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Oracles 3% decline
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Only 3 names climb;

Cisco Systems off 3%
Russell rebalancing
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10-YEAR T-NOTE
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Hansen Natural
surges to new high
Techs shine Thu.,

but slump badly Fri.
Italy is new focus

as Greek fears ebb
DOLLAR-YEN (N.Y.)
80.41
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EURO
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CRB FUTURES
329.89
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Crudes recent dive

takes big toll on CAD
Greek austerity plan

buys some time
Copper rebounds;
gold, corn, wheat fall
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LEADERS & SUCCESS / A4
Jack Kemp Beat Back High Taxes

MANAGING FOR SUCCESS / A7
How To Cure Acquisition Myopia

INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT / A8
Telecom Gear Makers Dine On Data

FUNDS & PERSONAL FINANCE / A9-13
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Big Govt Punishes Small Businesses
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IBDS TOP 10
Want A Loan? Odds

Are It Will Be From
The Government
Sellers Step In On Euro Pains
Greeces pending austerity vote and

Italian bank fears knocked the euro
and pressured U.S. stocks. The Nasdaq
caved 1.3%, with OracleORCL and chips sliding. The S&P 500 fell 1.2% and the NYSE
1%. Nasdaq volume jumped; NYSE trade
edged up. Oil was little changed; gold fell
more than 1%. The 10-year yield slipped
to 2.87%. More on this page
Credit Crunchs Hangover
House Rebuffs Pres. On Libya
Private sectors 2-1 edge

in consumer loans may
be totally gone in Q2
Lawmakers, by a 295-123 vote, rejected a measure giving Pres. Obama the

authority to continue the U.S. military operation vs. Libya. 70 Dems joined GOP
lawmakers in rebuffing the commander
in chief. But lawmakers rejected cutting
off Libyan funding. Many lawmakers
contend Obama broke the law by not
seeking Congress OK for military action.
BY JED GRAHAM
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Banks Near Deal On Greece
Major banks are close to agreeing to

roll over maturing Greek debt as part
of a 2nd EU/IMF rescue for Athens. But
no aid will come unless Greeces parliament OKspainful newausterity measures
this week no sure thing. Contagion
fears hit European banks, especially Italian ones. Investors are pulling cash from
some U.S. money-market funds, which
are heavily invested in European banks.
Obama To Join Budget Talks
The president, who has soughtto stay

out of the fray, will meet Mon. with
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid
and then Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell to try to restart talks on raising
the debt limit. Republicans walked out
Thu. over Dem demands for tax hikes as
part of a deficit reduction deal. Dems
have objected to entitlement reforms
and want a fresh short-term stimulus.
Economic Data Offer Hope
May durable goods orders rose 1.9%,

topping views, on rising demand for
autos and aircraft. Orders ex transport
also rose, as did a gauge of business spending plans. April orders fell less than initially estimated, raising hopes that factory activity will rebound as Japan-related
supply disruptions ease. Also, GDP grew
at a 1.9% annual rate in Q1, up from the
previous estimate. See Vital Signs on A2
What? No Rebound In Sight?
ECRIs leading index fell 0.7 point

last week to 127, the lowest since
Dec. Citing a pronounced and pervasive
decline in the annualized growth rate,
which hit a 2011 low, the economy is set
for a sustained slowdown in growth,
ECRI head Lakshman Achuthan said.
Other ECRI data suggest a global industrial deceleration unrelated to various
temporary factors. See chart on A2
Syria Guns Down Protesters
Despite a heavy military presence,

thousands of protesters took to the
streets again in many cities to demand
Pres. Assads ouster. Security forces
opened fire on crowds in Damascus and
Homs, killing at least 15 people, including 2 children, activists said. The crackdown that has killed over 1,400 has failed
to silence a pro-democracy movement
that has now lasted more than 100 days.
EU: Italys Draghi To Run ECB
EU leaders formally named Mario

Draghi to become European Central
Bank president for 8 years after JeanClaude Trichets term expires Oct. 31.
Draghi, 63, will take over as the ECB is
embroiled in Europes debt crisis and is
slowly raising rates. He has stressed that
his views on monetary policy and Greek
debt are in synch with Trichets.
Baidu Flight Plan For Growth
Chinas No. 1 Web search site is diversifying into online travel. BaiduBIDU
bid $306 mil for a majority stake in Qunar,
the top Chinese travel site by visitors, a
rival to Chinas No. 1 travel site by revenue, CtripCTRP, and others. Baidu dominates Chinas search market as No. 2 GoogleGOOG continues to battle Beijing over
censorship. Baidu shares edged down.
Ctrip fell nearly 4%. More on A5
FDA Rejects Pfizer Pain Pill
10
The regulator asked for more info

on Remoxy, which contains the
painkiller oxycodone but is designed to be
harder to abuse. PfizerPFE fell 3%; partners
Pain TherapeuticsPTIE and DurectDRRX dived
43% and 31% respectively. The FDA recommended lower doses of anemia drugs
for kidney patients, citing higher stroke,
blood clot risks. AmgenAMGN and J&JJNJ fell.
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PRO-GADHAFI LIBYANS rally in Tripoli as photographers take a

government-providedtour Friday.TheHousevoted overwhelmingly to deny President Obama authority to wage war against Libya.
Butthe GOP failed to musterthe votes tostop funding the operation.
THE BIG PICTURE
Stocks Turn Sharply South,

Test Their 200-Day Lines
BY PAUL WHITFIELD
Stocks careened lower Friday as

the indexes once again tested
their 200-day moving averages.
The Nasdaq dropped 1.3%,
while the S&P 500 and the NYSE
composite shed 1.2% and 1%, respectively. The Dow Jones Utility Average was one of the few indexes that rose. The index, a
gauge of defensive investing activity, added 0.1%.
The IBD 50, a proxy for leading
stocks, suffered an average loss
of 0.8%.
Volume rose across the board,
but the numbers deserved an asterisk. Trade was lower through
the session until the final minutes. The rebalancing in the Russell 3000, Global and Microcap
indexes kicked in near the close.
When stocks are added or deleted from the Russell indexes,
funds that mirror the indexes
must add or dump shares.
Technically the action in the indexes met the definition of a distribution day a loss in higher
volume. Distribution points to institutional selling, but thats unclear when a rebalancing boosts
the volume.
Distribution isnt the chief
focus when the market is in correction. The disciplined investor
should be on the watch for a follow-through day, which signals
a new uptrend is under way.
The 200-day line reeled in the
indexes Friday after a couple of
days in which the indexes
looked like they might pull away
from that area. The S&P 500 and
the Nasdaq closed slightly above
their 200-day averages, while
the NYSE composite fell under
the line.
Leaders were mixed Friday.
Soda and sports drink company Hansen NaturalHANS jumped
4% in three times its usual volume. The stock notched a new
52-week high. Hansens Relative
Strength line also is at a new
high, a bullish sign.
In the first quarter, Hansen
grew earnings 69% and revenue
50%. That was the best growth
in EPS and sales in 13 quarters.
Biogen Idec BIIB advanced 3% in
double its average volume. The
biotech appears to be building
the right side of a second-stage
MARKET PULSE
Fridays action:
Down in higher volume
on Russell rebalancing
Current outlook:
Market in correction
Leaders up in volume:
Hansen NaturalHANS
Under ArmourUA
AccentureACN
Buffalo Wild WingsBWLD
Biogen IdecBIIB
Leaders down in volume:
CoachCOH HollyHOC
W.R. GraceGRA
Universal Health Svcs.UHS
base.
A first- or second-stage base
has a better shot at success than
later-stage patterns.
On the downside, HollyHOC delivered a conflicted performance
for the week. By Wednesday, the
petroleum refiner was up 7% for
the week as it notched a new
high. On Thursday and Friday, it
gave up all the gains and more.
Holly finished 4% lower for the
week in double volume.
Economic news was mixed Friday. The final revision on firstquarter GDP came in slightly better than expected. Durable
goods orders for May also
topped the Streets number, but
ex transportation orders were
below the estimate.
Meanwhile, in Europe worries
shifted from Greece to Italy. Concerns grew that the Italian lenders may face a downgrade from
Moodys Investors Service.
For the week, the Nasdaq
added 1.4%. The S&P 500 and
the NYSE composite lost 0.2%
and 0.3%, respectively. Among
industry groups, mobile homes
and specialty steel alloys
showed the biggest gains for the
week. Newspapers and hospitals
were among the weakest.
The coming week will be a
slow week for quarterly reports.
Only one stock with a Composite
Rating of 90 or better will report
earnings. Family DollarFDO will release its numbers on Wednesday
morning. The second-quarter
earnings season wont kick in
until the second week of July.
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As early as this quarter, government is likely to displace the private sector as the biggest source
of outstanding home mortgages
and consumer credit, Federal Reserve data show.
That will complete a dramatic
reversal from 2006, when private-sector financing supplied
nearly $2 in outstanding home
mortgages and consumer credit
for every $1 of government-financed loans.
Since then, the combination of
tighter lending standards, consumer defaults and a dependence on government guarantees has shrunk private loan
portfolios by $1.9 trillion and lifted the government portfolio by a
like amount, Fed Flow of Funds
data show.
At the end of Q1, governmentfinanced home mortgages and
consumer credit outstanding totaled $6.32 trillion, up from
$4.40 trillion at the end of 2006.
Private-sector financed loans
fell to $6.58 trillion from $8.48
trillion over the same span.
Although the pace of privatesector deleveraging has slowed
as has the growth of government-supplied consumer loans
government-financed loans
would overtake private credit
this quarter if Q1 trends persist.
In fact, based on the most important criterion whether a
loan carries a government guarantee the public sector already
reigns supreme. Thats because
roughly a half trillion in government-insured student loans outstanding are officially categorized as privately financed.
The shift to government financing primarily reflects the collapse of private mortgage financing in 2007 as the housing bubble popped. Financing through
government-sponsored Fannie
Mae and Freddie Mac, as well as
Ginnie Mae, which finances Fed-
eral Housing Administration

mortgages, became the only
game in town.
Privately financed mortgages
made up 59% of the $10 trillion
home mortgage market in 2006
and now account for just 43%.
The other growth area for government lending to consumers
has been student loans. As overall consumer credit has fallen
from $2.6 trillion at the end of
2008 to $2.4 trillion in Q1 2011,
direct student loans from the federal government have increased
by nearly $250 billion.
Bank Of The USA

Government is on the verge of
overtaking the private sector as
a financier of home mortgages
and consumer credit
$10 Balances, in trillions
Nongovernment
8
6
Government
4
06
07
08
09
10 Q1 11
Note: Federally guaranteed student loans are

categorized as nongovernment
Source: Federal Reserve
In recent quarters, consumer

credit would have kept contracting without the increase in government loans to students. That
trend may have ended in April,
when consumer credit outside
of government-provided student loans was unchanged.
Still, the fact that the only
growth in home mortgages and
consumer credit (at least on a
net basis) involves a government guarantee is evidence that
youre still living in the wake of
the bubble, said American Enterprise Institute finance scholar Alex Pollock.
Keith Leggett, senior economist at the American Bankers Association, says consumer credit
outside of government student
loans seems to have stabilized,
but deleveraging isnt over.
We still have a way to go to get
back to a normal ratio of debt to
income, he said.
Leggett said overt government interference has crowded
out private lenders in student
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VITAL SIGNS
Durable goods orders
Durable Goods Orders Rise

May bookings rose a greater-than-expected
1.9% on demand for autos and aircraft, easing
fears of a sharp slowdown in factory output.
Orders ex transport also climbed. So did
demand for nondefense capital goods ex
aircraft, a proxy for business spending.
Sources: Commerce Dept., Datastream
Durable goods orders

6% Monthly change
Ex transportation
4
2
0
-2
-4
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Nondefense capital goods orders

May:
20% Yearly change
6% Ex aircraft, monthly change

1.6%
3
0
-3
-6
J10 J A S O N D J11 F M A M
0
-20
May:
10.8%
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TO THE POINT
NATION
BUSINESS BRIEFS
Unions nix Conn. budget deal
TECHNOLOGY
MEDICAL
Google confirms govt probe
EU approves Lilly diabetes drug
The search leader said the FTC has

begun a formal antitrust inquiry
into its business practices, Google
GOOG
said, confirming earlier media
reports. But the company said, Its
still unclear exactly what the
FTCs concerns are. The probe is
expected to focus on whether
Google abused its dominance to direct search users to Google-tied
sites. The EU is conducting a similar inquiry. Shares fell 1%.
A European panel recommended a

type 2 diabetes treatment from the
drugmaker and Boehringer Ingelheim, a key step in obtaining EU approval. The FDA approved linagliptin, or Trajenta, last month to be
used as a stand-alone treatment or
in combination with older diabetes
drugs. A federal court recently
blocked an attempt from Amylin
AMLN
to prevent Eli LillyLLY from
using its sales force to sell linagliptin and another diabetes drug. Lilly
fell 1% to 36.76.
Top techs eye Nortel patents

Valuable broadband and networking patents owned by bankrupt
Nortel Networks go up for sale this
week, with GoogleGOOG, AppleAAPL
and IntelINTC heading the list of
would-be buyers. The portfolio
could fetch up to $1.5 bil, analysts
said. Nortel is selling 6,000 patents
and patent applications that cover
wireless, voice, Internet and other
technologies.
00 AppleAAPL sued Samsung Electronics in S. Korea for patent infringement. Apple and Samsung
are fighting over the rights tied to
smartphones and tablets.
Abbott drug improves kidneys

The drugmakers new pill has been
found to improve kidney function
in diabetics with moderate to severe chronic kidney disease, according to data from a midstage
clinical trial. Abbott LabsABT new
drug, bardoxolone methyl, could
delay the need for kidney dialysis,
which is costly and inconvenient
for patients. An estimated 20 mil
Americans have chronic kidney disease, and about 500,000 are on dialysis or in need of transplants.
Shares slid 0.3% to 51.75.
TRENDS & INNOVATIONS

Solar Impulse on center stage
Energy was the big theme at the
Intl Paris Air Show, the worlds
top aircraft event, which ended
Sunday. A highlight of the event
was Solar Impulse. The innovative
solar-powered plane with a wingspan as wide as an Airbus A340
commercial jetliner flew for a
record 26 hours in July 2010, powered only by solar energy. The
show also showcased alterative
fuels including biofuels derived
from algae and other natural sources. Studies have shown biofuels,
which emit almost no pollutants,
are suitable for use in planes, and
research on their use is under way.
Hovering aircraft stays steady

An aircraft with turbines that can
provide thrust in any direction has
been developed by engineers in
Austria who say it flies with more
precision and stability than other
hovering aircraft. Its propulsion
comes from rotating discs surrounded by blades, which can be
controlled to direct thrust. The developers say it can maneuver
around buildings and maintain a
position in bad weather. Its seen
having search-and-rescue and surveillance missions.
00 Algorithms that can identify

behavior that could be potentially
threatening have been engineered
by Pentagon researchers to help
intelligence analysts sift through
thousands of hours of surveillance
video. While technology exists for
computers to ID faces and objects,
none exists to detect certain actions. A prototype has been built
for use on archived video as well as
real-time streaming images.
00 An underwater microphone
that can pick up minute sounds at
any depth has been created by
Stanford researchers for possible
use in marine research and naval
sonar. Their hydrophone uses
lasers, mirrors and fiber optics to
register tiny changes in pressure
that sound waves create, while
canceling out changes in water
pressure at different depths.
00 A new tool to fight Parkinsons
disease may have been found in the
metal lithium, which today is used
to treat bipolar disorder. In trials
on mice at the Buck Institute for
Research on Aging, it was found to
prevent brain damage associated
with Parkinsons, a brain disorder
that affects one million Americans
and results in tremors, slowness of
movement and rigidity.
Private Debt Deleveraging Has Long Way To Go

CREDIT FROM A1
loans.
Hes referring to 2009 legislation that ended the governmentinsured, but privately financed
Federal Family Education Loan
program. Since 2010, all federal
student loans come directly from
the government. President Obama
argued that cutting out the middle
man will save taxpayers billions of
dollars.
Leggett says consumer credit
hasnt been held back primarily by
tighter regulation, but rather by
lender caution and consumers
scaling back.
In the mortgage sector, there
was no private option after the private-label securitization market

dried up due to risk aversion, he
says.
The big shift from private to public financing shows the government has really mitigated the negative impact of private deleveraging on the economy, said Harm
Bandholz, chief U.S. economist at
UniCredit Group.
The bad news is that debt levels
have merely stabilized and we
see already how painful that is,
he said. But the economy still has
to deleverage significantly from
here, which suggests continued
growth that is frustratingly
slow, Bandholz said.
Members of a state employee

union voted against a concessions
package that Gov. Dannel Malloy
was counting on to balance the budget, setting the stage for cuts that
could include thousands of layoffs.
The Dem governor had offered
workers four years of no layoffs in
return for a two-year wage freeze
and changes to health and retirement benefits. After the union
vote, Malloy said hell send layoff
notices to 7,500 employees.
Obama touts new jobs plan

ANTI-GOVERNMENT PROTESTERS fill a street in Sanaa, Yemen,
where tens of thousands of people marched Friday to demand the resignation of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. At least 200 people have been
killed by troops loyal to Saleh since demonstrations began in February.
ENERGY
ECONOMY
Bidding boosts Southern Union
TRANSPORTATION
Trucks, compacts seen gaining
J.D. Power estimates June U.S.
auto sales will rise 8% from a year
ago, saying inventory shortages
caused by the Japanese earthquake werent as severe as first
thought. It also sees pickup trucks
and compact cars both growing
their share of overall sales between
May and June. Edmunds sees new
U.S. auto sales climbing 11% in
June, led by gains at U.S. carmakers, especially Chrysler, and NissanNSANY. Nissan dipped 0.2% to
20.83. FordF fell 1.7% to 13.24.
GMGM slid 0.7% to 29.92.
METALS
Alcoa gets Airbus supply pact
The aluminum producer received
a contract worth about $1 bil to supply European aerospace giant Airbus with new, lighter alloys that
will be used in fuselage panels and
wing components. AlcoasAA flatrolled products will come from
plants in Iowa, the U.K. and Russia
and will be used in most Airbus
commercial planes. Earlier this
month, Alcoa said it developed a
new generation of alloys that could
reduce an airliners weight by up to
10%. Shares slipped 0.3% to 15.23.
IN BRIEF
KKRKKR and Silver Lake Partners,
both private equity firms, are
reportedly in talks to buy GoDaddy.com, which is the worlds largest registrar of Internet domain
names. Any deal is seen topping $2
bil. KKR fell 0.6%.
Electronic Arts
website was
hacked and customer information
such as birth dates, phone numbers and mailing addresses may
have been stolen, the company said
on its website on Friday. It slipped
0.6% to 21.77.
ERTS
AccentureACN climbed 2.4% to

57.02 after Stifel Nicolaus boosted
the management and consulting
technology firms target price to
$67 from $65.
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Economic Outlook Dims
The natural gas pipeline operator

rose above a $39-a-share takeover
offer from WilliamsWMB disclosed
after the market closed Thu., suggesting investors expect higher
rival bids. Williams offer topped
Energy TransfersETE $33-a-share
offer, helping lift Southern
UnionsSUG shares as high as 41.68
before they settled up 16.7% at
39.85. As natural gas prices have
fallen, pipeline operators are looking to increase their capacity to
transport gas. Williams fell 2.3% to
28.55. Energy Transfer declined
5.5% to 43.06.
A suit against JPMorgan ChaseJPMowned Washington Mutual bank

was revived by the D.C. Circuit
Court of Appeals, which reversed a
lower court ruling. Bondholders
challenged the thrifts 2008 seizure by the FDIC and sale to JPMorgan for $1.9 bil, saying that
price undervalued its assets. JPMorgan fell 1.5% to 39.49.
The growth rate of ECRIs

leading U.S. index falls to
lowest level of the year
8%
4
0
-4
Week ended
June 17:
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2.9%
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WORLD
Ex-Ukraine PM goes on trial
Source: Economic Cycle Research Institute
U.S. banks to hold some risk

Regulators plan to enforce provisions of the Dodd-Frank financial
reform bill to curb risk-taking at financial firms by making them retain a portion of the mortgage
loans they originate, said Treasury
Undersecretary Jeffrey Goldstein.
Better underwriting practices for
mortgages are good for consumers,
good for the financial industry, and
good for the economy, he said.
Critics say the restrictions will
drive up borrowing costs.
U.K. at risk from debt woes

Britains financial watchdog urged
the nations banks to report their exposure to Europes sovereign debt
crisis amid concerns that the regions woes could spread. The Finl
Policy Committee called on banks
to boost their capital. Sovereign
and banking strains are the most
material and immediate threat to
Britains financial system, it said.
The Ifo think tanks business climate index unexpectedly rose 0.3
point to 114.5 in June, a sign that Europes top economy will continue
to outperform its neighbors. But
the expectations gauge fell 1.1 point
to 106.3, the lowest in more than a
year, amid the euro zones debt crisis and weaker global growth.
00 Canadas economy faces substantial head winds that may
force the central bank to keep rates
at 1%, Bank of Canada Gov. Mark
Carney said in a published report.
The BoCs next meeting is July 19.
China again told banks to cut lending to property speculators to keep
the nations housing sector from
overheating. Home prices rose
4.2% in May vs. a year ago, down
from Aprils 4.3% pace. Beijing worries record prices may be fueling a
property bubble that could destabilize the economy.
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CONTENTS
Amex Tables ....................A12
Big Picture ..........................A1
Block Trades .....................B12
Commodity Futures .........B16
Company Index .................A2
Credit Market ...................B17
Daily Stock Analysis ..........B9
Dividends News ................B15
Earnings News ...................B2
Economic News ..................A2
Editorials ..........................A16
Exchange Traded Funds ..A13
Funds & Finance ...............A9
General Market ...................B6
IBD50 ...................................B1
Industry Groups ..................B6
Industry Snapshot..............A8
Internet & Technology .......A5
Investor's Corner ...............B5

Issues & Insights ............A16
Leaders & Success .............A4
Leading Market Index .....B13
Low Price Stocks .............B15
Managing For Success ......A7
New America ......................A6
New Highs & Lows ...........B11
New Issues .........................A6
Option Tables ..................A15
REITs ................................A12
Research Tables ..................B7
Stock Spotlight ..................B8
To The Point ......................A2
Volume Changes ..............B12
Week In Review .................B2
World News Briefs .............A2
World Stocks ....................B10
China to curb speculation
hospital supply and equipment

companies, will likely outperform
the market in the second half of
2011, Morgan Keegan said. Baxter
slid 0.8% and Masimo fell 2.2%.
CA
Opposition party leader Yulia Tymoshenko, who faces abuse-of-office charges, said during a hearing
that Pres. Viktor Yanukovych is trying to keep her out of upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections. The U.S. and EU have condemned the cases against Tymoshenko and top allies as politically motivated. The charges are related to
a deal she signed with Russia in
2009 to buy natural gas.
VIETNAM: The govt released and
deported a pro-democracy activist
to the U.S. Tran Khai Thanh Thuy
was reunited with her daughter in
San Francisco. She was convicted
last year of assault, but rights
groups said thugs attacked her.
RWANDA: Pauline Nyiramasuhuko,
a former minister for womens
empowerment, became the first
woman to be found guilty of
genocide and incitement to rape by
an intl tribunal. She and one of her
sons were sentenced to life in
prison for genocide, conspiracy to
commit genocide and rape.
German firms more upbeat
Big Cap 20 .............................................Tuesday

Earnings Calendar ..................................Monday
IBD 50 .....................................................Monday
Industry Snapshot .................................Monday
Inside Real Estate ......................................Friday
Funds & Personal Finance .....................Monday
Managing For Success ..........................Monday
New America Archive ...............................Friday
Top/Bottom 200 Composite Stocks ......Thursday
Top Supply/Demand Companies .........Thursday
Weekly Top 10 .......................................Monday
Weekly Stocks On the Move ..................Monday
Your Weekly Review ................................Friday
Baxter IntlBAX and MasimoMASI,
The president launched a $500 million advanced technology initiative between govt, businesses and
universities. The venture will invest public money in businesses
producing batteries, composites,
metal fabrication, biotechnology
and alternative energy. Obama said
the program will creating jobs and
reinvigorate U.S. manufacturing.
00 The Obama administration is
considering an initiative to help
low-income families secure affordable rental housing with
limited, targeted governmental
support, Treasury Undersecretary Jeff Goldstein said.
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COMPANY INDEX
Accenture ......................B7
Alcoa .............................A6
Apple Inc ........................A5
Aruba Networks Inc ......A7
Avago Technologies ......B2
Biogen Idec Inc ..............A1
Bridgepnt Education .....B7
Buffalo Wild Wings .......B7
Chipotle Mex Grill ..........B2
Comp De Bebidas ..........B2
Computer Sciences .......B7
Ctrip.com Intl ................A5
Dell Inc ..........................A5
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KempquarterbackedtheBuffaloBillstotwotitlesinacareerthatspannedtheAmericanFootballLeagues1960s.
Jack Kemp Went Long

Even On Economic Field
Progress: The football champion changed the tax score
HOW YOU THINK IS EVERYTHING
Raise Awareness To Win

Top leaders raise standards,
get input and prompt worker
buy-in. They also expand
their influence.
00 Live the moment. By appreciating the here and now, you
can cultivate a top trait patience.
That approach can help get you
through many situations, from production logjams to training new
workers, says Michael Carroll, author of The Mindful Leader.
00 Send clear messages. Companies such as UPSUPS (and) StarbucksSBUX send the unambiguous
message that excellent, reliable service will never be compromised,
Carroll noted. Such clear communication is a vital sign of an organization committed not just to the
bottom line but to the well-being of
everyone, including workers who
benefit from the firms growth.
00 Motivate. When companies
push personal growth, productivity goes up, worker turnover rates
go down and the bottom line expands, say Apples Are Square authors Susan and Thomas Kuczmarski. To spur personal awareness,
communicate with workers on a
range of levels.
Bring all their talents to bear. Mix
personal and professional goals for
the good of the firm.
00 Get into gear. To create a cultural shift across all units, let workers co-create company values
covering everything from social responsibility to customer service
and employee acknowledgment.
00 Audit your actions. During a
two- or three-week period, measure the consistency between your
words and deeds. Compare your
day-to-day actions with your companys mission statement or the
goals youve set for others.
00 Cut it. Though theres usually
zero tolerance for fraud and racial
discrimination in the workplace,
other toxic elements from abusive language to unreasonable demands often are tolerated, Carroll notes. Top leaders root out any-
thing that brings workers down.

00 Surprise em. Hold impromptu
meetings with key teams. Candid
round-tables could help spot problems or lead to breakthroughs, says
workplace coach Fred Manske Jr.,
author of Secrets of Effective
Leadership.
A sign things are going well within a team: Achievements are frequently mentioned. A tip-off
things are going badly: silence.
The key? Know whom youre talking to. It can help separate concerns from baseless complaints, he
says.
00 Get a clue. When chatting
with workers, listen to the questions. If most deal with local conditions such as work assignments, it
usually means frontline management isnt addressing employee
needs, Manske noted.
00 Grow. Jack Welch went to the
top at General ElectricGE by continually learning and pushing
through boundaries. He redefined
himself by setting new goals and
forming strong teams to reach
them, notes Stephen Baum, author
of What Made Jack Welch Jack
Welch: How Ordinary People Become Extraordinary Leaders.
00 Break out. As a young engineer at General Electric working
on a project to manufacture a new
kind of plastic Welch felt underpaid and unappreciated, Baum
said. He refused to stand pat.
He was determined to get out of
the pile, Welch wrote in his memoirs, Jack: Straight From the Gut.
To sell himself to his boss and promote himself as a leader, he prepared an analysis of all GE plastics
products. The strategy worked.
He got more money double
his (prior) increase plus the freedom to do his job without bureaucratic oversight, Baum said.
When a key general manager slot
opened up, he campaigned hard
for it, lobbying his boss for more
than a week, Baum said.
Welch got the job. Cord Cooper
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BY JED GRAHAM
Jack Kemp excelled in two careers

while defying the odds.
He produced championships as a
pro football quarterback.
He helped ignite the economy
with his supply-side revolution.
As Kemp (1935-2009) entered
adulthood, he was told he was too
small at 5 feet 10 inches for bigtime football. He ignored the naysayers, reaching the pros after playing at Occidental College in his
hometown of Los Angeles .
Cut by his first five pro teams including one in the Canadian Football League Kemp got a push
from his family to cut his losses and
leave the game.
Not about to give up, he tried out
with team No. 6 and made it.
He started out with the Los Angeles Chargers of the American Football League and won at once, sparking them to a division title in 1960
and making it two straight after
they moved to San Diego.
Soon he was winning in colder
climes, directing the Buffalo Bills
to AFL crowns in 1964 and 1965.
By the time he retired after the
1969 season the AFLs last he
had been a seven-time All-Star.
The next year, Kemp leapt into an
arena that would stamp his national legacy: politics. Elected to the
House of Representatives from suburban Buffalo, he was on the way to
reshaping U.S. economic policy.
Just one of 435 members of the
lower chamber, lacking even a seat
on the key economic policymaking
committees and with his party
seemingly in a permanent minority, Kemp would nevertheless quarterback the coming supply-side tax
drive finally crossing the goal
line in 1981.
Clout
Kemps influence from this modest perch, as somebody who conjured up major legislation and
willed it into existence, is unprecedented, Brian Dimotrovic, author of Econoclasts: The Rebels
Who Sparked the Supply-Side Revolution and Restored American
Prosperity, told IBD.
The 1981 Reagan tax cuts were
modeled after a 30% cut in marginal income tax rates first proposed
in 1977 by Kemp and Delaware
Sen. William Roth, a fellow Republican. That brought the top income
tax rate down from 70% to 50%.
Five years later, Kemp was indispensable in achieving a breakthrough that broadened the tax
base while cutting the top marginal
income tax rate all the way to 28%.
That was 10 percentage points
lower than House Ways and
Means Chairman Dan Rostenkowski wanted and far lower than almost anyone imagined was possible until Kemp insisted on it.
As a football player, Kemp was a
master at moving the ball down the
field. His 14.8 yards per pass completion still ranks 11th all time.
Once in politics, he refused to settle for incremental change, though
it took years to set up the long ball.
Even as Kemps football career
took off, he made the most of his
time off the field. He admittedly
had been an unfocused student at
Occidental, but now he enrolled in
economics classes at Cal Western
Kemp was a congressman from

1971 to 89, HUD secretary from
89 to 93 and the Republicans
vice presidential nominee in 1996.
Kemps Keys
00 Quarterbacked the Buffa-
lo Bills to two AFL titles

and, along with President
Reagan, played a pivotal
role in the 1981 and 1986
reforms that cut the top
marginal income tax rate
from 70% to 28%.
00 The supply-side claim
is not a claim. It is empirically true and historically
convincing that with lower
rates of taxation on labor
and capital, the factors of
production, youll get a
bigger economy.
and Long Beach State and became
a prodigious reader.
During his early years with the
Chargers, he worked as editorial assistant to Herb Klein, editor of the
San Diego Union and future aide to
President Nixon.
Having switched uniforms to the
darker blue of Buffalo by 1964,
Kemp volunteered for Barry Goldwaters presidential bid. Two years
later the quarterback helped
Ronald Reagan win the race for California governor, then worked on
his staff in the off-season.
Kemp, a self-described bleeding
heart conservative, was never one
to stay on the sidelines. In New Orleans in 1965 for the AFL All-Star
Game, he joined in a boycott of the
city to protest its segregation laws
that discriminated against his
black teammates. The game was
moved to Houston.
And he was elected president of
the AFLs players union five
straight years.
So when Buffalos Democratic
congressman set his sights on a Senate seat in 1970, Kemp was ready.
Having traded his helmet for a suit,
he became local Republicans top
draft pick to win the House seat.
Congressional Winner
After winning the closely fought
contest, Kemp would cruise to reelection eight times before seeking
the presidency in 1988.
America was headed for a decade
of stagflation stagnant growth
and high inflation but neither political party had the playbook for
breaking out of the cycle.
Kemp did an end-run around conventional economic analysis to
piece together a solution, turning
his congressional office into a cutting-edge policy shop. He fielded a
team of economists who would
join the pantheon of supply-side architects, among them Paul Craig
Roberts and Bruce Bartlett.

Instead of slaying inflation by
choking off growth, Kemp wanted
to tackle inflation by unleashing
the economys potential and supply of goods and services by making risk taking more rewarding.
His office became the center of
the supply-side universe, drawing
the intellectual contributions of
economist Art Laffer, the Chicago
school of economics and the Wall
Street Journal editorial page under
Bob Bartley and Jude Wanniski.
In the view of some conventional
economists
and
politicians,
Kemps ideas were dangerous.
The dominant view among economists was that budget deficits
were the primary cause of inflation, Bartlett wrote. They favored tax increases, not tax cuts,
and said that passage of the KempRoth bill would be dangerously inflationary.
Then came the wake-up call
the economic results of the supplyside tax cuts, in conjunction with a
period of tight monetary policy.
The 180-degree turnaround in
the American economy from the
1970s to the 1980s took place and
cannot be denied, Bartlett wrote.
Without Jack Kemp and Bill
Roth, it might not have happened.
Before Kemp changed the country, he had to change his party.
Among Republicans troubled
more by deficits than high tax
rates, Jack was viewed as a maverick and a bit of a troublemaker,
former Tennessee Sen. Bill Brock
said at an April conference, at the
University of Virginias Miller Center, exploring Kemps legacy.
Welcoming The Heat

Kemp said he was more than willing to take some hits: When I entered the political arena, I had already been booed, cheered, cut,
sold, traded and hung in effigy.
Kemps 1970s chief of staff,
Randy Teague, told the Miller Center gathering: Jack was never a
person when he hit a wall that
stopped. As a matter of fact, it gave
him more energy, more encouragement to try harder.
Kemp, the 1996 GOP vice presidential nominee, fell short in his
ambition to be president. But he
certainly won the big prize in
terms of influence, Teague said.
After Kemps failed 1988 presidential bid, George H.W. Bush
named him housing and urban development secretary. Kemp used
the post to promote his ideas for
tenant-owned projects and innercity empowerment zones.
Kemp thought it was senseless to
tax capital gains in areas that could
not attract capital.
Jeffrey Bell, who worked on the
presidential campaigns of Reagan
and Kemp, told the Miller Center
that while the 1981 tax cuts get
most of the attention, the importance of the 1986 tax reform
shouldnt be overlooked. That law
brought the top marginal income
tax rate to 28% vs. 70% at the start
of Reagans presidency.
The Reagan supply-side revolution never would have happened
without Kemp, Laffer told the Miller Center.To win big, youve got to
bring the other side on to your
team; you cant just bludgeon
them, and Jack was the best there
ever was at that.
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Metro Areas Dropping Pay TV
Multichannel video subscribers in the top 15 U.S. markets
The number of multichannel video

subscribers in the top 15 markets in the
U.S. fell 0.1% year-over-year in the first
quarter. The number of cable subscribers
dropped 3.8%, but direct broadcast satellite
and telco TV services showed gains
24 In millions
Cable
DBS
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INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY

Lenovo Defends Its Home Market
Vs. HP, Dell And Apples Tablets
PC Growth Slowing In China
COOs confident laptops
will withstand onslaught of
tablets and smartphones
BY REINHARDT KRAUSE
A billboard advertises Lenovos LePad, which the company started sellingin March asits first entry into thegrowing tabletmarket ledby iPad.
China PC Leader Lenovo

Taking Aim At U.S., Europe
Attack And Defend Strategy
BY REINHARDT KRAUSE
Chinas Lenovo Group, the worlds

No. 4 PC maker, is taking aim at
Japan, Europe and the U.S.
Lenovo, which in 2005 bought
IBMsIBM money-losing PC business, dominates at home but seeks
more growth abroad.
In a deal targeting Europe, Lenovo in June acquired German PC
maker Medion for $920 million.
Also this year, Lenovo formed a
joint venture with NEC in Japan.
Those moves could help Lenovo
soon overtake Taiwans Acer as the
worlds No. 3 PC maker, analysts
say. While itll be harder for Lenovo to catch up with Nos. 1 and 2
Hewlett-PackardHPQ and DellDELL,
Lenovo has been growing faster
than either, thanks to China.
Lenovo reported that its sales for
the year ended March 31 rose 30%
to $21.6 billion. For its fiscal year
ended Oct. 31, HPs personal systems group, basically its PC business, saw revenue rise 15%. Dell
doesnt break out PCs alone, but its

total revenue rose 16% in its fiscal
year ended Jan. 28.
Lenovo holds 6% of the U.S. PC
market, says research firm Gartner. With Medion, it has 7.4% of
the Western Europe market. Prior
to aligning with NEC, Lenovo had
a 5.7% share in Japan, says Gartner, but NEC has nearly 18% of
Japans market.
Seeks A 10% Share

Rory Read, Lenovos chief operating officer, says the company aims
to grab 10% of the U.S. and European PC markets. He says the attack
and defend strategy developed by
Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing is
working. Outside China, Lenovo is
trying to gain share in both the consumer market, where its weak,
and the corporate market, where
its strong because of its ThinkPad laptop computer line.
On the protect side, were like a
boxer protecting our heart and our
head, Read said in an interview.
Our heart is our China business
and our head is our Think business.
SEE LENOVO ON A6
Chinas personal computer market

is cooling along with its economy,
just as the arrival of tablet devices
roils competition.
Market tracker IDC forecasts
Chinas PC shipments will rise
10.6% in 2011, slowing from 18.9%
growth in 2010 and 23% in 2009.
Leader Lenovo Group still has
the upper hand vs. Hewlett-PackardHPQ and DellDELL, but it faces new
competition from ApplesAAPL iPad.
Lenovo gained market share in
2010 as HP stumbled in China, analysts say. Dell, which plans to roll
out a tablet computer in China this
summer, seems to be doing better.
Dell says its China revenue soared
22% for its fiscal Q1 ended April 29,
though it didnt give a dollar figure.
China remains a key battleground in the PC market, says IDC
analyst David Daoud.
Chinas (expected) growth in
2011 is actually a pretty phenomenal number given the global economy, he said. Theres still a big opportunity across-the-board, but
also a lot of stress among PC vendors today, particularly as theyre
headed toward a tablet world.
Chinas Q4 PC shipments fell
8.7% from Q3, though they did rise
4.2%, to 15.7 million units, from Q4
2009, IDC says. In Q4, laptop shipments for home use plunged 36%
from Q3. IDC says a dearth of cool
new laptops hurt.
IDC says rising food prices has
crimped spending on PCs. Chinas
government has hiked interest
rates to try to tame inflation.
At the same time, the iPad and
other tablets are expected to curb
Lenovo has increased its U.S. marketing for its Idea line of laptops.
laptop computer demand in China

and other markets. Dell says itll
roll out a new Android-based tablet in China this summer, before
any other market.
Apple has been opening more retail stores in China. Wireless
phone company China UnicomCHU
sells Apples devices, and bigger
China MobileCHL might soon do so.
Lenovo launched its own tablet,
LePad, in March. It aims to grab
20% of the tablet market.
Still, the laptop market will withstand the arrival of tablets, says
Rory Read, Lenovos chief operating officer. Read says he expects
tablet devices to level off at about
15% of the global PC market.
Thinner, better-designed laptops
still appeal to consumers, he says.
Tablets are thin and light, but
many people are still going to
choose an ultrathin laptop, Read
said in an interview. Laptops are
going to get thinner and thinner
over the next 12-24 months.
Smartphones, which let users
browse the Internet, are another
threat to PC sales. Chinas wireless
phone companies aim to boost data
usage by selling smartphones at
lower prices near $100, analysts
say. A Citigroup report forecasts
that Chinas number of smart-
phone users will skyrocket to more

than 400 million by the end of
2014, from 40 million this year.
Read, though, says smartphones
have limits. We sell smartphones,
and theyre great devices, he said.
But theyre still limited.
Read says Chinas PC market will
continue growing at a healthy rate.
The PC market today is 60-70
million units (annually), he said.
Itll be the No. 1 PC market (ahead
of the U.S.) in a couple of years.
More than a billion people or so
still dont have PC technology
today. I think we can see the PC
market in China grow 10% to 15% a
year over the next five to seven
years. Thats not unreasonable.
Analyst Daoud says IDC estimates that China had 118.4 million
installed, or in-home, consumer
PCs in 2010. Analysts estimate 1.3
billion-population China has 340
million Internet users, but many of
them share computers in Internet
cafes and other public places.
Lenovo, which bought IBMs PC
business in 2005, holds 30% of
Chinas home PC market. It trades
on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
HPs market share in China fell
last year, as the company suffered
product quality issues that it says
have been fixed. HP ended 2010
with 8.3% of Chinas PC market,
down from 12.9% in 2009, says Mikako Kitagawa, an analyst with
market tracker Gartner.
HP faced a customer support
issue in China, she said via email.
They did not handle the issue
well. It hurt HPs reputation.
HP remains the No. 1 PC maker
worldwide, followed by Dell, Taiwans Acer and Lenovo. HP on
June 15 shuffled its senior managers, in part to try to boost growth in
China and India. The company
said PC business head Todd Bradley and printer business chief Vyomesh Joshi would lead efforts to
grow HPs businesses in China and
India, respectively.
Baidu Booking Its Reservation

To Enter Online Travel Market
Rival Google Set Example
Buying a majority stake in
Qunar in order to beef up
results, ads in a hot sector
BY PETE BARLAS
Baidu is buying into online travel.

Chinas No. 1 online search service on Friday said it would buy a
majority stake in Qunar, the regions No. 1 online travel service by
visitors, for $306 million in cash.
The agreement, which could
close in the third quarter pending
government regulatory approval,
would strengthen BaidusBIDU travelrelated search results and boost
sales in an area thats been one of
its strongest for online ads, says an
analyst who spoke only on condition of anonymity because the person wasnt authorized to talk on
this subject.
Baidu is looking at travel as a
huge opportunity, the analyst
said. They want to capture ad dollars, and the best way to capture ad
dollars is to show flights and hotels
and specific data. Im sure that
Qunar was looking for IPO or something, given this market.
Baidus bid to buy into online travel follows several recent, similar
deals. Tencent Holdings, Chinas
biggest Internet company by revenue, last month bought a 15% stake
in eLong.com, another online travel company based in China and a
partner of U.S.-based online travel
firm ExpediaEXPE. In April, U.S. and
global search leader GoogleGOOG
completed its $700 million purchase of ITA Software, which
makes software used by online travel companies.
Though Baidu holds more than
70% of the search market in China
far ahead of No. 2 Google and others its not surprising the company would take a tip from its biggest
competitor, says Ryan Jacob, port-
folio manager for the Jacob Internet Fund, which owns shares in
Baidu, Google and Chinas online
travel
leader
by
revenue,
Ctrip.com InternationalCTRP.
This seems to be another example of Baidu kind of following in
Googles footsteps, Jacob said.
Travel search is one of the most lucrative areas of search advertising,
so its understandable that Baidu
would want to maintain a very
strong presence there.
Baidu pursued Qunar for several
months before landing the deal,
says Richard Li, managing director
of GSR Ventures, a venture fund
that owns a stake in Qunar.
Travel is one of the three largest
advertising categories for Baidu,
and Qunar probably has the most
sophisticated and most well-developed online travel assets in China,
he said.
Li says Qunar is considering its
own public offering, but its not
happening in the next three
months, obviously.
Qunar operates much like
U.S.-based travel site Kayak, which
lets users see search results from
several travel sites at once. In
March, Qunar had the most visitors of any online travel site in
China, according to iResearch.
Baidu will use Qunar to improve
its travel search results. But to
avoid any potential conflict of interest issues, Baidu plans to feature results from Qunar in a special boxed
area on its site near its normal organic search results, says a Baidu
spokeswoman.
Baidu ended the first quarter
with more than $1.3 billion in cash
and related investments.
The all-cash deal is probably a
good investment for Baidu, Jacob
says. Since Baidu will be majority
owner, that leads me to believe
that it was a pretty good price, because its such a lucrative area of
search, Jacob said.
Baidus U.S. shares fell a fraction
on Friday.
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Sagent PharmaceuticalsSGNT sold off 8% on Friday morning, later recovering somewhat to

close down 4.2% at 26.94. Volume was the
heaviest since the injectable drug makers
debut on April 20. It was the second down day
after Needham & Co. downgraded the stock on
valuation concerns, as it has climbed 81% from
its IPO price by Wednesday.
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THE NEW AMERICA

GLOBAL SPECIALTY METALS New York, New York
Metals Manufacturer Profits As Silicon Demand Expands

BY MARILYN MUCH
Globe Specialty Metals
glbsm.com
It took guts to float a new issue just

as the offering window opened
after being shut tight during the recession.
But executives at silicon metal
and silicon-based alloy producer
Globe Specialty MetalsGSM knew
the timing was right when they
took the company public on July
30, 2009.
We believed we had the characteristics to be able to complete an
IPO successfully, even though the
market was just reopening for new
offerings, said Chief Financial Officer Malcolm Appelbaum. We
had very strong fundamentals. We
made money throughout the recession other than a noncash impairment charge, and we had a very
strong balance sheet.
Keeping that in mind, Globe became the first domestic industrial
company to go public since the market closed down during the recession, Appelbaum says.
Globes business has been thriving amid strong demand, particularly for its main product, silicon
metal. Its an essential raw material in making silicone compounds,
aluminum and polysilicon used in
solar cells.
In fiscal Q3, profit surged 675% to
31 cents a share. Sales climbed 54%
to $172.8 million.
The silicon metal market is
growing, and our capacity is running at full utilization as are the
rest of the producers in the Western world, said Appelbaum.
Demand has been strong in all of
Globes key end markets.
Silicone Applications
Globe sells silicon metal to chemical firms such as Dow Chemical
DOW
, which use the material to make
silicone compounds. Silicone is
used in a broad range of applications, including personal care items
like shampoo and industrial products like caulking for insulation.
The demand for silicone chemicals has been growing for many
years as new applications have
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Silicon metal being poured at Globe Specialty Metals Niagara Falls, N.Y., manufacturing plant.
been developed, especially in

emerging markets, says B. Riley &
Co. analyst Ian Corydon.
People in developing nations are
buying more consumer products,
which have silicone as an ingredient such as shampoo and lipstick,
adds Appelbaum.
Globe also markets to aluminum
producers, which use silicon metal
mainly to make auto components,
which have a high content of the
material.
The aluminum market has been
quite strong, says Corydon. He
sites a report by aluminum giant AlcoaAA that estimates primary globally aluminum demand will grow
12% in 2011 on top of a 13% gain in
2010.
A key driver of demand is the fact
that the aluminum content of cars
keep going up because cars are
being made lighter to meet fuel efficiency requirements, Corydon says.
A third end market, polysilicon
producers, use silicon metal to
make solar cells.
That market is also growing as
new polysilicon plants come on
line and need silicon metal as the
main raw material, says Appelbaum.
Corydon expects silicon supply
to stay tight. He estimates demand
will rise 6% to 7% a year for the
Lenovo Exec Says A U.S. Listing

Possible For China Tech Leader
LENOVO FROM A5
On the attack side, were going

after small and medium-size businesses, and consumers.
He says Lenovo has the manufacturing volume to buy components
and other supplies in bulk, lowering costs for it and its customers.
Lenovo trades on Hong Kongs
Hang Seng stock exchange, where
its shares are down 13% in 2011.
Shares have gained since late May
when Lenovo reported that its
quarterly profit tripled. Read says
the company has mulled trading in
the U.S., but says nothing is imminent.
Bigger Investor Base

Were always looking at how to
expand the investor base, he said.
Theres interest in a (mainland)
China listing and, of course, a New
York listing is attractive.
From a standpoint of whats important lets stick to our knitting,
keep growing, keep taking share. If
we keep producing good results,
then we can expand the investor
base. Were happy with Hang
Seng, but were definitely looking
at different alternatives and expanding the base.
In June, Yuanqing bought about
8% of the companys shares for
more than $400 million from its
parent company, Legend Holdings.
Lenovo struggled after buying
IBMs PC business, especially after
the global financial crisis hit in
2008. Yuanqing, named chairman
after the IBM deal, returned as
CEO in February 2009. That November, Yuanqing reacquired Lenovos mobile unit, which had been
sold to Legend Holdings in what
proved to be a strategic mistake.
Besides PCs, Lenovo aims to sell
more smartphones and tablets. It
released its first smartphone, the
GSM
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Ophone, in China early this year.

In the U.S., Lenovo plans to roll
out three tablet computers. Two
are slated to be out this summer
and will run on GooglesGOOG Android operating system. The other
will run MicrosoftsMSFT Windows
and is due out by years end.
Read is most upbeat about an Android ThinkPad-branded device
aimed at the business market. Itll
feature a stylus for writing.
Lenovo has upped marketing in
the U.S. for its Idea line of consumer personal computers. It advertised during TV telecasts of the
NBA basketball finals in June.
Read says Lenovo is focused on developing laptop and desktop computers that can easily access cloudbased services.
But its the longtime focus on the
business market that is Lenovos
strength, says Steve Kleynhans, a
Gartner analyst.
Thats a plus for them because
the strong part of the PC market
right now is enterprise, which is
going through a big refresh (upgrade) of PCs, Kleynhans said. In
the consumer market, theres an opportunity for them.
Its just about getting the brand
recognition. People dont know
who Lenovo is in a lot of cases.
Think is well-established in mature markets. They need to ride the
Think brands coattails.
Buying Germanys Medion,
which focuses on consumer PCs,
was a good move for Lenovo, says
David Daoud, director of research
for personal computing for market
tracker IDC. He says Lenovo
struck back at Acer, which in 2007
outmaneuvered Lenovo in Europe
by acquiring Packard Bell from
NEC.
Lenovo has been looking for a
way to grow share in Europe,
Daoud said. Buying Medion is a
good plan B.
next three years, while supply

wont be up more than 5% a year
over the same time frame.
The tight supply will lead to higher silicon metal prices, which are already rising, says Corydon.
The price of silicon metal is
around $1.60 a pound, up from
$1.05 during the depths of the recession, says Appelbaum.
Corydon estimates the price will
pop to $1.85 a pound in 2012.
Meanwhile, Globe is sitting pretty with its supply. Its current capacity stands at 100,000 metric tons.
Its building a new plant in Iceland with a minority partner, Tomahawk Development Co., that will
add roughly 40,000 metric tons of
silicon metal a year. Globe will own
85% of the plant, expected to be operational in 2013, and Tomahawk
will own the rest. It will sell the output mainly to European customers.
Globe also produces siliconbased alloys, which are used as raw
materials in making steel, automotive components and ductile iron.
Demand should remain strong for
this product amid expected
growth in steel utilization and auto
production, says a company filing
with the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
A recent buy has helped Globe expand its offerings to the steel indus-
try. Last April, it bought Core Metals Group from Ospraie Funds. It
paid $52 million for the producer
of high-purity ferrosilicon and
other specialty steel ingredients.
Core services the steel, chemical
and other industrial markets.
Appelbaum says the acquisition
broadened Globes product line
and expanded the amount of ferrosilicon it produces.
Core also brings to the table highquality specialty grade products,
he adds, that carry a higher gross
margin.
In June, Globe agreed to buy one
of its suppliers, Alden Resources.
Alden is a miner, processor and supplier of specialty coal to the silicon
and silicon-based alloy industries
and thermal coal to other industries. Alden owns roughly 32 million gross recoverable tons of coal
in various properties in Tennessee
and Kentucky.
Globe will pay NGP Capital Resources Co. NGPC $73.2 million plus
an added $6.8 million payment if
Alden meets certain operational
conditions. The deal is expected to
close in July.
This specialty low-ash coal is a
critical raw material in making silicon metal, and its a key raw material we didnt own, said Appelbaum.
He says Globe will use quite a
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the rest to third parties.
Globe likes to control its raw material supply, and low ash coal was
the last remaining raw material it
didnt own, says Corydon.
Oppenheimer & Co. analyst Ian
Zaffinocalls the buy phenomenal.
Barriers To Entry
It effectively creates some really
good barriers to entry and makes
them in charge of their own fate,
he said. Now they have their own
supply.
So if coal prices go up, Globe
wont be faced with cost increases.
Zaffino estimates Alden will probably generate $45 million in annual
revenue.
Globe is no stranger to acquisitions. It closed six deals since its
founding in 2004. Appelbaum says
the company is actively looking to
make more buys, and it has considerable capacity for doing transactions.
Watchers expect Globes business to stay strong with the current
mix. Analysts polled by Thomson
Reuters see earnings for the 2011
fiscal year ending June 30 to rise
95% to 82 cents a share. They see a
77% jump in fiscal 2012.
Globe is one of our favorite
names, said Corydon. It has a
great management team and a really unique product. They control
their input costs and theres not a
lot of supply.
Given its control over input costs,
he adds, its margins should expand
very rapidly as prices go higher.
IPO Filings Soon To Be Priced

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P/E Ratios:
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Price
($Mil) Industry Group
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Lead Underwriter
Stewart & Stevenson Inc SNS/NSE 17,650 14.0 16.0 1098.8 Oil&GasMachinery/Equip 133/ 31 Goldman Sachs & Co.
Houston, TX . Manufactures oil and gas specialty equipment and parts with products covering hydraulic fracturing and well stimulation.
ENVI/NDQ 6,900 10.0 12.0 291.3 Computer SftwrEdu/Media n.a./ 39 Piper Jaffray & Co.
Envivio Inc
S San Francisco, CA . Provides video processing services enabling the delivery of video to consumers on various networks, devices and systems.
AWAY/NDQ 8,000 24.0 27.0 2155.4 LeisureTravel Booking
HomeAway Inc
Austin, TX . Operates an online marketplace for vacation rentals through homeaway.com
113/ 53
Goldman Sachs & Co.
AVO/NSE
18,055 14.0 16.0 351.7 FinanceInvestment Mgmt n.a./ 20 Morgan J P.
The Aveon Group LP
Marblehead, MA . Acquires controlling interests in general partners or managing members of a diversified group hedge funds.
BHZN/NDQ 5,625 15.0 17.0 334.6 MedicalProducts
n.a./ 39 Piper Jaffray & Co.
Biohorizons Inc
Birmingham, AL . Develops a line of dental implants and hard and soft tissue regeneration products for the replacement of missing teeth.
SABR/NDQ 7,525 12.0 14.0 188.4 TelecomInfrastructure
n.a./ 21 Oppenheimer & Co Inc.
Sabre Industries Inc
North Wales, PA . Manufactures towers used in telecom infrastructure and tubular steel poles used in electrical transmission.
Nobao Renewable Enrg NRE/NSE 12,880 11.0 13.0 730.9 BldgA/C & Heating Prds n.a./ 25 Goldman Sachs & Co.
China. Chinese provider of fullyintegrated energy management solutions utilizing ground source heat pump technologies.
IASO/NSE 4,600 4.5 5.5
40.1
MedicalBiomed/Biotech
n.a./ 30
IASO Pharma Inc
San Diego, CA . Develops therapeutics for the treatment and prevention of bacterial and fungal infections
Maxim Group LLC.
EnergyAlternative/Other 23/ 52
Oppenheimer & Co Inc.
Pioneer Power Solutions PPSI/NDQ 2,627 8.0 10.0 79.5
Fort Lee, NJ . Manufactures specialty electrical equipment such as drytype and liquidfilled transformers and wind energy equipment.
Prices Of Recent IPOs

Company
Symbol/ Offer
Exchange Date
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6/22
6/17
6/15
High
Filing Offer
Price Price
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17.9 0.3 MedicalHospitals
15.3 2.0 InternetContent
15.4 3.9 Comp SftwrEdu/Media
Kior Inc
Vanguard Health Systems
Bankrate Inc
Pandora Media Inc
KIOR/NDQ
VHS/NSE
RATE/NSE
P/NSE
Compressco Partners LP
Fusionio Inc
Taomee Holdings Ltd ADS
Solazyme Inc
GSJK/NDQ 6/15 21.0 20.0 4.8 17.7 11.3 Oil&GasField Services

0.0 28.7 51.2 ComputerData Storage
FIO/NSE 6/ 9 19.0 19.0
TAOM/NSE 6/ 9 11.0 9.0 18.2 9.8 8.3 Computer SftwrGaming
0.0 20.5 14.1 Agricultural Operations
SZYM/NDQ 5/27 18.0 18.0
Freescale Semicn Hldgs

Lone Pine Resources Inc
Spirit Airlines Inc
The Active Network Inc
FSL/NSE
LPR/NSE
SAVE/NDQ
ACTV/NSE
5/26
5/26
5/26
5/25
Yandex N V Class A
LinkedIn Corp Class A
Phoenix New Media ADS
China Zenx Auto Int ADS
YNDX/NDQ
LNKD/NSE
FENG/NSE
ZX/NSE
5/24 25.0 25.0

5/19 45.0 45.0
5/12 11.0 11.0
5/12 6.0 6.0
N G L Energy Partners LP
FriendFinder Networks
Jiayuan.com Intl Ltd ADS
Kosmos Energy Ltd
NGL/NSE
FFN/NDQ
DATE/NDQ
KOS/NSE
5/12
5/11
5/11
5/11
R L J Lodging Trust
NetQin Mobile Inc ADS
Thermon Group Hldgs Inc
V O C Energy Trust
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13.0
12.0
15.0
21.0
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12.0
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18.0
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11.1 14.3 Oil&GasCdn Expl&Prod
12.0 0.0 TransportationAirline
16.0 6.7 Comp SftwrSpec Entrprs
0.0 31.6 26.2 InternetContent

0.0 69.9 55.4 InternetContent
0.0 8.0 27.3 MediaDiversified
0.0 5.4 10.2 Auto/TruckTires & Misc
21.0
0.0 19.7 6.1
10.0 16.7 3.8 62.0
11.0 8.3 10.5 4.5
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InternetContent
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RLJ/NSE 5/11 18.0 18.0
0.0 4.5 61.3 Computer SftwrSecurity
NQ/NSE 5/ 5 11.5 11.5
THR/NSE 5/ 5 14.0 12.0 14.3 11.6 3.1 BldgA/C & Heating Prds
0.0 22.1 5.4 Oil&GasRoyalty Trust
VOC/NSE 5/ 5 21.0 21.0
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Goldman Sachs & Co
Banc of America Secu
Goldman Sachs & Co
Morgan Stanley
Raymond James & Asso
Goldman Sachs & Co
Deutsche Bank Sec
Goldman Sachs & Co
Citigroup
Morgan J P
Citigroup
Goldman Sachs & Co
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley
Wells Fargo Inv Adv
Ladenburg Thalmann
Citigroup
Piper Jaffray & Co
Barclay Investments
Raymond James & Asso
Monthly, Jan.-May 10 vs. Jan.-May 11, in billions
Chinas foreign direct investment jumped

more than 29% from a year earlier in the first
five months of 2011, continuing a surge that
began in 2010. But U.S. investments fell by
almost 25% due to an uncertain U.S. recovery.
This was offset by strong inflows from Asia.
Sources: Chinas Ministry of Commerce
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$10
$14
2010
Total: $38.93 bil
Annual, 2006-10, in billions

Total: $48.06 bil
10
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Chief sources, Jan.-May 11, in billions

$42 +29.28%
$120
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-24.12%
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MANAGING FOR SUCCESS

FOLLOW THE LEADERS
SolarWinds Rouses Staff

With A 90/10 Work Rule
Integrating Companies
For A Comfortable Fit
Experts: Picking a point person makes mergers work
BY VICTOR REKLAITIS
Marriage is hardly a cinch, especially for two companies.

Most corporate mergers fall
short of the goals initially set by
management, says a consultancy
called the M&A Leadership Council.
A big problem is whats called acquisition myopia. Executives become so focused on just making the
deal that the integration effort is neglected.
The consultancy cites this bad example: a CEO who left on a long vacation after a deal closed. That
hardly signals a desire to lead the
all-important push to integrate.
But the leadership for the integration doesnt have to come just from
the C-suite.
The M&A Leadership Council
recommends putting in place a fulltime integration leader who is perhaps a senior manager. The Plano,
Texas-based consultancy says this
leader can really boost an organizations chances of actually achieving
all of those hoped-for synergies
and savings.
Pick The Right Leader

Jim Jeffries, the M&A Leadership Councils chairman, suggests
a counterintuitive approach to
picking the integration leader.
For many cases, he said: The person who ought to head this up is
the person who is hardest to free
up.
Because an effective integration
is so critical to a successful merger,
you dont want to choose someone
who just happens to be available.
You ought to pick someone whos
an up-and-comer, a future leader.
The integration leader also ought
to be able to work at the board level
and have some gravitas and credibility, the consultancy says. With
this individual focused full-time on
resolving integration issues, others
can concentrate on making sure
business continues as usual.

But keep in mind that he or she is
not a lone ranger. Your organization also ought to have an integration steering committee and integration-focused liaisons from
human resources, IT and other departments, according to the M&A
Leadership Council.
The consultancy also offers another counterintuitive suggestion
for companies deciding on their integration leader.
It says firms ought to think about
making the position a temporary,
highly incentivized job. The incentive could be comparable to what
the person might get for making a
big sale and might exceed that individuals base salary.
The position might be temporary
because the person filling it could
come from the company thats
being acquired.
You can leverage both sides of
the transaction, both the buyer
team and the seller team, Jeffries
said. Oftentimes the seller team is
people who may not survive and
stay in their position in the ongoing
business.
He added: So the key is, youve
got that whole group of skilled and
talented people who are going to
be dismissed from the surviving
business just because theyre redundant. So its really a nuance to
think, Why dont we keep them
around and leverage those folks?
Jeffries concedes that executives
at an acquiring firm sometimes
balk at this approach using a temporary, highly incentivized individual or group from the acquired
company to lead the integration effort. But he says his consultancy is
often able to convince the execs
that its the way to go.
The way we do that is simply by
showing case studies of what weve
been able to do in the past, and
what its done to cash flow and
other things. Its just the right way
to do things, he said. Plus, those
people are huge centers of influ-
ence for the company being acquired. When theyre on board,

and theyre involved in the integration, it really helps settle the organization.
How Aruba Merges

Executives at wireless specialist
Aruba NetworksARUN say theyre intrigued by this advice. The Sunnyvale, Calif., company has sent staff
to an M&A Leadership Council
workshop.
None of us is opposed to something extra in our paycheck, said a
chuckling Peter Cellarius, an
Aruba vice president who deals
with business development and
partnerships.
But we havent structured this
as a temporary integration manager position to date. Now if we hit in
the future something that is of a
size and complexity that it needs
someone like that, I think its an interesting concept.
Cellarius also sees value in having a leader who is focused fulltime on integration. But he also
said its fair to say that Aruba hasnt
gone so far as to have a full-time integration leader at this point.
We have recently in our (corporate development) team, someone
who has integration in his title,
Cellarius said. Now even that person is doing some other things because you dont spend 100% of
your life integrating, but its partly
to make sure that as we start to hit
bigger scales, that were able to continue to execute.
In addition to an integration leader, the M&A Leadership Council
says having an attack plan for the integration is critical.
The proof for decades has been
that those who dont have a reliable, proven, repeatable process
fail at this stuff usually, Jeffries
said. If you havent experienced (a
merger), or you dont have a game
plan or what we call a playbook,
then youre going to have huge challenges.
Over the past decade, Kevin

Thompson served as chief financial officer for four enterprise software companies. Along the way, he
realized that he loved certain aspects of the job but disliked other
parts.
If there were nine things I had to
do as CFO, I was really good at five
of those things and I didnt like
doing the other four things, said
Thompson, president and chief executive of SolarWindsSWI, a software firm in Austin, Texas. I was
good at 60% of the job, and the
other 40% I did because I had to.
The experience taught Thompson a lesson in leadership: Have
workers concentrate on tasks that
they enjoy and youll get better results. The key is finding the right
talent mix so that theres a passionate expert handling every major
task in the organization.
Thompson, who became CEO in
2010, works with his management
team to identify what people do
well so that they spend the bulk of
their time playing to their strengths.
With about 500 employees at SolarWinds, thats a challenge.
Passion As A Job Requirement

The process of identifying employees favorite duties begins during the job interview. Thompson
likes to ask candidates, What do
you want to do? and What are
you passionate about?
Were always telling people in
job interviews, If youre not passionate about it, well wear you
out, Thompson said with a laugh.
By focusing on passion rather
than listing an applicants skills,
Thompson gets a head start figuring out how top candidates, if
hired, can devote 90% of their time
to what they love to do. That leaves
only 10% of their time for less enthralling tasks.
Other organizations might focus
on interviewing people for what
they can do, not what gets them

fired up, he said. Typically, what
they are passionate about is what
they do really well.
Watching The Winners

Once he hires them, Thompson
continues to probe to learn what
newcomers love to do. For rising
stars, hell ask their peers and supervisors, What do you think this
person does really well?
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If he thinks a finance employee

excels at reconciling accounts, for
example, hell ask around to see if
others share his view. Because
Thompson often initiates informal
chats with employees, they tend to
open up to him.
He also holds meetings with
cross-functional project groups.
By recruiting representatives from
every department, Thompson observes how individuals interact
with each other. This helps him
spot potential leaders.
Finally, he provides formal and informal coaching so that people understand
their
job-related
strengths. He likes to meet with
workers who dont report directly
to him and ask, What do you want
to do with your career? Their answers help him determine how
they should spend their time.
Morey Stettner
EXECUTIVE BRIEFING
SMALL BUSINESS
Firms Focusing
On Bank Loans
Nearly half, or 48%, of privately
held businesses in the U.S. are
targeting bank loans as a source of
funding.
The survey by the Pepperdine
Capital Markets Project says
another 21% are tapping friends
and family, followed by 11% who
are looking to private investors for
cash.
Despite an increasing desire
among private businesses to secure bank loans, the study says
banks are denying the loan applications of 60% of these applicants.
Sixty-one percent of banks who
responded to the survey say
theyre declining loans that might
otherwise be accepted because of
increased pressure from regulators.
a study by KPMG.
The audit, tax and advisory firm
says the execs polled expect improvements in revenue, the economy and hiring in 2012, but remain
guarded longer term. Most dont
see a complete economic recovery
until 2013-2014 or later.
Seventy-eight percent of respondents tapped regulatory and legislative pressures as the biggest
barriers to growth, while 87% said
regulatory changes are causing
their banks to reexamine their
business models in order to recoup lost revenue.
SAVVY ENTREPRENEUR
EXECUTIVES
Mastering The Art Of Virtual Negotiation

Many entrepreneurs are naturally
gifted salespeople. But once they induce people to buy, the next step is
negotiating the details of a deal.
Settling on a sales price or finalizing terms in a contract can vex business owners. They may concede
too much rather than engage in
back-and-forth dickering.
If you dread negotiating, theres
good news: You dont have to do it
face-to-face. You can haggle by
phone or via email.
Ivenegotiated dealsfrom $5,000
to seven figures without ever meeting the other person, said Alan
Blume, chief executive of StartUpSelling, a Web marketing agency in Natick, Mass. You just need to
establish a comfort level with the
person, which you can do over the
phone or perhaps using Skype or
other Web-based technologies.
Author of Your Virtual Success, Blume acknowledges that in
some instances, youre better off negotiating in person. Youre more
apt to make progress hashing out
complex deals if you build trust by

looking directly across a table into
someones eyes.
Body Of Evidence
Observing another persons nonverbal cues is also easier when that
individual is in the same room.
Video calling services such as
Skype help you connect visually,
but you may capture more subtleties of body language when youre
face-to-face.
Still, any modest advantages Id
gain by negotiating in person are
offset by the far greater advantages
Id gain with efficiencies of scale by
negotiating virtually, Blume said.
In the time it takes me to travel to
see one client, I can interact with
five clients remotely.
In fact, Blume finds that people
are more apt to reveal their concerns and speak more freely when
theyre not in the same room.
When hes negotiating a deal, he
schedules an online video meeting
to discuss the final proposal. He
says that individuals who may feel
awkward raising an objection in

person level with him more forthrightly from afar.
Another advantage of virtual negotiation is the relative ease with
which you can close the sale. In person, tension can mount as you get
ready to ask for the order.
People may feel uncomfortable
when you slide the contract over to
them to sign, Blume said. They
see you giving them a pen and they
feel pressure.
To negotiate effectively from a
distance, prepare what Blume calls
a library of emails that you can
send at various stages of the sales
cycle. For example, craft emails
that graphically represent the return-on-investment of your product or service, list customer testimonials or explain your pricing policy.
After completing your negotiations, solicit client feedback.
Whether you won or lost the business, ask, What did you like or not
like about my sales process?
Morey Stettner
Hiring Hopes Fall

As Mood Dampens
While U.S. businesses continue to
foresee growth, a survey says
upbeat sentiment about the economy is souring and hiring expectations have dropped by 13 percentage points among U.S. executives.
The Corporate Executive Board,
a research and advisory firm, says
its the first time since the inception of its Business Barometer in
October 2009 that hiring expectations have fallen. Less than half of
execs, or 45%, expect to boost
head count in the next 12 months,
down from 58% in the first quarter and 50% in the fourth quarter
of 2010.
BANKING
Execs Say Rules

Erode Growth
Bank executives are taking a harder look at M&A strategies and
reassessing business models to
address growth challenges raised
by regulatory reform, according to
JOBS
Direct Networking
Hooks Most Jobs
Person-to-person networking
continues to be the job seekers
most successful tool, says a study
by Right Management.
The talent and career management expert says traditional networking was the source of new
career opportunities for 41% of
job hunters last year, while Internet job boards made up 25% of
new posts landed.
The job search is changing and
some approaches are losing
ground to others, but classic,
systematic networking continues
to be the most effective way to
find suitable employment, said
Carly McVey, Right Managements vice president of career
management. Certainly technology plays a growing role. But online
social networking may not always
be separate from traditional networking, since one so often leads
to the other.
A8
INVESTORS.COM
MACROSCOPE
Mobile Internet devices in use
The New Apple Pie

Gadgets like iPhones and iPads have
become aspirational symbols of freedom
and independence around the world. As the
world logs in, telecom networks are
hustling to upgrade data transmission
capacities to meet demand.
399
Smartphones
Apple/Android phones
526
45
121
Mobile connected tablets 0.3
3
58
Mobile connected laptops
94
2009
2010
In millions
Source: Cisco Systems
Average data traffic, terabytes per month
Mobile-only Internet users by region
6.4 In millions
200
4.8
150
3.2
100
50
1.6
0
In millions
Asia-Pacific
North America
Western Europe
Global
0
10
11e
12e
13e
14e
15e
10
11
12
13
INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT
CABLE/SATELLITE TELECOM GEAR
Cashing In On The Data Crush

Surging demand for broadband, wireless data forces big telecom providers to upgrade
BY JAMES DETAR
Before Apple rolled out its groundbreaking iPhone in June 2007, it bestowed what would become an
awesome responsibility on telecom services giant AT&TT.
AT&T was to provide the network over which iPhone users of
all ages would access the Internet,
fire off photographs and download
countless cool apps.
Apple wagered the utility-grade
telecom had the scale to enable millions of users to talk, play and work
around the globe, around the clock.
Apple lost that bet.
The flood of data from thousands
of apps roared through AT&Ts
data switches and other gear, quickly overwhelming both its bandwidth and network capacity.
The quality of service quickly
eroded, especially in areas that
were far from its transmitters.
AT&T wasnt equipped to handle the iPhone. They were pennywise and pound-foolish, and they
have been catching up ever since,
IDC analyst John Byrne said.
Apple stripped AT&T of its exclusive status in February, naming Verizon Wireless a joint venture of
Verizon CommunicationsVZ and
U.K.-based VodafoneVOD as a second service provider partner.
What we in the industry have
learned the last couple of years is
you cant afford not to invest in
your network any more. You will
pay dearly if you dont invest,
Byrne said.
The lesson has benefited makers
of all types of equipment to help
manage the rising surge of highspeed and wireless data.
A number of the leaders in that
space, including Acme PacketAPKT,
Communications SystemsJCS and
Frances Alcatel-LucentALU, are
part of IBDs Telecom-Cable/Satellite Equipment industry group.
The group ranked in the top 30
out of 197 industries tracked by
IBD from January through early
June. It has since slipped down the
rankings alongside the correcting
market, but analysts say the prospects for the groups markets remain undimmed.
1. Business
The 42 companies in the group
make gear, including industrialscale electronic switches and
other gear able to shuttle packets
of data, via older copper wires,
new fiber-optic lines or wirelessly,
to phones and other devices. The
companies also offer cellphone
base stations radio equipment
that relays calls to and from the
network.
The biggest company in the
group by revenue is Alcatel-Lucent. A key supplier to both AT&T
and Verizon, it boasts annual sales
of about $22 billion.
No. 2 by sales is HarrisHRS, which
makes TV and radio equipment
and airplane avionics. It has $5.7
billion in annual sales.
Total industry revenue is hard to
Consumersin FranceusingApples iPad(above). Gear makersarefighting toexpand wirelessnetwork capacity with devices like Alcatel-Lucents lightRadio (below), a replacement for traditional cell tower antennas.
But thats just scratching the surface. Smartphones are just 13% of
total cellphones in use today, although they generate 78% of all
cellphone traffic.
IDC forecasts that 2011 smartphone sales will top 450 million
units, up nearly 50% year-to-year.
It expects nearly 1 billion smartphones will ship in 2015.
pinpoint because its so diverse.
The number of people that companies in this group employ, for instance, ranges from Alcatel-Lucents 80,000-strong roster to a
couple hundred at tiny Orckit
CommunicationsORCT, an Israeli
telecom switch maker.
00 Name of the game: Wireless is
the word. Smartphones, tablets
and a host of new wireless devices
on the drawing board today will
boost telecom traffic. Equipment
makers that help service providers
like Verizon and AT&T lift speeds
and capacity and provide rich feature sets, will get the contracts.
2. Market
Demand for portable wireless devices is driving telecom gear sales.
A subset of that demand has been
driven by smartphones increasingly used for playing games and
watching videos.
The number of videos streamed
by GooglesGOOG YouTube website
to mobile devices tripled in 2010
to 200 million a day, IDC says.
A recent report from Cisco SystemsCSCO said the amount of wireless data flowing to smartphones
and other mobile devices grew
159% in 2010 from a year earlier.
The total was about three times
the size of all the data on the global Internet in 2000.
Average smartphone usage doubled in 2010, and the number of
smartphones sold rose 75% from a
year earlier, to 303.4 million.
3. Climate
Mergers are a dominant part of
the telecom forecast, led by the
pending, $39 billion combination
of AT&T and Deutsche TelecomsDT T-Mobile USA.
In February, Acme Packet
bought Newfound Communications. Bedford, Mass.-based Acme
has carved a strong niche selling
session border controllers. These
devices set up Internet phone calls
over both landlines and wireless
networks.
Andy Ory, Acme Packets CEO,
says Newfound brought technology to record voice over Internet
protocol, or VoIP, calls. That will
let Acmes service-provider customers offer a broader set of capabilities to their customers.
The goal, Ory says, is to allow interactive services to be delivered
over the Internet. It will touch
every single enterprise and user,
he said.
Acquisitions shorten the path to
that goal, and Infonetics analyst
Diane Myers sees the entire industry as well into the consolidation
process.
The fixed-line (landline telephone wire) equipment market is
declining, and I see consolidation
there, Myers said.
Large service providers may
buy equipment companies too,
she added. They will say: We
cant let them fail. We need someone to make that equipment.
One recent example is the scram-
ble to buy divisions and patents of

the bankrupt Canadian equipment
maker Nortel Networks.
But Myers says most merger activity will revolve around providers of equipment for fixed line, not
wireless networks.
The big telecoms are recognizing the urgency of upgrading their
networks and shifting their focus,
but gradually.
Generally, capital expenditure
budgets are going slightly up,
said Alcatel-Lucent Executive
Vice President Robert Vrij. Were
seeing redistribution of capital
from wired communication to
wireless. But there is still growth
in both sectors in terms of spending on new equipment.
4. Technology
The telecom industry is just rolling out a new broadband technology that will let service providers
send more data at higher speeds.
The LTE (Long Term Evolution)
format is an international communication standard, one that companies will use in networks running
fourth-generation, or 4G, phones.
Its in limited trials around the
globe.
When two struggling companies
merged in 2006 to form AlcatelLucent, the new company wanted
to quickly embrace new technology.
We proclaimed to the world at
the end of 2008 that we would be
a strong leader in LTE, Vrij said.
In February 2009, Verizon announced they had selected AlcatelLucent for LTE and other new
equipment. Now we have LTE
business with AT&T and Sprint
NextelS as well.
However, IDCs Byrne cautions
that LTE isnt going to be a wave
that sweeps across the industry.
It seems clear that LTE is the future of a lot of telecom operators.
But the pace of rollout will be measured, Byrne said.

In the U.S. we get a distorted
view. We happen to be in the market where LTE is coming quickest.
But overall, worldwide, its going
to be LTE alongside other technologies for a long time. Its not going
to take over the world.
Vrij cites Alcatel-Lucents new
lightRadio antenna, announced in
February and just starting to roll
out, as another example of nextgeneration telecom technology.
LightRadio is a cube about 3 inches on a side. It contains the same
electronics as todays large, obtrusive cell-tower antennas, only better.
LightRadio compresses that
bulky, old technology and other
electronics into the small box.
This provides service providers
great flexibility in terms of where
they place antennae on the sides
of buildings, on lamp poles etc.,
Vrij said.
He estimates lightRadio will reduce cell-tower-antenna energy
consumption by 50% vs. todays
devices, and could cut phone company costs by up to 60%.
LightRadio is one of the first, but
IDCs Byrne says other gear makers plan to shrink the size of their
antennas too.
5. Outlook
Bill Schultz is in the camp that
sees bright, long-term prospects
for telecom equipment makers.
But Schultz, the president of toprated gear maker Communications SystemsJCS, says lingering effects of the recession are pushing
out the timeline.
Theres some skittishness right
now, he said. We do see some
projects getting delayed.
A lot of component companies
have been hesitant to add manufacturing capacity through an uncertain recovery, he said.
The result is they dont have
enough capacity today as the market gradually picks up. The industry is therefore seeing some shortages and increasing component
costs.
Rising component costs are a
factor, and that leads to long lead
times, which compounds things,
Schultz said.
Alcatel-Lucents Vrij is also bullish on the outlook.
I think growth the last several
quarters has been rising at a rate
of 40%-50% in North America,
Vrij said. You can see the health
of spending in our industry.
00 Upside: Wireless smartphones
and tablets, the growth of streaming video, and a stronger global
economy will drive telecom equipment sales.
00 Risk: The recovery will help or
hinder consumer migration to mobile devices. In either case, component shortages could put a damper
on sales.
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A9
WEEK IN FUNDS
Stock Funds Rally
Sector funds
Diversified stock funds, total returns through June 23
Stock funds broke their five-week losing

streak, with small-cap growth leading the
charge. Precious metals and tech led major
sectors higher. World equity, led by Japan and
Latin America, lagged U.S. equity. Taxable
and tax-free bonds were broadly higher.
Source: Lipper Inc.
Fund category
YTD
1 wk Fund category
YTD
1 wk
Fund category
Large-cap grwth
Large-cap core
Large-cap value
Multicap grwth
Multicap core
Multicap value
Midcap growth
1.88%
2.19
2.42
2.88
3.02
3.39
5.03
2.22%
1.28
1.07
2.45
1.54
1.39
3.27
4.49%
3.22
6.02
3.30
1.34
2.73
3.69
2.33%
1.81
3.30
2.43
2.02
1.25
1.09
Specialty diversified 1.31% 0.67%

Dedicated short bias -6.06 -2.83
Equity market neutrl 0.86 0.46
Long/short
0.15 0.87
U.S. diversified equity 2.82 1.85
World equity
-0.63 0.38
Midcap core
Midcap value
Small-cp grwth
Small-cp core
Small-cp value
S&P 500 funds
Equity income
YTD 1 wk
Fund category
Bond funds
YTD 1 wk
Fund category
Health/biotech 12.57% 1.35%

Natural resrcs 2.26 1.48
Science & tech 0.95 2.89
Telecomm
3.33 1.66
Utilities
4.87 0.38
Financial servics -5.27 0.28
Real estate
7.27 0.55
YTD
1 wk
Precious metals -12.02% 3.78%

Glbl health/biotch 12.62 0.96
Glbl natural resrcs -2.40 0.98
Glbl real estate
2.44 0.02
Industrials
1.47 2.11
Commod prec mtls -3.84 1.18
Commod general -0.16 -2.33
Fund category
YTD
TIPS
Interm. invest. Grd
GNMA
Corp. debt A rated
High yield
World income
Overall muni
5.27% 0.23%
3.40 0.08
3.51 0.25
3.66 0.09
3.62 -0.10
3.75 0.16
4.15 0.23
1 wk
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Protect Yourself From ID Theft

Keep Your Guard Up
Steps that cut your risk
of having a crook amass
big debt in your name
BY PAUL KATZEFF
Citibank and Sony are the latest

high-profile institutions whose customers data has been stolen by
hackers.
Its a reminder that identity theft
remains a serious problem.
Over the past six years and in 2011
through June 22, financial firms
alone have disclosed 290 breaches
involving 83.4 million customer accounts, says the Identity Theft Resource Center.
Dont let your guard down.
Thieves dont steal identities just
by hacking databases of big financial firms. They still grab paperwork from individuals garbage
cans and mailboxes.
Here are some steps to take to
avoid ID heists:
00 Shred paperwork. One solution
is to buy a paper shredder. Once a
week take 30 minutes to destroy
junk mail like credit card offers
and any other forms that have you
and your family members names,
address and account numbers.
00 Dont blab. ID crooks also attack via the phone and Internet.
A common ruse is to phone a victim, claiming to represent his bank,
brokerage, insurer, retailer or some
other financial institution. Before
proceeding with the call, the scam
artist asks the victim to confirm
some aspect of his account, such as
its number.
Those businesses never ask for
that information by phone, said
ID Theft Targets
Percentage of cases involving
types of fraud in which victims
ID was misused in 2010
Govt documents
and benefits
Credit cards
19%
15%
Employment-related
11%
Bank
10%
Attempted ID theft
Loan
7%
4%
Source: Consumer Sentinel Network via scribd.com
John Ulzheimer, president of consumer education at SmartCard.com, a credit monitoring website. So never provide that data to
a caller.
If you arent sure a call is on the
up and up, ask the caller to mail a
written request.
00 Avoid infection. Its essential to
guard yourself from con men trying to plant bugs to gain access to
your computer. Dont open email
attachments or download files
from a source you cant trust 100%.
Clicking on links in attachments
or files can expose you to viruses,
Ulzheimer said.
Dont even open those jokes that
friends circulate. You dont know
where your friend got it, Ulzheimer said. Get and run antivirus
and antispying programs. Update
and run them regularly.
00 Look and learn. Another way to
make sure someone isnt amassing
debt in your name is to check your
credit reports regularly.
Each of the three major credit bureaus must provide you one free report a year at your request. In some
states, more than that.
Making requests at intervals, say

every four months, lets you watch
for unauthorized activity.
Go to AnnualCreditReport.com
or call 877-322-8228 to order a report.
You should also watch your credit- and debit-card accounts for
bogus buys. You can do that online,
daily if you like.
You can make monitoring easier
at sites like Mint.com. You can aggregate information from various
accounts savings, checking, credit cards, loans. But dont let your
guard down. Aggregator security is
no greater than individual financial firms.
00 Sound the alarm. If you think
someone is trying to set up a fake account with your name, place a
fraud alert with the three major
credit bureaus. Its free. And if you
tell one, it must notify the other bureaus, which also must act.
An alert warns any lender that an
application in your name may be
phony. The lender must confirm
authenticity of any credit request.
An alert lasts 90 days. You can get
a seven-year alert by providing certain documentation of ID theft.
A credit freeze can be done before
a problem occurs. It bars anyone
from seeing your report for the purpose of opening a new account.
And companies all agree to tell credit bureaus the reason for any inquiry. That should stymie an ID crook.
Theres no time limit on a freeze.
It costs $10 to create and another
$10 to thaw with each credit bureau. Its free in most states if
youre already an ID theft victim.
00 E X P A N D E D F U N D L I S T I N G S AT
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Mutual Fund Performance

36 Mos
Performance
Rating Fund
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Performance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund
For Friday, June 24, 2011
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
Am Beacon Inst
$ 8.1 bil 8003883344
E IntlEquity
+ 2 4 +3 16.76n .05
0 5 +6 19.59n .21
E AcadEmMkt 2 5 +38 19.82n +.11 E LgCapVal
B+ SmlCap Val + 1 8 +20 20.12n .15
AdvisorOne Funds
Amana Funds
$ 830 mil 8668110225
$ 3.6 bil 8007288762
E Amerigo N
+ 1 5 +5 13.42n .11
C
Growth
1
4 +41 24.57n .27
Advisors' Inner Circ
C Income
+ 3 2 +41 32.40n .28
$ 1.2 bil 8007914226
Amer Beacon INV
E EdgwdGrInst + 2 5 +33 11.47n .19
$ 6.7 bil 8003883344
AdvisorTwo
E IntlEquity
+ 2 5 +2 16.60n .05
$ 2.3 bil 8006181872
0 5 +4 18.58n .20
A+ FrTRBndInst + 5 + 3 .. 10.74n .. E LgCapVal
B+ SmlCap Val + 1 8 +18 19.59n .15
Alger Funds A
Amer Cent A
$ 3.0 bil 8009923863
$
11.1
bil
8003452021
D Captl Appr
+ 2 5 +58 14.83 .19
+ 3 + 3 +28 10.94 ..
C SmidCpGrw + 5 5 +39 16.52 .16 B+ Divers Bd
+14x7.26
B+ Spectra
+ 3 5 +76 12.51 .16 D+ Equity Inc x + 2 2
.04
Alger Funds I
D Heritage
+ 4 5 +59 21.15 .17
$ 1.6 bil 8009923863
+28x12.28
B+ Small Gr
+ 4 5 +40 33.49n .26 B Infltn Adj x + 6 + 4
+.05
Alger Instl
A Mid Cp Val x + 1 4
+28x12.62
$ 3.1 bil 8009923863
.10
D+ Captl Appr
+ 3 5 +58 21.23n .27
E Mid Cap Gr + 3 7 +13 14.65n .18 A Sml Cap Val 1 6 +26 8.87 .06
+20x6.63
B+ Sm Cap Gr
+ 4 5 +37 29.07n .23 D StrAlloMod x + 2 2
.03
Alliance Brnstn A
Amer Cent Instl
$ 18.1 bil 8002215672
$ 13.9 bil 8003452021
D Bal Wealth x + 1 3
+14x11.87
A Divers Bd
+ 3 + 3 +30 10.94n ..
.07
D+ GlbThemeGr 5 9 +38 73.01 .59 C Equity Income x
+15x
7.26n .04
A GloblBond
+ 3 + 3 +36 8.46 .. + 2 2
+ 1 5 +38 26.33n .32
E Gr & Inc
+ 5 3 +5 3.48 .04 D+ Growth
+30x12.32
D Growth
+ 2 6 +14 37.24 .52 B Infltn Adj x + 6 + 4
A+ HiIncome
+ 4 0 +52 9.08 .01 n +.05
E Intl Growth 3 5 +7 14.86 .10 B+ NTDiversBd + 3 + 3 +26 10.81n +.01
+11x9.84n
E Intl Val
3 6 21 13.20 .10 E NTEqGrow x + 3 3
B+ Lrg Cp Grow + 2 8 +38 25.17 .32 .11
+30x10.29
C Muni CA
+ 5 + 5 +13 10.68 .. A NTMidVal x + 1 4
C+ Muni Natl
+ 5 + 5 +12 9.82 +.01 n .08
+28x8.94n
A Qual Bond
+ 4 + 3 +27 10.97 .. A Sm Cp Value x 1 6
A+ Sm Cap Gr
+ 9 5 +44 35.73 .32 .06
Amer Cent Inv
B+ Sml Mid Val
0 7 +32 17.68 .10
$ 59.7 bil 8003452021
A SmMidCapGr + 9 5 +30 6.57 .08
E Wealth Appr
0 6 +3 11.99 .11 D 1ChoiceAggr + 2 3 +23 12.31n .08
D 1ChoiceMod x + 2 2
+23x11.79
Alliance Brnstn Adv
n .06
$ 4.3 bil 8002215672
+18x15.80
E Intl Val
3 6 20 13.46n .10 C Balanced x + 3 1
A Lrg Cp Grow + 2 8 +40 26.37n .34 n .11
E TaxWlthAppr 1 6 0 12.10n .13 C+ CAIntTxFrBd + 5 + 4 +15 11.26n +.01
+ 3 + 3 +30 10.94n ..
E Wealth Appr
0 6 +4 12.02n .11 B+ Divers Bd
E Emerg Mkts 3 6 +39 8.71n +.01
Alliance Brnstn C
E EquityGrow x + 3 3 +8x21.45n .25
$ 4.6 bil 8002215672
+15x7.26n
B+ GloblBond
+ 2 + 3 +33 8.49n +.01 D+ EquityInc x + 2 2
A+ HiIncome
+ 3 0 +48 9.18n .01 .04
E Giftrust
+ 3 5 +51 28.87n .33
Alliance Brnstn I
B+ Ginnie Mae + 3 + 3 +28 11.05n ..
$ 3.4 bil 8002215672
15 13 +59 22.05n .59
E GlbRlEstII x + 3 0 1x 9.02n .02 A+ GlblGold
+ 2 + 2 +13 11.34n +.01
A Intmd Dur
+ 4 + 3 +28 16.01n +.01 D Govt Bond
+ 1 5 +37 26.10n .32
A+ SmCapGrow + 9 5 +48 37.04 .33 D Growth
D Heritage
+ 4 4 +61 21.76n .16
Allianz A
A
HighYield
+
3 1 +26 6.09n ..
$ 7.0 bil 8004260107
E NFJ Div Val x + 3 3 2x 11.58 .12 E Income & Gr x + 3 3 +2x24.55n .29
+29x12.31
E NFJ IntlVal x
0 5
+31x20.39 B Infltn Adj x + 6 + 4
n +.04
.05
+ 5 + 3 +23 14.53n .05
B NFJSmlCpVal + 4 5 +36 29.66 .15 C Intl Bond
E Intl Disc
1 5 +3 10.57n .04
Allianz Admin
E IntlGrowth + 1 3 +18 11.11n .02
$ 1.7 bil 8004260107
B NFJSmlVal + 4 5 +28 29.63n .16 B IntmTxFrBd + 4 + 4 +17 11.10n ..
E LrgCoVal x + 1 5 2x 5.54n .07
Allianz C
A Mid Cp Val x + 1 4
+29x12.62
$ 2.1 bil 8004260107
E NFJ Div Val x + 3 4 4x11.63n .12 n .10
E Real Estate + 9 + 1 +1 19.92n +.01
Allianz D
D Select
+ 3 4 +26 38.94n .51
$ 407 mil 8004260107
A RCM Tech
+ 4 6 +60 48.44n .35 D ShTerm Govt + 1 + 1 +15 9.82n +.01
A Sm Cp Value x 1 6
+27x8.90n
Allianz Instl
.06
$ 7.0 bil 8004260107
E NFJ Div Val x + 4 3 1x11.66n .12 D StrAlloAgg + 2 3 +21 7.73n .04
+21x6.63n
B NFJSmlCpVal + 4 5 +30 31.10n .17 D StrAlloMod x + 2 2
A RCM Tech
+ 4 6 +63 50.97n .36 .04
+ 2 4 +18 23.17n .29
A RCM Tech
+ 4 6 +60 48.98 .36 D Ultra
D Value x
+ 1 5 +5x 5.71n .06
Alpine Funds
E Vista
+ 2 6 +16 17.09n .13
$ 2.5 bil 8887855578
E Dynamic Div x 1 7
31x4.57 A ZeroCpn2015 + 5 + 5 +36 109.40n
.04
+.36
E IntlREEqty 3 4 10 25.04n .03 A ZeroCpn2020 + 7 + 7 +37 84.28n +.41
D UShTxOptInc x + 1 + 1
+10x10.05
American Fds B
$ 20.7 bil 8004214120
n ..
D+ AMCAP
+ 2 4 +17 18.33n .18
Am Beacon AMR
D Balanced x + 2 2
+17x18.15
$ 2.6 bil 8003883344
D+ Balanced
+ 2 2 +13 12.48n .08 n .13
E LgCapVal
+ 1 5 +7 19.39n .20 D+ Bd Fd Am
+ 3 + 2 +9 12.42n ..
36 Mos Fund
Performance
Rating
2011 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax%Value
36 Mos Fund
Performance
Rating
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg
E CapIncBldr x + 3 1
+13x50.62
n .20
E CpWrldG&I x + 1 3
+16x35.45
n .19
E EuroPac Gr
0 4 +20 40.97n .07
E FndmntlInv x + 2 5
+15x37.04
n .34
E Gr Fd Amer
0 6 +12 29.48n .30
A Hi Inc Tr
+ 3 0 +21 11.35n ..
E Inv Co Am x
0 4 +5x27.81n .30
E New Pers
1 5 +23 28.08n .20
D TheInFdAm x + 4 2
+12x16.75
n .09
E Wash Mut x + 4 3 +6x27.86n .26
American Funds A
$ 626 bil 8004214120
D 2015TgtRet + 2 1 .. 9.37 .04
D 2020TgtRet + 2 2 .. 9.27 .05
D 2025TgtRet + 2 3 .. 9.32 .06
D 2030TgtRet + 2 3 .. 9.53 .06
C AMCAP x
+ 2 3
+20x19.17
.19
C Balanced x + 3 2
+20x18.20
.13
C Bd Fd Am
+ 3 + 3 +12 12.42 ..
E CapIncBldr x + 3 1
+16x50.57
.20
E CapWld G&I x + 1 3
+19x35.62
.19
B CapWrldBd + 4 + 3 +30 21.11 .03
E EuroPac Gr
0 4 +23 41.45 .06
E FndmntlInv x + 2 5
+19x37.13
.34
E Gr Fd Amer
0 5 +14 30.48 .31
A High Income + 4 0 +24 11.35 ..
D HiIncMunBd + 4 + 4 +2 13.72 ..
C Interm Bond + 2 + 2 +15 13.60 +.01
IntlGr&Inc x + 2 4 ..x 31.13 .12
E Inv Co Am x
0 4 +8x 27.92 .29
C+ Ltd Tax Ex
+ 4 + 3 +16 15.78 +.01
D Mutual x
+ 3 2
+16x25.79
.24
D+ New Econ
+ 2 3 +28 25.90 .18
D New Pers
0 5 +26 28.55 .21
E New World 2 3 +55 53.74 +.01
D ShrtTermBd + 1 + 1 .. 10.11 ..
D Sm Cp Wrld 1 5 +28 38.40 .13
C Tax Ex CA
+ 5 + 5 +10 16.03 +.01
C TaxExBdAm + 5 + 4 +11 12.11 ..
D+ TheInFdAm x + 4 2
+15x16.86
.09
B US Gov Sec + 3 + 3 +24 14.19 ..
E Wash Mutl x + 4 3 +9x 28.04 .25
Aquila Funds
$ 2.1 bil 8002284227
C HITxFrTrstA x + 3 + 2
+13x11.36
..
Arbitrage Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8002954485
D+ Arbitrage I + 2 + 1 +16 13.06n ..
D+ Arbitrage R b + 2 + 1 +14 12.86 +.01
Ariel Mutual Fds
$ 4.0 bil 8002927435
A Appreciation + 4 4 +31 43.92n .51
A Ariel
+ 2 7 +16 49.56n .59
Artio Global Funds
$ 22.9 bil 2122973600
A+ GlobHiIncA x + 4 0
+34x10.74
n .01
A+ GlobHiIncI x + 4 0
+35x10.30
n ..
E IntlEqIIA
3 5 +5 12.07 .01
E IntlEqIII
2 5 +6 12.16 .01
E IntlEqty A
3 5 2 28.64 ..
E IntlEqty I
3 5 2 29.37 .01
A Tot Retrn I x + 4 + 3
+28x13.72
n ..
A TotRetrn A x + 4 + 3
+28x13.82
n ..
Artisan Funds
$ 28.2 bil 8003441770
E Intl
+ 2 3 +10 22.05n .07
B+ Intl Val I
+ 1 2 +30 27.41n .18
E IntlSmlCap
0 3 +28 19.97 .03
A Mid Cap
+ 5 3 +52 35.37n .36
B+ Mid Cap Val + 7 4 +40 21.43n .18
A Small Cap
+12 2 +17 18.39n .13
A Small Cap Val + 4 6 +36 17.49n .12
Aston Funds
$ 5.9 bil 8009928151
B FairpntMidN 1 8 +53 31.78n .40
E Mont&CldGrI
0 4 +27 24.32n .27
2011 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Performance
Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax%Value
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A10
MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE
36 Mos
Performance
Rating Fund
Last 36 Months (All Total Returns)
Last 3 Months (All Total Returns)
Fidelity Adv A CnsmrStpl

Fidelity Sel Leisure
RS SmCapGrA
Eagle SmCapGrowA
Wasatch Core Growth
"
"
#
#
#
2
1
1
1
1
B"
A"
A
A"
B"
168 mil
363 mil
574 mil
375 mil
511 mil
Delaware A SMIDCapGrow
BBH CoreSelectN
Wells Fargo Advtg A DivIncBldr
Buffalo Funds Mid Cap
Brown Captl Mgmt Small Co
Scout Funds Mid Cap
Janus T Shrs Venture
Invesco Funds A Small Comp
Artisan Funds Small Cap
Frank/Tmp Fr A SmCapGr
Federated A KaufSmlCap
Sentinel Group Small Co A
Principal Investors MidCpBlndA
HSBC Investor Inv Oppor
Wasatch SmallCapGr
First Eagle US Value A
Prudential A SelectGrow
Calvert Cap Acc A
FMI Large Cap
Loomis Syls SmCapGr Inst
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
A"
B
C"
A
A"
788 mil
597 mil
148 mil
795 mil
1.3 bil
A"
A
A"
A#
A"
428 mil
252 mil
382 mil
335 mil
270 mil
B" 987 mil

A# 1.3 bil
B
693 mil
A# 149 mil
A" 1.6 bil
C
B#
B"
C"
A"
911 mil
125 mil
166 mil
4.4 bil
130 mil
U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position High (11/00) 6.2% Low (12/10) 3.2%
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
09
09
10
10
10
10
36 Mos
Performance
Rating Fund
3.7%
3.4%
3.4%
3.3%
3.3%
3.4%
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
10
10
10
10
10
10
3.4%
3.5%
3.3%
3.4%
3.3%
3.5%
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
E Mont&CldGrN 0 4 +26 24.21n .26

A TAMROSmlN + 4 4 +40 21.95n .12
B
Baird Funds
$ 4.6 bil 8007922473
A AggregteBd + 4 + 3 +24 10.77n .01
A CorPlsBd Ins + 5 + 3 +33 10.78n ..
A IntmBdInst + 4 + 3 +26 11.15n +.01
B IntMnBdIns + 4 + 3 +23 11.65n +.01
C ShtTrmBdIns + 2 + 1 +15 9.78n +.01
Baron Instl
$ 2.4 bil 8009922766
Growth
+ 6 4 .. 54.65n .19
SmallCap
+ 8 3 .. 25.69n .19
Baron Funds
$ 13.6 bil 8009922766
D Asset
+ 3 5 +19 57.05n .55
C Growth
+ 6 4 +26 54.36n .19
A Opportunity + 3 4 +56 14.94n .09
D Partners
+ 1 7 +20 20.73n .29
B+ SmallCap
+ 7 3 +30 25.56n .19
BBH Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8006255759
B Broad Mkt N p .. .. +18 10.43 ..
B CoreSelectN + 4 1 +47 14.89n .14
E Intl Eq N
+ 2 2 +12 13.33n .04
Bernstein Funds
$ 23.8 bil 2127564097
B CA Muni
+ 3 + 3 +18 14.46n ..
C+ Diversifd Muni + 3 + 3 +17 14.50n ..
E Emerg Mkts 4 7 +40 31.91n +.06
E Intl
4 5 20 15.01n .14
A Intrmd Dur + 4 + 3 +29 14.02n +.01
C+ NY Muni
+ 3 + 3 +17 14.30n +.01
D+ Sh Dur Plus + 1 + 1 +8 11.94n ..
E Tx Mg Intl
4 5 20 15.13n .14
Berwyn Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8009926757
A+ Income
+ 2 0 +40 13.47 .03
Blackrock A
$ 51.7 bil 8004417762
D BalCaptial
+ 6 0 +12 22.61 .18
D BasicVal
0 6 +8 25.70 .31
D CapApp b
2 7 +28 22.50 .34
E Energy&Res b 4 16 +17 37.74 .66
E Equity Div
+ 3 4 +21 18.00 .16
D+ Glob Alloc
+ 1 3 +33 19.60 .13
A GNMA
+ 3 + 3 +29 10.38 ..
B Govt Inc
+ 3 + 3 +19 10.99 +.01
A+ HealthSciOp b +10 + 1 +59 31.06 .31
A+ High Income + 3 1 +26 4.81 ..
A+ HiYld Bd
+ 3 1 +31 7.70 ..
B InflPrtBd
+ 5 + 2 +28 11.08 +.03
E Intl Opport 1 4 +16 33.19 .21
E Latin Amer 9 8
+113 68.43
.46
D Lg Core
+ 7 2 +6 11.68 .17
E Lg Value
+ 6 3 +2 15.45 .22
D MidValEq
+ 3 5 +19 11.73 .12
C+ Natl Muni
+ 5 + 5 +11 10.11 +.01
E S&P500Idx + 2 4 +12 15.59n .18
B TotalRet
+ 3 + 2 +15 11.22 ..
B US Opport
+ 1 5 +50 39.64 .37
BlackRock B
$ 2.4 bil 8004417762
D Glob Alloc
+ 1 3 +29 19.08n .12
BlackRock BlRk
$ 3.8 bil 8004417762
CapApp b
2 6 .. 23.33 .35
A+ HiYld Bd
+ 4 1 +32 7.70n ..
B TotalRet
+ 3 + 2 +19 9.42n ..
BlackRock C
$ 27.8 bil 8004417762
D CapApp b
2 7 +23 19.91n .30
E Equity Div
+ 3 4 +18 17.62n .15
D Glob Alloc
+ 1 3 +29 18.25n .11
A HealthSciOp b + 9 + 1 +55 29.09n .30
A+ HiYld Bd
+ 3 1 +28 7.71n ..
B InflPrtBdC
+ 4 + 2 +25 11.06 +.02
E Lg Core
+ 7 2 +2 10.78 .16
BlackRock I
$ 1.1 bil 8004417762
E Lg Value
+ 6 3 +3 15.71 .22
Blackrock III
$ 4.2 bil 8004417762
D Lfpth2020I + 3 1 +16 16.29 .07
D Lfpth2030I + 2 2 +12 14.94 .09
E Lfpth2040I + 2 3 +10 18.11 .13
BlackRock Instl
$ 49.5 bil 8004417762
E AllEngRes m 3 13 +41 15.99 .28
D Bal Cap
+ 6 0 +14 22.71 .18
D Basic Value + 1 6 +9 25.89 .31
D CapApp b
2 6 +30 23.31 .35
E Energy&Res b 4 15 +20 43.10 .75
D Equity Div
+ 3 4 +22 18.04 .16
D+ Glob Alloc
+ 1 3 +34 19.71 .13
A GNMA
+ 3 + 3 +31 10.34n ..
A+ HealthSciOp b +10 + 1 +62 31.88n .32
A+ HiYld Bd
+ 4 1 +33 7.70n ..
B II Bond
+ 2 + 2 +20 9.39n +.01
B InflPrtBd
+ 5 + 2 +29 11.18n +.03
E Intl Opport 1 4 +17 34.70n .22
E Intl Val
+ 2 4 3 22.27 .23
D Lrg Core
+ 7 2 +7 11.96 .17
B Natl Muni
+ 5 + 5 +11 10.11 +.01
D S&P500Idx + 2 4 +12 15.63n .19
D ST Muni
+ 1 + 1 +10 10.18 ..
C SmGrEq
+ 6 3 +42 25.41n .21
B TotalRet m + 3 + 2 +16 11.22 +.01
B TotalRetII
+ 3 + 2 +18 9.39n ..
B+ US Opportun + 1 5 +53 41.78n .38
Blackrock R
$ 2.6 bil 8004417762
E Equity Div
+ 3 4 +19 18.08n .15
D Glob Alloc
+ 1 3 +31 18.96n .12
BlackRock Svc
$ 1.7 bil 8004417762
A+ HiYld Bd
+ 4 1 +31 7.70n ..
D+ LowDurBd
+ 2 + 1 +12 9.71n ..
BNY Mellon
36 Mos Fund
Performance
Rating
Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
In 2011 36 Mos
Assets
Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
Last 3 Mos 36 Mos
Assets Mutual Fund
Mutual Fund
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
10
10
11
11
11
3.4%
3.2%
3.3%
3.3%
3.2%
APR
11
3.2%
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

% % After Asset NAV
$ 14.1 bil 2124951784

B+ Bond M x
+ 3 +3
+27x13.34
..
D+ Emg Mkts M 4 7 +34 11.39n +.04
B Int Bond M x + 3 + 2
+24x13.08
n +.01
E Intl M
0 5 8 10.74n .06
E Lrg Stk M x + 1 6
+13x8.75n
.10
C Mid Stk M
+ 3 5 +25 12.66n .12
B NatlIntMunM + 4 + 3 +17 13.30n +.01
D NatlShMuni M + 1 + 1 +12 12.94n ..
Brandes
$ 822 mil 8002377119
E InstIntlEqI 1 4 5 15.05n .08
Brandywine Fds
$ 4.5 bil 8006563017
E Blue
3 8 4 24.95n .27
E Brandywine + 2 7 0 27.07n .33
Brown Advisory
$ 1.3 bil 4105375483
A Gr Eq
+ 2 5 +55 13.00n .17
A SmlGr I
+ 4 4 +50 14.57n .07
Brown Captl Mgmt
$ 1.3 bil 8778924226
A+ Small Co
+ 8 1 +79 47.40n .35
A+ Bruce
+ 8 1 +22 398.51n
2.58
Buffalo Funds
$ 5.2 bil 8004928332
A+ High Yield
+ 3 0 +30 11.27n .01
A Mid Cap
+ 2 1 +35 17.23n .19
A+ Sci & Tech
+ 5 2 +48 16.03n .22
A Small Cap
0 6 +27 26.28n .23
C
Calamos Funds
$ 22.8 bil 8008237386
B Convert A x
0 5
+27x19.46
.21
C+ Convert C x
0 5
+23x19.38
n .20
B Convertible I x 0 5
+27x18.26
n .19
C GlbGr&Inc I
0 4 +30 10.98n .10
B Gr & Inc A x + 1 4
+26x31.80
.36
B Gr & Inc C x + 1 4
+23x31.92
n .36
B Gr & Inc I x + 2 4
+27x31.10
n .35
E Growth A
0 7 +21 53.40 .56
E Growth B
0 7 +17 52.90n .55
E Growth C
0 7 +16 48.41n .51
E Growth I
0 7 +23 58.24n .60
D Mkt Neut A x + 1 1
+12x11.97
.06
D Mkt Neut I x + 1 1
+13x11.86
n .06
Calvert Group
$ 7.4 bil 8003682745
C Equity A
+ 4 4 +29 37.20 .40
C+ Income A x + 4 + 2
+15x16.26
+.02
B ShDurInc A x + 2 + 1
+19x16.54
..
B Social Bd A x + 3 + 2
+19x15.81
+.01
Cambiar Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8667778227
D OpportInv
+ 1 7 +17 18.47n .23
Causeway Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8669477000
E IntlValIns r + 3 4 +6 12.89n .05
Century Funds
$ 623 mil 8003211928
A SmlSel Instl + 9 4 +24 25.54n .23
CG Cap Mkt Fds
$ 6.9 bil
A CorFxInc x
+ 3 +2
+30x8.52n
+.01
E EmergMktEq 3 6 +52 16.81n +.07
E IntlEq
0 5 +4 10.54n ..
A IntlFxInc
+ 2 + 3 +23 7.84n +.01
E LgCapGr
0 6 +25 14.82n .19
E LgCapValEq + 3 4 1 9.00 .09
A SmCapVal
0 8 +32 12.12n .09
CGM Funds
$ 5.3 bil 8003454048
E Focus
13 11 +5 30.19n .40
E Mutual
10 9 +13 26.53n .33
E Realty
+ 5 0 +48 28.20n .09
Champlain
$ 898 mil 8667733238
A Small Co
+ 5 4 +50 15.35n .05
E Clipper
+ 4 3 5 64.48n .67
D+ CO Bond A x + 3 + 2
+13x9.07
+.01
Cohen & Steers
$ 8.8 bil 8004379912
E InstGlbRlty + 1 2 .. 20.95n .02
B InstlRealty + 8 + 1 +19 40.72 .02
E IntlRltyI
2 2 7 10.94 .03
B RltyShrs
+ 8 + 1 +18 62.60 .04
Columbia A
$ 58.6 bil 8003456611
B Acorn x
+ 2 3
+30x29.65
.26
D Acorn Intl x 1 3
+35x39.39
.16
D Acorn Sel x 4 6
+26x26.32
.18
C AMTFrTxEx + 5 + 5 +10 3.74 ..
B Balanced x + 1 2
+36x26.70
.30
D Div Inc x
+ 2 4
+22x13.21
.20
C+ Div Oppor x + 5 3
+24x8.04
.07
B+ Diver Bond + 3 + 2 +22 5.09 ..
E DvrsEqInc x + 1 5 +6x 10.10 .12
E EmgMktOpp 4 7 +48 9.45 +.02

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
36 Mos
Performance
Rating Fund
Top Growth Funds
Top Growth Funds
Reynolds Blue Chip

"
Dreyfus OpporSmCap
#
Integrity Viking WillBasMdNA "
Invesco Funds A Small Comp "
MFS Funds A New Discov
"
Satuit Capital Mgmt MicroCap A "
Brown Captl Mgmt Small Co
"
PRIMECAP Odyssey Fun AggrGrwth "
Marsico FlexCapital
#
Waddell&Rd Adv Sm Cap A
"
Weitz Funds PtnrIIIOpp
"
J Hancock A Sml Cap Eq
"
Fidelity SmlOpport
"
Waddell&Rd Adv New Cpt A
"
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad Sm Co Grow "
Fidelity Sel Leisure
"
FMI Focus
"
Price SmCapStk
"
Eaton Vance A AtlSmidCap
"
Ivy SmlCapGr C
"
Meridian Funds Growth
"
Price NewHorizns
"
Frank/Tmp Fr A SmCapGr
"
Ivy MidCapGr A
"
Delaware A SMIDCapGrow
"
36 Mos
Performance
Rating Fund
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
E Equity Val x + 1 6 +8x 10.44 .13

A+ High Yield
+ 3 1 +29 2.79 ..
A+ Income Opp + 4 0 +24 9.60 +.01
B+ IncomeBldr x + 4 0 ..x 10.72 .05
A Intmd Bond + 3 + 2 +25 9.17 ..
D Large Gr
+ 2 5 +26 23.61 .34
E LrCorQuant + 4 3 +5 5.60 .07
E Lrg Cap Val x 1 5 +1x 11.39 .11
E Marsico Gr + 1 5 +16 20.46 .23
E Marsico21st 2 8 +13 13.29 .14
D Mid Cap Val x + 3 5
+17x13.82
.12
A MidCpGrOp 1 6 +34 11.21 .17
D MidCpVlOp + 2 5 +18 8.05 .09
D MrscoFocEq 2 7 +18 22.23 .25
A MultSCVal
0 6 +24 5.81 .05
D PrtBldrAgg + 2 3 +14 10.33 .08
C+ PrtBldrMod x + 2 2
+22x10.75
.10
D+ PrtModAggr x + 2 3
+18x10.52
.10
C+ Sel Lg Gr x
+ 6 3 ..x 13.07 .15
A SelCom&Inf 1 5 +63 44.31 .63
B+ SmCpVal I
1 6 +20 44.53 .34
B SmCpVal II + 3 6 +22 14.14 .13
E Strat Alloc x + 3 1
+11x9.60
.06
A Strat Inc x
+ 4 +1
+28x6.08
..
C Tax Exempt + 5 + 5 +12 13.19 ..
A USGovMort + 6 + 3 +26 5.48 .01
Columbia C
$ 5.5 bil 8003456611
C+ Acorn x
+ 2 4
+25x27.12
n .24
E Marsico21st 3 8 +9 12.35n .13
A SelgCom&Inf 1 5 +57 36.66 .52
Columbia I,T&G
$ 4.4 bil 8003456611
B+ Diver Bd I
+ 3 + 2 +23 5.10n ..
A+ Income Opp + 4 0 +25 9.61n +.01
A USGovMort + 6 + 3 .. 5.48n ..
Columbia Z
$ 84.6 bil 8003456611
B Acorn x
+ 2 4
+31x30.60
n .27
D Acorn Intl x 1 3
+37x39.50
n .15
D Acorn Sel x 4 6
+28x27.04
n .18
B Acorn USA
+ 4 3 +26 29.83n .24
B+ Bond
+ 3 + 2 +25 9.40n ..
A+ CorpIncome + 4 + 3 +23 9.90n ..
D Div Inc Z x
+ 2 4
+23x13.21
n .22
E EngNatRes x 4 13
+24x22.25
n .37
D Hi Yld Muni + 4 + 5 2 9.64n ..
E Intl Equity
2 5 4 11.96n .09
E Intl Value x + 1 4 5x14.15n .07
A Intmd Bond + 3 + 2 +26 9.17 ..
C+ IntmMuniBd + 4 + 4 +15 10.48 +.01
D Large Gr
+ 2 5 +27 24.15n .34
D Lg Cap Idx x + 2 4
+13x24.64
n .29
E Lrg Cap Val x 1 5 +1x11.41n .11
D LrgCapCore x 0 5
+16x13.15
n .14
D Marsico Gr + 1 5 +17 20.85n .23
E Marsico21st 2 8 +13 13.60n .14
E MarsicoIntl 5 7 +2 11.43n .06
B Mid Cap Gr + 7 3 +43 28.43n .33
D Mid Cap Val x + 3 5
+18x13.84
n .11
B MidCap Idx x + 5 5
+32x11.77
n .10
D MrscoFocEq 2 7 +20 22.74n .26
C+ Sel Lg Gr x
+ 6 3
+53x13.17
n .15
D Sel Small
5 10 +16 16.96n .17
C Sh Trm Bond + 1 + 1 +17 9.97n ..
D Sh Trm Muni + 1 + 1 +13 10.53n ..
B+ Sm Cap Indx + 3 5 +18 17.41n .12
A Small Gr I
+ 7 5 +42 33.66n .27
B+ SmCpVal I
0 6 +22 46.76n .36
B SmCpVal II + 3 6 +23 14.24n .14
A SmlCapCor + 2 6 +26 16.25n .09
A Strat Inc x
+ 4 +1
+29x6.00n
.01
D Strat Inv
0 7 +22 19.08n .18
C+ Tax Exempt + 5 + 5 +13 13.19n +.01
E Val&Restrc x 2 7
+16x49.33
n .57
Commerce Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8003052140
A Bond
+ 4 + 2 +34 20.29n ..
B CRAQualInv b + 3 + 3 +22 10.97n ..
Credit Suisse ABCD
$ 1.5 bil 8005772321
E CommodRtn 3 8 4 9.00 .03
Credit Suisse Common
$ 4.6 bil 8005772321
E CommodRtn 3 8 3 9.07 .02
CRM Funds
$ 3.8 bil 8002762883
D+ Mid Val Ins + 4 4 +27 29.85n .27
B+ Sml Val Ins 1 6 +20 24.35n .23
Cullen Funds
$ 967 mil 8774858586
E HighDivEqI + 5 1 +10 12.44n .07
DE
Davis Funds A
$ 21.8 bil 8002790279
E NY Venture 2 7 +9 33.79 .33
Davis Funds B
$ 653 mil 8002790279
E NY Venture 2 7 +6 32.30n .31
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 12.7 bil 8002790279
E NY Venture C 2 7 +6 32.56n .32
E NY Venture Y 1 6 +10 34.18n .33
Delaware A
$ 12.5 bil 8005234640
A+ Corp Bond
+ 4 + 3 +37 5.99 ..
A+ DivrsInc A
+ 4 + 3 +37 9.38 +.01
D Emerg Mkts 4 9 +60 15.31 .04
A+ ExtendDurBd + 5 + 4 +50 6.29 .01
A+ Hi Yld Opps + 4 1 +30 4.15 ..
D LargeCapVal x + 6 2 +7x 15.79 .18
B+ LtdTrmDiv
+ 3 + 3 +26 9.04 +.01
A Select Grow + 7 3 +43 34.85 .36

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
1
1
6
8
6
2
8
6
1
7
5
5
4
5
7
2
4
4
6
6
3
7
6
5
14
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
277 mil
907 mil
329 mil
382 mil
753 mil
170 mil
1.3 bil
1.2 bil
683 mil
764 mil
488 mil
459 mil
1.6 bil
1.5 bil
180 mil
363 mil
580 mil
7.3 bil
513 mil
215 mil
2.6 bil
8.6 bil
270 mil
413 mil
788 mil
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

% % After Asset NAV
A Sm Cap Val + 2 6 +22 39.07 .33

A+ SMIDCapGrow +14 1 +46 24.30 .18
C+ Tax Fr MN
+ 5 + 4 +14 12.32 ..
B TaxFrUSA
+ 4 + 5 +12 11.21 +.01
Delaware Instl
$ 1.6 bil 8008285052
A+ Corp Bond
+ 5 + 3 +38 5.99n ..
D US Growth
+ 2 4 +22 15.26n .19
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 2.3 bil 8002318002
D Emerg Mkts 2 4 +51 11.13n +.05
E Intl Equity
+ 3 2 0 13.63n .11
E Labor Intl
+ 2 2 +1 13.40n .11
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 4.2 bil 6142553333
E LgShtA
+ 1 3 +3 16.44 .09
E LongShortI + 1 3 +3 16.63n .09
D LrgCap I
+ 2 3 +15 15.15n .15
B SmallCap A
0 4 +22 25.92 .20
Dimensional Funds
$ 156 bil 3103958005
D 1 Yr Fixed Inc + 1 0 +11 10.36n ..
D 2Yr Glbl Fxd + 1 + 1 +12 10.22n ..
B 5GlbFxdInc + 4 + 4 +21 11.30n +.02
C Emerg Mkts 2 6 +75 29.77n .02
A Emg Mkt Sml 3 3 +95 23.16n +.05
B EmMktCorEq 3 5 +88 21.33n +.03
C+ EmMktScCrEq x 3 6 ..x 14.20 +.01
D+ EmrgMktValI x 5 7
+83x34.07
+.08
C Glbl60/40 I x + 2 2
+24x13.01
.07
D Global Eq I x + 1 5
+17x13.51
.12
GlRealEsSec + 7 + 1 .. 8.49n .02
B+ InfProtSecI x + 7 + 5 ..x 11.80 +.04
D Intl Small Co 1 5 +18 16.90n .12
D Intl SmCpVal 1 6 +13 16.92n .11
E Intl Value III 1 6 +9 16.76n .19
E IntlCoreEq 1 5 +11 11.01n .10
E IntlRealEst + 7 + 1 .. 5.36 .03
E IntlValueI
1 6 +8 17.91n .21
B+ Intrm Govt + 4 + 4 +31 12.60n +.03
E Lg Cap Intl
0 5 +8 19.55n .18
D Real Estate + 8 + 1 +12 23.16n ..
D SelHdgGlFx + 3 + 1 .. 10.62n .03
D Sh Trm Muni + 2 + 1 +11 10.32n ..
ShExtdQual + 3 + 2 .. 10.89n +.01
B ST Tr Gov
+ 2 + 2 +19 10.95n +.01
C TAUSCorEq2 + 2 6 .. 9.08n .11
TAWrldUSEq 1 5 .. 9.43n .06
C TaxMg US Sm x + 3 6
+12x23.57
n .16
C TaxMgTgtVal x + 1 7 +6x21.65n .21
E TxM Intl Val x 1 7 +9x14.63n .17
D TxM US MkVl x + 3 6 +8x15.43n .19
D TxM US MkVl II x + 3 6 +8x14.85
n .18
D TxMgdUSEq x + 2 4
+15x13.76
n .15
D+ US Cor Eq 1 + 2 5 +19 11.20n .13
D+ US Cor Eq 2 + 2 6 +17 11.15n .12
E US Lg Cap Val + 4 6 +7 20.75n .27
D US Lg Co x
+ 2 4
+14x10.00
n .12
D US LgCapVal 3 + 4 6 +7 15.89n .20
B+ US Micro Cap + 2 6 +12 13.97n .07
A US Small Cap + 3 6 +26 21.98n .16
B US SmlVal I x + 1 8
+10x25.68
n .23
C US VectorEq + 2 6 +14 11.04n .11
B+ USTgtValI x + 1 7
+17x16.76
n .17
Dodge&Cox
$ 131 bil 8006213979
D Balanced
+ 2 3 +8 71.53n .64
E Glbl Stock
1 6 .. 8.83n .09
A Income
+ 4 + 2 +29 13.57n ..
E Intl Stock
2 6 +14 35.02n .19
E Stock
+ 2 5 2 109.23n
1.33
Domini Soc Inv

$ 988 mil 8007626814
D Equity x
+ 4 3
+17x30.68
n .35
Doubleline Funds
$ 6.7 bil 8773546311
TotRtrnBndI
.. .. no quote
TotRtrnBndN .. .. no quote
Dreyfus
$ 39.3 bil 8006456561
D Appreciation + 4 2 +20 39.58n .40
D Bas S&P500 + 2 4 +13 26.00n .31
B+ Bd Mkt Inv + 3 + 3 +25 10.74n +.01
B BosSmlValI 1 8 +16 22.87n .16
C CAAMTFrMuZ + 5 + 5 +11 14.27n +.01
D Disc Stock
+ 1 5 +16 31.02n .34
D Dreyfus Fund + 2 5 +15 9.12n .10
D Emg Mkts A 6 7 +35 12.69 +.05
D+ Emrg MktsI 6 7 +35 12.77n +.05
B+ GNMA Z x
+ 4 +3
+27x15.92
n ..
D Growth & Inc + 1 5 +15 14.29n .19
A GrtrChinaA 11 10
+106 44.66
+.96
A+ HighYieldA + 3 1 +25 6.62 ..
A+ HighYieldI
+ 3 1 +26 6.62n ..
E Intl Stk Idx
0 3 +3 14.93n .03
A+ IntlBondA
+ 4 + 2 +54 16.73 .02
A Intm Inc A
+ 4 + 2 +27 13.40 +.01
B Intm Muni
+ 4 + 4 +16 13.58n ..
C Muni Bond r + 4 + 4 +9 11.09n ..
C+ NY Tx Ex
+ 4 + 4 +14 14.66n ..
A+ OppMdCpValA + 4 6 +47 35.47 .45
A+ OpporSmCap 1 8 +66 29.78n .32
B S&P MidIndx + 5 5 +31 29.18n .24
E S&P500 Idx + 2 4 +11 35.12n .42
B+ SmCpStkIdx + 3 4 +21 21.08n .15
A StanFxdInc + 4 + 2 +28 21.31n ..
E StratValA
+ 1 6 +15 28.75 .32
A Tech Gr A
1 4 +50 32.19 .53
Dreyfus Premier
$ 1.1 bil 8002428671
C IntlStk I
+ 1 2 .. 13.77 .03
Driehaus Funds
$ 4.5 bil 8886368835
A ActvInc x
+ 1 1
+27x11.02
n .01
D EmergMktsGr 2 6 +55 31.51n +.06
Dupree Mutual
$ 1.1 bil 8008660614
B KY Tax Fr Inc + 4 + 3 +17 7.68n ..
DWS Scudder A

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

% % After Asset NAV
B FloatRtHiIn + 1 0 +16 9.79n ..

E Growth & Inc + 1 5 +10 17.35n .19
A High Inc
+ 3 0 +24 8.56n ..
A HiInc Advt
+ 4 1 +31 9.61n .02
D Large Cap
0 6 +23 18.70n .22
E Lev Co Stk
+ 2 7 +30 35.47n .52
C+ Mid Cp II
2 7 +31 17.74n .18
D New Insight
0 5 +27 20.10n .19
E Overseas
0 4 +8 18.51n .13
C Sh Fxd Inc
+ 2 + 1 +10 9.30n ..
A Small Cap
+ 5 4 +43 27.02n .22
A+ Strat Inc
+ 4 + 1 +37 12.72n .01
C StrtRealRet + 3 1 +15 9.77n ..
A TotalBond
+ 4 + 3 +27 10.95n +.01
Fidelity Adv T
$ 18.0 bil 8772080098
D Balanced
+ 2 3 +14 15.28 .11
E Divers Intl
1 5 8 15.72 .10
E Equity Gr
+ 4 5 +21 55.68 .61
E Equity Inc
+ 2 4 +1 23.71 .23
E Growth Opp + 5 3 +23 36.16 .43
A HiInc Advt
+ 4 1 +30 10.17 .02
E Lev Co Stk
+ 2 7 +27 34.41 .50
E Mid Cap
+ 1 3 +8 20.41 .18
C Mid Cp II
2 7 +28 17.38 .17
E New Insight
0 5 +25 19.65 .19
A Small Cap
+ 4 5 +39 24.87 .21
A+ Strategic Inc + 4 + 1 +35 12.57 .01
Fidelity Freedom
$ 125 bil 8005446666
C 2000
+ 2 0 +17 12.17n .02
D+ 2005
+ 2 1 +17 10.98n .04
D+ 2010
+ 2 2 +19 13.81n .06
2010 K
+ 2 2 .. 12.76 .06
D+ 2015
+ 2 2 +18 11.53n .05
2015 K
+ 2 2 .. 12.80 .06
D 2020
+ 2 2 +16 13.99n .08
2020 K
+ 2 3 .. 13.23 .07
D 2025
+ 2 3 +17 11.65n .08
2025 K
+ 1 3 .. 13.38 .09
D 2030
+ 1 4 +13 13.90n .10
2030 K
+ 1 4 .. 13.55 .10
D 2035
+ 1 4 +13 11.54n .09
2035 K
+ 1 4 .. 13.67 .11
E 2040
+ 1 4 +12 8.06n .06
2040 K
+ 1 5 .. 13.73 .11
E 2045
+ 1 5 .. 9.54n .08
2045 K
+ 1 5 .. 13.84 .11
E 2050
+ 1 5 .. 9.41n .08
2050 K
+ 1 5 .. 13.88 .12
E Fund K
+ 2 5 .. 32.82n .37
C+ Income
+ 2 0 +17 11.47n .02
Income K x + 2 0 ..x 11.55 .02
Overseas F 1 5 .. 32.19 .22
Fidelity Select
$ 35.8 bil 8005446666
A+ Automotive r 4 5 +35 42.57n +.08
A+ Biotechnlgy r +15 + 6 +47 83.91n .44
E Brokrge&Inv r 10 12 9 46.95n .64
A Chemicals r + 8 2 +86 102.76n
.65
A CommEquip r 2 9 +42 26.04n .46
A+ Computers r + 1 4 +71 56.81n1.29
$ 13.3 bil 8006211048

D Balanced x + 1 3
+12x9.10
.05
D Cap Growth 1 6 +25 53.65 .70
E Dreman HRt x 0 6
14x32.74
.32
C DremanSmVal 1 7 +23 36.28 .33
A High Income x + 3 0
+21x4.78
..
E Lrg Cap Val x + 3 3
+11x17.85
.15
B Mgd Muni
+ 4 + 4 +13 8.87 ..
A Stratgc Inc x + 2 1
+28x4.76
..
B+ StrGovSec x + 4 + 2
+27x8.91
..
C+ Technology 2 7 +33 13.25 .22
DWS Scudder Instl
$ 3.2 bil 8006211048
D Eq 500 Idx x + 2 4
+13x143.9
0n 1.71
E LifLngRg x + 2 2 +7x 9.32n .06
DWS Scudder S
$ 17.8 bil 8006211048
D Cap Growth 1 6 +26 54.05n .71
E GlobalThem
0 6 11 23.74n .22
D Growth & Inc x + 4 4 +9x16.89n .22
A IncomeGNMA x + 4 + 3
+27x15.58
n ..
B InterTxFree + 4 + 4 +15 11.46n ..
E Intl
2 5 10 44.18n .33
E Lrg Cap Val x + 3 3
+12x17.84
.15
E LtnAmerEq 10 10 +53 47.73n .30
B Mgd Muni Bd + 5 + 5 +13 8.89n +.01
C ShDurPlus x + 2 0
+14x9.48n
..
C StrHiYdTax + 4 + 5 +10 11.92 +.01
Eagle Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8002373101
E Cap Appr A 1 5 +16 27.74 .40
D MidCapStkA 2 6 +20 27.10 .28
A+ SmCapGrowA + 8 1 +48 41.07 .36
Eaton Vance A
$ 34.0 bil 8002256265
A+ AtlSmidCap + 6 4 +60 15.12 .12
E DivBuilder x + 1 3
+11x9.98 A Consmr Disc r + 1 2 +20 23.70n .22
.09
B+ ConsumeStpl r + 4 + 2 +56 70.52n .51
B Floating Rt + 2 0 +10 9.33 .. D Dfnse&Aero r + 8 1 +28 78.99n .58
A FltgRtAdv
+ 3 0 .. 10.93 .. A Electronics r
0 4 +27 48.16n1.07
B GblMacAbR
0 0 .. 10.14 ..
B+ Govt Oblig
+ 2 + 1 +22 7.49 .. E Energy r
+ 3 13 +31 53.95n1.36
A HiIncOpp
+ 4 0 +18 4.41 ..
A Inc Bostn
+ 4 0 +24 5.86 .. E Energy Svcs r + 2 14 +22 76.16n1.79
E Lrg Cap Val x 1 5 +7x 17.88 .17
E NatlMunInc + 5 + 7 7 9.13 +.01 A+ Gold r
12 10 +78 44.99n1.04
A Strat Inc
+ 1 0 +28 8.16 .01
E Tax Mgd Val 1 5 +5 16.72 .15 A+ Health Care r +12 0 +43 139.17n
D TaxMgGr 1.1
0 4 +10 23.91 .29 1.39
+ 2 7 +39 23.70n .28
D TxMgdGr 1.0 x + 1 4
+10x533.3 B Industrial
A+ Leisure r
+ 2 + 1 +42 93.05n .53
8n 6.37
E TxMgGDvInc x + 3 2 0x 9.77 .09 B Materials r + 1 5 +66 68.60n .48
A+ WW HlthSci +10 + 5 +36 10.28 .09 A Med Eq & Sys r +10 + 1 +65 30.25n .28
A+ Medcl Dlvry r +16 1 +44 57.54n .70
Eaton Vance Adv
A+ Multimedia r + 7 4 +35 45.51n .27
$ 992 mil 8002256265
B Float Rate
+ 2 0 +9 9.02n .. E Natural Gas r 2 12 +7 32.68n .42
E Natural Res + 1 13 +50 34.95n .88
Eaton Vance C
A+ Pharm r
+10 + 2 +53 13.37n .15
$ 7.7 bil 8002256265
C+ Floating Rt + 2 0 +7 9.01n .. A Sftwr&Cmp r + 1 5 +78 82.71n1.04
A FltgRtAdv
+ 3 0 .. 10.91n .01
A Inc Bostn
+ 3 0 +21 5.87n .. A+ Technology r 2 8 +65 93.70n1.22
E Lrg Cap Val x 2 5 +4x17.88n .18 A Transportatn r + 1 3 +30 55.15n .87
E NatlMunInc + 5 + 6 9 9.13 +.01
Fidelity Spartan
B+ Strat Inc
+ 1 0 +25 7.70 .01
$ 76.0 bil 8005446666
A WW HlthSci +10 + 5 +32 10.56n .09 D 500IdxAdv
+ 2 4 +13 45.09n .54
Eaton Vance Instl
D 500IdxInv
+ 2 4 +13 45.09n .53
$ 25.4 bil 8002256265
B+ ExtMkt Adv + 3 5 +31 38.93n .31
A+ AtlSmidCap + 6 3 +63 16.14n .13 B+ ExtMkt Inv + 3 5 +31 38.92n .32
B Floating Rt + 2 0 +10 9.02 .01 E IntlIdx Adv + 1 4 +5 35.24n .21
B GblMacAbR
0 0 .. 10.13 .. E IntlIdx Inv
0 4 +5 35.23n .22
A+ Inc Bostn
+ 4 0 +25 5.86n ..
A
r + 5 + 6 +32 11.08n +.04
E Lrg Cap Val x 1 5 +8x 17.92 .17 A IntTrsBdAdv
IntTrsBdInv r + 5 + 6 +32 11.08n +.04
E NatlMuniInc + 5 + 7 6 9.13n .. D TotMkt Adv + 2 4 +18 37.10n .41
D ParStrEmMk 2 4 .. 15.50 .. D TotMkt Inv + 2 4 +17 37.10n .41
D ParTxMgEmMk 2 4 +78 50.13n ..
TotMktIdxF + 2 4 .. 37.09 .42
E Tax Mgd Val 1 5 .. 16.70n .16
Fidelity Invest
$ 674 bil 8005446666
+ 1 5 .. 8.79 .11
D Fairholme 12 10 +32 31.22 .41 E 100 Index
D 4in1 Idx r + 2 3 +16 27.50n .22
FAM Funds
E AdvCapDevO + 3 5 +17 11.01n .12
$ 873 mil 8009323271
C Value
+ 3 3 +14 46.91n .53 D AdvDivStkO + 1 5 +16 15.07n .16
AdvGlbCom 5 11 .. 16.26 .16
FBR Funds
E Aggr Intl
1 5 +1 12.78n .07
$ 1.4 bil 8888880025
AllSectEq
0 6 .. 12.42 .16
B+ Focus Inv r 1 3 +31 49.52n .44
AllSectEq F + 1 6 .. 12.44 .16
A+ SmFinl Inv 7 9 4 18.49n .11
B AsstMgr20% r + 2 0 +19 12.98n .02
Federated A
B AsstMgr50% + 2 2 +19 15.66n .07
$ 18.6 bil 8002455051
A Bond x
+ 4 +2
+32x9.28 C AsstMgr70% r + 1 3 +21 16.53n .10
D+ AsstMgr85% + 1 5 +22 13.48n .11
.03
+ 2 2 +18 18.55n .14
E Captl Appr
3 7 +8 18.40 .22 D Balanced
CloverVal
+ 2 5 .. 14.65 .14 D Balanced K + 2 2 .. 18.56n .13
A+ Hi Inc Bond x + 4 0
+29x7.58 B+ BluChpGro + 1 5 +35 45.90n .55
BluChpGroF + 1 5 .. 45.96n .55
..
E InterCont
0 5 +20 49.96 .39 B+ BluChpGroK + 1 5 .. 45.93n .55
E Kaufmann 1 4 +21 5.45 .04 C CA Muni Inc + 5 + 4 +12 11.94n ..
3 10 +43 56.46n .94
B+ KaufSmlCap + 1 2 +24 26.49 .18 E Canada r
+ 3 2 +46 9.49n .03
D Muni Ultrshrt + 1 0 +7 10.04 .. A+ Cap&Inc
+ 2 3 +13 25.81n .35
E PrudentBear 5 + 2 15 4.49 +.04 D CaptlAppr
A StratInc x
+ 3 +1
+33x9.17 D CaptlApprK + 2 3 .. 25.86n .34
C CAShTxFrBd r + 2 + 2 +17 10.68n ..
..
4 5 +84 31.09n +.12
D StratValDv x + 6 + 1 +5x 4.59 .02 B China Rgn
CommodStr 5 9 .. 12.07n .08
B+ Tot Rtn Bd
+ 3 + 2 +27 11.29 +.01
CommodStrF 4 9 .. 12.10n .08
B US Govt Secs x + 3 + 2
+21x7.85
D Contra
0 5 +26 67.67n .66
..
D Contra K
0 5 .. 67.68n .66
Federated C
D
Convrt
Secs + 3 4 +32 26.00n .27
$ 3.3 bil 8002455051
E Kaufmn C
1 4 +18 5.15 .04 B CT Muni Inc r + 4 + 4 +17 11.53n ..
+ 2 5 +1 22.98n .33
A StratInc x
+ 3 +1
+30x9.16 E Discip Eq
Discip Eq F + 2 5 .. 22.98 .33
..
B Div Grow
0 7 +21 28.34n .34
Federated F
B Div Grow K
0 7 .. 28.35n .34
$ 980 mil 8002455051
1 5 +4 29.79n .18
A Bond x
+ 4 +2
+32x9.34 E DiversIntl
DiversIntlF 1 5 .. 29.78 .18
.03
E
DiversIntlK
1
5 .. 29.79n .18
Federated Funds
E Emerg Asia r
0 3 +58 30.73n +.33
$ 4.3 bil 8002455051
EmergMkts 5 7 .. 18.10 +.08
E KaufmannR 1 4 +21 5.46 .04
EmgerMktsF 5 7 .. 18.15 +.08
Federated Instl
E Emrg Mkt
3 6 +43 25.58n +.12
$ 20.6 bil 8003417400
D AdjRate IS
+ 1 0 +14 9.83n .. E Emrg Mkt K 3 6 .. 25.57n +.13
+ 1 6 +2 44.45n .51
B Govt 25 Instl x + 2 + 2
+25x11.85 E EqtyInc
E EqtyIncII
+ 1 6 0 18.35n .21
n +.02
+ 1 6 .. 44.46n .51
A+ High Yield
+ 3 0 +32 9.91n .. E EqtyIncK
0 6 +6 31.17n .34
A+ HighYieldIS + 4 1 +35 6.01n .01 E Europe r
0 6 +13 21.76n .26
B Income
+ 3 + 2 +24 10.68n .01 E Exp&Mltnt r
B MdCpIdxSvc x + 4 5
+30x22.55 E Fidelity Fund + 2 5 +19 32.82n .36
E Fifty r
+ 3 4 +2 18.14n .18
n .22
+ 1 0 +16 9.80n ..
D Muni Ultrshrt + 1 + 1 +9 10.04n .. B FloatHiInc
D StratValDv x + 6 + 1 +5x 4.60n .03 A FocusHiInc r + 3 0 +22 9.16 ..
B Tot Ret Gov x + 3 + 3
+26x11.50 C Global Balncd + 2 2 +29 22.81n .11
A GNMA
+ 4 + 3 +30 11.74n ..
n +.02
A Tot Rtn Bd
+ 3 + 2 +29 11.29n +.01 B+ Govt Income + 3 + 3 +27 10.66n +.01
0 5 24 18.32n .21
A TotRtnBd Svc + 3 + 2 +28 11.29n +.01 E Gr & Inc
0 5 .. 18.32n .20
C Ultra Sh Bd + 1 0 +8 9.22n .. E Gr & Inc K
D GrowStrat r + 1 5 +26 20.56n .17
Fidelity Adv A
E GrwDiscovy + 4 5 +31 14.22n .15
$ 31.1 bil 8772080098
C+
GrwthCmpny
+
5
3 +47 87.46n .96
E Divers Intl r 1 5 7 15.87 .10
GrwthCmpnyF + 5 3 .. 87.46 .96
A+ Emg Mkt Inc + 3 + 2 +40 13.45 .01
A+ Emrg Asia r
0 3
+100 32.33 C+ GrwthCmpnyK + 5 3 .. 87.46n .96
A+ High Inc
+ 3 1 +33 9.00n ..
+.35
E Equity Gr
+ 4 5 +22 55.95 .61 E Independnc + 1 6 +33 24.51n .36
+ 6 + 3 +26 12.22n +.04
E Equity Inc
+ 2 4 +1 23.38 .23 B InflProtBd
B FloatRtHiIn r + 1 0 +15 9.81 .. B Int Gov Inc + 3 + 3 +25 10.96n +.02
A High Inc
+ 3 0 +23 8.55 .. C+ Int Mun Inc + 3 + 3 +17 10.19n ..
A HiInc Advt
+ 4 2 +30 10.12 .02 E Intl Discov 2 5 +10 32.30n .19
IntlGrow
1 4 .. 11.19 .07
E Lev Co Stk
+ 2 7 +28 35.04 .52
IntlGrowF
1 4 .. 11.23 .06
E Mid Cap A
+ 1 3 +9 20.23 .18
C Mid Cp II
2 7 +29 17.51 .17 D IntlSmCap + 1 2 +10 21.57n .05
IntlSmCp
1 4 .. 11.91 .06
E New Insight
0 5 +26 19.89 .19
IntlValue
0 7 .. 9.90 .10
A Small Cap
+ 5 4 +41 25.78 .21
IntlValue F
0 7 .. 9.93 .10
A+ Strat Inc
+ 4 + 1 +35 12.58 .01
A Total Bond r + 4 + 2 +26 10.96 .. A Intmd Bond + 4 + 3 +23 10.80n +.02
A Inv Grade Bd + 4 + 3 +21 7.58n ..
Fidelity Adv B
InvGrdBnd + 4 + 3 .. 11.67n +.01
$ 1.9 bil 8772080098
InvGrdBndF + 4 + 3 .. 11.68 +.01
A Strategic Inc + 3 + 1 +32 12.62n ..
E Japan r
9 2 29 10.21n +.09
Fidelity Adv C
D Large Cap Stk 0 6 +24 17.56n .22
$ 10.2 bil 8772080098
C+ FloatRtHiIn r + 1 1 +12 9.81n .. E Latin Amer 5 6 +84 56.30n .27
LgCapVal
+ 1 5 .. 11.61n .16
E Lev Co Stk
+ 1 7 +25 33.30n .49
E New Insight 1 5 +22 18.93n .18 E LgCorEnhIdx + 3 4 .. 8.80 .10
A Strat Inc
+ 3 + 1 +32 12.55n .01 B Low Pr Stk + 5 2 +27 40.33n .32
B LowPriStkK + 5 2 .. 40.33n .32
Fidelity Adv Free A
E Lrg Cp Val r + 2 5 7 10.69n .13
$ 8.7 bil 8772080098
+ 2 7 +25 28.92n .41
D+ 2010
+ 2 2 +19 11.71 .04 E LvgCoStk
D 2015
+ 2 2 +18 11.65 .05 E LvgCoStk K + 2 7 .. 28.93n .41
D 2020
+ 2 3 +15 12.15 .06 C+ MA Muni Inc + 4 + 4 +16 11.92n .01
2 8 +2 70.06n .81
D 2025
+ 1 3 +16 11.71 .07 E Magellan
E 2030
+ 1 4 +12 12.27 .08 E Magellan K 2 8 .. 70.01n .82
0 5 +14 10.00n .11
E 2035
+ 1 5 +12 11.60 .09 E MegaCpStk
E 2040
+ 1 5 +11 12.39 .10 C+ MI Muni Inc + 4 + 3 +16 11.87n ..
D Mid Stk
+ 3 5 +21 28.18n .25
Fidelity Adv I
$ 28.7 bil 8772080098
C+ Mid Val r
+ 2 6 +22 16.32n .20
E Divers Intl
1 5 6 16.14n .09 D+ MidCpStkK x + 3 5 ..x28.18n .24
A+ Emg Mkt Inc + 3 + 2 +41 13.23n .01 A Mortg Secs + 3 + 3 +19 11.05n ..
E Equity Grow + 4 5 +24 59.63n .65 C+ Municipal Inc + 4 + 4 +15 12.59n ..

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
INVESTORS.COM
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
B New Millnm + 3 5 +25 29.96n .27

A+ NewMktsInc r + 3 + 2 +40 15.81n .01
C NJ Muni Inc r + 3 + 4 +15 11.49n ..
E Nordic r
4 9 +23 33.02n .41
B NY Muni Inc + 4 + 4 +16 12.90n ..
C+ OH Muni Inc + 4 + 4 +16 11.66n ..
A OTC
+ 3 6 +68 56.84n .68
A OTC K
+ 4 6 .. 57.15n .68
E Overseas
1 5 4 32.21n .22
D Pacific Basin r 2 2 +23 25.45n +.14
C Puritan
+ 2 3 +20 18.24n .15
C Puritan K
+ 2 3 .. 18.25n .14
D+ RealEstate + 7 0 +11 27.47n +.01
A RealEstInc r + 5 0 +17 10.69n +.01
C Sh Int Muni + 2 + 2 +16 10.72n +.01
D+ ShtTrmBnd + 2 + 1 +8 8.54n ..
ShtTrmBnd F + 2 + 1 .. 8.54 +.01
A Small Stk
0 6 +34 19.60n .35
A+ SmDiscovry r + 4 5 +56 20.97n .13
B+ Sml Grow r + 5 3 +35 16.42n .15
A+ Sml Val r
1 7 +33 15.47n .09
A+ SmlOpport + 4 5 .. 11.23 .08
B+ SprtUSBdIdI + 3 + 3 +25 11.57n +.01
C StkSelSmCp r + 4 5 +16 19.24n .14
E StkSlAllCp + 1 6 +17 25.90n .31
D StraDiv&Inc + 6 1 +9 11.15n .07
C StraRlRtn r + 3 1 +15 9.78n .01
StraRlRtnF r + 3 1 .. 9.77 .01
A+ Strategic Inc + 4 + 1 +35 11.26n .01
B Tax Fr Bond + 4 + 4 +16 10.81n ..
A Total Bnd
+ 4 + 2 +28 10.96n ..
C Trend
+ 3 5 +38 69.64n .95
E Utility
+ 7 + 1 +22 16.98n .04
E Val Disc
+ 1 6 +6 14.80n .20
D Value
+ 1 7 +11 69.36n .81
D Value K
+ 1 7 .. 69.46n .81
E World Wide + 2 4 +22 18.95n .14
FidltyAdvFoc A
$ 1.3 bil 8772080098
A+ Health Care +12 0 +40 25.51 .26
A+ Technology r 2 8 +54 24.46 .32
FidltyAdvFoc T
$ 776 mil 8772080098
A+ Technology 2 8 +52 23.68 .31
First Eagle
$ 28.8 bil 8003342143
D Fund Amer Y + 6 2 +39 27.49 .28
B Global A
+ 2 1 +38 47.42 .20
A+ Gold A
8 8 +88 31.08 .57
B Overseas A + 2 0 +29 23.10 +.01
B Overseas I
+ 2 0 +31 23.46n +.02
C US Value A + 3 2 +30 16.89 .15
First Invstrs A
$ 6.1 bil 8004234026
B Fnd for Inc b + 2 1 +9 2.51 ..
D Gr & Inc b
+ 4 2 +14 14.95 .14
C Ins Tax Ex b + 4 + 4 +13 9.67 ..
C Opp b
+ 6 3 +25 28.75 .25
FMI Funds
$ 6.3 bil 8008115311
A+ Common Stk + 4 3 +43 26.19n .16
A+ Focus
+ 4 4 +44 31.58n .32
C+ Large Cap
+ 3 2 +29 16.06n .14
Forum Funds
$ 5.6 bil 8009436786
D AbsStrat
+ 1 + 1 +13 10.92n .01
C Wintergrn
+ 2 1 +42 14.35n .01
Forward Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8009996809
A SelectIncA + 5 + 2 1 23.93 +.04
A SelectIncC + 4 + 1 4 23.51n +.03
FPA Funds
$ 11.7 bil 8009824372
A Capital
+ 6 7 +35 43.63 .56
C+ Crescent I
+ 3 2 +30 27.55n .17
C New Income + 2 + 1 +15 10.92 ..
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 142 bil 8003425236
D Adj US Gov x + 1 0
+12x8.85
..
C AZTaxFrInc x + 5 + 5
+12x10.61
..
E Bal Sheet
0 6 2 47.14 .33
A+ Biotch Dsc +10 + 4 +48 75.42 .24
C CA HighYld x + 5 + 7 +4x 9.18 ..
D+ CA InsTxFr x + 5 + 6 +9x 11.85 +.01
C CA IntTxFr x + 4 + 4
+13x11.36
+.01
C CA Tax Fr x + 5 + 7
+10x6.90
+.01
A ChinaWrld + 1 3
+100 40.19
+.50
B CnsrvTrgt
+ 2 1 +25 13.88 .04
C CO Tax Fr x + 6 + 6
+11x11.51
..
A Conv Secs x + 3 3
+24x15.49
.13
C Double Tx Fr x + 5 + 7
+12x11.55
..
B Dynatech
+ 3 4 +46 30.93 .33
A+ EmMktDbtOpp + 6 + 2 .. 12.68 .01
D Equity Inc x + 1 3 +1x 16.79 .16
C+ FedIntTxFr x + 4 + 4
+17x11.69
..
C FedLtdTaxFr x + 2 + 2
+15x10.44
..
C FedTxFrInc x + 6 + 5
+13x11.74
..
C FL Tax Fr x
+ 5 +5
+12x11.36
..
D+ FltRateDly x + 2 0 +7x 9.15 ..
D Flx Cap Gr
+ 1 5 +31 48.51 .62
D FoundAlloc + 3 3 +6 10.81 .07
A+ Gold & Prec 16 11
+103 42.88
.83
C Grwth
+ 2 3 +29 45.55 .47
C GrwthTgt
+ 1 3 +26 15.33 .09
A High Inc x
+4 0
+28x2.01
..
C+ HiYldTxFr x + 6 + 6 +9x 9.96 +.01
C+ Income x
+ 4 2
+19x2.19
.01
D+ InsTxFrInc x + 5 + 5
+10x11.73
..
C MI InsTxFr x + 5 + 4
+11x11.79
..
B MNInsTxFr x + 5 + 4
+16x12.19
..
C MO Tax Fr x + 5 + 5
+12x11.91
..
B Mod Trgt
+ 1 2 +27 14.34 .06
E Nat Resrces 1 12 +51 39.30 .57
C+ NC Tax Fr x + 5 + 5
+13x12.08
..
C NJ Tax Fr x + 4 + 6
+13x11.85
..
B NY Tax Fr x + 5 + 5
+16x11.50
..
C OHTaxFr x
+ 5 +5
+12x12.31
+.01
C+ OR Tax Fr x + 5 + 5
+15x11.81
..
C PA Tax Fr x + 5 + 6
+13x10.18
..
D+ Rising Divs + 4 1 +14 34.21 .27
A+ SmCapGr
+ 6 2 +32 12.44 .04
C SmlCapVal 2 8 +18 43.87 .39
B+ SmMdCapGr + 3 6 +31 38.43 .40
A Strat Inc x
+ 4 +1
+30x10.57
..
A Totl Retrn x + 4 + 3
+26x10.33
..
B+ US Gov Sec x + 3 + 3
+26x6.84
..
D Utilities x
+ 7 +3
+29x12.24
+.01
C VA Tax Fr x + 5 + 5
+13x11.55
..
Frank/Tmp Fr B
$ 2.3 bil 8003425236
C Income x
+ 3 2
+16x2.18n
.01
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 40.4 bil 8003425236
D Adj US Gov x
0 0
+10x8.84n
..
D+ CA Tax Fr x + 5 + 6 +8x 6.88 ..
C FedTxFrIn x + 5 + 5
+11x11.73
..
E FoundAlloc + 3 3 +2 10.63n .07
A+ Gold & Prec 16 11 +97 40.85 .80
A High Inc x
+3 0
+26x2.02
..
C HiYldTxFr x + 6 + 6 +8x 10.10 ..
C Income x
+ 3 2
+17x2.21
.01
C Modert Tgt C + 1 2 +25 14.02 .06
C NY Tax Fr x + 4 + 5
+11x11.49
..
D Rising Divs + 4 1 +12 33.72 .26
A Strategic Inc x + 3 + 1
+28x10.57
..
+24x10.32
n +.01
B US Gov Sec x + 3 + 3
+24x6.80
..
Frank/Tmp Fr R
$ 2.8 bil 8003425236
A High Inc x
+3 0
+27x2.03n
..
A StratIncome x + 4 + 1
+29x10.54
n ..
Frank/Tmp FrAd
$ 19.9 bil 8003425236
C CA Tax Fr x + 5 + 7
+10x6.88n
..
FedIntTxFr x + 5 + 4 ..x 11.71 ..
C FedTxFrInc x + 6 + 5
+13x11.75
n ..
C FltRateDly x + 2 0 +8x 9.15 ..
A+ Gold & Prec 16 11
+106 44.74
n .87

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

% % After Asset NAV
C Grwth
+ 2 3 +30 45.61n .47
A+ High Inc x
+4 0
+29x2.01n
..
C+ HiYldTxFr x + 6 + 6 ..x 9.99 ..
C+ Income x
+ 4 2
+20x2.18n
.01
A IntlSmCpGr 3 4 +24 16.36 .01
A SmMidCapGr + 3 6 +36 39.61n .42
A Strategic Inc x + 4 + 1
+31x10.58
n .01
+27x10.35
n +.01
B+ US Govt Secs x + 3 + 3
+26x6.86n
..
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
$ 18.5 bil 8006322301
E Beacon A
+ 3 3 2 12.56 .08
E European A + 1 3 +20 21.35 .04
D GlbDiscovA + 2 3 +25 29.68 .17
D Quest A
+ 2 3 +17 17.90 .08
E Shares A
+ 2 3 +4 21.13 .17
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
$ 5.3 bil 8006322301
D GlbDiscov
+ 1 3 +23 29.36 .16
E Shares
+ 2 3 +2 20.87 .17
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
$ 25.4 bil 8006322301
E Beacon
+ 3 3 1 12.66n .08
E European
+ 2 3 +22 21.80n .03
D+ GlbDiscov
+ 2 3 +28 30.07n .17
D Quest
+ 2 3 +16 18.06n .08
E Shares
+ 3 3 +5 21.32n .17
Frank/Tmp Tp A
$ 55.8 bil 8003549191
E BRIC
5 8 .. 14.40 +.11
E Dvlp Mkts
2 6 +35 24.90 +.16
D Foreign
+ 3 4 +12 7.22 .03
E Glbl Opport + 3 4 +18 18.19 .10
B Glbl Sm Co 1 5 +18 7.33 .01
GlblTtlRtrn x + 4 0 ..x 13.42 .02
A+ Glob Bond x + 4 + 1
+57x13.77
.02
E Growth
+ 4 3 3 18.52 .12
B+ Income x
+ 2 2
+31x2.84
.01
E World
+ 2 4 +9 15.18 .10
Frank/Tmp TpAd
$ 31.7 bil 8006322301
A ChinaWrld + 1 2
+102 40.48
n +.51
D+ Flx Cap Gr
+ 1 5 +33 49.32 .62
D Foreign
+ 3 4 +12 7.14n .04
GlblTtlRtrn x + 4 + 1 ..x13.43n .02
A+ Glob Bond
+ 4 + 1 +57 13.73n .02
E Growth
+ 4 3 2 18.53n .12
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
$ 12.2 bil 8006322301
E Foreign C
+ 3 4 +9 7.04 .04
A+ Global Bd C x + 3 + 1
+53x13.80
.01
E Growth C
+ 4 3 5 18.03 .12
FrhomFocInc + 2 3 .. 10.81 .06
GHI
Gabelli A
$ 1.3 bil 8004223554
C+ Utilities x
+6 0
+15x6.45
+.01
B Value
+ 4 4 +24 16.21 .13
Gabelli AAA
$ 7.4 bil 8004223554
C Asset
+ 3 4 +35 50.40n .41
D+ EquityInc x + 3 3
+26x21.01
n .17
A Sm Cap Gr
+ 2 4 +41 34.66n .18
C+ Utilities A x + 6 0
+15x6.41n
+.01
Gabelli C
$ 698 mil 8004223554
C Utilities x
+ 6 1 +9x 5.76 +.01
Gamco AAA
$ 2.2 bil 8004223554
A Gold
14 10 +73 30.71n .59
E Growth
3 7 +13 30.48n .34
A+ WestMighty
0 5 +48 17.27n ..
Gateway Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8003546339
E Gateway A x + 1 1
+11x26.19
.12
GE Elfun S&S
$ 11.2 bil 8002420134
B+ Income
+ 4 + 3 +22 11.54n +.01
D S&S Program 0 6 +16 40.31n .52
B Tax Exempt + 4 + 4 +15 11.58n ..
D+ Trusts
+ 3 4 +17 42.54n .53
GE Instl Funds
$ 5.9 bil 8002420134
E Intl Equity
1 4 +5 11.44n .04
C+ SmEqInv
+ 5 5 +24 15.50n .10
E Stratgc Inv + 1 2 +18 11.34n .05
D US Equity Inv 0 6 +16 11.50n .14
GMO Trust
$ 2.1 bil 6173307500
USTreasury x 0 0 ..x25.01n ..
GMO Trust II
$ 2.9 bil 6173307500
Emerg Mkts x 0 6 ..x 13.59 +.03
GMO Trust III
$ 16.4 bil 6173307500
A+ Emerg Ctry Dt + 5 + 2 +35 9.56n .01
E Emerg Mkts x + 7 + 1
+37x13.62
+.03
E Foreign
+ 1 4 3 12.26n .10
E Intl Cor Eq
+ 3 2 +1 29.79n .23
E Intl Gro Eq
+ 2 1 +11 23.63n .12
E Intl Intrn Val + 2 3 6 22.30n .21
C Quality
+ 3 1 +22 20.67 .27
E TxMg Intl Eq + 3 2 +4 14.97n .12
GMO Trust IV
$ 14.2 bil 6173307500
A+ Emerg Ctry Dt + 5 + 2 +35 9.56n ..
+37x13.53
n +.03
E Foreign
+ 1 4 2 12.55n .11
E Intl Core Eq + 3 2 +1 29.78n .23
E Intl Gro Eq
+ 2 1 .. 23.65 .12
E Intl Intrn Val + 2 3 5 22.29n .22
C Quality
+ 3 1 +22 20.69 .26
GMO Trust V
$ 810 mil 6173307500
+38x13.51
n +.02
GMO Trust VI
$ 24.8 bil 6173307500
AstAllocBd x + 4 + 2 ..x 24.70 +.01
+38x13.54
n +.03
FlexEquity 2 1 .. 18.29 +.06
E Intl Core Eq + 3 2 3 29.75 .23
C Quality
+ 3 1 .. 20.68n .27
C StratFixInc + 5 + 4 .. 15.94 ..
D US Core Eq + 4 1 +7 11.88n .15
GoldmnSachs A
$ 17.5 bil 8007625035
E Capital Gr
0 4 +17 21.20 .29
B Core Fxd Inc + 3 + 3 +19 10.04 ..
E Gr&Inc Strat
.. .. no quote
E Growth & Inc 2 6 0 20.69 .23
B Growth Opp
0 6 +45 23.03 .33
E Growth Strat
.. .. no quote
A High Yield
+ 3 1 +22 7.24 ..
E Lrg Val
1 6 +6 11.66 .13
D+ Mid Cap Val + 2 4 +25 36.62 .32
C Sh Dur Govt + 1 + 1 +20 10.29 ..
A Sm Val
+ 3 5 +25 40.54 .23
E StrucIntlEq
0 4 3 10.21 .10
A TechTollKp 5 6 +73 12.61 .21
GoldmnSachs In
$ 26.5 bil 8007625035
B Core Fixed Inc + 4 + 3 +20 10.08n ..
D Enhanced Inc 0 0 +9 9.54n ..
B Growth Opp
0 6 +48 24.47n .35
A High Yield
+ 3 1 +23 7.26n .01
D High Yld Muni + 5 + 6 11 8.40n +.01
C Mid Cap Val + 2 4 +27 36.95n .32
C Sh Dur Govt + 1 + 1 +21 10.26n ..
C ShDurTaxFr + 2 + 1 +14 10.54n ..
A Sm Val
+ 3 5 +27 42.58n .24
E StrucIntlEq
0 4 2 10.48n .11
C Grnsprng
0 2 +23 24.17n .13
Guidemark
$ 1.0 bil 9252632078
B+ CorFxdIncS + 3 + 3 +22 9.57n +.01
GuideStone G2
$ 2.2 bil 8002620511
A MedDurBond x + 4 + 3
+20x7.40n
..
GuideStone G4
$ 8.9 bil 8002620511
E Aggr Allo
+ 1 4 +5 11.95n .11
C+ Bal Allo
+ 2 1 +18 12.41n .06
A+ ExtDurBond x + 5 + 4
+45x16.69
n .03
D Gr Allo
+ 2 3 +12 12.51n .09
D GrwthEquity
0 5 +19 18.94n .25
E Intl Equity
0 4 +4 13.44n .04
B LowDurBond x + 2 + 1
+18x13.38
n +.01
A MedDurBond x + 4 + 2
+28x14.03
n ..
E ValueEquity x + 3 5 +1x14.37n .17
Hansberger
$ 750 mil 8004146927
E IntlGrowthI 1 6 +14 15.96n .07
Harbor Funds
$ 62.2 bil 8004221050
A Bond Instl
+ 3 + 2 +34 12.38n ..
C CapAppr Ins + 3 2 +31 37.83n .45
D+ CapAppr Inv + 3 2 +29 37.38n .44
A+ HiYld Instl
+ 3 0 +29 11.06n ..
E Intl Admin + 1 4 +32 60.83n .63
E Intl Gr I
5 7 +10 11.78n .08
E Intl Instl
+ 1 4 +33 61.29n .64
E Intl Inv
+ 1 4 +31 60.63n .63
A Sml Gr Inst + 3 4 +33 13.32n .18
D SmVal Instl + 5 5 +12 20.62n .16
Harding Lvnr
$ 3.1 bil 8007624848
E Emerg Mkts
.. .. no quote
D Intl Equity
.. .. no quote
Hartford A
$ 27.7 bil 8888437824
D Advisers b
+ 1 3 +13 14.90 .11
D Balanc All b + 2 2 +19 11.52 .07
A BalancedInc b + 5 0 .. 11.00 .05
E Cap Apprec b 5 8 +10 32.93 .44
D CapAppr II b 1 7 +28 13.89 .16
D Checks&Bal b 0 4 .. 9.50 .07
D Div & Gr b
+ 1 5 +19 19.21 .19
D+ Eqty Inc b
+ 3 3 +21 13.11 .14

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax%Value

36 Mos
Performance
Rating Fund
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
B Float Rate x + 2 0 +7x 8.85 ..

A+ High Yield x + 4 0
+27x7.44
..
B Infl Plus x
+ 6 +4
+29x11.75
+.03
D+ Mid Cap b
+ 3 5 +28 22.63 .25
A Mid Cap Val b 0 6 +20 11.72 .12
B TotlRetnBd x + 3 + 2
+19x10.64
+.01
Hartford B
$ 1.9 bil 8888437824
E Cap Apprec m 5 8 +6 28.93n .39
Hartford C
$ 9.9 bil 8888437824
E Cap Apprec m 5 8 +6 29.12 .39
C Float Rate x + 1 1 +4x 8.84 ..
C+ Infl Plus x
+ 5 +4
+25x11.62
n +.04
D Mid Cap m
+ 3 5 +23 19.77 .22
Hartford HLS IA
$ 35.9 bil 8888437824
D+ Advisers p
.. .. +12 19.56n .15
E Cap Apprec p .. .. +14 41.56n .52
D Discp Eq p
.. .. +14 12.23n .14
D Div & Gr p
.. .. +19 19.81n .20
E Grwth Opps p .. .. +19 26.28n .33
A+ High Yield p
.. .. +31 9.59n +.01
E Index p
.. .. +9 26.63n .32
E Intl Opport p
.. .. +19 12.27n .07
C Mid Cap p
.. .. +30 26.83n .30
A Mid Cap Val p .. .. +17 10.37n .11
B Small Co p
.. .. +23 19.15n .16
A+ Sml Cap Gr p
.. .. +36 23.33n .17
D Stock p
.. .. +8 41.02n .48
B TotlRetnBd p
.. .. +19 11.28n +.01
D US Gov Sec p
.. .. +10 10.68n ..
D Value p
.. .. +18 10.80n .13
Hartford HLS IB
$ 6.4 bil 8888437824
D Advisers p
.. .. +12 19.77n .15
E Cap Apprec p .. .. +13 41.16n .51
D Div & Gr p
.. .. +19 19.74n .20
B TotlRetnBd p
.. .. +18 11.21n +.01
Hartford I
$ 3.4 bil 8888437824
D Div & Gr
+ 2 5 .. 19.16n .18
Mid Cap
+ 3 5 .. 22.81n .25
Hartford Y
$ 17.2 bil 8888437824
E Cap Apprec 5 8 +12 35.80n .48
E CapApprecI 5 8 .. 32.97n .44
D Div & Gr
+ 2 5 +21 19.49n .20
B Float RateI x + 2 0 ..x 8.86n ..
E Grow Oppor + 1 7 .. 27.48n .35
D+ Mid Cap
+ 3 5 +31 24.83n .27
B TotlRetnBd x + 3 + 2
+20x10.79
n +.01
Heartland Funds
$ 4.0 bil 8004327856
C+ SelValInv
+ 1 6 +31 29.55n .18
A ValPlusInv + 1 6 +54 30.10n .34
C ValueInv
+ 3 6 +15 45.03n .25
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 3.5 bil 8888326774
E Intl Opp A
+ 2 4 +19 21.58 .11
E Intl Opp C
+ 2 4 +16 20.39 .11
HighMark Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8004336884
A Bond Fid x
+ 4 +3
+29x11.41
n +.01
A NYSE100IdA + 3 3 +44 31.77 .43
Homestead
$ 1.2 bil 8002583030
D Value
+ 4 3 +10 32.04n .43
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 3.7 bil 8664938637
E LgCapVal A
0 6 14 16.21 .14
E LgCapVal I
0 6 14 16.32n .14
A MidCapVal A
0 7 +14 23.77 .27
A MidCapVal I
0 7 +15 23.98n .27
A+ SmCapVal I
0 7 +12 42.23n .35
Hussman Funds
$ 8.1 bil 8004877626
E Strat Gr
+ 1 + 4 8 12.47n +.02
B StraTotRet + 1 0 +32 12.21n .04
C ICM SmCo
0 6 +18 30.40n .21
ICON Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8007640442
E Energy S
+ 2 10 +25 20.46n .44
ING Fds A
$ 6.0 bil 8009920180
D Corp Ldrs
+ 7 4 +30 21.69n .23
E GlbRealEst + 3 0 +7 16.65 .02
A GlobValChoc 2 5 +71 33.17 .19
B+ GNMA Inc x + 4 + 3
+27x8.99
..
A Mid Cap Op + 5 4 +59 19.90 .26
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 1.6 bil 8009920180
C+ Real Est I
+ 8 + 1 +20 15.36n ..
ING Partners
$ 1.6 bil 8009920180
D PriceGrEq I
0 5 +23 54.52n .67
Integrity Viking
$ 329 mil 7018525292
A+ WillBasMdNA b + 6 12 +47 5.46 .09
D IntlProp I + 1 + 1 +22 18.34 +.09
Intrepid Capital
$ 1.0 bil 9042463433
A Capital
+ 1 2 +45 11.50n .05
A+ SmallCap
+ 1 3 +92 16.44n .05
Invesco Funds
$ 5.2 bil 8005258085
C Diverse Div b + 3 3 +20 12.48 .09
C Dynamics
+ 6 2 +27 23.60n .32
E Energy b
+ 1 13 +40 41.61n .76
A+ Gold&Prec 11 11 +92 9.66 .22
Invesco Funds A
$ 57.4 bil 8005258085
A AsiaPacGr m + 2 2 +82 30.62 ..
D Cap Dvlp b
+ 4 5 +12 16.98 .24
D+ Charter b
+ 3 3 +30 16.72 .19
E Constlatn b 1 5 0 23.13 .29
B Develp Mkts m 2 4 +76 32.58 .08
C Diverse Div b + 3 3 +20 12.49 .08
E Energy b
+ 1 13 +40 41.75 .77
B EqWtS&P500 + 4 4 +18 31.83 .36
C+ Float Rate m + 2 1 +2 7.74 .01
D GlbSmMidGr + 1 4 +20 19.25 .16
A+ Gold&Prec 11 11 +92 9.60 .22
A+ High Yield m + 2 1 +30 4.22 ..
E Intl Growth + 2 2 +26 28.18 .14
C+ Mid Core Eq + 3 4 +26 23.85 .23
D Real Estate b + 7 + 1 +11 22.75 +.01
A+ Small Comp b + 8 2 +50 18.74 .22
C Small Gr
+ 6 4 +31 11.81 .12
B+ Sml Cap Gr b + 8 4 +37 30.76 .32
A Sml Cap Val 1 7 +41 17.85 .18
B TxFreeIntA + 4 + 4 +18 11.39 +.01
B VK Amer Val x + 4 5
+26x28.17
.22
D VK Gr & Inc x + 1 5
+12x19.24
.20
B VK US Mortg + 3 + 2 +16 13.18 .01
D+ VKComstock x + 1 5 +8x 15.84 .17
A VKCorpBond + 4 + 2 +27 6.87 +.01
C+ VKEqty&Inc x + 1 4
+19x8.63
.07
D VKHiYldMuni + 4 + 5 0 9.10 ..
B VKMdCpGr + 2 5 +44 30.35 .43
Invesco Funds B
$ 290 mil 8005258085
E DivGrSecs x + 3 3 8x13.25n .10
D+ VKComstock x + 1 5 +7x 15.84 .17
C+ VKEqty&Inc x + 1 4
+18x8.47
.07
Invesco Funds C
$ 6.7 bil 8005258085
D Comstock x + 1 5 +5x 15.85 .17
C VKEqty&Inc x + 1 4
+16x8.51
.07
D VKHiYldMuni + 4 + 5 3 9.08 ..
Invesco Funds P
$ 1.8 bil 8005258085
E Summit b
+ 1 4 +12 11.94n .17
Invesco Instl
$ 3.5 bil 8005258085
D Intl Growth + 2 2 +28 28.59n .14
A Sml Cap Gr b + 8 4 +40 32.38n .34
IronBridge
$ 1.3 bil 6306848300
C+ SMIDCap
+ 5 5 +34 12.74n .11
IVA Funds
$ 12.2 bil 8669414482
Intl I
+ 4 + 1 .. 16.75 .06
WorldwideA + 2 2 .. 17.01 .11
WorldwideC + 1 2 .. 16.86 .11
WorldwideI + 2 2 .. 17.02 .11
Ivy Funds
$ 49.4 bil 8007776472
D+ AssetStr A
+ 1 4 +52 24.71 .12
D AssetStr B
+ 1 4 +47 23.80n .12
D AssetStr C
+ 1 4 +47 23.93n .11
D+ AssetStr I
+ 1 3 .. 24.94 .12
D+ AssetStr Y
+ 1 4 +52 24.75n .12
E GlbNatResA 4 15 +16 20.64 .16
E GlbNatResC 5 15 +12 17.88n .14
E GlbNatResI 4 15 .. 21.07 .17
E GlbNatResY 4 15 +17 20.90n .16
A+ High Inc C
+ 4 0 +31 8.35n ..
A+ High Inc I
+ 4 0 .. 8.35 ..
A+ High Inc Y
+ 4 0 +35 8.35n ..
D IntlCorEqA 1 6 +29 16.34 .09
E LrgCapGr A + 1 5 +26 13.08 .15
B Ltd Trm A
+ 2 + 2 +24 11.21 +.02
A+ MidCapGr A + 5 3 +56 17.85 .19
A+ MidCapGr Y + 5 3 +59 18.34n .20
C PacificOppA 1 4 +59 16.52 +.08
A Sci&TechA + 2 9 +57 32.16 .51
A Sci&TechC + 2 9 +54 29.65n .48
A Sci&TechI
+ 2 8 .. 34.27 .55
A Sci&TechY + 2 8 +58 33.50n .53
A SmCapVal A 4 9 +24 16.50 .13
A+ SmlCapGr A + 7 4 +43 14.92 .14
A+ SmlCapGr C + 6 4 +40 13.61n .13
A+ SmlCapGr Y + 7 4 +46 16.86n .15
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
E Regionl Bnk x 6 9
30x13.78
.07
A+ Sml Cap Eq + 5 4 +27 25.84 .12
E Sov Invstrs x + 1 6
+10x15.77
.25
A+ Strat Inc
+ 3 0 +31 6.75 .01
J Hancock C
$ 1.5 bil 8002255291
A High Yield
1 3 +5 3.77 .06
C Strat Inc
+ 1 1 +6 6.75 .01
Janus A Shrs
$ 789 mil 8005253713
E Forty
3 5 +33 32.60 .43
Janus Aspn Inst
$ 4.1 bil 8005253713
B+ Balanced
+ 3 1 +39 29.19n .18
A+ Flexible Bd + 4 + 3 +39 13.22n +.02
E Forty
3 5 +37 34.61n .46
D Overseas
11 12 +59 50.69n .35
E Worldwide 2 6 +15 29.40n .21
Janus J Shrs
$ 410 mil 8005253713
A+ PrknSmValL + 1 5 +38 24.69n .17
Janus S Shrs
$ 6.9 bil 8005250020
B Balanced
+ 3 2 +34 25.68n .16
E Forty
3 5 +31 32.15n .42
E Overseas
11 13 +50 45.10n .27
C PrknMidVal + 2 4 +36 22.97n .19
Janus T Shrs
$ 38.9 bil 8005250020
B+ Balanced
+ 3 2 +37 25.68n .16
E Contrarian 6 9 +10 13.70n .21
D Enterprise
+ 3 4 +49 60.83n .54
A Flex Bond
+ 4 + 2 +34 10.64n +.01
E Glbl Sel
4 8 +42 11.34n .08
E Growth&Inc + 2 4 +4 31.24n .37
A+ High Yield
+ 3 1 +29 9.08n ..
E Janus
1 4 +21 28.89n .37
E Overseas
11 13 +53 45.24n .28
C PrknMdVal + 2 4 +31 23.02n .20
A+ PrknSmVal + 1 5 +36 24.30n .16
D Research
+ 1 4 +41 29.57n .35
B Short Term + 2 + 1 +22 3.10n ..
E Twenty
4 6 +39 62.99n .78
A Venture
+ 7 2 +35 59.23n .17
E Worldwide 3 6 +14 45.35n .32
Jensen Inv Managemen
$ 2.6 bil 8009924144
B PortfolioJ
+ 2 3 +28 27.53n .30
B JensenPtfI + 2 3 +29 27.54n .30
JP Morgan A
$ 24.7 bil 8004804111
A Core Bond x + 4 + 3
+29x11.70
+.01
A CorePlusBd x + 4 + 2
+29x8.29
+.01
E Equity Idx
+ 2 4 +12 28.88 .34
+31x8.17
..
E HighStatMk + 1 0 +1 15.19 .04
B Inv Csrv Gr x + 2 0
+22x11.30
.03
D+ Inv Gr&Inc
+ 2 3 +19 12.95 .09
D Inv Growth + 1 4 +16 13.63 .12
C+ Invstr Bal
+ 2 2 +22 12.39 .06
C+ Mid Cap Val + 4 3 +23 24.00 .20
C MidCapGr
+ 4 4 +27 22.25 .29
A+ Small Cap Eq + 5 3 +47 35.58 .27
A Small Grow + 5 5 +34 11.70 .08
D USLgCorPls 1 5 .. 20.41 .20
JP Morgan C
$ 6.6 bil 8004804111
B+ Core Bond r + 3 + 3 +27 11.76n +.02
A CorePlusBd r + 4 + 2 +26 8.32n +.01
A+ High Yield r + 3 1 +29 8.17n ..
B Inv Csrv Gr x + 2 0
+20x11.26
n .03
JP Morgan Instl
$ 11.2 bil 8004804111
D EmrgMktsEq 4 5 +72 23.65n +.11
E Intl Value
+ 1 4 +5 13.55n .15
C+ IntmTxFrBd + 4 + 3 +17 11.01n +.01
B Mid Cap Val + 4 3 +25 24.41n .21
D ReshMktNeut 2 0 +18 15.25n .01
D TxAwr Disc Eq 0 5 +16 17.77n .19
D+ TxAwrRlRet + 5 + 3 +13 10.27n +.01
E Value Opps
0 6 +1 14.49 .14
JP Morgan R5
$ 1.9 bil 8004804111
A+ SmallCapEq + 6 3 +45 38.79n .30
JP Morgan R6
$ 9.2 bil 8004804111
A Core Bond
+ 4 + 3 +31 11.70n +.01
D DiscEquity + 1 4 +19 16.23n .17
+33x8.19n
..
A Mrtge Back x + 4 + 2
+34x11.43
+.01
C Sh Dur Bd x + 2 + 1
+18x11.05
n +.01
JP Morgan Selct
$ 70.0 bil 8004804111
D AsiaEq
4 5 +66 36.32n +.22
A Core Bond
+ 4 + 3 +30 11.70n +.02
A CorePlusBd + 4 + 2 +29 8.28n ..
E EmrgMktsEq 4 5 +71 23.41n +.11
D EquityIndex + 2 4 +13 28.90n .34
B+ Govt Bond x + 5 + 4
+30x11.18
n +.02
D Gr Advantg r + 1 6 +42 8.93 .12
A+ High Yield
+ 4 0 +33 8.20n ..
E HighStatMk + 1 0 +2 15.35n .04
E Intl Eq Idx
+ 1 5 +1 19.01n .19
E Intl Value
+ 1 4 +5 13.48n .15
C+ IntmTxFrBd + 4 + 3 +16 11.02n +.01
E IntrepdVal + 3 5 +9 23.54n .23
D Intrepid Gr + 4 3 +24 23.48n .32
D Intrpd Amer + 3 4 +11 23.72n .27
D Lg Cap Gr
+ 2 3 +44 21.32n .23
E Lg Cap Val
0 6 1 10.89n .10
C+ Mid Cap Eq + 4 4 +25 30.21n .32
B Mid Cap Val + 4 3 +24 24.20n .21
C+ MidCapGr
+ 4 4 +30 23.84n .31
B Mkt Exp Idx + 4 5 +24 11.17n .10
A Mrtge Back + 4 + 2 +33 11.43n +.01
C+ Muni Inc
+ 3 + 3 +16 9.98n ..
C Sh Dur Bd
+ 1 + 1 +17 11.04n ..
D+ ShItmdMuni + 2 + 1 +13 10.58n ..
A+ SmallCapEq + 5 3 +49 38.74n .29
B TrSmlEqCore + 4 5 +12 37.94n .21
D+ TxAwrRlRet + 5 + 3 +12 10.25n ..
D US Equity
0 5 +22 10.24n .11
E US Real Est + 7 0 +6 16.52n .01
D+ USLgCorPls 1 5 +37 20.55n .20
Keeley Funds
$ 4.6 bil 8889335391
E SmlCapValA + 1 8 +12 25.32 .22
E SmlCapValI + 2 8 .. 25.49n .22
Kinetics Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8009303828
E ParadigmNL 3 8 +11 22.71n .18
Laudus Mondrian
$ 1.2 bil 8004473332
A IntlFxdI
+ 5 + 4 .. 12.28n .03
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 2.1 bil 8004473332
D IntlMktMsInv 0 3 +25 19.25n .13
D IntlMktMsSel 0 3 +25 19.25 .13
Lazard Instl
$ 16.3 bil 8008236300
D Emerg Mkts 4 5 +64 20.99n .05
A+ Small Cap
+ 2 6 +31 14.90n .14
Lazard Open
$ 4.4 bil 8008236300
D Emerg Mkts 4 5 +63 21.35n .05
Legg Mason A
$ 24.1 bil 8008225544
E CBAEqIncBl + 3 2 +2 13.03 .11
D CBAggGr
+ 7 1 +14 118.39
1.03
D CBApprec
+ 1 4 +18 13.86 .15
E CBFunVal
2 9 +6 13.35 .16
D CBLgGrA
1 5 +19 24.00 .32
B CBSmGrA
+ 5 4 +31 18.02 .14
D LfStAll85%A + 2 4 +9 13.14 .10
C WA CA Muni + 5 + 6 +10 15.90 ..
A+ WA Hi Inc
+ 4 1 +26 6.13 ..
C+ WA MgdMuni + 5 + 6 +14 15.59 +.01
B WA NY Muni + 5 + 5 +14 13.43 ..
A WACoreBond + 3 + 2 +25 11.68 ..
A WACorpBond + 5 + 2 +17 11.45 ..
A WAGlbHiYld + 4 1 +19 7.20 ..
A WAGovtSecs x + 5 + 3
+26x10.72
..
C WAIntmdMuni + 4 + 4 +14 6.32 .01
A WAStratInc + 5 + 3 +20 6.66 ..
Legg Mason B
$ 2.2 bil 8008225544
D CBAggGr
+ 6 1 +9 101.35n
.89
Legg Mason C
$ 10.0 bil 8008225544
D CBAggGr
+ 6 1 +10 103.28
.90
E CMOpporTr 12 10 23 9.70n .17
B CMSpInTr
2 7 +3 31.11n .52
E CMValueTr 2 6 28 37.98n .58
C WA MgdMuni + 5 + 6 +12 15.60 +.01
D+ WAIntmdMuni + 4 + 4 +10 6.33n ..
Legg Mason I
$ 4.1 bil 8008225544
D+ CBAggGr
+ 7 0 +16 125.98n
1.09
D CBApprec
+ 1 4 +19 13.80n .15
E CMValTr
2 6 25 44.72n .68
Legg Mason O
$ 538 mil 8008225544
E CB Eqty O
1 7 .. 12.30 .14
Leuthold Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8002736886
E Asset Allo
+ 1 4 +18 10.62n .08
E CoreInv
+ 3 2 +24 17.38n .14
LKCM Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8006885526
A SmCapEqInst +10 3 +25 23.61n .20
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 14.9 bil 8004459469
E Intl
2 5 +7 15.10n .17
J Hancock 1
E Partners
+ 5 4 +7 29.80n .31
$ 31.6 bil 8002255291
B+ Small Cap
+10 0 +36 29.28n .32
E LifestylAgg + 1 5 +11 12.36n .11
Loomis Syls
C LifestylBal + 2 3 +17 13.09n .07
$ 36.8 bil 8006333330
D LifestylGr
+ 1 4 +15 12.98n .10 A Bond Instl x + 6 + 2
+36x14.69
B LifestylMod + 3 1 +20 12.87n .05
.06
B+ LSConserv + 3 0 +22 13.05n .02 A Bond Ret x + 6 + 2
+35x14.64
J Hancock A
.05
$ 11.2 bil 8002255291
A Glob Bd Ret x + 5 + 3
+31x16.97
D Balanced x 1 5
+36x15.18 n .03
.13
A GlobBd Inst x + 5 + 3
+33x17.12
A+ Bond
+ 4 + 1 +33 15.73 .01
.03
E ClassicVal
+ 2 4 17 16.95 .17 B+ SmCapVl Inst + 3 5 +28 27.37n .21
A High Yield
1 3 +7 3.77 .06 A Strat Inc A x + 6 + 2
+36x15.24
.06
E Lrg Cap Eq
3 8 +46 25.27 .29
JKL
36 Mos Fund
Performance
Rating

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
A Strat Inc C x + 5 + 1
+33x15.32
.07
E Value Y
+ 2 6 +14 18.89n .21
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 11.0 bil 8006333330
A+ Fixed Income + 5 + 2 +41 14.29n .06
A GradeBondA x + 5 + 2
+38x12.46
.02
A GradeBondC x + 4 + 2
+35x12.36
.02
A GradeBondY x + 5 + 2
+39x12.47
n .01
A+ InstlHiInc
+ 6 0 +42 7.88n .03
A+ InvGrad Fxd x + 6 + 3
+39x12.97
n .02
Lord Abbett A
$ 41.5 bil 8004261130
E Affiliated
1 7 1 11.39 .13
B+ Alph Strat
+ 2 5 +35 24.64 .11
C+ Bal Strat x
+ 1 3
+18x10.67
.08
A Bond Deben + 4 0 +30 7.92 .02
C CaptlStruc + 2 4 +18 11.95 .09
D ClassicStk 4 7 +19 28.36 .40
A CoreFixInc + 4 + 3 +28 11.06 +.01
A DivIncStra x + 4 1
+24x14.90
.04
A+ Dvlp Grwth + 6 4 +54 22.65 .05
B FloatRate
+ 2 0 .. 9.30 ..
B FundEqty
+ 1 5 +27 13.10 .15
C Gr&IncStra + 1 4 +21 15.80 .13
A Growth Opp + 2 6 +46 23.19 .34
A+ High Yield
+ 4 0 +31 7.83 ..
E HiYldMuniBd + 3 + 4 14 11.04 ..
A+ Income
+ 5 + 3 +39 2.91 ..
E IntlCoreEq + 1 4 +7 12.35 .05
B IntmTaxFr
+ 4 + 4 +20 10.31 ..
D+ Mid Cap Val + 4 5 +11 17.06 .21
C Natl Tax Fr + 5 + 5 +6 10.35 +.01
B+ ResSmallVal + 1 7 +33 31.87 .28
ShDurTaxFr + 2 + 1 .. 15.76 ..
A ShrtDurInc + 2 + 1 +27 4.61 ..
A Totl Retrn
+ 4 + 3 +29 10.90 ..
A ValueOpps + 2 5 +54 16.10 .19
Lord Abbett B
$ 1.5 bil 8004261130
A Bond Deben + 4 1 +27 7.95n .01
Lord Abbett C
$ 12.3 bil 8004261130
E Affiliated
2 7 3 11.37n .13
A Bond Deben + 4 1 +27 7.94n .02
C FloatRate
+ 1 0 .. 9.30n ..
C FundEqty
+ 1 6 +24 12.43n .14
B+ ShrtDurInc + 2 + 1 +24 4.64n ..
A ValueOpps + 1 5 +45 15.57n .18
Lord Abbett F
$ 9.0 bil 8004261130
A Bond Deben + 4 0 .. 7.91n .02
A+ Dvlp Grwth + 6 4 .. 22.86n .04
E FloatRate
0 1 .. 9.29n ..
B FundEqty
+ 1 5 .. 13.04n .16
A ShrtDurInc + 2 + 1 .. 4.60n ..
A Totl Retrn
+ 4 + 3 .. 10.90n +.01
A+ ValueOpps + 2 5 .. 16.14n .18
Lord Abbett I
$ 8.5 bil 8004261130
A Bond Deben + 4 0 +31 7.89n .01
A+ Dvlp Grwth + 7 4 +57 24.06n .04
A+ High Yield
+ 4 0 +33 7.86 .01
B+ ResSmVal
+ 2 7 +35 33.75n .29
A ShrtDurInc + 2 + 1 +24 4.60n ..
D Sml Blend
+ 8 3 +15 16.87n .12
A+ ValueOpps + 2 5 +57 16.27n .19
E LSV Val Eq + 3 6 2 13.93n .19
Lutheran Bro A
$ 399 mil 8003284552
A Income x
+ 4 +2
+24x8.81
..
MNO
E Value x
+ 2 5
+12x22.89
n .22
MFS Funds I
$ 14.5 bil 8006372929
D Intl Nw Ds
+ 1 2 +28 22.71n .08
E Mid Cap Gr + 1 5 +10 9.53n .11
B MidCapVal + 4 4 +22 13.88n .11
A+ New Discovery + 6 5 +65 26.53n .22
D Research
+ 1 4 +28 25.59n .30
A Rsrch Bond + 4 + 2 +28 10.64n ..
E Rsrch Intl
+ 2 2 +11 16.03n .08
E Value x
+ 2 4
+15x23.18
n .23
MFS Instl Funds
$ 3.4 bil 8006372929
D Intl Eq
+ 2 2 +24 18.39n .10
Morgan Stan A
$ 2.8 bil 8008696397
C FocGrowth + 3 4 +49 36.87 .31
A MidGrwth
+ 7 3 +59 35.81 .25
Morgan Stan B
$ 1.4 bil 8008696397
C USGovtSecs + 4 + 3 +11 8.77n ..
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 20.4 bil 8005487786
C CapGr I
+ 4 4 +45 25.23n .24
E Emer Mkts I 4 5 +46 26.01n +.05
E Intl Eq P
+ 2 3 +3 13.69n .01
E IntlEq I
+ 2 3 +4 13.86n .01
A MdCpGrP
+ 6 3 +64 38.52n .27
A MidCapGr I + 7 3 +66 39.79n .29
A SmCoGr I
1 7 +25 14.01n .07
A SmCoGr P
1 7 +24 13.11n .07
D USRealEstI + 7 + 1 +10 15.23n .02
MTB Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8008362211
A Income I
+ 4 + 3 +25 10.09n +.01
E Muhlnkmp
0 5 17 54.00n .64
Munder A
$ 2.4 bil 8004385789
A GrowOpps
0 7 +52 28.01 .40
D MidCoreGr b + 5 4 +31 29.17 .20
Munder Y
$ 3.4 bil 8002393334
D Mid Core Gr + 5 4 +33 29.80n .20
Nationwide D
$ 1.1 bil 8008480920
E Nationwide x + 2 4 2x 13.80 .16
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 6.0 bil 8008480920
B+ Bond Index + 3 + 3 +25 11.53n +.01
E Intl Idx x
0 4 +1x 7.38n .06
B MidMktIdx + 5 5 +31 15.50n .12
D S&P500 Idx x + 2 4
+12x10.64
n .12
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 4.1 bil 8008480920
E InvDestAggr x + 2 4 +8x 8.66n .08
D InvDestMod x + 2 2
+13x9.51n
.06
D InvDstMdAg x + 2 3
+11x9.25n
.06
Natixis Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8002255478
E CGM TargEqA 9 11 +17 10.16 .14
A+ LSCorePlBdA x + 5 + 3
+38x12.78
..
A VaughSmValA + 3 7 +48 22.43 .14
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 1.1 bil 8008779700
D Genesis
+ 5 4 +36 28.98n .16
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 13.0 bil 8008779700
E Focus
0 7 7 19.70n .27
D Genesis
+ 5 4 +38 34.92n .20
D Genesis I
+ 5 4 +39 48.36n .27
D Guardian
+ 2 5 +18 15.15n .19
A+ HiIncBond
+ 3 1 +40 9.31n ..
E Partners
0 7 +10 27.43n .32
D SocRespons + 2 5 +26 26.03n .29
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 5.7 bil 8008779700
D Genesis
+ 5 4 +38 50.05n .29
E Partners
1 7 +9 21.04n .25
A Real Etate x + 8 + 1
+28x12.07
n ..
D SocRspons + 2 5 +24 17.83n .19
New Covenant
$ 1.6 bil 8008586127
E Growth
+ 1 5 +9 31.20n .31
E NFJ Div Val x + 3 3 2x11.60n .12
Nicholas Group
$ 2.7 bil 8002275987
A+ Ltd Edit I
+ 5 4 +43 22.92n .17
A Nicholas
+ 5 3 +24 45.51n .49
Northeast Inv
$ 798 mil 8002256704
C+ Trust
+ 3 0 +6 6.15n ..
Northern
$ 33.6 bil 8005959111
B+ BondIndex
.. .. no quote
E EmMktsEqInd .. .. no quote
A Fixed Income .. .. no quote
E GlbRlEstIdx
.. .. no quote
A Hi Yld Fx Inc
.. .. no quote
D High Yld Muni .. .. no quote
E Intl Eq Idx
.. .. no quote
C+ Intmd Tax Ex
.. .. no quote
B Mid Cap Idx
.. .. no quote
MltMgrEmMk .. .. no quote
MltMgrGlbRE .. .. no quote
E MltMgrIntEq
.. .. no quote
B MltMgrMidCp .. .. no quote
B MltMgrSmlCp .. .. no quote
D+ ShInt Tx Ex
.. .. no quote
C ShInt US Gv
.. .. no quote
B Sm Cap Val
.. .. no quote
D Stock Index
.. .. no quote
B Tax Ex
.. .. no quote
Northern Instl
$ 2.0 bil 8006371380
A Bond A
.. .. no quote
D Equity Index A .. .. no quote
Nuveen Cl A
$ 13.1 bil 8002578787
MainStay A Fds
$ 8.3 bil 8006246782
B Float Rate
+ 1 0 +12 9.45 ..
A High Yld Cp x + 4 0
+23x5.93
..
D Lrg Cp Grow + 2 5 +41 7.21 .09
MainStay B Fds
$ 836 mil 8006246782
A Hi Yld Cp x
+3 0
+20x5.90n
..
MainStay C Fds
$ 1.1 bil 8006246782
A Hi Yld CorpBd x + 3 0
+20x5.90n
.01
Mainstay I Fds
$ 9.2 bil 8006246782
E EpochUsAll + 4 4 +15 24.38 .28
D IcapEqty
+ 2 5 +11 36.74 .39
E IcapIntl
+ 3 4 +6 30.28n .17
D IcapSelEq
+ 1 6 +15 35.32 .40
A Intermed Bd x + 4 + 3
+32x10.81
..
D MAP
+ 1 5 +12 32.32 .32
D S&P500 Idx + 2 4 +13 29.45n .35
A+ USSmCap
+ 2 4 +9 17.29n .15
Mairs & Power
$ 2.4 bil 8003047404
C Growth
+ 2 3 +18 73.76n .65
Managers Funds
$ 10.1 bil 8005484539
D+ AMGGlbAltA
0 5 +7 9.55 .05
A Bond
+ 6 + 3 +35 26.55n ..
B MidGrowInst + 3 4 +39 14.49n .16
B MidGrowInst + 3 4 +38 14.35n .17
A PIMCO Bond + 3 + 2 +33 10.61n .01
A+ TimsqSmGr I + 6 3 +43 13.73n .07
A+ TimsqSmGrPr + 5 3 +42 13.56n .06
Manning & Napier Fu
$ 12.2 bil 8004663863
A+ LifeSci
+ 5 3 +40 12.75n .06
B+ ProBlndConS x + 3 + 1
+30x13.15
n .03
C+ ProBlndExtS x + 2 2
+26x15.77
n .11
C ProBlndMaxS x 0 5
+22x16.41
n .17
B ProBlndModS x + 2 1
+26x13.08
36 Mos Fund
n .06
D WorldOppA + 2 4 +26 8.77n .08 Performance
Rating
Marshall Funds
$ 3.5 bil 8005803863
A AggrBondI + 3 + 3 .. 10.83 +.01
A GovtIncomeY + 3 + 2 +26 9.93n ..
A+ SmCap Gr I + 2 9 .. 19.45n .09
A+ SmCapGrInv + 1 9 +47 19.29n .09
Marsico Funds
$ 4.0 bil 8888608686
E 21st Century 2 8 +12 13.94n .15
A+ FlexCapital 1 6 .. 13.54 .07
E Focus
2 7 +14 17.70n .20
E Growth
+ 1 5 +15 19.53n .22
Mass Mutl Instl
$ 1.3 bil 8005426767
B+ SmlCpGrEq S + 5 6 +29 18.13n .16
Mass Mutl Prem
$ 5.7 bil 8005426767
A Core Bond A + 4 + 3 +23 11.20 ..
A Core Bond S + 4 + 3 +28 11.41n +.01
D Intl Eq S
+ 2 2 +29 14.77n .11
Mass Mutl Select
$ 11.6 bil 8005426767
A Focus Val S
0 6 +35 17.66n .22
D Fund Val S
0 5 +16 10.53n .13
GlbAllocS
+ 1 3 .. 10.86n .07
E Index Eq S
+ 2 4 +12 11.90n .14
E Index Eq Z
+ 2 4 +12 11.89 .14
B MidGrEqII S + 3 5 +38 16.30n .19
Masters' Select
$ 2.2 bil 8009600188
E Intl
0 7 +17 14.99n .02
Matthews Asia
$ 14.0 bil 8007892742
B AsGr&IncInv x 1 1
+47x17.67
n .01
A ChinaInv
3 3
+143 28.43
n +.36
A+ DividInv x
1 1 ..x 13.90 .02
A GrowthInv 2 0 +43 17.61 +.01
B+ IndiaInv
8 3 +94 19.77n +.22
A PacTigerInv
0 1 +80 23.40n +.10
C+ Merger Fund + 2 0 +17 16.16n .03
Meridian Funds
$ 3.6 bil 8004466662
A+ Growth
+ 3 4 +49 45.90n .52
D Value
1 6 +14 28.52n .27
Metro West
$ 17.1 bil 8002414671
A+ HiYieldBd M + 3 2 +36 10.64n ..
C+ Low Dur Bd + 2 0 +9 8.64n ..
C+ Low Dur Bd I + 2 0 +10 8.64n ..
A+ TotRetBdI
+ 3 + 2 +38 10.51n ..
A+ TotRetBdM + 3 + 2 +37 10.52n ..
MFS Funds A
$ 46.6 bil 8006372929
A+ Bond
+ 4 + 2 +34 13.62 +.01
B+ ConsrvAlloc x + 3 0
+29x12.86
.03
D Core Equity + 1 4 +23 17.95 .21
E Core Growth
0 5 +17 17.56 .24
B+ Govt Secs
+ 3 + 3 +27 10.31 +.01
D Growth
0 5 +38 41.80 .56
D+ GrowthAlloc + 2 3 +23 14.20 .09
A Hi Yld Opp
+ 4 1 +20 6.43 ..
A High Income + 3 1 +22 3.48 ..
D Intl Nw Ds
+ 1 2 +25 22.10 .08
E Intl Val
+ 3 0 +14 25.31 .10
E IntlDivrs A
+ 1 2 +20 13.68 .06
C Ltd Maturity + 1 + 1 +12 6.20 ..
D MA Inv Tr x + 1 5
+23x19.31
.24
C MA InvGrSk + 2 3 +31 15.52 .19
B Mod Alloc x + 2 1
+27x13.66
.06
C Muni Hi Inc + 4 + 5 +4 7.38 ..
C+ Muni Inc
+ 4 + 4 +12 8.19 ..
C+ Muni Ltd Mat + 3 + 2 +15 8.01 ..
A+ New Discov + 6 5 +63 25.26 .21
D Research
+ 1 4 +27 25.11 .29
E Resrch Intl + 2 2 +9 15.53 .07
A Rsrch Bond + 4 + 2 +28 10.64 ..
A Str Income + 3 + 1 +24 6.67 ..
D+ Total Ret x + 2 2
+15x14.30
.08
D Util x
+8 0
+57x17.49
.02
E Value x
+ 2 4
+14x23.08
.23
MFS Funds C
$ 6.9 bil 8006372929
C Mod Alloc x + 2 2
+24x13.50
n .07
D Total Ret
+ 2 2 +12 14.36n .08
E Util
+ 7 1 +53 17.42n .03

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax%Value
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
E Hi Yld Muni + 5 + 7 19 14.83 +.02

C LtdTrmMuni + 3 + 3 +15 10.98 ..
B Real Estate + 7 + 1 +23 19.19 +.01
A Sm Cap Sel + 2 6 +18 13.44 .10
E TrdIntlVal
5 6 +9 24.79 .12
A+ TrdwdGlAlCp 2 5 +70 28.64 .14
A+ TrdwndValOp 2 4 +55 34.52 .34
Nuveen Cl C
$ 3.1 bil 8002578787
E Hi Yld Muni + 5 + 7 20 14.82n +.02
C LtdTrmMuni + 3 + 3 +14 10.94n ..
A TrdwndValOp 2 4 +50 33.66 .33
Nuveen Cl I
$ 21.6 bil 8002578787
B+ Core Bond
+ 3 + 2 +27 11.51n ..
D Equity Idx
+ 2 4 +11 21.73n .26
D+ Equity Inc
+ 2 4 +22 13.50n .13
A+ High Inc Bd + 4 1 +30 8.99n .01
E HiYldMuniBd + 5 + 7 19 14.82n +.01
E Intl
0 4 +5 12.25n .04
B+ Intm Trm Bd + 3 + 2 +25 10.52n +.01
C+ IntmDurMun + 4 + 3 +14 8.99n ..
C+ LtdTrmMuni + 3 + 3 +16 10.92n ..
B MidCapGrOpp + 6 5 +36 46.27n .55
B Real Estate + 7 + 1 +24 19.42n +.02
C Sh Trm Bd
+ 1 0 +16 10.07n ..
A Sm Cap Sel + 2 6 +20 14.62n .11
A Total Retrn + 3 + 1 +32 10.73n .01
E TrdIntlVal
5 6 +10 24.93 .12
A+ TrdwndValOp 1 4 +56 34.66 .34
Nuveen Cl Y
$ 674 mil 8002578787
B Int Tax Fr
+ 4 + 4 +17 10.90n ..
Oakmark I
$ 40.0 bil 8006256275
C Equity & Inc + 3 2 +34 28.61n .19
A+ Glob Sel
+ 4 2 .. 11.48n .06
D Global
1 4 +19 22.16n .15
A Intl
+ 1 2 +16 19.56n .12
B Intl Sm Cap 2 4 +9 14.03n .02
B+ Oakmark
+ 3 3 +24 42.34n .48
A Select
+ 4 3 +11 28.58n .32
Old Mutual Adv
$ 1.5 bil 8004330051
D Focused Z
0 5 +23 21.14n .26
Old Westbury
$ 17.3 bil 8006072200
E GlobalOpp x + 4 2 ..x 7.90n .04
A+ GlobalSmall x + 3 3
+54x15.57
.10
B Muni Bond x + 3 + 2
+19x11.85
n ..
E NonUSLgCap 2 6 +4 10.40n .09
E Real Return x 0 5
+24x10.67
+.01
E USLargeCap 2 7 +6 11.94n .13
Olstein
$ 641 mil 8007992113
D AllCapValC
0 4 2 12.54n .14
Oppenheimer A
$ 80.5 bil 8002255677
E ActiveAlloc + 1 3 +1 9.72 .07
C+ Alloc A x
+ 1 2 +7x 15.50 .08
E AMT Fr Muni x + 8 + 9
25x6.19
+.01
D AMT Free NY x + 4 + 8 0x 10.91 +.02
E CA Muni x
+ 7 +8
18x7.71
+.01
E Cap Apprec
0 4 +11 43.74 .56
E Cap Income x + 4 1 9x 8.78 .10
B+ Develop Mkt 5 6 +76 34.72 .04
B+ Discovery
+11 4 +46 62.44 .56
E Equity
+ 1 4 +9 8.95 .12
A EquityInc x + 1 4
+24x24.72
.30
B+ GlblStrtInc x + 4 + 1
+31x4.34
.01
A Glob Opport
0 3 +18 29.77 .25
D Global
+ 2 4 +17 61.86 .54
A+ Gold&SpMin 14 10
+108 43.08
1.16
B Intl Bond x + 3 + 2
+37x6.65
.02
D Intl Growth + 2 2 +33 28.71 .19
C Intl Sm Co
9 4 +28 22.43 .17
D IntlDivers
2 3 +27 12.08 .06
C Ltd Muni x
+ 4 + 4 +6x 14.41 +.02
D Ltd Trm Gvt x + 1 0
+10x9.39
..
E Main Street 2 5 +6 31.90 .32
B MainStSC
+ 4 4 +15 21.16 .20
E MainStSel
5 6 +6 12.13 .15
E ModerateInv + 2 2 5 8.87 .05
D PA Muni x
+ 6 + 6 1x 10.61 +.01
E RisingDivs x + 2 3
+15x15.81
.20
E Sml Mid Val + 3 4 +12 33.06 .33
B US Govt x
+ 3 +2
+20x9.49
..
E Value
+ 2 4 +10 22.36 .28
Oppenheimer B
$ 4.6 bil 8002255677
A+ Gold&SpMin 14 10
+102 41.03
n 1.11
Oppenheimer N
$ 4.1 bil 8002255677
B+ Develop Mkt 5 6 +73 33.55n .03
A+ GoldSpecMin 14 10
+105 41.77
n 1.13
Oppenheimer Y
$ 26.8 bil 8002255677
E Capital Apprec + 1 4 +13 45.79n .60
E ComStrTotRt 1 12 42 3.62n .03
E Core Bond x + 4 + 2
19x6.56n
.01
B+ DevelopMkts 5 5 +77 34.39n .04
B+ GlblStrtInc x + 4 + 1
+32x4.33n
.01
D+ Global
+ 3 4 +18 62.02n .54
A GlobOpport
0 3 +20 30.00 .25
B+ IntlBond x
+ 3 +2
+38x6.64
.03
D IntlGr
+ 3 2 +34 28.60n .19
C IntlSmCo
9 3 +30 22.33 .16
B MainStSmCp + 4 4 +17 22.25n .21

Rating
Chg Chg Tax%Value
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos

2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
A11
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

% % After Asset NAV
D RisingDivs x + 2 3
+16x16.17 A High Yield
+ 3 0 +27 9.31 .. B LgCpGrInstl
0 6 +35 16.45n .20
B Low Dur
+ 2 + 1 +22 10.48n .01 D LrgCapVal I + 2 5 +11 12.82n .16
n .20
D Value
+ 3 4 +12 22.83n .28 B+ Real Return + 5 + 3 +28 11.73n +.03 C+ MD Tax Fr Bd + 4 + 4 +13 10.37n +.01
D Short Term + 1 0 +11 9.90n .. A+ Media&Telcm + 3 4 +79 53.49n .38
Oppenhmr C&M
A Total Retrn + 3 + 2 +35 11.01n .. A Mid Cap Gr + 4 5 +45 60.59n .72
$ 16.4 bil 8002255677
Unconstrnd + 1 0 .. 11.09 .. B+ Mid Cap Val + 3 4 +29 24.31n .23
E ActiveAlloc + 1 3 1 9.50n .07
A MidCapEqGrI + 4 6 +46 28.81n .36
PIMCO Instl
B Devlp Mkt C 5 6 +71 33.29n .03
$ 258 bil 8009274648
B New Amer Gr + 1 6 +39 33.45n .41
B GlblStrtInc x + 3 + 1
+28x4.33n
A All Asset x
+4 0
+27x12.36 A New Asia
0 0 +96 19.10n +.08
.01
E New Era
3 13 +32 50.41n .68
A Glob Opp C
0 3 +14 27.47n .23 n .01
+33x10.84 A New Income + 3 + 2 +30 9.62n ..
D Global C
+ 2 4 +14 58.00n .51 A AllAsstAuth x + 4 + 1
+.01
A+ NewHorizns + 7 3 +41 35.98n .18
A+ Gold&SpMin 14 10
+102 40.74
E Commod RR x + 1 6 +1x 8.63 .01 E OverseasStk + 2 3 .. 8.49n .06
n 1.10
B Intl Bond C x + 3 + 2
+33x6.62n C DevLocalMkt + 4 0 +30 10.92 .03 B PersnlStrIn + 2 1 +28 16.34n .07
A+ Diverse Inc + 3 + 1 +35 11.54 .01 D+ PersonlStrGr + 2 4 +21 23.32n .20
.03
D Ltd Muni C x + 4 + 4 +3x14.35n +.02 A Emrg Mkt Bd + 3 + 2 +36 11.20n +.01 B PrsnlStrBal + 2 3 +26 19.38n .12
1 2 +6 8.86n .03 D+ RealEstate + 8 + 1 +12 18.75n +.01
E Main St C
2 5 +3 30.74n .32 C Float Inc
A ForBondUnhg + 5 + 4 +35 11.00 .01 D+ Ret2020 Adv + 2 3 +22 16.64n .11
Oppenhmr Quest
A FrgnBdHedg + 2 + 2 +25 10.53n +.01 C Retire 2010 + 2 2 +23 15.61n .08
$ 2.0 bil 8884700862
+17x5.60 C Retire 2010 + 2 2 +24 15.69n .09
D Opp Val A
+ 2 2 +20 26.84 .18 A+ FundIdxPlTr x + 5 3
.06
D+ Retire 2020 + 2 3 +22 16.75n .11
Oppenhmr Roch
A GlblBdUnHg + 5 + 3 +30 10.08n .. D Retire 2030 + 2 4 +22 17.54n .15
$ 16.5 bil 8002255677
+ 3 0 +28 9.31 .. D Retire 2035 + 1 4 +21 12.40n .11
C LtdTrmNY A x + 3 + 3
+11x3.25 A High Yield
A+ InvGrCorpBd + 4 + 2 +42 10.71n .. D Retire 2040 + 1 5 +20 17.52n .16
..
+ 2 + 1 +24 10.48n .01 D Retire 2040 + 1 4 +22 17.64n .16
D+ LtdTrmNY C x + 3 + 3 +8x 3.24n .. B Low Dur
+ 6 + 6 +36 10.97n .01 B Retire Inc
+ 2 1 +24 13.27n .05
D Muni A x
+ 4 + 7 0x 15.49 +.01 A LT US Govt
D Muni C x
+ 4 + 8 2x15.46n +.01 A Mod Duration + 3 + 1 +33 10.80n .01 C Retire2015 + 2 2 +24 12.14n .07
E NatlMuni A x + 7 + 9
31x6.86 A Real Asset + 7 + 5 +32 11.77 +.05 D+ Retire2020R + 2 3 +21 16.51n .12
B+ Real Return + 5 + 3 +30 11.73n +.03 D+ Retire2025 + 2 4 +22 12.24n .10
+.01
+12x4.89 D Retire2030R + 1 4 +19 17.32n .14
E NatlMuni C x + 7 + 8
32x6.84n A RealEstRR x +15 + 5
D Retire2040R + 1 5 +19 17.43n .16
+.02
+.01
D+ Short Term + 1 0 +12 9.90n .. D Retire2045 + 1 4 +22 11.76n .10
Optimum Instl
D StocksPLUS x + 3 4 +8x 8.51n .10 D Retire2050 + 1 4 .. 9.87n .09
$ 2.9 bil 8009140278
+ 3 1 +24 11.63n .05
A Fixed Inc x + 4 + 3
+34x9.69n A+ Tot Retn III + 3 + 1 +36 9.73n .01 C+ Rtr2005
A Total Ret II + 3 + 2 +36 10.53 .. A Sci & Tech
+ 1 5 +57 27.06n .48
+.01
A
Total
Retrn
+
3
+
2
+37
11.01
n
..
B Sm Cap Value + 1 6 +22 36.64n .18
D Lrg Cap Val x + 4 3
+12x10.71
A+ SmCapStk
+ 4 5 +35 35.94n .26
PIMCO P
n .13
$ 17.5 bil 8004260107
A+ SmCapStkAd + 4 5 +34 35.66n .26
D Lrg Cp Grow + 1 5 +19 12.18n .14
A All Asset x
+ 4 + 1 ..x12.37n .. A+ SmCapStkIn + 5 5 +36 14.82n .11
Osterweis Capital
AllAsstAuth x + 4 + 1 ..x 10.83 +.01 D Spectrum Gr + 1 5 +19 17.90n .17
$ 3.4 bil 8662360050
C Osterweis
+ 2 4 +26 27.51n .26 E Commod RR x 0 6 ..x 8.62n .01 A Spectrum Inc + 3 + 1 +29 12.51n .03
+ 3 + 2 .. 11.20n +.01 E Spectrum Intl + 1 3 +17 10.87n .04
A Strat Inc
+ 3 0 +32 11.68n .. A Emg Mkt
EmrgLoclBd + 4 + 2 .. 10.87n .04 C+ ST Bond
+ 1 + 1 +18 4.87n ..
A High Yield
+ 3 0 .. 9.31 .. B SumtMunInt + 4 + 3 +19 11.39n +.01
B Low Dur
+ 2 + 1 .. 10.48n .01 C+ Tax Fr Inc
+ 4 + 4 +14 9.79n +.01
Pace Funds P
B+ Real Return + 5 + 3 .. 11.73n +.03 D TotEqMktIdx + 2 5 +17 14.44n .16
$ 5.9 bil 8006471568
E Intl Eqty
+ 2 3 6 13.01 .04 A Total Retrn + 3 + 2 .. 11.01n .. D+ Tx Fr Hi Yld + 4 + 5 +5 10.61n +.01
C Tx Fr Sh Intm + 2 + 2 +16 5.62n ..
Pioneer A
E Lrg Co Val
+ 2 4 +5 17.02n .17
$ 19.9 bil 8002256292
A US Treas LT + 4 + 5 +33 11.73n .02
A SecsFxdInc x + 3 + 3
+27x13.29
C
AMTFrMuni
+
5
+
6
+9
12.96
+.01
A
US
Trs
Intm
+ 4 + 4 +34 6.05n +.02
n .01
+ 4 + 2 +30 9.72 .. B+ USBndEnIdx + 3 + 3 +28 11.32n +.01
A SmMd Co Gr + 6 4 +34 17.00n .18 A Bond
A+ StrFxdInc x + 5 + 4
+37x14.46 E CullenValue + 1 5 +8 18.27 .15 B VA Tax Fr Bd + 5 + 4 +14 11.53n +.01
E Eqty Inc x
+ 6 3
+12x26.54 D Value
+ 1 6 +14 23.68n .28
n +.02
.19
PRIMECAP Odyssey Fun
Pace Funds Y
$ 3.9 bil 8007292307
A Glob Hi Yld + 3 2 +23 10.54 .01
$ 1.2 bil 8006471568
D Lrg Co Gr
+ 1 5 +23 18.23n .25 A Growth Opp + 6 3 +21 29.01 .13 A+ AggrGrowth + 6 3 +55 17.39n .17
A High Yield
+ 4 2 +31 10.33 .04 B+ Growth
+ 4 3 +36 15.97n .18
Parnassus
E Independnc + 2 4 +6 11.47 .14 C Stock
+ 2 3 +25 14.52n .12
$ 4.3 bil 8009993505
D
Mid
Value
+
2
4
+17
21.58
.23
Principal Investors
B EquityIncI
+ 1 5 +37 26.42n .26
$ 62.9 bil 8002225852
B Parnassus 4 8 +42 39.01n .70 A Oak Sml Gr + 6 4 +41 30.71 .18
E Pioneer x
0 5
+12x40.90 A Bd & Mtg In + 4 + 2 +19 10.61n ..
Pax World
.45
E DivrsIntlI
0 4 1 10.07n .03
$ 2.4 bil 8007671729
+ 3 0 +34 11.03 .01 D Eq Inc A
+ 3 3 .. 17.84 .18
D Balance x
+ 3 3
+14x22.76 A+ Strat Inc
E Value x
1 7
15x11.21 A+ HiYld A
+ 3 0 +33 7.99 .01
n .22
A HiYld C
+ 3 1 +30 8.05n ..
.11
A Hi Yld Bd x
+ 3 1
+24x7.67n
A+ HiYld Inst
+ 4 0 .. 7.97 ..
Pioneer C
..
$ 3.6 bil 8002256292
A+ HiYldI Inst
+ 4 0 +37 11.11n ..
Payden Funds
A Glob Hi Yld + 3 2 +20 10.50 .01 A Income A
+ 3 + 2 +30 9.58 +.01
$ 4.0 bil 8005729336
High Yield
+ 3 3 +29 10.50 .03 E InflProt I
+ 5 + 3 1 8.21 +.02
A+ EmergMktBd x + 8 + 7
+46x14.50 A
A Strat Inc
+ 3 0 +31 10.80 .01 E Intl Gr I
0 3 9 8.97n .02
n ..
E IntlInstl
1 5 1 11.47n .04
Pioneer Y
A GNMA
+ 4 + 3 +29 10.50n ..
$ 10.0 bil 8002256292
E Lg Val Ins
+ 4 5 0 9.67n .11
B+ High Income x + 3 0
+18x7.25 A Bond
+
4
+
2
+31
9.64
+.01
D
LgBlendII
I
0 6 +11 9.61n .11
..
E
CullenValue
+
1
5
+9
18.35
.15
B+
LgCapGrI
I
+
1 5 +36 9.40n .11
Permanent Port
A Glob Hi Yld + 3 2 +20 10.36n .. D LgS&P500 I + 2 4 +11 8.94 .11
$ 13.6 bil 8005315142
A High Yield
+ 4 2 +33 10.32n .04 E LgValI Ins
+ 2 4 4 10.78 .14
A+ Portfolio
+ 4 0 +62 47.72n .27 D
+ 2 5 10 10.36n .12
Pioneer x
0 5
+13x41.02 E LgValIII I
PIMCO A
n .46
E
LrgCapGr
I
1
5 +18 8.09n .11
$ 47.3 bil 8004260107
Strat Inc
+ 3 0 +36 11.03n .01 D LrgGrowII I + 1 4 +25 8.38 .10
B+ All Asset x
+4 0
+25x12.27 A+ PNC
D LT 2010 I
+ 3 2 +10 11.48n .04
Funds
.01
$ 3.5 bil 8005512145
D LT 2020 In
+ 2 3 +12 11.93n .07
A AllAsstAuth x + 4 + 1
+30x10.78 A TotRtrnAdvI b + 3 + 2 +26 10.62n .. D LT 2020 J
+ 2 3 +11 11.88n .07
+.01
D LT 2030 I
+ 2 3 +14 11.82n .07
Price Advisor
E Commod RR x 0 6 1x 8.49 .01
$ 14.3 bil 8006385660
D LT 2030 J
+ 2 3 +11 11.79n .08
A+ Diverse Inc + 3 + 1 +34 11.54 .01 D Blu Chp Gr
+ 1 5 +26 38.50n .46 D LT 2040 I
+ 2 4 +13 11.98 .09
A Emrg Mkt Bd + 3 + 2 +34 11.20 +.01 D Equity Inc
+ 2 4 +12 11.48 .09
+ 1 5 +9 23.76n .24 E LT 2050 I
A ForBdUnhed + 5 + 4 +33 11.00 .01 D Growth Stk
0 5 +26 31.90n .39 B MidCpBlndA + 8 2 +40 14.31 .16
A FrgnBdHedg + 2 + 2 +23 10.53 +.01 B Intl Bond
+ 5 5 +30 11.16n .14
+ 4 + 3 +26 10.27n .03 D+ MidGrIII I
A GNMA
+ 4 + 3 +31 11.77 .. A Mid Cap Gr + 3 5 +43 59.42n .71 C+ MidValI I
+ 2 5 +25 13.36 .13
A High Yield
+ 3 0 +27 9.31 .. B+ Mid Cap Val + 2 4 +28 24.19n .22 A+ PrefSecs I
+ 6 + 2 +24 10.17 .01
B Low Dur
+ 2 + 1 +22 10.48 .01 D Retire 2030 + 1 4 +21 17.42n .14 B RealEstSecI + 8 + 1 +17 17.43 .01
B+ Real Return + 5 + 3 +28 11.73 +.03 A Sci & Tech
+ 7 4 +39 11.53n .10
+ 1 5 +56 26.93n .48 A SmGrI Inst
D Short Term + 1 0 +11 9.90 .. B SmlCapVal + 1 6 +21 36.38n .18 B SmValII I
+ 1 7 +6 9.77 .07
A Total Retrn + 3 + 2 +35 11.01 .. C ST Bond
+ 1 + 1 +17 4.87n .. D StrAConGrC + 1 3 +13 13.12n .10
PIMCO Admin
C Tax Fr Inc
+ 4 + 4 +12 9.79n .. B+ StrAFlxInA + 3 0 +24 11.50 .03
$ 40.8 bil 8009274648
D StrAsCnGrA + 2 3 +16 13.81 .10
Price Funds
E Commod RR x 0 6 0x 8.53n .01
$ 338 bil 8006385660
C StrAstBalA + 2 2 +21 12.98 .07
A+ EmrgLoclBd + 4 + 2 .. 10.87n .04 C Balanced
+ 2 2 +23 19.66n .13 D+ StrAstBalC + 2 2 +18 12.83n .07
A GlblBdUnHg + 5 + 3 +29 10.08n .. D BlueChip Gr + 1 5 +27 38.58n .45 E StrAStrGrA + 1 4 +13 15.09 .13
A High Yield
+ 3 0 +27 9.31 .. B CapApprc
+ 3 2 +29 20.90n .16
Prudential A
B Low Dration + 2 + 1 +23 10.48n .01 D Dividend Gr + 3 3 +19 23.50n .25
$ 20.3 bil 8002251852
B+ Real Return + 5 + 3 +29 11.73n +.03 A EmergMktBd + 3 + 1 +35 13.33n .01 D 20/20Focus + 1 5 +30 16.09 .18
D Short Term + 1 0 +11 9.90n .. E EmMktsInstl 4 6 +52 31.01n +.07 D Blend
+ 2 4 +22 17.61 .18
A Total Retrn + 3 + 2 +36 11.01n .. E EmrgEur&Med 5 9 +9 22.26n +.01 B+ Govt Inc
+ 3 + 3 +26 9.77 +.01
PIMCO B
+ 3 2 +29 18.56 .23
E EmrgMktStk 4 6 +53 33.97n +.08 C Growth
$ 983 mil 8004260107
+13 + 5 +63 26.33 .17
D Equity Inc
+ 1 5 +10 23.81n .24 A+ Health Sci
A Total Retrn + 2 + 1 +32 11.01n .. D Equity Index + 2 4 +13 34.30n .41 A+ HighYield
+ 3 0 +31 5.52 ..
PIMCO C
E Euro Stk
+ 4 5 +18 15.61n .17 B Mid Cap Gr + 5 3 +45 28.83 .37
$ 22.0 bil 8004260107
+ 5 + 4 +11 14.53 +.01
E Global Stock 3 7 +5 17.55n .12 C Natl Muni
B All Asset x
+4 0
+22x12.14 A+ Global Tech + 4 6 +75 9.79n .08 E NaturlRsrc 7 14 +50 52.90 .87
n .01
B+ GNMA
+ 3 + 2 +27 10.06n .. B+ Sh Tm Corp + 2 + 2 +25 11.56 +.01
B+ AllAsstAuth x + 4 + 1
+27x10.68 D Growth & Inc + 2 4 +16 20.45n .24 B Small Co
+ 5 5 +31 21.24 .19
n ..
+ 4 + 2 +35 14.18 ..
D Growth Stk
0 5 +26 32.19n .39 A TotRetBd
E Commod RR x 0 7 3x 8.32 .01 D GrowthStk R
+ 6 2 +8x 10.71 .05
0 5 +24 31.51n .38 E Utility x
A High Yield
+ 3 1 +23 9.31 .. A+ Health Sci
+15 + 1 +69 34.69n .32 E Value
+ 2 6 +5 14.97 .14
B Low Dur
+ 2 + 1 +20 10.48n .01 A+ Hi Yld Adv
+ 3 1 +30 6.78n ..
Prudential Z&I
B Real Return + 5 + 3 +26 11.73n +.03 A+ High Yld
+ 3 1 +31 6.79n .01
$ 6.8 bil 8002251852
A Total Retrn + 2 + 1 +32 11.01n .. A+ High Yld Ins + 3 1 +31 9.83n .01 D 20/20FocusZ + 1 5 +33 16.66n .18
PIMCO D
A InstFltRt
+ 2 1 .. 10.26n .. C Growth Z
+ 3 2 +30 19.29n .23
$ 28.0 bil 8004260107
D InstUSRsch + 2 4 .. 8.65n .10 A+ High Yld Z
+ 3 0 +32 5.53 ..
B+ All Asset x
+4 0
+25x12.29 B Intl Bond
+ 4 + 3 +27 10.28n .03 B Mid Cap GrZ + 6 3 +47 29.92n .37
n .01
E Intl Gr&Inc + 2 4 +6 13.61n .10 B Small Co Z
+ 5 4 +32 22.21n .20
E Commod RR x 0 7 1x 8.51 .02 E Intl Stock
0 3 +17 14.21n .04
Putnam A
A Emrg Mkt Bd + 3 + 2 +34 11.20n +.01 D IntlDiscov
$ 42.3 bil 8002251581
+ 1 2 +23 44.20n .19
+35x9.72
A ForBondUnhg + 5 + 4 +33 11.00 .01 E Latin Amer 10 9
+111 51.30 A AmerGovtInc x + 4 + 3
..
A FrgnBdHedg + 2 + 2 +23 10.53n +.01 n .39
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A12
36 Mos
Performance
Rating Fund
D Asset All Gr + 1 4 +14 12.45 .09

C Asst All Bal x + 2 3
+16x11.06
.07
C CA Tax Ex
+ 4 5 +8 7.62 ..
A+ Capital Opps + 4 6 +29 12.15 .09
B Convt Sec
+ 2 3 +30 20.55 .15
B+ Diversifd Inc x + 3 1
+12x8.04
+.01
C Equity Inc
.. .. no quote
A GlbHlthCre + 9 + 3 +20 48.98 .55
E Glob Eqty
.. .. no quote
D Gr & Inc x
0 6 6x 13.47 .17
E GrgPtmBal x + 3 2
10x12.17
.08
A+ Hi Yld Adv x + 3 0
+31x5.96
..
+29x7.73
..
A+ Income x
+ 5 +2
+30x6.91
..
E Intl Equity
1 4 7 19.91 .06
E IntlCapOpps 3 6 +22 34.59 .15
D Investors
+ 2 5 +2 12.96 .16
D MltCpGrw
+ 1 5 +20 51.23 .74
C NY Tax Ex
+ 4 + 4 +12 8.39 ..
C Tax Ex Inc
+ 4+ 16 +11 8.40 .01
D+ Tx Fr Hgh Yld + 4 + 5 +4 11.47 +.01
A US Govt Inc x + 4 + 3
+36x14.34
..
A+ Voyager
6 10 +44 22.30 .38
Putnam C
$ 2.6 bil 8002251581
B Dvrsfd Inc x + 3 1 +7x 7.93n +.01
A Voyager
6 10 +39 20.71n .35
Putnam M
$ 1.2 bil 8002251581
A+ Income x
+ 5 +2
+28x6.78
..
Putnam Y
$ 3.3 bil 8002251581
B AstAlloCns x + 3 0
+18x9.35n
.02
A+ Voyager
6 10 +46 23.25n .39
Rainier Funds
$ 4.9 bil 8002486314
E Lg Equity
0 7 +10 24.85n .33
E Lg Equity I
0 7 +11 25.08n .34
E Sm/Mid Eq + 4 5 +14 33.95n .40
E Sm/Mid Eq I + 4 5 +16 34.83n .40
RBC Funds
$ 967 mil 8004633863
AcCpCtyInvI + 3 + 2 .. 9.74n .01
Reynolds Funds
$ 277 mil 8007739665
A+ Blue Chip
+ 1 6 +94 55.44n .61
Ridgeworth
$ 15.1 bil 8779847321
A+ Hi Inc I
+ 5 0 +41 7.21n ..
A Hi Yield I
+ 4 0 +25 9.93n ..
B InGrTxEx I
+ 4 + 4 +20 12.02n +.01
B+ Intmd Bd I
+ 3 + 3 +27 10.60 +.01
A InvGrdBd I
+ 4 + 3 +30 11.30n +.02
C LgValEq I x + 1 5
+17x12.87
n .12
A+ MidValEq I x + 2 6
+39x12.05
n .10
A+ SmValEq I x + 4 3
+23x14.20
n .10
A TotRetBondI + 4 + 3 +30 10.64n +.01
D+ US UlShBd I + 1 0 +15 10.10n ..
RiverNorth Funds
$ 535 mil 8006460148
A RvrnrtCrOpp + 3 2 .. 12.50 .06
Robeco Funds
$ 448 mil 2129089500
A+ BosLngShIns + 2 0 +82 20.25n .01
Royce Funds
$ 29.0 bil 8002214268
A 100 Svc
+ 1 7 +45 9.86n .09
A GlbValSvc
0 5 .. 14.53 .13
A+ HeritageSev + 1 7 +35 15.13n .09
A+ LowPrStkSev 1 8 +43 18.10n .18
A MicroCap I 1 8 +36 17.47n .05
A Opport I
1 8 +22 11.91n .09
B PA Mutl Inv + 3 6 +27 11.99n .10
B PAMutlCnst + 2 6 +21 10.87n .09
A PremierInv + 5 5 +49 21.36n .21
A SpecialEq I
0 6 +40 20.84n .16
C TotlRet I x
+ 2 5
+22x13.38
n .08
B Value Svc
+ 2 8 +44 12.92n .15
D ValuePlsSer
0 7 +16 13.38n .17
RS Funds
$ 9.2 bil 8007663863
D EmergeMktsA 7 8 +66 24.87 +.05
E Glb Nat Res 1 9 +29 37.37 .34
A InvQual VIP + 3 + 3 +25 12.74n ..
D LrgCpAlpha 2 6 +38 41.47 .56
B Partners A + 1 6 +16 33.36 .29
A SmCapGrA + 9 1 +42 45.60 .38
A+ TechnologyA + 1 7 +63 19.88 .23
E Value
2 7 +16 25.41 .26
RUSSELL FUNDS I
$ 4.5 bil 8007877354
E IntlDvlMkt 1 5 4 31.42n .22
A InvstGrBd x + 3 + 3
+28x22.13
n ..
A StratBd x
+ 4 +2
+27x10.87
n ..
E USCoreEqty
0 6 +7 27.92n .35
Russell Funds S
$ 15.0 bil 8007877354
D EmergMkts 3 6 +57 20.18n +.03
E Glb Eqty
0 5 .. 8.91 .08
E GlbRlEstSec + 2 1 +6 36.60n .01
IntlDvlMkt 1 5 .. 31.39 .21
A InvstGrBd x + 3 + 2 ..x22.11n ..
C+ ShDuratnBd x + 1 + 1
+18x19.34
..
36 Mos Fund
Performance
Rating
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
Strat Bd x
+ 4 + 2 ..x 11.00 ..
USCoreEqty
0 6 .. 27.91 .35
USQuanEqty + 5 3 .. 30.11 .35
USSmallMid + 2 6 .. 23.37 .19
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.5 bil 8007877354
D Bal Strat
+ 2 2 +15 10.59 .05
E Gr Strat
+ 1 4 +10 10.04 .06
Russell Lifepoints A
$ 2.7 bil 8007877354
D Bal Strat
+ 2 2 +16 10.56 .05
D Gr Strat
+ 1 4 +11 10.00 .06
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 3.2 bil 8007877354
D Bal Strat
+ 1 3 +13 10.46 .05
E Gr Strat
+ 1 4 +8 9.86 .06
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.5 bil 8007877354
D Bal Strat
+ 2 2 +17 10.65 .05
Rydex Investor
$ 2.0 bil 8008200888
B Ndq
0 5 +47 14.45n .25
Rydex/Sgi A
$ 2.1 bil 8008200888
A MidCapVal A + 1 8 +26 32.69 .19
Rydex/Sgi C
$ 311 mil 8008200888
A MidCapVal C + 1 8 +17 28.59n .17
Rydex/Sgi H
$ 1.4 bil 8008200888
E MgdFutStr 1 3 .. 25.53n .08
STU
Schwab Funds
$ 36.2 bil 8004354000
D 1000Idx Inv + 2 4 +15 37.90n .43
D Core Equity + 3 5 +14 17.34n .22
D Div Eq Sel
+ 3 3 +13 13.23n .14
B FdUSLgInst + 2 5 .. 9.81 .11
A+ FmdUS Sm I + 2 6 .. 10.91 .08
A Health Care +12 + 4 +37 17.77n .18
E Intl Idx Sel + 1 5 +5 17.37n .16
E MktTrck All Eq + 2 5 +13 12.09n .12
D MTGrwth
+ 2 3 +15 17.25n .14
A PremIncIns + 3 + 2 .. 10.43n +.01
D S&P500 Slct + 2 4 +14 19.92n .23
A Sm Cap Select + 3 5 +27 21.83n .18
C Tot Bd Mkt + 3 + 3 +11 9.37n +.01
D TotStkIdxSel + 2 4 +18 23.26n .26
Scout Funds
$ 9.6 bil 8009962862
E Intl x
1 5
+29x32.09
n .48
A+ Mid Cap x
+ 7 1 ..x 14.30 .15
SEI Portfolios
$ 19.8 bil 8003425734
A CoreFxdInst A + 4 + 2 +28 11.02n ..
E Emrg Mkt A 5 6 +37 11.60n +.04
A GNMA A
+ 4 + 4 +34 10.97n ..
A+ High Yld Bond + 4 0 +23 7.48n ..
E Intl Equity A
0 4 17 8.79n ..
A+ IntlEmrgMkt A + 5 + 2 +41 11.43n .01
B Intmd Muni A + 4 + 3 +17 11.20n ..
E Larg Cp Val A + 2 5 2 16.47n .18
D Lge Cp Gr A + 2 5 +22 22.03n .28
E S&P 500 Idx E + 1 4 +11 34.92n .42
C Sh Dur Govt A + 1 + 1 +19 10.69n ..
C Sm Cp Val A + 1 6 +12 17.57n .10
E TxMgdLgCp A + 1 5 +11 12.26n .16
Selected Funds
$ 7.8 bil 8002431575
E American D 1 6 +11 40.87n .38
E American S 1 6 +10 40.84 .37
Sentinel Group
$ 5.1 bil 8002823863
D CmmnStk A x + 2 4
+22x31.97
.35
B+ Govt Sec A x + 3 + 2
+27x10.64
.01
C ShMatGv A x + 2 + 2
+17x9.28
..
A Small Co A + 8 2 +35 8.39 .04
Sequoia Fund
$ 4.1 bil 8006866884
C+ Sequoia
+ 8 4 +23 139.51n
1.62
Sit Funds
$ 2.5 bil 8003325580
B US Govt
+ 2 + 1 +25 11.38n ..
A SkylnSpEq
0 7 +13 22.42n .18
E SoundShore x 1 6 +9x31.46n .47
SSGA Funds
$ 5.5 bil 8006477327
E Emerg Mkts 2 6 +48 22.09 +.03
E Emerg Mkts 3 6 +47 22.00n +.03
E Intl Stk Sel + 1 5 2 10.15n .08
D S&P 500 Idx x + 2 4
+13x20.83
n .25
Stadion
$ 1.4 bil 8002227636
D StadnMgdA 4 6 .. 9.92 ..
State Frm Asc
$ 5.7 bil 3097662029
D Balanced
+ 2 1 +23 55.24n .21
E Growth
+ 1 4 +19 53.66n .43
D Muni Bond + 3 + 2 +11 8.68n ..
Sterling Capital
$ 1.7 bil 7043728670
A MdCpValInst + 4 6 +28 13.96n .15
A TotRetBdIns + 3 + 2 +32 11.02n ..
Stone Harbor Investm
$ 487 mil
A HighYldBdI x + 4 0 ..x 9.82n ..
Stratton Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8006345726
D Sm Cap Yield + 4 4 +20 51.78n .38
SunAmerica
$ 2.3 bil 8008588850

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
A StratBond A + 3 + 1 +25 3.47 ..

Target Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8004428748
A+ Intmd Bond + 3 + 3 +37 10.48n ..
B SmallCapVal + 3 5 +29 21.30n .13
A Tot Ret Bd
+ 3 + 2 +34 10.93n +.02
TCM Funds
$ 603 mil 8005363230
E TCMSmGr
+ 2 6 +16 29.39n .34
TCW Funds
$ 10.4 bil 8003863829
E Div Foc
+ 2 5 +6 10.77n .13
A+ EmMktsInc I x + 5 + 2
+55x8.82n
.01
A+ Sm Cp Gr I
+ 2 8 +69 29.88n .09
A+ Sm Cp Gr N + 2 8 +66 28.72n .09
A+ TotRetBd I x + 3 + 2
+37x9.95n
+.01
A+ TotRetBd N x + 3 + 2
+36x10.29
n +.01
Templeton Instl
$ 8.5 bil 8003218563
E Emerg Mkt 3 5 +32 16.24n +.10
E Foreign Eqty + 1 5 +17 20.32n .04
TFS Capital
$ 1.7 bil 8888374446
B MktNeutrl
+ 4 2 +45 15.30n .04
Third Avenue
$ 9.6 bil 8008808442
E Intl Val I
0 6 +3 16.96n .14
E RlEstVal I
+ 2 1 +2 23.63n .03
E SmlCapVal I + 3 5 +6 21.45n .08
E Value Inst
3 7 +2 50.03n +.09
Thompson Plm
$ 652 mil 8009990887
A+ Bond
+ 4 + 2 +38 11.71n +.01
Thornburg A
$ 14.9 bil 8008470200
B Income Bldr + 2 3 +29 19.10 .16
E Intl Value x + 1 4
+31x28.29
.27
B Ltd Mun Nat + 3 + 3 +17 14.24 ..
A Ltd Trm Inc + 4 + 3 +26 13.43 +.01
D Value
+ 1 8 +19 34.33 .41
Thornburg C
$ 6.3 bil 8008470200
C Income Bldr + 1 3 +26 19.10n .16
+27x26.62
n .21
A Ltd Trm Inc + 4 + 3 +25 13.41n +.01
Thornburg I
$ 17.1 bil 8008470200
+33x28.91
n .29
A Ltd Trm Inc + 4 + 3 +27 13.43n +.01
B Ltd Trm Mun + 3 + 3 +18 14.25n +.01
D Value
+ 2 8 +20 34.98n .42
Thrivent Funds A
$ 6.2 bil 8008474836
A Core Bond x + 3 + 2
+21x10.14
..
+28x4.83
..
E Lrg Cap Stk
0 6 +4 22.13 .27
A Mid Cap Gr + 1 3 +45 18.42 .23
B Mid Cap Stk + 2 8 +20 15.25 .17
C+ Muni Bond x + 4 + 4
+14x11.11
..
E ThWhite Intl 0 5 +17 17.17n .11
TIAACREF Instl Reti
$ 14.4 bil 8002231200
D Growth&Inc x + 3 4
+31x9.44n
.13
E IntlEqtyIdx
0 4 +4 16.84n .13
E IntlEquity
3 4 +6 9.88n .05
D+ LfCycl 2010 + 3 1 +19 11.31 .05
D LfCycl 2015 + 2 1 +18 11.31n .06
D LfCycl 2020 + 2 2 +16 11.20 .06
D LfCycl 2025 + 2 3 +14 11.04n .08
D LfCycl 2030 + 2 3 +12 10.88n .08
D LfCycl 2035 + 2 4 +12 10.92 .09
D LfCycl 2040 + 2 4 +15 11.12 .09
C+ MidCapGrow + 5 4 +36 19.94n .26
D MidCapValu + 4 4 +23 17.62n .13
B+ SmlCapEqty + 4 5 +15 14.79n .11
TIAACREF Instl Fun
$ 20.2 bil 8008422776
B+ Bond
+ 3 + 3 +25 10.59n ..
Bond Index + 3 + 3 .. 10.52 +.01
A Bond Plus
+ 4 + 3 +22 10.35 ..
E EnIntEqIdI
+ 1 3 .. 7.23n .07
D+ EnLgGrIdxI + 3 4 .. 9.51n .12
E EnLgVlIdxI + 3 5 .. 8.27n .09
D Equity Idx
+ 2 5 +16 9.74n .11
+32x9.34n
.13
+28x11.32
.15
A+ HiYldInstl
+ 3 0 +32 9.85 ..
B InflLnkBond x + 4 + 2
+28x11.38
n .21
E IntlEqtyIdx + 1 4 +5 16.57n .13
E IntlEquity
3 4 +7 9.60n .04
D LargeCpVal
0 6 +7 13.10n .14
D LgCpGrowIdx + 2 4 +27 12.96n .18
E LgCpValIdx + 2 5 +2 12.37n .12
E LrgCpGrowth + 1 6 +26 10.45 .11
D MgdAlloc x + 2 2
+17x10.02
.09
D+ MidCapValu + 4 4 +24 17.72n .13
D S&P500 Idx + 2 4 +12 14.35n .17

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
B+ SmlCapEqty + 4 5 +16 14.99n .12

Tocqueville
$ 5.1 bil 8006973863
A Delafield
+ 1 6 +48 29.76n .22
A+ Gold
9 9
+122 78.83
n 1.75
D Tocqueville
0 5 +14 22.65n .25
Touchstone
$ 4.6 bil 8005430407
D MidCapGrA + 3 6 +28 23.70 .28
A SandCpInsGr r + 2 3 +47 14.31 .19
A SandSelGrZ + 1 3 +44 10.16n .14
A SandsSelGrY + 2 3 +46 10.34n .13
Transamerica A
$ 5.0 bil 8882334339
A+ AegHiYlBd x + 4 0
+33x9.19
..
C AstAlCnsrv x + 2 1
+20x11.40
.04
E AstAllocGr + 1 4 +11 12.10 .10
D+ AstAlMod
+ 2 2 +18 11.89 .06
D AstAlModGr + 1 3 +15 12.03 .08
Transamerica C
$ 4.4 bil 8882334339
D+ AstAlCnsrv x + 2 1
+17x11.34
n .04
D AstAllModGr + 1 3 +13 11.97n .08
E AstAllocGr + 1 4 +7 11.82 .10
D AstAlMod
+ 2 2 +16 11.83n .06
Transamerica Partner
$ 4.0 bil 8007555801
A+ HiYldBd x
+4 0
+27x8.74
+.01
D StkIndex x + 2 5
+13x8.47n
.11
Turner Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8002246312
C Mid Cap Gr + 4 6 +37 36.49n .56
A Small Cap Gr + 6 5 +38 35.89n .36
Tweedy Browne
$ 5.9 bil 8004324789
D+ GlblVal
+ 1 1 +15 23.99n .02
UBS Investment Fds
$ 2.8 bil 8007947753
D GlobAlloc A
0 3 +4 9.96 .03
US Glob Inv
$ 3.0 bil 8008738637
A GlbGoldMtl 18 15 +48 16.13 .33
E GlobRes
7 13 +10 11.09 .17
B+ WrldMineral 19 16 +29 17.98 .34
USAA Group
$ 41.2 bil 8005318722
E Aggress Grth + 1 5 +16 33.36n .50
C+ BalancStrat + 4 1 +15 13.82 .07
D CA Bond
+ 5 + 7 +5 9.87n ..
E Capital Gr
0 5 0 6.72n .06
D CornerstStr + 2 2 +16 23.17n .10
E Emerging Mkt 6 7 +52 20.41n +.03
A FrstStrtGr
+ 4 3 +26 11.01n .06
B+ GNMA Trust + 3 + 2 +27 10.31n ..
E Growth
0 4 +10 14.73n .22
E Growth & Inc + 1 4 +9 15.15n .18
A+ Hi Yld Opps x + 5 0
+32x8.61n
..
A Income x
+ 4 +3
+29x13.05
n +.02
E IncomeStk + 4 4 2 12.42n .15
E International + 2 2 +21 24.83n .16
A+ Intm Trm Bd + 5 + 2 +31 10.60n +.02
A+ Prcs Metals 13 8
+116 37.49
n .76
D S&P 500
.. .. no quote
D S&P500Rwd
.. .. no quote
B Sh Term Bond + 2 + 1 +20 9.21n ..
B SmlCapStk + 3 4 +20 14.06n .10
TarRet2030 + 2 2 .. 11.64n .06
TarRet2040 + 1 3 .. 11.17 .08
B Tax Ex Intmd + 5 + 4 +15 12.94n ..
C Tax Ex LT
+ 5 + 5 +8 12.72n +.01
C Tx Ex Sh Trm + 2 + 2 +13 10.73n +.01
C VA Bond
+ 5 + 5 +10 10.91n ..
C Value
+ 4 4 +16 13.92n .14
D World Gr
+ 3 1 +26 19.28n .20
52-Wk
High Stock Name
74 62 D+
28 28 D+
61 30 D
19.00 Chase
16.00 MidsthBcp
42.50 Tompkns
CCF
MSL
TMP
15.97 +0.57
13.72 +0.32
38.93 +0.29
39.51
35.05
28.90
31.38
43.49
18.42
49.68
40.64
26.30
16.24
20.22
61.39
SGA
CTO
AUMN
GORO
ANV
LBY
NHC
BKR
GHM
PDC
WAC
GTU
37.00
28.12
19.68
24.81
33.30
14.73
47.85
21.55
18.20
13.48
19.11
56.67
10 Most Active Stocks

EPS Rel Acc
Rnk Str Dis Stock Name
2
35
2
36
26
48
9
33
8
3
99 B
86 D
97 D
56 B
98 B
4E
96 B
96 B
3D
83 D
MdwGld gn
UrEnergy
Neoprobe
VistaGld
Hyperdyn
GoldStr
ParamG n
Uranerz
TrnsatlPt
AlldNevG n
10 Most % Up
0.80
0.48
0.54
1.47
1.27
0.33
1.72
0.45
0.38
0.43
0.84
1.28
372
125
1,318
3,290
5,593
361
94
56
113
1,321
595
117
+999
+999
+999
+694
+360
+339
+295
+127
+80
+76
+68
+20
(Stocks Over $12)
Closing Net Vol Vol%

Price Up (100s) Chg
2.05
1.62
3.70
2.77
4.32
2.25
3.50
3.04
1.80
33.30
12.00
13.54
15.97
17.05
13.72
28.24
13.09
17.77
19.30
12.06
+0.12
+0.06
...
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.05
0.06
0.07
1.27
7.10
10.77
9.21
7.17
20.37
5.01
15.10
6.55
15.27
5.59
+772
+999
+488
+999
+673
+59
+752
+931
+589
+360
Closing
Vol%
Symbol Price Chg Chg
36
30
74
53
28
36
60
..
81
..
29 OrchidPap
42 CompxIntA
62 Chase
35 Eastern
28 MidsthBcp
99 VirnetX n
70 CPIAero
39 BlkVAMuBd
24 NthnOG n
30 InvVkMaVlMT
E
P R Grp Acc 52-Wk
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
85 90 D+ C 19.4 LaBarge Inc

59 42 D C 18.4 Libbey
AB
3 83 D+ D 43.5 AlldNevG n
79 78 A D+ 90.6 BritAmTob
ANV 33.30 1.27 +360

BTI 85.04 .55 40
CDE
15.7 CPIAero
24.5 ChenierE n
65.0 Contango
12.9 Gas Natural
31.4 Gold Resrc
28.9 GoldenMin
36.7 Gormanrupp
26.3 Graham
19.2 HoustnEn n
CVU
CQP
MCF
EGAS
GORO
AUMN
GRC
GHM
HUSA
13.09 +.26 48
17.56 +.12 62
56.00 +.12 +60
11.60 +.11 48
24.81 1.47 +694
19.68 .54 +999
33.34 .23 +37k
18.20 .38 +80
15.93 +.19 +78
IJKL
81 49 C C 55.6 ImprlOil
26 4 B E 34.7 LGLGroup
556 +999
62 +319
35 +110
Closing Net Vol Vol% EPS Rel Acc

Price Up (100s) Chg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name
E
P R Grp Acc 52-Wk
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
60 70 B C
18 31 A D+
79 57 C+ D
44 52 C D
40 83 D+ C
4 89 D+ B
93 90 B D+
90 28 B D+
38 83 D B
Closing
Price
IMO 43.89
LGL 9.51
+0.50 4,2
+0.53 9,8
+0.57 556,4
+0.40 12,0
+0.32 61,6
+0.65 1,243,6
+0.26 10,0
+0.33 2,8
+0.30 2,411,1
+0.16 3,9
48
+513
+999
+362
+319
12
48
10
11
11
Closing
Vol%
Symbol Price Chg Chg
LB 19.25
LBY 14.73
+.01 19
.33 +339
MNO
15 58 D+ D
5 31 C+ C
82 70 D+ C+
93 78 B D
97 81 D+ D
2 17 D D
81 24 C+ D+
20 12 D+ E
.. 28 C D
14.8 MAGSlv gn
18.5 MexcoEn
17.4 Minefnd
N H Ntl Hlthcr
12.0 NewGold
21.8 NoDynMnrl
34.0 NthnOG n
16.9 NovaGold
29.4 NuvnDivCom
MVG
MXC
MFN
NHC
NGD
NAK
NOG
NG
CFD
9.79 .38 70
8.20 +.17 58k
12.11 .31 75
47.85 1.72 +295
9.71 .27 47
9.41 .30 29
19.30 +.30 11
8.62 .39 49
24.75 .35 35
PQR
4 96 A+ C 13.2 PernixTh
PTX 8.67 .30 +999
67 96 A C 16.2 PnrDrlng
PDC 13.48 .43 +76
7 96 D B 17.9 Rare Element REE 10.67 +.17 42
ST
.68 37 11 15 D+ D+ 36.2 SeabrGld

.29 55 36 99 C+ B+ 30.5 VirnetX n
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
Vol
Vol% 70 C+ 21.1 AcadiaRlty
Change (1000s) Change 55 D 29.3 ACapAgy
EPS Rel Acc

Rnk Str Dis
SagaComm
ConsTomoka
GoldenMin o
Gold Resrc o
AlldNevG n o
Libbey
Ntl Hlthcr
BakerMichl
Graham
PnrDrlng o
WalterInv o
CentGold
+ 1 4 +8 55.62n .64
+ 3 1 +24 21.87n .14
+ 5 + 4 +15 11.02n +.01
+ 5 + 5 +10 11.03n +.01
0 6 +29 76.52n .92
3 6 .. 38.76n +.05
+ 4 11 +36 125.51n
1.97
D Equity Inc
E Euro Stk Idx r
B+ Explorer
B Extnd Mkt Idx
C+ FL LngTxEx
A GNMA
E Growth & Inc
D Growth Idx
A HiYld Corp r
C+ HiYldTxEx
A Hlth Care r
B InflProSecs
B+ Int Treas
E Intl Growth r
B Intmd Tax Ex
A IntmdInvGrd
D LargeCapIdx
A+ LgInvGdAdmr
C+ LT Tax Ex
A LT Treas
C LtdTrm TxEx
C+ Mid Cap Idx
+5
+3
+5
+4
+5
+4
+2
+1
+4
+5
+13
+6
+5
1
+4
+4
+2
+5
+5
+5
+2
+4
2 +14 44.61n .46

5 +6 62.81n .86
4 +23 71.44n .78
5 +32 42.75n .35
+ 5 +15 11.39n +.01
+ 3 +29 10.99n ..
4 +3 43.93n .59
4 +28 31.84n .39
0 +24 5.75n +.01
+ 5 +12 10.36n +.01
+ 5 +31 57.83n .51
+ 4 +29 26.88n +.08
+ 5 +32 11.72n +.04
5 +19 61.17n .36
+ 4 +17 13.61n +.01
+ 3 +30 10.07n +.02
4 +17 29.40n .34
+ 4 +33 9.58n .02
+ 4 +14 10.96n +.01
+ 6 +32 11.43n .02
+ 1 +15 11.09n ..
4 +28 95.98n1.04
D Morgan Gr
+ 2 4 +21 56.90n .78
C NJ LngTxEx + 4 + 4 +13 11.50n ..
C+ NY LngTxEx + 4 + 4 +14 11.08n +.01
C+ PA LngTxEx + 4 + 4 +14 11.01n ..
E Pac Stk Idx r 5 3 3 67.32n +.21
D+ Primecap r + 1 4 +28 69.09n .76
D+ REIT Idx r
+ 7 + 1 +16 82.96n +.01
D Sh Tm TxEx + 1 + 1 +11 15.91n ..
C+ Sh Trm Fed + 2 + 1 +21 10.88n ..
B ShrtInvAdmr + 2 + 1 +19 10.79n ..
C+ ShTrmBdIdx + 2 + 2 +22 10.67n +.01
B+ Small Idx
+ 4 5 +31 36.02n .30
D+ ST Treas
+ 1 + 1 +19 10.80n ..
B+ Tot Bd Idx
+ 3 + 3 +28 10.80n +.01
D TotStk MktIdx + 2 4 +18 31.99n .35
D TxMgd G&I r + 2 4 +13 57.05n .68
D TxMgdCap r + 2 4 +17 63.95n .73
E TxMgIntAd r
0 4 +6 11.58n .10
B+ TxMgSCAd r + 3 4 +26 28.11n .19
D US Growth
+ 2 5 +18 48.01n .66
E Value Idx
+ 3 5 +5 21.10n .23
A Wellesley Inc + 5 + 2 +30 54.50n .18
C Wellington + 3 2 +26 54.80n .35
D Windsor
0 6 +2 45.69n .50
D Windsor II
+ 3 4 +5 46.93n .52
Vanguard Index
$ 241 bil 8006627447
D 500
+ 2 4 +13 116.80n
1.39
C+ Balanced
E DevMkId r
DevMkIdIsPl r
.82
D EmgMkSt r
EmgMkStIsPl r
E Euro Stk Idx r
B Extnd Mkt
E FTSEWlIdInv r
D Growth
D HighDivYldI
A Int Bd
A Int Bd Adm
A Int Bd Inst
A LT Bd
A LT Bd Inst
MdCpIdxIsPl
+ 3 1 +24 21.86n .14

0 4 +4 10.07n .08
0 4 .. 104.16n
3
3
+3
+4
1
+1
+4
+5
+5
+5
+5
+5
+4
6 +64 29.48n +.04

6 .. 98.12n +.12
5 +6 26.94n .37
5 +31 42.70n .35
5 .. 18.57n .11
4 +28 31.84n .39
2 .. 17.22n .17
+ 5 +34 11.55n +.04
+ 5 +34 11.55n +.04
+ 5 +32 11.55n +.04
+ 5 +35 12.39n .03
+ 5 +32 12.39n .03
4 .. 104.58n
+4
+3
+5
5
+7
+1
+6
+4
+4
4 +27 21.13n .23

5 .. 21.56n .21
4 .. 25.61n .30
3 3 10.36n +.03
+ 1 +14 19.44n ..
6 +18 16.23n .12
5 +43 23.14n .21
5 +31 35.97n .30
5 .. 103.99n
+2
+3
+2
1
+ 2 +21 10.67n +.01

+ 3 +27 10.80n +.01
4 +17 31.98n .36
5 +14 15.60n .10
1.13
SA 26.87
VHC 28.24
.54 35
+.65 12
21
55
60
59
76
57
57
63
14
43
67
93
80
54
83
27
73
45
88
99
19
72
31
76
11
29
34
15
71
77
32
59
14
18
37
39
75
62
27
68
62
58
28
49
76
53
80
80
53
D
CC
C
C+
B+
B+
DC
DB+
DDC
BD
BD
CB
C+
B
D+
BCABE
CB+
D+
D+
CD+
D
DC
D+
D
BCD+
DE
CE
BDC-
29.3
454.0
83.1
23.3
35.9
18.8
7.5
27.7
7.5
8.3
17.0
14.3
133.8
20.9
108.3
13.1
51.1
7.5
65.8
5.5
6.3
13.9
8.2
19.4
6.8
7.6
20.2
4.4
8.1
21.5
29.1
9.1
39.9
13.5
14.4
5.9
21.1
14.9
12.6
64.3
15.6
27.0
11.0
47.0
8.8
49.7
64.9
61.9
20.1
1.38
B Index Ext Mkt + 4 5 +32 42.74n .36

D Index Gr
+ 1 4 +29 31.84n .39
D Index Plus + 2 4 +14 116.56n
1.38
B+ Index Tot Mkt + 3 + 3 +28 10.80n +.01

E Index Value + 3 5 +6 21.09n .24
B InflaProtec + 6 + 4 +29 10.95n +.03
C+ MdCpIdx
+ 4 4 +28 21.20n .23
C REIT Idx r
+ 7 + 1 +16 12.84n ..
B ShInvGrd I
+ 2 + 1 +19 10.79n ..
A Sm Cp Gr Idx + 6 5 +44 23.20n .21
B SmCapVal Idx + 2 6 +19 16.28n .12
B+ SmCpIdx
+ 4 5 +31 36.02n .30
D Tot Stk Idx + 2 4 +18 31.99n .36
D Tot Stk Idx Pls + 2 4 +18 29.05n .33
D TotStkIdx
+ 2 4 +18 29.05n .32
Vanguard Signal
$ 64.9 bil 8006627447
D 500 Index
+ 2 4 .. 96.48n1.15
C+ Bal Index
+ 3 1 .. 21.63n .14
D EmgMkSt r 3 6 .. 37.27n +.05
B ExtndMktIdx + 4 5 .. 36.72n .31
D Growth Idx + 1 4 .. 29.48n .36
A Int Bd Sig
+ 5 + 5 .. 11.55n +.04
D Large Idx
+ 2 4 .. 25.64n .30
C+ MdCpIdx
+ 4 4 .. 30.29n .33
D+ Reit Idx r
+ 7 + 1 .. 22.14n ..
B+ SmCpIdx
+ 4 5 .. 32.46n .27
C+ ST Bond Idx + 2 + 2 .. 10.67n +.01
B+ TotBdMktIdx + 3 + 3 .. 10.80n +.01
D TotStMktIdx + 2 4 .. 30.87n .35
E Val Idx
+ 3 5 .. 21.95n .24
Vanguard Funds
$ 420 bil 8008514999
E Asset Alloc + 1 4 +8 24.77n .28
C CA IntmTxEx + 5 + 4 +14 11.02n +.01
D Cap Opport r
0 6 +28 33.12n .40
A+ Cap Value
1 9 +20 10.90n .15
A Convert Secs r + 1 4 +32 13.50n .10
D Div Eq Inv
+ 2 5 +13 20.84n .25
C DivApprIdx + 4 3 +22 21.60n .22
C Dividend Gr + 4 1 +30 15.02n .13
E Energy r
+ 4 11 +36 66.83n1.05
D Equity Inc
B+ Explorer
E Global Eq
A GNMA
E Growth & Inc
E Growth Equity
A Health Care r
+5
+5
+2
+4
+2
+2
+13
20.18
28.73
22.57
377.93
76.71
22.36
34.61
18.70
7.44
25.02
4.60
7.28
16.05
12.84
127.50
18.74
102.61
11.06
48.12
6.50
63.76
3.57
5.01
13.77
6.02
17.61
5.05
5.88
16.90
3.52
6.73
19.80
25.14
8.11
31.15
10.95
12.67
5.11
19.47
13.36
9.99
60.64
13.41
24.87
9.94
41.40
8.29
45.97
62.63
58.36
18.15
A HiYld Corp r
C+ HiYldTxEx
B Inflation Prot
A IntInvGdInv
D Intl Explor r
E Intl Growth r
E Intl Value r
B Intmd Tax Ex
B+ Intmd Treas
C Life Consv Gr
D Life Growth
C+ Life Income
D Life Mod Gr
C LT Tax Ex
A LT Treas
C LtdTrm TxEx
A+ LTInvGrdInv
C+ MA Tx Exem
E Metals&Mine r
B MidCapGr A
D Morgan Gr
C+ OH LT Tax Ex
D Primecap r
B PrmcpCorInv r
B+ Select Val r
D Sh Tm TxEx
B ST Corp
C ST Federal
+ 4 0 +24 5.75n +.01

+ 5 + 5 +12 10.36n +.01
+ 6 + 4 +28 13.68n +.04
+ 4 + 3 +29 10.07n +.02
2 5 +12 16.33n .10
1 5 +18 19.22n .11
2 5 +5 31.49n .13
+ 4 + 4 +17 13.61n +.01
+ 4 + 5 +31 11.72n +.04
+ 2 1 +21 16.63n .07
+ 1 4 +16 22.37n .19
+ 2 + 1 +22 14.33n .04
+ 2 2 +20 19.95n .13
+ 5 + 4 +13 10.96n +.01
+ 5 + 6 +31 11.43n .02
+ 2 + 1 +14 11.09n ..
+ 5 + 4 +33 9.58n .02
+ 5 + 4 +16 10.23n ..
9 10 +40 24.16n .42
+ 6 3 +34 20.06n .22
+ 2 4 +20 18.34n .25
+ 4 + 4 +15 11.89n +.01
+ 1 4 +28 66.56n .73
+ 2 4 +33 14.02n .16
+ 4 4 +27 19.43n .18
+ 1 + 1 +11 15.91n ..
+ 2 + 1 +19 10.79n ..
+ 2 + 1 +20 10.88n ..
30 3.6
262 19.5
131 7.1
42 3.2
-27 2.3
256 3.8
71 3.9
80 13.9
35 13.4
9 1.9
9 ..
281 19.8
207 4.2
29 3.1
56 2.8
-22 4.3
90 1.9
-42 5.4
26 3.1
-59 ..
153 3.1
-81 ..
40 5.2
138 13.9
-41 0.7
19 4.8
36 7.1
-8 6.8
571 4.7
-15 14.8
4775 ..
46 3.0
-26 8.0
17 2.2
-11 5.3
528 9.1
63 18.9
-14 5.5
-7 2.7
-8 1.2
-25 3.2
-26 4.5
16 5.1
219 1.9
89 10.9
33 5.0
74 2.4
106 6.1
16 2.4
14 2.3
115 4.8
82
62
18
95
24
29
45
27
85
94
65
28
49
69
21
27
46
35
72
63
37
6
39
84
27
88
65
65
22
66
42
79
46
41
79
35
68
41
91
70
87
17
56
35
89
27
35
67
80
25
35
D+
B+
D
C
DDC
BC
C+
E
DD+
C+
B
B
DC
D
C
DB
CDDD
E
E
DD+
B
CC
C+
D+
D
D+
D
B+
C
A
D
C+
DCE
C
B+
B+
BB-
22.2
88.8
8.3
12.9
15.6
17.3
32.2
19.5
10.4
5.5
82.9
32.0
40.8
55.2
25.0
6.9
37.5
6.7
63.7
25.9
19.9
6.6
10.0
2.7
9.8
10.5
42.4
19.8
5.7
10.6
29.6
10.1
36.1
30.2
54.6
36.0
12.4
8.6
3.1
68.6
8.9
4.3
8.9
28.1
8.8
6.1
49.5
44.6
7.9
24.5
18.1
ExtraSpc
FederlRlty
FelCor
First Industrl
FrkStPrp
FstPotmc
GettyRlty
Gladstn
GlimchRlty
Gramercy
Gyrody Am
HatterasF n
HCP
HealthCrR
HealthRlty
Hersha Hosp
HghwdPrp
HMG
HomePptys
Hosp Prop Tr
HostHtls
IncomeOpRe
InlandRE
InnSuites
InvtRlEst
iStarFinl
Kilroy Rlty
Kimco Rlty
KiteRealty
KKRFincl
LaSalleHtl
LexRltyTr
Liberty Ppty
LTC Ppty Inc
Macerich
MackCali Rlt
MedclProp
MFA Fncl
MHIHosp
Mid Am Apt
MisWst
MPG OffTr
MRIT
NatRetPrp
Newcstle
NStarRlty
Ntl Hlth Inv
NtnwdHlth
NYMgTr
OmegaHlth
OneLibertyPr
133.96
3.71
20.48
83.81
5.21
10.74
12.33
14.96
25.49
16.95
9.25
3.02
67.47
27.52
36.55
52.27
20.47
5.43
32.43
4.37
59.29
23.79
16.14
2.80
8.73
1.65
8.49
7.42
38.04
18.08
4.57
9.67
25.25
8.99
32.37
27.00
51.49
32.17
11.35
8.04
3.02
65.48
8.62
2.71
8.39
24.28
5.55
3.83
44.28
41.55
7.93
20.39
15.70
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

% % After Asset NAV
YZ
Closing
Vol% %
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
ESS
ELC
EXR
FRT
FCH
FR
FSP
FPO
GTY
GOOD
GRT
GKK
GYRO
HTS
HCP
HCN
HR
HT
HIW
HMG
HME
HPT
HST
IOT
IRC
IHT
IRET
SFI
KRC
KIM
KRG
KFN
LHO
LXP
LRY
LTC
MAC
CLI
MPW
MFA
MDH
MAA
MSW
MPG
MNR
NNN
NCT
NRF
NHI
NHP
NYMT
OHI
OLP
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
D+ ST Treas
+ 1 + 1 +18 10.80n .. A CommonStkInv + 3 3 +38 21.35n .24
C Star
+ 2 2 +21 19.50n .12 B+ GovtSecsInv + 3 + 3 +24 11.06 ..
D Strategic Eq + 7 4 +7 19.64n .21 A+ Growth Inv + 9 3 +67 35.05n .38
+ 3 0 +25 7.44n ..
C TargRet2005 + 3 0 +25 12.10n .03 A Hi Inc Inv
+ 2 4 +22 39.75n .47
C TargRet2010 + 3 1 .. 22.93n .09 C Opport Inv
C TargRet2015 + 2 1 +24 12.71n .07 C STMuniBdInv + 2 + 1 +14 9.95n ..
D+ TargRet2020 + 2 2 .. 22.57n .14 D UltShMunAdv + 1 0 +11 4.82 ..
D TargRet2025 + 2 3 +21 12.86n .09 D UltShMunInv + 1 0 +11 4.82n ..
+19x10.81
D TargRet2030 + 2 3 .. 22.06n .17 C WlthConsAl x + 1 1
.04
D TargRet2035 + 2 4 +19 13.29n .12
D TargRet2040 + 1 4 .. 21.82n .19 D WlthGrowBal + 1 5 +11 11.23 .09
D
WlthModBal
x
+
1
2
+16x11.12
D TargRet2045 + 1 4 +20 13.70n .12
.06
B TargRetInc + 3 + 1 +27 11.58n .02
Wells Fargo Advtg A
C TxMgd Bal r + 3 0 +21 20.53n .10
$
15.1
bil
8002228222
D US Growth
+ 2 5 +18 18.54n .25
.. .. no quote
E US Value
+ 5 4 2 10.57n .11 C AssetAlloc
C Wellington + 3 2 +26 31.72n .21 B+ CoreEquity + 1 5 +32 27.23 .35
A WellslyInc + 5 + 1 +31 22.49n .07 D+ EmgMktsEq 3 5 +77 22.22 .03
A
HighYldBd
+
3 1 +26 3.12 ..
D Windsor
0 6 +1 13.54n .15
+12x18.87
D Windsor II
+ 3 4 +5 26.43n .30 D IdxAstAlloc x + 1 4
.28
Vantagepoint
A Intl Bond
+ 4 + 3 +33 11.90 .04
$ 20.6 bil 8006697400
A+ OmegaGrw + 1 7 +60 37.48 .44
B Aggr Opportun + 1 5 +25 11.43n .16
A+ PreciousMtl 12 9 +94 77.82 1.77
B+ CrBdIdxI
+ 3 + 3 +24 10.29n ..
D DivfdStrat
+ 1 1 .. 10.23n .01 A PrmLgCoGr + 3 3 +49 9.57 .11
D Equity Inc
+ 4 4 +15 8.98n .10 C SmlCapVal 5 9 +27 30.49 .35
E Growth
1 6 +7 8.67n .11 A Tot Ret Bd
+ 4 + 3 +29 13.10 ..
D Growth & Inc + 1 5 +14 9.78n .11
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad
E International + 2 3 +4 9.54n .06
$ 12.4 bil 8002228222
C LowDuraBond + 1 + 1 +17 10.10n .. C AssetAlloc
.. .. no quote
D+ MdlPtf TradGr + 2 2 +19 22.60n .14 A+ Growth
+10 3 +71 36.72n .39
D MP AllEqGr + 2 4 +14 20.14n .20 B SmCapOppor + 2 4 +35 34.95n .23
C MP CnsrvGr + 2 1 +20 24.13n .10 A Sml Growth
0 4 +39 13.82n .08
D MP LngTmGr + 2 3 +19 21.82n .17 A TotRetBd Ad + 4 + 3 +29 12.82n +.01
Victory Funds
Wells Fargo Advtg B
$ 8.5 bil 8005393863
$ 1.6 bil 8002228222
E DivrsStkA
3 7 +10 15.09 .22 D+ AssetAlloc
.. .. no quote
E DivrsStkI
3 7 .. 15.09 .21
Wells Fargo Advtg C
E DivrsStkIns 3 7 +14 10.57n .14
$ 5.1 bil 8002228222
E Spec Val A
0 6 +17 16.27 .20 D+ AssetAlloc
.. .. no quote
Virtus Funds A
A+ PreciousMtl 12 9 +87 71.14 1.62
$ 6.2 bil 8002431574
Wells Fargo Advtg In
C Balance x
+ 2 2
+18x13.63
.11
$ 19.7 bil 8002228222
A MulSecSh
+ 3 + 1 +25 4.86 .. D AdjRateGov + 1 0 +12 9.11n ..
D RlEsSec x
+ 8 +1
+19x29.89 E CapitalGrow
0 6 +17 16.40 .24
..
C DJ Tgt 2010 x + 2 0
+21x13.06
Virtus Funds C
.15
$ 983 mil 8002431574
D+ DJ Tgt 2020 x + 2 1
+20x14.11
A MulSecSh
+ 3 + 1 +25 4.91n .. n .18
D
DJ
Tgt
2030
x
+
1
3
+20x14.67
Virtus Funds I
n .20
$ 2.6 bil 8002431574
+20x16.18
C EmMktOp x + 1 0
+56x9.20n D DJ Tgt 2040 x + 1 4
.23
+.01
0 6 +17 9.94n .14
E ForOpps
+ 3 0 +20 23.07 .08 E Endv Select
B+
Govt
Secs
+
3
+
3
+26
11.05
+.01
Virtus Funds T
A+ Growth
+10 3 +72 37.64n .40
$ 476 mil 8002431574
+ 5 + 3 +35 11.90n .03
A MulSecSh
+ 3 + 1 +23 4.90n .. A Intl Bond
B
Sh
Dur
Gov
+
1
+
1
+20
10.36
..
Waddell&Rd Adv
A Sml Growth
0 4 +41 14.13n .08
$ 23.0 bil 8003665465
E Accum A
+ 1 6 +19 7.56 .09 C SmlCapVal 5 9 +28 30.98n .36
C
StratLgCpGr
0
5
+37
30.76
n
.46
D+ AssetStr A
+ 1 3 +46 9.44 .05
B Bond A x
+ 3 +3
+20x6.34 A TotRetBd In + 4 + 3 +30 12.80n +.01
D Ult Sh Inc
+ 1 0 +7 8.55n ..
+.01
+ 1 0 +12 4.82n ..
B ContlInc A x + 3 3
+33x8.43 D+ UltShMun
.05
Westcore
$ 3.0 bil 8003922673
D Core Inv A x + 4 5
+25x6.18
.07
B+ Plus Bond x + 4 + 3
+24x10.94
B Glbl Bond A x + 2 0
+26x4.03 n ..
..
A+ Select
+ 2 6 +65 21.58n .28
A+ High Inc A
+ 4 0 +28 7.13 ..
Western Asset
E Intl Gr A
+ 2 2 +29 9.81 .02
$ 10.3 bil 6268449400
B Muni Bd A x + 4 + 4
+18x7.18 A Core Bond I + 5 + 3 +27 11.77n .01
..
A CoreBdFiInt + 5 + 2 +26 11.77n .01
C+ Muni Hi Inc A + 3 + 4 +9 4.65 .. A+ CorePlus FI + 4 + 2 +30 11.00n ..
A+ New Cpt A
+ 5 4 +55 11.75 .13 A+ CorePlus I
+ 4 + 2 +32 11.00n .01
B+ Sci & Tech A + 1 9 +43 10.51 .17 A+ HiYld I
+ 5 0 +24 9.00n ..
E SelDivOppA x 1 8
+13x14.66 A IntermdBd I + 5 + 2 +30 10.93n +.01
.21
Westport
A+ Sm Cap A
+ 7 4 +45 16.52 .16
$ 1.3 bil 8885937878
E Vanguard A + 1 5 +17 8.14 .09
B+ Sel Cap I
+ 9 4 +38 27.60n .33
Wasatch
William Blair I
$ 6.7 bil 8005511700
$ 8.4 bil 8006352886
E 1SrcIncEqty
0 6 +21 13.90n .16
E EmgMktGrIns 4 4 +35 15.39n +.06
B Lg/Sht
+ 2 5 +32 12.91n .15
E InstIntlGr
2 3 +7 14.15n .02
A MicroCapVal
0 4 +28 2.69n .01 E Intl Growth 2 3 +9 21.99n .03
A+ SmallCapGr + 4 2 +36 41.12n .21
A+ Sml Mid Gr + 7 4 +40 15.74 .17
Weitz Funds
William Blair N
$ 4.0 bil 8002324161
$ 2.9 bil 8006352886
A Hickory
+ 5 3 +24 40.05n .25 E Intl Growth 2 3 +7 21.48n .03
B+ Partner Val + 3 4 +14 21.29n .18
A+ PtnrIIIOpp
+ 5 4 +35 12.21n .09
B ShrtIntmInc + 2 + 1 +25 12.57 ..
Yacktman Funds
$ 7.9 bil 8005258258
D Value
+ 3 3 2 29.23n .24
A+ Focused
+ 5 2 +64 18.49n .15
Wells Fargo Advtg
$ 18.1 bil 8002228222
A+ Yacktman
+ 5 2 +57 17.35n .14

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
0.02
0.09
-0.09
-3.79
-0.25
0.54
0.00
-0.02
0.06
-0.16
-0.03
-0.10
0.25
-0.24
-0.11
-0.05
-1.06
-0.10
0.00
0.16
0.84
0.03
-0.01
0.05
-0.07
-0.18
-0.05
-0.06
-0.18
0.00
-0.08
-0.54
-0.07
-0.08
0.00
0.31
0.04
-0.02
-0.06
-0.14
0.04
-0.25
-0.14
0.00
0.11
0.04
0.04
-0.09
0.15
-0.10
0.15
2 +14 21.28n .22

4 +22 76.71n .84
4 +6 18.20n .12
+ 3 +29 10.99n ..
4 +2 26.90n .35
3 +13 11.05n .15
+ 5 +30 137.02n
1.21
Closing
Vol% % 82 C- 138.3 EssexPpty
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld 20 B
8.5 EstnLtCap
AKR
AGNC
Agree Realty ADC
Alexanders ALX
AlexREEqt
ARE
AmerAssts AAT
AmerCamp ACC
AnnalyCap NLY
Anworth
ANH
ApartntInv AIV
ArborRT
ABR
ArmourReit ARR
AsdEstRlty AEC
AshfordH
AHT
AvalonBay AVB
BioMdRlty BMR
BostonPpts BXP
BrandwnRty BDN
BRE Pprts
BRE
BRT RealtyTr BRT
Camden Pty CPT
Capital Trust CT
CapLse
LSE
CapstdMtg CMO
CaptlSrc
CSE
CBL&Assoc CBL
CedarShp
CDR
CgdSpen
CSA
ChesLodg
CHSP
Chimera n CIM
CIFC Deerfld DFR
ColonlPty
CLP
Comnwlth Reit CWH
CousinsPty CUZ
CpOffcPty
OFC
CreXus
CXS
CypSharp
CYS
DCT Indl
DCT
DEmmett
DEI
DevelprDvs DDR
DiamRkHos DRH
DigitlRlt
DLR
DukeRlty
DRE
DuPFabr n DFT
Dynex Cap DX
Eastgroup
EGP
EducRlty
EDR
EntertmtP
EPR
EqLifePrp
ELS
EqtyRsd
EQR
Equity One EQY
INVESTORS.COM
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
TotInStk r
1 5 .. 26.10n .16
TotInStk r
1 5 .. 104.44n
.64
TotInStk r
1 5 .. 104.43n
.63
E Value
+ 3 5 +5 21.10n .23
Vanguard Instl
$ 227 bil 8006627447
C+ Balanced Idx + 3 1 +25 21.87n .14
E DevMkId r
0 4 +5 10.00n .07
D EmgMkSt r 3 6 +65 29.49n +.04
E Euro Stk Idx r + 3 5 +6 26.79n .37
E FTSEWlId r 1 5 .. 93.17n .59
D Index
+ 2 4 +14 116.55n

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
REITs
Stocks $12 and higher with at least { point change and 20,000 shares
traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative Strength 80 or more
are boldfaced.
93 D+
23 D
89 B
83 C
83 D
42 C
78 D
6 D
28 D+
96 C
57 B+
71 B
E Asset Allocat
C+ Balanced Idx
C+ CA IntmTxEx
C CA LngTxEx
D Cap Opps r
D EmgMkSt r
E Energy r
36 Mos Fund
Performance
Rating
AMEX Stocks On The Move
116.80n
1.39
C+ Mid Cap
B MidCapValI
D+ MidCpGrI
E Pac Stk Idx r
Van Eck Funds
D REIT r
$ 4.4 bil 8002212220
B Small Cap Val
E GlbHrdAstA 4 12 +66 50.14 .78 A Small Grow
A+ Intl Gold A
13 11
+111 21.53 B+ SmCpIdx
.61
SmCpIdxIsPl
.87
2011 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund 2011 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV C+ ST Bond
% % After Asset Chg B+ Tot Bd Mrkt
Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
Chg Chg Tax%Value
D Tot St Mkt
E TotInStk r
Total Volume: 115,207,876 Change: "86.7%
90
38
4
40
3
59
93
42
90
67
23
..
Vanguard Admiral
$ 484 bil 8009972798
D 500 Index
+ 2 4 +14
VWX
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
Stock
Symbol
2011 12Wk 5 Yr Net

36 Mos
0.81
0.00
0.01
-0.40
-0.21
-0.23
-0.07
0.11
-0.02
-0.40
-0.19
-0.04
0.00
-0.13
0.02
0.13
-0.03
-0.04
-0.01
0.00
-0.40
0.06
0.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.01
-0.17
-0.26
0.04
-0.03
-0.21
-0.10
0.03
0.08
0.29
0.41
-0.01
-0.03
0.05
0.07
0.34
-0.15
-0.02
-0.22
0.02
-0.16
-0.03
-0.26
-0.06
0.11
-0.14
-0.29
14 3.1
-100 ..
27 2.7
2 3.2
56 ..
28 ..
30 6.2
96 5.3
72 7.5
623 8.8
196 4.3
11 ..
-100 ..
82 14.5
-11 5.3
-3 5.5
15 5.9
20 4.4
64 5.2
-100 ..
51 4.2
15 7.6
0 0.7
-100 ..
-5 6.5
-100 0.6
92 8.0
9 ..
62 3.7
-10 4.0
89 5.3
-58 6.6
-6 1.7
36 5.1
-31 5.9
130 6.2
20 3.9
-13 5.6
-4 7.0
-11 11.7
-47 ..
152 3.8
150 6.0
120 ..
822 7.2
8 6.3
81 7.2
-25 10.4
67 5.6
-13 4.6
301 11.1
52 7.5
244 8.4

Chg Chg Tax%Value
Rating
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
6
30
64
22
62
78
49
35
88
30
37
79
25
67
50
49
83
33
31
63
31
58
32
70
16
17
80
87
60
57
88
79
16
5
72
85
71
75
67
41
65
67
36
50
17
78
82
67
57
52
67
34
28
D
D+
D
DB+
BD+
C
D
DC+
E
BDE
C+
D+
D
C
DD
BD+
C
C
DD+
BDBBE
E
BC
D
BCADC+
DC
B
C+
B+
E
B+
DDB
D+
5.4
22.5
17.3
19.3
21.1
13.4
44.3
9.4
42.2
40.9
18.6
37.4
63.2
120.0
3.8
13.5
67.3
36.4
17.2
47.5
7.7
11.7
18.4
2.4
48.7
19.3
118.1
90.0
25.3
43.5
7.0
40.2
11.2
2.0
28.1
60.9
11.5
11.5
26.5
11.9
44.0
18.1
20.5
57.5
1.9
1.6
16.9
98.4
20.2
34.5
26.9
14.9
14.6
PacOffPT
Pebblebk
Penn REIT
PennyM
PiedmOfc
PittsWVRR
Plum Crk Tim
PMC Cmrcl
Post Pptys
Potlatch
PrkwyProp
Prologis
PS BusPk
PublicStg
RAIT Fin
RamcoGers
Rayonier
RealtyIncm
Redwood Tr
RegencyCtrs
ResceCap
RetailOpp
RLJ Lodging
Roberts Rlty
Saul Centers
SbHlthReit
SimonProp
SLGreenRlty
SnrHouse
SovranSlfSt
StratHtls
Sun Cmnts
SunstnHtl
SuperHosp
TangerFact
Taubman Ctr
TwoHrbInv
U-Store-It
UDR INC
UMHPrp
UnivrslHR
UrstdBdl
UrstdBdlA
Ventas
VesRMII rs
VestinRMI
vjGnGrthP
VorndRlty
WalterInv
Wash REIT
WeingrtnR
WhtstnREITB
WinthropR

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax%Value
Closing
Vol% %
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
PCE
PEB
PEI
PMT
PDM
PW
PCL
PCC
PPS
PCH
PKY
PLD
PSB
PSA
RAS
RPT
RYN
O
RWT
REG
RSO
ROIC
RLJ
RPI
BFS
SBRA
SPG
SLG
SNH
SSS
BEE
SUI
SHO
SPPR
SKT
TCO
TWO
YSI
UDR
UMH
UHT
UBP
UBA
VTR
VRTB
VRTA
GGP
VNO
WAC
WRE
WRI
WSR
FUR
2.11
19.41
14.62
16.25
20.10
12.00
39.20
8.60
39.33
34.89
16.25
34.16
53.44
110.73
2.09
12.04
63.01
33.09
15.03
42.65
6.58
10.62
17.07
1.85
38.32
16.11
112.44
81.96
23.48
39.51
6.51
36.76
8.82
1.00
26.68
57.49
10.56
10.28
24.03
10.41
38.99
17.00
18.04
52.75
1.38
1.36
16.11
90.67
19.11
31.44
24.69
12.75
12.04
0.13
-0.19
-0.10
-0.05
-0.30
0.00
-0.16
0.14
-0.07
0.01
0.02
0.33
-0.02
1.96
0.03
-0.15
0.27
0.14
-0.08
-0.03
0.00
-0.04
-0.31
0.00
0.41
-0.31
0.46
-0.62
-0.15
0.34
-0.20
-0.04
-0.07
-0.01
0.03
-0.15
0.12
-0.03
-0.07
0.10
-0.23
0.01
-0.11
-0.20
-0.07
0.10
-0.10
0.10
-0.84
0.14
0.04
0.05
-0.03
-91 ..
155 2.5
3 4.1
78 10.3
492 6.3
-79 3.3
-10 4.3
-47 7.4
-14 2.0
-31 5.8
123 1.8
91 3.3
-12 3.3
73 3.4
15 11.5
-19 5.4
116 3.4
-10 5.2
7 6.7
-26 4.3
140 15.2
-16 3.4
387 1.9
-100 ..
198 3.8
132 7.9
27 2.8
27 0.5
6 6.3
56 4.6
181 ..
180 6.9
-26 ..
-56 ..
85 3.0
-28 3.0
95 15.2
3 2.7
16 3.3
369 6.9
79 6.2
211 5.2
106 5.4
56 4.4
-66 ..
-97 ..
148 2.5
89 3.0
68 ..
-20 5.5
-34 4.5
711 8.9
172 5.4
EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS
11% R Acc 52-wk

Chg S Dis High Fund
Weekly Winners & Losers

TOP 10
BOTTOM 10
RS 1-wk
ETF
Symbol Rtg % chg ETF
Spdr S&P Metals & Min
XME 61 4.0 IS MSCI Sweden
PS Golden Dragon China
PGJ 29 3.9 IS MSCI Italy
IS DJ US Home Construct
ITB 39 3.0 IS MSCI Spain
IS Russell 2000 Growth
IWO 72 3.0 IS MSCI Austria
IS S&P NAm Tch-Mlt Ntw
IGN 36 2.8 IS MSCI Netherlands
Spdr S&P Semiconduc
XSD 58 2.8 IS Silver Trust
JPMorgan Alerian ETN
AMJ 58 2.7 PS DB Silver
Spdr S&P Retail
XRT 80 2.7 IS MSCI Belgium
VG Materials
VAW 66 2.7 IS MSCI Emu Index
VG Small-Cap Growth
VBK 75 2.7 ETFS Silver Trust
RS 1-wk
Symbol Rtg % chg
EWD 38 -7.2
EWI 33 -6.5
EWP 38 -5.8
EWO 57 -4.7
EWN 35 -4.7
SLV 90 -4.6
DBS 89 -4.6
EWK 53 -4.5
EZU 53 -4.5
SIVR 90 -4.4
11% R Acc 52-wk

Chg S Dis High Fund
Div Close Vol%

Symbol Yld PriceChgChg
Div Close Vol% 11% R Acc 52-wk

Symbol Yld PriceChgChg Chg S Dis High Fund
For Friday, June 24, 2011. Ranked by Relative Strength
U.S. Stock/Broad Index

6.6
5.6
6.3
4.2
4.9
3.0
3.7
4.2
3.1
4.9
3.6
4.1
3.5
4.3
2.9
2.2
3.1
3.6
1.8
2.8
-0.5
2.3
4.2
1.3
4.2
0.6
2.6
0.7
3.4
1.4
1.3
1.7
0.0
1.7
1.4
3.1
1.2
1.0
1.5
0.8
-0.6
-0.1
1.1
1.5
0.8
-0.4
1.1
0.3
-3.8
-3.0
-5.3
-1.9
-2.8
-5.3
-4.7
76 C 82.6
75 E 89.8
74 C+114.6
72 C 99.4
72 C 63.5
69 D 38.5
68 D- 112.9
68 E 101.8
68 D 75.8
68 D- 32.5
68 E 61.0
68 D- 83.2
68 E 81.8
67 E 185.0
66 D- 52.3
65 D- 86.8
64 D- 46.4
63 D 54.5
63 D 62.8
63 C+ 49.6
63 D- 54.2
63 E 88.3
63 D+ 20.5
62 D 33.3
61 C 22.2
61 E 17.8
61 C+ 57.8
61 E 66.7
61 D 59.0
61 E 73.5
60 E 69.4
60 D 76.5
60 D- 77.0
60 C 82.1
60 D- 71.4
60 E 128.6
60 D- 71.1
58 E 32.7
57 B- 70.9
57 D- 137.6
57 E 77.6
57 D- 59.3
57 D- 62.9
57 E 58.8
56 E 137.2
54 D- 61.3
54 C- 55.7
53 D- 65.3
50 E 28.4
43 E 9.1
36 E 12.4
27 B- 46.3
27 B+ 56.0
25 B- 54.9
21 B+ 44.8
IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT

VG Small-Cp Growth VBK
IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK
IS Russell 2000 Grwth IWO
IS Russell Mdcp Grwt IWP
Schwab US Small Cap SCHA
IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR
IS S&P Mdcp 400
IJH
IS S&P Smcp 600
IJR
RX S&P 500 Pure Val RPV
VG Extd Market
VXF
VG Mid-Cap
VO
VG Small-Cp
VB
SPDR S&P Midcap 400 MDY
RX S&P 500 Equl Wght RSP
IS Russell 2000 Idx IWM
VG Hi Dividend Yld
VYM
IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY
IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF
IS Russell Mdcp Val IWS
IS Russell Microcap IWC
IS S&P Mdcp 400 Vl
IJJ
PS Dyn Lrg Val
PWV
Schwab US Board Mkt SCHB
GH Multi-Asset Inc
CVY
PS Dyn Lrg Grwth
PWB
VG Div Appr
VIG
VG Growth
VUG
VG Mid-Cap Value
VOE
VG Small-Cp Value
VBR
IS DJ USIndex
IYY
IS Russell 1000 Idx
IWB
IS Russell 2000 Val IWN
IS Russell 3000 Indx IWV
IS S&P 500 Gw Indx IVW
Spdr Dow Jones Tr
DIA
VG Total Stock Mkt
VTI
Schwab US Large Cap SCHX
IS Russell 1000 Val
IWD
IS S&P 500 Index
IVV
IS S&P Smcp 600 Vl
IJS
PS QQQ Trust
QQQ
VG Large-Cap
VV
VG Value
VTV
Spdr S&P 500
SPY
IS S&P 100 Index
OEF
Spdr S&P Dividend
SDY
IS S&P 500 Value In
IVE
FrstTr Nasdq 100 Tech QTEC
PS Hi Yld Eq Dv
PEY
PS Listed Priv Eq
PSP
ProS Short QQQ
PSQ
ProS Short S&P 500
SH
ProS Short Dow 30
DOG
ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM
0.8 77.41-0.46 -6
0.4 82.44-0.70 -42
0.6 107.10-0.84 -39
0.6 91.13-0.47 47
0.8 59.37-0.69 31
1.1 35.34-0.30 -26
1.5 105.47-1.04 -48
1.1 94.47-0.71 1
1.1 70.56-0.43 -4
1.2 29.98-0.30 -74
1.9 56.35-0.44 -59
1.1 77.54-0.84 -55
2.2 75.19-0.62 -11
1.0 171.71-1.27 -26
1.4 48.68-0.54 -49
1.1 79.94-0.41 20
2.8 43.52-0.75 9
3.4 51.65-0.65 -12
1.3 58.31-0.79 102
2.0 46.25-0.40 -40
0.8 49.88-0.02 28
1.6 81.31-0.60 -7
2.3 19.31-0.19 -56
1.7 30.78-0.35 -22
4.7 20.91-0.38 -6
0.7 16.35-0.22 -74
2.1 54.01-0.83 4
1.2 61.88-0.97 -17
1.8 54.81-0.50 -70
1.9 67.81-0.43 -41
1.6 64.23-0.96 -75
1.7 71.05-0.82 41
1.7 71.12-0.35 -7
1.6 76.24-0.81 106
1.5 66.57-0.82 -31
2.3 119.20-1.12 -8
1.8 65.72-1.04 7
1.8 30.27-0.33 -55
2.0 65.84-0.66 138
1.9 127.29-1.46 65
1.2 71.47-0.45 -45
0.8 54.38-0.96 10
1.9 58.23-0.92 -42
2.4 54.13-0.89 -30
1.9 126.81-1.49 25
2.0 56.44-0.70 -44
3.3 52.57-0.36 -12
2.2 59.75-0.70 -18
0.6 24.73-0.51 -31
4.1 8.59-0.03 -37
9.8 10.18-0.15 -41
.. 34.02 0.58 -36
.. 42.61 0.49 -8
.. 41.99 0.37 103
.. 30.66 0.16 -2
4.4
2.6
2.0
3.0
7.2
-3.4
1.7
1.8
-1.2
-4.4
-5.8
-5.9
-10.3
-9.6
-11.1
-12.5
-10.6
-17.4
83 C- 56.1
82 E 92.7
80 E 88.0
80 E 52.2
77 E 67.7
75 D- 93.4
73 E 56.9
73 E 48.8
68 E 95.9
19 A- 104.7
19 A- 39.1
19 B 63.3
17 A- 31.9
14 B 41.6
12 A+ 96.8
12 B+ 87.6
12 A+ 99.8
8 B 137.0
ProS Ultra Smcap 600 SAA

DX LC Bull 3X Shrs
BGU
ProS Ultpro S&P 500 UPRO
ProS Ultra Russ 2000 UWM
ProS Ultra Dow 30
DDM
ProS Ultpro QQQ
TQQQ
ProS Ultra S&P 500
SSO
RX 2X S&P 500
RSU
ProS Ultra QQQ
QLD
ProS Ultsht QQQ
QID
ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS
RX Inv 2X S&P 500 RSW
ProS Ultsht Dow 30 DXD
ProS Ultpro St Sp 500 SPXU
DX LC Bear 3X Shrs
BGZ
ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400 MZZ
ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM
DX SC Bear 3X Shrs
TZA
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0.1
0.1
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0.6
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48.40-0.54 -33
73.39-2.51 -3
69.70-2.51 75
43.95-0.43 26
58.45-1.12 47
71.41-3.97 34
48.89-1.17 52
41.89-0.96 24
80.45-2.91 0
55.61 1.93 15
22.38 0.51 -1
36.27 0.86 -62
18.56 0.35 -15
17.54 0.59 1
39.00 1.30 25
41.63 0.62 -27
44.92 0.45 17
38.70 0.57 51
Sector/Industry
17.3 83 D+ 67.6
12.1 81 D- 75.9
7.4 80 D+ 54.7
8.6 79 C+ 45.5
4.9 79 D- 68.9
6.5 78 D- 22.4
10.6 78 D- 110.0
4.8 77 E 44.6
4.2 76 E 26.8
10.4 73 C- 69.7
4.6 73 E 118.4
10.1 72 B 75.9
3.7 72 A- 25.9
7.6 72 D- 75.7
10.1 72 E 36.6
4.5 71 E 65.8
0.3 70 E 167.4
4.1 70 E 46.1
6.3 70 C+ 69.5
3.9 70 E 81.0
0.7 68 D+ 38.0
2.3 68 C 100.7
-4.0 68 E 51.9
5.8 68 D- 62.7
1.9 66 E 26.1
-2.4 66 D- 84.8
2.7 66 D- 73.4
2.3 66 E 75.5
5.0 66 E 62.8
-0.5 66 E 90.2
6.9 65 D+ 72.7
1.3 65 C 30.3
2.9 65 C- 41.0
4.4 65 E 32.5
3.9 64 D 23.8
-0.3 64 C 22.4
4.9 63 E 84.5
3.3 63 C- 15.8
2.2 63 E 39.0
Leveraged
2.9 63 D- 19.2
1.5 86 E 96.3 DX SC Bull 3X Shrs
TNA .. 73.55-1.10 57 4.7 63 D 34.3
7.8 84 E 79.6 ProS Ultra Mdcp 400 MVV 0.0 68.62-1.00 -29 2.6 63 E 72.6
IS DJ USHlth Prvdr
IHF
Spdr S&P Biotech
XBI
Spdr S&P Retail
XRT
FrstTr Amex Biotech FBT
IS DJ USOil&Equpmt IEZ
FrstTr ConsmDis Alph FXD
IS Nasdaq Biotech
IBB
Spdr S&P O&G Equip XES
PS Dyn Oil Svcs
PXJ
IS DJ USMedical Dv
IHI
VG Energy
VDE
IS DJ USHealthcare
IYH
IS DJ USTelecom
IYZ
IS Tr Cohen&Steers
ICF
Spdr Health Care
XLV
Spdr S&P O&G Expl XOP
HT Oil Service
OIH
IS DJ USEnergy Idx
IYE
Spdr DJ Wil Reit
RWR
Spdr Energy
XLE
FrstTr DJ Internet
FDN
IS DJ Transprtn Idx
IYT
MV Coal
KOL
VG Reit
VNQ
FrstTr Material Alphdx FXZ
IS DJ USBasic Mtrl
IYM
IS DJ USIndustrial
IYJ
IS DJ USOil&Explr
IEO
IS DJ USReal Est
IYR
VG Materials
VAW
HT Pharmaceutical PPH
HT Telecom
TTH
Spdr Consmr Discrtnr XLY
Spdr Consumer Stapls XLP
FrstTr Ise Rev Nat Gas FCG
GH S&P Global Water CGW
IS DJ USUtilities
IDU
PS Dyn Media
PBS
Spdr Industrial
XLI
Spdr S&P Homebuldrs XHB
Spdr Utilities
XLU
VG Industrials
VIS
0.2 63.21-1.00 -77

.. 70.70-0.45 -40
0.9 51.96-0.69 -12
.. 42.46-0.50 -24
0.4 59.09-1.29 -70
0.4 21.07-0.20 -59
0.5 103.33-0.77 -43
0.8 38.47-0.66 -32
0.3 22.75-0.42 -60
0.1 65.03-0.75 -81
1.2 104.22-1.87 -34
1.5 71.99-1.11 -49
2.9 24.23-0.33 -31
2.8 70.73 0.08 -6
1.8 34.68-0.41 9
0.9 55.12-1.04 -36
0.6 140.91-3.57 -29
1.3 40.56-0.91 -35
3.0 64.86 0.00 -49
1.5 70.93-1.37 -29
0.1 34.57-0.38 -71
1.1 94.41-1.85 -13
0.4 45.34-0.41 -79
3.3 58.58-0.49 19
1.5 24.22-0.17 -63
1.2 75.63-0.91 29
1.5 67.18-0.99 -52
0.4 65.35-1.04 -59
3.4 58.76-0.60 -19
2.2 82.17-0.62 -42
2.9 69.40-1.01 9
4.3 28.90-0.24 -95
1.5 38.50-0.38 27
2.7 30.61-0.25 -17
0.2 20.45-0.32 -71
2.0 20.70-0.19 91
3.6 80.88-0.67 -50
0.6 14.38-0.12 -94
1.9 35.63-0.41 -41
1.9 17.89-0.21 -9
4.0 32.80 0.10 -20
1.3 66.50-0.81 -63
5.1
-4.1
-5.1
-0.6
0.4
0.4
-2.4
-0.1
-0.2
-2.0
-1.2
1.6
-5.5
-3.2
-2.1
-1.8
-2.3
-2.6
-3.4
-4.5
-3.2
-3.7
-5.0
-2.8
-7.9
-7.0
-9.8
-5.8
-7.0
-6.0
-7.5
-10.3
-17.3
-17.6
-9.4
-11.6
-10.9
-11.3
-11.3
-14.5
-16.4
-7.3
-11.8
63 B+ 73.6
61 D+ 57.9
61 E 77.4
60 B 114.4
60 D- 37.0
60 D- 45.6
60 E 41.3
58 D+ 39.4
58 C+ 42.0
58 E 64.1
57 E 47.8
54 C+ 39.1
54 E 78.5
54 B- 21.5
50 D- 20.6
50 E 67.2
46 D+ 66.1
46 D- 27.1
42 D 70.0
42 C 64.2
40 C- 15.8
39 C- 14.3
39 D- 66.3
37 E 23.6
36 D+ 38.6
36 D- 27.5
34 D 77.4
33 E 61.6
31 D- 46.5
31 D+ 35.2
29 E 17.2
27 C 26.1
26 E 44.9
26 D+ 27.8
25 E 62.0
25 C+ 41.4
24 E 31.6
24 D- 27.8
23 E 92.2
22 E 64.6
18 D- 11.4
16 D- 9.3
15 E 22.8
VG Utilities
VPU
MV Agribusiness
MOO
Spdr S&P Metls&Min XME
HT Retail
RTH
HT Semiconductors SMH
IS S&P Glb Energy
IXC
Spdr Materials
XLB
JPMorgan Alerian ETN AMJ
Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX
Spdr S&P Semiconduc XSD
IS S&P NAmer NatRes IGE
IS S&P Glb Infra
IGF
IS S&P Glb Material MXI
PS Global Water
PIO
PS Water Res
PHO
VG Info Tech
VGT
IS S&P NAmer Tech IGM
Spdr Technology
XLK
IS DJ USTech Indx
IYW
IS PHLX Smcdct
SOXX
FrstTr Financial Alpha FXO
IS DJ USHome Const ITB
IS S&P Glb Inf Tech
IXN
GH Timber
CUT
IS S&PNAmTch-MltNtw IGN
Spdr KBW Reg Bank KRE
MV Steel
SLX
IS DJ USFinl Indx
IYF
Spdr KBW Insurance KIE
VG Financials
VFH
Spdr Financial
XLF
IS DJ USRegion Bks
IAT
MV Jr Gold Mine
GDXJ
MV Nuclear Engy
NLR
IS DJ USFinl Svcs
IYG
Spdr KBW Captl Mkts KCE
IS DJ USBroker Idx
IAI
Spdr KBW Bank
KBE
HT Regional Bank
RKH
MV Gold Miners
GDX
PS Wh Clean Eng
PBW
GH Solar
TAN
MV Glb Alt Engy
GEX
3.7 70.47-0.56 -11

0.6 51.35-0.05 -9
0.6 65.30-0.69 0
1.2 105.81-1.70 -29
1.3 32.66-0.74 -20
2.0 39.22-0.70 200
3.4 37.47-0.24 -19
5.0 36.30 0.08 34
9.1 38.84-0.39 -41
0.6 53.51-0.85 -2
1.4 41.19-0.75 23
3.8 35.63-0.30 -50
2.1 69.24-0.50 140
1.2 19.36-0.21 -58
0.8 18.59-0.15 -49
0.6 60.40-1.01 -23
0.5 59.06-1.08 -54
1.4 24.54-0.43 -8
0.5 62.20-1.27 17
1.0 53.17-1.25 -40
2.3 14.14-0.10 -45
0.6 12.69-0.13 -8
0.8 58.36-0.77 -66
2.9 20.05-0.17 -66
0.1 30.87-0.61 83
1.5 24.59-0.08 -14
1.6 65.48-0.24 -45
1.1 54.13-0.53 -44
1.8 40.01-0.29 120
1.6 30.92-0.35 -49
1.2 14.76-0.09 -4
1.3 22.19-0.30 -50
.. 32.99-1.10 -12
5.1 20.89-0.30 -64
0.5 52.13-0.65 -45
1.9 33.95-0.51 -93
1.8 25.87-0.43 -85
0.9 22.99-0.25 31
1.2 75.96-0.66 -76
0.8 52.58-1.43 -18
.. 8.69-0.05 -40
0.3 6.77-0.13 -33
1.1 17.64-0.41 -86
Leveraged
5.9 92 E 93.3
18.0 90 D- 81.1
6.9 86 E 63.6
12.2 83 E 63.9
-5.7 79 E 60.1
-7.6 54 E 49.9
-7.6 47 C 74.5
7.1 40 A- 95.0
6.5 40 B+ 99.2
-15.3 37 C- 57.2
2.0 29 B- 105.9
-11.8 26 E 75.9
2.1 24 B+ 54.0
-2.0 19 B- 103.9
-18.2 17 E 34.3
-3.7 14 A 47.4
-14.8 13 A+ 78.3
-22.4 10 B+ 71.5
-17.0 10 A- 32.2
-26.7 6 A- 45.7
DX Energy Bull 3X
DX Rel Est Bull 3X
ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
ProS Ultra Real Est
ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl
ProS Ultra Semicondc
ProS Ultra Technology
DX Fincl Bear 3X
ProS Ultsht Financial
DX Tech Bull 3X
ProS Ultsht Tech
ProS Ultra Financials
DX Tech Bear 3X
ProS Ultsht Semicond
DX Fincl Bull 3X
ProS Ultsht Basic Mat
ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas
DX Energy Bear 3X
ProS Ultsht Real Est
DX Rel Est Bear 3X
ERX
DRN
DIG
URE
UYM
USD
ROM
FAZ
SKF
TYH
REW
UYG
TYP
SSG
FAS
SMN
DUG
ERY
SRS
DRV
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Global
2.2
5.8
5.9
3.0
2.6
-4.7
-1.9
-1.9
-1.7
4.9
-6.5
-2.1
1.3
0.2
-4.7
-5.3
0.1
-1.5
74 D
73 B72 D70 C+
67 D
61 C61 D
61 B61 D60 C
60 E
58 C58 D58 D
57 C55 D+
55 D
54 C-
70.0
32.0
29.1
28.6
15.2
63.8
19.5
33.2
64.9
29.2
16.1
46.1
17.0
52.4
24.5
72.3
30.7
51.0
IS MSCI South Korea EWY

MV Indonesia
IDX
IS MSCI Germany
EWG
IS MSCI Switzerland EWL
IS MSCI Malaysia
EWM
MV Brazil SC
BRF
PS Dwa EmMkt TchLd PIE
Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX
WT Emg Mk Eq Inc DEM
IS MSCI France
EWQ
IS MSCI Taiwan
EWT
IS MSCI Eafe Sml Cp SCZ
PS Intl Div Achvr
PID
VG Total World Stk
VT
IS MSCI Austria
EWO
IS MSCI Thailand In THD
Schwab Intl Equity SCHF
IS MSCI Acwi
ACWI
Find Your Groups Sector
Div Close Vol% 11 Rel Acc 52-wk

Symbol Yld PriceChgChg % ChgStr Dist High Fund
0.8
0.9
2.6
2.1
2.6
1.4
0.4
2.1
3.6
2.6
2.0
3.6
3.7
1.9
2.2
2.5
1.7
2.2
61.90-3.60 -39
67.06 0.30 -22
48.98-1.86 -36
56.79-0.15 -42
47.77-0.71 -3
36.79-1.71 26
58.57-2.16 -25
50.60 1.01 -13
66.75 0.80 -15
38.55-2.24 -16
63.28 2.24 65
58.56-0.70 -29
24.41 1.28 -18
54.72 2.33 -28
22.79-0.50 8
18.53 0.26 1
31.88 1.11 -6
17.49 0.90 17
15.06 0.03 -16
13.21-0.01 59
-1.7
0.1
-0.1
2.5
-0.8
2.5
2.6
-4.2
0.8
-10.1
-2.7
-7.2
-3.1
-1.9
-3.8
-4.5
-2.3
-0.4
-3.1
1.4
-2.7
-5.4
-3.3
-4.5
-2.9
-5.2
-10.3
-2.6
-5.0
-4.2
-4.6
-3.2
-6.0
-6.5
-3.0
-1.5
-8.7
-7.2
6.0
-7.3
-7.7
-5.7
-8.9
-3.5
-5.0
-3.4
-0.2
-6.9
-12.4
-9.9
-10.1
1.2
-6.6
-11.9
-14.9
-12.6
-13.6
-25.1
-22.1
54 D+ 66.7
54 C- 58.4
54 E 39.9
54 E 56.7
54 E 52.3
53 D 15.7
53 B- 42.2
53 E 64.7
53 D 45.6
51 C 80.4
51 C- 43.2
51 B- 56.8
50 D- 28.4
50 E 64.3
50 D 51.1
50 D 14.6
50 E 19.2
50 C 69.3
50 E 50.9
48 C- 114.1
48 D- 48.0
48 E 30.2
47 E 20.5
47 E 50.4
47 D+ 37.1
46 C 20.2
43 B- 77.6
43 E 56.6
43 D 27.4
43 B- 90.2
43 E 59.8
42 C- 34.6
40 C 22.0
40 C 65.8
40 D- 30.5
40 D- 84.9
40 C- 58.8
38 D- 11.6
38 B 46.0
38 C- 36.1
36 E 49.9
36 D- 49.0
36 E 55.4
35 C+ 24.0
34 E 27.9
34 E 48.0
33 B 20.1
31 D- 52.3
31 D 61.8
29 C 33.6
29 E 81.8
29 A- 41.2
29 E 29.3
28 D- 26.7
26 C+ 83.7
24 C- 79.0
24 D+ 28.7
18 B 51.4
12 E 30.3
Div Close Vol % 11% R Acc 52-wk

Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg S Dis High Fund
IS MSCI Growth
EFG
Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR
VG Europe Pacific
VEA
VG European
VGK
VG Fts Wrld X-US
VEU
IS MSCI Belgium
EWK
IS MSCI Emu Indx
EZU
IS MSCI Mexico
EWW
IS S&P Europe 350
IEV
IS MSCI Chile Index ECH
MV Russia
RSX
WT Emg Mkt SmCp DGS
IS MSCI Australia
EWA
IS MSCI Eafe Idx
EFA
IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP
IS MSCI Singapore
EWS
IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU
IS S&P Glb 100 Indx
IOO
VG Emrg Mkts
VWO
IS Jpm Usd Emg Mkts EMB
IS MSCI Acwi Ex Us ACWX
Schwab Emerg Mkts SCHE
GH Intl Multi-Asst Inc HGI
IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM
Spdr MSCI Acwi Ex-US CWI
IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH
IS MSCI So Africa
EZA
IS MSCI Value
EFV
PS FTSE Rafi Emrg
PXH
Spdr S&P EmgAsiaPac GMF
VG Pacific
VPL
IS MSCI Canada
EWC
GH China RE
TAO
IS MSCI Asia Ex Jpn AAXJ
Spdr S&P Bric 40
BIK
Spdr S&P China
GXC
Spdr S&P EmgMkt SC EWX
IS MSCI Japan
EWJ
IS MSCI Spain
EWP
IS MSCI Sweden
EWD
Bldrs Emergi Mkts 50 ADRE
GH BRIC
EEB
IS S&P Latin Am 40
ILF
IS MSCI Netherlands EWN
FrstTr Ise Chindia Idx FNI
IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI
IS MSCI Italy
EWI
IS MSCI Bric Idx
BKF
IS MSCI Israel Cap
EIS
GH China Small Cap HAO
IS MSCI Brazil
EWZ
ProS Short MSCI Emrg EUM
PS Gld Drg Chna
PGJ
PS India Portfoli
PIN
iPath India ETN
INP
IS MSCI Turkey Inve TUR
WT India Earn
EPI
IS MSCI All Peru Cp EPU
MV Vietnam
VNM
2.0 60.04-0.32 -29

1.4 49.62-0.31 -64
2.4 36.11-0.33 -42
4.6 50.30-0.77 -26
2.1 47.36-0.38 5
2.5 13.46-0.21 -84
3.1 36.20-0.78 -78
1.2 59.31-0.25 -25
2.9 39.60-0.63 -51
1.4 71.55-0.23 -39
0.5 36.88-0.26 26
3.0 50.55-0.13 -49
4.3 24.64-0.26 -48
2.9 57.10-0.55 -3
3.8 45.21-0.32 -46
3.7 13.23-0.08 -31
2.8 16.97-0.13 -54
2.6 62.04-0.72 -56
1.7 46.64 0.00 -32
5.0 108.61-0.19 -48
2.6 42.84-0.35 -51
0.8 27.45-0.16 -30
4.2 18.61-0.44 -24
1.8 45.50-0.08 -21
2.7 32.91-0.22 -14
2.2 17.94 0.05 -38
3.6 66.97-1.03 -40
3.9 49.47-0.67 -20
1.3 24.48-0.14 42
1.6 81.18-0.04 -42
4.1 54.41 0.02 -35
1.7 30.00-0.43 -52
0.8 18.74 0.01 -73
2.1 59.57-0.20 48
2.0 26.61 0.09 -70
1.7 75.09 0.69 53
0.6 52.04-0.18 -82
1.6 10.12 0.06 -54
4.9 38.93-1.19 -65
3.6 28.96-0.61 -24
2.2 44.42-0.05 38
2.0 43.49 0.03 -14
2.3 49.05-0.22 29
2.3 20.36-0.27 -28
0.6 23.76 0.02 -10
2.0 41.64 0.37 28
3.0 16.34-0.55 10
2.2 45.72 0.01 -6
3.2 52.99-0.26 -54
1.6 27.07 0.29 -14
5.2 69.57-0.25 -28
.. 31.04 0.11 -57
1.1 24.89 0.11 -35
1.0 22.40 0.33 13
.. 66.11 1.04 28
2.3 57.90-0.38 -74
0.6 22.79 0.26 -25
2.7 37.74-0.07 -75
1.7 20.40-0.12 -71
Leveraged
-19.5 37 E 45.5
11.8 31 B+ 28.6
-4.5 24 A 41.6
0.7 19 D+ 58.2
-1.3 13 A- 52.1
-13.9 12 B+106.6
62.51 0.22 -26
-10.9 11 B- 96.2
30.80-0.27 -30
25.36-0.47 -19
25.83-0.10 160 5.0 61 C+ 63.2
14.75-0.14 5 4.6 61 C 63.6
54.99-0.41 -34 5.8 55 B- 27.1
18.02-0.03 -3 3.6 54 B 119.5
30.24-0.23 -42 4.5 54 A- 100.4
58.70-0.48 -44 3.7 54 C- 112.5
25.64-0.41 -67 4.7 51 B+107.3
14.60-0.24 26 3.5 51 C+ 87.6
41.34-0.53 -36 2.7 50 C+114.0
15.60-0.05 72 2.1 48 D- 54.3
DX Emg Mkt Bull 3X

ProS Ultsht MSCI Brzl
ProS Ultsht FTSE/Xin
ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg
DX Emg Mkt Bear 3X
ProS Ultsht MSCI Eur
DX Dev Mkt Bear 3X
EDC
BZQ
FXP
EEV
EDZ
EPV
DPK
0.5
..
..
..
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..
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47.90-0.49 -66
21.28-0.40 -13
61.21-0.63 -65
27.72-0.28 -39
46.12-0.38 -20
BWX
WIP
BAB
IEI
IEF
TIP
MUB
BIV
LQD
STPZ
48 B- 26.8
48 D+ 14.6
48 D- 42.9
47 A- 109.1
47 B- 108.9
47 D+ 28.6
47 E 18.5
47 C 23.8
47 D+ 24.4
47 A 83.1
46 B+109.3
43 B+110.2
43 B+ 84.5
43 A 110.3
43 D+105.3
43 B 40.4
43 D- 18.8
43 B 24.7
43 B 25.0
43 C 45.9
43 B 82.1
40 B- 92.8
40 C- 41.3
28 D- 46.7
PS Cef Inc Comp

PS Preferred
Spdr Brcly CpConv Bd
IS Brcly Agg Bd
IS Brcly Intmd Cr Bnd
PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn
PS Financial Pfd
Spdr Brcly Muni Bnd
Spdr Brcly ST Muni Bd
VG Total Bond Mkt
IS Brcly 20+ Yr Trsy
IS Barc Mbs Fixed
IS Brcly 1-3 Yr Trsy
IS Brcly Shrt Trsy
IS Brcly1-3 Yr Corp
IS S&P U S Pfd Stk
PS High Yld Corp
PS Insd Nat Muni
PS Vrdo Tax-Free
Spdr Brcly 1-3 Mn Tbll
VG Short-Term Bond
IS Iboxx Hi Yd C Bnd
Spdr Brcly Hi Yld Bnd
ProS Short 20+ Yr Trs
PCEF
PGX
CWB
AGG
CIU
PCY
PGF
TFI
SHM
BND
TLT
MBB
SHY
SHV
CSJ
PFF
PHB
PZA
PVI
BIL
BSV
HYG
JNK
TBF
8.3 25.69-0.10 -37

6.7 14.25-0.01 17
4.0 40.46-0.44 28
3.4 107.63-0.10 28
3.9 107.44 0.08 47
5.6 26.99-0.01 40
7.0 17.76-0.05 455
3.4 22.70-0.02 -52
1.5 24.25 0.02 54
3.3 82.05 0.08 -11
4.2 96.98-0.41 2
3.4 107.16 0.04 -70
0.9 84.54 0.05 -7
0.1 110.24-0.02 -29
2.2 105.21 0.00 -19
7.2 39.22-0.05 -31
6.8 18.32-0.08 -43
4.7 23.35-0.05 -54
0.4 25.00 0.01 10
.. 45.85-0.01 36
2.1 81.40 0.08 -34
7.9 89.47-0.43 -6
8.5 39.45-0.14 -16
.. 41.32 0.17 17
Leveraged
-12.3 18 E 41.5 ProS Ultsht 20+ Yr
-12.0 17 E 45.2 ProS Ultsht 7-10 Yr
-18.6 13 E 51.3 DX 30Y Trs Bear 3X
TBT .. 32.50 0.22 7

PST .. 37.26-0.30 -10
TMV .. 35.18 0.42 -47
Commodity/Currency
10.8 90 E 49.3
10.5 90 E 48.4
9.9 89 E 87.0
-9.2 79 D+ 85.3
5.8 77 D- 62.1
5.4 73 C 156.5
5.5 73 B- 15.4
5.4 73 D 153.6
1.0 69 C+ 36.5
6.7 69 C- 14.0
2.5 66 E 110.2
2.6 66 E 32.0
-8.2 64 D 58.3
-1.3 64 D 35.6
6.2 61 D- 148.8
0.7 58 D 125.7
4.1 58 D+ 29.3
-8.9 55 E 61.7
1.5 54 D+ 25.3
-4.8 51 D 53.2
1.2 51 D- 105.3
-5.7 51 C- 26.2
1.6 51 C 24.0
1.8 47 C- 166.1
0.1 44 D+ 25.8
-3.0 43 D 39.4
-5.1 40 D- 186.7
-1.7 39 D 34.6
-4.8 27 B+ 25.2
-8.4 26 E 30.3
-8.2 25 D- 45.6
-10.4 15 C 16.6
-8.6 14 D 11.3
-18.2 11 B+101.2
-34.8 4 A+131.8
ETFS Silver Trust

IS Silver Trust
PS Db Silver
ETFS Palladium Trust
PS Db Prec Mtl
ETFS Gold Trust
IS Comex Gold Trust
Spdr Gold Trust
Greenhavn ContinCm
Sprott Physical Gold
Currencyshrs Aus Dlr
PS Db Comm Ind
iPath Grain ETN
PS Db Agricult
Currencyshrs Euro Tr
Currencyshrs Jpn Yen
PS Db Us$ Bearish
iPath Coppr ETN
PS Db G10 Curr
Brclys DJAig Com ETN
Currencyshrs Can Dlr
PS Db Base Mtl
WT Drf Emg Curr
Currencyshrs Brit Pnd
WT Drf Chn Yuan
IS S&P Gsci Cmd ETN
ETFS Platinum Trust
PS Db Oil
PS Db Us$ Bullish
iPath C Oil ETN
United States Oil Lp
United States Nat Gas
iPath N Gas ETN
iPath Vix M ETN
iPath Vix S ETN
94 E 382.1
85 D+ 85.4
85 C- 16.9
84 D+ 51.5
62 D- 21.7
51 B- 85.3
44 C+ 85.0
21 D- 19.6
17 B- 25.3
13 E 64.8
11 A- 12.2
10 B 43.6
2 B 145.7
ProS Ultra Silver

ProS Ultra Gold
PS DB Agri DL ETN
PS Db Gold Dl ETN
PS Db Mtl Dl ETN
PS Db Oil Ds ETN
ProS Ultsht Crude Oil
ProS Ultsht Yen
ProS Ultsht Euro
ProS Ultra Crude Oil
PS Db Gold Ds ETN
ProS Ultsht Gold
ProS Ultsht Silver
33.25-0.18 -5
16.83 0.12 -14
28.72-0.50 52
31.92 0.09 -15
20.02 0.10 10
49.23 1.46 80
1.3
36.62 0.93 9
8.9
-8.5
0.8 61.40-0.19 -60 8.5
2.5 60.79-0.25 -60 -10.1
5.5 26.53-0.07 302 4.1
1.9 118.79 0.37 -55 4.2
2.9 98.05 0.41 -12 -3.5
3.6 111.47 0.43 -27 -13.7
3.6 103.88 0.19 -31 -21.9
3.8 85.37 0.35 -35 -13.7
4.6 111.35 0.06 -10 -13.2
2.3 53.70 0.05 2 -50.2
Bond/Income
Spdr Brcly Intl Trsy Bd
Spdr DB Gvt Infa Protc
PS Build America
IS Brcly 3-7 Yr Treasy
IS Brcly 7-10 Yr Treas
IS Tr Brcly Tips
IS S&P Nat Muni Bd
VG Intrmed-Term Bnd
IS Iboxx $ Investop
Pimco 1-5 Yr USTips
1.2
0.9
-1.4
1.8
2.1
1.2
0.9
4.9
1.8
2.2
3.0
1.5
0.7
0.0
0.9
1.1
0.7
3.6
0.0
0.0
1.2
-0.9
-0.7
-6.6
A13
Div Close Vol%

Symbol Yld PriceChgChg
SIVR
SLV
DBS
PALL
DBP
SGOL
IAU
GLD
GCC
PHYS
FXA
DBC
JJG
DBA
FXE
FXY
UDN
JJC
DBV
DJP
FXC
DBB
CEW
FXB
CYB
GSG
PPLT
DBO
UUP
OIL
USO
UNG
GAZ
VXZ
VXX
.. 34.04-1.01 -74
.. 33.36-1.01 -57
.. 59.88-1.87 -75
.. 72.53-1.64 16
.. 54.82-1.05 -38
.. 149.07-2.18 -31
.. 14.66-0.21 -18
.. 146.26-2.08 18
.. 33.27-0.25 -69
.. 13.17-0.24 -24
3.6 105.27-0.31 -50
.. 28.26-0.34 -16
.. 48.72-0.84 -46
.. 31.93-0.29 -31
0.4 141.32-0.78 -27
.. 122.61 0.16 -54
.. 28.22-0.17 -33
.. 53.83 0.31 -22
.. 24.10-0.13 -69
.. 46.77-0.41 -27
0.2 100.76-0.93 -49
.. 23.03-0.14 -73
.. 22.92-0.08 -53
.. 158.58-0.44 9
.. 25.40-0.02 61
.. 33.07-0.35 -28
.. 167.10-1.79 32
.. 27.75-0.08 -61
.. 21.63 0.13 -11
.. 23.46-0.18 4
.. 35.81-0.20 -22
.. 10.73 0.02 -38
.. 7.36 0.01 -73
.. 53.80 1.28 -36
.. 24.53 0.98 16
Leveraged
AGQ
UGL
DAG
DGP
BDD
DTO
SCO
YCS
EUO
UCO
DZZ
GLL
ZSL
.. 160.58 -10.31 -51

.. 77.01-2.33 -9
.. 12.88-0.41 -34
.. 46.60-1.43 -3
.. 17.33 0.00 -77
.. 55.56 0.41 -51
.. 52.97 0.62 -12
.. 15.12-0.03 -34
.. 17.53 0.19 97
.. 39.04-0.45 6
.. 6.89 0.19 23
.. 24.12 0.71 51
.. 19.58 1.08 -42
ETF abbreviations: Bldrs=Builders; Brcly=Barclays; DB=Deutsche Bank;

DX=DireXion; FrstTr=First Trust; GX=Global X; GH=Guggenhiem; HT=Holdrs Trust;
IP=iPath; IS=iShares; MV=Market Vectors; Nv=Nuveen; ProS=ProShares;
PS=PowerShares; RX=Rydex; VG=Vanguard; VS=VelocityShares; WT=WisdomTree
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Industry Group
Sector Industry Group
Sector Industry Group
Sector Retail-Mail Order & Direct ..............................Retail
Aerospace/Defense ..................................Aerospace Computer-Hardwire/Peripheral ...............Computer Internet-Network Solutions .......................Internet Retail-Discount & Varity ................................Retail
Agricultural Oprtions ..............................Agriculture Household-Applncs/Houseware ..............Consumer Leisure-Travel Booking.................................Leisure Retail-Specialty ..............................................Retail
Machinery-Farm ....................................Agriculture Consumer Prod-Special ...........................Consumer Leisure-Gaming/Equip ..................................Leisure Retail-Super/Mini Markets .............................Retail
Chemicals-Agriculture ..........................Agriculture Funeral Services & Related ....................Consumer Leisure-Lodging ...........................................Leisure Retail-Apparel/Shoes/Accessory ....................Retail
Tobacco ...................................................Alcohl/Tob Consumer Services-Education ...............Consumer Leisure-Services ............................................Leisure Retail-Home Furnishings ...............................Retail
Beverages-Alcoholic ...............................Alcohl/Tob Household Office Furniture......................Consumer Leisure-Products ...........................................Leisure Retail-Restaurants ..........................................Retail
Apparel-Clothing Mfg...................................Apparel Leisure-Toys/Games/Hobby ....................Consumer Leisure-Movies & Related ...........................Leisure Retail-Drug Stores ...........................................Retail
Apparel-Shoes & Rel ....................................Apparel Soap & Cleaning Preparation ..................Consumer Machinery-Construction/Mining ................Machine Retail/Wholesale-Jewelery ............................Retail
Auto/Truck-Tires & Misc ...................................Auto Cosmetics/Personal Care ........................Consumer Machinery-Mtl Hdlg ....................................Machine Retail-Internet ................................................Retail
Trucks & Parts-Heavy Duty ..............................Auto Consumer Prod-Elec ................................Consumer Machinery-Tools & Related........................Machine Retail-Major Discount Chains.........................Retail
Auto Manufacturers .........................................Auto Elec-Scientific/Measuring .........................Electrncs Machinery-Gen Industrial...........................Machine Retail-Department Stores ..............................Retail
Auto/Truck-Original Equipment........................Auto Elec-Misc Products ...................................Electrncs Electrical Power/Equipment .......................Machine Wholesale-Elect...............................................Retail
Auto/Truck-Replacement Parts ........................Auto Elec-Contract Mfg .....................................Electrncs Pollution Control .........................................Machine Wholesale-Food...............................................Retail
Banks-Northeast .............................................Banks Elec-Parts ..................................................Electrncs Media-Radio/TV ...............................................Media Retail-Leisure Prods .......................................Retail
Banks-Southeast ...........................................Banks Energy Coal ...................................................Energy Media-Diversified............................................Media Retail Wholesale Office Sup ..........................Retail
Banks-Midwest ...............................................Banks Energy Solar ...................................................Energy Media-Newspapers .........................................Media Retail Wholesale Bldg Prds ...........................Retail
Banks-West/Southwest..................................Banks Oil&Gas Integrated ........................................Energy Media-Periodicals ...........................................Media Retail-Consumer Electronics .........................Retail
Banks-Super Regional ...................................Banks Energy-Alternative/Other ..............................Energy Media-Books ...................................................Media Retail/Wholesale-Auto ...................................Retail
Banks-Foreign .................................................Banks Oil&Gas-Transport/Pipeline ..........................Energy Medical-Outpatient/Home Care .................Medical Retail/Wholesale-Auto Part............................Retail
Banks-Money Center .....................................Banks Oil&Gas-Refing/Market ................................Energy Medical-Systems/Equip ..............................Medical Financial-Savings & Loans ..............................S&Ls
Bldg-Cement/Concert..................................Building Oil&Gas-U S Exploration Prod ......................Energy Medical Supplies ..........................................Medical Computer Sftwr-Dbase .............................Software
Computer Sftwr-Edu .................................Software
Bldg-Rsidnt/Commercial ............................Building Oil&Gas-Royalty Trust ..................................Energy Medical-Managed Care ................................Medical
Computer Sftwr-Entr..................................Software
Bldg-Heavy Construction ...........................Building Oil&Gas Canadian Exploration Prod ............Energy Medical-Biomed/Biotech ............................Medical
Computer Sftwr-Mdcl ...............................Software
Bldg-Mobile/Mfg & Rv ................................Building Oil&Gas-Intl Exploration Prod ......................Energy Medical-Generic Drugs ................................Medical
Computer Sftwr-Fincl ...............................Software
Bldg-Wood Prods ........................................Building Oil&Gas-Field Service ...................................Energy Medical-Long-Term Care ............................Medical
Computer Sftwr-Dsktp...............................Software
Bldg-Construction Prods/Misc....................Building Oil&Gas-Drilling .............................................Energy Medical-Products .........................................Medical
Computer Sftwr-Dsgn ...............................Software
Bldg-A/C & Heating Prods .........................Building Oil&Gas-Machinery/Equipment.....................Energy Medical-Hospitals ........................................Medical
Computer Sftwr-Scrity...............................Software
Chemicals-Paints .......................................Building Financial-Mortgage & Related Service ......Finance Medical-Diversified .....................................Medical
Computer Sftwr-Spc-Entr ..........................Software
Bldg-Hand Tools ..........................................Building Finance-Invesment Managment.................Finance Medical-Research Equip/Svc .......................Medical
Computer Sftwr-Gaming ...........................Software
Commercial Services-Healthcare...........Busins Svc Financial-Invest Bank/Brokers ..................Finance Medical-Services ..........................................Medical Telecom-Cable/Sat Equip ...........................Telecom
Commercial Services-Advrtsng .............Busins Svc Commercial Svcs-Leasing ...........................Finance Medical-Wholesale Drug ............................Medical Telecom-Cons Prod ....................................Telecom
Bldg-Maintenance & Service ................Busins Svc Finance-Commercial Loan...........................Finance Medical-Ethical Drugs..................................Medical Telecom-Infrastr..........................................Telecom
Computer-Tech Services ........................Busins Svc Finance-Construction Loan ........................Finance Steel-Producers..............................................Metals Telecom-Svc-Cbl/Sat...................................Telecom
Commercial Services-Consulting...........Busins Svc Finance-Card/Pmtpr.....................................Finance Steel-Specialty Alloys ...................................Metals Telecom-Fiber Optcs ..................................Telecom
Commercial Svcs-Market Research ......Busins Svc Financial Svc-Spec.......................................Finance Metal Prods-Distributor ................................Metals Telecom Svc-Integrtd..................................Telecom
Commercial Svc-Outsourcing ................Busins Svc Food-Packaged ..........................................Food/Bev Metal Proc & Fabrica .....................................Metals Telecom Svcs-Foreign .................................Telecom
Security/Software ...................................Busins Svc Food-Misc Prep ..........................................Food/Bev Mining-Metal Ores .........................................Mining Telecom Svc-Wireless ................................Telecom
Commercial Service-Doc Mgmt .............Busins Svc Beverages-Non-Alcoholic .........................Food/Bev Mining-Gold/Silver/Gems ..............................Mining Transportation-Rail .....................................Transprt
Commercial Services-Stffng .................Busins Svc Food-Meat Products .................................Food/Bev Finance-Publ Inv Fd-Balance ...........................Misc Transportation-Truck .................................Transprt
Chemicals-Basic .......................................Chemical Food-Dairy Products .................................Food/Bev Finance-Publ Inv Fd-Equity ..............................Misc Transportation-Ship ...................................Transprt
Chemicals-Specialty .................................Chemical Food-Grain & Related ...............................Food/Bev Containers/Packaging .......................................Misc Transportation-Airline ...............................Transprt
Chemicals-Plastics ....................................Chemical Food-Confectionery ..................................Food/Bev Finance-Publ Inv Fd-Global ..............................Misc Transportation-Air Freight .........................Transprt
Elec-Semicon Fabless .....................................Chips Insurance-Life .............................................Insurnce Paper & Paper Produc .......................................Misc Transportation-Services ............................Transprt
Elec-Semicon Mfg ............................................Chips Insurance-Accident & Health ....................Insurnce Finance-Blank Check .......................................Misc Transportation-Equip Mfg ..........................Transprt
Elec-Semicndctr Equip.....................................Chips Insurance-Property/Casualty/Title ...........Insurnce Finance-Etf/Etn .................................................Misc Utility-Diversified ...........................................Utility
Computer-Networking..............................Computer Insurance-Brokers .....................................Insurnce Fnance-Publ Inv Fd Bond .................................Misc Utility-Electric Pwr .........................................Utility
Computer-Data Storage ...........................Computer Insurance-Diversified ................................Insurnce Diversified Operations .......................................Misc Utility-Gas Distribtn .......................................Utility
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STOCK OPTIONS
Index Options
Closing prices may vary due to after hours settlements/trading.
P Strike
Last
Last
Last P Strike
Last
Last
Last P Strike
Last
Last
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
Jul
Aug
Jul
Close 119.35 Sep

2 .... .... .... ....
1 99 1 2 84 1.6k 4
2 21 .... .... 1.6k 3 90
2 20 .... .... 10 4 20
1 10 .... .... 7 2 65
Nasd100
Close 2217.06 Sep
p1650 34 0 25 100 2 15 .... ....
p1725 .... .... 844 3 47 .... ....
p1775 150 0 60 .... .... .... ....
p1800 .... .... 421 5 45 1 9
p1850 87 1 15 255 6 36 .... ....
p1900 249 1 90 531 10 15 .... ....
p1925 457 2 30 9 11 75 .... ....
p1950 303 3 20 13 30 28 24 40
p1975 283 3 50 25 16 55 .... ....
p2000 442 4 70 136 19 25 51 28 11
p2025 258 1 20 72 20 57 .... ....
p2050 715 8 1 23 35 400 37 30
p2075 436 2 27 227 28 20 .... ....
p2100 295 3 30 16 35 70 .... ....
p2150 339 22 40 401 45 .... ....
p2200 122 19 80 2 62 60 25 76 25
p2220
5 41 .... .... 104 89
c2225 102 37 38 133 63 308 81 60
p2230 29 50 .... .... 1.0k 95
c2230
9 42 21 3 62 40 1.0k 80
c2250 357 25 15 25 50 07 81 67 47
p2250 359 59 10 156 87 17 239105 4
DJ Inds
c118
p119
c119
p120
c121
100
35
9
828
121
178 4 20
366 14 90
100 69 50
75 8 79
325 5
94 2 34
79 1 93
100 0 10
c2275
c2280
p2280
c2300
c2325
c2350
c2375
c2500
Rus2000
p600
p630
p640
p650
p670
p680
p690
p700
p710
p715
p720
p725
p730
p740
p745
p750
p755
p760
p770
p780
c790
p790
113 0 10
.... ....
108 0 32
126 0 47
1.0k 0 61
1.0k 0 90
1.5k 1 20
2.8k 1 37
922 1 85
4.1k 2 23
3.4k 2 58
4.4k 2 78
1.7k 3 31
507 4 02
204 1 20
1.6k 5 30
111 1 73
214 6 90
518 9 28
1.2k 12 40
122 22
192 15 10
Aug
251 44 80 2 57
.... .... 5 59 40
.... .... .... ....
2 33 40 250 50 50
15 20 50 .... ....
167 16 .... ....
270 9 96 .... ....
1 1 30 .... ....
Close 797.79 Sep
30 1 24 20 2 90
83 2 15 2.4k 4 37
29 2 46 1 5 07
13 3 01 94 5 90
313 4 13 1 7 15
208 5 13 9 9 05
473 6 03 8 10 90
447 7 10 5 12 48
50 8 32 .... ....
.... .... 13 14 97
46 9 40 804 15 80
.... .... .... ....
331 11 79 48 17 79
17 14 .... ....
.... .... .... ....
37 15 65 .... ....
2 15 50 .... ....
16 18 50 .... ....
16 21 95 .... .... 2
625 24 81 28 32 08 p500
112 32 90 .... .... p850
60 29 02 .... .... p875
.... .... ....

.... .... 110
350 0 05 5
Option Totals
Total
Call
Volume
Call
Open
Interest
Total
Put
Volume
181,879
1,522,902
1,278,636
282,774
1,254,983
4,521,174 151,518,340
147,355
1,628,693
1,187,356
278,276
1,352,361
4,594,041
Exchange
Boston
Chicago
ISEC
Nasdaq
Philadelphia
Totals
P Strike
Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price
Jul
c6
c8
LEAPS
p900
p940
p950
p970
p980
p1000
p1015
p1025
p1050
p1065
p1075
p1085
p1100
p1105
p1115
p1120
p1125
p1130
p1135
p1140
p1150
p1160
p1170
p1175
p1180
p1185
p1190
p1195
p1200
c1200
p1205
p1210
p1215
p1220
p1225
p1230
p1235
p1240
p1245
c1250
p1250
p1255
p1260
p1265
c1265
c1270
p1270
p1275
c1275
c1280
p1280
c1285
p1290
c1290
p1295
c1300
p1300
c1305
c1310
.... 5.0k 0 10 p1315
0 50 .... .... c1315
0 30 .... .... c1320
p1325
c1325
c1330
c1335
Put
c1340
Open
c1345
Interest c1350
c1360
c1375
c1380
c1400
c1425
c1450
137,567,741 p1500
P Strike
Last
Last
Last
Aug
Jul
Close 5.64 Nov

3.7k 0 11 756 0 32 110 0 60
no tr 191 0 05 2.9k 0 15
ActivsnBlz
Close 11.29 Nov
p11 5.0k 0 17 50 0 36 1 0 67
Alcoa
Close 15.23 Oct
c16 5.7k 0 25 502 0 47 114 0 89
c17 4.3k 0 07 207 0 20 215 0 51
p20 10k 4 75 no tr 11k 4 85
p21 6.1k 5 70 no tr no tr
Amarin
Close 14.44 Sep
c18
no tr
2 0 80 4.0k 1 25
c25
no tr no tr 4.0k 0 25
Amazon
Close 192.55 Oct
44
p185 3.1k 2 207 7 30 16 11 70
Amgen
Close 57.04 Oct
p55 7.8k 0 47 2.1k 1 29 1 2 15
p57 50 4.2k 1 36 340 2 40 28 3 05
c57 50 3.0k 0 89 1.0k 1 82 7 2 64
20
c60 2.8k 0 1.4k 0 86 41 1 58
AmIntlGrp
Close 28.45 Nov
c29 1.5k 0 38 71 1 15 5.0k 2 25
Anadrk
Close 72.46 Nov
c75 242 1 36 4.6k 2 98 53 5 60
AnnalyCap
Close 18.70 Oct
c18 3.1k 0 70 206 0 73 373 0 68
p18 2.7k 0 26 243 0 42 124 0 92
Apple
Close 326.35 Oct
p310 4.8k 2 74 1.8k 8 18 24 14 85
p315 4.8k 3 75 964 9 60 109 16 77
p320 5.3k 2 30 1.4k 11 60 78 18 89
p325 7.2k 4 10 2.1k 13 62 98 20 97
c325 7.0k 8 45 1.0k 15 10 64 22 75
c330 10k 2 80 1.7k 12 45 235 20 20
p330 5.8k 9 60 1.0k 16 05 62 22 75
p335 2.9k 12 45 650 18 75 23 26 17
c335 10k 3 85 1.2k 10 18 505 17 76
c340 10k 2 40 1.2k 8 10 115 15 70
c345 6.9k 1 46 670 6 45 46 13 65
c350 4.1k 0 87 953 5 10 152 11 70
ArcelorMit
Close 32.02 Sep
c35 184 0 16 15k 0 88 5.8k 1 13
AriadP
Close 10.63 Nov
p7
ArmHold
Close 28.07 Oct
p28
68 0 83 2.7k 1 75 8 2 50
AT&T Inc
Close 30.44 Oct
p31 3.3k 1 10 140 1 40 no tr
c31 8.1k 0 18 838 0 43 81 0 78
Auxilium
Close 19.12 Sep
c22 50 no tr no tr 5.0k 0 40
Baidu Inc
Close 128.68 Sep
p85 10k 0 16 no tr no tr
p110 3.1k 0 86 94 3 40 84 4 70
c130 6.3k 4 60 223 9 25 450 11
c135 3.9k 2 57 337 6 98 247 8 40
BariPSP500
Close 24.53 Sep
p22 2.2k 0 50 4.1k 1 52 120 2 24
p23 7.5k 0 88 584 2 06 245 2 75
c23 3.8k 2 30 125 3 45 88 3 70
p24 2.8k 1 41 302 2 67 2 3 50
c24 3.3k 1 09 279 3 05 10 3 40
c25 2.8k 1 46 68 2 55 18 3 15
AMR
Jul
Aug
3.9k 0 42 477 2 25 1 2 48
no tr no tr 10k 0 29
Close 10.66 Sep
p10 2.6k 0 25 598 0 55 487 0 70
p11 3.2k 0 65 58 1 04 45 1 10
Bk of Am
Close 10.52 Nov
p10 25k 0 15 2.1k 0 38 657 0 73
c11 8.3k 0 14 2.5k 0 38 735 0 73
p11 3.2k 0 60 1.1k 0 84 207 1 20
p12 10k 1 48 742 1 59 71 1 86
c15
no tr 195 0 01 5.0k 0 05
BkNYMel
Close 24.64 Sep
p25 614 0 74 279 1 30 3.9k 1 44
Blkboard
Close 43.94 Oct
c45 2.6k 1 79 852 1 95 1.1k 2 35
c50 1.6k 0 40 3.9k 0 65 937 0 90
Block
Close 15.85 Oct
p16 6.5k 0 60 7 1 1 1 35
BostSc
Close 6.89 Nov
c7
167 0 16 5.0k 0 33 no tr
BoydGam
Close 8.24 Sep
c8 3.2k 0 50 no tr no tr
BP PLC
Close 41.90 Oct
c43 4.3k 0 15 83 1 08 15 2
BrMySq
Close 28.93 Sep
c29 1.5k 0 41 3.2k 0 73 307 0 93
p29 2.7k 0 69 564 1 07 484 1 24
c30 387 0 10 3.3k 0 38 3.2k 0 50
Brocade
Close 6.19 Oct
c6
16k 0 40 3.1k 0 64 145 0 89
p6 7.3k 0 24 3.2k 0 44 16k 0 68
p7 5.0k 0 95 108 1 155 1 28
Caterp
Close 100.01 Nov
p97 50 3.4k 1 90 98 4 15 6 7 05
c105 6.1k 1 03 735 2 60 35 5 55
CB REllis
Close 23.29 Sep
p22
no tr 4.6k 1 05 no tr
ChesEng
Close 28.01 Oct
p20
Chevron
Close 97.90 Sep
c105 2.8k 0 18 266 0 88 137 1 45
Cisco
Close 14.93 Oct
c14 2.9k 0 96 748 1 28 67 1 52
c15 9.7k 0 36 3.8k 0 68 181 0 94
p15 9.6k 0 46 1.7k 0 77 2.8k 1 07
c16 4.4k 0 08 4.3k 0 31 208 0 55
Citigrp
Close 39.59 Sep
p35 2.9k 0 21 13 0 70 51 1 05
c38 3.0k 2 40 24 3 05 no tr
c40 5.9k 0 55 489 1 85 160 2 33
CitrixSy
Close 76.24 Sep
p72 50 4.0k 1 35 no tr no tr
CompSc
Close 37.09 Sep
p35 1.3k 0 35 3.2k 1 05 182 1 50
Corning
Close 17.55 Nov
c17 3.5k 0 83 9 1 20 no tr
Dell Inc
Close 15.93 Nov
c16 3.9k 0 41 2.2k 0 78 15 1 38
c17 5.4k 0 11 188 0 38 51 0 92
DeltaAir
Close 9.43 Sep
p9
541 0 26 5.3k 0 59 2.9k 0 70
c10 2.1k 0 24 1.9k 0 59 2.7k 0 71
DirFnBull
Close 22.79 Oct
c33
Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price
Aug
4.0k 0 63 454 2 13 110 3 16

Close 38.70 Oct
2.7k 6 65 no tr no tr
Dow Ch
Close 35.23 Sep
p34 3.1k 0 61 19 1 31 3 1 67
eBay
Close 28.35 Oct
p24 2.8k 0 19 797 0 48 no tr
p27 32k 0 69 1.4k 1 27 201 1 84
p28 3.4k 0 98 1.5k 1 59 850 2 28
c30 6.5k 0 39 338 1 01 127 1 72
EComDang
Close 10.44 Sep
p10 267 0 75 72 1 35 3.8k 1 90
EKodak
Close 3.42 Oct
p2 50 4.9k 0 08 388 0 16 226 0 23
c3 50 7.7k 0 38 495 0 46 325 0 53
p3 50 3.2k 0 46 93 0 54 100 0 61
c4 7.1k 0 21 1.9k 0 30 399 0 35
c5 50 6.5k 0 04 50 0 07 50 0 09
EMC
Close 25.64 Oct
p25 2.1k 0 43 20k 0 88 2.0k 1 39
p26 3.7k 0 88 1.4k 1 35 4.8k 1 79
EqtyResd
Close 58.36 Oct
p60
c60
25 0 55 5.0k 1 40 7 2 20
Exolon Cp
Close 42.02 Oct
10
c38
14 4 no tr 4.0k 4 30
ExxonMob
Close 76.78 Oct
c75 2.9k 3 200 3 95 35 5
c80 5.3k 0 50 988 1 25 422 2 35
FM C&G
Close 48.43 Nov
c50 2.9k 0 39 10k 2 50 236 4 24
FordMot
Close 13.24 Sep
p13 6.1k 0 15 3.3k 0 57 1.2k 0 73
c14 11k 0 14 2.1k 0 36 492 0 52
c15 825 0 02 3.0k 0 15 453 0 24
Gen El
Close 17.97 Sep
c18 3.7k 0 44 1.0k 0 74 300 0 90
p19 2.5k 1 07 109 1 27 3.6k 1 46
GenMotors
Close 29.92 Sep
c31 6.3k 0 35 115 1 10 33 1 40
HansnNatu
Close 78.05 Sep
c90 379 0 20 1.0k 1 20 2.8k 1 70
HarbinEl
Close 14.95 Sep
c10 3.6k 5 50 550 5 30 10 5 70
c15 3.7k 1 30 176 2 10 225 2 90
HewlettPk
Close 34.90 Nov
c35 2.7k 0 82 30 1 49 30 2 42
p35 3.1k 0 80 1.5k 1 49 3 2 46
Intel
Close 21.20 Oct
p22 1.5k 0 96 5.2k 1 40 69 1 78
iSAustla
Close 24.64 Oct
iSh EAFE
Close 57.10 Sep
p52 6.1k 0 31 5.3k 0 92 no tr
c62
81 0 06 3.0k 0 36 42 0 70
c63
16 0 04 1.5k 0 24 8.4k 0 49
iShBrazil
Close 69.57 Sep
p60
9 0 11 4.0k 0 58 20 0 90
p66 9.6k 0 70 22 1 53 26 2 26
iShEmMkt
Close 45.50 Sep
c40 5.0k 5 75 5 5 98 10 6 30
p40 6.5k 0 11 80 0 47 179 0 74
c23
BcoSantand
DirSmCBr
Exp. Strike
Last
76.24
60 1.4k 3 30
64.93
Exp. Strike
Last
cJan12
pJan12
cJan12
cJan13
Stock
Options Leaders
Aug
1 0 05 782 0 80 17 1 55
.... .... .... .... 2.5k 2 15
60 0 15 124 1 35 .... ....
2 0 15 300 1 45 .... ....
101 0 20 .... .... .... ....
1.3k 0 05 1.0k 2 15 .... ....
.... .... 200 2 25 .... ....
75 0 30 115 2 60 105 4 80
1.1k 0 50 12 3 55 259 6 51
850 0 70 .... .... .... ....
1.8k 0 20 130 4 60 565 8 25
750 0 95 .... .... .... ....
15k 0 25 2.3k 6 3.2k 9 45
505 1 15 .... .... .... ....
4.0k 1 60 18 6 95 .... ....
205 1 80 28 7 50 .... ....
5.1k 1 95 77 7 80 901 13
476 2 105 7 90 .... ....
254 2 10 .... .... .... ....
2.4k 2 30 104 8 65 .... ....
7.1k 2 70 6.5k 10 60 1.2k 15
212 3 32 132 11 45 .... ....
77 4 02 454 12 68 .... ....
1.8k 4 50 597 13 90 1.8k 19 20
263 4 90 114 14 40 .... ....
123 1 50 .... .... .... ....
391 1 50 31 15 50 .... ....
2.1k 6 10 29 16 30 .... ....
6.3k 7 25 4.8k 18 15k 26 50
5 77 35 4.0k 85 90 .... ....
239 2 45 4 18 45 .... ....
352 2 75 6 20 22 2 27 54
2.7k 9 .... .... 1 27 90
3.2k 10 45 22 52 .... ....
5.3k 11 2.5k 23 70 3.3k 32 40
3.4k 12 .... .... .... ....
1.3k 12 50 1 26 80 .... ....
674 14 40 102 25 55 800 32
229 6 95 1 26 10 1 33 90
1.5k 33 55 15 45 50 6 53 40
10k 17 20 30k 31 6.0k 39 80
623 18 15 6 33 40 .... ....
905 19 85 22 34 75 .... ....
561 21 40 12 36 75 7.9k 44
705 24 60 42 37 10 7.9k 46
1.0k 22 15 34 7.7k 44
1.2k 24 2 38 85 7.6k 46
6.0k 25 114 41 20 5.8k 49 50
4.5k 19 8.7k 31 60 5.8k 38 50
3.7k 16 45 2.3k 28 75 1.4k 42
1.0k 28 60 20k 41 20 1.4k 44
33 6 80 505 27 10 .... ....
346 34 80 .... .... .... ....
2.6k 11 70 509 24 30 801 30 85
3 34 30 151 51 .... ....
13k 8 10 3.2k 19 2.4k 30
1.4k 41 3 51 767 63
663 6 60 .... .... .... ....
5.2k 5 30 962 16 10 .... ....
160 48 60 .... .... 3 72
521 0 70 .... .... .... ....
296 0 59 3 11 65 .... ....
9 54 50 1.0k 66 60 .... ....
15k 2 45 764 9 80 1.4k 16 80
7.2k 1 80 1.4k 9 50 .... ....
4.0k 1 20 22 7 55 .... ....
305 0 90 20 6 40 23 12 40
145 0 75 20 5 50 .... ....
2.6k 0 60 4.7k 4 65 320 9 80
357 0 30 84 3 15 7 7 50
333 0 05 89 1 75 3 5 04
138 0 15 40 1 45 306 4 60
94 0 10 80 0 80 2.1k 2 60
98 0 05 15 0 45 202 1 10
365 0 05 .... .... 10 0 50
.... .... .... .... 5.0k 231
P Strike
Last
Last
Last
c26
c50
pJan13 55 511 3 05 CitrixSy

Bk of Am
10.52 pJan12
AbtLab
51.75 cJan13 15 4.6k 0 60 CocaCola
cJan13 45 1.1k 7 70 pJan13 7 50 2.3k 0 79 cJan13
cJan13
25
542
0 07 pJan13
AlcatlLu
5.19
cJan12 6 3.2k 0 40 pJan13 10 2.0k 1 70 ComcastA
12 50 11.1k cJan13
cJan12 5 1.7k 0 75 cJan13
20
1
Dell Inc
Anadrk
72.46 cJan13 10 1.2k 2 29
pJan13
cJan13 85 527 8 15 BkNYMel
24.64 DeltaAir
Apple
326.35 pJan12 24 561 1 95
pJan12
cJan13 400 1.0k 27 55 ChinaMob
47.03 cJan12
AT&T Inc
30.44 cJan13 50 1.5k 3 50 cJan12
pJan13 27 50 1.0k 2 86 Cisco
14.93 pJan12
AvanirPhm
3.46 cJan13 20 845 0 72 DevonEn
cJan12 5 653 0 25 cJan13 10 528 5 35 cJan13
Barclay
15.33 cJan13 17 50 2.0k 1 32 eBay
pJan12 15 2.0k 1 72 cJan13 15 1.1k 2 20 cJan13
Exp. Strike
Last
Jul
69 18 50 9 30 464 36 79
74 18 72 2 29 70 464 38 50
725 21 210 32 91 1.0k 40
622 16 40 166 26 410 33 65
235 5 60 1 28 .... ....
155 10 97 197 21 95 .... ....
147 8 40 61 19 55 .... ....
1.5k 7 46 1.0k 18 45 1 24 40
361 1 11 15 20 .... ....
8 39 05 303 49 50 2 56 23
1.0k 4 13 177 12 90 1 19 86
421 0 32 .... .... .... ....
515 2 50 304 9 70 5 16 81
230 1 70 .... .... .... ....
924 1 30 304 7 40 .... ....
848 0 99 .... .... .... ....
498 0 66 67 5 .... ....
133 0 60 .... .... .... ....
323 0 39 210 3 37 .... ....
727 0 30 .... .... .... ....
2.8k 0 24 256 2 28 .... ....
40 0 19 146 1 53 9 4 50
493 0 10 96 0 97 6 3 30
600 0 05 .... .... .... ....
SP100
Close 563.62 Sep
p500 4.5k 0 15 201 3 40 .... ....
p505 257 1 .... .... .... ....
p515 342 1 40 14 4 98 .... ....
p525 228 0 55 4 6 48 .... ....
p530 120 2 40 30 6 .... ....
p535 343 0 90 .... .... .... ....
p540 157 1 08 60 8 70 .... ....
p545 242 4 60 40 9 .... ....
p550 163 5 60 61 11 30 .... ....
p555 112 7 20 54 13 60 .... ....
p560 333 9 49 15 50 .... ....
p565 1.2k 11 2 17 60 .... ....
c565 274 9 20 7 15 .... ....
c570 587 6 40 202 13 15 2 18 05
p570 2.1k 13 20 6 19 50 .... ....
p575 201 16 80 4 22 35 .... ....
c575 642 4 40 305 10 .... ....
c580 535 2 80 18 7 70 2 11 10
c585 236 0 30 35 6 15 .... ....
c590 676 0 10 43 4 20 .... ....
c595 504 0 05 100 2 95 .... ....
c600 714 0 20 7 2 01 .... ....
c605 131 0 10 31 1 40 .... ....
c615 237 0 05 4 0 60 .... ....
c620 212 0 05 .... .... 50 0 95
SP100Eur
Close 563.62 Sep
p525 120 1 90 .... .... .... ....
p525 120 1 90 .... .... .... ....
p530 120 2 30 .... .... .... ....
p530 120 2 30 .... .... .... ....
c565
99 8 50 .... .... .... ....
SPX500
Close 1268.44 Sep
c500
.... .... .... .... 5.0k768 1
c795
p795
p800
c800
c805
c810
c815
c820
c825
p830
c830
c835
c840
c845
c850
c855
c860
c865
c870
c875
c880
c890
c900
c905
A15
Comprehensive volume and prices for Friday, June 24, 2011.

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15
10
17 50
12 50
65 2.5k 4 75
65 2.5k 6 75 FortressInv
23.58 cJan12 5
25 1.5k 2 62 Gen El
15.93 pJan12 14
10 545 0 54 pJan13 20
9.43 cJan12 20
7 50 1.9k 0 60 cJan12 17 50
10 627 1 10 pJan12 17 50
14 813 0 22 cJan12 19
10 903 1 76 pJan13 10
76.61 pJan13 15
85 534 8 21 cJan13 20
1 45
28.35
40 9.4k 1 75 Halbtn
BarickG
43.04 Citigrp
39.59 EMC
25.64 pJan13 40
30
cJan13 45 1.6k 6
cJan13 45 5.5k 4 40 cJan13 30 7.3k 2 HeclaMn
BestBuy
32.48 cJan12 50 1.5k 0 75 ExxonMob
76.78 cJan12 10
cJan12 40 649 0 70 Citigrp o
39.59 cJan13 70 501 12 30 cJan12 12 50
BHP Bill
88.61 cJan12 5 1.6k 0 07 FordMot
13.24 HonwellInt
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SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
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Put
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Call
Call
Put
Call
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Put
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Call
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Index
Price
Optn
Price
Optn
Chg.
Vol
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
1268.44
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1268.44
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1268.44
31.00
41.20
0.25
2.45
26.50
8.10
17.20
31.60
46.00
44.00
44.00
46.00
1.80
2.70
10.60
7.25
25.00
39.80
38.50
49.50
+ 4.80
+ 6.02
+ 0.05
1.55
+ 3.80
3.90
+ 5.30
5.40
+ 1.00
3.00
2.00
+ 2.00
1.10
+ 0.95
+ 2.60
+ 2.85
+ 5.50
+ 3.80
6.50
+ 6.50
30235
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15946
15033
15007
13466
10997
8701
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7694
7201
7121
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6383
6067
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5887
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Last
Last
Last
P Strike
Jul
P Strike
Last
Last
Last
Aug
Jul
0 62 3.7k 1 25 877 1 75
0 92 6.3k 1 64 396 2 15
1 39 85 2 03 19 2 56
0 17 3.4k 0 64 52 1 09
iShiBxHYB
Close 89.47 Sep
p89 7.5k 1 05 no tr
5 2 60
iShRlEst
Close 58.76 Sep
c59 3.6k 1 13 152 1 96 25 2 40
c60 2.1k 0 68 2.9k 1 43 45 1 83
iShRs2000
Close 79.94 Nov
p72 4.1k 0 28 51k 1 no tr
p74 985 0 47 17k 1 42 no tr
61
p75 19k 0 5.1k 1 67 no tr
p76 5.6k 0 78 6.2k 1 86 no tr
p77 8.4k 1 01 51k 2 19 no tr
c77 3.3k 3 59 876 4 49 10 6 77
p78 5.1k 0 55 758 2 45 3 4 72
c78 2.9k 2 83 523 3 92 no tr
p79 8.9k 1 65 1.9k 2 85 no tr
p80 12k 2 12 5.2k 3 23 no tr
c80 13k 1 50 2.7k 2 69 40 4 87
c81 7.1k 1 08 694 2 20 no tr
p81 3.1k 2 65 5.1k 3 90 no tr
c82 6.2k 0 66 10k 1 73 no tr
c84 608 0 24 26k 0 97 no tr
c85 407 0 14 6.9k 0 73 20 2 45
iShsChi25
Close 41.64 Nov
p40 10k 0 39 16k 0 92 551 2
p41 490 0 67 940 1 20 6.5k 2 40
p42 1.1k 1 13 363 1 70 5.2k 2 87
c45 118 0 07 10k 0 34 67 1 27
c50 10k 0 01 no tr 655 0 28
p50 10k 8 40 8 7 95 no tr
iShSilver
Close 33.36 Oct
p29 3.0k 0 19 653 0 63 638 1 31
p30 2.8k 0 28 998 0 86 1.3k 1 65
p31 3.2k 0 45 1.1k 1 12 437 1 94
p32 8.0k 0 71 705 1 48 614 2 40
c33 3.8k 1 46 960 2 26 508 3 15
p33 11k 1 09 1.3k 1 91 704 2 83
p34 6.5k 1 58 1.0k 2 44 478 3 35
c34 5.7k 0 95 756 1 74 998 2 69
p35 3.5k 2 24 1.4k 3 156 3 95
c35 5.6k 0 59 1.1k 1 35 325 2 26
c36 3.8k 0 36 1.4k 1 02 325 1 90
p36 3.0k 3 02 848 3 70 114 4 55
c38 9.8k 0 14 1.3k 0 58 1.2k 1 35
c50
34 0 02 no tr 3.3k 0 19
iShTaiwan
Close 14.60 Sep
p13
no tr no tr 25k 0 20
JPMorgCh
Close 39.49 Sep
p40 1.6k 1 05 7.7k 2 22 285 2 54
c40 14k 0 88 552 1 50 130 1 90
74
p43 5.0k 3 26 4 16 no tr
KindME
Close 71.41 Sep
p70 2.9k 0 80 36 1 82 1 2 18
LifeTech
Close 51.89 Nov
p50 3.2k 0 67 3 1 60 no tr
Lubrzl
Close 134.21 Sep
c135 no tr no tr 11k 0 05
Marathon
Close 49.55 Oct
c50 2.9k 1 55 187 2 43 82 3 60
c52 50 8.2k 0 72 139 1 51 28 2 72
c55 22k 0 27 799 0 85 55 1 77
c57 50 45k 0 08 114 0 44 15 1 17
McDrmInt
Close 19.03 Nov
p19 2.8k 0 70 no tr
8 1 90
McMoRn
Close 16.12 Nov
Merck
Close 34.55 Oct
c35 3.4k 0 37 213 0 88 80 1 21
MGIC Inv
Close 6.04 Sep
c7
10 0 08 no tr 5.9k 0 42
MicronT
Close 00.00 Oct
p6 3.3k 0 05 5.7k 0 15 4.9k 0 32
c7 8.8k 0 49 1.0k 0 70 302 0 92
p7 9.2k 0 26 1.2k 0 47 1.5k 0 69
c8
19k 0 12 2.5k 0 30 7.0k 0 49
p8 5.0k 0 89 534 1 05 510 1 25
c9 6.8k 0 03 933 0 12 1.0k 0 29
Microsft
Close 24.30 Oct
p23 9.7k 0 15 359 0 48 183 0 87
c24 8.1k 0 48 1.2k 1 05 391 1 42
p24 15k 0 35 433 0 80 114 1 23
c25 4.0k 0 19 491 0 55 186 0 92
MktVGold
Close 52.58 Sep
p44
p45
p46
c48
49k
1.7k
5.1k
853
Exp. Strike
Last
P Strike
Last
Last
Last
Aug
Jul
50 0 08 7.8k 0 57 50 1 01
Molycorp
Close 55.76 Sep
c55 5.2k 3 80 56 5 50 29 7
c60 6.7k 1 86 516 3 59 35 4 77
c62 50 5.2k 1 25 no tr 10 3 90
MorgStan
Close 22.21 Oct
p20 3.1k 0 11 76 0 45 144 0 89
p22 2.9k 0 59 78 1 09 1 1 76
Mosaic
Close 63.60 Sep
c67 50 665 0 65 5.7k 1 88 1.5k 2 70
NCR Cp
Close 18.23 Oct
c20
79 0 05 3.1k 0 35 no tr
Nvidia
Close 15.74 Oct
c15 295 1 09 5.3k 1 55 no tr
c16 3.3k 0 25 518 1 02 no tr
OffcDep
Close 4.17 Oct
c4 50 11k 0 19 no tr 50 0 60
OilSvcHT
Close 140.91 Oct
p130 4.5k 0 95 32 3 07 659 5 88
Oracle
Close 31.14 Sep
p29 8.6k 0 24 243 0 61 172 0 96
p30 8.3k 0 43 1.4k 0 90 444 1 30
c30 3.0k 1 45 207 1 98 467 2 38
79
p31 7.5k 0 769 1 33 592 1 61
c31 9.4k 0 90 289 1 39 1.3k 1 78
p32 8.5k 1 35 480 1 85 89 2 16
c32 15k 0 45 1.0k 0 94 484 1 30
c33 11k 0 22 858 0 57 455 0 88
c34 3.7k 0 09 2.4k 0 34 814 0 57
c35 8.1k 0 04 2.6k 0 18 523 0 40
c39
Petrobrs
Close 31.87 Oct
c32 2.9k 0 77 27 1 32 6 2 06
Pfizer
Close 20.08 Sep
p18 158 0 06 1.8k 0 23 10k 0 34
55
c20 419 0 3.5k 0 79 1.4k 0 99
p20 3.6k 0 37 5.5k 0 74 1.1k 0 93
c21 4.2k 0 12 2.9k 0 33 1.7k 0 48
Pharmacyc
Close 10.11 Nov
p6
p7
p8
p9
173 0 15 1 0 55 5.0k 0 75
Potash
Close 52.54 Sep
c57 50 174 0 27 85 1 11 6.5k 1 65
ProS UltSP
Close 48.89 Sep
c52 7.5k 0 47 45 1 26 10 1 96
ProUS20yTr
Close 32.50 Sep
c35 460 0 16 10k 0 50 720 0 96
PrUlShSPX
Close 22.38 Sep
c22 6.5k 1 523 1 47 1.8k 1 82
c23 4.1k 0 61 242 1 15 186 1 47
c24 2.7k 0 37 265 0 85 199 1 18
PS USDBul
Close 21.63 Sep
c22 13k 0 16 543 0 26 7.2k 0 33
c23
1 0 03 no tr 4.1k 0 16
Pultegrp
Close 7.52 Oct
p7
10k 0 14 no tr 20 0 54
PwNasd100
Close 54.38 Sep
p49 5.0k 0 13 591 0 46 10 0 75
p51 5.0k 0 28 970 0 79 no tr
p52 4.3k 0 43 4.0k 1 02 78 1 36
c53 2.5k 2 2.7k 2 58 10 3 45
p53 13k 0 65 1.5k 1 29 152 1 94
c54 6.0k 1 23 2.2k 1 88 220 2 37
p54 16k 0 97 9.5k 1 58 283 2 21
c55 39k 0 70 4.4k 1 35 6.1k 1 78
p55 17k 1 43 3.4k 2 06 1.2k 2 50
p56 3.7k 2 04 1.2k 2 55 543 3 24
c56 59k 0 11 2.5k 0 89 411 1 62
c57 16k 0 14 959 0 55 36 0 91
p57 4.1k 2 82 1.2k 3 25 631 3 88
c58 5.9k 0 05 766 0 33 52 0 61
Qualcom
Close 54.19 Oct
c55 4.9k 0 92 581 2 13 69 3 17
Ralcorp
Close 86.50 Sep
c90
40 0 80 10 1 90 3.7k 2 40
c95
RareElem
Close 10.67 Oct
c12 3.3k 0 15 8 0 50 43 1
RegionsFn
Close 5.94 Nov
p6 5.3k 0 24 204 0 39 4 0 68
Renren
Close 6.23 Oct
p6 3.2k 0 69 119 1 30 151 1 70
RschMotn
Close 28.57 Sep
p27 50 5.1k 0 94 823 1 76 307 2 40
p28 3.2k 0 54 no tr no tr
c59
Exp. Strike
Last
0 70 cJan12 57 50 1.8k 3 60 ItauUnib

0 31 pJan12 55 1.5k 4 02 pJan12 25
48.24 cJan12 25
0 22 HSBC
2 71 pJan12 57 50 1.1k 10 80 JA Solar
15.17 pJan12 6
4.57 IntactBrk
21
50
pJan12
13
1.0k
0 40 JohnJn
620 0
38.31 cJan13 60
17.97 InterDig
1.5k 0 39 cJan12 65 1.0k 0 75 JPMorgCh
3.1k 4 05 cJan12 60 501 0 89 cJan12 40
1.4k 0 60 cJan13 60 523 3 29 cJan12 42 50
57.10 pJan13 30
508 1 68 iSh EAFE
1.0k 1 34 cJan13 60 2.4k 5 30 cJan13 40
69.57 Kraft
1.1k 0 96 iShBrazil
500 0 44 pJan12 40 654 0 40 pJan12 30
491 1 51 pJan13 60 2.3k 6 50 cJan13 30
13.6k pJan12 70 529 6 55 cJan12 30
pJan12 75 2.5k 9 50 Lowes
33.36 cJan13 20
45.87 iShSilver
1.0k 5 68 cJan13 35 2.2k 6 01 LVSands
7.29 cJan13 66 515 0 94 cJan12 80
604 0 43 pJan13 10 556 0 22 MGM Mir
7.42 pJan13 5
583 0 20 iStar
56.35 pJan13 5 1.0k 1 05 pJan13 10
2.9k
2.5k
2.5k
1.2k
1250
1280
1100
1325
1200
1300
1250
1275
1265
1265
1270
1270
1330
1150
1150
1200
1275
1250
1275
1275
Aug
Aug
Jul
Jul
Sep
Jul
Jul
Aug
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Jul
Jul
Aug
Jul
Jul
Sep
Sep
Sep
SanDisk
Exp. Strike
Last
22.00 Microsft
24.30
3.6k 3 90
762 0 80
Exp. Strike
Last
pJan12 48 496 3 10
pJan13 22 50
pJan13 25
5.57 pJan13 15
4.0k 1 20 MktVGold
65.06 cJan12 60
7.5k 7 55 NextEra
39.49 pJan12 50
771 3 05 cJan12 60
505 2 02 pJan12 55
1.0k 2 78 NokiaCp
959 5 25 cJan13 15
4.0k 2 63 Potash
5.0k 3 90 pJan12 38 33
1.0k 0 56 ProUS20yTr
52.58 cJan12 40
840 2 45 PwNasd100
56.61 cJan13 60
719 1 31 RschMotn
619 1 15 pJan12 30
682 2 80 cJan13 40
5.88 cJan13 30
899 0 18 cJan12 40
34.60 NovaGold
8.62 Sequenom
855 0 69 cJan13 10 1.9k 1 76 cJan12 7 50

539 5 05 NwmtMn
52.27 SilvWhtn
517 4 70 pJan13 45 1.5k 5 10 cJan12 35
23.25 Oracle
657 4 71
39.19
1.5k 0 06
12.20
cJan12
pJan12
cJan12
cJan12
pJan12
3.5k 0 59
620 1 95 PeabdyE
31.14 SiriusXM
35
30
31
32
29
1.2k
1.0k
516
549
1.6k
Aug
5.1k 0 86 1.5k 1 68 529 2 32

6.4k 0 58 461 1 35 68 1 99
Close 38.94 Oct
p39 2.5k 1 51 4.5k 2 73 1.0k 3 84
c43 1.2k 0 28 3.6k 1 24 1.9k 2 18
SemicHlTr
Close 32.66 Nov
p33 5.1k 0 94 15 1 28 no tr
c34 2.7k 0 25 131 0 68 no tr
Sina
Close 89.35 Sep
c80 2.9k 12 14 28 15 80 5 18 30
SP Consum
Close 38.50 Sep
p36
12 0 17 4.0k 0 50 50 0 85
c40
5 0 17 3.0k 0 55 no tr
SP Engy q
Close 70.93 Sep
p70 947 1 42 1.3k 2 44 6.0k 3 25
c73 7.7k 0 87 37 1 98 25 3 05
c77 734 0 14 30 0 74 5.0k 1 26
SP Fncl
Close 14.76 Sep
p14 24k 0 13 240 0 30 35 0 45
p15 8.2k 0 49 15k 0 67 570 0 82
c15 82k 0 25 11k 0 45 333 0 55
SP Hlth
Close 34.68 Sep
p35 640 0 72 4.1k 1 02 165 1 28
c35 505 0 37 4.0k 0 73 3 0 96
SP Inds
Close 35.63 Sep
16
c35 735 1 3.5k 1 66 no tr
c36
81 0 54 3.6k 1 05 55 1 34
p36 191 0 94 3.3k 1 34 no tr
SP Matls
Close 37.47 Sep
p36 10k 0 47 21k 1 01 no tr
c37 1.5k 1 16 7.0k 1 74 no tr
p37 5.7k 0 74 2.0k 1 32 no tr
65
c38 3.7k 0 15 1 24 28 1 55
c39 2.9k 0 30 221 0 80 2.0k 1 09
SP Tech
Close 24.54 Sep
c25 817 0 22 7.1k 0 52 no tr
p25 523 0 68 7.0k 0 91 6 1 15
SP Util
Close 32.80 Sep
c33 3.9k 0 38 41 0 65 229 0 84
SpdGld nya
Close 146.26 Sep
p140 10k 0 54 2.9k 1 48 3.8k 2 13
p142 2.7k 0 82 1.1k 2 03 279 2 80
p143 2.6k 1 05 3.3k 2 29 756 3 21
p144 4.5k 1 35 1.3k 2 72 492 3 60
c145 16k 3 55 384 4 30 104 5 25
p145 6.2k 1 67 1.3k 3 20 253 4
p146 7.9k 1 33 482 3 65 289 4 55
c146 3.1k 2 36 1.2k 3 75 52 4 60
c147 6.2k 1 88 1.4k 3 25 52 4 20
p147 9.9k 1 71 545 4 10 436 5
p148 6.7k 2 18 2.3k 4 60 278 5 70
c148 5.8k 2 03 632 3 30 75 3 80
c149 6.3k 1 58 710 2 47 211 3 50
c150 33k 1 21 1.3k 2 12 561 3 10
c151 3.5k 0 63 659 1 80 147 2 70
c152 3.6k 0 49 688 1 55 94 2 41
c155 18k 0 25 651 0 97 601 1 71
SPDR
Close 126.81 Sep
p95 288 0 02 326 0 13 4.2k 0 29
p97
no tr 6.4k 0 17 4.8k 0 35
p99
61 0 04 4.6k 0 21 1.5k 0 41
p100 10k 0 05 12k 0 23 4.2k 0 45
p101 no tr 1.3k 0 26 5.2k 0 49
p102 212 0 05 1.6k 0 28 2.7k 0 53
p103 79 0 05 2.0k 0 31 7.0k 0 58
p104 31 0 06 1.0k 0 34 6.5k 0 63
p105 10k 0 08 13k 0 37 2.5k 0 70
p106 93 0 08 3.6k 0 42 2.3k 0 76
p107 761 0 10 5.0k 0 45 3.4k 0 83
p108 146 0 10 6.5k 0 51 4.2k 0 90
p109 384 0 12 3.2k 0 56 1.4k 0 99
p110 13k 0 14 4.9k 0 62 1.7k 1 07
p111 5.6k 0 17 5.7k 0 67 2.3k 1 18
p112 7.1k 0 18 6.0k 0 75 1.1k 1 29
p113 3.0k 0 21 4.3k 0 84 1.8k 1 43
p114 3.4k 0 26 5.1k 0 92 1.8k 1 54
p115 7.3k 0 30 6.1k 1 02 4.6k 1 68
p116 16k 0 35 3.0k 1 14 1.9k 1 84
p117 9.8k 0 41 4.3k 1 29 3.5k 2 03
p118 9.1k 0 49 17k 1 41 1.2k 2 21
p119 8.4k 0 59 5.2k 1 58 1.2k 2 44
p120 19k 0 70 25k 1 76 6.5k 2 62
p121 12k 0 80 8.7k 1 96 3.2k 2 89
p122 24k 1 01 4.8k 2 20 4.5k 3 15
c123 3.7k 4 89 3.1k 6 25 1.3k 6 95
p123 26k 1 16 5.5k 2 48 5.0k 3 48
p124 20k 1 40 7.6k 2 78 4.6k 3 81
c30
c31
1 29 cJan12 2
2 42 cJan13 2
2 85 cJan13 2 50
2 41 SP Consum
2 03 cJan12 40
57.04 SP Engy q
52.54
3.2k 1 16
32.50
SPDR
SP Fncl
PwNasd100
SpdGld nya
WillmsCos
SPDR
Bk of Am
SPDR
SPDR
Marathon
EMC
iShRs2000
SPDR
SpdGld nya
UtdContl
PwNasd100
SpdGld nya
iShsChi25
ArcelorMit
SP Fncl
125
15
55
150
35
120
10
125
130
55
25
75
120
155
25
55
145
40
35
15
Jul
Jul
Jul
Jul
Aug
Aug
Jul
Aug
Jul
Jul
Aug
Jul
Jul
Jul
Jul
Jul
Jul
Aug
Aug
Aug
Put
Call
Call
Call
Call
Put
Put
Put
Call
Call
Put
Put
Put
Call
Call
Put
Call
Put
Call
Put
Stock
Price
Optn
Price
Optn
Chg.
Vol
126.81
14.76
54.38
146.26
28.55
126.81
10.52
126.81
126.81
49.55
25.64
79.94
126.81
146.26
22.99
54.38
146.26
41.64
32.02
14.76
1.70
0.25
0.70
1.21
0.08
1.76
0.15
3.10
0.82
0.27
0.88
0.61
0.70
0.25
0.21
1.43
3.55
0.92
0.88
0.67
+ 0.50
0.02
0.40
0.28
+ 0.04
+ 0.37
+ 0.04
+ 0.63
0.39
0.25
+ 0.35
+ 0.02
+ 0.25
0.15
0.83
+ 0.40
0.84
0.12
+ 0.20
+ 0.08
97151
82007
39823
33678
28232
25254
25143
23577
22307
22124
20565
19537
19496
18970
18681
17559
16836
16526
15228
15159
Indexes
Total
Call
Index
SPX500
Rus2000
Nasd100
SP100
DJ Inds
SP100Eur
Semicon q
134,330
17,575
4,813
5,741
2,004
520
77
Total
Call
Index
OilSvc
Bank Idx
GS Idx
MidCap
SemiconIdx
Jul
65
60
75
65
547 0 87 SP Fncl
54.38 cJan12 15
1.2k 3 41 pJan12 10
28.57 pJan12 15
656 5 15 pJan12 8
787 3 15 pJan12 12
703 6 35 pJan13 13
1.2k 1 23 SP Tech
7.25 pJan12 23
1.1k 1 47 SP Util
31.75 cJan12 34
1.8k 3 55 SpdGld nya
1.98 pJan12 140
1.3k 0 31 cJan12 155
515 0 53 cJan12 170
860 0 40 pJan12 125
1 44
38.50
1.5k 1 73 cJan12 190
70.93 pJan12 115
237,848 1,872,694 3,409,084

35,796 259,084 393,692
10,651
61,965
77,235
11,430
26,217
37,574
2,762
37,167
22,710
1,018
22,502
8,242
122
23
338
Call
Open
Interest
Put
Open
Interest
40
0
0
0
1
6
5
10
2
0
143
0
0
0
10
74
73
16
13
0
Last
Last
Last
P Strike
Aug
4 25 4.0k 5 56 1.5k 6 35
1 70 23k 3 10 4.7k 4 20
3 48 5.7k 4 83 1.0k 5 65
2 87 6.4k 4 24 2.4k 5
2 04 11k 3 42 5.6k 4 55
2 41 24k 3 84 3.9k 5
2 26 13k 3 55 3.7k 4 44
1 70 14k 3 1.5k 3 82
2 88 12k 4 24 3.1k 5 38
1 22 3.6k 2 55 6.3k 3 34
3 37 4.3k 4 78 904 5 88
0 82 10k 2 04 1.2k 2 77
4 09 9.7k 5 29 1.4k 6 42
0 55 4.6k 1 63 1.6k 2 38
4 88 3.3k 5 82 1.0k 6 97
5 65 3.1k 6 50 795 7 67
0 32 2.1k 1 28 1.8k 1 98
6 37 3.3k 7 12 432 8
0 20 7.1k 0 96 1.6k 1 64
0 11 4.4k 0 70 2.0k 1 33
0 07 4.6k 0 51 3.0k 1 03
0 04 3.8k 0 35 784 0 82
0 03 3.4k 0 25 1.4k 0 62
0 01 6.7k 0 09 230 0 25
SPDR DJ
Close 119.20 Sep
p119 2.7k 1 98 158 3 45 39 4 25
Spdr OGEx
Close 55.12 Sep
p51 4.4k 0 43 4.0k 1 18 no tr
p54 5.0k 1 34 4.0k 2 25 no tr
Spreadtrm
Close 14.10 Nov
c13 2.8k 3 8 2 84 no tr
p13 5.1k 2 35 172 3 4 4 20
SprintNex
Close 5.00 Nov
p4 50 no tr 35 0 13 6.8k 0 28
c5 1.0k 0 15 105 0 31 6.6k 0 53
sT MetM
Close 65.30 Sep
p61 1.5k 0 95 no tr 6.0k 2 74
p64 4.8k 1 84 2 3 07 12 3 40
c68 128 0 94 82 2 24 4.0k 3 40
sT Retail
Close 51.96 Sep
p52 2.9k 1 32 21 1 97 2 2 60
SthnUnion
Close 39.85 Sep
p37 50 813 0 15 3.2k 0 35 41 0 35
c40 585 0 65 3.0k 0 80 536 0 95
Synovus
Close 2.12 Nov
p2 50
7 0 45 4.1k 0 50 50 0 50
Target
Close 46.33 Oct
c49 5.6k 0 18 146 0 59 58 1 24
TenetHlt
Close 5.99 Nov
p6 4.8k 0 20 4.7k 0 33 60 0 50
TexasInst
Close 31.53 Oct
c31
19 1 11 3.6k 1 50 1.4k 2 08
c32
36 0 57 291 0 97 5.3k 1 59
Textron
Close 22.36 Sep
cJan13
pJan12
cJan12
pJan13
Put
Open
Interest
Total
Put
Vol.
4.8k
97k
12k
10k
41k
56k
68k
55k
35k
19k
20k
22k
13k
11k
4.7k
3.8k
10k
812
15k
2.0k
4.5k
1.2k
256
905
Exp. Strike
Last
Call
Open
Interest
Vol.
P Strike
Last
Last
Last
c124
p125
c125
c126
p126
p127
c127
c128
p128
c129
p129
c130
p130
c131
p131
p132
c132
p133
c133
c134
c135
c136
c137
c140
Total
Put
Vol.
Vol.
Jul
Exp. Strike
Last
1.0k 12 70 pJan12 135

2.7k 2 11 pJan13 90
2.2k 3 75 SPDR
1.0k 7 50 pDec12 95
14.76 cJan12 127
548 0 90 pJan12 110
580 0 16 cJan12 132
649 1 28 pDec13 110
499 0 09 cJan12 125
4.1k 0 32 cJan12 140
2.0k 1 26 pJan12 125
24.54 cJan12 124
1.8k 1 11 cDec12 148
32.80 cJan12 130
501 0 83 cJan12 133
146.26 pJan12 127
1.8k 5 07 cJan12 128
673 4 80 cJan12 134
2.3k 1 99 cJan12 135
11.5k SPDR DJ
cJan13 119
2.7k 0 76 SuncorEng
630 0 58 pJan12 30
Aug
2.9k 0 45 no tr no tr
2.9k 0 16 1 0 55 8 0 80
TimeWarn
Close 34.46 Oct
p35 293 1 100 1 59 3.5k 2 34
c35 716 0 55 52 1 13 3.5k 1 71
US Airwy
Close 8.69 Sep
c9 1.5k 0 23 27 0 51 4.4k 0 73
US NtGs
Close 10.73 Oct
c11 7.0k 0 26 2.6k 0 51 469 0 78
c12 3.6k 0 07 364 0 21 508 0 47
US OilFd
Close 35.81 Oct
p35 3.2k 0 78 1.0k 1 46 938 2 27
c36 5.5k 0 99 240 1 68 291 2 53
c37 5.5k 0 21 525 1 21 122 2 07
c39 1.4k 0 15 3.5k 0 59 400 1 36
USSteel
Close 41.82 Oct
c52 50 11 0 02 no tr 3.0k 0 75
UtdContl
Close 22.99 Sep
c23 5.6k 0 92 390 1 75 10k 2 13
c25 18k 0 21 86 0 91 286 1 17
ValeroE
Close 23.18 Sep
p23 2.7k 0 90 132 1 53 42 1 88
c24 973 0 49 546 1 13 8.9k 1 52
c25 1.8k 0 24 12k 0 78 643 1 04
c26 1.9k 0 12 5.4k 0 52 107 0 78
Visa
Close 73.37 Sep
c75 2.7k 2 45 249 3 50 681 3 80
c77 50 4.9k 1 52 187 2 51 86 2 88
c85 3.4k 0 23 28 0 65 10k 0 91
WalMart
Close 52.41 Sep
p52 50 449 0 77 455 1 52 3.0k 1 82
WeathInt
Close 17.72 Nov
c19 3.1k 0 38 226 0 81 61 1 44
c20 4.7k 0 22 379 0 55 17 1 15
WellsFrgo
Close 27.26 Oct
p28 4.6k 1 12 75 1 83 82 2 41
WillmsCos
Close 28.55 Nov
p23 23k 0 12 313 0 24 no tr
p27
97 0 38 10k 0 82 2 1 84
c28 5.9k 1 23 2.2k 1 79 6 2 67
p28 600 0 65 7.2k 1 20 101 2 07
c30 1.2k 0 45 13k 0 96 2.3k 1 75
c31 442 0 23 4.9k 0 60 1.4k 1 53
c35
no tr 28k 0 08 865 0 52
WstnRef
Close 16.24 Sep
p17 3.8k 1 13 37 1 85 no tr
Xilinx
Close 34.64 Sep
p29
no tr 38 0 20 4.9k 0 36
Yahoo
Close 14.89 Oct
c15 3.3k 0 24 1.7k 0 92 826 1 30
c16 15k 0 23 99 0 56 1.9k 0 93
Yamana
Close 11.37 Oct
c11 2.8k 0 60 3 0 85 40 1 13
c23
c24
Exp. Strike
Last
2.8k 3 30 TeslaMotr
27.57
490 1 pJan12 27 1.0k 4 40
126.81 Utdhlth
588 4 87
2.7k 7 18
510 3 24
1.0k 4 65
547 12 32
510 8 45
2.2k 1 90
1.0k 7 56
500 9 20
5.0k 3 24
530 5 50
3.2k 4 10
1.4k 8 36
1.6k 6 73
1.8k 3 73
2.4k 3 30
23.18
cJan12 45 600 0 04
pJan12 15 620 0 46
VirnetX
28.24
pJan12 32 1.0k 9 30
Visa
73.37
pJan12 42 50 610 0 41
WalMart
cJan13
cJan12
pJan12
cJan12
cJan12
pJan12
pJan13
pJan12
cJan12
119.20 WstnRef
1.0k 9 88
50.46
pJan12 55 582 7 40
ValeroE
52.41
50
52 50
52 50
55
50
45
45
47 50
57 50
5 35
2 45
3 10
1 36
3 95
0 86
2 66
1 30
0 65
16.24
cJan12 22 518 1 24
37.44 YRC Wrldw
621 1 29
1.5k
1.1k
1.3k
2.3k
2.0k
616
744
3.5k
2.6k
1.12
cJan13 1 1.1k 0 34
A16
WE SAY IT LIKE IT IS
INVESTORS.COM
ISSUES & INSIGHTS
WINNER OF THE 2008
Pulitzer Prize
Small Business
And Big Govt
Budget: The secretary of the Treasury says
taxes must be raised on small business so the
federal government can stay big. With that
breathtaking statement, he helpfully mapped
out the key difference between the parties.
hile testifying Wednesday before the

House Small Business Committee, Timothy Geithner told Rep. Renee Ellmers,
R-N.C., that hiking taxes on small businesses is the only alternative that will allow a balanced approach to reduce our fiscal deficits.
If you dont touch revenues, Geithner said, you
have to shrink the overall size of government programs,
things like education, to levels that we could not accept
as a country.
Some factions just wont accept shrinking the size of
government. Most in them run in the same tight circles
as Geithner. Never hearing anything other than support for increasing the size of government, they assume
thats what Americans want.
But quite a few Americans have been wanting to cut
government for decades, and that number is growing as
the almost intractable problems created by overspending have become more obvious.
From Social Security and Medicare to housing assistance and farm subsidies to, yes, even education, federal
programs need to shrink or be eliminated. Theres not a
single item in the budget, including defense, that cant
use some judicious trimming.
In fiscal 2011, Washington will spend more than $3.8
trillion, according to the governments historical tables.
The federal debt, caused by lawmakers habit of spending money they dont have, will exceed $15 trillion by
the Sept. 30 end of the 2011 fiscal year. Washington cannot tax its way out of this hole.
Yet Democrats never give up hope they can raise
taxes, and this particular Democrat wants to slap higher rates on small business. This is an especially poor
choice. Small businesses are Americas jobs engine.
Even more appalling is the fact Geithner didnt back
off his position when Ellmers told him that 64% of new
jobs in this country are created by small businesses. In
fact, he acknowledged that she is correct.
While the number Ellmers used is compelling, we believe the rate is actually higher, around 85%. We base
this estimate on our own database of public companies,
which shows that over the last 25 years, big businesses
created no net new jobs. That leaves small business as
virtually the only job creator.
Geithners unabashed statement helps explain the
sorry situation in which America finds itself. But in so
doing, he has also provided the clarity that voters will
need when his boss comes up for re-election.
CAIR: Tax Deadbeat

War On Terror: The feds finally nailed Al
Capone not for murder or racketeering, but
for tax evasion. The same technicality may
bring down the terror-tied Council on American-Islamic Relations.
ast month, the IRS quietly stripped the shady

nonprofit group of its tax-exempt status for failing to file three consecutive years of financial reports. This means CAIR can no longer accept tax-free
donations. It does not mean, however, that the IRS has
put CAIR under audit. But its a good first step.
The missing filings Form 990s disclose CAIRs donors and other sources of funding, among other information the group apparently wants to keep secret.
After years of denial, CAIR has admitted raising funds
in Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E. and other Arab states that use
such groups to spread Islamist propaganda in the U.S.
and other Western nations. They also use them to lobby
against antiterror measures and immigration curbs.
Washington-based CAIR is registered neither as a foreign agent nor lobbyist. Yet it spends a lot of time on
Capitol Hill lobbying against the Patriot Act and other
laws protecting the U.S. from terrorists.
So what? CAIR has documented ties to terrorists, revealed during a federal trial of a Hamas front group. In
2007, around the time CAIR stopped filing its donor reports, the Justice Department named CAIR among unindicted co-conspirators in the Hamas front groups
criminal scheme to funnel millions of dollars to Hamas
suicide bombers and their families.
Since then, the FBI director has blackballed CAIR
from outreach and is actively investigating its own connection to Hamas.
In November 2009, members of the House and Senate
wrote a letter to the IRS director calling on him to audit
CAIRs finances and lobbying activities. They cited findings from a book, Muslim Mafia, that expose the
inner workings of CAIR and other Islamist groups.
A full audit of CAIR should be the next step. Otherwise, it could simply file the missing forms with the IRS
and apply for reinstatement of its exempt status.
CAIR employs a full stable of lawyers. Its obvious it is
hiding something by not filing any returns since 2007.
Its incumbent on the IRS to scrutinize its records for all
possible violations of U.S. law, including fraud.
CAIR no doubt will cry Islamophobia. But turnabout is fair play. In 2008, the group called on the IRS to
investigate distribution of more than 20 million DVDs it
claimed were anti-Muslim to see if the distributor, the
Clarion Fund, had violated its tax-exempt status. With
no evidence of wrongdoing, CAIR demanded the IRS
strip the nonprofit group of its tax-exempt status.
In fact, it was CAIR that was violating tax laws and
apparently still is. Even though its status was revoked
May 15, the group is still soliciting donations on its website with the following appeal: Donations to CAIR are
tax-deductible.
IRS agents, as well as Hill leaders, should take notice.
Whose Side Are You On, Hillary?

Checks And Balances: Our secretary of state
questions the patriotism of those criticizing
the administrations Libyan policy and disregard of the War Powers Act. Remember when
dissent was the highest form of patriotism?
n 2003, as President George W. Bush was taking

the war on terror and its state sponsors to Iraq and
Afghanistan, then-Sen. Hillary Clinton defended
administration critics of those wars by saying, I am
sick and tired of people who say that if you debate and
you disagree with this administration, somehow youre
not patriotic.
Secretary of State Clinton took a slightly different
tone at a press conference in Jamaica on Thursday. She
was asked about a situation in Libya that looks increasingly quagmire-like and congressional critics, such as
House Speaker John Boehner, who say the administration circumvented congressional approval specifically the War Powers Act in joining the Libya action.
Her response was that while Congress is certainly
free to raise any questions or objections, the bottom
line is, whose side are you on? She spoke of the the aspirations of the Libyan people and the international coalition that has been created to support them. Those
who question administration policy, she said, are on the
side of dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
Whose side are we on? Were on the side of those who
seek freedom and democracy everywhere, just as we
supported the aspirations of the Iraqi people and the international coalition that was formed to support them.
Back then, Iraq was Bushs Vietnam, a quagmire of a
civil war we should not be involved in. A genuine civil
war in Libya, well, thats different.
In 2006, Mrs. Clinton said, Dissent is the highest
form of patriotism. Of course, back then, a war was
also a war, not an overseas contingency operation in
response to a man-caused disaster that left 3,000 people dead at the hands of terrorists on 9/11. Our reasons
for involvement in Libya are not so clear, coherent or
compelling.
Mrs. Clintons statements come as the House plans to
take up two Libya-related measures. One, a bill carrying
the force of law, calls for cutting off funding for U.S. op-
Wheres Hugo?
Americas: If anyone out there still thinks Venezuela is a democracy, the silence and secrecy
of Hugo Chavezs long absence for an undisclosed ailment ends that idea. Its the act of a
dictator. How about treating him like one?
hotos of the Venezuelan strongman have shown

him looking out of sorts for months withering
weight, reddening complexion, a broken knee,
all of which had been dismissed by his secretive presidential ministry as nothing serious.
Now that hes in a full-blown health crisis, convalescing in a Cuban hospital for the past 20 days, theres little
doubt hes got bigger problems than that.
His minions claim hes just ruling Venezuela from Havana, as if there was nothing bizarre about that. They
have yet to make a single official announcement about
why the elected leader of a supposed democracy is missing or what he has that amounts to a state secret.
This is the sort of uncertainty seen among dictators
such as Kim Jong Il, Hafez al-Assad or Chavezs host,
Fidel Castro. Nothing makes a dictator more paranoid
than speculation about health issues because it
amounts to a first sign a dictator is no longer immortal.
Powerless Venezuelans in Caracas outwardly seem indifferent. But thats not the case for Chavezs own supporters as well as the 40,000 Cuban advisers buried
in Chavezs ministries and social programs in Caracas. These players are making contingency plans and
jockeying for advantage. And in this case, the stakes are
unusually high because two regimes Cuba and Venezuela stand to fall if Chavez can no longer rule.
That presents an important opportunity for the U.S.,
given that Venezuela (and Cuba) should be democracies as the rest of the hemisphere is. And Venezuelas
erations in Libya. The other, a non-binding resolution,

would ask the House to authorize the mission.
Under the 1973 War Powers Resolution, the president
was seemingly required to seek congressional authorization within two months or withdraw troops within
three months. That deadline passed, but the Obama administration argued that it never needed authorization
because the NATO-led mission in Libya did not constitute hostilities.
In both Afghanistan
Congress OK Needed
and Iraq, President
How important to the public
George W. Bush asked
was Congress approval prior
for and received congresto military action in Libya?
sional approval for miliNot at all Not sure 4%
tary action, as did his faimportant
Very
5%
important
ther in the Persian Gulf
45%
Not very
War. In each case our
important
goal was clear: to liber11%
ate Kuwait, to change regimes in a belligerent
Somewhat important
35%
Iraq or to deny al-Qaida
Source: IBD/TIPP Poll, April 4-10, 902 Americans
a sanctuary in Afghanistan.
In a Dec. 20, 2007, interview, Boston Globe reporter
Charlie Savage asked Obama under what circumstances the president would have the constitutional authority to bomb Iran without first seeking authorization
from Congress.
The president does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation, Obama responded.
It doesnt seem our support of combat operations in
Libya qualifies under that definition.
We find it curious that President Obama feels compelled to protect innocentsin Libya while he raises the
white flag in Afghanistan as the Taliban calculates its return. Afghanistan has received congressional approval,
Libya has not.
Its also worth noting that before the U.S. joined in the
attack against Libya, Americans of all stripes believed it
was as important to get approval from Congress as from
the U.N. (see chart).
To answer Secretary Clintons question, we are on the
side of freedom, democracy, free speech and the law.
importance multiplies because its the prime supplier

of drugs that are wreaking havoc in Mexico, has made itself a state sponsor of terror, as Fridays hearings in the
House Foreign Relations committee suggest, and is our
fourth-biggest oil supplier, sustaining its regime on
$118 million a day in oil sales to the U.S.
If the U.S. can intervene in Libya, which provides Europe oil, why so indifferent toward a major U.S. supplier?
All thats seen out of the Obama administration to this
challenge is the fiction that Venezuela is a democracy.
A sick Chavez suggests something very different.
Ostensibly, Chavez has a pelvic abscess a relatively
simple problem that can be treated, even by Cuban doctors, in three days time. The fact that the Spanish doctor who treated Castro three years ago for diverticulitis
has flown to Havana about this is noteworthy, but the information blackout remains.
Chavez briefly appeared before cameras a few days
ago, saying that his operation was successful, with
nothing malignant found, but that amounted to a hint
that what he has really been dealing with is an untreated prostate condition which by the way, requires a
long recovery period. But hes not telling.
Over three weeks, all thats been seen is a token photo
on June 17, and a smattering of Twitter posts addressed
to the military Friday that had no relevance to his illness. For the head of state in whats nominally a democracy to disappear, keep the nation in the dark about his
condition, and feed a constant stream of assurances
without explanations is unheard of. And doubly so if
that particular leader is the loquacious Chavez. As an
opposition legislator summed up: Dictators give photos, democracies give information.
A lot of chaos can follow from such an unstable situation. A general in the mold of Augusto Pinochet, who
saved Chile in 1973 with a legal mandate, is unlikely.
A crisis like this ought to worry Castro and Chavez
alone. The U.S. should be offering an unapologetic defense of democracy and free markets as the new alternative for both as the rats begin to scurry.
ISSUES & INSIGHTS
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MARK STEYN
t was another day of Obama-bashing in the Capitol. Im profoundly

disappointed, one lawmaker said
at a news conference last week. A disappointment to say the least, said another. Wrong decision, said a third.
His proposal failed. It is unjustifiable. Quite simply unconscionable.
What stood out at this particular
gripe session, however, was that the
speakers were all Democrats.
As they stood in a House television
studio and spoke into the cameras,
these liberal members were complaining about the slow pace of President
Obamas Afghanistan pullout. But they
could just as well have been talking
about a score of other White House actions that have enraged them:
Extending Bush-era tax cuts for
the wealthiest Americans.
Keeping the Guantanamo Bay
prison open.
Declining to support a larger economic stimulus, or a second one.
Surrendering on the health care
public option.
Foot-dragging on climate change.
Resisting calls to support gay marriage.
Surging troops into Afghanistan
and removing them too slowly.
Offering up too many budget cuts
in negotiations.
On Friday, House Democrats delivered a symbolic but unusually public
rebuke of the president. Seventy
voted against authorizing the military
action in Libya, and 36 of them voted
to cut off funding for the operation.
"America can no longer be asked to
be the one that does everything, everywhere, every time," Rep. Barney
Frank, D-Mass., shouted on the
House floor. Before the vote, House
Democratic leaders made no effort to
keep rank-and-file Democrats from
opposing Obama on Libya.
House minority leader Nancy Pelosi
defended House Republicans motives
on the Libya resolutions: I dont think
theyre playing politics. I think they
are expressing what they believe.
There have been worse rifts between
a president and his party, such as Bill
Clintons 1996 signing of the GOP welfare-reform bill. Democrats are less
angry with Obama now than when he
struck a deal with Republicans preserving the Bush tax cuts. But the breadth
of his fights with his base is striking.
Compounding the feeling of betrayal is the progressive lawmakers belief
that Obama was one of them not
some centrist, Clintonian character.
Im sympathetic to Obamas instincts
to keep to the political center, but the
routine spurning of his political base
does seem extravagant.
On top of that, Obama has little to
show for his intramural squabbles.
Clintons heresies earned him the support of independents, but a Bloomberg poll shows only 23% of likely independent voters support Obamas reelection, while 36% say theyll definitely back another candidate.
Similar statistics have already led
Karl Rove to write one of the first obituaries for Obama, arguing, in a Wall
Street Journal column titled Why
Obama Is Likely to Lose in 2012, that
a disappointed left could deprive
him of the volunteers so critical to his
success in 2008.
Roves exuberance may be premature: For all of Obamas troubles with
his base, progressives have no
thought of launching a primary challenge to him the way Ted Kennedy
did to Jimmy Carter. Theres a lot of
dissatisfaction, but what can you do?
one progressive Democratic congressman told me. If somebody challenges him, you just lose to the Republicans and it gets 20 times worse.
All then progressives can do, then, is
squawk which is something they
do quite well, as demonstrated by the
five Democratic lawmakers at Thursday s news conference.
It was a moment for bold decisionmaking, said Rep. Lynn Woolsey,
D-Calif. Instead the course was to
perpetuate a war that is bankrupting
us morally and fiscally. Rep. Jerry
Nadler, D-N.Y., accused the administration of pouring billions of dollars
into an intractable mess.
Similar arguments sounded on both
sides of the Capitol. At a hearing of the
House Armed Services Committee,
Rep. James Langevin, D-R.I., protested
to Joint Chiefs Chairman Mike
Mullen: I really remain unconvinced.
At the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Dick Durbin of Illinois, the No.
2 Senate Democrat, advised Secretary
of State Hillary Clinton that brave
Americans are risking their lives as we
sit here and tell them, you cant win
this, but perform your mission.
I asked the liberal legislators whether there was anything they could do
about it other than complain.
Jerrys running for president,
Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif., offered. Yeah, right, Nadler grumbled. But the lawmaker did vow that
youre going to hear a lot more such
protests, and attempts to cut off war
funding. I think we are approaching
a breaking point, he said.
he Democrats seem to have given up on

budgets. Hey, who can blame them?
Theyve got a ballpark figure: Lets raise
$2 trillion in revenue every year, and then
spend $4 trillion. That seems to work pretty
well, so why get hung up on a lot of fine print?
Harry Reid says the Senate has no plans to produce a budget, but in April the president did
give a speech about a new budget framework
that he said would save $4 trillion over the next
12 years.
That would be 2023, if youre minded to take
him seriously. Paul Ryan, chairman of the
House Budget Committee, did. Last week he
asked Douglas Elmendorf, director of the Congressional Budget Office, if hed estimated the
budget impact of this framework.
No, Mr. Chairman, replied Director Elmendorf, deadpan. We dont estimate speeches.
We need much more specificity than was provided in that speech.
We dont estimate speeches: Theres an epitaph to chisel on the tombstone of the republic.
Unfortunately for those of us on the receiving
end, giving speeches is what Obama does. Indeed, having no other accomplishments to his
name (as Hillary Clinton pointed out), giving
speeches is what got the president his job.
You remember the stuff about hope and
change. Were the CBO in the business of estimating speeches, theyd have run the numbers
and concluded that under the Obama plan
vague abstract nouns would be generating 87%
of GDP by 2016.
For whatever reason, it didnt work out quite
like that. But thats no reason not to give another speech. So there he was the other night expounding on Afghanistan. Unlike Elmendorf,
the Taliban do estimate speeches, and they correctly concluded from the presidents 2009
speech that all they need to do is run out the
clock and all or most of the country will be
theirs once more.
Last weeks update confirmed their estimate.
Winning is not in Obamas vocabulary. Oh,
wait. Thats not true. In an earlier unestimated
speech, he declared he was committed to winning the future, winning the future at some
unspecified time in the future being a lot easier
than winning the war.
In fairness, its been two-thirds of a century
since America has unambiguously won a war,
but throughout that period most presidents
were at least notionally committed to the possibility of victory. Obama seems to regard the
very concept as something boorish and vulgar
that would cause him embarrassment if it came
up at dinner parties.
So place your bets on how long it will be before Mullah Omars back in town. And then ask
yourself if America will have anything to show
for its decade in Afghanistan that it wouldnt
have had if it had just quit two weeks after toppling the Taliban in the fall of 2001 and left the
mullahs, warlords, poppy barons and pederasts
to have at each other without the distraction of
extravagant NATO reconstruction projects littering their beautiful land of charmingly unspoilt rubble.
Thats not how the president put it, of course.
But then the delightful appeal of an Obama
speech is the ever-wider gulf between Speechworld and Reality. So in this instance he framed
our retreat from the Hindu Kush as an excellent opportunity to stop wasting money overseas and start wasting even more in Washington. Or in his words: America, it is time to focus
on nation-building here at home.
Gee, thanks. If America were a Kandahar wedding, that would be the cue to fire your rifle in
the air and grab the cutest nine-year-old boy.
Naturally, not everyone sees eye to eye. Like Afghanistan, ours is a fractious land. But as Obama
said: Our nation draws strength from our differences, and when our union is strong no hill is
too steep, no horizon is beyond our reach.
Climb evry mountain. Ford evry stream.
Are you sure we can afford evry stream? Yes,
its far less rugged than it sounds. In compliance
with EPA regulations, no real hills and dales

were harmed in the making of this glib rhetorical imagery.
At his best, wrote the New York Times of
Obamas speech, the president can be highly
persuasive. Er, if you say so. Hes mostly persuasive in persuading you theres no urgency
about anything: All that stuff about Americans
sweating and straining for the most distant horizon is his way of saying you can go back to sleep
for another couple of decades.
If we hadnt been assured by the Times that
this man is the Greatest Orator of All Time,
there would be something offensive in the leader of the Brokest Nation in History bragging
that were not the guys to shirk a challenge, however grueling and demanding it may be, no sirree.
The salient feature of America in the Age of
Obama is a failed government class institutionally committed to living beyond its means, and a
citizenry too many of whom are content to
string along.
Obama wasted a trillion dollars

on a phony stimulus that
stimulated nothing but
government, and wants to try it
one mo time.
Remember Peggy Joseph of Sarasota, Fla.? I
never thought this day would ever happen, she
gushed after an Obama rally in 2008. I wont
have to worry about putting gas in my car. I
wont have to worry about paying my mortgage. Is Peggy really the gal youd want to hike
a steep hill with?
In Speechworld, nation-building can be done
through flatulent rhetoric. In Realworld, nations are built by people, and in America the productive class is battered and reeling. Obama
wasted a trillion dollars on a phony stimulus
that stimulated nothing but government, and
wants to try it one mo time. Thats what yokes
nation-building near and far.
According to the World Bank, the western military/aid presence now accounts for 97% of Afghanistans GDP. The bit thats left doesnt function, not least because it doesnt need to. How
can, say, Helmand develop an economic base
when everybody with a whit of sense is making
massively inflated salaries as a translator for the
Yanks or a security guard for some EU outreach
project?
When the 97% revenue tide recedes with the
American withdrawal, whats left will be the
same old 3% ugly tribal dump Afghanistan was
a decade ago. It will leave as little trace as the
Obama stimulus.
The sheer waste is appalling, immoral and
deeply destructive. In Kandahar as in California, all that matters is excess: Its not working?
Then you need to spend more. More, more,
more. What does it matter? Youre not spending anything real.
America would have to find $15 trillion just to
get back to having nothing in its pocket. But
who cares? As long as were united in our commitment to excess, no CBO debt-GDP ratio
graph is too steep for us to take to the next level,
and no horizon 2060, 2080, 2104 is too distant to serve as a plausible estimate for significant deficit-reduction.
In Realworld, political speeches would be
about closing down unnecessary federal bureaucracies, dramatically downsizing or merging others, and ending make-work projects and
mission creep. The culture of excess that distinguishes the hyperpower at twilight would be reviled at every turn.
But instead the highly persuasive orator declares that theres nothing to worry about that
even more government cant cure. In Speechworld, no hill is too steep, no horizon is beyond
our reach. In Realworld, thats mainly because
were going downhill. And the horizon is a cliff
edge.
PERSPECTIVE
Getting Back To Fundamentals

MARK KIRK
llinois, the Land of Lincoln, boasts the 17th

largest economy in the world. So how has
the state that CEO Magazine ranked 10th
among best States to Start a Business fallen to
47th?
The states budget numbers tell the story:
$9 billion in unpaid bills, with many smallbusiness vendors providing interest-free loans
to the state for six to 12 months.
$4.2 billion pension obligations owed in
2012.
Highest unfunded state liabilities in the nation over $62 billion.
A $1 billion, or 8%, increase in the 2010 deficit projection to $13 billion from $12 billion
the year before.
Illinois is not the only state in financial peril.
Californias finances are in jeopardy, too. According to the Congressional Budget Office,
total state pensions are underfunded by up to
$2.9 trillion. Several states are looking at futures that may include running out of tax receipts or the ability to borrow more.
In the past two years, three states Massachusetts, Michigan and Oregon cut their corporate taxes to encourage business investment. Illinois is the only state to increase corporate taxes by 30%. When this new 9.5% rate
is combined with already-high sales and gasoline taxes, Illinois shares the heaviest business
tax status with Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
Is it a surprise that governors from businessfriendly states are calling on Illinois companies to leave Illinois high taxes in the dust?
Illinois leaders have ignored what every family knows: Dont spend more money than you
have. In response to runaway deficits, Americans have started to hold state and federal legislators accountable.
In Washington, we need immediate cuts to
federal discretionary spending, meaningful
and long-term entitlement reforms and enactment of a flatter, fairer tax to achieve meaningful deficit reduction.
Congress should also send a strong message
that there will be no bailouts for states to cover
debts, as seen in California and Illinois. With
all three credit rating agencies warning Congress about the federal AAA rating, we cannot
afford to foot the bill for spendthrift states.
We have seen this movie before. In the
1840s, several states foundered. To protect
Americas creditworthiness, the Senate effectively blocked President Tyler from even discussing a federal bailout. Tyler heeded that advice, allowing several states to default.
Even Dickens mentioned the problem in A
Christmas Carol, when his Ebenezer Scrooge
lamented U.S. state securities losses to
Ghost Marley during his first nightmare.
We should reward states that have cut spending, balanced books and fostered new jobs
with investment. We should not indemnify
spendthrift states like California and Illinois
that have lurched from bad economic policy
to worse.
00 Kirk, a Republican, is the junior U.S. senator

from Illinois.
VICTOR DAVIS HANSON
he Department of Agriculture
no longer serves as a lifeline to
millions of struggling homestead farmers. Instead it is a vast, selfperpetuating, postmodern bureaucracy with an amorphous budget of some
$130 billion a sum far greater than
the nation's net farm income this year.
In fact, the more the Agriculture Department has pontificated about family farmers, the more they have vanished comprising now only about
1% of the American population.
Net farm income is expected in 2011
to reach its highest levels in more than
three decades, as a rapidly growing
and food-short world increasingly
looks to the U.S. to provide it everything from soybeans and wheat to beef
and fruit. Somebody should explain
that good news to the Department of
Agriculture: This year it will give a
record $20 billion in various crop supports to the nations wealthiest farmers with the richest 10% receiving
over 70% of all the redistributive payouts. If farmers on their own are making handsome profits, why, with a $1.6
trillion annual federal deficit, is the Department of Agriculture borrowing unprecedented amounts to subsidize
them?
At least $5 billion will be in direct
cash payouts. Yet no one in the USDA
can explain why cotton and soybeans
are subsidized, but not lettuce or carrots. In fact, 70% of all subsidies go to
corn, wheat, cotton, rice and soybean
farmers. Most other farmers receive
no federal cash. Yet somehow peach,
melon and almond growers seem to be
doing fine without government
checks in the mail.
Then there is the more than $5 billion in ethanol subsidies that goes to
the nation's corn farmers to divert
their acreage to produce transportation fuel. That program has somehow
managed to cost the nation billions, to
send worldwide corn prices sky-high,
and to distort global trade in ethanol at
the expense of far cheaper sugarcane.
And while the Obama administration
discourages new production of far
cheaper transportation fuels derived
from natural gas, oil, shale oil and tar
sands whose newly discovered
known reserves are nevertheless
reaching all-time highs it is borrowing billions to pay farmers to grow uncompetitive fuel.
Deal With The Devil

About every 10 years or so, public outrage forces Congress to promise to curtail the subsidy programs. But when
the deadline arrives, our elected officials always find a trendy excuse like
green energy or national security
to continue welfare to agribusiness.
Free-market conservatives don't
dare touch the Department of Agriculture, given the senatorial clout of Midwest farm states and the mythology of
the independent American yeoman
farmer. Dont expect left-wing Democrats to object either. In a brilliantly
conceived devils bargain, the department gives welfare to the wealthy on
the one hand, while on the other sending more than $70 billion to the lower
income brackets in food stamps.
Originally, the food stamp program
focused on the noble aim of supplementing the income of only the very
poor and the disabled. But now eligibility is such that some members of the
middle class find a way to manipulate
such grants. In fact, 2011 could be another sort of record year for the Agriculture Department, as it may achieve
an all-time high in subsidizing 47 million Americans on food stamps nearly one-sixth of the country.
If 30 years ago the public had sympathy for the strapped family who pulled
out clumsy paper coupons to buy essentials like rice and bread at the
checkout line, today it is often turned
off by the now common spectacle in
our superstores of plastic government
credit cards being used for food purchases freeing up the shoppers cash
for another basket of snacks, alcohol
and other nonessential goods.
The Department of Agriculture is
now sending more than $1 billion to African-American farmers who sued the
government, alleging past discrimination in federally subsidized farm lending programs. But such understandable reparations are experiencing mission creep, as the number of would-be
recipients claiming past discrimination far exceeds the number who actually farmed prompting all sorts of
other racial groups to demand that
they also be given their own farm reparation cash in equal measure.
The multilayered department has no
real mission, much less a methodology
other than to provide cash to congressional pet constituencies. Its vital functions such as crop reporting and forecasting, food inspection and scientific
research are buried beneath politically driven cash transfers and could easily be farmed out to other agencies.
In these days of record federal deficits and unsustainable national debt, it
is long past time to eliminate the department or least rename it The Department of Food Subsidies.
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o$62.82
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7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
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6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/10

8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 9/2
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 91
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 76
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Acc/Dis B+
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CHIPOTLE MEX GRILL (CMG)
Grp 9
o$293.25
HERBALIFE LTD (HLF)
Grp 7
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SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING
Price
Rel Annual Last Qtr NxtQtr Last Qtr

Mgt
EPS Str EPS Est EPS EPS Sales
Pretax Own
Rtg Rtg % Chg % Chg % Chg % Chg ROE mrgn
%
Rank
Company
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
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Lululemon Athletica 104.4 99 99 98 +39 +63 +50 +35 36 25 32

7Retailer's earnings expected to rise 50% in Julyending quarter.
113.4 99 98 98 +29 +62 +29 +37 24 18 12
Fossil Inc
Retail/wholesale jewelry group has been among the hottest for weeks.
Ulta Salon Cos & Fra 62.82 99 97 98 +35 +61 +28 +21 21 8 25
7Quarterly report expected to show smallest improvement in 9 periods.
257.0 99 99 95 +50 +88 +39 +46 66 12 9
Netflix
Movierental king expected to show 50% EPS gain in 2011, 47% in 2012.
293.3 99 97 95 +20 +23 +15 +24 24 15 3
Chipotle Mex Grill
715% EPS growth in Q2 would be lowest improvement in 10 periods.
54.93 99 96 97 +21 +46 +14 +29 70 14 6
Herbalife Ltd
7Cosmetics/Personal Care group still in top 10 of 197 industries.
45.04 99 95 98 +5 +27 4 +84 20 10 6
HealthSpring Inc
7Analysts' concensus estimate for Q2 is 94 cents a share, down 3%.
64.34 96 99 94 17 +67 18 +12 25 7 6
Amerigroup
Part of HMO industry group, NO. 1 of 197 in Friday's IBD.
483.0 96 99 94 +50 +56 +58 +38 44 28 1
Priceline.com
Analysts see travel site's Q2 EPS rising 58% on 40% sales increase.
Riverbed Technology 34.88 98 99 92 +50 +100 +62 +45 21 25 10
7Reports its Q2 results after the close on Tuesday, July 19.
GT Solar Internatnal 15.30 96 99 98 +34 +78 +182 +40 92 30 1
7Sales growth ranged from 40% to 120% past five quarters.
Accretive Health Inc 24.59 99 98 96 +91 +300 +43 +30 27 6 52
7After-tax margin halved to 2.3% in first quarter.
23.69 98 98 93 +20 +88 +19 +47 68 30 70
Bridgepoint Edu
73year EPS growth rate 131%; after-tax margin surged to 23.5% in Q1.
65.16 96 97 94 +44 +69 +50 +45 21 36 20
Acme Packet Inc
7Analysts see sales up 44%, EPS up 50% and 45% next two quarters.
26.32 99 97 93 +19 +40 +24 +25 16 24 10
Tibco Software
Fiscal Q2 EPS up 40%, beating estimates, on 25% sales rise.
COMPANIES 1-15
PROVIDES ONLINE MOVIE RENTAL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES TO 20

MIL SUBSCRIBERS VIA NETFLIX.COM.
OPERATES 1,084 FAST CASUAL MEXICAN FOOD RESTAURANTS IN THE

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13 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/21
R&D 8%

9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/22

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/2
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 97
Back above latest 255.08 entry in late-stage square box.
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 92
Back above 289.45 base-on-base buy pt; RS line at new high.
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 76
Extended; backs off to near its rising 10-week average.
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Grp 1
o$45.04
AMERIGROUP (AGP)
Grp 1
$64.34
PRICELINE.COM (PCLN)
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o$482.97
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PROVIDES MANAGED HEALTHCARE SVCS THROUGH SPONSORED PROGRAMS, INCLUDING MEDICAID AND MEDICARE, TO 1.9 MIL MEMBERS
PROVIDES AIRLINE TICKET, HOTEL ROOM, CAR RENTAL, VACATION

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7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/29

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/30

20 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/3
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 78
Cleared, then reversed below flat base buy point of 45.21.
Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 82
Three-weeks-tight fails; now in base-building mode.
Lifts off support just above its 40-week; still 14% off its high.
TECHNOLGY (RVBD) Grp 66 o$34.88

G T SOLAR INTERNATNAL (SOLR) Grp 185 o$15.30
ACCRETIVE HEALTH INC (AH) Grp 25 o$24.59
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PROVIDES PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT IMPROVE APPLICATIONS
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PROVIDES POLYSILICON PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY AND INGOT

GROWTH SYSTEMS AND PHOTOVOLTAIC MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PROVIDES PATIENT REGISTRATION, INSURANCE VERIFICATION, DOCUMENTATION, BILL PREPARATION, AND COLLECTIONS SERVICES

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/22
R&D 16%

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/4
R&D 3%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/12
R&D 11%
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 90
Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 93
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 46
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WEEKLY TOP 10
Ongoing Correction Offers Up Perrigo A Champ In Store-Brand Drugs

Heap Of Base-On-Base Patterns
BY VICTOR REKLAITIS
Weekly Winners & Losers
One type of pattern is pretty common in this weeks IBD 50 the

base-on-base structure.
It makes sense that this pattern is
popping up, given that it often
forms when the general market is
in a correction.
Keep in mind how the base-onbase structure is described in
How to Make Money in Stocks,
the book by IBD founder and Chairman William J. ONeil.
What happens is that a powerful
stock breaks out of its base and advances, but is unable to increase a
normal 20% to 30% because the
general market begins another leg
down, ONeil wrote.
The stock therefore pulls back
in price and builds a second backand-forth price consolidation area
just on top of its previous base
while the general market averages
keep making new lows.
Among the IBD 50 names etching
this structure are Endo PharmaceuticalsENDP, HealthSpringHS and
Companhia de Bebidas das
AmericasABV, also known as
AmBev.
HealthSpring, a managed care
provider, actually tried to clear its
base-on-base pattern. It moved
above a 45.21 buy point during the
past week, but it finished the week
just under that trigger.
Endo dropped to support at its
40-week moving average and then
rebounded, as the drug developer
continued to consolidate.
ARM HoldingsARMH, Avago TechnologiesAVGO and IlluminaILMN are
also shaping base-on-base patterns.
Avago made an attempt to break
out during the past week. The Singaporean chip designer briefly
topped a 36.28 entry point, then
ended the week under that level.
Meanwhile, ARM continues to
meet resistance at its 10-week mov-
Biggest price changes

among IBD 50 stocks
Weekly %
Symbol price change
Company
Top 10
Fortinet
CommVault
Biogen Idec
Chipotle Mexican Grill
Momenta Pharma
Jazz Pharma
Hansen Natural
Accretive Health
Panera Bread
Tractor Supply
FTNT
CVLT
BIIB
CMG
MNTA
JAZZ
HANS
AH
PNRA
TSCO
14.1%
10.6
9.1
9.0
8.9
8.9
7.9
6.8
6.8
6.5
VECO
NUVA
CHSI
MDCO
COH
NUS
SRCL
SWI
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ENDP
-6.5%
-4.4
-2.5
-1.7
-1.1
-1.0
-0.9
-0.8
-0.8
0.8
Bottom 10
Veeco Instruments
NuVasive
Catalyst Health
Medicines Co.
Coach
Nu Skin
Stericycle
SolarWinds
Lorillard
Endo Pharma
ing average as it consolidates.

Some IBD 50 stocks look like
theyre working on base-on-base
structures, but the patterns need
more time to develop.
Nu Skin EnterprisesNUS falls in
this category.
Its also worth mentioning Chipotle Mexican GrillCMG. The stock
cleared a base-on-base-on-base in
late May, and now has rebounded
off support near its 10-week line in
light trade.
For the week, IBD 50 stocks
gained 3.5% on average. The Nasdaq composite rose 1.4%, while the
NYSE composite fell 0.3% and the
S&P 500 shed 0.2%.
Stocks with heavy weekly volume vs. their 10-week average volume. Stocks
$20 or more, with at least } point change, and avg. volume of 60,000 and
greater. For stocks up in price, EPS & RS Ratings are 70 or higher and annual
earnings estimate 15%+. Includes stocks without estimates. Stocks with 80
EPS and 80 RS or better are boldfaced.
97 96 86 B C+
99 97 93 A+ B
92 90 92 A+ B
98 70 98 A+ A
97 99 91 A A
96 79 87 A+ B
97 96 96 A A
92 96 94 A B
97 75 81 A B
99 98 96 A C
89 90 70 D B+
99 78 98 A B+
98 82 97 A+ A
98 91 95 A+ B+
92 93 92 B C+
76 74 93 B+ D+
95 98 93 B B+
98 99 95 A+ B
95 97 95 B+ B+
99 97 98 A+ B+
84 84 92 B B+
59.42 Nordson
30.75 Tibco Software o
47.02 Grace W R & Co o
43.20 Unvsl Stnls Alloy
22.60 Cardtronics Inc
57.87 Sirona Dental Syst
49.34 Robbins & Myers o
23.05 Team Health Hldgs
28.14 Miller Herman o
30.65 Accretive Health Inc o
49.00 Red Hat Inc o
25.40 Fortinet Inc o
43.43 T P C Group Inc
115.8 Polaris Inds o
55.94 Heico
22.97 Calix Inc o
36.29 Avago Technologies o
46.49 Vitamin Shoppe Inc o
20.90 B & G Foods Inc o
62.83 Ulta Salon Cos & Fra o
23.46 Ameristar Casino o
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Stock Closing Price PE Float Vol
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grown at low double-digit rates or
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Oil Sinks On Reserve Release
The 28-nation Intl Energy

Agency announced its thirdever coordinated release of stockpiles. It will release 60 mil barrels,
with half coming from the U.S. The
news sent oil prices, which have
slipped recently, to a 4-month low.
The IEA said the move was meant
to offset lost Libyan production
and ease supplies to avoid hurting a
fragile global recovery.
Fed Sees Temporary Slowing
The Federal Reserve said the

economy will grow 2.7%-2.9%
this year, down from its earlier forecast of 3.1%-3.3%. But it said
growth will pick up later this year
as supply disruptions from Japans
quake ease. Durable goods orders
topped forecasts in May and Q1
GDP grew at a 1.9% annual rate, a
shade above the earlier estimate.
Budget Talks At Tax Impasse
Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Va., and

Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., exited
talks over Dems insistence on tax
hikes in a debt-reduction deal. Senate Dems also want more shortterm stimulus. Pres. Obama will
meet with Senate leaders Mon.
The CBO said the U.S. risks a sudden fiscal crisis as the debt burden
soars. CBOs chief panned Obamas
April budget ideas as too vague.
House Rebuffs Obama On Libya

Lawmakers soundly rejected
giving Pres. Obama the authority to order U.S. military operations
against Libya, but stopped short of
cutting off funds. Many lawmakers
think Obama went too far by ordering military action without Congress OK. The action will not directly affect the NATO-led fight,
but could reverberate in political
dealings with NATO allies and Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
NLRB OKs Fast Union Elections
High Court Blocks Mega Class
Notable results expected this week

Expected
Composite next qtr
Symbol Rating EPS % chg
Pres. Barack Obama said hell

pull 33,000 U.S. troops out of
Afghanistan by Sept. 2012, but his
plan quickly drew fire from both
parties. House Minority Leader
Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., led a chorus
of disgruntled Dems who want a
faster pullout. Many GOP members, including Sen. John McCain,
argued the drawdown was too
rash. Head of the Joint Chiefs,
Adm. Mike Mullen, told Congress
the plan was more aggressive
than he had considered prudent.
In a 3-1 party-line vote, the

Natl Labor Relations Board
proposed rules to greatly shorten
the time for workplace union organizing elections. That will significantly limit companies ability to
174 +51` 35 32 argue vs. unionization. The federal
agency has issued several prounion rulings and has filed a complaint to shut down a BoeingBA pro35.8 +0.6 32 11 duction line in right-to-work
South Carolina.
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Fears of imminent default

were eased by a Greek govt
shakeup and the EU/IMFs approval of a second austerity package.
The EU and IMF will release July
aid, but only if Athens passes the unpopular spending cuts, tax hikes
and privatization plan. Europe is
twisting arms to get banks to agree
to roll over maturing Greek debt as
part of a rescue plan.
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OPERATES 1,084 FAST CASUAL MEXICAN FOOD RESTAURANTS IN

THE U.S., CANADA AND U.K.
67.77 Westlake Chemical o WLK

57.29 Rockwood Holdings o ROC
33.00 Kronos Worldwide o KRO
GCO
51.11 Genesco o
35.60 Ceva Inc
CEVA
47.89 Kraton Perfrm Poly o KRA
46.50 Rackspace Hosting o RAX
OSIS
41.96 O S I Systems
43.39 Gartner Inc o
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LQDT
23.21 Liquidity Services
48.12 Lyondellbasell Ind A Nv o
The Nasdaq rose 1.4% last

week, thanks largely to Tuesdays rally. The index broke a fiveweek losing skid. The S&P 500
dipped 0.2%, the NYSE slid 0.3% as
indexes sought support at their
200-day lines. Banks weakened on
continued euro zone worries. Gold
and oil fell 2% for the week. Crude
hit a 4-month low after news that
reserves would be released.
Afghan Pullout Plan Criticized
CHIPOTLE MEX GRILL (CMG)

Grp 9
o$293.25
30.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 95 ROE 24%
Chipotle Mexican GrillCMG plans

to expand into Europe and even
branch out into Asian food as it
seeks customers willing to pay a
little more for its fast-food dishes
made from higher-quality ingredients.
The Denver-based company
operates 1,084 casual dining restaurants in the U.S., Canada and the
U.K,. and it plans to open at least
135 more this year. They include
ShopHouse, an Asian-style restaurant, in Washington, D.C., and the
first Chipotle in Paris. Its also
looking for more sites in London.
Chipotle charges a little more
than typical fast-food chains for
what it calls food with integrity
organic produce and meat from
animals raised without antibiotics
or added hormones.
The McDonalds spinoffs sales
jumped 24% in Q1 to $509.4 million while earnings per share
Stocks Mixed, Seeking A Floor
Greece Default Averted Again?
Perrigos success in the nonprescription store-brand cold medicine and vitamin market. According to a June 2 New America article, the company will launch 50
new products in 2011.
Acquisitions have also boosted
the top and bottom lines. Its April
2010 buyout of PBM Holdings
made it a player in the infant formula market. David Saito-Chung
Chipotle Mexican Grill Spreads Its Wings
Weekly Stocks On The Move
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PERRIGO CO (PRGO)
Grp 95
o$85.86
Industry
Report
expected
Apparel-Shoes & Rel Mfg

Elec-Semicondctor Fablss
Wholesale-Electronics
Computer Sftwr-Database
Retail-Discount&Variety
Telecom Svcs-Cable/Satl
Food-Packaged
Agricultural Operations
Machinery-Farm
Bldg-Constr Prds/Misc
Consumer Prod-Specialty
Retail/Whlsle-Bldg Prds
Food-Misc Preparation
Retail-Restaurants
Beverages-Alcoholic
Consumer Svcs-Education
Metal Proc & Fabrication
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The Supreme Court ruled that

more than 1 mil current and
former female employees WalMartWMT cant combine discrimination claims under one group. Justices voted 5-4 that the plaintiffs
lacked enough in common to file a
class-action suit. The court also
ruled that states cant use federal
public-nuisance law to curb carbon-dioxide emissions by utilities.
Boeing-Airbus Rivalry Simmers
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China canceled an order of

superjumbo jets, valued at
about $3.8 bil, from European aerospace giant Airbus, and signed up
for the BoeingBA 747-8 a stretch
version of the 747 with 467 seats
instead, sources told Reuters. The
deals both involved Chinas Hainan Airlines, the report said, and
were part of $9 billion of orders announced at the Paris Air Show.
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CERAMICS (CRR)
Grp 32
o$149.84
BIOGEN IDEC INC (BIIB)
Grp 4
o$103.42
AVAGO TECHNOLOGIES (AVGO) Grp 74 o$35.52
16 CARBO
PRODUCES AND SUPPLIES CERAMIC PROPPANT FOR USE IN HYDRAULIC FRACTURING OF NATURAL GAS AND OIL WELLS.
DEVELOPS TREATMENTS FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS (MS), CANCER &

AUTOIMMUNE/INFLAMMATORY DISEASES.
SINGAPOREAN DESIGNER OF ANALOG ICS FOR TELECOM, INDUSTRIAL, AUTOMOTIVE, AND COMPUTING MARKETS.

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/29

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/20
R&D 26%

7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/24
R&D 13%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 88
Retakes 10-week support; possible base is 3rd stage.
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 74
Shaping right side of flat base; support at 10-week line.
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 65
Retakes 10-week line in strong volume; RS line at high.
CL A (EZPW)
Grp 10
o$32.07
TRACTOR SUPPLY CO (TSCO) Grp 90 o$64.91
ANCESTRY.COM (ACOM)
Grp 73
o$39.92
19 EZCORP

Rank
Company
Price
PROVIDES CREDIT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS BY OFFERING COLLATERALIZED AND SHORT-TERM NON-COLLATERALIZED LOANS.
OPERATES 1,001 FARMING EQUIPMENT STORES IN 44 STATES WITH

PLANS TO OPEN 80-85 MORE (8%-9%) IN 2011.
PROVIDES FAMILY HISTORY INFORMATION VIA ANCESTRY.COM ALLOWING USERS TO RESEARCH AND SHARE INFORMATION.

Last Qtr Eps +31%6 Prior Qtr +33% Last Qtr Sales +21%
24 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/22

9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/21

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/29
R&D 14%

Mgt
Pretax Own
%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 75
COMPANIES 16-30
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149.8 98 95 96 +57 +59 +54 +22 16 25 17 Trading tightly with support at 10-week moving average.
Carbo Ceramics
Analysts see EPS up more than 50% for the next 3 quarters.
103.4 97 94 97 +14 +32 +10 +9 23 38
Biogen Idec Inc
Biotech industry group has been in top 3 of 197 groups for 9 weeks.
PROVIDES ENTERPRISE DATA INTEGRATION SOFTWARE AND SERVICES FOR VARIOUS INDUSTRIES
Avago Technologies 35.52 95 98 93 +23 +36 +5 +9 41 25 31

7Sales growth slows for four straight quarters, to single digits.
32.07 99 97 90 +30 +31 +35 +21 21 20
EZCorp Cl A
Sales growth ranged from 17% to 21% the past 4 quarters.
64.91 96 95 95 +21 +71 +16 +18 20
Tractor Supply Co
Beat analysts' views for 10 straight quarters; sales on slow side.
4 7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/22

3 R&D 16%
39.92 94 94 96 +51 +125 +67 +41 11 18

Ancestry.com Inc
7Delivered tripledigit profit growth in two of past four quarters.
56.81 98 93 95 +20 +33 +24 +24 21 25

Informatica
Software maker opened "Big Data" mall for data integration users.
Could be working on base on base but would be later stage.
DEVELOPS OVER-THE-COUNTER & GENERIC PHARMACEUTICALS, DIAGNOSTIC & NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS & ACTIVE PHARMACEUTICALS.
DEVELOPS CONTENT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE THAT CAPTURES,

MANAGES, STORES AND DELIVERS CONTENT THROUGH NETWORKS.
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/12
R&D 4%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/18
R&D 14%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 77
Finds support at 10-week; 2nd pullback since 3/24 breakout.
85.86 98 98 89 +34 +32 +39 +29 27 16 11

Perrigo Co
Drugmaker's sales growth picked up in latest two quarters.
Lifts above buy points at 65.10, 64.09. Trade a bit light.
(INFA)
Grp 8
o$56.81
PERRIGO CO (PRGO)
Grp 95
o$85.86
OPEN TEXT (OTEX)
Grp 8
o$60.43
22 INFORMATICA
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 54
Forming right side of third-stage pattern.
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 52
Forming potential double-bottom. Part of base on base.
TREE (DLTR)
Grp 61
o$65.26
ILLUMINA (ILMN)
Grp 49
o$73.00
TEMPUR PEDIC INTL (TPX)
Grp 31
o$65.39
25 DOLLAR
60.43 99 97 88 +31 +29 +18 +24 23 26

Open Text
Profit growth slowing, but sales growth doing opposite.
5 OPERATES 4,101 DISCOUNT VARIETY STORES IN 48 STATES AND CAN-
65.26 96 96 90 +19 +34 +23 +14 29 11

Dollar Tree
Discount chain's return on equity has risen for five years in a row.
3 Last Qtr Eps +34%5 Prior Qtr +27%6 Last Qtr Sales +14%
73.00 97 96 90 +43 +67 +38 +47 14 24

Illumina
Maxim Group begins coverage of midcap company with a buy rating.
4 Eps Due 8/19
65.39 98 90 97 +36 +55 +46 +28 99 20

Tempur Pedic Intl
7Mattress maker's pretax margin grew sharply in 2010.
ADA, OFFERING MERCHANDISE AT THE FIXED PRICE OF $1.00.
9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
DEVELOPS INTEGRATED SYSTEMS FOR THE LARGE SCALE ANALYSIS

OF GENETIC VARIATION AND BIOLOGICAL FUNCTION.
MAKES TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE VISCO-ELASTIC PRESSURE FOAM

MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, AND COMFORT/LUMBAR CUSHIONS

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/27
R&D 20%

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/20
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 77
128.7 94 99 87 +70 +129 +81 +96 55 51 17

Baidu Inc
7Buying majority stake in Qunar, China's leading travel search firm.
31.79 97 97 87 +17 +32 +33 +17 33 37
Comp De Bebidas
Beverage group is a laggard, but AmBev has best EPS rating of field.
1 Clears brief pattern in brisk volume; RS line is at high.
43.63 94 96 90 +3 +36 +10 +33 46 44

Altera
Analysts expect singledigito earnings growth this year and 2012.
In sixth week of shallow base-on-base pattern.
Only 2% off high after clearing short, V-shaped consolidation.
INC (BIDU)
Grp 73
o$128.68
COMP DE BEBIDAS (ABV)
Grp 150
o$31.79
ALTERA (ALTR)
Grp 74
o$43.63
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CHINESE PROVIDER OF INTERNET SEARCH, TARGETED ONLINE ADVERTISING AND OTHER INTERNET CONTENT SERVICES.

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21 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
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Sup/Demand 90
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sales increases, high return on equity, better profit margins, sponsorship,
market in a confirmed upturn. Read a company article archived on
Investors.com. Define your risk and price objective.
Rebound faces challenge at 10-week moving average.
BRAZIL-BASED MANUFACTURER OF BEER, SOFT DRINKS AND OTHER

BEVERAGES WITH OPERATIONS IN 14 COUNTRIES.
MAKES COMPLEX PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC DEVICES, FPGAS AND APPLICATION-SPECIFIC ICS FOR TELECOM AND INDUSTRIAL MARKETS.

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/12

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/20
R&D 14%
Etches base-on-base pattern with potential 33.34 buy point.
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 81
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PARTY PAYORS, MANAGED CARE COS., SELF-INSURED EMPLOYERS
DEVELOPS BRANDED AND GENERIC PHARMACEUTICALS THAT TREAT

VARIOUS CONDITIONS SUCH AS PAIN AND OVERACTIVE BLADDER
U.K. DESIGNER OF MICROPROCESSORS/PHYSICAL IP COMPONENTS

USED IN MOBILE PHONES, COMPUTING DEVICES, AND DIGITAL TVS.
13 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/4

3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/30
R&D 8%

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/27
R&D 37%
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 78
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 80
Returned bulk of 3/9 breakout gains; living under 10-week.
Could be working on stage-two, base-on-base pattern.
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 65
Forming base on base, but has resistance at 10-week line.
(HUM)
Grp 1
o$80.38
HANSEN NATURAL CORP (HANS) Grp 26 o$78.05
PANERA BREAD CO A (PNRA) Grp 9 o$125.66
34 HUMANA
Rank
Company
Price

Mgt
Pretax Own
%
PROVIDES MANAGED HEALTHCARE SERVICES THROUGH HMO, PPO &

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS TO ABOUT 10.2 MIL MEMBERS IN U.S.
MANUFACTURES ALTERNATIVE BEVERAGES INCLUDING ENERGY

DRINKS, FRUIT JUICES, SMOOTHIES AND NATURAL SODAS.
FRANCHISES AND OPERATES 1,453 BAKERY-CAFES IN 40 STATES,

D.C. AND ONTARIO, CANADA.

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/2

Last Qtr Eps +69%5 Prior Qtr -7%6 Last Qtr Sales +50%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/5

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/27
COMPANIES 31-50
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Catalyst Health Sltns 52.94 98 94 89 +24 +27 +18 +35 17 3 2

Pharmacy benefits manager has 99 Composite Rating, in No. 18 group.
Endo Pharmaceutcls 38.63 99 93 89 +27 +35 +31 +54 25 36 1
Street expects 27% EPS growth this year, the best since 2008.
28.07 94 91 94 +22 +44 +9 +33 10 30 1
ARM Holdings
Analysts expect 9% EPS growth in Q2, lowest in six periods.
80.38 97 90 94 +1 +30 3 +10 19 5 2
Humana
Earnings rose 31% in 2010, but return on equity waned from 2009.
Hansen Natural Corp 78.05 99 88 96 +26 +69 +19 +50 30 26 19
Monster Energy drink maker's cash flow improved in past two years.
125.7 99 93 88 +25 +33 +38 +16 19 11 5
Panera Bread Co A
Q1 EPS rose 33%, above analysts' estimates.
77.60 97 93 88 +15 +28 +16 +7 45 11 3
Ross Stores Inc
Discount retailer lifted pretax margin for past three years.
24.80 97 93 88 +14 +31 +25 +25 42 50 7
SolarWinds Inc
7Cloud computing co.s yearly EPS growth slow: 200%, 105%, 53%, 17%.
54.45 98 88 92 +11 +16 +14 +15 21 59 25
Check Point Sfwr
Quarterly earnings growth slows from 21% to 20% to 16%.
Aruba Networks Inc 26.70 92 99 82 +103 +100 +70 +53 21 11 10
7Morgan Keegan started coverage on 6/21 with "outperform" rating.
94.24 93 98 82 +30 +50 +38 +33 20 28 2
VMware Inc Cl A
7Virtualization software firm's sales growth slowed in latest quarters.
MasterCard Inc Cl A 274.2 98 95 84 +21 +24 +21 +15 42 49 1
7Appeals court to decide challenge to DoddFrank debitcard fee caps.
39.03 95 94 85 1 +26 3 +14 21 28 9
Netlogic Microsys
7Analysts see Q2 EPS shrinking 2% on slower sales growth.
Nu Skin Enterprises 36.11 96 91 89 +13 +17 +18 +9 32 13 14
Earnings growth slowed in past four quarters.
83.04 95 90 89 +14 +7
.. +31 28 24 4
Deckers Outdoor
Q1 results beat views, but company expects Q2 loss.
Commvault Systems 41.23 99 86 93 +15 +19 +64 +22 20 16 14
7Mediocre sales and earnings growth from this database protector.
31.82 95 82 99 +94 +228 +164 +45 .. 35 26
Jazz Pharma
7Turned profitable in 2010; Street expects 95% earnings pop this year.
25.72 94 93 85 +14 +29 +14 +20 24 29 4
Semtech
Chip firm's profit and sales growth slow in past three quarters.
19.33 99 82 91 +216 +405
.. +999 25 31 7
Momenta Pharma
7Makes drugs from complex sugars; Q1 sales of $78 mil is highest ever.
85.61 91 92 72 +11 +19 +10 +19 23 24 6
Stericycle
Completes Healthcare Waste Solns buy; to add $45 mil in revenue.
IBDs seminar is
excellent. I had never
been to one before
and it far exceeded my
expectations. I would
definitely recommend
it to a friend.
- Michael T.,
WA, Tech Manager
LEARN THE
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 69
No volume as it tries to clear 10-week, or square box base .
Hitting 52-week highs but hasn't offered a new entry in weeks. Consolidating in light trade as new base forms.
STORES INC (ROST)

Grp 19
o$77.60
SOLARWINDS INC (SWI)
Grp 109
o$24.80
CHECK POINT SFWR (CHKP)
Grp 18
o$54.45
37 ROSS
OPERATES 1,055 ROSS DRESS FOR LESS AND DD'S DISCOUNTS RETAIL STORES IN 27 STATES AND GUAM
DEVELOPS NETWORK MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE USED BY COMPANIES TO IDENTIFY AND SOLVE NETWORK PERFORMANCE ISSUES.
ISRAELI PROVIDER OF INTERNET SECURITY SOFTWARE, HARDWARE

AND SERVICES FOR ENTERPRISES AND CONSUMERS.

9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/19

3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/21
R&D 10%

7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/21
R&D 10%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 73
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 73
Back above 10-wk line as it works on late-stage base.
Pennies below 24.88 entry; little progress since 6/14 breakout.
Retakes 10-week line within tight consoliation.
PROVIDES ENTERPRISE MOBILITY SOFTWARE THAT ENABLES SECURE

ACCESS TO DATA, VOICE AND VIDEO APPLICATIONS
PROVIDES VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE ENABLING ORGANIZATIONS

TO RUN MULTIPLE OPERATING SYSTEMS ON A SINGLE COMPUTER.
PROVIDES GLOBAL PAYMENT SOLUTIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE CREDIT

& DEBIT PAYMENT PROGRAMS OF 22,000 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.

10 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/26
R&D 19%

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/20
R&D 23%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/3
Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 92
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 51
Climbs back above 40-week line; still 26% off high.
Reclaims 10-week after failed breakout from high handle.
If base on base forms, the pattern would be stage one.
MICROSYS (NETL) Grp 74 o$39.03

NU SKIN ENTERPRISES (NUS) Grp 7 o$36.11
DECKERS OUTDOOR (DECK)
Grp 94
o$83.04
43 NETLOGIC
DESIGNS MULTI-CORE, KNOWLEDGE-BASED AND ULTRA LOWPOWER EMBEDDED PROCESSORS
NETWORK MARKETER OF PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS AND NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS UNDER NU SKIN AND PHARMANEX BRANDS
MARKETS LUXURY SHEEPSKIN FOOTWEAR AND SANDALS FOR MEN,

WOMEN AND KIDS, AND OPERATES 27 STORES INTERNATIONALLY.

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/28
R&D 33%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/28

0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/22
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 87
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 77
Racks up more accumulation as it retakes 10-week support.
First test of 10-week line since breaking out in May.
Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 90
Recent breakouts failed; next base could be double bottom.
SYSTEMS (CVLT)
Grp 8
$41.23
JAZZ PHARMA (JAZZ)
Grp 6
o$31.82
SEMTECH (SMTC)
Grp 74
o$25.72
46 COMMVAULT
DEVELOPS BACKUP AND RECOVERY, REPLICATION, ARCHIVAL AND
STORAGE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE FOR ENTERPRISES.
DEVELOPS SPECIALTY DRUGS TO TREAT CATAPLEXY, NARCOLEPSY

AND OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE/SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDERS
DESIGNS ANALOG/MIXED-SIGNAL ICS USED IN MOBILE PHONES, COMPUTERS, TELECOM NETWORKS, AND CONSUMER ELECTRONICS.

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/3
R&D 12%
% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 806,100 Debt 81%

7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/10
R&D 15%

6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/25
R&D 15%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 86
Fell more than 8% from 41.19 buy point, but rebounds above it. Regains its 10-week line; RS line also recovers.
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Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 61
NETWORKS INC (ARUN) Grp 109 o$26.70

VMWARE INC CL A (VMW)
Grp 76
o$94.24
MASTERCARD INC CL A (MA) Grp 29 o$274.20
40 ARUBA
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 76
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Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 80
PHARMA (MNTA)
Grp 4
o$19.33
STERICYCLE (SRCL)
Grp 88
o$85.61
49 MOMENTA
42.7M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 91 ROE 25% 50 80.7M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 72 ROE 23%
DEVELOPS COMPLEX SUGARS USED TO IMPROVE VERSIONS OF EXISTING/NOVEL DRUGS AND NEW BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES.
PROVIDES REGULATED WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RELATED SERVICES TO HOSPITALS, BLOOD BANKS AND PHARMA COMPANIES
% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. Daily Vol 774,600 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +405%5 Prior Qtr +326%5 Last Qtr Sales+2018%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/2
R&D 44%
17 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/28
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Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 82
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Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 67
Support at 40-week line; held above 23.89 buy pt from 2/18.
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MAKING MONEY
A Key Principle: Know
The Stage Of The Game
Every serious football player

knows whether its the first quarter or, say, the third quarter.
Its harder to win if youre wrong
about where you are in the game.
The same holds true in investing.
If you dont know where you stand
in a market rally, making smart decisions is trickier.
You should always ask yourself
about the stage of the game. Is it the
early days of a new bull market? Or
is it year three since stocks bottomed and started to run up?
As you probably already know,
the answer right now to that first
question is No. The answer to
that second question is Yes.
IBD has long emphasized this research-based fact: The big money
is generally made in the first year
or two of a bull market cycle.
W. Scott ONeil reiterated this
point in a recent interview.
In year three which is really
the third or fourth quarter of the
ballgame thats when you can
have givebacks, and at best, its usually kind of back and forth, choppy, said ONeil, a frequent speaker
at IBD seminars, a portfolio manager and the president of MarketSmith, a sister company to IBD.
If youre trying to make up lost
ground, youre late.
Laggards Give Key Clues

ONeil said an experience in 1995
helped him appreciate the importance of knowing what stage of the
game youre in. The first three quarters of 1995 were great for stocks,
especially for semiconductor
names. But the rally ended up fizzling out at the beginning of that
years fourth quarter.
Still, late in the game in 95,
ONeil spotted a stock that looked
promising.
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I come across this beautiful pattern, and Im pretty sure it was a

cup with handle on a semiconductor stock, he told IBD.
But he said a key problem was
this: If it was such a great stock,
why was it breaking out late in the
game?
That by definition is a laggard,
he said. So I had a bigger-thanusual giveback because I was overconfident late in the cycle. Theres
a psychological piece to this also.
ONeil also noted that a laggard is
the first stock that an institution is
likely to dump if it starts to get cold
feet about the market.
To sum it up, my personal experience is that youre at risk of givebacks late in the cycle, and were in
year three right now, he said.
So youve got to ask yourself,
what is my risk (vs.) reward in the
third quarter vs. what was it in the
first and second quarters? Thats
the key that so many investors forget.
IBD offers ways to help figure out
where you are in the investing
game. For starters, The Big Picture
column often discusses where we
stand in the current market trend.
Features like the IBD 50, Your
Weekly Review and the IBD Big
Cap 20 also explain whether leading stocks are shaping early-stage
bases or third- or fourth-stage
structures.
When you start to see many leaders working on late-stage patterns,
then you know that its getting to
be late in the game.
You also can get hints from how
certain industry groups are faring.
Capital goods industries (think
machinery or railroad equipment)
are typically late movers in a business or stock market cycle. So if
theyre starting to advance, youre
probably near the end of the game.
Stocks with high volume vs. 50-day avg., reflecting heavy institutional action. 80 EPS & 80 RS or better & closing price higher are
boldfaced.

EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk
Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk
Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg 6 Rnk Str Dis High Nasdaq Stock Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg
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95A 80.00 UndrArmr o

96C+ 169.3 CarboCera o
85B 58.21 Accntur o
98B 71.96 Polypore o
91B 25.76 Discover n o
75B 89.28 FMC
87B 64.40 CACIIntl o
92C 50.80 TIMPartc
91C+ 82.28 BorgWrn o
80C+ 66.42 ChinaTel
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14
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13
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15D+ 49.85 Quad/Grphs

QUAD 38.01 1.92 3,394 +999 53 5 92B 61.15 Charter Cms
CHTR 54.41 1.11 5,135 +999
FRC 32.96 0.85 4,831 +999 97 88 98C+ 38.24 Innospec
65B 34.75 FstRepubBk
IOSP 30.86 1.33 3,386 +999
SIX 73.55 0.74 2,487 +999 97 96 86C+ 59.42 Nordsn
95D 80.50 SixFlags
NDSN 51.34 0.50 5,678 +999
BKU 26.46 0.57 2,593 +999 16 2 26C 23.50 CrstnOndmd
24D 29.90 Bankunited
CSOD 17.56 1.00 1,421 +999
GRA 42.50 0.78 6,597 +840 36 41 18D+ 26.95 CEurMed o
92B 47.02 Grace WR o
CETV 19.16 0.60 2,782 +890
26B 32.14 KinderMorgan KMI 28.60 0.5011,510 +669 44 11 43C 40.44 SuccessF o
SFSF 29.58 2.8213,340 +856
MDP 30.40 0.82 3,591 +592 97 99 91A 22.60 Cardtrnc n
20D 37.51 Meredth o
CATM 21.82 0.65 2,138 +738
SOA 21.01 0.7311,869 +582 73 41 96B 29.23 Sagent Phrm
68E 27.08 Solutia n o
SGNT 26.94 1.17 1,000 +517
EXH 20.03 0.64 4,865 +528 50 86 9D 244.5 StrvrEd o
13C 29.96 ExterranH
STRA 123.4 1.98 1,474 +400
PII 106.7 1.06 2,598 +467 86 82 67D+ 30.80 AmtechSys o
95B+ 115.8 Polaris o
ASYS 18.59 0.66 1,344 +391
92C+ 55.94 Heico
HEI 53.24 1.46 632 +461 62 25 85D 52.36 Vera Bradley
VRA 37.88 2.43 1,790 +372
AGP 64.34 0.51 4,197 +452 63 6 99A 135.9 Pharmsst n o
94D 71.71 Amerigrp
VRUS 107.0 1.74 2,674 +365
CVI 22.79 1.5411,654 +372 91 63 90B+ 23.64 FinishLineA o
98B+ 24.89 CVR Egy n o
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HCA 32.25 0.9611,433 +364 95 90 89D+ 97.00 DeckrsOut o
45C+ 35.37 HCA Hldgs o
DECK 83.04 2.00 3,589 +242
KRA 38.78 0.67 2,384 +364 9 10 8D 31.50 Zipcar o
90C+ 47.89 KratonPP n o
ZIP 20.49 0.81 1,562 +241
54B 41.18 Alere o
ALR 34.57 1.98 2,709 +355 98 99 92D+ 44.70 Riverbed o
RVBD 34.88 0.6514,203 +240
41D 33.00 ComstckRes o CRK 27.33 0.61 4,227 +335 38 39 18D+ 53.61 SanDisk o
SNDK 38.94 3.9419,426 +224
DSW 49.49 1.40 2,546 +323 81 81 87D 31.84 ElizArden
96C+ 53.07 DSWInc o
RDEN 27.51 0.68 388 +197
MTB 85.32 0.96 3,549 +313 76 62 86B 31.63 HuronCon
32C 95.00 M&TBnk o
HURN 29.39 0.63 271 +178
AL 23.55 1.44 3,709 +307 93 95 67D+ 36.50 Oracle o
14D 29.94 Air Lease
ORCL 31.14 1.3274,732 +172
95C 67.77 WestlkCh o
WLK 51.18 0.82 2,135 +279 61 33 54C 81.36 LibStrzA
LSTZA 69.00 1.28 772 +172
SWI 24.80 0.54 2,774 +263 10 32 17D 56.86 NorthnTr o
88B 26.68 SolarWds o
NTRS 44.98 0.53 3,983 +151
WMB 28.55 0.6824,237 +244 83 71 94C 38.98 MeasSpcl
83E 33.47 WmsCo o
MEAS 32.81 0.65 255 +146
DDS 50.69 1.52 3,788 +241 63 74 75C+ 34.90 G&K Svc
97A 57.22 DillrdDpt o
GKSR 31.07 0.54 146 +140
RKT 64.23 0.82 4,098 +224 51 39 44C+ 49.50 LogMeIn o
LOGM 37.88 1.43 788 +137
74D+ 78.64 RockTen o
85D+ 58.88 VeriFone o
PAY 41.24 1.25 9,395 +221 96 97 94C 84.50 AcmePckt o
APKT 65.16 2.71 5,209 +137
TGH 28.98 0.87 327 +200 45 63 12D 67.58 Itron Inc o
ITRI 46.85 0.71 881 +135
31E 37.87 Textainr n
N 37.33 0.75 1,396 +196 93 85 72A 45.75 Caseys o
97C+ 38.13 NetSuite n o
CASY 43.37 1.02 614 +134
IT 38.00 0.66 1,425 +188 19 4 40 24.18 Solazyme
SZYM 20.54 0.77 1,825 +134
82B+ 43.39 Gartner o
CFN 26.40 0.80 5,163 +177 71 87 65B 73.43 CostarGrp
51B+ 29.97 CareFusn n o
CSGP 55.86 1.30 542 +129
35C 54.03 Vail Resorts o MTN 44.20 0.63 626 +170 87 76 80B 60.94 Mrngstr o
MORN 58.42 1.18 165 +128
WAB 64.21 0.97 669 +157 93 82 93B 61.09 HaynsInt n
89B 72.43 Wabtec o
HAYN 57.04 0.68 319 +115
UAL 22.99 2.1516,477 +136 78 82 64B 46.85 Fresh Market
TFM 38.83 0.70 1,637 +113
41B 29.75 UntdContntl o
BK 24.64 0.8015,978 +136 89 77 86D+ 33.19 KenexaCp
KNXA 23.28 2.08 560 +112
16E 32.50 BankNY o
SNX 30.62 0.68 311 +135 64 43 70B 22.49 Tesco
TESO 17.44 0.60 558 +105
60C 36.72 Synnex o
75D+ 79.84 Smucker o
SJM 74.90 1.33 1,534 +134 81 81 60C 35.35 EBay o
EBAY 28.35 0.9020,860 +88
UA
CRR
ACN
PPO
DFS
FMC
CACI
TSU
BWA
CHA
74.37
149.8
57.02
63.72
24.79
83.10
63.74
48.46
78.16
62.37
+0.75 4,124 +230

+1.40 1,663 +226
+1.3310,465 +194
+1.03 2,512 +164
+0.9013,657 +126
+1.53 1,219 +109
+0.68 401 +80
+1.66 1,403 +74
+1.74 2,266 +55
+1.33 98 +34
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91
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98B+ 25.40 Fortinet o

98C 36.32 TwnDisc
93C+ 48.40 Innophs
96A 75.74 HansenNat o
98A 43.20 UnivStnls
89C+ 37.58 FocsMed o
89A 42.31 Pegsys o
98B 55.76 ChartInds
87C 45.40 ASMIntl o
92C+ 64.00 BffWldWg o
FTNT
TWIN
IPHS
HANS
USAP
FMCN
PEGA
GTLS
ASMI
BWLD
25.85
36.69
48.91
78.05
44.50
29.01
43.12
49.90
36.59
63.52
+0.7310,273 +476
+2.83 295 +279
+0.61 421 +193
+3.04 2,237 +192
+1.87 192 +126
+1.02 5,864 +124
+1.06 400 +96
+1.63 831 +95
+0.64 130 +54
+1.49 458 +54
IBDS 20 RULES FOR YOUR INVESTMENT SUCCESS

These rules arent based on our personal opinion or those of Wall Street experts. IBD built models
of the most successful stocks each year from 1880 to 2010. We studied what common factors existed before
these great winners had large advances and how they changed when the stocks topped. So these rules show
how the market actually works. If you ignore them and rely instead on personal opinions, feelings, tips or
emotions, you are arguing with how the market has behaved for over 100 years and you will likely make
more costly mistakes. Learn from history.
If all 20 fact-based rules are carefully followed (not just the

ones you like), your investment results can materially improve:
11
12
13
Consider buying stocks with each of the last

three years earnings up 25%+, return on
equity of 17%+ and recent quarterly earnings
and sales accelerating.
Recent quarterly earnings and sales should

be up at least 25%, preferably 40% or
more.
Avoid lower-quality stocks. Buy stocks

selling for $15 to $100 or higher.
Consider boldface stocks in IBDs New

Highs List and Nasdaq Stocks On The
Move.
Select stocks with increasing institutional sponsorship in recent quarters.
14
15
Pick companies with a unique, superior

new product or service that leads its
industry.
16
Invest in entrepreneurial New America

companies. Pay attention to those
with IPOs in the past 15 years.
17
Cut every loss when its 8% below your

cost. Make no exceptions so youll avoid
any possible huge, damaging losses. Never
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IBDs 197 Industry Sub-Group Rankings

Ranked 1 to 197 on 6-month price performance. Days top 10 performers are boldfaced; worst 10 underlined.
Rank
3 6 7
This Wks Wks Mo Industry
Wk | Ago |Ago| Ago| Name
Subgroup%Chg Daily
Comp. Since %
|Rating | Jan 1 | Chg
1 1 2 116 MedManagedCare
2 10 18 59 WholesaleFood
3 9 17 14 Retail/WhlsleJwlry
4 2 1 70 MedicalBiomed/Bth
5 15 29 92 RetailSpecialty
6 3 8 71 MedicalEthicalDrgs
7 5 11 95 Cosmetics/PersnlCre
8 4 4 32 CmpSftwrDbase
9 43 82 24 RetailRestaurants
10 18 33 79 FinanceConsLoan
11 6 6 19 ChemicalsSpecialty
12 25 14 123 LeisureProducts
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14 14 32 178 MdcalWhlsleDrg
15 8 21 38 ElecScntific/Msrng
16 46 36 125 SteelSpcltyAlloys
17 89 105 81 FinanceCmrclLoan
18 98 95 17 ComptrSftwrScrity
19 29 9 52 RetailApprl/Shoes/Acc
20 19 19 10 ComptrSftwrEntr
21 21 90 74 Tobacco
22 12 10 157 MedicalServices
23 30 42 44 TelcomSvcIntegrtd
24 23 28 47 ElecSemicndctrEqp
25 42 52 75 CommlSvcsHlthcre
26 75 114 72 BevNonAlcoholic
27 44 148 9 ChemicalsAg
28 20 64 46 TelcomSvcCbl/Sat
29 66 69 133 FinanceCard/Pmtpr
30 47 111 83 CmpSftwrGaming
31 36 12 166 HsholdofficFurnitr
32 22 13 13 Oil&GasMchnry/Eq
33 31 24 88 ChemicalsPlastics
34 16 46 117 MediaDiversified
35 11 27 94 MedicalProducts
36 37 37 39 Oil&GasRfing/Mkt
37 79 128 195 FinMrtg&RelSvc
38 76 119 42 Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip
39 132 147 150 ConsumrProdSpeci
40 32 35 62 Oil&GasDrilling
41 17 22 28 TelcomCbl/SatEqp
42 40 120 196 ConsumrSvcsEduc
43 59 96 167 FinancSvings&Lo
44 45 39 148 ComptrSftwrMdcl
45 84 117 122 UtilityElctricPwr
46 28 93 90 TelecomSvcsForeign
47 96 54 160 MediaRadio/Tv
48 51 67 29 LeisreMvies&Rel
49 13 30 169 MedResrchEqp/Svc
50 26 56 1 LeisreTrvlBking
51 61 55 12 Oil&GasFieldServic
52 27 50 68 RealStateDvlpmt/Ops
53 35 57 36 CmpterTechSrvcs
54 56 49 85 Paper&PaperProduc
55 54 75 163 FoodPackaged
56 77 130 129 FinanceReit
57 94 81 48 DvrsifiedOprtions
58 93 15 103 ApprelClthingMfg
59 52 79 111 FoodMiscPrep
60 71 44 2 TelcomInfrastr
61 136 129 109 RetailDiscnt&Vari
62 63 63 128 Containers/Packaging
63 58 53 139 RetailMailOrder&Di
64 88 25 80 RetailDprtmntStrs
65 70 60 162 MdcalOutpnt/HmCr
66 39 71 11 CompterNetwrking
67 95 94 106 TransportationRail
68 48 16 49 MchnryGenIndstrl
69 85 98 104 FuneralSvcs&Rel
70 82 115 142 BanksNortheast
71 38 45 43 RetailInternet
72 117 100 82 Aerospace/Defense
73 57 77 40 InternetContent
74 53 38 27 ElecSemiconFblss
75 24 31 134 LeisureServices
76 83 97 60 CmpSftwrSpcEntr
77 60 68 141 MedicalSupplies
78 148 88 25 Retail/WhlsleAuto
79 34 34 119 MedLongTrmCare
80 103 103 183 FoodConfectionery
81 106 104 18 ComptrDataStrge
82 123 106 98 ComptrSftwrFincl
83 33 7 41 TrnsprtEqpMfg
84 119 47 161 RetailLeisurePrds
85 92 92 170 CmmlSvcsCnsltng
86 102 144 143 UtilityDiversified
87 67 72 187 CommlSvcDocMgmt
88 64 41 115 PollutionControl
89 97 159 110 InsrncePrp/Cas/Titl
90 107 80 146 RetlWhsleBldgPrds
91 81 87 132 InsrnceAcc&Heal
92 105 126 97 TransportationShip
93 73 107 66 LeisreGamng/Equip
94 153 70 69 ApparelShoes&Rel
95 80 83 137 MedicalGenercDrgs
96 158 184 182 FnancepblInvFdbnd
97 126 146 130 RetailSpr/MiniMkts
98 69 110 138 MediaBooks
99 120 153 174 MedicalDiversified
90
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79
87
90
88
88
91
93
90
72
82
87
90
92
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87
88
85
86
67
85
86
86
90
85
91
85
96
74
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85
79
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80
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78
77
86
68
91
79
75
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77
89
76
74
80
82
81
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83
80
70
78
84
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76
78
82
83
87
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63
83
83
72
83
67
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81
60
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63
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63
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52
88
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77
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7.0 1.1
5.2 1.0
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Rank
3 6 7
This Wks Wks Mo Industry
Wk | Ago |Ago| Ago| Name
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
91
55
78
65
62
90
128
86
135
116
49
122
171
149
87
41
101
131
114
144
111
141
165
72
74
124
159
146
183
140
110
112
129
176
99
137
121
113
187
167
127
152
155
50
164
134
138
145
157
104
168
68
100
151
142
147
133
115
186
181
156
108
178
125
162
177
109
118
174
130
139
175
154
180
173
185
143
150
121 190
23 20
43 45
76 30
51 76
116 35
108 145
20 152
135 61
66 8
58 177
138 100
140 6
101 186
112 105
5 107
132 112
122 135
154 86
156 131
137 93
168 153
118 96
99 168
78 180
85 54
109 113
173 78
162 114
161 144
48 77
59 16
142 124
189 151
124 188
163 185
65 37
40 126
192 26
190 184
166 84
182 192
179 127
127 64
113 7
152 91
158 15
143 159
170 197
86 136
171 57
73 87
61 53
150 56
141 165
145 158
62 22
26 58
125 33
195 4
139 89
74 50
177 154
89 120
136 73
187 55
102 102
133 23
174 34
169 189
160 171
157 101
123 21
134 175
180 173
172 121
196 179
84 147
Subgroup%Chg Daily
Comp. Since %
|Rating | Jan 1 | Chg
Soap&ClngPreparat
ChemicalsBasic
ElecSemiconMfg
Oil&GasUSExplPro
CmmlSvcsMrktRch
FoodGrain&Related
RetailMjrDscChns
RtailHmeFrnshngs
Retail/WslAutoPrt
IntrntNetwkSltns
RetailDrugStores
CommlSvcOutsourci
Auto/TrckRplcPrts
TrnsportationTrck
TelcomSvcWirles
Auto/TrckTirs&M
InsuranceBrokers
WholesaleElect
AgriculturalOprtions
UtilityGasDstribtn
Oil&GasIntegrated
FincePubInvFdBl
ComlSvcsAdvrtsng
MedcalHospitals
FoodDairyProducts
ElectricalPower/Eqpmt
BldgHandTools
FinPublInvFdGl
FoodMeatProducts
FinancPblInvFdeqt
CompterSftwrDsgn
MetalProc&Fabrica
FinanceEtf/Etn
FinanceMrtgReit
BanksWst/Sthwst
EnergyAlt/Other
CmptrIntgrtdSyst
BldgMntnance&S
TrnsprttinAirlne
RetailCnsmrElec
Oil&GasRoyaltyTrust
FinanceBlankCheck
UtilityWaterSupply
TelcomFibrOptcs
Auto/TrckOrgnlEqp
CmpHrdwre/Perip
MiningGld/Silvr/Gms
FinancialSvcSpec
BldgRsidnt/Comml
BldgCnstrPrds/Msc
BeveragesAlcoholic
ElecContractMfg
ElecParts
FnceInvsmntMgt
BanksMidwest
TelcomConsProd
MchinryCnstr/Mng
ElecMiscProducts
CommlSvcsLeasing
AutoManufacturers
TransportationSvcs
MchnryMtlHdlg
ChemicalsPaints
MachnryTools&Re
ComptrSftwrDsktp
CmptrSftwrEdu
HoushldApplncs/Hw
Oil&GasIntlExplPr
BanksForeign
BanksSoutheast
InsuranceLife
LeisrTys/Gms/Hbby
EnergyCoal
BldgA/C&HeatingP
BanksMoneyCntr
TrnsprtAirFreight
MediaPeriodicals
OfficeSuppliesMfg
178 166 165 194

179 169 149 140
180 189 191 193
181 163 185 3
182 184 181 108
183 161 155 149
184 179 183 164
185 192 197 63
186 160 175 156
187 190 193 51
188 193 188 191
189 194 178 99
190 172 91 67
191 170 131 65
192 182 164 181
193 188 176 5
194 195 194 172
195 191 151 31
196 196 186 155
197 197 167 176
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50
66
52
42
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40
37
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BanksSuprRgional
BldgHeavyConstr
MediaNewspapers
MiningMetalOres
Security/Sft
FinInvestBnk/Bkrs
InsrnceDivrsified
EnergySolar
Oil&GascdnExplPro
LeisureLodging
BldgCment/Cncrt
ConsumerProdElec
MetalPrdsDistribtr
Trucks&PartsHvyD
BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv
MachineryFarm
SteelProducers
CommlSvcsStffng
RtailWhlsleOffcSup
BldgWoodPrds
S&PMidcap400Ind
S&P500Index
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1.2
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2.6
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1.7
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0.0
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1.6
2.5
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0.1
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Psychological Market Indicators
Groups With Highest %

Of Stocks At New High
12 MONTH HISTORY
Date
Low Date
Comml SvcsHlthcre
High
5 YEAR HISTORY
Date Low Date
High Current SteelSpclty Alloys
CBOE Market Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)

04/28/11
13.4 07/01/10 38.5 01/24/07 9.0 10/10/08 103.4
21.8
Ratioof price premiums in Puts versus Calls

01/18/11
0.47 07/05/10 1.54 01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08
2.58
0.98
Mutual Fund Share Purchases/Redemptions (X-Money Market Funds)

11/01/10
1.06 10/01/10 1.21 10/01/08 0.66 12/01/06 1.50
1.19
NASDAQ Daily Trading Volume as % of NYSE Daily Volume

09/17/10 129.0 11/11/10 254 11/30/06 95.7 03/15/10
280
166
Number of Stock Splits in IBD 6000 (prior 30 days)

04/25/11
11 03/07/11 60 05/20/09 8 06/26/06
87
33
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Retail/WhlsleJwlry
RetailCnsmr Elec
Retail/WhlsleAuto
RetailSpecialty
MediaPeriodicals
ChemicalsAg
ComptrData Strge
TrnsprtEqp Mfg
25%
22%
17%
17%
14%
14%
14%
13%
13%
13%
........................................................................................... Top 10 Fidelity Industry
Funds Since Jan. 1, 2011
........................................................................................... 1. Medcl Dlvry
NewIssues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE

06/29/10 4.2% 06/10/11 7.1% 07/30/09 0.7% 12/13/07 9.0% 7.0%
2. Biotechnlgy
Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average

07/05/10
3.34 01/24/11 4.00 02/23/09 1.27 10/09/07
4. Med Eq & Sys

5. Pharm
........................................................................................... 3. Health Care
4.42
3.56
........................................................................................... 6. Chemicals
Price to Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones Industrial Average

07/05/10
14.1 01/05/11 15.8 07/05/10 14.1 05/29/08 102.0
7. Dfnse&Aero
14.7
........................................................................................... 8. Multimedia
Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average

02/21/11
2.38 07/05/10 2.97 07/19/07 2.12 03/09/09
4.45
2.64
9. Telecommun
10. Utility Gr
+ 16%
+ 15%
+ 12%
+ 10%
+ 10%
+ 8%
+ 8%
+ 7%
+ 6%
+ 6%
Market Indexes list sorted by % gain in last 3 months. (: on left, top

4 indexes since Jan. 1 on right, top 4 indexes yesterday.)
...........................................................................................................................................................
Since
3 Month 6 Month 12 Month
Yesterdays
Jan 1
% Chg
% Chg % Chg Index
Value
Change % Chg
+ 5.9%
+ 4.7%
+12.2% :
0.6%
+ 2.1%
+ 6.9% :
+ 6.2% :
+ 9.4% :
+ 2.8%
+ 4.3%
+ 1.8%
+ 1.5%
+ 1.7%
6.2%
4.9%
15.3%
+ 4.3%
+ 3.9%
+ 3.4%
+ 2.0%
+ 0.1%
0.6%
1.1%
1.9%
2.0%
2.5%
3.2%
3.2%
4.1%
6.5%
8.3%
9.3%
+ 5.7%
+ 4.5%
+11.1%
1.4%
+ 2.7%
+ 6.8%
+ 5.3%
+ 8.3%
+ 1.8%
+ 3.9%
+ 1.1%
+ 1.1%
+ 1.2%
5.9%
4.3%
13.1%
+17.0%
+15.8%
+24.3%
+21.7%
+22.9%
+18.1%
+26.7%
+40.1%
+24.2%
+26.9%
+23.7%
+24.3%
+ 8.9%
+ 9.2%
+ 3.8%
5.0%
Defensive Index
Dow Jones Utility
Medical/Healthcare
Consumer Index
Dow Jones Trans
U.S. Defense Index
IBD New America Index
New Issues Index
S&P 600
S&P Midcap 400
Russell 2000
Value Line Index
Senior Growth Index
Insurance Index
N.Y.S.E. Finance
Gold Index
1282.67
423.99
4873.27
1053.34
5214.15
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Pawnshops, Buffalo Bucks IBM, Accenture

Other Finance Market Sell-Off, Lead IT Group
Groups Climb Hits New High In EPS, Sales
IBD INDUSTRY THEMES
RESEARCH TABLE REVIEW
THE INCOME INVESTOR
BY ALAN R. ELLIOTT
BY VINCENT MAO
BY DAVID SAITO-CHUNG
A handful of financial industries

have plowed forward in IBDs industry rankings over the past several weeks.
The consumer loans group
moved into the top 20 rankings in
early June. The group is led by
pawnshop and payday lending
chains EZCorpEZPW and First Cash
FinancialFCFS.
The industry is benefiting from a
tight credit environment, and from
a move among banks to more and
higher fees. EZCorp and First Cash
are expanding rapidly, particularly
in Mexico.
Pawnshops in general are seeing
a surge in popularity, due to cable
shows such as Pawn Stars and
Hard Core Pawn.
Both stocks tried to clear bases in
the first week of June, but have
since fallen back to test support at
their 10-week moving averages.
The credit card and payment processors group ranked No. 24 in Fridays IBD, up from No. 57 at the beginning of June. Group leader
Higher OneONE is in a fourth week
of gains as it climbs the right side of
a consolidation.
The company offers bank accounts and financial services to students at more than 400 universities and colleges. The group also includes VisaV and MasterCardMA.
Finance-Mortgage & Related Services ranked No. 33 from a No. 93
ranking at the beginning of the
month.
Other financial groups, including
commercial loans (No. 40) and savings and loans (No. 59), have also
jumped in the rankings but dont
have quality leading stocks.
The Financial-REIT industry
group advanced from No. 97 at the
start of June to No. 71 in Fridays
IBD.
At the head of the group is Digital TrustDLR, a real estate investment trust that buys and manages
commercial properties specifically
designed for high-tech tenants.
The stock, which holds a Composite Rating of 96 from IBD, is testing
its 50-day line after clearing a cupwith-handle base in April that led
to a steady, tight advance until this
months pullback.
Several other stocks in the group,
including Crexus InvestmentCXS
and Retail OpportunityROIC, are
laggard stocks but the companies
are seeing significant sales growth.
Despite a sharp sell-off in the market, some sector leaders managed

to buck the trend Friday.
Buffalo Wild WingsBWLD ended
off its session high, but still rallied
1.50, or 2%, to 63.53. Intraday the
stock made a new high. Volume
jumped 46% above average and
was the highest in two weeks.
The stock has shown solid relative strength recently. Buffalo
Wild Wings Relative Strength line
hit a new high before its shares did.
For the week, Buffalo Wild Wings
cruised up 8% the best weekly
performance in more than four
months.
EZCorpEZPW edged up 0.20 to
32.07. The stock closed back above
a 31.99 buy point from a cup-withhandle base, which it cleared on
May 31. EZCorp bounced off support at its 50-day moving average
Thursday. Thanks to a surge in the
final minutes of trading, volume
grew 18% above average.
The stock has also formed a baseon-base pattern. Its RS line is also
at a new high.
Fridays reconstitution of the Russell indexes drove up volume in
many stocks.
GT Solar InternationalSOLR hit a
nearly three-year high. It added
0.27 to 15.30. Volume swelled
more than three times its average.
Teen apparel retailer Rue21RUE
and school operator Bridgepoint
EducationBPI edged up slightly.
But volume on both came in well
below average. Rue21 is working
on a new base, while Bridgepoint is
extended after breaking out in
early May.
Lululemon AthleticaLULU pulled
back from Thursdays new high. It
fell 2.34 to 104.36. Turnover was
7% above average. Still, the stock
held above a 102.93 buy point from
a cup without handle the stock
cleared on Tuesday. The right side
of the base formed in a sharp advance, making it a less-than-ideal
formation.
MercadoLibreMELI erased an
early gain and lost 1.10 to 77.31 in
light trading. Turnover tumbled
61% below average and was the
lightest in three months.
The stock is stabilizing after
bouncing off support at its 200-day
moving average. The recent downdraft erased gains from its March
breakout past a 75.24 buy point
from a double bottom.
For investors who seek income

from their stocks, it pays to look beyond the quarterly dividend and
the yield it brings. IBDs ComputerTechnology Services industry
group shows why.
Eleven stocks within the 49-company group pay a dividend. The average annualized yield is a modest
1.5%, and yields range from 0.4% to
3.3%. The rational investor knows
that simply choosing the company
with the highest yield wont guarantee a total positive return. If a stock
finishes the year down 15%, a 2% or
3% dividend brings little comfort.
An income investor must also
check a stocks fundamentals and
technical strength. A stock with a
high Relative Price Strength Rating
boosts the probability that the holder will also achieve capital gains on
top of the regular dividend.
Steady profit growth and rising
margins also put a favorable wind
in an investors sails. Use the ratings in IBDs Research Tables to
gauge the overall quality of a stock.
IBMIBM and AccentureACN both
offer the rare combination of outstanding profit growth, excellent
stock-price action and a decent payout for long-term holders. Both provide top-class consulting to large
businesses and government institutions across the globe.
IBM holds an 88 EPS Rating,
which means its earnings growth
tops 88% of all public firms. Revenue rose 4% to $99.87 billion last
year, reversing an 8% drop in 2009.
Margins have improved. The dividend yield is 1.8%. The stock is up
25% since clearing a 132.59 buy
point in September. IBM gets a 78
RS Rating.
Accenture went public in July
2001. It has grown profit every year
since 2004 except in 2010, when
earnings edged 4% lower on flat revenue. Lately, profit growth has accelerated, and the stock has logged
solid gains since breaking out of a
base-on-base pattern in December.
It has an 85 RS Rating and a yield of
1.6%.
Computer SciencesCSC and
Indias InfosysINFY, two that also
pay dividends, have stable profits,
but their stocks have underperformed. Infosys tumbled 14% in the
week ended April 15 on a weak forecast and is locked in a downtrend.
Computer Sciences is 33% off its
52-week high.
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Big Picture column every day on
Page A1 to stay in step with the
market. This is crucial since
most stocks follow the direction
of the general market averages
like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq
composite. You should only buy
stocks when the market is in a
rising trend. You should raise
some cash during correcting
markets. The Big Picture highlights key turning points and
tells you every day whether the
market is currently in a confirmed uptrend or a correction.
2. Stock Ideas: IBD is filled
with features to help you find
potential winning stocks. Be
sure to check out the IBD 50
every Monday to see the market's top 50 growth stocks, complete with commentary on which
have the best fundamentals and
those that may be nearing a
potential buy point. Each day
you'll find candidates in the Real
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light (B8). Also examine the

Sector Leaders featured in the
NYSE & Nasdaq Research Tables. These stocks must pass
rigorous fundamental tests and
have a strong record of beating
the S&P 500 during market
uptrends.
3. Validate: Before buying any
stock, go to Investors.com and
research it further. See how the
Stock Checkup rates your company and whether it's among the
top 5 in its IBD industry group.
Read archived stories to understand the company's strengths,
growth prospects and what sets
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stock using IBD Charts to pinpoint a low-risk buying area.
Then add quality candidates to
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company has rocketed as Joined Sector Leaders
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52-wk
Vol% Vol P
6 6 6 6 6 High Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Common stocks above $10 for Friday, June 24, 2011
79 69 75 B D+ 79.8
84 73 74 C B24.3
46 33 67 C D 29.8
80 74 66 B C 61.6
62 37 59 C A20.1
51 68 59 .. D33.6
45 68 65 .. E 33.1
47 96 7 B D25.0
48 9 92 B E 38.0 Imax Corp IMAX 30.33 +0.66 +2 961 57o

49 74 47 A D23.5 IntctlH
2.4 IHG 19.45 0.10 34 167 18
24 32 18 B D 17.9 IntervalL
IILG 13.39 +0.01 3 208 18
45 44 52 B C 19.1 IntlGame 1.4 r IGT 16.73 0.23 +11 4.1m 19o
31 42 35 D D 32.3 IntlSpdw .7 ISCA 26.83 0.31 +999 2.2m 17k
72 82 63 A E 55.5 LasVgSnds
LVS 39.19 0.36 22 12m 30o
76 81 47 B B+ 44.3 LifeTmFit
LTM 37.85 0.36 7 425 17k
14 22 32 E E 16.9 MGMResorts MGM 12.20 0.25 5 20m ..o
67 52 79 C C+ 30.2 MdisnSqGrdn MSG 26.99 0.01 +91 514 24
52 82 12 B E 42.9 Makemytrip MMYT 23.64 +0.14 4 208 99
30 59 22 B C 42.8 MarrtInt 1.2 r MAR 33.96 0.28 45 2.2m 28
9 19 19 D E 14.2 OrntExHA
OEH 10.04 ... +124 1.3m ..
84 68 88 D B+ 40.7 PennNatl PENN 39.34 0.22 11 520 28
72 67 74 D B+ 15.6 PinnclEnt
PNK 13.98 0.12 40 323 99
98 91 95 A B+ 115 Polaris
1.7 PII 106.7 1.06 +467 2.6m 21
96 99 94 A D561 7Priceline PCLN 483.0 7.03 +20 1.3m 33o
83 80 79 A D35.6 RealD
RLD 24.61 +0.20 +130 2.5m 41o
12 23 22 .. E 15.1 RegalEnt 7.1 RGC 11.78 0.20 36 1.3m 43o
21 59 4 C E 31.0 Rentrak
r RENT 16.56 ... +60 95 43
14 33 19 E E 11.5 RicksCabrt RICK 7.85 0.10 61 21 ..
62 79 42 C B50.0 RylCarib
RCL 36.21 0.66 30 2.2m 14
61 79 64 B D 25.4 7DaysGp
SVN 18.03 0.25 65 43 43o
40 45 20 B D11.8 ShuflMstr SHFL 8.78 0.17 +44 423 18
50 2 95 B D80.5 SixFlags .3 r SIX 73.55 0.74 +999 2.5m 3
26 56 32 C D65.5 StarwdHt .6 HOT 53.25 0.79 39 1.9m 37
85 86 53 B B 51.1 SteinerLeis STNR 44.11 0.60 21 46 13
55 8 90 D C+ 28.6 SteinwyMus LVB 25.38 +0.03 +393 120 45
68 20 85 B D+ 24.1 SturmR 1.8 r RGR 20.55 +0.15 +277 468 14
96 83 99 A C+ 103 Travlzoo
TZOO 60.59 0.66 48 814 59
45 53 35 C C 54.0 VailRes 1.4 MTN 44.20 0.63 +170 626 33o
35 61 9 B B49.1 WMSInds r WMS 30.10 0.41 +11 1.0m 16o
61 75 78 C D 35.5 Wyndhm 1.9 r WYN 32.04 0.24 +12 2.0m 15o
88 98 89 B D151 7Wynn .8 WYNN 131.3 1.52 35 1.3m 41o
1. FOOD/BEV
Daily
0.0% Change
+9.24%Since
Jan. 1
47 79 24 B E 38.0 ArchrDan 2.2 ADM 29.30 0.21 1 7.0m 9o

95 97 95 B B+ NH 7BGFdsn 4.0 r BGS 20.75 +0.03 +68 682 22o
55 82 39 B E 20.8 BRFBrasil BRFS 16.40 +0.11 39 1.5m 21o
50 52 31 B C 24.7 Calavo 2.7 CVGW 20.72 0.07 +119 112 19
48 61 32 B D37.6 CmpblSp 3.4 CPB 33.90 +0.79 +118 4.8m 13o
88 90 84 C D 76.3 CcColaB 1.5 COKE 67.84 0.45 +50 47 16
83 70 64 A D68.8 CocaCo 2.9 KO 64.93 0.05 +122 16m 18
93 68 86 B B29.8 CocaClEn 1.8 r CCE 28.34 0.31 +34 4.4m 15o
90 71 82 B BNH CocaCFm 2.2 KOF 90.82 +0.89 32 64 21k
85 85 69 C B25.8 ConAgra 3.7 r CAG 25.20 0.17 +18 5.5m 14o
96 96 88 B B 57.9 CornPr
1.2 CPO 53.56 0.51 +17 773 13o
46 12 86 D B+ 13.9 DeanFds
DF 12.00 0.22 5 4.3m 16o
96 99 96 B D+ 75.97DimdFd .2 DMND.72.36 0.59 +5 281 29o
39 4 67 E B 15.0 DoleFoodn DOLE 13.13 0.13 +45 443 ..o
88 85 69 B B42.4 DrPepSnn 3.2 r DPS 39.89 0.15 +53 3.0m 15o
59 55 63 .. B 31.8 EmbtldB 1.1 AKOB 28.89 +0.14 +48 26 21
86 80 89 C B 33.4 FlowrsF 2.8 FLO 32.53 +0.49 +58 1.1m 20o
90 85 81 D B64.2 Fomento 1.9 FMX 62.57 0.34 +36 729 25o
61 72 65 D C 28.6 FrshDelM .8 FDP 25.85 +0.31 +113 460 12
60 71 41 B D+ 40.0 GenMills 3.0 r GIS 36.85 0.34 +106 7.7m 15
86 84 83 C C 37.2 HainCelstl HAIN 32.01 0.31 +196 1.1m 25o
99 88 96 A ANH HansenNat HANS 78.05 +3.04 +192 2.2m 30o
76 67 74 B C 55.0 HeinzHJ 3.6 HNZ 53.01 +0.45 +66 3.6m 17o
79 56 71 A B 58.2 Hershey 2.5 HSY 55.94 +0.22 7 1.2m 21
92 87 83 B A 30.4 HormelFd 1.8 HRL 29.13 0.02 +56 1.6m 16o
66 58 62 C C+ 53.4 J&JSnack 1.0 JJSF 48.52 0.36 +20 48 18k
64 60 56 B D+ 57.7 Kellogg 3.0
K 54.76 +0.64 +44 2.8m 17o
72 52 74 B C 35.4 KraftFdA 3.4 KFT 34.60 +0.34 +22 11m 16o
59 46 69 B E 64.7 Lancstr 2.2 r LANC 59.92 +0.24 +51 136 16
81 76 74 B C 50.7 McCorm 2.2 MKC 50.00 +0.05 +52 788 18
71 76 78 .. C 68.9 MeadJh 1.6 MJN 65.37 +0.15 21 1.1m 25o
88 91 77 C D+ 14.7 NatBevrg
FIZZ 14.37 +0.04 +225 90 17k
97 82 98 B B 15.07OmegaPrtn OME 13.42 0.14 +926 2.4m 11
76 67 62 A D71.9 PepsiCo 3.0 PEP 68.45 +0.47 +140 15m 16
95 84 94 C B91.4 Ralcorp
RAH 86.50 0.82 57 464 17
39 18 65 C C+ 53.6 SandrFa 1.4 SAFM 48.26 +1.26 +94 754 21o
73 52 79 C B20.3 SaraLee 2.5 SLE 18.60 0.23 6 5.6m 25o
80 75 71 B B38.4 Sensient 2.3 SXT 36.35 0.29 +19 248 16k
69 82 76 D B24.9 SmithfldF
r SFD 21.87 +0.09 +100 5.7m 7o
Smucker 2.3 r SJM 74.90 1.33 +134 1.5m 15o

Snydrs 3.0 LNCE 21.01 0.07 +816 2.5m 17
TootsieR 1.1 TR 28.48 0.13 +155 205 30
TreeHseFd
THS 54.18 +0.08 +238 937 19o
TysonA .8 r TSN 18.90 +0.16 +40 6.5m 7o
Unilever 3.1 UN 31.82 +0.06 0 2.3m 16
Unilever 3.7 UL 31.57 +0.17 40 974 16k
Zhongpinn HOGS 10.98 0.32 17 630 6o
Daily
0.8% Change
+9.87%Since
Jan. 1
2. LEISURE
SECTOR LEADERS
99 99 95 A B 277 7Netflix
NFLX.257.0 +1.24 4 4.6m 73
KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 59%, LQ 88%, Next Q 39%, Sales 3Q Avg 37%,
LQ 46%, Next Yr EPS 50%, Pretax 12%, ROE 66%, EPS due 07/21
84 84 92 C B+ 23.5
62 44 77 D C 18.0
66 15 91 D B 49.9
58 63 65 D D+ 23.4
67 66 76 C D19.5
65 48 72 B B 44.5
57 62 52 D D27.7
3 10 3 C E 31.0
35 29 32 C B48.1
35 29 29 C B50.4
31 2 87 E D22.7
19 34 19 B D27.5
11 56 18 .. E 41.4
63 49 72 C D+ 46.5
48 11 80 C D 22.1
89 96 65 B B67.6
72 97 25 A D53.2
78 94 39 B C+ 45.8
82 94 51 B C 40.5
57 16 93 B C 84.3
12 35 8 C E 37.7
94 63 84 A A+29.9
4 12 20 E D+ 38.2
77 52 81 C B43.2
72 60 81 C B17.6
41 73 16 B B 54.3
22 68 28 D D 50.0
AmCasi 1.9 ASCA 22.67 0.11 +417 2.3m 24o

ArctcCat
ACAT 13.76 +0.72 +306 300 19
AscentM r ASCMA 45.19 +0.23 +55 71 ..
AvidTech
AVID 17.89 0.25 +23 207 52
AvisBudget CAR 15.80 0.10 18 1.3m 14o
BallyTech
r BYI 40.00 0.51 +39 1.1m 22o
Brunswck .3 BC 19.01 0.42 26 1.2m ..o
CPI
7.9 r CPY 12.70 +0.47 +686 766 6
Carnival 2.7 CCL 37.30 0.34 +21 5.5m 15o
CarnPLC 1.8 CUK 38.23 +0.11 +25 201 16
CedrFair 2.1 FUN 18.71 0.10 +55 240 ..
ChinaLdg
HTHT 16.62 +0.38 +69 331 34o
ChoicHtl 2.3 CHH 32.60 0.51 10 131 17o
ChrchlD 1.2 CHDN 42.95 0.33 +167 109 26
Cinemar 4.2 CNK 20.03 +0.02 +256 4.3m 16o
Coinstar
CSTR 50.62 +0.21 29 717 23o
Ctrip
CTRP 39.31 1.48 +36 2.5m 29o
DiscCmA r DISCA 40.22 0.42 +51 2.5m 21o
DiscCmC r DISCK 35.92 0.56 +13 665 19
DollarThty r DTG 73.07 0.09 73 184 19o
DrmwksAm r DWA 20.96 0.36 +2 1.3m 16o
Expedia 1.0 EXPE 27.96 0.33 31 3.8m 16o
GaylordEntrt GET 29.25 0.91 40 360 ..
HarlyDav 1.3 HOG 38.07 0.11 24 1.9m 28
Hertz
HTZ 15.19 0.12 13 4.7m 24o
HomeInns HMIN 35.92 +0.80 +51 691 23o
Hyatt
r H 39.25 0.23 31 218 99o
3. ALCOHL/TOB
75 46 75 B C+ 28.1
46 78 40 B D64.8
67 71 67 B B100
85 79 78 B D+ 90.6
87 93 77 A B 74.6
38 97 3 A D20.5
Daily
0.2% Change
+2.50%Since
Jan. 1
Altria 5.7 r MO 26.79 0.06 +3 12m 13

ABusInBv 1.7 BUD 55.65 1.01 +84 2.0m 16o
BostnBeer r SAM 88.79 +0.91 +42 121 26o
BritAmT 4.3 BTI 85.04 0.55 40 134 15
BrownFrB 1.7 r BFB 73.67 +0.02 +126 528 18
ChNBorun BORN 4.73 +0.13 26 190 2o
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Stocks Just Out Of Bases

EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name
Symbol
Closing
Price
78 98 Fortinet Inc
FTNT
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Net
Up
Vol%
Chg
+0.73 +476

52-wk
6 6 6 6 6 High
97 97 87 A A33.2
76 91 60 A D 61.7
66 83 72 C C 23.2
53 55 76 B E 85.5
96 81 91 A B 116
36 67 28 B D51.1
89 83 78 A C 71.8
80 60 83 B D+ 39.9
56 84 20 C E 46.0
80 69 56 A D+ 19.8

Vol% Vol P
Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E
CompBbd 2.3 ABV.31.79 0.23 32 1.4m 20o

CpCervcr 1.2 CCU 57.10 +0.10 26 31 15
ConstelA
r STZ 20.82 0.24 34 1.2m 10
Diageo
3.1 DEO 80.34 0.30 0 455 17
Lorilla
4.7 r LO 110.5 +1.04 34 1.3m 15o
MolCoorB 2.9 TAP 44.29 0.79 4 1.3m 12o
PhilMor 3.9 PM 65.10 1.07 +70 11m 16
ReynldAm 5.7 RAI 37.06 0.19 +20 2.7m 14
Universl 5.1 UVV 37.37 ... +152 552 7o
VectorGp 8.9 VGR 18.06 +0.07 +6 311 21o
Daily
4. RETAIL
Since
0.7% Change +9.97%Jan. 1
SECTOR LEADERS
98 96 92 B C+ NH 7BffWldWg BWLD.63.52 +1.49 +54 458 27o

99 99 98 A B+ 106 7Lululemon LULU.104.4 2.32 +8 2.2m 59o
96 96 77 A B 92.7 MercadoL .4 MELI.77.31 1.10 61 269 55o

99 96 71 A B35.6 rue21
RUE.31.70 +0.21 21 275 23
80 75 90 .. C 16.8
86 89 90 B D+ 29.3
92 68 94 B B77.7
50 89 27 B E 72.3
35 56 6 B D 31.1
83 60 86 B B206
31 32 17 C B17.5
95 79 86 B A NH
83 70 76 B D32.5
AFCEntps
AFCE 16.19 +0.02 +65 167 18
Aarons .2 r AAN 27.00 0.28 +7 596 16o
AberFitc 1.1 ANF 64.62 2.28 15 2.1m 26o
AdvAuto .4 r AAP 57.99 1.02 21 1.1m 14o
Aeropostl r ARO 17.15 0.36 +233 9.0m 7o
Amazon
AMZN 192.6 1.61 35 3.4m 83
AEagleO 3.5 r AEO 12.59 0.29 41 2.8m 12o
AmerCar
r CRMT 31.33 +0.33 +56 83 12
AnnInc
r ANN 26.03 0.08 +28 2.3m 18o
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DEVELOPS UNIFIED THREAT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TO PROVIDE SECURITY AND NETWORKING FUNCTIONS THROUGH INTEGRATED CIRCUITS.
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/22
R&D 15%
Group 3
o$113.41

OPERATES 355 ACCESSORIES STORES/OUTLETS WITH
PLANS TO OPEN 80-85 MORE (22%-23%) IN 2011.
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/10
Software maker NetSuiteN rebounded off its 10-week moving average during the past week. Volume for the week was above average.
The 2007 IPO has a number of
positive qualities.
The stock boasts an excellent Relative Strength Rating, earning a 98
out of a best-possible 99.
Institutional sponsorship has
been increasing for six straight
quarters.Andsalesgainshaveaccelerated in recent periods, ramping
up from 6% to 17% to 19% to 21%.
While the stock previously has
been somewhat thinly traded, lately average daily volume has
topped 400,000 shares, as you
would prefer to see.
Credit Suisse analysts issued an
upbeat report on NetSuite last
month in the wake of the Silicon
Valley companys first-ever user
conference, an event dubbed SuiteWorld that drew more than 1,500
attendees.
The analysts said the event highlighted the firms breakout momentum. NetSuite unveiled a
new reselling partnership with
highly rated consulting giant AccentureACN, as well as customer
wins with big names like Groupon
and QualcommQCOM.
San Mateo, Calif.-based NetSuite provides cloud-based customer relationship management
(CRM) and enterprise resource
planning (ERP) software, mostly
to small- and medium-sized businesses.
But NetSuite also has several
areas of concern. Wall Street predicts a 33% decline in EPS to 2
cents for the current quarter.
And while pre-tax margins and
return on equity have been on the
rise, theyre still well below levels
historically seen in the stock markets big winners.
One other thing to keep in mind
about NetSuite: It works closely
with software giant OracleORCL,
whose CEO Larry Ellison is NetSuites largest shareholder.
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 73

OPERATES 193 COFFEE STORES IN 6 STATES (166 IN CA) OFFERING WHOLE
BEAN COFFEE, TEA, BEVERAGES AND PASTRIES.
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/3
NETSUITE INC (N)
Group 20
Group 7
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63.36
42.20
120.91
49.81
82.48
58.70
36.82
79.53
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MARKETS ATHLETIC SHIRTS, SHORTS, UNDERWEAR AND OUTERWEAR
MADE FROM MOISTURE-WICKING SYNTHETIC FABRICS
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/27
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Closing
Price
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DFS
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80.78
33.29
37.52
34.12
93.02
122.10
56.15
117.71
74.73


DEVELOPS POLYMER-BASED MEMBRANES USED IN SEPARATION AND FILTRATION PROCESSES IN ENERGY STORAGE AND HEALTHCARE MARKETS.
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/4

MANUFACTURES TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE VISCO-ELASTIC PRESSURE
FOAM MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, AND COMFORT/LUMBAR CUSHIONS
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/20
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46
16
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35
26
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GSOL 8.86 0.51 +847 596 13
75 54 90 B D+23.2 GrdmnsStrs GMAN 17.72 +0.32 +112 247 14
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78 86 73 B D36.0 ApldInd 2.2 AIT 34.18 0.21 43 176 15
79 64 76 B B 20.1 AsburyAt
ABG 17.31 0.10 +5 445 11
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60 40 55 A B39.8 AutoChi
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98 96 96 C B 51.77BJSRest
BJRI 49.09 +0.56 18 240 54
71 79 67 C B52.5 BJsWhlsl
BJ 47.88 0.36 22 949 17o
67 54 87 D B+ 23.3 BeaconRfg BECN 22.21 0.16 26 317 27o
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39 57 35 C A45.6 BestBuy 2.0 r BBY 32.48 +0.36 +71 12m 9o
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BIG 32.46 0.36 24 1.9m 11o
42 57 15 B D64.5 BlueNile
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96 84 93 A D27.07BodyCtrl BODY.22.35 +0.35 +255 811 26
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73 59 62 B C 42.0 CECEnt 2.0 CEC 39.66 0.05 +125 228 13
58 62 74 D C 39.5 CVSCare 1.4 CVS 36.42 0.40 +34 11m 13o
72 54 90 C B 32.4 Cabelas
CAB 26.21 +0.36 +9 727 15o
92 80 74 B B 37.0 CarMax
KMX 31.93 0.62 +63 4.6m 18o
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86 66 77 B B29.9 CatoCp 3.3 CATO 28.19 0.19 +1 164 13o
86 69 76 C B 34.0 Cheescake CAKE 30.91 0.01 +21 1.4m 21
93 59 88 B A15.6 ChicosF 1.3 r CHS 15.02 0.24 +11 3.6m 21o
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+3.46 +62
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+.78 46 97 76 96 C B+ NH Genesco
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52-wk

MAKES OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS FOR
THE INDUSTRIAL/ENERGY/CHEMICAL/PHARMACEUTICAL MARKETS.
-15% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. Daily Vol 463,000 Debt 0%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/6
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 92
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 89
Nasdaq Most % Up In Price
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Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name
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OPERATES 1,084 FAST CASUAL MEXICAN FOOD RESTAURANTS IN THE U.S., CANADA AND U.K.
9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/22
o$54.93 UNDER ARMOUR INC CL A (UA) Group 58 o$74.37 POLYPORE INTERNATIONAL (PPO) Group 11 o$63.72 TEMPUR PEDIC INTL INC (TPX) Group 31 o$65.39
NYSE Most % Up In Price

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MAKES ALL-TERRAIN RECREATIONAL AND UTILITY VEHICLES, SNOWMOBILES, REPLACEMENT PARTS AND RELATED ACCESSORIES.
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/20
R&D 4%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 76
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Sup/Demand 91
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 79

NETWORK MARKETER OFFERING WEIGHT MANAGEMENT, NUTRITIONAL
SUPPLEMENTS AND SKIN/HAIR CARE PRODUCTS VIA 2.1 MIL MEMBERS.
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/2
Vol% EPS Rel

Chg Rnk Str Stock Name
Wells Fargo & Co

Citigroup
Sprint Corp
Bank Of America
General Motors Co
Ford Motor
Weatherford Intl
HewlettPackard
General Electric
Pfizer

MANUFACTURES ALTERNATIVE BEVERAGES INCLUDING ENERGY DRINKS,
FRUIT JUICES, SMOOTHIES AND NATURAL SODAS.
Last Qtr Eps +69%5 Prior Qtr -7%6 Last Qtr Sales +50%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/5
o$37.33 POLARIS INDUSTRIES INC (PII) Group 12 o$106.73 CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL (CMG) Group 9 o$293.25 ROBBINS & MYERS INC (RBN) Group 32 o$49.04
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 60
HERBALIFE LTD (HLF)

OPERATES/FRANCHISES 137 ATHLETIC APPAREL STORES IN N. AMERICA
AND AUSTRALIA; PLANS TO OPEN 25-30 MORE (18-22%) IN 2011.
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 9/10
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 77

PROVIDES ON-DEMAND CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT & ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING SOFTWARE, & E-COMMERCE SERVICES
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/5
R&D 18%
Closing
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Price Change (mil)
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OPERATES 389 BEAUTY STORES IN 40 STATES OFFERING HAIRCARE, COSMETICS AND OTHER PRODUCTS, AS WELL AS SALON SERVICES.
8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 9/2
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PEET'S COFFEE AND TEA (PEET) Group 9 o$55.59 ULTA SALON COSM & FRAG (ULTA) Group 5 o$62.82 LULULEMON ATHLETICA (LULU) Group 19 o$104.38 HANSEN NATURAL CORP (HANS) Group 26 o$78.05
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DKS 37.18 0.82 22 1.3m 21o
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81 81 60 A C 35.4 eBay
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79 22 88 A B23.5 Express
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91 63 90 C B+ 23.6 FinishL
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82 70 60 A D+51.5 Guess 1.9 r GES 41.44 0.57 31 1.3m 13o
61 48 58 B B36.4 HSNInc
HSNI 30.64 0.31 22 283 15o
90 77 91 B B41.7 Hibbett
HIBB.39.16 1.04 11 358 22
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32 49 29 D B21.6 IngramMicro r IM 17.35 0.32 20 1.5m 9
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50 57 27 D A 23.3 Interline
IBI 18.60 0.28 +51 180 16
55 53 53 D D 24.5 JackInBox JACK 22.36 0.01 +50 961 13o
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43 70 27 C D58.0 Kohls
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72 51 88 C C 31.1 Pool
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52 64 53 D B25.4 Safeway 2.6 r SWY 22.55 0.41 30 3.5m 13
74 74 72 D B 13.0 SaksInc
SKS 10.97 0.17 +60 4.4m 47o
94 91 94 .. B+ 17.8 SallyBty
SBH 16.85 0.33 +769 8.0m 18o
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SCSC 36.24 +0.05 +119 216 14
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89 55 85 C ANH ShoeCrnvl
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74 63 62 B D+32.8 Sysco
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85 79 62 A B54.2 AbbotLa 3.7 ABT 51.75 0.17 36 5.0m 12
88 64 94 D B19.2 Abiomed ABMD 16.09 0.10 +47 444 ..
95 82 87 C B 37.37AcordaTh ACOR 32.81 +0.19 71 284 99o
41 2 80 .. D+ 25.9 Aegerion
AEGR 15.41 0.14 +999 2.1m ..
92 90 91 C B+ 46.0 Aetna
1.4 r AET 43.28 0.35 +24 5.4m 10o
99 98 96 B C NH AirMethods AIRM 73.25 0.12 +41 163 18o
75 68 54 B B41.2 Alere
r ALR 34.57 1.98 +355 2.7m 13o
97 76 86 A C+ 52.5 AlexionPhr ALXN 44.82 0.47 20 1.1m 45
74 61 80 A E 25.9 AlignTech ALGN 22.09 0.56 +6 703 27
97 85 86 A B85.7 Allergan .2 AGN 80.87 0.11 25 1.6m 24o
36 71 7 B D40.8 AlmstFam AFAM 25.72 0.12 19 87 7o
96 99 94 B D71.77Amerigrp AGP.64.34 0.51 +452 4.2m 10
92 88 80 C B 42.5 AmBrg 1.1 r ABC.40.14 1.17 +28 3.0m 17o
77 64 52 B B 61.5 Amgen
r AMGN 57.04 0.89 +71 11m 10o
75 59 86 C C+ 28.0 AmsurgA AMSG 25.63 0.31 +25 227 15k
DAILY STOCK ANALYSIS
B9
Once Again, Stock

Finds Support At
Its 10-Week Line
BY IBD STAFF
InformaticaINFA is holding up well

in a tough market environment
and may make a good watch list
candidate.
The stock breached the low of a
base in May 2010, thus resetting its
base count . It recovered and
broke out of another pattern in
July, staging a breakaway gap .
The stock has been in a strong uptrend since then.
In March of this year, Informatica cleared a 49.86 buy point from a
flat base . That was a secondstage pattern.
Informatica was able to muster a
rebound after the first pullback to
the 10-week line since the breakout. The stock made a new high but
reversed lower in heavy trading .
That showed institutional investors sold shares. Its much more
preferable when a pullback occurs
in light volume.
Nonetheless, Informatica has
again found support at the 10-week
line. With its decline now four
weeks old, its possible that Informatica is forming another base.
Informaticas Relative Strength
line is already at a new high ,
which is a bullish characteristic.
Its up/down volume ratio also is favorable.
00 Watch an expanded version of

Daily Stock Analysis in the IBD TV
section of Investors.com.
MarketSmith charts available at investors.com/marketsmith
IBD Research Tables With 10 Vital Ratings

52-wk
Vol% Vol P

27 39 13 E B22.1 Amylin
AMLN 11.83 0.29 +32 2.2m ..
75 76 52 C B59.0 Anlogic .8 r ALOG 51.96 +0.30 +128 121 23
37 30 33 E B 30.6 ArdeaBion RDEA 24.72 0.35 +48 205 ..
77 66 67 B C 36.0 ArthroCre ARTC 33.39 0.40 +21 189 29
47 86 31 C D19.6 AssistLv 2.4 ALC 16.45 0.10 +124 139 20
76 74 56 B D53.5 AstraZen 5.2 AZN 49.00 +0.11 2 1.2m 7o
59 28 93 E D14.8 AtriCure
ATRC 12.40 +0.26 +999 1.3m ..
90 58 98 .. B 20.0 AVEOPh
AVEO 19.55 +0.54 +423 2.2m 22o
96 86 85 A B 113 BardCR
.7 BCR 107.5 1.28 +17 783 18
92 73 84 A B60.5 BaxterI 2.1 r BAX 58.50 0.49 +2 3.6m 14
73 37 88 C B 83.5 BeckCltr
BEC 83.45 ... +21 936 26
80 76 71 B C+ 89.7 BectDck 1.9 BDX 84.84 0.84 21 902 16o
92 79 79 B B+ 126 BioRadA
BIO 117.6 0.20 27 54 18
74 93 25 A E 26.0 BioRefLabs BRLI 20.60 0.28 +24 222 20
97 94 97 A A 106 BiognIdec
r BIIB 103.4 +2.75 +128 6.0m 18
60 9 70 D B+ 28.6 Biomarin BMRN 25.55 0.23 +35 1.0m ..
56 53 49 C B8.0 BostonSci
BSX 6.89 0.20 +42 30m 9
89 64 64 A A29.5 BrtMySq 4.6 BMY 28.93 0.40 +82 19m 13
52 38 81 E C 28.3 Brookdale
BKD 23.30 0.49 +19 1.1m ..o
99 88 89 B B28.0 Cantel
.5 CMN 26.06 +0.03 +51 93 22
91 90 90 D B+ 10.97CapitalSrLvg CSU 8.84 0.09 2 112 40
80 64 82 D C 45.7 CardlHth 2.0 r CAH 44.00 0.31 +19 2.9m 17o
69 58 51 C B+ 30.0 CareFusnn
CFN 26.40 0.80 +177 5.2m 17o
98 94 89 B C 66.07CatalystH CHSI 52.94 +0.35 +476 3.6m 27o
98 94 52 A B 63.5 Celgene
r CELG 58.77 1.12 11 2.6m 19o
86 72 91 C D39.3 Centene
CNC 33.85 0.48 +7 552 17o
99 87 91 A B+ 81.1 Cephalon
CEPH 79.89 0.06 52 1.2m 9o
99 82 95 B B33.87Cepheid CPHD 32.27 0.62 7 435 99
77 77 70 C B 42.8 CharlsRvLb r CRL 39.29 0.40 +24 858 18
49 57 10 B C 18.7 ChinaBion CBPO 10.01 0.19 92 5 7
99 92 96 A B 26.57ChnKnghui KH 24.00 1.09 +26 220 34
58 86 6 A D14.5 ChnMd
CMED 8.10 +0.14 25 257 5o
18 62 10 D D18.6 Chindex
CHDX 12.58 0.16 +604 298 44
90 83 89 B C 50.8 CIGNA
.1 r CI 48.42 0.90 +27 3.4m 9o
30 15 26 .. C 12.2 Codexis
CDXS 9.51 +0.07 +734 1.2m ..
19 55 6 C E 42.5 CommtyHlth r CYH 24.27 0.76 +15 3.4m 7o
75 64 77 D B29.1 Conmed
CNMD 27.16 +0.19 +247 351 19
92 92 93 B B78.0 CooperC .1 COO 76.00 1.19 +54 650 19o
53 43 72 C D63.9 Covance
r CVD 56.80 0.57 17 374 25
85 61 93 C C+ 36.7 CoventryHt CVH 34.90 0.65 26 881 8o
85 65 79 B C 57.7 Covidien 1.5 COV 52.33 0.49 +17 4.0m 14o
96 59 96 A B 39.3 CubistPhr CBST 35.71 0.56 44 906 14
24 8 19 B E 35.9 Cyberonics r CYBX 25.67 +0.59 +32 361 25o
46 42 36 E C 15.2 Cynosure
CYNO 11.33 +0.31 +167 103 ..
78 66 80 D A89.6 DaVita
DVA 83.96 0.43 +107 1.8m 19o
52 2 63 D B44.0 Dendreon DNDN 38.65 0.49 60 1.2m ..o
73 68 72 B C 40.2 Dentsup .5 r XRAY 37.39 0.41 +136 2.1m 19o
68 36 68 D B 16.9 DexCom
DXCM 14.60 0.08 +43 685 ..
33 26 31 B D41.8 DrReddys .7 RDY 33.16 ... +43 350 23
99 93 80 A B91.8 EdwdLfSci
EW 84.76 0.24 27 621 43
78 76 66 B D26.4 EmergBio
EBS 21.91 0.10 +75 461 25o
20 10 35 D E 26.4 Emeritus
ESC 20.04 0.21 +550 885 ..
99 93 89 A D+44.5 EndoPhrm ENDP.38.63 0.50 +8 1.7m 10o
97 94 94 B A34.97EnsignG .7 ENSG 32.55 +0.22 +198 290 15
68 60 53 C B 19.2 Exactech
EXAC 18.33 +0.31 +149 51 20
58 41 92 .. D 12.8 Exelixis
EXEL 8.74 0.16 33 1.2m ..o
77 96 46 A E 60.9 ExprsScrpt r ESRX.52.94 1.12 +63 7.7m 20o
51 13 71 .. B17.0 Fluidigm
FLDM 15.74 +1.55 +407 324 ..
95 92 89 A A 40.5 ForestLabs FRX 39.33 0.56 12 3.2m 8
73 71 82 B E 79.1 FresenMd .9 FMS 71.68 0.70 +81 174 21o
61 4 91 D B19.6 Furiex
FURX 17.51 0.04 +222 260 ..
85 85 88 B D87.0 GenProbe r GPRO 69.51 +1.62 +44 1.3m 31o
95 63 96 C B+ NH Genomic
GHDX 28.37 +0.73 +448 512 99
96 82 91 A D 13.77Gentium GENT 9.40 +0.21 55 20 18
44 68 9 B D 30.2 GntvaHlth GTIV 20.01 +0.60 +235 713 7k
73 64 53 B D+42.9 GileadSci r GILD 39.71 0.42 28 6.2m 11
83 56 81 B E 22.9 GivenImg
GIVN 20.25 0.40 +26 92 33
64 42 69 B D44.1 GlaxoSK 5.1 GSK 41.34 +0.23 30 1.7m 23
88 76 68 C A29.1 Grtbatch
GB 26.38 0.35 +23 210 16
46 47 45 B C+ 35.4 HCAHldgs
HCA 32.25 0.96 +364 11m 13o
83 86 59 B C 70.4 Haemonetic r HAE 63.10 +0.68 23 118 19
93 95 85 B B 28.5 HangrOrth HGR 24.65 0.22 +423 851 16
67 50 78 B C+ 11.7 HlthMgtA HMA 10.34 0.25 +71 5.6m 15o
80 77 72 D B34.0 HealthNet r HNT 31.76 0.05 +106 1.5m 12o
76 86 79 .. C 28.5 HlthSouth
HLS 24.74 0.40 +104 1.8m 13o
99 95 98 A B+ 47.87HlthSprg
HS.45.04 0.88 +62 1.4m 12o
58 35 67 D B+ 17.3 Healthwys HWAY 14.45 0.50 +24 281 15k
30 2 28 D B99 HeartWre HTWR 77.03 +2.15 +148 431 ..
80 77 76 B C 74.5 HenrySchn r HSIC 69.52 1.05 +56 763 18o
85 56 85 A B 29.2 HiTchPhrm HITK 26.44 +0.25 +8 149 9
96 76 87 B B+ 47.2 HillRom 1.0 r HRC 45.02 0.73 38 288 20o
80 64 69 B C+ 23.2 Hologic
HOLX 19.94 0.31 26 1.6m 16o
43 59 36 B D 60.5 Hospira
r HSP 54.76 0.43 +4 1.3m 16o
27 2 27 E B 30.5 HumanGen HGSI 24.91 0.36 47 1.1m ..

52-wk
Vol% Vol P

97 90 94 B B 83.4 Humana 1.2 r HUM 80.38 1.08 15 1.3m 10o
94 94 74 B B45.5 ICUMed
r ICUI 42.06 0.51 +79 128 16k
98 92 92 B C 52.37IPCn
IPCM 45.90 1.01 6 87 29
83 82 67 B E 82.9 Idexx Labs IDXX 74.76 0.56 +40 340 31k
97 96 90 A B 76.87Illumina r ILMN.73.00 1.13 29 1.1m 60o
66 77 35 B C 22.0 Immucor
BLUD 19.37 0.21 +246 1.4m 15
12 2 23 B E 28.8 ImpaxLb
IPXL 20.21 0.38 28 511 9o
80 54 89 .. B 21.2 Incyte
INCY 18.37 0.09 46 1.0m ..o
68 35 88 D D+21.9 Insuletn
PODD 20.60 +0.83 +569 2.7m ..o
85 80 63 B B52.9 IntgLfSci
IART 46.45 0.39 +1 232 16
82 54 98 B D51.7 Intermune ITMN 35.02 0.33 27 979 18o
98 97 74 A B377 IntSurg
r ISRG.347.4 6.07 19 252 34
80 80 84 D C+ 33.8 Invacare
.2 IVC 32.48 0.71 +98 292 16
84 36 91 .. A+16.5 IronwdP
IRWD 16.03 0.23 +999 3.2m ..
95 82 99 .. B+ 35.07JazzPhrmn JAZZ.31.82 0.18 +43 1.1m 16o
71 59 67 B B+ 67.4 JohnsnJn 3.5 JNJ 65.06 0.61 0 13m 13
52 60 25 B C+ 30.5 KnsyNsh r KNSY 24.68 0.28 +150 98 14
72 79 84 D B29.0 KindredHl
KND 20.85 0.81 27 720 12o
89 81 90 B D+59.7 KineticC
KCI 56.33 0.18 +53 992 13o
38 55 12 B D31.7 LHCGroup LHCG 22.70 +0.03 +143 346 9
96 78 77 A B+ 100 Laboratory r LH 94.51 0.85 +7 874 16
73 74 46 B B 57.3 LifeTech
r LIFE 51.89 1.22 +41 3.2m 14o
59 61 60 C B43.5 LifepntHos r LPNT 37.88 1.27 +18 558 12o
85 76 59 A C 39.4 LillyE
5.3 LLY 36.76 0.43 22 6.1m 7
67 65 46 B B 33.4 Lincare 2.8 LNCR 28.94 0.39 +66 1.6m 15
97 96 90 A D87.07MWIVet MWIV 80.21 1.39 26 62 25
88 72 79 C B54.1 MaglnHlth r MGLN 52.05 0.61 +50 376 12
76 30 98 D B 35.9 MAKOSrgn MAKO 27.79 0.61 42 563 ..o
79 54 54 A B 35.2 Masimon MASI 29.71 0.66 43 329 26
82 84 78 D D87.3 McKessn 1.0 r MCK 81.55 0.49 +54 3.0m 16o
36 15 81 D B15.0 Medcath MDTH 13.24 0.10 +67 130 99
71 93 31 B C 65.4 MedcoHlth r MHS 53.31 1.11 +34 5.0m 14
95 82 87 A C+ 19.47Medicines MDCO 16.42 0.62 6 582 9
87 53 91 B C+ 38.5 MedicsPh .9 MRX 36.97 0.12 +64 1.6m 16o
80 82 64 A D27.4 Medidata MDSO 22.53 0.10 +50 338 16
68 49 96 E D 25.5 Medivation MDVN 21.13 0.14 +35 549 ..o
95 78 79 B B 75.5 Mednax
MD 70.52 1.10 +30 445 16
99 82 89 A B+ 13.57MedqtHldgs MEDH 12.01 0.38 +999 3.5m 25
66 64 56 B D43.3 Medtron 2.3 r MDT 38.40 +0.06 +35 8.1m 11o
76 68 41 A B37.3 Merck 4.4 r MRK 34.55 0.42 +17 17m 9o
87 68 72 B B25.0 MeridBio 3.2 VIVO 23.74 0.29 1 185 35k
97 94 88 B B19.9 MeritMed MMSI 17.49 0.23 +27 435 24o
72 72 29 A D32.5 Mindray 1.0 MR 26.11 0.44 33 461 17o
84 81 88 D E 29.07MolinaHl MOH 25.83 0.26 +49 790 18
99 82 91 A B 26.27Momenta MNTA 19.33 0.15 37 487 8o
83 71 77 B B25.5 Mylan
r MYL 23.11 +0.19 +14 6.6m 13o
85 55 86 A C+ 25.9 MyriadGn r MYGN 22.52 0.47 29 758 18o
82 93 78 C D NH NtlHlt
2.5 NHC 47.85 1.72 +295 94 13
82 93 36 B B17.5 NatusMed BABY 15.26 0.09 26 128 22
96 94 86 A D+45.5 Neogen
NEOG 42.30 0.68 +44 136 45k
70 82 37 D B 12.3 Nordion 3.8 NDZ 10.46 0.03 28 113 29
86 62 65 A C 64.8 Novartis 3.4 NVS 59.31 0.51 41 2.4m 11
96 98 75 A D132 NovNrdk 1.2 NVO 117.0 0.58 47 148 25o
94 93 75 A B37.9 NuVasive NUVA 32.01 0.13 +2 949 20o
59 37 47 E B+ 27.1 NxStagMd NXTM 20.00 +0.05 +233 2.0m ..
60 29 84 D C 33.0 Omnicare .5 r OCR 30.90 0.86 +12 1.4m 15o
71 48 70 D B 16.0 Omnicell
OMCL 14.67 0.27 +161 384 32k
67 31 80 C C 45.9 OnyxPhrm ONXX 34.89 0.41 68 303 91o
65 40 71 D C 14.7 OptimerP OPTR 12.02 0.29 +16 1.1m 75o
89 73 92 C B+ 42.0 OrthofixIntl OFIX 41.77 0.02 11 129 16
79 68 72 C C+ 35.5 OwnsMin 2.4 r OMI 33.03 0.44 15 312 16
93 91 79 C B29.5 PSSWorld r PSSI 26.76 0.19 13 483 20
24 41 9 E E 16.6 PalmrMd
PMTI 9.70 0.16 +430 396 ..
52 70 29 C C+ 27.9 Parexel
PRXL 22.30 0.46 35 373 19
50 56 56 C D36.9 PattCos 1.5 r PDCO 31.64 0.53 +86 1.4m 16o
64 4 96 B C 13.2 PernixTh
PTX 8.67 0.30 +999 352 39
98 98 89 A B 92.3 Perrigo .3 PRGO.85.86 0.75 40 334 23o
81 51 75 A C 21.5 Pfizer
4.0 r PFE 20.08 0.57 +36 63m 9o
63 89 33 C D 32.3 PhrmPdt 2.3 PPDI 26.14 0.05 +50 1.1m 20o
63 6 99 E A 135 Pharmsstn VRUS 107.0 1.74 +365 2.7m ..o
54 73 33 B D22.2 QiagenNV QGEN 18.78 0.35 +985 21m 19o
82 57 76 B B 61.2 QstDiagn .7 r DGX 59.41 0.82 +14 1.9m 14
98 67 98 A B+ 24.9 Questcor
QCOR 23.45 0.02 5 869 37o
56 16 97 E D 71.7 Regeneron REGN 52.89 0.36 21 1.2m ..o
71 82 27 A C 35.9 Resmed
RMD 30.05 0.29 13 818 19o
33 44 13 D D11.8 RochstrMd ROCM 9.02 +0.35 +999 962 99
98 87 89 B B+ 62.0 SXCHlth
SXCI 55.32 0.27 21 276 47o
90 82 38 B A49.1 SalixPh
SLXP 38.09 0.61 34 535 32o
62 57 76 .. D+40.8 Sanofi
3.6 SNY 37.17 0.51 49 1.7m 8o
71 9 95 D A NH SeattGene SGEN 20.70 +0.48 +28 1.7m ..o
61 91 11 A D+15.9 Shangpharma SHP 10.00 ... 71 5 13
96 79 84 A C+ 96.8 ShirLtd .4 SHPGY 89.53 0.82 +82 841 20o
32 22 60 E E 15.7 SigaTech
SIGA 10.80 0.20 +16 724 ..o
37 78 14 C E 13.8 Simceren
SCR 9.16 +0.15 81 16 18

52-wk
Vol% Vol P

96 79 87 B B57.9 SironaDen SIRO 52.09 +0.04 +604 3.1m 23
85 95 83 B D+15.97SklldHcren SKH 9.26 0.34 +57 787 8o
64 65 38 B D 60.4 Smith&Ne 1.5 SNN 51.11 0.48 70 61 13
81 68 57 C B38.8 SonoSite SONO 32.64 0.37 +86 124 30
84 82 65 A D 54.2 StJudeM 1.8 r STJ 46.30 1.10 +75 5.1m 15
62 67 38 C D38.0 Steris
1.8 STE 34.00 0.11 +62 455 15
86 83 56 A B 65.2 Stryker 1.3 r SYK 57.38 0.85 20 1.9m 16
6 38 8 D E 15.0 SunHlthcr SUNH 8.05 +0.08 +56 404 3
52 27 97 C D 12.4 SunriseSr
SRZ 8.90 +0.11 +52 1.6m 20o
64 44 63 D C 14.9 SyneronMd ELOS 11.96 +0.37 +999 3.8m ..o
69 98 41 C E 21.3 Synovis
SYNO 17.24 0.03 42 38 28
62 67 17 A C 30.5 Targacpt
TRGT 21.21 0.44 33 155 39o
88 70 86 A B82.4 Techne 1.4 TECH 79.77 +0.91 +56 185 27
43 44 56 C C+ 7.7 TenetHlthc r THC 5.99 0.30 +55 22m 19o
65 90 20 A C 57.1 Teva 1.6 r TEVA 47.15 0.84 24 5.7m 10o
46 34 61 .. D+29.0 Theravnc
THRX 21.24 0.68 +32 544 ..k
72 88 42 A D 46.3 Thoratec r THOR 30.81 +0.34 41 610 24o
82 76 51 B B 20.0 3SBio
SSRX 15.14 0.28 53 48 26
68 13 96 E B+ 29.4 Tornier
TRNX 27.59 +0.09 +999 1.2m ..
76 61 78 D B22.9 TripleSn r GTS 21.61 0.22 +178 231 10
91 92 86 B C+ 26.1 USPhyTh 1.4 USPH 23.50 0.54 +228 175 18
40 32 20 B E 70.7 UtdThrp
UTHR.54.06 0.32 +28 1.3m 31o
95 79 92 B B 52.6 UtdhlthG 1.3 r UNH 50.46 0.69 7 7.4m 11
89 91 84 B C 56.5 UnvHlthS .4 UHS 51.13 2.09 +101 2.1m 17o
35 40 14 B D+26.5 VCAAnt
WOOF 20.23 0.26 +82 2.0m 15
88 25 97 A B 55.0 ValntPharm r VRX 49.75 1.98 35 1.7m 32o
90 89 65 A D 72.2 VarianMed r VAR 67.64 0.60 2 975 20o
84 91 50 B D+13.2 VasclrSoln VASC 11.85 0.25 20 58 29k
57 3 99 .. B 21.0 VntrsBiosc VTUS 15.25 0.45 67 17 ..
55 5 87 D C 58.9 VertxPhar VRTX 48.59 +0.57 1 2.8m ..o
93 91 70 A D22.2 Virophr r VPHM.17.71 0.24 14 730 9o
89 37 85 C A+31.7 Volcano
VOLC 30.50 0.34 56 258 99o
93 94 68 A B25.9 WarnerCh WCRX 23.40 0.42 +240 6.6m 6o
91 84 91 A A66.0 WatsonPhar WPI 65.66 0.20 +126 2.7m 18o
95 88 96 D B+ 51.77Wellcare WCG 49.08 0.82 +61 955 15o
89 85 90 D B 81.97WellPoi 1.3 r WLP 77.33 0.39 +26 3.8m 10o
51 42 67 C D+48.0 WstPhm 1.6 WST 42.56 +0.18 +164 297 20
42 71 19 C D 17.9 WrightMed WMGI 14.46 0.06 10 499 15
82 89 40 A B19.1 WuXin
WX 16.05 ... 25 311 14
82 74 70 B D+69.9 Zimmer
r ZMH 61.50 0.51 +50 2.6m 13
95 90 95 C B+ 61.5 ZollMed
ZOLL 54.02 0.97 36 145 51o
6. CHEMICAL
Daily
0.6% Change
+9.07%Since
Jan. 1
95 82 98 D B+ 24.9 ADAES
ADES 15.22 0.02 89 10 43
91 76 73 B B96.0 AirPrds 2.5 APD 92.99 +0.01 +15 1.3m 17
90 89 56 B B71.3 Airgas 1.7 r ARG 68.21 +0.14 17 738 20
98 93 91 A B71.8 Albemar 1.0 ALB.66.14 0.84 41 512 16o
52 66 22 C D+42.6 ArchChem 2.4 ARJ 33.91 +0.15 +9 178 13
64 50 83 C C+ 69.5 Ashland 1.1 r ASH 62.29 0.99 +11 1.0m 15
99 95 91 A B43.2 Balchem .4 BCPC 41.28 ... 28 74 34o
90 82 92 A D 32.3 Braskem 3.6 BAK 28.01 0.74 7 254 11
72 46 59 B C+ 48.8 Cabot
1.9 CBT 38.43 0.50 43 216 11
86 78 93 A D+52.9 Celanese .4 r CE 50.51 0.62 5 2.1m 13o
65 50 84 C E 53.6 Ceradyne CRDN 36.72 0.43 +9 322 20o
62 34 64 E B 19.4 Chemtura CHMT 17.13 0.36 +870 12m ..
40 61 36 A E 98.1 CmpsMn 2.2 CMP 83.25 0.81 +89 384 19o
77 48 63 C B+ 61.4 CytecInd .9 CYT 54.84 0.36 1 438 17k
72 82 73 C D 42.2 DowChm 2.8 DOW 35.23 0.39 15 8.1m 14o
88 69 88 A E 110 EastChm 1.9 r EMN 98.58 0.39 +19 1.4m 12o
81 82 75 A B89.3 FMC
.7 r FMC 83.10 +1.53 +109 1.2m 16
64 82 65 C D40.6 GaGulfrs
GGC 23.80 ... 9 855 11
22 11 17 D D26.4 Gevo
GEVO 14.80 +0.65 +422 528 ..
92 90 92 .. B 47.0 Grace WR
GRA 42.50 0.78 +840 6.6m 14
65 83 32 B C+ 50.2 Hawkns 1.7 HWKN 34.74 0.69 +7 78 15
71 42 91 C C+ 21.5 Huntsm 2.3 HUN 17.49 0.16 +9 3.7m 12o
97 89 93 B C+ NH 7Innophs 2.0 IPHS 48.91 +0.61 +193 421 13
97 88 98 A C+ 38.2 Innospec
IOSP 30.86 1.33 +999 3.4m 9
64 37 53 B C 20.7 KMGChe .6 KMGB 17.01 +0.51 +329 195 16
84 75 75 B E 46.1 Koppers 2.4 KOP 36.00 0.50 +29 154 15o
95 78 90 A C+ 47.9 KratonPPn KRA 38.78 0.67 +364 2.4m 10o
99 82 96 A B33.0 Kronos 2.1 r KRO 28.08 0.14 +293 2.5m 20o
99 87 86 A C 135 Lubrizol 1.1 r LZ 134.2 0.02 +13 1.2m 13o
87 82 93 A D+48.1 LyndllIndA LYB 37.58 0.48 +301 19m 7o
58 51 65 C C 34.9 Methnx 2.4 MEOH 28.89 0.18 25 180 31o
55 48 60 C E 70.7 MinrlTec .3 MTX 64.25 0.38 +192 216 17
60 72 47 B C 32.6 NalcoHld .5 NLC 26.66 0.44 1 1.1m 16o
99 92 91 A C+ 190 NewMkt 1.5 r NEU 164.1 1.24 +41 147 12o
89 57 83 B B 40.1 O M Group OMG 38.81 0.74 +33 362 12o
69 49 62 C C 27.2 Olin
3.7 OLN 21.75 0.21 55 407 20
73 84 74 B E 97.8 PPGInd 2.6 r PPG 87.16 +0.15 +204 3.3m 14
92 76 86 B C+ 15.5 Polyone 1.1 POL 14.67 0.14 +5 847 14o
99 95 98 A B72.07Polypore
PPO 63.72 +1.03 +164 2.5m 40o
91 84 74 A D108 Praxair 1.9 r PX 103.3 0.22 27 1.1m 20o

52-wk
Vol% Vol P

94 69 77 B B+ 46.0 QkrChem 2.4 KWR 40.49 0.42 +43 128 12
95 86 94 B C+ 57.37RockwdH ROC 51.81 +0.15 +389 5.5m 22o
87 56 87 B C+ 48.0 Rogers
ROG 45.00 0.63 +67 128 21
77 62 76 B D26.4 Schlmn 2.5 r SHLM 24.50 +0.09 +142 337 15k
91 74 77 A C 72.4 SigmAl 1.0 SIAL 68.76 0.06 +40 816 20
42 56 21 B D+63.1 Sinopec 3.2 SHI 43.04 +0.66 +10 21 7o
82 82 68 A E 27.1 Solutian
SOA 21.01 0.73 +582 12m 12o
81 77 32 B B78.9 Stepan
1.5 SCL 67.19 +0.28 +324 153 11
98 82 97 B A43.4 TPCGrp
r TPCG 38.31 0.29 +471 674 16
84 32 97 B B24.8 TORMin
TORM 16.96 +0.45 65 9 20
46 86 17 C E 23.2 Tredegar 1.0 TG 17.16 +0.05 +116 152 18
55 40 49 B D 43.9 WD40 2.8 r WDFC 39.24 0.25 +176 139 19k
87 82 95 A C 67.87WestlkCh .5 WLK 51.18 0.82 +279 2.1m 11o
22 5 14 D D+16.1 Zoltek
ZOLT 9.82 0.26 +35 262 ..o
7. REAL EST
Daily
0.0% Change
+6.29%Since
Jan. 1
46 25 55 B D 29.3 ACapAgy 19 AGNC 28.73 +0.09 +262 14m 4o

70 60 57 B B+ NH AnnalyC 13 NLY 18.70 0.02 +80 20m 7o
39 36 63 E D27.7 Apartnt 1.9 AIV 25.02 0.16 +9 1.6m ..
70 67 80 C D133 AvalonB 2.8 AVB 127.5 0.11 +56 1.2m 99o
55 13 83 C B108 BostonP 1.9 BXP 102.6 1.06 +90 2.1m 98o
74 79 69 .. B34.2 BrkfldAs 1.6 r BAM 31.60 0.74 +3 846 12
78 48 76 A D20.1 Brookfield 3.0 BPO 18.39 +0.06 +85 3.4m 7
75 64 76 B D29.9 CBREllis
CBG 23.29 1.01 +13 4.3m 29o
57 44 72 C B 14.0 CapstdM 13 CMO 13.77 +0.05 +138 1.6m 9
49 71 37 C D 14.4 CypSharp 18 CYS 12.67 +0.04 +63 2.7m 9
61 88 28 A D11.0 DynexC 10 DX 9.94 +0.11 +89 625 7
46 13 80 D D61.9 EqtyRsd 2.3 EQR 58.36 0.10 +14 2.1m ..o
58 34 82 D D+19.4 ForestCA
FCEA 18.13 +0.04 +43 1.2m 99
55 30 44 A B28.5 GovPrIT 6.5 GOV 26.04 +0.13 +118 441 30
61 18 81 B C 18.3 GpArCN 3.4 OMAB 17.00 +0.06 39 14 39
76 58 73 B C+ 43.6 GpAerPac 6.4 PAC 40.70 +0.01 25 59 20
77 78 68 A D 63.4 GrupoAer 4.5 ASR 57.24 +0.51 +6 93 17k
54 51 49 B D+40.8 HCP
5.3 HCP 36.55 +0.02 11 2.4m 42o
22 9 28 B D32.0 Hattera 14 HTS 27.52 0.13 +82 1.8m 6o
59 20 69 B C+ 55.2 HealthC 5.5 HCN 52.27 +0.13 3 1.7m 99o
35 45 37 E D19.9 HostHtls .7 HST 16.14 +0.01 0 7.7m ..
90 82 90 D B76.8 HwrdHghs HHC 63.50 0.97 +122 517 99o
41 34 42 C B 18.5 IRSAIn
6.9 IRS 13.66 +0.39 16 39 12
45 26 57 C D107 JonesLaL .3 JLL 90.87 1.63 37 226 24o
51 4 80 C B NH KennWils 1.3 KW 12.15 +0.10 +631 464 37
33 3 65 C E 19.8 KimcoR 4.0 KIM 18.08 +0.04 10 3.9m 99o
56 7 97 D B31.1 MIDevl 1.4 MIM 29.16 0.31 71 31 ..
93 82 94 C B28.67MacquarI 3.1 MIC 26.21 0.22 +25 313 47o
49 45 49 B D+44.3 PlumCrk 4.3 r PCL 39.20 0.16 10 1.0m 35o
75 85 67 B D120 PublicS
3.4 PSA 110.7 +1.96 +73 1.2m 37o
93 82 79 A B+ 34.2 Realpage
RP 24.92 0.33 +549 1.7m 99
85 81 80 B D118 SimonPr 2.8 SPG 112.4 +0.46 +27 2.0m 42o
74 99 34 A E 27.6 SofnHldgsA SFUN 17.64 0.13 58 165 20
34 56 12 D D30.3 StJoe
JOE 19.80 0.32 +315 2.2m ..o
76 59 91 D D 15.0 StratusProps STRS 13.34 0.41 +158 6 ..
69 34 85 B D37.7 TejonRnch
TRC 34.30 +0.13 +295 300 47
73 65 71 A D 11.5 TwoHrbI 15 TWO 10.56 +0.12 +95 3.7m 8o
57 42 50 B C 57.5 Ventas 4.4 VTR 52.75 0.20 +56 2.4m 38o
70 66 67 B E 98.4 VorndRl 3.0 VNO 90.67 +0.10 +89 2.1m 25o
89 57 87 A B 39.9 WPCary 5.6 WPC 39.63 +0.71 +7 49 19
8. CONSUMER
Daily
0.2% Change
+3.58%Since
Jan. 1
SECTOR LEADERS
98 98 93 A B 27.37BrdgptEd r BPI.23.69 +0.08 30 445 9o

93 84 75 A B47.5 AmPubEn
APEI 42.61 0.07 +92 188 24
60 70 29 A C 53.6 ApolloGrpA APOL 41.94 0.52 46 1.1m 7
55 55 30 B C 36.2 AvonPds 3.3 AVP 27.53 0.15 34 2.2m 14o
48 91 6 A E 96.5 CapellaE r CPLA 42.72 0.26 31 134 11o
52 64 22 A C+ 27.9 CareerEd r CECO 19.84 0.45 17 787 6o
67 69 77 B D42.4 ChrchDwt 1.7 CHD 40.35 +0.44 +60 1.2m 20o
30 56 37 .. C 72.4 Clorox
3.6 CLX 66.29 0.94 +34 1.3m 16o
84 63 64 B B 89.4 ColgPlmv 2.7 CL 85.46 0.75 +23 3.3m 17o
56 94 31 A D 50.6 DTSInc
r DTSI 40.55 0.45 +15 138 32
95 95 74 A B62.3 DeVry
.4 r DV 57.57 0.37 30 571 12o
29 83 8 A E 70.1 DolbyLab
r DLB 41.90 0.72 29 558 14o
77 75 72 B C 55.5 Ecolab 1.3 r ECL 54.42 0.10 33 993 23o
93 83 95 B B27.67EducMgtn r EDMC 24.14 +0.09 +68 488 13o
81 81 87 D D31.8 ElizArden RDEN 27.51 0.68 +197 388 17
59 36 63 B D+77.5 Energizer
ENR 70.00 0.43 49 233 14o
99 94 92 B B+ 104 EsteeLd
.7 EL 100.9 +0.31 +24 1.3m 26o
46 54 54 B C 36.4 Garmin 6.0 GRMN 33.45 0.56 32 1.0m 11o
54 74 9 A B24.8 GrCanEd r LOPE 13.54 0.24 +120 876 12
29 53 10 D D 36.5 HNICorp 3.8 HNI 24.12 0.29 +10 280 26k
52 82 65 D D52.5 Harman .2 HAR 43.59 0.45 20 488 21o
B10
WORLD STOCKS
INTERNATIONAL LEADERS
SQMs Base Weathers

Falling Stocks, Grains
Defying Market Correction
lysts say that crop damage on virtually every continent, combined

with rising demands, will make for
a tight market for some time to
come.
The expansion of acres under production is necessary and, many analysts say, inevitable.
Already, thats good news for
SQM.
Now add to the mix the fact that
some of the best expansion land is
not in the U.S. or Canada, but in
Latin America. Brazil, Argentina
and Mexico are among the countries expected to increase crop acreage the most.
While rivals Potash Corp. of
SaskatchewanPOT and U.S.-based
CF IndustriesCF will certainly
enjoy this added demand lift, SQM
seems best-poised to tap into the
new customers.
SQM has scored accelerating
earnings growth for two straight
quarters, from 13% to 33% to 45%.
Sales gains in the past four quarters
have ranged from 20% to 37%.
Fund ownership seems robust.
As of the end of Q1, some 390 mutual funds owned 26 million shares.
Compare that to the end of Q4,
when 319 funds owned 24 million
shares.
The ag chemicals group held the
No. 36 slot out of the 197 industries
tracked by IBD, as of Fridays edition. The group has slipped the
past two weeks but is starkly higher than its near-the-basement
standings of two months ago.
Heres another heartening sign
for SQM: Its group holds other
stocks with sound fundamentals,
both foreign and domestic. Thats a
clue that this is the right business at
the right time.
Chilean fertilizer maker

stands up well to some
serious slaps in the face
BY DONALD H. GOLD
Sociedad Quimica y Minera de

ChileSQM showed its mettle in
Thursdays rocky session: It faced a
barrage of potentially devastating
factors, yet stood tall.
The broad market sell-off could
easily have been the stocks undoing. Certainly, before the afternoon
bounce, many other stocks suffered badly.
Santiago, Chile-based Sociedad
Quimica y Minera faced another
problem: Grains prices were diving, part of the broad-based commodity rout.
Any fertilizer maker wants to see
higher prices for corn, wheat and
soybeans. Thats the message to
farmers to expand production.
Diving crop or oil prices (remember, with the advent of ethanol,
corn is now energy as well as food)
are the last thing SQM would want
to see. But thats what its shareholders had to deal with Thursday.
But by days end, grains had
pared their losses. Some closed
with gains.
At its worst, Sociedad Quimica y
Minera had fallen as far as its
10-week moving average. The
stock then turned that 2% loss to a
1% gain.
The stock now is near its 61.64
buy point from a 4 1/2-month cupwith-high-handle. The worst damage suffered by SQM so far in this
broad-market correction has been
this dip from its recent buy point,
and shares are finding support at
the 10-week moving average.
Agriculture prices have backpedaled the past few weeks, but ana-
Major World Markets, percentage change year to date
Canada
-3.2%
S&P 500
+0.9%
U.K.
-2.3%
France
+4.9%
Nasdaq
+0%
Returns based on benchmark ETFs
Top 15 World Stocks

Rank
Company
Symbol
POTASH CORP SASKATCHEWAN (POT) Grp 27 o$52.54

CHILEAN PRODUCER OF SPECIALTY FERTILIZERS, IODINE, INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS AND OTHER PRODUCTS SOLD WORLDWIDE.
MANUFACTURES FERTILIZERS AND RELATED INDUSTRIAL AND

FEED PRODUCTS IN THE U.S., CANADA AND TRINIDAD.
AGRIUM INC (AGU)

Grp 27
o$83.58

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 9/1
-10% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. D. Vol 8,301,500 Debt 54%

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 7/29
Country
Relative Annual Last Qtr Next Qtr Last Qtr

ClosingCosmposite EPS Strgth EPS Est EPS
EPS
Sales
Price Rating Rating Rtg % Chg % Chg % Chg %Chg
84
+18
+22
+21
+19
36
29
ACN
IRELAND
57.02
98
91
Accenture
Earnings growth accelerated from 5% to 21% to 25% past 2 quarters.
85
+22
+32
+23
+21
62
12
CLB
NETHER.
105.7
91
Core Labs
Oil field services co.s results havent regained pre-slump pace.
86
82
+21
+12
+24
+10
51
26
HLF
CAYN ISLS 54.93
99
Herbalife
Cosmetics/Personal Care group still in top 10 of 197 industries.
96
97
+21
+46
+14
+29
70
14
AVGO
SINGAPORE 35.52
95
Avago Technologies
Sales growth slows for four straight quarters, to single digits.
98
93
+23
+36
+5
+9
40
25
CHKP
ISRAEL
54.45
Check Point Sfwr
Quarterly earnings growth slows from 21% to 20% to 16%.
88
92
+11
+16
+14
+15
20
59
TSU
BRAZIL
48.46
92
82
T I M Participacoes
Expected to log fourth-straight triple-digit EPS gain in current qtr.
92
+39 +342 +164
+24
FMX
MEXICO
62.57
90
Fomento Economico
Mexico Coca-Cola bottler shows strong profit gains, but sales lag.
85
81
+61
+49
+89
+15
..
BIDU
CHINA
128.7
94
99
Baidu
Buying majority stake in Qunar, China's leading travel search firm.
87
+70 +129
+81
+96
54
51
CIG
BRAZIL
19.94
Companhia Energetica
High-yield dividend utility put up 144% profit gain in Q4.
98
96
85
85
-21
+9
+18
+29
18
30
SQM
CHILE
61.57
91
Soc Quim Mnra
Fertilizer maker logged 45% EPS gain in Q1, best in 9 quarters.
95
90
+44
+45
+25
+24
..
28
ABV
BRAZIL
31.79
97
97
Comp De Bebidas
Beverage group is a laggard, but AmBev has best EPS rating of field.
87
+17
+32
+33
+17
32
37
MELI
ARGENTINA 77.31
96
MercadoLibre
Latin Amer eBay expected to increase sales 32%-39% next 4 qtrs.
77
+27
+45
+41
+34
39
33
FMCN
CHINA
29.01
91
91
89
Focus Media Hldg
Digital-display advertisers revenue accelerates for four straight quarters.
+26 +100
+36
+51
14
38
ARMH
U.K.
ARM Hldgs
Expect 9% EPS growth in Q2, lowest in six periods.
+22
+9
+33
30
28.07
94
Vol% Vol P
BRAZILIAN PROVIDER OF PREPAID/POSTPAID WIRELESS AND

FIXED LINE VOICE AND DATA SERVICES TO 41.1 MIL SUBSCRIBERS.
-15% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. D. Vol 1,711,500 Debt 40%

5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/4

7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 9/10
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 8/3
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 91
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 73
Vol% Vol P

52-wk
Vol% Vol P

62 71 71 D C 16.0
66 39 74 B C+ 53.5
27 41 24 C D48.6
45 5 88 D B17.1
73 65 62 B C+ 28.4
89 82 84 D B19.2
89 88 76 B C+ 29.6
68 83 65 D C 20.4
38 54 52 D D32.0
72 60 64 C B 45.6
88 96 83 C B 26.1
60 49 67 C C+ 49.0
41 58 32 B D+34.9
44 61 35 C C 42.8
56 78 41 C D+56.0
53 67 49 B D58.0
59 33 65 B B40.9
41 51 62 D D40.6
41 31 62 C D+19.7
65 57 41 C B 22.5
48 99 7 A D14.8
86 83 74 B D+34.3
62 38 65 B B 38.7
41 30 62 C C 28.8
16 46 25 E E 33.9
38 52 49 C D40.0
52 29 62 C C 28.0
76 82 62 B B31.9
57 49 59 C B 25.4
52 66 42 B C 18.0
9. UTILITY
+0.2%
+3.62
AES
r AES 12.12 0.09 5 6.3m 13o
AGLRes 4.5 AGL 39.66 +0.03 24 293 13
Allete
4.4 ALE 40.41 +0.66 +103 287 16
AllntEgy 4.3 LNT 39.82 +0.05 27 479 13
Broke out of cup without handle past 102.93 buy point.
Much like Potash, the downtrend line is easily drawn.
39 26 56 C C 30.1 Ameren 5.4 AEE 28.26 +0.25 +16 2.0m 10

67 50 62 B B 39.0 AmElcPwr 5.0 AEP 37.10 0.20 +3 3.8m 12o
59 88 37 C C+ 38.6 AmrStWt 3.3 AWR 34.08 +0.24 +26 106 18
85 91 83 C B 30.77AmWWks 3.1 AWK 29.24 0.17 +11 1.4m 18o
54 74 49 B D23.8 AquaAm 2.9 WTR 21.43 0.03 +2 601 22o
79 82 69 E B16.2 AtlanticP 7.3 AT 15.30 0.21 +999 7.3m 99o
39 56 56 D D35.3 AtmosEn 4.2 r ATO 32.30 +0.04 +61 657 14
84 81 78 C A25.5 Avista 4.4 AVA 24.89 +0.08 +27 414 13
60 44 77 C D+54.4 CHEnergy 4.1 CHG 52.11 +0.28 +200 139 19
73 73 67 B C+ 20.5 CMSEnrgy 4.3 CMS 19.50 +0.15 43 1.7m 12
77 54 76 A D 92.0 CPFLEnrg 5.6 CPL 84.15 0.31 33 103 14o
65 53 85 C C 19.6 CenterPt 4.2 CNP 18.95 +0.19 +91 8.5m 16o
59 98 22 B E 16.3 CnElBras
EBR 12.80 0.02 7 1.2m 6k
85 98 51 B C 19.2 Centrais
EBRB 16.46 +0.02 41 200 7k
92 93 97 D A36.0 CentrlVT 2.6 CV 35.73 +0.08 +146 340 18
61 59 56 B D+43.1 ChesUtil 3.5 CPK 39.73 +0.71 +89 65 14
83 73 75 B B35.7 Cleco
3.3 CNL 34.36 +0.11 9 386 15
82 67 86 B B62.9 CmpSABESP SBS 58.69 +0.11 52 145 7o
96 85 85 A B 21.1 Energet 5.4 CIG 19.94 +0.03 37 1.2m 9
57 55 67 C C 54.4 ConEdisn 4.6 ED 52.40 +0.16 14 1.4m 14o
61 39 80 D B+ 37.9 ConstlEn 2.6 CEG 37.14 +0.66 +13 2.6m 16o
81 68 81 B D 30.5 DPL
4.4 DPL 30.11 0.04 70 730 13
55 52 59 C B52.8 DTEEnrgy 4.8 DTE 49.04 +0.35 +15 1.2m 14o
66 57 69 B B48.6 DomRs 4.2 D 47.25 +0.11 +40 3.2m 14o
60 48 59 B B 19.5 DukeEngy 5.4 DUK 18.51 0.04 26 6.0m 12o
58 39 67 C B40.2 EdisnInt 3.3 EIX 38.70 +0.34 +148 6.3m 11o
69 42 85 C C+ 31.3 ElPasoElc
EE 31.14 +0.61 +164 643 15
32 42 20 C B23.3 EmprDist
EDE 18.61 0.17 +3 420 15
94 93 56 A B+ 58.4 EmpNcCh 2.9 EOC 56.37 +0.92 +13 97 14
67 61 77 B E 33.7 Enbridge 3.3 ENB 30.94 0.38 49 376 23o
90 85 56 B A25.4 Enersis 2.2 ENI 22.73 +0.11 +16 512 14
49 53 30 B B80.8 Entergy 4.9 r ETR 68.17 0.05 +106 3.0m 9o
66 65 49 A C+ 44.5 Exelon
5.0 EXC 42.02 +0.70 +79 9.3m 9
71 36 81 C B+ 45.8 FirstEgy 5.1 FE 43.05 0.25 +69 6.0m 12o
44 44 52 B D12.9 GasNat 4.7 EGAS 11.60 +0.11 48 10 15
44 14 67 C C 21.2 GrtPlnEn 4.1 GXP 20.49 0.06 15 938 13o
47 34 41 C C+ 26.4 HawaiiEl 5.3 HE 23.55 +0.10 0 396 19
27 4 19 B D 25.8 HuanPwr 10 HNP 20.74 0.05 41 68 14o
92 87 79 A C+ 74.7 ITCHldgs 1.9 ITC 70.77 +0.55 +3 239 23
64 63 67 D C 40.4 IdaCorp 3.1 IDA 38.92 +0.39 +34 328 16
48 54 56 D C+ 54.5 IntgrysE 5.4 TEG 50.82 +0.10 37 300 17
37 18 42 C B 15.3 KoreaElc
KEP 12.92 +0.07 4 834 ..k
77 87 52 B B+ 19.3 MdsxWtr4.0 MSEX 18.08 0.23 +123 84 18
42 37 70 E C+ 25.5 NRGEnrgy
NRG 22.80 0.43 2 2.7m 41o
72 74 69 C D47.5 NSTAR 3.8 NST 45.25 +0.28 +57 423 17k
61 54 81 C C 75.8 NatlFuel 2.0 NFG 69.96 0.15 +96 959 26o
66 58 76 B D50.3 NatlGrid 6.1 NGG 47.55 +0.09 +5 474 11o
58 58 64 B C 46.3 NJResrc 3.3 NJR 43.39 +0.12 +27 221 16
61 59 64 C D+59.0 NextEra 3.9 NEE 56.61 +0.23 +9 1.8m 13
45 32 73 D B56.1 Nicor
3.4 GAS 54.25 +0.13 +6 297 20
47 44 75 D D+20.7 Nisource 4.7 NI 19.48 +0.31 +40 3.8m 16
78 95 75 D D36.5 NEUtil 3.2 NU 34.64 +0.07 6 1.4m 14
75 63 77 C A33.2 NoWstC 4.4 NWE 32.37 +0.12 +12 253 14
53 44 53 B D+13.5
47 48 59 C C 42.3
61 42 69 B B 41.4
76 71 69 C A42.1
+44
T I M PARTICIPACOES ADS (TSU)

Grp 46
$48.46
Since
%Jan. 1
94
OPERATES/FRANCHISES 137 ATHLETIC APPAREL STORES IN N. AMERICA

AND AUSTRALIA; PLANS TO OPEN 25-30 MORE (18-22%) IN 2011.
21 48 26 C E 50.2 Hasbro 2.8 r HAS 43.35 0.30 44 687 17

98 85 85 A B+ 33.6 HelenTroy HELE 32.38 0.80 8 161 10k
99 96 97 A B 57.47Herblfe 1.0 HLF 54.93 0.18 37 871 21o
75 56 64 A C 23.4 HillenI
3.3 HI 22.70 0.45 +999 4.4m 12
86 94 65 A C 95.6 ITTEduc
ESI 76.62 +0.65 +30 1.1m 6
94 89 88 C C+ 23.3 InterPr 1.5 IPAR 22.06 +0.18 +180 534 20
88 80 81 A E 66.3 IntFlavr
1.7 IFF 62.28 0.14 12 636 17o
86 88 92 A C+ 39.07iRobot
IRBT 32.80 +0.29 +28 376 36o
14 33 42 D E 21.2 JakksPac r JAKK 17.62 0.47 +71 250 15k
85 86 62 B E 37.5 Jarden
1.0 JAH 33.40 0.71 +42 822 10o
71 49 75 B D 39.7 K12nya
LRN 32.26 ... 14 173 76
61 53 45 B D 68.5 KimbCla 4.3 KMB 65.36 0.72 6 2.3m 14
97 80 83 B A22.77Knoll
2.0 KNL 19.60 0.08 +38 391 25k
47 36 37 C C+ 27.0 LeggPlat 4.7 LEG 22.88 0.37 5 1.5m 19
28 59 42 .. C 18.4 Libbey
LBY 14.73 0.33 +339 361 17
12 34 9 C D+16.4 LifetmBr .9 LCUT 10.99 0.05 +170 133 9
65 76 36 B B 21.8 LincEdu 6.2 LINC 16.09 +0.13 +485 1.2m 5o
61 38 69 B B+ 27.7 Mattel 3.4 r MAT 26.75 0.18 +41 5.3m 14
71 57 74 B C 40.3 MthInt .8 MATW 37.99 0.09 +320 336 16k
82 94 25 A C+ 33.0 Medifast r MED 22.32 0.78 44 296 15o
88 91 87 A B 96.3 Middleby MIDD 91.11 0.28 +137 267 21o
97 75 81 A B28.1 MllrHer .3 MLHR 26.46 0.29 +137 739 23o
95 82 98 A C 19.9 NLIndus 2.9 NL 17.07 +0.09 +211 184 9
27 61 19 B E 137 Natl Pr 1.0 NPK 99.7 +0.12 43 14 11
88 88 61 A D+131 NwOriEd
EDU 106.0 +3.46 +62 525 38
24 66 15 B E 20.4 NewllRb 2.0 r NWL 15.66 +0.31 +127 9.4m 9o
96 91 89 A C+ 39.47NuSkin 1.5 NUS 36.11 0.46 +50 1.1m 16o
50 52 36 B E 17.0 Nutractcl NUTR 14.99 +0.14 +409 92 9
53 84 9 B D13.1 ObagiMed r OMPI 9.14 0.27 +137 338 13
91 62 86 B C+ 13.0 PrestgBr
PBH 12.06 0.07 +342 896 15
68 62 45 B D 67.7 ProctGm 3.4 PG 62.59 0.87 +54 15m 16o
90 99 88 .. C 17.8 Revlon
REV 15.67 0.09 +92 193 10
86 88 86 C B12.0 Service 1.8 r SCI 11.12 0.23 +64 1.1m 17
84 48 98 A B 63.2 Sodastrm SODA.53.76 +0.64 50 585 48o
11 38 11 D C 37.0 Sony
1.1 SNE 25.63 +0.34 7 1.0m 20o
95 82 85 D B+ 12.17Steelcse 2.2 SCS 11.16 ... +297 2.1m 23o
45 25 66 D C 33.5 StneMor 8.7 STON 27.03 0.07 63 52 ..
50 86 9 A D244 StrvrEd 3.2 r STRA 123.4 1.98 +400 1.5m 12o
68 95 12 A C 18.3 TALEducation XRS 10.57 0.18 92 8 33k
98 90 97 A BNH 7TemprPd r TPX.65.39 0.76 1 1.2m 27
44 94 28 A E 52.3 TrimblNv TRMB 37.06 1.28 +46 1.4m 20o
91 88 92 A B+ 67.8 Tupperw 1.9 TUP 64.83 0.39 37 400 16
53 67 8 A C 45.5 USANAHlth r USNA 28.29 +0.08 15 133 9o
45 73 46 C D 30.3 UniElec
UEIC 24.54 0.51 +134 131 18
92 87 98 .. C+ 87.07WWatch1.0 r WTW 72.93 +0.22 44 771 24o
23 50 19 C C 99.0 Whrlpl 2.6 WHR 76.76 1.02 10 1.3m 8
Daily
Change
91
LULULEMON ATHLETICA (LULU)

Grp 19
o$104.38

52-wk
96
MANUFACTURES NITROGEN, POTASH AND PHOSPHATE-BASED FERTILIZERS, AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES.
IBD Research Tables With 10 Vital Ratings

52-wk
Pretax
ROE Margin
SHPGY IRELAND
89.53
96
79
Shire
Buying tissue-regeneration firm Advanced BioHealing for $750 million.

Australia
-3.1%
South Africa
-10.3%
SOCIEDAD QUIMICA Y MINRA (SQM)

Grp 27
o$61.57
Tight 3-month downtrend, wedged between 10-, 40-week lines.
South Korea
+2.2%
China
Small Cap China
Japan
-9.9% Big Cap
-7.2%
-3.4%
Taiwan
India
Hong Kong -6.5%
-14.9%
-5.2%
Germany
+5.9%
Brazil
-10.1%
00 An expanded version of the Top

15 World Stocks is available in the
Screen Center at Investors.com. It
displays updated price and volume
data, more company fundamentals
and IBD SmartSelect Ratings.
Back above 10-week line after falling 6% below 61.64 entry.
Russia
-2.6%
Mexico
-4.2%
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NVEner 3.2 NVE 15.10 ... +52 2.8m 15

OGEEnrg 3.1 OGE 48.97 +0.15 +54 742 16
PG&E
4.4 PCG 41.81 +0.32 +38 4.0m 13o
PNMRes 3.1 PNM 16.34 +0.15 +75 1.3m 22
PPL
5.2 PPL 27.08 0.01 13 4.8m 8o
PampaEn
PAM 15.25 ... +58 121 ..
ParaCopl .7 ELP 26.60 +0.13 7 338 10
PepcoHl 5.6 POM 19.18 0.12 28 1.4m 13o
Piedmnt 3.9 PNY 29.38 +0.14 +30 428 18
PinaclW 4.8 PNW 43.72 0.01 16 616 15
PortGE 4.2 POR 25.04 0.07 +72 1.4m 11o
ProgrsEn 5.3 PGN 47.18 0.10 +6 1.4m 15o
PubSvcEn 4.4 PEG 31.08 0.50 +72 4.8m 9o
Scana
5.0 SCG 38.66 +0.13 12 665 13
SmpraEn 3.7 r SRE 51.91 0.03 +46 1.6m 12o
SoJerInd 2.8 SJI 52.04 +0.45 +86 196 18
SouthnCo 4.8 SO 39.43 +0.09 +12 4.3m 17o
Southws 2.8 SWX 37.47 +0.12 5 185 16
TecoEngy 4.6 TE 18.50 +0.01 33 1.1m 15o
Transal 5.9 TAC 20.79 0.29 19 34 19
TriTech
TRIT 7.47 0.14 74 15 7
UILHldg 5.4 UIL 31.79 +0.26 +34 575 15
Unisour 4.6 UNS 36.52 0.05 0 210 12
Vectren 5.1 VVC 27.31 +0.05 22 288 18
VeoliaEn 5.5 VE 26.77 0.35 +9 337 17
WGLHld 4.1 WGL 37.65 +0.15 2 255 17
WestarE 4.9 WR 26.30 +0.07 5 874 14
WiscEngy 3.4 WEC 30.68 0.04 33 817 14
XcelEngy 4.3 XEL 24.02 +0.11 1 2.2m 14o
YorkWtr 3.2 YORW 16.46 0.68 +999 293 22
10. MEDIA
Daily
0.9% Change
+4.25%Since
Jan. 1
91 74 94 C B28.3
63 58 31 B B 25.2
36 41 18 D D+27.0
28 45 11 B D+13.6
18 32 24 B B18.9
72 38 95 D B13.9
72 53 72 B C 26.7
95 82 92 A E 92.6
61 33 54 B C 81.4
67 62 77 B D43.5
24 58 20 C D 37.5
59 47 76 C E 18.4
58 52 56 C D+19.1
71 73 78 B D19.4
20 8 26 E B13.1
41 69 53 .. C+ 28.0
39 63 56 .. C 37.9
85 76 56 B B40.8
77 91 34 A D53.7
CBSCpB 1.5 r CBS 26.79 +0.09 +44 13m 19o

CTCMed 4.4 CTCM 20.02 0.07 +70 797 22o
CEurMed
CETV 19.16 0.60 +890 2.8m ..o
EntercmA
ETM 8.13 +0.06 +94 329 7
Gannett 1.2 GCI 13.53 0.11 4 3.3m 5
GlbTraff
GNET 11.30 0.33 +999 1.5m 40
GpTelevs .6 TV 23.81 0.36 10 1.5m 22
LibMCapA r LCAPA 79.92 1.46 7 492 6
LibStrzA LSTZA 69.00 1.28 +172 772 17
McGrwH 2.5 MHP 39.51 0.56 +21 2.3m 14
Meredth 3.4 MDP 30.40 0.82 +592 3.6m 10o
NwsCpA .9 NWSA 16.73 +0.11 +44 21m 14o
NewsCo .9 NWS 17.27 +0.10 +7 2.4m 14o
Pearson 3.4 PSO 18.15 0.15 56 91 17k
PromtrDeInf PRIS 8.21 +0.13 49 29 ..k
ReedEls 3.8 ENL 25.07 0.25 64 39 18k
ReedEls 3.8 RUK 34.13 0.10 64 13 20k
RogrsCo 4.0 r RCI 37.45 +0.08 +1 358 12
ScrippsN .8 SNI 47.36 0.17 17 747 19
Big trade makes rebound from 10-week line more impressive.

52-wk
Vol% Vol P

81 94 85 .. B13.1
60 48 56 C C 38.6
92 83 88 B C 60.9
90 83 86 B D51.9
51 71 37 B E 44.3
39 45 28 C D 455
67 71 69 B D 53.0
Sinclair 4.6 SBGI 10.43 +0.08 +67 926 10

TimeWr 2.7 TWX 34.46 0.70 +39 10m 14o
ViacomA 1.8 VIA 55.21 0.16 40 20 17
ViacomB 2.1 VIAB 47.92 +0.04 +116 8.9m 14
WaltDsny 1.1 DIS 37.58 0.24 +37 13m 16o
Wash P 2.3 r WPO 405.7 6.24 +36 48 10
WilyJhA 1.6 r JWA 49.08 0.47 +79 181 17
11. AEROSPACE
Daily
0.7% Change
+7.23%Since
Jan. 1
78 78 73 C D 29.1 AAR
1.2 AIR 25.85 0.53 +7 213 17k
83 71 90 C B36.0 AeroVir
AVAV 34.40 +0.92 +74 476 29o
45 58 35 C D+80.0 AllintT 1.2 ATK 68.91 0.76 7 250 7o
95 93 92 B B NH Astronics
ATRO 28.11 +0.83 +78 49 19
96 91 84 B B 40.8 BEAerosp BEAV 38.93 0.04 +105 1.5m 22o
29 19 52 C D80.7 Boeing 2.4 BA 71.26 +0.01 +28 6.0m 17o
91 70 81 B A13.6 CAE
1.2 CAE 12.90 0.10 60 10 19
59 60 70 D C 15.7 CPIAero
CVU 13.09 +0.26 48 10 93
77 92 55 B D58.3 Cubic
.4 CUB 48.54 0.25 33 65 16
47 78 30 C D 38.9 CurtsWrt 1.0 CW 31.27 0.09 +18 321 12
17 35 17 D D+26.1 Ducmmun
DCO 19.20 0.27 +62 116 12
60 56 60 B C 35.4 Embraer
ERJ 30.11 0.18 30 624 13o
91 99 82 B B78.0 Esterline
ESL 73.25 1.67 +44 229 13
70 73 56 A E 37.3 FLIRSy .7 r FLIR 32.03 0.54 +66 1.6m 21
63 80 52 B D 78.3 GenDyn 2.6 r GD 72.29 0.61 +12 2.4m 10o
33 25 25 B C 47.5 GeoEye
GEOY 35.80 0.24 +102 304 18
93 89 81 B B+ 94.4 Goodrich 1.3 r GR 92.39 0.71 +12 1.4m 18o
92 93 92 B C+ 55.9 Heico
.2 HEI 53.24 1.46 +461 632 35
92 93 92 B B41.3 HeicoA
.3 HEIA 38.37 0.75 38 20 25
90 90 78 B C+ 22.1 Hexcel
HXL 20.96 0.16 +20 928 23o
46 6 92 D D13.7 IntgrlSys
ISYS 11.97 +0.04 +208 526 ..
30 12 29 C D+14.8 KratosDers KTOS 11.78 0.04 +138 452 99
81 78 76 C B+ 87.7 L3Comm 2.1 r LLL 84.54 0.39 5 898 9o
69 46 91 D B NH LMIAerospc LMIA 22.55 0.13 +103 101 21
65 58 56 B B 82.4 Lockhee 3.8 r LMT 79.20 0.49 18 1.9m 10o
67 81 56 C D 46.5 MoogA
MOGA 41.23 +0.03 +71 297 15
82 89 78 C B 67.3 NorthrpG 3.0 r NOC 66.35 +0.18 +48 3.1m 9o
51 86 32 C E 19.4 OrbitalSci
ORB 16.49 0.07 18 237 19k
92 78 79 A B 159 PrecCast .1 PCP 153.8 1.01 42 439 21
60 83 35 C C 53.1 RaythnB 3.6 RTN 47.93 0.46 18 2.2m 8o
63 71 42 A C 67.3 RockColl 1.6 COL 60.19 0.33 +62 1.5m 16
29 49 26 C D26.5 SpiritAer
SPR 20.68 0.31 +25 1.7m 14o
73 82 65 C D 53.4 Teledyne
TDY 47.80 0.16 40 128 14
43 71 30 D C 28.9 Textron
.4 TXT 22.36 0.53 +23 5.4m 26
97 92 89 A B+ 88.67TransDg
TDG 85.80 0.58 +11 296 23o
95 98 83 A B100 7Triumph .2 TGI 96.15 1.36 2 325 13
12. SOFTWARE
Daily
1.0% Change
+8.12%Since
Jan. 1
SECTOR LEADERS
96 98 72 A C 55.0 Netease
NTES 43.30 0.87 26 789 14o
89 72 87 C B+ 33.5 ACIWwde ACIW 31.58 +0.48 +172 413 33

75 89 42 C C 12.7 Activsn 1.4 ATVI 11.29 0.09 +72 14m 13o
IBD TIMESAVER TABLE

Combined summary of key price action for NYSE & Nasdaq highest-rated
stocks, a quick and easy snapshot for busy investors. Italicized stocks have 80
or higher EPS and Relative Price Strength Ratings and were IPOs in the past 15
years. Sorted by Composite Rating, IBDs single most useful fundamental and
technical gauge.
EARNINGS PER SHARE
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENTGH
SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION
52-wk Stock &
Close
Vol% Vol
Price Chg Chg 1000
6 66666 High Symbol
STOCKS UP
99 99 95 AA B 277 Netflix
NFLX 257.0
99 97 98 A+A B+NH UltaSalon ULTA 62.82
99 97 95 A+A B NH Chipotle CMG 293.3
A
A
A
Trnscnd
TRCR
28.90
96
96
99
NH
99 95 98 A+A B72.0 Polypore PPO 63.72
99 93 88 A+A D 129 PaneraBrd PNRA 125.7
99 88 96 A A ANH HansenNat HANS 78.05
99 78 98 A A B+NH Fortinet FTNT 25.85
98 98 93 A A B NH TerraNit TNH 134.0
98 96 92 A+B C+NH BffWldWg BWLD 63.52
98 95 96 A A C+169 CarboCera CRR 149.8
98 95 84 A A D 288 MastrCd r MA 274.2
98 91 85 B+A B 58.2 Accntur
ACN 57.02
98 86 96 B A A NH Liquidity LQDT 23.06
98 70 98 A+B A NH UnivStnls USAP 44.50
97 96 96 A B ANH RobbMyr RBN 49.04
ATRI 189.8
97 96 78 AA B190 Atrion
97 94 97 A+A A 106 BiognIdec r BIIB 103.4
97 94 92 A+C ANH PeetsCof PEET 55.59
97 89 93 A+B C+NH Innophs IPHS 48.91
97 82 92 A+C ANH CarpTech CRS 53.26
97 79 93 A+B B NH CashAmer r CSH 54.07
97 76 99 A C ANH CVDEqpmnt CVV 13.60
97 76 96 A C B+NH Genesco r GCO 51.01
96 99 98 E A ANH GTSolar SOLR 15.30
96 85 96 AB B 79.5 PrfrmLn r PLPC 70.12
96 81 91 A A B 116 Lorillard r LO 110.5
95 97 95 B+B B+NH BGFdsn r BGS 20.75
95 93 92 B B B NH Astronics ATRO 28.11
95 85 98 A C B55.8 ChartInds GTLS 49.90
95 79 86 B B A NH AmerCar r CRMT 31.33
95 63 96 AC B+NH Genomic GHDX 28.37
94 94 95 BB C+23.5 MultiColor LABL 23.23
94 82 98 B C B+NH LithiaMt LAD 19.18
94 79 89 BB ANH Pegsys r PEGA 43.12
94 75 91 A+C B+NH CaribouC CBOU 12.97
92 98 94 B+C C15.0 CmpTask CTGX 13.41
92 86 84 B+A C49.5 TexasPacLd TPL 43.67
92 82 92 AD C50.8 TIMPartc TSU 48.46
92 59 89 A A B NH NatlResrch NRCI 36.50
92 48 99 A+D A+NH NaturesSn NATR 18.16
91 91 89 C A C+37.6 FocsMed r FMCN 29.01
90 98 67 BA B47.9 Winmark r WINA 39.50
90 71 82 A B BNH CocaCFmsa KOF 90.82
89 95 94 C+A E 38.1 Gulfport GPOR 26.47
89 75 97 A .. BNH RuralMtro RURL 17.25
89 55 85 A C ANH ShoeCrnvl SCVL 29.92
88 88 61 AA D+131 NwOriEd EDU 106.0
88 67 96 AC ANH SouthnUn SUG 39.85
88 37 96 B B A NH BreezeE
BZC 11.15

EARNINGS PER SHARE
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENTGH
SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION
52-wk Stock &
Close
Vol% Vol
Price Chg Chg 1000
6 66666 High Symbol
STOCKS DOWN
+1.24
+.24
+2.47
+1.29
+1.03
+1.37
+3.04
+.73
+2.81
+1.49
+1.40
+1.07
+1.33
+.04
+1.87
+.01
+2.37
+2.75
+.73
+.61
+.12
+.10
+.14
+.39
+.27
+1.35
+1.04
+.03
+.83
+1.63
+.33
+.73
+1.18
+.38
+1.06
+.67
+1.00
+1.02
+1.66
+1.12
+.73
+1.02
+1.31
+.89
+1.40
+.02
+.39
+3.46
+5.70
+1.15
4 4.6m 99 99 98 A A B+106 Lululemon LULU

HOC
+290 3.0m 99 82 96 AB B+68.3 Holly
+5 1.1m 98 97 74 A+A B377 IntSurg r ISRG
+376 224 97 98 92 A A C158 CFInds
CF
+164 2.5m 96 99 94 B+A D561 Priceline PCLN
+5 440 96 97 94 AA C84.5 AcmePckt APKT
+192 2.2m 96 91 74 A+A D+193 MettlerTole MTD
FTO
+476 10m 96 82 96 AC B+32.9 FrontOil
+55 74 94 91 87 B+A B64.4 Coach
r COH
SEB
+54 458 94 82 85 B+B B 2470 Seabrd
+226 1.7m 92 68 94 A B B77.7 AberFitc ANF
+41 1.2m 91 86 82 B+A C+111 CoreLabs CLB
LUFK
+194 10m 91 79 93 A B D 97.1 Lufkin
+286 646 91 78 88 A B C79.2 BakrHugh BHI
+126 192 87 80 91 B+C B105 Domtar r UFS
+57 726 86 99 56 D+A D 364 AppleInc AAPL
r RL
+80 8 86 69 88 B+B B136 PoloRL
CEO
+128 6.0m 78 96 63 D A C271 CNOOC
+34 205 78 73 76 B+A E 113 SeacorHldg CKH
+193 421 75 83 55 B+A C454 Alexanders ALX
+35 756 72 89 57 D+A D+209 Blackrck r BLK
10 240 72 81 68 D+A D113 AffiltMgrs AMG
+4 47 69 28 75 AB B47.3 EngyTEq
ETE
+134 718 64 93 16 B A E 642 Google GOOG
+217 14m 62 25 85 B+B D 52.4 VeraBradley VRA
+169 57 44 11 43 A C C40.4 SuccessF SFSF
34 1.3m 39 45 28 AC D 455 Wash Post r WPO
STRI
+68 682 38 67 8 E A B 28.2 STRHld
+78 49 38 39 18 C+A D+53.6 SanDisk SNDK
+95 831 35 51 21 B+C D 131463 BrkHaA BRKA
+56 83 27 58 14 E B B175 FstSolar FSLR
r NVR
+448 512 24 17 52 D+C D804 NVR
+474 197 22 51 23 DC D+208 FstCtzA FCNCA
+193 565 .. .. 94 C.. E 382 ProSUltSilv AGQ
+96 400 .. .. 93 C.. E 189 VSInvrsVxShrt XIV
+941 1.8m .. .. 92 C.. E 93.3 DirxEnBull ERX
+336 232 .. .. 90 C.. D109 ProUPM400 UMDD
7 11 .. .. 85 C.. D166 ProUltPD30 UDOW
+74 1.4m .. .. 85 C.. D+85.4 ProSUltGold UGL
+510 25 .. .. 82 C.. E 92.7 DirxLCBull BGU
+853 465 .. .. 80 C.. E 88.0 ProUltSP500 UPRO
+124 5.9m .. .. 75 C.. E 152 BarcLgC BXUC
+604 47 .. .. 75 C.. D93.4 ProUltPQQQ TQQQ
32 64 .. .. 73 C.. C 156 EtfsGoldTrst SGOL
+158 2.2m .. .. 70 C.. E 167 HOilSvc OIH
+50 405 .. .. 68 C.. E 95.9 ProUltQQQ QLD
+59 106 .. .. 47 C.. C 74.5 ProUTech ROM
+62 525 .. .. 37 C.. C57.2 DirxTcBull TYH
+999 29m .. .. 34 C.. B44.5 RyMsAcEqWEWAC
5 26 .. .. 28 C.. D 75.4 DrxSOXBll SOXL
104.4 2.32
59.81 5.69
347.4 6.07
140.7 2.32
483.0 7.03
65.16 2.71
159.2 2.71
28.68 2.71
58.66 2.23
2303 16.00
64.62 2.28
105.7 2.25
79.76 2.54
67.27 2.98
93.27 2.17
326.4 4.88
125.6 2.37
226.5 3.25
93.45 2.39
377.9 3.79
184.4 2.98
96.11 2.43
43.06 2.51
474.9 5.34
37.88 2.43
29.58 2.82
405.7 6.24
14.33 2.39
38.94 3.94
113100 315
116.6 5.89
723.5 9.62
180.0 2.52
160.6 10.31
158.5 6.88
61.90 3.60
86.59 2.27
132.6 3.78
77.01 2.33
73.39 2.51
69.70 2.51
134.7 2.57
71.41 3.97
149.1 2.18
140.9 3.57
80.45 2.91
58.57 2.16
38.55 2.24
39.40 3.65
40.28 3.10
52-Week New Highs & Lows

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NYSE (n) 26 New Highs, 34 Lows

NASDAQ 60 New Highs, 34 Lows
AMEX (a) 5 New Highs, 9 Lows
Name
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
SOFTWARE
FTNT 25.85 78
Boldfaced stocks carry an EPS Rating of at Fortinet
least 90. High EPS stocks hitting new highs Pegsys
PEGA 43.12 79
merit further research at Investors.com. Check
an IBD Chart, archived story and Stock Check- METALS
up before buying. Sectors with the most new
USAP 44.50 70
highs typically lead the market and often con- UnivStnls
CRS 53.26 82
tain the big winners. Stocks in each sector are CarpTech
listed by % volume increase. Stocks under 10 a
share or 60 EPS are omitted. See chart in Stock AGRICULTRE
Spotlight.
AmrVngrd
AVD 13.27 82
TerraNit
TNH 133.98 98
Name
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
New Highs
Name
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
AirMethods
AIRM 73.25 98
UTILITY
Pennchk
PNNW 28.64 94
FOOD/BEV
TRANSPRT
HansenNat HANS 78.05 88
TwnDisc
TWIN 36.69 70
12.97 75 BGFdsn
BGS 20.75 97
16.38 65 CocaCFmsa KOF 90.82 71
S&Ls
62.82 97
LaBncpn
LABC 16.50 95
23.06 86 FINANCE
19.18 82 Cardtrncn CATM 21.82 99
REAL EST
51.01 76 ArlingAst
AI 31.88 60 AnnalyCap
NLY 18.70 60
15.69 75 CashAmer
CSH 54.07 79
31.33 79
CONSUMER
63.52 96 ENERGY
TemprPd
TPX 65.39 90
55.59 94 SouthnUn
SUG 39.85 67
293.25 97 GTSolar
SOLR 15.30 99 COMPUTER
64.91 95 RobbMyr
RBN 49.04 96 Teradata
TDC 57.43 80
113.41 98
BUSINS SVC
CHIPS
MEDICAL
Trnscnd
TRCR 28.90 96 CVDEqpmnt CVV 13.60 76
Genomic
GHDX 28.37 63 TylerTech
TYL 26.15 92
RURL 17.25 75 CHEMICAL
NtlHlthcr
NHC 47.85 93 RuralMtro
RETAIL (13)
CaribouC
CBOU
Susser
SUSS
UltaSalon
ULTA
Liquidity
LQDT
LithiaMt
LAD
Genesco
GCO
CoffeeHldg
JVA
AmerCar
CRMT
BffWldWg BWLD
PeetsCof
PEET
Chipotle
CMG
TractorSupl TSCO
Fossil
FOSL

52-wk
Vol% Vol P
IBDs NYSE + Nasdaq Research Tables give you an

innovative and powerful
LATE,
RISKIER view of the market. Stocks
BUY are grouped by their major
industry sectors. The biggest

winning stocks typically come
from the strongest sectors.
+187 4.2m
$40
CHART BASE
The 33 sectors are listed from
19 252
27 1.7m
strongest to weakest. Above
+20 1.3m
the dotted line for each sector
+137 5.2m Do buy in a more proper price
are up to 10 stocks with excep+11 213
area:
+125 6.3m
tional earnings and other fun+114 6.7m
damentals as well as market+127 3
15 2.1m
leading price performance.
+9 537
Remaining stocks in a sector
+23 446
$52
BUY AREA are listed alphabetically. Go to
+27 6.8m
$50
49 420
investors.com/sectors to find a
+6 16m
stocks industry sector.
$40
CHART BASE
26 951
27 163
SmartSelect Composite
32 103
Rating combines all five
+42 7
+12 732 Or buy the first time the stock
SmartSelect Ratings, from
13 417 retreats to its 10-week moving
1-99, with 99 the best. Rating
+109 921 average line:
+35 3.7m
95 or higher boldfaced.
+372 1.8m
Earnings Per Share (EPS)
+856 13m
+36 48
Rating compares a companys
BUY
+773 3.3m
last two quarters and last 3-5
$50
+224 19m
years of profit growth with all
50 0.2
10 1.7m
10-wk. moving avg. other companies. A 90 rating
$40
+108 73
means its earnings outper+345 50
51 1.6m
formed 90% of companies.
+63 481
39 2.2m Do cut your losses if stock is 7%
28 21
(RS) Rating measures a
18 60 or 8% below your cost . . .
stocks relative price change in
9 374 avoids possible greater losses
the last 12 months vs. all other
3 1.2m
+75 2.0m
stocks. The best firms rate 80
+63 44 Do learn when to take profits of
or more on both EPS and RS.
+34 490
31 163 20% to 100% or greater
Sales + Profit Margins +
29 3.7m
ROE Rating combines recent
0 3.7m
25 45 Investigate before you invest. sales growth, profit margins
16 552 Always check a chart and read a
and return on equity into an A
75 0.5
to E rating.
8 361 company story on investors.com
$50
+8 2.2m
Name
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
Innophs
IPHS 48.91 89

Rating uses a price and volume
formula to gauge if a stock is
under accumulation (buying)
or distribution (selling) in the
last 13 weeks. A is heavy buying;
E is heavy selling.
Vol % Change shows how
much a stock traded yesterday
vs. its average daily volume in
the past 50 days. Stocks with
Volume % Change +50% or
more are boldfaced.
52-Week High is boldfaced
if the closing price is within
10% of a new price high.
Boldfaced stocks are up 1
point or more or at a new high
in price.
Underlined stocks are down
1 point or more or at a new
price low.
7 Stocks have EPS and RS
Ratings of 80 or more and
were IPOs in the last 15 years.
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
Growth stocks are highly
speculative. Do not buy any
highly rated stock without
further research. You must
always analyze a stocks daily
and weekly chart to see if the
stock is in a proper base or
near a sound buy point and not
extended in price too far
above a correct base.

APPAREL
52-wk
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Vol% Vol P
Crocs
CROX 24.81 82 6 6 6 6 6 High Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 6 6 6 High Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E
73 31 86 B B 18.5 SPSCmc
AEROSPACE
Astronics
ATRO 28.11 93 83 87 60 B B22.0 SSnC
MISC
OSISystem
OSIS 41.27 93
New Lows
SPSC 16.58 +0.32 +968 467 59

SSNC 19.03 0.05 +999 1.3m 20
95 65 86 A B153 Salesforc
CRM 143.0 1.44 +3 2.6m 99o
65 21 97 C C+ NH Servicesrce SREV 20.36 +0.33 +437 2.0m 99o
38 40 23 B E 54.2 ShandaInt SNDA 37.14 0.42 49 103 22o
93 94 70 A D 109 Sohu.com SOHU.68.47 1.12 29 2.1m 15o
97 85 87 A B+ 59.57SoleraH .5 SLH 57.00 +0.01 +21 446 24
69 7 73 B B+ 32.8 Sourcefire
FIRE 28.37 +0.37 +71 637 56o
44 11 43 C C 40.4 SuccessF
SFSF 29.58 2.82 +856 13m 99o
86 53 78 B B+ 20.5 Symantec r SYMC 18.75 0.18 +59 15m 13o
96 83 85 A C 35.87Synchron r SNCR 29.88 0.59 4 286 39o
48 72 35 B D29.4 Synopsys r SNPS 25.35 0.23 3 828 15
63 19 86 B C 17.6 TakeTwoIS TTWO 14.80 0.41 18 1.8m 15
98 88 81 B B+ 38.37TaleoA
TLEO 35.19 0.93 32 223 41
99 97 93 A B 30.87TibcoSft r TIBX.26.32 +0.32 +728 22m 30o
89 65 80 B C 60.4 UltimtStwr ULTI 52.54 0.34 +92 326 99o
93 76 94 B C+ 14.7 VscoData
VDSI 11.64 0.38 7 247 35o
94 86 82 A B+ 38.17VerintSys VRNT 34.63 0.41 +999 2.6m 12
83 74 57 A C 37.7 Verisign r VRSN 32.74 0.33 28 2.2m 28o
93 98 82 A D+102 7VMware r VMW.94.24 1.72 29 1.6m 56
98 87 94 B B30.77Vocus
VOCS 29.44 0.11 +276 593 40
98 88 83 A B+ 26.37Websns r WBSN 25.16 0.24 2 273 18o
TELECOM
VimpelC
12.67 85
SOFTWARE
Qihoo360Tch
16.24 82
MEDICAL
VangrdHealth
17.95 67
ENERGY
STRHld
14.33 67
ELECTRNCS
Itron Inc
46.85 63
CONSUMER
DolbyLab
41.90 83
BUSINS SVC
Quad/Grphs
38.01 60 81 54 70 B B 32.9 Carters
13. APPAREL
BANKS
SYBcp
22.50 76
MISC
FibriaCelu
12.96 82

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61 88 35 A C+ 36.0 AdobeSys ADBE 29.97 0.47 +47 7.9m 13o

77 97 42 B C 31.6 AdvntSftw ADVS 26.88 0.44 26 163 34
73 88 33 A D+23.1 AllsptsHlth MDRX 18.70 0.25 +189 6.3m 27k
82 92 67 A D57.5 Ansys
ANSS 53.05 0.98 31 288 23
97 65 93 A C+ 35.8 Ariba
ARBA 33.12 +0.42 +548 7.1m 43o
62 90 8 A E 27.1 AsiaIfoLk r ASIA 14.61 +0.08 27 863 9o
83 50 87 E A 17.1 AspenTech AZPN 15.45 0.26 +340 3.1m ..
94 99 83 A C 50.67Athenhltn ATHN.41.05 0.19 18 281 54
53 67 52 A E 46.2 Autodesk r ADSK 36.69 0.48 +44 4.2m 25o
55 98 18 A D 22.7 Autonavi AMAP 14.53 0.21 62 48 25
93 86 82 A D56.2 BMCSftwr BMC 51.64 1.42 +54 2.5m 17o
85 62 66 A B 30.4 BlkBaud 1.8 r BLKB 26.58 0.27 +8 170 27
54 46 80 B D50.3 Blkboard r BBBB 43.94 +3.17 +204 2.6m 29o
87 71 90 A C 28.3 Bottmline EPAY 23.51 0.06 10 127 23
70 90 32 B C 25.7 CAInc
.9 CA 21.91 0.36 +55 7.3m 11
65 99 24 A D 28.2 CamelotInfo r CIS 14.49 0.22 57 295 19o
94 92 88 B B125 Cerner
CERN 116.0 0.81 39 385 37o
99 91 93 A C+ 47.37Changyou CYOU 40.05 +0.05 49 181 10o
98 88 92 A B+ 56.3 ChckPtSf r CHKP 54.45 0.07 +18 1.8m 21
86 82 86 A D88.5 CitrixSys
CTXS 76.24 0.91 15 1.9m 36o
99 86 93 A C+ 42.37CommVlt r CVLT 41.23 0.10 11 472 53
98 93 85 A A66.07CmptrPr 2.4 CPSI 58.95 0.56 +20 129 30
52 84 23 B C 12.3 Compuwr CPWR 9.40 0.21 17 1.9m 19k
58 50 25 B B 58.2 ConcurTch CNQR 48.46 0.65 +22 613 99o
53 29 71 B D+13.0 Convio
CNVO 10.47 +0.01 +747 649 32
66 67 76 B D59.4 DSTSys 1.4 DST 51.12 +0.42 +8 463 11o
89 81 68 B D+26.8 DealerTrk TRAK 21.34 0.59 +16 278 32
36 41 26 E D+14.1 DemandTn DMAN 9.16 0.01 +524 1.2m ..k
74 26 91 C B33.8 Digimarc r DMRC 32.69 +1.96 +563 194 99
74 90 57 B D+15.3 EPIQSys 1.0 r EPIQ 13.94 0.15 +128 247 18
86 97 27 A B 30.4 Ebix
r EBIX.20.25 0.42 57 334 12o
89 81 89 D E 24.8 ElecArts r ERTS 21.77 0.13 11 4.8m 31o
78 66 76 B E 30.4 ePlus
r PLUS 25.00 +1.24 +334 79 8
78 68 72 C A31.8 FairIsa
.3 FICO 28.98 0.27 +155 758 18
99 78 98 A B+ NH Fortinet
FTNT.25.85 +0.73 +476 10m 77
89 87 91 B C 21.47FundTech2.0 FNDT 19.58 0.14 73 7 19

59 4 57 B B+ 14.5 ICGGroup
ICGE 12.11 0.48 +334 590 13
98 93 95 A B 60.07Informtc INFA.56.81 0.60 +13 1.4m 47
61 82 27 B E 32.3 IntralksHdgI IL.17.85 +0.25 +93 3.0m 48o
76 73 70 A D56.5 Intuit
r INTU 50.50 0.22 +20 3.0m 20o
96 92 74 A B 35.0 JDASfwr
JDAS 29.95 0.38 +82 503 14
60 73 49 A E 34.2 JackHn 1.4 JKHY 29.29 0.17 37 301 19
54 28 48 B C+ 16.0 KEYWHldg KEYW 12.04 +0.66 +533 1.1m 28
89 77 86 B D+33.2 KenexaCp KNXA 23.28 2.08 +112 560 34
91 90 81 C C+ 13.17LawsonSft LWSN 11.21 0.01 11 5.0m 22k
98 85 90 A B13.57LivePrsn LPSN 12.77 +0.01 +53 1.0m 38
69 40 68 B C 37.2 ManhAssc MANH 33.37 0.44 +51 183 25k
30 50 7 B E 25.0 MedAsst MDAS 13.14 0.13 23 475 17
49 79 45 B E 16.6 MentrGrp MENT 12.30 0.35 +164 3.5m 13o
54 84 27 A C 29.5 Micrsft 2.6 MSFT 24.30 0.33 +25 81m 9
87 24 97 B ANH MicroStr
MSTR 157.7 1.05 +61 214 47o
90 97 89 A C+ 15.57Monotypen TYPE 13.72 0.11 +285 1.3m 22
71 95 27 A E 27.8 Netscout
NTCT 19.92 0.34 +241 940 18
95 77 97 C C+ 38.1 NetSuiten
N 37.33 0.75 +196 1.4m 99o
87 80 83 A B 22.9 NuanceCm NUAN 20.47 0.25 33 1.5m 16o
99 97 88 A B67.1 OpenText r OTEX.60.43 0.92 44 182 15o
98 94 97 B D 42.57OpntTe 1.2 OPNT 39.09 +0.15 +110 246 57
93 95 67 A D+36.5 Oracle .8 ORCL.31.14 1.32 +172 75m 14o
90 58 97 B C+ 19.7 ProsHldgn
PRO 16.98 0.12 +209 345 65
66 57 76 B C 25.3 ParmTch
PMTC 22.81 0.07 +14 1.2m 22o
94 79 89 B ANH Pegsys .3 r PEGA 43.12 +1.06 +96 400 63o
59 85 21 B E 31.5 ProgSftw r PRGS 23.34 +0.05 +113 836 14k
81 14 96 B B NH QlikTech
QLIK 33.39 +0.12 +414 6.8m 99o
98 95 83 A C 91.6 QualtyS 1.7 QSII 82.63 0.07 17 180 38o
56 67 25 B E 28.5 QuestSoft r QSFT 22.20 0.03 +14 1.1m 16
89 90 70 A B+ 49.0 RedHat
RHT 45.03 0.24 +25 2.5m 50o
69 75 53 A B+ 14.1 RenscLr 2.7 RLRN 11.78 +0.17 +258 167 14k
98 72 93 A B+ 36.7 RightNow r RNOW 30.98 0.92 +37 438 60
84 95 70 A B69.5 RoviCorp ROVI.54.99 0.80 56 635 19o
95 90 72 A D+68.4 SAPAG 1.8 SAP 58.19 1.39 +21 2.0m 18o
Daily
1.2% Change
+8.50%Since
Jan. 1
56 55 62 C B 98.5 Fedex
.6 FDX 91.87 1.09 +82 4.3m 18o
82 78 80 B B 35.5 ForwdA .9 FWRD 32.50 0.53 24 156 25k
30 42 18 D C 33.9 FrghtCar
RAIL 24.53 0.18 +70 143 ..o
4 9 3 B D34.1 Frontlne 2.7 FRO 14.90 0.57 +410 7.3m 11o
90 89 79 B D+63.7 GenWyo
GWR 55.48 0.79 20 179 26
25 30 13 A D 18.7 GolInAir .9 GOL 11.63 +0.06 22 918 23o
81 37 99 D A 34.8 Golar
3.1 GLNG 32.20 0.48 +24 795 99o
40 45 65 E E 30.4 Greenbri
GBX 19.80 0.13 +33 626 ..
84 75 70 B B+ 22.3 GuangRy 5.5 GSH 20.50 +0.19 +9 44 12
56 74 41 B D18.1 HrtlndEx .5 HTLD 16.02 0.11 43 337 22k
64 71 67 C C+ 40.9 HubGroup HUBG 36.17 0.63 +23 236 29k
86 84 81 B C+ 48.5 HuntJB 1.1 JBHT 45.71 0.53 13 703 27
92 93 85 B B+ 59.4 KCSouthrn KSU 55.59 0.41 6 902 24o
79 65 85 B B60.0 Kirby Corp
KEX 55.61 +0.06 +101 663 24
29 46 12 B C 22.3 KnightTr 1.5 r KNX 16.13 0.21 30 804 23k
31 15 35 B B25.8 KnghtT 9 VLCCF 21.82 +0.36 +159 443 11o
74 85 65 A C 32.7 LANAirA 1.5 LFL 27.37 +0.11 16 274 21o
66 74 65 B D+48.3 Landstar .4 LSTR 44.99 0.46 +18 371 23
42 54 28 D B+ 24.4 MartnTr .4 MRTN 20.88 0.20 +147 135 22k
42 57 34 B E 21.6 NviosM 9 NMM 17.98 0.04 39 204 12o
83 79 77 A D75.0 NorflkSo 2.2 r NSC 71.67 0.70 +5 2.6m 16o
91 86 88 B B38.5 OldDomFrt ODFL 36.13 0.24 +74 652 22
81 82 96 .. B 13.77QltyDistr QLTY 12.80 +0.01 +520 641 33
65 82 67 C E 17.3 RailAmern r RA 13.88 0.15 +132 402 27
62 82 67 C E 15.7 RoadrnTr
RRTS 14.84 +0.10 +101 275 25
50 40 63 B C 33.4 RyanrHl6.0 RYAAY 29.97 +0.22 2 337 16k
58 82 39 D B17.4 Saia
SAIA 15.47 +0.03 +317 337 42
84 97 75 A E 21.3 Seaspan 5.0 SSW.15.05 0.13 60 181 7o
14 40 15 B E 23.1 ShipFin
9 SFL 17.20 +0.06 +65 624 9o
34 49 32 C D 17.3 Skywst 1.1 SKYW 14.86 0.07 +48 373 14
31 45 21 C C 14.3 SwstAirl .1 LUV 11.36 0.05 +6 10m 15o
65 82 41 B B15.6 SwiftTrnsp SWFT 12.79 0.38 +448 11m 99
63 62 61 B C+ 25.9 TAMSA 7.2 TAM 20.86 +0.23 35 399 12
6 4 27 E E 37.9 TeekaySh 4.2 TK 30.33 0.57 +21 503 ..o
50 55 47 B D 41.5 TeekLNG 7.0 TGP 36.10 +0.16 20 141 19o
39 7 77 C D 31.5 TeekOff 6.8 TOO 29.25 +0.78 46 83 21
54 95 31 A E 37.9 Textain 4.3 TGH 28.98 0.87 +200 327 10
76 66 88 D B38.2 Trinity 1.1 r TRN 32.00 0.60 45 474 29o
81 70 98 D C NH TwnDisc .9 TWIN 36.69 +2.83 +279 295 26
55 67 74 C D 24.1 UTiWld .3 UTIW 19.32 0.51 27 602 26
89 93 78 A C 105 UnionPac 1.9 r UNP 100.0 1.59 5 2.8m 17
39 55 41 .. B 29.8 UntdContntl UAL 22.99 2.15 +136 16m 5
51 72 53 B D77.0 UPSB
2.9 UPS 71.12 0.20 +15 4.7m 19
42 62 41 D D 16.0 Vitran
VTNC 12.85 0.47 33 27 80k
51 82 21 D C 13.2 Wabash
WNC 8.88 0.24 +21 1.7m ..o
91 87 89 B B72.4 Wabtec .2 r WAB 64.21 0.97 +157 669 23o
64 79 52 C D+27.2 WernrE .8 WERN 24.24 0.38 47 330 20k
r CRI 30.38 0.70 +119 1.7m 13o

94 91 87 A B64.47Coach 1.5 r COH 58.66 2.23 +114 6.7m 20o
77 62 70 C B 70.6 ColumSp 1.4 COLM 61.62 0.61 +28 159 27
97 82 97 A B+ NH 7Crocs
CROX 24.81 0.40 5 2.3m 27o
95 90 89 A D+97.0 DeckrsOut DECK 83.04 2.00 +242 3.6m 20
78 90 69 B E 45.4 GIIIApparel GIII 33.98 0.42 +29 209 11o
88 85 70 A D38.1 GildanA .9 r GIL 32.91 0.88 +7 481 17
72 49 73 B B 33.1 Hanesbrd
HBI 27.84 0.83 31 675 12
92 87 89 A C+ 25.3 IconixBr
ICON.23.07 0.35 +4 729 16
87 73 68 A B 32.2 Maidenfrm MFB 27.33 0.51 +30 189 13
93 82 88 D A 17.6 Movado .7 MOV 16.77 0.44 +134 228 31
65 80 56 A D92.5 NikeB
1.5 NKE 81.18 1.01 +51 3.9m 19
90 92 69 A C+ 72.4 PhilpsV .2 PVH.64.34 1.06 +33 1.3m 14o
86 69 88 B B136 PoloRL
.6 r RL 125.6 2.37 26 951 21o
35 36 47 C C 13.4 BarryRG 2.4 DFZ 11.43 +0.26 +334 129 19
64 72 85 D D16.5 RockyBr
RCKY 11.74 +0.08 26 27 9
94 84 90 A B38.9 SteveMdn SHOO 35.10 0.86 +13 383 19o
76 44 97 B C 45.7 Timberland TBL 43.19 +0.32 +142 3.9m 24
90 72 86 A C+ 31.9 TrueRelig
TRLG 27.78 0.28 35 260 14o
98 96 95 B A 80.07UndrArmr
UA 74.37 +0.75 +230 4.1m 52o
23 38 11 D E 19.9 Unifi
UFI 12.13 0.06 +24 108 14
89 75 86 B B 108 VFCorp 2.4 VFC 105.1 +0.67 +27 1.3m 15
62 25 85 B D 52.4 VeraBradley VRA 37.88 2.43 +372 1.8m 35
Daily
15. TELECOM
0.6% Change
+1.49%Since
Jan. 1
63 74 38 B C 65.0 Warnaco
WRC 49.88 1.29 5 1.0m 13
96 87 90 A B+ 40.8 Wolvrn 1.2 WWW 40.50 +0.16 +22 428 17k SECTOR LEADERS
96 97 94 A C 84.57AcmePckt APKT 65.16 2.71 +137 5.2m 71o
14. TRANSPRT
Daily
1.0% Change
+3.93%Since
Jan. 1
93 82 87 B B+ 70.1 AlaskaAir r ALK 66.99 1.59 +63 500 8

55 26 85 C C+ 55.5 AlexBld 2.7 ALEX 46.38 0.85 54 110 33o
65 71 66 B D+53.0 Allegiant r ALGT 46.67 +1.54 +174 435 15k
44 23 83 E C 28.7 AmRailcr
ARII 20.78 +0.58 +63 136 ..
25 44 31 B D73.2 AtlasAir AAWW 57.34 1.00 49 125 11o
79 86 70 B B 82.1 CHRobn 1.5 CHRW 76.09 1.32 +1 941 31o
90 94 80 A C 26.8 CSX
1.9 r CSX.24.99 0.30 +38 14m 17
76 72 74 A D78.8 CdnNRwy 1.8 r CNI 75.29 0.86 19 658 17
33 42 27 B D 69.9 CndaPac 2.1 CP 58.33 1.18 4 536 16o
22 30 26 D C+ 11.4 CapProd 10 CPLP 8.65 0.17 71 55 22
44 82 20 D B16.8 CeladonGrp r CGI 13.51 0.43 +101 248 25
51 82 23 C B+ 34.6 ChinaEA
CEA 21.44 +0.46 +4 34 6k
45 32 57 C B+ 39.3 ChinaSAir
ZNH 26.25 +0.27 +31 67 5
50 39 62 D A40.4 ConWay 1.1 CNW 36.75 1.10 30 474 52
98 92 89 A A67.87CopaHold 2.5 CPA 65.22 1.39 +35 322 11o
86 80 85 B B+ 18.57Costamre6.1 CMRE 16.50 0.06 40 54 12
41 63 11 B B 18.8 CrudeCrr 7.8 CRU 12.77 0.04 92 13 27
37 66 17 A E 14.2 DianaShpg
DSX 10.78 0.17 14 524 6o
92 99 92 C B+ 17.47EchoGLg ECHO 16.67 0.02 29 89 38o
67 92 52 A D57.2 Expedtrs 1.1 EXPD 47.58 0.92 +25 1.8m 27o
70 51 67 C B31.9 AT&T 5.7 r T 30.44 0.28 10 20m 13

73 51 86 B C 78.1 AboveNet ABVT 69.70 0.61 6 229 29
88 94 67 A E 47.7 Adtran .9 ADTN 38.17 0.41 29 594 18
59 82 15 C C+ 11.7 AlskCom 9 ALSK 8.98 0.05 10 640 39o
33 96 11 A E 20.6 AlliFibOp
AFOP 7.97 0.03 33 59 11k
79 94 25 A B59.6 AmMovl 1.0 AMX 50.78 0.37 +8 4.6m 14
79 85 60 A D+56.8 AmerTower r AMT 51.75 0.74 40 2.1m 56o
74 66 59 C B+ 22.7 Anaren
r ANEN 19.27 +0.20 +322 303 14
33 25 35 C B14.5 Arris
r ARRS 10.95 +0.05 +2 1.4m 14
80 84 77 C D 40.5 BCE
5.6 BCE 38.33 0.33 12 547 13o
62 52 87 .. B33.6 BritTele 3.6 BT 31.61 0.51 46 63 10
70 74 53 B D+40.4 Belden
.6 BDC 32.42 0.55 27 176 16o
60 26 88 C D+31.9 BraslTlc 1.9 BTM 27.92 +0.11 68 88 5
77 82 99 .. D+55.57BroadSft BSFT 36.12 +0.08 +110 1.7m 53o
79 73 79 .. B 38.1 Cablevs 1.7 r CVC 34.53 0.20 +44 3.9m 26o
76 74 93 .. D+23.0 Calix
CALX 20.68 +0.17 +549 2.9m 31
52 87 26 A E 35.4 Cellcom
12 CEL 28.55 +0.15 +16 306 7o
45 41 35 B C 46.9 CntryLi
7.4 CTL 39.16 0.55 +47 7.2m 12o
81 71 68 B B 14.3 Ceragon
CRNT 11.01 0.29 27 117 25o
53 5 92 E B61.2 CharterCms CHTR 54.41 1.11 +999 5.1m ..
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73 79 33 A B54.7 ChinaMbl 3.7 CHL 47.03 +0.69 +125 3.2m 10o
79 76 80 C C+ 66.4 ChinaTel 1.6 CHA 62.37 +1.33 +34 98 22k
59 32 89 D E 22.1 ChinaUni .6 CHU 19.24 0.19 17 1.9m 96o
94 72 93 B A 34.4 ChungTel 3.7 CHT 33.91 0.40 +49 524 21
10 4 29 D E 29.2 CienaCp
CIEN 17.76 0.80 11 5.3m ..o
49 92 12 B E 16.3 CityTlcm 7.2 CTEL 11.73 0.11 55 27 13k
85 44 95 D B+ 16.4 CogentC
CCOI 16.22 +0.48 +101 561 99o
92 90 74 B C 27.2 CmstA 1.9 CMCSA 23.58 0.13 +54 26m 17o
91 90 76 B D 25.4 CctSp 2.0 CMCSK 22.50 0.13 4 5.4m 16o
40 30 30 B B32.0 Comtch 3.7 r CMTL 26.73 0.12 +31 388 10o
79 70 58 B B 19.5 ConsolC 8.1 CNSL 19.16 0.16 +63 240 18
50 82 38 E C 46.3 CrownCstl
CCI 40.60 0.28 45 1.1m ..o
94 97 77 A D+ 50.8 DirecTVA r DTV.47.75 0.23 4 5.4m 17o
88 92 91 .. B+ 30.5 DishNetwk DISH 28.00 0.39 +25 3.1m 9o
65 60 82 E C+ 18.2 Dycom
r DY 14.94 0.36 +48 460 40
90 94 98 D A+33.0 EMSTech ELMG 32.89 0.05 17 237 31
75 81 84 B B13.27EXFO
EXFO 8.47 +0.02 +6 111 30k
67 26 94 C C 38.1 EchoStarn SATS 35.15 0.04 35 127 20
71 71 77 C E 15.4 Ericsn
1.9 ERIC 13.16 0.37 41 3.6m 20
15 60 5 .. E 25.5 FairpntComms FRP 9.65 0.40 +929 2.4m ..
31 86 9 A E 46.1 Finisarrs
FNSR 16.06 0.46 +3 4.3m 10o
49 89 31 C E 24.6 FrnceTel 7.9 FTE 20.19 0.39 +64 1.6m 11
35 17 28 B D9.8 Frontie
9 FTR 7.87 0.12 +69 19m 20o
63 26 82 D B14.0 GenCmm r GNCMA 11.88 0.29 +372 729 69
83 52 99 .. A 37.5 GlblCrsg
GLBC 35.70 0.60 60 328 ..o
95 86 96 C A16.07Globecom GCOM 14.81 0.42 +286 437 27
50 71 26 B E 53.4 Harris
2.3 HRS 44.03 0.89 +84 2.0m 9o
62 9 95 C C 30.5 IDTCorp 3.3 IDT 26.62 0.39 +104 416 19o
95 97 94 A D42.07IntactInt
ININ 33.88 0.17 23 92 23
67 64 67 B D+ 58.6 InterDig 1.0 IDCC 38.31 0.20 10 653 13o
90 94 50 A D+ 31.0 J2GlblC
JCOM 27.24 0.51 +71 375 12
70 95 70 B D29.1 JDSUni
JDSU 16.01 0.65 38 6.3m 18o
50 69 27 D C 22.1 KTCorp 4.7 KT 18.45 +0.19 50 656 6
5 9 10 D C 16.7 KVH Indus KVHI 10.67 +0.18 +209 286 99
81 82 70 .. B16.1 Knology
KNOL 14.48 0.16 +45 187 17
78 34 87 C B+ 47.3 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 42.27 +0.24 +217 5.8m ..o
72 34 84 C B45.4 LibGlobC LBTYK 39.95 +0.13 +120 1.0m ..
79 62 70 A C 85.2 LoralSpce
LORL 66.53 +1.39 +152 183 11o
71 65 96 .. B+ 39.9 MagicjckVcl r CALL 24.40 +0.73 +18 48 ..
97 98 91 B A23.2 MasTec
MTZ 18.24 0.58 +55 1.4m 14o
98 98 94 B B 18.87MetroPCSn PCS 16.66 0.11 +2 6.3m 21o
44 55 19 B C 23.5 MobilTel 4.6 MBT 18.68 0.13 2 2.5m 13
28 63 10 D D+ 36.5 MotoMobl
MMI 23.11 0.35 +37 4.0m 52o
75 76 87 C B47.9 MotorolaSlts MSI 45.40 0.24 +17 3.8m 17o
26 82 6 .. D 32.0 Motricity MOTR 8.49 0.42 +222 4.4m 20o
67 93 39 B D+ 46.3 NIIHldg
NIHD 40.40 0.51 12 1.5m 17o
58 51 46 B C 19.2 NTTDoCo 3.3 DCM 17.50 0.17 40 97 12
79 84 61 A D 28.0 NeuStar
r NSR 25.75 0.31 +26 391 16
93 56 88 A B+ 18.5 NeutTandn r TNDM 17.03 +0.09 +106 762 17
72 56 56 C B 25.2 NippnT&T 2.7 NTT 23.37 0.14 71 125 10
67 46 75 B B21.3 nTelos 5.6 NTLS 20.09 0.23 11 148 19
8 38 2 C E 19.0 Oclaro
OCLR 6.04 0.26 +38 2.0m 27o
68 98 39 A D+ 29.5 OplinkC
OPLK 18.10 +0.27 +49 340 10o
34 60 15 B E 21.8 PrtnrCo
9 PTNR 15.61 +0.08 +59 384 7
72 54 59 A B+ 64.5 PhilLD
.1 PHI 54.94 +0.68 +54 144 11
36 44 22 B C+ 13.7 PortgTel 17 PT 9.57 0.20 +34 275 41
90 92 83 A D 59.8 Qualcm 1.6 QCOM.54.19 0.77 32 9.1m 18
34 87 3 A E 70.5 RschInMt r RIMM 28.57 1.20 +37 29m 4o
53 25 84 E C+ 20.7 Rignet
RNET 17.40 +0.47 +667 225 ..
34 31 42 E B 44.4 SBAComm SBAC 38.34 0.19 1 1.2m ..o
71 81 46 C B20.3 SKTelcm 4.0 r SKM 17.83 +0.09 56 775 8
81 73 45 A D+ 22.9 ShawCom 4.6 r SJR 20.81 0.25 +306 484 14k
38 33 25 B B 20.0 ShndCm 2.0 SHEN 16.81 0.40 +122 84 22
60 49 74 D B 16.5 SierraWr
SWIR 11.28 0.25 79 32 26o
50 82 67 .. C+ 23.3 SkyMobi MOBI 7.88 +0.20 +35 2.2m 12o
45 39 75 E B 6.5 Sprint
S 5.00 0.06 25 42m ..o
71 38 97 E B 17.8 Surwst 2.2 r SURW 14.60 0.55 +999 1.3m 99
28 3 70 E B+ 26.1 Sycamre
SCMR 21.82 +0.07 +39 165 ..
92 82 92 D C 50.8 TIMPartc 2.5 TSU 48.46 +1.66 +74 1.4m 21
64 40 70 D C+ 22.9 TWTelecom TWTC 20.02 0.31 29 746 52
11 28 7 D E 15.4 VidSanN
TCL 8.16 0.05 +68 80 ..
31 73 33 .. E 19.2 TelNort 3.1 TNE 15.29 0.06 54 1.4m 12
97 95 80 A B27.2 TelecmA
9 TEO 25.30 0.27 49 92 9
82 59 86 A D+ 30.7 TeleSao 7.0 VIV 28.65 +0.23 +79 665 10
56 63 50 C D 13.4 TelItali
14 TIA 10.91 0.24 3 46 4
41 64 23 C D16.0 TelItal
8.4 TI 12.69 0.37 21 233 5
56 54 35 A D+ 27.6 Telefon
13 TEF 22.90 0.55 +13 2.7m 7o
38 20 41 B C 19.3 TelfnMe 5.2 TMX 16.02 0.10 55 485 12
57 69 29 A D 43.8 TelkmIn 6.7 TLK 33.41 0.04 42 175 12o
95 98 99 A D+ 18.17TeleNav r TNAV 16.57 +0.09 +334 1.1m 16
13 16 23 D B37.9 TelData 1.5 TDS 30.75 0.39 +26 544 23
17 20 25 D B32.3 TelData 1.8 TDSS 26.65 0.17 29 74 20
18 19 8 C C 8.2 Tellabs 1.8 TLAB 4.45 +0.05 5 6.2m 14o
76 79 82 C E 53.0 TelusA
4.5 TU 50.65 0.65 +16 145 14
31 63 17 C C+ 18.3 TesscoT 3.3 TESS 12.28 +0.60 +999 625 9k
83 69 85 B D+ 79.2 TWCable 2.6 r TWC 74.50 0.02 +106 4.1m 18o
33 55 18 B D19.9 Turkcell
TKC 13.76 0.23 67 286 10o
59 87 41 B C+ 19.2 USAMI 6.5 USMO 15.35 0.60 +65 346 8
19 16 41 D C 52.4 USCell
USM 47.51 +0.04 +78 142 34
68 52 65 C B39.0 Verizon 5.4 r VZ 36.00 0.05 +49 20m 16
66 58 63 C B46.0 Viasat
VSAT 41.80 0.75 +46 308 30o
57 85 15 A D17.8 VimpelC 5.0 VIP 12.67 0.21 29 1.5m 8o
90 82 91 E B33.3 VirgnMd .5 r VMED 30.85 0.02 +103 6.5m 99o
55 74 45 B E 29.8 Vodafone 5.3 r VOD 26.20 0.33 +26 8.3m 9o
HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES

NYTime
Fri
Thu
10 AM
11 AM
12 PM
01 PM
02 PM
03 PM
04 PM
379
993
1423
1757
2110
2513
4463
538
1246
1707
2085
2493
3038
4331
Chg S&P500
TOTAL
4463 4331 +131
-159
-253
-284
-327
-383
-525
+131
-3.2
-10.5
-9.7
-12.7
-10.3
-13.2
-15.0
Dow Jones Ind.

-39.8
-91.2
-82.9
-96.7
-73.0
-97.9
-115.4
12010.1
11958.7
11967.0
11953.2
11976.9
11952.1
11934.5
..................................................................................
NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)

NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY
24th
N/A
-1.0%
23rd
22nd
21st
20th
4343
-0.6%
3723
-0.7%
4361
+1.5%
3431
+0.4%
..................................................................................
HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES

NYTime
Fri
Thu
Chg
10 AM
11 AM
12 PM
01 PM
02 PM
03 PM
04 PM
253
576
808
990
1166
1365
2870
241
568
788
982
1196
1451
2018
+11
+7
+19
+7
-30
-86
+852
TOTAL
2870
2018
+852
Nasdaq Composite.
-9.9
-23.1
-22.1
-29.9
-26.2
-33.6
-33.8
2676.7
2663.5
2664.6
2656.7
2660.4
2653.1
2652.8
..................................................................................
NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)

24th
23rd
22nd
21st
20th
N/A
7040
5728
6845
4988
..................................................................................
FRIDAY VOLUME TOTAL

1105
STOCKS ADVANCED ON
1547
STOCKS DECLINED ON
93
STOCKS UNCHANGED ON
2,775,050,000
425,734,000
1,518,171,000
831,145,000

52-wk
Vol% Vol P

52-wk
Vol% Vol P

52-wk
Vol% Vol P
6 6 6 6 6 High Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 6 6 6 High Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 6 6 6 High Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E
76 40 50 A A14.4 Windstrm 7.7 WIN 13.04 0.10 24 3.9m 16o 97 92 86 A C 68.9 WrldAcptc WRLD 62.59 0.90 +50 297 11o 39 70 24 C B 34.3 RobrtHlf 2.2 r RHI 26.00 0.56 23 1.3m 45
1.4 ROL 19.70 +0.02 +63 450 31
97 91 83 A D+ 57.17WrightExp WXS 48.97 0.68 32 156 16 78 84 77 B C+ 21.2 Rollins
Daily
Since
89 75 97 .. BNH RuralMtro
RURL 17.25 +0.02 +50 405 30
16. FINANCE
0.7% Change
+4.02%Jan.
1
Daily
Since 61 77 43 C C+ 17.7 SAIC
SAI 16.55 0.07 +106 3.9m 10o
17. INTERNET
0.5% Change 0.39%Jan. 1
49 82 63 D C 15.4 SFNGrp
r SFN 9.23 +0.14 +20 711 23
SECTOR LEADERS
SRX 31.13 0.01 3 760 20
99 97 90 A A33.3 EzcorpClA EZPW.32.07 +0.20 +19 399 14 20 24 19 C B27.7 AOLn
AOL 19.55 0.25 17 1.4m 7o 86 67 93 C B31.3 SRAIntl
KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 32%, LQ 31%, Next Q 35%, Sales 3Q Avg 20%, 36 76 6 A D54.7 AkmaiTch r AKAM 29.25 0.59 55 2.9m 20o 95 93 87 B B 15.0 Sapient
SAPE 14.11 0.39 +47 1.8m 29
LQ 21%, Next Yr EPS 31%, Pretax 20%, ROE 21%, EPS due 07/22 94 94 96 A D45.87Ancestry r ACOM 39.92 0.17 +81 2.0m 46o 33 68 17 C D 20.4 StandrdPk r STAN 15.45 +0.23 +157 114 14
SYKE 21.27 +0.15 +163 619 16
92 99 82 A D 36.47ArubNtrks ARUN 26.70 0.66 16 2.9m 51o 86 84 86 B B22.9 SykesEnt
29 34 34 A C 16.0 AerCap
r AER 12.38 0.05 +14 557 6 94 99 87 A C 156 7Baidu
.4 SYNT 55.61 +0.50 +180 423 20
BIDU.128.7 0.54 +7 9.9m 70 90 62 88 A C 59.6 Syntel
72 81 68 A D113 AffiltMgrs AMG 96.11 2.43 13 417 15o 16 34 5 D D14.4 BitautoHldgs BITA 7.27 +0.33 +410 503 .. 92 96 94 .. B 23.17TeamHlthn TMH 22.19 +0.33 +520 1.5m 18
63 70 84 D D 13.8 Aircastl 3.3 r AYR 12.20 0.21 +125 1.3m 12 40 82 6 .. B 27.4 DemndMed DMD 14.60 +1.18 36 309 69o 76 75 85 C B+ 23.5 TeleTech
r TTEC 20.28 +0.14 +225 667 18o
96 89 87 A C+ 97.07AlliancDta r ADS 89.35 2.02 29 679 13 91 95 88 A D+ 18.87DiceHldgn DHX.13.51 +0.35 +370 3.5m 43o 87 52 97 D A+40.0 Telvent
TLVT 39.87 0.03 60 211 22o
2 19 10 C E 29.3 AlliBern 8.9 AB 18.80 0.29 52 202 14o 24 28 29 D B39.9 DigitalRiver r DRIV 30.77 0.63 53 230 34o 35 60 27 C D42.2 Thomson 3.5 r TRI 35.93 0.39 +78 1.2m 20
91 82 87 A B37.5 Altisrcen
ASPS 35.64 +0.14 +16 107 15 83 82 76 C B105 Equinix
EQIX 98.92 0.82 29 453 97o 93 90 90 A B 64.27TowersW .5 r TW 63.04 0.26 +203 1.1m 14
TRCR 28.90 +1.29 +376 224 27
79 82 81 B C 109 Amerco
UHAL 95.73 +1.14 2 51 10o 91 99 72 A B145 F5Netwrks r FFIV 106.1 1.52 27 1.9m 33 99 96 96 A ANH Trnscnd
TBI 14.55 0.14 +16 358 29k
87 79 71 A D+ 52.0 AmerExp 1.5 AXP 48.34 0.87 +30 9.2m 13 64 93 16 A E 642 Google
GOOG 474.9 5.34 +35 3.7m 15 37 70 33 D C 19.5 TrueBlue
r TYL 26.15 0.10 +121 395 35
65 67 66 A C 65.1 Amerprs 1.7 r AMP 55.40 0.73 +80 3.3m 11o 84 63 91 C B38.1 IACInter
IACI 36.49 0.17 +145 2.6m 30o 89 92 89 B D NH TylerTech
56
65
52
C
C
58.0
Unifirst
.3
UNF 50.90 0.49 +47 74 13k
63 77 34 A B17.6 ApolCRE
9 ARI 16.47 +0.07 +105 157 9 75 82 62 C B15.9 Interxion
INXN 14.45 0.03 +14 105 30o
16 31 18 B E 12.5 ApollInv 11 AINV 9.71 0.20 4 1.5m 9o 94 99 96 C B23.87Keynte 1.2 KEYN 20.16 +0.39 +153 398 23 87 88 82 A C 19.77ValuClck VCLK 16.29 0.55 +22 1.5m 16o
56 64 50 A D18.0 AresCap 8.8 ARCC 15.86 0.19 14 1.1m 11o 29 24 42 D C+ 12.2 Knot
KNOT 9.49 0.20 +144 370 99 50 89 6 A E 41.1 VanceInfon r VIT 20.09 +0.09 +24 1.5m 24o
r VRSK 33.99 0.34 +120 1.9m 22o
82 60 89 A C+ NH ArlingA
9 AI 31.88 +1.24 +434 343 5 51 39 44 A C+ 49.5 LogMeIn
LOGM 37.88 1.43 +137 788 44o 77 90 66 .. A 35.4 Verisk
48 62 35 D B+ 27.3 Viad
.8 r VVI 21.22 0.44 +105 214 30k
72 89 57 A D+ 209 Blackrck 3.0 r BLK 184.4 2.98 +12 732 16 83 46 95 B B 19.0 LoopNet
LOOP 18.43 0.07 36 417 44
53 25 80 B C 19.6 Blackst 2.5 BX 16.02 0.24 40 2.1m 16 4 24 13 .. E 27.3 MeruNet MERU 13.76 0.07 +320 574 ..o 89 90 94 B D21.17Virtusan VRTU 18.05 +0.85 +359 372 27
VPRT 46.84 ... 23 355 20o
49 57 64 C C 18.0 BlckH&R 3.8 HRB 15.85 0.22 +104 9.0m 9o 46 82 18 D C 25.9 MonstrWw MWW 13.50 0.41 +16 3.7m 99o 86 96 58 A D+ 56.3 VistaPrt
61 46 73 C B 23.7 BrdrdgF 2.6 r BR 23.52 +0.08 +7 931 18 95 97 94 B B46.57Rackspce RAX.40.48 0.36 +330 7.9m 99o 43 53 49 C C 69.5 WPPPl 2.4 WPPGY 59.33 0.11 34 35 14k
60 77 22 A D16.8 Wipro
1.0 WIT 12.87 0.09 +23 633 26k
99 99 89 A A 25.6 BrkfInf
5.0 BIP 24.88 0.16 36 147 5 19 40 6 A E 14.7 Radcom
RDCM 5.21 +0.01 81 8 17
83 95 71 A D+ 28.6 CAIIntln
CAP 20.35 0.09 +38 187 10 76 47 97 E B 39.7 Savvis
SVVS 39.54 +0.10 52 964 ..o
Daily
61 97 26 A D+ 34.2 CBOE
1.7 CBOE 24.10 0.01 +593 3.2m 20o 73 70 94 B E 147 SinaCorp
0.3% Change
1.97%Since
Jan. 1
SINA.89.35 +1.45 +1 9.8m 54o 19. INSURNCE
52 74 27 B D+ 328 CMEGrp 2.0 r CME 280.2 +0.84 25 345 17o 97 93 88 A B 26.77SolarWds r SWI 24.80 0.54 +263 2.8m 30
51
38
65
B
C
69.8
ACELtd
2.2
r
ACE
63.95
0.53
+2 1.9m 9o
35 30 61 B E 17.4 Calams 2.8 CLMS 13.52 0.28 +73 360 13 77 36 99 B B+ 30.5 VirnetXn
VHC 28.24 +0.65 12 1.2m 30o
42
87
15
A
E
59.5
AFLAC
2.7
AFL
44.30
0.75
+129
9.6m
7o
80 72 70 B D56.3 CaptlOne .4 COF 49.51 0.85 +4 4.4m 6 94 96 97 A D+ 16.07Web.comWWWW 11.20 0.13 +839 3.3m 14
97 99 91 B ANH 7Cardtrncn CATM 21.82 0.65 +738 2.1m 20 51 78 22 B E 58.6 WebMD
WBMD 46.70 0.30 35 464 44o 35 43 31 B C 65.7 AlldWAsr 2.7 AWH 54.70 +0.04 +38 386 9
97 79 93 B B NH CashAmer .3 r CSH 54.07 +0.10 10 240 13 40 83 25 D D18.8 Yahoo
r YHOO 14.89 0.19 31 21m 19 21 36 25 D D34.4 Allstate 2.9 r ALL 29.43 0.23 13 3.9m 9o
47 42 16 B C 17.4 CashStr 3.8 CSFS 12.80 0.10 0 6 11 14 32 7 D E 70.0 Yoku.comCA YOKU 27.94 +0.14 +7 4.1m ..o 57 12 60 B A23.6 Alterra 2.2 r ALTE 21.73 0.15 +211 1.3m 12
40 52 50 C E 13.9 AmEqInl
.8 AEL 12.32 0.07 24 398 7
84 61 90 A B 32.5 CohenStr 1.9 CNS 31.54 0.23 8 105 29k
52 48 67 C D+ 36.2 AmerFin 1.9 AFG 34.59 +0.05 +16 456 9
58 82 30 A C 21.5 ColonyFn 7.0 CLNY 18.30 +0.17 +176 751 12
Daily
18. BUSINS SVC 0.2% Change
+2.20%Since
Jan. 1 3 29 11 E D+ 52.7 AmerIntlGp
AIG 28.45 0.22 +35 21m ..o
13 10 17 D D21.0 CoreLogic
CLGX 16.32 0.32 +92 1.4m 32
57
55
38
B
B+
22.4
AmrSaftyIns
ASI 18.84 +0.19 +181 98 10
99 98 89 A C 82.3 CreditAcc
CACC 77.98 2.09 +364 178 13 SECTOR LEADERS
13 7 22 B D 48.5 CrdSuis 3.9 CS 37.98 0.79 +31 1.6m 10 99 98 96 B C 30.77AccretvHn AH.24.59 +0.04 +600 3.1m 94o 63 58 78 C C+ 23.7 Amerisfe AMSF 22.19 +0.19 +105 108 14
94 88 93 A B23.0 AmTrFin 1.5 AFSI 22.05 0.06 +54 318 9
KEY
DATA:
EPS
3
Q
Avg
110%,
LQ
300%,
Next
Q
43%,
Sales
3Q
Avg
24%,
91 82 91 C B25.8 Discove 1.0 r DFS 24.79 +0.90 +126 14m 8o
70 57 69 A C+ 54.6 AON
1.2 AON 49.12 0.15 8 1.8m 16o
96 80 87 A B 23.57DollarFin DLLR 20.61 0.79 +29 495 15 LQ 30%, Next Yr EPS 91%, Pretax 5%, ROE 27%, EPS due 08/12
41 30 72 C D 35.2 ArchCap
r ACGL 31.99 0.32 +54 1.0m 12o
22 57 16 C C 17.7 DuffPhl 2.5 DUF 12.64 0.29 +119 363 16
9 19 20 C E 31.6 AspenIns 2.4 AHL 24.84 0.14 34 330 38
18 65 18 E D18.1 ETrade
ETFC 13.38 0.17 6 4.3m 66 44 66 26 C C 27.1 ABMInd 2.5 ABM 22.85 0.21 34 200 16
24 63 20 D C 41.9 Assurant 2.1 r AIZ 35.05 +0.04 +46 1.3m 6o
43 61 28 A D34.1 EatnVan 2.5 EV 29.14 0.36 2 843 18o 98 91 85 A B 58.27Accntur 1.6 ACN 57.02 +1.33 +194 10m 17o
46
63
36
B
C
22.3
AssrdGty
1.2
r AGO 15.28 0.25 49 1.2m 3o
ACXM 12.02 0.17 +357 2.5m 16
82 83 72 B B+ 17.8 ElctrRnt 4.9 ELRC 16.37 0.39 +424 209 19 27 61 7 C D18.8 Acxiom
5.9 AV 13.67 0.21 65 29 8k
ABCO 54.48 +1.18 +49 90 45 30 11 73 D C 15.8 Aviva
44 87 26 C E 25.1 Ellingt
7.7 EFC 20.89 0.15 32 42 12 85 35 81 B ANH AdvsrBrd
70
55
60
B
B31.0
Amdocs
r
DOX
29.71
0.09
+68
1.8m
12
26 25 23 B D+ 37.8 AXISCap 3.0 r AXS 30.73 0.26 +51 1.5m 99
98 84 90 A B 33.2 EncoreCap ECPG 29.34 0.90 +67 231 14
47 39 72 C E 33.2 BrklyWR 1.0 r WRB 31.49 +0.06 +34 972 11o
73 70 77 B C 17.6 EnvstnetInc ENV 14.01 +0.74 +999 1.4m 48 64 58 46 D B 13.9 AmerDental ADPI 12.81 0.19 +114 135 14
64 60 74 B C 27.1 BrwnBrn 1.3 BRO 25.18 0.45 +37 898 22k
90 86 84 A C+ 17.9 Epoch
1.4 EPHC 17.36 +0.08 +413 161 27 3 18 10 E E 10.5 AmerRepro ARC 6.78 0.14 +64 274 ..
36
70
23
B C 94.9 AmerSci 1.6 ASEI 76.89 +0.71 10 52 16 47 63 52 C D31.5 CNAFinl 1.4 CNA 28.68 0.09 +11 176 8
39 61 37 B D39.9 Equifax 1.9 r EFX 33.65 0.16 +43 1.2m 14
26 59 12 B E 70.7 ChinaLfe 1.6 LFC 49.05 +1.05 +21 583 18
40 56 19 C D+ 20.3 EuronetWW EEFT 15.03 0.17 +51 370 11o 75 70 79 B C+ 45.0 Arbitron 1.0 ARB 38.30 0.29 31 107 22k
47 58 59 C E 66.0 Chubb
2.6 r CB 60.93 0.52 +39 2.8m 9
55 76 64 D D 37.3 Evercore 2.2 r EVR 32.57 0.12 +199 746 72o 68 66 73 A D55.1 AutoData 2.8 r ADP 51.22 0.70 3 2.7m 20o
81 80 48 B A20.7 BoozAllnHmlt BAH 19.13 0.16 +194 863 15 16 35 23 D E 34.3 CinnFnl 5.7 CINF 28.13 0.05 6 1.1m 17o
14 62 8 .. E 15.3 FXCM 2.5 r FXCM 9.78 +0.28 +111 918 1
49 81 64 C E 34.5 Brinks
1.4 BCO 28.07 0.18 +67 490 15o 61 95 22 A C 28.0 CNinsuren r CISG 15.68 +1.28 +15 561 12o
95 64 93 B A21.5 FedAgric .9 AGM 21.07 +0.29 +64 137 7o
49
60
45
B
C+
32.6
DelphiFn
1.7 DFG 28.13 0.08 +32 388 7
96 89 87 C B 64.4 CACIIntl
r CACI 63.74 +0.68 +80 401 15o
33 55 31 B D+ 28.6 FedInvs
4.1 FII 23.62 0.27 +13 1.0m 12
r EHTH 13.10 0.04 +103 236 16
98 97 91 B B 23.6 CGIGroupA
GIB 22.33 0.24 29 170 15 61 77 51 B C 16.0 eHealth
58 68 54 A D33.8 FidNInfo
.7 FIS 30.07 0.27 +23 1.6m 14
63 61 78 D D29.8 CRAIntl
r CRAI 25.59 0.79 +153 101 20k 18 36 21 D D 21.0 EmployH 1.5 EIG 15.93 +0.21 +50 407 17
49 76 30 A E 14.0 FifthSt
10 FSC 11.59 0.09 1 971 11o
58 79 23 A D+ 21.6 CSGSystm CSGS 18.04 0.14 32 156 7o 28 26 27 B B50.7 EndurSp 2.9 r ENH 40.85 +0.06 +76 985 15o
78 57 92 A C 29.0 FinEngin
FNGN 25.13 +0.90 +878 3.0m 61
ESGR 100.5 1.65 0 36 8
4 25 12 D D23.0 ChckptSys
CKP 17.31 0.16 17 159 24 57 23 87 B B114 EnstarGp
99 97 90 A C 42.4 FstCshFinl FCFS 38.91 0.11 6 181 20
62 57 77 C C 32.9 Cintas 1.5 r CTAS 31.75 0.37 +36 1.6m 21 49 30 76 B D 73.0 ErieIndt 3.1 r ERIE 67.32 +0.18 +187 152 23
68 78 65 B C+ 64.9 Fiserv
r FISV 60.71 0.60 +25 1.4m 14o
35 32 61 E C 15.5 ClearCha
r CCO 12.97 0.08 15 161 .. 28 30 38 D C 94.1 EverstRe 2.4 RE 80.55 0.13 +136 751 17o
81 94 40 A C 38.0 FleetcorTech FLT 30.04 0.12 +215 506 18
.8 FFG 30.31 +0.27 +166 143 8
90 97 57 A C 83.5 CogniztTc r CTSH 71.14 0.96 +12 3.6m 26o 62 70 72 C B31.9 FBLFncl
35 42 51 C C 14.6 FlyLeas 5.6 r FLY 12.97 0.05 42 33 9
FPIC 41.60 0.09 +95 159 15
19 45 9 C E 56.6 Computr 2.2 r CSC 37.09 0.61 4 2.0m 8o 68 50 87 C C+ 41.8 FPICIns
81 82 77 A C 130 FrankRes .8 r BEN 123.1 0.98 +41 1.1m 15o
92 98 94 C C 15.0 CmpTask
CTGX 13.41 +1.00 +336 232 23 71 82 71 C D16.2 FidlNFin 3.1 r FNF 15.41 +0.01 12 1.3m 8k
31 22 73 D D+ 42.8 GATX
3.2 GMT 36.25 0.52 +17 460 24k
84 92 68 A C 31.3 ComScoren SCOR 25.60 0.35 +494 989 27 25 18 44 D C 17.4 FstAFin 1.6 r FAF 15.35 +0.27 5 607 16
93 67 74 A B 53.7 GloblPay .2 GPN 49.19 0.84 45 289 19o
58 72 63 C D60.8 ConsldGrph r CGX 50.43 1.38 +185 160 13o 27 63 8 B D 12.2 FortegraFinl FRF 8.45 +0.46 +818 268 10
66 87 7 A C 65.1 GreenDotA GDOT 32.49 0.35 +224 1.1m 23
40 53 35 C B31.9 Gallaghr 4.7 AJG 28.02 0.14 36 405 19
3 15 8 B D+ 84.5 Greenhi 3.5 GHL 51.45 0.14 29 269 49 29 30 17 B C+ 36.3 CnstantCn CTCT 24.37 0.05 38 348 64
GNW 9.95 0.15 20 4.9m 45o
CVG 13.37 0.16 +999 7.8m 12 3 14 9 E E 16.1 Genwth
36 44 71 E D 20.4 HEEqSvcs HEES 12.76 0.35 +56 239 .. 60 70 70 D C+ 15.0 Convergys
73 32 84 A B 45.2 CorpExec 1.5 EXBD 41.01 0.57 22 201 29o 43 21 78 C E 27.3 GloblIndemty GBLI 21.46 +0.10 +128 95 10
92 73 93 A D17.0 HFF
HF 13.95 0.22 +534 1.2m 29
39 84 20 C C+ 26.9 CorrecCp
r CXW 20.82 0.17 46 615 14o 50 44 70 C D33.1 HCCIns 1.9 r HCC 30.89 0.13 23 486 11
94 87 89 C B+ 22.17HrtldPay .8 HPY 20.43 +0.42 +9 389 24
83 85 45 A C+ 54.2 Corvel
CRVL 45.59 0.51 +182 95 18 18 37 10 D D49.0 HanvrIns 3.0 THG 36.43 +0.02 47 221 14
56 72 39 B B11.6 HercTcG 8.5 HTGC 10.30 ... +114 502 11o
71 87 65 C B73.4 CostarGrp CSGP 55.86 1.30 +129 542 43k 13 13 33 D D 31.1 HartfdFn 1.6 HIG 24.72 +0.37 +90 7.9m 6o
35 42 48 .. B16.5 HorzTec 8.3 HRZN 15.85 +0.05 3 44 12
ING 11.12 0.47 +18 2.6m 7o
79
95
67
A
D+
43.5
DGFast
r
DGIT 30.31 0.14 +50 445 13o 59 80 60 C C 13.4 ING
71 92 39 A C 135 IntcntlEx
ICE 118.6 1.06 42 403 19o
45 41 62 C D21.3 DonllyRR 5.5 r RRD 18.92 0.37 9 2.2m 10o 39 36 39 B D+ 64.6 InfPrCas 1.3 IPCC 54.06 +1.29 +111 105 9
88 95 99 C A16.97Interse 3.8 r INTX 15.93 0.30 +999 1.1m 11
27 64 31 .. D87.1 DunBrad 1.9 DNB 74.25 0.32 8 273 13 29 47 30 B D 32.7 LincNatl .7 r LNC 26.76 0.38 +18 3.9m 7o
76 96 76 B C 27.3 IntlFcstone INTL 23.73 0.21 +117 116 16
.6 L 40.79 0.56 +2 1.4m 10
41 76 28 C E 17.2 DynmcRsch r DRCO 12.14 0.40 +999 949 9 37 64 56 C E 45.3 LoewsC
61 83 31 A C 27.5 Invesco
2.2 IVZ 21.92 0.73 +63 7.2m 14o
MBI 8.29 0.04 44 2.1m 4o
36 62 50 D E 32.8 EMCOR
EME 28.41 0.30 10 394 15 34 54 20 B D 15.0 MBIA
49 37 40 A D+ 23.0 InvMtgC 18 IVR 21.09 +0.01 17 1.4m 5o
70 67 37 A C 16.8 Emdeon
EM 13.44 0.09 +160 274 14 19 32 50 E D19.5 Manulife 3.3 MFC 16.20 0.16 14 2.2m ..o
27 71 9 B D14.6 JanusCap 2.3 JNS 8.79 0.26 +58 5.5m 10k
r MKL 391.7 +3.57 +106 42 16
77 12 92 D A 26.2 Examworks EXAM 25.29 0.09 +539 1.8m .. 36 21 56 C E 430 Markel
18 30 11 B D27.1 JeffrsGp 1.5 JEF 20.12 0.57 +73 1.9m 15o
88 81 80 A C+ 24.87ExlSvc
EXLS 22.89 0.13 +50 130 22 75 72 75 B C+ 31.1 MarshM 2.9 MMC 29.92 0.15 +158 7.8m 18o
82 71 83 A C 19.2 KKR&Co 5.3 KKR 15.76 0.10 57 825 8o
85 93 69 A D 45.5 Exponent r EXPO 41.12 0.56 25 42 21k 62 81 42 B C 10.6 Meadwbrk 1.7 MIG 9.52 +0.01 +63 423 8
57 87 34 B D+ 37.5 LPLInvtHldg r LPLA 33.15 0.47 +422 1.8m 19
36 41 33 C B 46.0 FTICnslt
FCN 36.45 0.29 +581 3.3m 17o 21 23 28 D B45.1 MercuryG 6.2 MCY 38.85 0.02 10 137 17
24 41 31 B C 46.5 LazardL 1.8 LAZ 35.73 1.38 +109 1.6m 17o
88 89 74 A D+ 112 FactsetR 1.1 FDS 98.44 1.32 +32 339 28o 39 61 29 B D+ 48.7 MetLife 1.8 MET 40.99 0.26 +72 12m 8o
34 62 24 C D 37.8 LeggMs 1.0 LM 31.25 0.50 +2 1.9m 10o
86 95 87 A C+ 68.6751Job
JOBS 49.52 0.48 1 173 30 29 55 32 D D54.6 NavigGrp r NAVG 46.00 +0.55 +132 122 22
37 68 5 B D 34.9 LenderPS 2.0 r LPS 20.31 0.39 +16 1.9m 5
91 91 89 A C+ 37.67FocsMed r FMCN.29.01 +1.02 +124 5.9m 21o 19 21 19 D E 14.2 OldRepIn 6.0 ORI 11.62 0.07 24 1.0m ..
45 60 33 C B+ 29.9 M&FWorld MFW 25.01 0.31 +5 111 4
32 35 38 C D40.0 ForrstrRes r FORR 33.50 0.37 +127 90 33 9 3 18 D D+ 83.4 Partnrre 3.6 r PRE 67.28 0.65 22 350 ..
91 92 61 A B+ 40.8 MSCIIncn
MSCI 36.88 0.46 +70 975 25k
.6 PRI 20.79 +0.05 +110 1.2m 9
63 74 75 D C+ 34.9 G&KSvc 1.2 GKSR 31.07 0.54 +140 146 20 11 42 18 D E 26.2 Primeri
81 96 64 A C 20.0 MainStC 8.5 MAIN 18.45 +0.27 +207 270 14
91 90 90 C B14.2 GPStrateg
GPX 13.29 +0.52 +765 338 19 27 44 39 C C 35.0 PrncplF 1.9 r PFG 29.01 0.46 +31 3.0m 10o
93 97 89 A B 25.57MktAxs 1.5 MKTX 24.04 0.02 +211 491 26
89 93 82 A B+ 43.4 Gartner
r IT 38.00 0.66 +188 1.4m 32o 84 92 79 B C 70.3 Proassrnce r PRA 69.60 +0.45 +49 268 9
8 30 25 D E 13.7 MarlinBus MRLN 11.46 +0.16 +420 121 28 87 89 64 B A 18.7 Genpactn
G 16.34 +0.13 +399 3.8m 21 48 36 41 C B 22.1 Progresv 1.9 r PGR 20.56 +0.11 +34 4.9m 11
98 95 84 A D288 7MastrCd .2 r MA 274.2 +1.07 +41 1.2m 18o 43 69 30 B D27.0 GeoGroup
GEO 22.70 0.12 +102 840 14 9 31 19 C E 29.5 PrtcLife 2.9 PL 21.89 0.64 +27 795 8
80 83 67 B B+ 29.2 McGthR 3.4 MGRC 27.01 0.27 +90 103 16 93 94 72 A D84.8 HMSHld
HMSY 73.42 0.75 22 134 49 32 26 46 B D67.5 Prudentl 1.9 r PRU 59.71 0.69 +20 3.9m 8o
40 48 60 D B25.5 MobileMini MINI 20.26 +0.47 +342 1.2m 35 70 80 45 B D18.4 HlthcrSv 4.0 HCSG 15.91 +0.08 +5 281 30k 29 31 68 C E 26.0 PrudtlUK 3.5 PUK 21.86 0.57 +58 310 12
39 64 50 C D 41.6 NYSEEur 3.8 NYX 31.87 0.89 16 3.5m 14o
2.0 RLI 60.22 +0.22 +60 130 10k
76 62 86 C B 31.6 HuronCon HURN 29.39 0.63 +178 271 16 79 79 79 B B60.8 RLI
64 94 57 C C 29.7 NasdqOMX r NDAQ 23.39 +0.04 8 1.8m 10o
86 87 73 A D+ 89.9 IHSIncA
IHS 81.78 +0.22 +169 470 25o 72 89 72 C C 63.7 ReinsGrp .8 r RGA 59.90 0.09 18 378 8o
11 34 18 B E 16.5 NatlFinP
NFP 11.51 0.40 +47 431 5
67 91 17 A C 25.0 iGate
IGTE 15.57 0.13 +140 956 15 60 38 74 C B73.9 RenaisRe 1.5 r RNR 68.88 0.34 11 527 31
69 60 36 A C+ 24.5 Nelnet
1.9 NNI 21.62 0.14 +67 209 4
75 87 22 A B 77.9 Infosys 1.0 INFY 62.36 +0.16 29 1.4m 23 23 41 25 C C 48.9 StancrpF 2.1 r SFG 40.61 0.42 +44 438 9k
70 82 71 D D12.4 NewStarF r NEWS 9.64 0.05 +145 207 21
75 74 63 D A32.4 Insperi
2.1 NSP 29.17 0.52 +96 166 26 33 27 30 D C 18.4 StatAut 3.7 STFC 16.19 0.12 +123 68 64
34 82 4 A E 20.7 NoahHldgs NOAH 10.25 0.05 52 86 36
5.3 SLF 28.50 0.42 27 295 10o
67 73 74 C C 13.4 Interpub 2.1 r IPG 11.46 0.15 15 7.3m 23o 18 51 33 D E 34.7 SunLife
17 54 16 .. D 17.6 OchZif 4.0 OZM 13.13 0.10 13 408 11
91 88 77 A B173 IBM
1.8 r IBM 165.1 1.05 18 4.4m 13 44 51 58 C D+ 14.5 Symetra 1.8 SYA 13.15 0.12 +999 6.1m 10
83 58 81 C B12.8 OcwenFinl
OCN 11.96 0.17 +27 857 39o
85 89 89 C B35.57IronMou 3.0 r IRM 32.83 0.33 48 1.3m 27o 53 70 59 B D+ 68.1 Torchmrk 1.0 TMK 62.50 0.23 +14 903 10o
15 29 21 D B34.9 OppenHl 1.7 OPY 26.30 0.14 +188 106 10
71
96
34
B C+ 27.9 TowrGp 3.3 r TWGP 23.06 +0.01 +119 595 8
43 80 9 A E 22.6 Isoftstone
ISS 13.39 +0.73 21 264 31o
35 25 66 B E 19.0 OptXprs
OXPS 16.01 0.29 51 361 19o
40 77 19 A E 18.6 IturnLoc 7.2 ITRN 13.82 +0.02 +180 62 12 35 52 32 D C 54.1 TransAtl 1.8 TRH 47.84 +0.13 22 559 23
87 79 60 C C 57.2 Orix
1.0 IX 46.73 +0.20 59 8 16
38 82 21 D C+ 23.0 KellySvcA KELYA 15.70 0.15 +44 284 16 47 71 49 C E 64.2 Travele 2.9 TRV 56.68 0.48 +34 4.4m 8
58 86 40 A E 13.2 PenntPk 9 PNNT 11.14 ... +85 691 9
40 84 13 C B19.2 Kforce
KFRC 12.92 0.31 +30 354 18 30 18 62 D E 31.7 Unitrin 3.3 r UTR 29.11 0.12 +29 255 10
25 66 10 C D+ 44.6 PiperJaff
r PJC 28.01 0.74 +124 260 14k
UAM 10.68 0.14 +4 482 5
61 71 78 C C 24.8 KornFerry
KFY 21.26 0.32 +3 344 16 84 60 96 C A 11.5 UnvAmr
97 93 76 A B91.0 PortRec
PRAA 85.00 +0.35 +185 223 17o
30 24 63 E B12.0 L1Ident
ID 11.75 0.05 19 1.8m ..o 46 61 45 C C 27.2 UnmGrp 1.5 r UNM 24.52 0.25 +85 4.0m 9o
53 77 35 A E 71.3 PrceTR 2.2 r TROW 56.51 0.57 +5 2.0m 21
16 45 10 E D+ 41.9 LamarAd LAMR 26.09 0.52 34 545 ..o 34 21 61 C D+ 35.0 Validus 3.3 r VR 30.00 +0.21 +101 1.7m 13o
27 34 23 A E 12.4 Prospct 11 PSEC 10.10 0.04 +46 2.0m 9o
69
63
79
B C+ 42.4 WillisGp 2.6 WSH 39.81 +0.01 41 565 14
30 55 21 A C 69.5 Landauer 4.0 LDR 55.44 0.76 +36 46 21
30 16 80 E E 15.0 RSCHldn
RRR 10.89 0.46 +125 2.9m ..k
69 53 81 D B 20.1 MDCPtn 3.2 MDCA 17.35 0.45 +999 2.6m .. 26 31 41 C D25.4 XLGroup 2.1 r XL 21.18 0.34 +83 7.6m 14o
49 85 41 B D39.7 RaymJam 1.7 RJF 31.32 0.46 +22 854 13
67 95 78 D C 26.5 MYRGrp
MYRG 22.48 +0.46 +214 394 26
Daily
77 77 75 D B+ 55.7 Ryder
2.0
R 52.75 1.08 +37 902 21
29 28 65 E D17.0 MacGray 1.5 TUC 14.84 0.12 +98 45 78 20. MISC
0.7% Change
+2.53%Since
Jan. 1
32 55 30 B E 24.9 SEI
1.1 r SEIC 21.34 0.14 +83 1.5m 17k 26 66 28 D E 69.7 Mnprgrp 1.5 r MAN 52.37 0.85 36 461 24
85 48 89 A D+ 17.1 SLM
2.4 r SLM 16.66 +0.03 3 4.0m 8 89 87 60 B C+ 45.5 Mantech 1.9 MANT 44.17 +0.13 +163 385 12 59 82 19 B C+ 30.5 Abitibibowtr ABH 21.76 0.12 63 247 ..
72 60 84 C B 21.4 SafeguardSc SFE 18.26 0.26 +67 220 11o 90 91 83 B C 85.17Maximus .9 r MMS 80.14 0.13 +2 86 19 79 68 82 C D+ 28.1 AlbnyInt 2.1 AIN 24.73 0.26 +41 189 12
50 84 32 A E 19.7 Schwb 1.5 SCHW 15.78 0.25 20 8.7m 21 91 60 97 A A22.5 MdmdTech MDMD 21.92 +0.02 +221 871 31 84 75 74 B B 53.8 Aptargrp 1.4 ATR 50.61 0.21 +22 222 19k
.7 r BLL 37.49 0.32 +56 2.1m 15o
77 68 90 B C 18.9 SeacbCo 5.2 BOX 16.83 +0.30 +173 391 10 82 85 81 B B40.9 MineSfAp 3.0 MSA 35.17 0.72 +83 181 21 91 87 80 B D 39.6 Ball
38 14 73 B D+ 25.9 SolarCap 9 SLRC 24.68 +0.22 +999 3.2m 12 86 98 82 B D 18.57Mistras
MG 15.75 +0.07 +54 230 29 63 55 48 B C 34.3 Bemis 3.0 r BMS 32.11 0.14 25 718 15o
BRKA 113100 315 50 0.2 17
60 82 31 A C 23.7 StrdPT 8.8 STWD 20.03 0.74 +110 2.5m 12 69 73 92 .. D+ 41.9 Moodys 1.5 MCO 37.05 0.62 7 2.7m 17o 35 51 21 C D 131463 BrkHaA
47 65 56 C D+ 50.3 StateStr 1.7 r STT 43.31 0.82 +56 5.2m 12 87 76 80 B B 60.9 Mrngstr .3 r MORN 58.42 1.18 +128 165 34o 36 51 22 C D87.7 BerkHB
BRKB 75.62 +0.01 +25 5.3m 17
42 89 23 B D49.9 StifelFin
SF 35.70 0.56 +51 785 16o 94 94 95 B C+ 23.5 MultiCo
.8 BKI 25.45 +0.04 +51 598 14o
.9 LABL 23.23 +1.18 +474 197 13 93 99 94 C D+ 28.6 Buckeye
1.4 CSL 47.43 0.07 +11 372 19o
48 69 46 B D+ 22.9 TDAmT 1.1 r AMTD 18.66 0.28 +14 4.4m 17 78 83 58 B D25.2 NCIInc
r NCIT 22.93 +0.54 +318 115 13 93 86 88 B B50.6 Carlisle
45 69 29 A D 13.1 TICCCap 10 TICC 9.56 0.16 15 265 9o 95 95 95 A C+ 13.37NICInc
EGOV 13.06 +0.15 +285 962 42 73 84 55 B D+ 72.3 Chemed .9 r CHE 63.94 0.76 +7 107 14
CLW 62.88 0.25 +29 99 11o
84 92 73 A C 38.5 TALIntl 6.1 TAL 32.72 0.31 +103 707 12o 74 63 80 D B+ 33.0 NielsenHldg NLSN 29.97 0.78 +62 1.3m 40o 60 94 15 B E 85.3 ClearwPn
2.0 CR 46.89 1.02 +28 388 16o
70 54 72 B D+ 19.3 TotalSys 1.6 r TSS 17.76 0.19 +12 1.3m 17k 70 76 62 B C 51.3 Omnicom 2.2 OMC 45.61 0.84 +81 4.3m 15 90 73 79 B B51.2 Crane
86 91 73 A B21.0 Triangl
9 TCAP 18.75 +0.15 +173 313 10 42 58 7 A C 23.0 Patni
.7 PTI 15.10 +0.41 66 58 7 81 99 83 .. D+ 41.6 CrownHldg r CCK 38.09 +0.09 +33 2.1m 15
46 58 87 .. C 34.8 UtdRental
URI 22.96 0.82 9 1.9m 46 51 54 49 A D 33.9 Paychx 4.1 PAYX 29.99 0.58 +26 3.3m 21o 87 80 91 C B105 Domtar 1.5 r UFS 93.27 2.17 49 420 7o
95 90 85 A D+ 58.97VeriFone PAY.41.24 1.25 +221 9.4m 24o 54 78 17 B C+ 13.2 Perficient r PRFT 9.46 0.29 +158 365 15 74 62 71 A D57.0 DuPont 3.2 r DD 51.96 +0.64 +83 11m 14o
2.8 ETN 48.19 0.66 17 2.9m 15
93 82 97 A D+ 62.3 VirtusInv r VRTS 58.06 +0.45 +173 86 49 78 84 72 B C+ 68.7 PrePdLegl
PPD 66.48 +0.03 +54 87 10k 73 69 59 B C 56.5 Eaton
93 95 48 A C+ 81.8 Visan
.8 r V 73.37 1.94 +86 9.5m 16o 41 60 15 C D+ 49.9 Quad/Gr 2.1 QUAD 38.01 1.92 +999 3.4m .. 69 80 37 A D64.6 EmrsnEl 2.6 EMR 53.57 0.37 21 4.5m 18o
2.5 FBR 12.96 0.50 14 1.3m 13
71 84 70 A D42.5 WaddllR 2.3 WDR 34.93 0.46 +34 1.2m 18o 41 92 7 A E 24.9 QuinStrt
QNST 12.46 +0.34 +377 2.5m 13 55 82 10 A C+ 19.6 FibriaC
83 67 88 .. B+ 14.1 Walkr&Dunlp WD 13.45 +0.58 +588 525 12 41 17 75 D B28.4 ReachLoc
RLOC 18.60 0.40 +227 708 .. 72 46 80 C B+ 65.5 FortuneB 1.2 FO 62.51 1.28 7 747 21o
57 77 51 A D+ 22.0 WstnUn 1.7 r WU 19.23 0.19 +91 8.6m 13o 30 82 8 D E 21.9 ResCon 1.3 r RECN 12.15 +0.10 +260 872 52 41 56 45 C E 21.7 GenElect 3.3 GE 17.97 0.41 +57 80m 14
52-wk
Vol% Vol P

90 84 87 C B 15.4 Glatfelt 2.4 r GLT 15.04 0.06 +25 434 14
73 37 98 .. B 26.4 GrahamP
GRM 25.35 +0.05 +21 1.5m ..o
84 88 57 A C 67.6 GreifA
2.6 GEF 64.00 0.74 +32 193 13
39 69 10 C D14.3 Griffon
GFF 9.77 0.07 9 200 22o
40 40 64 D D36.8 Harsco
2.7 HSC 30.88 0.58 26 341 32o
87 66 88 B B 65.3 Hitachi
1.5 HIT 57.56 +0.63 73 37 9o
86 85 75 B D62.3 Honywel 2.4 r HON 56.35 0.15 18 3.5m 19
74 88 64 B D64.0 ITTCorp
1.8 ITT 56.22 0.72 31 871 12o
85 82 74 C D+ 47.0 IcahnE
1.0 IEP 41.84 0.32 63 6 7
85 87 75 C C+ 33.0 IntPaper 3.6 IP 28.78 0.17 +16 7.3m 10o
89 82 75 C B 17.9 KapStone
KS 15.94 +0.28 +196 598 13o
35 62 9 C D 34.3 KonPhlps 4.0 PHG 23.76 +0.22 +339 5.9m 11
58 24 78 B D+ 39.1 LeucdNa .8 LUK 32.11 0.73 31 623 14o
53 46 64 C D+ 24.1 MDURes 2.9 MDU 22.04 +0.14 13 765 16
86 92 85 C D+ 34.5 MeadWv 3.1 MWV 31.86 0.14 15 1.3m 17o
92 82 96 A D15.3 MercrInt
MERC 11.05 0.56 31 283 3o
59 29 73 C B23.8 NeenahP 2.1 NP 20.71 0.91 +91 194 13
95 93 82 C ANH 7OSISystem OSIS 41.27 0.41 +243 435 25
37 60 16 C D33.3 OwensIllinois OI 25.56 +0.01 +28 2.8m 9o
82 93 68 B D 30.7 PackAmr 2.9 r PKG 27.14 0.07 +10 1.5m 14
75 86 81 .. C 61.9 RavnInd 1.4 RAVN 53.26 0.73 +225 182 22
86 96 74 B D+ 78.6 RockTen 1.2 RKT 64.23 0.82 +224 4.1m 12o
93 92 74 B B+ 88.8 RoperInd .5 ROP 81.04 0.49 +15 653 22
41 55 24 C C+ 28.8 SealAir
2.3 SEE 22.51 +0.01 7 1.8m 14o
89 88 78 C B 146 Siemens 2.1 SI 131.2 0.60 +24 785 14o
76 78 82 B D46.8 SilgnHld 1.1 SLGN 40.06 +0.01 +507 4.3m 18o
58 56 41 B C 37.0 SonocoP 3.4 r SON 34.11 +0.26 +53 611 14
55 87 30 C E 39.1 StandexI
.8 SXI 28.86 0.64 +189 120 11
62 54 59 C B64.1 Teleflex 2.3 TFX 59.48 0.45 +13 309 15k
90 72 93 C C+ 30.3 TempleI 1.8 TIN 29.68 0.15 26 2.0m 26o
67 56 56 A D98.0 3M
2.4 r MMM 90.89 1.45 +30 4.2m 15
96 99 93 B C 25.07TriMasn
TRS 23.20 +0.20 +360 1.4m 16o
68 72 77 C D 53.4 TycoIn 2.1 r TYC 46.61 0.13 2 4.4m 15o
92 86 93 A C 21.6 UFP Tech
UFPT 17.46 +0.22 39 34 11
80 72 71 B C 90.7 UntdTech 2.3 UTX 84.33 0.79 0 4.3m 16
57 82 57 .. C 25.5 XeriumTec XRM 17.94 0.06 +382 415 ..
21. AGRICULTRE
Daily
0.4% Change
0.17%Since
Jan. 1
62 95 62 C C 59.8 AGCO
AGCO 45.76 0.59 35 976 15o
50 82 30 D C+ 13.9 Adecoagro AGRO 11.75 0.26 24 163 ..
94 99 74 A C 99 Agrium .1 AGU.83.58 0.61 23 1.3m 14o
25 75 15 C D 29.3 AlamoG 1.1 ALG 21.82 +0.11 +215 92 11
57 70 38 B C 51.2 Anderso 1.1 ANDE 39.82 0.42 9 140 10o
11 16 52 C D16.0 ArtsWay .7 ARTW 8.15 +0.06 16 7 58k
65 82 60 D D+ 76.1 Bunge
1.5 BG 66.48 +0.36 +9 1.1m 12o
97 98 92 A C 158 7CFInds .3 CF.140.7 2.32 27 1.7m 13o
32 82 25 .. C+ 54.5 CNHGlobl
CNH 35.96 0.91 +29 553 14
38 20 34 B B14.7 Cosann
2.2 CZZ 11.85 0.42 5 1.4m 8o
19 8 35 C D20.1 Cresud 2.0 CRESY 16.29 +0.12 28 52 25
96 99 97 A B 19.6 DarlingIntl DAR 17.79 +0.10 +49 1.9m 19o
52 90 45 A E 99 Deere
2.1 DE 79.98 1.75 7 4.6m 13o
78 97 58 B D 40.2 IntPotashn
IPI 30.54 +0.35 +49 1.2m 42o
25 59 23 C D+ 55.5 Kubota 1.7 KUB 42.67 +0.08 25 41 16
94 92 98 B D 49.2 LSBInds
LXU 41.43 1.41 +29 423 19o
62 73 81 B D 85.9 Lindsay
.5 LNN 62.16 +0.07 29 118 28
74 88 68 C C+ 76.7 Mnsnto 1.7 MON 65.96 0.61 27 3.0m 25
80 99 41 A D 89.2 Mosaic
.3 MOS 63.60 +0.21 +57 13m 16
94 98 77 A D64.0 Potash
.5 r POT 52.54 0.40 40 5.0m 21o
50 58 35 C D60.6 ScottMG 1.9 r SMG 51.52 0.02 4 735 14o
91 95 90 .. C 62.9 ScQmMra .9 SQM.61.57 +0.04 45 311 38o
92 99 79 B D+ 71.9 Syngenta
SYT 64.93 1.11 23 293 19k
98 98 93 A B NH TerraNit 14 TNH 134.0 +2.81 +55 74 13
22. BANKS
B 13

Daily
+0.1% Change
7.91%Since
Jan. 1
31 44 24 C C 13.2 AbgtBc 2.4 ABBC 9.98 0.04 +233 221 26

41 56 30 B D+ 28.5 ArrowF 4.1 r AROW 24.20 0.05 +78 38 12k
33 82 24 E D+ 15.6 AssBanc .3 ASBC 13.25 0.02 7 981 99
26 62 28 D D+ 29.6 BB&T
2.5 BBT 25.45 0.12 +6 6.3m 20
74 94 53 A B 13.9 BBVABn 17 BFR 9.93 0.14 41 116 5
54 82 56 C D56.6 BOKFnl 2.1 BOKF 51.98 0.20 +123 136 14
10 30 19 .. D 14.3 BcBilVA 4.2 BBVA 10.62 0.32 +32 2.2m 7o
80 92 57 A B22.5 BcBrads
.5 BBD 19.32 0.06 55 4.1m 11o
74 85 66 A D 91.5 BcoChile 3.4 BCH 84.69 +0.89 +25 14 14
68 74 62 A C+ 19.1 BncLatno 4.7 BLX 16.96 0.18 +67 162 12k
40 72 18 B B57.0 BcMacro 8.4 BMA 35.41 0.16 60 59 8
56 95 19 B C 15.7 BcSBras 3.5 BSBR 10.92 0.04 25 5.0m 9o
69 61 65 A B99 BcSanCh 2.4 SAN 90.33 +0.48 21 98 17
23 37 21 B D+ 13.8 BncSntdr 6.3 STD 10.66 0.37 +59 11m 8o
73 76 74 B B 69.9 BanColo 2.1 CIB 66.02 0.01 49 123 16o
2 29 9 D E 15.7 BnkofAm .4 BAC 10.52 0.19 15 121m 14
39 62 30 B C 51.6 BkHawai 4.0 BOH 45.34 0.21 +27 401 13
37 58 45 C E 66.6 BkMont 4.7 r BMO 60.42 0.79 +132 1.8m 11o
15 42 16 B E 32.5 BankNY 2.1 r BK 24.64 0.80 +136 16m 10
50 64 56 A E 62.3 BkNova 3.7 BNS 57.91 0.59 12 317 13o
87 90 87 A B+ 50.87BkOzark 1.4 OZRK 50.19 0.27 +213 256 17k
9 50 13 D E 22.0 Barclays 2.3 BCS 15.33 0.61 +137 5.4m 8
81 83 67 B C 21.5 BrynMwr 3.0 BMTC 19.81 0.01 +200 123 15k
22 3 54 B D+ 49.6 CITGrpn
CIT 42.27 0.42 49 995 19o
34 66 37 B E 88.8 CnImpBk 4.6 CM 77.33 2.06 +1 244 11x
50 81 36 B C 12.2 Cardinal 1.1 CFNL 10.55 0.32 +250 238 15k
59 82 74 E C 19.0 CathyG
.3 CATY 15.77 +0.24 +34 600 29
16 30 23 C D51.5 Citigrp
.1
C 39.59 +0.18 +50 63m 13
57 69 54 C D 17.7 CitizNt 3.8 CZNC 14.72 +0.38 +86 63 9
33 70 23 C E 63.7 CityNatl 1.5 CYN 52.02 0.24 3 274 18
39 82 14 C C 22.1 ColumBk 1.2 COLB 16.62 0.18 +83 370 25
26 82 17 D E 43.5 Comerica 1.2 r CMA 33.74 0.15 20 2.1m 18
68 75 69 C B43.9 CmcBcs 2.2 CBSH 41.22 0.17 +19 423 15k
64 81 41 B B29.0 CmtyBkSy 4.0 CBU 24.26 +0.22 +70 302 12k
47 74 32 B B30.4 CmtyTrBc 4.5 CTBI 26.98 +0.04 +53 54 11k
80 84 80 A C 28.4 Corpban 21 BCA 23.53 +0.53 31 18 14
46 90 10 A C 128 Credico 2.3 BAP 85.34 1.01 43 536 10
33 53 32 C D 62.6 CullenFr 3.3 CFR 55.43 0.11 6 340 15
69 30 84 B B 22.6 DnvBcn .8 DNBK 21.23 0.28 +39 119 24k
18 11 36 C D74.6 DeutschB 1.9 DB 55.86 2.03 13 1.7m 7o
70 88 27 B B15.1 EagleBn
EGBN 12.80 +0.09 +44 54 15
64 82 46 B B23.8 EWBcp 1.0 EWBC 19.25 0.06 30 850 16o
72 82 84 C D15.0 EntFnlSv 1.6 EFSC 13.30 +0.28 +418 230 12k
53 53 62 C C 11.5 FNBCorp 4.8 FNB 10.10 +0.01 +1 1.5m 16o
32 82 20 D D15.8 FfthThr 2.0 FITB 12.18 +0.09 8 13m 12
62 75 79 D B 14.9 FBusnFn 2.2 FBIZ 12.70 0.10 23 4 7
38 52 31 A B16.3 FCmBsh 2.9 FCBC 13.87 0.30 +156 85 12
64 88 60 C C 37.1 FirstF
2.9 THFF 32.77 +0.10 +206 68 13k
63 82 46 B D+ 37.2 FstFnlBk 2.9 FFIN 33.41 0.03 +69 189 17k
19 60 12 E C 12.7 FstHoriz .4 FHN 9.54 0.31 +42 4.7m 99
74 84 38 A B15.1 FstNiag 4.9 FNFG 13.11 0.13 +42 4.3m 14k
41 7 65 C B 34.8 FstRepubBk FRC 32.96 0.85 +999 4.8m 20
60 78 62 C B21.3 FrstSrce 3.2 SRCE 20.08 0.21 +235 95 12k
42 77 20 B C 20.5 Fstmerit 4.0 FMER 16.04 0.02 +11 956 14
56 60 59 C C 11.9 FultnFn 1.9 FULT 10.63 0.03 34 676 16k
5 15 14 C E 175 GldmSch 1.1 GS 130.9 1.45 11 5.7m 9
82 99 89 .. B 17.1 GrpFin
.2 GGAL 12.97 ... 40 129 10
74 95 42 A B191 HDFCBnk 1.1 HDB 163.8 +4.80 +47 298 29
24 77 27 D E 59.1 HSBCHold 3.8 HBC 48.24 0.19 +50 3.7m 13
55 79 18 B B16.5 Heritag .9 HFWA 12.89 +0.08 +893 237 12
84 96 63 B B+ 24.7 HmBk .9 HOMB 23.59 0.19 7 75 16k
35 82 28 D D+ 7.7 HuntBnk .7 HBAN 6.10 0.11 23 10m 12
27 29 49 D B61.3 Iberiabk 2.4 IBKC 56.97 +0.29 +78 274 27k
50 88 42 C C 58.2 ICICIBk
2.5 IBN 46.34 +0.78 +71 2.5m 19o
55 65 49 C C 30.0 IndBMA 2.9 INDB 25.95 0.05 +318 309 13k
75 91 39 A B 26.3 ItauUni
.4 ITUB 22.00 0.11 23 8.3m 12o
34 78 24 C E 48.4 JPMorgC 2.5 r JPM 39.49 0.58 +15 36m 8
21 36 36 D B55.5 KBFncl
.1 KB 46.70 +1.02 +24 199 60o

52-wk
Vol% Vol P

38 82 26 D C 9.8 Keycorp 1.5 KEY 7.93 0.16 +23 15m 9
61 63 57 B B+ 23.7 LakeFinl 2.8 LKFN 22.11 +0.32 +48 54 15
52 70 32 C C 95.0 M&TBnk 3.3 MTB 85.32 0.96 +313 3.5m 13
18 28 49 E D 8.5 MarshIl
.5 MI 7.57 0.10 +184 14m ..k
11 27 13 C D 31.0 MorgStan .9 MS 22.21 0.14 +66 23m 17
10 32 17 C D56.9 NorthnTr 2.5 NTRS 44.98 0.53 +151 4.0m 17
29 68 28 C E 65.2 PNCFinl 2.5 PNC 56.61 0.08 +26 5.0m 9
60 82 83 E C 16.9 PinnclFnPt PNFP 15.03 0.15 15 160 ..k
43 82 38 D B16.5 PrvtBcp .3 PVTB 13.25 0.36 +187 1.4m 57
67 69 78 C B46.8 ProspBs 1.6 PRSP 42.44 0.36 16 250 15k
61 78 47 D B15.7 ProvidFS 3.5 PFS 13.80 +0.03 +12 308 14
9 44 13 E D8.1 RegionF
.7 RF 5.94 0.23 +16 20m ..o
38 57 20 B B18.1 Renasnt 4.7 RNST 14.45 0.18 +147 124 9k
53 92 18 B B26.4 RpBKY 3.2 RBCAA 18.98 0.20 +34 64 4k
43 72 37 B C 63.6 RoyalBk 4.0 RY 54.64 0.35 36 413 14o
2 7 13 E D16.8 RBScotldn
RBS 11.40 0.60 +66 645 ..o
65 48 82 B C 60.7 SVBFincl
SIVB 57.30 0.12 +11 509 22k
36 76 23 B D25.8 SYBcp 3.2 SYBT 22.50 0.55 +218 68 13k
67 82 50 D C+ 19.9 SndySp 1.8 SASR 17.50 0.25 +89 103 16k
52 50 76 C C 97.8 Shinhan 1.1 SHG 94.10 +0.98 36 39 11
94 95 85 B B58.77SigntrBk SBNY 55.81 +0.13 5 194 20
34 49 33 B D 22.1 SouthsBc 3.5 SBSI 19.29 0.02 +151 100 9k
2 16 10 D E 15.6 SWBcOK
OKSB 10.34 0.34 +103 133 17k
75 44 92 D B+ 13.3 StateBcp 1.5 STBC 12.96 0.03 +156 252 22k
28 81 14 E C 15.9 Stellar 1.4 STEL 11.58 0.18 +190 122 29k
29 82 20 E E 33.1 SunTrst
.2 r STI 25.00 0.03 21 4.2m 49
14 37 16 C D+ 17.7 TCFFinl 1.5 TCB 13.56 0.02 40 975 13k
81 84 87 B B26.87TxCapBsh TCBI 25.26 0.14 +40 261 22k
41 68 52 B E 89.8 TorDmBk 3.4 TD 79.71 0.65 28 483 12o
63 10 88 B B27.5 TowerBc 4.2 TOBC 26.89 0.01 +456 389 37
24 48 15 C C 17.0 TwneBk 2.4 TOWN 13.29 +0.25 +149 120 18
35 38 53 A E 20.1 UBS
UBS 17.31 0.22 5 2.9m 9o
57 69 62 C D+ 44.4 UMB Fi 1.9 r UMBF 40.03 ... +22 208 16
26 53 28 B D28.9 USBancp 2.1 r USB 23.92 0.37 +11 14m 13
45 82 29 D C 13.2 Umpqu 1.8 UMPQ 11.12 0.11 +24 905 34
69 68 49 B C 14.3 VallyNBc 5.2 VLY 13.24 +0.01 +52 1.4m 15k
59 83 27 A C 14.7 WashB 1.5 WBCO 13.09 +0.15 +275 122 14
64 73 56 C C+ 25.0 WshTr 4.0 WASH 22.23 0.80 +459 136 13k
53 82 45 D D23.7 WbstrFn 1.0 WBS 19.96 0.15 19 427 19k
29 68 24 C E 34.3 WellsFg 1.8 r WFC 27.26 +0.22 +5 41m 11
22 64 37 D E 21.4 Wesbc 3.2 WSBC 18.80 0.32 +174 126 13
21 11 39 D B 43.0 WooriFin 1.3 WF 38.06 +0.73 83 4 9
31 62 32 E C 25.6 ZionBcp .2 ZION 22.39 0.33 20 2.2m ..
23. ELECTRNCS
Daily
1.0% Change
+2.91%Since
Jan. 1
71 91 46 A C 16.6 AVX
1.5 AVX 14.58 0.12 +90 347 9
60 7 96 B B+ 41.9 AcaciaTc
ACTG 33.85 0.23 18 350 44
97 90 90 A B55.37Agilent
A 48.49 0.89 28 2.6m 19o
72 92 49 A C 59.1 AmphenlA .1 r APH 50.83 0.68 +24 1.3m 17
61 84 59 C D76.2 Anixter
AXE 61.14 0.55 +40 349 13o
68 88 79 B E 47.5 ArrowElec r ARW.36.67 1.29 +12 1.3m 7o
54 88 37 B D 38.0 Avnet
AVT 30.16 0.85 +1 1.2m 7o
62 82 36 B B26.8 BelfusB 1.3 BELFB 20.84 +0.57 +115 53 10
11 44 17 D E 20.2 BenchmrkEl BHE 15.55 0.11 +101 568 11
94 87 79 A C 21.7 BrukerCorp BRKR 18.59 0.04 +654 5.1m 24
21 41 15 C D+ 12.4 CTS
1.3 CTS 8.99 0.24 +184 360 13
37 89 14 C E 12.5 Celestica
CLS 8.08 0.15 44 322 8
97 79 92 A B36.9 Cognex 1.1 CGNX 33.69 +0.16 +53 511 20
89 79 75 B C 65.6 Coherentn r COHR 51.83 +0.39 5 137 17
33 57 20 A E 23.4 Corning 1.1 GLW 17.55 0.24 +21 15m 8o
52 82 30 C B+ 17.3 Daktrncs 1.1 DAKT 10.36 0.07 +4 229 31o
92 87 75 B C+ 56.1 Danaher .2 DHR 51.31 0.87 +37 5.1m 21
83 98 49 B D 43.2 ESCOTe
.9 ESE 35.18 ... +56 182 15
91 77 69 C B+ 17.4 ElsterGroup ELT 16.17 0.07 71 44 15
99 90 95 B B41.6 FEI
r FEIC.36.36 0.63 +32 761 22o
78 84 93 A D32.97Fabrinet
FN 21.83 +0.94 +755 1.4m 12
93 77 96 C D 45.4 FaroTech
FARO 41.44 +0.55 +122 231 56o
61 19 87 D B14.0 GSIGroup
GSIG 11.32 0.33 +999 2.7m ..
69 69 80 B D 18.0 HtWC 2.5 HWCC 14.49 0.22 35 60 21
99 88 99 A B78.67IPGPhot
IPGP 66.17 +0.27 +327 2.2m 43o
78 95 82 A E 59.9 IIVI
IIVI 48.76 0.56 28 134 20o
45 63 12 B D67.6 Itron Inc
ITRI 46.85 0.71 +135 881 11o
74 86 70 B D 23.1 JabilC 1.5 r JBL.19.14 +0.04 +89 7.2m 8o
88 82 89 A B17.1 Kemet
KEM 13.92 0.12 +993 5.5m 6o
62 75 62 B E 111 Kyocera 1.3 KYO 100.8 +0.19 9 6 12
5 18 13 C E 18.9 LGDispl
1.1 LPL 13.82 +0.38 +8 1.6m 33k
81 85 90 B C 19.4 LaBarge Inc
LB 19.25 +0.01 19 94 16
95 84 95 A B16.2 LeCroy
LCRY 11.51 0.64 +999 1.7m 12
79 73 86 A D 66.4 Littelf
1.1 LFUS 55.09 0.80 +3 132 14o
88 84 67 B C 48.7 MTSSys 2.0 r MTSC 39.30 0.65 +57 89 16
40 44 37 C B19.7 MaxwllTch MXWL 15.52 0.06 +58 242 99o
83 71 94 .. C 39.0 MeasSpcl r MEAS 32.81 0.65 +146 255 19
31 77 21 C E 13.7 Methode 2.7 MEI 10.22 0.04 +317 378 14k
96 91 74 A D+ 193 MettlerTole MTD 159.2 2.71 +11 213 21k
69 65 79 B D+ 28.5 Molex 3.1 MOLX 25.91 0.20 20 709 15
70 65 79 B C 23.5 MolxA 3.7 r MOLXA 21.55 0.15 4 127 12
32 82 12 C E 30.0 MultFnElc MFLX 20.92 0.11 +263 300 10o
72 83 65 A C 63.5 NVE
NVEC 55.56 1.12 +29 50 20k
97 73 90 B B 19.8 Newport r NEWP 17.63 0.63 +37 373 13o
87 76 49 A B 15.6 Orbotech
ORBK 12.32 0.21 60 82 6
32 54 21 C B 15.0 Panason
.9 PC 11.75 +0.18 23 335 27
19 29 26 A D33.7 ParkElc 1.5 PKE 26.90 +0.25 +280 187 16
87 82 62 C C+ 28.8 Perknelm 1.1 r PKI 25.98 0.20 +72 1.5m 18
58 74 42 A B39.2 Plantron .6 r PLT 34.89 0.16 +52 793 14o
51 82 52 B E 38.7 Plexus
r PLXS 31.89 0.17 +2 367 13k
45 23 81 C D14.0 Rchrdsn 1.5 r RELL 13.05 +0.15 +201 265 31k
77 72 60 B D+ 43.9 RofinSinar RSTI 31.58 0.31 11 179 18
21 54 9 B D+ 17.3 Sanmina SANM 9.26 0.21 +109 1.7m 6o
82 64 95 A D36.9 Sensata
ST.36.31 +0.20 28 376 19k
68 77 63 B C+ 17.2 Stoneridge
SRI 13.20 0.25 +751 1.3m 23
85 96 80 A C 19.67TTMTch TTMI.15.05 0.33 +409 4.7m 9o
62 61 68 B D 38.6 TeConnc 2.1 r TEL 34.67 +0.17 50 1.3m 12
89 80 84 C B 65.9 ThermoFis r TMO 62.51 1.05 18 2.3m 17o
63 68 69 C C+ 61.9 ThomasBett r TNB 51.03 0.51 14 332 17k
28 3 76 D D+ 63.6 UnivDisply PANL 32.91 1.07 26 921 ..o
38 27 76 D D28.7 Viasyst
VIAS 22.23 +2.38 +645 221 15
68 82 53 A C 19.5 Vicor
VICR 15.33 0.31 +48 136 21k
71 82 83 A E 19.4 Vishay
VSH 14.29 0.33 44 1.6m 7o
81 70 78 C D20.3 VishyPrcisn VPG 17.30 0.82 +999 1.0m 17
99 92 82 A C+ 100 Waters
r WAT 91.48 1.66 11 602 21o
55 75 68 C E 64.9 WescoIntl
WCC 51.75 0.79 13 495 18
88 82 67 C B 16.5 Zygo
ZIGO 12.47 +0.42 +356 234 14

52-wk

Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Vol% Vol P

37 89 11 B D49.4 HewlttPk 1.4 HPQ 34.90 0.33 +79 37m 6o
63 37 93 B C 12.7 Hypercom
HYC 9.16 0.27 +8 1.2m 26o
58 80 23 A C 19.1 IXIA
XXIA 12.19 0.38 +104 725 21k
57 87 22 A D 45.0 JnprNtwk
JNPR 30.02 0.25 +32 12m 22
15 44 8 B D48.1 LexmarkA
LXK 27.46 0.82 3 1.4m 5o
3 20 4 B D23.3 Logitech
LOGI 10.67 0.27 +3 1.6m 12o
86 97 72 B C+ 21.9 MrcryCpt MRCY 17.51 0.12 +97 309 17
82 90 72 B C 53.4 MicrosSys MCRS 47.64 0.88 +31 496 25
78 81 81 B B 20.6 NCR
r NCR 18.23 0.17 3 1.4m 11
79 85 70 A C 33.2 NatInstr 1.4 NATI 28.32 0.04 22 362 24
82 89 50 A C+ 61.0 NetApp
NTAP 49.22 2.04 +66 8.9m 22o
91 63 95 B B 43.7 Netgear
NTGR.41.59 +0.77 +13 632 21
66 84 63 B E 38.5 NICESys
NICE 34.85 +0.05 +35 280 18o
83 98 71 A D 118 OpenTabl OPEN.77.67 1.97 2 1.3m 80o
18 45 24 .. B26.4 PitneyB 6.7 r PBI 22.12 0.54 +87 4.4m 9o
97 93 97 B B 61.7 Polycom
PLCM 60.76 0.39 21 1.2m 35
64 92 18 A C+ 19.2 Qlogic
r QLGC 15.46 0.15 +3 1.5m 10
88 92 80 A B+ 21.17RadiantSys RADS 20.06 0.42 +163 866 18
10 4 22 D E 12.0 Radvision RVSN 7.56 0.09 51 23 58
68 70 53 A D43.1 Radware RDWR 32.48 1.00 14 160 31o
37 73 13 C D+ 18.3 Rimage 3.0 RIMG 13.43 0.05 +155 71 15
48 3 76 B B+ 18.4 Seagate 4.7 r STX 15.35 0.37 +259 38m 9
90 89 91 A D21.9 SilcLtd
SILC 18.84 +0.23 90 3 19
76 82 94 D B23.07SilicGrIn
SGI 15.39 0.86 +6 623 ..o
85 87 90 B C 19.37SuperMicn SMCI 16.47 0.11 +5 233 16
59 91 19 A C+ 33.3 Synaptics SYNA 25.02 1.12 9 412 9o
96 80 93 A A NH Teradata
TDC 57.43 0.61 +8 1.7m 29o
55 37 59 B B 41.9 WestDigtl
WDC 35.18 1.83 +99 6.8m 9
46 62 28 B B12.1 Xerox
1.7 XRX 9.89 0.18 28 9.6m 10
25 26 7 B B17.7 Xyratex
r XRTX 9.82 0.10 +178 875 2
75 78 79 B C 44.5 ZebraTech r ZBRA 39.99 1.02 +14 323 20o

52 96 17 B D44.1 Foster .3 r FSTR 30.82 0.35 +121 130 14
6 13 8 B E 15.6 GerdauA 1.5 GGB 9.68 0.11 18 7.6m 11o
97 93 89 B C 24.87GlbSpMet .7 GSM 20.59 0.31 +6 758 32o
73 55 60 B C 23.9 GraftechIntl GTI 19.03 0.17 +592 8.8m 15o
72 39 98 .. A+NH Hndy&Harmn HNH 14.91 1.19 +999 573 33
93 82 93 C B 61.1 HaynsIn 1.4 HAYN 57.04 0.68 +115 319 33
36 48 41 D D15.1 Insteel
1.0 IIIN 11.98 0.12 +126 145 99k
47 21 81 D D53.7 KaiserAl 1.8 KALU 52.92 +0.98 +67 292 36o
27 49 32 C D41.7 Kaydon 2.1 KDN 36.22 0.14 +161 638 20
25 49 30 D D 27.2 Lawson 2.5 LAWS 19.13 +0.42 +462 86 17
59 68 64 B E 44.9 Materion MTRN 34.33 0.21 9 109 13o
17 27 25 B E 34.7 Mechel 1.1 MTL 24.96 0.12 35 1.4m 15
44 69 23 B D+ 17.1 MetUSA
MUSA 13.97 0.12 +26 156 17k
76 72 84 C D+ 40.1 Mueller 1.1 MLI 36.35 0.07 +67 317 15k
21 22 41 E D+ 15.2 NCIBldg
NCS 11.11 +0.15 +273 563 ..o
75 82 90 B E 19.4 NNInc
r NNBR 12.62 0.40 +999 2.0m 11
96 82 90 A D+ 17.87Noranda
NOR 14.00 +0.23 +415 1.1m 9o
67 58 76 D B26.9 NWPipe
NWPX 23.79 1.27 +109 107 99o
24 48 21 C D49.2 Nucor
3.7 NUE 39.56 0.44 +66 6.0m 47
30 61 29 C D35.0 OlympcSt .3 ZEUS 25.79 0.22 +35 121 26
22 25 27 B D120 POSCO
1.8 PKX 104.1 +2.39 +38 489 9
79 80 82 B B 24.5 ParkOHHld PKOH 19.91 +0.31 +253 200 10
71 77 61 B C+ 40.8 RBCBear
ROLL 37.21 0.72 +37 131 22
57 16 85 D C+ 39.8 RTIIntl
RTI 35.04 0.50 28 491 ..o
31 46 35 C E 60.6 RelStlAl 1.0 RS 48.07 0.51 +34 934 14
49 80 27 C C 69.4 Schnitzr .1 SCHN 52.71 0.69 +63 457 14
53 82 29 C C 22.4 SimsGrp 1.9 SMS 17.01 0.28 49 33 20o
25 36 25 C D+ 20.7 StlDyna 2.6 STLD 15.66 0.14 +4 3.9m 18
54 72 46 B D+ 51.1 Tenaris 1.6 TS 43.55 0.46 0 1.3m 20o
15 14 11 A D 43.9 Ternium 2.6 TX 29.10 0.11 38 334 9
73 81 77 A D57.8 Timken 1.7 TKR 46.98 1.67 +51 1.5m 13o
51 62 23 C D 22.9 Titanm
1.7 TIE 17.28 0.17 +5 2.7m 36o
11 38 12 D E 64.0 USSteel .5
X 41.82 1.29 6 7.7m ..o
Daily
Since
25. MACHINE
1.0% Change +4.31%Jan. 1 98 70 98 B A NH UnivStnls USAP 44.50 +1.87 +126 192 18
73 88 59 B D+ 116 Valmont .8 VMI 89.87 0.86 26 121 20
83 90 79 B C 27.6 ABB
4.6 ABB 24.71 0.16 2 3.2m 20 62 45 81 B C 21.9 Worthn 2.0 WOR 19.67 0.27 +29 898 15
66 80 49 B C 47.9 AZZ
2.3 AZZ 43.49 +0.73 +203 173 15
69 72 59 B B 30.4 Actuant
.2 ATU 25.78 0.21 +36 1.2m 17
Daily
0.9% Change
1.15%Since
Jan. 1
92 93 92 B B 27.57AltraHld AIMC 23.45 0.46 3 197 20 27. CHIPS
30 80 1 A E 38.9 AmSprcnd AMSC 8.11 0.03 9 1.6m 6
94 91 94 A C+ 32.27ArmHld.4 ARMH.28.07 0.06 25 2.7m 58o
89 94 84 A C+ 47.0 Ametek .6 AME 42.52 0.50 29 557 21o
97 82 87 A C 45.4 ASMIntl 1.3 ASMI 36.59 +0.64 +54 130 11o
55 60 69 C C+ 40.0 AstecInd
ASTE 35.27 0.01 5 92 23k 74 82 35 A E 45.9 ASML 1.4 ASML.34.98 0.58 32 1.7m 8
60 89 67 C E 36.0 Babcock&Wil BWC 28.15 0.44 14 465 19 65 19 74 B C 21.3 ATMI
r ATMI 19.11 0.38 +22 180 20
40 58 20 B C 45.5 BadgerM 1.5 BMI 36.77 +0.13 23 92 20k 80 82 31 A B 18.5 AdvEngy
AEIS 13.85 +0.16 +182 1.3m 8
29 45 30 C E 24.2 BrigStrt 2.3 BGG 19.15 +0.04 +57 609 14 43 82 14 B E 9.6 AdvaMcrDv AMD 6.90 0.16 7 16m 10
91 87 86 A B 91.97Bucyrus .1 BUCY 91.64 0.08 +7 1.0m 22 62 45 67 B D20.4 Aeroflex
ARX 16.80 0.15 +999 2.1m 25
85 54 84 B B+ 18.2 CalgnCarb
CCC 17.44 0.03 +5 643 32o 84 99 39 A D45.0 Aixtron 1.8 AIXG.32.97 1.02 +18 269 11o
72 82 69 B D52.5 Cascade 1.8 CASC 44.01 0.79 +103 126 12
56 16 62 A B15.0 AlphaOm
AOSL 13.53 +0.24 +999 966 7
75 81 77 A E 116 Caterplr 1.8 CAT.100.0 0.54 +4 8.5m 17
94 96 90 A D+ 49.6 Altera
.6 ALTR.43.63 0.74 18 3.8m 16
87 89 72 C B48.0 Circor
.4 CIR 40.13 0.38 +97 158 18
86 82 67 A D+ 30.8 AmtechSys ASYS 18.59 0.66 +391 1.3m 8o
88 86 72 B B+ 45.7 Clarcor
.9 r CLC 45.38 0.04 +54 379 20
85 89 64 A C+ 43.3 AnalogD 2.7 r ADI 37.32 0.66 +3 3.1m 13o
95 98 86 A B 106 CleanH
CLH 99.3 +0.29 6 177 18o
66 80 20 A D16.9 AppMat 2.6 AMAT 12.40 0.36 +16 21m 9o
96 97 93 B B 24.07Colfaxn
CFX 23.36 0.28 +46 202 22
94 98 95 A D+ 16.8 Atmel
r ATML 13.06 0.35 48 4.0m 16o
49 75 55 B E 70.0 CooprInd 2.0 CBE 58.14 1.54 +117 1.8m 16
95 98 93 A B+ 36.37AvagoT 1.0 r AVGO 35.52 0.30 +317 8.5m 13o
94 91 84 B B 26.7 DXPEnterpr DXPE 24.07 0.09 +34 106 16k 52 82 25 C E 13.4 BTU Intl
BTUI 7.04 +0.05 +8 30 15
83 82 69 A C 63.0 Donalds 1.0 DCI 58.09 0.09 +86 491 21o 46 55 13 A C 47.4 Brdcom 1.1 r BRCM 32.22 0.57 43 5.9m 15o
91 87 77 A B 69.3 Dover
1.7 DOV 63.65 1.21 17 1.2m 16 91 82 72 A C+ 14.6 BrooksAut BRKS 10.27 0.31 26 321 6
68 82 53 C C 28.5 EncorWi .3 WIRE 23.21 +0.06 +12 116 19o 97 76 99 C ANH CVDEqpmnt CVV 13.60 +0.14 +4 47 50
81 98 66 B C 40.3 EnerSys
r ENS 31.93 0.37 5 317 12 69 65 68 B E 52.7 CabotMic r CCMP 44.27 0.34 +22 203 18
77 42 90 C B 46.1 EnPro
NPO 44.67 0.43 13 200 17 90 82 83 A D 48.37Cavium
CAVM 40.60 0.44 20 806 38o
36 63 24 C D135 Flowser 1.2 FLS 104.2 1.53 +15 739 14o 99 99 97 A A35.6 CEVA
CEVA 29.61 0.34 +2 248 43
25 28 32 C D39.8 FosterWh FWLT 28.97 0.50 31 1.3m 20o 58 94 10 A D+ 25.5 CirrusLgc r CRUS 14.19 0.41 46 1.9m 11
72 65 85 B D+ 48.2 FrankElc 1.2 FELE 44.74 +0.45 +25 127 22 66 82 16 A C 17.4 Cohu
1.9 COHU 12.47 0.08 +114 152 7k
95 92 89 B C 87.0 GardnrD
.3 GDI 79.05 1.29 16 354 20 19 60 4 B E 76.1 Cree
CREE 33.96 0.56 +5 3.7m 17o
CYMI 47.67 0.28 45 166 13
43 27 82 .. B+ 21.1 Generac
GNRC 18.78 0.28 +358 522 11 93 80 76 A C 58.2 Cymer
67 81 79 C E 49.3 GenlCable
BGC 39.09 0.15 14 670 17o 83 70 90 A D24.0 CyprsSemi r CY 19.90 0.22 46 1.6m 19
DIOD 24.71 0.40 28 266 12o
39 24 88 C E 30.2 GlbPrEqGp GLPW 25.25 0.23 +999 1.7m 14 66 72 59 A D34.7 Diodes
ESIO 17.78 +0.04 +528 696 31
91 93 90 B D+ 36.7 Gormanr 1.1 GRC 33.34 0.23 +37 65 24k 95 73 85 B A20.0 ElecSci
FCS 16.51 +0.15 3 2.3m 9
88 76 91 A D52.1 Graco
1.7 GGG 48.85 0.52 59 161 24k 81 77 91 A D21.0 FairchldSm
61 90 28 B D+ 26.3 Graham .4 GHM 18.20 0.38 +80 113 28 27 40 18 D D11.5 FormFactor r FORM 8.76 0.13 29 316 ..o
37 55 14 B B+ 25.1 HarbinElec HRBN 14.95 +0.27 +17 2.3m 6o
46 82 38 D D14.0 Hardinge .2 HDNG 10.19 0.16 +230 144 92
61 86 17 A B+ 18.2 HLSSys
HOLI 10.40 +0.53 18 703 12o
77 81 71 B C+ 73.1 HubbllB 2.4 HUBB 62.07 0.84 +127 541 15k Junior Growth Close 1039.5717.94 (1.7%) Since Jan 1, +4.91%
81 82 93 D B32.8 Hurco
HURC 30.74 +0.34 +999 644 78
Coach
CitrixSys
Garmin
JacobsEng
89 79 79 B C 47.5 IDEX
1.6 IEX 43.49 0.62 +33 407 20 CareerEd
JosABkCl
MobilTel
99Cents
NetApp
Qlogic
72 76 64 B E 58.8 ILToolWk 2.5 r ITW 54.35 0.53 28 2.3m 16
Rollins
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43 86 15 A E 21.2 IndSvAm
IDSA 10.00 +0.22 30 28 8 WholeFd
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65 85 45 C D 52.3 IngersRd 1.1 r IR 43.13 1.41 +86 5.2m 16
23 45 9 B D30.0 InsitfTch
INSU 19.25 +0.21 +118 748 13
50 89 27 B D16.1 Jinpan
1.3 JST 10.87 +0.29 55 37 11o
63 81 37 B E 21.2 JBeanTc 1.6 JBT 17.81 0.04 +85 199 13
83 94 74 A C 103 JoyGlbl .8 JOYG.86.65 1.09 18 1.5m 17o
87 75 91 B B33.0 Kadant
r KAI 28.82 +0.10 +221 305 18
93 96 82 B C+ 38.4 KamanA 1.7 KAMN 33.46 0.36 +14 154 16
77 82 81 B C 44.1 Knnmtl 1.2 r KMT 39.90 0.73 +10 1.0m 16
8 26 4 B E 34.7 LGLGroup
LGL 9.51 0.29 55 7 3
62 75 53 B D+ 39.6 LincnElc 1.9 LECO 33.27 0.92 +86 684 19
36 44 77 E D23.2 Manitowc .5 MTW 15.34 0.81 28 1.9m 99o S & P 400 Close 9467.65 (0.8%)
Since Jan 1, +4.27%
35 52 21 C C+ 12.5 MetPro 2.5 MPR 10.23 0.14 +151 71 23
57 44 54 B B 26.8 NIDEC
1.0 NJ 23.48 +0.24 39 46 20k
41 76 20 B C 132 NACCO 2.3 NC 92.16 +0.99 +159 82 7
97 96 86 A C+ 59.4 Nordsn .8 r NDSN 51.34 0.50 +999 5.7m 17
26 2 62 E C 24.2 PMFG
PMFG 18.73 +0.35 +202 89 ..
88 93 79 A D+ 59.5 Pall
1.3 PLL 54.17 0.46 +10 860 19o
80 85 71 B D 99 ParkHan 1.7 PH 85.04 1.02 38 1.2m 14o
76 68 69 C B 40.6 Pentair 2.1 r PNR 38.74 0.46 +81 1.1m 17o
31 35 52 D C 40.9 Powell Inds POWL 34.32 +0.68 +39 61 20
86 89 66 B B26.2 Progressv 2.0 BIN 24.99 0.33 27 206 26
37 40 32 B D+ 76.7 RegalBel 1.1 RBC 63.57 0.61 +51 512 16
53 66 42 C B 33.1 RepbSvc 2.6 r RSG 30.49 0.61 +31 3.4m 17o Dow Indus. Close 11934.6115.42 (0.96%) Since Jan 1, +3.08%
Leading Market Indexes
82 82 78 A C+ 98.2 RockwlA 2.1 ROK 80.62 1.12 64 516 20o

60 43 79 D C 87.1 SPX
1.3 SPW 79.24 0.19 +12 526 21o
88 82 98 A E 65.07SauerDnf
SHS 44.45 0.58 +2 181 12
91 92 72 A B95.7 Stericycle SRCL.85.61 1.37 0 479 32o
45 79 29 B D 55.7 Stratasys
SSYS 31.82 1.17 5 340 45
89 78 92 A D+ 54.3 SunHydr 1.2 SNHY 44.30 0.43 +31 97 27
73 86 78 D C 28.7 Team
r TISI 22.39 0.28 +242 293 21
74 68 59 C B 43.8 Tennant 1.8 r TNC 38.28 0.47 5 80 27
26 50 23 D D38.5 Terex
TEX 26.09 0.68 28 1.4m ..
67 91 32 C C 27.2 TetraTech
TTEK 22.63 +0.48 +291 1.1m 17
80 82 97 A D29.4 ThreeDSys
DDD 18.72 0.52 40 539 36o
Daily
79 87 56 A C 18.5 USEcolo 4.2 ECOL 17.04 0.05 24 48 18
24. COMPUTER 1.6% Change
+2.47%Since
Jan. 1
88 88 81 B B+ 32.77WstCnn 1.0 WCN 31.25 0.25 +24 674 23k
59 58 52 B C+ 39.7 WsteMin 3.7 WM 36.80 0.30 9 2.5m 17o
SECTOR LEADERS
98 99 92 A D+ 44.77Riverbed RVBD.34.88 0.65 +240 14m 50 56 84 38 C E 39.5 Woodwrd .9 r WWD 32.36 0.24 17 244 19o
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ALLT 15.74 0.24
86 99 56 A D 364 AppleInc
AAPL 326.4 4.88
21 56 16 D E 40.8 BlackBox .9 BBOX 29.64 0.91
23 55 12 B E 32.2 BluCoat
r BCSI 21.46 0.39
46 34 59 B C+ 52.3 Canon
3.1 r CAJ 46.80 +0.11
28 54 9 A E 26.0 Cisco 1.6 r CSCO 14.93 0.54
79 90 79 B B17.0 DellInc
DELL 15.93 0.34
28 55 24 C C 37.1 Diebold 3.7 r DBD 29.98 0.63
85 67 90 D A13.4 DigiIntl
DGII 13.00 0.40
87 91 72 A D+ 28.7 EMC
r EMC.25.64 0.95
85 82 91 C B 19.2 ElecImag
r EFII 16.50 0.14
90 74 92 B A36.0 EZchip
EZCH 34.52 0.44
26. METALS
30 111 68 12 8 29 D D+ 17.9
+6 16m 15 54 35 65 C E 73.5
+39 94 9 20 28 20 C C 26.8
24 663 15o 19 34 20 B C 29.8
58 149 19 16 23 25 C D38.9
+61 122m 9o 79 75 84 C B 25.9
+23 33m 8o 97 82 92 C ANH
+7 474 13 32 50 34 D C 19.3
+44 144 38k 20 29 35 D E 20.8
+19 22m 19 34 64 17 D C 18.2
+26 322 18k 28 76 7 A E 18.4
30 147 31o 40 61 56 C E 29.7
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1.0% Change
1.60%Since
Jan. 1
AKSteel 1.4 AKS 14.22 0.25 40 4.7m ..o

AllegTch 1.2 ATI 60.01 0.75 5 1.8m 52o
AlmChina .1 ACH 20.52 +0.14 +35 318 99o
AmpcoPit 3.1 AP 23.24 0.17 +15 27 8
ArcelrMt 2.0 MT 32.02 0.20 +21 4.6m 15o
BarnesG 1.4
B 23.45 0.13 +59 860 21
CarpTech 1.4 CRS 53.26 +0.12 +35 756 46o
CastleAM
CAS 16.21 0.34 +144 139 99
CenturyAl CENX 14.22 0.18 +26 2.5m 59o
CmrclMt 3.4 CMC 13.99 0.30 +5 1.2m ..o
ComphSi 5.3 SID 11.81 0.07 31 3.2m 11o
DynMatl .8 BOOM 21.05 0.62 +57 141 42
Russell 2000 Close 797.794.89 (0.61%)
Since Jan 1, +1.8%
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6 6 6 6 6 High Stock
88 91 66 A D+ 67.6 Hittite
HITT 59.50 0.17 +195 465 22
89 80 87 A B16.0 IxysCp
r IXYS 13.37 0.13 +62 166 14
36 30 21 A C+ 27.2 Inphi
IPHI 16.48 0.24 +409 1.5m 25
82 76 56 A B 24.0 Intel
3.4 r INTC 21.20 0.51 +33 93m 9
34 30 39 B C 15.8 Intersil
3.8 ISIL 12.50 0.18 12 1.7m 10k
55 82 41 C D35.3 IntlRect
r IRF 26.09 0.24 16 468 13
79 82 49 A D51.8 KLATncr 2.6 r KLAC 39.03 0.43 +53 3.7m 9o
58 20 85 B B7.7 LSICorp
r LSI 6.83 0.16 13 6.4m 14o
62 77 20 A E 59.1 LamResrch r LRCX.43.22 0.12 +2 2.7m 7o
48 91 35 .. C 36.1 LinearT 3.0 r LLTC 31.78 0.56 36 1.7m 11
48 82 6 C D+ 15.0 MEMCElctr WFR 8.08 0.34 16 5.5m 20o
78 69 57 A D33.9 MKSI 2.4 MKSI 25.08 0.18 +8 479 9
9 15 13 .. C 15.6 Magnachip
MX 11.57 0.71 34 51 42
32 51 11 B C 22.0 MarvellTc r MRVL 14.06 0.40 +20 16m 9o
81 71 76 A C 28.4 Mxmltg 3.5 MXIM.24.10 0.49 27 1.7m 15o
76 49 87 B B32.8 Mellanox MLNX 28.74 +0.17 54 110 29
34 69 13 A E 15.0 Micrel 1.4 r MCRL 10.05 +0.07 +20 602 11k
86 82 70 A B41.5 Micrchp 3.8 MCHP 36.55 0.69 6 1.9m 15o
5 3 10 B E 12.0 MicronTech
MU 7.21 1.22 +222 118m 11o
75 89 56 A D25.0 Microsemi MSCC.19.72 0.28 +90 1.1m 13
40 83 7 A E 18.2 MIPSTech MIPS. 6.63 0.20 51 1.0m 12o
34 48 31 B D19.9 MnPwSy r MPWR 15.14 +0.09 +64 662 14
97 80 84 A B 20.0 Nanomtrcs r NANO 16.86 +0.04 +61 608 9o
63 21 98 B B24.8 NatSemi 1.6 NSM 24.64 0.06 15 4.3m 20
95 94 85 A B+ 43.77NetLogic NETL.39.03 0.04 14 1.2m 24o
94 82 72 A C+ 41.8 Novellus
NVLS 34.37 +0.16 +4 3.6m 9
36 20 68 C D 26.2 Nvidia
NVDA 15.74 0.47 31 13m 23o
80 82 90 B D+ 35.37NXPSmcdrs NXPI 23.46 +0.05 41 954 15o
89 82 78 B B 37.1 OmniVisTc OVTI 31.07 +0.16 9 1.8m 12o
38 55 19 C B11.6 PericmSem PSEM 8.74 0.06 +102 140 15
52 54 46 B C+ 43.9 PwrIntg .5 POWI 36.71 +0.02 +158 481 19o
47 82 8 A D18.2 RDAMicroelec RDA 9.23 +0.03 +299 213 16
26 24 8 B B 22.8 Rambus
RMBS 14.21 0.23 +340 8.5m 99
37 82 6 A E 35.9 RubiconTn RBCN.16.54 0.48 11 724 8o
95 82 81 A B12.87RudolphTch RTEC 10.49 0.05 +117 639 8
78 85 66 A C 25.4 STEC
STEC 17.34 0.23 50 1.1m 16o
38 39 18 A D+ 53.6 SanDisk
SNDK.38.94 3.94 +224 19m 8
18 38 1 B D 32.1 SemldsCo
LEDS 7.51 0.36 35 52 17k
94 93 85 A C 29.5 Semtech SMTC.25.72 0.17 +52 867 14o
15 39 5 B D15.0 SigmaDsgn SIGM 8.01 0.06 +52 586 7o
38 46 23 B C+ 50.3 SilcnLab
SLAB 39.06 0.69 +48 631 18o
69 99 23 A C+ 37.8 SkywksSl r SWKS 22.87 0.41 38 3.0m 14
54 82 58 .. C 21.6 Spansion
CODE 18.56 0.05 +735 3.6m 8k
57 82 24 A D24.2 Spreadtrn r SPRD 14.10 +0.88 +178 5.2m 7o
59 71 30 B C+ 30.4 StdMicro r SMSC 23.43 +0.09 +380 744 14
41 82 27 C E 13.5 STMicro 3.7 STM 9.23 0.12 7 1.7m 10
33 51 21 B D+ 27.9 Supertex r SUPX 21.14 0.05 +345 276 18
78 73 72 A D14.1 TaiwSem 6.3 TSM 12.40 0.44 +61 25m 11o
74 64 52 A D19.2 Teradyne
r TER 14.13 0.23 +33 5.1m 6o
39 58 16 A D23.2 Tessera
TSRA 16.16 0.07 +98 657 9o
61 64 59 A E 36.7 TexsInst 1.6 r TXN 31.53 0.59 +39 13m 12
77 96 63 A E 15.2 TriQuint
TQNT.10.52 0.30 15 3.5m 12o
99 98 95 B B 33.9 Ultratech
UTEK 29.50 0.76 11 347 32
98 82 97 A C 61.6 VarianSm VSEA.61.34 0.10 9 2.9m 17o
93 82 70 A C+ 57.7 VeecoInst r VECO.47.01 1.03 +7 1.3m 8o
73 38 92 C D 15.1 Verigy
VRGY 14.97 +0.01 27 1.4m 29
47 44 36 B B28.4 Volterra
r VLTR 23.15 0.30 8 149 16
90 90 83 A C 36.5 Xilinx
2.2 XLNX 34.64 0.33 +24 5.5m 14
13 6 25 E C 11.4 Zoran
ZRAN 8.49 0.02 +67 1.2m ..o
Daily
+0.5% Change
4.13%Since
Jan. 1
28. S&Ls
81 86 84 D B11.3
38 75 21 D E 15.3
54 49 43 B D+ 17.0
23 9 24 B D29.9
72 68 63 D B 22.9
57 67 20 C A11.7
84 84 70 C B 12.2
72 70 53 B C+ 15.9
76 71 90 D D+ 16.7
41 59 25 C C 15.2
80 82 81 E B14.0
27 51 7 C D 13.3
79 95 54 B E 15.1
39 59 17 A E 19.3
84 76 71 C B+ 14.3
71 86 49 C B12.7
67 91 42 B D 14.7
77 79 77 E B15.9
85 86 73 C B 16.3
59 76 32 C D14.5
30 56 16 D D+ 11.1
56 69 22 C B11.8
21 21 24 E C+ 13.0
71 39 61 C B+ 20.7
74 73 50 C B+ 16.8
94 99 75 B B+ 16.9
30 40 19 D C 51.0
52 82 24 E C+ 18.5
AllBcPa 1.5 ALLB 10.91 0.08 89 2 43

AstoriaF 4.1 AF 12.83 +0.10 +57 1.3m 13
BOFIHldg
BOFI 14.80 +0.09 +502 280 8
Bankuni 2.1 BKU 26.46 0.57 +999 2.6m 13
BerkHll 2.9 BHLB 21.72 +0.23 +114 90 20k
BrklneB 3.7 BRKL 9.16 +0.14 +27 711 18k
CliftnS 2.2 CSBK 10.99 +0.41 +999 140 31
DimeB 3.9 DCOM 14.23 0.01 +379 455 10k
FrstPacT 3.0 FPTB 14.83 0.24 +999 850 24
FlushFin 4.1 FFIC 12.55 0.08 +215 326 10k
FoxCha
.3 FXCB 13.68 0.17 +999 822 54
HudsCB 4.0 HCBK 7.94 0.06 20 3.5m 8
InvBncp
r ISBC 13.90 +0.09 +165 462 23
NYCmtyBc 6.7 NYB 14.94 0.15 +135 7.7m 12o
NthfldB 1.7 r NFBK 14.10 +0.13 +349 141 37
NstBch 3.6 r NWBI 12.14 +0.06 +181 1.6m 21
OceanFt 3.7 OCFC 13.00 0.16 +239 128 11k
OmniAm
OABC 14.99 +0.61 +426 158 93
Oritani 3.2 r ORIT 12.65 +0.04 +137 764 24
PeopUtd 4.9 PBCT 12.86 0.09 7 4.3m 30
ProvBc 2.9 PBNY 8.34 +0.08 +177 178 15
RomFn 3.2 r ROMA 9.93 +0.29 +650 134 55k
TFSFincln
TFSL 9.43 0.02 +26 411 ..o
Territr 1.8 r TBNK 20.33 +0.16 +185 88 19
UtdFnB 2.1 r UBNK 15.23 0.08 +402 184 21k
ViewPtF 1.5 VPFG 13.52 +0.02 +999 2.0m 19k
WSFSFi 1.3 WSFS 37.69 1.38 +253 102 25
WshFed 1.5 WFSL 15.50 ... 16 595 22k
29. ENERGY
Daily
0.9% Change
+0.30%Since
Jan. 1
SECTOR LEADERS
96 99 98 A ANH 7GTSolar
SOLR 15.30 +0.27 +217 14m 12o
16 2 31 D D+ 21.4 ATPO&G
ATPG 14.67 0.54 4 1.3m ..o
66 93 54 A E 58.0 AllHld 4.6 AHGP 47.83 +0.66 44 53 15
78 92 81 A E 84.17AllcRes 4.8 ARLP 74.65 +1.15 57 58 10o
78 66 93 D D+ 15.6 AlonUSA 1.6 ALJ 10.22 0.45 +76 748 ..
27 46 17 B D68.1 AlphaNtRs ANR 42.71 0.91 22 5.6m 20o
75 86 78 A E 17.5 AmerscoA AMRC 14.02 +0.45 +345 1.2m 18
46 46 33 B C 51.5 Amerigas 6.7 APU 44.46 +0.23 40 40 28
47 3 93 D B34.0 Amyris
AMRS 30.12 +1.00 +705 1.4m ..o
44 33 84 C E 85.5 Anadarko .5 APC 72.46 0.03 3 4.4m 42o
63 67 59 A D 134 Apache
.5 APA 116.0 1.43 1 2.8m 11
75 72 93 B D34.9 Approachn AREX 21.77 0.42 +67 839 53o
30 77 15 B E 37.0 ArchCoal 1.7 ACI 25.30 0.58 25 4.9m 17o
84 82 99 E C 27.47AtlasEn 2.1 ATLS 21.39 0.27 40 309 29o
55 15 97 D D 37.9 AtlasPi 5.0 APL 31.84 0.35 78 89 ..o
83 62 85 A C 46.9 AtwoodOcn ATW 41.86 +0.25 +40 1.0m 10o
60 48 64 B D+ 49.5 BPplc
4.0 BP 41.90 0.68 +9 8.7m 5o
31 44 38 B E 131 BPPrdh 8.8 BPT 109.0 0.65 50 50 12o
91 78 88 B C 79.2 BakrHugh .9 BHI.67.27 2.98 +27 6.8m 25o
64 31 86 B B+ 45.8 BarrettBl
BBG 44.92 0.13 +18 843 27o
89 68 99 D B31.5 BasicEn
BAS 28.00 +0.26 +40 1.1m ..
38 15 81 B E 62.0 BaytexEn 4.8 BTE 50.47 1.15 62 134 28o
71 41 91 B C 53.5 BerryPe
.6 BRY 50.01 +0.56 +122 1.4m 31o
35 45 21 B E 34.2 BdwkPpl 7.3 BWP 28.52 0.07 35 329 19
69 69 57 B E 15.4 BoltTech r BOLT 11.78 +0.05 +60 37 17
20 9 51 E E 23.1 BreitBrn 8.7 BBEP 19.26 0.09 58 193 ..o
82 82 76 A D37.9 BrigmExpl BEXP.26.89 0.29 +234 11m 34o
79 73 76 C B52.4 Bristow 1.3 BRS 45.82 0.67 39 142 13
60 58 45 B D71.7 BuckeyeP 6.3 BPL 63.95 +0.30 46 196 24o
50 24 86 E D 38.1 CoGnGeoV
CGV 32.94 0.91 35 68 ..o
78 96 63 A C 271 CNOOC
2.3 CEO 226.5 3.25 27 163 12
85 40 98 C B+ 24.9 CVREgyn
CVI 22.79 1.54 +372 12m 17o
61 16 97 D A63.4 CabotO&G .2 COG 61.45 0.04 +8 1.9m 69
56 55 74 E B 17.1 Calpinen
CPN 15.72 0.18 +34 2.8m 44o
73 61 68 D C 25.0 Calumet 8.7 CLMT 21.75 0.24 59 85 23o
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63 71 31 B C 63.2 Cameron
CAM 45.70 0.93 33 3.1m 19o
12 32 26 B E 52.0 CdnNtRe 1.0 CNQ 38.76 0.96 5 3.3m 19o
98 95 96 A C+ 169 CarboCe .5 CRR.149.8 +1.40 +226 1.7m 38o
70 43 92 B B40.9 Carrizo
CRZO 36.49 0.38 +3 791 26o
29 15 58 D C 40.7 Cenovus 2.5 CVE 33.83 0.10 18 1.3m 38o
95 85 98 C B55.87ChartInds GTLS 49.90 +1.63 +95 831 46
21 18 31 .. D+ 24.5 Chenier
9 CQP 17.56 +0.12 62 69 62o
38 39 56 B D36.0 ChesEngy 1.2 CHK 28.01 0.96 +11 10m 9o
69 67 48 B D29.3 ChkMdPt 5.3 CHKM 26.51 +0.06 79 21 10
74 83 71 A E 109 Chevron 3.2 r CVX 97.90 1.46 +3 8.0m 9o
33 79 3 A E 14.7 ChMnYnWd
MY 5.67 0.21 63 160 6
70 85 54 B E 111 ChinaPet 2.9 SNP 95.88 +1.60 +30 258 7o
28 32 31 B D 117 Cimarex
.5 XEC 83.95 1.84 +38 1.6m 14o
18 28 11 B E 109 ClayWEgy CWEI 55.79 1.84 20 105 54
50 62 66 C D24.7 CloudPkn
CLD 20.38 +0.50 +194 4.0m 10o
42 41 83 .. C 17.2 CobaltIEnn
CIE 13.18 +0.32 +235 3.4m ..o
97 82 91 B B+ 34.87CompPdS
CPX 30.22 0.83 +26 2.1m 18
22 23 41 E D 33.0 ComstckRes CRK 27.33 0.61 +335 4.2m ..o
80 93 66 A E 110 ConchoRn
CXO 85.73 0.44 2 1.0m 29o
63 51 69 B D+ 81.8 ConocPh 3.7 r COP 71.43 1.57 +44 12m 11o
42 42 57 A E 56.3 ConslEng .9 CNX 46.87 0.74 +6 3.2m 20o
71 79 57 A D65.0 Contango
MCF 56.00 +0.12 +60 174 14o
85 83 64 A B 73.5 ContlResn
CLR 60.51 1.06 13 1.0m 29o
45 6 71 D C+ 37.4 CopanEn 6.8 CPNO 33.79 +0.15 72 85 ..
91 86 82 A C+ 111 CoreLa
.9 CLB 105.7 2.25 +9 537 33
22 48 28 D E 17.8 CovantaH 1.9 r CVA 16.08 0.26 25 910 59k
37 54 41 C E 15.0 CredoPetr r CRED 9.49 0.11 82 3 36
93 97 68 A D+ 33.0 CrstdMd 6.4 CMLP 27.47 0.20 73 28 18
70 49 89 E B11.9 Crosstex 3.3 XTXI 11.00 0.23 +115 934 ..o
71 52 90 E B20.0 Crosstx 6.6 XTEX 17.68 0.19 62 69 ..
64 36 75 B D 44.8 DCPMidP 6.2 DPM 40.43 +0.59 31 95 37o
37 82 6 A E 15.4 DagoEnergy
DQ 7.60 0.23 50 112 2
27 11 45 D E 50.8 DawsnGeo DWSN 31.35 0.88 +53 121 ..
90 65 97 D C+ 15.4 Delek
1.1 DK 14.01 0.23 +108 605 56o
51 73 33 A D26.0 DenbryRes DNR 18.70 0.43 +64 8.3m 23o
25 19 41 B E 93.6 DevEngy .9 DVN 76.61 0.88 +22 3.6m 14o
46 48 35 B D 81.2 DiamndOf .7 DO 67.71 0.34 +41 2.7m 10
21 22 31 B E 30.1 DorchMn 6.5 DMLP 26.12 0.26 74 14 24
65 49 83 C D55.9 DresserR
DRC 50.21 0.67 47 723 30o
50 49 42 B D+ 83.8 DrilQuip
DRQ 65.76 +0.08 +52 634 24o
74 42 90 C C 43.4 DuncanE 4.4 DEP 41.70 +0.38 43 52 25
54 82 67 .. D 32.9 ECAMrcl 7.8 ECT 26.81 0.25 76 29 15
29 35 27 C D121 EOGRes
.7 EOG 98.27 1.89 6 1.9m 70o
66 52 81 B B 54.3 EQTCorp 1.8 EQT 49.18 0.63 +87 2.0m 30o
47 9 89 B E 60.0 EVEngy 5.9 EVEP 51.16 +0.85 72 94 75o
52 12 95 D C 13.0 EaglRkE 5.5 EROC 10.85 0.26 62 150 ..
91 97 77 A C+ 51.9 Ecopetr 4.0 EC 42.30 0.04 +17 398 17
82 42 92 B B+ 21.5 ElPaso
.2 EP 19.46 0.34 +5 13m 21o
89 85 58 A C 38.0 ElPasoP 5.4 EPB 34.28 +0.08 60 368 16o
38 14 66 .. D33.9 EnbrEM
EEQ 30.80 0.03 47 43 ..
51 42 53 B E 34.6 EnbrEner 6.7 EEP 30.55 +0.44 23 377 21
1 3 22 D E 35.2 Encana 2.8 r ECA 28.95 0.23 21 3.2m 82
34 30 37 B E 25.5 EncoreE
9 ENP 20.50 0.15 68 53 18o
63 44 90 B B15.0 EndvrIntl
END 13.00 0.28 +191 861 11
52 57 62 B D 65.4 Energen 1.0 EGN 54.96 0.23 +11 559 13o
32 58 36 D E 18.6 EngyPtrsn
EPL 14.13 0.30 28 247 56
69 28 75 B B47.3 EngyTEq 5.2 ETE 43.06 2.51 +109 921 56o
28 22 29 C E 55.5 EngyTsfr 7.5 ETP 47.90 +0.08 44 529 41o
87 82 88 B B37.2 EgyXXI
EXXI 31.49 ... 25 733 30o
51 82 70 E D33.3 Enerplus 7.3 ERF 30.14 0.26 39 525 99o
43 61 38 B E 53.8 ENISPA 4.5
E 44.04 0.89 14 806 8
37 19 52 C D+ 60.3 ENSCO
2.7 ESV 51.44 0.07 27 2.6m 16
68 60 53 C D 44.4 EntpsPrd 5.8 EPD 41.56 +0.26 44 709 32o
43 27 63 B D21.0 ExcoRes .9 r XCO 18.78 0.33 11 2.1m 36o
14 2 13 E C 30.0 ExterranH
EXH 20.03 0.64 +528 4.9m ..
43 9 51 C B 31.4 ExterrP 7.5 EXLP 25.53 0.43 64 80 ..
73 82 67 A E 88.2 ExxonMbl 2.4 XOM 76.78 1.66 +95 36m 10o
56 57 60 C E 50.3 FMCTech
FTI 39.77 0.62 36 1.5m 28o
31 27 19 B E 29.0 Ferllgas 8.9 FGP 22.58 0.13 50 127 99o
27 58 14 B B175 FstSolar
FSLR 116.6 5.89 10 1.7m 16o
11 16 8 B D40.2 ForestOil
FST 25.45 0.94 44 1.7m 17o
96 82 96 C B+ 32.9 FrontOil
.4 FTO 28.68 2.71 +125 6.3m 13o
67 34 81 D C+ 29.8 GenesEn 5.8 GEL 28.12 0.20 45 59 52o
45 68 45 A E 32.9 Geores
GEOI 20.73 0.37 +49 541 18
64 34 97 E C+ 19.1 GlbGeoph
GGS 16.82 0.25 +934 1.2m ..
44 13 34 B B 30.0 GlobPtrs 8.1 GLP 24.63 0.14 24 64 26
29 29 56 D D 23.8 GoodrPet
GDP 17.98 0.07 +16 881 ..o
45 19 85 E D+ 35.9 GulfIsl
.8 GIFI 28.44 0.33 +58 134 64
62 49 85 D C 47.3 GlfMrk
GLF 40.92 +0.27 +58 281 23
89 95 94 A E 38.1 Gulfport
GPOR.26.47 +1.40 +158 2.2m 20o
92 87 88 A C 51.5 Hallibtn .8 HAL.45.87 1.20 14 10m 19
22 25 32 B D17.5 HarvstNRes HNR 10.65 0.30 12 562 20o
84 68 86 C B 19.2 HelixEn
HLX 15.97 0.43 13 1.7m 21o
93 84 87 A C 70.5 HelmPay .5 HP 60.68 0.58 +84 2.7m 18o
25 43 40 C E 87.4 Hess
.6 HES 69.04 0.54 21 3.0m 12o
99 82 96 B B+ 68.3 Holly
1.0 HOC 59.81 5.69 +187 4.2m 14o
90 85 54 A B 61.1 HollyEn 6.5 HEP 52.78 0.03 55 23 23
46 16 80 C C 31.8 Hornbeck
HOS 25.04 0.65 +30 572 27o
55 38 83 B B19.2 HoustnEnn HUSA 15.93 +0.19 +78 262 26o
36 26 53 B D+ 24.7 HugotnRy 7.2 HGT 22.23 +0.06 44 77 15
58 44 84 D D 13.9 IONGephy
IO 8.18 0.20 1 1.9m 34o
65 81 49 B C 55.6 ImprlOil 1.0 r IMO 43.89 0.68 37 302 15o
42 79 20 D E 44.0 Inergy 7.9 NRGY 35.50 +0.16 60 296 ..o
19 21 10 D E 82.0 InterOil
IOC 52.19 1.33 +13 626 ..o
20 38 27 C D 27.1 JamesRivr JRCC 19.86 +0.20 14 986 22o
90 99 88 A B 41.87JinkoSol
r JKS 24.97 0.70 40 467 3o
93 82 93 D B 18.9 KeyEngyn
KEG 16.55 0.27 +4 3.2m 99o
45 46 46 A E 78.0 KindrME 6.4 KMP 71.41 0.08 43 507 48
44 37 26 C B32.1 KinderMo .5 KMI 28.60 0.50 +669 12m 95
78 93 68 .. C 68.7 KindMrMg KMR 65.42 +0.47 +19 365 65o
28 82 9 D D15.1 LDKSolrn
LDK 6.81 0.18 39 4.4m 2o
35 25 51 C E 33.7 LegcyRes 7.6 LGCY 27.93 +0.37 57 77 ..o
64 46 78 A E 40.8 LinnEngy 6.9 LINE 38.00 +0.34 21 800 24o
91 79 93 B D 97.1 Lufkin
.6 LUFK 79.76 2.54 +23 446 46
78 64 85 A D+ 43.7 MVOilTr 8.0 MVO 40.82 +0.01 12 80 14
83 65 70 A D63.1 MagMds 5.2 MMP 58.71 +0.36 33 184 19o
84 76 89 B D+ 54.3 Marathn 2.0 MRO 49.55 2.07 +94 13m 10o
43 9 80 C E 51.7 MarkWst 5.8 MWE 46.42 0.09 47 170 ..o
69 66 60 C D42.6 MrtMd 8.1 MMLP 37.72 +0.42 40 55 33
70 72 62 D B 14.6 MatrixSvc MTRX 12.20 0.59 +154 292 23
48 41 64 B E 26.1 McDermott MDR 19.03 +0.11 +49 4.1m 15o
13 3 42 E D 19.8 McmornExp MMR 16.12 0.13 32 1.4m ..
9 5 31 C C 18.5 MexcoEn
MXC 8.20 +0.17 58 4 63k
84 69 97 .. B 17.2 MitchmInd MIND 15.67 +0.31 +999 1.3m 19
36 68 30 C E 78.2 MurphOil 1.8 MUR 62.81 0.41 +21 2.2m 13o
60 73 37 B D32.5 NaborsInds NBR 23.04 0.86 +31 7.3m 19o
71 62 89 C E 82.8 NatlOil
.6 NOV 70.10 1.71 4 4.6m 17o
46 76 14 C D19.9 NGSvcs
NGS 14.45 0.75 +116 154 21
62 66 63 A D 37.8 NatRsPt 6.8 NRP 31.99 +0.05 56 113 20o
42 36 42 B D77.9 NewfldExpl NFX 64.82 0.89 +18 2.6m 15
23 48 17 B E 27.9 Nexen
1.1 NXY 19.75 0.56 8 3.4m 18
22 9 13 B D22.2 NiskaGsS 8.4 NKA 16.74 0.16 +27 297 20o
37 25 49 C D 46.7 Noble
1.4 NE 37.71 0.39 36 2.3m 20
65 62 56 A D+ 99.0 NobleEnr .8 NBL 85.32 0.31 +30 1.8m 18o
15 35 5 D D 14.2 NoAmEn
NOA 6.98 0.16 52 234 ..
49 81 24 A D+ 34.0 NthnOGn
NOG.19.30 +0.30 11 2.4m 49o
74 86 39 C B71.7 NustarEn 6.7 NS 64.00 +1.00 13 166 20o
80 83 51 A E 40.0 Nustarn 5.5 NSH 35.05 +0.13 41 46 19
97 83 92 A B 109 7OYOGeo OYOG 96.15 0.36 16 60 22
55 24 87 C C+ 36.2 OasisPet
OAS 26.94 0.20 +75 2.4m ..o
73 75 69 A D117 OcciPet 1.9 OXY 98.46 0.93 1 5.0m 15o
52-wk
Dividend
Close Vol% Vol

P

78 65 78 B B 46.2 Oceanrng 1.6 OII 37.58 0.25 +125 2.7m 20o
89 75 90 B D83.1 OilStIntl
r OIS 72.50 1.12 +50 1.2m 19o
79 39 92 C B+ NH Oneok
2.8 r OKE 73.27 +0.94 +133 1.8m 25o
90 82 74 B C+ 86.5 ONEOKPtr 5.5 OKS 83.87 +0.87 32 83 20o
15 8 44 D D 28.8 OxfordR 7.7 OXF 22.63 0.31 +92 114 ..
78 98 26 A D26.7 PAANGSt 6.2 PNG 22.20 +0.16 53 27 25
49 29 72 D B 23.2 PHInv
PHIIK 20.35 0.99 +595 175 40
32 10 89 E D 29.2 PatriotCn
PCX 21.25 0.19 +47 7.4m ..o
98 82 94 B B+ 32.4 PattUTI .7 PTEN 28.32 0.54 21 2.5m 24o
52 90 36 A E 74.0 PeabdyEn .6 BTU.57.04 +0.11 +24 7.1m 17
12 5 46 D D14.6 Pengrowth 7.0 PGH 12.20 ... 23 774 33o
54 41 50 B E 29.1 PennVAR 7.4 PVR 26.00 +0.16 37 198 22o
17 34 29 D E 29.0 PnnWstP 5.0 PWE 22.22 0.37 +17 2.4m 23o
40 35 49 A D 23.7 Permian 8.1 PBT 21.31 +0.11 27 139 15o
10 25 29 .. E 28.6 Petrobas 4.8 PZE 18.62 0.11 18 73 16
82 79 70 A B158 Petchina 3.3 PTR 140.7 +1.30 15 281 11o
79 72 85 B C+ 27.5 Petrohawk
HK 23.24 0.65 46 4.0m 37o
36 60 18 A E 36.8 PetrbrsA .5 PBRA 28.92 0.09 +7 7.9m 6
35 60 15 A E 42.8 Petrobrs .5 PBR 31.87 0.26 29 11m 7o
10 20 11 C D49.6 PetroDev
PETD 29.67 0.41 11 302 ..o
86 67 96 D C 16.2 PnrDrlng
PDC 13.48 0.43 +76 1.3m ..o
69 77 59 A C 106 PionrNtr .1 PXD 84.44 1.40 +5 1.8m 28o
35 62 24 A E 35.9 PionSwE 7.5 PSE 27.18 0.21 74 22 9
78 78 46 B C 66.0 PlainAl 6.2 PAA 62.60 +0.17 36 271 19o
56 29 84 B C 40.1 PlainsEx
PXP 34.81 1.05 47 995 31o
80 53 95 C C 15.7 PrecDrill
PDS 13.45 0.19 +31 2.1m 56
47 24 82 C D+ 43.7 QEPResou .2 QEP 40.52 +0.59 +112 2.6m 33
22 9 44 D D+ 23.6 QREner 7.9 QRE 20.88 +0.21 +14 119 ..
43 32 52 B C 18.3 Questar 3.5 STR 17.59 +0.06 +1 1.8m 15o
48 24 69 B B16.0 Quickslvr
KWK 14.60 0.18 24 2.6m 26o
94 82 94 A C 29.1 RPC
1.2 RES.22.54 0.29 +131 3.5m 16o
40 25 77 D C 59.6 RangeRes .3 RRC 52.28 0.48 10 1.7m 91o
40 37 43 D D+ 28.4 RegncyE 6.9 RGNC 25.76 +0.14 35 286 ..o
29 24 64 .. E 18.6 ResoluteEn REN 15.39 0.20 +129 941 ..o
56 50 52 B B 19.0 RexAmerican r REX 16.12 +0.36 +614 187 10
33 64 15 D D14.3 RexEngyn REXX 9.93 0.36 +11 934 ..o
34 55 44 C E 27.3 RhinoRe 7.7 RNO 23.50 +0.35 78 4 7
97 96 96 B ANH RobbMyr .4 RBN 49.04 +0.01 +57 726 23o
71 38 95 C B51.3 RosettaR
ROSE 46.14 0.31 +16 1.0m 76o
51 21 71 C C+ 44.8 Rowan
RDC 35.92 1.01 5 2.1m 17o
65 71 59 A E 78.0 RoyDShA 4.2 RDSA 67.36 1.22 19 1.8m 9
67 71 65 A E 78.8 RoyDShB 5.0 RDSB 67.85 1.09 39 626 9
54 40 87 C D+ 78.6 SMEner .2 SM 65.38 1.00 44 620 48o
38 67 8 A B 28.2 STRHld
STRI 14.33 2.39 +773 3.3m 9o
56 53 74 A E 70.5 SabnRylt 6.2 SBR 62.30 +0.48 54 12 17
20 29 23 B E 28.0 SanJuanB 6.3 SJT 23.62 0.20 50 79 15o
54 18 93 C C 13.3 Sandrdgen
SD 10.37 0.18 4 12m ..o
75 74 59 A E 60.4 Sasol
3.1 SSL 49.70 0.75 51 148 12k
81 65 74 A D+ 95.6 Schlmbrg 1.2 SLB 80.92 2.15 +18 9.9m 27
78 73 76 A E 113 SeacorHldg CKH 93.45 2.39 32 103 7k
74 40 78 A E 38.5 Seadril 8.5 SDRL 33.04 0.73 +3 2.2m 8o
23 5 22 D B 34.3 SemgroupA SEMG 25.73 0.25 +999 5.3m ..
88 67 96 C ANH SouthnUn 1.5 SUG 39.85 +5.70 +999 29m 21
59 57 56 B C+ 44.7 SouthwstEn SWN 40.84 0.78 26 3.4m 25o
73 57 71 B D 29.2 Spectra 3.9 SE 26.45 0.30 +1 3.6m 16o
55 72 26 B D+ 36.3 Spectra 5.9 SEP 30.97 +0.10 36 168 17o
52 42 57 A D28.4 Statoil
4.1 STO 23.44 0.61 +2 2.1m 9o
67 33 95 B C 35.9 StoneEgy
SGY 28.50 1.23 +97 1.9m 12o
45 51 31 B D59.0 SuburbP 6.6 SPH 51.71 0.04 44 42 16o
51 77 42 B E 48.5 SuncrEr 1.2 SU 37.44 0.67 25 4.8m 16o
45 38 32 C D47.0 Sunoco 1.5 SUN 39.15 1.42 +18 3.2m 62o
73 67 60 B E 91.0 SunocoLg 5.7 SXL 84.08 +0.22 +7 74 15
78 98 81 B C+ 22.67SunPwrA SPWRA 16.95 0.34 53 1.4m 9o
76 98 83 B D 22.1 SunPwr SPWRB 16.21 0.13 34 1.3m 9o
68 43 79 B C 41.7 SuperEgry
SPN 34.54 0.62 +101 2.0m 23o
28 28 28 B D+ 48.2 SwiftErgy
SFY 33.60 0.33 44 414 26o
83 83 38 A B 55.0 TCPipeln 6.4 TCLP 47.17 +0.40 58 111 15o
11 30 24 C E 25.2 Talismn 1.5 TLM 18.75 0.18 +11 3.5m 49o
38 8 73 E D36.7 TargaRe 3.5 TRGP 31.49 +0.15 +31 459 ..
78 82 78 C E 35.6 TargRes 6.5 NGLS 34.14 +0.30 55 156 30o
53 80 45 A D65.4 TeckRes 1.4 r TCK 46.49 0.11 13 3.3m 15o
64 43 70 D B22.5 Tesco
TESO 17.44 0.60 +105 558 58
78 67 84 D D 28.7 Tesoro
TSO 20.84 1.55 +10 5.9m 14o
28 25 35 D C 16.0 TetraTech
TTI 12.00 0.29 8 563 20o
22 14 41 D D63.6 Tidewatr 2.0 r TDW 50.47 0.92 12 731 21o
8 36 1 D E 19.0 ToreadrRes TRGL 3.47 ... 64 222 ..o
51 69 41 B D64.4 TotalSA 5.0 TOT 53.82 0.88 21 3.0m 8o
81 74 74 B E 45.1 TransCda 4.2 TRP 42.65 0.54 4 369 20
36 55 30 A D20.3 TransGlb
TGA 10.89 0.43 3 175 18o
62 67 39 B D+ 40.7 TrnsMon 7.1 TLP 34.46 +0.32 68 11 13o
18 26 21 C E 86.0 Transocn 5.3 RIG 59.81 1.76 12 4.1m 15o
48 92 13 A D+ 31.9 TrinaSol
TSL.20.44 +0.15 45 1.7m 4o
58 64 56 C E 33.5 UGI
3.3 UGI 31.25 +0.06 +27 752 13
47 59 27 A D+ 51.2 UltraPt
UPL 43.74 1.00 19 1.4m 19o
95 97 80 C B19.07Ultrapar 2.6 UGP 17.36 +0.02 +9 289 19
76 56 83 A C+ 63.8 Unit Corp
UNT 55.94 0.60 1 299 17o
72 82 54 C E 31.1 ValeroEn .9 VLO 23.18 1.58 +70 17m 11o
62 79 34 A E 33.7 VngNRny 8.5 VNR 26.96 0.20 35 139 13o
5 57 6 .. E 22.5 Venoco
VQ 12.38 0.37 +69 989 16o
63 21 97 B D+ 28.8 WTOffshr .7 WTI 23.69 0.53 +13 1.1m 16o
84 99 76 A D143 WaltrEn .4 WLT.112.2 1.82 +46 3.3m 13o
52 70 26 C D 26.3 WeathIntl
WFT 17.72 0.24 +364 59m 39
93 93 87 B C+ 37.57WstGas 4.5 WES 35.05 +0.18 50 76 20o
85 69 99 E B 19.5 WstnRef
WNR 16.24 1.15 +33 5.6m 38o
35 13 97 .. C+ 19.3 Westmrlnd WLB 17.87 0.50 +999 986 ..
51 75 29 A E 75.9 WhitingP
WLL 52.80 1.98 +87 4.8m 17o
15 2 11 D E 12.6 Willbros
WG 7.65 0.14 +311 1.3m ..
56 61 83 C E 33.5 WmsCo 2.8 WMB 28.55 0.68 +244 24m 22o
80 74 76 A E 56.6 WmsPts 5.5 WPZ 52.53 +0.73 +77 563 18o
84 78 65 B D42.2 WldFuel
.4 INT 34.32 0.73 +9 670 13o
35 32 35 A D+ 55.8 YPFScie 7.7 YPF 41.50 0.50 +32 687 10o
92 95 94 A C 41.97Yanzhou 3.0 YZC 38.11 0.25 52 128 12
50 98 9 A C 14.3 Yinglin
YGE 8.71 +0.17 +32 4.4m 5o
30. AUTO
Daily
+0.2% Change
5.37%Since
Jan. 1
13 16 18 D D 16.3
40 82 38 .. C 16.2
91 81 95 A B17.6
80 66 77 A B 83.9
87 77 91 A C+ 82.3
28 82 14 B E 33.5
33 82 29 D E 19.6
31 32 16 B D27.7
60 86 48 A D 121
68 66 83 D C 19.4
91 94 86 A C 49.3
71 72 71 D B17.0
21 48 29 C D12.7
70 54 64 C B+ 27.2
8 32 30 .. E 19.0
47 82 20 B C 39.5
74 57 85 A D+ 35.4
68 37 88 B C 18.8
26 7 59 C C 44.6
70 64 75 B C+ 42.5
65 34 82 B B57.0
83 75 77 B A62.2
13 37 13 .. D22.7
81 70 83 B B+ 18.4
54 48 78 D C 17.9
Accuride
ACW 11.91 0.29 +999 5.5m ..o
AmerAxle
AXL 10.93 +0.10 +25 2.6m 5o
Amerigon ARGN 16.23 +0.41 23 176 32
Autoliv 2.4 ALV 74.51 0.29 +50 1.5m 10
BorgWrn
BWA.78.16 +1.74 +55 2.3m 23o
ChinYuch 2.6 CYD 19.40 0.17 61 180 4o
ComrclVeh CVGI 13.32 0.51 +145 404 41
CooprT&R 2.1 CTB 19.90 +0.02 +10 649 10o
Cummins 1.1 r CMI.96.67 1.68 +79 5.4m 15o
DanaHldgn DAN 17.20 +0.22 +7 2.5m 41o
Dorman
DORM 37.85 +0.25 +63 88 14
DougDyn 5.4 PLOW 14.79 0.18 +358 1.0m 21
ExideTech
XIDE 7.07 0.21 +29 1.1m 10o
FedMogul FDML 21.64 +0.25 +80 276 12
FordMotor
F.13.24 0.23 +33 82m 6
GenerlMtrs
GM 29.92 0.22 +250 50m 8o
Gentex 1.6 GNTX 29.48 +0.04 38 526 28
Goodyear
GT 15.88 +0.11 10 6.4m 19o
HondaM 1.6 HMC 37.31 +0.48 +50 997 10
JohnsnCt 1.6 JCI 39.17 ... +85 8.8m 17
LearCorp 1.0 r LEA 50.86 +0.76 +68 1.6m 9o
MagnaI 2.0 MGA 49.93 +0.13 40 721 10o
Meritor
MTOR 14.90 0.17 +2 1.3m 99o
MillerI 2.7 r MLR 18.01 0.04 +573 306 12
Modine
MOD 14.62 0.31 +30 301 99
52-wk
6 6 6 6 6 High
92 93 95 B B 15.9
32 90 26 .. C 71.5
6 4 13 B C 40.1
47 69 35 B C+ 58.8
86 82 90 C C 15.2
70 82 65 B D26.3
81 61 91 A B63.3
27 54 17 A E 37.7
58 82 88 .. E 46.8
30 2 83 .. B36.4
74 66 91 C B31.4
63 65 84 .. B19.0
23 5 62 D C 93.9
53 27 72 B B 76.7
87 82 93 A C+ 75.0
34 13 83 E B 27.9
Stock
Dividend
Close Vol% Vol
P
MotorcrPn MPAA 14.73 0.12 +999 1.3m 13

Navistar
r NAV 53.33 0.75 +48 2.0m 14o
OshkoshCp OSK 27.75 +0.10 +58 2.7m 5o
Paccar 1.0 PCAR 48.46 0.63 20 2.0m 30o
StdrdMtr 1.9 SMP 14.68 +0.42 +94 296 11
SuperrIn 3.0 SUP 21.20 +0.16 +47 229 11
TRWAuto
TRW 57.02 +0.74 +117 2.8m 7o
TataMot 3.4 TTM 21.33 +0.08 35 1.5m 6o
Tenneco
r TEN 42.10 +0.61 0 874 21o
Tesla
TSLA 27.57 0.14 +91 2.9m ..o
TitanInt
.1 TWI 22.35 0.77 +9 1.2m 44o
TowerIntl TOWR 18.04 +0.61 +413 180 ..
Toyota 1.4 TM 81.29 +0.47 48 334 26o
VisteonCorp
VC 65.27 0.02 +675 4.0m 3o
WABCOn r WBC 65.83 1.14 23 678 18o
WstptInn WPRT 21.49 +0.05 46 400 ..o
31. BUILDING
Daily
1.2% Change
6.41%Since
Jan. 1
69 49 81 B B23.4 AAON 1.1 AAON 21.25 0.53 +18 78 26

48 52 66 C D 61.5 Acuity
1.0 r AYI 54.67 0.71 +62 582 25
56 90 47 C E 30.0 AecomTecn ACM 26.40 0.47 +103 1.5m 12o
70 51 84 B C+ 38.6 AMCOLI 2.0 ACO 35.78 0.15 8 124 22k
25 56 21 C C 85.3 Ameron 1.8 r AMN 65.86 0.72 +59 82 12
47 36 89 D C 48.4 ArmstrW
AWI 44.00 0.98 +47 343 21o
85 65 87 A B 17.5 Blount
BLT 16.88 0.12 59 91 17
3 12 30 E E 25.2 CRHPlc 4.3 CRH 20.27 0.22 39 97 24
44 50 60 C B49.0 CavcoInd
CVCO 42.72 +0.86 +58 28 99
72 90 84 C C+ 42.57ChicgB&I .3 CBI 34.85 0.48 31 783 16o
8 27 14 D E 14.4 ComfrtS 1.9 FIX 10.40 0.14 +117 316 37
26 48 38 D D13.5 DRHort 1.3 DHI 11.42 0.19 24 3.8m 71o
8 3 29 C D+ 74.4 DeltcTm
.6 DEL 50.35 0.90 35 27 61
15 30 42 D D 33.2 EagleMat 1.5 EXP 27.57 +0.03 +999 3.0m 44k
44 69 32 B C 17.8 FerroCp
FOE 12.31 0.58 +84 2.1m 10o
28 51 57 D D 75.8 Fluor
.8 r FLR 61.12 0.76 +69 3.5m 42o
28 74 6 B D 18.2 Gafisan 2.9 GFA 9.19 0.01 20 3.3m 9
81 81 85 B B 20.2 Intrface .4 IFSIA 18.39 0.06 +26 413 27
18 54 24 D D 53.2 JacobsEng
JEC 40.88 1.04 +7 1.5m 16o
14 24 25 E B16.1 KBHome 2.1 KBH 11.76 0.09 +132 8.4m ..
70 94 89 D C 38.87KBRInc .6 KBR 36.01 +0.01 +78 2.2m 14o
40 74 28 C B38.0 LaynChrst LAYN 28.53 0.61 +22 146 16
28 27 56 E C+ 21.5 LennarA
.9 LEN 18.04 0.47 4 3.7m 33o
35 27 60 E B+ 17.4 LennarB 1.1 LENB 14.67 0.37 47 12 27
23 42 22 B C 54.1 Lennox
1.7 LII 42.87 0.30 +60 828 19x
17 37 20 D C 11.6 LAPac
LPX 8.14 +0.07 +11 2.4m ..o
4 11 19 E E 17.5 MIHomes
MHO 11.61 +0.01 +58 129 ..
21 51 21 D C 95.0 MrtMar 2.0 MLM 79.46 1.65 +108 689 35o
7 18 26 E D 15.0 Masco
2.5 MAS 12.01 0.35 +28 7.4m 80o
30 29 65 E C 27.4 Meritage
MTH 22.84 0.05 +144 785 ..o
39 51 65 E D+ 68.9 MohawkInd MHK 59.96 0.74 +12 536 23o
24 17 52 C D804 NVR
r NVR 723.5 9.62 +108 73 23k
45 27 82 D B 38.9 OwensC
r OC 36.67 0.65 +31 1.9m 27o
8 3 26 E C 9.3 PulteGrp
PHM 7.52 0.06 49 3.8m ..o
30 50 23 C B 24.2 Quanta
r PWR 19.46 0.37 9 2.1m 27o
38 36 59 C B26.0 RPMIntl 3.8 RPM 22.32 0.30 +78 1.2m 15
18 49 20 D D+ 41.6 ShawGp r SHAW 31.78 0.80 +34 1.6m 17
39 34 56 C B31.7 SmpsnMf 1.7 SSD 29.37 0.22 +141 884 30
48 56 59 C C 45.8 SmithAO 1.4 AOS 40.82 0.28 +68 542 31k
88 91 79 B B+ 62.5 SnapOn 2.1 SNA 60.06 0.28 +36 428 17
79 83 62 A C+ 78.2 Stanley 2.4 SWK 69.28 1.78 +2 1.9m 16
35 47 20 C A17.0 SterlCons
STRL 13.01 0.27 +61 91 12
17 14 52 E D+ 47.4 TexasIn
.8 TXI 39.92 0.29 +121 385 ..
26 19 28 B C 39.1 ThorInd 1.4 THO 28.48 0.07 +204 1.2m 13o
46 59 65 E B22.4 TollBros
TOL 20.61 0.24 38 1.6m 57o
55 82 41 B D68.4 Toro
1.3 r TTC 59.73 0.47 34 153 16
54 82 60 C D+ 34.0 Trex
TREX 25.85 0.84 +41 196 23
3 27 19 E D26.9 TutorPerini
TPC 18.71 0.11 +60 539 10
54 89 41 D B+ 48.3 URS
r URS 42.80 0.56 +87 1.0m 12
10 14 24 E B19.9 USG
USG 14.28 0.34 +451 6.6m ..
52 69 56 B E 40.6 Valspar 2.0 r VAL 35.97 +0.05 +71 1.1m 15
3 4 17 E D 48.3 Vulcan
2.6 VMC 38.33 0.32 15 1.0m ..o
55 79 56 B D+ 73.4 Watsco 3.5 WSO 65.63 0.60 32 147 25k
20 40 25 D C 40.8 WattsWa 1.3 WTS 33.12 0.34 +44 240 17
38 44 69 D D+ 25.3 Weyerha 3.0 WY 20.33 0.50 +35 6.8m 36o
5 25 8 C D16.6 Wnnbgo
WGO 9.17 ... +51 480 20o
32. OFFICE
31 50 28 B C+ 43.5
32 69 41 C E 38.7
44 57 55 A D+ 29.3
24 37 45 C D20.3
33. MINING
56 84 24 A C 88.2
47 82 64 D E 18.5
41 3 83 B D 43.5
29 73 16 D E 52.9
68 95 65 A E 104
66 95 60 A E 87.0
51 95 16 A E 55.7
56 82 15 A C+ 57.2
10 51 13 C E 44.8
78 96 82 A E 102
42 82 30 C E 37.6
39 74 11 A E 20.2
62 82 85 .. C 26.9
63 82 53 A D61.4
50 95 16 B D 18.7
45 40 83 E C 31.4
68 92 45 A D 56.2
35 4 89 .. B 28.9
40 69 42 C E 15.7
74 71 84 B C+ 18.2
37 65 47 C E 18.0
18 68 21 D E 19.0
60 98 23 A E 23.4
18 24 46 D E 30.0
37 53 15 B D 19.9
21 15 58 .. D 14.8
16 27 35 B D57.9
69 82 70 C C+ 17.4
48 27 99 D C+ 79.2
83 97 81 A D12.0
48 83 19 A D65.5
6 2 17 .. D21.8
10 20 12 E E 16.9
29 48 18 B D43.1
47 75 22 B C 106
34 7 96 .. B 17.9
71 91 69 A E 76.7
83 88 74 A C 62.3
9 11 15 .. D+ 36.2
69 82 57 A D+ 35.9
66 97 39 A E 47.6
41 89 14 A E 16.3
32 58 12 A D+ 50.4
47 74 26 A D 17.4
67 82 76 B E 25.9
41 84 11 A D16.1
56 95 36 A E 37.3
53 98 30 A E 13.4
Daily
1.2% Change
1.44%Since
Jan. 1
AveryDe 2.7 r AVY 37.19 0.59 10

BradyA 2.3 BRC 31.52 0.01 +98
Deluxe
4.2 DLX 23.53 0.64 +3
EnnisI
3.7 EBF 16.94 ... +198
863 12
502 15
396 7k
306 10
Daily
1.5% Change
17.75%Since
Jan. 1
AgnicoEg 1.0 AEM 63.95 0.97 29 1.4m 34o

Alcoa
.8 AA 15.23 0.05 +9 25m 21
AlldNevGn ANV 33.30 1.27 +360 5.6m 99o
AngloAs .5 AU 40.12 1.34 +4 1.9m 71o
BHPBilLt 2.1 BHP 88.61 +0.23 15 3.1m 14
BHPBlplc 2.5 BBL 73.21 +0.21 19 1.3m 11
BarrckG 1.1 ABX 43.04 0.95 35 6.2m 12o
Buenavt 1.3 BVN 37.36 0.43 39 1.0m 13o
Cameco
1.7 CCJ 24.81 +0.10 +21 3.5m 21o
CliffsNtl
.6 CLF 86.62 +0.09 +9 4.2m 9o
CoeurDAlne CDE 23.39 0.79 53 1.7m 99o
EldorGld .4 EGO 14.06 0.41 43 2.4m 37o
FirstMajstSilv AG 17.82 0.57 56 865 31o
FreeptC 2.1 FCX 48.43 0.51 16 18m 9
GoldFlds 1.4 GFI 13.92 0.18 1 4.2m 14o
GoldResrc GORO 24.81 1.47 +694 3.3m ..o
Goldcorp .9 GG 46.84 1.81 23 5.6m 28o
GoldenMin AUMN 19.68 0.54 +999 1.3m ..o
HrmnyGld .6 HMY 12.34 0.14 34 1.9m 39o
HWinstng HWD 15.55 0.31 59 102 33o
HorsehdHn ZINC 11.86 +0.32 +27 574 25o
HudbayMi 1.5 HBM 13.48 +0.03 27 26 28
IAMGld 1.1 IAG.17.96 1.00 +16 4.0m 18o
IvanhoMn
IVN 22.81 +0.08 34 1.1m ..o
KinrsGo
.7 KGC 15.14 0.37 28 5.7m 24o
MAGSlvgn MVG 9.79 0.38 70 64 ..o
MesabTrs .6 MSB 31.03 0.26 67 40 13o
Minefnd
MFN 12.11 0.31 75 184 35o
MolycorpInc MCP 55.76 +1.79 +24 8.2m ..o
NewGold
NGD 9.71 0.27 47 1.9m 27o
NewmtM 1.5 NEM 52.27 1.71 +42 8.9m 13o
NoDynMnrl NAK 9.41 0.30 29 402 ..o
NovaGold
NG 8.62 0.39 49 1.9m ..
PanAmSl .3 PAAS 29.66 0.86 49 996 58o
Randgold .2 GOLD 78.66 1.37 33 433 57o
RareElement REE 10.67 +0.17 42 1.2m ..o
RioTinto 1.6 RIO 67.63 0.08 21 2.5m 9
RoylGld .8 RGLD 57.20 0.80 +34 936 52o
SeabrGld
SA 26.87 0.54 35 221 ..o
SilverStd
SSRI 25.11 0.72 62 545 5o
SilvWhtn .4 SLW 31.75 1.38 40 8.2m 30o
Silvrcp .9 r SVM 8.82 0.48 30 2.6m 23o
SthnCopp 7.1 SCCO 31.42 0.16 39 2.1m 16o
Sterlte
.5 SLT 14.06 0.04 26 536 11
StillwtrM
SWC 20.52 +0.24 +159 8.3m 28o
ThomCrkgn
TC 9.49 0.15 +51 3.3m 7o
ValeSA
r VALE.30.66 0.08 43 9.8m 7o
Yamana 1.1 AUY 11.37 0.10 1 9.1m 16o
B 15
SmartSelect Composite Rating

E
Closing
Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol
Closing
Vol%
Price Chg Chg
Top-Ranked Low-Priced Stocks

E
P R Acc 52-Wk
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol
Includes stocks trading less than 20,000 shares.

Full list of low-priced and thinly traded stocks at
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E
P R Acc 52-Wk
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
77
77
93
75
83
74
75
89
94
83
88
98
87
75
84
86
90
99
87
85
87
90
73
95
80
97
86
91
76
81
81
74
88
59
63
76
54
91
84
19
61
58
63
57
77
82
83
65
73
64
82
77
82
54
94
47
82
80
96
72
85
82
74
62
83
75
76 C 31.0
99 D- 13.1
87 C+ 12.2
87 D+ 3.3
70 C+ 21.1
73 B+ 8.0
99 A- 7.7
74 B+ 6.1
96 B 8.0
80 B- 6.7
94 B+ 6.7
96 B- 7.1
94 C- 6.6
55 C- 454.0
98 B+ 27.4
76 C+ 35.9
90 D 8.1
97 A 13.5
98 C+ 93.3
92 C 4.8
97 B 6.1
34 A- 25.9
76 B- 7.8
97 B 7.6
79 B- 14.1
78 B- 190.6
91 B 11.2
76 B- 12.8
93 D 13.8
79 B- 10.3
96 A- 46.8
92 C 26.0
94 D+ 9.1
AEP Industr
ATA Inc
AXT
AcadiaPhm
AcadiaRlty
AccessNtl
Achillion
Actuate
AdamsGlf n
AdvSemi
AdvAmer
Akorn
AlctlLuc
Alexanders
AltoPlrm
AmerCamp
AmSft
AmrVngrd
ApcoO&G
ApplRecy
ApricsBiosc
ArcosDords
Arqule
AsteaIntl
AthnsBc
Atrion
Aurico Gold
BCBBcp
Bsquare
BancpInc
BcRhodeIs
BkKY Fn
BassetF
Symbol
AEPI
ATAI
AXTI
ACAD
AKR
ANCX
ACHN
BIRT
ADGF
ASX
AEA
AKRX
ALU
ALX
APSA
ACC
AMSWA
AVD
APAGF
ARCI
APRI
ARCO
ARQL
ATEA
AFCB
ATRI
AUQ
BCBP
BSQR
TBBK
BARI
BKYF
BSET
E
Closing
Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
29.54
9.59
7.99
1.62
20.18
7.12
7.23
5.53
7.56
5.48
6.70
6.85
5.19
377.93
21.39
34.61
7.90
13.27
79.83
4.49
5.26
20.75
6.45
4.98
13.66
189.79
10.40
10.57
6.19
9.98
45.07
24.78
7.79
0.66
-0.47
-0.13
0.01
0.02
-0.37
0.20
0.02
0.15
-0.25
0.17
0.37
-0.14
-3.79
0.42
0.00
0.09
-0.11
1.39
-0.07
0.08
-0.16
-0.03
0.19
0.26
2.37
-0.25
-0.11
0.08
0.20
0.72
0.98
-0.01
371
6
-19
-82
30
38
439
340
-4
9
230
102
-57
42
-59
71
512
314
130
-86
-61
-85
233
-92
-97
80
-16
16
-46
318
103
999
-48
73
88
74
80
76
80
75
88
82
96
83
75
83
91
76
73
82
94
85
77
73
88
80
96
78
77
82
96
92
99
89
75
76
82
64
34
39
30
93
73
74
67
85
67
14
82
82
82
82
49
75
63
81
13
82
63
96
38
77
48
99
54
75
69
59
48
94 D99 B
92 B78 B95 A69 C
76 B94 B83 B88 A88 C95 A
88 C76 C86 B
99 B
99 B
91 B+
95 C
38 C98 A
84 A
86 C
90 B
95 B+
94 C91 A98 B+
92 B99 A+
99 B73 B
98 C+
4.0
6.8
7.8
8.5
23.7
73.3
19.4
28.5
10.1
22.7
11.1
8.0
65.8
4.8
15.6
5.5
15.7
13.0
9.9
40.5
2.3
7.2
10.5
12.6
10.1
5.1
5.8
7.0
10.9
16.4
15.4
13.1
4.3
Closing
Vol%
Price Chg Chg
Symbol
BioanlySys
BiolaseTech
BioScrip
Black Diamond
BravBrRestr
BrownForA
CBL&Assoc
CBSCpA
CEFranklin
CVR Partners
Cadence
CalprLfSc
Camden Pty
Camtek
CantbryPk
Capital Trust
CardiovS
CaribouC
CarrolsR
CassInfo
CatalystP
CecoEnv
CentrBc
CharmCm
ChipMOS
CimtrnLtd
CtzCmtB
Clearfield
ClickSft
CoffeeHldg
ColemanC
Colonial Fin
ColumLabs
BASI
BLTI
BIOS
BDE
BBRG
BFA
CBL
CBSA
CFK
UAN
CDNS
CALP
CPT
CAMT
CPHC
CT
CSII
CBOU
TAST
CASS
CPRX
CECE
CNBC
CHRM
IMOS
CIMT
CZWI
CLFD
CKSW
JVA
CCIX
COBK
CBRX
1.95
5.52
6.62
7.46
23.93
71.35
17.61
27.16
9.06
21.88
10.20
7.80
63.76
3.33
12.49
3.57
13.63
12.97
9.79
36.49
1.85
6.78
9.98
11.76
9.04
3.07
5.62
6.58
9.59
15.69
13.24
12.34
3.23
-0.03
-0.41
-0.13
0.12
1.18
0.26
-0.18
0.16
-0.18
-0.12
-0.15
-0.08
0.84
-0.02
0.26
0.03
-0.14
0.67
0.21
-0.19
0.00
0.06
-0.25
0.07
0.09
-0.20
0.13
-0.01
-0.15
-0.16
0.57
-0.01
-0.06
-97
494
-37
999
597
-29
19
-39
-91
-72
-17
155
153
-82
-76
-81
904
941
320
-23
-58
-56
999
-84
-71
-99
79
-58
-73
91
160
-53
999
88
92
95
77
86
96
96
76
90
74
98
88
86
98
80
87
92
78
76
99
85
99
80
77
89
74
74
75
98
73
81
87
81
76
73
76
79
74
84
97
97
97
92
49
98
98
80
82
80
82
89
71
82
86
78
97
82
82
82
97
72
37
82
81
55
67
7
75
82
66
77
79
70
42
82
74
62
71
23 B90 D
87 B63 D89 B
98 A99 B+
95 C74 C
77 D+
99 A95 C+
95 B
96 C53 D+
78 C+
68 B78 B+
58 D+
97 B+
87 D99 B+
98 A89 D+
89 C76 A
94 D+
96 A
97 B51 D
80 B72 B82 D+
62 B+
97 A81 D+
86 B
93 C87 D+
4.0
20.8
27.9
5.8
8.2
5.9
7.9
12.8
10.3
11.3
6.8
9.1
6.0
10.4
7.3
82.9
64.3
5.0
27.0
5.2
22.8
4.3
10.9
5.5
29.6
25.9
12.8
8.7
9.8
14.0
64.9
7.1
22.2
88.8
12.0
4.1
15.0
6.0
40.6
CmTouch rs
CommSys
AmBevC
Continucare
CornerTh
CrawfrdA
Crawford B
Cross A T
CybrOptcs
DNB Fnl
DUSAPhrm
Datalink
Datawatch
Depomed
DescSys
DiamHill
DigitlRlt
Dixie Group
DuPFabr n
EasyLkSInt
EcolgyEnv
EightbyEgt
Elan
Elecsys
ELong
EmbtldA
EndvSilv
Endologx
Entegris
EntropC n
EqLifePrp
Escalade
ExtraSpc
FederlRlty
FdltyBpPA
FstCalifF n
FstDefnc
First United
Firstservice

E
Closing
Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol
CTCH
JCS
ABVC
CNU
CRTX
CRDA
CRDB
ATX
CYBE
DNBF
DUSA
DTLK
DWCH
DEPO
DSGX
DHIL
DLR
DXYN
DFT
ESIC
EEI
EGHT
ELN
ESYS
LONG
AKOA
EXK
ELGX
ENTG
ENTR
ELS
ESCA
EXR
FRT
FSBI
FCAL
FDEF
FUNC
FSRV
3.30
16.39
26.80
4.77
7.88
5.02
6.98
10.84
9.63
9.57
5.93
6.48
5.52
8.10
6.66
78.23
60.64
4.41
24.87
5.20
18.73
4.02
10.80
5.37
19.79
25.13
8.07
9.15
9.78
8.61
62.63
6.06
20.48
83.81
11.17
3.55
14.31
4.84
34.43
0.05
-0.99
0.10
0.50
0.40
-0.04
0.08
-0.37
0.01
-0.01
-0.04
-0.13
-0.04
0.20
0.12
-0.38
-0.25
0.05
0.00
0.09
1.80
-0.14
0.16
-0.05
0.39
-0.12
-0.42
0.63
0.03
0.30
0.15
0.06
0.01
-0.40
-0.11
0.03
-0.17
0.26
-0.83
-85
999
-18
392
686
-55
242
999
-79
-52
578
-56
-66
17
-30
65
-26
-31
219
277
36
727
-2
-73
-78
-77
-48
331
43
145
16
-82
27
2
-43
-63
999
92
61
Dividends
REGULAR:
Period
AT&T Inc ..........................Q
Acme United ...................Q
Acuity Brands ..................Q
Amer Greeting ................Q
Independence Hldg .........S
Kroger Co ........................Q
Lifetime Brands ...............Q
Masco Corp .....................Q
Methode Elec ...................Q
Oracle Corp .....................Q
Record Payment
Amt. Date Date
.43 7-8 8-1
.06 7-5 7-25
.13 7-18 8-1
.15 7-13 7-25
.025 7-6 7-20
.105 8-15 9-1
.025 8-2 8-16
.06 7-8 8-8
.07 7-15 7-29
.06 7-13 8-3
Cash Stocks Ex-Dividend for June 28, 2011

Company
Amount
A C E Limited .................................. 0.350
A T A Inc Ads .................................... 0.840
Aberdeen Asia Pac Inc Fd .............. 0.070
Aberdeen Aust Equity Fd ............... 0.290
Aberdeen Chile Fd .......................... 0.520
Aberdeen Global Inc Fd ................... 0.140
Acadia Realty Trust ........................ 0.180
Advocat Inc .................................... 0.055
Agree Realty Corp .......................... 0.400
Alaska Comm Systems Grp ........... 0.215
Alexandria R E Equities .................. 0.450
America First Tax Ex Inv ................ 0.125
Annaly Capital Mgmt Inc ................ 0.650
Apollo Comm Real Estate ............... 0.400
Arden Group Inc Cl A ...................... 0.250
Ashford Hospitality Tr ..................... 0.100
Atlantic Power Corp ........................ 0.282
Atlantic Tele Network ..................... 0.220
Avalonbay Communities ................ 0.893
Axis Capital Hldings Ltd ................. 0.230
B & G Foods Inc ............................... 0.210
Bancfirst Corp ................................. 0.250
Banco Bradesco Sa Adr ................... 0.119
Baytex Energy Corp ........................ 0.613
Biomed Realty Trust Inc ................ 0.200
Boston Properties Inc .................... 0.500
C B L & Assoc Pptys Inc ................... 0.210
Camden Property Tr Sbi .................. 0.490
Cameco Corp ................................... 0.103
Caplease Inc ................................... 0.065
Capstead Mortgage Corp ................ 0.480
Chatham Lodging Trust ................. 0.175
Chesapeake Lodging Tr ................. 0.200
Chimera Investment Corp ............. 0.130
Colony Financial Inc ...................... 0.320
Coresite Realty Corp ...................... 0.130
Corn Products Intl Inc .................... 0.160
Corporate Office Pptys ................... 0.413
Cross Timber Royalty Tr .................. 0.738
Parkvale Financial .........Q

Pinnacle West Cap ..........Q
U.S. Global Invest ..........M
Wayne Sav Bcsh..............Q
7-5
8-1
7-11
8-15
9-12
7-13
IRREGULAR
Bco Santander Braz z ........ 1.0792 7-5
Sterlite Inds z ..................A
.098 7-15
y- Pay date unannounced.
z- Approx. amount per ADR or ADS.
D N P Select Income Fund ............... 0.195

Dca Total Return Fund ................... 0.050
Deer Consumer Products ................ 0.050
Deere & Co ...................................... 0.410
Dentsply Intl Inc ............................. 0.050
Dillards Inc ...................................... 0.050
Douglas Emmett Inc ....................... 0.130
Dow Chemical Co ........................... 0.250
Dynamic Materials Corp ................ 0.040
Dynex Capital Inc ........................... 0.270
E S B Financial Corp ....................... 0.100
Edison International ...................... 0.320
Ensign Group Inc ............................ 0.055
Entertainment Pptys Tr ................. 0.700
Essex Property Trust ....................... 1.040
Excel Trust Inc ................................ 0.150
F M C Corp ...................................... 0.150
First American Finl Corp ................. 0.060
First Bancorp Nc ............................ 0.080
Flowserve Corp ............................... 0.320
Franklin Resources Inc ................... 0.250
Franklin Temp Ltd Dur ................... 0.249
Franklin Universal Trust ................ 0.038
Full Circle Capital Corp .................. 0.225
Gallagher Arthur J & Co ................. 0.330
Getty Realty Corp Hld Co ............... 0.480
Glimcher Realty Trust .................... 0.100
Granite Construction Inc ............... 0.130
Great No Iron Ore Pptys ................. 3.000
Great Southern Bancorp ................ 0.180
Hersha Hospitality Tr A .................. 0.060
Holdrs Tr-Telecom .......................... 0.209
Holdrs Tr-Utilities ........................... 0.078
Holdrs Tr-Wireless ......................... 0.093
Hopfed Bancorp Inc ........................ 0.080
Host Hotels & Resorts ..................... 0.030
Hugoton Royalty Trust .................... 0.360
Humana Inc ..................................... 0.250
Iberiabank Corporation ................. 0.340
Illinois Tool Works Inc ................... 0.340
Inland Real Estate Corp ................. 0.143
LEVEL II
.02
.525
.02
.02
.02
.06
7-20
9-1
7-25
8-29
9-26
7-27
STOCK
Helios & Matheson .........x
...
...
x- 2 for 5 reverse split, effective 6-27.
Seanergy Maritime .........x
...
...
x- 1 for 15 reverse split, effective 6-27.
...
...
INCREASED
New
Oil-Dri Corp .....................Q
.17 8-19 9-2
y
y G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;
A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;
U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.
Inter Parfums Inc ........................... 0.080

Kilroy Realty Corp .......................... 0.350
Koss Corp ....................................... 0.060
Kraft Foods Inc Cl A ......................... 0.290
Lasalle Hotel Properties ................ 0.110
Latin Amer Discovery Fd ................. 0.459
Lexington Realty Trust .................. 0.115
Lincoln Electric Hldgs .................... 0.155
M S B Financial Corp ...................... 0.030
Malaysia Fund Inc ........................... 0.195
Mercadolibre Inc ............................ 0.080
Mesa Royalty Tr Ubi ....................... 0.649
Mission West Properties ............... 0.130
Molex Inc ......................................... 0.200
Molex Inc Cl A ................................. 0.200
Montpelier Re Holdings .................. 0.100
Morg St Emer Mkt Debt Fd .............. 0.160
Morg St Emg Mkt Dom Debt .......... 0.300
Morg St India Invt Fund ................. 1.178
N B & T Financial Group ................. 0.300
N G P Capital Resources ................ 0.180
Nam Tai Electronics Inc ................. 0.050
National Fuel Gas Co ....................... 0.355
National Health Investor ............... 0.615
National Healthcare Corp ............... 0.300
Natl American Univ Hldgs .............. 0.030
Neuberger Berman Ca Intm ........... 0.136
Neuberger Berman Intm Fd ............ 0.140
Neuberger Berman Ny Intm .......... 0.130
Nevsun Resources Ltd ................... 0.030
Nicor Inc .......................................... 0.465
Nucor Corp ..................................... 0.363
Nuveen Div Commodity Fd ............. 0.435
Oriental Financial Gp ..................... 0.050
P G & E Corporation ......................... 0.455
P M C Commercial Trust ................ 0.160
Pebblebrook Hotel Tr ..................... 0.120
Pengrowth Energy Corp ................. 0.215
Penn West Petroleum Ltd ............. 0.279
Permian Basin Rty Tr Ubi ................ 0.384
Post Properties Inc ......................... 0.200
Prefd Apt Communities A ............... 0.125

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Prospect Capital Corp ..................... 0.304
R F Industries Ltd ........................... 0.025
R L J Lodging Trust .......................... 0.080
Raven Industries ............................ 0.180
Redwood Trust Inc ......................... 0.250
Resource Capital Corp ................... 0.250
Rimage Corp .................................. 0.100
Royal Gold Inc ................................. 0.110
S L Green Realty Corp .................... 0.100
San Juan Basin Rty Tr Ub ................ 0.337
Silvercorp Metals Inc ...................... 0.020
Skywest Inc ................................... 0.040
St Jude Medical Inc ......................... 0.210
Stag Industrial Inc ......................... 0.206
Starwood Property Trust ............... 0.440
Steel Dynamics Inc ........................ 0.100
Stryker Corp .................................... 0.180
Sun Hydraulics Inc ......................... 0.060
Syntel Inc ........................................ 0.060
T C W Strat Incm Fd Inc ................... 0.097
Terra Nova Royalty Corp ................. 0.050
Thai Fund Inc .................................. 0.122
Titan Intl Inc ................................... 0.005
Towers Watson & Co ....................... 0.075
Townebank ..................................... 0.080
Transamerica Income Shs .............. 0.385
Transcanada Corp .......................... 0.444
U S Bancorp Inc .............................. 0.125
U T I Worldwide Inc ........................ 0.060
Umpqua Holdings Corp ................... 0.050
W P Carey & Co Llc ......................... 0.550
Washington Tr Bancorp .................. 0.220
Willis Group Hldgs Plc ................... 0.260
Windstream Corp ............................ 0.250
Winthrop Realty Trust ................... 0.163
Wipro Ltd Adr .................................. 0.090
Xerox Corp ....................................... 0.043
Yamana Gold Inc ............................ 0.030
York Water Company ...................... 0.131
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-7
85
-77
43
12
-7
-34
-85
999
-72
16
1
23
-24
211
-41
999
77
-30
-4
999
135
-71
-54
-11
604
-42
999
-68
195
452
75
-85
B16
Contract
High Low
Open
Interest Open High Low Settle Chg.
FUTURES
INVESTORS.COM
Contract
High Low
Grains
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
950.75 539.75 Jul 11 67,771 634.50 659.25 628.00
971.50 559.00 Sep 11 163,754 658.75 680.00 655.50
986.75 342.00 Dec 11 123,960 705.00 723.50 701.50
994.75 597.00 Mar 12 36,419 733.75 753.75 733.00
993.25 604.00 May 12 10,052 752.00 771.75 749.75
957.50 611.00 Jul 12 40,157 758.00 778.25 757.75
977.50 644.25 Dec 12 17,468 795.00 814.25 794.00
Est. Vol. 175,434 Vol. 131,212 open int 464,845 +469
635.75
661.00
705.50
737.25
753.50
762.00
798.50
13.3
8.25
8.75
8.25
9.50
8.25
7.75
Contract
High Low
Open
Contract
Interest Open High Low Settle Chg. High Low
CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 1570.4 1175.3 Apr 12 6,476 1530.3 1530.3 1506.0 1506.0
799.75 374.50 Jul 11 252,748 670.00 697.75 669.00 670.00
765.00 376.50 Sep 11 366,181 655.00 682.25 652.25 657.00
722.75 370.00 Dec 11 503,240 633.25 656.75 628.00 632.00
732.00 393.00 Mar 12 95,006 645.50 668.25 640.50 644.25
739.00 400.00 May 12 21,381 652.00 675.00 647.75 652.00
744.25 393.25 Jul 12 56,871 660.00 682.00 655.00 658.75
684.00 398.75 Sep 12 3,601 626.75 639.00 622.00 622.00
645.00 386.75 Dec 12 67,746 595.00 608.50 588.00 591.00
653.00 501.75 Mar 13 17,069 610.00 610.00 600.00 600.00
621.00 398.25 Dec 13 7,467 578.00 591.75 578.00 578.00
614.00 512.00 Dec 14 839 582.00 582.00 573.00 573.00
Est. Vol. 639,343 Vol. 576,826 open int 1,396,100 +1,606
10.5
11.0
14.0
13.5
13.0
13.3
8.00
8.00
7.50
...
1.00
OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

436.50 232.25 Jul 11 2,713 343.00 353.25
416.00 240.75 Sep 11 3,363 349.00 357.00
419.00 252.75 Dec 11 6,304 356.25 365.00
427.25 264.75 Mar 12
90 370.00 372.00
335.50
340.00
348.00
359.50
335.50
340.00
348.00
359.50
13.3
14.3
13.3
14.3
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

1474.5 917.25 Jul 11 94,690 1318.3 1328.8 1311.5 1320.3
1449.5 852.00 Aug 11 53,730 1314.5 1327.8 1309.8 1315.0
1422.8 851.00 Sep 11 23,989 1311.8 1326.5 1308.5 1310.8
1411.3 907.25 Nov 11 293,918 1305.0 1330.8 1305.0 1309.3
1415.5 918.00 Jan 12 39,630 1319.3 1340.3 1315.5 1319.5
1412.0 921.00 Mar 12 22,012 1324.3 1345.0 1322.8 1326.0
1402.0 925.50 May 12 25,551 1324.8 1345.3 1323.0 1325.5
1405.3 860.00 Jul 12 9,448 1328.3 1351.3 1327.3 1330.0
1369.0 860.00 Nov 12 14,321 1300.0 1323.8 1298.5 1299.0
Est. Vol. 355,149 Vol. 188,602 open int 584,667 3,670
+2.50
1.00
3.50
8.00
8.00
6.25
6.25
6.75
7.75
19.5
19.4
19.6
22.3
1573.1 1124.4 Jun 12 13,180 1525.2 1530.9 1507.5 1507.5

1593.8 1141.6 Dec 12 13,401 1514.0 1538.5 1512.3 1513.4
1731.1 1404.8 Dec 15 2,562 1638.0 1638.0 1628.5 1628.5
MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz. MINI
1576.0 1097.4 Jun 11
26 1525.0 1526.0
1573.3 1463.5 Jul 11
31 1523.4 1523.4
1577.4 1021.5 Aug 11 3,791 1502.8 1526.5
1572.0 1068.2 Oct 11
75 1502.5 1527.0
1580.0 1107.7 Dec 11 511 1504.7 1528.0
1511.5
1503.5
1497.6
1500.0
1500.0
SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents per troy oz. NIKKEI
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 115.60 74.56 Sep 11 166,854 91.62 92.82 90.36 91.71
748.50
767.25
793.00
807.25
813.50
812.50
11.5
11.0
10.0
8.25
8.00
8.00
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT

16.88 11.05 Jul 11 4,407 13.48 13.69
16.69 11.23 Sep 11 8,514 14.55 14.73
16.82 13.10 Nov 11 4,624 14.86 15.03
16.98 14.12 Jan 12 308 15.36 15.36
17.08 14.44 Mar 12 387 15.53 15.53
Est. Vol. 4,702 Vol. 2,255 open int 18,278 11
13.45
14.50
14.82
15.15
15.46
13.45 0.25
14.51 0.23
14.82 0.24
15.15 0.23
15.46 0.225
Meats
CATTLE
(CME)
40,000
lbs.
cents
121.62 89.00 Jun 11 3,899 112.15 113.35 111.35

122.90 90.40 Aug 11 141,406 112.10 113.82 111.75
126.37 92.90 Oct 11 80,558 118.00 119.80 117.57
126.45 101.20 Dec 11 60,180 122.50 122.80 120.70
125.80 101.50 Feb 12 21,154 123.10 123.50 121.75
126.65 105.85 Apr 12 10,296 124.20 125.00 123.00
123.90 112.00 Jun 12 3,534 121.00 121.17 119.72
122.50 112.50 Aug 12 314 120.10 120.10 118.57
122.50 115.30 Oct 12
178 121.00 122.50 121.00
Est. Vol. 54,465 Vol. 58,891 open int 321,550 +1,166
per
113.05
113.50
119.75
122.70
123.45
124.80
121.00
119.20
122.50
FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.

142.00 110.97 Aug 11 20,877 138.55 139.00 136.60
141.70 112.95 Sep 11 6,280 139.42 139.62 137.32
141.30 115.02 Oct 11 4,974 139.32 139.75 137.50
141.07 116.40 Nov 11 3,002 139.87 140.05 137.75
139.00 123.50 Jan 12 1,332 137.87 139.00 136.95
138.30 124.40 Mar 12 200 136.60 137.70 136.32
137.00 125.00 Apr 12
60 137.00 137.00 137.00
137.50 125.00 May 12
25 137.00 137.50 137.00
138.60
139.52
139.70
140.05
138.92
137.67
137.00
137.50
+0.75
+0.85
+0.85
+0.75
+0.80
+0.75
+0.30
+0.65
HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.

104.05 74.00 Jul 11 17,483 95.77 98.10 95.55
104.45 74.75 Aug 11 80,499 94.80 97.25 94.45
94.60 68.50 Oct 11 51,909 87.72 88.85 86.90
90.45 66.10 Dec 11 42,616 84.90 86.10 83.75
90.70 69.00 Feb 12 16,976 87.30 87.72 85.50
91.30 75.80 Apr 12 7,530 88.35 88.90 86.70
95.90 81.50 May 12 481 91.50 92.50 90.75
97.45 84.50 Jun 12 4,824 94.30 94.50 93.00
96.00 87.50 Jul 12 1,142 92.37 93.75 92.00
94.00 87.40 Aug 12 679 91.32 92.10 90.77
96.00
95.20
88.67
85.70
87.60
88.82
92.40
94.40
93.00
91.87
1.00
0.70
+0.62
+1.03
+0.95
+1.32
+0.40
+0.80
+0.30
+0.07
Foods
COCOA
(ICE)
10
metric
tons
3710.0 2662.0 Jul 11

35 3004.0 3006.0 2951.0
3646.0 2674.0 Sep 11 68,517 2994.0 3018.0 2950.0
3600.0 2685.0 Dec 11 36,918 3020.0 3044.0 2979.0
3620.0 2767.0 Mar 12 30,418 3036.0 3079.0 3015.0
3609.0 2770.0 May 12 8,988 3073.0 3077.0 3016.0
3593.0 2785.0 Jul 12 3,622 3076.0 3076.0 3030.0
COFFEE
(ICE)
37,500
lbs.
per
2958.0
2964.0
2990.0
3026.0
3028.0
3030.0
cents
per
308.90 135.10 Jul 11 1,140 249.55 251.00 245.50

311.40 135.10 Sep 11 58,467 250.90 252.35 245.60
313.75 136.90 Dec 11 29,879 253.30 256.25 249.80
313.15 136.80 Mar 12 8,573 258.25 259.00 253.15
311.55 137.30 May 12 3,471 260.30 261.05 255.00
306.30 137.40 Jul 12 1,518 262.00 262.00 255.70
300.15 137.45 Sep 12 1,392 259.50 259.50 257.50
291.95 137.95 Dec 12 998 258.60 258.85 256.60
249.00
250.50
254.40
257.35
259.05
259.75
259.00
257.95
199.10 136.20 Jul 11 4,730 193.30 199.10 191.55

193.70 136.20 Sep 11 24,776 187.00 193.70 186.20
183.00 136.20 Nov 11 5,779 180.75 182.85 179.85
178.35 136.20 Jan 12 1,146 177.20 178.15 176.50
178.75 136.20 Mar 12 259 176.50 176.50 176.50
179.15 109.75 May 12 167 175.00 175.00 175.00
199.05
192.65
182.85
178.00
176.50
175.00
+0.17
+0.19
+0.21
+0.25
+0.29
+0.32
+0.36
+0.39
+0.41
+0.44
+0.48
+0.73
+0.84
+0.86
+1.06
+1.27
115.55 74.89 Oct 11 72,238 92.20 93.33 90.95 92.23

115.46 74.77 Nov 11 57,532 92.74 93.88 91.49 92.78
115.45 75.01 Dec 11 184,474 93.15 94.34 91.99 93.29
115.22 75.87 Jan 12 52,904 93.64 93.91 92.92 93.74
114.57 75.70 Feb 12 23,885 93.88 94.19 93.29 94.19
114.87 75.73 Mar 12 32,193 94.21 95.51 93.66 94.64
114.09 75.95 Apr 12 18,500 94.52 95.07 94.18 95.07
114.30 76.10 May 12 17,572 95.27 95.49 95.24 95.48
114.00 75.88 Jun 12 75,282 95.61 96.51 94.65 95.89
113.30 76.45 Jul 12 30,744 95.65 96.20 95.65 96.20
112.14 77.13 Dec 12 150,384 97.06 97.75 96.17 97.33
109.31 79.17 Jul 13 2,389 97.51 98.08 97.51 98.08
108.87 78.88 Dec 13 72,231 98.60 99.40 97.75 98.81
106.81 81.00 Dec 14 34,895 99.50 100.35 99.41 99.41
106.62 82.78 Dec 15 24,329 99.50 100.85 99.26 99.80
Est. Vol. 664,897 Vol. 980,468 open int 1,511,301 3,943
lb. NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu

+0.80
+0.78
+0.90
+0.70
+0.45
+0.38
...
0.75
...
ton
28.0
23.0
23.0
22.0
20.0
20.0
lb.
JONES
(CBOT)
$5
11881
11812
11753
11686
95.0
96.0
96.0
96.0
DJIA
7.077 3.955 Jul 11 35,674 4.217 4.248 4.171

7.152 3.994 Aug 11 141,936 4.238 4.271 4.195
7.182 4.012 Sep 11 210,395 4.270 4.293 4.219
7.300 4.051 Oct 11 114,907 4.316 4.335 4.263
7.502 4.250 Nov 11 77,575 4.452 4.470 4.400
7.810 4.520 Dec 11 45,032 4.646 4.661 4.601
8.035 4.654 Jan 12 91,197 4.746 4.768 4.700
7.997 4.650 Feb 12 20,917 4.742 4.762 4.700
7.767 4.600 Mar 12 43,412 4.688 4.707 4.645
7.170 4.490 Apr 12 43,514 4.559 4.578 4.515
7.102 4.540 May 12 9,930 4.584 4.603 4.547
7.200 4.570 Jun 12 11,243 4.616 4.630 4.572
7.277 4.610 Jul 12 9,026 4.667 4.671 4.635
7.347 4.630 Aug 12 7,398 4.695 4.695 4.650
7.377 4.653 Sep 12 7,373 4.705 4.705 4.688
7.475 4.695 Oct 12 25,034 4.745 4.761 4.712
7.689 4.800 Nov 12 4,400 4.885 4.885 4.868
7.979 5.014 Dec 12 10,792 5.105 5.120 5.080
8.184 5.188 Jan 13 10,121 5.205 5.228 5.200
8.179 5.130 Feb 13 2,285 5.176 5.205 5.170
7.949 5.088 Mar 13 10,575 5.125 5.125 5.100
7.264 4.850 Apr 13 3,451 4.887 4.887 4.876
7.219 4.868 May 13 1,704 4.900 4.900 4.891
7.499 4.967 Sep 13 868 5.015 5.015 5.006
7.584 5.000 Oct 13 1,762 5.050 5.052 5.040
7.829 5.150 Nov 13 721 5.180 5.185 5.178
8.074 5.672 Nov 15
94 5.820 5.820 5.813
4.229
4.250
4.275
4.319
4.454
4.645
4.750
4.744
4.689
4.558
4.582
4.616
4.664
4.692
4.704
4.745
4.883
5.103
5.215
5.186
5.111
4.876
4.891
5.006
5.052
5.178
5.813
+0.036
+0.033
+0.032
+0.032
+0.030
+0.030
+0.030
+0.030
+0.032
+0.030
+0.030
+0.030
+0.030
+0.029
+0.030
+0.029
+0.028
+0.028
+0.027
+0.026
+0.023
+0.023
+0.023
+0.023
+0.023
+0.023
+0.023
225
AVGS.
(CME)
$5
3.00
8.00
Financials
DOLLAR
INDEX
(ICE)
1000
index
82.39 73.37 Sep 11 44,691 75.69 76.28 75.47 76.21

82.42 73.99 Dec 11 516 76.44 76.64 76.44 76.64
+0.31
+0.30
index AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per A $

29.8 1.0806 0.7731 Sep 11 99,786 1.0408 1.0490 1.0374 1.0383 0.0002
29.5 1.0651 0.7923 Dec 11 123 1.0261 1.0338 1.0261 1.0267 0.0004
29.5 Est. Vol. 213,756 Vol. 164,150 open int 99,913 6,788
BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound
10855 8530.0 Sep 11 28,658 9620.0 9730.0 9585.0 9610.0

index 1.6708 1.4328 Sep 11 101,764 1.5967 1.6030 1.5935 1.5956 0.0024
29.8 1.6702 1.4756 Dec 11 119 1.5933 1.6000 1.5931 1.5940 0.0024
29.5 Est. Vol. 99,327 Vol. 144,075 open int 101,891 +4,196
29.5 CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr
1.0550 0.9255 Sep 11 84,002 1.0122 1.0215 1.0094 1.0097 0.0088
index 1.0510 0.9282 Dec 11 3,869 1.0097 1.0190 1.0077 1.0078 0.0088
8.40 1.0470 0.9540 Mar 12 537 1.0100 1.0100 1.0058 1.0058 0.0084
1.0408 0.9926 Sep 12 129 1.0056 1.0056 1.0009 1.0009 0.0082
nsa Est. Vol. 174,071 Vol. 111,764 open int 88,787 1,755
+20.0 MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso

0.0858 0.0713 Sep 11 92,424 0.0835 0.0838 0.0833 0.0834 0.00007
JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen
1.2944 1.0672 Sep 11 93,835 1.2452 1.2487 1.2412 1.2437 +0.0019

404 1.2456 1.2492 1.2449 1.2449 +0.0019
+05 Est. Vol. 94,854 Vol. 130,362 open int 94,298 7,740
+04 SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc
+04 1.2052 0.8740 Sep 11 49,817 1.1959 1.2052 1.1918 1.1946 +0.0010
1.2060 0.8908 Dec 11 144 1.1956 1.2060 1.1947 1.1959 +0.0010
10 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd Est. Vol. 66,841 Vol. 47,984 open int 49,965 556
124-30 109-17 Sep 11 1,866,918 124-23 124-30 124-02 124-23 +124 EURO
125,000
Euros,
$
per
Euro
123-16 114-05 Dec 11 8,373 122-26 123-16 122-26 123-11 +124 1.4875 1.1991 Sep 11 175,807 1.4160 1.4273 1.4109 1.4138 0.0044
120-11 119-08 Sep 12
na 119-31 120-11 119-31 120-11 +124 1.4735 1.2258 Dec 11 411 1.4124 1.4235 1.4091 1.4103 0.0045
Est.
Vol.
303,278
Vol.
399,078
open
int
177,410
4,808
Est. Vol. 1,310,319 Vol. 1,672,620 open int 1,888,451 +958
US TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) $100,000 prin pts & 32nds of 100 pct 1.2708 1.1077 Dec 11
127-01 114-00 Sep 11 659,817 126-31 127-01 125-31 126-19
125-16 115-15 Dec 11
48 125-05 125-16 125-00 125-04
123-22 122-16 Mar 12
na 123-18 123-22 123-18 123-22
5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd 30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of 100 pct.
121-28 109-10 Jun 11 21,343 121-28 121-28 121-12 121-26
120-28 114-14 Sep 11 1,613,361 120-26 120-28 120-09 120-24
118-00 112-19 Jun 12 245 117-22 118-00 117-22 118-00
Est. Vol. 710,648 Vol. 878,462 open int 1,634,707 42,795
+10
+102
+102
2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd
110-04 105-22 Jun 11 16,340 110-04 110-04 110-02 110-03 0.00000
109-30 108-12 Sep 11 1,039,752 109-29 109-30 109-27 109-29 0.00000
109-23 107-28 Dec 11
21 109-21 109-22 109-21 109-22 0.00000
Est. Vol. 261,369 Vol. 261,789 open int 1,056,113 +9,720
EURODOLLARS (IMM) $1 millionpts of 100 pct.

99.74
99.73
99.69
99.63
99.56
99.46
99.31
99.15
98.99
98.79
98.58
98.39
98.18
99.44 Jul 11 100,173

99.40 Aug 11 21,661
97.83 Sep 11 1,294,605
97.47 Dec 11 1,365,383
93.97 Mar 12 1,635,365
95.65 Jun 12 1,482,388
96.57 Sep 12 1,031,138
96.30 Dec 12 720,714
93.86 Mar 13 550,470
95.86 Jun 13 358,541
95.66 Sep 13 344,302
95.46 Dec 13 263,793
95.31 Mar 14 227,818
99.70
99.63
99.58
99.50
99.47
99.41
99.30
99.13
98.97
98.76
98.53
98.28
98.03
99.72
99.67
99.61
99.55
99.50
99.43
99.31
99.15
98.98
98.78
98.56
98.31
98.07
99.69
99.60
99.53
99.45
99.42
99.37
99.25
99.08
98.89
98.67
98.44
98.18
97.94
99.70
99.64
99.56
99.49
99.45
99.39
99.28
99.13
98.97
98.76
98.53
98.28
98.03
0.015
0.035
0.04
0.045
0.04
0.03
0.01
+0.015
+0.035
+0.045
+0.055
+0.055
+0.055
99.91 97.19 Jun 11 61,855 99.91 99.91 99.90

99.91 97.05 Jul 11 61,191 99.90 99.91 99.89
99.89 97.53 Aug 11 55,031 99.88 99.89 99.88
99.87 97.64 Oct 11 51,280 99.86 99.86 99.85
99.85 97.50 Nov 11 47,022 99.85 99.85 99.84
99.84 97.58 Dec 11 52,988 99.84 99.84 99.83
99.84 97.81 Jan 12 54,051 99.83 99.84 99.83
117.27 97.66 Feb 12 63,557 99.82 99.82 99.81
99.79 98.28 May 12 53,944 99.78 99.78 99.77
99.90
99.90
99.88
99.86
99.84
99.84
99.83
99.81
99.78
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Spot Prices
Fri
Thu
06/24
Flour hard winter KC cwt
20.35
Coffee parana exdock NY per lb. 2.3747
Coffee medlin exdock NY per lb. 2.7662
Cocoa beans Ivory Coast $ metric ton 3364
Cocoa butter African styl $ met ton 4016
Sugar No. 11 cents per lb
29.22
Hogs Iowa/Minn 240300 lb
77.56
Futures Tables & Charts Footnotes:
Feeder cattle 500600 lb Okl av cwt 137.31
CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Porkloins 1319 lb FOB Omaha av cwt 146.00
06/23
20.35
2.3747
2.7662
3317
4025
30.90
79.05
137.31
146.00
Exchange. CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: International

Monetary Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT:
N.Y. Board of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME market
data is the property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its
licensors. All rights reserved.
Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentum
and volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, low
and close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price direction
may be indicated when % F (dark line) crosses % S (thin line).
Euro Zone Woes,

Strong Dollar
Hit Commodities
97.95 93.13 Jun 14 169,410 97.78 97.82 97.67 97.78 +0.06

97.71 95.02 Sep 14 93,358 97.53 97.56 97.42 97.54 +0.065
97.48 94.86 Dec 14 86,010 97.27 97.31 97.17 97.28 +0.06
97.28 94.77 Mar 15 83,164 97.04 97.08 96.94 97.06 +0.055
97.10 94.68 Jun 15 64,971 96.81 96.85 96.72 96.83 +0.055
96.94 94.59 Sep 15 56,111 96.60 96.64 96.50 96.61 +0.055
96.78 94.50 Dec 15 49,930 96.39 96.43 96.30 96.41 +0.055
96.65 94.45 Mar 16 33,183 96.22 96.26 96.13 96.24 +0.055
96.57 94.39 Jun 16 25,667 96.06 96.10 95.97 96.08 +0.055 BY REUTERS
96.58 94.33 Sep 16 19,965 95.92 95.94 95.83 95.93 +0.055
96.44 94.27 Dec 16 14,454 95.78 95.81 95.69 95.80 +0.055 Commodity prices fell for a second
96.39 94.22 Mar 17 13,355 95.67 95.70 95.59 95.69 +0.055 straight session on Friday, round96.94 94.20 Jun 17 12,438 95.58 95.61 95.48 95.59 +0.06 ing up a woeful week for crude oil,
96.34 94.17 Sep 17 10,835 95.49 95.50 95.41 95.50 +0.06 which fell 7% in London, on fears
96.25 94.11 Dec 17 8,636 95.42 95.42 95.33 95.42 +0.06
over Europes debt problems and a
96.20 94.11 Mar 18 3,722 95.36 95.38 95.28 95.37 +0.06
96.17 94.07 Jun 18 7,938 95.31 95.34 95.30 95.32 +0.06 possible deluge in supply.
Worries whether Greeces parlia96.15 94.03 Sep 18 2,303 95.22 95.28 95.22 95.28 +0.06
Est. Vol. 2,552,744 Vol. 3,238,762 open int 10,162,858 +148,268
ment will pass austerity measures
index US
8.40 12792 10356 Sep 11 76,258 11885 12058 11853 11878

16.7 12628 11229 Dec 11 278 11819 11949 11796 11804
16.5 NASDAQ 100 INDEX (CME) $100 x
16.4 2407.0 1711.5 Sep 11 8,235 2247.0 2256.0 2207.0 2207.8
2406.0 1942.3 Dec 11
2 2230.0 2230.0 2202.0 2204.0
PLATINUM (NYM) 50 troy oz. dollars per troy oz. 2399.5 2182.5 Mar 12 na 2201.0 2201.5 2201.0 2201.5
1889.5 1498.0 Jul 11 10,862 1682.1 1719.9 1675.5 1677.6 16.9 Est. Vol. 2,927 Vol. 871 open int 8,237 +360
1893.0 1516.4 Oct 11 23,247 1685.5 1723.0 1678.5 1680.5 17.0 MINI NASDAQ 100 INDE (CME) $20 x
1884.2 1647.5 Jan 12 642 1691.9 1692.0 1683.0 1684.3 16.7 2423.0 1711.5 Sep 11 277,621 2208.8 2258.5 2206.8 2207.8
1883.4 1686.8 Apr 12
70 1695.0 1695.0 1686.8 1686.8 16.7 2408.8 1943.3 Dec 11
69 2205.8 2253.8 2203.3 2204.0
2399.5 2181.0 Mar 12
1 2213.5 2238.0 2201.5 2201.5
PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz Est. Vol. 316,125 Vol. 415,633 open int 277,690 +222
860.25 428.30 Sep 11 19,201 733.00 752.85 730.10 731.50 11.9 RUSSELL 1000 Mini (ICE) $50 x
861.15 563.65 Dec 11 693 733.65 748.00 732.75 732.75 11.8 754.40 611.00 Sep 11 17,263 711.00 712.40 702.10 702.20
Oils
744.00
762.00
787.00
803.00
813.50
812.50
DOW
11860
11812
11753
11686
1511.5
1503.5
1503.9
1504.9
1506.1
4953.0 3237.5 Jun 11

12 3533.5 3533.5 3464.1 3464.1 36.4
4984.5 1659.2 Jul 11 28,081 3477.5 3542.0 3414.5 3463.8 36.4
3837.0 3421.0 Aug 11 150 3461.5 3527.0 3421.0 3464.6 36.5
4953.0 2071.0 Sep 11 40,990 3468.0 3540.0 3416.0 3465.0 36.6
4981.0 1661.5 Dec 11 23,790 3473.5 3539.5 3417.0 3466.4 36.8
4912.0 1664.6 Jan 12 147 3441.5 3466.4 3424.0 3466.4 36.5
4950.0 1757.3 Mar 12 4,930 3498.0 3498.0 3450.0 3465.2 35.9
SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton 4951.0 1677.1 Dec 12 7,959 3422.0 3512.5 3422.0 3456.5 34.3
394.00 249.20 Jul 11 30,111 339.70 344.60 339.30 339.90 0.70 Est. Vol. 99,821 Vol. 132,737 open int 119,838 +479
386.00 243.00 Aug 11 49,186 340.80 346.10 340.60 341.10 0.40 MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz.
377.50 243.00 Sep 11 22,333 339.20 345.70 339.00 339.40 1.10 4977.3 1659.4 Jul 11 2,174 3478.9 3540.6 3416.4 3430.5 100.5
36 3466.5 3535.0 3430.9 3430.9 100.6
371.80 246.50 Oct 11 16,057 335.70 343.70 335.20 336.30 1.70 3853.5 3430.9 Aug 11
370.90 246.10 Dec 11 73,036 336.20 344.90 335.70 336.90 2.30 4953.5 1497.3 Sep 11 1,077 3479.4 3541.2 3418.0 3431.7 100.7
370.00 247.00 Jan 12 6,378 338.00 345.60 337.60 338.70 2.10 4952.3 1663.9 Dec 11 603 3480.1 3537.0 3420.0 3433.1 100.9
59 3423.2 3423.2 3423.2 3423.2 98.4
371.00 247.70 Mar 12 3,790 340.90 348.40 340.50 341.30 1.40 4840.0 1677.3 Dec 12
366.70 247.70 May 12 5,449 341.10 343.30 340.80 341.30 0.90 Est. Vol. 5,600 Vol. 7,273 open int 3,994 +140
365.90 233.70 Jul 12 1,387 342.60 347.00 342.60 342.70 0.70 HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb.
355.50 234.00 Dec 12 1,663 335.00 338.90 332.20 332.20 0.70 463.85 219.45 Jun 11 188 409.85 412.40 408.30 409.85 +5.75
465.35 268.05 Jul 11 25,487 410.00 414.00 405.85 409.85 +5.95
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb 463.90 267.85 Aug 11 2,682 411.05 413.60 407.40 410.90 +5.90
61.02 37.95 Jul 11 60,776 55.21 55.65 54.96 55.22 +0.07 463.50 267.65 Sep 11 64,857 411.50 415.75 407.80 411.55 +5.90
680 414.40 414.40 412.25 412.25 +5.90
61.14 33.96 Aug 11 41,708 55.44 55.87 55.18 55.36 0.01 463.10 283.70 Oct 11
61.36 33.96 Sep 11 34,218 55.70 56.05 55.44 55.61 0.01 461.70 281.90 Dec 11 25,835 413.50 417.40 409.95 413.35 +5.90
61.07 38.25 Oct 11 16,881 55.96 56.39 55.73 55.86 0.02 459.10 282.90 Mar 12 8,669 414.30 414.30 414.30 414.30 +5.85
61.45 38.49 Dec 11 139,823 56.51 56.94 56.21 56.36 0.02 457.05 283.95 May 12 1,621 414.30 414.45 414.30 414.45 +5.85
61.31 38.28 Jan 12 13,706 56.74 56.86 56.52 56.62 0.04 449.95 339.40 Dec 12 1,506 414.00 414.00 411.55 411.55 +5.85
61.26 38.28 Mar 12 11,252 57.01 57.50 56.86 56.99 0.02 Est. Vol. 54,325 Vol. 66,255 open int 133,311 215
103.90 38.28 May 12 6,044 57.09 57.20 57.00 57.14 0.02
60.76 33.96 Jul 12 1,881 57.14 57.40 57.13 57.24 0.02
60.18 33.96 Dec 12 1,598 57.11 57.46 57.11 57.28 0.02 LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl.
115.52 74.31 Aug 11 326,552 91.07 92.34 89.82 91.16 +0.14
1009.3 456.00 Jul 11 21,133 767.00 767.00
1020.5 542.75 Sep 11 68,984 787.25 787.25
1035.0 560.25 Dec 11 54,679 802.00 802.50
1032.0 571.75 Mar 12 11,417 815.00 816.50
1011.0 587.50 May 12 1,778 815.00 815.00
969.25 732.00 Sep 12 1,333 815.00 815.00
Est. Vol. Vol. 38,121 open int 172,256 1,567
Open
12695 10356 Sep 11 7,319 12000 12057

12628 11225 Dec 11
85 11908 11908
12570 11505 Mar 12
na 11849 11849
11892 11686 Jun 12
na 11782 11782
Est. Vol. 817 Vol. 385 open int 7,404 2
Open
Food
Grains
needed for the country to secure

more bailout funds drove the euro
down and the dollar up. The greenbacks rise pressured energy and
grains although metals such as copper rose on optimism about the
economy in top consuming-nation
China.
You have prices of crude oil, commodities and the stock market again
under pressure. And you have a
strong dollar, said Dennis Gartman, an independent investor.
(In) every market that has the
term risk associated with it. Everybody wants out, Gartman said.
Investors will have a surfeit of
U.S. data next week including a
reading on personal income, consumer confidence, home sales, jobless claims and business sentiment
to determine if economic conditions warrant further risk paring.
Oil prices fell as investors exited
from crude markets for a second
day after a surprise move by consuming nations to tap their strategic
oil reserves, which could bloat
world supplies.
The International Energy Agency
(IEA) said on Thursday it will release 60 million barrels of government-held crude stocks over the
next 30 days to alleviate what it described as tight supplies in the market now.
Oats No. 2 heavy or Better
3.45
Corn oil crude wet/dry mill Chi. lb. .66
Soybean oil crude Decatur lb.
.54[
3.58
.66
.54[
Metals
Aluminum per lb LME
1.1226 1.1371
Copper Cathode full plate
4.0722 4.0851
Silver Handy & Harman
34.930 35.280
Platinum per troy oz. NY (contract) 1698.00 1709.00
Platinum Merc spot per troy oz. 1677.60 1694.50
Gold
London morning fixing
London afternoon fixing
NY Handy & Harman
NY Engelhard
NY Merc. spot month
1521.00
1514.75
1514.75
1517.98
1500.50
Corn No. 2 yellow Chi processor bid 6.75 6.85 Textiles & Fibers
Soybeans No. 1 yellow
13.35 13.32 Cotton 1116 in. strict low middling 134.66
SoybeanMeal Cen Ill 48pct proteinton 334.10 334.10 Raw Products
Wheat No. 2 Chi soft
6.15
6.29 Natural Gas Henry Hub, $ per mmbtu 4.21
Wheat N. 1 dk 14pcpro Mpls.
10.53 10.35 aAsked, bBid, nNormal, rRevised,
Wheat No. 2 hard KC.
7.03 6.99 nqNot Quoted, n.a.Not Available.
off 2.00
off 8.25
off 8.25
off 8.26
off 19.60
132.21
4.29
Key Commodity Futures

CORN
Dec 11
PRICE MO
%F=19
%S=25.1
CLOSE
6.32
OPEN INTEREST 503240

CBOT
CATTLE
SOYBEANS
Nov 11
PRICE MO %F=17.6
%S=21.3
CLOSE 13.09
Aug 11
PRICE MO %F=81.2
%S=86
CLOSE
95.20
Oct 11
PRICE MO
%F=92
%S=92
CLOSE
26.00
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=30.5
%S=37
CLOSE
34.65
Aug 11
PRICE MO
%F=17
%S=21.1
CLOSE
91.16
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=24.8
%S=29.8
CLOSE
4.275

CBOT
Aug 11
PRICE MO %F=91.6
%S=85.4
CLOSE 113.50

CME
HOGS LEAN
OPEN INTEREST 80499
CME
HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal

339.25 204.90 Jul 11 36,478 276.17 283.59 273.27 275.03
335.90 206.85 Aug 11 86,553 277.97 285.18 275.01 276.89
336.65 208.85 Sep 11 45,288 279.93 286.58 277.00 278.93
337.86 210.75 Oct 11 21,298 282.09 287.52 279.15 281.02
339.21 212.05 Nov 11 21,490 283.09 289.17 281.35 283.12
341.27 213.07 Dec 11 34,292 286.13 292.27 283.20 285.15
341.99 215.43 Jan 12 18,139 286.11 292.78 285.30 287.05
341.89 216.75 Feb 12 8,229 287.56 293.54 286.10 287.95
340.39 216.40 Mar 12 6,400 288.07 293.08 285.85 287.80
337.24 192.63 Apr 12 2,734 285.42 291.43 284.55 286.42
334.29 202.68 May 12 2,568 283.90 289.92 283.25 284.99
332.14 210.38 Jun 12 20,666 282.95 288.66 282.95 284.00
331.89 212.38 Jul 12 2,027 285.00 291.00 283.10 284.80
333.39 224.54 Dec 12 9,797 288.59 292.00 287.46 289.00
3.14
3.05
3.05
3.04
3.02
2.98
2.97
2.77
2.45
2.16
1.92
1.86
1.71
1.41
+1.30 NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon
+1.80 3.365 2.026 Jul 11 28,532 2.780 2.879 2.757 2.777 0.061
+1.45 3.319 2.022 Aug 11 68,752 2.720 2.821 2.695 2.716 0.06
+0.60 3.277 2.003 Sep 11 40,216 2.702 2.794 2.675 2.697 0.058
+0.20 3.061 1.8970 Dec 11 29,435 2.575 2.660 2.551 2.575 0.039
0.30
0.30
COFFEE C
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=19.7
%S=20.8
CLOSE 250.50
OPEN INTEREST 58467

ICE
GOLD
SUGAR-WORLD 11
ICE
Aug 11
PRICE MO %F=37.6
%S=51.3
CLOSE 1500.90

CMX
SILVER
OPEN INTEREST 40990
CMX
Woods And Fibers
LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per 1,000 bd. ft.

ORANGE JUICE (ICE) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb. 350.00 216.00 Jul 11 1,745 234.30 236.20 232.50 236.00 +2.00
SUGAR
16
(ICE)
112,000
lbs.
41.28 24.53 Sep 11 2,094 35.50 35.50

38.83 24.50 Nov 11 1,707 36.00 36.00
36.75 25.00 Jan 12 2,482 36.00 36.40
34.30 29.87 Jan 13 755 33.00 33.99
Est. Vol. 21 Vol. 233 open int 12,589 +75
cents
35.40
35.05
36.00
33.00
per
35.40
35.05
36.40
33.99
+5.50
+5.55
+3.05
+2.35
+2.00
+1.65
27.54
26.00
25.37
24.72
24.32
23.88
23.60
22.96
COTTON
(ICE)
209.10 74.87 Jul 11

166.47 72.60 Oct 11
50,000
lbs.
cents
per
2,801 166.00 166.59 163.40 165.22

491 126.75 127.80 125.10 126.92
lb. 141.97 71.12 Dec 11 100,511 121.10 122.74 119.60 121.92

0.10
0.96
+0.36
...
SUGARWORLD 11 (ICE) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.

29.75 14.49 Jul 11 52,794 27.65 27.73 27.20
27.57 14.66 Oct 11 289,888 26.00 26.08 25.42
26.80 13.67 Mar 12 122,500 25.50 25.50 24.72
25.03 14.25 May 12 36,670 24.80 24.83 24.06
24.45 14.31 Jul 12 58,125 24.20 24.36 23.62
23.94 14.31 Oct 12 24,635 23.66 23.90 23.18
23.64 14.70 Mar 13 20,250 23.36 23.62 22.91
23.00 14.55 May 13 4,512 22.76 22.98 22.48
344.00 227.60 Sep 11 6,265 246.60 248.80 244.00 246.90

332.00 236.90 Nov 11 1,858 254.00 255.40 252.50 253.10
331.00 259.20 Jan 12 113 276.20 277.00 272.60 277.00
Est. Vol. 501 Vol. 903 open int 9,994 60
0.04
0.08
0.13
0.08
+0.05
+0.15
+0.16
+0.16
134.62 72.27 Mar 12 15,415 113.20 114.37 111.80

125.37 72.16 May 12 3,641 109.39 109.47 107.50
118.00 72.10 Jul 12 5,640 104.15 105.40 103.50
107.20 72.75 Dec 12 2,661 97.19 100.06 97.19
113.82
108.95
104.80
100.06
S&P
COMP.
INDEX
(CME)
250
1361.6 994.10 Sep 11 252,233 1279.3 1286.0 1261.3

1356.2 994.10 Dec 11 10,465 1273.7 1273.7 1256.7
1347.6 994.10 Jun 12
5 1263.2 1263.2 1246.2
1341.6 1209.4 Dec 12 100 1257.2 1257.2 1240.2
S&P
MINI
INDEX
(CME)
50
1464.9 Jul 11
590
1021.7 Aug 11 331,350
1067.7 Oct 11 12,283
1110.1 Dec 11 71,547
1139.4 Feb 12 9,325
1502.0
1501.7
1503.5
1504.0
1506.0
1524.9
1526.5
1527.0
1528.5
1526.0
1498.8
1498.5
1499.8
1501.0
1503.0
1500.5
1500.9
1501.9
1503.1
1504.5
19.7
19.6
19.6
19.5
19.5
HI GRADE COPPER
Sep 11
PRICE MO
%F=42
%S=43.5
CLOSE 411.55
OPEN INTEREST 64857

CMX
LIGHT SWEET CRUDE

NYM
index
1263.9
1258.6
1248.1
1242.1
13.1
13.1
13.1
13.1
index
GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz. Est. Vol. 2,496,719 Vol. 3,318,210 open int 2,556,763 +25,756
1577.4 1096.4 Jun 11 727 1500.4 1525.0 1498.5 1500.5 19.6 S&P MIDCAP 400 (CME) 500 x
1575.9
1577.7
1579.2
1579.5
1578.9
lb.
+0.67
+1.92
+2.52
+2.23
+2.05
+1.45
+0.90
Indexes
1367.5 1002.0 Sep 11 2,548,765 1268.3 1286.0 1261.3 1263.9

1361.0 1101.7 Dec 11 7,947 1259.8 1280.3 1256.3 1258.6
1344.3 1240.0 Jun 12
28 1256.8 1256.8 1248.1 1248.1
Metals
+1.10
...
+2.20
1011.5 690.20 Sep 11 911 942.70 943.30 942.70 943.30

1009.9 767.20 Dec 11
na 941.70 942.30 941.70 942.30
947.60 923.00 Sep 12
na 935.70 936.30 935.70 936.30
Est. Vol. Vol. 30,831 open int 108,086 +107,175
13.1
13.1
13.1
index
6.40
6.40
6.40
DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average
HEATING OIL
OPEN INTEREST 86553
NYM
Aug 11
PRICE MO %F=14.1
%S=24.1
CLOSE 276.89
NATURAL GAS
NYM
FUTURES & BONDS
Key Financial And Commodity Futures

S&P COMP. INDEX
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=40.2
%S=35.2
CLOSE 1263.90

CME
NASDAQ 100 INDEX
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=34.3
%S=27.5
CLOSE 2207.75
OPEN INTEREST 8235

CME
Safety Bid Lifts Bond Prices

As Stock Market Stumbles
BY REUTERS
MINI DOW JONES
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=40.1
%S=38.3
CLOSE 118.78
OPEN INTEREST 76258

CBOT
10 YEAR TREASURY
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=79.2
%S=70
CLOSE 124-23

CBOT
BRITISH POUND
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=15.1
%S=23
CLOSE 1.5956
Sep 11
PRICE MO
%F=51
%S=57.5
CLOSE 1.2437
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=30.6
%S=38.3
CLOSE 1.4138
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=58.1
%S=57.1
CLOSE 2964.0
Aug 11
PRICE MO %F=20.1
%S=27.8
CLOSE 2.7159
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=11.2
%S=10.2
CLOSE
6.61
PRICE MO %F=70.2
%S=60.8
CLOSE
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=43.2
%S=38.7
CLOSE 0.8342
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=64.8
%S=59.3
CLOSE 1.1946
76.21
MEXICAN PESO
SWISS FRANC
EURODOLLARS
Mar 12
PRICE MO %F=31.2
%S=35
CLOSE
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=82.4
%S=74.6
CLOSE 192.65
Dec 11
PRICE MO %F=18.4
%S=22.4
CLOSE 121.92
Dec 11
PRICE MO %F=11.4
%S=20
CLOSE 336.90
Oct 11
PRICE MO %F=8.9
%S=16.5
CLOSE 1680.50
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=64.6
%S=52.6
CLOSE

Bonds Summary
Domestic
Fri
Thu
Issuestraded
11
24
Advances
2
5
Declines
3
5
Unchanged
6
14
All Issues
Fri Thu
13
26
2
5
3
5
8
16
99.45
ORANGE JUICE
COTTON 2
SOYBEAN MEAL
OPEN INTEREST 73036
CBOT
Dec 11
PRICE MO %F=17.7
%S=18.3
CLOSE
56.36

CBOT
LUMBER
Sep 11

ICE

CBOT
SOYBEAN OIL
US DOLLAR INDEX
debt situation potentially becoming contagious and affecting the

euro zone and global financial system whetted investors appetite for
Treasuries.
As has been the case lately, domestic economic numbers are playing second fiddle to the events overseas, said Kevin Giddis, president
of fixed-income capital markets at
Morgan Keegan. Bonds are
strengthening as investors seek insurance from unfavorable developments in Greece over the weekend.
Concerns that the Greek parliament could reject new austerity
measures hurt riskier assets in general and helped safe-haven assets
like U.S. Treasuries, analysts said.
The Greek parliament is scheduled to vote on the austerity plan on
Wednesday and Thursday.
The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note rose 11/32, erasing an earlier loss. Its yield eased to 2.87%
from 2.91% late on Thursday, closing at its lowest point since Nov. 30,
2010.
The three major U.S. stock indexes, meanwhile, were down around
1% each.
In the middle of the maturity
curve, the five-year note was up
11/32, its yield slipping to 1.38%
from 1.46%.
OPEN INTEREST 24776

ICE
OPEN INTEREST 68752

NYM
WHEAT
CLOSE 126-19
Treasury prices extended their

rally on Friday as more money
flowed out of European bonds and
equities and into safe-haven U.S.
debt, but traders said prices could
fall next week ahead of scheduled
auctions.
The Treasury Department plans
to sell $99 billion in new debt on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Selling ahead of the auctions to
lower auction prices and raise
yields could overpower the safety
bid, which remained strong going
into the weekend.
Theres so much uncertainty,
even beyond Greece, in Europe
that were getting yields that are
low despite the fact that we have
nearly $100 billion of twos, fives
and sevens to sell next week, said
David Coard, head of fixed-income
sales and trading at Williams Capital in New York.
I think the Street is going to do
its level best to get a concession, because the only way these yields are
justified is if we continue to have
news out of Europe that creates
this safe-haven buying. The economy is sluggish but its not falling out
of bed and unless it were falling out
of bed there would be no justification for these yields, he said.
Two-year notes continued their
rally for an 11th straight week, the
longest in more than 30 years, coming close during trading on Friday
to a record intraday low touched on
Nov. 4, 2010 at 0.3200%.
Two-year notes closed unchanged in price from Thursday
and yielding 0.346%.
Nervousness about the Greek

IMM
OPEN INTEREST 68517

ICE
GAS BLEND
%S=71.8
OPEN INTEREST 49817

IMM

CME
COCOA
PRICE MO %F=76.9
OPEN INTEREST 92424

IMM
OPEN INTEREST 93835

IMM
EURO
Sep 11
OPEN INTEREST 44691

ICE

IMM
JAPANESE YEN
US TREASURY BONDS
CBOT
B17
PLATINUM
OPEN INTEREST 23247
NYM
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=63.3
%S=47.1
CLOSE 246.90
OPEN INTEREST 6265

CME
NIKKEI 225 AVGS.
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9610
OPEN INTEREST 28658

CME
New Stock Ideas &

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CANADIAN DOLLAR
Sep 11
PRICE MO %F=22.4
%S=27.2
CLOSE 1.0097
OPEN INTEREST 84002

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Vol% Vol
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7000 stocks in alphabetical order

Closing prices for Friday, June 24, 2011
A
69 49 81 B B23.4 AAON 1.1 AAON 21.25 .53 +18 78 26
78 78 73 C D 29.1 AAR
1.2 AIR 25.85 .53 +7 213 17k
83 90 79 B C 27.6 ABB
4.6 ABB 24.71 .16 2 3.2m 20
44 66 26 C C 27.1 ABMInd 2.5 ABM 22.85 .21 34 200 16
8 36 39 .. E 10.4 AccoBrds
ABD 7.37 .26 +120 559 15
51 38 65 B C 69.8 ACELtd 2.2 r ACE 63.95 .53 +2 1.9m 9o
89 72 87 C B+ 33.5 ACIWwde ACIW 31.58 +.48 +172 413 33
20 11 23 E D+3.6 ACMreArt ACMR 2.49 +.07 67 10 ..
46 47 40 C B16.5 ACNBCo 5.1 ACNB 15.04 .26 39 1 10
95 82 98 D B+ 24.9 ADAES
ADES 15.22 .02 89 10 43
77 59 76 D C 31.0 AEPIndustr r AEPI 29.54 +.66 +371 90 31
53 44 53 B D+13.5 AES
r AES 12.12 .09 5 6.3m 13o
80 75 90 .. C 16.8 AFCEntps
AFCE 16.19 +.02 +65 167 18
42 87 15 A E 59.5 AFLAC
2.7 AFL 44.30 .75 +129 9.6m 7o
62 95 62 C C 59.8 AGCO
AGCO 45.76 .59 35 976 15o
.. .. 39 .. E 10.3 AGICC&IF 10 NCZ 9.42 +.02 46 100 ..
.. .. 36 .. E 11.2 AGICC& 10 NCV 10.10 .02 49 105 ..
.. .. 47 .. C 19.9 AGICEqt 6.2 NIE 17.98 .11 47 36 ..
.. .. 40 .. E 17.5 AGICGbl 7.7 NGZ 15.52 .03 55 21 ..
.. .. 31 .. E 15.4 AGICIntl 11 NAI 13.51 .16 51 20 ..
47 48 59 C C 42.3 AGLRes 4.5 AGL 39.66 +.03 24 293 13
16 24 31 E B 9.3 AHBelon 3.2 AHC 7.49 +.17 +70 155 ..
12 8 29 D D+17.9 AKSteel 1.4 AKS 14.22 .25 40 4.7m ..o
28 31 17 D B40.0 AMAGPhrm AMAG 17.19 +.11 3 188 ..
57 52 81 D B 9.3 AMNHlt
AHS 8.06 .27 +58 316 99
17 40 12 .. B 9.0 AMR
AMR 5.64 .41 +81 19m ..
20 24 19 C B27.7 AOLn
AOL 19.55 .25 17 1.4m 7o
22 20 27 B E 6.5 APACCustS r APAC 5.39 .15 +128 329 11
51 60 34 E A 3.2 ArcWirelsn ARCW 2.78 ... 80 6 ..
94 91 94 A C+ 32.27ArmHld .4 ARMH.28.07 .06 25 2.7m 58o
97 82 87 A C 45.4 ASMIntl 1.3 ASMI 36.59 +.64 +54 130 11o
74 82 35 A E 45.9 ASML 1.4 ASML.34.98 .58 32 1.7m 8
70 51 67 C B31.9 AT&T 5.7 r T 30.44 .28 10 20m 13
77 63 99 C D13.1 ATAInc
ATAI 9.59 .47 +6 44 59
65 19 74 B C 21.3 ATMI
r ATMI 19.11 .38 +22 180 20
16 2 31 D D+21.4 ATPO&G
ATPG 14.67 .54 4 1.3m ..o
71 25 95 D B+ 4.8 ATSCorp
ATSC 4.75 +.31 +98 36 16
3 9 7 D D10.9 AUOpt 1.3 AUO 6.72 .03 58 1.3m ..o
39 48 8 D C+ 2.7 AVIBiophrm AVII 1.40 +.04 25 1.0m ..
71 91 46 A C 16.6 AVX
1.5 AVX 14.58 .12 +90 347 9
93 76 87 A C+ 12.2 AXT
AXTI 7.99 .13 19 434 13o
66 80 49 B C 47.9 AZZ
2.3 AZZ 43.49 +.73 +203 173 15
3 38 1 B E 8.7 APowern APWR 1.69 .06 5 548 2
2 2 3 E B11.5 A123Sys
AONE 4.94 +.01 53 1.6m ..o
86 89 90 B D+29.3 Aarons .2 r AAN 27.00 .28 +7 596 16o
54 4 94 D C 4.5 Aastrom
ASTM 2.67 +.02 41 446 ..o
84 83 69 B D31.7 Abaxis
ABAX 27.78 .61 +51 154 42
85 79 62 A B54.2 AbbotLa 3.7 ABT 51.75 .17 36 5.0m 12
92 68 94 B B77.7 AberFitc 1.1 ANF 64.62 2.28 15 2.1m 26o
.. .. 65 .. E 7.4 AberdnA 5.8 FAX 7.23 +.01 46 381 ..
.. .. 59 .. C 13.7 AberdnA
9 IAF 12.42 .01 +4 81 ..
.. .. 49 .. D26.6 AbdnChi
9 CH 21.63 +.15 63 14 ..k
.. .. 53 .. D19.7 AberdeenE 1.4 ETF 18.36 +.18 +36 16 ..
.. .. 65 .. D13.8 AberdnG 6.2 FCO 13.49 +.13 0 20 ..
.. .. 47 .. D+15.0 AbdnIndo .9 IF 13.15 .02 +170 73 ..k
.. .. 53 .. E 18.2 AbdnIsr 1.8 ISL 16.60 .07 66 3 ..k
.. .. 53 .. D 40.2 AbdnLatA 2.0 LAQ 37.12 .14 27 8 ..k
31 44 24 C C 13.2 AbgtBc 2.4 ABBC 9.98 .04 +233 221 26
88 64 94 D B19.2 Abiomed ABMD 16.09 .10 +47 444 ..
59 82 19 B C+ 30.5 Abitibibowtr ABH 21.76 .12 63 247 ..
73 51 86 B C 78.1 AboveNet ABVT 69.70 .61 6 229 29
7 28 15 .. D6.2 Abraxas
AXAS 3.23 .04 +104 3.9m ..o
60 7 96 B B+ 41.9 AcaciaTc
ACTG 33.85 .23 18 350 44
75 54 87 B D+3.3 AcadiaPhm ACAD 1.62 +.01 82 168 4
83 91 70 B C+ 21.2 AcadiaR 3.6 AKR 20.18 +.02 +30 328 24
84 49 99 B C 7.8 Accelr8
AXK 5.25 +.14 9 197 32
66 93 20 B C 9.0 Accelrys
ACCL 6.80 .18 +65 285 23
98 91 85 A B 58.27Accntur 1.6 ACN 57.02 +1.33 +194 10m 17o
74 84 73 C B+ 8.0 AccessN 1.7 ANCX 7.12 .37 +38 10 8k
99 98 96 B C 30.77AccretvHn AH.24.59 +.04 +600 3.1m 94o
43 38 51 E C 11.2 Accuray
ARAY 7.67 .07 +62 925 99o
13 16 18 D D 16.3 Accuride
ACW 11.91 .29 +999 5.5m ..o
68 31 77 .. B+ 5.1 AcelrxPharm ACRX 4.54 +.05 45 9 ..
39 58 13 C E 9.5 Aceto
3.2 ACET 6.18 .03 18 118 12o
75 19 99 D A7.7 Achillion
ACHN 7.23 +.20 +439 6.0m ..o
96 97 94 A C 84.57AcmePckt APKT 65.16 2.71 +137 5.2m 71o
13 20 23 D D+12.0 Acme Un 2.6 r ACU 9.15 .15 +424 19 12k
95 82 87 C B 37.37AcordaTh ACOR 32.81 +.19 71 284 99o
9 2 27 D B5.6 AcornEn
ACFN 4.00 +.16 +53 55 ..
64 21 94 E B 5.9 AcornIn 29 ATV 5.64 +.07 65 9 ..
26 31 19 E C 2.6 ActionSm ACTS 2.00 +.01 19 39 99
57 32 96 D C+ 3.0 ActiPwr
ACPW 2.41 .05 +999 10m ..
75 89 42 C C 12.7 Activsn 1.4 ATVI 11.29 .09 +72 14m 13o
69 72 59 B B 30.4 Actuant .2 ATU 25.78 .21 +36 1.2m 17
89 61 74 B B+ 6.1 Actuate
BIRT 5.53 +.02 +340 1.0m 11
48 52 66 C D 61.5 Acuity 1.0 r AYI 54.67 .71 +62 582 25
50 37 92 E E 6.8 AcuraPhn ACUR 4.10 +.37 +503 1.9m ..o
27 61 7 C D18.8 Acxiom
ACXM 12.02 .17 +357 2.5m 16
.. .. 48 .. E 11.7 AdamsEx 1.9 r ADX 10.69 .09 44 62 ..k
94 58 96 C B 8.0 AdamsGlfn ADGF 7.56 +.15 4 28 7
85 82 80 C C 31.3 AdamsRs 2.2 AE 25.11 .09 57 3 8
56 9 92 D C+ 5.9 AdcareHlt
ADK 5.42 ... 14 31 ..
62 63 69 D C 6.3 AddusHC
ADUS 5.20 +.14 43 19 9
19 20 14 B D 3.9 ADDvantg
AEY 2.59 +.02 27 15 7
50 82 30 D C+ 13.9 Adecoagro AGRO 11.75 .26 24 163 ..
18 11 7 D D2.3 AdeonaPh
AEN .84 +.02 91 46 ..
15 20 22 D B 6.9 AdeptTch ADEP 4.15 +.06 8 12 ..
50 32 70 A C+ 87.1 AdmFPrvd 7.4 PVD 69.60 .76 75 4 8
61 88 35 A C+ 36.0 AdobeSys ADBE 29.97 .47 +47 7.9m 13o
72 39 94 E B 2.1 Adolor
ADLR 1.78 .04 +97 253 ..o
88 94 67 A E 47.7 Adtran .9 ADTN 38.17 .41 29 594 18
83 63 80 A B6.7 AdvSemi .5 ASX 5.48 .25 +9 1.4m 10
88 57 94 C B+ NH AdvAmer 3.7 AEA 6.70 +.17 +230 1.0m 8o
50 89 27 B E 72.3 AdvAuto .4 r AAP 57.99 1.02 21 1.1m 14o
54 10 97 E B+ 6.1 AdvAnaTch AATI 6.05 ... 23 1.1m ..
30 83 1 A E 4.4 AdvBattn ABAT 1.07 .03 +369 8.4m 1
80 82 31 A B 18.5 AdvEngy
AEIS 13.85 +.16 +182 1.3m 8
43 82 14 B E 9.6 AdvaMcrDv AMD 6.90 .16 7 16m 10
44 23 97 D D+2.7 AdvPhotonxA API 1.54 +.09 0 109 77k
15 11 65 E D9.3 AdvOil&Gs AAV 7.78 +.05 35 240 ..o
46 38 23 C C 23.6 Advantst .4 ATE 18.29 +.44 44 7 87
.. .. 54 .. B20.5 AdvClCv 6.0 AVK 18.78 ... +10 85 ..
77 97 42 B C 31.6 AdvntSftw ADVS 26.88 .44 26 163 34
.. .. 47 .. E 12.3 AdvClEn
9 LCM 11.47 +.01 +6 47 ..
.. .. 31 .. D10.4 AdvGlbC 8.7 AGC 9.06 .08 27 58 ..
85 52 92 E A3.5 Adventrx
ANX 2.85 .04 +63 886 ..
85 35 81 B ANH AdvsrBrd
ABCO 54.48 +1.18 +49 90 45
.. .. 30 .. B+ 32.5 AdvsrshAtBr HDGE 23.46 +.15 26 44 99
58 31 77 C B7.6 Advocat 3.2 AVCA 6.78 .18 34 11 11
56 90 47 C E 30.0 AecomTecn ACM 26.40 .47 +103 1.5m 12o
52-wk
Vol% Vol

52-wk
Vol% Vol
D1

P
52-wk
Vol% Vol
20 30 4 C C 28.2 AegeanM .6 ANW 6.85 .29 9 529 22o

41 2 80 .. D+25.9 Aegerion
AEGR 15.41 .14 +999 2.1m ..
11 26 28 D D8.1 AegonNV
AEG 6.23 .12 +105 2.3m 5
24 46 9 D D2.4 AehrTest AEHR 1.30 ... 90 4 ..k
29 34 34 A C 16.0 AerCap
r AER 12.38 .05 +14 557 6
3 18 7 E D 24.0 Aerocentury ACY 12.54 +.14 74 1 ..
62 45 67 B D20.4 Aeroflex
ARX 16.80 .15 +999 2.1m 25
35 56 6 B D 31.1 Aeropostl r ARO 17.15 .36 +233 9.0m 7o
31 14 56 D C+ 4.0 Aerosonic
AIM 3.00 ... 5 4 99
83 71 90 C B36.0 AeroVir
AVAV 34.40 +.92 +74 476 29o
61 9 95 E B 2.7 AEternaZen AEZS 2.21 .04 53 1.6m ..
92 90 91 C B+ 46.0 Aetna 1.4 r AET 43.28 .35 +24 5.4m 10o
19 9 8 D B+ 3.4 Aetrium
ATRM 1.62 .21 +52 45 ..k
72 81 68 A D113 AffiltMgrs AMG 96.11 2.43 13 417 15o
3 2 12 E D+4.5 AffmIns
AFFM 2.31 .19 +98 17 ..
45 16 73 E C+ 8.6 Affymax
AFFY 6.96 +.35 +390 2.2m ..
72 39 95 E A7.9 Affymetrix AFFX 7.46 .21 33 1.1m ..
17 27 12 .. D1.2 Agenus
AGEN .77 .03 56 356 ..
12 18 3 D D+3.4 AgFeedn r FEED 1.20 .03 60 469 ..o
97 90 90 A B55.37Agilent
A 48.49 .89 28 2.6m 19o
44 2 91 E B+ 8.5 Agilysys
AGYS 8.14 +.01 +116 456 ..
56 84 24 A C 88.2 AgnicoEg 1.0 AEM 63.95 .97 29 1.4m 34o
34 36 21 B D 29.3 AgreeRe 7.1 ADC 22.57 .09 +131 142 22
6 2 4 E D 2.1 AgriaCpn
GRO .93 .01 71 24 99k
94 99 74 A C 99 Agrium
.1 AGU.83.58 .61 23 1.3m 14o
13 34 14 .. D29.9 AirLease
AL 23.55 1.44 +307 3.7m ..
99 98 96 B C NH AirMethods AIRM 73.25 .12 +41 163 18o
91 76 73 B B96.0 AirPrds 2.5 APD 92.99 +.01 +15 1.3m 17
22 50 21 D D11.6 AirT
2.8 AIRT 8.85 .32 +145 15 10
13 17 23 D D+8.7 AirTrnspSv ATSG 6.30 .20 +5 388 11
63 70 84 D D 13.8 Aircastl 3.3 r AYR 12.20 .21 +125 1.3m 12
90 89 56 B B71.3 Airgas 1.7 r ARG 68.21 +.14 17 738 20
25 59 10 C D8.2 AirMedian r AMCN 3.51 +.05 64 89 29
84 99 39 A D45.0 Aixtron 1.8 AIXG.32.97 1.02 +18 269 11o
36 76 6 A D54.7 AkmaiTch r AKAM 29.25 .59 55 2.9m 20o
98 77 96 A B7.1 Akorn
AKRX 6.85 +.37 +102 1.6m 29o
25 75 15 C D 29.3 AlamoG 1.1 ALG 21.82 +.11 +215 92 11
93 82 87 B B+ 70.1 AlaskaAir r ALK 66.99 1.59 +63 500 8
59 82 15 C C+ 11.7 AlskCom 9 ALSK 8.98 .05 10 640 39o
79 68 82 C D+28.1 AlbnyInt 2.1 AIN 24.73 .26 +41 189 12
32 9 25 E A7.1 AlbanyMlc AMRI 4.76 +.02 +118 260 ..
98 93 91 A B71.8 Albemar 1.0 ALB.66.14 .84 41 512 16o
87 82 94 E C 6.6 AlctlLuc
ALU 5.19 .14 57 12m 28o
47 82 64 D E 18.5 Alcoa
.8 AA 15.23 .05 +9 25m 21
75 68 54 B B41.2 Alere
r ALR 34.57 1.98 +355 2.7m 13o
.. .. 44 .. C+ 16.8 Alerian 6.2 AMLP 15.84 +.04 27 621 99
55 26 85 C C+ 55.5 AlexBld 2.7 ALEX 46.38 .85 54 110 33o
75 83 55 A C 454 Alexand 3.2 ALX 377.9 3.79 +42 7 27
70 56 60 C C 83.1 AlexREE 2.3 ARE 76.71 .25 27 344 39
58 60 85 D D 10.3 AlexcoRgn AXU 6.88 .12 52 314 ..o
97 76 86 A C+ 52.5 AlexionPhr ALXN 44.82 .47 20 1.1m 45
42 57 22 E B3.6 Alexza
ALXA 1.65 +.03 +690 6.1m 55o
47 69 45 E D+28.6 Alico
ALCO 24.51 +1.55 +625 62 87
74 61 80 A E 25.9 AlignTech ALGN 22.09 .56 +6 703 27
25 13 22 .. C 12.7 AlimeraS
ALIM 7.97 +.13 +484 487 ..
70 11 92 E B+ 18.8 Alkermes ALKS 17.31 .26 +18 1.2m ..o
47 53 65 D D 340 Alleghany
Y 327.0 +2.74 +104 24 19
54 35 65 C E 73.5 AllegTch 1.2 ATI 60.01 .75 5 1.8m 52o
65 71 66 B D+53.0 Allegiant r ALGT 46.67 +1.54 +174 435 15k
97 85 86 A B85.7 Allergan .2 AGN 80.87 .11 25 1.6m 24o
61 42 69 B B 41.4 Allete
4.4 ALE 40.41 +.66 +103 287 16
81 86 84 D B11.3 AllBcPa 1.5 ALLB 10.91 .08 89 2 43
56 82 94 E D7.0 AllianceBk ABVA 4.99 +.03 93 1 26
.. .. 39 .. B 14.7 AllcCAMu 6.9 AKP 13.15 +.02 66 4 ..
96 89 87 A C+ 97.07AlliancDta r ADS 89.35 2.02 29 679 13
33 96 11 A E 20.6 AlliFibOp
AFOP 7.97 .03 33 59 11k
50 62 29 C B 33.9 AllncFnl 4.0 ALNC 29.86 +.36 +211 27 11k
18 3 17 E B5.1 AlliancImg
AIQ 3.85 +.11 +202 401 ..
66 93 54 A E 58.0 AllHld 4.6 AHGP 47.83 +.66 44 53 15
.. .. 43 .. B 15.2 AllnNtl 6.0 AYN 14.13 +.02 8 5 ..
21 46 8 D E 4.8 AlliancOne
AOI 3.01 .03 +149 1.0m 8
78 92 81 A E 84.17AllcRes 4.8 ARLP 74.65 +1.15 57 58 10o
2 19 10 C E 29.3 AlliBern 8.9 AB 18.80 .29 52 202 14o
.. .. 41 .. B+ 8.5 AlliBIn 6.0 ACG 8.00 +.02 8 661 ..k
.. .. 60 .. D 15.5 AlliBGl 7.9 AWF 15.10 +.06 25 142 ..k
.. .. 46 .. C 14.9 AllBNtl 6.8 AFB 13.66 +.07 11 43 ..
76 71 69 C A42.1 AllntEgy 4.3 LNT 39.82 +.05 27 479 13
45 58 35 C D+80.0 AllintT 1.2 ATK 68.91 .76 7 250 7o
13 25 46 D E 3.1 AlldHlthcr AHCI 2.47 +.09 +999 5.3m 12
23 23 21 E C+ 5.8 AlldHlth
AHPI 3.95 .14 5 5 99
1 2 2 E D13.7 AldIrish
AIB 2.13 .09 +7 642 ..
43 82 32 B E 9.3 AlldMot
AMOT 5.52 +.51 +137 36 10
41 3 83 B D 43.5 AlldNevGn ANV 33.30 1.27 +360 5.6m 99o
35 43 31 B C 65.7 AlldWAsr 2.7 AWH 54.70 +.04 +38 386 9
24 35 3 D D+6.5 AllosTh
ALTH 2.10 +.01 27 1.0m ..
95 82 99 B B+ 16.77AllotCm
ALLT 15.74 .24 30 111 68
73 88 33 A D+23.1 AllsptsHlth MDRX 18.70 .25 +189 6.3m 27k
21 36 25 D D34.4 Allstate 2.9 r ALL 29.43 .23 13 3.9m 9o
21 20 93 E E 5.4 AlmadMin AAU 3.21 .05 80 118 ..o
36 71 7 B D40.8 AlmstFam AFAM 25.72 .12 19 87 7o
9 10 11 E E 16.4 AlnylamPh ALNY 8.98 .09 +31 284 ..o
14 16 13 C D 12.5 AlnHBS
34 BSI 7.95 .03 43 10 33
78 66 93 D D+15.6 AlonUSA 1.6 ALJ 10.22 .45 +76 748 ..
56 16 62 A B15.0 AlphaOm
AOSL 13.53 +.24 +999 966 7
27 46 17 B D68.1 AlphaNtRs ANR 42.71 .91 22 5.6m 20o
6 24 8 E D 2.1 AlphaProT
APT 1.13 .03 +3 70 37
65 21 89 D B 5.2 Alphatec
ATEC 3.49 .05 +47 537 ..
.. .. 58 .. C+ 7.6 AlpGlbP 5.6 AWP 6.94 .04 59 163 ..
.. .. 47 .. C+ 8.2 AlpGlbDD 10 AGD 7.09 .09 49 59 ..
.. .. 54 .. E 6.6 AlpTotDv 11 AOD 5.89 .03 28 635 ..
14 15 2 D E 3.3 AltairNano ALTI .93 +.06 9 168 ..
94 96 90 A D+49.6 Altera
.6 ALTR.43.63 .74 18 3.8m 16
57 12 60 B A23.6 Alterra 2.2 r ALTE 21.73 .15 +211 1.3m 12
91 82 87 A B37.5 Altisrcen
ASPS 35.64 +.14 +16 107 15
84 65 98 D B+ 27.5 AltoPlrm 8.8 APSA 21.39 +.42 59 2 24
92 93 92 B B 27.57AltraHld AIMC 23.45 .46 3 197 20
75 46 75 B C+ 28.1 Altria 5.7 r MO 26.79 .06 +3 12m 13
29 43 69 E E 11.5 Alumina 2.7 AWC 8.77 .06 +36 208 99
20 28 20 C C 26.8 AlmChina .1 ACH 20.52 +.14 +35 318 99o
4 7 6 E C 2.9 Alvarion
ALVR 1.36 .02 76 48 ..
61 34 99 .. D19.9 Amarinrs AMRN 14.44 .08 59 2.0m ..o
83 60 86 B B206 Amazon
AMZN 192.6 1.61 35 3.4m 83
6 11 10 D E 12.3 AmbasG 2.8 r EPAX 8.71 .24 +203 212 26k
56 98 5 A D 14.4 AmbwEdA AMBO 5.77 +.01 68 15 12
4 2 45 .. .. 38.5 AMCNtwksAMCXV 35.55 +.55 +109 1.6m 99
70 51 84 B C+ 38.6 AMCOLI 2.0 ACO 35.78 .15 8 124 22k
59 60 35 C C 84.5 AmconDi 1.1 DIT 68.50 .53 94 0.1 5k
70 55 60 B B31.0 Amdocs
r DOX 29.71 .09 +68 1.8m 12
19 46 8 C E 46.3 Amedisys r AMED 25.28 .45 +37 509 6o
40 82 38 .. C 16.2 AmerAxle
AXL 10.93 +.10 +25 2.6m 5o
86 73 76 C C+ 35.9 AmerCamp 3.9 ACC 34.61 ... +71 779 65
40 52 50 C E 13.9 AmEqInl .8 AEL 12.32 .07 24 398 7
.. .. 38 .. D 15.2 AmMunPt 7.0 XAA 13.37 +.03 38 4 ..
79 82 81 B C 109 Amerco
UHAL 95.73 +1.14 2 51 10o
39 26 56 C C 30.1 Ameren 5.4 AEE 28.26 +.25 +16 2.0m 10

75 86 78 A E 17.5 AmerscoA AMRC 14.02 +.45 +345 1.2m 18
50 32 85 E A5.8 Ameriana .8 ASBI 4.95 +.24 +174 13 24
49 23 45 C D5.9 AmFstTx 8.8 ATAX 5.71 +.06 42 31 81
70 94 25 A E 59.7 AmMvlA1.0 AMOV 50.66 .32 84 0.6 14k
79 94 25 A B59.6 AmMovl 1.0 AMX 50.78 .37 +8 4.6m 14
13 28 6 E D+2.2 AmApparel APP .84 .07 +296 4.1m ..
49 18 59 C C 23.3 AmerAss 3.8 AAT 22.36 +.54 +256 543 99
84 82 97 B D+11.5 AmerBiltrt ABL 8.96 .07 20 7 5
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59 62 89 C C 10.9 AmCpLtd
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64 58 46 D B 13.9 AmerDental ADPI 12.81 .19 +114 135 14
31 32 17 C B17.5 AEagleO 3.5 r AEO 12.59 .29 41 2.8m 12o
67 50 62 B B 39.0 AmElcPwr 5.0 AEP 37.10 .20 +3 3.8m 12o
49 25 94 E D+3.5 AmElctTchn AETI 3.43 +.00 69 2 ..
87 79 71 A D+52.0 AmerExp 1.5 AXP 48.34 .87 +30 9.2m 13
52 48 67 C D+36.2 AmerFin 1.9 AFG 34.59 +.05 +16 456 9
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72 78 85 E B6.2 AmIndep
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3 29 11 E D+52.7 AmerIntlGp AIG 28.45 .22 +35 21m ..o
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28 64 2 A E 3.4 AmLorain
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47 47 24 C B 7.5 AmMedAlrt AMAC 5.55 .08 96 0.5 25
6 29 11 C E 24.4 AmerNa 5.1 AMNB 17.92 ... +999 780 13
10 44 24 D E 91.8 AmerNtl 4.1 ANAT 75.40 .01 +18 27 18
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93 84 75 A B47.5 AmPubEn
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7 12 5 E B 10.5 AmerRlty
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3 18 10 E E 10.5 AmerRepro ARC 6.78 .14 +64 274 ..
6 5 31 E D 7.8 AmrRvr
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38 23 41 E C+ 3.8 AmShrd
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90 64 90 B D 8.1 AmSft 4.6 AMSWA 7.90 +.09 +512 339 23
29 6 57 .. E 20.0 AmSpctrm AQQ 16.40 .16 92 0.1 ..
59 88 37 C C+ 38.6 AmrStWt 3.3 AWR 34.08 +.24 +26 106 18
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79 85 60 A D+56.8 AmerTower r AMT 51.75 .74 40 2.1m 56o
99 82 97 C A NH AmrVngrd .5 AVD 13.27 .11 +314 582 26o
85 91 83 C B 30.77AmWWks 3.1 AWK 29.24 .17 +11 1.4m 18o
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46 46 33 B C 51.5 Amerigas 6.7 APU 44.46 +.23 40 40 28
91 81 95 A B17.6 Amerigon ARGN 16.23 +.41 23 176 32
96 99 94 B D71.77Amerigrp AGP.64.34 .51 +452 4.2m 10
65 67 66 A C 65.1 Amerprs 1.7 r AMP 55.40 .73 +80 3.3m 11o
33 67 17 E B 11.5 Ameris
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63 58 78 C C+ 23.7 Amerisfe AMSF 22.19 +.19 +105 108 14
54 82 45 E C 2.5 AmSvFn
ASRV 1.90 +.06 51 7 15k
92 88 80 C B 42.5 AmBrg 1.1 r ABC.40.14 1.17 +28 3.0m 17o
84 84 92 C B+ 23.5 AmCasi 1.9 ASCA 22.67 .11 +417 2.3m 24o
27 9 38 D C+ 4.3 AmrtrnsCa AMTC 1.15 +.10 37 6 ..
25 56 21 C C 85.3 Ameron 1.8 r AMN 65.86 .72 +59 82 12
34 73 23 C D 22.8 AmesNtl 2.9 ATLO 18.16 +.73 +232 30 12k
89 94 84 A C+ 47.0 Ametek .6 AME 42.52 .50 29 557 21o
77 64 52 B B 61.5 Amgen
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53 24 93 E D8.1 Amicusn
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19 33 18 B D8.5 AmkorTch AMKR 5.97 .05 +78 2.7m 6o
3 2 3 D D2.7 AmpalAmA AMPL 1.02 +.03 66 12 ..
19 34 20 B C 29.8 AmpcoPit 3.1 AP 23.24 .17 +15 27 8
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37 2 48 .. .. 8.7 AmpioPhrm AMPE 8.10 +.34 +999 1.7m ..
9 44 13 E D14.7 Amrep
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75 59 86 C C+ 28.0 AmsurgA AMSG 25.63 .31 +25 227 15k
86 82 67 A D+30.8 AmtechSys ASYS 18.59 .66 +391 1.3m 8o
94 88 93 A B23.0 AmTrFin 1.5 AFSI 22.05 .06 +54 318 9
27 39 13 E B22.1 Amylin
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47 3 93 D B34.0 Amyris
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44 33 84 C E 85.5 Anadarko .5 APC 72.46 .03 3 4.4m 42o
9 24 4 C C 8.2 Anadigics ANAD 3.12 .03 3 1.2m 39o
27 43 7 .. C 2.4 Anadys
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75 76 52 C B59.0 Anlogic .8 r ALOG 51.96 +.30 +128 121 23
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74 66 59 C B+ 22.7 Anaren
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94 94 96 A D45.87Ancestry r ACOM 39.92 .17 +81 2.0m 46o
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28 18 30 B E 11.7 Anika
ANIK 7.11 +.13 +37 118 24
61 84 59 C D76.2 Anixter
AXE 61.14 .55 +40 349 13o
83 70 76 B D32.5 AnnInc
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70 60 57 B B+ NH AnnalyC 13 NLY 18.70 .02 +80 20m 7o
18 6 38 D D4.5 AnnaplsBnc ANNB 4.13 +.04 74 0.5 16
1 3 6 E D 1.7 AnooraqRes ANO .78 .04 34 242 ..
82 92 67 A D57.5 Ansys
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70 26 91 D B 2.2 Antares
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64 12 95 .. B 9.1 AntheraP ANTH 8.11 +.07 +754 1.2m ..
56 51 57 C B+ 7.5 Anworth 13 ANH 7.44 +.06 +35 1.6m 8o
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1.2 AON 49.12 .15 8 1.8m 16o
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63 67 59 A D 134 Apache
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39 36 63 E D27.7 Apartnt 1.9 AIV 25.02 .16 +9 1.6m ..
87 77 98 A C+ 93.3 ApcoO&G .1 APAGF 79.83 +1.39 +130 61 76
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63 77 34 A B17.6 ApolCRE
9 ARI 16.47 +.07 +105 157 9
49 82 17 C B19.0 ApolloGl 1.8 APO 16.00 .10 61 174 10o
60 70 29 A C 53.6 ApolloGrpA APOL 41.94 .52 46 1.1m 7
16 31 18 B E 12.5 ApollInv 11 AINV 9.71 .20 4 1.5m 9o
86 99 56 A D 364 AppleInc
AAPL 326.4 4.88 +6 16m 15
85 82 92 C C 4.8 ApplRecy
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1 11 1 D E 1.4 ApldEnerg AERG .32 +.01 +999 7.1m ..
78 86 73 B D36.0 ApldInd 2.2 AIT 34.18 .21 43 176 15
66 80 20 A D16.9 AppMat 2.6 AMAT 12.40 .36 +16 21m 9o
21 27 11 B D 12.5 AMCCrs
AMCC 8.56 +.19 +34 1.2m 20o
75 72 93 B D34.9 Approachn AREX 21.77 .42 +67 839 53o
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84 75 74 B B 53.8 Aptargrp 1.4 ATR 50.61 .21 +22 222 19k
54 74 49 B D23.8 AquaAm 2.9 WTR 21.43 .03 +2 601 22o

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8 40 1 E C+ 0.7 ArcadiaR
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16 23 25 C D38.9 ArcelrMt 2.0 MT 32.02 .20 +21 4.6m 15o
41 30 72 C D 35.2 ArchCap
r ACGL 31.99 .32 +54 1.0m 12o
52 66 22 C D+42.6 ArchChem 2.4 ARJ 33.91 +.15 +9 178 13
30 77 15 B E 37.0 ArchCoal 1.7 ACI 25.30 .58 25 4.9m 17o
47 79 24 B E 38.0 ArchrDan 2.2 ADM 29.30 .21 1 7.0m 9o
60 60 51 B D13.0 ArchLrn
ARCL 10.14 +.18 +174 182 28
90 94 34 B A26.0 ArcosDords ARCO 20.75 .16 85 253 38
62 44 77 D C 18.0 ArctcCat
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37 30 33 E B 30.6 ArdeaBion RDEA 24.72 .35 +48 205 ..
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59 4 99 .. B NH AriadPhrm ARIA 10.63 +.21 +28 4.0m 16o
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64 82 43 A D8.3 ArmourR 19 ARR 7.28 .10 +281 9.4m 9o
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59 18 93 E A 2.5 Arotech
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73 47 76 E B7.8 Arqule
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68 88 79 B E 47.5 ArrowElec r ARW.36.67 1.29 +12 1.3m 7o
41 56 30 B D+28.5 ArrowF4.1 r AROW 24.20 .05 +78 38 12k
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25 35 29 C C+ 20.0 ArtsRs 4.2 ARTNA 17.91 .92 +999 135 19
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12 55 8 B E 18.3 ArtioGI 2.1 r ART 11.46 +.03 +184 708 6
11 16 52 C D16.0 ArtsWay .7 ARTW 8.15 +.06 16 7 58k
92 99 82 A D 36.47ArubNtrks ARUN 26.70 .66 16 2.9m 51o
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79 64 76 B B 20.1 AsburyAt
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64 50 83 C C+ 69.5 Ashland 1.1 r ASH 62.29 .99 +11 1.0m 15
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45 38 79 E C+ 1.2 AspenBion APPY .71 +.01 +999 3.8m ..
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33 82 24 E D+15.6 AssBanc .3 ASBC 13.25 .02 7 981 99
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24 63 20 D C 41.9 Assurant 2.1 r AIZ 35.05 +.04 +46 1.3m 6o
46 63 36 B C 22.3 AssrdGty 1.2 r AGO 15.28 .25 49 1.2m 3o
34 22 33 E B 10.0 AstaFnd 1.0 r ASFI 8.21 +.36 +999 988 39o
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38 75 21 D E 15.3 AstoriaF 4.1 AF 12.83 +.10 +57 1.3m 13
76 74 56 B D53.5 AstraZen 5.2 AZN 49.00 +.11 2 1.2m 7o
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97 96 78 A B190 Atrion
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83 62 85 A C 46.9 AtwoodOcn ATW 41.86 +.25 +40 1.0m 10o
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10 31 11 E E 6.5 AviatNetw AVNW 3.70 .17 23 291 ..
58 63 65 D D+23.4 AvidTech
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67 66 76 C D19.5 AvisBudget CAR 15.80 .10 18 1.3m 14o
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30 11 73 D C 15.8 Aviva
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54 88 37 B D 38.0 Avnet
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91 85 76 A B12.9 BCBBcp 4.5 r BCBP 10.57 .11 +16 7 6
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53 29 86 E D 14.3 BCSBBcp
BCSB 13.81 .09 +41 2 92k
20 18 11 C D39.8 012Smilen BCOM 24.27 1.62 67 0.2 ..
96 91 84 B B 40.8 BEAerosp BEAV 38.93 .04 +105 1.5m 22o
66 96 57 B C 10.1 BGCPtrs 9 BGCP 7.51 .35 +269 2.6m 10
31 38 29 .. E 9.5 BGMedicine BGMD 7.69 +.65 +999 184 ..
68 95 65 A E 104 BHPBilLt 2.1 BHP 88.61 +.23 15 3.1m 14
66 95 60 A E 87.0 BHPBlplc 2.5 BBL 73.21 +.21 19 1.3m 11
98 96 96 C B 51.77BJSRest
BJRI 49.09 +.56 18 240 54
71 79 67 C B52.5 BJsWhlsl
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62 48 87 B C 1.2 BMBMun
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93 86 82 A D56.2 BMCSftwr BMC 51.64 1.42 +54 2.5m 17o
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54 49 43 B D+17.0 BOFIHldg
BOFI 14.80 +.09 +502 280 8
54 82 56 C D56.6 BOKFnl 2.1 BOKF 51.98 .20 +123 136 14
51 44 81 D D+3.7 BOSLtd
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60 48 64 B D+49.5 BPplc
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31 44 38 B E 131 BPPrdh 8.8 BPT 109.0 .65 50 50 12o
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61 35 73 D B51.2 BREPpr 3.1 BRE 48.12 ... +26 1.1m 99
47 67 45 D D 7.5 BRTRealtyTr BRT 6.50 +.16 59 4 99
63 42 92 E B 7.4 BSDMed BSDM 3.95 +.11 42 108 ..k
76 82 93 C D 13.87Bsquare BSQR 6.19 +.08 46 39 15o
62 52 87 .. B33.6 BritTele 3.6 BT 31.61 .51 46 63 10
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60 89 67 C E 36.0 Babcock&Wil BWC 28.15 .44 14 465 19
26 34 9 D D 4.9 BacterinIntl BONE 3.04 .12 +999 1.8m ..
40 58 20 B C 45.5 BadgerM 1.5 BMI 36.77 +.13 23 92 20k
94 99 87 A C 156 7Baidu
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91 78 88 B C 79.2 BakrHugh .9 BHI.67.27 2.98 +27 6.8m 25o
13 42 6 C D40.6 BakerMichl BKR 21.55 .45 +127 56 18
99 95 91 A B43.2 Balchem .4 BCPC 41.28 ... 28 74 34o
33 6 65 D B24.8 BaldLy 4.2 BWINA 23.55 +.30 31 2 99
19 6 41 D C+ 25.7 BldLyB 4.3 BWINB 23.26 +.25 +69 20 99
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65 48 72 B B 44.5 BallyTech
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26 53 4 C C 12.7 BalticTr 4.0 BALT 5.96 .02 +13 233 18
30 57 23 B D44.7 Bancfst 2.6 BANF 38.20 +.65 +252 96 13k
10 30 19 .. D 14.3 BcBilVA 4.2 BBVA 10.62 .32 +32 2.2m 7o
80 92 57 A B22.5 BcBrads .5 BBD 19.32 .06 55 4.1m 11o
74 85 66 A D 91.5 BcoChile 3.4 BCH 84.69 +.89 +25 14 14
68 74 62 A C+ 19.1 BncLatno 4.7 BLX 16.96 .18 +67 162 12k
40 72 18 B B57.0 BcMacro 8.4 BMA 35.41 .16 60 59 8
56 95 19 B C 15.7 BcSBras 3.5 BSBR 10.92 .04 25 5.0m 9o
69 61 65 A B99 BcSanCh 2.4 SAN 90.33 +.48 21 98 17
23 37 21 B D+13.8 BncSntdr 6.3 STD 10.66 .37 +59 11m 8o
73 76 74 B B 69.9 BanColo 2.1 CIB 66.02 .01 49 123 16o
81 74 79 D B10.3 BancpInc
TBBK 9.98 +.20 +318 340 45k
53 96 12 C D13.6 BcpNJ
BKJ 9.00 .19 33 1 20
81 62 96 C A46.8 BcRhode 1.7 BARI 45.07 +.72 +103 81 21k
5 38 10 E D 18.9 BcSouth .3 BXS 12.21 .08 +745 7.5m 76k
.. .. 52 .. C 18.2 Bancrft 3.0 BCV 17.04 .06 +119 22 ..
5 5 27 E C 4.2 BncTrstFn BTFG 2.67 +.07 52 5 66
6 8 7 E D6.3 BnkMtl 1.1 BKMU 3.54 .06 +124 369 ..k
2 29 9 D E 15.7 BnkofAm .4 BAC 10.52 .19 15 121m 14
26 11 39 C B 5.0 BkCmcCA 2.9 BOCH 4.19 ... 77 3 13
49 52 95 E B1.4 BkGran
GRAN .90 +.01 73 33 ..
39 62 30 B C 51.6 BkHawai 4.0 BOH 45.34 .21 +27 401 13
7 51 2 E E 4.9 BnkIrelnd
IRE 1.11 .03 +21 3.6m ..
74 83 92 C C 26.0 BkKYFn 2.3 BKYF 24.78 +.98 +999 410 13k
65 89 33 B B39.4 BankMar 1.9 BMRC 34.27 .79 +250 38 12k
37 58 45 C E 66.6 BkMont 4.7 r BMO 60.42 .79 +132 1.8m 11o
15 42 16 B E 32.5 BankNY 2.1 r BK 24.64 .80 +136 16m 10
50 64 56 A E 62.3 BkNova 3.7 BNS 57.91 .59 12 317 13o
1 3 1 E E 4.0 BankCarol BCAR .95 +.07 +750 19 ..
87 90 87 A B+ 50.87BkOzark 1.4 OZRK 50.19 .27 +213 256 17k
22 34 25 E C+ 1.9 BkAtlnA
BBX .95 +.07 +457 938 ..
14 9 19 E D 10.1 BnkFncl 3.4 BFIN 8.13 .22 +388 126 ..
33 2 38 C .. 15.5 Bankrate
RATE 15.30 .10 89 262 99k
1 12 1 E E 0.4 Bankscom
BNX .12 .01 85 12 ..
23 9 24 B D29.9 Bankuni 2.1 BKU 26.46 .57 +999 2.6m 13
39 45 70 E C 20.2 Banner 1.7 BANRD 16.92 .30 +999 1.7m ..
47 28 94 .. B4.4 Banro
BAA 3.48 .05 66 97 ..
51 57 53 C D 31.3 BarHarb 3.8 BHB 28.55 +.25 92 0.2 10
.. .. 48 .. B119 Brclys&SpVq VQT 109.2 .35 10 2 99
.. .. 69 .. D+69.0 BiPAg
JJA 58.85 .73 72 34 ..k
.. .. 44 .. C 36.9 BiPAlum
JJU 32.24 .62 93 0.3 ..k
.. .. 55 .. B 49.7 BiPSPBWrt BWV 47.92 +.05 +179 8 ..k
.. .. 26 .. E 30.3 BarcGSOil
OIL 23.46 .18 +4 906 ..
.. .. 13 .. C 35.5 BiPGCrb
GRN 23.00 1.40 19 1 ..k
.. .. 30 .. B+ 53.6 BiPCocoa
NIB 42.16 .52 57 12 ..k
.. .. 75 .. D81.1 BiPCoff
JO 65.05 .24 89 11 ..k
.. .. 55 .. E 61.7 BiPCop
JJC 53.83 +.31 22 164 ..
.. .. 22 .. E 26.5 BiPEngy
JJE 21.20 .67 99 0.1 ..k
.. .. 61 .. D+58.2 BarEurUsd
ERO 55.04 .74 91 0.3 ..k
.. .. 64 .. D 58.3 BiPGrain
JJG 48.72 .84 46 112 ..
.. .. 48 .. D40.6 BarcGsci36 GSP 33.73 .34 +61 42 ..k
.. .. 48 .. D49.5 BiPIMet
JJM 43.20 +.24 93 2 ..k
.. .. 26 .. C+ 83.7 BrcIndian
INP 66.11 +1.04 +28 174 ..
.. .. 71 .. B 72.9 BiPLead
LD 64.51 +1.33 +111 6 ..k
.. .. 31 .. B33.1 BiPLive
COW 29.89 .19 12 87 ..
.. .. 14 .. D 11.3 BiPNGnya
GAZ 7.36 +.01 73 52 ..k
.. .. 22 .. D 43.1 BiPNick
JJN 32.19 .32 58 2 ..k
.. .. 40 .. D47.9 BiPOCur
ICI 46.00 +.46 16 3 ..k
.. .. 79 .. C 100 BiPPrM
JJP 86.54 1.70 95 4 ..k
.. .. 37 .. D+44.6 BiPPlat
PGM 39.28 .48 45 7 ..k
.. .. 80 .. D98.2 BiPSofts
JJS 79.58 +.11 71 8 ..k
.. .. 85 .. B 104 BiPSug
SGG 86.71 .68 +17 65 ..
.. .. 34 .. D79.9 BiPTin
JJT 57.97 .40 75 23 99k
.. .. 11 .. B+ 101 BarVixMdT
VXZ 53.80 +1.28 36 525 ..
.. .. 4 .. A+131 BarVixShT
VXX 24.53 +.98 +16 29m ..
.. .. 82 .. E 89.2 BarcLgB
BXUB 75.33 1.89 +48 19 99
.. .. 75 .. E 152 BarcLgC
BXUC 134.7 2.57 +63 44 99
9 50 13 D E 22.0 Barclays 2.3 BCS 15.33 .61 +137 5.4m 8
.. .. 28 .. A+106 BarcShtB
BXDB 81.21 +1.18 +75 23 99
.. .. 21 .. A 73.6 BarcShtC
BXDC 41.91 +1.75 +80 19 99
96 86 85 A B 113 BardCR
.7 BCR 107.5 1.28 +17 783 18
46 7 93 D B21.1 BarnsNoble BKS 17.26 .41 +104 3.8m ..o
79 75 84 C B 25.9 BarnesG 1.4
B 23.45 .13 +59 860 21
41 35 93 C D+9.0 Barnwell
BRN 5.50 .16 69 3 42
64 31 86 B B+ 45.8 BarrettBl
BBG 44.92 .13 +18 843 27o
22 30 21 C C 17.1 BarrettB 2.6 BBSI 14.00 ... +970 205 20
51 95 16 A E 55.7 BarrckG 1.1 ABX 43.04 .95 35 6.2m 12o
89 68 99 D B31.5 BasicEn
BAS 28.00 +.26 +40 1.1m ..
88 75 94 E D+9.1 BassetF 1.5 BSET 7.79 .01 48 14 35k
92 73 84 A B60.5 BaxterI 2.1 r BAX 58.50 .49 +2 3.6m 14
38 15 81 B E 62.0 BaytexEn 4.8 BTE 50.47 1.15 62 134 28o
10 22 13 .. C+ 13.4 BcdSmcMfg BCDS 8.05 +.09 90 3 7
72 60 83 D C+ 15.0 BeaconF 1.5 BFED 13.33 .39 19 3 14
13 33 3 E B+ 4.1 BeaconPwr BCON 1.28 .01 0 425 ..
67 54 87 D B+ 23.3 BeaconRfg BECN 22.21 .16 26 317 27o
38 83 5 C D9.3 BeaslyA
BBGI 4.10 +.37 +999 349 10
3 24 8 E D+6.2 BeazerHm
BZH 3.32 .07 21 1.6m ..o
39 34 46 E C+ 7.3 BebeStr 1.6 BEBE 6.07 .04 +82 837 99
73 37 88 C B 83.5 BeckCltr
BEC 83.45 ... +21 936 26
80 76 71 B C+ 89.7 BectDck 1.9 BDX 84.84 .84 21 902 16o
93 86 88 A B57.9 BedBath r BBBY 56.59 .34 +84 5.3m 17o
67 82 37 B B+ 28.4 BelFusA 1.1 BELFA 22.17 +.60 36 2 11
62 82 36 B B26.8 BelfusB 1.3 BELFB 20.84 +.57 +115 53 10
70 74 53 B D+40.4 Belden
.6 BDC 32.42 .55 27 176 16o
51 41 45 B B 9.3 Belo
2.8 BLC 7.25 .10 13 924 9
63 55 48 B C 34.3 Bemis 3.0 r BMS 32.11 .14 25 718 15o
11 44 17 D E 20.2 BenchmrkEl BHE 15.55 .11 +101 568 11
18 18 19 E C 10.5 BenefMutn BNCL 8.14 .08 +280 274 ..k
63 21 89 E B 10.5 Benihana BNHN 9.51 .24 36 11 99
61 21 90 E B10.6 BenihanaA BNHNA 9.50 .15 +999 1.3m 99
47 39 72 C E 33.2 BrklyWR 1.0 r WRB 31.49 +.06 +34 972 11o
45 48 91 E D+16.4 BerkshBnc BERK 6.79 +.15 67 2 ..
35 51 21 C D 131463 BrkHaA
BRKA113100 315 50 0.2 17
36 51 22 C D87.7 BerkHB
BRKB 75.62 +.01 +25 5.3m 17
72 68 63 D B 22.9 BerkHll 2.9 BHLB 21.72 +.23 +114 90 20k
71 41 91 B C 53.5 BerryPe
.6 BRY 50.01 +.56 +122 1.4m 31o
39 57 35 C A45.6 BestBuy 2.0 r BBY 32.48 +.36 +71 12m 9o
7 3 6 E E 2.5 Bidzcomn
BIDZ 1.02 +.02 65 15 ..
4 19 4 D D 16.0 Big5Spt 3.8 BGFV 7.98 .05 +87 145 8
41 73 20 C D44.4 BigLots
BIG 32.46 .36 24 1.9m 11o
8 7 12 E D 3.3 BigBandn BBND 2.16 .12 +275 674 ..
68 58 56 C C 464 BiglariHld
BH 392.5 .36 +324 31 16
92 79 79 B B+ 126 BioRadA
BIO 117.6 .20 27 54 18
74 93 25 A E 26.0 BioRefLabs BRLI 20.60 .28 +24 222 20
73 82 94 E D4.0 7BioanlySys BASI 1.95 .03 97 3 12
72 57 81 C B5.6 BioClinica r BIOC 5.10 +.18 70 7 18
17 6 14 E B 6.5 Biocryst
BCRX 3.84 .03 +43 315 ..
25 44 7 .. C 6.1 Biodeln
BIOD 1.81 +.14 +403 2.5m ..
59 6 82 D B+ 4.0 BioDlvry
BDSI 3.47 +.01 50 48 ..o
6 29 1 D E 3.2 Biofueln
BIOF .43 .05 8 227 ..
97 94 97 A A 106 BiognIdec
r BIIB 103.4 +2.75 +128 6.0m 18
88 64 99 E B 6.9 BiolaseTech BLTI 5.52 .41 +494 3.5m ..o
60 9 70 D B+ 28.6 Biomarin BMRN 25.55 .23 +35 1.0m ..
53 45 54 C C 20.9 BioMdRl 4.3 BMR 18.74 .05 22 1.1m 99
11 36 2 E E 14.8 BioMimet BMTI 5.55 +.14 24 538 ..o
28 32 7 D B 2.4 Bionovon
BNVI .71 +.01 66 167 ..
70 21 97 D B+ 3.2 BioSante
BPAX 2.80 +.18 +21 2.9m ..o
74 34 92 D B7.9 BioScrip
BIOS 6.62 .13 37 317 ..
64 82 25 E A28.0 BioSpecif r BSTC 23.05 .09 +999 171 ..
57 97 2 A D3.5 BiostarPh BSPM 1.12 +.02 60 99 1
14 7 6 D D+9.9 BioTimen
BTX 4.75 +.20 +25 270 ..o
54 26 68 C C 22.0 BirnrDn 4.4 BDMS 19.84 .41 15 2 25
16 34 5 D D14.4 BitautoHldgs BITA 7.27 +.33 +410 503 ..
11 6 11 D D7.5 Bitstream
BITS 5.39 +.07 +449 63 ..
21 56 16 D E 40.8 BlackBox .9 BBOX 29.64 .91 +39 94 9
80 39 78 B B8.5 BlackDiamond BDE 7.46 +.12 +999 1.1m 2
20 22 28 D C+ 34.9 BlackHl 4.9 BKH 29.92 .27 11 300 19
85 62 66 A B 30.4 BlkBaud 1.8 r BLKB 26.58 .27 +8 170 27
54 46 80 B D50.3 Blkboard r BBBB 43.94 +3.17 +204 2.6m 29o
.. .. 48 .. B 20.8 BlkrckBl 7.6 BBN 18.74 +.04 55 97 ..
.. .. 50 .. D 11.4 BlkCrAl 5.9 BPP 10.90 +.03 59 19 ..k
.. .. 39 .. C 15.0 BlacrkC 6.8 BFZ 13.17 +.02 47 29 ..
.. .. 50 .. E 16.3 BlrkCA2 5.4 BJZ 15.78 +.21 +103 13 ..k
.. .. 39 .. E 14.1 BlkCore 6.3 BHK 12.61 +.05 +32 93 ..
.. .. 57 .. C 7.5 BlkCpHY 8.2 CYE 7.31 ... 20 110 ..
.. .. 60 .. D12.6 BlkCpHY 8.3 HYV 12.24 .02 23 92 ..
.. .. 57 .. D 12.2 BlkCpHY 8.3 HYT 11.88 .01 30 92 ..
.. .. 63 .. B+ 7.8 BlkCorp 8.2 COY 7.44 +.01 9 97 ..
.. .. 50 .. B10.7 BlkCrAl 6.3 PSY 10.24 .02 40 69 ..
.. .. 51 .. B 13.6 BlkCrAl 6.5 BTZ 12.58 +.01 +7 161 ..
.. .. 47 .. C 10.0 BlkCrAl 6.3 PSW 9.42 +.04 23 18 ..
.. .. 68 .. D 4.4 BlkDebt 7.5 DSU 4.29 +.03 48 284 ..
.. .. 43 .. E 15.8 BlkDefO 5.7 BHL 13.85 .02 75 17 ..
.. .. 31 .. D+12.0 BlkDivI 6.5 DVF 10.83 .21 +20 48 ..
.. .. 22 .. D12.7 BlkrkEc
9 BQR 10.05 +.07 50 30 ..
.. .. 43 .. E 32.2 BlkEngy 5.9 BGR 27.31 .29 +26 111 ..
.. .. 25 .. E 15.9 BlkEnhC
10 CII 13.78 .06 11 158 ..
.. .. 22 .. E 9.3 BREnhEq 8.8 BDJ 7.77 .05 +1 246 ..
.. .. 34 .. D+16.9 BlEnhGv 6.2 r EGF 15.57 .05 55 14 ..k
.. .. 43 .. D 10.8 BREqDi 6.7 BDV 9.70 .05 +1 140 ..
.. .. 47 .. C+ 14.9 BlkFL20 4.8 BFO 14.04 .04 43 4 ..
.. .. 36 .. D+14.8 BlFltRt 6.2 FRB 13.94 +.01 +34 48 ..
.. .. 43 .. D+17.2 BlkFloa 6.1 BGT 15.21 +.07 14 59 ..
.. .. 39 .. C 16.5 BlkFltR 6.0 FRA 15.25 +.04 35 37 ..
.. .. 31 .. E 19.7 BlkGlob 12 BOE 17.47 .13 10 189 ..
.. .. 73 .. D+29.3 BlkrkHl 5.3 BME 28.66 +.14 21 14 ..
.. .. 45 .. C 2.3 BlkrkHi 8.0 HIS 2.13 .04 1 155 ..
.. .. 53 .. E 7.1 Blacrck 7.7 BHY 6.76 .04 47 8 ..
72 89 57 A D+209 Blackrck 3.0 r BLK 184.4 2.98 +12 732 16
.. .. 38 .. B10.7 BlkRkIn 6.3 BNA 9.65 +.05 18 57 ..
.. .. 56 .. B7.1 BlkrckI 6.0 BKT 7.13 ... +21 176 ..
.. .. 34 .. D11.0 BlkIntG 14 BGY 9.63 .07 19 288 ..
.. .. 38 .. D+13.2 BlkIQMu 7.2 RFA 11.68 +.15 +221 6 ..
.. .. 49 .. B15.3 BlacIvQ 7.0 BKN 14.20 .07 56 10 ..
6 19 14 C E 13.0 BlkRKel 11 BKCC 8.95 .11 25 452 10o
.. .. 39 .. C+ 12.1 BlkLTMu 7.1 BTA 10.49 +.02 +16 27 ..
.. .. 66 .. C 18.2 BlkLtdDu 6.8 BLW 18.08 .01 +4 89 ..
.. .. 50 .. B17.3 BlkMDMu 6.0 BZM 15.55 .05 17 2 ..
.. .. 43 .. D+16.0 BRMuInc 6.5 BAF 13.75 +.02 65 5 ..
.. .. 36 .. C+ 15.5 BRMuInc 6.8 BYM 13.51 +.08 27 29 ..
.. .. 39 .. D+15.6 BlkMuIT2 7.2 BLE 13.80 +.03 53 17 ..
.. .. 42 .. B15.1 BRMnHInv 6.8 MFL 13.44 +.01 64 22 ..
.. .. 50 .. D16.8 BlrkMu2 5.8 BPK 16.04 ... 1 18 ..k
.. .. 54 .. D 15.7 BlkMu20 4.9 BKK 15.22 +.01 73 6 ..k
.. .. 57 .. B+ 15.8 BlkMuBd 6.7 BIE 14.45 +.09 0 5 ..
.. .. 43 .. C 16.0 BlkMuni 7.3 BBK 14.53 .02 48 6 ..
.. .. 54 .. B14.6 BlkMunI 6.8 BBF 13.20 .04 27 7 ..
.. .. 42 .. B+ 14.7 BlacrkM 7.4 BFK 13.00 ... 57 28 ..
.. .. 39 .. C 16.2 BlkMuIn 6.0 MUI 14.08 .10 32 43 ..
.. .. 50 .. C 14.3 BlkMuNY 5.5 MNE 13.29 .01 +86 11 ..
.. .. 35 .. B 13.2 BlkMuni 6.4 MUA 11.68 .01 13 61 ..
.. .. 38 .. B11.7 BlkMuni 6.5 MEN 10.39 .06 32 37 ..
.. .. 46 .. B14.7 BRMnHCa 6.8 MUC 13.34 ... +16 70 ..
.. .. 36 .. C 15.7 BRMnHNj 6.4 MUJ 13.74 ... 58 11 ..
.. .. 50 .. B 15.7 BRMHNQ 6.8 MHN 13.91 .01 40 30 ..
.. .. 57 .. B 14.6 BRMnHQu 6.6 MUE 13.30 .11 8 67 ..
.. .. 46 .. A16.5 BlkMuni 6.8 MUH 14.24 +.08 65 7 ..
.. .. 38 .. C+ 14.7 BRMnHdg 6.9 MUS 12.73 +.02 63 8 ..
.. .. 46 .. B17.1 BlkMuni 7.0 MHD 15.38 ... 27 15 ..
.. .. 53 .. B 15.9 BlkMuni 7.2 MVT 14.75 +.06 21 20 ..
.. .. 35 .. D 10.7 BlkMunv 7.3 MVF 9.54 .06 +30 98 ..
.. .. 53 .. B+ 14.7 BRMnYCa 6.5 MCA 13.44 ... 62 20 ..
.. .. 41 .. E 15.5 BRMnYMi 6.6 MIY 13.70 +.02 29 18 ..
.. .. 33 .. C 15.8 BRMnYNj 6.4 MJI 13.47 ... 66 3 ..
.. .. 38 .. C+ 14.4 BRMYNQ 6.8 MYN 12.58 .01 +20 60 ..
.. .. 41 .. B15.8 BRMnYPa 6.5 MPA 14.08 +.06 +21 16 ..
.. .. 46 .. D+13.6 BlMunQl 6.8 MQT 12.00 ... +27 46 ..
.. .. 42 .. C 14.3 BlkMuny 6.5 MZA 12.73 +.03 +40 11 ..
.. .. 53 .. B 15.0 BlMunyl 6.8 MYC 13.82 .04 19 26 ..
.. .. 38 .. C 15.2 BlkMuni 7.3 MYD 13.61 +.03 13 64 ..
.. .. 41 .. B15.1 BlkMuny 6.9 MYF 13.47 +.01 90 2 ..
.. .. 38 .. B 16.0 BlkMuny 6.3 MYJ 13.88 +.04 17 14 ..
.. .. 38 .. B+ 14.6 BRMnY 6.8 MYI 12.70 .08 22 98 ..
.. .. 33 .. B15.7 BlMunyQ 6.7 MQY 13.67 .02 9 50 ..
.. .. 35 .. B 14.5 BRMnYInv 6.7 MFT 12.76 +.01 66 6 ..
.. .. 46 .. D14.0 BRMYMQ 6.7 MYM 12.63 +.02 20 13 ..

.. .. 35 .. C+ 14.4 Blackrk 6.5 RNJ 12.00 +.15 +67 3 ..
.. .. 33 .. B16.0 BlacrkN 6.9 BNJ 13.60 +.06 36 6 ..
.. .. 33 .. C+ 16.8 MblNHMu 6.8 BLJ 13.63 .07 87 0.5 ..
.. .. 38 .. D15.1 BlkrkNY 6.5 RNY 13.37 +.14 10 2 ..
.. .. 46 .. B15.3 BRNYMuI 6.3 BSE 13.45 +.08 53 5 ..
.. .. 43 .. B 15.6 BlkNYMu2 7.0 BFY 14.35 ... 67 2 ..
.. .. 42 .. D+15.7 BlacrkN 6.9 BNY 14.26 .01 33 10 ..
.. .. 46 .. B16.9 BlrkNY2 6.0 BLH 16.40 +.22 +50 5 ..k
.. .. 36 .. C 16.4 BlkNYMu 6.8 BQH 14.39 .08 76 1 ..
.. .. 38 .. C 15.2 BlkPAStr 7.0 BPS 13.09 +.06 59 1 ..
.. .. 43 .. E 16.0 BlkRAst 7.7 BCF 14.08 .11 34 120 ..
.. .. 22 .. E 20.1 BRRes&C 7.7 BCX 18.21 +.03 58 59 ..
.. .. 57 .. C 14.4 BlkRckS 7.5 BQY 13.41 .21 13 15 ..
.. .. 53 .. D 4.3 BlkSenH 7.2 ARK 4.14 .03 24 103 ..
.. .. 50 .. B 13.9 BlkStrB 7.6 BHD 13.24 +.02 63 6 ..
.. .. 50 .. C 11.0 BRStratEq 6.3 BDT 10.29 .06 42 51 ..
.. .. 38 .. B13.9 BlackSt 7.1 BSD 12.31 .02 35 8 ..
.. .. 39 .. C+ 20.6 BlkVAMu 5.6 BHV 17.77 +.33 10 3 ..
53 25 80 B C 19.6 Blackst 2.5 BX 16.02 .24 40 2.1m 16
.. .. 32 .. E 21.5 BlckstnG 6.7 BGX 19.35 +.04 59 15 99
.. .. 52 .. E 21.6 BlkstFRt 6.4 BSL 20.49 .01 21 46 1
.. .. 43 .. E 29.7 BldrsAs 3.1 ADRA 26.57 +.12 +89 10 ..k
.. .. 46 .. E 23.8 BldrsDev 2.8 ADRD 21.17 .19 +79 11 ..k
.. .. 36 .. E 49.9 BldsEmg 2.2 ADRE 44.42 .05 +38 70 ..k
.. .. 46 .. C 23.7 BldrsEur 3.2 ADRU 20.86 .21 +76 16 ..k
49 57 64 C C 18.0 BlckH&R 3.8 HRB 15.85 .22 +104 9.0m 9o
85 65 87 A B 17.5 Blount
BLT 16.88 .12 59 91 17
23 55 12 B E 32.2 BluCoat
r BCSI 21.46 .39 24 663 15o
42 57 15 B D64.5 BlueNile
NILE 43.75 .62 51 137 46o
46 26 84 E C 3.5 Blueflyrs
BFLY 2.95 +.11 39 2 ..
38 82 15 D E 4.7 Bluegreen
BXG 3.00 +.06 +999 1.8m 4
15 2 3 .. .. 8.6 BlueknightEn BKEP 7.45 +.13 59 8 ..
2 4 9 E E 4.4 BlueLinx
BXC 2.75 +.40 +999 1.8m ..
8 46 3 .. D2.6 BluPhoenx BPHX 1.02 .01 68 8 25
63 13 90 D A47.3 Blyth
.4 BTH 46.07 +.44 +110 79 15
35 45 21 B E 34.2 BdwkPpl 7.3 BWP 28.52 .07 35 329 19
64 41 77 D C 34.9 BobEvn 2.4 r BOBE 34.03 +.08 +16 203 19
96 84 93 A D27.07BodyCtrl BODY.22.35 +.35 +255 811 26
29 19 52 C D80.7 Boeing 2.4 BA 71.26 +.01 +28 6.0m 17o
13 31 8 .. .. 13.2 BoingoWirlss WIFI 9.00 .13 +34 676 19
43 82 28 .. E 9.9 BoiseInc
BZ 7.08 +.10 +42 3.7m 6o
69 69 57 B E 15.4 BoltTech r BOLT 11.78 +.05 +60 37 17
5 16 10 D E 17.5 BonTon 2.2 BONT 9.20 .23 +10 200 13o
19 42 4 D E 8.5 BonaFilm BONA 3.74 .18 41 53 99
3 21 7 E D7.1 BookM 5.5 BAMM 3.65 +.24 +999 905 15
81 80 48 B A20.7 BoozAllnHmlt BAH 19.13 .16 +194 863 15
87 77 91 A C+ 82.3 BorgWrn
BWA.78.16 +1.74 +55 2.3m 23o
67 71 67 B B100 BostnBeer r SAM 88.79 +.91 +42 121 26o
55 13 83 C B108 BostonP 1.9 BXP 102.6 1.06 +90 2.1m 98o
8 9 20 E E 7.6 BostPvtF .7 BPFH 6.08 .16 +51 669 ..
56 53 49 C B8.0 BostonSci
BSX 6.89 .20 +42 30m 9
87 71 90 A C 28.3 Bottmline EPAY 23.51 .06 10 127 23
.. .. 45 .. D7.0 BldrGIncm
BIF 6.31 .09 33 26 ..
.. .. 49 .. D17.8 BoulderTR
BTF 15.96 .06 41 9 ..
34 34 39 E C 5.0 BovieMed
BVX 2.80 +.04 73 4 ..
20 27 37 D E 15.5 BowlAm 5.0 BWLA 12.90 +.32 92 0.1 41
12 2 16 .. C 12.0 BoxShips
TEU 9.52 .08 41 109 ..
17 18 23 C D12.8 BoydGm
BYD 8.24 .09 +9 2.1m 99
32 69 41 C E 38.7 BradyA 2.3 BRC 31.52 .01 +98 502 15
23 22 27 E D 13.1 Brandwn 5.4 BDN 11.06 .10 42 706 ..
60 26 88 C D+31.9 BraslTlc 1.9 BTM 27.92 +.11 68 88 5
90 82 92 A D 32.3 Braskem 3.6 BAK 28.01 .74 7 254 11
76 30 95 .. ANH BravBrRestr BBRG 23.93 +1.18 +597 1.1m ..
55 82 39 B E 20.8 BRFBrasil BRFS 16.40 +.11 39 1.5m 21o
88 37 96 B A NH BreezeE
BZC 11.15 +1.15 5 26 21
20 9 51 E E 23.1 BreitBrn 8.7 BBEP 19.26 .09 58 193 ..o
39 58 19 B C+ 27.8 BrdgeBcp 4.3 BDGE 21.38 1.15 +986 118 14k
68 68 80 D D 11.8 BridgeCap BBNK 10.39 .27 +999 734 49
98 98 93 A B 27.37BrdgptEd r BPI.23.69 +.08 30 445 9o
10 15 7 D D16.9 BridgFds
BRID 8.99 +1.45 +999 140 40
29 45 30 C E 24.2 BrigStrt 2.3 BGG 19.15 +.04 +57 609 14
82 82 76 A D37.9 BrigmExpl BEXP.26.89 .29 +234 11m 34o
49 82 25 B D13.2 Brightpoint r CELL 8.07 .07 +30 1.0m 8
29 13 63 D B+ 2.2 Brigus
BRD 1.63 .01 8 747 ..
87 73 86 C B 26.1 Brinker 2.3 r EAT 24.56 .29 13 1.3m 16o
49 81 64 C E 34.5 Brinks
1.4 BCO 28.07 .18 +67 490 15o
89 64 64 A A29.5 BrtMySq 4.6 BMY 28.93 .40 +82 19m 13
79 73 76 C B52.4 Bristow 1.3 BRS 45.82 .67 39 142 13
85 79 78 B D+90.6 BritAmT 4.3 BTI 85.04 .55 40 134 15
46 55 13 A C 47.4 Brdcom 1.1 r BRCM 32.22 .57 43 5.9m 15o
61 46 73 C B 23.7 BrdrdgF 2.6 r BR 23.52 +.08 +7 931 18
77 82 99 .. D+55.57BroadSft BSFT 36.12 +.08 +110 1.7m 53o
26 29 42 E C 14.5 BroadVis
BVSN 12.78 +.03 28 3 99
24 51 16 E B 3.8 BrdwindE BWEN 1.43 .07 +57 1.6m ..o
60 42 60 B B 7.3 BrcdeCm
BRCD 6.19 .48 +178 34m 11o
52 38 81 E C 28.3 Brookdale
BKD 23.30 .49 +19 1.1m ..o
74 79 69 .. B34.2 BrkfldAs 1.6 r BAM 31.60 .74 +3 846 12
99 99 89 A A 25.6 BrkfInf
5.0 BIP 24.88 .16 36 147 5
78 48 76 A D20.1 Brookfield 3.0 BPO 18.39 +.06 +85 3.4m 7
7 20 12 E E 21.4 BrookfieldRes BRP 10.06 .20 19 163 ..
57 67 20 C A11.7 BrklneB 3.7 BRKL 9.16 +.14 +27 711 18k
9 6 7 E B 5.1 BrklynFed BFSB .82 .05 +42 28 ..k
91 82 72 A C+ 14.6 BrooksAut BRKS 10.27 .31 26 321 6
64 60 74 B C 27.1 BrwnBrn 1.3 BRO 25.18 .45 +37 898 22k
80 93 69 A C 73.3 BrownFo 1.8 r BFA 71.35 +.26 29 8 18
87 93 77 A B 74.6 BrownFrB 1.7 r BFB 73.67 +.02 +126 528 18
23 5 10 D B 17.1 BrwShoe 2.7 BWS 10.27 .03 4 633 11
94 87 79 A C 21.7 BrukerCorp BRKR 18.59 .04 +654 5.1m 24
57 62 52 D D27.7 Brunswck .3 BC 19.01 .42 26 1.2m ..o
81 83 67 B C 21.5 BrynMwr 3.0 BMTC 19.81 .01 +200 123 15k
60 58 45 B D71.7 BuckeyeP 6.3 BPL 63.95 +.30 46 196 24o
93 99 94 C D+28.6 Buckeye
.8 BKI 25.45 +.04 +51 598 14o
96 87 86 A C+ 48.0 Buckle
1.9 BKE 41.55 .80 32 303 14
91 87 86 A B 91.97Bucyrus .1 BUCY 91.64 .08 +7 1.0m 22
56 82 15 A C+ 57.2 Buenavt 1.3 BVN 37.36 .43 39 1.0m 13o
98 96 92 B C+ NH 7BffWldWg BWLD.63.52 +1.49 +54 458 27o
32 36 47 E C+ 9.2 BldBear
BBW 6.70 +.27 +149 258 ..
10 41 15 E D 3.4 BldrFstSc BLDR 2.04 .10 +60 268 ..k
.. .. 44 .. C 20.4 ClyBull .5 BSCB 20.18 ... +115 15 ..
.. .. 44 .. B 22.4 ClyBull 1.1 BSCC 20.65 +.02 6 20 ..
.. .. 48 .. C+ 21.1 ClyBull 1.3 BSCD 20.96 ... +72 40 ..
.. .. 52 .. B 22.3 ClyBull 1.9 BSCE 21.25 +.05 12 16 99
.. .. 55 .. C NH ClyBull 2.3 BSCF 21.44 +.06 32 13 ..
.. .. 55 .. B22.7 ClyBull 2.8 BSCG 21.52 +.01 +68 30 1
.. .. 55 .. B21.8 ClyBull 3.3 BSCH 21.63 +.07 61 6 1
65 82 60 D D+76.1 Bunge
1.5 BG 66.48 +.36 +9 1.1m 12o
91 74 94 C B28.3 CBSCpB 1.5 r CBS 26.79 +.09 +44 13m 19o

58 10 77 E A6.6 CCAInds 4.4 CAW 6.35 +.30 +197 37 ..k
9 18 4 E D8.0 CDCCorp CHINA 2.10 .05 +543 3.2m ..
19 5 16 B D8.3 CDCSoft
CDCS 5.00 +.40 65 5 6
21 34 15 D B 20.3 CDI
4.0 CDI 13.13 .65 +212 154 ..
73 59 62 B C 42.0 CECEnt 2.0 CEC 39.66 .05 +125 228 13
82 67 83 D B10.1 CEFranklin
CFK 9.06 .18 91 0.4 21
97 98 92 A C 158 7CFInds .3 CF.140.7 2.32 27 1.7m 13o
35 5 65 E C 6.1 CFSB
.7 CITZ 5.48 +.13 0 5 18
50 24 86 E D 38.1 CoGnGeoV
CGV 32.94 .91 35 68 ..o
98 97 91 B B 23.6 CGIGroupA
GIB 22.33 .24 29 170 15
60 44 77 C D+54.4 CHEnergy 4.1 CHG 52.11 +.28 +200 139 19
79 86 70 B B 82.1 CHRobn 1.5 CHRW 76.09 1.32 +1 941 31o
48 26 71 B C 8.1 CIFCDeerfld DFR 6.73 .08 +999 868 1
22 3 54 B D+49.6 CITGrpn
CIT 42.27 .42 49 995 19o
52 35 61 B D+14.9 CKXLands 2.2 CKX 12.50 +.76 72 0.5 27
52 74 27 B D+328 CMEGrp 2.0 r CME 280.2 +.84 25 345 17o
73 73 67 B C+ 20.5 CMSEnrgy 4.3 CMS 19.50 +.15 43 1.7m 12
47 63 52 C D31.5 CNAFinl 1.4 CNA 28.68 .09 +11 176 8
70 60 63 B B15.8 CNBFinl 4.6 CCNE 14.30 +1.21 +991 179 13
32 82 25 .. C+ 54.5 CNHGlobl
CNH 35.96 .91 +29 553 14
59 58 77 D C 8.3 CNOFincl
r CNO 7.24 .08 +46 3.8m 10o
78 96 63 A C 271 CNOOC 2.3 CEO 226.5 3.25 27 163 12
77 54 76 A D 92.0 CPFLEnrg 5.6 CPL 84.15 .31 33 103 14o
59 60 70 D C 15.7 CPIAero
CVU 13.09 +.26 48 10 93
3 10 3 C E 31.0 CPI
7.9 r CPY 12.70 +.47 +686 766 6
63 61 78 D D29.8 CRAIntl
r CRAI 25.59 .79 +153 101 20k
3 12 30 E E 25.2 CRHPlc 4.3 CRH 20.27 .22 39 97 24
58 79 23 A D+21.6 CSGSystm CSGS 18.04 .14 32 156 7o
39 26 56 D D 5.3 CSP
r CSPI 4.46 +.02 74 2 12
57 35 72 D C 21.6 CSSIndst 3.0 CSS 20.08 +.48 +632 133 15
90 94 80 A C 26.8 CSX
1.9 r CSX.24.99 .30 +38 14m 17
63 58 31 B B 25.2 CTCMed 4.4 CTCM 20.02 .07 +70 797 22o
26 48 12 C E 9.8 CTIInds 2.0 CTIB 4.95 +.07 14 4 10
21 41 15 C D+12.4 CTS
1.3 CTS 8.99 .24 +184 360 13
46 65 52 C C+ 11.0 CVBFncl 3.9 CVBF 8.79 .02 +35 770 14k
97 76 99 C ANH CVDEqpmnt CVV 13.60 +.14 +4 47 50
85 40 98 C B+ 24.9 CVREgyn
CVI 22.79 1.54 +372 12m 17o
96 85 88 B A22.77CVRPartnersUAN 21.88 .12 72 138 34o
58 62 74 D C 39.5 CVSCare 1.4 CVS 36.42 .40 +34 11m 13o
.. .. 4 .. B110 CTrcsCVE CVOL 36.55 +3.41 84 0.8 99
72 54 90 C B 32.4 Cabelas
CAB 26.21 +.36 +9 727 15o
79 73 79 .. B 38.1 Cablevs 1.7 r CVC 34.53 .20 +44 3.9m 26o
72 46 59 B C+ 48.8 Cabot
1.9 CBT 38.43 .50 43 216 11
69 65 68 B E 52.7 CabotMic r CCMP 44.27 .34 +22 203 18
61 16 97 D A63.4 CabotO&G .2 COG 61.45 .04 +8 1.9m 69
33 30 35 E D+6.4 Cache
CACH 4.74 +.04 36 31 ..
83 67 88 B C 11.1 Cadence
CDNS 10.20 .15 17 2.7m 37
53 5 78 .. B 10.0 CadenceP CADX 9.28 +.13 +66 879 ..o
12 16 19 D E 14.0 Cadiz
CDZI 10.40 +.13 +83 49 ..
17 14 16 E D8.2 CalDive
DVR 5.36 .18 +41 1.6m ..
44 54 38 C B 34.2 CalMne 6.2 CALM 30.36 +.31 +43 178 10o
35 30 61 B E 17.4 Calams 2.8 CLMS 13.52 .28 +73 360 13
.. .. 43 .. E 13.8 CalaCvHi 7.9 CHY 12.99 .04 32 110 ..
.. .. 43 .. D13.6 Calamos 8.8 CHI 13.01 .03 38 110 ..
.. .. 51 .. D+9.1 CalamGl 7.2 CHW 8.32 .04 33 131 ..
.. .. 61 .. E 16.5 CalaGTR 7.8 CGO 15.32 +.02 65 9 ..
.. .. 54 .. E 10.0 ClmsStr 6.7 CSQ 9.35 ... 21 331 ..
57 50 72 E C 3.4 CalAmp
CAMP 3.12 ... 62 34 ..k
50 52 31 B C 24.7 Calavo 2.7 CVGW 20.72 .07 +119 112 19
85 54 84 B B+ 18.2 CalgnCarb
CCC 17.44 .03 +5 643 32o
64 67 72 C C 15.4 CaliFst 6.6 CFNB 15.15 +.05 +533 11 15
67 44 72 E B 20.0 CalPizzaK
CPKI 18.44 .01 71 322 27
32 34 41 C C+ 19.3 CalifWtr 3.3 CWT 18.24 +.03 +177 651 20
75 14 95 E A 8.0 CalprLfSc
CALP 7.80 .08 +155 650 99o
76 74 93 .. D+23.0 Calix
CALX 20.68 +.17 +549 2.9m 31
17 5 16 E D+8.5 CallGolf
.7 ELY 6.15 .19 +47 961 ..
55 23 81 E C 7.1 Callidus
CALD 5.60 +.17 +789 3.4m ..
20 3 74 .. E 9.4 CallnPet
CPE 6.45 .07 1 590 30
56 55 74 E B 17.1 Calpinen
CPN 15.72 .18 +34 2.8m 44o
73 61 68 D C 25.0 Calumet 8.7 CLMT 21.75 .24 59 85 23o
7 2 4 D C 4.2 CAMAC
CAK 1.19 .04 +48 816 ..
57 59 44 D B 4.7 CambLrnn ABCD 3.49 +.25 +536 299 ..
40 81 21 D E 6.8 Cambrex
CBM 4.29 +.19 +435 438 11
.. .. 44 .. D+27.4 CambrGl .9 GTAA 25.49 .05 48 29 99
35 82 29 E C+ 2.9 CamcoFinl CAFI 1.80 +.10 96 0.2 ..
49 73 27 C B39.6 CamdnNtl 3.2 CAC 31.44 .16 +32 16 9
83 82 88 D C 65.8 Camden 3.1 CPT 63.76 +.84 +153 1.6m 99
10 51 13 C E 44.8 Cameco 1.7 CCJ 24.81 +.10 +21 3.5m 21o
65 99 24 A D 28.2 CamelotInfo r CIS 14.49 .22 57 295 19o
63 71 31 B C 63.2 Cameron
CAM 45.70 .93 33 3.1m 19o
48 61 32 B D37.6 CmpblSp 3.4 CPB 33.90 +.79 +118 4.8m 13o
30 15 67 E B 14.4 CampusC 5.0 CCG 12.89 +.18 +32 516 ..
91 82 76 B C 4.8 Camtek
CAMT 3.33 .02 82 9 10
34 66 37 B E 88.8 CnImpBk 4.6 CM 77.33 2.06 +1 244 11x
76 72 74 A D78.8 CdnNRwy 1.8 r CNI 75.29 .86 19 658 17
12 32 26 B E 52.0 CdnNtRe 1.0 CNQ 38.76 .96 5 3.3m 19o
33 42 27 B D 69.9 CndaPac 2.1 CP 58.33 1.18 4 536 16o
52 82 29 B B 17.6 CdnSolar
CSIQ 11.10 +.16 15 928 8o
7 10 5 E D+1.2 CanoPetrl
CFW .31 .02 62 218 ..
46 34 59 B C+ 52.3 Canon 3.1 r CAJ 46.80 +.11 58 149 19
99 88 89 B B28.0 Cantel
.5 CMN 26.06 +.03 +51 93 22
76 82 86 E B 15.6 CantbryPk CPHC 12.49 +.26 76 2 ..
65 40 83 D C 10.4 CapeBncpn CBNJ 10.00 .08 +999 1.0m 40
48 91 6 A E 96.5 CapellaE r CPLA 42.72 .26 31 134 11o
23 22 74 E D+4.6 CapitalBnc CBKN 3.16 .20 +999 1.1m ..
25 82 14 E D+14.3 CapCty 3.6 CCBG 10.97 +.50 +243 91 42k
80 72 70 B D56.3 CaptlOne .4 COF 49.51 .85 +4 4.4m 6
22 30 26 D C+ 11.4 CapProd 10 CPLP 8.65 .17 71 55 22
91 90 90 D B+ 10.97CapitalSrLvg CSU 8.84 .09 2 112 40
22 14 35 C B 112 CapSW .9 CSWC 92.00 2.00 +385 35 99
73 82 99 E B 5.5 CapitalTrust CT 3.57 +.03 81 71 ..
30 65 31 E D+8.2 CaptlSrc .7 r CSE 6.02 .07 41 2.0m 54o
53 55 38 C B+ 15.3 CptlFed 2.5 CFFN 11.79 +.02 +544 8.3m 30
22 26 19 E C+ 6.3 CapLse
5.2 LSE 5.01 .01 +40 417 ..
57 44 72 C B 14.0 CapstdM 13 CMO 13.77 +.05 +138 1.6m 9
14 12 2 .. C 1.2 CapsThera CAPS .25 +.02 85 26 ..
50 41 89 E C 2.1 CapstnTrbn CPST 1.44 +.03 5 3.3m ..
98 95 96 A C+ 169 CarboCe
.5 CRR.149.8 +1.40 +226 1.7m 38o
6 20 14 .. E 2.4 Cardero
CDY 1.28 .02 48 81 ..
17 5 39 D E 5.5 Cardica
CRDC 2.64 .04 95 4 ..
50 81 36 B C 12.2 Cardinal 1.1 CFNL 10.55 .32 +250 238 15k
80 64 82 D C 45.7 CardlHth 2.0 r CAH 44.00 .31 +19 2.9m 17o
18 18 7 C D 9.4 Cardiome CRME 3.93 .08 34 171 19o
48 48 61 E D 7.2 CardioNetn BEAT 5.26 +.08 1 161 ..
82 49 99 E B 15.7 CardiovS
CSII 13.63 .14 +904 1.5m ..
17 23 4 E E 0.7 Cardiumn
CXM .27 ... +4 281 ..
97 99 91 B ANH 7Cardtrncn CATM 21.82 .65 +738 2.1m 20
52 64 22 A C+ 27.9 CareerEd r CECO 19.84 .45 17 787 6o
69 58 51 C B+ 30.0 CareFusnn
CFN 26.40 .80 +177 5.2m 17o
94 75 91 C B+ NH CaribouC
CBOU 12.97 +.67 +941 1.8m 23
93 86 88 B B50.6 Carlisle 1.4 CSL 47.43 .07 +11 372 19o
92 80 74 B B 37.0 CarMax
KMX 31.93 .62 +63 4.6m 18o
16 2 25 E B9.8 Carmike
CKEC 6.99 +.17 +920 1.3m ..
35 29 32 C B48.1 Carnival 2.7 CCL 37.30 .34 +21 5.5m 15o
35 29 29 C B50.4 CarnPLC 1.8 CUK 38.23 +.11 +25 201 16
19 82 9 E D5.0 CaroBkH
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2 12 9 .. C 6.3 CarolTrBk CART 2.99 +.04 98 0.2 ..k
97 82 92 C ANH CarpTech 1.4 CRS 53.26 +.12 +35 756 46o
72 88 65 C C 6.6 CarrgSv 1.8 CSV 5.48 .13 21 18 10
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91 70 81 B A13.6
83 95 71 A D+28.6
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75 73 76 D B19.4
61 97 26 A D+34.2
75 64 76 B D29.9
88 74 94 C B28.5
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r CACI 63.74 +.68 +80 401 15o
CAE
1.2 CAE 12.90 .10 60 10 19
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CAP 20.35 .09 +38 187 10
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.9 CA 21.91 .36 +55 7.3m 11
CASMedSys CASM 2.55 .25 +16 14 ..
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CBZ 7.25 .08 +239 563 11
CBL&Ass 4.8 CBL 17.61 .18 +19 1.7m 70o
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1.7 CBOE 24.10 .01 +593 3.2m 20o
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CBG 23.29 1.01 +13 4.3m 29o
CBSCpA 1.5 CBSA 27.16 +.16 39 5 20
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70 43 92 B B40.9 Carrizo
CRZO 36.49 .38 +3 791 26o
85 63 95 C C 9.9 CarrolsR
TAST 9.79 +.21 +320 268 13
81 54 70 B B 32.9 Carters
r CRI 30.38 .70 +119 1.7m 13o
2 9 1 E E 8.1 CarverBc
CARV .55 +.04 88 1 ..k
49 66 88 E D+12.6 CasdB
CACB 7.57 1.01 +999 515 ..
72 82 69 B D52.5 Cascade 1.8 CASC 44.01 .79 +103 126 12
10 31 35 E D1.0 CascdF
CASB .44 .01 81 9 ..k
65 44 82 D D7.0 CascdMic
CSCD 5.53 +.06 40 7 ..
20 39 36 E E 8.3 CslaWstA CWST 5.47 +.20 +515 752 ..
93 85 72 B A 45.8 Caseys 1.4 r CASY 43.37 1.02 +134 614 16o
97 79 93 B B NH CashAmer .3 r CSH 54.07 +.10 10 240 13
47 42 16 B C 17.4 CashStr 3.8 CSFS 12.80 .10 0 6 11
77 81 38 A C 40.5 CassInfo 1.8 CASS 36.49 .19 23 29 16k
32 50 34 D C 19.3 CastleAM
CAS 16.21 .34 +144 139 99
10 12 12 E C 0.5 CastleBr
ROX .30 +.01 53 10 ..k
44 36 27 D B+ 5.5 CasualMl CMRG 4.12 +.10 +159 480 12
98 94 89 B C 66.07CatalystH CHSI 52.94 +.35 +476 3.6m 27o
73 13 98 E A 2.3 CatalystP CPRX 1.85 ... 58 60 ..
75 81 77 A E 116 Caterplr 1.8 CAT.100.0 .54 +4 8.5m 17
59 82 74 E C 19.0 CathyG .3 CATY 15.77 +.24 +34 600 29
86 66 77 B B29.9 CatoCp 3.3 CATO 28.19 .19 +1 164 13o
44 50 60 C B49.0 CavcoInd
CVCO 42.72 +.86 +58 28 99
1 23 1 E E 3.9 Cavicon
CAVO .75 .05 94 0.7 ..k
90 82 83 A D 48.37Cavium CAVM 40.60 .44 20 806 38o
23 2 44 .. B 9.9 CazadorAcq CAZA 9.69 .01 98 0.6 99
27 18 29 E D+16.3 Cbeyond
CBEY 12.19 .34 +17 315 ..
88 82 84 D A 7.2 CecoEnv
CECE 6.78 +.06 56 14 29
31 2 87 E D22.7 CedrFair 2.1 FUN 18.71 .10 +55 240 ..
18 31 11 E C 6.8 CedarShp 7.1 CDR 5.05 .05 +36 781 ..
28 6 11 B D+1.1 CelSci
CVM .50 .02 +15 688 ..
44 82 20 D B16.8 CeladonGrp r CGI 13.51 .43 +101 248 25
86 78 93 A D+52.9 Celanese .4 r CE 50.51 .62 5 2.1m 13o
37 89 14 C E 12.5 Celestica
CLS 8.08 .15 44 322 8
98 94 52 A B 63.5 Celgene
r CELG 58.77 1.12 11 2.6m 19o
36 41 22 .. C+ 3.3 CellThera
CTIC 1.99 +.09 +773 18m ..o
52 87 26 A E 35.4 Cellcom
12 CEL 28.55 +.15 +16 306 7o
19 10 14 D D 5.6 CelldexTh
CLDX 3.58 +.36 +156 1.2m ..
56 16 84 .. B3.9 Celsion
CLSN 3.10 +.04 80 65 ..o
6 22 17 E D10.7 Cemex
CX 8.00 .08 21 9.0m ..o
29 15 58 D C 40.7 Cenovus 2.5 CVE 33.83 .10 18 1.3m 38o
86 72 91 C D39.3 Centene
CNC 33.85 .48 +7 552 17o
80 63 86 B C 10.5 CentrBc 1.2 CNBC 9.98 .25 +999 1.1m 19
29 44 29 C D 8.2 CntrFin
CLFC 6.03 +.14 +219 687 11
65 53 85 C C 19.6 CenterPt 4.2 CNP 18.95 +.19 +91 8.5m 16o
6 11 10 D C 11.1 CntrstBk .6 CSFL 6.37 +.03 +467 376 ..k
59 98 22 B E 16.3 CnElBras
EBR 12.80 .02 7 1.2m 6k
85 98 51 B C 19.2 Centrais
EBRB 16.46 +.02 41 200 7k
59 5 95 D A NH CntrlB 1.0 CEBK 20.85 +.46 57 1 30k
36 41 18 D D+27.0 CEurMed
CETV 19.16 .60 +890 2.8m ..o
2 20 6 E C 28.1 CntlErDst
CEDC 11.14 .26 +287 6.4m 37o
.. .. 62 .. C 47.9 CenEurR .6 r CEE 42.01 +.03 +4 28 ..
3 11 9 E D2.3 CtrlFed
CFBK .77 .07 55 2 ..
.. .. 65 .. E 25.6 CentrlF
.0 CEF 20.46 .57 64 1.1m ..
46 36 53 D B11.4 CntlGardn r CENT 9.84 .24 +27 152 12
36 31 43 D C+ 11.3 CnGardA r CENTA 9.60 .27 +416 1.1m 12
.. .. 71 .. B61.4 CentGold
GTU 56.67 1.28 +20 117 ..k
8 68 2 E D53.0 CenPacF
CPF 13.09 .13 +999 1.6m ..o
.. .. 69 .. D+24.8 CentSec 1.0 CET 23.12 .12 65 9 ..k
17 66 23 E D+2.6 CntrlVABk CVBK 1.11 +.01 56 2 ..
51 53 70 D B 7.0 CtlVlCmBc CVCY 6.44 .41 +16 7 18k
92 93 97 D A36.0 CentrlVT 2.6 CV 35.73 +.08 +146 340 18
20 29 35 D E 20.8 CenturyAl CENX 14.22 .18 +26 2.5m 59o
69 87 45 C B28.4 CBMA 1.9 r CNBKA 25.50 +1.52 +951 43 10k
72 82 76 D D+3.8 CenturyCsno CNTY 2.73 +.01 50 26 54
45 41 35 B C 46.9 CntryLi
7.4 CTL 39.16 .55 +47 7.2m 12o
39 46 53 .. B7.0 Cenveo
CVO 6.03 .15 +34 397 12
99 87 91 A B+ 81.1 Cephalon
CEPH 79.89 .06 52 1.2m 9o
99 82 95 B B33.87Cepheid CPHD 32.27 .62 7 435 99
65 50 84 C E 53.6 Ceradyne CRDN 36.72 .43 +9 322 20o
81 71 68 B B 14.3 Ceragon
CRNT 11.01 .29 27 117 25o
58 25 71 D B6.0 Cereplst
CERP 4.45 .09 81 22 ..
94 92 88 B B125 Cerner
CERN 116.0 .81 39 385 37o
49 36 38 E B 4.0 Cerus
CERS 3.00 +.14 +103 599 ..
99 99 97 A A35.6 CEVA
CEVA 29.61 .34 +2 248 43
20 68 13 E D2.4 ChampInds CHMP 1.27 .01 90 0.9 7
99 91 93 A C+ 47.37Changyou CYOU 40.05 +.05 49 181 10o
41 38 25 B D+4.0 ChrlClvrd
CTHR 2.75 ... 90 3 45
77 77 70 C B 42.8 CharlsRvLb r CRL 39.29 .40 +24 858 18
96 96 90 A B 12.67CharmCm CHRM 11.76 +.07 84 6 11
52 67 49 E D4.9 CharmngSh CHRS 3.94 .09 0 1.4m ..
95 85 98 C B55.87ChartInds GTLS 49.90 +1.63 +95 831 46
53 5 92 E B61.2 CharterCms CHTR 54.41 1.11 +999 5.1m ..
23 5 50 C E 11.2 Charter 2.1 CHFN 9.65 .05 +999 618 64
61 74 62 A D+19.0 Chase
2.2 CCF 15.97 +.57 +999 556 12k
19 18 22 D C 19.5 ChathLT 4.5 CLDT 15.62 +.06 +189 196 ..
98 88 92 A B+ 56.3 ChckPtSf r CHKP 54.45 .07 +18 1.8m 21
4 25 12 D D23.0 ChckptSys
CKP 17.31 .16 17 159 24
86 69 76 C B 34.0 Cheescake CAKE 30.91 .01 +21 1.4m 21
52 4 85 .. B+ 8.2 ChelseaT
CHTP 5.12 .06 +85 1.3m ..o
73 84 55 B D+72.3 Chemed .9 r CHE 63.94 .76 +7 107 14
35 73 16 C D+23.1 ChemFn 4.4 CHFC 18.27 .12 +258 258 15
61 52 48 B D+8.2 Chemspec r CPC 7.07 .03 37 12 8
62 34 64 E B 19.4 Chemtura CHMT 17.13 .36 +870 12m ..
48 13 98 .. B12.8 CheniereE
LNG 8.04 .38 0 3.6m ..o
21 18 31 .. D+24.5 Chenier
9 CQP 17.56 +.12 62 69 62o
25 9 28 B D+20.7 Cheroke 4.7 CHKE 16.89 +.01 +103 104 21
38 39 56 B D36.0 ChesEngy 1.2 CHK 28.01 .96 +11 10m 9o
36 16 34 C B20.2 ChesLodg 4.7 CHSP 16.90 .18 +571 867 99
69 67 48 B D29.3 ChkMdPt5.3 CHKM 26.51 +.06 79 21 10
61 59 56 B D+43.1 ChesUtil 3.5 CPK 39.73 +.71 +89 65 14
55 38 66 D C 9.5 Cheviot 5.3 CHEV 9.09 .11 68 0.8 39
74 83 71 A E 109 Chevron 3.2 r CVX 97.90 1.46 +3 8.0m 9o
72 90 84 C C+ 42.57ChicgB&I .3 CBI 34.85 .48 31 783 16o
42 80 24 C D 20.6 ChiRivet 3.0 CVR 15.98 +.08 36 2 22
60 44 80 D B14.7 Chicopee r CBNK 14.55 +.20 89 1 99k
93 59 88 B A15.6 ChicosF 1.3 r CHS 15.02 .24 +11 3.6m 21o
41 61 20 C E 57.6 ChldrnsPl r PLCE 44.18 .56 +30 756 13o
19 21 15 B E 4.4 Chimera 14 CIM 3.52 ... 15 13m 5o
13 55 2 B E 5.4 ChAdvCns CADC 1.80 .03 58 47 1
9 48 2 D E 4.7 ChiArmM CNAM 1.33 .02 69 27 ..
44 95 2 A D3.8 ChinAutL
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26 59 12 B E 70.7 ChinaLfe 1.6 LFC 49.05 +1.05 +21 583 18
19 34 19 B D27.5 ChinaLdg
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73 79 33 A B54.7 ChinaMbl 3.7 CHL 47.03 +.69 +125 3.2m 10o
23 45 3 B E 8.8 ChinaNG
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17 27 19 C D+19.1 ChinaNRes CHNR 10.71 .16 +63 12 2k
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9 48 10 E E 5.7 ChinaNe 9 r NPD 2.73 +.15 +45 177 90
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86 82 86 A D88.5 CitrixSys
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33 70 23 C E 63.7 CityNatl 1.5 CYN 52.02 .24 3 274 18
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42 42 57 A E 56.3 ConslEng .9 CNX 46.87 .74 +6 3.2m 20o
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85 83 64 A B 73.5 ContlResn
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77 92 63 B D5.8 Continucare CNU 4.77 +.50 +392 863 11
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49 75 55 B E 70.0 CooprInd 2.0 CBE 58.14 1.54 +117 1.8m 16
31 32 16 B D27.7 CooprT&R 2.1 CTB 19.90 +.02 +10 649 10o
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4 11 8 D E 16.9 Courier 8.0 CRRC 10.56 .19 +94 89 15k
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53 43 72 C D63.9 Covance
r CVD 56.80 .57 17 374 25
22 48 28 D E 17.8 CovantaH 1.9 r CVA 16.08 .26 25 910 59k
16 30 23 D D10.0 CovenantTr CVTI 7.99 .16 +999 931 38k
85 61 93 C C+ 36.7 CoventryHt CVH 34.90 .65 26 881 8o
94 79 92 A B2.9 CoverAllTech COVR 2.35 .21 57 25 16
85 65 79 B C 57.7 Covidien 1.5 COV 52.33 .49 +17 4.0m 14o
28 44 25 D B 5.0 CowenGpn COWN 3.80 +.14 +381 2.4m ..
56 65 30 C C 57.8 CBRL
1.8 CBRL 48.60 +.12 4 410 12o
43 21 88 D D10.2 CraftBrew HOOK 8.77 +.07 +999 935 97o
90 73 79 B B51.2 Crane
2.0 CR 46.89 1.02 +28 388 16o
96 98 98 B A5.9 CrawfrdA 1.6 CRDA 5.02 .04 55 59 5
96 98 99 B B+ 7.9 Crawfor 1.1 CRDB 6.98 +.08 +242 406 7
57 64 38 C A8.4 CrayInc
CRAY 6.28 .06 +14 212 9
46 90 10 A C 128 Credico 2.3 BAP 85.34 1.01 43 536 10
99 98 89 A C 82.3 CreditAcc
CACC 77.98 2.09 +364 178 13
.. .. 58 .. D+26.1 CDCush3 5.4 MLPN 23.87 +.02 86 13 99
13 7 22 B D 48.5 CrdSuis 3.9 CS 37.98 .79 +31 1.6m 10
.. .. 65 .. E 3.5 CredtSw
9 DHY 3.21 .06 22 239 ..
.. .. 67 .. E 4.1 CrSuis
8.0 CIK 3.88 .02 +44 225 ..k
.. .. 55 .. D 23.5 CSLgShLiq CSLS 22.26 .08 72 2 99
.. .. 52 .. D 21.9 CrdtSuisMrg CSMA 20.80 .03 60 15 99
.. .. 52 .. C 25.0 CrdSssMgAr CSMB 20.63 ... 75 2 99
37 54 41 C E 15.0 CredoPetr r CRED 9.49 .11 82 3 36
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CREE 33.96 .56 +5 3.7m 17o
40 28 94 E C 4.3 CrscntF
CRFN 4.15 +.15 +162 22 ..
93 97 68 A D+33.0 CrstdMd 6.4 CMLP 27.47 .20 73 28 18
19 8 35 C D20.1 Cresud 2.0 CRESY 16.29 +.12 28 52 25
16 18 39 E C 7.5 Crexendo 1.6 EXE 4.85 +.50 27 11 ..
61 82 18 B D+13.5 CreXus
9 CXS 10.95 +.31 +528 4.7m 13
19 26 33 E D4.7 CrimsnEx
CXPO 3.22 .11 +999 2.4m ..
97 82 97 A B+ NH 7Crocs
CROX 24.81 .40 5 2.3m 27o
76 80 95 C C 12.9 Cross AT
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54 42 53 A B 48.5 CrosTim 9.0 CRT 42.61 1.02 +14 21 15k
7 29 15 .. D2.8 CrsshrExgn CXZ .73 .01 60 186 ..
70 49 89 E B11.9 Crosstex 3.3 XTXI 11.00 .23 +115 934 ..o
71 52 90 E B20.0 Crosstx 6.6 XTEX 17.68 .19 62 69 ..
50 82 38 E C 46.3 CrownCstl
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50 36 48 C B5.9 CrwnCf 2.4 CRWS 4.95 .04 +4 6 11
81 99 83 .. D+41.6 CrownHldg r CCK 38.09 +.09 +33 2.1m 15
38 82 13 .. C 3.9 CrwnMdia CRWN 1.88 +.07 +999 1.1m 18
41 63 11 B B 18.8 CrudeCrr 7.8 CRU 12.77 .04 92 13 27
51 72 33 C D+6.8 Cryolife
CRY 5.50 +.17 +219 240 15o
38 53 29 E B 2.3 Cryptlgc
CRYP 1.49 .01 53 66 ..
32 23 23 B C 1.1 CrystalRk CRVP .72 ... 71 13 3
6 7 16 .. E 16.2 CTPartners
CTP 11.99 .10 87 0.5 ..
72 97 25 A D53.2 Ctrip
CTRP 39.31 1.48 +36 2.5m 29o
77 92 55 B D58.3 Cubic
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17 14 24 .. B1.2 CubicEn
QBC .74 ... 46 95 ..
96 59 96 A B 39.3 CubistPhr CBST 35.71 .56 44 906 14
33 53 32 C D 62.6 CullenFr 3.3 CFR 55.43 .11 6 340 15
25 14 12 B D 12.5 Culp
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70 87 40 D B8.2 CumbPh
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62 9 98 D B4.4 Curis
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.. .. 47 .. C 166 CurrShBrt
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.. .. 51 .. D105 CurrShC
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.. .. 61 .. D148 CurEuro
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.. .. 58 .. D 125 CurrJpn
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.. .. 61 .. D+168 CurrShS 1.4 FXS 153.0 1.38 75 6 ..
.. .. 81 .. A 118 CurrShSws
FXF 118.2 +.23 26 153 ..o
47 78 30 C D 38.9 CurtsWrt 1.0 CW 31.27 .09 +18 321 12
.. .. 61 .. D11.1 CushTRt 8.8 SRV 10.21 +.10 34 109 ..
25 6 33 E C 10.0 Cutera
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68 34 72 B C 4.7 Cyanotc
CYAN 3.06 .01 87 1 13
17 18 5 .. C 4.5 CyberDef
CYDE 1.70 +.13 +30 55 ..
24 8 19 B E 35.9 Cyberonics r CYBX 25.67 +.59 +32 361 25o
90 82 74 B C 10.3 CybrOptcs CYBE 9.63 +.01 79 2 17
48 77 12 D C 1.8 CybexIntl
CYBI .73 .01 +57 63 9k
28 43 16 E C 2.0 Cyclacel
CYCC 1.30 ... 70 232 ..
54 6 93 E C 0.7 CycleCtry
ATC .47 +.07 11 8 ..
93 80 76 A C 58.2 Cymer
CYMI 47.67 .28 45 166 13
46 42 36 E C 15.2 Cynosure CYNO 11.33 +.31 +167 103 ..
83 70 90 A D24.0 CyprsSemi r CY 19.90 .22 46 1.6m 19
49 71 37 C D 14.4 CypSharp 18 CYS 12.67 +.04 +63 2.7m 9
77 48 63 C B+ 61.4 CytecInd .9 CYT 54.84 .36 1 438 17k
19 32 5 E D3.0 Cytokinet
CYTK 1.22 +.07 +999 5.5m ..
9 8 17 E E 8.4 Cytori
CYTX 4.85 +.11 +19 660 ..o
20 9 15 E D1.1 CytRx
CYTR .74 +.01 +999 9.1m ..
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DCTIndl 5.5 DCT 5.11 .02 14 3.2m ..
DDiCorp 4.4 DDIC 9.10 +.26 +238 437 8
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r DGIT 30.31 .14 +50 445 13o
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DNBFnl 1.3 DNBF 9.57 .01 52 1 7
DNPSlct 7.9 DNP 9.93 ... +4 298 ..k
DPL
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DRHort 1.3 DHI 11.42 .19 24 3.8m 71o
DRICorp
TBUS .61 .06 32 26 ..
DSPGroup DSPG 8.59 +.06 +200 328 37
DSTSys 1.4 DST 51.12 +.42 +8 463 11o
DSWInc
DSW 49.49 1.40 +323 2.5m 19o
DTEEnrgy 4.8 DTE 49.04 +.35 +15 1.2m 14o
DTFTxF 5.4 DTF 15.12 .07 52 4 ..
DTSInc
r DTSI 40.55 .45 +15 138 32
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DWSHIO 9 DHG 14.42 +.02 8 47 ..k
DWSHiInc 8.4 KHI 10.67 .04 10 40 ..
DWSMult 8.5 KMM 10.84 .05 10 48 ..
DWSMuni 7.0 KTF 12.00 +.02 +43 73 ..
DWSStMu 7.3 KSM 12.54 .02 44 9 ..
DWSStInc 8.3 KST 13.80 +.11 66 6 ..
DXPEnterpr DXPE 24.07 .09 +34 106 16k

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52 82 30 C B+ 17.3 Daktrncs 1.1 DAKT 10.36 .07 +4 229 31o
68 66 83 D C 19.4 DanaHldgn DAN 17.20 +.22 +7 2.5m 41o
92 87 75 B C+ 56.1 Danaher .2 DHR 51.31 .87 +37 5.1m 21
39 5 84 C D 7.9 Danaos
DAC 5.32 .20 54 31 17
69 30 84 B B 22.6 DnvBcn .8 DNBK 21.23 .28 +39 119 24k
37 82 6 A E 15.4 DagoEnergy DQ 7.60 .23 50 112 2
29 39 20 .. D4.4 DARA
DARA 2.64 +.23 45 29 ..
87 82 72 B D+52.1 DardnRst 2.6 r DRI 48.51 .17 22 1.3m 14
96 99 97 A B 19.6 DarlingIntl DAR 17.79 +.10 +49 1.9m 19o
49 31 41 B D 6.3 DataIO
DAIO 5.59 .17 6 11 18k
88 89 95 B C+ 9.1 7Datalink DTLK 6.48 .13 56 93 11k
5 16 12 D E 2.7 Dataram DRAM 1.55 .01 89 3 ..
86 71 95 D B 6.0 Datawatch DWCH 5.52 .04 66 5 32
78 66 80 D A89.6 DaVita
DVA 83.96 .43 +107 1.8m 19o
27 11 45 D E 50.8 DawsnGeo DWSN 31.35 .88 +53 121 ..
48 26 52 D B11.3 Daxor
5.9 DXR 10.10 +.11 88 0.4 11
7 67 2 .. E 3.2 DayStar
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.. .. 55 .. C+ 22.2 DbX2030Ta 2.0 TDN 20.46 .15 +196 7 ..
.. .. 58 .. C 22.2 DbX2040Ta 1.8 TDV 20.05 .25 +8 3 ..
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4 2 48 .. .. NH DbXJpFxHdg DBJP 25.50 +.25 99 0.2 99
.. .. 78 .. B 4.0 DCATot 5.4 DCA 3.67 .02 53 69 ..k
89 81 68 B D+26.8 DealerTrk TRAK 21.34 .59 +16 278 32
46 12 86 D B+ 13.9 DeanFds
DF 12.00 .22 5 4.3m 16o
2 14 7 E C 3.2 DearbrnBc DEAR 1.11 +.01 59 11 ..k
95 90 89 A D+97.0 DeckrsOut DECK 83.04 2.00 +242 3.6m 20
55 97 10 A B13.0 DeerCon 2.9 DEER 6.90 .32 +3 443 7o
52 90 45 A E 99 Deere
2.1 DE 79.98 1.75 7 4.6m 13o
42 81 2 B E 7.7 DehaierM DHRM 2.51 +.01 43 9 2
30 40 47 D C 0.5 DejourEnergy DEJ .34 ... 66 158 ..
.. .. 61 .. D13.9 DEEnhG
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.. .. 35 .. D14.4 DEInvCO 4.5 VCF 12.67 +.07 +117 19 ..k
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.. .. 56 .. D 8.1 DEGlbD
9 DGF 7.40 .15 +68 24 ..
.. .. 42 .. D13.6 DEInvMN 4.4 VMM 12.91 +.07 +61 19 ..k
.. .. 38 .. D13.4 DelaNatl 4.3 VFL 12.42 +.01 +479 30 ..k
13 21 5 .. E 11.9 Delcath
DCTH 5.17 .01 39 472 ..o
90 65 97 D C+ 15.4 Delek
1.1 DK 14.01 .23 +108 605 56o
40 53 42 E B2.4 dELIAs
DLIA 1.70 ... 56 24 ..
79 90 79 B B17.0 DellInc
DELL 15.93 .34 +23 33m 8o
49 60 45 B C+ 32.6 DelphiFn 1.7 DFG 28.13 .08 +32 388 7
23 25 14 B B14.5 DeltaAirn
DAL 9.43 .51 +27 20m 6
89 55 85 C A18.7 DeltaApprl DLA 17.17 +.19 +400 130 10
55 63 59 C C+ 34.0 DeltaNG 4.2 DGAS 32.34 .09 73 0.8 16
1 3 4 E E 1.3 DeltaPetrol DPTR .51 .02 +961 18m ..
47 16 24 B B+ 8.7 Deltekn
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8 3 29 C D+74.4 DeltcTm
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44 57 55 A D+29.3 Deluxe
4.2 DLX 23.53 .64 +3 396 7k
40 82 6 .. B 27.4 DemndMed DMD 14.60 +1.18 36 309 69o
36 41 26 E D+14.1 DemandTn DMAN 9.16 .01 +524 1.2m ..k
51 73 33 A D26.0 DenbryRes DNR 18.70 .43 +64 8.3m 23o
52 2 63 D B44.0 Dendreon DNDN 38.65 .49 60 1.2m ..o
11 30 18 D D4.5 DenisnMngn DNN 1.80 .04 45 932 ..o
55 37 78 .. C 4.3 Dennys
r DENN 3.82 .09 +110 1.1m 17
.. .. 40 .. D22.1 DentTact .1 DENT 20.26 +.06 16 3 ..k
73 68 72 B C 40.2 Dentsup .5 r XRAY 37.39 .41 +136 2.1m 19o
98 82 96 A C 10.47Depomed DEPO 8.10 +.20 +17 930 4o
59 7 94 E B 12.7 DermaSci
DSCI 8.36 ... 75 14 ..
80 86 53 C D+7.3 DescSys
DSGX 6.66 +.12 30 12 51
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12 6 11 E E 4.3 Deswell 7.7 DSWL 2.61 +.04 40 12 ..
18 11 36 C D74.6 DeutschB 1.9 DB 55.86 2.03 13 1.7m 7o
42 40 62 E D+14.9 Develpr 1.2 DDR 13.36 .14 8 2.6m ..
25 19 41 B E 93.6 DevEngy .9 DVN 76.61 .88 +22 3.6m 14o
95 95 74 A B62.3 DeVry
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6 15 1 .. D23.5 DexOne
DEXO 2.30 .02 +561 6.0m ..
68 36 68 D B 16.9 DexCom
DXCM 14.60 .08 +43 685 ..
53 55 76 B E 85.5 Diageo 3.1 DEO 80.34 .30 0 455 17
12 18 15 .. D+7.8 Dialogic
DLGC 3.88 .25 +999 1.3m ..
96 99 96 B D+75.97DimdFd .2 DMND.72.36 .59 +5 281 29o
.. .. 41 .. D10.3 DiamdHi .4 DHFT 9.42 .01 +47 10 ..k
87 78 78 A C+ 82.9 DiamHill
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46 48 35 B D 81.2 DiamndOf .7 DO 67.71 .34 +41 2.7m 10
23 23 27 D D 12.6 DiamRkH 3.2 DRH 9.99 +.04 25 1.1m ..
11 34 3 .. D14.5 DianaContnr DCIX 7.04 .06 64 116 ..
37 66 17 A E 14.2 DianaShpg
DSX 10.78 .17 14 524 6o
91 95 88 A D+18.87DiceHldgn DHX.13.51 +.35 +370 3.5m 43o
82 91 75 C B43.0 DcksSpt
DKS 37.18 .82 22 1.3m 21o
28 55 24 C C 37.1 Diebold 3.7 r DBD 29.98 .63 +7 474 13
85 67 90 D A13.4 DigiIntl
DGII 13.00 .40 +44 144 38k
74 26 91 C B33.8 Digimarc r DMRC 32.69 +1.96 +563 194 99
51 29 78 E D+3.1 Digirad
DRAD 2.58 +.03 88 6 ..
2 18 6 E D2.3 DigtlAllyn DGLY 1.08 .02 +142 196 ..
68 82 67 B D 2.5 DigitlPwr
DPW 1.50 .02 90 0.5 12
92 97 68 B B64.3 DigitlR 4.5 DLR 60.64 .25 26 743 73
24 28 29 D B39.9 DigitalRiver r DRIV 30.77 .63 53 230 34o
9 14 12 D D33.2 DigitlGlb
DGI 24.24 +.28 +214 980 99o
86 75 97 D A57.2 DillrdD .4 r DDS 50.69 1.52 +241 3.8m 16o
72 70 53 B C+ 15.9 DimeB 3.9 DCOM 14.23 .01 +379 455 10k
80 59 79 C C 60.1 DineEquity
DIN 50.05 .16 +177 496 12o
66 72 59 A D34.7 Diodes
DIOD 24.71 .40 28 266 12o
94 97 77 A D+50.8 DirecTVA r DTV.47.75 .23 4 5.4m 17o
.. .. 13 .. E 51.3 Direxn20Bear TMV 35.18 +.42 47 435 ..
.. .. 64 .. A56.7 Dirxn20 1.0 TMF 38.75 .44 55 77 ..
.. .. 75 .. A 68.5 Direxn7 1.0 TYD 62.09 +.77 65 12 ..k
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4 2 80 .. .. 45.6 DXAgrbBr3x COWS 42.14 1.50 78 0.2 99
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4 2 40 .. .. 40.3 DXBscMatBll3xMATL 38.47 .28 92 0.5 99
.. .. 17 .. B 36.4 DirChiBear YANG 16.50 .31 23 57 ..
.. .. 22 .. D 60.0 DirxChiBull YINN 39.69 +.69 34 49 ..o
.. .. 11 .. B96.2 DxDvMktBr3x DPK 36.62 +.93 +9 41 ..
.. .. 55 .. C+ 86.0 DirxDMB 2.5 DZK 62.39 1.69 32 13 ..
.. .. 13 .. A52.1 DirxEMBear EDZ 20.02 +.10 +10 1.9m ..o
.. .. 37 .. E 45.6 DirxEMB .5 EDC 33.25 .18 5 2.3m ..o
.. .. 10 .. B+ 71.5 DirxEnBear ERY 17.49 +.90 +17 3.6m ..o
.. .. 92 .. E 93.3 DirxEnBull
ERX 61.90 3.60 39 2.2m ..o
.. .. 40 .. A95.0 DxFinlBear3x FAZ 50.60 +1.01 13 8.2m ..o
.. .. 17 .. E 34.3 DirxFinBull FAS 22.79 .50 +8 20m ..o
.. .. 84 .. A54.5 DxGldBear2x DUST 48.92 +2.39 +33 122 ..o
.. .. 8 .. C 41.7 DxGldBull2x NUGT 27.51 1.51 22 135 ..o
4 2 34 .. .. 40.8 DXHlthcrBl3xCURE 38.86 +.31 53 0.7 99
.. .. 44 .. C 36.5 DrxIndiaBr INDZ 28.46 .83 40 8 ..
.. .. 16 .. D+56.2 DrxIndiaBl
INDL 37.97 +1.06 +15 26 ..
.. .. 82 .. E 92.7 DirxLCB .1 BGU 73.39 2.51 3 1.2m ..o
.. .. 17 .. B48.3 DirLatBear LHB 18.11 +.25 59 7 ..
.. .. 21 .. D 46.3 DirLatB 2.3 LBJ 30.05 .45 52 31 ..
.. .. 9 .. B+ 117 DxMcBear3x MWN 38.68 +1.14 +13 35 ..o
.. .. 84 .. E 62.8 DirMCBu .2 MWJ 48.93 1.48 0 93 ..
.. .. 15 .. A48.6 DXNGs2Bear GASX 20.71 +.28 +304 21 ..
.. .. 82 .. D83.3 DXNGas2 .1 GASL 62.46 1.02 87 0.8 1
.. .. 6 .. A45.7 DirREBear
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.. .. 14 .. B43.9 DXRetl2Bear RETS 24.37 .25 86 0.6 ..

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4 2 30 .. .. 38.5 DXRussBr3x RUSS 36.19 +2.67 +450 2 99
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.. .. 8 .. B 136 DxScBear3x TZA 38.70 +.57 +51 23m ..
.. .. 86 .. E 96.3 DirxSCBull TNA 73.55 1.10 +57 14m ..
.. .. 18 .. B 221 DxSmiBear3x SOXS 74.05 +5.12 10 121 ..o
.. .. 28 .. D 75.4 DrxSOXBll SOXL 40.28 3.10 8 361 ..o
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4 2 45 .. .. NH DXTotMkBr1x TOTS 40.42 +.52 +100 2 99
91 82 91 C B25.8 Discove 1.0 r DFS 24.79 +.90 +126 14m 8o
78 94 39 B C+ 45.8 DiscCmA r DISCA 40.22 .42 +51 2.5m 21o
82 94 51 B C 40.5 DiscCmC r DISCK 35.92 .56 +13 665 19
24 21 15 .. C+ 5.4 DiscvyLabs DSCO 2.17 +.07 71 279 ..
88 92 91 .. B+ 30.5 DishNetwk DISH 28.00 .39 +25 3.1m 9o
28 63 12 E C 2.0 DitechNet
DITC 1.12 +.02 +171 33 ..
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9 DNI 4.22 ... 37 40 ..
78 82 78 D B+ 5.0 DixieGroup DXYN 4.41 +.05 31 8 ..
4 20 9 E C+ 6.0 DocSecSys DMC 3.20 +.05 55 32 ..
29 83 8 A E 70.1 DolbyLab
r DLB 41.90 .72 29 558 14o
39 4 67 E B 15.0 DoleFoodn DOLE 13.13 .13 +45 443 ..o
96 80 87 A B 23.57DollarFin DLLR 20.61 .79 +29 495 15
84 91 72 D B35.1 DollarGnn
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57 16 93 B C 84.3 DollarThty r DTG 73.07 .09 73 184 19o
96 96 90 A B66.0 DollarTree DLTR 65.26 .68 7 1.0m 18o
5 29 10 B E 18.0 DmRsBW 8.3 DOM 10.91 +.09 61 15 9
66 57 69 B B48.6 DomRs 4.2 D 47.25 +.11 +40 3.2m 14o
84 55 97 .. B+ 25.1 Dominos
DPZ 24.79 .05 +195 3.0m 17o
87 80 91 C B105 Domtar 1.5 r UFS 93.27 2.17 49 420 7o
83 82 69 A C 63.0 Donalds 1.0 DCI 58.09 .09 +86 491 21o
33 49 29 D C 16.1 DonglA 3.8 r DGICA 12.62 .22 +999 328 23k
44 49 25 D A 18.8 DonglB 2.6 DGICB 16.25 +.86 0 0.6 33k
45 41 62 C D21.3 DonllyRR 5.5 r RRD 18.92 .37 9 2.2m 10o
35 4 90 E D+3.4 DoralFnrs
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21 22 31 B E 30.1 DorchMn 6.5 DMLP 26.12 .26 74 14 24
91 94 86 A C 49.3 Dorman
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55 44 96 E C+ 3.9 DotHill
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53 10 95 B B12.0 DoubleEagle DBLE 8.33 +.11 19 96 8o
71 72 71 D B17.0 DougDyn 5.4 PLOW 14.79 .18 +358 1.0m 21
56 48 75 E C 21.1 DEmmett 2.7 DEI 19.47 .06 7 1.3m ..
91 87 77 A B 69.3 Dover
1.7 DOV 63.65 1.21 17 1.2m 16
15 15 33 D E 4.0 DoverDG 3.7 DDE 3.25 +.03 36 10 21
32 23 50 E D2.3 DoverMot
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72 82 73 C D 42.2 DowChm 2.8 DOW 35.23 .39 15 8.1m 14o
88 85 69 B B42.4 DrPepSnn 3.2 r DPS 39.89 .15 +53 3.0m 15o
33 26 31 B D41.8 DrReddys .7 RDY 33.16 ... +43 350 23
21 18 13 B D9.2 Dragonwve DRWI 6.07 +.28 +25 453 99
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70 67 37 A C 16.8 Emdeon
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26 35 23 .. .. 19.5 FreescaleSemi FSL 16.86 .18 +87 4.9m ..o
1 23 2 E D6.3 FreeSeas
FREE 1.78 .07 71 6 17
30 42 18 D C 33.9 FrghtCar
RAIL 24.53 .18 +70 143 ..o
76 66 91 D B11.8 FreqElec
FEIM 9.52 +.01 +4 37 52k
73 71 82 B E 79.1 FresenMd .9 FMS 71.68 .70 +81 174 21o
61 72 65 D C 28.6 FrshDelM .8 FDP 25.85 +.31 +113 460 12
82 82 90 C C 10.9 FriedmI 5.2 FRD 10.00 +.25 +24 17 11k
5 22 2 .. .. 10.0 Friendfinder FFN 3.80 +.10 +72 916 ..
53 53 48 D C 23.7 Frischs
2.8 FRS 21.25 .13 97 0.1 11
35 17 28 B D9.8 Frontie
9 FTR 7.87 .12 +69 19m 20o
96 82 96 C B+ 32.9 FrontOil
.4 FTO 28.68 2.71 +125 6.3m 13o
4 9 3 B D34.1 Frontlne 2.7 FRO 14.90 .57 +410 7.3m 11o
23 10 56 E C 5.0 FrozenFood FFEX 3.62 +.05 8 13 ..

17 44 11 D D42.7 FuelSys
FSYS 23.30 .11 +49 376 34o
38 82 10 D E 11.2 FuelTech
FTEK 6.16 +.06 +338 442 56o
17 42 20 E E 2.4 FuelClErgy FCEL 1.46 +.01 4 2.1m ..
11 2 26 .. C 9.0 FullCircl 11 FULL 7.97 +.07 +177 81 15
62 87 33 A D+5.0 FullHseR
FLL 3.32 ... 51 27 7
69 57 77 C B+ 23.9 FullerHB 1.3 r FUL 23.43 .21 +138 785 14o
56 60 59 C C 11.9 FultnFn 1.9 FULT 10.63 .03 34 676 16k
89 87 91 B C 21.47FundTech2.0 FNDT 19.58 .14 73 7 19
74 91 48 A B8.7 Funtalk
FTLK 6.70 +.02 51 75 7k
61 4 91 D B19.6 Furiex
FURX 17.51 .04 +222 260 ..
91 78 92 C B8.6 Furmanite FRM 7.93 +.08 +101 238 18
18 24 11 E C+ 6.4 FurnBrnd
FBN 4.01 .10 +159 1.1m ..
16 42 5 B D 11.3 FushiCopn FSIN 5.65 .04 53 188 4
71 64 94 .. .. 33.0 FusionIo
FIO 28.73 +2.17 73 628 ..o
77 79 83 .. D 14.0 Futuref 3.3 FF 11.97 .28 +999 1.8m 21
91 82 96 B C 6.6 7FuweiF
FFHL 2.75 .05 91 11 3
43 21 78 C E 27.3 GloblIndemty GBLI 21.46 +.10 +128 95 10

3 8 8 E E 10.2 GloblInds
GLBL 5.02 .20 37 1.0m ..
44 13 34 B B 30.0 GlobPtrs 8.1 GLP 24.63 .14 24 64 26
93 67 74 A B 53.7 GloblPay .2 GPN 49.19 .84 45 289 19o
39 24 88 C E 30.2 GlbPrEqGp GLPW 25.25 .23 +999 1.7m 14
34 11 92 D D 7.8 GlbShipL
GSL 5.52 .19 76 26 11
60 88 27 A D+12.8 GlblSrcs
GSOL 8.86 .51 +847 596 13
1 18 3 E E 12.4 GlobTAD
GAI 4.75 +.40 95 0.4 ..
72 38 95 D B13.9 GlbTraff
GNET 11.30 .33 +999 1.5m 40
.. .. 22 .. D 16.4 GlobXAlmn ALUM 14.04 +.18 18 4 99
.. .. 34 .. .. 15.5 GXAutoEtf VROM 15.11 +.19 33 1 99
.. .. 48 .. D21.6 GlobalX .1 BRAQ 18.56 .03 +50 18 99
.. .. 40 .. B19.2 GlblXBrz .5 BRAF 16.29 .09 +293 17 99
.. .. 48 .. D+19.6 GlXBraz 1.3 BRAZ 17.51 +.18 78 4 99
.. .. 37 .. .. 15.9 GXCanadPref CNPF 14.95 .04 49 10 99
.. .. 37 .. C 21.2 GblXChC 1.1 CHIQ 17.64 +.13 56 43 99
.. .. 52 .. D+17.9 GblXChi .8 CHIE 15.90 +.24 86 1 99
.. .. 28 .. D+16.0 GlbXChi 2.5 CHIX 12.93 +.29 61 3 99
.. .. 26 .. E 18.4 GblXChi 1.6 CHII 14.80 +.24 87 1 99
.. .. 26 .. E 16.2 GlblXCh 1.1 CHIM 12.45 +.26 58 3 99
.. .. 34 .. D20.0 GblXChi .1 CHIB 16.19 +.23 81 2 99
.. .. 69 .. E 21.0 GlbXCopM .5 COPX 17.42 .16 54 47 99o
4 2 26 .. .. 15.1 GXFrmgEtf BARN 14.09 +.12 85 4 99
.. .. 34 .. .. 15.9 GXFert/Potsh SOIL 14.91 +.02 23 70 99
.. .. 40 .. .. 15.5 GXFoodEtf EATX 15.12 +.07 45 4 99
.. .. 37 .. D15.7 GlbXFtsAndn AND 14.67 +.23 56 4 99
.. .. 55 .. D+16.9 GlbXFtsA40 ASEA 15.95 +.01 71 2 99
.. .. 61 .. C 24.0 GXFtseCol .6 GXG 20.97 .09 69 52 99
.. .. 48 .. E 23.1 GXFtseNor .8 GXF 19.13 .32 35 17 99
.. .. 14 .. E 19.4 GlbXGoldExp GLDX 14.79 .33 57 17 99
.. .. 34 .. E 23.8 GlobalXL 1.3 LIT 19.11 .01 56 34 99
.. .. 26 .. .. 15.1 GXMexSmCp MEXS 13.62 +.02 98 0.1 99
.. .. 30 .. E 17.9 GlbXNwy30 NORW 14.94 .44 81 28 99
.. .. 15 .. E 16.7 GXOilEquities XOIL 13.28 .02 80 0.9 99
.. .. 22 .. D16.9 GXPrGldMnr GGGG 13.90 .05 +72 16 99
.. .. 55 .. E 31.3 GlbXSil
1.1 SIL 22.69 .83 48 460 99o
4 2 34 .. .. 25.0 GXSuperdiv SDIV 24.23 .32 62 56 99
.. .. 6 .. E 22.4 GlbXUra 3.3 URA 11.62 .26 68 119 99o
.. .. 28 .. B15.4 GXWstMgt WSTE 14.15 +.32 80 1 99
7 11 14 C C 3.1 GlblScpen
GSB 2.18 +.02 43 14 54
26 51 13 E B2.0 Globalstr
GSAT 1.22 +.04 +999 3.7m ..
97 93 89 B C 24.87GlbSpMet .7 GSM 20.59 .31 +6 758 32o
95 86 96 C A16.07Globecom GCOM 14.81 .42 +286 437 27
9 4 16 D D13.6 GlobsMr 7.5 GLBS 8.58 +.14 +505 57 12
80 45 99 E A 5.8 GluMobilen GLUU 4.70 +.14 +139 6.1m ..o
25 30 13 A D 18.7 GolInAir .9 GOL 11.63 +.06 22 918 23o
81 37 99 D A 34.8 Golar
3.1 GLNG 32.20 .48 +24 795 99o
94 80 77 A A 28.0 GolarLngPtrsGMLP 27.93 +.03 69 60 9
50 95 16 B D 18.7 GoldFlds 1.4 GFI 13.92 .18 1 4.2m 14o
48 5 98 E A 3.1 GoldRsv
GRZ 2.52 +.02 +24 177 ..
45 40 83 E C 31.4 GoldResrc GORO 24.81 1.47 +694 3.3m ..o
68 92 45 A D 56.2 Goldcorp .9 GG 46.84 1.81 23 5.6m 28o
45 46 37 C C 3.9 GoldEntA 3.8 GLDC 3.16 .16 28 4 11k
35 4 89 .. B 28.9 GoldenMin AUMN 19.68 .54 +999 1.3m ..o
9 48 4 E E 6.0 GoldStr
GSS 2.25 .02 +59 5.0m ..o
39 20 89 D C+ 0.5 Goldfield
GV .42 +.01 72 11 ..
.. .. 51 .. E 58.6 GSCnct
GSC 48.81 .94 56 6 99k
5 15 14 C E 175 GldmSch 1.1 GS 130.9 1.45 11 5.7m 9
49 36 83 E D5.8 Golfsmith GOLF 3.97 +.55 +45 17 ..
23 13 32 B D18.0 GolubCap 8.5 GBDC 15.14 +.43 +263 278 13
93 89 81 B B+ 94.4 Goodrich 1.3 r GR 92.39 .71 +12 1.4m 18o
29 29 56 D D 23.8 GoodrPet
GDP 17.98 .07 +16 881 ..o
68 37 88 B C 18.8 Goodyear
GT 15.88 +.11 10 6.4m 19o
64 93 16 A E 642 Google
GOOG 474.9 5.34 +35 3.7m 15
75 54 90 B D+23.2 GrdmnsStrs GMAN 17.72 +.32 +112 247 14
91 93 90 B D+36.7 Gormanr 1.1 GRC 33.34 .23 +37 65 24k
55 30 44 A B28.5 GovPrIT 6.5 GOV 26.04 +.13 +118 441 30
92 90 92 .. B 47.0 Grace WR
GRA 42.50 .78 +840 6.6m 14
88 76 91 A D52.1 Graco
1.7 GGG 48.85 .52 59 161 24k
73 55 60 B C 23.9 GraftechIntl GTI 19.03 .17 +592 8.8m 15o
61 90 28 B D+26.3 Graham .4 GHM 18.20 .38 +80 113 28
73 37 98 .. B 26.4 GrahamP
GRM 25.35 +.05 +21 1.5m ..o
90 94 82 A B153 Graingr 1.8 r GWW 147.4 1.79 +19 574 19
55 69 94 E C+ 5.6 Gramercy
GKK 3.02 .04 +11 646 ..
21 26 18 C D 9.6 GranTragn
GTE 6.22 .12 64 399 41o
54 74 9 A B24.8 GrCanEd r LOPE 13.54 .24 +120 876 12
52 41 95 E E 6.1 GranCty
GCFB 3.23 .04 59 4 ..
16 30 23 E D 29.7 GraniteC 2.1 GVA 24.43 .11 +111 586 ..o
87 82 91 D B+ 5.9 GraphPkg
GPK 5.30 +.02 +140 4.8m 21
43 82 20 D D2.2 GravityCo GRVY 1.55 ... 83 3 12k
60 60 53 B D2.9 GrayTvA
GTNA 2.14 +.04 6 5 9
71 60 72 B D 3.1 GrayTV
GTN 2.44 +.05 +9 353 11
1 12 1 E E 6.4 GrayMrk GRMHD 1.30 .05 61 6 ..
17 26 11 D C+ 3.3 GrBasGold
GBG 1.97 .07 +43 3.1m ..
25 80 10 B D8.9 GrLkDrge 1.5 GLDD 5.22 .06 +44 728 10
55 90 19 A B156 GtNorIr
10 GNI 110.1 .86 +31 8 8k
61 50 55 A B 5.0 GrtPanthrSilvr GPL 3.37 .19 56 1.4m 42o
44 14 67 C C 21.2 GrtPlnEn 4.1 GXP 20.49 .06 15 938 13o
13 46 13 D D24.6 GrtSoBcp 4.0 GSBC 18.20 .40 +149 60 12k
52 12 92 E A3.4 GrWolfRes WOLF 2.93 ... 78 32 ..
88 76 68 C A29.1 Grtbatch
GB 26.38 .35 +23 210 16
.. .. 35 .. C 13.7 GreaterChin r GCH 12.13 +.20 +37 119 ..k
1 9 5 E B14.4 GreenBs
GRNB 2.65 +.02 +999 1.2m ..k
66 87 7 A C 65.1 GreenDotA GDOT 32.49 .35 +224 1.1m 23
99 99 99 A A 85.4 GreenMtCf GMCR 83.43 1.46 35 1.7m 80o
20 4 17 B D+13.6 GreenPla
GPRE 10.20 .10 +13 251 8
40 45 65 E E 30.4 Greenbri
GBX 19.80 .13 +33 626 ..
52 70 33 B E 20.0 GrnCnty 4.1 GCBC 17.20 .41 +210 3 13
.. .. 69 .. C+ 36.5 GrHCmdty
GCC 33.27 .25 69 69 ..
3 15 8 B D+84.5 Greenhi 3.5 GHL 51.45 .14 29 269 49
12 18 26 .. C 1.5 GreenHtrn GRH .79 +.01 +29 15 ..
35 7 29 B B30.0 Grnlghtn
GLRE 25.63 +.07 +149 232 16
84 88 57 A C 67.6 GreifA
2.6 GEF 64.00 .74 +32 193 13
79 88 42 A C+ 63.0 GreifB 4.3 GEFB 59.15 .69 38 6 8
19 16 46 E D 33.3 Griffin
1.4 GRIF 29.22 +2.02 +636 24 ..k
39 69 10 C D14.3 Griffon
GFF 9.77 .07 9 200 22o
34 45 21 .. .. 8.5 Grifols
GRFS 6.92 .11 76 779 19k
79 69 81 C B45.0 Grp1Auto 1.1 r GPI 39.29 .35 3 358 13o
2 11 1 E E 1.5 GrubbEll
GBE .37 .03 11 326 ..
40 30 65 E B9.5 Gruma
GMK 7.60 +.09 36 11 21
61 18 81 B C 18.3 GpArCN 3.4 OMAB 17.00 +.06 39 14 39
76 58 73 B C+ 43.6 GpAerPac 6.4 PAC 40.70 +.01 25 59 20
77 78 68 A D 63.4 GrupoAer 4.5 ASR 57.24 +.51 +6 93 17k
82 99 89 .. B 17.1 GrpFin
.2 GGAL 12.97 ... 40 129 10
62 46 77 C D 13.2 GrpRadio
RC 9.55 .15 78 0.4 30
27 46 27 B C 8.9 GrupoSimec SIM 7.36 .06 54 9 11
72 53 72 B C 26.7 GpTelevs .6 TV 23.81 .36 10 1.5m 22
84 75 70 B B+ 22.3 GuangRy 5.5 GSH 20.50 +.19 +9 44 12
51 97 2 A E 4.7 GuanweiR GPRC 1.34 +.03 45 18 2
30 19 76 E D+1.7 GuarantyBc GBNK 1.47 +.14 +30 33 ..
25 57 27 E C 7.1 GuarntyFd GFED 5.29 +.03 46 2 26k
82 70 60 A D+51.5 Guess 1.9 r GES 41.44 .57 31 1.3m 13o
4 2 34 .. .. 24.7 GugAbcHiDiv ABCS 23.83 .12 +22 6 99
.. .. 37 .. B 43.6 GuggAir .1 FAA 35.42 .72 32 9 ..k
.. .. 44 .. B25.8 GggBlt2 2.7 BSJC 25.39 .06 42 9 99
.. .. 44 .. B26.1 GggBlt2 3.5 BSJD 25.48 .05 +35 19 99
.. .. 44 .. E 25.9 GggBlt2 4.5 BSJE 25.48 .01 +6 12 99
.. .. 40 .. B25.9 GggBlt2 4.7 BSJF 25.41 +.03 +99 17 99
.. .. 36 .. D49.0 GuggBri 2.0 EEB 43.49 +.03 14 78 ..
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63 74 75 D C+ 34.9 G&KSvc 1.2 GKSR 31.07 .54 +140 146 20
31 22 73 D D+42.8 GATX
3.2 GMT 36.25 .52 +17 460 24k
10 20 20 D D6.3 GFIGrp 4.4 GFIG 4.53 .19 +244 964 16
78 90 69 B E 45.4 GIIIApparel GIII 33.98 .42 +29 209 11o
14 18 10 C D7.4 GMXResrcs GMXR 4.36 ... +10 1.8m 99o
96 96 80 B A21.97GNCHldngs GNC 19.39 .66 +820 2.7m 18o
91 90 90 C B14.2 GPStrateg
GPX 13.29 +.52 +765 338 19
20 48 8 E B 4.5 GSESys
r GVP 2.20 +.01 93 5 ..
88 82 98 E B+ 22.77GSFinl 1.9 GSLA 20.80 +.08 69 2 40k
61 19 87 D B14.0 GSIGroup
GSIG 11.32 .33 +999 2.7m ..
48 77 26 B D10.2 GSITechn
GSIT 6.90 +.24 +180 436 10
7 2 7 .. .. 14.6 GSVCapital GSVC 10.27 .69 45 17 99
36 26 62 E A7.7 GTSI
GTSI 5.52 +.10 28 27 55
96 99 98 A ANH 7GTSolar
SOLR 15.30 +.27 +217 14m 12o
67 23 98 C C 6.9 GTxInc
GTXI 4.77 +.14 +444 2.2m ..o
66 45 57 B C 8.1 GWilliF
WILC 6.94 .10 82 4 13
.. .. 46 .. D6.9 Gabelli 7.7 GCV 6.21 .05 21 13 ..k
.. .. 70 .. C 17.2 GabDvIn 6.0 GDV 16.12 .18 33 137 ..k
.. .. 65 .. D6.6 GabelliE
9 GAB 5.90 .06 +5 320 ..k
.. .. 31 .. E 19.5 GabGldNR 9 GGN 17.25 .10 41 246 ..k
.. .. 42 .. B9.0 GabelliG 10 r GGT 7.68 .01 42 58 ..k
.. .. 47 .. B21.3 GabGlUt 6.0 GLU 20.13 .06 +45 8 ..k
.. .. 20 .. D 24.6 GablNatR 9 GNT 17.81 +.06 45 43 99
.. .. 60 .. C 8.3 GabUtil 8.4 GUT 7.11 .07 +7 59 ..k
28 74 6 B D 18.2 Gafisan 2.9 GFA 9.19 .01 20 3.3m 9
13 9 7 E D 8.0 GaiamA 3.1 GAIA 4.81 .01 +999 1.6m 30
4 5 12 B D10.2 GainCapital GCAP 6.92 +.22 +477 556 7
40 53 35 C B31.9 Gallaghr 4.7 AJG 28.02 .14 36 405 19
63 63 53 A D+51.8 GAMCO .4 r GBL 44.80 1.32 +471 95 16
80 89 89 C C+ 28.7 GameStpA r GME 26.12 .14 23 3.2m 9o
14 53 4 E D+1.0 Gametech GMTC .22 +.02 96 1 ..k
87 84 76 B C 7.7 GamPtrs
GPIC 7.20 .05 44 5 9
18 32 24 B B18.9 Gannett 1.2 GCI 13.53 .11 4 3.3m 5
44 65 13 B E 23.7 Gap
2.5 r GPS 17.66 .32 1 9.4m 9o
95 92 89 B C 87.0 GardnrD
.3 GDI 79.05 1.29 16 354 20
46 54 54 B C 36.4 Garmin 6.0 GRMN 33.45 .56 32 1.0m 11o
89 93 82 A B+ 43.4 Gartner
r IT 38.00 .66 +188 1.4m 32o
44 44 52 B D12.9 GasNat 4.7 EGAS 11.60 +.11 48 10 15
2 12 4 E E 0.6 GascoEngy GSX .23 .01 15 774 ..
8 31 10 D D 5.4 GastarE
GST 3.39 .01 +7 516 ..
4 12 20 E D+38.2 GaylordEntrt GET 29.25 .91 40 360 ..
64 54 91 D D30.5 SourcFrg
GKNT 24.62 .01 +869 477 ..
85 85 88 B D87.0 GenProbe r GPRO 69.51 +1.62 +44 1.3m 31o
14 34 3 B D+18.1 GenShp
GNK 7.55 ... 16 944 2o
39 39 51 E D+8.1 Gencorn
GENC 7.68 +.03 84 2 17
51 48 85 .. D 7.1 GenCorp
GY 6.27 .13 +97 795 24k
43 27 82 .. B+ 21.1 Generac
GNRC 18.78 .28 +358 522 11
.. .. 55 .. C 29.2 GenlAmI .4 r GAM 26.86 .37 16 27 ..k
67 81 79 C E 49.3 GenlCable
BGC 39.09 .15 14 670 17o
63 26 82 D B14.0 GenCmm r GNCMA 11.88 .29 +372 729 69
63 80 52 B D 78.3 GenDyn 2.6 r GD 72.29 .61 +12 2.4m 10o
41 56 45 C E 21.7 GenElect 3.3 GE 17.97 .41 +57 80m 14
9 32 5 D E 0.7 GenlEmplymt JOB .24 ... 75 6 ..
65 24 97 E C+ 3.8 GenFin
GFN 2.82 .18 19 5 ..
50 12 82 E B+ 16.9 vjGnGrt 2.5 r GGP 16.11 .10 +148 13m ..o
2 2 2 E D6.8 GenMarit
GMR 1.40 .01 +35 3.0m ..o
60 71 41 B D+40.0 GenMills 3.0 r GIS 36.85 .34 +106 7.7m 15
11 4 47 .. D 7.3 GenMoly
GMO 4.33 +.02 14 1.0m ..o
47 82 20 B C 39.5 GenerlMtrs GM 29.92 .22 +250 50m 8o
12 82 3 D E 3.7 GenSteeln r GSI 1.48 .01 85 39 99o
97 76 96 C B+ NH Genesco
r GCO 51.01 +.39 +134 718 18o
90 89 79 B D+63.7 GenWyo
GWR 55.48 .79 20 179 26
67 34 81 D C+ 29.8 GenesEn 5.8 GEL 28.12 .20 45 59 52o
93 82 99 D B 9.8 GeneticTc GENE 5.64 +.24 90 47 47k
60 9 97 D D+7.0 GenMark GNMK 6.24 +.29 2 72 ..
95 63 96 C B+ NH Genomic
GHDX 28.37 +.73 +448 512 99
24 11 33 D C+ 4.4 GenonEnergy GEN 3.74 .01 58 3.6m 13o
87 89 64 B A 18.7 Genpactn
G 16.34 +.13 +399 3.8m 21
74 57 85 A D+35.4 Gentex 1.6 GNTX 29.48 +.04 38 526 28
96 82 91 A D 13.77Gentium GENT 9.40 +.21 55 20 18
44 68 9 B D 30.2 GntvaHlth GTIV 20.01 +.60 +235 713 7k
72 76 69 B D 56.0 GenuiPrt 3.4 GPC 52.20 .32 +10 1.0m 16
36 48 6 D B6.7 GenVec
GNVC 3.18 +.06 51 122 ..
3 14 9 E E 16.1 Genwth
GNW 9.95 .15 20 4.9m 45o
43 69 30 B D27.0 GeoGroup
GEO 22.70 .12 +102 840 14
33 25 25 B C 47.5 GeoEye
GEOY 35.80 .24 +102 304 18
1 2 5 E D 1.2 GeoGlobal
GGR .50 +.00 9 139 ..
42 5 82 D D10.8 Geokinetic GOK 7.96 .15 +999 1.3m ..o
7 9 12 B D2.1 GeoMet
GMET 1.00 ... 54 47 20
7 31 10 E D 1.0 GeoPetro
GPR .44 +.08 +182 238 ..
45 68 45 A E 32.9 Geores
GEOI 20.73 .37 +49 541 18
64 82 65 C D40.6 GaGulfrs
GGC 23.80 ... 9 855 11
56 24 95 D B11.1 GrbrScnc
GRB 11.10 +.08 63 222 ..
6 13 8 B E 15.6 GerdauA 1.5 GGB 9.68 .11 18 7.6m 11o
54 70 30 B B18.9 GrmnAm 3.4 GABC 16.64 +.17 +279 77 13
16 5 9 D E 6.4 Geron
GERN 3.92 .04 +88 2.7m ..o
47 33 45 B C 32.2 GettyRl 7.5 GTY 25.49 .02 +72 361 15o
22 11 17 D D26.4 Gevo
GEVO 14.80 +.65 +422 528 ..
85 92 54 A D9.5 GiantIn 4.7 GA 7.30 .11 58 268 12o
24 35 30 E C+ 14.7 GibrltrIn
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34 45 13 D D 3.0 Gigatrncs
GIGA 2.04 +.02 3 7 25
9 2 10 E C+ 2.5 Gigamedia r GIGM 1.29 +.02 63 172 ..o
44 48 20 D B6.2 GilatSatNet GILT 4.59 .03 21 47 99
88 85 70 A D38.1 GildanA .9 r GIL 32.91 .88 +7 481 17
73 64 53 B D+42.9 GileadSci r GILD 39.71 .42 28 6.2m 11
83 56 81 B E 22.9 GivenImg
GIVN 20.25 .40 +26 92 33
6 19 15 D D17.0 GlacrBnc 4.0 GBCI 12.97 .05 +159 986 21
12 35 11 C D+12.7 GldstnC 9 GLAD 9.30 .20 +61 224 10
38 48 27 D B19.5 Gladstn 8.8 GOOD 16.95 .40 +623 294 99
31 54 47 B E 8.6 GladstI 7.4 GAIN 7.25 +.10 +293 354 10
90 84 87 C B 15.4 Glatfelt 2.4 r GLT 15.04 .06 +25 434 14
64 42 69 B D44.1 GlaxoSK 5.1 GSK 41.34 +.23 30 1.7m 23
34 48 56 E B3.1 Gleacher
GLCH 2.12 +.02 +114 1.1m ..k
2 6 6 D E 12.5 GlgLife
GLGL 6.36 +.49 25 25 ..
58 43 85 E C 10.4 GlimchR 4.3 GRT 9.25 .19 +196 3.2m ..k
14 21 11 C C 8.2 GlobCash
GCA 3.03 .04 +402 2.0m 7
83 52 99 .. A 37.5 GlblCrsg
GLBC 35.70 .60 60 328 ..o
32 61 4 A E 12.8 GlblEd&Tec GEDU 4.70 +.03 96 1 14
64 34 97 E C+ 19.1 GlbGeoph
GGS 16.82 .25 +934 1.2m ..
.. .. 65 .. B 15.5 GlobalH 7.9 GHI 13.96 +.14 1 53 ..
.. .. 39 .. D16.2 GlbIncC 6.3 GCF 14.31 .01 70 9 ..k

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.. .. 44 .. D30.4
.. .. 40 .. C 22.0
.. .. 29 .. C 33.6
.. .. 31 .. E 32.9
.. .. 68 .. D+27.0
.. .. 54 .. D 9.9
.. .. 76 .. B17.9
.. .. 61 .. B 25.0
.. .. 75 .. B36.5
.. .. 37 .. D 25.6
.. .. 47 .. E 20.5
.. .. 71 .. E 32.5
.. .. 61 .. C 22.2
.. .. 64 .. B 28.5
.. .. 68 .. D23.7
.. .. 54 .. D16.6
.. .. 64 .. C 22.4
.. .. 61 .. D27.5
.. .. 12 .. D29.7
.. .. 16 .. D9.3
.. .. 64 .. C+ 25.1
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.. .. 37 .. E 23.6
64 44 75 C C+ 8.7
45 19 85 E D+35.9
47 98 2 A D+12.0
62 49 85 D C 47.3
89 95 94 A E 38.1
9 45 2 D E 6.5
75 50 97 D A 6.0 HeraldNB
HNB 4.15 +.24 +83 54 ..
99 96 97 A B 57.47Herblfe 1.0 HLF 54.93 .18 37 871 21o
63 45 93 E D+7.0 HercOffsh HERO 5.07 .22 31 3.2m ..o
56 72 39 B B11.6 HercTcG 8.5 HTGC 10.30 ... +114 502 11o
57 82 84 E E 5.5 HrtgCom
HTBK 4.84 .13 +999 1.8m ..k
55 79 18 B B16.5 Heritag .9 HFWA 12.89 +.08 +893 237 12
41 20 61 D E 13.5 HeritgF 1.0 HBOS 11.90 +.60 +999 203 ..
27 30 50 E C 4.0 HeriOksBnc HEOP 3.53 .12 +102 39 ..
71 31 97 C B+ 19.1 HeritCrysn HCCI 18.04 +.27 +999 437 81
45 45 27 D B 6.9 Hersha 4.4 HT 5.43 .04 +20 1.4m ..
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.. .. 84 .. D 117 IpthDjUBSCtt BAL 75.50 +.45 70 40 ..
.. .. 83 .. E 27.1 IPIvJan2021Vx IVO 25.03 .52 85 16 99
.. .. 87 .. D+35.9 IpathInvVixSt XXV 35.23 .16 4 105 99
.. .. 62 .. D135 IPLMsiEfEt MFLA 115.6 +1.13 86 0.2 99
.. .. 52 .. E 124 IPLMsiEM EMLB 107.5 +2.50 87 0.2 1
.. .. 5 .. B32.1 IPLe500VxFut VZZ 14.58 +.96 19 90 99
.. .. 69 .. C 88.9 IPLRs1000Tr ROLA 62.77 +1.12 70 0.3 99
.. .. 71 .. D 78.1 IPLR2000Tr RTLA 63.80 .94 72 3 ..
.. .. 67 .. E 73.7 IPLx500TrEtn SFLA 61.12 1.96 +90 23 ..
.. .. 21 .. .. 53.0 IPPrBtaBdCm BCM 45.49 1.18 97 0.1 99
.. .. 13 .. .. 55.0 IPPurBtaCoff CAFE 41.17 +.05 98 0.1 99
.. .. 24 .. .. 54.3 IPPurBtCttn CTNN 46.24 +.17 98 0.1 99
4 2 21 .. .. 51.6 IPPurBtGrn WEET 46.46 .85 78 0.9 99
4 2 37 .. .. 49.7 IPPurBtLvstk LSTK 48.53 +.54 +68 5 99
.. .. 28 .. .. 52.8 IPPrBtPrcMt BLNG 47.68 1.67 62 1 99
.. .. 73 .. .. 55.3 IPPurBtaSgr SGAR 54.03 +.22 85 0.7 99
.. .. 24 .. A 101 IPSMsiEfEtn MFSA 80.97 .71 91 0.2 99
.. .. 30 .. C+ 101 IPSMsiEMk EMSA 88.20 1.00 69 1 99
.. .. 26 .. B 51.5 IPSRs1000Tr ROSA 35.89 +.52 9 2 99
.. .. 22 .. B 51.9 IPSRs2000Tr RTSA 34.28 +1.61 17 18 99
.. .. 26 .. A 51.0 IPS500TE
SFSA 37.54 +1.87 +50 46 99
.. .. 14 .. E 56.6 IPthUsT10yB DTYS 43.06 .68 90 6 99
.. .. 83 .. B NH IPUST10YB DTYL 56.32 +.69 70 4 99
.. .. 16 .. E 51.5 IPUSTy2YrBr DTUS 43.12 .11 +674 75 99
.. .. 59 .. B 54.3 IPUSTyFltt FLAT 49.72 +.64 10 54 99
.. .. 24 .. C 57.9 IPthUsTBear DLBS 46.98 .11 +83 31 99
.. .. 71 .. C+ 55.4 IpathUsTBull DLBL 52.73 +.41 23 12 99
53 40 50 C D 4.8 Iridex
IRIX 3.94 +.05 +110 27 12
36 57 22 B D 11.1 IridiumCm IRDM 8.19 .07 +163 1.4m 7o
36 20 32 D B10.7 IRISIntl
r IRIS 9.52 +.09 +135 167 86
86 88 92 A C+ 39.07iRobot
IRBT 32.80 +.29 +28 376 36o
85 89 89 C B35.57IrnMou 3.0 r IRM 32.83 .33 48 1.3m 27o
84 36 91 .. A+16.5 IronwdP
IRWD 16.03 .23 +999 3.2m ..
.. .. 55 .. C 56.7 iSh10yC 5.2 CLY 54.41 .23 49 3 ..
.. .. 44 .. B+ 51.3 iSh2012 .6 MUAA 50.90 .05 50 1 ..k
.. .. 44 .. D+52.5 iSh2013 1.0 MUAB 51.13 .02 56 2 ..k
.. .. 48 .. B 52.0 iSh2014 1.3 MUAC 51.74 .04 +38 4 ..k
.. .. 48 .. C 53.0 iSh2015 1.7 MUAD 52.68 .05 +96 5 1
.. .. 52 .. A52.7 iSh2016 2.0 MUAE 52.34 .18 +383 11 1
.. .. 55 .. C+ 54.0 iSh2017 2.3 MUAF 53.46 +.10 +256 10 1
.. .. 48 .. B+ 103 ISBr05 3.2 STIP 102.5 +.09 73 8 99
.. .. 43 .. D+105 iShBa1 2.2 CSJ 105.2 ... 19 343 ..
.. .. 43 .. B+ NH iShrB13 .9 SHY 84.54 +.05 7 1.1m ..
.. .. 54 .. A123 iShB10 3.4 TLH 117.8 +.13 61 14 ..
.. .. 46 .. B+ 109 iShrLhm 4.2 TLT 96.98 .41 +2 7.9m ..o
.. .. 54 .. B 119 iShBa3 1.9 IEI 118.8 +.37 55 73 ..
.. .. 54 .. A100 iShLhm7 2.9 IEF 98.05 +.41 12 947 ..o
.. .. 48 .. B111 iShBarA 1.8 AGZ 111.0 +.04 11 16 ..k
.. .. 47 .. A109 iShrBaA 3.4 AGG 107.6 .10 +28 1.0m ..
.. .. 47 .. C+ 108 iShBaCr 4.3 CFT 106.5 +.12 64 20 ..
.. .. 47 .. B111 iShBaGov 3.1 GBF 110.0 +.30 55 3 ..
.. .. 47 .. C+ 111 iShBaIn 2.7 GVI 110.1 +.21 17 26 ..
.. .. 47 .. B108 iShBaIn 3.9 CIU 107.4 +.08 +47 246 ..
.. .. 43 .. B+ 110 iShBaFx 3.4 MBB 107.2 +.04 70 58 ..
.. .. 43 .. A 110 iShLShtT .1 SHV 110.2 .02 29 125 ..
.. .. 44 .. D+53.0 iShDvsAlt
ALT 51.02 .43 +56 27 ..k
.. .. 58 .. D+38.4 IshrsDjInt 4.6 IDV 33.80 .47 24 118 ..
.. .. 63 .. D 54.5 iShrDJD 3.4 DVY 51.65 .65 12 574 ..o
.. .. 68 .. C 100 iShrDJT 1.1 IYT 94.41 1.85 13 589 ..o
.. .. 68 .. B 65.9 iShDJAe
.9 ITA 62.96 .71 +86 23 ..
.. .. 66 .. D84.8 iShBasM 1.2 IYM 75.63 .91 +29 1.1m ..o
GuggBld 7.1 GBAB 19.60 +.00 57 34 99

GuggCan 2.6 ENY 19.44 .46 71 60 ..
GuggChin 1.0 YAO 27.01 +.39 +40 25 ..k
GuggChin .8 TAO 18.74 +.01 73 10 ..
GuggChina 1.6 HAO 27.07 +.29 14 177 ..o
GuggChi .5 CQQQ 26.55 +.05 77 7 ..
GuggDef 1.5 DEF 25.95 +.08 84 1 ..
GugEnhEq 10 GPM 9.23 .13 6 61 ..k
GuggEnhc 2.8 GGE 16.81 .06 67 9 ..
GuggFrn .5 FRN 22.92 +.05 +999 590 ..k
GuggInsd .6 NFO 34.53 .35 34 38 ..
GuggInt 1.9 XGC 22.25 +.03 59 2 ..
GuggIntl 4.2 HGI 18.61 .44 24 10 ..
GuggMidC .6 CZA 30.78 .24 20 7 ..
GuggMlti 4.7 CVY 20.91 .38 6 115 ..
GuggOcn 1.3 OTP 26.22 +.09 88 1 ..
GuggRJEqFd RYJ 21.59 .22 57 18 ..
GuggS&P 5.7 LVL 15.01 .46 34 20 ..
GggS&PG 2.0 CGW 20.70 .19 +91 106 ..
GuggSec .3 XRO 25.44 +.15 86 0.3 ..
GuggShip 2.9 SEA 22.11 .70 57 3 99
GuggSola .3 TAN 6.77 .13 33 389 ..o
GuggSpnof .4 CSD 23.47 +.12 82 0.8 ..
GuggStra 8.8 GOF 20.84 +.14 72 19 ..
GuggTim 2.9 CUT 20.05 .17 66 53 ..
GuidSoft
GUID 7.50 .07 +999 484 57
GulfIsl
.8 GIFI 28.44 .33 +58 134 64
GulfResn r GFRE 3.13 .18 77 415 1o
GlfMrk
GLF 40.92 +.27 +58 281 23
Gulfport
GPOR.26.47 +1.40 +158 2.2m 20o
Gushann
r GU 1.96 .08 77 16 ..
H
36 44 71 E D 20.4 HEEqSvcs HEES 12.76 .35 +56 239 ..
.. .. 81 .. B16.1 HQHlthc 8.5 HQH 15.13 +.08 +100 159 ..k
.. .. 79 .. D 13.2 HQLif
8.7 HQL 12.02 .06 41 66 ..k
46 47 45 B C+ 35.4 HCAHldgs
HCA 32.25 .96 +364 11m 13o
50 44 70 C D33.1 HCCIns 1.9 r HCC 30.89 .13 23 486 11
54 51 49 B D+40.8 HCP
5.3 HCP 36.55 +.02 11 2.4m 42o
74 95 42 A B191 HDFCBnk 1.1 HDB 163.8 +4.80 +47 298 29
92 73 93 A D17.0 HFF
HF 13.95 .22 +534 1.2m 29
34 16 38 C B11.2 HFFinl 4.2 HFFC 10.61 .27 63 2 19
4 20 5 E D+5.3 HKNrs
HKN 2.21 +.11 +14 31 ..
9 22 8 E D 5.2 HMNFinl HMNF 2.45 .20 +17 2 ..k
93 94 72 A D84.8 HMSHld
HMSY 73.42 .75 22 134 49
29 53 10 D D 36.5 HNICorp 3.8 HNI 24.12 .29 +10 280 26k
24 77 27 D E 59.1 HSBCHold 3.8 HBC 48.24 .19 +50 3.7m 13
61 48 58 B B36.4 HSNInc
HSNI 30.64 .31 22 283 15o
54 15 98 D B8.0 HSWInt
HSWI 5.73 .09 13 6 ..
92 87 95 B B5.2 7HackettGp r HCKT 5.09 +.11 +416 606 16
83 86 59 B C 70.4 Haemonetic r HAE 63.10 +.68 23 118 19
86 84 83 C C 37.2 HainCelstl HAIN 32.01 .31 +196 1.1m 25o
35 74 16 A D13.9 HalladorE HNRG 9.78 +.22 +316 66 11
92 87 88 A C 51.5 Hallibtn .8 HAL.45.87 1.20 14 10m 19
5 9 9 D E 11.2 HallmkF
r HALL 6.92 .04 +165 170 ..
33 17 20 E C+ 8.3 Halozyme HALO 6.55 .12 +39 517 ..o
79 82 86 E B 13.8 HmpdB .9 r HBNK 13.40 +.11 83 0.6 46
3 55 5 E E 35.3 HpRdBk
HMPR 13.44 1.56 +999 1.8m ..
29 56 27 D B37.3 HncHld 3.1 HBHC 30.83 .01 25 402 19k
72 39 98 .. A+NH Hndy&Harmn HNH 14.91 1.19 +999 573 33
72 49 73 B B 33.1 Hanesbrd
HBI 27.84 .83 31 675 12
93 95 85 B B 28.5 HangrOrth HGR 24.65 .22 +423 851 16
17 82 7 E E 1.7 HanmiFn
HAFC .89 +.01 +528 5.9m ..
18 37 10 D D49.0 HanvrIns 3.0 THG 36.43 +.02 47 221 14
86 40 98 E A 3.8 HansenM HNSN 3.11 +.19 +48 1.5m ..o
99 88 96 A ANH HansenNat HANS 78.05 +3.04 +192 2.2m 30o
13 13 7 B B 13.5 HanwhaSolrnHSOL 5.90 .31 +33 1.6m 3o
37 55 14 B B+ 25.1 HarbinElec HRBN 14.95 +.27 +17 2.3m 6o
30 13 67 .. C 6.7 Harbinger
HRG 6.11 +.11 +573 425 ..
46 82 38 D D14.0 Hardinge .2 HDNG 10.19 .16 +230 144 92
77 52 81 C B43.2 HarlyDav 1.3 HOG 38.07 .11 24 1.9m 28
22 48 20 D D37.8 Harlysvl 4.8 r HGIC 29.89 +.04 +126 90 12
54 51 53 C B15.9 Hrlysvl 5.0 HARL 15.25 .05 22 1 11k
52 82 65 D D52.5 Harman .2 HAR 43.59 .45 20 488 21o
61 89 25 B D10.1 Harmonic
HLIT 7.06 .21 25 847 18o
40 69 42 C E 15.7 HrmnyGld .6 HMY 12.34 .14 34 1.9m 39o
42 35 65 D B6.3 HarrisHrs
TINY 5.07 .06 +17 212 ..
50 71 26 B E 53.4 Harris
2.3 HRS 44.03 .89 +84 2.0m 9o
2 10 7 E E 1.4 HarrisInt
HPOL .72 .05 +47 108 ..
74 71 84 B C+ 18.2 HWinstng HWD 15.55 .31 59 102 33o
40 40 64 D D36.8 Harsco 2.7 HSC 30.88 .58 26 341 32o
3 23 6 C E 13.7 HartHnk 4.0 r HHS 7.91 .36 +169 1.2m 9o
13 13 33 D D 31.1 HartfdFn 1.6 HIG 24.72 +.37 +90 7.9m 6o
81 52 88 B B 6.3 HarvrdBio HBIO 5.17 .32 +999 2.6m 15
22 25 32 B D17.5 HarvstNRes HNR 10.65 .30 12 562 20o
21 48 26 C E 50.2 Hasbro 2.8 r HAS 43.35 .30 44 687 17
3 24 7 E E 7.9 HastngEnt r HAST 4.15 +.01 43 10 34
22 9 28 B D32.0 Hattera 14 HTS 27.52 .13 +82 1.8m 6o
3 2 10 E C 4.1 Hauppauge HAUP 1.78 .01 94 6 ..
3 10 16 E E 13.9 HavertyClA HVTA 11.10 +.12 14 0.6 79
10 10 15 E C 14.1 HavertyFurn HVT 11.02 .08 +297 167 73
47 34 41 C C+ 26.4 HawaiiEl 5.3 HE 23.55 +.10 0 396 19
49 74 25 B C+ 8.7 HawHldgs r HA 5.74 .11 +28 718 6
65 83 32 B C+ 50.2 Hawkns 1.7 HWKN 34.74 .69 +7 78 15
16 48 14 E B12.9 HwtrnB 2.6 HWBK 7.70 +.07 88 0.3 ..
93 82 93 C B 61.1 HaynsIn 1.4 HAYN 57.04 .68 +115 319 33
1 2 6 E E 6.4 Headwatrs
HW 2.86 ... 11 487 ..
59 20 69 B C+ 55.2 HealthC 5.5 HCN 52.27 +.13 3 1.7m 99o
67 50 78 B C+ 11.7 HlthMgtA HMA 10.34 .25 +71 5.6m 15o
80 77 72 D B34.0 HealthNet r HNT 31.76 .05 +106 1.5m 12o
43 51 21 D B 25.0 HealthR 5.9 HR 20.47 .03 +15 749 99
70 80 45 B D18.4 HlthcrSv 4.0 HCSG 15.91 +.08 +5 281 30k
76 86 79 .. C 28.5 HlthSouth
HLS 24.74 .40 +104 1.8m 13o
99 95 98 A B+ 47.87HlthSprg
HS.45.04 .88 +62 1.4m 12o
96 85 98 C B13.67HlthStrm HSTM 11.45 +.07 +999 1.6m 52
58 35 67 D B+ 17.3 Healthwys HWAY 14.45 .50 +24 281 15k
56 74 41 B D18.1 HrtlndEx .5 HTLD 16.02 .11 43 337 22k
11 36 16 C D18.5 HeartFin 2.8 HTLF 14.28 +.05 +281 71 12
94 87 89 C B+ 22.17HrtldPay .8 HPY 20.43 +.42 +9 389 24
30 2 28 D B99 HeartWre HTWR 77.03 +2.15 +148 431 ..
70 23 83 D B 6.7 Heckmnn
HEK 6.10 .05 +47 2.1m ..o
35 50 26 A E 11.6 Hecla Ming
HL 7.29 .20 +8 11m 20o
8 12 15 E C+ 3.6 Heelys
HLYS 2.15 .01 49 27 ..
92 93 92 B C+ 55.9 Heico
.2 HEI 53.24 1.46 +461 632 35
92 93 92 B B41.3 HeicoA
.3 HEIA 38.37 .75 38 20 25
6 4 18 D C+ 30.1 HeidrkS 2.4 HSII 21.63 +.03 17 126 58o
76 67 74 B C 55.0 HeinzHJ 3.6 HNZ 53.01 +.45 +66 3.6m 17o
98 85 85 A B+ 33.6 HelenTroy HELE 32.38 .80 8 161 10k
.. .. 75 .. B NH HeliosA 8.8 HAV 8.22 +.08 43 12 ..k
.. .. 76 .. A8.2 HeliosH 8.8 HIH 8.18 +.00 35 16 ..k
.. .. 70 .. C 10.2 HeliosH
9 HHY 9.81 .08 24 24 ..k
.. .. 68 .. A5.5 HeliosM 8.8 HMH 5.45 ... +29 46 ..k
.. .. 63 .. B+ NH HeliosS 7.4 HSA 5.66 +.04 +21 36 ..k
.. .. 50 .. D 6.7 HeliosS
9 HSM 6.45 .03 +70 44 ..
.. .. 59 .. A6.3 HeliosT
9 HTR 6.15 +.07 21 60 ..
57 39 68 E B3.6 HelixBiophm HBP 3.05 +.05 91 0.1 ..
84 68 86 C B 19.2 HelixEn
HLX 15.97 .43 13 1.7m 21o
93 84 87 A C 70.5 HelmPay .5 HP 60.68 .58 +84 2.7m 18o
28 27 11 D D+0.6 Hemisphrx HEB .39 .01 73 83 ..
80 77 76 B C 74.5 HenrySchn r HSIC 69.52 1.05 +56 763 18o
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66 67 68 C C 28.1
59 4 57 B B+ 14.5
79 82 97 .. C+ NH
94 94 74 B B45.5
53 44 95 D C 5.6
62 9 95 C C 30.5
74 98 72 A E 9.9
6 6 1 E E 6.3
34 46 13 D D1.9
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.. .. 66 .. D8.6
14 2 24 .. .. 20.4
.. .. 29 .. D 14.2
.. .. 39 .. E 11.8
59 80 60 C C 13.4
.. .. 64 .. D+22.5
.. .. 47 .. E 12.3
.. .. 60 .. E 6.3
.. .. 24 .. D+16.6
58 44 84 D D 13.9
IACInter
IACI 36.49
ICFIntl
ICFI 24.99
ICGGroup
ICGE 12.11
ICOGlA
ICOG 3.23
ICUMed
r ICUI 42.06
IDSystems r IDSY 4.55
IDTCorp 3.3 IDT 26.62
IECElec
IEC 7.02
IFMInv
r CTC 1.39
IGILabs
IG 1.20
IHSIncA
IHS 81.78
INGAsPD
9 IAE 18.26
INGGRE 6.6 IGR 8.13
INGEmMkHiDv IHD 18.50
INGGlAd 10 IGA 13.07
INGGlDiv 10 IGD 10.93
ING
ING 11.12
INGInf
8.7 IDE 20.70
INGIntH
9 IID 11.51
INGPrRt 4.9 PPR 6.11
INGNatRs 9 IRR 14.81
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.. E 46.1
.. E 61.6
.. E 62.1
.. B 75.9
.. D+67.6
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.. D73.4
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.. E 35.7
.. C+ 33.4
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.. C 44.8
.. .. 51.7
.. B15.4
.. D53.7
.. C+ 113
.. B92.9
.. C 114
.. C 50.3
.. E 59.6
.. C 51.0
.. D48.0
.. B 51.4
.. C 65.8
.. D28.4
.. C 24.5
.. D 15.7
.. E 81.8
.. D52.3
.. D+31.8
.. C 34.6
.. C 80.4
.. C 54.3
.. E 58.8
.. E 64.4
.. C 46.1
.. D 31.4
.. E 37.7
.. E 30.2
.. E 50.4
.. B42.2
.. D+25.1
.. D63.9
.. C 29.2
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.. D+66.7
.. C 20.2
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.. C 23.8
.. D 61.8
.. B 20.2
.. D11.6
.. C 49.8
.. D44.8
.. D 15.2
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.. C+ 24.0
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.. B 27.5
.. C 39.8
.. D+34.1
.. D 14.6
.. B77.6
.. D 70.0
.. B 46.0
.. C 36.1
.. C+ 28.6
.. E 16.1
.. D+72.3
.. C 79.0
.. D29.6
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.. E 56.6
.. D+76.6
.. B70.2
.. D66.0
.. C+ 95.1
.. D 108
.. B83.3
.. E 100
.. D+96.0
.. D+89.8
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.. C 64.2
.. D 62.8
.. D 76.5
.. B70.9
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iShCnsm 2.1 IYK 67.07 .74 93 6 ..
iShCnsm 1.0 IYC 70.13 .99 77 7 ..
iShEngy 1.3 IYE 40.56 .91 35 168 ..
iShrsFn
1.1 IYF 54.13 .53 44 216 ..o
iShDJFn
.5 IYG 52.13 .65 45 46 ..
iShrsHl 1.5 IYH 71.99 1.11 49 36 ..
iShrsHl
.2 IHF 63.21 1.00 77 38 ..o
iShrsHo
.6 ITB 12.69 .13 8 602 ..o
iShUSIn 1.6 IYY 64.23 .96 75 12 ..
iShrInds 1.5 IYJ 67.18 .99 52 36 ..
iShrsIns 1.9 IAK 30.23 .24 90 4 ..
iShrsMed .1 IHI 65.03 .75 81 22 ..
iShrsOEq .4 IEZ 59.09 1.29 70 122 ..o
iShrsOEx .4 IEO 65.35 1.04 59 149 ..o
iShrsPhm 1.3 IHE 71.25 .97 60 15 ..
iShrsRl
3.4 IYR 58.76 .60 19 6.8m ..o
iShrsRB 1.3 IAT 22.19 .30 50 22 ..
iShrsTec .5 IYW 62.20 1.27 +17 171 ..
iShrsTel 2.9 IYZ 24.23 .33 31 361 ..
iShrsUt 3.6 IDU 80.88 .67 50 14 ..
ISFltngRtNt FLOT 50.12 +.02 +4 8 99
ISFtseCh 2.0 FXI 41.64 +.37 +28 19m ..o
iShChnHK 2.2 FCHI 49.18 +.64 45 2 ..k
iShDevS 2.9 IFSM 37.49 +.12 65 3 ..
iShAsia 6.0 IFAS 29.07 +.21 92 0.3 ..
iShEuro 6.1 IFEU 32.38 .51 91 0.7 ..
iShGlbR 6.6 IFGL 30.23 .07 43 19 ..
iShNoAm 3.0 IFNA 42.65 ... 83 0.3 ..
iShIndOf 3.2 FNIO 28.10 +.12 93 0.3 ..
iShMtg
9 REM 14.50 .05 8 85 ..
iShRE50 3.4 FTY 35.78 .09 51 7 ..
iShResid 3.1 REZ 42.25 +.10 59 16 ..
ISGlbInfLkd GTIP 50.11 .15 95 0.3 99
IsharesGoldTr IAU 14.66 .21 18 4.7m ..
ISHiDi
.5 HDV 51.13 .46 24 32 99
ISharesIb 4.6 LQD 111.4 +.06 10 717 ..o
iShHYCB 7.9 HYG 89.47 .43 6 1.3m ..o
iSEMBd 5.0 EMB 108.6 .19 48 135 ..
iShrsKL 1.3 DSI 47.10 .05 +196 15 ..
iShrsKL 1.5 KLD 55.51 .30 +20 8 ..
iShACWI 2.2 ACWI 46.12 .38 20 316 ..
iSACWX 2.6 ACWX 42.84 .35 51 56 ..
iShPeru 2.7 EPU 37.74 .07 75 196 ..
iShAsia 2.1 AAXJ 59.57 .20 +48 632 ..k
iShrsAu 4.3 EWA 24.64 .26 48 2.6m ..o
iShrAus 2.2 EWO 21.28 .40 13 117 ..
iShrBel 2.5 EWK 13.46 .21 84 44 ..
iShrBra 5.2 EWZ 69.57 .25 28 10m ..o
iShBRIC 2.2 BKF 45.72 +.01 6 149 ..k
iSHMsci 1.7 EWZS 28.74 +.18 83 3 99
iShrCan 1.7 EWC 30.00 .43 52 1.6m ..o
iShChile 1.4 ECH 71.55 .23 39 126 ..o
ISMsciC 3.9 MCHI 48.38 +1.08 88 0.9 99
iSHMsci 1.3 ECNS 47.04 +.69 43 3 99
iShrsEA 2.9 EFA 57.10 .55 3 19m ..o
iSEafeSC 3.6 SCZ 41.34 .53 36 184 ..o
iShEMkF 1.5 EMFN 27.36 .04 71 0.4 ..k
iShEmEEu 1.6 ESR 32.22 .11 93 6 ..k
iShEMMt 1.2 EMMT 25.58 .14 80 1 ..k
iShEMkt 1.8 EEM 45.50 .08 21 44m ..o
iShEMU 3.1 EZU 36.20 .78 78 137 ..
iShEurFn 3.4 EUFN 20.75 .62 21 4 ..k
ISMsciX .9 AXIT 55.13 .90 94 0.2 99
iShrFra 2.6 EWQ 25.64 .41 67 145 ..
iShrGer 2.6 EWG 25.36 .47 19 3.0m ..o
iShrGro 2.0 EFG 60.04 .32 29 56 ..
iShrHon 2.2 EWH 17.94 +.05 38 3.0m ..o
iShIndo .8 EIDO 31.03 .21 9 157 ..k
iShIrel 3.3 EIRL 21.30 .67 74 1 ..k
iShIsrael 3.2 EIS 52.99 .26 54 19 ..k
iShrsIt
3.0 EWI 16.34 .55 +10 493 ..
iShrsJa 1.6 EWJ 10.12 +.06 54 12m ..o
iShJpSC 1.9 SCJ 45.68 +.20 91 1 ..
iSKokus 2.3 TOK 40.39 .07 +265 12 ..k
iShrMal 2.6 EWM 14.75 .14 +5 2.0m ..
iShrsMe 1.2 EWW 59.31 .25 25 1.8m ..o
iShrNth 2.3 EWN 20.36 .27 28 92 ..
IshrsMs 3.3 ENZL 31.72 .50 60 18 99
iSPacxJ 3.8 EPP 45.21 .32 46 526 ..o
iSHMsPh .7 EPHE 23.82 .02 47 41 99
iShPolnd 1.2 EPOL 35.59 .16 51 79 ..
ISMsci 1.2 ERUS 27.36 .17 72 22 99
iShrSng 3.7 EWS 13.23 .08 31 1.9m ..
iSSoAfr 3.6 EZA 66.97 1.03 40 172 ..
iShrsSK .8 EWY 62.51 +.22 26 2.7m ..o
iShrsSp 4.9 EWP 38.93 1.19 65 178 ..o
iShrSwe 3.6 EWD 28.96 .61 24 232 ..
iShrsSw 2.1 EWL 25.83 .10 +160 932 ..
iShrsTa 2.0 EWT 14.60 .24 +26 14m ..o
iShThai 2.5 THD 61.21 .63 65 94 ..
iShTurky 2.3 TUR 57.90 .38 74 75 ..
iShsUSA 1.9 EUSA 27.13 .30 +37 3 ..
iShrsUK 2.8 EWU 16.97 .13 54 977 ..o
iShrMSC 3.9 EFV 49.47 .67 20 75 ..
iShMstLC 1.9 JKD 71.35 .29 65 6 ..
iShMstLG .8 JKE 64.64 .99 70 5 ..
iShMrnLV 2.6 JKF 60.71 .42 46 6 ..
iShMstMC 1.4 JKG 88.26 .70 +30 8 ..
iShMstMG .4 JKH 102.6 1.10 35 5 ..
iShMstMV 2.7 JKI 77.28 .31 +88 8 ..
iShMstSC 1.1 JKJ 92.10 .76 11 11 ..
iShMstSG .3 JKK 88.36 .86 5 10 ..
iShMstSV 2.0 JKL 83.07 .54 72 2 ..
iShaNdq
.5 IBB 103.3 .77 43 282 ..
iShNY100 2.2 NY 60.41 .09 78 0.5 ..
iShNYCmp 2.3 NYC 72.90 .66 63 1 ..
iShPhlx 1.0 SOXX 53.17 1.25 40 116 ..o
iShaR10 1.3 IWF 58.31 .79 +102 4.1m ..
iShRs10 1.7 IWB 71.05 .82 +41 1.1m ..k
iShaR10 2.0 IWD 65.84 .66 +138 3.4m ..
iSRTop2 1.3 IWY 30.17 .29 69 24 ..k
iShRTop 2.0 IWL 29.03 .05 93 6 ..k
iSRTop2 1.9 IWX 28.22 .08 59 24 ..k
iShR200 .6 IWO 91.13 .47 +47 2.8m ..
iShRs20 1.1 IWM 79.94 .41 +20 74m ..
iShR200 1.7 IWN 71.12 .35 7 1.9m ..
iShR300 1.2 IWZ 47.78 .66 50 13 ..k
iShRs30 1.6 IWV 76.24 .81 +106 435 ..
iShaR30 2.0 IWW 86.50 .80 70 5 ..k
iSRMCG
.8 IWP 59.37 .69 +31 537 ..k
iSharRs 1.5 IWR 105.5 1.04 48 214 ..
iSRMCV 2.0 IWS 46.25 .40 40 456 ..k
iShRsMic .8 IWC 49.88 .02 +28 141 ..k
iShSP100 2.0 OEF 56.44 .70 44 351 ..k
iSSP1500 1.7 ISI 57.93 .63 60 5 ..k
iShSPGth 1.5 IVW 66.57 .82 31 378 ..k
iShSP500 1.9 IVV 127.3 1.46 +65 4.9m ..
52-wk
Vol% Vol

.. .. 53 .. D65.3
.. .. 61 .. E 37.3
.. .. 55 .. D+49.9
.. .. 47 .. B110
.. .. 51 .. C+ 30.0
.. .. 55 .. C+ 37.4
.. .. 53 .. D 45.6
.. .. 50 .. C 69.3
.. .. 22 .. D 19.0
.. .. 66 .. D 58.1
.. .. 66 .. D69.0
.. .. 60 .. D45.6
.. .. 29 .. C 50.7
.. .. 70 .. D60.0
.. .. 61 .. C+ 60.3
.. .. 39 .. D66.3
.. .. 54 .. C+ 39.1
.. .. 54 .. E 78.5
.. .. 28 .. D 49.0
.. .. 50 .. C 64.1
.. .. 28 .. C 53.0
.. .. 39 .. D48.4
.. .. 55 .. B33.5
.. .. 43 .. D 39.4
.. .. 30 .. B 33.1
.. .. 36 .. E 55.4
.. .. 68 .. E 101
.. .. 74 .. C+ 114
.. .. 63 .. E 88.3
.. .. 51 .. B32.7
.. .. 57 .. E 47.8
.. .. 36 .. D+38.6
.. .. 70 .. C 65.5
.. .. 46 .. D+66.1
.. .. 51 .. B+ 107
.. .. 43 .. C+ 108
.. .. 68 .. D 75.8
.. .. 76 .. C 82.6
.. .. 57 .. E 77.6
.. .. 44 .. A106
.. .. 55 .. C 35.5
.. .. 58 .. C+ 36.2
.. .. 58 .. B 36.4
.. .. 55 .. B37.1
.. .. 51 .. A30.7
.. .. 43 .. B 40.4
.. .. 51 .. C+ 36.2
.. .. 55 .. B115
.. .. 55 .. D109
.. .. 36 .. D+50.8
.. .. 90 .. E 48.4
.. .. 54 .. C 112
.. .. 72 .. D75.7
24 8 30 E D+10.6
23 46 21 E C 12.6
43 80 9 A E 22.6
29 40 10 E C 1.7
18 24 37 D E 91.4
54 26 97 .. D11.4
40 45 88 E D 10.5
75 91 39 A B 26.3
6 40 15 D E 1.9
45 63 12 B D67.6
40 77 19 A E 18.6
6 10 9 E D3.7
18 24 46 D E 30.0
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iShAggr 1.7 AOA 34.90 .13 90 2 ..k
iSAsia50 1.9 AIA 45.34 +.19 69 10 ..k
iShCalM 3.8 CMF 105.7 +.39 80 2 ..
iShCons 2.1 AOK 29.19 .05 +41 27 ..k
iShSPEM 2.6 EMIF 33.99 .06 40 11 ..k
iSEu350 2.9 IEV 39.60 .63 51 178 ..
iShS&PG 2.6 IOO 62.04 .72 56 59 ..k
iShGCln 2.0 ICLN 15.36 .31 47 13 ..k
iShSPCD 1.4 RXI 54.06 .17 +72 34 ..k
iShSPCS 2.3 KXI 64.91 .31 81 7 ..k
iSSPGlE 2.0 IXC 39.22 .70 +200 675 ..
iShGlbF 2.6 IXG 43.56 .62 44 21 ..k
iShGlbH 2.1 IXJ 56.27 .62 1 77 ..k
iShSPInd 1.9 EXI 54.12 .35 +80 42 ..k
iShrGlb
.8 IXN 58.36 .77 66 14 ..k
iSGlIn
3.8 IGF 35.63 .30 50 29 ..k
iShSPMat 2.1 MXI 69.24 .50 +140 206 ..k
iShGNucE 3.8 NUCL 38.03 +.20 88 0.3 ..k
iShSPGT 4.6 IXP 58.45 .56 50 21 ..k
iSGTmb 3.5 WOOD 41.59 .39 56 28 ..k
iShSPUt 4.1 JXI 44.25 .15 9 27 ..k
iShGroA 1.9 AOR 32.10 .14 14 22 ..k
iShGSCom
GSG 33.07 .35 28 349 ..
iShNift .4 INDY 27.70 +.43 +24 117 ..k
iShSPLA 2.3 ILF 49.05 .22 +29 2.0m ..
iShaSPM 1.1 IJH 94.47 .71 +1 883 ..
iShMCGth .6 IJK 107.1 .84 39 206 ..
iShaMCV 1.6 IJJ 81.31 .60 7 208 ..k
iShModA 1.8 AOM 30.39 .11 57 9 ..k
ISS&PN 1.4 IGE 41.19 .75 +23 414 ..o
ISS&PN
.1 IGN 30.87 .61 +83 109 ..
ISS&PSoftwr IGV 60.51 .89 68 39 ..
ISS&P
.5 IGM 59.06 1.08 54 15 ..
iShNMuB 3.6 MUB 103.9 +.19 31 84 ..k
iShNYMu 3.6 NYF 104.7 +.04 77 2 ..k
iShSPSml 1.1 IJR 70.56 .43 4 1.4m ..
iSSCGth
.8 IJT 77.41 .46 6 212 ..k
iShSCVal 1.2 IJS 71.47 .45 45 58 ..
iShSTNa 1.3 SUB 106.1 .07 54 12 ..k
iShTgt2 4.7 TZG 33.34 +.02 82 1 ..k
iShTgt2 4.2 TZL 34.08 .01 97 0.1 ..k
iShTgt2 4.3 TZO 34.17 .13 71 0.4 ..k
iShTgt2 4.4 TZV 34.35 .07 97 0.1 ..k
iShTgtR 2.5 TGR 30.26 +.05 +85 7 ..k
iShUSPf 7.2 PFF 39.22 .05 31 941 ..
iShWPro 5.7 WPS 33.30 .27 72 7 ..k
ISC13I 1.3 ISHG 107.2 .04 50 12 ..
iShCiti 2.4 IGOV 105.1 .04 62 6 ..
iShTopix 1.9 ITF 43.58 +.20 49 5 ..k
iShSilver
SLV 33.36 1.01 57 36m ..
iShBaTI 3.6 TIP 111.5 +.43 27 549 ..o
iSharCn
2.8 ICF 70.73 +.08 6 530 ..
IsisPhrm
ISIS 8.93 +.02 +73 1.1m ..o
IsleCapri
ISLE 8.64 +.10 +203 270 99
Isoftstone
ISS 13.39 +.73 21 264 31o
IsoRayn
ISR .94 .01 81 12 ..
Isramco
ISRL 62.66 +3.67 +775 18 ..
IstaPh
ISTA 7.07 .08 +300 2.7m 99o
iStarFinl
SFI 7.42 .17 +9 1.1m ..o
ItauUni
.4 ITUB 22.00 .11 23 8.3m 12o
Iteris
ITI 1.30 +.02 67 17 16k
Itron Inc
ITRI 46.85 .71 +135 881 11o
IturnLoc 7.2 ITRN 13.82 +.02 +180 62 12
IvanhoEn
IVAN 1.89 .02 64 351 ..
IvanhoMn
IVN 22.81 +.08 34 1.1m ..o
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66 58 62 C C+ 53.4 J&JSnack 1.0 JJSF 48.52 .36 +20 48 18k
90 94 50 A D+31.0 J2GlblC
JCOM 27.24 .51 +71 375 12
44 80 16 A C 10.2 JASolar
JASO 5.57 .10 18 5.2m 3o
90 73 89 E B+ 7.0 JAlexander JAX 6.61 .01 77 2 12
96 92 74 A B 35.0 JDASfwr
JDAS 29.95 .38 +82 503 14
70 95 70 B D29.1 JDSUni
JDSU 16.01 .65 38 6.3m 18o
.. .. 53 .. B 16.4 JFChina
.1 JFC 14.95 +.12 +104 42 ..k
34 71 14 B D 9.3 JMPGrp 1.6 r JMP 6.16 +.20 +662 384 5
.. .. 24 .. E 56.0 JPMDU10Yr DSXJ 48.14 +.07 97 0.1 99
.. .. 58 .. D+39.4 JPMAler 5.0 AMJ 36.30 +.08 +34 1.3m 99
34 78 24 C E 48.4 JPMorgC 2.5 r JPM 39.49 .58 +15 36m 8
74 86 70 B D 23.1 JabilC 1.5 r JBL.19.14 +.04 +89 7.2m 8o
8 12 5 E E 5.8 Jacada
JCDA 2.39 +.04 0 4 ..
60 73 49 A E 34.2 JackHn 1.4 JKHY 29.29 .17 37 301 19
55 53 53 D D 24.5 JackInBox JACK 22.36 .01 +50 961 13o
69 97 70 D D 13.0 Jcknvil 2.4 JXSB 12.50 .02 89 0.5 10k
18 54 24 D D 53.2 JacobsEng
JEC 40.88 1.04 +7 1.5m 16o
13 40 8 D D 10.4 Jaguarnyag JAG 4.69 .06 0 1.4m ..o
14 33 42 D E 21.2 JakksPac r JAKK 17.62 .47 +71 250 15k
33 34 29 E C+ 2.8 Jamba
JMBA 2.17 +.05 +110 1.1m ..
14 26 25 .. B35.6 JHardie
JHX 28.53 .81 88 0.1 23
20 38 27 C D 27.1 JamesRivr JRCC 19.86 +.20 14 986 22o
27 71 9 B D14.6 JanusCap 2.3 JNS 8.79 .26 +58 5.5m 10k
.. .. 49 .. C 6.7 JapanEq .8 JEQ 5.90 .03 31 19 ..
.. .. 20 .. D9.8 JpnSmCap 1.0 JOF 7.90 +.06 +90 170 ..
85 86 62 B E 37.5 Jarden
1.0 JAH 33.40 .71 +42 822 10o
95 82 99 .. B+ 35.07JazzPhrmn JAZZ.31.82 .18 +43 1.1m 16o
18 30 11 B D27.1 JeffrsGp 1.5 JEF 20.12 .57 +73 1.9m 15o
.. .. 66 .. E 57.3 AlpJefAg 1.5 CRBA 50.66 .30 67 0.9 ..k
.. .. 40 .. D51.1 AlpJfMet 1.3 CRBI 42.93 .44 25 0.9 ..
.. .. 52 .. E 58.0 AlpJefWcat WCAT 47.20 .07 77 1 ..
23 32 18 E B 5.0 JeffrsnBc
JFBI 3.17 .23 94 0.2 ..
30 31 31 D C 11.5 Jeffersn 4.9 JFBC 10.60 +.10 +108 3 14
32 17 33 C A7.6 Jetblue
JBLU 6.06 .13 25 3.7m 18
.. .. 71 .. E 44.3 JetsCon
.2 JCO 41.31 +.25 83 0.5 99
71 62 81 C C 11.0 JewttCmr r JCTCF 9.82 +.03 98 0.1 16k
53 82 40 .. .. 15.8 Jiayum.com DATE 10.51 +.22 68 221 55o
21 47 2 A E 6.2 Jingwei r JNGW 1.57 .01 60 5 3
90 99 88 A B 41.87JinkoSol r JKS 24.97 .70 40 467 3o
50 89 27 B D16.1 Jinpan
1.3 JST 10.87 +.29 55 37 11o
18 44 4 D B2.3 JoesJeans JOEZ .81 .07 +999 3.7m 20k
63 81 37 B E 21.2 JBeanTc 1.6 JBT 17.81 .04 +85 199 13
.. .. 33 .. D18.2 JohnHn 6.0 r BTO 15.78 .03 8 55 ..
.. .. 44 .. .. 20.2 JHHedgEq&In HEQ 20.05 +.04 +119 175 99
.. .. 59 .. B15.6 JhnHnkS 7.2 JHS 15.23 +.13 9 22 ..
.. .. 52 .. C 23.2 JhnHkIn 9.0 JHI 22.06 +.06 34 11 ..
.. .. 73 .. A NH JhnHnkP 8.1 HPI 20.79 .56 +42 110 ..
.. .. 73 .. A 21.1 HanPfII 8.1 HPF 20.68 .45 +10 75 ..
.. .. 63 .. B 17.8 HanPfdI 7.6 HPS 17.52 .16 3 59 ..
.. .. 72 .. B+ 12.5 JHancPre 7.3 PDT 12.32 +.04 14 141 ..
.. .. 68 .. E 16.8 HncTxAd 6.8 r HTD 16.03 .08 17 74 ..
.. .. 77 .. C 15.7 JHTxAd 10 HTY 14.05 .18 15 36 ..
71 59 67 B B+ 67.4 JohnsnJn 3.5 JNJ 65.06 .61 0 13m 13
70 64 75 B C+ 42.5 JohnsnCt 1.6 JCI 39.17 ... +85 8.8m 17
80 57 79 D B17.2 JhnsnOtdrs JOUT 15.86 +.31 +720 94 13
45 26 57 C D107 JonesLaL .3 JLL 90.87 1.63 37 226 24o
31 43 27 E C 1.8 JonesSoda JSDA 1.12 +.03 10 146 ..
93 86 76 A C+ 57.1 JosABkCl
JOSB 47.98 .09 32 334 15o
34 36 36 C E 6.2 JournlC
JRN 5.00 .16 +163 432 9k
83 94 74 A C 103 JoyGlbl .8 JOYG.86.65 1.09 18 1.5m 17o
57 87 22 A D 45.0 JnprNtwk JNPR 30.02 .25 +32 12m 22
52-wk
Vol% Vol

P
52-wk
Vol% Vol
76 80 85 D B9.6 LSIInd 2.5 LYTS 8.14 +.24 +372 316 18

52 46 41 B C+ 30.2 LTCPpty 6.2 LTC 27.00 +.29 +130 368 24
91 78 77 A C+ 9.9 LTXCred
LTXC 8.83 .14 +85 792 7o
30 24 63 E B12.0 L1Ident
ID 11.75 .05 19 1.8m ..o
36 10 59 D D+11.8 LaZBoy
LZB 9.37 .23 +50 1.1m 20o
81 85 90 B C 19.4 LaBarge Inc
LB 19.25 +.01 19 94 16
7 11 1 .. E 1.3 Labophm
DDSS .16 +.00 +163 722 ..
96 78 77 A B+ 100 Laboratory r LH 94.51 .85 +7 874 16
14 27 22 E B 4.6 LaBranche
LAB 3.66 .01 +207 1.2m ..k
40 49 56 D C 40.0 Laclede 4.3 LG 37.31 +.36 +52 135 15
19 57 19 D E 19.9 LaCrsFt 3.4 BOOT 14.90 +.90 +999 453 21k
48 28 81 D B 1.7 LadenbrgTh LTS 1.40 +.08 +829 2.5m ..
79 89 83 C D12.0 LakeShr 2.7 LSBK 10.50 +.18 98 0.2 21
57 61 57 D C+ 11.5 LakeldB 2.4 LBAI 9.82 +.13 +180 109 14k
61 63 57 B B+ 23.7 LakeFinl 2.8 LKFN 22.11 +.32 +48 54 15
22 53 30 D C 10.4 LakeInd
r LAKE 8.78 +.35 +1 16 11
21 34 42 E D 3.6 LakesEnt
LACO 2.16 .06 46 17 ..
62 77 20 A E 59.1 LamResrch r LRCX.43.22 .12 +2 2.7m 7o
16 45 10 E D+41.9 LamarAd LAMR 26.09 .52 34 545 ..o
74 85 65 A C 32.7 LANAirA 1.5 LFL 27.37 +.11 16 274 21o
59 46 69 B E 64.7 Lancstr 2.2 r LANC 59.92 +.24 +51 136 16
30 55 21 A C 69.5 Landauer 4.0 LDR 55.44 .76 +36 46 21
64 72 46 C C 7.1 Landec
r LNDC 6.14 .10 +187 258 18
5 16 29 E E 19.0 LandmkB 4.9 LARK 15.43 .30 50 0.5 21
66 74 65 B D+48.3 Landstar .4 LSTR 44.99 .46 +18 371 23
43 38 60 D B 7.0 Lannett
LCI 5.35 .04 +980 1.4m 31o
18 56 16 D E 4.6 Lantronx
LTRX 3.20 +.73 +161 24 17
72 82 63 A E 55.5 LasVgSnds
LVS 39.19 .36 22 12m 30o
45 16 42 D B 29.6 LaSalle 1.7 LHO 25.25 .10 6 800 ..k
.. .. 35 .. E 20.4 LatinAm 2.6 LDF 17.68 .08 67 5 ..k
84 59 83 A C+ 7.4 Lattice
r LSCC 6.37 +.05 +65 1.9m 13
25 49 30 D D 27.2 Lawson 2.5 LAWS 19.13 +.42 +462 86 17
91 90 81 C C+ 13.17LawsonSft LWSN 11.21 .01 11 5.0m 22k
40 74 28 C B38.0 LaynChrst LAYN 28.53 .61 +22 146 16
.. .. 50 .. D+16.2 LazGlbTR 6.9 LGI 15.11 .13 57 11 ..k
24 41 31 B C 46.5 LazardL 1.8 LAZ 35.73 1.38 +109 1.6m 17o
.. .. 68 .. B13.9 LAzWldDv 6.8 LOR 13.30 .34 +68 35 ..k
29 73 6 B E 11.4 LeGgHldgs GAGA 6.19 +.51 +116 63 15
40 3 86 E B17.7 LeapWire
LEAP 16.46 .03 +272 6.2m ..o
7 19 16 D D+6.7 LeapFrog
LF 4.19 +.03 +365 1.7m 52
65 34 82 B B57.0 LearCorp 1.0 r LEA 50.86 +.76 +68 1.6m 9o
25 39 22 D E 11.2 LearngTree LTRE 8.71 +.20 +999 542 29
95 84 95 A B16.2 LeCroy
LCRY 11.51 .64 +999 1.7m 12
1 35 1 C E 3.5 LeeEntrp
LEE .82 ... +245 4.9m 1k
72 48 89 E B+ 13.9 LegcyBc 1.5 LEGC 13.45 +.16 29 10 ..
35 25 51 C E 33.7 LegcyRes 7.6 LGCY 27.93 +.37 57 77 ..o
34 62 24 C D 37.8 LeggMs 1.0 LM 31.25 .50 +2 1.9m 10o
47 36 37 C C+ 27.0 LeggPlat 4.7 LEG 22.88 .37 5 1.5m 19
54 7 68 C B+ 7.4 LeMaitr 1.1 r LMAT 7.06 +.01 36 20 39
37 68 5 B D 34.9 LenderPS 2.0 r LPS 20.31 .39 +16 1.9m 5
28 27 56 E C+ 21.5 LennarA .9 LEN 18.04 .47 4 3.7m 33o
35 27 60 E B+ 17.4 LennarB 1.1 LENB 14.67 .37 47 12 27
23 42 22 B C 54.1 Lennox
1.7 LII 42.87 .30 +60 828 19x
57 92 8 A B+ 13.5 LentuoIntl
LAS 4.55 +.05 81 16 5
58 24 78 B D+39.1 LeucdNa .8 LUK 32.11 .73 31 623 14o
69 14 99 E A 2.5 Level3Com LVLT 2.27 .05 41 27m ..o
59 38 79 E B2.3 LexiPhrm
LXRX 1.79 +.19 +535 6.1m ..
53 43 79 E C 10.1 LexRlty 5.1 LXP 8.99 +.03 +36 1.8m ..
15 44 8 B D48.1 LexmarkA
LXK 27.46 .82 3 1.4m 5o
28 59 42 .. C 18.4 Libbey
LBY 14.73 .33 +339 361 17
.. .. 52 .. E 5.4 LbtyAllSt 7.3 USA 4.92 .05 30 309 ..k
.. .. 62 .. C+ 4.7 LbtyAllS 6.4 ASG 4.35 ... 4 53 ..k
78 34 87 C B+ 47.3 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 42.27 +.24 +217 5.8m ..o
72 34 84 C B45.4 LibGlobC LBTYK 39.95 +.13 +120 1.0m ..
95 82 92 A E 92.6 LibMCapA r LCAPA 79.92 1.46 7 492 6
57 25 75 B C 18.7 LibMIntA LINTA 15.97 .34 28 3.5m 15o
61 33 54 B C 81.4 LibStrzA LSTZA 69.00 1.28 +172 772 17
40 36 46 C C 36.2 Liberty 5.9 LRY 32.37 +.08 31 630 31
15 59 1 B E 18.6 LifePtn 21 LPHI 3.79 .10 +365 1.1m 1
73 74 46 B B 57.3 LifeTech
r LIFE 51.89 1.22 +41 3.2m 14o
76 81 47 B B+ 44.3 LifeTmFit
LTM 37.85 .36 7 425 17k
59 61 60 C B43.5 LifepntHos r LPNT 37.88 1.27 +18 558 12o
12 34 9 C D+16.4 LifetmBr .9 LCUT 10.99 .05 +170 133 9
75 58 72 C B 11.3 LifewayFd LWAY 10.60 +.22 +440 65 44
47 6 77 .. B11.8 LigandPh
LGND 11.00 +.19 +403 499 ..
2 14 4 E D 11.2 Lightbdg
LTBR 3.68 +.09 70 19 ..k
2 7 8 D D+3.7 LightP
LPTH 1.53 .01 95 1 ..
48 97 7 A D13.1 LihuaInt r LIWA 6.25 .17 74 56 4o
85 76 59 A C 39.4 LillyE
5.3 LLY 36.76 .43 22 6.1m 7
63 55 84 D C 5.5 LimeEngyn LIME 4.79 +.14 0 43 ..
15 11 13 C C+ 9.0 Limelgtn LLNW 4.61 .13 +46 3.1m ..o
98 82 90 A C 42.8 LimitdBr 2.2 r LTD 37.17 +.12 17 4.1m 16o
12 13 26 D D29.8 Limonei .5 LMNR 21.95 +2.74 +999 155 ..
67 65 46 B B 33.4 Lincare 2.8 LNCR 28.94 .39 +66 1.6m 15
65 76 36 B B 21.8 LincEdu 6.2 LINC 16.09 +.13 +485 1.2m 5o
62 75 53 B D+39.6 LincnElc 1.9 LECO 33.27 .92 +86 684 19
29 47 30 B D 32.7 LincNatl .7 r LNC 26.76 .38 +18 3.9m 7o
62 73 81 B D 85.9 Lindsay
.5 LNN 62.16 +.07 29 118 28
48 91 35 .. C 36.1 LinearT 3.0 r LLTC 31.78 .56 36 1.7m 11
30 44 8 C .. 122 LinkedIn
LNKD 69.94 .38 54 1.5m 99o
13 45 5 C E 2.0 Linktone
LTON .89 .02 70 17 22
64 46 78 A E 40.8 LinnEngy 6.9 LINE 38.00 +.34 21 800 24o
26 49 6 C C 5.4 Lionbridge LIOX 2.66 .07 +53 393 15
58 69 38 E A7.8 LionsGate
LGF 6.57 .06 +631 2.6m ..
98 86 96 A A NH 7Liquidity LQDT 23.06 +.04 +286 646 34
94 82 98 C B+ NH 7LithiaMt 1.5 LAD 19.18 +.38 +193 565 16o
79 73 86 A D 66.4 Littelf 1.1 LFUS 55.09 .80 +3 132 14o
55 23 58 D A+12.1 LiveNatn
LYV 10.94 ... 17 1.4m ..
2 33 5 E E 22.3 LiveDealn
LIVE 3.00 +.10 82 1 ..
98 85 90 A B13.57LivePrsn LPSN 12.77 +.01 +53 1.0m 38
18 14 26 E B7.9 LizClaib
LIZ 5.34 .09 +16 2.8m ..o
32 67 2 B D 4.3 LizhnEnvirn LZEN 1.65 .01 86 0.9 3
5 52 6 E E 4.9 LloydsTSB
LYG 2.73 .15 +87 6.0m ..
15 61 25 E E 7.4 LoJack
LOJN 4.10 +.04 67 22 99
14 9 7 B B7.7 Localcom r LOCM 3.35 .06 +258 2.9m 14o
65 58 56 B B 82.4 Lockhee 3.8 r LMT 79.20 .49 18 1.9m 10o
30 39 20 .. B 4.8 Lodgenet
LNET 3.28 .06 +999 2.2m ..
37 64 56 C E 45.3 LoewsC
.6 L 40.79 .56 +2 1.4m 10
3 20 4 B D23.3 Logitech
LOGI 10.67 .27 +3 1.6m 12o
51 39 44 A C+ 49.5 LogMeIn
LOGM 37.88 1.43 +137 788 44o
9 6 10 E .. 3.5 LoncorRsrcs LON 2.51 .04 32 12 ..
8 2 18 .. .. 13.1 LonePineRes LPR 11.14 .68 88 66 ..
64 93 8 A C+ 4.0 LgweiPtlmInv LPH 1.53 .02 65 102 1
10 23 22 E D 2.5 LookSmrt LOOK 1.53 .04 +52 111 13
83 46 95 B B 19.0 LoopNet
LOOP 18.43 .07 36 417 44
79 62 70 A C 85.2 LoralSpce
LORL 66.53 +1.39 +152 183 11o
96 81 91 A B 116 Lorilla
4.7 r LO 110.5 +1.04 34 1.3m 15o
87 95 77 D B NH LaBncpn
r LABC 16.50 +.25 95 0.5 22
17 37 20 D C 11.6 LAPac
LPX 8.14 +.07 +11 2.4m ..o
31 56 26 D D 27.5 Lowes 2.4 LOW 23.25 .46 +57 24m 16o
99 87 86 A C 135 Lubrizol 1.1 r LZ 134.2 .02 +13 1.2m 13o
79 50 81 D B 7.0 Lubys
LUB 5.67 +.07 +999 1.6m 99
37 9 73 D B 5.2 LucasEnn
LEI 2.79 +.08 78 114 ..
91 79 93 B D 97.1 Lufkin
.6 LUFK 79.76 2.54 +23 446 46
99 99 98 A B+ 106 7Lululemon LULU.104.4 2.32 +8 2.2m 59o
57 51 58 B C+ 29.0 LumberL
LL 25.75 +.03 +2 404 29o
68 40 78 C C 21.9 Luminex r LMNX 20.31 +.19 +44 231 99
10 4 15 E D 3.6 LunaInno LUNA 1.66 .01 44 31 ..
86 80 59 B B34.4 Luxotti 1.5 LUX 30.31 .55 27 43 24
89 82 93 D B+ 12.0 Lydall Inc
LDL 11.45 +.18 +46 103 40
21 36 36 D B55.5 KBFncl
.1 KB 46.70 +1.02 +24 199 60o
14 24 25 E B16.1 KBHome 2.1 KBH 11.76 .09 +132 8.4m ..
70 94 89 D C 38.87KBRInc .6 KBR 36.01 +.01 +78 2.2m 14o
1 5 7 D E 29.2 KBWInc 1.1 r KBW 18.38 .16 +107 416 28
54 28 48 B C+ 16.0 KEYWHldg KEYW 12.04 +.66 +533 1.1m 28
51 69 43 C B+ 17.3 KITDigitn
KITD 12.00 .04 +206 1.1m 54o
82 71 83 A C 19.2 KKR&Co 5.3 KKR 15.76 .10 57 825 8o
45 29 66 B D+10.6 KKRFincl 6.6 KFN 9.67 .21 58 363 4o
79 82 49 A D51.8 KLATncr 2.6 r KLAC 39.03 .43 +53 3.7m 9o
64 37 53 B C 20.7 KMGChe .6 KMGB 17.01 +.51 +329 195 16
69 50 84 C A4.6 KSWInc 2.5 KSW 3.95 .03 66 5 11
14 2 17 E B 13.2 KSwiss
KSWS 10.10 +.07 +115 243 ..
50 69 27 D C 22.1 KTCorp 4.7 KT 18.45 +.19 50 656 6
5 9 10 D C 16.7 KVH Indus KVHI 10.67 +.18 +209 286 99
29 26 76 D D13.6 KVPharmA KVA 2.53 +.08 +242 5.8m ..
19 26 45 D D13.5 KVPharmB KVB 2.62 +.03 78 4 ..k
59 14 95 E A 8.4 KSea
KSP 8.14 .01 79 22 ..
71 49 75 B D 39.7 K12nya
LRN 32.26 ... 14 173 76
87 75 91 B B33.0 Kadant
r KAI 28.82 +.10 +221 305 18
47 21 81 D D53.7 KaiserAl 1.8 KALU 52.92 +.98 +67 292 36o
82 88 87 D B14.77KaiserFed 1.9 KFFG 12.44 +.12 +999 296 16
93 96 82 B C+ 38.4 KamanA 1.7 KAMN 33.46 .36 +14 154 16
16 26 3 B D7.3 KandiTchn KNDI 1.98 .04 85 26 8
35 82 24 D D 35.1 KansasCi 3.6 KCLI 29.75 .51 +115 28 12
92 93 85 B B+ 59.4 KCSouthrn KSU 55.59 .41 6 902 24o
89 82 75 C B 17.9 KapStone
KS 15.94 +.28 +196 598 13o
86 72 91 C B 21.0 KARAuct
KAR 18.24 +.03 9 317 15
27 49 32 C D41.7 Kaydon 2.1 KDN 36.22 .14 +161 638 20
26 21 51 E D19.9 KaynAEn 7.0 KED 17.73 .60 +999 1.2m ..k
.. .. 47 .. E 32.0 KAEnrgy 6.8 KYE 28.25 ... 49 40 ..
.. .. 34 .. C 25.6 KaynAnd 6.1 KMF 24.51 .23 50 43 99
.. .. 47 .. C+ 33.0 KaynAnd 6.8 KYN 29.30 .18 34 156 ..
47 61 36 D E 10.4 Kearny 2.2 KRNY 9.09 +.15 +874 201 75
10 14 24 .. D9.7 KeegnRgn
KGN 7.24 .19 57 37 ..k
64 60 56 B D+57.7 Kellogg 3.0
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38 82 21 D C+ 23.0 KellySvcA KELYA 15.70 .15 +44 284 16
28 82 28 D E 23.0 KellySvcB KELYB 15.14 .24 +25 0.5 15
88 82 89 A B17.1 Kemet
KEM 13.92 .12 +993 5.5m 6o
51 13 95 E B15.2 KendleInt KNDL 15.14 .01 49 200 89
89 77 86 B D+33.2 KenexaCp KNXA 23.28 2.08 +112 560 34
77 82 81 B C 44.1 Knnmtl 1.2 r KMT 39.90 .73 +10 1.0m 16
51 4 80 C B NH KennWils 1.3 KW 12.15 +.10 +631 464 37
6 18 23 E E 22.0 KenCole
KCP 12.28 +.16 +173 117 ..
52 60 25 B C+ 30.5 KnsyNsh r KNSY 24.68 .28 +150 98 14
42 33 54 E B 10.4 KYFstFd 4.3 KFFB 9.25 +.26 43 2 61
35 4 42 E C 5.9 KeryxBiop KERX 4.62 .03 +26 1.7m ..o
17 25 12 D E 14.3 KewneeS 4.1 KEQU 9.80 ... 75 1 13
93 82 93 D B 18.9 KeyEngyn
KEG 16.55 .27 +4 3.2m 99o
18 38 30 D D22.3 KeyTech
KTEC 16.23 +.42 56 4 30
25 40 11 B C 6.8 Key Tronic KTCC 4.25 +.04 70 10 6
38 82 26 D C 9.8 Keycorp 1.5 KEY 7.93 .16 +23 15m 9
94 99 96 C B23.87Keynte 1.2 KEYN 20.16 +.39 +153 398 23
40 84 13 C B19.2 Kforce
KFRC 12.92 .31 +30 354 18
11 7 5 B D10.3 KidBrands
KID 5.01 +.34 +856 1.5m 7
42 8 65 C E 42.4 Kilroy
3.7 KRC 38.04 .26 +62 1.0m ..o
43 72 26 E D7.9 KimbInt 3.2 KBALB 6.17 .33 +247 208 36
40 23 92 .. C 2.2 KimberR
KBX 1.55 ... 52 139 ..
61 53 45 B D 68.5 KimbCla 4.3 KMB 65.36 .72 6 2.3m 14
33 3 65 C E 19.8 KimcoR 4.0 KIM 18.08 +.04 10 3.9m 99o
45 46 46 A E 78.0 KindrME 6.4 KMP 71.41 .08 43 507 48
44 37 26 C B32.1 KinderMo .5 KMI 28.60 .50 +669 12m 95
78 93 68 .. C 68.7 KindMrMg KMR 65.42 +.47 +19 365 65o
72 79 84 D B29.0 KindredHl
KND 20.85 .81 27 720 12o
89 81 90 B D+59.7 KineticC
KCI 56.33 .18 +53 992 13o
48 59 1 A B 12.0 KingldJwlry KGJI 1.56 .02 85 23 4
28 27 36 B E 3.9 Kingstone KINS 2.94 +.02 +28 3 10
23 45 14 E C 2.1 KingswyFnl KFS 1.02 +.02100 0.2 3
12 34 1 B E 5.5 Kingtone KONE .91 +.01 86 12 2
37 53 15 B D 19.9 KinrsGo
.7 KGC 15.14 .37 28 5.7m 24o
.. .. .. .. .. 0.0 Kior
KIOR 15.00 ... 0 4.6m ..
13 20 2 E D 8.4 KipsBayMed KIPS 3.45 +.01 56 11 ..
79 65 85 B B60.0 Kirby Corp
KEX 55.61 +.06 +101 663 24
12 5 11 C C+ 19.0 Kirklnds
KIRK 12.21 .12 +104 308 11
13 8 22 E D5.7 KiteRea 5.3 KRG 4.57 .03 +89 326 ..
15 44 11 C D15.1 KnghtCap
KCG 10.94 .11 +34 1.6m 9
29 46 12 B C 22.3 KnightTr 1.5 r KNX 16.13 .21 30 804 23k
31 15 35 B B25.8 KnghtT 9 VLCCF 21.82 +.36 +159 443 11o
97 80 83 B A22.77Knoll
2.0 KNL 19.60 .08 +38 391 25k
81 82 70 .. B16.1 Knology
KNOL 14.48 .16 +45 187 17
29 24 42 D C+ 12.2 Knot
KNOT 9.49 .20 +144 370 99
9 17 11 .. C 1.2 KobexMng KXM .78 +.01 52 6 ..
43 23 68 B D7.7 KodiakOG
KOG 5.35 +.09 +5 4.1m 99o
72 75 86 C B8.7 Kohlberg 8.5 KCAP 7.98 ... +999 2.1m 12
43 70 27 C D58.0 Kohls
2.0 r KSS 49.45 1.45 +54 6.6m 13o
74 51 84 E B5.8 KonaGrill KONA 4.92 +.47 +270 77 ..
78 38 89 C B 24.2 Konami 1.3 KNM 23.30 .34 +58 12 20
23 56 5 B E 10.8 KongZhg
KONG 4.87 .07 82 72 8o
35 62 9 C D 34.3 KonPhlps 4.0 PHG 23.76 +.22 +339 5.9m 11
78 38 86 C B 5.2 Kopin
r KOPN 4.85 .07 +188 741 32
84 75 75 B E 46.1 Koppers 2.4 KOP 36.00 .50 +29 154 15o
37 18 42 C B 15.3 KoreaElc
KEP 12.92 +.07 4 834 ..k
.. .. 86 .. D15.0 KoreaEqtyFd KEF 13.95 +.16 38 13 ..
.. .. 76 .. C 52.7 Korea
.6 KF 47.40 +.41 +8 22 ..k
61 71 78 C C 24.8 KornFerry
KFY 21.26 .32 +3 344 16
15 12 30 .. .. 19.7 KosmosEngy KOS 17.34 .50 +100 2.6m ..o
38 82 45 E C+ 7.8 Koss
4.0 KOSS 5.98 .19 +69 8 19
72 52 74 B C 35.4 KraftFdA 3.4 KFT 34.60 +.34 +22 11m 16o
95 78 90 A C+ 47.9 KratonPPn KRA 38.78 .67 +364 2.4m 10o
30 12 29 C D+14.8 KratosDers KTOS 11.78 .04 +138 452 99
83 34 98 C B 9.5 KrispyKrm
KKD 9.13 +.03 +6 1.8m 53o
78 77 71 C B 25.5 Kroger 1.7 r KR 24.50 .24 +58 12m 12o
99 82 96 A B33.0 Kronos 2.1 r KRO 28.08 .14 +293 2.5m 20o
15 12 12 D C 8.4 Ku6MediaCo KUTV 3.03 .04 95 50 ..
25 59 23 C D+55.5 Kubota 1.7 KUB 42.67 +.08 25 41 16
94 49 94 A B 12.7 KulickSof
KLIC 11.01 +.15 +53 3.1m 4o
62 75 62 B E 111 Kyocera 1.3 KYO 100.8 +.19 9 6 12
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LLEN 5.56 .14 +59 943 3
81 78 76 C B+ 87.7 L3Comm 2.1 r LLL 84.54 .39 5 898 9o
10 34 10 E E 7.8 LCAVis
LCAV 4.84 +.23 +999 1.8m ..
28 82 9 D D15.1 LDKSolrn
LDK 6.81 .18 39 4.4m 2o
5 18 13 C E 18.9 LGDispl 1.1 LPL 13.82 +.38 +8 1.6m 33k
8 26 4 B E 34.7 LGLGroup
LGL 9.51 .29 55 7 3
38 55 12 B D31.7 LHCGroup LHCG 22.70 +.03 +143 346 9
26 49 15 .. B 6.7 LINTVA
TVL 4.62 .15 +163 438 7k
69 86 18 A D+5.7 LJ Intl
JADE 3.12 .08 51 81 6
94 91 81 A A27.37LKQCorp LKQX 25.40 .06 +34 801 21o
69 46 91 D B NH LMIAerospc LMIA 22.55 .13 +103 101 21
97 82 94 B C+ 6.1 LMLPay
LMLP 3.47 .04 47 167 9
.. .. 81 .. C+ 14.1 LMPCap 8.1 SCD 13.78 +.13 +30 93 ..
.. .. 60 .. D+12.8 LMPCpLn 5.7 TLI 12.41 +.01 +7 29 ..k
.. .. 63 .. D 11.1 LMPREI 7.0 RIT 10.26 .01 72 8 ..k
30 11 76 E C 6.0 LNBBanc .7 LNBB 5.84 +.15 81 1 18
57 87 34 B D+37.5 LPLInvtHldg r LPLA 33.15 .47 +422 1.8m 19
77 48 98 A B3.1 LRAD
LRAD 2.73 .02 68 42 15
94 92 98 B D 49.2 LSBInds
LXU 41.43 1.41 +29 423 19o
58 20 85 B B7.7 LSICorp
r LSI 6.83 .16 13 6.4m 14o

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LYB 37.58 .48 +301 19m 7o .. .. 12 .. E 24.0 MktVctIndSC SCIF 15.30 +.18 1 51 ..
.. .. 73 .. B32.0 MktVIn
.9 IDX 30.80 .27 30 226 ..k
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.. .. 48 .. B22.8 MktVctIntr 3.4 ITM 21.79 +.04 16 49 ..
45 60 33 C B+ 29.9 M&FWorld MFW 25.01 .31 +5 111 4
.. .. 40 .. .. 25.1 MVInvGr .7 FLTR 24.73 +.02 6 7 99
52 70 32 C C 95.0 M&TBnk 3.3 MTB 85.32 .96 +313 3.5m 13
.. .. 26 .. E 44.9 MktVJrGld GDXJ 32.99 1.10 12 2.5m ..
21 15 58 .. D 14.8 MAGSlvgn MVG 9.79 .38 70 64 ..o
39 50 56 D C+ 22.5 MBFinl .2 MBFI 18.99 +.13 +183 582 63k .. .. 1 .. .. 27.8 MVLAABd BONO 25.37 +.07 96 0.2 99
34 54 20 B D 15.0 MBIA
MBI 8.29 .04 44 2.1m 4o .. .. 44 .. E 33.5 MVLatASC LATM 29.12 +.23 76 1 ..k
3 22 9 E D+2.6 MBTFinl
MBTF 1.35 .02 +265 55 .. .. .. 73 .. D 31.5 MkVPoland PLND 28.55 .22 +18 51 ..k
62 55 33 C B+ 7.6 MCGCap 11 MCGC 5.95 .11 +4 656 9o .. .. 44 .. B+ 25.6 MVPrRMu 1.4 PRB 25.01 .07 +214 20 ..k
17 12 21 D B32.4 MDCHld 3.9 MDC 25.51 .40 +417 3.1m .. .. .. 80 .. D28.9 MktVREth REMX 25.09 +.21 61 114 ..o
69 53 81 D B 20.1 MDCPtn 3.2 MDCA 17.35 .45 +999 2.6m .. .. .. 43 .. B 40.8 MkVRMBnya CNY 40.29 .00 83 4 ..k
53 46 64 C D+24.1 MDURes 2.9 MDU 22.04 +.14 13 765 16 .. .. 54 .. C 43.9 MkVRupnya INR 41.61 .03 67 0.4 ..k
18 31 3 .. C 9.3 MELASci MELA 2.33 .06 +775 2.6m ..o .. .. 51 .. C 43.2 MktVRus .5 RSX 36.88 .26 +26 5.6m ..
48 82 6 C D+15.0 MEMCElctr WFR 8.08 .34 16 5.5m 20o .. .. 20 .. B 25.8 MktVctRusSC RSXJ 22.39 .37 67 3 99
.. .. 58 .. E 43.4 MkVHard .8 HAP 38.06 .59 38 31 ..k
33 16 61 D E 3.9 MEMSICn MEMS 3.00 +.19 63 7 ..
.. .. 14 .. D14.3 MktVSol .6 KWT 9.99 .21 90 6 ..k
32 82 15 D D+4.0 MERTle
MTSL 1.40 .03 90 5 15
.. .. 34 .. D 77.4 MktVSte 1.6 SLX 65.48 .24 45 53 ..
41 59 41 C D 8.6 MFAFncl 11 MFA 8.04 +.05 11 3.8m 9
.. .. 26 .. D+27.8 MVUrn/N 5.1 NLR 20.89 .30 64 23 ..k
47 82 37 C D9.3 MFGlb
MF 7.50 .12 +237 7.5m 27o
.. .. 12 .. E 30.3 MktVVi 1.7 VNM 20.40 .12 71 60 ..k
10 13 20 D E 13.2 MFRI
MFRI 7.75 +.20 +71 15 13
93 97 89 A B 25.57MktAxs 1.5 MKTX 24.04 .02 +211 491 26
.. .. 29 .. C 12.5 MFSCaM 7.5 CCA 10.46 +.06 +12 8 ..
43 9 80 C E 51.7 MarkWst 5.8 MWE 46.42 .09 47 170 ..o
.. .. 45 .. C 9.9 MFSCh 7.3 MCR 9.39 +.01 8 116 ..
8 30 25 D E 13.7 MarlinBus MRLN 11.46 +.16 +420 121 28
.. .. 32 .. B 7.9 MFSGvMk 7.5 MGF 6.81 +.06 +19 90 ..
30 59 22 B C 42.8 MarrtInt 1.2 r MAR 33.96 .28 45 2.2m 28
.. .. 35 .. C 5.4 ColnHiI 8.0 CXE 4.74 ... 65 18 ..
.. .. 18 .. D+28.3 MarsHillGRV GRV 21.08 .04 95 0.6 99
.. .. 35 .. B 4.9 ColMuni 8.3 CMU 4.32 +.01 50 25 ..
75 72 75 B C+ 31.1 MarshM 2.9 MMC 29.92 .15 +158 7.8m 18o
.. .. 53 .. E 3.1 Colonial 8.3 CIF 3.01 .01 5 52 ..
18 28 49 E D 8.5 MarshIl
.5 MI 7.57 .10 +184 14m ..k
.. .. 49 .. B7.1 MFSIntr 8.4 MIN 6.55 ... 7 352 ..
15 18 11 E E 3.5 MarshlE
MSHL 1.00 +.08 52 16 ..
.. .. 41 .. B8.7 ColIntm 5.5 CMK 8.25 .12 +95 30 ..
42 54 28 D B+ 24.4 MartnTr .4 MRTN 20.88 .20 +147 135 22k
.. .. 49 .. B10.3 ColInvG 7.0 CXH 9.25 +.08 73 7 ..
4 2 29 E D+5.8 MStewartA MSO 4.20 .08 +6 574 ..o
.. .. 49 .. C 7.2 MFSMlti 7.5 MMT 6.89 +.03 26 140 ..
21 51 21 D C 95.0 MrtMar 2.0 MLM 79.46 1.65 +108 689 35o
.. .. 45 .. B7.4 MFSMun 7.6 MFM 6.62 +.12 44 31 ..
69 66 60 C D42.6 MrtMd 8.1 MMLP 37.72 +.42 40 55 33
.. .. 38 .. C 8.3 MFSSpV 9 MFV 7.84 .10 40 6 ..
32 51 11 B C 22.0 MarvellTc r MRVL 14.06 .40 +20 16m 9o
54 67 45 B C 43.6 MGEEgy 3.7 MGEE 40.19 +.12 +274 188 15
7 18 26 E D 15.0 Masco 2.5 MAS 12.01 .35 +28 7.4m 80o
11 50 6 E D11.8 MGICInv
MTG 6.04 .01 +38 6.5m ..
79 54 54 A B 35.2 Masimon MASI 29.71 .66 43 329 26
14 22 32 E E 16.9 MGMResorts MGM 12.20 .25 5 20m ..o
.. .. 46 .. E 14.4 MassHth 6.3 MHE 13.24 +.06 76 0.6 ..
35 39 30 C D11.9 MGPIngr
MGPI 8.25 +.49 +534 172 12
.. .. 64 .. D17.9 MassMutl 7.4 MCI 16.23 +.29 +40 20 ..k
9 39 8 D E 0.5 MGTCap
MGT .19 .00 99 1 ..
.. .. 59 .. B16.0 MAMutlP 7.3 MPV 14.77 ... +33 11 ..k
58 11 91 E B+ 3.1 MHIHosp
MDH 3.02 +.07 47 9 ..
97 98 91 B A23.2 MasTec
MTZ 18.24 .58 +55 1.4m 14o
56 7 97 D B31.1 MIDevl 1.4 MIM 29.16 .31 71 31 ..
13 27 26 D D5.2 MastchH r MHH 3.46 .04 82 1 20
4 11 19 E E 17.5 MIHomes MHO 11.61 +.01 +58 129 ..
98 95 84 A D288 7MastrCd .2 r MA 274.2 +1.07 +41 1.2m 18o
78 69 57 A D33.9 MKSI 2.4 MKSI 25.08 .18 +8 479 9
81 82 94 C B8.2 MaterialSci r MASC 7.31 +.10 19 53 7k
.. .. 34 .. D 19.6 MLPStrn 5.5 MTP 17.23 .01 55 22 ..
59 68 64 B E 44.9 Materion MTRN 34.33 .21 9 109 13o
7 2 17 .. D 4.3 MPGOffTr MPG 2.71 .02 +120 1.1m ..
70 72 62 D B 14.6 MatrixSvc MTRX 12.20 .59 +154 292 23
25 18 34 E B8.1 MSBFin 2.0 MSBF 5.98 .13 53 0.7 46
61 38 69 B B+ 27.7 Mattel 3.4 r MAT 26.75 .18 +41 5.3m 14
91 92 61 A B+ 40.8 MSCIIncn MSCI 36.88 .46 +70 975 25k
10 24 15 E E 8.0 Mattersight MATR 5.89 +.25 +279 46 ..
83 87 70 A D+79.2 MSCInds 1.4 MSM 65.17 +.12 +43 374 22
71 57 74 B C 40.3 MthInt .8 MATW 37.99 .09 +320 336 16k
51 15 95 E B+ 3.2 MTRGmng MNTG 2.97 +.11 69 10 ..
30 39 5 D B4.2 MattsonT MTSN 1.79 +.06 +999 7.0m ..k
88 84 67 B C 48.7 MTSSys 2.0 r MTSC 39.30 .65 +57 89 16
37 62 42 .. D+7.6 MauiLdPn
MLP 4.72 .20 75 3 6
12 22 31 D D15.2 MVCCap 3.7 MVC 12.94 +.10 +135 131 56o
11 23 9 E D+4.9 MaxcomTn MXT 2.76 .09 97 0.2 ..
78 64 85 A D+43.7 MVOilTr 8.0 MVO 40.82 +.01 12 80 14
81 71 76 A C 28.4 Mxmltg 3.5 MXIM.24.10 .49 27 1.7m 15o
97 96 90 A D87.07MWIVet MWIV 80.21 1.39 26 62 25
90 91 83 B C 85.17Maximus .9 r MMS 80.14 .13 +2 86 19
67 95 78 D C 26.5 MYRGrp
MYRG 22.48 +.46 +214 394 26 19 9 15 B D 16.2 MaxLine
MXL 8.48 +.18 +619 884 53
36 50 92 E D5.2 Mactw
MCBC 2.59 +.17 +57 53 11 40 44 37 C B19.7 MaxwllTch MXWL 15.52 .06 +58 242 99o
57 44 79 E D+54.7 Macerich 3.9 MAC 51.49 +.41 +20 1.1m 99o 88 24 90 B B+ 5.6 Maxygen r MAXY 5.27 .07 +280 475 2
29 28 65 E D17.0 MacGray 1.5 TUC 14.84 .12 +98 45 78 66 48 84 D B20.1 MaysJW
MAYS 19.98 +2.12 83 0.1 74
33 41 35 D D 36.0 MackCali 5.6 CLI 32.17 .01 13 647 44o 1 15 5 C D5.6 McClatchy
MNI 2.63 +.08 +63 1.9m 4
20 34 46 E D7.0 MackFinl MFNC 5.50 ... 81 1 .. 81 76 74 B C 50.7 McCorm 2.2 MKC 50.00 +.05 +52 788 18
.. .. 75 .. E 16.5 MacQFst 9 r MFD 15.28 .18 +44 46 .. 82 76 75 B C+ 50.5 MCormV 2.2 MKCV 50.00 +.29 +5 2 18
.. .. 66 .. D19.1 MacQGInf 4.1 MGU 17.60 .12 48 30 .. 48 29 73 E D 10.5 McCmSch MSSR 8.55 +.08 +276 519 25
93 82 94 C B28.67MacquarI 3.1 MIC 26.21 .22 +25 313 47o 48 41 64 B E 26.1 McDermott MDR 19.03 +.11 +49 4.1m 15o
88 76 88 C B+ 30.0 Macys 1.4 M 28.02 .68 27 7.2m 12o 95 84 71 A B 83.1 McDonal 3.0 MCD 81.84 .45 +14 6.5m 17
84 96 98 A D2.4 MadCatz
MCZ 1.35 .03 54 686 6 80 83 67 B B+ 29.2 McGthR 3.4 MGRC 27.01 .27 +90 103 16
67 52 79 C C+ 30.2 MdisnSqGrdn MSG 26.99 .01 +91 514 24 67 62 77 B D43.5 McGrwH 2.5 MHP 39.51 .56 +21 2.3m 14
.. .. 31 .. D13.3 MadStSe 8.6 MSP 12.03 .11 47 9 ..k 82 84 78 D D87.3 McKessn 1.0 r MCK 81.55 .49 +54 3.0m 16o
.. .. 29 .. D 9.5 MadClCa 8.7 MCN 8.30 .05 7 61 ..k 13 3 42 E D 19.8 McmornExp MMR 16.12 .13 32 1.4m ..
5 2 1 .. .. 25.5 MadrDmstc FWDD 25.12 .35 +200 0.9 99 71 76 78 .. C 68.9 MeadJh 1.6 MJN 65.37 +.15 21 1.1m 25o
5 2 1 .. .. 25.1 MadrnGlbBd FWDB 25.10 +.05 +999 6 99 88 63 93 D B 5.5 Meaders MEAD 4.78 .02 98 0.1 ..k
32 39 42 E B 3.7 MagalSec MAGS 3.03 ... 89 2 .. 62 81 42 B C 10.6 Meadwbrk 1.7 MIG 9.52 +.01 +63 423 8
88 72 79 C B54.1 MaglnHlth r MGLN 52.05 .61 +50 376 12 86 92 85 C D+34.5 MeadWv 3.1 MWV 31.86 .14 15 1.3m 17o
83 65 70 A D63.1 MagMds 5.2 MMP 58.71 +.36 33 184 19o 83 71 94 .. C 39.0 MeasSpcl r MEAS 32.81 .65 +146 255 19
2 18 5 E D 3.5 MagellanPtrl MPET 1.51 .07 +46 292 .. 17 27 25 B E 34.7 Mechel 1.1 MTL 24.96 .12 35 1.4m 15
89 95 89 A E 9.7 MagicSftwr MGIC 4.81 .09 81 67 15o 1 3 1 D E 18.5 MecoxLane MCOX 2.70 +.09 63 101 ..o
71 65 96 .. B+ 39.9 MagicjckVcl r CALL 24.40 +.73 +18 48 .. 89 81 89 C B9.9 MedalFin 6.9 TAXI 9.89 +.37 +554 325 16
85 77 98 D B 8.1 MagmDsg r LAVA 7.83 .09 +43 1.2m 27 30 50 7 B E 25.0 MedAsst MDAS 13.14 .13 23 475 17
83 75 77 B A62.2 MagnaI 2.0 MGA 49.93 +.13 40 721 10o 36 15 81 D B15.0 Medcath MDTH 13.24 .10 +67 130 99
9 15 13 .. C 15.6 Magnachip
MX 11.57 .71 34 51 42 71 93 31 B C 65.4 MedcoHlth r MHS 53.31 1.11 +34 5.0m 14
77 82 89 B E 2.6 Magnetek MAG 1.78 +.06 83 14 14 32 11 21 .. B 4.6 Medgenics MDGN 3.92 +.17 +43 29 ..
36 13 64 D C+ 8.7 MagHRes
MHR 6.15 +.04 +75 3.5m ..o 1 4 3 E D11.5 MediaGenA MEG 4.03 .28 +999 2.3m ..k
12 9 24 D E 7.0 MagyarBc MGYR 3.60 .31 54 1 6 91 60 97 A A22.5 MdmdTech MDMD 21.92 +.02 +221 871 31
16 22 10 E C 3.2 MahanaTel MTE 1.87 ... 90 10 ..k 19 12 16 C C 14.0 MedclActn MDCI 8.23 +.02 +351 299 22
87 66 88 B B+ 9.8 MaidenH3.0 MHLD 9.27 .09 +41 501 8 59 45 68 C D+12.5 MedclPr 7.0 MPW 11.35 .03 4 821 47
87 73 68 A B 32.2 Maidenfrm MFB 27.33 .51 +30 189 13 95 82 87 A C+ 19.47Medicines MDCO 16.42 .62 6 582 9
81 96 64 A C 20.0 MainStC 8.5 MAIN 18.45 +.27 +207 270 14 14 14 5 .. D6.4 MediciNv MNOV 2.44 +.22 48 23 ..
37 68 41 D C+ 10.9 MnSrce .5 MSFG 8.85 +1.10 +362 326 13k 87 53 91 B C+ 38.5 MedicsPh .9 MRX 36.97 .12 +64 1.6m 16o
93 82 99 D B4.5 Majesco
COOL 2.96 +.11 +16 2.1m 11o 80 82 64 A D27.4 Medidata MDSO 22.53 .10 +50 338 16
29 65 20 D B7.0 MakMusc MMUS 4.67 .28 94 1 24 82 94 25 A C+ 33.0 Medifast r MED 22.32 .78 44 296 15o
52 82 12 B E 42.9 Makemytrip MMYT 23.64 +.14 4 208 99 68 49 96 E D 25.5 Medivation MDVN 21.13 .14 +35 549 ..o
87 81 87 B B 47.6 Makita 1.1 MKTAY 45.00 +.06 48 8 17 75 90 49 C C+ 13.7 MdiwrInf MEDW 11.01 +.06 43 8 19
76 30 98 D B 35.9 MAKOSrgn MAKO 27.79 .61 42 563 ..o 11 2 30 .. D12.5 MedleyCapital MCC 11.53 +.21 +594 347 99
.. .. 65 .. C 12.2 MalaysiaFnd MAY 11.19 .06 +4 50 ..k 95 78 79 B B 75.5 Mednax
MD 70.52 1.10 +30 445 16
28 6 51 E C+ 9.0 MalvrnF
MLVF 7.76 +.25 93 0.1 .. 99 82 89 A B+ 13.57MdqtHldgs MEDH 12.01 .38 +999 3.5m 25
.. .. 65 .. D 2.7 MngdHiP 9 HYF 2.41 .02 65 95 .. 90 74 88 C C+ 18.2 Medtox
MTOX 16.05 .28 +999 716 38k
17 12 27 E B 3.0 MgeNet
TMNG 2.40 +.01 49 10 80 66 64 56 B D43.3 Medtron 2.3 r MDT 38.40 +.06 +35 8.1m 11o
69 40 68 B C 37.2 ManhAssc MANH 33.37 .44 +51 183 25k 80 44 99 C B+ 12.1 MelcoCrwn MPEL 11.45 +.31 12 8.2m 99o
42 9 33 B D 1.9 ManhBCap LOAN 1.41 ... 99 0.2 17 76 49 87 B B32.8 Mellanox MLNX 28.74 +.17 54 110 29
73 45 96 C B6.8 Manitex
MNTX 5.28 +.07 29 44 26 79 42 92 C C 34.8 MnsWh 1.5 r MW 32.50 .14 +11 1.0m 18o
36 44 77 E D23.2 Manitowc .5 MTW 15.34 .81 28 1.9m 99o 49 79 45 B E 16.6 MentrGrp MENT 12.30 .35 +164 3.5m 13o
5 7 3 E E 3.2 Mantch
MTEX 1.02 +.09 82 5 .. 96 96 77 A B 92.7 MercadoL .4 MELI.77.31 1.10 61 269 55o
27 35 9 E B10.1 MannKind MNKD 3.99 .02 7 1.1m ..o 2 34 5 E C 3.8 MercBancp MBR .84 ... +167 16 ..
26 66 28 D E 69.7 Mnprgrp 1.5 r MAN 52.37 .85 36 461 24 52 65 82 E B10.3 MercBk MBWM 8.09 +.45 53 5 ..k
89 87 60 B C+ 45.5 Mantech 1.9 MANT 44.17 +.13 +163 385 12 92 82 96 A D15.3 MercrInt
MERC 11.05 .56 31 283 3o
19 32 50 E D19.5 Manulife 3.3 MFC 16.20 .16 14 2.2m ..o 30 39 27 B D29.3 MercMcs 4.7 MBVT 23.66 .10 +736 67 9
76 58 61 E B+ 17.4 MAPPhn MAPP 15.61 .14 +540 698 .. 76 68 41 A B37.3 Merck 4.4 r MRK 34.55 .42 +17 17m 9o
84 76 89 B D+54.3 Marathn 2.0 MRO 49.55 2.07 +94 13m 10o 86 97 72 B C+ 21.9 MrcryCpt MRCY 17.51 .12 +97 309 17
70 47 94 D B+ 10.0 Marchx .9 MCHX 8.70 +.23 +151 359 99 21 23 28 D B45.1 MercuryG 6.2 MCY 38.85 .02 10 137 17
11 32 14 D E 14.6 Marcus 3.5 MCS 9.63 +.05 +81 156 20k 24 58 20 C D 37.5 Meredth 3.4 MDP 30.40 .82 +592 3.6m 10o
12 22 1 D E 4.0 MrnBiotch MRNA .25 .00 61 621 .. 65 11 95 B C+ 6.2 MergeHlth MRGE 5.25 +.10 +31 829 65o
52 49 65 A D 30.1 MarinP 8.0 MARPS 20.50 +.21 59 1 13 87 68 72 B B25.0 MeridBio 3.2 VIVO 23.74 .29 1 185 35k
68 50 46 C B 8.0 MarinePrd MPX 6.78 +.26 +999 197 52 64 62 61 A D14.3 MeridIntrn EBSB 12.73 +.29 +335 81 18
28 39 38 E D+10.6 MarineMax HZO 8.42 +.24 +138 237 .. 97 94 88 B B19.9 MeritMed MMSI 17.49 .23 +27 435 24o
36 21 56 C E 430 Markel
r MKL 391.7 +3.57 +106 42 16 30 29 65 E C 27.4 Meritage
MTH 22.84 .05 +144 785 ..o
36 10 63 E C 3.0 MarketLdr LEDR 2.26 +.08 85 3 .. 13 37 13 .. D22.7 Meritor
MTOR 14.90 .17 +2 1.3m 99o
.. .. 34 .. B36.5 MktVAfr 1.2 AFK 31.25 .65 +23 23 ..k 21 31 33 E A4.2 MrrmHldgs MERR 2.88 .17 +72 14 ..
.. .. 61 .. D+57.9 MktVAgr .6 MOO 51.35 .05 9 2.2m .. 4 24 13 .. E 27.3 MeruNet MERU 13.76 .07 +320 574 ..o
.. .. 51 .. B 19.2 MktVLgM 4.6 MLN 18.16 +.01 +496 108 .. 98 92 81 A C+ 32.6 MesaLa 1.6 MLAB 30.50 .53 +140 4 14
.. .. 48 .. A17.8 MktVShM 2.0 SMB 17.54 .01 63 13 .. 19 27 17 B D51.2 MesaRyl 6.2 MTR 42.48 1.02 43 3 13
.. .. 61 .. C 63.8 MkVBrzSC 1.4 BRF 54.99 .41 34 136 .. 16 27 35 B D57.9 MesabTrs .6 MSB 31.03 .26 67 40 13o
.. .. 26 .. C 51.0 MktVctrC 2.6 PEK 42.50 +.35 96 0.2 .. 35 52 21 C C+ 12.5 MetPro 2.5 MPR 10.23 .14 +151 71 23
.. .. 68 .. E 51.9 MkVCoal .4 KOL 45.34 .41 79 118 .. 31 27 35 C C 37.9 MetaFinl 2.8 CASH 18.60 +4.03 +999 91 5
.. .. 44 .. C 21.4 MktVctColmb COLX 20.02 .23 +155 6 99 17 31 5 E D+18.4 Metabolix MBLX 6.95 .08 +30 333 ..o
.. .. 17 .. B 58.0 MSDSEur
DRR 39.26 +.52 55 18 ..k 73 75 79 B D6.7 Metalico
MEA 5.62 .18 +48 663 13
.. .. 19 .. C+ 20.6 MktVEgy 1.0 EGPT 15.64 .22 72 20 ..k 44 69 23 B D+17.1 MetUSA
MUSA 13.97 .12 +26 156 17k
.. .. 52 .. C+ 28.1 MkVctE 4.8 EMLC 27.16 .16 +518 921 99 58 51 65 C C 34.9 Methnx 2.4 MEOH 28.89 .18 25 180 31o
.. .. 73 .. C 35.6 MktVGam 2.5 BJK 32.35 .26 69 3 ..k 31 77 21 C E 13.7 Methode 2.7 MEI 10.22 .04 +317 378 14k
.. .. 32 .. B27.2 MVGmySmCp GERJ 24.56 .34 95 0.2 99 39 61 29 B D+48.7 MetLife 1.8 MET 40.99 .26 +72 12m 8o
.. .. 15 .. E 22.8 MktVAlt 1.1 GEX 17.64 .41 86 9 ..k 49 82 25 E B13.5 MetroBcp METR 11.06 +.12 +422 170 ..k
.. .. 22 .. E 64.6 MktVGold .8 GDX 52.58 1.43 18 9.5m .. 75 82 98 E B7.1 7Metrocorp MCBI 6.50 +.06 +207 30 36k
.. .. 40 .. D24.4 MktVGulf 1.0 MES 21.62 +.01 92 0.6 ..k 98 98 94 B B 18.87MetroPCSn PCS 16.66 .11 +2 6.3m 21o
.. .. 40 .. B31.3 MkVHiYM 6.0 HYD 29.37 +.03 +121 163 ..k 92 89 79 B C 5.3 MetroHlth r MDF 4.88 +.09 +97 308 7
52-wk
Vol% Vol
D9

P
52-wk
Vol% Vol
96 91 74 A D+193 MettlerTole MTD 159.2 2.71 +11 213 21k

9 5 31 C C 18.5 MexcoEn
MXC 8.20 +.17 58 4 63k
.. .. 62 .. E 12.3 MXEqtyIn .2 MXE 11.23 +.02 59 5 ..
.. .. 45 .. C 29.4 Mexico
11 MXF 26.70 .05 37 13 ..
34 69 13 A E 15.0 Micrel 1.4 r MCRL 10.05 +.07 +20 602 11k
86 82 70 A B41.5 Micrchp 3.8 MCHP 36.55 .69 6 1.9m 15o
95 89 94 C A 6.0 7Microfi 3.5 r MFI 5.75 +.24 +94 52 12k
19 23 15 D E 8.6 Micromet
MITI 5.52 .01 +1 886 ..o
5 3 10 B E 12.0 MicronTech MU 7.21 1.22 +222 118m 11o
66 13 86 C A5.5 Micronetics NOIZ 5.26 +.24 46 5 15
82 90 72 B C 53.4 MicrosSys MCRS 47.64 .88 +31 496 25
75 89 56 A D25.0 Microsemi MSCC.19.72 .28 +90 1.1m 13
54 84 27 A C 29.5 Micrsft 2.6 MSFT 24.30 .33 +25 81m 9
87 24 97 B ANH MicroStr
MSTR 157.7 1.05 +61 214 47o
7 14 5 E C 3.6 Microvision MVIS 1.16 ... 3 897 ..
81 89 70 C C 68.6 MidAm 3.8 MAA 65.48 +.34 +152 635 87o
43 75 23 D B12.3 MidPenn 2.5 MPB 8.13 .52 +216 8 11k
20 42 8 C B9.8 Midas
MDS 6.15 +.25 +999 1.6m 15
40 77 46 E B19.0 Middlbr 1.3 MBRG 15.00 .26 +132 26 ..
88 91 87 A B 96.3 Middleby MIDD 91.11 .28 +137 267 21o
77 87 52 B B+ 19.3 MdsxWtr4.0 MSEX 18.08 .23 +123 84 18
14 28 28 D D+16.0 MidsthB 2.0 MSL 13.72 +.32 +319 62 32
42 2 99 .. B 2.4 MdwGldgn MDW 2.05 +.12 +772 7.1m ..
32 76 22 C D+16.8 MdWOn 1.5 MOFG 13.67 +.15 +999 543 11k
6 2 7 .. C 3.2 MillIndia SMCG 1.65 .11 93 1 99k
75 2 87 B A 7.7 MillerEnergy MILL 6.55 +.17 +378 1.4m ..o
97 75 81 A B28.1 MllrHer .3 MLHR 26.46 .29 +137 739 23o
81 70 83 B B+ 18.4 MillerI 2.7 r MLR 18.01 .04 +573 306 12
9 2 39 .. D3.0 MincoG
MGH 1.61 .06 84 58 ..
62 31 83 B E 3.6 MdCTI 19 MNDO 2.72 .01 73 34 10
72 72 29 A D32.5 Mindray 1.0 MR 26.11 .44 33 461 17o
32 18 39 B D+9.4 Mindspd
MSPD 7.57 .01 +4 565 10
82 85 81 B B40.9 MineSfAp 3.0 MSA 35.17 .72 +83 181 21
69 82 70 C C+ 17.4 Minefnd
MFN 12.11 .31 75 184 35o
55 48 60 C E 70.7 MinrlTec .3 MTX 64.25 .38 +192 216 17
7 35 11 E D4.4 MinesMgmt MGN 2.09 +.01 72 59 ..
.. .. 33 .. C 16.1 MinnMu 5.8 MXA 14.47 .01 +70 7 ..
40 83 7 A E 18.2 MIPSTech MIPS. 6.63 .20 51 1.0m 12o
63 20 81 E B+ 3.0 Misonix
MSON 2.49 .04 51 6 ..
2 5 7 E D9.0 MissnNwnrg MNEL 5.75 +.09 86 5 ..k
67 22 87 D A 8.9 MisWst 6.0 MSW 8.62 .15 +150 238 24k
86 98 82 B D 18.57Mistras
MG 15.75 +.07 +54 230 29
84 69 97 .. B 17.2 MitchmInd MIND 15.67 +.31 +999 1.3m 19
2 13 16 .. E 9.8 MitelNet
MITL 4.52 .15 77 10 5k
14 26 25 E C+ 5.7 MtsuUFJ 2.6 MTU 4.60 +.05 68 857 9o
12 38 22 E D4.3 MizuhoF 4.1 MFG 3.18 +.04 29 797 6
.. .. 39 .. B 15.8 MgdDInvG 7.3 MZF 13.65 .03 +1 12 ..
40 48 60 D B25.5 MobileMini MINI 20.26 +.47 +342 1.2m 35
44 55 19 B C 23.5 MobilTel 4.6 MBT 18.68 .13 2 2.5m 13
99 84 83 A B15.5 MOCON 2.7 MOCO 14.84 .52 30 6 16
61 36 83 D D+6.6 ModPac r MPAC 5.90 .15 82 1 11
54 48 78 D C 17.9 Modine
MOD 14.62 .31 +30 301 99
10 6 9 E E 6.4 ModusLk MLNK 4.38 .10 +190 487 ..
39 51 65 E D+68.9 MohawkInd MHK 59.96 .74 +12 536 23o
69 65 79 B D+28.5 Molex 3.1 MOLX 25.91 .20 20 709 15
70 65 79 B C 23.5 MolxA3.7 r MOLXA 21.55 .15 4 127 12
84 81 88 D E 29.07MolinaHl MOH 25.83 .26 +49 790 18
36 67 28 B D51.1 MolCoorB 2.9 TAP 44.29 .79 4 1.3m 12o
48 27 99 D C+ 79.2 MolycorpInc MCP 55.76 +1.79 +24 8.2m ..o
99 82 91 A B 26.27Momenta MNTA 19.33 .15 37 487 8o
18 34 20 D D+13.5 MonrchCs MCRI 10.10 +.43 +498 169 22
23 69 46 E E 2.8 MnrchCB
MCBF 1.32 +.02 23 3 ..
22 65 25 .. E 8.9 MnrchFn 2.1 MNRK 7.65 .15 83 0.8 9k
31 13 83 .. B4.1 MonyGm
MGI 3.32 .04 +26 719 ..
55 31 56 B C+ 8.9 MRIT
7.2 MNR 8.39 .22 +822 822 26
34 48 31 B D19.9 MnPwSy r MPWR 15.14 +.09 +64 662 14
90 97 89 A C+ 15.57Monotypen TYPE 13.72 .11 +285 1.3m 22
88 95 72 A B+ 36.5 MnroM .9 MNRO 34.09 +.04 +4 336 23
74 88 68 C C+ 76.7 Mnsnto 1.7 MON 65.96 .61 27 3.0m 25
46 82 18 D C 25.9 MonstrWw MWW 13.50 .41 +16 3.7m 99o
.. .. 45 .. E 16.8 Montgry 4.8 MTS 15.95 +.04 41 7 ..k
17 10 43 C D21.0 Montplr 2.3 r MRH 17.23 .03 +68 772 22
69 73 92 .. D+41.9 Moodys 1.5 MCO 37.05 .62 7 2.7m 17o
67 81 56 C D 46.5 MoogA
MOGA 41.23 +.03 +71 297 15
.. .. 56 .. C 17.9 MorgSAs 3.4 APF 16.54 +.11 3 76 ..k
.. .. 32 .. D18.4 MrStCsMlHi MLPY 16.59 +.02 91 4 99
.. .. 50 .. B20.1 MorgSEstEu RNE 18.03 +.03 83 2 ..k
.. .. 42 .. E 11.8 MSEMkDb 6.0 MSD 10.61 .03 +26 77 ..k
.. .. 45 .. D17.4 MorgSEm .5 MSF 15.24 +.02 35 18 ..k
.. .. 64 .. C 18.1 MSEMDDb 7.0 EDD 17.18 .20 18 177 ..
.. .. 40 .. D 15.7 MSFrEm 1.4 FFD 13.25 .01 69 4 ..k
.. .. 64 .. C 18.5 MSIncmS 4.8 ICB 18.07 +.78 +109 36 ..k
.. .. 19 .. C 30.5 MorgSIndiaI IIF 21.85 +.31 30 40 ..k
.. .. 24 .. E 32.5 MSChina
CAF 26.38 +.58 4 127 ..k
11 27 13 C D 31.0 MorgStan .9 MS 22.21 .14 +66 23m 17
5 40 12 .. D11.5 MorgHtl
MHGC 6.89 .16 19 178 ..
87 76 80 B B 60.9 Mrngstr .3 r MORN 58.42 1.18 +128 165 34o
83 57 78 B B7.8 MortonsR
MRT 7.03 .27 +23 65 19
80 99 41 A D 89.2 Mosaic
.3 MOS 63.60 +.21 +57 13m 16
16 6 36 D D6.6 MoSys
MOSY 5.33 +.15 +262 265 ..k
92 93 95 B B 15.9 MotorcrPn MPAA 14.73 .12 +999 1.3m 13
28 63 10 D D+36.5 MotoMobl MMI 23.11 .35 +37 4.0m 52o
75 76 87 C B47.9 MotorolaSlts MSI 45.40 .24 +17 3.8m 17o
26 82 6 .. D 32.0 Motricity MOTR 8.49 .42 +222 4.4m 20o
40 23 87 .. C 6.7 MtnProvDi MDM 5.51 .05 69 5 ..k
93 82 88 D A 17.6 Movado .7 MOV 16.77 .44 +134 228 31
16 23 17 E C 2.9 MoveInc
MOVE 2.00 .12 +4 1.6m 99
76 72 84 C D+40.1 Mueller 1.1 MLI 36.35 .07 +67 317 15k
11 35 19 E D4.8 MuellrW 2.0 MWA 3.52 .11 +135 2.7m ..o
94 94 95 B C+ 23.5 MultiCo .9 LABL 23.23 +1.18 +474 197 13
32 82 12 C E 30.0 MultFnElc MFLX 20.92 .11 +263 300 10o
79 61 92 C C+ 6.7 Multibndrs MBND 3.45 +.17 20 128 3
27 64 22 E D6.0 MltimdGm r MGAM 4.53 .12 +204 243 ..
36 68 30 C E 78.2 MurphOil 1.8 MUR 62.81 .41 +21 2.2m 13o
42 41 60 D C 10.5 MutlFir 2.8 MFSF 8.69 .04 +161 13 22k
64 57 72 D B 11.0 MyersInd2.8 r MYE 9.99 .09 +442 690 27k
83 71 77 B B25.5 Mylan
r MYL 23.11 +.19 +14 6.6m 13o
38 39 26 D E 4.5 Myrexis
MYRX 3.61 +.02 67 55 ..
85 55 86 A C+ 25.9 MyriadGn r MYGN 22.52 .47 29 758 18o
36 23 65 E C 0.6 NTNBuzz
NTN .43 .01 43 70 99
58 51 46 B C 19.2 NTTDoCo 3.3 DCM 17.50 .17 40 97 12
72 83 65 A C 63.5 NVE
NVEC 55.56 1.12 +29 50 20k
24 17 52 C D804 NVR
r NVR 723.5 9.62 +108 73 23k
39 64 50 C D 41.6 NYSEEur 3.8 NYX 31.87 .89 16 3.5m 14o
29 9 23 E B+ 6.0 NABIBio
NABI 5.06 .13 +58 511 ..
60 73 37 B D32.5 NaborsInds NBR 23.04 .86 +31 7.3m 19o
41 76 20 B C 132 NACCO 2.3 NC 92.16 +.99 +159 82 7
60 72 47 B C 32.6 NalcoHld .5 NLC 26.66 .44 1 1.1m 16o
37 70 35 C E 8.1 NamTai 3.7 NTE 5.39 +.02 68 28 13
97 80 84 A B 20.0 Nanomtrcs r NANO 16.86 +.04 +61 608 9o
44 16 50 D C 1.8 Nanophase NANX 1.21 +.01 54 17 ..
6 15 2 E E 6.0 Nanosphn NSPH 1.64 +.12 +999 5.6m ..
28 82 18 E D10.8 NaraBcp
NARA 7.72 +.15 +76 606 ..
64 94 57 C C 29.7 NasdqOMX r NDAQ 23.39 +.04 8 1.8m 10o
.. .. 40 .. E 15.3 NasdPrI 9 QQQX 13.78 .10 45 31 ..k
58 88 17 D B 44.9 NashFch 2.1 NAFC 34.69 +.31 +107 136 9k
89 56 77 B C+ 19.5 NathnsFms r NATH 18.50 +.23 +999 35 18
30 70 5 C B+ 3.2 NBGrce
NBG 1.31 .11 +7 6.1m 7o
25 58 19 B D+32.8 NtlBksh 3.9 r NKSH 24.38 .56 +785 81 10k
88 91 77 C D+14.7 NatBevrg
FIZZ 14.37 +.04 +225 90 17k
16 51 21 .. D20.3 NatCinM 5.0 NCMI 16.13 .19 4 300 29
11 34 18 B E 16.5 NatlFinP
NFP 11.51 .40 +47 431 5
61 54 81 C C 75.8 NatlFuel 2.0 NFG 69.96 .15 +96 959 26o
66 58 76 B D50.3 NatlGrid 6.1 NGG 47.55 +.09 +5 474 11o
58 59 35 A C 49.6 NtlHlth 5.6 NHI 44.28 .26 +67 150 19
82 93 78 C D NH NtlHlt
2.5 NHC 47.85 1.72 +295 94 13
79 85 70 A C 33.2 NatInstr 1.4 NATI 28.32 .04 22 362 24
67 42 68 B B23.4 NatIntst 1.6 NATL 22.73 +.14 +316 60 14
71 62 89 C E 82.8 NatlOil
.6 NOV 70.10 1.71 4 4.6m 17o
83 82 59 B A8.8 NatPenn .5 NPBC 7.63 .01 +35 891 20
27 61 19 B E 137 Natl Pr 1.0 NPK 99.7 +.12 43 14 11
92 59 89 A B NH NatlRe 2.4 NRCI 36.50 +1.12 +510 25 27
55 73 35 C D28.1 NatRetP 6.3 NNN 24.28 +.02 +8 907 29
14 4 24 D D+15.1 NtlScur 5.3 NSEC 11.40 .09 75 0.3 11
63 21 98 B B24.8 NatSemi 1.6 NSM 24.64 .06 15 4.3m 20
27 36 26 D B9.0 NtlTchSys NTSC 6.83 +.02 +16 7 29
42 48 37 C B+ 179 NatlWst .2 NWLI 158.1 +.91 +4 6 8
92 85 67 B B+ 44.6 NtnwdHl 4.6 NHP 41.55 .06 13 740 35o
76 30 84 A C 10.5 NtAmUv 1.4 r NAUH 8.69 +.35 +538 156 23
30 20 7 D A+8.0 NaturalAlter r NAII 4.35 +.05 +78 42 14
46 76 14 C D19.9 NGSvcs
NGS 14.45 .75 +116 154 21
62 66 63 A D 37.8 NatRsPt 6.8 NRP 31.99 +.05 56 113 20o
92 48 99 D A+NH NaturesSn NATR 18.16 +.73 +853 465 27
82 93 36 B B17.5 NatusMed BABY 15.26 .09 26 128 22
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62 71 71 D C 16.0 NVEner 3.2 NVE 15.10 ... +52 2.8m 15
36 20 68 C D 26.2 Nvidia
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80 82 90 B D+35.37NXPSmcdrs NXPI 23.46 +.05 41 954 15o
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70 82 63 D B 4.8 OnviaInc
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67 31 80 C C 45.9 OnyxPhrm ONXX 34.89 .41 68 303 91o
99 97 88 A B67.1 OpenText r OTEX.60.43 .92 44 182 15o
83 98 71 A D 118 OpenTabl OPEN.77.67 1.97 2 1.3m 80o
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50 30 74 D D5.0 OpkoHlthn r OPK 3.45 +.06 +65 1.5m ..
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98 94 97 B D 42.57OpntTe 1.2 OPNT 39.09 +.15 +110 246 57
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15 29 21 D B34.9 OppenHl 1.7 OPY 26.30 .14 +188 106 10
24 34 31 .. E 1.8 Optibase
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35 25 66 B E 19.0 OptXprs
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58 15 94 E B 9.0 OraSure
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87 76 49 A B 15.6 Orbotech
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6 4 13 B C 40.1 OshkoshCp OSK 27.75 +.10 +58 2.7m 5o
86 80 64 B C 8.6 Osiris
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66 94 10 A B6.1 OssenInnv OSN 2.98 .02 +41 93 4k
27 21 30 D D23.5 OttrTail 5.7 OTTR 20.82 .07 +31 159 40o
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74 36 99 E A21.5 ParkvlF .4 PVSA 21.22 +.21 42 26 ..
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68 31 91 E C 3.8 ParluxFrg PARL 3.21 +.09 14 21 53
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78 64 74 B A 3.7 PeerlsSys PRLS 3.45 .20 +705 50 18
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44 46 35 C D+32.8 PerryEllis PERY 24.11 +.03 +59 242 11
66 34 79 C B7.3 PervsvSft r PVSW 6.50 +.01 79 15 28
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22 25 27 B D120 POSCO
1.8 PKX 104.1 +2.39 +38 489 9
73 84 74 B E 97.8 PPGInd 2.6 r PPG 87.16 +.15 +204 3.3m 14
73 65 62 B C+ 28.4 PPL
5.2 PPL 27.08 .01 13 4.8m 8o
69 77 88 D D8.4 PRGXGlbl PRGX 6.90 +.15 +999 2.0m 26
90 58 97 B C+ 19.7 ProsHldgn
PRO 16.98 .12 +209 345 65
43 35 80 E E 6.0 PSBHldg
PSBH 4.93 .09 75 0.4 24
69 85 25 B B63.2 PSBusPk 3.3 PSB 53.44 .02 12 85 30
93 91 79 C B29.5 PSSWorld r PSSI 26.76 .19 13 483 20
71 78 53 D B 35.9 PTIndos
2.2 IIT 29.87 .42 55 4 33
35 51 28 E C 2.2 PVFCap
PVFC 1.85 +.10 44 6 ..
47 69 35 B C+ 58.8 Paccar 1.0 PCAR 48.46 .63 20 2.0m 30o
23 82 12 E D8.8 Pacer
PACR 4.75 +.01 +104 798 22o
.. .. 78 .. C 10.3 Pachldr 8.7 PHF 9.71 .07 38 25 ..x
13 5 8 E D 17.5 PacificBiosci PACB 11.32 +.74 +724 2.3m ..
11 14 22 .. B10.8 PacBkMgn PBM 7.55 .15 55 1 ..k
25 82 10 E A166 PacfcCap
PCBC 30.09 .36 +999 648 ..o
36 71 20 D B10.7 PacfcCn .4 PCBK 9.03 .34 +209 81 30k
10 55 1 D E 8.8 PacEthanl PEIXD 1.44 .02 22 353 ..
27 64 27 E C 4.9 PacMercBp PMBC 3.48 .01 47 7 ..
2 6 6 .. D 5.4 PacOffPT
PCE 2.11 +.13 91 0.4 ..
77 82 82 C D 7.3 7PacPrmBcp PPBI 6.40 .13 +4 9 8k
10 15 5 E C 6.8 PacSunwr PSUN 2.54 .01 +135 3.1m ..o
50 8 97 .. C 15.3 PacirPhrm PCRX 12.00 .45 +380 502 ..
82 93 68 B D 30.7 PackAmr 2.9 r PKG 27.14 .07 +10 1.5m 14
31 58 36 E C 23.3 PacWstBc .2 PACW 19.73 .01 +27 316 82
66 4 86 E A 5.0 PaetecH
PAET 4.44 .04 14 848 ..
22 17 15 E B 10.5 PainThera
PTIE 5.30 3.94 +999 9.7m ..o
9 22 6 E E 2.8 Palatin
PTN .82 .03 58 42 ..
88 93 79 A D+59.5 Pall
1.3 PLL 54.17 .46 +10 860 19o
24 41 9 E E 16.6 PalmrMd
PMTI 9.70 .16 +430 396 ..
89 82 84 D B19.2 PampaEn
PAM 15.25 ... +58 121 ..
29 48 18 B D43.1 PanAmSl .3 PAAS 29.66 .86 49 996 58o
32 54 21 C B 15.0 Panason .9 PC 11.75 +.18 23 335 27
8 6 19 .. .. 26.0 PandoraMd
P 15.37 +1.37 86 1.4m ..o
99 93 88 A D 129 PaneraBrd PNRA.125.7 +1.37 +5 440 32o
33 6 41 B B32.5 PanhanO 1.0 PHX 28.87 +.13 +262 52 31
33 37 5 B D 5.5 Pansoft
r PSOF 2.82 +.11 92 0.6 6
26 11 50 D B24.4 Pantry
PTRY 17.40 .69 33 204 19o
88 62 82 B C+ 34.8 PapaJohns PZZA 32.43 .07 +24 190 16
38 31 52 C C 39.6 ParPharm
PRX 31.77 .26 +125 757 10o
5 31 8 D D 6.9 ParTechnlgy PAR 3.97 +.01 65 21 18
1 11 3 D E 4.3 ParagShp PRGN 1.96 .05 49 199 3
66 57 76 B C 25.3 ParmTch
PMTC 22.81 .07 +14 1.2m 22o
44 9 96 D B4.5 ParamGn
PZG 3.50 .05 +752 15m ..o
89 88 76 B C+ 29.6 ParaCopl .7 ELP 26.60 +.13 7 338 10

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52-wk
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52-wk
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52-wk
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.. .. 44 .. B 50.7 PimSTM1.2 SMMU 50.46 .02 +8 5 ..k

.. .. 56 .. E 12.0 PIMCOS 8.5 RCS 11.27 .07 52 72 ..
7 7 9 B E 8.7 PinnclAir
PNCL 4.48 +.14 +999 1.9m 4
37 26 72 D B1.9 PinnclDt
PNS 1.32 +.07 59 3 9
72 67 74 D B+ 15.6 PinnclEnt
PNK 13.98 .12 40 323 99
60 82 83 E C 16.9 PinnclFnPt PNFP 15.03 .15 15 160 ..k
72 60 64 C B 45.6 PinaclW 4.8 PNW 43.72 .01 16 616 15
.. .. 64 .. D22.8 PionDvH 8.7 HNW 22.08 +.20 +7 33 ..
86 67 96 D C 16.2 PnrDrlng
PDC 13.48 .43 +76 1.3m ..o
.. .. 63 .. B14.5 PionFlt 7.0 PHD 13.70 +.03 30 51 ..
.. .. 50 .. D17.4 PionrHI 10 PHT 16.31 .01 36 56 ..k
.. .. 57 .. C+ 14.4 PioMuAd 8.4 MAV 13.57 +.12 20 44 ..k
.. .. 54 .. B15.5 PionrMu 8.1 MHI 13.99 .03 2 45 ..
69 77 59 A C 106 PionrNtr .1 PXD 84.44 1.40 +5 1.8m 28o
35 62 24 A E 35.9 PionSwE 7.5 PSE 27.18 .21 74 22 9
25 66 10 C D+44.6 PiperJaff
r PJC 28.01 .74 +124 260 14k
18 45 24 .. B26.4 PitneyB 6.7 r PBI 22.12 .54 +87 4.4m 9o
72 55 78 C B13.4 PittsWV 3.3 PW 12.00 ... 79 0.7 23
10 18 7 E D+4.1 Pxlwrks
PXLW 2.48 +.02 72 19 ..
88 55 93 C B NH PizzaInn
PZZI 2.67 +.17 +312 63 16
78 78 46 B C 66.0 PlainAl 6.2 PAA 62.60 +.17 36 271 19o
56 29 84 B C 40.1 PlainsEx
PXP 34.81 1.05 47 995 31o
70 67 93 E C+ 3.3 PlanarSys PLNR 2.97 +.17 83 6 18
58 74 42 A B39.2 Plantron .6 r PLT 34.89 .16 +52 793 14o
11 6 28 .. B2.8 PlatnmGr
PLG 1.96 ... 44 128 8k
8 18 11 D E 46.4 PlatUnd 1.0 r PTP 32.18 .24 +70 528 ..
51 82 52 B E 38.7 Plexus
r PLXS 31.89 .17 +2 367 13k
7 39 2 D E 10.7 PlugPwr
PLUG 2.30 +.05 39 182 ..o
49 45 49 B D+44.3 PlumCrk 4.3 r PCL 39.20 .16 10 1.0m 35o
70 21 98 .. A4.4 PluristThn PSTI 2.87 .06 49 121 ..
15 60 5 E D1.8 Point360n PTSX .57 +.07 35 9 ..
56 9 92 D B 12.2 PointsIntl PCOM 9.99 +.11 71 10 99
20 44 18 E C+ 3.2 PokerTek
PTEK 1.43 +.02 92 1 ..
98 91 95 A B+ 115 Polaris
1.7 PII 106.7 1.06 +467 2.6m 21
86 69 88 B B136 PoloRL
.6 r RL 125.6 2.37 26 951 21o
97 93 97 B B 61.7 Polycom
PLCM 60.76 .39 21 1.2m 35
6 32 8 .. E 2.7 PolyMet
PLM 1.39 .01 77 63 ..k
92 76 86 B C+ 15.5 Polyone 1.1 POL 14.67 .14 +5 847 14o
99 95 98 A B72.07Polypore
PPO 63.72 +1.03 +164 2.5m 40o
21 51 2 .. E 0.8 Poniard
PARD .23 +.02 33 158 ..
72 51 88 C C 31.1 Pool
2.0 r POOL 28.65 +.07 +135 589 22
94 82 90 B B49.0 PopeRes 2.3 POPE 43.91 +.82 87 0.3 30
14 26 21 D D 3.6 Popular
BPOP 2.66 .09 6 8.0m ..
1 2 4 E E 12.9 PorterBc .7 PBIB 5.50 +.78 +999 333 ..k
97 93 76 A B91.0 PortRec
PRAA 85.00 +.35 +185 223 17o
88 96 83 C B 26.1 PortGE 4.2 POR 25.04 .07 +72 1.4m 11o
36 44 22 B C+ 13.7 PortgTel 17 PT 9.57 .20 +34 275 41
23 45 5 D C 1.2 PositiveID PSID .38 .01 66 45 ..
70 63 88 E D 42.2 Post P 2.0 r PPS 39.33 .07 14 343 ..
31 18 93 .. D8.5 PostRock
PSTR 6.09 +.22 53 36 11
94 98 77 A D64.0 Potash
.5 r POT 52.54 .40 40 5.0m 21o
66 85 30 A D40.9 Potlatch 5.8 PCH 34.89 +.01 31 190 28
31 35 52 D C 40.9 Powell Inds POWL 34.32 +.68 +39 61 20
52 54 46 B C+ 43.9 PwrIntg .5 POWI 36.71 +.02 +158 481 19o
63 82 19 A B+ 13.0 PowerOne r PWER 7.80 .30 4 2.9m 6o
12 18 15 D D11.1 PowerSec POWR 7.11 +.01 +245 329 ..
.. .. 51 .. B 30.3 PSh130 3.1 PLW 28.78 +.05 73 11 ..
.. .. 40 .. D+21.7 PSMltC
.4 PQZ 18.25 +.09 +6 2 ..
.. .. 66 .. D+30.9 PSAlpQ
.6 PQY 28.91 .09 98 0.7 ..
.. .. 43 .. B 26.6 PSLowD 1.1 PLK 25.46 ... 3 4 ..
.. .. 64 .. D27.9 PSMega 1.5 PMA 26.04 .37 48 2 ..
.. .. 61 .. C 20.8 PSAeroD 1.0 PPA 19.61 .14 83 35 ..
.. .. 55 .. B27.1 PSBldABd 5.5 BAB 26.53 .07 +302 535 ..
.. .. 73 .. C 28.2 PSBuybkA .6 PKW 26.05 .23 85 2 ..
.. .. 48 .. B26.8 PSCefInc 8.3 PCEF 25.69 .10 37 47 ..
.. .. 61 .. D30.2 PSClean .1 PZD 26.93 .31 +31 13 ..
.. .. 32 .. .. 25.4 PSConvSec CVRT 24.28 .12 21 4 99
.. .. 78 .. B+ NH PSD3XGBd BUNT 22.79 +.12 +84 8 99
.. .. 44 .. E 21.8 PSDb3XItlBtp ITLT 20.23 .20 +14 3 99
.. .. 52 .. B21.3 PSDb3XJpGv JGBT 20.82 +.04 95 0.1 99
4 2 37 .. .. 20.1 PSDb3XLgUs UUPT 19.59 +.31 12 12 99
.. .. 17 .. D30.4 PSD3XS25Et SBND 21.33 +.16 65 10 99
4 2 48 .. .. 22.1 PSDb3XShUs UDNT 20.29 .33 70 1 99
.. .. 85 .. C 16.9 DBAgriDL
DAG 12.88 .41 34 232 ..k
.. .. 64 .. D 35.6 PSDbAgri
DBA 31.93 .29 31 1.8m ..
.. .. 51 .. C 26.2 PSDbBsMetls DBB 23.03 .14 73 65 ..
.. .. 66 .. E 13.8 DBCmdDL
DYY 9.93 .22 58 25 ..k
.. .. 66 .. E 32.0 PSDbComdIdx DBC 28.26 .34 16 2.4m ..
.. .. 61 .. E 33.7 PSDbEnrgFnd DBE 28.42 .31 53 66 ..
.. .. 54 .. D+25.3 PSDbG10Curr DBV 24.10 .13 69 40 ..k
.. .. 59 .. B+ 20.9 PSDbGerBnd BUNL 20.90 +.05 43 2 99
.. .. 84 .. D+51.5 DBGldDL
DGP 46.60 1.43 3 1.0m ..k
.. .. 11 .. A12.2 DBGldDS
DZZ 6.89 +.19 +23 1.2m ..k
.. .. 71 .. B 55.3 PSDbGoldFnd DGL 52.60 .82 +66 81 ..k
.. .. 19 .. C 18.7 DBGldSh
DGZ 14.16 +.20 +2 173 ..k
.. .. 44 .. D20.6 PSDbItalnBtp ITLY 20.07 .11 33 1 99
.. .. 48 .. D20.4 PSDbJpGvBd JGBL 20.31 +.03 +13 2 99
.. .. 62 .. D21.7 PSBMetDL BDD 17.33 ... 77 5 99
.. .. 24 .. D 24.9 PSBMetDS BOM 11.48 +.02 +106 156 99k
.. .. 34 .. B26.6 PwSBMetS BOS 19.13 .34 17 4 99
.. .. 51 .. B85.3 PSCrudeDS DTO 55.56 +.41 51 489 99
.. .. 39 .. D 34.6 PSDbOilFnd DBO 27.75 .08 61 238 ..
.. .. 51 .. A 55.1 PSCrudeSh SZO 45.91 +.26 62 8 99
.. .. 77 .. D62.1 PSDbPrecMtls DBP 54.82 1.05 38 185 ..k
.. .. 89 .. E 87.0 PSDbSilvrFnd DBS 59.88 1.87 75 71 ..k
.. .. 58 .. D+29.3 PSUSDBear UDN 28.22 .17 33 189 ..
.. .. 27 .. B+ 25.2 PSUSDBull UUP 21.63 +.13 11 5.3m ..
.. .. 63 .. C 15.4 PSDivAc 2.4 PFM 14.47 .15 62 22 ..
.. .. 58 .. C 23.9 PSDTcLd
.5 PIZ 21.31 .23 61 17 ..
.. .. 61 .. D 19.5 PSETcLd
.4 PIE 18.02 .03 3 183 ..
.. .. 73 .. D+26.7 PSTchLdr .1 PDP 25.01 .28 72 43 ..
.. .. 25 .. E 13.8 PSDynBan 2.3 PJB 11.79 .07 74 3 ..
.. .. 77 .. C 41.0 PSDynBasc 2.3 PYZ 37.77 .18 57 13 ..
.. .. 66 .. B23.8 PSDynB&G PBE 21.70 .47 56 26 ..
.. .. 36 .. E 14.7 PSDynBld& 6.2 PKB 12.68 .12 87 4 ..
.. .. 71 .. B27.9 PSDynCons .8 PEZ 26.29 +.26 14 2 ..
.. .. 73 .. B32.2 PSDynCons 1.7 PSL 30.88 +.13 18 3 ..
.. .. 71 .. D19.8 PShDvIn 2.8 PFA 18.25 +.07 76 2 ..
.. .. 77 .. D45.1 PSDynEn .8 PXI 39.44 .62 26 45 ..
.. .. 73 .. D28.4 PSDynEnr .6 PXE 23.86 .46 63 22 ..
.. .. 47 .. C 20.5 PSDynF 1.5 PFI 18.77 +.03 37 3 ..
.. .. 75 .. B 20.6 PSDynFoo .9 PBJ 19.65 .04 85 40 ..
.. .. 80 .. B+ 32.2 PSDynHlthcr PTH 30.82 .20 52 8 ..
.. .. 66 .. B32.9 PSDynInds .5 PRN 29.62 +.05 86 5 ..
.. .. 39 .. D+17.4 PSDynI
2.6 PIC 15.75 .34 93 0.1 ..
.. .. 71 .. D 19.9 PSDynLeis 1.0 PEJ 18.94 .03 70 18 ..
.. .. 61 .. E 17.8 PSDynLgC .7 PWB 16.35 .22 74 10 ..
.. .. 63 .. D+20.5 PSDynLgC 2.3 PWV 19.31 .19 56 39 ..
.. .. 66 .. D48.5 PSDynM 1.3 PWC 45.13 .06 29 7 ..
.. .. 63 .. C 15.8 PSDynM .6 PBS 14.38 .12 94 5 ..
.. .. 75 .. D+29.5 PSDynNetwkg PXQ 27.05 .30 73 20 ..
.. .. 76 .. E 26.8 PSDynOil .3 PXJ 22.75 .42 60 67 ..
.. .. 66 .. C+ 54.0 PSDynOtc PWO 50.56 .59 94 0.1 ..
.. .. 83 .. D27.1 PSDynPh .6 PJP 26.08 .12 74 16 ..
.. .. 75 .. D22.5 PSDynRe 1.2 PMR 20.57 .28 96 5 ..
.. .. 66 .. D 18.8 PSDynS
.1 PSI 16.14 .30 96 2 ..
.. .. 57 .. E 27.6 PSDynSoftwr PSJ 25.34 .28 80 5 ..
.. .. 54 .. B28.4 PSDynTech PTF 25.46 +.01 91 1 ..
.. .. 71 .. C 17.6 PSDynUtil 3.1 PUI 16.88 +.14 42 8 ..
.. .. 58 .. E 56.6 PSEmInf 1.2 PXR 50.72 .23 73 10 ..

.. .. 47 .. D+28.6 PShEMSo 5.6 PCY 26.99 .01 +40 535 ..
.. .. 47 .. E 18.5 PSFinPf 7.0 PGF 17.76 .05 +455 2.5m ..
.. .. 58 .. C+ 26.5 PSFndPur 1.8 PXLC 24.56 .22 94 0.3 ..
.. .. 66 .. C 27.4 PSFndPur .8 PXMC 25.68 .30 92 0.3 ..
.. .. 66 .. E 24.3 PSFndPur .2 PXMG 21.95 .26 66 7 ..
.. .. 63 .. E 17.4 PSFdPrM1.0 PXMV 16.38 +.03 61 4 ..
.. .. 71 .. D 25.4 PSFndPur .4 PXSC 23.31 .32 87 0.4 ..
.. .. 76 .. E 19.2 PSFdPrSmGr PXSG 17.40 .08 81 44 ..
.. .. 68 .. D17.1 PSFdPrS 1.3 PXSV 15.87 .04 +264 60 ..
.. .. 64 .. C 61.9 PSAsxJ 2.4 PAF 55.11 .19 83 1 ..
.. .. 51 .. E 44.1 PShDvxU 2.7 PXF 38.93 .58 3 37 ..
.. .. 58 .. C 26.3 PSDvMxU 2.7 PDN 23.98 .12 73 3 ..
.. .. 43 .. D 27.4 PSEmgMk 1.3 PXH 24.48 .14 +42 120 ..
.. .. 58 .. E 61.0 PSFtsRafi 1.8 PRF 56.40 .59 48 41 ..
.. .. 66 .. D70.8 PSFtsRafi .8 PRFZ 65.25 .48 7 34 ..
.. .. 69 .. D34.2 PSGAgr 1.1 PAGG 31.17 .24 87 5 ..
.. .. 26 .. D15.9 PShGEng .2 PBD 13.17 .19 58 23 ..
.. .. 40 .. D 39.2 PSGCoal 1.0 PKOL 32.65 .50 +111 35 ..
.. .. 22 .. E 53.5 PSGGold 2.2 PSAU 42.85 1.23 90 1 ..
.. .. 30 .. E 22.6 PSGlbNu 3.8 PKN 18.54 .02 50 5 ..
.. .. 34 .. C 25.0 PSGSte 1.7 PSTL 21.48 +.18 99 0.1 ..k
.. .. 18 .. E 11.8 PSWDEn .1 PWND 9.33 .05 52 7 ..k
.. .. 54 .. B21.5 PSGlobalW 1.2 PIO 19.36 .21 58 29 ..
.. .. 29 .. E 29.3 PSGldDrg 1.1 PGJ 24.89 +.11 35 55 ..
.. .. 43 .. E 9.1 PSHiYld 4.1 PEY 8.59 .03 37 77 ..
.. .. 43 .. D18.8 PSHYCpB 6.8 PHB 18.32 .08 43 166 ..k
.. .. 55 .. B12.4 PowrshrsI 2.4 PTO 11.79 .03 +245 8 ..
.. .. 28 .. D26.7 PSIndia 1.0 PIN 22.40 +.33 +13 456 ..
.. .. 43 .. B 24.7 PShNatM 4.7 PZA 23.35 .05 54 65 ..
.. .. 43 .. A24.6 PSInsCa 4.6 PWZ 23.18 ... 75 2 ..
.. .. 43 .. D24.2 PSInsNy 4.6 PZT 22.83 .01 85 0.6 ..
.. .. 58 .. B 29.7 PSIntl
3.4 PICB 28.22 .20 59 7 ..
.. .. 58 .. D17.0 PSIntlDvA 3.7 PID 15.60 .05 +72 196 ..
.. .. 32 .. C 25.3 PSKbHD 10 KBWD 23.37 .17 36 8 ..
.. .. 40 .. C 28.8 PSKbwR 5.8 KBWY 25.33 .02 84 0.6 ..
.. .. 36 .. E 12.4 PSPrivEq 9 PSP 10.18 .15 41 161 ..
.. .. 18 .. E 10.6 PSLuxNano PXN 8.34 .02 67 4 ..
.. .. 28 .. D14.8 PSMnFrt3.6 PMNA 12.06 ... 69 4 ..
.. .. 71 .. D41.8 PSNasIntnt PNQI 36.75 .37 84 3 ..
.. .. 48 .. D+14.6 PSPref 6.7 PGX 14.25 .01 +17 461 ..
.. .. 57 .. D59.3 PSQqqTrs .8 QQQ 54.38 .96 +10 56m ..
.. .. 55 .. D+13.7 PwrshRvTc 1.3 PAO 12.69 +.05 78 4 ..
.. .. 51 .. C+ 14.0 PwrshRvrf 2.0 PCA 12.93 .01 +17 9 ..
.. .. 37 .. B22.2 PSSP500B 1.4 PBP 20.78 .14 53 16 ..
.. .. 23 .. .. 24.8 PSS&P5 .1 SPHB 22.14 .27 73 2 99
.. .. 66 .. B14.8 Powrshrs 1.4 PIV 13.98 .12 22 44 ..
.. .. 37 .. .. 25.6 PSS&P5 1.3 SPLV 24.52 +.03 60 17 99
.. .. 71 .. A29.9 PSSCC
.6 PSCD 28.43 .18 80 3 ..k
.. .. 75 .. B33.3 PSSCC
.9 PSCC 31.90 .04 96 0.9 ..k
.. .. 82 .. D43.9 PSSCE 1.5 PSCE 35.59 .99 86 8 ..k
.. .. 52 .. C 29.0 PSSCF 1.4 PSCF 26.67 .10 50 3 ..k
.. .. 82 .. C 34.8 PSSCH .3 PSCH 32.05 .40 70 35 ..k
.. .. 69 .. E 32.8 PSSCI
.3 PSCT 29.79 .26 73 8 ..k
.. .. 58 .. E 31.5 PSSCI
.6 PSCI 28.52 .14 52 1 ..k
.. .. 67 .. C 31.2 PSSCMa .9 PSCM 28.70 +.58 91 0.1 ..k
.. .. 71 .. D30.6 PSSCU 2.1 PSCU 29.50 +.17 83 1 ..k
.. .. 37 .. D25.4 PSSeni 3.6 BKLN 24.70 +.08 72 44 ..
.. .. 43 .. B 25.0 PSVrdoT
.4 PVI 25.00 +.01 +10 130 ..
.. .. 50 .. D20.6 PSWatrR .8 PHO 18.59 .15 49 112 ..o
.. .. 18 .. D11.4 PSWhClnEnrg PBW 8.69 .05 40 204 ..o
.. .. 47 .. D 31.0 PSWHPrE .5 PUW 26.93 .04 73 4 ..
.. .. 54 .. C+ 12.6 PSZacksM .4 PZI 11.44 .05 59 10 ..
68 63 81 B E 4.9 Pwrwave PWAV 2.84 .16 +75 4.2m 21o
25 24 6 B D8.2 Pozen
POZN 4.33 .16 +150 308 6
28 2 73 E D4.5 PranaBio
PRAN 1.78 +.01 73 106 ..k
91 84 74 A D108 Praxair 1.9 r PX 103.3 .22 27 1.1m 20o
78 84 72 B C+ 68.7 PrePdLegl
PPD 66.48 +.03 +54 87 10k
92 78 79 A B 159 PrecCast .1 PCP 153.8 1.01 42 439 21
80 53 95 C C 15.7 PrecDrill
PDS 13.45 .19 +31 2.1m 56
6 2 18 .. E 10.4 PrefdAptCmn APTS 8.72 +.12 +40 15 ..
14 15 18 D B11.5 PfdLA
PFBCD 7.25 .26 7 8 ..
96 85 96 B B 79.5 PrfrmLn 1.1 r PLPC 70.12 +1.35 +169 57 13
12 4 39 E D 2.5 PremierEx r PRXI 1.60 .01 36 41 ..k
44 48 70 B D8.4 PremrFinl
PFBI 7.50 +.09 82 2 8
51 24 77 C D 8.8 PremGlbSv
PGI 7.63 .28 +133 518 15k
3 45 2 E E 5.6 PrmWB
PRWT 1.39 .01 67 14 ..k
43 70 59 C E 11.3 PresLife 2.5 PLFE 10.12 .08 +224 158 9
2 3 6 E D+4.2 Presstek
PRST 1.56 +.04 +999 1.9m ..
19 34 8 E C 2.3 PresrBio
PBIO 1.00 ... 69 2 ..
91 62 86 B C+ 13.0 PrestgBr
PBH 12.06 .07 +342 896 15
53 77 35 A E 71.3 PrceTR 2.2 r TROW 56.51 .57 +5 2.0m 21
96 99 94 A D561 7Priceline PCLN 483.0 7.03 +20 1.3m 33o
97 96 96 B B 48.3 PricSmrt 1.3 PSMT 47.25 +.06 +116 365 24k
24 13 45 .. .. NH PrimeAcqstn PACQ 9.50 +.06 +82 11 ..
49 41 98 .. C+ NH Primedi 3.9 PRM 7.11 +.03 +100 690 13
46 22 69 C A30.0 Primeenergy PNRG 23.24 .64 56 0.7 ..
11 42 18 D E 26.2 Primeri
.6 PRI 20.79 +.05 +110 1.2m 9
42 16 59 D D 16.5 PrimoWtr PRMW 13.80 +1.04 +194 588 ..
92 94 96 A B+ 13.0 Primoris .8 PRIM 12.61 +.46 +519 944 15
51 68 68 .. B 5.7 PrimusG
r PRS 5.00 +.02 +999 770 2
10 34 28 E E 7.3 PrinctnNtl PNBC 4.91 .06 96 0.2 ..
5 41 1 E E 2.5 PrinctnRvw REVU .21 +.01 +374 2.9m ..
27 44 39 C C 35.0 PrncplF 1.9 r PFG 29.01 .46 +31 3.0m 10o
15 31 7 E C 2.2 PrvtMed
PRVT .77 +.15 88 0.8 ..
43 82 38 D B16.5 PrvtBcp .3 PVTB 13.25 .36 +187 1.4m 57
82 82 88 E D4.0 ProDexInc PDEX 2.67 .13 98 0.6 ..
84 92 79 B C 70.3 Proassrnce r PRA 69.60 +.45 +49 268 9
53 14 97 D C 13.0 ProceraNn
PKT 10.04 .03 +679 1.1m ..
68 62 45 B D 67.7 ProctGm 3.4 PG 62.59 .87 +54 15m 16o
49 4 87 E D+8.7 Progenics PGNX 6.93 +.03 +81 244 ..o
60 49 67 C C+ 49.0 ProgrsEn 5.3 PGN 47.18 .10 +6 1.4m 15o
59 85 21 B E 31.5 ProgSftw r PRGS 23.34 +.05 +113 836 14k
48 36 41 C B 22.1 Progresv 1.9 r PGR 20.56 +.11 +34 4.9m 11
86 89 66 B B26.2 Progressv 2.0 BIN 24.99 .33 27 206 26
40 19 79 E E 37.4 Prologis 3.3 PLD 34.16 +.33 +91 8.0m ..
21 7 10 .. B7.9 ProlorBio PBTH 4.98 ... 48 29 ..
20 8 26 E B13.1 PromtrDeInf PRIS 8.21 +.13 49 29 ..k
18 22 4 E D+2.0 ProPhaseL PRPH .83 .01 70 3 ..
.. .. 61 .. D63.1 ProCS130 .7 CSM 58.22 .48 70 6 ..
.. .. 40 .. C+ 43.5 ProRafiLng .6 RALS 41.11 .20 +85 16 ..
.. .. 28 .. D46.7 ProSht20Tr TBF 41.32 +.17 +17 516 ..o
.. .. 22 .. B+ 58.1 ProShtBM SBM 37.47 +.22 65 5 ..
.. .. 25 .. B54.9 ProShtDow DOG 41.99 +.37 +103 1.2m ..o
.. .. 44 .. C 45.6 ProSShFn
SEF 37.95 +.23 +24 94 ..
.. .. 32 .. B50.3 PSShtFtseC25 YXI 42.41 .50 +6 5 ..
.. .. 40 .. C 41.9 PSShrtHiYld SJB 39.95 +.18 +241 87 99
.. .. 34 .. B76.4 ProShRgBk KRS 60.38 +.03 +44 12 ..
.. .. 21 .. B44.7 ProShtMC
MYY 31.21 +.29 +999 1.3m ..
.. .. 26 .. A65.2 ProShtEafe EFZ 48.95 +.47 +93 134 ..
.. .. 29 .. A41.2 PrShtEMn EUM 31.04 +.11 57 44 ..
.. .. 21 .. A 57.8 ProSShOG
DDG 37.50 +.29 73 4 ..
.. .. 27 .. B46.3 ProShtQQQ PSQ 34.02 +.58 36 451 ..o
.. .. 19 .. C+ 57.0 ProShtRE
REK 36.72 +.03 +13 28 ..
.. .. 21 .. B+ 44.8 ProSR2K
RWM 30.66 +.16 2 1.1m ..o
.. .. 27 .. B+ 56.0 ProShtSP
SH 42.61 +.49 8 2.1m ..o
.. .. 21 .. B39.2 ProShtSC
SBB 27.32 +.17 63 14 ..
.. .. 85 .. D166 ProUltP .3 UDOW 132.6 3.78 18 60 ..
.. .. 90 .. D109 ProUPM4 .0 UMDD 86.59 2.27 28 21 ..
.. .. 75 .. D93.4
.. .. 87 .. E 105
.. .. 80 .. E 88.0
.. .. 12 .. B+ 81.5
.. .. 9 .. B+ 70.4
.. .. 15 .. B 76.7
.. .. 8 .. B 66.9
.. .. 14 .. B 41.7
.. .. 62 .. B+ 105
.. .. 73 .. B+ 92.5
.. .. 79 .. E 60.1
.. .. 85 .. D+83.3
.. .. 84 .. D+59.8
.. .. 51 .. D 42.5
.. .. 13 .. E 64.8
.. .. 77 .. E 67.7
.. .. 75 .. D+32.7
.. .. 26 .. E 75.9
.. .. 34 .. D+90.4
.. .. 85 .. D+85.4
.. .. 87 .. C 70.4
.. .. 80 .. D+58.0
.. .. 64 .. A+42.9
.. .. 30 .. B 53.9
.. .. 84 .. E 79.6
.. .. 26 .. E 38.6
.. .. 64 .. E 101
.. .. 51 .. C 120
.. .. 71 .. C 45.7
.. .. 37 .. D88.2
.. .. 69 .. B43.5
.. .. 89 .. E 82.3
.. .. 86 .. E 63.6
.. .. 68 .. E 95.9
.. .. 83 .. E 63.9
.. .. 79 .. D+60.2
.. .. 73 .. B34.6
.. .. 85 .. C 61.3
.. .. 71 .. D 36.7
.. .. 85 .. D59.5
.. .. 79 .. D+43.7
.. .. 80 .. E 52.2
.. .. 77 .. E 92.3
.. .. 73 .. E 56.9
.. .. 54 .. E 49.9
.. .. 94 .. E 382
.. .. 83 .. C 56.1
.. .. 47 .. C 74.5
.. .. 87 .. D67.0
.. .. 80 .. D50.5
.. .. 18 .. E 41.5
.. .. 22 .. D60.6
.. .. 17 .. E 45.2
.. .. 14 .. A 47.4
.. .. 24 .. D88.0
.. .. 12 .. B43.4
.. .. 12 .. C 38.2
.. .. 44 .. C+ 85.0
.. .. 17 .. A31.9
.. .. 17 .. B25.3
.. .. 40 .. B+ 99
.. .. 24 .. A 41.7
.. .. 10 .. B 43.6
.. .. 10 .. C 41.2
.. .. 14 .. B 97.3
.. .. 12 .. B+ 87.6
.. .. 31 .. B+ 28.6
.. .. 16 .. B 46.1
.. .. 19 .. D+58.2
.. .. 12 .. B+ 106
.. .. 24 .. D 51.6
.. .. 16 .. C 101
.. .. 16 .. D 107
.. .. 13 .. A+78.3
.. .. 19 .. A104
.. .. 17 .. B+ 40.1
.. .. 18 .. C 55.4
.. .. 11 .. B 99
.. .. 17 .. B 104
.. .. 10 .. A32.2
.. .. 11 .. B 107
.. .. 15 .. C 103
.. .. 12 .. A+99
.. .. 17 .. A27.3
.. .. 19 .. A39.1
.. .. 19 .. B103
.. .. 2 .. B 145
.. .. 12 .. B103
.. .. 29 .. B105
.. .. 17 .. E 40.6
.. .. 13 .. C+ 22.7
.. .. 21 .. D19.7
.. .. 17 .. A 80.2
.. .. 8 .. B+ 85.0
27 34 23 A E 12.4
67 69 78 C B46.8
31 39 15 D D10.6
9 31 19 C E 29.5
27 15 28 D B 18.5
17 8 10 C D18.3
3 27 3 E E 2.5
33 38 68 D E 9.5
71 50 86 D C 8.7
61 78 47 D B15.7
30 56 16 D D+11.1
14 18 18 D C 8.0
32 26 46 B D67.5
29 31 68 C E 26.0
49 13 50 B B+ 7.2
82 44 69 A B11.1
75 85 67 B D120
41 58 32 B D+34.9
59 82 42 E C 7.8
20 20 41 C D 6.4
8 3 26 E C 9.3
6 14 1 E E 3.1
9 7 29 E D5.3
.. .. 74 .. B9.5
.. .. 53 .. B+ 8.0
.. .. 25 .. E 6.7
.. .. 46 .. A12.4
.. .. 37 .. D+7.0
32 64 14 C D+9.4
21 46 10 A E 8.0
55 54 68 C E 5.3 QCHlds 4.7 QCCO 4.24 +.26 +51 17 5

64 82 63 D B+ 11.0 QCRHldg .9 QCRH 9.13 +.12 87 0.6 13
47 24 82 C D+43.7 QEPResou .2 QEP 40.52 +.59 +112 2.6m 33
12 26 3 B E 6.4 QKLStrs
QKLS 1.93 +.08 61 34 9
36 8 62 E C 8.9 QLTInc
r QLTI 7.03 .04 49 106 ..
22 9 44 D D+23.6 QREner 7.9 QRE 20.88 +.21 +14 119 ..
54 73 33 B D22.2 QiagenNV QGEN 18.78 .35 +985 21m 19o
3 41 3 E D6.0 QiaoXMobn QXM 1.99 ... +15 83 ..k
6 7 5 E C+ 3.9 QiaoXing
XING 1.15 .02 37 477 ..o
47 82 2 .. B36.2 Qihoo360Tch QIHU 16.24 1.76 12 1.7m 99o
81 14 96 B B NH QlikTech
QLIK 33.39 +.12 +414 6.8m 99o
64 92 18 A C+ 19.2 Qlogic
r QLGC 15.46 .15 +3 1.5m 10
41 60 15 C D+49.9 Quad/Gr 2.1 QUAD 38.01 1.92 +999 3.4m ..
94 69 77 B B+ 46.0 QkrChem 2.4 KWR 40.49 .42 +43 128 12
90 92 83 A D 59.8 Qualcm 1.6 QCOM.54.19 .77 32 9.1m 18
81 82 96 .. B 13.77QltyDistr QLTY 12.80 +.01 +520 641 33
98 95 83 A C 91.6 QualtyS 1.7 QSII 82.63 .07 17 180 38o
40 45 46 E C 2.0 Qualstar
QBAK 1.76 .05 95 0.6 ..
3 7 13 D E 21.6 Quanex 1.0 NX 15.90 +.06 +135 700 36o
30 50 23 C B 24.2 Quanta
r PWR 19.46 .37 9 2.1m 27o
74 83 91 .. B+ 4.5 QuantDSSG QTM 3.16 .11 +71 4.8m 15
15 28 3 D B+ 15.0 QuantFuel QTWW 3.47 +.13 84 92 ..
7 25 9 .. D2.2 Quaterragn QMM 1.19 +.01 +18 178 ..
56 41 80 D B+ 15.5 Quepasa
QPSA 6.65 +.16 21 880 ..o
82 57 76 B B 61.2 QstDiagn .7 r DGX 59.41 .82 +14 1.9m 14
8 2 13 .. .. 7.9 QestRarMinls QRM 6.53 +.24 +46 480 ..
56 67 25 B E 28.5 QuestSoft r QSFT 22.20 .03 +14 1.1m 16
43 32 52 B C 18.3 Questar 3.5 STR 17.59 +.06 +1 1.8m 15o
98 67 98 A B+ 24.9 Questcor
QCOR 23.45 .02 5 869 37o
12 23 6 C D 7.2 QckLogic
QUIK 3.08 .06 46 154 99o
48 24 69 B B16.0 Quickslvr
KWK 14.60 .18 24 2.6m 26o
75 34 84 E A16.3 Quidel
QDEL 14.74 .12 +105 440 43
27 5 52 D B5.7 Quiksilver
ZQK 4.55 .08 19 1.1m 18
41 92 7 A E 24.9 QuinStrt
QNST 12.46 +.34 +377 2.5m 13
ProUltPQQQ TQQQ 71.41 3.97 +34 490 ..o

ProUPR2K URTY 80.57 1.38 +13 190 ..o
ProUltS .1 UPRO 69.70 2.51 +75 2.0m ..o
PrUPShD30 SDOW 35.44 +.97 +32 480 ..o
PrUPSM400 SMDD 22.17 +.54 57 33 ..
PrUPShQQQ SQQQ 28.75 +1.44 +1 896 ..o
PrUPShR2K SRTY 19.05 +.30 +95 1.2m ..
ProUSSP500 SPXU 17.54 +.59 +1 5.3m ..o
Pro20y 1.3 UBT 86.02 .70 66 12 ..o
Pro710yrT UST 90.17 +.67 68 9 ..
PrUBasM
UYM 47.77 .71 3 1.2m ..o
ProUCnG .3 UGE 75.65 1.06 32 3 ..
ProUCnS
.0 UCC 53.52 +1.02 69 1 ..
ProUltCmdy UCD 32.17 .73 74 3 ..k
ProUltCrude UCO 39.04 .45 +6 2.6m ..
ProUltD .4 DDM 58.45 1.12 +47 1.7m ..o
ProUltEuro ULE 28.80 .39 12 16 ..
ProUltFn .1 UYG 58.56 .70 29 1.1m ..o
PSUltFtseC25 XPP 69.90 +1.32 22 26 ..o
ProSUltGold UGL 77.01 2.33 9 374 ..
ProUltHC .7 RXL 63.08 1.56 73 6 ..
ProUltI
.2 UXI 48.63 .97 60 13 ..
PSUltrInvGrd IGU 42.62 +.51 96 0.3 1
ProURgBk .5 KRU 43.02 +.45 83 0.6 ..
ProUltMC .0 MVV 68.62 1.00 29 142 ..
ProUBraz
UBR 29.65 .20 53 9 ..
ProUltE
.0 EFO 82.78 1.46 78 0.8 ..
ProUltEM .0 EET 98.86 .32 70 4 ..o
ProUEur
UPV 35.60 1.24 +61 4 ..
ProUltJpn
EZJ 66.09 +.71 82 4 ..
ProUPacex
UXJ 35.21 +.47 89 0.4 ..
PSUltNB .1 BIB 71.81 1.21 61 5 ..
ProUOG
.3 DIG 48.98 1.86 36 837 ..o
ProUltQQQ QLD 80.45 2.91 0 3.7m ..o
ProUltRE .6 URE 56.79 .15 42 320 ..o
ProUR1KG .1 UKF 52.58 +.49 96 0.1 ..
ProUR1KV .6 UVG 30.11 .33 97 0.1 ..
PrUR2KG
UKK 50.75 .75 54 11 ..
ProUR2KV .3 UVT 31.11 .41 99 0.1 ..
PrURMCG
UKW 51.75 .37 +82 8 ..
PrURMCV .1 UVU 37.90 .59 70 1 ..
ProUltR2K UWM 43.95 .43 +26 2.2m ..o
ProUltR
.1 UWC 80.03 +1.78 +470 6 ..
ProUltSP .6 SSO 48.89 1.17 +52 19m ..o
ProUSemi .2 USD 36.79 1.71 +26 118 ..
ProSUltSilv AGQ 160.610.31 51 1.6m ..
ProUltSC .0 SAA 48.40 .54 33 18 ..o
ProUTech
ROM 58.57 2.16 25 45 ..o
ProUltT
.4 LTL 58.86 .01 97 0.1 ..
ProUltU 2.3 UPW 46.93 +.14 57 2 ..
ProUSL20n TBT 32.50 +.22 +7 10m ..o
PSUltshrt37 TBZ 36.66 .22 79 0.8 99
ProUSL710 PST 37.26 .30 10 149 ..o
PrUShBM
SMN 18.53 +.26 +1 1.2m ..o
ProUShCmdy CMD 49.83 +.96 53 59 ..k
PrUShCnG
SZK 24.29 .21 83 1 ..
PrUShCnS
SCC 19.34 +.45 39 17 ..
ProUShCrde SCO 52.97 +.62 12 1.8m ..
PrUShDow DXD 18.56 +.35 15 1.8m ..o
ProUShEuro EUO 17.53 +.19 +97 4.6m ..
PrUShFn
SKF 66.75 +.80 15 1.5m ..o
PSUltshtFtC25 FXP 28.72 .50 +52 578 ..o
ProSUShGld GLL 24.12 +.71 +51 805 ..
PrUShHc
RXD 23.22 +.49 32 3 ..
PrUShInd
SIJ 46.72 +1.02 61 4 ..
PrUShMC
MZZ 41.63 +.62 27 82 ..
ProUShBrz BZQ 16.83 +.12 14 57 ..o
ProUShEafe EFU 25.12 +.46 29 18 ..
PrUltSEMn EEV 31.92 +.09 15 518 ..o
ProUShEur
EPV 49.23 +1.46 +80 123 ..
PrUlSMSCI EWV 36.09 .24 61 18 ..
ProUShMex SMK 52.89 .08 82 0.2 ..
ProUShPac
JPX 52.94 +1.61 +63 1 ..
PrUShOG
DUG 31.88 +1.11 6 1.4m ..o
PrUShQQQ
QID 55.61 +1.93 +15 6.2m ..o
PrUSR1KG
SFK 21.62 +.59 0 9 ..
PrUSR1KV
SJF 31.80 .28 97 0.1 ..
PrUSR2KG
SKK 41.62 +.53 59 6 ..
PrUSR2KV
SJH 51.78 +.68 19 4 ..
PrUShRE
SRS 15.06 +.03 16 1.1m ..o
PrUSRMCG SDK 49.22 .89 61 0.7 ..
PrUSRMCV
SJL 52.87 +.80 73 0.6 ..
ProUSR2K TWM 44.92 +.45 +17 4.7m ..o
ProUSR3K TWQ 15.08 +.30 +45 4 ..
PrUShSP
SDS 22.38 +.51 1 21m ..o
PrUShSem
SSG 54.72 +2.33 28 42 ..
ProSUSSilv
ZSL 19.58 +1.08 42 12m ..
ProUShSc
SDD 48.49 +.94 69 7 ..
PrUShTch
REW 63.28 +2.24 +65 62 ..
PSUltshtTips TPS 34.04 .45 86 0.3 ..
PrUShUtl
SDP 14.05 +.29 35 3 ..
ProUltShYen YCS 15.12 .03 34 456 ..
PSVixMtFut VIXM 65.82 +1.57 45 31 99
PSVixStFut VIXY 53.13 +2.10 +52 538 99o
Prospct 11 PSEC 10.10 .04 +46 2.0m 9o
ProspBs 1.6 PRSP 42.44 .36 16 250 15k
Protalixn
PLX 6.20 .11 68 59 ..o
PrtcLife 2.9 PL 21.89 .64 +27 795 8
ProvWor 1.1 PWX 14.00 .84 +4 3 ..
ProvSvc
PRSC 12.20 +.55 +386 198 7
ProvCmty PCBS .50 +.03 +13 4 ..k
PrvidtE 6.6 PVX 8.32 .05 36 886 33o
PovdntFn .5 PROV 8.07 +.08 11 14 6
ProvidFS 3.5 PFS 13.80 +.03 +12 308 14
ProvBc 2.9 PBNY 8.34 +.08 +177 178 15
PrudtlB 3.4 PBIP 5.80 +.12 93 0.2 ..
Prudentl 1.9 r PRU 59.71 .69 +20 3.9m 8o
PrudtlUK 3.5 PUK 21.86 .57 +58 310 12
pSivida
PSDV 4.31 +.06 43 35 18
Psychem 4.9 PMD 9.74 .15 +152 30 17
PublicS
3.4 PSA 110.7 +1.96 +73 1.2m 37o
PubSvcEn 4.4 PEG 31.08 .50 +72 4.8m 9o
Pulaski 5.3 PULB 7.19 +.04 24 6 9k
PulseElct 2.3 PULS 4.44 +.03 +3 167 13
PulteGrp
PHM 7.52 .06 49 3.8m ..o
PureBio
PURE .80 .01 +507 3.0m ..
PureCycl
PCYO 3.10 +.08 20 15 ..k
PutHiIn 5.6 PCF 9.23 +.14 +71 71 ..
PtMgMu 7.1 PMM 7.34 +.05 52 63 ..
PutMstI 6.0 PIM 5.66 +.01 25 182 ..k
PutMnO 7.0 PMO 11.31 .07 0 73 ..
PutPrmI
9 PPT 6.41 +.05 35 281 ..
PyramdO
PDO 4.56 .05 30 25 56
PzenaIn 2.2 PZN 5.43 +.07 +575 276 15
11 14 50 E E 3.8 RAITFin 11 RAS 2.09 +.03 +15 2.4m ..

4 9 7 D D+2.6 RAMEgy
RAM 1.33 ... +999 5.4m ..
71 77 61 B C+ 40.8 RBCBear
ROLL 37.21 .72 +37 131 22
31 14 62 D E 5.9 RCMTech RCMT 5.25 +.12 +97 36 15
47 82 8 A D18.2 RDAMicroelec RDA 9.23 +.03 +299 213 16
77 74 70 B D 4.5 RFIndst 2.7 RFIL 3.67 +.04 +292 36 16
27 22 42 B D 8.5 RFMicroDv r RFMD 5.91 .06 +37 8.1m 9o
11 11 29 D B2.4 RFMonolith RFMI 1.27 .03 78 4 25
35 36 47 C C 13.4 BarryRG 2.4 DFZ 11.43 +.26 +334 129 19
37 58 35 D C+ 35.6 RGCResc 4.3 RGCO 31.30 .65 +542 8 16
69 40 99 E B+ 13.5 RITTchrs
RITT 8.01 .74 +82 307 ..
79 79 79 B B60.8 RLI
2.0 RLI 60.22 +.22 +60 130 10k
44 35 32 D .. 18.4 RLJLod
1.9 RLJ 17.07 .31 +387 3.1m ..k
.. .. 54 .. B19.8 RMRAsPac RAP 17.78 .11 16 11 ..k
.. .. 76 .. D33.6 RMRREI 5.2 RIF 32.25 .15 50 4 ..k
94 82 94 A C 29.1 RPC
1.2 RES.22.54 .29 +131 3.5m 16o
38 36 59 C B26.0 RPMIntl 3.8 RPM 22.32 .30 +78 1.2m 15
87 80 86 A .. 31.47RPXCorp RPXC 27.30 .07 +252 1.2m 66
23 27 21 C D 9.3 RRSat 4.2 RRST 7.08 +.13 67 2 17
30 16 80 E E 15.0 RSCHldn
RRR 10.89 .46 +125 2.9m ..k
80 92 50 D A3.3 RTIBiolog
RTIX 2.87 .02 +323 1.3m 23
57 16 85 D C+ 39.8 RTIIntl
RTI 35.04 .50 28 491 ..o
22 40 4 .. C 4.1 RXiPhmn
RXII 1.01 +.03 47 794 ..
95 97 94 B B46.57Rackspce RAX.40.48 .36 +330 7.9m 99o
94 82 96 B B+ 4.5 RadaElrs RADA 3.96 .04 56 10 20
19 40 6 A E 14.7 Radcom
RDCM 5.21 +.01 81 8 17
12 34 3 D E 10.1 RadianGp .3 RDN 3.92 .29 22 3.2m ..o
88 92 80 A B+ 21.17RadiantSys RADS 20.06 .42 +163 866 18
37 2 92 E D3.0 RadioOneDr ROIAK 1.86 .06 +488 3.8m ..
13 52 8 B E 23.4 RadioShk 1.9 r RSH 12.85 .35 +73 5.5m 7o
6 27 11 D E 11.0 Radisys
r RSYS 7.25 .15 +992 682 15
74 63 93 .. C 5.2 RadNet
RDNT 4.10 .12 +999 3.1m 37
10 4 22 D E 12.0 Radvision RVSN 7.56 .09 51 23 58
68 70 53 A D43.1 Radware RDWR 32.48 1.00 14 160 31o
65 82 67 C E 17.3 RailAmern r RA 13.88 .15 +132 402 27
2 16 13 E E 1.8 RainmkrS RMKR 1.01 .03 +55 32 ..
95 84 94 C B91.4 Ralcorp
RAH 86.50 .82 57 464 17
26 24 8 B B 22.8 Rambus
RMBS 14.21 .23 +340 8.5m 99
48 59 49 E C+ 13.5 RamcoGe 5.4 RPT 12.04 .15 19 250 ..
39 12 67 C B 4.2 Ramtron
RMTR 2.94 .04 86 21 ..
15 27 24 E D 3.9 RandCapital RAND 2.89 .01 80 0.1 ..
56 27 88 C B8.3 RandLog
RLOG 7.15 +.35 74 3 59k
47 75 22 B C 106 Randgold .2 GOLD 78.66 1.37 33 433 57o
40 25 77 D C 59.6 RangeRes .3 RRC 52.28 .48 10 1.7m 91o
77 19 99 .. A 6.8 RaptorPh
RPTP 6.32 .01 +607 3.9m ..
34 7 96 .. B 17.9 RareElement REE 10.67 +.17 42 1.2m ..o
75 86 81 .. C 61.9 RavnInd 1.4 RAVN 53.26 .73 +225 182 22
49 85 41 B D39.7 RaymJam 1.7 RJF 31.32 .46 +22 854 13
82 61 83 B D+67.3 Rayonier 3.4 RYN 63.01 +.27 +116 1.2m 26o
60 83 35 C C 53.1 RaythnB 3.6 RTN 47.93 .46 18 2.2m 8o
.. .. 59 .. C 28.9 RbsGdTrdEtn TBAR 27.15 .32 +255 15 99
.. .. 44 .. B28.1 RbsUsLCTrdp TRND 26.12 .26 +38 23 99
.. .. 40 .. B 27.7 RbsUsMdCT TRNM 25.67 .48 73 2 99
41 17 75 D B28.4 ReachLoc
RLOC 18.60 .40 +227 708 ..
31 28 41 E C 5.9 ReadgIntA
RDI 4.62 .10 +280 62 ..
83 80 79 A D35.6 RealD
RLD 24.61 +.20 +130 2.5m 41o
25 23 44 D B4.1 RGSolarn RSOL 2.70 +.05 +199 44 33
10 20 22 E C+ 4.3 RealNtwk RNWK 3.35 .16 +74 588 ..
93 82 79 A B+ 34.2 Realpage
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56 56 33 B D 36.4 RealtyI 5.2
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.. .. 73 .. D25.8 ReavesUt 6.2 UTG 24.07 .04 19 50 ..
19 26 3 C B6.5 ReconTch RCON 2.55 .25 +38 74 31
89 90 70 A B+ 49.0 RedHat
RHT 45.03 .24 +25 2.5m 50o
9 3 53 E E 9.3 RedLionH
RLH 7.80 +.12 +435 234 ..
82 68 96 E C+ 38.6 RedRobin r RRGB 34.71 +.69 +84 585 31o
29 2 36 C B3.8 ReddyIce
FRZ 2.82 +.01 18 58 ..
64 16 99 C A18.0 Rediff.com REDF 8.90 .11 73 602 ..o
25 4 31 C C 17.2 Redwood 6.7 RWT 15.03 .08 +7 483 15o
41 69 53 .. C+ 28.0 ReedEls 3.8 ENL 25.07 .25 64 39 18k
39 63 56 .. C 37.9 ReedEls 3.8 RUK 34.13 .10 64 13 20k
31 13 28 D B3.0 Reedsn
REED 1.98 .07 79 5 ..
37 40 32 B D+76.7 RegalBel 1.1 RBC 63.57 .61 +51 512 16
12 23 22 .. E 15.1 RegalEnt 7.1 RGC 11.78 .20 36 1.3m 43o
31 10 63 E D47.5 Regency 4.3 REG 42.65 .03 26 590 ..
40 37 43 D D+28.4 RegncyE 6.9 RGNC 25.76 +.14 35 286 ..o
56 16 97 E D 71.7 Regeneron REGN 52.89 .36 21 1.2m ..o
9 44 13 E D8.1 RegionF
.7 RF 5.94 .23 +16 20m ..o
17 24 12 D D21.7 Regis
1.7 RGS 14.49 +.02 +6 660 12o
72 89 72 C C 63.7 ReinsGrp .8 r RGA 59.90 .09 18 378 8o
67 44 91 E B10.0 ReisInc
r REIS 9.25 +.40 +75 32 99
31 46 35 C E 60.6 RelStlAl 1.0 RS 48.07 .51 +34 934 14
20 20 11 D C 2.8 RelivInt 3.5 r RELV 1.73 .18 +797 66 13
2 18 6 E D2.7 RelmWireless RWC 1.27 .03 40 9 ..
69 75 53 A B+ 14.1 RenscLr 2.7 RLRN 11.78 +.17 +258 167 14k
60 38 74 C B73.9 RenaisRe 1.5 r RNR 68.88 .34 11 527 31
38 57 20 B B18.1 Renasnt 4.7 RNST 14.45 .18 +147 124 9k
27 82 4 A E 15.3 ReneSolan
SOL 5.04 .02 +5 4.2m 2o
12 23 33 E D 2.8 RennGEnt
RCG 2.07 ... 91 1 ..k
7 9 1 .. .. 24.0 Renren
RENN 6.23 .30 27 8.3m ..o
53 59 56 C C+ 36.5 RentACtr 2.2 r RCII 29.22 +.06 +66 986 10o
27 44 19 E B 1.5 Rentech
RTK 1.01 +.06 +89 2.8m ..
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21 59 4 C E 31.0 Rentrak
r RENT 16.56 ... +60 95 43
77 82 55 D C 12.8 QADInc 2.2 QADA 10.93 +.71 +860 161 36 33 11 35 D D+5.4 Repligen
RGEN 3.55 .01 +12 78 99
92 82 95 D C 11.97QADInc 2.1 QADB 9.42 +.19 +422 42 36 74 15 99 D B+ 6.9 ReprosTh RPRX 5.39 +.53 8 123 ..o
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52-wk
Vol% Vol

P
52-wk
Vol% Vol
95 90 72 A D+68.4 SAPAG 1.8 SAP 58.19 1.39 +21 2.0m 18o

34 31 42 E B 44.4 SBAComm SBAC 38.34 .19 1 1.2m ..o
3 23 14 E E 36.4 SCBTFi 2.4 SCBT 27.81 .56 +127 61 66k
56 82 49 D C 5.7 SEDIntl
r SED 5.12 +.05 83 2 7
32 55 30 B E 24.9 SEI
1.1 r SEIC 21.34 .14 +83 1.5m 17k
49 82 63 D C 15.4 SFNGrp
r SFN 9.23 +.14 +20 711 23
56 96 9 A B5.3 SGOCOGroup SGOC 3.30 +.30 +802 37 1k
68 48 91 E C 10.5 SIFinl
1.2 SIFI 10.25 +.15 32 15 35
28 41 30 D B28.0 SJW
3.0 SJW 23.18 .22 +231 123 26
71 81 46 C B20.3 SKTelcm 4.0 r SKM 17.83 +.09 56 775 8
90 82 87 B D+90.07SLGreen .5 SLG 81.96 .62 +27 1.1m 42o
92 83 94 C A25.5 SLInds
r SLI 22.35 +.29 64 4 9
85 48 89 A D+17.1 SLM
2.4 r SLM 16.66 +.03 3 4.0m 8
54 40 87 C D+78.6 SMEner .2 SM 65.38 1.00 44 620 48o
53 82 31 D D2.3 SMFEnrs r FUEL 1.43 +.09 91 3 12
4 6 6 B D 4.7 SMTC
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60 43 79 D C 87.1 SPX
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59 61 70 E D6.5 SRISurgEx STRC 4.55 .03 48 4 ..
13 7 31 C C 11.1 SRSLabs
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83 87 60 B B22.0 SSnC
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78 85 66 A C 25.4 STEC
STEC 17.34 .23 50 1.1m 16o
38 67 8 A B 28.2 STRHld
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65 48 82 B C 60.7 SVBFincl
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7 30 17 E C 10.2 SWSGrp .7 SWS 5.64 .20 +48 307 ..
98 87 89 B B+ 62.0 SXCHlth
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36 76 23 B D25.8 SYBcp 3.2 SYBT 22.50 .55 +218 68 13k
83 41 91 B B 10.6 SabaSftwr r SABA 8.46 .14 +49 203 49k
56 53 74 A E 70.5 SabnRylt 6.2 SBR 62.30 +.48 54 12 17
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53 80 19 A D9.8 SafeBulk 8.1 SB 7.45 .10 69 89 4
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29 46 27 C D50.1 SafeIns 4.8 r SAFT 41.24 .29 +38 59 15
52 64 53 D B25.4 Safeway 2.6 r SWY 22.55 .41 30 3.5m 13
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73 41 96 .. B29.2 SagentPhrm SGNT 26.94 1.17 +517 1.0m ..
58 82 39 D B17.4 Saia
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74 74 72 D B 13.0 SaksInc
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50 28 82 D D 4.4 SalemCmA SALM 3.98 +.78 +179 31 26
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66 84 60 C E 28.1 Salisbr
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94 91 94 .. B+ 17.8 SallyBty
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82 82 99 D B4.8 SamsOGn
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20 29 23 B E 28.0 SanJuanB 6.3 SJT 23.62 .20 50 79 15o
39 18 65 C C+ 53.6 SandrFa 1.4 SAFM 48.26 +1.26 +94 754 21o
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22 2 55 .. C 27.3 SandridgeMissSDT 25.06 .37 64 95 31k
67 82 50 D C+ 19.9 SndySp 1.8 SASR 17.50 .25 +89 103 16k
9 3 4 C D16.2 Sanfilippo JBSS 8.13 +.14 +999 732 27
32 2 78 E E 9.2 SngmoBio SGMO 6.02 +.26 +25 586 ..o
21 54 9 B D+17.3 Sanmina SANM 9.26 .21 +109 1.7m 6o
62 57 76 .. D+40.8 Sanofi
3.6 SNY 37.17 .51 49 1.7m 8o
38 18 66 E D3.7 Santarus
SNTS 3.19 .03 33 232 ..
62 23 67 A B 4.7 Sapiens
SPNS 3.30 .09 77 3 9
95 93 87 B B 15.0 Sapient
SAPE 14.11 .39 +47 1.8m 29
63 61 53 D B6.0 SappiLtd
SPP 4.99 .04 86 1 15
73 52 79 C B20.3 SaraLee 2.5 SLE 18.60 .23 6 5.6m 25o
24 5 71 C D22.9 SaratogaInvst SAR 20.60 .10 66 1 9k
75 74 59 A E 60.4 Sasol
3.1 SSL 49.70 .75 51 148 12k
18 51 4 D D+5.5 SatconTech SATC 2.15 +.02 +74 4.5m ..o
88 82 98 A E 65.07SauerDnf SHS 44.45 .58 +2 181 12
23 19 16 B C 48.7 SaulCen 3.8 BFS 38.32 +.41 +198 162 47
15 48 16 E C 10.3 SavanhBp SAVB 7.35 .05 88 0.9 ..k
16 17 3 D D 23.5 SavientPh SVNT 6.74 .13 36 1.4m ..o
76 47 97 E B 39.7 Savvis
SVVS 39.54 +.10 52 964 ..o
44 61 35 C C 42.8 Scana
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83 88 81 B C+ 39.9 Scansrce
SCSC 36.24 +.05 +119 216 14
16 28 17 C D 21.2 Schawk 2.0 SGK 16.16 .17 +111 203 13
66 21 86 B DNH SchiffNutr
WNI 10.34 +.74 +431 258 25k
81 65 74 A D+95.6 Schlmbrg 1.2 SLB 80.92 2.15 +18 9.9m 27
53 30 63 D D+4.2 Schmitt
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49 80 27 C C 69.4 Schnitzr .1 SCHN 52.71 .69 +63 457 14
12 26 21 D E 32.0 Scholas 1.6 r SCHL 24.91 .43 +97 203 15k
11 6 23 E D19.9 SchoolSpec SCHS 13.86 ... +541 451 ..
77 62 76 B D26.4 Schlmn 2.5 r SHLM 24.50 +.09 +142 337 15k
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94 32 98 B A NH SciClone
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31 9 52 E A12.0 SciGames SGMS 9.70 .02 +90 1.5m ..
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73 39 90 B B18.5 Sciquest
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50 58 35 C D60.6 ScottMG 1.9 r SMG 51.52 .02 4 735 14o
44 34 41 D B10.6 ScrippsEW r SSP 9.05 .06 +50 414 18
77 91 34 A D53.7 ScrippsN .8 SNI 47.36 .17 17 747 19
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27 24 47 E D 10.6 SeaBrght 2.1 SBX 9.51 +.05 +368 323 ..
70 48 86 D B 11.7 SeaChng
SEAC 10.59 +.03 +182 324 27
26 52 56 E D1.9 Seacoast
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78 73 76 A E 113 SeacorHldg CKH 93.45 2.39 32 103 7k
77 68 90 B C 18.9 SeacbCo 5.2 BOX 16.83 +.30 +173 391 10
74 40 78 A E 38.5 Seadril 8.5 SDRL 33.04 .73 +3 2.2m 8o
48 3 76 B B+ 18.4 Seagate 4.7 r STX 15.35 .37 +259 38m 9
41 55 24 C C+ 28.8 SealAir 2.3 SEE 22.51 +.01 7 1.8m 14o
16 22 16 .. E 3.1 Sealy
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7 27 1 D E 1.4 Seanergy
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3 22 10 E D3.7 SearchMed
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13 21 23 E B94.8 SearsHldgs r SHLD 69.51 1.99 +5 526 99o
84 97 75 A E 21.3 Seaspan 5.0 SSW.15.05 .13 60 181 7o
71 9 95 D A NH SeattGene SGEN 20.70 +.48 +28 1.7m ..o
30 47 16 E C 2.2 SecrtyNtl SNFCA 1.56 +.05 34 2 99
98 79 98 A A 17.9 SelctCmft SCSS 17.04 +.08 18 1.1m 23
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SMI 3.87 +.07 40 180 10
48 10 87 C B 5.3 SWSeed
SANW 4.32 .02 6 8 .. 50 66 50 D B5.8 SemiMfg
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SAI 16.55 .07 +106 3.9m 10o 18 38 1 B D 32.1 SemldsCo LEDS 7.51 .36 35 52 17k
24 54 6 C B 9.6 RepubAir
RJET 4.66 .01 +25 919 7o
53 92 18 B B26.4 RpBKY 3.2 RBCAA 18.98 .20 +34 64 4k
20 50 23 E E 3.3 RepublcFst FRBK 2.15 +.05 +91 53 ..k
53 66 42 C B 33.1 RepbSvc 2.6 r RSG 30.49 .61 +31 3.4m 17o
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REFR 4.59 .14 +66 85 ..
34 87 3 A E 70.5 RschInMt r RIMM 28.57 1.20 +37 29m 4o
71 82 27 A C 35.9 Resmed
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29 24 64 .. E 18.6 ResoluteEn REN 15.39 .20 +129 941 ..o
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52 82 31 C D 7.7 ResceCap 15 RSO 6.58 ... +140 1.9m 11
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71 49 86 D C+ 3.4 RespGenn RGDX 2.78 +.08 +104 27 ..
82 90 48 A .. 17.9 Responsys MKTG 15.67 +.41 +329 1.3m 74
80 82 58 C B11.7 RetailO 3.4 ROIC 10.62 .04 16 202 62o
77 65 74 C D16.8 Retalix
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26 48 15 E C 2.3 RetrctbTec RVP 1.35 .05 +141 22 ..
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.. .. 69 .. C 33.1 RevMidC .6 RWK 30.63 .32 76 8 ..k
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16 38 15 .. .. 5.5 RevettMinrls RVM 4.44 +.22 +999 1.7m 99
90 99 88 .. C 17.8 Revlon
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56 50 52 B B 19.0 RexAmerican r REX 16.12 +.36 +614 187 10
33 64 15 D D14.3 RexEngyn REXX 9.93 .36 +11 934 ..o
25 19 22 E B2.0 RexahnP
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80 60 83 B D+39.9 ReynldAm 5.7 RAI 37.06 .19 +20 2.7m 14
34 55 44 C E 27.3 RhinoRe 7.7 RNO 23.50 +.35 78 4 7
45 23 81 C D14.0 Rchrdsn 1.5 r RELL 13.05 +.15 +201 265 31k
84 82 89 A C+ 10.2 RichmontMn RIC 6.89 .06 71 149 13o
14 33 19 E E 11.5 RicksCabrt RICK 7.85 .10 61 21 ..
71 32 70 B D+9.3 RigelPh
RIGL 8.36 .14 +368 2.1m 11
98 72 93 A B+ 36.7 RightNow r RNOW 30.98 .92 +37 438 60
53 25 84 E C+ 20.7 Rignet
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37 73 13 C D+18.3 Rimage 3.0 RIMG 13.43 .05 +155 71 15
71 91 69 A E 76.7 RioTinto 1.6 RIO 67.63 .08 21 2.5m 9
68 50 81 C E 31.8 RitchieB 1.6 RBA 25.62 .34 54 168 40
46 25 85 .. B+ 1.5 RiteAid
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98 99 92 A D+44.77Riverbed RVBD.34.88 .65 +240 14m 50
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RVSB 3.18 +.14 21 17 10k
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62 82 67 C E 15.7 RoadrnTr
RRTS 14.84 +.10 +101 275 25
97 96 96 B ANH RobbMyr .4 RBN 49.04 +.01 +57 726 23o
39 70 24 C B 34.3 RobrtHlf 2.2 r RHI 26.00 .56 23 1.3m 45
33 44 13 D D11.8 RochstrMd ROCM 9.02 +.35 +999 962 99
86 96 74 B D+78.6 RockTen 1.2 RKT 64.23 .82 +224 4.1m 12o
15 10 19 C C 16.5 RockvFi 2.6 RCKB 9.96 +.02 +999 1.6m 16
82 82 78 A C+ 98.2 RockwlA 2.1 ROK 80.62 1.12 64 516 20o
63 71 42 A C 67.3 RockColl 1.6 COL 60.19 .33 +62 1.5m 16
53 2 99 E B 16.9 RockwllMdTc RMTI 13.64 .34 +999 1.9m ..o
95 86 94 B C+ 57.37RockwdH ROC 51.81 +.15 +389 5.5m 22o
64 72 85 D D16.5 RockyBr
RCKY 11.74 +.08 26 27 9
43 52 45 A E 11.3 RyMtCh 4.0 RMCF 10.00 +.03 +221 23 16k
1 5 4 E E 3.4 RodmanRn RODM 1.41 +.09 +999 1.8m 99
77 72 60 B D+43.9 RofinSinar RSTI 31.58 .31 11 179 18
85 76 56 B B40.8 RogrsCo 4.0 r RCI 37.45 +.08 +1 358 12
87 56 87 B C+ 48.0 Rogers
ROG 45.00 .63 +67 128 21
78 84 77 B C+ 21.2 Rollins 1.4 ROL 19.70 +.02 +63 450 31
56 69 22 C B11.8 RomFn 3.2 r ROMA 9.93 +.29 +650 134 55k
93 92 74 B B+ 88.8 RoperInd .5 ROP 81.04 .49 +15 653 22
18 41 2 D E 1.8 RosettaG ROSG .33 +.01 72 39 ..
71 38 95 C B51.3 RosettaR
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11 49 13 D E 25.7 RosettaSt
RST 14.29 +.43 +65 271 99o
97 93 88 A B 83.1 RossSts 1.1 ROST.77.60 1.49 +53 1.9m 15o
84 95 70 A B69.5 RoviCorp
ROVI.54.99 .80 56 635 19o
51 21 71 C C+ 44.8 Rowan
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43 72 37 B C 63.6 RoyalBk 4.0 RY 54.64 .35 36 413 14o
2 7 13 E D16.8 RBScotldn
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62 79 42 C B50.0 RylCarib
RCL 36.21 .66 30 2.2m 14
65 71 59 A E 78.0 RoyDShA 4.2 RDSA 67.36 1.22 19 1.8m 9
67 71 65 A E 78.8 RoyDShB 5.0 RDSB 67.85 1.09 39 626 9
83 88 74 A C 62.3 RoylGld .8 RGLD 57.20 .80 +34 936 52o
52 44 49 A B+ 7.9 RoyaleEgy ROYL 2.83 +.01 76 123 17
.. .. 59 .. C 8.6 RoyceFcs 5.3 FUND 7.52 .04 49 21 ..k
.. .. 56 .. D10.5 RoyceMC 3.5 RMT 9.42 .10 33 39 ..k
.. .. 62 .. E 15.9 RoyceV 2.8 RVT 14.26 .23 +7 180 ..k
19 17 47 .. D+6.3 Rubicon
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37 82 6 A E 35.9 RubiconTn RBCN.16.54 .48 11 724 8o
34 37 20 D C 15.6 RubyTues
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81 75 84 C B+ 44.1 Ruddick 1.2 RDK 42.81 .43 +126 545 17
95 82 81 A B12.87RudolphTch RTEC 10.49 .05 +117 639 8
99 96 71 A B35.6 rue21
RUE.31.70 +.21 21 275 23
89 75 97 .. BNH RuralMtro RURL 17.25 +.02 +50 405 30
9 21 25 E C 4.8 RurbanFnl RBNF 3.20 +.11 45 2 ..
66 71 60 C C 22.0 RushEntA RUSHA 18.35 .02 +74 233 24k
60 71 46 C B20.2 RushEntB RUSHB 15.51 +.11 +120 18 20k
.. .. 32 .. .. 49.2 Rus1kHiBeta HBTA 47.60 +.34 0 0.2 99
.. .. 32 .. .. 50.1 Rus1kLoVol LVOL 48.31 +.37 97 0.2 99
.. .. 32 .. .. 50.8 Rus2kHiMm SHMO 48.76 .07 +504 17 99
.. .. 32 .. .. 49.9 RusConsGrw CONG 47.86 +.53 99 0.2 99
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.. .. 28 .. .. 50.0 RusLoP/Eetf LWPE 47.24 .07 95 0.1 99
66 14 80 B B 5.9 RuthsHosp RUTH 5.43 .08 +442 1.1m 18o
50 40 63 B C 33.4 RyanrHl6.0 RYAAY 29.97 +.22 2 337 16k
77 77 75 D B+ 55.7 Ryder
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.. .. 19 .. B 63.3 RdxIn2xSP RSW 36.27 +.86 62 21 ..o
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.. .. 34 .. C 45.5 RxMiEfE 3.3 EWEF 40.52 +.04 91 0.3 99
.. .. 37 .. B 43.1 RxMEME 1.3 EWEM 39.66 .21 56 2 99
.. .. 59 .. D 35.1 RxMCEW .6 EWRM 32.97 .13 84 3 99
.. .. 55 .. C 34.8 Rx1000E .9 EWRI 32.54 .29 +60 21 99
.. .. 44 .. C 35.1 Rx2000E .5 EWRS 32.05 +.58 88 0.6 99
.. .. 50 .. D+96.3 RydRus50 2.0 XLG 88.72 1.13 18 17 ..
.. .. 66 .. D52.3 RXSPEWt 1.4 RSP 48.68 .54 49 422 ..
.. .. 73 .. D 48.5 RdxSPGth .4 RPG 45.36 .75 68 20 ..
.. .. 68 .. D32.5 RdxSPVal 1.2 RPV 29.98 .30 74 9 ..
.. .. 71 .. C 50.7 RdxCnsDs 1.1 RCD 47.91 +.15 +476 45 ..
.. .. 73 .. D 65.4 RdxCnStp 1.9 RHS 61.70 +.08 89 1 ..
.. .. 73 .. D76.5 RdxEngy .5 RYE 66.29 1.13 88 4 ..
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.. .. 81 .. B89.8 RdxMGth .1 RFG 85.45 .69 43 53 ..
.. .. 58 .. D 37.3 RdxMVal 1.1 RFV 34.02 .37 +55 13 ..
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56 78 41 C D+56.0 SmpraEn 3.7 r SRE 51.91 .03 +46 1.6m 12o

94 93 85 A C 29.5 Semtech
SMTC.25.72 .17 +52 867 14o
22 31 11 E B32.9 SenecaA SENEA 23.57 1.28 +198 80 17
21 31 13 E C+ 33.0 SenecaB SENEB 23.79 .91 +243 2 18
47 48 31 E B 0.5 SenescoTch SNT .28 .01 8 94 ..
69 46 60 B B25.3 SnrHouse 6.3 SNH 23.48 .15 +6 1.3m 26o
27 47 20 D D7.9 Senomyx SNMX 4.88 .02 +125 309 ..o
82 64 95 A D36.9 Sensata
ST.36.31 +.20 28 376 19k
80 75 71 B B38.4 Sensient 2.3 SXT 36.35 .29 +19 248 16k
77 62 96 D B19.5 SequsComm SQNS 12.78 .20 65 416 99
67 37 72 E B 8.7 Sequenm SQNM 7.25 .23 20 1.9m ..o
38 6 39 B B+ 5.0 SeraCare r SRLS 3.95 .07 +93 134 13
86 88 86 C B12.0 Service 1.8 r SCI 11.12 .23 +64 1.1m 17
65 21 97 C C+ NH Servicesrce SREV 20.36 +.33 +437 2.0m 99o
25 36 20 D B+ 3.6 Servidy 1.8 r SERV 2.26 .02 82 0.6 ..
51 64 49 D D+10.3 Servotro 1.7 SVT 8.94 .11 +125 5 9
2 18 1 E D8.5 SevenArts SAPX .97 .04 45 4 ..k
61 79 64 B D 25.4 7DaysGp
SVN 18.03 .25 65 43 43o
15 44 8 E E 5.8 SevernBcp SVBI 3.16 .04 59 1 52k
90 70 86 B B+ 14.8 ShmirO 5.6 SHMR 14.24 .01 77 7 13
78 78 44 B C+ 7.7 ShandaG r GAME 6.11 .14 62 349 8o
38 40 23 B E 54.2 ShandaInt SNDA 37.14 .42 49 103 22o
61 91 11 A D+15.9 Shangpharma SHP 10.00 ... 71 5 13
26 27 21 C D 6.2 Sharps
SMED 4.12 +.06 42 37 ..
81 73 45 A D+22.9 ShawCom 4.6 r SJR 20.81 .25 +306 484 14k
18 49 20 D D+41.6 ShawGp r SHAW 31.78 .80 +34 1.6m 17
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38 33 25 B B 20.0 ShndCm 2.0 SHEN 16.81 .40 +122 84 22
41 99 1 A E 8.6 ShengInn VALV 1.49 .02 71 40 ..
84 78 62 A B87.9 ShrwnW 1.7 SHW 84.13 .62 +22 1.3m 17
36 55 38 C D+13.9 ShilohInds SHLO 10.50 +.31 +491 84 21
39 44 14 B D1.7 ShinerIntn BEST .96 .05 78 8 5
52 50 76 C C 97.8 Shinhan 1.1 SHG 94.10 +.98 36 39 11
14 40 15 B E 23.1 ShipFin
9 SFL 17.20 +.06 +65 624 9o
96 79 84 A C+ 96.8 ShirLtd .4 SHPGY 89.53 .82 +82 841 20o
89 55 85 C ANH ShoeCrnvl
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4 19 6 E E 13.7 ShoreBa .6 SHBI 7.07 ... 77 2 ..
69 21 97 D C+ 12.0 ShoreTeln SHOR 10.41 +.23 +61 802 ..o
40 45 20 B D11.8 ShuflMstr SHFL 8.78 .17 +44 423 18
80 56 96 B D 66.7 Shutterfly SFLY 52.25 1.05 48 354 62o
23 24 52 E D 2.5 SiebertFncl SIEB 1.84 +.10 72 0.5 ..
89 88 78 C B 146 Siemens 2.1 SI 131.2 .60 +24 785 14o
15 7 50 D D 13.1 SierraB 2.1 BSRR 11.68 +.67 +958 150 22k
60 49 74 D B 16.5 SierraWr
SWIR 11.28 .25 79 32 26o
77 63 79 C B18.0 SifcoIndustr SIF 16.45 +.05 +43 4 15
73 44 99 E A8.5 SifyTech
SIFY 4.39 +.09 69 1.0m ..o
32 22 60 E E 15.7 SigaTech
SIGA 10.80 .20 +16 724 ..o
91 74 77 A C 72.4 SigmAl 1.0 SIAL 68.76 .06 +40 816 20
15 39 5 B D15.0 SigmaDsgn SIGM 8.01 .06 +52 586 7o
11 29 11 C E 8.9 Sigmatron SGMA 4.63 +.10 92 0.4 4k
94 95 85 B B58.77SigntrBk SBNY 55.81 +.13 5 194 20
93 69 83 B B+ 47.2 SignetJwlrs SIG 43.85 .36 26 624 14
76 78 82 B D46.8 SilgnHld 1.1 SLGN 40.06 +.01 +507 4.3m 18o
90 89 91 A D21.9 SilcLtd
SILC 18.84 +.23 90 3 19
76 82 94 D B23.07SilicGrIn
SGI 15.39 .86 +6 623 ..o
69 82 57 B D10.2 SilcnImg
SIMG 6.34 ... +29 1.4m 20o
38 46 23 B C+ 50.3 SilcnLab
SLAB 39.06 .69 +48 631 18o
92 82 98 B B13.47SilicnMot SIMO 10.30 .31 50 285 16o
31 9 63 C C+ 7.3 Slcnware 4.9 SPIL 6.08 .15 +1 1.7m 21
6 26 6 .. E 1.5 SilverBull SVBL .61 .02 72 108 ..
69 82 57 A D+35.9 SilverStd
SSRI 25.11 .72 62 545 5o
66 97 39 A E 47.6 SilvWhtn .4 SLW 31.75 1.38 40 8.2m 30o
41 89 14 A E 16.3 Silvrcp .9 r SVM 8.82 .48 30 2.6m 23o
37 78 14 C E 13.8 Simceren
SCR 9.16 +.15 81 16 18
23 45 16 C B30.2 SimnsFt 3.1 SFNC 24.40 .45 +206 99 16k
85 81 80 B D118 SimonPr 2.8 SPG 112.4 +.46 +27 2.0m 42o
39 34 56 C B31.7 SmpsnMf 1.7 SSD 29.37 .22 +141 884 30
53 82 29 C C 22.4 SimsGrp 1.9 SMS 17.01 .28 49 33 20o
88 82 79 A C 3.7 Simulatns
SLP 3.05 +.21 +21 24 20k
73 70 94 B E 147 SinaCorp
SINA.89.35 +1.45 +1 9.8m 54o
81 94 85 .. B13.1 Sinclair 4.6 SBGI 10.43 +.08 +67 926 10
.. .. 53 .. E 15.9 Singapor 2.0 SGF 13.90 .19 14 14 ..
21 72 1 B E 9.7 SinoCEn
r SCEI 1.32 .04 80 303 ..o
10 2 8 D D+3.4 SinoGlob
SINO 1.79 +.34 +296 54 ..
14 38 2 B C 18.5 SinoCkg
SCOK 4.79 ... 61 100 95o
24 86 2 A E 3.3 SinoHub
SIHI 1.11 .01 91 22 1
42 56 21 B D+63.1 Sinopec 3.2 SHI 43.04 +.66 +10 21 7o
39 82 4 C D9.0 SinotechEnrg r CTE 4.30 .20 +51 319 26o
14 6 6 .. C 5.1 Sinovac
SVA 3.09 .12 37 131 ..
68 23 94 B D2.4 SiriusX
SIRI 1.98 .06 20 74m 49o
96 79 87 B B57.9 SironaDen SIRO 52.09 +.04 +604 3.1m 23
50 2 95 B D80.5 SixFlags .3 r SIX 73.55 .74 +999 2.5m 3
3 11 4 B E 41.8 SkechersA
SKX 13.65 .25 +48 1.7m 7o
85 95 83 B D+15.97SklldHcren SKH 9.26 .34 +57 787 8o
50 82 67 .. C+ 23.3 SkyMobi MOBI 7.88 +.20 +35 2.2m 12o
6 2 11 E D 29.4 Skyline 2.2 SKY 16.45 +.20 +129 49 ..
25 24 3 A E 6.6 SkyPFrtJ
SPU 2.50 .12 81 44 2
45 76 3 A E 10.6 SkystarB
SKBI 3.25 .01 88 4 1
34 49 32 C D 17.3 Skywst 1.1 SKYW 14.86 .07 +48 373 14
69 99 23 A C+ 37.8 SkywksSl r SWKS 22.87 .41 38 3.0m 14
65 42 84 E B 5.7 SmartBaln SMBL 5.16 .13 +151 723 39
60 10 94 B B 9.3 SmartMod SMOD 9.19 ... +62 3.2m 12
3 19 3 .. B18.0 SmartTechA SMT 5.85 +.10 58 280 8
27 87 1 B E 8.1 Smartht
HEAT 1.42 +.05 54 288 2
64 65 38 B D 60.4 Smith&Ne 1.5 SNN 51.11 .48 70 61 13
3 29 9 C E 4.6 SmithWes SWHC 2.82 +.12 +148 873 23
48 56 59 C C 45.8 SmithAO 1.4 AOS 40.82 .28 +68 542 31k
14 69 1 B E 17.0 SmithMicro SMSI 4.01 .06 +35 965 5
69 82 76 D B24.9 SmithfldF r SFD 21.87 +.09 +100 5.7m 7o
79 69 75 B D+79.8 Smucker 2.3 r SJM 74.90 1.33 +134 1.5m 15o
88 91 79 B B+ 62.5 SnapOn 2.1 SNA 60.06 .28 +36 428 17
84 73 74 C B24.3 Snydrs 3.0 LNCE 21.01 .07 +816 2.5m 17
91 95 90 .. C 62.9 ScQmMra .9 SQM.61.57 +.04 45 311 38o
42 12 82 E A+3.2 Socket
SCKT 2.52 .01 91 1 ..k
84 48 98 A B 63.2 Sodastrm SODA.53.76 +.64 50 585 48o
93 94 70 A D 109 Sohu.com SOHU.68.47 1.12 29 2.1m 15o
38 14 73 B D+25.9 SolarCap 9 SLRC 24.68 +.22 +999 3.2m 12
9 2 30 .. E 19.8 SolarSen 3.2 SUNS 18.50 +.68 +890 551 ..
97 93 88 A B 26.77SolarWds r SWI 24.80 .54 +263 2.8m 30
19 4 40 .. .. 24.2 Solazyme SZYM 20.54 .77 +134 1.8m ..
97 85 87 A B+ 59.57SoleraH .5 SLH 57.00 +.01 +21 446 24
13 29 29 E D4.4 Solitario
XPL 2.74 .06 11 89 ..
37 23 58 C E 3.9 SoltaMed SLTM 2.72 +.05 +186 513 24
82 82 68 A E 27.1 Solutian
SOA 21.01 .73 +582 12m 12o
13 2 4 E D 5.5 Somaxon SOMX 2.09 .01 +547 3.5m ..o
5 14 18 E C+ 4.5 SondeRgrs SOQ 2.89 .04 21 32 ..
31 7 77 E B 25.5 Sonesta 1.0 SNSTA 19.24 .30 +62 2 ..
88 72 85 C B 15.6 SonicAut .7 SAH 13.94 +.08 +1 709 13
85 79 82 B D 11.9 Sonic
SONC 10.42 .03 +5 1.0m 18o
47 38 72 B C 17.3 SonicFdy
SOFO 12.71 .47 55 4 21
58 56 41 B C 37.0 SonocoP 3.4 r SON 34.11 +.26 +53 611 14
81 68 57 C B38.8 SonoSite SONO 32.64 .37 +86 124 30
18 7 36 E D 4.2 SonusNtwk SONS 3.17 .04 +18 4.1m ..o
11 38 11 D C 37.0 Sony
1.1 SNE 25.63 +.34 7 1.0m 20o
37 83 3 A D+10.2 SORLAuto SORL 3.86 +.09 78 38 3
76 71 59 A E 55.7 Sothebys .5 BID 40.33 .49 42 818 16o
74 99 34 A E 27.6 SofnHldgsA SFUN 17.64 .13 58 165 20
24 24 19 E C 3.3 SoundBiten SDBT 2.41 ... +79 12 ..
.. .. 69 .. B+ 59.2 SourceC 5.4 SOR 55.45 .23 55 3 ..k
69 7 73 B B+ 32.8
53 67 49 B D58.0
30 28 70 E C 3.9
15 52 18 E B2.6
59 33 65 B B40.9
32 58 12 A D+50.4
67 82 84 E B8.8
19 55 21 C D8.1
88 67 96 C ANH
34 49 33 B D 22.1
96 93 84 A D+14.0
31 45 21 C C 14.3
2 16 10 D E 15.6
41 51 62 D D40.6
3 15 13 D E 14.0
59 57 56 B C+ 44.7
57 61 57 C D43.6
27 32 23 C C 18.2
8 28 9 .. E 1.5
54 82 58 .. C 21.6
34 44 42 B E 2.4
49 38 54 C B3.7
12 42 20 D C 7.6
74 65 86 D A19.8
11 12 7 D D+11.2
69 67 91 D C 10.9
.. .. 43 .. C 45.9
.. .. 47 .. C 58.0
.. .. 62 .. C 53.2
.. .. 48 .. D42.9
.. .. 55 .. C 32.6
.. .. 64 .. D 35.9
.. .. 48 .. A+31.2
.. .. 48 .. B39.4
.. .. 48 .. D+30.6
.. .. 54 .. B 55.6
.. .. 40 .. C 41.3
.. .. 61 .. C+ 63.2
.. .. 48 .. B33.9
.. .. 51 .. B60.8
.. .. 51 .. A63.1
.. .. 48 .. B33.0
.. .. 64 .. B41.0
.. .. 65 .. C 41.0
.. .. 65 .. E 32.5
.. .. 61 .. C 63.6
.. .. 64 .. B40.7
.. .. 58 .. C+ 42.0
.. .. 58 .. E 64.5
.. .. 71 .. C 66.9
.. .. 70 .. C+ 69.5
.. .. 60 .. E 103
.. .. 60 .. E 128
.. .. 70 .. E 81.0
.. .. 46 .. D+44.4
.. .. 29 .. E 17.2
.. .. 47 .. C+ 45.2
.. .. 42 .. E 63.8
.. .. 73 .. D 153
.. .. 72 .. E 36.6
.. .. 63 .. E 39.0
.. .. 24 .. D27.8
.. .. 25 .. C+ 41.4
.. .. 31 .. D46.5
.. .. 36 .. D27.5
.. .. 60 .. E 41.3
.. .. 42 .. D+72.2
.. .. 47 .. D+37.2
.. .. 47 .. B23.6
.. .. 47 .. C 23.8
.. .. 51 .. B23.5
.. .. 47 .. D+24.4
.. .. 40 .. C+ 50.9
.. .. 54 .. D46.5
.. .. 75 .. D85.1
.. .. 58 .. C 59.8
.. .. 56 .. E 137
.. .. 63 .. B61.8
.. .. 54 .. C 70.8
.. .. 68 .. D72.9
.. .. 78 .. D124
.. .. 54 .. D74.4
.. .. 81 .. D75.9
.. .. 40 .. D30.5
.. .. 40 .. D84.9
.. .. 54 .. C 55.7
.. .. 43 .. B90.2
.. .. 54 .. C 58.4
.. .. 40 .. B91.6
.. .. 47 .. B+ 78.3
.. .. 47 .. D 80.0
.. .. 59 .. C 58.1
.. .. 40 .. C 58.8
.. .. 44 .. D+64.7
.. .. 62 .. D56.9
.. .. 63 .. D19.2
.. .. 69 .. C 31.6
.. .. 66 .. D33.8
.. .. 54 .. D64.3
.. .. 34 .. D22.1
.. .. 69 .. B34.7
.. .. 55 .. D+31.1
.. .. 58 .. C 33.2
.. .. 55 .. C 33.9
.. .. 61 .. B33.2
.. .. 40 .. E 29.7
.. .. 48 .. D27.8
.. .. 30 .. D22.4
.. .. 61 .. E 77.4
.. .. 67 .. E 184
.. .. 77 .. E 44.6
.. .. 71 .. E 65.8
.. .. 75 .. C+ 52.2
.. .. 80 .. D+54.7
.. .. 58 .. D41.3
.. .. 58 .. E 64.1
.. .. 32 .. D55.4
.. .. 37 .. D+55.3
.. .. 51 .. C 28.6
.. .. 50 .. D 38.9
.. .. 46 .. D27.1
.. .. 63 .. D 34.3
.. .. 48 .. B48.0
.. .. 62 .. D 15.8
73 57 71 B D 29.2
55 72 26 B D+36.3
73 59 85 E D6.4
93 63 82 C A+36.6
78 36 95 D B 10.6
18 32 19 D D 16.5
Sourcefire
FIRE 28.37 +.37 +71 637 56o
SoJerInd 2.8 SJI 52.04 +.45 +86 196 18
SthcstFnl SOCB 3.17 .03 +17 6 ..k
SCmtyFnNC SCMF 1.25 .29 +479 60 ..k
SouthnCo 4.8 SO 39.43 +.09 +12 4.3m 17o
SthnCopp 7.1 SCCO 31.42 .16 39 2.1m 16o
SthrnFst
SFST 8.15 ... 77 0.3 99k
SoNatBV SONA 6.54 .09 67 3 32k
SouthnUn 1.5 SUG 39.85 +5.70 +999 29m 21
SouthsBc 3.5 SBSI 19.29 .02 +151 100 9k
SouthwllTch SWTX 11.64 .36 +73 8 8
SwstAirl .1 LUV 11.36 .05 +6 10m 15o
SWBcOK
OKSB 10.34 .34 +103 133 17k
Southws 2.8 SWX 37.47 +.12 5 185 16
SowestGaFn SGB 9.03 +.88 +709 9 12
SouthwstEn SWN 40.84 .78 26 3.4m 25o
SovranS 4.6 SSS 39.51 +.34 +56 172 32o
SpanAm 3.0 SPAN 14.60 .13 +34 4 10
SpanBrdcst SBSA .69 .05 +170 155 7
Spansion
CODE 18.56 .05 +735 3.6m 8k
SparGroup SGRP 1.12 .03 65 5 9
SparkNet
LOV 3.27 +.04 76 4 27
SpartMt 2.0 SPAR 5.09 .05 +115 395 23
SprtnStr1.4 r SPTN 18.69 .31 +97 265 13
Spartech
SEH 5.92 .02 +213 573 99
Sparton
SPA 9.00 +.32 55 13 9
SpBrTbl
BIL 45.85 .01 +36 715 ..k
SpBarAg 2.8 LAG 57.01 +.04 +44 51 ..k
SpdrNBA 4.8 BABS 52.04 .01 43 3 ..
SpdrBar 4.0 CWB 40.46 .44 +28 287 ..k
SpdrBrC 3.5 EBND 31.76 .18 27 8 99
SpdrInt 2.3 IBND 34.54 .21 +34 36 ..
SpdrBrcC .5 CBND 30.74 .16 88 0.4 99
SpdrBarcC 5.5 LWC 36.43 .05 +171 20 ..k
SpdrSTC 1.8 SCPB 30.58 +.03 +25 135 ..k
SpBrcTi
3.4 IPE 55.15 +.24 71 18 ..k
SpdrBar 8.5 JNK 39.45 .14 16 2.6m ..
SPBaInt .8 BWX 61.40 .19 60 71 ..k
SpdrBarcI 3.4 ITR 33.50 +.06 76 9 ..k
SpBarIn 1.9 ITE 60.14 +.13 +198 55 ..k
SpBarLT 3.7 TLO 57.96 ... +236 13 ..k
SpdrBar 1.8 MBG 27.43 .01 80 4 ..k
SpdrBarITB BWZ 38.88 .08 19 27 ..k
SPDRCon 1.5 XLY 38.50 .38 +27 9.8m ..
SPDRCnS 2.7 XLP 30.61 .25 17 8.5m ..
SPIntTi 2.5 WIP 60.79 .25 60 74 ..k
SpdrWls 7.0 RWO 38.11 .28 61 27 ..k
SpdrInt
9 RWX 38.84 .39 41 237 ..k
SpdrLgC 1.7 ELR 59.75 .54 92 0.2 ..k
SpdrMdC 1.2 EMM 61.97 .26 53 3 ..k
SpdrWil 3.0 RWR 64.86 ... 49 125 ..k
SpdrTot 1.6 TMW 95.61 .23 +77 5 ..k
DJIADi
2.3 DIA 119.2 1.12 8 6.6m ..o
SPDREne 1.5 XLE 70.93 1.37 29 17m ..
SpdrEur 3.9 FEZ 37.61 .87 24 25 ..k
SPDRFin 1.2 XLF 14.76 .09 4 73m ..
SpdrMcQ 4.0 GII 41.28 +.27 92 0.5 ..k
SpdrGlblD 2.5 DGT 56.73 .59 16 7 ..k
SpdrGold
GLD 146.3 2.08 +18 19m ..
SPDRHlt 1.8 XLV 34.68 .41 +9 11m ..
SPDRInds 1.9 XLI 35.63 .41 41 12m ..
KbwBk
.9 KBE 22.99 .25 +31 5.9m ..
KbwCM 1.9 KCE 33.95 .51 93 4 ..k
KbwIns
1.8 KIE 40.01 .29 +120 1.1m ..
KBWRB 1.5 KRE 24.59 .08 14 1.9m ..
SPDRMat 3.4 XLB 37.47 .24 19 13m ..
MSTech .6 MTK 62.32 .99 78 2 ..k
SpdMSxUS 2.7 CWI 32.91 .22 14 29 ..k
SpdrNuB 3.8 CXA 22.36 .04 50 8 ..k
SpdrNuB 3.4 TFI 22.70 .02 52 106 ..k
SpdrNuB 3.4 INY 22.55 +.07 90 0.9 ..k
SpdrNuB 1.5 SHM 24.25 +.02 +54 341 ..k
SpdrNS&4.2 HYMB 49.80 .12 29 3 99
SpdrSCJ 1.6 JSC 42.39 +.20 84 3 ..k
Spdr400 .4 MDYG 79.50 .33 54 3 ..k
Spdr400 1.9 MDYV 55.43 +.25 90 0.4 ..k
SPDR
1.9 SPY 126.8 1.49 +25 219m ..
Spdr500G 1.1 SPYG 57.59 .61 70 3 ..k
Spdr500 2.3 SPYV 64.92 +.21 59 2 ..k
Spdr600Sm 1.0 SLY 67.83 .26 55 2 ..k
Spdr600S .5 SLYG 116.4 .29 6 8 ..k
Spdr600 1.6 SLYV 68.34 .58 77 2 ..k
SpdrBiot
XBI 70.70 .45 40 155 ..
SPBRIC40 2.0 BIK 26.61 +.09 70 36 ..k
SpdChin 1.7 GXC 75.09 +.69 +53 148 ..k
SpdrDiv 3.3 SDY 52.57 .36 12 536 ..k
SpEmAsP 1.6 GMF 81.18 .04 42 44 ..k
SpdrEEu 1.4 GUR 49.62 .31 64 46 ..k
SpEmLtA 1.8 GML 82.58 .07 74 7 ..k
SpdEMkt 1.6 GMM 70.60 .02 63 10 ..k
SpdEMEA 2.2 GAF 70.88 .97 11 10 ..k
SpdrS&P 3.6 EDIV 52.98 .03 51 4 99
SpdrEMS .6 EWX 52.04 .18 82 23 ..k
SpdrS&P 1.1 GNR 56.19 .70 +2 24 99
SpdrS&PH .1 XHE 53.54 .34 80 2 99
SpdrHome 1.9 XHB 17.89 .21 9 3.4m ..
SpdrICn 1.6 IPD 29.55 +.13 45 2 ..k
SpdrICn 2.3 IPS 31.83 .23 99 0.1 ..k
SpdrIntD 5.1 DWX 56.00 1.10 +3 122 ..k
SpdrIFn
3.3 IPF 19.14 .19 87 0.2 ..k
SpdrIHl 2.3 IRY 31.89 .59 90 0.6 ..k
SpdrIIn
1.9 IPN 27.74 .15 94 0.7 ..k
SpdrIMa 1.3 IRV 29.09 .13 93 1 ..k
SpdrInt 2.3 MDD 30.59 .40 0 4 ..k
SpdrInt 2.1 GWX 30.24 .23 42 65 ..k
SpdrInt
1.3 IPK 25.82 +.22 34 2 ..k
SpdrITe
5.3 IST 24.74 .39 +39 6 ..k
SpdrIUt 4.3 IPU 19.56 .09 52 1 ..k
SpdMetM .6 XME 65.30 .69 0 4.9m ..
SpdSPM40 1.0 MDY 171.7 1.27 26 2.0m ..
SpdrOGEq .8 XES 38.47 .66 32 191 ..
SpdrOGEx .9 XOP 55.12 1.04 36 4.2m ..
SpdrPhrm .8 XPH 49.45 .36 90 6 ..k
SpdrRetl .9 XRT 51.96 .69 12 9.4m ..
SpdrSPR .8 RBL 35.01 .13 92 7 ..k
SpdrSemi .6 XSD 53.51 .85 2 63 ..k
SpdrS&PTe .5 XTL 49.76 .62 17 2 99
SpdrS&P .4 XTN 51.32 .89 +9 2 99
SpdWldx 2.7 GWL 25.37 .24 21 17 ..k
SpdrStx 4.6 FEU 34.22 .43 52 3 ..k
SPDRTech 1.4 XLK 24.54 .43 8 11m ..
SPDRUtil 4.0 XLU 32.80 +.10 20 5.2m ..
SpdrWFPf 6.7 PSK 45.41 .03 +615 116 99
SpecOpps .5 SPE 15.27 .02 36 5 ..k
Spectra 3.9 SE 26.45 .30 +1 3.6m 16o
Spectra 5.9 SEP 30.97 +.10 36 168 17o
Spectrant SPNC 5.85 +.11 +295 455 73
SpectrmB
SPB 32.57 +.04 +80 430 22
SpecPh
r SPPI 8.45 +.01 59 879 44o
SpdwyM 2.9 TRK 13.84 .08 +251 159 15

52-wk
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52-wk
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52-wk
Vol% Vol
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52-wk
Vol% Vol
15 53 2 E D21.0 Spherix
SPEX 2.73 .11 74 17 ..
1 3 3 E E 6.8 Spire
SPIR 2.45 +.04 86 4 ..
29 49 26 C D26.5 SpiritAer
SPR 20.68 .31 +25 1.7m 14o
41 42 59 .. .. 12.2 SpiritAirlines SAVE 12.00 .05 +228 2.3m 11
45 63 39 E B+ 3.0 SptChalA SPCHA 2.08 +.00 94 0.2 ..
21 63 16 E E 4.1 SptChalB SPCHB 2.03 .39 39 1 ..
57 82 24 A D24.2 Spreadtrn r SPRD 14.10 +.88 +178 5.2m 7o
45 39 75 E B 6.5 Sprint
S 5.00 .06 25 42m ..o
.. .. 69 .. C 14.0 SprottGld PHYS 13.17 .25 24 1.0m 99
.. .. 87 .. E 23.0 SprttPhySilv PSLV 15.50 .31 78 369 99
34 10 43 E B 2.0 SprottRsrc r SILU 1.71 .03 58 60 ..
34 56 12 D D30.3 StJoe
JOE 19.80 .32 +315 2.2m ..o
84 82 65 A D 54.2 StJudeM 1.8 r STJ 46.30 1.10 +75 5.1m 15
26 28 20 E D+6.7 StaarSurg STAA 5.04 .03 +21 151 ..o
34 46 40 .. B13.0 StagIndustrl STAG 12.24 .29 +506 1.7m ..
54 48 60 D C 20.0 StageSt 1.9 r SSI 16.08 +.12 +21 580 17
83 85 74 A D+15.2 StmpsCom STMP 12.85 +.26 +153 154 13o
23 41 25 C C 48.9 StancrpF 2.1 r SFG 40.61 .42 +44 438 9k
85 88 79 C B15.8 StandardFinl STND 15.27 .01 92 0.2 16
59 71 30 B C+ 30.4 StdMicro r SMSC 23.43 +.09 +380 744 14
86 82 90 C C 15.2 StdrdMtr 1.9 SMP 14.68 +.42 +94 296 11
5 4 15 E B5.0 StdrdPac
SPF 3.40 .10 +5 2.2m 68
33 68 17 C D 20.4 StandrdPk r STAN 15.45 +.23 +157 114 14
33 85 30 C D4.0 StdRegis 6.4 SR 3.13 +.08 +999 1.7m 4
55 87 30 C E 39.1 StandexI .8 SXI 28.86 .64 +189 120 11
79 83 62 A C+ 78.2 Stanley 2.4 SWK 69.28 1.78 +2 1.9m 16
43 23 79 E D+6.1 StanlFur
STLY 4.75 +.27 5 20 ..
74 90 49 B C+ 31.9 Stantec
STN 27.86 .68 7 12 13
7 48 8 D D23.8 Staples 2.6 SPLS 15.31 +.03 +80 25m 11o
15 61 11 D E 3.2 StarBul
9 SBLK 2.09 .02 78 38 13
76 68 65 C D6.0 StarGa 5.8 SGU 5.33 .04 +50 103 7
65 12 99 E B 5.4 StarSci
CIGX 4.96 +.10 +12 3.5m ..o
98 84 84 A B+ 38.2 Starbuc 1.4 r SBUX 37.35 .38 24 5.0m 25
42 82 21 D D14.9 Starret 3.8 SCX 10.50 .09 +101 17 17
7 22 11 E D 6.0 Startek
SRT 3.80 .25 +694 124 ..
26 56 32 C D65.5 StarwdHt .6 HOT 53.25 .79 39 1.9m 37
60 82 31 A C 23.7 StrdPT 8.8 STWD 20.03 .74 +110 2.5m 12
33 27 30 D C 18.4 StatAut 3.7 STFC 16.19 .12 +123 68 64
75 44 92 D B+ 13.3 StateBcp 1.5 STBC 12.96 .03 +156 252 22k
30 30 34 B C 18.4 StateBnkFinl STBZ 16.37 .38 +999 3.2m 12
47 65 56 C D+50.3 StateStr 1.7 r STT 43.31 .82 +56 5.2m 12
52 42 57 A D28.4 Statoil
4.1 STO 23.44 .61 +2 2.1m 9o
8 40 9 C E 8.8 StlthGas
GASS 4.20 +.05 78 15 6
25 36 25 C D+20.7 StlDyna 2.6 STLD 15.66 .14 +4 3.9m 18
95 82 85 D B+ 12.17Steelcse 2.2 SCS 11.16 ... +297 2.1m 23o
49 41 53 D D 11.0 SteinMart r SMRT 9.26 +.05 +80 292 12
85 86 53 B B 51.1 SteinerLeis STNR 44.11 .60 21 46 13
55 8 90 D C+ 28.6 SteinwyMus LVB 25.38 +.03 +393 120 45
28 81 14 E C 15.9 Stellar 1.4 STEL 11.58 .18 +190 122 29k
7 15 4 E E 1.3 StemCells STEM .54 .04 +999 12m ..
81 77 32 B B78.9 Stepan
1.5 SCL 67.19 +.28 +324 153 11
34 29 23 E B 4.5 Stereotxs STXS 3.60 +.15 +448 1.5m ..
91 92 72 A B95.7 Stericycle SRCL.85.61 1.37 0 479 32o
62 67 38 C D38.0 Steris
1.8 STE 34.00 .11 +62 455 15
45 56 28 D B+ 10.9 SterlngB 3.9 STL 9.22 .18 +230 257 20
42 33 85 E C+ 9.4 Sterlng
.8 SBIB 7.97 .02 +92 1.4m 99k
35 47 20 C A17.0 SterlCons
STRL 13.01 .27 +61 91 12
23 69 8 E C 49.3 SterlngFnl STSA 15.82 .27 +999 3.3m ..
47 74 26 A D 17.4 Sterlte
.5 SLT 14.06 .04 26 536 11
94 84 90 A B38.9 SteveMdn SHOO 35.10 .86 +13 383 19o
6 24 9 E D9.5 Stwrdsh 4.0 SSFN 5.00 +.05 47 2 99
43 57 59 D E 8.4 StewEnt 1.8 STEI 6.77 .08 +137 1.0m 19
23 58 20 E D12.7 StewInfo .5 STC 9.62 .24 +18 113 50
42 89 23 B D49.9 StifelFin
SF 35.70 .56 +51 785 16o
67 82 76 B E 25.9 StillwtrM
SWC 20.52 +.24 +159 8.3m 28o
41 82 27 C E 13.5 STMicro 3.7 STM 9.23 .12 7 1.7m 10
67 33 95 B C 35.9 StoneEgy
SGY 28.50 1.23 +97 1.9m 12o
.. .. 48 .. C 25.3 StnHrbr 8.8 EDF 24.65 +.13 +29 73 99
45 25 66 D C 33.5 StneMor 8.7 STON 27.03 .07 63 52 ..
68 77 63 B C+ 17.2 Stoneridge
SRI 13.20 .25 +751 1.3m 23
45 79 29 B D 55.7 Stratasys SSYS 31.82 1.17 5 340 45
40 9 81 E C 3.1 StratDgn
SDIX 2.11 +.08 28 30 ..
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65 39 88 E B7.0 StratHtls
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24 69 7 C E 38.1 Strattec
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76 59 91 D D 15.0 StratusProps STRS 13.34 .41 +158 6 ..
50 86 9 A D244 StrvrEd 3.2 r STRA 123.4 1.98 +400 1.5m 12o
27 52 21 D B6.7 StreamG
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58 30 86 D B+ 2.1 StrmLHlth STRM 1.93 .09 +285 63 16
86 83 56 A B 65.2 Stryker 1.3 r SYK 57.38 .85 20 1.9m 16
68 20 85 B D+24.1 SturmR 1.8 r RGR 20.55 +.15 +277 468 14
45 51 31 B D59.0 SuburbP 6.6 SPH 51.71 .04 44 42 16o
43 18 77 E E 4.8 Sucampon SCMP 4.22 +.14 +802 298 ..
44 11 43 C C 40.4 SuccessF
SFSF 29.58 2.82 +856 13m 99o
5 16 4 C D 32.5 SuffkNY
SUBK 14.03 +.18 +154 159 99k
14 4 23 C C 7.8 Sumitom 2.9 SMFG 5.89 +.07 40 299 7
84 64 84 B D9.5 SummInf SUMR 8.62 +.17 +480 330 18
45 82 61 E C 5.0 SumtFnlGr SMMF 3.64 +.02 37 1 33
33 2 80 E B11.6 SummitHotel INN 11.30 +.27 +513 586 ..
43 29 47 D B+ 7.3 SummitSt 5.4 SSBI 6.65 +.08 53 3 27
5 2 13 E D+5.6 SunBcpNJ SNBC 3.25 .01 +999 4.3m ..
66 61 79 .. B40.2 SunCmn 6.9 SUI 36.76 .04 +180 316 ..
6 38 8 D E 15.0 SunHlthcr SUNH 8.05 +.08 +56 404 3
89 78 92 A D+54.3 SunHydr 1.2 SNHY 44.30 .43 +31 97 27
18 51 33 D E 34.7 SunLife 5.3 SLF 28.50 .42 27 295 10o
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.. .. 83 .. C 21.3 SunaFAlp 1.0 FGF 19.79 .08 +32 73 ..k
51 77 42 B E 48.5 SuncrEr 1.2 SU 37.44 .67 25 4.8m 16o
44 66 18 D D 3.7 Sunesis
SNSS 2.11 +.09 +334 2.5m ..
39 48 69 E D+3.0 SunlinkH
SSY 1.98 +.01 88 2 ..
45 38 32 C D47.0 Sunoco 1.5 SUN 39.15 1.42 +18 3.2m 62o
73 67 60 B E 91.0 SunocoLg 5.7 SXL 84.08 +.22 +7 74 15
74 85 69 C D+8.8 SunOpta
STKL 6.82 .02 51 176 20
78 98 81 B C+ 22.67SunPwrA SPWRA 16.95 .34 53 1.4m 9o
76 98 83 B D 22.1 SunPwr SPWRB 16.21 .13 34 1.3m 9o
52 27 97 C D 12.4 SunriseSr
SRZ 8.90 +.11 +52 1.6m 20o
39 67 16 D E 11.2 SunstnHtl
SHO 8.82 .07 26 691 99
43 78 14 A C 11.4 SuntechP
STP 7.60 .15 17 2.5m 3o
29 82 20 E E 33.1 SunTrst .2 r STI 25.00 .03 21 4.2m 49
85 87 90 B C 19.37SuperMicn SMCI 16.47 .11 +5 233 16
34 14 79 E C 4.2 SupTech
SCON 2.39 +.10 47 116 ..
87 61 67 A D+3.4 Supergen SUPG 2.90 +.11 +136 1.2m 10o
68 43 79 B C 41.7 SuperEgry
SPN 34.54 .62 +101 2.0m 23o
70 82 65 B D26.3 SuperrIn 3.0 SUP 21.20 +.16 +47 229 11
48 82 45 D D 11.9 Superio 5.0 SGC 10.77 +.09 30 2 16k
32 71 1 A C 26.9 SuperMda SPMD 3.62 .16 +438 1.3m ..
5 20 5 E E 2.0 SuperHosp SPPR 1.00 .01 56 25 ..
33 51 21 B D+27.9 Supertex r SUPX 21.14 .05 +345 276 18
6 19 15 D D12.7 Suprvalu 4.1 SVU 8.57 .20 40 4.5m 6o
20 26 15 D C 7.2 Support.cm SPRT 4.51 .14 +76 406 ..
62 17 94 D B 3.6 SupremeInd STS 3.49 +.31 +52 31 ..
71 38 97 E B 17.8 Surwst 2.2 r SURW 14.60 .55 +999 1.3m 99
11 10 16 D D 16.8 Surmodics SRDX 11.07 +.01 +324 403 58o
36 82 13 E D+10.4 SusqBnc 1.0 SUSQ 7.65 .01 +86 2.1m 40o
80 65 90 D BNH Susser
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71 59 82 D B7.0 SussxB
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1 22 6 E E 2.4 SutorTchn SUTR 1.24 .08 64 31 3
48 27 32 B B8.5 SutronCp
STRN 6.90 +.12 70 2 11
28 28 28 B D+48.2 SwiftErgy
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65 82 41 B B15.6 SwiftTrnsp SWFT 12.79 .38 +448 11m 99
41 2 99 E C 11.4 SwishHyg SWSH 5.62 +.08 +410 8.9m ..
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28 3 70 E B+ 26.1 Sycamre
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86 84 86 B B22.9 SykesEnt
SYKE 21.27 +.15 +163 619 16
86 53 78 B B+ 20.5 Symantec r SYMC 18.75 .18 +59 15m 13o
44 51 58 C D+14.5 Symetra 1.8 SYA 13.15 .12 +999 6.1m 10
34 34 24 D B7.5 Symmetric r SYMM 5.48 .06 +278 467 13
70 97 18 D B+ 11.5 SymtryMed SMA 8.72 .08 +48 281 18
67 6 95 D A11.1 Symsn
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74 82 75 C D+15.5 Synalloy 2.1 SYNL 11.82 +.20 29 5 11
59 91 19 A C+ 33.3 Synaptics SYNA 25.02 1.12 9 412 9o
96 83 85 A C 35.87Synchron r SNCR 29.88 .59 4 286 39o
94 92 93 C C+ 6.0 Synergetc SURG 5.36 .12 +999 2.0m 26
64 44 63 D C 14.9 SyneronMd ELOS 11.96 +.37 +999 3.8m ..o
92 99 79 B D+71.9 Syngenta
SYT 64.93 1.11 23 293 19k
76 92 60 C C 36.7 Synnex
SNX 30.62 .68 +135 311 8
48 72 35 B D29.4 Synopsys r SNPS 25.35 .23 3 828 15
69 98 41 C E 21.3 Synovis
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14 50 12 E C 3.0 Synovus 1.9 SNV 2.12 .04 9 7.9m ..k
33 12 68 E E 6.9 SyntaPh
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90 62 88 A C 59.6 Syntel
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32 15 95 E D+4.5 SynthEnn SYMX 1.94 +.01 89 103 ..
31 9 50 E B2.5 Syntrlum SYNM 1.99 +.06 +282 951 ..
2 9 10 .. D 22.1 Synutran
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26 59 22 E C 6.2 SyprisSol
SYPR 3.59 .02 70 6 ..
74 63 62 B D+32.8 Sysco
3.4 r SYY 30.76 .32 47 2.4m 15o
52 53 65 D B17.2 Systemax
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31 59 4 A E 8.2 Syswin
SYSW 3.60 ... +149 46 5
87 52 97 D A+40.0 Telvent
TLVT 39.87 .03 60 211 22o
90 72 93 C C+ 30.3 TempleI 1.8 TIN 29.68 .15 26 2.0m 26o
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98 90 97 A BNH 7TemprPd r TPX.65.39 .76 1 1.2m 27
54 72 46 B D+51.1 Tenaris 1.6 TS 43.55 .46 0 1.3m 20o
43 44 56 C C+ 7.7 TenetHlthc r THC 5.99 .30 +55 22m 19o
38 23 68 B D1.5 Tengasco
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74 68 59 C B 43.8 Tennant 1.8 r TNC 38.28 .47 5 80 27
58 82 88 .. E 46.8 Tenneco
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1 9 2 E D7.4 TennCmrcB TNCC 2.51 +.16 41 50 ..
96 80 93 A A NH Teradata
TDC 57.43 .61 +8 1.7m 29o
74 64 52 A D19.2 Teradyne
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26 50 23 D D38.5 Terex
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15 14 11 A D 43.9 Ternium 2.6 TX 29.10 .11 38 334 9
98 98 93 A B NH TerraNit 14 TNH 134.0 +2.81 +55 74 13
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71 39 61 C B+ 20.7 Territr 1.8 r TBNK 20.33 +.16 +185 88 19
64 43 70 D B22.5 Tesco
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30 2 83 .. B36.4 Tesla
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78 67 84 D D 28.7 Tesoro
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31 63 17 C C+ 18.3 TesscoT 3.3 TESS 12.28 +.60 +999 625 9k
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67 91 32 C C 27.2 TetraTech TTEK 22.63 +.48 +291 1.1m 17
28 25 35 D C 16.0 TetraTech
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81 84 87 B B26.87TxCapBsh TCBI 25.26 .14 +40 261 22k
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61 64 59 A E 36.7 TexsInst 1.6 r TXN 31.53 .59 +39 13m 12
92 86 84 A C 49.5 TexasPa
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87 74 78 C C 18.5 TexRdhs1.8 r TXRH 17.36 +.09 +56 1.3m 21
54 95 31 A E 37.9 Textain 4.3 TGH 28.98 .87 +200 327 10
43 71 30 D C 28.9 Textron
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27 33 17 D D6.1 Theratech THER 4.34 +.04 67 11 ..k
46 34 61 .. D+29.0 Theravnc
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89 80 84 C B 65.9 ThermoFis r TMO 62.51 1.05 18 2.3m 17o
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18 13 28 D .. 13.1 ThermonGrp THR 11.63 +.20 +456 1.5m ..
34 2 53 E A 3.6 TheStre 3.2 TST 3.08 .03 74 16 ..
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63 68 69 C C+ 61.9 ThomasBett r TNB 51.03 .51 14 332 17k
10 15 15 E D4.6 ThomsPrp
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41 84 11 A D16.1 ThomCrkgn
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35 60 27 C D42.2 Thomson 3.5 r TRI 35.93 .39 +78 1.2m 20
26 19 28 B C 39.1 ThorInd 1.4 THO 28.48 .07 +204 1.2m 13o
72 88 42 A D 46.3 Thoratec r THOR 30.81 +.34 41 610 24o
80 82 97 A D29.4 ThreeDSys DDD 18.72 .52 40 539 36o
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22 14 41 D D63.6 Tidewatr 2.0 r TDW 50.47 .92 12 731 21o
9 2 14 E E 6.9 TierTechn r TIER 4.78 .24 +999 1.2m ..
98 88 94 A A77.9 Tiffany 1.5 r TIF.75.70 .57 +11 2.0m 24o
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91 65 80 A C+ 51.0 THortns 1.3 r THI 46.29 .38 23 183 22o
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83 69 85 B D+79.2 TWCable 2.6 r TWC 74.50 .02 +106 4.1m 18o
60 48 56 C C 38.6 TimeWr 2.7 TWX 34.46 .70 +39 10m 14o
73 81 77 A D57.8 Timken 1.7 TKR 46.98 1.67 +51 1.5m 13o
74 66 91 C B31.4 TitanInt
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98 99 95 B B+ 32.07TitanMchn TITN.28.87 .07 33 334 18o
51 62 23 C D 22.9 Titanm
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17 29 20 D C+ 4.3 Tofutti
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42 61 30 B D 42.5 Tompkns 3.5 TMP 38.93 +.29 +110 35 12k
46 33 67 C D 29.8 TootsieR 1.1 TR 28.48 .13 +155 205 30
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55 82 41 B D68.4 Toro
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41 68 52 B E 89.8 TorDmBk 3.4 TD 79.71 .65 28 483 12o
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63 10 88 B B27.5 TowerBc 4.2 TOBC 26.89 .01 +456 389 37
37 44 60 D C 9.0 TowerFnl 2.1 TOFC 8.00 .02 56 1 14k
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63 65 84 .. B19.0 TowerIntl TOWR 18.04 +.61 +413 180 ..
33 37 13 A C 1.7 TowerSemi TSEM 1.14 +.01 70 195 2
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68 28 98 D B 5.7 Towerstmn TWER 4.94 .09 +999 3.5m ..o
75 72 99 .. B 7.7 TownSprts CLUB 7.00 .03 +999 3.0m 41
24 48 15 C C 17.0 TwneBk 2.4 TOWN 13.29 +.25 +149 120 18
23 5 62 D C 93.9 Toyota 1.4 TM 81.29 +.47 48 334 26o
96 95 95 B B NH Tractor .7 r TSCO 64.91 1.29 16 682 27
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87 97 87 B C 13.17TransAct TACT 11.21 .06 72 10 21
65 57 41 C B 22.5 Transal 5.9 TAC 20.79 .29 19 34 19
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35 52 32 D C 54.1 TransAtl 1.8 TRH 47.84 +.13 22 559 23
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81 74 74 B E 45.1 TransCda 4.2 TRP 42.65 .54 4 369 20
80 91 93 D B11.0 Transcat
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2 5 1 E E 10.5 TransconRlty TCI 2.18 .05 +13 7 ..
97 92 89 A B+ 88.67TransDg
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36 55 30 A D20.3 TransGlb
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41 44 22 D C+ 5.5 TransThgn TTHI 2.91 +.01 76 17 5
62 67 39 B D+40.7 TrnsMon 7.1 TLP 34.46 +.32 68 11 13o
18 26 21 C E 86.0 Transocn 5.3 RIG 59.81 1.76 12 4.1m 15o
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47 71 49 C E 64.2 Travele 2.9 TRV 56.68 .48 +34 4.4m 8
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48 92 13 A D+31.9 TrinaSol
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79 67 89 C D11.0 TrntyBio 1.0 TRIB 9.96 +.09 +1 59 15
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37 70 33 D C 19.5 TrueBlue
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23 37 13 C E 6.7 TrustcNY 5.2 TRST 4.98 .08 +162 523 12k
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40 52 29 B B 21.3 TNSInc
r TNS 16.07 +.14 +237 260 7
98 82 97 B A43.4 TPCGrp
r TPCG 38.31 .29 +471 674 16
57 48 97 E B9.0 TRC
TRR 6.15 .19 +999 1.8m ..
81 61 91 A B63.3 TRWAuto
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23 27 45 E C 12.4 TSR
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.. .. 69 .. D20.4 TaiwanFd .4 TWN 18.35 .03 +34 26 ..
78 73 72 A D14.1 TaiwSem 6.3 TSM 12.40 .44 +61 25m 11o
63 19 86 B C 17.6 TakeTwoIS TTWO 14.80 .41 18 1.8m 15
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7 7 2 .. D+13.4 Talbots
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98 88 81 B B+ 38.37TaleoA
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11 30 24 C E 25.2 Talismn 1.5 TLM 18.75 .18 +11 3.5m 49o
5 2 5 E C 4.1 TandyBrnd TBAC 2.03 .11 84 2 ..
77 63 70 B B5.4 TandyLthr
TLF 4.95 .10 7 4 11
77 73 72 C B28.1 TangerF 3.0 SKT 26.68 +.03 +85 1.2m 63
20 23 43 .. D 7.8 TanzRy
TRX 6.31 .06 68 171 ..
97 82 90 A .. 11.37TaomeHldgs TAOM 9.75 +.20 77 140 13
38 8 73 E D36.7 TargaRe 3.5 TRGP 31.49 +.15 +31 459 ..
78 82 78 C E 35.6 TargRes 6.5 NGLS 34.14 +.30 55 156 30o
62 67 17 A C 30.5 Targacpt
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33 67 16 C D+61.0 Target
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26 77 13 A E 7.2 Taseko
TGB 4.42 +.04 49 696 10o
11 28 7 D E 15.4 VidSanN
TCL 8.16 .05 +68 80 ..
27 54 17 A E 37.7 TataMot 3.4 TTM 21.33 +.08 35 1.5m 6o
73 80 85 .. C 60.9 Taubman 3.0 TCO 57.49 .15 28 330 61
3 21 7 E D 14.1 TaylorC
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73 86 78 D C 28.7 Team
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42 33 99 E B1.6 TeamStffrs TSTF 1.10 ... 99 0.2 ..
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59 53 60 C C+ 37.3 Teche
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14 52 20 E E 14.2 TecmsehA TECUA 10.29 .05 +202 172 ..
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19 64 4 E E 4.9 Tegal
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22 32 16 D B14.6 Tekelec
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19 35 3 D E 9.3 TekmPharm TKMR 2.50 .08 +134 19 ..
55 28 82 D D+9.4 TelInstEl
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31 73 33 .. E 19.2 TelNort 3.1 TNE 15.29 .06 54 1.4m 12
97 95 80 A B27.2 TelecmA
9 TEO 25.30 .27 49 92 9
.. .. 91 .. B5.4 TelBras 8.8 TBH 4.76 +.08 50 16 99k
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56 63 50 C D 13.4 TelItali
14 TIA 10.91 .24 3 46 4
41 64 23 C D16.0 TelItal
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80 85 72 B B+ 6.0 TlCmSys
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73 82 65 C D 53.4 Teledyne
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56 54 35 A D+27.6 Telefon
13 TEF 22.90 .55 +13 2.7m 7o
37 20 45 B D 19.8 TelMxA 5.2 TFONY 16.09 +.09 32 2 12k
38 20 41 B C 19.3 TelfnMe 5.2 TMX 16.02 .10 55 485 12
57 69 29 A D 43.8 TelkmIn 6.7 TLK 33.41 .04 42 175 12o
95 98 99 A D+18.17TeleNav r TNAV 16.57 +.09 +334 1.1m 16
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58 96 5 A C+ 15.5 Telestone
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76 75 85 C B+ 23.5 TeleTech r TTEC 20.28 +.14 +225 667 18o
20 34 6 .. E 1.3 TelikInc
TELK .55 .07 +185 189 ..
18 19 8 C C 8.2 Tellabs 1.8 TLAB 4.45 +.05 5 6.2m 14o
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35 38 53 A E 20.1 UBS
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.. .. 24 .. .. 25.9 UBSAgTrcLk BDCS 23.18 +.04 +165 15 99
41 16 67 E C 26.5 UDRINC 3.3 UDR 24.03 .07 +16 2.0m ..
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58 64 56 C E 33.5 UGI
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54 22 41 B A11.9 UMHPrp 6.9 UMH 10.41 +.10 +369 121 20
10 46 9 E D4.2 UQMTech
UQM 2.29 ... +999 3.4m ..
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57 41 99 D B3.7 USATechn USAT 2.35 ... 79 263 ..
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4 3 27 D D12.0 USConcrete USCR 8.04 .13 +26 14 ..
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99 97 98 A B+ NH 7UltaSalon ULTA.62.82 +.24 +290 3.0m 46o
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47 59 27 A D+51.2 UltraPt
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25 18 25 E B 7.5 Ultralife
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95 97 80 C B19.07Ultrapar 2.6 UGP 17.36 +.02 +9 289 19
17 22 31 E D 7.9 Ultrpetrl
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99 98 95 B B 33.9 Ultratech
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17 29 2 D B0.2 Ulurun
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45 82 29 D C 13.2 Umpqu 1.8 UMPQ 11.12 .11 +24 905 34
98 96 95 B A 80.07UndrArmr
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22 41 48 E C 9.2 UniPixel UNXL 6.37 .03 73 2 ..
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56 65 52 C C 58.0 Unifirst
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34 31 8 B D 3.8 UnifyCp
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51 68 59 .. D33.6 Unilever 3.1 UN 31.82 +.06 0 2.3m 16
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49 48 23 B B24.8
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.. .. 5 .. B 106
3 4 17 E D 48.3
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.. .. 54 .. C 10.7
.. .. 43 .. E 16.5
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VangUtil 3.7 VPU 70.47 .56
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VantageDrl VTG 1.84 +.09
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VarianSm VSEA.61.34 .10
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VasclrSoln VASC 11.85 .25
VectorGp 8.9 VGR 18.06 +.07
Vectren 5.1 VVC 27.31 +.05
VeecoInst r VECO.47.01 1.03
71 82 83 A E 19.4 Vishay
VSH 14.29 .33 44 1.6m 7o
81 70 78 C D20.3 VishyPrcisn VPG 17.30 .82 +999 1.0m 17
62 25 98 E C 3.0 VisionSci
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7 6 5 D E 5.1 VsnChinan VISN 2.55 .04 +39 349 ..o
32 36 56 .. B4.3 VistaGld
VGZ 2.77 .02 +999 7.2m ..o
86 96 58 A D+56.3 VistaPrt
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53 27 72 B B 76.7 VisteonCorp VC 65.27 .02 +675 4.0m 3o
22 13 7 B B 10.4 Vitacost
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98 99 95 C B46.57VitaminSn VSI 44.94 .06 +409 1.5m 35
50 39 91 E D+5.8 VitesseSemi VTSS 4.11 +.04 72 71 3
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59 59 ..k 33 20 46 E C 13.0 Vivus
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+83 70 99 89 37 85 C A+31.7 Volcano
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17 302 ..x 47 44 36 B B28.4 Volterra
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90 633 99 70 66 67 B E 98.4 VorndRl 3.0 VNO 90.67 +.10 +89 2.1m 25o
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VFCorp 2.4 VFC 105.1 +.67 +27 1.3m 15
VISTFncl 2.9 VIST 6.98 .02 11 6 21
VOCEnergy VOC 22.14 .10 79 72 17k
VSE
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VaalcoEn
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ValeSA
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84 52 99 E A8.7 ValVision VVTV 7.93 .26 +999 4.7m ..o
50 89 6 A E 41.1 VanceInfon r VIT 20.09 +.09 +24 1.5m 24o
44 28 27 B C+ 10.3 VandaPhar VNDA 6.99 .19 +38 222 29o
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.. .. 68 .. B81.9 VangCns 2.4 VDC 78.10 .47 79 14 ..
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52 70 26 C D 26.3 WeathIntl
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94 96 97 A D+16.07Web.com WWWW 11.20 .13 +839 3.3m 14
51 78 22 B E 58.6 WebMD WBMD 46.70 .30 35 464 44o
65 44 88 D B 2.0 Webmedbr r WEBM 1.29 +.05 72 66 ..
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53 82 45 D D23.7 WbstrFn 1.0 WBS 19.96 .15 19 427 19k
92 87 98 .. C+ 87.07WWatch1.0 r WTW 72.93 +.22 44 771 24o
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66 82 74 C D+18.7 WstCtB
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55 37 59 B B 41.9 WestDigtl WDC 35.18 1.83 +99 6.8m 9
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57 77 51 A D+22.0 WstnUn 1.7 r WU 19.23
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74 86 76 D B 14.2
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34 35 19 E C 11.3
57 82 57 .. C 25.5
46 62 28 B B12.1
16 31 11 E D1.8
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21 19 17 C C 3.4
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37 49 10 A D14.7
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XeriumTec XRM 17.94
Xerox
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XfoneInc
XFN 1.00
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XinynRE 4.2 r XIN 2.12
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.. .. 40 .. D+32.3 WTSoAfR
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.. .. 71 .. D61.1 WTMCEr 1.2 EZM 56.78 .36 60 8 ..k
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.. .. 64 .. E 56.4 WTSCEr 1.2 EES 52.48 .11 64 5 ..k
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17 45 7 E D 0.4 WizzardSn WZE .16 .01 +33 343 ..
81 82 75 E A15.2 WolvrnBanc WBKC 14.60 .20 42 2 ..
96 87 90 A B+ 40.8 Wolvrn 1.2 WWW 40.50 +.16 +22 428 17k
56 84 38 C E 39.5 Woodwrd.9 r WWD 32.36 .24 17 244 19o
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52-Week New Highs & Lows

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NYSE (n) 26 New Highs, 34 Lows

NASDAQ 60 New Highs, 34 Lows
AMEX (a) 5 New Highs, 9 Lows
Based on a study of stock market winners, most
stocks on the New Highs list tend to go higher.
You can also use our unique New Highs list to
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Name
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
Name
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
Name
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
Endologx
ELGX 9.15
NtlHlthcr
NHC 47.85
Pharmcycl PCYC 10.11
SciClone
SCLN 5.96
ConmedHn CONM 3.95
AirMethods AIRM 73.25
SeattGene SGEN 20.70
AriadPhrm ARIA 10.63
7
93
2
32
34
98
9
4
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
PrimeAcqstn PACQ 9.50 13

CashAmer
CSH 54.07 79
Name
TerraNit
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
TNH 133.98 98
AEROSPACE
LMIAerospc LMIA 22.55 46
Astronics
ATRO 28.11 93
BreezeE
BZC 11.15 37
ENERGY
SouthnUn
SUG 39.85 67
GTSolar
SOLR 15.30 99
Oneok
OKE 73.27 39
RobbMyr
RBN 49.04 96 TELECOM
ICOGlA
ICOG 3.23 82
TelcmNwZ
NZT 10.07 20
REAL EST
KennWils
KW 12.15 4
NYMgTr
NYMT 7.93 29 COMPUTER
SOFTWARE (6)
AnnalyCap
NLY 18.70 60 OvrldStrrs OVRL 2.78 44
Fortinet
FTNT 25.85 78
Teradata
TDC 57.43 80
Servicesrce SREV 20.36 21 METALS
QlikTech
QLIK 33.39 14 Hndy&Harmn HNH 14.91 39 CHIPS
EasyLkSInt ESIC 5.20 82 UnivStnls
ENTG 9.78 75
USAP 44.50 70 Entegris
Pegsys
PEGA 43.12 79 CarpTech
CRS 53.26 82 CVDEqpmnt CVV 13.60 76
MicroStr
MSTR 157.74 24
ShoeCrnvl
SCVL 29.92 55
AmerCar
CRMT 31.33 79
BffWldWg BWLD 63.52 96
RETAIL (19)
PeetsCof
PEET 55.59 94
BUSINS SVC (6)
CaribouC
CBOU 12.97 75 Chipotle
CMG 293.25 97 NatlResrch NRCI 36.50
BravBrRestr BBRG 23.93 30 TractorSupl TSCO 64.91 95
Trnscnd
TRCR 28.90
Susser
SUSS 16.38 65 Fossil
FOSL 113.41 98 NAPCOSec NSSC 3.00
PizzaInn
PZZI 2.67 55 Perfumania PERF 15.89 51 TylerTech
TYL 26.15
UltaSalon
ULTA 62.82 97
RuralMtro RURL 17.25
Liquidity
LQDT 23.06 86 MEDICAL (13)
AdvsrBrd
ABCO 54.48
Conns
CONN 8.83 11 Endocyte
ECYT 12.88 13
LithiaMt
LAD 19.18 82 InfinityPh
INFI 7.92 20 FINANCE (5)
Genesco
GCO 51.01 76 CornerTh
CRTX 7.88 49 Cardtrncn CATM 21.82
CoffeeHldg
JVA 15.69 75 NymoxPhar NYMX 8.90 3 ArlingAst
AI 31.88
GHDX 28.37 63 AdvAmer
AEA 6.70
DGSE
DGSE 7.10 50 Genomic
New Highs
Name
59
96
50
92
75
35
99
60
57
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg Name
MEDIA
Primediars
PRM
APPAREL
Crocs
CROX 24.81 82
OSIS
BUNT
HPI
HSA
HYB
FTF
SHY
BSCF
HAV
SCHO
DTYL
TUZ
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
41.27 93
22.79
20.79
5.66
10.89
14.20
84.54
21.44
8.22
50.43
56.32
51.15
BANKS
FOOD/BEV
WTBA 8.35 62
HansenNat HANS 78.05 88 WestBc
CEBK 20.85 5
BGFdsn
BGS 20.75 97 CntrlBcp
CocaCFmsa KOF 90.82 71
UTILITY
Pennchk
PNNW 28.64 94 New Lows
CONSUMER
NaturesSn NATR 18.16 48
BANKS (6)
SchiffNutr
WNI 10.34 21 TRANSPRT
16.37
TWIN 36.69 70 StateBnkFinl
TemprPd
TPX 65.39 90 TwnDisc
SYBcp
22.50
S&Ls
NorthnTr
44.98
AGRICULTRE
15.33
AmrVngrd
AVD 13.27 82 LaBncpn
LABC 16.50 95 Barclays
Westway WWAY 4.85 27
RBScotldn
11.40
30
76
32
50
7
Name
Stock
EPS
Symbol Price Rtg
MorgStan
22.21 27
TELECOM
VimpelC
12.67 85
FINANCE (5)
AirLease
KBWInc
CoreLogic
JeffrsGp
KnghtCap
23.55
18.38
16.32
20.12
10.94
SOFTWARE
Qihoo360Tch
16.24 82
S&Ls
NYCmtyBc
14.94 59
RETAIL
ECmCnDng
10.44 17
ELECTRNCS
ItronInc
46.85 63
CONSUMER
DolbyLab
41.90 83
COMPUTER
Logitech
10.67 20
MISC
IPUSTy2YrBr
GggBlt2015H
FMUsMarket
ProUSL710
FibriaCelu
BiPGCrb
Direxn710Br
GuggShipgEtf
Fs2xOilSP500
PSUltshrt37
PSUltshtTips
IPthUsT10yB
43.12
25.41
24.26
37.26
12.96 82
23.00
37.60
22.11
20.36
36.66
34.04
43.06
7.11 41
CHEMICAL
Innophs
IPHS 48.91 89
MISC
OSISystem
PSD3XGBd
JhnHnkPfI
HeliosStrat
NewAmHiIn
FrTmpLtd
iShrB13
ClyBullet15
HeliosAdv
SchbShTmUS
IPUST10YB
PIMCO13T
D15
Name
34
5
10
30
44
ENERGY (5)
STRHld
KosmosEngy
NiskaGsS
Compressco
LonePineRes
14.33 67
17.34 12
16.74 9
17.74 4
11.14 2
BUSINS SVC
Quad/Grphs
BakerMichl
Courier
38.01 60
21.55 42
10.56 11
MEDICAL
Auxilium
VangrdHealth
19.12 4
17.95 67
INSURNCE
UnitdFire
OldRepIn
17.52 26
11.62 21
TRANSPRT
Frontlne
14.90
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