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BY TH E ASSO C I ATED PRESS
Israel obliterated symbols of
Hamas power inthe Gaza Stripon
thethirddayof what theIsraeli de-
fense minister described Monday
as a war to the bitter end, strik-
ing next to the Hamas premiers
home and devastating a security
compound and a university build-
ing.
The three-day death toll rose to
364 on Monday, with some 1,400
reported wounded. The U.N. said
at least 62 of the dead were civil-
ians, and medics said eight chil-
dren under the age of 17 were
killedintwoseparatestrikes over-
night. Israel launched its cam-
paign, the deadliest against Pales-
tinians in decades, on Saturday in
retaliation for rocket fire aimed at
civilians insouthernIsraeli towns.
Since then, the number of Israeli
troopsontheGazaborderhasdou-
bledandthe Cabinet approvedthe
call-upof 6,500reservesoldiers.
Militants Launch Rockets
The strikes have driven Hamas
leaders into hiding, but Palestin-
ians militants continued to battle
back. Sirens warning of incoming
rockets sent Israelis scrambling
for cover throughout theday.
One medium-range rocket fired
at the Israeli city of Ashkelon
killed an Arab construction work-
er and wounded several others.
He was the second Israeli killed
since the beginning of the offen-
sive.
At first light Monday, strong
winds blew black smoke from the
bombed sites over Gaza Citys de-
serted streets. The air hummed
withthebuzzof droneaircraft and
the roar of jets, punctuated by air-
strike explosions. Palestinian
health officials said one strike
killed four Islamic Jihad militants
andachild.
Some Palestinians ventured out-
side for mourning. In northern
Gaza, afather liftedthe bodyof his
4-year-old during a funeral Mon-
day for five children from the
samefamilykilledinanIsraeli mis-
silestrike.
On Sunday, Hamas missiles
struck for the first time near the
city of Ashdod, only 25 miles from
Israels heart in Tel Aviv. Hamas
leaders have also threatened to
renew suicide attacks inside Isra-
el. AmissilefromGazastruckAsh-
dod again on Monday, seriously
woundingtwopeople.
U.S. Backs Israel
The White House released a
statement Monday saying in
order for the violence to stop,
Hamas must stop firing rockets
into Israel and agree to respect a
sustainable and durable cease-
fire.
But inDamascus, Syria, anexiled
Hamas official said there could be
no talk of a truce with Israel until
the assault ended and Israel re-
openedtheGazacrossings.
We need our liberty, we need
our freedom, andweneedtobein-
dependent,saidAbuMarzouk.
A six-month truce between
Hamas and Israel expired earlier
thismonthasHamasrefusedtoex-
tendit, accusing Israel of violating
its terms.
Most of those killed since Satur-
dayweremembersof Hamassecu-
rity forces, though the precise
numbers remain unclear. A
Hamas police spokesman, Ehab
Ghussen, said 180 members of the
Hamas security forces were
among the dead, and the U.N. said
at least 62 of the dead were civil-
ians. A rise in civilian casualties
couldintensify international pres-
sureonIsrael toendtheoffensive.
Ehud Barak, the Israeli defense
minister, toldparliament that Isra-
el was not fighting Gaza residents.
But we have a war to the bitter
endagainst Hamas andits branch-
es, he said. Barak said the goal
was todeal Hamas asevereblow
and the operation would be wid-
enedanddeepenedas needed.
Israels intense bombings
morethan300airstrikessincemid-
day Saturday reduceddozens of
buildings in Gaza to rubble. The
military said naval vessels also
bombardedtargets fromthesea.
At theUnitedNations, Secretary-
General Ban Ki-moon accused Is-
rael of using excessive force and
calledfor animmediatecease-fire.
One Israeli strike destroyed a
five-story building inthe womens
wing at Islamic University, one of
the most prominent Hamas sym-
bols in Gaza. Other attacks rav-
aged a compound controlled by
Hamas chief security forces and
destroyeda house next to the resi-
dence of Ismail Haniyeh, the
Hamas primeminister.
Hospitals Overwhelmed
Gazas nine hospitals struggled
to care for the injured. Hassanain,
who keeps a record for the Gaza
HealthMinistry, said that some of
theover 1,400woundedwerenow
being taken to private clinics and
evenhomes.
In Israel, 17 people have been
killed in attacks from Gaza since
the beginning of the year, includ-
ing nine civilians six of them
killed by rockets and eight sol-
diers, according to Israels For-
eignMinistry.
InJerusalem, IsraelsCabinet ap-
proved a call-up of 6,500 reserve
soldiersSundayinapparent prepa-
rationfor agroundoffensive. Mili-
tary experts said Israel would
need at least 10,000 soldiers for a
full-scaleinvasion.
The conflict inflamed Arabs and
Muslims, setting off street pro-
tests across the Arab world and in
someEuropeancities.
BY SCOTT STODDARD
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
Unemployment is risingfast, but a
broader gauge is climbing even
faster with gloomy implications
for consumer spending and the
economy.
The official jobless rate climbed
toa15-yearhighof 6.7%inNovem-
ber from 4.7% a year earlier. But
that doesnt include people who
have given up looking for work or
those forced to work fewer hours
asbusiness conditions soured.
By adding underemployed and
disaffected workers to the total,
the so-called alternative unem-
ployment rate stood at 12.5% in
November, the highest since the
Labor Department began track-
ing the series in January 1994.
Thats up from 11.8% in October
and8.4%ayear earlier.
We have obviously seen a very
rapiddeteriorationintheemploy-
ment situation, said Sophia Ko-
ropeckyj, an economist at
Moodys Economy.com. There
are fewer people working and the
peoplewhoareworkingarework-
ingfewer hours.
She said the alternative jobless
rate couldeventually hit 15%. The
U.S. will releaseits December em-
ployment report onJan. 9.
Our expectation is that the re-
cession could go on for another
year and the unemployment rate
will not reach a peak until 2010,
shesaid.
No Part-Time Lover
Employers have already shed1.9
millionjobs this year. Thespikein
involuntarily part-time workers
suggests morecuts arecoming.
Thenumberof peoplewhocould
only find part-time work rose to
7.3 million in November, up by 1.6
million just from August. They
now account for 5.1% of all those
employed, the highest since De-
cember 1993. Employers typically
offer far fewer health care and
otherbenefitstopart-timestaff.
Weve seen this slowrise in in-
voluntary part-time employment
since April 2006 but it really has
accelerated over the past three
months, said Steve Hipple, a
Labor Department economist. It
doesseemthat it couldbeaprecur-
sor tolayoffs.
Inanother worryingsign, theav-
erage work week stood at 33.5
hours inNovember, the lowest on
records datingbackto1964.
Also, the number of people who
havegivenuplookingfor workbe-
cause they were discouraged at
their job prospects has spiked
60% in the past three months to
608,000.
Rising unemployment is the key
reasonforarecent pullbackincon-
sumer spending, which accounts
for 70%of U.S. economicactivity.
Personal spending fell 0.6% in
November, the fifth straight de-
cline. The evidence so far sug-
gests this years holiday shopping
season has been the worst in
years, if not decades.
Theeconomyshrankat anannu-
al rateof 0.5%inthethirdquarter.
Experts see a much bigger con-
traction in the fourth with some
estimates ranginguptoa6%rate.
Peoples incomes are being cut
andthenthat will affect theirabili-
ty to spend, Koropeckyj said. It
has the effect of exacerbating the
economicdownturn.
Yet analysts say the rising num-
ber of part-time workers signals
employers are trying to retain
staff rather than having to hire
and train new employees when
the economy rebounds. Employ-
ers have found that workers with
specializedtechnical skillsandin-
stitutional knowledge arent so
easily replaced as they may have
beeninyears past.
More companies have recog-
nized the damage that layoffs
bring to their systems, said John
Challenger, headof outplacement
firmChallenger, Gray and Christ-
mas. Layoffs nowcausegaps that
cant bepaperedover.
Pay Cuts Spread
Package delivery giant FedEx
FDX
said earlier this month that it will
cut payby5%for salariedemploy-
ees and suspend matching contri-
butions to 401(k) retirement
plans. EastmanKodak
EK
, Motoro-
la
MOT
, Ford
F
and GM
GM
are among
othercompaniestakingsimilarac-
tion.
More firms are expected to cut
wages and benefits in 2009, along
with major layoffs, analysts said.
But some say a huge government
stimulus planned for early next
year could jump-start the econo-
myby the secondhalf andeventu-
allyspur hiring.
Unemployment will continue
to go up for a while but I do think
well start toseebysummerthebe-
ginningsigns of the next periodof
growthemerge,Challenger said.
IBDS TOP 10
Smokerises after anIsraeli missile strike Mondayonthe Hamas-controlledIslamic UniversityinGaza City. AP
BY NORM ALSTER
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
At a time that the federal govern-
ment is printing money faster
than postage stamps, any dollar
windfall comes aswelcomenews.
Such is the case with the Strate-
gic PetroleumReserve. Last May,
with oil surging toward its histor-
ic peak near $150 a barrel, Con-
gress ordered a halt to filling the
emergencyreserveinanear-unan-
imous vote.
Timing is everything, and this is
one instance where Congress got
it right. Since their July peak, oil
prices have dived by nearly $110 a
barrel. Just in time to take advan-
tage of this collapse, the suspen-
sion ends Dec. 31. In the New
Year, theU.S. is freetoresumefill-
ing the Strategic Petroleum Re-
serve.
TheSPR, whichhouses oil inun-
derground salt caverns in Texas
and Louisiana, is designed to pro-
tect against adisruptioninoil sup-
ply. Reserves come from oil com-
panies that make in-kind pay-
ments of royalties they owe for
usingfederal lands.
Oil that is not usedtofill the SPR
canbesoldontheopenmarket. Be-
cause of the filling halt, the U.S.
was able to sell oil during the sec-
ond half of 2008 at historically
highmarket prices.
How much oil was freed up for
sale? With the SPRnowat 97%of
capacity, it would take roughly 17
millionbarrels to fill it up, the En-
ergyDepartment estimates.
DOEdid not offer an estimate of
savings from the congressionally
mandated halt. But back-of-the-
envelope calculations offer a view
of government gains. If the halt
hadnot beenordered, the govern-
ment could have sold oil on the
openmarket latelast yearat histor-
icallyhighprices.
Oil peaked at $147 before drop-
ping sharply. Assuming the gov-
ernment realizedan average $100
on the oil it did not use for SPR,
thats $1.7 billion on the 17 million
barrels.
Assuming oil holds at the cur-
rent $40 a barrel, the DOE could
top off its reserves for a total of
$680 million. Thats a net savings
of just over $1 billion.
That might overstate the gains,
because its not clear how many
barrels DOEwould have added to
SEE RESERVES O N A5
Israel Continues Assault On Gaza Strip,
Vows To Fight Hamas To The Bitter End
3 Days Of Fighting Kills 364
Military launched offensive
after Palestinian militants
failed to halt rocket attacks
C O N TEN TS
Hamas-cide In Gaza
Call Israels attacks on Hamas
an apt response to daily terror
ISSUES& INSIGHTSA10-11
Bud Grants Game Plan
The longtime Minnesota coach
refused to let the cold beat him
LEADERS& SUCCESSA3
Meeting Via TV Screen
Telepresence tech saves cash
for firms with high travel costs
INTERNET& TECHNOLOGY A4
Mead Johnson
Will IPOinvestors go gaga
over the baby-formula maker?
NEW ISSUEAMERICA A5
Real Estate Reels
The sector continues its drop
as gold keeps its rally on track
MUTUAL FUNDS& ETFs A6-8
Daily Stock Analysis
Box maker RockTenn boasts
healthy sales and EPS growth
INVESTORS.COM/ DSAVIDEO
Workers Giving Up
And Part-Time Jobs
Mask Labor Woes
Underemployment At 12.5%
Firms slashing jobs, hours
and pay not good news
for consumer spending
S&P 500 INDEX
869.42
-3.38 (-0.4%)
Still a distribution day
despite holiday pace
DOW JONES IND.
8483.93
-31.62 (-0.4%)
Most blue chips down,
but trade off average
NYSE VOL. (MIL)
874
+358 (+69.5%)
Composites tiny loss
ducks distribution day
NASDAQ
1510.32
-19.92 (-1.3%)
Not much movement
among top-rated stocks
NASDAQ VOL. (MIL)
1,257
+663 (+111.7%)
Volume subpar since
Dec. 2 follow-through
10-YEAR T-NOTE
2.11%
-0.03 (-1.4%)
Safety bid revived
on Mideast violence
DOLLAR-YEN
90.64
-0.09 (-0.1%)
Greenback on track
for worst year since 87
EURO
1.3953
-0.0101 (-0.7%)
Euro loses late in day,
but trading is thin
REUTERS CRB FUT.
217.67
+2.39 (+1.1%)
Oil, natgas, gold rally;
grains mostly lower
Israeli Forces Pound Gaza Strip
1
Israel continueditsaerial andartilleryas-
sault onHamasmilitantsinGazafora3rd
day, with the defense minister calling for a
war to the bitter end vs. the terror group
that controls the Palestinian territory. The
offensivehaskilled364, mostlyHamassecu-
rityforces. Scores of civilians alsohave been
killed. The U.S. blamed Hamas for sparking
thelatest violence. Moreonthispage
Indexes Stage A Broad Decline
2
Stocks fell on Mideast violence and a
failed Dow Chemical
DOW
joint venture,
but closed off their lows. The Nasdaq slid
1.3%, the S&P 500 and Dow 0.4% and the
NYSE composite 0.1%. Volume rose from a
sluggish Fri. Declines were broad, though
energystocks ralliedwithcrudeoil. Leading
stocks remained largely quiet. The 10-year
T-yieldfell 3ticks to2.11%. MoreonB1, B2
Underemployment Above 12%
3
Unemployment was 6.7% as of Nov., a
15-year high. An alternative jobless rate
that includes discouraged workers and in-
voluntary part-time staff surged to 12.5%
from 8.4% a year earlier. That shows that
labor woes are worseanddeterioratingfast-
er than headline figures suggest, a bad sign
for consumer spending. Moreonthispage
Oil, Gold Climb; Dollar Mostly Up
4
Feb. crude rose $2.31 to $40.02 a barrel.
Feb. gold climbed $4.10 to $875.30 an
ounce. Oil and gold traders fear Israels
Gaza offensive could spark broader conflict
in the key oil region. The dollar saw big
gainsvs. theeuro, poundandAustraliandol-
lar. It also rose against the ruble as Moscow
devalued its currency for the 12th time in 7
weeks but fell abit vs. theSwiss franc.
Kuwait Exit Hits Dow Chemical
5
KuwaitsPetrochemical Industrieskilled
a planned venture with Dow Chemical
DOW
, whichwanted to use the resulting $9 bil
tooffsetdebt fromitsplanned$15.3bil, $78-a-
share, buy of rival Rohm&Haas
ROH
S&Pand
Moodys cut Dows credit rating; S&P said
further cuts are possible. Dow shares fell
17%to15.32. Rohmfell 16%to53.34.
GMAC Debt Swap Still In Doubt
6
GMs
GM
financearmhas yet toconfirmif
its raisedenoughcashtobecomea bank
so it can tap billions in federal aid. The Fed
OKd GMACs bank bid, but only if it raised
$30 bil in capital. To meet that goal, GMAC
offered lenders a debt-for-equity swap. If it
fails, GMAC51%owned by Chrysler par-
ent Cerberus and 49% by GM could go
bankrupt, undermininganybailout.
Pakistan Urges De-Escalation
7
Pakistans army chief, who recently dis-
patched thousands of troops to the bor-
der with India, told a Chinese official he
wants to de-escalate and avoid conflict
withNewDelhi. The remarks were the first
by Pakistan to note growing tensions with
India, whichblames Pakistanmilitants for a
deadlyterror attackinMumbai inNov.
Unrest Engulfs Thai Parliament
8
Just weeks after Thailands PM was
oustedamidmass protests, newdemon-
strators surrounded Parliament, forcing the
newPMto postpone an address to lawmak-
ers. The protesters wore redshirts signaling
their support for Thaksin Shinawatra, who
wastoppledinacoup2yearsago. Abitterpo-
litical chasm between rural and urban resi-
dentshas fracturedthegovt.
Global IPOs Fell Sharply In 08
9
Just 745 companies sold shares in IPOs
Jan.-Nov., Ernst & Young said. Thats
less than half of the 1,790 firms that went
publicduringthesameperiodlast year. This
years IPOs raised$95.4bil vs. $256.9bil last
year. SecuritysystemsfirmArcSight
ARST
was
the only Silicon Valley IPO, marking the
weakest showingindecades.
Commercial Paper Falls In Dec.
10
Themarket for theshort-termcorpo-
rate debt fell by $6.94 bil in the week
endedDec. 24, the Fedsaid, the first dropin
9 weeks. The central banks moves to prop
upcommercial paper have helped. That fol-
lowed money market woes which triggered
apaper exodus, makingit harder for firms to
finance ordinary operations like payroll and
inventory. SeeVital SignsonA2
Is Time Right To Top Off U.S. Oil Reserve?
As prices neared peak,
Congress halted adding
to strategic stockpiles
Amex Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B9
Big Picture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1
Closed End Funds . . . . . . . . A9
Commodity Futures .B10
Company Index . . . . . . . . . . A2
Credit Market . . . . . . . . . . . . B11
Dividends News . . . . . . . . . . . B9
Earnings News . . . . . . . . . . . B9
Economic News . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A10
Exchange Traded Funds B1
General Market . . . . . . . . . . . . B2
IBD Big Cap 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Industry Groups . . . . . . . . . . . B2
Internet &Technology A4
Investor Education . . . . B12
Investor's Corner . . . . . . . B12
Issues &Insights . . . . . . A10
Leaders &Success . . . . . A3
LowPrice Stocks . . . . . . . . . B9
Mutual Funds . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
Nasdaq Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . B6
NewIssue America . . . . A5
NewHighs &Lows . . . . . . B8
NewIssues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A5
NYSE Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B4
Option Tables . . . . . . . . . . . A12
REITs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B9
Research Tables . . . . . . . . . . B3
To The Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
World News Briefs . . . . . A2
ADVERTI SI N G
Nat'l Bus. Marketplce . . A7
E2 0 0 8 Investor s Business Daily Inc.
Underemployment Soars
Sources: Labor Dept., Datastream
6
8
10
12%
94
Nov.:
12.5%
96 98 0002 04 06 08
Unemployment plus discouraged
workers and involuntary part-time
employees as share of labor force
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COMPANY INDEX
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ENERGY
Piedmont profit, sales miss views
The natural gas distributors Q4
loss widened to 18 cents, missing
views by 5 cents. Sales rose 12% to
$312mil, alsobelowforecasts. Pied-
mont Natural Gas
PNY
alsosaidits fis-
cal full-year profit rose 6%to $1.49,
missing views by 6 cents, but reve-
nue grew 22% to $2.09 bil, topping
projectionsascolderweatherboost-
ed energy use. Piedmont backed its
09 EPS outlook of $1.55-$1.65 vs.
viewsof $1.65. It fell 2.3%to30.58.
00 Scana
SCG
, a S.C.-based utility,
will issue2mil newshares. Last
week, it was addedtotheS&P500
Index. Shares dipped0.6%to35.23.
Almost Family Inc . . . . . . . . B3
Amazon.com . . . . . . . . B1, B3
Amer Oriental Bio . . . . . . . . B5
Amercn Italian Pasta . . . . B1
American Sci & Eng . . . . . . B6
Beazer Homes USA . . . . . . A5
BristolMyers . . . . . A5, A9
Brunswick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A5
Buckle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B3
Cal Wtr Svc Grp Hld . . . . . . B3
CalMaine Foods . . . . . . . . . . A2
Cemex SAB DE CV . . . . . . . . . A2
Chevron Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B3
Chna Sky One Medcl . . . . B5
Cisco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A4
Coca Cola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A5
Cree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
DowChemicalA1, B1, B3
Eastman Kodak . . . . . . . . . . . . A1
EMC Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A4
Emergnt Biosolutns . . . . . . A5
Exxon Mobil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B3
Fedex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1
Ford Motor . . . . . . . . . . . A1, A2
Gilead Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
Google Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A4
Greatbatch Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . B4
Green Mtn Coffee . . . . . . . . . B5
HewlettPackard . . . . . . . . . . A4
Medco Health Sols . . . . . . . . A9
Microsoft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Motorola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1
Nestle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A5
New Orientl Edu&Tec . . . . B5
Nintendo Co Ltd Adr . . . . A2
Novartis AG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Owens & Minor . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Perrigo Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Piedmont Naturl Gas . . . A2
Polycom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A4
ResearchInMotion B1, B3
Rohm&Haas .A1, B1, B3
Ross Stores Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . B5
Royal Gold Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6
S A I C Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Scana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Soc Quim Mnra . . . . . . . . . . B12
Sony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Southern Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9
T J X Cos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B5
WalMart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Weyerhaeuser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Wyeth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2, A5
Y R C Worldwide Inc . . . . . A2
Yahoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A4
Zhongpin Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B5
Somalia roils as president quits
The leader of the U.N.-backedgovt
resignedMon. amiddeepening intl
pressure, a move that could usher
inmorechaos as astrengtheningIs-
lamic insurgency scrambles for
power. Within hours of Abdullahi
Yusufs resignation, mortar shells
slammed into the streets near the
presidential palace in the capital,
Mogadishu, where the govt main-
tainsonlyatokenpresence.
UGANDA: Attackers hacked to
deathscores of peoplewhosought
refugeat aCatholicchurchin
remoteeasternCongothedayafter
Christmas, officials andwitnesses
said, andtheUgandanarmyanda
rebel groupaccusedeachother of
carryingout themassacre.
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: The U.S.
Navysays it andBritishforces have
seizedmorethan20tons of drugs
smuggledalongahashhighway
throughthewaters of thewestern
IndianOcean.
AFGHANISTAN: Asuicide car
bomber struckagovernors
compoundnorthof theAfghan
capital whileU.S. troops were
inside, killing2Afghancivilians
andwounding2U.S. soldiers.
00 Shoplifting arrests have risen
10%-20%this year vs. ayear ago.
Lawagencies blameaworsening
economy. Twolargeretail associa-
tions saymorethan80%of their
members havereportedasharp
increaseinshoplifting. Experts also
notethat seasonal retail workers
aremorelikelytosteal andless
likelytostopor identifyshoplifters
thanwouldfull-timeemployees.
00 Farmers can use manure as an
alternativefuel, thanks toacom-
pact methanedigester. Thedevice,
developedbytechnologyfirm
J-U-BEngineers, uses abasinfilled
witholdtires inwhichbacteria
breakdownmanure. Folks whorun
small farms whichusuallydont
transfer heavyloads of manuretoa
central facilitycanhavetheir
owndigesters andcanpipeexcess
gastoacollectionspot.
00 Teens who promise to remain
virgins until marriagearejust as
likelytohavepremarital sexas
thosewhodonot promiseabsti-
nence, andtheyaresignificantly
less likelytousebirthcontrol, a
federal surveyfound. It alsofound
that morethanhalf of all youths
becamesexuallyactivebeforemar-
riage.
TECHNOLOGY
Sony cuts away at PS3 expenses
The electronics firmcut the cost of
making its PlayStation 3 game con-
sole 35%, iSuppli said, but Sony
SNE
said it has no plans to trimits retail
price. ThePS3, whichsells for $399,
now costs $448.73 to produce,
down from $690.12, iSuppli said.
NPD research said U.S. PS3 sales
trail behindthe $249Nintendo
NTDOY
Wii and Microsoft
MSFT
Xbox, which
starts at $199. Sonyrose3%.
00 Cree
CREE
, an LEDlight maker,
settledapatent disputewithBridge-
lux. Bridgeluxwill payroyalties
andlicensefees, andCreewill be-
comeasupplier for Bridgelux, it
said. Creeslid2.3%to14.71.
FOOD
Cal-Maine Q2 EPS misses views
The egg producer said its Q2 EPS
fell 32.5%to $1.14, missing views by
12 cents. Revenue rose 7%to $238.3
mil. Cal-MaineFoods
CALM
saidslow-
ing economy and credit challenges
hurt result, but feed costs were
lower. Itll pay a Q2 dividend of 38
cents onFeb. 12. It fell 6.7%to27.51.
IN BRIEF
Science Applications Intl
SAI
said
it wonanArmycontract worth
morethan$97mil toprovideamo-
bilemilitaryvehicleinspection
system. Shares rose0.7%to19.01.
Cemex
CX
, a Mexican cement giant,
soldits CanaryIslands operations
toSpains Cimpor Inversiones for
$226.8mil. Shares rose1.1%to9.06.
Weyerhaeuser
WY
, a timber produc-
er, saidits nolonger seekinga
buyerof its WestwoodShipping
Linebusiness. It fell 2%to29.95.
YRCWorldwide
YRCW
, a trucking
firm, set aJan. 6deadlinefor its
40,000unionworkers tovoteona
proposed10%wagecut. It fell 1.2%.
BUSINESS BRIEFS
TRENDS & I NNO VATI O NS
Boomers fear rising medical costs
One in five baby boomers age 45 to
64are worriedthey wont be able to
afford health care in 09, according
to an AARP survey. About 70% of
those surveyed who are enrolled in
the Medicare Part D prescription
drug program said their current
Part D premium was as much as
they could afford. Some 15%of sur-
veyed baby boomers said they cut
back on medications or did not fill a
prescription in the past year be-
causetheycouldnt affordit.
Travelers may be thrown a curve
Germanscientists are toutinga pro-
totype of what they call the hotel
room of the future. Created by
Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial
Engineering, the room has only
curved surfaces, which researchers
say make people more relaxed. An
intelligent floorcansensethemove-
ment of guests and automatically
turn on the lights. The rooms
curved windows can also serve as
TV screens or as monitors for a
voice-activated computer. Guests
would be able to check e-mails on
the bathroom mirror, and a switch
couldadjust therooms light tovari-
ous colors.
BANGLADESHIS wait for polling stations to open in Dhaka. Tens of mil-
lions cast their votes Mondayas the countryheldits first electioninseven
years after twoyears of emergencyrule. Unofficial results showedformer
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina with a strong early lead. AP
MEDICAL
Novartis licenses herpes vaccine
TheSwiss pharmaceutical firmsaid
it has licensedanexperimental vac-
cine for a type of herpes virus that
can seriously harm patients with
weakenedimmunesystems, includ-
ing newborns. Novartis
NVS
says it is
paying$20mil upfront toAlphaVax
tolicense the vaccine for cytomega-
lovirus, or CMV. CMVinfects about
86,000 newborns in the U.S. and
EU each year, causing 700 deaths
and17,500cases of severedisability.
Thevaccinewill enterphasetwotri-
als next year. If successful, it would
be the first vaccine against CMV.
Novartis rose3.7%to49.58.
00 Owens &Minor
OMI
said it would
sell itsdirect-to-consumer diabetes-
supplybusiness toprivatelyheld
LibertyHealthcarefor $63mil. The
deal is expectedtocloseinearly
Jan. Owens &Minor bought the
diabetes-supplybusiness inNov.
05andsaidit brought inabout $100
mil inannual revenue. Owens &
Minor rose1%to38.
00 Perrigo
PRGO
, a drug developer,
saidit receivedFDAapproval forits
genericversionof Wyeths
WYE
Advil
PMtablets. Perrigowill start selling
thegenericdruginearly09. Annual
salesof thebrandeddrugwereabout
$70mil. Perrigofell 2%to31.10.
RETAIL
Report: Wal-Mart eyeing Russia
The retail giant has joined the Rus-
sianretail association, a director for
the lobbying group told Reuters.
Wal-Mart
WMT
joins rivals like
French retail giants Carrefour and
Auchan, GermanysMetroandRus-
sias largest food retailers X5 Retail
Group and Magnit. Wal-Mart was
in acquisition talks with Russian
chains that may need a cash injec-
tion, according to the source. Wal-
Mart, which did not comment on
thereport, dipped0.4%to55.11.
TRANSPORTATION
Kerkorian drives away from Ford
Billionaire Kirk Kerkorian has sold
all of hisstockintheautomaker, un-
loading an estimated 133.5 mil
shares worth about $290 mil. Six
months ago, Kerkorian touted buy-
ing a 6.5%stake in Ford
F
, saying he
was optimistic its fortunes would
improve. But Fords shares contin-
ued to sink as its troubles mounted,
spurring Kerkorian in Oct. to de-
clare that he would sell his shares.
Fordfell 3.1%to2.22.
00 Southwest Airlines
LUV
is in talks
withtheFAAtoreducearecord
$10.2mil fineit was orderedtopay
4months agofor allegedsafety
violations. Shares fell 0.4%to8.05.
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U.S. commercial paper
The commercial paper market, where companies go
for short-term loans to fund daily operations, shrank
by $6.9 bil to $1.702 tril in the week ended Dec. 24,
ending eight weeks of growth on the Feds direct buys.
Asset-backed paper fell $6 bil to roughly $733 bil, after
rising $100 mil the prior week.
Sources: Federal Reserve, Datastream
Weekly change, in billions
Asset -backed commercial paper
U.S. Commercial Paper Out st anding Falls Total outstanding, in trillions
1.4
1.7
2.0
$2.3
Jun 07
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-50
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50
$100
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0.7
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$1.3
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-10
10
$30
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Week ended
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Dec. 24:
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Week ended
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$6.0 bil
Weekly change,
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Midwest output hits 12-year low
TheChicagoFeds Midwest factory
indexfell 1.6%toaseasonallyadjust-
ed 96.4 in Nov., the lowest since
Jan. 97, ondeclines insteel andma-
chinery production. Midwest out-
put was down 10.8% from a year
ago, worse than the 7.3% drop na-
tionwide. Midwest auto-sector out-
put rose 1.1% last month after fall-
ing3.6%inOct. and6.2%inSept. Re-
gional steel productionfell 4.3%for
a 2nd straight month. Machinery
output was down2%.
00 Texas factory output worsened
inDec., as theDallas Fedsaidits
manufacturingproductionindex
fell to-33from-21 inNov. Thejobs
indexdroppedto-24.8from-23.
The6-monthoutlookremained
weak. Input andsellingprices fell
at asharper pace.
France avoids recession for now
French Q3 GDP expanded by 0.1%,
according to the national statistics
office INSEE, after a 0.3%contrac-
tion in Q2. The preliminary growth
estimate confirmed that the euro
zones No. 2economyhadnarrowly
avoided falling into recession for
now. Household consumption rose
0.2%, whilepublic-sectorconsump-
tion was up 0.6%. Investment fell
0.2%, far less than the 1.5% drop in
Q2.
00 Britain could shed up to 600,000
jobs next year, marking09as the
worst year for unemployment since
91. Thegovt saidanexpectedreces-
sioncouldpushunemployment
closeto3mil. Thepoundhit anew
recordlowvs. theeuroonexpecta-
tions for further U.K. ratecuts.
00 An Italian business morale
indexfell 5points to66.6inDec.,
thelowest sinceat least Jan. 91.
This signals that theglobal finan-
cial crisis will takeaheavytoll on
theeurozones No. 3economy.
Russia lets the ruble fall again
Russiascentral banklet its fast-fall-
ing currency drop further on the
last day of trading before the 12-day
tradingbreakfor theNewYearholi-
day. The ruble slid 1.5% on the
Micex currency exchange, to close
at 34.9 rubles vs. the central banks
euro-dollar basket. The ruble has
shed more than 20% of its value
against the dollar since hitting its
highinearlyAug.
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Lawyers discuss Blagojevich tapes

U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald
wants lawmakers to hear what Ill.
Gov. Rod Blagojevich said on wire-
tapped phone calls. Fitzgerald filed
paperwork Mon. to release conver-
sations caught on wiretaps to the
Ill. House panel considering im-
peachment proceedings. Mean-
while, Blagojevichslawyer EdGen-
son says federal wiretaps may have
caught the gov. making some un-
fortunate remarks, but they dont
showhimtakinganyactionthat jus-
tifiesimpeachment.
00 U.S. prosecutors asked a Miami
judgetosentenceCharles Emman-
uel, thesonof ex-LiberianPres.
Charles Taylor, to147years inpris-
onfor torturingpeoplewhenhe
headedaparamilitaryunit during
his fathers reign.
00 Greater use of bullet-resistant
vests andstunguns helpedreduce
policedeaths to140in2008from
181 in2007, report 2lawenforce-
ment support groups.
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INVESTOR' S BUSINESS DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 A3
BY MI CHAEL MI NK
FO R I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
For Bud Grant, football really was
mindover matter.
Especially whenit came tothe ele-
ments.
During most of his 18 coaching
years with the Minnesota Vikings,
starting in 1967, the team played its
home games at Metropolitan Stadi-
um, which offered little protection
fromthestates brutal winters.
Oneof theenduringimagesof foot-
ball during that era was of a stoic
Grant onthesidelines, seeminglyim-
pervioustotheelements.
He understood the region; he was
borninSuperior, Wis., andattended
the University of Minnesota. After-
ward, Grant excelled as a Canadian
Football League wide receiver for
the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, whom
he later coached. All of that shaped
his philosophy about playing and
coachinginadverseconditions.
Tokeephis Vikingplayers focused
on games instead of keeping warm,
he didnt allow heaters on the side-
lines, longunderwear or gloves.
What, Me Freezing?
As a player, I noticeda lot of play-
ers were more concerned about
being warm than they were about
the game, Grant, 81, toldIBD. The
fact of the matter is, you can be cold
anddo what football requires. I was
an example of that. When I played
up in Canada, we played in bitterly
coldweather, onfrozenfields andin
snowstorms.
The way he sawit as a coach, We
eliminated the consideration of
being warm. We know were going
to be cold, so were cold and we
playedfootball andwewon.
Did he ever. Grant took the Vi-
kings from three wins in 67 to the
SuperBowl twoseasons later.
Inall, Grant ledthe Vikings tofour
Super Bowls while losing each one
toanarguablysuperior team.
While coaching from 1967 to 1983
and one more season in 1985, Grant
built a regular-season record of 158
wins, 96 losses and five ties, a .622
winningpercentage.
As coach of the Blue Bombers
from 1957 to 1966, he led them to
four Grey Cup triumphs while roll-
ing up 122 wins, 66 losses and three
ties.
Grant entered the Canadian Foot-
ball Hall of Famein1983andthePro
Football Hall of Famein1994.
Grant credits his success to his
players. During his coaching days,
he followed words that the Chinese
philosopher Lao-Tse said 2,500
years ago. The quote, which he has
on his desk at Viking headquarters,
where hes a consultant, reads: A
leader is best when people barely
know he exists. Not so good when
peopleobeyandacclaimhim, worse
when they despise him, but of a
good leader who talks little when
his work is done, his aim fulfilled,
they will say, We did this our-
selves.
I always felt, said Grant, the
most important thing coaches do is
pick the right players and put them
intheright (situations) tosucceed.
Hall of Fame defensive lineman
Jim Marshall, who played 13 years
for Grant, told IBD: Grant had the
abilitytoevaluate his personnel and
know how he could utilize them
best. He knew who could do what
and he pushed everyone to find out
what their limits were. He put peo-
ple in the places where they could
makethemaximumcontribution.
WhenGrant tookover theVikings,
he foundtalentedbut undisciplined
players who had led the National
Football Leagueinpenalties.
The first day of training camp, he
toldus youcant make penalties and
playfor me,saidDaveOsborn, aVi-
king running back for Grant. We
went frombeingthe most penalized
teaminthe leaguetothe least inone
year. That was the turning point.
We had the talent, but we didnt
playsmart.
Buds philosophy was eliminate
mistakes, keep it simple and make a
big play. By doing that, we took the
same players that won three games
. . . andwent totheSuper Bowl.
Asanathlete, Grant excelledat bas-
ketball in addition to football, even
playing hoops professionally. It was
during his high school basketball
days that he learneda lessonhe car-
riedintohis coachingcareer.
His team lost in an upset in the
statetournament, andhewas sodis-
appointed he didnt go to sleep that
night. He pondered what he could
havedonebetter toprevent theloss.
I finally came to the conclusion
that I wasnt as preparedas I should
havebeenfor that game, hesaid.
He vowed to followthe Boy Scout
motto from then on. I applied that
to coaching, too. I said Ill never be
unprepared for any eventuality in
anygametothebest of myability.
JerryBurns, alongtimeGrant assis-
tant who succeeded him as the Vi-
kings head coach, said he never
minimizedtheimportanceof anyas-
pect of thegamepreparation.
During his playing days, Grant
learned from his many coaches. He
then incorporated the best of each
into his coaching philosophy. He
saw in football that coaches and
playerscanwastealot of timeonthe
practice field. He especially learned
fromPaul Brownat the Great Lakes
Naval Station, where the legendary
coachhadmeetings downpat.
Ive always felt practice time was
precious and we only wanted to
work on things that were going to
make us a better football team,
Grant said.
Straight Ahead
Through the highs and lows of
coachingcool comebackvictories
such as over the Los Angeles Rams
in the 1969 playoffs and blistering
losses such as to the Kansas City
Chiefs in the 1970 Super Bowl
Grant kept asoundperspective.
The consistency of Bud Grant
was just unbelievable, said Bob
Lurtsema, a defensive lineman for
Grant inthe 1970s. Andthats what
madehimagoodleader. Hehadhon-
esty, integrityandconsistency.
One thing about sports: Theres
nothing older than Monday morn-
ings newspaper, Grant said.
Sports come and go very quickly.
Theres no residuals to winning or
losing, because theres another
game next week. So you can only
livewiththeoutcomefor solong.
2
DECIDE UPONYOUR TRUE DREAMS ANDGOALS: Write down
your specific goals and develop a plan to reach them.
2
This may not seem like the
best time to launch a busi-
ness. Yet some of the stron-
gest startups powered up
during down times. Wheth-
er passion or necessity spurs your
startup, consider thesetips.
00 Prime the pump. Market your
products and services before you
launch, entrepreneur and basket-
ball legendMagicJohnsonwritesin
his new book, 32 Ways to Be a
Champion in Business. Having a
customer base right off will pro-
ducecashflowandwordof mouth.
00 Stay lean. When hiring, start
with one or two top salespeople.
Avoidother startups mistakes. Add
staff only as needed, says business
coachAndrewSherman.
00 Skip paper profits. Its not
what the accounting landscape of
your firmlooks like in terms of P&L
(profit and loss); its whats in the
checking account, venture capital-
ist Guy Kawasaki told IBD. Some-
timesasalelooks goodonpaper, but
youre saddled with terms of a year
for payment. Aim for payment cy-
clesof less than180days, hesays.
00 Be defensive. Sketch out worst-
casescenarios. Bypinpointingtrou-
ble spots, youll be able to react
quickly and contain problems, says
Johnson, whose firm includes
movietheaters andrestaurants.
00 Use free resources. They range
fromtheSmall BusinessAdministra-
tion (sba.gov) to the Minority Busi-
ness Development Agency
(mbda.gov). Alsocheckcitygovern-
ments small-business divisions.
00 Send, then test. If you wait
until your equipments perfect,
youll never ship. The market will
pass you by, Kawasaki says. When
you have something thats good but
not perfect, ship it, he said. Doing
so gives you a one-two punch.
Youre getting the product out in
the marketplace and getting paid
for it. Youre also hearing what cus-
tomers thinkof the product andcan
improve as you go. The quicker you
get customer feedback, thebetter.
00 Align. If starting a partnership,
craft a plan for resolving disputes,
says Sherman. Include the what-ifs
sokeybases arecovered.
00 Find opportunities. Johnson
notes that during downturns, smart
entrepreneurs adapt. They launch
everything from liquidation busi-
nesses to accounts-receivable
firms. During recoveries, some ac-
counts-receivable firms grow into
full-fledged accounting ventures
servingseveral industries.
00 Be different. Most people link
the T.G.I. Fridays restaurant chain
to suburbia. Johnson partnered
withthefranchisetoimproveurban
landscapes. Locations have includ-
edurbansitesinLosAngelesandAt-
lanta.
00 Find experts. Johnson recom-
mends assembling an informal
board of advisers and mentors.
Among the best, says Kawasaki: in-
dustry peers and retired entrepre-
neurs.
00 Play it smart. Johnson has
worked hard to build his firms
brand. Result?PartnerssuchasStar-
bucks and Burger King see his busi-
ness aslow-risk.
00 Find the future. Johnsons firm
has what he calls opportunity
scouts searching Web sites, blogs,
trade shows and conventions for
trends andnewtechnology.
When doors swing open, Johnson
is amongthefirst in.
CordCooper
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LEADERS &SUCCESS
A Good Time To Start Up
Bud Grant Was A Cool NFL Coach
Just Win: Disregarding the chill, he kept the Minnesota Vikings cresting
Grant,posingontheeveofhislastsea-
sonof1985,ledMinnesotato158victo-
ries anda.622winningpercentagein
his two decades of NFLcoaching. AP
Grants Keys
What: Coached the Vikings to
four Super Bowls.
How: I always felt the most
important thing coaches do is
pick the right players and put
themin the right positions to
succeed.
A4 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 INVESTORS.COM
Googles Product Search Catching Up Fast With Shopping Rivals
Traffic Up 786% Vs. Last Year
Dumping Froogle brand,
search firm bolsters service
to attract bargain hunters
High-End Conferencing
The Good, Bad And Ugly
Utility Only Skin Deep
You-are-there effect
cant replace face time,
even with best systems
BY PETE BARLAS
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
Google is catching up in the com-
parisonshoppinggame.
In the last year, traffic to Google
GOOG
Product Search has soared
closer to rivals such as Yahoo
YHOO
.
This comes after Google made sev-
eral improvements to the service,
which helps people compare prod-
ucts online.
Google Product Search had 11.8
million unique visitors in Novem-
ber. Thats up a whopping 786%
fromthe year-ago periodthe big-
gest one-year increase by far of any
online comparison shopping ser-
vice, says market tracker comScore.
The surge was an about-face for
the service, formerly known as
Froogle, whichsawadeclineintraf-
ficayear ago.
ComScore ranks Google No. 5
amongcomparisonshoppingservic-
es. Yahoo Shopping leads the cate-
gory with 27.6 million unique visi-
tors in November. But that traffic
count was level with November
2007.
Google has been working to im-
prove Google Product Search after
dumping the Froogle name more
thana year ago, says Jerry Dischler,
group project manager for Google
Product Search.
We have made a number of
changes to improve both the rele-
vance and the quality of products
that aredisplayed, toreduceerrone-
ous entries and display popular
products (making the site) easier
for consumers to understand and
moreuseful, hesaid.
Google Product Search takes a
more direct approach to product
searches than most comparison
sitesdo.
A search for a specific product,
such as Pure Digitals Flip video
camcorder, provides a list of sellers
and final sale prices. Consumers
also learn right away if a retailer of-
fersfreeshippingandanytaxcharg-
es, both unusual features for such
sites.
Traffictotheserviceislikelyupbe-
causeof budget-conscious consum-
ers looking to stretch their dollars
inthis economy, says AndrewLips-
man, acomScoreanalyst.
Imsureitsdueinpart toitsfunc-
tionality showing tax and shipping
charges,hesaid.
Price becomes even more impor-
tant inthis economy, Dischler says.
Everybody is looking for a dis-
count, and we want to provide that
information to consumers so they
can make good shopping deci-
sions,hesaid.
Unlike some other comparison
shopping services, Google Product
Searchdoesnt haveproduct catego-
ries such as digital cameras or
consumerelectronicsforconsum-
erstoclick.
The service appears to be more of
afind-and-buyrather thanabrows-
ing experience, says Ken Cassar, an
analyst for research firm Nielsen
Online.
They are assuming you have al-
ready made those purchase deci-
sions and they are helping you get
tothoseproductsasquicklyaspossi-
ble,hesaid.
Google removed lists of product
categories because they didnt test
well, Dischler says.
When we have introduced cate-
gorizationinthe past, it hasnt been
very popular, he said. That is not
to say categorization isnt impor-
tant, but ultimately if search is suc-
cessful then maybe its less impor-
tant.
Instead of product categories, the
home page of Google Product
Searchshowsseveral samplesearch-
esbyrecent visitorstothesite.
Some recent examples included
lava lamp and karaoke ma-
chine.
The service is intended to spark a
consumers interest without jam-
ming a bunch of products catego-
ries ononepage, Dischler says.
Its sort of afunthing, hesaid.
Google wont comment on the
number of products or retailers on
thesite. Unlikemost other compari-
son shopping services, retailers
dont pay any fees to be included on
GoogleProduct Search.
Google, though, does sell text-
based search ad placements on
GoogleProduct Search.
The type of users attracted to the
service makes the ads an easy sell,
Dischler says.
If a Dell ad displays on Product
Search, in the vast majority of cases
youare going to have someone who
is looking to buy (something on the
site), he said. Sothat makes a very
attractiveadvertisingopportunity.
BY JENNI E L. PHI PPS
FO R I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
High-end videoconferencing has
some warts, including high costs,
but as business travel gets more
challenging and expensive, staying
in the office and doing business via
TV screen is getting popular with
someusers.
Teleconferencing services from
CiscoSystems
CSCO
, Hewlett-Pack-
ard
HPQ
, Polycom
PLCM
and privately
heldTelirisarethefields technolo-
gyleaders, says Forrester Research.
Forrester estimatesatelepresence
system a high-end, room-sized
videoconferencing setup that tries
to get as close to in-personas possi-
ble at roughly $300,000, plus
whatever bandwidth upgrades are
necessary. And most corporate
users would need more than one
system.
But despite the cost, a telepres-
ence systemsome with monitors
as large as 65inches canbe worth
it for companies with distant loca-
tions, customers andvendors, anda
lot of interaction among those par-
ties, Forrester wrote in a recent re-
port.
Telepresence makes frequent,
shorter and more-efficient meet-
ings possible, says Leon Davidson,
who helped develop the Halo tele-
presence system for HP. He now
runs his own consulting firm, Tele-
presenceSolutions.
You can meet in the morning,
work at things throughout the day,
get back together in the afternoon
and then hand off the project as the
sun (rises) in Asia, Davidson said.
It cancut the time tomarket expo-
nentially.
New video presence teleconfer-
encing systems are light-years
ahead of the old technology, says
Joel Schleicher, CEO of privately
held Presidio Networked Solu-
tions, Ciscos largest telepresence
partner.
Telepresence blows traditional
video away, Schleicher said. Its
face-to-facereplacement.
Heres alookat threetelepresence
fans:
EMC
Boston-based computer network-
ing and storage company EMC
EMC
has conducted more than 300 tele-
presencesales andtrainingsessions
through October this year between
its executive briefing centers in
Hopkinton, Mass., and Santa Clara,
Calif.
That has savedthecompany3,000
employee hours and $300,000 in
travel expenses, estimates Bob Ba-
siliere, vice president for customer
programs at EMC.
Other benefits are harder to put a
priceon, but Basilieresays that over
time the virtues of energy savings
and increased green attributes
will provemeasurable.
Moreover, Everytimeweusetele-
presence, it is an opportunity to get
closer to a customer, and that leads
torevenue,hesaid.
He wants more EMC units, and
more partners andcustomers to get
on board with more telepresence
systems.
Now that everyone has whet
their appetite to use telepresence, I
want people tobe able toschedule a
session wherever they are, Basil-
ieresaid.
Next year, the company intends to
addtelepresencesystems toits sites
inCork, Ireland, andinTokyo.
Aramark
Privately held, Philadelphia-
based food service company Ara-
mark has more than 250,000 em-
ployees in 22 countries and does a
lot hiring.
Doing job interviews via telecon-
ference, when candidates have ac-
cess to such a system, is a huge sav-
ings, says anexecutive.
On average, it was costing us
$15,000 to fly a candidate fromany
location, and we meet with two or
three candidates for every job and
then only hire one, said Adam
Blumberg, vice president for talent
acquisition at Aramark. We esti-
mate that we saved $500,000 last
year just on travel expenses. Its a
significant cost recovery.
The company is expanding its use
of videoconferencingfor staff meet-
ings among workers in far-flung
places.
Weseeincreasedpurposeandin-
timacy,Blumbergsaid.
Aramarkisbuildingadditional vid-
eoconferencing facilities. And in
somelocales, suchas China, it relies
on renting telepresence systems in
business centers.
A few months ago, Aramark
bought a small company in India,
talking tothe principals andclosing
thedeal all viavideoconferencing.
In this economic climate, its a
valuedriver that weregoingtocon-
tinuetoinvest in,Blumbergsaid.
Harborview Hospital
TheSeattle-basednonprofit teach-
ing hospital affiliated with the Uni-
versity of Washington gets more
than 100,000 requests each year
from patients in need of interpret-
ers. Harborviewis not onlybasedin
an area where there is a great deal
of immigrationandrefugeeresettle-
ment, but the hospital has also
made medical tourisma profit cen-
ter.
Videounits some small, but also
some big telepresence-size systems
are positioned at key places
where interpreters are likely to be
needed in the hospital, including
the intake desk, examining rooms,
outpatient clinics and inpatient re-
habilitation.
Whenapatient needsaninterpret-
er, the staff just pushes the button.
Someone who works froma central
interpretation center two blocks
from the hospital and who speaks
the proper language appears on the
screen.
Before videoconferencing, inter-
preters could deal with only a few
cases adaybecause theyhadtowait
withthepatient throughout aproce-
dure.
Since the hospital built its nearby
video interpretation center, inter-
preters can handle up to 16 cases
per shift, says Martine Pierre-
Louis, directorof interpreterservic-
es.
The videoconference system was
created to establish efficiency in
handling the highest-demand lan-
guages.
Theinterpretationcentercanhan-
dlemorethan80languagesanddia-
lects. It averages 25 different lan-
guagerequests aday, ledbySpanish
and Somali. It plans to add more
Vietnamese and Amharic (Ethiopi-
an) interpreters soon.
Video technology isnt appropri-
ate in every case, Pierre-Louis says.
When the situation is complex or
sensitive, work must be done face-
to-face.
It is more humane to have some-
one there if you are sharing really
badnews, but thistechnologyisuse-
ful andcanbeappliedinthemajori-
ty of the cases, Pierre-Louis said.
Staff and providers are clamoring
for it.
High-Tech
Meetings
Gain Fans
Being There, Anywhere
Telepresence systems
make videoconferences
face-to-face encounters
BY JENNI E L. PHI PPS
FO R I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
While high-end videoconferencing
seems to be gaining fans, some ob-
servers point to drawbacks as in
the meetings not working so well if
youre. . . unattractive.
Well, sure, you might make that
point about a lot of things, but in
this case a study found a specific
issuewithvideoconferencing.
Andthats not the only problem. A
consultant says latencyveryshort
delays in hearing after someone
speakscanbeabigdistraction. An
observer warns that videoconfer-
encing is a poor way to impart any
bad news and that it doesnt work
well if some meeting participants
are face-to-face while others are
present viateleconference.
Attractiveness is one part of a vid-
eoconferencing study being done
by Carlos Ferran, a professor of
management and information sys-
temsat PennState.
Real-life people have blemishes
and wrinkles. When you see them
ona videoconference, youunavoid-
ably compare them to the standard
set by TV, and they dont look that
good, Ferran said. That changes
how you perceive the person and
whether youbelievehimandattach
valuetowhat hehas tosay.
Sincevideoconferencingtechnolo-
gy surfaced some 45 years ago, Fer-
ran points out, it hasnt lived up to
most of the highest hopes despite
enthusiasticsupporters, steadilyim-
provingtechnologyandtheincreas-
ingglobalizationof business.
Why?
A study Ferran published in the
journal Management Science
found that participants attending
medical conferences viavideowere
more likely to think the presenta-
tion credible if the speaker came
across as attractive and likeable. If
the speaker was unattractive, they
discountedthe message or paidless
attention.
Just the opposite, however, was
the case for those participants who
listenedtothespeakers inperson.
Ferranconcludedthat avideocon-
ference adds an extra layer of dis-
traction, so people give more
weight totheir gut feelings.
Consultant Howard Wallace says
the latency issue gets little atten-
tion. Wallace, whose Wallace &Co.
is based near Boulder, Colo., offers
corporateusersadviceonvideocon-
ferenceservices.
He says the delay between one
party talking onone endandanoth-
er hearing on the other averages
200-250 milliseconds, or roughly
0.25 second. Thats roughly two to
three times longer than the com-
mon delays in cell phone call trans-
missions.
But for companies, 250 millisec-
onds is significant, said Wallace,
who says he knows of at least two
large companies that ended up not
using new videoconferencing sys-
temsbecauseof theissue.
Its really a dirty secret of this in-
dustry, Wallace said. My maintip
for companies: Before you buy, test
the systemwhile having the type of
spirited conversations you tend to
have in meetings. When youre get-
ting a demo, you dont usually have
that typeof conversationandthela-
tencyproblemisnt asnoticed.
Ferrans next research project
will attempt to calculate howmuch
money a company truly saves with
videoconferencing systems. Ferran
says that whilesuchsystems canre-
ducetravel, videoleavesdistant par-
ticipants less likely to make sound
judgments. Participantscanbeeasi-
lydistracted, hesays, andit cancom-
plicatesimpletransactionsanddeci-
sionmaking:
If youre in videoconference and
someone is moving his mouth, he
could be chewing gumor talking to
somebody else. If you were in the
same room, youdknowright away.
But because youre not, you stop
paying attention to what speakers
are saying and focus on the gum-
chewer.
He warns that doing some job in-
terviews via video and others face-
to-facemight beaproblem.
This can be very dangerous from
alegal standpoint, hesaid, because
better-looking people will have a
bigadvantageviavideo.
Ferran recommends that compa-
nies usingvideoconferencing:
00 Make the first meeting face-to-
face. Getting to knoweach other in
personreducesthepossibilityof dis-
traction or even dislike that cande-
velop when participants meet only
viavideo.
00 Circulate the details via e-mail.
Participantswill havetroubleassim-
ilatingtheminavideoconference.
00 Avoid communicating bad news.
Theres a human aspect that
doesnt transmit well, Ferransays.
00 Avoid mixed meetings, especial-
ly when there are important deci-
sions to be made. The people who
are participating face-to-face will
perceive things differently than
those who are attending via video,
Ferransaid.
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with top retail Web sites during the holiday
season. The lowest scores went to Circuit
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84
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78
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Staples.com
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NeimanMarcus.com
CircuitCity.com
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7%
5.5%
5.4%
4.2%
-9.2%
-6.8%
-5.5%
-4.2%
-3.8%
INTERNET &TECHNOLOGY
Real-life people have
blemishes and wrinkles.
When you see themon a
videoconference, you
unavoidably compare
themto the standard set
by TV, and they dont
look that good.
Carlos Ferran, Penn State University
Executives fromHewlett-Packard, Advanced Micro Devices and Dream-
Works Animation appear together in HPs Halo Collaboration Studio. AP
Google Grows
Its shopping-comparison site had
786% more traffic in November
than in the year-ago period
Source: comScore
Unique
visitors,
in thousands Yahoo Stores
Pronto.com
Nextag.com
ValueClick
ShopLocal.com
MSNShopping
Google Product Search
Shopzilla
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NEW ISSUE AMERICA
Date Offering Current % change EPS RS
Company Symbol offering price price from offer Rating Rating Industry group Lead underwriter
Mead Johnson Nutrition Co.
Evansville, Ind.
( 8 12 ) 4 2 9 -5 0 0 0
meadjohnson.com
Lead underwriters:
M organ Stanley and Citi
O ffering price: TBA
Expected date: TBA
Ticker: M JN
THEBUZZ
Companies have been withdraw-
ing their IPO filings right and left
these days as the bear market lum-
bers on and underwriters evapo-
rate. But on Dec. 19, infant-formula
giant Mead Johnson went against
thetidebyrefilingitsprospectus, re-
placing the original prospectus it
filedonSept. 15.
The impetus to go forward came
from contractual obligations. In
April, Bristol-MyersSquibb
BMY
an-
nounced a restructuring plan to
paredownbusinesstoitsdrug-mak-
ing core. That meant spinning off
Mead Johnson, which Bristol-
Myers has owned for more than 40
years.
MeadJohnsonisabig, old, market-
dominating company, which might
makeit aboringIPOinanothermar-
ket, but todaymight lookappealing-
ly steady to investors. According to
Euromonitor, theglobal childnutri-
tionindustrygrewanaverageof 11%
ayear from2002to2007, bringingit
to $19 billion today. Mead Johnson,
best known for its Enfamil brand,
holds the leading market share in
theU.S., AsiaandMexico.
Morningstar analyst Debbie Wang
says that despiteits age, the firmhas
continued to innovate and grow.
She also likes the companys global
footprint, especially in emerging
markets in East Asia. News reports
of deaths from melamine-tainted
Chinese infant formula should only
helpfirmupMeadJohnsonsbrand,
shesays.
(W)e expect the company will
take advantage of recent events in-
volving tainted Chinese formula
anddairy products inthat market as
parents turn to foreign brands that
offer greater assurance of quality,
shewroteinanOct. 9note.
But speaking toIBDafter the refil-
ing, Wang said Morningstar, like
muchof Wall Street, had backed off
covering the IPOmarket complete-
lyinthelast fewmonths. Sodont ex-
pect the offering to come out in a
hurry.
THECOMPANY
Mead Johnson was founded in
1905androlledout itsfirst infant for-
mula, Dextri-Maltose, in 1911. Dex-
tri-Maltose was the first infant for-
mula to be commercially provided
through doctors, replacing impre-
cise homemade recipes. Bristol-
Myersbought thecompanyin1967.
Mead Johnson has expanded its
product line in several different
ways. It hasdevelopedarangeof dif-
ferent formulas to deal with a vari-
ety of digestive problems in infants,
includinglactoseintolerance, regur-
gitation and various food allergies.
It has retooled its nutrition content
to keep up with the latest research.
For instance, the firmboasts that its
Enfamil LIPIL, rolled out in 2002,
was the first infant formula to in-
clude DHA and ARA, believed to
helpchildrens braindevelopment.
Outside the U.S., Mead Johnson
hasalsodevelopednutritionsupple-
ments for childrenas oldas 5. These
products nowaccount for 30%of all
sales. At the other end of the age
scale, the firmoffers prenatal nutri-
ents suchasEnfaMama.
Geographically, MeadJohnsondi-
videsitsmarket intoNorthAmerica-
Europe and Latin America-Asia.
Revenue fromthe former is slightly
greater thaninthelatter, thoughthe
firm expects more growth from
emergingcountries.
RISKS/ CHALLENGES
While safety concerns may benefit
Mead Johnson competitively, the
overall issue has raised awareness
of safetyconcernsoverinfant formu-
la. Lawsuits have been filed against
a number of manufacturers, includ-
ing Mead Johnson, over the pres-
enceof the chemical Bisphenol-Ain
their packaging. TheFoodandDrug
Administration doesnt think cur-
rent levels of Bisphenol-A pose a
healthrisk, but the suits couldaffect
futureregulation.
Thefirmhas anumber of competi-
tors, including Nestle
NSRGY
, Abbott
Laboratories
ABT
, Wyeth
WYE
andpri-
vate-label manufacturers. The lat-
ter makers may have anedge during
the economic downturn, since their
products are usually cheaper than
brandedproducts.
Rising prices of the commodities
that gointo MeadJohnsons formu-
las, such as dairy products and soy-
beans, increase costs and squeeze
margins. Those prices have in-
creased in the last few years, espe-
cially in Asia, though they have flat-
tenedwiththeeconomiccrunch.
The IPO is basically an insider
transaction, andthe proceeds wont
be investedinthe company. Bristol-
Myers will own a controlling share
for at least 180 days, meaning other
shareholders will have little say in
MeadJohnsons policies.
THERESULTS
Net sales inthefirst ninemonths of
theyear totaled$2.18billion, up14%
fromthe year-ago period. Net earn-
ingsgained8.6%to$347.5million.
USEOF PROCEEDS
Terms for the deal havent been
set, but proceeds will be used to pay
off theBristol-Myers transaction.
THEMANAGEMENT
StephenGolsby
Chief executiveanddirector
Joined the company in 1997. He be-
came president of the international
divisionin2001 andpresident of the
whole business in 2004. He is also
on the board of the University of
EvansvilleBusiness School.
PeterLeemputte
Senior vicepresident andCFO
Joined this year after five years in
the same positions at Brunswick
BC
.
Also, he is a director at Beazer
HomesUSA
BZH
.
ChristianAugustijns
Senior vice president and chief mar-
ketingofficer
JoinedinSeptember after 11 yearsat
Coca-Cola
KO
, most recentlyasdirec-
tor of theEuropeandivision.
Amy Reeves
reserves in late 2008 if the policy
hadnt changed. And oil prices
could rebound next year if the glo-
bal economystarts toimprove.
Still, DOE added 10.2 million bar-
rels to the SPR in the first half of
2008. Hadit haltedpurchases earli-
er, it would have realized further
revenue gains from high-price
open-market sales.
In congressional testimony last
spring, Frank Rusco, acting direc-
tor for natural resources and envi-
ronment at the General Accounting
Office, offered several cost-saving
ideas. One proposal was for dollar
cost averaging. This would set a
fixed dollar sumfor SPRpurchases
over a given period. If the price of
oil rises, thevolumeof purchasesde-
clines. If oil gets cheaper, buying is
steppedup.
In hindsight, such a program
might have saved a lot of money for
the government in the last few
years. But aDOEofficial, whoasked
to remain nameless, described the
planas impractical.
With oil prices now depressed,
wouldit make sense for the govern-
ment to buy more oil than the re-
servecanholdandpaytostoreitelse-
where?Storageiscurrentlytight, re-
plied the DOE official. And it can
alsobeexpensive. Themoneyisbet-
terputtodevelopingnewreserveca-
pacity,theDOEofficial said.
Such capacity is being developed.
An added 10 million barrels of stor-
age will be ready by 2012. Another
33 million barrels should come on-
lineby2014, theofficial estimated.
The White House, free to resume
purchasesJan. 1, wouldnot sayinre-
sponse to written questions when
or if SPRfilling might resume. But a
DOE spokeswoman suggested that
renewedbuys wouldmakesense.
Current market conditionsarein-
deed favorable and would likely re-
sult in a sound investment for tax-
payers, shesaid.
But the current administration
ends in just a fewweeks, while top-
pingoff reserves wouldtakeseveral
months. So the decision may be left
to Barack Obama, who becomes
president onJan. 20.
RESERVES FRO M A1
Leading New Issues
NEW I SSUE A MERI CA
Bristol-Myers Squibb Spins Off Infant-Formula Giant Mead Johnson
Emergent BioSolutions
EBS
slipped 8.13%
Monday to23.38inhigher volume. Shares of
the anthrax-vaccine maker debuted two
years ago at 12.50 and climbed as high as
26.35 last week. Regulators earlier this
month approved Emergents latest vaccine
version, whichrequires fewer doses.
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Oil Is Much Cheaper, But Storage Space Limited
Newborn Nut rit ion
Mead Johnson is a mature company that is being spun off as
part of a restructuring of Bristol-Myers Squibb
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dividendor capital gains distribution. 5-Yr After TaxRtn=5year after-taxreturnassuminganaverageordinaryincome
taxrateof 35%ondividends anda15%long-termcapital gains taxrate. Thetop25%of growthfundsfor thepast 3years
that arebeatingtheS&P500this year areshowngraphicallyeachdayonthefirst Mutual Funds page. All figures areon
a total returnbasis. Funds showninthe twodaily performancelists have at least $125 millioninassets anda 36-Month
PerformanceRatingof Bor better, unless otherwisenoted.
BY TRANG HO
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
GoldETFs onMondayaddedtoFri-
days gains, while real estate led de-
cliners inanemictradingMonday.
Aside from the U.S. dollar and
Treasuries, gold has been the best-
performing asset class this year. At
Londons afternoon fixing Monday,
gold stood at $843.50 per troy
ounce, up a mere 0.8% from the
start of theyear.
But the precious metal is poised to
test a previous resistance level of
$900-$940 over the next few ses-
sions, after having leapt $180 per
ounce, or 25%, from its November
lows of $700, according to Paul Ka-
vanaugh, senior trader at PFG-
BEST.com.
While the S&P 500 edged up
0.58% on Friday and gave back
0.46%to close at 868.77 on Monday
in scant volume, SPDR Gold Trust
GLD
rose 2.56% to 85.60 on Friday
and0.88%to86.35onMonday.
GLDhas poked above its 40-week
moving average for the first time
since Oct. 10 and trades only 14%
below its all-time high of 100.44.
The S&P 500, by contrast, trades
45%belowits all-time peak of 1576.
GLDhas formed three higher highs
andhigherlows sincebouncingoff a
52-weeklowof 68.81 onNov. 13.
If GLD closes above its Dec. 17
highof 86.91, it will haveconfirmeda
breakout above its primary down-
trend line, Deron Wagner, founder
and portfolio manager of Morpheus
Trading Group, told his clients.
Such a move would likely generate
considerable bullish momentum
that couldpropel GLDbacktotest its
all-timehighinthecomingmonths.
Relative Strength
GLD sports sturdy 91 Relative
Strength and B Accumulation/Dis-
tributionRatings.
Market Vectors Gold Miners
GDX
shows similar upward momentum.
But its still consolidating below its
40-week moving average. The ETF,
containing 33 gold-mining firms,
surged 5.43%to 32.25 on Friday and
added 2.42% on Monday, closing at
33.07. It has formed three higher
highs and lower lows since jumping
off a new low of 15.83 on Oct. 24. It
trades 41%belowits all-time high of
56.87 on March 14. GDXs RS and
Acc/DisRatingsare72andB+.
The macroeconomic picture and
fundamentalsof thegoldmarket ap-
pear bullishas productionstagnates
and investment demand grows, ac-
cording to Julian Phillips of Global
Watch: theGoldForecaster.
Theprospectsof stability, of effec-
tive monetary reformor of systemic
health are fast disappearing, Phil-
lips wrote in a client note. The at-
traction of the obligation-free, na-
tionality-freeandglobal acceptabili-
tyof goldwill createavibrant, rising
market for gold and gold shares.
Goldcompanies profits outpacethe
rise in gold prices on a percentage
basis, though theyre subject to cor-
poraterisk, Phillips added.
The leading stock in the GDX,
Royal Gold
RGLD
, has hit a new high
nearlyeverydaysinceDec. 19, when
it broke out of two-year base. It
boasts awhopping99RSRatingand
B+Acc/Dis Rating.
Real Estate Resumes Drop
The largest real estate ETF by as-
sets, iSharesDowJonesU.S. Real Es-
tate
IYR
, fell 5.63% to 34.00, closing
belowits 10-week line and deep be-
neath its 40-week. It has formed
many lower highs and lower lows
sinceit peakedinFeb. 2007at 94.99.
It trades 64%belowthat apex.
IYRisbreakingdownout of abear-
ishflagpatternandshoulddropto
20inthe next fewweeks to months,
accordingtoJohnLansing, atechni-
cal analyst and founder of Trend-
ing123.com. Lansings 20 price tar-
get wouldundercut theETFs previ-
ous lowof 23.51 fromNov. 21.
Other domestic real estate ETFs,
including iShares Cohen & Steers
RealtyMajors
ICF
, VanguardREITIn-
dex
VNQ
, SPDRDJ Wilshire REIT
RWR
and Ultra Real Estate ProShares
URE
,
have similar chart patterns. Their
RS Ratings range from40 to 44 and
Acc/Dis Ratings fromB- toB+.
Easy access to cheap credit was
the story behind residential real es-
tate, analysts wrote in Merrill
Lynchs ResearchInvestment Com-
mittee Year Ahead Report 2009.
These investments are unlikely to
regain their leadership status until
thereleveragingprocess begins.
IShares DJ U.S. Real
Est at e
IYR 34.00 -2.03 as of 12/29/08
24
30
34
38
45
50
60
70
Dec Sep Jun 08
30,000,000
60,000,000
Volume
For Monday, December 29, 2008
Growth Funds Leading The Market
Thesefunds areamongthetop25%in3- year performance
MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs
Gold ETFs Rise As Real Estate Slumps
Volume Eases Overall
Analysts expect gold,
real estate to continue
down same path in 2009
A
Access Capital Strat
$ 514 mil 6172367274
.. CommInvmnt .. no quote
AdvisorOne Funds
$ 601 mil 8668110225
45 Amerigo N + 9 8.49n .05
AIG Retirement I
$ 10.3 bil 8005721980
54 ForeignVal 7 5.95 .02
30 GblStrat 3 9.06 +.02
41 Growth + 6 6.73 .03
44 IntlGrowI + 9 7.42 .01
49 MidIndex 6 11.75 .16
47 Sci&Tech + 8 7.74 .05
45 SmallIdx 1 8.77 .18
50 StckIdx 12 17.89 .06
AIG Retirement II
$ 2.8 bil 8005721980
47 IntlSmEq + 2 9.12 +.05
44 MidVal + 7 9.73 .06
42 SocRespbl + 4 7.31 .02
AIM Funds A
$ 19.4 bil 8009594246
54 Basic Value b + 9 12.64 .11
49 Cap Dvlp b + 7 9.34 .08
31 Charter b + 5 11.17 .04
44 Constlatn b + 7 16.34 .06
54 Develp Mkts m + 9 14.77 .02
46 Energy b + 7 23.88 +.53
48 Euro Grwth m +12 19.94 .01
30 GlbHlthCare b +10 19.50 .10
51 GlbSmMidGr + 8 10.57 ..
42 Intl Growth +10 18.11 +.01
40 Lrg Cap Gr b + 7 7.97 .01
31 Mid Core Eq b + 5 15.43 .06
4 Muni Bond b + 1 7.33 +.02
42 Real Estate b +26 12.91 .70
42 Sml Cap Gr b + 7 15.84 .22
+12 USGovt + 3 9.22 +.01
AIM Funds Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8005541156
42 Intl Growth +10 18.31n +.01
AIM Funds P
$ 1.4 bil 8009594246
39 Summit P b + 5 8.41n .03
AIM Funds Investor
$ 4.0 bil 8005541156
30 Diverse Div b + 7 8.61 .04
49 Dynamics b + 8 12.15n .10
46 Energy b + 7 23.79n +.53
30 GlbHlthCare +10 19.50 .11
Alger Instl
$ 1.7 bil 8009923863
46 Cap Appr + 7 11.83n .04
61 Mid Cap Gr + 8 7.45n .06
49 Small Grow + 8 14.53n .20
Allegiant I
$ 2.9 bil 8006223863
0 Bond + 3 9.67n +.01
+ 3 Intrmd Bond + 2 10.61n +.02
3 Tot Retrn b + 4 9.30n +.02
Alliance Brnstn A
$ 14.7 bil 8002215672
34 Bal Wealth + 8 8.40 ..
30 Balanced +11 11.36 +.01
48 GlbThemeGr +14 40.81 .06
11 GloblBond + 4 6.73 ..
43 Gr &Inc +13 2.35 ..
45 Growth + 6 22.83 .03
28 HiIncome b + 4 5.68 +.01
51 Intl Growth +13 10.03 +.11
55 Intl Val +13 10.05 +.14
34 Lrg Cp Grow +22 15.56 .01
8 Muni CA 0 9.57 +.04
10 Muni Natl 1 8.58 +.03
5 Muni NY 0 8.91 +.03
45 Wealth Appr +11 7.94 +.01
Alliance Brnstn Adv
$ 3.5 bil 8002215672
55 Intl Val +13 10.25n +.15
45 Wealth Appr +11 7.94n +.01
Alliance Brnstn B
$ 2.4 bil 8002215672
34 Bal Wealth + 8 8.36n ..
Alliance Brnstn C
$ 3.7 bil 8002215672
35 Bal Wealth + 8 8.37n ..
12 GloblBond + 4 6.75n .01
55 Intl Val +13 9.82n +.15
Alliance Brnstn I
$ 3.1 bil 8002215672
47 GlbRlEstII +20 5.99n .08
54 Intl Value +13 10.11 +.15
5 Intmd Dur + 5 13.53n ..
Allianz A
$ 5.7 bil 8004260107
39 NFJ Div Val + 9 9.19 .07
47 NFJ IntlVal +14 13.24 +.10
30 NFJSmlCpVal + 9 18.03 .26
Allianz Admin
$ 1.0 bil 8004260107
30 NFJSmlVal + 9 18.01n .26
Allianz C
$ 2.2 bil 8004260107
39 NFJ Div Val + 9 9.17n .07
Allianz Instl
$ 4.2 bil 8004260107
38 NFJ Div Val + 9 9.28n .07
30 NFJSmlCpVal + 9 18.82n .27
33 AlphaHedg 0 8.94n ..
Alpine Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8887855578
51 Dynamic Div + 6 4.85 .03
72 Intl RealEst +12 11.02n .07
+ 4 UShTxOptInc 0 10.03n ..
Am Beacon AMR
$ 1.0 bil 8003883344
42 Large Cap Val + 8 13.06n .04
Am Beacon Inst
$ 4.1 bil 8003883344
43 Intl Equity +14 12.16n +.05
42 Large Cap Val + 7 13.22n .05
+ 3 Sh TermBd 0 8.67n +.01
36 Sml Cap Val +11 10.98n .18
Am Beacon Pln
$ 4.6 bil 8003883344
43 Intl Equity +14 12.02n +.04
42 Large Cap Val + 7 12.60n .05
37 Sml Cap Val +11 10.75n .17
Amana Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8007288762
31 Growth + 6 15.76n .06
25 Income + 4 23.04n .01
Amer Cent A
$ 4.2 bil 8003452021
24 Equity Inc x + 6 5.84 .07
28 StrAlloMod x + 5 4.82 .03
Amer Cent Adv
$ 1.6 bil 8003452021
1 Infltn Adj + 5 10.60n .01
Amer Cent Instl
$ 5.5 bil 8003452021
23 Equity Income x + 65.84
n .08
38 Income &Gr x + 7 17.77n .21
40 LrgCoVal x + 7 4.12n .06
Amer Cent Inv
$ 37.7 bil 8003452021
28 1ChoiceMod + 6 9.02n .02
23 Balanced x + 4 12.10n .11
14 CA Hi Yld 4 8.01n +.02
7 CA LgTmTxFr 1 9.85n +.03
1 CA TxFreeBd 0 10.47n +.03
+ 6 Divers Bd + 3 10.22n ..
38 EquityGrowx + 5 14.97n .13
23 EquityInc x + 6 5.84n .07
49 Giftrust + 6 16.32n .06
+ 7 Ginnie Mae + 1 10.54n +.01
28 Glbl Gold Eq x +41 14.04n +.51
+ 5 Govt Bond + 2 11.19n +.01
40 Growth + 6 15.74n .06
48 Heritage + 6 11.17n .05
38 Income &Gr x + 7 17.76n .20
0 Infltn Adj + 5 10.63n .01
+ 2 Intl Bond x + 8 14.19n .19
53 Intl Disc +11 6.53n +.02
47 IntlGrowth +11 7.21n .01
40 LrgCoVal x + 7 4.12n .05
49 Real Estate x +28 10.64n .89
42 Select + 7 23.85n .02
+ 4 ShTermGovt + 1 9.60n +.02
33 SmCp Value x +11 5.04n .12
28 StrAlloMod x + 5 4.83n .03
+12 Target 2010 + 5 105.16n +.20
+20 Target 2015 + 9 98.35n +.13
+30 Target 2020 +18 77.51n .14
+37 Target 2025 +15 73.81n .64
1 Tax Free 0 10.25n +.03
44 Ultra + 6 14.00n .04
34 Utilities x + 2 12.10n .18
30 Value x + 5 4.24n .06
51 Vista + 5 10.60n .03
Amer Indepen
$ 494 mil 8882668787
+ 2 KSTaxExBdIn r + 1 10.39n +.02
American Fds B
$ 29.4 bil 8004214120
40 AMCAP + 6 11.14n .04
28 Balanced + 5 13.41n .02
13 BondFdAm + 2 10.72n +.02
1 Cap Wrld Bd + 7 18.76n +.01
32 CapIncBldr + 8 40.70n +.14
41 CpWrldG&I + 9 25.70n +.13
42 EuroPac Gr +12 27.20n +.21
42 Fundmntl + 8 24.12n .01
41 Gr Fd Amer + 7 19.28n .02
30 Hi Inc Tr + 2 7.66n +.04
31 Inc Fd Am + 7 12.68n ..
37 Inv Co Am + 6 20.28n .02
33 Mutual + 5 18.37n .03
40 NewPers +11 18.13n +.07
52 SmCpWrld + 9 18.93n .03
+ 7 US Gov Sec + 2 14.17n +.02
36 Wash Mut + 6 20.50n .05
American Funds A
$ 511 bil 8004214120
40 AMCAP + 6 11.64 .05
27 Balanced + 5 13.46 .02
13 Bd Fd Am + 2 10.72 +.02
31 CapIncBldr + 8 40.70 +.14
40 CapWld G&I +10 25.82 +.13
0 CapWrldBd + 7 18.88 +.01
42 EuroPac Gr +12 27.42 +.21
42 Fundmntl + 8 24.18 .01
41 Gr Fd Amer + 7 19.86 .03
20 High Inc Muni 6 11.47 .03
29 High Income + 3 7.66 +.04
31 IncFd Amer + 7 12.76 ..
2 IntermBond + 1 12.72 +.02
37 Inv Co Am + 7 20.37 .01
2 Ltd Tax Ex 0 14.47 +.02
32 Mutual + 6 18.50 .02
44 NewEcon + 9 15.10 .04
39 NewPers +11 18.38 +.07
47 NewWorld +10 30.70 .01
+ 1 ShrtTermBd + 1 9.83 ..
51 SmCp Wrld + 9 19.87 .03
12 Tax Ex CA 3 13.60 +.03
4 Tax Ex VA 0 14.95 +.03
8 Tax ExBdAm 1 10.84 +.03
+ 8 US Gov Sec + 2 14.17 +.02
36 Wash Mutl + 6 20.62 .05
Aquila Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8002284227
3 AZ Tax Free A 0 9.67 +.03
0 HI Tax Free A + 1 10.91 +.03
2 OR Tax Free A + 1 10.13 +.04
Ariel Mutual Fds
$ 1.9 bil 8002927435
45 Appreciation x +11 20.38n .45
52 Ariel x + 9 22.04n .74
Artio Global Funds
$ 18.6 bil 2122973600
42 IntlEqIIA + 9 9.95 ..
42 IntlEqIII + 9 10.02 ..
45 IntlEqty A + 9 23.92 ..
45 IntlEqty I + 9 24.55 ..
1 Tot Retrn I x + 2 12.65n .31
1 TotRetrn A x + 2 12.69n .27
Artisan Funds
$ 15.1 bil 8003441770
48 Intl +15 14.58n .01
31 Intl Val I +10 17.31n .02
53 IntlSmlCap +15 10.74 .20
47 Mid Cap + 9 16.19n .07
31 Mid Cap Val +14 12.27n .05
48 Small Cap + 8 8.82n .14
29 Small Cap Val +13 9.59n .14
Asset Mgmt Fds
$ 1.3 bil 8005273713
21 UltraShMort 4 7.33n .02
AssetMark Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8006645345
8 Cor Pl Fxd + 2 7.95n ..
ASTON Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8009928151
35 Mont&CldGrI + 6 17.58n ..
35 Mont&CldGrN + 6 17.48n ..
46 OptimumMidN + 9 15.42n ..
B
Baird Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8007922473
2 AggregteBd + 2 9.75n +.01
1 IntmBdInst + 1 9.99n +.01
Barclays Glob Inv
$ 2.0 bil 8882043956
27 Lfpth2020 I + 8 12.01n .04
Baron Funds
$ 16.0 bil 8009922766
44 Asset + 8 33.84n .34
42 Growth + 7 29.35n .27
50 Partners + 6 11.52n .15
43 Small Cap +10 13.48n .19
BB & T Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8002281872
+ 3 TotRetBdIns + 2 10.09n +.01
BBH Funds
$ 834 mil 8006255759
37 Intl Eq N +11 9.74n ..
Bernstein Funds
$ 20.7 bil 2127564097
+ 1 CA Muni 0 13.91n +.02
+ 2 Diversifd Muni + 1 13.91n +.02
59 Emerg Mkts + 9 15.21n +.01
50 Intl +12 11.93n +.17
5 Intrmd Dur + 5 11.84n +.01
+ 1 NY Muni 0 13.53n +.01
4 Sh Dur Plus + 1 11.26n +.02
+ 3 ShDurDivMuni 0 12.51n .01
50 Tx Mg Intl +12 11.91n +.17
Berwyn Funds
$ 336 mil 8009926757
12 Income + 4 10.31n .05
Blackrock A
$ 25.7 bil 8004417762
30 BalCaptial + 7 16.55 ..
39 BasicVal + 9 17.23 .06
35 Equity Div + 5 12.81 ..
41 Fndmtl Gr + 7 13.73 .05
22 Glob Alloc + 8 14.68 +.06
56 Glob Res b + 3 17.10 +.44
+ 6 Govt Inc + 3 10.84 +.04
21 HealthSciOp b + 9 21.20 .09
30 HiYld Bd 0 4.97 +.03
+ 5 IntGovtBd + 2 10.52 +.01
40 Lg Core +10 7.92 .01
38 Lg Value +11 11.28 ..
10 Natl Muni 2 8.88 +.02
40 S&P500Idx + 7 10.57n .04
12 TotalRet + 5 9.61 +.01
BlackRock B
$ 3.7 bil 8004417762
23 Glob Alloc + 8 14.36n +.06
BlackRock BlRk
$ 2.3 bil 8004417762
8 TotalRet + 5 8.33n ..
BlackRock C
$ 14.3 bil 8004417762
40 Basic Value + 9 16.24n .06
35 Equity Div + 5 12.59n ..
42 Fndmtl Gr + 6 12.36n .04
23 Glob Alloc + 8 13.77n +.06
41 Lg Core +10 7.38 .02
39 Lg Value +11 10.65 ..
BlackRock I
$ 1.3 bil 8004417762
38 Lg Value +11 11.45 .01
8 PA Muni 1 9.64 +.03
BlackRock Instl
$ 21.3 bil 8004417762
4 AMTFrMuniBd 0 9.70n +.03
30 Bal Cap + 7 16.59 ..
39 Basic Value + 9 17.31 .07
35 Equity Div + 5 12.83 ..
41 FndmtL Gr + 7 14.15 .05
22 Glob Alloc + 8 14.73 +.06
+ 9 GNMA + 1 10.07n +.01
2 IntermdBdII + 3 8.72n +.01
+ 6 IntGovtBd + 2 10.50n +.01
44 Intl Val +14 15.94 +.09
40 Lrg Core +10 8.09 .01
7 Managed Inc + 4 8.94n ..
9 MuniInsred + 1 6.71 +.04
9 Natl Muni 2 8.88 +.02
40 S&P500Idx + 7 10.59n .03
43 SmGrEq + 9 13.73n .12
12 TotalRet m + 5 9.60 +.01
8 TotalRetII + 5 8.32n +.01
Blackrock R
$ 1.1 bil 8004417762
22 Glob Alloc + 8 14.25n +.06
BlackRock Svc
$ 1.2 bil 8004417762
3 IntermdBdII + 3 8.72n +.01
10 LowDurBd + 1 8.61n +.01
BNY Mellon
$ 9.4 bil 2124951784
+ 6 Bond M + 3 12.62 +.02
49 Emg Mkts M +15 5.73n +.03
+ 6 Int Bond M + 2 12.53n +.03
44 Intl M + 8 8.12n +.04
42 Lrg Stk M + 7 5.72n ..
1 MAIntMuniM 0 12.11 +.03
43 Mid Stk M +10 6.91n .06
3 NatlIntMunM 0 12.12n +.03
4 PAIntMunM 1 11.57n +.03
39 Sml Stk M + 9 7.56n .12
Brandes
$ 554 mil 8002377119
46 InstIntlEqI x + 2 12.32n 1.60
Brandywine Fds
$ 5.4 bil 8006563017
46 Blue + 5 19.23n .07
47 Brandywine + 4 19.46n .10
Bridgeway Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8006613550
57 Aggr Inv 2 +10 9.35n .05
Buffalo Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004928332
34 Small Cap +11 15.46n .22
C
6 C&O MktOpp 2 20.40n +.02
Calamos Funds
$ 14.6 bil 8008237386
33 Gr &Inc A + 9 20.84 .08
33 Gr &Inc B + 9 23.55n .10
33 Gr &Inc C + 9 20.96n .08
52 Growth A + 8 28.03 .26
53 Growth B + 8 28.28n .27
53 Growth C + 8 25.89n .24
52 Growth I + 8 30.37n .28
15 Mkt Neut A + 4 10.19 .02
15 MrktNeutC + 4 10.35n .02
Calvert Group
$ 8.3 bil 8003682745
13 Income A 0 13.67 +.02
14 Income C 0 13.66 +.02
48 LrgCapGrA + 7 18.56 .09
1 ShDurInc A + 1 15.13 +.02
6 Social Bd A 0 14.09 +.03
38 Social Eq A + 6 22.03 .05
Cambiar Funds
$ 1.0 bil 8667778227
43 OpportInv +12 10.57n +.07
Causeway Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8669477000
44 Intl Val Ins r +16 8.34n +.05
44 Intl Val Inv r +16 8.30n +.05
CG Cap Mkt Fds
$ 6.1 bil
0 CorFxInc + 4 7.76n +.01
56 EmergMkts +12 8.43n +.06
47 IntlEq +13 6.89n +.11
+ 3 IntlFxInc + 3 7.27n +.04
44 LgCapGr + 8 8.83n .02
41 LgCapValEq +11 6.36n .03
CGM Funds
$ 5.6 bil 8003454048
50 Focus +10 26.23n .12
29 Mutual + 9 22.31n +.08
51 Realty +33 15.05n 1.03
28 ChampSmCo +10 8.93n .11
Chesapeake Fds
$ 373 mil 8005253863
53 Core Growth + 6 9.54n .06
52 Clipper + 5 38.99n .13
+ 1 CO Bond A 1 9.02 +.01
Cohen & Steers
$ 6.8 bil 8004379912
40 Instl Realty +30 21.99 1.25
48 IntlRltyA +12 8.27 .06
49 IntlRltyC +12 8.22 .07
48 IntlRltyI +12 8.29 .07
40 RltyShrs +30 33.79 1.97
Columbia A
$ 19.7 bil 8003456611
42 Acorn + 9 16.23 .21
53 Acorn Sel + 6 12.79 .11
+ 9 Fed Secs + 2 11.00 +.02
40 Lrg Cap Val + 7 8.12 +.01
44 Marsico Gr + 7 12.85 .05
47 Marsico21st +10 8.77 .04
45 Mid Cap Val + 7 7.98 .07
42 MrscoFocEq + 6 14.27 .05
33 SmCpVal I +11 27.16 .55
7 Strat Inc + 4 5.16 +.02
8 Tax Exempt 0 11.88 +.04
Columbia B
$ 2.2 bil 8003456611
43 Acorn + 9 15.28n .20
Columbia C
$ 3.4 bil 8003456611
43 Acorn + 9 15.17n .20
44 Marsico Gr + 7 11.89n .04
47 Marsico21st +10 8.30n .04
Columbia Z
$ 54.3 bil 8003456611
42 Acorn + 9 16.69n .21
47 Acorn Intl +13 22.46n +.11
53 Acorn Sel + 6 13.07n .11
43 Acorn USA + 7 15.45n .18
+ 1 Bond + 3 8.79n ..
2 CA Intermd 0 9.12n +.02
0 CoreBond Z + 3 10.10n +.01
30 Div Inc Z + 7 9.94n .02
46 EngNatRes + 2 13.66n +.15
23 Hi Yld Muni 8 7.86n +.01
26 High Income + 1 5.79n +.03
11 Income + 3 7.81n +.03
48 Intl Equity +14 8.81n +.05
37 Intl Value +16 11.53n .01
6 Intmd Bond + 3 7.82 +.02
1 IntmdBond + 4 6.84n ..
2 IntmMuniBd 0 9.64 +.02
43 Large Gr + 7 14.70n .03
39 Lg Cap Idx + 7 16.68n .06
39 Lrg Cap Val + 8 8.13n +.01
38 LrgCapCore + 6 9.11n .01
39 LrgEnCore + 8 8.50n .04
0 MA IntmMun + 1 10.09n +.04
44 Marsico Gr + 7 13.04n .05
47 Marsico21st +10 8.92n .04
52 MarsicoIntl +14 7.75n +.03
46 Mid Cap Gr + 8 13.63n .08
45 Mid Cap Val + 7 7.99n .07
40 MidCap Idx +11 6.43n .09
42 MrscoFocEq + 6 14.56n .05
1 NY IntmMun 0 11.10n +.03
1 OR IntmMuni 0 11.61n +.02
46 Sel Lg Gr +10 6.68n .09
45 Sel Small + 7 9.86n .20
1 Sh TrmBond + 2 9.37n +.01
+ 4 Sh TrmMuni 0 10.33n ..
35 SmCap Indx +12 10.47n .19
38 SmCpVal II +11 8.24n .16
7 Strat Inc + 4 5.11n +.02
44 Strat Inv + 7 11.52n ..
8 Tax Exempt 0 11.88n +.04
4 TotRet Bond + 4 8.76n +.01
+14 US Trea Idx + 3 12.00n +.01
1 VA IntmMun + 1 10.27n +.03
50 Val&Restrc +10 28.09n .14
Commerce Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003052140
+ 2 Bond + 2 18.18n +.02
+ 4 CRAQualInv b + 110.6
1n +.02
Credit Suisse Common
$ 779 mil 8005772321
37 CommodRtn 4 7.41 +.07
CRM Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8002762883
38 Mid Val Ins + 6 18.05n .13
D E
Davis Funds A
$ 18.5 bil 8002790279
48 Financial + 8 18.73 .07
42 NY Venture + 7 22.65 +.04
Davis Funds B
$ 1.0 bil 8002790279
43 NY Venture + 6 21.81n +.03
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 9.8 bil 8002790279
43 NY Venture C + 6 21.95n +.03
42 NY Venture Y + 7 22.87n +.04
42 Delafield + 9 14.14n .30
Delaware A
$ 8.0 bil 8005234640
5 DivrsInc A + 3 7.90 ..
37 LargeCapVal + 9 10.98 +.02
+ 2 LtdTrmDiv + 1 8.18 +.01
5 Tax Fr CO Ins 1 9.81 ..
4 Tax Fr MN 0 11.31 ..
7 Tax Fr PA 1 7.09 ..
7 TaxFrUSA 1 9.98 ..
1 TaxFrUSAInt 0 10.76 ..
Delaware Instl
$ 925 mil 8008285052
46 US Growth + 8 8.68n .07
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 2.3 bil 8002318002
46 Emerg Mkts +11 5.88n +.02
39 Intl Equity +11 10.89n +.05
39 Labor Intl +11 10.86n +.06
DFA Investment
$ 70.1 bil 3103958005
+ 4 1 Yr Fixed Inc + 1 10.26n +.01
+ 4 2Yr Glbl Fxd + 1 10.18n +.01
+ 9 5 Yr Gov + 2 10.93n +.01
+ 4 5GlbFxdInc + 1 10.96n +.01
50 Emerg Mkts +10 15.95n +.04
56 Emg Mkt Sml +13 9.63n +.04
52 EmMktCorEq +11 9.79n +.06
55 EmrgMktValI +14 16.51 +.11
28 Glbl60/40 I + 6 9.10 ..
42 Global Eq I + 9 8.38 ..
1 InfProtSec + 5 10.01 .01
45 Intl Small Co + 9 10.03n +.16
43 Intl SmCpVal +10 10.81n +.20
48 Intl Value +12 12.24n +.23
48 Intl Value III +11 11.45n +.21
45 IntlCoreEq +10 7.29n +.12
52 IntlRealEst + 9 3.90 .02
+13 IntrmGovt + 4 12.68n +.02
43 Lg Cap Intl +10 14.43n +.19
43 Real Estate +32 12.80n .73
+ 3 Sh TrmMuni + 1 10.12n +.01
39 TAUSCorEq2 + 8 5.58n .05
43 TaxMg US Sm +10 13.36n .26
42 TaxMgTgtVal +11 12.20n .22
46 TxMIntl Val +11 10.18n +.17
45 TxMUS MkVl +10 9.20n .05
45 TxMUS MkVl II +10 8.84n .05
38 TxMgdUSEq + 7 9.34n .04
39 US Cor Eq 1 + 8 6.97n .05
40 US Cor Eq 2 + 9 6.84n .06
44 US Lg Cap Val + 9 12.76n .06
39 US Lg Co Instl + 7 6.81n .03
44 US LgCapVal 3 + 9 9.76n .05
39 US Lrg Co + 7 25.54n .09
41 US Micro Cap +11 7.74n .16
40 US Small Cap +10 11.39n .23
41 US Sml Val +11 13.74n .29
41 US VectorEq +10 6.48n .08
38 USTgtVal +12 9.26n .17
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 2.9 bil 6142553333
26 LgShtA + 4 13.64 +.02
25 LongShortI + 4 13.74n +.02
Dodge&Cox
$ 85.6 bil 8006213979
36 Balanced + 8 49.60n +.10
2 Income + 4 11.64n +.04
48 Intl Stock +13 21.25n +.22
45 Stock + 9 71.56n +.04
Domini Soc Inv
$ 732 mil 8007626814
40 Equity + 7 18.79n .02
Dreyfus
$ 28.6 bil 8006456561
+11 100%US Tr In + 1 13.80n +.02
34 Appreciation + 6 27.42n +.07
41 Bas S&P500 x + 4 17.68n .49
+ 5 Bd Mkt Inv + 3 10.26n ..
37 Bos Sml Val + 8 13.75n .23
7 CAAMTFrMuZ 1 13.06n +.05
40 Disc Stock + 7 20.26n .02
40 Dreyfus Fund + 7 5.93n ..
49 Emg Mkts A +14 6.55 +.02
+ 5 GNMA Z x + 1 14.64n .03
42 Growth &Inc + 7 9.16n .01
6 IntmInc A + 2 11.15 +.01
2 IntmMuni 0 12.46n +.04
42 MidCapVal A +12 16.19 .16
9 Muni Bond r 1 10.00n +.02
48 NewLeadr A +11 19.76 .21
6 NJMuniBd A 0 11.60 +.03
5 NY Tx Ex 0 13.32n +.05
44 S&P MidIndx x + 3 15.74n 1.49
41 S&P500 Idx x + 4 24.28n .76
+ 6 Sh IntmGovt + 1 10.83n +.01
41 SmCpStkIdx x + 1 12.53n 1.51
39 StratValA + 9 19.28 +.03
Dupree Mutual
$ 935 mil 8008660614
1 KY Tax Fr Inc + 3 7.27n +.02
DWS Scudder A
$ 11.8 bil 8006211048
29 Balanced + 7 6.81 ..
7 CA Tax Free 0 6.52 +.02
35 Cap Growth + 5 36.49 .10
48 Dreman HRt + 9 23.32 +.08
34 DremanSmVal + 9 22.49 .24
25 High Income + 3 3.46 +.03
7 Mgd Muni 0 7.98 +.03
+ 4 StrGovSec + 1 8.37 +.01
48 Technology + 4 6.98 .04
DWS Scudder C
$ 782 mil 8006211048
48 Dreman HRt + 9 23.28 +.08
DWS Scudder Instl
$ 3.1 bil 8006211048
35 AdvLifLngRg + 7 6.76n .01
15 CoreFxdInc + 2 8.69n .01
39 Eq 500 Idx + 7 98.41n .34
DWS Scudder S
$ 14.1 bil 8006211048
35 Cap Growth + 5 36.72n .09
39 Eq 500 Idx + 7 97.43n .34
49 GlobalThem +11 14.38n +.02
41 Growth &Inc +10 10.53n .02
+ 5 IncomeGNMA + 1 14.75n +.01
0 InterTxFree + 1 10.69n +.02
50 Intl +11 33.74n +.06
38 Lrg Cap Val + 6 12.61 +.03
58 LtnAmerEq + 9 26.38n .29
6 MA Tax Free 0 12.78n +.05
7 Mgd Muni Bd 0 7.99n +.03
7 ShDurPlus + 1 8.74n +.01
23 StrHiYdTax 5 9.33n +.01
Eagle Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8002373101
40 MidCapStkA + 6 16.73 .08
Eaton Vance A
$ 23.8 bil 8002256265
25 AMTFrMunBd 4 6.86 +.06
39 DivBuilder + 8 8.62 +.04
31 Floating Rt 5 6.31 +.01
+ 7 Govt Oblig + 2 7.45 +.02
38 Hi Yld Muni 11 5.71 +.03
32 Inc Bostn 0 3.86 +.03
37 Lrg Cap Val + 7 14.06 ..
10 Natl LtdMuni 2 8.77 +.02
34 Natl Muni 7 7.00 +.06
11 Strat Inc 1 6.69 +.01
37 Tax Mgd Val + 7 12.95 ..
35 TaxMgGr 1.1 + 6 17.39 .05
35 TxMgdDivInc + 6 8.21 +.04
35 TxMgdGr 1.0 + 6 392.81n 1.18
10 WWHlthSci +12 7.91 .06
Eaton Vance C
$ 5.0 bil 8002256265
32 Floating Rt 5 6.10n +.01
37 Lrg Cap Val + 7 14.04n +.01
34 Natl Muni 7 7.00 +.06
11 Strat Inc 1 6.33 +.01
36 TxMgdDivInc + 6 8.20 +.04
Eton Vance Instl
$ 798 mil 8002256265
52 TxMgdEmMkt +10 25.66n +.04
Evergreen A
$ 9.6 bil 8003432898
1 Adj Rate 0 8.72 +.01
36 Asset Alloc x 13 9.29 1.83
47 DivCapBldr + 5 3.97 ..
36 Fundmtl Lrg + 8 16.50 .10
7 Muni Bond 1 6.54 +.02
23 PreciousMtl +39 48.27 +1.76
36 Special Val + 9 12.82 .22
1 Strat Muni 0 8.37 +.01
33 Util&Telecm + 3 9.98 .01
Evergreen B
$ 2.2 bil 8003432898
36 Asset Alloc x 12 9.21n 1.71
Evergreen C
$ 4.6 bil 8003432898
2 Adj Rate 0 8.72 +.01
36 Asset Alloc x 12 9.03 1.68
Evergreen I
$ 8.5 bil 8003432898
1 Adj Rate 0 8.72n +.01
29 Core Bond + 5 7.00n .02
38 EnhcedS&P5 + 8 9.72n .04
2 Intl Bond I x 1 10.40n 1.06
43 Intl Eqty +13 5.98n +.03
4 Intrmd Muni I 0 56.75n +.23
7 Muni Bond 1 6.54n +.02
9 PA Muni 2 9.55n +.01
36 Special Val + 9 12.90n .22
38 Strat Gr I + 7 18.81n .07
2 US Govt + 1 9.51n +.01
F
33 Fairholme +10 20.74 .13
FAM Funds
$ 634 mil 8009323271
32 Value + 7 30.92n .24
FBR Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8888880025
37 Focus Inv r +10 29.10n .40
Federated A
$ 12.9 bil 8002455051
36 Amer Ldrs + 7 10.93 ..
11 Bond + 5 7.37 +.03
31 Capital Apprec + 6 14.69 ..
32 Equity Inc + 7 13.64 .03
27 Hi Inc Bond + 3 5.13 +.05
52 InterCont x + 9 31.87 1.65
45 Kaufmann +11 3.45 .02
47 KaufSmlCap +12 13.60 .17
13 Mkt Opps x +10 10.29 .31
8 Muni Secs 0 9.12 +.03
+ 2 Muni Ultrshrt 0 9.92 ..
18 Muni&Stock + 2 9.06 +.02
+31 PrudentBear 5 6.90 +.04
0 PrudGlbInc + 7 12.05 +.05
15 StratInc + 4 6.90 +.03
1 Tot Rtn Bd x + 3 10.16 +.01
+ 3 US Govt Secs + 2 7.59 +.02
Federated B
$ 2.1 bil 8002455051
45 Kaufmann +11 3.28 .02
Federated C
$ 2.4 bil 8002455051
45 Kaufmn C +11 3.28 .02
13 Mkt Opps x +10 10.22 .29
Federated F
$ 915 mil 8002455051
+ 4 Govt Inc Sec + 2 8.87 +.02
Federated Instl
$ 12.2 bil 8003417400
+ 6 GNMA Instl + 1 11.07n +.02
+ 6 Govt 13 Instl + 1 10.90n +.01
+11 Govt 25 Instl + 2 12.13n +.01
+ 2 GovUltSh Sv + 1 9.84n +.01
+ 6 Income + 1 10.45n +.02
45 Kaufmann K +11 3.45 .02
40 Mid Cap Idx +11 12.29n .17
+ 3 Mortgage + 1 9.64n +.03
+12 Tot Ret Gov + 2 11.66n ..
0 Tot Rtn Bd x + 3 10.16n +.01
1 TotRtnBd Svc x + 3 10.16n +.01
Federated Y
$ 335 mil 8002455051
+ 6 US Gov 13 + 1 10.90n +.01
Fidelity Adv A
$ 15.8 bil 8005227297
44 Divers Intl r +14 11.81 +.15
49 Equity Gr + 6 33.13 .07
43 Equity Inc + 8 16.04 +.01
+11 GovtIncome + 2 11.00 +.01
42 HiInc Advt + 2 5.46 +.05
57 Lev Co Stk +10 16.37 .07
54 Mid Cap A +11 10.65 .02
42 Mid Cp II + 9 9.88 .06
40 NewInsight + 6 12.96 .02
3 Sh TmFx 0 8.68 +.01
29 Small Cap + 4 16.73 .01
12 Strat Inc + 3 9.75 +.03
Fidelity Adv C
$ 5.5 bil 8005227297
44 Divers Intl +14 11.39n +.15
57 Lev Co Stk +10 15.76n .07
40 NewInsight + 6 12.54n .01
12 Strat Inc + 3 9.73n +.03
Fidelity Adv Free A
$ 3.4 bil 8005448888
30 2015 + 6 8.32 +.01
36 2020 + 7 8.33 +.02
37 2025 + 7 7.88 +.01
41 2030 + 7 8.15 +.01
Fidelity Adv I
$ 16.7 bil 8005260084
43 Divers Intl +14 11.97n +.15
48 Equity Grow + 6 35.10n .07
43 Equity Inc + 8 16.49n +.01
+11 GovtIncome + 2 11.00 +.01
44 Growth &Inc + 7 11.55n .03
42 HiInc Advt + 2 5.23n +.05
0 IntMunInc r + 1 9.66n +.02
50 Large Cap +10 10.19n .04
57 Lev Co Stk +10 16.54n .07
42 Mid Cp II + 9 9.97n .05
40 NewInsight + 6 13.09n .01
44 Overseas +12 12.93n +.13
3 Sh Fxd Inc 0 8.68n ..
+ 8 Sh Intmd Govt + 1 10.18n +.02
29 Small Cap + 4 17.37n .02
11 Strat Inc + 3 9.84n +.03
25 StrtRealRet + 3 6.73n .03
6 TotalBond + 3 9.18n +.03
Fidelity Adv T
$ 14.5 bil 8005260084
34 Balanced + 6 10.58 +.01
44 Divers Intl +14 11.72 +.15
49 Equity Gr + 6 33.08 .07
43 Equity Inc + 8 16.27 +.02
57 Growth Opp + 7 18.44 .02
42 HiInc Advt + 2 5.48 +.05
57 Lev Co Stk +10 16.13 .06
54 Mid Cap +11 10.77 .01
40 NewInsight + 6 12.87 .02
3 ShTrmFxd Inc 0 8.68 ..
29 Small Cap + 4 16.26 .02
12 Strategic Inc + 3 9.74 +.02
Fidelity Freedom
$ 59.7 bil 8005448888
15 2000 + 3 9.93n ..
26 2005 + 5 8.22n ..
27 2010 + 6 10.14n +.01
29 2015 + 6 8.37n +.01
34 2020 + 7 9.78n ..
36 2025 + 7 8.00n ..
39 2030 + 8 9.44n ..
40 2035 + 8 7.77n ..
41 2040 + 8 5.40n ..
41 2045 + 8 6.35n ..
43 2050 + 9 6.23n +.01
13 Income + 3 9.45n ..
Fidelity Select
$ 15.6 bil 8005448888
14 Biotechnlgy r +12 57.17n .83
24 ConsumeStpl r + 7 49.72n .01
43 Dfnse&Aero r +10 46.54n .49
52 Electronics r +10 21.70n .06
56 Energy r + 4 28.82n +.65
65 Energy Svcs r + 1 34.44n +.85
22 Gold r +38 30.93n +1.13
34 Health Care r +10 78.71n .56
26 Med Eq &Sys r + 7 17.76n .19
59 Natural Gas r + 4 19.26n +.45
54 Natural Res + 8 18.07n +.44
44 Sftwr&Cmp r + 6 45.56n .36
53 Technology r + 9 38.13n .25
38 Utility Gr r + 1 38.80n .04
Fidelity Spartan
$ 44.3 bil 8005448888
39 500 Idx Adv + 7 59.78n .20
39 500 Idx Inv + 7 59.78n .20
42 ExtMkt Adv +10 21.25n .33
42 ExtMkt Inv +10 21.25n .33
43 IntlIdx Adv +14 25.90n +.36
43 IntlIdx Inv +14 25.90n +.36
+17 IntTrsBdAd r + 3 11.66n +.03
+17 IntTrsBdIdx r + 3 11.66n +.03
+ 8 STTrAdv r 0 10.79n +.01
40 TotMkt Adv + 7 24.03n .14
40 TotMkt Inv + 7 24.03n .14
39 US EqIdxAdv + 7 30.71n .10
39 US EqIdxInv + 7 30.71n .10
Fidelity Invest
$ 404 bil 8005448888
38 100 Index + 6 6.42 .02
35 4in1 Idx r + 8 19.15n .03
45 AdvCapDevO + 7 6.74n .03
50 AdvDivStkO +10 8.21n .04
51 Aggres Gr r + 8 11.15n .14
29 AssetMgr50% + 6 10.61n +.01
37 AssetMgr70%r + 710.4
3n +.01
15 AsstMgr20%r + 3 10.23n +.01
33 Balanced + 6 12.81n +.01
41 BlueChipGro + 6 25.39n .12
6 CA Muni Inc 0 10.94n +.04
45 Canada r + 5 33.82n +.64
34 Cap &Inc 0 5.38n +.03
43 CaptlApprec + 9 15.03n .09
+ 4 CAShTxFrBd r + 1 10.22n +.01
46 China Rgn + 9 16.60n +.04
39 Contrafund + 7 43.88n .04
49 Convrt Secs +10 13.60n +.03
2 CT Muni Inc r 0 10.62n +.04
43 Disciplnd Eq + 8 16.71n .05
47 Diversifd Intl +13 20.86n +.26
46 Dividend Grow +11 15.00n .07
62 Emrg Mkts +12 12.63n +.06
44 Equity Inc + 8 29.55n .04
43 Equity Inc II + 8 12.77n +.01
48 Euro CapApp r +14 13.29n +.18
46 Europe r +14 22.15n +.30
45 Exprt&Mltint r + 9 13.93n +.06
43 Fidelity Fund + 7 21.91n .03
51 Fifty r + 9 10.67n +.01
18 FloatHiInc 1 7.49n +.03
+ 6 GNMA + 1 11.14n +.01
+11 Govt Income + 2 10.99n +.02
53 Gr &Inc + 9 12.60n .03
48 GrDiscovery + 6 8.34n .02
43 Grwth Cmpny + 9 47.13n .36
26 High Income + 3 5.93n +.04
50 Independnc + 8 13.83n +.03
2 InflProtBd + 5 10.59n .03
+10 Int Gov Inc + 2 10.99n +.02
0 Int Mun Inc + 1 9.65n +.02
46 Intl Discov +12 22.91n +.24
48 IntlSmCap +10 12.06n +.15
6 Intmd Bond + 2 9.09n +.02
8 Inv Grade Bd + 2 6.36n +.02
39 Japan r +13 8.62n +.09
36 Jpn SmCos r +12 7.00n +.06
50 Large Cap Stk +11 9.59n .04
57 Latin Amer r + 9 26.38n .26
57 LevrgdCoStk +10 13.56n .06
38 LgCorEnhIdx + 7 6.17 .02
39 LowPr Stk +12 22.12n .11
42 Lrg Cp Val r + 9 8.18n .02
4 MA Muni Inc 0 10.84n +.05
52 Magellan +11 43.88n .13
42 MegaCpStk + 7 6.70n .02
1 MI Muni Inc + 1 11.24n +.03
49 Mid Stk +12 14.87n +.01
44 Mid Val r +15 8.99n .12
1 MNMuni Inc + 1 10.70n +.03
+ 1 Mortg Secs + 1 10.06n +.01
5 Municipal Inc + 1 11.43n +.04
43 NewMillnm +10 16.89n .05
19 NewMktsInc r + 7 11.19n +.03
4 NJ Muni Inc r 1 10.62n +.03
3 NY Muni Inc + 1 11.82n +.05
2 OH Muni Inc + 1 10.82n +.04
48 OTC +10 27.08n .38
49 Overseas +14 24.38n +.22
2 PA Muni Inc r + 1 10.16n +.03
57 Pacific Basin r +15 12.87n +.11
31 Puritan + 5 12.76n ..
44 Real Estate +33 14.24n .76
+ 3 Sh Int Muni 0 10.33n +.01
4 Short TermBd 0 7.94n ..
46 Small Stk +13 9.22n .11
50 SmIndep r +10 9.95n .12
48 Sml Growr + 8 8.23n .06
35 Sml Val r +14 8.71n .12
43 SmlOpport +12 5.24 .07
53 SoEast Asia r +10 18.44n +.24
44 StkSelector + 7 16.35n .04
44 StraDiv&Inc + 9 6.84n .06
25 StraRealRet r + 3 6.74n .03
12 Strategic Inc + 3 8.70n +.03
4 Tax Fr Bond + 1 9.85n +.03
6 Total Bond + 3 9.19n +.03
46 Trend + 8 37.66n .18
+ 3 US Bond Idx + 3 10.80n +.02
37 Utility + 4 12.67n .02
45 Val Disc + 7 9.75n .03
50 Value +10 37.47n .43
42 World Wide + 8 12.19n +.05
Fifth Third Inst
$ 2.7 bil 8003340483
EXCHA NGE TRA DED FUNDS
Market Vect ors Gold
Miners
GDX 33.03 +0.78 as of 12/29/08
17
19
22
26
30
34
38
45
50
Dec Sep Jun 08
2,000,000
6,000,000
14,000,000
Volume
Households owning equities or bonds outside of
retirement plans at work usually purchased them
through professional financial advisers.
Thirty-four percent of households consulted
full-service brokers. More than 70% used the
Internet for financial-related purposes in 2007.
Source: Investment Company Institute
Households Of t en Consult Advisers
Percent age of U.S. households owning equit ies or bonds who consult ed advisers bet ween 2003 and 2008
LONG VIEW
Primary advisers Investors who used the Internet for financial purposes in 07 Services received from primary advisers
Some other type of adviser
Insurance agent
Discount broker
Accountant or CPA
Retirement plan representative
Bank or savings institution representative
Independent financial planner
Full-service broker 34%
26%
10%
9%
6%
5%
4%
6%
Small-business planning
Education expense planning
Estate planning
Tax planning
How to use assets during retirement
Savings, investing advice on 401(k) plans at work
56%
49%
40%
33%
27%
9%
Conducted a stock or bond transaction
E-mailed a professional financial adviser or broker
Collected information on retirement planning
Obtained financial news online
Accessed financial accounts
Any types of financial-related use
71%
57%
51%
35%
26%
17%
Mutual Fund Performance
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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 A7
U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position
High (11/01) 5.3% Low (12/06) 3.4%
MAY 07 3.6%
JUN 07 3.6%
JUL 07 3.6%
AUG 07 3.5%
SEP 07 3.5%
OCT 07 3.7%
NOV 07 3.9%
DEC 07 3.9%
JAN 08 3.9%
FEB 08 3.9%
MAR 08 4.0%
APR 08 4.0%
MAY 08 4.1%
JUN 08 4.3%
JUL 08 4.3%
AUG 08 4.4%
SEP 08 4.4%
OCT 08 4.8%
13 Bond + 1 8.09n +.01
2 Sh TrmBd + 1 8.89n +.01
First Amer Y
$ 10.0 bil 8006773863
12 Core Bond + 4 9.31n +.02
36 Equity Inc x + 5 9.30n .15
40 Equity Index x + 6 15.79n .17
2 Int Tax Fr 0 10.05n +.03
8 Int TrmBd + 3 8.75n +.01
43 Intl +12 8.52n .02
40 LgCapGrOpp x + 4 19.90n .18
39 Lrg Cap Val x + 5 11.57n .15
40 Mid Cap Val x + 7 14.95n .25
48 MidCapGrOpp + 6 22.35n .22
41 Real Estate x +27 10.50n .61
5 Sh TrmBd + 2 9.16n ..
15 Tax Free 4 8.58n +.03
16 Total Retrn + 5 7.87n ..
First Eagle
$ 14.2 bil 8003342143
33 Fund Amer Y + 6 16.45n .12
22 Global A + 9 32.57 +.36
15 Gold A +28 19.21 +.45
21 Overseas A +11 16.55 +.28
First Invstrs A
$ 4.1 bil 8004234026
+ 6 Government b + 1 11.03 +.01
39 Gr &Inc b + 8 9.65 .06
1 Ins Tax Ex b + 2 9.25 +.03
First Src Mono
$ 922 mil 8007668938
34 IncEquity + 8 9.99n .02
FMI Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8008115311
25 Common Stk +11 14.95n .14
30 Large Cap b + 4 10.65n .06
Forum Funds
$ 2.9 bil 8009436786
15 AbsStrat + 2 8.84n .03
40 Wintergrn + 4 8.58n ..
FPA Funds
$ 4.7 bil 8009824372
37 Capital + 7 20.90 .05
22 Crescent I + 4 19.27n +.03
+ 4 NewIncome + 1 10.96 +.01
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 98.1 bil 8003425236
+ 3 Adj US Gov 0 8.86 +.01
6 AL Tax Fr + 1 10.26 +.04
7 AZTaxFrInc 0 9.68 +.03
39 Bal Sheet +11 33.31 .25
20 CA HighYld 6 7.52 +.01
8 CA InsTxFr + 1 11.08 +.05
6 CA IntTxFr 1 10.39 +.03
9 CA Tax Fr 1 6.21 +.02
39 Cap Growth + 6 7.51 .03
46 ChinaWrld +10 20.69 +.27
8 COTax Fr 0 10.37 +.04
37 Conv Secs + 7 8.95 .04
13 Double Tx Fr 4 9.65 +.04
37 Equity Inc + 6 11.95 .06
3 FedIntTxFr + 1 10.65 +.04
8 FedTxFrInc 0 10.55 +.03
5 FL Tax Fr 0 10.51 +.04
24 FltRateDly 3 6.98 +.03
39 Flx Cap Gr + 5 29.68 .23
42 FoundAlloc x + 3 7.59 .33
33 Gold &Prec +39 24.28 +1.20
36 Grwth + 8 28.15 .16
24 High Inc + 6 1.42 +.02
17 HiYldTxFr 3 8.18 +.01
33 Income + 6 1.60 +.01
7 Ins Tax Fr + 1 10.85 +.04
+ 7 LtdMatGovt + 2 10.45 ..
6 MA InsTaxFr 0 10.61 +.04
11 MD Tax Fr 1 9.74 +.05
3 MI InsTxFr + 1 11.20 +.04
1 MNIns Tax Fr + 2 11.37 +.04
6 MOTax Fr + 1 10.91 +.04
7 NC Tax Fr + 1 10.72 +.02
6 NJ Tax Fr 0 10.78 +.04
8 NY InsTaxFr + 2 9.99 +.04
1 NY IntTaxFr + 1 10.33 +.04
4 NY Tax Fr + 2 10.67 +.05
2 OH InsTaxFr + 2 11.73 +.04
5 OR Tax Fr 0 10.72 +.03
7 PA Tax Fr 0 9.16 +.03
5 Real Rtrn + 3 9.74 +.01
31 Rising Divs + 7 22.87 .18
37 SmlCapVal +11 25.26 .29
45 SmMdCapGr + 6 19.41 .21
12 Strat Inc + 4 8.30 +.04
6 Totl Retrn + 4 8.89 +.01
+ 7 US Gov Sec + 1 6.62 +.01
28 Utilities + 2 10.17 .01
6 VA Tax Fr + 1 10.49 +.03
Frank/Tmp Fr B
$ 4.2 bil 8003425236
34 Income + 7 1.60n +.02
+ 6 US Govt Secs + 1 6.61n +.01
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 21.5 bil 8003425236
10 CA Tax Fr 1 6.21 +.03
8 FedTxFrIn 0 10.55 +.04
42 FoundAlloc x + 4 7.50n .24
18 HiYldTxFr 3 8.28 +.01
33 Income + 7 1.62 +.02
4 NY Tax Fr + 1 10.66 +.04
12 Strategic Inc + 4 8.30 +.04
+ 6 US Gov Sec + 1 6.58 +.01
28 Utilities + 2 10.14 ..
Frank/Tmp FrAd
$ 7.2 bil 8003425236
33 Income + 7 1.60n +.02
43 SmMidCapGr + 9 19.88n .21
6 Totl Retrn + 4 8.91n +.02
+ 7 US Govt Secs + 2 6.64n +.01
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
$ 14.7 bil 8002929293
42 Beacon A + 6 8.70 ..
27 Discovery A + 3 22.12 +.10
34 European A + 4 16.67 +.14
27 Qualified A + 3 14.31 +.06
40 Shares A + 6 14.80 +.01
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
$ 4.4 bil 8003425236
43 Beacon + 6 8.56 ..
28 Discovery + 3 21.98 +.09
40 Shares + 6 14.69 +.01
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
$ 16.7 bil 8004483863
42 Beacon + 6 8.78n .01
27 Discovery + 3 22.36n +.10
33 European + 4 17.02n +.14
26 Qualified + 3 14.40n +.06
40 Shares + 6 14.90n +.01
Frank/Tmp Tp A
$ 29.8 bil 8003549191
55 Dvlp Mkts + 9 12.63 +.04
47 Foreign +11 4.33 +.01
44 Glbl Opport +11 12.63 +.05
52 Glbl SmCo + 6 3.38 ..
+ 6 Glob Bond + 4 11.18 +.11
45 Growth +10 12.68 +.03
26 Income + 5 2.06 +.02
41 World + 9 10.43 +.01
Frank/Tmp TpAd
$ 7.6 bil 8002929293
46 ChinaWrld +10 20.75n +.27
47 Foreign +11 4.29n +.02
.. Glob Bond .. no quote
45 Growth +10 12.67n +.03
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
$ 4.9 bil 8006322301
48 Foreign C +11 4.25 +.01
+ 6 Global Bd C + 4 11.20 +.12
46 Growth C +10 12.40 +.02
Franklin Temp
$ 1.2 bil 8002929293
+ 1 Hard Curncy + 6 9.28 +.02
24 Mod Trgt A x + 4 10.47 .17
Frontegra
$ 1.1 bil 8888252100
11 ColumbsCrPl + 9 25.66n +.01
FundX Upgrader
$ 775 mil 8664553863
44 FundX Up + 8 23.49n ..
G H I
Gabelli AAA
$ 3.6 bil 8004223554
40 Asset + 9 30.10n ..
38 Equity Inc x + 6 13.57n .13
35 SmCap Gr + 7 19.48n .25
Gabelli C
$ 253 mil 8004223554
24 Utilities + 5 5.92 ..
Gamco AAA
$ 1.3 bil 8004223554
30 Gold +39 19.63n +.69
48 Growth + 9 18.78n .01
Gateway Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8003546339
16 Gateway A + 6 23.67 .11
GE Elfun S&S
$ 8.8 bil 8002420134
2 Income + 3 10.36n +.01
2 Income + 3 10.50n +.01
38 S&S Program + 7 27.56n .07
3 Tax Exempt + 1 10.68n +.03
38 Trusts + 7 30.43n .20
GE Instl Funds
$ 3.2 bil 8002420134
2 Income + 3 8.79n +.01
44 Intl Equity +16 8.93n +.24
40 SmValEqInv +10 8.34n .12
30 Stratgc Inv + 7 8.54n +.03
Glenmede Funds
$ 988 mil 8004428299
+ 8 CoreFxdInc + 3 11.11n +.02
GMO Trust II
$ 756 mil 6173307500
42 Foreign +12 9.77n +.09
GMO Trust III
$ 11.9 bil 6173307500
33 Emerg Ctry Dt + 3 5.94n +.01
57 Emerg Mkts +10 7.16 +.02
42 Foreign +13 9.82n +.09
42 Intl Cor Eq +14 22.33n +.32
38 Intl Gro Eq +13 16.98n +.21
40 Intl Intrn Val +13 17.44n +.25
43 Intl SmCos +15 5.21n +.09
41 TxMg Intl Eq +14 11.25n +.14
33 US Core Eq + 8 8.80n .03
26 US Qual Eq + 5 16.11 .05
GMO Trust IV
$ 9.6 bil 6173307500
33 Emerg Ctry Dt + 3 5.93n +.01
57 Emerg Mkts +10 7.13n +.03
41 Foreign +12 9.82n +.09
42 Intl Core Eq +14 22.31n +.32
38 Intl Gro Eq +13 16.99 +.21
40 Intl Intrn Val +13 17.43n +.25
GMO Trust V
$ 1.5 bil 6173307500
57 Emerg Mkts +10 7.12n +.03
26 US Qual Eq + 5 16.11 .05
GMO Trust VI
$ 17.8 bil 6173307500
8 Domestic Bd + 1 8.17 +.01
57 Emerg Mkts +10 7.13n +.02
.. EmrgMktOpp .. no quote
29 InflIdxPlBd 0 15.03n .03
42 Intl Core Eq +14 22.30 +.32
21 StratFixInc 0 17.50 .04
32 US Core Eq + 8 8.78n .02
26 US Qual Eq + 5 16.11n .05
GoldmnSachs A
$ 16.0 bil 8007625035
22 BalStrat + 5 8.25 +.01
45 Capital Gr + 7 12.37 .09
11 Core Fxd Inc + 4 8.46 +.05
2 Global Inc + 3 12.46 +.05
+ 5 Govt Income + 3 15.14 +.04
34 Gr&Inc Strat + 8 7.92 +.01
38 Growth &Inc + 5 15.89 +.06
43 Growth Opp + 8 11.77 .09
41 Growth Strat +10 7.62 +.01
30 Hi Yld Muni 9 6.79 .01
30 High Yield + 2 4.94 +.01
39 Lrg Val + 6 8.27 +.03
40 Mid Cap Val + 7 20.98 .06
+ 8 Sh Dur Govt + 1 10.28 +.02
32 SmVal +10 23.08 .42
44 StrucIntlEq +14 7.58 +.10
GoldmnSachs C
$ 1.3 bil 8007625035
42 Gr Strat +10 7.58n +.01
34 Gr&Inc Strat + 8 7.88n +.01
GoldmnSachs In
$ 12.8 bil 8007625035
11 Core Fixed Inc + 4 8.49n +.04
1 Global Inc + 3 12.45n +.05
43 Growth Opp + 8 12.38n .09
30 High Yield + 2 4.95n +.01
30 High Yld Muni 9 6.79n .01
40 Mid Cap Val + 7 21.11n .06
+ 8 Sh Dur Govt + 1 10.24n +.01
+ 2 Sh Dur Tax Fr 0 10.08n ..
33 SmVal + 9 24.13n .44
43 Struc Lg Gr + 9 8.27n .03
40 Struc LgVal + 8 7.68n .03
39 Struc SmEq +13 7.11n .15
44 StrucIntlEq +15 7.75n +.10
14 Grnsprng + 4 19.84n .02
GuideStone G4
$ 6.8 bil 8002620511
44 Aggr Allo x + 7 7.83n .16
26 Bal Allo + 7 9.44n +.01
37 Gr Allo x + 4 8.61n .29
45 GrwthEquity + 7 11.12n .04
46 Intl Equity +12 9.10n +.02
3 LowDurBond + 2 11.96n +.04
4 MedDurBond + 5 12.10n +.06
40 ValueEquity + 8 10.10n .02
Hansberger
$ 657 mil 8004146927
52 IntlGrowthI +14 9.69n +.10
Harbor Funds
$ 29.0 bil 8004221050
+ 3 Bond Instl + 3 11.26n +.04
39 CapAppr Ins + 6 22.64n .12
39 CapAppr Inv + 6 22.47n .12
45 Intl Admin +13 38.51n ..
51 Intl Gr I +12 7.83n ..
45 Intl Instl +14 38.70n ..
45 Intl Inv +13 38.40n ..
37 SmVal Instl +12 12.39n .18
Top Growth Funds
Last 12 Months (All Total Returns)
Performance
% Change Rating $ Net
Mutual Fund Last 12 Mos 36 Mos Assets
Top Growth Funds
Last 6 Months (All Total Returns)
Performance
% Change Rating $ Net
Mutual Fund Last 6 Mos 36 Mos Assets
Gabelli AAA ABC Fund # 3 A" 162 mil
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl # 16 A" 682 mil
BBH Funds CoreSelectN # 22 B 164 mil
Vanguard Dividend Gr # 22 B 1.7 bil
Parnassus Equity Inc # 22 B 1.3 bil
RS LrgCpAlpha # 28 B 602 mil
CGM Mutual # 32 B" 458 mil
J Hancock A Lrg Cap Eq # 43 B" 1.2 bil
Amer Cent Inv Heritage # 45 B 1.1 bil
Amer Cent Inv Giftrust # 45 B 716 mil
CGM Focus # 57 A 4.3 bil
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
Gabelli AAA ABC Fund # 3 A" 162 mil
BBH Funds CoreSelectN # 25 B 164 mil
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl # 25 A" 682 mil
Parnassus Equity Inc # 26 B 1.3 bil
Vanguard Dividend Gr # 29 B 1.7 bil
CGM Mutual # 30 B" 458 mil
RS LrgCpAlpha # 32 B 602 mil
J Hancock A Lrg Cap Eq # 40 B" 1.2 bil
Amer Cent Inv Heritage # 49 B 1.1 bil
Amer Cent Inv Giftrust # 49 B 716 mil
CGM Focus # 51 A 4.3 bil
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
2008 4 Wk Net
% % Asset NAV
Chg Fund Chg Value Chg
A8 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE INVESTORS.COM
Harding Lvnr
$ 1.2 bil 8007624848
54 Emerg Mkts +13 25.61n +.11
Hartford A
$ 19.7 bil 8888437824
34 Advisers b + 7 10.12 +.01
31 Balanc All b + 6 7.95 ..
48 Cap Apprec b + 8 20.74 +.02
45 CapAppr II b +11 8.12 .02
31 Checks&Bal b + 6 6.82 ..
35 Div &Gr b + 8 13.52 ..
31 Eqty Inc b + 7 9.46 .01
31 Float Rate x 5 6.19 +.02
47 GrowOppor b +10 17.00 .07
0 Infl Plus x + 5 10.46 .01
39 Mid Cap b + 8 13.14 .09
6 TotlRetnBd x + 2 9.35 .01
Hartford B
$ 2.2 bil 8888437824
48 Cap Apprec m + 8 18.59n +.02
Hartford C
$ 5.7 bil 8888437824
48 Cap Apprec m + 8 18.66 +.01
32 Float Rate x 5 6.18 +.01
0 Infl Plus x + 5 10.43n .02
Hartford HLS IA
$ 27.5 bil 8888437824
34 Advisers + 7 13.27n ..
48 Cap Apprec + 9 24.36n +.02
40 Discp Eq + 9 8.12n .01
35 Div &Gr + 8 13.81n +.01
54 Global Grow +11 9.83n +.06
48 Grwth Opps +10 16.39n .07
39 Index + 7 18.05n .06
44 Intl Opport +13 8.18n +.07
38 Mid Cap + 8 15.45n .10
44 Small Co + 8 10.37n .16
46 Stock + 9 24.72n .01
8 TotlRetnBd + 2 9.52n ..
1 US Gov Sec + 1 10.19n +.01
Hartford HLS IB
$ 5.9 bil 8888437824
34 Advisers + 7 13.43n +.01
48 Cap Apprec + 9 24.17n +.02
35 Div &Gr + 8 13.78n +.01
8 TotlRetnBd + 2 9.48n ..
1 US Gov Sec + 1 10.16n +.01
Hartford L
$ 627 mil 8888437824
47 Grwth Opps b +10 17.40 .07
Hartford Y
$ 4.9 bil 8888437824
48 Cap Apprec + 8 22.29n +.02
48 CapApprecI + 8 20.62n +.02
34 Div &Growth + 8 13.70n ..
6 TotlRetnBd x + 2 9.46n .01
Heartland Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004327856
22 ValPlusInv + 7 17.76n .19
43 ValueInv +10 23.75n .11
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 2.5 bil 8888326774
41 Intl Opp A +13 14.97 +.12
41 Intl Opp C +13 14.28 +.12
HighMark Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8004336884
+ 1 Bond Fid + 3 10.28n +.02
Hirtle Callaghan
$ 4.0 bil 8009818917
.. Growth Eq .. no quote
.. Intl Equity .. no quote
.. SmCapEqty .. no quote
.. Value Equity .. no quote
Homestead
$ 817 mil 8002583030
4 Sh TermBond 0 4.71n +.01
39 Value + 8 21.48n .17
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 3.2 bil 8664938637
49 Core Val I + 9 5.81 .06
49 LgCapVal A + 9 10.05 .09
49 LgCapVal I +10 10.08 .09
47 MidCapVal I + 8 10.75 .11
Hussman Funds
$ 3.7 bil 8004877626
10 Strat Gr + 5 12.08n .11
+ 7 StraTotRet + 7 11.62n +.04
ICAP Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8882214227
40 MainstayEqI + 9 24.20 +.11
40 MainstyIntI +14 22.19n +.13
40 MnstySelEqI + 9 22.90 +.10
40 ICMSmCo +11 17.21n .29
ICON Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8007640442
37 Energy + 4 13.79n +.19
ING Fds A
$ 4.6 bil 8009920180
32 Corp Ldrs + 3 15.59n .09
44 GlbRealEst +19 11.33 .26
+ 7 GNMA Inc + 2 8.62 +.01
13 Intermd Bd x 2 8.55 .26
40 Intl Value +15 9.30 +.07
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 1.5 bil 8009920180
13 IntermdBd I x 3 8.55 .26
40 Intl Val I +16 9.27n +.07
ING Partners
$ 1.5 bil 8009920180
.. JPMrgIntlI .. no quote
44 PriceGrEq I x + 7 31.71n .40
Ivy Funds
$ 18.2 bil 8007776472
27 AssetStr A + 7 17.90 +.02
27 AssetStr B + 7 17.49n +.02
27 AssetStr C + 7 17.56n +.02
27 AssetStr Y + 7 17.92n +.02
63 GlbNatResA +12 10.12 +.06
63 GlbNatResC +12 8.92n +.06
JK L
J Hancock 1
$ 17.3 bil 8002255291
44 LifestylAgg + 9 7.68n .01
33 LifestylBal + 6 8.93n ..
39 LifestylGr + 7 8.42n ..
25 LifestylMod + 5 9.38n +.01
16 LSConserv + 5 10.25n +.01
J Hancock A
$ 8.6 bil 8002255291
27 Balanced + 9 11.23 +.03
13 Bond + 1 12.17 +.02
49 ClassicVal +11 10.17 .08
+ 6 Govt Income + 2 9.20 +.01
39 Lrg Cap Eq +12 16.64 +.06
30 Regionl Bnk + 4 12.25 .11
33 Sov Invstrs + 5 11.67 ..
12 Strat Inc + 1 5.23 +.01
6 Tax Fr Bond 0 9.02 +.03
37 US Glb LdGr + 5 17.89 .15
James Adv Funds
$ 573 mil 8009952637
7 JamGolBalA + 6 16.88 .04
Janus
$ 49.4 bil 8005253713
16 Balanced + 6 19.75n +.03
16 Balanced + 5 20.68n +.04
50 Contrarian +15 9.19n .07
46 Enterprise +10 31.04n .20
+ 5 Flex Bond + 3 9.70n +.01
46 Fundment Eq +11 13.70n +.01
46 Global Tech +10 8.40n .09
31 GlobLifeSci + 9 16.54n .12
44 Growth &Inc + 9 20.10n +.07
21 High Yield + 3 6.69n +.03
42 Janus +11 18.51n .03
31 Mid Val Inst + 8 14.64n .06
31 Mid Val Inv + 8 14.57n .06
52 Orion +13 6.15n .03
54 Overseas +13 23.48n +.15
47 Research +11 16.46n .05
+ 4 Short TermBd + 1 2.93n ..
26 Sml Val Inst + 8 14.67n .20
26 Sml Val Inv + 8 14.49n .20
44 Twenty +10 41.71n .16
55 Venture + 9 26.31n .50
47 World Wide +13 28.77n .25
Janus Adv A
$ 1.1 bil 8005253713
46 Forty + 9 21.47 .09
Janus Adv S
$ 3.7 bil 8005253713
46 Forty + 9 21.26n .09
50 Intl Growth +13 26.21n +.16
Janus Aspn Inst
$ 3.4 bil 8005253713
18 Balanced x + 5 22.58n .26
+ 4 Flexible Bd x + 1 11.61n .24
46 Forty x + 8 22.24n .10
53 Intl Growth +14 25.75n +.19
42 Lrg Cp Growx +10 15.24n .07
47 WorldwideGr x+12 18.66n .30
Jennison Dryden A
$ 10.9 bil 8002251852
42 20/20 Focus + 7 9.04 .05
43 Blend A + 8 10.14 .03
+ 3 Govt Inc + 2 8.85 .01
40 Growth + 6 11.05 .06
24 HighYield + 2 3.85 +.02
39 Mid Cap Gr + 8 15.51 .13
7 Natl Muni 1 13.18 +.04
55 NaturlRsrc +12 25.59 +.81
0 Sh TmCorp + 2 10.46 +.02
42 Small Co +14 11.13 .12
4 Tot Ret Bd + 2 11.56 .03
49 Utility + 4 7.07 .02
45 Value + 8 8.86 .03
Jennison Dryden Z&I
$ 2.8 bil 8002251852
39 Growth Z + 6 11.43n .05
42 Small Co Z +14 11.62n .12
39 Stock Idx Z + 7 19.03n .07
31 JensenPtfJ + 3 18.57n .14
JP Morgan A
$ 10.7 bil 8004804111
+ 4 Core Bond + 2 10.77 +.01
40 Equity Idx + 7 19.77 .06
.. Govt Bond .. no quote
+10 HighStatMk + 1 16.42 .01
13 Inv Csrv Gr + 4 9.17 +.01
30 Inv Gr&Inc + 7 9.13 .02
35 Inv Growth + 8 9.15 .01
21 Invstr Bal + 5 9.39 ..
37 Mid Cap Val +10 14.48 .12
JP Morgan B
$ 1.9 bil 8004804111
30 Inv Gr&Inc + 6 9.07n .01
22 Invstr Bal + 5 9.36n ..
JP Morgan Instl
$ 4.9 bil 8004804111
+ 2 IntmTxFrBd + 1 10.46n +.03
37 Mid Cap Val +10 14.68n .13
7 TxAwrRlRet + 3 8.99n +.04
43 Value Opps + 9 9.55 .03
JP Morgan Selct
$ 33.2 bil 8004804111
55 AsiaEq +17 18.26n +.09
+ 4 Core Bond + 2 10.76n +.01
4 CorePlusBd + 2 7.11n ..
39 EquityIndex + 7 19.76n .07
+10 Govt Bond + 2 10.84n +.01
24 High Yield + 2 5.63n +.04
+10 HighStatMk + 1 16.49n .01
+ 4 Intermd Bd + 1 10.35n ..
45 Intl Eq Idx +15 14.01n +.14
45 Intl Value +15 9.83n +.12
+ 2 IntmTxFrBd + 1 10.47n +.03
41 Intrepid Gr + 7 14.34n .06
47 IntrepidInt +14 12.23n +.14
41 Intrpd Amer + 8 15.34n .04
.. Mid Cap Val .. no quote
0 Mult MktNtr + 2 10.10n +.01
2 Muni Inc + 1 9.21n +.02
+ 2 NYTaxFrBnd + 1 6.93n +.02
+ 4 Sh Dur Bd + 1 10.66n ..
31 SmallCapEq +10 21.42n .27
2 Tax Fr Bond + 1 11.73n +.04
+ 7 TreasAgency + 1 10.25n +.01
8 TxAwrRlRet + 3 8.97n +.03
37 US Equity + 8 6.64n .01
37 USLgCorPls + 8 12.87n .02
JP Morgan Ultra
$ 2.5 bil 8004804111
+ 4 Core Bond + 2 10.76n ..
+ 3 Mrtge Back + 1 10.31 ..
+ 4 Sh Dur Bd + 1 10.67n +.01
Keeley Funds
$ 4.1 bil 8889335391
44 SmlCapValA + 9 15.22 .14
Kinetics Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8009303828
55 Paradigm + 5 13.91n .03
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 2.6 bil 8004473332
48 IntlMktMsInv +12 10.71n +.13
48 IntlMktMsSel +12 10.70 +.13
Lazard Instl
$ 3.7 bil 8008236300
50 Emerg Mkts +12 10.51n +.03
Lazard Open
$ 1.2 bil 8008236300
50 Emerg Mkts +12 10.67n +.03
Legg Mason
$ 8.0 bil 8008225544
67 Opport Pri + 7 4.95n .08
57 SpecialInv +10 14.07n .16
57 Value Fncl +12 27.94n .32
57 Value Instl +13 28.76n .34
57 Value Tr +12 24.89n .29
Legg Mason Partners
$ 29.1 bil 8004512010
45 Agg Gr B +10 56.40n .38
45 Aggr Gr I +10 68.10n .46
45 AggressGr A +10 64.61 .44
45 Agress Gr C +10 57.14 .39
32 Apprec A x + 4 9.97 .16
32 Apprec B x + 5 9.67n .06
32 Apprec C x + 5 9.72 .08
10 CA Muni A 1 14.22 +.07
38 Cap &Inc A x + 5 9.63 .04
31 DivStrategy1 x + 5 12.36 .11
38 Equity O x + 7 8.72 .05
41 Fund Val A x + 5 8.93 .16
41 Fund Val B x + 6 8.27n .09
+ 1 Govt Secs A 0 9.25 +.01
6 IntTrmMuniA 1 5.77 +.01
39 Lg Gr A +11 15.25 .19
11 Mgd Muni A 2 13.32 +.04
11 Mgd Muni C 2 13.33 +.04
20 Muni HiInc A 7 11.09 +.02
4 NY Muni A 0 12.19 +.04
Leuthold Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8002736886
33 Asset Allo + 8 7.45 .01
33 Asset Allo + 8 7.44 .02
30 CoreInv + 9 12.57n .03
LKCM Funds
$ 629 mil 8006885526
43 SmCapEqInst + 9 11.47n .15
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 10.3 bil 8004459469
42 Intl +14 10.78n +.13
53 Partners +13 15.05n .11
47 Small Cap + 8 13.84n .18
Loomis Syls
$ 21.2 bil 8006333330
23 Bond Instl + 7 10.22 +.04
23 Bond Ret + 6 10.18 +.03
9 Glob Bd Ret + 6 13.34n ..
9 GlobBd Inst + 6 13.45 ..
36 SmCapVl Inst +10 15.64n .17
26 Strat Inc A x + 5 10.35 .17
27 Strat Inc C x + 5 10.40 .16
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 956 mil 8006333330
19 Fixed Income + 6 9.82n +.05
Lord Abbett A
$ 24.0 bil 8002016984
40 Affiliated + 9 8.18 .03
32 All Value + 8 8.28 .03
31 Bal Strat + 7 7.57 +.01
22 Bond Deben + 4 5.76 +.04
33 HiYldMuniBd 10 8.87 .01
11 Income + 7 2.19 ..
44 IntlCoreEq +12 8.54 .02
43 Mid Cap Val + 8 9.85 .09
16 Natl Tax Fr 2 8.71 +.03
34 Res Lg Core + 6 20.07 .05
29 ResAmerVal + 6 8.71 +.02
36 ResSmallVal + 9 17.87 .27
37 Sml Blend + 9 10.18 .11
2 Totl Retrn + 5 9.77 ..
Lord Abbett B
$ 2.1 bil 8004261130
41 Affiliated + 9 8.23n .03
22 Bond Deben + 4 5.77n +.03
Lord Abbett C
$ 3.4 bil 8004261130
41 Affiliated + 9 8.21n .02
32 All Value + 8 7.96n .03
22 Bond Deben + 4 5.77n +.03
Lord Abbett I
$ 2.4 bil 8004261130
40 Affiliated + 9 8.19n .03
36 ResSmVal + 9 18.83n .29
Lotsoff Capital Mgmt
$ 713 mil 3123681442
0 ActvInc + 2 10.18n ..
42 LSV Val Eq + 9 9.99n .03
M N O
MainStay A Fds
$ 4.7 bil 8006246782
26 High Yld Cp + 1 4.24 +.02
41 Lrg Cp Grow + 6 4.24 .03
MainStay B Fds
$ 1.2 bil 8006246782
26 Hi Yld Cp + 1 4.22n +.02
Mainstay I Fds
$ 2.4 bil
+ 7 Indexed Bd + 3 11.11 +.02
39 MAP + 9 20.82 +.01
39 S&P500 Idx + 7 19.91n .06
Mairs & Power
$ 1.8 bil 8003047404
32 Growth + 5 51.60n .60
Managers Funds
$ 5.7 bil 8005484539
17 Bond + 4 19.55n +.01
0 Fremont Bond + 3 9.37n +.04
1 Sh Dura Govt 0 9.18n ..
47 SpecialEq x + 9 28.60n .42
Manning & Napier Fu
$ 2.7 bil 8004663863
27 ProBlndExtS + 5 11.04n .03
42 WorldOppA + 8 5.74n +.02
Marshall Funds
$ 2.1 bil 8005803863
1 GovtIncomeY + 3 8.89n +.01
Marsico Funds
$ 5.5 bil 8888608686
47 21st Century +10 9.17n .05
43 Focus + 7 11.37n .03
45 Growth + 7 12.20n .05
52 Intl Opp +13 8.47n +.05
Mass Mutl Prem
$ 3.4 bil 8005426767
0 Core Bond L + 3 9.90n +.02
0 Core Bond S + 3 9.99n +.03
44 Intl Eq S +12 9.04n +.10
Mass Mutl Select
$ 6.9 bil 8005426767
40 Index Eq S + 7 8.02n .03
40 Index Eq Z + 7 8.01 .03
Masters' Select
$ 1.4 bil 8009600188
46 Intl +11 9.32n +.17
Matthews Asian
$ 4.0 bil 8007892742
50 China +13 13.91n +.06
33 Gr &Inc +10 11.31n +.10
63 India +13 8.21n +.04
48 Pac Tiger I +17 10.70n +.14
4 Merger Fund 0 14.42n .17
Meridian Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8004466662
34 Growth + 8 23.76n .28
35 Value + 5 19.63n .07
Merk Hard Funds
$ 239 mil 8666375386
5 CurrencyInv + 9 10.66 +.03
Metro West
$ 6.9 bil 8002414671
15 LowDur Bd 0 7.38n +.02
15 LowDur Bd I 0 7.38n +.02
2 Total Ret Bd + 3 8.99n +.02
2 Total Ret Bd I + 3 8.98n +.01
MFS Funds A
$ 30.3 bil 8006372929
11 Bond + 3 10.48 +.02
40 Core Equity +10 11.09 .05
38 Core Growth + 4 12.19 .04
17 GlblTotRet + 9 11.08 ..
+ 9 Govt Secs + 1 10.02 +.02
40 Growth + 6 25.37 .10
36 Growth Allo + 7 9.11 ..
45 Intl NwDs +12 12.16 +.01
42 IntlDivrs A +13 8.86 +.02
5 Ltd Maturity + 1 5.78 +.01
35 MA Inv Tr + 7 13.34 .03
39 MA InvGrSk + 6 9.28 .02
28 Mod Alloc + 5 9.45 ..
21 Muni Hi Inc 6 6.00 ..
6 NC Muni 0 10.58 +.03
39 Research + 7 16.18 .03
44 Resrch Intl +14 10.46 +.04
7 Rsrch Bond + 2 8.76 +.01
24 Total Ret + 5 11.20 ..
40 Util + 4 11.24 ..
36 Value + 8 16.83 ..
MFS Funds B
$ 4.5 bil 8006372929
25 Total Ret B + 5 11.20n ..
41 Util + 4 11.20n +.01
36 Value + 8 16.74n ..
MFS Funds C
$ 4.3 bil 8006372929
25 Total Ret + 5 11.25n ..
41 Util + 4 11.20n ..
36 Value + 8 16.70n ..
MFS Funds I
$ 6.2 bil 8006372929
45 Intl NwDs +12 12.46n +.01
39 Research + 7 16.45n .03
7 Rsrch Bond + 2 8.76n ..
44 Rsrch Intl +14 10.77n +.04
35 Value + 8 16.90n +.01
MFS Instl Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8006372929
37 Intl Eq +15 12.23n +.06
Morgan Stan A
$ 3.6 bil 8008696397
43 EqWtS&P500 + 8 17.07 .16
54 FocGrowth + 6 15.64 .19
25 Strategist + 5 14.38 .03
Morgan Stan B
$ 4.5 bil 8008696397
40 DivGrSecs + 8 11.02n ..
2 USGovtSecs + 3 8.61n ..
Morgan Stan I
$ 1.6 bil 8008696397
12 TaxEx Secs 1 9.43n +.04
2 USGovtSecs + 3 8.61n .01
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 14.0 bil 8005487786
41 ActIntlAlI +13 8.86n +.04
52 CapGr I + 6 11.69n .12
16 CorPlFxd I + 2 8.76n .01
57 Emer Mkts I +12 13.46n +.02
35 Intl Eq P +14 10.66n +.10
35 IntlEq I +14 10.77n +.09
.. IntlRealEsI .. no quote
21 Ltd Dur I + 2 7.46n ..
50 MdCpGrP + 9 16.39n .12
49 MidCapGr I + 9 16.87n .12
11 MunicipalI 0 10.73n +.05
45 SmCoGr I + 8 7.25n .08
32 US SmlValI +12 14.84n .15
43 USRealEstI +25 8.11n .39
43 Muhlnkmp x + 6 37.09 .44
Munder A
$ 1.9 bil 8004385789
46 MidCoreGr x +10 16.00 .18
Munder Y
$ 1.7 bil 8002393334
46 Mid Core Gr x +10 16.29n .18
Nationwide D
$ 840 mil 8008480920
44 Nationwide + 7 9.37 .05
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 3.6 bil 8008480920
+ 4 Bond Index + 3 10.95n +.01
43 Intl Idx +14 5.53n +.06
40 MidMktIdx +11 8.37n .12
40 S&P500 Idx + 7 7.27n .03
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 2.9 bil 8008480920
39 InvDestAggr +10 5.99n .02
25 InvDestMod + 6 7.28n .01
33 InvDstMdAg + 8 6.68n .01
Natixis Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8002255478
40 CGMTargEqA + 4 7.40 .03
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 659 mil 8008779700
36 Genesis + 5 17.19n .14
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 8.2 bil 8008779700
43 Focus + 8 13.11n .07
36 Genesis + 5 20.56n .17
36 Genesis I + 5 28.31n .24
41 Guardian + 6 9.12n .05
54 Partners +11 14.64n .02
42 Soc Respons + 5 15.22n .09
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 4.1 bil 8008779700
36 Genesis + 5 29.50n .25
54 Partners +11 11.27n .02
New Covenant
$ 1.3 bil 8008586127
41 Growth + 8 20.89n .06
15 Income + 6 20.18n +.01
39 NFJ Div Val + 9 9.22n .07
Nicholas Group
$ 1.6 bil 8002275987
35 Nicholas x + 9 28.91n .33
Northeast Inv
$ 661 mil 8002256704
38 Trust + 2 4.05n +.05
Northern
$ 13.6 bil 8005959111
+ 6 BondIndex + 3 10.25 ..
+ 4 Fixed Income + 3 9.85n +.01
50 GlbRlEstIdx +19 5.14 .12
20 Hi Yld Fx Inc + 5 5.65n +.04
.. Intl Eq Idx .. no quote
43 Intl Growth Eq +12 5.93n +.07
0 Intmd Tax Ex + 2 9.79n +.04
41 MltMgrIntEq +15 6.87 +.07
+ 8 ShInt US Gv + 1 10.61n +.02
29 SmCap Val +12 9.80n .18
40 Stock Index + 7 10.72n .04
2 Tax Ex + 2 9.71n +.04
Northern Instl
$ 1.7 bil 8006371380
+ 5 Bond A + 2 19.74n +.04
40 Equity Index A + 6 8.60n .03
+15 US Tr Idx A + 3 24.02n +.04
Nuveen Cl A
$ 6.9 bil 8002578787
41 Hi Yld Muni 14 11.46 +.03
4 IntDurMuni 0 8.16 +.02
7 KY Muni 0 9.71 +.03
+ 1 LtdTrmMuni + 1 10.37 +.01
5 OH Muni 0 10.11 +.03
4 TNMuni + 1 10.22 +.03
Nuveen Cl C
$ 1.8 bil 8002578787
41 Hi Yld Muni 14 11.46n +.03
+ 1 LtdTrmMuni 0 10.34n +.01
Nuveen Cl R
$ 5.3 bil 8002578787
40 HiYldMuniBd 14 11.46n +.03
7 Insur Muni 0 9.40n +.04
4 IntmDurMun 0 8.17n +.02
+ 1 LtdTrmMuni + 1 10.31n +.02
Oakmark I
$ 20.2 bil 8006256275
18 Equity &Inc + 3 21.18n +.03
40 Global + 8 13.66n +.12
41 Intl +11 10.78n +.14
46 Intl SmCap +12 7.14n +.13
35 Oakmark +10 24.67n .24
39 Select +14 15.24n .18
Old Westbury
$ 6.8 bil 8006072200
.. GlobalSmall .. no quote
+ 2 Muni Bond + 2 11.07n +.05
.. NonUSLgCap .. no quote
38 Real Return + 4 7.74 +.09
Olstein
$ 554 mil 8007992113
46 AllCapValC + 8 7.55n .09
Oppenheimer A
$ 52.0 bil 8884700862
43 ActiveAlloc + 9 6.80 .03
42 AMT Fr Muni 13 4.88 .01
29 AMT Free NY 6 8.43 +.03
44 Balanced + 5 7.39 .03
42 CA Muni 11 5.68 +.01
48 Cap Apprec + 9 26.85 .09
41 Cap Income x + 3 6.60 .20
37 Core Bond + 6 6.07 +.02
49 Develop Mkt +11 15.48 .01
46 Equity + 8 5.53 .01
44 Glob Opport +11 14.98 .09
43 Global +11 36.91 +.01
40 Gold&SpMin +39 19.95 +.78
3 Intl Bond + 4 5.95 .02
43 Intl Growth +11 17.36 ..
46 IntlDivers +11 7.45 +.03
15 Ltd Muni 4 12.46 ..
7 Ltd TrmGvt + 3 8.87 .01
42 Main Street + 9 21.03 .05
42 MainSt Opp +10 7.86 .06
43 MainStSC +12 11.24 .25
35 PA Muni 9 7.56 +.01
.. RisingDivs .. no quote
53 Sml Mid Val +11 17.40 .19
17 Strat Inc + 5 3.44 ..
3 US Govt + 5 8.92 ..
44 Value + 8 13.96 .02
Oppenheimer B
$ 4.3 bil 8884700862
44 Global +11 34.29n ..
4 Intl Bond + 4 5.93n .01
42 Main Street + 9 20.53n .05
18 Strat Inc + 5 3.45n ..
Oppenheimer N
$ 2.3 bil 8884700862
3 IntlBond + 4 5.94n .01
Oppenheimer Y
$ 10.0 bil 8884700862
48 Capital Apprec + 9 27.83n .09
61 ComStrTotRt x 20 2.91n .22
37 Core Bond + 6 6.06n +.01
49 DevelopMkts +11 15.31n .01
43 Global +12 36.92n ..
3 IntlBond + 4 5.95 .01
43 IntlGr +11 17.23n ..
7 Ltd TrmGvt + 3 8.87n ..
41 Main Street + 9 21.03n .04
43 MainStSmCp +13 11.79n .25
2 USGovt + 5 8.95n ..
44 Value + 8 14.21n .02
Oppenhmr C&M
$ 10.0 bil 8884700862
43 ActiveAlloc + 9 6.70n .02
48 Cp Apprc C + 9 23.92n .08
50 Devlp Mkt C +11 15.03n .02
44 Global C +11 34.87n ..
4 Intl Bond C + 4 5.93n .01
16 Ltd Muni C 4 12.42n ..
42 Main St C + 9 20.41n .04
18 Strat Inc C + 5 3.44n +.01
Oppenhmr Quest
$ 4.0 bil 8884700862
34 Bal B + 8 10.02n .02
34 Bal Val A + 8 10.22 .02
25 Opp Val A x 1 21.03 .96
Oppenhmr Roch
$ 15.0 bil 8884700862
11 LtdTrmNY A 2 2.85 ..
11 LtdTrmNY C 2 2.84n +.01
31 Muni A 7 11.53 +.04
32 Muni C 7 11.51n +.04
49 NatlMuni A 14 5.17 .01
50 NatlMuni C 14 5.16n .01
Optimum Instl
$ 1.6 bil 8009140278
8 Fixed Inc + 1 7.69n +.01
40 Lrg Cap Val + 8 7.27n .01
45 Lrg Cp Grow + 7 7.16n .03
PQ R
Pacific Cap Inst
$ 1.1 bil 8002589232
+ 5 HgCrFxInY + 2 11.00n +.02
1 Tax Fr + 1 9.63n +.03
Parnassus
$ 1.6 bil 8009993505
26 Equity Inc + 7 18.64n .07
Pax World
$ 1.8 bil 8007671729
32 Balance + 5 16.64n .03
Payden Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8005729336
0 Core Bond + 3 9.68n +.02
+ 7 GNMA + 1 10.07n +.01
+ 1 Short Bond + 1 9.77n +.01
Permanent Port
$ 3.2 bil 8005315142
10 Portfolio +10 32.21n +.02
PIMCO A
$ 25.0 bil 8004260107
17 All Asset + 9 10.23 .02
9 AllAsstAuth + 9 9.44 .02
45 Commod RR + 2 6.24 +.08
15 DevLocalMkt + 5 8.47 +.01
+ 4 GNMA + 1 11.09 +.05
26 High Yield + 5 6.55 +.06
2 LowDur + 2 9.38 +.02
6 Real Return + 7 9.50 ..
2 Short Term + 1 9.20 +.02
+ 4 Total Retrn + 3 10.11 +.03
PIMCO Admin
$ 28.6 bil 8009274648
45 Commod RR + 2 6.26n +.08
5 ForBondUnhg + 8 8.57 +.03
26 High Yield + 5 6.55n +.06
2 LowDration + 2 9.38n +.02
6 Real Return + 7 9.50n ..
2 Short Term + 1 9.20n +.02
+ 4 Total Retrn + 3 10.11n +.03
PIMCO B
$ 2.0 bil 8004260107
7 Real Rtrn + 7 9.50n ..
+ 3 Total Retrn + 3 10.11n +.03
PIMCO C
$ 7.9 bil 8004260107
17 All Asset + 9 10.13n .02
45 Commod RR + 1 6.14 +.08
3 LowDur + 2 9.38n +.02
7 Real Return + 7 9.50n ..
+ 3 Total Retrn + 3 10.11n +.03
PIMCO D
$ 10.2 bil 8004260107
45 Commod RR + 1 6.25 +.08
15 DevLocMkt + 5 8.47 +.01
2 LowDur + 2 9.38n +.02
6 Real Return + 7 9.50n ..
+ 4 Total Retrn + 3 10.11n +.03
PIMCO Instl
$ 136 bil 8009274648
16 All Asset + 9 10.30n .02
8 AllAsstAuth + 9 9.48 .03
45 Commod RR + 2 6.33 +.09
15 DevLocalMkt + 5 8.47 +.01
14 Diverse Inc + 4 8.55 +.04
15 Emrg Mkt Bd + 6 8.43n +.02
26 Float Inc 0 6.94n +.01
4 ForBondUnhg + 8 8.57 +.03
3 Foreign Bd + 3 9.05n +.05
46 FundIdxPlTr +14 5.44 ..
3 Global Bond + 7 8.55n +.03
26 High Yield + 5 6.55n +.06
+ 1 InvGrCorpBd + 6 10.07n +.03
2 LowDur + 2 9.38n +.02
1 LowDur 2 + 2 9.35n +.02
+14 LT US Govt + 7 12.05n .02
+ 3 Mod Duration + 3 9.87n +.03
1 MortBack + 1 10.05n +.03
5 Real Asset + 9 9.91 .06
6 Real Return + 7 9.50n ..
51 RealEstRR +42 2.73 .16
2 Short Term + 1 9.20n +.02
+ 3 Tot Retn III + 4 8.88n +.03
+ 5 Total Ret II + 3 9.77n +.04
+ 4 Total Retrn + 3 10.11n +.03
Pioneer A
$ 14.1 bil 8002256292
16 AMTFrMuni 3 10.85 +.05
5 Bond + 1 8.24 +.02
34 CullenValue + 7 13.73 .04
33 Eqty Inc + 7 19.10 .12
37 Glob Hi Yld 2 6.67 +.02
39 High Yield 2 5.99 +.01
51 Independnc +12 6.57 .03
37 Mid Value +10 13.82 .08
37 Pioneer + 6 27.98 .10
12 Strat Inc + 1 8.56 +.03
23 Tax Fr Inc 4 8.20 +.02
44 Value + 6 8.44 .03
Pioneer C
$ 2.1 bil 8002256292
34 CullenValue + 6 13.63 .04
39 High Yield 2 6.09 +.01
Pioneer Y
$ 3.2 bil 8002256292
5 Bond + 1 8.17 +.02
34 CullenValue + 7 13.76 .04
37 Pioneer + 6 28.06n .10
Price Advisor
$ 8.1 bil 8006385660
45 Blu Chp Gr + 8 22.26n .11
38 Equity Inc + 7 16.38n .05
44 Growth Stk + 8 18.55n .12
+ 2 Intl Bond + 8 9.58n .01
43 Mid Cap Gr +10 30.67n .17
40 Retire 2030 + 8 10.73n .04
34 SmlCapVal + 8 21.97n .34
43 Value + 6 14.41n .08
Price Funds
$ 178 bil 8006385660
30 Balanced + 7 13.72n .02
45 BlueChip Gr + 8 22.22n .11
32 CapApprc + 5 13.47n +.02
36 Dividend Gr + 7 15.87n .02
19 EmergMktBd + 6 10.03n ..
76 EmrgEur&Med + 3 7.75n .04
62 EmrgMktStk +12 15.84n +.03
38 Equity Inc + 7 16.41n .06
39 Equity Index + 7 23.34n .08
45 Euro Stk +17 10.58n +.04
55 Global Stock +14 10.95n .02
+ 5 GNMA + 1 9.57n +.01
39 Growth &Inc + 7 13.33n .05
44 Growth Stk + 7 18.66n .12
44 GrowthStk R + 8 18.44n .12
31 Health Sci +13 19.05n .25
27 Hi Yld Adv + 1 4.60n +.02
26 High Yld + 1 4.61n +.02
23 High Yld Ins + 2 6.98n +.03
1 InflProtBd + 4 10.76n .02
.. InstFltRt 2 7.82n +.02
+ 2 Intl Bond + 8 9.60n .01
46 Intl Gr&Inc +15 9.12n +.06
50 Intl Stock +13 8.20n ..
51 IntlDiscov + 9 23.56n +.06
58 Latin Amer + 8 21.78n .25
43 LgCpGrInstl +10 8.86n .05
7 MD Tax Fr Bd 1 9.19n +.02
49 Media&Telcm +10 23.51n .36
43 Mid Cap Gr +10 31.08n .17
38 Mid Cap Val + 7 13.68n .04
41 NewAmer Gr + 9 18.00n .09
62 NewAsia +15 7.75n +.10
52 NewEra + 8 28.63n +.41
+ 1 NewIncome + 2 8.63n +.01
42 NewHorizns +10 16.72n .25
6 NJ Tax Fr Bd 1 10.37n +.03
6 NY Tax Fr Bd 0 10.02n +.03
47 OverseasStk +14 5.58n +.02
22 PersnlStrIn + 5 11.86n .01
40 PersonlStrGr + 8 14.41n .04
31 PrsnlStrBal + 7 12.88n .02
44 Real Estate +30 10.25n .64
36 Ret2020 Adv + 7 10.74n .03
24 Retire 2005 + 5 8.46n .01
29 Retire 2010 + 6 10.91n .01
28 Retire 2010 + 6 10.95n .01
35 Retire 2020 + 7 10.78n .03
40 Retire 2030 + 8 10.78n .04
41 Retire 2040 + 9 10.69n .04
41 Retire 2045 + 8 7.12n .03
20 Retire Inc + 4 10.14n ..
32 Retire2015 + 7 8.08n .02
36 Retire2020R + 7 10.68n .03
38 Retire2025 + 8 7.68n .03
41 Retire2035 + 9 7.52n .02
46 Sci &Tech +10 12.67n .12
34 SmCap Value + 8 22.08n .33
37 SmCapStk +11 18.34n .30
44 SpectrumGr + 9 10.58n .04
11 SpectrumInc + 3 10.24n +.01
+ 1 ST Bond + 1 4.59n +.01
1 SumtMunInt 0 10.45n +.02
7 Tax Fr Inc 1 8.79n +.03
40 TotEqMktIdx + 8 9.31n .05
22 Tx Fr Hi Yld 6 8.49n ..
+ 3 Tx Fr Sh Intm 0 5.33n ..
+ 5 US Bond Idx + 3 10.66n +.01
+24 US Treas LT + 7 13.91n .05
+15 US Trs Intm + 3 6.14n +.01
5 VA Tax Fr Bd 0 10.44n +.04
43 Value + 6 14.51n .07
PRIMECAP Odyssey Fun
$ 736 mil 8007292307
37 Growth +10 9.12 .06
Principal Funds
$ 39.6 bil 8002474123
28 Balanced A + 6 9.41 .03
15 Bd &Mtg In + 3 8.42n ..
40 DiscLrgInst + 7 8.84n .03
48 DivrsIntlIn +11 7.24n +.06
37 Eq Inc A + 9 12.81 .04
23 HighYield A + 4 5.94 +.03
21 HiYieldInst + 3 7.17n +.05
18 InflProt In + 3 7.18 ..
48 Intl Gr Ins +12 6.69n +.05
38 Lg Val Inst + 7 7.00n .02
40 Life 2040 I + 9 8.06 .02
41 Life 2050 I + 9 7.65 .01
44 Lrg Gr Inst + 6 5.29n .01
32 LT 2010 In + 7 8.45n .02
36 LT 2020 In + 8 8.39n .03
36 LT 2020 J + 8 8.34n .02
38 LT 2030 Instl + 8 8.08n .02
25 Pref Secs I + 5 6.58 +.03
46 PtrIntl Ins +13 8.63n +.06
39 PtrLgBl Ins + 7 6.40n .02
43 PtrLgGrI In +10 4.89n .03
40 PtrLgGrII I + 6 5.33 .02
42 PtrLVa I In + 7 7.61 ..
43 PtrLVa Inst + 8 7.51n ..
51 PtrMdGr In + 8 5.50n .04
39 PtrMdValI I + 9 7.60 .05
38 Real Est I +28 9.82 .54
29 StrAsBal C + 6 9.31n .03
36 StrAsConGrB + 7 9.19n .03
36 StrAsConGrC + 7 9.10n .04
40 StrAsStrGrA + 9 10.04 .04
29 StrAstBal B + 6 9.37n .03
36 StrAstCnGrA + 7 9.62 .04
Putnam A
$ 36.2 bil 8002251581
2 AmerGovtInc + 6 8.64 +.07
41 Asset All Gr +10 8.15 +.02
36 Asst All Bal + 8 7.59 ..
11 CA Tax Ex 2 6.78 +.02
41 Conv Inc&Gr + 4 11.45 .06
37 Diversifd Inc + 8 5.73 +.08
34 Equity Inc + 9 10.44 ..
47 Glob Eqty +11 6.18 +.03
41 Gr &Inc + 7 9.03 +.04
42 Grge Fd Bos + 9 8.79 +.07
28 High Yield + 2 5.11 +.04
20 Hlth Science + 7 36.37 .21
21 Income + 7 4.95 +.08
46 Intl Equity +12 14.73 +.03
48 Intl Gr&Inc +14 7.25 +.07
50 IntlCapOpps +14 18.91 +.17
42 Investors + 6 8.40 ..
7 MA Tax Ex 2 8.40 +.03
46 Mid Cap Val +12 6.79 .05
41 NewOpport + 8 30.91 ..
47 NewValue + 9 7.95 ..
8 NY Tax Ex 1 7.53 +.02
10 Tax Ex Inc 2 7.42 +.02
4 Tax Fr Insur + 1 13.61 +.05
25 Tx Fr Hgh Yld 9 8.91 ..
5 US Govt Inc + 6 12.12 +.12
33 Util Gr&Inc + 5 10.55 ..
48 Vista + 8 6.11 .01
39 Voyager +10 11.69 +.11
Putnam M
$ 1.2 bil 8002251581
37 Diversifd Inc + 8 5.67 +.08
Putnam Y
$ 5.4 bil 8002251581
25 Ast All Cons + 8 6.96n +.04
41 Growth &Inc + 7 9.05n +.04
21 Income + 7 4.99n +.08
46 Intl Equity +12 14.89n +.03
42 Investors + 6 8.51n ..
39 Voyager +10 12.15n +.11
Quaker Funds
$ 617 mil 8002208888
47 Strat Gr A + 4 12.15 +.08
Rainier Funds
$ 3.9 bil 8002486314
43 Lg Equity + 6 17.00n .05
43 LgEq I + 6 17.08n .05
52 Sm/Mid Eq +10 18.98n .24
52 Sm/Mid Eq I +10 19.34n .25
Ridgeworth
$ 9.1 bil 8779847321
22 Hi Yield I + 3 7.37n +.03
+ 1 InGrTxEx I + 1 11.28n +.04
50 Intl Eq I +12 7.23n +.06
45 IntlEqIdx I +15 10.17n +.13
+ 8 Intmd Bd I + 3 10.29 +.02
+ 8 InvGrdBd I + 4 11.11n +.02
42 Large Gr I + 6 6.60n .01
40 LgCoreEq I + 8 9.45n .01
35 LgValEq I + 8 8.67n .01
2 ShTrmBd I + 2 9.29n +.01
+ 7 TotRetBondI + 3 10.30n +.03
+13 USGovSec I + 2 11.38n +.02
RiverSource A
$ 24.8 bil 8887913380
32 Balanced + 5 7.29 ..
41 Discpln Eq + 7 3.89 .01
39 Div Oppor + 7 5.42 .03
6 Divers Bond + 3 4.35 +.01
43 DivrsEqInc + 8 6.80 .02
42 Equity Val + 7 7.05 .01
1 Glbl Bond + 6 6.25 .01
46 Growth + 6 16.45 .04
26 High Yield + 1 1.90 +.01
20 InBldModIn + 3 7.97 .02
0 InflProtSec + 5 9.56 .02
45 Lrg Cap Eq + 7 2.82 .02
47 Mid Cap Val + 7 4.44 .03
51 PrInSelVal +13 4.41 +.03
26 PrtBldrMod + 6 7.76 .01
42 PrtFmtlVal + 6 3.30 ..
32 PrtModAggr + 7 7.26 .01
2 Sh US Gov 0 4.54 ..
32 Strat Alloc + 6 7.33 .01
8 Tax Ex Bond 0 3.35 +.01
10 TaxExHiInc 1 3.67 +.01
RiverSource B
$ 3.4 bil 8887913380
43 DvrsEqInc r + 8 6.81n .02
RiverSource I
$ 3.8 bil 8887913380
6 Divers Bd + 2 4.35n ..
1 Glbl Bond + 7 6.24n ..
Royce Funds
$ 13.4 bil 8002214268
40 LowPrStkSev +16 8.62n .01
44 MicroCap I +10 8.45n .07
50 Opport I + 9 5.18n .12
39 PA Mutl Inv +11 6.54n .07
39 PAMutlCnst +11 6.04n .06
32 Premier Inv +10 11.59n .07
36 TotlRet I + 9 8.21n .09
38 Value Svc +14 6.65n ..
45 ValuePlsSer + 9 7.48n .04
RS Funds
$ 5.3 bil 8007663863
49 Glb Nat Res +10 19.23 +.21
0 InvQltBdVIP + 2 11.37n +.01
31 LrgCpAlpha + 6 28.79 .08
42 Partners +10 16.93 .14
45 Value + 9 14.23 .02
RUSSELL FUNDS I
$ 4.2 bil 8007877354
46 IntlDvlMkt +12 23.19n +.10
3 InvstGrBd + 4 19.48n +.05
9 StratBd + 3 9.11n +.03
44 USCoreEqty + 8 18.27n .04
40 USQuanEqty + 9 20.38n .08
Russell Funds S
$ 2.7 bil 8007877354
55 EmergMkts +12 9.62n +.02
43 RealEstSec +26 22.11n 1.14
5 ShDuratnBd + 2 17.31 +.02
+ 1 Tax Ex Bd + 1 20.72n +.04
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.0 bil 8007877354
32 Bal Strat + 8 7.56 .01
38 Gr Strat + 9 6.86 .02
Russell Lifepoints A
$ 2.0 bil 8007877354
32 Bal Strat + 7 7.53 .02
38 Gr Strat + 9 6.83 .02
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 2.3 bil 8007877354
32 Bal Strat + 8 7.49 .01
39 Gr Strat + 9 6.78 .02
Russell Lifepoints E
$ 1.2 bil 8007877354
32 Bal Strat + 8 7.55 .01
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.0 bil 8007877354
31 Bal Strat + 8 7.59 .01
Rydex Dynamic
$ 668 mil 8008200888
+79 InvS&P52xH 15 52.02n +.24
Rydex H
$ 958 mil 8008200888
+10 MgdFutreSt 2 28.96n +.16
Rydex Investor
$ 1.2 bil 8008200888
+46 InvS&P500 7 52.26n +.08
44 Ndq + 7 7.77n .08
STU
Schroder Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8004643108
27 Muni Bd Inv 13 6.96n .73
38 NorthAmerEq + 7 6.61n .01
Schwab Funds
$ 24.2 bil 8004354000
40 1000Idx Inv + 7 25.27n .10
40 1000Idx Sel + 7 25.23n .11
2 CA TxFr Bd 0 10.80n +.03
36 Core Equity + 8 12.24n .02
33 Div Eq Inv + 7 9.84n .01
33 Div Eq Sel + 7 9.77n .02
27 Health Care +10 11.91n .08
39 InstlS&P500 + 7 6.84n .03
43 Intl Idx Sel +14 12.89n +.17
43 Intl Index Inv +14 12.91n +.17
27 MktTrack Bal + 6 12.29n .01
41 MktTrck All Eq +10 8.61n .02
34 MTGrwth + 8 12.85n .03
42 PremEqtySel + 9 7.18n .01
39 S&P 500 Inv + 7 13.37n .05
39 S&P500 Slct + 7 13.40n .05
39 SmCap Inv +11 11.68n .22
39 SmCap Select +11 11.68n .21
6 ST Bond Mkt 0 8.96n +.01
5 Tot Bd Mkt + 2 8.93n +.01
39 TotStkIdxInv + 7 15.00n .08
39 TotStkIdxSel + 7 15.01n .09
Security Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8008882461
31 MidCapVal A +11 18.78 .20
SEI Portfolios
$ 16.9 bil 8003425734
8 CoreFxdInst A + 3 8.92n +.02
54 Emrg Mkt A +12 5.81n +.02
33 High Yld Bond + 2 4.78n +.02
51 Intl Equity A +14 6.38n +.10
6 Intl Fxd Inc A + 1 9.20n +.02
20 IntlEmrgMkt A + 7 7.77n +.03
2 Intmd Muni A 0 10.23n +.02
40 Larg Cp Val A x + 8 11.84n .11
43 Lge Cp Gr A x + 7 13.38n .08
40 S&P 500 Idx E x + 6 23.79n .26
+ 5 Sh Dur Govt A + 1 10.26n +.02
51 SmCp Gr A x +12 9.21n .16
39 SmCp Val A +13 10.26n .21
42 TxMgdLgCp A x
+ 7 8.11n .08
Selected Funds
$ 7.6 bil 8002431575
42 American D + 7 27.29n +.08
42 American S + 6 27.33 +.08
Seligman Group
$ 4.2 bil 8002212783
40 Com&Inf C + 8 19.62 .20
39 Com&Inf A + 9 23.28 .23
Sentinel Group
$ 3.1 bil 8002823863
38 CmmnStk A + 5 20.83 .06
+ 7 Govt Sec A + 1 10.68 ..
36 Small Co A + 8 4.66 .06
30 Sequoia + 6 91.79n .82
Sit Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003325580
+ 5 US Govt 0 10.75n ..
38 Sound Shore + 8 21.99n +.01
SSGA Funds
$ 4.6 bil 8006477327
57 Emerg Mkts +11 11.22 +.01
58 Emerg Mkts +11 11.19n ..
43 Intl Stk Sel +13 7.84n +.04
39 S&P 500 Idx + 7 14.31n .05
State Frm Asc
$ 4.4 bil 3097662029
18 Balanced + 5 46.03n +.03
31 Growth + 7 40.88n .01
+ 7 Interim + 1 10.41 +.01
0 Muni Bond + 2 8.31n +.03
Stratton Funds
$ 724 mil 8006345726
30 SmCap Yield + 7 32.51n .46
SunAmerica
$ 1.7 bil 8008588850
+ 8 GNMA A + 1 11.73 +.01
+12 US Govt A + 2 10.26 +.01
Target Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004428748
+ 6 Intmd Bond + 2 10.00n +.05
TCW Funds
$ 4.7 bil 8003863829
46 Div Foc + 8 6.68n .02
43 DiversVal I + 7 8.57 .02
40 Select Eq I + 9 9.96n .08
+ 1 TotRetBd I 1 9.12n .07
+ 1 TotRetBd N 1 9.44n .08
Templeton Instl
$ 5.6 bil 8003218563
55 Emerg Mkt + 9 8.24n +.03
43 Foreign Eqty +13 14.53n +.13
TFS Capital
$ 377 mil 8888374446
9 MktNeutrl + 5 12.91n .01
Third Avenue
$ 7.9 bil 8008808442
38 Intl Value +10 11.38n +.15
47 Real Est Val +18 14.45n .28
38 SmllCapVal + 9 13.79n .02
47 Value +10 31.79n .09
Thornburg A
$ 7.8 bil 8008470200
53 Core Growth +10 9.37 .07
38 Income Bldr + 6 13.55 +.09
44 Intl Value + 7 18.49 +.06
5 Intmd Muni 1 12.04 +.03
0 Ltd Mun Nat 0 13.14 +.02
44 Value +10 20.94 +.04
Thornburg C
$ 3.0 bil 8008470200
38 Income Bldr + 6 13.55n +.08
44 Intl Value + 7 17.54n +.06
Thornburg I
$ 5.5 bil 8008470200
43 Intl Value + 8 18.88n +.07
+ 1 Ltd TrmMun 0 13.14n +.02
43 Value +10 21.28n +.04
Thrivent Funds A
$ 4.8 bil 8008474836
40 Lrg Cap Stk + 7 15.72 .01
44 Mid Cap Stk + 9 8.13 .05
3 Muni Bond 0 10.38 +.02
TIAACREF Instl Reti
$ 5.1 bil 8002231200
51 IntlEquity +13 6.46n +.04
44 MidCapValue + 9 9.96n .09
TIAACREF Instl Fun
$ 7.5 bil 8002231200
+ 3 Bond + 2 9.93n +.01
40 Equity Idx + 8 6.30n .04
37 Growth&Inc + 7 7.58 .01
1 InflLnkBond + 5 9.88n ..
51 IntlEquity +13 6.27n +.04
30 MgdAlloc + 7 7.36 ..
39 S&P500 Idx + 7 9.74n .03
Tocqueville
$ 916 mil 8006973863
36 Gold +36 30.37 +1.47
40 Torray + 5 20.88n .24
Touchstone
$ 3.2 bil 8005430407
43 Lg Cap Gr A + 7 15.47 .15
42 MidCapGrA + 6 13.14 .07
50 SandsCapGrI r + 9 6.28 .05
Tr For Cr Union
$ 628 mil 8003425828
+ 2 Shrt Duratn + 1 9.49n +.01
+ 3 UltShDurGov + 1 9.55n +.01
Transamer Prem
$ 966 mil 8008927587
47 Equity Inv + 6 13.47n .13
Transamerica A
$ 2.8 bil 8882334339
44 AstAllocGr + 6 7.96 ..
31 AstAlMod + 2 8.66 ..
37 AstAlModGr + 3 8.41 ..
Transamerica B
$ 1.1 bil 8882334339
37 AstAlModGr + 4 8.42n ..
Transamerica C
$ 3.2 bil 8882334339
37 AstAllModGr + 4 8.40n ..
43 AstAllocGr + 7 7.82 ..
31 AstAlMod + 2 8.64n ..
Transamerica Partner
$ 5.2 bil 8007555801
27 AAIntHzn + 6 8.03n ..
2 Core Bond + 5 9.69n +.02
2 Core Bond + 5 11.57n +.02
27 IAstAllIH + 6 7.21n ..
.. IAstAllILH .. no quote
52 IntlEqty +12 4.72 +.04
42 Lg Growth + 7 4.22 .01
46 Lg Value + 8 12.03 .01
45 LgValue + 9 6.45 ..
.. MoneyMkt .. no quote
39 StkIndex + 7 5.80n .01
40 StockIndex + 7 6.74n .03
Turner Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8002246312
51 Mid Cap Gr + 8 17.88n .13
Tweedy Browne
$ 4.2 bil 8004324789
39 Global Value + 5 18.21n +.28
UBS Investment Fds
$ 4.8 bil 8007947753
24 DynAlpha A + 3 4.96 +.01
38 GlobAlloc A + 9 7.11 ..
39 GlobAlloc C + 9 6.94n ..
43 US Lg Eq Y + 7 10.41n .02
UBS Pace P
$ 5.3 bil 8006471568
25 AltStratInv + 2 8.16 +.01
+ 1 Glb Fxd Inc + 9 11.14n +.01
45 Intl Eqty +12 9.89 ..
1 Intmd Fixed + 4 11.07n +.02
42 Lrg Co Gr + 8 11.26n .04
42 Lrg Co Val + 9 11.18n .01
1 Muni Fxd + 1 11.82n +.01
+ 3 Secs Fxd Inc + 2 12.86n +.04
+ 2 Str Fxd Inc + 5 12.39n +.03
UMB Scout
$ 3.3 bil 8009962862
44 Small Cap + 7 9.93n .08
39 Worldwide +10 21.30n +.22
US Glob Inv
$ 1.6 bil 8008738637
69 East Europe + 6 5.10n .14
63 Glob Resourc 0 5.07 +.10
USAA Group
$ 22.8 bil 8005318722
43 Aggress Grth + 7 21.27n .08
35 BalancStrat x + 3 9.09 .13
14 CA Bond 3 8.74n +.03
46 Capital Gr x + 5 4.83n .10
38 CornerstStr x + 4 15.18n .53
+ 7 GNMA Trust + 1 9.90n +.02
47 Growth + 6 9.60n .04
44 Growth &Inc x + 7 9.53n .07
29 Hi Yld Opps 0 5.47n +.02
5 Income + 1 10.84n +.01
38 IncomeStk + 8 8.98n .04
37 International +14 16.58n +.03
17 IntmTrmBd 3 7.81n ..
26 Prcs Metals +46 20.82n +.85
40 S&P 500 + 7 13.00n .05
39 S&P500Rwd + 7 13.00n .05
3 Sh TermBond 0 8.32n +.01
40 SmlCapStk +10 7.87n .15
8 Tax Ex Intmd 2 11.31n +.03
13 Tax Ex LT 3 11.01n +.02
+ 1 Tx Ex Sh Trm 1 10.24n +.01
8 VA Bond 1 9.82n +.04
V W X
VALIC Company
$ 657 mil 8004482542
56 IntlEq 13 4.71 .16
Value Line
$ 1.8 bil 8002230818
42 EmergOpps + 9 19.66n .24
Van Eck Funds
$ 790 mil 8002212220
46 Glb Hrd Ast A + 8 26.01 +.48
30 Intl Gold A +42 11.77 +.57
Van Kamp A
$ 32.2 bil 8004215666
44 Amer Val + 9 15.30 .17
51 Cap Growth + 7 6.51 .06
38 Comstock + 9 10.42 .03
9 Corp Bond + 5 5.69 +.01
46 Enterprise + 6 8.49 .08
26 Eqty &Inc + 6 6.31 +.01
30 Glb Franch + 9 14.84 .03
1 Govt Secs + 3 9.60 ..
34 Gr &Inc + 8 13.65 +.05
25 Hi Yld Muni 8 7.48 +.01
13 Insur Tax Fr 1 14.49 +.05
51 Mid Cap Gr + 9 14.05 .10
17 Muni Inc 4 11.01 +.02
28 StrMuniInc 10 8.48 ..
3 US Mortgage 0 12.19 ..
Van Kamp B
$ 4.7 bil 8004215666
38 Comstock + 9 10.42n .03
26 Eqty &Inc + 7 6.20n +.02
35 Gr &Inc + 8 13.54n +.05
Van Kamp C
$ 3.6 bil 8004215666
39 Comstock + 9 10.43n .03
27 Eqty &Inc + 7 6.23n +.02
25 HiYldMuni 8 7.47n +.01
Vanguard Admiral
$ 224 bil 8009972798
39 500 Index + 7 79.97n .26
39 Asset Allocat + 7 40.22n .08
24 Balanced Idx + 6 16.19n .05
3 CA IntmTxEx 0 10.22n +.04
8 CA LngTxEx 1 10.10n +.04
42 Cap Opps r + 9 44.70n .24
54 EmgMktStk r +14 19.08n +.10
45 Energy r + 6 79.93n +1.52
34 Equity Inc + 7 32.52n .10
46 Euro Stk Idx r +15 46.53n +.58
44 Explorer + 9 37.37n .55
42 Extnd Mkt Idx +11 22.60n .37
6 FL LngTxEx 0 10.28n +.04
+ 7 GNMA + 1 10.59n +.01
40 Growth &Inc + 8 30.54n .14
40 Growth Idx + 6 19.58n .10
24 HiYld Corp r + 5 4.17n +.03
11 HiYldTxEx 2 8.96n +.03
21 Hlth Care r +12 41.52n .02
2 InflProSecs + 5 22.86n .06
+14 Int Treas + 3 12.44n +.03
46 Intl Growth r +14 37.62n +.40
1 Intmd Tax Ex + 1 12.63n +.03
6 IntmdInvGrd + 4 8.70n +.02
+ 1 LgInvGdAdmr +10 8.67n .02
6 LT Tax Ex 0 10.00n +.03
+24 LT Treas + 7 13.64n .05
+ 3 Ltd Tax Ex 0 10.72n +.01
45 Mid Cap Idx +11 50.72n .52
43 Morgan Gr + 7 33.77n .12
4 NJ LngTxEx 0 10.80n +.03
5 NY LngTxEx 0 10.14n +.04
5 PA LngTxEx 0 10.18n +.04
36 Pac Stk Idx r +13 51.96n +.44
35 Primecap r + 8 44.43n ..
43 REIT Idx r +33 47.17n 2.67
+ 3 Sh TmTxEx 0 15.74n ..
+ 7 Sh TrmFed + 2 10.87n +.01
5 ShrtInvAdmr + 1 9.68n +.02
+ 5 ShTrmBdIdx + 1 10.29n +.02
40 Small Idx +11 19.07n .36
+ 7 ST Treas + 1 11.01n +.01
+ 5 Tot Bd Idx + 3 10.20n +.01
40 TotStk MktIdx + 8 20.91n .11
39 TxMgd G&I r + 7 38.87n .13
40 TxMgdCap r + 8 41.34n .11
40 US Growth + 6 30.69n +.13
39 Value Idx + 8 15.41n .04
11 Wellesley Inc + 6 43.95n .01
24 Wellington + 7 41.22n +.07
44 Windsor +10 29.15n ..
39 Windsor II + 8 32.65n .06
Vanguard Index
$ 182 bil 8006627447
39 500 + 7 79.97n .26
24 Balanced + 6 16.19n .05
43 Devlpd Mkts r +14 7.69n +.09
54 EmgMktStk r +13 14.51n +.08
46 Euro Stk Idx r +15 19.83n +.25
42 Extnd Mkt +11 22.60n .37
46 FTSEWldIns r +14 61.08n +.66
40 Growth + 6 19.58n .10
+ 5 Int Bd + 5 10.56n +.02
+ 5 Int Bd Adm + 5 10.56n +.02
+ 5 Int Bd Inst + 5 10.56n +.02
+ 9 LT Bd + 9 12.02n .03
45 Mid Cap +11 11.18n .12
36 Pac Stk Idx r +13 7.94n +.07
40 Small Cap +11 19.07n .36
37 Small Cap Val +12 9.49n .19
44 Small Grow +10 11.18n .19
+ 5 ST Bond + 1 10.29n +.02
+ 5 Tot Bd Mrkt + 3 10.20n +.01
40 Tot St Mkt + 8 20.90n .12
46 Total Intl Stk r +14 10.79n +.11
39 Value + 8 15.41n .04
Vanguard Instl
$ 116 bil 8006627447
24 Balanced Idx + 6 16.19n .05
43 Devlpd Mkts r +14 7.65n +.09
54 EmgMktStk r +14 14.52n +.08
46 Euro Stk Idx r +15 19.83n +.25
39 Index + 7 79.44n .26
42 Index Ext Mkt +11 22.60n .37
40 Index Gr + 6 19.58n .10
45 Index Mid Cp +11 11.21n .11
39 Index Plus + 7 79.44n .26
40 Index SmCp +11 19.07n .36
+ 5 Index Tot Mkt + 3 10.20n +.01
39 Index Value + 8 15.41n .04
2 InflaProtec + 5 9.31n .02
36 Pac Stk Idx r +13 7.95n +.07
43 REIT Idx r +33 7.30n .41
5 ShInvGrd I + 1 9.68n +.02
44 SmCp Gr Idx +10 11.19n .20
37 SmCapVal Idx +12 9.50n .20
40 StrcLgEqPls + 7 32.50n .11
40 Tot Stk Idx + 8 20.91n .11
39 Tot Stk Idx Pls + 8 18.87n .10
+ 5 Totl Bd Idx + 3 51.40n +.07
40 TotStkIdx + 8 18.86n .11
Vanguard Signal
$ 35.6 bil 8006627447
39 500 Index + 7 66.06n .22
24 Bal Index + 6 16.02n .04
42 ExtndMktIdx +11 19.42n .32
40 Growth Idx + 6 18.13n .10
+ 5 Int Bd Sig + 5 10.56n +.02
45 Mid Cap Idx +11 16.01n .17
40 Small Idx +11 17.19n .32
+ 5 ST Bond Idx + 1 10.29n +.02
+ 5 TotBdMktIdx + 3 10.20n +.01
40 TotStMktIdx + 8 20.18n .11
39 Val Idx + 8 16.04n .04
Vanguard Funds
$ 275 bil 8008514999
39 Asset Alloc + 7 17.92n .03
3 CA IntmTxEx 0 10.22n +.04
8 CA LngTxEx 1 10.10n +.04
42 Cap Opport r + 9 19.36n .10
31 Convert Secs r + 7 9.08n .01
42 Div Eq Inv + 8 13.83n .04
29 DivApprIdx + 6 15.53n .09
28 Dividend Gr + 6 10.71n .01
45 Energy r + 6 42.58n +.81
34 Equity Inc + 7 15.51n .05
44 Explorer + 9 40.08n .59
6 FL LngTxEx 0 10.28n +.04
48 Global Eq +11 11.64n +.06
+ 7 GNMA + 1 10.59n +.01
40 Growth &Inc + 8 18.71n .08
50 Growth Equity + 6 6.76n +.02
21 Health Care r +12 98.40n .03
24 HiYld Corp r + 5 4.17n +.03
11 HiYldTxEx 2 8.96n +.03
2 Inflation Prot + 5 11.64n .03
6 IntInvGdInv + 4 8.70n +.02
48 Intl Explor r +14 9.30n +.17
47 Intl Growth r +14 11.83n +.12
43 Intl Value r +13 22.79n +.20
1 Intmd Tax Ex + 1 12.63n +.03
+14 Intmd Treas + 3 12.44n +.03
21 Life Consv Gr + 5 13.22n ..
37 Life Growth + 8 15.73n .02
11 Life Income + 4 12.27n +.01
28 Life Mod Gr + 7 14.98n .02
6 LT Tax Ex 0 10.00n +.03
+24 LT Treas + 7 13.64n .05
+ 2 Ltd TmTx Ex 0 10.72n +.01
+ 1 LTInvGrdInv +10 8.67n .02
2 MA Tx Exem + 1 9.51n +.04
57 Metals&Mine r +28 11.41n +.40
42 MidCapGr A + 6 10.60n .07
44 Morgan Gr + 7 10.90n .04
4 NJ LngTxEx 0 10.80n +.03
5 NY LngTxEx 0 10.14n +.04
4 OH LT Tax Ex 0 10.97n +.04
5 PA LngTxEx 0 10.18n +.04
35 Primecap r + 8 42.84n +.01
34 PrmcpCorInv r + 9 8.58n .01
43 REIT Idx r +33 11.06n .62
39 Select Val r +11 11.30n .08
5 ST Corp + 1 9.68n +.02
+ 7 ST Federal + 2 10.87n +.01
+ 3 ST Tax Exempt 0 15.74n ..
+ 7 ST Treas + 1 11.01n +.01
27 Star + 7 15.07n +.01
45 Strategic Eq +11 11.02n .14
17 TargRet2005 + 5 9.97n .01
22 TargRet2010 + 6 17.93n .02
26 TargRet2015 + 6 9.68n .01
29 TargRet2020 + 7 16.67n .02
32 TargRet2025 + 8 9.31n .01
35 TargRet2030 + 8 15.49n .03
37 TargRet2035 + 8 9.22n .02
37 TargRet2040 + 8 15.02n .04
37 TargRet2045 + 8 9.53n .02
12 TargRetInc + 5 9.54n .01
35 TxMd SmCp r +11 16.32n .30
20 TxMgd Bal r + 4 15.84n ..
39 TxMgd G&I r + 7 18.91n .07
43 TxMgd Intl r +15 8.48n +.10
40 TxMgdCap r + 8 20.54n .06
40 US Growth + 6 11.86n +.05
38 US Value + 8 7.63n .02
11 Wellesley Inc + 6 18.14n .01
24 Wellington + 7 23.87n +.04
44 Windsor +10 8.64n ..
39 Windsor II + 8 18.40n .03
Vantagepoint
$ 11.8 bil 8006697400
44 Aggr Opportun +10 6.00n .06
40 Asset Alloc + 4 5.08n .01
+ 5 Core Bd Indx II + 3 9.93n +.01
+ 5 CrBdIdxI + 3 9.88n +.01
42 Equity Inc +10 5.57n .02
45 Growth + 6 5.71n .01
41 Growth &Inc + 7 6.20n .02
+ 1 InfProSecs + 5 9.97n .01
44 International +13 6.78n +.06
2 LowDuraBond + 1 9.34n +.02
27 MdlPtf TradGr + 7 16.28n .01
42 MP AllEqGr +10 12.57n .03
19 MP CnsrvGr + 5 18.76n ..
33 MP LngTmGr + 8 14.91n .02
Victory Funds
$ 5.0 bil 8005393863
39 DiversStk A + 6 10.74 .01
39 DiversStk I + 6 7.48n .01
+ 6 FundForInc A + 1 11.52 +.02
47 Spec Val A + 8 9.73 .09
Virtus Funds A
$ 4.4 bil 8002431574
28 Balance + 6 9.86 .01
43 ForOpps +12 16.45 +.26
15 MulSecSh 1 3.74 ..
43 RlEsSec +28 16.25 .84
Waddell&Rd Adv
$ 15.5 bil 8003665465
42 AccumA + 7 4.97 .02
32 AssetStr A 1 6.88 +.01
0 Bond A + 2 5.93 +.02
37 Core Inv A + 5 3.90 ..
5 Glbl Bond A + 3 3.44 ..
+ 8 GovSecs A + 2 5.78 ..
22 High Inc A + 3 5.10 +.04
43 Intl Gr A +11 6.47 +.03
2 Muni Bd A + 1 6.55 +.02
19 Muni Hi Inc A 6 3.78 ..
41 NewCpt A + 7 5.59 .05
36 Sci &Tech A +13 6.38 .02
39 SelDivOppA + 5 10.57 .02
42 Vanguard A + 7 5.48 .01
Wasatch
$ 1.9 bil 8005511700
47 Core Growth +13 17.91n .24
44 SmallCapGr +10 19.62n .14
Weitz Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002324161
41 Partner Val + 9 11.70n .34
43 Value + 8 17.84n .36
Wells Fargo Advtg
$ 11.7 bil 8002228222
38 CommonStk Z + 9 11.25n .11
+ 7 GovtSecsInv + 2 10.79 +.03
43 Growth Inv + 7 16.51n .14
6 IntmdTx Adv 2 9.63n +.02
33 MidDisc Inv + 4 12.94 .06
43 Opport Inv + 7 20.70n .15
2 ShtTrmBdInv 0 8.02n +.01
41 SmlCapVal Z +12 17.22n .11
2 STMuniBdInv 1 9.24n ..
+ 2 Ult Sh Muni 0 4.68 ..
7 UltInc Inv 1 8.00 +.01
+ 2 UltShMuniInv 0 4.68n ..
40 WlthGrowBal 1 7.48 +.05
Wells Fargo Advtg A
$ 3.0 bil 8002228222
31 Asset Alloc + 7 14.45 .02
42 Sml Cap Val +12 16.96 .11
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad
$ 9.3 bil 8002228222
48 CapitalGrow + 7 9.91 .02
16 ConsrvAlloc + 2 15.25n .01
42 Divers Eq + 8 18.33n .09
42 Divers Sml +10 7.14n .12
+ 7 Govt Secs + 2 10.78 +.03
37 Growth Bal + 5 17.16n .04
40 Index + 7 31.42n .11
42 Lg Co Grow + 7 30.98n .31
+ 4 Sh Dur Gov + 1 10.00n ..
36 SmCapOppor + 8 20.01n .26
+ 2 TotRetBd Ad + 3 11.99n +.01
Wells Fargo Advtg I
$ 3.8 bil 8002228222
24 DJ Tgt 2020 + 7 10.64n .02
46 Endv Select + 7 6.11n ..
+ 8 Govt Secs + 3 10.78 +.04
+ 3 TotRetBd In + 3 11.98n ..
WesMark Funds
$ 535 mil 8008641013
+ 6 Govt Bond + 1 10.02 +.02
Westcore
$ 1.7 bil 8003922673
2 Plus Bond x + 2 9.87n .02
Western Asset
$ 13.7 bil 6268449400
12 Core Bond I + 7 9.09n +.03
12 CoreBdFiInt + 7 9.09n +.02
11 CorePlBdInt + 6 8.65n +.04
10 CorePlusBdI + 6 8.65n +.04
35 HiYld I x 3 5.83n .22
2 InflPlsBd I + 6 9.55n ..
4 IntermdBd + 2 9.33n +.01
William Blair I
$ 3.9 bil 8006352886
53 InstIntlGr +12 8.45n +.08
53 Intl Growth +12 13.07n +.11
William Blair N
$ 2.2 bil 8006352886
53 Intl Growth +12 12.80n +.11
Wilmington
$ 1.6 bil 8003369970
48 MltMgrIntlI +12 4.79n ..
19 MltMgRlAstI + 9 11.78n ..
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2008 CGM
CGM Focus Fund.
So selective, only certain
stocks make the cut.
Veteran fund manager Ken Heebner
is more focused than ever with CGM
Focus Fund. CGM Focus Fund is
flexibly managed, and currently has
its sights on a small number of sectors
and industries that look promising.
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INVESTOR' S BUSINESS DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 A9
1
GILEAD SCIENCES (GILD) Grp 19 o$49.89
892.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 95 ROE 66%
DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF VIRAL, FUNGAL,
RESPIRATORY AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES.
+42% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. D. Vol 10,293,200 Debt 38%
Last Qtr Eps +22%5 Prior Qtr +7%6 Last Qtr Sales +30%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 14%
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 70
Just below 200-day resistance; building handle on 4-mo. cup.
5
ABBOTT LABS (ABT) Grp 34 o$52.17
1536M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 88 ROE 27%
DEVELOPS ADULT AND PEDIATRIC PHARMACEUTICALS, DIAGNOSTIC SYS-
TEMS FOR HEALTHCARE FACILITIES AND NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS.
+9% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. D. Vol 8,976,800 Debt 53%
Last Qtr Eps +18%6 Prior Qtr +22%5 Last Qtr Sales +18%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 9%
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 50
Living more than 2 months below 10-wk. line on soft vol.
9
BRISTOL-MYERS (BMY) Grp 23 o$22.94
1959M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 73 EPS RS 95 ROE 24%
DEVELOPS BRANDED PHARMACEUTICALS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CARDIO-
VASCULAR, VIROLOGICAL, AND OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
+1% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. D. Vol 19,374,200 Debt 41%
Last Qtr Eps +39%6 Prior Qtr +43%5 Last Qtr Sales +14%
5 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/31
R&D 17%
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 65
Clears resistance around 23 on way out of 5-mo. correction.
13
BARRICK GOLD (ABX) Grp 35 o$36.52
863.6M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 84 ROE 11%
CANADIAN CO ENGAGED IN PRODUCTION OF GOLD AND COPPER IN PERU,
CANADA, U.S., AUSTRALIA, CHILE AND 7 OTHER COUNTRIES.
+45% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 14,906,300 Debt 21%
Last Qtr Eps +3%6 Prior Qtr +6%6 Last Qtr Sales +12%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/21
R&D 5%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 82
Building handle with 37.94 buy point on double-bottom base.
17
RAYTHEON B (RTN) Grp 102 o$49.08
409.9M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 82 ROE 12%
MANUFACTURES GUIDANCE SYSTEMS/LASERS, MISSILE SYSTEMS, INTEGRAT-
ED DEFENSE PLATFORMS, AND COMMAND/CONTROL SYSTEMS.
+31% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 3,890,800 Debt 18%
Last Qtr Eps +17%5 Prior Qtr +14%6 Last Qtr Sales +12%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/31
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 64
Trades tight, with 10-week support in 3-month consolidation.
BY PAUL WHI TFI ELD
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
While manystocks inthe Big Cap20
are early in their base-building
phase, a few are not far frompoten-
tial buy points. One has already bro-
kenout sort of.
Bristol-Myers Squibb
BMY
stands
4%past a 21.87 buy point froma cup
with handle. But we note it fell as
much as 7% from its low-volume
breakout .
The New York-based company is
expected to have grown earnings
30% when the final numbers for
2008 are in. Thats faster growth
thanmost of its peers.
Analysts expect Bristol-Myers
Squibb to boost EPS 17% in 2009;
again, better thanmost of its peers.
As of Q3, the company had more
than$7billionincash.
Bristol-Myers recently decided to
spinoff MeadJohnson, itsinfant-for-
mula unit. That move could bring
Bristol-Myers Squibb an additional
$1 billion.
Three other Big Cap 20 stocks are
within4%of apotential buypoint.
Medco Health Solutions
MHS
is one
dayshort of completing ahandleina
cup base. If that gets done, the buy
point wouldcomeinat 43.60.
The pharmacy-benefit providers
Relative Price Strength line is push-
ing into new high ground, a bullish
sign.
TheNewJerseycompanyisexpect-
ed to end 2008 with 27% annual
earnings growth. Analysts see 18%
growthin2009.
Gilead Sciences
GILD
also is a day
short of the five sessions needed to
shapeahandle toits cup. If that han-
dle is completed, the buy point
would stand at 51.29. The biotech
companysRSlineis near ahigh.
Analysts expect 2009 earnings to
grow17%, upfromanestimated13%
pacethis year.
SouthernCo.
SO
is 4%belowa37.68
buypoint inahandle.
The utilitys RS line, however, is
down from a high it notched five
weeks ago.
Analysts see 2009 earnings edging
up 4%, an increase from this years
3%estimatedgrowth.
The 4% growth matches South-
erns five-year growthrate.
It has increased annual earnings in
sixof thepast sevenyears.
Select Listings
The IBD Big Cap 20, which runs each Tuesday, is a computer-generated
ranking of leading large-capitalization companies trading in the U.S. Rank-
ings are based on a combination of each companys profit growth; IBDs
Composite Rating, which includes key measures such as return on equity,
sales growth and profit margins; and relative price strength in the past 12
months. Some of the companies also appear on the IBD 100, which often
features smaller and more volatile stocks. For investors who prefer less
volatile investments with greater liquidity, the Big Cap 20 offers more
mature yet still vibrant enterprises. Companies must have a minimum
market value of $15 billion and trade more than 300,000 shares a day.
Charts Of Stocks
Charts of stocks with a highlighted border typically have strong fundamen-
tals and sound base patterns and may merit further review and study. A
companys inclusion in the list or among the highlighted charts should
not be viewed as a recommendation. Every stock carries risk, regardless
of its size, liquidity or past market performance. 7 denotes a company
that came public within the past 8 years. Supply/Demand Rating, from 1
to 99, compares a stocks float with its trading volume. Stocks with the
most demand vs. supply are rated 99.
Know Your Company
Always check a chart. Is your stock near a proper buy point? Or is the
price up over 5% from a sound chart base or buy point and therefore
more risky? Verify the CAN SLIM vitals big annual and current earn-
ings and sales increases, high return on equity, better profit margins,
sponsorship, market in a confirmed upturn. Read a company article ar-
chived on Investors.com. Define your risk and price objective.
2
GENZYME CORP (GENZ) Grp 19 o$65.40
262.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 83 ROE 15%
DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF RARE DISORDERS AND
FOR USE IN ORTHOPAEDICS AND ORGAN TRANSPLANTS.
+22% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 3,598,600 Debt 2%
Last Qtr Eps +16%5 Prior Qtr +11%6 Last Qtr Sales +21%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/13
R&D 19%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 75
Attempt to make double-bottoms rt side restricted by 10-wk.
6
AMGEN (AMGN) Grp 19 o$56.87
1048M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 97 ROE 26%
DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS BASED ON CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
TO TREAT ANEMIA, CANCER AND INFLAMMATORY DISEASES.
+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 10,413,700 Debt 51%
Last Qtr Eps +14%5 Prior Qtr +2%6 Last Qtr Sales +7%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/24
R&D 22%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 65
May be forming cup-with-handle within larger pattern.
10
VISA INC CL A (V) Grp 91 o$52.17
444.5M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 82 ROE 16%
PROVIDES GLOBAL PAYMENT SOLUTIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE CREDIT AND
DEBIT PAYMENT PROGRAMS OF 16,600 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.
+90% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. D. Vol 9,132,000 Debt 0%
Last Qtr Eps +132%5 Prior Qtr +40%6 Last Qtr Sales +17%
20 Qtrs EPS )15%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 69
Sideways action since retaking 10-week line three weeks ago.
14
PROCTER & GAMBLE (PG) Grp 37 o$60.20
2955M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 85 ROE 17%
MANUFACTURES BEAUTY CARE PRODUCTS, CLEANING PRODUCTS, DIAPERS,
TISSUES, HEALTHCARE, TOOTHPASTE AND SNACKS/BEVERAGES.
+12% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 24,990,600 Debt 34%
Last Qtr Eps +14%6 Prior Qtr +19%5 Last Qtr Sales +9%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/31
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 60
Trading mostly below 10-week moving average since October.
18
WAL-MART (WMT) Grp 71 o$55.11
2235M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 92 ROE 20%
OPERATES 3,550 WAL-MART STORES AND 591 SAM'S CLUB WAREHOUSE
CLUBS IN THE U.S., AND 3,121 INTERNATIONAL STORES.
+9% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. D. Vol 25,851,200 Debt 52%
Last Qtr Eps +12%6 Prior Qtr +21%5 Last Qtr Sales +7%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/19
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 53
May be making cup-with-handle base with 59.33 buy point.
3
QUALCOMM (QCOM) Grp 33 o$34.10
1605M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 80 ROE 22%
DESIGNS CDMA-BASED, RF, AND POWER MANAGEMENT ICS USED IN
WIRELESS HANDSETS, MODEM CARDS, AND WIRELESS NETWORKS.
+24% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. D. Vol 23,761,500 Debt 0%
Last Qtr Eps +17%5 Prior Qtr 0%6 Last Qtr Sales +45%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 20%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 78
Base-building barely started as stock flirts with 10-week avg.
7
COLGATE PALMOLIVE (CL) Grp 37 o$67.39
489.6M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 86 ROE 99%
MANUFACTURES TOOTHPASTE, TOOTHBRUSHES, DISHWASHING LIQUID, FAB-
RIC CONDITIONERS, SHAMPOOS, SOAPS AND PET NUTRITION.
+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. D. Vol 4,161,000 Debt 141%
Last Qtr Eps +15%6 Prior Qtr +17% Last Qtr Sales +13%
6 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/31
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 60
Trying to form new base. But still below 40-week line.
11
MCDONALDS (MCD) Grp 43 o$60.38
1103M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 93 ROE 22%
OPERATES 6,690 AND FRANCHISES/LICENSES 24,799 MCDONALD'S FAST
FOOD RESTAURANTS WORLDWIDE.
+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 11,808,300 Debt 48%
Last Qtr Eps +27%6 Prior Qtr +31%5 Last Qtr Sales +6%
11 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/28
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 68
Formed cup-with-handle base with 64.09 buy point.
15
LILLY ELI & CO (LLY) Grp 23 o$38.48
1000M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 77 ROE 31%
DEVELOPS BRANDED PHARMACEUTICALS TO TREAT NEUROLOGICAL, ENDO-
CRINOLOGICAL, ONCOLOGICAL AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES.
+11% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. D. Vol 6,652,300 Debt 34%
Last Qtr Eps +14%5 Prior Qtr +10% Last Qtr Sales +14%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/29
R&D 18%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 50
Rallies off bottom above 10-wk but still deep below 40-wk.
19
PFIZER (PFE) Grp 23 o$17.29
6675M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 71 EPS RS 86 ROE 22%
DEVELOPS BRANDED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FOR CARDIOVASCULAR AND
METABOLIC DISEASES AND OTHER CONDITIONS.
+4% Ann. EPS Gro PE 8 Avg. D. Vol 53,504,200 Debt 11%
Last Qtr Eps +7%6 Prior Qtr +31%5 Last Qtr Sales 0%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 16%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 59
Right side forming, trades between 10- and 40-week avges.
4
MEDCO HEALTH SOLS (MHS) Grp 49 o$42.82
493.0M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 88 ROE 14%
PROVIDES PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO EMPLOYERS,
HEALTH PLANS, INSURERS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND INDIVIDUALS
+26% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. D. Vol 3,854,800 Debt 42%
Last Qtr Eps +32%5 Prior Qtr +30%5 Last Qtr Sales +15%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/19
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 58
Forming right side of base, with decent accumulation.
8
AUTOMATIC DATA (ADP) Grp 28 o$38.08
497.7M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 85 ROE 22%
PROVIDES BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING SERVICES TO EMPLOYERS,
DEALERS, AND PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYER ORGANIZATIONS WORLDWIDE.
+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 4,526,000 Debt 1%
Last Qtr Eps +20%6 Prior Qtr +23%5 Last Qtr Sales +10%
9 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/1
R&D 6%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 62
Sandwiched between 40- and 10-week lines. Tight trading.
12
ORACLE (ORCL) Grp 62 o$17.22
3885M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 82 ROE 34%
DEVELOPS DATABASE, MIDDLEWARE, AND BUSINESS APPLICATIONS SOFT-
WARE FOR ENTERPRISES.
+25% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. D. Vol 47,997,000 Debt 44%
Last Qtr Eps +10%6 Prior Qtr +32%5 Last Qtr Sales +6%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 3/26
R&D 12%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 64
Jumps above 10-week but still deep below 40-week line.
16
SOUTHERN CO (SO) Grp 27 o$36.20
766.8M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 63 EPS RS 91 ROE 14%
HOLDING CO ENGAGED IN GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION
OF ELECTRICITY TO CUSTOMERS IN AL, GA, FL, MS AND NC.
+5% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. D. Vol 6,377,500 Debt 114%
Last Qtr Eps +1%6 Prior Qtr +13%5 Last Qtr Sales +12%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/30
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 60
Trading tightly as it works on a possible handle.
20
FPL GROUP (FPL) Grp 27 o$49.12
404.6M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 64 EPS RS 79 ROE 13%
HOLDING CO MAINLY ENGAGED IN THE GENERATION, TRANSMISSION,
DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF ELECTRICITY
+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 3,388,700 Debt 105%
Last Qtr Eps +2%6 Prior Qtr +8%6 Last Qtr Sales +18%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/28
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 60
Accumulation improving as it recovers from steep sell-off.
% 3 Yr.
NAV Stk Close Prem/ Perf
Fund Name Symb 12/26/08 12/26/08 Disc RS Rank
a - Ex-dividend. b - Fully diluted. c - As of Thursdays. cv -
Converted at commercial RAND rate. cy - In Canadian dollars. d -
As of Wednesdays close. e - NAV as of Thursdays close. f - Rights
offering in process. g - Rights offering announced. h - Lipper data
has been adjusted for rights offering. j - Rights offering has
expired, but Lipper data not yet adjusted. l - NAV as of previous
day. o - Tender offer in process. t - The Funds calculated yield
may be slightly overstated due to a change in dividend payout
frequency.
I NSI DE BI G CA P 2 0
BI G CA P 2 0
% 3 Yr.
NAV Stk Close Prem/ Perf
Fund Name Symb 12/26/08 12/26/08 Disc RS Rank
% 3 Yr.
NAV Stk Close Prem/ Perf
Fund Name Symb 12/26/08 12/26/08 Disc RS Rank
Four Big Caps At Or On Verge Of Breaking Out
1
Gilead Sciences 49.89 99 90 95 +12 +22 +23 +30 66 58 2 D
Analysts expect Q4's EPS and sales growth to be best since Q3 '07.
2
Genzyme Corp 65.40 99 85 83 +14 +16 +11 +21 15 35 3 D
Sales edge to +20% level, while EPS growth dips to low-mid double digits.
3
Qualcomm 34.10 99 82 80 -8 +17 -10 +45 22 42 3 D
Sales and EPS growth rebound sharply in Q3, but Q4 views see declines.
4
Medco Health Sols 42.82 98 90 88 +27 +32 +35 +15 14 3 1 D
Pharmacy benefit firm's profit growth seen at 35% in fourth quarter.
5
Abbott Labs 52.17 98 80 88 +16 +18 +14 +18 27 21 1 C
Drug and medical gear maker's Q3 profits and sales up 18%.
6
Amgen 56.87 97 78 97 +6 +14 +7 +7 26 41 1 C
Biotech reports earnings Jan 26. Views for $1.07 a share, up 7%.
7
Colgate Palmolive 67.39 97 77 86 +13 +15 +8 +13 99 19 3 C
Consumer products maker has raised pretax margin for past two years.
8
Automatic Data 38.08 97 77 85 +9 +20 +8 +10 22 20 2 C
Business services provider raised return on equity for past two years.
9
Bristol-Myers 22.94 97 73 95 +29 +39 +24 +14 24 22 1 C
Beat estimates in past two quarters; analysts see 24% EPS gain in Q4.
10
Visa Inc Cl A 52.17 96 99 82 +19 +132 +16 +17 16 47 1 D
7Credit card firm's sales growth slowed for four straight quarters.
11
McDonalds 60.38 96 90 93 +24 +27 +14 +6 22 22 1 D
Analysts predict 6% EPS growth in '09, the weakest since 2002.
12
Oracle 17.22 96 88 82 +9 +10 +7 +6 34 43 23 D
World's No. 2 software firm hit fiscal Q2 views by cutting costs, R&D.
13
Barrick Gold 36.52 96 79 84 0 +3 -42 +12 11 32 1 C
Mutual funds upped stake from 374 mil to 415 mil shares year to date.
14
Procter & Gamble 60.20 94 80 85 +22 +14 +61 +9 17 19 1 D
Consumer product firm topped earnings views past 6 qtrs by 2% to 18%
15
Lilly Eli & Co 38.48 94 74 77 +12 +14 +17 +14 31 26 1 C
Blood thinner drug, prasugrel, set for approval from European Commission.
16
Southern Co 36.20 93 63 91 +3 +1 -7 +12 14 16 1 B
Q3 earnings missed estimates by a penny a share; first miss since 2006.
17
Raytheon B 49.08 91 86 82 +18 +17 +15 +12 12 10 1 D
Defense firm's recent sales growth in double digits; first time since '04.
18
Wal-Mart 55.11 91 79 92 +10 +12 +2 +7 20 5 43 C
Best year-to-date gainer among stocks in Dow; strong cash flow.
19
Pfizer 17.29 91 71 86 +8 +7 +13 0 22 39 1 C
Sales performance ranged from -16% to 31% past eight quarters.
20
FPL Group 49.12 91 64 79 +10 +2 +25 +18 13 11 1 C
UBS downgraded electric power holding co. to neutral from buy on Monday.
Growth Funds
CornstPr n CFP 6.93 7.00 + 1.01 44 ..
RenCGIII n RCG 4.15 2.42 -41.69 36 E
SunaFAlp FGF 11.14 9.11 -18.22 48 C
Core Funds
AdamsExprs ADX 9.31 7.82 -16.00 56 B
AdvClEnGr LCM 10.03 7.70 -23.23 46 C
Blue Chip Val BLU 2.76 a 2.25 -18.48 35 D
BldrGIncm BIF 5.74 4.42 -23.00 48 A
CRJ SB-1 RYJ 10.00 a 9.80 - 2.00 48 ..
CohSClosd FOF 9.02 9.00 - 0.22 60 ..
DefndStr DSF 10.41 9.92 - 4.71 66 A
DWS Dre Val DHG 4.82 3.70 -23.24 14 ..
EagleCapG GRF 5.54 c 5.35 - 3.43 70 ..
Engex Inc EGX 2.51 2.00 -20.32 11 E
GabDvIncm GDV 12.07 10.01 -17.07 48 C
GenlAmInv GAM 20.57 16.93 -17.70 41 C
LbtyAllStr Eq USA 4.07 3.27 -19.66 43 D
LbtyAllSt Gr ASG 3.12 2.59 -16.99 46 C
NvCorEqA n JCE 11.39 9.20 -19.23 58 ..
OldMLgSh OLA 9.83 7.76 -21.06 55 C
RoyceMC RMT 6.11 5.35 -12.44 36 D
Royce Value RVT 8.89 8.01 - 9.90 35 D
SPGeardFd GRE 9.55 8.77 - 8.17 63 C
SourceCap SOR 32.59 27.26 -16.35 34 D
SunaFLC FGI 11.97 9.85 -17.71 55 C
Tri Continentl TY 10.88 9.50 -12.68 41 C
Zweig Fund ZF 3.40 2.80 -17.65 56 B
Value Funds
BlkDvAch BDV 9.25 8.08 -12.61 72 B
BlkStrDiv BDT 9.77 7.97 -18.42 67 B
BoulderTR BTF 12.21 9.65 -20.97 36 C
DreCDivIn DCS 2.36 1.68 -28.81 4 E
EVTxAdvDv EVT 13.47 a 11.11 -17.52 38 D
Gabelli Eq Tr GAB 3.92 3.78 - 3.57 29 C
HncTxAdDv HTD 11.91 9.89 -16.96 64 B
MFS SpValTr MFV 4.70 3.58 -23.83 41 D
NvTxAdvTR JTA 8.91 7.21 -19.08 29 D
RoyceFcs FUND 4.44 4.20 - 5.41 34 C
Specialty Funds
AlpGlbPty n AWP 4.75 a 3.39 -28.63 18 ..
ASA ASA 54.06 48.88 - 9.58 63 A
BlkrkEco n BQR 9.48 8.00 -15.62 35 ..
BlkEnhC&I CII 12.96 10.45 -19.37 55 A
BlkEnDv BDJ 8.65 8.49 - 1.85 83 A
BlkGlbEn BGR 16.00 14.23 -11.06 31 C
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T
he linchpin of Obamas strategy is a tax cut for the 95% of
taxpayers who earn less than $250,000 a year. In itself, cut-
tingtaxes onthemiddleclass isnt abadidea. It just wont do
what Obamathinks it will.
TheWashingtonPost quotes senior Obamaadviser DavidAxelrod
as saying, Look, we feel its important that middle-class people get
some relief now. Obama seems to believe that by lowering levies
ononly those inthe middle ranges of the taxspectrum, he cancre-
ateor save3millionjobs andgivetheeconomyaboost.
Not likely.
For that, Obama would have to focus on the very unpopular but
very necessary job of lowering the burden on those taxpayers who
createjobs andspur economicoutput thenations entrepreneurs.
And guess what? Most of themare in the top 5%of earners those
whom Obama would cut out of any tax reduction. This is foolish
class warfarewithnoreal underlyingeconomicrationale.
If Obama is serious about getting the economy going again, he
could do a number of things and right away, not years fromnow,
as with the $675 billion to $775 billion he plans to spend on infra-
structureandimaginarygreenjobs.Thesesteps wouldinclude:
00 Cutting corporate tax rates. U.S. businesses pay a top rate of
35%onincome. That risesto40%whenyouaddinstatetaxes. InEu-
rope, theaveragecorporate taxin2007was 24.2%, accordingtothe
international consultancyKPMG.
Is it any wonder some of our most successful corporations move
offshore? Cutting corporate taxes even to 25% would improve in-
vestment returns andleadtomorejobs andoutput.
00 Slashing capital gains tax rates. This is a no-brainer. Every time
cap-gains tax rates have been cut, a bull market has ensued not too
long after and the economy has boomed. Today the cap-gains rate
on long-term investments is 15%. Obama has suggested it should
rise to 20%, a 33%increase. Hes also suggested he might zero-out
theratefor small firms andstartups.
The latter would be better than nothing, but broad cuts in cap-
gains rates wouldbebest of all. Theywouldleadtoasurgeincapital
formation, business incorporations and millions of newjobs. A re-
cent report fromErnst &Young found that U.S. cap-gains rates are
alreadyhigherthaninmorethanhalf of theworlds top-performing
economies. Raisingthemwouldonlymakeusless competitive.
00 Not raising taxes on the rich. This would be hard to do, given
Obamas rhetoric on the stump. But those with incomes over
$250,000 a year are the most likely to save and invest. And already
theypaynearly48%of all taxes, while44millionmiddle- andlower-
incomehouseholds paynotaxes at all.
Obama has rightly called small businesses the engines of our job
creation. Well, 65% of those with incomes above $250,000 are
small-businessowners. AccordingtoHeritageFoundationdataana-
lyst Guinevere Nell, Obamas plans would give just 16% of small
businesses a tax break. If Obama wants to help business create mil-
lions of jobs, putting a target on the backs of entrepreneurs wont
help.
Whilehes at it, Obamashouldrepeal thealternativeminimumtax
(AMT), the millionaires tax that increasingly hits people not at
thetopincomes, but inthemiddle.
For therecord, higher taxes ontherichis oftenapopular ideawith
newly elected presidents. Herbert Hoover liked it so much he
jacked top income-tax rates from 25% in 1930 to over 60% four
years later. Remember howthat workedout?
00 Ending the death tax. No pun intended, but this is a dead-
weight tax that raises little income but costs a lot. As it stands, the
tax will expire in 2011 and then return in 2012 to its highest levels.
Thisis morallyindefensibleandeconomicallyabsurd.
The estate tax generates very little in revenues. And according to
Heritageeconomist WilliamBeach, it costs170,000to250,000new
jobs eachyear. Its aloser.
Helping entrepreneurs may not be popular withmany of Obamas
key supporters and advisers. But theyre the ones who can really
stimulatethe economy. If Obama wants tobemore thana one-term
president, he should keep them front and center in any recovery
planheunveils.
Economy: President-elect Obama is letting his outline
for economic recovery dribble out into the media ever
so slowly. But fromwhat weve seen, the plan seems less
like stimulus and more like redistribution.
Middle East: While condemned as disproportionate,
Israeli attacks on Hamas in Gaza are the only appropri-
ate response to daily terror. As the U.N. Charter says,
when they shoot at you, you can shoot back.
Hamas-cide
T
he Palestinians, the late Israeli leader Abba Eban once
said, never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
In 2005, Israel unilaterally withdrewto its international
border withGazaandgavepeaceachance.
Ontaking power inGaza, Hamas decidedthat rather thanbuilda
viable infrastructure with foreign assistance, feed and educate its
people and pick up the trash, it would rather turn Gaza into a
launchingpadfor KasamrocketstargetedonIsraeli civilians.
After three years of ceaseless rocket and mortar barrages, Israel
has decidedto exercise its right to self-defense in what the likes of
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon call a disproportionate re-
sponse. Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak said: For us to be
askedtohave(another) cease-firewithHamasislikeasking(Amer-
ica) tohaveacease-firewithal-Qaida.
Their response is anIsraeli versionof shockandawe. After a year
of gathering intelligence, Israel launched a devastating series of
surgical strikes targeting Hamas base and training camps, head-
quarters andundergroundKasamrocket launchers placedinbun-
kersandsilos. Thetimehadpassedfor tryingtosendHamas ames-
sagebybombingemptybuildings inthemiddleof thenight.
Considering that Hamas has adopted Hezbollahs standard prac-
ticeof locatingcommandandcontrol centers, andcommunications,
arsenals and training facilities, documented civilian casualties are
minimal whilesome300terrorist deathshavebeenreported.
Israel isstill sufferingfromitsfailuretodestroyHezbollahinLeb-
anon in the summer of 2006 as promised. That war began with
cross-borderincursionsbybothHezbollahandHamasinwhichIs-
raeli soldierswereseized. TheretooTel Avivwasaccusedof adis-
proportionate response by a U.N. that had silently watched
HezbollahturnLebanonintoanarmedcamp.
Hamas undoubtedly felt emboldened. Hezbollah has translated
itsvictoryintopolitical powerinBeirut, obtainingavetointheCab-
inet andpreparing for further inroads inthe upcoming parliamen-
tary elections. Even now, the U.N. and its peacekeepers permit
Irans puppet torearmfar beyondits prewar levels.
Hezbollah is an Iranian creation. Hamas is not. But we cant ig-
noretheIranianconnection.
Much of Hamas imported weaponry, and the expertise with
which it nowproduces the rockets it uses to bombard Israeli bor-
der towns and villages, comes from Iran. Dozens of its top com-
mandershavereceivedtraininginIran.
SheikYazeeb Khader, a Hamas political activist andeditor based
inRamallahintheWest Bank, recentlytoldtheWashingtonTimes
that the current turmoil in Lebanon is part of an inexorable pro-
cess that began in Gaza when Hamas wrested control and will
spreadacross theMiddleEast:
What happenedinGazain2007isanachievement, nowit ishap-
peningin2008inLebanon.
Its going to happen in 2009 in Jordan, and its going to happen
in2010inEgypt,Khader saidintheinterview. Weareseeingare-
drawing of the map of the Middle East where the forces of resis-
tance and steadfastness are the ones moving the things on the
ground.
Israel is determinedtoavoidarepetitionof its Lebanesefailurein
Gaza. Suchsurgical strikes, however, maynot beenoughtoendthe
threat. As we foundout inIraq, it may require boots onthe ground
goinghousetohouseandroomtoroom.
PerhapsthistimeIsrael will not loseitsresolveinthefaceof inter-
national pressure, andfinishthejob.
Drug War: Nobody likes seeing Mexicanbeauty queens
inhandcuffs. But Laura Zuniga, arrestedDec. 22 with
seventraffickers inJalisco, represents a cultural aspect of
the war that blocks victory. The state will have to be hard.
ISSUES &INSIGHTS
Condom Nation
T
hanks to the fat wallet of New York City mayor and presi-
dential wannabe Michael Bloomberg, Johns Hopkins Uni-
versitycanindulgeinideologically-drivenscholarship.
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public HealthonMon-
day releaseda study contending teens who make premarital absti-
nence vows are just as likely to engage in premarital sex as those
whodont. Moreover, teensmakingandbreakingthepledgearesig-
nificantlyless likelytousebirthcontrol, it says.
The WashingtonPost treatedit like anepic revelation. Premari-
tal Abstinence Pledges Ineffective, Study Finds, was the Posts
headline, paired with this kicker: Teenagers Who Make Such
Promises Are Just as Likely to Have Sex, and Less Likely to Use
Protection, the Data Indicate. Buriedinthe piece was Bloomberg
School report author Janet Rosenbaums revelatory remark that
abstinenceis effectivewhenbasedonindividual conviction.
TurningtoBloomberg.comscoverage, theheadlinewasVirgini-
ty Pledges Fail to Trump Teen Lust in Look at Older Data. Curi-
ously, the news organization founded by Bloomberg failed to note
healsofundedtheschool at Johns Hopkins that wrotethestudy.
A few months back, Johns Hopkins researchers reported that
years after droppingthe hallucinogenic fungi psilocybininexperi-
ments, 61%of subjects saidthey felt it hadmade themmore loving
and sensitive. Maybe psilocybin trips can be incorporated in the
next Johns Hopkins teensex-edstudy.
Consider this finding: according to the Centers for Disease Con-
trols National Center for Health Statistics in an analysis of teen
sexual behavior, First intercourse was nonvoluntary for 9% of
teenfemales.Thatsateendaterapeepidemic. It shouldbefought
witheducationagainst theassumptionthat teensexis inevitable.
AstheInstitutefor ResearchandEvaluationhasnoted, teensexu-
al activity rates, abortion, pregnancy and out-of-wedlock birth
rates have been dropping for over a decade, coinciding with when
abstinence education began in earnest. Those stats have risen for
those19to25, agroupnot targetedbyabstinenceprograms.
Abstinence-edcant workas aone-night stand. AbstinenceClear-
inghouse President Leslee Unruh puts it well: You teach youth
how to have sex and they will become sexually active. You teach
themhowto abstain, and reinforce that message consistently, and
theywill abstain.
Z
uniga, 23, was a promising talent. Shed won Miss Hispano-
americainBolivia twomonths agoandwas set tocompete in
Miss International, the third-biggest contest in the pecking
order of global pageants.
But something went very wrong by the time she was pickedup by
Mexican cops at a roadblock near Guadalajara. Standing shame-
facedly in a police lineup alongside seven sleazy-looking drug traf-
fickers, a cache of guns, ammo and $53,000 laid out on the table, it
was obvious she hadnt taken seriously the reality that Mexico is at
war withtraffickers whoareacancer destroyingher country.
Guilty or not, the former preschool teacher shouldnt have even
knownthesepeople.
That she did is testimony to the fact that drug trafficking has fes-
teredalot longerthanthewill tofight it inMexico. Inanordinaryso-
ciety, a beauty queen like Zuniga would recoil at the sight of these
filthydrug thugs. The fact that one of the prettiest girls inthe coun-
try is attracted to these barbarians is one reason why its so hard to
get ridof them.
Beautyqueensarerolemodelsof sorts, inbothpopculturebut also
in a much broader, cultural sense. The drug trade lures all kinds of
peoplewithits promiseof easymoneyandimpunity.
Tolerance of traffickers is a secondary effect of this, and its still
out there. The corrido ballads of northern Mexico glorify traffick-
ers as RobinHoods. Adozenattorneys leapt todefendZuniga, daily
newspaperLaJornadareported.
Meanwhile, shopping malls in Zunigas native Sinaloa state are
full of trafficker molls showing off their bling, the HoustonChroni-
clereports. This wouldnt happenif Mexicos government hadnt in
thepast madeits citizens cynical bylettingthedrugtradeflourish.
Bycontrast, todays Mexicangovernment has madea credibleand
costlyeffort tofight thetraffickers, spending$7billionof its meager
cashandlosing500policeandarmyofficers, ofteningrislyways.
Theviolencehas hit innocent bystanders, liketherandomcitizens
senselessly murdered in a Monterrey-area jewelry store in 2007,
their deaths caught on a security camera. If Mexico wants to win
thiswar, it must movetocurbthis unhealthycultural milieuof esca-
latingviolenceeverybit as muchas it fights thetraffickers.
Public service messages arent enough: It will take making an ex-
ample of anyone who could be looked up to as a role model. It will
also take getting the truth out about dopers especially their self-
ish, desperate, destructive and violent existence. For Mexico, drug
dealersneedtohavethesamepariahstatus as, say, al-Qaida.
Theonlyotherthingthat cancounteract drugdealingslureisterri-
bleconsequences, not just for thetraffickers, but for thosewhosoft-
lyenablethem. That includes potential rolemodels.
It wont be popular, but if the government wants to win, it will
havetocomedownhardonZuniga.
Memo To Obama: Cut Taxes For All
BEFORE AND AFTER: Laura Zuniga, who represented Mexico in top
beauty pageants in 2008, was arrested Dec. 22 in the company of seven
capos fromthe Juarez Cartel, which plagued Mexico this year. AP
Media: Major news organizations are just gloating
about the latest study proving that abstinence educa-
tion not only doesnt work but is dangerous. If protect-
ing kids mattered to them, they would dig deeper.
Beauty Queen Busted
WINNER OF THE 2008
Pulitzer Prize
ISSUES & INSIGHTS READ WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IN THE COUNTRY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 A11
JOSEPH J. MURI N
P
ickanyrecent crisis man-made, nat-
ural, younameit andbeforethedust
has even settled people are choosing
losers and winners, those with much to
learnandthosewithmuchtoteach.
The finger-pointing is not constructive.
But the lessons to be learned from those
who survive crisis even thrive, in some
cases are.
Sowhat isit about theGovernment Nation-
al Mortgage Association, known by the
more-familiar Ginnie Mae, that has made it
thrive while all around it housing-related
businessesarestruggling?
InJuly of this year, despite the weakening
economy, GinnieMae morethantripledthe
securities it guaranteed vs. the previous
July, making more than $26 billion avail-
ablefor affordablehomemortgages.
InOctober of this year, Ginnie Mae issued
guarantees for more than $29 billion in
mortgage-backed securities, or MBS, the
most in its history all while keeping our
expenses-to-revenue ratio well below oth-
ers intheindustry.
Jobnumber oneat GinnieMaeis toensure
that our securities obtainthebest execution
possible. That executionpricedirectlybene-
fits our FHAandVAborrowers by ensuring
thelowest interest ratepossible.
Todays market creates a new reality for
mortgagelenders andsecurities. Therefore,
we consistently strive to expand our inves-
tor base and provide the liquidity for which
themarket depends onus.
Yes, evenintheworst economictimescon-
sumers still want and need mortgage loans
tobuy homes. Lenders still want andneeda
way to increase liquidity so they can make
those loans. And investors still want and
needasafeharbor for their investments.
Ginnie Mae is that safe harbor. Whats
most instructive is how we became and re-
mainthat safeharbor.
For starters, lets agree that there is no sil-
ver bullet. But there are somefundamentals
in the way Ginnie Mae does business that,
taken together, explain our success and,
more importantly, provide valuable lessons
for others operating ina variety of fields, in-
cludinghousing.
Our success lies in focusing on the basics,
the unglamorous fundamentals that make
up the blocking and tackling of the housing
industry.
Tofully understandGinnie Maes singular
success in weathering the economic storm,
its useful to understand what Ginnie Mae
is. It was established by Congress in 1968
with a single mission: expand affordable
housing for low- and moderate-income
Americansbylinkingtheglobal capital mar-
ketstothenations housingmarket.
Ginnie Mae doesnt do this by loaning
money directly to homebuyers or purchas-
ing mortgage loans. Instead, we guarantee
securities that are backed by FHA and VA
mortgages withthe full faithandcredit of
theU.S. government.
This government guaranteeassures inves-
tors that theyll receive full and timely pay-
ment of principal and interest regardless of
whether the borrower pays the mortgage.
So an investor in Asia can confidently buy
into a pool of U.S. mortgages, making
money available for a family inTexas tobuy
ahome.
Its how we go about doing this that pro-
vides themost valuablelessons.
As stewards of the taxpayer, our approach
is conservative. We are proud of the fact
that Ginnie Mae is self-sustaining; our net
income goes right back to the government.
Our conservative mind-set acts as a kind of
self-regulator, keeping us focused on cer-
tainty over chance, dependability over
doubt.
Sound old-fashioned? Maybe so. But its a
core reason why Ginnie Mae is thriving
whilesomanyothers continuetostruggle.
While many in the economic arena have
adopted increasingly risky approaches in
the quest for ever-higher returns, Ginnie
Maehas stucktoits corecompetence.
Rather than branching out into the newer
andriskier types of securities, its collat-
eral consists only of government-insuredor
government-guaranteed loans. Since we
dont buy or sell loans or maintain a portfo-
lio, we dont havetoengage insophisticated
hedging strategies to manage interest-rate
risk.
Serving ineffect as the banker for the Fed-
eral Housing Authority and other govern-
ment mortgage insurers (Ginnie Mae pro-
vides the liquidity that allows them to in-
sure loans at reasonable rates), it benefits
fromtheir commitment tobasic underwrit-
ing principles: You dont loan money to
someone without first determining if they
canpayit back.
We never take our eye off the ball when it
comes tofollowingsoundbusiness process-
es andpractices. Due diligence underscores
everything we do, translating into the best
deal for borrowers and a constant, reliable
sourceof vital liquiditytothemarket.
As Ginnie Maes business has grown, so
has the potential for newrisks. The organi-
zation is constantly reviewing every part of
its business to make sure it is managing
thoserisks effectively.
Ginnie Mae has a new chief risk officer, a
riskcommitteeandareconstitutedissuerre-
view board to make sure it is applying the
highest standards of selectivity as it consid-
ersnewissuers.
By focusing on fundamentals like these,
Ginnie Mae has beenable to succeedwhere
others have not. Ginnie Mae is serving as a
beacon, illuminating the path for where the
public and private sectors should be head-
inginthefuture.
Whileit maynot havealways beensofash-
ionable, Ginnie Mae has spent the last 40
yearshelpingrestoreconfidenceandliquidi-
ty to the nations housing market and help-
ingnearly30millionAmericanfamilies find
their pathtohomeownership.
Throughout that time, its approach and
its lesson have been the same: Keep your
eyeontheball andstayfocusedonthefunda-
mentals.
00 Murin is president of Ginnie Mae.
B
arack Obama and his family are vaca-
tioning in his native Hawaii, far from
the wintry snows of Chicagoandfar
from almost every other American politi-
cian.
Theres a metaphor here for how I think
Obama is going to conduct himself as presi-
dent:
Hes going to try to keep his distance from
otherpoliticians, includinghisfellowDemo-
crats. I see him trying to remain aloof from
his party, much as Dwight Eisenhower did
five decades ago. Like Eisenhower, I think
hes drawn the conclusion that his party
needs himmorethanheneeds his party.
Whats my evidence for this? Well, for one
thing Obama didnt do
a whole lot of cam-
paigning for his fellow
Democrats this year
after he clinched the
partys nomination in
earlyJune.
His monster rallies in
the fall resembled his
monster rallies in the
spring: enthusiastic
and adulatory crowds
inspiredby this unique
candidates oratory, without much atten-
tion paid to local Democratic officeholders
andoffice-seekers.
Similarly, after the election Obama chose
not to campaign for Democrat Jim Martin
inGeorgias Dec. 2Senaterunoff theelec-
tion that, depending on howthe Minnesota
contest turnsout, couldmakethedifference
between 59 Democratic votes in the Senate
andafilibuster-proof 60.
Nor didhedevoteanysignificant attention
tothetwoLouisianaHouserunoff elections
Dec. 6, bothof whichDemocrats lost.
There were good practical reasons for
Obamas nonparticipation: One of the Loui-
siana Democrats is under indictment, and
polls suggested that the Georgia race was
out of reach.
But Democratic politicians know that Bill
Clinton campaigned for the Democrat in a
similar Georgia runoff just after he was
electedin1992.
And they may have gotten the sense that
Obama doesnt much care to campaign for
anybodybut himself.
And remember how Obama first came to
ourattention.
Yes, it was a speech at a Democratic Na-
tional Convention, but it was a speech that
dwelled on what we as Americans have in
common, not on how Democrats are better
thanRepublicans.
It was a speech that did a lot for Barack
Obama and very little for the Democratic
nomineethat year, JohnKerry.
AndwhenKerrylet it beknowninNovem-
ber that he would very much like to be ap-
pointed secretary of state by the man to
whose political career he had given a deci-
sive boost by picking Obama as keynoter,
therewas notelephonecall fromChicago.
Kerry, for reasons that make a lot of sense
to me, didnt suit Obamas needs and so will
have to make dowithbeing the junior sena-
tor fromMassachusetts.
Courting Warren
Then there was the decision to have Rick
Warrendelivertheinvocationat theinaugu-
ration.
A masterstroke, I think, for President
Obama. It was a signal to evangelical Chris-
tians that he intends to be their president,
too, andthat heseesthemasalargeandlegit-
imatepart of his constituency.
But it was also felt, predictably, as a slap in
theface bythoseadvocates of gayrights and
same-sex marriage who want to ostracize
those who, like Warren, have publicly dis-
agreedwiththem.
The Edison/Mitofsky exit poll tells us that
Obamas constituency and the Democratic
Party constituency are not precisely coinci-
dent. Obama carried voters under 30 by a
huge 66%-to-32% margin; he ran ahead of
House Democrats among that age group,
while running behind House Democrats
amongvoters older than30.
When you look at the state-by-state re-
sults, you find evidence that Obama profit-
ed from a large turnout by young blacks,
many of whom had never voted before and
some of whom may not vote again, at least
when, as in 2009 and 2010, Obama is not on
theballot.
Certainly they didnt turn out in anything
likethosenumbers inthe GeorgiaandLoui-
sianarunoffs.
Duringthe transitionperiod, Obamas poll
ratings have soared sky-high, even despite
the late unpleasantness of Rod Blagojevich
(who was pretty speedily thrown under the
samebus as theRev. JeremiahWright).
One possible scenariofor his presidency is
that his poll ratings continue to soar for
some time, as Dwight Eisenhowers did for
almost all of his eight years.
Back then, many Republicans grumbled
that Ike did little to help his party and said,
privately, that he was selfish. Eisenhower, I
suspect, regarded himself as a unique na-
tional figure and believed that maximizing
his popularity far beyond his partys was in
thenational interest.
Out there in Hawaii, Obama may feel the
sameway.
L ET T ERS
PERSPECTI VE
Calif ornia s Real Problem
Whilethemainargument of California
Schemin: What One-PartyRuleIs Doing
ToOnce-GoldenState(Editorial, Dec. 23)
is that thefailureof Californiastategovern-
ment tospendappropriatelyandresponsi-
blyhas ledtothecurrent financial crisis, the
real probleminthestatehas beenyears of
uncontrolledillegal immigration.
Thenonstopinflowof povertyandcrime
fromMexicohas finallycaught up, creating
abadsituationwhereconstantlyincreasing
numbers of peopleneedingsocial services
aremet withthedeclineof taxpayingciti-
zenswhotypicallycarrythemajorityof the
burden.
Unfortunately, I haveheardnothingfrom
thestateabout stoppingthis madness and
gettingserious about deportingillegals and
discouragingnewarrivals. Until theydo,
therest of thecountrythat is, federal tax
dollars shouldcertainlynot beaskedto
bail out suchfiscal andpolitical irresponsi-
bility.
Jerre McManus, via e-mail
Caroline And Barack
Re: NewYorkDeserves AQualifiedSena-
tor(Editorial, Dec. 17), just thinkwhat you
couldsayabout Carolinewhenshegets the
Senateseat: Shes nowwell-knownfor
beingfamous.
Shereminds meof someoneelsethat was
weanedoncommunityactivism. Barack
Obamahadnotrackrecordof anymeaning-
ful achievement. But it didnt matter be-
causethemass mediawereinthetankfor
him. Henever hadtoanswer toughques-
tions about past relationships (William
AyersandTonyRezko) that werequestion-
ableat best andcriminal at worst.
Likethemoral hazardthat occurs when
businessesdont havetopayfor past deci-
sions that failed, it looks likemoreandmore
intellectualsandelitists dont havetoexperi-
enceanyconsequences for their past ques-
tionableactions.
Merit counts for nothingandcelebrity
status for everything. Andif themedialove
you, youreinnomatter what.
RonLivaudais, Orlando, Fla.
Three Cheers For Blago!
RatherthancriticizingIllinois Gov.
Blagojevichfor tryingtosell aU.S. Senate
seat, weshouldcommendhis creativestriv-
ings totransformgovernment andmakeit
morebusinesslike.
Ratherthanschedulinganother costly
election, cash-strappedIllinois shouldhold
apublicauction, sellingits conveniently
availableseat tothehighest bidder. Fiveor
sixsuitablelocal candidates likeMc-
Donalds, StateFarm, Walgreen, Sears,
Caterpillar andKraft couldbeencouraged
tobidcompetitively.
Thinkof it as abetter kindof bailout, free-
enterprisefriendly. Insteadof thegovern-
ment buyingabusiness: viceversa.
AdvertisingandPRexperts confirmsuch
astellar seat shouldbringat least $500mil-
lion. Sinceonly5millionpeoplevotedfor
senator last time, that means everypast
voter couldbegiven$100, suitableeconom-
icstimulus for theeconomy. Further, since
another electionwouldcost $35million, $7
pervoter inunnecessarygovernmental
wastewouldbesaved.
This reformproposal will alsoaddsignifi-
cantlytobadly-neededpolitical transparen-
cy. Unliketheother 99senators, wewont
everhavetoponder whosepocket Sen.
RonaldMcDonaldis in.
FredMeyer, Cambridge, Mass.
Bailing Out The Bucket Brigade
Re: Nonprofits Dont NeedABailout:
AmericansGiveInBadTimes, Too(Per-
spective, Dec. 24), thenonprofit sector
seems tohavelost touchwiththeideathat
sometimes (hopefullymoreoftenthannot),
therewardfor ajobwell doneis just that.
Giveapersonafish, andtheycaneat while
theyaretaught tofish. If thepersondoesnt
learntofish, it is well advisedtofindout
why.
Cantheytrulynot fishor is it easier to
masqueradeas someonewhocant fish, in
thehopes that thosefreefishwill keepcom-
ing?If thepersondoeslearntofish, how
doestheinstructor justifynext weeks pay-
checkor thebonus theyworksohardfor?
Transparencyseems tobeabuzzword
whenit comes toCEOs andgovernment.
Nonprofits shouldnot onlyfit under the
samelookingglass but shouldset thestan-
dardof equity, ethicsandexcellencefor
publicandprivatesectors at least, if not for
thewholeof thecommunity.
Christopher W. Osborn, Portland, Ore.
ON THE RI GHT
S
ocial and political epochs rarely end
preciselyonschedules providedbycal-
endars.
Many historians date the end of Europes
19th century to 1914 and the outbreak of
World War I. What we call The Sixties in
the United States, with its ethos of reform
and protest, ended with Richard Nixons
landslide re-election in 1972 and the wind-
ingdownof theVietnamWar.
Inthesameway, theoutcomeof this years
election means that 2009 will, finally, mark
thebeginningof the21st century.
It comes as we face parlous economic con-
ditions and a slewof newthreats. Nonethe-
less, we should view this as an opportunity
to embrace the words
of one of Barack
Obamasfavoritepresi-
dents.
As our case is new,
sowemust thinkanew,
and act anew, Abra-
ham Lincoln declared
in 1862. We must dis-
enthrall ourselves, and
then we shall save our
country.
For all the chatter
about the world changing decisively after
the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, our re-
action to the attacks was conditioned by
20th-centuryassumptions.
Instead of seeing the spasm of violence as
representingsomethingentirelynew, Presi-
dent Bushs administration, aided by think-
ers allied to its approach, resolutely forced
eventsintotheinterpretiveboxes fashioned
inprevious decades.
Aband of reactionary terrorists whose ac-
tions reflected the weakness of their posi-
tion were raised up to world-historical sta-
tus.
They were totalitarians, which suggest-
ed they represented a threat as powerful as
thoseembodiedbyHitler andStalin.
They were Islamofascists, a sobriquet
that credited them with battling under the
banner of a coherent, modern ideology
when in fact they are inspired by a ragtag
jumbleof ideas rootedinthemedieval past.
Osama bin Ladens commitment to reviv-
ingthe power of the oldIslamic Caliphate
was takentobe as real as the danger of Sovi-
et troops pouring across the old East Ger-
manborder or Hitler occupyingCzechoslo-
vakia.
The new global war on terror was en-
dowed with the same coherence as the old
ColdWar.
It was a dangerous and self-defeating set
of illusions. Our battle with the terrorists is
difficult precisely because it doesnt fit into
thefamiliar categories.
It grows out of struggles withinIslamover
whichwehavelittlecontrol betweenShi-
ites and Sunnis, between modernizing and
reactionary forces, between old regimes
andnewcontenders for power.
It involves the Palestinian-Israeli conflict,
which, as the battle in Gaza shows, always
threatens to fly out of control. But it also in-
volves the struggle over Kashmir, as the at-
tacks in Mumbai demonstrated, and the
fears of Iranian-Shiitepower intheGulf.
None of this makes our situation easier,
and it will certainly not make the danger of
terrorismgo away. But it does highlight the
urgency of disenthralling ourselves from
datedideas.
So, too, does the rise of a newarchitecture
of power in the world with the emergence
especiallyof IndiaandChina. FareedZakar-
ia says his book The Post-American
World is not about the decline of Ameri-
ca, even if its catchy title suggests other-
wise, but hes right to think anew about
Americaninfluence.
What should fall is another illusion, the
idea that the United States is the worlds
sole remaining superpower. This notion
weakenedusbecauseit suggestedanomnip-
otencethat nonationcanpossess.
By shedding this misapprehension, the
UnitedStates couldactuallyrestoreitsinflu-
ence. Wecouldrediscover theimperativeof
acting in concert withothers to build global
institutions that strengthen our security
andfoster our values.
Nowhereistheneedforanewunderstand-
ingmoreobvious thanineconomic matters.
Capitalism will not disappear, but the cur-
rent crash has destroyed a series of damag-
ingmyths.
Those brilliant financiers were not so bril-
liant after all and certainly did not deserve
the outsized rewards our system showered
uponthemfor threedecades.
They didnot understandthat the financial
instruments they created contained time
bombs that would eventually rip apart the
verysystemfromwhichtheysoprofited.
Themarket cannot operatewithout signifi-
cant regulation, and dreaded government
turns out to be the only institution with the
capacity to repair things when market ac-
tors are routed from the field and sit, petri-
fied, at thesidelines.
Barack Obama will have as free a hand as
history ever allows to chart a new course
andtodefineanewera.
He may or may not succeed, but the coun-
try was right to seize the opportunity he of-
feredto put the previous century and its as-
sumptions behindus.
Up To Obama
To End Myths
Of Bygone Era
Obama May Be
Like Ike: Aloof
FromHis Party
COPIESOFBUSINESSCLOSURES: OfficeequipmentpilesupatastoragefacilityinKashiwa, Japan, onMonday. OfficeBuster, areseller
of used equipment, says the weak economy is driving companies out of business and larding up its inventories. AP
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NYSE AMEX 118,846 98,876
Boston 150,287 141,272
Chicago 1,160,790 1,087,920
ISEC 984,496 711,401
Philadelphia 1,177,232 371,250
Totals 3,591,651 141,968,930 2,410,719 106,604,939
AberFitc 21.61
cJan09 25 911 039
ADC Tel 4.86
pJan10 5 519 170
AdobeSy
pJan10 20 1.0k 440
cJan10 25 606 285
cJan10 2750 549 220
cJan10 30 750 160
AEagleO 9.11
cJan10 1250 349 130
AK Steel 8.59
pJan10 10 1.0k 450
Altria 15.19
cJan10 20 691 053
AmbacFn 1.16
cJan10 250 466 045
AMD 2.10
pJan10 250 2.6k 130
pJan10 5 3.3k 330
AmExp 17.70
pJan11 250 518 045
pJan10 20 2.1k 7
cJan10 20 2.1k 421
Amgen 56.87
cJan10 60 1.0k 965
AmIntGp 1.55
cJan10 250 342 045
cJan10 5 432 015
Anadrk 37.89
cJan10 90 1.2k 040
ApldMat 9.80
cJan10 1250 700 125
BankAm 12.94
pJan10 15 4.0k 550
cJan10 40 552 008
cJan10 50 1.4k 001
BedBath 24.43
cJan10 30 800 330
Blackstn 6.46
pJan10 250 333 083
BnkUtd 0.17
cJan10 5 350 005
BrMySq 22.94
cJan10 250 3.0k 2020
Cadence 3.28
cJan10 5 316 045
Caterpillr 42.34
pJan10 45 3.0k 1115
cJan10 45 1.0k 690
ChespEng 15.60
pJan10 5 413 065
pJan10 1250 2.6k 370
cJan10 1750 2.6k 420
pJan10 25 2.5k 1230
Chevron 71.55
cJan10 80 407 843
Cisco 16.01
pJan10 10 5.0k 106
cJan10 1750 371 259
cJan10 20 1.0k 164
cJan10 25 375 068
Citigrp 6.57
pJan10 750 407 283
cJan10 15 303 046
cJan10 2250 353 012
cJan10 25 769 006
cJan10 30 447 007
CoeurM 0.88
cJan10 250 2.7k 025
cJan10 5 316 013
ConocPhil 49.00
cJan10 60 728 575
CVS Cp 27.23
cJan11 30 413 630
cJan11 35 355 470
cJan11 40 2.8k 350
cJan10 45 8.3k 070
cJan10 50 9.7k 035
Dell Inc 10.34
cJan10 10 1.0k 272
cJan10 1250 491 167
cJan10 15 304 107
cJan10 1750 2.0k 063
DowCh 15.32
cJan11 10 519 640
pJan11 10 315 230
pJan10 10 1.0k 150
pJan10 1250 730 260
pJan10 15 1.6k 380
cJan10 15 1.1k 349
cJan10 1750 498 253
cJan10 30 332 050
eBay 13.40
pJan10 750 4.2k 091
pJan10 15 2.0k 410
cJan10 20 1.3k 097
Elan 5.63
pJan11 750 1.0k 414
pJan10 750 1.0k 364
pJan11 10 3.0k 591
pJan10 10 3.0k 561
cJan10 20 1.8k 035
cJan10 25 1.0k 020
cJan10 30 311 005
EMC 10.29
cJan10 1250 551 138
ETrade 1.09
cJan10 10 1.0k 005
EvrgrSlr 2.87
cJan10 5 346 080
FanniMae 0.73
cJan10 250 336 025
FidlNFin 17.16
pJan10 10 383 220
FMCG 23.14
pJan11 30 343 1320
FordMot 2.22
cJan10 250 341 097
cJan10 5 342 054
FredMac 0.71
cJan10 250 330 030
Gannett 7.50
pJan10 15 400 860
GenElec 15.66
pJan10 10 366 161
cJan11 1750 692 355
cJan10 20 1.5k 170
cJan11 2250 318 210
cJan10 30 1.1k 023
cJan10 35 406 010
GenMotrs 3.60
pJan10 250 731 172
pJan10 10 907 850
GoldFLtd 9.84
cJan10 10 445 310
GoldmanS 76.56
cJan10 220 428 015
Headwatrs 6.67
pJan10 5 4.8k 170
pJan10 10 337 460
HeclaM 2.71
cJan10 750 375 040
HewlettP 35.58
cJan11 40 600 770
Hologic 11.78
cJan11 15 343 380
cJan11 1750 950 295
cJan10 30 6.0k 025
cJan10 35 3.6k 010
cJan10 40 7.1k 005
HomeDp 23.36
pJan11 30 3.0k 1135
IBM 81.25
cJan10 90 1.5k 930
Intel 14.13
cJan11 15 308 330
pJan11 20 426 830
cJan11 20 548 180
cJan10 20 347 1
cJan11 2250 1.1k 134
pJan11 2250 1.3k 1018
pJan11 25 710 1230
cJan11 25 536 099
cJan10 2750 4.6k 022
cJan10 30 2.2k 015
pJan10 30 2.1k 1638
IntlPapr 11.43
cJan10 20 570 065
iSh20 TB 120.75
pJan10 90 672 530
iShBraz 32.70
pJan09 35 646 1253
cJan10 40 536 555
iShEMkt 24.00
cJan10 24 5.0k 530
JohnJns 58.15
pJan10 50 516 470
JPMorg 29.78
pJan10 20 441 445
cJan10 30 1.0k 720
cJan11 30 645 835
cJan10 40 309 350
Kinross 18.29
cJan11 15 311 8
KraftFds 26.52
cJan10 25 352 350
Lowes 21.25
cJan10 25 560 3
MasterCd 139.34
cJan10 200 400 1320
MBIA 4.04
cJan10 1250 409 060
McDnlds 60.38
pJan10 30 335 106
Microsft 18.96
pJan10 15 2.3k 225
cJan10 20 401 310
pJan10 20 302 460
cJan10 25 8.1k 147
cJan10 40 10k 007
MktVGold 33.03
cJan10 45 1.0k 490
MorgStan 14.90
cJan10 30 328 085
Motorola 4.05
cJan10 10 300 019
NA Pall 1.94
pJan10 250 580 120
NuanceCm 9.49
pJan10 750 400 180
cJan10 10 304 270
NYSE Eu 24.03
cJan10 55 352 054
OilSvHT 71.40
pJan10 65 807 15
cJan10 70 689 1840
cJan10 75 346 1640
Palm 3.15
cJan10 10 1.0k 020
Pfizer 17.29
pJan10 15 1.0k 223
cJan10 1750 2.0k 224
cJan10 20 572 128
PrS UlFn 5.25
pJan10 16 800 1110
PulteHm 10.04
pJan10 250 575 065
pJan10 15 400 740
PwNas100 q 28.89
pDec09 29 500 480
cDec09 29 500 450
PwNasd100 28.89
cJan10 25 1.0k 663
pJan10 25 2.0k 323
pJan10 28 636 443
PwNasd100 q 28.89
pDec09 30 500 529
Qlogic 12.79
cJan10 15 573 145
Qualcom 34.10
cJan10 55 443 092
Rambus 15.20
cJan10 30 1.5k 270
RschMotn 38.81
cJan10 140 404 022
Schlmb 40.91
pJan10 25 607 310
SearsHld 35.78
pJan10 95 1.2k 72
SilvStdRs 15.71
pJan11 750 339 270
SiriusXM 0.13
cJan10 250 1.1k 005
SLM Cp 8.37
cJan10 20 3.2k 065
SP Eng q 46.15
cDec09 68 700 275
pDec09 70 2.0k 2675
SP Engy 46.15
pJan10 40 378 665
cDec09 42 1.0k 1085
cDec09 43 673 1040
pDec09 45 1.1k 905
cJan10 45 305 990
pDec09 46 903 970
cDec09 46 660 9
pDec09 48 510 1095
cDec09 49 457 775
SP Fncl 11.68
cJan10 25 529 018
SPDR 86.91
cDec11 40 301 4692
SpdrHme 11.34
pJan10 11 2.0k 320
cJan10 11 696 310
cJan10 12 1.1k 270
pJan10 12 2.4k 370
Starbucks 9.03
cJan10 20 1.0k 022
SwnEngy 28.81
pJan10 1750 1.1k 370
SwstAirl 8.05
pJan10 10 1.2k 340
cJan10 15 600 045
Symantec 12.63
cJan10 15 501 175
Target 32.39
pJan10 35 376 1180
cJan10 35 743 868
cJan10 40 456 705
pJan10 40 480 1515
cJan10 45 827 565
pJan10 50 498 2270
cJan10 50 1.3k 439
cJan10 55 508 345
Tesoro 12.66
pJan10 1750 663 750
Tiffany 21.50
cJan11 30 500 480
TimeWarn 9.65
pJan10 15 409 617
TollBros 19.70
cJan10 30 352 290
UltraPet 33.30
cJan10 50 414 4
US OilFd 30.92
pJan10 15 354 130
cJan11 40 623 840
Verizon o 33.14
cJan10 30 391 629
WalMart 55.11
cJan10 50 359 1085
cJan10 55 403 820
cJan10 70 803 290
cJan10 75 591 175
WeathfInt 10.00
pJan10 750 1.0k 220
cJan10 10 527 352
WillmsCos 13.92
cJan10 25 1.2k 096
Yahoo 11.88
pJan10 10 1.6k 245
pJan10 25 1.0k 1347
YingliGr 5.34
cMar09 5 680 135
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Call Open Put Open
Exchange Volume Interest Volume Interest
AM BioT Close 617.17 Mar
c600 150 3250 .... .... .... ....
Bank Idx Close 41.44 Mar
p35 40 065 .... .... .... ....
DJ Inds Close 84.83 Mar
p70 .... .... 600 115 4 213
p71 .... .... 104 146 .... ....
c78 431 705 .... .... .... ....
p80 460 137 7 355 .... ....
p81 40 145 .... .... .... ....
p82 132 2 .... .... 1 556
p83 38 229 .... .... .... ....
p84 139 3 21 495 1 585
c84 451 305 408 490 .... ....
p85 3.3k 365 50 515 27 710
c85 1.0k 262 10 420 30 540
p86 222 380 .... .... .... ....
c86 40 185 10 395 .... ....
c88 93 128 .... .... 58 380
c89 508 099 .... .... .... ....
p90 60 640 37 855 .... ....
c90 264 061 12 2 .... ....
c93 70 029 3 130 .... ....
GS Idx Close 121.99 Mar
p75 40 005 .... .... .... ....
p110 512 330 10 787 .... ....
c120 53 820 11410 3 16
MS CYC Close 446.73 Mar
c490 .... .... 800 920 .... ....
c490 .... .... 800 920 .... ....
Nasd100 Close 1173.14 Mar
p700 .... .... 15 175 38 525
p800 .... .... 38 530 101040
p850 71 070 40 745 201480
p875 8 080 87 9 361780
p900 288 133 4 980 43 21
p925 34 222 531350 262450
p950 66 263 771760 .... ....
p975 87 320 12125 .... ....
p1000 70 4 82560 .... ....
p1025 354 650 73040 .... ....
p1050 148 10 228 34 .... ....
p1075 247 1320 .... .... 15970
p1100 169 1850 515150 .... ....
p1125 74 2660 .... .... .... ....
p1150 93 3350 437050 .... ....
c1150 245 5390 48050 .... ....
p1175 197 4110 17 75 .... ....
c1175 143 3920 367250 .... ....
c1200 276 29 395625 .... ....
p1200 170 6030 119323 1116
c1225 52 1828 54984 .... ....
p1225 124 7650 19442 .... ....
p1250 100 9440 .... .... 4126
50
c1250 525 12 133780 .... ....
c1275 1.3k 7 243470 .... ....
c1300 1.0k 352 1242150 .... ....
c1325 333 176 301710 .... ....
c1350 377 090 331110 2 24
c1375 51 050 58 790 .... ....
c1400 87 025 76 540 .... ....
c1425 81 015 25 370 .... ....
c1550 .... .... 390 065 .... ....
c1575 .... .... 390 040 .... ....
Oil Idx Close 947.04 Mar
c1080 2 280 4001980 .... ....
OilSvc Close 11.76 Mar
p85 25 035 .... .... 71 430
p105 50 330 .... .... .... ....
c125 98 360 .... .... .... ....
c130 316 270 .... .... 40 890
Rus2000 Close 466.15 Mar
p160 .... .... .... .... 50 030
p210 .... .... .... .... 50 065
p230 .... .... 404 042 .... ....
p240 .... .... 1 060 50 133
p250 .... .... 5 070 50 153
p260 22 010 60 065 .... ....
p280 50 009 437 120 .... ....
p290 36 016 40 160 1 356
p300 198 015 382 189 4 467
p310 1 020 87 258 .... ....
p320 117 022 516 3 184 667
p330 248 035 342 398 186 770
p340 166 054 337 482 1 932
p350 310 065 118 587 21070
p360 665 1 83 709 .... ....
p370 638 125 458 840 331350
p380 530 202 24 10 481540
p390 573 240 691245 151770
c400 45 6867 37654 18252
p400 626 328 1.4k1465 3.3k2182
p410 460 480 411681 103 24
p420 385 680 1.3k1960 .... ....
p430 201 1005 9 24 .... ....
p440 380 1190 212640 573460
p450 534 1450 93082 353780
c450 40 3050 264363 55268
c460 101 2610 26 40 1454520
p460 136 1910 29 34 1554470
p470 404 2440 .... .... 24390
c470 278 2070 413230 204172
c480 2.8k 1580 5 33 25 37
p480 664 3090 .... .... 14980
p490 42 3482 145120 355720
c490 153 1190 .... .... .... ....
p500 562 4340 .... .... .... ....
c500 154 832 372160 202849
c510 1.8k 593 1.3k 17 .... ....
c520 287 401 171330 562110
c530 2.5k 258 1.4k1150 221780
p530 41 68 .... .... .... ....
c540 1.0k 168 64 950 96 15
p540 75 7389 .... .... 118860
p550 64 8337 .... .... .... ....
c550 406 120 90 705 901290
c560 408 070 164 550 921080
c570 324 043 150 445 1.1k 850
c580 573 023 156 338 112 770
c590 230 023 287 259 1.1k 6
c600 337 010 708 190 20 467
c610 24 012 151 140 392 360
c620 23 005 552 107 4 393
p630 40 16367 40 16472
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p640 40 17383 40 17457
.... ....
c650 .... .... 741 045 3 175
c670 .... .... 732 020 .... ....
SemiconIdx Close 201.95 Mar
c200 100 850 .... .... .... ....
SP100 Close 417.46 Mar
p280 200 010 10 110 .... ....
p305 98 040 1 267 .... ....
p310 334 050 12 327 .... ....
p320 4 055 20 390 64 730
p345 252 165 12 653 .... ....
p350 94 150 1 7 251220
p360 320 250 .... .... .... ....
p370 255 320 .... .... .... ....
p380 95 420 11440 .... ....
p390 71 580 .... .... .... ....
p400 266 890 691920 .... ....
p405 69 10 .... .... .... ....
c410 49 18 52860 .... ....
p410 77 1240 .... .... 13170
p415 683 1330 .... .... .... ....
c415 72 1680 12610 .... ....
c420 126 1350 212320 .... ....
p420 240 1750 20 30 13540
c425 47 1070 351950 .... ....
c430 42 890 .... .... .... ....
c440 137 510 271330 41 18
p450 39 4050 .... .... .... ....
c450 192 295 1 947 .... ....
c455 115 220 1 807 .... ....
c460 218 150 33 730 .... ....
c465 2.2k 105 12 570 .... ....
c470 166 075 .... .... .... ....
c475 2.0k 045 11 388 .... ....
c480 125 035 2 315 30 7
c485 46 030 .... .... .... ....
c490 46 020 2 2 10 580
c495 .... .... 52 135 .... ....
c500 550 015 90 120 4 336
c510 109 010 2 063 .... ....
SP100Eur Close 417.46 Mar
p405 60 1220 .... .... .... ....
p410 87 1410 .... .... .... ....
c415 202 1480 .... .... .... ....
p415 202 1430 .... .... .... ....
c460 82 120 14 650 .... ....
c475 152 040 .... .... .... ....
c485 40 030 .... .... .... ....
c515 50 010 .... .... .... ....
SP100Eur st Close 417.46 Mar
c410 75 1070 .... .... .... ....
p410 85 530 .... .... .... ....
p415 333 660 .... .... .... ....
c415 333 770 .... .... .... ....
SP100Euro Close 417.46 Mar
p300 .... .... 40 261 .... ....
p310 30 050 40 320 .... ....
p340 85 110 .... .... .... ....
p355 82 225 .... .... .... ....
p395 87 890 601960 .... ....
SPX500 Close 869.42 Mar
p575 .... .... 115 282 .... ....
p585 50 050 .... .... .... ....
p600 3.5k 055 1.5k 4 1.3k 740
c625 130 23645 .... .... ....
....
p625 10 095 16 510 397 980
p650 4.0k 110 403 7 7001240
p670 3.0k 140 17 865 .... ....
p675 219 130 23 979 4011660
p700 3.5k 205 2.2k 11 1.7k 20
p710 4.4k 240 201350 .... ....
p715 120 320 .... .... .... ....
p720 56 344 13 15 .... ....
p725 183 340 4101550 1.0k2590
p730 121 412 .... .... .... ....
p750 7.4k 480 .... .... 7792950
p755 52 604 .... .... .... ....
p770 267 6 2 24 .... ....
p775 390 740 102607 .... ....
p780 529 750 .... .... .... ....
p785 96 8 .... .... .... ....
p790 268 9 .... .... .... ....
p800 5.4k 1050 1.7k 30 13k 44
c800 421 7295 15 92 .... ....
p805 51 1340 .... .... .... ....
p810 76 13 .... .... .... ....
p820 200 16 .... .... .... ....
p825 25 17 3294090 5125560
p830 754 19 .... .... .... ....
p840 390 2296 .... .... .... ....
c850 11k 4330 111 59 3.1k 75
p850 15k 24 1.6k 48 3.8k6290
c855 1 38 65790 2.3k 69
p855 4 2794 .... .... 2.3k 68
c860 50 3270 25350 6.8k 70
p860 65 2620 152 55 7.3k 68
c865 421 30 .... .... 585 66
p865 219 2840 .... .... 585 67
c870 471 31 .... .... 5.5k 67
p870 119 31 4 59 5.6k 68
p875 12k 3310 679 60 12k7880
c875 11k 2790 400 46 12k6080
c880 10k 24 .... .... .... ....
c885 38 2170 .... .... .... ....
p890 101 4650 1006580 .... ....
p895 552 48 42 68 .... ....
c900 19k 1750 10k3570 1.8k 50
p900 1.7k 49 1.6k7205 1.1k8450
c905 59 1420 .... .... .... ....
c910 2.0k 1270 .... .... .... ....
p910 50 60 .... .... .... ....
c915 831 1064 2402750 .... ....
c920 169 1010 .... .... 1 41
p925 72 7470 38773 .... ....
c925 390 9 437 26 1.5k3670
c930 6.0k 740 .... .... .... ....
c935 12 627 400 21 .... ....
c940 49 550 .... .... 1.5k 30
c950 2.9k 4 4221870 1612920
p950 387 96 20 10430 39
116
c955 216 333 .... .... .... ....
c960 318 280 121350 .... ....
c965 152 238 .... .... .... ....
c970 63 2 .... .... .... ....
c975 507 150 131136 305 20
p975 .... .... .... .... 3101392
0
c980 53 146 14 984 .... ....
c990 180 120 .... .... 11830
c995 37 080 .... .... .... ....
c1000 10k 075 848 750 2.6k1430
p1000 107 13560 .... .... ....
....
c1010 63 060 2 570 131324
c1020 .... .... 57 490 .... ....
c1025 70 050 1.2k 460 261080
c1045 38 025 .... .... .... ....
c1050 224 030 435 255 1.6k 660
p1050 5 18770 5 191
54 200
c1075 14 020 1.9k 150 .... ....
c1090 80 020 .... .... .... ....
p1090 43 225 42 225
.... ....
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3M Co Close 55.37 Apr
p50 563 050 266 180 1.3k 3
c60 2.4k 040 123 135 161 255
A M D Close 2.10 Apr
c250 2.4k 011 no tr no tr
A M R Close 10.37 May
c9 6.6k 165 5 205 71 310
AbitiBow Close 0.49 Mar
c750 10k 001 no tr no tr
AbtLab Close 52.17 May
p4250 1.2k 010 582 055 no tr
p50 2.2k 110 85 230 no tr
c5250 377 125 1.1k 255 no tr
c55 1.0k 045 33 145 12 280
AdobeS Close 20.52 Apr
p1750 57 026 1.4k 085 100 150
c2250 370 030 3.0k 090 498 180
AgFeed Close 1.52 May
c250 no tr 4 010 1.0k 025
Agnico Close 50.76 May
c55 2.7k 195 177 430 96 750
AK Steel Close 8.59 Mar
c10 2.7k 040 14 1 161 140
Akamai Close 14.45 May
p15 147 130 4.4k 2 16 290
AlcatlLu Close 2.13 Mar
c750 10k 001 no tr no tr
c10 5.0k 001 no tr no tr
Alcoa Close 9.73 Apr
p750 2.9k 026 60 047 24 092
c10 3.2k 066 274 103 191 157
c1250 1.7k 012 195 029 209 075
AlliData Close 45.24 Mar
p45 no tr no tr 1.8k 580
Altera Close 15.89 Mar
p15 10k 042 3.0k 105 50 135
Altria Close 15.19 Mar
c15 2.6k 054 112 090 850 108
p15 1.7k 041 43 074 647 109
c16 2.8k 016 251 044 439 059
Amazon Close 49.40 Apr
p40 1.7k 048 43 242 147 405
p4250 1.1k 086 287 312 no tr
p45 2.2k 139 98 4 33 585
p4750 1.4k 221 40 520 no tr
c50 2.8k 270 263 550 224 745
p50 3.9k 334 325 625 320 820
p55 1.2k 689 12 965 40 11
c55 3.8k 097 167 345 10 535
c60 2.5k 026 170 209 1.3k 375
AmerCap Close 2.88 May
c250 1.8k 055 2 090 no tr
Ameron Close 57.86 Mar
c65 3.0k 125 no tr 2 710
AmExp Close 17.70 Apr
p1250 3.5k 020 582 065 33 120
p15 1.0k 045 425 120 57 195
p1750 1.0k 135 19 220 no tr
c20 1.0k 045 958 110 58 186
c2250 1.1k 015 20 050 231 110
Amgen Close 56.87 Apr
c60 5.7k 097 18 240 48 385
c6250 2.2k 045 53 155 10 293
c70 1.4k 009 5 029 48 104
AmIntGp Close 1.55 May
c250 1.7k 002 258 008 no tr
p27 3.0k2550 no tr no tr
Anadrk Close 37.89 May
c40 4.0k 135 766 320 1 550
c45 472 030 2.0k 145 26 370
AnnalyCap Close 15.00 Apr
c15 1.0k 080 368 150 16 183
ApolloGrp Close 76.40 May
p50 1.3k 025 4 060 28 2
p75 283 470 1.1k 640 54 970
Apple Close 86.61 Apr
p65 1.0k 030 31 188 50 369
p75 1.5k 110 277 380 154 635
p80 5.2k 206 86 550 173 810
c80 2.0k 880 2681215 30 15
c85 5.6k 550 755 925 1001160
p85 3.8k 380 1.8k 745 731065
c90 8.0k 305 660 675 160 988
p90 3.3k 635 303 995 1391355
p95 1.1k 980 1991285 1271640
c95 6.7k 154 484 475 384 790
c100 5.9k 073 547 325 246 610
c105 3.0k 035 201 213 74 447
c110 2.5k 016 238 140 109 350
p115 3.5k2857 162924 62 31
c115 1.8k 011 159 088 164 250
p120 3.6k3340 103380 53540
c120 2.8k 005 745 053 321 183
ArchCoal Close 15.57 Apr
p1250 1.2k 025 340 1 3 176
c1750 5.3k 050 125 145 8 245
ArchDan Close 28.70 Mar
c30 1.5k 085 53 205 72 265
AT&T Inc Close 27.86 Apr
c2750 3.7k 103 no tr no tr
p2750 2.0k 119 no tr no tr
c28 no tr 1.9k 165 23 231
p28 no tr 2.9k 231 100 326
c29 2.5k 038 308 117 5.4k 188
c35 4.7k 003 no tr 178 027
BarickG Close 36.52 Apr
p35 1.5k 155 70 319 379 490
BB&T Close 25.75 Mar
p15 6.4k 005 no tr 10 060
BcoBrad Close 9.35 Mar
c15 no tr no tr 1.7k 025
BedBath Close 24.43 May
c30 1.3k 020 12 049 16 135
Bk of Am Close 12.94 May
p5 1.2k 001 128 009 473 030
p10 2.3k 019 906 076 184 155
p11 1.6k 035 4.4k 105 3.5k 194
c1250 4.3k 125 1.7k 209 382 299
p1250 6.2k 080 2.4k 164 128 263
c14 4.1k 058 1.7k 137 678 230
c15 7.3k 032 2.9k 101 512 191
c16 1.7k 018 1.7k 072 316 155
c1750 1.0k 007 1.9k 042 471 112
p20 2.3k 710 14 725 67 777
p2750 3.5k1470 no tr 91429
p30 5.6k1734 no tr 1001670
c50 11k 001 no tr no tr
BncoItau Close 10.84 Mar
c15 no tr no tr 1.3k 065
BostSc Close 7.36 May
c10 4.1k 001 320 017 46 045
BP PLC Close 45.32 Apr
c45 1.3k 210 805 340 154 455
c50 1.6k 035 274 130 549 258
BrMySq Close 22.94 Mar
c15 7.2k 770 no tr 22k 770
c1750 259k 530 no tr 5
531
p20 3.3k 016 24 058 32 091
c20 384k 292 95 320 173
345
c25 3.0k 015 140 055 1.1k 090
p35 25k1250 no tr no tr
CantelMed Close 13.91 Mar
c15 6.9k 030 no tr no tr
CapOne Close 29.31 Mar
p25 1.8k 1 10 319 142 401
c35 1.7k 070 80 235 218 330
c40 1.6k 015 259 110 60 187
Carnvl Close 23.04 Apr
p15 no tr no tr 1.1k 085
Caterp Close 42.34 May
p30 1.1k 009 64 060 105 190
c35 1.8k 780 36 805 no tr
c40 431 326 1.4k 470 15 640
p40 1.9k 127 125 289 162 510
c45 685 075 417 226 1.9k 391
Celgene Close 52.48 Apr
c60 3.2k 030 73 150 45 3
Cemex Close 9.06 Apr
c10 1.0k 055 61 110 121 165
Cephln Close 77.00 May
c85 1.0k 038 500 150 no tr
ChesEng Close 15.60 Apr
c5 1.1k1050 no tr no tr
c15 1.0k 151 667 250 88 340
c1750 2.0k 060 913 145 199 247
Chevron Close 71.55 Mar
p55 no tr 3.2k 115 150 190
p60 1.1k 050 570 195 10 285
c75 1.5k 135 357 330 90 434
c85 7.7k 010 196 060 530 145
ChkPoint Close 18.50 Apr
c2250 1.0k 005 no tr 3.0k 055
Cimarex Close 25.83 Mar
p35 1.7k 950 no tr no tr
Cisco Close 16.01 Apr
p12 no tr 1.3k 024 no tr
p15 6.9k 034 247 088 4.2k 136
c16 2.3k 067 2.1k 123 101 171
p16 586 073 2.2k 133 75 182
p1750 1.7k 175 no tr no tr
c1750 6.1k 018 no tr no tr
Cisco fr Close 16.01 Apr
p20 2.2k 410 no tr 15 430
CIT Grp Close 4.02 Apr
p10 1.5k 610 no tr no tr
Citigrp Close 6.57 Mar
p250 1.6k 001 no tr 21 014
p5 9.4k 012 320 047 94 060
p6 6.0k 035 6.9k 079 199 099
c6 6.4k 092 463 137 40 154
c750 10k 026 no tr 519 085
c7 no tr 4.9k 083 no tr
p750 11k 120 no tr 101 174
c9 2.4k 009 4.5k 028 391 044
p10 3.1k 345 no tr 5 370
c10 4.9k 004 1.3k 015 514 027
c1250 3.0k 001 no tr 251 010
CitrixSy Close 23.33 Mar
p2250 523 080 1.7k 169 877 210
p25 275 225 1.0k 3 1.5k 350
c25 127 040 460 121 2.6k 160
CliffsNatR Close 24.00 Apr
p25 17 260 8 440 1.4k 625
c30 201 045 1.0k 155 206 340
Coach Close 19.76 May
c30 no tr 1.2k 010 no tr
CocaCola Close 44.41 May
c45 2.4k 105 253 220 1 360
p45 2.0k 180 7 294 15 461
c4750 1.2k 030 102 115 896 225
p50 2.0k 630 no tr no tr
ComcastA Close 15.53 Apr
c1750 183 023 2.3k 075 no tr
Comcs sp Close 14.70 Apr
p1750 1.2k 290 no tr no tr
ComstkRs Close 44.44 Mar
c45 1.0k 3 no tr no tr
ConocPhil Close 49.00 May
p45 2.8k 110 320 277 54 509
c50 3.2k 196 147 370 565 580
p50 3.7k 3 1.7k 495 47 735
c55 3.8k 051 1.7k 174 90 380
CtlAir B Close 17.45 Mar
c20 1.2k 040 64 140 118 210
CVRD Close 11.24 Mar
p11 3.8k 071 2 127 no tr
p1250 1.1k 170 no tr no tr
c1375 2.2k 012 no tr no tr
CVS Care Close 27.23 May
c3250 16 005 9 047 6.5k 133
c35 6.3k 002 20 020 762 080
Dell Inc Close 10.34 May
p5 no tr 1.1k 005 no tr
c11 742 027 7.2k 067 262 127
p13 no tr 1.9k 294 no tr
DeltaAir Close 10.78 Mar
p750 3.0k 015 65 050 48 075
c10 1.2k 137 55 210 73 235
DicksSport Close 12.47 Mar
c15 605 025 1.6k 075 296 110
DirecTV Close 00.00 Mar
c2250 42 045 86 145 1.2k 190
Disney Close 21.47 Apr
c2750 97 005 84 020 1.0k 055
c30 26 005 no tr 1.1k 030
DJIA Dia q Close 84.91 Mar
p81 1.2k 163 53 375 9 509
p82 1.2k 170 25 390 no tr
p84 1.4k 240 43 491 no tr
p85 1.2k 288 79 497 no tr
c85 3.3k 281 53 490 8 549
c86 1.2k 219 24 410 6 510
c87 1.4k 186 31 340 no tr
Dow Ch Close 15.32 Mar
p1250 5.2k 025 1.3k 060 414 085
c15 10k 135 2.0k 195 265 227
p15 16k 098 2.5k 160 787 185
p1750 2.3k 250 427 309 209 346
c1750 9.4k 050 4.2k 090 3.9k 126
p20 1.2k 465 55 495 83 523
c20 7.0k 015 634 043 510 065
DryShips Close 8.99 Mar
c10 2.7k 070 257 150 160 2
c1250 1.2k 029 1.1k 091 149 135
c15 1.1k 014 39 050 313 087
eBay Close 13.40 Apr
p12 226 024 3.1k 075 371 122
c16 843 007 3.0k 038 14 079
Elan Close 5.63 Apr
p1250 2.0k 684 no tr no tr
EleArt Close 15.12 Mar
c15 73 105 4.0k 190 71 220
p15 103 095 1.5k 175 23 210
c1750 2.3k 027 10 089 30 120
EnCana Close 44.39 Apr
p60 2.9k1650 no tr 101795
p80 3.4k3650 no tr no tr
EricsnTl Close 7.40 Apr
p750 1.2k 046 no tr 35 1
ExxonMob Close 78.02 Apr
p50 16 010 no tr 1.3k 113
p60 1.3k 024 458 109 45 240
p70 1.4k 093 239 287 165 476
c75 1.5k 490 1.8k 675 123 895
p75 2.7k 202 2.5k 450 185 665
p80 1.3k 415 387 675 19 910
c80 6.8k 204 291 410 1.3k 625
c85 3.3k 054 705 214 1.2k 407
c90 1.1k 010 508 095 366 247
FannieM Close 0.73 Mar
c250 3 004 no tr 1.9k 005
FedEx Close 60.14 Apr
c60 60 280 1.0k 5 70 720
p60 381 3 1.6k 490 1 710
FfthThrd Close 7.73 May
p5 22k 010 20 040 no tr
c10 45 005 1.3k 035 no tr
FinLine Close 5.36 May
p5 no tr no tr 1.0k 110
FM C&G Close 23.14 May
p2250 1.1k 151 150 290 77 480
c2250 2.0k 213 151 370 12 526
c25 3.1k 102 1.3k 241 129 430
c30 810 017 1.1k 097 144 277
FordM Close 2.22 Mar
c250 6.8k 017 no tr no tr
Gannett Close 7.50 Apr
c20 5.0k 001 no tr no tr
c2250 5.0k 001 no tr no tr
c25 5.0k 001 no tr no tr
Gen El Close 15.66 Mar
p1250 1.0k 016 no tr 1.1k 086
p14 1.5k 034 959 085 187 125
p15 7.0k 058 3.5k 124 145 165
c15 2.5k 117 210 171 112 206
c16 7.5k 063 3.2k 120 92 145
p16 7.9k 105 979 175 104 218
c1750 6.3k 020 no tr 463 091
c17 no tr 1.4k 076 no tr
c20 1.8k 004 187 018 2.3k 037
Genentc Close 81.97 Mar
p70 2.6k 050 no tr no tr
c85 1.1k 175 1 353 16 470
c90 3.5k 065 no tr no tr
GenMotrs Close 3.60 Mar
c250 8.2k 110 no tr 949 115
p250 4.6k 026 no tr 2.4k 107
p4 1.6k 107 150 178 1 221
c4 6.5k 024 939 041 254 053
c5 1.4k 009 48 018 191 025
p5 2.6k 195 1 272 38 310
c14 10k 001 no tr no tr
Goldcorp Close 31.30 Apr
c30 2.5k 278 42 430 1.2k 590
p30 2.0k 154 25 301 74 460
c3250 2.4k 155 580 310 488 470
c35 1.9k 075 240 218 448 361
GoldFLtd Close 9.84 Apr
p750 371 015 1.5k 050 525 093
c10 1.5k 065 57 126 251 176
GoldmnS Close 76.56 Apr
p45 1.1k 023 70 106 85 305
p50 2.1k 030 226 157 187 4
p75 2.5k 435 428 793 2631195
c80 1.1k 330 63 640 2391011
c85 1.0k 162 104 440 512 785
c95 1.1k 035 153 157 12 440
Google Close 297.42 Mar
c300 1.2k1250 1642370 2002910
c330 1.5k 275 321160 66 16
Grace Close 4.95 Mar
p10 1.4k 510 no tr no tr
Halbtn Close 17.48 Apr
p1750 2.2k 106 157 193 88 292
HarleyDav Close 15.78 May
p1250 1.9k 035 1 1 3 2
p15 1.8k 090 10 170 no tr
HarmonyG Close 10.46 May
c10 3.4k 110 346 170 270 250
c1250 4.6k 025 86 075 2 150
HartfdFn Close 15.54 Mar
p750 194 005 23 039 2.0k 060
HawaiiHld Close 00.00 Apr
c5 1.1k 095 no tr 550 155
Headwatrs Close 6.67 May
c30 5.6k 001 no tr no tr
HeclaMn Close 2.71 Mar
c250 6.5k 035 no tr 550 075
HewlettPk Close 35.58 May
p35 767 110 1.1k 235 391 393
c35 1.8k 155 956 275 14 430
c3750 3.3k 050 543 160 98 317
c40 3.0k 015 316 080 57 225
Hologic Close 11.78 Mar
c20 5 010 no tr 4.5k 010
HomeDp Close 23.36 May
c25 2.4k 045 779 116 no tr
I B M Close 81.25 Apr
p60 2.4k 011 46 075 26 210
c65 31550 no tr 1.4k 18
p75 3.5k 108 123 345 103 550
c90 1.2k 035 258 175 117 360
Intel Close 14.13 Apr
p1250 2.6k 024 no tr no tr
c14 1.8k 081 351 117 50 173
p14 1.1k 071 215 125 13 173
p15 1.7k 129 283 175 18 230
c15 2.7k 039 369 073 784 126
c1750 1.7k 004 no tr no tr
InterDig Close 25.63 Mar
c30 3.6k 035 69 105 5 180
iSh20 TB Close 120.75 Mar
p110 534 055 360 230 25k 430
c130 95 054 no tr 10k 340
iShBrazil Close 32.70 Mar
p30 374 130 4 271 1.3k 369
c30 34 4 no tr 1.2k 624
c33 1.5k 210 no tr no tr
c35 1.1k 135 13 260 10 330
c38 1.1k 055 7 165 87 210
c40 664 025 1.3k 120 28 170
c45 348 005 no tr 10k 075
c50 no tr no tr 10k 035
iShEmMkt Close 24.00 Mar
p24 9.1k 139 60 236 no tr
c25 12k 092 82 185 50 244
c26 2.6k 062 37 146 57 207
c27 1.2k 036 37 109 no tr
iShJapan Close 9.24 Mar
c10 1.1k 010 no tr 115 040
iShMexico Close 32.18 Mar
p35 no tr no tr 2.0k 480
c35 46 045 10 180 2.0k 230
iShR2000 q Close 46.82 Mar
p34 50k 006 6 049 no tr
p39 1.3k 031 32 132 no tr
p40 10k 035 348 151 4 216
p43 3.9k 099 29 219 7 360
p44 4.3k 122 62 264 no tr
p45 13k 154 164 287 1 385
c45 1.2k 308 69 440 no tr
p46 5.9k 180 1.0k 345 27 475
c46 3.7k 246 29 405 54 495
p47 4.0k 235 72 380 no tr
c47 4.1k 219 30 326 75 440
p48 3.2k 310 2.8k 441 3 563
c48 4.5k 166 67 294 552 4
c49 2.5k 122 551 243 1.0k 340
p49 1.3k 345 114 485 no tr
c50 5.4k 089 96 208 2 330
c51 1.7k 067 54 184 4 290
c52 2.2k 040 109 153 15 222
c53 3.1k 028 640 116 13 192
c54 1.0k 023 160 1 12 181
c55 1.1k 013 611 076 12 151
iShREst Close 34.00 Mar
p24 131 030 40 105 2.0k 185
p30 1.8k 110 56 270 1.1k 380
p35 3.5k 309 124 490 no tr
iShRs2000 Close 46.82 May
p35 30k 008 21 060 no tr
iShsChi25 Close 28.24 May
c30 4.8k 090 4.4k 210 20 380
c33 7 029 2.5k 106 2 260
c35 5.9k 010 49 065 10 210
iShSilver Close 10.77 Apr
c12 1.1k 020 197 060 26 1
JohnJn Close 58.15 Apr
c55 2.1k 355 85 470 38 570
p55 7.2k 070 129 185 65 316
c60 2.1k 085 1.5k 190 493 285
p60 1.7k 3 849 410 473 560
c65 2.7k 010 3.1k 045 721 120
JPMorgCh Close 00.00 Mar
p10 3.6k 005 864 010 no tr
p25 2.1k 068 363 187 87 256
p27 no tr 1.0k 239 no tr
p28 no tr 1.8k 285 no tr
c29 8.5k 224 13k 350 156 440
p29 1.1k 190 438 325 38 415
c30 5.1k 171 917 305 242 390
p30 7.1k 234 97 390 26 465
c31 1.3k 128 460 250 10 320
c3250 2.2k 080 no tr 3.1k 272
c35 1.9k 032 637 116 108 185
p40 1.0k1090 no tr 381160
Keycp Close 7.64 Mar
c750 33 080 no tr 2.1k 160
KingPh Close 9.94 Apr
p10 1.6k 080 1 115 no tr
KinrossG Close 18.29 May
c1750 1.2k 170 160 260 6 380
c20 2.4k 061 152 160 28 291
Kohls Close 33.76 Apr
c35 2.1k 159 98 295 83 460
p40 1.6k 670 no tr 4 910
Kraft Close 26.52 Mar
p25 3.8k 030 52 075 590 120
Kroger Close 25.41 Apr
c2750 850 020 1.4k 050 352 130
LDK Solr Close 12.67 Mar
p10 31k 025 14 090 31 170
Level3 Close 0.65 Mar
c5 5.0k 005 no tr no tr
Lilly Close 38.48 Apr
c40 221 065 1.9k 160 127 245
LinnEngy Close 14.15 Apr
c15 5.4k 035 322 065 339 1
Lorillard Close 55.24 Mar
p50 2.2k 060 no tr no tr
M&T Bk Close 53.63 Apr
p40 2.9k 020 50 178 20 340
MarvellT Close 6.27 May
p750 1.6k 134 24 160 264 195
c10 no tr no tr 2.5k 025
MasterCd Close 139.34 Apr
c150 1.2k 270 2 886 111310
McDermInt Close 8.87 May
c10 1.9k 035 135 075 6 145
McDnlds Close 60.38 Mar
c60 3.8k 2 51 330 438 420
c65 1.1k 025 174 140 126 195
c6750 5.1k 005 54 069 43 123
Medicis Close 13.38 Apr
p15 1.0k 2 no tr no tr
Merck Close 28.30 Apr
p2750 1.3k 090 1.0k 173 10 269
c40 1.5k 004 no tr no tr
MerrillLyn Close 11.07 Apr
p10 2.0k 047 2 108 45 163
p1750 5.1k 660 no tr no tr
p19 5.0k 810 no tr no tr
p24 1.3k1310 no tr no tr
p25 4.7k1410 no tr no tr
MerrLyn Close 11.07 Apr
p26 1.2k1510 no tr no tr
p2750 4.7k1660 no tr no tr
MicronT Close 2.36 Apr
c250 3.9k 020 no tr no tr
Microsft Close 18.96 Apr
p10 no tr no tr 4.1k 010
p15 2.2k 004 3.2k 037 1.0k 080
c1750 1.4k 165 no tr 73 285
p1750 12k 032 no tr 439 161
c18 no tr 1.6k 207 no tr
p19 2.3k 088 394 175 101 233
c19 3.9k 078 1.9k 151 482 209
c2250 1.4k 005 no tr no tr
Microsft fr Close 18.96 Apr
c20 6.1k 039 5.9k 103 5.3k 162
c21 4.2k 016 3.3k 073 196 125
c22 no tr 3.7k 044 278 090
MktVGold Close 33.03 Mar
p30 1.4k 1 25 210 10 303
Monsnto Close 68.47 Apr
c75 2.2k 125 256 370 78 640
c80 1.0k 066 86 216 24 470
c100 1.2k 005 no tr 183 110
MorgStan Close 14.90 Apr
p1250 2.6k 039 no tr 23 225
c14 1.0k 155 42 220 110 3
Mosaic Close 33.87 Mar
c35 1.6k 240 112 437 57 530
c40 1.0k 085 130 240 177 360
Motorola Close 4.05 Apr
p4 1.9k 026 29 047 135 071
MyriadGnt Close 64.88 May
p40 1.8k 005 no tr 20 095
Netflix Close 27.93 Mar
c30 1.1k 078 27 230 20 275
NewAlliB Close 12.53 May
p1250 5.0k 060 no tr no tr
NobleCorp Close 22.09 Mar
c20 1.6k 280 no tr no tr
c2250 2.0k 140 473 241 113 310
NOilVarco Close 23.88 May
c25 1.0k 140 253 3 185 510
Nordstrm Close 11.50 Apr
c15 3.0k 015 no tr 1 105
Nucor Close 44.46 Apr
p35 1.4k 050 48 175 84 340
p3750 1.8k 085 145 225 36 410
c40 6.2k 586 43 762 52 920
Nvidia Close 7.75 Apr
c5 38 255 2.6k 280 no tr
c750 2.1k 055 3.9k 1 no tr
NwmtMn Close 40.70 Mar
p30 1.8k 014 30 077 54 152
p3250 1.3k 032 6 124 no tr
p35 1.2k 061 124 176 29 278
c40 1.5k 269 112 440 246 550
c4250 1.0k 157 298 292 65 420
c45 1.6k 087 126 250 161 325
NYSE Eur Close 24.03 Mar
p20 1.3k 045 89 150 105 209
c25 1.1k 122 114 252 12 310
c30 2.6k 026 142 094 512 146
OcciP Close 56.36 May
c55 688 450 1.2k 7 10 973
c60 1.2k 2 196 440 20 751
c65 2.4k 075 133 270 6 570
OilSvcHT Close 71.40 Apr
c80 3.5k 146 34 404 33 673
OilSvHT Close 71.40 Apr
p65 3.0k 187 104 465 291 745
p70 2.5k 365 7 716 22 990
c70 1.2k 524 48 840 1151170
PennWst Close 10.91 Mar
c10 2.1k 1 72 135 151 150
c1250 1.1k 030 71 030 181 050
PepsiCo Close 54.07 Apr
c6250 3 005 1.0k 030 22 085
Petrobrs Close 22.40 Apr
c50 5.0k 005 no tr no tr
c55 5.0k 005 no tr no tr
Pfizer Close 17.29 Mar
p1750 768 071 25 133 1.5k 154
c1750 4.6k 045 422 077 2.5k 098
c19 1.0k 008 288 026 180 045
c20 1.0k 003 28 012 362 022
PhilMorr Close 43.16 Mar
c40 1.0k 350 147 410 531 470
c45 655 050 379 130 1.2k 175
Potash Close 73.22 Mar
p65 1.1k 2 33 570 23 770
p70 1.5k 360 105 780 6 971
c70 1.4k 680 2351080 311320
c75 1.3k 410 182 859 1421080
PriceTR Close 31.28 Apr
p20 9.9k 005 no tr no tr
PrideIntl Close 15.33 Apr
c15 no tr 1.2k 225 no tr
PrinFncl Close 19.02 Apr
p1750 1.1k 110 25 245 no tr
ProctGam Close 60.20 Apr
p30 no tr no tr 1.1k 020
p60 1.7k 190 1.4k 340 60 490
c60 438 170 1.4k 3 17 411
c6250 304 065 377 175 2.3k 296
ProLogis Close 12.25 Apr
p10 1.2k 080 70 180 10 220
p1250 1.3k 166 65 303 30 350
ProUltFin Close 5.25 Mar
c5 2.5k 065 3.4k 106 80 125
p5 5.2k 040 9.2k 085 484 105
c6 3.8k 020 1.6k 065 1.0k 085
ProUltSP Close 24.59 Mar
p24 1.9k 160 21 290 1 380
c25 1.6k 150 753 260 26 310
c26 1.8k 1 58 215 13 280
PrS UlShFn Close 00.00 Apr
c200 1.6k 110 15 630 31410
PrudentlF Close 27.13 Mar
p1250 no tr no tr 5.0k 091
p20 271 070 175 207 2.5k 288
PwNasd100 q Close 28.89 Mar
c32 6.6k 012 8.8k 055 285 097
p32 1.8k 330 305 380 no tr
c33 1.9k 006 773 032 3.8k 068
c34 1.3k 002 659 019 no tr
c35 466 001 153 011 2.9k 030
c37 34 001 2.3k 004 10 013
PwShs QQQ Close 28.89 Mar
p20 1.0k 002 44 014 no tr
p24 2.1k 009 68 048 5 081
p25 1.2k 015 777 065 394 104
c26 1.3k 322 25 361 500 396
p26 4.7k 026 431 088 37 147
c27 2.5k 234 248 301 no tr
p27 4.1k 042 1.4k 117 270 180
c28 14k 163 254 229 280 277
p28 66k 068 1.7k 143 no tr
p29 20k 108 634 192 61 238
c29 60k 103 885 179 162 224
c30 16k 057 2.2k 131 516 170
p30 11k 161 1.1k 249 59 291
p31 6.4k 234 189 297 1 334
c31 6.5k 027 1.3k 089 549 132
Qualcom Close 34.10 Apr
p3250 4.0k 093 1.4k 213 no tr
c3250 1.5k 246 5.9k 355 1 475
p35 1.5k 209 1.2k 330 2 430
c35 984 110 2.9k 227 180 305
c3750 1.8k 037 208 134 101 215
RadNet Close 2.92 Mar
p250 no tr no tr 9.7k 060
c5 no tr no tr 9.7k 065
Raytheon Close 49.08 May
c35 4.4k 14 no tr no tr
c3750 33k1150 no tr no tr
c40 15k 9 no tr no tr
RegencyCt Close 41.83 Apr
p30 4.9k 045 no tr no tr
RegionsFn Close 7.94 May
p5 40 008 23k 025 no tr
RetailHT Close 72.69 Apr
p65 1.3k 060 196 225 18 430
Riverbed Close 10.17 Mar
p10 1.1k 065 230 125 100 150
RJamesFn Close 16.30 May
p10 no tr 9.3k 025 no tr
RohmH Close 53.34 Apr
p25 1.7k 025 236 069 10 1
p30 1.6k 080 152 150 290 2
p35 3.0k 175 342 280 539 360
p40 3.3k 295 525 450 4.0k 530
p45 13k 440 72 690 117 692
c50 1.4k 970 1211232 329 13
p50 24k 640 157 822 79 930
c55 1.4k 680 318 920 328 10
p55 14k 840 141240 3531190
c60 3.8k 450 127 650 10 7
p60 1.2k1090 111390 461420
c65 2.7k 275 537 410 132 480
p65 1.1k 14 251640 711620
c70 7.7k 135 408 210 275 270
c75 7.8k 050 296 085 735 098
RoyGld Close 48.17 Apr
c20 1.4k2820 no tr no tr
RschMot Close 38.81 Mar
p3338 2.2k 062 no tr no tr
p35 1.2k 097 420 251 815 344
p3663 1.5k 150 no tr no tr
p40 2.2k 311 140 476 238 581
c40 6.2k 188 1.0k 359 1.2k 465
RschMotn Close 38.81 Mar
c4338 1.9k 085 no tr no tr
c45 3.2k 053 399 180 711 288
c50 1.1k 016 319 087 277 165
c5663 2.7k 004 no tr no tr
SanDisk Close 9.06 Apr
c10 1.2k 044 13 105 120 165
SavientPh Close 4.92 Mar
c5 287 055 7 125 1.0k 195
Schlmb Close 40.91 May
c45 1.8k 085 426 245 24 463
SearsHldg Close 35.78 Mar
c35 1.7k 295 91 580 61 590
p35 1.6k 345 36 680 2 850
SemicHlTr Close 16.85 May
p15 8.4k 019 3 065 no tr
SilvWhtn Close 6.46 Mar
c5 953 167 80 190 1.0k 210
c750 2.1k 035 402 075 1.8k 1
SimonProp Close 48.96 Apr
p35 1.4k 057 no tr 56 470
SLGreen Close 24.42 May
p20 1.6k 075 62 250 no tr
Solarfun Close 4.80 Mar
c5 1.1k 026 5 060 18 080
SP Bas Close 21.76 Mar
p19 10k 023 10k 075 no tr
c20 no tr 3.0k 272 no tr
c29 1.6k 005 no tr no tr
SP Engy Close 46.15 Mar
p40 201 053 86 166 1.1k 260
p41 93 065 6.0k 194 no tr
p42 1.5k 088 4 240 2 306
p43 1.4k 106 3 275 796 345
p44 1.2k 138 65 312 200 375
c48 2.1k 143 33 272 167 365
c50 1.1k 074 560 210 305 295
c54 1.1k 017 88 099 no tr
SP Fncl Close 11.68 Mar
p10 1.6k 018 1.3k 061 40 094
p11 4.1k 040 403 093 21 133
c11 1.0k 106 82 157 14 190
c12 6.9k 051 121 107 52 141
p12 1.9k 087 110 144 79 178
c13 3.4k 022 1.0k 067 788 097
c15 608 004 329 020 2.4k 037
c20 4.0k 001 no tr 5 003
SpdGld nya Close 86.35 Mar
p80 1.8k 092 1.3k 255 77 390
p81 234 112 1.0k 285 2 411
p86 1.0k 310 148 510 no tr
c88 1.1k 260 70 480 76 620
c90 2.6k 187 266 401 188 560
c91 1.1k 165 80 390 29 520
SPDR Close 86.91 Mar
p55 23 002 2.0k 022 no tr
p64 50k 012 75 063 no tr
p65 700 012 22 068 2.6k 131
p68 139 020 1.0k 093 35 187
p70 7.2k 021 4.4k 109 no tr
p74 1.2k 040 68 175 223 274
p75 2.3k 046 148 179 2.2k 287
p76 2.3k 058 52 209 36 345
p77 8.8k 064 3.7k 229 no tr
p78 8.1k 076 237 251 259 390
p79 1.0k 1 357 284 194 410
p80 4.8k 102 10k 287 7.8k 450
p81 7.9k 123 170 335 2 5
p82 3.9k 144 8.6k 338 606 487
c82 1.5k 670 80 825 no tr
c100 1.1k 010 561 080 7.9k 162
c107 53 002 1.2k 017 no tr
SPDR q Close 86.91 Mar
c83 1.4k 585 2.2k 8 7 875
p83 31k 170 11k 373 8 6
p84 6.6k 205 1.3k 420 298 550
c84 3.9k 530 86 690 26 8
c85 2.6k 460 314 640 7.7k 775
p85 39k 226 4.4k 465 no tr
p86 5.4k 269 296 470 3 729
c86 3.3k 390 107 570 269 725
c87 9.9k 340 682 522 5 670
p87 3.7k 305 391 540 9 8
c88 8.6k 277 3.3k 470 78 595
p88 2.2k 350 3.1k 570 160 795
c89 5.1k 238 664 453 78 560
p89 6.2k 395 339 615 3 874
c90 15k 190 366 4 185 490
p90 2.9k 460 202 665 no tr
p91 1.7k 530 1.5k 790 no tr
c91 3.8k 152 283 363 no tr
c92 3.0k 119 20k 3 110 415
p92 1.6k 590 285 845 no tr
c93 4.9k 090 235 243 6 390
p94 2.1k 8 158 965 no tr
c94 1.0k 067 2.3k 237 no tr
c95 3.3k 050 676 206 312 3
c96 8.0k 033 286 162 23 259
c97 8.7k 029 491 147 no tr
c98 1.7k 018 64 125 16 205
sT Retail Close 19.10 Mar
p19 52 115 2.6k 184 no tr
Starbcks Close 9.03 Apr
p8 1.3k 018 357 057 no tr
c10 1.7k 022 550 058 15 099
StJoe Co Close 23.68 Mar
c25 1.4k 1 no tr 50 320
p25 1.3k 221 36 340 51 430
Stryker Close 39.35 Mar
c40 1.0k 133 16 241 11 320
SunTrust Close 27.77 Apr
p20 9.2k 025 no tr 5 237
p25 1.0k 105 2 3 10 420
SwnEngy Close 28.81 Mar
c35 214 040 1.1k 155 91 248
Synaptics Close 14.93 Mar
c20 57 005 no tr 1.8k 060
Synops Close 17.78 Mar
p1750 no tr 950 110 1.0k 135
Sysco Close 22.52 May
c1750 1.4k 480 no tr no tr
Target Close 32.39 Apr
p3250 2.7k 231 106 4 1 595
c3250 1.2k 225 80 380 1 541
c35 2.9k 114 253 259 331 460
c3750 433 063 712 185 2.0k 377
c40 1.9k 034 96 122 138 298
p4250 1.7k1060 no tr 1521280
c5750 no tr no tr 2.2k 050
TeckComB Close 4.72 May
c5 1.0k 050 103 070 no tr
Tellabs Close 4.10 Mar
c5 5.9k 005 2.8k 015 10 025
Terex Close 15.86 Apr
c20 1.0k 020 20 080 no tr
Teva Close 41.51 Mar
c4750 1.9k 010 no tr 706 065
TexasInst Close 14.67 Apr
c15 1.0k 043 675 092 15 129
Tifany Close 21.50 May
p15 1.6k 025 385 060 120 160
c2250 759 110 3.0k 230 no tr
TollBr Close 19.70 Mar
c20 273 115 1.1k 225 27 279
Transocn Close 46.38 May
p30 no tr 33 050 2.6k 180
p40 4.8k 080 164 240 176 480
p45 943 235 5.2k 440 32 7
c45 1.2k 380 229 620 174 890
c50 1.2k 170 493 383 202 670
UAL Cp Close 10.57 Mar
p10 1.1k 1 546 2 1.4k 240
c1250 3.4k 060 368 145 84 190
c15 2.3k 020 no tr no tr
UnPacif Close 46.08 May
c45 235 215 4.2k 4 no tr
c5750 1.4k 005 no tr no tr
c75 no tr 4.5k 005 9 020
UPS B Close 53.12 Apr
p40 1.1k 010 20 060 6 145
p50 2.5k 095 700 250 61 388
p55 1.6k 3 40 510 10 620
c55 1.6k 110 458 235 168 352
US Bancp Close 23.71 Mar
p20 3.0k 035 262 115 122 165
c25 1.1k 080 600 180 195 240
c2750 1.9k 020 1.2k 091 277 140
US NGFd Close 25.19 Apr
c26 1.3k 1 796 184 77 285
US OilFd Close 30.92 Apr
p23 717 035 no tr 1.7k 205
p24 1.2k 045 no tr 24 255
p25 1.8k 060 735 169 47 260
p27 4.0k 110 99 235 4 360
p28 10k 140 2.3k 275 25 380
c28 2.8k 420 58 520 25 640
c29 2.5k 360 934 5 11 540
p29 1.2k 174 52 370 224 420
c30 6.1k 310 429 460 356 570
p30 2.5k 220 189 360 143 5
c31 2.8k 255 130 4 39 523
c32 5.3k 205 622 367 55 5
c33 2.1k 165 177 310 97 450
c34 1.0k 135 191 260 1.5k 403
c35 2.2k 115 1.0k 260 636 380
c36 1.7k 086 94 220 45 290
c44 197 025 25 092 1.5k 160
USSteel Close 34.85 Apr
p20 1.0k 008 no tr 10 175
c35 1.3k 270 67 480 25 710
c40 1.2k 1 636 276 21 480
c50 1.1k 010 42 075 77 210
Utdhlth Close 25.57 Mar
p2250 2.9k 050 no tr no tr
c27 23 070 2.7k 185 no tr
ValeroE Close 20.83 Mar
c20 2.2k 184 14 263 114 324
p20 1.5k 102 193 207 89 260
Verizon o Close 33.14 Apr
c3250 1.3k 134 1.0k 219 59 287
p3250 1.4k 121 1.2k 218 85 325
c35 12k 034 458 115 1.3k 188
VertxPh Close 28.75 Apr
c30 2.0k 120 no tr 10 450
ViacomB Close 17.55 Mar
p15 2.5k 045 no tr no tr
Visa Close 52.17 Mar
c55 1.1k 109 20 3 18 410
Walgrn Close 23.65 Apr
c25 124 040 415 085 3.2k 160
WalMart Close 55.11 Mar
p45 3.0k 011 114 064 240 112
p4750 1.5k 022 328 094 4 147
p50 1.1k 038 132 142 32 220
p5250 1.0k 083 372 221 185 3
p55 2.7k 165 697 320 740 398
c55 3.6k 167 584 312 689 376
c5750 1.6k 066 684 198 430 258
c6250 56 007 65 056 1.8k 105
WeathInt Close 10.00 May
p750 1.0k 015 30 055 20 124
WellPoint Close 40.46 Mar
c40 100 2 1.6k 370 10 425
p40 2.8k 2 147 310 no tr
WellsFrgo Close 27.83 Apr
p20 457 031 7.8k 112 110 220
p25 1.1k 120 11 250 10 390
p26 1.6k 150 243 290 61 430
c27 no tr 1.2k 380 40 5
p27 no tr 3.7k 350 19 470
p30 2.3k 375 155 510 159 640
c30 1.7k 120 915 231 125 365
c32 no tr 1.1k 155 5 270
c35 1.3k 015 170 083 121 184
WynnRes Close 41.90 Mar
p40 1.3k 275 24 540 10 720
Yahoo Close 11.88 Apr
p10 1.3k 035 239 092 237 150
p11 3.1k 065 164 132 278 190
c1250 3.8k 073 no tr no tr
p1250 1.1k 138 no tr no tr
c15 1.3k 018 129 057 515 110
c20 1.0k 002 41 008 120 022
Yamana Close 7.48 Apr
c5 21k 255 58 270 514 295
p5 5.2k 008 66 016 45 045
c7 no tr 1.6k 125 517 172
c750 26k 060 no tr no tr
c9 3.2k 020 809 045 187 091
Jan Feb Jan Feb Jan Feb Jan Feb
20 Most Active Stock Options
Stock Optn Optn
Price Price Chg. Vol
BrMySq Jan 20 Call 22.94 2.92 0.16 384227
SPDR q Jan 85 Put 86.91 2.26 0.30 39881
LDK Solr Jan 10 Put 12.67 0.25 0.20 31117
iShRs2000 Jan 35 Put 46.82 0.08 0.04 30034
iSh20 TB Mar 110 Put 120.75 4.30 + 0.40 25352
BrMySq Jan 35 Put 22.94 12.50 3.18 25000
RohmH Jan 50 Put 53.34 6.40 + 1.00 24142
RegionsFn Feb 5 Put 7.94 0.25 0.05 23078
BrMySq Mar 15 Call 22.94 7.70 0.97 22200
FfthThrd Jan 5 Put 7.73 0.10 .. 22004
Yamana Jan 5 Call 7.48 2.55 + 0.53 21308
PwShs QQQ Jan 30 Call 28.89 0.57 0.15 16797
Dow Ch Jan 15 Put 15.32 0.98 + 0.83 16354
SPDR q Jan 90 Call 86.91 1.90 0.10 15711
Raytheon Jan 40 Call 49.08 9.00 1.70 15004
RohmH Jan 55 Put 53.34 8.40 + 1.90 14097
iShR2000 q Jan 45 Put 46.82 1.54 + 0.21 13906
RohmH Jan 45 Put 53.34 4.40 + 0.20 13441
iShEmMkt Jan 25 Call 24.00 0.92 0.04 12642
Verizon o Jan 35 Call 33.14 0.34 0.02 12407
20 Most Active Index Options
Index Optn Optn
Price Price Chg. Vol
SPX500 Jan 900 Call 869.42 17.50 1.90 19051
SPX500 Jan 850 Put 869.42 24.00 1.00 15928
SPX500 Mar 800 Put 869.42 44.00 0.10 13952
SPX500 Mar 875 Call 869.42 60.80 2.20 12876
SPX500 Mar 875 Put 869.42 78.80 + 3.30 12665
SPX500 Jan 875 Put 869.42 33.10 1.90 12278
SPX500 Jan 875 Call 869.42 27.90 3.30 11989
SPX500 Jan 850 Call 869.42 43.30 2.84 11477
SPX500 Feb 900 Call 869.42 35.70 3.80 10659
SPX500 Jan 1000 Call 869.42 0.75 0.25 10619
SPX500 Jan 880 Call 869.42 24.00 4.60 10168
SPX500 Jan 750 Put 869.42 4.80 0.70 7484
SPX500 Mar 860 Put 869.42 68.00 2.00 7300
SPX500 Mar 860 Call 869.42 70.00 .. 6869
SPX500 Jan 930 Call 869.42 7.40 2.60 6063
SPX500 Mar 870 Put 869.42 68.00 1.00 5648
SPX500 Mar 870 Call 869.42 67.00 .. 5522
SPX500 Jan 800 Put 869.42 10.50 1.40 5448
SPX500 Jan 710 Put 869.42 2.40 0.20 4477
SPX500 Jan 650 Put 869.42 1.10 0.20 4098
Total Total Call Put
Call Put Open Open
Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest
SPX500 138,172 133,386 1,811,276 2,802,834
Rus2000 22,003 19,126 378,449 364,846
Nasd100 5,881 3,253 65,756 92,746
DJ Inds 3,557 5,491 68,727 84,010
SP100 6,889 3,622 34,871 42,202
SP100Eur 712 399 10,654 4,656
SP100Euro 0 583 0 9,859
GS Idx 221 677 3,342 2,662
OilSvc 524 179 2,327 2,333
Total Total Call Put
Call Put Open Open
Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest
MS CYC 1,600 0 0 0
SP100Eur st 408 418 6 12
Bank Idx 50 40 222 410
AM BioT 160 24 347 45
SemiconIdx 100 10 378 47
Oil Idx 402 3 0 20
Semicon q 25 0 178 0
Bnk Idx q 10 0 0 0
Rus1000 2 0 0 0
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Comprehensive volume and prices for Monday, December 29, 2008.
Investors Business Daily shows options in a time-saving alphabetical list,
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Stock Options Leaders
INVESTOR' S BUSINESS DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 B1
U.S. St ock/ Broad Index
62.1 99 C 116.3 ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400 MZZ 0.0 64.88 1.33 -68
86.4 99 B 88.4 ProS Ultsht QQQ QID 0.0 61.01 1.10 -74
68.6 99 D 128.1 ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw SKK 0.5 71.75 2.96 -82
43.4 98 B- 90.9 ProS Short S&P 500 SH .. 75.11 0.33 -78
37.6 98 C 132.6 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM 0.4 71.02 2.02 -67
61.8 98 B- 115.7 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS 0.1 76.13 0.02 -73
42.4 98 B- 126.4 ProS Ultsht Smcp 600 SDD 1.0 70.31 2.21 -78
58.6 98 C+ 209.9 RX Inv 2X S&P 500 RSW .. 123.35 1.08 -65
34.0 97 B- 83.5 ProS Short Dow 30 DOG 0.2 70.79 -0.02 -73
42.4 97 B- 94.8 ProS Short QQQ PSQ 0.0 75.77 0.84 -73
31.8 97 D- 93.1 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM 2.0 70.14 1.63 -56
46.1 97 B- 86.7 ProS Ultsht Dow 30 DXD 0.2 57.22 0.38 -83
-32.0 75 D+ 20.8 PS Dyn Large Value PWV 3.0 13.83 0.00 -20
-31.1 74 B- 61.6 IS S&P/Topix 150 ITF 1.8 40.20 0.49 13
-29.9 74 C+ 56.8 Spdr S&P Dividend SDY 6.1 38.61 -0.38 -7
-30.5 73 B 57.1 VG Div Apprec VIG 2.6 38.89 -0.10 57
-35.9 69 C 135.5 DJI Diamonds Trust DIA 3.5 84.91 -0.16 -72
-37.3 68 C+ 16.8 NV Eqty Prem Income JPZ12.8 10.29 -0.01 -16
-37.5 68 B+ 113.0 RX Russell Top 50 XLG 2.7 69.09 -0.03 -69
-40.4 66 B- 83.0 IS Mstar Large Value JKF 4.0 48.09 0.16 -4
-39.2 66 D+ 70.5 IS S&P 100 Index OEF 3.1 41.85 -0.02 -60
-36.5 66 D 16.9 NV Eqty Prem Opp JSN12.9 10.38 -0.06 1
-39.0 65 D+ 66.9 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY 5.6 39.34 -0.44 14
-37.9 65 C+ 71.5 IS S&P 500 Grw Indx IVW 1.8 43.36 -0.07 -51
-40.6 65 D+ 82.8 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx IOO 3.0 48.12 -0.23 -31
-40.3 64 D- 59.1 WT LargeCap Div DLN 3.7 34.51 -0.41 47
-34.8 63 B 81.1 IS Russell 2000 Val IWN 3.9 45.95 -1.09 -12
-40.6 63 C+ 17.5 NV Eqty Prem&Grwth JPG11.4 10.18 -0.12 -39
-40.1 63 B 53.1 PS Dyn Market PWC 2.0 31.04 -0.04 -4
-40.4 63 C+ 149.7 Spdr S&P 500 SPY 3.3 87.16 0.00 -83
-40.5 63 C 67.8 VG Value VTV 4.4 39.50 -0.10 -17
-40.9 62 C 82.5 IS Russell 1000 Val IWD 3.4 47.40 -0.02 -12
-40.4 62 B+ 66.8 IS S&P 1500 Indx ISI 2.8 38.77 -0.15 43
-40.5 62 C 150.7 IS S&P 500 Index IVV 3.0 87.25 -0.15 -65
-35.5 62 B- 80.2 IS S&P SC 600 Valu IJS 3.2 45.18 -1.17 12
-40.7 62 D- 16.8 NV Eqty Prem Advntg JLA13.5 9.75 -0.14 -6
-40.4 62 B- 68.1 VG Large-Cap VV 2.7 39.15 -0.07 33
-40.7 60 B- 24.6 FrstTr DB Stratg Value FDV 2.1 14.33 0.12 7
-41.0 60 C+ 75.4 IS DJ US Index IYY 2.9 42.18 -0.20 -3
-41.2 60 C+ 62.4 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF 1.8 35.72 -0.21 -4
-40.8 60 B- 81.8 IS Russell 1000 Indx IWB 2.2 47.12 -0.10 -26
-38.3 60 B 79.8 IS Russell 2000 Indx IWM 3.1 46.82 -0.73 -54
-40.9 60 B- 86.9 IS Russell 3000 Indx IWV 2.6 49.91 -0.24 13
-40.8 60 B 107.0 IS Russell 3000 Val IWW 3.4 61.56 -0.46 61
-36.2 60 B 76.0 IS S&P Smcp 600 IJR 2.4 41.51 -0.80 -27
-37.3 60 B- 70.7 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT 1.6 42.25 -0.56 -16
-40.8 60 C+ 74.2 VG Total Stock Mkt VTI 3.1 42.99 -0.33 -59
-42.3 60 E 57.5 WT Div Top 100 DTN 6.5 32.42 -0.49 3
-42.9 58 D+ 107.0 Fidelity Nasdaq Comp ONEQ 1.5 59.31 -0.69 -38
-41.7 58 B- 50.7 IS Russell 3000 Grwth IWZ 1.7 28.86 -0.23 8
-43.3 58 B 78.7 IS S&P 500 Value Indx IVE 4.4 43.26 -0.09 -53
-37.1 58 D- 17.2 PS Dyn Sml Value PWY 1.6 10.04 -0.06 -67
-45.2 58 D+ 14.2 PS Hi Yld Eq Divdnd PEY 8.2 7.30 -0.11 37
-43.6 58 C+ 52.6 PS QQQ Trust QQQQ 0.6 28.89 -0.24 -74
-40.1 58 C 68.2 Spdr DJ Wil SC Value DSV 1.9 39.60 -0.68 23
-39.8 58 C 163.3 Spdr S&P MdCp 400 MDY 2.4 93.40 0.00 -77
-41.0 58 B- 65.9 VG Growth VUG 1.8 38.04 -0.19 16
-44.4 57 D- 19.1 PS Dyn Lrg Gr PWB 2.3 10.43 -0.10 -27
-43.7 57 B 59.5 PS FTSE Rafi US PRF 4.1 32.73 -0.16 -30
-41.6 57 B- 54.4 VG Mid-Cap Value VOE 0.7 31.05 -0.36 103
-45.1 57 D- 54.7 WT High-Yield Equity DHS 6.7 29.20 -0.35 64
-40.1 56 B- 82.8 IS S&P MC 400 Valu IJJ 4.8 47.62 -0.82 38
-40.3 56 B 89.6 IS S&P Mdcp 400 IJH 3.0 50.70 -0.55 -34
-47.5 56 E 53.2 Spdr DJ Stoxx 50 FEU 4.9 27.78 0.32 260
-38.8 56 B 67.4 VG Small-Cp Value VBR 3.2 39.59 -0.87 28
-44.0 55 D+ 73.2 IS Mstar Large Growth JKE 1.3 40.02 -0.02 -14
-42.4 55 B- 89.0 IS Russell 2000 Grw IWO 2.2 48.10 -0.71 -31
-43.5 55 B 55.4 IS Russell Microcap IWC 1.9 29.81 -0.59 -5
-41.1 55 B- 95.1 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK 1.3 52.49 -0.60 66
-46.6 55 D+ 24.8 PS Dyn MidCap Grwth PWJ .. 12.96 -0.15 -49
-41.2 55 A- 75.0 VG Small-Cap VB 2.2 40.00 -0.74 4
-46.9 54 C 16.8 Dow 30 Enh Prem&Inc DPO23.5 8.51 -0.12 -19
-43.8 54 D 74.6 IS DJ US Industrial IYJ 3.0 40.93 -0.51 -59
-42.9 53 C+ 86.7 IS Mstar Mid Core JKG 2.9 47.17 -0.65 69
-41.3 53 D 84.7 IS Mstar Small Core JKJ 2.2 47.38 -1.11 38
-43.2 53 B+ 48.3 IS Russell Mdcp Value IWS 3.3 26.69 -0.41 1
-44.3 53 C+ 48.3 RX S&P 500 Eql Wght RSP 2.2 26.30 -0.31 -38
-43.7 53 C+ 40.0 Spdr Industrial XLI 3.9 22.05 -0.42 -78
-43.1 53 C+ 56.2 VG Extended Market VXF 2.0 29.90 -0.44 -3
-44.6 53 C 74.8 VG Industrials VIS 2.7 40.49 -0.51 -34
-43.5 52 C 55.5 PS FTSE US 1500 PRFZ 2.2 30.21 -0.69 -35
-45.7 51 D 77.4 VG Mid-Cap VO 2.2 41.03 -0.36 -46
-44.2 51 B- 73.6 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK 1.0 39.75 -0.65 80
-45.3 50 C+ 106.4 IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR 2.9 56.60 -0.78 -51
-50.5 50 C+ 18.7 Nasdaq Prem Inc&Gr QQQX20.5 9.01 -0.12 -30
-46.3 50 D- 16.0 PS Zack Micro PZI 0.7 8.25 -0.19 61
-45.5 50 C+ 101.4 Spdr DJ Wil SC Grwth DSG 1.4 53.61 -1.17 95
-47.7 48 B 58.2 IS Russell Mdcp Grw IWP 1.3 29.80 -0.31 -2
-49.4 48 D- 19.1 PS ValLine Timeliness PIV 0.4 9.45 -0.23 333
-49.2 47 C 102.5 IS Mstar Mid Growth JKH 0.9 50.83 -0.44 -40
-49.9 47 B- 66.1 VG Mid-Cap Growth VOT 2.6 32.46 -0.24 196
-53.1 44 D 71.3 WT Intl Div T100 DOO11.9 32.74 -0.25 160
-64.2 35 B+ 68.0 KBW Capital Markets KCE 1.8 23.96 -0.21 -86
-64.8 30 D 89.0 ProS Ultra Dow 30 DDM 1.9 29.94 -0.10 -67
-70.3 24 C 86.6 ProS Ultra S&P 500 SSO 0.9 24.59 -0.08 -68
-70.4 24 D- 73.3 RX 2X S&P 500 RSU 1.7 20.91 -0.22 -65
-66.7 22 B- 65.0 ProS Ultra Smcap 600 SAA 0.6 20.01 -0.76 -19
-74.5 21 E 104.6 ProS Ultra QQQ QLD .. 25.27 -0.66 -69
-70.1 21 C 66.2 ProS Ultra Russ 2000 UWM 0.9 18.12 -0.59 -55
-71.1 18 D- 83.9 ProS Ultra Midcap 400 MVV .. 22.48 -0.55 -70
-70.9 17 B- 23.0 PS Listed Priv Eq PSP17.9 6.42 -0.301014
Sect or/ Indust ry
70.5 99 A+ 82.5 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat SMN 0.1 42.79 1.00 -83
93.8 99 B- 96.9 ProS Ultsht Industrl SIJ 0.4 60.90 1.20 -22
132.9 99 C+ 140.5 ProS Ultsht Semicond SSG 0.2 86.60 0.50 -78
107.0 99 B- 121.6 ProS Ultsht Tech REW 0.2 84.10 1.42 -77
54.5 98 B 100.9 ProS Ultsht CnsmrGds SZK 0.0 78.60 1.35 -44
50.8 98 A- 154.2 ProS Ultsht ConsmSvc SCC 0.0 94.02 1.52 -78
48.7 98 B 89.0 ProS Ultsht Utilities SDP 0.4 47.07 0.45 -76
19.8 93 B- 303.8 ProS Ultsht Financial SKF .. 119.68 2.86 -62
4.2 91 B- 205.7 HT Biotech BBH .. 168.60 -1.33 -65
4.9 90 B 100.5 IS Comex Gold Trust IAU .. 86.45 0.75 -30
4.7 90 B 100.4 Spdr Gold Trust GLD .. 86.35 0.75 -25
1.1 89 B 38.0 PS DB Gold Fund DGL .. 31.94 0.05 -60
-14.3 87 B 19.2 PS Dyn Pharma PJP 1.0 15.61 -0.02 -46
-4.8 86 B 38.7 PS DB Prec Metal DBP .. 29.47 0.11 -16
-9.9 85 B 71.3 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas DUG 0.3 26.72 -1.00 -70
-13.2 85 C+ 69.8 Spdr S&P Biotech XBI 0.0 51.53 -1.19 -67
-23.8 84 B- 84.1 HT Pharmaceutical PPH 3.7 60.36 0.68 -64
-19.7 84 A- 55.9 IS DJ US Pharmactls IHE 1.7 43.17 -0.23 -72
-16.1 83 C+ 90.9 IS Nasdaq Biotech IBB .. 68.13 -1.55 -11
-19.2 82 C+ 30.3 Spdr Consumer Stapls XLP 3.4 23.27 -0.05 -71
-25.4 80 B 61.2 IS S&P Glb Healthcare IXJ 1.5 43.48 0.42 -39
-20.2 79 B- 27.5 PS Dyn Banking PJB 5.2 15.32 -0.06 -52
-26.9 79 C+ 36.6 Spdr Health Care XLV 2.4 25.81 -0.04 -77
-20.8 79 B- 80.4 VG Consumer Staples VDC 2.1 56.08 -0.27 -56
-26.8 78 A- 73.1 IS DJ US Healthcare IYH 1.9 51.74 -0.42 -46
-26.5 78 C+ 63.8 IS S&P Glb Cnsmr Stpl KXI 2.2 46.24 -0.47 -67
-26.8 78 C+ 54.7 KBW Regionl Bankng KRE 8.5 27.16 -0.37 -81
-23.2 77 C 27.7 FrstTr Amex Biotech FBT 2.8 18.72 -0.35 -39
-36.4 77 B- 78.7 IS S&P Glb Telecomm IXP 3.9 49.21 -0.34 -43
-27.9 77 B 56.9 MV Gold Miners GDX 2.2 33.03 0.78 -27
-27.4 77 B+ 62.6 VG Health Care VHT 1.7 44.01 -0.35 -36
-22.1 76 C 101.5 HT Retail RTH 1.8 72.69 -0.16 -82
-36.3 76 B- 39.0 HT Telecom TTH 5.2 24.17 -0.16 -3
-25.5 74 D- 17.6 PS Dyn Retail PMR 1.5 11.68 -0.11 -40
-29.5 73 D 68.9 IS DJ US Cnsmr Goods IYK 3.2 45.07 -0.31 -61
-32.8 73 B+ 89.7 VG Utilities VPU 4.4 58.81 -0.03 -56
-32.5 72 D 141.9 HT Utilities UTH 3.6 92.02 -0.21 -62
-33.5 72 C+ 44.1 Spdr Utilities XLU 5.1 28.14 0.06 -80
-34.7 69 C+ 105.2 IS DJ US Utilities IDU 3.9 66.84 -0.12 -37
-23.9 69 B- 43.5 PS DB Agricult DBA .. 25.09 -0.56 -27
-28.9 69 C+ 20.3 PS Dyn Biotech PBE .. 13.31 -0.30 16
-26.7 68 B- 20.7 IS Silver Trust SLV .. 10.77 0.13 48
-34.8 66 B- 63.8 IS DJ US Consumr Svc IYC 2.0 40.32 -0.41 -69
-45.6 66 B 64.7 IS DJ US Hlth Provider IHF .. 34.37 -0.43 94
-26.4 65 E 99.1 IS DJ Transprtn Indx IYT 1.7 59.80 -0.59 -86
-29.7 65 D- 39.2 PS DB Silver DBS .. 19.53 0.39 -35
-35.6 65 C+ 22.9 PS Water Resources PHO 1.2 13.79 -0.12 -34
-40.8 64 B 50.0 IS DJ US Region Bnks IAT 6.7 22.25 -0.26 -75
-41.6 63 B- 23.3 PS Aero & Defense PPA 2.7 13.22 -0.17 -39
-37.6 63 B 34.5 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr XLY 3.1 20.42 -0.40 -78
-43.4 63 B 77.7 VG Telecm Svcs VOX 3.2 42.60 -0.83 -33
-42.9 62 D+ 69.8 IS DJ US Aerospace ITA 1.9 38.77 -0.54 -43
-46.5 62 B 31.7 IS DJ US Telecom IYZ 5.7 15.78 -0.21 -29
-43.5 62 B- 53.2 IS S&P Glb Infrastrctr IGF 3.9 28.45 0.17 3
-44.0 62 B- 27.4 Spdr Technology XLK 2.1 14.94 0.01 -72
-48.0 59 C+ 37.0 MV Nuclear Engy NLR10.5 18.50 0.39 -26
-40.8 58 C 54.6 IS S&P Glb Energy IXC 2.8 28.02 0.10 127
-41.1 58 E 52.7 IS S&P GSTI Softwre IGV .. 30.39 -0.46 -50
-43.4 56 D 15.2 HT Broadband BDH 0.9 7.90 -0.19 -35
-45.2 56 B- 64.3 IS DJ US Tech Indx IYW 0.7 34.20 -0.23 -27
-45.8 55 D 67.1 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech IXN 1.3 35.43 -0.38 -43
-45.6 55 B 61.4 IS S&P GSTI Tech IGM 0.8 32.40 -0.25 -63
-44.8 55 E 295.7 ProS Ultsht Real Est SRS 0.1 61.11 5.61 37
-42.6 55 C 54.7 VG Cnsmr Discretnry VCR 2.6 30.54 -0.43 -64
-45.3 55 B- 62.5 VG Info Tech VGT 1.0 32.88 -0.25 -19
-46.3 54 B- 140.5 HT Regional Bank RKH 6.7 70.70 -0.74 -89
-40.1 54 D- 52.7 IS DJ US Energy Indx IYE 1.6 27.34 0.53 -72
-49.0 54 C 26.2 PS Global Water PIO 5.2 12.60 0.05 17
-41.8 54 D- 91.4 Spdr Energy XLE 2.1 46.15 0.99 -68
-39.9 52 E 64.5 IS DJ US Medicl Devic IHI 0.1 36.42 -0.66 13
-30.5 52 D- 63.9 US Nat Gas UNG .. 25.19 1.14 -29
-44.0 52 D 41.4 WT Intl Energy DKA 7.6 19.07 0.19 -44
-48.6 50 C+ 60.7 HT Internet HHH 0.1 30.45 -0.90 -33
-48.1 50 C 34.0 HT Semiconductors SMH 2.0 16.85 0.14 -75
-48.9 50 D- 27.9 PS DWATech Leadrs PDP 0.2 13.94 -0.23 61
-42.9 50 B- 132.7 VG Energy VDE 1.8 64.83 0.98 64
-33.1 49 D 83.6 Brcly Ipth DJ AIG NtGs GAZ .. 31.76 1.17 -59
-51.7 49 B- 75.8 ProS Ultra Hlth Care RXL 1.1 34.05 -0.82 -80
-51.1 48 B- 53.7 KBW Insurance KIE 2.9 25.79 0.01 -84
-43.1 48 A- 34.9 Spdr S&P Retail XRT 5.2 19.10 -0.27 -63
-48.1 47 C+ 26.6 Clymr S&P Globl Watr CGW 9.2 13.44 -0.07 127
-52.9 47 D+ 47.6 KBW Bank KBE 3.3 20.51 -0.17 -92
-45.1 46 C+ 53.2 IS S&P GSSI Nat Res IGE 1.5 24.57 0.61 -73
-53.3 46 B- 35.0 IS S&P GSTI Network IGN 0.5 15.89 -0.30 -83
-53.5 45 C+ 66.2 MV Agribusiness MOO 1.0 26.69 0.23 -60
-50.1 45 C+ 18.1 PS Dyn Semicondctrs PSI 2.1 8.62 -0.09 -14
-41.4 45 B+ 24.9 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs XHB 3.4 11.34 -0.18 -15
-44.5 44 B- 89.7 IS DJ US Oil&Explr IEO 1.0 36.93 0.92 -70
-52.0 44 E 38.0 PS Cleantech PZD .. 17.15 0.05 52
-53.4 44 D 58.3 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX 3.0 26.54 0.24 -46
-54.7 43 B 61.6 IS S&P GSTI Smcdct IGW 1.8 26.91 -0.13 -7
-47.8 43 C+ 46.5 Spdr Materials XLB 5.2 21.76 -0.40 -43
-55.2 42 B- 97.2 IS DJ US Finl Indx IYF 5.5 42.20 -0.60 -77
-54.2 42 D- 53.8 VG Financials VFH 6.7 24.12 -0.32 -37
-51.6 42 E 43.5 WT Intl Basic Material DBN 6.0 18.15 -0.16 -29
-52.0 41 A- 91.1 IS S&P Glb Material MXI 2.6 37.24 0.51 206
.. 41 B- 29.1 PS Glb Wind Engy PWND 0.3 11.60 0.01 10
-57.3 40 D- 106.1 IS DJ US Finl Svcs IYG 5.5 43.65 -0.51 -78
-48.4 40 B- 32.3 PS Dyn Enrgy ExplPrd PXE 1.3 13.09 0.24 15
-45.4 40 C+ 73.0 Spdr S&P O&G Expl XOP 1.2 28.37 0.68 4
-45.9 40 B 69.0 VG Reit VNQ11.2 33.27 -2.03 -73
-48.2 39 C+ 71.9 IS DJ US Real Est IYR10.7 34.00 -2.03 -31
-50.8 39 B- 98.5 VG Materials VAW 3.7 43.24 -0.61 -58
-64.5 38 C+ 52.3 IS DJ US Broker Indx IAI 4.1 18.17 -0.14 -67
-47.7 38 B 23.0 IS DJ US Home Const ITB 5.3 9.22 -0.26 -55
-46.9 37 C 78.2 DJ Wilshire Reit RWR 4.0 36.82 -2.24 -48
-58.6 37 C 80.8 IS S&P Glb Financials IXG 2.0 33.08 -0.12 -49
-59.6 37 B- 29.9 Spdr Financial XLF 6.3 11.68 -0.10 -77
-49.0 36 B- 88.9 IS Tr Cohen&Steers ICF10.1 40.33 -2.44 -52
-54.3 34 D- 89.6 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl IYM 4.6 35.17 -0.63 -65
-47.9 34 D- 28.0 PS DB Base Metal DBB .. 11.40 0.00 -27
-62.3 34 D- 34.0 PS Glb Cln Energy PBD 0.8 11.96 -0.02 33
-49.5 33 C+ 32.5 FrstTr ISE Rev Nat Gas FCG 1.9 11.23 0.37 -17
.. 32 D+ 31.5 FrstTr Glb Wind Enrgy FAN 0.7 11.90 0.06 -34
-47.6 32 E 1.1 HT B2B Internet BHH .. 0.22 0.00 -71
-63.3 30 E 61.8 MV Glb Alt Engy GEX 0.6 21.99 0.08 7
-46.5 29 D- 57.0 PS DB Energy DBE .. 18.89 0.19 83
-47.6 28 E 55.6 PS DB Oil DBO .. 18.18 0.78 53
-69.8 26 C 28.8 PS Wh Clean Eng PBW .. 8.35 -0.19 -36
-62.1 26 C+ 96.1 Spdr S&P Metls&Ming XME 3.1 26.21 -0.21 -84
-59.8 25 C+ 52.1 Spdr S&P O&G Equip XES 1.4 16.32 0.24 -46
-60.7 24 C 81.3 IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt IEZ 0.7 25.30 0.57 -39
-61.8 24 E 34.3 PS Dyn Oil Svcs PXJ 1.5 10.57 0.21 -19
-62.2 23 D- 228.8 HT Oil Service OIH 1.0 71.40 1.74 -54
-67.5 22 B 114.1 MV Steel SLX18.9 27.61 -0.12 -28
-75.0 21 B- 89.0 ProS Ultra Tech ROM .. 20.21 -0.32 -48
.. 20 D 60.3 MV Coal KOL 0.7 13.65 -0.33 39
.. 19 D 30.8 Clymr/Mac Glb SolEng TAN 0.1 7.98 0.17 -52
-59.2 18 E 119.2 US Oil Fnd Lp USO .. 30.92 1.82 43
-75.3 16 D- 131.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas DIG .. 27.10 0.94 -44
-81.8 15 B- 75.6 ProS Ultra Semicndc USD 1.3 12.93 -0.01 -62
-87.4 8 B- 43.3 ProS Ultra Financials UYG 1.7 5.25 -0.14 -72
-86.3 6 D- 112.9 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl UYM 2.1 13.06 -0.47 -67
-84.5 4 D+ 39.2 ProS Ultra Real Est URE 2.8 5.35 -0.64 12
Int ernat ional/ Global
62.9 98 C+ 179.5 ProS Ultsht MSCI EAFE EFU 0.0 96.86 -0.25 -59
-30.5 75 B- 13.8 IS MSCI Japan EWJ 1.6 9.24 0.07 -50
-31.2 73 C+ 26.8 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL 0.7 17.88 0.40 -28
-51.0 67 B- 93.9 Spdr S&P China GXC 1.8 44.02 0.58 65
-50.3 66 B+ 60.0 IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI 1.5 28.24 0.18 -74
-43.4 66 C 14.1 IS MSCI Malaysia EWM 4.9 7.20 0.08 -51
-38.1 66 D+ 69.6 VG Pacific VPL 2.0 41.91 0.21 -4
-43.8 63 B 69.4 IS MSCI So Africa EZA 5.0 36.57 0.76 -82
-43.8 62 B 79.6 IS MSCI Growth EFG 0.9 43.66 0.03 -32
.. 61 C+ 59.7 IS MSCI ACWI ACWI 1.3 30.99 -0.19 104
-42.6 61 C+ 65.3 IS MSCI Spain EWP 8.4 36.53 -0.44 -70
-46.0 60 B 72.8 IS MSCI Value Fund EFV 2.1 38.83 -0.10 -4
-47.6 59 C+ 26.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tech PIZ 2.2 13.32 0.10 -63
-39.9 59 D- 58.8 WT Emg Mkt Hi Yld Eq DEM 6.0 31.72 0.36 71
-45.3 58 C+ 79.3 IS MSCI EAFE Indx EFA 2.5 42.97 0.01 -22
-45.7 57 B+ 42.2 Spdr MSCI ACWI X-US CWI 2.2 22.41 0.20 57
-42.4 57 B- 74.4 Spdr S&P Emg MdEAfr GAF 4.5 40.65 0.40 -58
-45.2 57 B- 50.4 VG Europe Pacific VEA 3.5 26.28 0.04 -8
-46.3 57 B- 70.5 WT DEFA DWM 4.7 37.29 0.68 185
-47.1 56 D- 39.0 IS MSCI France EWQ 4.4 20.10 -0.06 -26
-48.3 56 B- 36.0 IS MSCI Germany EWG 0.8 18.32 0.25 44
-47.6 56 B- 64.0 Spdr DJ Euro Stoxx 50 FEZ 2.2 32.83 -0.02 -46
-47.1 55 D 32.3 Bldrs Devlpd Mkts 100 ADRD 3.8 16.68 0.02 17
-47.6 55 C 58.0 IS S&P Europe 350 IEV 2.5 29.96 0.01 -21
-51.5 55 B 89.0 Spdr S&P Emg AsiaPc GMF 1.4 42.37 -0.04 20
-53.5 54 C+ 22.5 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 7.2 10.19 -0.06 -66
-47.7 54 C+ 36.6 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX 1.9 18.01 0.27 -26
-47.2 54 B- 59.6 VG FTSE World X-US VEU 2.5 30.96 0.05 29
-22.1 52 C+ 207.1 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV .. 56.90 0.15 -78
-58.1 52 C+ 35.2 PS Gld Drg Chna PGJ 3.7 14.35 0.04 -53
-50.8 51 D 60.5 IS MSCI EMU Indx EZU 3.6 29.38 -0.29 -56
.. 50 B 27.3 PS India PIN 0.5 12.11 0.43 3
.. 50 E 30.6 WT Mid East Div GULF .. 14.05 -0.07 123
-59.2 49 C+ 28.8 FrstTr Ise ChindiaIndx FNI 1.2 11.31 0.22 -18
.. 49 E 60.0 IS MSCI Israel Cap EIS 5.1 28.68 -0.57 189
-51.6 49 C 34.6 IS MSCI Italy EWI 5.3 15.94 -0.17 8
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.. 47 C+ 26.3 WT India Earnings EPI 0.8 11.08 0.21 -18
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.. 46 B+ 59.1 IS MSCI Turkey Inv TUR 2.8 26.72 -0.16 -5
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.. 44 C 54.4 IS MSCI Thailand Inv THD 7.3 23.41 -0.04 -32
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IS MSCI South Korea EWY 45 17.0
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PS DB Oil DBO 28 -18.8
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PS DB Base Metal DBB 34 -17.2
ProS Ultra Real Estate URE 4 -17.1
BY JONAH KERI
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
Stocks fell in higher volume Mon-
day, as the Nasdaq led a market-
widedecline.
Thetechnology-ladenNasdaqslid
1.3%. The Dowindustrials and S&P
500lost 0.4%each. TheNYSEcom-
positeedgeddown0.1%.
Volume picked up across the
board. It jumped 112% on the Nas-
daq and 70% on the NYSE com-
paredwithFridays light levels.
The session marked a distribution
day for the Nasdaq, Dow and S&P
500. The updated total of down
days in higher volume appears in
todays Market Pulse.
Generally speaking, youd like to
see the market avoid distribution
days. Toomanyof themintooshort
a time can suggest active selling by
big-money, institutional investors.
Mondays action requires a grain
of salt, though.
First of all, Mondays volume
came in comparison with Fridays
total, which was the lowest of the
entireyear for afull session.
Indeed, volume closed well below
average on Monday, even though it
swelled substantially from Fridays
levels.
The market also showed signs of
resilience as the day wore on. After
posting steeper losses in the morn-
ing, the major indexes fared well in
thelast hour of trading.
Well likely get a truer test of the
markets health starting on Friday,
when traders start filtering in from
vacation. Volume could pick up
even more beginning on Monday,
whenWall Street will likelybe fully
backinbusiness.
Dow Chemical
DOW
raised fears
earlyon.
Thenationslargest chemical com-
pany sawits stock plunge after Ku-
waits Petrochemical Industries
scrapped a deal to form a $17.4 bil-
lionjoint venturewithDowChemi-
cal. The nose dive in oil prices was
cited as the reason for Kuwaits
coldfeet.
Dowis slatedto close on its acqui-
sition of rival Rohm & Haas
ROH
in
early 2009. Observers believe the
canceled deal is a bad omen for
Dow, which planned to use funds
fromtheventuretooffset the$13bil-
lion in debt it will take on once the
Rohm&Haas deal is completed.
The canceledDowdeal also raises
questions about the broader merg-
ers and acquisitions market, which
hascooledoff amidtheglobal reces-
sion.
Dows stockskidded19%. Rohm&
Haas shed 16%, both in heavy trad-
ing.
Investors also kept their eye on
geopolitical turmoil.
The price of crude oil surgedearly
in the day, as fighting continued in
theIsrael-Gazaconflict.
Crudetradedabove$42abarrel in-
tradaybeforepullingback. It closed
up$2.31 to$40.02abarrel.
Meanwhile, tensions continuedto
flare between India and Pakistan.
Some factions in India blame Paki-
stan-based militants for last
months Mumbai assault, which
killed179people.
Recent reports point to Pakistan
shiftingtroopsawayfromthenorth-
west corner of the country for po-
tential redeployment near India.
Elsewhere, the Nasdaq took the
biggest hit of the major indexes
Monday, thankstosizablelossesfor
several large-cap technology
stocks.
BlackBerry maker Research In
Motion
RIMM
and online retail giant
Amazon.com
AMZN
bothgaveup5%.
Leading stocks put ina mixed ses-
sion as they remained largely quiet.
A handful of top-rated stocks con-
tinue to tread near possible buy
points.
Pasta maker American Italian
Pasta
AIPC
advanced 0.38 to 22.48.
The stock staged a massive break-
out Dec. 11, soaring 49%duringthat
week.
It has traded in a tight range in
quiet volume since then. Even with
the quiet holiday period, thats an
excellent sign for a stock after such
ahugebreakout.
In other news, a group of private
equity and hedge fund firms, led by
J.C. Flowers & Co. and Dune Capi-
tal Management, is reportedlyclose
to a deal to buy the assets of failed
mortgagelender IndyMac.
Despite those reports, several
major financial stocks edged lower.
TheSPDRFinancial exchangetrad-
edfundfell 0.8%.
In the bond market, the 10-year
Treasury fell to 2.11% from 2.14%
late Friday. The market for short-
term commercial paper fell by
$6.94 billion the week ended Dec.
24, thefirst dropinnineweeks.
74 75 71 C+ 62.74 BadgerMtr BMI 34.90 +4.66 570 +142
87 93 70 C+ 66.78 Syngenta o SYT 37.35 +0.95 1,131 +43
90 83 91 C+ 60.82 Stepan SCL 42.53 +0.81 90 +15
39 33 28 B 73.36 GAMCO GBL 26.44 3.19 172 +114
79 39 88 A 40.87 Cubic CUB 25.65 2.36 246 +109
69 70 65 D+ 35.81 SonocoP SON 22.00 0.79 1,250 +97
62 48 47 C 68.04 Universl UVV 31.25 2.09 488 +64
96 89 80 B 57.50 PrePdLegl PPD 35.67 2.51 107 +53
99 81 97 A+ 46.44 CalifWtr CWT 43.72 1.56 376 +43
74 33 78 B 45.72 ZenithNt ZNT 30.51 0.80 452 +24
85 85 64 C+ 38.93 Steris o STE 22.29 1.18 1,290 +20
84 56 82 C+ 42.03 AmrStWt AWR 30.78 1.93 170 +17
99 97 99 B+ 26.35 EmergBio o EBS 23.38 2.07 796 +14
68 67 45 B 66.81 Perdigao PDA 25.19 1.81 237 +13
62 9 81 A 36.43 StewInfo STC 21.38 0.78 224 +11
99 98 99 C 53.85 AlmstFam o AFAM 42.93 +1.08 590 +44
98 91 98 A 17.84 SXCHlth SXCI 17.59 +1.19 118 +20
96 87 78 C+ 39.65 Syntel o SYNT 22.43 2.21 427 +94
98 84 99 A 27.65 ShndCm SHEN 26.14 0.99 204 +90
67 8 89 B+ 48.80 CalMne o CALM 27.51 1.97 439 +29
77 18 90 A 31.73 SndySp SASR 21.79 0.67 80 +28
81 73 67 A 32.46 McGthR MGRC 19.11 0.84 140 +27
69 29 73 C+ 56.15 ErieIndt ERIE 36.60 0.55 134 +22
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Monday s act ion:
Nasdaq leads decline in
higher volume
Current out look:
Market in confirmed rally
Dist ribut ion days
4 for Dow, 3 for S&P 500, 2
for Nasdaq, NYSE composite
in past few weeks
Leaders up in volume:
Almost Family
AFAM
Northwest Pipe Company
NWPX
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NFLX
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EBS
California Water Service
CWT
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B2 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 HOW' S THE MARKET? INVESTORS.COM
TransportationAirline 4%
Comml ServicesSchools 4%
FinanceInvestment Mgmt 2%
ComputerTech Srvcs 2%
Medical/DentalSrvcs 2%
Metal OresGold/Silver 2%
FinanceIndex Tracking Fd 1%
FinanceReit 1%
UtilityElectric Power 1%
1 1 2 197 TrnsprttinAirlne 84 28.40.1
2 15 34 158 Comptr SftwrMdcl 95 21.21.8
3 24 19 173 InsuranceBrokers 85 11.30.2
4 8 11 89 BanksNortheast 89 20.51.1
5 2 1 112 Comml SvcsSchools 97 +2.30.1
6 5 8 106 Coml SvcsScrty 85 29.80.2
7 9 21 116 BanksSoutheast 82 28.70.5
8 6 25 121 Cmml SvcsCnsltng 91 24.20.6
9 22 24 150 InsrncePrp/Cas/Titl 84 30.1 0.0
10 16 16 156 UtilityWater Supply 86 18.03.1
11 33 22 97 Retail/WhlsleFood 86 17.30.9
12 14 23 155 BanksWst/Sthwst 82 38.11.6
13 21 26 126 BanksMidwest 79 30.71.7
14 3 7 164 RetailSpr/Mini Mkts 87 26.81.6
15 35 38 32 Retl WhsleBldgPrds 91 14.51.6
16 7 6 137 MedicalGenetics .. 22.62.2
17 12 18 85 MdcalOutpnt/HmCr 95 16.20.4
18 13 12 107 FinancSvings&Lo 88 38.21.2
19 11 13 50 MedicalBiomed/Bth 91 28.82.6
20 18 3 49 UtilityGasDstribtn 84 20.10.5
21 26 54 140 Rtail/WhlsleAt/Prts 85 26.1 0.6
22 4 10 73 MedicalGenercDrgs 94 19.9 0.1
23 17 30 86 MedicalEthical Drgs 92 22.4 0.1
24 43 52 152 Invstmnt Brokers 82 55.1 1.1
25 29 14 72 FoodMscPrparation 86 22.5 0.8
26 23 5 160 Soap&ClngPreparat .. 14.2 0.8
27 30 27 91 UtilityElctricPwr 83 30.8 0.3
28 27 33 53 Comml SvcsMisc 88 37.8 1.2
29 20 4 23 RetailDiscnt&Vari .. +10.6 2.4
30 52 57 109 BvragesSft Drinks 86 35.9 1.3
31 40 131 129 BldgCment/Cncrt .. 32.7 2.1
32 32 32 68 MedicalProducts 85 31.6 1.4
33 10 42 37 TelecomWirlssEqp 91 37.5 2.2
34 28 17 141 MdcalDrg/Dvrsified .. 10.2 0.7
35 48 106 58 Metal OresGld/Silvr 84 32.3 +3.0
36 38 36 66 Comml SvcsHlthcre .. 38.0 1.0
37 34 20 111 Cosmetics/Persnl Cre 75 30.2 1.0
38 19 15 18 ElecMilitarySystems 86 8.0 2.1
39 36 29 176 Tobacco 88 22.8 0.7
40 42 39 131 MedicalSystems/Eqp 83 44.6 2.1
41 25 9 87 FnancIdxTrckngFd .. 33.4 0.2
42 84 81 177 MdicalHlthMnt Org 82 52.1 1.2
43 50 71 178 RetailRestaurants 88 44.0 2.4
44 41 31 29 PollutionCntrlSvcs 90 16.8 1.3
45 44 37 56 FoodConfectionery .. 3.8 0.9
46 78 109 80 TelecomEquipment 81 46.4 0.9
47 37 28 113 FnceInvsmnt Mgt 55 45.1 1.4
48 73 49 25 LeisrTys/Gms/Hbby 88 18.9 0.7
49 55 46 71 Mdical/DntalSrvcs 79 40.2 1.1
50 47 51 169 TelecomServices 83 48.8 1.6
51 79 99 20 PollutnCntrlEqp 86 33.1 3.7
52 57 72 103 BldgMntnance&S .. 25.0 2.5
53 71 68 145 Aerospce/DfnseEqp 86 46.9 1.6
54 39 63 117 TelecomSrvcsFrgn 79 40.3 0.8
55 31 74 93 FoodFlour &Grain .. 21.2 0.6
56 64 41 31 CmpterTechSrvcs 89 27.7 0.5
57 99 98 34 FoodMeat Products .. 37.4 3.4
58 58 89 99 BldgRsidnt/Comml 49 24.5 2.1
59 56 59 134 MdcalNrsngHmes 76 49.0 3.9
60 69 66 42 Containers 79 31.7 +0.7
61 123 154 194 TextileMill/Hsehold .. 73.4 +1.1
62 65 56 59 Comptr SftwrEntr 86 48.5 1.0
63 51 35 83 Fnancepbl InvFdbnd .. 30.9 0.7
64 54 45 148 ApparelShoes&Rel 83 40.9 1.1
65 68 50 47 BeveragesAlcoholic 74 23.3 1.2
66 67 60 16 TransportationSvcs 79 22.1 2.1
67 83 78 130 Comptr SftwrScrity .. 45.8 1.0
68 66 65 187 HousehldApplncs .. 37.6 +1.3
69 53 40 33 TrnsportationTrck 75 22.7 1.1
70 49 44 175 Comptr SftwrFincl 79 43.3 2.5
71 45 47 51 RetailMjr DscChns .. 31.3 1.3
72 87 159 60 BldgHeavyConstr 89 40.5 1.0
73 46 61 24 BldgA/C&HeatingP 71 20.3 0.7
74 76 84 136 TelecomWirlssSvcs 82 51.2 1.6
75 81 104 144 InternetContent 86 54.5 0.8
76 80 79 67 FinanceReit .. 43.3 5.1
77 60 55 132 MdcalWhlsleDrg 81 34.1 +0.6
78 62 48 174 CompterNetwrking 77 50.7 1.7
79 70 75 188 BanksSupr Rgional 59 48.3 1.2
80 63 43 52 DvrsifiedOprtions 77 33.2 0.8
81 74 85 108 ChemicalsPlastics .. 49.5 2.3
82 152 177 189 LeisreGamng/Equip 76 68.2 2.4
83 86 69 133 Medical/DntalSppls 72 38.9 1.6
84 104 121 110 InsuranceLife 77 43.1 1.9
85 91 58 98 TrnsprtAir Freight .. 41.9 1.1
86 90 86 161 HsholdofficFurnitr .. 57.1 3.1
87 61 53 54 RtailHmeFrnshngs .. 28.1 2.8
88 96 113 143 BldgHandTools 64 35.5 1.1
89 108 108 104 Cmml SvcsMrkt Rch 83 39.6 0.7
90 72 77 64 Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip 78 51.3 0.8
91 77 73 43 Fnancial SrvcsMisc 78 55.3 1.3
92 92 119 46 BldgCnstr Prds/Msc 71 40.3 0.8
93 135 143 124 OfficeSuppliesMfg .. 47.8 2.4
94 100 103 115 CmptrIntgrtdSyst 75 47.1 1.2
95 89 90 65 ApprelClthingMfg 65 45.9 2.4
96 95 96 147 RetailDrugStores .. 13.0 +0.4
97 106 144 63 MediaCble/StlliteTv 78 50.7 1.7
98 94 82 127 LeisreMvies&Rel 44 43.6 0.7
99 97 88 28 ElecSmicondctr Mfg 73 55.1 1.4
100 110 122 196 Consumer ProdMisc .. 56.6 1.6
101 85 91 154 BldgWoodPrds .. 41.0 1.1
102 98 93 159 Aerospace/Defense .. 42.3 1.1
103 134 136 48 Comml SvcsLeasing 70 45.4 2.4
104 88 62 27 ChemicalsSpecialty 68 44.2 2.1
105 101 129 119 Oil&GasRfing/Mkt 74 57.1 0.6
106 105 64 157 Metal PrdsFstners .. 36.9 0.8
107 129 114 94 Fincecnsmer/Cml Lns 79 54.5 1.5
108 118 142 122 InsrnceAcc&Heal .. 46.1 2.3
109 82 92 15 Oil&GasIntl Integra 79 45.6 +1.3
110 93 111 76 MediaBooks .. 48.4 0.7
111 102 80 9 TransportationRail 76 21.8 1.4
112 156 128 88 Paper &Paper Produc 53 55.7 2.3
113 148 163 163 BanksForeign 81 56.3 +1.5
114 75 76 118 Funeral Svcs&Rel .. 41.6 3.2
115 121 110 138 Rtail WhlsleOffcSup .. 36.2 2.5
116 107 105 193 RetailLeisurePrds .. 61.3 2.5
117 116 117 39 Agricultural Oprtions 70 40.4 +0.3
118 114 100 82 ComptrDataStrge 76 56.1 1.5
119 175 149 128 FoodDairyProducts .. 41.3 3.4
120 111 102 182 Auto/TrckRplcPrts .. 58.3 5.2
121 115 146 61 InternetIsp .. 47.6 3.3
122 59 87 192 BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv .. 60.3 3.3
123 112 115 35 RtailClthing/Shoe 63 49.4 3.2
124 128 125 146 RetailMisc .. 62.5 2.3
125 144 158 75 InternetECommerce 82 51.5 2.5
126 159 175 184 RetailCnsmr Elec .. 55.8 4.2
127 174 132 55 TelcomFibr Optcs .. 60.6 1.6
128 136 130 171 RetailMail Order&Di .. 57.3 5.0
129 119 126 22 ChemicalsBasic 78 42.8 3.3
130 132 101 101 Comml SvcsStffng .. 46.8 2.6
131 113 137 149 Rtail/Whlslecmp/Cll .. 51.9 1.3
132 103 133 142 ElecMiscProducts .. 58.1 1.4
133 137 139 79 FinancPbl InvFdeqt .. 53.1 1.4
134 157 166 172 LeisureServices 54 65.8 1.6
135 138 140 102 FincPbl InvFdFn .. 57.2 9.4
136 131 118 166 OfficeEqp&Autom .. 42.4 0.6
137 155 135 70 MediaPeriodicals .. 49.2 3.0
138 140 123 180 AutoManufacturers .. 40.8 +1.4
139 109 95 105 ComptrPrphrl Eqp .. 42.8 +0.1
140 150 97 19 Oil&GasIntl Expl Pr .. 43.1 +1.8
141 146 134 41 ElctriclEquipmnt 73 51.1 2.0
142 126 145 186 LeisureProducts 42 58.5 0.9
143 130 83 114 ElecScntific/Msrng 68 46.0 1.4
144 160 116 185 Real EstateDevlpmt .. 61.5 5.0
145 124 138 165 MediaDiversified 55 57.8 3.4
146 143 156 11 MchnryGenIndstrl 66 43.8 1.4
147 120 70 123 InternetSoftware .. 52.1 1.5
148 133 165 12 Metal Proc &Fabrica 60 51.4 0.3
149 141 153 78 ElecSemicndctr Eqp .. 59.7 1.3
150 125 94 139 Real EstateOprtions 53 42.0 2.1
151 122 112 36 Compter SftwrDsgn 77 47.9 1.9
152 149 150 21 TrnsprttionEqpMfg .. 45.9 1.5
153 145 124 57 Cmptr SftwrEdu .. 60.8 2.0
154 127 107 69 ElecContract Mfg .. 50.3 3.5
155 147 148 74 IntrnetNtwrkSltns .. 52.7 2.4
156 117 67 14 Oil&GasUSRoyalty 77 31.0 +1.5
157 154 151 96 Coml SvcsAdvrtsng .. 61.2 2.2
158 153 155 162 BanksMoneyCntr .. 55.9 +1.5
159 176 183 190 LeisureHotels&Mot .. 58.9 2.4
160 151 141 95 BldgPaint &Allied 44 41.5 2.4
161 168 170 44 MachnryTools&Re .. 47.6 0.8
162 139 152 100 ComptrManufctrs .. 53.5 +0.4
163 161 127 167 HoushldCnsmer Elc .. 56.7 2.2
164 163 161 40 ElecCmpnent/Cntr .. 50.7 2.6
165 164 120 168 MediaRadio/Tv 33 72.1 0.9
166 162 160 125 Comml SvcsPrntng .. 57.9 4.1
167 172 178 6 ChemicalsFertilizers 81 51.0 +2.1
168 180 168 26 MachineryFarm 59 57.4 +0.5
169 158 147 135 Comptr SftwrDsktp .. 52.3 2.7
170 165 172 62 Oil&GasUSIntgrt .. 53.3 +1.6
171 183 189 17 MchinryCnstr/Mng .. 51.5 1.5
172 178 167 90 MchnryMtl Hdlg .. 54.0 4.9
173 173 186 179 RetailDprtmnt Strs .. 59.9 0.9
174 179 187 13 Oil&GasCdnIntgrt .. 51.6 +2.2
175 177 180 151 InsrnceDivrsified .. 61.1 0.3
176 170 162 191 HousehldHousewrs .. 60.2 1.3
177 182 192 45 Metal Ores 62 55.2 2.5
178 166 164 30 MedcalHospitals .. 48.6 2.7
179 169 174 38 TransportationShip 58 57.8 2.5
180 181 181 84 Trucks&PartsHvyD .. 64.8 2.8
181 167 157 1 Oil&GasUSExpl Pro 60 47.8 +2.5
182 171 179 92 ElecPrtsDistribtrs .. 52.9 1.4
183 191 194 183 SteelSpcltyAlloys .. 72.6 2.2
184 184 176 153 Retail/WhlsleJwlry .. 62.3 2.2
185 193 195 3 SteelProducers .. 59.0 1.6
186 187 188 81 Auto/TrckOrgnl Eqp .. 72.4 2.7
187 186 173 7 Oil&GasFieldServic 56 58.1 +1.6
188 190 193 8 Metal PrdsDistribtr .. 55.8 5.5
189 188 191 2 EnergyOther 49 59.9 0.4
190 185 182 5 Oil&GascdnExpl Pro .. 49.1 +2.2
191 142 169 120 FnancMrtg&Rel Svc .. 82.2 2.6
192 192 184 195 MediaNewspapers .. 73.1 +4.3
193 189 185 4 Oil&GasDrilling 52 60.5 +2.1
194 194 190 10 Oil&GasMchnry/Eq 52 65.4 +1.4
195 196 196 77 Auto/TrckTirs&M .. 73.3 1.4
196 195 171 181 LeisrePhtoEqp/Rel .. 76.2 3.6
197 197 197 170 MiningGems .. 85.2 1.1
0 0 0 0 S&PMidcap400Ind .. 40.9 1.4
0 0 0 0 S&P500Index .. 40.8 0.4
1. Biotechnlgy 14%
2. Gold 22%
3. Consumestpl 24%
4. Pharm 25%
5. Med Eq & Sys 26%
6. Const & Hse 30%
7. Transportatn 31%
8. Leisure 32%
9. Retailing 32%
10. Envrmt Svcs 34%
21.45% : 5.05% Gold Index 83.38 + 2.87 +3.57%:
26.08% : 11.73% Defensive Index 970.14 4.00 0.41%
24.57% : 13.14% Senior Growth Index 424.67 1.82 0.43%
32.66% 15.36% Dow Jones Utility 358.58 0.85 0.24%
21.61% : 16.13% Consumer Index 642.73 5.43 0.84%
36.04% 18.15% Dow Jones Industrials 8483.93 31.62 0.37%
30.46% 20.55% Medical/Healthcare 3166.15 32.93 1.03%
40.79% 21.42% S&P 500 869.42 3.38 0.39%
37.70% 22.35% U.S. Defense Index 576.55 9.02 1.54%
43.81% 23.02% Amex Composite 1353.95 + 7.05 +0.52%:
43.18% 23.17% N.Y.S.E. Composite 5534.64 3.55 0.06%:
43.06% 23.86% Nasdaq OTC Comp 1510.32 19.92 1.30%
40.67% 25.25% HighTech Index 284.88 1.67 0.58%
27.04% 25.96% Dow Jones Trans 3334.67 35.52 1.05%
40.87% 27.32% S&P Midcap 400 507.44 7.46 1.45%
41.26% 28.28% Value Line Index 1319.07 23.60 1.76%
36.35% 28.48% S&P 600 251.52 4.80 1.87%
39.15% 29.13% Russell 2000 466.15 10.62 2.23%
54.87% 32.62% Insurance Index 313.17 0.15 0.05%:
57.86% 33.16% IBD New America Index 169.97 1.74 1.01%
49.87% 34.46% Bank Index 361.81 4.00 1.09%
56.14% 34.69% N.Y.S.E. Finance 3640.61 15.95 0.44%
61.69% 36.44% New Issues Index 234.73 2.81 1.18%
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Energystocks got ararereprieveonMon-
day. Intensifying fighting in the Israel-
Gaza conflict sent crude oil prices soaring
above $42 a barrel before pulling back
later in the day. Still, oil-related industry
groups endedbroadlyhigher.
Groups Highest % Of
St ocks At New High
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Market Indexes list sorted by % gain in last 3 months. (: on left, top 4
indexes since Jan. 1 on right, top 4 indexes yesterday.)
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Top 10 Fi del i t y Indust ry
Funds Si nce Jan. 1
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 B3
1. MEDICAL
99 98 99 A C 53.9 AlmstFam AFAM.42.93 +1.08 +44 590 22o
38 1 77 E D66.9 AMAGPhrm AMAG 33.57 .13 78 204 ..o
78 77 54 B C 40.0 Abaxis ABAX 15.02 .41 62 126 26o
98 80 88 A B61.1 AbbotLa 2.8 r ABT.52.17 .34 50 4.5m 16
74 24 88 D B 20.1 Abiomed ABMD 15.01 .49 62 112 ..
91 53 95 C B79.0 AbraxisBn ABII 70.10 4.40 9 12 81
57 2 80 E B 35.7 AcordaTh ACOR 19.43 .73 51 225 ..o
32 74 13 D D+25.4 AdvMOpt EYE 5.89 .20 60 459 10
84 86 55 B B 59.8 Aetna .1 r AET 27.13 +.13 48 3.0m 7o
27 1 41 D E 23.3 Affymax AFFY 9.76 +.19 +7 40 ..
41 49 26 B E 51.5 AirMethods AIRM 15.40 1.49 46 102 10
67 71 50 C C+19.5 AlbanyMlc AMRI 9.46 .16 34 123 19
82 83 39 A C+178 Alcon 2.9 ACL 86.10 +.27 67 311 14o
97 74 89 D B48.0 AlexionPhr ALXN.33.93 .67 55 511 99o
57 7 72 C B 17.1 Alkermes r ALKS 10.17 .25 48 605 44
80 82 61 A E 70.4 Allergan .5 AGN 37.99 +.81 44 1.8m 15o
85 59 79 D B36.4 AlnylamPh ALNY 23.10 .79 62 160 99
95 59 99 D B+38.1 Alphrma r ALO 36.99 ... +17 1.2m 99o
99 95 83 A D+68.0 Amedisys AMED.40.69 .64 47 463 13o
68 81 34 C B18.4 AmMedSys AMMD 8.25 .38 69 291 13
92 69 95 B A41.0 Amerigrp AGP 27.62 .87 44 481 10o
83 71 82 C B48.6 AmeriBrg 1.2 r ABC 34.27 .14 63 825 11
97 78 97 A B 66.5 Amgen AMGN.56.87 .49 51 5.1m 12
52 37 54 E C 18.0 Amicusn FOLD 7.76 .22 52 7 ..
96 79 83 B B29.8 AmsurgA r AMSG 22.39 .51 63 111 14
25 3 22 E C 38.8 Amylin AMLN 10.08 .59 61 1.4m ..o
40 43 27 C D76.9 Anlogic 1.5 r ALOG 26.79 .12 55 80 13
87 83 77 B E 20.8 AngioDyn ANGO 12.17 .24 50 82 11
56 3 81 E B16.3 ArdeaBion RDEA 11.31 .31 83 5 ..
45 66 3 A D53.8 Arthrocare r ARTC 4.80 .11 +18 816 2o
96 86 89 A D 49.9 AstraZen 4.7 AZN 40.06 +.69 43 979 8o
59 6 84 E B42.8 Auxilium AUXL 27.18 .61 45 419 ..o
95 85 83 A D 101 BardCR .8 BCR 81.54 +.52 48 529 19o
98 84 80 A D+71.5 BaxterI 2.0 r BAX 52.09 .85 45 2.5m 16
67 63 48 B D 77.1 BeckCltr 1.6 r BEC 42.54 .62 36 503 12o
90 84 76 A C+93.2 BectDck 2.0 BDX 65.67 .74 63 721 14k
76 71 69 B E 109 BioRadA BIO.69.54 1.47 55 95 17
98 81 90 B B 33.2 BioRefLabs r BRLI 26.60 .10 48 61 23
99 96 83 A C 73.6 BiognIdec BIIB.46.54 .77 63 1.5m 12o
73 74 42 C D+41.0 Biomarin BMRN 16.88 .35 71 483 64o
97 73 95 A A28.0 BrstMySq 5.4 BMY 22.94 .16 48 10m 14o
20 48 7 E C+30.2 Brookda 18 r BKD 5.39 .54 58 422 ..o
47 46 52 C E 62.3 CardlHth 1.7 CAH 33.09 .11 54 1.4m 8x
85 69 93 .. B+35.9 CardioNetn BEAT.22.54 +.18 +29 230 75
97 92 85 B B35.3 CatalystH CHSI 23.79 .20 50 185 21o
57 38 62 C D17.6 CeleraGrp CRA 9.88 .44 49 313 99k
99 98 88 A C+77.4 Celgene CELG 52.48 1.53 56 2.5m 36o
96 76 93 C A28.5 Centene CNC 19.56 .29 56 215 11
97 86 95 A C 80.4 Cephalon CEPH 77.00 +.04 59 807 18o
28 6 37 D E 33.4 Cepheid CPHD 10.20 .29 62 329 ..o
52 78 22 B E 69.2 CharlsRvLb CRL .25.25 +.23 57 676 8o
75 99 25 A D57.5 ChnMd 2.7 CMED 17.46 .57 32 383 6o
52 61 21 B C+57.0 CIGNA .3 r CI 15.39 .49 74 1.8m 3o
10 3 27 E E 23.3 ClincData CLDA 7.82 .56 19 63 ..o
35 55 22 C B 40.1 CommtyHlth CYH 13.33 .58 57 817 15o
87 59 79 D B+20.4 Conceptus CPTS 14.45 .97 51 202 ..o
79 66 78 C C 35.0 Conmed CNMD 22.53 .07 58 131 13
33 58 25 C E 41.7 CooperC .4 COO 15.76 +.42 64 323 6o
58 3 86 .. B 40.0 CougarBn CGRB 24.30 4.94 39 54 ..
70 87 32 A D 99 Covance CVD 43.99 .96 26 1.2m 14o
34 37 19 B D+63.9 CoventryHt r CVH 13.95 +.13 56 1.2m 4o
83 69 67 A C+57.0 Covidie 1.9 COV 34.56 +.19 60 1.9m 12o
94 61 89 D A20.1 Crucell CRXL 14.99 .46+123 150 ..
98 61 97 A C+28.7 CubistPhr CBST.23.72 .86 81 298 15
92 74 91 E B 29.0 Cyberonics r CYBX 15.74 .42 46 209 54
62 84 19 A E 28.2 Cynosure CYNO 7.72 .22 55 96 4
97 74 97 B B53.0 Datascp .8 DSCP 52.20 .14 9 164 30
97 75 87 B B 60.2 DaVita r DVA 48.63 .15 53 553 14o
82 82 59 A B 47.1 Dentsup .8 r XRAY 26.50 .59 56 1.2m 14o
98 80 93 B C 67.0 EdwdLfSci r EW 53.26 .75 49 332 22o
99 97 99 A B+26.47EmergBio EBS.23.38 2.07 +14 796 14o
23 2 27 D C+27.0 Emeritus ESC 9.77 1.03 17 248 ..
99 83 96 A B+28.5 EndoPhrm r ENDP 24.82 +.58 30 940 11o
96 90 98 B B 19.37EnsignG 1.0 ENSG 17.30 +.83 52 74 13x
39 8 35 D B 19.6 Eurandn EURX 8.60 1.20 42 51 ..
80 73 61 B D 31.7 Exactech EXAC 16.11 .27 19 63 18
93 95 83 C B 79.1 ExprsScrpt r ESRX.58.43 .78 69 815 19o
84 63 71 A C+42.8 ForestLabs FRX 24.40 .22 62 1.1m 6
98 85 85 B A59.1 FresenMd 1.4 FMS 46.55 +.40 26 124 17
68 6 92 D C+20.2 GTxInc GTXI 16.42 .61 53 81 ..o
94 90 72 A D 65.7 GenProbe r GPRO 39.97 .75 58 251 20
99 85 94 A B 99 Genentech r DNA 81.97 .24 58 1.6m 25
77 46 85 D C 27.0 Genomic GHDX 18.92 .14 70 50 ..
97 80 94 A C+41.77Genoptixn GXDX.31.50 .10 76 67 19
99 92 97 C B 29.3 GntvaHlth GTIV 27.15 +.19 15 232 18
99 85 83 A B 84.0 Genzyme GENZ.65.40 1.01 70 1.1m 16o
99 90 95 A A57.6 GileadSci GILD.49.89 .12 60 4.1m 24
88 67 77 A B54.6 GlaxoSK 6.0 GSK 35.80 .11 38 1.3m 9o
97 60 97 B B+27.1 Grtbatch GB.25.29 +.11 31 285 22o
96 84 87 B C 67.5 Haemonetic r HAE 54.87 .34 54 174 23
93 68 94 C C+21.0 HangrOrth HGR 14.50 +.02 40 168 17
23 30 19 B E 53.0 HealthNet HNT 10.49 .26 55 993 4
63 74 40 .. B23.0 HlthSouth HLS 10.15 .35 72 306 ..o
98 94 95 B B 22.97HlthSprg HS 19.32 +.17 20 489 9
62 92 27 B D71.2 Healthwys HWAY 10.90 .11 4 359 7
72 83 53 B D+63.6 HenrySchn HSIC 35.08 .30 63 406 12o
49 72 29 C E 42.4 HillRom 2.6 HRC 15.64 .39 27 629 11
77 88 33 A C+36.4 Hologic HOLX 11.78 .61 39 3.1m 9o
80 79 51 A D 44.0 Hospira HSP 25.88 .06 45 717 10o
79 71 72 B C 88.1 Humana r HUM 35.07 .24 61 1.3m 7o
94 64 94 C B+38.1 ICUMed ICUI .31.19 .19 62 51 21
74 72 61 D D+28.6 IPCn IPCM 14.92 +.57 18 83 18
66 91 31 A E 44.8 IconPLC ICLR.17.32 .83 66 266 14
70 74 43 D C+15.6 IderaPhm IDRA 7.51 .17 62 33 ..
78 82 53 A D63.6 IdexxLabs r IDXX 33.92 .50 76 207 18k
79 64 55 A D 47.9 Illumina r ILMN 24.84 .52 67 790 30o
98 83 83 A B 35.0 Immucor BLUD.24.39 .34 51 272 23
24 2 25 .. B 26.7 Insuletn PODD 6.78 .39 56 159 ..
91 83 71 B C+49.9 IntgLfSci IART 34.11 .12 6 223 20o
43 20 54 E D 20.1 Intermune ITMN 9.73 .25 26 295 ..o
75 97 23 A D 357 IntSurg ISRG 120.0 1.79 47 616 23o
51 67 49 D D26.6 Invacare .3 IVC 14.58 .55 55 142 10
65 69 40 B D 62.7 InvrnsMed IMA 18.85 .75 68 285 11o
88 78 79 B B22.5 IRISIntl r IRIS 13.46 +.02 62 69 29
71 24 83 C B 20.2 IsisPhrm ISIS 13.09 .23 54 438 99o
92 75 84 A C 72.8 JohnsnJn 3.2 JNJ 58.15 .41 47 9.8m 12
37 52 1 A E 29.0 KVPharmA KVA 2.35 +.09 3 830 1
85 98 33 B B+52.0 KendleInt KNDL .22.56 .28 70 97 10
67 81 43 B E 38.2 KenseyNsh r KNSY 17.95 .18 76 46 13k
18 30 27 E E 33.3 KindredHl KND 11.91 .10 61 202 8
72 84 31 A E 55.0 KineticC r KCI 18.06 .13 38 762 4o
99 85 99 A B36.87LHCGroup LHCG 33.90 .10 46 178 22
95 77 85 A B80.8 Laboratory LH 63.51 +.58 39 867 14o
19 60 14 .. E 39.3 LfSciR LSR 9.06 .26 43 41 4
83 88 39 A D49.0 LifeTech LIFE 22.29 .10 37 2.1m 8o
53 76 65 D D35.9 LifepntHos LPNT 21.40 .54 67 349 8o
94 74 77 A B 57.5 LillyE 5.1 LLY 38.48 +.50 40 4.0m 9o
93 74 81 A B 36.8 LincareHld LNCR 25.80 +.38 38 473 8o
90 65 90 C C 27.0 Luminex LMNX 20.52 +.32 27 291 64
7 6 17 D E 20.6 MDSInc MDZ 5.38 +.01 30 169 23
81 92 57 B D45.1 MWIVet MWIV 24.60 +.60 40 100 15
85 41 88 B B 49.1 MaglnHlth MGLN 37.70 .53 56 188 16
96 77 87 C B39.6 MartekBio MATK 28.64 .10 43 262 26o
95 80 82 A C 42.07Masimon MASI .28.48 .32 57 324 39
73 68 57 B B+68.4 McKessn 1.3 r MCK 37.06 .31 59 1.3m 10o
11 33 31 E E 27.0 Medcath MDTH 9.30 .51 67 56 12
98 90 88 C B+54.6 MedcoHlth MHS 42.82 +.54 62 1.5m 20o
38 21 59 C C 22.5 MedclActn MDCI 9.36 .72 62 26 16
75 68 55 B D28.0 Medicines MDCO.13.82 .62 62 242 17
81 63 70 A B27.0 MedicsPh 1.2 MRX 13.38 .42 +29 1.3m 8o
47 1 84 .. D+34.4 Medivation MDVN 14.48 1.49 36 170 ..o
76 82 46 A E 57.0 Medtron 2.5 MDT 30.25 .53 56 4.3m 10o
82 37 96 B B40.8 Mentor 2.6 MNT 30.91 +.03 23 1.8m 23o
69 43 71 B B61.2 Merck 5.4 MRK 28.30 .70 30 11m 8o
97 91 78 A B37.0 MeridBio 2.3 VIVO 24.48 .48 45 195 33k
98 75 94 C A21.4 MeritMed MMSI 17.11 .09 52 128 23
65 20 74 E A21.4 MicrusEnd MEND 11.32 .94 15 69 ..
85 79 67 B D+76.9 Millipore MIL 50.14 .36 48 361 13o
80 98 36 A E 44.4 Mindray .9 MR.18.01 .11 59 582 16
52 59 47 B E 40.8 MolinaHl MOH 17.49 +.24 64 98 7
77 36 94 D A20.0 Momenta MNTA 10.99 .35 61 115 ..o
99 74 98 A B72.5 MyriadGn MYGN 64.88 1.02 76 294 43o
90 70 89 C B+54.0 NtlHlt 2.1 NHC 46.18 2.02 63 11 16x
83 93 39 B C+26.0 NatusMed BABY.11.43 1.08 47 167 19o
95 86 85 B D32.0 Neogen r NEOG 23.19 .14 64 43 26k
95 78 87 A C+61.3 Novartis 2.6 NVS 49.58 +1.78 25 1.5m 13
93 41 89 B A15.3 NovenPhm NOVN 10.55 .45 53 106 14
95 89 83 A C+73.7 NovNrdk 1.3 r NVO 52.08 .77 60 106 19
90 74 74 C C+58.9 NuVasive NUVA.32.75 .32 23 553 66
89 43 82 A B 53.7 OSIPharmac OSIP 38.04 .01 71 343 19o
56 74 36 D D27.4 OSISystem OSIS 12.53 .80 66 48 14
84 56 96 D A32.8 Omnicare .3 r OCR 26.76 +.26 15 1.2m 18
80 46 73 B B+30.3 Omnicell r OMCL 11.84 .49 45 177 14
95 49 99 A A36.3 OmrixBio OMRI 25.02 +.04 66 240 36
96 74 85 C A59.6 OnyxPhrm ONXX.32.80 .61 64 338 49o
49 44 41 C B61.0 OrthofixIntl OFIX 14.80 .69 36 109 6
76 4 98 D B+21.7 Osiris OSIR 19.35 +.08 37 106 ..
78 81 82 C D51.4 OwensMin 2.1 OMI 38.00 +.36 2 534 16
90 80 92 C B21.7 PSSWorld r PSSI 18.08 .06 73 209 20k
85 78 65 A C+43.2 Pall 2.0 PLL 26.45 .37 32 764 13
68 31 78 C B 16.6 PalmrMd PMTI 10.71 .01 47 76 20o
52 17 76 D B24.5 ParPharm PRX 12.39 .30 63 197 99
58 90 13 B C+36.2 Parexel PRXL 8.52 .29 74 382 8k
51 70 41 B D 37.8 PattrCos r PDCO 17.79 .46 48 916 10o
63 70 37 A E 72.5 PeditrxMed r PDX 31.01 .20 26 373 10
98 80 82 A B 43.1 Perrigo .7 r PRGO.31.10 .65 28 942 19
91 71 86 A B 24.2 Pfizer 7.4 PFE 17.29 +.19 41 32m 7
81 83 56 A C+49.4 PhrmPdt 1.8 r PPDI .27.68 .52 54 629 17o
32 1 68 E D+36.4 Pharmsstn VRUS 13.15 .90 29 113 ..
76 74 76 C D25.8 Pharmern PMC 14.99 +.10 16 335 16
54 37 71 E C 19.5 Progenics r PGNX 9.10 .20 47 162 ..
96 97 72 B B40.9 PsycSol PSYS.27.56 .91 41 587 14o
98 89 81 A B+23.5 QiagenNV QGEN 16.89 .08 61 404 22o
91 74 93 B B 60.0 QstDiagn .8 DGX 50.13 .05 32 1.1m 15o
90 86 63 B C+21.2 Quidel r QDEL 11.72 .61 13 260 18
80 44 85 D C+25.3 Regeneron REGN 17.52 .71 54 230 ..
78 48 80 D A 26.2 RehabCare RHB 15.01 .64 +44 220 14
75 81 66 C C+26.2 ResCare RSCR 13.52 .52 +62 275 9
92 77 80 B D+53.1 Resmed RMD 35.39 .38 28 470 22o
20 3 18 D E 29.3 RigelPh RIGL 8.27 .34 78 145 ..o
91 47 98 D B15.3 RochstrMd ROCM 15.15 +.06 54 30 72
81 77 86 .. B 49.0 SanofAvt 3.8 SNY 31.74 +.47 21 1.5m 8o
7 5 9 E E 28.4 SavientPh SVNT 4.92 .15 48 916 ..o
98 91 86 A C 27.8 ScherPlg 1.6 SGP 16.55 .05 65 5.7m 10o
46 22 35 B D 30.6 Sepracor SEPR 10.50 .03 25 1.1m 7o
71 4 99 E B 29.1 Sequenm SQNM 19.36 .54 65 458 ..o
99 91 78 A B+69.7 ShireLtd .6 SHPGY 43.60 +.44 64 279 11o
45 74 20 D D34.2 SironaDen r SIRO 10.19 .42 1 180 19
74 92 50 C D 17.2 SklldHcren SKH. 8.62 .35 34 98 9
73 73 40 A D+69.2 Smith&Ne 1.9 SNN 31.48 +.29 24 134 11o
93 91 75 A D29.5 Somanetics r SMTS 15.85 .47 64 41 22k
74 97 40 C D 39.2 SonoSite SONO 17.28 .25 75 65 27
95 89 70 A C+48.5 StJudeMed r STJ .31.45 .71 46 2.0m 13
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BY JOANNE VON ALROTH
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
Someof the biggest-earningsectors
of the last few years will see sharp
downturns in 2009, according to
two new research reports. But
some industries should keep afloat
despiterougheconomicseas.
While the earnings of nonfinan-
cial companies listed on the S&P
500are up8%throughQ3 2008, in-
vestors should be waiting for the
other shoetodrop inthosesectors,
said analysts Nicholas Bohnsack
and Chris Verrone of Strategas Re-
search.
Thebiggest dropwill comeinener-
gy and technology profits, which
thepair downgradedfor 09.
Oils price collapse has damaged
that sectors stocks, Bohnsack and
Verronesaid. Thoughoil will recov-
er some, it will likely be somewhere
between $60 and $75 a barrel for
muchof 09, theysaid.
That will meanpullbacksinexplo-
ration, and lower production, earn-
ings and cash flow, Standard &
Poors analysts saidinareport.
The sour economy is hurting the
technology sector. Tech companies
generate about 50% of revenue
fromforeigncountries, andconsum-
ers abroad are expected to cut
spendingfurtherastheglobal reces-
sion continues its advance in 09,
BohnsackandVerronesaid.
Housing, autos, media and enter-
tainment will continue their down-
trend through 09, according to an
S&Preport.
The news isnt all bleak. S&P ana-
lysts say biotech can stay solid next
year by expanding uses for current-
ly marketed products and pharma-
ceutical companies can continue
growththroughacquisitions.
An overall rebound is possible in
2010, said Bohnsack and Verrone.
They added that while they see the
S&P 500s year-over-year earnings
falling 13.7% in 09, they should re-
boundandgain17.2%in2010.
BY ALAN R. ELLI OTT
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
Indexesrecoveredsomeintheafter-
noonbut still closedlower Monday.
TheNYSEcompositeendeddown
a fraction as a jump in oil prices
spurred energy stocks, including
Chevron
CVX
andExxonMobil
XOM
.
The Dow and S&P 500 each gave
up 0.4%, ending in the upper third
of the sessions range. The Nasdaq
composite slipped 1.3%, finishing
closer toits lows.
ResearchInMotion
RIMM
andAma-
zon.com
AMZN
weighed most heavily
ontheNasdaq. Bothfell 5%.
Volume rose above Fridays holi-
day-softenedaction.
Some of the heaviest trading
swirled around Dow Chemical
DOW
andRohm&Haas
ROH
. Eachplunged
innearlyfivetimestheirnormal vol-
ume.
Dowgapped down and shed 3.60,
or 19%, to 15.32, notching its lowest
close since 1991. Over the weekend,
Kuwaits Petrochemical Industries
Co. canceled a $9 billion joint ven-
turewithDow.
The Kuwait decision left in doubt
Dows ability to complete its
planned $15.4 billion acquisition of
Rohm & Haas. The Philadelphia-
based chemicals maker gapped
downandslumped10.22, or 16%, to
53.34. Shares submerged as much
as26%at their sessionlow.
California Water Service
CWT
fell
1.56 to 43.72 after Brean Murray,
Carret downgraded the utility to
holdfrombuy.
Fewstocksmovedhigherinabove-
average volume, but Almost Fami-
ly
AFAM
jumped 1.08 to 42.93 in strong
trade.
Thein-homenursingservicespro-
vider erasedearlylosses toendnear
highs for the day. While thats bull-
ish action, the stock remains below
its 50-daymovingaverage.
I BD I N DUSTRY TH EM ES N YSE & N ASDAQ
BY KEN HOOVER
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
There are no guarantees, but teen
apparel retailer Buckle
BKE
just
might have put in a bottom. The
stock buckled 70% in the two
months through Nov. 20. It has
since recouped up to 40% of that
dive, although the stock has been
slidinginrecent weeks.
The Kearney, Neb.-based compa-
ny on Nov. 20 reported 44 cents a
share. That was 29%more than the
year-ago quarter, but a penny
belowestimates.
Thestocktankedthat day, but that
turnedout tobeat least atemporary
low. The next day, Buckle an-
nouncedastockbuybackplan. It ral-
lied.
OnDec. 4, it hadanexcellent same-
storesalesreport inanotherwisede-
pressing retail sector. That cheered
investors, who pushed the stock up
further in high volume. Since then,
it has beenmovingsideways.
Buckle is in a notoriously volatile
niche, where fickle teens can turn
against a fad in a nanosecond. But
Buckle logged five straight years of
EPS growth. And 2008s 17% sales
gainwas thebest since1999.
But analysts seegrowthslowingin
quarters ahead. Those tracked by
Thomson Reuters are forecasting a
13%increase inearnings next quar-
ter, then two quarters with no
growthat all.
Analysts cut their 2010 estimate
from $2.46 in October to $2.23, al-
though the most recent change,
seenlast week, was anuptick.
The company has an IBD Earn-
ings Stability Rating of 5. Its Accu-
mulation/Distribution Rating is B+
despite the stocks big dive. In fact,
its still 51%off its high.
Buckle operates 374 stores in 38
states. It has areturnonequityof an
above-average 24.1% and a pretax
profit marginof 19.2%.
Retail Standout
Buckling Under
To Recession
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91 71 86 B Pfizer 17.29 +0.19 31.55 41
1 6 7 E Sprint Corp 1.75 +0.06 24.08 39
1 8 5 D+ Fannie Mae .73 0.02 34.25 6
6 8 4 C Federal Home Loan .71 0.03 25.82 +17
10 8 25 B Ford Motor 2.22 0.07 46.92 52
4 24 14 D Citigroup 6.57 0.16 60.65 73
53 59 38 B General Electric 15.66 0.31 55.69 52
9 8 22 B Bank of America 12.94 0.42 62.26 45
30 40 25 D DowChemical 15.32 4.02 82.50 +502
75 71 Badger Meter BMI 34.90 +4.66 +142
47 33 BristowGroup Inc BRS 22.44 +2.98 +28
97 32 Intrepid Potash Inc IPI 20.00 +1.93 18
77 79 HDFC Bank HDB 71.27 +6.25 6
80 65 San Juan Basin Rylty SJT 27.24 +2.31 +137
93 41 Greif Inc Cl B GEFB 32.20 +2.03 54
97 41 Hess Corp HES 52.25 +3.20 36
99 29 Potash Saskatch POT 73.22 +4.34 44
71 78 Agnico Eagle Mines AEM 50.76 +2.89 6
97 44 Murphy Oil Corp MUR 44.24 +2.49 19
90 91 Stanley Inc SXE 32.45 +1.69 14
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96 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 93 ROE 23% 1103M Shares
OPERATES 6,690 AND FRANCHISES/LICENSES 24,799 MCDONALD'S FAST
FOOD RESTAURANTS WORLDWIDE.
+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 11,808,300 Debt 48%
Last Qtr Eps +27%6 Prior Qtr +31%5 Last Qtr Sales +6%
11 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/28
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 68
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SVCS (EMS) Group 6 $36.20
99 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 98 ROE 15% 9.3M Shares
PROVIDES AMBULANCE, OUTSOURCED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT STAFFING,
AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE U.S.
+60% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 305,100 Debt 106%
Last Qtr Eps +94%5 Prior Qtr +23%5 Last Qtr Sales +28%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/12
Acc/Dis D-
Sup/Demand 56
AUTOZONE INC (AZO) Group 21 o$132.69
95 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 95 ROE 203% 55.7M Shares
OPERATES 4,092 RETAIL AUTO PARTS STORES NATIONWIDE AND 148 STORES
IN MEXICO OFFERING AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.
+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 1,439,600 Debt 980%
Last Qtr Eps +10%6 Prior Qtr +20%5 Last Qtr Sales +2%
0 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/26
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 89
NATIONAL PRESTO IND (NPK) Group 68 $72.00
96 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 97 ROE 13% 4.8M Shares
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7 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 3/5
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 50
IBD Composite Rating
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Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
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High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
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Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Composite Rating
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90 94 79 B C+28.4 Gartner IT 16.74 .73 32 605 16o
92 89 66 C B+29.5 GeoGroup GEO 17.07 1.06 45 422 15
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58 70 30 B C 35.9 inVentiv VTIV 10.85 +.51 13 290 7o
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96 87 86 A C 66.2 Stericycle SRCL 51.01 .15 68 480 30o
99 98 90 B B+22.6 SykesEnt SYKE.18.73 +.05 51 185 12o
96 87 78 A C+39.7 Syntel 1.1 SYNT 22.43 2.21 +94 427 12x
95 95 72 A C+40.5 Team TISI .25.65 .47 46 104 20k
70 93 28 B B26.9 TeleTech TTEC 7.73 .13 69 156 6
96 61 91 B B 30.2 TetraTech TTEK 21.79 .61 50 346 21o
72 31 83 B C 201 ThReut 7.8 r TRIN 135.0 .09 63 22 12
47 52 48 C B17.5 TrueBlue TBI 8.72 .43 59 174 6
92 91 76 B D+18.5 TylerTech r TYL 11.38 +.03 35 248 20
82 80 56 B B50.5 Unifirst .5 UNF 27.52 .78 49 55 8k
99 99 97 A B+51.7 VSE .5 VSEC 37.22 +.43 19 33 10
72 73 77 C C 39.5 Viad .7 VVI 24.35 .02 18 121 11
49 74 24 A D 25.6 VsnChinan r VISN 5.25 +.25 31 391 9
67 98 31 A C+43.8 VistaPrt r VPRT 16.46 .27 75 234 13
65 81 27 B E 20.0 WNSHldgs WNS 5.65 .05 76 13 6
70 87 44 B B+65.1 WPPPlc 4.5 WPPGY 28.30 .71 61 89 5
86 69 85 B C 40.7 WstCnn WCN 28.56 .46 46 634 18
90 80 87 B B39.3 WsteMg 3.5 WMI 30.83 .13 67 1.4m 13o
97 83 85 B B 62.0 WtsWy .7 r WW 45.24 +.03 36 299 12
3. CONSUMER
84 61 86 B D+29.4 AlbertoC 1.1 ACV 23.86 +.30 50 463 19
9 16 20 D D21.9 AmerGrt 7.5 r AM 6.40 .30 11 516 6o
99 98 86 A D53.27AmPubEn APEI .35.74 1.31 32 209 44
99 78 99 A B 81.7 ApolloGrpA r APOL .76.40 .10 62 1.3m 25
68 77 41 A E 45.3 AvonPds 3.6 AVP.22.50 .18 66 2.1m 10o
25 38 35 D E 40.0 CSSIndst 3.9 r CSS 15.22 1.25 +2 57 6k
99 92 96 A B+73.27CapellaE r CPLA 56.04 +.18 59 133 36
65 12 95 D B26.2 CareerEd CECO 17.54 .02 +42 1.6m 22o
94 90 88 A E 82.2 Chattem CHTT 67.73 .51 55 134 16o
90 74 89 B E 65.5 ChrchDwt .7 CHD 54.06 .16 53 409 20
91 73 86 A D66.6 Clorox 3.4 r CLX 53.84 .62 63 731 14o
97 77 86 A B82.0 ColgPlmv 2.4 r CL 67.39 .71 27 3.0m 17o
98 69 98 C A 17.7 CornthClg COCO.15.18 +.36 33 1.0m 33o
40 39 51 C D+36.0 DTSInc DTSI 16.91 .13 41 116 23
99 83 97 A B 61.6 DeVry .3 r DV.56.94 +.44 36 685 30
85 90 78 A D+53.6 DolbyLab DLB 30.68 1.54 8 729 17o
2 11 18 D E 22.7 EstmKod 8.3 r EK 6.05 .03 53 2.2m 86o
91 77 67 A C+52.8 Ecolab 1.7 ECL 33.77 .29 65 1.2m 18
62 79 43 D D+21.8 ElizArden RDEN 10.73 .26 50 121 7
77 92 43 A B114 Energizer ENR 50.16 +.56 45 563 8o
80 85 51 B C+54.8 EsteeLd 1.9 EL 29.46 .06 67 814 11o
29 23 43 C D 38.0 HNICorp 6.0 HNI 14.30 .59 46 245 7
6 28 16 C D75.4 Harman .3 HAR 14.61 .55 4 994 6
91 77 86 B B41.7 Hasbro 2.8 r HAS 28.30 .74 26 1.7m 12
75 60 83 C C 24.7 HelenTroy HELE 16.25 .14 55 106 8
76 96 32 A D 51.1 Herbalfe 3.9 r HLF 20.37 +.08 45 657 5o
72 63 73 A B24.8 HillenI 4.6 r HI 16.18 .22 +12 277 9
16 15 19 B D 24.0 HookFu 5.5 r HOFT 7.25 ... 54 41 7
99 94 98 A B+106 ITTEduc ESI .91.45 +.75 42 708 19
58 62 29 B D 20.0 InterPr 2.0 IPAR 6.54 .43 41 77 7x
74 65 55 B C 48.7 IntFlavr 3.6 IFF 27.73 .36 47 470 9o
52 57 42 D C+22.4 iRobot IRBT 8.99 .30 47 71 32
86 64 79 B B 30.6 JakksPac JAKK 19.91 .41 55 143 7
54 84 29 B D27.9 Jarden JAH 10.58 .54 72 419 3o
85 92 77 .. D30.2 K12nya LRN.19.09 +.66 71 71 57
79 58 77 B D70.4 KimbCla 4.5 KMB 51.91 .13 65 1.2m 12
79 91 45 A C 18.7 Knoll 5.8 r KNL 8.23 .28 21 408 4
56 61 37 B D23.3 LearngTree LTRE 8.03 .17 57 14 9
62 50 75 C C+24.6 LeggPlat 7.0 r LEG 14.34 .13 49 1.2m 8k
98 83 93 C B16.07LincEduSv r LINC 12.88 .12 31 22 19
98 86 92 A B38.5 MarvelEnt MVL .30.09 +.24 21 707 13o
96 64 91 B B 19.0 Matrixx MTXX 15.74 .39 82 14 13
78 44 82 B B 22.0 Mattel 4.8 r MAT 15.73 +.27 24 3.1m 11o
80 80 69 B C+58.6 MathInt .7 MATW 34.89 .95 57 108 13k
71 92 31 A D 78.9 Middleby MIDD.27.51 .40 1 197 7
44 73 29 B E 33.8 MllrHer 2.8 MLHR 12.29 .70 58 312 4
50 40 32 B E 37.3 NBTY NTY 14.73 .43 49 494 6
72 46 96 D B 14.6 NLIndus 4.2 NL 11.90 .57 52 22 36
96 89 97 B B 80.6 Natl Pr 1.4 NPK 72.00 +2.25 +63 65 11
98 98 75 A B86.5 NwOriEd EDU.51.09 .60 57 338 27
14 26 32 B E 26.2 NewellRb 8.6 NWL 9.79 .05 23 2.8m 6o
61 71 41 B D20.0 NuSkin 4.7 NUS 9.36 .26 45 224 8
78 54 78 B B30.6 NutriSys 4.9 NTRI 14.40 +.06 58 203 7o
94 80 85 B B74.5 ProctGm 2.7 PG 60.20 .33 67 8.2m 16o
19 23 22 D D29.8 RC2 RCRC 9.25 .22 68 82 6
29 28 40 .. D 14.9 Revlon REV 6.27 .39 +4 188 8
28 31 38 C C+57.2 Sony 1.4 SNE 20.96 +.62 50 887 8o
38 36 51 D D20.2 StoneMor 20 STON 10.66 .44 +39 65 88
99 89 96 A D+239 StrvrEd 1.0 r STRA 206.4 .66 55 122 38o
77 89 54 A A 45.0 Tupperw 4.3 TUP 20.62 .14 37 611 7o
84 56 93 B C 49.9 USANAHlth USNA 32.41 .30 68 29 14
39 54 43 C D+35.8 UniElec UEIC 14.50 .93 40 74 13
73 19 96 D B+20.0 UnvTchIns UTI 15.89 .48 24 267 52
85 79 62 A B50.2 WWatch 2.5 WTW 27.64 .69 25 300 9
35 48 30 C D 98.0 Whrlpl 4.4 r WHR 38.77 1.26 63 843 5o
84 56 95 C C 21.8 Zepn .9 ZEP 16.92 .19 45 97 15k
4. RETAIL
93 77 96 B B 30.2 AaronRnt .2 RNT 25.97 .19 9 673 18
28 55 23 B E 83.4 AberFitc 3.2 ANF 21.61 .65 63 1.6m 4
68 94 36 A D37.4 Aeropostl ARO.15.61 .91 32 2.0m 7o
43 48 43 B B23.8 AEagleO 4.4 r AEO 9.11 .01 38 3.1m 6o
21 52 6 C B29.2 AnnTaylor ANN 5.00 .69 41 1.3m 4
84 74 61 B B32.2 ApldInd 3.3 r AIT 18.43 .80 42 218 8k
87 82 83 C B44.3 BJsWhlsl BJ 32.56 .02 58 872 14o
17 35 28 D D36.2 BarnsNo 7.5 BKS 13.40 .14 +17 1.1m 8o
95 90 96 C D 18.77BeaconRfg BECN 12.82 .40 36 548 14
73 42 79 B B 34.7 BedBath BBBY 24.43 .56 51 3.0m 12
57 47 52 B B53.6 BestBuy 2.1 BBY 26.34 .36 65 3.5m 8o
59 82 41 C E 35.3 BigLots BIG 13.65 .54 26 2.1m 7o
62 45 65 C B34.7 BobEvn 3.3 r BOBE 19.51 .58 53 197 10o
39 27 35 C B 23.9 Brinker 4.5 EAT 9.72 .41 +18 2.9m 7
27 29 30 D B 18.4 BrwShoe 3.8 r BWS 7.46 .43 33 467 6o
87 94 58 A B 44.6 Buckle 3.9 r BKE 20.39 1.23 33 794 9
94 88 75 A B45.0 BffWldWg BWLD.22.90 1.82 46 315 17o
95 89 80 A C+31.07BurgerK 1.1 BKC 22.07 .12 64 705 15o
83 74 71 B B 39.5 CECEntrtn CEC 22.47 .98 41 266 9o
78 86 68 A D44.3 CVSCare 1.0 r CVS 27.23 +.50 53 5.8m 11o
61 50 62 C C 16.9 CalPizzaK r CPKI 9.41 .38 43 185 13
90 66 76 B C+31.3 Caseys 1.4 CASY 21.32 .88 24 633 12
63 26 83 C A+19.4 CatoCp 4.8 CTR 13.80 .29 38 127 14
51 35 34 C A 24.1 Cheescake r CAKE 9.03 .33 39 1.1m 9o
55 84 56 C D43.4 ChldrnsPl PLCE 19.85 .78 85 139 8o
93 87 66 A A155 Chipotle CMG 57.34 .94 8 436 23o
94 87 74 A B+129 ChipotleBn CMGB 53.00 1.61 68 56 22
62 65 77 C D+28.1 CitiTrnds CTRN 13.85 +.18 52 98 12
58 72 56 B C 21.0 CollectBr PSS 9.86 .66 44 840 7o
91 91 62 C B50.5 CmpnBras 1.1 CBD 25.74 1.01 43 250 12
23 53 21 C E 25.3 Conns CONN 6.96 .52 41 87 3
70 36 73 D B30.7 CoreMark r CORE 20.69 .27 48 29 14
76 69 71 B B75.2 Costco 1.3 r COST 50.83 .64 65 2.4m 17o
61 48 59 B C+38.9 CBRL 4.1 r CBRL 19.31 1.10 26 471 6o
71 62 80 C B+20.7 DSWInc DSW 11.52 .23 26 278 14
94 63 89 A A 37.8 DardnRst 2.9 DRI 27.52 .98 49 1.5m 10o
53 60 43 B C+33.9 DcksSpt DKS 12.47 .53 51 1.5m 9o
30 14 20 B C+55.8 DineEqu 10 DIN 9.76 1.20 42 233 9
92 71 95 C B36.5 Dist&Svc 3.2 DYS 24.05 +.14+162 202 24
98 82 98 B B 44.1 DollarTree DLTR.40.70 1.21 61 1.0m 16o
69 65 68 C A17.9 DressBarn DBRN 10.22 +.02 72 262 8o
89 72 88 C B 89.1 EstaDlh 2.7 DEG 62.59 .21 74 11 9
24 20 32 C D+33.4 EthanAl 7.2 ETH 13.93 .91 54 293 7
94 75 96 B C 32.5 FamlyDlr 2.0 FDO 24.46 .29 57 1.8m 14
93 91 66 A E 56.5 Fastenl 1.7 r FAST 32.34 1.68 48 1.4m 17
16 42 35 E E 18.2 FootLckr 8.1 FL 7.39 .32 29 2.3m 11o
57 86 33 A C+44.0 Fossil r FOSL 15.47 .62 31 687 7
73 76 81 D B15.9 Freds .8 FRED 9.77 .06 60 242 16o
63 94 35 A D 63.7 GameStpA GME 21.95 1.19 34 2.1m 9o
58 74 63 C D22.0 Gap 2.6 r GPS 13.00 +.03 57 4.3m 9o
57 75 36 C A 38.7 Genesco r GCO 16.12 .98 58 264 9
98 90 86 A B 94.0 Graingr 2.1 r GWW 74.73 .83 31 911 12
99 94 94 A B 44.8 GreenMtCf GMCR.38.38 +.05 +16 566 39o
62 93 20 A C 45.2 Guess 2.8 r GES.14.51 .41 9 1.7m 6o
74 90 56 A D 47.7 Gymboree GYMB 23.91 1.11 57 403 7o
17 9 33 D B16.5 HSNInc HSNI 6.43 +.27 26 631 ..o
41 12 82 E D+13.7 HavertyFurn HVT 8.92 .25 74 46 ..
66 70 73 B D25.8 Hibbett HIBB 14.71 .43 34 396 14o
76 33 87 C B31.1 HomeDp 3.9 HD 23.36 .20 64 8.2m 11o
79 61 63 B C+27.3 InglMkt 4.0 IMKTA 16.61 +.13 14 66 7
62 59 71 D B+20.0 IngramMicro IM 12.80 .17 48 828 7o
29 47 22 C B20.4 InsightEnt NSIT 6.01 +.06 23 342 4
56 62 38 C D+23.2 Interline IBI 9.48 .37 44 123 6
37 58 14 B B52.0 JCrew JCG 11.21 .43 35 1.2m 7o
93 75 87 B A+30.4 JackInBox JACK 20.88 .48 72 226 10
37 43 66 D E 27.0 JoAnnStrs JAS 12.87 .28 30 260 11
93 87 87 A B+41.7 JosABkCl JOSB 25.04 1.34 46 290 8o
59 55 72 B B56.0 Kohls KSS 33.76 +.40 52 3.3m 10o
92 63 88 B D+31.0 Kroger 1.4 r KR 25.41 +.11 59 3.6m 13o
46 65 37 C B22.2 LimitdBr 6.3 r LTD 9.50 ... 50 3.0m 7o
86 47 88 B B+28.5 Lowes 1.6 LOW 21.25 +.12 71 5.1m 12o
56 94 9 A C 50.6 Lululemngn LULU. 7.29 .11 30 527 11o
98 94 85 A B18.17LumberLn LL .10.11 .25 +35 358 14
69 75 66 A D32.0 Luxotti 3.1 LUX 17.98 .03 36 169 11
91 86 73 A D 54.6 MSCInds 2.4 r MSM 33.68 .43 43 349 11k
21 49 25 D B28.5 Macys 6.0 M 8.89 +.29 55 6.3m 4o
96 90 93 A B 67.0 McDonal 3.3 MCD.60.38 .68 51 5.7m 17o
41 34 48 C B 30.0 MnsWh 2.2 MW 12.96 .65 40 699 8o
87 62 96 D C+47.6 NashFch 1.7 NAFC 42.58 .42 63 76 13
18 53 18 B E 40.6 Nordsrm 5.6 JWN 11.50 .41 73 2.0m 4o
85 77 79 B C+33.0 PFChangs PFCB 19.69 .80 44 279 12o
96 91 96 A C+65.0 PaneraBrd PNRA.49.17 .59 40 584 23o
89 58 95 B D+31.1 Pantry PTRY 19.18 +.06 58 234 11
79 85 58 B C+30.7 PapaJohns PZZA 17.35 .26 38 184 16o
89 73 86 C B30.4 PeetsCof PEET 22.54 .50 71 44 30
20 41 30 C D 51.4 Penney 4.5 JCP 17.84 .82 43 3.4m 5o
97 92 98 A B 19.0 PetMed r PETS.16.73 .36 66 248 18
77 64 73 A B 28.9 Petsmrt .7 PETM 17.29 .06 71 893 11o
65 57 76 C B+29.0 Pool 3.2 POOL 16.34 .44 38 334 13o
97 74 88 B A 33.7 PricSmrt 1.7 PSMT 19.08 .39 27 110 15k
64 58 65 B C+19.9 RadioShk 2.2 RSH 11.36 .39 42 2.0m 6o
63 71 35 B B43.6 RedRobin r RRGB 15.15 .84 39 247 7o
24 40 28 D C+32.0 Regis 1.3 RGS 12.70 .55 35 448 6k
74 63 81 C B26.0 RentACtr RCII 16.22 .16 66 465 8o
83 73 79 B B30.5 RitchieB 1.8 RBA 20.50 +.24 57 351 25
87 84 84 A C 41.6 RossSts 1.3 r ROST 28.49 .72 61 1.0m 12o
85 76 71 C C+39.8 Ruddick 1.9 RDK 25.92 .56 53 210 12
80 54 78 C B 35.8 Safeway 1.5 r SWY 22.30 .01 66 1.7m 10o
51 63 43 C B38.2 Scansrce SCSC 17.56 .19 58 85 8k
35 42 40 D C+35.9 SchoolSpec r SCHS 17.70 .09 19 171 8
19 35 20 E C+114 SearsHldgs r SHLD 35.78 1.26 36 1.1m 17o
94 68 94 A B 65.0 ShrwnW 2.5 SHW 56.23 +.43 52 1.0m 12o
42 47 58 D C+18.5 ShoeCrnvl SCVL 9.46 .54 75 17 12
4 31 18 C E 31.6 SignetJ 2.3 SIG 8.44 +.06 48 175 4
73 61 58 A B 23.3 Sonic SONC 11.37 .82 46 460 11
21 41 13 B D+41.8 Sothebys 7.5 BID 8.03 +.14 14 1.5m 4
97 84 92 B C+28.2 SprtnStr .9 SPTN 23.15 .07 46 174 14
36 52 31 D B+18.0 StageSt 2.9 SSI 6.94 .06 37 278 7
83 66 72 A B26.6 Staples 1.9 SPLS 17.30 .27 51 4.9m 12o
49 37 40 B C+21.0 Starbucks SBUX 9.03 .32 63 5.4m 13o
45 50 26 D B38.7 Suprvalu 5.4 r SVU 12.68 ... 42 1.6m 4
85 54 82 B C+28.5 Susser SUSS 12.66 .58 34 27 19
60 86 31 C D 27.3 Synnex SNX 10.77 +.03 21 195 4k
81 68 70 B C+35.0 Sysco 4.3 r SYY 22.52 .55 36 3.2m 12o
66 64 60 B B21.0 Systemax r SYX 10.64 .41 77 41 6
63 70 52 A C+37.5 TJXCos 2.2 r TJX 19.74 .30 64 2.7m 9o
2 3 4 E D18.0 Talbots 24 TLB 2.10 .24 54 358 ..o
59 58 57 B C 59.6 Target 2.0 TGT 32.39 +.15 63 5.5m 9o
20 25 35 D D38.3 TechData r TECD 17.15 +.15 51 343 7
61 83 37 A B 50.0 Tiffany 3.2 r TIF 21.50 .92 25 2.6m 7o
92 80 83 A C+38.17THortons 1.0 THI 27.21 .33 45 478 17
93 99 64 A D34.5 TitanMchn TITN 13.49 +.41 53 140 12o
96 81 84 B C+47.5 TractorSupl TSCO 33.19 1.33 49 465 13o
75 94 42 B B 18.0 UltaSalon ULTA 7.70 1.36+185 672 16
78 60 69 C C 31.9 UnitdNaturl UNFI 16.97 .57 55 260 15o
70 80 63 C C+60.3 UtdStnr r USTR 31.23 .90 68 89 7
60 93 27 A E 38.4 UrbanOutfit URBN.14.16 .49 63 2.1m 11o
91 79 92 B B63.9 WalMrt 1.7 WMT 55.11 .24 61 10m 16o
67 63 61 B C+39.0 Walgrn 1.9 WAG 23.65 .17 18 6.6m 11o
75 23 84 D B+41.8 WeisMkt 3.7 WMK 31.63 .37 64 24 21
26 24 17 C D 42.5 WholeFd WFMI 9.04 +.15 41 2.2m 9o
19 30 18 C C 29.8 WilSon 6.7 r WSM 7.20 .26 60 1.0m 6o
63 8 89 D B 19.4 WinnDix WINN 14.79 .06 41 258 67
95 80 83 A B+41.7 YumBrd 2.5 r YUM 29.91 .37 49 2.4m 15o
1 1 3 E E 42.2 Zale r ZLC 3.23 .10 27 789 ..o
37 60 21 B C+27.3 Zumiez ZUMZ 7.14 .58 58 162 9
5. COMP SFTWR
87 74 82 D B 23.2 ACIWwde ACIW 15.27 +.45 +1 338 84o
35 31 43 B E 19.3 ActivsnBlz ATVI 8.55 .31 9 11m 15o
54 86 37 A D46.4 AdobeSys ADBE 20.52 .56 47 4.6m 9o
54 76 30 B D56.6 AdvntSftw r ADVS 19.15 2.30 12 353 24o
27 35 20 B E 26.6 AladdinKno ALDN 6.25 .47 +12 52 7k
99 88 99 B B+10.1 AllscrptsM MDRX 9.58 .40 +15 1.3m 18o
87 97 67 A C+49.9 Ansys ANSS.27.65 .71 64 380 16
99 82 97 A B+38.37Athenahltn ATHN 35.95 1.14 48 225 85o
60 88 34 A D+51.2 Autodesk ADSK 18.43 .46 39 2.5m 8o
95 91 80 A B 40.9 BMCSftwr BMC 26.34 +.13 37 1.5m 12o
79 82 43 A B30.0 Blckbaud 3.2 BLKB 12.69 .21 53 146 13
69 75 55 A D45.0 Blkboard BBBB 25.04 .84 44 248 32
56 65 30 A D 35.3 BluCoat BCSI 8.21 .24 52 320 7
90 89 81 A B26.7 CAInc .9 CA 17.72 .30 24 4.8m 12o
97 95 81 B D+59.8 Cerner r CERN 38.20 .34 28 836 18
88 75 80 A C+25.8 CheckPtSf r CHKP 18.50 .03 60 877 10
87 68 80 A C 39.0 CitrixSys r CTXS 23.33 +.45 39 2.2m 15
96 73 97 B B+31.0 CmptrPr 5.4 CPSI 26.91 +.07 40 101 19
95 98 83 A C+50.0 ConcurTch r CNQR 30.38 .19 68 378 45o
63 79 49 B D 85.0 DSTSys r DST 37.74 .79 40 392 10
45 56 45 B E 34.1 DealerTrk r TRAK 10.99 +.12 62 184 12
96 77 94 B B+18.3 EPIQSys EPIQ 15.21 .55 26 256 26
94 99 75 A D40.3 Ebix r EBIX 21.36 .11 54 26 10
96 95 60 B B+26.3 Eclipsys ECLP 14.06 .14 51 363 14o
14 18 15 B D 60.4 ElecArts ERTS 15.12 .20 49 4.4m 29o
49 36 47 C B+33.8 FairIsa .6 FIC 14.46 .16 29 364 8k
52 75 28 B E 15.2 FundTech FNDT 6.35 .55 +55 32 9
15 34 30 .. E 14.6 i2Tech ITWO 5.74 +.13 46 194 7
97 78 86 A B+19.3 Informatca r INFA 13.36 .07 59 460 17o
76 54 73 B B 32.2 Intuit r INTU 22.65 .09 61 1.7m 13o
85 76 64 B B+21.7 JDASfwr JDAS 12.30 .22 50 174 8
82 66 80 A C+27.5 JackHn 1.6 r JKHY 18.21 .33 64 355 15
67 89 21 A C 24.0 KenexaCp r KNXA 6.93 .35 72 79 5
96 95 84 A C+24.37LongtopFn LFT 14.38 .26 +33 145 18
64 16 71 B B 19.0 Macrvsn MVSN 11.60 +.09 51 755 34o
71 72 51 B B27.7 ManhAssc MANH 14.79 .21 69 93 9
98 89 90 A B 41.0 McAfee r MFE 33.16 +.25 39 1.8m 17o
99 96 72 A C+23.9 MedAsst MDAS.13.55 .23 +25 254 37o
69 74 59 A B36.6 Micrsft 2.7 MSFT 18.96 .17 47 49m 9
38 34 33 B C 97.8 MicroStr r MSTR 35.15 +.14 62 56 9o
81 47 90 B C+61.4 NDSGrp NNDS 54.75 +3.50 +85 132 25o
16 14 16 .. C 41.8 NetSuiten N 7.55 .60 9 199 ..
83 98 51 A B21.5 NuanceCm NUAN 9.49 .14 64 1.2m 10o
95 88 87 A C 39.1 OpenText OTEX 29.83 .44 13 472 13o
78 74 84 D D 14.4 OpnetTech r OPNT 8.64 .28 8 54 66
96 88 82 A B+23.6 Oracle ORCL 17.22 .21 58 20m 12o
82 92 63 A B 21.5 ParmTch r PMTC 11.89 .01 54 898 8
75 34 90 C C+15.1 Pegsys 1.0 r PEGA 11.62 .25 +6 125 44
80 60 48 B B23.0 PhaseFwd PFWD 12.03 .84 21 339 15
75 75 58 B B34.0 ProgSftw PRGS 18.61 .30 59 110 9
99 89 98 A B+47.9 QualtyS 2.8 QSII .43.04 .99 15 349 27o
97 74 83 B A18.9 QuestSoft r QSFT 12.08 .06 40 726 14o
90 90 67 A B+24.8 RedHat r RHT 12.99 .14 31 1.7m 15o
54 73 56 C D 15.9 RenscLr 3.2 r RLRN 8.62 .22 66 13 22k
88 88 54 A B59.4 SAPAG 1.8 SAP 34.21 +.38 44 1.6m 13o
90 88 69 A A43.4 SPSS SPSS 24.92 +.27 63 79 11o
98 91 98 .. A17.8 SXCHlth SXCI 17.59 +1.19 +20 118 22
67 72 42 C B75.2 Salesforc CRM 30.93 .49 76 671 99o
90 69 79 A C 31.6 SoleraHdn SLH 21.93 1.28 30 571 15
92 85 79 A C 37.0 Sybase r SY 23.34 .66 30 901 11k
83 89 64 B B22.8 Symantec SYMC.12.63 .25 69 4.7m 8
82 65 76 A A26.6 Synopsys SNPS 17.78 .23 39 995 10o
17 26 20 B E 28.0 TakeTwoIS TTWO 7.48 .24 25 782 3o
51 76 15 B C+34.2 TaleoA TLEO 6.74 .05 46 220 14
52 59 27 B C+41.7 UltimtStwr r ULTI 13.87 .66 42 228 35
68 77 51 B D 42.5 Verisign VRSN 18.93 .34 55 1.6m 18o
64 12 81 E B+19.2 VtlImgs VTAL 12.42 .45 73 26 ..o
77 91 42 A C+89.0 VMware VMW 22.01 .31 65 769 23o
63 69 33 A D41.5 Vocus VOCS.15.97 1.01 75 75 23
6. UTILITY
92 80 84 B D39.1 AGLRes 5.7 ATG.29.60 .01 47 323 10
77 64 64 B C+65.1 Alleghn 1.9 AYE 32.12 +.21 36 1.7m 14
79 66 70 C B 49.0 Allete 5.5 ALE 31.30 +.10 18 277 11
78 70 77 C D42.4 AllntEgy 5.0 LNT 28.15 +.10 33 653 9
66 42 68 C B54.6 Ameren 7.9 AEE 32.05 .14 41 883 10o
78 48 74 B B49.1 AmElcPwr 5.1 AEP 31.92 .16 45 2.0m 10o
84 56 82 C C+42.0 AmrStWt 3.2 AWR 30.78 1.93 +17 170 21
83 41 93 E B23.7 AmWWks 3.8 AWK 20.94 .84 14 431 ..
94 65 96 B B22.0 AquaAm 2.7 WTR 20.00 .13 19 1.0m 27o
92 77 83 C D29.3 AtmosEn 5.7 ATO 23.32 .25 65 286 11
94 82 83 D C+23.6 Avista 3.9 AVA 18.51 .15 52 192 14
81 56 71 A C 45.4 BlackHl 5.4 BKH 26.05 .33 1 438 14
86 20 97 C B+NH CHEnergy 4.4 CHG 49.50 +1.39 17 79 22
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GREATBATCH INC (GB) Group 32 o$25.29
97 Comp. Rating 60 EPS RS 97 ROE 10% 22.2M Shares
DEVELOPS ELECTRICAL AND POWER SOURCES FOR IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL
DEVICES SUCH AS PACEMAKERS AND NEUROSTIMULATORS.
+4% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. Daily Vol 412,900 Debt 75%
Last Qtr Eps +52%5 Prior Qtr -29%5 Last Qtr Sales +72%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/25
R&D 14%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 83
DEVRY INC (DV) Group 5 o$56.94
99 Comp. Rating 83 EPS RS 97 ROE 18% 61.6M Shares
PROVIDES POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION TO 61,924 STUDENTS THROUGH 91
LOCATIONS IN 26 STATES IN THE U.S. AND ONE IN CANADA.
+84% Ann. EPS Gro PE 31 Avg. D. Vol 1,066,900 Debt 0%
Last Qtr Eps +20%6 Prior Qtr +31%6 Last Qtr Sales +21%
13 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/24
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 79
BRINKS HOME SEC HLDGS (CFL) Group 6 o$20.93
96 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 96 ROE 11% 45.3M Shares
INSTALLS AND MONITORS SECURITY ALARM SYSTEMS FOR RESIDENTIAL
AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IN ALL 50 STATES AND CANADA.
+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 601,500 Debt 0%
Last Qtr Eps +67%5 Prior Qtr +11%6 Last Qtr Sales +9%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Acc/Dis
Sup/Demand 75
NIPPON TEL & TEL ADR (NTT) Group 54 $26.25
94 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 96 ROE 9% 1640M Shares
JAPANESE PROVIDER OF LOCAL EXCHANGE, LONG DISTANCE, WIRELESS AND
INTERNET SERVICES TO RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS CUSTOMERS.
+10% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. D. Vol 1,388,000 Debt 47%
Last Qtr Eps +515%5 Prior Qtr +39%6 Last Qtr Sales +7%
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/5
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 5
CALIFORNIA WATER SVC GRP (CWT) Group 10 $43.72
99 Comp. Rating 81 EPS RS 97 ROE 8% 19.5M Shares
ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION, PURCHASE, STORAGE, TREATMENT, DISTRIBU-
TION AND SALE OF WATER IN CA, WA, NM AND HI.
+6% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. Daily Vol 263,700 Debt 75%
Last Qtr Eps +58%5 Prior Qtr +30%5 Last Qtr Sales +16%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/27
Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 74
SOUTH JERSEY INDUSTRIES (SJI) Group 20 $38.10
99 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 94 ROE 13% 29.4M Shares
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL GAS TO
335,663 CUSTOMERS IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY.
+22% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 232,900 Debt 74%
Last Qtr Eps +180%5 Prior Qtr +24%5 Last Qtr Sales +35%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/28
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 58
Greatbatch
GB
makes power sourc-
es for pacemakers and other tiny
implantablemedical devices.
Thestockjust endedastringof de-
clining earnings, posting a 52%rise
for Q3.
During the stretch of struggling
earnings, sales didnt slow. In fact,
growth accelerated, partly due to
acquisitions.
Thestocks chart actionis strong.
In most of the past five weeks,
Greatbatch closed with little
change in price. Thats positive ac-
tion.
Also, every week in that stretch
foundsupport at the 10-weekmov-
ingaverage.
The stocks Relative Strength line
is near a new high. The medical
products industry group was
ranked No. 30 out of 197 groups in
Mondays IBD. PatrickCain
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IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
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BY JUAN CARLOS ARANCI BI A
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
Green Mountain Coffee Roast-
ers
GMCR
cleared the buy point in its
cup-with-handlebaseMonday.
The handle formed over the past
couple of weeks, giving a buy point
of 38.54. Volume was strong on the
breakout.
Shares were about 15% off their
52-week high, closer than many
otherstocks nowforminghandles.
The base started forming in Sep-
tember, coming on the heels of a
failed breakout from an undefined
pattern.
The 45% correction saw a fair
share of selling in the early phase,
but accumulation has picked up
since November. Volume swelled
as Green Mountainstarted forming
theright sideof thepattern.
As it formed the handle, the stock
found support at its 10-week mov-
ingaverage.
TheRelativeStrengthlinewas at a
new high a bullish sign that led
thebreakout.
In fact, the RS line has a bullish
bias. Channel lines connecting its
lows and highs show an uptrend
sincetheMarchbottom.
The cup with handle also may be
viewedas thesecondpart of alarger
double-bottom base. In this inter-
pretation, the June-September
basewas thefirst bottom.
Green Mountains chart was
boxedinMondays IBD100.
BY PAUL WHI TFI ELD
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
Discount apparel retailer Ross
Stores
ROST
is one of the winners of
2008.
Amongthe16stocks initsindustry
grouptrading above $12 a share, its
the only one that has notched a
gain.
Its upabout 11%year todate.
Twofactors helpedit this year.
Withthe economy ina slowdown,
discount has beenastrongarea.
The second factor is Ross Stores
U.S. base. Unlike some retail appar-
el stocks withaninternational foot-
print, Ross Stores did not have to
worry about a punishing currency
exchangerate.
Since late summer, the U.S. dollar
has been in a general uptrend,
which hurts retailers converting
earnings backintodollars.
Many income investors wouldve
missed this stock, however, for a
simplereason. Thedividendyieldis
only 1.3%. The percentage also
wasnt much higher with the lower
stockpriceat thestart of theyear.
Ross Stores is an advertisement
for the time-worn strategy of ac-
ceptingasmallerdividendandlook-
ing to capital appreciation to make
upthedifference.
Thefive-yeargrowthrates are11%
for earnings and12%for sales.
The EPS Stability Rating is 11 on a
scaleof 1 (most calm) to99(erratic).
The dividend has been increased
for 15consecutiveyears.
TJX
TJX
, another discount-oriented
stock in the same retail group, is
downabout 31%year todate.
The parent of T.J. MaxxandMar-
shallshas storesintheU.S., Canada,
Britain, IrelandandGermany.
Thestrongdollarhashurt it. InNo-
vember, for example, same-store
sales slid12%, withabout half of the
declinetiedtothecurrencyfactor.
Thedividendyieldis 2.2%.
The five-year growth rates are
13%for earnings and8%for sales.
TheStabilityRatingis 8.
TH E I N CO M E I N VESTO R
GREEN MTN COFFEE ROASTRS (GMCR) Grp 11 o$38.38
99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 94 ROE 21% 16.9M Shares
DISTRIBUTES COFFEES AND TEAS, SINGLE CUP BREWERS AND SINGLE CUP
PORTION PACKS TO SUPERMARKETS, FOOD STORES AND OTHER.
+38% Ann. EPS Gro PE 39 Avg. Daily Vol 486,800 Debt 89%
Last Qtr Eps +76%5 Prior Qtr +56%6 Last Qtr Sales +45%
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/31
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 85
International Sales,
Or Lack Of Them,
Affected Retailers
BY DONALD H. GOLD
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
When the Shanghai composite
closed Monday with a loss, it had
logged its sixth straight daily de-
cline. Fears of a steep recession are
keepingbuyersat bayinthinend-of-
year trading.
Still, six in a row. Thats a bit un-
nerving.
But just one of those drops Dec.
23 was a distribution day. Mon-
days loss was a scant 0.06%. That
small amount avoids distribution
status, even though higher volume
was recorded than that seen in the
prior session.
Whats more, other than the Dec.
23loss, these declines came inwell-
below-averagevolume.
The Shanghai composite had just
two distribution days in the past
four weeks. Thats not excessive.
Aftercorrecting50%, NewOrien-
tal Education & Technology
EDU
seems to have begun building the
right side of a cup. The stock re-
gainedits 10-week line three weeks
ago, althoughvolumeis fadingfast.
New Oriental Education offers
test-prep and English classes to 1.3
millionstudents inChina.
Micro-cap pork producer Zhong-
pin
HOGS
has racedupthe right side of
its 51%-deep cup. The daily chart
shows a handle has been built with
abuypoint at 11.90.
Micro-cap China Sky One Med-
cal
CSKI
flewout of a cup with handle
over its 13.95 buy point on Dec. 19.
Volume soared to five times its
norm, albeit compared with a very
lowaveragedailyvolume.
China Sky makes over-the-
counter health products, such as
weight-loss patches, shampoo,
wart-removing sprays, hemorrhoid
ointmentsandeyedrops.
Still another small cap, American
Oriental Bioengineering
AOB
, is at-
tackingthe voidbetweenits 10- and
40-week moving averages. Volume
is trailing. American Oriental pro-
duces traditional herb-based Chi-
neseremedies andtreatments.
I N TERN ATI O N AL LEADERS
Coffee Stock
Clears Handle
As Trade Rises
Shanghai Logs
Sixth Loss, But
Uptrend Intact
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7 23 13 C D38.7 LloydsT 37 LYG 7.35 .01 32 403 2
62 44 59 C C+108 M&TBnk 5.2 MTB 53.53 1.86 32 964 8
71 27 85 D B 38.0 MBFinl 2.8 MBFI 25.99 .45 62 81 18k
77 38 82 C B 23.7 MnSrce 4.0 MSFG 14.54 .55 49 38 12k
39 11 52 C B 29.8 MarshIl 10 MI 12.57 .33 71 1.3m ..
24 44 29 D B 55.1 MorgStan 7.2 MS 14.90 +.25 68 12m 10o
94 65 96 B A 36.5 NBTBncp 2.9 NBTB 27.47 +.52 +6 146 16
96 73 90 A C+20.0 NatPenn 4.8 NPBC 14.41 .05 68 234 10k
86 56 93 C B17.4 NewAlliB 2.2 NAL 12.53 .20 63 361 26o
83 89 63 A B88.9 NorthnTr 2.3 NTRS 47.81 1.46 60 1.0m 10
77 36 91 C B 28.2 OldNtlBc 5.5 ONB 16.79 +.04 38 441 15
61 44 48 B B 29.4 OldSecBc 5.6 OSBC 11.42 1.11 +2 68 6k
48 69 18 B D24.4 OrientFn 9 OFG 6.09 .08 19 310 2o
43 39 57 B E 88.0 PNCFinl 6.0 PNC 43.69 .03 64 2.4m 10
75 35 84 D A28.0 PacfcCap 5.5 PCBC 15.95 .55 33 330 22o
91 51 95 B A16.6 PacfcCn 2.8 PCBK 14.04 .86 74 4 13k
66 17 93 C B43.1 FCmtBc 5.1 PACW 25.06 +.13 70 104 15k
78 26 91 B C+84.3 ParkNatl 5.9 PRK 64.25 1.65 64 23 13
95 49 94 B B+21.8 PeopUtd 3.5 r PBCT 17.24 .07 64 2.2m 29
66 31 72 C B 29.3 PeBcOH 5.4 PEBO 17.17 1.08 29 15 9k
99 84 95 B B36.6 PinnclFnPt PNFP 27.17 +.25 14 90 18k
75 24 83 D B49.5 PrvtBcp 1.0 PVTB 30.52 +.69 55 168 ..
83 62 86 B D+46.5 ProspBs 2.0 PRSP 27.25 .13 55 235 12
92 71 92 D B 21.5 ProvidFS 3.0 PFS 14.60 .54 46 353 19k
76 43 80 B C 26.0 Renasnt 4.3 RNST 15.98 .02 53 48 10k
87 57 96 B D+35.5 RepBKY 1.9 RBCAA 24.81 +.06 64 63 12k
48 68 46 B D 52.0 RoyalBk 5.5 r RY 28.49 +.29 59 684 6
90 52 95 B B 47.1 S&TBcp 3.7 STBA 33.66 .12 39 139 14x
88 62 90 B B45.2 SCBTFi 2.1 SCBT 32.67 .41 78 8 13k
29 54 29 B E 73.6 SVBFincl SIVB 23.98 .43 59 394 7
93 62 96 B A36.1 SYBcp 2.5 SYBT 27.45 .04 17 33 16k
77 18 90 C A31.7 SndySp 4.4 SASR 21.79 .67 +28 80 12k
40 52 39 B E 119 Shinhan 2.7 SHG 47.70 +1.20 40 76 5
93 66 95 B B 26.9 SierraB 3.2 BSRR 21.34 .55 72 4 10k
95 83 83 C B 37.37SigntrBk SBNY 25.67 .95 45 194 17
84 38 90 C A43.9 SimnsFt 2.7 SFNC 28.39 .14 73 11 15k
97 78 78 A C+24.5 SmthBcp 1.0 SMTB 15.98 .52+104 49 10
99 87 91 A B27.0 SouthsBc 2.4 SBSI 21.48 .09 57 20 12
53 18 66 C B23.5 SWBcOK 3.2 OKSB 11.77 .55 68 18 10k
42 6 63 D C+17.0 StateBcp 4.4 STBC 9.19 1.03 +70 40 20
81 13 92 B B+22.7 Stellar 4.0 STEL 16.11 +.13 +36 99 16k
87 68 88 C C+18.6 SterlngB 5.9 STL 12.84 .03 62 49 13
93 65 95 A B49.0 SuffkNY 2.5 SUBK 34.59 +.55 16 37 14k
46 20 45 D B 15.7 SunBcpNJ SNBC 7.32 .18 +18 71 11k
36 31 49 D C 70.0 SunTrst 7.8 STI 27.77 +.09 66 2.1m 8
79 34 80 B B27.7 SusqBnc 7.1 SUSQ 14.61 .34 59 349 10k
54 20 72 C C+18.8 Synovus 3.1 SNV 7.83 .07 66 1.8m 21
55 16 72 B C+28.0 TCFFinl 8.1 TCB 12.42 .19 64 592 10
27 24 30 E D+22.7 TaylorC TAYC 5.80 .13 42 12 ..
62 44 68 C C 29.9 TxCapBsh TCBI 12.81 .15 57 100 12
94 63 98 B B59.3 Tompkns 2.5 r TMP 55.00 .14 52 31 18
29 35 37 B D72.5 TorDmBk 5.8 TD 33.52 +.77 31 1.2m 6o
94 69 98 C A27.9 TwneBk 1.4 TOWN 23.16 +.07 45 33 23x
89 35 99 B A 32.8 TricoBc 2.1 TCBK 24.49 +.30 30 64 21
68 23 89 C C+34.0 Trustmk 4.7 TRMK 19.58 .51 57 227 13k
32 51 53 E C+44.5 UBS UBS 13.73 +.65 49 2.1m ..o
91 81 91 C D+69.6 UMBFi 1.6 r UMBF 44.91 +.02 51 144 21k
69 57 70 B B42.2 USBancp 7.2 USB 23.71 .54 64 7.1m 9x
65 7 91 C B+23.1 Umpqu 1.4 UMPQ 13.84 .24 48 318 22x
70 93 36 B C 161 Unibanco .1 UBB 60.10 1.19 64 936 13o
82 23 97 C A29.2 UnBksh 3.2 UBSH 23.43 .44 44 17 20k
82 41 96 B C+52.6 UtdBkWV 3.7 UBSI 31.51 ... 32 295 15k
72 14 93 D B+20.5 UtdCmBk 2.8 UCBI 12.74 1.12 45 160 ..k
89 36 98 C A39.0 UnivPA 2.5 UVSP 32.26 .29 51 12 17k
91 69 94 B B24.8 VallyNBc 4.2 VLY 19.24 +.25+165 1.6m 14
79 64 81 B D 33.3 WshTr 4.3 WASH 19.75 .20 34 29 10k
27 9 34 D D+34.9 WbstrFn 9 WBS 12.38 .30 59 292 9
71 50 88 B C+44.7 WellsFg 4.9 WFC 27.83 +.32 70 21m 11
93 40 96 B B+35.1 Wesbc 4.5 WSBC 25.10 +.84 +51 166 14
84 30 90 B A15.3 WestBc 5.4 WTBA 11.92 .33 31 20 15k
21 3 25 D C+23.0 WstCtB .7 WCBO 5.97 .49 63 41 ..k
83 57 87 B C+93.7 WAmB 2.9 r WABC 48.53 .57 64 138 15k
47 20 62 C C+27.7 WstnAllBc WAL 8.95 .52 3 141 19k
65 68 43 A C+123 WstpacBk 9 WBK 58.75 +.70 7 32 7
47 14 53 C B33.0 Whitny 5.4 WTNY 14.84 .01 64 229 12
66 32 71 B B46.8 WilmtnTr 6.1 WL 22.47 .13 31 488 9k
87 62 87 B B 16.5 WilshB 2.3 WIBC 8.52 .26 8 184 9x
47 33 56 D C+44.9 Wintrst 1.9 WTFC 19.18 .39 75 68 13k
83 23 93 C A17.9 YadknVF 3.6 YAVY 14.27 .21 17 26 15
38 20 43 C D 57.1 ZionBcp 5.9 ZION 21.72 .59 67 967 5
8. INSURANCE
87 57 89 B C+68.0 ACELtd 2.5 ACE 52.27 +.35 68 1.3m 6o
84 85 68 B B+68.8 AFLAC 2.6 r AFL 43.25 .64 55 2.2m 11o
70 88 53 D B 40.3 AXA 7.5 AXA 21.08 .33 32 626 5
40 47 51 C C+21.7 Allianz 6.5 AZ 10.44 +.16 60 660 6
82 30 90 B B 51.1 AlldWAsr 2.4 AWH 37.70 .24 54 185 4
64 37 56 C B52.9 Allstate 5.4 r ALL 30.63 .21 53 3.0m 8o
91 74 76 B B 32.0 AmerFin 2.3 AFG 21.83 .14 44 416 5o
18 10 63 .. C+133 AmerNtl 4.5 ANAT 67.93 .26 53 17 14
95 68 94 B B+50.5 AmPhy .9 r ACAP 45.57 +1.25 +15 101 9
75 39 69 B A21.1 AmrSaftyIns ASI 11.51 .49 46 20 5
93 49 98 B B 21.6 Amerisfe AMSF 20.56 +.85 +13 206 7
97 76 93 B B+50.0 AON 1.3 AOC 45.05 +.44 32 2.7m 16o
87 53 91 B D 80.5 ArchCap r ACGL 68.85 +.80 48 350 7o
80 20 89 B C+43.2 ArgoGpIntn AGII 33.08 +.08 23 118 13
83 38 85 B B+32.4 AspenIns 2.6 AHL 22.78 .25 55 477 8
38 61 27 B B71.3 Assurant 2.1 AIZ 27.06 +.51 56 1.2m 5o
52 17 36 B B28.0 AssrdGty 1.8 AGO 10.25 .36 24 820 7
94 74 82 B A41.8 AXISCap 2.7 AXS 28.08 +.11 75 392 8x
66 22 74 D B+28.4 BldLyB 5.7 BWINB 17.66 .32 80 5 13
92 51 97 B B 31.3 BrklyWR .8 r WRB 30.40 +.30 59 773 9
85 46 92 B D+24.6 BrwnBrn 1.5 BRO 20.28 +.19 42 572 17o
47 33 39 C C 35.0 CNAFinl CNA 15.18 .41 45 350 5o
97 85 94 B A 22.9 CNASurety SUR 17.38 .18 29 69 7
78 61 77 B B 81.5 ChinaLfe 2.0 LFC 44.86 +.24 66 644 18o
82 46 91 B C+69.4 Chubb 2.7 r CB 48.79 +.58 59 1.8m 8o
76 24 89 C B 40.6 CinnFnl 5.5 CINF 28.56 .20 58 526 10o
36 37 44 C D 38.5 DelphiFn 2.5 r DFG 16.07 .63 0 498 6o
86 34 90 C A21.5 DonglA 2.6 DGICA 16.03 .59 +8 31 11
78 45 86 C B31.7 EMCIns 3.0 r EMCI 23.62 .15 88 3 23
78 41 59 A B 36.4 eHealth r EHTH 12.57 .37 51 77 20o
93 68 86 B A+20.8 EmployH 1.5 EIG 15.95 +.12 +6 284 8
76 20 84 B B+43.3 EndurSp 3.4 ENH 29.30 .32 48 402 7o
41 26 37 D C 132 EnstarGp ESGR 56.20 5.81 2 23 ..
69 29 73 B C+56.2 ErieIndt 4.9 ERIE 36.60 .55 +22 134 12
67 5 84 C B+105 EverstRe 2.5 r RE 75.43 .31 58 335 10o
24 38 28 D D 36.7 FBLFncl 3.8 FFG 13.00 1.34 31 64 4
91 90 79 C C 71.5 FPICIns FPIC 39.09 .37 22 30 7
97 32 95 A A355 FairfxF 1.6 FFH 308.0 +6.77 43 51 3
78 12 98 E A+21.0 FidlNFin 3.5 FNF 17.16 .20 38 2.3m ..o
72 26 89 E A44.2 FirstAm 3.1 r FAF 28.18 .64 40 705 99x
77 53 72 B B25.2 FstMerF r FMR 12.24 .06 64 34 6
82 33 92 B B30.0 Gallaghr 5.2 AJG 24.77 .47 26 723 15x
58 19 49 B D 23.9 Grnlghtn r GLRE 12.02 .84 76 55 ..
92 54 95 B B+30.0 HCCIns 2.0 HCC 25.60 +.13 51 666 8o
80 38 89 C B55.0 HanvrIns 1.1 THG 40.89 .36 27 344 11
90 56 90 C B44.0 Harlysvl 3.5 r HGIC 34.20 .63 33 75 12
34 58 7 C C+90.0 HartfdFn 8.2 r HIG 15.54 .02 84 3.7m 2
68 75 43 C B20.0 HorMan 2.5 HMN 8.34 .71 22 300 4
24 59 17 B E 40.7 ING 19 ING 10.04 +.03 63 869 2o
80 24 92 C B33.8 IPCHldgs 3.8 IPCR 28.41 +.02 70 262 5
90 56 96 D B+52.8 InfPrCas 1.0 IPCC 46.30 .31 70 52 10
99 93 99 A B42.3 LifePtn .7 r LPHI 38.97 +.56 58 67 20k
30 59 15 C D+60.0 LincNatl 5.1 LNC 16.40 .41 70 1.9m 3o
49 62 50 C B51.5 LoewsC 1.0 L 26.31 .45 51 1.3m 7o
15 40 23 C E 41.1 Manulife 5.3 MFC 15.98 +.04 17 2.7m 6o
69 44 68 C C+492 Markel MKL 282.0 .55 58 23 42k
77 60 79 C D+36.8 MarshM 3.5 MMC 23.03 .29 59 2.3m 17o
62 21 60 C A31.0 MaxCp 2.2 MXGL 16.29 .51 55 235 ..
71 17 87 D B+62.0 MercuryG 5.3 MCY 43.94 +.42 37 205 14
60 43 53 B B+65.5 MetLife 2.2 r MET 33.03 .20 73 3.7m 6o
83 39 93 C C+17.9 Montplr 1.9 r MRH 15.84 .32 61 336 11x
69 36 70 B B36.2 NatIntst 1.4 NATL 17.36 1.07 13 36 16
76 47 95 C B52.2 NtnwdFnl NFS 52.01 .09 51 308 12o
95 60 91 B A66.7 NavigGrp NAVG 54.18 1.01 +2 126 9o
58 13 59 D B 29.4 NYMGIC 2.0 NYM 16.06 .57 42 14 ..x
86 16 98 B B+51.3 OdyssyRe .6 r ORH 49.66 .22 45 155 26
68 24 87 E B 17.3 OldRepIn 6.1 ORI 11.06 +.01 62 722 ..k
31 24 34 D D23.6 OneBeac 8.7 OB 9.62 +.08 +16 136 7
80 24 91 B B 83.2 Partnrre 2.6 PRE 69.45 +1.26 58 391 6o
90 40 92 B B 38.8 PlatUnd .9 r PTP 33.86 .06 54 373 8
44 63 34 D C+20.5 PresLife 2.9 PLFE 8.67 1.33 +5 90 4
23 54 21 C C 70.7 PrncplF 2.4 PFG 19.02 .47 75 1.1m 5o
96 87 90 C B+71.2 Proassrnce r PRA 48.95 +.66 32 174 9
66 20 80 C B21.3 Progresv PGR 14.12 +.03 60 2.5m ..
31 57 17 C B44.4 PrtcLife 4.0 PL 12.14 .46 66 475 3o
39 56 19 C B95.4 Prudentl 2.1 PRU 27.13 +.35 70 3.2m 4o
46 54 39 D B29.6 PrudtlUK 6.0 PUK 11.58 +.22 37 200 34
92 49 95 B B 72.1 RLI 1.8 RLI 58.81 .32 51 90 12x
80 86 80 C D+59.3 ReinsGrp RGA 41.10 +1.05 63 375 6k
83 24 93 B B+61.6 RenaisRe 1.8 RNR 50.06 +.24 50 398 10
85 55 93 C C 49.4 SafeIns 4.3 SAFT 37.14 .29 60 38 7
94 81 81 B B16.07SeaBrght SBX 11.30 .36 39 71 5
79 50 90 D B30.4 SelInsG 2.5 SIGI 21.06 .42 50 156 10
81 82 78 C C+55.3 StancrpF 2.0 SFG 38.03 1.02 31 325 7
82 24 90 C A37.1 StatAut 2.2 STFC 27.26 .29 49 36 ..
62 9 81 E A 36.4 StewInfo .5 STC 21.38 .78 +11 224 ..
46 57 34 C B+57.0 SunLife 5.4 r SLF 21.75 +.21 25 456 5
60 57 61 B D+66.0 Torchmrk 1.3 TMK 41.56 .79 61 540 7
99 95 90 A B+35.77TowrGp .8 TWGP 24.50 +.17 51 115 8
58 37 51 C C+73.9 TransAtl 2.0 TRH 37.71 .04 58 52 12
86 31 93 B B+58.6 Travele 2.8 TRV 43.58 +1.11 63 2.3m 8o
69 51 72 D B21.4 UtdAmInm INDM 11.83 .13 46 44 21
71 13 92 C B39.3 UnitdFi 2.1 r UFCS 29.13 .03 67 39 23
26 13 33 D C+49.2 Unitrin 12 UTR 15.39 .38 43 197 99
65 72 56 B D+26.0 UnvAmr r UAM 8.44 .50 +22 485 5
68 73 67 D B28.0 UnmGrp 1.8 UNM 16.76 .31 73 1.3m 6o
92 41 96 B B+26.3 Validus 3.2 VR 24.69 .31 74 152 7
33 15 40 E D+525 WhtMtIn 3.2 WTM 248.0 +4.73 61 14 ..
70 40 62 B B38.9 WillisGp 4.4 WSH 23.41 .14 40 1.0m 8x
74 33 78 B B45.7 ZenithNt 6.6 ZNT 30.51 .80 +24 452 8
9. TELECOM
88 69 81 A B42.8 AT&T 5.9 T 27.86 .08 55 17m 9
80 74 59 A B26.5 Adtran 2.6 r ADTN 13.73 .07 61 327 11
50 3 62 B B+16.0 AlskCom 9 ALSK 8.73 .17 46 221 21x
77 91 45 A C+67.4 AmMovl 1.7 AMX 30.39 1.40 49 4.5m 9o
73 74 64 C C+46.1 AmerTower r AMT 27.45 .83 66 1.8m 99o
98 84 75 A A36.8 AtlTele 3.0 ATNI 23.95 .70 70 13 9x
46 57 36 C D40.4 BCE 6.2 r BCE 19.00 .12 +14 2.8m 7o
48 52 35 B C 55.7 BritTele 13 BT 19.35 .19 29 231 4
69 87 34 B C+47.3 Belden 1.1 BDC 18.26 .91 58 310 5
82 85 60 B B 85.7 BraslTel 8.1 BRP 38.14 1.39 31 139 5
55 48 53 B D38.6 BraslTlc 7.7 BTM 16.99 .81 43 69 5
86 87 57 A C 37.1 Cellcom 15 CEL .20.58 .01 61 88 7
69 60 65 C C 42.2 CntryTel 10 CTL 26.70 +.02 44 1.4m 8o
97 96 79 A B+91.8 ChinaMbl 3.2 CHL 49.26 +.72 75 873 12o
78 76 69 B B92.0 ChinaTel 2.9 CHA 37.02 +.60 45 298 8
75 63 65 C B+25.1 ChinaUni 2.3 CHU 12.36 .47 59 1.0m 17
88 72 79 A B+22.5 ChungTel 6.6 CHT 15.37 +.12 62 854 12o
65 95 17 A E 56.5 Comscope CTV 14.35 .33 43 1.2m 4o
99 91 88 A B+56.1 Comtech CMTL 44.37 .80 57 185 12o
86 91 60 B C 20.2 ConsolC 14 CNSL 10.80 .31 33 103 14
31 20 31 D B 43.2 CrownCstl CCI 16.37 .61 71 1.2m ..o
82 80 86 D B23.1 DeutTele 8.1 DT 14.79 .16 22 1.5m 13o
96 66 95 C B+32.2 EMSTech ELMG 25.97 .42 0 157 19
27 22 29 D E 41.7 EchoStarn SATS 13.19 .30 +72 488 ..
78 69 74 B C 50.2 Embarq 8.0 r EQ 34.18 +.12 28 1.3m 6o
94 77 87 B B 38.5 FrnceTel 8.7 FTE 27.70 .28 31 361 10
69 78 22 A B103 Garmin 4.0 r GRMN 18.63 .76 51 980 4o
34 42 26 .. B24.8 GlblCrsg GLBC 7.61 +.14 60 116 ..o
88 92 67 A D 66.7 Harris 2.2 HRS 36.18 .44 43 778 10o
36 39 21 B D60.5 HughCom HUGH 16.86 .13 84 17 8
90 74 86 D B 5.2 HutchTel HTX 3.85 .08 86 233 6
95 74 96 B B 29.0 InterDig IDCC 25.63 .09 49 391 47o
48 23 70 C D21.0 IowaTele 12 IWA 13.37 .64 20 250 17x
4 15 7 E E 36.9 iPCSInc IPCS 5.86 .25 55 68 ..
66 50 65 C A28.2 KTCorp 4.8 KTC 14.58 +.08 63 408 5
39 8 50 D B 61.7 LeapWire LEAP 25.44 .75 75 332 ..o
65 46 73 E B 36.8 LoralSpce LORL 14.88 .76 65 23 ..
60 81 42 B E 28.0 MagyarT 16 MTA 14.01 .50 58 21 5
99 88 91 B A 15.7 MasTec MTZ 10.65 +.52 4 557 11
86 59 87 B B21.9 MetroPCSn PCS 14.31 .02 43 1.5m 27o
75 88 35 A C+124 Millicom MICC 44.36 +1.92 49 767 8o
49 75 20 B E 105 MobilTel 8.3 MBT 26.67 .64 67 1.1m 4o
59 82 26 A D57.1 NIIHldg r NIHD 17.05 .78 69 1.1m 6o
90 75 98 B B 20.4 NTTDoCo 2.2 DCM 19.23 +.15 55 282 14
95 89 80 A B 30.57NeuStar r NSR 18.56 +.01 48 489 13
90 74 80 B D+23.0 NeutTandn TNDM 14.98 .10 61 73 27
94 77 96 C A28.0 NippnT&T 1.8 NTT 26.25 +.03 30 966 8
69 69 51 B C 39.4 Nokia 4.0 NOK 14.99 .47 60 8.2m 6
37 47 15 A E 21.8 NortelInv NTL 4.49 +.34 92 2 4
91 71 87 B A33.0 nTelos 4.3 NTLS 24.05 .58 67 77 22
71 44 59 B B 49.9 PTIndos 3.6 IIT 24.13 +.35 23 33 11
86 83 69 A D24.7 PrtnrCo 8.0 r PTNR 15.53 +.37 32 154 7
72 61 73 B D76.8 PhilLD .1 PHI 46.13 +.98 16 210 10
99 82 80 A B+56.9 Qualcm 1.9 r QCOM 34.10 .33 55 11m 15
80 98 26 A C 148 RschInMt RIMM 38.81 2.04 56 12m 11o
86 56 89 B A75.0 Rostele .7 ROS 53.86 1.49 75 30 23
34 29 34 E B38.5 SBAComm SBAC 15.07 .23 73 789 ..o
62 16 81 C A+32.7 SKTelecm 4.2 SKM 18.05 +.01 57 935 11
98 84 99 B A 27.7 ShndCm 1.1 SHEN 26.14 .99 +90 204 24
98 99 73 A C+20.4 Starentn STAR 10.52 .48 37 248 13
56 8 83 D C+19.1 Surwest SURW 11.02 1.06 48 31 99
83 96 53 A D 22.9 Syniverse SVR 10.56 .62 56 472 7o
37 51 31 D B44.3 TIMPartc 6.7 TSU 12.41 .65 +22 485 88
59 14 92 D B+40.4 VidSanN .8 TCL 21.25 +.61 53 143 47
86 56 88 C B+17.7 Tekelec r TKLC 12.54 .10 43 325 14o
63 46 66 B C+28.1 TelNort .9 TNE 13.63 .57 5 1.7m 4
54 49 40 A D24.0 TelecmArgt TEO 8.49 +.31 84 69 4
79 81 75 A E 30.7 TeleSao 10 TSP 18.87 .10 61 80 7
72 52 81 C B 31.8 TelItal 5.7 TI 16.03 +.04 20 272 10
81 59 78 B B 102 Telefon 4.0 r TEF 66.06 .69 40 376 10o
75 37 84 B B+27.2 TelfnMe 3.2 TMX 20.70 .57 53 987 8o
69 52 66 B C 46.1 TelkmIn 5.5 TLK 24.12 +.01 48 248 9
56 47 67 C C 67.9 TelData 1.4 TDS 30.09 .48 33 395 17o
82 52 78 C B+20.0 TelmxInt 2.1 TII 11.69 +.02 62 363 20
77 79 60 B D+49.2 TelusA 5.8 TU 27.07 ...+191 771 8
90 96 59 A D+41.4 TrimblNv r TRMB 19.81 .32 65 404 12o
94 98 76 A B28.1 Turkcell 4.2 TKC 13.89 .18 66 473 6o
80 77 68 C B+87.3 USCell USM 40.50 .92 57 111 13
82 58 89 C B45.0 Verizon 5.6 r VZ 33.14 .05 53 10m 12o
95 85 90 B B 36.5 Viasat VSAT 23.28 +.26 41 116 15
50 77 11 B D+45.5 Vimpel 6.4 VIP 7.30 .06 73 2.3m 4o
70 62 64 B B 38.3 Vodafone 7.3 VOD 18.91 .06 64 1.9m 7o
10. AEROSPACE
96 93 85 B A 39.4 AAR AIR 16.83 .16 +28 696 8
89 87 76 B C 117 AllintTch ATK 81.56 +.21 43 201 11o
47 68 32 B E 36.9 Astronics ATRO 8.02 +.51 59 17 7
50 55 46 B C 90.1 Boeing 4.2 BA 39.99 .54 57 3.8m 7o
72 81 55 B D56.1 CurtsWrt 1.1 CW 29.89 1.81 +2 511 11
59 71 44 C C+38.5 Ducmmun 1.9 DCO 15.50 1.55 29 123 7
IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Research Tables With 10 Vital Ratings
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA
SUMMARY NOTICE
TO: ALL PERSONS WHO PURCHASED OR OTHERWISE ACQUIRED THE PUBLICLY TRADED SECURITIES OF
UNITEDHEALTH GROUP INCORPORATED BETWEEN JANUARY 20, 2005 AND MAY 17, 2006.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that aSettlement Hearingwill beheldon March16, 2009, at 10:00a.m., inCourtroom14E
of theUnitedStatesCourthousebeforetheHonorableJ amesM. Rosenbaum, UnitedStatesDistrict J udge, District of Minnesota, 300
SouthFourthStreet, Minneapolis, Minnesota. TheSettlement Hearingis to consider asettlement of certainlitigationonbehalf of a
classdefinedas:
All persons who purchased or otherwise acquired the publicly traded securities of UnitedHealth Group Incorporated
(UnitedHealth) betweenJ anuary 20, 2005andMay 17, 2006(ClassPeriod), includingthoseClassPeriodpurchasers
who also held UnitedHealth stock during the 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 UnitedHealth proxy solicitations, and
those who acquired UnitedHealth stock in or traceable to the December 20, 2005 merger with PacifiCare Health
Systems, Inc. Excluded fromtheclass areall Defendants, theofficers and directors of UnitedHealth, their immediate
families and their legal representatives, heirs, successors or assigns and any entity in which Defendants have a
controllinginterest.
The lawsuit is captioned In re UnitedHealth Group Incorporated PSLRA Litigation, Civil File No. 06-1691 J MR-FLN (the
Litigation). The purpose of the Settlement Hearing is to determine: (1) whether the proposed settlement of the claims in the
Litigation for thesumof $925,500,000 (theSettlement Fund), together with defendant Dr. WilliamW. McGuires agreement to
surrender voluntarily all rightsincertainstock optionsgrantedto himby UnitedHealth, andcertaincorporategovernancechangesby
UnitedHealth, shouldbeapprovedby theCourt asfair, reasonableandadequate; (2) whether theLitigationshouldbedismissedwith
prejudiceagainst theDefendants; (3) whether thePlanof Allocationof thesettlement proceeds is fair, reasonableandadequateand
shouldbeapproved; (4) whether theapplicationof LeadCounsel for thepayment of attorneys fees andexpenses incurredby Lead
Counsel inconnectionwiththeLitigationshouldbeapproved; and(5) whether theapplicationfor theexpenses(includinglost wages)
of theLeadPlaintiff intheLitigationshouldbeapproved. All capitalizedtermsusedhereinshall havethemeaningassignedto them
intheStipulationof Settlement, datedNovember 12, 2008.
If you purchased publicly traded securities of UnitedHealth during the period beginning J anuary 20, 2005 through and
includingMay 17, 2006, youmay beaClassMember andyour rightsmay beaffectedby thesettlement of theLitigation.
If youhavenot receivedadetailedNoticeof Pendency andSettlement of Class Action(Notice) andacopy of theProof of
Claimand Release, you may obtain copies of thesameby contacting: UnitedHealth Claims Administrator, c/o Gilardi & Co., P.O.
Box 808003, Petaluma, California 94975-8003 or downloading these documents online at www.gilardi.com or
www.unitedhealthgroupsettlement.comor youmay request acopy by callingtoll freeat 800-893-3204. Youmay also downloadthe
Stipulation of Settlement at the same listed websites. These documents are also available for review at the United States District
Court, District of Minnesota, 300SouthFourthStreet, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
If youareaClass Member, inorder to beeligibleto shareinthedistributionof theSettlement Fund, youmust submit aProof
of ClaimandReleaseno later thanApril 22, 2009, establishingthat youareentitledto recovery. Youwill beboundby any J udgment
renderedintheLitigationwhether or not youmakeaclaim, unlessyourequest exclusionfromtheClass.
If you wish to request exclusion fromtheClass you must do so in writing by February 17, 2009 and in accordancewith the
procedures set forth in the Notice. If you request exclusion fromthe Class you will not participate in the distribution of the
Settlement Fund and you will not be bound by the J udgment in the Litigation. If your exclusion request fails to contain all the
informationrequiredintheNotice, or otherwisefailsto comply withtheproceduresset forthintheNotice, it will beinvalidandyou
will beboundby thetermsandconditionsof theStipulationof Settlement andJ udgment.
Any Class Member may fileanobjectionto thesettlement, if he, sheor it has any informationwhy theproposedsettlement of
theLitigation should not beapproved or why judgment should not beentered thereon; why any attorneys fees, costs, or expenses
requestedby LeadCounsel or LeadPlaintiff shouldnot beawarded; or why thePlanof Allocationshouldnot beapproved; provided,
however, that no ClassMember may beentitledto appear (physically or telephonically) at theSettlement Hearingor contest approval
of theterms andconditions of thesettlement unless, his, her or its objectionor opposition, includingthebasis therefore, is madein
writing and mailed or delivered such that it is filed with the Court and served on each of the following no later than
February 17, 2009:
If youhaveany questionsabout thesettlement of theLitigation, youmay contact LeadCounsel by writing:
Youmay also call arepresentativeof plaintiffs counsel, Rick Nelson, toll freeat 1-800-449-4900.
PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE COURT OR THE CLERK OF COURT
OR UNITEDHEALTH REGARDING THIS NOTICE.
InreUNITEDHEALTH GROUP INCORPORATED PSLRA LITIGATION Civil FileNo. 0:06-cv-01691-J MR-FLN
CLASS ACTION
ThisDocument RelatesTo:
ALL ACTIONS.
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DATED: December 22, 2008
BY ORDER OF THE COURT
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA
CLERK OF THE COURT
DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA
UnitedStatesCourthouse
300SouthFourthStreet
Minneapolis, MN 55415
COUGHLIN STOIA GELLER
RUDMAN & ROBBINS LLP
Michael J . Dowd
655West Broadway, Suite1900
SanDiego, CA 92101-3301
MikeD@csgrr.com
LeadCounsel for Plaintiffs
-and-
COUGHLIN STOIA GELLER
RUDMAN & ROBBINS LLP
Michael J . Dowd
655West Broadway, Suite1900
SanDiego, CA 92101-3301
MikeD@csgrr.com
B6 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 NASDAQ STOCKS IN THE NEWS INVESTORS.COM
GENTIVA HEALTH SVCS INC (GTIV) Group 17 $27.15
99 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 97 ROE 12% 25.9M Shares
PROVIDES HOME HEALTHCARE, ANCILLARY CARE BENEFIT MANAGEMENT
AND HOSPICE SERVICES.
+29% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 272,700 Debt 95%
Last Qtr Eps +40%5 Prior Qtr +28%5 Last Qtr Sales +12%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/14
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 64
AEROVIRONMENT INC (AVAV) Group 38 o$34.40
99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 98 ROE 14% 13.3M Shares
MANUFACTURES SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS USED FOR INTELLI-
GENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE.
+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. Daily Vol 406,000 Debt 0%
Last Qtr Eps +71%5 Prior Qtr +22%5 Last Qtr Sales +23%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 3/3
R&D 7%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 85
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90 95 64 B B74.2 Goodrich 2.9 r GR 34.45 .44 43 954 6o
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96 93 87 B B+44.6 HeicoA .4 HEIA 28.62 .26 10 47 15
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96 97 80 A C+46.57TransDg TDG.29.83 .68 32 325 10o
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91 79 76 A C+65.6 CocaCo 3.4 KO 44.41 .17 54 6.9m 14o
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66 79 31 B C 50.1 CcColaH 2.8 CCH 14.04 .02 +47 182 7
80 60 71 C B24.9 ConAgra 4.7 r CAG 16.11 .12 51 2.5m 14o
95 93 71 B B 55.0 CornPr 2.1 CPO 27.05 .89 23 848 7
68 66 73 C B29.2 DeanFds DF 17.06 +.02 42 1.5m 15o
91 97 82 D C 32.17DimdFd .9 DMND.19.03 .85 41 265 17o
59 43 62 C D 26.9 DrPepSnn DPS 16.66 .23 29 1.7m 8
96 89 78 A C+23.0 EmbtldB 1.7 AKOB 13.40 .37 47 9 9
97 83 85 B C+32.7 FlowrsF 2.6 r FLO 23.38 .54 50 645 19o
83 70 72 C B49.8 Fomento 1.5 FMX 29.48 .44 30 982 13
73 21 79 C A39.8 FrshDelM FDP 22.25 1.42 14 524 7o
88 76 88 B E 72.0 GenMills 2.9 GIS 58.70 .01 46 2.3m 15o
79 75 53 C C 33.0 HainCelstl HAIN 17.84 .13 60 207 12
99 93 94 A B 48.3 HansenNat r HANS 33.18 .72 68 542 18o
87 76 72 A D+53.0 HeinzHJ 4.5 HNZ 37.14 .18 50 1.7m 12o
79 42 86 B C+44.3 Hershey 3.5 HSY 34.40 .49 28 944 18
76 48 77 C B 42.8 HormelFd 2.4 HRL 30.56 .05 54 357 14
92 56 96 C A36.1 J&JSnack 1.1 r JJSF 34.12 +1.67 +71 110 23k
89 75 76 A C 58.5 Kellogg 3.2 K 42.08 .22 31 2.0m 14o
88 63 82 B C+35.0 KraftFdA 4.4 KFT 26.52 .12 56 5.8m 14o
77 16 95 C B+25.2 Lance 2.9 LNCE 22.02 ... 18 166 62
91 73 80 B B42.1 McCorm 3.1 MKC 31.09 .40 58 427 15x
74 70 60 C B42.0 PepsiBtl 3.2 r PBG 21.19 .81 25 1.9m 8
94 83 82 C B 34.8 PepsiAmr 2.7 r PAS 20.11 .55 3 539 10
92 74 72 A C 79.8 PepsiCo 3.1 PEP 54.07 .49 48 4.7m 15o
68 67 45 B B66.8 Perdigao PDA 25.19 1.81 +13 237 18
97 83 89 C C 74.1 Ralcorp RAH.56.68 +.18 0 1.1m 15o
66 24 87 D B 50.5 SandrFa 1.7 r SAFM 32.84 .76 55 175 ..
65 57 61 B E 16.3 SaraLee 4.7 SLE 9.33 .09 54 2.8m 9o
76 66 75 C E 33.1 Sensient 3.4 SXT 22.38 +.19 13 459 12
46 27 52 D B32.2 SmithfldF SFD 12.27 .71 5 2.6m 58o
93 74 83 B B56.7 Smucker 3.0 r SJM 42.42 .01 60 1.2m 12o
34 46 25 B D 52.2 Synutran SYUT 11.02 .95 +18 57 ..
60 23 87 C C 35.0 TootsieR 1.3 TR 24.58 .42 71 61 29
95 55 94 C B 31.6 TreeHseFd THS 26.32 +.39 9 538 17o
40 30 43 E C+19.5 TysonA 2.0 TSN 7.85 .35 54 3.6m 21o
86 59 76 A C+37.3 Unilever 3.9 UN 24.29 +.03 28 2.3m 12o
84 59 70 A B38.3 Unilever 4.4 UL 22.66 .17 33 948 11
37 69 10 B D+145 WimmBD 1.4 WBD 24.14 2.15 42 138 7
12. SVGS & LN
69 55 67 C C+30.0 AstoriaF 6.6 AF 15.74 .30 58 477 10k
91 78 91 D B 14.3 BnkMtl 3.4 BKMU 10.70 .11 10 213 26k
45 24 62 E D16.7 BnkFncl 2.8 r BFIN 9.95 .30 2 70 ..
91 59 93 C B 13.9 BenefMutn r BNCL 10.97 .28 55 55 68
95 56 95 C B 32.0 BerkHB 2.3 BHLB 28.35 +.19 +1 65 14k
67 26 85 D B16.0 BrklneB 3.5 r BRKL 9.75 .09 25 341 40k
95 80 97 C C 51.6 CaptlFed 4.4 CFFN 45.47 +.48 45 76 64o
98 78 96 C B 13.0 CliftnS 1.8 CSBK 11.32 .21 71 7 80
83 77 74 B E 23.6 DimeB 4.7 DCOM 11.91 +.02 +36 294 13k
83 26 96 C B 14.1 ESSABp 1.2 r ESSA 13.80 .14 72 17 35k
86 63 84 B B 38.5 FstFHld 5.2 FFCH 19.75 1.07 37 28 9k
82 44 93 C B 18.0 FFnclOH 5.5 FFBC 12.37 .04 67 53 14
90 62 96 C B+22.4 FstNiag 3.7 FNFG 15.30 .09 38 829 18o
65 58 58 B D 21.5 FlushFin 4.6 FFIC 11.26 .16 53 54 9
84 78 80 C E 11.7 HomeBLA HBCP 9.60 .03 +63 32 21
68 22 91 D B13.1 HmFed 2.0 r HOME 10.78 .03+134 80 43k
99 93 85 B D25.1 HudsCB 3.5 HCBK 14.69 .22 64 2.8m 18
95 76 87 D B 16.2 InvBncp r ISBC 13.04 +.24 25 213 68
90 71 94 D B15.3 Kearny 1.6 r KRNY 12.15 .14 48 31 99
61 46 63 C D+22.0 NYCmtyBc 8.4 NYB 11.87 .35 60 1.4m 13o
92 68 90 D B 13.2 NthfldB 1.5 NFBK 10.81 .26 70 12 45
83 77 76 C D+34.3 NWBcp 4.3 NWSB 20.65 .39 74 32 16k
81 64 83 D C+23.0 OceanFt 5.3 OCFC 15.07 .89 58 21 11k
90 23 95 C A18.4 Oritani r ORIT 16.57 .07 72 17 72
93 82 88 C B 16.4 ProvBc 2.0 PBNY 11.77 .23 43 77 19
63 18 81 C C+17.5 RomFn 2.6 r ROMA 12.41 .52 79 7 77
51 9 72 C B 19.9 Sterlng 5.4 STSA 7.38 .34 34 525 9o
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84 33 90 B A13.7 TrustcNY 4.7 TRST 9.39 .17 38 325 19k
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79 46 87 C B65.5 WSFSFi 1.1 WSFS 45.40 .51 66 13 11k
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13. FINANCE
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42 48 15 B B 80.3 AlliBern 13 AB 17.23 .40 10 538 4
40 53 46 D C+73.8 Amerco UHAL 30.51 1.13 +68 97 15
18 46 1 B E 37.9 AmCpLtd r ACAS 2.88 .21 4 4.6m ..o
33 48 27 B D 53.5 AmerExp 4.1 r AXP 17.70 .21 56 8.0m 6o
95 71 93 A B23.9 APhySv 1.4 r AMPH 21.42 .11 43 9 6
53 60 28 C B 57.6 Amerprs 3.4 r AMP 19.75 .30 61 1.5m 4
50 41 37 B C+20.3 ApollInv 25 AINV 8.20 .03 33 1.1m 5o
70 74 51 B C+249 Blackrck 2.5 BLK 124.2 2.20 14 591 15
21 8 18 C D23.4 Blackst 18 r BX 6.46 +.52 23 1.4m ..o
74 29 93 C A26.7 BlckH&R 2.8 r HRB 21.68 .39 27 2.1m 15o
59 47 64 B C 24.0 BrdrdgF 2.2 BR 12.53 .10 60 429 8
51 36 47 C C 21.6 BrkfInf 10 BIP 10.51 .04 +69 82 ..o
59 79 25 A C+692 CMEGrp 2.5 r CME 183.7 +1.64 +33 2.0m 10o
41 76 12 C C+32.0 Calamos 3.9 CLMS 5.67 .14 18 233 5
36 20 56 C C 63.5 CaptlOne 5.1 r COF 29.31 .17 68 2.8m 6
84 96 66 B C+48.9 CashAmer .6 CSH.24.97 .65 22 336 7
87 80 86 B C 39.2 CassInfo 1.7 CASS 30.25 .75 +36 21 15
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92 91 70 A B31.5 CreditAcc CACC 14.02 .06 23 19 5
38 15 39 D C+60.6 CrdSuis 5.8 CS 26.72 +.23 5 1.1m ..o
85 99 60 A D+20.4 Cybrsrce r CYBS.10.94 .42 56 474 17o
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75 31 89 D C 22.8 DuffPhlpn DUF 17.76 .46 66 37 29
50 51 37 B C 47.5 EatnVan 3.4 EV 18.50 .48 63 501 10o
52 29 73 B C+16.0 ElctrRnt 5.6 ELRC 10.66 .31 64 45 15
78 76 67 A C 40.0 Equifax .6 r EFX 24.99 .19 44 650 10o
72 78 43 B B+31.2 EuronetWW EEFT 10.84 .56 37 297 8
68 46 84 E B 22.1 Evercore 3.6 EVR 13.20 .11 30 96 45
96 98 94 A D 19.3 EzcorpClA EZPW.14.25 .48 +15 691 12
55 81 3 B C 53.3 FCStonen r FCSX 3.75 .25 61 325 2
49 57 31 A E 45.0 FedInvs 5.9 FII 16.14 .38 43 960 7k
79 67 74 B B 24.4 FidNInfo 1.3 r FIS 15.72 .37 53 942 9
82 66 91 C B 26.9 FinlFedl 2.7 FIF 22.09 +.10 23 225 11
96 90 98 A B20.0 FstCshFinl r FCFS 18.00 .05 31 167 16
86 83 66 A C 56.8 Fiserv r FISV 34.55 .46 68 757 10o
66 61 52 B C 115 FrankRes 1.4 r BEN 59.49 .15 50 914 8x
78 80 67 B C+51.5 GATX 3.8 r GMT 28.58 .48 24 512 8
39 33 28 B B73.4 GAMCO .5 GBL 26.44 3.19+114 172 12
36 33 26 B C+19.9 GldstnC 22 GLAD 7.33 .54 24 110 5
90 91 68 A D49.9 GloblPay .2 GPN.32.52 .46 55 343 15
94 55 92 B B 92.9 Greenhi 2.7 r GHL 67.71 +.63 39 178 29o
80 79 57 B B29.0 HrtldPay 2.2 HPY 16.49 .60 18 228 14
44 60 50 .. E 35.9 IntrctBrkn r IBKR 16.06 +.22 64 252 7
93 94 77 A B 194 IntcntlEx ICE 76.37 .25 42 1.2m 17o
52 74 14 A E 37.7 IntlAsst IAAC 8.55 .44 62 16 2
52 55 37 B C 32.3 Invesco 4.0 r IVZ 12.86 .24 63 1.5m 8
65 72 43 A E 53.4 InvTech ITG 20.98 +.30 32 366 7
54 24 93 D B 32.6 JacksnHw 4.7 JTX 15.34 +.22 50 164 12
42 61 11 B C 36.9 JanusCap .6 JNS 7.14 .11 77 895 6k
43 24 58 E C+29.0 JeffrsGp r JEF 12.76 .36 31 1.0m ..
60 24 82 E B+45.6 KBWInc KBW 21.71 .85 38 168 ..
11 24 14 E E 25.6 KaynAEn 25 KED 6.71 .35 +18 86 ..
99 92 90 B C+19.8 KnightCap NITE 15.14 .09 79 355 9k
37 21 58 .. C 50.0 LazardL 1.5 LAZ 26.63 .16 51 492 11o
42 44 24 C B75.3 LeggMs 4.8 LM 19.91 .09 75 1.1m 4o
76 62 86 B D36.6 LenderPS 1.4 LPS 27.84 .36 27 624 10o
GREEN MTN COFFEE ROASTRS (GMCR) Grp 11 o$38.38
99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 94 ROE 21% 16.9M Shares
DISTRIBUTES COFFEES AND TEAS, SINGLE CUP BREWERS AND SINGLE CUP
PORTION PACKS TO SUPERMARKETS, FOOD STORES AND OTHER.
+38% Ann. EPS Gro PE 39 Avg. Daily Vol 486,800 Debt 89%
Last Qtr Eps +76%5 Prior Qtr +56%6 Last Qtr Sales +45%
3 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/31
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 85
S X C HEALTH SOLUTIONS (SXCI) Group 2 $17.59
98 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 98 ROE 0% 20.4M Shares
PROVIDES PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT AND HEALTHCARE IT SERVIC-
ES TO THE NORTH AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL BENEFITS INDUSTRY.
+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 98,300 Debt 0%
Last Qtr Eps +41%6 Prior Qtr +50%5 Last Qtr Sales+1332%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 3/6
R&D 16%
Acc/Dis A-
Sup/Demand 45
INSITUFORM TECHNOLOGIES (INSU) Group 51 $19.22
96 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 98 ROE 7% 27.1M Shares
PROVIDES TRENCHLESS TECHNOLOGIES TO REHABILITATE, REPLACE, MAIN-
TAIN, AND INSTALL UNDERGROUND PIPING SYSTEMS.
+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 434,800 Debt 18%
Last Qtr Eps +65%6 Prior Qtr +111%5 Last Qtr Sales +10%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 3/5
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 80
FIRST SOURCE CORP (SRCE) Group 13 $21.31
93 Comp. Rating 76 EPS RS 95 ROE 8% 22.4M Shares
HOLDING CO FOR 1ST SOURCE BANK AND FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OPERATING VIA 83 OFFICES IN 17 COUNTIES IN INDIANA AND MICHIGAN.
-5% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 55,200 Debt 31%
Last Qtr Eps +64%5 Prior Qtr -3%6 Last Qtr Sales -18%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/24
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 26
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53 43 46 A D 38.4 MSCIIncn MXB 17.03 .07 17 527 23
58 46 65 .. B 17.2 MVCCap 4.6 MVC 10.51 .44 58 50 40x
89 97 62 A C+320 MastrCd .4 MA 139.3 1.59 53 1.8m 17o
81 73 67 B A32.5 McGthR 4.2 r MGRC 19.11 .84 +27 140 10
15 8 17 E B59.6 MerrlLyn 12 MER 11.07 .36 65 12m ..
69 57 69 B C+26.5 Metavnten MV 15.40 .40 41 241 10
81 82 61 A B26.1 MobileMini MINI 13.57 .47 57 103 8o
43 38 33 B D 18.0 NGPCap 21 NGPC 7.65 .38 4 148 8
68 84 33 A B+90.0 NYSEEur 5.0 r NYX 24.03 .57 57 2.2m 7o
88 97 60 A C+50.0 NasdaqOMX NDAQ 22.44 .84 65 1.5m 11o
26 43 2 B C 47.1 NatlFinP NFP 1.96 .88 +34 1.2m ..
74 61 93 D B+19.8 Nelnet NNI 12.85 .06 +29 285 8
74 89 39 A C+31.6 Net1UEPS UEPS 13.10 .23 39 360 8o
26 8 42 E D+17.9 Nomura 3.7 NMR 8.07 .18 56 276 ..
35 46 18 B E 49.4 OppenHl 3.9 OPY 11.22 ... 48 27 6
32 42 23 B D+99 Orix 4.1 IX 28.01 1.03 3 67 4
60 70 39 B D19.4 PensonW PNSN 6.71 .28 77 74 5o
70 24 93 E B 50.1 PiperJaff r PJC 36.51 1.13 +9 304 ..
81 66 69 A B52.7 PortRec PRAA 30.89 1.09 42 104 10o
61 65 43 B C 70.2 PrceTR 3.1 r TROW 31.28 .78 59 1.7m 13
55 59 46 C D38.3 RaymJam 2.7 r RJF 16.30 .69 40 1.2m 8
81 96 64 A D 26.4 RiskMetn RMG 14.10 .32 6 258 29
52 77 46 C C+76.6 Ryder 2.6 R 35.16 .82 40 752 7o
63 58 51 B B33.0 SEI 1.1 r SEIC 14.44 .32 55 495 10
96 86 96 C A22.5 SWSGrp 2.1 r SWS 17.00 +.46 +35 305 13o
86 83 61 A D+28.8 Schwb 1.6 r SCHW 15.01 .22 59 5.8m 14
72 82 47 A D+86.6 StateStr 2.7 STT 35.78 .06 45 3.1m 6
98 72 96 A B 60.6 StifelFin SF 42.42 .12 30 257 16
13 20 16 D C 138 StdntLn 16 STU 34.40 .82 20 41 9k
46 75 24 B E 25.4 TNSInc TNS 8.65 +.39 58 103 5
70 93 38 A D28.4 TALIntl 13 TAL 11.96 .22 41 76 5
71 66 61 B B29.5 TotalSys 2.0 TSS 13.67 .44 30 735 10k
40 70 26 C D+22.7 UtdRental URI 7.98 .42 55 464 2o
45 83 13 B B24.5 VeriFone PAY 5.07 .13 52 822 6
96 99 82 A B 89.87Visan .8 V 52.17 1.08 62 3.4m 23o
67 66 31 A B38.0 WaddllR 5.6 WDR 13.64 .13 43 641 8o
67 75 45 A C+28.6 WstnUn .3 r WU 14.00 .01 43 4.7m 11o
84 81 40 A B 53.3 WestwdH 5.0 WHG 23.82 1.57 63 10 10
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61 73 21 A B36.4 WrightExp r WXS 11.70 +.01 9 413 5
14. BUILDING
98 88 95 B B+23.0 AAON 1.5 AAON 20.73 +.27 31 106 13
88 86 73 B A53.9 Acuity 1.6 AYI 33.16 .91 27 542 8k
99 92 96 C A34.57AecomTecn ACM 29.20 .93 14 959 20o
36 12 74 E C 32.4 AWod 2.1 AMWD 17.08 .19 45 37 ..
68 70 59 B B 138 Ameron 2.1 AMN 57.86 +1.53 10 179 9
78 88 52 B B26.0 ApogeE 3.2 r APOG 10.08 .04 9 254 5
29 27 52 .. C+39.4 ArmstrW AWI 20.09 +.09 26 279 8
53 55 59 C D+74.2 BlackDc 4.0 r BDK 42.29 .39 23 712 7o
96 79 90 B B41.9 CRHPlc 3.7 CRH 25.89 +.39 44 110 6
20 9 58 E D 41.6 CavcoInd r CVCO 23.51 +.06 21 24 38k
44 30 25 B B 32.6 Cemex CX 9.06 +.10 10 7.8m 4o
22 1 39 E B+30.3 Centex CTX 9.87 .53 55 2.8m ..o
64 93 17 A B63.5 ChicgB&I 1.6 CBI 9.90 .11 56 813 3o
89 95 64 B B15.8 ComfrtS 1.9 r FIX. 9.41 .59 42 247 8
67 59 69 D B+75.1 DeltcTm .7 DEL 42.07 +.17 56 35 84
24 25 41 C D+29.3 DrewIndu DW 11.53 .75 32 157 9
50 20 53 C B+38.9 EagleMat 2.4 EXP 16.90 .61 62 394 15o
11 46 12 E E 24.1 FerroCp 9 FOE 6.02 .45 52 349 ..
91 94 63 B C+101 Fluor 1.1 FLR 44.18 +.03 62 2.1m 13o
47 63 57 C D27.8 FullerHB 1.8 r FUL 14.58 .29 62 197 8k
57 93 11 A D50.1 Gafisan 2.7 GFA 8.24 +.36 61 384 4o
85 61 97 C B 50.0 GraniteC 1.3 GVA 40.72 +.46 29 913 13x
61 79 24 B C+70.7 HomexDvlp r HXM 21.44 .48 30 460 5o
89 92 61 A B 103 JacobsEng JEC 44.35 .30 40 2.0m 13
48 44 54 E B 29.0 KBHome 1.9 KBH 13.09 .50 54 2.2m ..
83 91 62 C A42.0 KBRInc 1.3 KBR 14.84 .14 67 1.6m 8o
47 55 39 E B+22.7 LennarA 1.9 LEN 8.36 .22 60 3.2m ..o
80 83 85 C D 42.2 Lennox 1.8 r LII 30.43 .23 30 483 10
57 47 68 E B 48.6 MDCHld 3.5 MDC 28.35 .27 37 604 ..o
15 13 38 E E 26.0 MIHomes .8 MHO 9.04 .27 56 103 ..
82 50 83 B B135 MrtMar 1.7 MLM 95.56 3.67 53 431 19o
26 8 41 D B23.5 Masco 8.9 MAS 10.51 .11 59 3.0m 14o
20 12 34 E C+29.5 Meritage MTH 9.62 .85 29 776 ..o
35 27 44 D B 83.1 MohawkInd MHK 40.74 .43 45 773 8o
51 14 74 C B679 NVR NVR 443.4 8.61 50 58 10
61 42 73 C C+28.6 OwensC OC 16.71 .52 38 647 11o
85 73 70 B B+46.4 Perini r PCR 21.95 .96 7 789 5o
49 12 78 E B+19.7 PulteHom 1.6 PHM 10.04 .24 48 4.7m ..o
90 96 66 B B 35.4 Quanta PWR.18.36 +.16 55 2.2m 19o
56 71 51 B C+25.2 RPMIntl 6.3 RPM 12.76 .06 51 713 7k
39 24 46 E B+37.9 RylandGp .8 RYL 15.89 .53 62 793 ..
49 51 29 C B+69.3 ShawGp SGR 19.27 +.34 63 1.2m 11
69 34 93 D B 32.0 SmpsnMf 1.5 r SSD 26.73 .43 19 298 24o
27 12 63 E C+34.6 Skyline 3.9 SKY 18.60 1.79 23 56 ..k
76 75 73 C B51.1 SmithAO 2.8 AOS 27.43 .57 54 109 8
78 89 67 B C+62.2 SnapOn 3.2 SNA 37.29 .18 38 473 9o
63 67 65 B D52.2 Stanley 4.0 SWK 31.95 .49 33 622 8o
97 81 90 B A 22.9 SterlCons r STRL 17.80 +.48 56 79 12
15 26 15 E C 37.8 TecmsehA TECUA 9.03 .29 66 52 ..
58 40 54 C B 80.4 TexasIn .9 TXI 33.16 .57 43 351 11
50 74 33 D C 22.7 Thermadyn THMD 6.91 .39 49 40 5
8 9 27 D D 38.8 ThorInd 2.3 THO 12.36 .17 33 278 11o
59 10 85 D A28.0 TollBros TOL 19.70 .38 68 1.5m 13o
64 48 70 B B 56.2 Toro 1.9 r TTC 31.05 .54 40 259 9
87 74 98 E B 21.7 Trex TWP 14.64 .54 40 125 ..
90 73 91 C B+56.4 URS URS 37.09 .41 48 901 13
6 24 7 E E 40.3 USG USG 7.26 .23 46 1.1m ..o
37 6 73 E B 38.4 UnivFrst .5 UFPI 24.76 .57 60 74 77
62 58 77 C C+25.0 Valspar 3.5 r VAL 16.94 .42 68 310 10
81 26 90 B B 87.8 Vulcan 2.9 VMC 67.33 .32 58 766 24o
73 62 83 C B 61.1 Watsco 4.8 WSO 37.66 +.31 4 323 16
73 58 83 C B33.0 WattsWa 1.9 WTS 23.51 .48 61 199 11o
11 24 30 E E 74.2 Weyerha 3.3 r WY 29.95 .61 24 2.0m ..o
10 24 21 E C+24.1 Wnnbgo 8.6 WGO 5.58 .17 50 219 ..o
15. ELECTRONICS
27 22 31 B C 19.9 AUOpt 8.6 AUO 6.76 .12 76 834 2o
99 94 98 B B 38.77AeroVir AVAV.34.40 +1.51 22 316 28o
55 93 28 A C+38.0 Agilent A 14.99 .46 14 3.6m 6o
60 94 37 A E 52.3 AmphenlA .3 r APH.22.79 .52 55 1.1m 9k
46 88 27 B D+75.1 Anixter r AXE 27.59 .09 38 454 4o
88 59 97 D B18.9 AppldSg 2.9 APSG 16.95 .14 56 52 26
82 67 79 C C 27.8 ArgonST STST 17.20 .35 43 79 18
47 70 42 C C+40.5 ArrowElec ARW 17.92 +.07 59 537 5
53 76 47 C C+36.8 Avnet AVT 17.05 .33 44 1.2m 5
97 90 89 B C 79.7 AxsysTech AXYS.46.73 .97 33 200 22o
40 12 72 C B 31.5 BelfusB 1.3 BELFB 20.84 .63 56 17 18
54 71 68 D B20.0 BenchmrkEl r BHE 11.89 .33 17 552 8
54 40 44 C B18.5 CPIIntl r CPII 7.73 .07+366 135 6
40 73 32 D C+14.0 CTS 2.2 r CTS 5.55 .33 71 81 6
52 99 12 A E 23.3 ChinaSecn CSR 4.60 +.11 54 185 2
70 84 54 B B28.1 Cognex 4.3 r CGNX 13.80 .03 54 151 13
54 71 59 D B38.5 Coherentn COHR 20.36 .33 68 54 12o
51 94 26 A E 28.1 Corning 2.3 r GLW 8.71 .15 65 7.0m 4o
79 39 88 D A40.9 Cubic .7 CUB 25.65 2.36+109 246 16
77 84 65 A C+88.9 Danaher .2 DHR 54.60 .15 47 1.6m 12
67 81 47 A C+86.0 Dionex DNEX 43.01 1.91 +8 163 14
94 91 75 B D64.2 ElbitSy 1.8 ESLT 43.42 1.32 +58 37 14
37 5 70 C B29.1 FEI FEIC 17.44 .84 64 131 22
52 30 58 B B 36.2 FaroTech r FARO 16.00 +.36 28 101 13o
98 97 79 A D45.5 FLIRSystms FLIR 28.18 +.05 35 1.3m 23o
51 24 71 E C 20.4 HerleyInds HRLY 10.43 .76 20 49 ..
53 79 39 B B22.7 HtWC 3.7 HWCC 9.19 .80 54 73 6
81 94 57 A C 22.4 IPGPhot IPGP 12.17 .15 23 193 15
68 95 32 A C 48.3 IIVI r IIVI 18.09 .01 +28 356 10k
77 88 51 A B 106 ItronInc ITRI 59.00 +.87 54 394 17o
69 58 79 C D+100 Kyocera 1.6 KYO 69.15 +.08 83 5 13
81 82 63 C C+115 L3Comm 1.7 r LLL 69.96 2.10 28 898 10o
89 90 86 B C+16.3 LaBargeInc LB 12.35 .23 44 40 12
32 53 29 C C+39.2 Littelfuse LFUS 15.60 +.06 41 109 10o
68 89 54 B D 45.6 MTSSys 2.4 r MTSC 25.05 .59 68 50 10k
31 55 19 C C 23.4 MeasSpcl MEAS 6.78 .12 9 69 5
73 90 56 A D117 MettlerTole MTD 65.60 .16 40 428 11
53 80 39 C B+30.6 Molex 4.6 MOLX 13.34 .23 63 551 9x
37 80 34 C E 28.0 MolxA 5.2 MOLXA 11.72 .19 36 208 7x
64 81 53 A C 29.2 MultFnElc MFLX 11.33 .01 76 37 5
92 93 84 A B 39.6 NVE NVEC 24.48 2.19 +49 51 14k
53 88 50 D D24.4 Panason 2.9 r PC 12.24 +.26 6 481 9o
44 34 68 C B31.7 ParkElc 1.7 PKE 18.65 .28 41 79 15
56 86 34 B D+30.0 Perknelm 2.1 r PKI 13.39 +.02 18 1.4m 9
43 62 40 B D 27.4 Plantron 1.6 r PLT 12.26 .32 37 307 6
63 78 57 B D+32.2 Plexus r PLXS 16.05 .20 54 207 8
59 88 37 A D48.8 RofinSinar RSTI 19.26 1.42 21 240 9o
64 88 44 B C+62.8 ThermoFis TMO 32.75 .07 58 2.4m 10o
68 89 39 A B51.7 ThomasBett r TNB 21.82 .62 39 499 5
46 88 31 B D40.3 TycoEle 4.0 r TEL 15.17 .06 51 2.1m 5o
61 79 48 B C+69.0 Varian r VARI 30.57 .70 57 129 10k
42 94 19 D D19.8 VeecoInst VECO 6.02 +.01 65 160 12
61 88 43 A E 81.8 Waters WAT.35.75 .35 64 586 11
47 87 27 B C 46.5 WescoIntl WCC 16.75 .76 55 399 3o
16. ENERGY
34 74 5 A C+52.3 ATPO&G r ATPG 5.28 .28 12 981 1o
68 93 35 B D+44.4 AegeanM .3 ANW 15.05 .44 15 501 17o
44 72 45 B E 31.0 AlliaHld 11 AHGP 13.32 .50 +66 141 9o
39 43 66 B D58.0 AllncRes 10 ARLP 25.72 +.32 15 116 9
32 98 14 C E 119 AlphaNtRs ANR 14.86 .84 50 1.8m 7o
67 42 85 B D37.3 Amerigas 9 APU 27.66 ... 33 61 14
60 84 57 C C 81.4 Anadarko 1.0 r APC 37.89 +1.58 52 4.2m 6o
75 94 54 A C+149 Apache .8 APA 72.99 +1.67 49 2.8m 5o
51 93 22 A E 30.0 Approachn AREX 6.00 ... +8 105 5
49 99 19 B C+77.4 ArchCoal 2.3 ACI 15.57 +.16 49 3.3m 6o
73 99 51 A D 57.6 ArenaRes ARD 26.16 +.27 37 448 11o
45 82 19 B D+50.1 AtlasAm 1.4 ATLS 14.20 .57 18 360 11
48 85 23 A E 45.4 AtlasEn 20 ATN 11.67 +.29 +19 557 5o
12 32 2 D E 37.0 AtlasPpl 56 AHD 3.60 .12 59 79 ..
13 35 3 D E 46.0 AtlasPi 76 APL 5.04 .17 36 565 ..o
48 99 14 A E 63.5 AtwoodOcn ATW 14.29 +.18 42 734 4o
35 62 27 A E 34.9 BJSvcs 1.8 BJS 10.87 +.15 64 2.9m 5
89 92 72 A B77.7 BPplc 7.3 BP 45.32 +.87 34 5.5m 4o
85 95 72 A D108 BPPrdh 16 BPT 70.33 +2.20 +46 234 6o
49 91 26 A E 90.8 BakrHugh 1.9 BHI 31.18 +1.56 55 2.9m 5o
62 89 32 B B60.9 BarrettBl BBG 19.91 +.73 53 401 8
53 82 31 A C 33.0 BasicEn r BAS 11.16 .18 56 153 5
31 88 30 .. E 35.2 BaytexE 15 BTE 11.47 +.74 +22 620 4x
33 96 3 A E 62.2 BerryPe 4.7 BRY 6.45 .59 +15 1.4m 1o
87 92 72 A D32.3 BdwkPpl 10 BWP 17.71 .38 +28 682 8o
32 83 14 A E 30.4 BreitBrn 33 BBEP 6.22 +.22 11 198 3
32 47 33 B D+59.0 Bristowgp BRS 22.44 +2.98 +28 593 7o
82 88 55 A C 29.9 BuckGP 9 BGH 12.93 +.40 +8 79 13k
75 60 67 A D51.1 BuckeyeP 11 BPL 30.66 +.63 1 170 9
39 65 18 A D+58.5 CoGnGeoV CGV 14.70 +.55 60 92 4
86 98 56 A B 206 CNOOC 5.3 CEO 90.10 +2.95 16 824 6o
98 97 91 A B 45.5 CNXGas CXG 26.84 +.93 60 190 19o
61 93 44 A E 72.9 CabotO&G .5 COG 24.90 +.97 64 853 10o
18 89 2 D D28.9 CallnPet CPE 2.33 +.18 46 655 1o
59 96 28 A D58.5 Cameron CAM 20.02 +.49 60 2.0m 7o
56 91 34 A D109 CdnNtRe .9 CNQ 37.54 +1.19 67 1.6m 5o
30 74 9 B D 51.8 CdnSolar CSIQ 6.08 +.09 68 551 2o
65 74 69 A D62.6 CarboCe 2.0 r CRR 33.89 +.85 17 512 15
52 94 12 A C 76.3 Carrizo CRZO 14.57 +.21 39 507 7o
50 94 15 A D+55.7 ChartInds GTLS 10.36 .65 41 291 4
47 89 19 A D74.0 ChesEngy 1.9 CHK 15.60 +.20 66 10m 4o
89 91 79 A D 104 Chevron 3.6 CVX 71.55 +1.20 57 8.8m 6o
41 8 60 B D+156 ChinaPet 3.3 SNP 61.09 +.55 45 438 ..o
50 92 35 A E 74.5 Cimarex .9 XEC 25.83 +.36 46 846 3o
46 51 63 B D121 ClayWEgy CWEI 39.19 +2.09 12 86 5
20 24 25 D B20.0 CleanEnn CLNE 6.12 +.04 45 476 ..o
46 87 16 A E 37.8 CompPdS CPX 7.39 +.12 30 621 3
86 82 90 A B90.6 ComstckRes CRK 44.44 +1.53 44 756 12o
87 89 82 B C+41.07ConchoRn CXO 22.02 +.11 46 509 11o
73 91 49 A D 96.0 ConocPh 3.8 COP 49.00 +.41 41 9.3m 4
48 89 28 B D119 ConslEng 1.4 r CNX 27.85 +.37 67 2.0m 18o
86 74 85 A B 95.2 Contango r MCF 51.61 +1.37 31 102 8o
67 98 42 A C+83.8 ContlResn CLR 20.39 +.66 61 665 8o
32 66 15 B E 39.8 CopanEn 23 CPNO 9.78 +.13 31 338 8o
65 97 33 A D146 CoreLa .7 CLB 58.04 +2.96 36 277 9o
96 92 84 A B+30.4 CovantaH r CVA 22.41 .17 52 598 19o
63 90 44 A E 64.3 CrosTim 10 CRT 28.05 .30 28 24 6x
12 31 1 C E 38.2 Crosstex 51 XTXI 2.49 .18 37 480 3
9 16 3 C E 34.5 Crosstx 55 XTEX 3.61 .16 56 153 ..
23 15 18 C B46.1 DCPMidP 26 DPM 9.16 1.19 13 186 ..o
30 86 11 A E 80.0 DawsnGeo DWSN 15.91 .05 14 131 3
52 98 22 A E 40.3 DenbryRes DNR 9.81 +.17 62 1.5m 5o
78 93 58 A C 127 DevnEngy 1.0 DVN 65.55 +1.54 52 3.1m 6o
64 98 33 A D 149 DiamndOf .8 DO 59.47 +1.61 50 1.3m 6o
66 67 73 A E 27.5 DomRsBW 22 DOM 16.30 +.49 16 22 5
73 92 60 A E 36.5 DorchMn 24 DMLP 15.52 .41 8 78 6
57 98 31 B E 42.5 DresserR r DRC 16.37 +.04 53 395 8
35 85 20 A E 65.4 DrilQuip r DRQ 18.98 +.85 47 346 7o
74 66 69 C B 23.7 DuncanE 12 DEP 13.22 .36 6 84 11
72 96 58 A D144 EOGRes .8 EOG 66.14 +1.87 55 2.1m 8o
36 51 34 C D 34.5 EVEngy 25 EVEP 12.00 +.08 +40 188 9
89 99 68 A D27.9 Ecopetr 2.6 EC 17.84 .56 41 21 6
91 85 73 A B25.7 ElPasoP 7.8 EPB 15.35 +.11 59 99 13
24 40 33 .. E 52.5 EnbrEM EEQ 23.22 .25 13 68 11
50 65 37 B E 53.5 EnbrEner 16 EEP 24.49 .24 +14 431 7o
78 61 75 B D+46.8 Enbridge 3.7 ENB 31.62 .50 22 655 17
71 90 50 A D+99 Encana 3.6 ECA 44.39 +1.25 63 1.8m 6o
53 85 40 A D+79.6 EncoreAcq r EAC 23.40 +.95 68 283 5
46 74 36 C D28.7 EncoreE 22 ENP 11.83 +.13 +8 85 7o
46 74 35 C D 83.3 EnergyCnv ENER 23.45 +.04 65 1.0m 31o
66 75 48 A E 35.6 EngyTEq 11 ETE 16.30 .60 +9 756 9
86 80 76 A C+54.6 EngyTsfr 10 ETP 33.25 .59 30 568 9
47 86 29 A E 50.6 Enerplus 13 ERF 18.98 +.55 24 990 3x
89 92 69 A B85.2 ENISPA 9 E 46.11 +.01 +9 905 5
58 93 25 A D 83.2 EnscoInt .4 r ESV 27.27 .20 21 2.8m 3o
75 98 52 C C+37.1 EnterpGP 10 EPE 17.58 +.26 +75 467 13o
82 94 64 B D 32.6 EntpsPrd 10 EPD 19.99 .15 14 1.1m 10o
23 52 22 B D84.0 ExterranH r EXH 19.82 +.32 35 801 6
29 55 23 A E 34.5 ExterrP 20 EXLP 8.90 .14+201 114 5
95 93 88 A C 96.1 ExxonMbl 2.1 XOM 78.02 +.83 56 23m 8o
51 97 23 A D83.2 FMCTech FTI 22.63 .07 61 836 8o
47 24 66 C D23.2 Ferllgas 13 FGP 14.29 .40 25 91 27
65 74 50 A C+317 FstSolar FSLR 136.0 +.98 53 2.5m 40o
40 89 11 A E 83.1 ForestOil FST 15.91 +.82 49 1.2m 3o
9 24 10 C D89.7 FdtnCoal 1.6 r FCL 12.82 .81 62 757 ..o
45 39 30 B B42.7 FrontOil 2.1 r FTO 11.63 +.23 67 1.0m 4o
61 99 39 A D88.4 GMXResrcs GMXR 23.40 +.65 71 142 11o
6 15 2 D E 21.1 Geokinetic GOK 2.33 .69+146 126 ..
40 32 72 D C 86.2 GoodrPet GDP 27.71 +.93 66 424 13o
7 9 14 E D 25.5 GreenHtrn GRH 4.84 .26 50 15 ..
24 55 20 C C 52.6 GulfIsl 3.0 GIFI 13.55 +.04 64 70 5
57 98 26 A D71.0 GlfMrk GLF 21.98 .47 2 313 3o
55 87 28 A D55.4 Hallibtn 2.1 HAL 17.48 +.24 55 8.8m 6o
27 76 6 B E 42.8 HelixEn HLX 6.41 +.05 47 1.3m 2o
48 92 27 A E 77.2 HelmPay .9 HP 21.20 +.67 54 1.1m 5o
73 97 41 A D+137 Hess .8 HES 52.25 +3.20 36 3.4m 5o
51 56 29 A C+56.8 Holly 3.5 HOC 17.25 +.05 36 720 7o
44 29 43 B B47.0 HollyEn 14 HEP 20.62 +.63 78 13 13
41 80 16 A E 59.4 Hornbeck HOS 15.20 +.12 44 352 3o
59 81 40 A E 37.9 HugotnRy 2.3 HGT 14.99 .02 +24 381 5x
83 94 59 A C+63.1 ImprlOil 1.0 IMO 32.90 +.57 74 226 7o
41 32 50 C D32.1 Inergy 16 NRGY 15.87 .28 16 173 19
47 74 30 D C 41.6 InterOil IOC 10.88 +.37 52 173 24o
26 17 72 E C+62.8 JamesRivr JRCC 14.68 +.28 45 1.0m ..o
82 72 83 A E 60.9 KindrME 9 KMP 45.18 .26 45 671 26
63 68 77 .. D 55.1 KindMrMg KMR 39.01 .12 46 257 27o
40 74 20 A E 52.8 LDKSolrn LDK 12.67 +.15 75 649 4o
44 87 37 B E 58.3 LaynChrst LAYN 20.66 +1.06 4 317 8
20 27 24 C C+25.8 LegcyRes 25 LGCY 8.25 .43 +43 185 ..
57 74 69 D D+25.9 LinnEngy 17 r LINE 14.15 +2.17+370 6.5m ..o
75 69 64 B D+61.4 Lubrizol 3.7 LZ 33.65 .56 36 462 7o
53 95 28 A E 95.2 Lufkin 3.1 LUFK 32.73 .24 62 118 5o
15 77 22 .. E 29.5 MVOilTr MVO 7.55 +.28 +4 38 3
64 84 57 B E 27.0 MagellM 10 MGG 13.45 +.14 0 464 9o
81 79 75 A C 45.0 MagMds 9 MMP 28.47 +.05 21 227 9o
57 80 41 A D+63.2 Marathn 3.7 MRO 25.92 +1.15 35 5.8m 4o
44 88 20 A E 37.4 MarinerE ME 9.45 +.31 55 775 2o
15 32 9 C E 38.5 MarkWst 33 MWE 7.72 .28 +16 701 ..o
53 68 40 A E 37.7 MrtnMd 20 MMLP 14.90 .04 26 33 6
43 98 14 B D95.7 MasseyEn 1.8 MEE 13.17 +.05 59 2.1m 5o
54 98 19 C B26.9 MatrixSvc MTRX 7.36 .49 +1 340 8k
23 74 7 B E 67.1 McDermott MDR 8.87 +.11 60 2.6m 3o
33 74 28 C E 35.5 McmornExp MMR 9.04 .62 40 1.0m 2
82 80 99 A C 55.9 MexcoEn MXC 13.59 +1.08 36 6 14
74 97 44 A D+101 MurphOil 2.3 MUR.44.24 +2.49 19 1.9m 4o
38 72 19 A E 50.6 NaborsInds NBR 11.21 +.36 57 3.7m 3o
22 54 12 B E 56.9 NatcoGpA NTG 13.94 +.03 57 109 6
54 99 22 A E 92.7 NatlOilVr NOV 23.88 +.71 51 5.3m 4o
54 96 31 A D+33.0 NGSvcs NGS 9.80 +.79 +9 160 7o
59 87 42 A D 41.7 NatRsPt 12 NRP 16.35 +.28 2 222 9
52 81 26 A C+69.8 NewfldExpl NFX 18.84 +.52 39 1.4m 5o
75 85 47 A B 42.7 Nexen 1.0 NXY 16.79 +.83 76 1.6m 3o
45 91 25 A E 69.0 Noble .7 NE 22.09 +.62 25 4.7m 3
83 96 64 A B 105 NobleEnr 1.5 NBL 47.70 +1.68 53 1.2m 6o
92 81 81 B B 57.27NustarEn 10 NS 38.92 .43 5 218 7
87 78 77 A C 29.9 Nustarn 10 NSH 17.01 1.07 +32 367 11
78 66 72 B C 36.7 OGEEnrg 5.7 OGE 24.75 .15 12 781 9
26 80 16 C E 76.7 OYOGeo OYOG 17.16 .73 16 49 7
89 97 72 A B 100 OcciPet 2.3 r OXY 56.36 +2.22 37 6.0m 5o
48 82 27 A D 82.5 Oceanrng OII 28.35 +.74 22 763 8o
60 96 24 A D 64.8 OilStIntl r OIS 17.24 +.12 32 731 3o
94 93 76 A C+64.9 ONEOKPtr 9 OKS 44.17 .94 12 164 7o
42 55 58 C D57.9 OrmatTch .7 ORA 29.07 .72 9 275 25
17 61 14 C E 41.7 PHInv PHIIK 11.84 +.05 52 38 5
70 87 46 A C+40.0 PanhanO 1.6 r PHX 17.09 .81 +64 47 6
17 74 6 .. E 82.2 PatriotCn PCX 6.11 .11 53 1.5m 40o
41 75 32 B D37.5 PattUTI 5.8 PTEN 11.08 +.25 56 2.1m 4o
54 98 23 A D 88.7 PeabdyEn 1.1 r BTU 21.96 .11 44 6.0m 6o
59 96 28 A D81.0 PennVA .9 PVA 24.26 +.57 57 368 8o
57 71 25 B B36.2 PenVaGP 14 PVG 10.20 +.71 +57 115 8
46 53 35 B E 30.2 PennVAR 17 PVR 10.80 .16 +2 216 9o
26 56 22 A E 35.5 PennWstE 30 PWE 10.91 .19 30 2.5m 4x
68 96 52 A E 27.8 Permian 9 PBT 13.64 +.01 44 222 5x
61 93 35 A E 62.8 PetroCn 2.9 PCZ 22.12 +.73 52 1.4m 2o
82 69 65 A A184 Petchina 4.6 PTR 84.85 +1.26 60 390 8o
70 85 63 B B54.5 Petrohawk HK 14.87 +.46 63 2.6m 20o
68 95 27 A C 64.9 PetrbrsA .3 PBRA 18.86 .33 59 5.8m 4x
70 95 26 A B77.6 Petrobrs .3 PBR 22.40 .15 62 11m 5x
51 91 22 A C+79.1 PetroDev PETD 21.98 +.36 54 91 5o
34 78 9 A E 82.2 PionrNtr 2.2 PXD 14.80 +.37 55 1.4m 3o
75 95 65 A E 22.7 PionSwE 15 PSE 13.16 +.62 8 59 4
73 57 66 B B52.8 PlainAl 11 PAA 31.78 .44 6 596 11o
56 93 31 A D+79.9 PlainsEx PXP 21.70 +.34 25 1.8m 3o
30 62 28 A E 28.6 PrecDril 16 PDS 8.74 +.29 21 1.5m 3x
52 96 26 A D48.9 PrideIntl PDE 15.33 +.35 63 1.2m 4o
83 96 54 A B74.9 Questar 1.6 STR 31.74 .19 58 911 8o
66 99 25 A D26.9 QkslvGs 14 KGS 9.59 +.25 +36 81 12
49 99 5 A E 45.0 Quickslvr KWK 5.17 +.10 44 2.4m 4o
78 87 56 A B 18.9 RPC 2.6 RES 9.27 +.48 29 238 10k
72 92 55 A C 76.8 RangeRes .5 RRC 32.87 +.86 54 1.7m 16o
34 74 14 C E 34.8 RegncyE 23 RGNC 7.43 .14 35 236 9o
62 70 51 A D44.9 Repsol 2.9 REP 20.81 +.14 51 369 5
45 99 13 A E 29.7 RosettaR ROSE 6.25 .09 34 463 2o
34 65 24 B D+47.9 Rowan 2.6 RDC 15.37 +.16 66 1.6m 3o
89 82 70 A B 88.7 RoyDShA 5.3 RDSA 51.34 .58 33 2.3m 4
84 82 70 A C 87.5 RoyDShB 6.4 RDSB 49.83 .53 53 565 4
83 92 67 A E 70.8 SabnRylt 9 SBR 40.10 +.60 17 34 7
73 80 65 A E 47.3 SanJuanB 6.9 SJT 27.24 +2.31+137 444 9x
22 74 5 B E 69.4 Sandrdgen SD 5.54 .01 29 2.6m 8o
93 96 93 A C+67.9 Sasol 5.0 SSL 28.74 +.80 37 592 5o
60 92 28 A E 111 Schlmbrg 2.1 r SLB 40.91 +1.44 45 8.5m 8
75 76 69 A C+97.8 SeacorHldg CKH 62.46 +.22 +50 433 7
49 94 15 A E 88.4 Smith 2.2 SII 22.25 +.49 59 1.9m 6o
97 98 86 A C+52.7 SouthwstEn SWN 28.81 +.93 42 4.5m 20o
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American Science and Engineer-
ing
ASEI
pushed out of a cupwithhan-
dleonNov. 25. But that rallyfailed.
Now the small-cap has built a flat
base. Its newbuypoint is 77.15.
After four quarters of declining
earnings, the maker of X-ray ma-
chines for homeland security
turneda71%profit growthinthere-
cent period. Analysts expect EPS to
rise65%this quarter.
American Sciences Relative Price
Strength Rating stands at 98 and its
up/down volume ratio has come in
at 1 orbetter for sevenweeks.
But pretax margin was just barely
OKlast year, and return on equity a
weak 11%. Full-year EPS shrank in
fiscal 07and08. PatrickCain
AMERICAN SCIENCE & ENG (ASEI) Group 6 o$68.93
98 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 98 ROE 11% 8.2M Shares
MANUFACTURES X-RAY INSPECTION SYSTEMS USED FOR SECURITY APPLICA-
TIONS BY HOMELAND SECURITY AND PORT AUTHORITIES.
-17% Ann. EPS Gro PE 35 Avg. Daily Vol 143,300 Debt 6%
Last Qtr Eps +73%5 Prior Qtr -55%6 Last Qtr Sales +50%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/11
R&D 7%
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 81
LIFE PARTNERS HOLDINGS (LPHI) Group 3 $38.97
99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 99 ROE 123% 5.8M Shares
BROKERS SERVICES FACILITATING VIATICAL AND LIFE SETTLEMENT TRANS-
ACTIONS WORLDWIDE.
+265% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 161,100 Debt 5%
Last Qtr Eps +56%5 Prior Qtr +30%6 Last Qtr Sales +47%
8 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 1/14
Acc/Dis B-
Sup/Demand 76
COGENT INC (COGT) Group 6 o$13.23
98 Comp. Rating 75 EPS RS 98 ROE 6% 38.6M Shares
PROVIDES AUTOMATED FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS TO GOVERN-
MENTS, LAW ENFORCEMENT AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
-18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. Daily Vol 924,200 Debt 0%
Last Qtr Eps +180%5 Prior Qtr -25%6 Last Qtr Sales +56%
1 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/26
R&D 10%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 67
THORATEC CORP (THOR) Group 32 o$30.55
98 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 99 ROE 5% 49.3M Shares
DEVELOPS VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES (VAD), POINT-OF-CARE BLOOD
DIAGNOSTIC TEST KITS AND VASCULAR GRAFTS.
-2% Ann. EPS Gro PE 55 Avg. D. Vol 1,507,900 Debt 36%
Last Qtr Eps +325%5 Prior Qtr +122%5 Last Qtr Sales +44%
2 Qtrs EPS )15%
Eps Due 2/5
R&D 18%
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 90
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Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
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Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
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Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Composite Rating
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79 87 59 B E 85.8 UnionPac 2.3 r UNP 46.08 .89 57 3.2m 10
75 54 76 B B75.1 UPSB 3.4 r UPS 53.12 .04 54 3.2m 14o
67 66 58 C D+29.8 UnivTruck UACL 14.25 .30 24 11 12
17 19 16 C D19.0 Vitran VTNC 5.15 .38 +26 68 7
90 93 85 A B60.8 Wabtec .1 r WAB 37.96 +.49 36 668 14
65 43 88 C D+25.6 WernrE 1.2 WERN 16.10 .73 25 945 16k
18. AUTO&PARTS
31 44 36 B E 28.7 ATCTech r ATAC 12.39 1.89 +51 258 6
87 73 80 B C 45.5 AdvAuto .8 r AAP 31.56 +.06 56 677 12o
88 67 78 B B 23.1 AmerCar r CRMT .12.69 ... 77 53 7
22 75 6 C E 18.1 ArvMerit 14 ARM 2.70 .34 39 969 1
19 62 30 C E 62.6 Autoliv 4.1 ALV 20.53 .17 11 990 4
47 31 64 E C 18.7 Autonation AN 8.57 +.01 53 1.4m 7o
95 79 95 A B 143 Autozone r AZO 132.7 +.46 36 915 12o
35 60 34 C C 56.0 BorgWrn 2.4 r BWA 20.14 .93 43 1.2m 7o
82 82 54 A D49.3 Copart CPRT 26.12 .46 52 543 14
50 93 29 B D76.0 Cummins 2.9 CMI 24.27 .85 62 1.7m 5o
48 62 40 B C+97.9 Daimler 8.8 r DAI 36.10 +1.08 15 801 5o
86 55 96 C A 14.8 Dorman DORM 12.59 .10 46 9 13
28 29 34 B B19.5 Gentex 5.3 r GNTX 8.32 .13 40 1.3m 11
89 68 82 B B 48.8 GenuiPrt 4.4 GPC 35.61 .53 27 1.1m 11o
21 72 10 C E 30.1 Goodyear GT 5.42 .16 44 3.2m 2o
26 23 27 D D+30.2 Grp1Auto 2.0 r GPI 10.00 +.02 55 275 3o
51 55 57 C C+36.4 HondaM 3.3 HMC 20.73 +.11 47 857 7o
43 73 35 C C+37.2 JohnsnCt 3.1 JCI 16.76 .18 51 2.6m 7
74 97 45 B C 25.0 LKQCorp LKQX 11.44 .12 59 730 14o
3 18 24 D E 82.0 MagnaA 2.7 MGA 26.76 .27 36 773 4
50 36 40 B B19.1 Midas MDS 8.25 .09 5 68 13
4 31 10 E E 19.6 Modine 9 MOD 4.27 .71 49 155 ..
94 77 97 C B 26.2 MnroM 1.0 MNRO 23.00 .08 31 125 19k
27 74 14 .. C+79.1 Navistar NAV 18.92 .71 33 564 4o
13 21 25 C D22.0 Nissan 7.3 NSANY 7.01 +.16 +2 884 3o
97 60 95 B B+32.7 OReillyAuto ORLY 29.24 .23 47 991 17o
49 69 51 B C+57.5 Paccar 2.7 r PCAR 26.61 .66 70 1.5m 8o
11 20 30 E C 23.0 SuperrIn 6.9 SUP 9.26 .69 40 243 ..o
18 70 4 D C+29.6 TRWAuto TRW 2.99 .23 73 468 1
29 74 11 D D 38.0 TitanInt .3 TWI 7.28 +.18 27 583 11x
45 31 61 B C+117 Toyota 4.0 r TM 64.00 +.35 24 1.1m 8o
38 86 17 A E 54.9 WABCOn 1.9 WBC 14.52 .34 29 507 3o
19. INTERNET
80 94 54 A B 40.9 AkamaiTch AKAM 14.45 .28 51 2.0m 8o
79 81 62 A B97.4 Amazon r AMZN 49.40 2.38 45 6.4m 33o
47 86 40 C E 18.6 Ariba ARBA 6.84 .03 43 745 15
70 99 27 A D418 Baidu r BIDU 121.9 2.04 72 1.2m 28o
94 75 83 A B+57.3 Bankrate r RATE 36.77 .70 39 243 23o
31 42 30 B D+75.0 BlueNile r NILE 23.25 .54 70 89 24o
76 77 63 A B 45.5 DigitalRiver DRIV 23.29 .45 76 160 12o
70 91 36 A B34.7 eBay EBAY 13.40 .20 59 7.2m 7
45 37 58 C C+106 Equinix EQIX 51.03 1.27 56 555 99o
30 64 22 B E 32.7 Expedia EXPE 7.50 .20 51 1.9m 5o
89 78 88 A B35.9 F5Netwrks r FFIV.21.41 .84 33 1.6m 14
36 4 64 D C 19.8 GSICmmrc GSIC 10.45 .58 18 446 ..o
87 99 70 A C 27.5 GMarket GMKT 16.98 .46 73 64 16
89 96 53 A B716 Google GOOG 297.4 2.94 47 3.7m 15o
68 32 85 D A 24.2 IACInter IACI 15.26 .19 70 629 99o
91 90 88 B C+16.0 Intrwovn IWOV 11.80 +.08 58 271 16
93 87 80 A B27.4 J2GlblC r JCOM 18.72 .21 54 179 11o
66 99 29 A C+81.2 MercadoLn MELI 14.10 +.04 60 245 34o
67 88 37 A B34.3 MonstrWw MWW 10.78 .64 55 1.3m 7o
99 90 95 A B 27.2 Netease r NTES 21.50 +.78 66 334 16o
96 93 88 B B 40.97Netflix r NFLX 27.93 .53 +1 1.2m 21
48 71 29 B D+35.5 Omniture OMTR 9.83 .41 47 596 25o
58 78 31 A B35.0 OptXprs 2.8 OXPS 11.29 .14 52 299 7o
38 29 56 E C+29.6 Overstk r OSTK 11.21 .96 50 111 ..o
82 72 64 A C+33.5 PerfectWn r PWRD 16.59 +1.04 +75 725 10o
57 83 40 B E 16.9 PremGlbSv PGI 8.11 .64 6 552 7o
93 99 72 A B 144 Priceline PCLN 69.14 +.69 71 475 12o
98 89 96 A B+38.27ShandaInt r SNDA 30.15 .12 61 363 12o
76 82 50 A D58.6 SinaCorp r SINA 23.07 .73 66 597 14o
91 91 81 A D91.5 Sohu.com r SOHU 44.96 +1.28 57 587 13o
67 72 69 C C+15.8 StampsCom r STMP 8.71 .22 72 48 14
71 72 69 B B 23.5 TDAmertr AMTD 12.81 .10 43 2.1m 9
91 99 58 A B28.5 The9Ltd r NCTY 12.97 .12 65 47 6o
11 29 20 .. D+27.0 TktmstrE TKTM 6.19 .25 17 341 2o
79 82 69 C D42.1 WebMD WBMD 22.72 +.47 31 139 32
84 95 67 A D24.6 Websns WBSN.13.84 .16 40 338 10o
46 47 43 C B 30.3 Yahoo YHOO 11.88 .46 63 9.7m 23o
20. ALCOHOL/ TOB
68 51 65 B D+24.5 Altria 8.4 MO 15.19 +.13 35 16m 9o
59 60 45 B D 54.2 BostnBeer SAM 25.83 .93 65 42 14o
92 76 68 A B 81.0 BritAmT 5.1 BTI 51.55 +.26 52 153 10
89 71 83 A B63.0 BrownFrB 2.3 r BFB 49.47 .34 52 271 17
59 97 15 B E 77.5 CntlErDst CEDC 18.37 1.28 62 413 7o
90 95 62 A B+88.8 CompBbd 2.3 ABV 41.79 .29 51 610 8o
77 83 84 .. C+39.9 CpCervcr 3.4 CCU 27.68 .37 31 21 9
75 84 68 D C 24.9 ConstelA STZ 15.29 .20 66 907 9
69 84 68 D E 24.9 ConstellB STZB 15.25 .17 84 0.3 9k
76 61 68 A D 87.3 Diageo 4.5 DEO 55.29 .41 40 653 11o
82 66 72 A D+89.2 Lorilla 6.7 r LO 55.24 .57 64 835 10o
74 47 89 D B59.5 MolCoorB 1.7 TAP 47.27 +.23 47 939 16o
96 82 85 A C+56.3 PhilMor 5.0 PM 43.16 +.70 14 10m 12o
83 73 73 B B72.0 ReynldAm 8.3 r RAI 40.76 .51 42 880 8o
92 61 97 A B69.3 UST 3.6 UST 69.12 +.02 71 991 18
62 48 47 C C 68.0 Universl 5.9 UVV 31.25 2.09 +64 488 7
88 81 72 B C 19.9 VectorGp 11 VGR 13.43 .08 49 119 16
21. MACHINERY
75 95 51 A D+33.4 ABB ABB 14.45 +.44 46 4.0m 9o
76 98 49 A C+48.5 AZZ AZZ.22.50 1.49 14 180 7
48 67 46 B D+37.2 Actuant .2 ATU 17.14 +.36 +7 788 8
66 96 35 B C 18.8 AltraHld AIMC 7.83 .35 60 77 6
45 43 44 D B+47.5 AmSprcnd AMSC 15.75 1.13 37 529 ..o
80 92 57 A C 53.1 Ametek .8 r AME 28.81 .25 48 691 11k
94 93 83 B A42.4 AstecInd ASTE 29.01 .57 66 144 9o
74 75 71 A C+62.7 BadgerM 1.3 BMI 34.90 +4.66+142 570 22
59 83 39 A C+39.9 BaldrEle 4.1 BEZ 16.50 1.10 22 538 7
67 41 89 E A 24.7 BrigStrt 5.5 BGG 16.13 .21 27 545 24
56 99 18 A D79.5 Bucyrus .6 BUCY 17.72 .19 69 1.0m 6o
40 59 44 B D 54.9 Cascade 3.0 CAE 26.44 1.81 11 96 7x
67 83 49 A B86.0 Caterplr 4.0 CAT 42.34 .38 60 4.9m 7
68 96 39 B D 66.7 Circor .6 CIR 24.65 .22 +17 364 6
90 78 78 B C+44.3 Clarcor 1.2 CLC 30.16 .68 48 226 16k
42 79 31 B D 33.9 ClmbMckn CMCO 12.87 1.08 24 140 6k
74 87 54 A C 54.4 CooprInd 3.6 r CBE 27.43 .22 57 974 7
74 99 48 A C+34.1 DXPEnterpr DXPE.14.32 .26 71 68 7
85 84 67 B C+52.3 Donalds 1.5 DCI 31.43 .84 52 399 14
77 84 65 B B 54.6 Dover 3.3 DOV 30.73 .39 49 941 8o
71 58 88 D A 25.2 EncorWi .5 WIRE 16.84 .53 +13 239 18o
54 96 25 B C+37.7 EnerSys ENS.10.22 .36 57 331 5o
59 91 39 B D43.7 EnPro r NPO.18.66 .70 26 236 4
63 98 33 A D145 Flowser 2.0 r FLS.50.00 .73 46 892 7o
67 92 32 A B85.7 FosterWh r FWLT 23.73 +.29 61 2.1m 7o
64 81 61 B D54.6 FrankElc 1.8 FELE.27.31 +.49 26 160 13
84 74 99 B C 61.2 FuelSys FSYS.33.36 1.72 45 410 16o
79 96 38 A C+27.2 FuelTech FTEK 10.17 .72 39 185 26
54 90 46 B E 57.9 GardnrDen r GDI 22.12 .86 51 327 5
57 94 15 A B77.3 GenlCable BGC.16.09 .50 38 1.2m 3o
85 89 77 B B46.5 Gormanr 1.4 GRC 28.70 +1.90 +23 121 16
52 67 47 A D 42.2 Graco 3.4 GGG 22.25 .19 45 437 9
47 89 27 A E 54.9 Graham .7 GHM 10.90 1.04 55 137 6
84 82 75 B B+53.3 HubbllB 4.5 HUBB 31.27 .51 45 205 7k
29 66 16 B D 52.1 Hurco HURC 11.99 .36 27 79 3
70 83 61 B C 40.8 IDEX 2.1r IEX 22.69 +.38 23 550 10
54 86 25 A D+47.3 IngersRd 4.4 IR 16.24 .42 36 3.1m 4o
96 91 98 D B+19.9 InsitfTch INSU 19.22 +.35 +16 504 22
66 93 33 A D+45.0 Jinpan 1.7 JST 14.25 +.37 43 21 5
56 96 21 A D90.0 JoyGlbl 3.2 r JOYG 21.72 .23 41 2.3m 6o
50 85 26 B D+35.8 KHDHum KHD 10.84 .15 22 301 4
60 82 57 B D39.7 Kennmetl 2.3 KMT 20.50 .79 29 657 7k
48 39 51 B B39.5 KeyTech KTEC 17.31 1.21 39 29 12
75 95 63 A D87.0 LincnElc 2.3 LECO 47.06 .11 65 173 8x
53 96 13 A C+51.5 Manitowc 1.0 MTW 7.97 .32 49 2.1m 2o
90 75 83 B A16.7 MetPro 2.1 MPR 11.21 1.39 +4 84 15
55 91 45 B E 19.6 NIDEC 1.4 r NJ 9.43 .18 25 107 12
20 43 20 C C 125 NACCO 6.1 NC 33.62 .80 +38 69 4
59 85 41 A C+79.0 Nordsn 2.4 NDSN 31.02 .13 70 125 8
35 21 32 B D 30.8 PMFG PMFG 8.84 .53 73 17 10
75 89 52 B B 86.9 ParkHan 2.5 PH 39.74 .06 29 1.3m 6
54 72 56 C D+41.0 Pentair 3.0 PNR 22.75 .77 30 739 9o
75 61 74 D A+19.2 PikeElec PEC 11.69 .08 21 230 11
73 99 51 C B58.0 Powell Inds POWL 26.88 .49 30 81 11
90 85 79 B B50.0 RegalBel 1.9 RBC 34.10 +.13 27 287 8
54 94 27 B D55.1 RobbMyer .9 r RBN.15.81 1.71+120 972 7
66 73 57 A C+72.5 RockwlA 3.8 ROK 30.31 .64 49 797 7k
73 90 59 A D68.1 RoperInd .8 ROP 40.23 .18 44 576 13
52 93 22 B D140 SPX 2.7 r SPW 36.88 1.19 43 821 5o
31 78 13 C E 37.9 SauerDnf 8.9 SHS 8.05 .65 54 139 5
56 84 38 B D+28.5 Stratasys r SSYS 10.65 .68 1 186 14o
71 91 53 A C+42.9 SunHydr 2.1 SNHY 17.33 .71 50 81 10x
43 83 23 B E 47.7 Tennant 3.4 TNC 15.33 1.43 +5 193 7
42 81 18 B C+76.3 Terex r TEX 15.86 .32 70 1.1m 2o
80 96 54 A C 48.6 Wdward 1.1 WGOV 21.26 .89 61 377 12
22. MINING
84 71 78 C B 83.5 AgnicoEg .4 AEM 50.76 +2.89 6 4.7m 74o
13 58 15 C E 44.8 Alcoa 7.0 AA 9.73 .05 63 10m 5
62 81 52 B D 38.4 AMCOLI 3.6 ACO 19.88 .37 40 122 10k
44 62 28 A B36.4 AngloA 5.6 AAUK 10.85 +.26 31 1.8m 4o
73 38 86 E A51.4 AngloAs .5 AU 26.60 .18 32 1.9m ..o
77 95 54 A B95.6 BHPBilLt 4.8 BHP 40.29 .11 54 3.0m 7o
79 95 58 A B86.1 BHPBlplc 3.8 BBL 36.37 .14 81 282 6
96 79 84 A B 54.7 BarrckG 1.1 ABX 36.52 +.72 18 12m 17o
88 85 63 A B42.9 Buenavnt 1.0 BVN 19.30 +.67 38 929 8o
35 48 41 B D44.0 Cameco 1.1 CCJ 16.52 +.85 58 1.4m 11x
60 98 22 A C+121 Clevlnd 1.5 CLF 24.00 .99 53 2.5m 4o
65 92 27 A B44.2 CompVDR 1.5 RIO 11.24 .26 63 14m 4o
21 55 12 B E 127 FreeptCGB FCX 23.14 +.56 57 10m 2
74 41 82 B C+52.7 Goldcorp .6 GG 31.30 +.89 19 12m 51o
80 49 91 D B 14.6 HrmnyGld HMY 10.46 +.04 34 1.9m 99o
32 96 6 A E 34.0 HWinstn 4.6 HWD 4.39 .14 49 101 1
94 62 90 B B27.4 KinrsGo .4 KGC 18.29 +.39 41 6.5m 49o
70 30 75 B B41.0 LihirGold LIHR 21.04 +1.04 49 528 65
49 96 17 A E 31.7 MesabTrs 62 MSB 8.01 .45 +7 116 3k
89 61 86 B B 57.6 NewmtM 1.0 NEM 40.70 +1.85 26 7.0m 18o
72 70 41 B B+44.1 PanAmSlvr PAAS 16.83 +.86 12 1.4m 14o
94 63 94 B B 56.3 Randgold .2 GOLD 43.43 +.64 43 623 71o
46 98 9 A E 558 RioTinto 7.1 RTP.85.25 +2.59 46 683 2o
96 56 99 B B+NH RoylGld .7 r RGLD 48.17 .26 13 662 71o
53 44 51 .. B 33.6 SeabrGld SA 13.39 +.31 7 297 ..o
56 36 56 .. A40.7 SilverStd SSRI 15.71 +.75 25 838 ..o
36 52 43 B D41.9 SthnCopp 8.9 r PCU 15.22 +.20 69 2.0m 7
13 64 2 B E 53.7 TechCmco 20 TCK 4.73 +.42 37 3.4m 1o
23. APPAREL
82 59 94 C B22.4 Carters CRI 17.65 .55 70 438 13
47 38 51 B B37.0 Cheroke 12 CHKE 15.96 .56 62 17 9
85 87 66 A C+37.6 Coach r COH 19.76 .60 53 3.4m 9
65 54 78 C C+49.5 ColumSp 1.9 COLM 33.81 .65 41 177 10
89 97 54 A C+166 DeckrsOut DECK 76.54 .74 49 418 12o
92 72 98 .. A+17.2 FGXIntl FGXI 13.36 .32 19 77 17
38 61 20 B E 20.6 GIIIApparel GIII 5.94 .43 74 49 5
48 85 17 A E 42.7 GildanActv GIL 10.24 +.01 67 493 7o
32 58 30 D D+37.7 Hanesbrd HBI 12.03 .59 61 548 5o
80 84 51 A C+22.8 IconixBr r ICON 8.85 .05 64 278 7o
11 33 11 E C 22.1 JonesAp 12 JNY 4.55 1.07 +31 3.5m 4o
62 33 78 D B+17.7 KSwiss 1.7 KSWS 11.44 .28 71 80 25x
15 14 19 D B19.7 KenCole 6.1 KCP 5.88 +.09 46 76 30
3 29 2 E E 22.8 LizClaib LIZ 2.20 .32 40 2.3m 3o
57 55 52 B C+17.6 Maidenfrm MFB 9.27 +.05 54 58 7
15 43 19 D E 29.0 Movado 3.8 r MOV 8.50 .20 +6 390 6
87 81 71 A C 70.6 NikeB 2.0 r NKE 48.94 .82 52 2.3m 13o
10 22 14 D D+29.9 OxfrdInd 9 OXM 7.79 .37 48 139 4o
16 35 12 D C+29.3 PerryEllis PERY 5.24 .60 69 71 3
45 67 32 B D47.9 PhilpsV .8 PVH 18.55 .93 55 455 6
74 88 58 B D 80.5 PoloRL .5 r RL 42.20 1.35 61 846 9o
64 80 53 C D25.2 SkechersA SKX 11.68 .15 35 407 6o
92 74 89 B B+29.0 SteveMdn SHOO 19.50 +.36 53 113 12o
42 29 51 D B19.4 Timberland r TBL 10.25 .75 58 219 9o
71 97 33 A D31.8 TrueRelig TRLG 12.18 .40 73 194 7o
80 75 62 A B47.2 UndrArmr UA 22.48 .24 25 700 23o
68 68 65 B D84.6 VFCorp 4.4 VFC 53.26 1.19 37 753 9o
68 73 38 A B28.9 Volcom VLCM 10.84 +.01 41 217 7
59 88 24 B C+53.9 Warnaco WRC 17.92 .94 54 605 6
88 84 71 B B 31.2 Wolvrn 2.2 WWW 20.22 .51 55 249 10
24. AGRICULTURE
55 87 27 B B71.9 AGCO AG 23.46 .17 52 1.3m 6o
63 96 29 A C+113 Agrium .3 r AGU 31.77 +1.40 55 2.8m 3o
54 69 59 D D+26.5 AlamoG 1.9 ALG 12.37 1.53 69 25 7
65 96 21 A C+48.7 Anderso 2.1 ANDE 16.12 .37 45 163 3o
57 62 50 B C+135 Bunge 1.5 BG 49.63 +1.56 52 1.5m 4o
61 99 27 A D+172 CFInds .9 CF 46.70 .10 69 1.2m 3o
65 98 30 B B+70.0 CNHGlobl 2.8 CNH 14.88 .09 14 398 4k
40 16 49 D B+21.4 Cadiz CDZI 11.06 .68 79 8 ..
58 64 44 B A94.9 Deere 3.0 r DE 37.87 .60 70 1.9m 8x
43 24 77 E B23.2 ImprlSgr 2.2 IPSU 12.57 .87 28 56 ..
65 97 32 A D+76.2 IntPotashn IPI 20.00 +1.93 18 1.1m 13o
76 42 95 C B+43.4 Kubota 1.9 KUB 34.07 +1.77 37 41 15
44 58 23 B B 28.8 LSBInds LXU 7.15 ... 37 146 5
53 93 24 A D131 Lindsay .9 LNN 34.20 +1.48 +35 510 10o
71 91 51 B D145 Mnsnto 1.4 r MON 68.47 +.75 58 3.6m 18
62 98 20 A C 163 Mosaic .6 MOS 33.87 +1.28 55 4.7m 5
75 99 29 A B 241 Potash .5 r POT 73.22 +4.34 44 8.9m 7
66 27 96 C A40.7 ScottMG 1.7 SMG 28.68 .10 6 735 14o
97 99 93 A B 59.5 ScQmMra 2.4 SQM 24.58 +.57 33 872 15o
87 93 70 A C+66.8 Syngenta 2.1 SYT 37.35 +.95 +43 1.1m 11o
53 74 25 A C+57.6 TerraI 2.6 r TRA 15.26 +.07 65 1.6m 2o
89 94 75 A C+171 TerraNit 12 TNH 92.17 1.43 60 47 6
25. CHEMICALS
64 24 76 B B33.4 AEPIndustr AEPI 17.27 .72 69 12 ..k
66 84 42 A D 106 AirPrds 3.7 APD 47.93 +1.32 18 2.2m 9
88 92 72 B C 65.5 Airgas 1.7 ARG 37.68 +.96 20 789 12
60 81 38 B D+45.9 Albemar 2.5 r ALB 19.37 .33 54 451 7
81 73 70 B B 19.0 AmrVngrd .5 AVD 11.30 +.06 +13 152 15
60 63 58 C C 43.0 ArchChem 3.4 ARJ 23.85 .47 50 95 10
4 25 8 D E 58.6 Ashland 3.2 ASH 9.52 .43 64 823 4o
94 80 89 A B30.3 Balchem .5 BCPC 23.20 .08 21 110 23
25 38 28 C E 34.0 Cabot 5.2 CBT 13.97 .02 33 422 10k
47 87 14 A E 51.0 Celanese 1.4 r CE 11.24 .48 74 866 2o
49 65 38 B D 50.5 Ceradyne r CRDN 20.16 +.86 38 346 4o
86 95 95 .. B87.97CmpsMn 2.4 CMP 56.58 1.16 24 548 14o
33 66 21 C E 64.2 CytecInd 2.6 CYT 19.59 .18 44 331 4
30 40 25 B D 43.4 DowChm 10 DOW 15.32 4.02+502 82m 4x
43 79 31 B E 78.3 EastChm 6.1 EMN 29.05 .20 35 868 5
93 96 69 A B80.2 FMC 1.2 FMC.42.11 .25 61 614 10x
66 85 36 B C 33.2 GenTek GETI 14.59 +.06 34 23 4
81 74 84 C D+41.5 Innophos 3.9 IPHS 17.51 .03 28 263 2o
41 98 24 .. E 52.0 Koppers 5.0 r KOP 17.51 .68 19 271 5
62 90 28 A D33.2 Methnx 5.6 r MEOH 11.07 +.35 51 335 3k
47 65 48 D D73.3 MinrlTec .5 MTX 37.89 2.16 +5 254 10
48 72 32 B D26.3 NalcoHld 1.3 NLC 10.43 .50 22 1.4m 8
63 77 41 B D+93.6 NewMkt 2.4 r NEU 33.37 1.09 18 165 7o
26 70 4 A E 33.2 NovaChm 7.3 NCX 4.36 .15 23 567 ..o
43 27 49 B C+66.0 OMGroup OMG 19.40 +.07 35 543 3o
56 66 52 A E 72.0 PPGInd 5.5 PPG 38.83 .56 13 1.4m 7
20 15 38 E B26.5 Penford 2.3 PENX 10.41 .14 61 39 ..k
40 71 17 C D 29.3 Polypore PPO 7.32 .91 20 499 7
88 87 63 A B 99 Praxair 2.7 r PX 56.47 +.25 59 1.2m 13
52 67 32 B C 33.8 QkrChem 6.7 KWR 13.68 .58 54 56 6
52 94 12 C C+43.7 RockwdH ROC 9.01 .22 56 352 4
54 59 57 D B47.4 Rogers r ROG 25.35 .89 59 40 13o
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Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol P
High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6666
IBD Research Tables With 10 Vital Ratings
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New Highs
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FINANCE
Med&Ent n(a) TVH 7.75 1
Dekanian(a) DEK 9.86 8
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UTILITY
CHEnergy(n) CHG 49.50 20
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TRANSPORT
Allegiant ALGT 48.62 46
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REAL EST
PittsWVRR(a) PW 13.78 52
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MINING
RoylGld RGLD 48.17 56
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MEDICAL
Emergent(a) LZR 8.07 98
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CONSUMER
GrCanEd LOPE 18.00 63
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BUSINESS SVC
SI Intl SINT 31.92 47
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MISC
iShLeFxBn MBB 105.06
iShTgt2020 TZG 24.50
DirxTcBear TYP 72.06
VangSTBndn BSV 80.22
PSh130Tr n PLW 31.28
New Lows
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BANKS (22)
NrthrmBk 10.05 16
1stPacBcn 2.16 8
BchFstNtl 2.75 24
HorizBcp 13.05 57
RylcPA 3.40 4
Metrocorp 7.44 37
Ameriana 4.17 73
HampRdBk 7.21 35
Popular 4.90 14
CtlVlCmBc 5.55 39
FPBBanp 3.00 24
FstSecGrp 4.51 38
CntrFin 5.72 53
EncoreBc n 10.45 6
PatriotNBk 7.00 19
CmmVlBc 4.13 23
TxCapBsh 12.81 44
SVBFincl 23.98 54
AppalBc 3.18 18
LaPorteBn 4.55 81
NthnStFn 3.80 24
PeoplsFCMS 17.82 53
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MEDICAL (11)
Adventrx(a) 0.09 8
Antares(a) 0.33 6
Steris(n) 22.29 85
FacetBion 10.13 41
Quidel 11.72 86
SymtryMed(n) 7.28 72
Pozen 4.76 46
HillRom(n) 15.64 72
GroupCasaA(n) 19.03 61
SklldHcren(n) 8.62 92
Medtox 7.52 74
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ENERGY (8)
HKNrs(a) 2.57 44
Geokinetic(a) 2.33 15
Hyperdyn(a) 0.47 46
CrusaderEn(a) 1.19 31
SulphCo(a) 0.82 37
MerdRes(n) 0.59 72
EaglRkE 4.22 32
EnergyPrts(n) 1.32 74
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BUSINESS SVC (8)
HlthStrm 2.07 80
CslaWstA 2.08 27
MacGray(n) 6.36 50
Rewards 2.15 74
ChinaMM 1.53 40
Eastern(a) 8.12 56
WCAWaste 2.35 4
DGFast 11.87 67
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COMP SFTWR (7)
FundTech 6.35 75
AladdinKno 6.25 35
Corel 2.00 83
ActivsnBlz 8.55 31
TakeTwoIS 7.48 26
i2Tech 5.74 34
ElecArts 15.12 18
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LEISURE (6)
RedLionH(n) 2.12 18
ReadgIntB(a) 4.00 12
Aldila 2.21 24
TixCorpn 2.00 55
Ballntyne(a) 1.41 24
IntstHtls(n) 0.52 44
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MACHINERY (5)
BaldwinTchA(a) 1.60 59
PowerSec 2.95 95
RobbMyer(n) 15.81 94
Tennant(n) 15.33 83
Hurco 11.99 66
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FINANCE
QCHlds 4.11 15
AmCpLtd 2.88 46
QuestCap(a) 0.66 58
FedInvs(n) 16.14 57
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ELECTRONICS
DDi Corp 2.91 42
Dionex 43.01 81
Agilent(n) 14.99 93
Coherent n 20.36 71
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CONSUMER
SummInf 2.10 98
Steelcse(n) 5.09 57
CSSIndst(n) 15.22 38
EstmKod(n) 6.05 11
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CHEMICALS
DowChm(n) 15.32 40
GeorgGlf(n) 1.07 9
MinrlTec(n) 37.89 65
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AEROSPACE
Servotronics(a) 5.50 92
EnvirmTectn(a) 0.92 40
InnoSltn 3.30 1
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UTILITY
SwWatr 3.16 22
Pennchck 18.20 37
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TELECOM
GilatSatNet 2.20 2
CommSys 7.11 68
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RETAIL
KrispyKrm(n) 1.66 12
BlueSq(n) 5.80 65
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INTERNET
ThStreet 2.70 60
IntrntGold 2.37 68
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COMP HDWRE
RadiantSys 3.13 78
Radware 4.99 1
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BUILDING
Thor Ind(n) 12.36 9
LAPac(n) 1.41 4
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APPAREL
AmApparel(a) 1.55 46
KenCole(n) 5.88 14
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TRANSPORT
CSX(n) 30.53 95
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SVGS & LN
CFSBncrp 4.02 39
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REAL EST
RobertsRlty(a) 0.80 46
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MEDIA
MStewartA(n) 2.58 64
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FOOD/ BEV
CaglesA(a) 1.55 24
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AUTO&PARTS
ATCTech 12.39 44
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MISC
KoreaFund(n) 32.02
DWSGlCmd(n) 4.88
KapStnn 2.06 67
ProSUShGld 19.13
XeriumTec(n) 0.65 44
DirxTcBull 49.61
CurrShBrt 145.04
Kadant(n) 11.62 72
MktVGulf 18.19
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NYSE(n) 1NewHighs, 31Lows
NASDAQ 4 NewHighs, 61Lows
AMEX(a) 4 NewHighs, 17 Lows
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In The News. Boldfaced stocks carry an EPS
Rating of 95 or higher.
80 70 88 B D+76.5 RoHaas 3.1 ROH 53.3410.22+470 17m 15o
69 68 72 D B25.5 Schlmn 3.8 SHLM 15.91 .58 60 115 11k
79 81 70 A C+63.0 SigmAl 1.3 SIAL 40.60 .50 68 641 15o
53 8 83 C B+65.8 Sinopec 5.2 SHI 25.19 +.81 56 39 ..
37 65 53 .. E 18.0 Solutian SOA 3.64 .21 8 653 ..
90 83 91 C C+60.8 Stepan 2.1 SCL 42.53 +.81 +15 90 17
27 24 61 E E 32.5 Valhi 3.0 VHI 13.20 .36 24 36 ..
64 38 77 B B 40.0 WD40 3.6 WDFC 27.51 .56 55 42 16k
77 61 85 C B22.7 WestlkCh 1.4 WLK 14.79 .71 8 303 10
26. COMP HDWRE
78 95 52 A B202 AppleInc AAPL 86.61 +.80 50 22m 16
89 72 81 C A25.2 Avocent r AVCT 16.43 .32 76 147 8
58 63 63 D C+39.5 BlackBox 1.1 BBOX 22.73 .46 63 64 6
79 79 59 A B28.7 Cisco CSCO 16.01 .26 50 33m 10o
67 64 79 D D15.2 Cmpllntnya CML 9.88 .09 51 107 ..
83 74 74 B B26.9 DataDomn DDUP 18.30 .15 73 217 43o
30 46 38 B D26.0 DellInc DELL 10.34 .31 38 16m 7o
81 73 77 D B40.5 Diebold 3.7 DBD 26.90 .43 51 293 16o
81 83 70 B B 19.0 EMC EMC 10.29 .02 56 13m 13o
20 25 41 C D 22.9 ElecImag EFII 8.81 .24 54 208 10k
84 90 72 B C 52.9 HewlttPk .9 r HPQ 35.58 +.61 55 11m 9o
18 17 38 C D27.6 Imation 2.6 IMN 12.29 .37 42 177 9
51 53 49 D B25.0 Intermec IN 12.55 .02 +38 565 17
92 94 66 A B 34.5 JnprNtwk r JNPR 17.13 +.20 54 4.5m 15
61 67 76 C D 37.9 LexmarkA r LXK 26.03 .23 68 681 6o
68 82 42 A B 37.2 Logitech r LOGI 14.75 +.38 35 711 9
65 86 32 A D 37.4 MicrosSys r MCRS 15.20 .15 64 311 10
63 89 40 B C 28.1 NCR NCR 13.01 +.01 41 1.4m 7o
88 86 76 A D+35.6 NatInstr 1.8 NATI 23.81 .04 53 214 16
72 70 53 B B+27.5 NetApp r NTAP 12.71 +.12 60 3.7m 10o
50 58 50 B D 37.0 Netgear NTGR 10.87 .18 57 184 7o
81 83 64 A D+35.9 NICESys NICE 20.71 .08 49 214 13o
65 83 36 A E 28.9 Polycom r PLCM 12.52 .20 47 830 8k
93 89 83 A D20.2 Qlogic r QLGC 12.79 +.21 39 1.7m 10
55 40 76 C C+27.3 Rimage RIMG 12.62 .85 59 14 10
69 92 48 A E 37.0 Synaptics SYNA 14.93 +.27 43 1.0m 10
68 86 59 B C+27.9 Teradata r TDC 14.41 .19 67 419 10
65 93 25 A C+40.0 WestDigtl r WDC 10.99 .35 59 1.6m 2
53 64 48 B D+38.5 ZebraTech r ZBRA 18.94 .23 68 166 11
27. LEISURE
30 31 37 C C+20.8 AmbasG 5.1 EPAX 9.08 .17 20 97 9
43 21 74 E D29.0 AscentM ASCMA 21.04 +.96 30 65 ..
5 12 25 E E 29.9 AvidTech r AVID 10.19 .06 15 300 99
83 68 61 A B+52.3 BallyTech r BYI 22.39 .37 43 574 11o
3 22 9 E D 19.6 Brunswck 1.4 BC 3.61 .17 73 705 8o
49 81 46 D D18.2 CallGolf 3.3 ELY 8.55 .23 44 340 9
52 63 51 B D+46.0 Carnival CCL 23.04 .30 66 2.8m 8o
52 62 50 B D+45.1 CarnPLC CUK 21.23 .38 74 143 7
40 72 43 E D25.0 CedrFair 15 FUN 12.09 .13 +4 172 13
74 75 93 .. B+37.2 ChoicHtl 2.5 r CHH 29.39 .49 41 384 16o
72 67 79 D C+57.2 ChrchlD 1.4 CHDN 36.49 1.53 28 37 18x
23 35 34 E D17.2 Cinemar 10 CNK 7.01 .21 +63 667 ..
58 91 31 A E 70.9 Ctrip 1.0 CTRP 21.51 +.52 57 456 18o
57 37 68 C B26.8 DiscCmA DISCA 13.56 .13 62 966 ..o
58 37 74 C D+20.0 DiscCmC DISCK 13.14 +.01 57 342 ..
60 22 78 B B32.7 DrmwksAm DWA 23.15 .46 58 400 12
15 12 14 B C 43.1 GaylordEntrt r GET 9.73 .52 29 572 99o
19 34 21 B D48.1 HarlyDav 8.4 HOG 15.78 .04 61 1.9m 4
49 68 26 B B36.2 HomeInns HMIN 8.49 .18 16 182 38
59 81 47 A D 18.0 IntctlH 5.0 IHG 8.17 .12 19 118 4
30 32 24 B B49.4 IntlGame 5.5 IGT 10.50 .24 47 2.2m 8
64 76 60 B D+44.8 IntlSpdw .4 r ISCA 27.04 .74 45 166 8k
11 23 2 B E 110 LasVgSnds LVS 5.89 .16 80 4.6m 15o
42 85 17 B E 51.3 LifeTmFit LTM 11.79 .35 58 379 5o
20 57 14 E D18.8 LiveNatn LYV 4.37 .02 56 602 43
24 41 15 C B 86.6 MGMMirge r MGM 12.74 .26 72 1.4m 8o
75 59 85 D B+20.0 Marcus 2.4 r MCS 14.20 .28 38 83 19
49 64 53 B C+37.9 MarrtInt 1.9 MAR 18.13 .21 66 1.6m 10o
3 46 4 C E 58.6 OrntExHA 1.1 OEH 6.47 .20 52 441 5o
55 60 49 C B+59.9 PennNatl r PENN 20.88 +.04 64 406 11o
51 66 49 A E 54.3 Polaris 5.5 r PII 27.75 .15 22 418 7o
37 53 33 D E 16.0 RHIEnt RHIE 6.68 .56 51 39 9
25 16 43 C E 21.0 RegalEnt 12 RGC 9.49 .13 64 566 13o
39 54 31 C B43.8 RylCarib 3.7 RCL 12.26 .33 76 1.0m 4o
73 87 56 B C 34.4 SciGames SGMS 16.39 .19 50 596 12
66 68 59 C B32.2 SpedwyM 2.2 r TRK 15.15 .33 62 49 10
27 60 26 B D56.0 StarwdHt 5.6 HOT 16.11 .98 60 1.8m 6x
76 77 79 B B 47.4 SteinerLeis r STNR 27.80 .88 28 91 10
49 67 46 D C+30.6 SteinwyMus r LVB 16.75 .20 45 28 7
48 62 41 B E 54.6 VailResorts r MTN 24.91 .01 60 162 10o
92 95 77 A B41.2 WMSInds WMS 25.77 1.09 36 723 20o
63 82 29 A D+124 Wynn r WYNN 41.90 .90 65 980 13o
28. MEDIA
33 22 65 D C+62.7 Amrep AXR 30.70 2.80 +80 26 26
73 71 73 B C+50.0 BritSky 4.1 BSY 27.43 .34+287 358 13
22 47 22 C D+27.5 CBSCpA 14 CBSA 7.51 .16+119 122 3
27 47 22 C B 27.6 CBSCpB 14 CBS 7.56 .16 56 5.3m 3o
48 95 8 A D31.8 CTCMedia CTCM 4.86 +.01 41 427 4
40 42 54 .. D+33.0 Cablevs 2.6 CVC 15.34 +.11 +1 1.9m 43o
40 88 7 B D 117 CEurMed CETV 20.08 +.21 70 306 6o
88 89 79 C B22.9 CmstA 1.6 CMCSA 15.53 .07 53 13m 18o
84 89 75 C C+22.5 CctSp 1.7 CMCSK 14.70 .21 61 3.6m 17o
40 57 37 B C+25.1 ChorusE 4.5 r CJR 10.33 +.64+148 61 8k
90 88 83 A D29.1 DirecTV r DTV 21.15 +.19 27 8.6m 15o
43 67 22 B D 36.1 DishNetwk DISH 10.45 .29 66 1.5m 5o
6 2 36 D E 40.3 FishrComm FSCI 19.17 .59 48 19 79
4 26 14 C E 39.5 Gannett 21 GCI 7.50 .08 43 2.9m 1o
56 56 54 B C+28.1 GpTelevs 2.4 TV 14.50 .32 42 1.5m 11
4 39 9 D E 24.5 HrstArgT 4.8 HTV 5.86 .43 26 177 8
36 46 27 D C+41.4 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 14.69 .58 22 2.5m ..o
29 46 28 D E 38.5 LibGlobC r LBTYK 13.87 .48 24 711 ..
24 24 10 B B 24.0 LibMCapA r LCAPA 4.28 1.14 +16 1.6m ..o
71 69 57 B B+28.6 LibMEntAn LMDIA 15.99 .58 63 1.6m 1
60 62 52 B B47.1 McGrwH 3.9 r MHP 22.74 .27 34 2.0m 8
1 36 2 E E 22.1 MediaGe 30 MEG 1.60 .04 +13 468 4
17 36 29 C E 56.2 Meredth 5.3 r MDP 16.26 .02 49 305 5k
5 13 25 C D21.1 NYTimes 3.4 NYT 7.02 +.02 13 1.4m 8o
61 79 47 B C 21.9 NewsCo 1.3 NWS 9.31 +.23 56 2.7m 7o
60 81 64 .. B40.1 ReedEls 4.7 ENL 23.48 +.07 28 107 8
48 75 54 .. D 54.6 ReedEls 5.0 RUK 28.94 .31 55 31 9
76 65 75 A B46.4 RogrsCo 2.7 r RCI 28.63 +.11 46 490 13
18 35 25 D D 37.6 Scholas 2.4 r SCHL 12.67 .39 49 195 10
24 30 38 D D 45.0 ScrippsN 1.4 SNI 20.92 .39 46 493 ..
92 97 80 A C+25.1 ShawCom 3.8 SJR.17.05 .23 15 372 16k
79 86 77 C B31.6 TWCable TWC 20.20 .36 45 953 16
54 82 59 D D17.0 TimeWr 2.6 TWX 9.65 .08 57 14m 9o
55 64 48 B B+45.0 ViacomA VIA 18.57 .15 68 61 7
49 64 44 B B45.0 ViacomB VIAB 17.55 .07 61 2.0m 7
69 76 61 B C+35.0 WaltDsny 1.6 DIS 21.47 .71 60 7.4m 9o
50 53 46 C A823 WashP 2.3 WPO 366.715.51 35 27 12
82 79 77 B B51.8 WilyJhnA 1.6 JWA 33.49 +.07 32 174 14
40 29 58 B C 19.9 WWEnte 13 WWE 10.64 .02 46 141 14
29. METALS/ STEEL
33 67 7 B D+73.1 AKSteel 2.3 AKS 8.59 .21 65 3.0m 1
32 56 35 B D 90.2 AllegTch 3.1 ATI 23.46 .31 56 1.1m 4
43 29 42 B A 54.2 AlmChina 2.4 ACH 13.29 .42 39 927 7o
76 91 46 A B53.7 AmpcoPit 3.7 AP 19.65 1.58 16 63 4
46 91 17 A D104 ArcelrMt 5.4 MT 23.34 +.14 66 2.3m 2o
57 86 38 B B 34.5 BarnesG 5.0 r B 12.71 .88 36 408 6
49 85 33 C B 40.9 BrushEMat BW 11.72 .28 41 197 7
35 57 34 B B77.7 CarpTech 3.7 CRS 19.43 .03 42 439 4o
27 53 27 C C+34.2 CastleAM 2.3 CAS 10.22 .34 27 122 5
42 87 6 A E 80.5 CenturyAl CENX 8.87 .13 72 566 1o
38 55 29 B B39.8 CmrclMt 4.3 CMC 11.09 .39 50 1.7m 5o
39 60 25 B C+52.5 ComphSi 13 SID 11.73 .31 52 2.1m 6o
67 80 41 A B64.7 DynMatl .8 BOOM 17.99 .99 64 100 8o
76 89 78 C B55.1 FosterLB r FSTR 29.25 .43 64 56 11
48 79 53 D D24.6 Gibrltr 2.0 ROCK 10.02 .43 50 212 6
81 74 75 B D+25.6 HawkClA r HWK 14.72 +.22 5 28 6
47 74 24 B C+70.6 HaynsIntn HAYN 22.58 .17 57 72 4
77 76 64 B B55.6 ILToolWk 3.7 ITW 33.58 .52 57 2.0m 10x
8 8 17 C D80.6 KaiserAl 4.8 r KALU 19.88 .23 16 290 3o
69 70 54 A B61.6 Kaydon 2.2 KDN 31.13 .99 36 389 13o
59 81 38 B B46.7 Ladish LDSH 13.83 .25 58 72 6
43 95 3 A E 58.7 Mechel 24 MTL 3.73 .20 44 2.0m ..o
51 38 81 C C 36.7 Mueller 1.8 MLI 22.72 .09 19 246 8
50 81 33 C C+41.0 NCIBldg NCS 15.41 .37 68 147 3
23 86 4 C E 17.4 NNInc r NNBR 2.03 .07 60 139 1
88 94 89 C D 65.2 NWPipe NWPX 40.81 +7.54+330 865 13
93 97 84 A B83.6 Nucor 3.1 NUE 44.46 .87 51 4.4m 6x
51 84 30 C B 78.3 OlympcSt 1.1 ZEUS 17.63 .46 52 146 2o
57 75 56 B B156 POSCO 2.9 PKX 73.82 +.57 61 478 5o
21 12 34 E A 18.4 Quanex 1.6 NX 7.56 .68 6 240 9
62 85 38 A D44.0 RBCBear ROLL 19.79 .84 25 160 10
20 50 27 B E 74.5 RTIIntl RTI 13.09 .82 62 258 3o
56 96 20 B D+78.4 RelStlAl 2.1 RS 19.14 .44 55 871 2o
81 91 51 A B 118 Schnitzr .2 SCHN 35.74 +.64 48 418 4
61 94 27 A C 41.5 SimsGrp 5.2 SMS 11.44 .06 27 291 3o
49 92 26 A E 75.4 Tenaris 3.8 TS 20.18 .12 77 975 5o
77 94 46 B B+38.7 Timken 4.2 TKR 17.06 .87 33 780 4o
59 98 15 A C+196 USSteel 3.4 X 34.85 .35 53 5.4m 1o
19 48 21 C D41.7 UnivStnls USAP 12.01 .42 23 31 4k
80 96 57 A B120 Valmont .9 VMI 59.54 +1.03 15 348 12o
30 37 47 C D+26.1 Worthn 6.7 WOR 10.20 .22 34 830 5o
30. MISC
33 73 21 C D39.5 AlbnyInt 3.9 AIN 12.25 .71 62 125 5
92 80 81 B B46.2 Aptargrp 1.8 ATR 33.46 .12 54 250 15
10 25 5 B E 92.2 AracrzC 12 ARA 9.73 +.15 55 413 ..k
87 66 87 B B 56.2 Ball 1.0 r BLL 40.10 .33 +3 1.2m 11
86 61 88 C B+29.7 Bemis 3.7 BMS 23.50 .75 12 1.1m 13
50 44 61 D C 144900 BrkHaA BRKA 92590 810 47 0.8 15
51 44 61 D C+4858 BerkHaB BRKB 308825.00 45 25 15
61 66 46 B D+40.5 Carlisle 3.2 r CSL 19.12 .21 59 235 6
88 85 84 B C+56.7 Chemed .6 r CHE 37.44 1.00 71 95 11o
.. .. 50 .. D+19.1 CRJSB1 .3 RYJ 9.80 ... 40 15 ..
35 56 26 B E 46.3 Crane 5.1 CR 15.59 .01 59 270 5
91 84 72 B B 29.6 CrownHldg r CCK 18.44 .35 31 1.4m 11o
63 70 41 B D+52.5 DuPont 6.7 DD 24.49 .49 53 5.0m 6
94 74 84 B A54.1 ESCOTech ESE 38.94 +.26 39 168 21
79 86 57 B B99 Eaton 4.3 ETN 47.00 .02 40 1.5m 6
87 84 68 A B 58.7 EmrsnEl 3.8 r EMR 34.29 .11 57 2.9m 11o
50 48 47 D A17.0 FedSignl 3.1 FSS 7.66 .20 15 324 10o
44 38 49 C C+74.4 FortuneB 4.5 r FO 39.40 .26 57 668 8
53 59 38 B B38.5 GenElect 7.9 GE 15.66 .31 52 56m 7
.. .. 87 .. C+18.0 GlbIncC 10 GCF 13.99 +.22 0 69 ..k
70 94 31 B D+73.5 GreifA 4.7 GEF 32.08 +1.58 +18 460 7o
68 90 36 B C+66.5 Harsco 3.2 r HSC 24.75 .66 43 559 7
42 46 41 D C+77.3 Hitachi 1.3 HIT 38.39 +.18 52 55 ..o
81 87 52 B A63.0 Honywel 3.5 HON 31.21 .76 45 4.2m 8
91 88 71 A B69.7 ITTCorp 1.6 ITT.43.73 .86 52 956 10o
50 49 23 B B135 IcahnE 3.8 IEP 26.05 .75 10 38 ..
52 84 23 C D 33.8 IntPaper 8.7 IP 11.43 .06 52 3.5m 4o
.. .. 57 .. B57.6 iShACWX .9 ACWX 29.64 +.15 22 221 99
.. .. 44 .. C 54.4 iShThai 7.3 THD 23.41 .04 32 10 99
43 72 28 C C 31.9 Kadant r KAI 11.62 1.25 57 45 6
83 81 54 C A39.3 KamanA 3.0 KAMN 18.50 1.54 +4 181 12
64 60 46 A B 44.0 KonPhlps 4.8 PHG 19.38 +.16 +32 1.3m 4
65 25 85 C B 41.8 Lancstr 3.5 LANC 32.89 .22 65 64 19
36 74 22 D E 56.9 LeucdNatl LUK 18.45 .45 58 1.2m 70o
77 84 67 B D 35.3 MDURes 3.0 MDU 20.40 +.01 47 856 9
31 66 23 D D32.2 MeadWv 8.7 MWV 10.61 .20 25 1.5m 10
36 48 20 C A30.9 NeenahP 4.7 NP 8.46 .76 65 46 5
93 97 76 A B+30.4 Olin 4.9 OLN.16.37 +.07 3 1.2m 7o
79 85 61 B B60.6 OwensIllinois r OI 26.43 +.99 +61 3.4m 6o
44 56 36 B D 28.9 PackAmr 9 PKG 12.39 .22 53 636 8k
79 43 90 B C+32.3 Pactiv PTV 23.98 +.09 68 910 14
59 31 63 C B+48.2 PicoHlds PICO 25.12 1.67 19 93 ..
58 51 54 C B 45.5 Potlatch 8.5 PCH 24.11 1.03 57 554 10
.. .. 52 .. C 27.0 PSEmgMk 7.1 PXH 13.38 .02 +57 112 ..
74 83 57 A E 47.8 RavnInd 2.2 r RAVN 23.28 .49 54 65 13
92 88 93 B C+46.4 RockTen 1.2 RKT.32.11 .42 20 469 11k
77 62 84 D A 28.1 SchwtzM 3.3 SWM 17.92 .16 +66 212 18
50 43 54 B D 28.3 SealAir 3.3 SEE 14.36 .30 44 925 9o
60 66 58 C C+160 Siemens 2.2 r SI 72.73 +1.20 34 1.0m 24
90 84 87 B C 58.3 SilgnHld 1.5 SLGN 46.36 +.15 59 143 13
69 70 65 B D+35.8 SonocoP 4.9 SON 22.00 .79 +97 1.2m 9
71 80 77 D D+30.0 StandexI 4.5 SXI 18.55 +.55 20 102 10
83 77 78 B D+68.2 Teleflex 2.9 r TFX 47.54 .12 29 228 12
5 18 11 E C+26.4 TempleI 9 TIN 4.21 .20 66 903 19
81 44 87 A C+41.3 Thomson 3.8 TRI 28.36 +.52 55 212 16
79 77 71 A D+87.0 3M 3.6 MMM 55.37 .37 62 3.0m 10o
67 42 91 D B21.0 Tredegar 1.0 TG 16.71 .61 57 97 20
43 67 35 C E 48.0 TycoIn 3.4 TYC 20.41 .48 63 2.0m 6o
87 84 77 B B78.3 UntdTech 3.0 r UTX 51.33 +.20 55 3.9m 10
56 98 13 A D111 WaltrInd 2.5 r WLT 16.06 .58 56 1.1m 5o
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57 50 57 B C+54.0 AveryDe 5.2 AVY 31.39 .14 57 610 8o
57 75 52 B D40.0 BradyA 3.1 r BRC 22.02 .52 56 247 9
51 54 61 B D55.0 Canon 3.4 r CAJ 29.70 .18 45 547 9
50 45 73 .. A33.6 Deluxe 7.2 DLX 13.80 .90 +49 879 5k
54 42 59 C B+20.3 EnnisI 5.6 r EBF 11.05 .01 30 103 6
32 18 55 D C+42.9 Fujifilm 1.3 FUJI 21.19 +.07 18 170 14
60 58 63 B C 39.4 PitneyB 5.8 PBI 24.06 .04 55 924 8
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33 66 28 B E 37.2 BrkfldAs 3.8 r BAM 13.78 .41 26 1.9m 13o
17 50 21 D E 22.1 BrkfldPr 8.2 BPO 6.85 .64 47 2.5m 14
3 9 3 E D 45.0 ForestCA FCEA 5.46 .14 52 697 ..
11 15 22 D B 29.5 Forestarn FOR 6.85 .19 +3 747 19o
71 95 64 B C 49.2 GpAerPac 8.3 PAC 21.97 .26 58 156 7
75 74 62 B B+63.5 GrupoAer 5.3 ASR 36.75 .66 63 50 10
31 38 30 B C+90.8 JonesLaL 1.9 JLL 25.66 1.34 28 626 5o
34 99 14 D E 30.3 MIDevl 8.2 MIM 7.30 .02 79 18 5
8 15 20 E D+34.3 MauiLdPn MLP 11.63 +.08 19 18 ..
22 10 51 E B 46.8 StJoe JOE 23.68 1.07 36 1.1m 56o
44 30 52 B D44.5 TejonRnch TRC 23.57 1.68 +5 98 81
67 42 74 B B 34.8 WPCary 8.9 r WPC 22.20 .50 53 36 11x
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19 43 22 C E 33.6 ASMIntl ASMI 8.41 +.07 61 37 7
70 55 78 B B+32.2 ASML 1.9 ASML 17.18 .29 52 1.6m 9
57 78 53 C C+33.4 ATMI ATMI 14.88 .11 76 98 10o
57 26 80 D B 18.8 Actel r ACTL 11.64 .22 45 86 41
52 54 64 D B17.0 AdvEngy r AEIS 9.55 .04 52 207 19
34 24 62 E B29.8 Advantst 2.9 ATE 15.80 +.05 55 19 ..
92 91 76 A C+24.2 Altera 1.3 ALTR 15.89 +.22 50 4.6m 14o
70 78 50 A B36.4 AnalogD 4.4 ADI 18.11 .03 50 3.0m 10o
34 35 42 C C+21.8 AppMat 2.4 AMAT 9.80 +.11 55 9.8m 11o
83 94 37 A B 34.8 Atheros ATHR.13.31 .11 37 1.1m 10o
91 85 75 B B+29.9 Broadcom BRCM 16.27 .14 51 6.8m 15
46 34 69 C C 43.2 CabotMic r CCMP 24.47 .07 69 98 14
70 74 47 A D 26.6 Caviumn CAVM 10.11 +.11 57 325 29k
23 3 68 E C 20.5 Cohu 2.1 COHU 11.52 .47 71 36 60o
57 68 46 C C+35.5 Cree r CREE 14.71 .35 62 405 26
46 37 67 C C+40.2 Cymer r CYMI 20.69 .09 74 141 11o
42 60 8 B B31.5 Diodes DIOD 5.58 .16 66 296 3o
11 10 22 D C 21.5 ElecSci r ESIO 6.28 .41 31 120 10k
30 24 60 D D+35.0 FormFactor FORM 13.43 .04 64 185 ..o
93 82 77 A A 49.3 Hittite HITT 28.94 1.37 25 300 16
73 75 61 B B+27.5 Intel 4.0 INTC 14.13 .05 61 30m 10
54 88 23 B D29.8 Intersil 5.7 ISIL 8.49 .36 32 1.9m 5k
34 24 46 E A34.4 IntlRect r IRF 12.78 .41 50 436 ..
33 38 39 C B50.1 KLATncr 2.9 r KLAC 20.53 +.12 64 1.7m 8
47 38 44 B B+45.2 LamResrch LRCX 20.78 .09 56 1.4m 7o
82 84 63 A C+37.8 LinearT 3.9 LLTC 21.53 .03 55 2.8m 10
50 93 12 A D94.7 MEMCElctr r WFR 13.08 .35 54 3.2m 4
39 30 56 D B25.9 MKSInstr MKSI 13.61 .75 40 285 12
73 83 48 A B+38.4 Micrchp 7.4 MCHP 18.33 .04 52 2.0m 10
64 93 30 A D28.5 Microsemi MSCC 11.66 .02 52 822 8k
81 93 53 A C 29.1 MnPwSy r MPWR 11.68 .15 70 190 11
43 44 33 B B24.8 NatSemi 3.4 NSM 9.50 .16 32 4.3m 9o
91 91 65 A B+40.3 NetLogic NETL 20.85 +.13 74 193 13o
25 24 38 D B 28.1 Novellus NVLS 11.75 .10 61 863 19o
77 74 63 A B35.0 PwrIntg .5 POWI 19.37 .26 45 216 14
21 31 23 D B35.6 SanDisk SNDK 9.06 .12 79 2.2m 43o
75 62 71 B A18.6 Semtech r SMTC 10.86 +.06 48 488 11
30 11 30 B B+58.6 SigmaDsgn r SIGM 9.00 .42 +10 569 4o
81 69 65 A B 39.2 SilcnLab SLAB 23.43 .24 59 419 13
50 67 35 B C 39.6 StdMicro r SMSC 15.35 .99 28 108 8k
86 84 86 C B35.0 Supertex SUPX 23.17 +.12 58 56 16
44 31 45 B C 45.0 Tessera TSRA 11.22 .24 68 304 10o
53 61 39 B B34.4 TexsInst 3.0 TXN 14.67 +.32 51 8.9m 8
91 63 98 D B+18.1 Trnsmtahrs TMTA 17.93 +.04 34 123 ..
84 74 90 D B 17.2 Ultratech UTEK 11.44 .40 66 81 27o
45 35 48 C B+41.2 VarianSm r VSEA 18.10 .53 55 482 13k
11 4 29 C D+28.0 Verigy r VRGY 9.25 .01 68 157 7
81 84 64 A B28.2 Xilinx 3.4 r XLNX 16.57 +.28 49 4.3m 11
Gold Close 83.38+2.87 (+3.57%) Since Jan 1, 21.45%
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84 31 97 A- 3.3 ATS Med ATSI 2.61 0.01 -72
91 77 95 C+ 25.9 AaronRntA RNTA 21.10 -1.10 126
89 68 90 B 12.4 AbngtBc ABBC 9.32 -0.04 -20
95 78 96 A- 11.0 Aceto ACET 9.01 -0.99 5
89 74 92 B- 10.5 AcuraPh n ACUR 7.43 -0.05 -45
78 74 93 B 4.2 Adaptec ADPT 3.30 -0.23 -48
82 92 51 C+ 12.5 Air T AIRT 6.05 -0.13 -12
85 24 99 A- 9.1 AirTranHg AAI 4.39 -0.18 -26
85 18 95 B- 7.0 Airvana n AIRV 5.79 -0.01 -44
93 77 91 B+ 27.7 AllncFnl ALNC 22.54 -0.95 -37
81 68 69 B- 7.5 AllionHth ALLI 3.85 -0.24 -92
90 74 98 C 11.7 AmerSvcGp ASGR 10.13 -0.07 -21
94 74 96 B- 11.8 AmBNJ ABNJ 11.66 0.22 -47
90 74 99 E 9.5 AmCareSrc ANCI 6.53 0.00 -69
80 21 96 A- 11.3 AmerComBc ACBA 10.00 -0.01 -7
97 74 99 B+ 24.6 AmItPasta n AIPC 22.48 0.38 -25
95 87 83 B 8.3 Am Med Alert AMAC 4.93 -0.16 -76
97 93 73 C+ 12.3 AmerOrBio AOB 6.12 -0.39 -41
86 58 93 B- 17.4 AmerRvr AMRB 11.10 1.19 59
87 52 97 A- 42.1 AmesNtl ATLO 25.01 -0.56 -76
98 99 80 B+ 17.5 AmTrFin AFSI 11.20 0.74 9
90 59 88 B+ 17.4 Anaren ANEN 10.90 -0.66 -46
95 73 93 B 21.2 AnnalyCap NLY 15.00 -0.71 -33
93 74 91 B+ 10.3 Anworth ANH 6.26 -0.31 -65
81 53 84 A- 13.0 ArcSight n ARST 6.83 -0.26 -78
83 37 94 C 168.6 ArdenGpA ARDNA 122.10 -4.90 -92
91 72 89 B- 10.4 Arris ARRS 7.19 -0.24 -75
80 61 74 B- 19.3 Artesian ARTNA 14.00 -0.14 -14
87 67 96 C+ 14.9 Asiainfo ASIA 11.11 -0.35 -42
97 85 88 C+ 133.9 Atrion ATRI 99.30 -2.20 45
89 73 84 D 25.0 AuburnNB AUBN 20.26 0.04 -25
94 85 79 B+ 16.0 BCBBncrp BCBP 11.44 -1.01 31
87 65 75 B+ 17.5 BJSRest BJRI 10.02 -0.48 -63
88 89 63 C+ 8.2 BOFIHldg BOFI 4.50 -0.09 -59
87 83 68 B 60.0 BcoChile BCH 32.05 -0.55 -88
90 66 96 .. 23.0 BkKY Fn BKYF 20.00 0.47 94
84 63 80 C+ 33.6 BankMarin BMRC 24.75 -0.22 -80
79 40 84 B- 15.1 BankSC BKSC 11.99 0.00 -65
94 69 82 B+ 11.1 BeaconF n BFED 8.25 0.00 87
91 53 99 A 8.0 BigBand n BBND 5.82 -0.02 -7
81 71 67 D 108.7 BioRad B BIOB 69.07 0.00 -78
84 60 83 B 14.9 Biovail BVF 8.92 0.19 -41
87 53 89 D- 22.8 BrdgeBcp BDGE 19.40 1.03 -29
96 84 96 .. 23.1 BrinksHS CFL 20.93 0.81 -71
87 68 89 C 18.0 Brt&Ktz BKBK 13.30 -0.03 -82
92 52 98 B 3.5 BrdpntSec BPSG 2.52 -0.22 -70
94 76 94 B 15.7 BrklynFed BFSB 13.60 -0.21 -40
87 71 79 C 63.2 BrownForA BFA 48.32 -0.43 -33
88 38 88 A- 28.2 BrynMwr BMTC 20.04 -0.26 -68
88 86 52 B 13.8 CAE CGT 6.52 0.37 -64
99 90 91 A 9.8 CBIZInc CBZ 8.36 -0.31 97
79 79 72 C+ 12.0 CGI Group A GIB 7.67 0.44 -24
80 33 77 A- 10.5 CMSBcp n CMSB 7.03 -0.17 86
80 80 59 B- 17.9 CMSEnrgy CMS 9.44 -0.01 -52
79 47 91 D 12.1 CV Thera CVTX 8.89 -0.03 -60
92 70 85 B 38.0 CamdnNtl CAC 25.65 -0.24 -34
97 76 98 A+ 15.8 Cantel CMN 13.91 -0.52 121
87 52 82 C+ 10.2 CapeBncp n CBNJ 8.10 -0.15 -64
96 74 89 A- 18.6 CapstdMtg CMO 10.26 -0.27 -46
79 64 74 C 11.0 CardiacSc CSCX 6.91 -0.55 -63
97 39 97 B 13.5 CastlePt CPHL 12.49 -0.11 -68
78 49 95 A- 8.2 CatapltCom CATT 6.16 0.07 -50
89 76 98 A 9.5 CentnlComm CYCL 8.02 0.00 -46
83 23 97 A- 18.0 CntrstBk CSFL 16.29 -0.65 -33
98 99 84 .. 13.3 CnElBras EBR 10.63 -0.57 -36
98 99 79 .. 12.4 EBRB EBRB 10.00 -0.37 -28
88 74 85 B- 5.2 CtrlFed CFBK 3.35 0.25 -34
85 60 95 B 8.2 CntlGardn CENT 5.74 -0.12 25
84 55 97 B- 7.7 CnGard A CENTA 5.69 -0.10 10
81 61 80 B 22.5 CntyBcMA CNBKA 14.48 -0.55 152
82 85 49 A- 28.7 ChinaDig n STV 7.23 -0.09 -46
96 98 55 C+ 13.1 ChinaFire n CFSG 6.22 0.16 -22
94 99 41 C 8.0 ChinaInfo CPBY 3.34 -0.15 -42
99 95 98 A+ 17.1 CinaSky CSKI 15.90 0.32 8
86 74 56 B+ 44.7 ChinaSAir ZNH 9.28 0.33 -46
84 43 62 C 11.5 ChinaBiot CHBT 8.00 0.00 -84
84 89 49 D+ 7.2 ChinaCEd n CAST 2.15 0.05 -47
90 51 86 C+ 8.8 ChinaEdu n CEDU 4.56 -0.01 -58
93 78 93 B+ 25.8 CitizNthn CZNC 19.72 -0.56 -81
95 77 80 B- 9.3 CtzCmtyB CZWI 6.55 0.00 -99
95 64 98 A+ 22.0 CitizHold CIZN 22.00 0.00 -71
90 57 98 A 9.4 Citizens CIA 8.91 -0.28 -44
78 74 87 C 2.0 Clearfield CLFD 1.02 -0.08 15
97 69 74 B+ 16.6 CNinsure n CISG 8.69 -0.19 -17
98 75 98 B+ 14.4 Cogent COGT 13.23 0.00 -38
81 76 49 B+ 16.4 CogoGrp COGO 4.74 -0.17 -47
82 51 79 B 52.0 CommBcp CCBP 35.00 0.00 -33
96 79 94 A- 21.0 CmrNatPA CNAF 16.60 0.00 -47
95 91 86 C 22.5 CommVlt CVLT 12.22 0.05 -25
79 95 51 C 83.9 AmBevC ABVC 33.59 -1.14 -92
82 76 67 B 11.9 Compuwr CPWR 6.61 0.04 -38
88 24 98 B- 5.5 Consulier CSLR 5.25 0.00 -67
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90 78 88 A- 12.8 CrawfrdA CRDA 5.45 -0.17 -36
94 71 82 C+ 16.6 Cryolife CRY 9.05 -0.13 -44
86 74 81 C+ 2.1 Cyanotc CYAN 1.45 0.09 -24
78 54 79 B- 9.8 Del Monte DLM 6.75 -0.07 -37
98 75 87 B- 32.2 DeltaNG DGAS 23.43 -0.01 -86
81 95 76 D+ 4.5 DescSys DSGX 3.00 -0.19 -26
85 57 80 B- 9.5 DialysisCp DCAI 6.29 0.17 -51
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99 97 84 D- 12.4 EngWest EWST 7.63 0.08 169
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86 96 66 B+ 13.0 Meadow Vlly MVCO 7.00 -0.82 -1
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98 95 84 A- 11.3 MonrchFn MNRK 7.90 0.00 20
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92 86 77 C 49.8 MoogB MOGB 34.11 0.11 29
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35 E 29.0 AcadiaRlty AKR 12.91 -1.16 -18 6.5
97 A 22.5 ACapAgy AGNC 20.64 -0.96 -18 23.3
53 A- 36.0 Agree Realty ADC 16.72 -2.36 -35 12.0
10 C+ 12.0 AlescoFncl AFN 0.45 -0.01 78 ..
62 C+ 471.0 Alexanders ALX 249.85 -8.15 -50 ..
38 C+ 116.5 AlexREEqt ARE 55.89 -1.03 5 5.7
24 D- 66.9 AMB Ppty AMB 21.04 -1.49 -53 ..
57 C 34.9 AmerCamp ACC 19.45 -1.19 -25 6.9
16 E 30.5 AmerCmtyTr APO 4.70 0.00 -21 8.5
64 B+ 28.8 AmerLndLs ANL 13.48 -0.04 24 ..
93 B 21.2 AnnalyCap NLY 15.00 -0.71 -33 13.3
18 E 14.1 Anthracite AHR 2.31 -0.34 -32 53.7
91 B+ 10.3 Anworth ANH 6.26 -0.31 -65 16.6
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6 C 34.5 ArborRT ABR 2.45 -0.51 -6 39.2
73 C+ 16.9 AsdEstRlty AEC 8.61 -0.74 -50 7.9
7 D 13.2 AshfordH AHT 1.09 -0.18 -32 ..
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39 D+ 73.0 BRE Pprts BRE 25.26 -1.67 -42 8.9
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48 B- 80.0 Camden Pty CPT 28.48 -2.33 -44 9.8
4 E 56.0 Capital Trust CT 3.63 -0.20 24 ..
5 E 11.9 CapLse LSE 1.57 0.03 45 ..
89 A- 18.6 CapstdMtg CMO 10.26 -0.27 -46 14.0
15 C 28.3 CaptlSrc CSE 3.94 -0.22 -33 5.1
62 D- 15.0 Care Inv n CRE 7.22 -0.45 -23 9.4
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69 B 56.5 CpOffcPty OFC 26.18 -1.03 -47 5.7
36 B 12.1 DCT Indl DCT 4.34 -0.51 -43 7.4
12 D 174.4 DeefldCap DFR 2.80 -0.08 -23 ..
39 D+ 29.3 DEmmett DEI 12.16 -0.98 -42 6.2
2 E 72.3 DevelprDvs DDR 3.97 -0.41 -50 ..
18 B- 22.0 DiamRkHos DRH 4.04 -0.49 -56 ..
68 D- 51.3 DigitlRlt DLR 29.64 -1.04 -54 4.5
23 D+ 48.4 DukeRlty DRE 9.96 -1.12 -46 19.5
2 E 23.2 DuPFabr n DFT 1.81 -0.05 -11 ..
75 D+ 10.0 Dynex Cap DX 6.75 0.05 108 13.6
71 B- 57.5 Eastgroup EGP 33.95 -0.87 -28 6.1
21 D+ 15.5 EducRlty EDR 4.59 0.06 -28 17.9
36 C+ 68.9 EntertmtP EPR 26.72 -2.92 -19 12.6
64 B+ 59.7 EqLifePrp ELS 34.19 -1.97 -31 2.3
58 C 56.5 EqtyRsd EQR 26.98 -1.13 -54 7.2
74 C 30.9 Equity One EQY 16.87 -0.96 -29 7.1
56 B+ 148.5 EssexPpty ESS 71.39 -4.05 -37 5.7
93 E 10.5 EstnLtCap ELC 4.10 0.00 -53 ..
50 C 20.6 ExtraSpc EXR 9.38 -0.34 -31 10.7
68 B 98.9 FederlRlty FRT 57.61 -3.94 -50 4.5
3 B- 29.5 FelCor FCH 1.51 -0.26 -43 ..
7 C+ 49.6 First Industrl FR 6.94 -0.68 -28 14.4
1 E 8.4 FriedBR FBR 0.14 0.00 -19 ..
86 B+ 21.1 FrkStPrp FSP 11.98 -0.82 -46 6.3
32 C+ 31.8 FstPotmc FPO 8.06 -0.34 -19 16.9
1 C+ 67.4 GenlGrPpty GGP 1.21 -0.08 -70 ..
96 B- 32.1 GettyRlty GTY 20.73 -1.27 -11 9.1
27 D- 20.7 Gladstn GOOD 7.47 0.17 21 20.1
8 D+ 29.7 GlimchRlty GRT 2.90 -0.50 37 44.1
7 D+ 38.3 Gramercy GKK 1.14 -0.13 -38 ..
44 E 73.6 Gyrodyne Am GYRO 23.05 -1.19 130 ..
24 B 5.5 HanovCap HCM 0.10 0.00 -33 ..
96 B 27.3 HatterasF n HTS 25.81 -0.21 -51 15.5
67 D+ 42.2 HCP HCP 25.49 -0.96 -44 7.1
78 B- 54.0 HealthCrR HCN 38.80 -1.86 -58 7.0
80 B 38.7 HealthRlty HR 21.39 -1.05 -30 7.2
18 D- 14.2 Hersha Hosp HT 2.85 -0.07 3 25.3
70 B 47.4 HghwdPrp HIW 23.95 -1.75 -45 7.1
54 E 14.5 HMG HMG 4.15 2.09 1753 ..
66 B- 65.0 HomePptys HME 35.89 -2.50 -39 7.5
37 B- 49.0 Hosp Prop Tr HPT 13.19 -0.73 -48 23.4
29 B- 29.0 HostHtls HST 6.78 -0.64 -53 2.9
22 B- 13.7 HRPT Ptys Tr HRP 2.88 -0.24 -28 29.2
92 D+ 11.3 IncomeOpRe IOT 4.99 0.01 181 ..
77 B 21.1 InlandRE IRC 11.84 -0.62 -54 8.3
94 B+ 11.8 InvtRlEst IRET 10.33 -0.03 -2 6.5
41 B+ 52.9 iStarFinl SFI 2.18 -0.70 -15 ..
4 E 21.5 JER Inv JRT 1.00 -0.19 43120.0
51 B- 90.2 Kilroy Rlty KRC 30.55 -2.22 -40 7.6
29 D- 53.6 Kimco Rlty KIM 17.77 -0.73 -48 9.9
19 D- 21.8 KiteRealty KRG 4.76 -0.02 -3 17.2
2 E 30.3 KKRFincl KFN 1.19 0.19 268 ..
61 B- 31.2 LTC Ppty Inc LTC 18.32 -0.79 -38 8.5
19 D 49.8 LaSalleHtl LHO 9.75 -0.87 -60 10.5
13 C 19.5 LexRltyTr LXP 4.58 -0.73 -36 15.7
45 C+ 54.6 Liberty Ppty LRY 19.42 -2.16 -46 9.8
9 C+ 103.6 Macerich MAC 17.16 -3.11 -30 18.6
53 B- 56.5 MackCali Rlt CLI 21.80 -1.72 -44 11.7
3 E 44.7 MaguirePr MPG 1.45 -0.14 -24 ..
42 B- 16.7 MedclProp MPW 6.13 -0.23 -38 13.1
80 B 11.1 MFA Mtg MFA 5.30 -0.45 -2 15.8
8 E 11.2 MHIHosp MDH 1.29 0.02 79 52.7
61 B 60.7 Mid Am Apt MAA 33.48 -2.01 -38 7.3
71 B- 14.9 MissWst MSW 7.22 -0.12 -32 11.1
87 B- 9.1 MonREIT MNRTA 6.74 -0.17 -39 8.9
82 C+ 35.5 Natl Hlth Inv NHI 26.11 -1.21 -48 8.4
64 B 26.1 NatRetPrp NNN 16.02 -0.60 -40 9.4
2 D 33.5 Newcstle NCT 0.77 -0.16 -4 ..
24 B- 18.1 NStarRlty NRF 3.48 -0.38 -34 41.4
75 C 40.0 NtnwdHlth NHP 26.03 -0.57 -37 6.8
26 D- 33.9 NYMtgTr NYMT 1.96 -0.44 14 32.7
81 B+ 19.8 OmegaHlth OHI 14.60 0.12 85 8.2
22 D+ 26.1 OneLibertyPr OLP 7.04 -0.87 212 12.5
21 E 7.4 OrigenFnl ORGN .. .. .. ..
46 D- 15.3 PacOffPT PCE 3.95 0.02 105 5.1
13 B- 50.4 Penn REIT PEI 7.24 -0.68 -36 31.5
99 A+ 13.3 PittsWVRR PW 13.78 0.59 420 3.8
67 B 60.0 Plum Crk Tim PCL 32.65 -1.29 -56 5.1
80 D- 15.9 PMC Cmrcl PCC 6.72 -0.88 85 13.4
29 B+ 55.9 Post Pptys PPS 14.75 -1.24 -61 5.4
44 E 8.2 PresRltyA PDLA 2.95 0.00 -67 10.8
11 E 8.1 PresRltyB PDLB 1.63 0.00 -27 19.6
29 C 57.9 PrkwyProp PKY 17.65 -0.10 14 7.4
8 B 73.3 ProLogis PLD 12.25 -1.34 27 16.9
76 C 77.6 PS BusPk PSB 43.04 -1.25 -51 4.1
80 B 117.2 PublicStg PSA 71.81 -2.94 -55 3.1
88 E 27.3 PubStgDSA PSAA 23.78 0.45 -51 10.3
19 B- 38.3 RAIT Fin RAS 2.53 -0.23 -41 55.3
7 E 38.8 RamcoGers RPT 5.10 -0.69 -44 18.0
54 B+ 49.5 Rayonier RYN 29.26 -1.24 -34 6.8
86 A- 34.9 RealtyIncm O 22.48 -0.97 -38 7.6
33 B 66.6 Redwood Tr RWT 13.01 -2.31 -17 23.1
58 B- 93.5 RegencyCtrs REG 41.83 -2.35 -41 6.9
35 B+ 18.9 ResceCap RSO 3.64 -0.82 96 42.9
3 D+ 8.0 Roberts Rlty RPI 0.80 -0.17 -54 ..
70 B 62.7 Saul Centers BFS 37.47 -1.61 1 4.2
37 C+ 124.0 SimonProp SPG 48.96 -3.00 -22 7.4
13 E 158.9 SLGreenRlty SLG 24.42 -2.80 -4 12.9
67 B- 26.8 SnrHouse SNH 16.00 -1.01 -52 8.8
75 B+ 63.9 SovranSlfSt SSS 33.16 -1.35 3 7.7
3 E 24.4 StratHtls BEE 1.30 -0.15 -46 ..
51 C 33.2 Sun Cmnts SUI 12.26 -0.33 -52 20.6
16 B 30.7 SunstnHtl SHO 5.15 -0.65 18 31.1
16 E 8.5 SuperHosp SPPR 1.70 -0.09 -60 18.8
86 B 46.3 TangerFact SKT 35.53 -1.76 -17 4.3
31 D 66.0 Taubman Ctr TCO 24.17 -2.41 -50 6.9
14 B- 23.6 U-Store-It YSI 3.63 -0.36 -32 2.8
38 C+ 34.1 UDR INC UDR 12.59 -0.80 -43 10.5
49 D 16.5 UMHProp UMH 5.39 -0.08 694 13.4
88 B+ 42.0 UnivrslHR UHT 32.56 -1.18 -57 7.2
77 D 19.1 UrstdBdl UBP 13.25 -0.25 -91 6.6
86 A- 20.5 UrstdBdlA UBA 14.85 -0.66 -66 6.5
58 C+ 52.0 Ventas VTR 30.35 -1.16 -46 6.8
45 B+ 16.0 VesRMII rs VRTB 2.83 -0.32 -40 ..
20 C+ 6.0 VestinRMI VRTA 1.03 -0.62 -34 ..
52 B- 136.6 VorndRlty VNO 55.74 -3.24 -51 6.8
75 B+ 43.3 Wash REIT WRE 25.99 -1.79 -20 6.7
41 B 52.3 WeingrtnR WRI 18.83 -1.74 -41 11.2
33 C+ 36.5 WinthropR FUR 10.12 -0.75 24 14.8
.. 81 C+ 23.49 GabGlUtil GLU 15.80 +0.50 147 +999
52 99 A+ 13.35 PittsWVRR PW 13.78 +0.59 21 +420
89 77 B 46.50 Gormanrupp GRC 28.70 +1.90 121 +23
.. 61 B 24.89 CastleCFd CVF 13.94 0.25 177 +999
.. 87 D 15.00 BlkBI09 BCT 12.20 0.30 21 +306
.. 96 B+ 42.31 CentGold GTU 39.75 0.60 52 +128
.. 48 E 26.04 EngyIncGr FEN 12.80 0.31 50 +125
80 99 MexcoEn 13.59 +1.08 6,3 36
89 77 Gormanrupp 28.70 +1.90 120,8 +23
52 99 PittsWVRR 13.78 +0.59 20,8 +420
3 46 Maxxam 12.00 +0.50 4,7 +57
.. 81 GabGlUtil 15.80 +0.50 146,6 +999
74 85 Contango 51.61 +1.37 101,8 31
44 51 SeabrGld 13.39 +0.31 297,2 7
94 59 ImprlOil 32.90 +0.57 226,0 74
74 75 HawkClA 14.72 +0.22 28,0 5
76 68 BritAmTob 51.55 +0.26 152,7 52
NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)
NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY
29th 26th 25th 24th 23rd
N/A 2091 ---- 1934 3807
-0.1% +0.9% ---- +0.3% -1.0%
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5815E BPZRes 5.66 +0.78 0.73 8
4496C+ EldorGld 7.80 +0.44 1.78 26
2242C NAPall 1.94 +0.30 2.46 +242
52 4E GenMoly 1.00 +0.24 1.75 +192
.. 89B Cntrl FdCan 11.18 +0.17 1.32 +55
32 8D NewGold 1.41 +0.14 0.79 9
32 5D NovaGold 1.48 +0.14 1.90 15
.. 63C+ SPDR 87.16 ... 74.78 83
.. 58C S&PMdcpDR 93.40 ... 2.42 77
2216B ApexSilvrMn 1.29 ... 1.58 +38
HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES
NYTime Mon Fri Chg Nasdaq Composite.
10 AM 116 73 +42 -8.0 1522.2
11 AM 310 160 +149 -27.1 1503.0
12 PM 447 229 +218 -26.4 1503.7
01 PM 567 294 +272 -35.3 1494.8
02 PM 692 352 +340 -30.0 1500.2
03 PM 839 421 +418 -28.3 1501.8
04 PM 1166 580 +586 -19.9 1510.3
TOTAL 1166 580 +586
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AMEX St ocks On The Move
Stocks $12 and higher with at least {point change and 20,000
shares traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative
Strength 80 or more are boldfaced.
NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)
29th 26th 25th 24th 23rd
N/A 2589 ---- 2232 4752
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CBOE Market Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)
05/20/08 14.1 10/10/08 103.4 07/15/05 8.2 10/10/08 103.4 47.8
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Ratioof price premiums inPuts versus Calls
01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58 01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58 1.62
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Mutual Fund Share Purchases/Redemptions (X-Money Market Funds)
10/01/08 0.68 12/31/07 1.40 10/01/08 0.68 12/01/06 1.50 0.68
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NASDAQDaily TradingVolume as %of NYSE Daily Volume
11/28/08 103.3 08/29/08 207 09/16/05 79.1 08/29/08 207 144
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Number of StockSplits inIBD6000 (prior 30 days)
03/03/08 15 01/04/08 70 03/03/08 15 06/19/06 87 63
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NewIssues inLast Year as %of All Stocks on NYSE
12/26/08 1.5% 01/31/08 8.5% 12/26/08 1.5% 03/16/05 9.3% 1.5%
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Price-to-BookValue of DowJones Industrial Average
11/20/08 2.05 12/31/07 4.27 11/20/08 2.05 10/09/07 4.42 2.29
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Priceto Earnings Ratioof DowJones Industrial Average
12/08/08 0.0 05/29/08 102.0 12/08/08 0.0 05/29/08 102.0 20.5
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Current %Dividend Yield of DowJones Industrial Average
12/31/07 2.33 11/20/08 4.16 02/17/04 1.95 11/20/08 4.16 3.75
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk Stock Closing Vol Vol%
Rnk Str Dis High Stock Name Symbol Price Change (1000s) Change
MONDAY VOLUME TOTAL 1,256,800,000
820 STOCKS ADVANCED ON 326,606,000
2105 STOCKS DECLINED ON 910,674,000
112 STOCKS UNCHANGED ON 19,520,000
HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES
NYTime Mon Fri Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind.
10 AM 340 201 +139 -2.6 -14.9 8500.6
11 AM 803 460 +343 -10.3 -84.8 8430.7
12 PM 1160 670 +490 -9.5 -82.1 8433.4
01 PM 1481 855 +625 -15.6 -145.6 8369.8
02 PM 1796 1041 +755 -11.1 -103.7 8411.7
03 PM 2173 1260 +912 -8.9 -83.0 8432.5
04 PM 2980 1713 +1267 -3.3 -31.6 8483.9
TOTAL 2980 1713 +1267
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A B
93 97 A+C 43.8 BakerMichl BKR 33.791.81 +3
76 68 AB 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 51.55 +. 26 52
C D E
.. 92 AB 54.4 ClayBond n UBD 49.00 ... 63
.. 82 AB 52.4 ClayUS1 n UEM 40.97 ... +454
74 85 DB 95.2 Contango MCF 51.61+1.37 31
15 2 E E 21.1 Geokinetic GOK 2.33 . 69 +146
89 77 D+B 46.5 Gormanrupp GRC 28.70+1.90 +23
89 27 D+E 54.9 Graham GHM 10.901.04 55
9 14 E D 25.5 GreenHtr n GRH 4.84 . 26 50
74 75 D+D+ 25.6 HawkClA HWK 14.72 +. 22 5
I J K L
94 59 DC+ 63.1 ImprlOil IMO 32.90 +. 57 74
74 30 C+C 41.6 InterOil IOC 10.88 +. 37 52
69 40 A D 62.7 InvrnsMed IMA 18.85 . 75 68
90 86 D+C+ 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 12.35 . 23 44
M N O
80 99 DC 55.9 MexcoEn MXC 13.59+1.08 36
70 89 B+B+ 54.0 Ntl Hlthcr NHC 46.182.02 63x
P Q R
26 91 A+C+ 84.3 ParkNatl PRK 64.251.65 64
S T
.. 58 AC 163 S&PMdcpDR MDY 93.40 ... 77
44 51 AB 33.6 SeabrGld SA 13.39 +. 31 7
.. 63 AC+ 150 SPDR SPY 87.16 ... 83
63 98 A+B 59.3 Tompkns TMP 55.00 . 14 52
For Monday, December 29, 2008
Psychological Market Indicators
12 MONTH HISTORY 5 YEAR HISTORY
Date Low Date High Date Low Date High Current
E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk Closing Vol%
S S Str Dis Hi Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
Total Volume: 14,472,543 Change: "30.0%
Stocks Ex-Dividend for December 31, 2008
Company Amount
Central Federal Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.050
Choice Hotels Intl Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.185
Citizens & Northern Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.240
Erie Indemnity Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.450
First Bancorp Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.195
H C C Insurance Hldgs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.125
Hearst-Argyle Television . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.070
Hersha Hospitality Tr A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.180
Imergent Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.020
Independent Bank Corp Mi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.010
Intl Game Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.145
Invacare Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.013
Kayne Anderson Mlp Invt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.500
Microfinancial Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.050
Raymond James Financial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.110
Sanders Morris Harris Gp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.045
Telecom De Sao Paulo Ads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.298
Tyco International Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.200
Washington Tr Bancorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.210
Dividends
Company Earnings Reports
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is boldfaced when EPS growth is more than 25%, EPS Rating more than 85, and
earnings are stronger than expected. Arrows indicate acceleration or deceleration in
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Foreign companies are not reported. Nonrecurring items may be excluded from
earnings per share. Unique circumstances are taken into account for many industry
groups. Sales may not apply for certain industries. Real estate investment trusts may
reflect EPS or funds from operations.
Curr Prior Under Sales Rel
Closing Qtr Yrs Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str
Company Name Symbol Industry Price Erns Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg
Record Payment
REGULAR: Period Amt. Date Date
City Hldg Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .34 1-15 1-31
Ingles Markets A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .165 1-8 1-22
IRREGULAR:
AmBev z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .1806 1-20 2-9
z -approx. amount per ADS or ADR.
REDUCED:
Cogdell Spencer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .225 1-14 1-30
NY Mortgage Tr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .10 1-7 1-26
SL Green Rlty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q .375 1-2 1-15
SPECIAL:
Acadia Realty Tr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55 12-31 1-15
G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;
A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;
U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.
2 Ups
Onstream Media Cp ONSM Intrnet-Ntwrk Sltns .28 0.03 vs0.04 .. .. 4.4 +6.6a 15 31
Prospect Med Hldgs PZZ Mdical-Hlth Mnt Org 2.10 0.01 vs2.44 +100 .. 87.7 +31a 51 58
6 Downs
CalMaine Foods CALM Food-Meat Products 27.51 1.14 vs 1.69 32.5 9.5 238 +6.5a 8 89
Good Times Restrnts GTIM Retail-Restaurants 1.30 0.08 vs 0.09 .. .. 6.7 8.0 24 29
Livedeal Inc LIVE Internet-Content 1.42r0.04 vs 0.12 .. .. 5.8 19 12 50
M V C Capital Inc MVC Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt 10.51 0.02 vs 0.16 87.5 94 6.3 26 46 65
Piedmont Naturl Gas PNY Utility-Gas Dstribtn 30.58 0.18 vs0.11 .. .. 312 +12a 31 95
Ricks Cabaret Intl IncRICK Leisure-Services 4.64 r0.15 vs 0.18 16.7 35 17.2 +92a 67 13
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Food Mon Fri
12/29 12/26
Flour hardwinter KCcwt n.a. n.a.
CoffeeparanaexdockNYper lb. 1.0184 1.0184
CoffeemedlinexdockNYper lb. 1.3088 1.3088
Cocoabeans IvoryCoast $metric ton 2946 3028
Cocoabutter Africanstyl $met ton 7151 7352
Sugar No. 11 cents per lb 12.08 11.98
HogsSiouxFalls 4750 pct 220270 lb n.q. n.q.
Feeder cattle500600 lbOkl avcwt 94.25 94.25
Porkbellies 1214 lbMidwest avcwt 72.00 72.00
Grains
CornNo. 2 yellowChi processor bid 3.76 3.79
SoybeansNo. 1 yellow 8.33 9.10
SoybeanMeal CenIll 48pct proteinton 288.90 288.90
Wheat No. 2 Chi soft 4.62 4.52
Wheat N. 1 dk14pcproMpls. 7.74 7.66
Wheat No. 2 hardKC. 5.57 5.50
Oats No. 2 heavyor Better 2.12 2.13
Cornoil crudewet/drymill Chi. lb. .25 .25
Soybeanoil crudeDecatur lb. .29| .29|
Metals
Aluminumper lbN.Y. Merc Spot .6985 .7110
Copper Cathodefull plate 1.3050 1.3025
Silver Handy&Harman 10.935 n.q.
Platinumper troyoz. NY(contract) 855.00 855.00
PlatinumMerc spot per troyoz. 917.90 890.20
Steel scrapNo. 1 heavygross ton 221.40 221.40
Gold
Londonmorningfixing 881.00 up44.25
Londonafternoonfixing 880.25 up43.50
NYHandy&Harman 880.25 up36.75
NYEngelhard 882.40 up33.90
NYMerc. spot month 874.60 up4.20
Textiles & Fibers
Cotton1116 in. strict lowmiddling 43.00 42.95
Raw Products
Natural Gas HenryHub, $per mmbtu 5.85 5.44
5.85 5.44
aAsked, bBid, nNormal, rRevised, nqNot Quoted,
n.a.Not Available.
Grains
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1275.0 471.00 Mar 09 125,576 599.75 616.00 588.25 592.00 7.25
1200.0 484.25 May 09 25,357 613.00 627.50 602.00 604.50 7.25
1140.8 497.00 Jul 09 48,952 623.25 638.75 612.50 615.75 7.25
1126.0 522.75 Sep 09 16,450 640.00 658.50 635.00 636.00 7.25
1155.8 542.00 Dec 09 22,278 657.00 679.25 654.25 655.50 8.00
1112.0 550.00 Jul 10 4,871 683.00 695.25 673.75 673.75 7.25
1030.0 576.75 Dec 10 962 719.25 720.00 697.25 697.25 7.25
Est. Vol. 16,092 Vol. 12,765 open int 245,395 358
CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
816.00 305.50 Mar 09 355,586 399.50 423.75 390.00 393.50 18.8
822.00 315.75 May 09 105,696 410.00 433.50 400.50 404.00 18.5
826.00 325.25 Jul 09 120,779 420.75 443.50 411.50 414.25 18.3
763.75 335.75 Sep 09 30,060 427.00 451.50 423.00 424.25 18.3
707.00 349.25 Dec 09 144,043 443.75 467.50 435.00 438.25 18.3
711.25 362.00 Mar 10 10,802 453.75 477.75 450.25 450.25 17.8
713.25 371.50 May 10 810 482.25 483.00 457.00 459.25 16.0
714.50 377.25 Jul 10 5,322 488.50 488.50 463.25 463.25 17.8
705.00 366.25 Dec 10 28,315 453.75 475.00 447.25 447.25 17.8
660.00 385.75 Dec 11 731 478.25 478.25 457.75 457.75 17.8
Est. Vol. 222,106 Vol. 69,846 open int 802,476 2,266
OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
502.00 195.25 Mar 09 6,737 218.50 237.00 213.25 217.00 14.0
510.00 206.25 May 09 2,968 226.00 245.50 226.00 226.00 14.0
516.00 217.50 Jul 09 2,730 253.50 254.00 235.50 235.50 14.0
533.00 240.75 Dec 09 3,858 259.00 278.00 255.00 261.00 14.0
Est. Vol. 478 Vol. 478 open int 16,299 3
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1649.0 776.25 Jan 09 29,547 943.00 976.25 930.25 938.50 13.3
1653.5 779.25 Mar 09 143,986 949.25 981.00 936.00 945.50 11.0
1644.5 786.50 May 09 29,242 960.75 992.00 948.00 957.25 10.3
1650.0 796.00 Jul 09 34,377 973.00 1003.0 960.00 968.50 10.3
1640.0 807.00 Aug 09 1,400 992.25 992.25 970.75 970.75 10.5
1600.0 803.00 Sep 09 921 998.00 998.00 971.00 972.50 8.00
1557.5 796.50 Nov 09 39,467 977.50 1001.8 965.00 974.00 5.50
1555.5 809.75 Nov 10 4,858 1005.0 1012.0 990.00 990.00 1.50
1550.5 825.00 Nov 11 336 1007.5 1030.0 1006.0 1006.0 1.50
Est. Vol. 66,449 Vol. 66,449 open int 284,554 745
SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton
433.00 235.40 Jan 09 12,804 294.10 304.50 291.00 292.10 5.60
434.00 235.00 Mar 09 51,338 293.50 304.10 290.40 291.50 5.50
434.00 237.00 May 09 17,330 295.90 304.90 292.70 293.50 5.80
435.50 239.90 Jul 09 16,664 299.40 308.90 295.70 296.70 5.70
431.50 242.00 Aug 09 4,823 308.40 308.40 297.90 297.90 5.70
426.40 242.00 Sep 09 3,662 303.00 303.00 298.10 298.10 5.80
400.00 231.30 Dec 09 10,408 307.00 307.00 298.00 298.00 5.40
395.00 242.20 Mar 10 136 303.20 303.20 297.00 297.00 5.40
395.00 242.20 Dec 10 139 312.00 312.00 297.00 297.00 5.40
Est. Vol. 31,391 Vol. 28,475 open int 119,810 +298
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb
74.04 28.16 Jan 09 24,907 32.60 33.65 32.06 32.21 0.61
74.18 28.52 Mar 09 98,322 32.97 34.00 32.35 32.53 0.59
71.90 28.89 May 09 22,704 33.32 34.26 32.66 32.85 0.58
71.90 29.23 Jul 09 24,606 33.60 34.51 33.01 33.13 0.59
71.50 29.50 Aug 09 5,245 34.10 34.10 33.28 33.31 0.59
71.20 29.70 Sep 09 4,529 33.85 34.18 33.48 33.48 0.59
70.50 29.80 Oct 09 3,859 34.07 34.07 33.64 33.64 0.59
70.00 30.00 Dec 09 20,325 34.20 34.87 33.86 33.86 0.59
Est. Vol. 135,225 Vol. 37,376 open int 210,246 97
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1275.0 501.00 Mar 09 41,117 635.00 636.00 608.00 611.00 5.25
1255.0 513.00 May 09 9,828 641.00 645.50 620.50 622.50 4.75
1135.0 519.75 Jul 09 18,378 652.00 656.50 632.00 633.00 5.25
1125.0 530.50 Sep 09 3,469 665.00 665.00 643.50 643.50 5.25
1135.0 549.50 Dec 09 7,997 666.50 666.50 662.00 662.00 5.25
Est. Vol. 1,913 Vol. 3,488 open int 82,351 +570
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT
22.38 12.77 Jan 09 1,252 15.45 15.60 15.30 15.43 +0.335
22.65 13.03 Mar 09 4,328 15.41 15.64 15.30 15.39 +0.245
22.78 11.96 May 09 518 15.60 15.69 15.50 15.55 +0.26
21.40 13.72 Jul 09 174 15.75 15.75 15.70 15.70 +0.28
19.75 13.20 Sep 09 243 13.83 14.03 13.83 14.03 +0.185
Est. Vol. 1,876 Vol. 346 open int 6,678 17
Meats
CATTLE (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.
115.32 80.62 Dec 08 1,358 86.35 86.40 85.85 85.97 +0.07
117.65 80.60 Feb 09 101,024 86.45 87.00 86.15 86.20 +0.10
119.20 82.40 Apr 09 61,167 89.05 89.80 89.05 89.35 +0.50
116.70 78.60 Jun 09 24,823 85.55 86.25 85.32 85.90 +0.98
117.50 78.07 Aug 09 14,501 85.60 86.40 85.35 86.05 +0.93
118.50 81.25 Oct 09 4,474 87.75 89.15 87.75 89.02 +1.02
119.00 83.85 Dec 09 2,491 90.20 90.60 90.00 90.50 +0.50
110.00 85.90 Feb 10 599 91.45 91.60 91.45 91.45 +0.40
95.00 87.00 Apr 10 1 91.50 91.60 91.50 91.60 +0.60
Est. Vol. 2,311 Vol. 14,782 open int 210,438 +131
FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.
118.10 85.45 Jan 09 4,095 92.55 94.20 92.55 93.45 +0.63
118.05 84.10 Mar 09 11,391 91.92 93.50 91.90 92.85 +1.10
118.25 85.37 Apr 09 2,246 92.50 94.12 92.50 93.87 +1.17
118.25 86.50 May 09 1,549 95.47 95.47 94.30 95.30 +1.20
113.17 88.25 Aug 09 851 96.45 97.00 95.95 97.00 +1.05
109.85 89.00 Sep 09 105 96.45 97.20 96.45 97.20 +0.75
102.00 88.50 Oct 09 27 96.50 97.15 96.50 97.15 +0.70
97.70 89.15 Nov 09 27 97.00 97.60 97.00 97.60 +0.70
Est. Vol. 708 Vol. 2,010 open int 20,291 +26
HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.
85.45 58.85 Feb 09 71,560 59.00 59.75 58.95 59.15 +0.20
92.50 66.50 Apr 09 41,394 66.92 67.72 66.82 67.52 +0.80
98.50 74.00 May 09 1,525 77.32 77.80 77.30 77.80 +0.30
100.25 76.35 Jun 09 26,919 77.80 78.72 77.80 78.30 +0.30
98.85 74.65 Jul 09 4,858 78.45 78.90 78.10 78.27 0.18
96.00 72.70 Aug 09 3,710 77.00 77.00 76.35 76.70 +0.25
94.00 66.70 Oct 09 2,723 70.05 70.05 69.65 70.05 +0.40
90.05 65.30 Dec 09 836 66.90 67.55 66.90 67.40 +0.63
84.00 67.50 Feb 10 53 69.90 69.90 69.90 69.90 +0.10
Est. Vol. 10,262 Vol. 18,144 open int 153,625 1,368
PORK BELLIES (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.
105.05 79.30 Feb 09 631 88.40 88.40 86.80 87.45 1.00
104.30 79.30 Mar 09 134 86.50 87.00 85.25 85.25 1.15
105.50 82.05 May 09 224 86.50 87.00 85.00 85.00 1.05
104.00 83.27 Jul 09 108 87.02 87.02 86.00 86.00 1.00
Est. Vol. 8 Vol. 39 open int 1,099 9
Foods
COCOA (NYBT) 10 metric tons $ per ton
3228.0 1884.0 Mar 09 60,113 2626.0 2692.0 2460.0 2551.0 75.0
3214.0 1910.0 May 09 23,174 2609.0 2675.0 2472.0 2540.0 79.0
3220.0 1932.0 Jul 09 11,591 2565.0 2622.0 2504.0 2524.0 81.0
3237.0 1950.0 Sep 09 6,851 2555.0 2599.0 2491.0 2499.0 90.0
3217.0 1961.0 Dec 09 9,314 2530.0 2561.0 2455.0 2465.0 97.0
3188.0 1977.0 Mar 10 2,672 2435.0 2498.0 2426.0 2440.0 100.0
3188.0 1982.0 May 10 1,570 2486.0 2494.0 2422.0 2432.0 93.0
3043.0 1982.0 Jul 10 254 2490.0 2490.0 2432.0 2432.0 96.0
Est. Vol. 9,231 Vol. 830 open int 115,539 31
COFFEE C (NYBT) 37,500 lbs. cents per lb.
181.60 102.15 Mar 09 71,257 108.25 109.35 106.25 106.65 1.75
181.50 105.00 May 09 27,889 110.80 111.65 108.60 108.95 1.70
181.60 107.60 Jul 09 7,564 113.50 113.60 111.00 111.20 1.65
183.15 110.00 Sep 09 3,911 115.55 115.70 113.25 113.25 1.65
189.00 113.50 Dec 09 7,129 118.75 118.75 116.00 116.25 1.60
188.65 117.25 Mar 10 3,364 118.95 119.20 118.95 119.20 1.60
Est. Vol. 6,208 Vol. 1,656 open int 122,073 +284
ORANGE JUICE (NYBT) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb.
177.00 67.10 Jan 09 1,254 72.05 73.00 67.10 68.75 2.40
153.20 68.20 Mar 09 22,678 72.55 74.30 68.20 69.25 3.35
153.20 72.65 May 09 2,349 77.00 77.70 72.65 73.05 3.50
146.30 76.20 Jul 09 1,317 80.50 80.50 76.20 77.15 3.40
150.20 80.20 Sep 09 274 83.75 83.75 80.20 81.15 3.20
Est. Vol. 3,016 Vol. 699 open int 28,299 35
SUGAR 14 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
23.43 19.50 Mar 09 2,475 20.04 20.04 20.04 20.04 0.04
23.42 20.25 May 09 2,172 20.59 20.59 20.59 20.59 ...
Est. Vol. 4 Vol. 11 open int 7,383 +6
SUGARWORLD 11 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
15.85 9.890 Mar 09 243,282 11.00 11.29 10.99 11.12 +0.14
17.10 9.940 May 09 101,176 11.73 11.86 11.64 11.71 +0.10
15.99 9.970 Jul 09 115,898 12.11 12.34 12.11 12.18 +0.07
16.17 11.10 Oct 09 69,452 12.90 13.03 12.83 12.89 +0.09
16.49 11.91 Mar 10 50,301 13.65 13.84 13.64 13.70 +0.08
16.40 11.90 May 10 11,763 13.45 13.48 13.40 13.48 +0.06
16.21 11.89 Jul 10 11,622 13.22 13.28 13.22 13.26 +0.04
16.77 11.90 Mar 11 16,677 13.65 13.66 13.58 13.63 +0.08
Est. Vol. 38,248 Vol. 6,019 open int 641,547 43
Metals
GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
1048.0 497.00 Dec 08 84 877.70 882.90 874.60 874.60 +4.20
890.60 700.00 Jan 09 1,244 878.90 890.60 874.60 874.60 +4.10
1045.0 688.00 Feb 09 187,583 875.60 892.00 873.00 875.30 +4.10
1050.0 689.70 Apr 09 28,950 877.00 892.20 875.70 876.30 +4.10
1035.0 508.00 Jun 09 28,681 877.70 893.20 876.50 877.30 +4.10
1031.4 711.30 Aug 09 10,946 891.00 891.00 878.00 878.60 +4.10
1060.0 522.40 Dec 09 11,857 882.50 897.00 881.40 881.40 +3.90
1051.4 532.30 Jun 10 2,380 886.10 886.70 886.10 886.70 +3.80
Est. Vol. 49,660 Vol. 25,513 open int 295,065 +4,300
MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
1046.0 681.30 Dec 08 6 876.20 876.20 866.30 874.70 +4.30
890.00 705.40 Jan 09 203 879.50 890.00 873.30 875.30 +5.10
1021.9 694.10 Feb 09 3,489 875.50 892.30 874.30 881.00 +10.1
1024.9 702.00 Apr 09 205 876.60 893.30 875.80 881.00 +10.6
1028.2 710.00 Jun 09 59 884.80 892.80 878.40 878.40 +6.90
Est. Vol. 5,958 Vol. open int 4,030 178
PLATINUM (NYM) 50 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
2180.0 752.10 Jan 09 3,129 915.70 936.00 900.00 917.90 +27.7
1547.5 761.50 Apr 09 14,659 922.00 942.90 897.90 923.40 +28.9
928.40 799.40 Jul 09 95 924.10 928.40 919.00 928.40 +29.0
Est. Vol. 4,653 Vol. 1,990 open int 17,883 +459
PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz
528.00 160.30 Mar 09 12,144 187.55 189.90 176.25 187.00 +11.0
236.00 163.00 Jun 09 343 186.05 188.00 181.80 188.00 +11.0
Est. Vol. 658 Vol. 74 open int 12,604 +6
SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents per troy oz.
2155.0 758.00 Dec 08 28 1082.5 1096.5 1078.3 1078.3 +28.0
2121.0 875.50 Jan 09 545 1082.5 1107.5 1078.0 1078.5 +28.0
1145.0 921.50 Feb 09 7 1085.5 1112.5 1079.8 1079.8 +28.0
2122.5 851.00 Mar 09 51,295 1079.5 1127.5 1071.0 1081.0 +28.0
2130.0 865.00 May 09 6,640 1094.0 1125.0 1082.0 1082.0 +28.0
2170.0 750.00 Jul 09 9,196 1087.0 1127.0 1078.0 1082.8 +28.0
2200.0 795.00 Dec 09 7,232 1090.0 1100.5 1077.5 1084.6 +28.0
Est. Vol. 8,157 Vol. 3,390 open int 85,554 107
MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz.
2109.6 856.90 Jan 09 60 1076.9 1107.0 1072.3 1079.0 +13.0
2115.6 855.00 Mar 09 2,719 1081.0 1126.0 1074.5 1089.9 +17.9
2123.9 883.10 May 09 63 1085.9 1119.9 1085.1 1088.0 +13.0
2140.0 884.50 Jul 09 54 1098.0 1126.0 1082.8 1082.8 +28.0
2146.1 867.00 Dec 09 235 1100.0 1114.5 1084.6 1084.6 +28.0
Est. Vol. 1,221 Vol. open int 3,235 +28
HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb.
404.50 124.75 Dec 08 563 129.30 130.25 128.15 129.70 +2.25
402.00 125.05 Jan 09 2,359 129.80 130.55 128.90 129.90 +1.15
400.00 125.95 Feb 09 2,041 130.15 131.40 130.00 130.45 +0.95
398.55 125.50 Mar 09 49,016 131.00 132.90 129.00 131.15 +0.80
396.90 128.25 Apr 09 2,667 132.10 132.10 131.90 131.90 +0.75
395.25 127.10 May 09 8,180 132.20 133.95 130.40 132.45 +0.75
393.60 129.00 Jun 09 922 132.60 133.15 132.60 133.15 +0.75
391.95 129.90 Jul 09 1,874 134.15 134.65 133.45 133.45 +0.75
388.65 129.55 Sep 09 1,666 134.70 135.70 134.35 134.35 +0.70
383.70 131.15 Dec 09 2,152 135.50 136.40 135.00 135.25 +0.65
Est. Vol. 3,102 Vol. 3,247 open int 74,391 674
Oils
LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl.
146.93 35.13 Feb 09 279,313 39.48 42.20 37.53 40.02 +2.31
148.12 38.00 Mar 09 125,794 41.00 45.04 40.57 43.03 +2.50
148.50 39.82 Apr 09 57,722 43.10 46.50 42.45 44.81 +2.53
146.69 41.25 May 09 34,293 44.50 46.89 44.12 46.19 +2.44
147.50 42.51 Jun 09 103,518 45.86 48.33 45.42 47.46 +2.38
147.40 43.67 Jul 09 41,081 46.96 49.45 46.55 48.66 +2.33
146.39 45.02 Aug 09 25,754 49.06 49.68 48.00 49.68 +2.25
145.96 45.99 Sep 09 19,870 50.45 50.66 48.93 50.66 +2.21
145.79 46.95 Oct 09 18,192 49.91 51.58 49.91 51.58 +2.14
145.62 47.89 Nov 09 15,512 50.96 52.50 50.79 52.49 +2.09
146.73 48.53 Dec 09 97,320 52.00 54.81 51.35 53.37 +2.04
145.21 49.62 Jan 10 18,281 53.15 54.18 53.15 54.18 +2.01
145.04 50.39 Feb 10 10,157 54.33 54.94 54.33 54.94 +1.98
144.40 53.20 Jun 10 23,743 56.01 57.63 55.78 57.63 +1.86
144.99 27.15 Dec 10 60,448 59.64 62.56 59.37 60.96 +1.64
143.37 57.64 Feb 11 1,642 60.30 61.87 60.30 61.87 +1.57
143.27 59.24 Jun 11 21,046 63.00 63.47 63.00 63.47 +1.44
143.00 59.85 Dec 11 37,511 64.19 65.90 64.18 65.20 +1.24
142.99 59.00 Dec 12 32,973 66.15 67.75 66.01 67.50 +1.14
141.94 67.26 Dec 14 10,389 70.31 71.50 70.31 71.50 +1.12
142.70 69.09 Dec 15 12,467 73.00 74.00 71.85 73.29 +1.06
Est. Vol. 141,549 Vol. 96,658 open int 1,146,031 +3,479
NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu
14.55 5.210 Jan 09 10,191 6.060 6.175 5.909 6.136 +0.310
14.46 5.245 Feb 09 76,171 6.082 6.110 5.888 6.084 +0.272
14.17 5.282 Mar 09 101,034 6.030 6.124 5.900 6.099 +0.252
12.00 5.370 Apr 09 60,723 6.110 6.144 5.976 6.123 +0.236
11.82 5.455 May 09 36,897 6.155 6.188 6.070 6.166 +0.230
11.87 5.571 Jun 09 27,955 6.254 6.269 6.138 6.254 +0.223
11.98 5.692 Jul 09 24,621 6.350 6.371 6.180 6.362 +0.212
12.04 5.800 Aug 09 21,976 6.440 6.451 6.358 6.442 +0.205
12.06 5.850 Sep 09 18,261 6.483 6.504 6.405 6.492 +0.207
12.12 5.970 Oct 09 34,366 6.582 6.630 6.515 6.612 +0.212
12.40 6.370 Nov 09 17,434 6.930 6.985 6.902 6.962 +0.187
12.75 6.753 Dec 09 27,584 7.329 7.380 7.270 7.337 +0.177
Est. Vol. 53,116 Vol. 24,768 open int 678,236 3,953
HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal
428.00 119.14 Jan 09 14,850 128.25 137.85 124.26 128.53 +4.03
428.60 121.36 Feb 09 51,004 130.60 140.09 126.70 130.88 +4.08
428.50 123.96 Mar 09 29,907 131.10 140.29 129.72 133.83 +4.33
425.00 125.70 Apr 09 19,774 133.50 142.23 131.92 135.68 +4.43
421.25 127.73 May 09 17,013 135.37 141.83 133.27 137.73 +4.53
414.25 130.08 Jun 09 21,970 137.84 147.50 135.60 140.08 +4.58
413.25 133.56 Jul 09 10,056 140.87 143.59 139.22 143.13 +4.58
413.75 136.86 Aug 09 5,061 145.50 146.90 142.60 146.38 +4.53
414.80 140.06 Sep 09 7,712 147.23 151.61 145.82 149.63 +4.53
416.10 142.66 Oct 09 3,781 150.00 152.23 149.11 152.23 +4.48
417.35 145.26 Nov 09 2,385 152.62 154.78 151.72 154.78 +4.43
436.25 147.86 Dec 09 14,486 156.07 157.58 153.60 157.33 +4.38
419.35 150.36 Jan 10 3,489 157.73 159.90 156.75 159.73 +4.33
418.50 152.46 Feb 10 3,289 159.50 161.78 159.00 161.78 +4.28
Est. Vol. 24,557 Vol. 21,523 open int 227,545 3,055
NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon
3.556 0.7850 Jan 09 16,101 0.8475 0.9510 0.8352 0.8745 +0.03
3.580 0.8260 Feb 09 74,505 0.8882 0.9935 0.8755 0.9185 +0.035
3.613 0.8708 Mar 09 27,503 0.9341 1.0000 0.9220 0.9645 +0.040
3.753 1.0093 Apr 09 19,497 1.0790 1.1258 1.0705 1.1105 +0.043
Est. Vol. 19,064 Vol. 15,358 open int 197,252 871
Woods And Fibers
LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per 1,000 bd. ft.
298.00 163.70 Jan 09 1,891 174.20 175.00 172.80 174.20 1.30
305.00 176.60 Mar 09 4,376 187.70 189.50 186.40 186.40 5.10
303.50 189.50 May 09 1,125 204.50 204.50 200.90 204.00 0.50
305.00 202.70 Jul 09 350 212.40 212.50 212.40 212.50 ...
Est. Vol. Vol. 271 open int 7,872 151
COTTON 2 (NYBT) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.
86.81 39.23 Mar 09 69,467 46.30 47.04 46.04 46.25 +0.07
88.38 40.25 May 09 19,325 46.80 47.55 46.50 46.60 0.21
89.56 41.21 Jul 09 17,683 48.70 48.70 47.70 47.77 0.29
101.50 45.25 Dec 09 15,297 52.97 52.97 52.15 52.26 0.20
100.50 49.02 Mar 10 168 56.00 56.00 55.44 55.44 0.19
Est. Vol. 4,454 Vol. 2,005 open int 123,934 245
Indexes
S&P COMP. INDEX (CME) 250 x index
1638.8 737.00 Mar 09 478,187 870.30 873.60 853.00 870.40 +1.50
1648.3 736.10 Jun 09 9,212 856.00 868.50 850.50 868.00 +1.50
1657.8 732.70 Sep 09 576 865.10 866.10 848.10 865.40 +1.30
1559.5 732.70 Dec 09 4 863.10 864.10 846.10 863.40 +1.30
Est. Vol. 1,456 Vol. 5,784 open int 487,979 +958
S&P MINI INDEX (CME) 50 x index
1540.0 737.25 Mar 09 2,279,235 870.75 873.50 853.25 870.50 +1.50
1441.1 741.25 Jun 09 7,480 867.75 870.75 851.00 868.00 +1.50
Est. Vol. 170,664 Vol. 201,703 open int 2,286,796 8,241
S&P MIDCAP 400 (CME) 500 x index
919.50 411.90 Mar 09 3,831 513.00 516.00 500.00 510.70 1.60
873.20 415.10 Sep 09 na 514.30 515.70 514.30 515.70 1.60
791.80 420.10 Dec 09 na 519.30 520.70 519.30 520.70 1.60
Est. Vol. Vol. 23 open int 3,831 1
DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average
13084 7439.0 Mar 09 9,865 8475.0 8510.0 8315.0 8488.0 +16.0
Est. Vol. 55 Vol. 453 open int 9,868 +78
MINI DOW JONES (CBOT) $5 x DJIA index
13084 7400.0 Mar 09 49,590 8484.0 8516.0 8308.0 8481.0 +18.0
Est. Vol. 30,766 Vol. 19,712 open int 50,056 +760
NASDAQ 100 INDEX (CME) $100 x index
2258.0 1041.5 Mar 09 18,887 1175.8 1197.5 1155.0 1175.5 13.0
2091.0 1043.3 Jun 09 9 1179.3 1179.3 1177.3 1177.3 13.0
1207.5 1187.3 Mar 10 na 1187.3 1187.3 1183.5 1183.5 14.8
Est. Vol. 17 Vol. 444 open int 18,896 +12
MINI NASDAQ 100 INDE (CME) $20 x index
2258.0 1021.0 Mar 09 220,802 1176.8 1198.0 1156.3 1175.5 13.0
2091.0 1043.3 Jun 09 1,629 1165.5 1191.3 1158.8 1177.3 13.0
Est. Vol. Vol. 39,812 open int 222,450 1,168
RUSSELL 1000 Mini (NYBT) $50 x index
788.00 403.10 Mar 09 15,122 468.55 469.15 460.15 469.15 +1.40
Est. Vol. 136 Vol. open int 15,122 na
NIKKEI 225 AVGS. (CME) $5 x nsa
14700 7265.0 Mar 09 31,340 8820.0 8870.0 8820.0 8870.0 +55.0
14390 7265.0 Jun 09 na 8830.0 8870.0 8830.0 8870.0 +55.0
12475 7265.0 Sep 09 na 8830.0 8870.0 8830.0 8870.0 +55.0
Est. Vol. 1,491 Vol. 592 open int 31,340 175
Financials
US TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) $100,000 prin pts & 32nds of 100 pct
141-25 109-22 Mar 09 749,691 141-19 141-25 140-10 140-28 09
140-12 108-24 Jun 09 527 139-22 140-12 139-19 139-19 09
Est. Vol. 37,308 Vol. 19,653 open int 755,455 +565
10 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
128-22 108-27 Mar 09 1,037,676 128-09 128-10 127-04 127-24 +136
126-24 107-27 Jun 09 na 125-28 126-14 125-28 126-14 +115
Est. Vol. 60,321 Vol. 32,837 open int 1,066,780 +43,902
5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
122-32 106-04 Dec 08 25,782 121-29 122-03 121-26 121-26 +05
120-19 107-31 Mar 09 1,032,300 120-05 120-05 119-09 119-25 +098
Est. Vol. 102,414 Vol. 34,460 open int 1,058,082 683
2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd
110-03 102-32 Dec 08 4,926 109-25 109-29 109-22 109-24 0.00000
109-02 104-22 Mar 09 513,930 109-02 109-02 108-22 108-31 0.00000
Est. Vol. 36,495 Vol. 8,649 open int 518,856 +1,102
EURODOLLARS (IMM) $1 millionpts of 100 pct.
98.75 96.69 Jan 09 163,921 98.68 98.75 98.67 98.70 +0.078
98.83 96.69 Feb 09 8,111 98.83 98.83 98.81 98.81 +0.07
98.94 94.33 Mar 09 1,280,527 98.85 98.94 98.83 98.91 +0.075
98.91 94.31 Jun 09 1,040,841 98.76 98.91 98.75 98.86 +0.12
98.83 94.28 Sep 09 851,907 98.64 98.83 98.61 98.77 +0.135
98.69 91.40 Dec 09 744,880 98.49 98.69 98.49 98.62 +0.14
98.59 94.23 Mar 10 589,769 98.37 98.59 98.37 98.50 +0.14
98.38 92.25 Jun 10 363,189 98.17 98.38 98.17 98.28 +0.115
98.25 92.22 Sep 10 329,386 98.00 98.19 98.00 98.09 +0.09
98.11 94.11 Dec 10 280,892 97.83 98.02 97.83 97.91 +0.075
98.06 94.09 Mar 11 179,272 97.73 97.90 97.73 97.80 +0.065
97.94 94.06 Jun 11 181,643 97.67 97.77 97.64 97.67 +0.065
97.84 92.75 Sep 11 121,722 97.59 97.67 97.55 97.58 +0.065
97.77 93.99 Dec 11 102,857 97.47 97.57 97.44 97.48 +0.06
97.75 93.97 Mar 12 92,688 97.44 97.55 97.42 97.46 +0.055
97.72 93.94 Jun 12 64,799 97.41 97.50 97.39 97.42 +0.055
97.69 93.92 Sep 12 64,410 97.38 97.47 97.38 97.39 +0.055
97.63 93.89 Dec 12 53,178 97.31 97.41 97.28 97.33 +0.055
97.61 92.73 Mar 13 43,321 97.31 97.38 97.27 97.31 +0.05
97.57 92.67 Jun 13 27,136 97.26 97.34 97.22 97.25 +0.045
97.50 93.81 Sep 13 27,339 97.26 97.26 97.15 97.19 +0.04
97.41 92.80 Dec 13 18,669 97.13 97.16 97.05 97.08 +0.04
97.44 93.86 Mar 14 12,787 97.08 97.11 97.06 97.06 +0.035
97.34 93.13 Jun 14 8,258 97.01 97.05 97.00 97.00 +0.035
97.29 93.81 Sep 14 7,884 96.95 97.00 96.95 96.95 +0.035
97.20 93.78 Dec 14 10,163 96.86 96.90 96.86 96.86 +0.035
97.18 93.76 Mar 15 12,542 96.83 96.86 96.83 96.83 +0.035
97.15 93.74 Jun 15 4,544 96.80 96.83 96.79 96.79 +0.03
97.06 93.59 Dec 15 2,762 96.75 96.75 96.70 96.72 +0.03
97.13 93.57 Mar 16 2,853 96.72 96.75 96.70 96.70 +0.03
97.02 93.66 Dec 16 2,847 96.67 96.69 96.65 96.65 +0.025
Est. Vol. 517,559 Vol. 59,783 open int 6,709,229 6,947
US DOLLAR INDEX (NYBT) 1000 x index
89.20 72.50 Mar 09 13,275 81.82 82.61 80.43 81.52 0.17
89.72 73.29 Jun 09 2,391 81.52 82.02 81.52 82.02 0.16
Est. Vol. 1,441 Vol. 774 open int 15,666 +235
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per A $
0.9523 0.5993 Mar 09 33,188 0.6828 0.6922 0.6785 0.6854 0.0344
0.9409 0.5996 Jun 09 80 0.6832 0.6872 0.6793 0.6824 0.0346
Est. Vol. 9,246 Vol. 5,098 open int 33,444 +430
BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound
2.077 ... Mar 09 70,343 1.4647 1.4766 1.4407 1.4537 0.0113
1.9849 ... Jun 09 1,192 1.4601 1.4728 1.4445 1.4538 0.0113
1.9499 ... Sep 09 4 1.4532 1.4727 1.4457 1.4540 0.0115
Est. Vol. 16,647 Vol. 5,192 open int 71,559 +666
CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr
1.0927 0.7693 Mar 09 41,615 0.8190 0.8283 0.8179 0.8260 +0.0083
1.0173 0.7716 Jun 09 1,815 0.8217 0.8275 0.8194 0.8275 +0.0083
1.0145 0.7732 Sep 09 1,117 0.8241 0.8292 0.8219 0.8292 +0.0083
0.9965 0.7733 Dec 09 505 0.8266 0.8303 0.8228 0.8303 +0.0083
0.9683 0.7781 Mar 10 110 0.8240 0.8310 0.8237 0.8310 +0.0083
Est. Vol. 6,445 Vol. 3,247 open int 45,162 +498
MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso
0.0989 0.0709 Jan 09 1 0.0730 0.0730 0.0728 0.0728 0.00097
0.0983 ... Mar 09 13,333 0.0726 0.0726 0.0711 0.0717 0.00097
Est. Vol. 980 Vol. 1,075 open int 13,419 +297
JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen
1.1492 0.8961 Mar 09 99,548 1.1043 1.1162 1.1034 1.1087 +0.0030
1.1509 0.9158 Jun 09 3,695 1.1073 1.1170 1.1063 1.1112 +0.0030
1.1525 0.9286 Sep 09 14 1.1147 1.1179 1.1123 1.1142 +0.0030
Est. Vol. 20,223 Vol. 6,650 open int 103,282 200
SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc
1.0111 0.8172 Mar 09 23,652 0.9388 0.9665 0.9383 0.9521 +0.0135
1.0103 0.8219 Jun 09 315 0.9572 0.9674 0.9418 0.9552 +0.0135
1.0067 0.8265 Sep 09 5 0.9625 0.9681 0.9446 0.9580 +0.0135
Est. Vol. 19,097 Vol. 2,230 open int 23,976 527
EURO 125,000 Euros, $ per Euro
1.5816 1.2327 Mar 09 117,096 1.4038 1.4334 1.3905 1.4060 +0.0019
1.5740 1.2344 Jun 09 787 1.4169 1.4295 1.3897 1.4034 +0.0017
1.5674 1.2452 Sep 09 1,038 1.3980 1.4266 1.3915 1.4022 +0.0017
1.5622 1.2452 Dec 09 41 1.4200 1.4200 1.4010 1.4010 +0.0017
Est. Vol. 56,293 Vol. 13,802 open int 118,963 +610
30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of 100 pct.
99.84 95.64 Dec 08 73,485 99.84 99.84 99.84 99.84 +0.0070
99.85 95.64 Jan 09 71,209 99.84 99.84 99.81 99.83 +0.025
99.83 95.64 Feb 09 64,663 99.81 99.83 99.79 99.81 +0.025
99.81 95.64 Mar 09 41,170 99.78 99.80 99.75 99.78 +0.03
99.78 95.64 Apr 09 40,534 99.76 99.77 99.73 99.76 +0.03
99.75 95.64 May 09 46,029 99.73 99.75 99.70 99.73 +0.03
99.72 95.64 Jun 09 17,358 99.70 99.72 99.67 99.70 +0.04
99.66 95.64 Jul 09 20,002 99.61 99.65 99.59 99.63 +0.055
99.45 96.17 Nov 09 26,318 99.40 99.42 99.35 99.40 +0.115
Est. Vol. 44,855 Vol. 3,401 open int 435,455 1,343
For Monday, December 29, 2008
Season Open
High Low Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
Season Open
High Low Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
Futures Tables &Charts Footnotes:
CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: International Monetary
Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT: N.Y. Board
of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME market data is the
property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All
rights reserved.
Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentum and
volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, low and
close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price direction may be
indicated when %F (dark line) crosses %S (thin line).
BY REU TERS
Oil roseMondayasIsraeli bombard-
ment of Hamas targets in Gaza for a
thirdday raisedconcerns over Mid-
dle East crude supplies, but gains
wereparedafter priceshit asession-
high$42.20abarrel.
Gold trimmed gains fueled by the
dollars fall against most major cur-
rencies amid a bleak outlook for the
U.S. economy, while more than 325
Palestinianswerekilledinthedead-
liest violence in the territory in de-
cades.
U.S. crudeoil surgedamidtheesca-
lating tension in the Middle East,
home to major oil-producing na-
tions. It eased off session highs but
still closedabove$40.
Youhadtwodifferent sides tothe
market; early on an initial emotion-
al run and, as the day wore on, cool-
er heads prevailed and selling start-
edto come in, saidPhil Flynn, Chi-
cago-based energy analyst for
AlaronTrading.
This month, Flynn had forecast
crude oil to trade between $25 and
$50 a barrel in 2009, with a short-
term target of $35. Oil has tumbled
froma July highabove $147 a barrel
tobelow$40amidapullbackinglo-
bal demand.
Oil is ontrackfor a nearly60%loss
this year, the biggest annual decline
since futures begantrading 25years
ago.
The outbreak of violence in the
Middle East during the last days of
the Bush administration and before
the inauguration of Barack Obama
as president on Jan. 20 has enraged
Arabsacross theregion.
Its a terrible situation, and it just
seemstobeagaincausingmajorcon-
cerns for all the markets, saidPeter
McGuire, managing director at
CommodityWarrants Australia.
U.S. crude ended up $2.31, or 6%,
at $40.02abarrel.
Gold rose amid a weak dollar,
gains in oil and violence in the Mid-
dleEast.
Goldis following recent events in
the Middle East, said Deutsche
Bank trader Michael Blumenroth.
It is reflecting geopolitical ten-
sions.
Gold was at $873.50 an ounce at
after hitting an intraday high of
$889.55, up from $866.80 late Fri-
dayinNewYork. Bullionhas recov-
ered more than 30%since tumbling
to a 13-monthlowof $680.80in late
October.
U.S. grains rallied early on con-
cerns over dry weather inmajor ex-
porter Argentina that was stressing
corn and soy crops before heading
lower as investors cashed out prof-
its.
The Reuters-Jefferies CRB index,
which tracks prices of futures
across 19 mostly U.S.-traded com-
modity markets, has lost nearly
40%this year and is on track for its
biggest-ever annual fall.
Season Open
High Low Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
Spot Prices
Crude Rallies On Mideast Violence,
Then Pares Gains; Gold Ends Higher
Key Commodit y Fut ures
Season Open
High Low Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
INVESTOR' S BUSINESS DAILY FUTURES & BONDS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 B11
BY REU TERS
Treasuries mostly rose Monday as
an eruption of violence in the Mid-
dle East lent new support to a safe-
haven trade that has been in effect
for morethanayear.
Treasuries, oil and gold rose as Is-
raeli warplanes hit the Hamas-
ruled Gaza Strip for a third day and
Israel prepared to launcha possible
invasion.
The geopolitical jitters came on
topof agovernment bondmarket al-
ready near historic highs over wor-
ries that theU.S. is inthegrips of the
worst recession since the Great De-
pressionof the1930s.
The escalation of violence in the
Middle East has added to the safe-
haven bid tone in Treasuries, said
Kim Rupert, managing director of
global fixed-income analysis at Ac-
tionEconomics.
The two-year note rose 7/32 in
price, its yield easing to 0.79%from
0.91%lateFriday.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury
notes yield eased to 2.11% from
2.14% late Friday, not far from the
50-year low of 2.04% reached last
week.
A sagging stock market also
helped bonds for much of the day,
but a late-day paring of losses on
Wall Street removed this support,
pushingthe30-year bondintonega-
tiveterritory.
By late New York trade, the long
bonds was down 30/32 to yield
2.64%, from2.61%lateFriday.
Still, the long bond has delivered
total returns of nearly 45%this year
andmaystill beheadedfor its stron-
gest performance since 1982 as in-
vestors bet that inflation soon turns
todeflation, at least briefly.
However, 30-year bonds are vul-
nerabletoshort-termsetbacks after
rallyingstronglyrecently.
They benefited compared with
shorter-datednotes fromtheFeder-
al Reserves statement earlier this
month that it was considering buy-
inglonger-termTreasuries.
Dealerssaidtheseso-calledflatten-
ing trades were now coming under
some pressure, at least temporarily,
and were helping shorter-dated
debt.
Volume was light with many trad-
ers on vacation this week. The mar-
ket will beclosedThursdayfor New
Years Day.
Weve hadsome foreignbuying. I
think there are people doing a little
bit of year-end buying already in
Treasuries, said Rick Klingman of
BNPParibas. Ina thinmarket, that
has kind of pushed it around pretty
good.
For Monday, December 29, 2008
Bonds Summary
Domestic All Issues
Mon Fri Mon Fri
Issues traded 1 1 1 1
Advances 1 1 1 1
Declines 0 0 0 0
Unchanged 0 0 0 0
Bonds End Mostly Higher As Israeli Strikes
Fuel Resurgent Safety Bid In Tepid Volume
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Money Rates
Prime Rate: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.25
Base interest rate charged by major U.S. commercial banks
on loans to corporations.
Discount Rate:
Primary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.50
Secondary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00
Rate charged by Federal Reserve System on loans to depository
institutions
Broker Call Loan Rate: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00
Rate charged on short-term loans to brokerage dealers
backed by securities.
Federal Funds Target Rate: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00-0.25
Rates on overnight loans among financial institutions.
Certificates of Deposit:
1 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.47
3 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.83
6 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.23
1 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.68
Interest rate paid by dealers for certificates of deposit based
on the duration of the security.
Jumbo CDs:
1 month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.61
3 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.93
6 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.35
1 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.78
London Interbank Offered Rate:
3 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.47
6 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.83
1 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.09
The average of rates paid on dollar deposits.
Treasury Bill Auction Results:
3-months (as of Dec. 29) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.050
6-months (as of Dec. 29) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.250
Average discount rate for Treasury bills in minimum units on
$10,000.
Treasury Bill:
1-year, (as of Dec. 29) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.40
Annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for
constant maturity.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
TO: ALL PERSONS WHO PURCHASED OR OTHERWISE ACQUIRED
SERACARE LIFE SCIENCES, INC. (SERACARE) COMMON STOCK
BETWEEN MAY 14, 2003 AND MARCH 23, 2006, INCLUSIVE
(CLASS PERIOD)
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, pursuant to an Order of theUnited States
District Court for theSouthern District of California, that ahearing will beheld on
March 12, 2009, at 1:30 p.m., beforetheHonorableJ anis L. Sammartino, United
States District J udge, at theUnited States District Court for theSouthern District of
California, in Courtroom6 of theEdward J . Schwartz U.S. Courthouse, 940 Front
Street, San Diego, California, for the purpose of determining: (1) whether the
proposed settlement of the claims in the Litigation against Defendants KPMG,
LLP (KPMG), CIBC World Markets Corp. (CIBC), Thomas Weisel Partners
LLC (Weisel) and WilliamBlair & Company, LLC (Blair) for the sumof
$1,600,000 in cash, plus accrued interest, should beapproved by theCourt as fair,
reasonable, and adequate; (2) whether the Litigation should be dismissed with
prejudice as against the Defendants as set forth in the Stipulation of Settlement
dated as of September 23, 2008 (the Stipulation); (3) whether the Plan of
Allocation is fair, reasonable, and adequateand thereforeshould beapproved; and
(4) whether theapplication of Lead Counsel for thepayment of attorney fees and
expenses incurred by Lead Counsel in the prosecution of the claims against
Defendants shouldbeapproved and theexpenses of theLead Plaintiffs reimbursed.
If you purchased or acquired SeraCare common stock during the period
beginning May 14, 2003 through and including March 23, 2006, your rights may
beaffected by thesettlement of this Litigation. If you havenot received adetailed
Noticeof Pendency and Proposed Settlement of Class Action (Notice), you may
obtain copies by writing to SeraCare Securities Litigation, c/o Gilardi & Co. LLC,
P.O. Box 5100, Larkspur, CA 94977-5100or downloading it at www.gilardi.com.
You may also download theStipulation at thesamesite. Thesedocuments arealso
availablefor review at theCourt.
If you areaClass Member, in order to sharein thedistribution of theNet
Settlement Fund, you must submit aProof of Claimand Releaseformpostmarked
no later than March 30, 2009, establishing that you are entitled to recovery.
However, if you submitted a valid proof of claimformin connection with the
previous settlement with SeraCare(and others) in theLitigation, you do not need
to takeany further action to participatein this settlement. You will bebound by
any judgment rendered in theLitigation whether or not you makeaclaimor rely
on apreviously submitted claim, unless you request exclusion fromtheClass.
If you desireto beexcluded fromtheClass, you must submit arequest for
exclusion postmarked by February 12, 2009, in themanner and formexplained in
the detailed Notice referred to above. All members of the Class who have not
requested exclusion fromtheClass will bebound by any judgment entered in the
Litigation pursuant to theStipulation.
Any objection to thesettlement must bemailed or delivered such that it
is received by each of thefollowing no later than February 26, 2009:
CLERK OF THE COURT
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
880 Front Street, Suite4290
San Diego, CA 92101-8900
PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE COURT OR THE CLERK'S
OFFICE REGARDING THIS NOTICE.
In reSERACARE LIFE SCIENCES,
INC. SECURITIES LITIGATION
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)
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)
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Master FileNo.
05-CV-2335-J LS(CAB)
CLASS ACTION
SUMMARY NOTICE
This Document Relates To:
ALL ACTIONS.
COUGHLIN STOIA GELLER
RUDMAN & ROBBINS LLP
J EFFREY D. LIGHT
655 West Broadway, Suite1900
San Diego, CA 92101
COHEN, MILSTEIN, HAUSFELD &
TOLL, P.L.L.C.
ANDREW N. FRIEDMAN
1100 New York Avenue, N.W.
West Tower, Suite500
Washington, DC 20005-3964
Lead Counsel for Plaintiffs
BINGHAM McCUTCHEN LLP
SCOTT VICK
1620 26th Street, 4th Floor
SantaMonica, CA 90404-4060
Counsel for KPMG
SKADDEN, ARPS, SLATE,
MEAGHER & FLOM LLP
PETER B. MORRISON
300 South Grand Avenue, Suite3400
Los Angeles, CA 90071
Counsel for CIBC, Weisel and Blair
DATED: December 17, 2008
BY ORDER OF THE COURT
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
B12 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008 INVESTORS.COM
IBDS 20 RULES FOR INVESTMENT SUCCESS
1
Consider buying stocks with each
of the last three years earnings
up 25%+, return on equity of 17%+
and recent earnings and sales
accelerating.
2
Recent quarterly earnings and
sales should be up 25%or more.
3
Avoid cheap stocks. Buy stocks
selling for $15 to $100 or more.
4
Learn howto use charts to see
sound bases and exact buy
points. Confine buys to these points
as stocks break out on big volume
increases.
5
Cut every loss when its 8%
belowyour cost. Make no
exceptions so youll avoid any
possible huge, damaging losses.
Never average down in price.
6
Followselling rules on when to
sell and take profit on the way
up. ReviewWhen to Sell and Take
a Profit in Howto Make Money in
Stocks.
7
Buy when market indexes are in
an uptrend. Reduce investments
and raise cash when general market
indexes showfive days of increased
volume distribution.
8
Read IBDs Investors Corner and
Big Picture columns to learn
howto recognize important tops
and bottoms in market indexes.
9
Buy stocks with a Composite
Rating of 90or more and a
Relative Price Strength Rating of 85
or higher in the IBDSmartSelect
Corporate Ratings.
10
Pick companies with manage-
ment ownership of stock.
BY JOANNE VON ALROTH
I N VESTO R' S BU SI N ESS D AI LY
For the best return on a stock, tim-
ing is crucial, and it starts with
whenyoumakeyour buy.
It isnt about buy low, sell high.
The real right time to buy is when a
top-ratedstockstages abreakout.
Abreakout iswhenastocksurpass-
es a key resistance level. That level
isoftenthehighest point inahandle
formation. Breakouts from sound
base patterns usually markthe start
of abigupwardtrend.
Heres howChilean fertilizer pro-
ducer Sociedad Quimica Y Min-
era
SQM
brokeout earlier this year.
Acup-likepatternstartedforming
in October 2007 . The correction
was choppy, but still had elements
of strength. It mayalsohavebeenin-
terpreted as a double bottom, with
lows inNovember andJanuary.
During the base, the balance of up
weeks in above-average volume vs.
down weeks in similar trade fa-
voredthebulls.
Ahandle, toughtoseeontheweek-
lychart, startedformingFeb. 13.
It sallied on for 12 days, when the
stockstagedabreakout: It hit ahigh
of 19onFeb. 25, clearingabuypoint
of 18.88.
Volume rose less than the 50%
above average that youd want to
see at a breakout. But it picked up
over thenext twodays.
In fact, volume was much higher
the week of the breakout than the
prior week.
The stock traded sideways for the
next week-and-a-half, then vaulted
9%andbeganathree-monthrun.
By the time it hit its all-time high
of 59.45 in June, the fertilizer com-
pany saw a spectacular 205% in-
creaseinthestockprice.
Sociedad Quimica made a climax
top and started a harsh decline as
commodityprices crashed.
11
Buy mostly in the top six broad
industry sectors in IBDs New
Highs List.
12
Select stocks with increasing
institutional sponsorship in
recent quarters.
13
Current quarterly after-tax
profit margins shouldbe
improving, near their peakand
amongthebest inthestocks industry.
14
Dont buy because of divi-
dends or P-E ratios. Read a
story on the company. Buy the No. 1
company in an industry in earnings
and sales growth, ROE, profit
margins and product quality.
15
Pick companies with a superior
newproduct or service.
16
Invest mainly in entrepreneur-
ial NewAmerica companies.
Pay close attention to those with an
IPOin the past eight years.
17
Check into companies buying
back 5%to 10%of their stock
and those withnewmanagement
(what is managements
background?).
18
Dont try to bottomguess or
buy on the way down. Never
argue with the market. Forget your
pride and ego.
19
Find out if the market current-
ly favors big-cap or small-cap
stocks.
20
Do a post-analysis of all your
buys and sells. Post on charts
where you bought and sold.
Evaluate and develop rules to
correct your major mistakes. Its
what you learn after you think you
knowwhat youre doing thats vital.
Thats howto improve your results.
INVESTOR EDUCATION
Todays Volume
50-day avg vol
Off 52-wk high
52-wk high-low
Market cap
Shares in float
IPO
376,00
1,307,100
58.7%
59.45-12.98
6.5 bil
119.2 mil
9/20/93
Year (Dec) EPS %Chg
2006
2007
2008
2009e
0.54 25
0.68 27
2.14 215
1.97
SMG 96
TNH 74
IPI 27
YARIY 25
Top RS in group
Ownership
Mgmt
Banks
Funds
1%
0%
6%
No. of funds
Dec 07
Mar 08
Jun 08
Sep 08
13
13
17
19
Quarter EPS %Chg Sales ($ mil) %Chg
Dec 07
Mar 08
Jun 08
Sep 08
EPS Rating
Group RS Rating
SMR Rating
Acc/Dis Rating
Composite Rating
Timeliness Rating
Sponsorship Rating
P/E Ratio
Return on equity
Debt to equity
99
19
A
B
97
A
C
15
15.9
0.81
0.17 55 306.2 15
0.25 56 326.3 38
0.48 153 460.8 43
0.72 350 589.1 83
%
% %
13
15
17
19
22
24
26
30
34
38
45
50
60
Dec Sep Jun Mar 08 Dec Sep Jun 07
2,000,000
4,000,000
Volume
Sociedad Quimica Y Minera
SQM Chemicals-Fertilizers
Daily Graphs available at investors.com/DGO/IC
Buy point
18.88
These rules arent based on our personal opinion or those of Wall
Streets experts. IBD built detailed models of all the most successful
stocks every year from1880 to 2005. We analyzed their common charac-
teristics, what factors existed before these very best companies had
huge advances and how these factors changed when the stocks topped.
So these rules represent how the market actually works. If you ignore
them and rely instead on personal opinions, feelings or emotions, you
are potentially arguing with how the market has functioned for 50 years
and you will likely make more costly mistakes.
If all 20 fact-based rules are carefully followed (not just the ones you
like), your investment results can materially improve:
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