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Losers dominate 11-to-2;
volume gains, rally dies

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rise or fall in big volume

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Dollar screams loudly
but yen screams louder

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A Giant Among Atoms

Calling iPhone Mixed

VistaPrint

Cap-Gains Distributions

Tested By A Crisis

Daily Stock Analysis

Frank Wilczeks enlightenment

helped him win the Nobel Prize

AT&T users jump, but Q3 profit

lags on heavy iPhone subsidies

The neighborhood printer

uses the Internet to go global

Fund groups see their payouts

making sharp declines this year

Was the Biden gaffe really a hint

that Obama will wilt on defense?

Is Strayer Education forming

the right side of its current base?

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THE NEW AMERICA A6

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IBDS TOP 10
Oil Plummets 8% To 16-Mo. Low

Global commodities plunged on global recession fears and a surging dollar. The
Dec. contract sank $5.43 to $66.75 a barrel,
the lowest since June 07, helped by a big
build in U.S. supplies. The CRB futures
index hit a 4-year low. Gold tumbled to a
13-month low, copper is off 39% in 08. BHP
Billiton sees weaker Chinese commodity demand, echoing Rio Tinto. More on this page

Stock Markets Pain Resumes

The major averages made fresh closing

lows on weak commodity demand and
corporate results. The NYSE composite
dived 7%, the S&P 500 6.1%, the Dow 5.7%.
The Nasdaq slid 4.8% as post-earnings gains
from Apple and Yahoo earnings arrested its
drop somewhat. Volume rose, compounding the markets losses. More on B1, B2

Money Rates Fall For 8th Day

The 3-month dollar Libor rate for interbank loans fell to the lowest rate in a
month. But business borrowingremains limited as default rates rise. Also, New Zealands
central bank cut rates, following Canada on
Tue.The Bank ofEngland signaledmore cuts
ahead, with the Fed expected to ease next
week. The Fed upped the interest rate on excess bank reserves held at the central bank.

Trade Downs Aid McDonalds

The hamburger chain lifted Q3 EPS 27%

to $1.05, beating views by 7 cents. Sales
grew 6% to $6.3 bil. McDonalds said it continues to be recession resistant as cashstrapped consumers trade down from
pricier eateries. But some analysts question
how long it can keep growing amid rising
fears of a recession and a protracted credit
crisis. Shares fell 2%. More on this page

Dollar Surges Vs. Euro, Pound

With investors loath to lend to or invest

in companies, capital sought the safest
of refuges: dollars and Treasuries. The euro
fell 2.31 cents to $1.2826, a 2-year low. And
the pound dived 7 cents to $1.6241, a 5-year
low, after Bank of England Gov. Mervyn
King said that country likely will fall into a
lengthy recession. But the dollar fell 2.7% to
97.46 yen as investors repaid yen-based debt.

Amazon Sales, Outlook Fall Short

The online retailers Q3 EPS rose 42% to

27 cents, beating views by 2 cents. Revenue rose 31% to $4.26 bil, below views. Free
shipping services helped. Gross margin was
flat at 23.4%. Amazon expects Q4 sales to
rise 6%-23% to $6 bil-$7 bil vs. views of a
24% gain to $7.05 bil. Amazon shares fell
14% in late trade. More on this page

Merck Plans To Cut 7,200 Jobs

The drug giant will ax 12% of its staff as it

cut its full-year EPS target to $3.28-$3.32
ex items vs. views of $3.28. Mercks Q3 EPS
rose 7% to 80 cents ex items, 1 cent over
views. Meanwhile, Wyeth met views for a
flat profit and reported a delay for an Alzheimers drug. Merck shares fell 6.5%, Wyeth
11%, GlaxoSmithKline 3%. More on A2

Wachovia Lost $23.9 Bil In Q3

The bank being bought by Wells Fargo

made huge write-downs for goodwill,
credit reserves and other charges. Wachovia noted deposit outflows from retail and
business customers, with growing losses in
its $120 bil of Pick-A-Pay mortgages. Despite its huge loss and forced sale, Wachovias CEO said underlying business remains solid. Wells and Wachovia fell 6%.

Most Mass Layoffs Since 9/11

The number of layoff announcements involving at least 50 workers rose in Sept.

to 2,269 actions, the highest level since the
9/11 attacks seven years ago, the Labor Dept.
said. Overall, the number of new jobless
claims related to mass layoffs rose by 61,726
to 235,681 the highest since Sept. 05, just
after Hurricane Katrina.

Bush To Convene G-20 Summit

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The president invited leaders of

Group of 20 nations to Washington
Nov. 15 to attend the first of whats expected
to be a series of intl summits on the global financial crisis. Leaders will first assess how
wellrecent coordinatedefforts have worked.
The G-20 will also look at possible reforms
that could help head off such a financial crisis in the future, the White House said.

Back To The Bottom?

Weak earnings and signs of a slowing world economy hit the market Wednesday. While the
S&P 500 held above its recent bottom, the benchmark index settled at its lowest close in five
years, down 39% in 2008.
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McDonalds Beats With Q3 Net Up 27%

Overseas Units Lead Growth
Recession-resistant menu
wins value-hungry diners;
rival restaurant chains sag
BY AMY REEVES
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

McDonalds served up some comfort food for stressed-out investors Wednesday, as its third-quarter results handily beat Wall
Streets views.
The fast-food giant continues to
say its recession resistant, even
as many businesses say tough economic and credit conditions will
impact future results.
McDonalds profit rose 27%
over last year to $1.05 a share.
Sales grew 6% to $6.27 billion. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters
had expected earnings of 98 cents
on sales of $6.18 billion.
Management creditednew menu
additions and strong growth overseas, especially in Europe, China
and Australia. Margins expanded
in all regions except the U.S.
McDonalds is a strong, stable
global business and remains wellpositioned to generate long-term
profitable growth for our System
and our shareholders, CEO Jim
Skinner said in a statement.
McDonalds shares fell nearly 2%
Wednesday. But that was far better than other restaurant stocks or

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Big Picture ....................B1
Commodity Futures .B10
Company Index ..........A2
Composite Stock ..B5, 7
Credit Market ............B11
Dividends News ........B10
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Internet & Technology A4
Investor Education ....B12
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Issues & Insights ......A10

Leaders & Success .....A3
Low Price Stocks .........B9
Mutual Funds .............A7
Nasdaq Charts .............B6
New America...............A6
New Highs & Lows ......B4
New Issues .................A6
NYSE Charts .................B4
Option Tables ...........A12
REITs ............................B9
Research Tables ..........B3
To The Point ................A2
World News Briefs .....A2
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E2008 Investors Business Daily Inc.

the S&P 500, which lost 6.1% to a

5-year closing low.
September U.S. sales were a little weaker than expected. But analysts were reassured that McDonalds is handling high food
costs and currency swings.
Beef prices alone will rise 8% in
the U.S. this year and 12% in Europe, CFO Peter Bensen said in a
Wednesday conference call.
Butbecause we manage our grocery bill like a portfolio, he said
the firm can reshuffle its product
mix to lower the overall tab.
MorningstaranalystJohnOwens
expects this problem to ease.
Commodity costs have dropped
sharply, he said. Going forward,
(they) may not be the concern that
they were over the last couple
years.

Dollar Debate
Still, analysts questioned company officials closely about theirpricing policy. Skinner credited the
Dollar Menu with boosting foot
traffic and customer loyalty, but
not with making money.
Officials were deep in talks over
possible changes, he said, but said
there will still be a Dollar Menu.
Franchisees are expressing a
sense of frustration that the low
prices dont always cover commodity costs, Chief Operating Officer Ralph Alvarez admitted. But
he said they understand the importance of everyday value.

Owens says McDonalds walks

a fine line between profitability
and market share.
Youve even got competitors
like Taco Bell whove got the
79-89-99-cent value menu, he
said. (McDonalds has) been taking the right steps here and hopefully the competition will follow.
McDonalds has benefited from
cash-strapped customers trading
down from pricier eateries.
Skinner boasted the recession
was nigh-invisible to McDonalds.
Asiftounderscorethepoint, midpriced Chinese chain P.F. Changs
missed third-quarter sales views
Wednesday and cut its full-year
goals, blaming the weak economy.
Late Wednesday, Chipotle Mexican Grill a McDonalds spinoff
reported a 5% profit decline to
59 cents a share, meeting views.
McDonalds also said franchisees
have been able to find financing
for its 14,000-store renovation, a
concern given the credit crunch.
Analysts expect McDonalds
EPS growth to slow to 8% in 2009
and 2010 from the relatively torrid pace of the last five quarters.
Still, thats better than a lot of
forecasts these days.
MCDs broad-based global
sales momentum continues partly
due to the recession-resistant nature of Brand McDonalds and we
continue to believe MCD shares
can outperform the market,
wrote Cowen analysts in a note.

Crude oil continued tumbling

Wednesday as global recession
fears and a soaring dollar overwhelmed concerns that OPEC
might slash production quotas
later this week.
The days broad, global commodities slide dragged crude oil down
8% to $66.75 a barrel, its lowest
mark since June 07 and 55% off
its July peak.
Energy and commodity stocks
led another sharp equity sell-off.
The NYSE composite fell 7%, the
S&P 500 6.1% and the Nasdaq
4.8%, all to fresh five-year closing
lows.
The Dow sank 5.7%.
Prior comments from OPEC
leaders made clear that a significant production cut leads the
agenda for Fridays emergency
meeting moved up three weeks
in response to crudes retreat.

China, Russia, Brazil and India

are key wild cards. The International Energy Agencys most recent assessments show slowing
demand across those countries,
but from relatively fast clips.
China this week reported thirdquarter GDP growth of 9%, a fiveyear low.
Mining giant BHP Billiton
warned Wednesday of weak Chinese demand for commodities, a
week after similar comments
from rival Rio Tinto.
Copper, a key industrial metal,
dived7% to its lowest levelin nearly three years. The Reuters-Jefferies CRB futures index fell more
than 4% to a four-year low.

From The Top

Change from July 11 intraday highs
0%

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index

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futures

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Sep

Oct

Source: Reuters

Weak Demand Too Strong

With demand so soft, futures
traders are ignoring the cartels
threats and likely will continue
to do so for the foreseeable future.
Historically, OPEC has had fairly little success in boosting prices
at a time when demand is faltering, said economist Bart Melek
with BMO Capital markets.
U.S.demand for petroleum products the past four weeks is down
8.6% vs. last year, the American
Petroleum Institute said.
Gasoline demand fell 5.2% in the
third quarter to its lowest level in
10 years.
The Energy Information Administration on Wednesday reported
similar sharp declines in demand,
as well as big increases in crude,
gasoline and distillate stockpiles.
Most industry watchers expect
triple-digit oil prices to return,
possibly before the end of 2009
but that depends on the global
economy.

Still, noted John Felmy, APIs

chief economist, Demandgrowth
is down, but it is still growth, and
the fourth quarter is a big quarter
in terms of demand.
In the meantime, OPEC finds itself on the defensive, says William
Herbert, co-head of research with
Simmons & Co.
If they want to arrest this fall in
oil prices, they have to do something, and fast, he said.
How much production will the
group cut?
OPEC made its largest cut, a 1.8
million barrels per day quota reduction, in April 1998 after the
price of a barrel of crude staged a
14-month, 44% tumble.
Prices continued to fall, eroding
another 32%, bottoming out just
above $10 a barrel late that year.
The cartel has historically struggled to prevent cheating. With
many member nations facing budSEE OIL ON A6

Amazon Shares Dive On Weak Holiday Sales Outlook

BY DOUG TSURUOKA
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Amazon.comshares plunged nearly 14% in after-hours trading

Wednesday after the e-commerce
pioneer predicted weaker-thanexpected sales during the crucial
holiday shopping season.
Despite lower prices, improved
selection and other perks that
have helped buoy sales, Amazon
executives expect an increasingly
sour economy to take its toll on
consumer spending during the allimportant fourth quarter, retailings biggest.
The Seattle-based online seller
of books, electronics and more ex-

pects sales to weigh in between $6

billion to $7 billion, which would
represent growth between 6%
and 23% over the year-ago quarter. Analysts were expecting
$7.05 billion.
For the quarter that ended Sept.
30, Amazon earned 27 cents a
share, a 42% jump from the yearearlier period and 8% over the average estimate of analysts polled
by Thomson Reuters. The profit
excludes one-time costs but includes stock-based compensation.
Sales surged 31% to $4.26 billion,
a bit shy of estimates. Analysts
were expecting $4.27 billion. Operating income rose 26% to $154

million.
We remain relentlessly focused
on delivering value to customers
through lower prices, improved
selection and our free offers, including Amazon Prime, Amazon
founder and CEO Jeff Bezos said
in a statement.
Another troubling sign: Amazons third-quarter gross margin
also fell to 23.4% from 23.8% in
the second quarter.
North American sales, representing Amazons core U.S. and Canadian markets, surged 29% to $2.3
billion from the same quarter a
year earlier.
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VITAL SIGNS

More Energy Supplies, But Its A Demand Story

Weekly U.S. inventories of crude, gasoline and
distillates rose more than expected, helping drive
petroleum prices lower yet again. But as todays
front-page story says, the lack of demand is the real
story. Still-high prices and a sharp global slowdown
are curbing consumption of gasoline and diesel fuel.

INVESTORS.COM

U.S. petroleum supplies

Petroleum products supplied

5%

Weekly change, in millions of barrels

Crude

3.2

Gasoline
Distillates

2.7

2%

Week ended
Oct. 17:
-9.9%

0
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2.2

Gasoline demand

4-week average, yearly change

Distilled demand
9% 4-week average,
yearly change
6
3
0
-3
-6
-9
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4-week average, yearly change

Week ended
Oct. 17:
-4.2%

0
-2
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S O

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A M

S O

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S O

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TO THE POINT
BUSINESS BRIEFS
MEDICAL

ENERGY

Amgen Q3 beats on anemia drug Conoco beats, warns on output

The biotech said after hours that its
Q3 EPS rose 14% to $1.23 ex items,
beating views by 15 cents. Revenue
climbed 7% to $3.88 bil, also topping expectations. Amgen said it
was helped by stronger-than-expected sales of its anemia treatment, Aranesp, as well as favorable
currency exchange rates. It forecast
08 EPS of $4.45-$4.55, indicating a
Q4 EPS of $0.96-$1.06, vs. Q4 views
of $1.04. It rose 4% in late trading.

Genzyme tops on muscle drug

The biotech said its Q3 EPS rose
16% to $1.04 ex items, beating views
by 4 cents. Revenue rose 21% to
$1.16 bil, falling short of projections.
Genzyme didnt offer a Q4 outlook,
but forecast 09 EPS of $4.70, 3
cents higher than analysts estimates. Its newest product Myozyme, a treatment for muscle disorder, saw sales surge 43% to $76.7
mil. Shares slid 3.2% to 66.11.
00 A drug by Genentech and Bayer
thats approved to treat leukemia
appears to stop multiple sclerosis in
its early stages and restore lost function to patients, British researchers
reported after the market closed.
Genentech rose in late trading.

Glaxo warns of slumping sales

The drug giant said its Q3 profit
dipped 1.8% to $2.1 bil, slightly
above views. Revenue jumped 7%
to $9.6 bil, missing forecasts. GlaxoSmithKline predicted new generics
will erode $5 bil in annual sales for
its diabetes drug Avandia, antidepressant Wellbutrin andheart medicine Coreg. It said the global credit
squeeze has had little impact on the
company, with its consumer products unit remaining very robust.
It backed full-year earnings forecast of a mid-single digit dip in local
currencies. It slid 3.2% to 36.61.

Applied Biosystems beats views

The drug research provider said its
Q3 EPS rose 37.5% to 44 cents ex
items, topping views by 3 cents. Revenue rose 6.4% to $533.1, above
views. Applied Biosystems said
sales of consumable products rose
7%, and other services, 14%. Invitrogen is in the process of buying the
company for $6.4 bil, or $38 per
share. It fell 2.3% to 30.88.
00 Drug maker Medicines Co.

swung to a Q3 profit of 16 cents a

share ex items, beating views by 14
cents. Revenue rose 42% to $88.1
mil, above views. But Medicines cut
its 08 profit outlook, citing rising
costs. It sank 8.7% to 19.42.

The oil and natural gas company

said Q3 EPS rose 75% to $3.39, topping views by 33 cents. Revenue
rose 52% to $70 bil, below analysts
projections. ConocoPhillips said its
08 production will likely fall short
of 07 levels, largely because two
Gulf hurricanes forced it to temporarily shut down oil and gas rigs.
Crude oil reached a peak of $147.27
in mid-July but has fallen more
than 50% since then. Shares fell
9.1% to 49.06.

Baker Hughes miss tied to storms

The oil and gas services provider
said Q3 EPS increased only 7% to
$1.29 ex items, missing views by 6
cents. Revenue climbed 12% to
$3.01 bil, also shy of estimates.
Baker Hughes said disruptions
from summer hurricanes in the
Gulf of Mexico reduced EPS by 11
cents. The company warned that it
expected natural gas production to
decline next year due to slumping
demand and prices. Baker plunged
22.1% to 30.35.
00 CNX Gas Q3 EPS surged 114%
to 45 cents a share, beating views by
2 cents. Revenue rose 96% to $217
mil. It fell 4.9% to 19.29.
00 Arena Resources, an
Okla.-based gas producer, said its
natural gas sales surged 50% in Q3
vs. a year ago. It fell 11.5% to 24.73.

AEROSPACE
Strike, suppliers hammer Boeing
The plane maker said Q3 EPS fell
34% to 94 cents ex items, falling 4
cents short of views. Revenue
dipped 7% to $15.3 bil, but still
topped analysts estimates. Boeing
said an ongoing strike by 27,000 machinists, now in its 7th week, led it
to deliver just 84 planes, 35 fewer
than planned. It said the strike and
supplier production problems reduced its EPS by 60 cents. It suspended its outlook. Shares slumped
7.5% to 42.91.

TRANSPORTATION
Northwest tops, margins improve
The airline, which plans to merge
with Delta to create the largest U.S.
carrier, said Q3 EPS fell 62% to 35
cents ex items, a dime better than
expected. Revenue rose 12% to $3.8
bil, edging forecasts. Northwest
cited higher revenue per passenger,
a key industry metric. Recent capacity cuts have helped prop up fares
despite an economic downturn. It
also took a $410 mil charge tied to
bad bets on oil futures.

TRENDS & INNOVATIONS

Mobiles pose problem behind bars
Prisons across the U.S. are struggling to keep cell phones out of inmates hands, as concerns grow
about the phones facilitating escapes and even retaliation. One
shooting suspect in Md. was able to
use a phone to order a hit against a
witness last summer, while in 05
twoinmates usedmobiles in their escape from a S.C. prison. Guards frequently supply the banned phones
in exchange for bribes of about
$500. S.C. wants to jam phone signals in prisons, but federal laws bar
state and local agencies from interfering with federal airwaves.

Surgeons dont need to skip a beat

A new heart surgery device allows
doctors to repair heart valves without stopping the organ from beating. Harvard researchers came up
with the system, which uses 3-D ultrasound to capture motion of the
heart. Special software can predict
heart tissues movement during the
operation. The device has small needle-shaped anchors, and doctors
can insert the device into the heart
to operate valves without stopping
the heart. The procedure should cut
recovery time, researchers said.

00 People who eat quickly and

until they are full are 3 times more

likely to become overweight, Japanese research showed. The finding
underscores how various eating
styles, rather than simply diets, can
contribute to obesity. The researchers say doctors and parents need to
encourage children to adopt healthy
eating habits such as eating slowly,
serving appropriate portion sizes
and eating as a family in calm surroundings.
00 Keyboards are vulnerable for
attacks by hackers, Swiss security
researchers found. Hackers can
analyze the electromagnetic signals
produced by every key press on a
regular keyboard, the study said.
The researchers used a radio antenna and were able to fully or partially
recover keystrokes from a distance
by spotting radiation emitted when
keys were pressed.
00 More than 3% of U.S. children

lack health insurance, including

those living with a parent who has
medical insurance, according to a
study by Oregon Health & Science
Univ. Children living in the South
and in the West had 70% and 52%
greater odds, respectively, of being
uninsured at some point during a
year.

STANDARD & POORS President Deven Sharma leaves a House Oversight

andGovernmentReformhearingWednesdayaftertalkingtoRep.HenryWaxman.Itisbynowclearthatanumberoftheassumptionsweusedinpreparing
our ratings on mortgage-backed securities . . . did not work, Sharma said. AP

DEFENSE
General Dynamics sees ship gains
The defense contractor said its Q3
EPS rose 19% to $1.59, beating
views by 8 cents. Revenue rose
4.5% to $7.14 bil, below views. General Dynamics saw a 13% jump in
revenue in its shipbuilding business, a 5% increase in sales in its IT
division and 4% gain in sales of its
Gulfstream private jets. It said its
backlog of orders climbed to $60.5
bil in Q3, up from $55.3 bil in Q2.
Shares rose 1.8% to 56.49.

Northrop beats, guides above

The defense contractor lifted Q3
EPS 6% to $1.50 ex items, beating
views by 8 cents. Revenue gained
6.5% to $8.38 bil, above estimates.
Northop Grumman cited sales
gains in 3 out of 4 divisions, led by
double-digit growth in its electronics segment. It raised its 08 guidance to $5.10-$5.20, the midpoint
above views of $5.13. But Northrop
warned its pensions have lost
20%-21% amid the market downturn, which may mean large pension expenses next year. Northrop
rose 2.4% to 45.91.

TELECOM
AT&T misses linked to iPhone cost

AFTER THE CLOSE

ALLSTATE, an insurer, said it
swung to a Q3 loss of 35 cents ex
items, missing views by $1.07.
Revenue fell 19% to $7.32 bil, in
line with views. Shares rose.
NUVASIVE, a medical device
company, said it swung to Q3
EPS of 21 cents ex items, beating
views by 20 cents. Revenue rose
74% to $66.9 mil. It sees fullyear EPS of 70-72 cents, above
views. Shares dipped.
BAIDU, a Chinese Internet
search service, said its Q3 EPS
rose 83% to $1.54 ex items, beating views by 26 cents. Revenue
jumped 85% to $135 mil, above
views. Shares fell.
AXSYS, a maker of camera systems for defense contractors,
said its Q3 EPS doubled to 69
cents, beating views by 13 cents.
Sales rose 43% to $65 mil, above
views. It raised its 08 EPS outlook to $2.28-$2.30, above
views. Shares rose.

Hungary lifts rates, seeks IMF aid

Hungarys central bank raised interest rates 300 basis points to 11.5% in
an emergency effort to shore up its
battered currency, which neared an
all-time low vs. the euro. The rate
hike is aimed at drawing investors
back to the central European nation
with the EUs highest returns on
capital, but analysts say the economy will pay heavily for the increase.
The country will likely need to accept the IMFs offer of financial aid
to stabilize markets.
00 Ukraine hopes to receive a substantial intl financial aid package
next week. The ex-Soviet republic
could receive $14 bil in credit from
the IMF. Ukraine also set out measures to shield the country from
stagnation.

China seeks to boost housing

COMING UP THURSDAY

EMC beats on strong intl sales

The tobacco company said Q3 EPS

jumped 7% to $1.29 ex items, a dime
better than views. Revenue dipped
1% to$2.27bil, above estimates. Reynolds American was hurt by cigarette sales volume falling 7.5%. It
was helped by higher prices, greater efficiencies and gains with its
smokeless tobacco products. It
hiked its 08 EPS outlook to growth
in the low single digits, up from flat
results. Analysts expect flat results.
Reynolds dipped 0.1% to 45.16.

New York police are investigating a

suspicious white powder sent to
the offices of the New York Times.
The discovery comes after more
than 30 letters containing an unknown powder were mailed to
Chase bank branches and federal
banking regulators offices. In 2001,
letters laced with anthrax were
sent to media outlets and U.S. lawmakers. Most of the letters contain
a powder substance with a threatening communication, the FBI said.

HUB GROUP, a freight shipper,

said its Q3 EPS rose 18% to $1.10

a share ex items, beating views
by 2 cents. Sales rose 13% to
$617 mil. It sees Q4 EPS of
$1.17-$1.18 vs. views of $1.17.
Shares edged up.

TOBACCO

Reynolds beats, guides above

Amid a financial crisis that has

scared borrowers and lenders alike,
home loan applications tumbled
16.6% last week to their lowest level
in nearly 8 years, said the Mortgage
Bankers Assoc. The MBAs purchase index fell 10.9% to 279.3, the
worst since Oct. 01. The refi gauge
dived 23.5% to 1,158.8. The 30-year
mortgage rate dropped 19 basis
points to an average 6.28% after
surging 48 ticks the prior week. But
that failed to stem the fall in applications. The rate on a 1-year ARM
shot up 30 basis points to 6.97%.
00 The British economy will shrink
by 0.9% in 09 as consumer spending, business and housing investment are all expected to decline,
the National Institute of Economic
and Social Research predicted. It
would mark Britains first full-year
recession since 1991.

OSI PHARMA, a biotech, said its

Q3 EPS fell 5.1% to 56 cents, ex
items, matching views. Revenue fell 5% to $95 mil. Shares
edged up.

BARD, a medical device maker,

TECHNOLOGY

The cigarette maker said Q3 EPS

rose 13% to 93 cents ex items, topping views by 3 cents. Revenue
grew 17.5% to $6.95 bil, above
views. Philip Morris Intl was
helped by the weaker dollar and its
purchase of Canadian cigarette
maker Rothmans, which boosted
sales volume. Analysts said international tobacco companies are likely
the most recession-resistant firms
within the consumer staples segment. Philip Morris Intl backed its
08 EPS outlook of $3.32-$3.38, the
midpoint above views of $3.33. It
fell 3.2% to 40.83.

NATION
White powder found at N.Y. Times

China made several policy changes

to make it easier for people to buy
their first homes, the latest efforts
to help the property sector and the
overall economy. Lower property
deed taxes, smaller down payments, and banks being authorized
to charge as little as 70% of benchmark lending rates for mortgages
are among the changes. Chinas annual economic growth slowed to a
5-year-low 9% in Q3 vs. 10.1% in Q2.
00 Russias central bank sold about
$4.5 bil to back the ruble, which fell
to a 2-year low vs. the dollar.

The nations largest telecom said

Q3 EPS fell 6% to 67 cents ex items,
missing views by 4 cents. Revenue
climbed 4% to $31.3 bil, meeting
views. AT&T said the cost of subsidizing the sales of Apple iPhones reduced its profit by 10 cents a share,
more than analysts projected.
AT&T loses an estimated $375 on
each iPhone it sells, but the telecom
considers it a loss leader, contending iPhone users pay 60% more in
monthly fees than owners of other
phones. It tumbled 7.6% to 23.78.
00 AT&T said the long-awaited
BlackBerry Bold 9000 will go on
sale on Nov. 4 for $300.

Philip Morris sees strong sales

ECONOMY
Mortgage applications plummet

said its Q3 EPS was flat with 42

cents ex items, missing views by
3 cents. Revenue rose 23% to
$514 mil. It expects 08 EPS of
$1.65-$1.70 vs. views of $1.67.
Shares dipped.

FINANCE

went to court to block the council

from voting on Mayor Michael
Bloombergs proposal to change
the term-limits law to allow him to
run for a third term.
00 FBI agents say they found ammunition, smoke bombs and an
Army base map when they
searched the homes of 5 men
charged with plotting an attack on
Fort Dix in N.J.
00 Sen. Ted Stevens fate is in the

hands of a jury. And the outcome of

one of the tightest and most closely
watched Senate races in the nation
may hang in the balance. The case
is yours, U.S. District Judge
Emmet Sullivan told jurors.

WORLD
Russia to beef up missile arsenal
A top general said Russia will roll
out a new intercontinental ballistic
missile and modify the existing missiles to counter the deployment of a
U.S. missile shield. Gen. Nikolai Solovtsov said new RS-24 missiles
equipped with multiple nuclear
warheads will enter service next
year. Russia contends the deployment of U.S. missile interceptors in
Poland and a radar in the Czech Republic threaten its security.

AFGHANISTAN: About 35 Taliban

militants and three policemen were
killed after the terrorists attacked
coalition forces in a southern
Afghan province, police said.
00 U.S. Special Forces, in a rare
rescue, freed a kidnapped American near Kabul who was working
for the Army Corps of Engineers.
INDIA: The country launched its
first mission toward the moon,
rocketing a satellite on a 2-year
mission to redraw maps of the
lunar surface.

MEXICO: Alleged drug cartel leader

Jesus The King Zambada was
among 16 arrested after a shootout
in the capital, Attorney General
Eduardo Medina announced.

Northern Trust hurt by charges

The data storage firm said Q3 EPS

jumped 12% to 19 cents ex items, a
penny better than views. Revenue
climbed 13% to $3.72 bil, in line
with views. EMC sales in North
America were up just 7%, but
surged 27% in Latin America, 19%
in Asia and 20% in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Cowen and Co.
said EMC customers in Q3 had yet
to feel the impact of the financial
meltdown and would likely curtail
spending in Q4. EMC sees Q4 EPS
of 23-24 cents vs. estimates of 24
cents. Shares rose 3% to 9.98.

Aetna taps Microsoft health plan

The software giant scored a win
against rival Google as Aetna became the first health insurer to partner with Microsoft and use its new
HealthVault service. HealthVault
will give Aetna customers a free, Internet-based site for storing medical records that they can access
even if they change jobs or leave
their health plan. Google was the
first to roll out such a product this
year. Microsoft declined 7.8%.
Aetna fell 7.6%.
00 SanDisk, a flash memory maker,
plunged 31.6% to 10.09 after electronics giant Samsung dropped its
$5.85 bil, $26-a-share takeover bid.

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00 Jobless claims for the week

ended Oct. 18, 8:30 a.m. EDT (forecast: 465,000).

00 Two NYC council members

The custody bank swung to a Q3

loss of 58 cents, including charges.
No comparable views are available.
Revenue rose 5% to $938.5 mil,
below views. Northern Trust took a
$353 mil charge to raise capital, repurchase auction-rate securities,
and provide cash to struggling investment funds. It fell 12% to 51.13.
00 Cullen/Frost Bankers, a financial holding company, said Q3 EPS
fell 14% to 82 cents, missing views
by 6 cents. Revenue rose 8% to
$218.1 mil, above views. It slipped
1.6% to 51.62.
00 Knight Capital Group, a financial services firm, said its Q3 EPS
rose more than four times to 40
cents, beating views by 16 cents.
Revenue rose about 32% to $269.9
mil. Knight edged up 0.6% to 14.44.

CONSUMER

COMPANY INDEX
A G C O Corp ..............B3
Alcoa ...........................B1
Almost Family Inc ....B6
Altera..........................B3
Amazon.Com .............B1
American Selct Port B3
Apple Inc ............B1, B3
AT&T Inc .............A4, B1
Baidu.com Inc ...........A4
Baker Hughes ...........B3
Biogen Idec Inc .........B3
Boeing ........................B1
Boston Scientific ......B3
C H Robinson Wrld ...B3
Capella Education ...B12
CEC Entertainment ...B3
Chevron Corp ............B1
Entergy .......................B5
Exelon.........................B5
Exxon Mobil................B1
Family Dollar Stores B4
Fuqi International ....A6

Google Inc..................A4
Green Mtn Coffee ....B3
Hudson City Banc .....B5
IBM .............................A4
Intuitive Surgical .....B3
ITT Educatnl Svc ......B3
Merck ..........................B1
Microsoft....................A4
N R G Energy Inc ......B5
Natl Oilwell Varco ...B3
OfficeMax...................A6
PitneyBowes ..........A4
Research In Motion ..A4
SanDisk .....................B3
Schering Plough ......B3
Snap On .....................B3
Stamps.com Inc ........A6
Vistaprint Limited ...A6
Wachovia Corp ..........B1
Wells Fargo & Co.......B1
Xilinx ..........................B3
Yahoo .................A4, B1

Kimberly-Clark tops, cuts target

The consumer products maker said
Q3 EPS fell 5% to $1.02 ex items, a
penny better than views. Revenue
gained 8% to $5 bil, just above estimates. Kimberly-Clark was helped
by higher prices that offset increased raw materials costs and
marketing expenses. It cut its 08
EPS outlook to $4.15-$4.20, below
views of $4.24. Kimberly-Clark
sees Q4 EPS of $1.02-$1.07 vs. forecasts of $1.12. It fell 7.2% to 57.22.

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Wilczek Stands Tall In Atom Field

Dig Deep: The Nobel physicist sees the light while probing matters basics

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training and acquire skills.
BY J. BONASIA

Lessons From The Family

Managing a business is kind
of like running a family.
Planning is key to avoiding
chaos. Without clarity
among the leaders of an organization, theres going to be no
courage to make good decisions,
said Patrick Lencioni, author of
The 3 Big Questions for a Frantic
Family.
How to learn from families and set
your firm on the right path?
00 Take charge. Leadership must
be cohesive, Lencioni told IBD. Children are experts at divide and conquer. If dad says no, ask mom. If
both parents are on the same page,
kids quickly figure out theres order
in the house. Same goes for the
workplace.If employees know managers agree, goals are clear and everyone works to the same end.
00 Build trust. Keep your word.
Like families, employees thrive
when they know what to expect.
They crave stability.
Trust is at the heart of a family; if
the parents do not have trust, they
cannot possibly run a family to maximize its potential, said Lencioni, a
business consultant. Its the same
for a business. If leaders dont trust
each other, theyre not going to support each other.
00 Handle conflict. Dont be afraid
to make waves, so long as everyone
has a life jacket. At the same time,
play by the rules. We can have a
spirited debate, and five minutes
later its done, Lencioni said of discussions in his family. If that
makes your marriage stronger, then
why dont you think it will make
your business stronger?
If you avoid debates, you might see
problems bubbleup later in more destructive ways, Lencioni says.

00 Inspire. Want to motivate your

kids to love reading as much as you

do? Make regular trips to the bookstore for fun.
What better way to inspire your
kids than to give them the gift of
your own passions? Shmuley
Boteach wrote in Parenting With
Fire: Lighting Up the Family With
Passion and Inspiration.
Inspiring workers to commit to a
common goal requires similar legwork.Even if not everyone is in
agreement on the details, you can
agree to commit, Lencioni said.
00 Hold accountable. As with parents, leaders have a duty to set your
charges on the right path. Disciplineisnt somethingyou enforce because you hate your kids its something you do because you love
them, Boteach wrote.
00 Find uniqueness. Figure out
what makes you different from others. Clarify core values, Lencioni
says. When you know exactly what
your niche is, you make plans easier
to follow.
00 Prioritize. Frantic families sign
up their kids for every sport and activity possible, and often the children fail to excel.
Ditto for businesses that shoot at
scattered targets. Choose activities
that align clearly with your main
goal. Rather than buy ads in every
paper, select publications that best
meet your target customers.
00 Build routine. Lencioni says all it
takes in his family is a five-minute
meeting once a week to see if its on
track to achieve goals.
We use green, yellow or red
(markings) for each category, he
said. This is what should go on in
Fortune 500 companies.
Adelia Cellini Linecker

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

When it comes to understanding

tiny bits of matter, Frank Wilczek is
a true giant in his field.
Wilczek was just a 21-year-old
grad student at Princeton in 1973
when he developed brilliant equations to explain the strong force in
nature that binds atoms together.
His inventive math described the
existence of gluons, or subatomic
particles that along with quarks
serve as matters building blocks.
Stable particles known as hadrons
are made from quarks and gluons.
Hadrons include the protons and
neutrons in the nuclei of atoms from
chemistry class.
Wilczeks pioneering ideas were
confirmed after years of experiments at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center and elsewhere.
In 2004, more than 30 years after
Wilczek first published his paper,
he and colleague David Gross won
the Nobel Prize in physics for the
discovery of the strong force. David
Politzer also shared the award for
his related independent efforts.
Despite his serious work, Wilczek,
57, is a cheerful professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
who wears novelty T-shirts with
geeky scientific equations on them.
Ever since he won the big prize,
hes felt more relaxed. Winning the
Nobel Prize is life-changing in
many ways, and they throw a fantastic party, he told IBD. I have to
credit having such good parents,
and a great wife and teachers. Ive
been a very lucky guy.
Throughout his career, Wilczek
has had a gift for answering the
most profound questions about the
ultimate nature of reality.
I love to learn new things, maybe
to a fault, he said. I love to hop
from one idea to another.
Wilczek describes this strategy as

think, play, repeat. He seeks to

identify the main problem with a
theory, then plays around with the
math to uncover ways of solving it.
Once I find a weakness, I like to
grab it and attack it, he said.
Wilczeks approach is unique, says
DanHooper, an astrophysics professor at the University of Chicago,
where Wilczek was an undergrad.
Frank has been doing this work
for so long, yet each year he puts out
several new and creative ideas,
marveled Hooper. Its fair to say
that hes among the most highly respected scientists in the field.
Wilczek has applied his considerable smarts toward shaping a unified field theory, the Holy Grail of
physics that eluded even Albert Einstein. Since Einsteins time, physicists have built a model that serves
as a foundation in the pursuit of a
unified field theory. But some pieces of the puzzle are still missing.
If achieved, such unification
would link all matter, light, space,
gravity and electromagnetism into a
modelof how nature behaves. Scientists could apply this framework to
all sorts of findings drawn from particle physics and astronomy.
Wilczeks theories are set to become a topic of research for the
Large Hadron Collider, a new machine near Geneva that some say is
the most sophisticated machine
ever built. The LHC will circulate
subatomic particles, or hadrons,
through a tunnel that measures 17
miles around. When the particles
reach 99.999999% the speed of
light, they will collide with immense force, letting scientists study
their behavior as they scatter.
Heres the big catch: Astronomers
have found startling evidence that
95% of all matter in the universe remains undetected. Researchers
with the LHC hope to shake loose a
new type of particle to explain this
mystery of dark matter.

FrankWilczekposesinhisMIToffice
in 2004, the year he won the Nobel
Prizeforhismaththathelpedexplain
what binds atoms together.
AP

Wilczek has just published a book

on this subject titled The Lightness
of Being: Mass, Ether and the Unification of Forces. It outlines his concepts for nonscientists.
The book describes a grid that occupies the universes empty space,
where dark matter could exist.
Wilczek says the grid is a structured framework or ether through
which energy and matter share an
interplay thats constantly changing.He describes the grid as the primary ingredient of physical reality
boiling with virtual particles. What
weperceive as empty space is in reality a powerful medium whose activity molds the world, he wrote.
The books title refers to his
premise that our historic portrayal
of the universe as a vast collection of
matter has missed the mark.
Wilczek contends nature behaves
more like undulating waves of light
hence, the lightness of being.
From the equations in the standard model, Ive come to appreciate
an all-encompassing entity called
the grid, he said. We perceive it as
nothingness in space, or a vacuum,

when in fact it is a medium that exhibits the same properties everywhere and every when.
Beyond his Nobel Prize-winning
work, Wilczek is credited with the
invention of particles called axions,
leading candidates to provide the
dark matter of astronomy. He also
discovered new forms of quantum
statistics known as anyons, which
should lead to a generation of quantum computers. Quantum mechanics refers to the study of matter and
energy on the atomic scale.
Growing up in Queens, N.Y., he
was fascinated by games, puzzles
and mysteries. He was a budding
mathematician, yet he knew he
wanted something else when he
landed at Princeton, says his wife,
Betsy Devine, an author.
Frank decided he would not be a
great mathematician, so he made
the hard decision to switch to physics, Devine told IBD. On the other
hand, that deep math training came
in very handy in attacking complicated physics problems later on.
Today, Wilczek enjoys working
from his home in Cambridge, Mass.,
sometimes reading scientific journals while soaking in the bathtub.
Wilczek doesnt need much sleep.
He often rises before dawn to work
on a laptop in the kitchen. He also
uses a powerful big-screen computer in his upstairs study.
He finds a lot of little places to
work as he moves around our
house, Devine said. In one sense,
he bounces around a lot. But when
he starts in on something, he really
focuses.
Apart from his devotion to physics, Wilczek is interested in biology,
chess, sports, music, current events,
politics and his family, says Devine.
In an autobiography for the Nobel
Prize, Wilczek said he devours publications on many subjects. To me,
he wrote, the unity of knowledge is
a living ideal and goal.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

Apple Gains U.S. PC Market Share

Personal computer shipments in the U.S.
rose about 5% in the third quarter over the
prior year, but No. 3 vendor Apple saw its
shipments here rise about 30%. U.S. PC sales
overall are sluggish, but the new category of
low-cost mini-notebook PCs is a bright spot.

INVESTORS.COM

U Q3
S. PC
shipment growth year-over-year
Subhead
U.S. personal computer market share,
2008
Gartner gures
Others 20.8%

Dell 29.5%

Toshiba 5.6%
Acer 8.9%

Acer 8.5%

Apple 9.5%

HP 25.7%

Apple 9.1%
Total unit shipments: 18.1 million

U.S. PC shipment growth, year-over-year

Dell 29.2%

Toshiba 5.4%

Total unit shipments: 17.4 million

Sources: Gartner, IDC

IDC gures
Others 22.7%

HP 25.1%

Dell
HP
Apple
Acer
Toshiba
Others
Total market
-20

Gartner gures
IDC gures
-10

10

20

30

40%

INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY

Baidu.com
Beats Views;
Is Confident

For AT&T, iPhone

Giveth Customers
But Taketh Profits

Chinas Online Search Leader

But its Q4 outlook, which
meets views, calls for a tad
lower revenue growth rate

EPS Lags On Phone Subsidies

Exclusive carrier for Apples
popular device says it will
be a big plus in long term

BY PETE BARLAS
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Baidu did even in this economy.

Chinas No. 1 online search service
late Wednesday reported thirdquarter profit and sales that beat analyst expectations. Its fourth-quarter outlook met views. But perhaps
because its outlook didnt exceed
views, its U.S. shares were down
about 2% after hours. In regular
trading, the stock defied an overall
down day by rising a fraction.
This is the Baidu whisper game,
Colin Gillis, an analyst at Canaccord Adams, said of the stocks late
decline. People are concerned
with slowing growth.
Chinas economy is softening, but
Baidu.comBIDU continues to dominate the Web ad market in the
worlds most populated region.
In the quarter ended Sept. 30,
Baidu posted a per-share profit of
10 yuan, or $1.47 based on the Sept.
30 exchange rate, compared with
70 cents in the year-ago period. The
consensus of analysts polled by
Thomson Reuters was $1.28, up
from $1.25 on Tuesday morning.
The companys revenue rose
85.1% to 919.1 yuan, or $135.4 million. Analysts had expected $134.7
million.
In July, Baidu had forecast revenue of $132 million to $136 million.
Baidu said it expects revenue of
$151 million to $155 million for the
fourth quarter, up 80% to 85% from
fourth-quarter 2007.
Analysts expect $151.4 million.
Baidu continues to build on its
lead in the burgeoning but still nascent Internet market, Robin Li,
Baidus chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
As Chinas leader in paid search,
Baidu has a large and diverse customer base covering numerous industries and sectors,he said. Companies throughout China are recognizing the value of Baidus paid
search as an effective marketing
tool, and we remain confident in
our long-term growth potential.
Baidu scheduled a conference call
with analysts for 8 p.m. EDT
Wednesday to discuss the results.
Baidu derives nearly all its revenue from ads that are strategically
placednear search results. Advertisers pay only when a user clicks on
an ad, the same as with GoogleGOOG
and other search services.
In the global economic meltdown,
Chinas gross domestic product
growth rate slowed to 9% in the
third quarter, its lowest in five
years. Thats down from more than
10% in both the first and second
quarters, says the China National
Bureau of Statistics.
Yet the growing number of small
and midsize businesses advertising
on the Internet continue to push
Baidus growth. The pay-per-click
ad system is more compelling than
other forms of advertising, says
Stephen Ju, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
You can actually track your yield,
and as long as you are getting your
yields you are willing to spend the
money, Ju said.
Baidu ended the quarter with
194,000 online advertisers, up
35.7% from a year ago and up 7.2%
from the second quarter.
But the market is mostly untapped. Analysts say there are
roughly 20 million small and midsize businesses in China.
Baidu has more than 60% of
Chinas search market. Google, the
dominant search service in the U.S.
and Europe, is No. 2 with about 25%.
Google is working to crack the Chinese search market, Ju says. Its always going to be Google in the background, looking to take share away
from them, he said.

BY BRIAN DEAGON
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

A worker in front of Yahoo headquarters in Sunnyvale, Calif. The company says it will ax some 1,500 jobs.

AP

Yahoo Now In Recession Mode

Bad Timing For Portal
Its display ads will be a
harder sell in slowdown
than Googles search ads
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

SAN FRANCISCO Yahoos lead-

ers still have jobs despite investor

misgivings about their decisionmaking, but at least 1,500 workers
will be shown the door after the
slumping Internet companys profits tumbled yet again in the third
quarter.
The 10% reduction in YahoosYHOO
payroll of 15,000 employees served
as another stark reminder of the
challenges facing a management
team led by Jerry Yang as the deteriorating economy casts even more
doubts about the Sunnyvale,
Calif.-based companys turnaround
plans.
Although Yahoos third-quarter
profitplunged 64%,the cutbacks announced Tuesday are a small step in
the right direction, says Cantor
Fitzgerald analyst Derek Brown.
But it seems like there is still a lot
more work that needs to be done,
he said.

Trimming $400M In Costs

Yahoo is bracing for a deep downturn likely to extend well into 2009
by trimming $400 million from its
annual expenses of $3.9 billion. Besides shedding workers during the
next two months, Yahoo may close
some of its U.S. offices and assign
more jobs to lower-paid contractors in other countries.
We are going into what is very
clearly a recession mode, Blake
Jorgensen, Yahoos chief financial
officer, said in a Tuesday interview.
But Yang and his lieutenants have
a long way to go to justify Yahoos

decision to spurn MicrosoftsMSFT

takeover bid of $33 per share last
May. Microsoft withdrew the offer
after Yang balked at the price, asserting his managers were pursuing
a strategy that would prove the company was worth than the software
makers $47.5 billion bid.
The heat is definitely still on
Yang, said Canaccord Adams analyst Colin Gillis.
The purge outlined Tuesday
marks the second time in nine
months that Yahoo has resorted to
mass layoffs in what so far has been
an ineffectual effort to rebound
from a financial funk that has left its
stock price near a five-year low.
Yahoo is approaching these cutbacks much more aggressively than
its last round of layoffs in February,
when about 1,000 workers were cut
loose. Withina few months, Yahoos
payroll had expanded back to where
it was before the streamlining.
I believe getting Yahoo more fit
atthis time will provide the flexibility necessary for navigating current
conditions and strengthen our position for the future, Yang told analysts on Tuesday.
Yahoos housecleaning provides
the latest example of how a credit
crisis that has already rocked banks
and retailers is starting to rattle Silicon Valley, the nations high-tech
heartland.
Onlineauctioneer eBayEBAY is jettisoning 1,600 jobs while an array of
startups are letting go workers to
squirrel away more cash as venture
capitalists become more cautious
with their money. Even Google
GOOG, a company renowned for its
free-spending ways, is starting to
cut corners.
Yahoo felt the squeeze in the third
quarter as its earnings dwindled to
4 cents per share from 11 cents in
the year-ago quarter.
If not for nearly $67 million in one-

time expenses and a slightly higher

tax rate, Yahoo said it would have
made 9 cents per share. That figure
matched the average earnings estimate among analysts surveyed by
Thomson Reuters.
Revenue rose 1% to $1.79 billion.
After subtracting commissions paid
to advertising partners, Yahoo said
its revenue stood at $1.32 billion
about$50 million belowanalyst estimates.

Economy A Huge Hurdle

Analysts have blamed much of
Yahoos past troubles to mismanagement, but the crumbling economy is now looming as the companys biggest headache as online advertisers curtail their spending in
anticipation of the worst recession
in a quarter century.
Yahoo relies on advertising for
most of its profits. Reflecting the
downturn, Yahoo lowered its revenue estimates for the year. Now
Yahoo projects 2008 revenue of
$7.18 billion to $7.38 billion down
from a forecast of $7.35 billion to
$7.85 billion issued three months
ago.
Still, the economic turmoil hasnt
derailed Google, which last week reported a 26% increase in its thirdquarter profit.
Yahoo is more vulnerable to advertising cutbacks because its system
doesnt work as well as Googles
and it relies more on billboard-type
display ads that are more difficult to
sell in tough times. Google, in contrast, specializes in text-based ad
links that cost advertisers only
when the ads are clicked on.
Yahoo hopes to boost its revenue
by drawing upon Googles technology for some of the text ads shown on
its Web site, but the proposed partnership is in limbo while the U.S.
Justice Department investigates antitrust issues.

AT&Ts long-term investment in

the iPhone took a short-term hit
with its third-quarter results,
thanks to subsidies paid to Apple.
AT&TT on Wednesday posted
earnings of 67 cents a share minus
one-time costs, four cents below
the consensus estimate of analysts
polled by Thomson Reuters and
down 5.6% from a year ago.
AT&T said it paid $900 million to
Apple for subsidies on iPhones sold
in the quarter, reducing its pershare profit by 10 cents.
I know some of you will be concerned with the dilution we experienced this quarter, with the new iPhone launch, said Richard Lindner, AT&T chief financial officer, referring to the 3G iPhone launched
July 11. But I believe our results
will bear out that it is an important
investment in our future, he said in
a conference call with analysts.
AT&Ts total revenue rose 4% to
$31.3 billion, meeting estimates.
The iPhone dilution was more
than people had expected, said
Christopher King, an analyst at
Stifel Nicolaus. The jury is still out
on whether this long-term investment will pay off.
AT&T shares fell 7.6% to close at
23.78, near a three-year closing low
of 22.42 set on Oct. 10.
As the exclusive provider of service for iPhone users, AT&T agreed
tocover most of the costof the 3G iPhone, enabling consumers to buy
the phone for $199 or $299, depending on the model, with a two-year
service contract. AT&T expects to
make up those costs through longtermcontracts longer thanthe initial two years and additional revenue from data services.
Analysts estimate that AT&T pays
about $400 per iPhone. AT&T says
it activated 2.4 million iPhones in
the quarter, with about 40% for customers new to AT&T.
The iPhone 3G is selling at more
than double the pace of the original
model. That helped AT&T sign up a
net 2 million new wireless subscribers in the quarter, in line with estimates. The nations No. 1 wireless
carrier now has 74.9 million users.
Average monthly revenue per
user with the iPhone is 1.6 times
higher than its overall average of

$58.99.
AT&T said its wireless data revenue rose 50.5% in the quarter to
$2.7 billion.
Lindner said the iPhone has had a
significant halo effect, boosting
consumer traffic and additional
sales in AT&T stores.
Our iPhone initiative is doing everything we had hope for, and
more, Lindner said.
Wireless revenue rose 15% to
$12.6 billion, helping to offset the
drop in landline home phone customers.
More than 990,000 users cancelled home wireline service in the
quarter, and revenue for AT&T
wireline business fell 2% to $17.6 billion. Some people cancelled landline service because they opted to
go all-wireless, but cable companies, which now offer phone service, also grabbed some customers.
The consumer space is going
through a fundamental transformation, from a dependence on legacy
voice to connections driven by
broadband, video and mobility,
Lindner said. These areas are
growing, offsetting in part revenue
pressures from the economy and declines in voice lines.
Still, analysts said AT&T lost a lot
of landline users.
The phone cancellations were
worse than expected, giving AT&T
real problems, said Patrick Comack, an analyst with Zachary Investment Research. But they
slashed (expenses) in line with the
drop in wireline access.
AT&T said it cut 4,000, mostly
wireline, jobs in the quarter.
AT&T also will be the exclusive
carrier of the BlackBerry Bold, the
most powerful handset made by Research In MotionRIMM. AT&T said
Bold sales will start Nov. 4, at $299
with a two-year contract. Like the
iPhone, it runs on AT&Ts fast 3G
broadband network.
We expect Bold to do very well
for us, Ralph de la Vega, AT&T
chiefexecutive for mobilityand consumer markets, said on the call.
The company said its TV and
broadband data service, U-Verse,
added 232,000 subscribers in the
quarter to reach 781,000, and is on
track to exceed 1 million this year.
AT&T said sales to business users
rose a scant 0.3%, to $11.5 billion,
below expectations. Lindner attributed that in part to softness among
financial services customers.
The next few quarters could be
difficult for AT&T on the business
side, Comack said. Telecoms usually lag the economy by about six
months.

Mapping Technology At Heart Of Hospital Crisis Management

Fast Patient Transport
Geographic information
system technology aids
emergency, trauma units
BY DONNA HOWELL
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Half a dozen times on a recent night

in the emergency room, Dr. Jeff
Grange checked a monitor for help
making crucial routing and staff decisions. Maps and photos showed
him where ambulances and medical helicopters were, and how rescuers could avoid traffic snarls.
What enables this is GIS, or geographic information systems.
These computer systems take in
raw data feeds and output them to
clickable icons on maps. Granges
hospital, Loma Linda University
Medical Center east of Los Angeles,
is several years into a GIS development project with nearby GIS firm
ESRI. The project is an example of

the burgeoning uses of mapping

technology, which have been advanced by the map-tech efforts of
GoogleGOOG, MicrosoftMSFT and YahooYHOO, among others.
Its Web-based, which means its
not just in the emergency room,
Grange said of Loma Lindas system. Anyone who has access to the
Internet can have access to this
with just a password. A battalion
chief at the side of the road can pull
it up via cellular.
About three years ago, Loma
Linda, a regional trauma center for
four counties, began pushing for
the visual approach as a way to
make better calls in crises. It could
help,Grange says, in the kind of situationhe encountered during a medical transport by helicopter.

1 Hour Vs. 30 Seconds

We were lifting off and going to
our base. Meanwhile, a 6-year-old
girl gets hit by a car almost just
below where we were, he said.
Buthelp was dispatched fromnear-

Air ambulances already had GPS

on board. That made it relatively
easy to feed their positions into the
system. Agreements were worked
out to patch in streaming data feeds
from the fire and police departments and patient-capacity information from other area hospitals.
Aegis also pulls in weather data,
and traffic images from the California Department of Transportation.
Caltrans has Web cams out
there, Davenhall said. All these
data feeds are sitting out there. You
just have to know where they are
and tie them in.

Will Upload Photos

Loma Linda University Medical Centers Aegis mapping program.

ly an hour away. Because they

didnt know we were there, 30 seconds away.
The Loma Linda hospital began
developing its system, called Aegis,
for Advanced Emergency Geographic Information System, using
a $500,000 Department of Defense

telemedicine funding package.

We started to build what are essentially a set of Web services, said
Bill Davenhall, global health and
human services solutions manager
at ESRI. We worked with them to
say, This is what needs to happen.

Loma Linda has given some other

hospitals access to the system.
Grange says one goal is to make it
possible for first responders to upload incident photos.
The system uses ESRIs GIS server software, hosted at ESRI facilities. It supports a geographic data
exchange format called GeoRSS, an
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Aetna Is First Insurer

To Join Microsoft Effort
In Storing Med Records

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Fare Better Than
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AMAZON FROM A1

Records Safely Stored Online

Doctors, other health care
providers, with permission,
can access the information
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

INDIANAPOLIS Health insurer

Aetnaisbecomingthefirsthealthinsurer to team with Microsoft to
giveits customers an Internet-based
vault for storing medical records
they can access even if they change
jobsor leave their health plan.
Starting next month, Hartford,
Conn.-based AetnaAET will allow
some customers to transfer electronic personal health records to
MicrosoftsMSFT HealthVault, a platform that lets care providers look at
the information, if they have patient permission.
The vault will give the insurers
customers continuous access to
their claims information and anything the patient wants to add, like
clinical data or past medical
records, Aetna President Mark Bertolini said.
The insurer sees several advantages in the move, including improved
communication with providers.
We can avoid duplicate testing,
we can avoid mistakes that occur as
a result of not understanding the
members complete condition, he
said. Because we dont have a national health information technology network, this will stand as a firstgeneration of that kind of capability.
The announcement marks the latest step in a push by several companies into the storing and sharing of
medical records.
GoogleGOOG opened a Web site earlier this year that lets people store
health information such as doctor,
hospital and pharmacy records in
oneplace. IBMIBM and Duke University also have created a Web site
that allows people to pay medical
bills, schedule doctor appoint-

ments and store medical records,

among other things.
Redmond, Wash.-based Microsoft launched the free HealthVault Web site a year ago. About 40
companies currently allow customers to store information on it, a list
that includes hospitals and CVS
Caremarks Minute Clinic. Aetna
would be the first health benefits
company to do so, says Microsoft.
The customer has complete control over who looks at the data and
what information they see, said
Peter Neupert, vice president for
Microsofts Health Solutions
Group. He said doctors and providers, even Microsoft officials, will
not be able to access the information unless they receive permission
first from the patient.
This is simply a place for you, like
a safe deposit box, to store your data
that is yours and yours alone to decide how you want to use it, he
said, noting that it wont be used for
data mining.
The information also will be protected under the new Connecting
forHealth guidelines devised earlier this year by Microsoft, Google
and others that wanted to set
ground rules for keeping sensitive
information private.
Experts have said that consumers
are wary of the protection offered
for electronic medical records, but
Neupert said Microsoft is very confident and vigilant about providing
security for this data. Aetna makes
electronic personal health records
available to about 6 million customers, and the fee for that is part of
their premium. But the insurer
plans to charge nothing for the
HealthVault transfer.
The insurer expects to recover
costs tied to setting up the pact.
Right now, we spend tens of millions of dollars answering the
phone telling providers if a person
is eligible or what their benefits
are, Bertolini said. With the availability of this information, those
calls go away.

THE FIRST GOOGLE Android phone, the G1, went on sale nationwide Tuesday at carrier T-Mobiles stores, but
AP
early sales began Monday exclusively in San Francisco, where one T-Mobile store attracted this crowd.

Microsoft, Oracle Jump Into Spatial Market

GIS FROM A4

emerging open standard.

It allows us to ingest any service
thats developed in (GeoRSS), said
Ed Carubis, senior consultant in
ESRIs services practice. He says
the system is flexible enough to output data to a variety of map-viewing
platforms, including Google Earth
and Microsoft Virtual Earth.
This particular implementation
is relatively new, Carubis said of
Aegis. Loma Linda has been in discussions with a number of counties
for expansion. And theres been interest in other parts of the country,
as well as internationally.
GIS is widely used by government
and is also used in many industries.
Sales of spatial information management software will rise 10% this
year to $3.2 billion, predicts market
tracker IDC. It expects compound
annual growth of 12.5% over the
next five years.

Basic systems for data management are now largely spatially enabled, IDC says in a new report, noting that OracleORCL, IBMIBM and Microsoft have all added spatial-management features to their data management products.

Used To Study Cancer

Two health-care-related uses of
GIS are research such as looking
for geographic patterns in cancer incidence and emergency response, says Charles Foundyller,
founder of research firm Daratech.
ESRI has a lot of underlying technologyfor that, he said.So does Intergraph.
Foundyller estimates privately
held ESRIs revenue at about $710
million last year. Privately held Intergraph lists 2007 revenue of
$725.3 million, which might make it
the market leader.
Another example of the developing use of GIS in emergency re-

sponse is Starrs, the St. Louis Area

Regional Response System, says
Gartner analyst Jeff Vining. It includes an emergency patient-tracking system. Starrs is meant to help
coordinate when an incident involves many agencies across several jurisdictions in Missouri.
Besides ESRI and Intergraph, Vining says major GIS vendors include
Pitney BowesPBI, which bought
MapInfo last year for $448 million.
Among the trends Vining sees
under way are adding more overlays of data and 3-D mapping. In
emergency response, he says, this
could mean opening up a 3-D map
of a skyline, zeroing in on a building
and being able to see how many people are supposed to work on the
19th floor.
Its seeing a more granular view
of the infrastructure, he said.
Theres GIS mapping of sewers,
pipelines anything a terrorist
could use.

rope and Asia, rose by 33% to $1.96

billion.
Worldwide Media Sales grew 19%
to $2.49 billion. Sales of what Amazon calls electronics and other general merchandise grew 52% to
$1.64 billion.
Amazon had solid order trends
for most of the quarter according to
my checks, but things slowed considerably toward the end of September,said American Technology Research analyst Tim Boyd.
Standard & Poors equity analyst
Michael Souers was upbeat about
Amazons third-quarter results.
Amazon continues to execute
well and continues to provide convenience and price which is superior to peers. And they will keep gaining market share in a very difficult
environment, Souers said.
But analysts say the company will
have a bumpier ride in the current
quarter and next year.
Boyd predicts soft holiday shopping.
Amazon will outperform peers
but revenue growth will slow considerably while margins contract,
he said.
Souers expects Amazon to outperform other online retailers during
the holidays. He sees Amazons
fourth-quarter sales growing 25%
over the year-ago quarter vs. low to
mid-teens growth for Web rivals.
In a report to investors earlier this
week, Citigroup analyst Mark Mahaney said Amazon continues to gain
market share due to an increasingly superior online shopping experience.
He says the company is also getting traction by selling high-end
consumer products.
While a stronger dollar didnt hit
Amazon very hard in the third quarter, Boyd sees a dollar rally in the
current quarter and in 2009 that
may crush Wall Street estimates
for Amazon.
Souers agrees. There will be a
(currency) head wind rather than a
tail wind, Souers said.

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Fuqi Slides Despite Sunny Forecast

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CardioNet
BEAT
Visa Inc
V
HeritageCrystal Clean
HCCI
Western Gas Partners LP
WES
American Water Works
AWK
Hatteras Financial
HTS
RHI Entertainment Inc
RHIE
Pioneer Southwest Energy PSE

Fuqi InternationalFUQI fell 7.8% in medium

volume Wednesday to close at 7.66. Merriman Curhan Ford issued a bullish note on
the Chinese jeweler, saying third-quarter results should beat views due to rising market
share. Analysts currently expect both profit
and sales to double in the quarter.

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offering price price from offer Rating Rating Industry group
3/19/08 18.00 21.85
21.4
73
95
Medical/Dental-Services
3/19/08 44.00 48.51
10.3
65
69
Financial Services-Misc
3/12/08 11.50 10.34 10.1
80
68
Pollution Control-Svcs
5/ 9/08 16.50 14.60 11.5
96
87
Oil&Gas-Transprt/Pipelne
4/23/08 21.50 18.97 11.8
53
90
Utility-Water Supply
4/25/08 24.00 21.10 12.1
2
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THE NEW AMERICA

V I S T A P R I N T L T D . Hamilton, Bermuda

The Neighborhood Print Shop Goes Global With Online Presence

BY NORM ALSTER

VistaPrint

Printing Money

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VistaPrint customers are not big

spenders. The average order for the
online provider of printing products and services is just $34. The average customer spends roughly $50
a year with VistaPrint, said Franco
Turinelli, an analyst with William
Blair.
But VistaPrintVPRT has taken orders
from 15 million customers, and its
adding new ones at an astonishing
rate. Just last quarter, VistaPrint
added 1.2 million new customers.
The growth rate has been pretty remarkable, said Turinelli, who
holds shares in the company.
In its most recently reported quarter ending June 30, Bermuda-based
VistaPrint grew revenues by 52% to
just over $110 million. Pro forma
earnings per share came in at 32
cents. That was 60% better than the
yearbefore. VistaPrint revenue guidance for the September quarter
topped consensus forecasts.
VistaPrints first product line was
business cards. Today, it produces
and sells a wide range of printed
products including brochures, flyers, envelopes and calendars. It also
offers a variety of business services,
everything from Web design and
hosting to design of corporate logos
and color schemes. Customers are
mostly small businesses and independent professionals. Typically,
said Turinelli, these companies
have questions like: How do I market myself? How do I show a credible corporate identity?
There are more than 50 million

vistaprint.com

VistaPrint is trying to bring low-cost economics to short-run

printing jobs for the small-and-home ofce market
New customers worldwide, in thousands
800
400
0
Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1 08

Q2

Q3

Percentage revenue from non-U.S. markets

40%
35
30
Q1 07

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1 08

Q2

Q3

Web visits worldwide, in millions

60
40
20
Q1 07

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1 08

Q2

Q3

Source: Company reports

small businesses and home offices

(SOHO) in North America and Europe. They generally have 10 or
feweremployees. Some are independent contractors like plumbers,
landscape designers or handymen,
noted Turinelli. This is VistaPrints
natural customer base. With an estimated 6.5 million of that 50 million
on VistaPrints customer lists, Vi-

staPrint has room to keep growing.

Theyve only touched the surface, said Turinelli. I think theyll
push it quite a bit higher.
VistaPrints growth in the U.S. has
slowed. But it is still an enviable 37%
annual rate. Meanwhile, revenue
has been growing more rapidly in
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Swanson says.
One key advantage for VistaPrint
is patented technology that allows it
to do lots of small jobs efficiently, explained Longbow Research analyst
Atin Agrawal in a recent report.
Unlike traditional graphics arts
and printing techniques which produce custom printed orders one at a
time, (VistaPrint) uses its patented
technology to aggregate customer
orders and print them in gangs at
highly automated facilities, wrote
Agrawal.
VistaPrint, which handles more
than 30,000 orders a day, can aggregate small print jobs based on such
parameters as quantity, product
size and delivery date. VistaPrint
can simultaneously fulfill as many
as 143 business card orders on a single sheet of paper, added Think Panmure analyst Swanson. This allows
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supply rivals.
So how does VistaPrint keep attracting so many new customers?
Many are drawn by the message
they see on the back of the tens of
millions of VistaPrint business
cards now in circulation. The offer
is for free business cards. Theyre
free, that is, as long as you dont
mind the VistaPrint ad on the back
of the card. Many dont.
VistaPrint also does extensive
search word advertising. And it gets
referral revenues by giving business
partners like Stamps.comSTMP and
IntuitINTU real estate on its Web
sites. If a customer goes from a VistaPrint site to a partner site and makes
apurchase,VistaPrintgetsa cut.
VistaPrint is an expert at direct
marketing techniques, said Swanson. It has more than 20 direct marketing channels, often with highpowered partners. When Amazon.comAMZN ships a book, a VistaPrint flyer, for example, is in the
box. OfficeMaxOMX outlets now
have kiosks that allow customers to
design their own business cards and
other printed materials and place orders directly to VistaPrint.
But VistaPrints direct marketing
techniques can rub some the wrong
way.
Its Web sites require cookies from
visitors, and it is an aggressive
e-mailer. Studies have shown that
many though not most consumers resent cookies. And analysts say
VistaPrint asks for permission to
send promotional e-mails.
Still, short sellers have targeted
VistaPrint. Short sales recently accounted for roughly 40% of the com-

panys outstanding shares. Thats a

high number.
One reason for the shorts: Some of
VistaPrints customer-acquisition
tactics have come under question.
Two class-action suits filed last summer allege improper billing. The
suits appear to echo some broader
consumer displeasure. The consumeraffairs.com Web site records complaints from more than 15 consumers all just in the month of September.
Mostof the complaints involve billing for a rewards program that advertises on the VistaPrint Web site.
Customers are eligible to join after
making a purchase. In return for a
monthly fee, typically $14.95, they
then qualify for a wide range of coupons and discounts. Some consumers claim they have been billed without permission.
VistaPrint declined to make executives available for this article. But it
has said consumers have to make
opt-in choices before being billed.
Several analysts agree with the company. Ive seen nothing that tells
me they would bill people without
their knowledge. Ive never had my
credit card used without my consent, noted Swanson, who said he
is as a VistaPrint customer.
In order to sign up, you have to go
through hoops, said Turinelli. Its
not possible for someone to be
duped.
Certainly, the complaints must be
weighed against the much larger
number of repeat and presumably
satisfied customers. Turinelli notes
thatmorethan60%ofVistaPrint revenues come from repeat customers.

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trigger a sharp reduction in demand, weaker demand eventually
will curb production.
Simmons & Co. is forecasting that
2009 will show the first year-overyear decline in global demand since
the early 1980s.
With top oil players sitting on
healthy war chests, the downturn
could also spur a wave of industry
consolidation.
When oil dropped to $10 in 1998, it
set in motion Exxons combination
with Mobil, and BPs acquisition of
Amoco and Arco.
The next few years saw sharp declines in exploration and produc-

tion spending.
Exploratory activity dropped,
Herbert said. Because these companies were consolidating, rationalizing, integrating.
In recent years, oil discoveries
have become costlier to tap for technological reasons because host nations struck hard bargains and because scarce drilling and other gear
has become more expensive.
Energy firms gave the green light
to many projects as oil went on its
long run.
But its rapid decline could make
manyoperations unprofitable.
In Canada, the leading provider of
U.S. oil imports, tar sands heavy
crude operations for players like
Suncor and Syncrude remain viable
at $50 and $35, according to BMO
Capital Markets. But an increasing
number of projects to expand such
sources have been tabled or delayed.
Brazils Petrobras, sitting on the
worlds largest offshore discovery
in its Santos basin, is reporting
growing liquidity problems among

the suppliers needed to develop the

field. The firm has delayed releasing its strategic outlook for two
months, trying to assess the impact
of lower oil prices vs. rising costs.
Russia, which for the past 10 years
represented more than 70% of the
worlds non-OPEC production
growth, is on track this year to report its first production decline in
over a decade.
Government takeovers and interference have scared away foreign
energy companies in recent years.
Faltering financial markets and depleted oil revenues make maintaining E&P spending more difficult.
In the North Sea, smaller producers dependent on equity financing
have found moldering stock values
cut into their development plans.
The upshot, Herbert says, is that
international drilling expansion is
about to slow significantly.
Ultimately, that has implications
with respect to production declines
and the market tightening up pretty
significantly going forward, he
said.

Prices Of Recent IPOs

Offer
Date

High
Filing
Price

% Chg
From
Filing

Current
Price

% Chg
From
Offer

Pansoft Co Ltd
PSOF/NDQ
Rackspace Hosting Inc
RAX/NSE
China Mass Mdia Intl ADS CMM/NSE
China Distance Educ ADS
DL/NSE

9/ 9
8/ 8
8/ 3
7/30

7.00
16.00
7.80
8.00

7.00
0.00
12.50 21.88
6.80 12.82
7.00 12.50

3.17
5.18
4.92
4.10

54.71
58.56
27.65
41.43

GT Solar International SOLR/NDQ

Energy Recovery Inc
ERII/NDQ
Hong Kong Highpower TechHPJ/ASE
RHI Entertainment Inc
RHIE/NDQ

7/24
7/ 2
6/19
6/18

17.50
9.00
3.25
18.00

16.50 5.71
8.50 5.56
3.25
0.00
14.00 22.22

Britannia Bulk Holdings

Fifth Street Finance
Safe Bulkers
Verso Paper Corp

DWT/NSE
FSC/NSE
SB/NSE
VRS/NSE

6/18
6/12
5/29
5/15

19.00
15.12
22.00
12.00

15.00 21.05
14.12 6.61
19.00 13.64
12.00
0.00

3.00
7.27
5.66
1.82

American Captl Agency AGNC/NDQ

Western Gas Partners LP WES/NSE
Real Goods Solar
RSOL/NDQ
Colfax
CFX/NSE

5/15
5/ 9
5/ 8
5/ 8

20.00
19.00
12.00
17.00

20.00
0.00
16.50 13.16
10.00 16.67
18.00
5.88

Maiden Holdings Ltd

MHLD/NDQ
Pioneer Southwest Energy PSE/NSE
Whiting USA Trust I
WHX/NSE
Hatteras Financial
HTS/NSE

5/ 6
5/ 1
4/25
4/25

10.00
21.00
21.00
26.00

10.00
19.00
20.00
24.00

American Water Works AWK/NSE

Intrepid Potash Inc
IPI/NSE
Visa Inc
V/NSE
CardioNet
BEAT/NDQ

4/23
4/22
3/19
3/19

26.00
29.00
42.00
20.00

HeritageCrystal Clean HCCI/NDQ

Bioheart Inc
BHRT/NDQ
MAKO Surgical Corp
MAKO/NDQ
ArcSight Inc
ARST/NDQ

3/12
2/19
2/14
2/14

Asia Time Corp

2/12

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Energy-Other
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Electrical-Equipment
Leisure-Movies & Related

Crdt Suisse Frst Bos

Citigroup
Westpark Capital
Morgan J P

80.00
48.51
70.21
84.83

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Finance-Investment Mgmt
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Paper & Paper Products

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Crdt Suisse Frst Bos

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15.50
15.08
21.10

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18.42
24.60
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Friedman, Billings
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21.50 17.31
32.00 10.34
44.00
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18.97 11.77
16.77 47.59
48.51 10.25
21.85 21.39

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Financial Services-Misc
Medical/Dental-Services

Goldman Sachs & Co

Goldman Sachs & Co
Morgan J P
Citigroup

12.50
5.50
11.00
11.00

11.50 8.00
5.25 4.55
10.00 9.09
9.00 18.18

10.34
1.68
7.01
6.11

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Medical-Biomed/Biotech
Medical-Systems/Equip
Computer Sftwr-Security

Blair William & Co

Merriman Curhan Ford
Morgan J P
Morgan Stanley

4.00

3.50 12.50

Elec-Misc Products

Westpark Capital

0.00
9.52
4.76
7.69

5.23 68.30
6.39 24.82
3.05 6.15
12.00 14.29

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Internet-Network Sltns
Goldman Sachs & Co
Comml Svcs-Advertising Merrill Lynch
Comml Svcs-Schools
Citigroup

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29.90
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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

Percentage of planned and actual retirement, by age

Planned Retirement Age Creeps Up

The average American plans to retire at age 65,
the age at which workers can receive full Social
Security benets. The target date is up from 62
more than 10 years ago. Now 56% of workers
plan to retire at 65 or earlier. But 86% of current
retirees actually stopped working at 65 or earlier.

Workers Retirees
(planned) (actual)

Workers Retirees
(planned) (actual)
Before 55
55-59
60-61
62-64
65

3%
7
11
11
24

20%
19
10
23
14

66-69
70 or older
Never retire/never worked
Dont know

9%
20
7
7

Reasons to postpone retirement*

Sources of retirement income

Workers (expected)

Pay bills, make new purchases

28%

Have enough money

4%
6
2
3

15%

Poor economy

15%

Retirees (reported)

Social Security
Retirement plan such as 401(k)

17%

Cost of living higher

than expected

Personal savings or investments

Individual retirement accounts
Pension

*among workers who plan to retire later

Source: Retirement Condence Survey 2008

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40

60

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MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs

Growth Funds Leading The Market

INVESTMENT TRENDS

These funds are among the top 25% in 3- year performance

Fund Distributions In 08 Seen Falling

Tax Hit Should Plunge
With winning stocks
few and far between,
capital gains dried up
BY PAUL KATZEFF
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

With the approach of mutual-fund

distributions season, payouts of capital gains and dividends appear
headed down. It would be the second year in a row of declines.
Yet any distributions that do occur
will add insult to injury for millions
of fund owners in taxable accounts.
In a year when they are likely to
see their fund returns slip, they will
still get tax bills for distributions. A
little vigilance can forestall such
events.
Its not unique to us. This will be
one of those years when shareholders overall will likely have negative
returns, but will nonetheless realize
capital-gain distributions that are
taxable, said Greg Hinkle, T. Rowe
Prices treasurer of its funds.
He added: Mostly, its a reflection
of gains realized by funds early in
the year before stock and fund values were reduced in the market.
Funds must distribute the bulk of
their realized capital gains and dividends to shareholders each year.
That lets Uncle Sam collect up to
15% in taxes on long-term cap gains
and qualified dividends. Short-term
gains are taxed as ordinary income.
Shareholders in tax-deferred retirement accounts need not be con-

Mutual Fund Performance

2008
%
Chg Fund

2008
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

4 Wk Net
2008
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV %
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
1.52 68 Intl RealEst 42 12.69n 1.06
28 GlbHlthCare 19 20.87 .92 + 3 UShTxOptInc 0 10.02n ..
Alger Funds A
Am Beacon AMR
$ 1.6 bil 8009923863
$ 1.4 bil 8003883344
43 Capital Appr 24 8.75 .54 41 Large Cap Val 25 13.78n .83
43 Spectra
23 6.74n .39
Am Beacon Inst
$ 5.6 bil 8003883344
Alger Instl
$ 2.6 bil 8009923863
46 Intl Equity 29 12.41n .88
43 Cap Appr
24 12.55n .75 41 Large Cap Val 25 13.90n .85
57 Mid Cap Gr 34 8.27n .65 + 1 Sh Term Bd
0 8.59n ..
44 Small Grow 28 15.87n .96 34 Sml Cap Val 29 11.67n .65
2 TreasInfPrC 5 9.64n .02
Allegiant I
$ 3.6 bil 8006223863
Am Beacon Pln
1 Intrmd Bond 2 10.24n +.01
$ 6.4 bil 8003883344
46 Intl Equity 29 12.24n .87
Alliance Brnstn A
$ 19.7 bil 8002215672
41 Large Cap Val 25 13.23n .81
30 Bal Wealth 17 9.33 .. 34 Sml Cap Val 29 11.38n .64
33 Balanced
20 11.05 .54
Amana Funds
46 Global Tech 26 42.39 1.87
$ 1.3 bil 8007288762
22 15.90n .71
13 GloblBond
9 6.83 .05 31 Growth
46 Gr & Inc
29 2.29 .19 26 Income
17 22.77n .95
41 Growth
24 24.43 1.20
Amer Cent A
$ 5.3 bil 8003452021
27 HiIncome b 21 5.88 .13
18 5.64n .31
53 Intl Growth 34 9.65 .71 26 Equity Inc
55 Intl Val
36 9.98 .88 37 FundmtlEq 23 9.23 .59
39 Lrg Cp Grow 21 14.42 .63 44 Heritage
27 12.00 .73
8 Muni CA
5 9.68 +.18 .. RealEstate
.. no quote
44 Wealth Appr 28 8.89 .58 28 StrAlloMod 17 4.84n .19
Alliance Brnstn Adv
Amer Cent Adv
$ 4.9 bil 8002215672
$ 1.9 bil 8003452021
55 Intl Val
36 10.17n .89 2 Infltn Adj
5 10.42n +.04
44 Wealth Appr 28 8.93n .59
Amer Cent Instl
$ 6.9 bil 8003452021
Alliance Brnstn B
$ 3.3 bil 8002215672
26 Equity Income 18 5.64n .31
31 Bal Wealth 17 9.28n .. 7 Intl Bond
8 13.13 .10
38 LrgCoVal
23 4.34n .29
Alliance Brnstn C
$ 4.9 bil 8002215672
39 Real Estate 38 12.76n 1.14
31 Bal Wealth 17 9.29n ..
Amer Cent Inv
$ 47.4 bil 8003452021
55 Intl Val
36 9.76n .86
28 1ChoiceMod 18 9.02n .35
Alliance Brnstn I
$ 4.4 bil 8002215672
22 Balanced
15 12.21n .39
45 GlbRlEstII
31 6.30n .53 3 CA TxFreeBd 3 10.38n +.16
55 Intl Value
36 10.03 .88 + 1 Divers Bd
1 10.00n +.05
7 Intmd Dur
5 13.46n +.03 64 Emerg Mkts 38 4.07n .41
36 EquityGrow 24 15.41n .93
Allianz A
$ 7.7 bil 8004260107
26 EquityInc
18 5.64n .31
38 NFJ Div Val 27 9.96 .73 44 Giftrust
27 17.86n 1.07
48 NFJ IntlVal 35 13.40 1.18 + 4 Ginnie Mae
0 10.34n ..
29 NFJSmlCpVal 26 20.97 1.23 59 Glbl Gold Eq 50 9.08n 1.69
44 GlblGrwth 28 5.92n .38
Allianz Admin
$ 1.3 bil 8004260107
+ 1 Govt Bond
0 10.89n +.02
25 16.47n .88
29 NFJSmlVal 26 20.97n 1.23 38 Growth
44 Heritage
27 12.29n .75
Allianz C
$ 3.2 bil 8004260107
37 Income & Gr 24 17.94n 1.16
5 10.44n +.04
39 NFJ Div Val 28 9.93n .73 2 Infltn Adj
7 Intl Bond
8 13.13n .10
Allianz Instl
$ 5.5 bil 8004260107
53 Intl Disc
33 6.51n .43
38 NFJ Div Val 27 10.04n .74 48 IntlGrowth 31 7.17n .47
29 NFJSmlCpVal 26 21.84n 1.28 38 LrgCoVal
23 4.34n .29
24 AlphaHedg 12 10.05n .. 28 Mid Cp Val 25 8.00n .44
39 Real Estate 38 12.74n 1.14
Alpine Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8887855578
40 Select
25 24.63n 1.32
49 Dynamic Div 28 5.48 .30 + 3 ShTerm Govt 0 9.53n +.02

For Wednesday, October 22, 2008 51 Euro Grwth m 32 21.06

A
60 AcadEmMkt 39 12.36n 1.27
Access Capital Strat
$ 543 mil 6172367274
.. CommInvmnt .. no quote
AdvisorOne Funds
$ 827 mil 8668110225
44 Amerigo N 29 8.63n .63
AIG Retirement I
$ 14.0 bil 8005721980
46 ForeignVal 30 7.01 .49
36 Growth
21 7.35 .01
45 IntlGrowI
29 7.29 .51
38 MidIndex
29 14.43 .91
43 Sci&Tech
26 8.39 .38
34 SmallIdx
28 10.65 .62
38 StckIdx
24 22.32 1.44
AIG Retirement II
$ 3.8 bil 8005721980
45 IntlSmEq
27 9.52 .47
42 MidVal
28 10.05 .61
37 SocRespbl 25 7.94 .51
AIM Funds A
$ 26.7 bil 8009594246
53 AsiaPacGr m 29 13.41 .81
50 Basic Value b 31 15.72 1.25
46 Cap Dvlp b 29 9.91 .64
28 Charter b
21 11.77 .61
44 Constlatn b 26 16.50 1.11
54 Develp Mkts m32 15.56 1.21
47 Energy b
39 23.71 2.77
51 Euro Grwth m 32 21.09 1.52
28 GlbHlthCare b 19 20.86 .92
50 GlbSmMidGr m30 12.06 .77
45 Intl Growth 28 17.68 1.17
40 Lrg Cap Gr b 24 7.90 .44
28 Mid Core Eq b 24 16.92 .89
35 Real Estate b 32 14.75 1.08
33 Sml Cap Eq b 27 7.88 .41
38 Sml Cap Gr b 28 18.09 1.05
+ 4 USGovt
0 8.64 +.02
AIM Funds B
$ 3.8 bil 8009594246
29 Charter m
21 11.25n .58
29 Mid Core Eq m 24 13.95 .73
AIM Funds C
$ 2.9 bil 8009594246
29 Charter m
21 11.28n .58
AIM Funds Instl
$ 3.0 bil 8005541156
28 Charter
21 12.11n .63
45 Intl Growth 28 17.98n 1.18
AIM Funds P
$ 1.9 bil 8009594246
39 Summit P b 26 9.15n .58
AIM Funds Investor
$ 5.5 bil 8005541156
28 Diverse Div b 23 8.84 .50
46 Dynamics b 29 12.90n .86
47 Energy b
39 23.63n 2.76

2008
4 Wk Net
%
% Asset NAV
Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
31 Sm Cp Value 28 5.15n .26
28 StrAlloMod 17 4.85n .18
+ 5 Target 2010 + 1 103.32n +.17
+ 5 Target 2015 1 90.04n +.47
0 Target 2020 4 64.55n +.81
1 Target 2025 4 55.60n +.79
3 Tax Free
3 10.12n +.16
42 Ultra
23 14.59n .71
29 Value
20 4.33n .25
46 Vista
26 11.56n .68
American Fds B
$ 40.0 bil 8004214120
38 AMCAP
24 11.61n .59
27 Balanced
17 13.72n .48
14 BondFdAm 7 10.92n ..
33 CapIncBldr 20 40.75n 1.72
42 CpWrldG&I 27 25.13n 1.67
45 EuroPac Gr 29 27.49n 1.87
41 Fundmntl
28 24.72n 1.53
39 Gr Fd Amer 26 19.94n 1.12
24 Hi Inc Tr
18 8.50n .06
31 Inc Fd Am
19 12.90n .51
36 Inv Co Am
22 20.67n 1.12
32 Mutual
21 18.78n .94
41 New Pers
26 19.66n 1.23
49 New World 33 29.55n 2.38
49 SmCpWrld 29 20.16n 1.10
+ 2 US Gov Sec
0 13.60n +.03
35 Wash Mut 23 21.33n 1.34
American Funds A
$ 690 bil 8004214120
37 AMCAP
23 12.12 .62
26 Balanced
17 13.78 .48
13 Bd Fd Am
7 10.92 ..
33 CapIncBldr 20 40.75 1.72
42 CapWld G&I 27 25.26 1.68
8 CapWrldBd 8 17.62 .06
45 EuroPac Gr 29 28.02 1.90
41 Fundmntl
28 24.79 1.53
39 Gr Fd Amer 26 20.75 1.17
12 High Inc Muni 7 12.70 +.17
24 High Income 18 8.50 .06
31 IncFd Amer 19 12.99 .51
3 Interm Bond 2 12.69 +.01
36 Inv Co Am
22 20.77 1.12
3 Ltd Tax Ex
3 14.33 +.12
32 Mutual
21 18.91 .96
42 New Econ
25 15.64 .82
41 New Pers
26 20.13 1.26
49 New World 33 30.29 2.44
0 ShrtTermBd 1 9.77 +.01
48 Sm Cp Wrld 29 21.14 1.14
9 Tax Ex CA
6 14.21 +.28
6 Tax ExBdAm 4 11.06 +.20
+ 3 US Gov Sec
0 13.60 +.03
35 Wash Mutl 23 21.46 1.36
Aquila Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002284227
2 HI Tax Free A 2 10.63 +.13
Ariel Mutual Fds
$ 3.3 bil 8002927435
41 Appreciation 31 25.27n 1.93
45 Ariel
32 25.39n 1.83

2008
%
Chg Fund

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

Artio Global Funds

$ 25.3 bil 2122973600
44 IntlEqIIA
25 9.59 .44
44 IntlEqIII
25 9.65 .45
46 IntlEqty A
25 23.47 1.07
46 IntlEqty I
25 24.09 1.09
3 Tot Retrn I
3 12.53n +.04
Artisan Funds
$ 23.0 bil 8003441770
51 Intl
32 14.63n 1.23
34 Intl Val I
24 16.80n .98
55 IntlSmlCap 30 10.65 .71
43 Mid Cap
30 17.65n 1.03
31 Mid Cap Val 28 12.42n .75
43 Small Cap
30 9.58n .53
26 Small Cap Val 27 10.32n .58
Asset Mgmt Fds
$ 1.4 bil 8005273713
15 UltraShMort 3 7.95n .02
AssetMark Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8006645345
8 Cor Pl Fxd
4 8.25n ..
ASTON Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8009928151
33 Mont&CldGrI 23 17.92n .89
33 Mont&CldGrN 23 17.83n .88
42 OptimumMidN 32 16.42n 1.11
31 TAMROSmlN 24 12.81n .49

B
Baird Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8007922473
4 AggregteBd 3 9.69n +.03
Barclays Glob Inv
$ 2.4 bil 8882043956
28 Lfpth2020 I 19 11.96n .49
Baron Funds
$ 16.0 bil 8009922766
39 Asset
27 38.81n 2.10
38 Growth
28 31.17n 1.62
46 Partners
33 12.40n .82
42 Small Cap
28 13.93n .76
BB & T Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8002281872
2 TotRetBdIns 2 9.76n +.02
BBH Funds
$ 999 mil 8006255759
40 Intl Eq N
26 9.94n .73
Bernstein Funds
$ 25.1 bil 2127564097
2 CA Muni
3 13.66n +.10
1 Diversifd Muni 3 13.58n +.10
59 Emerg Mkts 38 16.75n 1.78
51 Intl
31 12.23n .86
7 Intrmd Dur 5 11.83n +.02
2 NY Muni
3 13.35n +.12
51 Tx Mg Intl
31 12.22n .89
Berwyn Funds
$ 416 mil 8009926757
12 Income
11 10.31n .14
Blackrock A
$ 32.8 bil 8004417762
53 AllGlobRes m 46 9.63 1.32
29 BalCaptial 18 18.29 .77
39 BasicVal
25 17.68 1.23
34 Equity Div 23 13.11 .77
38 Fndmtl Gr
23 14.42 .76

How To Read Mutual Fund Tables & Graphs

Fund tables list 4,000 funds in the IBD Monday Special/IBD Weekly Special edition and 2,200 funds on other days.
The list is composed of funds with a 36-Month Performance Rating of A+, A or A- and with at least $200 million in assets,plus funds ranked by assets regardless of performance rating. All other funds can be found at www.investors.com/
data and at dailygraphs.coms Fund Center. O Denotes independent fund that does not belong to family listed above.
Each 36-Month Performance Rating, vs. all other mutual funds, is recalculated each month on a total return basis. All
dividends and capital gains included. Daily accrual fund returns are calculated on a monthly basis. A+=Top 5%, A=Top
10%, A#=Top 15%, B+=Top 20%, B=Top 25%, B#=Top 30%, C+=Top 35%, C=Top 40%, C#=Top 45%, D+=Top 50%,
D=Top 60%, D#= Top 70%, E=Below 70%. A+, A, A# and B+ 36-Month Performance Ratings are all boldfaced. %
changes are on a total return basis. Top 2% of funds in % performance yesterday are boldfaced. Performance of income
funds may be compared to other income funds, bond funds to other bond funds, etc. Fund company family names are
boldfaced. Fund family assets as of 09/30/08. b=assets used to pay 12(b)(1) plan distribution costs, r=redemption
charge may apply, n=no initial load and appears after Net Asset Value, m=multiple fees, p=previous days quote, s=split,
x=ex-dividend or capital gains distribution. 5-Yr After Tax Rtn=5 year after-tax return assuming an average ordinary
income tax rate of 35% on dividends and a 15% long-term capital gains tax rate. The top 25% of growth funds for the
past3 yearsthat are beating the S&P 500 this year areshown graphically each dayon the firstMutual Fundspage.All figures are on a total return basis. Funds shown in the two daily performance lists have at least $125 million in assets and a
36-Month Performance Rating of B or better, unless otherwise noted.

cerned. They do not face taxes on

yearly distributions. They are typically taxed only when they take
money out of their accounts.
Many funds realized gains if they
were forced to sell securities to
meet redemptions by panicky shareholders as the market sell-off quickened in September and October,
says Michael Eisenberg, a certified
public accountant specializing in financial planning. Any that cant be
offset by realized losses get paid out.
Forced selling may have fueled at
least a little of the capital gains
kicked out by funds this year, said
Eisenberg, president of Eisenberg
Financial Advisors in Los Angeles.

Payouts Rose
Distributions rose four straight
years, from 2003 through 2006, before last years pullback.
Total 2007 distributions were
$462.6 billion vs. $575.7 billion the
year prior, according to the Investment Company Institute, a fund industry trade group.
Fund families are expecting this
years decline to be much steeper.
T. Rowe Price, for example, sees
its funds capital gains alone falling
by 55% to 60% this year.
The firm has not yet analyzed its
dividend outlook. But my guess is
that youre probably going to see dividends down slightly, if for no other
reason than financial stocks
which are one of the big dividend
payers have slashed or eliminated
their dividends entirely.
Currently, T. Rowe expects its
$18.6 billion Equity Income Fund

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

26 Glob Alloc
15 14.59 .62
46 Glob Growth 27 10.21 .73
49 Glob Res b 44 29.60 4.32
39 Glob SmCp 26 14.23 .83
0 Govt Inc
0 10.24 +.01
18 HealthSciOp b 13 24.55 .84
23 HiYld Bd
18 5.59 .03
2 InflPrtBd
4 9.65 .01
+ 3 IntGovtBd
0 10.41 +.02
48 Intl Opport 32 20.52 1.50
60 Latin Amer r 45 26.33 4.48
41 Lg Core
25 7.81 .48
40 Lg Value
26 11.05 .70
50 Natural Res 42 35.27 4.79
38 S&P500Idx 24 11.11n .72
37 SmGrEq b
27 14.11 .80
10 TotalRet
3 9.99 +.01
37 US Opport
26 22.92 1.16
BlackRock B
$ 5.0 bil 8004417762
26 Glob Alloc
15 14.24n .60
BlackRock BlRk
$ 2.7 bil 8004417762
7 TotalRet
2 8.53n +.02
BlackRock C
$ 17.7 bil 8004417762
39 Basic Value 25 16.61n 1.16
35 Equity Div 23 12.85n .75
39 Fndmtl Gr
23 13.00n .69
26 Glob Alloc
15 13.69n .57
19 HealthSciOp b 13 23.28n .79
41 Lg Core
25 7.29 .45
41 Lg Value
26 10.37 .65
BlackRock I
$ 1.6 bil 8004417762
40 Lg Value
26 11.29 .71
BlackRock Instl
$ 26.4 bil 8004417762
54 AllGlobRes m 46 9.75 1.34
29 Bal Cap
18 18.36 .77
39 Basic Value 25 17.79 1.24
34 Equity Div 23 13.14 .77
38 FndmtL Gr 23 14.85 .79
26 Glob Alloc
15 14.66 .61
39 Glob Sm Cp 26 14.45 .84
+ 5 GNMA
+ 1 9.84n .01
+ 3 IntGovtBd
0 10.39n +.02
48 Intl Opport 32 21.47n 1.57
47 Intl Val
29 15.18 1.26
41 Lrg Core
25 7.97 .49
9 MuniInsred 5 6.70 +.23
7 Natl Muni
4 9.17 +.24
38 S&P500Idx 24 11.16n .72
36 SmGrEq
27 15.29n .87
10 TotalRet m 3 9.99 +.02
7 TotalRetII
2 8.51n +.02
37 US Opportun 26 24.00n 1.21
Blackrock R
$ 1.4 bil 8004417762
26 Glob Alloc
15 14.17n .59
BNY Mellon
$ 12.0 bil 2124951784
+ 1 Bond M
1 12.17 +.03
52 Emg Mkts M 35 9.71n .94
0 Int Bond M 1 12.06n +.03
44 Intl M
27 8.40n .59
40 Lrg Stk M
25 6.03n .35
41 Mid Stk M
27 7.28n .49
4 NatlIntMunM 3 12.07n +.19
4 PAIntMunM 3 11.66n +.16
34 Sml Stk M
23 8.28n .42
Brandes
$ 761 mil 8002377119
41 InstIntlEqI 26 13.45n .96
Brandywine Fds
$ 6.9 bil 8006563017
45 Blue
22 19.52n .62
43 Brandywine 25 20.88n 1.01
Bridgeway Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8006613550
55 Aggr Inv 2
37 9.86n .94
34 UltSmCoMkt 24 11.69n .58
31 Brown SmCo 26 24.50n 1.45
Buffalo Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8004928332
36 Small Cap
28 14.90n .74

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

Calamos Funds
$ 22.3 bil 8008237386
36 Gr & Inc A
22 20.06 .78
36 Gr & Inc B
22 22.64n .88
36 Gr & Inc C
22 20.16n .78
49 Growth A
30 30.16 1.76
49 Growth B
30 30.48n 1.78
49 Growth C
30 27.90n 1.63
48 Growth I
30 32.67n 1.91
16 Mkt Neut A 10 10.68 .20
Calvert Group
$ 10.0 bil 8003682745
11 Income A
8 14.22 +.06
45 LrgCapGrA 26 19.48 1.28
2 ShDurInc A 3 15.37 +.04
5 Social Bd A 5 14.55 +.04
35 Social Eq A 26 25.11 1.82
Cambiar Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8667778227
44 OpportInstl 31 10.71n .93
44 OpportInv
31 10.69n .93
Causeway Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8669477000
48 Intl Val Ins r 33 8.69n .71
48 Intl Val Inv r 33 8.62n .71
CG Cap Mkt Fds
$ 8.3 bil
2 CorFxInc
2 7.79n +.01
55 EmergMkts 32 9.12n ..
45 IntlEq
26 8.09n ..
41 LgCapGr
27 9.42n .64
42 LgCapValEq 28 6.54n .51
CGM Funds
$ 10.1 bil 8003454048
45 Focus
33 29.00n 2.59
32 Mutual
22 21.53n 1.22
44 Realty
39 17.45n 1.64
26 ChampSmCo 27 9.54n .55
Chesapeake Fds
$ 722 mil 8005253863
44 Core Growth 27 11.23n .73
47 Clipper
24 43.27n 3.13
+ 1 CO Bond A 1 9.14 +.04
Cohen & Steers
$ 7.4 bil 8004379912
35 Instl Realty 35 24.22 1.82
47 IntlRltyA
29 8.54 .74
47 IntlRltyC
29 8.50 .74
47 IntlRltyI
29 8.55 .75
36 RltyShrs
35 37.00 2.78
Columbia A
$ 26.3 bil 8003456611
39 Acorn
28 17.22 1.14
49 Acorn Intl
31 21.75 1.28
48 Acorn Sel
34 14.01 1.17
+ 3 Fed Secs
+ 1 10.54 +.01
38 Lrg Cap Val 24 8.37 .60
40 Marsico Gr 22 13.70 .67
43 Marsico21st 25 9.43 .52
40 Mid Cap Val 27 8.79 .60
38 MrscoFocEq 21 15.23 .65
29 SmCpVal I 27 30.79 1.64
10 Strat Inc
9 5.09 .03
8 Tax Exempt 5 11.95 +.23
Columbia B
$ 3.1 bil 8003456611
39 Acorn
28 16.24n 1.07
Columbia C
$ 4.8 bil 8003456611
40 Acorn
28 16.13n 1.06
40 Marsico Gr 22 12.70n .61
43 Marsico21st 25 8.94n .49
Columbia Z
$ 72.4 bil 8003456611
39 Acorn
28 17.71n 1.17
49 Acorn Intl
31 21.82n 1.29
48 Acorn Sel
34 14.31n 1.20
37 Acorn USA 28 16.99n 1.10
2 Bond
2 8.60n +.05
3 CoreBond Z 2 9.88n +.03
33 Div Inc Z
20 9.69n .59
60 Emerg Mkts 38 5.73n .51
45 EngNatRes 35 13.92n 1.58
14 Hi Yld Muni 9 8.93n +.16
20 High Income 15 6.48n .02
49 Intl Equity 33 8.70n .74
49 Intl Stk
31 8.70n .66
40 Intl Value
24 11.85n .79
6 C&O MktOpp + 1 21.44n .24 8 Intmd Bond 5 7.73 +.03

Stock Fund Distributions

After rising four years, annual
payouts of capital gains and
dividends declined in 2007
In thousands
$640
480
320
160
0

97 99 01 03 05 07
Source: Investment Company Institute

to pay 9.1% of its net asset

value as of Sept. 30. That would top
the family in terms of distributions
as a percentage of NAV.
The groups $13.4 billion Mid-Cap
GrowthRPMGX is seen paying $2.85
per share, which would be 6.1% of
its Sept. 30 NAV. That would be the
complexs top distribution in dollars, Hinkle says.
American Century expects capitalgain payouts to fall by 55% overall.
Its balanced funds should cut back
by 29%. Its value funds arent expected to have any payouts.
The group sees $788 million Global GoldAGGWX as its top in distributions, at $2.00 a share, and in percentage of NAV at 14% as of Oct. 3.
Capital gains usually account for
thelionsshareofdistributions, especially in years when the overall market advances. In 2005 through 2007,
industrywide cap gains accounted
for 72% to 83% of all payouts.
Dividends often account for more
in years when the market pulls back
or right after. Dividends amounted
PRFDX

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

4 IntmMuniBd 3 9.55 +.12

40 Large Gr
25 15.35n .91
38 Lg Cap Idx 24 17.56n 1.13
38 Lrg Cap Val 24 8.38n .60
37 LrgCapCore 22 9.44n .58
38 LrgEnCore 24 8.78n .58
40 Marsico Gr 22 13.94n .68
43 Marsico21st 25 9.58n .54
51 MarsicoIntl 33 7.89n .76
44 Mid Cap Gr 31 14.84n 1.07
40 Mid Cap Val 27 8.80n .60
37 MidCap Idx 29 7.22n .45
38 MrscoFocEq 21 15.58n .66
31 Real Est Eq 33 9.05n .70
41 Sel Lg Gr
27 7.34n .33
42 Sel Small
29 10.41n .64
1 Sh Trm Bond 1 9.45n +.01
+ 2 Sh Trm Muni
0 10.20n +.04
31 Sm Cap Indx 27 12.93n .76
40 Small Gr I
28 18.34n 1.07
29 SmCpVal I 27 32.16n 1.71
34 SmCpVal II 26 8.99n .51
10 Strat Inc
9 5.04n .02
42 Strat Inv
27 12.07n .84
8 Tax Exempt 5 11.95n +.23
6 TotRet Bond 3 8.68n +.03
+ 6 US Trea Idx + 1 11.17n +.03
48 Val&Restrc 34 29.57n 2.69
Commerce Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003052140
1 Bond
2 17.66n +.04
+ 2 CRAQualInv b + 110.4
8n ..
Credit Suisse Common
$ 1.1 bil 8005772321
28 CommodRtn 27 8.50 .38
CRM Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8002762883
35 Mid Val Ins 25 19.13n 1.09

DE
Davis Funds A
$ 25.5 bil 8002790279
43 Financial
25 23.18 1.58
39 NY Venture 25 24.27 1.61
Davis Funds B
$ 1.5 bil 8002790279
40 NY Venture 26 23.12n 1.54
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 13.4 bil 8002790279
40 NY Venture C 26 23.27n 1.55
39 NY Venture Y 25 24.60n 1.63
35 Delafield 29 15.69n .85
Delaware A
$ 9.3 bil 8005234640
7 DivrsInc A
6 7.89 +.01
56 Emerg Mkts 37 7.59 .81
40 LargeCapVal 24 10.71 .67
+ 1 LtdTrmDiv
1 8.16 .01
5 Tax Fr MN
4 11.30 +.19
Delaware Instl
$ 1.2 bil 8008285052
42 US Growth 24 9.24n .48
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 3.2 bil 8002318002
51 Emerg Mkts 36 6.73n .64
+ 2 Global Fxd Inc 3 11.77n +.01
42 Intl Equity 26 13.38n .93
42 Labor Intl
25 11.57n .78
DFA Investment
$ 94.8 bil 3103958005
+ 2 1 Yr Fixed Inc + 1 10.17n +.02
+ 2 2Yr Glbl Fxd + 1 10.36n +.01
+ 3 5 Yr Gov
+ 2 10.50n +.03
+ 1 5GlbFxdInc + 1 10.73n +.02
53 Emerg Mkts 35 15.58n 1.51
59 Emg Mkt Sml 35 9.03n .68
56 EmMktCorEq 36 9.18n .89
59 EmrgMktValI 39 17.73 1.77
28 Glbl60/40 I 18 9.20 .36
42 Global Eq I 29 8.54 .58
47 Intl Small Co 30 9.83n .52
45 Intl SmCpVal 30 10.45n .54
49 Intl Value
33 11.91n .98
49 Intl Value III 33 11.15n .92
49 Intl Value IV 33 9.93n .82
47 IntlCoreEq 31 7.13n .51
50 IntlRealEst 35 4.18 .35
+ 4 Intrm Govt
0 11.86n +.06

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

45 Lg Cap Intl 30 13.97n 1.04

36 Real Estate 35 14.77n 1.19
+ 1 Sh Trm Muni
0 9.97n +.02
36 TAUSCorEq2 27 5.85n .38
37 TaxMg US Sm 28 14.85n .84
37 TaxMgTgtVal 30 13.43n .77
48 TxM Intl Val 31 9.85n .80
42 TxM US MkVl 29 9.87n .70
41 TxM US MkVl II 29 9.51n .67
37 TxMgdUSEq 24 9.63n .59
37 US Cor Eq 1 26 7.31n .45
37 US Cor Eq 2 26 7.23n .46
41 US Lg Cap Val 29 13.59n .96
38 US Lg Co Instl 24 7.05n .45
41 US LgCapVal 3 29 10.39n .74
38 US Lrg Co
24 26.43n 1.71
35 US Micro Cap 27 8.69n .43
35 US Small Cap 28 12.50n .67
36 US Sml Val 30 15.18n .84
37 US VectorEq 28 6.99n .43
33 USTgtVal
29 10.13n .59
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 3.8 bil 6142553333
24 LgShtA
19 13.94 .74
24 LongShortI 19 14.03n .75
Dodge&Cox
$ 118 bil 8006213979
35 Balanced
21 50.51n 2.31
5 Income
4 11.35n +.01
49 Intl Stock
32 23.62n 1.88
44 Stock
27 74.19n 4.96
Domini Soc Inv
$ 1.0 bil 8007626814
37 Equity
25 20.04n 1.20
Dreyfus
$ 20.3 bil 8006456561
+ 5 100% US Tr In + 1 13.18n +.01
34 Appreciation 23 29.25n 1.79
38 Bas S&P500 24 18.69n 1.21
0 Bd Mkt Inv
1 9.80n +.02
38 Disc Stock 24 21.18n 1.21
38 Dreyfus Fund 24 6.16n .36
40 Growth & Inc 24 9.55n .54
7 Intm Inc A
5 11.13 +.03
4 Intm Muni
3 12.32n +.16
41 MidCapVal A 29 16.62 1.21
8 Muni Bond r 5 10.25n +.20
6 NY Tx Ex r
4 13.26n +.33
38 S&P MidIndx 29 17.68n 1.09
38 S&P500 Idx 24 25.61n 1.65
31 SmCpStkIdx 27 14.65n .85
Dreyfus Premier
$ 12.9 bil 8002428671
7 CA Tax Ex Z 4 13.17n +.36
52 Emrg Mkts A 34 9.53 .92
+ 3 GNMA
+ 1 14.49n .01
66 GrtrChina A 27 16.62 1.18
44 New Leadr A 30 21.37 1.62
Driehaus Funds
$ 951 mil 8886368835
58 EmergMktsGr 32 18.14n 1.72
56 Intl Disc
36 18.38n 1.54
Dupree Mutual
$ 936 mil 8008660614
5 KY Tax Fr Inc 2 6.98n +.13
DWS Scudder A
$ 14.9 bil 8006211048
28 Balanced
18 6.94 .24
33 Cap Growth 24 37.54 2.10
46 Dreman HRt 28 24.02 1.76
33 DremanSmVal 27 23.07 1.29
21 High Income 17 3.75 .01
7 Mgd Muni
5 8.05 +.15
37 RREEFRealEs 35 11.81 .93
+ 3 StrGovSec
1 8.34 +.02
42 Technology 24 7.68 .28
DWS Scudder C
$ 1.1 bil 8006211048
47 Dreman HRt 28 23.97 1.76
DWS Scudder Instl
$ 4.0 bil 8006211048
31 AdvLifLngRg 20 7.20n .26
8 CoreFxdInc 4 9.43n +.03
38 Eq 500 Idx
24 101.70n 6.59
DWS Scudder S
$ 17.3 bil 8006211048
33 Cap Growth 24 37.86n 2.11
38 Eq 500 Idx
24 100.69n 6.52
51 GlobalThem 33 13.88n 1.08

to 66% of all distributions in 2002

and 76% in 2003. The overall market, measured by the S&P 500, lost
22.10% in 2002. It gained 28.68% in
2003, but many funds still had prioryear losses on their books with
which to offset gains.
In 04 the S&P 500 gained 10.88%.
Cap gains were 54% of payouts.
This year Hinkle expects the biggest distributions from growth
stock funds. Also, some foreign
funds might have hefty payouts due
to strong run-ups early in the year.
Many shareholders are leery
about buying shares in taxable accounts late in the year, during distribution season. They dont want to
get hit with taxes on shares whose
price run-up theyve missed.
But that strategy can have drawbacks.Ourlargestcapitalgaindistributionwillbelessthan 10% ofNAV,
T. Rowes Hinkle said. And there
are days weve seen some recently
when the market can move 10% or
close to it. So a person can time buys
and sells to avoid a dividend, but in
the process miss a significant market
move upon a single day.
What if you bought shares in a taxable account and expect a distribution, but the fund has lost ground?
If you sell to avoid a payout, beware of the wash-sale rule. If you
buy back the same shares within 30
days, any loss you took on the sale
would be disallowed as a write-off.
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4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

60 Gold & Prec 50 8.63n 1.39

42 Growth & Inc 28 10.48n .74
+ 4 IncomeGNMA 0 14.80n ..
50 Intl
31 35.04n 2.56
37 Lrg Cap Val 27 12.78 .82
61 LtnAmerEq 45 27.99n 4.64
7 Mgd Muni Bd 5 8.06n +.15
5 ShDurPlus
4 9.10n +.02
14 StrHiYdTax 9 10.53n +.28
Eaton Vance A
$ 28.6 bil 8002256265
17 AMTFrMunBd 8 7.72 +.36
31 Balanced
20 5.28 .22
42 DivBuilder 25 8.35 .51
21 Floating Rt 16 7.34 +.04
+ 3 Govt Oblig
0 7.25 +.01
21 Hi Yld Muni 11 7.45 +.20
24 Inc Bostn
19 4.43 .04
37 Lrg Cap Val 25 14.02 .91
6 Natl LtdMuni 3 9.19 +.12
21 Natl Muni
9 8.48 +.42
7 Strat Inc
7 7.01 ..
38 Tax Mgd Val 25 13.13 .85
35 TaxMgGr 1.1 23 17.52 1.06
37 TxMgdDivInc 22 8.16 .41
35 TxMgdGr 1.0 22 395.45n 23.8
14 WW HlthSci 15 8.86 .39
Eaton Vance C
$ 6.4 bil 8002256265
42 DivBuilder 25 8.37n .52
21 Floating Rt 16 7.10n +.04
37 Lrg Cap Val 25 14.01n .92
21 Natl Muni
9 8.48 +.42
8 Strat Inc
7 6.64 ..
37 TxMgdDivInc 22 8.14 .42
Eton Vance Instl
$ 1.2 bil 8002256265
52 TxMgdEmMkt 34 25.41n 2.02
Evergreen A
$ 12.4 bil 8003432898
+ 2 Adj Rate
0 9.02 ..
22 Asset Alloc 13 11.27 .35
45 Balanced
32 4.96 .37
43 Glbl Opport 27 20.13 1.12
7 Muni Bond 5 6.62 +.14
55 PreciousMtl 48 29.52 5.00
32 Special Val 28 13.86 .71
35 Util&Telecm 21 9.84 .51
Evergreen B
$ 2.8 bil 8003432898
23 Asset Alloc 13 11.08n .34
Evergreen C
$ 5.7 bil 8003432898
23 Asset Alloc 13 10.87 .33
55 PreciousMtl 48 27.63 4.68
Evergreen I
$ 11.2 bil 8003432898
+ 2 Adj Rate
0 9.02n ..
22 Core Bond
6 7.79n +.01
37 EnhcedS&P5 23 10.34n .63
4 Intl Bond I
5 10.35n .02
45 Intl Eqty
26 5.96n .35
7 Muni Bond 5 6.62n +.14
32 Special Val 28 13.99n .72
37 Strat Gr I
24 21.28n 1.08
3 US Govt
0 9.44n ..

F
28 Fairholme 23 23.09 1.04
FAM Funds
$ 842 mil 8009323271
29 Value
23 32.33n 1.49
FBR Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8888880025
39 Focus Inv r 26 33.18n 2.04
33 GasUtilInv r 23 13.89n .85
Federated A
$ 14.5 bil 8002455051
36 Amer Ldrs 21 11.10 .65
12 Bond
10 7.39 +.02
29 Capital Apprec 19 15.13 .78
33 Equity Inc
21 13.59 .74
22 Hi Inc Bond 18 5.63 .04
52 InterCont
34 31.67 2.15
42 Kaufmann 26 3.61 .20
44 KaufSmlCap 25 14.58 .68
19 Mkt Opps
19 9.61 .72
+ 1 Muni Ultrshrt 0 9.90 +.02
16 StratInc
14 7.00 .09

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

+ 2 US Govt Secs 0 7.60 +.01

Federated B
$ 2.8 bil 8002455051
30 Capital Apprec 19 14.39n .75
42 Kaufmann 26 3.43 .19
Federated C
$ 3.1 bil 8002455051
42 Kaufmn C
26 3.43 .19
19 Mkt Opps
20 9.54 .72
Federated F
$ 995 mil 8002455051
+ 2 Govt Inc Sec
0 8.76 +.02
Federated Instl
$ 13.7 bil 8003417400
+ 4 GNMA Instl + 1 10.91n +.01
+ 4 Govt 13 Instl 0 10.67n +.01
+ 5 Govt 25 Instl + 1 11.57n +.04
+ 1 GovUltSh
0 9.79n .01
+ 1 GovUltSh Sv
0 9.79n .01
+ 4 Income
0 10.26n +.02
42 Kaufmann K 26 3.61 .20
38 Mid Cap Idx 29 13.11n .82
+ 2 Mortgage
0 9.63n +.01
+ 5 Tot Ret Gov
0 11.05n +.04
3 Tot Rtn Bd
3 10.02n +.02
3 TotRtnBd Svc 3 10.02n +.02
Federated Y
$ 338 mil 8002455051
+ 4 US Gov 13
0 10.67n +.01
Fidelity Adv A
$ 20.8 bil 8005227297
46 Divers Intl r 28 11.72 .94
43 Equity Gr
25 36.67 2.19
41 Equity Inc
25 16.59 1.17
33 HiInc Advt 24 6.45 .09
50 Lev Co Stk 37 19.12 1.62
52 Mid Cap A
34 11.01 .90
41 Mid Cp II
29 9.94 .63
38 New Insight 23 13.43 .71
29 Small Cap
20 17.53 .79
13 Strat Inc
11 9.68 .07
Fidelity Adv C
$ 7.5 bil 8005227297
47 Divers Intl 28 11.17n .89
50 Lev Co Stk 37 18.34n 1.57
38 New Insight 23 13.00n .69
14 Strat Inc
12 9.66n .08
Fidelity Adv Free A
$ 4.1 bil 8005448888
28 2015
17 8.80 .31
33 2020
21 8.86 .39
35 2025
22 8.39 .39
38 2030
24 8.69 .45
Fidelity Adv I
$ 22.1 bil 8005260084
44 Div Growth 30 7.03n .54
46 Divers Intl 28 11.94n .96
43 Equity Grow 25 39.06n 2.33
41 Equity Inc
25 17.06n 1.20
+ 5 GovtIncome + 1 10.48 +.04
41 Growth & Inc 25 12.34n .77
33 HiInc Advt 24 6.18n .09
46 Large Cap
28 11.02n .70
50 Lev Co Stk 37 19.33n 1.65
52 Mid Cap I
34 11.42n .94
38 New Insight 23 13.57n .72
45 Overseas
27 13.20n .88
2 Sh Fxd Inc
0 8.84n +.02
+ 4 Sh Intmd Govt + 1 9.90n +.01
29 Small Cap
20 18.25n .82
13 Strat Inc
11 9.77n .07
19 StrtRealRet 17 7.80n .14
6 TotalBond
5 9.29n +.03
Fidelity Adv T
$ 19.9 bil 8005260084
32 Balanced
19 10.86 .43
46 Divers Intl 28 11.58 .93
43 Equity Gr
25 36.56 2.19
42 Equity Inc
25 16.81 1.19
54 Growth Opp 31 19.77 1.41
33 HiInc Advt 24 6.47 .09
50 Lev Co Stk 37 18.82 1.60
53 Mid Cap
34 11.14 .91
38 New Insight 23 13.34 .71
29 Small Cap
20 17.05 .77
13 Strategic Inc 12 9.67 .08
Fidelity Freedom
$ 75.1 bil 8005448888
14 2000
9 10.45n .14

4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg

25 2005
15 8.68n .26
26 2010
16 10.72n .33
27 2015
17 8.83n .29
32 2020
20 10.36n .44
34 2025
22 8.47n .39
37 2030
24 9.99n .51
38 2035
24 8.21n .44
39 2040
25 5.72n .31
39 2045
25 6.72n .38
41 2050
26 6.58n .39
12 Income
8 9.75n .12
Fidelity Select
$ 22.6 bil 8005448888
16 Biotechnlgy r 14 56.32n 2.23
47 Brokrge&Inv r 28 34.01n 2.52
39 Chemicals r 33 50.71n 4.10
28 ConsumeStpl r 19 48.06n 2.50
44 Dfnse&Aero r 25 46.73n 1.97
48 Electronics r 27 23.63n 1.20
55 Energy r
43 29.57n 4.02
57 Energy Svcs r 48 41.66n 5.74
55 Gold r
48 17.70n 3.21
33 Health Care r 20 80.80n 4.29
48 Materials r 37 30.29n 2.61
17 Med Eq & Sys r 20 20.08n .94
55 Natural Gas r 43 21.13n 2.92
56 Natural Res 45 17.50n 2.49
41 Sftwr&Cmp r 22 47.56n 2.65
49 Technology r 30 41.76n 2.43
Fidelity Spartan
$ 56.2 bil 8005448888
38 500 Idx Adv 24 62.59n 4.04
38 500 Idx Inv 24 62.58n 4.05
38 ExtMkt Adv 28 23.53n 1.40
38 ExtMkt Inv 28 23.53n 1.40
46 IntlIdx Adv 30 25.52n 1.92
46 IntlIdx Inv 30 25.52n 1.92
+ 6 IntTrsBdIdx r + 1 10.63n +.05
38 TotMkt Adv 25 25.43n 1.61
38 TotMkt Inv 25 25.43n 1.61
38 US EqIdxAdv 24 31.72n 2.05
38 US EqIdxInv 24 31.72n 2.05
Fidelity Invest
$ 556 bil 8005448888
36 100 Index
21 6.78 .41
34 4in1 Idx r 22 19.95n 1.09
42 AdvCapDevO 26 7.27n .39
47 AdvDivStkO 29 8.91n .59
48 Aggres Gr r 27 11.98n .57
28 AssetMgr50% 17 10.94n .34
35 AssetMgr70% r 2210.9
7n .52
14 AsstMgr20% r 9 10.50n .10
32 Balanced
19 13.15n .53
38 BlueChipGro 26 26.74n 1.53
7 CA Muni Inc 4 10.98n +.24
43 Canada r
37 34.80n 3.06
26 Cap & Inc
19 6.15n .03
41 CaptlApprec 25 15.80n .89
49 China Rgn 26 15.77n .91
37 Contrafund 23 45.37n 2.42
46 Convrt Secs 31 14.86n .69
40 Disciplnd Eq 24 17.81n 1.08
48 Diversifd Intl 32 20.75n 1.62
43 Dividend Grow 30 15.89n 1.19
63 Emrg Mkts 41 12.45n 1.34
43 Equity Inc
26 30.58n 2.24
41 Equity Inc II 25 13.20n .94
50 Euro CapApp r 32 13.35n 1.01
48 Europe r
30 21.93n 1.60
43 Exprt&Mltint r 28 14.55n .93
41 Fidelity Fund 25 22.76n 1.37
49 Fifty r
30 11.14n .85
14 FloatHiInc 12 7.95n +.08
27 Global Balncd 17 16.47n .46
+ 4 GNMA
+ 1 10.99n +.02
+ 5 Govt Income + 1 10.47n +.04
49 Gr & Inc
30 13.63n .91
43 GrDiscovery 26 9.23n .55
41 Grwth Cmpny 27 49.11n 2.83
21 High Income 18 6.48n ..
49 Independnc 35 14.21n 1.26
3 InflProtBd
5 10.48n ..
+ 5 Int Gov Inc
+ 1 10.50n +.02
2 Int Mun Inc 3 9.46n +.12
47 Intl Discov 29 22.65n 1.61
49 IntlSmCap 31 11.88n .56
6 Intmd Bond 4 9.27n +.03
6 Inv Grade Bd 4 6.50n +.03

A8
2008
%
Chg Fund

MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

41 Japan r
25 8.52n .58
47 Large Cap Stk 28 10.32n .66
60 Latin Amer r 44 25.10n 3.86
51 LevrgdCoStk 37 15.83n 1.41
37 LgCorEnhIdx 23 6.36 .40
39 Low Pr Stk 27 22.00n 1.33
39 Lrg Cp Val r 23 8.81n .57
6 MA Muni Inc 4 10.68n +.23
50 Magellan
31 45.80n 3.22
39 MegaCpStk 22 7.05n .42
4 MI Muni Inc 3 10.97n +.19
47 Mid Stk
32 15.27n 1.10
41 Mid Val r
28 9.59n .62
+ 1 Mortg Secs
0 10.13n +.01
7 Municipal Inc 4 11.37n +.26
42 New Millnm 28 17.21n 1.13
29 NewMktsInc r 26 9.92n .63
6 NJ Muni Inc r 4 10.52n +.18
6 NY Muni Inc 4 11.60n +.31
44 OTC
26 29.04n 1.46
50 Overseas
30 24.12n 2.02
59 Pacific Basin r 34 12.37n .74
29 Puritan
17 13.20n .47
38 Real Estate 35 15.98n 1.33
+ 1 Sh Int Muni 1 10.13n +.04
2 Short Term Bd 1 8.18n +.02
42 Small Stk
30 9.93n .62
47 SmIndep r 31 10.58n .66
45 Sml Grow r 30 8.73n .62
35 Sml Val r
29 8.79n .51
40 SmlOpport 28 5.52 .33
54 SoEast Asia r 26 18.05n 1.17
41 StkSelector 25 17.48n 1.10
41 StraDiv&Inc 26 7.26n .40
19 StraRealRet r 17 7.81n .14
13 Strategic Inc 12 8.69n .07
6 Tax Fr Bond 4 9.73n +.22
6 Total Bond
5 9.30n +.03
44 Trend
26 39.51n 2.27
0 US Bond Idx 1 10.48n +.05
42 Utility
22 11.73n .83
42 Val Disc
26 10.35n .68
45 Value
32 41.37n 3.03
41 World Wide 26 12.54n .75
FidltyAdvFoc A
$ 857 mil 8005227297
55 Energy r
43 20.19 2.77
FidltyAdvFoc T
$ 662 mil 8005227297
55 Energy r
43 20.73 2.85
Fifth Third Inst
$ 3.5 bil 8003340483
8 Bond
1 8.66n +.03
0 Sh Trm Bd
0 9.17n +.01
First Amer Y
$ 12.6 bil 8006773863
9 Core Bond
5 9.69n ..
35 Equity Inc
21 9.45n .59
38 Equity Index 24 16.30n 1.06
3 Int Tax Fr
3 9.97n +.11
7 Int Trm Bd
5 8.94n +.01
45 Intl
29 8.29n .64
37 LgCapGrOpp 23 20.90n 1.11
39 Mid Cap Val 26 15.19n .93
45 MidCapGrOpp 28 23.61n 1.56
33 Real Estate 33 11.80n .86
13 Total Retrn 7 8.40n .04
First Eagle
$ 17.7 bil 8003342143
31 Fund Amer Y 24 18.21n .90
27 Global A
19 32.73 2.16
43 Gold A
37 13.74 1.65
28 Overseas A 18 16.60 1.06
23 US ValueA 19 12.33 .47
First Invstrs A
$ 4.8 bil 8004234026
+ 4 Government b 0 10.82 ..
37 Gr & Inc b
26 9.89 .58
5 Ins Tax Ex b 3 8.96 +.16
31 Spec Stuatn b 23 15.88 .72
First Src Mono
$ 991 mil 8007668938
34 IncEquity
24 10.03n .62
FMI Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8008115311
25 Common Stk 27 15.99n .86
30 Focus
27 21.61n 1.12
29 Large Cap b 21 10.91n .61
Forum Funds
$ 3.9 bil 8009436786
12 AbsStrat
8 9.56n .18
37 Wintergrn 22 9.13n .34
FPA Funds
$ 5.8 bil 8009824372
29 Capital
26 25.79 1.43
18 Crescent I
15 20.50n ..
+ 3 New Income
0 10.92 ..
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 115 bil 8003425236
+ 3 Adj US Gov
0 8.87 ..
8 AZTaxFrInc 5 9.67 +.26
38 Bal Sheet
28 35.69 2.05
13 CA HighYld 8 8.27 +.17
7 CA InsTxFr
4 11.19 +.36
6 CA IntTxFr
5 10.45 +.16
9 CA Tax Fr
6 6.32 +.17
38 Cap Growth 26 7.72 .45
48 ChinaWrld 26 22.66 1.03
38 Equity Inc
24 11.95 .68
5 FedIntTxFr 4 10.47 +.16
8 FedTxFrInc 4 10.63 +.28
6 FL Tax Fr
4 10.49 +.24
17 FltRateDly 14 7.71 +.02
36 Flx Cap Gr
24 31.11 1.53
38 FoundAlloc 23 8.10 .35
60 Gold & Prec 51 14.63 2.58
35 Grwth
24 28.96 1.42
22 High Inc
17 1.49 ..
12 HiYldTxFr
7 8.82 +.17
32 Income
19 1.66 .03
7 Ins Tax Fr
3 10.87 +.34
+ 3 LtdMatGovt + 1 10.14 +.03
5 MI InsTxFr
3 11.05 +.30
5 MN Ins Tax Fr 3 11.00 +.24
7 MO Tax Fr
4 10.79 +.30
53 Nat Resrces 44 20.11 2.68
8 NC Tax Fr
5 10.74 +.34
7 NJ Tax Fr
5 10.80 +.28
5 NY Tax Fr
4 10.63 +.30
6 OH InsTaxFr 3 11.36 +.29
6 OR Tax Fr
4 10.64 +.25
8 PA Tax Fr
4 9.19 +.25
6 Real Rtrn
8 9.60 .06
31 Rising Divs 21 23.25 1.26
35 SmlCapVal 32 26.42 1.69
42 SmMdCapGr 28 20.52 1.27
13 Strat Inc
9 8.51 ..
8 Totl Retrn
4 8.82 +.02
+ 4 US Gov Sec + 1 6.49 ..
32 Utilities
19 9.79 .55
7 VA Tax Fr
5 10.42 +.31
Frank/Tmp Fr B
$ 5.4 bil 8003425236
33 Income
19 1.65n .04
+ 4 US Govt Secs + 1 6.48n ..
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 26.6 bil 8003425236
9 CA Tax Fr
6 6.31 +.17
8 FedTxFrIn
4 10.62 +.27
39 FoundAlloc 23 7.92n .35
60 Gold & Prec 51 14.20 2.51
12 HiYldTxFr
7 8.92 +.17
33 Income
19 1.67 .04
13 Strategic Inc 9 8.50 .01
+ 4 US Gov Sec + 1 6.46 ..
32 Utilities
19 9.75 .55
Frank/Tmp FrAd
$ 8.7 bil 8003425236
32 Income
19 1.65n .04
42 SmMidCapGr 28 21.00n 1.30
+ 4 US Govt Secs + 1 6.51n ..
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
$ 19.0 bil 8002929293
39 Beacon A
25 9.16 .49
27 Discovery A 14 23.31 .50
27 Discovery B 15 22.73n .48
32 European A 14 17.14 .39
25 Qualified A 14 16.27 .44
37 Shares A
23 15.66 .76
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
$ 5.8 bil 8003425236
40 Beacon
25 9.02 .48
27 Discovery
15 23.00 .49
32 European
14 17.03 .39
25 Qualified
14 16.03 .44
37 Shares
23 15.41 .74
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
$ 21.5 bil 8004483863
39 Beacon
25 9.25n .49
27 Discovery
14 23.61n .51

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

31 European
14 17.50n .39
24 Qualified
14 16.40n .45
37 Shares
23 15.82n .76
Frank/Tmp Tp A
$ 41.1 bil 8003549191
55 Dvlp Mkts
32 13.32 1.01
47 Foreign
30 6.58 .36
44 Glbl Opport 26 12.90 .73
47 Glbl Sm Co 32 4.43 .17
0 Glob Bond
2 10.97 .04
45 Growth
27 13.21 .79
28 Income
15 2.16 .05
42 World
25 10.87 .62
Frank/Tmp TpAd
$ 9.2 bil 8002929293
48 ChinaWrld 26 22.83n 1.03
55 Devlp Mkts 32 13.34n 1.01
47 Foreign
30 6.56n .36
.. Glob Bond
.. no quote
45 Growth
27 13.25n .79
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
$ 6.5 bil 8006322301
55 Devlp Mkts C 32 12.90 .99
48 Foreign C
30 6.42 .35
0 Global Bd C 2 10.99 .04
45 Growth C
27 12.79 .76
27 MutualDiscR 15 23.09n .50
Franklin Temp
$ 1.3 bil 8002929293
3 Hard Curncy 4 9.14 ..
Frontegra
$ 1.4 bil 8888252100
33 Iron Sm Cap 29 11.83n .74
FundX Upgrader
$ 1.0 bil 8664553863
.. FundX Up p
.. 25.52n ..

GHI
Gabelli A
$ 769 mil 8004223554
27 Utilities
17 6.20 .31
47 Value
33 8.85 .66
Gabelli AAA
$ 4.9 bil 8004223554
6 ABC Fund
6 9.22n .14
40 Asset
27 29.91n 1.98
36 Equity Inc
24 14.04n .86
32 Sm Cap Gr 25 21.75n 1.12
Gamco AAA
$ 1.8 bil 8004223554
59 Gold
52 11.60n 2.22
46 Growth
31 19.69n 1.54
Gateway Funds
$ 3.8 bil 8003546339
16 Gateway A 14 23.64 .89
GE Elfun S&S
$ 10.7 bil 8002420134
4 Income
3 10.34n +.02
46 Intl Equity 30 15.30n 1.25
36 S&S Program 26 28.50n 2.03
6 Tax Exempt 4 10.50n +.23
34 Trusts
26 32.36n 2.00
GE Instl Funds
$ 4.4 bil 8002420134
46 Intl Equity 30 10.06n .83
36 SmValEqInv 28 9.10n .56
30 Stratgc Inv 19 8.86n .36
Glenmede Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8004428299
+ 1 CoreFxdInc 1 10.52n .01
52 Intl Equity 34 8.51 .70
GMO Trust II
$ 997 mil 6173307500
45 Foreign
27 9.49n .65
GMO Trust III
$ 15.7 bil 6173307500
32 Emerg Ctry Dt 24 6.82n .33
58 Emerg Mkts 38 7.76 .74
45 Foreign
27 9.54n .65
45 Intl Cor Eq 30 21.76n 1.46
43 Intl Gro Eq 28 16.01n 1.03
44 Intl Intrn Val 28 16.89n 1.08
47 Intl Sm Cos 30 5.04n .29
44 TxMg Intl Eq 29 10.90n .74
33 US Core Eq 21 8.72n .51
28 US Qual Eq 17 15.86 .81
GMO Trust IV
$ 14.2 bil 6173307500
12 CorePlusBd 9 7.99 .05
32 Emerg Ctry Dt 24 6.82n .34
58 Emerg Mkts 38 7.73n .74
45 Foreign
27 9.54n .66
45 Intl Core Eq 30 21.75n 1.47
43 Intl Gro Eq 28 16.03 1.02
44 Intl Intrn Val 28 16.89n 1.07
GMO Trust V
$ 1.4 bil 6173307500
58 Emerg Mkts 38 7.72n .74
28 US Qual Eq 17 15.86 .81
GMO Trust VI
$ 20.4 bil 6173307500
6 Domestic Bd 4 8.61 ..
58 Emerg Mkts 38 7.73n .75
.. EmrgMktOpp .. no quote
45 Intl Core Eq 30 21.75 1.47
11 StratFixInc 6 21.28 .09
33 US Core Eq 21 8.70n .51
28 US Qual Eq 17 15.86n .81
GoldmnSachs A
$ 21.5 bil 8007625035
40 Capital Gr
29 14.36 .90
11 Core Fxd Inc 4 8.59 .03
59 Emerg Mkts 38 10.60 1.06
+ 1 Govt Income 1 14.67 .02
34 Gr&Inc Strat 21 8.40 .37
36 Growth & Inc 23 16.41 1.02
39 Growth Opp 31 13.69 .99
41 Growth Strat 27 8.43 .53
18 Hi Yld Muni 10 8.13 +.10
25 High Yield 19 5.40 .03
38 Lrg Val
24 8.59 .55
38 Mid Cap Val 27 21.95 1.46
39 Real Est Secs 35 9.21 .74
+ 4 Sh Dur Govt
0 10.07 +.01
27 Sm Val
26 24.96 1.35
47 StrucIntlEq 30 7.59 .60
GoldmnSachs C
$ 1.8 bil 8007625035
42 Gr Strat
27 8.30n .53
34 Gr&Inc Strat 21 8.36n .37
GoldmnSachs In
$ 17.3 bil 8007625035
11 Core Fixed Inc 4 8.62n .03
59 Emerg Mkts 38 11.15n 1.12
0 Enhanced Inc 1 9.39n +.01
5 Global Inc
1 12.11n +.04
39 Growth Opp 31 14.33n 1.03
25 High Yield 18 5.41n .03
17 High Yld Muni 10 8.13n +.09
38 Mid Cap Val 27 22.19n 1.48
39 Real Est Secs 35 9.29n .75
+ 5 Sh Dur Govt
0 10.03n ..
27 Sm Val
25 26.22n 1.42
42 Struc Lg Gr 25 8.60n .51
39 Struc LgVal 24 7.93n .56
43 StrucIntlEq 24 8.42n ..
1 UltShDurGv 1 8.87n .01
16 Grnsprng 15 19.52n .53
GuideStone G4
$ 8.6 bil 8002620511
38 Aggr Allo
22 10.05n ..
24 Bal Allo
13 10.68n ..
32 Gr Allo
17 10.50n ..
41 GrwthEquity 25 11.96n .70
49 Intl Equity 31 9.40n .73
2 LowDurBond 0 12.27n ..
7 MedDurBond 4 12.12n .01
39 ValueEquity 24 10.32n .68
Hansberger
$ 932 mil 8004146927
53 IntlGrowthI 36 9.54n .90
Harbor Funds
$ 38.2 bil 8004221050
0 Bond Instl
+ 1 11.41n ..
36 CapAppr Ins 21 23.87n 1.14
36 CapAppr Inv 21 23.58n 1.12
47 Intl Admin 31 37.77n 3.12
50 Intl Gr I
32 8.07n .79
47 Intl Instl
31 38.03n 3.14
47 Intl Inv
31 37.58n 3.11
43 Mid Gr Instl 29 5.32n .33
35 SmVal Instl 29 12.97n .86
Harding Lvnr
$ 1.8 bil 8007624848
56 Emerg Mkts 35 25.28n 2.40
44 Intl Equity 32 10.65 .82
Hartford A
$ 26.5 bil 8888437824
34 Advisers b 21 10.32 .47
30 Balanc All b 19 8.20 .31
46 Cap Apprec b 30 21.68 1.49
45 CapAppr II b 29 8.14 .50

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

31 Checks&Bal b 20 6.95 .31

36 Div & Gr b
25 13.29 .93
33 Eqty Inc b
20 9.39 .60
21 Float Rate x 16 7.22 .01
46 Grow Oppor b 31 17.36 1.07
2 Infl Plus x
5 10.28 ..
36 Mid Cap b
27 13.64 .76
7 TotlRetnBd x 5 9.36 +.03
Hartford B
$ 3.1 bil 8888437824
47 Cap Apprec m 30 19.22n 1.33
37 Mid Cap m 27 12.01n .67
Hartford C
$ 7.8 bil 8888437824
47 Cap Apprec m 30 19.35 1.34
21 Float Rate x 17 7.21 .01
37 Mid Cap m 27 12.12 .68
Hartford HLS IA
$ 36.5 bil 8888437824
33 Advisers
21 13.89n .61
46 Cap Apprec 30 25.80n 1.86
40 Discp Eq
25 8.24n .51
37 Div & Gr
26 13.85n 1.00
52 Global Grow 32 10.29n .74
47 Grwth Opps 31 16.84n 1.05
38 Index
24 19.28n 1.24
47 Intl Opport 27 7.97n .59
36 Mid Cap
27 16.12n .90
40 Small Co
28 11.18n .64
44 Stock
28 26.25n 1.81
9 TotlRetnBd 5 10.16n +.03
+ 1 US Gov Sec
0 10.73n +.01
Hartford HLS IB
$ 7.9 bil 8888437824
33 Advisers
21 14.00n .62
46 Cap Apprec 30 25.51n 1.83
37 Div & Gr
26 13.78n 1.00
47 Intl Opport 27 8.04n .59
36 Mid Cap
27 15.92n .89
40 Small Co
28 10.92n .62
9 TotlRetnBd 5 10.09n +.03
Hartford L
$ 868 mil 8888437824
46 Grwth Opps b 31 17.75 1.10
Hartford Y
$ 6.2 bil 8888437824
46 Cap Apprec 30 23.39n 1.61
46 CapApprecI 30 21.66n 1.49
36 Div & Growth 25 13.47n .94
36 Mid Cap
27 14.77n .82
7 TotlRetnBd x 5 9.47n +.03
Heartland Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8004327856
32 SelValInv
27 17.90n 1.15
17 ValPlusInv 24 18.87n .92
40 ValueInv
29 24.98n 1.51
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 3.7 bil 8888326774
46 Intl Opp A
28 13.87 .86
47 Intl Opp C
28 13.14 .82
Heritage Funds
$ 2.4 bil 8004214184
39 MidCapStkA 26 17.16 .99
36 SmCapStk A 29 21.33 1.22
Hirtle Callaghan
$ 4.0 bil 8009818917
.. Growth Eq
.. no quote
.. SmCapEqty
.. no quote
.. Value Equity .. no quote
Hodges Fund
$ 539 mil 8668110224
44 Hodges Fund 31 15.24n 1.07
Homestead
$ 967 mil 8002583030
37 Value
24 22.30n 1.34
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 5.2 bil 8664938637
46 Core Val I
28 6.40 .40
47 LgCapVal A 29 10.58 .70
47 LgCapVal I 29 10.62 .71
42 MidCapVal I 31 11.83 .74
Huntington
$ 1.2 bil 8002530412
43 Intl Eq Tr
29 8.37n .57
Hussman Funds
$ 4.3 bil 8004877626
7 Strat Gr
11 14.42n .22
2 StraTotRet 8 11.19n .25
ICAP Funds
$ 3.0 bil 8882214227
39 MainstayEqI 24 25.04 1.80
39 MnstySelEqI 24 23.46 1.64
34 ICM SmCo 29 21.85n 1.25
ICON Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8007640442
39 Energy
28 20.52n 1.42
ING Fds A
$ 6.4 bil 8009920180
31 Corp Ldrs
22 15.61n 1.14
42 GlbRealEst 30 11.79 .99
+ 4 GNMA Inc
+ 1 8.43 ..
7 Intermd Bd 2 9.21 +.01
42 Intl Value
26 10.76 .79
70 Russia
49 21.28 1.94
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 2.1 bil 8009920180
42 Intl Val I
26 10.79n .78
33 Real Est I
33 9.60n .71
ING Partners
$ 1.9 bil 8009920180
.. JPMrgIntlI
.. no quote
41 PriceGrEq I 25 33.32n 1.92
Ivy Funds
$ 25.1 bil 8007776472
28 AssetStr A 15 20.01 .42
28 AssetStr B 15 19.57n .41
28 AssetStr C 15 19.63n .42
28 AssetStr Y 15 20.02n .43
61 GlbNatResA 47 15.11 1.77
62 GlbNatResB 47 14.11n 1.66
62 GlbNatResC 47 13.78n 1.62
61 GlbNatResY 47 15.16n 1.77
47 IntlCorEqA 31 9.91 .67
37 LrgCapGr A 22 9.42 .39
57 PacificOppA 31 9.26 .71
34 Real Est A
33 12.53 .91
32 Sci & Tech A 23 20.62 .70

JKL
J Hancock 1
$ 21.8 bil 8002255291
43 LifestylAgg 28 8.66n .58
32 LifestylBal 21 9.44n .36
37 LifestylGr
24 9.44n .47
24 LifestylMod 16 9.87n .24
16 LSConserv 10 10.80n .13
J Hancock A
$ 11.1 bil 8002255291
30 Balanced
20 10.88 .48
9 Bond
5 12.86 .01
46 ClassicVal 29 11.54 .72
+ 2 Govt Income
0 8.96 +.01
38 High Yield 21 2.98 .04
40 Lrg Cap Eq 31 16.93 1.39
20 Regionl Bnk 14 16.77 .92
32 Sov Invstrs 21 11.98 .66
10 Strat Inc
8 5.59 .02
32 US Glb LdGr 24 19.47 .99
J Hancock C
$ 847 mil 8002255291
41 Lrg Cap Eq 31 15.65 1.28
James Adv Funds
$ 482 mil 8009952637
13 JamGolBalA 9 15.72 .24
Janus
$ 73.9 bil 8005253713
20 Balanced
13 20.08n .44
19 Balanced
12 20.94n .43
48 Contrarian 30 10.15n 1.11
43 Enterprise 31 33.13n 2.54
1 Flex Bond
2 9.23n +.03
43 Fundment Eq 27 15.05n 1.14
47 GlbResearch 31 8.23n .63
42 Global Tech 28 9.02n .57
28 GlobLifeSci 21 17.23n .92
43 Growth & Inc 26 20.44n 1.21

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

19 High Yield 15 7.03n ..

41 Janus
26 19.18n 1.25
30 Mid Val Inst 25 15.69n .91
31 Mid Val Inv 25 15.57n .90
48 Orion
34 6.81n .50
54 Overseas
35 24.99n 2.08
45 Research
29 17.14n 1.32
24 Sml Val Inst 23 17.00n .73
25 Sml Val Inv 23 16.77n .72
41 Twenty
28 43.88n 1.77
51 Venture
31 28.54n 1.70
45 World Wide 25 30.04n 1.74
Janus Adv A
$ 1.6 bil 8005253713
41 Forty
28 24.46 1.03
Janus Adv S
$ 5.7 bil 8005253713
42 Forty
28 24.25n 1.02
50 Intl Growth 33 32.37n 2.58
41 Mid Cap Gr 29 22.66n 1.52
Janus Aspn Inst
$ 4.8 bil 8005253713
20 Balanced
13 21.93n .51
0 Flexible Bd 2 11.19n +.03
42 Forty
28 23.98n .99
53 Intl Growth 33 25.84n 2.08
40 Lrg Cp Grow 25 15.80n .98
43 Mid Cap Gr 32 21.42n 1.68
45 WorldwideGr 25 19.33n 1.10
Jennison Dryden A
$ 14.4 bil 8002251852
40 20/20 Focus 29 9.42 .69
40 Blend A
26 11.28 .73
0 Govt Inc
1 8.67 +.03
36 Growth
22 11.61 .56
27 Health Sci 17 15.77 .62
19 HighYield
16 4.20 .02
37 Mid Cap Gr 27 15.96 1.12
7 Natl Muni
4 13.30 +.29
58 NaturlRsrc 46 25.41 3.48
40 Small Co
30 12.71 .77
48 Utility
28 7.32 .61
43 Value
29 10.42 .83
Jennison Dryden B
$ 1.4 bil 8002251852
58 NaturlRsrc 46 21.75n 2.97
Jennison Dryden Z&I
$ 3.8 bil 8002251852
36 Growth Z
22 12.00n .57
26 Hlth Sci Z
17 16.31n .63
40 Small Co Z 30 13.24n .81
27 JensenPtfI 20 20.46n 1.05
27 JensenPtfJ 20 20.46n 1.04
JP Morgan A
$ 13.2 bil 8004804111
+ 1 Core Bond
1 10.50 +.02
38 Equity Idx
24 20.41 1.32
.. Govt Bond
.. no quote
29 Inv Gr&Inc 19 9.86 .39
35 Inv Growth 22 10.11 .54
21 Invstr Bal
14 9.71 .25
38 Mid Cap Val 28 15.09 1.08
33 Small Cap Eq 26 19.47 1.15
37 USRlEst
35 10.60 .83
JP Morgan B
$ 2.4 bil 8004804111
29 Inv Gr&Inc 19 9.81n .39
JP Morgan Instl
$ 6.3 bil 8004804111
2 IntmTxFrBd 2 10.16n +.12
37 Mid Cap Val 28 15.39n 1.09
37 TxAwr Disc Eq 24 12.16n .76
41 Value Opps 24 10.11 .73
JP Morgan Selct
$ 40.1 bil 8004804111
59 AsiaEq
34 16.67n 1.38
+ 1 Core Bond
1 10.49n +.02
6 CorePlusBd 5 7.04n +.01
55 EmrgMktsEq 35 11.47n 1.17
38 EquityIndex 24 20.41n 1.32
+ 4 Govt Bond
0 10.32n +.04
19 High Yield 15 6.08n .02
+ 7 HighStatMk + 1 16.11n +.03
0 Intermd Bd 1 10.13n +.03
48 Intl Eq Idx
31 15.42n 1.21
48 Intl Value
30 9.70n .73
2 IntmTxFrBd 2 10.17n +.12
39 Intrepid Gr 24 14.97n .81
49 IntrepidInt 29 12.90n 1.03
40 Intrpd Amer 24 16.53n 1.03
.. Mid Cap Val
.. no quote
2 Mult MktNtr 2 9.93n .05
5 Muni Inc
4 9.02n +.09
+ 2 Sh Dur Bd
0 10.52n +.01
33 SmallCapEq 26 21.10n 1.24
4 Tax Fr Bond 3 11.61n +.21
+ 3 TreasAgency 0 9.97n ..
32 TrSmlEqCore 28 26.26n 1.42
6 TxAwrRlRet 5 9.13n +.06
36 US Equity
24 6.82n .42
37 US Real Est 34 10.61n .83
36 USLgCorPls 23 13.31n .83
JP Morgan Ultra
$ 2.6 bil 8004804111
+ 1 Core Bond
0 10.50n +.02
+ 3 Mrtge Back + 1 10.39 +.02
+ 2 Sh Dur Bd
0 10.52n +.01
Keeley Funds
$ 6.4 bil 8889335391
39 SmlCapValA 34 16.68 1.33
Kinetics Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8009303828
51 Paradigm
28 15.32n 1.11
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 4.1 bil 8004473332
48 IntlMktMsInv 31 11.27n .76
48 IntlMktMsSel 31 11.29 .76
38 USDiscSel
30 11.01n .66
Lazard Instl
$ 5.5 bil 8008236300
52 Emerg Mkts 38 11.14n 1.18
Lazard Open
$ 1.8 bil 8008236300
52 Emerg Mkts 38 11.25n 1.19
Legg Mason
$ 14.5 bil 8008225544
60 Emerg Mkt 39 11.13n 1.19
57 OpporFinInt 31 6.69n .46
57 Opport Pri 31 6.44n .45
50 SpecialInv 33 16.34n .95
52 Value Fncl 25 31.09n 1.82
52 Value Instl 25 31.98n 1.87
52 Value Tr
25 27.73n 1.62
Legg Mason Partners
$ 36.4 bil 8004512010
45 Agg Gr B
28 56.64n 4.43
44 Aggr Gr I
28 68.21n 5.33
45 AggressGr A 28 64.79 5.06
45 Agress Gr C 28 57.35 4.48
31 Apprec A
21 10.17 .58
32 Apprec B
21 9.79n .56
7 CA Muni A
4 14.82 +.41
34 Cap & Inc A 22 10.26 .46
31 DivStrategy1 20 12.33 .74
36 Equity O
23 8.93 .53
39 Fund Val A 26 9.26 .70
39 Fund Val B 26 8.53n .65
5 IntTrmMuniA 4 5.89 +.08
37 Lg Gr A
21 15.86 .72
6 Mgd Muni A 4 14.11 +.31
4 NY Muni A
3 12.33 +.28
Leuthold Funds
$ 3.5 bil 8002736886
32 Asset Allo
22 7.55 .34
32 Asset Allo
22 7.54 .35
31 CoreInv
22 12.26n .55
LKCM Funds
$ 859 mil 8006885526
36 SmCapEqInst 26 12.82n .84
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 16.7 bil 8004459469
43 Intl
25 11.32n .78
49 Partners
34 17.04n 1.13
46 Small Cap
33 14.55n .99
Loomis Syls
$ 28.2 bil 8006333330

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

26 Bond Instl 17 10.28 .03

26 Bond Ret
17 10.24 .04
14 Glob Bd Ret 11 13.15n .11
14 GlobBd Inst 11 13.26 .11
32 SmCapVl Inst 25 16.80n .87
27 Strat Inc A 18 10.37 .05
28 Strat Inc C 18 10.41 .05
36 Value Y
23 13.93n .94
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 1.1 bil 8006333330
21 Fixed Income 16 10.68n .08
Lord Abbett A
$ 31.7 bil 8002016984
38 Affiliated
22 8.62 .54
33 All Value
24 8.14 .47
41 Alpha Strat 28 14.78 .85
30 Bal Strat
19 7.80 .27
21 Bond Deben 15 5.94 .05
45 Dvlp Grwth 28 11.07 .73
20 HiYldMuniBd 12 10.69 +.20
48 IntlCoreEq 29 8.19 .57
41 Mid Cap Val 27 10.35 .65
13 Natl Tax Fr
8 9.12 +.22
32 Res Lg Core 21 20.83 1.20
31 ResAmerVal 19 8.48 .32
33 ResSmallVal 28 18.76 1.16
32 Sml Blend 27 11.10 .60
4 Totl Retrn
4 9.73 +.05
Lord Abbett B
$ 2.8 bil 8004261130
38 Affiliated
22 8.65n .54
21 Bond Deben 16 5.95n .05
Lord Abbett C
$ 4.5 bil 8004261130
38 Affiliated
22 8.63n .54
34 All Value
24 7.77n .45
21 Bond Deben 16 5.95n .05
Lord Abbett I
$ 3.1 bil 8004261130
38 Affiliated
22 8.64n .55
33 ResSmVal 28 19.84n 1.23
Lord Abbett P
$ 1.3 bil 8002016984
33 ResSmallVal 29 18.58n 1.15
41 LSV Val Eq 27 10.14n .75

MNO
MainStay A Fds
$ 5.9 bil 8006246782
20 High Yld Cp 15 4.70 .02
38 Lrg Cp Grow 25 4.42 .25
MainStay B Fds
$ 1.6 bil 8006246782
20 Hi Yld Cp
15 4.67n .02
Mainstay I Fds
$ 3.0 bil
+ 1 Indexed Bd 1 10.55 +.01
38 MAP
25 21.78 1.39
38 S&P500 Idx 24 21.00n 1.36
Mairs & Power
$ 2.4 bil 8003047404
27 Growth
21 55.40n 3.03
Managers Funds
$ 7.1 bil 8005484539
20 Bond
13 19.39n .04
2 Fremont Bond 1 10.00n .04
36 MidGrowInst 26 8.43n .50
0 Sh Dura Govt 1 9.44n ..
41 SpecialEq
27 37.72n 2.25
34 TimsqSmGr I 26 7.70n .41
Manning & Napier Fu
$ 3.1 bil 8004663863
26 ProBlndExtS 19 11.39n .42
20 ProBlndModS 15 10.16n .30
39 WorldOppA 27 6.05n .33
Marshall Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8005803863
+ 1 GovtIncomeY 1 9.36n ..
Marsico Funds
$ 8.0 bil 8888608686
43 21st Century 25 10.00n .57
38 Focus
22 12.30n .55
41 Growth
24 13.12n .65
51 Intl Opp
34 8.75n .88
Mass Mutl Prem
$ 4.4 bil 8005426767
3 Core Bond S 3 10.38n +.01
46 Intl Eq S
29 9.57n .63
Mass Mutl Select
$ 9.6 bil 8005426767
38 Index Eq Z 24 8.46 .55
Masters' Select
$ 2.3 bil 8009600188
45 Intl
28 10.32n .69
Matthews Asian
$ 6.2 bil 8007892742
55 China
28 18.07n 1.41
37 Gr & Inc
23 11.94n .61
60 India
32 9.72n .56
50 Pac Tiger I 27 14.03n .86
Mellon Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8002214795
32 Bos Sml Val 27 14.79n .83
3 Merger Fund 1 14.53n .22
Meridian Funds
$ 2.7 bil 8004466662
32 Growth
23 25.67n 1.30
29 Value
21 22.73n 1.16
Merk Hard Funds
$ 326 mil 8666375386
12 CurrencyInv 13 9.86 .19
Metro West
$ 8.0 bil 8002414671
8 Low Dur Bd 2 8.06n .02
3 Total Ret Bd 1 9.14n ..
3 Total Ret Bd I 1 9.14n +.01
Metzler/Payden Inves
$ 418 mil 8666738637
65 Euro EmgMkt 46 13.38 1.28
MFS Funds A
$ 38.0 bil 8006372929
11 Bond
7 10.53 +.03
40 Core Equity 27 11.22 .79
35 Core Growth 23 12.83 .68
59 Emrg Mk Eq 38 17.88 1.78
22 GlblTotRet 15 10.73 .35
37 Global Eq
25 17.16 1.16
+ 4 Govt Secs
+ 1 9.66 +.01
37 Growth
24 26.44 1.32
35 Growth Allo 23 9.74 .53
44 Intl Growth 28 14.94 1.11
48 Intl Nw Ds 31 12.74 .90
45 IntlDivrs A 29 8.67 .66
34 MA Inv Tr
23 13.69 .85
37 MA InvGrSk 25 9.62 .60
27 Mod Alloc
18 9.98 .39
12 Muni Hi Inc 8 6.73 +.11
37 Research
25 16.77 1.16
47 Resrch Intl 31 10.30 .84
7 Rsrch Bond 5 8.87 +.03
25 Total Ret
16 11.22 .43
43 Util
26 10.80 .99
36 Value
24 16.86 1.18
MFS Funds B
$ 6.1 bil 8006372929
25 Total Ret B 16 11.21n .43
44 Util
26 10.76n .98
36 Value
24 16.76n 1.17
MFS Funds C
$ 5.5 bil 8006372929
25 Total Ret
16 11.26n .44
44 Util
26 10.77n .98
36 Value
24 16.72n 1.17
MFS Funds I
$ 8.0 bil 8006372929
47 Intl Nw Ds 31 13.08n .93
37 Research
25 17.11n 1.18
7 Rsrch Bond 5 8.87n +.03
47 Rsrch Intl
31 10.63n .86
36 Value
24 16.94n 1.18
MFS Instl Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8006372929
40 Intl Eq
27 11.94n .86
Morgan Stan
$ 639 mil 8008696397
+ 4 LtdDurUSGvt + 1 9.34n +.02
Morgan Stan A

INVESTORS.COM

4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg

$ 4.9 bil 8008696397

40 EqWtS&P500 29 22.50 1.59
47 FocGrowth 30 18.18 .97
31 SpecialVal 26 9.37 .51
24 Strategist 14 14.66 .39
Morgan Stan B
$ 5.8 bil 8008696397
38 DivGrSecs 24 11.30n .81
6 USGovtSecs
0 8.27n +.02
Morgan Stan I
$ 2.3 bil 8008696397
10 TaxEx Secs 5 9.70n +.25
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 19.6 bil 8005487786
44 ActIntlAlI
28 8.54n .59
47 CapGr I
29 13.15n .82
16 CorPlFxd I
3 9.08n ..
60 Emer Mkts I 38 12.98n 1.27
39 Intl Eq P
25 11.40n .78
39 IntlEq I
25 11.54n .79
.. IntlRealEsI
.. no quote
18 Ltd Dur I
0 7.91n ..
46 MdCpGrP
28 17.47n 1.32
46 MidCapGr I 28 17.96n 1.37
8 MunicipalI 3 11.31n +.23
42 SmCoGr I
26 7.58n .40
31 US SmlValI 26 16.02n .87
36 USRealEstI 34 9.20n .68
38 Muhlnkmp 21 40.08 1.92
Munder A
$ 2.8 bil 8004385789
45 MidCoreGr b 29 16.50 1.19
Munder Y
$ 2.2 bil 8002393334
45 Mid Core Gr 29 16.79n 1.21
Nationwide D
$ 1.1 bil 8008480920
41 Nationwide 27 9.98 .63
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 4.6 bil 8008480920
0 Bond Index 1 10.53n +.03
46 Intl Idx
30 5.96n .46
38 MidMktIdx 29 9.28n .58
38 S&P500 Idx 24 7.52n .49
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 3.6 bil 8008480920
39 InvDestAggr 26 6.59n .42
25 InvDestMod 17 8.00n .28
33 InvDstMdAg 22 7.30n .37
Natixis Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002255478
39 CGM TargEqA 23 7.59 .51
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 999 mil 8008779700
31 Genesis
28 19.78n 1.27
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 11.9 bil 8008779700
38 Focus
25 16.92n 1.05
31 Genesis
28 23.64n 1.52
31 Genesis I
28 32.54n 2.09
38 Guardian
27 11.14n .71
40 MidGrwth
25 6.55n .39
50 Partners
34 16.29n 1.53
38 Soc Respons 27 16.51n 1.05
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 6.0 bil 8008779700
31 Genesis
28 33.93n 2.18
50 Partners
34 12.54n 1.18
New Covenant
$ 1.6 bil 8008586127
40 Growth
26 21.41n 1.40
51 NewAltrntve 36 27.88 2.56
Nicholas Group
$ 2.4 bil 8002275987
32 Nicholas
23 30.39n 1.60
Northeast Inv
$ 910 mil 8002256704
26 Trust
17 5.04n .04
Northern
$ 16.7 bil 8005959111
0 BondIndex 2 9.79 ..
57 EmergMktsEq 37 6.14 .62
1 Fixed Income 2 9.47n +.02
47 GlbRlEstIdx 33 5.63 .51
20 Hi Yld Fx Inc 16 5.78n .01
.. Intl Eq Idx
.. no quote
46 Intl Growth Eq 29 6.45n .52
4 Intmd Tax Ex 3 9.51n +.17
46 MltMgrIntEq 30 6.44 .52
+ 4 ShInt US Gv + 1 10.33n +.02
26 Sm Cap Val 26 10.27n .56
38 Stock Index 24 11.08n .72
5 Tax Ex
3 9.50n +.24
Northern Instl
$ 1.9 bil 8006371380
0 Bond A
1 19.04n +.04
38 Equity Index A 24 9.56n .62
+ 6 US Tr Idx A
+ 1 22.40n +.07
Nuveen Cl A
$ 8.1 bil 8002578787
23 Hi Yld Muni 13 15.26 +.45
1 LtdTrmMuni 2 10.28 +.07
39 TrdwndValOp 29 18.59 1.40
Nuveen Cl C
$ 2.2 bil 8002578787
23 Hi Yld Muni 13 15.25n +.45
Nuveen Cl R
$ 6.0 bil 8002578787
22 HiYldMuniBd 13 15.27n +.45
4 IntmDurMun 4 8.23n +.11
39 TrdwndValOp 29 18.64 1.40
Oakmark I
$ 26.0 bil 8006256275
17 Equity & Inc 15 22.32n .65
36 Global
24 15.37n .89
42 Intl
26 12.22n .75
43 Intl Sm Cap 30 8.61n .44
33 Oakmark
25 26.87n 1.60
40 Select
26 15.35n .87
Old Westbury
$ 6.8 bil 8006072200
.. GlobalSmall
.. no quote
11 Mid Cap Eq
0 13.28n ..
.. NonUSLgCap .. no quote
38 Real Return 35 8.02 .60
Olstein
$ 891 mil 8007992113
42 AllCapValC 28 8.12n .49
Oppenheimer A
$ 73.9 bil 8884700862
37 ActiveAlloc 25 7.51 .37
28 AMT Fr Muni 16 6.17 +.18
21 AMT Free NY 14 9.55 +.45
33 Balanced
20 8.78 .29
30 CA Muni
16 6.96 +.23
44 Cap Apprec 30 28.57 1.81
30 Cap Income 19 7.75 .23
47 Champ Inc 36 4.40 .04
32 ComStrTotRt 34 5.08 .28
20 Core Bond 11 7.82 +.01
50 Develop Mkt 33 24.28 2.17
43 Equity
29 5.93 .39
42 Glob Opport 27 19.03 1.06
43 Global
28 41.05 2.60
64 Gold&SpMin 54 12.88 2.49
10 Intl Bond
7 5.58 .05
45 Intl Growth 28 17.11 1.03
68 Intl Sm Co 41 8.62 .95
48 IntlDivers
29 7.12 .42
10 Ltd Muni
7 13.35 +.21
2 Ltd Trm Gvt 1 9.41 +.01
41 Main Street 27 21.72 1.51
41 MainSt Opp 27 8.10 .56
38 MainStSC
29 12.20 .74
32 ModerateInv 22 7.77 .26
24 PA Muni
16 8.86 +.29
37 RealEstate 35 12.07 .94
.. RisingDivs
.. no quote
48 Sml Mid Val 33 18.92 1.58
15 Strat Inc
10 3.60 .03
2 US Govt
2 9.05 +.02
41 Value
28 15.09 1.05
Oppenheimer B
$ 6.2 bil 8884700862
45 Cap Apprec 30 25.69n 1.63
44 Global
28 37.89n 2.39

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Last 36 Months (All Total Returns)

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Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
In 2008 36 Mos Assets

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16
21
18
21

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A
A
A
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1.1 bil
298 mil
174 mil
1.4 bil
1.2 bil

Vanguard Instl Totl Bd Idx

Ridgeworth InvGrdBd I
Allegiant I Ltd Mat Bd
Nationwide Funds Ins Enhance Inc
Calvert ShDurInc A

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Waddell&Rd Adv Contl Inc A

Gamco AAA WestwoodBal
Janus Aspn Inst Balanced
Berwyn Income
Janus Balanced

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#
#

22
22
20
12
20

A
A
A
A
A

402 mil
138 mil
1.2 bil
244 mil
2.8 bil

Janus Balanced
Manning & Napier ProBlndConS
Buffalo Funds Balanced
Manning & Napier ProBlndModS
Manning & Napier ProBlndExtS

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#

19
8
29
20
26

A
A
A#
A#
A#

505
136
167
250
492

Eaton Vance A Balanced

Columbia Z Balanced
Price Spectrum Inc
James Adv JamGolBalA
GE Instl Stratgc Inv

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31
24
12
13
30

A#
A#
A#
A#
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211 mil
165 mil
5 bil
482 mil
518 mil

2008
%
Chg Fund

U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position

High (11/01) 5.3% Low (12/06) 3.4%
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG

07
07
07
07
07
07

2008
%
Chg Fund

3.6%
3.6%
3.6%
3.6%
3.6%
3.5%

SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB

07
07
07
07
08
08

3.5%
3.7%
3.9%
3.9%
3.9%
3.9%

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

41 Main Street 27 20.94n 1.46

Oppenheimer N
$ 3.1 bil 8884700862
50 Develop Mkt 33 23.72n 2.11
10 IntlBond
7 5.57n .05
Oppenheimer Y
$ 12.4 bil 8884700862
44 Capital Apprec 30 29.59n 1.87
32 ComStrTotRt 34 5.12n .29
19 Core Bond 11 7.81n +.01
50 DevelopMkts 33 24.32n 2.17
43 Global
28 41.34n 2.61
9 IntlBond
7 5.58 .05
45 IntlGr
28 17.09n 1.03
2 Ltd Trm Gvt 1 9.40n ..
41 Main Street 27 21.86n 1.52
38 MainStSmCp 29 12.82n .77
37 RealEstate 35 12.12n .93
14 Strat Inc
10 3.60n .02
2 USGovt
2 9.09n +.03
41 Value
28 15.45n 1.08
Oppenhmr C&M
$ 13.7 bil 8884700862
37 ActiveAlloc 25 7.40n .36
45 Cp Apprc C 30 25.48n 1.62
50 Devlp Mkt C 33 23.53n 2.10
44 Global C
28 38.56n 2.44
64 Gold&SpMin 54 12.23n 2.36
10 Intl Bond C 7 5.56n .05
10 Ltd Muni C
7 13.31n +.22
41 Main St C
27 20.85n 1.45
15 Strat Inc C 10 3.60n .02
Oppenhmr Quest
$ 5.0 bil 8884700862
33 Bal B
18 10.29n .54
32 Bal Val A
18 10.51 .55
19 Opp Val A
13 22.63 .59
Oppenhmr Roch
$ 18.8 bil 8884700862
8 LtdTrmNY A 6 2.97 +.06
8 LtdTrmNY C 7 2.95n +.05
22 Muni A
14 13.25 +.60
23 Muni C
14 13.23n +.60
34 NatlMuni A 18 6.79 +.20
35 NatlMuni C 18 6.78n +.21
Optimum Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8009140278
6 Fixed Inc
3 8.18n +.02
38 Lrg Cap Val 24 7.46n .49
42 Lrg Cp Grow 25 7.65n .45

PQR
Pacific Cap Inst
$ 1.3 bil 8002589232
0 HgCrFxInY
1 10.61n +.02
Parnassus
$ 1.8 bil 8009993505
25 Equity Inc
22 18.93n .98
33 Parnassus 27 24.55n 1.33
Pax World
$ 2.4 bil 8007671729
32 Balance
20 16.89n .75
Payden Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8005729336
+ 4 GNMA
+ 1 9.88n ..
0 Short Bond
0 9.79n +.01
Permanent Port
$ 3.8 bil 8005315142
16 Portfolio
16 30.28n .92
PIMCO A
$ 27.8 bil 8004260107
20 All Asset
15 9.90 .21
12 AllAsstAuth 11 9.20 .15
36 Commod RR 33 9.92 .48
17 DevLocalMkt 16 8.51 .29
23 High Yield 15 6.93 .05
3 Low Dur
0 9.55 .04
6 Real Return 6 9.98 +.03
0 Total Retrn
0 10.31 .02
PIMCO Admin
$ 31.9 bil 8009274648
36 Commod RR 33 9.94n .48
10 ForBondUnhg 7 9.19 +.08
23 High Yield 15 6.93n .05
6 Real Return 6 9.98n +.03
0 Short Term
0 9.61n .02
0 Total Retrn
0 10.31n .02
PIMCO B
$ 2.5 bil 8004260107
7 Real Rtrn
6 9.98n +.03
1 Total Retrn
0 10.31n .02
PIMCO C
$ 9.1 bil 8004260107
20 All Asset
15 9.82n .21
36 Commod RR 33 9.81 .48
7 Real Return 6 9.98n +.03
1 Total Retrn
0 10.31n .02
PIMCO D
$ 12.0 bil 8004260107
36 Commod RR 33 9.93 .48
17 DevLocMkt 16 8.51 .29
3 Low Dur
0 9.55n .04
6 Real Return 6 9.98n +.03
0 Total Retrn
0 10.31n .02
PIMCO Instl
$ 154 bil 8009274648

MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG

08
08
08
08
08
08

4.0%
4.0%
4.1%
4.3%
4.3%
4.4%

4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg

19 All Asset
15 9.96n .21
12 AllAsstAuth 11 9.23 .15
35 Commod RR 33 10.01 .48
17 DevLocalMkt 16 8.51 .29
17 Diverse Inc 12 8.66 .10
25 Emrg Mkt Bd 20 7.68n .35
20 Float Inc
11 7.51n .08
10 ForBondUnhg 7 9.19 +.08
5 Foreign Bd 2 9.46n +.08
8 Global Bond 6 9.05n +.08
23 High Yield 15 6.93n .05
7 InvGrCorpBd 4 9.35n +.05
2 Low Dur
0 9.55n .04
0 LT US Govt
0 10.68n +.14
1 Mod Duration + 1 9.75n .02
+ 1 MortBack
0 10.49n .03
8 Real Asset
7 10.27 +.09
6 Real Return 6 9.98n +.03
42 RealEstRR 41 3.26 .25
0 Short Term
0 9.61n .02
0 Tot Retn III
0 9.07n .02
+ 1 Total Ret II
0 9.92n .02
0 Total Retrn
0 10.31n .02
Pioneer A
$ 18.6 bil 8002256292
34 CullenValue 22 13.89 .83
63 EmergeMkts 42 14.35 1.85
32 Eqty Inc
25 19.45 1.28
27 Glob Hi Yld 21 8.01 .16
29 High Yield 22 7.14 .12
50 Independnc 26 6.68 .39
37 Mid Value
27 13.99 .96
35 Pioneer
25 29.72 1.75
10 Strat Inc
9 9.02 .04
43 Value
25 8.73 .62
Pioneer B
$ 1.6 bil 8002256292
29 High Yield 22 7.18n .12
Pioneer C
$ 2.8 bil 8002256292
34 CullenValue 22 13.68 .81
29 High Yield 22 7.25 .12
Pioneer Y
$ 4.1 bil 8002256292
4 Bond
4 8.43 +.01
34 CullenValue 22 13.98 .83
35 Pioneer
25 29.81n 1.76
Price Advisor
$ 10.0 bil 8006385660
41 Blu Chp Gr 26 23.61n 1.30
37 Equity Inc
25 17.01n 1.16
42 Growth Stk 25 19.53n 1.11
9 Intl Bond
8 8.94n .04
38 Retire 2030 25 11.71n .68
28 SmlCapVal 26 25.70n 1.54
38 Value
27 15.93n 1.10
Price Funds
$ 219 bil 8006385660
29 Balanced
19 14.20n .56
41 BlueChip Gr 26 23.63n 1.30
30 CapApprc
23 14.02n .78
35 Dividend Gr 24 16.14n 1.06
26 EmergMktBd 21 9.33n .49
61 EmMktsInstl 37 15.11n 1.37
69 EmrgEur&Med 46 11.47n 1.05
61 EmrgMktStk 37 16.80n 1.52
36 Equity Inc
25 17.05n 1.16
38 Equity Index 24 24.11n 1.56
49 Euro Stk
32 10.07n .72
53 Global Stock 36 11.73n 1.03
+ 3 GNMA
0 9.43n +.02
38 Growth & Inc 25 13.75n .90
41 Growth Stk 25 19.72n 1.12
42 GrowthStk R 25 19.38n 1.11
29 Health Sci 21 20.20n 1.22
21 Hi Yld Adv
16 5.06n ..
20 High Yld
16 5.07n ..
18 High Yld Ins 15 7.52n ..
3 InflProtBd
5 10.83n +.01
.. InstFltRt
13 8.45n +.05
8 Intl Bond
8 8.95n .04
49 Intl Gr&Inc 31 9.15n .71
51 Intl Stock
34 8.23n .72
50 IntlDiscov 29 24.49n 1.26
60 Latin Amer 44 21.66n 3.37
40 LgCpGrInstl 24 9.42n .42
7 MD Tax Fr Bd 5 9.32n +.18
48 Media&Telcm 29 25.44n 1.70
40 Mid Cap Gr 28 34.37n 2.32
36 Mid Cap Val 28 14.39n .99
37 New Amer Gr 26 20.10n 1.29
63 New Asia
30 7.96n .54
51 New Era
42 29.83n 3.95
2 New Income 3 8.52n +.02
40 NewHorizns 29 18.43n 1.25
49 OverseasStk 31 5.52n .43
22 PersnlStrIn 14 12.00n .30
37 PersonlStrGr 25 15.28n .84
30 PrsnlStrBal 19 13.24n .51
38 Real Estate 36 11.59n .88
34 Ret2020 Adv 22 11.63n .56
24 Retire 2005 15 8.97n .27
28 Retire 2010 18 11.68n .43
34 Retire 2020 22 11.70n .56
38 Retire 2030 25 11.79n .68
39 Retire 2040 26 11.69n .71

mil
mil
mil
mil
mil

#
#
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4
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A
A
A
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326 mil
190 mil
580 mil
2.3 bil
80.6 bil

0
1
2
2
2

A
A
A
A
A#

7.5 bil
381 mil
135 mil
166 mil
1.3 bil

Eaton Vance B Strat Inc

Vanguard Index Tot Bd Mrkt
Am Beacon Inst Intermd Bond
MTB Funds IntmTrmBd I
BNY Mellon Bond M

# 8
0
0
" 1
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A#
A#
A#
A#
A#

168 mil
31.4 bil
157 mil
161 mil
1.3 bil

DFA Investment 1 Yr Fixed Inc

Mainstay I Indexed Bd
Federated Instl Tot Rtn Bd
Price US Bond Idx
Mainstay I Intermed Bd

" 2
" 1
# 3
0
" 1

A#
A#
A#
A#
A#

3.4 bil
417 mil
1.4 bil
302 mil
146 mil

Am Beacon Inst Sh Term Bd

Price ST Bond
Amer Indepen ShTrmBdI
Dreyfus Bd Mkt Inv
Ridgeworth TotRetBondI

" 1
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0
0
0

A#
A#
A#
A#
A#

237 mil
1.9 bil
177 mil
426 mil
572 mil

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

39 Retire 2045 26 7.75n .47

20 Retire Inc
13 10.38n .25
31 Retire2015 20 8.72n .37
36 Retire2025 24 8.39n .44
39 Retire2035 26 8.22n .50
41 Sci & Tech 27 13.77n .51
28 Sm Cap Value 26 25.87n 1.55
35 SmCapStk 28 19.69n 1.08
42 Spectrum Gr 27 12.28n .81
12 Spectrum Inc 9 10.29n .10
0 ST Bond
2 4.57n ..
3 SumtMunInt 2 10.31n +.15
7 Tax Fr Inc
4 8.88n +.20
13 Tx Fr Hi Yld 8 9.54n +.17
0 Tx Fr Sh Intm 1 5.24n +.03
0 US Bond Idx 1 10.23n +.03
+ 5 US Treas LT + 1 12.13n +.15
+ 6 US Trs Intm + 1 5.72n +.03
6 VA Tax Fr Bd 4 10.36n +.27
38 Value
27 16.06n 1.11
Principal Funds
$ 52.3 bil 8002474123
25 Balanced A 14 10.84 ..
12 Bd & Mtg In 5 8.80n ..
39 DiscLrgInst 24 9.25n .59
49 DivrsIntlIn 31 7.05n .51
37 Eq Inc A
24 12.73 .82
22 HighYield A 15 6.13 .04
18 HiYieldInst 15 8.27n ..
50 Intl Gr Ins
32 6.54n .51
35 Life 2040 I
20 9.09 ..
38 Lrg Gr Inst 23 5.88n .28
27 LT 2010 In
15 9.34n ..
31 LT 2020 In
17 9.37n ..
31 LT 2020 J
17 9.32n ..
34 LT 2030 Instl 19 9.09n ..
24 Pref Secs I
7 6.74 .03
47 PtrIntl Ins
30 8.40n .62
37 PtrLgBl Ins 24 6.72n .42
40 PtrLgGrI In 24 5.18n .23
38 PtrLgGrII I
25 5.58 .31
39 PtrLVa I In 26 8.16 .65
43 PtrLVa Inst 24 7.81n .53
47 PtrMdGr In 30 5.91n .42
37 PtrMdValI I 27 8.01 .53
32 Real Est I
30 10.85 .69
25 StrAsBal C 14 10.74n ..
31 StrAsConGrB 18 11.08n ..
31 StrAsConGrC 18 10.99n ..
35 StrAsStrGrA 21 12.16 ..
25 StrAstBal B 14 10.81n ..
31 StrAstCnGrA 18 11.53 ..
Prudent Bear Fds
$ 1.5 bil 8007111848
+32 Bear
+22 8.25n +.31
6 Glob Inc
8 11.70n .14
Putnam A
$ 49.4 bil 8002251581
3 AmerGovtInc 1 8.60 .11
38 Asset All Gr 24 8.88 .51
31 Asst All Bal 19 8.31 .36
10 CA Tax Ex
6 6.95 +.14
35 Conv Inc&Gr 24 12.73 .42
22 Diversifd Inc 11 7.22 .14
34 Equity Inc
24 10.48 .72
47 Glob Eqty
30 6.14 .47
56 GlobNatRes 42 14.09 1.56
40 Gr & Inc
23 9.32 .62
33 Grge Fd Bos 20 10.38 .50
22 High Yield 18 5.68 .02
17 Hlth Science 16 43.01 1.99
12 Income
7 5.58 .07
48 Intl Equity 29 14.39 .97
49 Intl Gr&Inc 32 7.17 .58
50 IntlCapOpps 33 19.23 1.15
46 IntlNewOpp 27 10.28 .60
40 Investors
23 8.74 .55
43 Mid Cap Val 31 7.16 .60
39 New Opport 26 31.71 1.93
46 New Value 26 8.44 .61
7 NY Tax Ex
5 7.64 +.18
9 Tax Ex Inc
5 7.62 +.15
14 Tx Fr Hgh Yld 9 10.33 +.17
4 US Govt Inc 3 12.38 .17
38 Util Gr&Inc 21 9.86 .65
45 Vista
29 6.42 .44
40 Voyager
26 11.62 .71
Putnam M
$ 1.6 bil 8002251581
22 Diversifd Inc 11 7.15 .14
Putnam Y
$ 7.4 bil 8002251581
40 Growth & Inc 23 9.35n .61
12 Income
7 5.62n .08
48 Intl Equity 29 14.54n .98
40 Investors
23 8.88n .57
40 Voyager
26 12.07n .74
Quaker Funds
$ 903 mil 8002208888
45 Strat Gr A
30 14.71 .94
Quant Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003262151
62 EmrgMktOrd 40 11.94n 1.06
53 ForeignValO 35 9.46n .51
Rainier Funds
$ 5.7 bil 8002486314
41 Lg Equity
26 17.73n 1.22
41 LgEq I
25 17.85n 1.22
47 Sm/Mid Eq 33 20.83n 1.72
47 Sm/Mid Eq I 33 21.22n 1.75
Ridgeworth
$ 11.2 bil 8779847321
19 Hi Yield I
16 7.78n .02
2 InGrTxEx I
2 11.01n +.18

Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
In 2008 36 Mos
Assets

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

51 Intl Eq I
32 7.60n .58
48 IntlEqIdx I 31 10.20n .80
+ 1 Intmd Bd I
1 9.99 ..
1 InvGrdBd I
1 10.29n +.04
39 LgCoreEq I 25 9.64n .64
35 LgValEq I
24 8.68n .53
38 MidValEq I 29 6.63n .52
2 ShTrmBd I
1 9.42n +.01
34 SmValEq I 31 7.92n .51
0 TotRetBondI 1 9.77n +.03
+ 5 USGovSec I + 1 10.69n +.02
RiverSource A
$ 32.1 bil 8887913380
30 Balanced
17 7.60 .32
39 Discpln Eq 24 4.21 .26
37 Div Oppor
23 5.61 .32
6 Divers Bond 3 4.44 +.01
42 DivrsEqInc 28 6.87 .46
41 Equity Val 27 7.85 .53
43 Growth
25 18.48 1.27
20 High Yield 16 2.10 ..
3 InflProtSec 5 9.50 .01
41 Lrg Cap Eq 24 3.14 .21
44 Mid Cap Val 30 5.16 .35
44 MidCapGr
31 5.65 .39
53 PrInSelVal 35 4.71 .38
25 PrtBldrMod 15 7.94 .23
39 PrtFmtlVal 25 3.78 .25
31 PrtModAggr 19 7.49 .30
0 Sh US Gov
0 4.65 ..
32 Strat Alloc 18 7.64 .27
8 Tax Ex Bond 4 3.36 +.09
10 TaxExHiInc 5 3.72 +.09
59 TNEmgMkts 39 4.41 .50
RiverSource B
$ 4.5 bil 8887913380
43 DvrsEqInc r 28 6.88n .46
RiverSource I
$ 4.6 bil 8887913380
5 Divers Bd
4 4.44n ..
7 Glbl Bond
7 6.22n .01
Royce Funds
$ 19.6 bil 8002214268
40 LowPrStkSev 34 8.89n .63
40 MicroCap I 29 9.50n .52
39 Opport I
31 6.69n .40
36 PA Mutl Inv 30 6.95n .45
36 PAMutlCnst 30 6.43n .41
32 Premier Inv 28 11.88n .82
22 SpecialEq I 20 14.26n .53
33 TotlRet I
27 8.59n .51
39 Value Svc
36 6.52n .55
40 ValuePlsSer 31 8.31n .55
RS Funds
$ 7.7 bil 8007663863
31 CoreEqA
20 29.50 1.65
59 EmergeMktsA 37 11.41 1.13
51 Glb Nat Res 40 18.75 2.27
38 Partners
31 19.06 1.08
42 Value
30 15.32 1.07
Russell Funds S
$ 22.2 bil 8007877354
.. Divers Eqty
.. no quote
57 EmergMkts 37 9.69n .95
.. Intl Secs
.. no quote
.. MultiStr Bd
.. no quote
.. Quant Eqty
.. no quote
36 Real EstSec 34 24.90n 1.92
.. Special Gr
.. no quote
Russell Instl I
$ 5.6 bil 8007877354
48 IntlDvlpMkt 30 22.46n 1.59
8 StratBd
3 9.43n +.01
41 USCoreEqty 26 19.41n 1.21
39 USQuanEqty 25 20.70n 1.34
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.1 bil 8007877354
30 Bal Strat
19 8.16 .30
37 Gr Strat
24 7.63 .40
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 3.3 bil 8007877354
31 Bal Strat
19 8.09 .31
37 Gr Strat
24 7.55 .40
Russell Lifepoints E
$ 1.6 bil 8007877354
30 Bal Strat
19 8.15 .31
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.3 bil 8007877354
30 Bal Strat
19 8.19 .31
Rydex H
$ 895 mil 8008200888
+12 MgdFutreSt +16 29.95n +.78
Rydex Investor
$ 1.6 bil 8008200888
+52 InvS&P500 +26 55.15n +2.98
41 Ndq
26 8.19n .31

STU
Schroder Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8004643108
36 NorthAmerEq 25 7.04n .46
32 US Opps Inv r 25 14.92n .77
Schwab Funds
$ 31.2 bil 8004354000
38 1000Idx Inv 25 26.61n 1.71
38 1000Idx Sel 25 26.62n 1.71
36 Core Equity 23 12.44n .74
33 Div Eq Sel
21 9.85n .56
27 Health Care 17 12.04n .61
38 InstlS&P500 24 7.22n .46
45 Intl Idx Sel 30 13.08n 1.03
45 Intl Index Inv 30 13.06n 1.04
39 MktTrck All Eq 27 8.79n .58
33 MTGrwth
22 13.00n .65

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

39 PremEqtySel 26 7.57n .48

38 S&P 500 Inv 24 14.09n .91
38 S&P500 Slct 24 14.15n .91
34 Sm Cap Inv 28 12.92n .74
34 Sm Cap Select 28 12.94n .74
7 Tot Bd Mkt
3 8.80n +.02
37 TotStkIdxInv 25 15.82n .99
37 TotStkIdxSel 25 15.86n .99
Security Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8008882461
31 MidCapVal A 27 21.49 1.15
SEI Portfolios
$ 22.7 bil 8003425734
7 CoreFxdInst A 4 9.09n +.01
57 Emrg Mkt A 36 7.57n .71
25 High Yld Bond 19 5.55n .02
52 Intl Equity A 32 6.48n .53
5 Intl Fxd Inc A 2 10.30n +.03
28 IntlEmrgMkt A 23 7.26n .33
4 Intmd Muni A 3 10.06n +.10
39 Larg Cp Val A 24 12.07n .84
40 Lge Cp Gr A 26 14.04n .84
38 S&P 500 Idx E 24 24.88n 1.62
47 Sm Cp Gr A 31 10.04n .62
34 Sm Cp Val A 29 11.14n .66
40 TxMgdLgCp A 25 8.47n .53
Selected Funds
$ 10.1 bil 8002431575
39 American D 25 29.33n 1.93
39 American S 25 29.25 1.93
Seligman Group
$ 5.6 bil 8002212783
37 Com & Inf C 23 20.57 .68
36 Com&Inf A 23 24.36 .81
Sentinel Group
$ 3.8 bil 8002823863
35 CmmnStk A 23 21.72 1.27
+ 5 Govt Sec A
0 10.57 +.01
33 Small Co A 27 4.90 .27
25 Sequoia
20 101.46n 3.73
Sit Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8003325580
+ 4 US Govt
+ 1 10.79n ..
34 Sound Shore 26 23.36n 1.63
SSGA Funds
$ 6.4 bil 8006477327
60 Emerg Mkts 38 10.63 1.08
60 Emerg Mkts 38 10.61n 1.08
45 Intl Stk Sel 29 7.62n .54
38 S&P 500 Idx 24 14.78n .95
State Frm Asc
$ 5.1 bil 3097662029
21 Balanced
14 44.95n 1.61
33 Growth
23 40.23n 2.81
+ 5 Interim
+ 1 10.16 +.01
Stratton Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8006345726
24 Sm Cap Yield 21 35.13n 1.59
SunAmerica
$ 2.1 bil 8008588850
+ 5 GNMA A
+ 1 11.50 +.01
Target Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8004428748
+ 4 Intmd Bond + 1 10.47n ..
3 Tot Ret Bd
2 10.11n .03
TCM Funds
$ 480 mil 8005363230
42 TCMSmGr
29 19.00 1.25
TCW Funds
$ 6.0 bil 8003863829
43 Div Foc
26 7.20n .45
38 Select Eq I 24 12.11n .42
+ 3 TotRetBd I
+ 1 9.47n ..
+ 3 TotRetBd N + 1 9.82n ..
Templeton Instl
$ 8.1 bil 8003218563
55 Emerg Mkt 33 9.07n .71
45 Foreign Eqty 28 15.33n .86
TFS Capital
$ 376 mil 8888374446
9 MktNeutrl
4 13.16n .14
Third Avenue
$ 12.2 bil 8008808442
38 Intl Value
27 11.55n .67
43 Real Est Val 30 15.77n 1.03
33 SmllCapVal 30 15.62n .84
47 Value
29 32.50n 2.48
Thornburg A
$ 10.3 bil 8008470200
50 Core Growth 27 9.94 .65
37 Income Bldr 20 13.71 .59
44 Intl Value
25 18.55 .84
1 Ltd Mun Nat 2 13.03 +.11
42 Value
25 21.62 1.36
Thornburg C
$ 3.9 bil 8008470200
38 Income Bldr 21 13.72n .59
44 Intl Value
25 17.58n .80
Thornburg I
$ 7.7 bil 8008470200
43 Intl Value
25 18.94n .86
42 Value
25 21.97n 1.39
Thrivent Funds A
$ 6.1 bil 8008474836
38 Lrg Cap Stk 24 16.41 1.00
42 Mid Cap Stk 27 8.37 .50
5 Muni Bond 4 10.26 +.15
47 ThWhite Intl 31 11.20n .82
TIAACREF Instl Reti
$ 6.5 bil 8002231200
37 Growth&Inc 23 6.44n .38
53 IntlEquity
32 6.43n .48
40 MidCapValue 29 10.79n .79
TIAACREF Instl Fun

4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg

$ 8.6 bil 8002231200

1 Bond
1 9.60n +.02
38 Equity Idx
25 6.64n .42
37 Growth&Inc 23 6.37n .38
37 Growth&Inc 23 7.68 .45
3 InflLnkBond 5 9.68n .01
53 IntlEquity
32 6.27n .46
37 RealEstSecs 34 6.70n .54
38 S&P500 Idx 24 10.28n .66
Tocqueville
$ 1.3 bil 8006973863
60 Gold
48 19.42 2.92
35 Torray
22 22.47n 1.06
Touchstone
$ 4.7 bil 8005430407
39 Lg Cap Gr A 24 16.65 .71
38 MidCapGrA 28 14.31 .93
46 SandsCapGrI r 30 7.14 .40
Tr For Cr Union
$ 705 mil 8003425828
0 Shrt Duratn
0 9.39n .02
+ 2 UltShDurGov 0 9.45n ..
Transamer Prem
$ 1.4 bil 8008927587
44 Equity Inv 27 14.22n .72
Transamerica A
$ 3.7 bil 8882334339
41 AstAllocGr 26 8.31 .54
28 AstAlMod
18 9.05 .30
34 AstAlModGr 22 8.82 .41
40 SmlMidVal 30 11.75 .64
Transamerica C
$ 4.2 bil 8882334339
34 AstAllModGr 22 8.74n .40
41 AstAllocGr 26 8.10 .52
29 AstAlMod
18 8.97n .30
Transamerica Partner
$ 6.7 bil 8007555801
4 Core Bond
2 9.72n +.04
5 Core Bond
2 11.49n +.04
26 IAstAllIH
16 7.38n .20
52 IntlEqty
32 4.73n .34
40 Lg Growth 25 4.40n .24
44 Lg Value
26 12.55n .82
44 LgValue
26 6.73n .43
.. MoneyMkt
.. no quote
38 StkIndex
24 5.99n .39
38 StockIndex 24 6.97n .45
Turner Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002246312
39 EmergGrowth 29 34.71n 2.28
47 Mid Cap Gr 30 19.27n 1.36
Tweedy Browne
$ 5.5 bil 8004324789
36 Global Value 19 19.13n .71
UBS Investment Fds
$ 6.9 bil 8007947753
16 DynAlpha A 13 8.46 .27
36 GlobAlloc A 24 8.78 .50
37 GlobAlloc C 24 8.54n .50
40 US Lg Eq Y
27 11.53n .87
UBS Pace P
$ 6.8 bil 8006471568
20 AltStratInv 8 8.83 .06
9 Glb Fxd Inc 9 10.18n .07
47 Intl Eqty
29 10.09 .70
40 Lrg Co Gr
24 11.73n .64
41 Lrg Co Val
25 11.74n .77
+ 3 Secs Fxd Inc
0 13.03n .02
3 Str Fxd Inc
2 13.04n +.09
UMB Scout
$ 4.2 bil 8009962862
40 Small Cap
27 10.56n .77
42 Worldwide 29 21.56n 1.38
US Glob Inv
$ 3.4 bil 8008738637
68 East Europe 50 5.26n .55
52 GlbGoldMtl 43 7.68 1.00
57 Glob Resourc 41 7.44 .70
68 WrldMineral 51 8.53 1.29
USAA Group
$ 27.5 bil 8005318722
39 Aggress Grth 22 22.89n 1.09
32 BalancStrat 21 9.53 .38
10 CA Bond
6 9.25n +.28
44 Capital Gr
28 5.05n .35
36 CornerstStr 23 15.77n .74
56 Emerging Mkt 37 10.80n 1.09
+ 4 GNMA Trust + 1 9.71n ..
45 Growth
26 10.05n .56
41 Growth & Inc 27 10.06n .72
22 Hi Yld Opps 16 6.21n ..
5 Income
5 11.07n +.01
38 IncomeStk 24 9.13n .60
41 International 28 16.29n 1.18
12 Intm Trm Bd 7 8.36n ..
58 Prcs Metals 52 13.64n 2.53
38 S&P 500
24 13.44n .87
38 S&P500Rwd 24 13.44n .87
2 Sh Term Bond 3 8.47n .02
36 SmlCapStk 27 8.46n .49
6 Tax Ex Intmd 4 11.65n +.20
10 Tax Ex LT
6 11.59n +.28
+ 1 Tx Ex Sh Trm 1 10.33n +.05
7 VA Bond
4 10.04n +.25
37 World Gr
25 12.74n .87

VWX
VALIC Company
$ 851 mil 8004482542
46 IntlEq
29 5.81 .40
Value Line
$ 2.4 bil 8002230818
38 EmergOpps 28 21.17n 1.35
Van Eck Funds

EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

08 % Rel Acc 52-wk

Chg Str Dist high Fund

6-Month Winners & Losers

TOP 10

BOTTOM 10
Rel Str 6-mth
Symbol Rtg % chg ETF

ETF

ProS Ultrshrt Basic Material SMN

ProS Ultrashort MSCI Emerg EEV
ProS Ultrashort MSCI EAFE EFU
ProS Ultshort Semiconductor SSG
ProS Ultrashort Industrial SIJ
ProS Ultrashort Midcap 400 MZZ
RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW
ProS Ultrashort Technology REW
ProS Ultrashort Oil & Gas DUG
ProS Ultrashort QQQ
QID
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Chg Str Dist high Fund

99 186.0
99 131.4
99 130.2
99 118.1
99 116.3
99 92.0
99 89.7
99 86.1
99 81.9
99 77.4

Rel Str 6-mth

Symbol Rtg % chg

ProS Ultra Basic Material

ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
ProS Ultra Real Estate
MV Russia
ProS Ultra Financials
MV Steel
ProS Ultra Semiconductor
IS MSCI Belgium
Spdr S&P Metls & Mining
Spdr S&P Emerging Europe

Div Close
Vol % 08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund

UYM
DIG
URE
RSX
UYG
SLX
USD
EWK
XME
GUR

Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg

For Wednesday, October 22, 2008. Ranked by Relative Strength -38.5 55 E 89.8 IS Russell 3000 Indx

U.S. Stock/Broad Index

75.6 99 A- 111.1 ProS Ultsht Dow 30
DXD 0.8 88.14 8.24 34
96.7 99 B+ 127.5 ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400 MZZ 0.9 107.85 10.94 3
103.9 99 A 92.5 ProS Ultsht QQQ
QID 1.0 77.45 4.09 -2
88.4 99 B 162.7 ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw SKK 0.7 125.19 12.94 -29
61.1 99 A 146.2 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM 0.7 113.30 10.30 12
89.2 99 A- 128.9 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS 0.8 102.50 10.42 41
60.4 99 B 139.9 ProS Ultsht Smcp 600 SDD 0.2 112.42 10.35 -45
105.7 99 B+ 196.0 RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW 0.7 160.00 16.17 -32
42.9 98 B- 93.8 ProS Short Dow 30
DOG 0.6 84.80 3.91 -10
51.7 98 A- 87.0 ProS Short QQQ
PSQ 0.8 80.71 2.06 47
36.2 98 B+ 108.7 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM 0.6 98.19 4.97 7
49.9 98 A 100.0 ProS Short S&P 500
SH 0.8 91.10 5.30 17
-25.8 76 B 59.9 Spdr S&P Dividend
SDY 5.3 40.87 -2.13 58
-34.6 72 C+ 14.5 PS Hi Yld Eq Divdnd PEY 4.6 8.71 -0.49 -39
-32.6 70 C 69.8 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY 5.8 43.48 -2.11 34
-29.6 70 D- 16.9 NV Eqty Prem Income JPZ13.9 11.55 -0.31 22
-30.0 66 D+ 81.1 IS Russell 2000 Val
IWN 2.5 49.37 -2.46 -29
-30.9 64 C+ 80.2 IS S&P SC 600 Valu
IJS 2.4 48.38 -2.83 -23
-32.1 64 D- 58.0 VG Div Apprec
VIG 2.8 37.98 -2.13 59
-34.5 63 E 21.3 PS Dyn Large Value PWV 3.1 13.33 -0.94 -18
-31.5 62 D 76.0 IS S&P Smcp 600
IJR 1.6 44.52 -2.77 -43
-31.8 61 D- 18.3 PS Dyn Sml Value
PWY 1.0 10.88 -0.72 -38
-36.2 61 D+ 116.6 RX Russell Top 50
XLG 3.3 70.49 -4.45 -17
-32.5 61 D+ 72.2 VG Small-Cp Value
VBR 0.1 43.64 -2.43 26
-36.7 61 D 61.6 WT Div Top 100
DTN 6.6 35.57 -2.26 39
-35.4 60 D- 139.5 DJI Diamonds Trust
DIA 3.5 85.64 -4.74 12
-33.5 60 D+ 82.8 IS Russell 2000 Indx IWM 1.6 50.49 -2.69 -32
-32.8 60 E 73.7 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT 0.6 45.34 -2.67 -57
-34.2 60 D- 72.3 Spdr DJ Wil SC Value DSV 4.0 43.46 -2.49 -55
-36.6 59 C 58.9 IS Russell Microcap IWC 1.3 33.50 -1.59 57
-36.9 59 E 72.8 IS S&P 100 Index
OEF 3.7 43.40 -2.37 155
-35.2 59 E 17.5 NV Eqty Prem Advntg JLA15.9 10.66 -0.33 -27
-34.0 59 E 17.3 NV Eqty Prem Opp
JSN15.5 10.79 -0.41 -28
-37.3 59 C+ 62.0 WT LargeCap Div
DLN 4.3 36.20 -2.29 1
-38.9 57 D- 112.3 Fidelity Nasdaq Comp ONEQ 0.6 63.53 -3.02 -83
-37.5 57 E 72.6 IS S&P 500 Grw Indx IVW 1.8 43.62 -2.79 6
-35.2 57 C+ 63.3 IS S&P/Topix 150
ITF 2.6 37.81 -3.39 -56
-37.0 57 D 18.0 NV Eqty Prem&Grwth JPG14.3 10.80 -0.60 22
-39.3 57 E 19.4 PS ValLine Timeliness PIV .. 11.32 0.00 -32
-35.2 57 D- 75.0 VG Small-Cap
VB 0.0 44.09 -2.27 39
-38.1 55 E 75.7 IS DJ US Index
IYY 2.4 44.26 -2.41 -4
-38.5 55 E 86.3 IS Russell 1000 Val
IWD 4.1 49.37 -3.13 35
-37.3 55 D- 89.8 IS Russell 2000 Grw IWO 1.0 52.35 -2.79 -37

4 -80.5
7 -76.4
6 -72.7
8 -72.2
8 -71.2
12 -69.9
10 -67.8
16 -65.2
16 -65.2
14 -63.6

IWV 2.5
-38.5 55 C+ 111.6 IS Russell 3000 Val IWW 3.8
-38.4 55 D 69.1 IS S&P 1500 Indx
ISI 2.9
-38.4 55 E 155.5 IS S&P 500 Index
IVV 3.0
-37.8 55 D- 58.6 PS FTSE US 1500
PRFZ 1.3
-39.9 55 E 17.3 PS Zack Micro
PZI 1.2
-38.1 55 D- 69.6 VG Large-Cap
VV 2.8
-38.2 55 E 77.1 VG Total Stock Mkt
VTI 2.6
-38.7 55 D- 73.0 VG Value
VTV 4.5
-39.2 55 D 59.0 WT High-Yield Equity DHS 7.4
-38.4 54 E 156.5 Spdr S&P 500
SPY 3.1
-39.8 53 E 75.7 IS Mstar Large Growth JKE 1.0
-40.4 53 C+ 87.0 IS Mstar Large Value JKF 0.5
-35.9 53 E 89.3 IS Mstar Small Core
JKJ 1.0
-39.4 53 E 63.9 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF 1.5
-39.0 53 D- 84.6 IS Russell 1000 Indx IWB 2.8
-39.6 53 D- 51.7 IS Russell 3000 Grwth IWZ 4.7
-39.4 53 E 82.6 IS S&P 500 Value Indx IVE 4.1
-40.2 53 C+ 85.8 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx
IOO 4.8
-37.3 53 D- 85.5 IS S&P MC 400 Valu
IJJ 3.3
-40.4 53 C 53.3 PS Dyn Market
PWC 1.6
-40.2 53 E 55.1 PS QQQ Trust
QQQQ 0.4
-37.1 53 E 165.3 Spdr S&P MdCp 400 MDY 1.8
-38.5 53 E 67.4 VG Growth
VUG 1.4
-38.7 53 D- 77.0 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK 0.0
-40.9 52 E 19.3 PS Dyn Lrg Gr
PWB ..
-40.4 52 D 62.4 PS FTSE Rafi US
PRF 2.7
-38.4 52 E 58.6 VG Mid-Cap Value
VOE 0.1
-37.6 51 D- 90.5 IS S&P Mdcp 400
IJH 2.0
-39.8 51 D- 107.5 Spdr DJ Wil SC Grwth DSG 0.8
-38.6 51 E 57.0 VG Extended Market VXF 0.0
-39.3 50 D 50.7 IS Russell Mdcp Value IWS 3.3
-38.3 50 E 95.1 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK 0.5
-40.4 50 D- 50.8 RX S&P 500 Eql Wght RSP 2.6
-40.6 50 E 40.8 Spdr Industrial
XLI 3.0
-42.0 49 E 25.3 FrstTr DB Stratg Value FDV 1.8
-43.9 49 E 19.9 Nasdaq Prem Inc&Gr QQQX18.1
-41.2 48 E 76.5 IS DJ US Industrial
IYJ 2.0
-40.7 48 E 77.7 VG Industrials
VIS 2.3
-41.2 47 D- 17.8 Dow 30 Enh Prem&Inc DPO21.2
-40.9 46 D- 89.4 IS Mstar Mid Core
JKG 1.9
-41.8 46 E 110.5 IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR 2.2
-45.6 46 D 83.4 VG Telecm Svcs
VOX 4.9
-45.3 44 E 25.0 PS Dyn MidCap Grwth PWJ ..
-42.7 44 E 81.2 VG Mid-Cap
VO 0.0
-44.9 42 E 59.6 IS Russell Mdcp Grw IWP 1.2

51.91
63.92
40.09
90.34
33.22
9.24
40.66
44.86
40.68
32.31
90.01
43.02
48.08
51.74
36.83
48.56
29.91
46.24
48.39
49.87
30.93
30.61
97.50
39.64
43.67
11.08
34.66
32.71
53.04
59.14
32.27
28.54
55.03
28.11
23.25
14.01
10.23
42.78
43.32
9.42
48.86
60.21
40.91
13.27
43.29
31.37

-3.14 95
-4.71 -30
-2.59 6
-5.23 26
-1.76 12
-0.48 -19
-2.26 65
-2.65 132
-2.64 40
-2.21 121
-5.85 29
-2.43 -5
-3.58 59
-2.98 -55
-2.17 37
-3.13 11
-1.80 169
-2.63 12
-3.48 -48
-3.21 -19
-1.71 -33
-0.87 16
-5.15 0
-2.41 -7
-2.49 -38
-0.68 -31
-2.04 -27
-1.87 -57
-3.22 4
-3.43 -12
-2.04 -25
-1.74 4
-3.62 -17
-1.92 -58
-1.26 59
-1.29 -21
-0.33 4
-2.53 16
-2.47 170
-0.57 -28
-3.38 -37
-3.65 52
-3.34 -29
-1.06 -35
-3.02 0
-2.07 84

Continued from previous page

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

$ 1.1 bil 8002212220

48 Glb Hrd Ast A 40 25.45 3.12
60 Intl Gold A 52 7.15 1.27
Van Kamp A
$ 41.9 bil 8004215666
40 Amer Val
29 16.77 1.01
46 Cap Growth 29 7.20 .44
36 Comstock 24 10.86 .72
15 Corp Bond
7 5.35 +.01
60 Emrg Mkts 38 10.39 1.04
42 Enterprise 26 9.13 .51
27 Eqty & Inc 16 6.33 .23
34 Glb Franch 21 17.35 .93
4 Govt Secs
0 9.29 +.02
33 Gr & Inc
21 14.03 .80
15 Hi Yld Muni 9 8.57 +.18
12 Insur Tax Fr 5 14.73 +.44
47 Mid Cap Gr 29 15.25 1.19
13 Muni Inc
8 11.70 +.27
37 Real Estate 35 11.63 .84
35 Small Gr
22 7.66 .39
31 Sml Cap Val 26 10.55 .57
16 StrMuniInc 10 9.99 +.18
3 US Mortgage + 1 12.29 ..
Van Kamp B
$ 6.4 bil 8004215666
46 Cap Growth 29 6.80n .42
36 Comstock 24 10.86n .72
27 Eqty & Inc 16 6.21n .23
33 Gr & Inc
21 13.92n .80
Van Kamp C
$ 4.7 bil 8004215666
37 Comstock 24 10.86n .72
27 Eqty & Inc 16 6.24n .23
15 HiYldMuni 10 8.56n +.18
Vanguard Admiral
$ 266 bil 8009972798
38 500 Index
24 82.68n 5.35
38 Asset Allocat 24 41.33n 2.66
24 Balanced Idx 16 16.32n .58
4 CA IntmTxEx 3 10.17n +.18
7 CA LngTxEx 4 10.26n +.25
39 Cap Opps r 28 51.83n 3.08
58 EmgMktStk r 37 18.52n 1.94
47 Energy r
39 79.69n 9.37
33 Equity Inc
20 33.48n 2.01
49 Euro Stk Idx r 32 47.92n 3.92
40 Explorer
28 40.01n 2.46
39 Extnd Mkt Idx 29 24.44n 1.54
6 FL LngTxEx 4 10.37n +.25
+ 4 GNMA
+ 1 10.36n +.02
38 Growth & Inc 25 32.01n 2.19
38 Growth Idx 26 20.35n 1.25
22 HiYld Corp r 17 4.35n +.02
9 HiYldTxEx
5 9.31n +.20
25 Hlth Care r 17 43.46n 2.36
3 InflProSecs 5 22.68n +.05
7 Ins LT Tax Ex 3 11.17n +.27
+ 6 Int Treas
+ 1 11.57n +.05
49 Intl Growth r 33 40.35n 3.51
3 Intmd Tax Ex 2 12.45n +.20
10 IntmdInvGrd 6 8.45n +.03
13 LgInvGdAdmr 7 7.54n +.08
6 LT Tax Ex
4 10.02n +.23
+ 4 LT Treas
0 11.54n +.12
+ 1 Ltd Tax Ex
1 10.59n +.06
43 Mid Cap Idx 30 53.33n 3.99
41 Morgan Gr 26 35.87n 2.22
5 NJ LngTxEx 3 10.74n +.21
6 NY LngTxEx 3 10.10n +.27
5 PA LngTxEx 3 10.16n +.19
40 Pac Stk Idx r 24 50.34n 3.25
33 Primecap r 25 50.19n 2.89
36 REIT Idx r
35 53.94n 4.37
+ 2 Sh Tm TxEx
0 15.63n +.03
+ 3 Sh Trm Fed
0 10.58n +.02
4 ShrtInvAdmr 3 9.86n .01
+ 2 ShTrmBdIdx
0 10.01n +.01
36 Small Idx
29 20.85n 1.24
+ 5 ST Treas
+ 1 10.82n +.01
0 Tot Bd Idx
1 9.79n +.03
38 TotStk MktIdx 25 21.71n 1.39

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

38 TxMgd G&I r 24 40.17n 2.60

39 TxMgdCap r 26 43.18n 2.87
36 US Growth 22 33.07n 1.55
38 Value Idx
23 15.81n 1.08
16 Wellesley Inc 10 43.10n .86
27 Wellington 18 39.83n 1.64
44 Windsor
26 29.47n 2.06
38 Windsor II 24 33.88n 2.21
Vanguard Index
$ 229 bil 8006627447
38 500
24 82.67n 5.36
24 Balanced
16 16.32n .58
46 Devlpd Mkts r 30 7.33n .55
58 EmgMktStk r 37 14.05n 1.48
49 Euro Stk Idx r 32 20.38n 1.67
39 Extnd Mkt 29 24.40n 1.54
48 FTSEWldIns r 32 59.62n 4.96
38 Growth
26 20.35n 1.25
4 Int Bd
3 9.74n +.05
4 Int Bd Adm 3 9.74n +.05
8 LT Bd
6 10.26n +.11
43 Mid Cap
30 11.74n .88
40 Pac Stk Idx r 24 7.68n .50
36 Small Cap
29 20.83n 1.24
33 Small Cap Val 28 10.39n .60
39 Small Grow 29 12.18n .75
+ 2 ST Bond
0 10.01n +.01
0 Tot Bd Mrkt 1 9.79n +.03
38 Tot St Mkt 25 21.70n 1.39
49 Total Intl Stk r 31 10.23n .83
38 Value
23 15.81n 1.07
Vanguard Instl
$ 142 bil 8006627447
24 Balanced Idx 16 16.32n .58
46 Devlpd Mkts r 30 7.28n .55
58 EmgMktStk r 37 14.10n 1.48
49 Euro Stk Idx r 32 20.42n 1.68
38 Index
24 82.08n 5.31
39 Index Ext Mkt 29 24.45n 1.54
38 Index Gr
26 20.35n 1.25
43 Index Mid Cp 30 11.79n .88
38 Index Plus 24 82.08n 5.31
36 Index Sm Cp 29 20.87n 1.24
0 Index Tot Mkt 1 9.79n +.03
38 Index Value 23 15.81n 1.08
3 InflaProtec 5 9.24n +.02
40 Pac Stk Idx r 24 7.70n .50
36 REIT Idx r
35 8.35n .67
39 Sm Cp Gr Idx 29 12.22n .75
33 SmCapVal Idx 28 10.43n .60
38 StrcLgEqPls 24 34.77n 2.28
38 Tot Stk Idx 25 21.71n 1.39
38 Tot Stk Idx Pls 25 19.58n 1.26
0 Totl Bd Idx
1 49.31n +.14
38 TotStkIdx
25 19.58n 1.26
Vanguard Signal
$ 42.9 bil 8006627447
38 500 Index
24 68.30n 4.42
24 Bal Index
16 16.14n .58
39 ExtndMktIdx 29 21.00n 1.33
38 Growth Idx 26 18.84n 1.16
4 Int Bd Sig
3 9.74n +.05
43 Mid Cap Idx 30 16.84n 1.26
.. Reit Idx r
.. no quote
36 Small Idx
29 18.80n 1.12
+ 2 ST Bond Idx
0 10.01n +.01
0 TotBdMktIdx 1 9.79n +.03
38 TotStMktIdx 25 20.95n 1.34
38 Val Idx
23 16.45n 1.12
Vanguard Funds
$ 338 bil 8008514999
38 Asset Alloc 24 18.40n 1.19
4 CA IntmTxEx 3 10.17n +.18
7 CA LngTxEx 4 10.26n +.25
39 Cap Opport r 28 22.42n 1.33
33 Convert Secs r 23 8.96n .24
40 Div Eq Inv
25 14.29n .91
30 Dividend Gr 22 10.55n .63
47 Energy r
39 42.41n 4.99
33 Equity Inc
20 15.97n .96
40 Explorer
28 42.93n 2.63
48 Global Eq
30 12.27n .81

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund

+ 4 GNMA
+ 1 10.36n +.02
38 Growth & Inc 25 19.59n 1.35
47 Growth Equity 27 7.23n .44
25 Health Care r 17 102.93n 5.59
22 HiYld Corp r 17 4.35n +.02
9 HiYldTxEx
5 9.31n +.20
3 Inflation Prot 5 11.55n +.02
7 Insur LT Tx Ex 3 11.17n +.27
10 IntInvGdInv 6 8.45n +.03
50 Intl Explor r 31 9.28n .52
49 Intl Growth r 33 12.66n 1.10
46 Intl Value r 30 22.73n 1.76
3 Intmd Tax Ex 2 12.45n +.20
+ 5 Intmd Treas + 1 11.57n +.05
22 Life Consv Gr 14 13.08n .41
36 Life Growth 24 15.79n .94
13 Life Income 9 12.01n .21
29 Life Mod Gr 19 14.85n .66
6 LT Tax Ex
4 10.02n +.23
+ 4 LT Treas
0 11.54n +.12
+ 1 Ltd Tm Tx Ex 1 10.59n +.06
13 LTInvGrdInv 7 7.54n +.08
5 MA Tx Exem 3 9.34n +.21
60 Metals&Mine r 48 13.01n 1.35
40 MidCapGr A 27 11.01n .68
41 Morgan Gr 26 11.55n .72
6 NY LngTxEx 3 10.10n +.27
5 OH LT Tax Ex 3 10.91n +.24
6 PA LngTxEx 3 10.16n +.19
33 Primecap r 25 48.32n 2.79
31 PrmcpCorInv r 23 9.02n .47
36 REIT Idx r
35 12.64n 1.03
38 Select Val r 25 11.87n .82
4 ST Corp
3 9.86n .01
+ 3 ST Federal
0 10.58n +.02
+ 2 ST Tax Exempt 0 15.63n +.03
+ 4 ST Treas
+ 1 10.82n +.01
28 Star
18 14.80n .57
41 Strategic Eq 30 11.99n .79
19 TargRet2005 12 9.77n .23
24 TargRet2010 16 17.60n .59
27 TargRet2015 17 9.54n .38
30 TargRet2020 19 16.50n .74
33 TargRet2025 21 9.26n .47
35 TargRet2030 23 15.49n .87
37 TargRet2035 24 9.27n .55
37 TargRet2040 24 15.08n .90
37 TargRet2045 24 9.57n .57
14 TargRetInc 10 9.32n .16
31 TxMd Sm Cp r 27 17.63n 1.03
21 TxMgd Bal r 13 15.79n .35
38 TxMgd G&I r 24 19.55n 1.26
46 TxMgd Intl r 30 8.33n .63
39 TxMgdCap r 26 21.44n 1.43
36 US Growth 22 12.75n .60
37 US Value
25 8.08n .56
16 Wellesley Inc 10 17.79n .36
27 Wellington 18 23.06n .95
44 Windsor
26 8.73n .61
38 Windsor II 24 19.09n 1.24
Vantagepoint
$ 15.0 bil 8006697400
41 Aggr Opportun 29 6.63n .42
38 Asset Alloc 24 5.27n .34
0 Core Bd Indx II 2 9.53n +.02
0 CrBdIdxI
2 9.48n +.02
39 Equity Inc
27 5.94n .39
42 Growth
26 6.11n .36
38 Growth & Inc 23 6.55n .38
2 InfProSecs 5 9.68n ..
47 International 30 6.50n .49
27 MdlPtf TradGr 18 17.51n .66
20 MP CnsrvGr 13 19.80n .49
33 MP LngTmGr 21 16.36n .77
Victory Funds
$ 6.3 bil 8005393863
36 DiversStk A 25 11.23 .74
37 DiversStk I 26 7.82n .51
+ 4 FundForInc A 0 11.49 +.01
29 Sm Co Oppo A 28 18.29 1.03
45 Spec Val A 32 10.12 .65
Waddell&Rd Adv

-45.6 41 D 104.2 IS Mstar Mid Growth

-52.7 41 B- 71.6 KBW Capital Markets
-48.0 41 E 56.0 Spdr DJ Stoxx 50
-47.4 39 E 68.5 VG Mid-Cap Growth
-48.5 36 E 78.1 WT Intl Div T100
-52.5 33 B- 25.9 PS Listed Priv Eq
-58.6 22 D- 76.5 ProS Ultra Smcap 600
-61.9 21 E 99.1 ProS Ultra Dow 30
-61.7 19 D- 73.7 ProS Ultra Russ 2000
-65.5 17 E 76.9 RX 2X S&P 500
-65.5 16 E 98.2 ProS Ultra S&P 500
-65.3 13 E 94.1 ProS Ultra Midcap 400
-69.1 13 E 122.8 ProS Ultra QQQ

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VOT ..
DOO 5.0
PSP14.2
SAA 0.6
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UWM 0.7
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27.52
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10.47
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-2.01 108
-2.85 56
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-3.85 140
-2.53 64
-3.00 233
-3.17 131
-3.43 27
-2.22 51

Sector/Industry
116.2 99 A- 107.0 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat
63.2 99 A- 117.0 ProS Ultsht CnsmrGds
81.1 99 A 177.0 ProS Ultsht ConsmSvc
126.0 99 A- 140.8 ProS Ultsht Industrl
50.0 99 A- 86.5 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas
37.6 99 B- 157.7 ProS Ultsht Real Est
157.8 99 A- 154.0 ProS Ultsht Semicond
116.0 99 B+ 133.4 ProS Ultsht Tech
89.1 99 B+ 142.6 ProS Ultsht Utilities
48.5 98 B- 211.8 ProS Ultsht Financial
2.2 89 E 205.7 HT Biotech
-19.0 87 B- 54.7 KBW Regionl Bankng
-10.2 87 C+ 27.5 PS Dyn Banking
-12.9 83 D- 69.8 Spdr S&P Biotech
-18.7 82 D- 30.3 Spdr Consumer Stapls
-18.9 82 E 80.4 VG Consumer Staples
-12.7 81 C+ 100.5 IS Comex Gold Trust
-13.0 81 D+ 100.4 Spdr Gold Trust
-14.3 80 D- 1.1 HT B2B Internet
-14.4 80 D+ 38.0 PS DB Gold Fund
-21.1 78 E 19.3 PS Dyn Pharma
-26.5 77 D- 84.1 HT Pharmaceutical
-18.3 77 E 90.9 IS Nasdaq Biotech
-19.9 76 E 27.7 FrstTr Amex Biotech
-25.8 76 C 73.5 IS DJ US Healthcare
-23.9 76 C+ 56.5 IS DJ US Pharmactls
-26.6 76 D+ 37.9 Spdr Health Care
-28.3 75 B 50.0 IS DJ US Region Bnks
-25.8 75 E 64.0 VG Health Care
-27.5 74 C+ 67.1 IS S&P Glb Cnsmr Stpl
-27.1 73 D- 68.9 IS DJ US Cnsmr Goods
-26.7 73 E 62.0 IS S&P Glb Healthcare
-26.6 72 E 64.5 IS DJ US Medicl Devic
-19.3 72 D+ 38.7 PS DB Prec Metal
-24.6 71 E 20.3 PS Dyn Biotech
-24.6 70 E 101.5 HT Retail
-20.0 68 D- 99.1 IS DJ Transprtn Indx
-34.1 67 B- 148.4 HT Regional Bank
-27.3 66 E 17.7 PS Dyn Retail
-26.0 64 D 43.5 PS DB Agricult
-38.2 61 C+ 51.4 KBW Bank
-21.2 61 E 57.0 PS DB Energy
-35.7 61 D+ 91.8 VG Utilities
-35.7 60 D- 44.7 Spdr Utilities
-35.2 59 D- 142.3 HT Utilities
-34.3 59 E 67.8 IS DJ US Consumr Svc
-44.0 59 D+ 64.7 IS DJ US Hlth Provider
-36.4 59 E 106.8 IS DJ US Utilities
-18.0 59 D- 63.9 US Nat Gas
-20.1 58 E 83.6 Brcly Ipth DJ AIG NtGs
-37.8 57 D- 15.9 HT Broadband
-35.2 57 C+ 27.8 IS MSCI Switzerland

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SRS
SSG
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SDP
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PJB
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XLP
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BHH
DGL
PJP
PPH
IBB
FBT
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1.0 103.23 8.63 -11
0.6 155.00 13.50 -40
0.5 127.20 13.62 -30
1.5 53.98 8.78 23
0.2 152.39 17.69 -22
0.5 145.01 11.50 -52
0.6 116.19 8.27 -35
0.5 95.88 9.70 -43
0.5 148.30 16.10 -33
.. 165.34 -4.64 34
4.5 30.02 -1.95 -28
1.3 17.23 -0.94 -54
.. 51.69 -1.79 -31
3.2 23.42 -0.86 23
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.. 71.96 -4.32 70
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.. 0.36 -0.01 -39
.. 27.04 -1.52 20
0.8 14.37 -1.13 -56
3.5 58.20 -2.43 8
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2.7 19.51 -0.86 -62
1.9 52.45 -2.67 -10
1.0 40.95 -1.93 -60
2.2 25.91 -1.16 70
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1.8 44.95 -2.52 -19
2.9 45.62 -2.25 -11
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3.2 42.77 -2.26 -67
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.. 14.13 -1.02 -69
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.. 11.39 -0.51 -97
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.. 27.82 -1.61 -34
4.4 56.33 -3.47 -1
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3.9 88.34 -5.14 219
0.9 40.63 -2.02 -38
.. 35.38 -2.82 139
3.8 65.10 -4.18 12
.. 29.72 -0.70 -61
.. 37.97 -0.90 -75
0.8 8.68 -0.39 -79
4.6 16.85 -1.44 1

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

Div Close
Vol % 08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund

-36.4 57 D- 53.9 IS S&P GSTI Softwre

-29.0 57 D- 24.9 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs
-25.1 56 E 55.6 PS DB Oil
-31.9 55 C+ 23.0 IS DJ US Home Const
-40.5 55 E 67.3 IS DJ US Tech Indx
-41.2 53 E 64.1 IS S&P GSTI Tech
-27.7 53 E 119.2 US Oil Fnd Lp
-40.5 53 D- 64.8 VG Info Tech
-37.1 52 D 38.9 Spdr S&P Retail
-37.6 51 D 37.1 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr
-42.0 51 E 28.6 Spdr Technology
-44.5 50 D 41.4 HT Telecom
-42.8 50 E 73.0 IS DJ US Aerospace
-44.1 50 E 83.1 IS S&P Glb Telecomm
-45.0 48 C+ 121.0 IS DJ US Finl Svcs
-42.9 48 E 70.7 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech
-43.3 48 E 24.1 PS Aero & Defense
-40.0 48 E 22.9 PS Water Resources
-40.6 48 C+ 60.3 VG Cnsmr Discretnry
-43.2 46 E 36.7 HT Semiconductors
-44.2 46 D- 18.8 PS Dyn Semicondctrs
-45.2 46 B+ 60.3 VG Financials
-43.7 45 C 26.8 Clymr S&P Globl Watr
-46.3 45 D- 53.2 IS S&P Glb Infrastrctr
-42.6 44 E 52.7 IS DJ US Energy Indx
-46.2 44 C 108.7 IS DJ US Finl Indx
-35.7 43 E 20.7 IS Silver Trust
-48.2 43 D 77.7 ProS Ultra Hlth Care
-44.4 42 E 54.6 IS S&P Glb Energy
-48.0 42 D- 38.4 IS S&P GSTI Network
-44.5 42 E 91.4 Spdr Energy
-42.1 42 E 46.5 Spdr Materials
-43.3 42 E 132.7 VG Energy
-37.7 42 E 73.0 VG Reit
-47.1 41 E 67.5 HT Internet
-48.9 41 E 33.2 IS DJ US Telecom
-36.0 41 E 28.0 PS DB Base Metal
-39.1 39 D- 82.0 DJ Wilshire Reit
-40.4 39 D 77.0 IS DJ US Real Est
-49.2 39 D- 68.3 IS S&P GSTI Smcdct
-45.4 39 E 32.3 PS Dyn Enrgy ExplPrd
-49.2 39 C+ 33.9 Spdr Financial
-40.7 38 E 32.5 FrstTr ISE Rev Nat Gas
-48.1 38 D- 28.5 PS DWATech Leadrs
-44.4 37 E 89.7 IS DJ US Oil&Explr
-40.8 37 D- 94.3 IS Tr Cohen&Steers
-38.0 37 E 39.2 PS DB Silver
-45.3 37 D 98.5 VG Materials
-50.0 36 E 38.0 PS Cleantech
-44.2 36 E 73.0 Spdr S&P O&G Expl
-45.5 36 C+ 41.4 WT Intl Energy
-50.4 35 C 92.8 IS S&P Glb Financials
-56.6 34 C+ 57.0 IS DJ US Broker Indx
-48.1 34 E 53.2 IS S&P GSSI Nat Res
-52.3 33 C+ 56.5 KBW Insurance
-50.7 33 E 66.1 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est
-53.5 30 E 27.2 PS Global Water
-49.2 29 E 89.6 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl
-52.0 27 E 43.5 WT Intl Basic Material
-64.0 24 E 28.8 PS Wh Clean Eng
-53.2 23 E 81.3 IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt
-54.4 23 D- 91.1 IS S&P Glb Material
-61.6 23 E 62.0 MV Glb Alt Engy
-53.5 23 D- 52.1 Spdr S&P O&G Equip
-55.1 22 E 228.8 HT Oil Service
-57.5 22 E 45.0 MV Nuclear Engy
-54.0 22 E 34.3 PS Dyn Oil Svcs

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VDE 1.5
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HHH 0.1
IYZ 4.1
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IYR 6.5
IGW 0.9
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FCG 0.5
PDP ..
IEO 0.2
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VAW 2.6
PZD ..
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DKA 2.8
IXG 3.4
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18.45 -0.90 -11
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14.56 -1.26 -68
27.07 -2.63 -54
26.21 -2.97 -4
50.67 -3.23 -12
9.45 -0.53 -17
36.52 -3.68 292
26.29 -2.94 -54
17.71 -0.74 -69
44.04 -4.92 25
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42.19 -3.51 115
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Company Earnings Reports

MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

2008
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below consensus estimates, and EPS and Relative Strength Ratings. Earnings growth
greater than 25%, a key characteristic of winning stocks, is boldfaced. The whole line
is boldfaced when EPS growth is more than 25%, EPS Rating more than 85, and
earnings are stronger than expected. Arrows indicate acceleration or deceleration in
earnings or sales growth compared with the prior quarter. Data reported may be
derived from 6-, 9- or 12-month reports. All earnings represent the current quarter.
Foreign companies are not reported. Nonrecurring items may be excluded from
earnings per share. Unique circumstances are taken into account for many industry
groups. Sales may not apply for certain industries. Real estate investment trusts may
reflect EPS or funds from operations.

$ 19.4 bil 8003665465

40 Accum A
27 5.23 .37
28 AssetStr A 15 9.19 .19
3 Bond A
2 5.80 +.03
22 Contl Inc A 14 6.56 .20
34 Core Inv A 21 4.09 .20
7 Glbl Bond A 7 3.47 .03
+ 3 GovSecs A
0 5.54 +.01
18 High Inc A
16 5.43 .03
46 Intl Gr A
28 6.18 .41 Company Name
Symbol Industry
4 Muni Bd A
3 6.47 +.07
38 New Cpt A 26 7.25 .35
37 Sci & Tech A 27 7.07 .28
36 SelDivOppA 23 11.17 .66
38 Vanguard A 23 6.43 .27 Air Prds & Chem
APD Chemicals-Specialty
Wasatch
Alliance Bancorp Pa ALLB Financ-Svings & Lo
$ 2.9 bil 8005511700
ADS Fnancial Srvcs-Misc
46 Core Growth 32 18.77n 1.21 Alliance Data Sys
43 SmallCapGr 27 20.03n 1.06 Alliance Fiber Optic AFOP Telcom-Fibr Optcs
Weitz Funds
Amerigroup
AGP Mdical-Hlth Mnt Org
$ 3.0 bil 8002324161
Amgen
AMGN Medical-Biomed/Bth
38 Partner Val 24 12.32n .49
Applied Biosys
ABI Medical-Systems/Eqp
39 Value
24 19.13n .81
Axsys Tech
AXYS Elec-Military Systems
Wells Fargo Advtg
B C S B Bancorp
BCSB Financ-Svings & Lo
$ 14.5 bil 8002228222
36 CommonStk Z 29 11.71n .75 Baker Hughes
BHI Oil&Gas-Mchnry/Eq
+ 3 GovtSecsInv
0 10.51 +.02
BCR Medical-Products
39 Growth Inv 24 17.70n 1.04 Bard CR
34 MidDisc Inv 28 12.96 .88 C N X Gas Corp
CXG Oil&Gas-U S Expl Pro
39 Opport Inv 29 22.43n 1.51 Cirrus Logic
CRUS Elec-Smicondctr Mfg
42 SmlCapVal Z 33 17.05n 1.25
Citrix Systems
CTXS Comptr Sftwr-Entr
1 STMuniBdInv 2 9.39n +.04
COP Oil&Gas-Intl Integra
4 UltInc Inv
1 8.30 .02 ConocoPhillips
+ 2 UltShMuniInv 0 4.71n +.01 Corporate Exec Brd EXBD Cmml Svcs-Mrkt Rch
34 WlthGrowBal 20 8.41 .24 Covance
CVD Mdical/Dntal-Srvcs
Wells Fargo Advtg A
Covanta Holding
CVA Energy-Other
$ 4.0 bil 8002228222
DDIC Elec-Contract Mfg
32 Asset Alloc 19 14.39 .70 DDi Corp
DEAR Banks-Midwest
42 Sml Cap Val 33 16.80 1.23 Dearborn Bcp
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad
Dover
DOV Mchnry-Gen Indstrl
$ 11.8 bil 8002228222
43 CapitalGrow 27 11.25 .69 Eastgroup Proprties EGP Finance-Reit
EMC Comptr-Data Strge
40 Divers Eq
25 21.20n 1.35 EMC Corp
37 Divers Sml 28 7.73n .44 Encore Wire Corp
WIRE Elctricl-Equipmnt
+ 4 Govt Secs
0 10.50 +.02 Energen
EGN Utility-Gas Dstribtn
34 Growth Bal 21 18.84n .92
F5 Networks
FFIV Intrnet-Ntwrk Sltns
38 Index
24 34.50n 2.24
FNLC Banks-Northeast
38 Lg Co Grow 23 33.49n 1.81 First Bancorp Inc
+ 3 Sh Dur Gov
0 10.02n +.01 First Niagara Finl
FNFG Financ-Svings & Lo
32 SmCapOppor 26 22.11n 1.16 Gardner Denvr
GDI Mchnry-Gen Indstrl
1 TotRetBd Ad 2 11.71n +.04
General Dynamics GD Aerospace/Defense
Wells Fargo Advtg I
$ 4.7 bil 8002228222
GENZ Medical-Biomed/Bth
Genzyme Corp
42 Endv Select 27 6.86n .44 Hub Group Cl A
HUBG Transportation-Svcs
+ 4 Govt Secs
0 10.49 +.02
Igo Inc
IGOI Comptr-Prphrl Eqp
39 Growth
24 18.72n 1.10
IKN Rtail Whlsle Offc Sup
41 Sml Growth 30 7.55n .41 Ikon Office Sltns
ISIL Elec-Smicondctr Mfg
1 TotRetBd In 2 11.71n +.05 Intersil Corp
Westcore
Inventure Group Inc SNAK Food-Msc Prparation
$ 1.9 bil 8003922673
Irobot Corp
IRBT Househld-Applncs
4 Plus Bond
3 9.71n +.03
Kadant
KAI Paper & Paper Produc
Western Asset
Kinetic Concepts
KCI Medical-Systems/Eqp
$ 19.1 bil 6268449400
12 Core Bond I 6 9.23n .04 Knight Capital Grp NITE Invstmnt Brokers
12 CoreBdFiInt 6 9.23n .04
11 CorePlBdInt 6 8.74n .04 Knight Transportn KNX Trnsportation-Trck
Bldg-A/C & Heating P
10 CorePlusBdI 6 8.74n .04 Lennox International LII
25 HiYld I
19 6.75n .02 Lincoln Bncrp
LNCB Financ-Svings & Lo
4 InflPlsBd I
5 9.35n .. Lincoln Electric
LECO Machnry-Tools & Re
7 IntermdBd 5 9.09n ..
LSI CORP
LSI Elec-Smicondctr Mfg
William Blair I
Matrixx Initiatives MTXX Cosmetics/Persnl Cre
$ 5.9 bil 8006352886
37 Growth
27 7.62n .46 McDonalds
MCD Retail-Restaurants
54 InstIntlGr
34 8.76n .74 Medicines
MDCO Medical-Biomed/Bth
54 Intl Growth 34 13.49n 1.15
Norfolk Southern NSC Transportation-Rail
William Blair N
Northern Trust
NTRS Banks-Supr Rgional
$ 3.4 bil 8006352886
55 Intl Growth 34 13.23n 1.13 Northrop Grumman NOC Aerospace/Defense
Wilmington
Northwest Pipe
NWPX Metal Proc & Fabrica
$ 2.2 bil 8003369970
NUVA Medical-Products
50 MltMgrIntlI 31 4.79n .36 NuVasive Inc
NVEC Elec-Cmpnent/Cntr
16 MltMgRlAstI 18 13.06n .40 NVE

Curr
Closing Qtr
Price Erns

Div Close
Vol % 08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund

-56.1 24 E 60.3 Bldrs Emerg Mkts 50 ADRE 4.9 24.19

.. 24 D- 26.3 WT India Earnings
EPI .. 10.90
-57.1 23 E 55.8 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM 4.8 21.50
-53.7 23 E 61.6 IS S&P Latin Am 40
ILF 4.6 23.04
-58.5 23 D- 113.5 Spdr S&P China
GXC 1.7 37.26
-58.1 22 E 58.3 Clymr/BNY BRIC
EEB 1.1 22.36
-57.9 22 D+ 73.2 IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI 4.7 23.91
.. 22 E 59.1 IS MSCI Turkey Inv
TUR .. 22.76
-54.4 22 E 100.5 Spdr S&P Emg L Amer GML 2.6 36.91
-57.4 22 D- 58.9 VG Emrg Mkts
VWO 4.4 22.19
-68.4 19 D- 118.0 Brcly Ipath MSCI India INP .. 30.92
-59.7 19 E 76.9 IS MSCI So Africa
EZA10.8 26.24
-61.6 19 D- 75.0 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 4.9 24.86
-60.1 18 E 36.2 Spdr S&P BRIC 40
BIK 0.9 12.80
-59.3 17 E 102.2 IS MSCI Brazil
EWZ 3.8 32.84
-62.3 16 E 40.9 IS MSCI Austria
EWO 5.3 13.89
-64.6 16 E 27.7 IS MSCI Belgium
EWK24.1 8.63
66.1 99 B+ 171.7 ProS Ultsht FTSE/Xin FXP 0.9 127.71 23.13 -20
-67.1 14 E 76.2 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 1.5 23.35
142.8 99 B- 223.2 ProS Ultsht MSCI EAFE EFU 0.9 179.40 23.90 -31
-72.1 8 E 59.6 MV Russia
RSX 0.8 14.22
118.8 99 A- 207.1 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV 0.8 159.90 28.98 68
-35.7 57 D 14.4 IS MSCI Japan
EWJ 1.3 8.54 -0.55 73
TLT 4.2 97.05
.. 56 E 30.6 WT Mid East Div
GULF .. 16.73 -0.71 -75 4.3 95 C+ 100.9 IS Lehmn 20+ Yr
.. 54 D 60.0 IS MSCI Israel Cap
EIS .. 33.53 -2.43 -80 4.8 95 B+ 111.8 IS Lehmn 3-7 Yr Treas IEI 3.5 110.61
IEF 4.1 89.65
-43.5 50 D- 14.1 IS MSCI Malaysia
EWM 5.6 7.19 -0.21 21 3.0 95 D- 92.6 IS Lehmn 7-10 Yr
SHY 3.1 84.13
-40.5 48 D- 79.8 VG Pacific
VPL 4.1 40.29 -2.78 -19 2.4 94 B 84.6 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr
.. 47 E 59.7 IS MSCI ACWI
ACWI .. 30.77 -2.42 -33 0.7 94 E 104.5 IS Lehmn MBS Fixed MBB 5.0 102.55
0.6
94
C+
110.8
IS
Lehmn
Shrt
Treas
SHV
3.5 110.31
.. 47 D- 25.9 PS Mena Frntier
PMNA .. 15.22 -0.93 -24
PVI 5.8 25.03
-45.9 41 E 83.9 IS MSCI Growth
EFG 2.1 42.04 -3.11 13 -0.1 94 E 26.9 PS VRDO Tax-Free
-46.4 41 E 75.7 WT DEFA
DWM 2.4 37.23 -2.78 -29 0.2 94 B+ 47.5 Spdr Leh 1-3 Mth Tbil BIL 1.6 45.87
-47.3 40 E 71.8 IS MSCI Spain
EWP 6.8 33.54 -4.03 -69 -0.2 93 D- 25.2 Spdr Lehmn St Muni SHM 2.7 22.74
-46.5 40 C+ 52.6 VG Europe Pacific
VEA 0.0 25.65 -2.30 52 -1.4 93 D- 80.0 VG Short-Term Bond BSV 3.5 75.97
BND 4.3 75.31
-42.4 40 D- 58.8 WT Emg Mkt Hi Yld Eq DEM 1.6 30.40 -2.86 -52 -2.7 93 B- 79.8 VG Total Bond Mkt
-47.5 39 E 34.5 Bldrs Devlpd Mkts 100 ADRD 4.3 16.56 -1.56 21 -3.4 91 E 105.5 IS Leh Aggregte Bnd AGG 4.8 97.73
-47.2 39 D- 86.5 IS MSCI EAFE Indx
EFA 6.3 41.42 -3.26 27 -3.7 91 D- 103.9 IS Lehmn 1-3 Yr Credit CSJ 4.3 97.30
MUB 3.5 95.36
-47.5 39 E 22.5 PS Intl Divnd Achievrs PID 5.1 10.80 -0.80 22 -6.5 90 C+ 104.0 IS S&P Nat Muni
BIV 4.7 72.33
-48.0 38 D- 45.4 Spdr MSCI ACWI X-US CWI 3.6 21.44 -1.88 -57 -6.5 90 E 83.0 VG Intrmed-Term
TIP 8.2 97.65
-47.9 37 E 82.0 IS MSCI Value Fund
EFV 8.0 37.52 -2.96 -12 -7.7 89 E 112.1 IS Tr Lehman TIPS
..
89
C
74.0
ProS
Ultsht
7-10
Yr
PST 1.3 65.10
-48.5 37 E 82.1 VG European
VGK 6.1 38.55 -2.92 56
-47.1 37 E 74.6 WT Intl SmallCap Div DLS 4.1 34.02 -2.16 26 -9.9 88 B+ 24.1 Spdr Lehmn Municipl TFI 4.2 20.05
-49.0 36 E 39.9 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX 1.7 17.55 -1.25 385 -8.9 87 E 59.0 Spdr Lehmn Intl Trsy BWX 3.2 49.00
PZA 4.9 21.30
-48.2 36 E 63.7 VG FTSE World X-US VEU 1.7 30.34 -2.66 113 -15.3 85 D+ 25.8 PS Insrd Nat Muni
LQD 6.3 87.45
-45.3 35 E 36.7 IS MSCI Canada
EWC 1.3 17.56 -1.62 -1 -16.6 82 B 108.3 IS Iboxx $ Investop
TBT 1.1 59.21
-49.9 35 E 40.7 IS MSCI France
EWQ13.0 19.07 -1.53 -63 .. 82 B 75.0 ProS Ultsht 20+ Yr
-49.2 35 D 27.4 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU 7.7 12.24 -0.99 -33 .. 69 E 62.8 Spdr DB Intl Gv InfPrct WIP 5.1 46.00
-49.6 35 E 62.5 IS S&P Europe 350
IEV 9.1 28.82 -2.38 2 -30.1 66 D+ 106.0 IS Iboxx Hi Yld Corp HYG11.3 70.40
-45.6 34 C+ 18.2 IS MSCI Taiwan
EWT .. 8.18 -0.43 8 -29.4 61 B 47.9 IS S&P US Prefrrd Stk PFF 8.5 29.29
-52.0 34 E 66.0 Spdr DJ Euro Stoxx 50 FEZ 1.9 30.07 -2.80 -35 -34.1 61 D- 48.2 Spdr Lehmn High Yld JNK13.5 31.56
-48.0 34 D- 80.2 Spdr S&P Emg MdEAfr GAF 2.8 36.72 -3.48 -21 -28.3 59 B 24.8 PS Financial Preferrd PGF 9.1 14.18
PGX 7.1 12.78
-53.4 33 E 65.2 IS FTSE EPRA RE X-US IFGL 4.6 22.06 -2.39 32 .. 59 C+ 22.6 PS Preferred
.. 31 E 26.4 Clymr/BNY MellnFrntr FRN .. 12.97 -0.99 -54 -32.8 57 D+ 18.7 S&P 500 Covered Call BEP19.3 10.36
-39.9 50 D- 28.2 PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn PCY 8.9 15.89
-49.5 31 E 34.8 IS MSCI Australia
EWA .. 14.56 -1.12 17
-53.7 31 E 63.7 IS MSCI EMU Indx
EZU13.1 27.61 -2.41 -54
-53.6 31 E 36.7 IS MSCI Germany
EWG13.9 16.44 -1.26 -20 .. 99 B+ 31.0 Macrshrs $100 OilDwn DOY .. 31.10
-54.3 31 E 24.3 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 4.9 10.03 -0.73 -19 14.0 97 B 103.5 Currencyshrs Jpn Yen FXY .. 102.14
-52.6 31 E 36.4 IS MSCI Italy
EWI14.2 15.60 -1.31 -66 11.3 97 C+ 26.0 PS DB US$ Bullish
UUP .. 26.38
-50.8 31 E 61.0 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP 1.1 25.31 -2.10 -27 .. 94 D+ 25.7 WT Dreyfus Chn Yuan CYB .. 25.18
.. 31 D- 54.4 IS MSCI Thailand Inv THD .. 24.08 -1.93 -83 -2.7 88 C+ 102.0 Currencyshrs Swiss Fr FXF 1.3 86.00
-57.4 30 E 31.9 FrstTr Ise ChindiaIndx FNI 2.2 11.80 -1.00 -65 -9.5 84 E 30.8 PS DB US$ Bearish
UDN .. 24.95
-53.0 30 E 26.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tech PIZ 2.3 11.94 -0.99 -18 -12.4 82 E 160.5 Currencyshrs Euro Tr FXE 4.0 128.27
-52.9 29 E 32.9 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN10.7 14.11 -1.23 -63 -18.5 79 D 211.4 Currencyshrs Brit Pnd FXB 4.4 162.69
-50.2 29 E 15.8 IS MSCI Singapore
EWS 3.8 6.87 -0.63 37 -21.0 78 E 113.0 Currencyshrs Can Dlr FXC 2.7 79.75
-58.1 28 E 38.9 PS Gld Drg Chna
PGJ 3.7 14.36 -1.29 -24 -26.5 68 D+ 30.2 PS DB G10 Curr
DBV 4.0 20.20
-54.0 28 D+ 104.8 Spdr S&P Emg AsiaPc GMF 2.6 40.14 -4.18 -83 -24.1 64 D- 98.8 Currencyshrs Aus Dlr FXA 7.0 66.85
-53.7 27 E 32.0 PS Dyn Dev Intl
PFA 2.2 11.00 -1.00 -62 -20.8 64 E 46.6 PS DB Commod Indx DBC 3.0 25.00
.. 27 E 27.3 PS India
PIN 0.5 11.91 -0.99 142 .. 61 E 27.7 WT Dreyfs Brazil Real BZF .. 18.03
-50.5 25 E 64.2 IS MSCI Mexico
EWW 4.0 27.71 -3.42 50 -29.5 56 E 73.2 Brcly Ipath DJ AIG Cm DJP .. 39.62
-54.6 25 D- 36.2 IS MSCI Sweden
EWD18.1 13.94 -1.14 -8 -28.5 53 D- 76.6 IS S&P GSCI Commod GSG .. 37.72
.. 21 D 29.1 PS Glb Wind Engy PWND ..
-58.9 19 E 66.2 MV Agribusiness
MOO ..
-62.9 19 D- 35.0 PS Glb Cln Energy
PBD ..
.. 18 E 30.8 Clymr/Mac Glb SolEng TAN ..
.. 16 E 31.5 FrstTr Glb Wind Enrgy FAN ..
.. 16 E 60.3 MV Coal
KOL ..
-68.9 16 E 99.9 ProS Ultra Tech
ROM 0.7
-59.3 16 E 96.1 Spdr S&P Metls&Ming XME 2.0
-59.9 15 E 56.9 MV Gold Miners
GDX 4.0
-64.8 12 E 114.1 MV Steel
SLX 6.5
-76.8 10 E 89.7 ProS Ultra Semicndc USD 1.4
-78.4 8 E 55.8 ProS Ultra Financials UYG 4.3
-75.4 7 E 131.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
DIG ..
-71.7 6 E 47.9 ProS Ultra Real Est
URE10.7
-79.6 4 E 112.9 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl UYM 3.9

10.65
23.59
11.77
10.77
12.13
17.23
25.15
28.16
18.36
29.94
16.44
8.99
27.00
9.75
19.40

-1.47 34
-2.76 23
-1.73 237
-1.34 -38
-1.66 -11
-3.77 28
-2.02 14
-5.00 14
-3.53 23
-4.27 -30
-1.54 23
-1.37 3
-7.50 244
-1.70 122
-3.15 905

International/Global

-2.99 3
-0.95 37
-2.53 78
-3.53 38
-4.25 73
-2.68 39
-2.87 70
-3.48 -56
-4.94 117
-2.36 29
-2.71 -38
-4.38 -20
-2.83 19
-1.69 -60
-5.00 30
-1.45 -79
-0.60 -4
-2.55 -72
-2.44 -27

Bond

1.93 -60
0.54 -42
0.68 -27
0.12 -42
0.42 -71
0.09 -42
0.01 -48
-0.06 -9
0.03 -52
0.52 -32
0.34 35
1.12 -4
0.39 -59
2.37 46
0.61 11
0.72 117
-1.56 -8
0.07 -32
-0.84 -47
1.06 23
-1.02 26
-2.09 63
-0.73 -8
-0.59 -38
-0.37 158
-0.66 -4
-0.20 -1
0.17 -54
-0.52 12
-1.37 71

Commodity/Currency
0.91
2.49
0.34
0.00
-0.42
-0.32
-2.40
-4.49
-2.78
-0.75
-0.81
-1.41
-1.31
-2.10
-2.34

-68
4
-19
-26
-14
-39
-32
-51
18
-31
-59
-31
-49
-45
-62

Company Name

Symbol Industry

Curr
Closing Qtr
Price Erns

Omniture Inc
Penson Worldwide
PepsiAmericas Inc
PF Changs Chna Bs
Philip Morris Intl Inc
Pinnacle Fin Ptnr

OMTR
PNSN
PAS
PFCB
PM
PNFP

Internet-Software
Invstmnt Brokers
Bvrages-Sft Drinks
Retail-Restaurants
Tobacco
Banks-Southeast

11.24
10.01
17.50
18.11
40.83
24.89

0.11 vs
0.35 vs
0.70 vs
0.31 vs
r0.93 vs
0.39 vs

0.07
0.32
0.56
0.21
0.78
0.35

+57.1a
+9.4
+25.0`
+47.6`
+19.2`
+11.4a

0.0 77.8 +108a

+30 105 0.2
+13 1328 +12`
+24 298 +10a
+3.317365 +22`
+2.6 61.1 +40a

73
69
82
77
80
83

24
78
52
51
76
91

Plantronics
Quantum DSSG
Quidel

PLT Elec-Misc Products

QTM Comptr-Data Strge
QDEL Medical-Products

Prior
Under
Sales
Rel
Yrs Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str
Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg

0.41 vs
0.05 vs
0.15 vs
0.63 vs
0.05 vs
1.29 vs
0.90 vs
0.20 vs
1.22 vs
0.05 vs

0.39
0.04
0.07
0.14
0.01
1.21
0.87
0.19
1.14
0.01

+5.1a
+25.0
+114
+350
+400a
+6.6a
+3.5a
+5.3a
+7.0a
+400`

+5.1
+400
+36
0.0
0.0
+7.5
+4.7
0.0
3.9
..

217
215
31.9
34.6
62.4
2272
2471
278
1626
7.1

+4.2a
13
+16a
7.6
+9.2a
1.1
+12a
+17a
1.3
46

76
61
87
33
73
70
68
76
75
73

53
5
68
42
82
75
97
86
54
62

RAI
ROH
ROL
R
SIFI

Tobacco
Chemicals-Specialty
Bldg-Mntnance & S
Comml Svcs-Leasing
Financ-Svings & Lo

14.48
.50
13.36
13.44
3.70
45.16
67.44
15.27
38.57
6.65

Tractor Supply Co
TriQuint Semi

SLGN
SKX
SLH
SFG
SCL
TECH
TMP
TMK
TSCO
TQNT

Containers
Apparel-Shoes & Rel
Comptr Sftwr-Entr
Insurance-Life
Chemicals-Specialty
Medical-Biomed/Bth
Banks-Northeast
Insurance-Life
Retl Whsle Bldg Prds
Elec-Smicondctr Mfg

41.11
12.17
22.49
37.28
36.98
68.31
44.65
35.10
33.42
3.89

1.45 vs
0.60 vs
0.43 vs
1.46 vs
0.53 vs
0.74 vs
0.81 vs
1.53 vs
0.53 vs
0.12 vs

1.26
0.53
0.26
1.29
0.49
0.58
0.78
1.39
0.44
0.08

+15.1a
+13.2
+65.4`
+13.2a
+8.2a
+27.6`
+3.9a
+10.1`
+20.4`
+50.0a

0.0
+5.3
+30
+18
13
+12
+3.9
+2.0
+13
+9.1

964
403
143
647
433
69.3
47.6
753
734
186

+6.6a
+2.1`
+15a
5.4
+28`
+20`
+6.3`
13
+17`
+52`

82
83
69
85
81
88
68
54
69
45

75
39
87
69
91
92
95
38
89
65

Tupperware Brands
Wabtec
WellPoint Inc
Young Innovations

TUP
WAB
WLP
YDNT

Househld-Housewrs
Trnsprttion-Eqp Mfg
Mdical-Hlth Mnt Org
Medical/Dntal-Sppls

21.48
44.75
39.80
17.40

0.47 vs
r0.68 vs
1.58 vs
0.39 vs

0.37
0.54
1.44
0.35

+27.0a
+25.9`
+9.7`
+11.4`

+15 513
+4.6 396
+5.314961
+2.6 24.9

+13a
+12a
1.8
+1.1a

88
93
77
57

44
95
55
82

Prior
Under
Sales
Rel
Yrs Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str RamcoGershensn RPT Finance-Reit
Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg Rewards Network DINE Comml Svcs-Misc

54.98
8.00
47.16
.90
17.82
49.70
30.88
56.49
9.05
30.35

1.36 vs 1.15
0.07 vs 0.06
1.22 vs 1.06
0.03 vs 0.02
0.74 vs 0.68
1.23 vs 1.08
0.48 vs 0.31
0.71 vs 0.34
0.16 vs0.11
1.40 vs 1.22

+18.3`
+16.7
+15.1`
+50.0
+8.8a
+13.9`
+54.8`
+109`
+245
+14.8a

+8.8
..
+6.1
..
+45
+14
+17
+27
..
+2.9

2715
5.7
511
10.8
1123
3875
533
64.8
8.6
3010

+14a
13
+3.9a
+18a
+8.8a
+7.3`
+6.4a
+43`
11
+12a

Reynolds American
Rohm & Haas
Rollins
83 40 Ryder System
13 91 S I Financial Grp Inc
83 67 Silgan Hldgs
47 39 Skechers USA A
78 42 Solera Holdings Inc
72 93 Stancorp Finl
91 88 Stepan
90 97 Techne
27 73 Tompkins Financial
89 12 Torchmark Corp

78.25
19.29
4.59
19.97
49.06
25.75
66.47
19.14
3.83
4.43

1.10 vs 0.93
0.45 vs 0.21
0.15 vs0.01
0.43 vs 0.41
3.32 vs 1.94
0.61 vs 0.59
0.80 vs 0.69
0.32 vs 0.24
r0.08 vs 0.01
0.18 vs0.09

+18.3
+114`
+1600`
+4.9
+71.1`
+3.4a
+15.9a
+33.3`
+700
+300

+1.9 617
+4.7 217
+67 53.3
+16 399
+8.571373
+8.9 142
0.0 467
+14 439
.. 49.3
+260 15.2

+13`
+96`
+13`
+14a
+49`
+4.5a
+13a
+25`
+14`
14

82
96
37
68
91
67
89
92
34
51

84
43
81
50
45
35
75
63
62
64

28.02
31.38
9.98
14.30
29.56
19.78
16.91
13.76
22.28
56.49

1.01 vs
0.29 vs
r0.19 vs
0.34 vs
1.01 vs
0.41 vs
0.39 vs
0.22 vs
0.88 vs
1.59 vs

0.90
0.28
0.17
0.24
0.80
0.40
0.35
0.21
0.80
1.34

+12.2a
+3.6a
+11.8a
+41.7
+26.3
+2.5a
+11.4a
+4.8
+10.0a
+18.7a

+3.1
64
+5.6
+42
+19
+105
..
0.0
+17
+5.3

1966 +5.4a
42.9+10.0a
3716 +13a
296 3.9
330 +20`
171 +18a
20.8 3.4
139 +1.8a
480 +5.0a
7140 +4.5a

82
78
82
61
75
77
73
60
92
87

47
56
47
65
22
66
95
95
32
52

66.11
30.91
.77
16.94
12.14
1.70
11.13
15.03
20.43
14.44

1.04 vs 0.90
0.45 vs 0.39
0.03 vs0.01
0.31 vs 0.23
0.44 vs 0.36
0.06 vs 0.01
0.15 vs0.06
0.50 vs 0.49
0.96 vs 0.88
0.40 vs 0.09

+15.6`
+15.4`
+400`
+34.8a
+22.2a
+500`
+350
+2.0a
+9.1a
+344`

+4.0
0.0
..
+6.9
+10
+50
+67
+39
+7.9
+67

1160
514
20.1
1059
219
29.8
92.4
83.7
503
270

+21a
+23`
+5.5
0.6
+10a
+18a
+45`
9.7
+22`
+32`

85
90
28
81
88
73
36
73
83
93

84
93
32
99
23
85
63
42
21
90

13.24
29.26
13.65
41.66
3.83
17.53
54.18
19.42
54.54
51.13

0.19 vs
1.10 vs
0.18 vs
1.60 vs
0.14 vs
0.85 vs
1.05 vs
0.16 vs
1.37 vs
1.12 vs

0.17
0.94
0.10
1.15
0.06
0.63
0.83
0.12
1.02
0.93

+11.8
+17.0a
+80.0`
+39.1`
+133a
+34.9
+26.5a
+33.3a
+34.3`
+20.4a

+19
0.0
..
+19
+7.7
+15
+8.3
+700
+13
+187

210
974
13.3
633
714
33.6
6267
88.1
2894
1314

+16`
5.4
13
+12a
1.8
+18
+6.2`
+42a
+23`
4.9

36
82
70
95
84
64
90
67
89
89

67
81
97
37
56
98
90
93
88
58

45.91
31.27
44.06
25.22

1.43 vs
1.09 vs
0.21 vs
0.48 vs

1.35
0.55
0.04
0.34

+5.9a 0.0 8381 +6.5a

+98.2` +45 123 +34`
+425a +999 66.9 +74`
+41.2` +17 5.7 +14`

74
94
73
92

84 Ups

A9

Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg

98 Downs
A T M I Inc
Advanced Enrgy
Affiliated Mgrs
Allegheny Tech
Allegiant Travel Co
AllianceBernstein
Allstate
Anadigics
Arkansas Best
Arrow Electronics

ATMI
AEIS
AMG
ATI
ALGT
AB
ALL
ANAD
ABFS
ARW

Elec-Semicndctr Eqp
Elec-Semicndctr Eqp
Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt
Steel-Spclty Alloys
Trnsprttin-Airlne
Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt
Insrnce-Prp/Cas/Titl
Elec-Smicondctr Mfg
Trnsportation-Trck
Elec-Prts Distribtrs

12.22 0.31 vs
8.97 0.13 vs
44.10 1.31 vs
22.81 1.45 vs
36.03 0.24 vs
21.44 0.73 vs
28.23 0.34 vs
2.19 0.01 vs
28.11 0.61 vs
17.19 0.70 vs

0.32
0.13
1.56
1.80
0.35
1.20
1.54
0.10
0.75
0.76

3.1
0.0
16.0
19.4
31.4
39.2
..
..
18.7
7.9

+55
+18
+5.7
+5.1
+41
6.4
..
..
1.6
5.4

86.7
84.5
291
1392
117
72.9
7320
58.1
496
4295

4.9
6.6
16
+4.3
+35a
37
19
2.5
+2.0a
+6.6a

76
6
58
56
45
58
29
72
25
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ISSUES & INSIGHTS

WINNER OF THE 2008

Pulitzer Prize

Bidens Warning
Campaign 08: Like many others, we took it as another
gaffe when Joe Biden said he expected Barack Obama
to be tested shortly after taking office. But when he
repeated it, we wondered: Whats he trying to tell us?

lib, voluble and unscripted, Sen. Biden is liable to say anything on a given day. Thats why it pays to listen carefully
to what he repeats because its obviously something
hes thought about.
Mark my words, Biden said in San Francisco last Saturday.
With the next, first six months of this administration, if we win,
theyre going to were going to face a major international challenge. Because theyre going to want to test him, just like they did
young John Kennedy. Theyre going to want to test him.
Then, the very next day in Seattle, he said: Mark my words. It
will not be six months before the world tests Barack Obama like
they did John Kennedy . . . Watch, were gonna have an international crisis, a generated crisis, to test the metttle of this guy.
And just what would a generated crisis be? Could it be as
former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton said Wednesday that
leaders around the world see Obama as soft, untested and weak,
and they will react accordingly?
If so, Biden is right: Some aspiring latter-day Nikita Khrushchev,
Fidel Castro or Ho Chi Minh will no doubt test our new commander in chief.
But theres another angle to this, based on what Biden the senator
knows that Obamas defense policies, once its obvious how
theyll undermine us, are likely to be very, very unpopular. In this
case, Biden may be calling on his partys hard, pacifist core Moveon.org, Code Pink and the like to stand by their man.
Hell need their support. Like Jimmy Carter in the 1970s,
Obamas policies often sound good on the surface, but will in fact
materially weaken Americas ability to defend herself. Thats not
just our opinion, mind you; its straight from the horses mouth.
I will cut tens of billions of dollars in wasteful spending, Obama
told the pacifist Caucus for Priorities last year. I will cut investments in unproven missile defense systems. I will not weaponize
space. I will slow our development of future combat systems.
Pretty sweeping. That means no more missile defense although
in recent tests in the Pacific and elsewhere, the system has shown
itself to be a formidable potential shield against enemy attack.
But it didnt end there. I will not develop nuclear weapons, he
also promised Caucus for Priorities, vowing to seek deep cuts in
our own arsenal, unilaterally disabling our nuclear deterrent as
Russia and China engage in massive military buildups.
On the diplomatic front, Obama has pledged to talk to the likes of
Irans Ahmadinejad and Venezuelas Chavez without preconditions. But who knows what hell give up once he sits down to talk?
Obama has vowed to pull out of Iraq soon after taking office undercutting the hard-won victory now shaping up there, as the U.S.
prepares a careful, phased withdrawal of U.S. forces by 2012.
Such policies will create a vacuum that our foes will be only too
happy to exploit.
In response to seeing a weakling in the White House, will Russia
do something rash in Eastern Europe, like invade Ukraine? Will
South Korea develop a bomb, knowing the U.S. wont stop it? Will
Iran attack Israel, as it has promised, thinking America has become
a paper tiger? We dont know, but maybe Joe Biden does.

Obamas Red Shirts

Voter Fraud: Republican leaders want to defund and
criminally investigate ACORN. Why should taxpayer dollars fund a nonpartisan organization that proclaims
Obama needs ACORN, and we need Obama.

hat the greatest attempt at voter fraud in the nations history is

being funded in large part at taxpayers expense is more than a
bit ironic. House Minority Leader John Boehner wants it
stopped and Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, wants the group allegedly behind the fraud, ACORN, criminally investigated and prosecuted.
ACORN calls itself a nonpartisan group seeking to register minorities and the poor. But its political arm has endorsed Barack Obama,
who both trained the groups staff and sued the state of Illinois on
their behalf. And Obamas campaign has given ACORN affiliates
$800,000 for a get-out-the-vote drive.
In fact, its a get-out-the-vote for Obama drive as evidenced by a
video recently aired by Fox News that showed just how nonpartisan the group is. It was taken at ACORNs national convention where
Rep. Maxine Waters spoke to a sea of ACORN organizers wearing
their uniform of red baseball caps and shirts.
Waters, to great applause and cheers, said: This has been the worst
presidency that this country has ever known. But thats all right.
Were getting rid of his (President Bushs) ass. Hes got to go.
The next speaker, an ACORN representative defined who we
meant. She said: Were getting Obama for president! Obama needs
us, ACORN, but we need Obama. Dont we? Yeah!
A list of government funding of ACORN released by Boehner reveals
that some $31 million in taxpayer dollars have been given to the group
since 1998. Using Federal Register records, Boehner found ACORN
got the money through 54 individual grants in 11 different states.
They would have gotten much more if the original Democratic version of the federal rescue bill had passed. It gave to groups such as
ACORN 20% of any profits from the future resale of acquired mortgages, a massive potential rip-off of taxpayers.
House Republicans worked together to stop the majority from
using taxpayer dollars to fill a slush fund created just for ACORN, but
now we must go further to turn off the spigot of federal grants on
which ACORN depends, Boehner said last week.
Cornyn notes that, due to the efforts of ACORNs red shirts in Harris County, Texas, which includes the City of Houston, election officials either rejected or discovered serious deficiencies with nearly
40% of the 27,000 registration cards filed by ACORN from January
through July of this year.
ACORN will say its voting activities are separate and not funded by
the taxpayer. But money is fungible. Cornyn recently wrote to Attorney General Michael Mukasey, arguing that because the violations
of federal voting laws by ACORN employees appear to be so widespread, ACORN and its affiliates should be investigated as a criminal
enterprise.
We agree. Those orchestrating this attempt to steal the 2008 election should go to jail, directly to jail, and not collect our $200.

Constitutional Crisis
Supreme Court: John McCain wants justices wholl interpret the Founders intent. Barack Obama wants justices wholl feel your pain and render social justice.
Imagine two or three more Ruth Bader Ginsburgs.

residents come and go. Even our worst ex-president, Jimmy

Carter, lasted only one term, so the damage he could do,
while grievous, was finite. People could act on their buyers
remorse at the next election.
Supreme Court justices are a different story. They are appointed
for life, and the damage they can do to our nation is infinite and usually irreversible. Who appoints them matters.
The Constitution, it has been said, is a document written by geniuses to design a government that can be run by idiots. It defines and
limits that governments powers and obligations, and lists rights designed to protect individuals from government excesses. It has
been under assault from those who would change the Constitution
from a document carved in stone into an Etch-a-Sketch.
Obama is one of those believers in a living Constitution. Speaking in July 2007 at a Planned Parenthood conference in Washington, D.C., he said: We need somebody whos got the heart, the empathy, to recognize what its like to be a young teenage mom. The
empathy to understand what its like to be poor, or African-American, or gay, or disabled, or old. And thats the criteria by which Im
going to be selecting my judges.
By those criteria, we should not be surprised to see Oprah Winfrey
on his short list of future justices. McCain has a different view of
both the Constitution and the Supreme Court, one based on the law
and not emotion or good intentions.
My nominees will understand that there are clear limits to the
scope of judicial power, and clear limits to the scope of federal
power, McCain has said, citing Chief Justice John Roberts and Associate Justice Samuel Alito as the type of justices he would appoint. Barack Obama was one of only 22
senators to oppose Roberts. McCain, by
contrast, supported Ronald Reagans
Exploring Differences
Between The Candidates failed nomination of Robert Bork.
On The Major Issues
Obama not only voted against Roberts
THIRD IN A SERIES
and Alito, he also voted against the appointment of Janice Rogers Brown and
Priscilla Owen to federal appeals court posts. The appeals court is
the farm system for Supreme Court justices. Clarence Thomas sat
for a year on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, the nations secondmost-prominent court.
I would not have nominated Clarence Thomas. I dont think that
he was an exp a strong enough jurist or legal thinker at the time
for that elevation, Obama said, catching himself before the e word
experience fell from his teleprompter-trained lips. Even
Obama knows that Thomas is eminently more qualified to sit on the
Supreme Court than Obama is to sit in the Oval Office.
Legal scholar Obama also said of Thomas, I profoundly disagree
with his interpretations of a lot of the Constitution. One of those interpretations relates to gun control. In the 5-4 Heller decision,
Thomas was in the majority in deciding the 2nd Amendments
right to bear arms was an individual right and the District of Columbias gun ban was unconstitutional. Obama thought otherwise.
The type of justices Obama would appoint, like Ginsburg, recently
decided in a 5-4 decision that capital punishment for child rapists
was unconstitutional. Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote that the decision was based on the evolving standards of decency that mark the
progress of a maturing society.
By another 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court decided that Guantanamo
detainees had a right to take their cases for release to federal courts.
Obama has campaigned on a promise that I will restore habeas corpus for detainees. McCain called the ruling one of the worst decisions in history, one that opens up a whole new chapter and interpretation of our Constitution.
Justice Antonin Scalia, another judge whom Obama would not
have appointed, recently slammed the view of a living Constitution endorsed by Obama. Some judges, he told an audience at the
Woodrow Wilson Center, were more concerned with promoting
their personal policy preferences than interpreting the law.
When we are in that mode, he said, you realize we have rendered the Constitution useless. Thats exactly what Barack Obama
has in mind.

The Great Divide

IBD/TIPP Tracking Poll: Day 10

Contrary to other polls, some of which show Obama ahead by double
digits, the IBD/TIPP Poll shows a sudden tightening of Obamas lead to
3.7 from 6.0. McCain has picked up 3 points in the West and with
independents, married women and those with some college. Hes also
gaining momentum in the suburbs, where hes gone from dead even a
week ago to a 20-point lead. Obama padded gains in urban areas and
with lower-class households, but he slipped 4 points with parents.
the 2008 election for
Q IfU.S.
president were held
today and the following
were candidates, for
whom would you vote?

Barack Obama

John McCain

Not sure

Overall
45.7%

42.0%

12.3%

Region
Northeast
Midwest
South
West

55%
46%
41%
45%

28%
41%
49%
43%

18%
13%
9%
12%

Area type
Urban
Suburban
Rural

59%
33%
32%

29%
53%
56%

12%
14%
11%

43%
47%
48%
40%

53%
44%
36%
46%

4%
9%
16%
14%

Gender
Male
Female

40%
50%

48%
37%

12%
13%

Parental status
Parents
Non-parents

47%
45%

41%
42%

12%
13%

Income
Under 30k
30k-50k
50k-75k
75k+

50%
50%
48%
44%

38%
39%
43%
45%

12%
11%
9%
11%

Party
Democrats
Republicans
Ind./other

87%
7%
42%

5%
84%
38%

8%
9%
20%

Investor
Yes
No

45%
49%

43%
41%

12%
9%

Women
Single women
Married women

59%
45%

26%
44%

15%
12%

Education
High school
Some college
College degree+

43%
39%
50%

42%
52%
37%

15%
9%
12%

Ideology
Conservative
Moderate
Liberal

23%
59%
85%

66%
26%
7%

11%
15%
8%

Household description
Upper/upper middle
Middle
Working
Lower

48%
45%
47%
61%

40%
46%
39%
28%

13%
10%
14%
11%

Religion
Protestant
Catholic
Other Christian
Jewish
Other
None

39%
46%
38%
59%
56%
73%

49%
41%
52%
23%
34%
13%

13%
13%
10%
17%
10%
13%

Union household
Yes
No

65%
43%

25%
45%

11%
13%

Displays ag
Yes
No

38%
62%

49%
29%

14%
9%

Age
18-24
25-44
45-64
65+

Poll taken Oct. 17-21, 2008, of 1,052 likely voters. Margin of error is +/-3.5 percentage points
Source: TechnoMetrica Market Intelligence (tipponline.com)

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ISSUES & INSIGHTS

ON THE LEFT
45%

Socialism Talk
Gives The Race
An Ugly Tinge

40

35

OODBRIDGE, Va. John McCain

should not have to be here, not on a
crisp October Saturday scarcely
two weeks before the election.
Prince William County is the electoral
Maginot line between the Washington suburbs and what a McCain spokeswoman has
just unhelpfully described as real Virginia. George W. Bush twice won 53% of the
vote in this booming exurb, roughly mirroring his statewide totals.
But here is McCain, in front of one sign
reading Phil the Bricklayer and another
proclaiming Rose the Teacher. If any undecided voters are here, I have not found
them, and McCain does not seem to be looking. His red meat message is not pitched to
the wavering.
Sen. Obamas economic goal is, as he told
Joe, quote, spread the
wealth
around,
McCain warns, to
angry cries of Socialist!
Obamas tax plan is
not a tax cut its just
another government
giveaway, McCain warns. I wont let that
happen to you. Youre paying enough
taxes.
Outside the rally, a man is handing out
Obama for Change bumper stickers
with a Soviet red star and the g rendered
as a hammer and sickle.
There is an ugliness to the McCain campaigns closing days. Sarah Palin talks about
pro-America areas of this great nation.
Minnesota Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann pronounces herself very concerned
that (Obama) may have anti-American
views. Ohio Sen. George Voinovich, ordinarily much more sensible, says, With all
due respect, the man is a socialist.
And McCain is the stoker in chief of the argument that Obama is Eugene v. Debs revisited. Obama raises taxes on seniors, hardworking families to give welfare to those
who pay none, a McCain ad warns.
Joe, in his plain-spoken way, said this
sounded a lot like socialism, McCain said
in a recent radio address. And a lot of Americans are thinking along those same lines.
The candidates have different visions
about the proper role of government; these
are fair, and important, grounds for debate.
Obama has committed his share of fouls,
scaring seniors about McCains designs on
Social Security and Medicare, and mischaracterizing McCains health care program.

Ruth
Marcus

Toxic Talk
And, yes, all hard-fought elections turn
nasty, despite the best intentions of the candidates. But for all the hand-wringing over
Swift-boating in 2004, those charges came
from an outside group, not the candidate,
and went to John Kerrys character, not the
legitimacy of his governing philosophy.
There are two equally worrying aspects
about the toxic fallout from the McCain
campaigns closing argument. The first is
how much harder it will be for the next president to unite a divided country in the way
that both McCain and Obama say they want.
Ominous talk about socialism and welfare,
about pro- and anti-America, threatens to
make that task harder, no matter who is
elected.
The second is the long-term damage to the
ability to move beyond the stale no new
taxes debate and have an adult discussion
about how to raise the revenues the country
needs to make investments for the future,
even as it provides for an aging population.
McCains angry denunciation of socialist
wealth-spreading ignores the fact that the
country has always had a progressive tax
code. McCain himself once seemed to embrace the sensible notion that those who
reap greater rewards should contribute
more back.

McCains Incivility
I cannot in good conscience support a tax
cut in which so many of the benefits go to
the most fortunate among us, at the expense
of middle-class Americans, he said in voting against the 2001 Bush tax cuts.
When McCain inveighs against Obamas
plan to give tax credits to those who pay
none, he ignores the fact that the 40% who
do not owe income tax still have 7.65%
taken out in payroll taxes.
Even now, McCains own health care plan
offers a tax credit to people who owe no income taxes. In Woodbridge, McCain brags
about his own refundable tax credit to
help people purchase insurance just minutes after assailing Obamas refundable
credit as a government giveaway.
I make over $250,000 a year, between my
wife and I, Thomas Jacoby, a 62-year-old
contractor, tells me in Woodbridge. I dont
want to share it with anybody.
As any parent understands, sharing is not
themost natural of human instincts. But government is fundamentally about sharing for
the common good; taxes are, as Oliver Wendell Holmes said, the price of a civilized society.
McCain is running a campaign both uncivil and uncivilizing one I expect he will
rue, win or lose.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

Obama
plan:
44%

More People Paying Nothing

The share of Americans who pay no federal income
taxes at all has risen steadily during President
Bushs years in office, despite false claims that Bush
gave tax cuts to the rich and little or nothing to
everyone else. Based on the Obama and McCain tax
plans, the percentage of those who pay no taxes will
continue to soar, no matter who wins in November.

McCain
plan:
43%

2003 tax
cut

30

1993 tax
hike

1997 tax
cut

25

1986 tax
reform:
18%
20

2001 tax
cut

1990 tax
hike

15

80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09e
Sources: IRS data, National Tax Foundation

PERSPECTIVE

Both Candidates Would Accelerate

Trend Toward Vanishing Taxpayer
STEVEN MALANGA

e have heard much in the press lately about the American taxpayer
being forced to rescue the sharpies
on Wall Street from their own greed and irresponsibility.
Anti-bailout sentiment cuts across class
lines on Main Street because the taxpayers are on the hook for the bad judgment of
others, as the Washington Post put it.
Now for a reality check.
Many Americans probably wont pay a
cent of the cost of this bailout. Thats because a rapidly increasing percentage of
U.S. households legally pay no income
taxes, and many others pay so little in taxes
that theyalready get back morefrom the federal government in services than they send
to Washington.
The number of taxpayers who generate a
surplus for the federal government that
is, pay more in taxes than they receive in services is small and shrinking, which is why
the only way that the folks on Main Street
will pay for this bailout will be if Main Street
is where the mansions are in your town.
The declining portion of households who
pay taxes is a direct result of policies pursued by both Republicans and Democrats
over the last 15 years or so. While deductions and credits have always served to eliminate the tax bill for some low and lowermiddle income workers, from 1950 through
roughly 1990, the percentage of households
with no income tax burden stood constant
at slightly more than one-fifth of all filers, according to the Tax Foundation.
But since 1990, Washington has added all
sorts of tax credits subsidizing everything
from lifetime learning to adoptions that
have further reduced the tax tab, and in the
process raised the proportion of households with no federal tax liability to 33%.
A big culprit in this evolution is the current
Bush administration and its tax packages.
Although the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts are
often criticized as having favored the rich,
in fact they were also laden with tax credits

benefiting low and middle income families,

and as a result, under Bush, the percentage
of families not paying taxes increased more
than under any other president during the
last 50 years.
Both presidential candidates would vastly
accelerate the trend. Barack Obamas tax
cut proposals, if enacted, would boost the
proportion of those paying no income tax by
one-third to a whopping 44% of all households, according to the Tax Foundation.
John McCains proposal is not much different. Under his plan, 43% of households
would pay no federal income taxes.
But even among those who still pay an income tax, only a small percentage would
likely be on the hook for the additional costs
of the bailout.
By one estimate, the federalgovernment already spends more than $20,000 per household in direct services or services that are
considered part of the general good of the
nation (like national defense).
Thats a big number. A married couple filing jointly wouldnt pay $20,000 in income
taxes until they earned about $110,000 in
taxable income thats income after deductions.
Of course, we pay for Washington government in more ways than simply through our
personal income tax. A report by the Congressional Budget Office, Historical Effective Tax Rates, looks at our total contribution in federal taxes, including payroll and
Medicare taxes, excise taxes and the share
of corporate taxes that individuals pay (because we all individually bear the burden of
business taxes).
That study suggests that we hit the
$20,000 in federal taxes mark somewhere
around $95,000 in taxable income still a
big number. Of the 138 million households
that file tax returns, only about 16 million, or
11%, earn enough to pay more to the feds in
taxes than they get back in services.
The largest differences are generational,
because younger and older households
have less income and consume more in government services than do households head-

ed by adults who are in their peak earning

years.
Thus, households consisting of adults
34-and-under and those of adults 65-andover are a net cost to the government, while
families headed by people ages 45-to-54 are
the biggest net contributors, paying $1 in
taxes for every 73 cents in services. Its a
good bet that middle and upper income families in that age bracket will foot a big part of
this bailout bill.
On the other hand, federal legislators
could decide that in light of the massive government commitment to the bailout we
need to cut federal spending, which might
shift some of the burden for the bailout to
those who benefit from whichever programs are reduced.
And the next president could determine
that the country cant afford his tax plans,
and notpursue them. That might spare highincome earners from paying an even bigger
part of the tab. But nothing that Ive heard
emanating from Washington suggests either likelihood.
Inthe end, how we actually pay for the bailout is just part of the issue. The larger point
is that if McCain or Obama follow through
with their tax plans, well continue a trend
that makes us look more and more like some
European social welfare state, where many
people have a stake in growing government
entitlements, which fewer and fewer taxpayers finance.
At some point along that road, change becomes impossible because too many citizens benefit from the system in place, while
those who pay the freight for this system try
whatever they can, including starting businesses elsewhere, or reducing their output,
to avoid the disproportionate tax bite.
Thats a prescription for a static economy
largely bereft of opportunity. On the other
hand, we probably wont have to worry
about volatile markets in such a world.
00 Malanga is an editor for RealClearMar-

kets and a senior fellow at the Manhattan

Institute.

VIEWPOINT

Small Business Not Safe From Obama Tax

RALPH R. REILAND

mall businesses create nearly 80% of

the new jobs in the American economy,
and Barack Obama is proposing that
the bulk of their job-creating profits should
be sent to Washington.
Since the mid-1990s, the small business
sector has created 78.9% of the net new jobs
inthe United States, reports the Office of Advocacy at the Small Business Administration. Sen. Obama is claiming his proposed
tax hike on incomes over $250,000 will
hardly stifle job creation in this key job-producing sector because 98% of small businesses make less than $250,000.
The 98% figure may be correct, but it conceals more than it reveals, just as Obamas
description of Weatherman bomber Bill
Ayers as a guy who lives in my neighborhood whos a professor of English was accurate but deceiving.
Obama gets to his reassuring 98% figure by
lumping firms with no employees, the majority of small businesses, with small businesses that have 50 or 100 employees. Census data show that 79% of all American companies, counting both large and small firms,
have no employees.
Similarly, the SBAs Office of Advocacy reports that 52% of small businesses in the
U.S. economy are home-based that is, not
exactly the heavy-hitters when it comes to
job creation.
As the New York Times reported regarding the makeup of the nations 27 million
small businesses: According to figures com-

ON THE RIGHT

Biden Remark
Buried Under
Powell Puffery

% of tax filers with zero liability

piled by the Small Business Administration,

there are fewer than six million small businesses that actually have employees. The
rest are so-called non-employer firms that
report income from hobbies or freelance
work done by their registered owners, earning as little as $1,000 a year.
By treating a lemonade stand the same as a
home builder with 100 employees, Obama
can get away with saying that 98% of small
businesses in America wont be hit by his
proposed increases in income taxes.
Hes telling the 59 million employees in
the small-business sector theres almost no
chance, specifically a 2% chance, that their
jobs or incomes will be negatively affected
by his proposed tax hikes and policies to
spread the wealth around. In fact,
Obamas proposed tax hike on incomes over
$250,000 is precisely aimed at the small
businesses that are generating the highest
revenues and hiring the most workers.
Two-thirds of small business profits are
earned in households making more than
$250,000 per year, reports Americans for
Tax Reform. In 2006, $473 billion of the
$706 billion of small business profits was
earned in households Obama has said he
would raise taxes on.
Obamas proposed increases in income
taxes and Social Security taxes would shift
the bulk of the profits in the small-business
sector to the federal coffers, reports Americans for Tax Reform:
The tax rate on the lions share of small
business income could reach 54.9% under a
President Obama. The individual top rate

will climb from 35% to 39.6% and the Social

Security/Medicare tax rate could climb
from 2.9% to 15.3%. Put those together and
you get 54.9%.
By increasing costs, Obamas higher business taxes would have the direct effect of increasing layoffs and raising prices. His proposed 54.9% tax rate would be the highest
since the Carter administration, when the
nations unemployment and inflation rates
peaked, respectively, at 7.6% and 13.5%.
Obamas tax increases will only affect you
if you have a 401(k), have any savings, buy
things from small businesses or are looking
for a job, explains Grover Norquist, president of the Americans for Tax Reform. If
you fall into one of these categories, his policies will take money out your pocket. Otherwise, youre fine.
With federal income taxes, Obama additionally says that 95% of working families
will get a cut. That, in fact, is not possible
because over a third of these households
dont pay federal income taxes.
Rather than being permitted to keep more
of their own earnings via a tax cut, Obama is
actually proposing that theyll get to pocket
someone elses money as part of his spread
the wealth around agenda.
Similarly, Obama is saying that those making less than $250,000 a year will not see
one dimes worth of tax increases. Once
again, what hes not saying is that his tax
hikes on businesses will be passed on to consumers by way of higher prices.
00 Reiland is an associate professor of economics at Robert Morris University.

A11

ack in 1964, Lyndon Johnson and his

hatchet man Bill Moyers made the infamous Daisy ad charging that Barry
Goldwater would cause a nuclear war, and
it became a massive media story. Reportedly the ad ran only once, and yet everyone
came to know about it, thanks to the press.
In 1976 and again in 1980, the Democrats
worked overtime suggesting the election of
Ronald Reagan would trigger a military calamity, so much so that in their 1980 debate,
Reagan joked that Jimmy Carter was cartooning him as a mad bomber. The media
couldnt get enough of that narrative, either.
So what happens when a vice presidential
candidate makes the gaffe to end all gaffes
and declares his own running mate will trigger an international crisis? In the Year of
The One, its another controversy that is virtually ignored by a press corps thats become an institutional
embarrassment.
In the latest in a long
string of verbal fiascoes neglected by the
Obamainfomercialnarrators, aka the national
news media, Sen. Joe
Biden told a fundraiser
inSan Francisco on Saturday: Mark my
words. Within the
next, first six months
of this administration,
if we win, theyre going to were going to
face a major international challenge. Because theyre going to want to test him, just
like they did young John Kennedy. Theyre
going to want to test him.
The next day he did it again, this time in Seattle: Mark my words. Mark my words. It
will not be six months before the world tests
Barack Obama like they did John Kennedy.
The world is looking . . . Remember I said it
standing here, if you dont remember anything else I said. Watch, were gonna have
an international crisis, a generated crisis, to
test the mettle of this guy.
What do you suppose would be the reaction had this statement been made by Sarah
Palin about John McCain? Never mind that
within minutes that soundbite would appear in Obama campaign ads coast-to-coast.
It would also, and quite correctly, be the top
news story of the day. Look at the record.
Front page in the New York Times? Try
Page A18. Above the fold in the Washington
Post? Try a tiny paragraph on Page A4.
What about the news networks? The
story broke at 7:35 a.m. Eastern on ABCs
own Political Radar blog, yet ABC ran nothing on Monday, not on Good Morning
America or World News or Nightline.
Ditto CBS allday Monday. NBCmade a mention of the controversy on its news Monday
night but edited out the controversial elements in the Biden quote. Ridiculous but
true: Joe the Plumber has drawn tougher
scrutiny than Joe the Bumbler.
The networks were much more interested
in casting Colin Powells endorsement of
Obama as a truly earth-shattering event, a
real game changer, even if they would
never acknowledge that the race is tight
enough to require changing. They all cited
CBS glue-sniffing poll showing a 14-point
Obama lead.
These obedient publicists would not cast
Powell as a calculating Beltway power player backstabbing his career-makers Reagan, Bush I and Bush II. It was no betrayal,
unlike the way they pounded Zig Zag Zell
Miller for endorsing Bush four years ago.
Tom Brokaw, host of Powells liberal coming-out party, boasted after the show that
he was a world-renowned figure with a
gold-plated military and national security
resume.
Minutes after Powells allegedly dramatic
announcement of something hes discussed
with Obama for months, NBCs Andrea
Mitchell said it was very powerful, and
Newsweek Editor Jon Meacham oozed that
it was a seal of approval from the most important military figure of the age. MSNBC
created a special Sunday cheerleading edition of Hardball, so Chris Matthews could
tingle in his Sunday best. Obama gets the
endorsement of the year! ABC and NBC
both led their Sunday night newscasts with
it. ABCs Dan Harris called it a major endorsement by a major Republican.
Baloney. Powell sounded like a former Republican angrily walking out the door:
McCain was an unready mess on the economy, his Supreme Court nominations would
be horrendous, and the Palin pick was just
plain embarrassing.
The Monday morning network shows
were aglow. On ABCs Good Morning
America, Diane Sawyer sounded like a 60s
teenager at a Beatles concert: This morning, Sen. Obamas banner weekend: Recordbreaking crowds, cash and the endorsement
heard around the world. She called the endorsement a booster rocket. The screen
graphic screamed: Obamas Best Weekend
Ever? Powell and Donors Boost Obama.
No one in Network Land cared that
Obamas enormous wad of September cash
would have been scoured as obscene if
Bush had raised it in 2000 or 2004. Their
only principle is bullying the voters into putting Obama and his gaffe-prone running
mate in power.

L. Brent
Bozell

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Close 85.19 Jan

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p85 1.8k 5 65 64 6 90 225 6 40
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p87 506 6 72 224 6 60 241 7 33
c87 1.5k 4 90 201 6 80 6 6 25
c88 373 4 25 1 6 30 3 7 15
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Nasd100
Close 1237.08 Jan
p600 491 1 65 141 2 80 52 4 30
p700 1.0k 3 70 103 8 20 212 7 80
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p800 427 6 60 11513 20 3513 10
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p850 2.3k 9 30 10312 27 6025 55
p900 913 14 60 8625 90 16432 40
p925 636 18 42 20821 30 .... ....
p950 819 21 17 24835 20 10234 60
p1000 903 24 30 23040 10 6843 50
p1050 478 32 90 352 40 2046 10
p1100 431 43 40 3152 73 4157 50
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p1150 762 57 70 45 78 2370 60
p1200 494 69 60 8790 60 2891 06
p1225 438 101 80 383 80 11
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p1250 679 94 80 87 130 70 2
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c1375 599 33 20 4850 40 1270 50
c1400 1.1k 26 9741 70 1049 90
c1425 1.4k 18 70 11634 50 2046 90
c1450 444 14 70 9428 10 5539 10
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DJ Inds

Dec

Option Totals
Exchange

Total
Call
Volume

NYSE AMEX
Boston
Chicago
ISEC
Philadelphia
Totals

294,681
302,268
2,365,793
1,831,611
1,127,666
5,922,019 150,233,345

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Nov

pJan09
pJan09
pDec08
pNov08

27.47
25 923 3 50
27 50 7.5k 4 70
27 50 1.1k 4 20
27 50 1.2k 3 10

AK Steel

pJan10 10

12.12
1.5k 3 20

Alcatel

cJan10
Alcoa

7 50

476

2.33
0 20
10.52

cJan10 12 50 10k 2 84
pJan10 15 369 6 75
cJan10 22 50 430 0 90
AmIntGp

pJan10
cJan10
cJan10
pJan10

2.11
2 50 596 1 48
2 50 949 1 22
5 584 0 90
45 978 42 80

Nov

SP100 Eur

c435
c440
p440
c445
p445

P Strike Last
Last
Last
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Dec

7.9k 0 61 333 1 65 1.3k 2 45

7.9k 0 95 463 2 24 1.6k 3 30
6.6k 1 41 1.3k 3 12 474 5
8.8k 2 16 2.1k 4 20 1.1k 5 80
18k 3 20 1.3k 5 25 964 8 05
4.8k11 50 1.2k 14 41816 30
15k 4 55 2.1k 7 998 9 20
11k 8 40 2.0k11 15 49613 22
31k 6 55 2.3k 9 10 1.9k12 40
39k 6 4.2k 8 45 4.1k11 34
17k 9 84812 70 3.3k13 90
4.0k11 90 45114 80 1.4k 18
13k 3 90 1.7k 6 50 533 9
15k 2 57 1.3k 4 55 1.8k 7 10
2.2k15 70 35120 30 1.4k21 40
13k 1 64 1.1k 3 50 3.9k 4 95
11k 0 91 2.9k 2 38 1.5k 4 55
8.5k 0 52 772 1 39 990 3 45
Apple fr
Close 96.87 Jan
c130 4.0k 0 34 637 1 15 no tr
c135 4.3k 0 19 488 0 75 no tr
c140 2.3k 0 11 215 0 47 2.5k 1 61
c150 2.6k 0 07 676 0 25 2.0k 0 82
c170 56 0 04 no tr 2.5k 0 29
AT&T Inc
Close 23.78 Jan
p20 1.0k 0 75 272 1 10 4.9k 1 40
p23 3.0k 1 56 34 1 80 no tr
p24 8.9k 2 24 193 2 50 no tr
p25 2.6k 2 70 13 2 64 361 3 57
c26 11k 0 94 9 1 18 no tr
AutoNatn
Close 5.96 Jan
p10
4 4 10 475 4 20 3.1k 4 10
Avon
Close 27.22 Jan
p25 2.3k 1 65 503 1 90 140 2 05
BarickG
Close 20.17 Jan
p17 50 5.0k 1 30 no tr 530 2 35
p20 5.5k 2 50 no tr 497 3 70
c22 50 3.0k 1 74 652 2 50 744 2 75
p25 2.4k 5 85 3 5 328 6 60
c30 398 0 35 75 0 70 2.5k 1
c35 422 0 10 5 0 28 3.4k 0 50
Bk of Am
Close 22.66 Feb
p17 50 4.9k 0 75 1.0k 1 37 493 2 27
p20 7.2k 1 34 793 2 09 269 3 20
p22 50 10k 2 22 1.7k 3 15 58 4 05
c22 50 3.7k 2 57 271 3 15 60 4 50
p25 11k 3 55 550 4 35 35 5 65
c25 15k 1 29 1.5k 1 92 33 2 90
c27 50 7.8k 0 65 2.4k 1 265 2 11
c30 5.4k 0 27 1.4k 0 53 135 1 42
c37 50 2.2k 0 06 no tr 332 0 39
Blk Dk
Close 49.47 Feb
p40 3.1k 1 02 16 1 95 15 2 45
p45 3.1k 2 60 no tr no tr
BncoItau
Close 8.94 Mar
p7 50 3.5k 1 05 46 1 25 54 1 70
Boeing
Close 42.91 Feb
p45 2.4k 4 80 1.1k 5 20 43 7 40
BrMySq
Close 17.53 Mar
p17 50 2.0k 1 11 2.5k 1 32 1.6k 1 84
Broadcm
Close 14.70 Feb
05
c15 11k 1 6.7k 1 20 415 2 50
p15 4.1k 1 25 162 1 70 224 2 30
c17 50 8.7k 0 25 no tr 19 1 55
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p70
p75
p80
p85
c90
p90
c95
p95
c100
p100
p105
c105
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Dec

1.0k 32 50 23937 40 20 32
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469 42 40 .... .... .... ....
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694 16 50 1722 50 .... ....
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Nov

pJan10 50 978 47 80 pJan10 12 50 1.1k 2 16

11.97 pJan10 17 50 2.0k 3 90
cJan10 45 382 0 90 pJan10 20 612 5 34
Amylin
11.96 pJan10 22 50 1.0k 6 60
50
pJan10 7 370 2 55 cJan10 22 50 793 5 75
Anheusr
60.48 cJan10 27 50 11k 3 65
pJan10 40 500 2 10 cJan10 35 938 2
cJan10 50 1.0k 15 90 pJan10 35 455 14 75
pJan10 50 1.6k 6 BarrickG
20.17
ApldMat
11.64 cJan10 45 420 1 55
pJan10 12 50 700 2 95 cJan10 50 408 1 10
Apple
96.87 cJan10 60 400 0 60
cJan10 200 461 3 70 BHP Bill
32.25
AT&T
23.78 pJan10 40 1.0k 14 20
pJan10 20 4.5k 3 50 Boeing
42.91
pJan10 25 376 5 70 cJan10 45 382 7 50
Auxilium
26.27 cJan10 70 716 1 50
cJan10 35 500 5 cJan10 80 820 0 75
BankAm
22.66 cJan10 100 418 0 25
pJan10 10 381 1 54 Bunge
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c980
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P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Nov

Close 80.86 Jan

p80 2.5k 5 40 64 7 73 8 30
p95
415 80 1016 80 3.7k17 90
Carnvl
Close 27.71 Jan
c32 50 2.6k 0 55 10 1 25 463 1 70
Caterp
Close 36.52 Feb
p35 2.9k 2 40 306 3 20 137 4 46
CBS B
Close 8.09 Mar
c10 4.3k 0 40 812 0 70 2.5k 0 95
Celgene
Close 53.29 Jan
c50 144 6 20 76 6 90 2.2k 8 09
c60 2.6k 1 25 7 2 10 2.2k 3
CF Inds
Close 49.88 Feb
p40 2.4k 3 82 no tr no tr
ChesEng
Close 21.12 Jan
50
p20 2.4k 2 326 3 40 784 3 90
c22 50 3.6k 2 35 190 3 20 386 3 70
c25 3.5k 1 45 314 2 670 2 80
c27 50 2.2k 0 80 36 1 30 224 1 90
Chubb
Close 44.43 Jan
p40 3.0k 1 40 no tr 4 3 30
p45 3.0k 4 10 no tr no tr
Cintas
Close 40.56 Feb
p25 130 4 40 no tr 3.2k 5 60
Cisco
Close 17.41 Jan
p15 3.2k 0 50 2.8k 0 82 384 0 98
p16 5.3k 0 71 no tr 455 1 22
c17 11k 1 42 1.5k 1 53 no tr
p17 7.6k 1 08 815 1 59 no tr
p18 5.1k 1 56 118 2 15 no tr
c18 7.7k 0 90 1.1k 1 no tr
c19 3.9k 0 56 1.1k 0 81 no tr
p19 6.5k 2 20 314 2 52 10 2 70
c20 no tr 298 0 53 4.7k 0 80
Citigrp
Close 13.32 Mar
p10 5.4k 0 47 715 0 84 157 1 52
c12 50 3.2k 2 05 436 2 40 10 3 65
p12 50 18k 1 23 7.7k 1 63 300 2 58
c22 50 no tr no tr 7.0k 0 50
Citigrp fr
Close 13.32 Mar
p15 5.6k 2 51 2.0k 2 96 no tr
c15 11k 0 83 1.8k 1 27 543 2 12
50
33
c17 7.8k 0 2.1k 0 59 1.0k 1 25
p17 50 no tr 5.7k 4 95 no tr
c20 5.2k 0 11 2.9k 0 27 10k 0 81
CitrixSy
Close 19.97 Mar
c20 5.0k 1 50 1.6k 2 20 no tr
Coach
Close 18.77 Feb
15
c20 3.5k 1 18 2 no tr
CocaCola
Close 45.38 Feb
p42 50 3.2k 1 65 191 1 95 no tr
c50 5.9k 0 70 533 1 35 24 2 50
ColSportw
Close 30.58 Jan
c35 2.1k 1 no tr no tr
ComcastA
Close 14.20 Jan
50
p10 933 0 60 0 55 2.7k 0 70
c22 50 239 0 05 no tr 3.1k 0 15
ConocPhil
Close 49.06 Feb
p50 2.2k 6 40 328 6 65 29 8 32
c55 2.7k 1 85 618 2 80 8 5
c60 2.2k 0 83 345 1 55 124 3 05
ConsolEgy
Close 27.83 Jan
c30 2.3k 3 50 1.9k 4 10 75 5 20
c35 1.9k 2 9 3 10 3.4k 3 30

cJan10 75 439 1 95

cJan10 20 436 8
Cisco

17.41

cJan11 15 373 6 05
pJan10 20 1.1k 4 80
CIT Gp

3.53

cJan10 15 1.5k 0 40
Citigrp

pJan10
pJan10
cJan10
cJan10
cJan10
cJan10

Dec

c40 1.4k 0 85 66 1 40 2.2k 1 95

c45 3.2k 0 35 32 0 70 1.3k 1 30
Costco
Close 53.55 Jan
p40 2.3k 0 70 151 1 30 no tr
c65 2.4k 0 40 61 1 15 89 1 45
Coventry
Close 13.93 Jan
p12 50 6.1k 0 85 19 1 35 24 1 75
p15 5.4k 2 no tr 35 3 40
p17 50 2.3k 3 70 15 4 70 32 5
p25 3.1k11 30 no tr 15 10
c35 33 0 05 no tr 6.3k 0 15
CredSuiss
Close 37.37 Mar
p40 4.8k 5 10 33 5 80 5 8 40
CVRD
Close 11.22 Mar
p10 8.7k 1 11 621 1 68 5.4k 2 26
CypSemi
Close 4.39 Mar
45
p4 2.6k 0 no tr no tr
DeltaAir
Close 9.93 Mar
c12 50 2.1k 0 50 2.2k 0 90 24 2 05
DirecTV
Close 00.00 Mar
p22 50 2.3k 2 40 73 4 450 4 20
c22 50 2.2k 0 95 50 1 25 no tr
DiscovFn
Close 10.29 Jan
p10 983 1 15 20 1 50 5.3k 1 85
DJIA Di fr
Close 85.50 Mar
c100 3.6k 0 76 234 1 40 no tr
DJIA Diam
Close 85.50 Mar
p78 2.3k 3 30 26 4 55 30 5 50
c80 6.9k 9 10 no tr no tr
65
p80 8.1k 3 577 5 05 52 7
p85 4.8k 5 40 30 7 60 5 10
c85 2.4k 6 25 no tr no tr
p86 3.7k 6 15 no tr 1710 70
c87 2.6k 5 20 10 6 75 46 8
p87 11k 6 25 703 8 05 no tr
c88 9.8k 4 50 981 5 70 311 7 20
c89 2.6k 4 662 4 85 11 8
p90 3.0k 8 28 8 66 no tr
c90 4.0k 3 65 1.4k 4 45 158 6 52
c92 3.0k 2 25 1.1k 3 69 17 6 20
c94 2.3k 2 10 84 2 87 no tr
Elan
Close 7.82 Jan
c10 221 0 30 85 0 60 2.6k 0 90
p10 no tr 16 2 70 3.1k 3
c15 no tr no tr 7.5k 0 35
EMC
Close 9.98 Jan
p7 50 no tr no tr 3.3k 0 44
p9 1.5k 0 50 1 0 70 2.7k 0 95
90
p10 6.2k 0 362 0 95 936 1 31
c11 13k 0 37 9.6k 0 63 no tr
p11 2.2k 1 39 no tr no tr
c12 1.4k 0 10 2.4k 0 33 no tr
c15 30 0 01 17 0 05 5.2k 0 14
c17 50 no tr no tr 2.3k 0 09
ETrade
Close 2.28 Jan
c3 3.0k 0 10 no tr no tr
ExxonMob
Close 64.57 Jan
p35 378 0 20 no tr 3.4k 0 63
p55 4.3k 2 24 35 3 35 594 4 40
p60 6.0k 3 70 311 5 15 351 5 85
c60 3.5k 8 10 68 9 40 6910 30
c65 3.1k 5 15 281 6 39 588 7 70
p65 3.6k 5 80 750 7 25 587 8 25
p70 2.5k 8 65 461 9 80 27111 20

SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
Rus2000
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500

Nov
Nov
Dec
Dec
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Dec
Dec
Nov
Nov
Dec
Dec
Dec
Nov
Dec
Nov
Nov
Nov

700
650
850
1100
750
850
800
950
530
950
1100
1000
800
950
920
900
920
690
1050
950

Put
Put
Put
Call
Put
Put
Put
Call
Put
Put
Call
Call
Put
Call
Put
Put
Call
Put
Call
Put

Optn
Price
13.70
9.30
58.70
8.00
20.00
46.00
30.00
38.00
63.20
117
3.50
19.00
50.00
49.00
96.00
63.00
64.28
14.50
10.50
95.00

20 Most Active Stock Options

Optn
Chg.
+ 9.40
+ 6.82
+28.70
5.20
+12.50
+24.50
+16.90
20.00
+21.30
+52.00
1.00
12.00
+28.00
33.80
+42.00
+34.80
33.75
+10.51
3.50
+47.00

Vol
27305
26064
24649
24240
22346
20596
19831
18380
17187
15497
15350
14624
14288
14110
14055
13892
13264
12899
12849
11972

iShEMkt fr
SPDR
SPDR
SPDR
ProctGam
SPDR
ProctGam
PwNasd100
SPDR
SPDR
Apple
SPDR
SPDR
Apple
SPDR
SP Fnc fr
WellsFrgo
PwNasd100
SPDR
PwNasd100

Stock Optn Optn

Price Price Chg. Vol
Dec 25 Put 21.50 5.20 + 2.00 257630
Nov 90 Put 90.64 6.20 + 3.00 95336
Nov 80 Put 90.64 3.05 + 1.77 85354
Nov 100 Call 90.64 2.26 1.24 50636
Nov 80 Call 58.76 0.09 0.01 46416
Nov 95 Call 90.64 4.10 1.70 45677
Nov 80 Put 58.76 21.20 + 4.20 44702
Nov 30 Put 30.61 1.96 + 0.57 41654
Nov 95 Put 90.64 9.20 + 4.40 40495
Dec 95 Put 90.64 10.20 + 3.60 39553
Nov 100 Call 96.87 6.00 + 0.60 39290
Nov 85 Put 90.64 4.35 + 2.32 38748
Nov 90 Call 90.64 6.85 2.30 38652
Nov 95 Put 96.87 6.55 4.15 31992
Nov 125 Put 90.64 34.50 + 5.00 30028
Nov 15 Put 14.64 1.60 + 0.74 27172
Jan 20 Put 31.30 1.45 + 0.65 26112
Nov 35 Call 30.61 0.47 0.24 24209
Nov 75 Put 90.64 2.12 + 1.32 24116
Nov 25 Put 30.61 0.65 + 0.28 23622

Indexes
Total
Call
Vol.

Index

SPX500
Rus2000
Nasd100
DJ Inds
SP100
SP100 Eur
GS Idx
OilSvc
SP Euro

Last
Last
P Strike Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Nov

6.7k 2 90
7.6k 1 45
8.7k 0 65
3.6k 0 19

P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

INVESTORS.COM/OPTIONS

p15 6.1k 0 50 1.2k 0 87 236 1 40

c17 50 5.6k 0 56 2.1k 0 92 98 1 40
p17 50 2.9k 1 54 2.2k 1 96 120 2 55
Potash
Close 67.10 Mar
p60 2.8k 6 10 114 9 813 10
p70 2.3k 11 18513 20 4116 20
c70 2.3k 8 40 29010 40 2414 75
c80 2.9k 4 70 1.8k 6 40 11 11
c85 3.1k 3 49 100 4 30 2 9 90
ProctGam
Close 58.76 Jan
p60 1.3k 4 no tr 3.3k 5 38
p65 56 6 60 64 7 80 3.2k 7 90
08
c65 1.7k 1 143 1 70 11k 1 92
c75 10 0 08 no tr 2.3k 0 45
p80 44k21 20 no tr no tr
c80 46k 0 09 no tr 330 0 05
ProUltFin
Close 8.70 Mar
p8 2.7k 1 519 1 55 45 2 20
c9 3.7k 1 45 376 2 15 49 2 40
15
c10 5.5k 1 806 1 60 671 2 45
c11 6.4k 0 80 no tr 588 2 20
c12 2.7k 0 60 no tr 131 1 55
p12 2.4k 4 10 no tr 130 4 60
c13 2.9k 0 41 368 1 25 640 1 65
ProUltSP
Close 27.72 Mar
p22 3.6k 1 20 no tr 5 3 20
PrudentlF
Close 33.75 Mar
p20 263 2 15 4.7k 2 90 no tr
p25 3.2k 3 50 5 4 50 100 6 54
c50 417 0 85 2.3k 1 80 101 4 26
PSh QQQ fr
Close 30.61 Mar
c38 7.7k 0 14 270 0 37 no tr
p38 476 7 57 no tr 4.3k 7 61
04
c40 9.2k 0 50 0 19 10 0 53
c41 8.7k 0 02 no tr no tr
c42 9.0k 0 01 no tr 237 0 27
c43 7.1k 0 01 no tr 30 0 19
c44 4.0k 0 01 no tr 90 0 14
PulteHms
Close 9.95 Jan
p10 15k 1 45 320 1 90 84 2 19
PwNasd100
Close 30.61 Mar
p20 3.5k 0 19 4.0k 0 37 65 0 74
p21 512 0 27 4.0k 0 52 731 0 64
p23 3.0k 0 45 1.9k 0 85 no tr
p24 16k 0 51 348 0 95 no tr
p25 23k 0 65 1.8k 1 05 52 1 74
p26 32k 0 82 2.2k 1 25 38 1 86
p27 30k 1 07 3.2k 1 49 5 2 20
p28 28k 1 64 8.4k 1 82 27 2 63
c28 3.4k 4 186 4 39 5 4 70
p29 19k 1 58 2.2k 2 14 4 2 86
c29 6.4k 3 26 489 3 85 29 4 39
p30 41k 1 96 2.6k 2 55 264 3 27
c30 18k 2 63 2.1k 3 05 127 3 93
p31 46k 2 41 2.9k 2 86 303 3 67
c31 19k 1 96 4.7k 2 55 488 3 05
c32 27k 1 58 2.9k 2 04 5 3
p32 68k 2 89 2.6k 3 45 3.7k 3 77
p33 26k 3 44 5 3 50 4.3k 4 72
c33 51k 1 34 3.9k 1 59 55 2 24
p34 10k 4 23 3.0k 4 56 31 4 88
c34 49k 0 77 3.8k 1 19 10 2 15
c35 24k 0 47 396 0 96 5 1 80
p35 5.9k 4 80 17 5 50 8 5 95
c36 29k 0 33 1.4k 0 68 no tr
c37 8.7k 0 21 684 0 42 12 1 08
p37 3.4k 6 72 no tr 1 6 95
Qualcom
Close 35.64 Jan
p32 50 3.4k 2 07 1.2k 2 55 387 3 10
p35 2.4k 2 83 602 2 62 682 3 96
p37 50 3.1k 4 25 68 4 70 106 5 60
c50 15 0 07 49 0 28 3.5k 0 44
Rambus
Close 7.85 Feb
c18 31 0 10 no tr 2.2k 0 53
c25
1 0 05 no tr 7.6k 0 35
c30 10 0 25 no tr 5.0k 0 30
RaserTech
Close 3.10 Jan
c7 50 10 0 05 no tr 4.2k 0 25
RegionsFn
Close 10.73 Feb
p10 2.2k 1 05 200 1 55 4 2
RobtHalf
Close 17.31 Mar
p20 15 3 80 5 3 60 3.3k 5
Rowan
Close 16.05 Jan
p15 2.9k 1 85 71 1 95 166 2 40
RschMot
Close 48.65 Mar
p35 2.6k 1 08 360 2 56 no tr
p40 7.6k 2 15 736 4 05 79 6
RschMotn
Close 48.65 Mar
p45 9.7k 3 80 435 6 15 54 7 98
p50 5.6k 5 95 522 9 38911 05
c50 8.0k 4 85 558 7 228 9 40

P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Dec

595 4 30 2.5k 5 25
388 2 49 576 3 50
232 1 32 850 2 20
415 0 75 912 1 27
FHLB
Close 0.83 Jan
p3 no tr no tr 4.0k 2 20
p5 no tr no tr 4.0k 4 20
FM C&G
Close 26.92 Feb
p20 2.3k 1 05 101 1 88 117 3 10
p22 50 2.8k 1 80 150 2 96 13 3 10
p25 6.3k 2 65 343 3 73 575 5 75
c25 3.5k 4 89 394 6 107 6 45
p30 5.1k 5 50 541 6 50 381 8 40
c30 8.6k 2 60 1.7k 3 80 443 5 10
c35 7.6k 1 33 1.0k 2 20 469 3 50
c40 6.2k 0 75 2.6k 1 30 256 2 47
FordM
Close 2.10 Mar
c3 4.0k 0 15 296 0 28 194 0 55
Garmin
Close 22.43 Jan
p45 no tr no tr 3.0k24 80
p50 no tr no tr 3.0k29 40
Gen El
Close 18.96 Mar
p10 686 0 12 2.3k 0 36 10 0 66
p15 3.7k 0 51 471 1 267 1 64
70
p16 1.8k 0 4.0k 1 20 208 2 08
p17 50 13k 1 03 2.8k 1 66 1.0k 2 64
p19 2.7k 1 74 1.2k 2 39 2.2k 3 45
c20 7.9k 1 16 2.6k 1 67 4.3k 2 43
p20 5.8k 2 08 2.7k 2 78 867 4
c21 10k 0 75 1.7k 1 20 10k 2
p21 2.1k 2 75 207 3 40 10k 4 60
c22 5.7k 0 45 1.7k 0 90 307 1 65
GenElec fr
Close 18.96 Mar
c23 3.2k 0 27 no tr no tr
c25 544 0 11 3.3k 0 32 no tr
c26 3.5k 0 06 212 0 19 1.5k 0 70
Genentc
Close 82.55 Mar
p65 2.8k 0 85 63 1 55 no tr
p75 3.5k 1 90 501 3 60 no tr
c100 8 0 25 2.6k 0 95 no tr
GenMotrs
Close 6.19 Mar
p2 50 no tr 477 0 40 3.0k 1
c3 5.0k 3 30 no tr no tr
25
c4 3.0k 2 1 2 65 9 3 10
p5 872 0 65 6.0k 1 23 no tr
c6 990 1 02 624 1 40 6.1k 2 15
p8 2.6k 2 37 no tr no tr
c8 4.6k 0 30 no tr no tr
c9 666 0 17 17k 0 40 26 1 40
p12 50 no tr 2.4k 7 187 8
p20 no tr 3.6k14 25 82514 90
GenzymGn
Close 66.11 Jan
p65 3.8k 2 65 no tr 179 5 10
c72 50 6.3k 1 10 314 1 90 423 2 65
GildanAct
Close 20.08 Mar
c22 50 2.4k 1 35 no tr no tr
Gilead
Close 46.47 Feb
c47 50 5.1k 2 40 72 3 30 340 4 60
Goldcorp
Close 16.75 Jan
p17 50 2.4k 2 55 364 2 85 1.1k 3 40
c20 1.8k 1 35 354 2 05 2.3k 2 40
c22 50 3.4k 0 85 128 1 30 385 1 60
c25 3.8k 0 55 250 0 80 1.6k 1 15
GoldFLtd
Close 4.95 Jan
c10 74 0 06 11 0 15 13k 0 25
c12 50 no tr no tr 5.1k 0 15
GoldmanS fr Close 115.06 Jan
p110 3.9k 7 55 32512 60 97714 25
c120 4.7k 6 60 19110 80 13513 30
c125 2.2k 4 70 76 7 50 11110 05
c130 3.2k 3 10 156 6 35 153 8 50
GoldmnS
Close 115.06 Jan
p90 422 3 106 6 80 2.3k 8 85
p100 3.0k 4 55 263 8 75 1.3k10 60
p105 6.0k 5 80 5010 75 56311 70
Goodrich
Close 32.03 Feb
p25 3.0k 0 60 no tr no tr
p30 3.0k 2 20 no tr no tr
Guess
Close 20.77 Mar
p35 no tr 2.4k14 20 3 14
Halbtn
Close 17.64 Jan
p15 2.3k 0 98 34 1 42 356 1 27
p17 50 3.2k 1 88 207 2 42 522 3 05
c20 3.1k 1 05 155 1 50 574 1 90
c70
c75
c80
c85

0.69 eBay

15.03

2 50 898 0 25 pJan10 15 501 3 10

7 50 450 0 10 EMC
9.98
10.97 cJan10 17 50 508 0 74
20 1.5k 1 23 ETrade
2.28
50
11.22 cJan10 2 646 1 30
10 446 3 40 Exxon
64.57
cJan10 15 1.0k 2 39 cJan10 70 698 9 90
cJan10 20 1.9k 1 22 pJan10 70 653 16
cJan10 22 50 943 0 87 FanniMae
0.79
cJan10 25 1.9k 0 75 cJan10 2 50 1.5k 0 35
cJan10 30 943 0 48 FdgCdCoal
78.47
40
cJan10 35 2.0k 0 pJan10 70 398 5

Nov

13.32 Dell Inc

11.98 FordMot
10 1.2k 2 65 pJan10 10 2.5k 1 89 cJan10 2 50
17 50 418 6 92 Disney o
23.05 pJan10 5
20 4.4k 1 80 cJan09 35 726 0 35 cJan10 5
25 1.5k 1 14 pJan09 35 700 12 40 pJan10 7 50
30 943 0 59 Dndreon
4.67 FosterWh
35 889 0 33 pJan10 7 50 647 5 59 cJan10 60

527
550
387
521

2.10
0 99
3 89
0 75
6 05

24.82
617 1 50

P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Dec

p20 2.8k 3 65 62 4 15 967 4 60

c30 2.8k 0 10 no tr 1.0k 0 32
c40 no tr no tr 2.5k 0 05
HarleyDav
Close 22.35 Feb
p15 2.7k 0 40 no tr 491 1 05
p22 50 4.1k 2 40 1.2k 3 20 489 4 10
p27 50 3.6k 6 01 no tr no tr
HartfdFn
Close 22.68 Mar
c40 238 0 10 3.0k 0 45 no tr
HewlettPk
Close 35.23 Feb
50
60
p32 4.6k 1 124 2 25 32 3 30
p35 6.9k 2 70 646 3 60 103 4 80
c37 50 4.6k 1 80 20 2 50 no tr
p37 50 3.5k 4 30 16 4 60 5.1k 6
c40 2.6k 0 90 641 1 65 54 2 45
c42 50 3.7k 0 45 172 0 95 56 1 85
p50 no tr no tr 5.0k14 60
HomeDp fr
Close 19.47 Feb
p22 50 2.7k 4 10 10 4 10 20 4 75
HudsCity
Close 17.10 Jan
c20 134 0 15 102 0 50 2.4k 0 65
Huntsman
Close 10.99 Feb
c15 8.4k 1 05 7.5k 1 44 no tr
c17 50 2.7k 0 65 260 0 90 no tr
c22 50 728 0 30 no tr 7.5k 0 25
IBM
Close 83.60 Jan
c85 3.3k 4 30 1.1k 5 60 245 7
c90 2.8k 2 50 376 3 70 278 5 10
c95 2.7k 1 35 67 2 18 147 3 30
c100 3.3k 0 65 148 1 25 216 2 20
Imclne
Close 68.48 Feb
c65 2.5k 4 150 4 40 10 4 90
Intel
Close 14.58 Jan
p13 3.6k 0 52 394 0 87 no tr
p14 8.4k 0 85 392 1 21 no tr
c14 2.7k 1 28 135 1 62 no tr
p15 13k 1 35 601 1 64 482 2 04
c15 10k 0 79 517 1 09 1.0k 1 44
c16 7.0k 0 42 275 0 64 no tr
p16 2.3k 1 98 175 2 04 no tr
c17 50 no tr no tr 14k 0 59
Intel fr
Close 14.58 Jan
c17 2.3k 0 22 1.4k 0 42 no tr
c24 no tr no tr 6.7k 0 05
Intersil
Close 12.14 Jan
c12 50 4.6k 0 65 4.5k 0 90 21 1 30
iSh EAFE
Close 41.18 Mar
p40 16k 2 70 200 3 50 no tr
p41 12k 3 44 no tr no tr
p42 11k 3 90 no tr 976 6
p44 6.3k 4 30 10 4 80 5.7k 6 30
c44
9 2 5 2 62 5.0k 3 90
c45 6.3k 1 65 36 2 15 no tr
c50 6.0k 0 35 2 0 90 448 1 80
iSh20 TB
Close 97.05 Mar
p90 3.1k 0 35 360 0 80 15 2 95
p93 3.4k 0 80 315 1 60 6 3 82
iShBrazil
Close 32.84 Mar
p20 315 0 80 10k 1 60 12 1 75
p25 7.2k 2 16k 2 95 1 3 20
p30 2.4k 3 40 335 5 6 5 80
c40 2.4k 1 85 19k 2 60 6 3 20
p40 7.7k 9 50 507 9 80 2010 60
c60
1 0 08 2.3k 0 25 10 0 75
iShEMkt fr
Close 21.50 Mar
c25 2.9k 1 20 4.4k 1 87 no tr
p25 4.9k 4 70257k
5 20 112 6 40
c30 9.4k 0 27 no tr no tr
c35 9.1k 0 10 2.8k 0 22 no tr
iShEmMkt
Close 21.50 Mar
p15 11k 0 57 628 0 98 no tr
p19 5.3k 1 70 125 2 23 101 3 30
p20 22k 2 08 3.1k 2 75 no tr
p21 17k 2 40 357 2 96 20 4 20
c22 1.7k 2 40 10k 2 99 1 3 85
p22 22k 3 11k 3 40 no tr
p23 6.0k 3 45 2.1k 4 20 133 4 80
c23 1.0k 2 38 2.4k 2 46 1 3 67
c24 14k 1 51 935 1 95 no tr
p24 447 4 2.7k 4 65 54 5 35
c26 3.3k 0 90 102 1 55 73 2 54
c27 2.5k 0 70 135 1 26 2.2k 1 89
p31 no tr 48k 10 no tr

cJan10 70 441 1

Nov

Dec

Close 8.54 Mar

p7
11 0 30 4.4k 0 39 4 0 55
iShR2K fr
Close 50.49 Feb
c60 6.6k 0 54 18 1 13 no tr
c61 4.1k 0 39 1.6k 0 97 1.0k 1 78
c63 500 0 22 2.5k 0 60 662 1 31
c67 2.1k 0 07 6.4k 0 21 no tr
iShREst
Close 38.60 Mar
c40 3.2k 2 77 no tr no tr
p41 3.9k 4 40 10 4 42 no tr
iShRs2000
Close 50.49 Feb
p38 5.1k 0 75 no tr 112 1 98
p40 3.7k 0 94 554 1 64 319 2 43
p41 2.2k 1 22 1.7k 1 88 253 2 84
p42 2.2k 1 23 961 1 96 690 3 10
p45 8.6k 1 87 2.9k 2 88 no tr
p46 1.9k 2 44 3.6k 3 25 5 4
p47 4.2k 2 40 4.8k 3 59 87 4 53
p48 6.3k 2 62 1.3k 3 90 5 5 05
p49 8.3k 3 20 511 4 50 117 5 42
p50 15k 3 50 235 4 95 no tr
p51 5.2k 4 10 212 5 15 126 6 32
c51 3.1k 3 60 200 4 80 177 5 25
c52 6.6k 3 5.3k 4 25 346 4 95
p52 16k 4 45 5.2k 6 05 11 7 15
p53 5.3k 4 80 380 6 10 70 7 28
c53 3.9k 2 43 35 3 65 70 5 05
c54 8.3k 2 34 13 2 99 1.2k 4 10
c55 6.4k 1 90 40 2 68 1.0k 3 65
c56 13k 1 52 218 2 31 291 3 04
c57 10k 1 21 205 1 90 353 3 30
c58 3.9k 1 332 1 69 814 2 40
c62 no tr 2.2k 0 69 505 1 53
p64 no tr 7.5k14 10 no tr
iShsChi25
Close 23.94 Feb
p20 10k 1 15 52 1 55 no tr
c25 13k 2 40 1.6k 3 no tr
p25 13k 3 15 207 4 6 4 40
c26 2.2k 1 85 336 2 55 19 3 20
JCrew
Close 18.17 Mar
p25 no tr 2.9k 7 50 137 8 50
JnprNtw
Close 19.01 Jan
p18 4.8k 1 30 3.3k 1 90 no tr
p20 2.7k 2 60 949 3 10 78 3 20
c23 6.0k 0 45 no tr no tr
JPMorg fr
Close 37.17 Mar
p40 6.1k 4 75 999 5 80 97 8 30
c40 6.9k 2 1.0k 3 35 no tr
c42 50 6.6k 1 05 935 2 10 no tr
c45 7.5k 0 65 no tr no tr
JPMorgCh
Close 37.17 Mar
p30 10k 1 14 826 1 98 124 3 60
p32 50 4.0k 1 61 246 2 64 176 3 80
p35 5.7k 2 33 1.0k 3 55 no tr
p37 50 6.6k 3 30 868 4 90 no tr
Keycp
Close 10.75 Mar
c12 50 5.2k 0 55 1.7k 0 85 no tr
KimbClk
Close 57.22 Jan
c60 2.5k 1 10 274 2 25 61 2 80
KinrossG
Close 9.08 Feb
c17 50 111 0 10 no tr 6.0k 0 45
c20 33 0 10 no tr 6.0k 0 40
Kohls
Close 30.24 Jan
p30 3.2k 3 10 60 3 41 24 4 30
p40 1110 30 no tr 4.6k11 10
Kraft
Close 28.18 Mar
c30 580 0 80 3.1k 0 90 60 1 85
Lennar A
Close 8.44 Feb
c10 2.9k 0 50 21 1 2 1 40
Level3
Close 1.23 Mar
p2 50 3.3k 1 30 20 1 35 no tr
Lilly
Close 32.11 Jan
p30 2.6k 1 30 32 1 65 613 2 20
Lowes
Close 18.36 Jan
c20 3.5k 1 15 146 1 45 148 1 90
MagnaInt
Close 31.91 Mar
p45 no tr 2.6k13 60 no tr
MannKind
Close 3.60 Feb
c2 50 2.7k 1 40 no tr no tr
MBIA
Close 7.34 Feb
p7 3.9k 1 30 8 1 83 35 2 30
McDnlds
Close 54.18 Mar
c55 3.3k 3 20 395 3 70 113 5 70
p55 2.6k 3 70 175 4 50 27 6
iShJapan

P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Nov

Dec

c60 6.2k 1 10 482 1 55 477 3 48

Merck
Close 28.01 Jan
p27 50 3.8k 1 60 28 2 40 420 2 75
c30 1.6k 1 05 44 1 40 2.8k 1 95
MGM Mir
Close 12.44 Mar
p7 50 2.2k 0 50 138 0 75 10 1 30
p12 50 4.2k 2 96 3 2 4
p15 165 3 80 2.8k 4 20 no tr
c22 50 2.3k 0 18 483 0 40 47 0 95
c35
2 0 05 6.4k 0 15 no tr
Microsft
Close 21.53 Jan
p10 8.8k 0 04 no tr 668 0 15
p12 50 no tr no tr 3.2k 0 32
p15 9.5k 0 26 no tr 4.7k 0 79
p17 50 no tr no tr 4.5k 1 23
p19 14k 1 05 15k 1 46 175 1 68
c22 50 no tr no tr 2.8k 2 25
p22 50 no tr no tr 3.0k 3 05
c27 50 no tr no tr 2.3k 0 52
Microsft fr
Close 21.53 Jan
p20 20k 1 42 1.5k 1 70 3.2k 2
c20 1.4k 3 109 3 25 4.4k 1 48
p21 6.7k 1 85 405 2 27 no tr
p22 9.1k 2 27 85 2 88 no tr
c22 9.6k 1 75 1.0k 2 10 no tr
c23 7.2k 1 34 5.5k 1 65 no tr
p23 4.3k 2 93 331 2 92 no tr
p24 3.8k 3 30 669 3 47 no tr
c24 10k 0 95 642 1 23 no tr
c25 16k 0 62 2.0k 0 95 1.5k 1 15
c26 6.8k 0 44 647 0 66 2.1k 0 88
c27 4.8k 0 28 1.0k 0 46 no tr
MktVGold
Close 18.49 Mar
c22 72 1 2.5k 1 60 1.0k 3 20
Monsnto
Close 78.40 Jan
c110 984 0 25 199 1 05 4.1k 1 80
MorgStan
Close 19.33 Jan
p10 1.0k 0 35 45 0 70 2.5k 1
p14 2.3k 0 95 no tr 67 2
p15 3.6k 1 05 127 2 303 2 35
c25 2.2k 0 50 575 1 10 162 1 50
Mosaic
Close 32.21 Mar
c35 2.5k 3 60 631 4 47 6 50
c40 3.5k 1 91 338 3 83 5 20
MyriadGnt
Close 60.01 Feb
c60 3.0k 4 no tr 10 7
NCity
Close 2.81 Jan
p3 30k 0 70 216 0 80 no tr
c3 34k 0 45 171 0 63 no tr
05
c6 200 0 no tr 2.6k 0 15
c7 50 no tr no tr 2.9k 0 10
NetApp
Close 13.04 Mar
p12 50 3.2k 0 85 2.7k 1 15 no tr
p15 20 2 25 2.4k 2 30 20 3 20
Nike
Close 52.50 Jan
p45 1.1k 1 50 389 2 50 2.8k 3 20
p55 2.8k 4 80 15 5 50 1.3k 6 90
NOilVarco
Close 24.48 Feb
p22 50 4.3k 3 31 3 79 13 5 20
c30 2.3k 1 90 393 2 75 185 4 50
NokiaCp
Close 15.32 Jan
c17 2.8k 0 50 2.3k 0 80 no tr
NwmtMn
Close 24.75 Mar
p22 50 4.5k 1 70 337 2 30 150 3 40
OilSvcHT
Close 84.81 Jan
p80 3.6k 6 60 334 9 90 13411 25
p90 3.8k 12 2.7k13 30 7716 80
c100 4.2k 3 131 5 05 771 6 29
OilSvHT
Close 84.81 Jan
p75 4.4k 4 99 no tr 69 8 70
Oracle
Close 17.17 Mar
c18 3.0k 0 80 529 1 25 10 2 10
c23 50 0 03 5.5k 0 15 no tr
PepsiCo
Close 53.64 Jan
p50 2.6k 1 50 no tr 622 2 75
Petrobrs
Close 23.15 Jan
p17 50 2.3k 1 45 5.1k 2 15 2.6k 2 50
p20 3.7k 2 25 855 3 20 538 3 80
c25 2.2k 2 75 3.1k 3 30 2.3k 3 90
c30 3.7k 1 3.1k 1 90 2.9k 2
c35 2.2k 0 30 425 0 75 3.6k 1 10
c40 600 0 10 no tr 2.7k 0 65
c50 no tr 10 0 10 2.6k 0 15
Pfizer
Close 16.74 Mar

Nov

0.83 HarleyDav
0 30 cJan11 40

Total
Put
Vol.

Nov

Nov

3.7k 9 34
8.2k 2 90
7.7k 1 66
4.1k 0 92
4.2k 0 49

Total
Put
Vol.

Call
Open
Interest

Put
Open
Interest

703
97
272
5
1
1
2
1
0

697
183
0
65
20
10
0
6
4

758
377
148
28
20
2
20
0
0

878
2,324
0
208
15
11
0
5
3

Dec

85k 3 05 16k 4 40 1.4k 6 90

20k13 30 53114 70 no tr
10k 3 30 1.2k 4 70 no tr
6.4k 3 55 1.2k 5 55 20 5 60
10k 3 80 no tr 602 6 30
8.8k 4 20 177 6 15 452 8 55
7.6k 9 85 60111 70 no tr
38k 4 35 6.0k 5 80 1.1k 8 60
2.6k 9 10 1.1k 9 90 no tr
17k 4 75 4.6k 6 60 21 8 05
12k 5 15 8.1k 6 54 160 9 03
4.0k 8 54 no tr no tr
8.3k 8 no tr no tr
25k 5 65 3.8k 7 30 1 8 48
28k 5 80 2.6k 7 65 5 9 95
12k 7 45 11 8 45 no tr
38k 6 85 2.8k 7 90 2.0k 9 68
95k 6 20 3.8k 7 75 5.1k 9 80
68k 6 60 2.1k 8 75 4810 50
14k 6 25 1.2k 7 50 226 9 65
16k 5 65 1.7k 6 60 84 8 11
43k 7 05 4.1k 8 65 32010 80
71k 7 69 3.6k 9 05 411 25
19k 5 10 1.2k 6 50 20 8 11
45k 8 15 2.6k 9 75 1712 85
26k 4 50 152 5 50 112 7
40k 9 20 39k10 20 4.5k12 40
45k 4 10 19k 5 33 547 7 40
16k 3 75 4.4k 4 30 52 6 10
11k 9 2.3k11 15 2313 70
13k 9 60 8.3k11 75 513 55
16k 3 05 911 4 10 118 6 44
5.9k10 55 28912 15 no tr
22k 2 76 2.3k 4 no tr
7.5k 2 65 2.4k 3 50 4 6 60
3.0k11 10 10 11 no tr
12k11 70 no tr 7217 01
50k 2 26 12 9 80 366 5 05
6.5k 1 97 no tr 43 4 99
9.9k12 40 no tr no tr
12k 1 68 no tr no tr
7.6k 1 51 no tr 118 4 43
4.0k 14 no tr no tr
8.3k 1 23 no tr 203 3 90
18k 1 05 1 7 1.1k 3 60
30k16 50 no tr no tr
12k 0 83 no tr no tr
11k 0 73 no tr no tr
8.4k 0 60 no tr no tr
8.7k 0 50 no tr no tr
14k 0 40 no tr 555 2 54
8.7k 0 35 no tr no tr
5.8k 0 25 no tr 3 1 90
2.3k 0 23 no tr no tr
30k34 50 no tr no tr
SPDR fr
Close 90.64 Mar
c115 3.0k 0 12 no tr 32 1 40
p118 2.5k27 23 no tr 1926 70
p119 4.7k31 10 no tr 2227 45
SpdrGold nya Close 71.71 Jan
p65 3.0k 2 30 2.7k 3 20 86 3 60
p67 3.2k 3 73 3 50 no tr
p70 2.4k 3 90 207 5 287 5 70
p71 3.2k 4 40 315 5 60 81 6 50
c73 3.8k 4 20 372 5 20 34 6 06
p73 4.9k 5 70 352 6 60 158 7 10
c74 5.7k 3 80 78 4 70 29 5 80
sT Retail
Close 21.10 Mar
p17
1 0 40 4.0k 0 85 61 1 80
p18 3.4k 0 72 27 1 35 no tr
p20 4.1k 1 30 5 1 65 no tr
Starbcks
Close 9.99 Jan
p10 2.7k 0 98 136 1 17 232 1 37
c10 3.4k 0 98 20 1 30 373 1 38
StarwdHt
Close 19.20 Feb
p20 3.4k 2 50 no tr 289 4 40
sTKbwRB
Close 30.02 Mar
p22 50 6 0 35 22k 0 92 100 2
p30 86 2 40 15k 2 88 32 4 50
c35
1 0 70 22k 0 75 2 2 10
SuncorEng
Close 21.31 Mar
c25 740 1 20 2.6k 1 95 11 3 70
SunPower
Close 43.13 Mar
p50 2.5k10 30 no tr 41 16
c50 4.1k 3 10 32 4 80 no tr
SyntaPhm
Close 6.17 Feb
c7 50 no tr no tr 3.0k 1 95
Target
Close 33.41 Jan
50
05
p32 9.3k 3 441 3 95 no tr
p35 3.2k 4 25 no tr 771 5 87
p40 387 8 70 no tr 2.7k 8 15
p80
c80
p81
p82
p83
p84
c85
p85
c86
p86
p87
c87
c88
p88
p89
c89
c90
p90
p91
c91
c92
p92
p93
c93
p94
c94
p95
c95
c96
p96
p97
c97
p98
c98
c99
p99
p100
c100
c101
p101
c102
c103
p103
c104
c105
p106
c106
c107
c108
c109
c110
c111
c112
c113
p125

P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Nov

Dec

c42 50 9.7k 0 70 14 1 95 35 2
TexInds
Close 26.02 Jan
p25 1.2k 2 45 no tr 3.1k 3 70
Textron
Close 13.03 Mar
p10 1.3k 0 70 2.7k 1 25 145 1 50
Transocn
Close 68.88 Feb
p70 2.4k 8 20 19810 70 no tr
UAL Cp
Close 14.65 Mar
p10 3.2k 1 2.1k 1 70 67 3 12
c12 50 466 4 5.3k 5 20 12 5 80
p12 50 3.7k 1 85 2.3k 2 70 700 4 30
c15 1.7k 2 60 5.4k 3 70 70 6
c17 50 1.2k 1 75 7.1k 2 30 40 5
c20 2.9k 1 15 8.0k 2 15 13 4 10
c22 50 2.8k 0 65 317 1 40 9 2 90
UBS AG
Close 14.12 Mar
p15 3.1k 2 112 2 26 no tr
UPS B
Close 46.39 Jan
c55 3.4k 0 65 490 1 825 1 35
c60 3.7k 0 20 172 0 35 2.0k 0 70
US Airwy
Close 8.49 Mar
c10 2.5k 0 80 272 1 27 30 2 65
US Bancp
Close 28.11 Mar
p27 50 18k 1 80 218 2 40 20 3 08
c35 6.1k 0 15 1.0k 0 40 61 1 15
US OilFd
Close 54.93 Jan
p52 3.7k 3 90 546 5 20 no tr
p55 2.2k 5 10 67 6 50 399 7 50
USSteel
Close 35.97 Jan
p30 2.8k 2 70 365 3 89 170 5
p35 3.5k 4 70 217 6 50 67 7 40
c35 987 5 70 2.6k 7 10 101 7
c40 3.8k 3 50 1.5k 4 80 1.0k 6
p40 2.2k 7 60 1.3k 8 30 44610 70
c45 2.9k 2 10 5.2k 3 20 123 4 30
c50 3.4k 1 30 170 1 85 1.1k 3
Utdhlth
Close 24.06 Mar
p20 4.7k 0 85 51 1 10 no tr
p21 3.0k 0 85 187 1 55 no tr
40
p22 3.5k 1 no tr no tr
c24 2.7k 2 20 no tr no tr
Verizon
Close 25.75 Jan
c30 2.2k 0 49 49 0 86 4.1k 0 88
c32 50 658 0 14 53 0 35 2.4k 0 47
ViacomB
Close 18.09 Mar
c20 no tr no tr 2.6k 2 55
Wachovia
Close 5.71 Jan
p7 50 902 1 70 no tr 5.4k 1 95
p9
2 3 20 no tr 2.5k 3 40
p10 no tr no tr 6.5k 4 40
p20 5.9k14 20 no tr 814 10
WalMart
Close 52.27 Mar
p37 50 275 0 50 3.8k 0 95 no tr
p45 861 1 44 2.4k 2 10 58 3 25
50
50
c52 2.4k 3 202 4 834 5 40
c55 4.3k 2 10 624 2 95 447 4 50
p55 1.2k 4 60 2.2k 5 80 108 6 50
c57 50 3.1k 1 17 519 1 98 no tr
WeathInt
Close 13.85 Feb
c15 3.3k 1 60 70 2 15 1 3 01
WellPoint
Close 39.80 Mar
75
p40 4.9k 2 290 3 70 30 5 60
WellsFrgo
Close 31.30 Jan
p17 50 742 0 30 no tr 2.4k 0 95
p20 735 0 50 746 0 95 26k 1 45
p22 50 1.4k 0 75 no tr 5.2k 1 90
p25 5.4k 1 05 1.0k 1 90 451 2 50
p30 6.7k 2 60 389 3 30 724 4 20
c30 7.3k 3 20 48 4 3.3k 4 30
p32 3.9k 3 20 263 4 60 no tr
p33 4.2k 3 70 1.2k 5 no tr
c34 4.9k 1 10 767 1 80 170 2 35
c35 13k 0 85 680 1 40 846 2 15
c36 2.7k 0 60 619 1 20 383 1 70
WynnRes
Close 46.39 Mar
p35 267 2 60 3.0k 4 10 2 7
p40 3.5k 4 no tr 2.0k 12
XM SatRad
Close 8.17 Jan
p5 no tr no tr 12k 3 60
Yahoo
Close 12.39 Jan
p10 4.6k 0 40 84 0 78 2.2k 1 22
c10 416 2 80 111 3 50 2.6k 3 70
p11 2.2k 0 70 115 1 15 69 1 48
c13 2.3k 1 08 654 1 70 no tr
c14 4.3k 0 70 86 1 36 48 1 84
Yamana
Close 3.97 Jan
c5 2.7k 0 25 1.0k 0 50 1.8k 0 63
p5 2.3k 1 25 250 1 40 809 1 60
50
c7 no tr no tr 10k 0 25
ZionBcp
Close 32.80 Jan
p50 3.6k19 10 1619 80 37419 67

Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price

58.76 Rus2000

33
33
40
50
80
55
60
65
90

4.7k
4.7k
962
10k

6 15 cJan10 45 1.6k 0 51
3 85 SchergPl
13.07
1 60 cJan10 20 890 1
0 30 SemiHTr
18.45
32.59 pJan10 20 499 4 75
363 1 70 SimonPr
59.34
70.38 cJan10 90 500 6 38
2.0k 6 SiriusXM
0.32
50
50
598 7 cJan10 2 793 0 10
2.5k 10 SmithfFd
13.48
1.0k 25 40 pJan10 10 1.9k 4 40
501.97 SP Engy

pDec09 500 550 84

16.64 cDec09 500 595 80
pJan10 12 50 2.0k 1 05 SanDisk
10.09
cJan10 20 500 2 20 pJan10 10 404 3 70
PwNasd100
30.61 cJan10 12 50 1.0k 3 15
cJan10 30 492 5 30 cJan10 20 384 1 55
pJan10 30 1.5k 4 46 pJan10 25 510 15 50
cJan10 31 411 4 75 cJan11 25 444 1 65
pJan10 31 560 5 24 cJan10 30 1.9k 1 36
PSS Wrld

Total
Call
Vol.

P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Dec

22111 70 5713 55
639 5 10 54 7 20
802 3 50 130 5 65
386 2 25 43 4 60
424 1 65 17 3 30
Ryland
Close 17.90 Jan
p17 50 188 2 20 55 2 85 4.0k 3 40
SanDisk
Close 10.09 Jan
p10 5.3k 1 40 526 2 05 458 2 15
c10 8.3k 1 65 206 2 08 1.4k 2 25
p12 50 no tr no tr 2.7k 3 90
c13 3.7k 0 60 319 1 05 no tr
c15 3.6k 0 39 93 0 60 1.3k 0 84
p15 6.8k 5 40 10 5 30 194 5 55
Schering
Close 13.07 Feb
c15 3.8k 0 50 523 0 75 645 1 25
Schlmb
Close 49.74 Feb
p40 3.8k 1 25 58 2 52 376 3 80
p45 7.1k 2 75 587 4 20 no tr
Schnitzer
Close 24.77 Feb
c35 3.9k 0 55 no tr no tr
SiderNac
Close 11.12 Mar
p10 64 1 25 109 1 95 5.2k 2 40
SP Bas
Close 24.49 Mar
p20
7 4 30 2.4k 1 21 no tr
SP Consum
Close 20.60 Mar
c29 no tr no tr 3.7k 0 25
SP Engy
Close 44.20 Mar
p35 4.6k 1 57 112 1 95 no tr
p38 3.8k 2 19 174 2 96 no tr
p40 2.7k 2 97 263 4 629 5 26
p41 2.6k 3 25 171 4 05 no tr
p43 4.1k 4 260 4 49 no tr
c45 5.5k 3 66 21 4 84 309 6 50
p45 6.3k 4 55 211 6 15 1.2k 7 21
p46 3.4k 5 45 188 6 50 212 7 75
c46 4.3k 2 89 163 4 40 no tr
SP Fnc fr
Close 14.64 Mar
p15 27k 1 60 13k 2 15 461 2 80
c15 10k 1 23 4.6k 1 74 704 2 16
06
p16 3.3k 2 1.9k 2 69 151 3 30
c16 11k 0 80 1.0k 1 23 13 1 79
c17 10k 0 48 3.6k 0 88 15 1 42
SP Fncl
Close 14.64 Mar
p12 6.8k 0 51 377 0 79 10 1 40
p13 7.1k 0 81 14k 1 20 490 1 90
05
p14 35k 1 7.2k 1 67 638 2 20
c18 2.7k 0 28 7.0k 0 63 517 1 12
c19 633 0 15 2.2k 0 40 3 0 84
p20 15 4 70 3.0k 5 56 20 6 10
c20 4.6k 0 08 3.5k 0 30 20 0 65
c21 6.5k 0 04 1.0k 0 19 316 0 50
c22 10k 0 03 1.0k 0 12 348 0 37
c23 2.4k 0 02 360 0 10 2 0 25
SP Inds
Close 23.38 Mar
p23 3.3k 1 50 2.5k 1 90 no tr
c23 no tr 2.5k 2 14 no tr
SP Mid
Close 98.13 Mar
c110 43 1 55 5.0k 2 95 53 6 30
SpdGld nya
Close 71.71 Mar
85
c80 8.0k 1 1.3k 2 80 61 5
c90 215 0 71 6.1k 1 35 78 3 20
c100 377 0 20 12k 0 65 162 1 90
SPDR
Close 90.64 Mar
p50 1.9k 0 25 2.7k 0 41 no tr
p51 4.3k 0 27 152 0 45 no tr
p55 4.6k 0 40 62 0 66 9 1 65
p56 5.1k 0 45 no tr no tr
p57 3.0k 0 46 no tr no tr
p58 4.0k 0 58 no tr no tr
p59 2.8k 0 55 no tr no tr
p60 12k 0 57 1.1k 1 01 182 1 95
p61 6.4k 0 73 20 0 90 no tr
p62 3.8k 0 75 no tr 3 2
p63 5.0k 0 96 12 0 98 138 1 92
p64 3.1k 1 06 1.1k 1 60 10 2 07
p65 3.6k 0 88 683 1 72 603 2
p66 7.7k 0 91 no tr 3 3 10
p67 9.5k 1 12 no tr 8 3 20
p68 4.8k 1 12 no tr no tr
p69 6.3k 1 25 no tr no tr
p70 17k 1 43 791 2 35 no tr
p71 7.1k 1 68 1.4k 2 32 no tr
p72 5.2k 1 65 1.3k 2 50 no tr
p73 12k 1 79 1.0k 2 93 40 3 80
p74 10k 1 95 726 3 no tr
p75 24k 2 12 1.1k 3 16 662 5
p76 13k 2 28 538 3 66 10 4 05
p77 10k 2 44 2.3k 3 55 5 5 91
p78 10k 2 65 5.9k 3 85 2.0k 5
p79 11k 2 86 2.1k 4 30 252 6 20
p55
c55
c60
c65
c70

23.15 pJan10
cJan10 40 428 3 50 cJan10
Pfizer
16.74 cJan10
pJan10 10 996 0 92 cJan10
pJan10 12 50 1.7k 1 66 RangeRs
cJan10 15 8.5k 3 25 cJan10
cJan10 17 50 429 2 19 RetailHT
pJan10 20 476 5 50 pJan10
cJan10 25 374 0 54 pJan10
PrecCast
55.27 pJan10
pJan10 55 500 12 50 pJan10

pJan10 60 731 8

Put
Open
Interest Index

P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Petrobrs

ProctGam

Call
Open
Interest

440,402 2,118,552 3,699,486 SemiconIdx

78,373 645,858 504,415 Bank Idx
22,390 142,679 158,369 JpnIdx
27,081 147,369 129,608 Oil Idx
11,580 75,210 67,344 AM BioT
2,121 22,085 63,973 Air Idx
1,643
5,100 10,996 Am BioT
605 10,821
2,810 MidCap
1,385
326
2,301 NtGas

Dec

Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price

cJan10 25 450 2 77 cJan09 60 4.5k 0 45 pJan10 5 2.5k 2 10 cJan10 20 4.3k 5 40

37.17 cJan10 25 494 2 95
22.35 iShCh25
23.94 JPMorg
cJan10 2 50 839
1.9k 1 55 pJan10 35 510 13 90 cJan10 50 694 4 70 pJan10 25 2.1k 6 57
GenElec
18.96 InfoSpce o
8.53 iShEMkt
21.50 cJan10 70 500 1 21 cJan10 30 2.0k 1 50
KB
Home
14.37 pJan10 30 481 10 45
25
10
05
pJan10 10 371 1 cJan09 35 725 0 pJan10 15 2.8k 3
80 cJan10 32 50 559 1 08
pJan10 15 14k 2 80 Intel
14.58 pJan10 25 2.5k 8 02 pJan11 10 791 3
18.24 cJan10 35 752 0 68
cJan10 17 50 954 4 93 cJan10 15 398 3 cJan10 30 620 3 LDK Solr
70
19.33
cJan10 20 421 3 65 cJan10 17 50 409 2 cJan10 50 664 0 47 pJan10 10 543 5 MorgStan
60
cJan10 25 5.9k 2 pJan10 20 482 7 25 cJan10 55 479 0 39 LeucNatl 50 27.8810 pJan10 30 500 13
cJan10 17 426 14 Motorola
5.04
pJan10 25 5.3k 8 50 cJan11 20 516 2 40 iShR2000 q
50.49
LifePtHsp
23.36 cJan10 10 1.2k 0 66
cJan10 30 492 1 08 IntpubGp
4.29 cDec09 50 388 8 48
pJan10 15 2.0k 5 50 Nabors
14.30
cJan10 35 376 0 59 pJan10 5 4.9k 3 pDec09 60 5.5k 14 38 LinearTch
20.67 cJan10 30 1.5k 1 10
cJan10 45 808 0 18 iSh20 TB
97.05 cDec09 60 5.5k 4 pJan10 15 6.0k 1 70 NatCity
2.81
GenMotrs
6.19 pJan10 60 1.0k 0 90 iShREst
38.60 cJan10 45 2.5k 0 08 cJan10 10 1.0k 0 35
cJan10 40 677 0 39 pJan10 70 600 1 70 cJan10 75 1.1k 0 90 MerrLyn
17.16 Nucor
34.36
Goldcorp
16.75 pJan10 80 593 4 JA Solar
5.57 cJan10 22 50 1.0k 3 10 cJan10 40 586 6 50
cJan10 45 456 1 09 iShBraz
32.84 cJan10 10 500 1 63 Microsft
21.53 OcciPet
44.90
GoldmanS
115.06 pJan10 30 903 9 15 cJan10 22 50 500 0 53 pJan10 10 1.0k 0 69 cJan10 50 622 9 83
cJan10 160 420 13 30 cJan10 30 451 8 79 JetBlue
5.01 pJan11 15 1.0k 2 62 PeabdyE
32.95
85
Hallibtn
17.64 iShBrz o
32.84 cJan10 5 1.2k 2 pJan10 20 7.0k 3
pJan10 35 617 11 90
FredMac

280,193
39,934
14,387
12,801
17,597
3,997
650
2,959
122

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Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price

CoeurM
0.26 cJan10
cJan09 2 50 24k 0 15 cJan10
cJan10 2 50 42k 0 15 Corning
Cerner
36.71 cJan10
cJan10 60 619 2 25 CVRD
ChespEng
21.12 pJan10
CellTher o

Index
Price
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
501.97
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78
896.78

Dec

c905
p905
c910
p910
c915
p915
p920
c920
c925
p925

Dec

BurlNo

Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price Date Price Vol Price

Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price AMR

AberFitc

338,887
415,651
2,878,059
1,918,220
1,158,856
6,709,673

Nov

Close 58.19 Jan

p55 2.6k 2 73 20 3 60 264 4 20
c60 1.2k 2 60 22 3 90 2.5k 4 20
AMR
Close 11.97 Feb
p12 3.2k 1 75 60 2 45 no tr
Accentre
Close 29.96 Feb
p25
4 0 60 6.1k 1 37 no tr
AdobeS
Close 25.40 Jan
p20 no tr 167 1 15 4.0k 1 40
AES Cp
Close 8.31 Feb
p7 50 2.7k 0 80 20 0 70 no tr
Affymet
Close 4.72 Feb
p10 3.2k 5 40 no tr no tr
Agnico
Close 25.85 Feb
40
p25 2.2k 3 559 4 80 6 3 50
AK Steel
Close 12.12 Mar
p12 50 4.1k 1 95 5 2 50 no tr
c15 1.1k 0 90 2.8k 1 05 36 2 50
c17 50 2.4k 0 30 20 0 79 1 2 15
Alcoa
Close 10.52 Jan
c10 3.4k 1 43 2.2k 1 69 258 2 02
p10 5.4k 1 07 2.2k 1 61 393 1 80
c12 50 3.6k 0 46 614 0 85 1.4k 1 15
p25 6.4k14 65 no tr 2014 01
Altria
Close 19.29 Mar
p19 8.8k 1 16 891 1 49 8 2 09
Amazon
Close 49.99 Jan
58
p30 749 0 2.6k 1 10 2.1k 1 51
p35 2.6k 1 418 1 45 1.3k 2 32
p40 2.5k 2 03 37 2 60 446 3 75
p45 11k 3 50 747 4 75 1.2k 5 80
c50 2.3k 5 70 112 6 50 626 7 75
p50 14k 5 60 488 6 89 2.3k 7 85
c55 3.7k 3 60 21k 4 70 1.0k 5
c60 13k 1 98 240 2 88 1.5k 3 70
c65 4.1k 1 21k 1 84 100 2 69
c67 50 2.3k 0 70 no tr 10 1 95
c70 2.2k 0 41 243 0 97 72 1 78
AmbacFin
Close 2.52 Feb
c5 4.6k 0 20 70 0 35 1 0 55
AmerCap
Close 13.04 Feb
22
p30 7.5k17 no tr 1118 32
AmExp
Close 25.02 Jan
p17 50 5.3k 0 65 148 0 96 26 1 35
p20 2.4k 0 80 43 1 55 350 1 90
p25 1.0k 2 20 45 3 40 3.6k 3 90
Amgen
Close 49.70 Jan
c45 5.0k 6 50 no tr 10 8 90
c50 11k 3 20 31 4 45 83 5 65
p50 3.3k 3 40 no tr 1.8k 4 58
c52 50 3.7k 2 24 18 2 95 40 4 35
c55 6.6k 1 42 69 2 41 1.2k 2 75
AmIntGp
Close 2.11 Feb
c2 50 6.6k 0 20 no tr 11 0 61
Amylin
Close 11.96 Jan
50
20
c12 2.6k 1 no tr 1 2 70
Anheusr
Close 60.48 Mar
c55 no tr 5.5k 9 10 37 10
c60 529 3 80 9.7k 5 70 32 7 20
c65 2.4k 0 90 2.4k 2 60 70 3 40
Apple
Close 96.87 Jan
p50 2.6k 0 20 495 0 49 839 0 83
p55 2.8k 0 31 893 0 75 1.6k 1 20
p60 5.7k 0 43 1.2k 1 02 1.5k 1 75

LEAPS

Total
Put
Volume

p430
c435
c440
p445
c445
c450
c460
c480
c500
c510
c520
p530
c530
c535
c540
p540
....
c560
c565

573 0 25 .... .... 5 2 80

1.2k 0 20 .... .... .... ....
Close 430.29 Jan
470 29 .... .... .... ....
841 23 50 25034 50 .... ....
699 33 60 26544 50 .... ....
601 26 .... .... .... ....
403 33 60 .... .... .... ....
SPX500
Close 896.78 Jan
p625 1.8k 7 70 10 7 90 .... ....
p630 1.8k 7 5 9 30 .... ....
p635 1.7k 8 50 .... .... .... ....
p640 2.4k 8 80 275 10 .... ....
p645 1.7k 6 47 .... .... .... ....
p650 26k 9 30 2.7k 17 23222 50
p655 1.6k 7 10 .... .... .... ....
p660 1.6k 7 .... .... .... ....
p665 1.6k 8 .... .... .... ....
p670 1.5k 10 76 216 29 .... ....
p675 2.9k 13 776 20 .... ....
p680 2.3k 13 43 117 76 .... ....
p690 12k 14 50 .... .... .... ....
p700 27k 13 70 5.5k 25 1.0k31 30
p710 2.9k 15 30 .... .... .... ....
p720 2.2k 16 40 .... .... .... ....
p725 6.0k 17 50 10019 70 .... ....
p730 2.1k 19 09 .... .... .... ....
p740 2.7k 20 59 121 82 .... ....
p750 22k 20 1.1k35 20 29 35
p760 2.6k 16 18 35 .... ....
p770 1.8k 17 .... .... .... ....
p775 1.2k 30 3.0k 40 .... ....
p780 3.3k 31 50 .... .... .... ....
p790 2.3k 34 .... .... .... ....
p800 19k 30 14k 50 4.0k 53
p805 1.1k 25 .... .... .... ....
p810 5.6k 40 451 10 .... ....
p815 1.0k 24 10 .... .... .... ....
p820 1.4k 44 1 57 .... ....
p825 8.4k 38 40 1.1k56 20 10 53
p830 2.8k 41 40 .... .... .... ....
p835 1.0k 27 .... .... .... ....
p840 1.4k 49 .... .... .... ....
p845 1.1k 45 .... .... .... ....
c850 36 100 563 106
.... ....
p850 20k 46 24k58 70 9.6k62 10
p855 967 30 50 .... .... .... ....
p860 2.2k 50 83 .... .... .... ....
p865 950 52 53 .... .... .... ....
p870 1.7k 62 30 55 57 .... ....
Put
p875 5.7k 58 8.0k 72 .... ....
Open
Interest
p880 6.0k 61 50 1573 50 .... ....
c880 1.0k 70 15 80 .... ....
p885 1.9k 56 03 2.2k 76 .... ....
c885 15 71 40 2.2k 75 .... ....
p890 984 70 24673 30 .... ....
p895 882 49 62 149 77 .... ....
c900 7.5k 63 3.7k 73 2 93
124,960,234 p900 13k 63 7.0k 76 3.0k 94

P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Dec

3M Co

Nov

c1500 659 8 10 229 18 .... ....

c1525 1.3k 5 30 19714 40 2122 50
c1550 536 3 50 329 9 50 5218 30
OilSvc
Close 134.26 Jan
c135 1.5k 14 60 316 60 .... ....
c150 1.2k 6 70 .... .... .... ....
Rus2000
Close 501.97 Jan
90
p250 2.7k 0 575 1 30 46 1 80
p300 1.6k 1 85 180 4 10 6 30
p310 1.3k 2 93 318 3 31 20 5 18
03
p320 1.1k 3 38 5 77 .... ....
p330 2.1k 3 50 33 6 65 .... ....
p340 2.1k 3 50 106 7 53 .... ....
p350 1.7k 4 75 721 8 70 .... ....
p360 1.3k 5 20 170 9 32 .... ....
p370 1.0k 6 20 20610 58 213 09
p380 992 7 30 6212 90 214 71
p390 910 8 62 6814 30 7515 50
p400 1.3k 9 40 18616 50 7617 40
p410 1.2k 10 80 23217 40 7519 50
p420 880 11 71 35218 51 188 20
p430 671 14 80 1.2k23 30 19824 40
p440 631 16 30 169 28 19827 16
p450 945 19 11631 10 18127 50
p460 661 22 10 17928 70 71 30
p470 1.0k 25 70 16333 28 .... ....
p480 789 29 40 16138 60 .... ....
p490 817 31 70 .... .... .... ....
p500 11k 33 25146 70 .... ....
c500 456 38 90 22046 50 .... ....
p510 500 41 30 37051 40 .... ....
c520 3.7k 28 80 3.9k37 80 246 80
p520 4.3k 46 30 3.5k53 60 .... ....
p530 584 47 85 17k63 20 2066 71
c540 499 20 30 22026 88 .... ....
c550 2.1k 16 40 198 24 .... ....
c560 1.0k 13 20 22120 60 .... ....
p560 1.6k 64 90 3274 51 .... ....
c570 1.6k 11 40 16517 30 1228 20
p580 1.1k 81 55 4086 72 598 50
c580 1.6k 8 60 2.0k 16 3223 90
c590 777 7 30 3210 90 3620 60
c600 1.5k 5 75 261 10 66 17
c610 1.2k 3 50 105 7 35 .... ....
c620 1.8k 2 73 650 6 60 .... ....
c630 2.0k 2 15 284 5 53 .... ....
c640 1.6k 1 55 195 3 85 2 6 90
p650 457 157 14 353 148 40
.... ....
c650 1.6k 1 06 2.1k 3 05 12 5 65
p660 461 167 04 .... .... 3
151 96
c660 1.6k 0 76 146 2 75 .... ....
c670 371 0 50 124 2 10 .... ....
c680 1.2k 0 40 38 1 65 .... ....
c700 584 0 25 47 0 90 .... ....
SP100
Close 430.29 Jan
p300 746 3 30 2 5 60 .... ....
p310 230 4 400 6 .... ....
p340 428 7 80 912 50 .... ....
p370 456 11 50 .... .... .... ....
p375 423 12 90 .... .... .... ....
p420 148 29 60 363 34 .... ....

44.20

pJan10 40 1.2k 7 26
pJan10 45 1.1k 9 51
SP Fncl

pJan10 18
cJan10 22
cJan10 25
SP Matls

pJan10 20
cJan10 31

14.64
625 4 90
451 1 04
780 0 76
24.49
544 2 50
510 1 80

SPDR

pDec09 80
cDec10 90
pDec10 100
cDec10 130
cDec10 135
cDec10 150
SPDR q

90.64 cJan10 60 989 2 93

741 9 60 Tenneco
2.55
600 16 50 cJan10 2 50 500 1 50
472 21 20 TollBros
19.92
427 3 95 pJan10 12 50 1.1k 2 30
389 3 15 UltraPet
45.75
20k 1 52 cJan10 100 1.6k 2 50
90.64 UPS

cDec09 150 600 0 35 cJan11 50

71.71 pJan10 60
pJan10 80 1.5k 16 cJan10 85
cJan10 80 1.6k 9 50 WalMart
SprintNex
3.47 cJan10 55
pJan10 5 526 1 99 WellsFrgo
Starbucks
9.99 pJan10 25
cJan10 20 510 0 57 WynnRes
StdPac
3.12 cJan10 90
pJan10 2 50 454 0 95 Yamana
SunPwer
43.13 cJan10 5
cJan10 105 2.3k 1 70 YingliGr
Target
33.41 cNov08 5
SpdrGld

46.39

1.1k 7 10
1.0k 15 40
2.0k 0 35
52.27

370 7 25
31.30

6.0k 5
46.39

3.0k 4 15
3.97

422 1 65
5.02

432 1 05

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

MAKING MONEY

B1

RELEVANT FACTS,
RULES & SKILLS

THE BIG PICTURE

NYSE + Nasdaq Stocks On The Move

Stocks Plummet On Earnings, Outlook;

Markets Rally Suffers A Crushing Blow

Stocks with high volume vs. 50-day avg., reflecting heavy institutional action. 80 EPS & 80 RS or better are boldfaced.

BY JONAH KERI
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Stocks tanked in heavy volume

Wednesday, as a raft of bad earnings and fears of a global recession
dealt a crushing blow to the markets short-lived rally.
The NYSE composite tumbled
7%, the S&P 500 6.1%, the Dow industrials 5.7%. The Nasdaq
swooned 4.8%.
Volume swelled 20% on the NYSE
and 21% on the Nasdaq, compared
to Tuesdays totals.
Wednesday marked a distribution
day for the major market indexes.
That was the second straight session of price losses in higher volume for the Nasdaq.
In Wednesdays edition of The Big
Picture, we noted that a distribution day so soon after the markets
Oct. 16 follow-through was a troubling sign. Studies of past market cycles showed that negative price and
volume action soon after a followthrough often portended the end of
an aspiring rally.
When the major market indexes
undercut their lows, that means a
rally is dead. In this case, the broad
indexes didnt undercut those lows.
But multiple other signs point to
the rally being over and the market
falling back into a correction.
The indexes hit new closing lows,
even while avoiding fresh intraday
lows. The two straight distribution
days for the Nasdaq, the second
coming on a huge price loss, are another bad indicator.
Thus, for all intents and purposes,
Wednesdays sell-off sealed the
deal. Todays Market Pulse shows
the market back in a correction.
The best course of action in that climate is to avoid new buys and take a
wait-and-see approach. The market hadnt offered any real buying
opportunities for growth investors
the past week, anyway.

Wednesdays action:
Stocks plunge in heavy volume
Current outlook:
Market in correction
Leaders down in volume:
IconICLR Hub GroupHUBG
Life Partners HoldingsLPHI
Merit Medical SystemsMMSI
ITT Educational ServicesESI

The stock market is wrestling

with a probable global recession.
Central banks around the globe
have taken aggressive steps to loosen up tight credit markets and reinvigorate bank lending, and by extension consumer and corporate borrowing and spending.
Those efforts have worked, as key
lendingrates have dropped dramatically in the past couple of weeks.
Still, investors have overlooked
those improvements, focusing instead on a dismal third-quarter
earnings season.
Commodities prices have also
plummeted, with demand for raw
materials on the wane thanks to the
worldwide economic slowdown.
Granted, the stock market often
looks ahead, often several months
or more. Still, the barrage of negative headlines has overwhelmed
stocks, triggering a new round of
nasty losses after a brief respite.
Bad news from embattled bank
WachoviaWB led the onslaught of
ugly earnings news Wednesday.
The company reported a $23.9 billion quarterly loss, a huge disappointment. Wells FargoWFC is in the
midst of buying Wachovia, with
part of the firms massive quarterly
loss related to the planned merger.
Wachovias stock slid 6%.
Several Dow components report-

ed quarterly earnings, with mostly

negative results. Aviation company
BoeingBA missed profit estimates,
as a company strike and supplier
problems hurt results. Boeings
stock shed 8%.
AT&TT delivered earnings that
missed forecasts, on revenue that
matched estimates. AT&Ts stock
also sank 8%.
Drug maker MerckMRK beat profit
projections, but missed sales views.
It said its slashing 7,200 jobs, and
lowered its full-year earnings forecast.
The Nasdaq took slightly smaller
losses, thanks to more encouraging
quarterly reports from YahooYHOO
and AppleAAPL after Tuesdays
close. Yahoo gained 3% on Wednesday, while Apple added 6%.
But a brutal showing by commodities stocks overwhelmed any modest optimism generated by a few
techs.
A jump in the U.S. dollar and continued fears of a global recession
sent November crude oil down
$5.43 to settle at $66.75 a
16-month low.
Dow energy components ChevronCVX and Exxon MobilXOM, aluminum producer AlcoaAA and other
commodities stocks fell hard. Oil
and gas services provider Baker
HughesBHI missed quarterly sales
views, sending the stock down 22%.
With stocks under pressure, Treasury prices perked back up. The
yield on the 10-year note fell to
3.60% from 3.73% late Tuesday.
The yield on the three-month Treasury bill dropped back below 1%.
The news didnt get better after
the close, as Amazon.comAMZN issued a weak Q4 forecast. The stock
plunged 14% in after-hours trading.
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EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk

6 Rnk Str Dis High NYSE Stock

6 Rnk Str

Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg

99 89 88 D+ 75.53 NorflkSo o

NSC

41 54 38 E
76 72 63 B
53 55 41 D
97 79 88 D
59 85 29 E
50 88 31 E
69 91 45 D
49 31 58 E
48 80 60 E
52 79 42 E
47 78 47 E
78 74 78 E
87 70 80 B
13 55 6 E
69 92 51 E
74 89 68 E
58 75 54 C
36 89 12 E
51 92 17 E
75 66 44 C
87 67 61 D
71 83 40 D
98 96 85 B
58 52 68 D
25 33 33 E
71 87 49 E
49 88 20 D+
25 64 17 E
84 82 81 D+
81 37 89 C+
67 87 45 E
83 89 65 E
89 64 73 C
80 66 66 C+
37 46 31 E
44 34 56 E
81 94 34 C
79 85 65 C
84 61 78 E
96 74 92 C
80 74 76 D
74 63 62 E
40 48 56 E
43 98 11 E
86 64 77 D+

TMK
CEC
CSC
EW
AMX

66.00
39.47
58.39
66.99
68.91
83.21
87.94
52.15
40.14
72.36
52.65
43.41
41.21
127.2
77.24
62.21
76.64
94.42
105.8
50.50
38.25
106.1
131.8
44.59
51.75
103.5
71.95
119.1
42.22
30.00
55.76
62.77
43.15
38.85
84.00
98.00
88.79
51.53
74.15
67.49
32.70
44.64
44.98
92.70
33.12

Torchmrk o
CEC Entrtn o
ComputrSci o
EdwdLfSci o
AmMovl o
Anixter o
RoyDShB
Arbitron
ReedElsNV
Frontlne o
Omnicom o
AllntEgy o
MolinaHl o
FreeptCG B o
HelmPay o
Snap On o
Ryder o
BakrHugh o
MobilTel o
CmpnBras
Unilever Plc o
Air Prds o
ITTEduc o
BCE o
HarlyDav o
Telefonica o
AGCOo
ConslEng o
Lennox
Gallaghr
CooprInd o
ThermoFis o
WillisGp o
IronMountn o
FortuneB o
Whrlpl o
CompBbd o
GATX
Teleflex o
Haemonetic
Watson Phar o
Hospira o
ScrippsN
NatlOilVr o
Sensient

AXE
RDSB
ARB
ENL
FRO
OMC
LNT
MOH
FCX
HP
SNA
R
BHI
MBT
CBD
UL
APD
ESI
BCE
HOG
TEF
AG
CNX
LII
AJG
CBE
TMO
WSH
IRM
FO
WHR
ABV
GMT
TFX
HAE
WPI
HSP
SNI
NOV
SXT

EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk

Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Dis High Nasdaq Stock Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg

54.54 +0.67 7,264 +45 98 89 97 B

95 90 90 B
35.10 1.97 4,283 +311
22.00 4.57 1,793 +212 77 63 57 E
27.56 4.53 3,510 +198 56 95 37 E
49.74 4.29 1,977 +196 48 88 14 E
28.97 4.15 20,826 +152 92 58 96 A
34.75 1.18 1,704 +146 99 93 99 A+
45.70 4.34 1,732 +139 97 90 93 C+
31.92 1.80 787 +135 81 80 60 D
24.10 1.97 291 +125 53 90 14 E
30.07 3.00 5,072 +123 97 97 76 C
28.00 2.88 6,668 +118 93 93 62 D+
29.06 0.95 1,817 +117 98 91 87 E
24.61 2.11 427 +114 96 88 91 B+
26.92 5.82 40,946 +112 77 77 38 D+
28.47 1.28 4,876 +111 94 67 93 E
36.85 2.34 1,206 +107 68 73 54 E
38.57 5.46 2,389 +107 86 83 66 E
30.35 8.60 14,937 +105 33 80 25 E
31.32 7.78 5,688 +104 89 73 65 C
23.86 3.67 707 +103 74 94 60 D
21.93 2.19 3,272 +101 67 99 19 E
54.98 1.90 5,162 +101 83 82 75 D+
71.00 5.32 2,286 +100 98 85 84 D
28.47 1.16 2,211 +100 81 85 54 D
22.35 3.38 8,035 +100 49 99 15 E
53.48 6.29 891 +98 99 78 96 A+
24.79 6.10 3,884 +95 97 99 84 B+
27.83 7.98 14,155 +94 34 66 29 D
29.26 0.50 1,401 +94 84 88 64 D+
23.74 0.50 1,872 +93 80 73 65 E
28.00 2.81 4,019 +92 82 76 61 E
41.03 2.11 6,285 +90 75 68 67 D
26.61 0.69 3,012 +90 29 31 47 C
20.97 1.69 2,231 +87 44 90 11 E
36.42 2.48 2,075 +86 97 88 59 C
53.82 5.09 3,688 +86 99 95 77 D
36.61 8.51 1,754 +83 57 67 48 E
29.42 3.73 1,251 +83 82 92 50 C+
46.86 3.85 620 +82 86 73 95 D+
53.98 1.95 561 +81 48 98 6 E
22.91 0.54 2,541 +81 96 87 97 B
27.89 1.89 2,203 +79 78 43 84 B
26.66 2.62 1,290 +77 72 81 46 E
24.48 6.20 20,545 +77 86 96 54 D
23.83 1.75 741 +76 63 48 75 C+

41.15 Synaptics o
65.00 PaneraBrd o

SYNA
PNRA

29.55 +0.54 2,806 +97

42.11 +1.02 1,232 +16

47.88
86.97
127.4
68.42
41.19
44.44
63.04
69.68
85.50
44.75
44.78
21.72
70.20
28.00
317.0
49.39
78.32
28.50
65.19
148.1
58.27
83.97
56.80
79.50
21.36
50.47
58.09
36.49
59.21
43.00
37.50
40.00
90.00
49.58
45.49
78.27
39.75
35.89
126.5
35.00
30.88
45.79
49.86
40.94

ILMN
LECO
MICC
HBHC
LPHI

25.14
41.66
34.94
44.32
40.00
30.91
38.07
18.87
50.53
25.55
30.60
16.64
32.75
19.42
137.2
29.70
18.34
17.69
31.27
48.65
41.11
66.11
33.20
20.02
17.85
30.71
24.41
16.57
34.27
24.98
21.53
19.21
21.78
29.43
27.47
35.74
21.67
21.85
25.29
25.17
17.43
19.30
26.87
25.71

Illumina o
LincnElc o
Millicom o
HncHld
LifePtnrs
Hub Group
SigmAl o
NII Hldg o
Morngstr o
GreenMtCf
IconPLC o
PSS World o
PrceTR o
Medicines o
FstSolar o
PhrmPdt o
OlympcSt o
InglMkt
NW Pipe
RschInMt o
SilgnHld o
Genzyme o
Fiserv o
Bucyrus o
MeritMed o
NasdaqOMX o
Paccar o
Viasat
Landstar o
Paychx o
Micrsft o
Scholastic
Joy Glbl o
Invitrogen o
FLIR Systms o
Varian
CopanEn o
CardioNet n
CEurMed o
HmBk
Fstmerit
Syntel
Ansys o
RoylGld o

HUBG
SIAL
NIHD
MORN
GMCR
ICLR
PSSI
TROW
MDCO
FSLR
PPDI
ZEUS
IMKTA
NWPX
RIMM
SLGN
GENZ
FISV
BUCY
MMSI
NDAQ
PCAR
VSAT
LSTR
PAYX
MSFT
SCHL
JOYG
IVGN
FLIR
VARI
CPNO
BEAT
CETV
HOMB
FMER
SYNT
ANSS
RGLD

7.18 9,379
7.85 1,230
0.66 3,419
9.67 842
0.55 271
1.92 1,114
6.47 3,448
5.54 7,120
2.47 406
3.10 999
1.53 849
0.87 2,079
4.07 7,091
1.85 1,801
3.92 6,437
3.11 1,744
0.68 836
0.66 138
4.23 313
1.88 52,781
1.97 460
2.21 6,238
2.67 3,863
5.91 4,249
1.11 386
2.38 6,715
2.41 8,087
0.96 281
2.31 1,436
1.14 7,464
1.831,493m
1.38 684
4.95 6,158
0.61 2,873
1.90 2,174
0.90 491
1.15 573
1.28 303
6.70 1,163
1.29 98
2.82 1,741
1.09 333
2.20 1,433
3.18 1,166

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HOW'S THE MARKET?

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

INVESTORS.COM

IBDs 197 Industry Sub-Group Rankings

Ranked 1 to 197 on 6-month price performance. Days top 10 performers are boldfaced; worst 10 underlined.
Rank
3 6 7
Subgroup%Chg Daily
Comp. Since % This Wks Wks Mo Industry
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name

Rank
3 6 7
This Wks Wks Mo Industry
Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name

1 107 26 195 TrnsprttinAirlne

2 9 31 126 RetailDrugStores
3 3 3 90 MdcalOutpnt/HmCr
4 4 11 185 InsuranceBrokers
5 8 4 22 ElecMilitarySystems
6 2 14 178 ComptrSftwrMdcl
7 1 2 152 RetailDiscnt&Vari
8 10 7 143 CommlSvcsSchools
9 5 1 83 MedicalGenetics
10 16 39 51 Soap&ClngPreparat
11 11 75 79 BanksSoutheast
12 21 33 31 FoodMscPrparation
13 14 13 66 MedicalProducts
14 15 6 61 MedicalBiomed/Bth
15 7 34 111 BanksWst/Sthwst
16 30 60 63 MdcalDrg/Dvrsified
17 28 24 73 MedicalEthicalDrgs
18 25 69 52 UtilityGasDstribtn
19 44 130 94 RetailSpr/MiniMkts
20 20 91 48 BanksMidwest
21 13 92 30 BanksNortheast
22 17 23 101 ComlSvcsScrty
23 37 118 76 FinancSvings&Lo
24 18 70 60 Cosmetics/PersnlCre
25 77 154 39 FnancIdxTrckngFd
26 32 64 12 DvrsifiedOprtions
27 53 124 16 Tobacco
28 24 58 33 MedicalGenercDrgs
29 6 21 131 Retail/WhlsleFood
30 36 36 45 CommlSvcsMisc
31 23 12 40 Mdical/DntalSrvcs
32 38 88 59 FnceInvsmntMgt
33 40 131 114 UtilityWaterSupply
34 33 20 28 MedicalSystems/Eqp
35 41 30 14 PollutionCntrlSvcs
36 27 68 54 InsrncePrp/Cas/Titl
37 31 5 20 LeisrTys/Gms/Hbby
38 49 61 36 CmmlSvcsCnsltng
39 47 104 65 MdcalWhlsleDrg
40 12 71 160 BanksSuprRgional
41 84 156 57 CommlSvcsHlthcre
42 60 106 74 UtilityElctricPwr
43 73 117 97 HsholdofficFurnitr
44 22 29 142 MdcalNrsngHmes
45 19 9 55 RtailClthing/Shoe
46 76 67 62 HousehldApplncs
47 29 45 82 FoodConfectionery
48 63 116 117 Medical/DntalSppls
49 26 65 103 InvstmntBrokers
50 66 43 77 Rtail/WhlsleAt/Prts
51 119 153 70 FnancepblInvFdbnd
52 48 22 188 ComptrPrphrlEqp
53 35 89 191 MdicalHlthMntOrg
54 103 127 164 LeisreMvies&Rel
55 72 94 157 TelecomWirlssEqp
56 50 10 84 RetlWhsleBldgPrds
57 57 35 53 ComptrSftwrEntr
58 45 16 10 BldgA/C&HeatingP
59 90 15 11 TrnsportationTrck
60 43 49 67 RetailMjrDscChns
61 34 59 58 CmpterTechSrvcs
62 67 83 69 FuneralSvcs&Rel
63 92 168 6 Oil&GasUSRoyalty
64 65 27 18 ChemicalsSpecialty
65 99 56 3 BldgRsidnt/Comml
66 46 54 47 FnancialSrvcsMisc

85
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95
88
93
96
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97
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..
88
92
92
92
88
..
85
85
89
85
86
80
89
88
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81
87
87
86
90
91
67
83
90
92
80
..
89
86
82
..
80
..
91
85
..
..
89
84
83
..
..
82
64
78
87
86
76
77
..
85
..
81
78
61
83

32.61.7
4.31.4
15.34.7
14.72.6
2.02.4
25.32.5
+11.53.7
13.13.9
17.44.1
7.23.9
20.53.2
16.22.6
24.84.5
24.83.3
27.83.4
6.23.7
28.34.6
20.53.9
27.24.3
21.93.9
16.1 3.1
31.7 3.4
29.9 1.7
23.1 4.5
28.4 2.3
22.5 3.0
17.8 1.6
12.2 3.2
22.4 3.8
34.9 3.7
33.5 5.5
39.6 5.0
23.1 4.9
37.6 5.3
13.2 4.4
31.0 4.6
16.6 4.8
29.7 3.4
26.4 3.0
32.0 6.3
36.0 3.7
33.7 5.4
44.4 4.4
42.5 7.2
36.9 5.2
35.1 6.9
3.44.1
30.0 3.7
51.6 6.1
33.7 3.4
24.7 +0.3
29.6 1.8
49.1 10
34.4 3.7
40.2 4.8
16.6 5.7
45.7 4.4
17.5 4.8
18.3 5.1
26.7 5.1
29.0 5.3
29.0 2.8
13.5 5.4
36.6 7.3
9.53.8
47.6 6.6

67 98 57 80
68 71 19 50
69 80 38 193
70 55 100 182
71 75 111 49
72 52 63 72
73 91 28 7
74 51 81 86
75 86 76 25
76 68 48 187
77 54 112 105
78 135 143 133
79 142 174 75
80 69 50 106
81 64 175 163
82 144 132 155
83 83 87 98
84 56 46 112
85 39 73 127
86 61 32 171
87 123 123 170
88 128 86 41
89 87 37 107
90 111 167 175
91 100 110 179
92 116 103 102
93 108 121 177
94 110 150 34
95 112 144 120
96 160 173 24
97 133 126 96
98 114 95 149
99 79 17 176
100 85 109 180
101 81 77 156
102 70 47 124
103 96 102 134
104 140 139 95
105 145 62 108
106 161 134 42
107 42 44 169
108 59 18 93
109 124 155 166
110 139 172 35
111 105 135 88
112 153 122 122
113 118 90 99
114 97 151 141
115 89 25 29
116 150 163 148
117 62 79 104
118 125 136 158
119 115 119 46
120 138 142 162
121 132 138 89
122 143 158 17
123 129 128 165
124 74 66 44
125 120 98 172
126 146 115 118
127 58 74 115
128 95 55 144
129 159 96 71
130 104 85 135
131 101 53 186
132 168 179 145

Rank
Subgroup%Chg Daily
3 6 7
Comp. Since % This Wks Wks Mo Industry
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name

InternetSoftware
RtailHmeFrnshngs
CompterNetwrking
TelecomServices
BeveragesAlcoholic
FinanceReit
TransportationRail
ApparelShoes&Rel
Containers
Fincecnsmer/CmlLns
RetailRestaurants
RetailMailOrder&Di
Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip
CmmlSvcsMrktRch
MediaRadio/Tv
Rtail/Whlslecmp/Cll
ElecScntific/Msrng
BldgMntnance&S
InsuranceLife
BldgPaint&Allied
ComptrSftwrScrity
TransportationSvcs
BldgCnstrPrds/Msc
BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv
RetailLeisurePrds
Aerospce/DfnseEqp
OfficeSuppliesMfg
BvragesSftDrinks
RealEstateOprtions
AgriculturalOprtions
ComptrSftwrFincl
CompterSftwrDsgn
RetailMisc
Auto/TrckRplcPrts
RtailWhlsleOffcSup
CommlSvcsStffng
BldgHandTools
ElecSemicndctrEqp
TrnsprttionEqpMfg
CmptrSftwrEdu
TelecomEquipment
ApprelClthingMfg
InternetContent
TelecomSrvcsFrgn
CmptrIntgrtdSyst
ElecContractMfg
ElctriclEquipmnt
BanksMoneyCntr
MchnryGenIndstrl
CommlSvcsPrntng
BldgWoodPrds
InternetIsp
TrnsprtAirFreight
ConsumerProdMisc
ElecMiscProducts
FoodMeatProducts
BldgCment/Cncrt
PollutnCntrlEqp
MediaBooks
CommlSvcsLeasing
Paper&PaperProduc
ElecSmicondctrMfg
TelecomWirlssSvcs
LeisureProducts
IntrnetNtwrkSltns
Oil&GasRfing/Mkt

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85
73
75
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89
82
79
87
84
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82
87
60
..
82
..
67
65
85
82
69
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83
..
77
59
68
84
83
84
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63
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69
74
88
74
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76
72
73
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77
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75
60
67
82
50
..
65

38.6 2.8
26.5 4.0
45.6 2.7
48.8 6.5
27.3 7.6
34.9 6.4
4.93.3
37.1 6.8
32.7 6.0
42.9 6.9
46.8 4.1
47.1 2.2
34.6 2.7
32.4 5.2
57.4 8.7
42.7 3.4
37.4 4.6
27.5 8.7
38.4 6.7
27.0 6.6
43.5 2.9
22.1 1.2
38.8 5.0
49.0 6.0
50.8 4.1
45.2 4.0
44.6 4.8
40.1 4.4
30.3 4.0
36.6 7.9
43.5 4.4
38.8 5.5
53.9 5.4
52.3 6.2
38.6 2.8
42.6 4.5
32.7 4.8
52.3 5.1
36.5 5.4
42.4 4.9
46.2 6.4
37.4 6.0
48.9 2.0
47.0 9.9
40.5 3.8
41.8 1.4
47.5 7.9
42.6 6.9
38.2 9.0
53.7 4.2
34.9 6.7
46.8 5.4
37.7 7.8
51.8 2.7
51.4 4.8
37.8 5.2
43.2 6.6
34.6 7.7
47.4 6.9
39.2 7.5
48.9 6.9
50.1 4.5
53.1 8.8
49.3 7.7
48.2 5.4
52.3 6.0

133 127 114 136

134 134 108 161
135 93 40 21
136 136 148 78
137 163 170 110
138 148 149 129
139 109 51 27
140 130 147 64
141 82 41 153
142 106 84 116
143 94 93 159
144 171 183 138
145 113 52 43
146 78 8 109
147 187 187 190
148 121 133 192
149 122 140 168
150 149 181 140
151 152 120 167
152 155 160 154
153 177 186 91
154 158 165 130
155 126 99 151
156 137 82 100
157 102 72 85
158 166 42 13
159 156 182 56
160 151 157 26
161 167 125 23
162 141 113 125
163 117 78 146
164 88 141 174
165 157 161 119
166 164 171 137
167 165 146 128
168 131 80 1
169 172 101 150
170 179 159 123
171 176 195 183
172 147 105 173
173 169 97 132
174 180 185 196
175 154 129 38
176 185 137 184
177 184 197 8
178 181 152 92
179 178 166 37
180 174 164 189
181 191 188 197
182 173 177 32
183 175 178 121
184 170 145 147
185 162 107 113
186 186 184 19
187 188 191 81
188 182 180 9
189 190 192 87
190 193 169 4
191 183 190 68
192 189 162 5
193 192 176 139
194 194 189 2
195 195 194 181
196 196 193 15
197 197 196 194

Subgroup%Chg Daily
Comp. Since %
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg

ComptrSftwrDsktp
ElecPrtsDistribtrs
MetalProc&Fabrica
Aerospace/Defense
FinancPblInvFdeqt
MetalPrdsFstners
MchnryMtlHdlg
InsrnceAcc&Heal
Retail/WhlsleJwlry
InternetECommerce
MediaCble/StlliteTv
AutoManufacturers
MedcalHospitals
FoodDairyProducts
TextileMill/Hsehold
HoushldCnsmerElc
ChemicalsPlastics
RealEstateDevlpmt
ComptrDataStrge
OfficeEqp&Autom
FincPblInvFdFn
MediaDiversified
LeisureServices
ElecCmpnent/Cntr
Oil&GasIntlExplPr
EnergyOther
Oil&GasIntlIntegra
MediaPeriodicals
ChemicalsBasic
RetailCnsmrElec
ComptrManufctrs
TelcomFibrOptcs
ComlSvcsAdvrtsng
InsrnceDivrsified
TransportationShip
Oil&GasUSExplPro
BldgHeavyConstr
HousehldHousewrs
MediaNewspapers
RetailDprtmntStrs
MachnryTools&Re
LeisrePhtoEqp/Rel
Oil&GasFieldServic
Trucks&PartsHvyD
MetalOresGld/Silvr
Auto/TrckOrgnlEqp
MetalPrdsDistribtr
LeisreGamng/Equip
FnancMrtg&RelSvc
Oil&GascdnExplPro
BanksForeign
LeisureHotels&Mot
Oil&GasMchnry/Eq
MchinryCnstr/Mng
FoodFlour&Grain
Oil&GasDrilling
Oil&GasUSIntgrt
MachineryFarm
Oil&GasCdnIntgrt
ChemicalsFertilizers
Auto/TrckTirs&M
SteelProducers
SteelSpcltyAlloys
MetalOres
MiningGems

0 0 0 0 S&PMidcap400Ind
0 0 0 0 S&P500Index

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60
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79
62
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57
53
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67
67
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67
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53
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45
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54
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57
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59
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66
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55
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46.8 6.7
48.7 5.6
51.9 9.2
42.0 3.4
46.1 6.0
36.8 5.1
37.9 4.6
49.0 9.9
48.5 6.1
49.5 3.7
47.6 7.8
44.2 7.1
35.3 4.0
37.5 11
67.4 1.5
52.4 5.5
44.2 4.9
51.8 7.0
50.9 4.0
44.6 5.0
51.7 6.9
57.4 4.3
57.8 4.4
44.6 5.1
55.4 9.4
50.0 9.7
50.0 9.4
47.9 4.7
37.5 7.0
52.1 7.8
47.7 +0.6
52.1 4.8
56.9 9.0
57.3 8.5
48.8 7.7
40.0 11
52.8 11
49.5 +2.7
62.4 3.9
55.1 5.8
47.5 12
56.7 5.5
51.2 10
59.5 6.0
59.2 16
61.8 6.4
49.0 5.9
68.6 5.7
80.1 4.3
40.9 10
57.0 10
56.7 7.2
55.7 13
54.8 9.9
45.6 8.9
50.7 12
56.7 13
54.5 12
51.9 11
54.3 9.0
59.7 12
61.8 12
72.2 9.6
57.7 12
75.9 8.2

.. 38.2 5.9
.. 38.9 6.1

Groups Highest % Of Top 10 Fidelity Industry Market Indexes list sorted by % gain in last 3 months. (: on left, top 4
Stocks At New High Funds Since Jan. 1
indexes since Jan. 1 on right, top 4 indexes yesterday.)

.........................................................................................................................

MachinryConstruction/Mng 13% 1. Biotechnlgy

Tobacco
10% 2. Med Eq & Sys
FinanceIndex Trucking Fd 1% 3. Transportatn
4. Pharm
5. Consumestpl
6. Banking
7. Health Care
8. Envrmt Svcs
DAILY STOCK
ANALYSIS
9. It Services
INVESTORS.COM/DSA
10. Const & Hse

PIECE IT ALL
TOGETHER

16%
17%
25%
27%
28%
32%
33%
35%
35%
36%

Todays general market highlights:

The major indexes didnt quite undercut
their recent lows as they tumbled in higher volume Wednesday. Still, they marked
new closing lows, while the Nasdaq
added a second straight distribution day.
The market is now back in a correction.

Company Earnings Reports (continued from A9)

Company Name

Symbol Industry

Curr
Closing Qtr
Price Erns

Fedmogl Corp
Fidelity Natl Finl Inc
First Bankshares
First Community
First Midwest Bcrp Il
First Place Financial

FDML
FNF
SUFB
FCCO
FMBI
FPFC

Auto/Trck-Rplc Prts
Insrnce-Prp/Cas/Titl
Banks-Southeast
Banks-Southeast
Banks-Midwest
Financ-Svings & Lo

5.07 r0.04 vs
9.02 0.95 vs
4.82 0.03 vs
9.21 0.35 vs
20.00 0.47 vs
6.12 0.10 vs

0.15
0.03
0.07
0.35
0.59
0.38

73.3
..
57.1
0.0
20.3
73.7

88
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6.0
50

1692
990
2.5
1.6
125
42.9

Foundation Coal
Fst Comnty Bk Amer
Ft Merch Cp Mun
G S I Commerce
Graco Inc
Hancock Hldg
Heritage Financial
Herley Industries
Iberiabank Corp
Iparty Corp

FCL
FCFL
FRME
GSIC
GGG
HBHC
HBOS
HRLY
IBKC
IPT

Energy-Other
Financ-Svings & Lo
Banks-Midwest
Internet-E Commerce
Mchnry-Gen Indstrl
Banks-Southeast
Financ-Svings & Lo
Elec-Military Systems
Banks-Southeast
Retail-Misc

16.30 0.46 vs 0.07

8.50 0.04 vs 0.19
19.83 0.32 vs 0.46
9.40 0.27 vs0.21
25.75 r0.54 vs 0.60
44.32 0.52 vs 0.55
9.45 0.01 vs 0.10
12.39 0.02 vs 0.18
46.83 0.80 vs 0.97
.18 0.06 vs0.05

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79.0
30.4
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10.0
5.5
90.0
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17.5
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10
21
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+1.3
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409
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64.2
187
207
114
5.7
44.2
88.9
17.7

K B W Inc
KimberlyClark
Lam Research
LaSalle Hotel Pptys
M K S Instruments
Mainsource Finl
Mattson Tech
Merck
Mercury Comptr Sy
Metrocorp Bancs

KBW
KMB
LRCX
LHO
MKSI
MSFG
MTSN
MRK
MRCY
MCBI

Invstmnt Brokers
Cosmetics/Persnl Cre
Elec-Semicndctr Eqp
Finance-Reit
Elec-Semicndctr Eqp
Banks-Midwest
Elec-Semicndctr Eqp
Medical-Ethical Drgs
Cmptr-Intgrtd Syst
Banks-Wst/Sthwst

24.18 0.69 vs
57.22 1.02 vs
19.21 0.26 vs
11.29 r0.30 vs
15.38 0.18 vs
15.31 0.28 vs
4.09r0.38 vs
28.01 r0.80 vs
6.33 0.07 vs
11.62 0.19 vs

0.23
1.07
1.18
0.50
0.38
0.32
0.04
0.90
0.10
0.29

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4.7
78.0
40.0
52.6
12.5
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11.1
30.0
34.5

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+1.0
+4.0
70
+13
26
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+1.3
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21

53.6
4998
440
196
157
44.0
30.0
5944
49.1
25.9

Microfinancial Inc MFI

Molina Healthcare MOH
Monarch Casino & RsMCRI
Northwest Airlines NWA

Fincecnsmer/Cml Lns
Mdical-Hlth Mnt Org
Leisre-Gamng/Equip
Trnsprttin-Airlne

2.91
24.61
6.70
11.87

0.13 15.4
0.62 0.0
0.41 39.0
0.88 60.2

..
+1.6
+19
+40

10.1
796
38.8
3798

0.11 vs
0.62 vs
0.25 vs
0.35 vs

Company Name

Symbol Industry

Prior
Under
Sales
Rel Nutrisystem Inc
NTRI Cosmetics/Persnl Cre
Yrs Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str O S I Pharmaceutical OSIP Medical-Biomed/Bth
Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg

P S S World Medical
+0.4a 25 7 P V F Capital Corp
27 3 37 Popular Inc
+9.5a 41 64 PremierWest Banc
83 41 53 Pulaski Financial
13 33 74 Pulte Homes Inc
27 14 31 Rainier Pacific Finl

PSSI
PVFC
BPOP
PRWT

Mdcal-Whlsle Drg
Financ-Svings & Lo
Banks-Southeast
Banks-Wst/Sthwst

PULB Financ-Svings & Lo

PHM Bldg-Rsidnt/Comml
RPFG Banks-Wst/Sthwst
+14` 23 9 Raymond James Fin RJF Invstmnt Brokers
RYN Finance-Reit
.. 10 88 Rayonier REIT
RNST Banks-Southeast
8.3 33 87 Renasant Corp
RIMG Cmptr-Intgrtd Syst
+36a 1 52 Rimage
RHI Comml Svcs-Stffng
0.0 75 56 Robert Half Intl
3.9 58 96 Rush Entrprises B RUSHB Rtail/Whlsle-At/Prts
RYL Bldg-Rsidnt/Comml
38 25 83 Ryland Group
SEIC Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt
+8.7 16 86 S E I
SYBT Banks-Southeast
0.9 35 93 S Y Bancorp Inc
SAVB Banks-Southeast
2.6 15 66 Savannah Bcp
Select Comfort
SCSS Rtail-Hme Frnshngs
47 23 91
SmurfitStone Cont SSCC Paper & Paper Produc
+8.2a 55 88
Susquehanna Bksh SUSQ Banks-Northeast
36 49 26
T C F Financial Corp TCB Banks-Midwest
+7.2a 72 15 Terex Corp
TEX Mchinry-Cnstr/Mng
13 30 66 Texas Cap Bancshrs TCBI Banks-Wst/Sthwst
0.6 49 92 Tollgrade Comm
TLGD Telecom-Equipment
49 25 57
Travelers Co Inc
TRV Insrnce-Prp/Cas/Titl
2.1 43 61
Union Bankshares UBSH Banks-Southeast
+2.3 47 62
Univest Corp of PA UVSP Banks-Northeast
10 44 90
Vitran Corporation VTNC Trnsportation-Trck
+25a 59 62 Wachovia Corp
WB Banks-Supr Rgional
+25` 70 80 Westell Technologs WSTL Compter-Netwrking
11 29 13 Wintrust Finl
WTFC Banks-Midwest
+12` 10 95 Wyeth
WYE Medical-Ethical Drgs

Curr
Closing Qtr
Price Erns

Prior
Under
Sales
Rel
Yrs Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str
Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg

11.30 0.45 vs
35.82 0.56 vs
16.64 0.23 vs
3.85 0.03 vs
6.02 0.79 vs
7.19 r0.05 vs

0.64
0.59
0.23
0.08
0.28
0.22

29.7
5.1
0.0
62.5
..
77.3

49
66
88
10
13
16

34
84
91
25
54
79

8.01 0.11 vs
9.95 1.11 vs
3.51 0.49 vs
20.83 0.41 vs
31.53 0.50 vs
19.42 0.36 vs
13.73 0.42 vs
17.31 0.43 vs
8.14 0.21 vs
17.90 1.15 vs

0.24
0.21
0.18
0.53
0.89
0.41
0.59
0.46
0.34
0.46

54.2 42 12.1 44 54
..
.. 1565 37 1
..
.. 14.9 13 36
22.6 20 760 9.4 58
43.8 +14 308 4.9 45
12.2 2.7 63.6 9.2 42
28.8 +147 25.2 25 39
6.5
0.0 1160 1.6 80
38.2
.. 414 21 47
..
.. 544 26 23

63
68
9
60
60
92
60
61
44
49

15.77 0.31 vs
26.34 0.40 vs
13.35 0.28 vs
.80 r0.02 vs
.87 0.08 vs
14.31 0.27 vs
16.31 0.24 vs
16.72 1.08 vs
17.59 0.27 vs
3.15 0.08 vs

0.37
0.41
0.40
0.26
0.11
0.38
0.44
1.45
0.33
0.13

16.2
2.4
30.0
92.3
..
28.9
45.5
25.5
18.2
38.5

3.1
7.0
9.7
33
..
+17
17
19
10
..

316
28.9
16.2
157
1879
193
365
2515
67.1
15.2

9.6
5.8
6.8
26
0.3
+22a
3.2
+14a
17
26

58
60
31
23
24
33
17
98
56
23

47
96
84
7
1
80
93
7
94
39

37.02 0.55 vs 1.81

21.32 0.31 vs 0.40
28.61 0.33 vs 0.52
9.75 0.15 vs 0.25
5.71 2.23 vs 0.90
.47 0.07 vs0.01
24.07 0.13 vs 0.40
31.10 0.90 vs 0.90

69.6
22.5
36.5
40.0
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0.0

26 6145
3.1 43.1
.. 32.2
40 199
..10133
.. 43.1
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0.0 5830

5.8
+1.4
12
+16`
26
27
11
+3.7a

33
25
57
19
23
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30
59

74
95
97
52
4
15
83
60

8.2
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0.0
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163
94.6
492
11.4
743
25.2

14
5.8
+7.3a
29
10
+5.8a

Since
Jan 1
26.85%
24.77%
25.87%
25.55%
35.40%
35.78%
37.20%
34.63%
31.99%
21.20%
38.93%
34.47%
39.08%
37.93%
36.81%
42.19%
38.22%
48.02%
44.87%
54.57%
52.53%
54.29%
54.99%

3 Month
% Change Index
:
:
:

14.77%
18.29%
19.64%
23.16%
25.46%
26.76%
28.28%
28.34%
28.62%
29.91%
30.06%
30.20%
30.53%
32.49%
33.69%
34.38%
35.10%
36.08%
38.44%
41.98%
43.34%
43.77%
55.64%

Defensive Index
Medical/Healthcare
Senior Growth Index
Consumer Index
Bank Index
Dow Jones Industrials
U.S. Defense Index
Dow Jones Utility
S&P 600
Dow Jones Trans
S&P 500
Russell 2000
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N.Y.S.E. Composite
S&P Midcap 400
N.Y.S.E. Finance
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New Issues Index
Gold Index

Value

Yesterdays
Change % Change

959.94
3425.61
417.34
610.46
466.27
8519.21
581.18
348.10
268.73
3601.74
896.78
501.97
1615.75
1393.76
303.39
5630.47
530.19
4314.67
1328.51
315.27
191.44
280.11
47.78

32.90 3.31%:
154.68 4.32%
12.03 2.80%:
34.38 5.33%
34.13 6.82%
514.45 5.69%
19.34 3.22%:
22.46 6.06%
15.75 5.54%
164.60 4.37%
58.27 6.10%
28.68 5.40%
80.93 4.77%
91.36 6.15%
12.61 3.99%:
420.87 6.95%
33.11 5.88%
324.58 7.00%
85.77 6.06%
30.01 8.69%
14.75 7.15%
16.58 5.59%
9.99 17.29%

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Posting Best Sink Big Indexes Puts Shippers
Results So Far In Higher Volume With Transport
IBD INDUSTRY THEMES

NYSE & NASDAQ

THE LONG-TERM INVESTOR

BY JUAN CARLOS ARANCIBIA

BY JOANNE VON ALROTH

BY KEN HOOVER

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

With about one-third of the S&P

500 companies third-quarter earnings in the books, the largest profit
increases have been in technology
and health care.
Through Wednesday mornings
announcements, 28 of 146 companies enjoyed EPS increases of 25%
or higher. Of those, eight were in
high-tech groups, six in health care.
No single medical industry group
stood out. The biggest gains have
been spread out among biotech,
(Biogen IdecsBIIB earnings surged
69%, according to Thomson Reuters),medical products (Boston ScientificsBSX rose 63%), pharmaceuticals (Schering-PloughSGP up 39%)
and medical equipment (Intuitive
SurgicalISRG up 38%).
The sector remains among the topperforming in IBDs industry rankings, although most stocks remain
deep in price corrections.
In technology, AppleAAPL reported
a 25% rise in earnings late Tuesday,
well above expectations. Three
chip companies XilinxXLNX, Altera
ALTR
and BroadcomBRCM have posted some of the best Q3 operating results so far.
But Altera warned last week that
Q4 sales will lag estimates a common theme this earnings season.
For every company raising its
2008 earnings forecast the past four
weeks, at least two others have cut
theirs, according to a Zacks Investment Research report Monday.
Thats across all sectors.
The sector with the most favorable revisions trend is health care.
In terms of how companies are faring against expectations, banks
have seven of the 25 biggest upside
surprises. No other industry group
has a significant showing in the top
surprises.

Economic pessimism shoved some

indexes to their lowest close in five
years as commodity prices soured
and earnings reports continued to
disappoint.
The NYSE composite dived 7%,
the S&P 500 6.1%, the Dow 5.7%
and the Nasdaq 4.8%. Volume was
higher on both exchanges.
SanDiskSNDK gapped down hard,
falling 4.67, or 32%, to 10.09 in more
than three times average volume to
a five-year low after Samsung
droppedits $5.9 billion buyout offer.
Energy stocks got pummeled as
December crude slid to its lowest
since June 2007. National Oilwell
VarcoNOV and Baker HughesBHI both
gapped down 22% in brisk trade.
CEC EntertainmentCEC gapped
down and slumped 4.57, or 17%, to
22, in more than three times its
usual volume after it fell short of its
Q3 earnings estimate. The stock undercut its January lows before trimming its loss.
Agricultural equipment maker
AGCOAG tumbled 6.10 to 24.79, closing at its lowest level in two
years.ITT Educational ServicesESI
gapped down, falling 5.32 to 71 in
twice typical volume. The stock
briefly peeked above its 200-day
line before reversing lower.
Also gapping down with a vengeance was IlluminaILMN, which fell
7.18 to 25.14 in four times normal
volume, though it beat EPS expectations.
Snap-onSNA dived 2.34 to 36.85 in
twice its average volume. The tool
maker is expected to report earnings Thursday.
The thinly populated upside included AppleAAPL, which battled the
selling to rise 5.38to 96.87. The company reported stronger-than-expected results late Tuesday.

C.H. Robinson Worldwide

is
the classic middleman. Its job is to
manage the movement of freight by
putting shippers together with the
truck and rail lines and ocean and
air transporters.
It relies on technology to keep the
trucks and rail cars full and get
goods to their destination on time.
It makes money by charging a
spread on the shipping costs.
The company started in 1905 as a
produce company. It has 218 offices
worldwide and has a relationship
with 48,000 transportation companies.
Robinson has been a dependable
growth story. Since at least 1994,
earnings have grown in double digits every year except 2003, when recession forced many truckers out of
business, giving survivors pricing
power once the recovery was under
way. That squeezed Robinsons
profit and it only grew by 7%. But it
made up for that the following year
with a 27% gain in earnings.
Despite the business cycle, it has
an EPS Stability Rating of 5, on a
scale of 1 to 99 with 1 the most stable, largely because it doesnt own
trucks or have to buy fuel.
In the latest quarter, earnings
were 54 cents a share, a 13% increase from the year-ago quarter.
Revenue was up 24%.
Analystssurveyed by ThomsonReuters forecast $2.08 for 2008, a 12%
increase over the prior year. In
2009, theyre looking for $2.28 a
share, a 10% increase.
But theres a story behind the
2009 numbers. Analysts have been
revising earnings downward. Just
last May, they expected $2.49.
That explains the decline in the
companys stock, which is now 40%
offthehighitsetinMaywhenanalysts were more optimistic.

If You Had Net Purchases of MBIA Inc. (MBIA) Common Stock

from September 11, 1998 through November 18 and/or 22, 2004,
You May Be Eligible for Compensation.
You must submit a claim form postmarked on or before December 29, 2008.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
United States Securities and Exchange Commission v. MBIA Inc. 07 Civ. 658 (LLS)

SUMMARY NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION PLAN

FAIR FUND

CHRW

On January 29, 2007, the SEC filed and settled a civil action against MBIA, alleging violations of the federal securities
laws.

What is This About?

Without admitting or denying the allegations of the SECs Complaint MBIA paid $50,000,001 comprised of a $50
million penalty plus $1.00 in disgorgement. On March 1, 2007 MBIA paid an additional $10 million in disgorgement and
restitution pursuant to an Assurance of Discontinuance entered by the Office of the Attorney General of the State of New
York. The size of the Fair Fund available to compensate harmed investors is approximately $60 million (plus accrued
interest less tax obligations, and certain fees and expenses).
On February 22, 2007 the Court entered a Final Judgment against MBIA pursuant to the terms of the settlement. On May
22, 2008 the Court appointed Laurence Storch as Distribution Agent and authorized the Commission to establish a Fair
Fund in accordance with Section 308(a) of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The Court approved the Distribution Plan submitted
by the Distribution Agent on September 30, 2008.

How Do I Make a Claim?

If you believe you are eligible, you may submit a Claim Form to the Distribution Agent at the address below postmarked
on or before the Claims Bar Date Deadline of December 29, 2008. Claim Forms will be mailed to Potentially Eligible
Claimants identified by the Claims Administrator. You may also download and print the Claim Form from the SECs Fair
Fund website at www.SECMBIAfairfund.com or call 1-888-356-0275 or write to the Distribution Agent at the address
below and request a Claim Form. Be sure to include your full name and mailing address.

NOTICE TO CUSTODIANS AND BROKER/DEALERS OR OTHER NOMINEES

If you are a broker or a nominee that had net purchases of MBIA common stock from September 11, 1998 through
November 22, 2004 for beneficial owners, you shall provide the names and addresses of the identified beneficial owners
and 1) the number of MBIA common stock shares held at the close of trading on September 10, 1998, 2) the number of
MBIA common stock shares held at the close of trading on November 18, 2004, and 3) the number of MBIA common
stock shares held at the close of trading on November 22, 2004 for each beneficial owner on or before November 4,
2008.

SEC v. MBIA Fair Fund

Laurence Storch, Distribution Agent

P.O. Box 921, New York, NY 10268-0921
Telephone Number: 1-888-356-0275
Email address: mail@SECMBIAfairfund.com
www.SECMBIAfairfund.com

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58 73 47 E E 29.0 Cyberonics r CYBX 10.96
80 97 26 A D 41.0 Cynosure CYNO 12.38
1. MEDICAL
96 78 98 C B 53.0 Datascp .8 DSCP 49.50
42 4 71 E C 68.9 AMAGPhrm AMAG 34.29 +.36 +5 714 .. 94 73 87 B D 66.5 DaVita
r DVA 49.09
63 70 28 B C+40.0 Abaxis
ABAX 12.96 1.00 24 256 24 89 80 67 A C+47.8 Dentsup .7 r XRAY 29.61
99 78 92 A D+61.1 AbbotLa 2.7 r ABT . 53.86 2.13 +28 11m 16o 97 79 88 B D67.0 EdwdLfSci r EW 49.74
57 6 77 E C+20.1 Abiomed ABMD 12.27 .91 33 286 .. 99 97 99 A A 19.2 7EmergBio EBS 17.10
86 47 96 C D+79.0 AbraxisBn ABII 62.25 2.75 78 7 99 25 3 33 D D 33.4 Emeritus
ESC 11.83
41 3 64 E D35.7 AcordaTh ACOR 18.05 .32 56 312 .. 81 73 51 A E 30.1 EndoPhrm r ENDP 16.24
22 52 8 D E 31.0 AdvMOpt
EYE 6.09 .67 +17 1.6m 76 98 90 98 B A 18.4 7EnsignG 1.0 ENSG 16.59
81 86 49 B D+60.0 Aetna
.1 r AET 28.82 2.38 +48 6.1m 7 59 13 78 D D 19.6 Eurandn
EURX 12.91
EXAC 18.75
45 1 74 D E 31.6 Affymax
AFFY 15.00 +.16 76 15 ..k 92 79 76 B E 31.7 Exactech
50 43 35 B D59.5 AirMethods AIRM 21.17 1.29 15 164 12 93 94 84 C D 79.1 ExprsScrpt r ESRX 56.00
87 55 89 D C+19.5 AlbanyMlc AMRI 13.19 .66 49 125 35k 72 61 47 A E 42.8 ForestLabs FRX 22.51
99 91 87 A D178 7Alcon 1.9 ACL 135.5 6.45 4 408 22 95 86 81 B E 59.1 FresenMd 1.5 FMS 43.88
GTXI 13.92
98 73 96 D B 48.0 AlexionPhr ALXN 39.66 1.34 +31 1.9m .. 65 4 86 D B20.2 GTxInc
61 7 70 C C 17.3 Alkermes r ALKS 10.67 .38 44 916 38 95 88 72 B D 70.6 GenProbe r GPRO 43.35
86 82 54 A E 70.4 Allergan .5 AGN 38.23 2.98 +9 3.3m 16 99 84 95 A D+99 Genentech r DNA 82.55
99 95 99 A B46.5 AlmstFam AFAM 39.93 1.67 30 203 23 80 39 85 D C 27.0 Genomic GHDX 18.32
83 55 69 D B 36.4 AlnylamPh ALNY 22.62 .13 27 379 .. 99 80 97 A B+39.8 7Genoptixn GXDX . 31.34
81 41 98 D D+38.1 Alphrma
r ALO 32.00 .87 80 431 99 98 88 96 C B29.3 GntvaHlth GTIV 22.21
99 93 96 A B+68.0 Amedisys AMED . 53.67 1.36 51 543 20 98 85 84 A D84.0 Genzyme GENZ . 66.11
97 83 82 C B18.4 AmMedSys AMMD 12.99 1.29 +82 1.7m 22k 99 89 91 A C 57.6 GileadSci r GILD 46.47
71 78 42 B C+41.0 Amerigrp
AGP 17.82 1.84 11 494 6 84 64 70 A D54.6 GlaxoSK 6.0 GSK 36.61
GB 21.29
80 78 73 C E 48.6 AmeriBrg .9 r ABC 32.18 .67 +35 2.5m 11 92 21 94 B B 27.1 Grtbatch
94 72 93 B D+66.5 Amgen
AMGN . 49.70 2.63 24 9.5m 11 96 74 92 B C 67.5 Haemonetic r HAE 53.98
68 36 76 E C+18.0 Amicusn
FOLD 10.00 .53 24 17 ..k 96 71 98 C C+21.0 HangrOrth HGR 15.31
32
33
28
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53.8
HealthNet
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HNT
16.88
95 78 80 B C+29.8 AmsurgA r AMSG 21.84 1.02 +10 226 14k
HLS 11.14
17 4 12 E E 47.6 Amylin
AMLN 11.96 .76 24 4.1m ..o 55 65 45 .. D23.0 HlthSouth
99 94 89 B B+22.9 7HlthSprg
HS 16.62
70 57 54 C E 76.9 Anlogic 1.0 r ALOG 41.44 .40 22 114 18o
91 81 68 B D21.0 AngioDyn ANGO 11.75 .97 41 108 10 45 91 4 B E 71.2 Healthwys HWAY 9.74
98 91 88 B D+37.7 ApplBio
.6 ABI 30.88 .72 6 1.6m 16o 91 81 76 B D 63.6 HenrySchn HSIC 45.19
90 57 78 B D25.2 ApriaHlth AHG 16.34 .55 31 347 8 62 59 63 D D43.3 HillRom 1.8 HRC 22.38
HOLX 13.81
46 1 77 E D 16.3 ArdeaBion RDEA 9.57 .38 81 7 ..k 78 97 26 A E 36.4 Hologic
HSP 27.89
88 65 50 A B+65.7 Arthrocare r ARTC 22.65 .18 31 494 14o 74 63 62 A E 44.6 Hospira
95 82 79 A D51.0 AstraZen 5.1 AZN 37.59 .67 18 1.4m 8 72 74 51 B C+88.1 Humana r HUM 34.27
ICUI 32.87
60 18 83 D D42.8 Auxilium AUXL 26.27 .23 +44 1.1m ..k 97 63 96 C B+40.4 ICUMed
IPCM 22.00
96 82 84 A D101 BardCR .8 BCR 78.25 1.16 +14 1.0m 19 95 69 95 D B28.6 IPCn
ICLR . 30.60
89 39 96 B C 68.4 BarrPharm BRL 61.00 1.84 34 1.5m 22 98 91 87 A E 44.8 IconPLC
99 83 89 A E 71.5 BaxterI 1.5 r BAX 59.31 2.43 +6 4.9m 18o 84 57 82 D C+15.6 IderaPhm IDRA 10.64
88 65 77 B D+77.1 BeckCltr 1.2 r BEC 55.00 3.93 +54 754 16 88 89 67 A E 64.7 Idexx Labs r IDXX 38.77
ILMN 25.14
94 84 79 A E 93.2 BectDck 1.6 BDX 70.13 1.39 +45 2.3m 16 77 63 57 A E 47.9 Illumina
IMCL 68.48
95 72 89 B C+115 BioRadA
BIO . 81.12 4.33 +16 123 20k 94 37 99 B B 69.5 Imclone
BLUD 23.58
96 77 86 B C 35.8 BioRefLabs r BRLI 23.64 .47 7 139 21 96 82 75 A D 38.3 Immucor
PODD 8.01
91 95 42 A D 81.0 BiognIdec
BIIB 40.72 3.27 +24 5.5m 11o 20 2 19 .. D 27.9 Insuletn
94 87 70 B D+49.9 IntgLfSci
IART 34.17
76 73 44 D D+41.0 Biomarin BMRN 19.09 1.15 31 1.6m 99
51 4 73 E B 20.1 Intermune ITMN 13.61
90 68 71 A D+30.2 BrstMySq 7.1 BMY 17.53 .93 +25 20m 11 85 97 37 A E 359 IntSurg
ISRG 173.1
15 23 15 E D+39.1 Brookda 11 r BKD 8.52 .38 3 910 ..
83 74 84 D D+27.8 Invacare .3 IVC 19.24
61 62 61 C E 69.0 CardlHth 1.4 CAH 39.14 1.23 +28 3.5m 10
71 68 42 B E 65.0 InvrnsMed IMA 23.18
86 73 95 .. D+35.9 CardioNetn BEAT 21.85 1.28 +53 303 80 97 88 59 A C 49.6 Invitrogen IVGN 29.43
82 89 48 B E 35.3 CatalystH CHSI 18.09 1.65 31 304 17k 96 89 90 C B22.5 IRISIntl
r IRIS 15.44
81 53 76 C D17.6 CeleraGrp
CRA 11.31 .01 19 435 99k 90 64 80 C C+20.2 IsisPhrm
ISIS 13.58
99 99 79 A D+77.4 Celgene
CELG 53.29 1.21 +16 6.2m 40 95 73 88 A C+72.8 JohnsnJn 3.0 JNJ 61.42
92 79 87 C B28.5 Centene
CNC 18.99 .51 2 456 12 79 49 56 A C+31.5 KVPharmA KVA 17.00
96 72 93 B D+80.4 Cephalon CEPH 69.61 1.48 21 1.3m 17 98 97 78 B B52.0 KendleInt KNDL . 33.86
28 29 18 D E 33.4 Cepheid
CPHD 10.93 .86 1 1.4m .. 93 75 81 B D38.2 KenseyNsh r KNSY 25.77
75 79 53 B E 69.2 CharlsRvLb CRL 40.10 .31 +53 1.2m 14 35 34 42 E C+33.3 KindredHl KND 14.64
96 99 44 A C+57.5 ChnMd 1.8 CMED 26.52 3.04 +9 760 11o 69 83 21 A E 65.2 KineticC
KCI 20.43
57 73 36 B E 57.0 CIGNA
.2 r CI 24.43 3.43 +58 4.8m 5 99 72 98 A B 31.4 LHCGroup LHCG 25.87
39 6 51 E B28.9 ClincData CLDA 11.95 .43 31 44 .. 94 82 76 A D80.8 Laboratory r LH 58.74
15 25 28 C E 40.1 CommtyHlth CYH 16.85 1.45 2 1.3m 33 83 65 88 .. B 39.3 LfSciR
LSR 22.63
41 18 46 D E 22.2 Conceptus CPTS 11.33 .64 44 233 .. 61 74 78 D E 35.9 LifepntHos r LPNT 23.36
85 66 85 C D35.0 Conmed
CNMD 23.33 1.69 1 286 14k 75 69 49 A E 57.5 LillyE
5.9 LLY 32.11
50 54 40 C E 45.7 CooperC .3 COO 21.54 1.96 +69 1.2m 10o 87 71 79 A E 37.8 LincareHld LNCR 25.56
65 15 90 .. B40.0 CougarBn CGRB 24.96 1.82 59 44 .. 81 38 80 D B+27.0 Luminex LMNX 15.64
89 89 75 A E 99 Covance
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MDZ 10.10
29 37 9 B D+63.9 CoventryHt r CVH 13.9314.56+999 19m 4o 95 88 89 B D 45.1 7MWIVet MWIV 33.99
95 59 92 B C+57.0 Covidie 1.5 COV 43.99 1.75 20 3.3m 16o 85 37 89 B B 49.3 MaglnHlth MGLN 36.80
62 44 50 D D 20.2 Crucell
CRXL 10.26 .96 25 40 .. 93 83 80 C D39.6 MartekBio MATK 28.45
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1.43 0 178 6
.41 76 39 29k
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.09 +68 2.0m 7k
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.26 48 66 ..k
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1.39 28 317 25
3.13 24 4.7m 26o
.55 30 134 ..k
2.51 6 202 23o
.69 61 108 16k
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1.95 +81 561 24k
.83 60 153 19
1.73 +33 2.0m 5
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1.47 10 508 8k
.91 39 450 6o
1.91 10 729 16
.83 28 644 13
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1.89 +79 2.2m 12
3.25 +39 3.1m 7
1.83 20 123 22
.04 43 53 99
1.53+111 849 25o
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.19 37 333 ..
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.75 46 191 15k
.87 44 560 15
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.96 +15 144 32
.37 30 741 59
2.24 +21 23m 13o
.11 +7 351 9
2.00 63 115 18k
1.16 +40 230 22
7.34+475 2.1m 10
2.21 +6 1.1m 5o
3.18 +14 305 18k
2.50 +11 1.5m 13
1.70 32 33 11k
1.19 25 715 9
1.57 12 6.6m 8
1.49 +23 1.1m 8o
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.55 22 220 38
.35 +16 139 22k
1.24 26 329 15k
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26.51
29.78
26.86
45.91

+2.18
+1.33
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+1.24
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+.81
+.80
+.75
+.63
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+109
+229
+230
+127
+51
+85
+135
+3
+61
+34

Net
Up

Vol%
Chg

Stocks In Bases
EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name

Symbol

95 99 Almost Family Inc

Closing
Price

Net
Up

Vol%
Chg

AFAM 39.93 1.67 30

Nasdaq Most % Up In Price

Cmp EPS Rel Acc

Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name

94
39
81
92
46
75
..
83
68
99

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

Vol% Vol P

EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name

85
94
28
95
92
28
68
57
94
94

81
41
78
65
98
86
98
82
69
48

Symbol

C H Robinson Wrld
Apple Inc
Baldwin&Lyons A
Cerner
PetMed Express Inc
Amer Natl Bnksh
Applied Signal Tech
Young Innovations
Juniper Ntwks
WebMD Health Cl A

CHRW
AAPL
BWINA
CERN
PETS
AMNB
APSG
YDNT
JNPR
WBMD

Closing
Price

43.89 +3.82 +170

96.87 +5.38 +85
18.77 +.95 96
36.71 +1.69 +152
16.29 +.72 +169
16.75 +.62 79
17.52 +.62 +175
17.40 +.55 35
19.01 +.59 +25
19.09 +.57 50

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

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

6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E

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42 68 53 E D 29.4 Medcath r MDTH 13.63
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2.87 +24 2.9m 12

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r TECH 68.31
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1.06 +3 436 ..
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2.08 +16 1.2m 17
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3.61 +33 2.4m 17
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97 73 98 B C+74.6
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85 56 66 A C 19.3
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65 77 55 C D 90.0
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81 59 60 A C 49.8
69 11 82 B C 66.3
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VOLC
WarnerCh WCRX
WatsonPhar WPI
Wellcare
WCG
WellPoint
WLP
WstPhm 1.5 WST
WrightMed WMGI
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XenoPort XNPT
Zimmer
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1 2.1m 12
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52 59 51 C D19.5
93 91 75 A E 43.0
71 79 39 B D 40.4
67 68 29 A B69.5
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ABMInd 3.3 ABM 15.00

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r AHS 11.16
Accntur 1.7 r ACN 29.96
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AdvsrBrd r ABCO 23.93
AffCmp
r ACS 40.88
Amdocs
DOX 22.94
AmEcol 2.9 ECOL 24.53
AmerRepro ARP 10.01
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AutoData 3.5 r ADP 32.98
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Brinks
.9 BCO 46.66
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r CAI 39.94
CDI
4.2 r CDI 12.27
CRAIntl
CRAI 25.91
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CalgnCarb
CCC 16.55
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CKP 12.21
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CCO 5.42
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.20 +1 452 14
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1.13 +2 4.4m 11o
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NYSE STOCKS IN THE NEWS

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

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Retailers 3-Year
Earnings Rate 8%
Family Dollar StoresFDO may be
starting the right side of its base.
The North Carolina-based discount chain has more than 6,400
stores in 44 states. It has notched
rising annual profit for the last
three years, with a three-year EPS
growth rate of 8%.
While quarterly earnings growth

Group 26
o$15.88 CAMPBELL SOUP CO (CPB)
Group 12
o$36.02
FAMILY DOLLAR STORES (FDO) Group 7 o$24.59 OLIN CORP (OLN)
95 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 96 ROE 21% 128.5M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 61 ROE 17% 73.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 75 EPS RS 95 ROE 59% 194.9M Shares
OPERATES OVER 6,400 DISCOUNT STORES IN 44 STATES OFFERING A
VARIETY OF CONSUMABLES, HOME PRODUCTS AND APPAREL.

MANUFACTURES CHLOR ALKALI AND SMALL CALIBERS AMMUNITION

PRODUCTS.

MANUFACTURES CONDENSED AND READY-TO-SERVE SOUPS, BROTH,

CANNED POULTRY, PASTA SAUCE, MEXICAN SAUCE AND CHILI.

+8% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. D. Vol 3,907,500 Debt 21%

Last Qtr Eps +46%5 Prior Qtr +10%5 Last Qtr Sales +8%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/8

-7% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. D. Vol 1,410,700 Debt 38%

Last Qtr Eps +59%6 Prior Qtr +127%5 Last Qtr Sales +61%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/31

+8% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. D. Vol 2,742,200 Debt 124%

Last Qtr Eps +73%5 Prior Qtr -9%6 Last Qtr Sales +13%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/19
R&D 1%

Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 84

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 91

Group 18
$47.37
DUFF & PHELPS CORP CL A (DUF) Group 49 $17.85 ABBOTT LABORATORIES (ABT) Group 16 o$53.86 LACLEDE GROUP INC (LG)
88 Comp. Rating 73 EPS RS 94 ROE 2% 10.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 92 ROE 28% 1526M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 98 ROE 12% 20.4M Shares

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has been uneven, the chain beat fiscal Q4 earnings estimates by nearly
12% when it posted a 46% rise in
earnings.
The company also hiked its dividend in January for the 32nd
straightyear, to 2%, about 31% of estimated 2008 earnings.

PROVIDES FINANCIAL ADVISORY AND INVESTMENT BANKING SERVICES TO

MIDDLE MARKET COMPANIES THROUGH OFFICES IN 23 CITIES.

DEVELOPS ADULT AND PEDIATRIC PHARMACEUTICALS, DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS FOR HEALTHCARE FACILITIES AND NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS.

HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF NATURAL

GAS TO 630,000 CUSTOMERS PRIMARILY IN MISSOURI.

+43% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 66,500 Debt 61%
Last Qtr Eps +315%6 Prior Qtr+2800%5 Last Qtr Sales +11%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/13

+9% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 8,588,500 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%

+9% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 237,800 Debt 83%
Last Qtr Eps +86%5 Prior Qtr +24%5 Last Qtr Sales +24%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 10/26

Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 48

Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 23

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Convergys
CVG 11.27
CornellCos CRN 20.49
CorpExec 6.8 EXBD 25.75
CorrecCp
CXW 17.59
Corvel
r CRVL 23.47
CostarGrp CSGP 36.03
Courier 5.1 r CRRC 15.56
CrawfordB CRDB 14.61
CrssCtryHlt r CCRN 10.82
DGFast
DGIT 15.89
Daktrncs .8 DAKT 10.99
DonllyRR 6.7 RRD 15.57
DunBrad 1.6 r DNB 72.90
DynCorp
DCP 11.34
EMCOR
EME . 17.28
EmergMedS EMS 31.62
Exponent r EXPO 26.45
FTICnslt
r FCN . 57.02
FactsetR 1.9 r FDS 38.69

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.67 7 178 12k
2.39 +36 2.0m 7
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.07 21 87 17
3.84 +50 1.2m 23
1.24 +16 1.2m 15o

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

IBD Composite Rating

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 83 81 67 B C+33.7 IntrDat 2.9 r IDC 20.77 .58 +39 389 14k
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
83 86 60 A D130 IBM
2.4 r IBM 83.60 5.26 +33 14m 9o
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 35 65 11 B E 43.1 inVentiv
VTIV 10.42 .69 69 170 6
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
80 66 66 C C+38.9 IronMountn IRM 20.97 1.69 +87 2.2m 27
38 59 20 C D 23.4 FirstAdvn FADV 8.10 .74 76 20 6k
46 41 68 D C+23.2 KellySv 3.9 KELYA 13.80 1.64 +11 273 12
47 64 38 C D38.3 Firstservice FSRV 11.31 1.28 39 16 10k
73 68 64 B C+20.8 KornFerry r KFY 12.10 .53 45 336 8
63 96 16 A B 66.3 FocusMed r FMCN 14.76 2.77 +57 6.4m 8
63 63 46 C D19.4 L1Ident
ID 8.88 .85 15 743 99
96 90 87 B B36.3 ForrstrRes FORR 24.93 .79 14 107 19 12 57 15 D E 54.8 LamarAd LAMR 16.05 1.70 +36 2.6m 48
53 62 41 D D42.9 G&KSvc 1.3 r GKSR 21.60 1.22 35 67 9k 93 64 95 A B73.5 Landauer 3.5 LDR 56.78 1.32 3 76 22
94 91 80 B C+28.4 Gartner
IT 16.91 .89 34 610 18k 53 61 50 D ..18.0 MYRGrp
MYRG 10.01 .86+653 644 99
75 88 44 C D32.0 GeoGroup
GEO 15.64 .58 53 350 15 28 51 10 D E 42.0 MacquarI 26 MIC 9.69 .58 40 422 ..
78 24 89 B B37.4 GeoEye
GEOY 22.78 .23 53 196 8 43 82 25 C E 74.7 Manpwr 2.7 MAN 27.21 .59 +29 1.4m 5o
94 86 77 A C+37.1 HMSHld HMSY 21.88 .68 51 130 35 97 91 95 B B62.1 7Mantech MANT 47.00 3.25 +2 270 20
71 57 80 C D25.3 HlthcrSv 4.3 HCSG 14.85 .26 19 262 23x 69 46 77 C D48.3 Maximus 1.3 MMS 30.44 .92 41 129 13k
68 64 64 B C+45.6 HeidrkS 2.4 r HSII 21.48 1.81 22 222 8 66 60 49 B E 56.9 MineSfAp 3.6 MSA 26.31 1.61 +50 465 14k
63 60 64 E D43.0 HewittAs HEW 26.41 2.23 3 565 ..k 43 43 38 B D+47.9 Moodys 1.9 MCO 21.61 2.69 +58 7.0m 10
95 76 79 A C 84.0 HuronCon HURN 47.38 .87 19 241 20 97 97 76 A C 85.5 Morngstr MORN 50.53 2.47+121 406 27
63 11 86 B C 34.4 ICFIntl
ICFI 18.24 +.18 +48 160 7k 70 44 85 B D29.6 MultiCo 1.1 LABL 18.91 .84 +4 44 18k
73 86 44 A E 72.2 IHSIncA
IHS 37.52 1.33 41 270 19 99 88 95 A C+28.9 7NCIInc
NCIT 20.00 1.80 37 43 18k
62 63 44 A E 25.5 IMSHlth .9 r RX 13.72 1.28 +53 2.1m 8 91 72 93 C B22.8 NavigCons
NCI 15.69 .88 +40 913 18
74 88 44 A E 51.3 Infosys 1.3 INFY . 25.36 1.20 25 2.7m 12o 47 78 47 B E 52.7 Omnicom 2.1 OMC 28.00 2.88+118 6.7m 8o
49 73 57 E E 26.9 IntegElec
IESC 11.95 2.89+142 161 56 82 76 61 A E 43.0 Paychx 5.0 PAYX 24.98 1.14 +61 7.5m 15o

Dow Trans. Close 3601.74164.6 (4.37%)

Health Care Close 3425.61154.68 (4.32%)

Since Jan 1, 24.77%

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Russell 2000 Close 501.9728.68 (5.4%)

Since Jan 1, 34.47%

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Since Jan 1, 34.63%

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Banks Close 466.2734.13 (6.82%)

Since Jan 1, 35.4%

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BnkofAm
BankNY
Citigrp
FfthThrdBc
JPMorgChs
NorthnTr
PNC Finl
SVB Fincl
StateStr
Wachovi
WellsFg
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Senior Growth Close 417.3412.03 (2.8%)

Since Jan 1, 25.87%

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Amgen
EMC
Pfizer

ApolloGrpA
Lowes
SAP AG

Citigrp
Medtronic
Teva

Cisco
3M
UtdAmHlth

eBay
Oracle

Dow Indus. Close 8519.21514.45 (5.69%)

Since Jan 1, 35.78%

Defensive Close 959.9432.9 (3.31%)

Since Jan 1, 26.85%

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ConAgra
Exelon
Kroger
Pfizer
AT&T

Cerner
FPL Grp
Altria
ProctGm
UST

ColgPlmv
GenMills
Merck
Sara Lee

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HeinzHJ
NE Util
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Coca Cola
PepsiCo
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High Tech Close 303.3912.61 (3.99%)

Since Jan 1, 36.81%

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Broadcom
CheckPtSf
Cisco
Dell Inc
EMC
Corning
IBM
Intel
SunMicro rs
Micrsft
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Oracle
Xilinx

Dividend

Close

6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg

89 50 97 B C+15.3 PeoplSup PSPT 11.97 .04
87 80 86 C C+18.8 PerotSysA r PER 13.32 .74
85 84 56 B C+61.8 PrePdLegl
PPD 33.22 1.06
78 77 57 B D36.5 RepbSvc 3.5 r RSG 21.44 1.38
84 77 66 B C 25.3 ResConn
RECN 15.30 1.32
78 80 61 B B32.0 RobrtHlf 2.5 r RHI 17.31 1.41
92 76 86 B B22.5 Rollins 1.6 ROL 15.27 .27
94 79 90 B E 21.9 SAIC
SAI 18.00 .43
87 37 97 C B 31.7 SIIntl
r SINT 29.26 .38
79 75 64 C C 31.0 SRAIntl
SRX 18.08 .32
88 94 42 A B30.9 SatyamC .8 SAY . 14.34 .73
42 18 81 D C+23.1 Schawk 1.1 r SGK 12.16 .63
97 87 91 B D25.4 7StandrdPk r STAN 19.23 .44
99 91 97 B B 39.0 7Stanley
SXE 34.12 1.13
75 87 30 A D40.3 Stantec
STN 14.61 .71
98 87 88 A B66.2 Stericycle SRCL 52.10 1.28
99 97 82 B C+22.6 SykesEnt SYKE . 14.84 .84
72 81 46 A E 45.8 Syntel 1.2 SYNT 19.30 1.09
98 95 86 A C+40.5 Team
TISI . 28.90 .79
65 94 25 C D27.4 TeleTech
TTEC 8.48 .26
89 60 88 B E 30.2 TetraTech TTEK 19.75 1.35
64 93 33 B E 219 ThReut 9.0 r TRIN 99.410.20

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

Vol% Vol P
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Close
Vol% Vol P
Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
52 129 14 35 50 44 C E 18.9 TrueBlue
TBI 8.60 .37 21 373 6o
43 394 15k 97 92 82 B B+18.5 TylerTech
r TYL 12.61 .63 49 152 24k
16 60 7k 91 86 68 C B50.5 Unifirst
.5 UNF 32.23 1.94 38 69 10k
+63 2.5m 12 96 96 67 A C+63.0 VSE
.7 VSEC 27.47
.8 VVI 18.99
+35 719 10o 30 46 45 C D39.5 Viad
+71 3.1m 9k 87 73 91 A C+25.6 VsnChinan VISN . 10.05
r VPRT 23.98
+13 308 22k 89 99 71 A D 48.6 VistaPrt
29 2.3m 17o 47 62 22 B E 25.0 WNSHldgs WNS 8.00
76 45 23k 44 87 26 B E 69.4 WPP 5.0 WPPGY 27.20
+11 598 14k 94 66 94 B B40.7 WstCnn
WCN 32.53
15 1.4m 10o 88 76 79 B D+39.3 WsteMg 3.7 r WMI 29.35
18 93 17k 89 88 64 B E 62.0 WtsWy .8 r WW 38.41
48 31 19k
24 141 27k
83 64 89 C E 29.4 AlbertoC 1.1 ACV 23.05
4 30 8k
13 13 36 D D 26.9 AmerGrt 4.8 r AM 9.99
15 615 32 99 98 96 A C 53.2 7AmPubEn APEI . 40.39
27 259 10k 96 74 91 A D 81.7 ApolloGrpA r APOL 58.98
+46 333 12k 83 77 66 A E 45.3 AvonPds 2.9 AVP . 27.22
23 154 22 33 34 40 D C+42.2 CSSIndst 3.2 r CSS 18.76
37 352 8 88 90 43 A D 75.4 CapellaE
r CPLA 36.04

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1.78
1.14
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3.55
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1.25
+.16

61 16 8k
67 52 10k
68 162 30o
33 576 20
39 48 9k
+21 230 5
12 865 20o
+32 5.3m 13
+28 632 10k

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27 616 20 60 51 70 D D 36.1 CareerEd

+72 70 5 96 89 94 A D+82.2 Chattem

1.02 +49 1.2m 18k

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1.81
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CECO 13.99 .69
CHTT 68.41 1.56

1 535 8o
33 145 56k
3 3.0m 20
+52 6.0m 13
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793 15
268 16o

Name
Symbol Price EPS Name
Price EPS Name
Price EPS Name
Price EPS
EvergrnSlr
2.99 23
MolxA
13.21 79
BarrckGld(n)
20.18 85
Diodes
9.27 76
EnergyPrts(n)
4.38 70
Vishay(n)
4.00 49
EntrGld(a)
0.52 33
MattsonT
4.09 25
Hornbeck(n)
20.18 87
MeasSpcl
11.34 71
Orezone(a)
0.14 28
Zoran
6.16 3
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Approachn
9.05 93
GoldFlds(n)
4.95 84
WhiteElc
3.79 72
CONSUMER (22)
CoreLabs(n)
64.93 97
HorsehdHn
3.00 38
StdMicro
17.27 65
PrinctnRvw
5.65 23
LundinM(n)
1.43 61
Geokinetic(a)
6.24 24
AdvSemi(n)
1.97 43
Whrlpl(n)
53.82 34
PacBkMgn(a)
3.92 2
PHIvtg
26.50 71
AMCCrs
4.69 73
Highs list to spot new groups asserting ApolloGld(a)
..................................... AvonPds(n)
27.22 77
WstnRef(n)
5.68 8
0.11 44
market leadership. Stocks listed within each LihirGold
LEISURE (25)
EsteeLdrA(n)
34.33 75
LucasEn n(a)
1.06 33
10.94 29
group are in order of stocks showing the KinrsGold(n)
IntFlavr(n)
33.79 62
RedLionH(n)
3.55 17
9.08 34
SantosLtd
27.04 91
greatest % increase in trading volume. NovaGold(a)
HNICorp(n)
15.74 23
AvisBudget(n)
1.58 15
2.83 33
Isramco
27.70 7
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WWatch(n)
29.68 78
9.01 25
Closing price and Earnings Per Share(EPS) Metalline(a)
0.35 31
BassetF
4.77 24
OrntExHA(n)
12.00 40
Rating are also shown. For more informa- DenisnMngn(a) 1.30 24 TELECOM (33)
TelecmArgt(n)
5.39 73
Energizer(n)
55.85 78
MultimdG
2.64 28
10.88 59
tion, consult IBDs free education modules at PanAmSlvr
NortelInv(n)
3.60 73
Harman(n)
17.65 26
HarlyDav(n)
22.35 33
3.15 53
www.investors.com. Nasdaq stocks over $2 Jaguarnya g
TelfnMexico(n) 18.27 37
UniElec
17.23 48
Polaris(n)
27.76 63
0.22 38
only. See Graphs in NYSE or Nasdaq Stocks ClaudeRs(a)
FurnBrnd(n)
6.29 25
TelmgCelu(n)
28.20 30
Wyndhm(n)
6.28 51
12.66 96
In The News. Boldfaced stocks carry an EPS Buenavnt(n)
HookFu
11.72 20
Millicom
34.94 88
MGMMirge(n)
12.44 44
Taseko(a)
0.85 65
Rating of 95 or higher.
BareEsc
7.44 95
MagyarTel(n)
13.59 89
Brunswck(n)
3.82 14
Randgold
24.52 72
Endwave
3.79 73
LaZBoy(n)
5.21 21
IntctlHtl(n)
8.57 85
1.09 1
Name
Symbol Price EPS Name
Symbol Price EPS VistaGld(a)
AmMovl(n)
28.97 85
EstmKod(n)
11.19 13
SonestaA
10.32 73
USGold(a)
0.52 35
DevelprDvs(n)
8.15 13
NIIHldg
18.87 90
Middleby
34.16 94
HomeInns
8.04 46
EldorGld(a)
3.00 34
CSSIndst(n)
18.76 34
MobilTel(n)
31.32 92
Cinemarkn(n)
9.60 25
...................................... TaubmanCtr(n) 29.62 21
IMAExplor(a)
0.25 28
RegencyCtrs(n) 37.09 43
CTIInds
3.09 47
Telefonica(n)
53.48 87
AmbasG
9.95 36
NewGold(a)
1.46 23
MACHINERY
CaptlSrc(n)
7.06 41
RussBerrie(n)
2.78 18
Vimpel(n)
10.08 98
WMSInds(n)
18.88 94
MincoG(a)
0.30 5
Gehl
GEHL 29.96 30
87.01 47
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Sealy(n)
3.26 12
RschInMt
48.65 99
EDCIHl h
3.00 8
IAMGld(n)
2.61 95
GenlGrPpty(n)
3.05 26
Vodafone(n)
16.64 75
SpectBrds(n)
1.20 19
Ctrip
29.87 97
HeclaMining(n)
2.60 13
ALCOHOL/TOB
PlumCrkTim(n) 33.94 23
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VivoPart(n)
9.00 54
Wynn
46.39 85
SilvWhtn(n)
3.77 79
StarSci
STSI 3.10 19
16.27 48
MACHINERY (20)
...................................... ProLogis(n)
Telkom(n)
34.10 62
IntlGame(n)
11.66 31
GammnGld(n)
4.00 73
DuPFabrn(n)
5.96 73
LincnElc
41.66 95
MISC
Turkcell(n)
11.42 99
TownSprts
2.92 50
MinesMgmt(a)
0.81 18
KimcoRlty(n)
19.78
37
InsitfTch
9.81
35
HughCom
15.75
71
MTRGmng
2.20 23
DBGldSh
DGZ 32.17
Sterlten(n)
4.93 85
VorndRlty(n)
60.64 17
CooprInd(n)
28.00 87
ChinaTel(n)
31.83 74
SteinwyMus(n) 19.78 60
WTDrJY nya
JYF 26.89
GoldStr(a)
0.69 11
SimonProp(n)
59.34 70
Terex(n)
16.72 98
Qualcm
35.64 76
WarnerM(n)
4.30 21
PSUSDBull(a)
UUP 26.38
Aurizon(a)
1.28 47
AlexREEqt(n)
69.42 70
Bucyrus
20.02
99
ChinaMbl(n)
39.13
96
DoverMot(n)
3.30
24
PrUShRE(a)
SRS 152.39
NthgtMnrl(a)
0.62 70
WashREIT(n)
26.47 18
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21.66 81
GlblCrsg
8.12 44
Solitario(a)
2.28 12
PSCrudeDS
DTO 68.78
ForestCA(n)
13.54 11
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JoyGlbl
21.78 90
FINANCE (25)
20.38 86
Mac100OilD(a) DOY 31.10
StratHtls(n)
3.52 21
Caterplr(n)
36.52 81
BUSINESS SVC (43) Nortel(n)
Zapata(n)
6.35 13
1.52 16
BioMdRlty(n)
17.00 91
TechOps
3.99 46
CohenStr(n)
15.43 45
Quixte
5.30 7
TIMPartc(n)
12.16 11
Macerich(n)
28.61 52
Dover(n)
28.02 82
Ryder(n)
38.57 75
TechSol
2.45 62
Garmin
22.43 80
20.11 43
Actuant(n)
15.97 84
PrceTR
32.75 77
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ComputrSci(n)
27.56 55
LoralSpce
9.42 33
RobertsRlty(a)
2.99 40
RobbMyer(n)
18.72 93
Cybrsrce
11.13 99
Arbitron(n)
31.92 31
PortgTel(n)
6.27 89
RETAIL (62)
LaSalleHtl(n)
11.29 72
Manitowc(n)
10.14 98
GATX(n)
29.42 85
Omnicom(n)
28.00 78
Adtran
14.49 70
CECEntrtn(n)
22.00 72
WinthropR(n)
2.07 18
ClmbMckn
14.16 72
Fiserv
33.20 85
Eastern(a)
11.05 56
NwMotionn
2.02 63
GreenMtCf
25.55 93
HomePptys(n)
37.81 57
Colfaxn(n)
7.62 96
AffiltMgrs(n)
44.10 58
ThReutplc
99.41 93
JDS Uni
5.89 47
EthanAlln(n)
19.20 27
LibertyPpty(n)
22.43 23
BaldrEle(n)
18.52 85
WstnUn(n)
14.95 73
HeritCrysn
10.34 80
NvtlWrls
4.40 28
SignetJwlrs(n)
12.18 21
BrkfldPr(n)
9.35 33
Circor(n)
31.35 94
Blackrck(n)
120.42 73
Paychx
24.98 76
palmOne
3.96 23
NY&Co(n)
2.89 81
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WeingrtnR(n)
21.00 39
SauerDnf(n)
12.88 69
4.99 66
Moodys(n)
21.61 43
DillrdDpt(n)
5.07 1
ApartntInv(n)
17.50 6
MEDICAL (32)
RaserT
3.10 5
Equifax(n)
23.87 74
FocusMed
14.76 96
Dominos(n)
5.84 26
CousinsPty(n)
15.50 36
FlowIntl
3.43 47
CoventryHt(n)
13.93 37
JMPGrpn(n)
4.07 28
Lamar Ad
16.05 57
ApldInd(n)
20.11 80
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SLGreenRlty(n) 34.71 56
KindredHl(n)
14.64 34
Hertz(n)
4.59 62
ResConn
15.30 77
Synnex(n)
15.96 85
AUTO&PARTS (20)
CBREllis(n)
5.62 45
Illumina
25.14 63
GAMCO(n)
30.57 34
IBM(n)
83.60 86
EstaDlhaiz(n)
46.20 61
Gramercy(n)
1.07 63
ChinaAuto
2.25 88
Adventrx(a)
0.12 7
InterpublGp(n)
4.29 60
MastrCd(n)
140.93 98
THortons(n)
22.73 74
CBL&Assoc(n)
8.33 6
Gentex
9.10 29
MAPPh n
5.48 1
Manpwr(n)
27.21 82
M&FWorld(n)
25.56 93
WinnDix
11.15 20
EqtyRsd(n)
29.98 73
Tenneco(n)
2.55 54
QuantmGpn(a)
0.38 52
Brinks(n)
46.66 94
TotalSys(n)
11.79 63
ChipotleBn(n)
33.15 96
FederlRlty(n)
56.02 82
Grp1Auto(n)
6.55 40
Alexza
2.86 9
WPP
27.20 87
NatlFinP(n)
7.61 62
WilSon(n)
10.96 19
MIDevl(n)
11.50 57
Paccar
24.41 66
BeckCltr(n)
55.00 65
FactsetR(n)
38.69 88
UtdRental(n)
8.42 74
Target(n)
33.41 66
UStoreIt(n)
6.42 3
DanaHldgn(n)
2.14 23
CharlsRvLb(n)
40.10 79
MacGray(n)
8.00 37
WrightExp(n)
18.06 80
Suprvalu(n)
14.95 49
AvalonBay(n)
64.24 78
TRWAuto(n)
5.84 86
Pall(n)
25.36 81
Unisys(n)
1.40 46
Calamos
8.07 76
CharRss
7.53 55
FedMogul
5.07 25
BostonPpts(n)
64.82 40
Emeritus(n)
11.83 3
KellySvcA
13.80 41
HrtldPay(n)
17.22 82
Regis(n)
14.09 49
Magna A(n)
31.91 36
BrandwnRty(n)
8.33 52
RTIBiolog
5.09 67
NatCinM
6.69 23
TNSInc(n)
13.75 76
SallyBty(n)
5.24 73
AsburyAt(n)
2.84 31
CapitalTrust(n)
4.98 58
PattrCos
23.02 75
ConsldGrph(n)
13.92 78
OchZiffn(n)
4.85 88
BlocbstrA(n)
1.48 58
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2.97 22
Rayonier(n)
31.53 45
BiognIdec
40.72 95
HewittAs(n)
26.41 60
MSCInds(n)
34.14 85
Autonation(n)
5.96 41
ColonlPty(n)
9.94 23
BANKS (23)
SyneronMd
8.87 58
Stantec(n)
14.61 87
RetailVnt(n)
2.19 12
ArvMerit(n)
6.50 74
HghwdPrp(n)
21.60 82
BBVA Bn(n)
2.26 90
Millipore(n)
53.39 76
AmerRepro(n)
10.01 76
AFCEntps
3.96 18
TataMot(n)
4.83 65
PrkwyProp(n)
18.62 11
BcMacro(n)
7.90 86
MeridBio
21.92 91
WCAWaste
3.96 12
Chipotle(n)
41.08 96
JohnsnCt(n)
17.05
81
AsdEstRlty(n)
8.25 40
GrpFin
2.18 73
Cynosure
12.38 97
Coinstar
23.70 62
WholeFd
11.82 40
Goodyear(n)
9.96
97
HRPTPtys Tr(n)
3.48 22
PennsWds
24.51 25
IGILabs(a)
0.83 9
TrueBlue(n)
8.60 50
Brinker(n)
9.03 28
PepBoys(n)
3.55 45
AcadiaRlty(n)
16.71 89
PABBksh
6.63 22
Omnicell
8.52 49
Valassis(n)
4.37 30
ChicosFAS(n)
2.87 5
Penske(n)
6.21
68
SunstnHtl(n)
5.78 29
BncSntdr(n)
10.13
92
AirMethods
21.17 43
ICT Group
3.99 46
BobEvn
21.02 65
ExideTech
3.98 73
JonesLaL(n)
26.98 41
RainrPacf
3.51 36
Amylin
11.96 4
CnstantCn
12.87 47
LimitdBr(n)
11.78 62
TitanInt(n)
10.44 73
MackCaliRlt(n) 20.78 31
BnkIrelnd(n)
8.70 81
EnzoBio(n)
5.24 38
ClearCha(n)
5.42 80
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Zumiez
9.76 61
RedwoodTr(n)
11.15 8
NBGrce(n)
4.20 83
Minrad(a)
0.84 9
TeleTech
8.48 94
BUILDING (19)
Sothebys(n)
8.74 62
HershaHosp(n)
3.43 30
BcBilVArg(n)
10.91 91
Akorn
2.99 32
MDCPtnr A
4.80 15
DcksSpt(n)
15.02 63
Snap On(n)
36.85 89
BREPprts(n)
33.95 56
KBFnclGP(n)
25.26 95
Abiomed
12.27 6
HartHnk(n)
6.43 46
Lennox(n)
29.26 82
BestBuy(n)
22.86 64
FirstIndustrl(n) 10.17 9
HDFCBnk(n)
58.10 75
BioMimet
5.74 26
Patni(n)
5.46 35
Intrface
6.48 75
Gymboree
23.83 92
CogdSpen(n)
11.29 32
BncoItau(n)
8.94 90
Surmodics
23.93 38
Viad(n)
18.99 46
Ameron(n)
37.41 68
StageStrs(n)
7.78 40
Eastgroup(n)
31.38 78
BkNova(n)
32.93 58
AlignTech
5.48 6
TSR
2.10 18
WilsnHldn(a)
0.31 46
Staples
15.25 66
WilshrEnt(a)
2.20 12
Shinhan(n)
46.60 60
CyprsBio
5.23 44
inVentiv
10.42 65
Masco(n)
11.45 12
OfficeDepot(n)
2.34 16
KiteRealty(n)
6.50 77
WooriFin(n)
17.20 38
Somaxon
2.15 5
Virtusan
4.39 22
ThorInd(n)
16.30 22
Hhgreggn(n)
5.10 31
ForestCtyB(n)
13.28 11
BanColombi(n) 17.48 92
BirnrDntl
11.04 46
KellySvcB
14.20 41
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ArmstrW(n)
21.30 18
TechData
21.01 56
CamdenPty(n)
31.00 20
65.06 40
ChicgB&I(n)
10.37 85
OfficeMax(n)
4.38 11
SEMICNDUCTRS
ENERGY (36)
DCTIndl(n)
4.27 9
TemecV
3.98 35
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DRHorton(n)
6.49 35
BarnsNoble(n)
18.14 55
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16.30 23
CntrlBcp
8.30 74
Wnnbgo(n)
5.52 23
MINING (58)
Fossil
16.68 85
SanDisk
10.09 29
PetroEnr(n)
6.64 82
MnrchCB
5.05 8
LAPac(n)
3.53 5
GoldRsv(a)
0.35 11
Scansrce
20.12 73
AdvEngy
8.97 6
BakrHugh(n)
30.35 89
CwlthBsh
10.20 46
MohawkInd(n) 46.76 35
Augusta(a)
1.23 9
SchoolSpec
20.61 26
Entegris
2.87 46
ConslEng(n)
27.83 64
SussxB
6.90 38
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3.12 14
IvanhoMn(n)
1.73 39
ChinaNepn(n)
3.82 73
KLATncr
19.18 49
Repsol(n)
18.92 82
8.65 77
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RichmontMn(a)
1.53 23
Agilysys
5.68 25
MKS Instr
15.38 30
Hyperdyn(a)
0.85 46
CRHPlc(n)
18.36 77
Alcoa(n)
10.52 56
Sonic
9.85 59
UnivPwr(a)
1.65 67
LinearTch
20.67 83
Yanzhou(n)
5.54 93
Monaco(n)
1.07 23
FreeptCGB(n)
26.92 55
BrwShoe(n)
8.39 24
ValpeyFsh(a)
1.55 52
NatSemi(n)
11.37 74
Marathn(n)
22.49 58
Goldfield(a)
0.31 16
MdwGldgn(a)
0.18 5
Anixter(n)
34.75 88
AC MreArt
3.66 25
Micrchp
21.52 81
TransGasAdr(n)
1.75 31
CoastDistrb(a)
2.04 20
AlexcoRgn(a)
0.95 28
ArrowElec(n)
17.19 68
MnsWh(n)
14.32 40
Intel
14.58 75
NoAmEn(n)
3.50 73
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KeegnRgn(a)
0.60 23
WescoIntl(n)
16.50 86
LamResrch
19.21 49
UltaSalon
9.38 84
Petrobrs(n)
23.15 95
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0.14 11
Plantron(n)
14.48 76
TaiwSem(n)
6.88 87
ParllPet
3.74 11
Guess(n)
20.77 98
Highvld
6.93 97
BHPBilLt(n)
32.25 95
FlextrnInt
4.23 89
A TM I
12.22 76
ArchCoal(n)
20.48 99
Big5Sprt
6.22 17
CenturyAl
11.28 86
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2.14 1
LGDisplay(n)
7.21 26
MarvellTc
6.57 91
EndvrIntl(a)
0.70 41
CntlGardn
3.69 35
Tenaris(n)
18.35 81
AgnicoEg(n)
25.85 36
Celestica(n)
3.83 84
Advantst(n)
12.71 31
PetrbrsA(n)
19.00 95
SearsHldgs
53.42 36
NCI Bldg(n)
17.54 94
TechCmco(n)
11.48 69
ThomasBett(n) 21.89 88
FairchldSm(n)
5.47 68
DrilQuip(n)
23.29 86
ChrisBnk(n)
4.33 22
Kaydon(n)
29.99
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Yamana(n)
3.97 76
Agilent(n)
21.24 92
HimaxTc
2.18 97
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27.71 81
CldwtrCrk
3.21 11
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35.97 89
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24.75 91
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25.17 94
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19.56 84
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21.90 95
RedRobin
15.52 77
RBCBear
22.31 89
RoylGld
25.71 48
ItronInc
51.90 89
SilcnLab
23.41 80
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12.50 99
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24.18
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10.97 97
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19.75 94
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7.94 6
HSNInc
4.18 3
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49.66 73
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27.93 95
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9.22 82
Mellanox
7.13 69
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19.86 57
Cache
3.35 55
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50.18 96
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7.43 73
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0.92 2
PMCSierra
4.07 91
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9.64 77
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3.36 19
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21.75 20
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7.14 31
RudolphTch
4.79 54
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25.41 87
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9.45 30
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4.50 63
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6.20 38
Tegal
2.46 29
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4.32 37
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15.31 51
Molex
14.33 79
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Hudson Citys Nuclear Utilities Q3 Letdowns,

Bad Breakout Might Gain From Recession Fear
Starts Pattern Kyoto-Like Treaty Take Their Toll
THE BASE READER

THE INCOME INVESTOR

INTERNATIONAL LEADERS

BY PATRICK CAIN

BY PAUL WHITFIELD

BY DONALD H. GOLD

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Hudson City BancorpHCBK is one of

a handful of examples that proves
theres a smidgen of financial leadership out there.
In fact, Hudsons Finance-Savings
& Loan group was ranked 22nd of
197 groups in Wednesdays IBD.
The banks base is odd. It started
with a huge downside reversal.
This failed breakout on Sept. 19 set
Hudson City up for a base that may
see a lower buy point, perhaps in
the form of a handle.
From that days high the stock fell
as much as 44%.
The steep cup is just in its fifth
week and has no discernible accumulation or distribution. Bearishly
though, the stock is finding resistance at its 50-day moving average.
Hudson Citys 10-week and
40-week averages are close to converging. Typically, the 10-week line
should be above the 40-week moving average.
Its Relative Strength line is in an
uptrend dating back to mid-2007
and is now at an all-time high.
When the base hit its low on Oct.
10, it reversed higher. Thats a
healthy sign, one more easily seen
on its daily chart.
Some top-performing mutual
funds, including American Century
Vista and Fidelity Contrafund, have
increased their holdings in Hudson
City, according to disclosures.

No matter who wins the U.S. presidential election, one thing appears
likely.
The U.S. will probably sign some
sort of Kyoto-like treaty. Barack
Obama and John McCain both
favor actions to curb global warming.
For utilities with a hefty nuclear
weighting, this might be good news.
Utilities that generate electricity
from coal and fossil fuels will face
costs from any new mandates. Nuclear plants which dont produce
the gases linked to global warming
wont be stuck with any part of
the tab.
That adds up to a cost advantage.
Chicago-based ExelonEXC is the
largest operator of nuclear power
plants in the country.
It has 17 reactors.
In 2007, earnings grew 34%, the
best growth in at least eight years.
Pretax margin in 07 was 24.8%,
the highest in at least nine years.
Return on equity, a measure of financial efficiency, was 29%, also
the best in at least nine years.
The dividend yield is 3.9%. The
payout ratio is about 47% of estimated 2008 earnings.
The five-year earnings Stability
Rating is a quiet 5 on a scale that
runs from 1 to 99.
The stock is down about 5% since
Exelon announced Sunday an effort to buy NRG EnergyNRG.
New Orleans-based EntergyETR is
the second-largest nuclear generator in the U.S.
Earnings grew 22% last year, the
fastest pace since 2002.
The dividend yield is 3.9%.
Its EPS Stability Rating is 8.
Entergyplans to spin off five nuclear plants into a new company. The
original company will retain the traditional operations and a 50% stake
in the nuclear facilities.
The new, publicly traded company will be a pure nuclear play built
on the remaining 50% stake.

Dont blame global stock losses on

frozen credit markets. The dollars
Libor rates continued to ease, a sign
that banks are again lending at
least to each other. Look instead to
bad earnings results and gloomy
economic outlooks.
Tokyos 225-share Nikkei index
dived 6.8%, Asias biggest loss. That
export-driven economy, which has
been struggling for a decade, must
now cope with the soaring yen.
With a new global recession taking shape, Japan cant afford to see
its exports priced out of the market.
But thats whats happening.
Vast sums had been borrowed in
low-cost yen to buy everything
from Albanian real estate to Brazilian stocks and Ukrainian debt. As investments abroad unwind, yenbased loans get repaid. Think of it as
massive short-covering in yen.
At 97.48 to the dollar, the yen is at
a seven-month high. But against the
euro, its at its dearest in almost five
years.
No corner of Asia escaped. Hong
Kong and Singapore each lost 5.2%.
South Korea, where the governments $130 billion bank-rescue
plan this week staved off a collapse,
dropped 5.1% to a three-year low.
Europe fared no better. London
and Frankfurt each fell 4.5%. Paris
sank 5.1%.
Bank of England Gov. Mervyn
King said that the banking crisis
will likely cause a recession. He
warned to expect more declines in
home prices and the pound. The latter crashed 7 cents to $1.6241, a fiveyear low.
Argentina plunged 10.1% Wednesday, after an 11% loss in the prior session. As expected, the government
will move to control $30 billion in
pension-fund assets. The action
was seen as an effort to avoid default on Argentinas sovereign debt.
Brazils benchmark lost 9.6%, and
Mexicos sank 7.4%.

HUDSON CITY BANCORP INC (HCBK) Group 23 o$17.10

99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 93 ROE 6% 467.7M Shares
HOLDING COMPANY FOR HUDSON CITY SAVINGS BANK OPERATING VIA 119
BRANCHES IN 22 COUNTIES IN NJ, NY AND CT.

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 10,128,500 Debt 263%

Last Qtr Eps +67%5 Prior Qtr +57%5 Last Qtr Sales +24%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23
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92 76 76 A E 82.0 ColgPlmv 2.7 r CL 58.90
98 72 97 C B+18.3 CornthClg COCO 12.99
27 25 46 C D 36.0 DTSInc
DTSI 16.99
99 85 86 A D+61.6 DeVry
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91 96 70 A B53.6 DolbyLab
DLB 30.18
12 13 45 D E 29.1 EstmKod 4.5 r EK 11.19
98 80 81 B B 52.8 Ecolab
1.3 ECL 38.93
79 57 83 D B27.4 ElizArden RDEN 15.98
66 78 51 A E 118 Energizer
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86 75 76 B E 54.8 EsteeLd 1.6 r EL 34.33
36 23 40 C B44.3 HNICorp 5.5 r HNI 15.74
9 26 14 C E 87.7 Harman .3 r HAR 17.65
92 75 80 B C+41.7 Hasbro 3.0 r HAS 27.07
71 58 79 D D24.7 HelenTroy HELE 15.15
95 98 55 A D51.1 Herbalfe 2.8 r HLF 28.24
81 62 82 B D+24.8 HillenI 4.1 r HI 17.97
41 20 42 B C 24.0 HookFu 3.4 r HOFT 11.72
98 96 85 A B131 ITTEduc
ESI 71.00
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87 62 71 B C 53.7 IntFlavr 3.0 IFF 33.79
67 36 63 D B+22.4 iRobot
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50 74 40 B E 36.0 Jarden
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62 50 44 B D27.7 LearngTree LTRE 10.55
70 46 84 C D 24.6 LeggPlat 6.2 r LEG 16.03
97 88 96 C B16.0 7LincEduSv r LINC 13.25
98 76 96 A C 38.5 MarvelEnt MVL . 31.11
96 64 98 B D19.2 Matrixx
MTXX 17.53
51 43 56 B E 22.1 Mattel 5.5 r MAT 13.60
92 76 80 B B 58.6 MathInt .6 MATW 40.63
84 94 45 A E 78.9 Middleby MIDD . 34.16
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75 52 72 B E 39.3 NBTY
NTY 24.48
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98 90 90 B D+80.6 Natl Pr 1.8 NPK 55.77
99 98 84 A C+92.2 7NwOriEd EDU . 59.41
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88 71 73 B D+20.0 NuSkin 3.4 r NUS 13.00
57 49 34 B C 31.6 NutriSys 6.2 NTRI 11.30
95 77 85 A D 75.2 ProctGm 2.7 PG 58.76
21 21 39 D E 31.2 RC2
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REV 11.78
39 69 32 C E 57.2 Sony
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48 27 69 D D26.5 StoneMor 15 STON 14.02
99 89 93 A C+229 StrayrEd .8 STRA 180.0
56 88 44 A E 45.0 Tupperw 4.1 TUP 21.48
90 55 98 B C+49.9 USANAHlth USNA 39.67
38 48 54 C D38.5 UniElec
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68 19 93 D C 22.4 UnvTchIns r UTI 14.15
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99 98 84 C+ 92.2 NwOriEd EDU
99 98 82 B- 13.8 TrianglCp TCAP
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99 97 84 D 40.9 PsycSol
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99 96 93 C 24.6 Websns
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99 96 82 B 11.8 PC-Tel
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99 96 80 D- 66.9 Buckle
BKE
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99 95 97 B 45.0 BffWldWg BWLD
99 95 96 C+ 47.9 QualtySys QSII
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99 95 73 C+ 14.4 BlueSq
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99 94 89 B+ 22.9 HlthSprg HS
99 93 99 A+ 41.2 LifePtnrs LPHI
99 93 98 A 80.7 DRSTech DRS
99 93 96 B+ 68.0 Amedisys AMED
99 93 93 B- 25.1 HudsCB
HCBK
99 91 97 B 39.0 Stanley
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99 91 92 B- 29.5 Somanetics SMTS
99 91 87 D- 178.6 Alcon
ACL
99 90 87 C+ 49.9 GloblPay GPN
99 90 81 D- 65.8 Varian Med VAR
99 89 93 C+229.5 StrayrEd STRA
99 89 91 C 57.6 GileadSci GILD
99 89 88 D+ 75.5 NorflkSo NSC
99 88 95 C+ 28.9 NCIInc
NCIT
99 88 92 D+ 82.9 Techne
TECH
99 85 98 B+ 15.5 EagleTest EGLT
99 85 98 B- 52.1 Laclede
LG
99 85 97 B+ 31.9 Neogen
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99 85 96 B+ 27.0 SouthsBc SBSI
99 85 93 B+ 53.3 WestwdHld WHG
99 85 86 D+ 61.6 DeVry
DV
99 84 95 D+ 99.1 Genentech DNA
99 84 86 B 80.0 FTI Cnslt FCN
99 83 91 B 36.6 PinnclFnPt PNFP
99 83 89 E 71.5 BaxterIntl BAX
99 83 84 B 35.1 HainCelstl HAIN
99 80 97 B+ 39.8 Genoptix n GXDX
99 78 96 A+ 21.4 MeritMed MMSI
99 78 92 D+ 61.1 AbbotLabs ABT
99 75 99 A+ 29.7 Thoratec THOR
99 73 99 A 8.1 Questcor QCOR
99 73 91 B 9.0 PointrTel PNTR

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99 67 98 B- 9.1 VasclrSoln
99 60 94 A+ 24.0 Cubist Phr
99 59 97 B 69.1 MyriadGn
98 99 90 D 40.3 Ebix
98 99 83 C 15.2 MainStC n
98 99 83 C+ 16.1 Netscout
98 99 80 A- 429.2 Baidu
98 98 93 E 10.0 OvrhlFrms
98 97 88 B- 48.9 CashAmer
98 97 78 B- 52.0 KendleInt
98 96 96 C+ 22.9 Syniverse
98 96 87 B 17.5 WstnGas n
98 96 85 B- 131.8 ITTEduc
98 95 88 B 18.1 LumberL n
98 95 86 C+ 40.5 Team
98 94 80 D+ 37.4 Aeropostl
98 93 97 C+117.8 UtdThrp
98 93 93 B+ 16.0 Intrwovn
98 92 98 A 17.5 PetMed
98 92 77 C+ 23.6 Oracle
98 92 71 C+ 73.7 NovNrdk
98 91 88 D+ 37.7 ApplBio
98 91 87 E 44.8 IconPLC
98 90 98 A 18.4 EnsignGp n
98 90 97 B- 79.7 AxsysTech
98 90 90 D+ 80.6 Natl Presto
98 90 89 D+ 91.5 Sohu.com
98 90 86 B 24.0 MedAsst
98 89 98 C+ 14.0 NV Chmls
98 89 97 B- 41.1 Synaptics
98 88 99 B+ 77.0 LongDrugStr
98 88 96 B- 29.3 GntvaHlth
98 87 94 D+ 30.3 Balchem
98 87 91 C+ 43.1 Perrigo
98 87 88 B- 66.2 Stericycle
98 85 91 D 16.2 NobelLrn
98 85 84 D- 84.0 Genzyme
98 83 96 B- 27.2 Netease
98 83 90 A 22.8 RepubAir
98 82 98 B- 27.7 SprtnStr
98 82 95 B 32.7 FlowrsFds
98 82 80 C+ 47.8 Athenahlt n
98 81 95 C+ 42.2 DollarTree
98 80 81 B 52.8 Ecolab
98 76 96 C 38.5 MarvelEnt
98 73 98 A 32.1 DiamdFd
98 73 97 B- 25.8 Pharmer n
98 73 96 B 48.0 AlexionPhr

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38.93 -2.41 44
31.11 -0.88 -34
29.10 -0.08 -8
19.52 -1.06 3
39.66 -1.34 31

98 73 95 A98 72 97 B+
98 70 95 B+
98 68 98 A98 66 91 C+
98 65 97 B+
98 64 97 A98 62 98 B+
98 62 91 B+
98 54 97 B98 45 99 A97 99 84 B+
97 98 83 C
97 98 83 B97 98 72 D+
97 97 76 C
97 96 98 B97 94 98 A97 94 85 C
97 94 83 B+
97 94 66 C+
97 93 90 D97 93 82 C+
97 92 82 B+
97 91 95 B97 91 85 B97 91 80 E
97 90 93 C+
97 90 83 D+
97 90 73 C
97 88 96 B97 88 92 A+
97 88 91 B97 88 59 C
97 87 96 B97 87 95 E
97 87 91 D97 87 81 C+
97 87 68 B
97 85 81 C
97 84 91 A
97 84 85 E
97 84 83 B+
97 83 82 B97 81 90 A97 81 89 A
97 80 76 C
97 79 88 D97 78 96 B
97 77 81 A-

58.9 NuVasive NUVA

18.3 CornthClg COCO
36.4 ChesUtil
CPK
18.9 AppldSgnl APSG
25.3 PhaseFwd PFWD
74.1 Ralcorp
RAH
18.0 EvansBcrp EVBN
36.8 BkOzark
OZRK
16.2 SthnMOBc SMBC
31.6 TreeHseFd THS
38.7 Allegiant ALGT
50.5 NasdaqOMX NDAQ
15.8 ComfrtSys FIX
11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI
18.1 ChinaFire n CFSG
85.5 Morngstr MORN
27.0 IntgrlSys ISYS
7.3 CmpTask CTGX
83.0 CleanHrbr CLHB
14.3 MonrchFn MNRK
16.5 ProspctCp PSEC
19.8 KnightCap NITE
26.8 ElPasoElc EE
18.5 Tyler Tech TYL
62.1 Mantech MANT
65.9 ONEOKPtr OKS
64.2 Elbit Systms ESLT
44.4 Hub Group HUBG
19.0 Knoll
KNL
36.2 Parexel
PRXL
15.9 LincEduSv LINC
50.0 DailyJournal DJCO
40.7 ShandaInt SNDA
49.6 Invitrogen IVGN
35.6 AeroVir
AVAV
13.3 LaBncp n LABC
25.4 StandrdPk STAN
47.8 RavnInd
RAVN
21.2 Quidel
QDEL
10.2 CapeBncp n CBNJ
41.7 JosABkCl JOSB
50.0 Teva
TEVA
21.0 CollectBr PSS
18.4 AmMedSys AMMD
33.8 AmEcol
ECOL
13.4 JksnvBcIL JXSB
56.3 PhilMor n PM
67.0 EdwdLfSci EW
13.9 BenefMut n BNCL
19.3 Informatca INFA

44.06 -1.96 -24

12.99 -0.46 -24
30.17 -0.72 -61
17.52 0.62 175
18.27 -1.07 -22
66.55 -0.13 -25
17.85 0.01 116
28.44 -0.11 9
13.00 0.00 -76
29.78 0.75 3
36.03 0.22 91
30.71 -2.38 69
10.84 -0.30 -30
7.66 -0.65 1
8.05 -0.86 -54
50.53 -2.47 121
20.73 -0.38 -16
6.31 -0.41 92
54.15 -2.95 -18
8.97 -0.02 -73
10.35 -1.04 -15
14.44 0.09 179
18.38 -0.45 -34
12.61 -0.63 -49
47.00 -3.25 2
51.53 -1.20 -17
45.00 -0.23 133
30.91 -1.92 144
12.76 -0.04 -14
19.54 -1.86 4
13.25 -0.30 -67
40.00 0.00 -91
27.67 -0.88 -57
29.43 -0.61 57
28.25 -1.58 8
11.81 0.00 -81
19.23 -0.44 -48
30.02 -2.89 -33
13.36 -0.84 -26
7.95 -0.14 -82
24.38 -1.29 -62
40.44 -0.61 -12
11.94 -1.02 -14
12.99 -1.29 82
24.53 -0.90 -52
10.00 0.00 -67
40.83 -1.33 23
49.74 -4.29 196
11.62 0.02 -45
13.37 -0.48 -23

97 76 96 B+ 25.8 CitizNthn CZNC

97 76 85 C+ 21.0 USPhyTh USPH
97 75 96 B 17.4 NewAlliB NAL
97 75 95 C+ 40.9 CmpblSp CPB
97 73 99 D 9.5 AmCareSrc ANCI
97 73 98 C+ 74.6 VitalSgn
VITL
97 73 94 A- 7.8 Stonelgh n SOC
97 72 97 C 24.5 Fst Lng Isld FLIC
97 69 98 B+ 19.5 USA Truck USAK
97 69 96 C+ 52.0 Nicor
GAS
97 67 98 B+ 27.9 TwneBk
TOWN
97 63 96 B+ 40.4 ICU Med ICUI
97 62 87 A- 20.0 NatPenn NPBC
97 61 86 B+ 86.2 DiamHill DHIL
97 57 94 B- 41.1 NJResrc
NJR
97 56 98 A 35.6 EmergMedS EMS
96 99 44 C+ 57.5 ChnMd
CMED
96 98 84 B 48.5 AZZ
AZZ
96 97 96 B- 4.4 GSITech n GSIT
96 96 72 B- 51.6 TransDg
TDG
96 96 67 C+ 63.0 V S E
VSEC
96 95 65 D+ 61.2 Cerner
CERN
96 94 84 D- 22.4 IPG Phot IPGP
96 94 70 C+ 74.6 Brinks
BCO
96 93 95 B 60.8 Wabtec
WAB
96 90 87 B- 36.3 ForrstrRes FORR
96 90 79 B 94.0 Graingr
GWW
96 89 94 D+ 82.2 Chattem CHTT
96 89 94 B 16.4 WilsLease WLFC
96 89 90 B- 22.5 IRIS Intl IRIS
96 89 81 B 39.1 Open Text OTEX
96 89 66 D+ 23.8 Qiagen NV QGEN
96 88 91 B+ 21.7 PSS World PSSI
96 88 79 E 48.5 StJudeMed STJ
96 87 97 B- 35.0 HmBk
HOMB
96 87 87 D 37.0 Cellcom
CEL
96 87 84 B 12.2 NwEngBc NEBS
96 83 83 D+ 38.8 Exponent EXPO
96 82 84 D- 101.6 Bard C R BCR
96 82 75 D 38.3 Immucor BLUD
96 81 96 C+ 65.5 ChrchDwt CHD
96 81 90 A 10.8 LibrtyBc
LBCP
96 81 87 C 14.3 GrnCntyBcp GCBC
96 80 87 D+ 33.4 RGC Resc RGCO
96 78 98 B 53.0 Datascp
DSCP
96 77 86 C 35.8 BioRefLabs BRLI
96 77 86 D 61.3 Novartis
NVS
96 75 98 B- 60.4 Phil Consol PHLY
96 74 96 D 72.0 GenMills GIS
96 74 92 C 67.5 Haemonetic HAE

21.50 -0.17 -67

13.52 0.01 13
14.03 -0.45 -17
36.02 -0.75 -1
7.90 0.30 -50
74.00 -0.19 23
7.50 0.01 -57
20.97 0.00 -82
16.26 -0.36 -64
42.20 -1.67 -51
21.00 0.00 -60
32.87 -1.83 -20
13.99 -0.55 -28
61.50 -2.45 -15
32.52 -1.00 -9
31.62 -0.65 -18
26.52 -3.04 9
30.25 -2.84 -38
3.30 -0.40 -30
28.96 -1.57 -8
27.47 -2.74 -61
36.71 1.69 152
15.19 -0.50 -28
46.66 -3.78 28
44.75 -0.83 46
24.93 -0.79 -14
71.48 -6.25 73
68.41 -1.56 -31
11.74 -0.13 -13
15.44 -0.96 15
25.38 -1.61 -81
15.05 -0.18 18
16.64 -0.87 110
35.87 -1.51 -13
25.17 -1.29 49
27.55 -1.20 -32
9.20 0.00 -19
26.45 -0.07 -21
78.25 -1.16 14
23.58 -1.40 -6
57.23 -1.75 19
8.65 0.00 770
11.50 -0.50 255
24.56 -3.07 -40
49.50 -0.41 -76
23.64 -0.47 -7
48.20 -2.33 -6
57.30 -0.29 -51
64.45 -1.78 53
53.98 -1.95 81

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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)

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

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
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Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
1.75 +19 742 21 81 66 97 D D+18.7 BeaconRfg BECN 12.25
BBBY 24.40
.99 +75 3.2m 15 69 42 74 B D+34.7 BedBath
3.98 +25 4.7m 16x 32 64 30 B E 53.9 BestBuy 2.4 BBY 22.86
BIG 21.36
.46 24 1.5m 29 91 90 85 C D35.3 BigLots
1.16 +20 310 25k 74 65 67 C B 34.7 BobEvn 2.7 r BOBE 21.02
2.21 26 760 25 15 28 17 C D28.3 Brinker 4.9 EAT 9.03
.81 11 527 17 28 24 29 D C+20.7 BrwShoe 3.3 r BWS 8.39
.89 19 3.7m 37 99 96 80 A D66.9 Buckle 3.1 r BKE 38.79
2.41 +44 2.9m 21 99 95 97 A B 45.0 7BffWldWg BWLD . 31.33
.25 30 290 12k 83 92 63 A E 31.0
2.55 +7 906 10 48 46 43 B C+39.9
1.87 +28 3.2m 14 76 72 63 B B39.5
1.40 +17 595 8o 93 85 67 A C 44.3
1.80 2 1.1m 7
2.13 +29 3.3m 12o
.81 39 183 8o
1.97 23 776 8
.30 +12 253 10
.75 11 91 9
5.32+100 2.3m 15
.44 31 87 12k
2.11 +20 1.1m 11
1.29 +28 186 99
1.13 +37 527 6o
.20 +53 1.9m 5
3.09+150 458 90
4.45 +65 5.9m 13o
.04
+.10
.65
.30
.88
+.28
.35
1.53

14 484 7
69 14 13
8 3.2m 9o
67 9 21k
34 590 15
14 49 15o
+13 4.9m 10o
40 146 16k

3.83 22 208 9
.80
.29
.11
1.20

26
41
23
55

568 7o
474 8
47 29
16 8k

3.13 +62 971 32o

.83
.50
+.08
4.20

5 3.5m 7
31 248 13k
10 904 5
+45 26m 16x

.54 13 162 7k
.85 21 167 14k
1.96 +51 2.0m 8
.50 24 35 99k
7.04 +40 196 35
+2.18+109 2.3m 7o
2.06 50 105 17o
1.47 6 115 15k
.42 67 91 45
1.01 +14 471 10
5.09 +86 3.7m 7
1.69 +41 201 17o

4. RETAIL
84 66 86 B D 30.2 AaronRnt .3 r RNT 20.44
51 74 15 A E 84.5 AberFitc 2.5 ANF 27.47
98 94 80 A D+37.4 7Aeropostl r ARO . 23.40
47 49 39 B D24.7 AEagleO 3.9 r AEO 10.26
46 57 38 C D33.3 AnnTaylor ANN 14.38
77 80 60 B D35.7 ApldInd 3.0 r AIT 20.11
89 80 88 C E 44.3 BJsWhlsl
BJ 32.34
50 55 47 D B 39.7 BarnsNo 5.5 BKS 18.14

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

2008

IBDS RESEARCH TABLES Continued

IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

.59 15 566 14
2.04 +20 4.8m 5o
1.86
.80
.06
.88

30 2.4m 11o
+1 7.1m 6o
+17 2.5m 7
+54 659 9

1.50 32 1.4m 15o

1.33 25 673 9o

1.35
.95
1.67
1.51
1.23
.36

+83 1.9m 20o

20 5.0m 12o
14 7.8m 7o
12 2.7m 11o
4 530 10k
4 1.7m 7o

.52 37 550 6o

2.85 18 846 13o

1.55 35 424 24
1.3 BKC 18.90 1.28 +7 2.1m 13

BurgerK
CBRL 4.5 r CBRL 17.91
CECEntrtn r CEC 22.00
CVSCare .9 r CVS 28.84
54 53 57 C D17.5 CalPizzaK r CPKI 9.38
96 61 95 B D+31.4 Caseys 1.1 CASY 26.11
69 52 67 D B20.3 CatoCp 5.3 CTR 12.44
30 41 28 B E 24.8 Cheescake r CAKE 9.58
94 80 96 C C+43.4 ChldrnsPl PLCE 28.79
59 96 16 A E 155 Chipotle
CMG 41.08
54 96 13 A E 129 ChipotleBn CMGB 33.15
90 83 74 C B28.1 CitiTrnds CTRN 14.18
97 84 83 B B+21.0 CollectBr
PSS 11.94
75 66 44 C C 50.5 CmpnBras 1.2 CBD 23.86
59 77 52 B C+26.1 Conns
CONN 11.69
51 13 68 D C+35.9 CoreMark r CORE 20.41
87 77 78 C D 75.2 Costco 1.2 r COST 53.55
76 74 66 C B 25.1 DSWInc
DSW 11.25
59 66 42 B D44.6 DardnRst 4.1 DRI 19.63
61 63 48 B C+33.9 DcksSpt
DKS 15.02
15 14 3 B D 64.6 DineEqu 12 DIN 7.86
84 92 55 C D38.0 Dist&Svc 4.3 DYS 17.96
98 81 95 B C+42.2 DollarTree DLTR 34.30
59 65 47 C D17.9 DressBarn DBRN 8.71
68 61 53 C D96.0 EstaDlh 3.6 DEG 46.20
44 27 54 C C 34.9 EthanAl 5.2 r ETH 19.20
95 74 96 B B 32.5 FamlyDlr 2.0 r FDO 24.59
90 91 70 A E 56.5 Fastenl 1.6 r FAST 34.63
80 67 87 E B 18.2 FootLckr 4.9 FL 12.16
55 85 30 A E 46.3 Fossil
r FOSL 16.68
76 58 91 D C 15.9 Freds
.8 FRED 10.32
72 98 37 A D63.8 GameStpA GME . 28.23
73 77 60 C D 22.0 Gap
2.7 r GPS 12.49
83 62 83 C B+43.2 Genesco
r GCO 24.50
96 90 79 A B 94.0 Graingr 2.2 r GWW 71.48
93 93 62 A D+44.8 GreenMtCf GMCR . 25.55
86 98 34 A D+54.8 Guess 1.9 r GES . 20.77
88 92 47 A C 47.7 Gymboree r GYMB 23.83
7 3 7 E ..16.5 HSNInc
HSNI 4.18
50 18 88 E C+13.7 Haverty 3.0 HVT 9.12
69 70 67 B D25.8 Hibbett
HIBB 14.31
45 41 61 C E 31.9 HomeDp 4.6 HD 19.47
88 81 99 D C+17.5 IkonOfSo .9 r IKN 16.94
89 73 65 B C 28.5 InglMkt 3.7 IMKTA 17.69
60 73 62 C E 21.5 IngramMicro r IM 12.54
57 55 47 C B+28.4 InsightEnt r NSIT 9.63
60 59 46 C B24.8 Interline
IBI 11.31
42 28 28 B C 52.0 JCrew
JCG 18.17
76 71 54 B B 32.7 JackInBox
JBX 17.14
75 56 92 D B 27.0 JoAnnStrs JAS 17.19
97 84 91 A A 41.7 JosABkCl JOSB 24.38
43 55 51 B D58.1 Kohls
KSS 30.24
93 65 92 B E 31.0 Kroger 1.3 r KR 26.86
52 62 51 C E 22.4 LimitdBr 5.1 r LTD 11.78
98 88 99 C B+77.0 LongDru .8 r LDG 71.43
65 54 72 B D28.5 Lowes 1.8 LOW 18.41
79 99 14 A B 60.7 Lululemngn LULU 12.50
98 95 88 A B 18.1 7LumberLn
LL . 9.68

.10 +10 815 6o

4.57+212 1.8m 9o
.92 3 12m 13
.44 47 233 12k
1.51 4 537 15
.36
.24
.79
2.26
2.42

52 130 12
+53 2.7m 9
36 772 14o
+2 701 16
+26 294 13k

.20 55 143 12
1.02 14 2.2m 8o
3.67+103 707 16k
1.89 28 181 6
.41 47 30 16k
2.31 +4 6.8m 18o
1.37 25 381 11o
1.37 +6 3.5m 7o
.98 13 3.1m 11o
.68 32 270 6
.40 37 19 16k
.55 19 1.8m 14o
.42 12 842 7
2.75 +44 62 8
.75 +78 1.2m 9
.70 13 3.4m 14o
2.62 +19 3.8m 18o
.68 50 1.7m 17o
1.18 29 889 8
.46 30 496 19
2.23 22 2.8m 12o
.87 32 7.9m 9o
.21 13 595 14
6.25 +73 2.0m 11o
3.10+112 1.0m 30k
2.39 43 1.0m 9o
1.84 15 802 7o
.35 57 388 ..
.36 45 103 99k
.45 30 610 14o
1.05 11 23m 9
.02 63 1.2m 15o
.66 +84 138 7
.45 9 1.7m 7k
.73 44 311 6k
.57 40 144 7k
.22 52 1.3m 11o
.90 42 529 8
.98 48 265 16o
1.29 62 596 8o
1.84 +22 10m 9
+.63 +61 13m 14o
.38 6 6.1m 8o
.05 34 1.1m 24
.81 14 18m 10
.23 53 507 20o
.31 1 325 15

82 74 65 A D+35.4
83 85 67 A E 54.6
5 33 15 D E 33.8
95 90 90 A C 67.0
53 40 40 B B 45.1
86 67 95 D C+47.6
33 67 30 B E 40.6
68 77 51 B D+33.0
95 90 90 A B65.0
89 35 98 C B+31.1
77 60 73 B C+30.7
87 71 85 C B30.4
20 45 29 C E 57.5
98 92 98 A A 17.5
83 55 85 B B30.1
61 53 73 C C+29.0
61 72 34 C D33.7
59 51 79 B D 22.6
56 77 27 B D43.6
22 49 28 D E 34.0
69 38 86 B C 26.0
88 83 66 A D30.5
94 83 88 A E 41.6
88 74 81 C E 39.8
69 52 67 C D36.0
68 73 62 B D39.5
29 26 51 D E 36.3
29 36 34 E C 139
88 66 91 A C+68.0
69 60 74 D B18.5
7 21 24 C E 38.7
49 59 28 A C+25.3
27 62 7 B E 56.9
98 82 98 B B27.7
23 40 32 D E 19.1
69 66 54 B D26.6
44 49 33 B D+26.8
33 49 27 D E 43.3
65 18 76 C D+28.5
89 85 64 C C+27.3
79 69 75 B E 35.2
93 88 71 B B+24.2
88 79 74 A D37.5
42 8 70 E B+18.0
62 66 50 B D63.9
42 56 43 D E 39.7
73 86 40 A C 56.7
79 74 63 A D39.9
84 99 54 A E 34.5
93 69 89 B B+47.5
84 84 56 B B+35.6
88 59 90 C C+31.9
65 67 72 C D61.0
93 95 71 A E 38.4
92 79 93 B D 63.9
73 75 52 B E 40.4
57 22 71 D D 44.3
38 40 13 B D51.1
21 19 22 C C+31.9
36 20 51 E D+23.9
84 79 64 A D 41.7
26 1 71 E B42.2
59 61 28 B B+46.3

92 93 82 A D19.3 ActivsnBlz ATVI 12.31

70 87 49 A D48.5 AdobeSys r ADBE 25.40
58 82 40 C E 58.3 AdvntSftw r ADVS 24.18
73 34 80 B B+26.9 AladdinKno r ALDN 10.99
45 68 15 B E 28.0 AllscrptsM MDRX 5.65
86 96 54 A D 49.9 Ansys
ANSS . 26.87
98 82 80 A C+47.8 7Athenahltn ATHN 25.00
80 89 43 A D+51.2 Autodesk r ADSK 22.85
94 94 63 A B40.9 BMCSftwr BMC 24.13
84 85 46 A B30.2 Blckbaud 2.8 BLKB 14.10
73 50 79 A D49.9 Blkboard BBBB 31.07
66 78 39 B C+51.5 BluCoat
BCSI 12.04
76 85 51 A D28.1 CAInc
1.1 CA 15.05
96 95 65 B D+61.2 Cerner
r CERN 36.71
86 80 76 A D26.8 CheckPtSf r CHKP 18.47
72 68 50 A D43.9 CitrixSys r CTXS 19.97
95 70 98 B B30.0 CmptrPr 5.2 CPSI 27.87
88 99 67 A E 50.0 ConcurTch r CNQR 24.16
56 74 42 B D88.7 DSTSys
r DST 38.86
46 62 31 B D50.4 DealerTrk r TRAK 11.04
85 74 73 B B20.5 EPIQSys
EPIQ 11.95
98 99 90 A D 40.3 Ebix
r EBIX 22.78
92 60 69 B C 26.3 Eclipsys
ECLP 16.25
34 27 30 B D 61.5 ElecArts
ERTS 26.74
35 54 43 C E 40.6 FairIsa
.5 r FIC 15.05
74 65 73 B E 17.8 FundTech FNDT 10.15
60 5 96 .. A 18.8 i2Tech
ITWO 14.37
97 77 81 A A19.3 Informatca r INFA 13.37
78 56 78 B C+33.0 Intuit
r INTU 23.61
81 75 57 B B 25.5 JDASfwr JDAS 12.78
68 65 60 A D 29.2 JackHn 1.8 r JKHY 16.41
64 94 18 A E 33.6 KenexaCp r KNXA 8.67
92 97 72 A C+35.2 LongtopFn
LFT 14.25
51 38 55 B D+27.5 Macrvsn MVSN 11.34
66 69 50 B D 30.4 ManhAssc MANH 15.48
95 81 83 A B41.7 McAfee
r MFE 29.02
98 90 86 B B 24.0 7MedAsst MDAS 14.60
75 68 67 A D37.5 Micrsft 2.4 MSFT 21.53
47 53 34 B D112 MicroStr r MSTR 40.13
88 75 90 B E 63.6 NDSGrp
NNDS 50.00
23 47 18 .. E 46.0 NetSuiten
N 9.50
66 96 28 A E 22.6 NuanceCm NUAN 9.13
96 89 81 A B 39.1 OpenText OTEX 25.38
85 45 97 D B 14.4 OpnetTech r OPNT 11.02
98 92 77 A C+23.6 Oracle
ORCL 17.17
90 93 67 A E 21.5 ParmTch r PMTC 13.00
92 69 94 C B+15.1 Pegsys 1.0 PEGA 11.91
98 66 91 B C+25.3 PhaseFwd PFWD 18.27
78 77 54 B C 34.0 ProgSftw PRGS 19.87
88 56 73 B B18.9 QuestSoft r QSFT 11.70
68 88 44 A E 24.8 RedHat
r RHT 12.28
70 73 70 C D 15.9 RenscLr 2.8 r RLRN 9.89
77 71 53 A E 59.4 SAPAG 1.8 SAP 34.27
84 86 54 A D 43.7 SPSS
SPSS 24.74
93 81 89 .. C+17.4 SXCHlth
SXCI 12.55
47 73 22 C E 75.2 Salesforc
CRM 27.53
94 69 87 A C 31.6 SoleraHdn SLH 22.49
92 84 88 A D37.0 Sybase
r SY 25.70
87 91 73 B D22.8 Symantec SYMC . 14.28
76 63 62 A C+28.7 Synopsys SNPS 17.04
51 73 46 D E 28.0 TakeTwoIS TTWO 12.46
68 67 44 A D 34.2 TaleoA
TLEO 12.00
45 46 28 B D41.7 UltimtStwr r ULTI 16.06
75 75 53 B C+42.5 Verisign
VRSN 22.01
5. COMP SFTWR
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Ameris 2.0 r ABCB 10.00
ArrowF 4.2 r AROW 23.69
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BB&T
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BkHawai 3.7 r BOH 48.03
BnkIrel
44 IRE 8.70
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BkNova 5.6 BNS 32.93
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Cobiz
2.7 COBZ 10.31
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B6

NASDAQ STOCKS IN THE NEWS

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

INVESTORS.COM

Graphic displays of stocks over $12 that hit new price highs (names boldfaced) or are near new highs (regular type face) or had greatest % increase in volume on stocks over $15 and up 50 or more (name underlined). Stocks that are extended in price
over 15% from a consolidation (or basing) period have been omitted. How to Read chart appears on the NASDAQ every Monday. Stocks highlighted are not recommendations and should be researched further before investing.

Nursing Provider Hits

Highs In Key Factors
Almost FamilyAFAM is shaping an irregular double-bottom base.
Thein-home nursing firm corrected as much as 37% in its base.
The stocks low is characterized
by a large upside reversal. Thats a
positive sign.
The companys earnings last quarter were at a recent high.
Hot Tip: When the stock market
turns up, most market leaders
appear in Stocks In The News
charts. You don't want to miss them.

Earnings grew 43%, which is a

three-quarter best. Sales grew
50%, the best in four quarters.
The companys latest pretax margin of 9.9% and return on equity of
25% were multiyear highs going
back to at least 1999. Its after-tax
margin of 8% for Q2 also was at a
high. Patrick Cain

ALMOST FAMILY INC (AFAM)

Group 3
o$39.93 HUDSON CITY BANCORP INC (HCBK) Group 23 o$17.10 ENSIGN GROUP INC (ENSG)
Group 44
$16.59 NEOGEN CORP (NEOG)
Group 13
$29.46 PETMED EXPRESS INC (PETS) Group 78 o$16.29
99 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 99 ROE 25% 6.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 93 ROE 6% 467.7M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 98 ROE 23% 8.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 97 ROE 12% 13.1M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 98 ROE 32% 23.0M Shares
PROVIDES IN-HOME NURSING SERVICES AND PERSONAL CUSTODIAL CARE
FOR RECUPERATING AND DISABLED PATIENTS.

HOLDING COMPANY FOR HUDSON CITY SAVINGS BANK OPERATING VIA 119
BRANCHES IN 22 COUNTIES IN NJ, NY AND CT.

OPERATES 54 SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES AND 7 ASSISTED LIVING

FACILITIES IN CA, AZ, TX, UT, WA AND ID

DEVELOPS PHARMACEUTICALS/VACCINES FOR ANIMAL SAFETY AND DIAGNOSTIC TEST KITS FOR FOOD SAFETY.

MARKETS PRESCRIPTION/NON-PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS AND OTHER

HEALTH PRODUCTS FOR DOGS/CATS/HORSES VIA CATALOG/INTERNET.

+70% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 290,100 Debt 47%
Last Qtr Eps +43%5 Prior Qtr +36%6 Last Qtr Sales +50%
13 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/6

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 10,128,500 Debt 263%

Last Qtr Eps +67%5 Prior Qtr +57%5 Last Qtr Sales +24%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23

+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 87,800 Debt 47%
Last Qtr Eps +14%6 Prior Qtr +55%5 Last Qtr Sales +15%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 12/21

+19% Ann. EPS Gro PE 34 Avg. Daily Vol 77,100 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +19%6 Prior Qtr +31%5 Last Qtr Sales +26%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/3
R&D 3%

+26% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 369,500 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +39%5 Prior Qtr +17%6 Last Qtr Sales +16%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/22

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 94

Close

DEVELOPS VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES (VAD), POINT-OF-CARE BLOOD

DIAGNOSTIC TEST KITS AND VASCULAR GRAFTS.

PROVIDES OUTSOURCED BILLING, CUSTOMER CARE, PRINT AND MAIL

SERVICES FOR THE CABLE AND SATELLITE INDUSTRIES

DEVELOPS TOUCHPAD AND CUSTOMIZED USER INTERFACE SOFTWARE FOR

DIGITAL PLAYERS, LAPTOPS, AND MOBILE COMMUNICATION DEVICES.

DEVELOPS CYTOKINES, ANTIBODIES AND OTHER BIOTECHNOLOGY AND

HEMATOLOGY PRODUCTS FOR RESEARCH AND CLINICAL DIAGNOSTICS.

+28% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. Daily Vol 233,800 Debt 69%
Last Qtr Eps +8%6 Prior Qtr +21%5 Last Qtr Sales +5%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/6

-6% Ann. EPS Gro PE 62 Avg. Daily Vol 952,500 Debt 36%
Last Qtr Eps +122%5 Prior Qtr 0%5 Last Qtr Sales +44%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 18%

+12% Ann. EPS Gro PE 7 Avg. Daily Vol 561,600 Debt 279%
Last Qtr Eps -2%6 Prior Qtr +17%6 Last Qtr Sales +10%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/29
R&D 13%

+20% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. D. Vol 1,426,700 Debt 110%

Last Qtr Eps +29%5 Prior Qtr +21%6 Last Qtr Sales +35%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 11/1
R&D 13%

+17% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 220,800 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +28%5 Prior Qtr +21%6 Last Qtr Sales +20%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/29
R&D 8%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 67

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31.18
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1.50 37 5.3m 12

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

IBD Composite Rating

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 99 95 77 A D45.5 FLIRSystms FLIR . 27.47 1.90
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
53 16 86 E D20.4 HerleyInds HRLY 12.39 +.04
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 69 83 50 B C 22.7 HtWC 3.0 HWCC 11.38 .43
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
96 94 84 A D22.4 7IPGPhot IPGP 15.19 .50
81 33 80 B B 27.7 SusqBnc 7.3 SUSQ 14.31 1.80 +20 1.3m 10 85 94 65 A D48.3 IIVI
IIVI 26.03 2.14
64 9 81 C B+19.0 Synovus 2.6 SNV 9.26 .52 58 2.8m 12 63 89 33 A E 112 Itron Inc
ITRI 51.90 3.35
79 17 93 B B+28.0 TCFFinl 6.1 TCB 16.31 1.18 12 2.6m 13o 60 58 63 C E 100 Kyocera 1.7 KYO 59.35 2.05
59 23 78 E B 27.0 TaylorC
TAYC 10.50 .38 75 12 ..k 92 84 73 C C+115 L3Comm 1.5 r LLL 79.84 2.16
91 56 94 C A+29.9 TxCapBsh
TCBI 17.59 1.24 19 269 16 90 92 82 B C+16.3 LaBargeInc
LB 11.50 .12
95 68 95 B A59.3 Tompkns 3.0 r TMP 44.65 1.15 47 16 14k 56 65 53 C C+39.2 Littelfuse LFUS 21.14 1.07
63 54 58 B C+75.6 TorDmBk 5.2 TD 44.41 2.51 +29 1.5m 8o 85 78 79 B D+45.6 MTSSys 1.9 r MTSC 30.97 1.17
97 67 98 C B+27.9 TwneBk 1.5 TOWN 21.00
... 60 23 21 62 71 42 B C+28.8 MeasSpcl MEAS 11.34 .93
78 24 96 B B32.8 TricoBc 2.9 TCBK 17.74 .83 +16 67 15k 90 89 72 A D 119 MettlerTole MTD 77.54 5.65
80 30 88 B A34.0 Trustmk 4.9 TRMK 18.64 1.30 30 416 11k 45 79 36 C D30.6 Molex 4.3 MOLX 14.33 .91
12 23 23 E C+53.0 UBS
UBS 14.12 1.40 31 5.0m ..
52 79 35 C C+28.0 MolxA 4.6 MOLXA 13.21 .93
93 80 92 C C 69.6 UMBFi 1.4 r UMBF 46.43 3.94 10 306 22 42 80 34 C E 29.2 MultFnElc MFLX 10.04 .72
86 54 85 B B+42.2 USBancp 6.0 USB 28.11 2.09 15 21m 11o 86 92 85 A D 39.6 NVE
NVEC 25.22 .19
67 8 89 C B+23.1 Umpqu 5.8 UMPQ 13.15 .70 39 468 21 77 99 69 D D24.4 Panason 2.3 r PC 14.86 1.23
42 91 16 B D161 Unibanco
UBB 53.3011.43 +31 3.3m 18 47 55 60 C D+31.7 ParkElc 1.8 PKE 18.00 1.06
81 25 95 C B+29.2 UnBksh 3.5 UBSH 21.32 .85 50 19 16k 87 88 68 B D+30.0 Perknelm 1.4 PKI 20.03 1.01
90 24 99 C A74.6 UnBnCal 2.8 UB 73.40 +.02 87 436 21o 57 76 53 B D32.9 Plantron 1.4 r PLT 14.48 .97
93 53 96 B A52.6 UtdBkWV 4.0 UBSI 28.88 1.44 29 337 13k
67 96 36 C D 32.5 Plexus
r PLXS 14.68 .52
76 24 87 C B 22.7 UtdCmBk 2.7 UCBI 13.57 1.21 40 246 12k 62 75 44 B D48.8 RofinSinar RSTI 22.00 .50
92 57 97 B B+39.0 UnivPA 2.8 UVSP 28.61 1.89 43 14 15 83 89 65 A E 62.8 ThermoFis TMO 41.03 2.11
84 56 86 B B24.8 VallyNBc 4.8 VLY 16.80 .68 39 616 13 55 88 29 A E 59.4 ThomasBett TNB 21.89 1.78
85 61 87 B C 33.3 WshTr 3.9 WASH 21.61 .65 13 32 12 51 87 38 B E 40.3 TycoEle 2.9 r TEL 19.95 .61
87 47 94 B B+44.7 WellsFg 4.3 r WFC 31.30 1.34 +4 65m 13o 57 67 48 B E 78.3 Varian
r VARI 35.74 .90
93 39 97 B B+35.1 Wesbc 4.4 WSBC 25.41 .19 7 137 15 47 82 39 E E 20.0 VeecoInst VECO 9.22 .47
79 29 76 B A15.3 WestBc 6.2 WTBA 10.29 1.13 75 15 11k 74 88 59 A E 81.8 Waters
WAT . 44.10 2.71
47 3 77 D B28.7 WstCtB .4 WCBO 10.56 .82 27 91 .. 39 86 18 B E 49.1 WescoIntl WCC 16.50 2.88
85 55 91 B B93.7 WAmB 2.8 r WABC 49.72 1.76 35 304 16o
8.
FINANCE
76 25 93 C B 27.7 WstnAllBc WAL 12.83 1.32 0 165 20
67 92 45 A E 144 WstpacBk 8.9 WBK 70.17 4.35 14 23 7 99 98 93 A B19.3 EzcorpClA EZPW . 14.54 1.02

58 15 76 C C+33.0
75 32 82 B B 46.8
92 60 98 B A16.5
71 30 83 D A44.9
83 31 91 C B 17.9
65 21 81 C B 63.9

Whitny 7.1 r WTNY

WilmtnTr 5.5 WL
WilshB 1.9 WIBC
Wintrst 1.5 WTFC
YadknVF 3.7 YAVY
ZionBcp 5.2 ZION

17.55
25.25
10.60
24.07
13.88
32.80

.75
1.70
.85
4.65
.37
+.24

32 635 14o
59 506 11
+2 200 11
3 457 16
60 16 12k
46 2.7m 8o

7. ELECTRONICS
56 73 24 A C+21.4 AUOpt 7.8 AUO 7.43
97 87 96 B B35.6 7AeroVir AVAV . 28.25
77 92 46 B D 38.4 Agilent
r A 21.24
59 94 35 A E 52.3 AmphenlA .2 r APH . 25.17
50 88 31 B E 83.2 Anixter
r AXE 34.75
98 68 98 D A18.9 AppldSg 2.9 APSG 17.52
95 81 88 C C+27.8 ArgonST
STST 18.95
35 68 31 C E 42.8 ArrowElec r ARW 17.19
43 77 36 C E 42.5 Avnet
AVT 17.00
98 90 97 B B79.7 AxsysTech AXYS . 56.49
30 20 50 C C+34.1 BelfusB 1.6 BELFB 17.62
26 50 29 E D+21.7 BenchmrkEl r BHE 9.44
66 53 55 B D20.7 CPIIntl
r CPII 8.83
88 93 88 C D 14.0 CTS
1.2 r CTS 10.24
81 99 45 A C+33.6 ChinaSecn CSR 10.91
89 92 67 B C+28.1 Cognex 4.0 r CGNX . 15.10
70 83 74 D D 38.5 Coherentn COHR 23.47
63 97 27 A E 28.1 Corning 1.8 r GLW 10.97
55 22 65 D C+47.2 Cubic
.8 CUB 21.87
99 93 98 C A 80.7 DRSTech .1 DRS 80.35
82 83 63 A D89.2 Danaher .2 DHR 56.85
84 80 63 A D88.4 Dionex
DNEX 52.37
97 91 80 B E 64.2 ElbitSy 1.7 ESLT 45.00
38 6 62 B C+33.5 FEI
FEIC 17.98
57 50 39 B B45.3 FaroTech FARO 16.59

NYTime
5 YEAR HISTORY
Low
Date High Current 10 AM
11 AM
12 PM
14.08
............................................................................................... 01 PM
02 PM
CBOEMarket Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)
05/20/08 14.1 10/10/08 103.4 07/15/05 8.2 10/10/08 103.4 76.4 03 PM
............................................................................................... 04 PM
12 MONTH HISTORY
Low
Date High

Date

Public/NYSE Specialist Short Sales

02/29/08 8.74 07/04/08 21.91 02/04/05 1.18 07/04/08 21.91

Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls

01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58 01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58

TOTAL

Wed

Tue

642
1586
2208
2734
3407
4104
6056

.69
1.58
1.49
2.33

10 2.9m 1
+8 258 27o
+1 2.9m 10
2 2.4m 10o

1.18+146 1.7m 5o
+.62+175 313 28
.03 60 46 20
1.04 +67 2.0m 5
.48 +64 2.6m 5
3.89 +19 189 33
.66 29 31 12k
.24 +39 1.0m 7k
.15 14 32 7
+.15 +36 278 11k
.24 22 398 7
.65 53 163 15k
1.52 8 195 14o
.33 7 20m 6
.16 46 65 14o
... 13 900 19
1.25 +74 4.6m 13o
.86 26 108 18k
.23+133 66 15k
1.11 +5 394 19
1.33 24 135 12

Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind.

589
+52
1434 +151
2060 +148
2632 +101
3131 +276
3805 +299
5009 +1046

-37.1
-26.8
-30.4
-31.9
-40.3
-47.2
-58.2

-354.8
-258.8
-288.8
-284.2
-342.0
-387.3
-514.4

8678.8
8774.7
8744.7
8749.4
8691.6
8646.3
8519.2

6056 5009 +1046

1.90
............................................................................................... .............................................................................................

MutualFund Share Purchases/Redemptions(X-Money Market Funds) NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)
07/01/08 0.92 12/03/07 1.40 07/01/08 0.92 12/01/06 1.50 0.97 NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY
...............................................................................................

NASDAQ Daily Trading Volume as % of NYSEDaily Volume

03/20/08 108.3 08/29/08 207 09/16/05 79.1 08/29/08 207

22nd

193

............................................................................................... N/A

Number of Stock Splits in IBD 6000 (prior 30 days)

03/03/08 15 01/04/08 70 03/03/08 15 06/19/06

-7.0%

87

21st

20th

17th

16th

3482

3860

4972

5144

-3.8%

+5.7%

-0.4%

+3.7%

28 ............................................................................................

...............................................................................................

HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES

New Issues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE

10/21/08 3.8% 12/13/07 9.0% 10/29/03 2.1% 03/16/05 9.3%

3.8% NYTime

Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average

10/10/08 2.33 10/31/07 4.41 10/10/08 2.33 10/09/07 4.42

2.55 11 AM

Wed

Tue

PM
PM
PM
PM
PM

302
709
964
1183
1442
1739
2548

209
530
804
1043
1251
1538
2105

+93
+179
+159
+139
+191
+200
+442

TOTAL

2548

2105

+442

...............................................................................................

10 AM

...............................................................................................

12
01
0
............................................................................................... 02
03
Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average
10/31/07 2.19 10/10/08 3.77 02/17/04 1.95 10/10/08 3.77 3.45 04

Priceto Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones Industrial Average

10/21/08 0.0 05/29/08 102.0 10/21/08 0.0 05/29/08 102.0

Chg Nasdaq Composite.

-35.8
-23.1
-31.5
-30.1
-46.7
-63.6
-80.9

1660.8
1673.5
1665.1
1666.5
1649.9
1633.0
1615.7

............................................................................................

NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)

22nd
N/A

21st
6545

Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 80

Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 82

Psychological Market Indicators HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES

Date

Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 79

DISTRIBUTES FOOD TO NEARLY 400 INDEPENDENT GROCERY STORES AND

OPERATES 84 SUPERMARKETS IN MI, OH AND IN.

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
Dividend

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 47

SPARTAN STORES INC (SPTN) Group 19 o$25.94 THORATEC CORP (THOR)

Group 30
$15.12 SYNAPTICS INC (SYNA)
Group 52
o$29.55 TECHNE CORP (TECH)
Group 14
o$68.31
Group 13
o$26.79 C S G SYSTEMS INC (CSGS)
98 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 98 ROE 17% 21.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 75 EPS RS 99 ROE 5% 48.1M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 73 EPS RS 92 ROE 39% 34.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 97 ROE 32% 31.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 92 ROE 22% 35.9M Shares

IBDS RESEARCH TABLES Continued

52-wk

Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 41

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 85

20th
5646

17th
7559

16th
9655

............................................................................................

WEDNESDAY VOLUME TOTAL

407

STOCKS ADVANCED ON

2479

STOCKS DECLINED ON

99

STOCKS UNCHANGED ON

2,476,170,000
313,978,000
2,152,805,000
9,387,000

42 58 21 B D135
87 83 67 A C+80.8
32 58 11 B E 88.9
40 59 50 D C 79.9
36 47 21 B D43.9
41 47 36 B D 61.6
83 66 88 B E 23.9
41 58 23 C C+69.3
78 70 59 B C 21.1
65 73 41 B D249
29 23 22 C D+26.5
61 31 74 C C 26.7
35 50 38 B E 24.2
65 63 66 .. E 21.6
84 90 48 A C 714
43 76 15 C D 34.6
54 21 73 C B 67.8
98 97 88 B B48.9
90 73 92 B C 40.6
54 45 35 B C+38.3
95 84 79 A C 31.5
61 30 64 C B+67.9
94 99 67 A E 20.4
77 92 30 A C+33.0
88 73 94 D D22.8
55 59 32 B D50.0
55 38 70 B C 16.0
66 74 54 A E 40.2
53 80 25 B E 33.3
71 51 84 E B+27.2
66 99 8 A D 53.3
72 60 39 A C 45.0
68 69 51 B D+27.0
80 67 79 B C 27.3
95 89 95 A D+20.7
81 85 54 A D56.8
65 67 41 A E 143
79 85 65 B C 51.5
52 34 46 B D+73.4
55 34 46 B D20.1
99 90 87 A C+49.9
92 69 95 B B 92.9
91 82 69 B B+33.0
65 67 63 .. B35.9
86 99 36 A B194
73 73 58 C D+37.7
62 63 28 B B32.3
74 81 47 A D 53.4
41 42 57 D D 34.5
53 69 13 B D37.1
44 23 70 E D+29.0
60 23 91 E B45.6
28 23 43 E E 25.9
97 93 90 B D19.8
49 20 80 .. C+52.9
35 51 9 B D+83.9
78 79 72 B E 36.6
76 93 51 B E 57.1
48 41 40 A E 38.4
67 44 75 .. B 18.0
86 98 55 A D320
77 79 58 B C+35.7
11 8 14 E C+70.0
57 58 43 B D26.5
65 62 74 B D26.1
51 16 57 B D 18.0
70 95 22 A B95.3
97 99 84 A B+50.5
33 62 6 B D+55.8
80 55 93 D A 19.8
76 88 39 A C 33.8
42 23 72 E D18.8
44 41 25 B C+49.4
77 68 62 B B107

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 95

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 49

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
+56 2.2m 25
36 48 ..o
50 94 7
28 232 20k
+9 268 14o
4 611 15
+86 50 11k
+21 1.3m 12
+4 79 12k
+4 153 12
37 77 13k
63 26 9k
24 265 14
24 1.1m 10
39 193 9k
46 100 7
19 31 16k
25 339 10k
4 122 12
1 1.3m 14k
+47 817 8
13 463 7k
10 306 11k
+90 6.3m 13
+5 939 6k
+8 4.2m 7
+55 491 13k
8 267 34k
+32 1.6m 13o
+59 1.3m 3

36 438 13

AffiltMgrs AMG 44.10 5.97 +65 1.5m 6o

AlliancDta r ADS 47.16 2.55 +7 1.8m 11
AlliBern 17 AB 21.44 1.41 34 487 5
Amerco
r UHAL 34.78 1.95 55 43 15k
AmCpLtd32 r ACAS 13.04 2.00 +68 6.5m 4
AmerExp 2.9 AXP 25.02 1.37 +9 20m 8o
APhySv 1.6 r AMPH 18.44 .55 36 16 6k
Amerprs 3.1 r AMP 21.98 3.77 3 3.4m 5
ApollInv 18 AINV 11.45 1.07 14 1.2m 7
Blackrck 2.6 BLK 120.4 9.78 +47 1.1m 14o
Blackst 13 r BX 8.90 .10 28 1.7m ..
BlckH&R 3.5 r HRB 16.94 1.03 21 2.1m 12o
BrdrdgF 2.5 BR 11.41 .26 +5 1.1m 7
BrkfInf
7.5 BIP 14.16 .24 +8 67 ..o
CMEGrp 1.5 r CME 304.224.52 5 1.4m 17
Calamos 5.5 CLMS 8.07 .80 33 150 5k
CaptlOne 4.1 r COF 36.40 2.48 44 6.8m 7o
CashAmer .4 CSH . 34.98 2.25 +47 816 11
CassInfo 1.5 CASS 31.06 2.46 77 5 16k
CohenStr 5.7 CNS 15.43 .99+137 727 10k
CreditAcc CACC 14.78 1.69 +19 27 6k
CrdSuis 4.1 CS 37.37 4.00 +2 1.7m 86
Cybrsrce r CYBS . 11.13 1.74 +85 1.5m 19
DollarFin r DLLR 11.15 .32 37 176 5k
DuffPhlpn
DUF 17.85 +.50 +19 79 25k
EatnVan 3.0 r EV 20.06 1.93 17 1.1m 11o
ElctrRnt 5.8 ELRC 10.37 .43 +32 111 13
Equifax .7 r EFX 23.87 .82 +27 1.5m 9
EuronetWW EEFT 10.14 1.16 34 362 7
Evercore 3.8 EVR 12.65 .12 10 161 24k
FCStonen r FCSX 8.26 1.24 41 278 4
FedInvs
4.5 FII 21.42 1.46 7 1.9m 9
FidNInfo 1.4 r FIS 13.99 1.22 2 1.9m 6k
FinlFedl 3.1 FIF 19.64 .83 +96 495 9
FstCshFinl r FCFS 15.32 .54 +43 474 13o
Fiserv
r FISV 33.20 2.67 +73 3.9m 11
FrankRes 1.3 r BEN 62.04 5.29 +9 2.2m 8
GATX 3.7 r GMT 29.42 3.73 +83 1.3m 8k
GAMCO
.4 GBL 30.57 1.15 +5 90 13k
GldstnC 15 GLAD 11.02 .58 44 65 7
GloblPay .2 GPN . 38.41 3.15 +33 1.1m 17o
Greenhi 2.8 r GHL 63.38 1.96 52 163 15k
HrtldPay 2.1 HPY 17.22 1.24 44 228 16k
IntrctBrkn r IBKR 21.92 1.66 18 758 10
IntcntlEx
ICE 68.63 8.64 27 1.6m 15
IntlAsst
r IAAC 17.81 .71 54 20 6
Invesco 4.5 r IVZ 12.43 1.90 39 4.0m 7k
InvTech
ITG 23.61 1.28 34 447 8
JacksnHw 5.8 JTX 12.35 .44 33 296 9o
JanusCap .4 JNS 10.34 1.66 13 3.4m 8
JeffrsGp
r JEF 14.24 1.23 33 1.5m ..o
KBWInc
KBW 24.18 .27 +37 431 ..
KaynAEn 12 KED 13.80 1.72 +6 70 ..
KnightCap NITE 14.44 +.09+179 4.7m 9o
LazardL 1.3 LAZ 31.15 3.63 15 1.1m 12
LeggMs 5.4 LM 17.77 3.02 6 3.4m 3
LenderPS
LPS 23.95 .60 47 404 8
M&FWorld r MFW 25.56 1.06 0 112 8k
MSCIIncn
MXB 17.16 1.44 +5 953 23o
MVCCap 4.1 MVC 11.79 .63 36 86 45x
MastrCd .4 MA . 140.9 8.85 +3 4.1m 19
McGthR 4.2 r MGRC 19.03 .70 46 52 10k
MerrlLyn 8.2 MER 17.16 1.47 48 29m ..o
Metavnten MV 12.95 .97 +4 414 8o
MobileMini MINI 14.54 .91 +15 360 10k
NGPCap 14 NGPC 10.82 1.21 22 126 11k
NYSEEur 4.2 r NYX 28.75 2.87 17 5.5m 9
NasdaqOMX NDAQ 30.71 2.38 +69 6.7m 16
NatlFinP 11 NFP 7.61 .59 14 518 2k
Nelnet
NNI 12.59 .83 72 79 8k
Net1UEPS UEPS 14.74 1.36 38 277 9k
Nomura 2.5 NMR 11.75 .96 +40 595 ..k
OppenHl 2.7 OPY 16.24 3.50 41 30 5k
Orix
2.0 IX 58.13 3.09 +25 38 8k

80 69 78 B D 19.4
54 23 75 E B52.0
91 67 75 A B 52.7
77 77 38 A D+70.2
69 58 60 C C+38.3
87 95 63 B C 26.4
58 75 54 C C 76.6
56 58 47 B E 33.1
94 78 89 C A22.5
87 81 76 A D 28.8
65 81 26 A D86.6
93 69 98 B A60.6
13 19 16 D D+174
77 76 62 B D 25.4
86 93 53 A B28.4
47 63 26 B E 29.5
28 74 18 C E 34.4
56 58 61 B E 50.0
76 65 69 B E 89.8
59 64 23 A E 38.0
66 73 50 A E 28.6
99 85 93 A B+53.3
94 87 76 A C+46.0
84 80 48 A B41.1

PensonW r PNSN 10.01

PiperJaff
r PJC 30.76
PortRec
PRAA 32.04
PrceTR 2.9 r TROW 32.75
RaymJam 2.1 r RJF 20.83
RiskMetn RMG 13.93
Ryder 2.4 r R 38.57
SEI
1.0 r SEIC 15.77
SWSGrp 2.5 r SWS 14.22
Schwb 1.3 r SCHW 17.99
StateStr 2.7 STT 36.06
StifelFin
SF 43.10
StdntLn 11 STU 49.12
TNSInc
TNS 13.75
TALIntl 10 TAL 15.66
TotalSys 2.4 TSS 11.79
UtdRental
URI 8.42
VeriFone
PAY 11.19
Visan
.9 V . 48.51
WaddllR 5.1 WDR 15.00
WstnUn .3 r WU 14.95
WestwdH 3.0 WHG 40.03
WrldAcptc WRLD 26.30
WrightExp r WXS 18.06

+.86 +10 263 7k

1.79 9 297 ..o
1.80 50 87 10k
4.07+105 7.1m 13
2.35 +35 2.5m 10o
1.09 +19 370 43
5.46+107 2.4m 8o
1.75 16 950 11o
1.62 11 250 12k
1.83 +17 16m 17o
3.54 34 5.6m 6o
3.07 32 271 17
4.78 26 26 13
.68 58 73 10k
.34 16 90 8k
.96 2 1.1m 8o
1.13 21 883 3k
.78 59 791 86o
2.19 10 9.8m ..o
.69 34 997 9k
1.80 +55 12m 11o
1.77 59 12 17k
1.62 19 207 8
1.31 30 222 8k

9. FOOD/BEV
57 82 27 B B49.0
73 83 49 B E 59.6
72 30 86 B B48.8
60 16 64 C B25.2
97 75 95 B C+40.9
78 73 75 E D 25.8
71 52 85 C B 64.2
83 77 76 A D65.6
25 42 30 C E 27.1
72 83 56 B E 63.8
47 89 14 B E 50.1
81 57 74 C E 26.2
45 89 23 B E 55.0
44 30 75 B E 29.2
98 73 98 D A 32.1
73 71 88 B E 26.9
79 90 50 A E 23.0
98 82 95 B B 32.7
70 87 44 C D+49.8
39 27 32 C D39.8
96 74 96 B D 72.0
99 83 84 C B 35.1
88 96 58 A B68.4
95 68 85 A E 53.0
79 40 89 B D+44.3
62 66 71 C E 42.8
83 39 86 C B37.0
94 66 90 A D58.5
93 60 88 B D35.3
71 7 95 D B25.2
91 70 86 B E 42.1
54 67 57 C E 43.4
64 82 52 C E 36.0
86 72 72 A E 79.8
45 72 25 B E 66.8
98 65 97 B B+74.1
64 12 81 B B 50.5
87 68 71 B D+17.0
86 64 77 C D+33.1
28 25 32 D C+32.2
93 64 89 B D+56.7
53 99 15 A E 52.2
59 22 88 D C+35.0
98 54 97 C B31.6
14 4 47 D E 19.5
92 67 70 A D 37.3
87 67 61 A D38.3
49 86 11 A C+145

ArchrDan 2.9 ADM 17.96

Cadbury 1.3 CBY 32.64
CalMne 2.3 CALM 26.51
Calavo 3.2 CVGW 10.97
CmpblSp 2.8 r CPB 36.02
Chiquita
CQB 13.86
CcColaB 2.4 COKE 40.91
CocaCo 3.3 KO 45.38
CocaClEn 2.5 CCE 11.04
CocaCFm 1.4 KOF 34.39
CcColaH 3.0 CCH 13.02
ConAgra 4.3 r CAG 17.57
CornPr 2.8 r CPO 20.00
DeanFds
DF 18.58
DiamdFd .6 DMND 29.10
DrPepSnn
DPS 20.91
EmbtldB 2.0 AKOB 12.23
FlowrsF 2.3 r FLO 26.41
Fomento 1.8 FMX 24.36
FrshDelM
FDP 16.29
GenMills 2.7 GIS 64.45
HainCelstl HAIN 23.87
HansenNat r HANS 23.40
HeinzHJ 4.0 HNZ 41.88
Hershey 3.4 HSY 34.83
HormelFd 2.6 HRL 28.80
J&JSnack 1.3 r JJSF 28.02
Kellogg 2.8 K 49.25
KraftFdA 4.1 KFT 28.24
Lance
3.0 LNCE 21.33
McCorm 2.6 MKC 33.27
PepsiBtl 3.0 r PBG 22.66
PepsiAmr 3.1 r PAS 17.50
PepsiCo 3.2 PEP 53.64
Perdigao
PDA 24.81
Ralcorp
RAH 66.55
SandrFa1.7 r SAFM 32.59
SaraLee 3.9 SLE 10.79
Sensient 3.2 SXT 23.83
SmithfldF
SFD 13.48
Smucker 2.8 r SJM 45.54
Synutran SYUT 11.96
TootsieR 1.3 TR 23.77
TreeHseFd THS 29.78
TysonA 1.6 TSN 10.07
Unilever 4.1 UN 23.39
Unilever 4.6 UL 21.93
WimmBD .9 WBD . 37.91

73 60 74 C D39.5
66 82 34 B E 65.5
63 37 83 C E 49.0
78 74 78 C E 43.4
56 48 54 C C+54.7
70 73 60 C E 49.5
80 56 79 C B46.1
78 53 90 E D 23.7
76 45 82 B D+23.4
85 57 79 C D29.3
85 81 86 D D23.6
55 39 56 C D45.4
78 22 96 C B48.9
67 70 41 A E 78.0
77 50 81 C D+44.5
80 71 54 B E 18.6
83 67 79 D B 33.8
98 70 95 C B+36.4
81 83 84 C E 29.8
62 89 13 A E 57.5
82 93 48 A E 26.6
94 68 92 B B29.0
68 32 90 C D50.6
40 34 25 B D35.0
36 80 7 C E 107
93 79 80 A D+31.0
63 38 74 C E 51.2
74 73 72 C E 49.4
75 58 82 C E 20.8
65 65 49 B D58.6
97 93 82 B C+26.8
71 48 83 D C+24.3
95 98 71 A E 52.5
61 75 22 A E 79.6
94 98 65 B B20.6

AGLRes 6.0 ATG

Alleghn 2.1 AYE
Allete
4.9 ALE
AllntEgy 4.8 LNT
Ameren 8.6 AEE
AmElcPwr 5.5 AEP
AmrStWt 3.3 AWR
AmWWks 4.2 AWK
AquaAm 3.5 WTR
AtmosEn 5.8 ATO
Avista 3.9 AVA
BlackHl 5.7 BKH
CHEnergy 5.1 CHG
CPFLEnrg 12 CPL
CalifWtr 3.8 CWT
CenterPt 7.0 CNP
CentrlVT 4.4 CV
ChesUtil 4.0 CPK
Cleco
4.2 CNL
CmpSABESP SBS
CIG
4.0 CIG
CNWtrSv 3.7 CTWS
ConEdisn 5.9 ED
ConsWtr 2.4 CWCO
ConstlEn 7.8 r CEG
DPL
4.9 DPL
DTEEnrgy 6.3 DTE
DomRs 4.7 D
DukeEngy 6.0 DUK
EdisnInt 3.8 EIX
ElPasoElc r EE
EmprDist 7.0 EDE
EmpNcCh 3.4 EOC
Energen 1.6 EGN
Enersis 6.8 ENI

1.51 8 8.3m 6
2.46 0 439 10o
.80 71 277 4o
.53 68 14 32
.75 1 2.7m 18
.18 +22 868 15
.95 24 28 25k
.65 +6 16m 14o
.75 +21 4.8m 8
3.50 14 176 9k
.85+188 272 6k
.31 +2 6.3m 16o
3.05 +6 1.2m 6
.78 42 1.2m 19
.08 8 200 31
.58 41 2.3m 9o
.23 70 9 9k
.68 51 686 23
3.00 17 1.4m 10
.16 11 507 5k
1.78 +53 6.2m 17o
.80 26 430 16
.70 47 1.6m 13
1.86 17 3.0m 15o
1.06 29 1.6m 18o
.29 +17 723 12o
.75 58 35 19k
1.05 +7 2.9m 17
.99 24 13m 14
+.06 47 129 56k
.89 +16 1.3m 16o
1.22 +8 2.6m 9o
+.63 +95 1.0m 9
1.36 5 9.4m 14o
4.21 31 150 11k
.13 25 821 19
.85 31 341 19o
.66 +4 6.9m 10
1.75 +76 741 12
1.04 36 1.8m 19o
.43 +89 1.2m 14
1.33 26 100 11k
.43 22 181 28k
+.75 +3 446 20
.83 15 5.4m 31
1.80 +65 4.6m 12
2.19+101 3.3m 11
7.61 7 226 10

10. UTILITY
27.87
28.34
35.29
29.06
29.68
29.76
30.07
18.97
15.38
22.30
18.44
24.48
42.41
37.70
31.18
10.47
20.92
30.17
21.64
18.29
13.03
24.11
39.76
11.00
24.53
22.40
33.59
33.86
15.45
32.31
18.38
18.24
34.06
29.56
12.32

.32 +21 833 10k

3.25 +19 2.8m 11
1.75 36 185 13k
.95+117 1.8m 10
1.85 +10 1.7m 9
1.60 +11 3.2m 8
1.93 36 85 20k
.72 40 304 ..o
1.09 12 1.0m 22
.21 +21 719 11k
.68 50 216 16k
1.17 22 262 11k
+.35 29 65 18k
4.02 +28 286 7k
1.32 30 114 20k
.59 +18 4.9m 8
.56 +15 69 11k
.72 61 14 14k
.60 20 410 12k
2.51 +34 775 3
2.31 +52 2.9m 5k
.90 66 10 20k
1.07 17 2.3m 12
1.01 11 68 18k
.30 64 2.7m 4
.73 42 762 12k
1.21 9 1.2m 12
2.17 +37 4.6m 11
.25 +78 20m 12
2.10 +2 2.7m 8
.45 34 233 9k
.55 47 108 17k
3.90 +74 400 17k
1.76 +55 1.6m 6o
1.03 +84 1.5m 14k

76 78 56 B E 127
38 46 21 B E 76.1
64 60 47 A D92.1
58 66 51 C E 73.8
60 53 58 B E 84.0
53 46 61 C E 30.5
95 80 95 C B29.8
65 39 51 B B 56.9
94 93 66 A D+60.0
68 55 76 C D36.7
86 63 82 C E 54.0
20 13 29 D D23.1
99 85 98 C B52.1
91 56 90 B C+37.2
88 66 78 B B19.8
33 25 19 B D43.5
33 18 35 C C+47.2
70 63 88 D E 38.9
90 84 63 B D63.7
94 84 66 A B 87.0
97 57 94 B B41.1
97 69 96 B C+52.0
63 42 60 C D 20.5
61 55 74 D E 33.2
87 49 92 C B56.0
70 59 63 D B30.2
70 72 47 B E 52.2
27 20 36 C E 46.2
68 53 75 C E 49.4
45 55 43 C E 55.2
75 85 65 C E 30.1
96 55 97 B C 35.3
70 51 83 C D44.5
67 20 79 C B28.8
75 60 80 C D 50.3
60 74 43 B E 52.3
76 53 83 C C+28.6
89 78 80 C B 38.6
75 64 84 C E 44.1
58 57 56 C E 64.2
85 70 83 C E 39.4
86 62 89 B E 40.6
69 74 40 C E 33.0
68 36 83 D E 33.3
50 23 71 C D22.0
71 91 45 B E 37.8
90 71 81 B E 28.9
90 75 92 D B+37.8
47 25 82 .. E 34.5
58 28 75 C E 32.2
43 79 10 B E 96.6
73 43 81 D D36.2
41 16 71 C E 26.8
75 67 85 C E 50.5
86 79 77 C D23.5

Entergy 4.0 ETR 75.61

EqtblRes 3.5 EQT 25.22
Exelon 4.0 r EXC 50.31
FPLGrp 4.3 FPL 41.28
FirstEgy 4.5 FE 49.33
GrtPlnEn 9.0 GXP 18.49
HawaiiEl 5.0 HE 24.82
HuanPwr 7.7 HNP 21.72
ITCHldgs 3.1 ITC . 39.36
IdahoP 4.8 IDA 25.22
IntgrysE 6.2 TEG 42.93
KoreaElc 3.0 KEP 8.96
Laclede 3.2 LG 47.37
MGEEgy 4.5 MGEE 32.10
MdsxWtr4.8 MSEX 14.67
Mirant
MIR 15.62
NRGEnrgy NRG 21.88
NSTAR 4.7 NST 29.84
NatlFuel 3.8 r NFG 34.08
NatlGrid 6.2 NGG 52.30
NJResrc 3.4 NJR 32.52
Nicor
4.4 GAS 42.20
Nisource 7.3 r NI 12.58
NEUtil 4.1 NU 20.81
NwNtGas 3.5 NWN 44.79
NoWstC 7.1 r NWE 18.60
Oneok
5.5 OKE 29.09
OttrTail 5.6 OTTR 21.23
PG&E
4.9 PCG 32.15
PPL
4.6 PPL 29.23
PepcoHl 5.8 POM 18.62
Piedmnt 3.4 PNY 30.32
PinaclW 6.8 PNW 30.76
PortGE 5.0 POR 19.75
ProgrsEn 6.8 PGN 35.99
PubSvcEn 4.8 r PEG 26.78
PugetEgy 4.5 PSD 22.47
SJW
2.7 SJW 24.11
Scana
5.6 SCG 32.83
SmpraEn 3.7 r SRE 37.69
SoJerInd 3.4 r SJI 31.65
SouthnCo 5.0 SO 33.58
SouthnUn 3.8 SUG 15.68
Southws 3.7 SWX 24.59
TecoEngy 6.0 TE 13.32
Transal 4.9 TAC 20.48
UGI
3.5 UGI 22.00
UILHldg 5.6 UIL 30.77
Unisour 3.7 UNS 26.27
Vectren 5.8 VVC 22.49
VeoliaEn 7.2 VE 22.17
WGLHld 5.0 WGL 28.20
WestarE 6.6 WR 17.60
WiscEngy 2.7 WEC 39.49
XcelEngy 5.7 XEL 16.57

6.39
2.83
3.06
2.39
3.97
.64
.24
2.99
2.34
.64
1.90
.60
+.05
1.75
.70
3.12
2.74
.87
2.42
5.33
1.00
1.67
.72
.74
1.00
2.03
1.15
1.91
1.47
2.30
1.39
1.00
1.06
.58
1.83
2.55
.13
1.84
1.01
3.30
1.17
1.48
1.09
.71
.95
.84
.91
1.08
.23
.93
1.46
.28
.73
.79
.93

+21 2.7m 12
28 1.5m 14
+19 6.6m 11
+6 3.9m 11
7 2.1m 12
12 1.0m 11
1 633 15
5 540 18o
31 306 20k
41 297 14k
+25 765 11k
+12 1.6m 7o
+60 381 16k
12 66 13k
48 23 16k
56 2.2m 5
+57 11m 17
17 548 13k
35 576 11
+68 192 10
9 345 14k
51 467 13
+6 3.2m 9
19 1.0m 12k
29 153 17
+85 713 11k
20 890 10
42 250 16
+37 3.9m 11
+24 3.5m 12
+4 2.0m 9
5 566 19o
15 761 11
3 656 11k
+34 2.6m 11
22 2.7m 8
+12 739 13
21 74 21k
+5 1.1m 11k
24 2.3m 8
27 171 14k
+12 7.2m 14
42 696 8k
30 208 13k
25 1.7m 12
+26 144 12k
17 662 10
36 100 15k
+30 583 22k
8 404 13k
+39 516 6o
+29 826 9
1 1.6m 12
+36 1.3m 13
5 3.5m 11

11. TRANSPORT
42 82 20 A E 42.5
79 18 97 D B 28.6
61 61 61 C B55.0
98 45 99 B A38.7
22 49 22 D E 26.0
63 25 85 D B 45.1
28 35 27 C D66.5
91 84 85 B D114
95 85 81 A B67.4
93 94 75 B E 70.7
85 79 72 A D 58.5
32 48 37 B E 76.2
32 39 6 D D+110
76 60 65 B C+55.0
86 23 92 B A36.7
96 66 66 A B43.6
65 97 33 A D45.2
38 99 5 A E 131
77 84 75 C E 32.5
45 96 7 A E 82.0
80 77 58 B C+53.5
37 41 50 C D105
78 75 54 A E 39.1
15 9 41 D D45.3
52 79 42 A E 72.4
47 97 7 A E 84.5
16 9 29 C E 31.0
85 78 80 B D47.4
32 68 20 C D29.5
41 66 35 .. D+43.5
91 55 83 B B 20.0
97 90 93 B C+44.4
89 78 78 B C+40.3
47 17 74 D C+26.7
63 77 42 B C 40.7
81 98 58 C D 55.9
78 95 58 A D 61.7
66 36 67 B B21.9
37 75 48 .. E 35.0
80 73 65 B E 59.2
79 56 92 D D+22.6
68 60 73 C B42.0
99 89 88 A D+75.5
86 67 81 B C+40.1
47 86 29 B E 87.8
56 85 39 C D25.2
73 62 39 B C+49.2
24 57 20 B E 32.8
44 77 26 A E 32.9
77 61 58 C C+29.5
76 24 82 C B16.8
63 63 27 C D+30.0

Aktslsk 28 TRMD 14.83

AlaskaAir r ALK 23.59
AlexBld 3.7 r AXB 33.86
Allegiant
ALGT 36.03
AmRailcr 1.3 ARII 9.29
ARBest 2.1 ABFS 28.11
AtlasAir r AAWW 26.10
BurlNSFe 2.0 BNI 80.86
CHRobn 2.0 CHRW 43.89
CSX
2.0 r CSX . 43.61
CdnNRwy 2.2 r CNI 39.56
CndaPac 2.5 CP 36.92
ChinaEA
CEA 12.90
ConWay 1.2 CNW 33.48
CtntlAirB
CAL 18.50
CopaHold 1.4 CPA 26.55
DianaSh 18 DSX 16.13
DryShip 4.0 DRYS . 19.95
Dynamex r DDMX 21.08
ExcelMar 8.4 EXM . 11.84
Expedtrs 1.1 EXPD 30.00
Fedex
.8 FDX 58.00
ForwdA 1.3 FWRD 21.34
FrghtCar 1.2 RAIL 20.44
Frontlne 35 FRO 30.07
GenShp 20 r GNK 17.17
GenMarit 15 GMR 12.73
GenWyo
GWR 27.52
Greenbri 3.4 GBX 9.46
GuangRy 3.4 GSH 16.82
HrtlndEx .6 HTLD 13.58
HubGroup r HUBG 30.91
HuntJB 1.5 JBHT 26.37
IntlShip
r ISH 17.07
KSea
15 KSP 19.44
KCSouthrn KSU . 28.07
Kirby Corp
KEX . 31.67
KnightTr 1.2 KNX 13.24
KnightT 15 VLCCF 17.31
Landstar .5 r LSTR 34.27
MartnTrns r MRTN 16.50
NordicAm 13 NAT 27.33
NorflkSo 2.3 NSC 54.54
OldDomFrt ODFL 24.15
OvrseaSh 4.6 r OSG 37.84
Pacer 5.5 PACR 10.94
RyanrHldg RYAAY 19.46
Seaspan 15 SSW 11.81
ShipFin
16 SFL 13.35
Skywst .9 r SKYW 13.13
SwstAirl .1 r LUV 12.00
TAMSA
TAM 10.75

1.42 32 27 5
.16 +57 1.7m 99
2.07 14 383 11
+.22 +91 628 33
1.23 68 42 7k
1.30 +29 1.2m 13o
2.90 11 304 8
3.32 +5 5.2m 14
+3.82+170 6.6m 21o
1.46 +2 7.2m 12o
.24 +2 2.6m 9o
2.58 +4 1.0m 8
.62 10 57 12
1.38 27 945 10
+1.05 +15 15m ..o
1.78 +6 651 7
1.43 +7 1.8m 6
2.74 +6 4.5m 1
1.72 21 47 13
1.23 26 1.9m 1
1.08 +32 3.9m 23
4.44 +42 5.1m 10o
1.39 20 261 13o
.83 +5 284 35
3.00+123 5.1m 2
4.43 +16 2.0m 3
.70 42 257 10
1.21 14 469 16
.67 +10 202 4k
1.27 40 39 12
.52 +22 1.3m 19
1.92+144 1.1m 19k
1.86 25 2.3m 16o
1.00 3 41 13k
+.09 14 92 9k
1.94 22 1.2m 14
2.79 +64 1.2m 11k
.39 +14 1.5m 21
1.05 29 138 6o
2.31 +62 1.4m 16o
.38 26 157 23
1.25 25 468 11
+.67 +45 7.3m 12o
1.37 1 720 12
4.14 26 533 5
1.01 9 576 5
.26 +49 2.0m 11k
1.29 33 266 10
1.22 2 621 5
.75 8 770 5k
.68 +3 12m 27o
2.11 +1 1.1m 18k

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95 85 78 A+ B B 133 Atrion
ATRI 89.36 7.74 40 4 1.3 k
92 58 96 A+ B A 68.4 HncHld r HBHC 44.32 9.67+150 842 2.2
91 95 58 B A C+ 166 DeckrsOut DECK 83.68 9.55 +27 824 ..
90 52 89 A C B 149972 BrkHaA BRKA 117950 3600 29 1 .. k
90 51 84 A B B+ 146 CapSW r CSWC 108.3 8.98 50 6 0.7
89 52 90 A C C+ 5059 BerkHaB BRKB 3949 111 27 28 .. k
86 99 36 B A B 194 IntcntlEx ICE 68.63 8.64 27 1.6m ..
86 98 55 B A D 320 MastrCd
MA 140.9 8.85 +3 4.1m 0.4
85 23 93 A B B+ 355 FairfxFnl FFH 265.5 9.22 56 96 1.9
84 94 28 B A B+ 83.9 AmBevC ABVC 30.07 8.93 +11 5 6.5 k
84 90 48 B A C 714 CMEGrp r CME 304.224.52 5 1.4m 1.5
84 71 93 D A C+ 82.4 PrimeenergyPNRG 56.51 9.49 +48 3 .. k
82 92 68 D A C+ 127 DevnEngy DVN 69.34 7.87 6 7.2m 0.9
81 94 34 B A C 88.8 CompBbd ABV 36.61 8.51 +83 1.8m 2.6
81 54 74 A C D+ 449 WescoFncl WSC 307.018.70+157 7 0.5 k
80 37 91 B A C+ 431 Alexanders ALX 340.615.64 28 8 .. k
76 48 86 B C B+ 275 NatlWstLf NWLI 197.512.10 62 2 0.2 k
73 98 72 D C D 119 AlphaNtRs ANR 32.37 8.10 3 4.4m ..
73 70 40 A B C+ 1875 Seaboard SEB 943.067.00 63 0.9 0.3 k
71 96 52 D A E 149 Apache
APA 69.49 9.65 +5 6.4m 0.9
69 42 72 A C C+ 554 Markel
MKL 322.819.67 +28 53 .. k
68 15 90 B C B 679 NVR
NVR 536.713.64 20 79 ..
65 73 41 A B D 249 Blackrck BLK 120.4 9.78 +47 1.1m 2.6 o
64 96 32 E A E 149 DiamndOf DO 64.3911.52 +43 3.2m 0.8
64 93 33 B B E 219 ThReutplc r TRIN 99.410.20 +72 70 9.0
58 97 29 C A E 145 Flowserve r FLS 53.2910.28 +50 2.5m 1.9
57 96 29 E A E 163 Transocn RIG 68.88 9.92 +24 11m ..
56 95 37 D B E 87.0 LincnElc LECO 41.66 7.85+197 1.2m 2.4 o
54 98 19 D A E 218 CNOOC
CEO 70.44 7.28 +31 1.0m 6.7 o
52 69 19 A B E 540 MitsuiLtd MITSY 184.320.80 29 9 4.2 k
52 6 68 A B D 420 Alleghany
Y 252.715.28 33 16 .. k
51 92 17 C A E 105 MobilTel MBT 31.32 7.78+104 5.7m 8.5 o
50 31 55 A D D+ 143 EnstarGp ESGR 72.27 7.82 24 19 .. k
49 86 11 D+ A C+ 145 WimmBD WBD 37.91 7.61 7 226 0.9
46 30 52 A D C 540 WhtMtIn WTM 303.029.15 +15 33 2.6 k
43 98 12 E A E 558 RioTinto RTP 143.024.75 +75 1.1m 4.3 o
42 91 16 E B D 161 Unibanco UBB 53.3011.43 +31 3.3m ..
36 89 12 E A E 94.4 BakrHugh BHI 30.35 8.60+105 15m 2.0 o
35 34 42 A E C+ 33.3 KindredHl KND 14.64 7.34+475 2.1m ..
31 41 22 D B C+ 263 Petchina PTR 71.2110.00 +31 1.3m 5.5 o
30 77 11 C+ B E 75.0 Rostelecom ROS 24.44 8.00 +5 210 1.5
29 37 9 B+ B D+ 63.9 CoventryHt r CVH 13.9314.56+999 19m .. o
25 64 17 D C E 119 ConslEng r CNX 27.83 7.98 +94 14m 1.4
22 73 12 E B E 190 POSCO
PKX 49.66 8.17 +29 1.3m 4.3 o
15 36 19 D C D+ 83.5 AgnicoEg AEM 25.85 8.70 +55 7.9m 0.7
12 35 27 D+ C E 880 Wash Post WPO 345.5 9.10 +11 39 2.5 k
.. .. 49 A .. E 87.3 Rydx2xHC RHM 47.08 8.10 88 0.2 1.9
.. .. 42 A .. E 132 VangEngy VDE 64.35 7.96 13 197 1.5
.. .. 22 A .. E 228 HOilSvc OIH 84.8113.28 9 11m 0.7 o
.. .. 7 A .. E 131 ProUOG
DIG 27.00 7.50+244 24m .. o

99 67 98 A+ B B 9.1 VasclrSoln VASC

96 95 65 A+ B D+ 61.2 Cerner r CERN
95 90 90 B A B 65.0 PaneraBrd r PNRA
95 85 81 B A B 67.4 CHRobn CHRW

94 69 87 B+ A C 31.6 SoleraHdn SLH

89 85 84 A B E 66.4 Chemed r CHE
86 23 92 A+ B A 36.7 CtntlAirB CAL
83 71 64 B A D+ 29.9 BuckGP BGH
81 57 97 C+ C C 23.1 Carters
CRI
78 19 99 A E A+ NH StarSci
STSI
77 44 97 A .. D 7.8 CTBkTr CTBC
70 70 64 B C D 30.1 Avocent r AVCT
64 94 41 D A E 202 AppleInc AAPL
64 23 94 A+ E D 10.0 TIBFinl TIBB
59 23 80 B E B 18.9 Intergroup INTG
57 87 52 C B E 95.1 GenDyn
r GD
56 88 44 D A E 45.0 Tupperwre TUP
53 90 14 B+ A E 125 VMware VMW
49 26 64 A+ D D+ 12.2 CmntyWst CWBC
49 6 73 A C D+ 112 EverstRe r RE
44 74 49 C C E 85.2 NorthrpG r NOC
44 41 53 A+ E E 17.0 FCmtyCp FCCO
.. .. 99 A .. A 111 PrUShDow DXD
.. .. 99 A .. B+ 127 PrUShMC MZZ
.. .. 99 A .. A 92.5 PrUShQQQ QID
.. .. 99 A .. A 128 PrUShSP SDS
.. .. 99 A .. B 139 ProUShSc SDD
.. .. 99 A .. A 146 ProUSR2K TWM
.. .. 99 A .. A 86.5 PrUShOG DUG
.. .. 99 A .. B+ 142 PrUShUtl SDP
.. .. 99 A .. A 140 PrUShInd SIJ
.. .. 99 A .. B NH PrUShRE SRS
.. .. 99 A .. A 154 PrUShSem SSG
.. .. 99 A .. A 117 PrUShCnG SZK
.. .. 99 A .. B+ 133 PrUShTch REW
.. .. 99 A .. A 176 PrUShCnS SCC
.. .. 99 A .. A 107 PrUShBM SMN
.. .. 99 A .. B 186 PrUSRMCG SDK
.. .. 99 A .. B+ 159 PrUSR1KG SFK
.. .. 99 A .. B 186 PrUSR1KV SJF
.. .. 99 A .. B 166 PrUSR2KV SJH
.. .. 99 A .. B+ 194 PrUSRMCV SJL
.. .. 99 A .. B 162 PrUSR2KG SKK
.. .. 99 A .. B 223 ProUShEafe EFU
.. .. 99 A .. A 131 ProShtEafe EFZ
.. .. 99 A .. A 207 PrUltSEMn EEV
.. .. 99 A .. B 135 PrShtEMn EUM
.. .. 99 A .. B+ 195 RdxIn2xSP RSW
.. .. 99 A .. C+ 187 PrUlSMSCI EWV
.. .. 99 A .. B+ 171 PrUShCh25 FXP

8.49 +1.09 +610 255 .. o

36.71 +1.69+152 2.2m .. o
42.11 +1.02 +16 1.2m .. o
43.89 +3.82+170 6.6m 2.0 o
22.49 +1.24+127 1.7m ..
38.97 +2.57+230 877 0.6 o
18.50 +1.05 +15 15m .. o
16.65 +2.36 +80 173 7.4 k
18.74 +2.26+214 2.9m .. o
3.10 +.10 +24 1.2m .. k
6.18 +1.73 55 0.5 .. k
15.00 +1.28+192 1.6m .. o
96.87 +5.38 +85 80m .. o
6.75 +2.15 +327 56 .. k
14.95 +1.75 +39 3 .. k
56.49 +1.01 +46 5.4m 2.5 o
21.48 +2.18+109 2.3m 4.1 o
20.06 +1.33+229 7.3m .. o
5.00 +1.20 32 1 ..
69.01 +2.51 +51 868 2.8 o
45.91 +1.07 +34 4.5m 3.5 o
9.21 +1.95 58 0.5 3.5
88.14 +8.24 +34 13m 0.8 o
107.9+10.94 +3 908 0.9 o
77.45 +4.09 2 49m 1.0 o
102.5+10.42 +41 55m 0.8 o
112.4+10.35 45 63 0.2
113.3+10.30 +12 10m 0.7 o
53.98 +8.78 +23 25m 1.5 o
95.88 +9.70 43 32 0.5
127.2+13.62 30 69 0.5
152.4+17.69 22 5.5m 0.2 o
145.0+11.50 52 45 0.5 o
103.2 +8.63 11 49 1.0
116.2 +8.27 35 101 0.6 o
155.0+13.50 40 131 0.6
87.90+13.10 +85 5.4m 0.8 o
158.4+19.40 66 10 1.0
136.9+14.69 22 24 0.6
146.5+17.37 58 7 0.6
127.5+12.50 47 22 1.3
165.4+21.70 22 8 0.4
125.2+12.94 29 34 0.7
179.4+23.90 31 233 0.9 o
121.5 +9.15 61 25 0.6
159.9+28.98 +68 2.8m 0.8 o
126.2+11.63 28 52 0.2
160.0+16.17 32 53 0.7
129.7+16.15 +76 72 0.6
127.7+23.13 20 1.8m 0.9 o

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

6 6 666 High
21 37 17 C D60.5
22 51 36 D E 34.4
38 65 38 B D26.1
69 88 45 B D+41.2
66 72 60 A E 39.5
97 69 98 D B+19.5
50 65 31 B D25.5
90 79 80 B D 85.8
52 51 57 B E 76.5
57 64 52 C D29.8
38 19 52 D D19.0
96 93 95 A B 60.8
73 41 83 D B 28.8

Stock

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Closing Vol% P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol% P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol% P R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock

1 1 9 D 23.4 DillrdDpt
1 13 13 E 17.9 Sprint
1 14 5 E 22.9 Brunswck
2 1 20 E 26.4 Rambus
2 5 8 D- 17.4 LA Pac
2 6 19 E 27.9 Hutchinsn
2 9 10 D- 23.7 VirgnMd
2 11 4 E 32.5 OfficeMax
2 23 9 E 23.0 MorgHtl
3 5 7 D 18.4 RaserT
3 5 17 E 23.1 Saks Inc
3 6 5 E 43.4 TricoM
3 8 16 B- 18.1 McClatchy
3 15 3 D- 28.1 YRCWrldW
3 16 25 D 16.8 LeeEntrp
3 23 9 E 89.7 FdtnCoal
3 38 7 E 42.9 BoydGm
3 56 8 E 44.8 Alcoa
4 8 11 E 26.2 Golar
4 16 11 E 24.1 SunMicro rs
4 19 6 E 35.1 Votorntm
4 22 20 D- 36.3 TempleInl
4 24 2 E 92.2 AracrzCel
4 36 20 E 100.3 Magna A
4 38 5 E 23.5 HorsehdH n
5 5 6 D+ 30.7 MaguirePr
5 5 8 D 17.1 PacSunwr
Do not buy stocks up over 5 7 8 C 39.8 GenMotrs
5% from a sound chart base: 5 13 19 E 44.2 Savvis
$65 5 15 8 E 19.8 Navios
LATE,
5 19 4 E 29.2 Genwth
RISKIER
5 33 15 E 33.8 Macys
BUY
6 2 6 E 19.8 Chimera n
6 3 31 E 13.6 ChampnEnt
6 3 41 E 13.6 ProvEngy
$50
6 6 10 E 11.3 GilatSatNet
6 12 17 D- 24.5 Blyth
6 16 17 E 38.7 Penn REIT
CHART BASE
$40
6 16 29 D- 20.7 Isle Capri
6 23 8 D- 29.4 PinnclEnt
6 25 7 E 27.0 FedMogul
Do buy in a more proper
6 30 12 D- 42.5 Gannett
price area:
6 31 4 E 48.2 Silver Std
6 31 13 E 49.4 IntlGame
6 40 6 E 65.0 OrntExHA
7 2 17 C+ 14.1 Minefnd
BUY AREA
7 3 6 C+ 35.5 CITGrp
$52 7 3 7 .. 16.5 HSN Inc
$50 7 12 16 D 14.1 Sealy
7 21 24 E 38.7 SignetJwlrs

STOCK DOS
AND DONTS

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BC
RMBS
LPX
HTCH
VMED
OMX
MHGC
RZ
SKS
TRMA
MNI
YRCW
LEE
FCL
BYD
AA
GLNG
JAVA
VCP
TIN
ARA
MGA
ZINC
MPG
PSUN
GM
SVVS
NM
GNW
M
CIM
CHB
PVX
GILT
BTH
PEI
ISLE
PNK
FDML
GCI
SSRI
IGT
OEH
MFN
CIT
HSNI
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SIG

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3.47 -0.35 -16
3.82 -0.50 35
7.85 -0.56 -37
3.53 -0.44 -6
7.30 -0.42 -28
4.56 -0.77 25
4.38 -0.82 -24
4.70 -0.29 -43
3.10 -0.41 -46
5.79 -0.38 -39
7.94 -1.17 -11
3.01 -0.18 -72
3.77 -0.03 1
3.09 0.08 -67
16.30 -4.85 234
4.76 -0.42 -31
10.52 -1.63 115
6.97 -0.67 -56
4.72 -0.05 -6
7.58 -1.27 17
7.01 -1.03 9
11.77 -2.73 65
31.91 -1.54 18
3.00 -0.43 12
4.14 -0.74 -37
3.30 -0.30 -45
6.19 -0.35 -42
7.58 -0.91 -54
3.33 -0.47 -25
4.80 -0.93 -47
9.14 -1.05 -3
3.01 -0.42 128
3.13 -0.29 -22
6.05 -0.46 18
3.59 -0.39 -80
7.18 -0.07 -43
10.33 -1.18 55
4.33 -0.37 -32
4.52 -0.43 -27
5.07 -1.31 28
9.31 -1.18 11
7.14 -1.69 21
11.66 -1.26 -26
12.00 -0.70 117
4.40 -0.49 -60
3.53 -0.63 0
4.18 -0.35 -57
3.26 -0.09 -68
12.18 -0.69 76

7 23 5 E 38.9 SunriseSr SRZ

7 23 10 E 27.9 Wnnbgo
WGO
7 23 34 E 13.5 AdvEngy AAV
7 30 6 E 32.6 Cemex
CX
7 30 14 D+ 40.9 Deluxe
DLX
7 31 3 E 25.8 SonicAut SAH
7 38 14 C 29.3 MediaGenA MEG
7 40 10 E 22.7 UnionDrll UDRL
7 44 5 C+ 95.7 MGMMirge MGM
8 5 5 D- 50.2 EnerNOC n ENOC
8 6 10 E 34.2 CBL&Assoc CBL
8 7 33 C+ 18.6 Spartech SEH
8 11 3 E 23.8 ParllPet
PLLL
8 11 14 E 58.2 ForestCA FCEA
8 11 26 D 23.7 CooprT&R CTB
8 14 19 E 12.5 BeazerHm BZH
8 17 11 E 13.6 WstptInn WPRT
8 20 9 D 20.8 Aegon NV AEG
8 22 10 E 27.3 ThomCrk gn TC
8 26 1 D- 54.5 GenlGrPpty GGP
8 26 18 E 15.5 Dominos DPZ
8 30 2 E 148.8 LasVgSnds LVS
8 30 16 E 16.8 Valassis
VCI
8 40 3 E 28.9 EmpICA
ICA
9 13 3 D- 55.2 DevelprDvs DDR
9 23 14 D 29.7 NatCinM NCMI
9 25 3 E 30.9 CVR Egy n CVI
9 25 40 E 21.9 Pengrth
PGH
9 26 14 E 87.7 Harman
HAR
9 32 16 E 38.8 SeabrGld SA
10 2 3 D 38.6 Comverge n COMV
10 3 21 D 27.4 Zoran
ZRAN
10 8 14 D- 46.6 Redwood Tr RWT
10 14 25 E 17.2 Parkervisn PRKR
10 23 6 E 39.5 HercOffsh HERO
10 23 9 D 45.7 LloydsTSB LYG
10 28 23 E 16.4 NthnOG n NOG
10 35 19 E 12.7 WendyArby WEN
10 45 7 E 21.4 AccoBrds ABD
10 45 9 E 74.3 ICICI Bk IBN
10 46 5 E 77.3 ShawGp
SGR
10 51 7 E 33.4 Wyndhm WYN
10 51 22 E 18.7 BroncoDr BRNC
11 2 30 D- 23.0 BBAir n
FLY
11 3 34 E 14.0 U-Store-It YSI
11 3 39 E 23.2 EaglRkE
EROC
11 6 19 D- 46.7 ApartntInv AIV
11 8 14 C+ 70.0 MerrlLyn MER
11 11 14 E 47.1 TIMPartc TSU
11 12 5 E 21.0 FelCor
FCH

6.00 -0.25 35
5.52 -0.51 -2
6.01 -0.59 59
6.77 -0.86 -5
9.02 -0.80 -20
3.22 -0.81 -12
6.47 -0.56 -56
5.17 -0.38 -74
12.44 -1.97 53
5.91 -0.71 -62
8.33 -0.79 25
6.26 -0.16 -7
3.74 -0.73 25
13.54 -1.42 41
6.59 -0.45 -19
3.12 -0.23 -30
4.16 -0.21 -76
4.90 -0.33 -55
5.80 -0.83 131
3.05 -1.79 66
5.84 -0.15 56
11.71 -0.72 -4
4.37 -0.37 -26
4.82 -0.81 -13
8.15 -5.02 198
6.69 -1.22 9
3.93 -0.41 -51
10.57 -0.93 13
17.65 -1.80 -2
9.10 -1.15 18
3.47 -0.22 -83
6.16 -0.39 -36
11.15 -0.05 -6
5.23 -0.42 -61
7.02 -0.71 -7
10.65 -0.75 -63
4.05 -0.51 -51
3.10 -0.06 -9
3.28 -0.48 -28
14.12 -2.53 -1
15.30 -3.36 76
6.28 -1.25 55
7.01 -0.60 -4
7.67 -0.19 -76
6.42 -0.63 20
9.58 -0.04 -46
17.50 -2.13 30
17.16 -1.47 -48
12.16 -3.61 -14
3.01 -0.30 -14

11 17 2 E 43.0 PhNetDev PDGI

11 17 8 D 23.0 Fortress
FIG
11 20 19 D- 31.1 Dycom
DY
11 23 10 E 19.2 DiamRkHos DRH
11 23 22 E 25.8 LibMCapA LCAPA
11 30 5 E 83.0 AlmChina ACH
11 34 13 E 28.4 AscentSol ASTI
11 73 3 E 31.1 DolanM n DM
12 5 18 E 11.0 ArenaPhrm ARNA
12 6 6 C+ 76.4 XL Cptl
XL
12 9 21 C 15.4 ModusLk MLNK
12 11 24 C 49.0 SLM
SLM
12 13 45 E 29.1 EstmKod EK
12 15 26 D- 12.5 GenCorp
GY
12 18 18 E 14.8 AFCEntps AFCE
12 18 34 E 27.6 Imation
IMN
12 21 31 D 11.1 WarnerM WMG
12 23 23 C+ 53.0 UBS
UBS
12 29 22 C+ 30.9 LizClaib
LIZ
12 31 11 E 22.3 Cadence CDNS
12 57 15 E 54.8 Lamar Ad LAMR
13 2 45 E 23.2 Clearwire CLWR
13 5 27 E 12.8 Cardiome CRME
13 6 17 E 29.0 AlignTech ALGN
13 13 36 D 26.9 AmerGrt A AM
13 18 49 E 39.4 ArmstrW AWI
13 20 35 E 35.5 PennWstE PWE
13 22 18 E 16.7 ChrisBnk CBK
13 29 32 E 19.7 Motorola MOT
13 37 7 E 27.8 CogentC
CCOI
13 40 7 E 32.7 Grp1Auto GPI
13 45 21 E 27.0 Tktmstr
TKTM
13 55 6 E 127.2 FreeptCG B FCX
13 63 12 E 62.3 Penn Natl PENN
13 66 7 E 82.3 RTI Intl
RTI
14 4 13 E 39.3 HansenM HNSN
14 4 47 E 19.5 Tyson A TSN
14 6 50 D- 38.4 UnivFrst
UFPI
14 8 14 D- 66.0 Tesoro
TSO
14 13 27 B 11.9 Orbitz n OWW
14 13 27 C 21.1 SwitchD
SDXC
14 16 42 E 29.9 BPZRes
BPZ
14 22 21 E 10.1 HRPT Ptys Tr HRP
14 23 16 E 29.0 HarvstEn HTE
14 28 12 E 23.0 GlimchRlty GRT
14 29 12 D- 41.4 LihirGold LIHR
14 29 20 E 19.8 Volt Info SciVOL
14 32 25 D- 64.1 Ashland
ASH
14 41 10 E 30.8 Grace WR GRA
14 45 13 E 16.1 Pep Boys PBY

3.95 -0.17 -51

3.90 -0.81 39
7.88 -0.70 -43
4.07 -0.11 25
8.11 0.16 31
9.45 -1.17 -24
4.57 -0.29 -74
4.63 -0.10 19
3.12 -0.19 -55
8.98 -1.08 -5
5.72 -0.37 -20
9.83 -0.92 -41
11.19 -0.89 -19
4.68 -0.06 -47
3.96 -0.29 3
11.76 -0.90 34
4.30 -0.54 -48
14.12 -1.40 -31
8.15 -1.17 38
4.32 -0.22 -26
16.05 -1.70 36
7.35 -0.11 38
4.67 -0.30 77
5.48 -0.30 -49
9.99 -0.04 -1
21.30 -0.50 12
16.20 -1.56 34
4.33 -0.28 -48
5.04 -0.64 -5
4.62 -0.39 -21
6.55 -1.78 76
10.89 -0.60 -71
26.92 -5.82 112
14.20 -0.80 -16
12.57 -1.89 47
7.86 -0.96 -23
10.07 -0.83 -15
18.96 -2.46 7
9.69 -1.44 -7
3.46 -0.13 -53
7.03 -0.46 -78
8.94 -0.38 -15
3.48 -0.31 1
8.87 -0.88 42
4.45 -0.57 -26
10.94 -1.47 9
6.42 -0.01 -42
22.73 -1.74 4
8.11 -1.60 -11
3.55 -0.27 -16

14 59 23 E 65.1 Autoliv
ALV
15 5 26 B- 13.5 Hovnanian HOV
15 8 16 D 29.9 THQ
THQI
15 9 41 D- 45.3 FrghtCar RAIL
15 11 15 B- 51.4 AngloAshan AU
15 12 19 C 20.6 ArubaNet n ARUN
15 14 3 D 64.6 DineEquity DIN
15 20 30 C+ 25.6 Modine
MOD
15 23 15 D+ 39.0 Brookdale BKD
15 25 28 E 40.0 CommtyHlth CYH
15 26 28 D 20.9 PikeElec PEC
15 28 17 D- 28.3 Brinker
EAT
15 29 24 C+ 48.0 SanDisk
SNDK
15 29 32 E 21.7 Gentex
GNTX
15 31 28 E 11.3 Scripps EW SSP
15 36 19 D+ 83.5 AgnicoEg AEM
15 45 14 E 17.6 Knology
KNOL
15 46 7 E 45.9 PrtcLife
PL
15 49 15 E 14.1 Vishay
VSH
15 61 11 E 38.8 AngloA
AAUK
15 81 6 E 46.0 Ternium
TX
16 2 26 E 10.0 MaidenH n MHLD
16 5 26 B- 13.1 FuelClErgy FCEL
16 8 34 D+ 30.3 Centex
CTX
16 9 9 D- 41.2 First IndustrlFR
16 9 21 C+ 11.4 DCT Indl DCT
16 9 29 E 31.0 GenMarit GMR
16 23 15 D- 29.2 Chindex
CHDX
16 23 30 C 44.0 Citigrp
C
16 30 18 E 80.8 KaiserAl
KALU
16 33 17 E 19.3 Braskem BAK
16 40 7 E 49.5 CienaCp
CIEN
16 44 18 E 16.8 NetSvcC
NETC
16 57 10 E 23.0 Xyratex
XRTX
17 1 35 E 12.8 Incyte
INCY
17 4 12 E 47.6 Amylin
AMLN
17 4 19 D- 46.5 Cbeyond CBEY
17 4 25 E 15.1 Chordnt
CHRD
17 23 4 B- 47.7 Wachovi WB
17 36 16 E 75.8 ValeroEn VLO
17 37 12 E 23.9 TW Telecom TWTC
17 40 21 E 80.3 TexasInds TXI
17 49 15 D 34.2 CastleAM CAS
17 56 11 E 104.8 AllegTch ATI
17 70 12 D- 16.5 EnergyPrts EPL
18 19 27 B+ 16.3 Borders
BGP
18 20 17 D 28.9 LSBInds
LXU
18 21 8 B 22.0 StratHtls BEE
18 22 36 D 51.0 Thor Ind THO
18 23 40 C+ 36.8 Intl Rect IRF

22.35 -0.38 87
4.44 -0.44 -33
8.51 -0.61 -47
20.44 -0.83 5
14.94 -3.66 36
3.04 -0.06 -72
7.86 -0.68 -32
8.75 -0.51 4
8.52 -0.38 -3
16.85 -1.45 -2
8.49 -0.33 -32
9.03 -0.36 -4
10.09 -4.67 277
9.10 -1.01 161
4.74 -0.11 -57
25.85 -8.70 55
4.72 -0.28 24
11.46 -1.04 13
4.00 -0.28 -45
10.14 -1.25 35
9.58 -1.86 37
3.67 -0.35 -77
4.27 -0.60 -44
10.83 -0.02 12
10.17 -1.29 -15
4.27 -0.30 -40
12.73 -0.70 -42
8.26 -0.29 -14
13.32 -0.86 0
25.72 -2.02 10
7.01 -0.97 -8
7.92 -0.41 -56
5.27 -0.85 76
5.53 -0.08 2
5.39 -0.29 -52
11.96 -0.76 -24
9.72 -0.99 -11
3.19 0.13 -55
5.71 -0.38 -49
17.92 -2.19 3
6.38 -0.87 -49
26.11 -5.32 46
9.91 -0.99 -49
22.81 -1.92 27
4.38 -0.69 -43
3.36 -0.29 -66
8.25 -1.41 -26
3.52 -0.28 41
16.30 -1.81 13
13.12 -0.54 -51

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moving average line:

$50

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$40

10-wk.
moving avg.

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to 100% or greater profits

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Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

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% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E

TeekaySh 6.1 r TK 18.65

TeekLNG 14 TGP 14.89
TeekTnk 29 TNK 10.87
Trinity 1.7 r TRN 19.08
TsakosE 7.7 r TNP 23.23
USA Truck USAK 16.26
UTiWld .6 UTIW 10.47
UnionPac 1.9 r UNP 56.87
UPSB 3.9 r UPS 46.39
UnivTruck r UACL 14.09
Vitran
VTNC 9.75
Wabtec .1 r WAB . 44.75
WernrE 1.1 WERN 17.52

2.52
+.25
.81
2.10
1.55
.36
.94
1.55
4.31
1.11
.90
.83
.74

29 686 8
18 137 ..
23 113 6
+24 2.6m 5
21 188 6
64 16 73
19 743 9o
+14 8.7m 15
+37 9.1m 12
47 15 12k
64 20 14
+46 1.4m 17o
46 1.2m 18o

.87
.24
.03
+.42
1.66
.45
.98
+.16
4.92
.50
+.04
1.29
1.30
7.08
.03
.20
.60
1.77
.69
+.56
.15
+.57
+.19
.66
.59
1.05
3.02
.88
1.10
4.50
.19
.90
.33
.60
+.57
.55
+.32

30 4.0m 8
+72 17m 36
19 1.2m 30
+43 4.0m 72
+18 368 17
+14 356 30
53 473 14
+8 20m 8o
+30 1.4m 99
4 4.3m 8
26 2.1m 14
+50 848 ..
+11 288 19
1 6.5m 18o
34 2.8m 5
0 499 18k
+8 453 10k
+25 1.0m 43
+60 4.9m 7
27 1.1m 17
+35 1.8m 15o
+42 2.4m 33
+10 912 9o
+22 309 ..
23 403 14
27 323 10k
20 1.6m 11
57 466 12o
+14 1.9m 21
2 1.6m 21
17 157 17k
16 3.3m 8
9 191 8
71 230 4
50 113 26
41 427 14
+43 34m 24o

12. INTERNET
62 97 19 A D41.5 AkamaiTch AKAM 13.98
67 80 53 A D101 Amazon r AMZN 49.99
82 69 91 C D+18.6 Ariba
ARBA 10.93
98 99 80 A A429 7Baidu
BIDU 249.1
84 78 59 A B57.3 Bankrate r RATE 26.19
45 44 46 B B88.0 BlueNile r NILE 30.44
68 68 57 A D 53.5 DigitalRiver DRIV 25.91
54 89 31 A E 38.1 eBay
EBAY 15.03
49 63 48 C E 121 Equinix
EQIX 53.83
42 74 25 B E 34.7 Expedia
EXPE 10.93
77 77 66 A D 44.6 F5Netwrks r FFIV 19.78
28 1 52 D C 28.8 GSICmmrc GSIC 9.40
89 98 75 A D 28.0 GMarket GMKT . 17.20
88 96 53 A B747 Google
GOOG 355.7
65 51 84 D C+29.1 IACInter
IACI 16.15
98 93 93 B B+16.0 Intrwovn IWOV 12.80
75 83 59 A D34.3 J2GlblC
r JCOM 16.06
63 99 12 A C 81.2 MercadoLn MELI 14.25
47 77 23 A D40.9 MnstrWw MNST 10.86
98 83 96 A B27.2 Netease r NTES 22.28
87 93 72 B C 40.9 Netflix
r NFLX 20.70
55 73 24 B D 38.6 Omniture OMTR 11.24
60 77 41 A D+35.0 OptXprs 2.2 OXPS 14.61
36 40 55 E C+39.4 Overstk r OSTK 10.88
86 73 69 A C 37.0 PerfectWn r PWRD 19.81
80 85 60 B C 16.9 PremGlbSv PGI 10.06
76 98 32 A C 144 Priceline
PCLN 54.46
97 88 91 A B40.7 7ShandaInt r SNDA 27.67
86 86 59 A C+59.3 SinaCorp
SINA 30.48
98 90 89 A D+91.5 Sohu.com SOHU 53.37
70 62 84 C D+15.8 StampsComr STMP 10.56
78 90 53 A B 23.5 TDAmertr AMTD 12.00
76 97 35 A D34.9 The9Ltd r NCTY 13.50
13 45 21 .. E 27.0 Tktmstr
TKTM 10.89
72 94 48 B C+49.0 WebMD WBMD 19.09
99 96 93 A C 24.6 Websns WBSN . 17.96
28 46 32 C D34.1 Yahoo
YHOO 12.39

13. SVGS & LN

71 55 65 C B30.0
91 77 89 D B+14.3
84 80 78 E B16.7
97 78 96 C B 13.9
89 62 91 C B32.0
76 26 95 D B+16.0
92 73 98 D B 51.6
95 60 94 D B 13.0
90 66 89 C B23.6

for Earnings Per Share, Relative Price Strength, Accumulation/Distribution, Industry Group Strength and Sales+Profit
Margins+ROE. The list appears each Thursday and shows the companies with the highest Composite Ratings. These tend to
outperform the market. The lowest-rated companies typically lag the general market indexes.

AstoriaF 6.0 AF
BnkMtl 3.4 r BKMU
BnkFncl 2.3 BFIN
BenefMutn r BNCL
BerkHB 2.7 r BHLB
BrklneB 3.2 r BRKL
CaptlFed 4.7 CFFN
CliftnS 1.9 r CSBK
DimeB 3.8 DCOM

17.20
10.57
12.17
11.62
23.90
10.56
43.00
10.37
14.86

.42
.08
.19
+.02
.10
.02
+.70
.19
.35

9 1.3m 11o
39 214 26
59 32 99k
45 72 72k
62 22 12k
44 354 44
18 155 76
30 16 94k
4 223 18k

94 69 96 D B 14.1
82 48 83 B B 38.5
80 41 95 C B18.0
92 60 95 C A 22.4
95 73 89 B B21.5
89 59 88 C ..11.7
67 21 90 D C 13.1
99 93 93 B B25.1
85 58 88 D C+16.2
89 71 89 D B+15.3
71 37 70 B B22.0
95 75 97 D B13.2
94 75 91 C B+34.3
84 73 81 D D+23.0
82 18 94 C B 18.4
92 79 88 C A16.4
68 22 85 C C+17.9
64 9 84 C A 24.1
91 57 96 C B+13.5
85 32 97 B B 13.7
94 80 97 C C 17.1
78 91 60 D C+22.3
94 56 93 D B+20.0
86 51 92 C B 65.5
68 37 67 C B 27.4
43 9 68 D C+40.5

ESSABp 1.2 r ESSA

FstFHld 5.4 FFCH
FFnclOH 5.7 FFBC
FstNiag 4.1 FNFG
FlushFin 3.2 FFIC
HomeBLA HBCP
HmFed 2.1 HOME
HudsCB 3.0 HCBK
InvBncp
r ISBC
Kearny 1.8 r KRNY
NYCmtyBc 7.5 NYB
NthfldBcn NFBK
NWBcp 3.5 NWSB
OceanFt 5.2 OCFC
Oritani
r ORIT
ProvBc 2.1 PBNY
RomFn 2.4 r ROMA
Sterlng 4.2 STSA
TFSFinc 1.6 r TFSL
TrustcNY 4.1 TRST
UtdFnB 2.1 r UBNK
UtdWst 2.2 UWBK
ViewPtF 2.0 r VPFG
WSFSFi 1.0 WSFS
WshFed 5.4 WFSL
WbstrFn 6.7 WBS

13.00
18.99
11.87
13.76
16.01
10.45
10.25
17.10
13.45
11.20
13.42
11.77
25.03
15.50
15.55
11.51
13.55
9.49
12.75
10.71
13.30
10.85
16.15
49.97
15.59
17.85

.25
.97
.55
.38
.76
.10
.39
.21
.66
.07
.45
.01
.90
.82
.11
.12
.32
.95
.13
.39
+.09
.15
.42
2.85
.44
.57

51 39 28k
62 20 9k
53 97 13k
38 840 16
31 82 13k
90 10 26
79 10 39k
+1 10m 21o
35 202 96k
53 39 99k
30 2.8m 15
34 34 51k
42 77 19
58 21 12k
79 14 67k
50 87 20k
32 21 71k
+11 1.4m 12o
38 428 70o
3 519 22
+64 159 28
90 4 6k
48 18 64k
43 17 12k
25 1.1m 21o
42 654 13o

14. INSURANCE
94 74 79 B B68.0
76 84 43 A C 68.8
54 87 37 D D+45.0
31 45 20 C C+22.7
55 29 53 B C+51.1
44 29 38 C C+55.5
87 61 97 D C+12.5
78 79 65 C D32.0
15 34 41 .. D 137
88 77 86 B E 50.5
68 46 57 B C+21.1
87 56 90 B C+21.6
91 71 78 B D 51.3
82 69 83 B E 80.5
69 21 71 B C+44.7
74 31 70 B B+32.4
60 88 44 B D 71.3
54 21 53 B C 28.0
52 21 61 B E 43.4
66 28 74 C B 28.5
85 59 82 B C+31.8
88 45 91 B B 26.7
48 46 43 C D 41.5
93 79 88 B B 22.9
55 60 50 B E 104
87 64 85 B B69.4
48 26 54 D B43.0
47 52 45 C D+41.5
77 33 86 C B21.5
65 44 74 C D+31.7
73 65 34 A C+36.9
71 49 61 B B20.8
64 19 69 B C+43.3
50 31 55 D D+143
65 42 60 B C+57.2

ACELtd 2.4 ACE

AFLAC 2.6 r AFL
AXA
7.9 AXA
Allianz 8.0 AZ
AlldWAsr 2.6 AWH
Allstate 5.8 r ALL
AmComp AMCP
AmerFin 2.5 AFG
AmerNtl 4.6 ANAT
AmPhy 1.0 r ACAP
AmrSaftyIns r ASI
Amerisfe AMSF
AON
1.6 r AOC
ArchCap r ACGL
ArgoGpIntn AGII
AspenIns 3.1 AHL
Assurant 1.5 AIZ
AssrdGty 1.6 r AGO
AXISCap 3.1 r AXS
BldLyB 5.4 BWINB
BrklyWR 1.1 r WRB
BrwnBrn 1.5 BRO
CNAFinl 3.3 CNA
CNASurety SUR
ChinaLfe 2.1 LFC
Chubb 3.0 r CB
CinnFnl 7.1 r CINF
DelphiFn 2.4 r DFG
DonglA 2.8 DGICA
EMCIns 3.7 r EMCI
eHealth
EHTH
EmployH 1.9 EIG
EndurSp 3.9 ENH
EnstarGp ESGR
ErieIndt 5.1 ERIE

45.30
37.24
19.97
8.54
27.60
28.23
11.90
19.98
66.50
38.80
11.43
14.92
36.75
60.16
28.01
19.47
38.26
10.73
24.26
18.41
22.85
19.00
17.92
13.35
42.12
44.43
21.90
16.89
15.23
19.44
11.81
12.40
25.90
72.27
34.64

2.46 +10 4.0m 5

5.73 +17 5.3m 10
1.93 39 755 5o
.82 +3 1.4m 4k
.42 11 275 3
3.72 1 5.6m 5
+.09 31 38 11k
.99 2 739 4k
5.56 36 23 11k
.36 30 50 8k
+.17 20 26 4k
.60 14 118 5k
1.30 +9 3.6m 13
1.91 24 352 5
.18 12 111 7k
.92 18 680 4k
3.52 27 1.3m 6
.91 60 626 6
1.03 7 1.1m 3k
1.53 68 9 11k
.28 +8 1.6m 6
.15 8 969 16o
1.90 10 458 4
.48 49 44 6k
2.23 +12 2.3m 17o
2.88 3 4.1m 7
1.25 35 900 7k
1.69 +19 422 5
.25 53 23 11
2.15+117 68 12k
.97 57 89 18k
.03 36 197 6k
... +23 753 3k
7.82 24 19 35k
1.76 +11 103 10k

49 6 73 C D+112
32 38 35 D C+41.3
94 89 91 C C 71.5
85 23 93 B B+355
24 3 37 E C 21.0
46 38 56 E C+44.2
74 61 49 B B25.2
81 37 89 B C+30.0
86 80 58 A D23.9
88 71 80 B C 31.6
80 62 83 C D55.0
82 59 76 C C 44.0
33 65 9 C C+99
26 45 15 C E 20.9
29 67 8 B D 45.2
76 70 60 B D+33.8
78 49 88 C C 52.8
19 23 18 E C+53.2
99 93 99 A A+41.2
27 60 15 C E 67.4
59 78 54 C D51.5
27 54 32 B E 46.9
69 42 72 C C+554
85 55 90 C D36.8
58 28 42 B C 31.0
79 32 94 D B+62.0
47 62 31 C C 70.1
60 31 64 B D18.2
78 42 72 B B+37.0
79 35 96 C B+54.2
91 66 79 A B66.7
46 9 65 D B30.9
71 8 93 B C+48.0
37 23 43 D C+17.5
55 38 74 D D23.6
63 37 71 B E 84.8
96 75 98 B B60.4
72 38 70 B C 38.8
31 50 33 D D20.5
23 66 13 C D70.9
95 86 89 B A 71.2
47 19 54 D C+21.3
15 46 7 C E 45.9
41 76 20 C D 100
19 51 19 D E 33.0
88 49 91 B B 72.1
60 70 56 C E 59.3
74 70 61 C ..51.1
53 20 63 B E 63.8
87 58 88 C B+49.4
84 81 69 B D18.5
79 57 82 D B30.4
80 85 69 B D+58.0
74 34 87 C C+37.1
35 11 54 E C+36.4
32 55 27 C D+59.4
41 54 38 B E 66.0
94 97 73 A C 36.1
60 42 56 B D 75.8
67 33 74 B C+58.6
57 49 53 C C+23.0

EverstRe 2.8 r RE
FBLFncl 3.3 FFG
FPICIns
FPIC
FairfxF 1.9 FFH
FidlNFin 13 FNF
FirstAm 4.2 r FAF
FstMerF
r FMR
Gallaghr 5.4 AJG
Grnlghtn r GLRE
HCCIns 2.4 HCC
HanvrIns 1.1 r THG
Harlysvl 4.4 r HGIC
HartfdFn 5.6 r HIG
HorMan 6.7 HMN
ING
17 ING
IPCHldgs 4.4 IPCR
InfPrCas 1.1 IPCC
LandAm 1.6 r LFG
LifePtn .7 r LPHI
LincNatl 4.0 LNC
LoewsC .8 L
Manulife 4.8 MFC
Markel
MKL
MarshM 3.0 MMC
MaxCp 2.5 r MXGL
MercuryG 4.7 MCY
MetLife 2.5 r MET
Montplr 2.5 r MRH
NatIntst 1.3 NATL
NtnwdFnl 2.4 NFS
NavigGrp NAVG
NYMGIC 2.0 r NYM
OdyssyRe .8 r ORH
OldRepIn 8.4 ORI
OneBeac 6.1 OB
Partnrre 3.3 r PRE
PhilConsol r PHLY
PlatUnd 1.2 r PTP
PresLife 5.4 PLFE
PrncplF 2.4 r PFG
Proassrnce r PRA
Progresv 1.1 PGR
PrtcLife 8.2 PL
Prudentl 3.4 r PRU
PrudtlUK 6.3 PUK
RLI
2.0 r RLI
RinsGpA 1.0 RGAA
ReinsB
RGAB
RenaisRe 2.3 RNR
SafeIns 4.6 SAFT
SeaBrght SEAB
SelInsG 2.7 SIGI
StancrpF 1.9 SFG
StatAut 2.5 STFC
StewInfo 4.1 STC
SunLife 5.8 r SLF
Torchmrk 1.6 TMK
TowrGp 1.0 TWGP
TransAtl 1.8 TRH
Travele 3.2 TRV
UtdAmInm r INDM

69.01 +2.51 +51 868 9o

15.11 1.35 +10 79 5k
44.09 3.04 9 50 9k
265.5 9.22 56 96 3
9.02 .70 1 2.3m ..k
21.07 1.11 10 1.0m 30
11.33 1.06 43 68 5k
23.74 .50 +93 1.9m 13k
13.51 .93 49 88 8k
20.57 .76 11 1.0m 6k
36.35 1.26 +17 574 7
27.37 .66 48 44 9k
22.68 4.87 3 5.3m 2
6.27 .62 +68 673 4k
11.16 .77 +85 3.9m 1
19.52 .94 18 582 3k
39.03 .56 +38 207 9k
12.30 .69 30 320 ..k
40.00 .55+146 271 21
21.01 4.21 18 3.0m 4
30.05 2.96 38 2.1m 7
20.62 1.71 +40 2.5m 7
322.819.67 +28 53 10k
26.37 .64 +5 6.7m 19
14.63 .93 +14 461 4k
49.30 2.11 +1 261 13
30.04 2.60 41 8.8m 5
11.82 .74 +33 1.0m 4
18.10 1.51 86 7 10k
49.34 .86 46 388 12
42.87 2.54 22 90 7k
16.35 1.00 34 21 ..k
36.57 .27 42 192 13k
8.12 .60 34 1.4m ..
13.83 .12 32 87 7k
55.68 +.80 +30 925 4
57.30 .29 51 534 13k
26.37 .17 +6 603 6
9.21 .85 25 60 5k
18.73 2.70 12 2.7m 4
47.85 2.35 25 183 9k
12.66 1.14 22 5.0m ..o
11.46 1.04 +13 1.0m 3
33.75 4.21 +4 6.7m 4
11.20 .42 +28 332 32
50.72 1.67 +46 228 10
34.45 .71 54 608 6k
33.64 1.21 78 164 5k
38.74 1.34 +8 541 4
34.91 1.54 63 41 7k
10.56 .60 +19 150 5
19.12 .85 +8 318 8k
37.28 3.08 22 295 7
23.94 .81 32 49 46k
18.30 .14 35 125 ..k
23.10 1.59 39 341 6
35.10 1.97+311 4.3m 6
19.18 .37 16 194 7
42.55 +.02 +68 177 6k
37.02 +.69 +32 7.6m 6o
11.31 .06 43 55 8k

39 12 52 C D+40.5
23 15 32 D D+50.4
47 35 67 B D26.5
60 76 68 D E 28.0
93 60 68 A B 27.8
46 30 52 D C 540
89 64 73 A C 43.2
72 33 77 B B45.8

UnitdFi 2.9 r UFCS

Unitrin
9 UTR
UnvAmr
r UAM
UnmGrp 1.8 r UNM
Validus 4.7 VR
WhtMtIn 2.6 WTM
WillisGp 3.9 WSH
ZenithNt 6.5 ZNT

20.72 2.15
18.86 1.08
9.42 .33
16.67 1.44
17.11 .70
303.029.15
26.61 .69
30.86 .64

19 100 16
47 187 16k
25 263 8
22 3.6m 6
64 92 3k
+15 33 22k
+90 3.0m 8
17 251 9

15. AEROSPACE
72 93 34 B C 39.4
87 86 70 B D120
61 72 43 A D54.2
32 54 36 C E 99.0
74 82 56 B D56.8
53 79 22 C B42.7
27 78 22 .. E 49.3
66 79 49 C D62.9
57 87 52 B E 95.1
73 94 38 B D75.7
89 90 71 B C+56.9
84 90 73 B D44.6
97 96 98 A B27.0
89 99 57 A C+30.9
64 79 69 B E 120
90 85 71 B C 49.2
44 74 49 C E 85.2
71 72 63 B D 27.9
55 90 26 B E 154
71 86 65 C E 67.5
71 91 42 A D76.0
39 54 31 B E 37.1
91 92 77 B D66.2
30 77 5 A E 74.4
96 96 72 A B51.6
76 91 48 B D 83.4

AAR
AIR 12.68
AllintTch
ATK 78.07
Astronics ATRO 12.25
Boeing 3.7 r BA 42.91
CurtsWrt 1.0 CW 32.82
Ducmmun 2.2 DCO 13.87
Embraer 3.5 ERJ 17.10
Esterline
ESL 31.50
GenDyn 2.5 r GD 56.49
Goodrich 3.1 r GR 32.03
Heico
.3 HEI 33.11
HeicoA .4 HEIA 26.39
IntgrlSys
ISYS 20.73
LMIAerospc LMIA . 13.35
Lockhee 2.9 r LMT 79.77
MoogA
MOGA 33.27
NorthrpG 3.5 r NOC 45.91
OrbitalSci r ORB . 18.28
PrecCast .2 PCP 55.27
RaythnB 2.5 RTN 44.15
RockColl 2.8 COL 34.16
SpiritAer
SPR 13.51
Teledyne
TDY 43.35
Textron 7.1 TXT 13.03
TransDg
TDG 28.96
Triumph .5 r TGI 34.52

.92 32 446 6o
3.32 7 341 11
.75 54 17 7k
3.49 +19 10m 8o
1.46 +39 548 13k
.91 +34 130 6
1.62 +9 1.4m 7
1.32 39 228 10o
+1.01 +46 5.4m 9o
1.15 +19 2.1m 6
1.06 6 181 19
.30 13 74 15
.38 16 322 22
+.25 +94 179 8k
4.42 +59 5.8m 10o
.71 2 212 12k
+1.07 +34 4.5m 8o
.35 11 535 17o
3.40 +23 2.4m 7o
.57 +40 4.7m 11
1.52 +11 1.7m 8
1.10 +25 1.8m 5
1.90 22 220 14
3.00+116 9.5m 3o
1.57 8 452 11
2.18 42 146 7k

16. ALCOHOL/TOB
80 47 85 B D 24.5
84 59 96 B E 68.6
95 78 85 A B54.5
91 82 58 A E 81.0
81 70 76 A D78.8
63 97 17 B E 77.5
81 94 34 A C 88.8
73 95 68 .. D45.8
55 83 45 D E 25.7
53 83 47 D E 25.2
73 59 65 A D93.1
82 58 77 A D92.8
63 62 65 C E 59.5
97 80 76 A C 56.3
84 70 75 B C 72.0
93 62 98 A B 68.9
67 26 71 C C+68.0
85 58 87 B D+21.9

Altria
6.6 MO
Anheuse 2.4 BUD
BostnBeer SAM
BritAmT 5.2 BTI
BrownFrB 2.4 r BFB
CntlErDst CEDC
CompBbd 2.6 ABV
CpCervcr 4.1 CCU
ConstelA
STZ
ConstellB STZB
Diageo 4.4 DEO
Lorilla 6.1 r LO
MolCoorB 2.1 TAP
PhilMor 5.3 PM
ReynldAm7.5 r RAI
UST
3.8 r UST
Universl 4.6 r UVV
VectorGp 10 VGR

31 70 8 A
39 90 12 B
63 71 74 B
52 57 69 B

ATPO&G
ATPG 9.79
AegeanM .3 ANW . 12.65
AlliaHld 7.7 AHGP 18.27
AllncRes 9 ARLP 29.30

19.29
60.48
38.81
50.40
56.66
24.35
36.61
25.26
13.32
13.42
57.33
60.46
38.97
40.83
45.16
67.06
38.82
15.79

.09 +51 28m 11

2.59 +32 12m 20
2.32 15 100 18k
2.10+250 929 10k
2.92 14 384 16
4.26 +13 1.2m 11
8.51 +83 1.8m 8
1.92 63 27 8k
.98 20 1.6m 7o
1.02 92 3 7
3.71 +36 1.5m 11o
1.22 +6 3.0m 11
+.16 +27 2.0m 13
1.33 +23 14m 12o
.06 +34 2.1m 9o
.20 +20 5.2m 18
.78 24 286 9
.11 59 102 20k

17. ENERGY
E
E
E
E

57.6
48.2
31.0
58.0

1.27
1.40
.29
2.12

28
+8
+16
20

811 2k
879 15
78 12
125 10

73 98 72 C D 119 AlphaNtRs ANR 32.37

76 32 88 B B38.0 Amerigas 8.7 APU 29.42
32 86 26 D D81.4 Anadarko 1.2 r APC 29.38
71 96 52 A E 149 Apache
.9 APA 69.49
72 93 49 A C 30.0 Approachn AREX 9.05
55 99 22 B E 77.4 ArchCoal 1.8 ACI 20.48
77 99 52 A E 57.6 ArenaRes
ARD 24.73
62 89 35 B C 50.1 AtlasAm 1.0 ATLS 20.71
63 93 34 A D45.4 AtlasEn 13 ATN 17.66
14 8 17 D E 38.1 AtlasPpl 15 AHD 13.21
50 73 32 D D49.6 AtlasPi 17 APL 21.80
59 99 29 A E 63.5 AtwoodOcn ATW . 22.83
26 53 25 B E 34.9 BJSvcs 1.6 BJS 12.75
79 91 52 A C 79.8 BPplc
7.2 BP 43.25
81 81 87 .. D 108 BPPrdh 15 BPT 74.99
36 89 12 A E 94.4 BakrHugh 2.0 BHI 30.35
36 73 18 B D60.9 BarrettBl
BBG 18.17
39 70 28 A E 33.0 BasicEn
r BAS 11.55
39 82 57 .. E 35.2 BaytexE 16 BTE 15.59
53 96 22 A E 62.2 BerryPe 1.5 BRY 20.39
91 82 79 A C 32.7 BdwlkPpl 8.9 BWP 21.12
63 96 53 C D34.5 BreitBrn 14 BBEP 14.00
39 64 27 B D59.0 Bristowgp BRS 24.62
83 71 64 A D+29.9 BuckGP 7.4 BGH 16.65
81 51 76 A D 55.5 BuckeyeP 9 BPL 35.94
21 51 11 A E 68.8 CoGnGeoV CGV 15.31
54 98 19 A E 218 CNOOC 6.7 CEO 70.44
70 96 43 A E 45.5 CNXGas
CXG 19.29
57 90 38 A E 72.9 CabotO&G .5 COG 25.22
37 86 32 D E 28.9 CallnPet
CPE 9.47
55 95 23 A D58.5 Cameron
CAM . 21.90
53 89 30 A E 109 CdnNtRe .9 CNQ 39.61
44 73 41 B E 51.8 CdnSolar
CSIQ 10.49
67 66 73 A E 62.6 CarboCe 1.9 r CRR 35.69
49 92 13 A D76.3 Carrizo
CRZO 19.25
47 92 21 B D55.7 ChartInds GTLS 15.59
46 90 26 B E 74.0 ChesEngy 1.4 CHK 21.12
81 87 63 A D 104 Chevron 4.2 CVX . 61.74
34 23 37 B C+169 ChinaPet 3.1 SNP 65.53
77 92 66 A E 74.5 Cimarex .7 XEC 35.14
43 44 76 C E 121 ClayWEgy CWEI 38.17
37 11 72 D B20.0 CleanEnn CLNE 10.99
42 74 18 A D37.8 CompPdS
CPX 10.14
87 81 85 A C 90.6 ComstckRes CRK 37.96
87 86 85 B C+41.0 7ConchoRn CXO 21.36
69 91 45 A D 96.0 ConocPh 3.8 COP 49.06
25 64 17 C E 119 ConslEng 1.4 r CNX 27.83
60 73 55 A E 95.2 Contango r MCF 42.10
80 99 56 A D83.8 ContlResn
CLR 22.74
82 92 50 B C+39.8 CopanEn 10 CPNO 21.67
59 97 32 A E 155 CoreLa
.6 CLB 64.93
80 92 63 A D30.4 CovantaH r CVA 19.14
74 87 84 .. E 64.3 CrosTim 16 CRT 40.94
37 79 13 C E 38.5 Crosstex 12 XTXI 12.52
40 33 35 C C 35.7 Crosstx 15 XTEX 16.52
16 13 28 D D 46.1 DCPMidP 14 DPM 16.30
48 94 10 A D83.8 DawsnGeo DWSN 22.10
49 99 13 A E 40.3 DenbryRes DNR . 10.23
82 92 68 A C+127 DevnEngy .9 DVN 69.34

8.10 3 4.4m 25
.41 45 65 15
5.46 +37 14m 5
9.65 +5 6.4m 5
.91 45 85 10
4.41 +19 11m 9
3.22 23 852 13
2.19 16 333 17k
1.67+130 914 8
.60+289 305 ..k
1.52 3 458 ..
3.01 0 1.5m 7o
.98 +79 18m 5
4.02 +39 12m 5
4.26 25 190 9o
8.60+105 15m 5o
1.98 +21 1.4m 12
1.68 9 426 5
1.96 +60 940 9
3.00 25 710 6
.63 46 253 10
.50 38 152 8
2.12 33 397 7k
+2.36 +80 173 19k
1.16 21 155 11
1.92 29 254 5k
7.28 +31 1.0m 4o
1.00 +36 605 13
3.05 5 2.9m 12
1.79 +30 393 7k
3.68 7 4.7m 9
6.13 6 4.9m 6
1.22 41 1.7m 5
5.13 8 548 15
2.65 +21 1.2m 11
2.49 29 368 6
2.20 +25 36m 5
5.06 +23 22m 6
6.66 +25 849 ..
5.10 9 1.6m 5
4.20 38 60 ..k
1.16 65 411 ..
1.75 +43 1.9m 4
5.39 +10 1.7m 13
4.07 +7 1.2m 71
4.90 +45 24m 4o
7.98 +94 14m 28
5.55 +43 361 8
3.77 5 2.2m 10
1.15 +54 573 14
7.03 47 228 11x
1.61 +2 1.2m 18
2.06 49 19 10k
.24 +22 499 16k
.89 18 156 ..
.64+102 368 ..k
1.85 +22 168 4k
2.16 6 3.6m 6
7.87 6 7.2m 7

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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)

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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
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E

64 96 32 A E 149
57 52 85 .. E 27.5
93 90 81 A B36.5
65 95 37 B E 42.5
48 86 20 A E 65.4
72 45 78 C C 24.8
67 96 58 A E 144
28 11 45 C C+39.0
89 99 63 A ..27.9
94 86 74 A D 25.7
41 41 59 .. E 56.0
84 86 63 B D54.2
71 57 72 B E 46.8
55 87 41 A E 99
59 83 48 A D79.6
60 73 66 C D28.7
75 73 96 C D83.3
61 3 94 .. B 11.1
70 57 52 A D35.8
73 58 75 B D55.9
36 69 35 B E 50.6
58 90 39 A E 85.2
59 92 33 A E 83.2
87 84 63 C B37.3
91 92 76 C C+32.6
21 57 8 B E 90.4
34 70 26 A E 36.0
90 90 70 A C+96.1
61 97 32 A D83.2
38 10 69 C D23.3
68 73 54 A E 317
94 79 99 A B 96.0
48 89 21 A D83.1
3 23 9 C E 89.7
32 55 20 B D49.1
77 99 62 A E 88.4
8 24 10 D E 24.4
29 2 77 D D86.2
2 6 18 E E 25.5
44 89 42 B E 52.6
62 99 37 A E 71.0
40 87 19 A E 55.4
35 77 6 A E 46.8
69 92 51 A E 77.2
70 98 36 A D 137
26 35 21 B D67.4
78 44 78 B A47.9
43 87 22 A E 59.4
70 75 73 .. E 37.9
63 84 40 A D 63.1
51 38 67 C D 35.1
34 61 30 D D41.6
27 16 97 E E 62.8
94 71 86 A B+60.9
81 67 88 .. B 56.3
56 73 36 A E 75.7
51 89 29 B E 59.2
16 1 46 D E 25.8
55 73 59 E C+30.7
66 74 52 B D 68.8
74 95 54 A E 95.2
11 4 24 .. E 29.5
85 86 75 B D27.0
86 80 78 A C+45.0
33 58 24 B D63.2
54 86 22 A E 37.4
40 23 48 D C+38.5
77 65 64 A D 39.6
43 96 25 C E 95.7
52 98 33 C E 30.4
36 82 8 A E 67.1
44 73 51 C E 35.5
80 77 99 A D55.9
61 97 32 A D101
33 70 18 A E 50.6
34 75 20 B E 60.2
43 98 11 A E 92.7
46 94 28 B E 33.0
70 86 59 A E 41.7
37 80 13 A E 69.8
39 80 15 A E 42.7
49 93 26 A E 69.0
68 96 32 A D105
85 79 80 B E 63.9
69 64 78 B E 35.4
69 49 71 B D38.3
55 84 32 B B110
78 97 47 A E 100
42 87 14 A E 82.5
42 93 17 A E 64.8
97 91 85 A B65.9
45 81 41 D C+57.9
52 71 47 C C+41.7
64 87 44 A E 40.0
19 65 31 .. E 82.2
19 55 24 B E 37.5
69 98 39 A D88.7
65 89 49 A E 81.0
83 89 54 A D36.5
75 71 50 A D+30.2
13 20 35 B E 35.5
89 95 96 .. E 27.8
46 92 18 A E 62.8
31 41 22 B C+263
56 82 57 C D54.5
48 95 19 A E 64.9
49 95 20 A E 77.6
33 91 14 C D 79.1
51 81 32 A E 82.2
93 96 75 A D22.7
58 51 75 D D+56.8
51 92 18 A E 79.9
18 41 28 B E 28.6
45 95 17 A D48.9
53 93 25 A E 74.9
82 99 50 A E 26.9
51 98 9 A D 45.0
59 60 54 A D+18.9
63 93 49 A D76.8
63 73 44 D D+34.8
54 82 32 A D 44.9
57 73 39 A E 29.7
41 85 16 A E 47.9
65 90 47 A E 88.7
69 91 45 A D87.9
88 91 91 .. E 70.8
77 69 91 .. D47.3
29 73 6 B E 69.4
53 96 20 A E 67.9
62 91 29 A E 111
51 63 53 B E 97.8
43 92 15 A E 88.4
90 98 83 A D+52.7
80 83 58 A D29.2
84 65 81 B B26.7
57 52 72 D B 26.8
61 97 38 A E 65.6
58 94 32 A E 43.3

DiamndOf .8 DO 64.3911.52 +43 3.2m 7

DomRsBW 20 DOM 19.11 1.92 0 39 7
DorchMn 18 DMLP 20.25 1.08 29 63 9k
DresserR
r DRC 19.56 3.12 +3 1.1m 12
DrilQuip
r DRQ 23.29 4.56 1 793 8
DuncanE 10 DEP 15.94 .41 38 65 14k
EOGRes .8 EOG 66.03 6.33 26 3.7m 10
EVEngy 16 EVEP 16.86 .72 25 98 ..
Ecopetr 1.4 EC 17.50 1.25 +25 75 13
ElPasoP 7.3 EPB 16.25 .76 25 215 15o
EnbrEM
EEQ 34.17 1.19 4 57 16k
EnbrEner 11 EEP 34.50 .64 +25 475 10
Enbridge 3.9 ENB 31.35 1.86 +7 862 17k
Encana 3.9 r ECA 41.10 3.78 31 4.4m 6
EncoreAcq r EAC 25.74 3.72 19 1.1m 6
EncoreE 17 ENP 15.76 .24 33 41 25k
EnergyCnv ENER 37.30 6.59 8 2.8m 99
EngInfra
EII 10.01 .02 13 81 ..k
EngyTEq
9 ETE 20.24 +.21 +27 854 12
EngyTsfr 9 ETP 36.15 .35 0 732 10
Enerplus 20 ERF 22.92 3.18 +49 2.2m 7
ENISPA 10 E 39.85 2.50 5 990 4k
EnscoInt .3 r ESV 33.91 5.04 +2 3.5m 4
EnterpGP 8.2 EPE 22.20 .22 +51 289 20
EntpsPrd 8.7 EPD 23.97 .43 +19 1.5m 14
ExterranH
EXH 19.86 2.95 12 1.1m 6
ExterrP 12 EXLP 14.00 +.26 68 11 8k
ExxonMbl 2.5 XOM 64.57 6.93 +27 52m 7
FMCTech
FTI . 33.07 4.26 +48 4.2m 11
Ferllgas 12 FGP 15.40 .85 14 136 45o
FstSolar
FSLR . 137.2 3.92 +87 6.4m 51
FdgCCT 12 FDG 78.47 .91 19 3.4m 19
ForestOil
FST . 23.80 3.23 +1 2.0m 5
FdtnCoal 1.2 r FCL 16.30 4.85+234 9.4m ..o
FrontOil 2.2 r FTO 10.95 1.30 4 4.5m 3
GMXResrcs GMXR 28.00 4.57 20 484 17
Geokinetic GOK 6.24 .48 48 13 ..k
GoodrPet
GDP 26.01 1.55 36 1.1m ..
GreenHtrn GRH 7.45 +.30 +58 62 ..
GulfIsl
1.9 GIFI 20.93 1.43 +26 196 6
GlfMrk
GLF 28.42 3.13 16 265 4
Hallibtn 2.0 HAL . 17.64 3.11 +18 26m 6o
HelixEn
HLX 9.64 1.58 13 2.2m 3
HelmPay .7 HP 28.47 1.28+111 4.9m 7
Hess
.8 HES . 49.02 5.70 +1 6.0m 5
Holly
3.5 r HOC 17.03 1.48 19 1.3m 7
HollyEn 10 HEP 29.10 3.09 +91 101 16k
Hornbeck
HOS 20.18 2.96 44 572 5
HugotnRy 22 HGT 21.48 1.29 +7 415 9
ImprlOil 1.3 IMO 28.98 3.55 +12 1.2m 8
Inergy 12 NRGY 20.38 .78 6 203 24o
InterOil
IOC 11.23 .92 41 482 ..
JamesRivr JRCC 16.59 2.56 40 1.9m ..
KindrME 8.1 KMP 50.55 1.91 +34 1.3m 29o
KindMrMg KMR 46.87 2.01 24 340 36
LDKSolrn
LDK 18.72 1.41 36 2.0m 7o
LaynChrst LAYN 23.05 2.52 +15 375 9o
LegcyRes 15 LGCY 13.27 .58 24 95 ..k
LinnEngy 15 r LINE 15.95 .34 +83 2.7m ..
Lubrizol 3.5 LZ 35.11 2.37 +24 919 8k
Lufkin 2.2 LUFK 46.32 5.73 +31 298 8o
MVOilTr
MVO 10.90 .17 57 22 99k
MagellM 7.3 MGG 18.40 .13 41 233 13
MagMids 8.7 MMP 31.74 .19 29 210 11
Marathn 4.3 MRO 22.49 3.87 +47 13m 5
MarinerE
ME 11.88 1.76 33 859 3
MarkWst 12 MWE 20.10 .73 25 270 ..
MrtnMd 12 MMLP 24.05 .60 19 40 11
MasseyEn 1.0 MEE 20.36 4.84 +8 9.1m 10
MatrixSvc MTRX 11.15 .35 0 353 12
McDermott MDR 15.62 3.01 27 4.8m 5
McmornExp MMR 12.20 1.80 +34 1.9m 3o
MexcoEn
MXC 11.10 1.80 57 9 16k
MurphOil 2.4 MUR . 41.06 5.30 7 2.7m 5
NaborsInds NBR 14.30 1.62 +10 11m 4o
NatcoGpA
NTG 21.54 2.82 29 181 9k
NatlOilVr
NOV 24.48 6.20 +77 21m 5
NGSvcs
NGS 11.08 1.00 +24 208 9
NatRsPt 9 NRP 22.44 2.13 29 163 14
NewfldExpl NFX 19.77 2.41 +9 3.5m 5o
Nexen 1.4 NXY . 12.46 2.29 +15 5.3m 3
Noble
.8 NE . 25.59 4.79 +40 8.9m 4
NobleEnr 1.8 NBL 40.93 5.42 +4 3.7m 5
NustarEn 10 NS 41.91 .75 32 166 12
Nustarn 9 NSH 18.60 .26 46 193 17
OGEEnrg 5.6 OGE 24.96 1.47 2 615 9k
OYOGeo
OYOG 28.51 4.77 +17 57 11
OcciPet 2.9 r OXY . 44.90 4.63 +13 12m 5
Oceanrng
OII 25.41 3.47 29 989 7
OilStIntl
r OIS 18.70 2.72 26 869 4
ONEOKPtr 8.4 OKS 51.53 1.20 17 186 9
OrmatTch .7 ORA 26.71 3.30 30 236 22
PHInv
PHIIK 22.32 2.28 +3 40 10k
PanhanO 1.6 r PHX 17.83 1.96 35 22 9
PatriotCn
PCX 14.99 3.66 +75 4.8m ..o
PattUTI 5.5 PTEN 11.54 1.60 +20 6.3m 5
PeabdyEn .7 BTU 32.95 3.74 +48 19m 10o
PennVA .7 PVA 31.25 5.06 0 1.1m 13
PenVaGP 7.9 PVG 19.17 .13 +6 59 14k
PennVAR 11 PVR 15.81 .69 30 160 13
PennWstE 21 PWE 16.20 1.56 +34 4.8m 36
Permian 13 PBT 21.28 1.53 13 541 10
PetroCn 3.6 PCZ 20.65 2.73 +15 3.4m 3
Petchina 5.5 PTR 71.2110.00 +31 1.3m 7o
Petrohawk
HK 15.40 1.00 1 10m 21
PetrbrsA 2.7 PBRA 19.00 2.95 +2 15m 5k
Petrobrs .1 PBR 23.15 3.69 +25 37m 6
PetroDev
PETD 22.00 4.11 38 145 7
PionrNtr 1.2 PXD 27.71 4.57 4 2.8m 6
PionSwE 12 PSE 15.50 .97 13 57 5
PlainAl
9 PAA 38.47 .74 +3 571 13
PlainsEx
r PXP 22.35 3.40 +17 3.8m 4
PrecDril 12 PDS 10.26 1.29 +29 2.1m 4
PrideIntl
PDE 15.29 2.71 +27 4.5m 5
Questar 1.8 STR 26.93 3.03 6 2.3m 8
QkslvGs 10 KGS 13.95 +.95 40 26 24k
Quickslvr
KWK 9.35 1.60 22 3.2m 9
RPC
2.7 RES 8.91 1.05 21 414 12
RangeRes .5 RRC 32.97 2.43 +7 5.0m 17
RegncyE 11 RGNC 16.10 .03 31 325 99
Repsol 3.1 REP 18.92 4.24 +80 2.1m 4k
RosettaR ROSE 11.73 .97 9 508 6
Rowan 2.5 RDC 16.05 2.24 +10 4.4m 3
RoyDShA 5.8 RDSA 46.99 4.54 5 3.0m 4k
RoyDShB 7.0 RDSB 45.70 4.34+139 1.7m 3k
SabnRylt 14 SBR 48.10 2.86 42 34 9k
SanJuanB 9 SJT 35.72 1.38 24 158 13
Sandrdgen
SD 10.36 1.79 29 2.7m 18o
Sasol
6.4 SSL 22.51 4.02 +9 1.4m 4o
Schlmbrg 1.7 r SLB 49.74 4.04 +29 19m 10o
SeacorHldg CKH 56.04 3.98 +13 299 6k
Smith
1.6 SII 29.50 4.63 +6 5.2m 8
SouthwstEn SWN 26.13 4.78 +6 8.5m 24
Spectra 5.8 r SE 17.14 1.51 +15 4.8m 9
Spectra 6.8 SEP 19.90 .55 10 74 14k
Spire
SPIR 10.73 .82 86 9 ..k
StMaryLE .4 SM . 23.51 2.72 33 852 5
Statoil 4.2 STO 16.38 1.26 +15 2.4m 4

IBD Composite Rating

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 92 94 81 A C+28.5 Microsemi MSCC 20.03 .88 28 711 16
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 80 97 48 A D 29.1 MnPwSy r MPWR . 13.01 1.11 33 596 13
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 42 74 32 B E 26.9 NatSemi 2.8 NSM 11.37 .87 +6 7.0m 9o
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 83 94 53 A C+40.3 NetLogic
NETL 19.75 .54 15 802 13
52 83 29 A E 74.0 StoneEgy
SGY 25.75 4.00 25 746 2 24 25 47 D E 28.9 Novellus r NVLS 14.19 .94 27 2.7m 23o
53 8 81 C B48.5 SuburbP 9 SPH 32.61 .67 15 103 12 71 74 44 A C+35.0 PwrIntgn POWI . 17.68 .92 28 299 12k
41 91 17 A E 74.3 SuncrEr .9 SU 21.17 2.56 +14 12m 6 15 29 24 D C+48.0 SanDisk
SNDK 10.09 4.67+277 42m 48o
34 38 33 B D77.0 Sunoco 4.7 SUN 25.63 2.87 20 3.9m 12 83 87 60 A C+19.9 Semtech r SMTC 10.42 .15 25 922 10
92 89 77 B D59.5 SunocoLg 9 SXL 40.00 .88 15 58 9k 42 42 20 A B 73.0 SigmaDsgn r SIGM 10.50 .51 64 352 4o
43 72 30 A E 164 SunPowrA SPWRA 43.13 5.98 34 2.0m 21o 68 80 62 A E 45.2 SilcnLab
SLAB 23.41 .89 13 881 13
59 72 29 A ..74.0 SunPwrB SPWRB 34.82 5.72 51 820 17 39 65 36 C E 40.0 StdMicro r SMSC 17.27 .86 42 118 9
SUPX 22.72 .32+199 423 16o
57 98 27 A E 90.0 SuntechP
STP 20.56 2.44 29 4.1m 14 75 84 88 C E 43.4 Supertex
TSRA 13.27 1.36 52 402 8
52 92 18 A E 57.8 SuperEgry SPN 17.87 2.48 12 1.6m 4 39 44 39 B D45.0 Tessera
48 59 37 A C+35.8 SuperWell SWSI 13.69 2.43 10 264 10k 40 60 40 B E 34.6 TexsInst 2.7 TXN 16.28 .57 +31 26m 9o
75 98 38 A D68.5 SwiftErgy
SFY . 27.24 3.92 6 956 3 82 65 97 E B16.7 Trnsmtahrs TMTA 15.50 .13 52 55 ..
82 55 72 A B37.7 TCPipeln 10 TCLP 26.67 .19 +52 130 9k 96 73 93 D A+17.2 Ultratech UTEK 13.08 .44 22 171 31o
42 94 11 A E 84.8 T3Engy
TTES . 18.63 3.63 14 186 6 41 57 37 B D51.8 VarianSm r VSEA 19.20 .82 +7 1.2m 9
28 6 52 B E 28.0 Verigy
r VRGY 14.20 +.07 20 611 8
56 73 52 C E 29.8 TargaRes 13 NGLS 15.49 .38 2 418 9
79 84 74 A E 28.2 Xilinx 2.9 r XLNX 19.10 1.30 +18 10m 13o
74 53 68 B C+40.7 TeppcoP 10 TPP 26.55 .59 11 515 14
21 92 11 .. E 36.8 Tesco
TESO 9.66 .94 41 198 10k
20. TELECOM
14 8 14 B D66.0 Tesoro 4.1 TSO 9.69 1.44 7 8.8m .. 62 67 52 A E 42.8 AT&T 6.7 r T 23.78 1.95 +38 48m 8o
54 76 52 A E 71.3 Tidewatr 2.7 r TDW 36.48 3.39 15 1.3m 5 63 70 51 B D26.5 Adtran 2.5 r ADTN 14.49 1.00 32 1.1m 11o
73 91 44 A E 91.3 TotalSA 6.0 TOT 46.44 4.44 1 3.6m 5 55 5 77 B B16.5 AlskCom 8.4 ALSK 10.20 .73 54 278 17
66 79 65 B E 43.9 TransCda 5.1 TRP 27.60 1.19 +15 590 11 59 85 29 A E 68.9 AmMovl 1.8 AMX 28.97 4.15+152 21m 9
76 76 64 B D+33.1 TrnsMon 12 TLP 19.19 +.10 17 36 9k 72 65 66 D B+46.5 AmerTower r AMT 29.26 1.89 +9 6.0m 99
57 96 29 A E 163 Transocn
RIG 68.88 9.92 +24 11m 5 88 86 63 A B39.2 AtlTele 3.2 ATNI 22.57 1.62 45 32 8k
3 6 5 B E 43.4 TricoM
TRMA 7.94 1.17 11 457 2 58 52 68 C D 44.6 BCE
BCE 28.47 1.16+100 2.2m 12
52 99 12 A D 68.3 TrinaSol
TSL 12.42 1.53 51 642 4o 37 68 25 B E 68.2 BritTele 12 BT 22.51 .74 24 236 4k
.9 BDC 21.40 3.42 +65 1.2m 6
77 97 51 A D 102 UltraPt
UPL 45.75 5.45 10 2.9m 24 59 95 32 A E 59.5 Belden
53 81 28 C C 41.6 Ultrapar 8.7 UGP 18.13 2.36 +55 170 11k 50 84 16 B C+85.7 BraslTel 10 BRP 29.47 6.13 18 176 4
56 93 36 A E 88.2 Unit Corp
UNT 31.75 3.07 22 877 4 42 73 23 B E 38.6 BraslTlc 8.9 BTM 14.63 3.42 2 177 4k
17 36 16 B E 75.8 ValeroEn 3.3 r VLO 17.92 2.19 +3 15m 4 96 87 87 A D 37.1 7Cellcom 10 CEL . 27.55 1.20 32 165 11k
52 90 30 A E 60.0 WTOffshr .7 WTI 18.03 2.27 31 934 4 74 77 83 B E 46.3 CntryTel 8.8 CTL 31.79 1.59 +46 2.1m 9
46 95 15 A E 50.0 WeathIntl WFT 13.85 2.76 +3 15m 6o 72 96 25 A C+104 ChinaMbl 4.1 CHL 39.13 3.51 +11 4.1m 10o
98 96 87 A B 17.5 7WstnGas 8.2 WES 14.60 .57 +91 301 26o 45 74 23 B D 92.0 ChinaTel 3.4 CHA 31.83 4.22 +20 447 7
67 94 46 A D112 WhitingP
WLL 39.16 3.60 9 1.3m 7 51 71 34 C D25.1 ChinaUni 2.4 CHU 11.66 1.71 +85 3.9m 15k
26 1 66 .. E 25.3 Whiting 40 WHX 15.08 .66 45 67 99 80 68 75 A C 22.5 ChungTel
CHT 14.99 +.09 +64 3.0m 12
37 73 17 C E 47.9 Willbros
WG 14.24 2.84 41 558 10k 55 86 19 A E 56.5 Comscope
CTV 20.38 1.49 10 1.2m 6
54 98 27 A E 40.8 WmsCo 2.6 WMB 16.94 2.80 17 9.7m 7 94 75 88 A B56.1 Comtech
CMTL 43.56 .46 +37 452 14o
90 99 59 A C 45.8 WmsPtrs 10 WPZ 24.05 .77 50 244 8 50 29 55 B E 20.9 ConsolC 15 CNSL 10.27 .26 35 101 14k
CCI 20.03 1.50 +19 3.7m ..
66 67 72 .. D 20.8 WmsPipl 9 WMZ 13.66 .53 +18 183 2 29 45 34 D E 43.2 CrownCstl
79 86 61 B B44.6 WldFuel .8 r INT 18.38 1.42 26 278 6 81 92 73 C C+23.1 DeutTele 8.6 DT 13.93 .87 +39 2.1m 12
66 85 40 A D73.7 XTOEnrgy 1.6 XTO 30.29 3.55 2 15m 8 79 58 70 C B 33.2 EMSTech ELMG 18.42 .67 +8 130 14k
51 73 54 D E 41.7 EchoStarn SATS 20.34 1.34 60 147 99o
18. MACHINERY
66 70 61 B D 57.3 Embarq 8.6 r EQ 32.03 1.85 14 1.5m 6
67 98 29 A E 33.4 ABB
ABB 13.96 1.56 29 5.1m 9
79 75 70 A D 39.7 FrnceTel
9 FTE 24.21 1.66 +14 525 9
96 98 84 A B 48.5 AZZ
AZZ . 30.25 2.84 38 158 10o
62 80 15 A C+125 Garmin 3.3 r GRMN 22.43 1.84 15 1.8m 5
47 84 30 B D37.2 Actuant .3 ATU 15.97 1.53 +9 767 7
23 44 19 .. D24.8 GlblCrsg
GLBC 8.12 1.28 2 308 ..
67 94 37 B C+18.8 AltraHld
AIMC 8.38 .90 70 86 8k
76 92 49 A E 66.9 Harris 2.4 HRS 32.98 2.41 28 1.2m 9
34 49 25 D C 47.5 AmSprcnd AMSC 13.20 1.90 40 663 ..
25 71 9 B E 61.0 HughCom HUGH 15.75 1.64 +22 98 6k
92 91 65 A B 53.1 Ametek .7 r AME . 33.77 1.49 +28 1.2m 13o
80 73 72 D B+25.0 HutchTel
HTX 15.79 .99 +6 172 28o
64 93 42 B C+60.1 AstecInd
ASTE 20.41 2.32 +15 410 6o
82 56 91 C D+28.0 InterDig
IDCC 18.88 1.05 46 366 36
45 73 27 A E 62.7 BadgerM 1.9 BMI . 23.59 .33 +57 429 15 58 15 87 C C 21.0 IowaTele 9 IWA 16.21 .68 18 251 21
59 85 33 A D42.0 BaldrEle 3.7 BEZ 18.52 1.19 6 742 8 24 55 28 E D37.0 iPCSInc
IPCS 14.82 .98 25 113 ..k
57 40 82 E C+24.9 BrigStrt 6.4 BGG 13.83 .62 34 801 20o 36 47 40 C C 30.2 KTCorp 5.4 KTC 13.07 .94 +25 1.1m 5
49 99 15 A E 79.5 Bucyrus .5 BUCY 20.02 5.91 +70 4.2m 8 22 28 32 D E 71.7 LeapWire LEAP 24.75 2.73 19 1.1m ..o
56 54 65 B D 66.9 Cascade 2.4 CAE 33.50 2.15 58 38 9 20 33 23 D D43.8 LoralSpce LORL 9.42 .35 16 47 ..k
37 81 26 A E 86.0 Caterplr 4.6 CAT 36.52 2.31 +40 14m 6o 55 89 31 B E 29.0 MagyarT 17 MTA 13.59 .72+178 120 5k
81 94 46 C B66.7 Circor
.5 CIR 31.35 4.30 27 174 10k 88 86 80 C B16.0 MasTec
MTZ 8.66 1.33 19 385 12k
86 76 81 B C 44.3 Clarcor 1.1 CLC 31.94 2.04 48 234 17 81 73 78 A D+22.8 MetroPCSn PCS 13.96 .30 +39 3.4m 25
40 72 33 C D33.9 ClmbMckn CMCO 14.16 1.50 +1 228 6 48 88 14 A E 127 Millicom
MICC 34.94 .66+183 3.4m 6o
67 87 45 A E 55.8 CooprInd 3.4 r CBE 28.00 2.81 +92 4.0m 8 51 92 17 A E 105 MobilTel 8.5 MBT 31.32 7.78+104 5.7m 5o
90 97 78 A D 34.1 DXPEnterpr DXPE . 16.53 2.69 30 251 10k 53 90 14 A E 69.7 NIIHldg
r NIHD 18.87 5.54+121 7.1m 6
82 80 67 B C+52.3 Donalds 1.4 DCI 31.51 3.00 10 607 14o 90 77 95 C D 17.4 NTTDoCo 2.6 DCM 15.16 .09+196 1.1m 14
69 82 47 B C 54.6 Dover 3.6 r DOV 28.02 2.31 +19 2.2m 7o 78 91 42 A D36.3 NeuStar
r NSR 15.67 .84 9 638 11
54 61 65 D C 25.2 EncorWi .6 WIRE 14.30 .42 63 143 17 85 73 76 B D23.0 NeutTandn TNDM 15.06 1.09 58 106 35
58 97 26 B E 37.7 EnerSys
ENS . 11.87 1.25 34 619 7 84 75 85 C C+26.6 NippnT&T 1.8 NTT 20.02 1.04 +18 945 8
.
84 89 70 A E 43.7 EnPro
r NPO 25.98 .06 13 282 6k 48 67 28 B E 42.2 Nokia
3.9 NOK 15.32 1.63 26 17m 6o
58 97 29 A E 145 Flowser 1.9 r FLS . 53.2910.28 +50 2.5m 8 44 73 4 A C+24.7 NortelInv
NTL 3.60 3.09+847 182 4k
37 54 14 A E 85.7 FosterWh r FWLT 24.82 3.78 28 3.7m 7 70 44 75 B B 33.0 nTelos 4.2 NTLS 20.11 .81 26 174 21k
92 82 93 C B+54.6 FrankElc 1.3 FELE . 37.65 3.12 18 144 20k 73 82 54 A C 53.0 PTIndos 3.5 IIT 24.70 1.30 66 12 10
.
82 73 99 B E 61.2 FuelSys
FSYS 30.35 5.63 27 633 21 93 81 86 A D24.7 PrtnrCo 6.5 r PTNR 18.44 .84 +30 221 10k
.1 PHI 43.11 3.75 +24 297 9k
67 96 37 B D 34.0 FuelTech
FTEK 11.14 1.01 32 354 32 75 85 63 A E 76.8 PhilLD
58 92 32 B E 57.9 GardnrDen r GDI 22.28 2.06 +29 874 5 94 76 83 A C+56.9 Qualcm 1.8 r QCOM 35.64 .99 +20 30m 16
61 30 99 D B NH Gehl
GEHL 29.96 .09 84 51 23k 67 99 19 A E 148 RschInMt RIMM 48.65 1.88 +84 53m 15o
.
40 95 7 A E 83.5 GenlCable BGC 18.70 2.39 +4 1.8m 4 30 77 11 B E 75.0 Rostele 1.5 ROS 24.44 8.00 +5 210 8
78 90 69 B D46.5 Gormanr 1.6 GRC 25.20 1.50 37 73 15k 18 31 35 E E 38.5 SBAComm SBAC 18.12 .13 +74 5.1m ..
65 75 56 A E 42.2 Graco
2.9 GGG 25.75 2.05 17 576 10k 58 35 67 B B+33.4 SKTelecm 4.4 SKM 16.91 .97 6 2.1m 7
84 99 60 A D 54.9 Graham .4 GHM . 18.50 2.67 1 450 10k 91 76 97 C B 25.8 ShndCm 1.3 SHEN 20.16 1.49 47 44 22k
72 82 60 B C 58.3 HubbllB 4.6 r HUBB 30.33 2.82 +3 392 8k 84 73 65 A D+31.7 Starentn STAR 9.92 .26 52 288 16
SURW 17.14 .83 57 35 99k
63 86 35 A D 58.7 Hurco
HURC 20.72 2.48 +2 110 5 72 16 98 D B+27.6 Surwest
98 96 96 A C+22.9 7Syniverse SVR 16.53 1.47 7 938 12k
61 81 45 B E 40.8 IDEX
2.2 r IEX 21.66 1.33 +68 1.4m 10
11 11 14 D E 47.2 TIMPartc 6.8 TSU 12.16 3.61 14 437 ..k
50 88 21 B E 52.2 IngersRd 3.8 IR 18.78 1.43 +21 5.6m 5
28 19 59 D D 40.4 VidSanN 1.1 TCL 16.76 1.92 46 98 32k
39 35 56 D D+19.2 InsitfTch
INSU 9.81 1.20+132 675 12
78 71 85 C C+17.7 Tekelec
r TKLC 11.77 .47 38 503 13
83 95 59 A D45.0 Jinpan
1.2 JST 20.37 2.13 27 39 8k
53 77 27 B E 28.1 TelNort 1.0 TNE 11.45 1.96 +36 2.2m 3
44 90 11 A E 90.0 JoyGlbl 3.2 r JOYG 21.78 4.95 +59 6.2m 7o
41 73 9 A E 27.3 TelecmArgt TEO 5.39 2.26+999 3.8m 2k
54 85 37 B C 45.7 KHDHum
KHD 16.38 1.46 +63 480 7
90 80 69 A B 35.0 TeleSao 13 TSP 20.48 2.38 +61 267 7k
54 82 40 B D45.6 Kennmetl 2.4 KMT 19.91 2.33 +71 1.5m 7k
33 60 27 C E 32.9 TelItal
8.1 TI 11.20 .61 +3 374 6k
44 52 33 B D+39.5 KeyTech
KTEC 17.05 1.12 78 7 12k 71 87 49 A E 103 Telefon 4.5 r TEF 53.48 6.29 +98 891 6
56 95 37 B E 87.0 LincnElc 2.4 LECO 41.66 7.85+197 1.2m 7o 60 37 78 B D 27.2 TelfnMe 4.1 TMX 18.27 2.27+200 5.8m 7o
38 98 8 A E 51.5 Manitowc .8 MTW 10.14 1.11 +2 2.9m 3 62 54 54 B B 52.9 TelkmIn 5.3 TLK 25.06 2.38 +6 452 9
76 84 68 B D+16.7 MetPro 2.3 MPR 9.55 .67 68 25 13 26 58 26 C E 70.6 TelData 1.7 TDS 23.87 1.66 25 354 9
65 78 53 B E 19.8 NIDEC
1.0 NJ 10.86 .94 15 74 15k
50 71 38 C E 20.0 TelmxInt 3.1 TII 8.84 1.06 +10 1.3m 14
49 29 58 C B+125 NACCO 3.2 NC 64.90 1.76 +39 62 6k
68 80 66 B E 58.6 TelusA 5.6 r TU 30.05 1.29 +42 242 8k
77 92 47 A B79.0 Nordsn 2.0 NDSN 36.86 4.18 1 451 10o
78 95 38 A E 43.2 TrimblNv r TRMB 18.04 .80 10 1.1m 12
37 60 24 A E 30.8 PMFG
PMFG 9.15 1.02 50 54 10k
84 99 44 A B30.0 Turkcell 5.2 TKC 11.42 1.30 +23 2.0m 5
66 88 32 B C+86.9 ParkHan 2.6 PH 37.94 1.78 +14 2.5m 6o 30 57 25 C E 98.8 USCell
USM 31.68 2.31 32 77 11k
71 69 74 C C 41.0 Pentair 2.6 PNR 26.52 3.02 +3 1.1m 11x 58 61 58 C D45.9 Verizon 7.1 r VZ 25.75 2.26 +21 23m 10
15 26 28 D D 20.9 PikeElec
PEC 8.49 .33 32 173 13
84 88 64 B D+36.5 Viasat
VSAT 16.57 .96 +64 281 11k
52 73 40 C D58.0 Powell Inds POWL 26.79 3.61 3 77 15 65 98 11 A C 45.5 Vimpel
4.7 VIP 10.08 2.29 +86 10m 5o
75 85 65 B E 50.4 RegalBel 2.1 RBC 30.93 1.86 +54 487 8k 53 75 33 B D40.9 Vodafone 9.0 VOD 16.64 1.88 +82 7.1m 6o
54 93 22 B D55.1 RobbMyer .8 RBN . 18.72 2.12 +6 716 8o
21. APPAREL
48 78 23 A E 73.2 RockwlA 4.6 r ROK 25.00 2.14 20 1.5m 6
CRI 18.74 +2.26+214 2.9m 13o
75 90 54 A E 71.0 RoperInd .7 ROP 40.89 2.50 +8 949 13k 81 57 97 C C 23.1 Carters
35 40 43 B D38.6 Cheroke 12 CHKE 16.34 .21 50 28 9
53 97 17 B E 140 SPX
2.2 r SPW 46.16 7.14 +2 1.3m 7
75 86 42 A C 42.7 Coach
r COH 18.77 1.60 12 7.2m 8o
40 69 28 B E 37.9 SauerDnf 5.6 SHS 12.88 .88 32 114 8k
52 43 62 C C 53.0 ColumSp 2.1 COLM 30.58 1.18 1 299 9
77 84 47 B A 31.5 Stratasys r SSYS 13.85 1.52 31 148 18
91 95 58 A C+166 DeckrsOut DECK 83.68 9.55 +27 824 15
79 96 46 A D 42.9 SunHydr 1.9 SNHY . 18.90 2.15 +28 193 11k
56 58 81 .. D 18.9 FGXIntl
FGXI 9.30 1.03 45 58 18
81 72 81 B C 47.9 Tennant 1.9 TNC 27.70 1.99 +56 260 15k
82 36 95 B B20.6 GIIIApparel GIII 15.87 .75 12 156 17
32 98 7 A E 85.0 Terex
r TEX 16.72 .70 +90 6.1m 2
81 83 48 A B 46.5 GildanActv
GIL 20.08 2.24 +13 1.4m 14o
95 96 80 A B48.6 Wdward .8 WGOV . 28.78 3.31 +1 767 17
30 63 31 D D37.7 Hanesbrd
HBI 14.09 1.69 27 1.1m 7
19. SEMICNDUCTRS
80 91 38 A C 23.6 IconixBr
ICON 8.71 .17 51 704 7
27 29 26 B D33.6 ASMIntl
ASMI 12.30 .94 +24 128 8k 24 43 38 E D23.1 JonesAp 6.0 JNY 9.31 .64 +3 2.7m 7
47 55 33 B C+36.0 ASML 2.3 ASML 14.58 1.24 19 3.2m 7o 54 24 67 D A23.4 KSwiss 1.5 KSWS 13.00 1.18 32 184 18
32 76 21 C E 34.2 ATMI
ATMI 12.22 .99 3 454 8 19 17 37 E D+20.4 KenCole 3.9 KCP 9.13 .79 1 98 33k
65 66 70 D D18.8 Actel
r ACTL 10.58 .45 70 72 37k 12 29 22 E C+30.9 LizClaib 2.7 r LIZ 8.15 1.17 +38 4.5m 11
25 6 59 D D17.0 AdvEngy r AEIS 8.97 .97+109 965 18 43 40 44 C C+17.6 Maidenfrm MFB 9.02 .38 40 96 7k
10 31 29 D E 32.3 Advantst 3.3 ATE 12.71 1.59 8 47 45k 39 45 45 C C 32.9 Movado 2.2 r MOV 14.23 .46 6 199 8
86 91 78 A E 24.2 Altera 1.2 ALTR 16.75 .51 +20 13m 15o 95 81 82 A C+70.6 NikeB 1.8 r NKE 52.50 4.62 +34 6.4m 14o
55 76 47 B E 36.4 AnalogD 4.1 ADI 19.53 .41 12 5.4m 11o 19 29 36 D E 29.9 OxfrdInd 5.4 r OXM 13.44 .23 14 192 6o
39 42 49 B E 21.8 AppMat 2.1 AMAT 11.64 .58 3 25m 11 19 52 15 D D29.3 PerryEllis r PERY 8.55 .40 43 162 5k
67 92 34 A E 35.8 Atheros
ATHR . 15.65 +.37 0 2.1m 12 54 62 47 B D 48.0 PhilpsV
.6 PVH 24.16 2.26 +22 1.5m 7o
58 85 35 B E 43.0 Broadcom r BRCM 14.70 +.90+108 30m 14o 74 86 62 B D+80.5 PoloRL .5 r RL 44.01 3.49 16 1.7m 10
65 60 73 C D44.1 CabotMic r CCMP 26.97 .44 +24 367 15 68 83 39 B C+25.6 SkechersA SKX 12.17 .32 8 645 6
76 73 52 A C 29.9 Caviumn CAVM 12.41 .44 35 561 36o 69 38 91 C D+29.0 SteveMdn SHOO 19.04 .75 58 122 14
39 21 74 E B20.5 Cohu 1.9 COHU 12.82 .75 24 111 45k 57 37 72 D B19.9 Timberland r TBL 12.50 .85 27 456 12k
72 66 71 C B35.5 Cree
r CREE 18.24 .33 +18 1.6m 32o 90 90 75 A D+31.8 TrueRelig
TRLG 15.78 1.24 14 710 10
47 39 59 C D+44.7 Cymer
r CYMI 22.49 .21+199 1.7m 13o
48 40 39 B B 63.9 UndrArmr
UA 20.42 2.39 +4 1.1m 24
39 76 10 A E 33.4 Diodes
DIOD 9.27 .83 28 416 6k
58 65 51 B E 87.4 VFCorp 4.7 VFC 49.69 4.49 +26 1.5m 8o
99 85 98 B B+15.5 7EagleTest EGLT 15.00
... 24 300 16k
51 76 27 B D43.0 Volcom
VLCM 11.65 .64 44 279 7
14 22 29 B E 23.5 ElecSci
r ESIO 8.94 .33 1 189 10
77 94 49 B D53.9 Warnaco
WRC 25.92 2.69 6 1.1m 9
69 66 76 C B43.7 FormFactor FORM 16.72 .79 15 559 37
83 86 50 A B 50.7 Hittite
HITT 25.25 1.43 53 122 14k 89 82 84 B C 31.2 Wolvrn 1.9 WWW 22.64 .72 16 559 11o

53 75 51 B E 28.0
44 88 23 B E 33.3
18 23 40 E C+36.8
22 49 20 B E 54.3
34 49 26 B D55.6
65 83 52 A E 37.8
43 84 9 A E 96.1
50 30 66 D B25.9
60 81 58 B E 38.4

Intel
3.8 INTC
Intersil 4.0 r ISIL
IntlRect
IRF
KLATncr 3.1 r KLAC
LamResrch LRCX
LinearT 4.1 LLTC
MEMCElctr r WFR
MKSInstr MKSI
Micrchp 6.3 r MCHP

14.58
12.14
13.12
19.18
19.21
20.67
19.56
15.38
21.52

.67
.57
.54
1.49
1.58
.78
1.32
.82
.71

0 78m 10o
+6 3.5m 8
51 526 ..o
+41 7.3m 6
2 3.8m 5
+11 7.2m 10o
12 5.8m 7
+23 619 13o
+1 3.8m 13

22. BUILDING

90 75 77 B B23.0
82 84 73 B C 53.9
55 94 45 B E 35.6
26 2 70 E D32.4
27 68 11 B E 138
43 77 20 B E 26.3
13 18 49 .. E 39.4
54 44 66 C C+92.3

AAON 2.2 AAON 14.49

Acuity 1.6 r AYI 31.82
AecomTecn ACM . 17.19
AWod 2.2 AMWD 16.15
Ameron 3.2 AMN 37.41
ApogeE 3.7 r APOG 8.65
ArmstrW
AWI 21.30
BlackDc 3.4 r BDK 49.47

.63
2.80
1.56
1.30
4.08
.81
.50
2.51

64
+52
33
36
+42
45
+12
2

41 11k
940 8o
551 13o
62 ..
208 5o
259 5o
299 8
834 8

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

6 6 666 High
58 77 35 B D41.9
48 20 85 E C 41.6
7 30 6 B E 32.6
16 8 34 E D+30.3
32 85 6 A E 63.5
97 98 83 C C 15.8
48 32 83 E C+75.1
29 47 26 C C+42.9
24 23 33 C C+41.3
79 71 74 E B 24.1
51 92 25 B E 101
49 62 49 C D29.9
66 98 14 A D50.1
50 69 58 D C+53.7
63 95 14 A E 70.7
47 92 16 B E 103
49 44 52 E B+29.1
49 91 22 C C+44.5
32 49 31 E C+25.0
84 82 81 C D+42.2
54 42 63 E B48.6
61 35 85 E B 26.0
53 50 65 B E 142
19 12 41 D D25.0
42 10 89 E C+29.5
30 35 49 D D87.4
68 15 90 C B 679
42 9 78 D D28.6
39 64 20 B C+63.9
33 1 68 E B19.7
76 95 64 C D 35.4
64 69 56 B D25.2
35 23 49 E B37.9
10 46 5 D E 77.3
60 21 79 D A32.0
30 11 61 E C 36.2
78 72 82 C D51.1
74 89 68 B E 62.2
56 64 56 B D59.0
46 67 36 B D+27.0
42 52 45 E D+37.8
17 40 21 C E 80.4
77 73 82 D C 22.7
18 22 36 D D 51.1
66 22 89 C B 28.0
69 64 68 B B59.2
83 71 99 E B+21.7
39 77 29 C E 64.2
26 23 43 E D+40.3
14 6 50 E D38.4
69 48 85 C D+26.2
57 34 63 B C 90.6
69 60 79 D D+61.1
72 64 80 D D+33.0
19 11 49 E D+78.0
7 23 10 D E 27.9

Stock

Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E

CRHPlc 5.7 CRH 18.36 1.74 53 90 4

CavcoInd r CVCO 30.40 1.15 56 17 37k
Cemex
CX 6.77 .86 5 8.6m 3o
Centex
CTX 10.83 .02 +12 8.5m ..
ChicgB&I 1.5 CBI 10.37 2.78 +9 1.8m 4
ComfrtS 1.7 r FIX . 10.84 .30 30 298 10
DeltcTm .6 r DEL 48.22 1.49 29 60 99k
DrewIndu r DW 11.43 .24 17 230 7k
EagleMat 4.8 EXP 16.74 .67 20 857 11
FerroCp 3.8 FOE 15.10 .93 +73 1.2m ..
Fluor
1.3 FLR . 37.15 4.08 +22 5.7m 12
FullerHB 1.8 r FUL 14.50 .86 32 442 8
Gafisan 1.7 GFA 12.84 3.58 +18 1.4m 7
GraniteC 2.0 r GVA 25.72 2.36 42 428 8
HomexDvlp r HXM 21.93 4.94 +58 1.0m 5
JacobsEng
JEC 33.85 5.29 +21 2.6m 10
KBHome 7.0 KBH 14.37 .52 16 5.2m ..o
KBRInc 1.4 KBR 14.75 1.73 +45 6.9m 9
LennarA 1.9 LEN 8.44 .57 +4 9.0m ..o
Lennox 1.9 r LII 29.26 .50 +94 1.4m 10
MDCHld 3.3 MDC 30.62 1.18 9 1.2m ..
MIHomes MHO 14.28 .72 +9 250 ..
MrtMar 2.0 MLM 79.82 2.55 +46 1.2m 15
Masco 8.2 MAS 11.45 1.35 +20 7.9m 9
Meritage
MTH 15.12 +.48 51 506 29
MohawkInd MHK 46.76 1.09 11 975 8
NVR
NVR 536.713.64 20 79 12
OwensC
OC 17.12 1.43 41 664 15
Perini
PCR 15.66 1.65 36 517 4
PulteHom 1.6 PHM 9.95 .60 18 9.3m ..
Quanta
PWR . 19.55 2.34 4 3.6m 23
RPMIntl 5.7 RPM 14.07 1.25 +26 1.1m 7
RylandGp 2.7 RYL 17.90 1.10 1 2.6m ..
ShawGp
SGR 15.30 3.36 +76 5.1m 19o
SimpsnMf 1.8 SSD 21.65 .91 40 247 20
Skyline 3.5 SKY 20.83 2.04 59 35 ..
SmithAO 2.5 r AOS 30.21 .29 +13 334 9o
SnapOn 3.3 SNA 36.85 2.34+107 1.2m 9
Stanley 3.9 r SWK 32.99 2.76 +5 911 8o
SterlCons r STRL 11.66 1.15 50 57 9k
TecmsehA TECUA 16.02 1.52 47 90 99k
TexasIn 1.1 TXI 26.11 5.32 +46 953 9o
Thermadyn THMD 10.63 1.23 10 80 9k
ThorInd 1.7 THO 16.30 1.81 +13 573 9
TollBros
TOL 19.92 .65 34 4.1m 10o
Toro
1.9 r TTC 30.78 1.20 11 512 9o
Trex
TWP 16.43 +.08 +70 468 ..
URS
URS 22.68 3.11 +14 1.5m 8
USG
USG 19.68 .19 +24 1.5m ..
UnivFrst .6 UFPI 18.96 2.46 +7 228 59o
Valspar 2.9 VAL 19.09 1.41 +19 1.1m 12
Vulcan 3.9 VMC 50.19 3.26 37 976 13
Watsco 5.0 WSO 35.71 1.59 +23 440 15o
WattsWa 1.8 WTS 23.96 .89 23 531 11
Weyerha 6.4 WY 37.51 3.35 +14 3.5m ..
Wnnbgo 8.7 WGO 5.52 .51 2 509 ..o

23. CHEMICALS
35 23 47 B D+41.0
71 83 40 B D106
81 92 52 B E 65.5
66 86 39 B E 47.9
90 60 90 B B19.0
71 64 62 C B46.1
14 32 25 D D64.1
98 87 94 A D+30.3
78 51 78 B C 38.2
36 87 12 A E 51.0
62 69 45 A D75.2
72 94 79 .. D+87.9
36 63 19 C E 69.9
45 55 41 B D45.5
50 86 40 C D78.3
59 93 33 A E 80.2
53 83 35 C E 36.5
91 70 87 B C+22.0
83 73 97 D E 41.5
47 97 23 .. E 52.0
34 62 25 A E 33.2
69 58 77 E D 73.3
52 87 41 B E 28.9
84 89 52 B D+93.6
48 84 28 B E 39.6
43 65 14 A E 66.0
67 63 63 A D+75.6
36 17 54 C D37.0
76 73 72 C E 29.3
87 88 56 A E 99
66 62 54 C D33.8
46 94 12 C E 43.7
60 65 67 D B 50.0
89 68 97 B D76.5
51 66 58 D C+25.5
81 80 60 A D63.0
16 23 16 C D 99
61 34 99 .. D 18.0
93 81 91 C C+60.8
11 23 10 D E 32.5
56 38 74 B E 42.7
80 63 90 C B 24.7

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

AEPIndustr r AEPI 15.22

AirPrds 3.2 APD 54.98
Airgas 1.4 ARG 33.30
Albemar 2.2 r ALB 21.90
AmrVngrd .4 AVD 13.76
ArchChem 3.1 ARJ 26.03
Ashland 4.8 ASH 22.73
Balchem .5 BCPC 23.72
Cabot
3.1 CBT 23.45
Celanese 1.1 r CE . 14.26
Ceradyne r CRDN 27.52
CmpsMn 3.1 CMP 43.30
CytecInd 2.0 r CYT 24.76
DowChm 7.6 DOW 22.11
EastChm 4.6 r EMN 38.31
FMC
1.5 FMC . 32.46
GenTek
GETI 17.06
Hercules 1.2 HPC 17.22
Innophos 3.4 IPHS 20.00
Koppers 4.6 r KOP 18.97
Methnx 5.0 r MEOH 12.44
MinrlTec .4 MTX 50.34
NalcoHld 1.1 NLC 13.20
NewMkt 2.0 r NEU 39.12
NovaChm 2.7 NCX 13.91
O M Group OMG 16.38
PPGInd 4.5 PPG 46.70
Penford 1.8 PENX 13.13
Polypore
PPO . 15.97
Praxair 2.5 r PX . 59.24
QkrChem 5.5 KWR 16.85
RockwdH
ROC . 12.25
Rogers
r ROG 28.39
RoHaas 2.4 ROH 67.44
Schlmn 4.0 SHLM 14.92
SigmAl 1.4 SIAL 38.07
Sinopec 7.3 SHI 17.85
Solutian
SOA 8.50
Stepan 2.3 SCL 36.98
Valhi
5.3 VHI 7.60
WD40 3.8 WDFC 26.57
WestlkCh 1.2 WLK 16.82

+.31 +60 38 ..
1.90+101 5.2m 10o
5.30 +58 1.5m 11
1.35 +36 1.3m 8
.78 31 102 19
1.75 24 139 10k
1.74 +4 1.7m 7
1.87 +30 152 24k
1.35 +36 938 15k
.04 +98 5.3m 3o
1.88 30 417 5
4.69 0 873 14
1.11 +22 847 5o
1.80 +46 15m 6
4.21 +42 1.6m 6
4.05 +45 2.2m 8
1.82 +98 73 4k
1.07 23 2.2m 11
2.01 35 364 6
1.81 +1 289 6k
.38 +14 689 4
2.87 4 194 ..k
.82 5 1.6m 9
1.97 +5 216 8
1.11 22 662 2
1.33 12 937 2
2.96 +7 2.0m 8o
.86 11 80 8k
2.00 11 314 16k
6.07 +75 5.6m 14
1.08 +32 120 10k
1.99 28 522 5k
2.01 34 69 14
2.24 26 2.2m 19o
.06 +21 242 10x
6.47+127 3.4m 14o
1.91 +29 64 ..
1.06 41 632 ..k
4.90 +6 80 15
2.54 26 50 ..k
1.15 +13 115 16
.42 7 443 11

24. COMP HDWRE

64 94 41 A E 202 AppleInc
AAPL
70 70 64 C D 30.1 Avocent
r AVCT
66 57 83 D D+45.1 BlackBox .9 BBOX
78 81 62 A E 34.2 Cisco
r CSCO
65 64 69 D B18.7 Cmpllntnya CML
61 73 59 B E 41.1 DataDomn DDUP
24 46 32 B E 30.8 DellInc
r DELL
42 43 65 C E 42.2 Diebold 4.0 DBD
57 82 47 B E 25.5 EMC
r EMC
27 31 36 C E 27.9 ElecImag
r EFII
92 62 97 A C+21.9 FndryNtwk r FDRY
75 90 71 B E 53.5 HewlttPk .9 r HPQ
12 18 34 C E 27.6 Imation 5.4 IMN
29 44 42 D D25.6 Intermec
IN
93 94 69 A B 37.3 JnprNtwk r JNPR
61 65 75 C E 43.8 LexmarkA r LXK
63 80 27 A E 37.2 Logitech r LOGI
74 87 43 A D37.5 MicrosSys r MCRS
68 88 55 C D29.4 NCR
NCR
86 83 80 A E 36.1 NatInstr 1.8 NATI
56 87 32 A E 32.4 NetApp
r NTAP
56 73 34 A E 37.0 Netgear
NTGR
69 82 53 A E 41.0 NICESys
NICE
93 81 84 A C+29.7 Polycom r PLCM
93 88 67 A C+20.2 Qlogic
r QLGC
45 39 60 C D 27.4 Rimage
RIMG
98 89 97 A B41.2 7Synaptics SYNA
63 79 49 A D+29.7 Teradata
r TDC
57 97 24 A E 40.0 WestDigtl r WDC
57 66 38 B E 39.1 ZebraTech r ZBRA

96.87
15.00
27.44
17.41
8.94
16.49
11.98
25.00
9.98
8.75
17.13
35.23
11.76
12.16
19.01
26.51
14.24
19.30
16.36
24.27
13.04
10.76
20.05
20.18
11.77
13.73
29.55
14.58
13.77
19.04

+5.38 +85 80m 18o

+1.28+192 1.6m 7o
.75 4 155 8
.45 +22 75m 11
+.01 +69 242 ..
.36 50 426 48
.60 10 33m 8o
1.47 27 668 28
+.29 +73 59m 12o
.40 +45 609 8
.32 20 4.2m 21
2.82 +29 30m 10
.90 +34 441 8o
.57 48 253 19
+.59 +25 16m 18
+.80+135 4.6m 6o
1.29 +23 1.5m 8o
1.37 4 1.1m 13
.65 +12 2.2m 10
1.30 +1 353 17
+.04 27 7.6m 10
.80 0 542 6
1.31 7 338 13
.03 22 1.5m 13o
.78 +17 4.4m 9o
+.75 +7 55 11o
+.54 +97 2.8m 22
1.55 +46 2.6m 11
.93 9 4.2m 3
1.13 +3 527 10k

25. MISC
40 60 38 C E 39.5 AlbnyInt
83 77 65 B C 46.2 Aptargrp
4 24 2 B E 92.2 AracrzC
54 66 47 B E 56.2 Ball
72 52 85 C D+29.9 Bemis
90 52 89 C B149972 BrkHaA
89 52 90 C C+5059 BerkHaB
61 63 45 B E 45.7 Carlisle
89 85 84 B E 66.4 Chemed
.. .. 52 .. D+19.1 CRJSB1
54 78 19 B E 50.3 Crane

2.5 AIN
2.1 ATR
10 ARA
1.3 r BLL
3.7 BMS

18.94
28.78
11.77
30.75
23.49

BRKA 117950
BRKB 3949

3.1 r CSL 19.82

.6 r CHE 38.97
RYJ 10.73

4.5 CR 17.92

.85
2.04
2.73
1.65
+.24

23 263 9k
+44 681 13
+65 1.3m ..
+1 1.1m 8k
+94 2.2m 13
3600 29 1 15k
111 27 28 15k
.66 +98 1.1m 6
+2.57+230 877 11o
1.00 63 51 ..
1.30 3 358 5k

89 83 71 B B29.6
79 67 56 B D 52.5
79 51 73 B D+54.1
73 86 25 B D+99
86 86 49 A D+59.1
40 35 41 D D 17.0
37 46 31 C E 84.0
58 56 38 B D+41.2
.. .. 79 .. E 18.4
83 95 48 B C+73.5
54 90 12 B E 66.5
66 51 60 D D77.3
58 87 26 B E 63.0
93 88 54 A D+69.7
18 8 10 D D136
39 65 38 C E 37.3
.. .. 38 .. E 57.6
.. .. 31 .. D54.4
53 73 42 C B33.8
83 62 70 C B39.3
46 58 23 A E 44.4
74 32 86 C B41.8
44 51 41 D E 56.9
79 91 47 B E 35.3
43 88 32 D D34.6
15 19 19 B C 35.3
92 97 61 A D 30.4
58 88 20 B D60.6
47 55 59 B E 31.9
79 42 93 B D 32.3
60 32 62 C D48.2
71 77 68 C C 54.8
.. .. 24 .. D+28.7
97 87 81 A C+47.8
90 78 84 B B46.4
56 36 67 D B+28.9
74 55 77 B C+28.3
52 63 25 B E 160
83 82 75 B D+58.3
69 67 68 C D35.8
92 78 96 C D+30.0
84 61 78 B E 74.2
4 22 20 E D36.3
71 57 47 B D+47.3
90 74 71 A C+93.0
71 43 76 D B+21.0
59 70 40 D D48.0
86 83 60 B D 79.3
73 80 54 B E 111

CrownHldg r CCK 19.82

DuPont 5.2 DD 31.50
ESCOTech
ESE 31.96
Eaton
5.1 ETN 39.00
EmrsnEl 3.7 r EMR 32.58
FedSignl 3.1 FSS 7.71
FortuneB 4.8 r FO 36.42
GenElect 6.5 r GE 18.96
GlbIncC
10 GCF 13.85
GreifA
3.9 GEF 38.63
Harsco 3.9 r HSC 20.01
Hitachi 1.0 HIT 47.77
Honywel 3.9 HON 27.85
ITTCorp 1.7 ITT . 41.09
IcahnE
3.7 IEP 27.21
IntPaper 6.2 IP 16.12
iShACWXn ACWX 28.50
iShThainya THD 24.08
Kadant
r KAI 15.03
KamanA 2.7 KAMN 20.94
KonPhlps 5.3 r PHG 17.50
Lancstr 3.5 LANC 31.96
LeucdNa .9 LUK 27.88
MDURes 3.5 MDU 17.92
MeadWv 6.4 MWV 14.29
NeenahP 4.1 NP 9.79
Olin
5.0 OLN . 15.88
OwensIllinois r OI 20.61
PackAmr 7.0 PKG 17.25
Pactiv
PTV 24.37
PicoHlds
PICO 27.51
Potlatch 6.0 PCH 33.82
PSEmgMk 2.2 PXH 11.62
RavnInd1.7 r RAVN 30.02
RockTen 1.5 RKT . 26.49
SchwtzM 3.9 SWM 15.29
SealAir 2.5 SEE 19.13
Siemens 3.1 r SI 58.32
SilgnHld 1.7 SLGN 41.11
SonocoP 4.6 SON 23.31
StandexI 3.9 SXI 21.78
Teleflex 2.9 TFX 46.86
TempleI 5.7 TIN 7.01
Thomson 4.9 TRI 21.91
3M
3.4 MMM 58.19
Tredegar 1.3 TG 12.55
TycoIn 2.7 r TYC 24.11
UntdTech 3.2 r UTX 48.60
WaltrInd 1.2 r WLT 33.37

1.19
1.78
.96
3.05
1.87
.50
2.48
1.39
.28
4.48
1.99
3.86
1.00
2.68
5.92
2.34
2.38
1.93
.66
1.06
1.21
.16
2.53
1.02
1.13
.53
.89
2.74
.73
+.81
1.54
3.62
1.80
2.89
1.32
+.06
.35
5.65
1.97
1.16
1.24
3.85
1.03
1.54
1.85
.46
1.95
2.35
4.02

11 1.8m 12o
+40 12m 8o
+14 283 19
+24 2.8m 5o
+24 7.6m 10
46 282 12k
+86 2.1m 7
+7 118m 9o
56 15 ..
+37 598 9o
+12 1.0m 6k
29 72 ..k
+18 8.5m 7o
+9 1.8m 10
+43 41 ..k
+21 7.8m 7
+8 80 99
83 4 99
39 58 7k
35 101 15k
+6 1.1m 3o
7 165 17
+40 2.1m ..
1 1.4m 8
+4 2.0m 12k
+6 162 5k
+9 1.5m 8
+11 3.7m 4
+19 1.6m 11o
+85 4.4m 14o
22 116 ..
+6 734 13
60 21 ..k
33 88 17x
44 368 10k
+15 105 16k
+54 2.6m 12
+5 1.1m 8
+76 460 11o
+4 591 9o
+8 95 13k
+82 620 13
+9 3.3m 19
14 269 12
+60 11m 10o
38 148 14k
+17 4.5m 8
+17 9.7m 9o
9 3.3m 14

26. AGRICULTURE
49 88 20 B D+72.0
41 95 20 A E 113
44 84 40 D D26.5
83 87 66 A E 51.2
47 91 10 B E 135
47 98 19 A E 172
34 93 6 B E 70.0
38 2 67 E B 21.4
38 83 19 A E 94.9
32 23 51 D C+27.5
42 96 10 A E 76.2
24 44 40 C E 43.4
18 20 17 A D 28.9
69 92 47 A C 131
83 90 67 B D145
42 98 10 A E 163
51 99 19 A E 241
60 48 77 C B+46.2
77 99 70 A E 59.5
59 93 32 A E 66.8
37 73 20 A E 57.6
76 95 58 A D171

AGCO
AG 24.79
Agrium .3 r AGU . 32.27
AlamoG 1.9 ALG 12.79
Anderso 1.1 ANDE 31.74
Bunge
2.0 BG 35.25
CFInds
.8 CF . 49.88
CNHGlobl 3.2 CNH 13.30
Cadiz
CDZI 13.16
Deere 3.3 r DE . 33.83
ImprlSgr 2.4 IPSU 11.72
IntPotashn
IPI 16.77
Kubota 2.6 KUB 20.46
LSBInds
LXU 8.25
Lindsay .7 LNN 45.60
Mnsnto 1.2 r MON 78.40
Mosaic
.6 MOS 32.21
Potash .6 r POT 67.10
ScottMG 2.2 SMG 22.25
ScQmMra 1.7 SQM 18.36
Syngenta 2.8 SYT . 27.60
TerraI 2.2 r TRA 18.08
TerraNit 17 TNH 82.33

6.10
4.32
.87
1.54
5.72
6.05
2.15
1.18
3.56
+.12
2.34
2.50
1.41
4.76
6.98
4.52
6.26
1.72
1.86
2.96
2.53
3.61

+95 3.9m 6
+22 8.3m 5
+19 63 7k
+4 321 6
+60 4.7m 2
+8 5.4m 5
+12 494 4
49 20 ..k
+19 8.9m 7o
35 56 ..o
32 1.6m 19o
+28 66 9k
26 218 4k
25 363 14o
+18 12m 21o
+11 14m 4o
+20 21m 10
32 578 10
25 1.1m 17
+12 1.2m 8o
12 5.5m 4
58 63 5k

27. AUTO&PARTS
51 46 64 C D 35.0
80 82 73 B E 45.5
92 75 91 B C+23.1
37 74 27 D C+18.1
14 59 23 C E 65.1
19 41 24 E E 18.7
91 80 84 A D143
32 82 24 B E 56.0
92 89 79 A E 49.3
56 94 29 B E 76.0
39 76 15 B E 111
48 43 58 C C+15.0
15 29 32 B E 21.7
80 66 78 B C+50.1
41 97 16 C D 30.8
13 40 7 D E 32.7
45 57 54 C E 37.6
33 81 27 C E 44.5
92 97 72 B B25.0
4 36 20 D E 100
53 42 44 B C+19.1
15 20 30 E C+25.7
92 77 98 C B26.2
26 73 26 .. E 79.1
29 50 36 C E 23.8
84 67 78 B D+34.7
34 66 29 B D58.1
37 68 56 E E 23.0
20 86 6 C E 31.5
25 73 13 D E 38.0
48 46 60 B E 117
43 87 24 A E 54.9

ATCTech r ATAC 18.34

AdvAuto .9 r AAP 28.11
AmerCar CRMT . 13.77
ArvMerit 6.2 ARM 6.50
Autoliv 7.3 r ALV 22.35
Autonation r AN 5.96
Autozone r AZO 106.0
BorgWrn2.0 r BWA 21.81
Copart
CPRT . 33.62
Cummins 2.3 r CMI . 30.45
Daimler 10 r DAI 30.00
Dorman
DORM 8.07
Gentex 4.8 r GNTX 9.10
GenuiPrt 4.5 GPC 34.54
Goodyear
GT 9.96
Grp1Auto 8.5 r GPI 6.55
HondaM 3.4 HMC 21.63
JohnsnCt 3.0 JCI 17.05
LKQCorp
LKQX 14.34
MagnaA 4.5 r MGA 31.91
Midas
MDS 9.96
Modine 4.6 MOD 8.75
MnroM 1.1 r MNRO 20.96
Navistar
NAV 30.01
Nissan 6.7 NSANY 9.58
OReillyAuto ORLY 22.75
Paccar 2.9 r PCAR 24.41
SuperrIn 5.0 SUP 12.75
TRWAuto
TRW 5.84
TitanInt .2 TWI 10.44
Toyota 3.5 r TM 67.95
WABCOn 1.3 WBC 20.90

22 36 32 B D41.0
62 21 83 E ..29.0
37 13 65 D C 29.9
51 71 30 A D 52.8
1 14 5 E E 22.9
64 91 49 C C+18.2
56 58 56 B D 49.5
52 58 46 B C+47.5
50 58 72 E D25.0
40 79 59 .. E 43.0
50 59 63 D D+57.6
45 25 56 D B18.2
73 97 48 A E 70.9
26 29 34 E E 29.0
43 29 50 E ..20.0
82 42 92 B C+33.4
24 8 30 B C+54.8
25 33 33 B E 51.8
22 46 13 B D50.1
54 85 33 A D23.4
6 31 13 B E 49.4
57 75 54 B D47.7
8 30 2 B E 148
47 84 26 A E 65.1
36 10 74 D B20.7
7 44 5 C C+95.7
62 51 63 C D+20.0
30 62 35 B D41.3
6 40 6 C E 65.0
13 63 12 C E 62.3
52 63 43 A D54.3
67 27 88 D D16.0
64 40 69 B C 22.9
35 63 30 C D+44.0
54 74 49 B D39.1

AmbasG 4.6 r EPAX 9.95

AscentM ASCMA 24.06
AvidTech r AVID 17.00
BallyTech
BYI . 19.08
Brunswck 15 BC 3.82
CallGolf 3.0 r ELY 9.48
Carnival 5.7 CCL 28.16
CarnPLC 6.4 CUK 24.82
CedrFair 11 FUN 16.55
ChoicHtl 3.3 r CHH 22.13
ChrchlD 1.5 CHDN 32.36
Cinemar 7.5 CNK 9.60
Ctrip
.7 CTRP 29.87
DiscCmA DISCA 12.61
DiscCmC DISCK 11.80
DrmwksAm r DWA 28.20
GaylordEntrt r GET 17.13
HarlyDav 5.9 r HOG 22.35
HomeInns HMIN 8.04
IntctlH 4.8 IHG 8.57
IntlGame 5.0 IGT 11.66
IntlSpdw .4 r ISCA 27.05
LasVgSnds LVS 11.71
LifeTmFit
LTM 18.86
LiveNatn
LYV 10.10
MGMMirge r MGM 12.44
Marcus 2.8 r MCS 12.23
MarrtInt 1.9 MAR 18.00
OrntExHA .8 OEH 12.00
PennNatl r PENN 14.20
Polaris 5.5 r PII 27.76
RHIEnt
RHIE 12.00
RegalEnt 9 RGC 13.32
RylCarib 4.4 RCL 17.13
SciGames SGMS 17.06

.23 +14 161 10k

.89 7 1.7m 10
.81 36 194 8
.89 +10 1.6m 5
.38 +87 2.1m 5o
1.00 +12 3.6m 4
2.98 10 885 10o
1.55 +13 1.8m 7
.60 5 773 19o
2.16 +37 5.6m 6
3.46 +1 1.0m 3
.97 70 8 8k
1.01+161 3.9m 12o
+.13 +60 2.0m 11o
1.25 13 4.3m 3
1.78 +76 995 2
1.52 +16 1.3m 7
1.60 8 4.3m 7
.48 9 1.3m 19k
1.54 +18 1.4m 4
.28 +17 81 14k
.51 +4 294 ..k
+.27 +19 138 17
2.00 +17 873 6o
.86 9 716 4
.28 9 1.6m 13
2.41 +67 8.1m 7o
.25 23 280 27k
1.40 +34 1.1m 2
1.95 35 955 31
4.02 +27 1.3m 7
2.09 49 345 5

28. LEISURE
+.03 4 113 7k
+.47 73 75 ..
2.10 4 499 34
2.63 8 1.4m 10o
.50 +35 3.2m 4
.15 5 716 8
1.76 20 6.0m 9o
1.43 +19 657 8
.48 26 110 63k
.88 18 490 12
1.53 51 28 17k
1.29 +8 333 ..k
.68 15 1.4m 25
.69 44 1.5m ..
.76 26 959 ..
.95 23 780 14
2.39 9 521 77
3.38+100 8.0m 6o
1.31 +15 442 50o
.37 +29 192 5k
1.26 26 3.7m 8
.80 18 287 8
.72 4 5.9m 24
.98 36 656 9
1.13 60 436 ..
1.97 +53 7.2m 7
.74 44 86 16
.31 +56 8.4m 9o
.70+117 1.3m 10
.80 16 1.2m 8
2.27 +68 1.0m 8o
.04 52 34 99
.66 +66 2.1m 15
1.55 +1 3.8m 5
.76 33 1.0m 13

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

IBDS RESEARCH TABLES Continued

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
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E

30 49 35 D D 38.8
18 54 17 B E 60.3
46 61 51 B D47.4
59 60 66 D C+30.6
48 87 28 B E 63.3
71 94 36 A B41.2
44 85 17 A D176

SpeedwyM 2.5 TRK

StarwdHt4.7 r HOT
SteinerLeis r STNR
SteinwyMus r LVB
VailResorts r MTN
WMSInds WMS
Wynn
r WYNN

27 19 56 D B62.7
53 67 35 A B57.6
21 64 14 D D 29.6
19 64 13 D D30.0
59 98 14 A E 31.8
20 19 61 .. E 33.0
48 98 6 B E 126
68 83 63 C D24.2
65 83 60 C E 23.9
77 72 64 B B 27.1
68 49 77 A E 29.1
48 95 29 B E 45.8
57 12 89 D C+50.0
6 30 12 C D42.5
66 78 45 A D28.1
35 24 72 D E 24.5
23 39 28 D E 42.0
25 39 33 D E 39.0

Amrep
AXR
BritSky 5.6 BSY
CBSCpA 13 CBSA
CBSCpB 13 CBS
CTCMedia CTCM
Cablevs 2.4 CVC
CEurMed
CETV
CmstA 1.8 CMCSA
CctSp 1.8 CMCSK
ChorusE 4.1 r CJR
DirecTV
r DTV
DishNetwk DISH
FishrComm FSCI
Gannett 17 GCI
GpTelevs 2.4 TV
HrstArgT 1.8 HTV
LibtyGlbA r LBTYA
LibGlobC r LBTYK

13.64
19.20
22.76
19.78
23.52
18.88
46.39

.76
1.05
.66
2.08
.30
1.71
2.73

46 65 13k
+26 5.9m 7
+39 150 8k
42 35 10k
+2 547 8o
9 1.0m 16
16 1.8m 14

.18
3.89
1.07
.99
1.14
1.63
6.70
1.16
1.21
.95
2.04
.36
3.23
1.18
.89
.10
.72
.79

40 14 24
32 77 11k
+67 69 4k
1 9.8m 4
+5 534 8k
9 2.3m ..
+50 1.2m 7
+19 33m 18
10 9.0m 17
28 24 10k
+36 16m 15
+4 3.9m 7
56 17 71k
+11 6.0m 2
+19 3.3m 11
11 157 23k
+9 2.5m 77
13 768 76k

29. MEDIA
29.78
22.84
8.08
8.05
9.17
16.33
25.29
14.20
13.83
13.50
20.16
15.97
32.67
9.31
14.60
15.89
17.08
16.86

IBD Composite Rating

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 33 85 9 A E 104 ArcelrMt 5.3 r MT 24.18 3.65 +30 7.8m 2
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
46 89 23 B E 36.9 BarnesG 5.1 r B 12.48 1.06 2 647 6
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 22 61 21 C E 58.4 BrushEMat
BW 13.19 1.56 22 242 7
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
25 68 15 B E 79.7 CarpTech 3.6 r CRS 19.87 1.97 16 850 4
11 23 22 C E 25.8 LibMCapA r LCAPA 8.11 +.16 +31 1.6m 3 17 49 15 C D 34.2 CastleAM 2.4 CAS 9.91 .99 49 111 5
36 2 65 C D+28.6 LibMEntAn LMDIA 17.73 1.59 33 1.7m 93o
36 86 3 A E 80.5 CenturyAl CENX 11.28 2.65+121 4.0m 1o
30 52 33 B E 52.6 McGrwH 3.9 r MHP 22.72 1.76 +26 3.4m 8
21 48 10 B E 39.8 CmrclMt 4.9 r CMC 9.71 .78 +26 3.7m 4
7 38 14 E C 29.3 MediaGe 7.4 MEG 6.47 .56 56 133 17o
39 92 10 A E 52.5 ComphSi 14 SID 11.12 2.35 9 5.9m 4
25 58 29 C E 62.4 Meredth 4.7 r MDP 18.34 .61 +21 816 5k
54 81 14 A D+66.3 DynMatl 1.0 BOOM 15.64 1.44 30 215 7k
26 15 60 C D+21.1 NYTimes 8.4 NYT 10.93 .95 19 1.4m 12
51 89 43 C E 60.0 FosterLB r FSTR 23.23 1.15 32 102 9
65 95 26 B D+23.5 NewsCo 1.4 NWS 8.68 .77 +19 5.8m 6
70 71 89 D C 24.6 Gibrltr 1.6 ROCK 12.59 1.38 36 424 9k
48 80 60 .. E 40.1 ReedEls 4.6 ENL 24.10 1.97+125 291 8
82 73 86 B D25.6 HawkClA
HWK 15.40 .36 65 20 10k
47 74 63 .. D54.6 ReedEls 4.3 RUK 33.24 2.38 27 62 10
19 20 16 A E 89.1 HaynsIntn HAYN 21.75 1.82 +15 186 4
51 61 47 A E 54.3 RogrsCo 3.7 r RCI 25.32 1.68 21 614 13
56 72 49 B E 59.0 ILToolWk 3.8 ITW 32.25 2.64 +19 5.1m 9o
29 31 47 D C 40.0 Scholas 1.6 r SCHL 19.21 1.38 +59 684 12
16 30 18 B E 80.8 KaiserAl3.7 r KALU 25.72 2.02 +10 389 4x
40 48 56 D E 45.0 ScrippsN 1.1 SNI 26.66 2.62 +77 1.3m ..
65 68 40 A C+61.6 Kaydon 2.3 KDN 29.99 4.55 +73 800 12
75 97 65 A E 28.8 ShawCom 4.9 r SJR . 15.82 1.07 +10 275 16k
32 61 18 B D59.6 Ladish
LDSH 12.73 1.02 50 80 6
63 82 63 C D33.0 TWCable
TWC 19.26 1.20 8 1.6m 16
33 82 4 A E 58.7 Mechel 11 MTL 7.69 .91 +9 3.1m 2
39 69 47 D E 18.6 TimeWr 2.6 TWX 9.61 .76 +7 36m 9 34 38 53 C D 36.7 Mueller 2.1 MLI 18.67 1.32 15 299 6o
58 84 33 A D45.0 ViacomA
VIA 18.76 1.12+170 367 7
59 94 40 C C+41.0 NCIBldg
NCS 17.54 2.33 +82 857 4o
54 84 30 A E 45.4 ViacomB
VIAB 18.09 1.03 +21 5.7m 7k
73 84 77 C D17.4 NNInc 3.7 r NNBR 8.66 .23 +35 272 8k
64 84 67 B E 35.1 WaltDsny 1.5 DIS 23.05 2.26 +29 20m 10
74 94 60 C D65.2 NWPipe NWPX 31.27 4.23 +84 313 9
12 35 27 C E 880 Wash P 2.5 WPO 345.5 9.10 +11 39 12k
68 97 36 A D83.6 Nucor
3.7 NUE 34.36 1.70 +29 13m 4o
66 85 63 A E 51.8 WilyJhnA 1.7 JWA 30.84 2.41 1 232 13
33 80 25 C E 78.3 OlympcSt .9 ZEUS 18.34 .68 +85 836 3
70 56 87 B C 19.9 WWEnte 9 WWE 14.51 .30 23 239 18 22 73 12 B E 190 POSCO 4.3 PKX 49.66 8.17 +29 1.3m 3o
30. METALS/STEEL
47 21 82 D B 18.4 Quanex 1.0 NX 11.93 .99 28 184 7
ROLL 22.31 2.03 +37 222 11k
26 67 4 B E 73.1 AKSteel 1.7 AKS 12.12 1.84 +20 10m 2o 81 89 52 A C 44.0 RBCBear
RTI 12.57 1.89 +47 1.4m 3
17 56 11 B E 104 AllegTch 3.2 r ATI 22.81 1.92 +27 3.9m 3o 13 66 7 B E 82.3 RTIIntl
11 30 5 B E 83.0 AlmChina 3.4 ACH 9.45 1.17 24 1.2m 5o 50 95 15 B E 78.4 RelStlAl 1.8 RS 22.17 4.21 +73 3.4m 3o
55 84 26 A D+53.7 AmpcoPit 3.7 AP 19.72 1.32 32 52 4k 42 88 10 B E 118 Schnitzr .2 SCHN 24.77 3.49 42 637 4

AMERICAN EXCHANGE

E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
S S Str Dis Hi Stock

.. 91 A
.. 94 A
.. 83 A
.. 38 A
73 55 D
Stocks $12 and higher with at least { point change and 20,000 .. 60 A
shares traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative .. 60 A
Strength 80 or more are boldfaced.
.. 50 A
.. 41 A
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk
Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Rnk Str Dis High Stock Name
Symbol Price
Change (1000s) Change .. 52 A
.. 4 E 112.9 PrUBasM
UYM 19.40 3.15 7,933 +905 3 94 B

Total Volume: 38,410,227

Change: "37.5%

AMEX Stocks On The Move

..
..
..
..
..
82
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..

46
36
43
5
19
58
7
17
59
29
14
50
61
48

D
E
D
E
E
E
E
E
D
E
D
D
B
E

34.40 RdxSPVal
39.87 SpdrIntSC n
77.69 ProUltHC
79.35 Rydx2xEn
95.80 ProUltUtl
81.04 BritAmTob
131.1 ProUOG o
76.86 Rdx2xSPX
142.3 HUtil
36.52 ClayCdEn n
67.52 PrURMCV
41.41 HoldrsTel
47.88 IShUSPfd n o
35.69 RdxMVal

RPV
GWX
RXL
REA
UPW
BTI
DIG
RSU
UTH
ENY
UVU
TTH
PFF
RFV

17.08
17.55
36.52
16.00
30.77
50.40
27.00
24.40
88.34
13.11
17.29
21.06
29.29
19.19

1.39 72
1.25 1,049
3.68 215
3.89 25
4.32 163
2.10 929
7.5023,529
3.00 594
5.14 123
1.46 55
2.97 40
1.86 168
0.37 1,060
1.69 40

+587
+385
+292
+289
+287
+250
+244
+233
+219
+214
+201
+173
+158
+156

10 Most Active Stocks 10 Most % Up (Stocks Over $12)

EPS Rel Acc
Rnk|Str|Dis| Stock Name

..99A PrUShSP
..99A PrUShOG
..99A PrUShQQQ
..39C+ SPDRFincl
.. 8E ProUltFn
..13E ProUltQQQ
..16E ProUltSP
..60D DJIDiamnd
..42E SPDREnergy
..54E SPDR

Closing Net Vol Vol% EPS Rel

| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg Rnk|Str| Stock Name

102.50+10.42 54.93 +41

53.98 +8.78 24.79 +23
77.45 +4.09 49.00 2
14.70 0.92176.84 31
8.99 1.37105.19 +3
30.61 2.22 46.38 +51
28.53 3.17 79.70 +131
85.64 4.74 36.32 +12
44.04 4.92 59.44 +25
90.01 5.85485.26 +29

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..
..
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..
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..

Closing Net
Vol Vol%
| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg

99 RydxInvEn 161.16 +33.21 7,1

99 ProUltSTel n126.04 +23.92 4,1
99 PrUltSEM n 159.90 +28.98 2,758,9
99 PrUShCh25 127.71 +23.13 1,826,7
99 PrUShOG
53.98 +8.78 24,788,3
99 PrUShBM
87.90 +13.10 5,442,6
99 ProUShEafe 179.40 +23.90 233,4
99 PrUSRMCV 165.37 +21.70 8,1
99 PrUlSMSCI 129.68 +16.15 71,8
99 PrUSRMCG 158.43 +19.40 9,5

+61
+21
+68
20
+23
+85
31
22
+76
66

E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
S S Str Dis Hi Stock

E
Closing
Vol%
Closing
Vol% P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg
Symbol Price Chg Chg S S Str Dis Hi Stock
.. 63 A B+ 27.8 ClaySabD
DEF 17.271.17 44
.. 57 A C+ 30.2 ClayOcn
OTP 17.871.55 +3
.. 41 A E 27.7 ClayDvInt
EEN 13.49 .67 50
91 66 AC+ 53.2 BakerMichl BKR 22.152.06 18k .. 61 A E 27.0 ClayMCpCr n CZA 16.63 ... +247
72 89 A+C+ 115 BioRad A
BIO 81.124.33 +16k .. 56 A D 29.9 ClayOcnTG n OTR 17.141.58 86
82 58 A E 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 50.402.10 +250k .. 38 A C+ 26.4 ClayGrLcp n XGC 12.431.57 72
.. 33 A D 22.6 ClaySPGDvO LVL 9.931.07 23
.. 33 A E 28.8 ClyClrGl
EXB 11.72 .84 96
.. 49 A E 26.2 ClayYldH
CVY 13.821.03 18 .. 29 A E 36.5 ClayCdEn n ENY 13.111.46 +214
.. 38 A E 27.6 ClayCtry n CRO 13.09 .75 21
.. 22 A E 58.3 ClayBRIC
EEB 22.362.68 +39
.. 40 A C 25.4 ClayIntY n HGI 12.65 .98 16
.. 57 A E 31.7 ClaySIns
NFO 18.211.32 91 .. 52 A B 26.0 ClayDvRtn n IRO 13.481.14 +19
.. 59 A D 26.7 ClayStlth
STH 15.26 ... 65 .. 33 A E 26.2 ClayGTim n CUT 11.10 .90 85
.. 41 A E 33.7 ClaySecR
XRO 16.801.43 19 .. 26 A D 27.1 ClayChSC n HAO 11.15 .80 30
.. 34 A D 29.2 ClayClear
CSD 12.661.30 97 .. 45 A C 26.8 ClayWatr n CGW 14.561.26 68

For Wednesday, October 22, 2008

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Full list of low-priced and thinly traded stocks at
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SmartSelect Composite Rating
SmartSelect Composite Rating
E
E
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
23
60
43
75
89
80
59
91
37
76
88
72
54
73
73
32
91
56
64
51
98
48
84
72
73
58
67
78
85
67
78
83
61

97 B
74 D97 D
94 C+
60 B94 B69 B+
68 E
91 C+
85 D
76 C+
83 B83 B
77 D+
99 D
97 B
41 D90 C+
89 B98 A49 D+
81 A
89 C
64 D+
77 C+
96 B86 B
84 D78 B
92 D76 C+
66 D
91 C+

25.0 AMR
17.4 ATA Inc
3.3 ATS Med
12.4 AbngtBc
28.2 AcadiaRlty
10.3 Aceto
6.1 Adolor
12.5 Air T
431.1 Alexanders
27.7 AllncFnl
15.5 AlliedWst
7.6 AllionHth
34.9 AmerCamp
10.0 Ameriana
9.5 AmCareSrc
12.7 AmerComBc
14.5 AmerOrBio
21.4 AmerRvr
3.3 AmersvFnl
42.1 AmesNtl
17.5 AmTrFin
17.4 Anaren
13.7 AnimalH
21.2 AnnalyCap
10.3 Anworth
200.0 ArdenGpA
14.9 Asiainfo
10.7 Astro Med
133.9 Atrion
25.6 AuburnNB
16.7 BCBBncrp
8.2 BOFIHldg
33.6 BankMarin

AMR
ATAI
ATSI
ABBC
AKR
ACET
ADLR
AIRT
ALX
ALNC
AW
ALLI
ACC
ASBI
ANCI
ACBA
AOB
AMRB
ASRV
ATLO
AFSI
ANEN
AHII
NLY
ANH
ARDNA
ASIA
ALOT
ATRI
AUBN
BCBP
BOFI
BMRC

11.97 0.84
8.41 -0.57
2.26 -0.14
9.63 -0.13
16.71 -0.96
7.77 -0.42
3.25 -0.14
7.40 -0.11
340.56-15.64
21.50 0.50
9.14 -0.78
4.44 -0.33
25.02 -0.75
7.02 0.00
7.90 0.30
9.07 -0.08
5.65 -0.22
12.80 0.17
2.70 0.20
25.74 -1.08
8.86 -0.07
10.26 -0.60
7.09 0.19
12.02 -0.95
5.68 -0.12
148.00 -6.50
10.16 -0.54
8.00 -0.74
89.36 -7.74
22.50 0.00
11.50 0.00
4.80 0.00
27.75 -1.77

0
-91
-61
-11
0
-42
-55
-16
-28
-84
55
-71
-3
-89
-50
-84
-6
-67
6
-65
-37
-4
-57
-15
-48
-75
-4
-71
-40
-90
-38
-87
-90

REITs
R Acc 52-Wk
Closing
Vol% %
S Dis High Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
60 B- 29.0 AcadiaRlty AKR 16.71 -0.96 0 5.0
88 C+ 20.3 ACapAgy
AGNC 16.25 -0.65 -47 24.6
53 B+ 36.5 Agree Realty ADC 18.63 -1.51 7 10.7
10 C+ 12.0 AlescoFncl AFN 0.70 0.00 -76 ..
91 C+ 471.0 Alexanders ALX 340.56
-15.64 -28
..
57 B- 116.5 AlexREEqt
ARE 69.42 -5.59 43 4.6
11 E 66.9 AMB Ppty AMB 20.11 -3.23 36 10.3
83 B 34.9 AmerCamp ACC 25.02 -0.75 -3 5.4
24 E 30.5 AmerCmtyTr APO 7.40 -0.30 -83 ..
32 E 28.8 AmerLndLs ANL 10.76 -0.26 -79 9.3
27 D- 19.9 AmMtgAcc AMC 0.44 0.05 -41 ..
81 B- 9.3 AmREIT
AMY 6.00 -0.10 -87 8.2
64 D+ 21.2 AnnalyCap NLY 12.02 -0.95 -15 18.3
18 E 14.5 Anthracite AHR 3.14 -0.32 -54 39.5
77 C+ 10.3 Anworth
ANH 5.68 -0.12 -48 17.6
19 D- 65.8 ApartntInv AIV 17.50 -2.13 30 13.7
10 D- 34.5 ArborRT
ABR 4.71 -0.28 -56 52.7

85
88
83
93
80
95
99
91
79
84
82
92
93
85
95
85
80
80
95
82
97
90
80
93
85
94
79
84
88
86
83
97
83

39
68
93
72
91
59
95
51
65
52
81
80
90
53
88
55
36
50
76
61
85
51
73
66
57
60
51
30
73
78
53
98
72

83 B80 D
63 C+
71 C+
59 C+
81 B
73 C+
89 C+
85 E
99 C+
70 E
94 C+
67 C+
80 C+
84 C+
85 C+
90 C+
90 E
87 D
83 B+
81 C
84 B+
65 D95 C+
73 B84 C+
88 B
95 B+
91 D
75 D98 B72 D+
54 E

15.8 BankSC
11.3 BeaconF n
22.5 Bidzcom n
9.9 BioImag
29.5 BioMdRlty
15.5 BlkRKel n
14.4 BlueSq
22.8 BrdgeBcp
18.0 Brt&Ktz
3.5 BrdpntSec
10.9 Broadwy Finl
15.7 BrklynFed
17.2 BrukerCorp
28.2 BrynMwr
9.8 CBIZInc
14.3 CNBFinlPA
20.0 CPEX Ph
12.1 CV Thera
38.0 CamdnNtl
19.3 Cantel
10.2 CapeBncp n
146.8 CapSW
18.6 CapstdMtg
11.0 CardiacSc
12.0 CaroBkH
13.5 CastlePt
15.3 Celadon Grp
18.0 CntrstBk
5.5 CtrlFed
24.9 CentrueF
3.5 Cherokee
18.1 ChinaFire n
6.1 ChinaTInf

R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
60
11
47
59
51
22
61
21
40
2
42
65
30
90
10
2
61
6
53
16

C+
E
D+
C+
DC
C+
E
C+
E
C+
DC
C+
E
C+
C+
E
E
D-

16.9
13.5
149.9
32.4
133.0
37.0
73.0
32.0
81.2
56.0
12.2
18.6
28.6
15.0
50.4
18.4
18.4
19.8
23.1
43.0

AsdEstRlty
AshfordH
AvalonBay
BioMdRlty
BostonPpts
BrandwnRty
BRE Pprts
BRT RealtyTr
Camden Pty
Capital Trust
CapLse
CapstdMtg
CaptlSrc
Care Inv n
CBL&Assoc
CBRE Rlt
CedarShp
Chimera n
CogdSpen
ColonlPty

BKSC
BFED
BIDZ
BITI
BMR
BKCC
BSI
BDGE
BKBK
BPSG
BYFC
BFSB
BRKR
BMTC
CBZ
CCNE
CPEX
CVTX
CAC
CMN
CBNJ
CSWC
CMO
CSCX
CLBH
CPHL
CLDN
CSFL
CFBK
TRUE
CHRK
CFSG
CTFO

12.25
8.43
7.28
5.59
17.00
8.91
8.85
20.49
12.54
2.74
5.95
13.25
8.26
18.51
7.39
11.79
14.03
8.80
27.00
9.32
7.95
108.30
9.25
9.21
7.10
8.76
9.75
14.22
3.87
11.63
2.84
8.05
3.95

0.00
0.00
-0.12
-0.36
-0.86
-0.23
-0.54
0.00
0.63
-0.18
0.00
-0.17
-0.79
-2.29
-0.14
0.00
-0.92
-0.39
-2.93
-0.22
-0.14
-8.98
-0.22
-0.11
0.00
-0.85
-0.40
-2.37
0.21
-0.66
-0.01
-0.86
0.00

IJKL

FGH

.. 76 A
.. 47 A
.. 81 A
.. 49 A
.. 38 A
.. 46 A
.. 63 A
.. 26 A
.. 27 A
.. 56 A
.. 38 A
.. 69 A
.. 50 A
.. 50 A
.. 54 A
.. 47 A
.. 52 A
.. 45 A
.. 63 A
.. 66 A
.. 56 A
.. 69 A
.. 41 A
.. 61 A
.. 43 A
.. 66 A
.. 42 A
.. 70 A D 17.0 FstTrVLDv
.. 59 A E 21.6 FTrVLEq
24 10 DE 24.4 Geokinetic
90 69 C D 46.5 Gormanrupp
99 60 C D 54.9 Graham
.. 61 A C+ 38.0 GrHCmdty
6 18 D E 25.5 GreenHtr n
73 86 C D 25.6 HawkClA
.. 80 A D 1.1 HB2BInt
.. 89 A E 206 HBiotech
.. 57 A D 15.9 HBrdbd
.. 51 A E 94.0 HEur2001
.. 41 A E 67.5 HInternt
.. 55 A E 56.5 HIntArc
.. 21 A E 6.0 HIntInf
.. 60 A B 66.8 HMkt2000
.. 22 A E 229 HOilSvc
.. 77 A D 84.1 HPharm
.. 67 A B 149 HRegBk
.. 70 A E 102 HoldrsRetl
.. 46 A E 36.7 HMLSemi
.. 64 A E 46.1 HSftware
.. 50 A D 41.4 HoldrsTel
.. 59 A D 142 HUtil
.. 42 A D 80.5 HWirelss

-62
-95
-67
-81
38
-27
-59
-9
-11
-66
-70
-53
-55
-43
-44
-86
-57
-58
-59
-57
-82
-50
-37
19
11
-37
-46
-39
-96
0
-94
-54
31

82
97
81
87
89
83
92
83
90
95
84
97
85
83
91
99
95
80
97
96
85
91
97
80
90
81
99
82
88
98
82
80
81
96
90
89
80
92
91

66
76
81
63
59
71
72
93
56
78
94
94
23
88
77
70
73
54
88
64
94
67
61
63
76
62
96
74
76
64
82
70
73
73
73
51
54
68
70

86 D+
96 B+
71 E
91 D96 B
43 D
90 A
42 B89 B95 B
28 B+
98 A96 C
74 C
99 B98 B+
96 B76 B
92 A+
88 B64 D84 C+
86 B+
87 B79 B
96 B81 D
60 C+
60 D
97 A67 C
83 D
99 C+
91 D+
95 D+
95 B64 C+
87 A84 B-

9.0 Ciber
25.8 CitizNthn
9.7 CtzCmtyB
22.0 CitizHold
9.2 Citizens
28.7 CNinsure n
15.0 Cogent
22.0 CogoGrp
12.0 ColonlBnk
21.0 CmrNatPA
83.9 AmBevC
7.3 CmpTask
5.5 Consulier
43.5 CpOffcPty
12.8 CrawfrdA
16.6 Cryolife
2.1 Cyanotc
2.9 DUSAPhrm
50.0 DailyJournal
32.2 DeltaNG
4.8 DescSys
9.7 DialysisCp
86.2 DiamHill
31.0 EastrnAmNG
6.0 ElectroSensr
14.2 EncoreCap
12.4 EngWest
62.0 EntertmtP
18.9 eResearch
18.0 EvansBcrp
95.0 FederlRlty
17.7 FdltyBpPA
12.4 FinishLineA
13.0 FstAdvBc n
23.1 FtBcqME
18.4 FstBks
23.5 FsBcMiss
20.0 FBusnFn
9.9 FstCalifF n

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
AEC
AHT
AVB
BMR
BXP
BDN
BRE
BRT
CPT
CT
LSE
CMO
CSE
CRE
CBL
CBF
CDR
CIM
CSA
CLP

8.25 -0.63
1.86 -0.26
64.24 -5.81
17.00 -0.86
64.82 -4.93
8.33 -0.87
33.95 -2.49
6.52 -0.20
31.00 -2.09
4.98 -1.11
4.92 -0.42
9.25 -0.22
7.06 -0.64
9.94 -0.60
8.33 -0.79
0.70 0.00
8.47 -0.54
3.01 -0.42
11.29 -1.03
9.94 -1.55

MNO

PQR

FVD 11.26 .59 +76

FVI 12.90 .97 97
26 88 A B 84.3 ParkNatl
GOK 6.24 .48 48k
.. 52 A E 16.3 PSAutBGr
GRC 25.201.50 37k
GHM 18.502.67 1k
GCC 22.63 .84
GRH 7.45 +.30
HWK 15.40 .36
BHH .36 .01
BBH 165.34.64
BDH 8.68 .39

59
+58
65k
39
+34
79
EKH 49.00 ... 73
HHH 31.32 .43 +10
IAH 32.381.62 +15
IIH 2.08 .12 59
MKH 40.602.31 +175
OIH 84.8113.3 9
PPH 58.202.43 +8
RKH 86.775.58 21x
RTH 70.383.13 20
SMH 18.45 .90 11
SWH 29.251.74 74
TTH 21.061.86 +173
UTH 88.345.14 +219
WMH 37.094.60 63

.. 61 A
.. 41 A
.. 48 A
.. 59 A
.. 36 A
.. 64 A
.. 64 A
.. 41 A
.. 61 A
.. 68 A
.. 80 A
.. 56 A
.. 72 A
.. 37 A
.. 64 A
.. 50 A
.. 87 A
.. 36 A
.. 71 A
.. 36 A
.. 54 A
.. 79 A

PRK 65.255.05 +4

E 16.2 PSAutoBal
D 16.4 PSAutGr
E 24.1 PSAerDef
E 26.2 PSBuybk
E 38.0 PSCleantc
E 46.6 PwshrsDB
D 43.5 PSAgri
E 28.0 PSBMet
E 57.0 PSEngy
D+ 30.2 PwShCurH
D+ 38.0 PSGold
E 55.7 PSOil
D+ 38.7 PSPrMet
E 39.2 PSSilv
D 17.6 PwShDiv
D 30.0 PSAggGr
C+ 27.5 PShBank
D 20.3 PSBldCns
E 20.3 PwShBio
E 39.3 PShBasM
D 27.2 PShCnsD
B 30.4 PShCnsS

PAO 9.40 .52

PCA 10.24 .11
PTO 8.50 .49
PPA 12.84 .55
PKW 15.52 .98
PZD 17.861.79
DBC 25.001.41
DBA 24.41 .97
DBB 14.01 .95
DBE 27.821.61
DBV 20.20 .75
DGL 27.041.52
DBO 26.002.59
DBP 25.001.67
DBS 17.231.30
PFM 11.37 .73
PGZ 16.581.30
PJB 17.23 .94
PKB 9.60 .92
PBE 14.131.02
PYZ 19.181.58
PEZ 14.62 .83
PSL 21.55 .66

89
45
47
63k
46k
48k
31
24
+8
34
31
+20
+57
54
+32
+11k
51k
54k
75k
69k
78k
89k
23k

52-wk
Stock

Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E

6 6 666 High
51 88 16 A E 41.5
34 81 11 A E 75.4
56 89 41 C E 38.7
35 89 7 A E 196
22 54 24 B E 41.7
61 96 29 A E 120
60 82 47 C D 26.5

SimsGr 4.2 SMS 11.91

Tenaris 4.1 TS 18.35
Timken 3.7 TKR 19.42
USSteel 3.3 X . 35.97
UnivStnls USAP 15.35
Valmont 1.0 VMI . 50.18
Worthn 6.1 WOR 11.18

15 36 19 C D+83.5
3 56 8 C E 44.8
69 79 62 B C 42.7
15 61 11 B E 38.8
15 11 15 D B51.4
45 95 19 A E 95.6
48 95 18 A E 86.1
56 85 22 A C 54.7
61 96 18 A C+42.9
21 77 11 B E 52.3
45 80 22 A E 121
25 64 12 A E 44.2
13 55 6 B E 127
38 72 21 B D 52.7
31 38 37 D C+14.6
29 92 9 A E 45.0
21 34 21 B C+27.4
14 29 12 B D41.4
71 96 43 A C 31.7
55 91 30 B D57.6
30 59 10 A E 44.1
55 72 34 A C 56.3

AgnicoEg .7 AEM
Alcoa
6.5 AA
AMCOLI 3.3 ACO
AngloA 6.0 AAUK
AngloAs .9 AU
BHPBilLt 6.0 BHP
BHPBlplc 5.0 BBL
BarrckG 2.0 ABX
Buenavnt 1.5 BVN
Cameco 1.5 CCJ
Clevlnd 1.2 CLF
CompVDR 3.7 RIO
FreeptC 7.4 r FCX
Goldcorp 1.1 GG
HrmnyGld HMY
HWinstn 2.5 HWD
KinrsGo .9 KGC
LihirGold
LIHR
MesabTrs 33 MSB
NewmtM 1.6 NEM
PanAmSlvr PAAS
Randgold .4 GOLD

1.02
4.07
2.75
6.38
1.10
6.61
.63

25 284 3o
+93 7.3m 5
23 606 6
+55 17m 3
6 55 5k
+18 455 10o
9 1.1m 5o

31. MINING

E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
.. 63 A D 25.8 PSDeepV
PVM 16.281.34 +9k
.. 36 A E 45.9 PShEngy
PXI 20.082.65 28k
.. 39 A E 32.3 PSEnEx
PXE 13.851.60 60k
.. 68 A D 27.4 PShFinl
PFI 16.99 .77 18k
.. 74 A E 18.7 PwShFdBev PBJ 12.61 .40 42k
.. 61 A C 30.5 PShHlSv
PTJ 17.421.31 +92k
.. 69 A E 32.7 PShHlthc
PTH 20.121.10 47k
.. 46 A C 21.5 PwSHard PHW 9.68 ... 86k
.. 54 A E 32.4 PShInds
PRN 19.53 ... 88k
.. 72 A E 18.3 PwShIns
PIC 12.39 .51 87k
.. 39 A E 18.2 PwShLeis
PEJ 8.44 .67 66k
.. 52 A E 19.3 PwShLgGr PWB 11.08 .68 31k
.. 63 A E 21.3 PwShLgVal PWV 13.33 .94 18k
.. 64 A E 28.3 PShMagni
PIQ 17.95 ... 74k
.. 53 A C 53.3 PwShDyMkt PWC 30.931.71 33k
.. 42 A E 16.7 PwShMedia PBS 7.76 ... 76k
.. 44 A E 25.0 PwShMdGr PWJ 13.271.06 35k
.. 48 A D 19.8 PwShMdVal PWP 10.61 .85 +37k
.. 52 A C 20.9 PwShNetwk PXQ 10.44 .30 59k
.. 22 A E 34.3 PSOilSv
PXJ 12.731.82 +77k
.. 57 A E 57.4 PwShDyOtc PWO 32.642.44 +19k
.. 78 A E 19.3 PwSPharma PJP 14.371.13 56k
.. 66 A E 17.7 PSRetail
PMR 11.39 .51 97k
.. 46 A D 18.8 PwShSemi PSI 9.63 .55 74k
.. 57 A E 18.9 PwShSmGr PWT 10.86 .78 52k
.. 61 A D 18.3 PwShSmVal PWY 10.88 .72 38k
.. 69 A D 21.5 PwShSoft
PSJ 13.50 ... +11k
.. 52 A E 29.1 PShTch
PTF 16.16 .88 22k
.. 53 A C 21.6 PwSTelc
PTE 10.50 .56 82k
.. 74 A D 20.6 PwsUtils
PUI 14.43 .84 36k
.. 28 A E 38.9 PwrShChna PGJ 14.361.29 24
.. 30 A E 27.2 PShGWtr n PIO 11.49 .52 +162k
.. 55 A D 16.5 PwHiGrDv PHJ 9.65 .88 78k
.. 72 A C+ 14.5 PwrShHiYd PEY 8.71 .49 39k
.. 84 A B 27.0 PShCalMu n PWZ 20.98+1.17 31
.. 84 A B 25.4 PShNYMu n PZT 20.95 +.95 +26
.. 39 A E 22.5 PwSIntDv
PID 10.80 .80 +22k
.. 50 A D 17.8 PSLNano
PXN 9.23 .67 +10k
.. 59 A C+ 22.6 PShPfd n PGX 12.78 +.17 54
.. 57 A E 19.4 PwSValL
PIV 11.32 ... 32k
.. 48 A E 22.9 PwSWtrRes PHO 12.83 .96 18
.. 24 A E 28.8 PwShWHCln PBW 9.96 .66 38
.. 55 A E 17.3 PwSZMic
PZI 9.24 .48 19k
.. 52 A D+ 28.8 PwSZSC
PZJ 15.431.02 59
.. 95 A B+ 28.6 PSh130Tr n PLW 27.21 +.35 3
.. 84 A E 30.8 PSUSDBear UDN 24.95 .32 39
.. 97 A C+ N H PSUSDBull UUP 26.38 +.34 19
.. 21 A D 33.3 PShAsiaP n PUA 11.19 .96 48
.. 27 A E 32.0 PShDvInt n PFA 11.001.00 62
.. 24 A D 26.5 PShEurop n PEH 10.15 .83 79
.. 59 A D+ 28.6 PSLgCap
PJF 17.371.27 26k
.. 46 A C+ 28.5 PSMidCp
PJG 15.491.01 68k
.. 61 A D 26.1 PSSmCap PJM 16.241.03 64k
.. 50 A D 28.2 PShEMSov n PCY 15.891.37 +71
.. 59 A B 24.8 PSFinPf
PGF 14.18 .20 1k
.. 27 A E 28.2 PSAPcxJs n PDQ 11.13 .62 67k
.. 38 A E 26.9 PSDvMxUSs PDN 12.691.03 +1k
.. 24 A D+ 28.7 PSEmgMk n PXH 11.621.80 60k
.. 30 A E 26.9 PSEurSm n PWD 11.13 .86 97k
.. 19 A D 35.0 PShGEng n PBD 11.771.73 +237k
.. 58 A D 26.6 PSHYCpBd n PHB 15.85 .30 +36
.. 85 A D+ 25.8 PShNatMu n PZA 21.30+1.06 +23
.. 27 A D 27.9 PSIntEq n PFP 10.661.06 74k
.. 33 A B 25.9 PSPrivEq
PSP 10.47 .81 61k
.. 49 A D 30.9 PSVLIR
PYH 17.241.43 8k
.. 94 A E 27.0 PSVrdoTF n PVI 25.03 +.01 48
.. 33 A E 32.1 PSWHPrE PUW 14.831.61 41k

B9

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

25.85
10.52
21.66
10.14
14.94
32.25
27.93
20.18
12.66
13.56
30.29
11.22
26.92
16.75
6.20
7.90
9.08
10.94
14.88
24.75
10.88
24.52

8.70 +55 7.9m 43

1.63+115 42m 5o
1.85 +17 232 11o
1.25 +35 3.8m 4o
3.66 +36 3.4m ..
5.04 +68 10m 5o
4.52 +24 1.5m 5o
3.45 +15 21m 9
1.94 4 1.4m 5
1.44 1 4.7m 7
4.13 +11 6.1m 7
1.90 +24 59m 5
5.82+112 41m 3o
3.17 +15 18m 26
.93 +17 3.7m ..
.60 15 72 3
1.33 +7 11m 29
1.47 +9 1.0m 34
.50 +41 139 6
4.06 +47 15m 9
1.47 +3 2.1m 8
5.41 10 1.2m 31

E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
.. 98 A B 93.8 ProShtDow DOG 84.80+3.91 10
.. 98 A C+ 104 ProSShFn
SEF 86.24+5.07 +76
.. 98 A C 94.9 ProShtMC MYY 83.29 ... 26
.. 99 A A 131 ProShtEafe EFZ 121.5+9.15 61
.. 99 A B 136 PrShtEM n EUM 126.2+11.6 28
.. 99 A B 131 ProSShOG DDG 114.9+11.2 +6
.. 98 A A 87.0 ProShtQQQ PSQ 80.71+2.06 +47
.. 98 A B+ 109 ProShR2K RWM 98.19+4.97 +7
.. 98 A A 100.0 ProShtSP
SH 91.10+5.30 +17
.. 98 A B+ 107 ProShtSC
SBB 95.18+7.03 67
.. 4 A E 113 PrUBasM
UYM 19.403.15 +905
.. 39 A D 80.4 ProUCnG
UGE 37.363.29 +8
.. 18 A E 63.3 ProUCnS
UCC 19.702.69 67
.. 21 A E 99.1 ProUltDow DDM 32.423.85 +140
.. 8 A E 55.8 ProUltFn
UYG 8.991.37 +3
.. 43 A D 77.7 ProUltHC
RXL 36.523.68 +292
.. 14 A E 94.8 ProUltInd
UXI 25.581.62 +63
.. 13 A E 94.1 ProUltMC MVV 27.003.42 +27
.. 7 A E 131 ProUOG
DIG 27.007.50 +244
.. 13 A E 123 ProUltQQQ QLD 30.612.22 +51
.. 6 A E 47.9 ProUltRE
URE 9.751.70 +122
.. 14 A E 81.9 ProUR1KG UKF 23.562.87 +43
.. 16 A C+ 68.9 ProUR1KV UVG 19.802.72 +75
.. 17 A E 76.7 PrUR2KG
UKK 22.842.42 +12
.. 26 A D 57.0 ProUR2KV UVT 20.482.33 39
.. 9 A E 77.2 PrURMCG UKW 17.902.83 19
.. 14 A D 67.5 PrURMCV
UVU 17.292.97 +201
.. 19 A D 73.7 ProUltR2K UWM 23.202.52 +64
.. 16 A E 98.2 ProUltSP
SSO 28.533.17 +131
.. 10 A E 89.7 ProUSemi USD 16.441.54 +23
.. 22 A D 76.5 ProUltSC
SAA 24.872.97 +81
.. 16 A E 99.9 ProUTech ROM 25.152.02 +14
.. 12 A E 90.7 ProUltTel n LTL 25.784.02 +109
.. 19 A E 95.8 ProUltUtl UPW 30.774.32 +287
.. 82 A B 75.0 ProUSL20 n TBT 59.212.09 +63
.. 89 A C 74.0 ProUSL710 PST 65.101.55 8
.. 99 A A 107 PrUShBM SMN 87.90+13.1 +85
.. 99 A A 117 PrUShCnG SZK 103.2+8.63 11
.. 99 A A 177 PrUShCnS SCC 155.0+13.5 40
.. 99 A A 111 PrUShDow DXD 88.14+8.24 +34
.. 98 A B 212 PrUShFn
SKF 148.3+16.1 33
.. 99 A B+ 172 PrUShCh25 FXP 127.7+23.1 20
.. 98 A B+ 132 PrUShHc
RXD 103.4+11.0 13
.. 99 A A 141 PrUShInd
SIJ 127.2+13.6 30
.. 99 A B+ 128 PrUShMC
MZZ 107.9+10.9 +3
.. 99 A B 223 ProUShEafe EFU 179.4+23.9 31
.. 99 A A 207 PrUltSEM n EEV 159.9+29.0 +68
.. 99 A C+ 187 PrUlSMSCI EWV 129.7+16.1 +76
.. 99 A A 86.5 PrUShOG
DUG 53.98+8.78 +23
.. 99 A A 92.5 PrUShQQQ QID 77.45+4.09 2
.. 99 A B+ 159 PrUSR1KG SFK 136.9+14.7 22
.. 99 A B 187 PrUSR1KV
SJF 146.5+17.4 58
.. 99 A B 163 PrUSR2KG SKK 125.2+12.9 29
.. 99 A B 167 PrUSR2KV SJH 127.5+12.5 47
.. 99 A B N H PrUShRE
SRS 152.4+17.7 22
.. 99 A B 187 PrUSRMCG SDK 158.4+19.4 66
.. 99 A B+ 194 PrUSRMCV SJL 165.4+21.7 22
.. 99 A A 146 ProUSR2K TWM 113.3+10.3 +12
.. 99 A A 129 PrUShSP
SDS 102.5+10.4 +41
.. 99 A A 154 PrUShSem SSG 145.0+11.5 52
.. 99 A B 140 ProUShSc SDD 112.4+10.4 45
.. 99 A B+ 133 PrUShTch REW 116.2+8.27 35
.. 99 A B 160 ProUltSTel n TLL 126.0+23.9 +21
.. 99 A B+ 143 PrUShUtl
SDP 95.88+9.70 43
.. 23 A D 75.5 Rdx2xRUT RRY 27.792.92 +98
.. 17 A E 76.9 Rdx2xSPX RSU 24.403.00 +233
.. 17 A E 77.1 Rdx2xMdC RMM 25.442.80 +60

43 98 12 A
63 48 75 B
9 32 16 ..
6 31 4 ..
21 64 10 B
23 69 7 A

E 558 RioTinto 4.3 RTP . 143.024.75 +75 1.1m 4o

C+40.9 RoylGld 1.1 r RGLD 25.71 3.18 +45 1.2m 37
E 38.8 SeabrGld

SA

9.10 1.15 +18 381 ..

E 48.2 SilverStd

SSRI

7.14 1.69 +21 1.5m ..

E 47.6 SthnCopp 21 r PCU 10.85 1.15 +40 9.0m 4

E 53.7 TechCmco 8.5 TCK 11.48 2.77 +52 5.3m 3

32. OFFICE
57 49 60 B D+59.7
86 81 78 B B40.3
52 62 52 B E 55.0
7 30 14 .. D+40.9
46 50 45 C D+21.4
15 32 36 .. E 49.0
37 53 47 B E 47.1

AveryDe
BradyA
Canon
Deluxe
EnnisI
Fujifilm
PitneyB

4.9 AVY
2.5 r BRC
3.2 CAJ
11 DLX
6.0 EBF
1.2 FUJI
6.2 PBI

33.31 .07 +39 1.9m 8o

27.74 1.81 19 346 11o
31.20 1.70 12 651 9k
9.02 .80 20 492 3k
10.28 .70 +60 213 6
20.98 1.42 34 131 12k
22.48 .68 +47 2.7m 8

33. REAL EST

28 23 63 E D+58.4
40 47 35 B E 40.8
23 33 21 C D+25.5
8 11 14 D E 58.2
18 42 21 D C 29.5
60 96 23 B D+57.8
82 86 55 B C+63.5
27 41 13 B C+99
19 57 24 E E 32.9
16 51 34 E E 34.3
55 50 76 E C+46.8
67 51 72 B D+44.5
60 51 64 B D 36.9

AvatarHldg r AVTR
BrkfldAs 2.9 r BAM
BrkfldPr 6.0 BPO
ForestCA 2.4 FCEA
Forestarn
FOR
GpAerPac 10 PAC
GrupoAer 5.4 ASR
JonesLaL 3.7 JLL
MIDevl 5.2 MIM
MauiLdPn
MLP
StJoe
JOE
TejonRnch
TRC
WPCary 9 r WPC

E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
.. 5 A E 79.4 Rydx2xEn REA 16.003.89 +289
.. 10 A D 76.4 Rydx2xFin RFL 24.204.00 52
.. 49 A E 87.3 Rydx2xHC RHM 47.088.10 88
.. 16 A E 72.4 Rydx2xTch RTG 27.473.54 +2
.. 99 A B+ 170 RdxIn2xRs RRZ 130.1+12.8 76
.. 99 A B+ 196 RdxIn2xSP RSW 160.0+16.2 32
.. 99 A B 190 RdxIn2xMd RMS 135.3 ... 94
.. 99 A B 258 RydxInvEn REC 161.2+33.2 +61
.. 97 A D+ 132 RydxInvFn RFN 86.40+10.5 58
.. 97 A B+ 122 RydxInvHC RHO 89.77+7.25 0
.. 99 A A 175 RydxInvTc RTW 150.9+17.0 56
.. 61 A D+ 117 RydRus50
XLG 70.494.45 17k
.. 50 A D 50.8 RdxSPEqlWt RSP 28.111.92 58
.. 48 A E 39.5 RdxSPGth RPG 22.171.83 53k
.. 46 A D 34.4 RdxSPVal RPV 17.081.39 +587k
.. 55 A E 44.7 RdxCnsDs RCD 24.83 ... 66k
.. 76 A E 53.8 RdxCnStp RHS 39.502.31 88k
.. 30 A D+ 82.6 RdxEngy
RYE 33.755.36 62k
.. 36 A D 46.6 RdxFncl
RYF 19.962.07 +24k
.. 72 A D 59.5 RdxHlthC
RYH 41.132.48 70k
.. 54 A E 59.9 RdxIndls
RGI 35.11 ... +60k
.. 55 A E 59.8 RdxMatls RTM 35.51 ... 55k
.. 45 A E 55.2 RdxTech
RYT 28.002.32 57k
.. 59 A E 64.0 RdxUtil
RYU 38.503.53 81k
.. 55 A E 59.7 RdxMGth
RFG 36.362.19 87k
.. 48 A E 35.7 RdxMVal
RFV 19.191.69 +156k
.. 71 A E 44.8 RdxSCGr
RZG 29.54 +.00 55k
.. 53 A D 38.1 RdxSCVal
RZV 21.011.55 +77k

ST
.. 53 A E 165 S&PMdcpDR MDY 97.505.15 0
32 16 DE 38.8 SeabrGld
SA 9.101.15 +18
.. 52 A D 25.0 SPAMG100 n SIH 13.76 ... 99
.. 54 A E 24.6 SPAMG200 n SNB 13.66 ... 97
.. 43 A E 25.2 SPAMG40 n SFV 12.57 +.41 97
.. 49 A E 25.4 SPALC100 n SZG 13.71 +.00 93
.. 56 A D 24.7 SPAMC100 n SVD 14.24 ... 99
.. 58 A D+ 24.5 SPASC100 n SSK 14.00 .21 94
.. 51 A D 37.1 SPDRConsm XLY 20.411.70 15
.. 82 A D 30.3 SPDRCnStpl XLP 23.42 .86 +23
.. 69 A E 62.8 SPIntTip n WIP 46.00 .73 8
.. 53 A C 82.9 SpdrGlobT DGT 46.454.13 82
.. 36 A E 52.8 SpdrWlsRE RWO 26.553.22 20
.. 33 A E 66.1 SpdrIntRE RWX 28.102.21 +101
.. 53 A B 70.9 SpdrLgCap ELR 40.803.65 +76
.. 57 A E 61.2 SpdrLCapG ELG 36.671.78 +50
.. 55 A C+ 88.1 SpdrLCapV ELV 50.673.40 +25
.. 50 A C+ 63.1 SpdrMdCap EMM 34.122.61 38
.. 46 A E 72.2 SpdrMCpG EMG 38.293.57 +33
.. 64 A E 60.0 SpdrMCpV EMV 38.02 ... 49
.. 39 A D 82.0 SpdrWilRE RWR 42.193.51 +115
.. 55 A E 66.5 SpdrSmCap DSC 38.102.66 12
.. 51 A D 108 SpdrSCapG DSG 59.143.43 12
.. 60 A D 72.3 SpdrSCapV DSV 43.462.49 55
.. 55 A E 111 SpdrTotMkt TMW 65.034.58 +24
.. 42 A E 91.4 SPDREnergy XLE 44.044.92 +25
.. 39 A C+ 33.9 SPDRFincl XLF 14.70 .92 31
.. 56 A E 64.4 SpdrMcQGl GII 37.382.36 64
.. 76 A D+ 37.9 SPDRHlthC XLV 25.911.16 +70
.. 50 A E 40.8 SPDRInds
XLI 23.251.26 +59
.. 61 A C+ 51.4 KbwBk
KBE 26.901.55 +29
.. 41 A B 71.6 KbwCM
KCE 31.67 ... 79
.. 33 A C+ 56.5 KbwIns
KIE 25.172.29 83
.. 87 A B 54.7 KBWRB
KRE 30.021.95 28
.. 94 A B+ 47.5 SpLehTbl
BIL 45.87 .06 9

27.94 .83 13 43 ..k

18.09 1.22 +19 2.1m 16
9.35 .40 +32 4.3m 22k
13.54 1.42 +41 1.1m ..
9.36 1.28 24 245 15o
18.13 1.25 2 305 6k
35.81 2.19 +45 171 10k
26.98 2.72

0 791 5

11.50 .36 +21 169 9k

16.94 +.04 42 15 ..k
28.57 1.57 +42 1.8m 58
28.30 2.35 25 51 67k
21.52 1.60 +58 81 11k

E
P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
.. 93 A C+ 55.9 SpLehAgBd LAG 52.87 +.56 27
.. 88 A E 54.3 SpBrcTips
IPE 47.14 +.16 45
.. 87 A C+ 25.4 SPLehCAM CXA 19.80 ... +32
.. 61 A D 48.2 SpdrLehHY JNK 31.56 .66 4
.. 87 A E 59.0 SPLeIntTB BWX 49.00 .83 47
.. 95 A B 57.5 SpLehIntTr ITE 56.94 +.27 64
.. 95 A B 57.3 SpLehLTTr TLO 54.39 +.47 35
.. 88 A B+ 24.1 SpLehMu
TFI 20.05 +.07 32
.. 85 A D 25.9 SPLeNYMu INY 19.30 +.05 27
.. 93 A D 25.2 SPLeSTMu SHM 22.74 +.03 52
.. 42 A E 46.5 SPDRMatls XLB 24.131.78 +14
.. 46 A D 68.1 MSTech
MTK 34.711.49 +6
.. 38 A D 45.4 SpdMSxUS CWI 21.441.88 57
.. 57 A B 55.8 SpdrPrJpn JPP 32.503.05 66
.. 66 A E 49.3 SpdrSCJpn JSC 30.571.34 57
.. 54 A E 157 SPDR
SPY 90.015.85 +29
.. 83 A D 69.9 SpdrBiot
XBI 51.691.79 31
.. 18 A E 36.2 SPBRIC40
BIK 12.801.69 60
.. 23 A D 114 SpdChina n GXC 37.264.25 +73
.. 76 A B 59.9 SpdrDiv
SDY 40.872.13 +58
.. 28 A D+ 105 SpEmgAsP GMF 40.144.18 83
.. 14 A E 76.2 SpdrEEur n GUR 23.352.55 72
.. 22 A E 101 SpEmLtAm n GML 36.914.94 +117
.. 26 A E 86.4 SpdEMkts n GMM 34.524.48 +108
.. 34 A D 80.2 SpdEMEA n GAF 36.723.48 21
.. 24 A E 54.9 SpdrEMSmC EWX 23.431.96 +40
.. 57 A D 24.9 SpdrHome XHB 13.73 .53 12
.. 65 A E 27.1 SpdrICnDis IPD 19.32 ... 67
.. 61 A D 29.7 SpdrICnStp IPS 19.842.40 50
.. 27 A E 77.3 SpdrIntDiv n DWX 34.142.86 90
.. 54 A E 32.4 SpdrIEngy IPW 20.37 ... 55
.. 43 A C+ 27.2 SpdrIFncl
IPF 16.251.25 56
.. 69 A D 34.1 SpdrIHlthC IRY 23.951.41 +168
.. 38 A E 28.6 SpdrIIndus IPN 16.201.85 +14
.. 25 A E 32.0 SpdrIMatls IRV 14.521.68 78
.. 45 A E 36.7 SpdrIntMC MDD 20.98 ... 50
.. 36 A E 39.9 SpdrIntSC n GWX 17.551.25 +385
.. 41 A E 29.3 SpdrIntTech IPK 17.051.54 0
.. 74 A E 26.6 SpdrITelec
IST 20.42 +.00 94
.. 59 A E 29.8 SpdrIUtil
IPU 20.351.34 73
.. 16 A E 96.1 SpdrMetM XME 28.165.00 +14
.. 23 A D 52.1 SpdrOGEq
XES 18.882.77 +17
.. 36 A E 73.0 SpdrOGEx
XOP 29.003.85 39
.. 76 A D 35.7 SpdrPhrm XPH 26.081.39 46
.. 52 A D 38.9 SpdrRetl
XRT 21.101.21 23
.. 53 A C+ 55.4 SpdrSemi
XSD 27.72 ... 73
.. 40 A D 35.7 SpdWldxUS GWL 17.581.15 +16
.. 51 A E 28.6 SPDRTech XLK 15.45 .85 11
.. 60 A D 44.7 SPDRUtil
XLU 27.221.56 +43
68 95 A A 59.3 Tompkns
TMP 44.651.15 47k

UVWXYZ
.. 56 A
.. 41 A
.. 43 A
.. 59 A
.. 53 A
.. 56 A
.. 43 A
.. 27 A
.. 52 A
.. 58 A
.. 63 A
.. 56 A

D 89.2 US12Mo n
E 67.7 US GasFd n
C+ 67.3 USHeatO n
D 63.9 USNGFd n
E 119 USOilFnd
E 53.2 WTErn500
E 53.3 WTErT100
E 56.6 WTIntRE n
E 51.7 WTLwPE
C 49.8 WTMCEr
C 47.3 WTSCEr
C 52.7 WTTotEr

USL 41.003.50 +4
UGA 31.242.04 72
UHN 32.161.97 20
UNG 29.72 .70 61
USO 54.754.02 28
EPS 30.992.50 +104
EEZ 27.342.55 79
DRW 20.852.09 43
EZY 28.502.11 +34
EZM 29.192.31 +212
EES 27.862.14 32
EXT 30.623.02 +91

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Vol% P R GrpAcc52-Wk
Closing
Vol%
Symbol Price Chg Chg S S Str Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
E 54.4 ClayBond n UBD 47.37 ... 90
C+ 51.6 ClayMicr n ULQ 50.08 +.03 +106
IMO 28.983.55 +12
C 52.4 ClayUS1 n UEM 42.73 ... +38 84 40 E D 63.1 ImprlOil
IOC 11.23 .92 41
E 51.9 CohStGRl
GRI 26.503.05 85 61 30 C D 41.6 InterOil
E 95.2 Contango MCF 42.105.55 +43 68 42 A+E 65.0 InvrnsMed IMA 23.18 .87 44
.. 81 A C+ 101 IShrsCmxG IAU 71.964.32 +70
D 140 DJIDiamnd DIA 85.644.74 +12
.. 66 A D+ 106 IShHYCBd n HYG 70.40 .59 38
E 13.5 SwRCmATR RJA 7.40 .31 54
.. 61 A C 54.9 IShrsKLDSo DSI 33.322.59 23k
E 17.8 SwRCmETR RJN 7.921.47 82
.. 94 A E 105 IShLeFxB n MBB 102.6 +.42 71
E 12.3 SwRCmMTR RJZ 6.00 .43 +112
.. 90 A C 108 IShCalMuni CMF 96.89+1.69 +108
E 14.3 SwERCmTR RJI 7.39 .39 41 .. 90 A C+ 104 IShNMuBd n MUB 95.36+2.37 +46
B 11.1 EngInfra
EII 10.01 .02 13k .. 92 A C 105 IShNYMuni NYF 98.99+2.45 54
.. 61 A B 47.9 IShUSPfd n PFF 29.29 .37 +158
.. 43 A E 20.7 IShSilver
SLV 9.45 .53 17
E 27.7 FTAmBio
FBT 19.51 .86 62 20 17 E D 28.9 LSBInds
LXU 8.251.41 26k
D+ 18.8 FTCnsmDis n FXD 9.70 .68 +91k 92 82 C+ C+ 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 11.50 .12 +4k
C+ 20.2 FTCnsStp n FXG 15.27 +.06 36k
E 25.3 FTStrVal
FDV 14.011.29 21
C+ 34.2 FTDJGlDv n FGD 15.001.20 30 .. 99 A B+ N H Mac100OilD DOY 31.10 +.91 68
D 28.1 FTDJInt
FDN 14.24 .28 20 .. 40 A D 36.0 Mac100OilU UOY 17.94 .57 +58
D 24.7 FTDJMic
FDM 14.67 .84 26 .. 19 A E 66.2 MktVAgr n MOO 23.592.76 +23
E 32.4 FTSelDv30 n FDD 11.25 .71 87 .. 88 A E 111 MktVInt n ITM 93.40+1.55 +71
D 30.2 FTEnrgy n FXN 11.411.72 +343k .. 79 A E 103 MktVLgM n MLN 79.20+1.60 +158
B 17.7 FTFincl n
FXO 9.31 .74 +30k .. 92 A D 51.4 MktVShMu n SMB 47.86 ... 52
B 54.8 FTrFTSE n FFR 25.471.93 +3 .. 54 A E 58.5 MktVEnvir EVX 33.732.35 81
BJK 17.60 .50 12
B 21.4 FTHlthCr n FXH 14.14 .92 7k .. 24 A E 45.0 MktVGam
E 20.1 FTIndPrd n FXR 11.25 ... +378k .. 15 A E 56.9 MktVGold GDX 18.363.53 +23
E 25.9 FTIPOX
FPX 14.441.01 +92 .. 22 A E 45.0 MkVNucE n NLR 15.141.49 +13
D 29.8 FTLCpCre n FEX 17.111.16 32k .. 38 A .. 38.8 MkVHardAst HAP 21.002.45 +47
D+ 31.8 FTLCpGr n FTC 17.341.12 +87k .. 18 A E 45.6 MktVSolar n KWT 16.602.20 53
E 28.3 FTLCpVal n FTA 16.001.49 +74k .. 12 A E 114 MktVSteel SLX 29.944.27 30
D 24.4 FTMatlrs n FXZ 12.82 +.00 87k 77 99 D D 55.9 MexcoEn
MXC 11.101.80 57k
D 29.7 FTMCpCre n FNX 19.05 ... 92k 39 72 AC+ 54.5 Ntl Hlthcr NHC 38.33 .60 14k
B 22.7 FTMStrDv
FDL 13.02 .95 32 94 28 E E 33.0 NGSvcs
NGS 11.081.00 +24
E 31.7 FTMulCpGr n FAD 18.61 .63 95k
.. 34 A E 27.2 NetsDAX n DAX 13.311.60 62
C 27.8 FTMulCpV n FAB 17.97 +.00 85k
JNB 10.251.45 +150
E 19.0 FTREIT n
FRI 9.631.15 +226 .. 19 A E 26.5 NetsJSE40
C+ 28.9 FTSmCpCr n FYX 17.501.15 87k .. 49 A D 26.3 NetFtse100 n LDN 15.14 ... 65
.. 31 A E 25.2 NetsSinga SGT 12.801.31 0
B 22.6 FTTechlgy n FXL 11.13 .67 +15k
..
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E
25.3
NetsSPMib
ITL 14.89 .00 70
C 19.7 FTUtils n
FXU 12.16 .71 +18k
D 18.6 FstTrVL100 FVL 9.591.01 36 .. 36 A C+ 28.4 NetASX200 n AUS 13.50 .70 +135

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

4 8.2
6 45.2
19 5.6
38 7.9
17 4.2
15 21.1
-15 6.6
-92 38.0
-30 9.0
13 48.2
-48 16.3
-37 23.8
71 2.8
396 6.8
25 26.2
15 28.6
-34 10.6
128 21.3
-17 12.4
9 20.1

47
74
2
21
1
37
3
10
79
32
11
71
56
41
60
71
65
57
70
96

D+ 40.8
C 56.5
E 29.5
C+ 13.0
E 1744.0
E 29.3
D- 72.3
E 22.0
C+ 51.3
D 48.4
E 23.2
D- 10.0
D 57.5
B 16.0
C+ 68.9
C+ 59.7
D- 61.5
D- 30.9
D 148.5
C+ 10.7

CousinsPty
CpOffcPty
CrystalR
DCT Indl
DeefldCap
DEmmett
DevelprDvs
DiamRkHos
DigitlRlt
DukeRlty
DuPFabr n
Dynex Cap
Eastgroup
EducRlty
EntertmtP
EqLifePrp
EqtyRsd
Equity One
EssexPpty
EstnLtCap

CBR
CZNC
CZWI
CIZN
CIA
CISG
COGT
COGO
COBK
CNAF
ABVC
CTGX
CSLR
OFC
CRDA
CRY
CYAN
DUSA
DJCO
DGAS
DSGX
DCAI
DHIL
NGT
ELSE
ECPG
EWST
EPR
ERES
EVBN
FRT
FSBI
FINL
FABK
FNLC
FBSI
FBMS
FBIZ
FCAL

5.13
21.50
6.25
18.50
7.71
8.20
9.65
4.70
9.50
15.50
30.07
6.31
4.42
28.90
8.14
13.77
1.68
1.46
40.00
24.00
2.66
6.75
61.50
24.90
3.95
9.78
7.77
35.95
8.50
17.85
56.02
12.00
7.41
10.48
16.91
15.30
14.20
15.00
7.25

-0.63
-0.17
0.00
-1.65
-0.32
-0.35
-0.32
-0.22
0.00
0.00
-8.93
-0.41
0.21
-1.45
0.68
-0.88
0.01
0.04
0.00
0.30
-0.26
-0.30
-2.45
-0.63
0.20
-1.10
0.01
-3.21
-0.47
0.01
-2.70
0.00
-0.42
0.00
-0.72
-0.19
0.05
0.00
0.26

-13
-67
-72
20
-43
-33
-17
40
0
-29
11
92
238
52
-28
2
-92
1
-91
476
176
-74
-15
-42
-90
-25
-95
-5
-58
116
23
38
-56
-99
-44
-58
-80
-33
-82

84 51
85 54
80 37
87 58
97 72
95 68
88 51
89 66
93 89
97 98
85 67
96 97
83 63
88 96
88 75
88 87
84 47
96 81
84 84
82 93
84 46
87 69
80 57
82 34
85 70
92 75
80 70
94 83
93 73
82 44
85 60
88 80
81 73
90 61
89 73
87 74
91 85
81 61
82 78
80 34

94 C
95 D+
86 B
87 B
97 C
94 C
69 C
90 B+
88 B
83 B91 C
96 B98 A83 B90 D72 D
56 ..
87 C
54 D
73 D
87 E
77 D+
62 D86 B96 D+
88 C+
83 B87 B
94 C+
68 C
83 B68 E
71 D
88 D
92 ..
84 B78 B92 E
83 C
91 A-

17.0 First Cap FCAP

192.5 FstCtz A
FCNCA
27.1 FstFinSvc FFKY
11.5 FtFnNw
FFNW
24.5 First Lng Isld FLIC
21.9 First United FUNC
14.7 Flagstone n FSR
13.3 Fox Chase FXCB
15.0 FrnklnBen BFBC
11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI
19.5 GS Finl
GSLA
4.4 GSITech n GSIT
11.0 GamPtrs
GPIC
29.1 Geores
GEOI
15.0 GermnAm GABC
16.1 Globecom GCOM
6.0 GrayMrk
GRMH
14.3 GrnCntyBcp GCBC
40.0 GroupCasaA SAB
6.7 HackettGp HCKT
13.9 HampRdBk HMPR
12.9 Harmonic HLIT
5.2 HarvrdBio HBIO
11.1 HawHldgs HA
18.2 Hawkins
HWKN
54.0 HealthCrR HCN
32.0 HealthRlty HR
3.8 HlthStrm
HSTM
7.3 HenryBrEl HBE
13.0 HercTecG
HTGC
22.5 HeritagFinl HFWA
18.7 HeritCrys n HCCI
12.6 HiTch Phrm HITK
11.0 HomeDia
HDIX
8.0 Homeown HCII
15.2 HopfedBcp HFBC
26.4 HorizBcp
HBNC
4.6 Icad
ICAD
11.9 Ikonics
IKNX
27.0 IndiCmtyB INCB

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
CUZ
OFC
CRZ
DCT
DFR
DEI
DDR
DRH
DLR
DRE
DFT
DX
EGP
EDR
EPR
ELS
EQR
EQY
ESS
ELC

15.50 -1.56
28.90 -1.45
0.80 0.00
4.27 -0.30
3.86 0.08
13.36 -1.14
8.15 -5.02
4.07 -0.11
32.76 -1.55
13.77 -1.12
5.96 -0.84
6.38 -0.12
31.38 -2.04
7.38 -0.61
35.95 -3.21
37.07 -1.29
29.98 -2.54
15.83 -0.73
87.01 -5.15
4.65 0.00

29 9.5
52 5.2
-12 50.0
-40 15.0
98 8.8
140 5.6
198 33.9
25 24.6
27 3.8
20 14.1
52 12.6
-93 14.4
-22 6.6
-45 11.1
-5 9.3
98 2.2
24 6.4
46 7.6
70 4.7
-50 ..

59
67
5
9
5
64
62
1
74
66
12
1
82
97
84
77
88
83
16
50

D
C
E
DDAB
DBE
E
E
DC+
C+
C
C+
BE
C+

20.6
98.9
29.5
50.6
8.4
21.1
31.8
67.4
33.9
22.9
29.7
38.3
73.6
6.6
27.2
42.2
54.0
38.7
14.2
47.4

ExtraSpc
FederlRlty
FelCor
First Industrl
FriedBR
FrkStPrp
FstPotmc
GenlGrPpty
GettyRlty
Gladstn
GlimchRlty
Gramercy
Gyrodyne Am
HanovCap
HatterasF n
HCP
HealthCrR
HealthRlty
Hersha Hosp
HghwdPrp

15.30
151.00
18.10
8.92
20.97
18.50
9.53
10.97
11.81
7.66
15.00
3.30
6.96
10.52
11.40
7.66
3.50
11.50
22.99
3.39
10.00
7.63
3.40
5.77
16.35
42.85
23.14
2.51
5.25
7.72
14.01
10.34
7.98
7.39
5.90
11.00
18.00
2.57
6.89
16.55

0.00
-6.75
-1.46
-0.16
0.00
-1.08
0.01
-0.20
-0.04
-0.65
0.00
-0.40
-0.04
-1.05
-0.11
-0.50
0.35
-0.50
0.00
-0.72
-0.40
-0.54
0.05
0.31
-0.14
-1.75
-0.78
-0.08
-0.47
-0.24
0.00
-0.52
-0.08
-0.78
0.15
0.00
0.00
-0.15
0.00
-1.45

-70
-45
65
-68
-82
52
-50
-81
-49
1
-80
-30
-26
-17
-93
-43
180
255
150
63
-55
-22
13
29
-75
33
-28
-63
-65
-43
-91
67
62
-46
-57
-79
-6
-72
-83
-19

93
82
91
87
89
96
91
97
81
82
86
85
87
81
82
95
86
90
96
96
91
94
91
96
89
81
97
90
84
98
88
80
87
96
80
92
85
86
83
80

94
92
73
96
76
73
73
81
92
76
80
95
73
61
70
88
78
63
74
67
65
81
72
81
70
91
87
73
38
99
83
69
97
72
86
56
59
79
44
21

66 D57 C+
93 D+
65 C
94 D85 B79 D89 A
66 E
75 D+
82 E
65 D
93 D+
74 D79 B92 B90 D
87 B59 B87 B+
89 B+
85 B92 B
90 A
97 C+
66 D+
95 E
90 E
95 A83 C
65 B86 D
50 D+
97 C+
69 E
89 B
84 D78 E
90 C+
99 B

19.5 IndSvAm
50.0 InergyHld
4.3 Innotrac
20.2 Insteel
12.0 Intersect
2.4 Inventure
13.8 IturnLoc
13.4 JksnvBcIL
14.5 JBeanTc
14.0 KFedBcp
7.4 KSWInc
170.0 K Tron Intl
10.2 KYFstFed
17.5 LSB Cp
31.2 LTC Ppty Inc
19.0 LaCrsFtwr
10.6 LakeShrBc
14.0 LakeInd
17.2 LANAirADS
15.7 Landec
27.5 LandmkBcp
8.9 LaPorteB n
14.6 LegcyBc
10.8 LibrtyBc
18.0 LinclnBnc
15.2 Liquidity
13.3 LaBncp n
9.3 Magal Sec
2.4 MagicSftwr
15.2 MainStC n
10.0 Meadwbrk
10.9 MedalFin
13.7 MedclProp
9.1 Medifast
18.9 MercerIns
24.5 MercMcsVT
27.0 Mesa Labs
86.9 MesaRylty
15.3 Metrocorp
7.7 Micromet

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
EXR
FRT
FCH
FR
FBR
FSP
FPO
GGP
GTY
GOOD
GRT
GKK
GYRO
HCM
HTS
HCP
HCN
HR
HT
HIW

10.68 -0.53
56.02 -2.70
3.01 -0.30
10.17 -1.29
0.59 0.00
10.34 -0.60
12.06 -1.12
3.05 -1.79
16.34 -1.10
12.27 -1.24
4.45 -0.57
1.07 -0.28
32.00 -0.05
0.25 0.00
21.10 -0.64
28.51 -2.45
42.85 -1.75
23.14 -0.78
3.43 -0.20
21.60 -1.78

-23 9.4
23 4.6
-14 19.9
-15 28.3
-31 ..
44 7.4
-10 11.3
66 ..
-29 11.5
-59 12.2
-26 28.8
26235.5
-95 ..
-66 ..
-5 19.9
23 6.4
33 6.3
-28 6.7
-10 21.0
8 7.9

31
65
10
27
21
7
84
62
77
1
10
42
30
26
6
79
15
18
51
18

DD+
E
D
E
B
E
DB
E
D
DD+
E
D
BE
D+
DE

14.5
65.0
49.0
29.0
13.7
9.8
11.3
21.1
11.8
52.9
21.6
90.2
53.6
21.8
30.3
31.2
49.8
19.5
54.6
103.6

IDSA
NRGP
INOC
IIIN
INTX
SNAK
ITRN
JXSB
JBT
KFED
KSW
KTII
KFFB
LSBX
LTC
BOOT
LSBK
LAKE
LFL
LNDC
LARK
LPSB
LEGC
LBCP
LNCB
LQDT
LABC
MAGS
MGIC
MAIN
MIG
TAXI
MPW
MED
MIGP
MBVT
MLAB
MTR
MCBI
MITI

7.96
26.05
2.85
9.09
9.00
1.70
9.34
10.00
9.55
8.10
4.62
87.49
9.78
11.57
21.91
15.71
8.50
10.97
8.51
8.34
19.50
6.00
12.13
8.65
13.65
7.82
11.81
6.51
1.70
11.00
5.26
8.51
7.67
5.55
13.00
20.35
18.90
56.11
11.62
4.70

-0.83
-2.37
-0.15
-0.37
-0.27
0.14
-0.31
0.00
-0.29
-0.43
-0.03
-2.63
0.00
0.00
-0.64
-0.77
0.00
-0.38
-0.68
-0.35
0.00
0.00
-0.32
0.00
0.45
-0.37
0.00
-0.23
0.00
-0.01
-0.48
-0.16
-0.62
-0.26
-0.34
0.00
-1.16
-3.67
-0.39
-0.26

-78
-56
-88
-30
-73
189
35
-67
-49
-51
-97
-69
-88
-94
-43
-37
-82
-60
-25
-44
25
-95
-63
770
-49
-69
-81
-45
-89
-77
-39
-70
-19
-26
-59
-5
-81
-22
-92
-78

84
97
85
81
84
93
90
94
85
93
88
83
93
88
95
98
98
96
90
82
98
88
92
92
91
81
92
86
88
90
82
82
86
89
83
82
99
94
87
93

72
94
85
29
85
59
66
66
68
72
64
87
73
80
94
99
89
87
95
11
85
92
70
92
78
40
84
51
80
75
46
69
63
73
92
55
96
74
81
79

86 D83 B+
71 D96 B+
55 C
99 B
89 C
89 B85 B
94 B+
74 C+
68 E
78 B
82 D
81 C+
83 C+
98 C+
84 B
84 B97 A
91 D
94 C+
94 D
78 D83 E
78 B90 D84 C+
87 B
92 C+
94 D
97 B+
83 D79 B35 C+
81 B82 B
97 A
84 B+
90 C

12.3 MOCON
14.3 MonrchFn
49.8 MoogB
36.1 NASB Finc
8.9 NIC Inc
9.0 NPSPharma
18.2 NathnsFms
22.0 NtlBnksh
35.0 Natl Hlth Inv
35.6 Natl Resrch
25.5 NatRetPrp
7.3 NtlTchSys
40.0 NtnwdHlth
10.7 NaugatVlly
13.0 Ness Tech
16.1 Netscout
14.0 NV Chmls
12.2 NwEngBc
8.9 Newpark Res
11.3 99Cents
16.2 NobelLrn
20.9 NthnTch
32.8 NorwdFnl
5.7 NovaMed
10.7 OakRidgeF
25.6 ObagiMed
11.8 OceanShor
11.3 OdyssyHth
23.6 Oil Dri Amer
9.6 OldLnBnc
22.0 OldPntFnl
31.2 OmegaFlx
19.8 OmegaHlth
15.1 PDLBio
21.9 ParaCopl
101.7 PatrtTrns
11.8 PC-Tel
37.9 PeapkGlFn
2.9 PeerlsSys
33.8 PaCmcBcp

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock

HMG
HomePptys
Hosp Prop Tr
HostHtls
HRPT Ptys Tr
ImpacMtg
IncomeOpRe
InlandRE
InvtRlEst
iStarFinl
JER Inv
Kilroy Rlty
Kimco Rlty
KiteRealty
KKRFincl
LTC Ppty Inc
LaSalleHtl
LexRltyTr
Liberty Ppty
Macerich

HMG
HME
HPT
HST
HRP
IMH
IOT
IRC
IRET
SFI
JRT
KRC
KIM
KRG
KFN
LTC
LHO
LXP
LRY
MAC

4.65 0.00
37.81 -3.97
9.94 -1.10
8.21 -0.61
3.48 -0.31
0.26 0.00
4.70 0.40
10.43 -0.83
8.14 -0.18
1.18 -0.24
2.63 -0.24
31.60 -2.95
19.78 -2.79
6.50 -0.68
3.37 -0.66
21.91 -0.64
11.29 -1.59
6.44 -0.59
22.43 -2.37
28.61 -1.93

-69 ..
33 7.0
21 31.0
3 9.7
1 24.1
313 ..
-55 ..
29 9.4
-48 8.2
-30 ..
-39 45.6
32 7.3
48 8.9
-26 12.6
-3 47.5
-43 7.1
35 18.6
-13 20.5
33 11.1
37 11.2

33
6
50
60
28
65
61
85
85
74
22
44
78
15
83
45
15
74
17
93
71

BD+
D+
C+
E
D+
D+
BB
C+
DC
B
DDD+
E
E
E
BD-

56.5
44.7
16.7
11.1
11.2
65.2
14.9
9.1
35.5
26.1
33.5
18.1
40.0
40.5
19.8
26.1
7.4
18.9
50.4
10.4
60.0

MOCO
MNRK
MOGB
NASB
EGOV
NPSP
NATH
NKSH
NHI
NRCI
NNN
NTSC
NHP
NVSL
NSTC
NTCT
NCEM
NEBS
NR
NDN
NLCI
NTIC
NWFL
NOVA
BKOR
OMPI
OSHC
ODSY
ODC
OLBK
OPOF
OFLX
OHI
PDLI
ELP
PATR
PCTI
PGC
PRLS
COBH

9.75
8.97
33.18
26.52
4.93
6.83
13.80
17.80
26.58
28.29
17.86
4.20
28.26
7.72
8.26
9.40
13.33
9.20
5.15
9.65
13.95
10.25
29.50
3.15
6.75
8.58
9.00
8.17
16.38
7.51
18.07
18.01
15.18
9.06
9.52
71.54
7.03
29.87
1.76
24.75

0.00
-0.02
-1.07
0.32
-0.26
-0.06
-0.08
-0.82
-0.61
-1.26
-0.48
0.14
-1.32
0.00
-0.23
-0.16
-0.05
0.00
-0.50
-0.67
0.36
-0.50
0.00
-0.39
0.00
-0.29
0.00
-0.28
-0.50
0.51
-2.50
-0.19
-0.56
-0.24
-1.44
-4.66
-0.61
-0.85
-0.03
-1.75

-75
-73
-60
-54
-52
38
-81
21
26
-32
7
2
0
-40
-42
5
-90
-19
-14
-28
-99
-91
57
55
31
-31
-69
-47
59
-84
-90
14
-28
-25
-8
118
-82
-42
268
-27

90
87
88
82
91
99
96
81
84
92
91
97
83
83
99
96
98
87
84
93
83
87
81
94
95
92
87
81
88
84
85
85
91
98
80
80
87
86
84
94

69
52
54
61
36
73
71
72
71
98
78
94
73
73
73
80
83
73
61
73
73
67
53
95
79
73
53
79
46
31
53
91
75
62
68
65
48
44
60
68

86 C+
86 B
87 D
91 E
97 B91 B
95 A62 E
93 C+
78 B90 C+
66 C+
81 C+
89 E
99 A
87 D+
90 A
82 B88 C
89 B+
83 B84 C+
86 B67 B
95 D92 B+
95 B+
69 D87 A97 B+
82 B63 C+
75 B+
91 B+
69 B
79 D+
84 B
92 B88 C
86 B-

28.5 Pennchck
17.5 PeopBNC
25.5 PeoplsFCMS
5.0 PervsvSft
6.4 Pharsight n
9.0 PointrTel
22.0 PorterBc
14.7 PremrFinl
82.4 Primeenergy
8.6 Primoris
29.8 PrinctnNtl
16.5 ProspctCp
102.5 PublicStg
26.5 PubStgDSA
8.1 Questcor
33.4 RGC Resc
22.8 RepubAir
5.5 Rewards
18.1 RivrVllyB
11.9 RomeBncp
3.4 RuralMtro
13.3 RurbanFnl
11.1 SandMr
10.0 Sapient
7.0 SchiffNutr
6.8 Scopus
9.8 SeaChng
10.8 ShamirOpt
27.3 ShoreBanc
4.2 SigaTech
11.4 SkillSoft
11.2 SkywksSol
18.4 SthrnFst
16.2 SthnMOBc
47.7 SovranSlfSt
17.8 SpanAm
14.0 SterlngBanc
14.5 Stwrdshp n
5.6 SummInf
19.0 SumtFnlGr

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock

MackCali Rlt CLI

MaguirePr MPG
MedclProp MPW
MFA Mtg
MFA
MHIHosp
MDH
Mid Am Apt MAA
MissWst
MSW
MonREIT
MNRTA
Natl Hlth Inv NHI
NatRetPrp NNN
Newcstle
NCT
NStarRlty
NRF
NtnwdHlth NHP
NYMtgTr
NYMT
OmegaHlth OHI
OneLibertyPr OLP
OrigenFnl
ORGN
PacOffPT
PCE
Penn REIT PEI
PittsWVRR PW
Plum Crk Tim PCL

20.78 -1.74
4.14 -0.74
7.67 -0.62
5.29 -0.22
3.30 0.03
38.49 -2.85
7.24 -0.36
6.58 -0.29
26.58 -0.61
17.86 -0.48
3.92 -0.09
5.63 -0.30
28.26 -1.32
2.25 -0.42
15.18 -0.56
10.84 -0.69
0.89 -0.08
5.20 0.07
10.33 -1.18
9.38 0.00
33.94 -4.05

-5 12.3
-37 ..
-19 14.1
-52 16.6
-18 20.6
0 6.4
-20 11.0
17 9.1
26 8.3
7 8.4
-41 25.5
-44 25.6
0 6.2
-23 28.4
-28 7.9
-76 13.3
-74 ..
-50 3.8
55 22.1
212 5.5
55 4.9

86
39
68
63
25
6
76
81
89
17
42
60
75
14
39
19
28
51
48
12
67

D
DC+
DE
E
C
C+
E
DE
C
BDE
E
E
E
D
E
C+

15.9
55.9
8.2
8.1
57.9
73.3
77.6
117.2
27.3
38.3
39.5
49.5
34.9
66.6
93.5
18.9
8.0
62.7
124.0
158.9
26.8

PMC Cmrcl
Post Pptys
PresRltyA
PresRltyB
PrkwyProp
ProLogis
PS BusPk
PublicStg
PubStgDSA
RAIT Fin
RamcoGers
Rayonier
RealtyIncm
Redwood Tr
RegencyCtrs
ResceCap
Roberts Rlty
Saul Centers
SimonProp
SLGreenRlty
SnrHouse

PNNW
PEBK
PFBX
PVSW
PHST
PNTR
PBIB
PFBI
PNRG
PRIM
PNBC
PSEC
PSA
PSAA
QCOR
RGCO
RJET
DINE
RIVR
ROME
RURL
RBNF
SMHG
SAPE
WNI
SCOP
SEAC
SHMR
SHBI
SIGA
SKIL
SWKS
SFST
SMBC
SSS
SPAN
SBIB
SSFN
SUMR
SMMF

20.97
11.50
19.52
4.04
5.37
5.90
18.90
8.20
56.51
5.95
24.00
10.35
71.10
23.51
7.73
24.56
12.48
3.70
14.34
10.24
1.87
9.20
7.35
4.96
5.70
4.40
7.12
5.59
20.31
3.18
7.94
6.16
11.00
13.00
32.05
9.70
8.72
11.97
4.05
11.50

0.38
-0.50
-0.05
0.23
-0.04
-0.07
-0.60
-0.44
-9.49
-0.08
0.35
-1.04
-4.36
-0.56
-0.19
-3.07
-0.33
-0.19
0.00
0.00
-0.03
0.00
-0.08
-0.27
0.07
0.00
-0.47
-0.11
-2.50
0.08
-0.72
-0.22
0.00
0.00
-2.49
0.02
-0.38
0.00
0.00
0.84

-79
999
-84
155
-88
-51
-11
-7
48
-21
-95
-15
-1
-36
-9
-40
-2
-61
-88
3
-87
279
-45
-59
-43
-56
-47
0
62
-67
-6
-43
-96
-76
-5
-23
-47
-93
-86
-86

91
89
82
84
93
86
95
95
88
83
83
85
91
89
87
88
99
82
91
91
86
82
86
91
81
92
99
92
84
87
83
81
90
82
92
96
89
80
86
87

89
70
57
87
81
92
73
97
84
80
73
73
71
73
69
79
98
99
45
68
80
40
94
57
68
99
67
69
82
57
92
90
42
25
64
89
95
94
96
71

80 C+
91 B87 D+
62 C
90 D+
74 C+
99 B83 A
74 D+
61 B55 B
82 B+
95 B+
98 A
98 B98 C+
82 B65 E
89 B
97 E
80 D98 C+
71 D+
88 B85 C+
68 D98 B83 C
71 D89 D64 C+
52 B94 B+
88 A+
93 B
94 B
70 B66 B+
59 C
87 B

10.9 SuperMic n
13.6 SuperiorUnf
29.2 TF Fincl
11.9 TaiwSem
13.0 TamalpaisB
46.3 TangerFact
8.8 TlCmSys
19.9 TesscoTec
55.1 TexasPacLd
13.6 TexRdhsA
18.2 thnkoswm
4.9 3Com
14.5 TowerFnl
3.4 Track Data
13.8 TransAct
9.0 Transcat
13.8 TrianglCp
14.6 UFP Tech
22.4 UnionBksh
11.0 UnitedBkOH
15.0 UnitdBcOH
23.7 UtdSecBc
45.6 US Lime
32.4 UtahMedPr
9.0 VaalcoEn
14.0 VanceInfo n
9.1 VasclrSoln
57.1 Villge Sup
55.2 Vina Concha
9.3 Vivus
17.8 Volterra
9.5 WSPHld n
17.3 WVS Finl
13.8 WnwrtBT
11.5 WestfldF
16.4 WilsLease
13.4 WindRivr
8.0 WuhanGn
15.5 Zhongpin n
11.4 Zones

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
PCC
PPS
PDLA
PDLB
PKY
PLD
PSB
PSA
PSAA
RAS
RPT
RYN
O
RWT
REG
RSO
RPI
BFS
SPG
SLG
SNH

7.87 0.19
20.85 -1.94
3.70 0.00
3.80 0.00
18.62 -1.82
16.27 -2.51
42.15 -1.66
71.10 -4.36
23.51 -0.56
3.14 -0.30
13.44 -0.98
31.53 -2.44
20.63 -1.09
11.15 -0.05
37.09 -3.71
3.74 -0.13
2.99 -0.31
33.45 -1.30
59.34 -3.55
34.71 -6.85
16.22 -1.22

13 11.4
-20 8.6
-82 17.3
-60 16.8
6 14.0
52 12.7
-33 4.2
-1 3.1
-36 10.4
-18 44.6
6 13.8
12 6.3
54 8.2
-6 26.9
93 7.8
-63 41.7
36 ..
-12 5.6
45 6.1
28 9.1
10 8.6

69
8
60
12
24
74
35
7
34
68
56
83
81
91
72
22
23
47
75
45
21

B
B
D+
DDC+
C+
B+
E
C+
D
B
DB
C
D+
E
D+
B
E
D

63.9
24.4
35.5
30.7
8.5
46.3
66.0
284.0
23.6
34.1
16.5
42.0
19.1
20.5
52.0
16.0
6.5
136.6
43.4
52.3
7.3

SovranSlfSt
StratHtls
Sun Cmnts
SunstnHtl
SuperHosp
TangerFact
Taubman Ctr
ThornbrgM
U-Store-It
UDR INC
UMHProp
UnivrslHR
UrstdBdl
UrstdBdlA
Ventas
VesRMII rs
VestinRMI
VorndRlty
Wash REIT
WeingrtnR
WinthropR

SMCI
SGC
THRD
TSM
TAMB
SKT
TSYS
TESS
TPL
TXRH
SWIM
COMS
TOFC
TRAC
TACT
TRNS
TCAP
UFPT
UNB
UBCP
UBOH
USBI
USLM
UTMD
EGY
VIT
VASC
VLGEA
VCO
VVUS
VLTR
WH
WVFC
WAIN
WFD
WLFC
WIND
WUHN
HOGS
ZONS

6.71
9.21
20.65
6.88
10.00
30.84
6.78
11.75
32.82
7.13
6.58
2.26
9.95
2.80
8.39
7.94
10.62
5.24
18.30
10.99
10.02
19.81
26.26
27.04
4.77
6.01
8.49
41.50
29.08
5.88
8.85
4.75
16.30
10.00
9.50
11.74
7.79
4.88
8.02
7.63

-0.86
-0.29
0.00
-0.52
-0.26
-1.92
-0.64
-0.19
-2.55
-0.20
-0.31
-0.07
-0.05
-0.10
-0.24
0.00
-1.04
-0.63
-1.20
0.02
0.00
0.00
-1.33
0.53
-0.44
-0.32
1.09
-1.57
-1.58
-0.21
-0.75
-0.22
0.00
-0.10
-0.13
-0.13
-0.29
0.63
-0.37
-0.12

-51
999
-92
-3
8
-26
-44
43
47
-14
-46
-19
-83
117
-29
-54
39
-61
-58
86
-48
207
-68
-68
-17
-77
610
-22
-57
-48
-6
-62
-59
-90
-34
-13
-43
-86
20
-77

Closing
Vol% %
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
SSS
BEE
SUI
SHO
SPPR
SKT
TCO
TMA
YSI
UDR
UMH
UHT
UBP
UBA
VTR
VRTB
VRTA
VNO
WRE
WRI
FUR

32.05 -2.49
3.52 -0.28
14.10 -0.43
5.78 -0.51
2.56 -0.07
30.84 -1.92
29.62 -1.46
2.03 -0.53
6.42 -0.63
17.97 -0.61
6.50 -0.14
29.83 -0.96
14.27 -1.13
15.62 -1.12
34.78 -2.85
3.10 0.23
1.57 0.00
60.64 -3.37
26.47 -1.25
21.00 -1.42
2.07 -0.25

-5 8.0
41 27.3
-9 17.9
0 24.2
-80 19.9
-26 4.9
102 5.6
68 ..
20 11.2
37 7.3
-24 11.1
-37 7.8
-45 6.0
-26 6.1
48 5.9
-18 ..
528 ..
48 5.9
41 6.5
31 10.0
34 12.6

B10

FUTURES

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

Season
Open
High Low
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
For Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Season
High Low

Grains
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1284.3 515.00 Dec 08 151,345 525.25 553.50 515.00
1275.0 536.50 Mar 09 56,866 545.00 572.25 536.50
1200.0 550.50 May 09 6,865 557.25 583.50 550.50
1140.8 550.00 Jul 09 37,011 571.50 600.00 563.00
1126.0 580.75 Sep 09 3,149 583.50 597.25 580.75
1155.8 571.00 Dec 09 14,677 608.00 633.25 600.75
1112.0 555.00 Jul 10 4,771 616.00 630.00 610.00
Est. Vol. 59,386 Vol. 52,834 open int 276,162 1,242

517.75
537.50
550.75
564.25
581.25
600.75
614.25

799.25 371.00 Dec 08 442,677 384.75 414.00 381.75

816.00 388.25 Mar 09 201,743 400.00 431.00 397.75
822.00 399.50 May 09 52,272 411.25 441.75 409.25
826.00 403.75 Jul 09 113,167 421.00 451.75 420.00
763.75 420.00 Sep 09 22,211 432.00 459.00 429.25
707.00 391.75 Dec 09 115,244 437.25 467.25 436.00
711.25 401.00 Mar 10 9,109 451.75 466.50 450.75
713.25 450.00 May 10 495 475.00 475.00 458.50
714.50 407.00 Jul 10 2,453 464.25 475.00 463.50
705.00 394.00 Dec 10 26,545 445.00 452.00 443.00
660.00 455.00 Dec 11
577 470.75 470.75 457.50
Est. Vol. 423,939 Vol. 248,496 open int 986,581 597

385.00
400.75
412.00
422.25
431.00
439.00
453.50
458.50
464.50
445.00
460.00

31.3
31.5
32.3
32.3
32.5
33.8
31.3

Season

CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel High Low

26.0
27.0
27.3
27.8
27.3
26.0
25.8
25.8
24.0
23.8
24.8

Open
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.

104.00 87.50 Jul 09

25 90.95 90.95 89.25 89.25
Est. Vol. 7 Vol. 136 open int 846 +37

1.75

(NYBT)

10

metric

tons

per

ton

3273.0 1845.0 Dec 08 45,875 1980.0 2031.0 1924.0 2015.0 14.0

3228.0 1896.0 Mar 09 32,316 2025.0 2036.0 1948.0 2020.0 37.0
3214.0 1924.0 May 09 16,575 2055.0 2055.0 1970.0 2039.0 40.0
3220.0 1996.0 Jul 09 8,225 2064.0 2064.0 1996.0 2061.0 41.0
3237.0 2010.0 Sep 09 3,071 2010.0 2079.0 2010.0 2079.0 36.0
3217.0 2068.0 Dec 09 6,891 2074.0 2074.0 2068.0 2068.0 59.0
OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 3188.0 2066.0 Mar 10 2,372 2066.0 2067.0 2066.0 2067.0 64.0
489.25 259.75 Dec 08 8,538 264.50 281.00 259.75 265.00 12.0 Est. Vol. 31,441 Vol. 16,012 open int 117,142 +1,353
502.00 277.00 Mar 09 2,803 281.00 295.00 277.00 282.50 12.0 COFFEE C (NYBT) 37,500 lbs. cents per lb.
510.00 284.00 May 09 1,785 292.00 294.00 292.00 294.00 12.0 178.90 109.35 Dec 08 73,707 114.05 114.20 112.15 112.20 3.20
533.00 305.00 Dec 09 2,092 332.00 348.00 327.50 332.50 12.0 181.60 114.40 Mar 09 31,117 119.50 119.50 117.00 117.00 3.20
181.50 117.50 May 09 14,635 121.20 121.25 120.10 120.10 2.30
Est. Vol. 1,604 Vol. 1,510 open int 15,629 45
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 181.60 120.50 Jul 09 3,755 124.80 124.80 123.00 123.00 1.95
1636.8 825.00 Nov 08 98,105 863.00 912.75 858.00 859.00 49.0 183.15 123.45 Sep 09 2,116 127.50 127.50 125.85 125.85 1.70
1649.0 838.00 Jan 09 138,513 868.50 920.00 862.75 864.75 50.5 189.00 127.05 Dec 09 2,494 130.00 130.00 129.20 129.20 1.65
1653.5 850.00 Mar 09 31,354 876.00 929.25 872.00 873.25 51.3 Est. Vol. 9,943 Vol. 8,362 open int 129,213 356
1644.5 859.50 May 09 16,155 884.75 934.00 881.75 882.50 51.0 ORANGE JUICE (NYBT) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb.
1650.0 867.00 Jul 09 27,880 892.25 944.25 890.50 891.00 50.5 153.50 72.10 Nov 08 6,806 85.25 86.80 83.85 85.40 0.35
1600.0 876.75 Sep 09
532 920.00 920.00 893.00 893.00 52.0 177.00 75.40 Jan 09 15,338 89.05 90.70 87.80 89.10 0.35
1557.5 871.00 Nov 09 41,234 898.50 950.00 895.25 895.25 51.8 153.20 82.00 Mar 09 6,519 91.65 94.55 91.65 92.90 0.25
1555.5 897.00 Nov 10 4,749 912.50 955.00 909.00 909.00 53.0 153.20 86.00 May 09 1,593 95.70 97.60 95.70 97.60 +0.85
3 106.05 107.70 106.05 107.70 +1.70
1550.5 940.00 Nov 11 327 940.00 940.00 929.00 929.00 52.0 157.80 99.35 Jan 10
Est. Vol. 4,451 Vol. 2,497 open int 31,107 68
Est. Vol. 205,251 Vol. 191,882 open int 360,169 +1,050

SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton SUGAR 14 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
8.50 23.43 20.50 Jan 09 2,878 21.20 21.20 21.20 21.20 0.02
9.00 23.43 20.75 Mar 09 3,330 21.10 21.29 21.10 21.27 0.13
9.30 23.42 20.95 May 09 1,488 21.70 21.70 21.50 21.50 0.20
9.30 23.43 20.95 Jul 09 1,311 21.85 21.85 21.51 21.51 0.29
466 21.80 21.81 21.80 21.81 0.05
9.20 23.43 21.05 Sep 09
9.20 Est. Vol. 305 Vol. 123 open int 9,473 +49
9.20 SUGARWORLD 11 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
9.20 15.85 9.890 Mar 09 293,345 11.18 11.22 10.92 11.02 0.27
9.20 17.10 9.940 May 09 96,684 11.48 11.50 11.27 11.34 0.27
9.10 15.99 9.970 Jul 09 106,620 11.68 11.68 11.41 11.46 0.28
16.17 11.10 Oct 09 66,836 11.98 11.98 11.81 11.89 0.17
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb 16.49 12.18 Mar 10 45,531 12.42 12.42 12.25 12.30 0.19
74.00 33.30 Dec 08 105,708 33.30 36.15 33.30 33.30 2.50 16.21 12.09 Jul 10 9,995 12.29 12.29 12.09 12.12 0.22
74.04 33.79 Jan 09 55,902 33.79 36.49 33.79 33.79 2.50 16.31 12.08 Oct 10 9,163 12.31 12.31 12.08 12.11 0.25
74.18 34.26 Mar 09 28,111 36.50 37.08 34.26 34.26 2.50 16.77 12.22 Mar 11 12,900 12.37 12.38 12.24 12.27 0.22
71.90 34.61 May 09 16,385 34.61 36.37 34.61 34.61 2.50 Est. Vol. 60,367 Vol. 58,211 open int 658,642 3,672
71.90 34.88 Jul 09 24,527 34.93 36.00 34.88 34.88 2.50
71.50 35.07 Aug 09 3,587 36.00 36.00 35.07 35.07 2.50
71.20 35.26 Sep 09 2,760 36.13 36.25 35.26 35.26 2.50 GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
70.50 35.36 Oct 09 2,488 36.25 36.35 35.36 35.36 2.50
1034.3 684.40 Oct 08
80 728.00 771.70 721.00 733.30 32.8
70.00 35.56 Dec 09 17,973 35.60 37.91 35.56 35.56 2.50
931.70 720.80 Nov 08 168 724.20 771.00 720.80 733.40 32.4
70.00 36.81 Dec 10 4,060 37.85 37.85 36.81 36.81 2.50
1048.0 497.00 Dec 08 196,308 732.50 777.90 720.00 735.20 32.8
Est. Vol. 68,610 Vol. 62,762 open int 262,096 +253
1045.0 723.30 Feb 09 22,937 728.80 780.40 723.30 737.20 33.7
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 1050.0 724.40 Apr 09 19,394 737.00 778.30 724.40 739.00 34.3
1293.0 549.50 Dec 08 45,584 569.00 570.00 549.50 549.50 32.5 1035.0 508.00 Jun 09 18,557 738.50 771.60 728.40 740.80 34.8
1275.0 567.00 Mar 09 17,198 584.00 585.00 565.50 565.50 33.8 1035.1 761.80 Oct 09 5,068 764.00 764.00 744.70 744.70 35.5
1255.0 582.00 May 09 5,412 592.25 592.25 577.00 577.00 32.8 1060.0 522.40 Dec 09 13,694 737.00 786.70 730.90 746.60 35.8
1135.0 546.00 Jul 09 13,649 602.00 608.00 588.00 588.00 32.0 1150.0 675.00 Dec 10 12,259 790.90 790.90 750.00 761.10 37.8
Est. Vol. 2,369 Vol. 9,120 open int 88,815 102
Est. Vol. 71,359 Vol. 107,160 open int 319,472 1,426
431.90 236.90 Dec 08 78,597 255.00 266.50 251.30
433.00 238.80 Jan 09 16,647 255.40 267.40 252.00
434.00 242.20 Mar 09 18,671 256.70 269.00 254.60
434.00 245.00 May 09 11,003 259.80 270.90 256.80
435.50 246.50 Jul 09 16,486 262.60 273.50 259.20
431.50 250.50 Aug 09 4,539 264.40 269.10 262.90
426.40 250.90 Sep 09 3,294 270.90 270.90 264.90
407.90 246.50 Oct 09 1,621 270.60 270.60 262.50
400.00 231.30 Dec 09 7,395 266.50 268.00 263.40
354.70 254.60 Jan 10
135 266.50 268.90 266.50
Est. Vol. 68,346 Vol. 43,893 open int 158,717 +3,952

96.19 93.99 Dec 11 107,433 95.64 95.74 95.64 95.71 +0.08

96.08 93.97 Mar 12 100,196 95.66 95.73 95.64 95.72 +0.08
96.00 93.94 Jun 12 76,752 95.59 95.67 95.58 95.64 +0.08
95.96 93.92 Sep 12 58,326 95.53 95.61 95.52 95.58 +0.08
95.90 93.89 Dec 12 57,210 95.42 95.53 95.42 95.49 +0.085
95.86 92.73 Mar 13 56,607 95.44 95.52 95.42 95.48 +0.095
95.81 92.67 Jun 13 32,970 95.33 95.45 95.33 95.42 +0.095
95.75 93.81 Sep 13 20,690 95.30 95.40 95.30 95.36 +0.095
95.67 92.80 Dec 13 12,689 95.19 95.30 95.19 95.28 +0.10
95.62 93.86 Mar 14 14,454 95.16 95.26 95.16 95.24 +0.10
95.58 93.13 Jun 14
7,415 95.14 95.20 95.14 95.19 +0.10
Season
Open
95.52 93.81 Sep 14
7,898 95.06 95.17 95.06 95.16 +0.10
High Low
Interest Open High Low Close Chg. 95.44 93.78 Dec 14 14,026 95.00 95.10 95.00 95.08 +0.105
95.11 94.15 Mar 15 17,285 94.97 95.08 94.97 95.06 +0.105
Est. Vol. 9,832 Vol. 18,895 open int 83,603 +698
95.35 93.74 Jun 15
5,094 94.94 95.04 94.94 95.03 +0.105
95.31 93.72 Sep 15
2,608 94.95 95.02 94.95 95.00 +0.105
95.23 93.57 Mar 16
3,417 94.89 94.96 94.89 94.95 +0.11
LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl. Est. Vol. 1,829,292 Vol. 1,816,143 open int 8,139,379 +17,853
148.03 54.90 Dec 08 327,688 66.82 87.50 66.20 66.75 5.43 US DOLLAR INDEX (NYBT) 1000 x index
147.56 62.90 Jan 09 95,378 67.18 72.15 66.61 67.16 5.48 86.38 72.08 Dec 08 41,618 85.09 86.38 84.97 85.83 +1.03
146.93 65.89 Feb 09 34,917 67.72 72.02 67.28 67.64 5.49 86.62 72.50 Mar 09 2,243 84.99 86.62 84.99 86.49 +1.26
148.12 60.15 Mar 09 35,012 68.39 73.23 67.80 68.11 5.50 85.82 73.29 Jun 09
179 85.82 86.50 85.82 86.50 +1.42
148.50 65.97 Apr 09 20,098 69.06 73.32 68.50 68.60 5.53 Est. Vol. 4,452 Vol. 4,451 open int 44,040 1,556
146.69 66.00 May 09 17,810 69.00 74.24 69.00 69.11 5.55 AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per A $
147.50 60.40 Jun 09 76,129 70.09 73.69 69.55 69.64 5.55 0.9652 0.6307 Dec 08 56,960 0.6756 0.6799 0.6603 0.6695 0.0123
147.40 66.03 Jul 09 19,538 70.00 72.02 70.00 70.14 5.56 0.9523 0.6355 Mar 09 772 0.6601 0.6724 0.6584 0.6662 0.0123
146.39 66.03 Aug 09 12,542 70.60 72.44 70.60 70.66 5.55 Est. Vol. 13,850 Vol. 27,727 open int 57,767 +1,627
145.96 66.03 Sep 09 15,341 74.25 74.25 71.20 71.20 5.54 BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound
145.79 66.02 Oct 09 8,799 72.08 74.50 71.75 71.75 5.53 2.083 1.6100 Dec 08 112,772 1.6680 1.6680 1.6100 1.6305 0.0588
146.73 53.70 Dec 09 89,444 73.37 78.52 72.58 72.88 5.50 2.077 1.6056 Mar 09 2,511 1.6349 1.6378 1.6056 1.6244 0.0578
145.21 65.94 Jan 10 13,780 75.57 81.00 73.42 73.42 5.49 1.9849 1.6014 Jun 09
884 1.6253 1.6275 1.6014 1.6184 0.0578
144.87 65.88 Mar 10 10,668 77.30 77.30 74.47 74.47 5.46 Est. Vol. 49,033 Vol. 65,959 open int 116,172 +4,749
144.40 62.30 Jun 10 30,333 76.63 78.15 75.77 75.91 5.36 CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr
144.99 27.15 Dec 10 66,891 78.87 81.46 78.10 78.31 5.15 1.0999 0.7975 Dec 08 104,119 0.8245 0.8267 0.7926 0.7993 0.0257
143.00 59.85 Dec 11 23,780 82.10 84.20 81.40 81.44 4.52 1.0927 0.7998 Mar 09 3,563 0.8205 0.8205 0.7961 0.8012 0.0256
142.99 59.00 Dec 12 31,163 84.20 85.90 83.37 83.37 4.03 1.0173 0.8004 Jun 09 1,563 0.8039 0.8063 0.7995 0.8021 0.0250
141.99 69.21 Dec 13 11,693 86.00 86.00 84.50 84.50 3.79 1.0144 0.8011 Sep 09 1,634 0.8219 0.8286 0.8011 0.8025 0.0246
470 0.8270 0.8275 0.8025 0.8025 0.0246
141.94 69.14 Dec 14 9,038 86.75 86.75 85.34 85.34 3.57 0.9965 0.8039 Dec 09
142.70 69.09 Dec 15 11,284 85.50 87.88 85.50 86.11 3.37 Est. Vol. 30,024 Vol. 27,059 open int 111,403 +3,275
MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso
Est. Vol. 287,581 Vol. 384,376 open int 1,035,695 3,623
NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu 0.0993 0.0685 Dec 08 43,048 0.0750 0.0750 0.0703 0.0714 +0.00052
14.00 6.436 Nov 08 45,550 6.800 6.970 6.732 6.777 0.067 0.0983 0.0723 Mar 09 436 0.0723 0.0730 0.0705 0.0705 +0.00052
706.30 4.108 Dec 08 90,063 7.020 7.209 6.940 6.977 0.111 Est. Vol. 3,963 Vol. 5,071 open int 43,486 +69
14.55 6.973 Jan 09 114,679 7.250 7.436 7.179 7.210 0.102 JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen
14.46 7.060 Feb 09 42,166 7.287 7.481 7.247 7.265 0.104 1.0465 0.8604 Dec 08 133,250 0.9994 1.0329 0.9973 1.0251 +0.0285
14.17 7.020 Mar 09 76,365 7.205 7.367 7.130 7.162 0.097 1.0385 0.8961 Mar 09 1,422 1.0025 1.0378 1.0025 1.0313 +0.0287
12.00 6.890 Apr 09 68,775 7.082 7.230 7.030 7.042 0.092 1.0412 0.9158 Jun 09 3,484 1.0401 1.0402 1.0069 1.0358 +0.0290
11.82 6.490 May 09 49,459 7.131 7.269 7.085 7.090 0.092 Est. Vol. 137,128 Vol. 115,938 open int 138,167 +3,610

Oils

Foods
COCOA

INVESTORS.COM

Open
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.

257.30
257.90
259.80
262.30
264.90
265.40
265.90
265.90
267.90
268.90

Metals

11.87 6.720 Jun 09 22,138 7.221 7.350 7.192

11.98 6.960 Jul 09 19,558 7.354 7.434 7.301
12.04 6.900 Aug 09 19,015 7.404 7.518 7.385
12.06 7.050 Sep 09 17,285 7.421 7.570 7.410
12.12 7.115 Oct 09 34,694 7.500 7.655 7.488
12.40 7.350 Nov 09 17,642 7.803 7.932 7.795
12.75 7.570 Dec 09 25,104 8.151 8.274 8.135
Est. Vol. 72,889 Vol. 97,483 open int 874,036 4,837

7.192
7.305
7.387
7.417
7.497
7.795
8.135

0.092
0.092
0.092
0.092
0.092
0.092
0.092

SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc

1.0159 0.8308 Dec 08 38,916 0.8692 0.8700 0.8552
1.0111 0.8591 Mar 09 574 0.8615 0.8661 0.8591
1.0103 0.8605 Jun 09
290 0.8721 0.8721 0.8605
1.0067 0.8700 Sep 09
3 0.8700 0.8700 0.8658
Est. Vol. 26,003 Vol. 33,124 open int 39,787 266

EURO

125,000

Euros,

0.8638
0.8649
0.8655
0.8658

per

0.0068
0.0068
0.0068
0.0068

Euro

1.5911 1.2725 Dec 08 158,051 1.3038 1.3058 1.2725 1.2853 0.0261

HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal 1.5816 1.2711 Mar 09 24,960 1.2985 1.3003 1.2711 1.2832 0.0248

425.00 203.80 Nov 08 20,394 205.06 216.07 203.65

428.15 204.67 Dec 08 53,529 205.89 219.00 204.67
428.00 207.63 Jan 09 31,930 209.64 217.00 207.63
428.60 210.50 Feb 09 15,100 210.92 218.97 210.50
428.50 211.75 Mar 09 14,364 212.30 220.10 211.52
425.00 207.43 Apr 09 5,950 213.03 220.10 211.25
421.25 202.98 May 09 7,007 213.31 231.00 211.75
414.25 200.68 Jun 09 19,740 214.20 220.10 212.30
413.25 200.78 Jul 09 3,500 215.50 221.00 214.50
413.75 201.68 Aug 09 2,618 217.50 224.60 216.97
414.80 202.98 Sep 09 3,694 220.83 229.45 219.52
436.25 208.18 Dec 09 13,971 233.01 233.01 225.40
398.85 195.48 Jun 10 2,822 232.00 232.00 225.67
402.60 231.80 Dec 10 10,226 243.96 243.96 235.72
Est. Vol. 50,304 Vol. 56,212 open int 214,867 +229

1.5740 1.2702 Jun 09

406 1.2902 1.2902 1.2702 1.2808
14.1
Est. Vol. 130,816 Vol. 179,861 open int 183,953 658
14.1
30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of
13.9
98.96 95.64 Oct 08 106,790 98.89 98.96 98.74 98.90
13.6
98.98 95.64 Nov 08 124,278 98.95 98.98 98.88 98.95
13.5
99.03 95.64 Dec 08 85,060 98.98 99.03 98.91 99.00
13.5
99.04 95.64 Jan 09 69,787 98.99 99.04 98.92 99.00
13.5
99.03 95.64 Feb 09 76,896 98.99 99.03 98.92 99.00
13.5
98.99 95.64 Mar 09 40,582 98.96 98.99 98.88 98.95
13.5
98.92 95.64 Apr 09 31,912 98.91 98.92 98.82 98.90
13.4 98.84 95.64 May 09 34,996 98.83 98.84 98.75 98.83
13.3 98.83 95.64 Jun 09 6,992 98.81 98.83 98.72 98.81
13.3 Est. Vol. 118,003 Vol. 83,172 open int 592,102 7,854
12.5
12.1

203.65
205.62
208.52
210.57
211.52
211.67
212.02
212.82
214.67
216.97
219.52
225.72
225.67
235.72

Crude Settles Below $67 A Barrel;

Dollar Hits Two-Year High Vs. Euro
BY REUTERS

Commodities slumped for a second

straight session Wednesday amid
two-year highs in the dollar and a
slowdown in China the worlds
fastest-growing economy which
intensified fears of global recession.
Falling stock prices also weakened
raw materials markets, which have
taken their direction lately from equities despite commodities often
being touted as an uncorrelated
asset class.
A lot of investors are beginning to
use equities markets as a guide to decide how the economy will be
doing, and its all bearish at the moment, said Clarence Chu, a trader
at Hudson Capital Energy in Singapore.
The price of copper, regarded as a
barometer of economic health, fell
more than 7% in New York and London, nearing three-year lows.
U.S. crude oil also slumped more
than 7% to below $67 a barrel, fetching less than half of its record high
price of $147.27 set on July 11. U.S.
gold futures fell 4%, hitting a oneyear bottom.
The Reuters-Jefferies CRB index,
a global commodities benchmark,
lost more than 4%, touching its lowest level since August 2004.
The drop came after the dollars
two-year peak against the euro,
which raised the carrying cost for

0.0247

100 pct.
0.025
+0.04
+0.065
+0.07
+0.085
+0.09
+0.09
+0.095
+0.10

Meats

14.90
15.24
15.56
15.76

14.91 0.405 1046.0 720.30 Dec 08 3,322 734.00 777.00

15.24 0.395 1021.9 723.00 Feb 09
431 727.40 779.30
15.56 0.395 1028.2 731.20 Jun 09
25 731.90 777.00
15.86 0.40 1040.0 737.50 Dec 09
32 740.70 750.00
Est. Vol. 9,303 Vol. open int 3,901 113

720.30
723.00
731.20
737.50

731.20
736.90
740.50
746.30

3.545 1.5250 Dec 08 62,266 1.5343 1.6373 1.5250 1.5344 0.117 CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: International Monetary Grains
41.6
3.556 1.5435 Jan 09 22,855 1.5575 1.6085 1.5435 1.5564 0.117 Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT: N.Y. Board CornNo. 2 yellowChi processorbid
37.9
3.753 1.7736 Apr 09 10,496 1.7826 1.8200 1.7736 1.7789 0.113 of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME market data is the SoybeansNo. 1 yellow
35.5
property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All
36.5 Est. Vol. 34,268 Vol. 57,318 open int 162,185 +10
SoybeanMealCenIll 48pctproteinton

PLATINUM (NYM) 50 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.

2288.0 842.00 Oct 08

379 850.00 850.00 842.00 848.70 34.5
CATTLE (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb. 2180.0 838.70 Jan 09 14,451 849.10 919.90 838.70 857.20 34.5
276 862.70 865.00 862.70 863.40 34.5
113.20 87.80 Oct 08 6,754 91.77 91.77 89.90 91.15 0.67 1547.5 862.70 Apr 09
115.32 86.65 Dec 08 114,163 92.77 92.95 90.67 91.87 1.10 Est. Vol. 1,052 Vol. 856 open int 15,106 33
117.65 89.95 Feb 09 54,660 93.85 93.87 91.75 92.77 1.08 PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz
119.20 90.82 Apr 09 26,430 94.55 94.70 92.55 93.47 1.40 608.75 165.05 Dec 08 13,388 179.25 184.20 176.50 180.10 3.00
116.70 88.20 Jun 09 15,641 91.45 91.45 90.00 90.35 1.55 528.00 168.00 Mar 09 1,126 181.00 182.60 181.00 182.60 2.75
117.50 89.60 Aug 09 5,291 90.22 91.97 90.05 90.25 1.42 Est. Vol. 693 Vol. 418 open int 14,524 53
118.50 92.50 Oct 09 1,837 92.50 94.00 92.50 93.30 1.50 SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents per troy oz.
119.00 94.30 Dec 09
588 95.57 95.57 94.40 94.50 1.25 1784.1 911.50 Oct 08
55 947.00 984.50 943.00 945.20 59.8
110.00 95.50 Feb 10
9 96.30 96.30 95.50 95.50 0.90 2155.0 758.00 Dec 08 55,652 944.50 1017.0 935.50 946.00 61.5
Est. Vol. 10,550 Vol. 28,434 open int 225,373 +913
2121.0 930.00 Jan 09 1,436 954.00 954.00 947.30 947.30 61.6
FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb. 2122.5 921.00 Mar 09 12,813 949.00 1011.0 944.00 950.10 61.6
118.80 95.45 Oct 08 1,895 99.22 99.35 97.72 98.97 0.30 2130.0 940.30 May 09 5,734 969.00 980.00 946.00 951.50 62.0
168.00 94.35 Nov 08 5,946 99.45 99.85 97.00 98.92 0.53 2200.0 795.00 Dec 09 3,656 953.00 1020.0 948.00 956.80 62.5
118.10 94.45 Jan 09 11,545 98.90 99.75 96.27 98.55 0.57 2205.5 968.50 Dec 10 2,568 1000.0 1000.0 968.50 968.50 63.7
118.05 96.10 Mar 09 1,641 100.00 100.05 98.30 99.25 1.05 Est. Vol. 10,450 Vol. 27,545 open int 95,873 1,126
118.25 97.05 Apr 09
527 99.50 100.30 99.40 99.50 0.80 MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz.
118.25 97.50 May 09 771 101.50 101.50 100.40 100.40 1.10 2150.3 908.50 Dec 08 3,162 945.00 1014.0 936.00 952.00 56.9
113.17 99.05 Aug 09 164 103.00 103.00 102.25 102.50 0.75 2109.6 915.80 Jan 09
41 996.80 996.80 948.60 948.60 61.9
Est. Vol. 903 Vol. 2,661 open int 22,519 +170
2115.6 921.30 Mar 09 347 946.60 1010.3 944.80 951.00 61.8
HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb. 2146.1 948.50 Dec 09 140 1003.0 1003.0 957.80 957.80 62.6
79.15 55.45 Dec 08 81,310 57.85 58.27 56.70 57.65 0.12 2189.1 966.00 Dec 10
25 1000.0 1000.0 966.00 969.50 63.8
85.45 62.10 Feb 09 33,911 64.85 64.85 63.40 63.77 0.75 Est. Vol. 2,703 Vol. open int 3,801 159
92.50 67.35 Apr 09 26,236 70.72 70.90 69.20 69.85 0.97 HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb.
98.50 74.00 May 09 1,092 76.80 78.25 76.50 77.47 0.95 404.75 181.50 Nov 08 1,974 183.55 195.75 181.50 186.10 15.4
100.25 76.35 Jun 09 16,982 79.70 79.70 78.75 79.10 1.35 404.50 180.60 Dec 08 48,871 183.00 202.30 180.60 186.55 14.2
98.85 74.65 Jul 09 2,168 77.77 77.77 77.15 77.65 1.30 402.00 182.15 Jan 09 1,724 184.30 197.00 182.15 187.30 14.1
96.00 72.70 Aug 09 1,942 76.00 76.00 74.55 75.10 1.10 400.00 184.05 Feb 09 2,029 194.80 194.85 184.05 187.85 14.4
94.00 66.70 Oct 09
960 70.00 70.00 68.70 69.40 0.50 398.55 181.70 Mar 09 18,205 184.00 202.10 181.70 187.45 14.3
90.05 65.80 Dec 09
428 67.50 67.50 67.50 67.50 0.95 396.90 185.00 Apr 09
704 195.50 195.50 185.00 188.30 14.2
Est. Vol. 2,464 Vol. 20,172 open int 165,031 +463
395.25 183.40 May 09 2,174 185.55 201.00 183.40 188.95 14.1
PORK BELLIES (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb. 393.60 186.45 Jun 09 662 195.00 195.00 186.45 189.85 14.0
105.05 83.25 Feb 09
674 90.95 90.95 87.95 87.95 3.00 391.95 185.00 Jul 09 1,366 195.00 200.00 185.00 190.20 13.9
104.30 84.60 Mar 09
32 89.97 89.97 87.00 87.00 3.00 388.65 187.50 Sep 09 1,250 187.50 197.00 187.50 191.30 13.9
105.50 85.00 May 09 114 90.00 90.00 87.90 87.90 2.70 383.70 191.20 Dec 09 1,708 198.00 200.00 191.20 192.05 13.6

Dividends
REGULAR:
Period
Access National ......................Q
Alliance Bncp PA ...................Q
Ambac Fin'l ..............................Q
Ameriprise Finl ........................Q
Anheuser-BuschCo ..................Q
Applied Inds Tch.....................Q
Bar Harbor Bnksh ..................Q
Britton & Koontz.....................Q
Canadian NatlRwy g .............Q
Cardinal Fin'l ..........................Q
CheniereEngyL.P. .....................Q
Coca-Cola Entrp ......................Q
Community Cap SC ...............Q
CompX Int'l A .........................Q
Eaton Corp ..............................Q
Energen Corp ...........................Q
First Cmnty Corp ...................Q
Fst Potomac Rlty....................Q
Global Partners .......................Q
Green Cnty Bcp ......................Q
GS Fin'l ....................................Q
Hercules Technol ....................Q
Heritage Fin'l ...........................Q
IMS Health ..............................Q
Interface Inc A .......................Q
Intersil Corp .............................Q
LaSalle Hotel ..........................M
LaSalle Hotel ..........................M
Lend Pro Svs ..........................Q
Life Ptrs Hldgs .......................Q
McGraw-Hill Cos .....................Q
Mid Penn Bancorp ..................Q
NaugatuckVal Fin ...................Q
Newmont Mining.....................Q
NutriSystem Inc.......................Q
Ocean Shore Hldg ...................Q
Parker-Hannifin .......................Q
PerkinElmer Inc ......................Q
Plantronics Inc ........................Q
Platinum Undrwrt....................Q
Precision Drill g ....................M
PVF Capital Corp ....................Q
Qualcomm Inc ........................Q
Realty Income.........................M
Savannah Bncp........................Q
Seagate Tech ...........................Q

rights reserved.
Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentum and
LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per 1,000 bd. ft. volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, low and
close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price direction may be
314.60 182.20 Nov 08 2,542 186.00 186.50 182.20 183.30 6.20
indicated when % F (dark line) crosses % S (thin line).
298.00 194.10 Jan 09 4,903 195.00 197.10 194.10 196.70 3.30

Woods And Fibers

305.00 206.10 Mar 09 975 206.10 209.70 206.10 208.50

303.50 220.80 May 09 300 225.00 230.00 220.80 228.70
298.50 218.20 Sep 09
70 218.20 225.00 218.20 221.50
Est. Vol. Vol. 1,555 open int 8,857 +135

COTTON 2

Amt.
.01
.06
.01
.17
.37
.15
.26
.18
.23
.01
.425
.07
.15
.125
.50
.12
.08
.34
.4875
.17
.10
.34
.07
.03
.03
.12
.085
.085
.10
.07
.22
.20
.06
.10
.175
.05
.25
.07
.05
.08
.13
.01
.16
.1411
.125
.12

50,000 lbs.

cents

per

lb.

50.85
53.90
55.72
57.77
61.50
67.59

+0.27
+0.26
+0.32
+0.41
+0.17
+0.16

250

index

1629.3 838.50 Dec 08 638,071 903.00 969.10 872.50

1638.8 842.90 Mar 09 6,363 924.00 930.50 873.50
1648.3 842.90 Jun 09 3,554 930.10 931.10 874.10
1657.8 841.80 Sep 09
968 929.30 930.30 873.30
Est. Vol. 7,956 Vol. 51,682 open int 648,971 2,340

902.80
901.70
901.20
899.70

56.5
56.8
57.9
58.6

Indexes
S&P

COMP.

S&P

INDEX

MINI

INDEX

(CME)

(CME)

50

index

1620.0 837.00 Dec 08 2,946,223 903.75 969.25 872.50 902.75

1540.0 837.50 Mar 09 71,995 902.75 967.75 872.00 901.75
1441.1 846.25 Jun 09 5,444 877.00 901.25 877.00 901.25
Est. Vol. 1,036,702 Vol. 2,641,207 open int 3,023,693 1,652

56.5
56.8
57.8

S&P

index

MIDCAP

400

(CME)

500

960.70 505.00 Dec 08 7,167 562.70 570.00 515.00 536.40

873.20 540.50 Sep 09
na 553.60 553.70 553.60 553.70
791.80 545.50 Dec 09
na 558.60 558.70 558.60 558.70
Est. Vol. Vol. 141 open int 7,167 25

27.9
27.9
27.9

DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average

13875 7900.0 Dec 08 26,481 8650.0 9105.0 8300.0 8557.0 478.0
13084 8150.0 Mar 09 117 8913.0 8915.0 8549.0 8549.0 483.0
Est. Vol. 726 Vol. 3,123 open int 26,598 905

MINI

Record Payment Talisman Engy g ....................S .10 12-12 12-31

1-1
Date
Date Textron Inc ...............................Q .23 12-12
11-4 11-18
11-5 11-25 ViewPoint Finl .........................Q .08
11-7 11-21 Wachovia .................................Q .05 11-28 12-15
1-16
11-10
12-3 Willis Group .............................Q .26 12-31
11-7 11-21 Young Innovatns .....................Q .04 11-14 12-15
11-10
12-9
11-14 11-28 IRREGULAR
1-30
11-14 12-15 Mesa Royalty Trust ..............M .7495 10-31
11-28 12-15
12-10 12-31 STOCK:
Converted
Organics
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
15%
11-17
12-1
11-4 11-17
1-1
11-3 11-14 First Horizn Nat......................... 1.84% 12-12
11-28 12-11
New
11-21
12-5 INCREASED:
11-5
11-9
12-10 12-23 Brown & Brown .....................Q .075
Eastern Co................................Q .09 11-21 12-15
11-3 11-21
Eaton Vance ............................Q .155 10-31 11-10
11-14
12-1
ElPaso Pipeline .......................Q .30 10-31 11-14
10-31 11-14
MarkWest Energy ...................Q .64
11-4 11-14
10-31
11-7
Natl Penn Bcshs ....................Q .1725
11-1 11-17
11-5 11-14
Stepan Co.................................Q .22 11-28 12-15
11-15
12-1
11-4 11-19 INITIAL:
11-14 12-15 JohnBean Tech ........................Q .07 10-31 11-21
11-7 11-21
10-28
12-5 REDUCED:
11-7 11-21 Fidelity Ntl Fin .......................Q .15 12-17 12-31
11-11 11-21 LaSalle Hotel ..........................M .085
11-3 11-14
11-28 12-15
12-31
1-15 SPECIAL:
12-9 12-23 Life Ptrs Hldgs ......................... .01 11-30 12-15
11-30 12-15
11-25 12-10 SUSPENDED:
11-5 11-24 Colonial BancGrp ......................
11-4
12-2
12-5 12-29 G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;
11-7 11-17 A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;
11-7 11-28 U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.
11-20
12-5
1-16
2-6 Stocks Ex-Dividend for October 24, 2008
11-10 12-10 Company
Amount
12-1 12-31 Apogee Enterprises ................................................................... 0.082
10-31 11-18 Carpenter Technology ................................................................ 0.180
Clorox Co .................................................................................... 0.460
11-10 11-17 Codorus Valley Bancorp ............................................................. 0.120
12-11
1-7 Libbey Inc ................................................................................... 0.025
11-3 11-17 Split
Market Vect Amt-Fr Inter ............................................................... 5/1
10-31 11-17 Market Vect Amt-Fr Lg Mu ............................................................. 5/1
11-7 11-21 Market Vect Amt-Fr Sh Mu ........................................................... 3/1

(NYBT)

81.53 45.66 Dec 08 98,161 50.20 50.94 48.75

86.81 49.80 Mar 09 37,955 53.50 53.90 51.80
88.38 52.17 May 09 7,784 55.39 55.74 53.75
89.56 53.95 Jul 09 12,575 56.42 57.77 55.85
101.50 57.65 Dec 09 10,789 60.58 61.50 59.70
101.72 63.90 Jul 10
700 67.43 67.59 66.76
Est. Vol. 13,885 Vol. 14,112 open int 169,152 2,778

3.10
0.30
2.10

DOW

JONES

(CBOT)

$5

DJIA

index

13875 7878.0 Dec 08 94,742 8570.0 9114.0 8308.0 8618.0 472.0

13084 7947.0 Mar 09 487 8648.0 9085.0 8307.0 8549.0 483.0
Est. Vol. 304,024 Vol. 235,240 open int 95,736 1,446

NASDAQ

index

2355.0 1190.0 Dec 08 32,633 1247.0 1323.3 1209.0 1248.0

2258.0 1233.8 Mar 09
9 1251.8 1251.8 1251.5 1251.5
2091.0 1237.5 Jun 09
5 1254.3 1254.3 1254.0 1254.0
Est. Vol. 1,361 Vol. 7,880 open int 32,647 +3,187

100

44.5
45.3
45.3

MINI

index

2355.0 1191.3 Dec 08 407,044 1246.5 1324.0 1208.3 1248.0

2258.0 1198.0 Mar 09 441 1248.5 1311.5 1212.8 1251.5
Est. Vol. Vol. 427,713 open int 407,486 +16,725

44.5
45.3

NASDAQ

RUSSELL

INDEX

100

2000

(CME)

INDE

(CME)

$100

(CME)

$20

500

index

812.40 462.60 Dec 08 16,028 516.15 716.80 492.55 716.80

Est. Vol. 968 Vol. open int 16,028 +58

RUSSELL

index

835.60 456.65 Dec 08 4,662 501.00 505.30 482.15 487.10

Est. Vol. 867 Vol. open int 4,662 +137

31.6

225

Mini

AVGS.

(NYBT)

(CME)

$50

...

NIKKEI

1000

$5

nsa

15710 7615.0 Dec 08 62,457 8800.0 8800.0 8080.0 8215.0 790.0

14700 8055.0 Mar 09
3 8295.0 8320.0 8295.0 8320.0 775.0
12475 8055.0 Sep 09
na 8295.0 8320.0 8295.0 8320.0 775.0
Est. Vol. 7,258 Vol. 20,252 open int 62,460 3,118

Financials
US TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) $100,000 prin pts & 32nds of 100 pct
123-27 109-00 Dec 08 718,375 115-23 116-16 114-25 115-27
122-20 109-22 Mar 09 5,123 114-19 115-01 113-28 114-23
Est. Vol. 268,597 Vol. 214,063 open int 723,513 +1,923

+22
+25

10 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
119-11 107-22 Dec 08 1,368,797 114-30 115-11 114-06 115-08
118-00 108-27 Mar 09 673 112-18 113-10 112-18 113-10
Est. Vol. 730,044 Vol. 588,491 open int 1,369,470 24,622

+24
+24

5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
115-00 106-04 Dec 08 1,337,778 113-26 113-30 113-12 113-27
115-00 107-31 Mar 09 729 112-02 112-06 112-02 112-06
Est. Vol. 443,026 Vol. 362,715 open int 1,338,507 4,224

+043
+046

2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd
108-04 102-32 Dec 08 724,582 107-13 107-16 107-08 107-13 0.00000
Est. Vol. 218,200 Vol. 169,837 open int 724,682 +8,423

EURODOLLARS (IMM) $1 millionpts of 100 pct.

97.48
98.27
97.88
98.19
98.00
97.89
97.69
97.58
97.30
96.95
96.75
96.61
96.47
96.31

96.13
91.57
96.69
91.58
91.53
94.28
91.40
94.23
92.25
92.22
94.11
94.09
94.06
92.75

Nov 08
Dec 08
Jan 09
Mar 09
Jun 09
Sep 09
Dec 09
Mar 10
Jun 10
Sep 10
Dec 10
Mar 11
Jun 11
Sep 11

129,250
1,585,264
4,329
1,235,645
973,897
880,324
749,591
571,711
356,409
315,230
217,729
185,529
192,735
134,328

97.42
97.66
97.83
97.81
97.82
97.75
97.55
97.36
97.06
96.69
96.23
96.11
95.89
95.72

97.48
97.70
97.83
97.91
97.92
97.86
97.68
97.53
97.23
96.88
96.45
96.19
95.98
95.83

97.20
97.47
97.72
97.74
97.73
97.69
97.50
97.36
97.05
96.69
96.23
96.02
95.80
95.67

97.26
97.56
97.74
97.75
97.73
97.70
97.56
97.44
97.17
96.82
96.39
96.16
95.94
95.80

0.148
0.095
0.095
0.095
0.12
0.10
0.045
+0.0050
+0.04
+0.055
+0.07
+0.09
+0.095
+0.09

Cornoilcrude wet/drymill Chi.lb.

SoybeanoilcrudeDecatur lb.

Spot Prices
Food

FlourhardwinterKC cwt
Coffeeparanaexdock NYperlb.
Coffee medlinexdock NY perlb.
Cocoabeans IvoryCoast$metricton
Cocoabutter Africanstyl$met ton
SugarNo. 11 cents perlb
HogsSiouxFalls4750 pct 220270 lb
Futures Tables & Charts Footnotes:
Feedercattle500600 lbOkl avcwt
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz. NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon
3.545 1.5505 Nov 08 25,644 1.5620 1.6788 1.5505 1.5709 0.121 CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Porkbellies1214 lbMidwest avcwt
22.72 11.90 Nov 08 2,618 14.74 15.14 14.56 14.63 0.395 935.10 721.00 Nov 08
33 724.30 770.80 721.00 732.90 37.3

22.38 12.88 Jan 09 3,375 15.03 15.42

22.65 14.45 Mar 09 1,089 15.35 15.60
22.78 11.96 May 09 452 15.87 15.87
21.40 15.76 Jul 09
138 15.93 15.93
Est. Vol. 956 Vol. 802 open int 7,702 74

dollar-denominated commodities,
and Chinas announcement this
week that its economy slowed to a
9% growth rate in the third quarter
from growth of more than 10% in
the second quarter.
China has not been immune to
the global slowdown, BHP Billiton, the worlds largest mining company, said in a report. We expect
volatility and uncertainty to continue in the short term.
Copper, the leading industrial
metal, lost 7% in its December futures contract in New York, settling
down 14.15 cents at $1.8655 a
pound. The bottom for the session
was $1.8510 a low dating back to
November 2005.
U.S. crude for December delivery
settled down $5.43 at $66.75. It hit a
16-month low of $66.20 during the
session after government data
showed a spike in U.S. fuel inventories, providing further evidence of a
slowdown in the worlds top energy
consuming nation.
U.S.crude oilstocksrose by 3.2 million barrels last week, more than a
2.6-million-barrel build forecast by
analysts,thedatafromtheEnergyInformation Administration showed.
The EIA also reported a rise of 2.7
million barrels in stocks of gasoline
versus forecasts for a 2.8-millionbarrel increase.
U.S. gold for December closed
down 4.3% at a one-year low of $733
an ounce.

WheatNo. 2 Chi soft

WheatN.1 dk 14pcproMpls.
WheatNo. 1 hard KC.
OatsNo. 2 heavyorBetter

Key Commodity Futures

Wed

Tue Metals

10/22
15.15
1.1006
1.3154
2339
5542
12.35
41.00
111.00
75.00

10/21
15.15
1.1006
1.3154
2380
5656
12.35
41.00
111.00
75.00

3.75
8.29
259.80
3.37
6.79
5.02
n.q.

3.76
8.78
259.80
3.69
7.04
5.26
n.q.

AluminumperlbN.Y. Merc Spot

CopperCathodefull plate
SilverHandy & Harman
Platinumpertroyoz. NY(contract)
PlatinumMerc spotper troyoz.
Steelscrap No. 1 heavygrosston

.31
.34]

.31
.34]

.9075
2.0645
9.690
886.00
848.70
289.40

0.9425
2.1765
9.930
885.00
883.20
289.40

803.00
744.00
744.00
745.91
733.30

up18.50
off28.00
off28.00
off28.05
off32.80

47.01

47.21

Gold
Londonmorningfixing
Londonafternoon fixing
NYHandy & Harman
NYEngelhard
NYMerc. spotmonth

Textiles & Fibers

Cotton1116in. strict low middling

Raw Products
NaturalGasHenry Hub, $permmbtu
6.96
6.81
aAsked,bBid, nNormal, rRevised,nqNot Quoted,
n.a.NotAvailable.

FUTURES & BONDS

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

B11

Traders Shift Into Bonds As Stocks Slide The National Business Marketplace
On Weak Earnings, Economic Doldrums
BY REUTERS

Treasuries gained for a second day

Wednesday, as recession fears and
disappointing corporate earnings
hurt stock markets worldwide and
accelerated a safety bids for bonds.
The grim economic outlook overshadowed further signs of tentative
improvement in the global money
markets, where there was more evidence of the credit thaw from a decline in the interest rates that banks
charge to lend to each other, which
began about two weeks ago.
Treasuries are trading off the
drop of the equity market and in anticipation of additional deteriorating economic data, said Sean
Simko, a fixed-income portfolio
manager with SEI.
We are working through credit issues, Simko said. You are starting
to see short-term markets trade
again, which were so frozen you
could ice-skate on them. However,
we still have the economic issues.
The sell-off in U.S. stocks resembled an avalanche late in the day,
with the Dow Jones industrial average losing 5.7% to close at 8,519.21.
Among the raft of disappointing
profits and outlooks for U.S. companies, the results of Dow components AT&T and Boeing missed expectations.
Wachovia reported a third-quarter loss of $23.9 billion on Wednesday, a record quarterly deficit for a
banking company in the global credit crisis.
We got another reminder with
whats been going on both today
with Wachovia and earnings disappointments yesterday that we are
not out of the woods with respect to
the economy and the financial sector,said David Coard, head of fixedincome sales and trading at Will-

iams Capital Group.

Such dismal financial or economic
news usually develops a flight-toquality bid into Treasuries, Coard
said.
The sell-off of riskier assets worldwide was playing to the U.S. currencys and dollar-denominated Treasuries advantage, some analysts

said, as the dollar roared up to a twoyear high against the euro.

The benchmark 10-year note yielded 3.60%, vs. 3.73% late Tuesday.
The two-year note was up 7/32 for
a yield of 1.51%, vs. 1.63% late Tuesday.
The 30-year bond was up 2 21/32
in price, its yield sinking to 4.06%
vs. 4.21% late Tuesday.

For Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Bonds Summary

Issues traded
Advances
Declines
Unchanged

Domestic
Wed
Tue
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0

All Issues
Wed
Tue
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0

Key Financial Futures

Money Rates

Federal Funds Target Rate: ...................................................1.50 London Interbank Offered Rate:

Rates on overnight loans among financial institutions.
3 months ...................................................................................... 3.83
6 months ...................................................................................... 4.22
1 year ............................................................................................ 4.03
Certificates of Deposit:
1 months.......................................................................................1.99 The average of rates paid on dollar deposits.
3 months.......................................................................................2.64
6 months.......................................................................................3.07 Treasury Bill Auction Results:
Discount Rate:
Primary .............................................................................................1.75 1 year ............................................................................................3.60 3-months (as of Oct. 20) .......................................................1.250
6-months (as of Oct. 20) .......................................................1.800
Secondary ..........................................................................................2.25 Interest rate paid by dealers for certificates of deposit based
on the duration of the security.
Average discount rate for Treasury bills in minimum units on
Rate charged by Federal Reserve System on loans to depository
$10,000.
institutions
Prime Rate: .........................................................................4.50
Base interest rate charged by major U.S. commercial banks
on loans to corporations.

Jumbo CDs:

Broker Call Loan Rate: ....................................................3.25

Rate charged on short-term loans to brokerage dealers
backed by securities.

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month ........................................................................................1.98 Treasury Bill:

months.......................................................................................2.78 1-year, (as of Oct. 20) ..............................................................1.25
months.......................................................................................3.19 Annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for
year ............................................................................................3.70 constant maturity.

Price
23.59
18.36
16.12
Textron(n)
13.03 77
Name
Price EPS Name
Price EPS
iShrMalysa
7.19
LockheedM(n)
79.77 79
KoreaFund(n)
10.40
SimsGrpn(n)
11.91 88
RogrsComB(n)
25.32 61
PrecCast(n)
55.27 90
PSGold(a)
27.04
DynMatl
15.64 81
Primediars(n)
1.19 73
..................................... iShrsSKorea
24.86
Gerdau(n)
5.38 86
BritSky(n)
22.84 67
MISC
iSharCn&St
46.83
CastleAM(n)
9.91 49
CoxRadioA(n)
6.75 67
PrUBasM(a)
19.40
CurrShCan
79.75
Ladish
12.73 61
MediaGenA(n)
6.47 38
45.60
..................................... ..................................... ..................................... GSCnct
TycoIntl(n)
24.11
29.90
AGRICULTURE (10) iShAsiaxJ
COMP HDWRE (17) CHEMICALS (14)
HIntArc(a)
32.38
FTREITn(a)
9.63
Cresud
5.27 19
SpdrGold
71.71
AllotCm
2.35 1
SigmAl
38.07 80
PwShInd
34.79
A GCO(n)
24.79 88
SpdrIIndus(a)
16.20
USATech n
2.48 57
AirPrds(n)
54.98 83
SappiLtd(n)
4.96 44
Cosann(n)
2.11 23
SpdrMetM(a)
28.16
Radware
6.04 1
Celanese(n)
14.26 87
iShDevSCn
22.39
Bunge(n)
35.25 91
SPDRMatls(a)
24.13
BrcdeCm
3.19 93
GenTek
17.06 83
RdxMVal(a)
19.19
Agrium(n)
32.27
95
iShEPSelDv
20.60
ElecImag
8.75 31
Airgas(n)
33.30 92
NetsJSE40(a)
10.25
Potash(n)
67.10 99
iShBasMtrl
39.06
HewlttPk(n)
35.23 90
DowChm(n)
22.11 55
PSIndianya
11.91
Deere(n)
33.83
83
Harsco(n)
20.01
PerformTec
3.32 76
EastChm(n)
38.31 86
ProUltRE(a)
9.75
Syngenta(n)
27.60
93
OwensIllinois(n) 20.61
Logitech
14.24 80
Methnx
12.44 62
CNHGlobl(n)
13.30 93
SpdrWilRE(a)
42.19
TempleInl(n)
7.01
Seagate
8.00 83
Koppers(n)
18.97 97
IntPotashn(n)
16.77 96
SwRCmMTR(a)
6.00
PSBMet(a)
14.01
SunMicro rs
4.72 16
Valhi(n)
7.60 23
..................................... SpdEMktsn(a) 34.52
iShrsTaiwan
8.18
WestDigtl(n)
13.77 97
RockwdH(n)
12.25 94
INSURANCE (7)
Tomkins(n)
7.28 48
iShACWXn
28.50
DellInc
11.98 46
KMGChemcl
4.71 34
PMACp
A
5.29
72
Carlisle(n)
19.82
63
WTEurSC
29.75
Hutchinsn
7.30 6
IntrtapPly(n)
1.90 71
Manulife(n)
20.62
54
FortuneB(n)
36.42
46
Potlatch(n)
33.82
RackblSys
6.78 48
ADAES
5.98 11
42.12 60
..................................... ChinaLfe(n)
WTSoAfR
17.94
MeadWv(n)
14.29
Intermec(n)
12.16 44
PlatUnd(n)
26.37 38
FTN100ExT
11.94
INTERNET (13)
US12Mon(a)
41.00
NtwkEqmt(n)
2.03 44
IPCHldgs
19.52 70
iShEMkt
21.50
BLDRSEmer
24.19
DiceHldgn(n)
4.55 98
RadiantSys
5.28 88
HallmkF
7.54 72
..................................... MnstrWw
SpdChinan(a)
37.26
iSEu350
28.82
10.86 77
A XA(n)
19.97 87
COMP SFTWR (16) GSICmmrc
FTNDXTc
12.19
9.40 1
..................................... PShEMSovn(a) 15.89
iShCh25
23.91
ManhAssc
15.48 69
SpdrIntTech(a)
17.05
Netflix
20.70 93
FOOD/BEV (5)
iShrsCmxG(a)
71.96
NetsSinga(a)
12.80
TibcoSft
4.57 86
MercadoLn
14.25 99
CaglesA(a)
3.25 11
MktVAltEn
23.01
iShrCanada
17.56
CatapltCom
3.08 32
BlueNile
30.44 44
Senomyx
2.57 16
ProUltInd(a)
25.58
Crane(n)
17.92
ConcurTch
24.16 99
GMarket
17.20 98
HormelFd(n)
28.80 66
Vitro SociAn(n)
1.10 28
iShrBelgm
8.63
Salesforc(n)
27.53 73
J2GlblC
16.06 83
CocaCFmsa(n)
34.39 83
Mac100OilU(a)
17.94
WTNZDol
19.62
OnlineRes
3.81 57
LoopNet
7.70 89
Fomento(n)
24.36 87
26.00
ASA(n)
33.69
Autodesk
22.85 89
IntrntCap
5.09 14
..................................... PSOil(a)
VangEuro
38.55
iShResid
28.66
SkillSoft
7.94 53
IntrntIntv
3.36 49
UTILITY
iShrsRlEst
39.14
iShrSweden
13.94
UltimtStwr
16.06 46
Rackspce(n)
5.18 84
Edenorn(n)
3.23 34
LeucdNatl(n)
27.88 51
NetsTA25
14.80
Retalix
8.52 49
OnviaInc
3.90 13
2.10 52
..................................... Metrogas(n)
DuPont(n)
31.50 67
FTWindE
12.13
NetSuiten(n)
9.50 47
VeoliaEn(n)
22.17 79
SpdrEMSmC(a)
23.43
APPAREL (13)
HMLSemi(a)
18.45
TaleoA
12.00 67
RGCResc
24.56 80
26.17
WTIntBM
18.00
LizClaib(n)
8.15 29
SuccessFn
7.16 7
..................................... iShChnHK
GabGldNR(a)
10.03
WTIntFn
13.45
VF Corp(n)
49.69 65
MagmaDsg
2.75 30
SVGS & LN
GreifA(n)
38.63 95
VangREIT
38.31
PhilpsVnHs(n)
24.16 62
ProsHldgn(n)
5.74 97
CtznFstB
3.20 18
iShrSngapr
6.87
PSDTcLdnya
11.94
UndrArmr(n)
20.42 40
Pansoft
3.17 47
HMN Finl
8.60 18
..................................... KenCole(n)
WTIndianya
10.90
iShrHongKg
10.03
9.13 17
NrthEastBc
8.50 23
MEDIA (15)
PSWindEn
10.65
iShrGermny
16.44
ColumSp
30.58 43
WSBHldgs
3.90 17
..................................... iShrBrazil
4KidsEnt(n)
5.23 1
32.84
SpdrWlsRE(a)
26.55
Warnaco(n)
25.92 94
Scholastic
19.21 31
DBGldDL
12.94
iSSoAfr
26.24
Movado(n)
14.23 45
ALCOHOL/TOB
CEurMed
25.29 98
VangEmgMk
22.19
USHeatOn(a)
32.16
OxfrdInd(n)
13.44 29
CntlErDst
24.35 97
PSGGold
14.35
Meredth(n)
18.34 58
SpdEMEAn(a)
36.72
Hanesbrd(n)
14.09 63
BrownFrB(n)
56.66 70
iShGTimb
29.16
CmstA
14.20 83
iSAsia50nya
23.41
BarryRG
5.75 74
ConstelA(n)
13.32 83
PSGAgr
14.33
PlayboyB(n)
1.50 23
SpdrRetl(a)
21.10
Quiksilver(n)
2.57 55
ConstellB(n)
13.42 83
..................................... PSETcLdnya
8.97
Gannett(n)
9.31 30
MktVRuss n
14.22
IconixBr
8.71 91
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OFFICE
CctSp
13.83 83
CentrlFdCan(a)
8.60
TempltnRus(n) 18.81
TRANSPORT (10)
Belo(n)
2.84 42
Eaton(n)
39.00 86
USOilFnd(a)
54.75
Ennis Inc(n)
10.28 50
Fedex(n)
58.00 41
PitneyBow(n)
22.48 53
NYTimes(n)
10.93 15
ProUSemi(a)
16.44
NetsHSng
11.47

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Continued from B4

Name
TrailerBr
ChinaSAir(n)
CndaPac(n)
Pacer
ChinaEA(n)
UTiWld
Navios(n)
ConWay(n)
GuangRy(n)

Price
4.36
6.84
36.92
10.94
12.90
10.47
3.33
33.48
16.82

EPS
36
73
48
85
39
65
15
60
66

Name
AccoBrds(n)

Price EPS
3.28 45

Name
MktVAgrn(a)

..................................... MktVGold(a)
AEROSPACE
IntPaper(n)

EPS

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70

90
88
22

77
88

78

Name
Hitachi(n)
ClayChSCn(a)
MktVSteel(a)
PwshrsDB(a)
PwShCurH(a)
CurEuro
FTNDXEq
iShrsUK
PSEngy(a)
STDJEu50
iShMstMC
BrcIndian
PSUSDBear(a)
SwERCmTR(a)
BarcAIG
FedSignl(n)
PShAsiaPn(a)
NetsAEX
CurrShBrt
WTEmHY n
WTIntIn
ClayFront
iShEMU
PSPrMet(a)
BarEurUsd
iShTurkynya
MktVAfr
VangMatl
NetHgSg
iShrsGSSmc
GrHCmdty(a)
iShrGSTch
NetsDAXn(a)
iShGSCom
iShrNthrld
iShrFrance
iShEuropn
PSGSteel
iShrsItaly
iShRE50
iShrsSpain
USGasFd n(a)
SpdrEEurn(a)
iShSPMat
FTEngCn
SpdrIMatls(a)
PShBasM(a)
iSEMBd
HBrdbd(a)
NetsISEQ20
SwRCmETR(a)
SpEmgAsP(a)
ClayGTimn(a)
CohStGRl(a)
FTSelDv30n(a)
iShRetl
iShIndOf
PSEurSmn(a)
ClayClear(a)

Price EPS
47.77 51
11.15
29.94
25.00
20.20
128.27
12.27
12.24
27.82
30.07
48.86
30.92
24.95
7.39
39.62
7.71 35
11.19
11.21
162.69
30.40
15.48
12.97
27.61
25.00
49.52
22.76
23.45
48.09
13.82
30.20
22.63
35.05
13.31
37.72
14.11
19.07
24.86
11.30
15.60
23.73
33.54
31.24
23.35
35.38
24.61
14.52
19.18
73.40
8.68
9.53
7.92
40.14
11.10
26.50
11.25
19.44
21.70
11.13
12.66

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008

INVESTORS.COM

INVESTOR EDUCATION
IBDS 20 RULES FOR INVESTMENT SUCCESS

INVESTORS CORNER

Watch Volume To Confirm Price Movements

BY JOANNE VON ALROTH

If youre looking for a way to find a

solid stock at the right moment,
keep your eye on volume.
The amount of shares traded can
tell you whether a stock is a true
leader or ready to take a dive.
The primary drivers of market activity, i.e., volume, are institutional
investors. Mutual funds, pension
funds and other financial institutions own roughly two-thirds of all
stocks. Because they wield huge
amounts of cash, it makes a differencewhen they decide to buy or sell.
Institutions build a position in a
stock over time. When you see volume and the share price swell over
a few weeks or even months its
known as accumulation. Its a clear
sign that major investors are sponsoring the stocks rise.
The IBD Accumulation/Distribution Rating gives investors volume
trends for the most recent 13 weeks.
Strong accumulation gets a rating
of A or B the big money believes
that the stock is ready to move up
and buys accordingly.
A rating of D or E means that the
big money is shedding shares and
you might want to as well.
A C rating is neutral and may be
OK when a stock breaks out.
You can find stocks in accumulation in IBDs Stocks On The Move,
today on Page B1. An online version
of this table, updated throughout
the day, is at Investors.com.
The listed stocks have to gain or
lose at least a half-point, with daily
average volume no lower than
60,000 shares traded. The big investors often stick to 100,000 shares at
a time.
NYSE stocks must trade at a price
of at least 20 a share and Nasdaq
stocks at least 16 to be considered
for purchase, because institutional

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These rules arent based on our personal opinion or those of Wall

Streets experts. IBD built detailed models of all the most successful
stocks every year from 1880 to 2005. We analyzed their common characteristics, what factors existed before these very best companies had
huge advances and how these factors changed when the stocks topped.
So these rules represent how the market actually works. If you ignore
them and rely instead on personal opinions, feelings or emotions, you
are potentially arguing with how the market has functioned for 50 years
and you will likely make more costly mistakes.

60
50
45
38
Base

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26
24
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Volume
1,040,000
500,000
240,000
Sep 06

Dec

Mar 07

Jun

Sep

selling if the stock cannot rally back

within a few weeks.
Whenever youre ready to buy,
look for stocks that are breaking out
of solid bases in big volume. IBDs
RuleNo. 4suggests you confine purchases to breakouts from sound
bases in big volume at least 50%
above average in most cases. That
lets you know there is institutional
buying occurring.
Capella EducationCPLA is a good
example of how volume foretold a
good opportunity.
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Recent quarterly earnings and

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Avoid cheap stocks. Buy stocks
selling for $15 to $100 or more.

Learn how to use charts to see

sound bases and exact buy
points. Confine buys to these points
as stocks break out on big volume
increases.

Cut every loss when its 8%

below your cost. Make no
exceptions so youll avoid any
possible huge, damaging losses.
Never average down in price.

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investors focus on higher-priced

stocks. This is IBDs investing rule
No. 3: Avoid cheap stocks to sidestep volatility andlack of institutional support.
When you spot accumulation, you
might consider buying when the
stock reaches a buy point.
You can also tell whos lagging:
Theres a section for Stocks On The
Move, those down in price.
If you see a stock thats having a
big sell-off in heavy volume, beware: Thats a possible sell signal. If
the stocks price plunges below the
10-week moving average, consider

If all 20 fact-based rules are carefully followed (not just the ones you
like), your investment results can materially improve:

tomed late that month on a bullish

reversal in above-average volume .
The next two weeks, Capella rose
in strong volume further evidence of accumulation.
Capella broke out Aug. 17, jumping 6% in rapid trade .
The market didnt follow through
to confirm a new uptrend until late
August, so investors should have
waited. But a pullback to the
10-week moving average offered
another buy opportunity. From
there, Capella surged about 45%
until peaking in early November.

Follow selling rules on when to

sell and take profit on the way
up. Review When to Sell and Take
a Profit in How to Make Money in
Stocks.

Buy when market indexes are in

an uptrend. Reduce investments
and raise cash when general market
indexes show five days of increased
volume distribution.

Read IBDs Investors Corner and

Big Picture columns to learn
how to recognize important tops
and bottoms in market indexes.

Buy stocks with a Composite

Rating of 90 or more and a
Relative Price Strength Rating of 85
or higher in the IBD SmartSelect
Corporate Ratings.

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Pick companies with management ownership of stock.

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13

Buy mostly in the top six broad

industry sectors in IBDs New
Highs List.
Select stocks with increasing
institutional sponsorship in
recent quarters.
Current quarterly after-tax
profit margins should be
improving, near their peak and
among the best in the stocks industry.
Dont buy because of dividends or P-E ratios. Read a
story on the company. Buy the No. 1
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and sales growth, ROE, profit
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Pick companies with a superior
new product or service.
Invest mainly in entrepreneurial New America companies.
Pay close attention to those with an
IPO in the past eight years.
Check into companies buying
back 5% to 10% of their stock
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(what is managements
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Dont try to bottom guess or
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pride and ego.
Find out if the market currently favors big-cap or small-cap
stocks.
Do a post-analysis of all your
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Evaluate and develop rules to
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