need capital.
Demand for data center facilities
began rebounding around 2005.
Software companies, online video

providers, e-commerce firms and
others needed bigger server farms
and more network bandwidth to deliver services via the Web.
Theres been a big turn of fortunes, said Rodney Ratliff, analyst
at Stanford Group. There was a serious overbuild of co-location space
with Exodus and that ilk. But
theres now much more high-bandwidth content. Thats creating a
need for faster routers, faster servers and other equipment that require co-location space.
Ratliff says co-location firms such
as EquinixEQIX and Switch & Data
FacilitiesSDXC are using more than
80% of their capacity in Silicon Valley, New York and elsewhere.
Theres a favorable environment
for pricing, Ratliff said.
Data center stocks, though, have
ridden the highs and lows. Equinix
shares plunged 99% from 2000
through 2003, jumped from less
than 6 to more than 120 over the
next three years, and have struggled this year amid market turmoil.
Switch & Data, which went public
last year, is down about a third since
late July.
Digital Realty TrustDLR has done
better, up 20% this year.
Another big gainer is thinly traded
FiberNet Telecom GroupFTGX, up
11% this year. It provides international phone companies with co-location services and access to fiberoptic networks that link commercial buildings. While FiberNet isnt
profitable, its cash flow is rising,
says Colby Synesael, an analyst at
Merriman Curhan Ford. He says FiberNet needs to get bigger.
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THE NEW AMERICA

P P D I N C . Wilmington, North Carolina
Clinical Trial Outsourcer Seeks Big Win Developing Its Own Drugs
PPD
BY PETER BENESH
ppdi.com
A decade ago, Fred Eshelman made

a bet. The founder and chief executive of PPD added drug discovery to
the companys core business.
That core business is providing
worldwide clinical trials and other
research services to pharmaceutical
and biotech companies with drugs
in development.
The bet is on the verge of paying
off, Eshelman says.
Branching out into discovery of
new drugs was a hedge against future uncertainty, Eshelman says.
When wefirst developed thestrategy, our fear was the core business
could go flat or the growth would go
out of it.
PPDsPPDI concern was multifold,
says Eric Coldwell, an analyst with
Robert W. Baird, which seeks PPD
business. It looked as if the contract research organization (CRO)
industry would mature and become
commoditized, making pricing an
issue.
Mature Industry?
The big question was, What else
can we do if it does or does not happen? Eshelman said. The key was
not to stray from the strengths of the
company, he says.
He paired new drug discovery
with PPDs global drug development services.
We put some skin in the game,
hesaid.If our compounds weresuccessful, then down the road PPD
would get milestones and royalties
straight to the bottom line.
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A PPD technician monitors patients in a phase one drug trial at the firms
Austin, Texas, clinic. Outsourced clinical trials are PPDs core business.
As it turns out, PPDs main business has thrived.

While earnings have bounced up
and down from quarter to quarter,
theyhave risen about 15% year-overyear since 2004. Revenues have
grown about 18% per year in the
same period.
Thomson Reuters analysts predict
PPD its legal name is Pharmaceutical Products Development will
bestow shareholders with $1.80 in
earnings for 2008, $2.12 in 2009 and
$2.46 in 2010.
Shares are now trading near 40, off
their 12-month high of 49. Shares
are now about 500% higher than in
2000.
Almost all of PPDs success to date
comes from its CRO work. Going

into drug discovery was a calculated
risk, says Eric Coldwell, analyst
with Robert W. Baird.
With a market cap of $5.1 billion,
PPD is second to $6.1-billion CovanceCVD among contract research
organizations.
The drug part of the business has
been a tolerable nuisance, while
the rest of the company has been a
phenomenal organization, Coldwell said.
The drug quest hasnt been a distraction, Eshelman says. It enhances core business and it means were
viewed as a potential partner in
stuff thats innovative.
PPD didnt go it alone. It sought
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and got partnerships for the drugs

in its pipeline.
Aside from milestone payments
from those arrangements, drug discovery has paid nothing. But thats
consistent with the 10-year average
it takes to get a drug approved and to
market.
PPD partnered with Japanese
pharma giant Takeda to get alogliptinthrough Food and Drug Administration approval and onto the market. Alogliptin is intended to treat
type 2 diabetes.
If it succeeds, PPD will receive not
only milestone payments from Takeda but also royalties. Takeda will
market in the U.S., Europe and
Japan.
Coldwell estimates that every
$100 million in alogliptin sales
would add four or five cents to earnings. Im confident Takeda will
market it well and it could be blockbuster, he said.
But FDA delays make it unlikely
that the drug will get approved before the end of this year, Coldwell
says. If the FDA approves, I believe
PPD would be halted and reopen

materially higher.
PPD partnered with Johnson &
JohnsonJNJ unit Janssen-Cilag for
commercialization of a second
drug, dapoxetine. Its solid science, Coldwell said.
Thedrug is for treatment of premature ejaculation. Every $100 million
in dapoxetine sales would translate
into 5 cents a share, Coldwell calculates.
Janssen-Cilag has filed a marketing application in Europe, has plans
to file for Canadian approval and is
in talks with the FDA.
An anti-cholesterol statin is in
phase two trials. PPD is flying solo
on that drug.
Theyve all been good investments, according to John Kreger, an
analyst with William Blair, which
owns PPD shares.
PPD has spent $170 million to
build its drug pipeline, Kreger says
in a written report.
Its had $100 million in milestone
payments, so its net outlay has been
$70 million.
The potential of PPDs drug pipeline has been generally regarded by
investors with indifference,
Kreger wrote.
While regulators may delay things,
the payoff could be just two years
away, Kreger says.
PPDs drug portfolio is worth $6 to
$7 per share, he says. Optimistic projections put its worth at $15 to $20
per share.
Thats thick icing on an already
rich cake. Founded in 1985, PPD
has emerged over the last decade as
oneof if not the best-run compa-
nies in an attractive pharmaceutical

outsourcing market, Kreger wrote.
It conducts research from the preclinical stage through post-marketing. Contrary to Eshelmans concerns of 10 years ago, the demand
for PPDs core services is growing.
So is the company.
Foreign Operations
Its expanded operations in foreign countries where its easier to
find patients who have not had previous treatments for their diseases.
It has over 10,000 employees in 31
countries.
The growth comes mostly from
Big Pharmas shifting more clinical
trial business to outside CROs, Eshelman says.
About 25% of pharmas development work is now farmed out. It will
exceed 50% within the next 10
years, Coldwell says.
Big Pharma finds it cheaper to
send work to CROs. Outsourcing is
a better financial play, Eshelman
said.
PPD can expect annual revenue
growth of 15%, Kreger says.
PPD had two sour quarters in its
last five. Analysts attribute that to
the ripple effect of a major shake-up
of top management.
Nine of the top 10 below CEO Eshelman were replaced, Coldwell
notes. They werent keeping up
with the companys growth.
Sometimes you need new blood
or different skill sets because you
getto a bigger sizeand scope, Eshelman said. Managers must be on the
same page or the troops wont follow.
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HCCI/NDQ
3/12
11.50
8.00
BHRT/NDQ
2/19
5.50
5.25
4.55
2.50 52.38
Medical-Biomed/Biotech Merriman Curhan Ford
MAKO/NDQ
2/14
11.00
10.00
9.09
7.11 28.90
Medical-Systems/Equip
ARST/NDQ
2/14
11.00
9.00 18.18
7.76 13.78
Computer Sftwr-Security Morgan Stanley
TYM/ASE
2/12
4.00
3.50 12.50
3.00 14.29
Elec-Misc Products
ArcSight Inc
Morgan J P
SOL/NSE
1/29
17.58
13.00 26.05
11.23 13.62
Energy-Other
Cascal
HOO/NSE
1/29
19.00
12.00 36.84
10.60 11.67
Morgan J P
ATA Inc
ATAI/NDQ
1/29
11.50
9.50 17.39
Merrill Lynch
8.56
9.89
Comml Svcs-Schools
RMG/NSE
1/25
19.00
17.50
7.89
19.78
13.03
IPCM/NDQ
1/25
17.00
16.00
5.88
24.59
53.69
Meridian Interstate Banc EBSB/NDQ
1/23
10.00
10.00
0.00
10.12
1.20
Banks-Northeast
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LONG VIEW
INVESTORS.COM
Net new flow, stock funds
12-Month Fund Flow

Investors slowed stock fund purchases for the 12
months ended Aug. 31. International and global
funds drew in $25.2 billion for the past year vs.
$144.6 billion a year earlier. Meanwhile, outow
from growth-and-income and aggressive growth
funds accelerated the past year.
Total net assets

Sept. 06 to Aug. 07
In billions
$90
60
30
0
-30
-60
Sept. 07 to Aug. 08
$8
August 07
In trillions
August 08
6
4
-1.2
International
Global
Emerging
markets
Growth
Sector
2
Income
Regional
Growth
Aggressive
and income
growth
*invest in stocks and bonds
0
Stock funds
Hybrid funds*
Bond funds
Source: Investment Company Institute
MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs

EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS
Growth Funds Leading The Market
Health Care Floats In Ocean Of Shorts
These funds are among the top 25% in 2- year performance
Few Long ETFs Are Up

Biotechs are standouts
for the past six months,
but leaders are off highs
BY DOUG ROGERS
Lost in a sea of inversely charged exchange traded funds that have

reaped the benefits of carnage in indexes invested overseas, in materials, chips and myriad other areas, a
handful of health care funds are
posting gains because investors actually like their holdings.
ProShares Ultrashort MSCI EAFE
EFU tops the six-month performance
list with a gain of 51.8%. The U.S.
subprime flu turned into pneumonia overseas, sending major markets tumbling and the ETFs that
short them soaring. Investors in
such funds will have to be on their
toes when the financial crisis is resolved and confidence is restored.
Short funds could plunge.
And health care ETFs could hold
up better when the tide turns. Much
farther down on the six-month performance list sits lightly traded
HealthShares CancerHHK. It has
gained 10.7% in the past six months
and 8% in the past year. It sports a
healthy Relative Strength Rating of
85.
Below the HealthShares ETF are
several more heavily traded biotech
funds. SPDR S&P BiotechXBI is up
about 10% in the past six months.
Its 13% off its high and trading
below its 10-week moving average

line, but boasts a Relative Strength
Rating of 84. Among main weightings are Imclone SystemsIMCL, Regeneron PharmaceuticalsREGN and
AmgenAMGN.
Imclone has been in play as a takeover target since late July. But no
deal has been reached. The developerof treatments for cancer has straddled its 10-week average the past
three weeks.
Biotech HOLDRsBBH is up about
3% the past six months. Its 12%
below its Aug. 15 high and looking
for support at its 40-week moving
average. GenentechDNA is its top
weighting at about 44%. The developer of treatments for cancer is 12%
off its high. Earnings growth slowed
to 5% in Q2, but analysts see a 23%
rebound in Q3.
IShares Nasdaq BiotechnologyIBB
is the most heavily traded of the top
biotech ETFs for the past six
months. Its up about 3% in the period. Its 11% off its Aug. 15 high and
sitting on its 40-week moving average line. Among top-weighted components are Amgen, Gilead SciencesGILD and CelgeneCELG.
Amgen is 11% off its 52-week high
and settling in to its third week
below its 10-week moving average.
Volume has dried up and the stock
retains a Relative Strength of 96.
But earnings growth has shriveled
to single digits for four of the past
five quarters as sales have evaporated. Analysts see flat results for Q3.
Celgene has swung below its
10-week line and is trying to make a
stand at its 40-week line, 18% off its
Mutual Fund Performance
SPDR S&P Biotech

XBI
60.60
70
+0.47 as of 10/1/08
65
60
RS
84
D+
Daily Graphs available

at investors.com/DGO/IC
50
Volume
160,000
60,000
20,000
16
30 13
June 08
27 11
July
25
19 3
22 5
8
September October
August
August high. Earnings have slowed six months, but in recent weeks has
but are seen rising 34% in Q3.
attracted volume way below its avAlso among top performers is B2B erage daily level of about 164,000
Internet HOLDRsBHH, a holdover shares for its 49-cent stock.
from the tech bubble thats down to
just two stocks in its portfolio: Arib- 00 E X P A N D E D F U N D L I S T I N G S A T
aARBA, with a weighting of about W W W . I N V E S T O R S . C O M / M O R E F U N D S
87%, and Internet CapitalICGE at 00 S E E M O R E E T F S C R E E N S A N D
about 13%. Its up 27.3% in the past T O O L S A T I N V E S T O R S . C O M / E T F
2008
%
Chg Fund
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
17 Mont&CldGrN 9 22.34n .29 21 Basic Value 10 21.49n .13

2008
4 Wk Net
2008
4 Wk Net
2008
4 Wk Net
2008
4 Wk Net
7 16.31n +.01
%
% Asset NAV %
% Asset NAV %
% Asset NAV %
% Asset NAV 20 OptimumMidN 13 22.80n .27 17 Equity Div
11 16.35n .18
Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg 11 TAMROSmlN 8 16.50n .29 23 Fndmtl Gr
15 Glob Alloc
7 15.83n .05
23 Fundmntl
11 32.48n .31
For Wednesday, October 1, 2008 31 Global Tech 14 53.96 1.24 Amana Funds
7
HealthSciOp
b
6 26.70n +.62
22 Gr Fd Amer 11 25.70n .21
6 GloblBond
6 7.36 .01
$ 1.3 bil 8007288762
Baird Funds
30 Intl Opport 14 26.07n .19
27 Gr & Inc
11 3.11 .03 .. Growth
8 9.97n .04
.. no quote 11 Hi Inc Tr
$ 1.8 bil 8007922473
25
Lg
Core
9 9.37 .12
13 30.35 .25 .. Income
.. no quote 16 Inc Fd Am
6 15.67n +.03 2 AggregteBd 2 9.90n +.03
38 AcadEmMkt 13 19.41n .08 27 Growth
23
Lg
Value
8 13.50 .19
11 HiIncome b 9 7.19 .03
20 Inv Co Am
8 25.98n +.01
Amer Cent A
AdvisorOne Funds
Baron Funds
BlackRock I
33 Intl Growth 14 13.67 .05
$ 5.7 bil 8003452021
16 Mutual
8 23.25n .14
$ 936 mil 8668110225
$ 16.0 bil 8009922766
$ 1.7 bil 8004417762
9 25.61n .09 20 Asset
16 14.33 .09 10 Equity Inc
4 6.89n +.01 23 New Pers
24 Amerigo N 11 11.75n .09 35 Intl Val
10 51.12n 1.00 22 Lg Value
8 14.70 .20
25 Lrg Cp Grow 11 17.65 +.01 20 FundmtlEq 8 11.75 .11 28 New World 12 42.03n .40 19 Growth
AIM Funds A
10 41.09n .60
BlackRock Instl
4 Muni CA
5 10.05 .02 28 Heritage
15 15.53 .19 31 SmCpWrld 13 26.93n .23 24 Partners
$ 30.2 bil 8009594246
13 17.50n .44
$ 29.3 bil 8004417762
7 27.44n .09 23 Small Cap
36 AsianPacGr m 12 18.26 .02 26 Wealth Appr 11 11.77 .03 1 RealEstate 6 20.79n .47 17 Wash Mut
11 18.46n .24 26 AllGlobRes m 16 15.65 .55
15 StrAlloMod 7 5.71n .02
Alliance Brnstn Adv
American Funds A
23 Basic Bal b 14 10.03 .02
BB & T Funds
16 Bal Cap
8 21.83 .13
$ 5.8 bil 8002215672
$ 699 bil 8004214120
Amer Cent Adv
31 Basic Value b 18 21.71 .14
$ 1.8 bil 8002281872
16 14.59n .09
20 AMCAP
9 15.47 .11 0 TotRetBdIns 3 9.92n +.02 21 Basic Value 10 23.00 .14
$ 2.0 bil 8003452021
28 Cap Dvlp b 14 13.21 .30 35 Intl Val
17 Equity Div
7 16.66 ..
6 16.22 .05
3 10.82n +.04 13 Balanced
12 Charter b
8 14.51 .11 26 Wealth Appr 11 11.82n .03 + 1 Infltn Adj
BBH Funds
22 FndmtL Gr 11 18.67 .21
8 Bd Fd Am
5 11.55 ..
Alliance Brnstn B
Amer Cent Instl
28 Constlatn b 11 21.21 .32
$ 1.1 bil 8006255759
14 Glob Alloc
7 16.95 .04
$ 3.8 bil 8002215672
$ 7.7 bil 8003452021
19 CapIncBldr 7 49.45 .10 .. Intl Eq N
34 Develp Mkts m14 22.23 .18
.. no quote 29 Glob Growth 12 13.71 .10
22 Energy b
15 34.85 1.18 19 Bal Wealth 9 10.83n .02 10 Equity Income 4 6.89n +.01 24 CapWld G&I 10 33.12 .17
Bernstein Funds
21 Glob Sm Cp 11 18.53 .16
2 Intl Bond
2 13.88 +.01 3 CapWrldBd 3 18.92 +.04
Alliance Brnstn C
32 Euro Grwth m 13 29.19 .14
$ 27.8 bil 2127564097
+ 4 GNMA
0 9.76n +.02
27
EuroPac
Gr
10
37.18
.30
$
5.6
bil
8002215672
20
LrgCoVal
8
5.62
n
+.02
12 GlbHlthCare b 8 25.25 .09
0 CA Muni
2 13.96n .. + 3 IntGovtBd
1 10.36n +.03
11 32.56 .31
33 GlbSmMidGr m13 16.35 .19 19 Bal Wealth 9 10.84n .02 1 Real Estate 6 20.79n .47 22 Fundmntl
0 Diversifd Muni 3 13.79n .02 30 Intl Opport 13 29.28n .21
21 Gr Fd Amer 11 26.74 .21
36 Intl Val
16 14.02n .09
Amer Cent Inv
27 Intl Growth 10 23.52 .10
36 Emerg Mkts 14 25.76n .21 29 Intl Val
11 20.31 +.03
7 High Inc Muni 6 13.53 .02
$ 52.6 bil 8003452021
Alliance Brnstn I
24 Lrg Cap Gr b 10 10.03 .15
34 Intl
14 16.46n .05 24 Lrg Core
8 10.24 .13
$ 5.0 bil 8002215672
14 1ChoiceMod 7 10.74n .03 11 High Income 8 9.97 .04
9 Mid Core Eq b 8 21.58 .23
3 Intrmd Dur 4 12.28n +.04 5 Natl Muni
5 9.47 .01
22 GlbRlEstII
8 8.91n .10 1 CA TxFreeBd 4 10.57n .. 16 IncFd Amer 5 15.77 +.03
3 Real Estate b 6 21.84 .41
0 NY Muni
3 13.59n .02 20 S&P500Idx 9 14.43n .06
35 Intl Value
16 14.39 .09 + 2 Divers Bd
1 10.10n +.03 2 Interm Bond 1 12.88 +.03
11 Sml Cap Eq b 10 10.38 .15
34 Tx Mg Intl
14 16.45n .07 17 SmGrEq
12 19.92n .40
8 26.10 +.02
4 Intmd Dur
4 13.95n +.03 44 Emerg Mkts 16 6.28n .04 19 Inv Co Am
18 Sml Cap Gr b 11 23.79 .43
Berwyn Funds
8 TotalRet m 5 10.18 +.03
4 14.63 .01
17 EquityGrow 8 19.83n .14 1 Ltd Tax Ex
Allianz A
+ 4 USGovt
0 8.65 +.02
$ 408 mil 8009926757
7 TotalRetII
5 8.64n +.02
7 23.41 .14
$ 8.5 bil 8004260107
10 EquityInc
4 6.89n +.01 16 Mutual
AIM Funds B
2 Income
4 11.37n .02 17 US Opportun 10 31.42n .25
10 20.06 .14
17 NFJ Div Val 8 13.35 .12 28 Giftrust
15 23.02n .28 26 New Econ
$ 4.4 bil 8009594246
Blackrock A
Blackrock R
9 26.21 .09
25 NFJ IntlVal 14 19.41 +.06 + 3 Ginnie Mae
0 10.29n +.02 23 New Pers
31 Basic Value m 18 19.60n .12
$ 36.3 bil 8004417762
$ 1.5 bil 8004417762
7 NFJSmlCpVal 7 27.51 .08 25 Glbl Gold Eq + 3 16.82n +.27 28 New World 12 43.07 .40
12 Charter m
8 13.88n .11
7 16.39n .04
22 OCC Growth 13 23.42 .41 26 GlblGrwth 12 7.75n .10 + 1 ShrtTermBd 1 9.83 .. 25 AllGlobRes m 16 15.47 .54 14 Glob Alloc
9 Mid Core Eq m 8 17.80 .18
12 17.69 +.56
BNY Mellon
+ 1 Govt Bond
0 10.87n +.04 31 Sm Cp Wrld 13 28.22 .24 20 Aurora b
Allianz Admin
AIM Funds C
8 21.75 .13
$ 12.3 bil 2124951784
6 14.89 .01 16 BalCaptial
$ 1.4 bil 8004260107
20 Growth
10 20.98n .29 5 Tax Ex CA
$ 3.3 bil 8009594246
10 22.85 .15 + 2 Bond M
1 12.22 +.02
7 NFJSmlVal 7 27.52n .07 27 Heritage
15 15.90n .19 4 Tax ExBdAm 5 11.41 .. 21 BasicVal
12 Charter m
8 13.91n .11
7 16.63 .. 30 Emg Mkts M 12 14.40n .10
0 13.57 +.03 17 Equity Div
19 Income & Gr 8 23.17n .11 + 2 US Gov Sec
Allianz C
23 Energy m
15 31.82n 1.08
11 18.13 .20 + 1 Int Bond M 2 12.16n +.03
$ 3.6 bil 8004260107
+ 2 Infltn Adj
3 10.84n +.04 16 Wash Mutl 7 27.60 .10 22 Fndmtl Gr
AIM Funds Instl
14
Glob
Alloc
7
16.88
.04
28 Intl M
9 10.84n .02
18 NFJ Div Val 8 13.32n .12 2 Intl Bond
2 13.87n ..
Aquila Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8005541156
29 Glob Growth 12 13.51 .11 22 Lrg Stk M
10 7.82n .03
$ 1.9 bil 8002284227
36 Intl Disc
16 8.89n .13
Allianz Instl
26 Intl Growth 10 23.91n .10
11 9.63n .16
$ 6.1 bil 8004260107
30 IntlGrowth 13 9.62n .07 1 HI Tax Free A 3 10.79 .02 22 Glob Res b 23 45.40 1.81 22 Mid Stk M
AIM Funds P
21 Glob SmCp 11 18.25 .16 3 NatlIntMunM 4 12.29n .01
17 NFJ Div Val 8 13.46n .13 20 LrgCoVal
8 5.62n +.02
Ariel Mutual Fds
$ 2.1 bil 8009594246
1
Govt
Inc
1
10.19
+.03
3 PAIntMunM 4 11.88n .01
$ 3.7 bil 8002927435
7 NFJSmlCpVal 7 28.65n .07 7 Mid Cp Val
5 10.41n .01
22 Summit P b 10 11.67n .17 .. AlphaHedg .. no quote 1 Real Estate 6 20.76n .47 16 Appreciation 9 36.27n .12 6 HealthSciOp b 5 28.15 +.66 16 Sml Stk M
7 10.57n .05
AIM Funds Investor
8 6.58 .03
23 Select
11 31.62n .27 21 Ariel
8 36.54n +.01 10 HiYld Bd
Brandes
Alpine Funds
$ 6.3 bil 8005541156
+ 2 IntGovtBd
1 10.38 +.03
$ 3.1 bil 8887855578
+ 3 ShTerm Govt 0 9.55n +.03
Artisan Funds
$ 832 mil 8002377119
9 Diverse Div b 6 11.29 +.03 33 Dynamic Div 12 7.15 .07 9 Sm Cp Value 8 6.84n .05
30 Intl Opport 14 27.99 .20 24 Intl Eq Inst
$ 23.2 bil 8003441770
9 17.42n .01
28 Dynamics b 15 17.08n .36 51 Intl RealEst 25 19.32n .17 15 StrAlloMod 7 5.72n .01 .. Intl
.. no quote 30 Latin Amer r 18 45.69 .65
Brandywine Fds
22 Energy b
15 34.73n 1.18 + 3 UShTxOptInc 0 10.00n .. + 5 Target 2010 + 1 102.80n +.30 18 Intl Val I
8 10.03 .13
8 21.01n .19 24 Lg Core
$ 8.5 bil 8006563017
32 Euro Grwth m 13 29.15 .14
8 14.39 .19 34 Blue
+ 6 Target 2015 1 90.90n +.58 40 IntlSmlCap 17 14.18 .10 22 Lg Value
Am Beacon AMR
17 23.38n .47
12 GlbHlthCare 8 25.26 .09
$ 1.6 bil 8003883344
.. no quote 23 Natural Res 15 54.13 1.60 28 Brandywine 14 26.46n .40
+ 4 Target 2020 1 67.29n +.81 .. Mid Cap
Alger Funds A
23 Large Cap Val 10 17.93n .03 + 5 Target 2025
.. no quote 20 S&P500Idx 9 14.37n .06
0 58.97n +1.27 .. Mid Cap Val
Bridgeway Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8009923863
12 18.39 .37
.. no quote 17 SmGrEq b
2 Tax Free
4 10.28n .01 .. Small Cap
Am Beacon Inst
$ 2.8 bil 8006613550
29 Capital Appr 15 10.88 .15
5 10.18 +.02 35 Aggr Inv 2
$ 6.2 bil 8003883344
27 Ultra
11 18.28n .23 .. Small Cap Val .. no quote 8 TotalRet
19 14.17n .35
30 Spectra
15 8.27n .10 27 Intl Equity 10 16.59n +.01 11 Value
18 US Opport
10 30.02 .24 9 Brown SmCo 7 32.35n .12
4 5.40n +.03
Asset Mgmt Fds
Alger Instl
BlackRock B
$ 1.5 bil 8005273713
23 Large Cap Val 10 18.10n .03 31 Vista
14 14.82n .15
Buffalo Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8009923863
$ 5.7 bil 8004417762
12 UltraShMort 1 8.16n +.03
+ 1 Sh Term Bd 2 8.58n +.01
American Fds B
$ 2.6 bil 8004928332
29 Cap Appr
15 15.51n .20 9 Sml Cap Val 9 15.98n .14
15 Glob Alloc
7 16.48n .04 15 Small Cap
$ 40.7 bil 8004214120
AssetMark Funds
8 19.84n .19
40 Mid Cap Gr 18 11.51n .23 + 3 TreasInfPrC 3 10.09n .. 21 AMCAP
BlackRock BlRk
9 14.83n .10
$ 2.8 bil 8006645345
27 Small Grow 13 20.90n .30
$ 2.9 bil 8004417762
14 Balanced
6 16.17n .04 5 Cor Pl Fxd
3 8.55n +.02
Am Beacon Pln
5 8.65n +.01 6 C&O MktOpp 0 21.45n +.11
Alliance Brnstn A
$ 7.2 bil 8003883344
9 BondFdAm 5 11.55n .. 24 Lrg Cap Gr 12 7.68n .14 7 TotalRet
Calamos Funds
$ 22.7 bil 8002215672
BlackRock C
27 Intl Equity 10 16.37n +.01 19 CapIncBldr 7 49.45n .10
ASTON Funds
$ 22.6 bil 8008237386
19 Bal Wealth 9 10.88 .02 23 Large Cap Val 10 17.23n .03 24 CpWrldG&I 10 32.96n .17
$ 3.3 bil 8009928151
$ 19.6 bil 8004417762
10 25.02 .16
18 Balanced
7 13.43 .07 9 Sml Cap Val 9 15.59n .14 27 EuroPac Gr 10 36.50n .30 16 Mont&CldGrI 9 22.45n .30 26 AllGlobRes m 17 15.16 .54 20 Gr & Inc A
20 Gr & Inc B
10 28.26n .18
20 Gr & Inc C
10 25.16n .16
32 Growth A
16 40.08 .66
32 Growth B
16 40.52n .67
32 Growth C
16 37.09n .61
Fund tables list 4,000 funds in the IBD Monday Special/IBD Weekly Special edition and 2,200 funds on other days. 8 Mkt Neut A 4 11.75 .07
Calvert Group
The list is composed of funds with a 36-Month Performance Rating of A+, A or A- and with at least $200 million in as$ 10.6 bil 8003682745
sets,plus funds ranked by assets regardless of performance rating. All other funds can be found at www.investors.com/
5 15.06 .14
data and at dailygraphs.coms Fund Center. O Denotes independent fund that does not belong to family listed above. 6 Income A
Each 36-Month Performance Rating, vs. all other mutual funds, is recalculated each month on a total return basis. All 29 LrgCapGrA 11 25.38 .32
0 ShDurInc A 2 15.64 .07
dividends and capital gains included. Daily accrual fund returns are calculated on a monthly basis. A+=Top 5%, A=Top
10%, A#=Top 15%, B+=Top 20%, B=Top 25%, B#=Top 30%, C+=Top 35%, C=Top 40%, C#=Top 45%, D+=Top 50%, 2 Social Bd A 3 15.08 .08
D=Top 60%, D#= Top 70%, E=Below 70%. A+, A, A# and B+ 36-Month Performance Ratings are all boldfaced. % 16 Social Eq A 9 32.54 .38
Cambiar Funds
changes are on a total return basis. Top 2% of funds in % performance yesterday are boldfaced. Performance of income
$ 1.8 bil 8667778227
funds may be compared to other income funds, bond funds to other bond funds, etc. Fund company family names are
boldfaced. Fund familyassets as of 08/31/08.b=assets used to pay 12(b)(1) plan distribution costs, r=redemptioncharge 23 OpportInstl 13 14.74n .18
may apply, n=no initial load and appears after Net Asset Value, m=multiple fees, p=previous days quote, s=split, x=ex- 23 OpportInv 13 14.71n .18
dividend or capital gains distribution. 5-Yr After Tax Rtn=5 year after-tax return assuming an average ordinary income
Causeway Funds
tax rate of 35% on dividends and a 15% long-term capital gains tax rate. The top 25% of growth funds for the past 2 years
$ 3.0 bil 8669477000
that are beating the S&P 500 this year are shown graphically each day on the first Mutual Funds page. All figures are on 28 Intl Val Ins r 12 12.00n .15
a total return basis. Funds shown in the two daily performance lists have at least $125 million in assets and a 36-Month 29 Intl Val Inv r 12 11.91n .14
Performance Rating of B or better, unless otherwise noted.
CG Cap Mkt Fds
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55
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
$ 8.5 bil
1 CorFxInc
2 7.88n +.02
37 EmergMkts 14 12.59n .14
31 IntlEq
13 10.18n .09
24 LgCapGr
14 12.26n .20
22 LgCapValEq 11 8.74n .07
CGM Funds
$ 11.0 bil 8003454048
18 Focus
4 43.19n .20
12 Mutual
3 27.74n +.16
10 Realty
9 27.97n .42
2 ChampSmCo 7 12.58n .13
Chesapeake Fds
$ 857 mil 8005253863
27 Core Growth 13 14.72n .16
30 Clipper
9 56.31n +.56
+ 2 CO Bond A 1 9.24 ..
Cohen & Steers
$ 7.4 bil 8004379912
0 Instl Realty 5 37.19 .88
30 IntlRltyA
10 11.26 .15
30 IntlRltyC
10 11.22 .14
29 IntlRltyI
10 11.28 .15
1 RltyShrs
6 56.95 1.37
Columbia A
$ 29.6 bil 8003456611
19 Acorn
10 23.01 .16
31 Acorn Intl
13 29.36 .28
28 Acorn Sel
20 19.52 .20
+ 3 Fed Secs
0 10.52 +.03
23 Intl Value
8 15.06 +.14
20 Lrg Cap Val 7 10.89 ..
25 Marsico Gr 10 17.09 .11
27 Marsico21st 10 12.09 .09
33 MarsicoIntl 13 10.75 .09
19 Mid Cap Val 8 11.75 .04
24 MrscoFocEq 11 18.64 .11
6 SmCpVal I
7 40.74 .31
3 Strat Inc
3 5.53 .01
5 Tax Exempt 6 12.37 .01
Columbia B
$ 3.5 bil 8003456611
19 Acorn
10 21.71n .15
Columbia C
$ 5.5 bil 8003456611
19 Acorn
10 21.57n .14
26 Marsico Gr 10 15.84n .10
27 Marsico21st 10 11.46n .09
Columbia Z
$ 81.5 bil 8003456611
18 Acorn
10 23.67n .15
31 Acorn Intl
13 29.45n .29
28 Acorn Sel
20 19.94n .20
16 Acorn USA
9 22.55n .20
28 AcrnIntlSel 14 22.62n .32
2 CoreBond Z 2 10.02n +.03
17 Div Inc Z
7 11.96n .05
38 Emerg Mkts 15 8.83n .07
23 EngNatRes 17 19.36n .45
8 Hi Yld Muni 6 9.61n .02
9 High Income 6 7.34n .03
30 Intl Equity 12 12.01n .08
30 Intl Stk
14 11.91n .03
22 Intl Value
8 15.21n +.14
5 Intmd Bond 5 8.00 +.02
2 IntmMuniBd 4 9.76 ..
23 Large Gr
11 19.76n .26
20 Lg Cap Idx
9 22.70n .10
19 Lrg Cap Val 7 10.91n +.01
20 LrgCapCore 8 11.95n .05
20 LrgEnCore
8 11.36n .11
25 Marsico Gr 10 17.38n .11
27 Marsico21st 10 12.28n .10
32 MarsicoIntl 13 10.92n .09
24 Mid Cap Gr 14 19.97n .33
19 Mid Cap Val 8 11.76n .04
15 MidCap Idx 10 9.79n .11
24 MrscoFocEq 10 19.06n .11
+ 3 Real Est Eq 4 13.59n .25
24 Sel Lg Gr
15 9.46n .08
21 Sel Small
9 14.18n .16
0 Sh Trm Bond 2 9.56n ..
+ 2 Sh Trm Muni 1 10.23n ..
8 Sm Cap Indx 8 17.25n .09
21 Small Gr I
11 24.07n .40
6 SmCpVal I
7 42.53n .33
13 SmCpVal II 9 11.81n +.01
3 Strat Inc
3 5.47n .01
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
23 Strat Inv
10 15.95n .17
5 Tax Exempt 6 12.37n .01
4 TotRet Bond 3 8.88n +.02
+ 5 US Trea Idx
0 11.11n +.05
26 Val&Restrc 17 41.75n .93
Commerce Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8003052140
1 Bond
2 17.85n +.04
+ 2 CRAQualInv b
010.4
5n +.03
Credit Suisse Common
$ 1.3 bil 8005772321
8 CommodRtn 9 10.89 .03
CRM Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8002762883
17 Mid Val Ins 10 24.67n .07
DE
Davis Funds A
$ 28.5 bil 8002790279
24 Financial
9 30.78 +.41
20 NY Venture 9 31.81 +.02
Davis Funds B
$ 1.7 bil 8002790279
21 NY Venture 9 30.32n +.02
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 14.6 bil 8002790279
21 NY Venture C 9 30.52n +.02
20 NY Venture Y 9 32.23n +.02
13 Delafield 12 21.28n .21
Delaware A
$ 10.0 bil 8005234640
3 DivrsInc A
4 8.21 +.01
33 Emerg Mkts 12 11.49 .06
24 LargeCapVal 14 13.47 .08
3 Tax Fr MN
4 11.59 .02
Delaware Instl
$ 1.4 bil 8008285052
28 US Growth 14 11.57n .10
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 3.6 bil 8002318002
27 Emerg Mkts 13 10.14n .06
+ 3 Global Fxd Inc 0 11.95n +.02
25 Intl Equity
9 17.33n +.06
25 Labor Intl
9 14.85n +.07
DFA Investment
$ 104 bil 3103958005
+ 2 1 Yr Fixed Inc 0 10.13n +.01
+ 2 2Yr Glbl Fxd
0 10.30n +.01
+ 2 5 Yr Gov
+ 1 10.36n +.04
+ 1 5GlbFxdInc 1 10.64n +.02
30 Emerg Mkts 11 23.03n .12
30 Emerg Mkts II 11 20.58n .11
39 Emg Mkt Sml 15 13.37n .01
33 EmMktCorEq 13 13.80n .07
36 EmrgMktValI 14 27.89 .19
14 Glbl60/40 I
7 10.95 .03
22 Global Eq I 10 11.48 .06
29 Intl Small Co 14 13.05n .10
28 Intl SmCpVal 14 13.74n .09
29 Intl Value
11 16.78n +.04
29 Intl Value III 11 15.71n +.05
29 Intl Value IV 11 13.99n +.03
28 IntlCoreEq 12 9.67n .03
29 IntlRealEst 7 6.01 .04
+ 4 Intrm Govt
0 11.82n +.04
26 Lg Cap Intl 10 18.82n .01
1 Real Estate 5 23.07n .53
+ 1 Sh Trm Muni 1 10.00n ..
16 TAUSCorEq2 9 7.76n .05
16 TaxMg US Sm 10 19.79n .26
14 TaxMgTgtVal 10 18.23n .16
28 TxM Intl Val 10 13.66n +.01
20 TxM US MkVl 9 13.54n .10
20 TxM US MkVl II 9 13.04n .10
18 TxMgdUSEq 9 12.42n .08
18 US Cor Eq 1 9 9.57n .06
17 US Cor Eq 2 9 9.54n .05
19 US Lg Cap Val 10 18.60n .22
20 US Lg Co Instl 9 9.11n .02
19 US LgCapVal 3 10 14.22n .17
20 US Lrg Co
9 34.15n .10
15 US Micro Cap 9 11.42n .17
13 US Small Cap 9 16.63n .18
12 US Sml Val
9 20.78n .18
15 US VectorEq 9 9.39n .04
9 USTgtVal
8 13.79n .05
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 4.0 bil 6142553333
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
10 LgShtA
6 16.55 .08
10 LongShortI 6 16.66n .08
Dodge&Cox
$ 137 bil 8006213979
.. Balanced
.. no quote
.. Income
.. no quote
28 Intl Stock
14 33.09n .09
26 Stock
14 96.87n .57
Domini Soc Inv
$ 1.1 bil 8007626814
19 Equity
9 25.89n .13
Dreyfus
$ 22.1 bil 8006456561
17 Appreciation 7 37.16n .03
20 Bas S&P500 9 24.16n .10
0 Bd Mkt Inv
2 9.88n +.02
21 Disc Stock 10 27.15n .09
20 Dreyfus Fund 9 7.96n .02
23 Growth & Inc 11 12.15n .13
4 Intm Inc A
4 11.61 +.02
3 Intm Muni
4 12.54n .01
21 MidCapVal A 13 22.38 .09
5 Muni Bond r 6 10.59n .02
4 NY Tx Ex r
6 13.56n .02
16 S&P MidIndx 10 23.95n .27
20 S&P500 Idx 9 33.11n .15
8 SmCpStkIdx 7 19.50n .10
Dreyfus Premier
$ 14.1 bil 8002428671
4 CA Tax Ex Z 5 13.53n .01
30 Emrg Mkts A 12 14.00 .12
30 Emrg MktsI 12 14.03n .12
+ 3 GNMA x
0 14.38n .01
54 GrtrChina A 18 22.37 .12
24 New Leadr A 14 29.04 .33
Driehaus Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8886368835
41 EmergMktsGr 13 25.68n .20
38 Intl Disc
19 25.91n .38
Dupree Mutual
$ 967 mil 8008660614
4 KY Tax Fr Inc 5 7.12n .02
DWS Scudder A
$ 16.4 bil 8006211048
15 Balanced
8 8.22 .04
16 Cap Growth 10 47.42 .59
28 Dreman HRt 12 32.12 +.32
12 DremanSmVal 9 30.15 .24
9 High Income 7 4.31 .01
5 Mgd Muni
6 8.29 .01
.. RREEFRealEs .. no quote
+ 3 StrGovSec
0 8.37 +.02
29 Technology 14 9.45 .20
DWS Scudder C
$ 1.3 bil 8006211048
29 Dreman HRt 12 32.07 +.31
DWS Scudder Instl
$ 4.2 bil 8006211048
17 AdvLifLngRg 8 8.68n .05
6 CoreFxdInc 3 9.69n +.02
20 Eq 500 Idx
9 131.46n .58
DWS Scudder S
$ 19.2 bil 8006211048
16 Cap Growth 10 47.82n .59
20 Eq 500 Idx
9 130.16n .58
.. GlobalThem
.. no quote
27 Gold & Prec 2 15.58n +.17
22 Growth & Inc 11 13.92n .21
+ 4 IncomeGNMA 0 14.76n +.03
32 Intl
14 47.28n .41
18 Lrg Cap Val 10 16.63 .21
31 LtnAmerEq 18 49.04n .54
5 Mgd Muni Bd 6 8.30n .01
2 ShDurPlus
2 9.36n ..
8 StrHiYdTax 8 11.27n .04
Eaton Vance A
$ 31.4 bil 8002256265
13 AMTFrMunBd 10 8.14 .10
.. Balanced
.. no quote
25 DivBuilder 12 10.74 .04
9 Floating Rt 6 8.51 .04
+ 3 Govt Oblig
0 7.24 +.02
51 Greatr India 18 17.10 +.35
14 Hi Yld Muni 10 8.12 .07
10 Inc Bostn
8 5.25 .04
18 Lrg Cap Val 8 18.34 .24
30 MultiCapGr 22 7.22 .03
5 Natl LtdMuni 5 9.39 .02
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
16 Natl Muni
12 8.98 .08
2 Strat Inc
4 7.44 .01
19 Tax Mgd Val 9 17.08 .24
18 TaxMgGr 1.1 8 22.20 .06
20 TxMgdDivInc 8 10.36 .02
17 TxMgdGr 1.0 8 500.88n 1.16
+ 1 WW HlthSci 4 10.43 +.03
Eaton Vance C
$ 7.0 bil 8002256265
25 DivBuilder 12 10.77n .04
9 Floating Rt 6 8.23n .03
18 Lrg Cap Val 8 18.34n .24
17 Natl Muni
12 8.98 .08
3 Strat Inc
4 7.04 .01
21 TxMgdDivInc 8 10.34 .02
Eton Vance Instl
$ 1.4 bil 8002256265
30 TxMgdEmMkt 13 37.14n .08
Evergreen A
$ 13.7 bil 8003432898
+ 2 Adj Rate
0 9.07 ..
12 Asset Alloc 4 12.74 .02
26 Balanced
16 6.62 .18
31 EmgMktsGr 13 17.06 .13
26 Glbl Opport 12 26.31 .22
4 Muni Bond 6 6.83 .01
20 PreciousMtl + 2 52.24 +.48
9 Special Val 6 18.67 .21
20 Util&Telecm 9 12.07 .09
Evergreen B
$ 3.1 bil 8003432898
13 Asset Alloc 4 12.53n .02
Evergreen C
$ 6.2 bil 8003432898
13 Asset Alloc 4 12.29 .02
21 PreciousMtl + 2 48.91 +.45
Evergreen I
$ 13.2 bil 8003432898
+ 2 Adj Rate
0 9.07n ..
18 Core Bond
8 8.18n +.01
31 EmgMktGrwth 13 17.75n .13
19 EnhcedS&P5 8 13.26n .08
0 Intl Bond I
1 10.75n +.04
30 Intl Eqty
11 7.62n .01
4 Muni Bond 6 6.83n .01
9 Special Val 6 18.84n .21
21 Strat Gr I
12 26.62n .26
3 US Govt
2 9.46n +.02
F
8 Fairholme 8 29.17 .30
FAM Funds
$ 812 mil 8009323271
10 Value
5 40.76n .09
FBR Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8888880025
21 Focus Inv r 8 43.23n +.16
14 GasUtilInv r 7 17.70n +.01
Federated A
$ 16.0 bil 8002455051
19 Amer Ldrs
8 13.96 .08
6 Bond
7 7.92 ..
13 Capital Apprec 7 18.47 .03
16 Equity Inc
6 16.99 ..
9 Hi Inc Bond 7 6.62 .06
32 InterCont
14 45.02 .34
26 Kaufmann 11 4.63 .02
27 KaufSmlCap 13 18.85 +.05
1 Mkt Opps
+ 1 11.66 .03
5 StratInc
5 7.95 .04
+ 2 US Govt Secs 0 7.57 +.02
Federated B
$ 3.2 bil 8002455051
14 Capital Apprec 7 17.58n .03
26 Kaufmann 11 4.40 .03
Federated C
$ 3.5 bil 8002455051
26 Kaufmn C
11 4.40 .03
2 Mkt Opps
0 11.58 .03
Federated F
$ 1.0 bil 8002455051
+ 2 Govt Inc Sec
0 8.76 +.03
Federated Instl
$ 14.6 bil 8003417400
+ 3 GNMA Instl
0 10.86n +.03
+ 3 Govt 13 Instl 0 10.68n +.01
+ 4 Govt 25 Instl 0 11.53n +.05
+ 2 GovUltSh
0 9.85n ..
+ 2 GovUltSh Sv
0 9.85n ..
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
+ 3 Income Instl
0 10.25n +.03
26 Kaufmann K 11 4.63 .03
15 Mid Cap Idx 10 17.77n .20
+ 1 Mortgage
0 9.64n +.03
+ 4 Tot Ret Gov
0 11.05n +.05
0 Tot Rtn Bd
2 10.28n +.01
1 TotRtnBd Svc 2 10.28n +.01
Federated Y
$ 312 mil 8002455051
+ 3 US Gov 13
0 10.68n +.01
Fidelity Adv A
$ 23.9 bil 8005227297
30 Divers Intl r 11 15.34 .04
40 EmergMkts r 15 18.02 .20
28 Equity Gr
11 46.48 .31
23 Equity Inc
10 21.80 .01
18 HiInc Advt 12 7.93 .10
31 IntlDiscov r 11 29.71 .02
29 Lev Co Stk 21 27.05 .76
33 Mid Cap A
14 15.61 .21
22 Mid Cp II
12 13.23 .18
22 New Insight 8 16.78 .08
13 Small Cap
7 21.31 .20
4 Strat Inc
5 10.72 .02
Fidelity Adv C
$ 8.6 bil 8005227297
30 Divers Intl 11 14.62n .04
29 Lev Co Stk 21 25.96n .74
22 New Insight 8 16.26n .07
5 Strat Inc
5 10.70n .02
Fidelity Adv Free A
$ 4.4 bil 8005448888
15 2015
7 10.37 .01
19 2020
9 10.82 .02
20 2025
9 10.35 .03
22 2030
10 10.98 .04
Fidelity Adv I
$ 24.4 bil 8005260084
24 Div Growth 14 9.57n .07
30 Divers Intl 11 15.62n .05
28 Equity Grow 11 49.50n .33
23 Equity Inc
10 22.43n .01
+ 4 GovtIncome
0 10.44 +.04
23 Growth & Inc 11 16.00n .07
18 HiInc Advt 13 7.60n .10
28 Large Cap
11 14.80n +.02
29 Lev Co Stk 21 27.35n .77
33 Mid Cap I
14 16.19n .22
22 New Insight 8 16.96n .08
28 Overseas
10 17.17n .01
1 Sh Fxd Inc
1 8.90n +.02
+ 4 Sh Intmd Govt 0 9.85n +.02
13 Small Cap
7 22.17n .21
4 Strat Inc
5 10.82n .02
3 TotalBond
4 9.73n +.03
Fidelity Adv T
$ 23.2 bil 8005260084
20 Balanced
11 12.97 .07
30 Divers Intl 11 15.15 .05
28 Equity Gr
11 46.35 .31
23 Equity Inc
10 22.09 .01
41 Growth Opp 20 25.34 .39
18 HiInc Advt 12 7.96 .10
29 Lev Co Stk 21 26.63 .75
33 Mid Cap
14 15.79 .21
22 New Insight 8 16.67 .08
14 Small Cap
7 20.72 .19
4 Strategic Inc 5 10.71 .02
Fidelity Freedom
$ 81.6 bil 8005448888
6 2000
4 11.33n .01
13 2005
6 10.04n .01
13 2010
7 12.49n .02
14 2015
7 10.40n .02
17 2020
8 12.64n .04
18 2025
9 10.46n .04
20 2030
9 12.64n .05
21 2035
10 10.45n .05
22 2040
10 7.34n .03
22 2045
10 8.64n .04
23 2050
10 8.57n .04
5 Income
3 10.51n ..
Fidelity Select
$ 27.1 bil 8005448888
2 Biotechnlgy r 9 65.20n .53
27 Brokrge&Inv r 9 46.82n +.56
18 Chemicals r 16 67.92n .84
10 ConsumeStpl r 3 60.15n +.78
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
28 Dfnse&Aero r 15 59.95n 1.04

33 Electronics r 14 30.69n .33
30 Energy r
18 45.51n 1.68
28 Energy Svcs r 20 70.22n 2.65
21 Gold r
+ 4 31.43n +.41
18 Health Care r 8 98.71n .49
26 Materials r 19 43.05n .85
+ 3 Med Eq & Sys r 6 24.72n .07
30 Natural Gas r 18 32.37n 1.15
30 Natural Res 17 27.79n .88
28 Sftwr&Cmp r 13 58.55n .77
33 Technology r 19 54.09n .91
Fidelity Spartan
$ 61.5 bil 8005448888
20 500 Idx Adv 9 80.92n .35
20 500 Idx Inv
9 80.92n .34
17 ExtMkt Adv 10 31.32n .23
17 ExtMkt Inv 10 31.31n .24
28 IntlIdx Adv 11 34.18n .01
28 IntlIdx Inv 11 34.17n .02
+ 5 IntTrsBdIdx r 0 10.59n +.05
19 TotMkt Adv 9 33.06n .17
19 TotMkt Inv 9 33.06n .16
20 US EqIdxAdv 9 41.26n .18
20 US EqIdxInv 9 41.25n .18
Fidelity Invest
$ 634 bil 8005448888
19 100 Index
7 8.58 +.01
18 4in1 Idx r 8 25.01n .07
24 AdvCapDevO 12 9.47n .10
28 AdvDivStkO 12 12.10n +.04
33 Aggres Gr r 10 15.33n .14
15 AssetMgr50% 8 12.95n .02
20 AssetMgr70% r 1013.5
7n .06
7 AsstMgr20% r 4 11.37n +.01
19 Balanced
10 15.76n .08
19 BlueChipGro 9 34.77n .36
4 CA Muni Inc 5 11.34n .02
18 Canada r
10 50.48n .16
13 Cap & Inc
9 7.27n .05
26 CaptlApprec 11 19.84n .06
34 China Rgn 12 20.42n .16
21 Contrafund 8 56.93n .22
29 Convrt Secs 21 19.73n .41
22 Disciplnd Eq 9 22.88n .18
29 Diversifd Intl 12 28.43n .10
23 Dividend Grow 13 21.63n .17
41 Emrg Mkts 16 19.91n .23
24 Equity Inc
10 40.91n +.05
23 Equity Inc II 10 17.36n ..
31 Euro CapApp r 12 18.31n +.01
31 Europe r
12 29.12n .10
14 Exchange
5 298.02n +.32
25 Exprt&Mltint r 9 19.22n .11
23 Fidelity Fund 10 29.48n .19
30 Fifty r
13 15.22n .07
5 FloatHiInc
6 8.77n .08
15 Global Balncd 7 19.17n +.01
+ 3 GNMA
0 10.92n +.03
+ 4 Govt Income
0 10.43n +.04
31 Gr & Inc
15 18.76n +.09
28 GrDiscovery 11 11.74n .08
24 Grwth Cmpny 12 63.38n .69
8 High Income 8 7.56n .04
29 Independnc 17 19.77n .28
+ 1 InflProtBd
3 10.90n +.03
+ 4 Int Gov Inc
0 10.45n +.04
1 Int Mun Inc 3 9.64n .02
30 Intl Discov 11 29.96n .02
31 IntlSmCap 14 15.86n .17
37 IntlSmlOpp 16 9.05n .08
3 Intmd Bond 4 9.53n +.03
4 Inv Grade Bd 3 6.71n +.03
25 Japan r
7 10.73n .15
28 Large Cap Stk 11 13.88n +.02
31 Latin Amer r 18 42.94n .50
29 LevrgdCoStk 22 22.56n .63
20 LgCorEnhIdx 9 8.14 .03
20 Low Pr Stk 12 28.91n .29
21 Lrg Cp Val r 7 11.40n +.02
4 MA Muni Inc 5 11.01n .03
31 Magellan
16 62.58n .47
23 MegaCpStk 9 8.91n .01
3 MI Muni Inc 4 11.15n .01
28 Mid Stk
16 21.01n .32
21 Mid Val r
11 12.86n .01
0 Mortg Secs
0 10.12n +.03
4 Municipal Inc 5 11.71n .03
MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE
2008
%
Chg Fund
Top Growth & Income Funds
Top Value Funds
Last 36 Months (All Total Returns)
Last 36 Months (All Total
Mutual Fund
Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
In 2008 36 Mos
Assets
Mutual Fund
CGM Focus
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl
Parnassus Equity Inc
Fairholme
BBH Funds CoreSelectN
#
#
#
#
#
18
10
5
8
6
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
8.1 bil
699 mil
1.3 bil
9.6 bil
192 mil
Fidelity Sel Chemicals

Heartland ValPlusInv
Lord Abbett A ResSmallVal
FMI Funds Common Stk
Paradigm Value
RS CoreEqA
Sequoia
Gateway Gateway A
Amer Cent A FundmtlEq
AIM Funds A Charter
#
#
#
#
#
15
9
3
20
12
A"
A
A
A
A
814 mil
3.8 bil
3.8 bil
307 mil
4.4 bil
Nuveen Cl A TrdwndValOp
First Src Mono IncEquity
Royce SpecialEq I
Royce Value Svc
Morgan Stan Ins US SmlValI
Federated A Capital Apprec

Fidelity Exchange
FMI Funds Large Cap
State Frm Asc Growth
Ivy Div Opp A
#
#
#
#
#
13
14
11
16
19
A
A
A#
A#
A#
1.2 bil
203 mil
1 bil
3.4 bil
171 mil
Janus Adv S Mid Cap Val

ING Fds A Corp Ldrs
Delafield
Meridian Funds Value
AIM Funds A Mid Core Eq
Waddell&Rd Adv SelDivOppA

Columbia Z CommonStk Z
Oppenheimer A RisingDivs
Janus Contrarian
Mairs & Power Growth
#
#
#
#
#
20
16
15
29
9
A#
A#
A#
A#
B"
655 mil
191 mil
789 mil
6.4 bil
2.3 bil
Janus Mid Val Inv

Van Kamp A Sml Cap Val
Gabelli AAA Sm Cap Gr
Amer Cent Inv Mid Cp Val
Gamco AAA WestwoodEq
Victory DiversStk A
American Fundmntl
MFS Funds A MA Inv Tr
Manning & Napier ProBlndMaxS
Amer Cent Inv 1ChoiceAggr
#
#
#
#
#
16
22
16
15
19
B"
B"
B"
B
B
3.8 bil
36.6 bil
3 bil
464 mil
425 mil
Ridgeworth SmValEq I
Janus Sml Val Inst
First Src Mono Long/Short
ICM SmCo
Ridgeworth MidValEq I
2008
%
Chg Fund
U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position

High (11/01) 5.3% Low (12/06) 3.4%
MAR 07
APR 07
MAY 07
JUN 07
JUL 07
AUG 07
2008
%
Chg Fund
3.5%
3.6% SEP 07
3.7%
3.6% OCT 07
3.9%
3.6% NOV 07
3.9%
3.6% DEC 07
3.9%
3.6% JAN 08
3.9%
3.5% FEB 08
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
23 New Millnm 9 23.02n .06

7 NewMktsInc r 8 13.08n .04
4 NJ Muni Inc r 5 10.77n .04
39 Nordic r
20 27.89n .19
4 NY Muni Inc 5 11.89n .04
29 OTC
15 36.85n .31
33 Overseas
12 32.55n .08
42 Pacific Basin r 13 17.43n .17
16 Puritan
7 15.69n .04
+ 2 Sh Int Muni 2 10.25n ..
2 Short Term Bd 1 8.24n +.01
21 Small Stk
12 13.55n .03
27 SmIndep r 11 14.50n .17
25 Sml Grow r 11 11.82n .18
11 Sml Val r
4 12.05n .03
20 SmlOpport 10 7.42 .07
41 SoEast Asia r 10 23.42n .19
23 StkSelector 11 22.66n .10
22 StraDiv&Inc 13 9.59n .05
5 StraRealRet r 6 9.34n .04
4 Strategic Inc 5 9.65n .02
4 Tax Fr Bond 5 10.01n .02
3 Total Bond
4 9.74n +.03
28 Trend
13 50.57n .60
0 US Bond Idx 2 10.60n +.05
27 Utility
12 14.80n .02
23 Val Disc
9 13.78n +.05
22 Value
13 58.44n .28
24 World Wide 11 16.20n +.05
FidltyAdvFoc A
$ 1.1 bil 8005227297
31 Energy r
18 31.07 1.15
FidltyAdvFoc T
$ 824 mil 8005227297
31 Energy r
18 31.91 1.18
Fifth Third Inst
$ 3.8 bil 8003340483
+ 1 Sh Trm Bd
1 9.20n +.01
First Amer Y
$ 13.7 bil 8006773863
6 Core Bond
5 10.03n +.02
18 Equity Inc
6 11.89n +.06
20 Equity Index 9 21.09n .09
2 Int Tax Fr
4 10.20n ..
5 Int Trm Bd
5 9.25n +.02
26 Intl
10 11.05n .01
21 LgCapGrOpp 10 26.02n .27
20 Mid Cap Val 11 19.96n .07
28 MidCapGrOpp 14 31.07n .38
+ 1 Real Estate 5 17.83n .38
9 Total Retrn 7 8.90n +.01
First Eagle
$ 19.5 bil 8003342143
13 Fund Amer Y 12 22.71n .22
12 Global A
5 39.64 .03
13 Gold
+ 7 20.74 +.37
15 Overseas A 6 19.66 .04
8 US ValueA
4 14.88 .02
First Invstrs A
$ 5.2 bil 8004234026
+ 3 Government b 0 10.78 +.02
18 Gr & Inc b
10 12.89 .11
3 Ins Tax Ex b 5 9.14 .02
13 Spec Stuatn b 9 19.95 .20
First Src Mono
$ 985 mil 8007668938
16 IncEquity
9 12.78n .15
FMI Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8008115311
2 Common Stk 7 21.01n .19
9 Focus
7 28.28n .06
11 Large Cap b 8 13.57n .08
Forum Funds
$ 4.4 bil 8009436786
4 Abslt Strat
2 10.33n .01
23 Wintergrn 10 11.28n ..
FPA Funds
$ 6.3 bil 8009824372
9 Capital
9 33.10 .57
7 Crescent I
7 23.22n .32
+ 3 New Income x 0 10.96 .10
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 127 bil 8003425236
+ 3 Adj US Gov
0 8.87 ..
6 AZTaxFrInc 6 9.96 .03
18 Bal Sheet
11 47.71 .25
7 CA HighYld 7 8.86 .03
5 CA InsTxFr
6 11.48 .03
5 CA Tax Fr x 6 6.57 .04
19 Cap Growth 10 9.98 .09
33 ChinaWrld 12 29.18 .14
21 Conv Secs 15 11.55 .21
20 Equity Inc
9 15.43 +.01
3 FedIntTxFr 5 10.76 .02
5 FedTxFrInc x 6 10.90 .07
4 FL Tax Fr
5 10.80 .04
5 FltRateDly
5 8.77 .05
19 Flx Cap Gr
10 39.30 .45
23 FoundAlloc 11 10.14 .04
25 Gold & Prec
0 27.44 +.35
18 Grwth
12 36.63 .54
10 High Inc x
8 1.72 .02
7 HiYldTxFr
7 9.33 .03
20 Income x
14 1.96 .02
6 Ins Tax Fr
6 11.05 .04
+ 3 LtdMatGovt
0 10.11 +.02
4 MI InsTxFr
6 11.22 .02
3 MN Ins Tax Fr 5 11.23 .03
5 MO Tax Fr
6 11.07 .02
26 Nat Resrces 16 31.89 .89
6 NC Tax Fr
7 11.05 .03
4 NJ Tax Fr
6 11.13 .04
4 NY Tax Fr x 5 10.82 .06
5 OH InsTaxFr 6 11.54 .01
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
08
08
08
08
08
08
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
4.0%
4.0% 28 Intl Equity 10 13.50n .01
4.1% 14 SmValEqInv 12 12.17n .18
4.3% 16 Stratgc Inv 8 10.57n .05
4.3%
Glenmede Funds
4.4%
$ 1.5 bil 8004428299
+ 2 CoreFxdInc x 1 10.59n .03
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV 34 Intl Equity x 16 11.82 .25
Chg Value Chg
GMO Trust II
$ 1.2 bil 6173307500
4 OR Tax Fr
6 10.93 .02
11 12.38n .02
6 PA Tax Fr
7 9.40 .01 28 Foreign
GMO Trust III
+ 1 Real Rtrn
3 10.29 ..
$ 17.8 bil 6173307500
14 Rising Divs 9 29.00 .08
9 SmlCapVal 8 36.90 .39 36 Emerg Cntry 12 9.24n .08
23 SmMdCapGr 11 27.37 .24 13 Emerg Ctry Dt 9 8.68n ..
6 Strat Inc x
6 9.19 .06 36 Emerg Mkts 12 11.91 .10
11 12.44n .02
4 Totl Retrn
3 9.14 +.03 28 Foreign
+ 3 US Gov Sec x
0 6.44 .01 27 Intl Cor Eq 12 28.87n .09
17 Utilities
6 11.98 +.06 26 Intl Gro Eq 11 20.81n .07
26
Intl
Intrn
Val
11 22.26n .07
5 VA Tax Fr
6 10.71 .03
29 Intl Sm Cos 13 6.69n .07
Frank/Tmp Fr B
26 TxMg Intl Eq 11 14.67n .05
$ 6.2 bil 8003425236
17 US Core Eq
7 10.92n .05
21 Income x
14 1.95n .02
13 US Qual Eq
4 19.19 .04
+ 3 US Govt Secs x 0 6.43n .02
GMO Trust IV
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 16.5 bil 6173307500
$ 30.1 bil 8003425236
6 CorePlusBd 4 8.60 +.01
5 CA Tax Fr x 6 6.56 .04
13 Emerg Ctry Dt 9 8.68n ..
6 FedTxFrIn x 6 10.90 .06 36 Emerg Mkts 12 11.86
n .10
23 FoundAlloc 11 9.93n .04 28 Foreign
11 12.44n .02
25 Gold & Prec
0 26.64 +.35 30 ForgnSmlCo 15 10.42n .08
8 HiYldTxFr
7 9.44 .03 27 Intl Core Eq 12 28.87n .08
20 Income x
14 1.98 .01 26 Intl Gro Eq 11 20.83 .07
6 Strategic Inc x 6 9.19 .06 26 Intl Intrn Val 11 22.26n .06
+ 3 US Gov Sec x
0 6.41 .01
GMO Trust V
17 Utilities
6 11.94 +.06
$ 1.6 bil 6173307500
Frank/Tmp FrAd
36 Emerg Mkts 12 11.86n .10
$ 9.6 bil 8003425236
13 US Qual Eq
4 19.19 .04
20 Income x
14 1.95n .02
GMO Trust VI
23 SmMidCapGr 11 28.01n .25
$ 22.1 bil 6173307500
+ 3 US Govt Secs x 0 6.46n .01 2 Domestic Bd 2 9.02 ..
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
36 Emerg Mkts 12 11.88n .10
$ 20.9 bil 8002929293
.. EmrgMktOpp .. no quote
22 Beacon A
10 11.80 .08 27 Intl Core Eq 12 28.86 .09
16 Discovery A 6 26.63 .01 6 StratFixInc 2 22.46 +.02
17 Discovery B 6 25.98n .. 17 US Core Eq
7 10.90n .05
22 European A 9 19.46 .08 13 US Qual Eq
5 19.19n .05
14 Qualified A 5 18.61 .02
GoldmnSachs A
21 Shares A
9 19.71 .11
$ 23.9 bil 8007625035
22 Capital Gr
14 18.91 .42
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
8 Core Fxd Inc 3 8.89 +.02
$ 6.3 bil 8003425236
22 Beacon
10 11.63 .08 37 Emerg Mkts 15 16.37 .19
0 14.78 +.05
17 Discovery
6 26.29 .01 + 1 Govt Income
.. no quote
23 European
9 19.34 .08 .. Gr&Inc Strat
14 Qualified
5 18.35 .02 19 Growth & Inc 8 21.00 +.06
21 Shares
9 19.40 .10 18 Growth Opp 13 18.54 .40
.. Growth Strat .. no quote
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
.. Hi Yld Muni
.. no quote
$ 23.5 bil 8004483863
8 6.37 .03
22 Beacon
10 11.91n .08 12 High Yield
10 11.02 .05
16 Discovery
6 26.98n .. 20 Lrg Val
18
Mid
Cap
Val
11
29.07 .28
22 European
9 19.85n .09
14 Qualified
5 18.77n .01 5 Real Est Secs 7 14.39 .34
0 10.11 +.03
21 Shares
9 19.90n .10 + 4 Sh Dur Govt
4
Sm
Val
7
32.74
.36
Frank/Tmp Tp A
29 StrucIntlEq 12 10.20 .04
$ 46.9 bil 8003549191
GoldmnSachs C
41 BRIC
17 11.04 .14
$
2.1
bil
8007625035
35 Dvlp Mkts
10 19.32 .11
.. no quote
29 Foreign
12 8.86 .05 .. Gr Strat
.. no quote
27 Glbl Opport 11 16.80 .07 .. Gr&Inc Strat
GoldmnSachs In
27 Glbl Sm Co 12 6.05 .05
$
19.5
bil
8007625035
+ 2 Glob Bond
1 11.27 +.04
8
Core
Fixed
Inc
3 8.93n +.02
28 Growth
11 17.41 .10
16 Income
7 2.50 +.01 36 Emerg Mkts 15 17.22n .21
+ 1 Enhanced Inc 1 9.47n +.01
26 World
10 14.00 .08
4 Global Inc
3 12.16n +.03
Frank/Tmp TpAd
18 Growth Opp 13 19.40n .41
$ 10.2 bil 8002929293
12 High Yield
8 6.38n .02
33 ChinaWrld 12 29.40n .13
.. High Yld Muni .. no quote
34 Devlp Mkts 10 19.34n .11
18 Mid Cap Val 11 29.39n .29
29 Foreign
12 8.84n .04
4 Real Est Secs 7 14.51n .33
+ 2 Glob Bond
1 11.24n +.03
+ 5 Sh Dur Govt
0 10.08n +.03
28 Growth
11 17.46n .09 4 Sm Val
6 34.38n .38
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
25 Struc Lg Gr 12 11.04n .16
$ 7.3 bil 8006322301
20 Struc LgVal 7 10.37n .02
35 Devlp Mkts C 10 18.72 .11 29 StrucIntlEq 12 10.48n .04
30 Foreign C
12 8.65 .04 0 UltShDurGv
0 9.01n ..
+ 2 Global Bd C 1 11.28 +.03 4 Grnsprng 6 22.29n .22
28 Growth C
11 16.86 .10
GuideStone G4
17 MutualDiscR 6 26.39n .01
$ 9.6 bil 8002620511
Franklin Temp
24 Aggr Allo
11 12.37n .08
$ 1.4 bil 8002929293
15 Bal Allo
7 12.00n .02
1 Hard Curncy 1 9.34 .. 20 Gr Allo
9 12.32n .05
Frontegra
24 GrwthEquity 11 15.45n .11
$ 1.6 bil 8888252100
31 Intl Equity 13 12.72n .09
10 Iron Sm Cap 8 16.04n .22 2 LowDurBond 2 12.30n +.03
FundX Upgrader
5 MedDurBond 4 12.46n +.03
$ 1.2 bil 8664553863
21 ValueEquity 8 13.36n .04
.. FundX Up p
.. 31.23n ..
Hansberger
$ 1.2 bil 8004146927
32 IntlGrowthI 13 13.87n .13
Gabelli A
Harbor Funds
$ 880 mil 8004223554
$ 20.3 bil 8004221050
13 Utilities
6 7.34 +.02
2 Bond Instl
4 11.26n +.01
25 Value
12 12.65 .01 21 CapAppr Ins 10 29.38n .22
Gabelli AAA
21 CapAppr Inv 10 29.02n .22
$ 5.4 bil 8004223554
27 Intl Admin 11 51.87n .07
2 ABC Fund
3 9.64n .02 32 Intl Gr I
13 11.04n .11
20 Asset
10 39.88n .09 27 Intl Instl
11 52.22n .07
18 Equity Inc
9 17.97n .03 27 Intl Inv
11 51.62n .07
12 Sm Cap Gr
9 27.98n .22 25 Mid Gr Instl 13 7.03n .07
Gamco AAA
11 SmVal Instl 9 17.66n .21
$ 2.0 bil 8004223554
Harding Lvnr
23 Gold
1 21.72n +.17
$ 2.2 bil 8007624848
26 Growth
13 26.69n .30 34 Emerg Mkts 13 37.72n .32
Gateway Funds
22 Intl Equity
9 14.82 .05
$ 3.8 bil 8003546339
Hartford A
3 Gateway A 3 27.31 .07
$ 30.6 bil 8888437824
GE Elfun S&S
18 Advisers b 10 12.75 +.02
$ 11.5 bil 8002420134
16 Balanc All b 8 9.79 .04
2 Income
2 10.61n +.02 28 Cap Apprec b 14 29.05 .45
28 Intl Equity 10 20.50n .. 27 CapAppr II b 12 10.83 .06
17 S&S Program 9 37.33n .32 16 Checks&Bal b 9 8.42 .04
4 Tax Exempt 5 10.79n .03 17 Div & Gr b
8 17.36 .02
13 Trusts
8 42.24n .43 15 Eqty Inc b
4 11.81 +.08
GE Instl Funds
8 Float Rate x 6 8.40 .05
28 Grow Oppor b 14 23.39 .27
$ 4.8 bil 8002420134
GHI
+ 1 Infl Plus x
4 10.65 ..
31 Intl Opport b 11 12.46 .02
17 Mid Cap b
11 17.79 .26
4 TotlRetnBd x 4 9.72 +.02
Hartford B
$ 3.5 bil 8888437824
29 Cap Apprec m 14 25.77n .40
18 Mid Cap m 11 15.67n .24
Hartford C
$ 8.9 bil 8888437824
29 Cap Apprec m 15 25.94 .41
8 Float Rate x 6 8.40 .05
18 Mid Cap m 11 15.82 .23
Hartford HLS IA
$ 41.4 bil 8888437824
18 Advisers
10 17.07n +.02
28 Cap Apprec 14 34.71n .43
22 Discp Eq
9 10.73n .14
17 Div & Gr
8 18.24n .02
36 Global Grow 16 13.93n .11
28 Grwth Opps 14 22.73n .27
20 Index
9 24.93n .11
30 Intl Opport 11 10.46n .01
17 Mid Cap
11 21.01n .31
21 Small Co
12 14.69n .24
25 Stock
13 35.25n +.07
5 TotlRetnBd 4 10.57n +.01
0 US Gov Sec
0 10.71n +.01
Hartford HLS IB
$ 9.1 bil 8888437824
18 Advisers
10 17.21n +.03
28 Cap Apprec 14 34.33n .41
17 Div & Gr
8 18.14n .02
28 Grow Oppor 14 22.43n .27
30 Intl Opport 11 10.55n .01
17 Mid Cap
11 20.75n .31
21 Small Co
12 14.34n .24
5 TotlRetnBd 4 10.50n +.01
Hartford L
$ 1.0 bil 8888437824
28 Grwth Opps b 14 23.91 .28
Hartford Y
$ 6.5 bil 8888437824
28 Cap Apprec 14 31.33n .49
16 Div & Growth 8 17.59n .02
17 Mid Cap
11 19.25n .29
4 TotlRetnBd x 4 9.83n +.01
Heartland Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8004327856
10 SelValInv
11 23.71n .12
+ 5 ValPlusInv 7 23.93n .29
19 ValueInv
13 33.56n .63
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 4.6 bil 8888326774
37 Euro Foc A b 20 20.97 .12
30 Intl Opp A
11 18.04 .10
30 Intl Opp C
11 17.10 .10
Heritage Funds
$ 2.8 bil 8004214184
20 MidCapStkA 12 22.37 .30
14 SmCapStk A 11 28.40 .45
Hirtle Callaghan
$ 3.9 bil 8009818917
18 Growth Eq 10 10.85n .10
17 SmCapEqty 11 11.29n .20
22 Value Equity 9 11.96n +.03
Hodges Fund
$ 661 mil 8668110224
27 Hodges Fund 17 20.13n .31
Homestead
$ 1.0 bil 8002583030
18 Value
8 29.00n .14
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 6.2 bil 8664938637
29 Core Val I
15 8.42 +.14
29 LgCapVal A 13 14.22 +.11
29 LgCapVal I 13 14.28 +.11
23 MidCapVal I 17 15.71 +.27
Huntington
$ 1.3 bil 8002530412
24 Intl Eq Tr
10 11.22n ..
Hussman Funds
$ 4.0 bil 8004877626
+ 4 Strat Gr
0 16.24n .03
+ 6 StraTotRet + 2 12.05n +.03
ICAP Funds
$ 3.2 bil 8882214227
20 MainstayEqI 8 32.72 +.03
27 MainstyIntI 12 27.60n .13
20 MnstySelEqI 8 30.77 +.05
10 ICM SmCo 9 29.68n .40
ICON Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8007640442
21 Energy
12 26.72n .34
ING Fds A
$ 7.2 bil 8009920180
14 Corp Ldrs
7 19.68n .09
19 GlbRealEst x 8 16.40 .31
+ 3 GNMA Inc x
0 8.37 .02
6 Intermd Bd 4 9.34 +.03
24 Intl Value
9 14.13 +.10
46 Russia
25 37.86 .86
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 2.3 bil 8009920180
24 Intl Val I
9 14.16n +.10
+ 2 Real Est I x 4 14.63n .46
ING Partners
$ 2.1 bil 8009920180
.. JPMrgIntlI
.. no quote
25 PriceGrEq I 13 42.61n .43
Ivy Funds
$ 30.0 bil 8007776472
19 AssetStr A 10 22.38 .17
15 Bond Instl 11 11.83 .06

15 Bond Ret
11 11.79 .06
7 Glob Bd Ret 6 14.28n .03
7 GlobBd Inst 6 14.40 .02
12 SmCapVl Inst 8 21.70n .30
16 Strat Inc A 12 12.03 .07
16 Strat Inc C 12 12.09 .06
17 Value Y
8 17.97n .03
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 1.2 bil 8006333330
11 Fixed Income 9 12.09n .06
Lord Abbett A
$ 34.8 bil 8002016984
Returns)
21 Affiliated
6 11.00 +.05
Performance
15 All Value
9 10.44 .05
% Change Rating
$ Net 22 Alpha Strat 11 19.55 .28
In 2008 36 Mos
Assets
16 Bal Strat
7 9.45 .02
# 18 A"
573 mil 10 Bond Deben 7 6.80 .04
" 5 A"
716 mil 27 Dvlp Grwth 10 14.67 .19
12 HiYldMuniBd 8 11.83 .06
# 10 A"
2.1 bil
30 IntlCoreEq 11 10.93 .06
# 2 A"
409 mil 23 Mid Cap Val 11 13.64 +.06
# 10 A"
127 mil 8 Natl Tax Fr 7 9.67 .04
# 19 A"
373 mil 14 Res Lg Core 6 26.18 .07
18 ResAmerVal 8 10.18 .03
# 16 A"
767 mil 10 ResSmallVal 10 25.08 .26
# 6 A"
366 mil 12 Sml Blend 10 14.34 .28
Lord Abbett B
# 11 A
1.1 bil
$ 3.1 bil 8004261130
# 10 A
726 mil
21 Affiliated
6 11.04n +.04
# 10 A
153 mil 10 Bond Deben 7 6.81n .04
Lord Abbett C
# 14 A
469 mil
$ 4.9 bil 8004261130
# 13 A
699 mil
21 Affiliated
6 11.01n +.04
# 12 A
1.4 bil 15 All Value
9 9.97n .05
# 9 A
1.2 bil 10 Bond Deben 7 6.81n .04
Lord Abbett I
# 11 A
6.6 bil
$ 3.4 bil 8004261130
# 10 A
319 mil
20 Affiliated
6 11.03n +.05
# 12 A
1.1 bil 27 DvlpGrwth 10 15.43n .20
# 7 A
271 mil 10 ResSmVal 10 26.51n .28
Lord Abbett P
# 16 A
179 mil
$ 1.4 bil 8002016984
# 8 A
454 mil 10 ResSmallVal 10 24.84n .26
# 4 A
648 mil 21 LSV Val Eq 9 13.63n +.04
# 7
# 10
# 16
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
20 AssetStr B
20 AssetStr C
19 AssetStr Y
36 GlbNatResA
37 GlbNatResB
37 GlbNatResC
36 GlbNatResY
29 IntlCorEqA
23 LrgCapGr A
42 PacificOppA
2 Real Est A
17 Sci & Tech A
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
A
A
A
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
10 21.90n .16
10 21.97n .16
10 22.40n .16
23 24.80 .71
23 23.17n .67
23 22.63n .66
23 24.87n .72
14 13.23 .07
10 11.49 .11
16 12.51 .10
5 18.81 .42
9 25.38 .33
JKL
J Hancock 1
$ 24.4 bil 8002255291
24 LifestylAgg 11 11.51n .09
17 LifestylBal 9 11.51n .06
20 LifestylGr
10 11.93n .07
12 LifestylMod 7 11.40n .02
8 LSConserv
5 11.83n .01
J Hancock A
$ 12.3 bil 8002255291
15 Balanced
9 13.14 .13
5 Bond
3 13.42 ..
27 ClassicVal 11 15.70 +.31
+ 2 Govt Income
0 8.95 +.02
26 High Yield 14 3.60 +.02
18 Lrg Cap Eq 13 23.14 .41
3 Regionl Bnk + 9 20.36 +.85
16 Sov Invstrs 7 14.81 .10
4 Strat Inc
4 5.96 .01
12 US Glb LdGr 8 25.23 .18
J Hancock C
$ 952 mil 8002255291
19 Lrg Cap Eq 13 21.40 .38
James Adv Funds
$ 499 mil 8009952637
6 JamGolBalA 5 17.00 .04
Janus
$ 74.4 bil 8005253713
10 Balanced
6 22.51n .06
10 Balanced
6 23.31n .06
29 Contrarian 15 13.75n .18
21 Enterprise 15 45.39n .78
+ 1 Flex Bond
2 9.37n +.01
25 Fundment Eq 10 20.00n .06
28 GlbResearch 14 11.21n .12
24 Global Tech 13 11.84n .11
13 GlobLifeSci 9 21.07n .10
27 Growth & Inc 13 26.31n .25
24 Janus
12 24.64n .23
10 Mid Val Inst 9 20.23n .20
11 Mid Val Inv 9 20.07n .21
26 Orion
17 9.59n .06
35 Overseas
20 35.26n .21
26 Research
14 22.89n .24
4 Sml Val Inst 5 21.57n .14
4 Sml Val Inv 5 21.28n .14
26 Twenty
18 54.99n .65
33 Venture
13 38.95n .40
28 World Wide 10 39.21n .08
Janus Adv A
$ 1.6 bil 8005253713
26 Forty
17 30.87 .38
Janus Adv S
$ 6.1 bil 8005253713
26 Forty
17 30.61n .38
31 Intl Growth 19 44.44n .22
Janus Aspn Inst
$ 4.8 bil 8005253713
10 Balanced
6 24.75n .07
+ 1 Flexible Bd 2 11.34n +.02
27 Forty
17 30.21n .36
35 Intl Growth 20 35.92n .17
22 Mid Cap Gr 15 29.52n .54
28 WorldwideGr 10 25.21n .05
Jennison Dryden A
$ 16.8 bil 8002251852
21 20/20 Focus 16 12.36 .19
23 Blend A
14 14.46 .16
+ 1 Govt Inc
0 8.73 +.03
22 Growth
10 14.32 .11
13 Health Sci
8 18.64 .04
7 HighYield
6 4.82 .03
18 Mid Cap Gr 12 20.88 .26
5 Natl Muni
5 13.64 .02
31 NaturlRsrc 18 41.29 1.07
16 Small Co
11 17.62 .25
31 Utility
17 9.63 .16
24 Value
15 13.82 .11
Jennison Dryden B
$ 1.8 bil 8002251852
32 NaturlRsrc 18 35.35n .92
Jennison Dryden Z&I
$ 4.3 bil 8002251852
21 Growth Z
10 14.80n .11
13 Hlth Sci Z
8 19.27n .04
18 Mid Cap Gr 12 21.54n .27
16 Small Co Z 11 18.36n .26
10 JensenPtfI 5 25.38n .22
10 JensenPtfJ 5 25.38n .22
JP Morgan A
$ 14.2 bil 8004804111
+ 1 Core Bond
1 10.49 +.03
20 Equity Idx
9 26.38 .12
+ 3 Govt Bond
0 10.30 +.04
32 Intrep Euro 12 19.28 ..
15 Inv Gr&Inc
8 11.82 .05
18 Inv Growth 9 12.66 .06
10 Invstr Bal
6 11.03 .02
16 Mid Cap Val 8 20.40 .20
12 Small Cap Eq 9 25.60 .36
3 USRlEst
7 16.21 .46
126 mil
1.6 bil
279 mil
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
JP Morgan B
$ 2.6 bil 8004804111
15 Inv Gr&Inc
8 11.76n .05
JP Morgan Instl
$ 7.1 bil 8004804111
1 IntmTxFrBd 3 10.27n +.01
15 Mid Cap Val 8 20.80n .20
19 TxAwr Disc Eq 9 15.62n .04
24 Value Opps 11 13.13 +.03
JP Morgan Selct
$ 43.7 bil 8004804111
41 AsiaEq
14 24.03n .19
+ 1 Core Bond
1 10.48n +.03
3 CorePlusBd 3 7.26n +.01
33 EmrgMktsEq 12 17.09n .16
20 EquityIndex 9 26.38n .11
+ 4 Govt Bond
0 10.30n +.05
8 High Yield
6 6.90n .03
+ 6 HighStatMk 1 15.94n .04
0 Intermd Bd 2 10.12n +.02
28 Intl Eq Idx
11 21.07n .01
29 Intl Value
11 13.13n ..
1 IntmTxFrBd 3 10.27n ..
23 Intrepid Gr 10 18.96n .26
31 IntrepidInt 11 17.26n .02
22 Intrpd Amer 9 21.39n .12
24 Lg Cap Gr
12 15.92n .20
15 Mid Cap Val 8 20.63n .19
1 Mult MktNtr 2 10.05n .04
2 Muni Inc
4 9.25n ..
+ 2 Sh Dur Bd
1 10.52n +.02
11 SmallCapEq 9 27.73n .39
3 Tax Fr Bond 4 11.77n ..
+ 3 TreasAgency 0 9.99n +.03
9 TrSmlEqCore 9 35.01n .48
3 TxAwrRlRet 5 9.50n .06
18 US Equity
8 8.74n .04
3 US Real Est 7 16.22n .46
18 USLgCorPls 8 17.00n .06
JP Morgan Ultra
$ 2.7 bil 8004804111
+ 1 Core Bond
1 10.48n +.03
+ 2 Mrtge Back
0 10.30 +.03
+ 2 Sh Dur Bd
1 10.52n +.02
Julius Baer
$ 30.2 bil 8003876977
31 IntlEqty A
13 30.11 +.16
31 IntlEqty I
13 30.89 +.16
28 IntlEqtyIIA 11 12.32 +.06
28 IntlEqtyIII
11 12.41 +.07
1 Tot Retrn I
2 12.79n +.04
1 TotRetrn A
2 12.80n +.04
Keeley Funds
$ 7.6 bil 8889335391
14 SmlCapValA 15 23.51 .61
Kinetics Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8009303828
34 Paradigm
12 20.34n .10
34 Pardigm Ins 12 20.36 .10
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 4.9 bil 8004473332
30 IntlMktMsInv 14 15.17n .11
30 IntlMktMsSel 13 15.20 .11
15 USDiscSel
13 15.08n .19
Lazard Instl
$ 6.4 bil 8008236300
25 Emerg Mkts 13 17.19n .08
Lazard Open
$ 2.1 bil 8008236300
26 Emerg Mkts 13 17.36n .09
Legg Mason
$ 17.9 bil 8008225544
37 Emerg Mkt 16 17.37n .31
41 OpporFinInt 22 9.15n +.02
41 Opport Pri 22 8.82n +.02
41 OpportInstl 22 9.33n +.02
33 SpecialInv 19 21.94n .13
37 Value Fncl 12 40.96n .15
36 Value Instl 12 42.12n .16
37 Value Tr
12 36.54n .14
Legg Mason Partners
$ 40.9 bil 8004512010
27 Agg Gr B
14 75.27n .99
26 Aggr Gr I
14 90.58n 1.20
26 AggressGr A 14 86.07 1.13
27 Agress Gr C 14 76.20 1.01
14 Apprec A
7 12.62 .08
15 Apprec B
7 12.16n .07
5 CA Muni A
6 15.24 .06
20 Cap & Inc A 11 12.55 .18
15 DivStrategy1 5 15.24 .04
18 Equity O
7 11.50 .01
19 Fund Val A
8 12.28 .11
19 Fund Val B
8 11.32n .10
3 IntTrmMuniA 4 6.05 .02
21 Lg Gr A
11 19.78 .13
4 Mgd Muni A 6 14.53 .07
3 NY Muni A
4 12.53 .03
Leuthold Funds
$ 3.9 bil 8002736886
15 Asset Allo
8 9.43 .02
15 Asset Allo
8 9.43 .02
15 CoreInv
9 15.11n .10
LKCM Funds
$ 931 mil 8006885526
17 SmCapEqInst 9 16.70n .20
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 19.9 bil 8004459469
26 Intl
10 14.54n .08
25 Partners
14 24.77n .33
23 Small Cap
9 20.93n .20
Loomis Syls
$ 32.8 bil 8006333330
MNO
MainStay A Fds
$ 6.4 bil 8006246782
8 High Yld Cp 6 5.35 .02
MainStay B Fds
$ 1.9 bil 8006246782
9 Hi Yld Cp
6 5.32n .02
Mainstay I Fds
$ 3.3 bil
+ 1 Indexed Bd 1 10.61 +.03
19 MAP
10 28.40 .18
20 S&P500 Idx 9 27.15n .12
Mairs & Power
$ 2.5 bil 8003047404
9 Growth
5 69.27n .46
Managers Funds
$ 7.8 bil 8005484539
11 Bond
9 21.61n .01
2 Fremont Bond 4 10.00n +.03
17 MidGrowInst 10 10.96n .13
+ 1 Sh Dura Govt 0 9.50n ..
23 SpecialEq
12 49.67n .71
15 TimsqSmGr I 9 9.92n .15
Manning & Napier Fu
$ 3.2 bil 8004663863
11 ProBlndExtS 7 13.70n ..
7 ProBlndModS 5 11.71n +.01
21 WorldOppA 11 7.80n ..
Marshall Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8005803863
+ 1 GovtIncomeY 0 9.40n +.03
Marsico Funds
$ 9.3 bil 8888608686
27 21st Century 10 12.77n .10
23 Focus
11 15.36n .08
25 Growth
11 16.63n .10
33 Intl Opp
14 12.09n .20
Mass Mutl Prem
$ 4.7 bil 8005426767
1 Core Bond S 2 10.59n +.01
29 Intl Eq S
14 12.58n .12
Mass Mutl Select
$ 10.9 bil 8005426767
20 Index Eq S
9 10.93n .05
Masters' Select
$ 2.7 bil 8009600188
28 Intl
11 13.40n .17
Matthews Asian
$ 7.2 bil 8007892742
39 China
15 24.19n .18
21 Gr & Inc
9 15.12n ..
45 India
17 13.46n +.08
33 Pac Tiger I 12 18.66n .13
Mellon Instl
$ 2.3 bil 8002214795
10 Bos Sml Val 7 19.75n .10
2 Merger Fund 2 14.76n .03
Meridian Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8004466662
13 Growth
9 32.66n .28
12 Value
7 28.22n .17
Merk Hard Funds
$ 340 mil 8666375386
2 CurrencyInv 1 10.98 .02
Metro West
$ 8.3 bil 8002414671
8 Low Dur Bd 2 8.18n +.01
3 Total Ret Bd 2 9.23n +.02
3 Total Ret Bd I 2 9.23n +.02
Metzler/Payden Inves
$ 418 mil 8666738637
40 Euro EmgMkt 19 22.87 .47
MFS Funds A
$ 42.2 bil 8006372929
6 Bond
6 11.16 +.01
20 Core Equity 10 14.95 .08
18 Core Growth 10 16.18 .16
37 Emrg Mk Eq 14 27.60 .22
11 GlblTotRet
5 12.30 .02
20 Global Eq
9 22.01 .08
+ 3 Govt Secs
0 9.63 +.02
21 Growth
11 33.33 .29
18 Growth Allo 9 12.29 .07
26 Intl Growth 11 19.79 +.02
29 Intl Nw Ds 14 17.27 .12
27 IntlDivrs A 11 11.59 .01
16 MA Inv Tr
8 17.46 .10
18 MA InvGrSk 10 12.50 .17
13 Mod Alloc
7 11.88 .05
7 Muni Hi Inc 6 7.19 .03
18 Research
9 21.90 .15
28 Resrch Intl 11 14.04 ..
4 Rsrch Bond 4 9.21 +.01
12 Total Ret
6 13.15 .02
26 Util
14 14.08 .10
17 Value
8 21.72 .15
MFS Funds B
$ 6.9 bil 8006372929
12 Total Ret B 6 13.15n .02
27 Util
14 14.03n .11
18 Value
8 21.60n .15
MFS Funds C
$ 6.1 bil 8006372929
12 Total Ret
6 13.21n .02
27 Util
14 14.04n .10
18 Value
8 21.56n .14
MFS Funds I
$ 8.8 bil 8006372929
29 Intl Nw Ds 14 17.73n .12
20 MidCapVal 14 10.54n .05
18 Research
9 22.34n .16
3 Rsrch Bond 4 9.22n +.01
28 Rsrch Intl
11 14.49n ..
17 Value
8 21.82n .15
MFS Instl Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8006372929
22 Intl Eq
10 15.63n .04
Morgan Stan
$ 671 mil 8008696397
+ 4 LtdDurUSGvt 0 9.30n +.02
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Morgan Stan A
$ 5.6 bil 8008696397
19 EqWtS&P500 11 30.37 .22
29 FocGrowth 15 24.25 .29
10 SpecialVal 10 12.19 .17
13 Strategist
6 16.88 .08
Morgan Stan B
$ 6.5 bil 8008696397
20 DivGrSecs
8 14.65n .11
6 USGovtSecs + 1 8.34n +.03
Morgan Stan I
$ 2.6 bil 8008696397
7 TaxEx Secs 7 10.05n .03
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 22.7 bil 8005487786
27 ActIntlAlI
10 11.16n ..
30 CapGr I
14 17.39n .18
14 CorPlFxd I
2 9.44n +.02
38 Emer Mkts I 14 20.04n .12
22 Intl Eq P
8 14.60n .02
22 IntlEq I
8 14.77n .02
27 IntlRealEsI 8 18.50n .03
18 Ltd Dur I
2 8.01n +.01
29 MdCpGrP
14 23.10n .24
29 MidCapGr I 14 23.75n .24
6 MunicipalI 6 11.56n .02
25 SmCoGr I
11 9.80n .12
10 US SmlValI 10 20.92n .27
3 USRealEstI 7 14.07n .34
24 Muhlnkmp 8 49.11 .49
Munder A
$ 3.3 bil 8004385789
26 MidCoreGr b 12 22.22 .36
Munder Y
$ 2.6 bil 8002393334
26 Mid Core Gr 12 22.60n .37
Nationwide D
$ 1.2 bil 8008480920
23 Nationwide 12 13.03 .14
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 5.0 bil 8008480920
0 Bond Index 2 10.64n +.03
28 Intl Idx
11 8.01n ..
15 MidMktIdx 10 12.59n .14
20 S&P500 Idx 9 9.73n .04
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 3.9 bil 8008480920
20 InvDestAggr 9 8.59n .04
12 InvDestMod 6 9.41n .02
17 InvDstMdAg 8 9.10n .03
Natixis Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8002255478
18 CGM TargEqA 4 10.23 +.05
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 1.2 bil 8008779700
10 Genesis
9 25.81n .46
30 Partners
17 15.42n .22
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 13.7 bil 8008779700
18 Focus
9 22.23n .17
10 Genesis
9 30.84n .55
10 Genesis I
9 42.45n .75
17 Guardian
9 14.82n .19
24 MidGrwth
11 8.34n .13
30 Partners
17 23.13n .32
18 Soc Respons 9 21.94n .28
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 6.9 bil 8008779700
10 Genesis
9 44.27n .78
30 Partners
17 17.81n .25
New Covenant
$ 1.7 bil 8008586127
22 Growth
10 27.88n .19
31 NewAltrntve 17 39.71 .34
Nicholas Group
$ 2.4 bil 8002275987
14 Nicholas
7 38.60n .15
Northeast Inv
$ 956 mil 8002256704
13 Trust
7 5.90n .05
Northern
$ 18.1 bil 8005959111
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.. no quote
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.. no quote
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.. no quote
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.. no quote
Northern Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8006371380
.. Bond A
.. no quote
.. Equity Index A .. no quote
Nuveen Cl A
$ 8.9 bil 8002578787
14 Hi Yld Muni 9 17.02 .09
19 TrdwndValOp 9 25.00 +.17
Nuveen Cl C
$ 2.4 bil 8002578787
14 Hi Yld Muni 9 17.01n .09
Nuveen Cl R
$ 6.5 bil 8002578787
14 HiYldMuniBd 9 17.02n .10
2 IntmDurMun 4 8.42n .01
18 TrdwndValOp 9 25.06 +.17
Oakmark I
$ 28.6 bil 8006256275
5 Equity & Inc 5 25.46n .11
20 Global
11 19.25n .18
25 Intl
11 15.61n .10
27 Intl Sm Cap 16 11.09n .27
12 Oakmark
8 35.51n +.20
20 Select
13 20.47n +.13
Old Westbury
$ 6.9 bil 8006072200
15 GlobalSmall 9 10.93 .09
11 Mid Cap Eq 7 13.27n ..
26 NonUSLgCap 7 9.23n ..
13 Real Return 14 11.22 .20
Olstein
$ 998 mil 8007992113
22 AllCapValC 10 11.01n .06
Oppenheimer A
$ 84.7 bil 8884700862
20 ActiveAlloc 10 9.56 .10
18 AMT Fr Muni 12 7.01 .06
12 AMT Free NY 11 10.55 .05
20 Balanced
11 10.59 .14
20 CA Muni
13 7.94 .05
26 Cap Apprec 14 38.03 .45
17 Cap Income 11 9.18 .04
28 Champ Inc 20 6.06 .20
6 ComStrTotRt 13 7.03 .13
14 Core Bond 10 8.42 .06
28 Develop Mkt 12 35.18 +.03
19 Discovery
12 46.40 .86
23 Equity
11 7.92 .04
25 Glob Opport 14 24.68 .26
25 Global
12 54.24 .64
30 Gold&SpMin 8 24.78 +.17
4 Intl Bond
5 5.96 ..
28 Intl Growth 14 22.32 .24
51 Intl Sm Co 21 13.12 .28
31 IntlDivers
13 9.39 .07
5 Ltd Muni
4 14.07 .04
1 Ltd Trm Gvt 1 9.52 ..
22 Main Street 10 28.58 .32
22 MainSt Opp 10 10.71 .12
16 MainStSC
10 16.59 .18
17 ModerateInv 10 9.50 .10
15 PA Muni
11 9.98 .06
3 RealEstate 5 18.66 .46
15 RisingDivs 7 14.97 .11
29 Sml Mid Val 17 26.13 .59
7 Strat Inc
6 3.95 .01
1 US Govt
2 9.20 ..
20 Value
8 20.25 +.03
Oppenheimer B
$ 7.1 bil 8884700862
26 Cap Apprec 14 34.21n .40
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
28 Dev Mkt
12 34.67n +.03
26 Global
12 50.08n .59
22 Main Street 10 27.57n .30
Oppenheimer N
$ 3.6 bil 8884700862
28 Develop Mkt 12 34.37n +.02
Oppenheimer Y
$ 13.1 bil 8884700862
26 Capital Apprec 14 39.37n .46
14 Core Bond 10 8.41n .06
28 DevelopMkts 12 35.23n +.02
25 Global
12 54.61n .64
4 IntlBond
5 5.96 ..
28 IntlGr
14 22.29n .24
22 Main Street 10 28.76n .32
16 MainStSmCp 10 17.42n .19
3 RealEstate 5 18.72n .46
6 Strat Inc
6 3.95n .01
0 USGovt
2 9.24n +.01
20 Value
8 20.72n +.03
Oppenhmr C&M
$ 15.5 bil 8884700862
20 ActiveAlloc 10 9.43n .10
26 Cp Apprc C 14 33.94n .39
28 Devlp Mkt C 12 34.11n +.02
26 Global C
12 50.97n .60
31 Gold&SpMin 8 23.52n +.16
4 Intl Bond C 5 5.94n ..
22 Main St C
10 27.45n .28
7 Strat Inc C
6 3.94n .02
Oppenhmr Quest
$ 5.6 bil 8884700862
21 Bal B
11 12.10n .02
20 Bal Val A
11 12.35 .01
9 Opp Val A
7 25.61 .20
Oppenhmr Roch
$ 21.1 bil 8884700862
3 LtdTrmNY A 5 3.10 ..
4 LtdTrmNY C 5 3.08n .01
13 Muni A
11 14.70 .08
14 Muni C
11 14.68n .08
24 NatlMuni A 12 7.91 .09
24 NatlMuni C 12 7.90n .08
Optimum Instl
$ 2.3 bil 8009140278
4 Fixed Inc
2 8.39n +.01
20 Lrg Cap Val 8 9.70n .04
26 Lrg Cp Grow 13 9.72n .10
PQR
Pacific Cap Inst
$ 1.5 bil 8002589232
+ 1 HgCrFxInY
1 10.74n +.02
Parnassus
$ 1.6 bil 8009993505
5 Equity Inc
5 23.76n .19
11 Parnassus
9 32.75n .14
Pax World
$ 2.4 bil 8007671729
17 Balance
8 20.51n .17
Payden Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8005729336
+ 3 GNMA
0 9.82n +.01
0 Short Bond 1 9.84n ..
Permanent Port
$ 3.8 bil 8005315142
2 Portfolio
3 35.22n .24
Phoenix A
$ 6.0 bil 8002434361
14 VirBalance 6 11.91 .06
29 VirForOpps b 11 20.53 .01
6 VirMulScSh b 4 4.20 .01
0 VirRlEsSec b 4 28.52 .67
PIMCO A
$ 27.4 bil 8004260107
8 All Asset
7 11.30 +.01
12 Commod RR 14 13.56 ..
4 DevLocalMkt 6 9.91 .01
13 High Yield 10 7.87 .03
3 Low Dur
4 9.53 +.01
2 Real Return 6 10.48 +.02
1 Total Retrn 4 10.31 +.03
PIMCO Admin
$ 31.5 bil 8009274648
12 Commod RR 14 13.59n +.01
6 ForBondUnhg 7 9.60 .01
13 High Yield 10 7.87n .03
2 Real Return 6 10.48n +.02
0 Short Term 1 9.65n ..
PIMCO B
$ 2.6 bil 8004260107
2 Real Rtrn
6 10.48n +.02
PIMCO C
$ 9.1 bil 8004260107
9 All Asset
7 11.21n +.01
13 Commod RR 14 13.42 +.01
PIMCO D
$ 11.8 bil 8004260107
12 Commod RR 14 13.58n +.01
4 DevLocMkt 6 9.91 .01
PIMCO Instl
$ 152 bil 8009274648
8 All Asset
7 11.36n +.01
12 Commod RR 14 13.67n ..
4 DevLocalMkt 6 9.91 .01
8 Diverse Inc 7 9.60 .01
8 Emrg Mkt Bd 9 9.43n .02
12 Float Inc
7 8.33n .05
6 ForBondUnhg 7 9.60 .01
3 Foreign Bd 4 9.66n +.01
6 Global Bond 6 9.36n +.01
13 High Yield 10 7.87n .03
5 InvGrCorpBd 7 9.59n +.04
3 Low Dur
4 9.53n +.01
+ 1 LT US Govt
2 10.80n +.12
3 Mod Duration 5 9.60n +.03
+ 1 MortBack
0 10.52n +.02
4 Real Asset
8 10.77 +.06
3 RealEstRR 11 5.44 .10
0 Short Term 1 9.65n ..
1 Tot Retn III 4 9.01n +.04
+ 1 Total Ret II 3 9.92n +.03
Pioneer A
$ 20.5 bil 8002256292
17 CullenValue 6 17.48 .11
40 EmergeMkts 17 23.48 .31
12 Eqty Inc
5 25.42 .11
11 Glob Hi Yld
8 9.78 .05
14 High Yield 11 8.67 .09
36 Independnc 17 8.64 .02
16 Mid Value
10 18.64 .16
17 Pioneer
9 38.36 .39
3 Strat Inc
5 9.75 .01
25 Value
8 11.39 .05
Pioneer B
$ 1.8 bil 8002256292
15 High Yield 11 8.71n .09
Pioneer C
$ 3.1 bil 8002256292
15 High Yield 11 8.80 .09
Pioneer Y
$ 4.4 bil 8002256292
Price Advisor
$ 11.5 bil 8006385660
25 Blu Chp Gr 13 30.37n .35
17 Equity Inc
7 22.18n +.08
25 Growth Stk 13 24.95n .25
3 Intl Bond
3 9.50n ..
21 Mid Cap Gr 12 45.22n .78
21 Retire 2030 10 15.06n .08
6 SmlCapVal 7 33.67n .31
18 Value
10 21.15n +.02
Price Funds
$ 244 bil 8006385660
25 Afrc&MidE 12 9.61n .08
15 Balanced
8 17.03n .05
24 BlueChip Gr 13 30.39n .35
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
10 CapApprc
9 17.86n .02
16 Dividend Gr 9 20.84n .10
8 EmergMktBd 8 11.68n .02
41 EmMktsInstl 17 22.94n .21
48 EmrgEur&Med 26 19.59n .48
41 EmrgMktStk 17 25.53n .22
17 Equity Inc
7 22.23n +.08
20 Equity Index 9 31.16n .13
30 Euro Stk
12 13.86n .06
31 Global Stock 17 17.38n .16
+ 2 GNMA
0 9.41n +.02
19 Growth & Inc 9 17.88n .09
25 Growth Stk 13 25.18n .26
25 GrowthStk R 13 24.76n .25
12 Health Sci
9 24.87n .08
9 Hi Yld Adv
7 5.83n .05
9 High Yld
7 5.85n .05
8 High Yld Ins 7 8.55n .06
+ 1 InflProtBd
3 11.28n +.05
.. InstFltRt
6 9.48n .07
3 Intl Bond
3 9.51n ..
30 Intl Gr&Inc 11 12.49n .03
30 Intl Stock
14 11.72n .05
33 IntlDiscov 15 32.59n .05
31 Latin Amer 17 37.14n .37
24 LgCpGrInstl 15 11.82n .15
4 MD Tax Fr Bd 5 9.67n .01
29 Media&Telcm 15 34.53n .17
21 Mid Cap Gr 12 45.76n .79
14 Mid Cap Val 8 19.21n .06
18 New Amer Gr 12 26.13n .33
50 New Asia
17 10.87n .02
26 New Era
16 45.09n 1.43
0 New Income 3 8.72n +.01
19 NewHorizns 12 24.83n .40
30 OverseasStk 12 7.56n .02
11 PersnlStrIn 7 13.69n .03
20 PersonlStrGr 11 19.53n .09
16 PrsnlStrBal 9 15.96n .05
18 Ret2020 Adv 9 14.47n .06
12 Retire 2005 6 10.39n .03
14 Retire 2010 7 13.89n .05
18 Retire 2020 9 14.56n .06
20 Retire 2030 10 15.16n .07
21 Retire 2040 11 15.16n .08
21 Retire 2045 11 10.05n .06
10 Retire Inc
6 11.75n .02
16 Retire2015
8 10.61n .05
19 Retire2025 10 10.62n .06
21 Retire2035 11 10.66n .06
25 Sci & Tech 17 17.60n .39
6 Sm Cap Value 7 33.89n .31
13 SmCapStk
8 26.35n .24
23 Spectrum Gr 11 16.24n .10
5 Spectrum Inc 4 11.19n ..
+ 1 ST Bond
2 4.64n ..
1 SumtMunInt 4 10.48n .01
4 Tax Fr Inc
6 9.14n .01
7 Tx Fr Hi Yld 7 10.26n .02
+ 1 Tx Fr Sh Intm 2 5.30n ..
+ 1 US Bond Idx 2 10.34n +.03
+ 5 US Treas LT
0 12.24n +.14
+ 5 US Trs Intm
0 5.69n +.02
4 VA Tax Fr Bd 5 10.61n .01
18 Value
10 21.32n +.02
Principal Funds
$ 57.6 bil 8002474123
14 Balanced A 7 12.35 .04
8 Bd & Mtg In 4 9.15n +.03
21 DiscLrgInst 9 11.87n .10
31 DivrsIntlIn 12 9.56n .02
18 Eq Inc A
6 16.61 .05
11 HighYield A 9 6.98 .02
7 HiYieldInst 6 9.40n .05
31 Intl Gr Ins
14 8.92n .06
38 IntlEmMkt J 14 18.31 .13
22 Life 2040 I
10 11.01 .06
22 Life 2050 I
10 10.59 .06
23 Lrg Gr Inst 10 7.32n .04
17 LT 2010 In
8 10.68n .03
19 LT 2020 In
9 11.01n .04
19 LT 2020 J m 9 10.95n .04
21 LT 2030 Instl 10 10.86n .04
20 Pref Secs I 19 7.07 +.12
29 PtrIntl Ins
11 11.38n +.02
19 PtrLgBl Ins 9 8.65n .03
24 PtrLgGrI In 15 6.50n .09
21 PtrLgGrII I
10 7.12 .10
19 PtrLVa I In
8 10.93 +.03
24 PtrLVa Inst 8 10.27n +.01
29 PtrMdGr In 14 7.94n .12
16 PtrMdValI I 10 10.61 .06
0 Real Est I
4 15.85 .33
15 StrAsBal C
7 12.25n .04
18 StrAsConGrB 8 13.18n .07
18 StrAsConGrC 8 13.07n .07
20 StrAsStrGrA 9 14.87 .10
15 StrAstBal B 7 12.33n .04
18 StrAstCnGrA 8 13.71 .07
Prudent Bear Fds
$ 1.5 bil 8007111848
+ 9 Bear
+ 8 6.83n +.01
0 Glob Inc
1 12.43n +.01
Putnam A
$ 50.1 bil 8002251581
1 AmerGovtInc 3 8.75 +.06
22 Asset All Gr 10 11.24 .06
18 Asst All Bal 9 9.96 .05
6 CA Tax Ex
6 7.28 .02
19 Conv Inc&Gr 13 16.00 .06
14 Diversifd Inc 7 8.06 .02
15 Equity Inc
7 13.57 .03
29 Glob Eqty
12 8.30 .06
33 GlobNatRes 17 21.44 .56
22 Gr & Inc
7 12.08 ..
18 Grge Fd Bos 8 12.73 +.02
10 High Yield
8 6.58 .04
2 Hlth Science 7 50.57 .22
7 Income
5 5.95 +.02
30 Intl Equity 12 19.14 .04
30 Intl Gr&Inc 12 9.94 +.03
33 IntlCapOpps 16 26.05 .32
24 Investors
8 11.16 .05
24 Mid Cap Val 16 9.66 .14
22 New Opport 12 40.73 .60
28 New Value 10 11.24 .01
5 NY Tax Ex
6 7.89 .02
6 Tax Ex Inc
6 7.90 .02
8 Tx Fr Hgh Yld 7 11.14 .03
2 US Govt Inc 3 12.69 +.05
23 Util Gr&Inc 10 12.17 +.01
27 Vista
15 8.53 .13
22 Voyager
11 15.01 .19
Putnam M
$ 1.7 bil 8002251581
14 Diversifd Inc 7 7.98 .02
Putnam Y
$ 7.6 bil 8002251581
22 Growth & Inc 7 12.11n ..
7 Income
5 6.00n +.02
30 Intl Equity 12 19.33n .05
24 Investors
8 11.35n .05
22 Voyager
11 15.59n .21
Quaker Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8002208888
28 Strat Gr A
13 19.40 .32
Quant Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8003262151
40 EmrgMktOrd 15 18.93n .02
35 ForeignValO 17 13.18n +.04
Rainier Funds
$ 6.5 bil 8002486314
23 Lg Equity
11 22.96n .27
23 LgEq I
11 23.11n .28
26 Sm/Mid Eq 13 29.20n .57
26 Sm/Mid Eq I 13 29.75n .58
Ridgeworth
$ 12.2 bil 8779847321
7 Hi Yield I
7 8.93n .05
1 InGrTxEx I
4 11.16n .01
32 Intl Eq I
13 10.44n .08
29 IntlEqIdx I 12 13.80n .14
+ 2 Intmd Bd I
1 10.04 +.02
0 InvGrdBd I
2 10.39n +.02
21 LgCoreEq I 10 12.54n .18
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
17 LgValEq I
9 11.18n .03
16 MidValEq I 11 8.94n .10
1 ShTrmBd I
2 9.48n +.01
8 SmValEq I
6 11.06n .13
+ 1 TotRetBondI 1 9.81n +.01
+ 4 USGovSec I + 1 10.60n +.04
RiverSource A
$ 35.6 bil 8887913380
16 Balanced
7 9.08 +.02
21 Discpln Eq
9 5.45 +.01
20 Div Oppor
6 7.18 +.05
3 Divers Bond 2 4.56 ..
23 DivrsEqInc 10 9.17 .14
22 Equity Val 10 10.36 .16
26 Growth
13 23.93 +.02
8 High Yield
7 2.42 .02
+ 1 InflProtSec 3 9.88 .01
24 Lrg Cap Eq 11 4.06 ..
24 Mid Cap Val 13 7.01 .13
23 MidCapGr
14 7.71 .03
33 PrInSelVal 15 6.62 .08
14 PrtBldrMod 6 9.13 .04
20 PrtFmtlVal 8 4.96 +.01
17 PrtModAggr 8 8.95 .04
19 Strat Alloc
7 9.09 .01
6 Tax Ex Bond 6 3.46 ..
7 TaxExHiInc 7 3.86 ..
37 TNEmgMkts 14 6.82 .05
29 TNGlobalEq 10 6.35 .06
RiverSource B
$ 5.0 bil 8887913380
24 DvrsEqInc r 10 9.19n .13
RiverSource I
$ 5.0 bil 8887913380
3 Divers Bd
2 4.57n ..
2 Glbl Bond
2 6.52n ..
Royce Funds
$ 21.7 bil 8002214268
15 LowPrStkSev 11 12.58n .19
20 MicroCap I 11 12.63n .17
16 Opport I
11 9.27n .12
13 PA Mutl Inv 10 9.44n .11
13 PAMutlCnst 10 8.74n .10
9 Premier Inv 10 15.76n .19
6 SpecialEq I 7 17.19n .07
11 TotlRet I
8 11.33n .12
11 Value Svc
13 9.43n .18
18 ValuePlsSer 12 11.33n .13
RS Funds
$ 9.0 bil 8007663863
15 CoreEqA
11 36.06 .17
38 EmergeMktsA 16 17.15 .21
26 Glb Nat Res 16 27.93 .72
14 Partners
11 26.44 .28
22 Value
15 20.57 .27
Russell Funds S
$ 23.8 bil 8007877354
.. Divers Eqty
.. no quote
35 EmergMkts 14 14.68n .09
.. Intl Secs
.. no quote
.. MultiStr Bd
.. no quote
.. Quant Eqty
.. no quote
2 Real EstSec 5 38.13n .83
.. Special Gr
.. no quote
Russell Instl I
$ 6.1 bil 8007877354
30 IntlDvlpMkt 12 30.03n +.02
6 StratBd
4 9.65n +.03
23 USCoreEqty 10 25.39n .14
21 USQuanEqty 9 27.05n .26
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.3 bil 8007877354
17 Bal Strat
8 9.84 .03
20 Gr Strat
9 9.73 .05
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 3.6 bil 8007877354
17 Bal Strat
8 9.75 .03
21 Gr Strat
9 9.61 .05
Russell Lifepoints E
$ 1.8 bil 8007877354
17 Bal Strat
8 9.84 .04
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.5 bil 8007877354
16 Bal Strat
8 9.90 .03
Rydex H
$ 996 mil 8008200888
+ 1 MgdFutreSt + 3 26.96n +.11
Rydex Investor
$ 2.1 bil 8008200888
+22 InvS&P500 + 8 44.20n +.29
25 Ndq
15 10.37n .21
STU
A7
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
6 Sm Cap Yield 9 43.49n .27

SunAmerica
$ 2.3 bil 8008588850
+ 3 GNMA A
0 11.41 +.03
Target Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8004428748
+ 2 Intmd Bond 2 10.34n +.04
3 Tot Ret Bd
5 10.22n +.02
TCM Funds
$ 550 mil 8005363230
24 TCMSmGr
11 25.03 .55
TCW Funds
$ 6.0 bil 8003863829
24 Div Foc
10 9.62n ..
24 Select Eq I 11 15.00n .10
+ 2 TotRetBd I
0 9.38n +.05
+ 2 TotRetBd N
0 9.72n +.05
Templeton Instl
$ 9.3 bil 8003218563
35 Emerg Mkt 10 13.20n .07
28 Foreign Eqty 10 20.06n .04
TFS Capital
$ 380 mil 8888374446
7 MktNeutrl
8 13.47n ..
Third Avenue
$ 14.3 bil 8008808442
21 Intl Value
11 14.77n +.02
21 Real Est Val 7 21.96n .28
9 SmllCapVal 9 21.30n .19
29 Value
16 42.99n .38
Thornburg A
$ 12.0 bil 8008470200
34 Core Growth 13 13.15 .21
24 Income Bldr 9 16.85 .01
28 Intl Value
10 23.52 .16
0 Ltd Mun Nat 3 13.21 .01
26 Value
10 27.83 .19
Thornburg C
$ 4.4 bil 8008470200
24 Income Bldr 9 16.85n .02
29 Intl Value
10 22.31n .15
Thornburg I
$ 8.4 bil 8008470200
28 Intl Value
10 24.01n .17
25 Value
10 28.28n .19
Thrivent Funds A
$ 6.7 bil 8008474836
20 Lrg Cap Stk 9 20.97 .08
25 Mid Cap Stk 12 10.96 .10
3 Muni Bond 4 10.52 .02
28 ThWhite Intl 10 15.38n ..
TIAACREF Instl Reti
$ 7.0 bil 8002231200
19 Growth&Inc 8 8.23n .02
35 IntlEquity
10 8.87n .03
19 MidCapValue 11 14.61n .08
TIAACREF Instl Fun
$ 9.1 bil 8002231200
1 Bond
2 9.69n +.02
19 Equity Idx
9 8.65n .05
19 Growth&Inc 8 9.81 .02
+ 1 InflLnkBond 3 10.08n +.01
35 IntlEquity
10 8.65n .03
4 RealEstSecs 6 10.27n .24
20 S&P500 Idx 9 13.28n .06
Tocqueville
$ 1.5 bil 8006973863
30 Gold
5 34.07 +.08
19 Torray
10 28.13n .22
Touchstone
$ 5.4 bil 8005430407
24 Lg Cap Gr A 11 20.84 .15
18 MidCapGrA 12 18.91 .20
27 SandsCapGrI r 13 9.68 .10
Tr For Cr Union
$ 708 mil 8003425828
0 Shrt Duratn
0 9.42n +.02
+ 2 UltShDurGov 0 9.46n +.01
Transamer Prem
$ 1.7 bil 8008927587
29 Equity Inv 15 18.30n .30
Transamerica A
$ 4.1 bil 8882334339
23 AstAllocGr 12 10.80 .10
15 AstAlMod
9 10.65 .06
19 AstAlModGr 10 10.83 .07
20 SmlMidVal 11 15.67 .25
Transamerica C
$ 4.6 bil 8882334339
19 AstAllModGr 10 10.73n .08
24 AstAllocGr 12 10.52n .10
16 AstAlMod
9 10.56n .06
Transamerica Partner
$ 7.8 bil 8007555801
3 Core Bond
4 9.86n +.04
3 Core Bond
4 11.67n +.05
14 IAstAllIH
8 8.55n .02
1 InflProSec
4 9.34n ..
35 IntlEqty
15 6.41n .05
23 Lg Growth 11 5.61n .07
25 Lg Value
11 16.80n +.01
25 LgValue
11 9.00n +.01
+ 2 MoneyMkt
0 10.63n +.01
20 StkIndex
9 7.74n .04
20 StockIndex 9 9.01n .04
Turner Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8002246312
20 EmergGrowth 13 45.41n 1.01
29 Mid Cap Gr 14 25.80n .38
Tweedy Browne
$ 6.1 bil 8004324789
24 Global Value 9 22.65n +.14
UBS Investment Fds
$ 7.8 bil 8007947753
6 DynAlpha A 7 9.53 .04
19 GlobAlloc A 10 11.13 .07
20 GlobAlloc C 10 10.84n .07
19 US Lg Eq Y
10 15.42n .09
UBS Pace P
$ 7.6 bil 8006471568
3 Glb Fxd Inc 3 10.84n .02
30 Intl Eqty
12 13.30 .08
24 Lrg Co Gr
11 14.77n .19
22 Lrg Co Val
8 15.55n +.09
+ 3 Secs Fxd Inc
0 13.01n +.04
1 Str Fxd Inc
5 13.20n +.05
UMB Scout
$ 4.8 bil 8009962862
21 Small Cap
12 13.85n .16
23 Worldwide 9 28.63n .03
US Glob Inv
$ 4.0 bil 8008738637
42 East Europe 21 9.66n .20
23 GlbGoldMtl 1 12.45 +.13
38 Glob Resourc 19 10.85 .27
41 WrldMineral 8 15.59 +.07
USAA Group
$ 29.4 bil 8005318722
25 Aggress Grth 10 28.48n .10
17 BalancStrat 9 11.67 .06
7 CA Bond
7 9.64n .01
25 Capital Gr
10 6.69n .03
20 CornerstStr 9 19.76n .09
33 Emerging Mkt 14 16.52n .14
+ 3 GNMA Trust
0 9.66n +.01
29 Growth
13 12.87n .24
22 Growth & Inc 10 13.25n .12
11 Hi Yld Opps 7 7.03n .04
1 Income
3 11.47n +.02
19 IncomeStk 7 11.87n +.01
22 International 10 21.35n .06
7 Intm Trm Bd 5 8.87n +.01
21 Prcs Metals
0 25.84n +.19
.. S&P 500
.. no quote
.. S&P500Rwd
.. no quote
0 Sh Term Bond 2 8.67n ..
4 Tax Ex Intmd 5 12.01n .01
6 Tax Ex LT
6 12.14n .02
+ 2 Tx Ex Sh Trm 1 10.43n ..
20 World Gr
9 16.33n .06
Schroder Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004643108
7 Muni Bd Inv 6 8.93n .01
18 NorthAmerEq 8 9.11n .06
12 US Opps Inv r 9 19.30n .22
Schwab Funds
$ 34.2 bil 8004354000
20 1000Idx Inv 9 34.51n .18
20 1000Idx Sel 9 34.52n .18
18 Core Equity 8 15.86n .14
16 Div Eq Sel
6 12.40n .02
12 Health Care 7 14.46n .03
19 InstlS&P500 9 9.33n .04
26 Intl Idx Sel 10 17.64n +.03
26 Intl Index Inv 10 17.63n +.03
20 MktTrck All Eq 9 11.61n .04
16 MTGrwth
8 16.19n .05
20 PremEqtySel 10 9.89n .08
20 S&P 500 Inv 9 18.20n .08
19 S&P500 Slct 9 18.28n .08
12 Sm Cap Inv 9 17.30n .15
12 Sm Cap Select 9 17.33n .15
5 Tot Bd Mkt
2 9.01n +.02
19 TotStkIdxInv 9 20.52n .11
19 TotStkIdxSel 9 20.57n .12
Security Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8008882461
9 MidCapVal A 7 28.30 .11
SEI Portfolios
$ 25.4 bil 8003425734
5 CoreFxdInst A 4 9.39n +.02
35 Emrg Mkt A 14 11.33n .10
12 High Yld Bond 8 6.57n .05
35 Intl Equity A 15 8.79n .06
3 Intl Fxd Inc A 2 10.49n +.03
10 IntlEmrgMkt A 9 9.21n .22
2 Intmd Muni A 4 10.31n .02
20 Larg Cp Val A 7 15.83n +.04
23 Lge Cp Gr A 13 18.13n .26
20 S&P 500 Idx E 9 32.40n .14
27 Sm Cp Gr A 14 13.75n .23
10 Sm Cp Val A 8 15.23n .15
22 TxMgdLgCp A 10 11.01n .07
Selected Funds
$ 11.1 bil 8002431575
20 American D 8 38.37n +.03
20 American S 8 38.27 +.02
Seligman Group
$ 6.4 bil 8002212783
21 Com & Inf C 12 25.70 .39
20 Com&Inf A 12 30.43 .46
Sentinel Group
$ 4.1 bil 8002823863
18 CmmnStk A 10 27.58 .16
+ 4 Govt Sec A
+ 1 10.50 +.03
12 Small Co A
8 6.46 .06
9 Sequoia
5 123.13n .73
Sit Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8003325580
+ 4 US Govt
0 10.77n +.02
14 Sound Shore 10 30.39n .04
SSGA Funds
$ 7.4 bil 8006477327
38 Emerg Mkts 14 18.62 .13
38 Emerg Mkts 14 18.59n .13
27 Intl Stk Sel 10 10.34n +.01
20 S&P 500 Idx 9 19.10n .09
State Frm Asc
$ 5.4 bil 3097662029
10 Balanced
4 51.40n .12
VALIC Company
16 Growth
5 50.87n .30
$ 20.9 bil 8004482542
+ 2 Interim
0 10.07 +.02 29 IntlEq
11 7.68 .01
Stratton Funds
Value Line
$ 1.0 bil 8006345726
$ 2.7 bil 8002230818
VWX
A8
EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk

Chg Str Dist high Fund
6-Month Winners & Losers

TOP 10
BOTTOM 10
Rel Str 6-mth
Symbol Rtg % chg ETF
ETF
ProS Ultrashort MSCI EAFE EFU

ProS Ultrshrt Basic Material SMN
ProS Ultrashort Industrial SIJ
ProS Ultrshrt Semiconductor SSG
ProS Ultrashort Utilities
SDP
ProS Ultrshrt MSCI Emerging EEV
HT B2B Internet
BHH
ProS Ultrashort QQQ
QID
ProS Ultrashort Tech
REW
RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Chg Str Dist high Fund
98
98
97
98
98
96
86
97
97
94
51.8
46.6
41.6
34.5
29.2
28.6
27.3
22.0
21.4
20.0
Rel Str 6-mth

Symbol Rtg % chg
ProS Ultra Basic Material

ProS Ultra Financials
MV Steel
IS MSCI Belgium
MV Russia
ProS Ultra Semiconductor
Spdr S&P Metals&Mining
IS MSCI Austria
IS MSCI Sweden
IS MSCI Thailand Inv
Div Close
Vol % 08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund
UYM
UYG
SLX
EWK
RSX
USD
XME
EWO
EWD
THD
8 -50.1
21 -44.5
15 -43.4
19 -42.5
14 -42.2
12 -40.6
17 -37.8
17 -37.5
26 -34.9
31 -34.7
Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
For Wednesday, October 1, 2008. Ranked by Relative Strength 13.6 81 C+ 84.8 ProS Ultsht CnsmrGds SZK 1.4 71.87 -0.13 21
.. 99 A- 27.0 Macrshrs $100 OilDwn DOY .. 24.70 0.45 -73
35.8 98 B+ 59.6 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat SMN
64.6 98 B- 138.9 ProS Ultsht MSCI EAFE EFU
67.2 98 B+ 108.4 ProS Ultsht Semicond SSG
48.6 98 C+ 78.2 ProS Ultsht Utilities SDP
44.8 97 C+ 84.8 ProS Ultsht Industrl
SIJ
47.1 97 B 62.2 ProS Ultsht QQQ
QID
50.7 97 C+ 86.7 ProS Ultsht Tech
REW
33.5 96 B- 144.6 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV
10.5 94 A- 54.6 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas DUG
33.1 94 C+ 119.0 RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW
25.9 93 B- 69.7 ProS Short QQQ
PSQ
22.1 93 B- 76.6 ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400 MZZ
30.1 93 B- 81.7 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS
20.6 92 D- 88.0 ProS Short S&P 500
SH
25.5 92 B- 99.0 ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw SKK
0.5 91 B 54.7 KBW Regionl Bankng KRE
19.1 91 B+ 118.1 ProS Ultsht ConsmSvc SCC
9.8 91 D+ 27.5 PS Dyn Banking
PJB
23.0 90 B 72.7 ProS Ultsht Dow 30
DXD
16.9 89 D+ 72.9 ProS Short Dow 30
DOG
20.3 88 A- 145.4 ProS Ultsht FTSE/Xin FXP
2.9 87 B 23.0 IS DJ US Home Const ITB
3.2 87 D- 25.8 PS DB US$ Bullish
UUP
16.7 86 C+ 1.1 HT B2B Internet
BHH
3.4 86 A- 24.9 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs XHB
11.7 85 B- 205.7 HT Biotech
BBH
-13.6 85 B 15.5 PS Hi Yld Eq Divdnd PEY
2.9 84 B- 100.9 IS Lehmn 20+ Yr
TLT
2.1 84 D+ 69.8 Spdr S&P Biotech
XBI
3.4 83 D 111.8 IS Lehmn 3-7 Yr Treas IEI
2.6 83 D+ 92.6 IS Lehmn 7-10 Yr
IEF
7.1 83 D+ 92.1 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM
5.0 82 D+ 103.5 Currencyshrs Jpn Yen FXY
-9.9 82 C 50.0 IS DJ US Region Bnks IAT
1.6 82 C+ 84.6 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr
SHY
-0.5 82 B- 90.9 IS Nasdaq Biotech
IBB
4.5 82 C+ 114.0 ProS Ultsht Smcp 600 SDD
-3.1 82 D- 80.4 VG Consumer Staples VDC
-14.4 81 B 155.3 HT Regional Bank
RKH
4.6 81 B- 100.5 IS Comex Gold Trust IAU
-0.4 81 D 104.5 IS Lehmn MBS Fixed MBB
0.6 81 B 110.8 IS Lehmn Shrt Treas SHV
1.2 55.19
1.3 121.61
0.7 94.05
0.7 75.30
0.8 81.53
1.4 55.88
0.9 81.07
1.3 97.56
2.0 39.75
1.0 103.51
1.0 67.00
1.4 66.94
1.2 70.50
1.0 73.31
1.0 83.35
3.6 37.27
1.0 101.93
1.1 21.07
1.1 61.70
0.7 69.36
1.2 92.50
1.6 18.15
.. 24.47
.. 0.49
2.0 20.00
.. 180.75
3.9 11.50
4.3 95.78
.. 60.60
3.5 109.09
4.0 89.28
0.7 77.23
.. 94.12
4.4 33.89
3.1 83.54
0.9 80.74
0.3 73.25
1.7 68.59
3.9 112.62
.. 86.25
5.0 101.40
3.5 110.31
1.94 -4
1.36 -15
0.17 -46
0.51 -9
3.84 50
1.16 -17
1.77 -42
0.51 32
0.90 -31
-3.99 -56
1.27 -7
1.44 -45
0.20 42
0.21 132
3.95 -45
1.77 -42
1.03 -25
0.60 -29
0.17 -11
0.11 -20
-1.50 -1
0.19 -51
0.03 -54
-0.05 -45
0.33 0
-2.10 61
0.49 281
0.90 -38
0.47 -9
0.26 -53
0.32 -16
1.11 -42
0.24 -50
1.94 141
-0.02 226
-0.62 -23
1.37 -51
0.64 77
5.36 -63
0.78 -17
-0.71 803
0.01 21
4.3 81 B 100.4 Spdr Gold Trust

GLD
0.5 81 A- 48.9 Spdr Leh 1-3 Mth Tbil BIL
-7.5 81 B+ 62.3 Spdr S&P Dividend
SDY
-2.6 80 C+ 27.7 FrstTr Amex Biotech FBT
5.2 80 B- 97.7 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM
-0.1 80 E 26.9 PS VRDO Tax-Free
PVI
-3.5 80 D 30.3 Spdr Consumer Stapls XLP
.. 80 B- 25.7 WT Dreyfus Chn Yuan CYB
-17.3 78 B- 54.8 KBW Bank
KBE
2.8 78 C 38.0 PS DB Gold Fund
DGL
-5.0 78 B- 20.6 PS Dyn Biotech
PBE
-5.1 78 D+ 19.3 PS Dyn Pharma
PJP
-3.1 78 B- 79.8 VG Total Bond Mkt
BND
-6.4 77 C 64.5 IS DJ US Medicl Devic IHI
-1.8 77 D- 103.9 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr Credit CSJ
-2.8 77 E 80.0 VG Short-Term Bond BSV
-13.9 76 C+ 72.0 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY
1.1 76 C+ 99.1 IS DJ Transprtn Indx
IYT
-9.2 76 C 68.9 IS DJ US Cnsmr Goods IYK
-3.6 76 D- 105.5 IS Leh Aggregte Bnd AGG
-6.8 76 B- 81.1 IS Russell 2000 Val
IWN
-4.7 75 C+ 104.2 HT Retail
RTH
-8.6 75 B 56.5 IS DJ US Pharmactls IHE
-4.8 75 E 104.0 IS S&P Nat Muni
MUB
-7.5 75 B- 80.2 IS S&P SC 600 Valu
IJS
.. 74 D+ 59.1 IS MSCI Turkey Inv
TUR
-10.9 74 A- 67.1 IS S&P Glb Cnsmr Stpl KXI
-4.8 74 D- 25.2 Spdr Lehmn St Muni SHM
-5.2 74 E 83.0 VG Intrmed-Term
BIV
-3.8 73 C+ 112.1 IS Tr Lehman TIPS
TIP
-6.5 72 B- 113.0 Currencyshrs Can Dlr FXC
0.3 72 C+ 102.0 Currencyshrs Swiss Fr FXF
-4.2 72 C+ 86.5 DJ Wilshire Reit
RWR
-12.2 72 B- 73.5 IS DJ US Healthcare
IYH
-8.5 72 C+ 76.0 IS S&P Smcp 600
IJR
.. 72 B- 74.0 ProS Ultsht 7-10 Yr
PST
10.1 72 E 57.0 PS DB Energy
DBE
8.4 72 E 55.6 PS DB Oil
DBO
-1.2 72 B 38.7 PS DB Prec Metal
DBP
-8.2 72 D- 18.8 PS Dyn Sml Value
PWY
-3.5 72 D+ 59.0 Spdr Lehmn Intl Trsy BWX
-11.6 72 B 64.0 VG Health Care
VHT
-3.5 72 C 76.7 VG Reit
VNQ
-9.3 72 C+ 74.0 VG Small-Cp Value
VBR
.. 85.97
1.6 46.00
4.2 50.95
2.2 23.73
1.1 74.00
2.8 25.04
2.7 27.80
.. 25.16
4.1 36.01
.. 32.45
.. 17.79
0.6 17.29
4.6 74.95
.. 56.72
4.3 99.23
3.8 74.90
4.5 55.55
1.1 82.14
1.3 58.01
4.9 97.50
1.9 65.68
1.5 88.95
0.8 49.16
3.5 97.10
1.8 64.76
.. 43.44
2.4 56.11
2.7 21.70
5.0 73.30
7.8 101.83
2.2 94.36
1.3 88.64
5.1 66.38
1.6 62.08
1.2 59.49
1.3 66.00
.. 38.88
.. 37.64
.. 30.59
0.8 14.65
4.1 51.92
1.5 53.58
5.2 59.33
0.1 58.65
0.90 -9
-0.07 63
0.95 235
-0.11 217
2.10 -16
0.06 -9
0.20 53
0.00 -33
2.41 -10
0.28 -24
-0.31 3
0.05 167
-0.67 32
-0.66 -48
1.48 248
-2.25 83
2.31 13
-0.57 -19
0.60 402
-1.09 36
-1.56 -4
-1.19 -40
0.15 -87
-0.21 -10
-0.29 195
-1.16 -52
0.65 -59
-0.88 209
0.03 -28
0.53 -3
0.16 -8
-0.53 -14
-1.19 -16
0.06 222
-0.02 -22
-0.79 -30
-0.78 -36
-0.78 -79
0.57 -34
0.48 -52
0.03 -36
-0.32 11
-1.47 -28
-0.74 -22
Continued from previous page

2008
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV %
18 EmergOpps 11 27.83n .41

Van Eck Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8002212220
23 Glb Hrd Ast A 16 37.45 .87
25 Intl Gold A
0 13.38 +.20
Van Kamp A
$ 45.6 bil 8004215666
18 Amer Val
9 22.88 .08
29 Cap Growth 14 9.48 .11
17 Comstock
7 14.16 +.02
11 Corp Bond
8 5.64 +.02
39 Emrg Mkts 14 16.13 .11
25 Enterprise 12 11.74 .14
13 Eqty & Inc
5 7.50 +.03
17 Glb Franch
6 21.70 +.15
4 Govt Secs
0 9.35 +.02
15 Gr & Inc
4 17.84 +.12
7 Hi Yld Muni 7 9.29 .02
9 Insur Tax Fr 6 15.27 .04
29 Mid Cap Gr 14 20.28 .21
8 Muni Inc
6 12.41 .04
3 Real Estate 7 17.73 .42
19 Small Gr
9 9.55 .05
10 Sml Cap Val 10 13.73 .18
8 StrMuniInc 7 10.94 .04
4 US Mortgage + 1 12.17 +.03
Van Kamp B
$ 7.0 bil 8004215666
29 Cap Growth 14 8.96n .10
17 Comstock
7 14.17n +.03
13 Eqty & Inc
5 7.36n +.03
Van Kamp C
$ 5.2 bil 8004215666
17 Comstock
7 14.17n +.02
14 Eqty & Inc
5 7.40n +.03
8 HiYldMuni
7 9.27n .03
Vanguard Admiral
$ 286 bil 8009972798
20 500 Index
9 106.90n .47
20 Asset Allocat 9 53.50n .17
11 Balanced Idx 6 19.11n .05
2 CA IntmTxEx 4 10.36n ..
5 CA LngTxEx 6 10.56n .02
21 Cap Opps r 13 67.21n .79
35 EmgMktStk r 13 28.34n .19
22 Energy r
13 117.08n 2.81
15 Equity Inc
4 42.28n +.29
29 Euro Stk Idx r 12 66.12n +.05
20 Explorer
12 52.86n .69
17 Extnd Mkt Idx 11 32.97n .37
4 FL LngTxEx 5 10.64n .01
+ 3 GNMA
0 10.31n +.01
19 Growth & Inc 9 41.87n .33
20 Growth Idx 11 26.38n .38
10 HiYld Corp r 8 5.05n .04
5 HiYldTxEx
6 9.70n .02
10 Hlth Care r
6 52.16n +.16
+ 2 InflProSecs 3 23.67n +.10
5 Ins LT Tax Ex 5 11.43n .01
+ 5 Int Treas
0 11.57n +.05
28 Intl Growth r 11 56.59n .12
2 Intmd Tax Ex 4 12.61n .01
6 IntmdInvGrd 7 8.80n ..
8 LgInvGdAdmr 7 8.03n +.05
4 LT Tax Ex
6 10.29n .01
+ 5 LT Treas
0 11.69n +.12
+ 1 Ltd Tax Ex
2 10.67n ..
22 Mid Cap Idx 12 72.79n .72
23 Morgan Gr 12 46.37n .65
4 NJ LngTxEx 5 10.94n .02
5 NY LngTxEx 6 10.27n .02
4 PA LngTxEx 5 10.38n .01
24 Pac Stk Idx r 8 63.58n .15
14 Primecap r 9 64.48n .71
0 REIT Idx r
5 84.00n 1.93
+ 2 Sh Tm TxEx 1 15.66n ..
+ 3 Sh Trm Fed
0 10.58n +.02
3 ShrtInvAdmr 4 10.04n +.01
+ 2 ShTrmBdIdx 2 10.01n +.01
14 Small Idx
10 28.12n .30
+ 4 ST Treas
0 10.77n +.01
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
+ 1 Tot Bd Idx
2 9.90n +.03
19 TotStk MktIdx 9 28.26n .16
20 TxMgd G&I r 9 51.95n .23
20 TxMgdCap r 10 56.35n .40
21 US Growth 10 40.77n .21
19 Value Idx
7 20.51n +.09
6 Wellesley Inc 4 47.71n +.23
13 Wellington 7 47.68n .09
26 Windsor
11 38.94n +.07
19 Windsor II
7 44.15n .05
Vanguard Index
$ 251 bil 8006627447
20 500
9 106.90n .47
11 Balanced
6 19.11n .05
28 Devlpd Mkts r 11 9.82n .01
35 EmgMktStk r 13 21.51n .14
29 Euro Stk Idx r 12 28.13n +.02
17 Extnd Mkt 11 32.92n .37
20 Growth
11 26.37n .39
2 Int Bd
4 9.97n +.02
2 Int Bd Adm 4 9.97n +.02
4 LT Bd
5 10.83n +.08
23 Mid Cap
12 16.03n .16
24 Pac Stk Idx r 8 9.70n .03
14 Small Cap
10 28.09n .30
9 Small Cap Val 8 14.05n .08
18 Small Grow 13 16.39n .27
+ 1 ST Bond
2 10.01n +.01
+ 1 Tot Bd Mrkt 2 9.90n +.03
19 Tot St Mkt
9 28.26n .16
29 Total Intl Stk r 11 14.06n .02
19 Value
7 20.51n +.09
Vanguard Instl
$ 153 bil 8006627447
11 Balanced Idx 6 19.11n .05
28 Devlpd Mkts r 11 9.75n ..
35 EmgMktStk r 13 21.58n .14
29 Euro Stk Idx r 12 28.18n +.02
20 Index
9 106.12n .46
17 Index Ext Mkt 11 32.98n .38
20 Index Gr
11 26.38n .38
22 Index Mid Cp 12 16.09n .16
20 Index Plus
9 106.12n .46
14 Index Sm Cp 10 28.14n .30
+ 1 Index Tot Mkt 2 9.90n +.03
19 Index Value 7 20.51n +.09
+ 2 InflaProtec 3 9.64n +.04
24 Pac Stk Idx r 8 9.73n .02
0 REIT Idx r
5 13.00n .30
18 Sm Cp Gr Idx 13 16.43n .27
9 SmCapVal Idx 8 14.10n .07
20 StrcLgEqPls 9 44.95n .20
19 Tot Stk Idx
9 28.27n .16
19 Tot Stk Idx Pls 9 25.50n .15
+ 1 Totl Bd Idx
2 49.91n +.12
19 TotStkIdx
9 25.50n .14
Vanguard Signal
$ 46.0 bil 8006627447
20 500 Index
9 88.30n .39
11 Bal Index
6 18.91n .04
17 ExtndMktIdx 11 28.33n .32
20 Growth Idx 11 24.43n .35
2 Int Bd Sig
4 9.97n +.02
23 Mid Cap Idx 12 22.98n .23
0 Reit Idx r
5 22.42n .52
14 Small Idx
10 25.35n .27
+ 2 ST Bond Idx 2 10.01n +.01
+ 1 TotBdMktIdx 2 9.90n +.03
19 TotStMktIdx 9 27.28n .15
19 Val Idx
7 21.34n +.09
Vanguard Funds
$ 368 bil 8008514999
3 CA IntmTxEx 4 10.36n ..
5 CA LngTxEx 6 10.56n .02
21 Cap Opport r 13 29.07n .34
17 Convert Secs r 12 11.17n .03
22 Div Eq Inv
10 18.56n .10
11 Dividend Gr 6 13.42n .10
23 Energy r
13 62.32n 1.49
15 Equity Inc
4 20.17n +.14
20 Explorer
12 56.72n .74
2008
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV %
30 Global Eq
13 16.59n .06
+ 3 GNMA
0 10.31n +.01
19 Growth & Inc 9 25.64n .20
31 Growth Equity 12 9.37n .09
10 Health Care r 6 123.53n +.37
10 HiYld Corp r 8 5.05n .04
5 HiYldTxEx
6 9.70n .02
+ 2 Inflation Prot 3 12.05n +.05
5 Insur LT Tx Ex 5 11.43n .01
6 IntInvGdInv 7 8.80n ..
33 Intl Explor r 15 12.43n .12
28 Intl Growth r 11 17.76n .04
27 Intl Value r 10 30.75n .01
2 Intmd Tax Ex 4 12.61n .01
+ 5 Intmd Treas
0 11.57n +.05
11 Life Consv Gr 6 14.96n .01
19 Life Growth 9 20.15n .07
6 Life Income 4 13.02n +.01
14 Life Mod Gr 7 17.90n .03
4 LT Tax Ex
6 10.29n .01
+ 5 LT Treas
0 11.69n +.12
+ 1 Ltd Tm Tx Ex 2 10.67n ..
8 LTInvGrdInv 7 8.03n +.05
3 MA Tx Exem 5 9.50n .01
34 Metals&Mine r 22 21.36n .96
22 MidCapGr A 11 14.44n .20
24 Morgan Gr 12 14.93n .22
5 NY LngTxEx 6 10.27n .02
3 OH LT Tax Ex 5 11.13n .01
4 PA LngTxEx 5 10.38n .01
14 Primecap r 9 62.08n .68
14 PrmcpCorInv r 9 11.31n .10
0 REIT Idx r
5 19.69n .45
20 Select Val r 9 15.28n .02
3 ST Corp
4 10.04n +.01
+ 3 ST Federal
0 10.58n +.02
+ 2 ST Tax Exempt 1 15.66n ..
+ 4 ST Treas
0 10.77n +.01
15 Star
7 17.58n .04
21 Strategic Eq 12 16.24n .18
9 TargRet2005 5 10.99n ..
11 TargRet2010 6 20.44n .03
13 TargRet2015 7 11.32n .02
15 TargRet2020 7 19.98n .05
16 TargRet2025 8 11.46n .03
18 TargRet2030 8 19.56n .07
19 TargRet2035 9 11.85n .05
19 TargRet2040 9 19.28n .08
19 TargRet2045 9 12.24n .05
6 TargRetInc 4 10.20n +.01
9 TxMd Sm Cp r 8 23.43n .13
11 TxMgd Bal r 7 17.89n .07
20 TxMgd G&I r 9 25.28n .11
28 TxMgd Intl r 11 11.16n ..
20 TxMgdCap r 10 27.99n .19
21 US Growth 10 15.73n .08
17 US Value
8 10.61n .03
7 Wellesley Inc 4 19.69n +.09
13 Wellington 7 27.61n .05
26 Windsor
11 11.54n +.02
19 Windsor II
7 24.87n .03
Vantagepoint
$ 16.4 bil 8006697400
21 Aggr Opportun 12 8.85n .10
+ 1 Core Bd Indx II 1 9.63n +.02
+ 1 CrBdIdxI
1 9.59n +.03
19 Equity Inc
9 7.90n .04
24 Growth
13 7.92n .07
21 Growth & Inc 10 8.34n .02
+ 1 InfProSecs 4 10.02n +.01
29 International 11 8.71n .04
14 MdlPtf TradGr 7 20.74n .02
9 MP CnsrvGr 5 22.29n +.02
17 MP LngTmGr 8 20.16n .06
Victory Funds
$ 7.0 bil 8005393863
17 Divers Stk R 10 14.60n .03
16 DiversStk A 10 14.74 .05
17 DiversStk I 10 10.30n .03
+ 3 FundForInc A 0 11.45 +.01
5 Sm Co Oppo A 10 24.41 .31
-7.7 71 C+ 24.1 Spdr Lehmn Municipl TFI 4.1 20.54

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-5.0 70 C+ 99.6 IS Tr Cohen&Steers
ICF 4.7 75.20
-2.5 70 D+ 30.8 PS DB US$ Bearish
UDN .. 26.89
-13.7 70 C 37.9 Spdr Health Care
XLV 1.9 30.47
-9.9 70 C 41.6 Spdr S&P Retail
XRT 0.9 30.23
-4.3 69 D+ 160.5 Currencyshrs Euro Tr FXE 3.9 140.07
-13.1 69 B- 62.0 IS S&P Glb Healthcare IXJ 2.7 50.68
-8.3 69 E 18.8 PS Dyn Retail
PMR .. 14.37
-11.5 69 C+ 28.2 PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn PCY 6.1 23.40
5.2 69 D 119.2 US Oil Fnd Lp
USO .. 79.72
-15.4 68 D+ 84.1 HT Pharmaceutical
PPH 3.0 67.00
-7.2 68 C+ 81.0 IS DJ US Real Est
IYR 4.2 61.00
-10.7 68 B- 75.4 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT 0.5 60.20
4.9 67 D+ 46.6 PS DB Commod Indx DBC 2.3 33.10
-13.6 67 C 74.3 Spdr DJ Wil SC Value DSV 3.0 57.08
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-17.8 66 C+ 64.8 WT Div Top 100
DTN 5.1 46.20
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-13.8 65 B- 76.5 VG Small-Cap
VB 0.0 58.66
-13.1 64 D- 91.4 IS Mstar Small Core
JKJ 0.8 70.13
-11.8 64 E 30.2 PS DB G10 Curr
DBV 3.3 24.25
-15.9 64 D+ 59.5 PS FTSE US 1500
PRFZ 1.0 44.95
-15.1 64 B- 59.2 VG Div Apprec
VIG 2.3 47.50
-15.2 63 D- 70.2 IS DJ US Consumr Svc IYC 0.7 52.44
-16.5 63 C+ 91.3 IS Russell 2000 Grw IWO 0.7 69.67
-14.5 63 D 87.6 IS S&P MC 400 Valu
IJJ 2.4 68.02
-14.9 63 C+ 38.3 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr XLY 1.5 27.83
-11.3 62 C+ 211.4 Currencyshrs Brit Pnd FXB 4.4 177.05
-29.4 62 D+ 64.7 IS DJ US Hlth Provider IHF .. 44.67
.. 62 E 75.0 ProS Ultsht 20+ Yr
TBT 1.1 60.98
-17.4 62 D- 21.8 PS Dyn Large Value PWV 2.4 16.80
-19.6 62 D- 17.9 PS Zack Micro
PZI 0.9 12.35
-17.5 62 D 62.4 VG Cnsmr Discretnry VCR 1.0 43.88
-19.3 62 D 63.5 WT LargeCap Div
DLN 3.3 46.63
-25.1 61 C 128.6 IS DJ US Finl Svcs
IYG 3.6 76.55
-17.2 61 C 53.9 IS S&P GSTI Softwre IGV .. 42.74
-15.8 60 D- 106.0 IS Iboxx Hi Yld Corp HYG 9.4 84.85
-25.2 60 D- 77.7 ProS Ultra Hlth Care RXL 0.8 52.71
-3.4 60 D+ 211.8 ProS Ultsht Financial SKF 0.8 96.50
-15.2 60 D- 25.9 PS Insrd Nat Muni
PZA 5.2 21.32
-19.8 60 C+ 118.0 RX Russell Top 50
XLG 2.7 88.66
-23.9 60 A- 63.9 VG Financials
VFH 3.3 40.09
-18.3 59 D 141.9 DJI Diamonds Trust
DIA 2.5 108.34
-14.0 59 B- 108.3 IS Iboxx $ Investop
LQD 6.1 90.21
-16.7 59 C+ 52.4 IS Russell Mdcp Value IWS 2.4 39.17
-15.5 59 D+ 92.0 IS S&P Mdcp 400
IJH 1.5 71.78
-15.5 59 D+ 167.9 Spdr S&P MdCp 400 MDY 1.3 131.12
-19.1 58 D+ 115.1 IS Russell 3000 Val IWW 2.9 84.09
-20.6 58 B 73.6 IS S&P 100 Index
OEF 2.9 54.63
-1.0 58 B- 76.6 IS S&P GSCI Commod GSG .. 52.23
-16.7 58 B- 22.9 PS Water Resources PHO .. 17.82
-18.4 58 D+ 48.2 Spdr Lehmn High Yld JNK10.6 39.04
-17.0 58 D- 58.3 VG Extended Market VXF 0.0 43.66
-16.6 58 C+ 60.6 VG Mid-Cap Value
VOE 0.1 44.31
-17.7 58 D 78.5 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK 0.0 58.70
.. 58 D+ 27.7 WT Dreyfs Brazil Real BZF .. 22.49
-10.4 56 E 98.8 Currencyshrs Aus Dlr FXA 7.0 78.90
-21.6 56 D+ 112.3 Fidelity Nasdaq Comp ONEQ 0.5 81.46
-25.4 56 B- 115.0 IS DJ US Finl Indx
IYF 2.9 70.19
-20.3 56 D- 88.7 IS Russell 1000 Val
IWD 3.1 63.92
-19.8 56 B- 91.2 IS Russell 3000 Indx IWV 2.0 67.65
-19.9 56 B+ 70.1 IS S&P 1500 Indx
ISI 2.2 52.10
-21.4 56 D- 84.3 IS S&P 500 Value Indx IVE 3.2 59.99
-21.6 56 C 63.6 PS FTSE Rafi US
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Div Close
-19.7 56 C 51.8 RX S&P 500 Eq Wght RSP 1.9 37.87

.. 56 E 62.8 Spdr DB Intl Gv InfPrct WIP 9.0 52.34
-19.7 56 D- 78.3 VG Total Stock Mkt
VTI 2.0 58.29
-20.7 56 B- 74.7 VG Value
VTV 3.5 52.66
.. 55 D+ 60.0 IS MSCI Israel Cap
EIS .. 43.34
-23.6 55 B- 81.4 ProS Ultra Smcap 600 SAA 0.3 45.93
-17.9 55 B 58.8 WT Emg Mkt Hi Yld Eq DEM 1.1 43.31
-20.5 54 C 85.9 IS DJ US Index
IYY 1.9 56.90
-22.8 54 D 89.9 IS Mstar Large Value JKF 0.4 62.30
-20.7 54 B- 85.8 IS Russell 1000 Indx IWB 2.1 63.10
-19.9 54 D- 73.3 IS S&P 500 Grw Indx IVW 1.4 55.91
-21.0 54 C+ 157.8 IS S&P 500 Index
IVV 2.3 115.90
-16.9 54 D+ 95.1 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK 0.4 74.03
-17.7 54 E 17.6 NV Eqty Prem Opp
JSN12.4 13.45
-22.3 54 C+ 53.5 PS Dyn Market
PWC 1.2 40.30
-19.2 54 C+ 110.0 Spdr DJ Wil SC Grwth DSG 0.6 79.39
-20.6 54 C 157.5 Spdr S&P 500
SPY 2.4 116.15
-20.4 54 E 67.4 VG Growth
VUG 1.1 51.30
-20.5 54 D 70.5 VG Large-Cap
VV 2.2 52.23
-20.9 53 C+ 25.3 FrstTr DB Stratg Value FDV 1.3 19.13
-26.1 53 D 73.0 IS DJ US Aerospace
ITA 0.6 50.19
.. 53 D 59.7 IS MSCI ACWI
ACWI .. 41.46
-9.1 53 D+ 43.5 PS DB Agricult
DBA .. 30.00
-18.7 52 B+ 27.8 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL 3.7 21.13
-19.3 52 D 92.0 IS Mstar Mid Core
JKG 1.4 66.69
-21.8 52 C+ 63.9 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF 1.2 47.51
-21.6 52 E 52.0 IS Russell 3000 Grwth IWZ 3.6 38.82
-20.7 52 D- 113.0 IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR 1.6 82.12
-23.3 52 D+ 86.1 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx
IOO 3.7 62.12
-20.5 52 D 17.5 NV Eqty Prem Income JPZ12.3 13.04
-21.1 52 E 18.0 NV Eqty Prem&Grwth JPG11.4 13.52
-28.6 51 C 78.0 ProS Ultra Russ 2000 UWM 0.4 43.25
-22.8 50 C+ 78.0 IS DJ US Industrial
IYJ 1.5 56.18
-25.1 50 D 67.3 IS DJ US Tech Indx
IYW 0.3 46.80
-24.8 50 D- 64.1 IS S&P GSTI Tech
IGM 0.3 44.79
-19.6 50 D+ 64.5 IS S&P/Topix 150
ITF 2.1 46.90
-25.7 50 D+ 24.3 PS Aero & Defense
PPA 0.4 16.82
-23.3 50 D+ 19.5 PS Dyn Lrg Gr
PWB .. 14.38
-29.1 50 B- 36.0 Spdr Financial
XLF 3.7 20.50
-23.6 50 C+ 42.0 Spdr Industrial
XLI 2.3 29.92
-22.7 50 D 79.3 VG Industrials
VIS 1.7 56.49
-24.1 50 D 64.8 VG Info Tech
VGT 0.4 45.61
-21.4 50 E 91.8 VG Utilities
VPU 3.6 68.85
-9.0 48 D- 73.2 Brcly Ipath DJ AIG Cm DJP .. 51.18
-23.9 48 D+ 26.8 Clymr S&P Globl Watr CGW 0.5 19.70
-21.7 48 D- 16.2 HT Broadband
BDH 0.6 10.93
-20.6 48 D- 142.3 HT Utilities
UTH 3.3 108.10
-23.2 48 C+ 75.7 IS Mstar Large Growth JKE 0.7 54.89
-27.2 48 C+ 59.5 KBW Insurance
KIE 2.2 38.41
-21.2 48 E 17.5 NV Eqty Prem Advntg JLA13.1 12.97
-24.8 48 E 55.1 PS QQQ Trust
QQQQ 0.3 38.50
-17.4 48 C+ 18.7 S&P 500 Covered Call BEP15.7 12.73
-23.1 48 C 80.2 Spdr S&P Emg MdEAfr GAF 1.9 54.29
-26.4 48 C 28.6 Spdr Technology
XLK 1.4 19.63
-21.8 48 D- 44.7 Spdr Utilities
XLU 3.6 33.11
-22.2 48 D- 82.8 VG Mid-Cap
VO 0.0 58.82
-18.6 47 D- 36.7 IS MSCI Canada
EWC 0.9 26.15
-20.8 47 B 14.7 IS MSCI Japan
EWJ 1.0 10.53
-16.8 47 C 64.2 IS MSCI Mexico
EWW 2.4 46.62
-22.3 46 E 106.8 IS DJ US Utilities
IDU 3.1 79.57
-25.9 46 D- 70.7 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech
IXN 0.9 48.48
-26.9 46 C+ 38.0 PS Cleantech
PZD .. 26.10
-28.1 46 D+ 27.4 PS Listed Priv Eq
PSP 9.4 15.83
-26.7 46 C+ 19.4 PS ValLine Timeliness PIV .. 13.67
-21.8 46 E 46.5 Spdr Materials
XLB 2.6 32.60
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Company Earnings Reports
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greater than 25%, a key characteristic of winning stocks, is boldfaced. The whole line
is boldfaced when EPS growth is more than 25%, EPS Rating more than 85, and
earnings are stronger than expected. Arrows indicate acceleration or deceleration in
earnings or sales growth compared with the prior quarter. Data reported may be
derived from 6-, 9- or 12-month reports. All earnings represent the current quarter.
Foreign companies are not reported. Nonrecurring items may be excluded from
earnings per share. Unique circumstances are taken into account for many industry
groups. Sales may not apply for certain industries. Real estate investment trusts may
reflect EPS or funds from operations.
Div Close
.. 46 E 30.6 WT Mid East Div

GULF ..
-19.1 44 D 52.7 IS DJ US Energy Indx IYE 1.2
-26.6 44 C+ 76.9 IS MSCI So Africa
EZA 5.9
-25.3 44 D+ 60.5 IS Russell Mdcp Grw IWP 0.9
-29.4 44 C+ 94.5 IS S&P Glb Financials IXG 2.4
-28.9 44 C+ 152.0 ProS Ultsht Real Est SRS 0.3
-27.4 44 B- 22.6 PS Intl Divnd Achievrs PID 3.7
PMNA ..
.. 44 E 25.9 PS Mena Frntier
-24.0 44 D- 79.8 VG Pacific
VPL 3.2
-29.2 44 D+ 84.5 VG Telecm Svcs
VOX 3.7
-26.2 43 B+ 71.8 IS MSCI Spain
EWP 4.9
-25.3 42 C+ 37.6 HT Semiconductors SMH 1.5
-29.3 42 D 83.1 IS S&P Glb Telecomm IXP 5.2
-34.6 42 E 62.0 MV Glb Alt Engy
GEX ..
-27.9 42 C+ 25.0 PS Dyn MidCap Grwth PWJ ..
-19.0 42 C 132.7 VG Energy
VDE 1.0
-27.3 42 D- 78.1 WT Intl Div T100
DOO 3.5
.. 40 E 26.4 Clymr/BNY MellnFrntr FRN ..
-31.0 40 C 42.0 HT Telecom
TTH 4.7
-31.3 40 E 34.8 IS DJ US Telecom
IYZ 3.1
-26.1 40 C 104.6 IS Mstar Mid Growth JKH 0.1
-22.7 40 D- 54.6 IS S&P Glb Energy
IXC 2.2
-27.9 40 E 53.2 IS S&P Glb Infrastrctr IGF 2.0
-25.3 40 C+ 53.5 ProS Ultra Real Est
URE 4.0
-11.4 40 E 28.0 PS DB Base Metal
DBB ..
-26.4 40 D+ 19.4 PS Dyn Semicondctrs PSI ..
-27.0 40 D- 52.6 VG Europe Pacific
VEA 0.0
-23.6 40 B- 98.5 VG Materials
VAW 1.9
-28.2 40 B- 75.7 WT DEFA
DWM 1.8
-21.7 40 B+ 41.4 WT Intl Energy
DKA 2.0
-13.4 39 E 32.5 FrstTr ISE Rev Nat Gas FCG 0.4
-32.4 39 E 14.1 IS MSCI Malaysia
EWM 4.7
-21.4 39 D 91.4 Spdr Energy
XLE 1.4
-29.0 38 E 34.5 Bldrs Devlpd Mkts 100 ADRD 3.2
.. 38 D- 30.8 Clymr/Mac Glb SolEng TAN ..
-23.8 38 E 18.9 Dow 30 Enh Prem&Inc DPO16.4
-28.8 38 D+ 86.5 IS MSCI EAFE Indx
EFA 4.7
-27.6 38 E 83.9 IS MSCI Growth
EFG 1.6
-21.6 38 D 53.2 IS S&P GSSI Nat Res IGE 0.9
-16.1 38 D+ 20.7 IS Silver Trust
SLV ..
-38.8 38 C+ 71.6 KBW Capital Markets KCE 1.3
.. 38 D- 27.3 PS India
PIN 0.4
-30.3 38 D- 56.0 Spdr DJ Stoxx 50
FEU 2.1
-28.0 38 E 45.4 Spdr MSCI ACWI X-US CWI 2.6
-29.1 38 E 82.1 VG European
VGK 4.4
-27.4 38 B 63.7 VG FTSE World X-US VEU 1.2
-28.3 38 D- 68.5 VG Mid-Cap Growth VOT ..
-27.6 37 D- 68.5 HT Internet
HHH 0.0
-30.0 37 E 40.7 IS MSCI France
EWQ 9.3
-18.3 36 D 89.7 IS DJ US Oil&Explr
IEO 0.2
-30.3 36 C+ 61.0 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP 0.8
-29.8 36 D+ 82.0 IS MSCI Value Fund
EFV 6.0
-30.4 36 D 62.5 IS S&P Europe 350
IEV 6.6
-23.1 36 D+ 61.6 IS S&P Latin Am 40
ILF 2.7
-30.5 36 E 20.0 Nasdaq Prem Inc&Gr QQQX14.6
-16.7 36 D- 39.2 PS DB Silver
DBS ..
-21.1 36 E 32.3 PS Dyn Enrgy ExplPrd PXE ..
-32.0 36 D+ 66.0 Spdr DJ Euro Stoxx 50 FEZ 1.4
-24.0 36 E 100.5 Spdr S&P Emg L Amer GML 1.5
-16.6 36 E 73.0 Spdr S&P O&G Expl
XOP 0.6
-28.9 36 C 74.6 WT Intl SmallCap Div DLS 3.1
-28.0 35 D- 34.8 IS MSCI Australia
EWA ..
-30.2 35 C 27.4 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU 5.6
.. 35 C+ 26.3 WT India Earnings
EPI ..
-28.9 34 D 16.0 IS MSCI Singapore
EWS 2.7
-33.3 34 E 38.5 IS S&P GSTI Network IGN ..
20.16
36.93
47.76
42.58
56.38
78.80
14.95
19.44
51.51
53.31
46.98
24.25
54.74
39.20
17.48
91.91
50.72
18.94
26.20
20.27
73.97
36.58
36.33
25.77
19.40
12.70
34.99
67.19
49.82
26.63
19.26
8.60
62.37
22.40
18.75
12.20
55.88
56.30
35.12
12.33
40.95
17.06
36.89
29.72
53.07
42.57
46.45
42.89
26.64
54.34
35.86
50.50
39.81
38.28
12.66
23.14
20.01
42.61
61.50
43.38
45.69
20.75
16.80
15.97
9.81
22.71
-0.16 -68
-0.63 -8
-1.30 -43
-0.78 102
0.93 144
1.81 -21
-0.05 -25
0.20 -80
-0.22 18
-0.04 -77
0.51 72
-0.45 -2
-0.03 20
0.94 38
-0.37 -18
-1.32 -9
-0.10 20
0.19 -97
0.00 -74
-0.10 32
-1.07 67
-1.13 -17
-0.14 809
-1.23 26
-0.27 -41
-0.38 73
-0.18 -7
-1.12 -47
0.01 -9
-0.43 -69
-0.71 -52
-0.06 -43
-0.93 10
0.12 66
0.81 11
0.81 60
-0.42 49
-0.30 -42
-0.85 -51
0.48 -30
1.40 -90
0.10 4
0.07 -68
-0.13 -76
-0.30 -11
0.13 13
-0.77 31
-1.79 -44
-0.11 -17
-1.51 -49
-0.04 -24
0.06 41
-0.05 134
-0.47 -8
0.29 42
1.09 7
-0.65 -63
0.02 -9
-0.05 9
-1.45 -46
-0.13 34
0.21 21
0.15 13
-0.02 -30
0.07 -15
-0.58 -49
Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
-36.6 34 D+ 102.8 ProS Ultra Dow 30

DDM 2.0 53.96
-30.0 34 B 39.9 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX 1.2 24.10
-42.7 33 D+ 57.0 IS DJ US Broker Indx
IAI 0.9 29.32
-33.5 33 D 36.7 IS MSCI Germany
EWG 9.7 23.56
-30.3 33 B- 28.5 PS DWATech Leadrs PDP 0.5 19.01
-32.1 32 E 60.3 Bldrs Emerg Mkts 50 ADRE 3.2 37.39
-27.4 32 D- 89.6 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl
IYM 1.8 55.87
-32.4 32 D- 55.8 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM 3.0 33.86
-34.0 32 D- 63.7 IS MSCI EMU Indx
EZU 9.2 39.36
-32.7 32 E 33.0 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN 7.5 20.16
-32.1 32 D+ 69.5 IS S&P GSTI Smcdct IGW 0.7 40.32
-5.0 31 D- 83.6 Brcly Ipth DJ AIG NtGs GAZ .. 45.11
-41.9 31 D+ 31.9 FrstTr Ise ChindiaIndx FNI 1.6 16.09
-22.7 31 D 81.3 IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt IEZ 0.2 49.72
-36.0 31 D- 65.2 IS FTSE EPRA RE X-US IFGL 3.3 30.26
.. 31 C 54.4 IS MSCI Thailand Inv THD .. 33.93
-38.6 31 C 76.9 RX 2X S&P 500
RSU 1.0 43.44
-32.4 31 D- 66.1 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX 4.8 38.52
-36.2 31 D+ 104.8 Spdr S&P Emg AsiaPc GMF 1.8 55.70
-39.1 30 D+ 24.3 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 3.7 13.36
-34.2 30 E 36.4 IS MSCI Italy
EWI10.2 21.67
-28.3 30 C+ 18.2 IS MSCI Taiwan
EWT .. 10.77
-35.2 29 D- 58.3 Clymr/BNY BRIC
EEB 0.7 34.59
-25.8 29 C+ 56.9 MV Gold Miners
GDX 2.2 34.00
-33.3 29 E 97.7 ProS Ultra Midcap 400 MVV 0.9 51.89
-27.1 29 C+ 24.8 PS Financial Preferrd PGF10.5 14.42
-22.9 29 C 52.1 Spdr S&P O&G Equip XES 0.4 31.27
-4.9 29 D- 63.9 US Nat Gas
UNG .. 34.49
-34.4 29 C 58.9 VG Emrg Mkts
VWO 2.9 34.22
-53.1 28 C+ 118.0 Brcly Ipath MSCI India INP .. 45.86
-25.9 28 E 228.8 HT Oil Service
OIH 0.5 140.14
-39.7 28 C+ 73.2 IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI 3.3 34.25
-24.7 28 C+ 34.3 PS Dyn Oil Svcs
PXJ .. 20.85
-34.8 28 D- 27.2 PS Global Water
PIO .. 16.11
.. 28 C 22.6 PS Preferred
PGX 9.3 13.06
-46.5 28 E 28.8 PS Wh Clean Eng
PBW .. 14.82
-35.4 28 D- 36.2 Spdr S&P BRIC 40
BIK 0.6 20.70
-40.7 27 D- 101.5 ProS Ultra S&P 500
SSO 1.1 49.10
.. 27 E 29.1 PS Glb Wind Engy PWND .. 16.89
-42.5 27 D 113.5 Spdr S&P China
GXC 1.2 51.70
-30.9 27 E 43.5 WT Intl Basic Material DBN 1.0 25.92
-30.3 26 D+ 102.2 IS MSCI Brazil
EWZ 2.2 56.25
-34.3 26 B- 39.0 IS MSCI Sweden
EWD12.5 20.18
-44.3 26 D- 38.9 PS Gld Drg Chna
PGJ 2.8 19.08
-39.6 25 D 75.0 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 3.1 39.05
-31.6 25 D+ 91.1 IS S&P Glb Material MXI 2.1 53.02
-30.6 25 D- 50.5 IS S&P US Prefrrd Stk PFF 8.7 28.80
-35.1 25 D- 32.0 PS Dyn Dev Intl
PFA 1.6 15.42
-39.7 25 D 35.0 PS Glb Cln Energy
PBD .. 19.10
-37.0 24 E 66.2 MV Agribusiness
MOO .. 36.20
-35.3 24 E 26.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tech PIZ 1.6 16.44
-39.2 24 C+ 76.2 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 0.8 43.12
-48.0 21 D- 99.9 HT Retail
ROM 0.4 42.02
-38.2 21 E 45.0 MV Nuclear Engy
NLR 8.8 22.01
-55.1 21 D+ 63.0 ProS Ultra Financials UYG 2.1 18.65
.. 19 E 31.5 FrstTr Glb Wind Enrgy FAN .. 19.18
-42.6 19 D- 28.4 IS MSCI Belgium
EWK14.9 14.00
.. 18 E 60.3 MV Coal
KOL .. 27.75
-41.4 17 E 40.9 IS MSCI Austria
EWO 3.4 21.60
-48.8 17 E 122.8 ProS Ultra QQQ
QLD .. 50.80
-35.7 17 E 96.1 Spdr S&P Metls&Ming XME 1.3 44.44
-40.2 15 E 114.1 MV Steel
SLX 3.8 50.85
-45.2 14 E 59.6 MV Russia
RSX 0.4 27.93
-44.8 13 D- 131.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
DIG .. 60.46
-58.1 12 D- 92.2 ProS Ultra Semicndc USD 0.8 29.75
-56.6 8 E 112.9 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl UYM 1.8 41.26
0.89 25
-0.30 39
0.62 -83
-0.34 -73
-0.41 14
-0.27 -48
-1.16 50
-0.31 14
-0.36 2
0.05 19
-0.22 -5
1.78 -90
0.01 -65
-2.03 -64
-0.12 34
-0.54 -70
-0.01 138
0.36 -17
0.86 48
0.15 -8
0.13 -57
-0.03 58
-0.16 -55
0.21 -1
-0.86 -46
0.78 35
-1.34 -62
1.17 -37
-0.44 9
0.60 -47
-6.56 -22
-0.22 -4
-0.90 103
-0.39 29
0.92 28
-0.04 -41
0.24 35
-0.14 56
0.09 -58
-0.32 -33
-0.47 -83
-0.06 15
-0.25 -31
0.03 -41
-0.68 -42
-0.76 -33
0.40 59
-0.43 -47
-0.07 -19
-0.60 -57
0.14 -90
-0.83 -57
-0.53 -50
-0.46 -41
1.11 8
-0.10 -55
0.19 -67
-1.69 -57
-0.26 -62
-1.58 38
-2.53 -31
-1.71 9
-0.99 -43
-1.79 7
-0.06 -39
-2.74 -27
Dividends
REGULAR:
Period
Amer Fin'l Group ...................Q
Brookdale Sr Liv .....................Q
Cathay Genl Bncp ..................Q
ConocoPhillips .........................Q
Corning Inc ..............................Q
DryShips Inc.............................Q
IDEX Corp .................................Q
Men's Wearhouse ...................Q
Monmouth RealEst .................Q
Petsmart Inc ...........................Q
Prudential BcpPA ...................Q
Senior Housing .......................Q
Sun Communities ....................Q
UMH Props Inc ........................Q
Watsco Inc ..............................Q
Amt.
.125
.25
.105
.47
.05
.20
.12
.07
.15
.033
.05
.35
.63
.18
.45
Record Payment STOCK:

Date
Date ExpressJet Hldgs .....................X
10-15 10-24 X - 1 for 10 reverse split, effective 10-2.
10-10 10-17
INCREASED:
10-14 10-21 Clarcor Inc................................Q .09 10-10 10-24
10-31
12-1 MFA Mtge Inv ........................Q .22 10-14 10-31
11-17 12-16
10-15 10-31 SPECIAL:
10-15 10-31 Diamond Hill Inv ...................... 10.00 10-15 10-31
12-16 12-26
G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;
11-17 12-15 A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;
10-31 11-14 U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.
10-10 10-24
10-17 11-14
Stocks Ex-Dividend for October 3, 2008
10-14 10-24 Company
Amount
11-17 12-15 Bank Of Nova Scotia ................................................................... 0.466
10-15 10-31 Best Buy Co Inc ........................................................................... 0.140
25 Spec Val A 15 13.75 .27

Waddell&Rd Adv
$ 21.4 bil 8003665465
21 Accum A
11 6.86 .07
19 AssetStr A 10 10.30 .07
2 Bond A
1 5.89 +.02
11 Contl Inc A 5 7.48 .02
18 Core Inv A
8 5.08 .04
Curr
Prior
Under
Sales
Rel
2 Glbl Bond A 3 3.69 .01
Closing Qtr Yrs Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str
+ 3 GovSecs A
+ 1 5.54 +.02 Company Name
Symbol Industry
Price Erns
Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg
6 High Inc A
5 6.28 .03
29 Intl Gr A
12 8.07 .07
19 New Cpt A
7 9.45 .06
20 Sci & Tech A 10 9.04 .14 Actuant Corp Cl A
ATU Machnry-Tools & Re
21.97 0.54 vs 0.49 +10.2a 0.0 405 +3.8a 83 26
20 SelDivOppA 7 14.04 .10 Diebold
DBD Cmptr-Intgrtd Syst
33.34 0.41 vs 0.30 +36.7 +14 772 +11` 43 69
24 Vanguard A 11 7.91 .08 Hyperdynamcs Corp HDY Oil&Gas-Intl Expl Pr
1.13 0.04 vs0.15
..
.. 1.3 +448a 46 29
Bridge Bancorp Inc ..................................................................... 0.230
Wasatch
Immucor Inc
BLUD Medical-Products
32.07 r0.28 vs 0.25 +12.0 +22 73.2 +15` 84 89
Frontier Financial Corp .............................................................. 0.060
$ 3.3 bil 8005511700
Keegan Resources KGN Metal Ores-Gld/Silvr
1.83 0.05 vs0.09
..
.. .... .. 23 7 IRREGULAR:
Gentex Corp ................................................................................ 0.110
25 Core Growth 13 26.02n .36
y Glacier Bancorp Inc .................................................................... 0.130
Wolverine Wld Wide WWW Apparel-Shoes & Rel
26.45 0.62 vs 0.54 +14.8a +3.3 319 +2.8a 82 77 A.F.P. Provida z ........................ .2787 10-17
26 SmallCapGr 12 26.09n .41
Banco Bilbao Viz z ................Q .2444
10-9 10-20 Kite Realty Group Trust .............................................................. 0.205
Weitz Funds
Chunghwa Telecom z .............. 1.3275 10-17
y Park Electrochemical ................................................................. 0.080
$ 3.2 bil 8002324161
Patriot National Bancorp ........................................................... 0.045
y - pay date unannounced.
21 Partner Val 5 15.75n +.02
Raytheon Company .................................................................... 0.280
z
-approx.
amount
per
ADS
or
ADR.
21 Value
5 24.82n +.05 Micron Tech
MU Elec-Smicondctr Mfg
4.30r0.27 vs0.18
..
.. 1449 +0.8a 6 18
Sanderson Farms Inc ................................................................. 0.140
Wells Fargo Advtg
Orleans Homebldrs OHB Bldg-Rsidnt/Comml
3.99 0.47 vs0.02
..
.. 192 10 13 57
U-Store-It Trust .......................................................................... 0.180
$ 15.7 bil 8002228222
13 CommonStk Z 8 15.82n .17
+ 3 GovtSecsInv
0 10.50 +.03
24 Growth Inv 11 22.10n .28
11 MidDisc Inv 8 17.38 .13
17 Opport Inv 12 30.40n .36
19 SmlCapVal Z 9 23.80n .36
0 STMuniBdInv 2 9.55n ..
3 UltInc Inv
1 8.44 .01
+ 2 UltShMuniInv 1 4.73n ..
20 WlthGrowBal 9 10.10 +.36
Wells Fargo Advtg A
$ 4.5 bil 8002228222
17 Asset Alloc 7 17.60 .02
19 Sml Cap Val 9 23.45 .36
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad
$ 12.8 bil 8002228222
27 CapitalGrow 15 14.52 .25
22 Divers Eq
10 27.60n .19
16 Divers Sml
9 10.30n .10
+ 3 Govt Secs
0 10.50 +.03
18 Growth Bal 8 23.16n .13
20 Index
9 44.65n .20
21 Lg Co Grow 11 42.70n .55
+ 3 Sh Dur Gov
0 10.00n +.01
12 SmCapOppor 10 28.84n .36
0 TotRetBd Ad 2 11.90n +.03
Wells Fargo Advtg I
$ 5.0 bil 8002228222
25 Endv Select 15 8.89n .18
+ 3 Govt Secs
0 10.49 +.03
23 Growth
11 23.37n .29
+ 1 TotRetBd In 2 11.90n +.03
Westcore
$ 2.1 bil 8003922673
3 Plus Bond
3 9.90n +.03
Western Asset
$ 21.1 bil 6268449400
7 Core Bond I 4 9.70n +.03
8 CoreBdFiInt 4 9.70n +.03
6 CorePlBdInt 3 9.20n +.02
6 CorePlusBdI 3 9.20n +.02
11 HiYld I
8 8.21n .05
0 InflPlsBd I
6 9.76n +.01
.. IntermdBd
.. no quote
William Blair I
$ 6.8 bil 8006352886
18 Growth
10 9.86n .19
35 InstIntlGr
14 12.44n .05
35 Intl Growth 14 19.19n .07
William Blair N
$ 4.4 bil 8006352886
35 Intl Growth 14 18.83n .07
Wilmington
$ 2.4 bil 8003369970
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registered trademarks owned by Data Analysis, Inc., an affiliate of Investors Business Daily.
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Time To Step Up
Rescue: Its easy to understand why average Americans
dont like the idea of a rescue for the financial system,
and why members of Congress are running scared. But
those who think doing nothing is an option are wrong.
eve said throughout this crisis that anything coming

out of Congress should be as simple as possible, and
passed as quickly as possible. Our feeling is that the
longer it takes Congress to come up with a rescue
plan, the more likely it will include things that shouldnt be there.
But thats precisely whats happened. In addition to the $700 billion to help restore our financial system, the latest version of the
rescue bill includes $112 billion in added tax breaks and spending.
Some of those ideas might be good, but do they really need to be in
a bill addressing an economic crisis? While were at it, doesnt it
suggest a lack of seriousness on the part of Congress that what started out as an elegant, easy-to-understand three-page plan the
Paulson plan ballooned to a byzantine 451 pages in just 10 days?
The emerging Senate compromise includes such things as relief
for those hit by natural disasters ($8 billion), renewable energy tax
breaks ($12 billion), a fix for the alternative minimum tax ($62 billion) and a temporary lift on deposit insurance limits to $250,000
from $100,000.
And, as part of the overall effort, the Securities and Exchange
Commission has said it will encourage the Federal Accounting
Standards Board to ease mark-to-market accounting rules that
some companies claim have added to financial market chaos.
Its clear that rescue by committee isnt, as President Bush described it, very pretty. The plan emerging from Congress looks
needlessly complex, like a Rube Goldberg device. And yet, the
clock is ticking; every day a rescue is put off is a day we edge closer
to the financial abyss.
Thats why we again call on Congress to move quickly to pass this
legislation. Sure, the stuff theyve hung on this Christmas tree is unsightly. But the basic rescue bill is needed, even vital.
And no, its not a bailout for Wall Street, as popularly repeated.
Average Americans have yet to feel the full force of what a credit
crisis means. Once they do, they wont like it a bit. A credit crisis
doesnt just mean banks stop lending to one another, or call in loans
from Wall Street fat cats. It means you might not get the credit
you need to pay for a car, a home or a childs education.
It means many medium to large companies will not be able to go
into the money market to finance their daily operations. Those that
cant will be forced to pull back on expansion, slash investments
across the board, reduce their purchases, maybe shut down marginal businesses and lay off workers.
All this could cascade into a deep economic downturn that will
last years. The victims, however, wont be gazillionaires on Wall
Street. Itll be you. Thats why, despite IBDs impeccable free-market credentials, we support the rescue plan. Time for taking effective action is running short .
As the old saying goes, the perfect is often the enemy of the good.
We agree that this rescue package is far from perfect. But with time
of the essence, well take the good and hope for the best.
Its possible that once the Treasury has snapped up a good chunk
of the damaged mortgage portfolios now on banks books, normal
lending will resume and the economy will pick up. If so, the government will eventually be able to unload the bad mortgages at a small
loss, limiting taxpayer cost.
This happened from 1988 to 1992, when the Resolution Trust
Corp. unloaded a huge portfolio of real estate assets. Today as then,
action is needed to prevent a meltdown.
The Cuban Diet

Food Rationing: The global warming scare isnt about
the environment as much as it is about smothering capitalism and forcing Americans to change their lifestyles.
A report out of Great Britain confirms this.
asing its recommendation on the theory that the greenhouse gases emitted by meat and dairy production are principal contributors to global warming, the Food Climate Research Network, operating out of the University of Surrey, strongly suggests that meat and milk consumption in developed countries be rationed.
This nonsense emanating from an institute of supposedly higher
learning is alarmingly similar to the madness spouted by Rajendra
Pachauri, the vegetarian chair of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, who wants people to give up
meat for one day (a week) initially, and decrease it from there.
The limit prescribed by the British group is four ounces of meat
every other day and one liter of milk, just about enough for cereal
in the morning or 100 grams of cheese each week.
Americans currently consume roughly 10 ounces of meat a day
and drink a little more than 1.5 liters of milk per week. Each of us
eats more than 270 grams of cheese on a weekly basis.
Fearmongers who want to ration meat and milk would force the
world to eat like residents of communist Cuba, where food is rationed by a malevolent regime that has institutionalized scarcity.
In that workers paradise, the average ration of meat if available
and including fish is two ounces per day. Milk is distributed only
to children under 7, and each Cuban gets 12 eggs per month.
Limited in what they can eat, Cubans spend much time thinking
about their next meal, AP reporter Anita Snow, who lived on a
Cuban diet for 30 days, wrote last year. I found myself obsessing
about food as well.
When man reaches the point where his mental resources have to
be directed toward obtaining his next meal, he has taken a step
backward.
Tara Garnett, author of the Surrey report, reportedly believes
that simply encouraging voluntary changes in habits doesnt work
and supports government restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions. Its reasonable to assume that she would embrace state-mandated food rationing, using her groups guidelines, as well.
It wasnt hard to see this coming. The forces that want to scare the
world about global warming wish to dictate how the rest of us live,
from the homes we live in to the automobiles we drive and, now, to
the food we eat. They want people to believe that they have only the
public interest at heart, but in reality their goal is to set themselves
up as autocrats who can shape the world so that it suits their tastes.
Congress Needs An Ethics Bailout

Public Trust: As members of Congress grab $700 billion from taxpayers pockets for bad loans encouraged for decades by the laws they passed who will rescue them from ethical bankruptcy?
fter the 2006 election giving Democrats a majority in both

Houses of Congress for the first time in more than a decade,
the incoming speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, promised
that the Democrats intend to lead the most honest, most open and
most ethical Congress in history.
It hasnt turned out that way. Barely a month before presidential
and congressional elections comes a cherry on top of the layers of
congressional Democratic ethical lapses of the 110th Congress a
new scandal involving the speakers own campaign cash.
The Washington Times reports that over the past decade, the
speaker funneled $99,000 in rent, utilities and accounting charges
from her political action committee to Financial Leasing Services, a
real estate and investment firm owned by her husband, Paul Pelosi
a practice the House voted to ban last year with Pelosis support
(after which the bill failed in the Senate).
Since her husband became treasurer of the speakers PAC to the
Future, the payments have quadrupled, according to Federal Election Commission records.
According to the Times, the PACs rent grew to four times what it
was early this year; a Pelosi senior adviser told the paper this was
due to San Franciscos expensive real estate market.
Placing spouses on their campaign and PAC payrolls was one of
the key attacks Democrats made against Republicans in the Jack
Abramoff lobbying scandal, most notably during their successful
2006 campaign. The Pelosi revelations come four years after Team
Majority, another Pelosi PAC, was fined $21,000 by the FEC for exceeding the legal limit on campaign contributions.
Pumping cash from your own campaign to your husbands firm is a
strange way of trying to turn the institution over which Pelosi presides into the most ethical Congress in history.
But then taking to the House floor last week in the face of a market
Chavezs Nightmare
Energy: Venezuelas Hugo Chavez revealed his worst
fear on Tuesday by calling lower oil prices a hundred
hurricanes. With the ban on U.S. offshore drilling now
lifted, its time to make his nightmare come true.
hy do we say this? Because Chavez is using his abundant

oil earnings for three purposes: to buy regional influence,
to buy arms and now to introduce Russian nuclear proliferation to our hemisphere. All are serious threats that the next U.S.
president will face if global oil prices remain high. Only lower oil
prices will stop him.
Thats because oil prices, not ideas, fuel his capacity to act. The selfdescribed communist has stolen and wasted a lot of the $800 billion
in oil revenue that has flowed to Venezuela over the last decade,
mainly from U.S. buyers. But hes managed to use much of it like a
captured weapon to undercut what he calls the empire.
Chavez is also well on the way to making the hemisphere his playground. He has used oil cash to buy off leaders in Argentina; bankroll vassal states in Ecuador, Nicaragua and Bolivia; win new
friends in Paraguay; meddle in elections in Peru, El Salvador and
Mexico; and finance terrorists in Colombia.
Now hes extended his influence in unexpected new places such
as Costa Rica, Honduras, St. Vincent, the Grenadines and Dominica, all of which have made disturbing diplomatic moves in his direction. Fewer and fewer U.S. allies will be left standing against this
Chavista tide of corrupt oil largesse.
Whats more, Chavez is the regions chief arms proliferator, forking out $4.4 billion for Russian advanced jet fighters, small arms,
submarines and now missile systems, none of which he needs.
The stakes rise further with his invitation to Russian influence,
starting with peaceful nuclear energy development in a nation
where gas sells for 18 cents a gallon. Like fellow petrotyrant Iran, development of nuclear weapons in this case, 1,350 miles from Key
meltdown and delivering a fallacious rant against the Bush Administrations failed economic policies . . . built on budgetary recklessness, on an anything-goes mentality, with no regulation, no supervision, and no discipline in the system was a strange way for a speaker of the House to try to gain passage of what was supposed to be a bipartisan financial rescue plan.
What both the speakers new scandal and her reflexive partisanship show is that this Democratic Congress is not concerned about
ethics, nor is it interested in working together with either the president or the minority party in Congress to solve problems.
House Democrats chose as their leader Nancy Pelosi, whose San
Francisco congressional district is one of the most radical in the
country, for the sake of grabbing and keeping power in the most effective way possible, and wielding that power to enact left-wing ideology into law. And, if possible, destroy or cripple the Bush presidency while theyre at it.
The most ethical Congress in history?
With Chris Dodd, D-Conn., still serving as Senate Banking Committee chairman, who took a sweetheart loan deal from Countrywide mortgage? With Kent Conrad, D-N.D., still Senate Budget
Committee chairman, who did the same?
How about Rep. William Jefferson, D-La., whose freezer in his
Washington, D.C., home was found by the FBI to contain $90,000
in cash? He may be indicted by a grand jury on 16 corruption charges, but he still takes to the floor of the House of Representatives and
votes as a member of this self-styled most ethical Congress ever.
Adding mirth to the muck, Jefferson was reportedly pressured, unsuccessfully, to resign his House Ways and Means Committee seat
by none other than that panels chairman, Charles Rangel, D-N.Y.
(Jefferson was later thrown off). Maybe thats what Rangel was
busy with when he forgot to report to the IRS the $75,000 in rental
income for his Dominican Republic beach house. No sign of scandal
shaming Rangel into stepping down.
Voters will have no shortage of things to think about as they step
into the voting booth next month. One of them should be the Democratic Congress shattered promise of setting and keeping the highest ethical standards.
West, Fla. will be next on his to-do list. A third petrotyranny, Russia, still bitter over its loss of empire and blaming the U.S., assures
Chavez it will gladly pay for this.
As disturbing as this picture is, theres little doubt next years list of
Chavista achievements will be longer. The one thing that will cut
it short is an end to high oil prices.
Chavez said as much Tuesday in speaking to friends at a gathering
of leftist leaders in Manaus, Brazil. Turmoil in U.S. financial markets will slow global growth and hit Latin America hard, he said,
adding that a drop in oil revenue hit Venezuela like a hurricane, or
more than one hurricane, its a hundred hurricanes.
A downturn in the U.S. economy is one way to lower oil prices. But
its far preferable to defang Chavez by creating permanent substitutes for his petroleum products in U.S. markets.
Now that Congress has allowed the federal ban on drilling to expire on Oct. 1, there is a golden window of opportunity to move toward U.S. energy security. No time should be wasted in getting new
domestic oil and natural gas production in motion.
There are obstacles. The Minerals Management Service, which is
in charge of offshore drilling, holds bids for leases in five-year
blocks. But the schedule could be sped up by changes from the Interior Department to get oil online faster.
State bans on offshore drilling are another obstacle. Some states,
including Florida and California, have sizable environmental lobbies holding big sway over their statehouses. Still, there are people
who are concerned about Russian nukes coursing through their
state waters, and some may respond to calls for action.
A President Barack Obama would also present a problem. He opposes drilling and is expected to reinstate the ban if elected. Congress members from coastal states will have to convince him not to.
Chavez is now on record as saying lower oil prices are the one
thing that can stop him. Only through drilling can America make his
worst nightmare come true.
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Rule Requiring
Write-Downs
Needs Revision
The Most Dependable Voting Bloc

Americans 65 and older make up 13% of the population,
but a higher percentage of them voted in the last four
presidential elections than any other age group
The big danger now is the

migration of the crisis from
Wall Street to Main Street.
So the real question is how to unfreeze the
credit markets. And here its not clear that
the $700 billion bailout is the most effective
response. A better approach may be to target the specific problems that are squeezing
lenders.
One obvious, if controversial, proposal is
to adjust the mark-to-market accounting
rules that are forcing financial institutions
to take huge write-downs on illiquid
paper assets for which theres no market
today. Rather than have the government
buy up the toxic paper, which is essentially
what Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is
proposing, we could set it aside for a while
until its safer to touch.
A year ago, I heard warnings about the
mark-to-market rules from Joe Robert,
who runs a global real estate investment
firm called J.E. Robert Cos. He argued that
these rules were forcing financiers to sell
into a declining market and assign rock-bottom valuations to assets that, if held to maturity, might be far more valuable.
Robert offers a simple example: Imagine a
street where the houses are all worth $1 million, and each has a $500,000 mortgage. But
an unusual clause specifies that the loans
will go into default if a houses value declines to less than double the mortgage.
Now suppose one homeowner is forced to
sell within 24 hours, and has to accept a lowball offer of $600,000.
Using mark-to-market rules, the lender
would have to judge all the other homeowners technically in default, forcing them
to raise additional cash or perhaps sell their
homes. Thats what has been happening in
the financial world.
There has been a lively debate about
whether to adjust these accounting rules.
But if Congress cant get its act together
and maybe even if it can it may make
sense to suspend the mark-to-market regime in favor of alternative rules that value
assets in terms of their discounted cash
flow, or on their worth if held to maturity.
Another direct fix for frozen credit markets would be an FDIC program to restore
bank capital that has disappeared in the
downward market spiral.
Former FDIC Chairman William Isaac
suggested last Saturday in a Washington
Post op-ed that this could take the form of
net worth certificates issued by the FDIC
to troubled banks that need time to work
out of their problems.
This approach worked well in the savingsand-loan crisis of the late 1980s.
If Congress doesnt pass any bailout plan
soon, that wont be the biggest problem, argues James Harmon, a former head of the
Export-Import Bank. The real issue is protecting the public, not whether markets go
up or down.
The big danger now is the migration of the
crisis from Wall Street to Main Street,
where the pain is only beginning. Washingtons focus should be on keeping money
flowing in the credit system and thereby
limiting layoffs, shutdowns and bankruptcies. And there are many ways to do that,
which dont require help from feckless
members of Congress.
10.0%
11.5
13.0
14.5
National average: 12.6%
80%
David
Ignatius
Percentage of population, 65 and older
Voter turnout, in presidential election years, by age

65 years +
45-64 years
70
etting on the sagacity of the U.S. Congress is risky, to say the least. So lets assume the worst and imagine that the
big $700 billion bailout doesnt pass anytime soon. What happens then?
Isittruethatthissuckercouldgodown,as
President Bush put it last week? Or are there
otherpathwaysoutofthefinancialcrisis?
Imagining financial life without the $700
billion rescue is a useful exercise, because it
helps clarify the baseline issues in this crisis. We are beginning a painful process of
deleveraging our debt-addicted economy,
but thats in many ways beneficial.
Martin Wolf noted in the Financial Times
that U.S. household indebtedness jumped
from 50% of GDP in 1980 to 100% in 2007,
while financial-sector debt increased from
21% of GDP to 116%
over the same period.
We have all been participants in this one,
Im afraid, and the appropriate, if painful,
cure is to save a bit
more and consume a
bit less.
The potentially crippling problem is in the
short-term credit markets,wherefinancial institutions are hoarding cash in an effort to
ride out the crisis. They dont trust that borrowers will be able to repay loans.
This hoarding is creating a larger credit crisis that could begin to squeeze every business that needs money from department
stores financing inventory to credit card
companies juggling millions of purchases
every day. The spike in overnight lending
rates is downright scary, with the measure
known as Libor more than doubling to
6.87% on Tuesday from 2.57% on Monday.
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67%
60
52%
50
25-44 years
40
42%
18-24 years
30
64
68
72 76 80 84
88 92 96
D.C.
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Lowest:
Alaska
7.0%
Highest:
Florida
17.0%
Sources: Census Bureau, AP
PERSPECTIVE
How The Fed, Media And Academia

Aided And Abetted Lending Debacle
STEVEN MALANGA
n the early 1990s, I attended a conference designed to teach journalists the

tools of an emerging field known as computer-assisted investigative reporting.
One of the hottest sessions explained how
journalists could replicate stories that other
papers had done locally using computer
tools, including one especially popular
project to determine if banks in your community were discriminating against minority borrowers in making mortgages.
One newspaper, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, had won a Pulitzer Prize for its
computer-assisted series on the subject,
and others, including the Washington Post
and Detroit Free Press, had also weighed in
with their own analyses based on government loan data. Everyone sounded keen to
learn if their local banks were guilty, too.
Although academic researchers leveled
substantial criticisms against these newspaper efforts (namely, that they relied on incomplete data and did not take into account
lower savings rates, higher debt levels and
higher loan default rates for many minority
borrowers), bank lending to minority borrowers still became an enormous issue
mostly because newspaper reporters andeditors in this pre-talk-radio, pre-blogging era
were determined to make it so.
Editorialists called for the government to
force banks to end the alleged discrimination, and they castigated federal banking
regulators who said they saw no proof of
wrongdoing in the data.
Eventually the political climate changed,
and Washington became a believer in the
story. Crucial to this change was a Federal
Reserve Bank of Boston study concluding
that although lender discrimination was
not as severe as suggested by the newspapers, it nevertheless existed.
This, then, became the dominant government position, even though subsequent efforts by other researchers to verify the Feds
conclusions showed serious deficiencies in
the original work.
For instance, one economist for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. who looked
more deeply into the data found that the difference in denial rates on loans for whites
and minorities could be accounted for by
such factors as higher rates of delinquencies on prior loans for minorities, or the inability of lenders to verify information pro-
vided to them by some minority applicants.

Ignoring the import of such data, federal
officials went on a campaign to encourage
banks to lower their lending standards to
make more minority loans. One result of
this campaign is a remarkable document
produced by the Federal Reserve Bank of
Boston in 1998 titled Closing the Gap: A
Guide to Equal Opportunity Lending.
Quoting from a study declaring that underwriting guidelines . . . may be unintentionally racially biased, the Boston Fed
then called for what amounted to undermining many of the lending criteria that banks
had used for decades:
00 It told banks they should consider junking the traditional debt-to-income ratio
used by the industry to determine whether
an applicants income was sufficient to
cover housing costs plus loan payments.
00 It instructed banks that an applicants
lack of credit history should not be seen as
a negative factor in obtaining a mortgage,
though a mortgage is the biggest financial
obligation most individuals will undertake.
00 In cases where applicants had bad credit (as opposed to no credit), the Boston Fed
told banks to consider extenuating circumstances that might still make the borrower
creditworthy.
00 When applicants didnt have enough
savings to make a down payment, the Boston Fed urged banks to allow loans from
nonprofits or government assistance agencies to count toward a down payment, even
though banks had traditionally disallowed
such sources because applicants who have
little of their own savings invested in a
home are more likely to walk away from a
loan when they have trouble paying.
Of course, the new federal standards
couldnt just apply to minorities. If they
could pay back loans under these terms,
then so could the majority of loan applicants. Quickly, in other words, these became the new standards in the industry.
In 1999, the New York Times reported
that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were easingcredit requirements for mortgages it purchased from lenders, and as the housing
market boomed, banks embraced these new
standards with a vengeance.
Between 2004 and 2007, Fannie Mae and
Freddie Mac became the biggest purchasers of subprime mortgages from all kinds of
applicants, white and minority, and most of
these loans were based on the lending stan-
dards promoted by the government.

Meanwhile, those who raced to make
these mortgages were lionized. Harvard
Universitys Joint Center for Housing Studies even invited Angelo Mozilo, CEO of the
lender that made more loans purchased by
Fannie and Freddie than anyone else, Countrywide Financial, to give its prestigious
2003 Dunlop Lecture on the subject of The
American Dream of Homeownership:
From Cliche to Mission.
Many defenders of the governments efforts to prompt banks to lend more to minorities have claimed that this effort had little
to do with the present mortgage mess. Specifically they point out that many institutions that made subprime mortgages during
the market bubble werent even banks subject to the Community Reinvestment Act,
the main vehicle that the feds used to cajole
banks to loosen their lending.
But this defense misses the point. In order
to push banks to lend more to minority borrowers, advocates like the Boston Fed put
forward an entire new set of lending standards and explained to the industry just
why loans based on these slacker standards
were somehow safer than the industry previously thought.
These justifications became the basis for a
whole new set of values (or lack of values),
as no-down-payment loans and loans to people with poor credit or to those who were already loaded up with debt became more
common throughout the entire industry.
What happened in the mortgage industry
is an example of how, in trying to eliminate
discrimination from our society, we turned
logic on its head. Instead of nobly trying to
ensure equality of opportunity for everyone, many civil rights advocates tried to use
the government to ensure equality of outcomes for everyone in the housing market.
And so when faced with the idea that minorities werent getting approved for
enough mortgages because they didnt measure up as often to lending standards, the advocates told us that the standards must be
discriminatory and needed to be junked.
When lenders did that, we made heroes out
of those who led the way, like Angelo Mozilo, before we made villains of them.
Now we all have to pay.
00 Malanga is an editor for RealClearMarkets and a senior fellow at the Manhattan
Institute.
VIEWPOINT
Liberals Sneer, Americans Cheer

MICHELLE EASTON
egardless of how well Sarah Palin

does in Thursdays debate, conservatives would be astounded if the major
media acknowledged her success.
For the most part, the media have decided
the appropriate response to the governor is
to sneer, and sneering at great conservative
leaders, from Ronald Reagan to Rush Limbaugh, has been a liberal pastime for decades.
What makes Gov. Palin unique from the
other three candidates in this race is she
seems so normal. She worked her way
through college, married a good local guy,
stayed home with her children for several
years and has an impressive professional resume as well.
Millions of Americans never really related
to Hillary Clinton on a personal level, what
with her Wellesley and Yale education and
lobbying/legal work.
Then there was her sticking with Bill
while he womanized. It made women wrinkle their brows and question her judgment,
even as they noted her hard work to promote liberal ideas.
Katie Couric is a master sneerer. Shes
never done a fair interview with a conservative woman ever. Its hard to imagine why
campaign strategists waste Palins time preparing for and sitting through Courics
brand of liberal gotcha journalism.
Courics half-lidded eyes and unbearable
condescension toward a woman whose
achievements, personal and professional,
are so superior to her own were excruciat-
ing to watch. But we could have predicted

Courics disparaging questions and snide
looks before the interview aired.
Viewership of Courics CBS Evening
News show has been in the tank ever since
she took over. Letting her interview Palin elevated attention for Couric in a way she
couldnt do on her own.
Palin should stop wasting time on mainline media interviews that are predisposed
to be critical. She should spend her time addressing the crowds of tens of thousands
who want to see her whenever they can.
If press interviews are granted, the criterion should be: Has the interviewer ever
done a fair interview with a conservative
woman? That would save the governor a
lot of energy and let her share her message
with the millions of Americans hungry to
hear more from her.
Liberals are extraordinarily chagrined
thatthe first woman in 24 years to be on a national ticket isnt Hillary, but a conservative.
And while they critique and disrespect
Palin with gusto, they underestimate the
backlash of support theyve created for her,
even from many Americans who dont think
of themselves as conservatives.
Grandmother of the radical feminist movement Gloria Steinem (famous for saying a
woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle) went after Sarah by saying, This isnt
the first time a boss has picked an unqualified woman just because she agrees with
him and opposes everything most other
women want and need.
This was an insult to the millions of
women who admire both Palin and
McCain. These admirers say, Yes,

McCains years of experience mean he is old
enough to be her father, and so what? She
has been elected a mayor and governor, and
he hasnt.
Millions of Americans had only marginal
interest in this years campaign until Palin
joined the ticket.
Make no mistake: The left-wing criticism
of Sarah Palin is not an honest look at her
readiness, but a criticism of her core values
and her Reaganesque philosophical conservatism. For liberals, a movement conservative will never be ready.
Palins answer to those who question her
readiness should be: I dont know every
issue. And I didnt know every issue when I
became governor of Alaska. But 80% of the
people of the state approve of my work.
I had to roll my eyes at an offer in the latest
Virginia NOW newsletter. It read: Great
Gift Idea!! The Margaret doll and T-shirt.
Margaret, Dennis the Menaces nemesis,
wears a T-shirt that says: Someday a
woman will be president.
Youd think a national organization claiming to represent women would be offering a
Sarah Palin doll sporting a T-shirt saying,
Someday a woman will be president.
Like all the sneering critics in the national
media, NOW sneers at Palin because it gets
behind only liberal, not conservative,
women.
00 Easton is on leave of absence as president of the Herndon, Va.-based Clare
Boothe Luce Policy Institute, which promotes conservative women.
Ire Duly Noted,

Now Lets Get
The Job Done
e are waist deep in evasions because

one cannot talk sense about the cultural roots of the financial crisis
without transgressing this cardinal principle of politics: Never shall be heard a discouraging word about the public.
Concerning which, a timeless political
trope is: Government should budget the
way households supposedly do, conforming
outlays to income. But the crisis came partly
because so many households decided it
would be jolly fun to budget the way government does, hitching outlays to appetites.
Beneath Americans perfunctory disapproval of government deficits lurks an inconvenient truth: They enjoy deficits, by
which
they
are
charged less than a dollar for a dollars worth
ofgovernment.Conservatives participate in
this, even though deficits fuel governments
growth by obscuring
its cost.
The people can emulatethe governmentbecause credit has been
democratized. Democratization of everything is supposedly an unquestionable good, but a blizzard of credit
cards, subsidized loans and cheap money
has separated the pleasure of purchasing
from the pain of paying. Furthermore, the
entitlement mentality fostered by the welfare state includes a felt entitlement to a
standard of living untethered from savings.
Populism flatters the people, contrasting
their virtue with the alleged vices of some
minority in other times, Jews or railroad
owners or hard money advocates; today, the
villain is Wall Street greed contrasted
with the sobriety of Main Street. When
people on Main Street misbehave by, say,
buying houses for more than they can afford
to pay, they blame the wily knaves who
made them do it, like the nimble Babbitt.
George
Will
The joint declaration by John

McCain and Barack Obama
that Congress should rise
above politics was mere gas.
Knowing that heat breeds haste, errors
and unintended consequences, George
Washington praised the Senate as the saucer into which legislation is poured to cool.
In this crisis, the House of Representatives
has performed that function. Republicans,
especially, slowed a Gadarene rush to ratify
the deeply flawed original bailout bill.
Voting against the legislation against
putting taxpayers money at risk in order to
clean up a mess that some people got rich by
making was easy, but not necessarily
wrong. The $700 billion figure exaggerated
the plans probable cost, but accurately measured something worse the enormous enlargement of governments power.
So the joint declaration by John McCain
and Barack Obama that Congress should
rise above politics was mere gas. The legislation touched elemental questions the
meaning of justice, the parameters of freedom and the proper functions of government. Democrats charge the crisis is market
failure arising from an insufficiency of government, in the form of regulation. Well.
Suppose that in 1979 the government had
not engineered the first bailout of Chrysler
(it, Ford and GM are about to get $25 billion
in subsidized loans). Might there have been
a more sober approach to risk throughout
corporate America?
Suppose there had never been implicit government backing of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Better yet, suppose those two had
never existed there was homeownership
before them, just not at a level the government thought proper. Absent Fannie and
Freddie absent government manipulation of the housing market would there
have developed the excessive diversion of
capital into the housing stock?
Therising generation of thoughtful Republicans was represented on both sides of
Mondays vote. Virginias Eric Cantor, 45,
and Wisconsins Paul Ryan, 38, supported
the legislation because they had helped to
achieve substantial improvements in it,
such as requiring financial institutions to
help finance their bailout, giving the Treasury potentially valuable equity in firms revived by public funds, and eliminating a
slush fund for Democratic activists.
Texas Jeb Hensarling, 51, and Indianas
Mike Pence, 49, voted against what they
considered a rescue model fundamentally
flawed because (in Hensarlings words) it
could permanently and fundamentally
change the role of government.
It is potentially catastrophic that this crisis
comes in the context of a closely contested
election and a collapse of presidential authority. Congress should disconnect from a
public that cannot be blamed for being more
furious about, than comprehending, of this
opaque debacle. The public wanted catharsis and respect for its center-right principles, and got both with the House vote.
It still needs protection against obliteration of the financial system.
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p1125 109 1 35 178 6 90 .... ....
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p1200 1.1k 1 85 .... .... 2012 20
p1250 350 2 95 1.0k13 85 2.1k17 80
p1275 287 4 40 .... .... .... ....
p1300 290 4 40 10316 10 .... ....
p1350 413 7 40 6421 60 19 38
p1375 3.3k 9 20 2630 60 .... ....
p1400 1.2k 11 20 16735 88 2556 59
p1425 539 14 7532 20 2052 98
p1450 508 20 40 943 38 29 50
p1475 301 21 90 17647 50 .... ....
p1500 2.5k 27 70 66150 80 55368 80
c1525 319 80 80 21 130 90 15
112
p1525 1.9k 32 40 6265 31 26681 50
c1550 228 91 22 115 30 319
108
p1550 758 42 51584 50 48689 90
p1575 279 49 40 19181 08 130101
Air Idx
c1575 490 73 50 685 100 60 79

107
c1600 426 57 20 2381 90 6485 90
p1600 248 62 80 4991 70 21112
50
p1625
132
c1650
p1650
170
c1675
c1700
c1725
c1750
c1775
350 74 45 104 92 20
404 34 50 136 58 1 75
286 87 14 157 116 10
544 26 50 537 77
799 19 58 8 32
495 13 50 226 18
1.5k 9 50 30324 50
634 6 30 5119 56
4 54
2045 70
4 46
2236 30
7030 17
Nov
Oct
4 50 32919 50 7427 50
2 98 1.0k11 80 17615 80
2 25 869 10 2914 20
1 05 796 9 413 20
1 491 6 30 31 9 50
0 84 42 4 85 21 6
0 55 30 2 48 152 5 50
0 15 11 1 40 17 3
0 20 210 1 05 40 2 50
0 15 198 0 84 10 1 55
OilSvc
Close 236.42 Dec
c245 181 8 .... .... .... ....
Rus1000
Close 633.30 Dec
p590 256 14 41 .... .... .... ....
p640 256 39 41 .... .... .... ....
Rus2000
Close 679.58 Dec
p450 .... .... .... .... 188 2 26
p480 174 0 45 220 1 93 .... ....
p490 71 0 50 2.7k 2 60 .... ....
p500 1 0 90 128 2 93 421 4 80
p510 22 0 90 288 3 33 276 6 30
p530 450 1 20 630 4 44 444 8 30
p540 1.1k 1 40 1.1k 5 29 .... ....
p550 9.7k 1 58 3.2k 6 20 75 15
p560 1.9k 2 05 577 7 15 .... ....
p570 1.3k 2 47 262 8 54 .... ....
p580 1.2k 3 08 555 9 74 6521 42
p590 3.6k 3 53 42811 24 418 29
p600 4.1k 4 42 2.4k13 30 55220 29
p610 3.0k 5 50 60315 53 3 22
p620 9.6k 6 80 59317 73 11023 59
p630 5.9k 8 30 35220 26 .... ....
p640 3.3k 10 40 16423 29 .... ....
c640 182 52 50 .... .... 1861 50
p650 2.1k 12 70 56726 08 47135 13
c650 249 46 54 3748 20 9753 76
p660 814 15 17 7828 99 1.3k35 90
c660 330 39 59 1950 20 827 53
c670 4.3k 33 13 2543 80 4.1k45 80
p670 2.9k 19 29 6632 71 3.6k40 33
c680 590 25 40 1535 40 1.5k 44
p680 1.8k 23 72 6039 80 36 45
p690 244 27 50 11045 50 .... ....
c690 535 21 30 24130 90 330 79
c700 2.0k 16 50 27627 90 8027 10
p700 3.3k 34 05 31247 60 186 54
c710 699 12 60 28523 90 10825 60
c720 792 9 30 6016 94 9520 90
c730 3.2k 6 80 2914 92 13817 30
c740 3.9k 4 67 16912 88 1914 24
c750 3.4k 3 30 43110 87 2114 40
c760 3.4k 2 40 1.4k 8 27 11711 60
c770 5.1k 1 51 243 6 61 35 9 30
c780 2.0k 1 22 1.6k 5 16 31 7 45
c790 2.1k 0 85 501 3 93 9 5 28
c800 4.3k 0 51 319 2 76 153 4 80
c810 3.0k 0 30 375 2 01 3 3 60
c820 4.9k 0 25 442 1 45 35 2 70
c830 4.0k 0 15 488 1 135 2 10
c840 853 0 10 248 0 60 145 1 42
c850 650 0 06 179 1 80 137 1 05
c860 517 0 12 320 0 22 55 0 77
c1800
c1825
c1850
c1875
c1900
c1925
c1950
c2000
c2025
c2050
913
234
751
746
1.2k
185
502
220
106
4
Option Totals
Exchange
Total
Call
Volume
Call
Open
Interest
NYSE AMEX
Boston
Chicago
ISEC
Philadelphia
Totals
449,052
269,343
2,298,622
1,770,575
1,022,569
5,810,161
N/A
P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price
Oct
Close 5.25 Jan

4.7k 0 16 136 0 33 427 0 64
AberFitch
Close 39.45 Feb
c40 1.8k 1 90 1.0k 3 40 no tr
Agilent
Close 29.66 Feb
c40 no tr 2.1k 0 06 no tr
Alcoa
Close 22.58 Jan
c25 2.0k 0 71 327 1 18 664 1 85
p40 30k17 60 no tr 2117 80
p42 50 7.2k20 10 no tr no tr
AlliedCap
Close 10.80 Feb
p7 50 1.9k 1 10 582 1 40 no tr
Allstate
Close 46.12 Jan
p35 2.8k 0 50 321 1 05 110 1 40
p40 2.9k 0 80 215 1 50 56 2 20
p42 50 1.9k 1 40 1.0k 2 30 204 3 10
Amazon
Close 72.76 Jan
p45 2.1k 0 09 668 0 66 93 1 20
p55 5.1k 0 37 211 1 77 487 2 90
p60 3.6k 0 78 49 2 96 599 4 10
p65 7.1k 1 56 339 4 30 582 5 80
p67 50 2.6k 2 15 320 5 05 30 6 70
p70 2.0k 3 10 1.5k 6 25 276 7 90
c70 4.5k 5 77 1.5k 8 65 4711 05
p72 50 2.2k 4 20 108 7 30 no tr
c72 50 2.0k 4 45 293 6 95 no tr
p75 3.0k 5 45 77 8 50 24911 05
c75 3.4k 3 20 381 6 37 154 8 10
c80 4.4k 1 50 172 4 30 315 6 25
c85 3.3k 0 65 883 3 172 4 50
c90 1.9k 0 24 149 1 90 36 3 35
c105 18 0 02 no tr 1.9k 1 03
AmerCap
Close 25.51 Feb
p10 68 0 05 10 0 90 2.8k 1 50
p22 50 5.2k 1 90 19 3 30 3 5 80
10
p30 303 6 3.1k 8 80 no tr
AmExp
Close 35.43 Jan
p35 2.9k 2 70 36 3 90 574 4 90
p42 50 2.1k 8 10 3 9 85 4 9 50
c42 50 142 0 30 2.5k 1 20 11 1 85
Amgen
Close 59.27 Jan
c60 2.6k 1 75 1.9k 3 25 57 4 80
AmIntGp
Close 3.33 Feb
p2 50 3.0k 0 25 898 0 49 27 0 88
c3 2.8k 0 90 464 1 30 20 1 60
p4 1.9k 1 02 779 1 35 110 1 69
c4 9.6k 0 39 1.6k 0 83 83 1 11
c5 16k 0 21 4.3k 0 55 239 0 90
c6 2.9k 0 13 837 0 38 194 0 75
Anadrk
Close 48.51 Feb
c50 2.4k 2 55 228 4 20 1 6 20
AppldMat
Close 15.13 Jan
p15 103 0 55 2.1k 1 34 1 30
Apple
Close 113.66 Jan
p70 1.1k 0 21 268 1 25 11k 2 53
p80 3.8k 0 69 1.1k 2 60 768 4 25
p85 3.7k 0 98 2.7k 3 40 117 5 45
p90 4.6k 1 51 1.2k 4 55 940 6 85
p95 4.7k 2 37 1.5k 5 98 150 8 30
c100 2.7k17 20 46121 94 220 25
p100 13k 3 40 1.6k 7 75 1.5k10 25
c105 2.5k13 56 45018 75 1.5k21 40
p105 6.9k 5 10 4.7k 9 65 81211 90
c110 15k10 80 2.8k15 80 3.5k19 15
p110 8.2k 6 90 1.5k11 75 1.2k14 10
c115 7.8k 8 1.1k 13 1.9k16 70
p115 5.6k 9 15 88814 35 1.4k17 40
c120 13k 5 64 1.8k10 83 4.2k14 40
c6
Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price
AllegTch
29.55
pJan11 30 560 11
pJan10 40 410 15 90
AlliedCap
10.80
pJan10 15 407 9
Allstate
46.12
cJan10 50 450 3 60
Altria oo
cJan09 100
AmExp
30k12 05 8.8k16 30 2.2k19 45

1.2k15 20 5.0k20 10 42422 40
5.2k 4 1.0k 8 81 1.1k12 46
no tr 409 0 07 2.2k 0 78
19k 86 no tr 1086 48
Apple fr
Close 113.66 Jan
c130 5.9k 2 74 1.1k 7 15 no tr
c135 5.6k 1 70 no tr no tr
c140 6.0k 1 10 no tr 1.2k 7 60
p140 3.3k27 50 59530 25 118 33
c145 2.2k 0 64 no tr 702 6 78
p145 2.7k32 20 no tr no tr
c150 3.5k 0 40 1.4k 2 86 4.0k 5 50
c155 3.9k 0 26 no tr no tr
c160 3.2k 0 15 no tr 853 3 80
c165 2.1k 0 15 688 1 20 430 3 05
c180 1.1k 0 05 780 0 50 4.8k 1 74
p180 4.0k66 05 170 70 9966 40
p185 21k 71 no tr 375 40
p190 5.7k 76 no tr no tr
ArchCoal
Close 32.89 Jan
p30 2.4k 1 95 422 3 36 49 4 60
c60 38 0 10 no tr 2.5k 0 75
60
p65 15k32 no tr 2533 23
p70 3.4k 38 no tr 1038 80
ArchDan
Close 21.91 Dec
p20 2.8k 0 44 1.0k 1 31 2 1 95
AT&T Inc
Close 27.92 Jan
c30 583 0 34 1.5k 0 91 1.8k 1 40
c31 4.7k 0 15 2.3k 0 64 42 1 32
c32 50 1.0k 0 07 no tr 2.6k 0 73
c35 216 0 03 226 0 17 3.0k 0 35
c40
2 0 02 no tr 9.1k 0 13
AtherosCm
Close 23.58 Dec
c22 50 2.8k 1 50 3.8k 2 15 1.5k 2 25
c25 1.7k 0 55 3.0k 1 05 243 1 65
ATower
Close 35.97 Jan
c50 no tr no tr 9.8k 0 40
AutoNatn
Close 11.24 Jan
40
p10 559 0 2.5k 0 85 4 1 40
BarickG
Close 36.74 Jan
p35 2.3k 1 50 332 2 83 69 3 80
c40 1.8k 1 25 138 2 69 375 3 50
BB&T
Close 37.80 Dec
p30 3.6k 0 85 21 2 04 3 2 34
BedBath
Close 31.41 Feb
p27 50 2.2k 0 26 84 0 70 no tr
p30 2.2k 0 65 407 1 65 no tr
BiotchT o
Close 182.85 Jan
c190 34 1 15 3.8k 3 20 no tr
BiotechH
Close 182.85 Jan
c200 no tr 3.8k 0 70 no tr
Bk of Am
Close 35.00 Feb
p20 3.3k 0 17 10k 0 60 4 1 35
p25 3.9k 0 39 991 1 21 23 2 58
p27 50 5.6k 0 60 536 1 65 289 3 10
p30 3.5k 1 3.5k 2 25 232 3 80
c30 2.0k 6 370 7 35 80 8 10
p32 50 3.1k 1 60 598 2 96 13 4 60
c32 50 7.6k 3 75 970 5 50 657 6 30
p35 5.9k 3 05 4.5k 3 85 29 5 80
c35 15k 2 05 2.1k 3 95 52 5 15
c37 50 8.4k 1 37 958 2 65 44 3 80
c40 2.8k 0 55 2.4k 1 68 329 3 02
c42 50 6.8k 0 31 442 1 172 2 16
BP PLC
Close 50.17 Jan
35.43
3.33
cJan10 100
Apple
cJan10 130
16k 1 20 1.5k 5 10 3.4k 8

2.0k 2 05 8 7 50 .... ....
94k 2 30 56k 9 8.7k13 20
253 2 20 811 40 .... ....
215 3 112 30 .... ....
7.4k 3 59k11 50 52 20
563 3 90 .... .... .... ....
25k 4 60 1.3k14 30 19k20 39
5.3k 5 50 39 19 .... ....
11k 6 50 1.0k17 50 1.9k 25
904 8 40 3 27 .... ....
79k 9 6.9k22 20 13k29 70
400 11 50 10 31 .... ....
4.1k 15 1127 50 .... ....
Oct
Nov
pJan10 140
cJan10 150
cJan10 170
cJan11 170
cJan10 180
cJan10 190
cJan10 200
cJan10 210
cJan10 220
35
pJan10 40
pJan10 45
cJan10 50
983 41 90
410 17 80
1.5k 13 25
333 22 50
342 11 10
911 9 40
663 8 10
377 7
460 5 50
48.51 Boeing
420 0 55 pJan10
113.66 Broadcm
374 23 59 cJan10
Cisco
57.35
18.63
479 2 45
22.56
cJan10 25 334 3 22
cJan10 30 660 1 60
35.00 Citigrp
772 7 75 pJan10
388 11 39 pJan10
758 14 55 pJan10
441 2 60 cJan10
45 1.0k 4 70
25
36.14 cJan10 25 2.3k

cJan10 70 420 1 25 pJan10 25 776
ChartCm
0.73 cJan10 27 50 470
cJan09 2 50 329 0 05 cJan10 30 6.1k
ChildPlc
33.35 cJan10 35 430
cJan10 45 350 3 20 cJan10 40 706
CabotO&G
5 510
10 478
15 377
15 887
pJan10 17 50 2.1k
cJan10 17 50 983
cJan10 20 3.5k
pJan10 20 7.7k
pJan10 22 50 430
cJan10 22 50 3.4k
20.51
0 41
1 03
2 33
7 90
3 35
6 50
5 20
4 10
5 65
3 85
2 90
7 26
2 15
1 55
1
0 55
Nov
30k 13 5.6k29 30 1.5k38 30

717 14 10 1129 18 .... ....
800 17 30 .... .... .... ....
545 18 90 .... .... .... ....
269 83 70 4.5k 101 50 81
p1075
p1080
p1085
p1090
c1100
110 70
p1100
p1110
p1120
c1125
p1125
p1130
c1135
p1135
c1140
p1140
p1145
c1145
c1150
p1150
c1155
p1155
p1160
c1160
p1165
c1165
c1170
p1170
p1175
c1175
p1180
c1180
c1190
c1195
p1195
c1200
p1200
p1210
c1215
p1220
26k 18 90 6.7k 36 17k 44

3.6k 19 50 10741 50 2.0k49 50
1.8k 24 3346 70 .... ....
454 68 50 123 80 9 92
3.5k 24 4.9k42 20 565 52
972 27 10 5 47 10 67
64 56 20 .... ....1.5k 70
28 26 88 .... ....1.5k 71
38 60 .... ....6.3k80 90
734 30 6849 44 6.4k 69
809 35 .... .... 20k 68
2 44 80 1 60 20k 71
29k 53 27k71 39 29k80 30
42k 34 21k50 80 41k 60
888 48 .... ....1.4k 69
1.0k 34 75 .... ....1.4k66 84
2.1k 37 558 20 9.8k65 80
525 47 50 3 65 10k 69
129 40 368 60 6.0k 68
1.0k 41 264 20 6.0k 70
168 35 3769 50 1.2k 69
1.2k 41 50 .... ....1.3k 68
582 42 2.0k62 50 874 69
7.9k 38 1.4k 57 371 68
479 47 50 .... .... 1684 50
1.0k 36 139 53 164 20
2.1k 27 243 30 1.0k 46
244 24 40 .... .... 2 46
2 53 40 .... ....1.8k 96
24k 24 70 6.4k 45 13k54 80
10k 60 50 1.2k79 30 5.1k 82
385 67 .... .... 7892 50
867 20 70 .... .... .... ....
541 70 .... .... 18108
c1220
p1225
c1225
c1230
p1240
253 15 90 3.0k32 55 .... ....

235 72 324 91 8 97
7.7k 17 50 3.2k25 50 45032 50
358 16 50 10 24 3.5k 30
495 98 58 100 98 2.6k111
c1245
p1245
115
c1250
p1250
115 50
c1260
c1270
p1275
138
c1275
c1280
c1285
c1290
c1300
p1300
158
c1310
c1320
c1325
c1330
c1340
c1350
p1350
628
c1360
c1370
c1375
c1380
c1385
c1400
141 11 30319 40 50 30
1 106 08 .... ....2.3k
90
50
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
225 8 17 303 19 .... ....

1.1k 6 50 213 60 .... ....
5 113 .... .... 300
2.4k
15k
436
638
23k
51
6 36517 90 1020 80
4 90 15015 20 44415 50
4 44 .... .... .... ....
4 17 13 3 16
2 80 9.6k 11 163 18
134 .... ....1.5k
337 2 30 248 9 20 .... ....

145 1 50 1.2k 5 30 .... ....
1.5k 1 45 6.1k 7 65 8 50
83 1 20 407 6 .... ....
299 1 05 79 5 58 200 7 80
1.1k 0 70 4.0k 4 08 390 8 38
100 211 500 214
186
192 0 63 14 3 38 .... ....
210 0 43 82 3 .... ....
269 0 45 72 2 30 6 3 80
627 0 25 .... .... .... ....
1.7k 0 50 .... .... .... ....
2.3k 0 30 5.2k 1 45 2.2k 4
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
p17 50 282 0 25 38 0 65 2.0k 1 20

p20 37 1 10 3 2 2.4k 1 95
p22 50 no tr no tr 3.9k 3 70
ConstellEn
Close 24.30 Jan
p50 7.6k25 50 no tr no tr
50
p60 5.1k35 no tr 1336 20
p80 33k55 50 no tr no tr
Corning
Close 15.64 Feb
c17 50 624 0 20 421 0 60 3.5k 1 20
CrwnCstle
Close 28.97 Jan
CVRD
Close 19.15 Dec
p15 4.1k 0 38 2.3k 0 83 44 1 12
c19 1.9k 1 56 250 2 40 2 25
c20 3.7k 1 09 3.3k 1 75 6.3k 1 97
p22 50 no tr no tr 2.0k 5 05
c24 6.8k 0 20 130 0 62 193 0 91
c28 6.1k 0 06 no tr no tr
CVS Care
Close 33.66 Feb
c32 50 5.0k 2 15 109 2 40 no tr
p32 50 47 0 80 2.0k 1 60 no tr
c35 5.8k 0 75 2.0k 1 55 no tr
Dell Inc
Close 16.48 Feb
p13 2.5k 0 08 153 0 33 75 0 93
p15 5.4k 0 33 388 0 84 no tr
p16 1.9k 0 63 991 1 26 30 1 99
c17 1.9k 0 61 344 1 10 100 1 70
c18 1.9k 0 31 144 0 74 20 1 47
c20 2.7k 0 06 685 0 35 6 0 60
DeltaAir
Close 7.45 Dec
p5 1.8k 0 21 146 0 55 144 0 80
Dendreon
Close 5.71 Feb
p5 213 0 77 10 1 90 5.2k 2 25
c10 445 0 49 5.3k 1 53 no tr
Disney
Close 30.69 Jan
c30 297 1 40 2.7k 2 30 227 2 60
c32 50 4.1k 0 40 1.3k 1 10 830 1 40
DJIA Dia q
Close 108.36 Dec
p92 82 0 40 87 1 17 6.7k 1 83
p93 60 0 42 19 1 55 3.6k 2 19
c105 5.5k 5 90 no tr 41 8
p105 3.5k 2 50 no tr 76 5 50
p106 2.9k 2 75 no tr 11 5 90
c107 2.1k 4 40 163 6 15 58 6 80
c108 1.9k 3 90 211 5 50 31 6 40
c109 2.7k 3 40 52 4 85 31 5 80
p110 7.6k 4 50 272 6 20 no tr
c110 2.7k 2 89 no tr no tr
DR Horton
Close 13.02 Feb
p10 255 0 30 7.5k 0 80 no tr
DukeEngy
Close 17.43 Jan
c17 50 2.6k 0 55 63 0 70 30 1 05
p17 50 3.2k 0 45 1.0k 1 33 1 20
eBay
Close 22.38 Jan
p20 9.1k 0 58 923 0 87 309 1 27
c22 50 5.3k 1 20 no tr 328 2 20
50
57
p22 3.3k 1 no tr 90 2 35
p25 77 3 35 no tr 2.4k 3 80
c25 297 0 38 235 0 75 2.4k 1 05
ElPasoCp
Close 12.76 Jan
c15 2.3k 0 15 86 0 45 1.3k 0 95
c17 4.0k 0 05 87 0 20 no tr
EMC
Close 11.96 Jan
p11 111 0 33 2.3k 0 62 no tr
c12 50 no tr no tr 12k 1 19
p12 2.4k 0 60 4.7k 1 02 no tr
Oct
Oct
Nov
Nov
Oct
Dec
Oct
Oct
Dec
Nov
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Nov
Dec
Dec
Oct
Dec
Dec
950
1050
975
950
1150
1150
1075
1150
1150
1150
1100
1000
1200
1300
1150
1145
1145
1250
1000
1100
Index
Price
Put 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Call 1164.74
Call 1164.74
Call 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Call 1164.74
Call 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Call 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Call 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Put 1164.74
Optn
Price
2.30
9.00
11.50
9.00
34.00
60.00
13.00
53.00
80.30
71.39
18.90
4.60
24.70
2.80
50.80
71.00
68.00
11.00
20.39
44.00
20 Most Active Stock Options
Optn
Chg.
5.20
14.70
8.50
7.50
31.00
28.00
19.00
+20.00
+20.30
+20.19
21.10
9.40
+ 4.70
+ 0.23
29.20
3.00
13.00
+ 2.50
11.81
18.00
Vol
94861
79932
59065
56152
42621
41838
30417
29314
29101
27589
26632
25024
24974
23184
21078
20517
20338
19654
19271
17417
Wachovia
PwNasd100
SPDR
sT Retail
ConstellEn
SPDR fr
Apple
Alcoa
iShEMkt fr
PwNasd100
Wachovia
Citigrp fr
Xerox
SPDR fr
sT Retail
SPDR fr
SP Fncl
iShEMkt fr
Apple fr
PwNasd100
Oct
q Oct
Oct
Nov
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
q Oct
Oct
Oct
Jan
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
q Oct
5
40
110
25
80
115
120
40
35
40
5
20
15
125
30
115
20
40
185
35
Put
Call
Put
Put
Put
Put
Put
Put
Call
Put
Call
Call
Call
Call
Put
Call
Call
Call
Put
Put
Stock
Price
3.50
39.25
115.99
30.75
24.30
115.99
113.66
22.58
34.17
39.25
3.50
20.51
11.53
115.99
30.75
115.99
19.89
34.17
113.66
39.25
Optn
Price
2.40
1.05
2.05
0.60
55.50
3.55
12.05
17.60
1.95
1.98
0.50
2.07
0.20
0.94
1.00
4.90
1.48
0.40
71.00
0.40
Optn
Chg.
0.80
+ 0.39
2.20
..
+ 0.70
3.10
7.00
+ 1.31
+ 0.25
1.43
+ 0.40
+ 0.52
..
+ 0.22
0.35
+ 1.45
+ 0.48
0.09
6.00
0.66
Vol
68558
65664
58593
36040
33212
31606
30751
30017
29809
26578
26234
25120
24064
23809
22544
21990
21767
21582
21004
20869
Indexes
Total
Call
Vol.
Index
SPX500
Rus2000
Nasd100
DJ Inds
SP100
SP100 Eur
GS Idx
OilSvc
Bank Idx
SemiconIdx
19k 11 6.0k 25 1.3k30 50

106 90 14 112 85 801
Oct
p40 199 0 25 278 0 55 2.0k 1

c60 966 0 20 295 0 45 2.7k 0 95
Broadcm
Close 18.63 Feb
c17 50 no tr 1.9k 2 15 no tr
p19 200 1 20 3.5k 2 no tr
c19 7.4k 0 70 6.6k 1 60 no tr
c20 455 0 40 3.4k 1 20 48 2 15
Bucyrus
Close 44.68 Jan
p30 10 0 73 2.5k 1 95 no tr
Carnvl
Close 35.35 Jan
50
60
c37 232 0 2.3k 1 68 5 2 45
Caterp
Close 59.60 Feb
p50 4.4k 0 50 213 1 93 93 3 25
p55 4.3k 1 43 225 3 40 1.0k 4 75
p57 50 4.0k 2 28 89 4 20 no tr
c62 50 2.6k 1 60 75 3 40 no tr
p62 50 3.9k 5 10 1 7 30 no tr
Celgene
Close 63.28 Jan
p55 2.6k 0 50 1.0k 1 77 111 3 10
c65 2.7k 1 90 782 3 70 82 5 60
c70 3.3k 0 60 200 2 20 194 3 80
ChesEng
Close 35.86 Jan
p32 50 2.7k 1 35 19 2 78 2 3 60
c35 2.9k 3 20 316 4 80 165 6 10
c37 50 2.3k 2 671 3 60 93 5
c40 3.4k 1 20 148 2 60 3.1k 3 90
c50 674 0 15 99 0 55 2.6k 1 50
p65 5.0k 29 no tr 19 29
c65 42 0 05 no tr 2.0k 0 40
Chevron
Close 82.48 Dec
p70 1.8k 0 50 88 1 40 72 2 10
ChinaMob
Close 50.08 Dec
65
p40 75 0 103 1 30 2.1k 1 70
c60 56 0 45 179 1 25 2.1k 1 60
ChkPoint
Close 22.74 Jan
c25
6 0 05 2.0k 0 30 15 0 75
Cisco
Close 22.56 Jan
p17 50 198 0 05 no tr 2.0k 0 52
p20 3.1k 0 24 no tr no tr
p22 50 no tr no tr 3.4k 1 95
c26 no tr 103 0 45 2.0k 0 70
c27 50 no tr no tr 5.4k 0 43
Cisco fr
Close 22.56 Jan
p22 2.6k 0 74 2.1k 1 49 no tr
p24 673 1 90 4.6k 2 67 no tr
c25 3.6k 0 16 327 0 70 1.9k 1 05
Citigrp
Close 20.51 Dec
p10 7.7k 0 15 462 0 33 92 0 36
p12 50 1.5k 0 27 753 0 47 9.8k 0 60
50
14
c27 2.8k 0 1.0k 0 40 480 0 62
Citigrp fr
Close 20.51 Dec
p15 7.7k 0 43 1.7k 0 80 no tr
p17 50 8.6k 0 75 3.3k 1 35 6.4k 1 60
p20 17k 1 38 4.5k 2 20 2.2k 2 40
c20 25k 2 07 3.9k 2 82 10k 3 30
p22 50 3.3k 2 80 870 3 32 366 3 60
c22 50 33k 0 89 3.8k 1 65 14k 2 01
c25 11k 0 35 1.8k 0 84 3.8k 1 16
CogTech
Close 22.83 Jan
c25 2.7k 0 45 1.4k 1 1.2k 1 75
CollecBr
Close 18.31 Dec
c20 13 0 60 2.0k 0 85 no tr
ComcastA
Close 19.63 Jan
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price
36.74
cJan10 2 50 341 2 30 BarrickG
cJan10 5 774 1 69 cJan10 40 2.2k 7 62
Anadrk
Oct
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
p120
p125
c125
c200
p200
19.84 BankAm
372 2 02 cJan10
pJan10 30 2.5k 5 30
AmIntGp
360,341
320,154
2,264,735
1,637,422
765,045
5,347,697
Oct
AMD
p900
p925
p950
p960
p970
p975
p980
p1000
p1010
p1025
p1040
p1050
p1060
N/A p1070
Put
Open
Interest
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
LEAPS
Total
Put
Volume
Nov
0 05 186 0 26 83 0 68
0 05 10 0 13 186 0 38
0 01 445 0 06 70 0 30
.... .... .... 1.1k 4 10
SemiconIdx Close 306.89 Dec
p310 225 19 .... .... .... ....
c310 182 9 30 .... .... .... ....
SP100
Close 543.48 Dec
p400 .... .... .... .... 1.0k 2 50
p420 1.0k 0 50 .... .... 584 3 80
p430 1.0k 0 75 260 3 .... ....
25
p450 220 1 31 4 70 218 7 10
p460 912 2 267 5 70 486 8 10
p470 680 2 30 250 7 210 30
p480 293 3 50 12 8 40 .... ....
p490 1.0k 4 80 23610 80 .... ....
p500 808 6 34711 50 .... ....
p505 448 6 60 .... .... .... ....
p510 1.6k 8 20 20 16 .... ....
p515 300 9 20 352 16 .... ....
p520 1.1k 10 50 2.3k19 20 2047 90
c520 645 35 50 22 43 .... ....
p525 211 12 3223 90 .... ....
p530 2.8k 13 10 2.4k 22 10033 50
c530 176 30 11335 50 12339 60
c535 210 25 80 1630 30 .... ....
p535 2.7k 14 90 2.2k23 60 .... ....
p540 2.8k 17 47 2.6k 27 .... ....
c540 301 23 20 1230 30 1058 60
p545 2.7k 19 2.6k28 30 .... ....
c550 308 17 50 5124 50 10 28
c555 512 15 40 221 20 .... ....
p560 332 28 50 1041 80 1 70
c560 1.6k 13 4816 30 .... ....
c570 688 9 3216 74 1116 50
p570 322 37 .... .... .... ....
c575 370 7 40 613 10 .... ....
c580 1.1k 5 80 13311 30 .... ....
p580 390 41 50 10552 90 .... ....
c585 259 4 70 50 9 .... ....
c590 318 3 90 49 9 52 .... ....
c595 874 3 20 22 7 90 .... ....
c600 432 2 174 7 .... ....
c605 4.3k 1 85 .... .... .... ....
c610 4.9k 1 20 4.0k 4 50 53 7
c615 79 1 10 4.0k 2 90 .... ....
c630 347 0 50 21 2 30 .... ....
c640 280 0 35 .... .... .... ....
c645 310 0 20 .... .... .... ....
SP100 Eur
Close 543.48 Dec
p485 228 5 79 .... .... .... ....
p500 208 6 20 .... .... .... ....
c500 205 47 70 .... .... .... ....
p505 180 10 45 .... .... .... ....
p510 180 11 80 .... .... .... ....
c535 421 21 50 .... .... .... ....
p535 420 19 .... .... .... ....
c540 586 22 70 25 29 .... ....
p540 606 19 1 25 .... ....
c585 229 4 25 .... .... .... ....
c590 229 3 37 .... .... .... ....
SPX500
Close 1164.74 Dec
c900 .... .... .... .... 2.9k270
c870 1
c880 6
c890 2
p4900 ....
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Total
Put
Vol.
339,993
68,853
18,137
5,613
27,979
2,329
889
891
160
358
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Oct
Oct
1 40
Nordstrm
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 40 1.1k 0 46
HostMarr
9.45 pJan10 10
pJan10 2 50 354 1 01 cJan10 15
cJan10 20 511 1 40 HSBC
pJan10 25 428 17 30 cJan10 70
Gerdau
11.10 IBM
pJan10 17 50 713 7 85 cJan11 140
Google
341.43 ImpacMt
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
cJan10 40 323 0 52 cJan10 5 336 0 65 pJan10 55

46.70 NRG Egy
24.75 pJan10 60
68.00 pJan10 27 50 466 2 98 pJan10 20 1.0k 4 30 pJan10 70
70.45 cJan10 70
410 6 40 pJan10 30 467 3 60 OcciPet
85 pJan10 50 561 4 80 PwNasd100
pJan10
45
441
9
21.07
33.34 pJan10 30
1.0k 2 05 cJan10 50 780 7 55 Penney
20 pJan10 42 50 526 14 70 cJan10 30
69.28 pJan10 50 444 12
60
71.27 cJan10 38
1.0k 8 30 pJan10 60 509 18 PepsiCo
MorgSt o
23.00 pJan10 60 510 3 90 cJan10 39
17.32
25
43.95 cJan10 40
400 2 95 cJan09 40 345 2 Petrobrs
MorgStan
23.00 pJan09 30 428 5 40 pJan10 40
36.11
pJan10 25 1.0k 8 75 pJan10 50 1.3k 14 70 cJan10 42
698 9 40 Mosaic
68.02 pJan10 60 503 21 40 pJan10 42
177.33 cJan10 120 1.5k 10 pJan10 65 402 25 50 cJan10 45
3.0k 69 Motorola
7.14 Pfizer
18.44 pJan10 45
MedisTech
1.80 pJan10 7 50 1.0k 2 13 cJan10 17 50 1.3k 2 55 cJan10 48
cJan10 5 500 0 40 cJan10 10 2.1k 0 88 pJan10 20 793 4 pJan10 48
MicronTc
4.05 cJan10 15 1.0k 0 27 cJan10 25 395 0 52 cJan10 50
cJan10 5 2.0k 1 15 NetwkAp
18.23 Potash
132.01 cJan10 55
Microsft
26.69 pJan10 15 589 2 25 cJan10 210 705 18 Qualcom
pJan10 20 1.8k 1 53 Nortel
2.24 ProctGam
69.69 cJan10 50
13.29 iShR2000 q
1.0k 2 pDec09 70
1.0k 1 90 iShRs2000
80.83 pJan10 60
498 15 30 JnprNtw
116.96 cJan10 30
417 8 30 JohnJns
0.25 cJan10 65
cJan10 1100 338 cJan09 5 338 0 10 Limited
1 95
Intel
18.73 pJan10 15
Hallibtn
32.39 cJan11 10 465 9 60 LVSands
cJan10 30 368 7 30 cJan10 17 50 370 3 95 pJan10 30
HarmonyG
9.68 cJan10 20 817 2 83 MasterCd
cJan10 7 50 1.0k 3 90 cJan10 25 406 1 40 pJan10 220
GenMotrs
Headwatrs
13.35 IntGame
17.18
cJan10 15 649 3 70 cJan11 10 361 8 50

cJan10 20 470 2 10 iShBraz
56.31
25.89 cJan10 55 750 12 80
pJan10 15 350 1 25 iShEMkt
34.17
05
pJan10 35 443 11 cJan10 40 3.1k 3 40
HomeDp
68.00
3.0k 11 30
Morgan
Put
Open
Interest Index
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
0 40 4.6k 0 75
173
Close 28.82 Jan
INVESTORS.COM/OPTIONS
c40
7 0 10 no tr 6.2k 0 60
Nvidia
Close 10.71 Jan
Last
Last P Strike Last
Last
Last P Strike Last
Last
Last P Strike Last
Last
Last c17 50 no tr no tr 10k 0 20
P Strike Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price NwmtMn
Close 38.76 Dec
Oct Nov
Oct Nov
Oct Nov
Oct Nov
c45 3.2k 0 70 1.5k 1 67 370 2 21
Close 39.18 Dec
c12 1.8k 0 60 3.6k 1 04 no tr Google fr
Close 341.43 Dec c41 378 0 29 11k 0 83 715 1 05 c17 50 9 1 11 2.5k 1 95 no tr NYSE Eur
p13 47 1 30 2.2k 1 60 no tr p400 3.3k16 30 no tr 7532 50 c43 2.2k 0 12 55 0 60 32 0 75 c20 no tr 5.0k 0 90 no tr c40 1.9k 2 225 3 60 82 3 95
Close 70.45 Feb
c13 2.1k 0 23 1.7k 0 60 no tr c410 2.2k29 80 13535 90 2641 60 iShNqBio
Close 00.00 Dec Manitow
Close 00.00 Dec OcciP
c14 3.9k 0 09 638 0 33 1.7k 0 65 c420 2.3k22 80 no tr 2739 40 c90 no tr no tr 3.2k 0 90 c20 39 0 15 no tr 2.1k 0 83 c80 416 1 05 2.2k 3 no tr
Close 146.70 Jan
c15 176 0 05 4 0 19 13k 0 44 Halbtn
Close 32.39 Jan c100 no tr no tr 7.3k 0 05 MarvellT
Close 9.30 Feb OilSvcHT
17
c16 20 0 01 303 0 10 10k 0 32 p27 50 7.1k 0 48 5 1 11 996 1 61 iShR2000 q
Close 68.00 Dec c10 1.0k 0 35 2.1k 0 63 50 1 05 p130 2.4k 2 139 4 84 5 4 50
c17 50 no tr no tr 5.5k 0 17 p30 751 0 98 1.8k 1 69 1.4k 2 23 p59 294 0 45 5.0k 1 25 no tr Masco
Close 17.94 Jan p135 4.5k 3 25 312 6 70 no tr
Close 146.70 Jan
Emulex
Close 10.67 Jan p32 50 2.0k 2 01 821 2 79 110 3 50 p60 14k 0 54 6.0k 1 44 64 2 10 p17 50 no tr 5.9k 1 45 15 2 15 OilSvHT o
c10 2.1k 0 90 no tr no tr p35 666 3 20 209 4 10 3.2k 5 25 p61 2.8k 0 66 3.9k 1 62 no tr c20 343 0 30 5.5k 0 85 31 1 45 p140 4.3k 4 90 1.2k 8 05 41 11
EricsnTl
Close 9.43 Jan c35 2.6k 0 90 312 1 82 166 2 35 p62 7.5k 0 81 461 1 89 13 2 63 MasterCd
Close 177.33 Jan p145 3.1k 6 90 44312 25 2 15
90 276 13 1215 70
p150
6.4k
8
75
37
85
50
07
28
64
90
35
40
50
20
p8
60 0 no tr 2.0k 0 c42 29 0 243 0 2.3k 0 c63 2.0k 5 no tr 10 6 p170 440 9 4014 2.3k22
Close 20.31 Dec
EsteeL
Close 49.91 Jan p55 4.0k22 60 no tr 123 25 p63 27k 1 9.9k 2 12 50 3 70 p240 6562 30 2064 90 3.0k 65 Oracle
5 0 10 2.5k 0 30 145 0 55
p45 760 0 45 2.2k 1 50 13 2 15 p60 4.8k27 60 no tr no tr p65 18k 1 48 no tr 303 3 70 c270 2.1k 0 15 4 1 23 2 65 c23
Close 33.34 Feb
ETrade
Close 2.80 Jan HarleyDav
Close 37.30 Feb c66 3.7k 3 70 285 5 114 6 McAfee
Close 33.96 Dec Penney
p3 3.0k 0 35 102 0 55 no tr p30 264 0 40 800 1 35 7.2k 2 10 p66 4.4k 1 81 no tr 1.0k 4 05 c35 140 0 80 2.9k 1 60 59 2 40 p30 462 0 80 2.0k 1 93 no tr
Close 71.27 Jan
c3 2.6k 0 35 207 0 40 no tr p37 50 329 2 52 168 3 40 7.6k 5 10 p67 10k 2 18 137 3 45 36 4 20 MDC Hldg
Close 36.59 Dec PepsiCo
50 17 1 20 1.2k 2 25
c75
2.5k
0
10
15
35
20
65
95
02
10
40
05
c4 1.9k 0 172 0 352 0 c45 69 0 102 0 7.2k 1 c67 3.6k 3 131 4 54 5 p25 no tr no tr 2.0k 1
Close 43.95 Jan
ExxonMob
Close 77.66 Jan Harris
Close 46.20 Feb p68 46k 2 52 no tr 109 5 20 MedCo n
Close 23.22 Jan Petrobrs
90
85
80
p70 5.9k 0 63 129 1 69 345 2 85 p45 10 2 15 no tr 2.0k 5 20 c68 7.9k 2 55 no tr 1 3 78 c25 2.3k 0 63 91 1 60 no tr p35 1.8k 0 2.7k 1 324 2
95
40
60
p75 1.9k 1 54 1.0k 2 90 424 4 30 c55
8 0 15 no tr 2.0k 1 47 c69 3.1k 2 2.1k 3 20 22 3 50 MEMC
Close 28.26 Jan p40 2.3k 1 1.5k 3 77 4
90
40
50
c80 3.7k 1 82 2.1k 3 50 1.9k 4 60 HCP
Close 40.13 Jan p69 10k 3 05 2.6k 4 62 466 5 40 c35 248 0 30 2.1k 1 40 1.9k 2 30 c45 2.5k 2 2.8k 4 403 5
25
65
60
c85 3.8k 0 40 1.6k 1 61 733 2 65 c35
1 4 40 no tr 2.0k 5 20 c70 2.6k 1 60 1.4k 2 73 456 3 64 Merck
Close 31.56 Jan c50 2.6k 1 1.3k 2 444 3
50 289 0 70 no tr 5.9k 2 75
c52
43
90
20
40
20
FamDolr
Close 23.70 Jan HomeDp
Close 25.89 Feb p70 3.1k 3 17k 4 3.0k 6 p30 947 0 17 1 2.5k 2
Petrohawk
Close
21.63
Dec
p22 50 84 0 75 3.0k 1 36 no tr c27 50 no tr 2.4k 1 33 no tr p71 9.7k 4 20 no tr 10 8 15 p32 50 5.1k 1 50 no tr 34 3 10
05 139 2 21 181 2 95
c25
2.1k
1
FannieM
Close 1.53 Dec HomeDp fr
Close 25.89 Feb p72 25k 4 73 7.6k 6 05 115 7 31 c35 118 0 15 820 0 70 2.6k 1 18
Close 18.44 Dec
c2 50 5.3k 0 25 no tr 1.4k 0 50 p25 6.9k 0 86 no tr no tr c72 4.0k 0 90 no tr 29 2 63 MicronT
Close 4.05 Jan Pfizer
07
22
33
FdgCdCoal
Close 83.00 Dec Huntsman
Close 12.60 Feb c73 3.8k 0 62 578 1 64 1.0k 2 35 c5 1.5k 0 15 2.9k 0 30 1.2k 0 55 p15 237 0 16 83 0 35 3.5k 0 53
c80 1.8k 4 30 339 6 20 528 6 40 p7 50 915 0 20 2.1k 0 75 21 1 35 c74 no tr 3.1k 1 34 502 1 79 Microsft
Close 26.69 Jan c20 1.4k 0 3.7k 0 4.2k 0
PhilMorr
Close 48.10 Dec
80
75
35
72
20
30
80
FfthThrd
Close 11.90 Feb p10 4.0k 0 1.8k 1 52 2 p75 5.0k 7 6 9 1 9 c30 no tr no tr 2.1k 0
55 64 1 11 152 1 60
p45
2.1k
0
p10 1.0k 2 05 2.8k 2 90 122 3 60 p12 50 4.4k 1 80 1.0k 3 1 3 59 c75 6.2k 0 34 no tr 1.0k 1 57 c35 10 0 02 no tr 9.9k 0 14
10
75
FHLB
Close 1.71 Jan c12 50 2.0k 1 90 2.2k 2 90 22 3 50 iShR2K fr
Close 68.00 Feb Microsft fr
Close 26.69 Jan c50 3.4k 110 445 2 60 505 2 85
c3 6.3k 0 25 11 0 40 880 0 65 c15 4.1k 1 10 3.9k 2 10 873 2 80 c76 7.1k 0 22 147 0 85 no tr p24 5.3k 0 25 738 0 81 no tr c55 141 0 5.7k 0 707 0
Close 132.01 Dec
FifthThird
Close 11.90 Jan c17 50 280 0 45 3.9k 1 45 81 1 64 iShsChi25
Close 34.47 Feb p25 4.8k 0 46 546 1 11 3.3k 1 50 Potash
90
p25 no tr 6.0k13 30 31 14 c20 319 0 35 3.6k 0 90 389 1 08 p28 2.8k 0 60 no tr 6 2 70 c25 2.1k 2 10 413 2 66 no tr p100 2.0k 1 no tr 625 7
p30 no tr 6.7k18 70 no tr IBM fr
Close 116.96 Jan p30 3.3k 1 10 35 2 10 13 3 40 c26 5.2k 1 34 751 2 07 300 2 53 ProctGam 45 Close3569.69 Jan60
FM C&G
Close 56.85 Feb c115 2.4k 5 30 80 7 656 8 40 p32 1.9k 1 70 501 3 25 4 40 p26 3.4k 0 72 no tr 167 1 85 c70 559 1 1.9k 2 1.4k 3
ProUltFin
Close 17.54 Dec
c17 1.9k 2 70 135 3 60 821 4
Option Totals and Stock Indexes are current. Due to c20 4.4k 1 45 738 2 30 570 3
technical difficulties, other data reflect Tuesdays trade c21 1.9k 1 10 69 2 05 12 2 15
PSh QQQ fr
Close 39.25 Dec
c60 2.6k 3 46 304 6 35 7 9 15 p115 2.2k 4 20 no tr no tr p33 1.0k 2 20 17 3 20 2.8k 4 85 c27 4.6k 0 85 1.7k 1 54 no tr c47 68k 0 04 877 0 15 20 0 25
c70 3.6k 0 96 538 3 40 18 6 10 c125 5.3k 1 15 no tr 27 4 50 c33 732 3 472 4 30 2.8k 5 50 c28 3.5k 0 44 no tr no tr c48 7.5k 0 03 959 0 09 1 0 27
p51
no
tr
76
12 4.4k 12
70
80
80
22
FordM
Close 5.20 Dec Imclne
Close 62.40 Feb c34 639 2 2.8k 3 1 4 c29 2.7k 0 no tr 484 1
p4 7.8k 0 16 213 0 47 656 0 55 c65 2.7k 1 50 169 2 no tr c36 1.9k 1 75 87 2 69 10 4 20 c31 2.2k 0 05 no tr 69 0 51 c51 6.1k 0 02 no tr 200 0 05
Close 39.25 Dec
c5 2.6k 0 33 612 0 61 912 0 75 c70 2.2k 0 40 153 0 70 no tr c38 675 1 05 4.1k 1 75 no tr MorgStan
Close 23.00 Jan PwNasd100
FosterWh
Close 36.11 Feb IndevusPh
Close 3.35 Dec Jabil
Close 9.54 Dec p7 50 5.8k 0 40 113 0 95 103 1 33 p27 256 0 03 10 0 17 5.9k 0 18
p35 347 2 45 18 4 40 10k 5 70 p2 50 no tr no tr 2.2k 0 25 c12 50 621 0 11 783 0 30 13k 0 65 p12 50 2.9k 1 80 1 90 139 2 45 p30 2.3k 0 11 204 0 24 1.6k 0 35
p55 no tr 2.2k22 10 322 40 Informat
Close 12.99 Dec JCrew
Close 28.57 Dec p15 5.0k 1 60 272 2 55 374 3 10 p31 2.7k 0 11 1.4k 0 34 2.9k 0 44
10
37
80
50
75
80
90
c60 10 0 272 0 3.9k 0 p12 634 0 2.5k 0 3 0 c40 no tr no tr 2.5k 0 85 p17 50 3.2k 1 80 160 3 30 3.1k 3 80 p32 4.7k 0 14 11k 0 42 3.3k 0 62
Gen El
Close 25.50 Dec Intel fr
Close 18.73 Jan c42 50 no tr 16 0 15 5.0k 0 50 p20 11k 2 70 780 3 81 318 4 70 p33 16k 0 22 1.2k 0 54 2.6k 0 70
p20 2.7k 0 30 769 0 72 4.2k 0 97 c18 3.3k 1 28 793 1 63 20 0 59 JnprNtw
Close 21.07 Jan c22 no tr 3.0k 3 no tr p34 22k 0 32 2.8k 0 66 4.7k 0 97
p22 408 0 40 2.0k 1 17 no tr p18 3.8k 0 57 325 1 13 no tr p22 151 1 80 4.6k 2 40 no tr c24 2.4k 3 51 4 50 no tr PwNasd100 q Close 39.25 Dec
GenElec fr
Close 25.50 Dec c19 5.9k 0 72 623 1 15 no tr c22 1.4k 0 75 2.8k 1 35 no tr c25 6.7k 2 75 712 3 77 3.7k 4 50 p35 20k 0 40 4.6k 0 88 4.3k 1 10
p24 2.0k 0 71 no tr 217 2 19 c20 7.7k 0 38 no tr 7.1k 1 20 p23 27 2 10 2.2k 2 65 no tr p25 11k 4 80 944 5 30 5.0k 6 50 c36 9.5k 3 66 1.6k 4 28 2 4 50
150k 0 57 1.4k 1 10 6.2k
p25 2.2k 0 96 no tr no tr p20 4.6k 1 69 144 2 10 906 2 48 p25 2.6k 4 no tr 17 4 70 c26 2.6k 2 20 11 3 60 68 4 20 p36
37
c25 6.9k 1 59 338 2 43 643 2 60 iSh EAFE
Close 56.30 Dec JohnJn
Close 69.28 Jan c30 5.5k 1 05 1.1k 1 55 2.6k 2 50 1
85
51
c26 5.4k 1 350 1 48 no tr c61 5.0k 0 25 4 1 511 1 10 c70 3.1k 1 10 121 1 83 172 2 75 c35 4.7k 0 30 2.1k 0 50 198 0 80 c37 19k 2 917 3 no tr
81
46
24
c30 1.9k 0 04 887 0 30 no tr iSh20 TB
Close 94.88 Dec c75 2.1k 0 08 497 0 30 2.7k 0 85 p35 11k 11 30 12 1312 70 p37 45k 0 13 47k 1 95 270 2 12
Genentc
Close 88.68 Dec p95 3.0k 1 80 23 2 55 54 3 40 JPMorg fr
Close 46.70 Dec Mosaic
Close 68.02 Dec c38 50k 2 3.7k14 2 2478 3
141k 1 11k 1 155
p75 no tr 2.9k 2 90 25 3 30 iShBrazil
Close 56.31 Dec p40 13k 1 18 3.4k 2 30 11k 2 75 c80 4.0k 3 80 35 6 40 159 7 90 2p38
13
GenMotrs
Close 9.45 Dec p40 1.1k 0 40 10 1 25 3.8k 1 60 p42 50 1.9k 1 65 no tr 7 3 72 Motorola
Close 7.14 Jan c39 62k 1 50 2.5k 2 36 30 2 85
p7 50 1.0k 0 43 no tr 3.1k 1 40 p45 3.7k 1 28 2 23 260 2 70 c42 50 3.0k 5 80 860 7 15 no tr p7 951 0 34 2.8k 0 60 no tr p39 55k 1 50 20k 2 20 574 2 79
c10 2.9k 1 140 1 75 235 2 06 p50 3.9k 2 03 139 3 80 2.5k 4 35 p45 10k 3 50 no tr no tr p7 50 no tr no tr 4.1k 1 06 p40 26k 1 98 11k 2 60 369 3 29
GenworthF
Close 8.61 Dec p55 2.0k 3 80 122 5 80 12k 6 70 c45 7.8k 3 20 300 5 45 no tr NCity
Close 1.75 Jan c40 65k 1 05 6.8k 1 77 63 2 20
c7 50 2.8k 2 60 531 2 70 153 3 25 c55 1.9k 5 10 194 6 60 226 7 c47 50 16k 2 61 no tr 3.5k 4 61 c2 50 no tr no tr 3.5k 0 80 p41 69k 2 72 8.8k 3 20 873 4 09
Gilead
Close 45.63 Feb c60 3.2k 2 70 151 4 50 115 4 80 p47 50 2.9k 3 50 263 4 99 77 5 57 c3 26k 0 45 712 0 55 no tr c41
154k 0 67 6.2k 1 33 90
p42 50 2.2k 0 78 no tr 20 3 50 c65 4.3k 1 35 357 2 60 121 3 30 c50 11k 1 60 2.0k 2 96 234 3 50 p3 2.4k 1 60 136 1 80 no tr 1 84
p45 1.9k 1 70 147 3 1 4 60 c70 2.3k 0 55 270 1 45 128 2 20 JPMorgCh
Close 46.70 Dec p4 2.2k 2 30 30 2 60 53 2 55 p42 6.8k 3 29 665 3 82 10 4 87
GoldFLtd
Close 9.59 Jan c75 43 0 20 232 0 80 2.0k 1 35 p20 2.1k 0 08 no tr 20 0 45 c4 4.2k 0 20 202 0 35 235 0 39 c42
103k 0 40 7.8k 1 01 97
c12 50 63 0 10 97 0 50 12k 0 75 p100 1.9k44 50 no tr no tr p30 5.4k 0 24 15 0 79 5.0k 1 01 c5 5.2k 0 15 93 0 20 625 0 25 1 24
GoldmanS fr Close 128.00 Jan iShEMkt fr
Close 34.17 Dec p35 4.3k 0 49 113 1 34 699 1 71 NCR Cp
Close 22.05 Jan c43 23k 0 24 7.4k 0 68 57 1 05
p125 2.3k 7 45 no tr 17514 80 p30 9.9k 0 88 no tr 20k 2 18 c52 50 5.4k 0 90 611 2 08 291 2 03 c30 no tr no tr 5.1k 0 20 p43 3.4k 4 08 no tr 144 5 10
c125 2.2k10 40 no tr no tr c35 29k 1 95 304 2 87 2.1k 3 10 c55 2.1k 0 45 8.4k 1 40 47 1 58 NetApp
Close 18.23 Dec c44 82k 0 13 5.1k 0 53 no tr
c140 2.0k 3 60 222 7 50 116 11 c40 21k 0 40 909 1 20 no tr Keycp
Close 11.94 Dec c20 54 0 25 1.9k 0 65 13 0 90 c45 6.8k 0 08 2.0k 0 34 4 0 55
c150 2.9k 1 90 480 4 35 no tr iShEmMkt
Close 34.17 Dec p10 2.1k 1 45 360 2 38 2 50 NobleCorp
Close 43.90 Dec c46 10k 0 05 no tr no tr
GoldmnS
Close 128.00 Jan p27 2.7k 0 39 523 1 06 6 1 65 LeapWire
Close 38.10 Jan c45 3.2k 2 15 63 3 50 1 4 20 c49 3.8k 0 02 no tr no tr
p80 229 0 75 no tr 3.0k 4 50 p31 11k 1 22 973 2 17 20 2 64 p35 2.2k 1 44 no tr no tr NOilVarco
Close 50.23 Feb c50 5.9k 0 01 36 0 05 no tr
p115 2.8k 4 20 462 8 15 no tr c32 3.2k 3 60 451 4 35 no tr Lilly
Close 44.03 Jan c60 265 0 91 2.2k 2 67 34 4 40 Qualcom
Close 42.97 Jan
p120 2.5k 5 25 no tr 34712 90 p33 1.1k 1 82 40 3 10 6.6k 3 39 c45 2.7k 0 75 1.0k 1 55 275 2 55 NokiaA
Close 18.65 Jan p40 1.9k 1 10 1.1k 1 96 721 2 96
p130 2.1k 9 26013 45 276 17 c34 3.2k 2 45 89 3 10 6.0k 3 51 p45 1.8k 1 84 1.5k 3 50 360 3 84 p36 8.6k17 40 no tr no tr p42 50 2.0k 1 94 1.5k 3 14 525 3 95
80
42
67
63
50
20
c130 6.0k 8 no tr 46915 c36 632 1 22k 2 86 2 LizClab
Close 16.43 Jan NokiaCp
Close 18.65 Jan c42 2.1k 2 677 3 30 575 4 04
Google
Close 341.43 Dec c38 12k 0 77 211 1 62 121 1 87 c17 50 no tr 2.0k 0 85 no tr c18 2.4k 1 30 960 1 75 no tr c45 2.4k 1 05 2.0k 2 31 692 3
p370 2.3k 12 9416 80 4722 50 c39 2.7k 0 58 96 1 33 158 1 48 Macys
Close 17.98 Feb c19 5.7k 0 80 2.9k 1 10 1 1 70 p45 4.5k 2 94 250 4 85 202 5 90
pJan10 22 50 1.3k 6 55 cJan10 20 604 0 60

pJan10 27 50 499 10 30 cJan10 30 992 0 09
cJan10 27 50 454 1 79 ETrade
2.80
pJan10 30 426 12 92 cJan10 5 333 0 95
pJan10 35 1.7k 17 05 FanniMae
1.53
50
Dell Inc
16.48 cJan10 2 1.1k 1
CoeurM
1.53 cJan10 25 508 0 94 FMCG
56.85
cJan10 2 50 335 0 55 DJIA Dia
108.36 pJan10 40 359 7 65
CogTech
228.30 pJan10 90 612 6 10 FredMac
1.71
pJan10 25 4.2k 7 pJan10 100 572 8 55 pJan10 2 50 1.1k 1 85
cJan10 35 4.2k 1 66 Dynegy
3.58 cJan10 2 50 1.4k 1
Comcast o
41.76 cJan10 2 50 1.0k 1 80 GenElec
25.50
pJan09 20 1.0k 1 85 ElecArt
36.99 pJan10 10 510 0 65
ConocPhil
73.25 pJan10 40 819 8 77 cJan10 12 50 601 12 60
pJan10 50 7.5k 3 65 cJan10 50 820 2 91 pJan10 17 50 608 2
cJan10 90 356 6 25 ElPasoCp
12.76 cJan10 25 788 4 40
cJan10 120 7.5k 2 pJan10 15 5.2k 4 60 pJan10 25 456 4 50
Corning
15.64 EMC
11.96 pJan10 30 336 7 20
cJan10 20 337 2 pJan10 12 50 8.0k 2 71 cJan10 30 1.1k 2 20
cJan10 35 552 1
CVRD
19.15 cJan10 17 50 19k 1
c20 5.5k
Call
Open
Interest
725,839 2,883,242 4,923,911 Rus1000

82,841 670,757 777,657 Semicon q
23,732 163,493 241,619 Air Idx
13,003 157,599 186,015 Oil Idx
39,677 87,288 85,593 SP 100
2,578 34,759 66,700 Bnk Idx q
326 10,564 11,573 EuroSP100 st
751
9,389
6,019 MidCap
225
2,719
7,039 JpnIdx
549
668
938
c47 50
565
423
RaserTech
Close 8.50 Jan
c7 50 10k 1 30 1 2 30 3.3k 2 85
RegionsFn
Close 9.60 Feb
p7 50 1.3k 0 95 2.1k 1 45 22 1 75
RetailHT
Close 90.14 Jan
p90 3.3k 3 20 117 4 80 324 6 70
p110 320 50 no tr 2.0k22 40
RigelPh
Close 23.35 Dec
RschMotn
Close 68.30 Dec
p50 1.6k 0 58 682 1 85 5.6k 3 30
p55 2.4k 1 08 580 2 98 448 4 60
p60 6.8k 2 05 377 4 55 723 6 40
c65 3.5k 6 65 403 9 85 19611 80
p65 5.9k 3 60 331 6 45 205 8 60
c70 7.8k 4 1.2k 7 30 245 9 60
p70 2.7k 6 469 8 95 13411 05
p75 1.9k 9 09 11712 05 12013 95
c75 9.4k 2 23 829 5 10 103 7 40
c80 8.2k 1 16 1.1k 3 75 946 5 80
c85 5.5k 0 60 706 2 60 540 4 50
c95 1.8k 0 16 389 1 13 158 2 50
c100 3.2k 0 10 437 0 77 330 1 90
p120 5.7k51 85 1554 45 752 55
p125 7.0k57 05 no tr 4158 05
SanDisk
Close 19.55 Jan
c15 319 5 10 no tr 2.1k 6
Sap AG
Close 53.43 Dec
SBA Com
Close 25.87 Dec
p15 no tr no tr 5.2k 0 16
Schlmb
Close 78.09 Feb
c85 2.9k 2 35 583 4 50 54 7 40
c100 143 0 20 5.3k 1 05 6 2 95
Schwab
Close 26.00 Dec
c25 4.1k 1 50 105 2 147 2 40
Semtech
Close 13.96 Dec
c12 50 no tr 2.5k 1 80 no tr
Sothbys
Close 20.06 Jan
c22 50 42 0 40 2 1 10 2.0k 1 85
p22 50 18 3 10 no tr 2.0k 4 60
SovrgnBcp
Close 3.95 Jan
p2 50 1.9k 0 55 1.6k 0 74 291 1
p5 1.6k 1 95 3.9k 2 15 992 2 40
c5 8.8k 0 85 1.4k 1 10 472 1 65
c7 50 3.2k 0 35 1.7k 0 50 96 1 05
p7 50 485 4 202 4 1.9k 4 18
SP Consum
Close 27.90 Dec
p23 no tr 4.1k 0 40 no tr
SP Engy
Close 63.30 Dec
p40 no tr 90 0 16 2.3k 0 26
p50 625 0 19 2.3k 0 63 879 1 18
SP Engy q
Close 63.30 Dec
c56 2.7k 8 70 27 8 40 no tr
c57 2.7k 7 80 95 8 30 294 8 30
p60 294 1 49 69 2 95 2.7k 3 40
p68 809 5 46 10k 6 68 262 8 20
p75 3.2k11 02 no tr 2713 85
SP Fnc fr
Close 19.89 Dec
p16 2.1k 0 22 306 0 68 240 0 87
c16 3.1k 4 372 4 70 396 4 70
c17 3.5k 3 50 248 3 90 no tr
p17 12k 0 40 no tr 152 1 08
SP Fncl
Close 19.89 Dec
c18 2.0k 2 65 458 3 15 181 3 25
p18 18k 0 62 388 1 35 4.9k 1 52
98
c19 4.5k 1 15k 2 66 81 2 65
p19 26k 1 08 746 1 55 1.9k 1 77
p20 3.9k 1 55 891 2 3.6k 2 30
c20 21k 1 48 879 2 07 818 2 18
c21 38k 0 99 2.1k 1 59 268 1 68
p21 3.9k 2 09 370 2 76 3.6k 2 66
c22 21k 0 60 1.0k 1 17 2.7k 1 20
p22 3.3k 2 64 218 3 25 323 3 40
c23 8.2k 0 35 1.2k 0 80 6.6k 0 90
c24 13k 0 16 649 0 54 1.4k 0 67
SpdGld nya
Close 85.07 Dec
c85 2.8k 3 80 178 5 90 84 7 10
p85 3.5k 3 50 235 5 50 13 6 50
94
c87 3.4k 2 78 5 105 6 27
c89 2.3k 2 15 180 4 40 28 5 50
c92 2.9k 1 40 492 3 50 20 4 40
SPDR
Close 115.99 Dec
p81 no tr 3.6k 0 21 21 0 45
p85 2.5k 0 07 55 0 35 55 0 57
p87 554 0 11 2.1k 0 55 no tr
p88 913 0 19 2.5k 0 50 no tr
p90 5.4k 0 15 332 0 57 22 1 18
p95 1.6k 0 28 227 0 96 6.2k 1 51
c50
855
350
Oct
2 20
1 55
Total
Put
Vol.
Call
Open
Interest
Put
Open
Interest
169
186
0
83
1
0
43
7
2
512
1
504
171
0
1
80
5
0
637
923
0
161
381
0
155
155
0
338
183
306
154
0
311
12
5
0
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
0 42 3.1k 1 38
0 18 5.5k 0 76
Total
Call
Vol.
p96
p98
p99
p100
p101
p102
p103
p104
p105
p106
p107
p108
p109
p110
c110
p111
c111
c112
p112
c113
p113
c114
p114
1.2k
2.8k
2.2k
15k
3.9k
6.3k
3.0k
5.7k
8.2k
13k
4.7k
24k
4.6k
58k
3.9k
21k
4.5k
3.2k
18k
7.4k
47k
35k
23k
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Nov
0 30 104 1 02 2.0k 1 64
0 40 405 1 26 592 2 17
0 45 3.1k 1 43 14 2 20
0 51 8.4k 1 53 no tr
0 60 131 1 62 no tr
0 74 233 1 78 no tr
0 80 2.2k 1 95 no tr
0 90 6.6k 2 24 no tr
1 07 1.3k 2 36 no tr
1 30 1.9k 2 65 no tr
1 40 12k 2 76 no tr
1 60 664 2 98 no tr
1 77 3.7k 3 40 no tr
2 05 4.2k 3 49 no tr
8 25 71110 40 no tr
2 30 21k 3 76 no tr
8 478 9 75 no tr
7 239 9 13 no tr
2 64 8.7k 4 40 no tr
6 35 1.3k 8 50 no tr
3 19k 4 50 10012 60
5 50 8.0k 7 60 no tr
3 35 2.6k 4 78 no tr
Close 115.99 Dec

31k 3 55 1.6k 5 35 no tr
21k 4 90 3.0k 6 95 413 02
21k 4 10 3.2k 5 87 212 85
17k 4 29 1.9k 6 38 no tr
25k 4 60 no tr no tr
31k 3 80 570 6 411 97
36k 4 95 25k 6 65 no tr
15k 2 83 2.3k 4 80 no tr
11k 6 10 no tr 417 25
11k 2 43 3.1k 4 35 no tr
11k 2 5.6k 3 80 no tr
11k 1 70 780 3 55 no tr
14k 1 44 1.0k 3 15 5 9 25
7.3k 1 21 406 2 80 no tr
3.1k 9 30 no tr no tr
23k 0 94 1.4k 2 46 no tr
SPDR q
Close 115.99 Dec
c126 3.9k 0 78 no tr 52 2 40
c127 5.7k 0 67 3.8k 1 76 293 2 56
p127 39111 05 308 12 20k13 10
c128 5.9k 0 50 22k 1 61 37 1 93
c129 4.6k 0 44 1.5k 1 43 91 1 92
c130 10k 0 30 no tr 8.3k 1 75
c131 26k 0 24 652 0 97 39 1 40
c132 1.4k 0 17 5.3k 0 87 6.7k 1 28
c133 747 0 12 6.9k 0 60 4.0k 0 98
c135 415 0 08 3.0k 0 48 64 1
c137 no tr 2.9k 0 31 no tr
SpdrGold nya Close 85.07 Jan
p79 3.9k 1 35 64 2 75 32 4 20
sT Homebl
Close 19.67 Dec
c21 698 0 60 8.6k 1 45 no tr
sT Retail
Close 30.75 Dec
p25 no tr 36k 0 60 no tr
p30 22k 1 no tr 276 2 80
Starbcks
Close 14.87 Jan
p14 280 0 34 62 0 93 3.6k 1 28
p15 710 0 81 23 1 62 2.9k 1 80
SunMicro
Close 7.60 Jan
p8 385 0 72 1.8k 1 08 151 1 47
Sysco
Close 30.83 Feb
p22 50 no tr 10k 0 20 no tr
p27 50 no tr 10k 0 70 no tr
TJX
Close 30.52 Jan
c30
2 1 40 2.0k 2 05 no tr
Target
Close 49.05 Jan
61
p50 1.9k 2 200 4 30 1.6k 5 35
p52 50 2.0k 4 10 50 5 70 146 7 20
Tesoro
Close 16.49 Feb
c20 4.0k 0 40 347 1 20 no tr
Teva
Close 45.79 Dec
p40 141 0 23 267 0 90 2.0k 1 45
c45 49 1 50 3.0k 1 85 211 2 75
TexasInst
Close 21.50 Jan
p22 50 2.4k 1 41 282 2 04 128 2 43
c22 50 4.0k 0 40 75 1 01 606 1 49
ThornMtg o
Close 00.00 Jan
c2 50 110 0 05 no tr 1.8k 0 05
TimeWarn
Close 13.11 Jan
p13 2.1k 0 75 1.7k 1 18 no tr
c15 422 0 20 8 0 45 2.0k 0 70
Transocn
Close 109.84 Feb
c125 452 0 90 1.6k 3 10 3.7k 6 80
SPDR fr
p115
c115
p116
c116
p117
c117
c118
p118
p119
c119
p120
c120
c121
p121
c122
c123
c124
p125
c125
Oct
Nov
4 0 21 3.8k 1 10
Close 25.85 Jan
p25 110 1 40 2.0k 3 21 3 80
TycoIntl
Close 35.02 Jan
c35
2 1 40 80 2 20 5.9k 2 90
UAL Cp
Close 8.79 Dec
p5 1.2k 0 40 1.9k 1 17 1 30
UBS AG
Close 17.54 Dec
c20 2.9k 0 80 396 1 25 50 2
UltraPetr
Close 55.34 Dec
c60 1.8k 2 20 62 4 20 no tr
UnTech
Close 60.06 Feb
c65 1.9k 0 65 74 1 55 32 3 20
UPS B
Close 62.89 Jan
25
p60 884 1 36 2 35 2.7k 3 30
c65 423 1 25 291 2 71 2.3k 3 70
p65 324 3 30 2 4 50 2.5k 5 70
US Bancp
Close 36.02 Dec
p30 2.1k 0 50 222 1 45 5 1 60
US OilFd
Close 82.01 Jan
p73 138 1 59 7.5k 3 20 no tr
p75 2.6k 1 70 92 4 1.1k 6 10
40
p80 2.2k 3 136 6 27 8 30
p81 1.1k 3 80 58 6 90 2.0k 9
c81 1.4k 4 60 23 7 10 2.0k 9 50
p83 94 4 80 7.5k 7 97 15510 20
USSteel
Close 77.61 Jan
20
p100 26223 2025 50 3.1k27 96
p125 2.0k47 90 no tr 1252 10
p155 5.8k77 30 no tr no tr
p160 4.4k82 30 no tr no tr
p165 2.8k87 30 no tr no tr
p170 3.8k 92 no tr 1594 50
p180 5.4k 102 no tr no
tr
Utdhlth
Close 25.39 Dec
p22 50 no tr no tr 1.9k 1 43
p24 2.0k 0 80 652 1 68 no tr
c25 4.0k 1 50 269 2 23 no tr
Verizon o
Close 32.09 Jan
c37 50 36 0 05 137 0 20 4.7k 0 55
WA Mutl
Close 00.00 Jan
50
46
p2 2.3k 2 no tr 13k 2 45
Wachovia
Close 3.50 Jan
c2 50 21k 1 50 1.2k 1 60 4.4k 1 75
p2 50 54k 0 50 2.3k 0 70 2.5k 0 90
p5 68k 2 40 721 2 28 1.0k 2 50
c5 26k 0 50 20k 0 70 4.3k 0 95
c7 50 13k 0 20 1.4k 0 30 1.4k 0 55
p7 50 40k 4 23 275 4 31 13k 4 60
c9 2.8k 0 10 5 0 25 57 0 35
p10 3.6k 6 50 no tr 8.0k 6 80
c10 5.4k 0 10 758 0 15 no tr
c17 50 no tr no tr 4.3k 0 10
p20 no tr 2516 90 3.7k16 60
c25 no tr 12 0 03 10k 0 05
c47 50 4.7k 0 40 no tr 1.3k 0 85
WalMart
Close 59.89 Dec
p60 1.8k 1 90 112 3 270 3 58
c60 2.5k 1 75 964 2 98 1.0k 3 42
c62 50 2.6k 0 70 1.2k 1 75 186 2 23
c65 3.2k 0 22 1.3k 0 95 279 1 39
c67 50 68 0 09 2.0k 0 45 12 0 74
WeathInt
Close 25.14 Feb
c22 50 2.1k 3 70 25 4 20 105 5 40
WellPoint
Close 46.77 Dec
p50 2.1k 4 15 no tr 5 6 40
WellsFrgo
Close 37.53 Jan
p15 1.2k 0 07 no tr 4.0k 0 36
p20 599 0 15 no tr 2.0k 0 75
p22 50 2.0k 0 20 529 0 70 1.1k 1 05
p31 1.5k 1 162 1 75 9.4k 2 70
c35 4.8k 3 40 361 5 519 6 10
p35 1.9k 2 10 229 2 95 1.1k 3 90
p36 407 1 90 3.3k 3 30 599 5 20
WllsFrgo
Close 37.53 Jan
c37 50 3.5k 2 75 no tr 923 4 90
c39 no tr 3.5k 3 02 no tr
c40 3.2k 1 60 269 2 60 1.0k 3 60
WmsSon
Close 16.18 Feb
p15 350 0 64 1.8k 1 15 3 1 95
Xerox
Close 11.53 Jan
c15 no tr no tr 24k 0 20
Yahoo
Close 17.30 Jan
p15 515 0 43 266 1 17 18k 1 62
c17 50 1.9k 1 14 no tr 253 2 70
c27 50 4.7k 0 06 no tr 37 0 35
Yamana
Close 8.33 Jan
p9 141 1 20 2.5k 1 65 420 2 05
c10 2.0k 0 25 294 0 71 3.3k 1 20
c160 no tr
TrueRelig
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
785
664
650
362
3 60 QwestCm
3.23
4 60 cJan10 5 472 0 30
8 Rambus
12.85
6 70 pJan10 7 50 431 1 40
39.25 cJan10 50 350 0 60
1.4k 1 80 RetailHT
90.14
4.6k 11 39 pJan10 90 1.4k 12 70
1.2k 6 40 RschMotn
68.30
77
1.0k 5 pJan10 40 332 5 35
2.0k 5 20 Salesfrce
48.40
3.7k 5 37 pJan10 35 500 6 20
1.8k 4 40 pJan10 50 997 12 70
1.0k 6 33 cJan10 70 1.4k 3 40
1.3k 3 11 SiriusXM
0.57
445 7 97 cJan10 2 50 2.4k 0 20
528 2 14 pJan10 2 50 398 2 05
710 10 17 cJan10 5 771 0 10
744 1 75 SLM Cp
12.34
801 0 74 cJan10 25 2.4k 1 25
42.97 SovrgnBc
3.95
542 5 42 pJan10 7 50 1.0k 4 83
cJan10 17 50 795 0 55 cJan10 7 50 1.4k 2 14

63.30 cJan10 10 557 1 24
cJan10 60 373 11 80 SunTrst
44.99
19.89 cJan10 50 500 8 10
pJan10 10 1.0k 0 63 Target
49.05
cJan10 20 673 4 pJan10 40 945 5 30
SP MidC
131.80 pJan10 45 780 7 20
pJan10 115 568 9 70 Thornbg o
SPDR
115.99 cJan10 2 50 453 0 10
pDec10 100 471 9 90 UltraPet
55.34
cDec09 105 819 18 89 cJan10 100 588 4 80
pDec10 115 1.0k 15 60 UPS
62.89
cDec10 115 1.0k 18 55 pJan10 50 546 3 40
SpdrGld
85.07 pJan10 60 434 6 90
cJan10 145 328 4 80 cJan10 65 400 7 10
Starbcks
14.87 cJan10 70 502 5
cJan11 10 430 7 70 US Bcp
36.02
Suncor
42.14 cJan10 32 50 460 6 40
cJan10 45 391 8 22 ValeroEn
30.30
47
cJan10 60 391 4 pJan10 30 368 7
cJan09 33 38 457 0 65
SP Engy
VimpelCm
SP Fncl
VirginM
SunMicro
7.60 VarianS o
61.82
20.30
cJan10 20 1.3k 4 60
7.90
cJan10 12 50 500 1 20
Visa
61.39
cJan10 65 4.1k 12 70
cJan10 85 4.5k 6 50
Wachovia
pJan10
cJan10
cJan10
cJan10
cJan10
cJan10
3.50
1 25
2 30
1 45
0 20
0 15
0 10
30.96
1.0k 1 10
59.89
362 4 10
47.45
525 23 70
2 50 567
2 50 772
5 727
20 1.0k
25 406
30 522
Walgrn
cJan10 45
WalMart
pJan10 50
WalterInd
cJan10 30
MAKING MONEY
B1
RELEVANT FACTS,
RULES & SKILLS
THE BIG PICTURE
NYSE + Nasdaq Stocks On The Move
Stocks Pare Early Losses As Market Eyes

New Rescue Plan, Buffett GE Investment
Stocks with high volume vs. 50-day avg., reflecting heavy institutional action. 80 EPS & 80 RS or better are boldfaced.
BY JONAH KERI
Stocks trimmed early losses

Wednesday, as Wall Street waited
on a revised government rescue
plan, and billionaire investor Warren Buffett said hes investing $3 billion in General Electric stock.
The Dow industrials dropped as
much as 2%, then rallied to close
down just 0.2%. The NYSE composite lost 0.2%, the S&P 500 0.3% after
also rebounding from bigger losses.
The Nasdaq lagged, shedding 1.1%.
Volume eased 6% on the NYSE
and 16% on the Nasdaq, compared
to Tuesdays totals.
The market dropped early on as
uncertainty continued to hang over
the embattled credit market and
the governments attempts to buy
up bad mortgage loans from distressed financial companies.
GEGE was also in the news early
on. A Deutsche Bank analyst predicted the companys earnings will
decline. That sent the Dow component plunging as much as 10% intraday.
But Buffetts Berkshire HathawayBRKA stepped in, saying it is buying $3 billion in GE preferred
shares plus warrants for another $3
billion in common stock. That headline helped GE cut its losses.
It also gave the broad market an afternoon lift, with the Dow and
other NYSE indexes closing near
the top of their intraday ranges.
After the close, the focus shifted
again to a revised bailout plan for
the financial sector. A modified version of the proposal was slated to go
before the Senate Wednesday night
and gain approval.
The House of Representatives,
which rejected the first proposal
Monday, is slated to review the new
version later this week. Modifications to the plan include raising the
FDIC insurance cap to $250,000
from $100,000.
Wednesdays action:
Stocks pare losses as Warren
Buffett says hell invest in GE
Current outlook:
Market in correction
Leaders up in volume:
McDonaldsMCD Open TextOTEX
Campbell SoupCPB
Heartland PaymentHPY
Leaders down in volume:
FastenalFAST
BuckleBKE
W.W. GraingerGWW GartnerIT
The waiting game for the proposal

continued as credit markets remained tight. The three-month
Libor rate, which banks charge
each other to borrow for three
months, jumped to 4.15%.
Financial stocks, which have
plunged over the past few months
as the credit crunch worsened, got a
respite on Wednesday.
CitigroupC jumped 12%, reaching
its highest point since mid-May.
Bank of AmericaBAC climbed 9%.
Teetering regional bank National
CityNCC vaulted 65% as fears that
the company would go under eased
following a scare over the past few
days.
Elsewhere, several automakers reported September sales. Ford
MotorsF sales swooned 34%, a bigger-than-expected drop. General
MotorsGM saw its September sales
fall 16%, a result that wasnt as bad
as analysts expected.
The Nasdaq lagged behind the
NYSE indexes, as several big-cap
tech stocks struggled.
AppleAAPL slid in brisk volume,
continuing its sharp downtrend.
NYSE-listed IBMIBM slumped 6%
to its lowest close in more than
seven months, on concerns that its
quarterly earnings might miss targets.
The flavor of the markets toprated stocks has taken on a more defensive tone lately. Tuesdays action included a big gain by pawn
shop operator EzcorpEZPW.
On
Wednesday,
Campbell
SoupCPB continued its recent climb,
adding 1.44 to 40.04 in triple its normal trade. The maker of soups and
other foods notched a 52-week
high.
Few growth-oriented leaders
have held up amid the markets correction. Two that had fared well
both sliced their 50-day moving averages Wednesday.
BuckleBKE stumbled 3.69, or 7%, to
51.85 in volume 70% above average.
The loss shoved the apparel retailer
22% below its Sept. 19 all-time high.
Internet monitoring software
maker WebsenseWBSN slipped 5%.
On Monday, Websense dived 11%
in heavy turnover. The stock is now
13% off recent highs and also below
its 50-day.
Bailout aside, the broader economy continues to struggle with sluggish growth and weakening job
numbers.
The ISM manufacturing index
dropped to 43.5 in September,
down sharply from a 49.9 reading
in August and well below projections of a 49.5 result. Any level
below 50 indicates contraction in
the sector.
Private sector jobs fell by 8,000 in
September. That was better than
forecasts of a 53,000-job decline.
Still, the drop comes just ahead of
Fridays broader monthly jobs report, which is expected to show
more job losses.
November crude oil fell $2.11 to
settle at $98.53 a barrel.
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92 78 98 B
93 72 96 B+
93 82 81 B
97 90 89 B
96 76 85 B
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96 77 86 B
33.00
30.00
22.78
56.26
67.00
75.18
50.88
61.09
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StandexI
NavigCons o
PhilMor n o
McDonalds o
ProctGm o
Laclede
AbbotLabs o
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61 57 33 B+
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34 47 43 B
66 91 39 D+
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64 88 29 D
13 30 9 D
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28.39
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45.10
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54.58
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88.69
69.25
40.05
85.21
66.86
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29.34
20.44
50.78
63.66
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PM
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+46
+25
+24
+22
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EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk

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6 Rnk Str
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96 73 97 A
78 73 70 D+
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45.11
28.32
317.0
71.84
MWIVet
DiamdFd
FstSolar o
GenProbe o
MWIV
DMND
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51 57 28 D
14 33 11 E
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67 73 32 B
97 91 84 D+
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99 90 93 B
85 83 75 C
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47 51 63 D+
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83 83 93 B+
55 95 21 E
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39 63 39 C+
54 46 32 B
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42 54 9 C
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38 55 45 C
62 94 23 D+
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67 59 65 B
52 20 59 B
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76.93
35.69
40.39
30.50
38.72
56.48
80.39
44.78
36.06
86.97
37.49
30.36
21.97
38.50
203.0
33.26
58.95
41.68
359.6
30.00
23.99
61.62
39.60
34.49
59.21
148.1
40.95
48.62
53.71
85.65
19.49
30.15
41.40
40.73
29.53
35.83
24.00
37.23
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Crosstex
ManhAssc o
SironaDen
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IconPLC o
NatInstr
LincnElc o
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MatrixSvc o
CSGSystm
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WrightMed
Paccar o
UltimtStwr o
IntSurg o
Microsemi o
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Martek Bio o
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RschInMt o
NICE Sys
Wdward o
OSI Pharmac o
FosterWh o
AlbanyMlc o
TetraTech o
Tech Data o
EBay o
Somanetics o
SuperWell o
HookFu
Logitech o
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ALOG
40.57
28.54
FSLR 197.3
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XTEX
XTXI
MANH
SIRO
FAST
CEPH
ICLR
NATI
LECO
MCRS
MTRX
CSGS
COHR
AAPL
WMGI
PCAR
ULTI
ISRG
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ERTS
MATK
TITN
LSTR
RIMM
NICE
WGOV
OSIP
FWLT
AMRI
TTEK
TECD
EBAY
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75.49
37.51
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61.67
24.80
18.35
16.61
33.63
109.1
29.31
36.19
24.82
236.6
24.92
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34.97
30.30
19.79
43.45
66.93
26.67
33.49
48.43
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22.58
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21.26
23.65
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285
3,490
581
+374
+66
+30
+22
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0.55 883
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2 14 36 160 ComptrSftwrMdcl
3 3 11 51 MdcalOutpnt/HmCr
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7 7 6 103 CommlSvcsSchools
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29 36 40 57 CommlSvcsMisc
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31 20 38 23 MedicalSystems/Eqp
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6.41.0
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2.81.9
+3.60.9
1.5+1.2
+7.81.4
1.6+0.3
+22.9+0.2
+10.20.3
14.7+2.6
8.20.3
14.50.9
9.71.4
10.1+0.1
8.9+1.6
4.2+0.6
5.6 0.0
9.50.5
+8.30.6
15.01.5
+3.5+0.2
16.9 2.1
+1.30.1
13.7 +4.7
+5.40.3
3.3+1.1
14.0 0.3
11.1 0.0
16.4 0.9
5.6+0.6
19.0 1.3
+2.84.2
35.0 0.3
12.2 1.5
+11.3 0.2
8.82.1
+2.52.5
+2.60.6
+0.30.4
20.3 +0.1
25.3 1.7
34.8 +0.1
6.82.1
4.10.1
4.3+4.7
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28.8 2.0
+8.22.6
25.3 +0.2
15.9 +2.4
5.22.2
32.1 +0.6
+0.11.2
10.4 0.5
5.4+1.6
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16.2 1.0
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23.1 1.4
12.3 1.7
16.1 1.6
16.8 1.2
8.31.9
19.9 +0.7
12.6 3.3
5.4+2.5
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68 28 25 20
69 48 152 181
70 112 95 141
71 94 48 94
72 66 31 76
73 17 124 174
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77 100 106 186
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81 51 43 19
82 111 57 74
83 85 128 180
84 72 59 14
85 73 94 133
86 116 118 78
87 87 55 107
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89 26 146 175
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91 141 81 185
92 109 68 161
93 83 85 95
94 76 109 25
95 56 125 37
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97 55 32 157
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100 40 44 49
101 147 187 59
102 128 158 184
103 168 100 6
104 52 49 97
105 93 141 148
106 154 145 40
107 121 150 187
108 156 123 80
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110 103 67 86
111 80 41 3
112 95 73 147
113 62 52 119
114 115 70 144
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117 99 170 130
118 86 98 56
119 135 56 112
120 151 183 126
121 144 163 85
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124 136 87 168
125 98 72 165
126 82 37 118
127 126 134 110
128 123 84 138
129 140 127 137
130 143 147 152
131 101 97 68
132 78 18 153
TrnsportationTrck
TransportationRail
Fincecnsmer/CmlLns
RetailRestaurants
TelecomWirlssEqp
PollutnCntrlEqp
RetailMisc
CmmlSvcsMrktRch
CompterNetwrking
FnceInvsmntMgt
TelecomServices
RetailMjrDscChns
RetailLeisurePrds
RtailWhlsleOffcSup
MchnryMtlHdlg
BeveragesAlcoholic
LeisureProducts
Oil&GasIntlExplPr
InsuranceLife
Medical/DntalSppls
ElecScntific/Msrng
LeisreMvies&Rel
TrnsprttinAirlne
HoushldCnsmerElc
TelcomFibrOptcs
Auto/TrckRplcPrts
FuneralSvcs&Rel
Containers
BldgRsidnt/Comml
ElctriclEquipmnt
ElecSmicondctrMfg
InternetSoftware
IntrnetNtwrkSltns
MetalProc&Fabrica
InsrnceAcc&Heal
BldgCment/Cncrt
Oil&GasUSRoyalty
MedcalHospitals
MediaCble/StlliteTv
FnancIdxTrckngFd
OfficeSuppliesMfg
CommlSvcsHlthcre
BldgHandTools
Aerospce/DfnseEqp
Oil&GasUSExplPro
CompterSftwrDsgn
TrnsprttionEqpMfg
CommlSvcsLeasing
InternetECommerce
RetailCnsmrElec
LeisureServices
TransportationSvcs
CmptrIntgrtdSyst
BanksMoneyCntr
RealEstateOprtions
BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv
BvragesSftDrinks
InternetIsp
MediaBooks
ElecCmpnent/Cntr
ComptrSftwrFincl
ComptrSftwrScrity
ChemicalsPlastics
RetailMailOrder&Di
BldgHeavyConstr
ComptrManufctrs
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70
79
79
86
80
74
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27.0 0.2
24.7 1.3
11.2 0.8
31.0 2.3
14.0 0.7
32.6 1.4
19.2 1.8
34.7 0.0
3.82.3
29.6 0.3
13.3 0.7
11.6 0.8
3.1+1.1
22.4 0.8
22.1 3.8
11.8 2.5
9.7 0.0
17.1 0.5
20.4 0.4
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40.3 1.3
32.4 1.7
14.6 0.0
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13.3 1.3
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32.3 2.5
30.5 0.7
37.5 0.6
5.41.1
22.0 2.3
22.2 +2.7
16.4 1.7
28.9 0.8
24.9 +1.8
25.3 1.5
30.1 +0.2
18.3 1.6
23.3 1.3
30.3 1.9
24.2 1.0
23.1 2.5
31.6 4.8
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133 114 74 143

134 108 117 139
135 119 138 60
136 142 181 132
137 175 182 171
138 153 156 70
139 105 173 182
140 132 133 149
141 122 26 151
142 129 53 24
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144 107 33 91
145 42 13 8
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147 163 178 173
148 172 149 18
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151 139 116 109
152 148 160 48
153 120 90 158
154 8 9 150
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156 158 119 22
157 96 91 29
158 174 165 45
159 161 179 120
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161 173 157 9
162 164 188 179
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165 177 112 12
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167 146 142 98
168 97 46 121
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170 182 166 33
171 134 83 52
172 170 169 96
173 178 186 50
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177 137 121 189
178 152 154 129
179 190 155 16
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184 186 184 41
185 187 192 192
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194 189 104 4
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197 196 197 193
Subgroup%Chg Daily
Comp. Since %
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg
ComptrSftwrDsktp
ElecPrtsDistribtrs
TrnsprtAirFreight
ConsumerProdMisc
MediaRadio/Tv
FnancepblInvFdbnd
RetailDprtmntStrs
Rtail/Whlslecmp/Cll
ElecContractMfg
Oil&GasFieldServic
ElecMiscProducts
Oil&GasMchnry/Eq
EnergyOther
RealEstateDevlpmt
CommlSvcsPrntng
TelecomSrvcsFrgn
MetalPrdsFstners
InternetContent
ElecSemicndctrEqp
Aerospace/Defense
ComptrDataStrge
FoodDairyProducts
OfficeEqp&Autom
FoodMeatProducts
TelecomWirlssSvcs
Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip
ComlSvcsAdvrtsng
MediaPeriodicals
AgriculturalOprtions
LeisreGamng/Equip
LeisureHotels&Mot
ChemicalsBasic
Oil&GascdnExplPro
MediaDiversified
TransportationShip
MachnryTools&Re
Oil&GasRfing/Mkt
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SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
B3
Medical, Retail Major Indexes Alcon Keeps

Expand Lead Reduce Losses; An Eye On R&D
In September Volume Declines As Growth Key
IBD INDUSTRY THEMES
NYSE & NASDAQ
THE LONG-TERM INVESTOR
BY ALAN R. ELLIOTT
BY JOANNE VON ALROTH
BY KEN HOOVER
Medical and retail groups expanded their hold on industry leadership

through a volatile September.
At the end of the month, medical
held seven of the top 20 rankings,
up from five at the beginning of September. Retail held five slots, compared with three at the beginning of
September.
Medical groups held the largest
number of stocks with Earnings Per
Share Ratings above 80 at the end of
September.
Some top names included St.
Jude MedicalSTJ, Skilled Healthcare GroupSKH, Kendle InternationalKNDL, Parexel International
PRXL
, CelgeneCELG, United TherapeuticsUTHR and QiagenQGEN.
Sales growth and profit growth
werent quite asstrong among retailers. But there were exceptions, including Green Mountain Coffee
RoastersGMCR, Lululemon AthleticaLULU, GuessGES, BuckleBKE and
Urban OutfittersURBN.
There are notes of caution attached to both groups.
While many health care leaders
possess growth characteristics, remember that medical stocks sometimes lead in bear markets as defensive plays. Discount and variety retail chains, like Big LotsBIG, are also
somewhat defensive and tend to do
well in tough economies.
Retailers in general got a boost
from the fiscal stimulus program
launched earlier this year. Many analysts say those benefits have petered out or are in the late stages.
In the last two weeks of September, three regional banking groups
constituted the third-largest concentration among the top 20 industry slots in Tuesdays IBD.
This column will take a closer look
at stocks within those three groups
in upcoming editions.
Stocks trimmed losses but closed

lower Wednesday as rescue-plan
uncertainty kept investors in a
loose holding pattern.
The Nasdaq fell 1.1%, while the
NYSE composite and the Dow slid
0.2%. The S&P 500 fell 0.3%. Volume declined across the board.
W.W. GraingerGWW plunged 5.04
to 81.93 in morethan double its average volume.It was its third straight
close below its 200-day moving average.
Construction supply store operator FastenalFAST slumped 4.14, or
8%, to 45.25, slicing its 200-day
line.
BuckleBKE dropped 3.69, or 7%, to
51.85 in hefty volume and sliced its
50-day line.
Pediatrix Medical GroupPDX
gapped down, losing 6.27 to 47.65 in
about five times its usual pace. The
pediatric services company cut its
Q3 earnings outlook. Shares closed
at their lowest in about two years.
Construction equipment heavyweight CaterpillarCAT tumbled 2.65
to 56.95 in more than double volume after a dismal manufacturing
index reading. Shares undercut
their Jan. 22 low.
GartnerIT lost1.63 to 21.05 in nearly three times its average volume.
The technology research company
closed right at its 200-day average.
It has erased all gains from a July 30
breakout.
On the upside, Heartland Payment SystemsHPY leaped 1.48 to
27.04 in five times its pace despite a
downgrade Tuesday from JPMorgan to underweight from neutral.
Content managementsoftware developer Open TextOTEX also erased
early losses and rose 1.17 to 35.75 despite a downgrade. Canaccord
Adams cut the software maker to
hold from buy.
AlconACL sees its job as keeping an

eye on your eyes.
This medical supply company
seeks to provide a broad assortment
of products to protect eyes and treat
eye-related conditions.
Its pharmaceutical group sells
products that treat eye infections
and glaucoma. The surgical unit carries cataract-related products.
The consumer division makes contact lens solutions and eye drops.
Alcon spends about 10% of sales
on research and development, coming up with a steady stream of new
products.
The company has estimated that
about 70% of revenue comes from
products introduced in the past decade.
Besides its diversified product
line, its in an industry more or less
immune to the ups and downs of
the economy.
Geographic range helps too. Alcon
operates in 75 countries.
Nestle owns 52% of the company;
Novartis owns 25%.
Switzerland-based Alcon has an
IBD EPS Stability Rating of 3.
In the latest quarter, the company
reported earnings of $1.88 a share, a
27% increase over the year-ago period. Revenue rose 18%. In the past
several quarters, sales grew at rates
ranging from the low teens to 20%.
The company has had seven
straight years of earnings growth.
Pretax margins are 35.5%. Return
on equity is 51.8%.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters are expecting, on average, 2008
earningsof $6.55pershare, a 22% increase over the year before.
They are looking for 2009 EPS of
$7.46, a 14% increase.
The company has met or beaten estimates for seven straight quarters.
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15
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55
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64
39
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Citigroup
SunTrust Banks Inc
L D K Solar Co Ltd
Unitrin
Bank of America
Comerica
Brasil Telecom
Valley Natl Bancorp
Bank of Ireland
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C
STI
LDK
UTR
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CMA
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IRE
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23.00
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Citizens Hldg Co
Assoc Banc
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Zions Bancorp
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BOK Finl
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Close
Vol% Vol P
Stocks In Bases
EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name
Symbol
93 90 Green Mtn Coffee

95 92 FLIR Systems Inc
95 99 Almost Family Inc
Closing
Price
Net
Up
Vol%
Chg
GMCR 40.71 +1.37 52

FLIR 39.21 +0.79 16
AFAM 40.21 +0.66 58
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NYSE STOCKS IN THE NEWS
INVESTORS.COM
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Group 29
$36.28 LACLEDE GROUP INC (LG)
Group 11
o$164.73 C T S CORP (CTS)
Group 30
$50.65 ALCON INC (ACL)
MCDONALDS CORP (MCD)
Group 70
o$63.66 STANLEY INC (SXE)
Group 141
o$12.24
97 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 89 ROE 23% 1122M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 94 ROE 17% 15.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 98 ROE 12% 20.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 88 ROE 52% 77.7M Shares 88 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 91 ROE 10% 32.0M Shares
McDonalds Looks
To Extend Trend
McDonaldsMCD is in the eighth
week ofa flat base,part of a base-onbase formation.
The fast-food giants low-cost appeal and new menuitems helped accelerate earnings growth in the
past two quarters, to 31% from 29%
and 20%.
OPERATES 6,690 AND FRANCHISES/LICENSES 24,799 MCDONALD'S FAST

FOOD RESTAURANTS WORLDWIDE.
PROVIDES SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION, AND OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS PRIMARILY FOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT.
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF NATURAL

GAS TO 630,000 CUSTOMERS PRIMARILY IN MISSOURI.
SWISS DEVELOPER OF PHARMACEUTICALS, SURGICAL TOOLS, CONTACT

LENS CARE AND OTHER PRODUCTS FOR EYE DISEASES AND DISORDERS.
CONTRACT MANUFACTURER OF PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS, CONNECTORS,

FILTERS, FREQUENCY MODULES AND SENSORS.
+21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. D. Vol 9,933,100 Debt 48%

Last Qtr Eps +31%5 Prior Qtr +29%5 Last Qtr Sales +4%
10 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/19
+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 29 Avg. Daily Vol 218,900 Debt 21%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/26

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/24
R&D 10%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/23
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 66
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 63
Hot Tip: When the stock market

turns up, most leaders appear
in Stocks In The News charts.
You don't want to miss them.
PROVIDES HEALTHCARE SERVICES PRIMARILY THROUGH GOVERNMENT

PROGRAMS SUCH AS MEDICARE TO 304,210 MEMBERS IN SIX STATES.
MARKETS HOUSEWARES, SMALL APPLIANCES, DIAPERS, PRECISION MECHANICAL ASSEMBLIES AND MILITARY CARTRIDGE CASES.
OPERATES 64 SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES AND 13 ASSISTED LIVING

FACILITIES IN CA, TX, KS, MO AND NV.
MANUFACTURES SPECIALTY AND INTERMEDIATE CHEMICALS INCLUDING

SURFACTANTS AND POLYMERS FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS.
+118% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. D. Vol 145,300 Debt 137%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/6
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/30

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/27
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/6
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 69
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 67

Stock
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Vol% Vol P
% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
CRAIntl
CRAI 28.82
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CCC 18.45
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52-wk
Dividend
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IHS 46.45 1.19 13 354 24
96 97 83 B C 36.1 EMCOR
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39.20 51
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3.77 30
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14.49 78
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WPCSIntl
3.75 54
Yahoo
16.96 58
DoubTake
9.59 35
Bristowgp(n)
33.23 63
Micronetics
4.98 36
GlblSrcs
9.50 75
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4.59 29
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9.75 40
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1.99 3
UnivStnls
24.23 54
HickoryTec
5.70 55
PlayboyA(n)
3.93 23
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30.68 56
Schnitzr
37.63 88
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14.65 43
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2.31 38
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8.25 25
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42.05 30
SoundBiten
2.23 11
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3.52 23
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9.96 88
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5.20 68
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Nortel(n)
2.32 16
Belo(n)
5.60 42
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Cadburyn(n)
40.09 82
EXFO
3.19 74
Knology
7.99 44
Questcor
QCOR 7.41 73
ApexBiovn(a)
7.10 14
CaglesA(a)
3.70 11
Hellnc Tel(n)
8.72 87
Entravsn(n)
2.60 37
ScielePh
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8.85 2
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0.75 11
Grnlghtn
17.90 79
CmcBcs
CBSH 53.97 67
SLM(n)
8.35 11
P&F Industr
2.11 73
Anooraq(a)
0.85 9
MercerIns
16.09 85
JPMorgChs(n) JPM 49.63 22
13.89 74
TexasInds(n)
38.13 39
HWinstng(n)
12.92 92
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EastrnIns
13.00 12
Willdan
2.61 43
GenesisL(n)
8.51 70
Alcoa(n)
21.27 45
AmEqInvL(n)
6.02 69
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11.22 73
TechCmco(n)
26.43 69
AegonNV(n)
8.55 20
Laclede(n)
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7.17 47
ThomCrkgn(n)
8.98 22
PhnxCos(n)
7.60 32
PopeRes
28.01 53
Invesco(n)
21.07 63
Orezone(a)
0.45 28
LincNatl(n)
41.21 59
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46.30 82
6.95 2
SthnCopp(n)
18.37 64
AmerCamp(n) ACC 33.32 53 Ideationn(a)
7.23 75
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BHPBilLt(n)
51.35 95
8.88 2
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3.00 67
DenisnMngn(a)
2.82 25
PrimusG(n)
2.56 63
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SVGS & LN
3.07 73
15.06 92
FairfxFnl(n)
FFH 330.59 24 DollarFin
Pamrapo
9.78 22
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Versar(a)
4.29 36
8.50 2
NaugatVlly
7.83 80
Nutractcl
10.78 55
Eastern(a)
13.00 64
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7.00 2
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5.10 25
Omnicom(n)
37.62 79
Unifi(n)
UFI 5.02 40 TMEnt n(a)
7.02 1
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CIBTEdgn(a)
0.90 23
ConsldGrph(n)
28.33 77
8.85 2
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6.46 99
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BassetF
8.88
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Bowne(n)
11.08
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3.91 17
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ThmnADS(n)
3.39 38
FocWmtS
WSI 44.50
BPWAcqn(a)
8.75 2
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LearngTree
12.01 49
RydxInvTc(a) RTW 112.09
PolarisAcn(a)
9.05 2
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CAE(n)
7.73 82
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11.25 12
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JYF 24.74
Xyratex
10.00 57
BreezeE(a)
10.50 94
Virco
3.65
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DTO 42.97
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JnprNtwk
19.99 94
NorthrpG(n)
56.86
80
CCAInds(a)
5.39
20
Nanosphn
7.31 6
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PrecCast(n)
76.54 94
ConcCm
2.20 35
Analogic
46.25 57
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54.00
85
PeditrxMed(n)
47.65 76
Culp(n)
5.56 26
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AllintTch(n)
91.71
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0.05 3
Crocs
3.58 3
SthcstFnl
6.19 62
GenCorp(n)
6.45 15
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Simceren(n)
8.20 99
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Mactw
6.20 9
EvgrnE
0.57 22
SironaDen
21.32 73
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EasternVABn
12.36 30
AuroraOG(a)
0.10 25
CommtyHlth(n) 26.94 25
Innospec
11.05
17
Techwell
8.76
82
Habershm
4.85 23
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CrosstxEn
16.50 33
Angeion
4.58 50
Vimicro
2.35 16
CmtyPtrBc
5.95 42
Crosstex
20.93 78
MISC
Pall(n)
33.13 80
TexsInst(n)
21.64 80
Corpbanca(n)
23.73 72
EastrnAmNG(n) 24.00 56
Invitrogen
36.50 90
FTMulCpGr
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23.71
KulickSof
4.39 39
CmtyCap
9.18 18
PeabdyEn(n)
41.05 84
ZymoGen
6.42 18
FlrtyPfdInc(n)
5.62
Zoran
7.90 3
FstStFnl
3.36 23
FdtnCoal(n)
30.78 15
ChnMd
34.04 99
DEInvCOMu(a)
12.38
Microtune
2.67 20
LSB Cp
10.61 60
SuncrErgy(n)
38.43 91
9.46
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2.82 3
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CtlVlCmBc
7.01 49
VantageDrl(a)
3.08 43
11.60
HlthMgtA(n)
3.97 44
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MrtnMd
20.75 64
NvMIPI(n)
10.45
Xcorporn(a)
0.45 4
Sparton(n)
2.35 15
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OrmatTch(n)
35.00 81
RivusBdF(n)
13.95
WescoIntl(n)
30.48 85
ApplRecy
3.80 36
AUTO&PARTS (12) JewettCmrn
Sandrdgen(n)
17.57 73
NuNYQltInc(n)
10.40
Danaher(n)
68.53 85
5.67 93
Gentex
12.94 45
BJSvcs(n)
18.20 51
NuPAInvQlt(n)
10.26
FlextrnInt
6.97 89
BirksMyr(a)
1.25 51
SpartMt
2.76 99
BroncoDr
10.07 51
NuCTDvAdv(a)
12.60
BenchmrkEl(n) 14.27 50
Walgrn(n)
29.74 74
DaimlerAG(n)
46.11 75
BakrHugh(n)
56.41 87
VangLTBndn
71.23
NuHrzElec
3.88 81
GaiamA
10.09 40
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Paccar
36.19 63
ComptonP(n)
5.13 55
BonTon
2.72 6
Magna A(n)
49.75 35
REAL EST (5)
Transocn(n)
106.10 96
SpdrITelec(a)
23.07
Benihana
4.40 23
BorgWrn(n)
30.97 82
DCPMidP(n)
16.67 13
EuroEqFd(n)
7.11
MIDevl(n)
16.68 57
BookM
4.92 34
EVInNY2(a)
10.80
TitanInt(n)
20.27 73
Gushann(n)
4.99 98
GpAerPac(n)
24.93 96
SptChalB
2.80 8
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2.60 25
NuNYSelQlt(n)
10.77
Autoliv(n)
32.68 80
DeltaPetrol
12.93 53
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71 65 73 D B 24.4 KellySv 2.8 KELYA 19.00
84 66 91 C B 13.9 Kforce
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48 42 55 B C 56.0 Moodys 1.3 MCO 32.00
94 97 60 A B 85.5 Morngstr MORN 60.00
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CORNELL COMPANIES INC (CRN) Group 20 $26.00 HEALTHSPRING INC (HS)
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94 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 91 ROE 7% 13.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 96 ROE 14% 49.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 97 ROE 13% 4.8M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 89 ROE 8% 19.2M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 98 ROE 9% 6.4M Shares
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periods was a light 4% to 6%.
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of the base saw accumulation.
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SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Flir Recovers McCain, Obama Much At Stake

10-Week Line, Differ On Change Overseas Amid
Forming Base In Dividend Tax Financial Crisis
THE BASE READER
THE INCOME INVESTOR
INTERNATIONAL LEADERS
BY PATRICK CAIN
BY PAUL WHITFIELD
BY DONALD H. GOLD
Flir SystemsFLIR may be shaping the

right side of a possible cup-shaped
base.
The maker of infrared imaging
equipment tumbled 29% after hitting an all-time high in late July.
Two months later it hit an apparent
bottom and has since been climbing.
From that low, volume has also
picked up a good trait to see on
the right side of a base. Flir shares
also retook their 10-week moving
average.
That action, amid sharp market
volatility, has helped lift the stocks
Relative Strength line. The RS isnt
near a new high yet, but its base is
still a work in progress.
So far, the 10-week consolidation
has a bit of accumulation but no serious selling.
As the base began forming, the
stock made a huge upside reversal
on July 24. It fell as much as 18% but
regained more than half of its losses
that day, closing in the top 7% of its
intraday range. Though big moves
like that are not desirable, when
they do happen its encouraging to
see big price recoveries.
Before this recent base, Flir had
made a cup-with-handle base. That
base also had a big reversal like the
one on July 24. The stock rose a little more than 40% from its April 24
breakout. It also cleared a second
handle on May 16.
Income investors have a stake in

the presidential election.
The outcome could lead to changes in the tax rate on dividends.
There are three questions here:
Who wants to raise or cut the dividend tax? Who has a history of voting for or against such cuts? Whos
likely to get Congress to go along?
A bit of history first:
If President Bush had gotten his
way in his first term, the tax on dividends for shareholders would be
zero. Congress rejected that idea,
but in 2003 made 15% the top rate.
Before 2003, dividends had been
taxed as ordinary income.
The 15% cap expires at the end of
2010. If Congress does nothing, the
rate will return to as high as 40%.
Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., favors a
top dividend rate of 20% for people
making over $250,000, according
to the tax plan at barackobama.com. Dividends wouldnt return to being taxed at ordinary income tax rates.
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., calls
for keeping the top rate at 15%.
Words arent always reliable. The
first President Bush promised no
new taxes in his campaign, then
went back on his word. President
Clinton promised a tax cut as a candidate, then went back on his word.
Can we believe politicians?
Voting records might be a better
guide.
McCain twice voted for extending
the tax cuts on dividends and capital gains. But he voted against the
original tax cut in 2003.
Obamatwice voted against extending the tax cuts on dividends and
capital gains. He was not yet a U.S.
senator when the original tax cut
was approved.
Ultimately, the makeup of Congress could be decisive. If Obama
faces a GOP Congress, no increase
may fly. If McCain faces a Democratic Congress, an extension of the
2003 cuts is uncertain.
A teetering financial system is a terrifying thought for any country, any

investor and any person.
Butimagine the fright in a developing country that depends on big economic growth.
Chinas Shanghai composite had
fallen as much as 71% from its yearago top to its lowest level, seen just
last week. It has since come back to
stand 63% from the top.
All eyes are on the financial crisis.
Its not about fundamentals; its
about fear, said Josef Karasin,
head of emerging markets at research firm IDEAglobal.
China, for instance, has seen its
GDP growth cool from 11% to 9%.
Forany mature economy, like Americas or Englands, 9% growth
would be dizzying. But China cant
afford to see much less than that.
We take 3% in the U.S., the U.K.
and Europe as a good growth rate,
Karasin said from his London office.
Such a result would be a disaster
in China. That economy must absorb about 25 million people into
the industrialized work force each
year. Even 6% (GDP growth)
would be very bad, Karasin said.
With all the headlines about new
millionaires, people forget that developing countries are, by and large,
poor countries. They need to
grow.
When the communist giant
moved to join the world of commerce, it did so the old-fashioned
way: exports.
It was a natural. China had vast resourcesand perhaps theworlds biggest pool of unskilled or low-skilled
labor. So simple manufacturing
proved to be Chinas ticket to the
world stage.
But changes are afoot, Karasin
says. China has slowly shifted its
focus the past few years toward domestic demand. That segments
growth will be crucial to the countrys development.
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B6
NASDAQ 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 NASDAQ every Monday. Stocks highlighted are not recommendations and should be researched further before investing.
Pump Maker Finds

Support At 10-Week
FLIR SYSTEMS INC (FLIR)

Group 9
o$39.21 THORATEC CORP (THOR)
Group 11
o$25.86 AMERICAN MED SYSTMS HLDG (AMMD) Grp 11 $17.93 AMERICAN PUBLIC EDUC INC (APEI) Group 7 $48.57 GREEN MTN COFFEE ROASTRS (GMCR) Group 5 o$40.71
MANUFACTURES THERMAL IMAGING AND INFRARED CAMERA SYSTEMS FOR
COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND GOVERNMENT MARKETS.

ThoratecTHOR is finding support at 8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
its 10-week moving average. The Eps Due 10/25
medical device maker broke out R&D 9%
Aug. 1 in heavy trade.

Annual earnings were uneven the
past two years, but analysts expect
the firms new Heart Mate II pump
to help push profit up 55% in 2008.
The pump aids patients suffering
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.
DEVELOPS VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES (VAD), POINT-OF-CARE BLOOD

DIAGNOSTIC TEST KITS AND VASCULAR GRAFTS.
DEVELOPS MEDICAL DEVICES FOR THE TREATMENT OF UROLOGICAL AND

GYNECOLOGICAL DISORDERS.
OFFERS ONLINE POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION TO 30,000 STUDENTS IN 50

STATES AND 130 COUNTRIES
DISTRIBUTES COFFEES AND TEAS, SINGLE CUP BREWERS AND SINGLE CUP
PORTION PACKS TO SUPERMARKETS, FOOD STORES AND OTHER.
-6% Ann. EPS Gro PE 60 Avg. D. Vol 1,076,800 Debt 36%

Last Qtr Eps +122%5 Prior Qtr 0%5 Last Qtr Sales +44%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 18%
-14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 31 Avg. D. Vol 1,060,000 Debt 203%

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/29
R&D 9%

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/16
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/15
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 66
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 85
DEVELOPS DISPOSABLE MEDICAL DEVICES FOR USE IN INTERVENTIONAL

CARDIOLOGY AND RADIOLOGY.
terly EPS hit triple digits in Q2.

After-tax margins slid in the first
quarter, but recovered by Q2. Still,
pretax margins slipped the last two
years, and return on equity is still
weak. Joanne von Alroth
PROVIDES OUTSOURCED CUSTOMER CONTACT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO

THE TECHNOLOGY, HEALTHCARE, FINANCIAL AND OTHER INDUSTRIES
PROVIDES SPECIALTY MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR

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

INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/8

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Eps Due 11/5
R&D 3%
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Eps Due 10/3
-3% Ann. EPS Gro PE 59 Avg. Daily Vol 664,400 Debt 0%

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Eps Due 11/1
R&D 39%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 62

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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
16.78
CBOEMarket Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)

05/20/08 14.1 09/29/08 55.1 07/15/05 8.2 09/29/08 55.1
48.3
Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls

01/21/08 0.34 09/30/08 2.19 01/21/08 0.34 09/30/08 2.19
1.67
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MutualFund Share Purchases/Redemptions(X-Money Market Funds)

07/01/08 0.92 12/03/07 1.40 07/01/08 0.92 12/01/06 1.50 0.97
...............................................................................................
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
-0.2%
87

6255
7153
4412
4640
+4.6%
-8.7%
-0.5%
+2.0%
8. FOOD/BEV
24 ............................................................................................ 76 57 95 B B 26.0 ADairy
...............................................................................................
HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES
New Issues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE

09/30/08 4.3% 12/13/07 9.0% 10/29/03 2.1% 03/16/05 9.3%
4.3% NYTime
Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average

09/30/08 2.85 10/09/07 4.42 09/30/08 2.85 10/09/07 4.42
2.85 11 AM
Wed
Tue
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
188
486
702
942
1209
1466
1885
275
614
892
1112
1355
1624
2313
-87
-127
-189
-169
-146
-158
-428
TOTAL
1885
2313
-428
...............................................................................................
10 AM
...............................................................................................
12
01
92.9
............................................................................................... 02
03
Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average
10/09/07 2.15 09/30/08 3.13 02/17/04 1.95 09/30/08 3.13 3.13 04
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
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 64

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 98 97 86 B B48.9 CashAmer .4 CSH 35.59 .45 25 431 12
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 76 45 80 B A41.0 CohenStr 3.1 CNS 28.04 .29 72 78 18
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 79 83 54 A D31.5 CreditAcc
CACC 17.04 +.04 69 8 7
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 54 30 73 .. B+69.9 CrdSuis 3.1 CS 50.00 +1.72 +19 1.6m 99o
85 46 95 B B27.3 ShoreBa 2.5 SHBI 25.39 .31 81 3 16k 56 32 60 B B23.3 Discove 1.7 r DFS 13.78 .04 25 5.0m 7o
95 75 96 B A50.7 SigntrBk
SBNY 35.99 +1.11 77 137 26k 77 92 28 A B 33.0 DollarFin r DLLR 15.06 .33 56 132 6o
86 45 94 C A 43.9 SimnsFt 2.3 r SFNC 33.55 2.05 75 13 17k 94 73 91 D A22.8 DuffPhlpn DUF 20.64 .39 59 22 29
95 68 86 A B+24.5 SmthBcp .8 SMTB 20.38 2.12 +42 37 13 69 59 64 B B50.0 EatnVan 1.7 r EV 34.61 .62 60 545 19o
99 84 96 A A27.0 SouthsBc 2.1 SBSI 24.78 .42 27 56 15 70 48 73 B B16.0 ElctrRnt 4.7 ELRC 12.66 .77 26 43 15k
69 24 90 D B17.0 StateBcp 2.7 STBC 14.61 .29 67 10 27k 88 63 99 C A 14.2 EncoreCap ECPG 13.52 .18 31 128 12k
81 25 94 B C+22.7 Stellar 3.4 STEL 18.64 2.03 7 60 14k 64 18 68 A B 15.0 Epoch 1.2 r EPHC 10.38 .17 77 14 25
85 60 89 C B 18.6 SterlngB 5.2 STL 14.58 +.12 75 36 16 87 71 71 A C+40.2 Equifax .5 r EFX 33.23 1.22 +3 1.0m 13
94 66 95 A B+49.0 SuffkNY 2.3 SUBK 38.28 1.13 77 8 16k 69 79 43 B C 33.3 EuronetWW EEFT 16.54 .19 70 163 13k
52 17 81 D B78.8 SunTrst 6.2 STI 49.85 +4.86 36 5.4m 15 71 98 14 A C 53.3 FCStonen r FCSX 18.32 +.33 78 133 10o
90 40 95 B B 27.7 SusqBnc 5.1 SUSQ 20.28 +.76 67 382 13k 10 80 2 C E 34.9 FedAgric 5.9 AGM 6.79 +2.69+531 1.0m 1
79 21 95 B A28.0 TCFFinl 5.1 TCB 19.59 +1.59 60 1.4m 14 57 60 36 A C+45.0 FedInvs 3.4 FII 28.17 .68 55 956 12
72 69 52 B B27.0 FidNInfo 1.1 r FIS 18.18 .28 1 2.0m 8k
90 55 94 C A+29.9 TxCapBsh
TCBI 21.28 +.52 35 201 19k
94 67 94 B B+59.3 Tompkns 2.8 r TMP 48.00 2.50 63 11 16k 74 67 76 B C 29.2 FinlFedl 2.6 FIF 22.72 .20 +21 255 11
74 57 82 A E 25.3 FstCshFinl r FCFS 15.63 +.63 +14 361 17k
63 52 64 B B77.6 TorDmBk 4.0 TD 58.87 2.12 55 427 10x 89 85 63 A B56.8 Fiserv
r FISV 46.03 1.29 15 1.6m 15
95 69 98 C B27.9 TwneBk 1.5 TOWN 21.23 .77 36 36 22k 13 16 28 E C+24.7 Fortress
FIG 9.77 .73 48 309 ..o
7 23 23 E D 55.3 UBS
UBS 18.95 +1.41 39 4.1m ..o
71 66 60 A C+143 FrankRes .9 r BEN 91.91 +3.78 32 1.3m 12
95 80 94 C A69.6 UMBFi 1.2 r UMBF 53.19 +.67 56 154 26k 76 84 74 B D 51.5 GATX 2.8 r GMT 39.02 .55 +17 764 11
91 58 94 B A42.2 USBancp 4.6 USB 36.68 +.66 20 19m 14 56 96 3 A D+25.8 GFIGrp 4.5 GFIG 4.42 .29 64 887 4o
61 91 42 B C+161 Unibanco
UBB 100.4 .52 3 1.8m 34o
42 69 18 A E 12.8 GSCInvn 24 GNV 6.25 +.10 +6 33 4k
75 25 97 C B 29.2 UnBksh 3.1 UBSH 23.68 .32 70 11 18k 67 34 83 B B73.4 GAMCO
.2 GBL 54.04 5.26 79 22 23
88 29 99 B A 74.6 UnBnCal 2.8 UB 73.31 +.02 87 488 19
41 70 17 B C+25.4 GenesisL 18 GLS 8.51 .23 +6 318 7
92 52 97 B A 52.6 UtdBkWV 3.3 UBSI 34.75 .25 53 224 16
.
70 29 75 B B20.0 USecBc 3.4 UBFO 15.39 .97 46 8 19k 95 83 78 A B49.9 GloblPay .2 GPN 44.09 .77 +20 829 22
93 69 95 B B+92.9 Greenhi 2.4 r GHL 73.64 .11 +15 396 18
92 56 99 B A39.0 UnivPA 2.3 UVSP 34.99 2.01 18 17 17k
96 81 89 B B+33.0 7HrtldPay 1.3 HPY 27.04 +1.48+423 1.6m 25o
89 55 96 B B 24.8 VallyNBc 3.5 VLY 22.79 +1.83 25 915 18k 49 67 38 .. B35.9 IntrctBrkn r IBKR 22.89 +.72 50 589 10
11 23 1 D C+52.3 Wachovi 5.6 WB 3.55 +.05 +77 201m .. 73 99 19 A C 194 IntcntlEx
ICE 84.93 +4.25 33 1.5m 19
91 63 90 B A33.3 WshTr 3.2 WASH 26.02 .58 54 15 14 80 73 68 C C+37.7 IntlAsst
r IAAC 24.91 +.80 39 28 9
83 47 97 B B 44.7 WellsFg 3.7 r WFC 36.70 .83 18 47m 14 62 63 47 B B32.3 Invesco 2.7 r IVZ 21.07 +.09 15 5.1m 12o
87 28 98 B A35.1 Wesbc 4.0 WSBC 28.13 +1.51 73 49 16k
67 80 37 A D 53.4 InvTech
ITG 30.24 .19 60 305 11o
80 29 96 B B+16.0 WestBc 4.7 WTBA 13.49 +.46 56 27 15k
82 69 68 B B 37.1 JanusCap .2 JNS 25.16 +.88 54 1.9m 20
84 54 93 B B 93.7 WAmB 2.4 r WABC 58.41 +.88 71 143 19k
68 23 93 D B 29.7 JeffrsGp
r JEF 22.29 .11 56 963 ..
77 92 55 A B144 WstpacBk 6.9 WBK 91.35 1.14 +38 29 9
63 23 98 D B45.6 KBWInc
KBW 32.40 .54 10 318 ..
73 24 90 C B 33.0 Whitny 5.0 r WTNY 24.70 +.45 67 327 16 16 23 28 E D26.7 KaynAEn 10 KED 16.41 .52 24 39 ..k
73 41 74 B B+46.8 WilmtnTr 4.7 WL 29.51 +.68 72 439 12 89 84 75 C B 19.8 KnightCap NITE 14.84 .02 67 631 11
93 62 99 B A 16.5 WilshB 1.4 WIBC 13.82 +1.65 50 113 15k 58 20 87 .. B 52.9 LazardL 1.0 LAZ 41.01 1.75 29 864 16o
84 31 98 C B+17.9 YadknVF 3.1 YAVY 16.96
... 91 3 15x
33 51 23 B C+88.2 LeggMs 2.7 LM 35.90 2.16 43 2.1m 6
74 31 86 C A73.0 ZionBcp 3.9 ZION 44.50 +5.80 29 3.7m 9
82 79 81 B E 38.0 LenderPS
LPS 31.31 +.79 17 653 11
7. FINANCE
92 93 65 B B 58.0 M&FWorld r MFW 38.72 1.28 43 56 12
99 99 84 A C+20.4 Cybrsrce r CYBS . 15.96 .15 32 545 28 47 45 31 B C+38.4 MSCIIncn MXB 22.10 1.90 +14 880 29o
99 98 98 A A19.3 EzcorpClA EZPW . 18.28 .52 15 668 16o 54 43 79 .. B19.2 MVCCap 3.2 MVC 14.98 .27 58 48 57
80 98 44 A D320 MastrCd .4 MA . 171.3 5.99 1 3.9m 23o
37 30 39 B C 43.5 AdmFPrvd 5.3 PVD 24.19 .40 71 3 7k 91 79 86 B A36.0 McGthR 2.9 r MGRC 27.62 1.20 48 46 15o
52 75 21 A B28.7 AerCap
AER 10.41 .20 58 182 3o 18 23 18 E B77.9 MerrlLyn 5.2 MER 26.70 +1.40 48 32m ..
66 69 50 A C+136 AffiltMgrs r AMG 81.51 1.34 24 735 12 66 58 55 B D+26.5 Metavnten MV 18.92 .34 +63 608 12
49 55 34 A B33.6 Aircastl 15 AYR 9.58 .33 55 345 5o 68 62 76 B C 26.1 MobileMini MINI 18.80 .53 20 227 13o
94 82 85 A B+80.8 7AlliancDta r ADS 62.93 .45 51 840 15 49 16 70 B C 18.0 NGPCap 10 NGPC 14.59 +.02 37 77 14
25 58 12 B E 92.9 AlliBern 10 AB 36.02 .99 16 513 8k 67 95 22 A B95.3 NYSEEur 3.0 r NYX 40.37 +1.19 25 4.5m 13o
42 79 13 B D+31.1 AlliedCp 26 ALD 10.00 .80 +94 3.4m 7o 96 99 75 A B+50.5 NasdaqOMX NDAQ 32.55 +1.98 39 2.2m 17
56 46 61 B B+46.1 AmCpLtd16 r ACAS 26.15 +.64 20 3.1m 8o 89 88 62 A B+33.8 Net1UEPS UEPS 22.52 +.19 23 269 14o
46 46 37 B B63.6 AmerExp 2.0 AXP 35.34 .09 48 8.5m 11x 37 23 58 E C 19.0 Nomura 2.1 NMR 13.61 +.53 49 215 ..k
87 66 82 B C 23.9 APhysSv 1.5 AMPH 20.55 .63 +90 42 7 32 88 11 .. B32.8 OchZif 12 OZM 11.20 .49 45 221 6o
59 58 44 C B 69.3 Amerprs 1.8 r AMP 38.83 +.63 21 2.4m 9 57 40 33 B B+49.4 OppenHl 1.7 OPY 25.33 +.48 67 19 7k
80 70 80 B B 22.0 ApollInv 13 AINV 15.85 1.20 35 878 9o 59 68 36 B B123 Orix
1.9 IX 59.32 2.99 42 15 8
75 66 52 A B 17.5 AresCap 16 ARCC 10.15 .28 34 643 6o 31 73 18 E B27.1 PHHCorp
PHH 11.22 2.07 +2 529 30
49 13 77 C B14.7 AssetAcc AACC 10.94 +.40 46 76 16o 86 69 87 B C 19.9 PensonW r PNSN 13.48 .39 64 122 10
91 90 75 A B249 Blackrck 1.7 BLK 180.314.17 +6 682 20 97 66 90 A A+54.9 PortRec
PRAA 45.82 2.81 17 145 15
30 23 38 C B29.8 Blackst 8.0 r BX 15.02 .32 41 987 ..o 87 76 80 A C+70.2 PrceTR 1.7 r TROW 55.54 +1.83 54 1.5m 22
73 31 91 C B 26.7 BlckH&R 2.5 r HRB 23.76 +1.01 52 1.3m 17o 90 94 72 A D17.3 Prospct 12 PSEC 13.08 +.27 40 108 6
39 49 33 B E 24.2 BrdrdgF 1.9 BR 14.83 .56 +18 962 9o 92 69 91 B B 38.3 RaymJam 1.4 r RJF 31.99 .99 30 1.3m 15
43 63 53 .. E 21.6 BrkfInf 6.5 BIP 16.38 +.65 37 27 .. 40 36 45 B C+18.7 RescAm 3.0 REXI 9.19 .31 22 49 11
69 97 31 A E 20.4 CAIIntln
CAP 9.74 1.32 21 102 7 93 95 72 B B+26.4 RiskMetn
RMG 19.78 +.21 16 224 61o
87 89 56 A B 714 CMEGrp 1.2 r CME 397.8+26.24 27 969 22 74 79 82 C B76.6 Ryder 1.6 r R 58.47 3.53 16 983 12
63 76 56 C B 34.6 Calamos 2.6 CLMS 17.20 .72 40 141 11k 70 69 64 A D 33.1 SEI
.7 r SEIC 23.77 +1.57 56 532 17k
69 39 88 B B 73.6 CaptlOne 2.9 r COF 51.42 +.42 55 5.9m 8 3 11 5 D C+53.7 SLM
SLM 8.35 3.99 +91 16m 8
96 78 98 C B+22.5 SWSGrp 1.8 r SWS 20.30 +.14 31 193 17
97 93 91 A B 28.8 Schwb 1.0 r SCHW 24.37 1.63 31 8.8m 22
HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES
76 89 43 A D 86.6 StateStr 1.7 STT 55.56 1.32 21 5.3m 10
NYTime Wed Tue Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind.
92 69 98 B B 60.6 StifelFin
SF 49.29 .61 53 191 19o
10 AM
560 663 -103
-14.2 -130.7 10719.9 27 9 57 C B193 StdntLn 6.0 STU 95.01 +2.01 74 7 16k
11 AM
1401 1530 -129
-20.0 -176.5 10674.0 72 76 58 B D 25.4 TNSInc
TNS 17.18 2.19 +28 251 12
12 PM
2087 2186
-98
-14.1 -114.7 10735.8 88 93 62 A B 28.4 TALIntl 8.0 TAL 20.74 .08 27 82 10
01 PM
2816 2719
+97
-1.8 -11.9 10838.7 84 73 63 A B 18.2 thnkoswm SWIM 8.58 +.25 70 212 8o
02 PM
3532 3363 +168
-7.3 -52.3 10798.3 49 69 21 B C+29.5 TotalSys 1.8 TSS 15.87 .53 +33 1.4m 11
03 PM
4283 4080 +202
-5.8 -59.3 10791.3 97 98 81 A B 14.5 Triangl 11 TCAP 12.19 +.25 24 12 9
04 PM
5586 5821 -235
-3.6 -19.6 10831.0 30 53 13 B C+24.5 USGlbl 2.7 GROW 8.99 1.06 22 112 12o
74 58 88 B C+50.0 VeriFone
PAY 16.98 +.44 25 1.3m 99o
TOTAL
5586 5821 -235
............................................................................................. 77 65 71 B D 89.8 Visan
.7 V . 61.31 .08 37 6.7m ..o
60 63 36 A D 38.0 WaddllR 3.1 WDR 24.60 .15 52 787 15x
NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE) 91 78 82 A C+28.6 WstnUn .2 r WU 22.90 1.77 +4 7.3m 18
NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY
98 84 95 A B+53.3 WestwdH 2.6 WHG 47.00 .40 50 15 20k
1st
30th
29th
26th
25th 94 87 86 A C+46.0 WrldAcptc WRLD 33.89 2.11 48 146 10
95 79 78 A B+41.1 WrightExp r WXS 29.21 .64 16 305 14o
............................................................................................... N/A
Number of Stock Splits in IBD 6000 (prior 30 days)

03/03/08 15 01/04/08 70 03/03/08 15 06/19/06
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 88
HOLDING CO FOR SOUTHSIDE BANK AND FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK

OPERATING THROUGH 44 OFFICES IN 9 EAST TEXAS COUNTIES.
52-wk
MERIT MEDICAL SYSTEMS (MMSI) Group 11 o$19.50 SOUTHSIDE BANCSHARES INC (SBSI) Group 10 $24.78 SYKES ENTERPRISES INC (SYKE) Group 29 o$21.43 TEAM INC (TISI)
Group 37
$35.17 UNITED THERAPEUTICS CORP (UTHR) Group 18 o$106.04
0% Ann. EPS Gro PE 29 Avg. Daily Vol 237,100 Debt 0%

Qtr Eps +62%5 Prior Qtr +50%5 Last Qtr Sales +11%
fromheart failure. Its already boost- Last
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
ed the firm; sales growth accelerat- Eps Due 10/25
ed the past three quarters, and quar- R&D 4%
67 82 43 B B 86.9 Credico 2.5 BAP

93 62 94 B A 65.1 CullenFr 2.8 CFR
80 9 96 D A+14.1 DanvBcn .6 DNBK
28 51 26 C D+135 DeutschB 9 DB
87 58 86 B B25.9 EntFnlSv .9 EFSC
88 56 95 C B 32.7 FarmrCp 4.7 FFKT
33 9 51 B C+35.3 FfthThr 4.3 FITB
86 50 89 C A22.5 FnclInst 3.1 r FISI
92 73 99 B C+23.1 FtBcqME 3.6 FNLC
80 48 74 B B+21.3 FstBcNC 4.8 FBNC
89 54 98 C A16.2 FstCwlFn 4.8 FCF
86 40 92 B B+39.0 FCmBsh 3.1 FCBC
95 58 99 C A 50.0 FirstF 1.8 THFF
93 66 96 B B+67.0 FstFnlBk 2.6 FFIN
38 12 76 E C+27.7 FstHoriz
r FHN
79 46 83 C B+30.0 FMerch 4.2 r FRME
87 52 95 C A30.0 FrstSrce 2.5 SRCE
79 42 94 C B 30.9 Fstmerit 5.2 FMER
79 51 87 C B 17.0 FultnFn 4.9 FULT
93 74 98 B A40.1 GlacrBnc 2.1 GBCI
26 50 27 B E 250 GldmnSch 1.0 r GS
83 93 76 A C 145 HDFCBnk .6 HDB
66 40 81 B B 99 HSBCHold 5.6 HBC
93 65 98 B A68.4 HncHld 1.7 r HBHC
89 47 96 C A20.6 HarlyNat 4.7 HNBC
90 62 95 C A27.1 HeartFin 1.7 r HTLF
96 93 96 B B35.0 7HmBk .9 r HOMB
84 38 93 B A70.7 Iberiabk 2.5 IBKC
16 44 19 B D74.3 ICICIBk 2.1 IBN
90 53 93 B B+39.2 IndBMA 2.3 INDB
91 55 96 B A33.0 IntlBcs 2.4 IBOC
64 22 95 C B NH JPMorgC 3.1 JPM
56 95 26 A C 93.8 KBFncl 4.5 KB
33 24 45 D B34.1 Keycorp 5.5 KEY
71 41 72 C B 16.3 LakeldB 3.4 LBAI
79 56 76 B B30.1 LakeFinl 3.0 LKFN
10 23 16 C D 47.4 LloydsT 15 LYG
82 43 92 C B 108 M&TBnk 2.9 MTB
88 49 97 C B+23.7 MnSrce 2.8 MSFG
70 18 89 C B+37.1 MarshIl 5.6 r MI
12 48 12 C E 69.2 MorgStan 4.4 MS
92 68 97 B A36.5 NBTBncp 2.7 NBTB
94 62 79 A B+20.0 NatPenn 4.5 NPBC
97 75 92 C A 17.4 NewAlliB 1.9 NAL
94 89 82 A C+88.9 NorthnTr 1.6 NTRS
82 37 98 C A28.2 OldNtlBc 4.4 ONB
90 64 79 B A 31.0 OldSecBc 3.5 OSBC
94 70 95 B B24.4 OrientFn 3.2 OFG
82 49 95 C B88.0 PNCFinl 3.4 r PNC
92 59 93 B A+16.6 PacfcCn 2.8 PCBK
95 74 98 B A 37.9 PeapkGl 1.9 PGC
89 79 94 D C+33.8 PaCmcBcp COBH
92 70 93 .. A21.8 PeopUtd 3.0 r PBCT
76 49 74 C B+29.3 PeBcOH 4.2 PEBO
99 79 97 B A 36.6 PinnclFnPt PNFP
92 62 94 A A 46.5 ProspBs 1.4 PRSP
85 58 88 D A21.5 ProvidFS 2.7 PFS
91 45 92 B A26.0 Renasnt 3.2 RNST
94 70 99 B A 35.5 RepBKY 1.6 RBCAA
73 12 90 C A17.0 RockvFi 1.4 RCKB
75 71 79 B B59.3 RoyalBk 4.0 r RY
86 59 95 B B47.1 S&TBcp 3.3 STBA
90 59 89 B B+45.2 SCBTFi 1.9 SCBT
92 64 95 B A 73.6 SVBFincl
SIVB
93 60 97 B A 36.1 SYBcp 2.2 r SYBT
55 33 75 E C+15.5 SantndBc
SBP
40 60 24 A B146 Shinhan 1.8 SHG
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 78
Chg Nasdaq Composite.

-9.0
-28.6
-22.9
-3.7
-16.1
-14.3
-12.9
2073.2
2053.7
2059.3
2078.5
2066.2
2068.0
2069.4
............................................................................................
NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)

1st
N/A
30th
8654
29th
9015
26th
6420
25th
6677
............................................................................................
WEDNESDAY VOLUME TOTAL

1051
STOCKS ADVANCED ON
1842
STOCKS DECLINED ON
113
STOCKS UNCHANGED ON
1,839,350,000
453,482,000
1,377,001,000
8,867,000
42 81 15 B C+49.0
75 82 39 B C+59.6
53 30 71 B B48.8
95 74 92 B B NH
74 73 77 E C+25.8
85 78 74 A C+65.6
40 41 45 C B+27.1
68 82 84 .. D63.8
51 89 20 B C+50.1
73 57 64 C D 26.3
53 89 37 B D 55.0
58 30 90 B B29.2
96 73 97 D A NH
78 70 89 B C+26.9
52 90 57 .. E 23.0
96 81 93 B B32.7
65 87 72 .. C+49.8
40 28 48 C D39.8
96 73 93 B B+72.0
45 85 30 B D14.9
11 37 8 B C+16.5
97 83 83 C B 35.1
85 96 59 A B 68.4
95 68 87 A C 53.0
72 31 87 B C+47.4
74 66 80 C B+42.8
ADY 12.29 +1.84+175 107 11
ArchrDan 2.4 ADM

Cadbury 1.0 CBY
CalMne 2.3 CALM
CmpblSp 2.5 r CPB
Chiquita
CQB
CocaCo 2.8 KO
CocaClEn 1.7 CCE
CocaCFm .9 KOF
CcColaH 1.8 CCH
ConAgra 3.8 r CAG
CornPr 1.8 r CPO
DeanFds
DF
DiamdFd .6 DMND
DrPepSnn
DPS
EmbtldB 1.6 AKOB
FlowrsF 2.1 r FLO
Fomento 1.2 FMX
FrshDelM
FDP
GenMills 2.5 GIS
Gruma
GMK
HQSustMn HQS
HainCelstl HAIN
HansenNat r HANS
HeinzHJ 3.3 HNZ
Hershey 3.0 HSY
HormelFd 2.0 HRL
21.41
40.09
27.42
40.04
15.64
54.16
16.92
52.67
21.86
19.90
31.73
24.42
28.54
26.13
15.18
28.99
38.17
22.53
70.16
8.14
5.15
28.67
31.21
50.00
40.00
37.03
.50 10 7.2m 7o
.85+182 902 13
.02 51 564 4o
+1.44+197 6.1m 20o
.17 36 495 17o
+1.28 +26 14m 18
+.15 0 2.9m 12
+2.21 0 181 14k
.38 74 21 11
+.44 +27 6.7m 18o
.55 9 734 10
+1.06 17 1.7m 25o
+.51 +66 285 31
.35 +97 4.7m 12o
+.68 81 5 11k
.37 29 862 25o
+.03 1 1.5m 16
+.33 42 369 7o
+1.44 +28 3.8m 18o
+.14+177 87 5k
+.09 50 93 12
+1.14 41 310 20o
+.96 26 2.6m 18o
+.03 +3 2.9m 18o
+.46 30 1.5m 21
+.75 17 412 16
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 70

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
21 37 48 .. D33.5
82 38 92 C B+38.8
94 66 89 A B 58.5
96 60 88 B B+35.3
65 8 93 D B 25.2
49 29 70 B B 20.8
91 70 87 B B42.1
75 73 61 B E 18.3
60 67 61 C B 43.4
61 76 57 C C 36.0
95 73 82 A B 79.8
56 72 50 B D 66.8
96 65 96 B A74.1
54 92 11 A E 26.3
59 12 89 B B50.5
79 69 71 B D17.0
87 64 79 C B+33.1
23 26 43 D D+32.3
92 63 87 B B 56.7
59 99 25 A D 52.2
60 22 91 D C 35.0
95 54 96 C B NH
11 5 51 D E 19.5
88 66 69 A B37.3
85 66 60 A B38.3
42 86 16 A D145
94 71 93 A C+79.8
82 96 62 A C+15.5
IndsBac 2.7 IBA 24.60

J&JSnack 1.1 r JJSF 34.04
Kellogg 2.4 K 56.53
KraftFdA 3.5 KFT 33.45
Lance
2.8 LNCE 23.02
LifewayFd r LWAY 11.20
McCorm 2.3 MKC 39.01
OmegaPrtn OME 10.37
PepsiBtl 2.3 r PBG 29.29
PepsiAmr 2.5 r PAS 21.33
PepsiCo 2.4 PEP 71.64
Perdigao
PDA 39.97
Ralcorp
RAH 69.48
SadiaSA 1.4 SDA 9.68
SandrFa 1.4 r SAFM 39.50
SaraLee 3.2 SLE 13.21
Sensient 2.7 SXT 28.37
SmithfldF
SFD 17.84
Smucker 2.5 r SJM 51.45
Synutran SYUT 20.99
TootsieR 1.1 TR 28.88
TreeHseFd
THS 30.30
TysonA 1.2 TSN 12.87
Unilever 3.4 UN 28.65
Unilever 3.7 UL 27.65
WimmBD .5 WBD . 64.04
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+.13
+.43
+.70
+.33
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+.56
1.39
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+.31
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+.24
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+.60
+.93
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+.44
6.96
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52 10 13k
42 48 23
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50 11m 17o
24 210 60
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+7 1.1m 19x
+41 313 9
+33 2.5m 12o
12 443 11k
+7 7.9m 20
6 180 18k
32 1.2m 20o
+43 1.2m 4
1 498 23o
+31 7.0m 13o
26 237 15
+45 4.1m 25o
+34 691 16o
51 60 20
21 175 34x
+30 463 21
2 5.8m 40o
35 1.6m 14o
56 558 14
35 174 18
+72 3.9m 32
25 89 10
9. ELECTRONICS
99 95 92 A B 45.5 FLIRSystms FLIR . 39.21 +.79 16 1.1m 36
51 73 29 A D+21.4 AUOpt 5.1 AUO 11.38
97 87 96 B B35.6 7AeroVir AVAV . 30.90
81 92 56 B B39.3 Agilent
r A 29.67
82 94 66 A D52.3 AmphenlA .2 r APH . 38.99
77 90 66 B B87.0 Anixter
r AXE 58.57
96 67 97 D A18.9 AppldSg 2.9 APSG 17.43
95 81 91 C B 27.8 ArgonST
STST 22.67
43 75 35 C D 45.0 ArrowElec r ARW 25.84
48 77 37 C D+44.4 Avnet
AVT 23.78
98 90 98 B B+79.7 AxsysTech AXYS 60.32
55 20 85 C B 36.6 BelfusB 1.0 BELFB 28.96
29 50 43 E B24.7 BenchmrkEl r BHE 14.27
81 52 83 B C+21.0 CPIIntl
r CPII 13.92
88 93 91 C B14.0 CTS
1.0 r CTS 12.24
70 99 40 A C+33.6 ChinaSecn CSR 13.44
91 92 73 B B 28.1 Cognex 3.0 r CGNX . 20.16
83 83 93 D B+38.5 Coherentn COHR 33.63
60 65 46 B A18.0 ColemanC CCIX 8.28
52 97 19 A E 28.1 Corning 1.3 r GLW 15.30
45 22 57 D B50.7 Cubic
.7 CUB 24.39
99 93 94 C B80.3 DRSTech .2 DRS 76.60
81 85 57 A C 89.2 Danaher .2 DHR 68.53
81 79 59 A C+88.4 Dionex
DNEX 64.59
97 91 68 B B64.2 ElbitSy 1.4 ESLT 51.80
42 6 76 B C+34.5 FEI
FEIC 23.53
46 49 30 B B50.3 FaroTech FARO 20.86
48 91 10 A D27.7 FushiCopn FSIN 9.46
59 17 96 E C 20.4 HerleyInds r HRLY 17.06
84 83 77 B B+22.7 HtWC 2.0 r HWCC 16.95
98 94 87 A B 22.4 7IPGPhot IPGP 19.54
99 94 90 A B+48.3 IIVI
IIVI . 37.85
86 89 66 A C+112 Itron Inc
ITRI 88.41
11 55 18 D E 24.1 JabilC
3.1 JBL 9.17
91 83 78 C C+115 L3Comm 1.2 r LLL 96.82
38 73 16 A D 31.3 LGDispl 2.0 LPL 12.82
91 92 92 B B16.3 LaBargeInc
LB 15.32
60 64 63 C D+39.2 Littelfuse LFUS 29.96
92 78 90 B A46.3 MTSSys 1.4 r MTSC 42.00
64 99 55 D D 24.4 Matsus 1.9 r PC 17.54
75 44 95 D B+14.8 MaxwllTch MXWL 12.52
68 71 59 B C+28.8 MeasSpcl MEAS 17.57
46 79 27 B C+16.9 Methode 3.2 r MEI 8.74
92 89 76 A B119 MettlerTole MTD 98.33
65 77 60 C B30.6 Molex 2.7 MOLX 22.19
69 77 59 C B 28.0 MolxA 3.0 MOLXA 20.66
46 80 30 C C 29.2 MultFnElc MFLX 14.46
84 92 71 A B39.6 NVE
NVEC 27.58
7 26 24 D E 14.1 NamTai 10 NTE 8.16
48 54 62 C C 37.2 ParkElc 1.3 PKE 23.75
83 88 64 B C 30.0 Perknelm 1.1 PKI 24.44
93 73 98 D A 15.5 PhotnDy
PHTN 15.38
71 76 76 B B33.2 Plantron .9 r PLT 22.31
60 96 35 C D+32.5 Plexus
r PLXS 20.49
36 42 49 C B17.5 Radisys
RSYS 8.55
49 78 24 A D 73.9 RockwlA 3.2 r ROK 36.69
65 74 54 B C 48.8 RofinSinar RSTI 30.47
59 65 59 D B19.4 Stoneridge SRI 10.32
58 93 44 B E 15.8 TTMTch
TTMI 9.98
88 89 69 A C 62.8 ThermoFis TMO 53.17
87 87 66 A B 62.2 ThomasBett TNB 38.01
57 87 40 B D40.3 TycoEle 2.1 r TEL 27.61
55 67 34 B B 78.3 Varian
r VARI 42.63
64 81 59 E B20.5 VeecoInst VECO 14.52
17 12 33 D B 15.8 Vicor
3.4 VICR 8.74
76 87 59 A E 81.8 Waters
WAT . 57.66
50 85 42 B E 51.0 WescoIntl WCC 30.48
47 26 81 E B 13.9 Zygo
ZIGO 11.61
+.02 15 2.7m 2k
1.05 6 221 29o
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1.15 +14 2.2m 17
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.38 6 1.0m 7
.85 9 1.3m 7
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.56 +19 40 11
.54 28 149 13
.44 56 226 9o
... +92 800 20
1.92 +58 289 20
1.75 +55 37 9
.34 30 13m 8
.20 25 88 16o
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.23 55 91 8o
.04 36 41 85k
.22 10 161 11o
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.53 14 1.0m 17
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.21 46 308 10
.05 49 69 19
.65 +32 2.0m 8o
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1.83 +64 4.3m 18
1.06 24 550 10
.05 +27 4.4m 10o
.27 13 321 15
.29 28 238 53
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1.70 +24 809 6
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10. UTILITY
39 60 15 B D23.1
67 60 62 C C+41.2
59 81 23 B D+65.5
71 37 87 C B49.0
74 74 62 C B43.4
47 46 49 C C+54.7
70 73 57 C C 49.5
74 55 85 C B 46.1
70 52 72 E A23.7
63 44 71 B B24.4
83 57 77 C C+29.6
89 80 85 D A23.6
58 38 55 C B 45.4
65 22 89 C B50.3
47 63 47 D C+18.1
83 70 67 A D 78.0
77 49 85 C B+44.5
63 55 58 B C+15.2
AES
AES
AGLRes 5.3 ATG
Alleghn 1.7 AYE
Allete
3.9 ALE
AllntEgy 4.3 LNT
Ameren 6.5 AEE
AmElcPwr 4.4 AEP
AmrStWt 2.6 AWR
AmWWks 4.0 AWK
AquaAm 3.1 WTR
AtmosEn 4.7 ATO
Avista 3.3 AVA
BlackHl 4.5 BKH
CHEnergy 4.9 CHG
CMSEnrgy 2.9 CMS
CPFLEnrg 8.7 CPL
CalifWtr 3.1 CWT
Cascaln 1.7 HOO
11.28
31.82
36.21
44.44
32.41
38.85
37.18
38.41
20.17
17.66
27.37
22.06
31.43
43.95
12.58
57.02
37.65
10.60
.41
+.44
.56
.06
+.20
.18
+.15
.09
1.33
.12
+.75
+.35
+.36
+.38
+.11
+1.16
.85
+.10
33 4.9m 11o
40 354 12
38 1.2m 15
50 139 17k
0 685 11
25 937 11o
15 2.2m 10
33 87 25
+12 525 ..o
28 757 25o
35 306 14o
10 388 20
28 208 14
+74 142 18k
26 2.2m 12o
16 154 11
3 146 24
74 14 23
83 71 62 B D18.6
96 69 90 C A+36.4
82 83 84 C C 29.8
50 89 15 A E 57.5
92 93 76 A D26.6
92 67 92 B A 29.0
62 31 83 C C+50.6
34 34 27 B D 35.0
23 80 2 C E 107
83 78 66 A D+31.0
57 37 69 C D 51.2
78 72 74 C B49.4
71 58 76 C C+20.8
56 65 39 B D+58.6
95 93 74 B B26.8
69 47 84 D B24.3
97 98 84 A D 52.5
55 74 18 A D79.6
97 75 93 B B+63.5
95 98 83 B B20.6
61 78 35 B D127
33 46 14 B D76.1
49 59 33 A D92.1
46 67 39 C E 73.8
58 52 60 B D84.0
44 45 53 C D30.5
94 80 94 C A29.8
52 38 49 B B57.5
96 93 77 A B60.0
67 55 71 C C+36.7
82 62 79 C D 54.1
19 13 30 D D+24.4
99 85 98 C ANH
89 56 87 B A37.2
79 66 76 B B19.8
23 25 8 B D 44.6
15 18 14 C D+47.2
69 62 80 D C+38.9
82 84 45 B C+63.7
91 84 65 A B+87.0
91 56 89 C B41.1
94 69 90 B C+52.0
52 42 43 C B20.8
64 55 74 D B33.2
76 48 90 C C+56.0
71 59 74 D B30.2
60 72 29 B D 52.2
29 19 51 C D46.2
64 51 71 C D+49.5
39 55 35 C D55.2
80 93 50 A E 21.9
74 85 62 C D30.1
95 55 96 B B+35.3
64 49 79 C D+44.5
63 20 78 C B 28.8
76 60 79 C B 50.3
49 74 31 B E 52.3
73 52 86 C C+28.6
28 69 2 C E 28.7
79 78 77 C B38.6
81 62 83 C C+44.1
59 56 60 C D64.2
43 90 28 D E 17.8
81 69 76 D C+39.4
84 62 83 B B40.6
68 74 35 C D+33.0
78 35 84 D A33.3
58 22 86 D B+13.4
41 23 60 C C+22.0
79 90 53 B D+37.8
88 70 76 B C+28.9
87 75 89 D A37.8
40 25 80 .. D34.5
61 27 74 C D+32.2
43 78 16 B E 96.6
75 42 76 D B+36.2
55 16 79 C B26.8
72 66 79 C D+50.5
81 78 73 C D+23.5
CenterPt 5.1 CNP 14.40

ChesUtil 3.8 CPK 32.31
Cleco
3.5 CNL 25.63
CmpSABESP SBS 28.75
CIG
2.6 CIG 20.28
CNWtrSv 3.3 CTWS 26.91
ConEdisn 5.3 ED 43.86
ConsWtr 1.7 CWCO 15.12
ConstlEn 8.0 r CEG 23.75
DPL
4.5 DPL 24.59
DTEEnrgy 5.2 DTE 40.73
DomRs 3.6 D 43.64
DukeEngy 5.2 DUK 17.81
EdisnInt 3.0 EIX 40.27
ElPasoElc r EE 20.79
EmprDist 6.0 EDE 21.46
EmpNcCh 2.6 EOC 44.40
Energen 1.1 EGN 43.09
EnrgySth 1.7 ENSI 61.50
Enersis 5.0 ENI 16.85
Entergy 3.4 ETR 87.99
EqtblRes 2.5 EQT 35.43
Exelon 3.2 r EXC 62.55
FPLGrp 3.5 FPL 50.19
FirstEgy 3.4 FE 64.99
GrtPlnEn 7.4 GXP 22.43
HawaiiEl 4.4 r HE 28.26
HuanPwr 6.2 HNP 26.89
ITCHldgs 2.4 ITC . 51.38
IdahoP 4.0 IDA 29.64
IntgrysE 5.3 TEG 50.47
KoreaElc 2.2 KEP 12.50
Laclede 3.0 LG 50.65
MGEEgy 4.0 MGEE 35.92
MdsxWtr4.0 MSEX 17.35
Mirant
MIR 17.93
NRGEnrgy NRG 23.92
NSTAR 4.1 NST 34.13
NatlFuel 3.1 r NFG 41.66
NatlGrid 5.0 NGG 64.62
NJResrc 3.1 NJR 36.27
Nicor
4.0 GAS 46.00
Nisource 6.2 r NI 14.82
NEUtil 3.3 NU 25.97
NwNtGas 2.9 NWN 52.16
NoWstC 5.2 r NWE 25.49
Oneok
4.7 OKE 34.35
OttrTail 3.9 OTTR 30.67
PG&E
4.0 PCG 39.20
PPL
3.5 PPL 37.84
ParaCopl 1.0 ELP 14.32
PepcoHl 4.6 POM 23.54
Piedmnt 3.2 PNY 32.69
PinaclW 5.9 PNW 35.33
PortGE 4.1 POR 24.03
ProgrsEn 5.6 PGN 43.72
PubSvcEn 3.9 r PEG 33.21
PugetEgy 3.7 PSD 26.87
ReliantEngy RRI 6.37
SJW
2.2 SJW 29.38
Scana
4.6 SCG 39.64
SmpraEn 2.8 r SRE 50.83
SierraP 3.2 SRP 9.89
SoJerInd 3.0 r SJI 35.81
SouthnCo 4.4 SO 37.78
SouthnUn 2.9 SUG 20.65
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SwWatr 2.0 SWWC 11.88
TecoEngy 5.0 TE 15.92
Transal 3.8 TAC 27.99
UGI
2.9 UGI 26.35
UILHldg 4.9 UIL 35.28
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Vectren 4.6 VVC 28.12
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WGLHld 4.3 WGL 32.95
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XcelEngy 4.7 XEL 20.04
.17 +34 3.9m 11o

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2.04 11 24 22
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.55 26 5.1m 4o
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.21 20 276 10
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2.19 1 945 9
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1.02 33 1.3m 14o
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.07 26 3.5m 14
.11 +62 4.5m 13o
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.36 36 3.2m 6o
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11. INSURANCE
94 73 70 B A68.0
91 84 71 A C+68.8
79 87 78 D B+45.9
7 20 13 D D20.8
30 45 26 C C+23.6
58 29 58 B B53.5
58 29 59 C B 59.2
81 61 94 D C+12.5
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1 23 1 E E 70.1
20 34 45 .. B 145
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63 46 63 B D21.1
89 56 92 B B 21.6
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91 69 84 B B 80.5
80 21 77 B A45.8
78 31 84 B B+32.4
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63 59 70 B D 106
83 64 79 B B69.4
47 26 64 D C+45.0
61 71 21 A E 28.7
98 76 96 B B+32.9
76 52 84 C A43.7
90 55 85 C A+21.5
76 44 88 C B 31.7
66 65 29 A C+36.9
74 49 60 B B+21.7
ACELtd 2.0 ACE

AFLAC 1.7 r AFL
AXA
4.6 AXA
AegonNV 9 AEG
Allianz 5.0 AZ
AlldWAsr 1.9 AWH
Allstate 3.7 r ALL
AmComp AMCP
AmerFin 1.8 AFG
AmerIntlGp r AIG
AmerNtl 3.4 ANAT
AmPhy .9 r ACAP
AmrSaftyIns r ASI
Amerisfe AMSF
AmTrFin 1.6 r AFSI
AON
1.4 r AOC
ArchCap r ACGL
ArgoGpIntn AGII
AspenIns 2.2 r AHL
Assurant 1.1 AIZ
AssrdGty 1.1 r AGO
AXISCap 2.4 r AXS
BrklyWR .9 r WRB
BrwnBrn 1.3 BRO
CNAFinl 2.3 CNA
CNASurety SUR
CastlePt 1.4 CPHL
ChinaLfe 1.6 LFC
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CinnFnl 5.3 r CINF
CNinsuren CISG
DarwinP
DR
DelphiFn 1.3 r DFG
DonglA 2.4 DGICA
EMCIns 2.6 r EMCI
eHealth
EHTH
EmployH 1.4 EIG
53.97
58.02
34.30
8.55
13.59
36.95
44.00
11.95
28.48
3.95
89.44
42.21
14.75
17.98
12.44
42.76
73.28
37.31
27.20
50.36
16.16
30.45
25.40
21.65
25.95
18.94
11.07
56.15
51.55
29.66
9.19
31.56
30.02
17.35
28.08
15.68
16.78
.16
.73
+1.64
.23
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2.12
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1.02
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.12
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1.15
2.20
+.25
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4.64
.10
1.26
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+.03
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+2.24
.06
+.53
3.35
+1.22
+.19
+.45
+1.98
.78
1.40
.32
.60
51 2.0m 6
35 3.0m 16
45 675 9o
+45 2.3m 6o
1 1.1m 7o
49 158 4
22 4.1m 8
81 9 11
+41 974 6
15 122m ..o
51 17 16k
49 36 9k
65 13 6k
42 93 6
44 169 7o
27 2.2m 16o
27 302 6k
+1 121 9
+31 1.1m 5
36 1.1m 7o
82 405 9o
8 1.0m 4
21 1.1m 7
13 879 17
43 289 6
59 37 8k
66 149 8
48 975 23o
3 3.7m 8
47 807 10k
+90 154 15o
86 13 17
32 250 10k
72 12 12k
82 7 18
46 168 24
76 74 9
growth with all other companies. A

90 rating means its earnings outperformed 90% of all companies.
Relative Price Strength (RS)
Rating measures a stocks relative
price change in the last 12 months vs.
all other stocks. The best firms rate
80 or more on both EPS and RS.
Sales + Profit Margins + ROE
Rating combines recent sales
growth, profit margins and return on
equity into an A to E rating.
Accumulation/DistributionRatingusesa priceand volume formula
togauge if astock isunderaccumulation(buying)ordistribution (selling)
inthe last13weeks. Aisheavybuying;
Eisheavyselling.
Vol % Change shows how much a
stock traded yesterday vs. its average
daily volume in the past 50 days.
+50=50% more, -50=50% less.
Boldfacedstocksareup1 pointor
moreor ata newhighin price.
Underlinedstocksaredown 1point
ormoreorata newpricelow.
7stockshave EPSand RSratingsof
80ormoreandwere IPOsin thelast
eightyears.
Codes:
. = archived story at Investors.com;
r = repurchased stock in last year;
x = ex dividend or ex rights;
k = earnings due within four weeks;
- = earnings in IBD today;
o = options on stocks.
Growthstocks arehighlyspeculative.Donot buyanyhighly ratedstock
withoutfurtherresearch. Youmust
alwaysanalyze astocks dailyand
weeklychart toseeif the stockisin a
properbase ornear asound buypoint
andnotextended in pricetoofar
aboveacorrect base.
IBD TIMESAVER TABLE
STOCK DOS
AND DONTS
Combined summary of key price action for NYSE & Nasdaq highest-rated stocks, a quick and
easy snapshot for busy investors. Stocks up at least 1 point or making new highs, and stocks
down 1 point or making new lows are boldfaced. Sorted by Composite Rating, IBDs single Do not buy stocks up over
most useful fundamental and technical gauge.
5% from a sound chart base:
EARNINGS PER SHARE
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTH
SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION
52-wk Stock &
Close
Vol% Vol Dvd
Price Chg Chg 1000 Yld
6 6 6666 High Symbol
STOCKS UP
93 90 A+ A B 44.8 GreenMtCf GMCR 40.71 +1.37 52 266 .. o
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63 95 A A A+ 42.0 Masimon MASI 38.51 +1.31 +8 706 .. o
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FGXI 10.28 .79+111 200 20
76 80 59 B E 40.8 IDEX
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76 77 65 B C 19.8 NIDEC
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76
25
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Warnaco
WRC
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BRKA
90 51 88 C A+5059 BerkHaB
BRKB
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63 77 27 B B51.2 Crane
2.8 CR
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85 82 64 B B52.5 DuPont 4.1 DD
87 51 93 B B54.1 ESCOTech
ESE
57 83 18 B E 101 Eaton
3.7 ETN
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39.46
35.30
15.26
38.69
25.62
137000
4565
30.25
41.39
28.87
22.86
40.47
48.22
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39.19
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32 341 7k
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14 881 10k
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95 95 79 B B+73.5
60 89 20 B E 66.5
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40 47 39 C C+19.1
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61 70 51 D C+48.0
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81 84 57 B D+82.5
25 31 11 B E 35.1
71 80 67 B E 111
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Hitachi
.7 HIT 68.94
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Kadant
r KAI 21.80
KamanA 2.0 KAMN 27.84
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MyersInd 1.9 MYE 12.50
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NTIC 11.97
Olin
4.2 OLN . 19.09
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Pactiv
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PicoHlds
PICO 35.52
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3M
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UFPTech
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VCP 14.96
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BnkFncl 1.9 BFIN
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r ISBC
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r ORIT
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14.41
12.35
30.16
12.52
14.24
45.26
11.13
16.24
13.82
14.30
16.22
17.01
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18.49
14.94
11.84
16.74
12.02
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87 13 99
68 44 77
+5 36 15k
63 272 50k
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53 97 80
64 8 99
37 166 20k
36 54 30k
43 123 16k
38 940 20k
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92 1 99
48 5.2m 26
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32 41 99x
55 2.0m 18
46 24 52
81 25 23k
75 15 14k
3 52 72k
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B8
INVESTORS.COM

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Close
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91 55 89 D A 20.0
80 51 89 C B 68.3
79 50 73 B B27.4
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14.96
17.34
56.33
19.80
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3.67
+1.35
38 61 37k
90 4 69k
56 14 14k
21 1.3m 12x
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45 82 29 A E 47.1
62 61 74 C B58.3
94 64 99 B A38.7
43 49 52 D B26.0
71 56 90 D B45.1
28 50 23 B B26.0
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31 56 12 A D27.8
65 24 93 D B15.3
15 38 4 D D 111
33 73 9 B D54.1
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41 99 9 A E 131
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23 55 9 A E 36.2
28 58 17 A E 21.5
36 96 5 A E 82.0
67 77 47 B C+53.5
51 41 69 C B108
70 68 57 A E 39.1
61 79 55 A D72.4
48 97 10 A E 84.5
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17 23 9 B D28.2
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ZNH 10.06
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CAL 17.60
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.5 FDX 80.66
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r ISH 22.03
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15 KSP 19.99
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Kirby Corp
KEX . 38.46
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TBSIntlA
TBSI 13.23
TeekaySh 4.2 TK 26.08
TeekTnk 19 TNK 16.62
Textain 5.9 TGH 14.63
Trinity 1.3 r TRN 25.31
TsakosE 6.0 TNP 29.77
TwnDisc 2.1 r TWIN 13.31
USA Truck USAK 15.70
UTiWld .4 UTIW 16.62
UnionPac 1.6 r UNP 69.44
UPSB 2.8 r UPS 63.80
Vitran
VTNC 13.41
Wabtec .1 r WAB . 51.67
WernrE .9 r WERN 22.02
+1.34 8 21m ..
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2.22 49 145 12
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1.51 17 5.2m 16
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1.17 +29 1.5m 13k
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.04 +15 3.6m 2o
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.78 +42 2.7m 1o
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1.94 +12 2.0m 4o
3.43 +94 2.5m 5o
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.03 44 84 9
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1.15 32 302 22
.02 12 2.3m 22
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1.17 +4 4.7m 16
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1.18 +9 1.5m 12o
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1.03 35 322 8o
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1.72 30 4.7m 18
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19. CHEMICALS
58 86 25 B E 106
85 93 63 B E 65.5
69 85 35 B C 48.4
84 60 88 B B20.3
79 64 78 C B 48.0
10 32 14 D D 69.0
98 86 93 A B30.3
23 32 22 B D+20.3
86 51 91 B B+40.5
53 95 19 A D+51.0
70 69 61 A C+78.9
59 93 67 .. C+87.9
47 75 25 C D69.9
56 55 53 B B47.4
59 86 54 C C+78.3
69 93 53 A D 80.2
65 82 61 C E 36.5
21 41 15 .. D+32.8
89 70 86 B C 22.1
17 9 34 C B28.3
79 73 95 D E 41.5
31 53 11 B E 26.8
74 97 56 .. B52.0
50 62 35 B B33.2
67 57 66 E B 73.3
55 87 48 B D 31.0
91 90 60 B B 93.6
60 84 42 B D+39.6
40 64 13 A E 66.0
65 64 68 A D 80.0
87 73 92 C C+29.3
75 87 45 A E 99
90 61 94 C B33.8
64 94 30 C D+43.7
61 64 74 D B 50.0
90 72 98 B D 76.5
70 80 71 D B25.5
91 81 79 A C+63.0
8 23 12 C D102
57 34 99 .. D18.0
97 87 98 C B 60.8
62 4 97 D B12.6
30 23 39 D C+32.5
79 57 92 B C+42.7
85 62 98 C A+26.7
19 15 15 B D 48.8
AirPrds 2.6 APD 66.90

Airgas 1.0 ARG 47.00
Albemar 1.6 r ALB 30.00
AmrVngrd .4 AVD 14.95
ArchChem 2.3 ARJ 35.25
Ashland 3.8 ASH 29.07
Balchem .4 BCPC 26.77
Braskem 7.1 BAK 10.59
Cabot
2.3 CBT 31.75
Celanese .6 r CE . 26.50
Ceradyne r CRDN 36.06
CmpsMn 2.8 CMP 48.18
CytecInd 1.3 r CYT 38.85
DowChm 5.3 DOW 31.73
EastChm 3.2 r EMN 54.70
FMC
1.0 FMC . 50.96
GenTek
GETI 25.56
GraceWR
GRA 14.33
Hercules 1.0 HPC 19.42
Huntsm 3.3 HUN 12.16
Innophos 3.0 IPHS 22.88
KMGChe 1.1 KMGB 7.19
Koppers 2.5 r KOP 35.44
Methnx 3.1 r MEOH 20.01
MinrlTec .3 MTX 57.83
NalcoHld .8 NLC 18.40
NewMkt 1.5 r NEU 52.43
NovaChm 1.7 NCX 21.74
O M Group OMG 22.87
PPGInd 3.6 PPG 57.92
Polypore
PPO . 23.17
Praxair 2.1 r PX . 70.30
QkrChem 3.1 KWR 29.38
RockwdH
ROC . 24.80
Rogers
r ROG 36.81
RoHaas 2.3 ROH 70.10
Schlmn 3.0 SHLM 19.90
SigmAl 1.0 SIAL 53.14
Sinopec 5.7 SHI 22.62
Solutian
SOA 13.62
Stepan 1.5 SCL 55.03
Symyx
SMMX 9.51
Valhi
2.3 VHI 17.56
WD40 2.8 WDFC 36.19
WestlkCh 1.0 WLK 21.84
Zoltek
ZOLT 16.88
1.59
2.65
.84
.13
.05
.17
+.10
.35
.03
1.41
.60
4.21
.06
.05
.36
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.15
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1.50
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1.97
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1.53
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1.44
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.23
1 2.2m 13
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0 825 11
56 67 21
61 82 14
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45 57 27
38 170 3
38 389 20
+34 3.0m 6
49 274 7o
+40 1.1m 16
20 447 9k
+6 8.6m 9
23 886 9
+9 1.2m 13o
+6 26 7
50 437 6
7 2.5m 12
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38 380 7o
13 14 11k
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27 390 6
29 114 ..k
12 1.2m 13
53 113 11o
43 448 4
1 967 3o
12 1.5m 10
7 349 24
0 2.5m 17
26 64 17
37 419 11o
13 93 18o
+23 3.3m 19
36 105 14k
+31 1.7m 20
16 35 ..k
6 898 ..o
52 36 22
38 148 ..
35 41 ..
32 61 19k
+13 541 14o
56 333 24o
20. COMP HDWRE

55 95 21 A E 202
67 67 63 C B35.7
74 57 89 D B+46.4
78 81 57 A C 34.2
55 47 77 D B+26.9
65 73 60 B B41.1
23 45 26 B E 30.8
45 43 69 D D 45.9
51 55 74 C E 17.3
49 83 29 B D+25.5
34 30 43 C C 27.9
39 48 31 B B22.5
53 73 39 C D24.9
91 62 97 A B 21.9
87 90 74 B B53.5
76 94 37 A B38.0
72 73 75 C D+44.2
84 90 43 A C 37.2
72 87 41 A C 37.5
AppleInc
AAPL
Avocent r AVCT
BlackBox .7 BBOX
Cisco
r CSCO
Cmpllntnya CML
DataDomn DDUP
DellInc
r DELL
Diebold 3.0 DBD
DigiIntl
DGII
EMC
r EMC
ElecImag
r EFII
Emulex
ELX
EZchip
EZCH
FndryNtwk r FDRY
HewlttPk .7 r HPQ
JnprNtwk r JNPR
LexmarkA r LXK
Logitech
r LOGI
MicrosSys r MCRS
109.1
19.19
35.50
21.95
12.35
21.99
16.15
33.34
10.24
11.97
13.59
10.42
11.67
18.19
44.97
19.99
32.78
22.59
24.80
4.54
1.27
+.97
.61
.51
.28
.33
+.23
+.04
+.01
.34
.25
.27
.02
1.27
1.08
+.21
.73
1.86
+49 46m 21
+3 588 10
16 126 11
1 52m 14o
30 102 ..
63 343 64
33 22m 11o
+23 779 37o
+95 407 17
0 33m 15
1 393 13k
61 526 9
56 41 99
12 4.9m 23
+19 22m 13o
+9 14m 19
2 1.8m 8
+11 1.1m 14o
+61 1.5m 17


52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 87 82 68 B B+25.2 RPMIntl 3.9 RPM 19.37 +.03 16 666 10k
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 17 45 10 D D77.3 ShawGp
SGR 29.41 1.32 4 1.8m 37o
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 61 20 84 D A 33.9 SimpsnMf 1.5 SSD 27.00 .09 29 300 25x
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 84 81 89 C B51.1 SmithAO 2.0 r AOS 38.48 .71 53 132 11k
72 88 61 C C 29.4 NCR
NCR 21.64 .41 +1 1.7m 14o 85 88 83 B C 62.2 SnapOn 2.3 SNA 52.40 .26 38 366 13
85 83 75 A C 36.1 NatInstr 1.5 NATI 28.70 1.35 +70 674 20k 66 67 62 B B59.0 Stanley 3.0 r SWK 42.49 +.75 +5 779 10
57 67 45 B B27.0 SterlCons STRL 16.19 .01 23 79 12
54 87 37 A E 32.4 NetApp
r NTAP 17.69 .54 38 5.5m 13o
49 52 53 E B 37.8 TecmsehA TECUA 22.53 2.51 24 124 99
72 73 55 B B 16.0 Netezzan
NZ 10.20 .69 31 297 48
.8 TXI 38.13 2.73 +43 766 13o
59 73 38 A C+37.0 Netgear
NTGR 14.47 .53 20 433 8 16 39 17 C D81.9 TexasIn
71 82 55 A D 41.0 NICESys
NICE 26.67 .57 +25 373 17 87 73 97 D B 22.7 Thermadyn THMD 16.48 .19 72 30 14
TOL 25.65 +.42 29 4.0m 13o
88 87 68 A C 29.7 Polycom r PLCM 22.96 .17 54 848 15 63 22 95 C B+28.0 TollBros
76
63
83
B
B+60.2
Toro
1.4
r TTC 42.59 +1.29 0 533 13x
98 85 88 A B 20.2 Qlogic
r QLGC 15.28 .08 22 3.2m 13
TWP 16.94 1.17 42 179 ..o
32 47 50 E B14.7 RackblSys RACK 9.68 .13 30 346 40 79 71 99 E B21.7 Trex
URS 34.69 1.98 10 995 13o
40 49 39 B B27.4 Rimage
r RIMG 13.49 .47 41 33 9k 59 77 43 C B64.2 URS
25 18 24 B C+52.8 Riverbed r RVBD 12.42 .10 29 1.5m 20 32 23 37 E A40.5 USG
USG 25.35 .25 15 950 ..
32 82 11 B D28.9 Seagate 3.8 r STX 11.55 .57 +74 9.6m 4 73 48 86 C C+28.3 Valspar 2.5 r VAL 22.20 .09 16 684 14
9 16 11 C B25.0 SunMicrors r JAVA 7.49 .11 32 12m 5o 74 33 84 B B+96.1 Vulcan 2.8 VMC 71.20 3.30 26 1.1m 19
97 89 93 A C 41.2 7Synaptics SYNA 29.12 1.10 17 1.2m 22o 85 56 94 C A 61.1 Watsco 3.7 WSO 49.00 1.28 +91 508 20
56 79 44 A C 30.1 Teradata
r TDC 18.85 .65 +28 1.9m 14o 76 64 83 D C+33.1 WattsWa 1.6 WTS 27.98 +.63 7 554 13o
75 69 96 E C+13.8 TransAct
TACT 7.84 .12 42 77 56 47 11 79 E B+78.0 Weyerha 4.0 WY 59.61 .97 21 2.2m ..o
60 97 26 A D40.0 WestDigtl r WDC 20.60 .72 +27 6.5m 4o
23. ENERGY
74 65 47 B B39.1 ZebraTech r ZBRA 27.67 .18 12 466 15
43 70 7 A B57.6 ATPO&G
ATPG 18.53 +.72 +80 1.6m 4o
21. TELECOM
26 54 11 A E 31.9 APowern APWR 8.73 .23 +31 1.4m 16o
61 72 35 A D 42.8 AT&T 5.7 r T 28.09 +.17 +28 37m 9 34 93 5 A E 30.6 Acergy 2.0 ACGY 9.65 .41 +19 1.0m 8
78 75 61 B D+26.5 Adtran 1.8 r ADTN 19.58 +.09 +12 1.6m 16 15 23 42 E D 13.5 AdvEngy 15 AAV 9.01 .16 36 417 ..o
71 85 46 A C 69.2 AmMovl 1.1 AMX 46.71 +.35 0 7.2m 14 39 90 14 B D48.6 AegeanM .2 ANW . 21.31 1.04 22 451 26
55 65 61 D C+46.5 AmerTower r AMT 35.83 .14 +51 6.6m 99o 39 70 38 B E 31.0 AlliaHld 7.3 AHGP 19.43 .60 44 37 13k
79 86 63 A B39.2 AtlTele 2.6 ATNI 27.95 .05 20 47 10 38 57 46 B D58.0 AllncRes 8.3 ARLP 32.00 +.48 22 94 11
52 52 67 C C+44.6 BCE
BCE 33.92 .79 21 517 14o 36 42 40 B C+19.5 AllisChal
ALY 12.36 .29 20 346 11o
24 67 17 B E 68.2 BritTele
9 BT 29.11 +.10 33 218 6 81 98 92 C D119 7AlphaNtRs ANR 47.69 3.74 9 3.9m 37o
79 95 47 A C+59.5 Belden
.6 BDC 31.13 .66 18 564 9 50 32 67 B C+38.0 Amerigas 8.5 APU 30.07 .36 23 52 15o
37 93 27 .. D85.7 BraslTel 6.1 BRP 50.93 +2.07 23 164 7 43 86 35 D D81.4 Anadarko .7 r APC 48.21 .30 9 7.7m 9o
48 72 42 B E 38.6 BraslTlc 5.5 BTM 23.80 +1.92 37 120 7k 85 96 57 A B149 Apache
.6 APA 100.2 4.13 15 4.8m 8
88 86 77 A C+37.1 Cellcom
9 CEL . 29.90 .16 27 165 12
75 77 81 B D 46.9 CntryTel 7.5 CTL 37.53 +.88 12 1.1m 10o 65 51 62 B C+31.7 ApcArg 1.4 APAGF 24.99 3.32 +52 13 25
59 97 25 A D104 ChinaMbl 3.2 CHL 50.48 +.40 46 1.8m 14 77 93 44 A B 30.0 Approachn AREX 13.73 .73 47 91 16
58 81 46 B D69.0 ChinaNet 3.3 CN 45.59 +.11 36 197 9 51 99 23 B E 77.4 ArchCoal 1.2 ACI 30.91 1.98 9 7.5m 14
35 74 21 B D+98.7 ChinaTel 2.6 CHA 41.35 +.45 7 310 9 93 99 63 A B57.6 ArenaRes ARD . 38.20 .65 +2 1.0m 20o
45 71 37 C D 25.1 ChinaUni 1.8 CHU 15.18 +.06+107 3.2m 20 79 88 50 B B 50.1 AtlasAm .6 ATLS 33.68 .43 43 223 27
75 66 85 A C+27.2 ChungTel
CHT 23.51 .16 +36 1.6m 15o 61 93 25 A D45.4 AtlasEn 10 ATN 23.70 2.10 +29 439 11o
15 40 3 A E 49.6 CienaCp
CIEN 9.72 .36 32 4.1m 5o 18 8 36 D D+42.0 AtlasPpl 8.5 AHD 23.86 .24 77 10 ..
14 APL 25.80 +.31 44 193 ..o
74 85 30 A D+56.5 Comscope
CTV 34.56 .08 7 1.2m 11o 28 73 18 D E 49.6 AtlasPi
92 75 82 A A58.0 Comtech
CMTL 50.23 +.99 10 240 16o 60 99 27 A D 63.5 AtwoodOcn ATW . 35.35 1.05 20 1.2m 11o
65 29 62 B B+21.5 ConsolC 10 CNSL 14.65 .43 52 75 20 23 51 19 B E 34.9 BJSvcs 1.1 BJS 18.20 .93 +16 8.6m 8o
31 44 36 D C+43.2 CrownCstl
CCI 28.27 .70 +26 2.9m ..o 59 91 35 A D79.8 BPplc
6.2 BP 50.12 .05 +6 7.3m 6
67 92 57 C B23.1 DeutTele 7.6 DT 15.83 +.60 +54 1.6m 14o 75 81 84 .. C 108 BPPrdh 12 BPT 95.47 +2.50 49 114 11o
62 58 59 C B33.2 EMSTech ELMG 21.31 1.00 37 57 16 40 16 88 E B29.9 BPZRes
BZP 16.47 .73 28 846 ..o
48 73 36 D E 41.7 EchoStarn SATS 23.67 .43+135 707 99 53 87 24 A D100 BakrHugh 1.1 BHI 56.41 4.13 +15 6.7m 11
57 68 58 B D58.4 Embarq 6.8 r EQ 40.20 .35 0 1.5m 7o 45 73 19 B C 60.9 BarrettBl
BBG 30.94 1.17 0 1.0m 20
27 28 31 B E 21.0 Ericsn 3.3 ERIC 8.74 .69 +67 12m 12 54 70 46 A D+33.0 BasicEn
BAS 19.87 1.43 +19 479 9
68 74 59 A C 39.7 FrnceTel 8.3 FTE 28.99 +.98 +85 598 10 55 81 83 .. E 35.2 BaytexE 11 BTE 25.00 +.29 44 206 14
80 79 73 B C+14.6 Frontie 8.7 FTR 11.49 .01 41 1.8m 18o
73 96 35 A C+62.2 BerryPe .8 BRY 36.54 2.19 16 670 11o
59 80 14 A B 125 Garmin 2.3 r GRMN 33.06 .88 31 1.8m 8o
7 7 12 C E 11.3 GilatSatNet GILT 5.79 .02 64 138 13 58 82 46 A D33.3 BdwlkPpl 9 BWP 20.63 +.03 19 297 10
BOLT 13.99 .48+140 305 8k
39 43 46 .. B24.8 GlblCrsg
GLBC 14.65 .51 +20 359 ..o 48 91 17 A D+32.8 BoltTech
54 96 19 C B 34.5 BreitBrn 13 BBEP 15.10 +.24 24 199 8
88 92 55 A C+66.9 Harris 1.8 HRS 45.37 .83 43 901 13o
69 61 96 C B18.3 BrigmExpl BEXP 10.41 .58 34 702 23o
47 87 16 A D 19.5 Hellnc
6.7 OTE 8.72 .28 64 20 8
39 63 21 B C 59.0 Bristowgp BRS 33.23 .61 24 461 9
39 71 25 B C+61.0 HughCom HUGH 34.79 1.91 +1 72 14
14 51 17 C E 18.7 BroncoDr BRNC 10.07 .15 +15 312 8
58 73 50 D B 25.0 HutchTel
HTX 17.38 +.78 +99 174 31
45 71 18 A C+30.5 BuckGP 8.1 BGH 15.29 .15 2 49 17k
76 56 83 C B28.0 InterDig
IDCC 23.57 .48 31 501 45o
50 50 49 A D55.5 BuckeyeP 9 BPL 37.51 +.42 20 115 12k
29 47 21 C D 16.1 JDSUni
r JDSU 8.25 .22 17 3.8m 16o
25 47 32 C C+30.2 KTCorp 4.1 KTC 17.18 +.39 +25 947 6 40 86 33 D D11.7 CEFranklin CFK 6.61 .04 31 17 8k
29 29 48 D B85.5 LeapWire LEAP 39.16 +1.06 +1 1.2m ..o 34 51 18 A C 68.8 CoGnGeoV CGV 30.61 1.18 33 215 11o
83 89 68 B B29.0 MagyarT 10 MTA 22.90 .38 +43 48 9 71 98 25 A C+218 CNOOC 4.2 CEO 112.9 1.61 4 646 7o
CXG 21.41 .98 38 261 18k
97 86 96 C A16.0 MasTec
MTZ 12.85 .44 66 182 17 59 95 18 A D+45.5 CNXGas
CVI 8.25 .27 48 278 39
49 73 44 A D28.3 MetroPCSn PCS 15.25 +1.26+103 3.7m 27o 11 25 5 C C 30.9 CVREgyn
60 94 27 A D+127 Millicom
MICC 67.77 .90 51 562 13 61 91 24 A D 72.9 CabotO&G .4 COG 33.83 2.31 13 2.7m 16
62 92 26 A B105 MobilTel 4.9 MBT 53.96 2.05 +13 2.5m 8o 46 42 38 B B 15.7 CalDive
DVR 9.77 .83 +29 1.2m 10o
CPE 17.26 .77 +7 315 13
64 90 40 A D 83.4 NIIHldg
r NIHD 36.11 1.81 33 2.0m 12 68 86 66 D B28.9 CallnPet
CPN 12.99 .01 +12 3.3m 1o
83 77 83 C B 17.4 NTTDoCo 2.6 DCM 15.56 .34 +58 392 15 26 61 25 .. C+23.4 Calpinen
CAM . 36.56 1.98 13 3.8m 15o
76 91 38 A C 36.3 NeuStar
r NSR 19.85 .04 33 428 15 64 95 32 A D 58.5 Cameron
85 73 77 B C 23.0 NeutTandn TNDM 17.98 .56 41 141 42 72 89 51 A D 109 CdnNtRe .5 CNQ 67.31 1.15 10 4.3m 11o
70 75 70 C C+26.6 NippnT&T 1.7 NTT 22.24 .27 39 385 9 63 73 69 B D+51.8 CdnSolar
CSIQ 19.18 .35 +12 3.2m 10o
59 91 18 A D42.2 Nokia
3.2 NOK 18.50 .15 20 14m 7 84 67 87 A B62.6 CarboCe 1.3 r CRR 50.47 1.14 12 456 22
75 44 82 B A 33.0 nTelos 3.1 NTLS 26.97 +.08 65 77 28 62 92 16 A B76.3 Carrizo
CRZO 34.48 1.79 32 601 21o
54 6 88 B B 16.5 OplinkC
OPLK 11.87 .20 43 61 19 48 92 28 B E 55.7 ChartInds GTLS . 26.47 2.09 0 486 11o
60 82 45 A B53.0 PTIndos 2.7 IIT 31.80 .95 73 9 13 53 89 27 B D74.0 ChesEngy .9 CHK 34.30 1.56 17 18m 9o
74 81 61 A E 24.7 PrtnrCo 6.4 r PTNR 18.85 +.43 61 62 10o
.
97 96 93 C C+11.8 PCTel
r PCTI 9.42 +.10 44 90 18k 81 87 60 A C+104 Chevron 3.2 CVX 82.20 .28 3 14m 8o
79 85 68 A D 76.8 PhilLD
.1 PHI 56.63 +.29 64 76 12 27 23 40 B D+178 ChinaPet 2.6 SNP 78.35 +.02 51 318 ..o
76 88 49 A C+14.8 PortgTel 13 PT 9.96 .12 2 129 11 83 92 70 A E 74.5 Cimarex .5 XEC 48.04 .87 29 1.2m 6o
66 43 97 C C 121 ClayWEgy CWEI 66.21 4.32 33 72 ..
89 75 76 A B56.9 Qualcm 1.5 r QCOM 41.52 1.45 15 21m 19o
42 11 91 D B20.7 CleanEnn CLNE 14.30 +.15 42 599 ..o
51 7 76 E A 16.4 RCN
RCNI 11.61 .65 25 157 ..
CPX 19.04 1.09 55 566 8
64 99 16 A D148 RschInMt RIMM . 66.93 1.37 +26 28m 21o 57 73 40 A C+37.8 CompPdS
30 76 19 B E 75.0 Rostele .8 ROS 44.10 +.56 75 46 14 86 81 84 A D+90.6 ComstckRes CRK 48.07 1.98 49 763 17o
17 30 36 E E 38.5 SBAComm SBAC 24.91 .96 8 1.8m ..o 87 86 86 B C+41.0 7ConchoRn CXO 26.12 1.49 36 641 87o
71
88
49
A
C
96.0
ConocPh
2.7
COP
70.70 2.55 +12 16m 6
30 34 47 B C+33.6 SKTelecm 3.9 SKM 19.36 +.54 +88 3.4m 8k
86 75 96 C B+25.8 ShndCm 1.3 SHEN 20.71 1.36 54 33 23k 21 64 15 C E 119 ConslEng 1.0 r CNX 41.75 4.14 +13 8.0m 43
44 66 18 A D24.3 SierraWr r SWIR 9.76 .21 82 117 6k 56 73 46 A E 95.2 Contango r MCF 50.10 3.88 9 181 10o
80 73 62 A B31.7 Starentn STAR 12.70 .24 11 550 20 97 99 92 A D+83.8 7ContlResn CLR 38.28 .95 18 1.8m 18o
93 96 87 A C+22.9 7Syniverse SVR 17.09 +.48 13 779 13k 51 92 28 B D 39.8 CopanEn 9 CPNO 24.03 .43 +7 286 16
15 11 25 D C 47.2 TIMPartc 3.8 TSU 21.68 +.82 40 299 .. 66 97 30 A D+155 CoreLa
.4 CLB . 93.68 7.64 +46 511 16
20 36 16 D C+24.0 TWTelecom TWTC 10.50 +.11 55 1.6m .. 80 91 61 A C 30.4 CovantaH r CVA 23.50 .44 39 547 22
20 19 70 .. C 40.4 VidSanN .9 TCL 20.89 .24 35 102 40 57 87 71 .. E 64.3 CrosTim 14 CRT 45.91 .14 37 21 11k
82 71 80 C B 17.7 Tekelec
r TKLC 13.37 .62+119 1.3m 15o 36 78 16 C C+40.4 Crosstex 7.3 XTXI 20.93 4.04+311 1.1m 27
55 77 42 B D28.1 TelNort .7 TNE 17.91 +.45 +33 1.7m 5o 14 33 11 C E 35.7 Crosstx 15 XTEX 16.50 1.76+325 413 ..
59 73 25 A B+27.3 TelecmArgt TEO 12.62 +.37 54 118 7 64 95 21 A B83.9 DawsnGeo DWSN 43.41 3.28 14 102 9
70 80 59 A D35.8 TeleSao 11 TSP 24.02 +.82 +25 181 9
29 53 15 D C 28.4 DeltaPetrol DPTR 12.93 .65 10 1.3m ..o
22 60 15 C D26.4 TelItali
11 TIA 11.11 .24 22 92 6
21 60 18 C E 32.9 TelItal
6.1 TI 14.88 .04 +24 354 8 63 99 17 A C+40.3 DenbryRes DNR . 18.10 .94 31 2.5m 11o
26 58 21 B D17.8 TelcmNwZ 9 NZT 9.52 +.33 22 199 6 83 92 61 A B127 DevnEngy .7 DVN 89.54 1.66 16 6.1m 10o
68 86 53 A D103 Telefon 3.3 r TEF 72.74 +1.25 45 206 8o 72 97 41 A D149 DiamndOf .5 DO 100.4 2.71 8 1.9m 12
66 41 92 B C+27.2 TelfnMe 2.9 TMX 26.09 +.34 12 1.5m 9 47 51 75 .. C+27.5 DomRsBW 17 DOM 21.59 .06 49 17 7
35 54 33 B C+56.9 TelkmIn 4.6 TLK 28.92 .86 52 173 10 89 90 73 A D+36.5 DorchMn 13 DMLP 22.82 .28 57 33 10
32 58 35 C C+72.3 TelData 1.1 TDS 38.22 +2.47 +32 458 15o 51 73 41 D C 19.9 DoubleEagle DBLE 13.46 .82 42 22 ..
55 71 51 C D 20.0 TelmxInt 2.0 TII 13.41 +.41 44 654 21 75 95 44 B D+44.0 DresserR r DRC 30.11 1.36 46 568 19o
r DRQ 42.06 1.33 44 403 15o
61 79 50 B C 58.6 TelusA 4.6 r TU 37.20 +1.64 +9 139 10 68 85 39 A C+65.4 DrilQuip
71 95 37 A E 43.2 TrimblNv r TRMB 24.91 .95 3 947 17 35 44 46 C D+25.2 DuncanE 10 DEP 16.08 +.12 40 50 14k
81 98 58 A B30.0 Turkcell 3.6 TKC 16.35 +1.36 9 1.6m 8o 75 96 59 A D144 EOGRes .6 EOG 89.74 +.28 10 4.0m 13
62 56 92 C B17.7 USAMoblty USMO 10.85 .15 42 151 6 14 11 18 C E 39.0 EVEngy 15 EVEP 18.55 .45 27 65 ..
29 56 28 C C+103 USCell
USM 47.41 +.49 12 84 17 39 68 20 A C 22.5 ElPaso 1.7 r EP 12.09 .67 +16 12m 10o
50 61 45 C C 46.0 Verizon 5.9 r VZ 31.41 .68 +8 17m 12 61 86 36 A E 25.7 ElPasoP 7.2 EPB 16.40 +.33 17 186 16
83 88 73 B C+36.5 Viasat
VSAT 23.29 .29 +54 243 16 49 81 58 .. D53.9 EnbrEM
EEQ 42.28 +.41 +18 50 14
68 98 26 A B45.5 Vimpel
2.3 VIP 20.80 +.50 +64 7.6m 11o 60 86 45 B E 54.2 EnbrEner 9 EEP 40.24 +.46 +88 426 12
44 75 26 B D 40.9 Vodafone 6.6 VOD 22.49 +.39 +16 4.0m 8o 66 56 71 B C+46.8 Enbridge 3.2 ENB 38.56 +.47+102 1.0m 20o
72 76 60 B C 14.4 Windstrm 9 WIN 10.98 +.04 9 3.7m 10o 65 87 48 A D99 Encana 2.6 r ECA 61.89 3.84 +55 8.3m 10
70 83 63 A D 79.6 EncoreAcq r EAC 39.77 2.01 19 1.0m 10o
22. BUILDING
90 74 79 B B23.0 AAON 1.7 AAON 18.84 +.65 +6 125 14 73 73 77 C D 28.7 EncoreE 12 ENP 22.08 +.25 64 22 36
89 94 73 B B53.9 Acuity 1.3 r AYI 40.84 .92 28 397 10 84 73 99 C B83.3 EnergyCnv ENER 61.77 +3.52 +10 2.8m 99o
EII 10.14
... 97 2 ..
.
57 94 36 B E 38.3 AecomTecn ACM 23.23 1.21 +3 764 17o 37 3 83 .. B 11.1 EngInfra
38 2 92 E D+32.4 AWod 1.5 AMWD 23.98 +1.53 +4 79 .. 32 70 25 E B16.5 EnergyPrts EPL 8.73 +.06 21 342 17o
46 67 21 B C+138 Ameron 1.8 AMN 66.80 4.85 1 118 10 39 57 28 A E 37.0 EngyTEq 8.7 ETE 22.12 +.37 23 345 14o
60 76 49 B E 29.0 ApogeE 2.0 r APOG 14.42 .61 +29 567 8o 47 58 47 B D55.9 EngyTsfr 9 ETP 38.25 +1.42 21 398 11o
25 18 62 .. D39.4 ArmstrW
AWI 28.85 .05 32 180 11 24 72 6 C E 28.5 EnrgySo 1.0 ES 9.92 .08 +15 1.8m 23o
51 44 67 C B92.3 BlackDc 2.8 r BDK 60.17 .58 37 567 10 50 68 52 B D 50.6 Enerplus 14 ERF 37.03 .16 8 955 12o
52 73 64 .. C+14.4 Blount
BLT 10.65 .48 57 90 13 48 90 30 A E 85.2 ENISPA 8.1 E 52.60 .35 16 684 6
47 77 26 B E 44.4 CRHPlc 4.9 CRH 21.30 .02 65 59 5 75 92 55 A D 83.2 EnscoInt .2 r ESV 56.07 1.56 3 3.3m 7
36 61 20 B D+32.6 Cemex
CX 16.41 .81 11 6.6m 5 41 83 30 C E 38.2 EnterpGP 7.4 EPE 23.72 +.19 2 127 22o
23 8 60 E B30.8 Centex 1.0 CTX 16.59 +.39 17 6.0m .. 63 92 57 C E 32.6 EntpsPrd 7.9 EPD 26.12 +.35 23 534 16
XCO 15.72 .60 19 2.8m 28o
34 85 6 A E 63.5 ChicgB&I .8 CBI 18.92 .32 +14 1.6m 7o 49 73 31 A D40.9 ExcoRes
97 99 78 C B15.8 ComfrtS 1.4 r FIX 12.95 .41 34 263 12 21 56 6 B E 92.8 ExterranH EXH 30.68 1.28 40 759 10o
49 34 84 E B18.0 DRHort 2.3 DHI 13.28 +.26 6 8.9m ..o 83 90 59 A B96.1 ExxonMbl 2.0 XOM 78.58 +.92 +9 34m 9o
FTI . 44.88 1.67 8 2.0m 16
56 32 92 E D+75.1 DeltcTm .5 r DEL 63.50 .14 21 58 99k 66 97 28 A B83.2 FMCTech
15 39 9 D E 28.9 EmpICA
ICA 12.09 +.63 +3 174 26k 32 10 59 C D+23.3 Ferllgas 10 FGP 18.30
... 15 73 53
86 65 87 B B+18.4 ENGlobal
ENG 12.30 .97 37 212 21 78 73 70 A D+317 FstSolar
FSLR . 197.3 +8.35 +30 3.5m 73o
88 71 91 E B 24.1 FerroCp 2.8 FOE 20.64 +.54 12 546 ..o 36 74 7 A D55.0 FlotekInd
FTK 10.68 .32 45 223 12o
55 92 21 B D 101 Fluor
1.0 FLR . 52.22 3.48 +15 4.6m 18o 92 79 99 A B 96.0 FdgCCT 12 FDG 80.80 2.20 +68 7.0m 19o
62 62 64 C D+31.3 FullerHB 1.3 r FUL 20.33 .54 +20 680 11o 72 89 43 A C+83.1 ForestOil
FST . 46.03 3.57 4 1.8m 10o
70 98 34 A D+50.1 Gafisan .9 GFA 24.60 1.10 7 806 13o 4 15 12 D E 89.7 FdtnCoal .6 r FCL 30.78 4.80 +53 3.6m 75o
63 68 74 D B 57.4 GraniteC 1.5 r GVA 34.40 1.42 53 358 11 26 54 15 B C 49.1 FrontOil 1.4 r FTO 17.50 .92 +7 4.7m 5o
91 92 85 B C+19.7 HillIntl
HIL 13.32 .53 +62 456 26 92 99 83 A C+88.4 GMXResrcs GMXR 44.80 3.00 13 496 27o
75 95 36 A C+70.7 HomexDvlp r HXM 42.51 1.71 +8 542 10k 63 73 27 A B+17.0 GTSolar
SOLR 10.07 .78 50 966 33o
80 92 49 B B20.0 Intrface 1.0 IFSIA 11.47 +.10 25 458 10k 30 36 25 C B 28.6 GenesEn 8.8 GEL 14.27 .02 80 19 ..
53 92 17 B D 103 JacobsEng
JEC 49.87 4.44 +18 2.2m 16o 41 24 78 D C+25.2 Geokinetic GOK 18.00 1.00 6 20 ..
51 43 79 E B 30.6 KBHome 4.8 KBH 20.78 +1.10 +23 7.1m ..o 89 96 87 A B29.1 Geores
GEOI 12.75 +1.29 18 113 12
36 91 7 C C+45.2 KBRInc 1.3 KBR 15.13 .14 22 2.3m 9o 37 2 91 D D86.2 GoodrPet
GDP 41.89 1.70 57 796 ..o
50 49 76 E B 26.5 LennarA 4.2 LEN 15.34 +.15 31 5.7m ..o 18 6 67 E C+25.5 GreenHtrn GRH 14.05 .20 49 16 ..
41 49 54 E A25.3 LennarB 5.3 LENB 12.06 .12 56 104 .. 70 89 65 B C+52.6 GulfIsl 1.2 GIFI 34.30 .17 51 67 11k
77 66 79 C C+42.2 Lennox 1.7 r LII 33.27
... 48 382 12k 78 99 50 A C+71.0 GlfMrk
GLF 43.22 1.66 52 160 6o
53 41 74 E B+48.6 MDCHld 2.6 MDC 37.90 +1.31 8 1.1m .. 54 94 14 A D 25.6 Gulfport
GPOR 9.35 .70 41 236 7
67 34 99 E A26.0 MIHomes MHO 22.98 +.20 11 231 ..o 42 98 6 A E 18.0 Gushann 2.0 GU 4.99 .12 10 682 9o
60 49 73 B C+144 MrtMar 1.5 MLM 105.9 6.10 24 504 20o
50 89 26 A E 55.4 Hallibtn 1.2 HAL . 30.32 2.07 +27 22m 11
39 12 76 D C 25.3 Masco 5.3 MAS 17.86 .08 +11 6.3m 14o
18 23 25 C E 29.1 HarvstEn 20 HTE 16.30 .60 18 814 ..o
52 10 99 E B+29.5 Meritage
MTH 25.44 +.74 35 707 49
56 35 68 D A87.4 MohawkInd MHK 65.51 1.88 +19 1.1m 11 42 26 88 D C+16.4 Headwatrs r HW 13.02 .33 45 579 12o
45 77 15 A D+47.4 HelixEn
HLX 23.14 1.14 27 1.5m 7o
44 19 78 E B14.2 MuellerW .8 MWA 8.70 .28 +3 657 18o
70 92 57 A D77.2 HelmPay .5 HP 42.04 1.15 3 1.8m 10o
64 23 92 C B+679 NVR
NVR 600.0+28.00 12 77 9k
35 60 28 A E 16.5 OrionMarn OMGI 9.85 .64 20 81 12 14 23 9 B C+39.5 HercOffsh HERO 13.93 1.23 35 1.8m 11o
.5 HES . 80.01 2.07 9 4.6m 9o
55 9 89 D C+28.6 OwensC
OC 24.07 +.16 45 583 22o 71 98 53 A D137 Hess
2.1 r HOC 28.37 .55 25 1.0m 12o
49 63 24 B B+66.8 Perini
PCR 24.50 1.29 +39 875 6o 28 35 20 B B 67.4 Holly
HOS 37.08 1.54 35 614 9o
44 1 97 E B 19.7 PulteHom 1.0 PHM 15.24 +1.27 +20 12m .. 77 86 48 A B 59.4 Hornbeck
.
83 95 61 C B 35.4 Quanta
PWR 24.76 2.25 3 3.0m 30o 62 75 72 .. D 37.9 HugotnRy 18 HGT 26.75 .09 12 267 12

52-wk
6 6 666 High
65 73 55 B B18.3
66 84 47 A D 63.1
69 61 93 D B 41.6
45 72 28 A D27.0
22 16 98 E E 62.8
37 64 24 B E 20.1
76 76 76 A D60.9
50 67 76 .. D57.3
72 73 64 A D 75.7
58 89 37 B D59.2
21 1 38 D C+25.8
28 73 23 E E 32.5
53 73 51 B D70.0
91 87 89 B B 95.2
41 86 30 B E 27.0
58 79 56 A D45.0
34 57 30 B D+63.2
60 86 28 A E 37.4
16 23 36 D E 38.5
56 96 57 C E 95.7
47 51 63 C D+30.4
36 82 6 A D67.1
85 73 96 D C+35.5
84 77 99 A C 55.9
40 71 12 A C 22.0
55 97 28 A D101
30 63 22 B E 50.6
52 75 37 B D 60.4
56 98 18 A D92.7
50 95 32 B E 33.0
50 86 30 A E 41.7
32 70 12 B E 69.8
56 79 21 A D42.7
61 93 39 A D69.0
63 96 20 A D105
37 73 13 B C+24.5
60 79 56 B E 63.9
58 48 73 B D+38.3
32 85 14 C E 19.5
43 84 20 B D 110
88 97 57 A D+100
62 87 27 A C+85.9
51 93 25 A E 64.8
75 91 65 A E 65.9
34 81 30 D D 57.9
79 71 83 C B+41.7
89 87 70 A B 40.0
39 65 72 .. D82.2
22 54 27 B E 37.5
53 84 24 B C 88.7
16 26 41 E D 21.9
88 90 73 A C+81.0
54 89 19 A D+39.0
37 71 17 A E 30.2
26 20 41 B D 35.5
78 94 93 .. D+27.8
46 92 19 A E 62.8
68 82 59 C B+17.0
28 40 32 B D+266
56 81 58 C E 54.5
70 95 46 A D+64.9
71 95 44 A C+77.6
41 91 26 C D79.1
83 96 49 A B 29.2
47 49 58 B C 20.8
78 81 61 A C+82.2
86 96 42 A B22.7
25 50 50 D D57.1
54 92 16 A E 79.9
19 40 32 B E 28.6
58 95 33 A C+48.9
6 3 44 E E 13.6
10 33 7 D E 17.6
53 93 19 A D74.9
64 99 42 A E 26.9
62 98 12 A B45.0
72 60 63 A B 18.9
62 92 31 A C+76.8
42 73 24 D C+34.8
82 99 56 A C+29.5
66 82 45 A B 44.9
69 73 80 D C 29.9
69 73 44 A D+29.7
52 84 27 A D 47.9
36 90 35 .. E 88.7
33 91 33 .. E 87.9
75 91 84 .. E 70.8
50 57 80 .. D47.3
31 73 5 B E 69.4
68 96 43 A C+67.9
67 89 37 A C+114
68 63 59 B B97.8
60 92 33 A D88.4
42 73 31 B C+40.2
86 98 64 A C 52.7
80 83 66 A B29.2
51 65 44 B B26.9
66 51 84 D A 26.8
69 97 39 A E 65.6
50 95 26 A E 43.3
69 82 37 A B74.0
56 91 32 A E 74.3
26 37 21 B B78.8
83 89 65 B B59.5
66 68 78 A E 164
76 98 58 A C+90.0
62 92 29 A D57.8
67 59 65 A B35.8
82 98 35 A B68.5
63 54 65 A C+37.7
55 91 60 .. C 42.9
55 94 24 A D 84.8
62 73 37 C B 15.3
52 94 27 A D25.7
30 73 25 C E 29.8
29 52 32 B E 40.8
39 91 25 .. D+36.8
13 8 14 B C 66.0
43 70 27 B D25.0
74 76 62 A C 71.3
67 91 35 A D 91.3
66 79 73 B D43.9
45 76 30 B C 34.5
66 96 37 A D+163
61 99 21 A B68.3
65 97 29 A D102
43 81 30 C D 42.1
8 40 13 C E 22.7
64 93 41 A D 88.2
16 35 16 B D+75.8
68 98 27 B B 24.4
55 91 29 A E 60.0
64 73 29 A B15.4
45 94 16 A E 50.0
67 96 46 A E 17.5
22 9 59 .. B+24.5
86 94 78 A D 112
12 1 44 .. E 25.3
45 73 18 C C 47.9
28 26 61 .. C+11.3
54 98 18 A C+40.8
74 99 34 A B45.8
27 66 38 .. E 20.8
73 85 61 B C 45.1
76 84 41 A C+73.7
44 93 15 A E 23.4
52 99 14 A C+41.5
Stock
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Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
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Vol% Vol P
% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
IONGephy
IO 13.74
ImprlOil .9 IMO 42.90
InterOil
IOC 26.51
JASolar
JASO 11.84
JamesRivr JRCC 20.88
KeyEngyn r KEG 11.14
KindrME 7.5 KMP 52.74
KindMrMg KMR 49.70
LDKSolrn
LDK 33.12
LaynChrst LAYN 33.94
LegcyRes 12 LGCY 17.04
LinnEngy 15 LINE 16.05
Lubrizol 2.9 LZ 42.93
Lufkin 1.3 LUFK 74.52
MagellM 7.8 MGG 17.31
MagMids 8.1 MMP 33.94
Marathn 2.5 MRO 38.81
MarinerE
ME 19.54
MarkWst 10 MWE 25.14
MasseyEn .6 MEE 33.87
MatrixSvc MTRX 18.35
McDermott MDR 24.89
McmornExp MMR 22.36
MexcoEn
MXC 16.11
MitchmInd MIND 9.88
MurphOil 1.6 MUR . 61.23
NaborsInds NBR 24.00
NatcoGpA
NTG 38.81
NatlOilVr
NOV . 47.06
NGSvcs
NGS 16.81
NatRsPt 8.5 NRP 24.21
NewfldExpl NFX 30.22
Nexen
.9 NXY . 21.91
Noble
.5 NE . 42.96
NobleEnr 1.3 NBL 53.88
NoAmEn
NOA 9.50
NustarEn 9 NS 43.40
OGEEnrg 4.5 OGE 31.21
OSGAmn 17 OSP 8.81
OYOGeo
OYOG 38.85
OcciPet 1.9 r OXY . 67.42
Oceanrng
OII 49.79
OilStIntl
r OIS 33.09
ONEOKPtr 8.1 OKS 52.41
OrmatTch .6 ORA 35.00
PHInv
PHIIK 35.08
PanhanO 1.1 r PHX 26.66
PatriotCn
PCX 26.85
PattUTI 3.4 PTEN 18.80
PeabdyEn .6 BTU 41.05
Pengrth 17 PGH 14.79
PennVA .4 PVA 51.20
PenVaGP 7.5 PVG 19.26
PennVAR 11 PVR 16.00
PennWstE 16 PWE 23.74
Permian 12 PBT 23.34
PetroCn 2.4 PCZ 33.18
PetroEnr 3.1 PZE 10.15
Petchina 4.0 PTR 104.3
Petrohawk
HK 20.93
PetrbrsA 1.4 PBRA 36.35
Petrobrs .1 PBR 43.48
PetroDev
PETD 42.28
PtroqstE
PQ . 14.56
PnrDrlng
PDC 13.09
PionrNtr .6 PXD 50.33
PionSwE 12 PSE 16.20
PlainAl 8.8 PAA 40.51
PlainsEx
r PXP 33.88
PrecDril
9 PDS 15.58
PrideIntl
PDE 28.71
ProvEngy 15 PVX 8.87
QuestEn 25 QELP 6.84
Questar 1.3 STR 38.38
QkslvGs 7.5 KGS 18.60
Quickslvr
KWK . 18.00
RPC
1.8 RES 13.37
RangeRes .4 RRC . 41.78
RegncyE 9 RGNC 18.24
ReneSolan SOL 11.23
Repsol 2.0 REP 29.73
RexEngyn REXX 14.55
RosettaR ROSE 17.63
Rowan 1.4 RDC 29.14
RoyDShA 4.6 RDSA 59.00
RoyDShB 5.6 RDSB 57.37
SabnRylt 13 SBR 56.40
SanJuanB 13 SJT 38.63
Sandrdgen
SD 17.57
Sasol
3.9 SSL 40.59
Schlmbrg 1.1 r SLB 76.87
SeacorHldg CKH 77.68
Smith
.9 SII 56.24
Solarfun
SOLF 11.57
SouthwstEn SWN 30.19
Spectra 4.3 r SE 23.25
Spectra 7.2 SEP 19.00
Spire
SPIR 15.38
StMaryLE .3 SM . 34.99
Statoil 3.0 STO 23.06
StoneEgy
SGY 39.64
SuncrEr .5 SU 38.43
Sunoco 3.5 SUN 34.73
SunocoLg 8.5 SXL 44.00
SunPowerA SPWRA 77.25
SuntechP
STP 36.43
SuperEgry
SPN 30.28
SuperWell SWSI 23.65
SwiftErgy
SFY . 37.80
TCPipeln 8.9 TCLP 31.72
TELOffs 26 TELOZ 17.41
T3Engy
TTES . 36.20
TXCORes
TXCO 9.02
Talismn 1.4 TLM 13.87
TargaRes 12 NGLS 16.74
TeppcoP 10 TPP 26.13
Tesco
TESO 19.65
Tesoro 2.5 TSO 16.28
TetraTech
TTI 13.57
Tidewatr 1.9 r TDW 53.58
TotalSA 4.6 TOT 60.45
TransCda 3.9 TRP 36.22
TrnsMon 11 TLP 20.62
Transocn
RIG . 106.1
TrinaSol
TSL 24.12
UltraPt
UPL 55.37
Ultrapar 5.9 UGP 26.58
UnionDrll UDRL 9.75
Unit Corp
UNT 47.49
ValeroEn 2.0 r VLO 29.28
Venoco
VQ 12.59
WTOffshr .5 WTI 26.00
WarrenRes WRES 9.62
WeathIntl WFT 23.58
WstnGas 9.0 WES 13.40
Westmrlnd WLB 14.80
WhitingP
WLL 68.23
Whiting 35 WHX 17.20
Willbros
WG 23.19
WillCoal 15 WTU 8.91
WmsCo 2.0 WMB 22.50
WmsPtrs 9 WPZ 25.96
WmsPipl 8.7 WMZ 14.19
WldFuel
.6 INT 23.48
XTOEnrgy 1.1 XTO 45.69
Yanzhou 2.3 YZC 10.40
Yinglin
YGE 11.49
.45 +38 1.1m 21

+.30 +14 836 11o
.99 58 349 ..o
+1.30 +54 7.7m 20o
1.11 16 2.8m ..o
.46 7 1.0m 9o
+.71 +11 509 35
+.50 9 224 38
+3.10 8 2.6m 12o
1.49 38 158 14
.13 41 58 ..
+.75 33 673 ..o
.21 20 594 10
4.83 12 179 14
+.13 9 243 13
+1.54 +70 243 11
1.06 10 7.4m 8o
.96 4 1.3m 6o
.14 +62 336 ..
1.80 9 6.9m 17
.75 +59 414 23
.66 37 3.4m 9o
1.28 18 956 97
.90 13 19 24
.21 46 57 8
2.91 21 2.2m 8
.92 5 8.2m 8
1.37 17 194 16o
3.17 +6 9.2m 10
.66 25 121 14
1.12 +40 185 15o
1.77 +21 3.9m 8
1.32 +23 4.5m 6
.94 7 5.1m 8
1.71 12 2.5m 7o
.87 +79 336 5
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.03 34 21 24
.43 46 27 15
3.03 1 9.1m 8
3.53 +24 1.6m 14o
2.26 33 774 7o
+1.68 +8 128 10
1.33 +20 324 29o
1.85 64 13 16
1.97 29 21 13
2.20 33 1.8m ..o
1.22 13 4.3m 8o
3.95 +81 19m 20o
.15 32 893 ..o
2.24 33 681 22o
1.63 +21 48 14
.49 +22 180 13
.36 8 2.1m 52o
+.10 28 340 13o
.17 +20 2.8m 5
+.31 +39 400 7
+1.57 19 676 11o
.70 38 6.3m 29o
1.07 +4 11m 10
.47 +15 26m 12o
2.09 31 143 14
.79 43 653 13o
.21 38 351 12o
1.95 14 2.3m 12o
.41 53 31 5
+.89 25 279 14
1.28 7 2.5m 7o
.99 32 896 7
.90 15 2.3m 10o
.11 +4 1.2m ..o
+.14 56 45 ..
2.54 +23 2.5m 11
+.35 40 22 32
1.63 +2 3.6m 19o
.69 51 264 18
1.09 +7 4.5m 21
.10 44 203 99
+.74 21 1.7m 9o
+.07 6 818 7
1.21 41 340 ..
.73 29 354 9o
1.41 22 2.9m 6o
.01 +5 2.5m 5k
+.28 4 502 4k
+.48 29 35 11
+.60 39 102 15o
2.03 +19 3.8m 31o
1.90 +20 1.1m 7o
1.22 +12 13m 17
1.27 43 144 9
2.40 18 3.5m 16
+1.04 46 2.3m 13o
.35 17 6.0m 28o
.55 +14 4.2m 12o
...+212 153 13
+1.17 +48 98 ..
.66 28 893 8
.74 31 1.1m 6
2.69 7 868 4o
3.71 +50 11m 12
.85 6 4.7m 17o
.25 +35 70 10k
+6.32 19 2.3m 44
+.56 23 3.6m 24o
.86 +4 1.5m 8
1.66 +15 347 18o
.89 13 798 5o
+.78 20 51 11
1.09 +9 48 6
.92 53 109 13
1.02 30 376 20
.35 +4 6.7m 8o
.28 48 179 10o
... 20 333 14k
1.29 +8 274 20
.21 20 7.0m ..o
.28 +6 980 13
1.78 +8 1.6m 8
.23 20 2.2m 6o
+.07 13 313 15
.35 68 10 10
3.74 +3 7.6m 7o
+1.17 47 619 9o
+.03 25 2.3m 29o
+1.56 +22 131 16
.84 34 145 11
2.33 10 881 7o
1.02 0 13m 7o
.41 40 188 11o
1.29 +11 1.4m 6o
.36 4 463 16o
1.56 +9 12m 12
+.20 25 118 23
1.00 70 16 ..
3.03 13 968 12o
+.78 58 55 99
3.31 +16 872 17o
.19 22 22 10
1.15 21 7.7m 10o
+.11 64 144 8o
+.23 24 93 3
+.45 29 224 8o
.83 35 10m 12
.10 5 484 6o
+.47 13 2.7m 13
24. SEMICNDUCTRS
24 29 29 B C+33.6
28 69 22 B E 37.3
29 91 16 C E 34.6
59 65 57 D C+18.8
31 6 71 D B 17.7
87 89 80 A C+25.0
56 76 49 B E 37.2
30 41 39 B D 21.8
72 92 44 A E 35.8
31 32 55 D D+15.3
52 89 27 B E 43.1

ASMIntl
ASMI 18.39
ASML 1.8 r ASML 17.85
ATMI
ATMI 17.53
Actel
r ACTL 12.33
AdvEngy r AEIS 13.42
Altera 1.0 ALTR 20.23
AnalogD 3.1 ADI 26.17
AppMat 1.6 AMAT 14.96
Atheros
ATHR . 22.86
BTU Intl
BTUI 10.00
Broadcom r BRCM 18.38
.31
+.24
.45
.15
.26
.45
.18
.17
.72
+1.20
.25
28 57 12
25 2.5m 8
1 416 12
+55 374 44k
10 389 27
7 8.4m 20
24 3.8m 15o
15 19m 14o
+1 2.0m 18
+9 19 62k
7 13m 18
52 60 67 C D 46.6 CabotMic r CCMP 32.39

55 73 22 A C+34.8 Caviumn CAVM 14.21
27 21 71 E C 20.8 Cohu 1.5 COHU 15.59
71 70 63 C B 35.5 Cree
r CREE 22.94
40 50 54 C C 44.7 Cymer
r CYMI 25.67
65 41 95 B E 6.8 CyprsSemi r CY 5.11
48 75 18 A D 35.0 Diodes
DIOD 17.13
98 85 97 B A15.5 7EagleTest EGLT 15.33
37 80 23 D C+19.5 FairchldSm FCS 8.84
31 65 29 C C+47.3 FormFactor FORM 17.03
81 85 50 A B 50.7 Hittite
HITT 32.68
78 93 78 D B13.8 IxysCp 1.3 IXYS 9.17
43 75 31 C C+15.7 IntegDvc
r IDTI 7.82
59 75 47 A D28.0 Intel
3.0 INTC 18.52
47 87 19 B E 34.8 Intersil 2.9 r ISIL 16.34
22 23 41 E B 36.8 IntlRect
IRF 18.26
25 49 27 B D+58.1 KLATncr 1.9 r KLAC 31.00
36 49 33 B B57.7 LamResrch LRCX 30.54
83 85 68 A D+37.8 LinearT 2.8 LLTC 29.82
34 83 6 A E 96.1 MEMCElctr r WFR 28.83
42 39 67 D B25.9 MKSInstr MKSI 19.31
43 91 18 B E 18.8 MarvellTc MRVL 9.12
42 69 19 A E 24.9 Mellanox MLNX 9.73
77 81 65 B B38.4 Micrchp 4.7 r MCHP 28.82
93 95 80 A B30.0 Microsemi MSCC 24.92
74 97 36 A D 29.1 MnPwSy r MPWR . 16.84
52 73 41 B D 27.7 NatSemi 1.9 NSM 16.72
90 94 69 A C+40.3 NetLogic
NETL 29.54
27 32 47 C C 29.1 Novellus r NVLS 19.21
31 71 7 B C+39.7 Nvidia
r NVDA 10.41
42 61 38 B C+25.2 OmniVisTc OVTI 11.24
36 15 78 E C+17.2 Parkervisn PRKR 9.91
72 99 30 B C 19.5 PericmSem r PSEM 10.28
63 74 36 A D+35.0 PwrIntgn POWI . 23.62
5 1 20 E C 26.4 Rambus
RMBS 12.92
23 73 4 D E 34.9 RubiconTn RBCN 7.36
64 94 61 D D14.3 SimpleTech STEC 7.23
44 59 41 C B+56.0 SanDisk
SNDK 20.00
85 87 62 A B 21.1 Semtech r SMTC 13.51
36 42 18 A B73.0 SigmaDsgn r SIGM 14.08
71 80 56 A D45.2 SilcnLab
SLAB 30.44
61 84 45 C D40.0 StdMicro r SMSC 25.56
54 80 55 D D 17.4 STMicro 2.9 r STM 10.24
77 76 87 C D+46.3 Supertex SUPX 28.44
86 86 65 A B11.9 TaiwSem
TSM 9.32
70 82 42 A C+14.3 Techwell TWLL 8.76
33 44 29 B D45.0 Tessera
TSRA 16.36
48 80 28 B D37.2 TexsInst 2.0 TXN 21.64
84 65 99 E B+16.6 Trnsmtahrs TMTA 16.30
52 73 63 E C+17.2 Ultratech UTEK 11.52
24 57 25 B D55.0 VarianSm r VSEA 24.79
11 6 25 B D28.0 Verigy
r VRGY 15.90
79 89 67 C B17.8 Volterra r VLTR 12.19
83 85 76 A D28.2 Xilinx 2.4 r XLNX 23.26
+.31 14 258 18
+.13 47 461 50
.23 25 104 55
+.16 25 1.0m 44
+.34 31 425 12
.11 79 9.4m 5
1.32 17 410 11o
+.02 65 119 16
.05 26 1.1m 9
.39 47 374 37o
.92 64 102 19k
+.08 35 141 17
+.04 18 2.5m 8
.21 +17 74m 14
.24 56 1.4m 10
.76 39 630 ..o
.65 32 3.2m 11
.95 11 3.2m 8
.84 +5 5.4m 15
+.57 8 5.8m 10
.60 27 385 14k
.18 49 8.1m 11o
.60 43 146 9
.61 4 2.9m 17
.56 +31 1.2m 19o
.53 62 379 17
.49 0 5.9m 13o
.70 47 520 20
.43 40 2.1m 19
.30 37 14m 7o
.17 55 888 7o
.09 15 146 ..o
.22 17 183 16
.48 46 235 17
+.07 26 1.6m ..o
+.14 71 84 99
.47 37 783 25o
+.45 49 5.8m 14
.45 46 623 13o
.14 53 469 5o
.26 8 866 17
+.58 +75 283 12
+.06 +3 2.8m 12k
+.28 23 99 21k
.05 4 18m 12
.67+137 274 10k
+.02 58 349 10o
+.14 +3 18m 11
+.09 43 68 ..
.58 5 192 47
.33 35 837 12
.38 27 492 9o
.54 29 448 22
.19 19 5.8m 16
25. AGRICULTURE
57 88 33 B C+72.0
42 72 31 A E 21.3
53 95 37 A E 113
45 83 43 D C+26.5
62 87 48 A D51.2
41 75 28 A D19.9
46 91 17 B D135
63 98 52 A E 172
34 94 9 B D 70.0
46 2 89 E A 21.4
16 23 21 E B16.2
69 84 57 A D 17.5
36 82 17 A E 94.9
43 96 13 A E 76.2
40 42 60 C C+43.4
24 20 35 A D+28.9
73 88 77 B D+131
83 95 67 A C+145
57 98 37 A E 163
68 99 49 A E 241
38 48 66 C C+46.9
78 99 79 A E 59.5
53 93 36 A E 66.8
42 73 31 A D57.6
68 95 49 A D 171
AGCO
AG 41.01
AgFeedn
FEED 7.92
Agrium
.2 AGU . 54.90
AlamoG 1.5 ALG 16.34
Anderso 1.0 ANDE 34.98
ArtsWay .8 ARTW 7.23
Bunge
1.1 BG 63.00
CFInds
.5 CF . 88.64
CNHGlobl 2.0 CNH 20.66
Cadiz
CDZI 18.77
Cosann
CZZ 8.32
DarlingIntl DAR 11.00
Deere 2.4 r DE . 46.30
IntPotashn
IPI 29.65
Kubota 1.7 KUB 30.90
LSBInds
LXU 14.32
Lindsay .4 LNN 67.75
Mnsnto 1.0 r MON . 97.84
Mosaic
.3 MOS . 67.51
Potash .3 r POT 128.0
ScottMG 2.2 SMG 23.21
ScQmMra 1.3 SQM 24.47
Syngenta 1.9 SYT . 40.39
TerraI 1.4 r TRA 28.40
TerraNit 14 TNH 103.1
1.60
+.02
1.18
.71
.24
.68
.18
2.82
1.38
.30
+.34
.11
3.20
.49
.50
+.47
5.00
1.14
.51
3.97
.43
.74
1.93
1.00
6.80
10 1.6m 11o
21 344 16o
+18 6.1m 9o
74 11 10
16 265 7o
58 16 10k
1 2.5m 5
+7 4.3m 9
+24 517 6
86 7 ..
52 339 ..
37 769 12o
+25 6.9m 9o
48 1.2m 34o
67 15 13
13 232 8o
13 345 26
6 6.8m 27x
+23 10m 15
+13 15m 20
50 483 10o
+2 1.4m 23o
+30 909 12o
13 4.9m 6
16 139 7k
26. ALCOHOL/TOB
65 46 74 B C 24.5
83 58 94 B C+68.6
94 77 88 A B+55.3
91 81 69 A C+81.0
86 70 82 A B78.8
74 97 39 B D77.5
81 94 45 A C 88.8
77 95 76 .. C+45.8
72 74 80 D C+26.5
69 58 61 A C+93.1
72 57 70 A C+92.8
59 61 64 C D59.5
93 82 81 A B 56.3
56 66 61 B E 72.0
86 61 95 A B68.9
61 26 82 C C+68.0
75 57 81 B B21.9
Altria
6.2 MO
Anheuse 2.3 BUD
BostnBeer SAM
BritAmT 3.9 BTI
BrownFrB 1.9 r BFB
CntlErDst
CEDC
CompBbd 2.0 ABV
CpCervcr 3.3 CCU
ConstelA
STZ
Diageo 3.7 DEO
Lorilla 5.3 r LO
MolCoorB 1.7 TAP
PhilMor 4.3 PM
ReynldAm7.0 r RAI
UST
3.8 r UST
Universl 3.5 r UVV
VectorGp 9 VGR
20.55
65.35
46.57
66.50
72.05
46.41
55.69
32.00
21.63
70.10
69.85
47.74
50.78
48.86
66.56
52.03
17.51
+.71 +31 19m 12

+.47 10 7.2m 22
.92 +14 141 21
+4.50 8 197 14
+.24 +1 362 20
+1.00 55 470 22o
+1.08 15 591 12o
.11 +8 57 10k
+.17 +16 2.1m 13
+1.24+158 1.7m 14o
1.30 22 1.8m 13
+.99 33 1.2m 16o
+2.68 +25 12m 15o
+.24 35 1.0m 10
+.02 54 1.7m 18
+2.94 +40 479 13o
.15 +2 259 22o
27. AUTO&PARTS
55 45 76 C D+35.0
90 82 89 B D+45.5
94 75 97 B B+23.1
62 74 79 D C+18.1
31 80 21 C D 65.1
44 40 64 E B18.7
88 80 82 A D143
37 82 26 B D56.0
24 20 42 C D24.1
88 88 75 A E 49.3
53 95 28 B E 76.0
42 75 16 B C 111
71 42 95 C B 15.0
29 73 22 C E 19.7
46 73 17 A D27.0
25 45 41 B D22.6
72 65 69 B C+51.0
43 97 22 C C 31.4
57 57 64 C B37.6
61 81 60 C C+44.5
77 97 52 B D 25.0
36 69 47 D D+16.5
11 35 28 D D 100
56 42 57 B C+20.0
88 54 96 C A26.2
42 73 47 .. B79.1
19 50 31 .. C+23.8
82 67 78 B B34.7
39 63 39 C C+59.0
35 67 21 C D+22.6
64 68 83 E B+23.0
37 86 32 C D 33.5
37 73 39 D C+38.0
44 46 51 B C 119
53 87 36 A E 54.9
ATCTech r ATAC 23.88

AdvAuto .6 r AAP 39.89
AmerCar CRMT . 18.56
ArvMerit 3.2 ARM 12.33
Autoliv 5.0 r ALV 32.68
Autonation r AN 11.49
Autozone r AZO 122.1
BorgWrn1.4 r BWA 30.97
CarMax
KMX 13.34
Copart
r CPRT . 37.93
Cummins 1.6 r CMI . 42.77
Daimler 6.9 r DAI 46.11
Dorman
DORM 12.36
ExideTech XIDE 6.60
FedMogul FDML 12.08
Gentex 3.4 r GNTX 12.94
GenuiPrt 3.9 GPC 39.75
Goodyear
GT 15.09
HondaM 2.5 HMC 29.60
JohnsnCt 1.8 JCI 28.79
LKQCorp
LKQX 16.00
Lydall Inc
LDL 9.38
MagnaA 2.9 r MGA 49.75
Midas
MDS 13.63
MnroM 1.1 r MNRO 22.04
Navistar
NAV 51.22
Nissan 4.9 NSANY 13.08
OReillyAuto ORLY 26.70
Paccar 2.0 r PCAR 36.19
Penske 3.3 PAG 11.03
SuperrIn 3.3 SUP 19.35
TRWAuto
TRW 15.49
TitanInt .1 TWI 20.27
Toyota 2.8 r TM 83.90
WABCOn .8 WBC 35.04
49 57 43 B B 32.9
69 71 55 A B 52.8
30 22 77 D D+12.5
85 92 82 C B 18.2
67 59 68 B B52.1
52 58 50 B C+50.7
65 58 79 E B 25.0
45 79 61 .. C 43.0
54 25 81 D B+20.0
75 97 46 A D 70.9
14 29 19 E E 29.8
78 41 90 B B+35.0
59 53 66 B C+51.8
60 84 42 A C+23.4
6 32 12 B E 49.4
69 66 68 B B 52.4
13 30 9 B D148
73 83 52 A B65.1
68 64 68 D C+11.0
12 43 12 C B100
64 51 81 C C+21.4
34 47 43 B B45.1
10 39 10 C E 65.4
24 63 20 C C+62.3
93 77 88 A B+54.7
AmCasi 3.0 ASCA 14.06

BallyTech
BYI . 30.91
Bluegreen
BXG 6.58
CallGolf 2.0 r ELY 13.95
Carnival 4.4 CCL 35.97
CarnPLC 5.1 CUK 31.30
CedrFair
9 FUN 20.55
ChoicHtl 2.7 r CHH 27.03
Cinemar 5.0 CNK 14.34
Ctrip
.6 CTRP 39.34
DiscCmA DISAD 14.53
DrmwksAm r DWA 31.51
HarlyDav 3.6 r HOG 36.73
IntctlH 3.4 IHG 12.08
IntlGame 3.3 IGT 17.77
IntlSpdw .3 r ISCA 38.87
LasVgSnds LVS 31.32
LifeTmFit
LTM 31.57
LionsGate
LGF 9.14
MGMMirge r MGM 26.79
Marcus 2.1 r MCS 16.26
MarrtInt 1.4 MAR 25.08
OrntExHA .4 OEH 24.29
PennNatl r PENN 25.55
Polaris 3.3 r PII 46.43
+.14 +4 135 13k

+.23 17 1.3m 15o
.03 25 233 12
.71 27 1.0m 10o
1.07 14 980 7
+.25 64 1.6m 8
1.27 17 750 12o
1.80 +6 1.4m 10
.66 +18 3.3m 29o
.07 +18 632 21o
.95 +52 5.2m 9
4.39 +70 1.3m 5
.17 52 10 12k
.78 3 979 7o
.47 67 87 ..k
1.36+208 3.3m 15
.46 +9 1.0m 12k
.22 32 3.0m 5o
.51 6 862 9
1.54 +23 4.6m 12
.97 15 1.3m 21k
.25 9 142 12k
1.44 +39 968 7o
.13 37 48 19k
1.02 +5 118 20k
2.96 15 467 11o
.51 7 652 6k
.07 40 1.2m 15
2.00 +43 5.7m 11
.44 +36 1.4m 6k
+.19 +94 586 42x
.42 51 426 5o
1.05 +3 1.5m 61
1.90 8 719 9o
.50 +1 559 9
28. LEISURE
.13 37 546 11o
+.63 9 1.1m 16o
.33 34 71 7
.12 54 363 13o
+.62 2 6.5m 12o
+.30 +5 507 11
.16 47 65 79
.07 17 488 14x
+.74 30 212 ..o
+.73 42 891 33o
+.28 49 1.6m ..o
+.06 33 638 16o
.57 +9 3.5m 10
.29 52 55 7
+.59 +10 4.8m 13o
.04 +23 371 13k
4.79 +84 9.3m 65o
+.30 54 446 16
+.04 1 605 ..o
1.71 25 3.5m 16o
+.18 7 131 22
1.01+117 9.3m 14
+.16 +6 644 20o
1.02 25 883 14
+.94 15 444 13


52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
57 27 75 D B16.0
54 40 59 B B 22.9
39 66 15 A D+29.8
34 63 30 C D+44.0
45 74 37 B D 40.7
19 54 16 B D+62.8
78 61 82 B A 47.8
65 60 79 D D+32.1
12 49 19 .. E 16.2
49 86 27 B E 66.3
84 94 69 A B41.2
26 50 29 C C+33.8
64 85 46 A C+176
RHIEnt
RHIE
RegalEnt 7.7 RGC
RicksCabrt r RICK
RylCarib 3.5 RCL
SciGames SGMS
StarwdHt3.3 r HOT
SteinerLeis r STNR
SteinwyMus r LVB
TownSprts r CLUB
VailResorts r MTN
WMSInds WMS
Wyndhm 1.0 WYN
Wynn
r WYNN
13.00
15.65
9.69
21.26
22.56
27.10
34.11
27.00
5.83
33.95
29.94
15.29
80.19
1.90+168 170 99
.13 33 742 18
.13 22 253 10
+.51 16 2.8m 7
.46 40 910 18o
1.04 +2 4.5m 10
.27 39 51 13
1.32 50 31 13
.27 32 102 6
1.00 37 286 12o
.63 49 558 25o
.42 +45 3.4m 7o
1.45 29 1.5m 25o
29. MEDIA
39 19 87 D B 62.7
47 67 26 A B57.6
23 64 19 D C+31.6
22 64 20 D C+32.2
56 98 15 A D 31.8
37 19 83 .. C+35.1
60 98 27 B C+126
81 83 79 C C+24.5
79 83 79 C C+24.2
70 72 67 C B+27.1
77 49 84 A D+29.1
52 95 22 B D+47.3
13 73 7 E E 31.2
54 12 86 D A 50.9
10 30 18 C B 46.2
Amrep
AXR
BritSky 4.3 BSY
CBSCpA 7.5 CBSA
CBSCpB 7.5 CBS
CTCMedia CTCM
Cablevs 1.6 CVC
CEurMed
CETV
CmstA 1.3 CMCSA
CctSp 1.3 CMCSK
ChorusE 3.1 r CJR
DirecTV
r DTV
DishNetwk DISH
DolanMn
DM
FishrComm FSCI
Gannett
9 GCI
41.17
29.53
14.37
14.43
15.16
24.98
66.47
19.35
19.34
17.65
25.82
20.69
9.59
38.25
17.05
1.24
.17
.26
.15
+.16
.18
+1.07
.28
.38
+.25
.36
.31
.50
1.15
+.14
59 11 33
24 69 14
58 13 7
20 5.8m 7o
31 341 14
45 1.4m ..o
+61 848 20o
+19 27m 24
3 7.5m 24
72 15 13k
24 7.5m 20o
+3 3.3m 9o
27 194 63
41 22 83
28 3.8m 4

52-wk
Dividend
Close
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
30. METALS/STEEL
23 64 8 B D73.1 AKSteel .8 AKS 24.31 1.61
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
9 55 5 B E 115 AllegTch 2.5 r ATI 28.75 .80
11 42 5 B E 91.0 AlmChina 2.1 ACH 15.01 .14
63 78 71 .. B 28.1 GpTelevs 1.6 TV 22.19 +.32 +33 3.2m 16 47 84 19 A C+53.7 AmpcoPit 2.8 AP 25.84 .06
42 24 84 D C+26.2 HrstArgT 1.3 HTV 21.80 .53 49 95 32x 39 85 16 A E 104 ArcelrMt 2.7 r MT 47.60 1.78
46 39 56 D B42.9 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 29.69 .61 13 1.8m 99o 63 89 37 B B36.9 BarnesG 3.2 r B 19.75 .47
49 39 56 D B 39.9 LibGlobC r LBTYK 28.12 +.03 +6 774 99 26 61 17 C D+58.7 BrushEMat BW 17.89 .68
17 23 38 C D25.9 LibMCapA r LCAPA 13.35 .03 45 596 4o 18 67 8 B D79.7 CarpTech 2.9 r CRS 25.17 .48
43 2 85 C C 28.6 LibMEntAn LMDIA 25.20 +.23 29 1.5m 99o 40 80 7 A E 80.5 CenturyAl CENX 26.53 1.16
29 52 31 B D55.1 McGrwH 2.8 r MHP 31.13 .48 17 2.0m 11 28 48 10 B E 39.8 CmrclMt 2.9 r CMC 16.28 .61
26 57 33 C D+62.4 Meredth 3.1 r MDP 27.74 .30 14 605 8k 45 92 19 A D52.5 ComphSi 7.7 SID 20.62 .64
36 66 26 C D17.5 NetSvcC
NETC 8.59 .19 13 727 25k 54 80 14 A C+66.3 DynMatl .7 BOOM 22.72 .49
21 15 57 C C+21.1 NYTimes 6.2 NYT 14.82 +.53 15 1.4m 16 58 89 41 C C 60.0 FosterLB r FSTR 30.71 +.29
51 91 23 B D 23.6 NwsCpA 1.0 NWSA 11.92 .07 32 8.3m 9 55 85 19 A D 19.8 Gerdau
.8 GNA 9.46 .38
52 95 22 B E 25.0 NewsCo 1.0 NWS 12.08 .07 +2 4.8m 9o 45 92 19 A D26.2 Gerdau 2.8 GGB 10.90 .20
59 88 46 C D16.8 Pearson 5.7 PSO 10.65 .25 +8 271 13 77 71 95 D B24.6 Gibrltr 1.1 ROCK 18.28 .43
r GTI . 14.01 1.10
70 92 53 A D25.0 RRSat 5.3 RRST 12.05 .49 61 8 15 34 97 29 .. D 28.0 GrafTech
45 80 51 .. C+40.1 ReedEls 3.7 ENL 30.00 +.30 44 57 11 23 78 29 .. D18.5 GrupoSimec SIM 8.73 .15
44 73 54 .. C+54.6 ReedEls 3.5 RUK 40.82 +.68 13 65 13 89 73 94 B C+25.6 HawkClA
HWK 20.25 +.12
50 60 49 A D+54.3 RogrsCo 2.8 r RCI 34.11 +.87 17 569 18 36 20 36 A C+90.0 HaynsIntn HAYN 45.79 1.04
27 32 49 D C+40.0 Scholas 1.2 r SCHL 25.66 .02 30 281 16 69 83 53 A B60.0 ILToolWk 2.9 ITW 42.61 1.84
50 47 66 D B45.0 ScrippsN .8 SNI 36.77 +.46 +8 668 .. 82 95 68 B C+20.2 Insteel .9 r IIIN 13.00 .59
87 97 66 A B28.8 ShawCom 3.9 r SJR 19.99 .34 23 154 20k 78 68 63 A C+61.6 Kaydon 1.5 KDN 45.22 +.16
66 82 56 C B33.7 TWCable
TWC 23.84 .36 52 864 20o 39 61 22 B B60.0 Ladish
LDSH 19.74 .51
39 69 51 D D19.2 TimeWr 1.9 TWX 13.06 .05 14 23m 13o 38 81 12 A C+58.7 Mechel 5.4 MTL 17.19 .77
46 83 28 A E 45.0 ViacomA
VIA 25.06 +.20 15 81 9o 43 97 7 A E 18.9 Metalico
MEA 5.35 .55
50 83 28 A D 45.4 ViacomB
VIAB 25.01 +.17 31 2.5m 9 46 67 41 C D+38.6 Mueller 1.7 MLI 24.08 +1.07
NCS 30.97 .78
3 9 11 E D 25.0 VirgnMd 2.0 VMED 7.92 +.02 37 4.6m ..o 79 94 78 C B45.6 NCIBldg
74 83 74 B C+35.7 WaltDsny 1.1 DIS 30.68 .01 21 11m 13o 88 83 95 C B17.4 NNInc 2.4 r NNBR 13.11 +.26
29 35 45 C B 880 Wash P 1.6 WPO 540.815.98 17 23 19 65 87 73 D E 65.2 NWPipe NWPX 42.01 1.61
3.3 NUE 38.65 .85
75 85 73 A D51.8 WilyJhnA 1.3 JWA 40.62 +.17 +9 220 18 51 92 18 A C 83.6 Nucor
63 56 76 B B 19.9 WWEnte 9 WWE 15.33 .13 18 258 19o 32 79 25 C E 78.3 OlympcSt .6 ZEUS 28.14 1.35
39 82 21 A C 201 POSCO 2.4 PKX 88.78 4.59
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
E
Closing
Vol% P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
Symbol Price Chg Chg S S Str Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
IRO 18.76 ... 92 .. 40 C+ C 42.0 HoldrsTel
TTH 26.20 ... 74
CUT 16.31 .16 2 .. 48 C+ D 142 HUtil
UTH 108.1 +.33 +34
HAO 14.98 +.01 83 .. 32 C+ D 80.5 HWirelss WMH 47.82 .66 +888k
CGW 19.70 ... 64
UBD 48.14 ... 80
IMO 42.90 +.30 +14
ULQ 49.92 +.07 79 84 47 DD 63.1 ImprlOil
IOC 26.51 .99 58
UEM 46.46 +.36 +138 61 93 DB 41.6 InterOil
GRI 37.97 .25 50 68 42 A+D+ 65.0 InvrnsMed IMA 30.10 +.10 15
IAU 86.25 +.78 17k
MCF 50.103.88 9 .. 81 C+ B 101 IShrsCmxG
DIA 108.3 .02 13 .. 60 C+ D 106 IShHYCBd n HYG 84.85+2.85 +147k
EII 10.14 ... 97 .. 62 C+ C 55.8 IShrsKLDSo DSI 42.782.31 43
.. 81 C+ D 105 IShLeFxB n MBB 101.4 .71 +803k
.. 77 C+ C+ 108 IShCalMuni CMF 100.6 +.10 60
.. 80 C+ C+ 27.7 FTAmBio
FBT 23.73 .11 +217k .. 75 C+ E 104 IShNMuBd n MUB 97.10 .21 10k
.. 60 C+ C+ 19.4 FTCnsmDis n FXD 13.63 +.03 +198 .. 78 C+ B 105 IShNYMuni NYF 100.8 .87 9
.. 86 C+ D+ 20.2 FTCnsStp n FXG 19.26+1.76 +319 .. 25 C+ D 50.5 IShUSPfd n PFF 28.80 +.40 +59k
SLV 12.33 +.48 30k
.. 53 C+ C+ 25.3 FTStrVal
FDV 19.13 +.01 +65k .. 38 C+ D+ 20.7 IShSilver
LXU 14.32 +.47 13
.. 42 C+ C+ 34.2 FTDJGlDv n FGD 21.15+2.15 +159 20 35 E D+ 28.9 LSBInds
.. 42 C+ D 28.1 FTDJInt
FDN 18.46 .28 +106k 92 92 D+B 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 15.32 +.26 15
.. 70 C+ C 25.5 FTDJMic
FDM 19.53 ... +459k
.. 24 C+ D 32.4 FTSelDv30 n FDD 15.70 ... 3k
.. 31 C+ D+ 30.2 FTEnrgy n FXN 17.95 ... 78 .. 99 C+ A 27.0 Mac100OilD DOY 24.70 +.45 73
.. 64 C+ B 18.7 FTFincl n
FXO 12.57 +.26 +334 .. 28 C+ C+ 36.0 Mac100OilU UOY 24.85 .39 59
.. 48 C+ B 56.0 FTrFTSE n FFR 36.00 +.10 94k .. 24 C+ E 66.2 MktVAgr n MOO 36.20 .60 57
.. 71 C+ C+ 21.4 FTHlthCr n FXH 17.62 .22 +253 .. 74 C+ D 111 MktVInt n ITM 98.90 ... 45x
.. 48 C+ D 20.1 FTIndPrd n FXR 14.60 .04 94 .. 62 C+ E 103 MktVLgM n MLN 85.351.34 16x
.. 46 C+ D 25.9 FTIPOX
FPX 18.94 .21 31k .. 79 C+ A 51.4 MktVShMu n SMB 48.94 .14 11x
.. 55 C+ B 30.4 FTLCpCre n FEX 22.52 ... +15 .. 58 C+ C+ 58.5 MktVEnvir EVX 44.101.08 +96k
.. 44 C+ C+ 32.0 FTLCpGr n FTC 22.87 .33 +48 .. 22 C+ D 45.0 MktVGam
BJK 24.02 +.67 89
.. 67 C+ C 29.8 FTLCpVal n FTA 22.82 +.90 +209 .. 29 C+ C+ 56.9 MktVGold GDX 34.00 +.21 1
.. 40 C+ D+ 24.4 FTMatlrs n FXZ 16.421.04 +999 .. 21 C+ E 45.0 MkVNucE n NLR 22.01 .46 41
.. 62 C+ D 30.6 FTMCpCre n FNX 23.75 ... 90 .. 57 C+ .. 38.8 MkVHardAst HAP 31.58 .50 +17
.. 70 C+ C+ 23.9 FTMStrDv
FDL 16.48 +.54 19k .. 38 C+ D 45.6 MktVSolar n KWT 29.40+1.94 42
.. 51 C+ E 32.3 FTMulCpGr n FAD 23.71 .72 +925 .. 15 C+ E 114 MktVSteel SLX 50.851.71 +9
MEA 5.35 .55 50
.. 69 C+ D 28.9 FTMulCpV n FAB 22.57 +.58 +546 97 7 C+ E 18.9 Metalico
MXC 16.11 .90 13
.. 88 C+ C 19.9 FTREIT n
FRI 17.40+1.88 +613k 77 99 C+ C 55.9 MexcoEn
.. 69 C+ B 30.0 FTSmCpCr n FYX 23.54 ... 94 38 77 A B 55.8 Ntl Hlthcr NHC 46.85 .27 12
95
32
D+E
33.0
NGSvcs
NGS 16.81 .66 25
.. 42 C+ B 22.8 FTTechlgy n FXL 15.08 +.06 +112
.. 60 C+ C+ 19.7 FTUtils n
FXU 15.04 .00 51 .. 42 C+ D 27.2 NetsDAX n DAX 18.93 .60 75
.. 40 C+ D 18.6 FstTrVL100 FVL 12.79 .24 +150k .. 25 C+ E 26.5 NetsJSE40 JNB 16.49 .35 50
.. 70 C+ C+ 17.2 FstTrVLDv FVD 14.02 +.08 +86k .. 40 C+ E 26.3 NetFtse100 n LDN 18.70 ... 0
.. 56 C+ E 21.8 FTrVLEq
FVI 16.37 +.02 +200k .. 44 C+ E 25.2 NetsSinga
SGT 18.93 ... 91
36 25 DB 28.6 GenesEngy GEL 14.27 .02 80 .. 33 C+ D+ 25.3 NetsSPMib ITL 17.52 ... 97
24 78 D+C+ 25.2 Geokinetic GOK 18.001.00 6 .. 38 C+ C+ 28.4 NetASX200 n AUS 18.65 +.50 75
90 92 B B+ 46.5 Gormanrupp GRC 38.25 +.53 +23k
99 85 B D 110 Graham
GHM 49.025.08 47k
49 58 DC 20.8 PnrDrlng
PDC 13.09 .21 38
.. 51 C+ C+ 38.0 GrHCmdty GCC 27.73 +.11 35 .. 46 C+ C+ 16.3 PSAutBGr
PAO 11.63 +.20 33
6 67 D+C+ 25.5 GreenHtr n GRH 14.05 .20 49 .. 46 C+ D+ 16.2 PSAutoBal PCA 11.73 .49 +31
78 29 E D 18.5 GrupoSimec SIM 8.73 .15 3 .. 46 C+ D+ 16.4 PSAutGr
PTO 11.63 +.24 52
37 8 D C+ 16.5 HQSustM n HQS 5.15 +.09 50
PPA 16.82 .26 +41
73 94 C+ C+ 25.6 HawkClA HWK 20.25 +.12 +56 .. 50 C+ D+ 24.3 PSAerDef
.. 62 C+ E 26.4 PSBuybk
PKW 20.06 +.87 +135
.. 86 C+ C+ 1.1 HB2BInt
BHH .49 .05 45k
.. 85 C+ B 206 HBiotech BBH 180.82.10 +61 .. 46 C+ C+ 38.0 PSCleantc PZD 26.10 +.50 59
.. 67 C+ D+ 46.6 PwshrsDB DBC 33.10 .79 39
.. 48 C+ D 16.2 HBrdbd
BDH 10.93 .28 69k
DBA 30.00 .21 24
.. 38 C+ E 94.0 HEur2001 EKH 59.85 .25 +60k .. 53 C+ D+ 43.5 PSAgri
DBB 19.40 .27 41
.. 37 C+ D 68.5 HInternt HHH 42.891.79 44k .. 40 C+ E 28.0 PSBMet
.. 72 C+ E 57.0 PSEngy
DBE 38.88 .78 36
.. 56 C+ D 56.5 HIntArc
IAH 41.351.60 +680k
.. 64 C+ E 30.2 PwShCurH DBV 24.25 .01 28
.. 12 C+ D 6.0 HIntInf
IIH 2.52 .01 +123k
.. 78 C+ C 38.0 PSGold
DGL 32.45 +.28 24
.. 52 C+ D 67.4 HMkt2000 MKH 49.57+1.16 +341k .. 72 C+ E 55.7 PSOil
DBO 37.64 .78 79
.. 28 C+ E 229 HOilSvc
OIH 140.16.56 22 .. 72 C+ B 38.7 PSPrMet
DBP 30.59 +.57 34
.. 68 C+ D+ 84.1 HPharm
PPH 67.00 +.60 +43 .. 36 C+ D 39.2 PSSilv
DBS 23.14+1.09 +7
.. 81 C+ B 155 HRegBk
RKH 112.6+5.36 63 .. 67 C+ B 18.3 PwShDiv
PFM 14.35 .65 +92
.. 75 C+ C+ 104 HoldrsRetl RTH 88.951.19 40 .. 51 C+ D+ 30.7 PSAggGr
PGZ 21.66 .32 +103
.. 42 C+ C+ 37.6 HMLSemi SMH 24.25 .45 2 .. 91 C+ D+ 27.5 PShBank
PJB 21.07 +.60 29
.. 72 C+ C 46.1 HSftware SWH 38.78 .84 +296 .. 44 C+ B+ 21.1 PSBldCns
PKB 13.71 .46 +44
.. 67 C+ B 26.0 ClayDvRtn n
Total Volume: 30,848,441 Change: #34.9%
.. 38 C+ D 26.2 ClayGTim n
.. 23 C+ E 27.1 ClayChSC n
.. 48 C+ D+ 26.8 ClayWatr n
C+ E 54.4 ClayBond n
Stocks $12 and higher with at least { point change and 20,000 .... 77
80 C+ C+ 51.6 ClayMicr n
shares traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative .. 71 C+ E 52.4 ClayUS1 n
Strength 80 or more are boldfaced.
.. 53 C+ B 51.9 CohStGRl
73 46 C+ E 95.2 Contango
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk
Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Rnk Str Dis High Stock Name
Symbol Price
Change (1000s) Change .. 59 C+ D 142 DJIDiamnd
3 83 D B 11.1 EngInfra
AMEX Stocks On The Move
..
..
..
..
..
..
27
88
69
53
64
86
B
C
D
D+
B
D+
29.20 EmMktTel
19.86 FTREIT n
28.92 FTMulCpV n
26.62 PSHYCpBd n
18.73 FTFincl n
20.21 FTCnsStp n
ETF
FRI
FAB
PHB
FXO
FXG
15.59
17.40
22.57
19.70
12.57
19.26
+0.45 323 +999

+1.88 71 +613
+0.58 42 +546
+1.50 56 +368
+0.26 57 +334
+1.76 130 +319
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
40
51
32
81
56
54
50
58
31
D+
E
D
D
D
E
D
B
D+
24.42 FTMatlrs n
32.30 FTMulCpGr n
80.45 HWirelss
104.5 IShLeFxB n
56.48 HIntArc
61.45 SpdrLCapG
40.04 RdxSPGth
22.94 PwSWtrRes o
77.13 Rdx2xMdC
FXZ
FAD
WMH
MBB
IAH
ELG
RPG
PHO
RMM
16.42
23.71
47.82
101.4
41.35
46.66
29.87
17.82
45.55
1.04
0.72
0.66
0.71
1.60
0.72
1.07
0.58
2.45
134
61
119
1,185
136
295
85
3,124
24
+999
+925
+888
+803
+680
+548
+420
+354
+325
10 Most Active Stocks 10 Most % Up (Stocks Over $12)

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

| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg Rnk|Str| Stock Name
..97B PrUShQQQ 55.88 +1.16 36.80

..21D+ ProUltFn
18.65 +1.11 83.22
..50B SPDRFincl 20.50 +0.61184.26
..93B PrUShSP
70.50 +0.20 39.13
..54C SPDR
116.15 +0.16319.15
..59D DJIDiamnd 108.34 0.02 22.61
..27D ProUltSP
49.10 0.14 23.16
..50C+ SPDRInds 29.92 0.88 19.64
..39D SPDREnergy 62.37 0.93 45.06
..17E ProUltQQQ 50.80 1.58 25.23
17
+8
20
+42
+9
13
+56
+87
+10
+38
..
..
..
..
..
81
..
..
38
..
88 FTREIT n
42 FTDJGlDv n
86 FTCnsStp n
53 PSHYCpBd n
28 PShPfd n
69 BritAmTob
78 KbwBk
38 MktVSolar n
83 MaineMari
51 Rydx2xFin
Closing Net
Vol Vol%
| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg
17.40
21.15
19.26
19.70
13.06
66.50
36.01
29.40
35.05
55.30
+1.88 71,3 +613

+2.15 8,3 +159
+1.76 130,2 +319
+1.50 55,7 +368
+0.92 307,9 +28
+4.50 197,4 8
+2.418,676,9 10
+1.94 13,9 42
+2.10 2,8 63
+3.30 5,3 77
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
E
Closing
Vol%
Closing
Vol% P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg S S Str Dis Hi Stock
.. 58 C+ E 32.2 ClaySIns
NFO 23.72 ... 75
For Wednesday, October 1, 2008
.. 60 C+ C+ 27.9 ClayStlth
STH 19.53 ... +330
.. 40 C+ D 33.7 ClaySecR
XRO 22.64 .44 +33
CSD 17.65 .32 +59
29 94 AC+ 18.7 Argan n
AGX 15.26 .22 41 .. 33 C+ D+ 30.2 ClayClear
16 88 C+ B 29.9 BPZRes
BZP 16.47 .73 28 .. 66 C+ B 28.1 ClaySabD
DEF 22.52 +.02 +205
91 91 AB 53.2 BakerMichl BKR 31.852.95 +7 .. 56 C+ D 30.2 ClayOcn
OTP 23.00 +.11 56
.. 77 C+ E 101 BSCurYld n YYY 98.28 ... 57 .. 34 C+ E 27.7 ClayDvInt
EEN 17.35 +.16 71
71 89 A+A 115 BioRad A
BIO 99.26 +.14 49 .. 53 C+ E 27.5 ClayMCpCr n CZA 20.45 ... 80
81 69 B C+ 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 66.50+4.50 8 .. 51 C+ E 29.9 ClayOcnTG n OTR 21.82 .11 +105
.. 40 C+ B 26.8 ClayGrLcp n XGC 17.17 .17 +377
.. 46 C+ B 23.7 ClayHiIn n LVL 14.98 .14 +591
86 33 D+D 11.7 CEFranklin CFK 6.61 .04 31k .. 31 C+ D+ 28.8 ClyClrGl
EXB 15.64 +.28 90
43 47 A D 18.7 CaracoPh
CPD 12.26 .25 35k .. 31 C+ D 36.5 ClayCdEn n ENY 20.29 .36 74
.. 53 C+ D 26.9 ClayYldH
CVY 18.74 +.14 0 .. 36 C+ B 27.6 ClayCtry n CRO 17.80 .02 72
.. 29 C+ D 58.3 ClayBRIC
EEB 34.59 .16 55 .. 36 C+ C+ 25.4 ClayIntY n HGI 16.28 .82 +4
AB
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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
24
42
66
75
89
79
73
52
91
37
69
63
91
73
53
73
73
90
72
9
83
73
73
58
78
78
84
67
78
77
83
55
26
99 A
98 C+
91 C+
85 B
80 A
96 A
87 B82 B69 D89 B
91 B
76 B81 C
85 B
94 A61 B
99 B+
23 C
69 D
98 A81 B57 D65 B+
90 B78 B81 B+
81 B85 C
80 B70 D+
65 C
87 A98 B
2.6 APAC CustS

3.3 ATS Med
25.9 AaronRntA
12.4 AbngtBc
29.0 AcadiaRlty
10.3 Aceto
12.2 AdeptTch
34.0 Agree Realty
12.5 Air T
431.1 Alexanders
116.5 AlexREEqt
27.7 AllncFnl
5.9 AlldMot
7.6 AllionHth
34.8 AmerCamp
10.0 Ameriana
9.5 AmCareSrc
14.5 AmerOrBio
3.4 AmersvFnl
3.1 Anadys
13.7 AnimalH
21.2 AnnalyCap
10.3 Anworth
200.0 ArdenGpA
4.8 ArtTech
10.1 AssistLiv
133.9 Atrion
25.6 AuburnNB
125.5 AvalonBay
16.7 BCBBncrp
8.2 BOFIHldg
60.0 BRE Pprts
17.4 BncTrstFn
APAC
ATSI
RNTA
ABBC
AKR
ACET
ADEP
ADC
AIRT
ALX
ARE
ALNC
AMOT
ALLI
ACC
ASBI
ANCI
AOB
ASRV
ANDS
AHII
NLY
ANH
ARDNA
ARTG
ALC
ATRI
AUBN
AVB
BCBP
BOFI
BRE
BTFG
REITs
A
BBBB
B
C+
AE
BBBDE
B+
B+
C+
29.0
20.3
36.5
12.0
471.0
116.5
66.9
34.8
30.5
28.8
19.9
9.3
21.2
14.5
10.3
65.8
34.5
-81
-46
-41
-65
-16
-28
42
-30
-7
-49
-2
13
113
-48
-41
-86
-25
-30
-45
-14
47
-45
-27
-90
-21
-37
-93
-69
-12
36
-87
-45
-69
96
97
90
86
84
76
84
88
88
82
93
85
92
88
80
94
81
90
79
80
75
88
77
90
81
76
82
86
79
75
84
99
77
79
72
91
59
96
40
54
51
80
70
87
49
84
50
73
66
64
72
42
78
94
96
63
66
81
45
58
55
36
61
67
94
23
91 B+
81 B
81 C+
77 B
52 D
78 A72 B99 B
70 B77 C+
79 B97 C+
66 B95 A68 D
93 A
85 B+
91 B82 A
59 C
38 B
58 B46 D
87 B
60 D+
88 E
93 B
86 B
99 D
65 C+
70 B
97 B
89 C+
33.6 BankMarin
9.9 BioImag
29.5 BioMdRlty
15.7 BlkRKel n
14.6 BlueSq
29.7 BostPvtF
22.8 BrdgeBcp
3.5 BrdpntSec
11.0 Broadwy Finl
79.3 BrownForA
9.8 CBIZInc
12.1 CV Thera
10.2 CapeBncp n
146.8 CapSW
18.6 CapstdMtg
11.0 CardiacSc
10.5 Cardinal Finl
40.5 CassInfo
8.3 CentJrsy
24.9 CentrueF
21.9 Ceragon
27.3 ChinaArch
8.0 ChinaInfo
9.0 Ciber
9.7 CtzCmtyB
23.0 CitizHold
9.2 Citizens
12.0 ColonlBnk
16.4 CombiMx rs
52.6 CommBcp
21.0 CmrNatPA
7.3 CmpTask
5.2 Consulier
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
92
Closing
Vol% % 23
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
80
AcadiaRlty AKR 25.03 -0.25 -16 3.4 81
ACapAgy
AGNC 16.84 -0.48 -3 23.8 71
Agree Realty ADC 27.49 -1.11 -30 7.3 57
AlescoFncl AFN 0.90 0.00 -12 .. 87
Alexanders ALX 384.61 -15.39 -49 .. 19
AlexREEqt
ARE 112.58 0.08 -2 2.8 66
AMB Ppty AMB 43.42 -1.88 -51 4.8 12
AmerCamp ACC 33.32 -0.56 -41 4.1 70
AmerCmtyTr APO 10.20 0.00 -56 .. 68
AmerLndLs ANL 18.15 -1.28 -8 5.5 72
AmMtgAcc AMC 0.59 -0.01 -36 .. 87
AmREIT
AMY 6.65 -0.10 186 7.4 43
AnnalyCap NLY 14.06 0.61 -45 15.6 3
Anthracite AHR 5.09 -0.27 -23 24.4 91
Anworth
ANH 5.97 0.05 -27 19.4 11
ApartntInv AIV 34.65 -0.37 -55 6.9 75
ArborRT
ABR 9.89 -0.11 -74 25.1 43
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
80
69
82
4
89
91
45
94
19
63
17
67
57
27
65
71
46
2.15 0.00
2.70 -0.19
22.07 0.00
9.98 -0.14
25.03 -0.25
9.71 0.12
8.36 -0.26
27.49 -1.11
8.98 -0.02
384.61-15.39
112.58 0.08
23.00 0.00
5.15 -0.05
5.58 -0.37
33.32 -0.56
7.72 -0.90
9.11 0.22
6.47 -0.02
2.74 0.23
2.64 -0.01
8.03 -0.21
14.06 0.61
5.97 0.05
155.95 10.33
3.44 -0.08
6.39 0.02
103.07 0.04
24.00 0.00
96.45 -1.97
13.25 0.00
6.49 0.00
48.40 -0.60
13.36 0.24
AB
BC+
D
AAC+
B
D+
BD
B+
B
BD
B
BE
B
16.9
13.5
149.9
32.4
133.0
37.0
73.0
32.0
81.3
56.0
12.2
18.6
28.6
15.0
50.4
18.4
18.4
19.8
23.1
43.0
AsdEstRlty
AshfordH
AvalonBay
BioMdRlty
BostonPpts
BrandwnRty
BRE Pprts
BRT RealtyTr
Camden Pty
Capital Trust
CapLse
CapstdMtg
CaptlSrc
Care Inv n
CBL&Assoc
CBRE Rlt
CedarShp
Chimera n
CogdSpen
ColonlPty
BMRC
BITI
BMR
BKCC
BSI
BPFH
BDGE
BPSG
BYFC
BFA
CBZ
CVTX
CBNJ
CSWC
CMO
CSCX
CFNL
CASS
CJBK
TRUE
CRNT
CAEI
CPBY
CBR
CZWI
CIZN
CIA
COBK
CBMX
CCBP
CNAF
CTGX
CSLR
31.25
7.35
25.07
11.28
9.90
9.10
20.22
3.16
7.86
71.00
8.21
11.00
9.00
139.17
10.79
10.03
8.05
35.98
7.44
12.85
7.26
6.89
4.75
6.81
7.25
21.45
7.62
10.91
14.60
42.00
14.90
6.59
4.20
-0.25
-0.37
-1.38
-0.25
0.10
0.36
0.47
0.26
0.00
0.00
-0.24
0.20
-0.15
-2.88
-0.16
-0.33
-0.03
0.13
-0.06
0.00
-0.13
-0.20
0.05
-0.18
0.00
5.15
-0.60
0.00
-0.32
0.00
0.00
0.09
-0.05
FGH
MNO
PQR
-47
-62
205
-78
-64
-37
-83
-40
-71
185
97
-42
299
-96
-11
-2
-56
-64
-28
-49
-30
-57
-73
4
-86
350
-39
-85
-21
243
142
109
-89
86
91
95
81
92
88
87
95
89
87
93
93
81
77
79
77
94
85
98
91
82
91
95
89
80
75
79
94
77
91
78
91
80
81
85
82
75
77
90
88
76
73
73
88
88
63
43
94
67
60
73
43
53
33
73
78
73
99
99
73
96
74
76
73
45
3
63
50
41
23
82
73
29
50
78
23
68
70
88 D
99 B+
99 C+
74 B+
84 A61 B77 B95 B+
75 B
80 B89 A69 B
93 B77 C+
94 B64 D+
87 B+
80 D
96 D+
77 ..
62 B+
53 D+
88 B+
88 B
88 C
86 C+
94 A84 A97 B+
92 A
89 B
88 B67 D
99 A83 A+
59 A88 B69 B91 B-
45.4 CpOffcPty
12.8 CrawfrdA
2.1 Cyanotc
26.7 DSWInc
50.0 DailyJournal
69.0 Dassault
32.2 DeltaNG
4.5 Depomed
5.0 DescSys
9.8 DialysisCp
100.0 DiamHill
11.4 DigtlAlly n
51.3 DigitlRlt
22.2 DonegalB
5.3 Dyax
10.0 Dynex Cap
51.1 Eastgroup
4.0 EasyLkSInt
120.9 Ebix
27.9 Ecopetrol
14.5 EducRlty
12.4 EngWest
62.0 EntertmtP
56.0 EqLifePrp
49.0 EqtyRsd
129.6 EssexPpty
11.2 eTelecr n
19.2 EvansBcrp
27.9 Evercore
20.7 FNB Corp
28.5 FarmerBrs
95.4 FederlRlty
13.0 FstAdvBc n
13.3 FstbkPRic
18.4 FstBks
11.3 FstBncTr
23.2 FstBusey
20.0 FBusnFn
10.5 FstCalifF n
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
AEC
AHT
AVB
BMR
BXP
BDN
BRE
BRT
CPT
CT
LSE
CMO
CSE
CRE
CBL
CBF
CDR
CIM
CSA
CLP
13.06 0.03
3.91 -0.14
96.45 -1.97
25.07 -1.38
89.30 -4.36
15.22 -0.81
48.40 -0.60
8.79 0.20
44.95 -0.91
13.17 -2.33
7.62 -0.31
10.79 -0.16
12.51 0.21
10.73 -0.75
19.81 -0.27
1.35 0.00
13.35 0.13
6.10 -0.11
16.17 0.13
18.73 0.04
B9

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
+4 6.8m 6
6 2.4m 4
7 1.4m 6o
+39 92 6k
35 3.3m 4o
38 376 9o
39 154 10k
29 651 5o
16 1.2m 4
+35 2.8m 7x
10 4.9m 9o
12 292 11
51 69 12k
51 543 5o
11 6.4m 5o
8 533 13o
50 1.4m 8o
3 83 7
+56 83 14
42 82 8
+36 4.5m 12
40 166 6
+10 562 19k
79 47 10k
68 1.7m 5
50 522 6
6 285 7
28 351 7o
35 152 13
7 144 16k
19 6.5m 6
49 213 5
+27 1.0m 6o
48 21 85 D B 18.4
93 88 70 A B+44.0
48 86 16 B C+78.4
42 88 8 B E 118
72 88 35 A C+41.5
45 97 11 A D40.9
66 68 58 B C 23.9
48 81 23 A D+75.4
17 80 8 .. E 46.0
79 89 66 C B 38.8
19 48 16 B B36.5
39 89 12 A D 196
24 54 27 B D 41.7
79 95 53 B D+120
59 81 35 C B26.5
Quanex
.8 NX 15.27
RBCBear
ROLL 32.91
RelStlAl 1.1 RS 36.78
Schnitzr .2 SCHN 37.63
SimsGr 2.2 SMS 22.61
StlDyna 2.5 r STLD 15.92
Synalloy 1.9 SYNL 13.45
Tenaris 2.1 TS 36.92
Ternium 2.9 TX 17.24
Timken 2.5 TKR 28.58
Titanm 2.8 r TIE 10.58
USSteel 1.7 X . 70.95
UnivStnls USAP 24.23
Valmont .7 VMI . 76.62
Worthn 4.7 WOR 14.41
36 36 62 C B83.5
8 45 17 C E 44.8
1 22 8 C E 26.1
78 75 82 B B42.7
15 61 11 B E 38.8
13 11 17 D C+51.4
52 95 26 A D95.6
55 95 23 A C+86.1
77 85 55 A B 54.7
76 96 43 A B 42.9
21 77 12 B E 52.3
45 80 35 A E 121
27 64 14 A E 44.2
20 70 10 B E 127
51 84 24 B B 19.9
57 71 51 B B52.7
30 92 6 A E 45.0
7 39 13 .. E 16.9
AgnicoEg .3 AEM
Alcoa 3.2 r AA
Alumina 9 AWC
AMCOLI 2.3 ACO
AngloA 3.7 AAUK
AngloAs .6 AU
BHPBilLt 3.8 BHP
BHPBlplc 3.2 BBL
BarrckG 1.1 ABX
Buenavnt .8 BVN
Cameco 1.0 CCJ
Clevlnd
.7 CLF
CompVDR .6 RIO
FreeptC 3.8 r FCX
GoldFlds 2.4 GFI
Goldcorp .6 GG
HWinstn 1.5 HWD
IvanhoMn
IVN
+.03 +52 376 10

.78 10 132 16
1.19 13 1.4m 6
1.61 12 868 6
.49 54 198 7o
1.17 +5 6.6m 5
.10+193 33 9k
.37 +24 3.8m 10o
.40 +58 863 5o
+.23 +74 1.3m 10
.76 38 2.7m 10o
6.66 +33 11m 6o
1.32+118 86 8k
6.07 +97 568 17
.53 8 955 6o
34 33 51 B C+27.4
25 29 23 B B 41.4
64 96 47 A D 31.7
63 91 41 B C+57.6
42 59 20 A B44.1
82 72 78 A B+56.3
47 98 18 A E 558
78 47 92 B B+39.5
11 31 10 .. B 48.2
42 79 13 B B19.5
22 64 10 B D+47.8
25 85 9 B E 29.0
35 69 18 A D53.8
7 22 8 A E 27.3
37 76 15 B C 19.9
KinrsGo .5 KGC 16.93

LihirGold
LIHR 21.85
MesabTrs 21 MSB 18.94
NewmtM 1.0 NEM 38.61
PanAmSlvr PAAS 21.98
Randgold .2 GOLD 40.50
RioTinto 2.4 RTP . 254.2
RoylGld .7 r RGLD 37.61
SilverStd
SSRI 16.57
SilvWhtn
SLW 8.45
SthnCopp 12 r PCU 18.37
Sterlte
.8 SLT 8.86
TechCmco 3.7 TCK 26.43
ThomCrkgn
TC 8.98
Yamana 1.4 AUY 8.37
+21 5.8m 94
+60 23m 9
58 69 15
34 109 17k
13 1.9m 6o
24 1.6m ..o
12 4.6m 9o
+6 983 8o
+40 21m 17o
9 1.4m 10
+16 4.5m 12o
+16 5.0m 11o
+10 39m 9
+19 18m 5
+2 8.6m 16
+1 14m 51o
+72 121 5
+26 1.2m ..o
67 59 66 B C 59.7
84 81 83 B B40.3
49 62 39 B C 56.0
51 49 62 C C+22.9
19 31 23 .. B+49.0
56 52 64 B B47.1
45 68 37 B C+17.8
AveryDe
BradyA
Canon
EnnisI
Fujifilm
PitneyB
Xerox
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 78 C+ B 20.6 PwShBio
PBE 17.79 .31 +3
.. 40 C+ C 39.3 PShBasM
PYZ 26.78 .51 +39
.. 58 C+ E 27.4 PShCnsD
PEZ 19.08 +.89 +122
.. 78 C+ C+ 30.4 PShCnsS
PSL 25.71 +.29 +111
.. 67 C+ C+ 26.1 PSDeepV
PVM 21.38 +.07 50
.. 42 C+ C+ 45.9 PShEngy
PXI 30.21 .84 24
.. 36 C+ E 32.3 PSEnEx
PXE 20.01 .65 63
.. 72 C+ C 27.4 PShFinl
PFI 21.68 +.17 +32
.. 74 C+ D 18.7 PwShFdBev PBJ 15.32 +.10 69
.. 66 C+ D 30.5 PShHlSv
PTJ 22.26 ... 69
.. 69 C+ B 32.7 PShHlthc
PTH 24.82 .34 1
.. 38 C+ D 21.5 PwSHard PHW 12.45 ... 73
.. 53 C+ E 33.3 PShInds
PRN 24.56 .50 53
.. 77 C+ C 18.7 PwShIns
PIC 15.72 .07 +40
.. 50 C+ D 18.8 PwShLeis
PEJ 11.99 .12 22
.. 50 C+ D+ 19.5 PwShLgGr PWB 14.38 .24 21
.. 62 C+ D 21.8 PwShLgVal PWV 16.80 .07 +141
.. 60 C+ C+ 28.7 PShMagni
PIQ 22.26 ... +270
.. 54 C+ C+ 53.6 PwShDyMkt PWC 40.30 .28 0
.. 36 C+ D 17.0 PwShMedia PBS 9.92 ... 87
.. 42 C+ C+ 25.0 PwShMdGr PWJ 17.48 .37 18
.. 52 C+ C+ 20.3 PwShMdVal PWP 14.30 .11 5
.. 44 C+ D 21.3 PwShNetwk PXQ 13.02 .37 73
.. 28 C+ C+ 34.3 PSOilSv
PXJ 20.85 .90 +103
.. 60 C+ B 58.4 PwShDyOtc PWO 42.48 .58 +141
.. 78 C+ D+ 19.3 PwSPharma PJP 17.29 +.05 +167
.. 69 C+ E 18.8 PSRetail
PMR 14.37 .27 +106
.. 40 C+ D+ 19.4 PwShSemi PSI 12.70 .38 +73
.. 58 C+ E 19.4 PwShSmGr PWT 13.90 .28 +22
.. 72 C+ D 18.8 PwShSmVal PWY 14.65 +.48 52
.. 60 C+ B 21.5 PwShSoft
PSJ 15.93 .33 55
.. 55 C+ D 29.2 PShTch
PTF 21.22 .24 +89
.. 50 C+ C+ 22.1 PwSTelc
PTE 13.60 .03 49
.. 67 C+ B 20.6 PwsUtils
PUI 17.45 +.11 +999
.. 26 C+ D 38.9 PwrShChna PGJ 19.08 +.03 41
.. 28 C+ D 27.2 PShGWtr n PIO 16.11 .39 +29
.. 65 C+ B 17.1 PwHiGrDv PHJ 12.76 +.27 26
.. 85 C+ B 15.5 PwrShHiYd PEY 11.50 +.49 +281
.. 62 C+ D 27.0 PShCalMu n PWZ 21.56 .44 90
.. 62 C+ C+ 25.4 PShNYMu n PZT 21.55 +.01 43
.. 44 C+ B 22.6 PwSIntDv
PID 14.95 .05 25
.. 50 C+ D 18.8 PSLNano
PXN 11.91 .29 51
.. 28 C+ C 22.6 PShPfd n PGX 13.06 +.92 +28
.. 46 C+ C+ 19.4 PwSValL
PIV 13.67 ... 44
.. 58 C+ B 22.9 PwSWtrRes PHO 17.82 .58 +354
.. 28 C+ E 28.8 PwShWHCln PBW 14.82 .04 41
.. 62 C+ D 17.9 PwSZMic
PZI 12.35 .21 +111
.. 58 C+ C+ 29.7 PwSZSC
PZJ 20.54 .46 81
.. 83 C+ B 28.6 PSh130Tr n PLW 27.08 +.20 31
.. 70 C+ D+ 30.8 PSUSDBear UDN 26.89 .08 +27
.. 87 C+ D 25.8 PSUSDBull UUP 24.47 +.03 54
.. 23 C+ D+ 33.3 PShAsiaP n PUA 16.74 +.46 11
.. 25 C+ D 32.0 PShDvInt n PFA 15.42 .43 47
.. 27 C+ D 26.5 PShEurop n PEH 15.05 .41 92
.. 58 C+ C+ 28.8 PSLgCap
PJF 22.40 .30 3
.. 46 C+ C 29.0 PSMidCp
PJG 20.54 .43 53
.. 66 C+ C 26.8 PSSmCap PJM 21.21 .44 83
.. 69 C+ C+ 28.2 PShEMSov n PCY 23.40+1.06 +18
.. 29 C+ C+ 24.8 PSFinPf
PGF 14.42 +.78 +35
.. 23 C+ D 28.2 PSAPcxJs n PDQ 14.92 .16 53
.. 35 C+ E 26.9 PSDvMxUSs PDN 17.05 .20 58
.. 38 C+ B 28.7 PSEmgMk n PXH 18.18 .21 64
.. 25 C+ B 26.9 PSEurSm n PWD 15.31 .33 95
.. 25 C+ D 35.0 PShGEng n PBD 19.10 .07 19
.. 53 C+ D+ 26.6 PSHYCpBd n PHB 19.70+1.50 +368
.. 60 C+ D 25.9 PShNatMu n PZA 21.32 .55 +29
.. 28 C+ D+ 27.9 PSIntEq n PFP 15.54 .12 4
.. 46 C+ D+ 27.4 PSPrivEq
PSP 15.83 .45 34
+40 12m 54o

48 402 68
15 59 12k
21 7.3m 14o
+61 2.6m 17o
36 758 51o
+50 729 8o
+19 771 55x
26 774 ..o
+14 5.3m 22o
+4 5.7m 7
67 401 5
+48 4.2m 7
+30 449 7
+44 24m 13o
+.01
+.68
+.26
.32
.27
.18
.23
+16 1.3m 11k

+9 353 14
+9 579 11k
42 61 9
43 88 15
+21 1.9m 12
11 5.1m 9
.02
.39
.40
1.20
.41
.63
+.04
2.98
+.15
+.14
31 920 25o
+3 2.7m 37
41 2.6m 8
50 328 ..
58 49 10k
25 258 9
40 74 13k
23 619 7o
27 788 80o
3 32 14
32. OFFICE
31. MINING
55.84
21.27
9.68
31.12
16.64
23.25
51.35
44.00
37.36
23.75
21.41
47.78
18.61
52.96
9.69
32.20
12.92
6.16
+.81
+.95
.41
.15
.25
.53
+4.74
+1.65
+.04
+.30
.71
.15
2.69
.53
+.04
+.77
1.31
.42
.14
.09
+.15
.64
1.91
+.62
+.27
.90
5.16
.54
3.89
+.10
+.57
.38
+.10
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 46 C+ C+ 30.9 PSVLIR
PYH 22.65 .52 +68
.. 80 C+ E 27.0 PSVrdoTF n PVI 25.04 +.06 9
.. 36 C+ C+ 32.1 PSWHPrE PUW 21.52 .47 50
.. 89 C+ D+ 72.9 ProShtDow DOG 69.36 +.11 20
.. 60 C+ D 93.1 ProSShFn
SEF 64.682.42 61
.. 90 C+ B 71.3 ProShtMC MYY 68.26 +.44 45
.. 96 C+ D 102 ProShtEafe EFZ 95.85 +.53 88
.. 95 C+ D 107 PrShtEM n EUM 92.40 .10 58
.. 96 C+ B 94.0 ProSShOG DDG 88.35+1.19 91
.. 93 C+ B 69.7 ProShtQQQ PSQ 67.00+1.27 7
.. 83 C+ D+ 92.1 ProShR2K RWM 77.23+1.11 42
.. 92 C+ D 88.0 ProShtSP
SH 73.31 +.21 +132
.. 82 C+ D 100 ProShtSC
SBB 73.75 ... +82
.. 8 C+ E 113 PrUBasM
UYM 41.262.74 27
.. 69 C+ B 80.4 ProUCnG
UGE 58.77 +.97 16k
.. 38 C+ D 67.5 ProUCnS
UCC 35.10 ... 73
.. 34 C+ D+ 103 ProUltDow DDM 53.96 +.89 +25
.. 21 C+ D+ 63.0 ProUltFn
UYG 18.65+1.11 +8
.. 60 C+ D 77.7 ProUltHC
RXL 52.71 +.10 12k
.. 21 C+ D+ 94.8 ProUltInd
UXI 42.672.21 +25
.. 29 C+ E 97.7 ProUltMC MVV 51.89 .86 46
.. 13 C+ D 131 ProUOG
DIG 60.461.79 +7
.. 17 C+ E 123 ProUltQQQ QLD 50.801.58 +38
.. 40 C+ C+ 53.5 ProUltRE
URE 25.771.23 +26
.. 23 C+ C+ 82.7 ProUR1KG UKF 41.171.26 20
.. 29 C+ C+ 72.7 ProUR1KV UVG 35.59 +.34 +50
.. 33 C+ B 79.9 PrUR2KG
UKK 40.872.13 +118
.. 64 C+ B 62.0 ProUR2KV UVT 37.381.10 22
.. 15 C+ D 80.2 PrURMCG UKW 34.921.29 76
.. 31 C+ D 67.5 PrURMCV
UVU 34.83 +.65 89
.. 51 C+ C 78.0 ProUltR2K UWM 43.25 .89 5
.. 27 C+ D 102 ProUltSP
SSO 49.10 .14 +56
.. 12 C+ D 92.2 ProUSemi USD 29.75 .06 39
.. 55 C+ B 81.4 ProUltSC
SAA 45.931.14 4
.. 21 C+ D 99.9 ProUTech ROM 42.02 .53 50
.. 24 C+ D 90.7 ProUltTel n LTL 47.59 .27 81
.. 18 C+ E 95.8 ProUltUtl UPW 48.40 .36 +31k
.. 62 C+ E 75.0 ProUSL20 n TBT 60.981.37 1
.. 72 C+ B 74.0 ProUSL710 PST 66.00 .79 30
.. 98 C+ B+ 59.6 PrUShBM SMN 55.19+1.94 4
.. 81 C+ C+ 84.8 PrUShCnG SZK 71.87 .13 +21k
.. 91 C+ B+ 118 PrUShCnS SCC 101.9+1.03 25
.. 90 C+ B 72.7 PrUShDow DXD 61.70 +.17 11
.. 60 C+ D+ 212 PrUShFn
SKF 96.504.49 56
.. 88 C+ A 145 PrUShCh25 FXP 92.501.50 1
.. 88 C+ B 88.4 PrUShHc
RXD 80.98 +.07 52k
.. 97 C+ C+ 84.8 PrUShInd
SIJ 81.53+3.84 +50k
.. 93 C+ B 76.6 PrUShMC
MZZ 66.94+1.44 45
.. 98 C+ B 139 ProUShEafe EFU 121.6+1.36 15
.. 96 C+ B 145 PrUltSEM n EEV 97.56 +.51 +32
.. 97 C+ B 115 PrUlSMSCI EWV 104.0+1.69 25
.. 94 C+ A 54.6 PrUShOG
DUG 39.75 +.90 31
.. 97 C+ B 62.2 PrUShQQQ QID 55.88+1.16 17
.. 97 C+ C+ 97.9 PrUSR1KG SFK 92.53+2.68 +21
.. 93 C+ C 116 PrUSR1KV
SJF 98.79 .76 +44
.. 92 C+ B 99.0 PrUSR2KG SKK 83.35+3.95 45
.. 64 C+ C 134 PrUSR2KV SJH 82.49+1.34 62
.. 44 C+ C+ 152 PrUShRE
SRS 78.80+1.81 21
.. 98 C+ B 106 PrUSRMCG SDK 99.48+3.48 64
.. 94 C+ B 111 PrUSRMCV SJL 102.32.18 32
.. 80 C+ B 97.7 ProUSR2K TWM 74.00+2.10 16
.. 93 C+ B 81.7 PrUShSP
SDS 70.50 +.20 +42
.. 98 C+ B+ 108 PrUShSem SSG 94.05 +.17 46k
.. 82 C+ C+ 114 ProUShSc
SDD 73.25+1.37 51
.. 97 C+ C+ 86.7 PrUShTch REW 81.07+1.77 42
.. 96 C+ B 87.5 ProUltSTel n TLL 82.70+1.82 43
3.7 AVY
1.9 r BRC
2.7 CAJ
4.1 EBF
1.0 FUJI
4.2 PBI
1.5 XRX
44.49
35.96
38.01
15.14
25.71
33.08
11.30
33. REAL EST

48 46 51 B D+41.3
28 33 41 C C+27.1
25 44 17 B B29.4
21 11 39 D B60.4
38 75 13 B D+31.5
46 96 21 B D58.0
86 86 68 B B 63.5
16 40 13 B D109
61 49 90 E B 46.8
49 51 59 B D 36.9
BrkfldAs 1.9 r BAM

BrkfldPr 3.6 BPO
CBREllis
r CBG
ForestCA 1.1 FCEA
GpArCN 6.5 OMAB
GpAerPac 8.0 PAC
GrupoAer 3.9 ASR
JonesLaL 2.5 JLL
StJoe
JOE
WPCary 7.5 WPC
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 98 C+ C+ 78.2 PrUShUtl
SDP 75.30 +.51 9k
.. 55 C+ D+ 75.5 Rdx2xRUT RRY 50.01+1.06 +64
.. 31 C+ C 76.9 Rdx2xSPX RSU 43.44 .01 +138
.. 31 C+ D+ 77.1 Rdx2xMdC RMM 45.552.45 +325
.. 8 C+ C 79.4 Rydx2xEn REA 36.60 .92 34
.. 51 C+ B 76.4 Rydx2xFin RFL 55.30+3.30 77
.. 66 C+ C 87.3 Rydx2xHC RHM 65.625.01 +63
.. 22 C+ E 72.4 Rydx2xTch RTG 45.141.30 79
.. 78 C+ C+ 109 RdxIn2xRs RRZ 83.41+1.91 79
.. 94 C+ C+ 119 RdxIn2xSP RSW 103.53.99 56
.. 94 C+ C+ 106 RdxIn2xMd RMS 95.99 ... 81
.. 99 C+ B 130 RydxInvEn REC 115.7 .03 +4
.. 24 C+ C+ 132 RydxInvFn RFN 57.006.99 81
.. 79 C+ C+ 78.0 RydxInvHC RHO 75.56 ... 40
.. 98 C+ C+ N H RydxInvTc RTW 112.1+3.88 +60
.. 60 C+ C+ 118 RydRus50
XLG 88.66 +.20 +48
.. 56 C+ C 51.8 RdxSPEqlWt RSP 37.87 .06 +45
.. 50 C+ D 40.0 RdxSPGth RPG 29.871.07 +420
.. 56 C+ C+ 36.5 RdxSPVal RPV 23.59 +.61 +167
.. 62 C+ E 46.2 RdxCnsDs RCD 32.58 .16 +45
.. 78 C+ C+ 53.8 RdxCnStp RHS 48.75 +.50 +151
.. 31 C+ D 82.6 RdxEngy
RYE 51.70 +.60 +83
.. 46 C+ C+ 49.9 RdxFncl
RYF 28.76 +.93 91
.. 72 C+ B 59.5 RdxHlthC
RYH 50.64 +.09 +37
.. 51 C+ D 60.8 RdxIndls
RGI 44.01 +.23 0
.. 51 C+ C 60.7 RdxMatls RTM 43.56 .62 +202
.. 44 C+ E 55.4 RdxTech
RYT 37.72 .42 +181
.. 53 C+ D 64.0 RdxUtil
RYU 48.13 +.62 +181
.. 60 C+ B 59.7 RdxMGth
RFG 48.28 .01 +43
.. 67 C+ D 36.6 RdxMVal
RFV 27.93 +.03 +195
.. 70 C+ D+ 45.9 RdxSCGr
RZG 36.61 .12 +203
.. 75 C+ C+ 39.4 RdxSCVal
RZV 30.19 +.34 +137
ST
.. 59 C+ D+ 168 S&PMdcpDR MDY 131.1 .68 7
.. 40 C+ C+ 25.1 SPAMG100 n SIH 16.96 .57 +93
.. 40 C+ D+ 24.8 SPAMG200 n SNB 16.61 .34 +285
.. 33 C+ E 25.2 SPAMG40 n SFV 16.05 .15 +823
.. 42 C+ C 25.4 SPALC100 n SZG 17.71 ... 91
.. 44 C+ E 24.8 SPAMC100 n SVD 17.82 .99 +32
.. 53 C+ E 24.8 SPASC100 n SSK 17.58 +.15 65
.. 63 C+ C+ 38.3 SPDRConsm XLY 27.83 .07 4
.. 80 C+ D 30.3 SPDRCnStpl XLP 27.80 +.20 +53
.. 56 C+ E 62.8 SPIntTip n WIP 52.34 +.35 63
.. 52 C+ B 83.2 SpdrGlobT DGT 59.72 .26 76k
.. 56 C+ E 52.8 SpdrWlsRE RWO 40.05 +.30 +51
.. 31 C+ D 66.1 SpdrIntRE RWX 38.52 +.36 17k
.. 52 C+ C 72.0 SpdrLgCap ELR 53.05 ... +129k
.. 54 C+ E 61.5 SpdrLCapG ELG 46.66 .72 +548k
.. 56 C+ D 90.6 SpdrLCapV ELV 65.38 +.78 43k
.. 54 C+ C 64.0 SpdrMdCap EMM 45.55 ... +7k
.. 48 C+ B 72.9 SpdrMCpG EMG 51.74 .92 +2k
.. 62 C+ D+ 61.7 SpdrMCpV EMV 47.59 ... 13k
.. 72 C+ C+ 86.5 SpdrWilRE RWR 66.381.19 16k
.. 62 C+ D 68.1 SpdrSmCap DSC 51.39 .63 5k
.. 54 C+ C+ 110 SpdrSCapG DSG 79.391.11 +89k
.. 67 C+ C 74.3 SpdrSCapV DSV 57.08 .29 79k
.. 56 C+ B 113 SpdrTotMkt TMW 84.344.91 +170k
.. 39 C+ D 91.4 SPDREnergy XLE 62.37 .93 +10
.. 50 C+ B 36.0 SPDRFincl XLF 20.50 +.61 20
.. 51 C+ D+ 64.4 SpdrMcQGl GII 47.58 .11 54k
.. 70 C+ C 37.9 SPDRHlthC XLV 30.47 +.42 +3
.. 50 C+ C+ 42.0 SPDRInds
XLI 29.92 .88 +87
.. 78 C+ B 54.8 KbwBk
KBE 36.01+2.41 10
.. 38 C+ C+ 71.6 KbwCM
KCE 40.95+1.40 90
.. 48 C+ C+ 59.5 KbwIns
KIE 38.41 ... 88
27.42
15.45
12.97
29.47
11.60
24.93
49.70
40.50
39.24
26.24
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
.. 91 C+ B 54.7 KBWRB
KRE 37.27+1.77 42
.. 81 C+ A 48.9 SpLehTbl
BIL 46.00 .07 +63
.. 77 C+ C+ 55.9 SpLehAgBd LAG 52.24 +.03 24
.. 72 C+ E 54.3 SpBrcTips
IPE 48.81 +.01 +67
.. 77 C+ D 25.4 SPLehCAM CXA 21.50 +.60 +34
.. 58 C+ D+ 48.2 SpdrLehHY JNK 39.04 .06 24
.. 72 C+ D+ 59.0 SPLeIntTB BWX 51.92 +.03 36
.. 83 C+ B 57.5 SpLehIntTr ITE 56.29 +.17 +54
.. 84 C+ C+ 57.3 SpLehLTTr TLO 54.93 +.53 +167
.. 71 C+ C+ 24.1 SpLehMu
TFI 20.54 .09 +16
.. 64 C+ D 25.9 SPLeNYMu INY 19.69 +.14 +24
.. 74 C+ D 25.2 SPLeSTMu SHM 21.70 .88 +209
.. 46 C+ E 46.5 SPDRMatls XLB 32.60 .80 9
.. 44 C+ D 69.1 MSTech
MTK 46.22 .09 +300k
.. 38 C+ E 45.4 SpdMSxUS CWI 29.72 .13 76k
.. 48 C+ D 57.0 SpdrPrJpn JPP 40.18 .32 57k
.. 51 C+ C 49.7 SpdrSCJpn JSC 35.86 .64 93k
.. 54 C+ C 158 SPDR
SPY 116.2 +.16 +9
.. 84 C+ D+ 69.9 SpdrBiot
XBI 60.60 +.47 9
.. 28 C+ D 36.2 SPBRIC40
BIK 20.70 +.24 +35
.. 27 C+ D 114 SpdChina n GXC 51.70 .32 33k
.. 81 C+ B+ 62.3 SpdrDiv
SDY 50.95 +.95 +235k
.. 31 C+ D+ 105 SpEmgAsP GMF 55.70 +.86 +48k
.. 24 C+ C+ 76.2 SpdrEEur n GUR 43.12 .83 57k
.. 36 C+ E 101 SpEmLtAm n GML 61.50 .05 +9k
.. 31 C+ E 86.4 SpdEMkts n GMM 52.02 +.46 81k
.. 48 C+ C 80.2 SpdEMEA n GAF 54.29 .47 83k
.. 24 C+ D 54.9 SpdrEMSmC EWX 33.14 .00 +65
.. 86 C+ A 24.9 SpdrHome XHB 20.00 +.33 0
.. 64 C+ E 27.1 SpdrICnDis IPD 24.06 ... 86
.. 69 C+ .. 29.7 SpdrICnStp IPS 26.33 ... +273
.. 29 C+ D 77.3 SpdrIntDiv n DWX 48.86 +.08 73
.. 47 C+ .. 32.4 SpdrIEngy IPW 24.96 .52 25
.. 46 C+ D+ 27.2 SpdrIFncl
IPF 21.82 .16 69
.. 71 C+ C+ 34.1 SpdrIHlthC IRY 30.10 ... 75
.. 40 C+ E 28.6 SpdrIIndus IPN 22.25 ... 50
.. 43 C+ C 32.0 SpdrIMatls IRV 24.15 ... 95
.. 40 C+ E 36.7 SpdrIntMC MDD 26.85 ... 53
.. 34 C+ B 39.9 SpdrIntSC n GWX 24.10 .30 +39k
.. 43 C+ .. 29.3 SpdrIntTech IPK 22.90 ... 43
.. 60 C+ D+ 26.6 SpdrITelec
IST 23.07 .04 +258
.. 60 C+ E 29.8 SpdrIUtil
IPU 26.18 ... 81
.. 17 C+ E 96.1 SpdrMetM XME 44.442.53 31
.. 29 C+ C 52.1 SpdrOGEq
XES 31.271.34 62k
.. 36 C+ E 73.0 SpdrOGEx
XOP 43.381.45 46
.. 77 C+ E 35.7 SpdrPhrm XPH 31.34 ... 60k
.. 70 C+ C 41.7 SpdrRetl
XRT 30.23 .52 53
.. 42 C+ D 55.9 SpdrSemi
XSD 34.41 .13 31k
.. 42 C+ C 35.7 SpdWldxUS GWL 24.18 +.18 +47k
.. 48 C+ C 28.6 SPDRTech XLK 19.63 .22 +37
.. 48 C+ D 44.7 SPDRUtil
XLU 33.11 .12 +14
67 94 A+B+ 59.3 Tompkns
TMP 48.002.50 63k
UVWXYZ
.. 71 C+ B 89.2 US12Mo n
.. 58 C+ C 67.7 US GasFd n
.. 44 C+ C 67.3 USHeatO n
.. 29 C+ D 63.9 USNGFd n
.. 69 C+ D 119 USOilFnd
9 59 D+B+ 24.5 Westmrlnd
.. 56 C+ D+ 53.9 WTErn500
.. 44 C+ C 54.3 WTErT100
.. 27 C+ C+ 56.6 WTIntRE n
.. 55 C+ B 53.2 WTLwPE
.. 60 C+ C+ 51.3 WTMCEr
.. 70 C+ E 48.3 WTSCEr
.. 69 C+ C+ 55.2 WTTotEr
USL 60.08 .58 75

UGA 47.771.97 57
UHN 45.11 .96 58
UNG 34.49+1.17 37
USO 79.722.29 26
WLB 14.801.00 70
EPS 40.32 +.03 +700k
EEZ 36.761.54 +134k
DRW 29.18 .11 +120k
EZY 37.85 +.20 +292k
EZM 38.87 +.30 +57k
EES 36.97 .50 +86k
EXT 42.81 ... +237k

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Closing Vol% P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
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CousinsPty
CpOffcPty
CrystalR
DCT Indl
DeefldCap
DEmmett
DevelprDvs
DiamRkHos
DigitlRlt
DukeRlty
DuPFabr n
Dynex Cap
Eastgroup
EducRlty
EntertmtP
EqLifePrp
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Equity One
EssexPpty
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OFC
CRDA
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EQR
ESS
ETEL
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FNB
FARM
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FBP
FBSI
FBTC
BUSE
FBIZ
FCAL
38.17
10.04
2.05
13.85
39.90
52.80
24.98
3.70
3.57
7.79
87.16
6.90
46.00
17.76
4.29
7.80
47.87
3.24
91.80
24.05
10.83
8.50
54.62
51.84
43.09
116.35
8.22
16.94
18.00
15.95
24.94
84.56
10.58
12.17
15.75
8.10
18.03
15.15
8.60
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0.15
0.15
0.00
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-0.63
0.05
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-2.76
0.03
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0.00
-0.11
-0.05
-0.67
-0.05
-2.16
0.05
-0.25
0.00
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-1.19
-1.32
-1.98
-0.07
0.00
0.02
-0.03
0.07
-1.04
0.00
1.11
0.00
-1.46
-0.30
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-66
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38
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119
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117
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85
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54
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68
89
31
98
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97
63
74
54
64
87
33
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95
63
28
93
70
69
56
34
69
74
69
44
71
82
71
61
56
73
84
73
61
56
45
92 A
94 A
84 A95 B+
87 B64 B75 A+
78 C+
94 A
93 D
92 B+
85 D95 A92 B+
68 B96 A
86 D57 D+
96 A92 C+
94 B
73 E
67 C
63 C+
99 A91 C
93 B91 B
74 B
74 D86 B+
74 D87 B93 B+
77 ..
88 A94 B92 D
90 B
86 B
192.5 FstCtz A
FCNCA
38.5 FstFHld
FFCH
11.9 FtFnNw
FFNW
24.5 First Lng Isld FLIC
21.9 First United FUNC
15.0 FrnklnBen BFBC
25.1 FrontFn
FTBK
11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI
13.0 Furmanite FRM
4.4 GSITech n GSIT
12.5 GenComm GNCMA
15.0 GermnAm GABC
29.2 GettyRlty
GTY
11.0 GlbTraff
GNET
16.5 Globecom GCOM
37.7 GreenBs
GRNB
14.3 GrnCntyBcp GCBC
70.9 Greif B
GEFB
7.6 CentenBk GBNK
42.2 HCP
HCP
6.7 HackettGp HCKT
14.7 HrlysvlSv
HARL
12.9 Harmonic HLIT
5.2 HarvrdBio HBIO
11.1 HawHldgs HA
18.2 Hawkins
HWKN
54.0 HealthCrR HCN
32.0 HealthRlty HR
13.6 HercTecG
HTGC
18.7 HeritCrys n HCCI
38.8 HghwdPrp HIW
37.0 HinghmSv HIFS
11.0 HomeDia
HDIX
60.4 HomePptys HME
8.0 Homeown HCII
26.4 HorizBcp
HBNC
12.0 HoustnEn n HUSA
4.6 Icad
ICAD
10.7 infoGRP
IUSA
17.0 InlandRE
IRC
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
CUZ 25.36 0.13
OFC 38.17 -2.18
CRZ
1.91 -0.11
DCT
7.48 -0.01
DFR 0.65 0.00
DEI 22.45 -0.62
DDR 30.80 -0.89
DRH 9.05 -0.05
DLR 46.00 -1.25
DRE 24.00 -0.58
DFT 14.06 -1.19
DX
7.80 -0.05
EGP 47.87 -0.67
EDR 10.83 -0.25
EPR 54.62 -0.10
ELS 51.84 -1.19
EQR 43.09 -1.32
EQY 20.42 -0.07
ESS 116.35 -1.98
ELC
4.75 0.13
-23 5.8
14 3.9
-74 20.9
-33 8.6
-30 52.3
25 3.3
-47 9.0
-37 11.0
-13 2.7
-28 8.1
21 5.3
-31 11.8
-20 4.3
-19 7.6
-41 6.2
-30 1.5
-26 4.5
-3 5.9
-12 3.5
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88
11
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46
65
81
4
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1
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74
92
93
91
50
86
11
BBBB
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B+
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ADB+
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BC+
BB
B+
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20.6
98.9
29.5
50.6
8.6
21.1
31.8
67.4
33.9
22.9
29.7
38.3
7.0
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
166.40-12.60
26.28 0.10
10.37 0.05
23.81 -0.44
19.95 0.05
11.65 0.00
13.27 -0.16
8.56 0.41
10.30 -0.04
3.60 0.00
8.87 -0.39
12.90 1.24
21.95 -0.22
8.80 -0.47
8.80 0.06
23.54 0.03
13.75 1.55
50.85 -1.33
5.73 -0.37
38.99 -1.14
5.38 -0.06
12.00 -0.57
8.70 0.25
4.11 -0.54
8.98 -0.30
17.32 -0.26
53.21 -0.02
28.84 -0.31
9.89 0.19
13.65 0.00
34.29 -1.27
27.49 0.49
9.19 -0.49
57.38 -0.57
5.92 -0.08
22.30 0.05
6.01 -0.31
3.05 -0.14
6.33 -0.28
15.66 -0.03
5
-36
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-64
-53
-32
-46
-8
-15
-7
-32
0
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10
-56
-53
-44
-74
-27
-37
0
20
-35
20
-43
23
-44
-12
-63
-90
-25
-89
-59
-48
-98
-41
-57
-44
-42
-30
96
78
81
81
93
95
84
77
89
91
78
90
82
82
82
81
79
85
96
80
97
79
88
80
90
80
96
97
77
86
89
82
80
77
79
89
93
84
79
88
73
76
64
81
92
95
48
69
69
88
77
63
66
64
81
34
73
80
87
26
73
38
99
96
83
69
97
72
82
85
55
83
59
73
72
85
84
59
45
65
95 A
67 C+
97 B
75 C
72 ..
89 C+
73 C
78 C+
90 B+
78 B85 D87 B
65 A68 A75 D
97 B
78 B69 B
87 D+
95 A
91 A89 A
66 D78 B80 C+
83 B78 B98 B
51 C+
69 C+
81 B+
71 B
67 B75 C
68 B83 C+
67 B+
99 B93 B
79 B+
4.3 Innotrac
12.0 Intersect
5.4 Iridex Corp
13.4 JksnvBcIL
14.5 JBeanTc
170.0 K Tron Intl
31.4 KVPharmB
10.2 KYFstFed
31.2 LTC Ppty Inc
19.0 LaCrsFtwr
10.7 LakeShrBc
14.0 LakeInd
16.8 Landec
27.5 LandmkBcp
10.1 LaPorteB n
10.6 LeapFrog
14.8 LegcyBc
10.8 LibrtyBc
13.3 LaBncp n
38.0 MB Finl
9.3 Magal Sec
2.4 MagicSftwr
15.4 MainStC n
14.0 Meadow Vlly
10.0 Meadwbrk
11.3 MedalFin
14.0 MedclProp
9.1 Medifast
22.0 Medtox
19.0 MercerIns
24.5 MercMcsVT
11.2 Micrel
6.5 Microfinl
60.7 Mid Am Apt
12.3 MOCON
49.8 MoogB
8.9 NIC Inc
9.0 NPSPharma
6.2 NABI Bio
18.2 NathnsFms
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
15.00 -0.36
84.56 -1.04
6.82 -0.34
28.39 -0.29
1.68 -0.32
13.00 0.00
17.01 -0.18
14.62 -0.48
21.95 -0.22
15.45 0.18
10.27 -0.17
2.45 -0.14
0.44 0.28
22.50 -0.70
38.99 -1.14
53.21 -0.02
28.84 -0.31
7.00 -0.44
34.29 -1.27
4.65 0.09
15 6.7
-17 3.1
-36 8.8
-63 10.1
-1 ..
-52 5.8
-28 8.0
-49 13.7
-61 8.6
-41 9.7
54 12.5
-38102.9
573 ..
2 18.7
-37 4.7
-44 5.1
-12 5.3
-26 10.3
-25 5.0
-84 ..
93
22
47
64
2
74
86
88
1
22
65
73
36
12
90
37
75
90
61
68
B+
D+
C+
B
D
E
B
B+
DC+
BB
DE
B+
C+
B+
BAB
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
21.0
54.6
103.6
56.5
INOC
INTX
IRIX
JXSB
JBT
KTII
KVB
KFFB
LTC
BOOT
LSBK
LAKE
LNDC
LARK
LPSB
LF
LEGC
LBCP
LABC
MBFI
MAGS
MGIC
MAIN
MVCO
MIG
TAXI
MPW
MED
MTOX
MIGP
MBVT
MCRL
MFI
MAA
MOCO
MOGB
EGOV
NPSP
NABI
NATH
3.88
8.60
3.21
10.00
12.37
130.28
22.28
9.70
28.55
15.98
9.25
12.85
7.85
21.50
7.00
10.18
12.70
9.00
12.45
33.48
8.33
1.90
11.85
9.85
7.06
9.84
11.03
6.79
12.74
16.09
22.91
8.72
3.93
48.34
10.26
42.68
6.61
7.08
4.68
15.70
0.00
0.47
-0.21
0.00
-0.29
1.45
-0.44
0.00
-0.77
-0.75
-0.25
-0.05
-0.34
0.00
-0.35
-0.38
-0.80
0.00
0.00
0.41
-0.42
-0.08
0.30
0.00
0.00
-0.63
-0.32
-0.02
0.40
-0.30
0.86
-0.35
-0.07
-0.80
-0.24
-0.21
-0.29
-0.06
0.02
-0.19
-97
-48
-95
-63
-8
-29
-63
-20
-36
-62
-49
-71
-35
44
-97
12
-89
25
-89
-85
209
-63
-30
999
-66
19
-48
-7
-38
109
200
24
-82
-33
9
-46
-39
20
-55
-94
76
85
91
85
92
93
76
96
76
98
76
92
93
77
97
82
82
97
85
81
90
79
96
87
82
90
91
76
89
76
78
80
86
79
84
95
90
92
93
82
82
60
68
72
63
87
48
73
55
89
86
81
95
11
85
96
77
92
78
84
51
69
63
73
71
72
92
41
60
21
67
55
69
66
36
73
61
76
98
78
50 B+
86 C+
91 A+
92 B
84 B69 B+
92 A89 B+
93 A98 B48 D+
97 B+
92 B
98 A+
91 C
82 D+
75 E
92 B
73 D69 D86 B
99 B93 B+
83 A92 A82 A83 B86 B90 A+
98 A+
73 B
70 A
76 A79 D+
88 B
86 C+
84 D+
94 B84 ..
74 C+
13.6 NBGrce
22.0 NtlBnksh
35.0 Natl Hlth Inv
35.6 Natl Resrch
26.1 NatRetPrp
7.3 NtlTchSys
270.0 NatlWstLf
40.0 NtnwdHlth
19.8 Nelnet
13.4 NV Chmls
12.2 NwEngBc
12.1 NY&Co
8.9 Newpark Res
12.6 99Cents
16.2 NobelLrn
8.7 NAmerGalv
32.8 NorwdFnl
5.7 NovaMed
10.8 OakRidgeF
12.0 OceanShor
11.3 OdyssyHth
31.2 OmegaFlx
19.7 OmegaHlth
10.1 OnAssign
42.8 PHIvtg
12.0 PMA Cp A
9.9 PMC Sierra
64.0 PS BusPk
28.8 PacfcCap
58.7 FCmtBc
10.3 ParkrDril
101.7 PatrtTrns
28.5 Pennchck
25.5 PeoplsFCMS
6.4 Pharsight n
10.1 PointrTel
22.0 PorterBc
66.9 PrefrmLn
8.6 Primoris
29.8 PrinctnNtl
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
HomePptys
Hosp Prop Tr
HostHtls
HRPT Ptys Tr
ImpacMtg
IncomeOpRe
InlandRE
InvtRlEst
iStarFinl
JER Inv
Kilroy Rlty
Kimco Rlty
KiteRealty
KKRFincl
LTC Ppty Inc
LaSalleHtl
LexRltyTr
Liberty Ppty
Macerich
MackCali Rlt
HME
HPT
HST
HRP
IMH
IOT
IRC
IRET
SFI
JRT
KRC
KIM
KRG
KFN
LTC
LHO
LXP
LRY
MAC
CLI
57.38 -0.57
19.54 -0.98
13.01 -0.28
6.83 -0.06
0.25 0.00
5.00 0.00
15.66 -0.03
10.79 -0.40
2.40 -0.20
5.20 0.38
46.80 -0.99
36.14 -0.80
11.00 0.00
6.40 0.04
28.55 -0.77
22.65 -0.67
14.15 -3.07
37.27 -0.38
61.51 -2.14
33.09 -0.78
-48 4.6
-52 15.8
12 6.1
-37 12.3
282 ..
114 ..
-30 6.3
-29 6.2
-52145.0
-13 23.1
8 5.0
-21 4.9
-46 7.5
-15 25.0
-36 5.5
-13 9.3
32 9.3
-20 6.7
-24 5.2
48 7.7
4
78
45
38
75
57
84
91
84
23
54
89
7
93
68
26
83
27
82
90
D
BC+
D
C
B+
B
A+
BE
C+
B+
D
B+
B+
C+
D
B
C+
D+
44.7
16.7
11.1
11.2
66.0
14.9
9.1
35.5
26.1
33.5
18.1
40.0
40.5
19.7
26.1
7.4
18.9
50.4
10.4
60.0
NBG
NKSH
NHI
NRCI
NNN
NTSC
NWLIA
NHP
NNI
NCEM
NEBS
NWY
NR
NDN
NLCI
NGA
NWFL
NOVA
BKOR
OSHC
ODSY
OFLX
OHI
ASGN
PHII
PMACA
PMCS
PSB
PCBC
PACW
PKD
PATR
PNNW
PFBX
PHST
PNTR
PBIB
PLPC
PRIM
PNBC
8.36
19.25
33.76
30.37
23.66
5.24
243.17
35.72
14.40
13.10
8.72
9.42
7.01
11.17
15.72
5.35
29.00
4.49
8.47
9.04
10.03
22.15
19.14
7.68
39.74
9.16
7.26
56.99
20.04
32.10
7.81
78.95
23.07
20.47
5.18
6.66
17.92
56.97
7.52
25.87
0.11
2.75
-0.42
-0.29
-0.29
0.00
1.10
-0.26
0.20
-0.10
-0.03
-0.12
-0.29
0.20
0.07
0.25
0.00
-0.25
0.00
-0.21
-0.12
-0.40
-0.52
-0.20
-0.26
0.34
-0.16
-0.61
-0.31
3.51
-0.21
-0.05
0.03
0.00
-0.08
1.43
0.13
-1.37
-0.18
0.86
-49
152
-51
-34
-33
3
-77
-26
-10
12
-21
-18
-29
-46
-77
-54
-36
-52
-63
-15
-27
-91
-37
-49
0
-18
-34
-28
-58
-70
-36
-24
-15
-52
-62
306
274
-34
-75
-82
84
92
89
76
98
95
97
77
85
80
83
91
92
81
83
84
86
87
98
83
96
89
93
88
84
77
87
86
76
80
88
81
83
81
88
85
78
95
81
95
23
73
73
82
73
80
67
83
65
43
33
64
73
73
73
72
52
91
95
56
79
73
53
59
68
31
70
91
53
74
61
28
67
93
47
60
73
89
70
81
97 B+
94 B+
82 B+
55 C+
99 A+
87 B86 A53 ..
83 B
80 B
74 B
98 A
92 B70 B
80 A89 B90 A80 D85 B
73 B+
93 B85 B
97 A87 B
81 B95 B+
81 C+
71 D
76 C
54 A67 B
97 A84 B83 B85 A
85 A75 B+
88 B81 B87 A-
49.5 PrvtBcp
102.5 PublicStg
26.5 PubStgDSA
13.5 Pulaski Fin
7.5 Questcor
33.4 RGC Resc
11.4 RTIBiolog
11.9 Rackspce
49.5 Rayonier
81.0 RegencyCtrs
6.9 Repligen
14.8 Revlon
5.5 Rewards
11.9 RomeBncp
3.9 RuralMtro
10.8 SallyBty
11.1 SandMr
84.8 Santos Ltd
10.0 Sapient
62.7 Saul Centers
7.0 SchiffNutr
6.8 Scopus
9.8 SeaChng
25.2 SnrHouse
32.1 SierraBcp
4.7 SigaTech
109.0 SimonProp
11.2 SkywksSol
16.9 SmithMicro
19.0 SthrnFst
16.2 SthnMOBc
23.5 SWBcOK
50.4 SovranSlfSt
13.7 StdRegis
14.0 SterlngBanc
5.6 SummInf
32.0 Sun Cmnts
10.9 SuperMic n
13.6 SuperiorUnf
13.3 TamalpaisB
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
6.01 0.05
11.03 -0.32
5.91 -0.59
4.71 -0.53
48.34 -0.80
9.27 -0.47
7.63 -0.16
33.76 -0.42
23.66 -0.29
6.00 -0.35
7.58 -0.17
35.72 -0.26
3.00 -0.17
19.14 -0.52
16.33 -1.34
1.18 -0.01
6.65 0.00
18.94 0.09
9.55 0.16
48.46 -1.40
-67 ..
-48 9.8
-39 13.5
3 14.4
-33 5.1
-62 8.6
-35 7.9
-51 6.5
-33 6.3
-35 16.7
-55 19.0
-26 4.9
-12 21.3
-37 6.3
-18 8.8
-64 ..
-24 3.0
-32 12.0
-48 5.4
-24 3.5
54
43
51
51
80
22
86
94
82
25
71
83
84
35
80
29
15
73
81
25
87
D+
C
AC+
C+
DBB+
B+
BB
B
C+
BB
BE
B+
C+
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
PVTB
PSA
PSAA
PULB
QCOR
RGCO
RTIX
RAX
RYN
REG
RGEN
REV
DINE
ROME
RURL
SBH
SMHG
STOSY
SAPE
BFS
WNI
SCOP
SEAC
SNH
BSRR
SIGA
SPG
SWKS
SMSI
SFST
SMBC
OKSB
SSS
SR
SBIB
SUMR
SUI
SMCI
SGC
TAMB
42.20
98.81
25.90
8.66
7.41
29.99
9.30
8.33
45.94
65.07
4.78
13.58
5.02
10.70
2.22
8.20
8.67
60.54
7.33
48.94
6.55
4.73
9.49
23.35
20.65
3.57
93.69
8.27
7.20
10.75
13.05
19.23
44.00
10.06
10.85
4.49
20.27
9.08
9.99
12.47
0.54
-0.20
-0.14
-0.09
0.06
1.70
-0.05
-1.44
-1.41
-1.62
0.07
-1.27
0.00
0.20
-0.32
-0.40
0.02
-4.52
-0.10
-1.60
-0.28
0.00
-0.17
-0.48
-0.21
-0.18
-3.31
-0.09
0.10
-0.65
0.00
1.56
-0.69
0.21
0.40
0.05
0.46
0.07
-0.30
0.01
-65
32
-25
23
322
120
-5
-64
-24
-5
-24
63
-58
-41
-39
-66
-80
-36
-53
-28
-21
-85
-16
-41
-65
-80
1
-56
-41
-83
-95
-79
-5
-31
-65
-99
-26
-50
38
10
94
94
95
78
78
80
78
81
93
76
87
79
84
82
80
78
94
94
80
76
79
90
88
95
86
86
77
93
85
83
76
90
80
77
81
86
83
76
78
79
92
99
73
83
78
18
61
79
86
73
79
24
33
68
39
67
59
94
34
64
57
68
99
62
34
74
81
57
90
49
73
63
66
72
85
89
80
49
73
50
89 A83 B99 A42 C+

36 C+
94 B
90 B+
60 B
79 B79 B+
96 B+
99 A98 A78 B
82 B
82 E
92 A
90 B91 A91 C+
73 D+
91 B58 D88 B
90 B
85 B65 D
97 B
58 B82 B
68 D+
88 A74 C+
86 B+
71 B65 B
74 D99 B
66 C
86 B-
46.3 TangerFact
9.3 Taylor Device
8.8 TlCmSys
30.3 Telvent
27.1 TennCmrcB
9.0 Tercica
8.1 Terremrk
13.6 TexRdhsA
9.3 TibcoSft
9.4 Tivo
9.0 Transcat
32.8 TricoBcsh
13.7 TrustcNY
13.0 UnicaCp
21.5 UnionBksh
11.5 UnitedBkOH
31.9 UnitdNaturl
45.6 US Lime
39.3 UnivrslHR
29.8 UnivTruck
32.4 UtahMedPr
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
17.2 WVS Finl
10.1 WasteSvc
11.5 WestfldF
5.5 Wet Seal
5.5 WhiteElc
49.6 WilyJohnB
16.5 WilsLease
23.8 Winmark
8.4 XeriumTec
4.9 Xeta Tech
50.0 YPFSciedad
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
PCC
PPS
PDLA
PDLB
PKY
PLD
PSB
PSA
PSAA
RAS
RPT
RYN
O
RWT
REG
RSO
RPI
BFS
SPG
SLG
SNH
7.50 0.20
27.58 -0.39
4.60 0.00
4.80 -0.09
37.82 -0.04
38.93 -2.34
56.99 -0.61
98.81 -0.20
25.90 -0.14
5.36 -0.13
21.49 -0.93
45.94 -1.41
26.27 0.67
21.52 -0.21
65.07 -1.62
6.09 0.03
3.90 -0.10
48.94 -1.60
93.69 -3.31
62.74 -2.06
23.35 -0.48
20 12.0
-46 6.5
-58 13.9
164 13.3
-26 6.9
-32 5.3
-28 3.1
32 2.2
-25 9.5
-40 34.3
12 8.6
-24 4.4
-26 6.4
-70 13.9
-5 4.5
-8 25.6
-73 ..
-28 3.8
1 3.8
-23 5.0
-41 6.0
84
16
75
32
33
89
71
22
85
87
27
91
86
94
90
38
55
76
91
85
47
BAB+
BDABC+
B
B
E
AC
B
B
C
E
C+
C+
BA+
63.9
24.4
35.5
30.7
8.5
46.3
66.0
284.0
23.6
34.1
16.5
42.0
19.1
20.5
52.0
16.0
6.5
136.6
43.4
52.3
7.3
SovranSlfSt
StratHtls
Sun Cmnts
SunstnHtl
SuperHosp
TangerFact
Taubman Ctr
ThornbrgM
U-Store-It
UDR INC
UMHProp
UnivrslHR
UrstdBdl
UrstdBdlA
Ventas
VesRMII rs
VestinRMI
VorndRlty
Wash REIT
WeingrtnR
WinthropR
SKT
TAYD
TSYS
TLVT
TNCC
TRCA
TMRK
TXRH
TIBX
TIVO
TRNS
TCBK
TRST
UNCA
UNB
UBCP
UNFI
USLM
UHT
UACL
UTMD
EGY
VIT
VASC
VTR
VLGEA
VCO
VVUS
WH
WVFC
WSII
WFD
WTSLA
WEDC
JWB
WLFC
WINA
XRM
XETA
YPF
42.58
6.20
6.77
19.94
14.25
8.93
6.65
8.86
7.38
6.96
7.80
21.84
12.22
8.29
20.25
10.06
25.33
38.41
38.27
23.55
28.00
6.62
7.10
7.22
48.92
47.77
34.60
8.05
6.40
16.40
7.23
10.24
3.41
5.00
40.54
11.17
17.50
6.60
3.14
47.00
-1.21
0.40
-0.14
-3.89
0.20
-0.01
-0.22
-0.13
0.06
-0.36
-0.20
0.31
0.51
0.45
-0.25
0.06
0.34
-0.10
-0.63
-0.81
0.45
-0.22
-0.18
-0.21
-0.50
0.10
-0.60
0.11
0.10
0.00
-0.18
-0.06
-0.22
0.00
0.41
0.00
0.85
0.16
0.00
-1.43
-45
-99
-60
318
21
-75
-53
-68
38
-15
-83
-83
-50
12
-58
322
-15
-29
-24
-63
0
-30
-25
108
-43
-89
-60
-36
-14
14
15
-68
5
128
-70
-97
17
-23
81
367
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
44.00 -0.69
7.49 -0.06
20.27 0.46
13.07 -0.43
4.02 -0.07
42.58 -1.21
48.19 -1.81
3.05 1.30
11.99 -0.28
24.70 -1.45
7.10 0.15
38.27 -0.63
16.87 0.00
18.72 -0.03
48.92 -0.50
4.15 0.26
2.25 0.00
90.14 -0.81
36.39 -0.24
35.08 -0.59
3.60 -0.30
-5 5.8
-40 12.8
-26 12.4
-24 10.7
-19 12.7
-45 3.6
-29 3.4
304 ..
-35 6.0
-48 5.3
43 10.1
-24 6.1
45 5.1
53 5.1
-43 4.2
44 ..
-72 ..
-11 4.0
-26 4.8
-23 6.0
-58 7.2
B10
Season
High Low
Open
Season
Interest Open High Low Close Chg. High Low
FUTURES
INVESTORS.COM
Open
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
Stronger Dollar Weighs On Futures,

But Flight-To-Quality Bid Lifts Gold
22.72 11.90 Nov 08 5,735 18.41 19.08 18.29 18.34 0.56

22.38 12.88 Jan 09 2,213 18.73 19.40 18.63 18.68 0.55
22.65 14.45 Mar 09 522 19.05 19.40 19.00 19.00 0.54
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 22.78 11.96 May 09 341 19.73 19.80 19.32 19.32 0.52
1284.3 593.50 Dec 08 169,131 674.50 690.25 666.00 669.75 10.3 21.40 17.44 Jul 09
138 19.98 19.98 19.61 19.61 0.525
1275.0 601.75 Mar 09 51,383 696.75 719.25 688.00 691.75 9.50 Est. Vol. 1,266 Vol. 1,266 open int 8,977 249
1200.0 700.00 May 09 5,749 711.75 725.00 704.00 706.25 10.0
1140.8 550.00 Jul 09 38,181 726.50 739.00 717.25 719.75 9.25
1126.0 733.00 Sep 09 2,012 742.75 755.50 734.00 736.00 9.75
CATTLE (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.
1155.8 571.00 Dec 09 14,641 765.00 773.00 756.00 758.25 9.25
Open
1112.0 555.00 Jul 10 5,014 774.75 774.75 766.75 766.75 10.3 113.20 96.20 Oct 08 33,247 99.12 99.37 98.20 98.57 0.33 Season
115.32 86.65 Dec 08 120,877 100.60 100.92 99.55 100.47 +0.10 High Low
Est. Vol. 56,674 Vol. 56,674 open int 287,361 1,557
CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 117.65 97.90 Feb 09 53,246 100.80 101.00 99.75 100.62 0.10 SUGAR 14 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
799.25 386.50 Dec 08 524,158 495.25 500.00 482.75 484.00 3.50 119.20 98.10 Apr 09 23,680 100.90 101.22 99.80 100.90 +0.05 23.83 20.51 Nov 08 1,097 22.45 22.45 22.40 22.42 0.16
816.00 395.75 Mar 09 200,241 513.50 519.00 502.00 503.00 3.50 116.70 96.00 Jun 09 11,039 96.77 97.70 96.10 97.65 +0.25 23.43 20.50 Jan 09 2,661 22.65 22.65 22.65 22.65 0.07
822.00 401.00 May 09 46,213 526.00 530.00 514.50 515.00 3.50 117.50 97.65 Aug 09 2,372 97.82 99.17 97.65 99.15 +0.23 23.43 20.95 Jul 09
701 22.80 22.80 22.80 22.80 0.08
826.00 403.75 Jul 09 95,053 537.00 543.00 525.00 525.75 3.75 118.50 100.20 Oct 09 1,412 101.95 102.00 100.20 102.00 +0.05 Est. Vol. 33 Vol. 1,241 open int 8,232 645
373 101.80 102.80 101.80 102.80 +0.30
763.75 510.00 Sep 09 19,758 541.00 549.75 532.00 532.00 2.50 119.00 101.80 Dec 09
SUGARWORLD 11 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
110.00
102.00
Feb
10
3
102.00
102.80
102.00
102.80
+0.60
707.00 391.75 Dec 09 112,547 546.75 553.75 536.00 537.00 4.25
15.85 9.890 Mar 09 344,253 13.66 14.07 13.61 13.93 +0.31
711.25 401.00 Mar 10 6,544 556.00 556.00 546.00 546.00 4.75 Est. Vol. 29,678 Vol. 33,306 open int 246,249 1,659
17.10 9.940 May 09 92,292 13.89 14.28 13.84 14.16 +0.31
713.25 555.75 May 10 278 560.00 560.00 551.00 551.00 4.75 FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb. 15.99 9.970 Jul 09 96,377 13.92 14.30 13.87 14.22 +0.30
714.50 407.00 Jul 10 1,931 566.00 566.25 555.50 555.50 4.25 118.80 102.00 Oct 08 6,321 104.10 104.20 102.47 103.55 0.45 16.17 11.10 Oct 09 65,125 14.40 14.60 14.18 14.51 +0.26
168.00
101.62
Nov
08
12,257
103.55
104.30
102.40
103.60
0.12
705.00 394.00 Dec 10 27,998 538.50 543.00 530.00 530.00 6.25
16.49 13.07 Mar 10 43,484 14.90 15.05 14.63 14.95 +0.20
660.00 536.25 Dec 11
490 538.00 538.00 530.00 530.00 6.25 118.10 101.70 Jan 09 5,900 103.92 104.40 102.50 103.70 +0.05 16.21 13.00 Jul 10 9,455 14.62 14.80 14.62 14.80 +0.14
118.05 102.80 Mar 09 829 103.57 104.87 102.90 104.10
... 16.31 13.45 Oct 10 8,834 14.53 14.80 14.50 14.80 +0.12
Est. Vol. 319,096 Vol. 319,096 open int 1,035,263 +29
OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 118.25 103.00 Apr 09 431 104.10 104.97 103.60 104.80 0.20 16.77 13.97 Mar 11 11,897 14.64 15.00 14.64 14.93 +0.12
489.25 284.00 Dec 08 9,019 322.25 324.75 316.25 321.50 +5.50 118.25 104.05 May 09 507 105.50 105.50 104.25 105.45 0.05 Est. Vol. 49,244 Vol. 75,303 open int 705,350 +975
68 107.25 107.30 106.50 107.00 0.40
502.00 284.00 Mar 09 2,672 339.00 341.00 334.00 338.75 +5.50 113.17 105.95 Aug 09
na 107.00 107.00 106.80 106.80 0.30
510.00 284.00 May 09 1,507 350.00 351.50 345.00 350.50 +5.50 109.85 106.80 Sep 09
533.00 305.00 Dec 09 1,300 388.00 393.00 387.50 391.00 +6.50 Est. Vol. 4,331 Vol. 5,011 open int 26,313 +285
GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.
Est. Vol. 815 Vol. 815 open int 14,884 +21
1034.3 684.40 Oct 08 1,135 878.00 889.10 869.20 880.70 +6.50
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 78.87 64.20 Oct 08 16,609 68.52 69.05 67.35 67.72 0.85 922.20 743.50 Nov 08 191 880.00 889.00 872.20 883.80 +6.50
1636.8 916.25 Nov 08 196,175 1062.3 1066.0 1039.3 1053.0 +8.00 79.15 62.45 Dec 08 92,319 64.47 64.77 62.45 62.97 1.23 1048.0 497.00 Dec 08 218,300 887.20 898.70 869.60 887.30 +6.50
85.45
69.10
Feb
09
34,945
71.05
71.12
69.27
70.35
0.30
1649.0 919.75 Jan 09 65,315 1078.5 1082.8 1057.0 1070.5 +8.25
1045.0 743.90 Feb 09 17,863 888.80 902.40 875.70 892.60 +6.60
1653.5 924.00 Mar 09 23,597 1095.3 1098.0 1072.3 1086.0 +8.50 92.50 74.55 Apr 09 24,970 76.00 76.05 74.65 75.95 +0.30 1050.0 749.80 Apr 09 18,023 894.30 900.60 886.00 897.00 +6.60
1644.5 1013.0 May 09 14,051 1105.8 1109.3 1085.5 1097.0 +7.25 98.50 81.50 May 09 1,042 82.77 83.20 82.00 82.60 0.50 1035.0 508.00 Jun 09 18,784 902.60 905.00 888.00 901.40 +6.60
1650.0 934.00 Jul 09 17,564 1115.8 1118.0 1094.5 1106.3 +7.25 100.25 83.67 Jun 09 17,109 86.25 86.60 84.95 85.75 0.92 1060.0 522.40 Dec 09 13,119 915.60 917.90 903.10 913.60 +6.50
1640.0 1096.0 Aug 09 989 1108.0 1108.0 1105.0 1105.0 +7.00 98.85 82.50 Jul 09 1,537 84.60 85.20 83.60 84.70 0.25 1175.5 869.40 Jun 13
4 1038.5 1041.5 1038.5 1041.5 +5.50
1600.0 1050.0 Sep 09
397 1104.0 1107.0 1096.0 1097.3 +8.25 96.00 80.40 Aug 09 1,328 81.50 82.50 81.50 82.00 0.50 Est. Vol. 89,985 Vol. 150,240 open int 336,598 23,653
406 77.20 77.90 77.20 77.90 0.60
1557.5 876.00 Nov 09 32,642 1088.0 1090.3 1070.0 1078.3 +4.25 94.00 75.90 Oct 09
MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
85 72.70 72.85 72.70 72.80
...
1555.5 950.00 Nov 10 5,896 1079.0 1087.0 1065.0 1075.3 +4.25 90.05 72.00 Dec 09
1041.3 734.00 Oct 08
334 865.80 882.10 864.30 881.80 +12.8
Est. Vol. 167,256 Vol. 167,256 open int 356,976 223
918.40 741.00 Nov 08
89 883.60 895.20 868.60 873.10 +1.60
SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton PORK BELLIES (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb. 1046.0 736.50 Dec 08 4,663 890.90 898.70 869.60 876.20
...
595 93.25 94.10 91.40 92.15 1.60
433.60 250.00 Oct 08 7,927 283.90 285.00 279.20 280.80 +1.40 105.05 83.25 Feb 09
1021.9 743.80 Feb 09
291 894.60 903.30 875.50 882.50 +10.1
104.30
84.95
Mar
09
26
93.00
93.00
91.50
91.85
1.35
431.90 246.00 Dec 08 82,766 289.20 290.80 284.60 286.20 +1.20
1040.0 759.70 Dec 09
28 910.40 914.30 910.40 914.30 +11.2
105.50
88.45
May
09
48
94.70
94.70
93.50
93.50
1.30
433.00 247.50 Jan 09 12,481 292.00 293.70 287.70 289.00 +1.20
Est. Vol. 6,738 Vol. open int 5,460 +164
1 96.35 96.35 96.10 96.10 1.40
434.00 246.50 Mar 09 15,398 297.20 299.30 292.80 294.30 +1.50 104.00 89.00 Jul 09
PLATINUM (NYM) 50 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
434.00 246.50 May 09 9,493 300.40 302.10 296.20 297.40 +1.30 Est. Vol. 68 Vol. 94 open int 671 +19
2288.0 995.20 Oct 08
802 1003.0 1045.0 1002.8 1029.7 +14.6
435.50 246.50 Jul 09 11,198 303.40 305.00 299.10 300.40 +1.10
2180.0 1000.1 Jan 09 13,735 1044.9 1064.9 1014.8 1043.1 +14.6
431.50 275.00 Aug 09 2,983 304.00 306.40 300.60 300.60 +1.10
1547.5 1013.2 Apr 09
142 1058.0 1067.5 1025.0 1053.2 +15.2
426.40 270.00 Sep 09 2,207 301.80 305.00 299.00 299.00 +3.00 COCOA (NYBT) 10 metric tons $ per ton Est. Vol. 1,213 Vol. 3,134 open int 14,679 125
407.90 246.50 Oct 09 1,306 294.90 296.10 290.20 290.20 +2.20 3273.0 1845.0 Dec 08 63,108 2575.0 2588.0 2495.0 2523.0 31.0 PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz
400.00 231.30 Dec 09 6,932 292.50 295.50 290.20 290.20 +2.20 3228.0 1896.0 Mar 09 31,313 2603.0 2603.0 2516.0 2541.0 32.0 608.75 197.50 Dec 08 14,696 211.00 220.80 202.00 210.95 +8.25
3214.0 1924.0 May 09 10,524 2562.0 2562.0 2533.0 2554.0 24.0 528.00 201.00 Mar 09 237 213.00 218.00 205.00 212.90 +8.25
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb 3220.0 2092.0 Jul 09 5,268 2557.0 2567.0 2550.0 2567.0 25.0 Est. Vol. 944 Vol. 1,121 open int 14,933 +116
... SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents per troy oz.
71.65 39.80 Oct 08 7,667 44.61 44.88 43.42 44.20 +0.20 3237.0 2108.0 Sep 09 3,057 2558.0 2575.0 2555.0 2575.0
74.00 39.60 Dec 08 133,877 45.12 45.44 43.92 44.68 +0.20 3217.0 2178.0 Dec 09 6,878 2554.0 2571.0 2552.0 2571.0 22.0 1784.1 1031.0 Oct 08
76 1257.0 1272.0 1257.0 1272.0 +48.9
74.04 40.38 Jan 09 25,416 45.60 45.92 44.43 45.18 +0.18 3188.0 2316.0 Mar 10 2,526 2543.0 2563.0 2543.0 2554.0 39.0 1356.0 1030.0 Nov 08
70 1208.0 1300.0 1207.0 1274.4 +49.2
74.18 40.38 Mar 09 21,447 46.13 46.46 44.99 45.72 +0.17 Est. Vol. 7,630 Vol. 8,791 open int 124,494 +2,675
2155.0 758.00 Dec 08 62,905 1276.0 1308.0 1204.5 1277.0 +49.5
71.90 40.38 May 09 13,771 46.57 46.84 45.46 46.15 +0.14 COFFEE C (NYBT) 37,500 lbs. cents per lb. 2121.0 1050.0 Jan 09 1,405 1248.0 1280.6 1239.0 1280.6 +49.8
71.90 40.63 Jul 09 18,569 46.86 47.15 45.75 46.47 +0.13 178.90 123.60 Dec 08 88,132 131.10 131.90 128.45 128.85 1.60 2122.5 1045.0 Mar 09 13,024 1288.0 1315.0 1215.0 1287.8 +50.2
71.50 43.95 Aug 09 2,588 47.09 47.10 45.99 46.65 +0.13 181.60 126.75 Mar 09 30,988 135.25 136.00 132.85 133.40 1.25 2130.0 1061.0 May 09 5,305 1295.0 1295.0 1293.5 1293.5 +50.5
71.20 45.87 Sep 09 2,312 47.21 47.25 46.20 46.75 +0.13 181.50 130.80 May 09 9,485 138.70 139.00 135.70 135.95 1.65 2170.0 750.00 Jul 09 6,227 1275.0 1300.0 1238.5 1299.3 +50.7
70.50 40.63 Oct 09 2,326 46.53 47.10 46.50 46.75 +0.12 181.60 131.10 Jul 09 2,881 141.10 141.10 138.30 138.30 1.80 2200.0 795.00 Dec 09 5,032 1299.0 1312.8 1250.0 1312.8 +51.3
70.00 40.63 Dec 09 15,162 47.37 47.46 46.17 46.88 +0.15 183.15 140.65 Sep 09 1,785 141.75 141.75 140.65 140.65 1.70 2205.5 975.00 Dec 10 2,485 1330.0 1348.0 1330.0 1348.0 +52.4
189.00 135.60 Dec 09 2,526 145.05 145.05 143.85 143.85 1.80 Est. Vol. 20,200 Vol. 30,933 open int 103,812 +1,770
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel Est. Vol. 23,535 Vol. 14,181 open int 137,031 448
MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz.
1293.0 605.00 Dec 08 51,809 715.00 715.00 702.00 704.00 8.00 ORANGE JUICE (NYBT) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb. 1783.6 1033.0 Oct 08
19 1265.0 1267.9 1244.5 1265.0 +43.9
1275.0 609.00 Mar 09 15,032 730.00 733.00 723.00 724.75 8.25 153.50 85.20 Nov 08 17,215 89.10 89.40 85.60 86.75 1.50 1366.7 1049.3 Nov 08
43 1233.3 1296.0 1226.8 1272.2 +72.5
1255.0 635.00 May 09 4,042 739.00 743.00 737.25 737.25 9.50 177.00 89.30 Jan 09 6,441 93.10 93.10 89.50 90.25 2.45 2150.3 1027.0 Dec 08 3,472 1278.0 1306.5 1205.0 1264.7 +54.0
1135.0 546.00 Jul 09 13,524 753.00 753.00 743.00 744.50 5.50 153.20 93.10 Mar 09 5,045 96.85 96.85 93.10 94.30 1.85 2115.6 1042.0 Mar 09 261 1287.5 1314.0 1233.1 1286.6 +51.5
1135.0 575.00 Dec 09 1,784 777.00 777.00 772.00 772.50 4.00 154.05 107.10 Nov 09 104 108.35 108.35 108.10 108.10 2.10 2146.1 1057.5 Dec 09
123 1290.0 1311.6 1280.0 1311.6 +55.7
157.80 110.25 Jan 10
na 110.25 110.25 109.90 109.90 0.35 Est. Vol. 2,861 Vol. open int 4,052 +52
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT Est. Vol. 4,612 Vol. 4,347 open int 30,491 122
HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb.
Grains
Meats
Metals
Foods
Key Commodity & Financial Futures
BY REUTERS
A flight to quality lifted gold

Wednesday but oil prices fell, with
the economic outlook up in the air
Season
Open
High Low
Interest Open High Low Close Chg. before the Senate decides on the
405.40 275.80 Oct 08 1,724 278.90 293.85 275.80 279.70 9.10 bank rescue voted down two days
404.75 227.90 Nov 08 1,914 277.95 292.85 275.25 279.40 8.90 ago by the House of Representa404.50 252.25 Dec 08 48,082 277.90 293.45 274.90 278.95 8.95 tives.
402.00 226.55 Jan 09 2,699 278.40 293.80 276.80 279.50 9.10
Copper prices sank to 19-month
400.00 226.40 Feb 09
799 279.15 286.40 278.30 280.20 8.75
lows as U.S. manufacturing data re398.55 275.75 Mar 09 15,049 279.05 292.80 275.75 279.55 8.80
396.90 278.20 Apr 09
575 279.25 290.70 278.20 280.40 8.80 inforced worries over the state of de395.25 274.35 May 09 1,720 279.10 285.50 277.80 280.15 8.65 mand and the dollar rallied on a
391.95 278.50 Jul 09 1,055 279.75 288.75 278.50 280.60 8.45 worsening overseas outlook.
388.65 277.30 Sep 09
790 280.20 291.30 277.30 280.70 8.45
U.S. equities fell again. Investors
383.70 277.25 Dec 09 1,214 279.85 289.80 277.25 280.50 8.25 imagined parallels between the curEst. Vol. 12,439 Vol. 17,494 open int 78,214 +2,659
rent banking and credit crisis and
the Great Depression of the 1930s,
Oils
while gold and precious metals
LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl.
stood out as hard-asset safe havens
147.81 62.60 Nov 08 262,031 98.53 102.84 95.95 98.53 2.11
148.03 54.90 Dec 08 198,687 99.03 102.37 95.27 97.92 2.34 from market turmoil.
But market sentiment hinged on
147.56 62.90 Jan 09 55,703 99.09 102.55 95.40 98.00 2.51
146.93 65.89 Feb 09 23,795 99.15 102.12 95.65 98.17 2.63 the Senate vote due to start Wednes148.12 60.15 Mar 09 28,359 99.30 102.30 96.00 98.41 2.69 day after 7:30 p.m. EDT on Treasury
148.50 65.97 Apr 09 20,780 98.96 102.60 96.37 98.68 2.72 Secretary Henry Paulsons $700 bil147.50 60.40 Jun 09 60,582 100.42 100.56 97.11 99.34 2.66
lion plan to prevent Wall Streets
147.40 66.03 Jul 09 18,887 99.50 99.62 99.50 99.62 2.65
meltdown from sinking the econo145.96 66.03 Sep 09 14,405 100.80 100.80 100.18 100.18 2.63
145.62 64.25 Nov 09 5,417 104.09 104.09 100.73 100.73 2.61 my.
Stocks and most commodities
146.73 53.70 Dec 09 104,557 101.79 104.84 98.89 100.99 2.60
144.40 62.30 Jun 10 33,396 103.58 103.58 102.03 102.03 2.60 plunged Monday after the lower
144.99 27.15 Dec 10 61,741 103.00 103.93 100.63 102.51 2.60 house stunned markets eager for
143.27 64.40 Jun 11 22,267 105.50 105.50 102.68 102.68 2.61
good news by rejecting a similar res143.00 59.85 Dec 11 24,904 103.23 104.85 101.27 102.87 2.62
cue bill in a tight vote. But gold and
142.99 59.00 Dec 12 31,968 103.60 103.70 101.99 103.25 2.66
141.99 69.21 Dec 13 13,454 105.50 105.50 102.22 103.57 2.70 government bonds soared.
The attempted rescue of the U.S.
142.70 69.09 Dec 15 12,810 103.80 106.00 103.80 104.25 2.69
145.60 85.64 Dec 16 4,561 104.00 104.64 104.00 104.64 2.68 economy comes after months of fiEst. Vol. 327,028 Vol. 458,575 open int 1,092,411 10,439
nancial turmoil, triggered by the
NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu slump in the housing market.
14.00 7.140 Nov 08 130,499 7.834 7.938 7.450

14.36 4.108 Dec 08 66,740 8.105 8.199 7.791
14.55 7.767 Jan 09 89,168 8.306 8.388 8.020
14.46 7.807 Feb 09 33,700 8.340 8.412 8.071
14.17 7.714 Mar 09 75,053 8.207 8.285 7.950
12.00 6.930 Apr 09 67,570 8.052 8.095 7.800
11.82 6.490 May 09 47,038 8.020 8.130 7.855
11.87 6.720 Jun 09 19,481 8.152 8.227 7.970
11.98 6.960 Jul 09 19,590 8.310 8.352 8.115
12.04 6.900 Aug 09 18,670 8.332 8.433 8.175
12.06 7.050 Sep 09 16,715 8.342 8.463 8.210
12.12 7.115 Oct 09 30,600 8.485 8.544 8.300
12.40 7.350 Nov 09 16,704 8.715 8.820 8.590
12.75 7.570 Dec 09 26,166 9.080 9.183 8.970
7.728
8.020
8.230
8.265
8.140
7.960
8.010
8.122
8.250
8.328
8.358
8.435
8.715
9.085
+0.290
+0.232
+0.210
+0.210
+0.210
+0.185
+0.182
+0.177
+0.175
+0.171
+0.168
+0.165
+0.155
+0.150
HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal

425.00
428.15
428.00
428.60
428.50
425.00
421.25
414.25
413.25
413.75
212.28
213.75
215.28
214.68
211.88
207.43
202.98
200.68
200.78
201.68
Nov 08
Dec 08
Jan 09
Feb 09
Mar 09
Apr 09
May 09
Jun 09
Jul 09
Aug 09
56,687
27,337
23,367
9,270
10,312
5,468
4,894
21,907
3,015
2,168
287.93
290.29
292.97
293.20
293.29
292.14
291.25
290.75
288.99
291.50
295.00
296.75
295.75
296.44
296.24
293.64
291.45
292.31
288.99
292.75
279.21
281.79
284.32
285.78
286.27
284.30
284.91
284.40
288.45
289.99
284.69
287.04
289.64
290.79
290.39
289.09
288.09
287.69
288.54
289.99
4.78
5.08
5.23
5.28
5.53
5.73
5.63
5.63
5.58
5.58
Season
High Low
The $700 billion bailout is going

to happen in some form . . . and
whereas financial securities are not
the place to be, commodities fundamentally are a great buy, said Mark
Mathias, chief executive at Londonbased Quantum Asset Management.
Comex December gold ended
Wednesday up $6.50 at $887.30 an
ounce on the New York Mercantile
Exchange.
Spot gold fetched $876.20 an
ounce in late New York trade, up
from Tuesdays close of $869.95.
The flows into gold futures, exchange traded funds, and coins and
bars have been the strongest in
memory enough to offset the impact of a rising dollar Wednesday.
If the government doesnt reach a
bailout agreement, or the plan
doesnt improve economic conditions here, gold will be seen as a safehaven type of investment to hold
onto during times of panic, said analyst Rob Kurzatkowski of OptionsXpress.
December silver ended up 49.50
cents, or 4%, at $12.770 an ounce as
less-liquid silver gained more than
gold. Spot silver rose to $12.51 from
$12.02.
Nymex November crude fell
$2.11, or 2.1%, to $98.53 a barrel.
New York December copper shed
3.1%, or 8.95 cents, to settle at
$2.7895 a pound.
Open
Season
414.80 202.98 Sep 09 2,505 293.40 293.40 291.99

436.25 208.18 Dec 09 13,460 299.00 299.00 294.30
402.70 197.98 May 10 962 295.30 295.30 293.59
398.85 195.48 Jun 10 2,794 293.25 293.25 291.74
291.99
297.64
293.59
291.74
Open
5.58
5.43
5.23
5.23
78.11 54.25 Oct 08

429 59.00 60.50 56.59 56.59
81.53 55.11 Dec 08 126,462 58.01 58.91 57.77 58.09
86.81 59.80 Mar 09 38,059 62.20 63.30 62.20 62.77
88.38 61.82 May 09 7,051 64.75 65.00 64.52 64.73
89.56 64.42 Jul 09 11,743 66.95 67.02 66.50 66.77
NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon 101.50 67.86 Dec 09 9,187 70.45 70.75 70.31 70.54
3.545 1.9482 Nov 08 74,165 2.400 2.504 2.311 2.360 0.098 Est. Vol. 20,965 Vol. 24,711 open int 195,316 5,531
3.545 1.9274 Dec 08 28,892 2.382 2.478 2.297 2.346 0.097
3.556 1.9339 Jan 09 19,008 2.395 2.422 2.310 2.360 0.097
3.753 2.084 Apr 09 9,248 2.568 2.574 2.546 2.571 0.089 S&P COMP. INDEX (CME) 250 x
1629.3 1112.8 Dec 08 563,190 1168.1 1172.7 1143.8 1168.4
+1.09
+0.10
+0.63
+1.00
+0.92
+1.04
Indexes
Woods And Fibers

LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per 1,000
314.60 199.20 Nov 08 6,264 202.00 203.50 199.20
298.00 217.20 Jan 09 3,740 219.50 221.00 217.20
305.00 230.80 Mar 09 800 236.00 236.00 230.80
303.50 244.00 May 09 140 247.70 248.50 244.00
298.50 244.30 Sep 09
33 256.00 256.00 244.30
COTTON 2
(NYBT)
50,000 lbs.
199.20
217.90
234.90
247.50
244.30
cents
1638.8 1110.0 Mar 09 4,342 1155.0 1173.0 1150.0 1170.2

1648.3 1120.8 Jun 09 3,027 1160.3 1174.3 1151.3 1171.2
bd. ft. 1657.8 1120.8 Sep 09 753 1161.1 1175.1 1152.1 1171.7
4.30 Est. Vol. 30,876 Vol. 94,670 open int 571,330 +13,992
MINI INDEX (CME) 50 x
5.10 S&P
2.90 1620.0 1112.0 Dec 08 2,530,826 1167.5 1173.0 1143.8 1168.4
5.30 1540.0 1115.5 Mar 09 26,935 1170.0 1174.5 1146.0 1170.2
10.0 1441.1 1120.8 Jun 09 4,963 1170.8 1171.2 1152.3 1171.2
Est. Vol. 608,285 Vol. 2,936,889 open int 2,562,732 +133,520
per
lb. S&P
MIDCAP
400
(CME)
500
index
0.60
0.80
1.10
1.40
index
+0.90
+0.70
+0.45
index
FUTURES & BONDS
Treasuries Rise As Credit Worries Persist,

But Late Recovery In Stocks Limits Gains
BY REUTERS
Treasuries climbed Wednesday as

investors shifted into the safe haven
of government securities because of
persistent credit market distress
and deteriorating economic data.
But price gains were pared in the
afternoon as stocks recovered most
of their steep early losses.
Bonds had gained markedly in the
morning after a weak U.S. manufacturing report, which added to the
impression that malfunctioning
credit markets were taking an increasing toll on the broader economy.
In the morning, bonds were up on
weakness in equities and people
looking to get into Treasuries after
the backup we had yesterday, and
then it was all about the (manufacturing) number, which was very
weak, said Carl Lantz, an interest
rate strategist at Credit Suisse. He
added that bonds retraced some as
equities firmed up.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury
note yielded 3.74%, down from
3.84% late Tuesday. The yield
reached as low as 3.65% on Wednesday.
The two-year note traded 9/32
higher in price for a yield of 1.82%,
down from 1.97% late Tuesday.
The Institute for Supply Management said its index of national factory activity fell to a seven-year low in
September,confirming to many analysts that a lockup in lending and
economic weakness were hitting
factory activity.
It looks like the cautiousness in
consumer spending and weakness
in short-term financing have
caused the manufacturing side to
pull back, said Charlie Smith, chief
investment officer of Fort Pitt Capital Group in Greentree, Pa.
Interbank lending markets remained nearly frozen despite the

start of a new quarter, and jitters
about the fate of a U.S. bailout package also drove a strong underlying
bid for government bonds.
Yes, we survived quarter-end,
but we are still looking at some type
of potential Armageddon, said T.J.

Bonds Summary
Issues traded
Advances
Declines
Unchanged
Domestic
Wed
Tue
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2
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All Issues
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Key Financial And Commodity Futures
Marta, a fixed-income strategist at

RBC Capital Markets in New York.
The five-year Treasury note traded 17/32 higher in price for a yield of
2.86%, down from 2.98% late Tuesday.
The 30-year bond traded 1 25/32
higher for a yield of 4.21%, down
from 4.31%.
Commodity Futures continued from previous page

Season
Open
Season
High Low
Open
Season
4.30 Est. Vol. 349,360 Vol. 235,596 open int 710,319 +6,043
4.30 EURODOLLARS (IMM) $1 millionpts of 100 pct.
4.30 97.29 96.04 Oct 08 148,077 96.10 96.17 96.05 96.06 0.04
97.31 96.19 Nov 08
9,164 96.51 96.53 96.40 96.47 +0.085
DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average 98.27 91.57 Dec 08 1,620,955 96.59 96.78 96.56 96.68 +0.135
13875 10420 Dec 08 24,937 10884 10900 10650 10887 +26.0 98.19 91.58 Mar 09 1,272,542 97.05 97.33 97.05 97.19 +0.16
13084 10470 Mar 09 137 10685 10883 10685 10883 +26.0 98.00 91.53 Jun 09 974,755 96.97 97.28 96.97 97.12 +0.16
97.77 94.28 Sep 09 891,275 96.89 97.19 96.88 97.00 +0.12
Est. Vol. 523 Vol. 4,028 open int 25,074 +497
MINI DOW JONES (CBOT) $5 x DJIA index 97.50 91.40 Dec 09 738,871 96.61 96.86 96.60 96.68 +0.12
13875 10408 Dec 08 91,382 10880 10903 10651 10893 +68.0 97.28 94.23 Mar 10 501,034 96.45 96.67 96.41 96.50 +0.10
13084 10460 Mar 09 302 10795 10893 10700 10883 +26.0 97.06 92.25 Jun 10 290,084 96.20 96.38 96.13 96.23 +0.075
11167 10484 Sep 09
na 10870 10897 10870 10897 +26.0 96.89 92.22 Sep 10 236,800 95.98 96.11 95.88 95.98 +0.075
96.75 94.11 Dec 10 200,051 95.66 95.86 95.65 95.75 +0.085
Est. Vol. 382,881 Vol. open int 92,193 703
96.61 94.09 Mar 11 162,122 95.59 95.75 95.56 95.66 +0.085
NASDAQ 100 INDEX (CME) $100 x index
96.47 94.06 Jun 11 149,922 95.55 95.66 95.47 95.56 +0.08
2355.0 1490.0 Dec 08 21,781 1578.3 1600.5 1551.5 1578.8 25.8
96.31 92.75 Sep 11 142,912 95.50 95.60 95.41 95.51 +0.08
2258.0 1520.0 Mar 09
47 1573.0 1588.5 1573.0 1587.8 25.8
96.19 93.99 Dec 11 115,812 95.44 95.53 95.37 95.45 +0.08
2091.0 1531.5 Jun 09
5 1600.0 1600.0 1599.3 1599.3 25.8
96.08 93.97 Mar 12 119,060 95.45 95.55 95.38 95.47 +0.08
Est. Vol. 511 Vol. 6,866 open int 21,833 +44
96.00 93.94 Jun 12 78,438 95.39 95.49 95.31 95.42 +0.08
MINI NASDAQ 100 INDE (CME) $20 x index 95.96 93.92 Sep 12 59,450 95.37 95.45 95.25 95.38 +0.08
2355.0 1494.0 Dec 08 304,371 1577.0 1600.3 1552.3 1578.8 15.5 95.90 93.89 Dec 12 63,121 95.30 95.35 95.25 95.30 +0.08
2258.0 1520.0 Mar 09 199 1586.8 1606.0 1561.8 1587.8 15.5 95.86 92.73 Mar 13 49,762 95.27 95.36 95.23 95.28 +0.08
Est. Vol. Vol. 433,268 open int 304,570 12,822
95.81 92.67 Jun 13 29,335 95.22 95.28 95.20 95.24 +0.085
RUSSELL
2000
(CME)
500
x
index 95.75 93.81 Sep 13 17,439 95.20 95.27 95.17 95.20 +0.085
812.40 645.75 Dec 08 8,401 676.50 716.80 662.10 716.80
... 95.67 92.80 Dec 13 13,896 95.07 95.16 95.06 95.11 +0.085
Est. Vol. 372 Vol. open int 8,401 +677
95.62 93.86 Mar 14 16,636 95.03 95.13 95.03 95.08 +0.085
RUSSELL 1000 Mini (NYBT) $50 x index 95.58 93.13 Jun 14
8,043 94.99 95.08 94.99 95.03 +0.085
835.60 602.25 Dec 08 2,539 627.45 635.85 621.95 632.90 +0.45 95.52 93.81 Sep 14
7,958 94.96 95.05 94.96 95.00 +0.085
95.44 93.78 Dec 14 14,706 94.89 94.98 94.89 94.94 +0.08
Est. Vol. 599 Vol. open int 2,539 +28
NIKKEI
225
AVGS. (CME)
$5
x
nsa 95.39 93.76 Mar 15 17,235 94.86 94.95 94.86 94.91 +0.08
4,251 94.83 94.92 94.83 94.86 +0.08
15710 11120 Dec 08 60,981 11590 11600 11420 11600 55.0 95.35 93.74 Jun 15
2,872 94.80 94.89 94.80 94.83 +0.08
14700 11215 Mar 09
1 11615 11615 11610 11610 55.0 95.31 93.72 Sep 15
3,485 94.73 94.81 94.73 94.76 +0.08
12475 11215 Sep 09
na 11615 11615 11610 11610 55.0 95.23 93.57 Mar 16
Est. Vol. 850,284 Vol. 2,103,812 open int 7,973,482 +7,175,757
Est. Vol. 16,610 Vol. 19,691 open int 60,982 +697
960.70 690.00 Dec 08 4,681 729.00 729.00 709.50 726.00
919.50 700.00 Mar 09
na 728.60 733.30 728.60 733.30
873.20 715.60 Sep 09
na 738.60 743.30 738.60 743.30
Est. Vol. 2 Vol. 169 open int 4,681 58
Financials
US TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) $100,000 prin pts & 32nds of 100 pct
US
DOLLAR
INDEX
(NYBT)
1000
80.90 72.08 Dec 08 43,921 79.18 79.92 79.04 79.80

81.26 72.50 Mar 09 2,181 79.25 80.02 79.20 79.65
B11
Open
1.0999 0.9222 Dec 08 85,314 0.9426 0.9498 0.9411

1.0927 0.9217 Mar 09 3,088 0.9453 0.9488 0.9410
1.0173 0.9219 Jun 09 1,913 0.9444 0.9472 0.9410
1.0144 0.9212 Sep 09 2,938 0.9421 0.9428 0.9410
0.9965 0.9225 Dec 09
373 0.9417 0.9430 0.9416
0.9434
0.9436
0.9431
0.9428
0.9425
+0.0007
+0.0007
+0.0005
+0.0005
+0.0005
MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso

0.0993 0.0875 Dec 08 54,678 0.0907 0.0909 0.0899 0.0905 0.00032
0.0983 0.0872 Mar 09 360 0.0894 0.0894 0.0894 0.0894 0.00032
JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen

1.0465 0.8604 Dec 08 154,851 0.9533 0.9578 0.9485 0.9531 +0.0033
1.0385 0.8961 Mar 09 1,104 0.9600 0.9642 0.9588 0.9610 +0.0028
1.0412 0.9158 Jun 09 3,404 0.9643 0.9696 0.9642 0.9665 +0.0028
SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc

1.0159 0.8308 Dec 08 37,700 0.8981 0.9036 0.8910 0.8965 +0.0002
1.0111 0.8666 Mar 09 387 0.8926 0.9050 0.8926 0.8992 +0.0002
1.0103 0.8791 Jun 09
294 0.9025 0.9056 0.8995 0.9008
...
EURO
125,000
Euros,
per
30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of 100 pct.
98.64 95.64 Oct 08 114,386 98.28 98.34 98.23 98.27

98.59 95.64 Nov 08 141,813 98.34 98.41 98.27 98.33
98.58 95.64 Dec 08 85,690 98.39 98.45 98.31 98.38
98.58 95.64 Jan 09 56,872 98.39 98.44 98.28 98.36
98.53 95.64 Feb 09 68,656 98.43 98.46 98.30 98.39
98.56 95.64 Mar 09 19,668 98.39 98.42 98.30 98.36
98.50 95.64 Apr 09 18,575 98.34 98.39 98.26 98.32
98.43 95.64 May 09 16,644 98.25 98.28 98.17 98.25
index 98.36 95.64 Jun 09 3,863 98.21 98.25 98.14 98.22
+0.51 Est. Vol. 140,453 Vol. 1,112,027 open int 598,019 +3,062
+0.05
123-27 109-00 Dec 08 800,751 118-14 119-18 116-29 118-06 +101

AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per A $
122-20 109-22 Mar 09 1,566 116-28 118-17 116-23 117-06 +101 0.9652 0.7748 Dec 08 52,400 0.7907 0.7990 0.7841 0.7875 0.0011
0.9523 0.7718 Mar 09 760 0.7875 0.7923 0.7818 0.7818 0.0010
9 0.7808 0.7916 0.7751 0.7751 0.0002
119-11 107-22 Dec 08 1,513,149 115-05 115-32 114-19 115-03 +15 0.9200 0.7513 Dec 09
15 0.7700 0.7792 0.7637 0.7637 +0.0008
118-00 108-27 Mar 09
64 114-12 114-12 113-29 113-29 +145 Est. Vol. 16,298 Vol. 40,054 open int 53,200 104
Est. Vol. 1,445,355 Vol. 804,460 open int 1,513,213 +42,867
BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound
Euro
1.5911 1.3811 Dec 08 151,868 1.4159 1.4211 1.3995 1.4084 0.0050

1.5816 1.3765 Mar 09 17,776 1.4155 1.4188 1.3987 1.4073 0.0053
1.5740 1.3752 Jun 09
378 1.4112 1.4162 1.4007 1.4040 0.0053
...
+0.03
+0.045
+0.06
+0.07
+0.075
+0.085
+0.105
+0.10
Futures Tables & Charts Footnotes:
CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: International Monetary
Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT: N.Y. Board
of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME market data is the
property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All
rights reserved.
5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd 2.083 1.7327 Dec 08 98,974 1.7879 1.7921 1.7647 1.7763 0.0077 Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentum and
volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, low and
115-00 106-04 Dec 08 1,457,242 112-25 113-10 112-08 112-25 +173 2.077 1.7248 Mar 09 1,213 1.7842 1.7842 1.7636 1.7711 0.0072
close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price direction may be
Est. Vol. 769,002 Vol. 579,856 open int 1,474,988 +17,638
1.9849 1.7200 Jun 09 1,009 1.7657 1.7741 1.7566 1.7636 0.0068 indicated when % F (dark line) crosses % S (thin line).
2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd Est. Vol. 49,397 Vol. 88,899 open int 101,200 +3,675
Spot prices and money rates can be found on B12
107-29 102-32 Dec 08 708,769 107-01 107-08 106-25 107-01 0.00000 CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr
10 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd 0.9408 0.7643 Jun 09
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IBDS 20 RULES FOR INVESTMENT SUCCESS
INVESTORS CORNER
Spotting The Buy Point: Base Required Patience

BY ALAN R. ELLIOTT
Kansas City Southern (KSU)
Part of the chore of investing is routine: Scan through scores of stock

charts. Chase down the fundamentalsfortheonesthat showpromise.
But sitting, watching and waiting
for the right moment to buy a stock
is anything but routine. It can be the
most excruciating task of all.
The focal point in that waiting process is the buy point. A buy point is a
marker, a timing mechanism. It sets
the level above which a stock is likely to break free of price resistance
and cut loose for explosive gains.
When a stock rises through a buy
point on a better-than-50% increase in volume, it is telling you to
pull the trigger and buy.
But buy points take time to develop. Charts may seem to be forming
one type of base, only to become altered and develop into an entirely
different pattern.
Sometimes, particularly when the
market is struggling, the breakout
never comes. But if a stocks fundamentals are solid and the market is
tending toward the bulls favor, buy
points are sure to come to those
who wait.
One stock that required a patient
hand at the stock was railroad Kansas City SouthernKSU as it worked
toward a breakout beginning late
last year.
Kansas City Southerns earnings
were slipping from four-digit
growth but held at a healthy 50% increase in the second and third quarters of 2007. The stock slipped into
a correction in June .
Almost five months later it began
shaping a possible handle with a
39.62 buy point . Over the next
three weeks shares fell more than
15%, so the would-be handle simply
became part of a longer correction.
By mid-December the pattern be-
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These rules arent based on our personal opinion or those of Wall

Streets experts. IBD built detailed models of all the most successful
stocks every year from 1880 to 2005. We analyzed their common characteristics, what factors existed before these very best companies had
huge advances and how these factors changed when the stocks topped.
So these rules represent how the market actually works. If you ignore
them and rely instead on personal opinions, feelings or emotions, you
are potentially arguing with how the market has functioned for 50 years
and you will likely make more costly mistakes.
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45
If all 20 fact-based rules are carefully followed (not just the ones you
like), your investment results can materially improve:
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Consider buying stocks with each

of the last three years earnings
up 25%+, return on equity of 17%+
and recent earnings and sales
accelerating.
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Double-bottom
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3
4
26
24
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.
22
19
Cut every loss when its 8%

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

sell and take profit on the way
up. Review When to Sell and Take
a Profit in How to Make Money in
Stocks.
4,000,000
Buy when market indexes are in

an uptrend. Reduce investments
and raise cash when general market
indexes show five days of increased
volume distribution.
2,000,000
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Jun
Dec
Sep
Read IBDs Investors Corner and

Big Picture columns to learn
how to recognize important tops
and bottoms in market indexes.
Sep
Jun
Mar 08
Daily Graphs available at investors.com/DGO/IC
came more clear. What started out

as a possible handle had changed
into a double-bottom base with a
possible 37.60 buy point .
The stock broke past that mark on
healthy volume in the last week of
January . It marked mild gains
over the next two weeks, then

slipped into a pullback diving
more than 8% and shaking out
many who had bought in or near the
37.60 mark.
The few tenacious enough to hold
on for the final act saw shares exe-
cute a pullback to the 10-week moving average, then climb above a buy
point of 39.82 .
Kansas City found support at the
line and made new highs in March.
It knocked out a 27% gain over the
next three months.
IBDs Top 200 Composite Stocks
Recent quarterly earnings and

sales should be up 25% or more.
Avoid cheap stocks. Buy stocks
selling for $15 to $100 or more.
Buy stocks with a Composite

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

industry sectors in IBDs New
Highs List.
Select stocks with increasing
institutional sponsorship in
recent quarters.
Current quarterly after-tax
profit margins should be
improving, near their peak and
among the best in the stocks industry.
Dont buy because of dividends or P-E ratios. Read a
story on the company. Buy the No. 1
company in an industry in earnings
and sales growth, ROE, profit
margins and product quality.
Pick companies with a superior
new product or service.
Invest mainly in entrepreneurial New America companies.
Pay close attention to those with an
IPO in the past eight years.
Check into companies buying
back 5% to 10% of their stock
and those with new management
(what is managements
background?).
Dont try to bottom guess or
buy on the way down. Never
argue with the market. Forget your
pride and ego.
Find out if the market currently favors big-cap or small-cap
stocks.
Do a post-analysis of all your
buys and sells. Post on charts
where you bought and sold.
Evaluate and develop rules to
correct your major mistakes. Its
what you learn after you think you
know what youre doing thats vital.
Thats how to improve your results.
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99 99 84 C+ 20.4 Cybrsrce
99 99 82 B- 77.4 Celgene
99 98 98 A- 19.3 Ezcorp Cl A
99 98 96 A- 53.2 AmPubE n
99 98 93 B- 18.1 ChinaFire n
99 98 70 B+ 51.1 Herbalfe
99 97 99 B- 15.2 EmergBio
99 97 94 A 22.6 Sykes Ent
99 97 85 B- 40.9 PsycSol
99 97 84 B- 52.0 KendleInt
99 96 98 B 47.9 QualtySys
99 96 96 B 66.9 Buckle
99 96 93 B 24.6 Websns
99 96 92 B- 26.0 NatusMed
99 96 88 A- 18.1 LumberL n
99 95 99 B- 46.5 AlmstFam
99 95 99 A- 45.0 BffWldWg
99 95 93 D+ 37.4 Aeropostl
99 95 92 B 45.5 FLIR Systms
99 95 88 B- 38.4 UrbanOutfit
99 94 97 B 7.3 CmpTask
99 94 96 A 22.9 HlthSprg
99 94 92 B+ 13.0 Ness Tech
99 94 90 B+ 48.3 II-VI
99 93 99 A+ 39.3 LifePtnrs
99 93 94 B- 80.3 DRSTech
99 93 90 B 44.8 GreenMtCf
99 93 84 B- 68.0 Amedisys
99 91 88 C+178.6 Alcon
99 91 88 B 40.5 Team
99 90 97 B- 80.6 Natl Presto
99 90 94 A 39.0 Stanley
99 90 93 B- 44.8 IconPLC
99 90 93 C 65.8 Varian Med
99 90 91 C+ 36.2 Parexel
99 90 90 B 25.1 HudsCB
99 88 98 A- 28.9 NCIInc
99 88 90 C+229.5 StrayrEd
99 87 95 B+ 43.1 Perrigo
99 86 89 B 84.0 Genzyme
99 85 98 A- 50.9 Laclede
99 85 94 B- 75.5 NorflkSo
99 84 97 A+ 24.6 CollectBr
99 84 96 A- 27.0 SouthsBc
99 84 92 A- 80.0 FTI Cnslt
99 84 91 B+ 31.9 Neogen
99 84 84 B- 61.6 DeVry
99 83 94 C 41.6 RossSts
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99 78 98 A- 46.4 RockTen
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99 75 98 A 29.7 Thoratec
99 73 99 B+ 9.5 AmCareSrc
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98 99 96 D+120.9 Ebix
98 99 95 C+ 34.5 TitanMch n
98 98 83 D 92.2 NwOriEd
98 98 67 C+ 45.2 Mindray
98 98 59 B 57.2 Guess
98 97 86 B- 48.9 CashAmer
98 97 82 B 39.2 SonoSite
98 96 84 C+131.8 ITTEduc
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98 94 87 B 22.4 IPG Phot
98 93 93 A- 117.8 UtdThrp
98 93 88 B- 21.5 ParmTch
98 92 89 B 18.5 Tyler Tech
98 91 97 A- 62.1 Mantech
98 91 75 B 43.0 Accntur
98 90 98 B+ 79.7 AxsysTech
98 90 94 A- 31.8 TrueRelig
98 90 88 B+ 17.2 BrukerCorp
98 90 85 B 29.5 Somanetics
98 89 98 B 18.4 EnsignGp n
98 89 98 B- 13.4 NV Chmls
98 89 84 C 99.1 Covance
98 89 83 A- 64.7 Idexx Labs
98 89 82 C 48.5 StJudeMed
98 89 80 A 29.0 AcadiaRlty
98 88 98 B 29.3 GntvaHlth
98 88 84 D+ 82.9 Techne
98 87 99 B+ 77.0 LongDrugStr
98 86 93 B- 30.3 Balchem
98 86 88 C 66.2 Stericycle
98 85 97 A- 15.5 EagleTest
98 85 88 B 20.2 Qlogic
98 84 95 B+ 53.3 WestwdHld
98 84 89 A- 40.0 Immucor
98 83 96 A+ 41.7 JosABkCl
98 83 94 B+ 18.4 AmMedSys
98 83 80 B- 50.0 Teva
98 79 91 B+ 38.2 Zoll Med
98 79 87 B 52.8 Ecolab
98 78 97 B+ 21.4 MeritMed
98 77 89 B- 35.8 BioRefLabs
98 76 96 B+ 32.9 DarwinP
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PMTC 18.36 -0.04 24
TYL 14.98 -0.19 -29
MANT 58.29 -1.00 -40
ACN 37.06 -0.94 7
AXYS 60.32 1.38 -39
TRLG 25.69 -0.16 -45
BRKR 13.20 -0.13 -46
SMTS 21.26 -0.61 16
ENSG 17.26 0.17 5
NCEM 13.10 -0.10 12
CVD 86.59 -1.82 25
IDXX 54.15 -0.65 8
STJ 43.16 -0.33 -13
AKR 25.03 -0.25 -16
GTIV 27.00 0.06 -55
TECH 74.34 2.22 13
LDG 75.55 -0.09 -56
BCPC 26.77 0.10 -45
SRCL 58.07 -0.84 -4
EGLT 15.33 0.02 -65
QLGC 15.28 -0.08 -22
WHG 47.00 -0.40 -50
BLUD 32.07 0.11 23
JOSB 34.92 1.32 -39
AMMD 17.93 0.17 26
TEVA 46.77 0.98 -6
ZOLL 32.39 -0.33 5
ECL 48.99 0.47 103
MMSI 19.50 0.73 -35
BRLI 28.14 -0.76 -34
DR
31.56 0.45 -86
98 76 94 B 38.0 CamdnNtl CAC

98 76 90 B 21.0 USPhyTh USPH
98 73 99 A+ 7.5 Questcor QCOR
98 73 96 B+ 25.8 Pharmer n PMC
98 72 96 A 18.3 CornthClg COCO
98 72 95 B+ 24.5 First Lng Isld FLIC
98 71 89 A 115.2 BioRad A BIO
98 70 98 B+ 16.6 Cryolife
CRY
98 66 93 B+ 53.7 OSI Pharmac OSIP
98 66 90 B 25.3 PhaseFwd PFWD
98 65 88 A 24.8 Cubist Phr CBST
98 63 95 A+ 42.0 Masimo n MASI
98 59 97 B+ 69.1 MyriadGn MYGN
97 99 92 D+ 83.8 ContlRes n CLR
97 99 92 B- 50.0 ConcurTch CNQR
97 99 78 B- 15.8 ComfrtSys FIX
97 99 73 B 16.1 Netscout NTCT
97 98 84 D 52.5 EmpNcChle EOC
97 98 81 B 14.5 TrianglCp TCAP
97 98 78 C+ 11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI
97 96 98 B+ 27.0 IntgrlSys ISYS
97 96 93 C+ 11.8 PC-Tel
PCTI
97 96 84 B+ 48.6 Wdward
WGOV
97 96 82 B- 63.0 V S E
VSEC
97 94 90 C+ 53.9 Warnaco WRC
97 94 74 B- 74.6 Brinks
BCO
97 93 91 B 28.8 Schwb
SCHW
97 93 76 B 78.9 Middleby MIDD
97 92 92 B 5.7 NovaMed NOVA
97 92 68 B 47.7 Gymboree GYMB
97 91 95 B+ 17.5 PetMed
PETS
97 91 84 D+ 56.5 Fastenl
FAST
97 91 68 B- 64.2 Elbit Systms ESLT
97 90 89 B 67.0 McDonalds MCD
97 89 93 C 41.1 Synaptics SYNA
97 89 91 A- 82.2 Chattem CHTT
97 89 91 B- 37.0 Sybase
SY
97 89 75 C+ 23.8 Qiagen NV QGEN
97 88 92 B+ 39.1 Open Text OTEX
97 88 80 B- 71.8 GenProbe GPRO
97 87 98 B 60.8 Stepan
SCL
97 87 96 B- 35.6 AeroVir
AVAV
97 87 83 B- 49.9 IntgLfSci IART
97 86 96 A- 16.0 MasTec
MTZ
97 86 86 B- 25.4 StandrdPk STAN
97 85 91 C 16.2 NobelLrn NLCI
97 84 91 C+ 99.1 Genentech DNA
97 84 89 B+ 38.8 Exponent EXPO
97 83 83 B 35.1 HainCelstl HAIN
97 82 98 B 30.9 ScielePh SCRX
Interest rate paid by dealers for certificates of deposit based on

the duration of the security.
Prime Rate: .........................................................................5.00 Jumbo CDs:

Base interest rate charged by major U.S. commercial banks on
loans to corporations.
33.42 -1.53 -43

17.09 -0.27 -42
7.41 0.06 322
22.19 -0.30 -28
15.21 0.21 -58
23.81 -0.44 -64
99.26 0.14 -49
13.22 0.10 -28
48.43 -0.86 21
21.10 0.19 -50
21.76 -0.47 -29
38.51 1.31 8
65.82 0.94 -37
38.28 -0.95 -18
37.83 -0.43 -50
12.95 -0.41 -34
10.25 -0.39 -58
44.40 -0.11 117
12.19 0.25 -24
8.56 0.41 -8
20.37 -0.40 -44
9.42 0.10 -44
33.49 -1.78 21
33.46 -0.27 -64
44.29 -1.00 -8
59.82 -1.20 -2
24.37 -1.63 -31
53.65 -0.66 -53
4.49 -0.25 -52
34.36 -1.14 -45
15.22 -0.48 -39
45.25 -4.14 77
51.80 0.13 -60
63.66 1.96 24
29.12 -1.10 -17
78.02 -0.16 -20
30.60 -0.02 -11
20.27 0.54 -1
35.75 1.17 86
54.10 1.05 22
55.03 0.46 -52
30.90 -1.05 -6
45.62 1.59 -12
12.85 -0.44 -66
21.31 -0.91 16
15.72 0.07 -77
86.50 -2.18 44
32.03 -1.06 -38
28.67 1.14 -41
30.83 0.04 -45
97 82 84 C+101.6 Bard C R
97 81 85 A- 33.8 AmEcol
97 80 74 C+ 58.0 Medtronic
97 79 96 A 10.3 Aceto
97 78 94 A 13.9 BenefMut n
97 77 91 B- 41.7 Hasbro
97 77 84 C+ 54.6 Resmed
97 76 84 D+ 82.0 ColgPlmv
97 75 93 B+ 63.5 EnrgySth
97 75 92 A 17.4 NewAlliB
97 74 91 B+ 67.5 Haemonetic
97 73 96 B 58.9 NuVasive
97 73 91 A- 9.3 Magal Sec
97 72 98 B 9.1 Medifast
97 72 81 B 9.9 BioImag
97 71 86 B+ 21.5 SymtryMed
97 69 96 A- 28.6 IPC n
97 67 86 A- 11.4 RTIBiolog
97 66 90 A+ 54.9 PortRec
96 99 84 B 30.9 LMI Aerospc
96 99 75 B+ 50.5 NasdaqOMX
96 98 91 C+ 48.5 AZZ
96 98 90 D+ 10.0 OvrhlFrms
96 98 62 B- 17.6 AmTrFin
96 97 97 D- 34.1 DXP Enterpr
96 97 83 D+ 21.7 AngioDyn
96 97 83 C 36.0 EMCOR
96 97 78 B- 14.0 MedclProp
96 95 92 B- 79.1 ExprsScrpt
96 94 91 D+ 83.0 CleanHrbr
96 93 97 B 60.8 Wabtec
96 93 96 B- 35.0 HmBk
96 93 77 B- 60.0 ITCHldgs
96 93 69 D+ 23.6 Oracle
96 92 84 A- 28.4 Gartner
96 90 83 A- 36.3 ForrstrRes
96 90 77 D+ 37.0 MeridBio
96 90 64 A 24.0 MedAsset n
96 89 85 C 43.7 EnPro
96 88 68 C 35.3 HlthExt
96 87 87 D+ 13.3 LaBncp n
96 86 96 D- 22.0 CSGSystm
96 86 89 B- 26.2 SprtnStr
96 85 83 A 49.2 Moog A
96 84 86 B+102.0 DunBrad
96 82 90 B+ 27.2 Netease
96 81 93 B- 32.7 FlowrsFds
96 81 89 B+ 33.0 HrtldPay
96 80 97 A 17.1 UtdFnB
96 80 89 D- 71.5 BaxterIntl
Food
1 month .........................................................................................1.97
3 months .......................................................................................2.79
6 months .......................................................................................3.21
1 year .............................................................................................3.74
3-months (as of Sep. 29) ............................................................1.100

Federal Funds Target Rate: ........................................................2.00 6-months (as of Sep. 29) ............................................................1.540
Rates on overnight loans among financial institutions.
Average discount rate for Treasury bills in minimum units on
$10,000.
Certificates of Deposit:
1 months ........................................................................................1.99
3 months ........................................................................................2.64
6 months ........................................................................................3.17
1 year .............................................................................................3.68
94.44 -0.43 -8
26.96 -0.71 -44
49.83 -0.27 14
9.71 0.12 -28
12.35 -0.30 -68
34.37 -0.35 -37
43.35 0.35 -28
76.32 0.97 -23
61.50 0.07 -23
14.72 -0.31 -32
61.89 0.17 -26
49.91 0.58 -60
8.33 -0.42 209
6.79 -0.02 -7
7.35 -0.37 -62
17.78 -0.78 -26
24.59 -1.11 -55
9.30 -0.05 -5
45.82 -2.81 -17
20.60 0.49 -15
32.55 1.98 -39
41.15 -0.22 -25
5.15 0.00 -74
12.44 -1.15 -44
26.00 -0.66 -32
15.33 -0.47 -12
26.06 -0.26 -23
11.03 -0.32 -48
74.07 0.25 -39
66.62 -0.93 -55
51.67 0.44 -1
25.85 -0.02 -79
51.38 -0.39 -52
19.86 -0.45 -12
21.05 -1.63 178
28.40 -0.91 -56
29.55 0.51 6
16.05 -1.15 30
36.10 -1.06 -29
25.42 -0.70 4
12.45 0.00 -89
16.61 -0.92 59
24.83 -0.05 31
42.71 -0.17 -43
93.57 -0.79 -13
21.74 -1.06 -53
28.99 -0.37 -29
27.04 1.48 423
14.96 0.11 -38
66.73 1.10 23
Wed
20.4 McClatchy
18.0 LeeEntrp
70.1 AmerIntlGp
36.0 PilgrimsPr
34.9 OfficeMax
19.7 Sprint
22.8 Office Depot
21.3 LithiaMt
27.9 Hutchinsn
25.0 VirgnMd
53.6 SLM
15.9 SynthEn n
30.7 MaguirePr
13.9 NoDynMnrl
43.2 GenMotrs
89.7 FdtnCoal
29.5 ReddyIce
37.0 Lear
28.1 AmerAxle
13.1 DanaHldg n
26.4 Rambus
31.0 MediaGenA
19.8 Navios
32.3 Genwth
25.5 CompuCrd
16.8 AkeenaS n
13.6 ProvEngy
23.1 Saks Inc
7.0 Oilsands
15.4 MagmaDsg
49.4 IntlGame
25.5 HorsehdH n
75.2 Crocs
27.4 Zoran
50.5 EnerNOC n
11.3 GilatSatNet
27.7 Golar
9.6 QwestCm
20.8 Aegon NV
27.3 ThomCrk gn
9.9 Dynegy
29.8 PinnclEnt
55.3 UBS
16.9 IvanhoMn
37.6 AbitiBow n
25.7 Biodel n
43.4 TricoM
29.9 THQ
28.8 YRCWrldW
13.1 SoncSltn
MNI
LEE
AIG
PPC
OMX
S
ODP
LAD
HTCH
VMED
SLM
SYMX
MPG
NAK
GM
FCL
FRZ
LEA
AXL
DAN
RMBS
MEG
NM
GNW
CCRT
AKNS
PVX
SKS
BQI
LAVA
IGT
ZINC
CROX
ZRAN
ENOC
GILT
GLNG
Q
AEG
TC
DYN
PNK
UBS
IVN
ABH
BIOD
TRMA
THQI
YRCW
SNIC
4.41 0.01
3.34 -0.16
3.95 0.62
3.05 0.56
8.99 0.10
6.54 0.44
5.90 0.08
3.69 -0.62
11.51 -0.07
7.92 0.02
8.35 -3.99
4.45 -0.40
6.01 0.05
4.16 -0.14
9.45 0.00
30.78 -4.80
3.17 -0.48
10.06 -0.44
5.38 0.02
4.48 -0.36
12.92 0.07
12.72 0.29
4.78 -0.33
7.36 -1.25
3.69 -0.23
4.36 0.57
8.87 -0.11
9.00 -0.25
3.13 0.14
3.77 -0.25
17.77 0.59
5.73 -0.17
3.58 0.00
7.90 -0.26
9.66 -0.68
5.79 -0.02
12.58 -0.70
3.36 0.13
8.55 -0.23
8.98 -0.53
3.43 -0.15
7.54 -0.02
18.95 1.41
6.16 0.10
3.90 0.03
3.44 0.09
15.18 -1.90
11.50 -0.54
11.37 -0.59
4.41 0.01
Tue Metals
10/01
16.65
1.2546
1.4275
n.a.
7772
15.32
49.00
113.69
n.q.
09/30
16.65
1.2546
1.4275
n.a.
7772
15.05
49.00
113.69
n.q.
4.69
9.88
296.90
4.39
8.19
6.37
n.q.
4.82
9.80
296.90
4.47
8.19
6.88
n.q.
Grains
CornNo. 2 yellowChi processorbid

SoybeansNo. 1 yellow
SoybeanMealCenIll 48pctproteinton
WheatNo. 2 Chi soft
Treasury Bill:
WheatN.1 dk 14pcproMpls.
1-year, (as of Sep. 29) .................................................................1.95
WheatNo. 1 hard KC.
Annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for
OatsNo. 2 heavyorBetter
constant maturity.
1 7 9B
1 16 12 E
1 23 1 E
2 11 1 E
2 12 8 E
2 13 22 D+
2 16 7 E
3 5 8B
3 6 23 D3 9 11 D
3 11 5 C+
4 1 8E
4 5 4D
4 6 6E
4 7 15 B
4 15 12 E
4 20 1 E
4 22 10 C
4 23 6 B
4 23 13 C+
5 1 20 C
5 4 45 C+
5 15 8 E
5 19 3 D
5 23 7 D+
6 1 24 B
6 3 44 E
6 5 24 C+
6 10 21 E
6 30 6 E
6 32 12 E
6 38 6 E
7 3 2D
7 3 11 C
7 5 7 D+
7 7 12 E
7 8 19 D7 11 25 C+
7 20 13 D7 22 8 E
7 23 5 E
7 23 12 D7 23 23 D
7 39 13 E
8 1 3 C+
8 3 2E
8 6 6 D+
8 8 9 D8 15 27 D+
8 23 13 B-
Cornoilcrude wet/drymill Chi.lb.

SoybeanoilcrudeDecatur lb.
Spot Prices
FlourhardwinterKC cwt
Coffeeparanaexdock NYperlb.
Coffee medlinexdock NY perlb.
Primary...............................................................................................2.25
Cocoabeans IvoryCoast$metricton
Secondary .........................................................................................2.75 London Interbank Offered Rate:
Rate charged by Federal Reserve System on loans to depository
3 months ........................................................................................ 4.05 Cocoabutter Africanstyl$met ton
institutions
6 months ........................................................................................ 3.98 SugarNo. 11 cents perlb
1 year ............................................................................................. 3.96 HogsSiouxFalls4750 pct 220270 lb
Broker Call Loan Rate: ........................................................3.75 The average of rates paid on dollar deposits.
Feedercattle500600 lbOkl avcwt
Rate charged on short-term loans to brokerage dealers backed by
Porkbellies1214 lbMidwest avcwt
securities.
Treasury Bill Auction Results:
Discount Rate:
BCR
ECOL
MDT
ACET
BNCL
HAS
RMD
CL
ENSI
NAL
HAE
NUVA
MAGS
MED
BITI
SMA
IPCM
RTIX
PRAA
LMIA
NDAQ
AZZ
OFI
AFSI
DXPE
ANGO
EME
MPW
ESRX
CLHB
WAB
HOMB
ITC
ORCL
IT
FORR
VIVO
MDAS
NPO
CHSI
LABC
CSGS
SPTN
MOGA
DNB
NTES
FLO
HPY
UBNK
BAX
AluminumperlbN.Y. Merc Spot

CopperCathodefull plate
SilverHandy & Harman
Platinumpertroyoz. NY(contract)
PlatinumMerc spotper troyoz.
Steelscrap No. 1 heavygrosston
-19
-20
-15
61
7
24
-54
-18
-43
-37
91
-36
-67
-71
-43
53
-73
-41
-60
23
-26
-64
52
7
-25
35
4
-47
0
-27
10
-78
-68
-33
-51
-64
-60
-5
45
30
-49
-41
-39
26
-56
-38
-11
-58
54
-28
8 23 30 B- 21.9 NovaGold
8 30 22 C+ 40.9 Deluxe
8 37 11 B 45.4 BoydGm
8 40 13 E 22.7 UnionDrll
8 42 14 C+ 17.6 Belo
8 45 17 E 44.8 Alcoa
9 2 2 C+ 38.8 Comverge n
9 4 41 D- 5.9 Ballard Pwr
9 13 29 D 44.7 Savvis
9 15 18 B- 23.9 AvisBudget
9 15 28 D- 13.1 GenCorp
9 16 9 C+ 17.9 SovergnBc
9 16 11 B- 25.0 SunMicro rs
9 17 3 E 43.0 PhNetDev
9 26 4 E 57.8 GenlGrPpty
9 55 5 E 115.5 AllegTch
9 65 5 E 85.2 RTI Intl
10 2 24 B 14.1 Minefnd
10 11 8 E 23.8 ParllPet
10 12 26 B- 24.5 Blyth
10 23 16 D 47.4 LloydsTSB
10 23 25 C+ 10.0 NewGold
10 30 18 B 46.2 Gannett
10 32 14 D 69.0 Ashland
10 34 10 E 28.4 AscentSol
10 39 10 E 65.4 OrntExHA
11 1 1 .. 29.0 AscentM
11 5 51 E 19.5 Tyson A
11 6 25 D- 28.0 Verigy
11 9 39 C 20.3 Ruby Tues
11 11 35 C 25.9 CooprT&R
11 19 14 B 42.1 CITGrp
11 23 1 C+ 52.3 Wachovi
11 23 31 C 23.3 MorgHtl
11 25 5 C 30.9 CVR Egy n
11 28 33 D- 19.7 Motorola
11 31 10 B 48.2 Silver Std
11 35 28 D 100.3 Magna A
11 42 5 E 91.0 AlmChina
11 55 18 E 24.1 Jabil Crct
12 2 11 B- 19.8 Chimera n
12 2 34 C 24.7 Clearwire
12 2 35 C+ 23.9 BBAir n
12 12 43 C+ 11.3 RetailVnt
12 25 7 E 10.1 MercrInt
12 33 12 D+ 13.7 Aventine
12 36 6 D 30.2 CogentC
12 43 12 B- 100.5 MGMMirge
12 48 12 C 12.6 GenMoly
12 48 12 E 69.2 MorgStan
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2.9480
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375.60
1.1075
3.1595
12.370
1145.00
1015.18
375.60
876.00
880.00
880.00
882.15
880.70
off8.50
off4.50
off4.50
off4.50
up6.50
53.46
52.36
Gold
Londonmorningfixing
Londonafternoon fixing
NYHandy & Harman
NYEngelhard
NYMerc. spotmonth
Textiles & Fibers

Cotton1116in. strict low middling
Raw Products
NaturalGasHenry Hub, $permmbtu
7.57
7.31
aAsked,bBid, nNormal, rRevised,nqNot Quoted,
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NG
DLX
BYD
UDRL
BLC
AA
COMV
BLDP
SVVS
CAR
GY
SOV
JAVA
PDGI
GGP
ATI
RTI
MFN
PLLL
BTH
LYG
NGD
GCI
ASH
ASTI
OEH
ASCMA
TSN
VRGY
RT
CTB
CIT
WB
MHGC
CVI
MOT
SSRI
MGA
ACH
JBL
CIM
CLWR
FLY
RVI
MERC
AVR
CCOI
MGM
GMO
MS
6.50 -0.01 -38

14.61 0.22 -47
9.62 0.26 -65
9.75 -0.84 -34
5.60 -0.36 7
21.27 -1.31 60
4.67 0.07 -16
3.48 -0.08 2
12.77 -0.67 -64
5.61 -0.13 -36
6.45 -0.29 -40
4.82 0.87 193
7.49 -0.11 -32
7.13 -0.09 -68
14.62 -0.48 -49
28.75 -0.80 -6
18.65 -0.91 -23
7.53 -0.02 -66
8.87 -0.55 -30
11.25 -0.09 -5
18.50 1.77 15
4.60 -0.35 -24
17.05 0.14 -28
29.07 -0.17 8
6.68 0.60 20
24.29 0.16 6
24.57 0.16 -29
12.87 0.93 -2
15.90 -0.38 -27
5.70 -0.09 -5
8.60 0.00 -33
7.52 0.56 -41
3.55 0.05 77
10.73 -0.18 -48
8.25 -0.27 -48
7.44 0.30 -30
16.57 0.04 -26
49.75 -1.44 39
15.01 -0.14 -7
9.17 -0.37 55
6.10 -0.11 -82
10.46 -1.42 -11
10.00 0.65 -24
3.99 0.09 13
3.38 -0.28 12
3.42 0.26 -43
7.40 -0.32 -56
26.79 -1.71 -25
4.17 -0.18 69
24.42 1.42 -10
13 1 24 D- 28.4 SavientPh SVNT

13 4 33 .. 16.5 HSN Inc
HSNI
13 4 39 B 14.6 ChampnEnt CHB
13 8 14 C 66.0 Tesoro
TSO
13 11 17 C+ 51.4 AngloAshan AU
13 16 28 C+ 24.7 Fortress
FIG
13 23 41 C+ 14.3 ETrade
ETFC
13 25 32 C 9.6 MattsonT MTSN
13 26 34 B- 10.0 JournlC
JRN
13 30 9 D- 148.8 LasVgSnds LVS
13 31 9 C+ 25.8 SonicAut SAH
13 44 12 C 25.5 AccoBrds ABD
13 55 8 E 13.1 ComptonP CMZ
13 73 7 E 31.1 DolanM n DM
14 5 16 C+ 18.4 PacSunwr PSUN
14 6 18 B 11.9 MicronTech MU
14 13 10 C+ 13.1 Hecla Mining HL
14 18 28 D 9.8 Tellabs
TLAB
14 23 9 C+ 39.5 HercOffsh HERO
14 23 27 C+ 29.7 NatCinM NCMI
14 24 13 C+ 22.0 SmithWes SWHC
14 25 6 E 16.6 Spectrant SPNC
14 29 19 E 29.8 DiscCm A DISAD
14 31 11 D- 22.6 Cadence CDNS
14 32 24 C+ 39.5 SeabrGld SA
14 34 6 E 18.0 O2Micro
OIIM
14 43 16 C+ 15.0 LIN TV A
TVL
14 44 20 E 8.2 HlthMgtA HMA
14 51 17 E 18.7 BroncoDr BRNC
15 1 58 C 24.9 DillrdDpt DDS
15 6 12 B 82.1 XL Cptl
XL
15 11 25 C 47.1 TIMPartc TSU
15 18 14 D+ 47.2 NRG Enrgy NRG
15 20 39 D 34.1 Dycom
DY
15 23 16 D- 29.2 Chindex
CHDX
15 23 42 D 13.5 AdvEngy AAV
15 28 9 D- 27.2 NvtlWrls NVTL
15 29 14 D- 19.8 Volt Info Sci VOL
15 40 3 E 49.5 CienaCp
CIEN
15 45 17 D+ 9.5 Entegris
ENTG
15 51 12 B- 11.2 RBScotld n RBS
15 61 11 E 38.8 AngloA
AAUK
16 19 10 C+ 15.8 MdwstBc MBHI
16 23 21 B- 16.2 Cosan n
CZZ
16 23 36 E 38.5 MarkWst MWE
16 26 41 D 21.9 Pengrth
PGH
16 30 32 D 16.8 Valassis
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16 31 35 E 11.3 Scripps EW SSP
16 35 16 D+ 75.8 ValeroEn VLO
16 39 17 D- 81.9 TexasInds TXI
14.69 -0.22
11.19 0.18
5.93 0.38
16.28 -0.21
23.25 0.15
9.77 -0.73
3.23 0.43
4.63 -0.10
4.74 -0.14
31.32 -4.79
7.99 -0.47
7.28 -0.26
5.13 -0.36
9.59 -0.50
6.74 0.01
4.30 0.25
4.75 0.07
4.03 -0.03
13.93 -1.23
11.05 0.00
3.44 -0.30
4.63 0.00
14.53 0.28
6.69 -0.07
17.05 0.04
3.56 -0.07
5.09 -0.07
3.97 -0.19
10.07 -0.15
12.94 1.14
17.27 -0.67
21.68 0.82
23.92 -0.83
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REUTERS CRB FUT.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2008 $2.00

His Way With Words

R&D Goes Global?

The Evolution Of PPD

ETFs Against The Wind

Daily Stock Analysis

A rescue might be unpleasant,

Paul Dunbar pumped out poetry

More U.S. firms are outsourcing

The outsourcer of clinical trials

Biotech funds are a rare breed,

HealthSpring leaps off its 50-day

ISSUES & INSIGHTS A10-11

LEADERS & SUCCESS A3

INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY A4

THE NEW AMERICA A5

MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs A6-9

Rescue Effort Gains Momentum

The Senate was expected to easily OK a

Buffett Will Buy $3 Bil GE Stake

$112 Billion In Tax Breaks

Warren Buffetts Berkshire Hathaway

Key House conservative

Factory Index Hits A 7-Year Low

Sept.s ISM manufacturing index dived

Automakers Sept. Sales Plunge

The economic slump, tight credit and

Stocks Cut Losses Ahead Of Vote

The NYSE indexes closed near session

Credit-Market Stress Continues

Money flowed again to the safety of govt

Euro, British Pound Drop Again

The euro sank 0.80 cent to $1.4011, while

France, Germany Clash On Crisis

Frances foreign minister told a German

Startups Find Funding Scarce

IPOs per quarter

Startups are having trouble getting started. Funding for new

Where Angels Fear To Tread

With the IPO window closed, the

Applications fell 23% in the week ended

Afghan Troops Needed Quickly

The top U.S. military commander in

Leaders & Success .....A3

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Public Less Opposed

Factory Index Falls To 7-Year Low As Auto Sales Dive

Mortgage Applications Tumble

The $700 billion financial rescue

ruptcy. That forced the FDIC to

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Sharp declines in September factory activity and auto sales offered

sumer spending, expansion plans

cession, and thats one-third of

ployee pricing promotion.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2008

Factory, Jobs Data Weak, But Construction Rebounds