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Communist Cuba is turning 50;

thats one long history of failure
He scouted and ran Puerto Rico

before making his way to Florida
The two top trackers dont jibe,

so advertisers are auditing them
If Tower thrives in New York,

it can make it anywhere, right?
November redemptions shrink

from the record set in October
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serves up a cup with handle
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Housing, Sentiment
And Factory Data
Show No Recovery
Stocks Jump, End At Days Highs
Stocks closed at the best levels of a solid

session. The Nasdaq jumped 2.7%, as the
Philly semiconductor index bolted 4.6%.
The Dow rose 2.2% as GMGM climbed 6%
after the Treasury shored up its GMAC arm.
The S&P 500 and NYSE composite both
gained 2.4%. Volume rose after several days
of sluggish action. The 10-year Treasury
yield fell 5 ticks to 2.06%. More on B1, B2
But GMAC Aid Lifts Stocks
Holiday Sales: Worst Since 1970
Home prices fall keeps

getting worse; confidence
wilts to a new record low
Nov.-Dec. same-store sales likely will

fall 1.5%-2% vs. a year ago, the sharpest
drop since at least 1970, the Intl Council of
Shopping Centers said. Ex Wal-MartWMT,
sales will be far worse. With spending weak
and credit tight, analysts predict huge store
closures, bankruptcies and job losses in 09.
Also, holiday online sales fell 3% to $25.5 bil,
comScore said. More on this page, A4
GMAC Rescue Lifts Automakers
GMGM rose 6% to 3.80 after the Treasury

injected $5 bil into its 49%-owned
GMAC Financial unit and agreed to lend $1
bil more to GM to ease credit so consumers
could get car loans. GM immediately offered
0% financing on new cars. The govt feared a
GMAC bankruptcy would spur GMs collapse. The Treasury got preferred shares
paying an 8% dividend. FordF rose 3%.
BY SCOTT STODDARD
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
A PAKISTANI SOLDIER stands guard on the Jamrud Road in Peshawar, near the Afghan border. Pakistan has
blockedtheroad,akeysupplyroutetoU.S.andNATOforcesinAfghanistan,inordertobeginanoffensiveagainst
Taliban forces. The Jamrud Road links Kabul, the Afghan capital, with Pakistans main port city, Karachi. AP
Holiday Retail Sales Worst In Decades;

Many Store Closures, Bankruptcies Loom
Accused Gov. Makes Senate Pick Economy, Credit To Blame

A defiant Gov. Rod Blagojevich, whom
prosecutors allege plotted to sell Outside of discounters,
Pres.-elect Barack Obamas Senate seat, ap- a wide variety of chains
pointed ex-Ill. AG Roland Burris, 71, to fill could face liquidation
the post, igniting a political firestorm. Sen-
ate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.,

said hell refuse to seat Burris or anyone
picked by the Blagojevich. Its not clear if
the Senate can bar Burris. More on this page
Israel Mulling Gaza Cease-Fire
Israeli officials are considering halting

an aerial assault of Gaza after 4 days, but
warned of a ground offensive if Hamas
keeps firing rockets across the border. The
White House said a truce hinges on the terror group. Israeli jets bombed Hamas offices
and security facilities as militants launched
more rockets, which have struck as deep as
23 miles inside Israel in the city of Ashdod.
Home Prices Are Still Tumbling
S&P/Case-Shillers 20-city home price

index fell a record 18% in Oct. vs. a year
before. Monthly drops have picked up for
the past 4 months. The glut of unsold homes
is still too high to stabilize prices. Also, the
Fed said itll start in early Jan. to carry out its
plan to buy mortgage-backed securities to
help cut mortgage rates and shore up housing. More on this page
Consumer Gloom At Record High
The Consumer Confidence Index unexpectedly fell 6.7 points in Dec. to 38, the
lowest since the series began in 1969. The
current conditions gauge dived to its lowest
levelsince theaftermath of the1990-91 recession. Expectations also weakened. Soaring
unemployment and other economic woes
offset lower gas prices. More on this page
Chicago Factories In Reverse
ISM-Chicagos regional manufacturing

gauge edged up to 34.1 in Dec., a negligible rise from Nov.s 26-year low of 33.8 and
well below the neutral 50 level. Subindexes
for jobs and orders also rose but stayed very
negative. The prices paid index hit a record
low as energy costs crash. ISMs U.S. factory
index is due out Fri. More on this page, A2
Pakistan closed the main overland route

used to ferry supplies to U.S. and allied
troopsinsouthernAfghanistanasitlaunched
an offensive vs. militants. While the U.S. supports the crackdown, the closure is forcing it
to establish alternative routes just as its preparing to nearly double the number of U.S.
troops in Afghanistan.
Oil Slips As Data Override Gaza
10
Feb. crude futures fell 99 cents to

$39.03 a barrel after climbing to
40.39 midday. Continuing conflict between
Israel and Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip
applied upward pressure. But demand concerns, fueled by another slate of gloomy U.S.
economic reports, eventually outweighed
heightened Mideast tensions.
08 est.:
-1.5% to -2%
BY MARILYN MUCH
Shoppers continued to keep purse

strings drawn during Christmas
week, dashing hopes of a lastminute jolt for the worst holiday
season in decades, while raising
concerns that a rash of store closings and bankruptcies loom.
Retailers usually get a lift the
days right before and after Christmas. But severe weather and economic head winds kept consumers away. Same-store sales for the
week ending Dec. 27 slid 1.8% vs. a
year ago, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers-Goldman Sachs index.
Overall, December same-store
sales will fall 1%, forecasts Michael Niemira, ICSCs chief economist. He expects total holiday
same-store sales to fall 1.5%-2%
vs. a year ago. That would be the
worst since 1970.
This holiday season was negatively impacted by the recession,
the escalating unemployment rate
andtheweakeningconsumerconfidence accentuated by the financial
crisis, said Niemira. As a whole,
it prompted retailers to increase
their discounting, which further
added to the woes to the industry.
Analysts expect retailers fourthquarter profits to slide 19.1% vs. a
year ago, the worst on record, said
Ken Perkins, president of Retail
Metrics. It would mark the seventh straight negative quarter.
The fallout from the holiday season exacerbates the situation at
the retail level and shopping center level, said Howard Davidowitz, chairman of Davidowitz & Associates, a retail consulting firm.
Its another nail in the coffin, lead-
0
-2
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08e
Source: International Council of Shopping Centers
ing to massive bankruptcies, store

closings,problemsinshoppingcenters and problems with suppliers.
AlixPartners, a turnaround consulting firm, predicts 26% of 182 retailers with over $500 million in
sales have a high risk factor for financial distress or bankruptcy
over the coming 24 months.
If we get away from the pure discounters like Wal-MartWMT, no
one is immune, and I expect to see
a broad range of retailers filing,
said Lawrence Gottlieb, head of
the bankruptcy and restructuring
practice at the law firm of Cooley
Godward Kronish.
Theres no sign of a credit thaw
by early 2009, he says.
Those retailers who had a terrible Christmas can expect to have
great difficulty having banks lend
them more money because of the
credit freeze, he said. And if they
need to file, they can expect very
little help from the banks.
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Still Headed South

S&P/Case-Shiller home price index
20% 20-city gauge, yearly

10
0
Oct.:
-18%
record
drop
-10
-20
02 03 04 05 06 07 08
Consumer Confidence Index
150
120
90
60
30
Dec.: 38
record low
00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
Sources: S&P/Case-Shiller, Conference Board, Datastream
The national ISM manufacturingindex is set for a Friday release.

Meanwhile, home prices continue to fall, with the Case-Shiller
index hitting March 2004 levels.
The 20-city index is off 23.4%
from its July 2006 peak. Prices in
Phoenix, Las Vegas and San Francisco plunged more than 30% in
October from a year ago.
Sharp price declines and historically low mortgage rates have so
far failed to lure potential buyers
worried about job losses. The unemployment rate rose to a 15-year
high of 6.7% in November and its
expected to climb further.
The Conference Boards current
conditionsindex dived toa 16-year
low of 29.4 in December from 42.3
in November as job losses and
fears easily offset lower gas prices.
The outlook gauge fell 2.4 points
to 43.8 in December.
Consumers who said jobs are
hard to get rose to 42% in December from 37.1% in November.
Those claiming jobs are plentiful decreased to 6.2% from 8.7%.
Blagojevich Senate Pick Sets Off Capitol Hill Standoff

Senate Dems: Well Reject
Accused of trying to sell
Senate seat, gov. defies
Dem caucus with move
BY SEAN HIGGINS
CONTENTS
U.S.-Afghan Supply Route Shut
Worst Since 1970

Nov.-Dec. holiday same-store
sales, yearly change
4%
Davidowitz expects retail bankruptcies to differ from those of the

past, where stores filed under
Chapter 11 and reorganized.
In the new world theyll file
Chapter 11 and liquidate, he said.
He says so far this year there
have been 30 retail liquidations, including Linens n Things and
Mervyns department store chain.
Home retailers are the most vulnerable, Davidowitz said. Home
decor chain Pier 1 ImportsPIR has
shut 600 stores and may not survive, he says. Ethan AllenETH furniture chain is another ailing retailer.
Department stores, which sell
discretionary items, clothes and
home goods, are next. He says
SearsSHLD, SaksSKS and DillardsDDS
are among those doing poorly.
Apparel chains like ChicosCHS
and Charming ShoppesCHRS are
struggling too.
The high pace of store closings
due to bankruptcy or other reasonsshouldcontinue,but notaccelerate in 2009, says Niemira. Thats
because the industry already
slashed stores this year.
He pegs 2008 store closings at
about 150,000, the highest since
the 2001 recession.
Defaults will climb in 2009, says
Edward Henderson,vice president
and senior analyst at Moodys.
In terms of financing, most retailers still have credit lines in place.
Still, a lot of retailers have assetbased lending facilities. Banks
could make it hard for them to finance their spring inventory.
Home prices plunged by the most

on record in October and consumer confidence unexpectedly dived
toan all-time low inDecember, according to separate reports on
Tuesday, suggesting that a yearlong recession has yet to bottom.
Meanwhile, a gauge of Midwest
factory activity remained weak in
December, though readings on
new orders and jobs rose.
The Standard & Poors/CaseShiller 20-city home price index
fell by a record 18% in October vs.
a year earlier, the biggest drop
since records began in 2000. The
10-city index tumbled 19.1%, the
most in its 21-year history.
Falling home and stock values,
tight credit and rising unemployment have put Americans in a
gloomy mood. The Conference
Boards Consumer Confidence
Index sank 6.7 points in December to 38, the lowest since records
began in 1969. Economists had expected a slight increase to 45.5.
The latest retail estimates suggest that this is the worst holiday
shopping season since at least
1970. (See related story on this
page).
Were going to have some exceptionally weak data in the
fourth quarter in terms of GDP,
and the first quarter is likely to be
very weak as well, said Keith
Hembre, chief economist at First
American Funds.
The economy will likely contract
at anannual rateof5%, 6% or more
in the fourth quarter after shrinking at a 0.5% pace in the third.
Yetstocksrose aftertheTreasury
saiditwillgive$5billion toGMAC,
GMsGM troubled finance arm.
The Dow climbed 2.2%, the S&P
500 2.4% and the Nasdaq 2.7%.
Falling energy prices, low mortgage rates and aggressive Federal
Reserve action to ease the credit
crunch could help the economy to
recover in the second half of next
year. But much depends on a huge
government stimulus package expected early next year.
We are expecting to see the re-
cession bottom out by mid-year

2009 and conditions start to slowly improve by the end of the year,
said Robert Dye, an economist at
PNC Financial.
TheMidwest purchasing managers index edged up to 34.1 in December from Novembers 26-year
low of 33.8, a negligible increase, the Institute for Supply
Management-Chicago said. Readings below 50 signal contraction.
The prices paid index plunged to
a record low.
Senate Democratic leaders said

Tuesday that they would not
allow Ill. Gov. Rod Blagojevichs
choice of Roland Burris, a former
state attorney general, to fill the
Senate vacancy left by Presidentelect Obama.
Blagojevich,alsoaDemocrat,was
unfazed and said in a press conference shortly after the Senate Democrats announcement that he
would continue to push for Burris.
The scandal-tainted governors
defiancecreatesanunprecedented
political standoff that could leave
the Senate seat in limbo, eroding
Democrats Capitol Hill edge.
The showdown could also have
a racial tinge. Rep. Bobby Rush,
D-Ill., appeared at the press conference and repeatedly said Bur-
ris would be the Senates only African-American. Rush openly dared

Senate Democrats to reject Burris.
Without an Illinois replacement,
the Democrats will have just 57
seats in the Senate next year. A recount is under way for a Minnesota seat. That leaves them three
short of the number needed to
stop GOP-led filibusters.
Ordinarily, governors fill vacant
Senate seats by appointment to
serve out the term or until a special election.
Thatprocesswasthrownintoturmoilwhen Blagojevich was caught
in wiretapped conversations tryingto sell theseat, prosecutors say.
Blagojevich was formally arrested by federal agents on Dec. 9. He
has denied the charges.
Thedayafterhis arrest,theentire
Senate Democratic caucus signed
a letter urging Blagojevich to step
down and under no circumstance
make an appointment to fill the vacantIllinois Senate seat.
Senate Majority Leader Harry
Reid, D-Nev., called Blagojevichs
decision truly regrettable in a
Tuesday statement.
Anyone appointed by Gov.

Blagojevich cannot be an effective
representative of the people of Illinois and, as we have said, will not
be seated by the Democratic Caucus, he said.
Blagojevich brushed Reids announcement aside.
I am absolutely confident and
certain that the United States Senate is going to seat a man of Roland
Burrisunquestioned integrity, extensive experience and his long
history of public service, he told
reporters. Please dont allow the
allegations against me to taint this
good and honest man.
Burris, 71, has had a long career
in state politics. Before serving as
attorney general from 1991 to 95,
he was elected as state comptroller in 1978. He was the first African-American to win statewide office in Illinois.
He said he was happy to accept
the appointment and urged the
Senate not to leave the seat vacant.
It is incomprehensible that the
people of the great state of Illinois
willenter the 111thCongress shorthanded, Burris said.
Burris said he would examine

his options, including legal ones, if
the Senate refused to seat him.
Rushsaid he wouldurge the Congressional Black Caucus to pressure the Senate Democrats.
There are no African-Americans in the Senate, and I dont see
anyone any U.S. senator wanting to go on record to deny one African-American from being seated, he said.
The Constitution gives the Senate the right to judge the qualifications of its members, and there are
precedents for rejecting a person.
The Senate Democrats letter indicates they would use them.
AmericanEnterprise Instituteresearch fellow John Fortier says
the precedents are no longer valid.
The Supreme Court ruled (in
1969) that the Senate and the
House are the judge of the qualifications for their members but that
they cannot add new qualifications, Fortier said.
The only valid qualifications are
minimum age and residency.
It is the states appointment. It
is not the Senates, Fortier said.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2008
VITAL SIGNS
Chicago Purchasers Index Edges Off Low

Business activity in the U.S. Midwest rose to 34.1 in
Dec. from Nov.s 26-year low of 33.8, but that is still
well below the break-even 50 level. A gauge of
prices paid fell to a record low of 30.5 as fuel costs
declined. Subindexes for orders and jobs rose
modestly but remain very weak.
Sources: Institute for Supply Management-Chicago, Datastream
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Chicago PMI business index

70
Dec.:
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60
Prices paid index
New orders index
90
60
70
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Employment index
60
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TO THE POINT
BUSINESS BRIEFS
CHEMICALS
TECHNOLOGY
Report: Dow may pursue buyout
Speculation about Jobs rekindled
The chemical giant may tap a $13 bil

bridge loan to pay for a takeover of
rival Rohm & HaasROH, salvaging a
deal that appeared to collapse after
the Kuwaiti govt pulled out of a
$17.4 bil joint venture, the Financial
Times said. Dow ChemicalsDOW
other option is to sue Kuwait over
payment of the $2.5 bil breakup fee.
Dow rose 1.5% to 15.55. Rohm
surged 11.9% to 59.70.
00 HuntsmanHUN, a chemical maker,
said it received $425 mil from Hexion Specialty Chemicals, the last
payment tied to a $1 bil penalty for
terminating a $6.5 bil buyout deal.
Huntsman rose 2.1% to 3.45.
AppleAAPL fell as much as 2% before

rebounding to end down just 0.4%
at 86.29 after technology Web site
Gizmodo revived speculation that
CEO Steve Jobs has an undisclosed
health problem. Gizmodo quoted a
solid source, which it did not identify, as saying that Jobs canceled a
keynote address at Macworld next
week because of his rapidly declining health. Apple declined to comment on the report, the latest of several about the reclusive executive.
RETAIL
Staples trims $3 bil credit line
The office supplies retail giant
climbed 2.4% to 17.71 after it said it
reduced a $3 bil credit line by $250
mil. StaplesSPLS move came after
Moodys warned that the company
could face a negative rating if it
failed to make progress in refinancing the line of credit. Staples established the credit line to help finance
its $2.65 bil buyout of Dutch peer
Corporate Express. Staples expects
the merger will reduce expenses by
$300 mil over 3 years.
AMD increases estimated charge

The chipmaker said it expects to
takea $70 mil charge in Q4tied to restructuring costs, $20 mil more
than it projected last month. Advanced Micro DevicesAMD also said
it laid off 600 workers, 100 more
than it previously said it was cutting. The No. 2 maker of PC processors behind IntelINTC also said in an
SEC filing that it would take unspecified additional charges in the first
half of 2009. It rose 5.2% to 2.24.
00 Next year will be especially
difficult for semiconductor companies, S&P projected, noting their

orders are declining precipitously. The agency, which rates corporate bonds, said it expects negative
credit trends to continue.
SOMALISHELPaninjuredmanTuesdayaftermortarsslammedintoabusy
market in Mogadishu, Somalias capital, killing at least 10. The impending
pullout of Ethiopian troops, who have been propping up the countrys weak
government, has encouraged Islamic insurgents to intensify attacks.
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TRANSPORTATION
FINANCE
Steep drop seen in intl air freight Nationwide to close NFS buyout
Intl air cargo traffic fell 13.5% in
Nov. and passenger traffic dropped
4.6%, according to the International Air Transport Association. The
figures marked the sharpest declines since the months after the
9/11 attacks. IATA director Giovanni Bisignani called the cargo decline shocking, adding it clearly
shows the rapid fall in global trade.
00 Chrysler canceled its annual
all-expenses-paid trip for about
300 top-performing dealers for the
first time in decades, citing the
financial challenges the company
faces.
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The parent of life insurer Nationwide Financial ServicesNFS will go

through with its proposed buyout of
the 34% stake it doesnt own for$2.4
bil, a published report said. Nationwide Mutual Insurance announced
the buyout Aug. 6 for $52.25 a share.
Market turmoil fueled doubts about
thedeal, sendingNationwide Financial shares as low as $40 in Oct. It
closed up 0.4% at 52.21.
BlackRock voting rights changed

The investment managers ownership was restructured due to a purchase of Merrill Lynch by Bank of
AmericaBAC. As a result, PNC Financial ServicesPNC will hold the largest
voting block in BlackRockBLK, with
47% of the voting rights, though it
owns only 33% of the common
shares. Merrill, which owns a
49.5% stake in BlackRock, will see
its voting block slashed to 4.9%.
PNC surged 5.7% to 46.18. BlackRock rose 4.4% to 129.68.
00 HSBCHBC, the British bank, was
slammed by Hong Kong lawmakers
for selling Lehman Bros. bonds
before the brokerage collapsed.
About 40,000 residents bought an
estimated $2.6 bil worth of the
bonds. HSBC edged up 1% to 47.08.
IN BRIEF
BiovailBVF, a drug maker, recalled
its chronic pain drug Ultram ER due
to problems with the tablets. The
recall will reduce Q4 revenue by
$4.4 mil. Shares rose 3.5% to 9.23.
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Cargill for $65,000 a day for up to
62 months. It rose 5.9% to 12.65.
For The Record: The Q&A for the

New Issue America on Dec. 23
should have identified Foley &
Lardner as a law firm, not an investment firm.
ECONOMY
NATION
U.S. lending tumbles in 2008
Franken holds Minn. Senate lead
U.S. loan issuance plunged 55% to

$764 bil, the lowest since 94, with
most of the slump coming in the
2nd half of the year, according to Reuters Loan Pricing Corp. That was
down from $1.69 tril in 2007 as the
global credit crunch choked off
lending to American businesses. Investment-grade loans fell 52% to
$319 bil, while leveraged loan issuance dropped 57% to $294 bil. JPMorgan was the top lender in the
U.S. last year, doling out $198.5 bil
in loans, a 26% market share. Lending will likely remain anemic in
2009, RLPC said.
Dem candidate Al Franken now

holds a 50-vote lead over GOP Sen.
Norm Coleman with almost all of
the counting in Minnesotas Senate
race done. Frankens lead increased
Tue. when the state Canvassing
Board finished allocating thousands of ballots that had been held
up due to candidate challenges.
Colemans hopes now ride on a pool
of uncounted absentee ballots.
00 The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence asked a federal
judge to issue an injunction barring
the Interior Dept. from overturning
a 25-year ban on carrying concealed, loaded guns in most natl
parks. The rule change is to take
effect in Jan.
00 Federal Housing Finance Agency director James Lockhart said
mortgage rates could fall another

50 to 100 basis points, adding he
wants to see TARP funds used for
mortgage assets and private-label
securities. The regulator of Freddie
MacFRE and Fannie MaeFNM said the
mortgage finance giants have an
effective govt guarantee.
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People who took care of a sick

spouse lived longer and reduced
their risk of dying by about 50%
over a 7-year period, a study by the
Univ. of Mich. found. People over
age 70 who spent an average of 14 or
more hours a week caregiving had a
significantly decreased risk of death
vs. those who did not. Much has
been reported about caregivers
stress and burden, but researchers
say helping others is related to the
release of oxytocin, a hormone that
may help buffer the effects of stress.
Also, caregiving could provide a
sense of purpose, the study said.
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A speedy new vehicle to be rolled

out for an Antarctic expedition next
year will include a radar system that
will enable explorers to detect and
steer clear of dangerous ice crevasses. British automaker Lotus is designing the Concept Ice Vehicle, or
CIV,whichwill bepoweredbybioethanol. Instead of rolling on wheels,
the propeller-driven vehicle will
glide on skis and be able to reach a
top speed of 84 mph. The CIV will
leadthe Moon-Regan Trans Antarctic Expedition in Nov. 09.
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filed a lawsuit challenging a new

Ark. law banning unmarried couples living together from becoming
foster or adoptive parents. The Ark.
chapter of the ACLU filed the lawsuit on behalf of the families.
ECB rate cuts yet to filter through

The European Central Bank president, Jean-Claude Trichet, said
past rate cuts by the central bank
have still not fully filtered through
to the economy. The ECB has cut interest rates by 175 basis points since
early Oct. to 2.5% as a response to
the economic downturn and rapidly falling inflation. The ECB
projects euro zone GDP to fall about
0.5% next year and inflation to average roughly 1.4%. While financial
markets anticipate another rate cut,
the central bank has not given a firm
indication if it will cut or not.
00 Retail spending in the euro
zone fell for a 7th straight month in
Dec., according to the Bloomberg
euro zone retail purchasing managers index. It rose to 41.4 vs. 40.6 in
Nov., but remained below the neutral 50. The year-over-year sales
index hit a new low of 35.1 in Dec.
00 German inflation slowed to
1.1% in Dec., the lowest in over two
years, due to declining fuel prices
and stuttering economic growth. It
was the fifth straight monthly drop,
suggesting inflation in the broader
euro zone may have also fallen.
00 Spains economy will contract
in Q4, the Bank of Spain said. After
Q3s 0.2% quarter-on-quarter decline, that would officially put the
euro zones No. 4 economy into a
recession for the first time in 15
years.
WORLD
Protesters ease Thailand standoff
Anti-govt demonstrators abandoned their siege of Thailands Foreign Ministry building, ending a
standoff that had threatened to reignitea political crisis. Newlyappointed PM Abhisit Vejjajiva left the
building after giving a key policy address in which he vowed to jumpstart the economy and heal political
divisions. The speech was to be
given at Parliament, but protesters
had blocked access to the building.
AFGHANISTAN: The number of

roadside bombs and kidnappings
doubled in Afghanistan in 2008 vs.
2007, U.S. Ambassador William
Wood said, underscoring the
countrys deteriorating security
situation.
PAKISTAN: Islamabad claims India
has dispatched its soldiers toward
their shared border, a move India
denied. Pakistans accusation
follows reports that Pakistan was
deploying its troops to the border.
RUSSIA: Pres. Dmitry Medvedev

signed a law extending presidential
terms from 4 years to 6, in a move
seen as paving the way for Vladimir
Putins return to the presidency.
COMPANY INDEX
COMING UP WEDNESDAY
00 Jobless claims for the week
ended Dec. 27, 8:30 a.m. EST (forecast: 575,000).
TRENDS & INNOVATIONS

Caregivers found to live longer
00 More than a dozen families
00 Rising blood sugar levels could

harm an aging brain, a Columbia
Univ. study said. It found that
80-year-olds who had Type 2 diabetes were more likely to have damaged brain tissue. The study also
noted people who exercised regularly suffered fewer cognitive problems, suggesting workouts helped
stabilize blood glucose levels.
00 Professional tennis players who
disagree with a judges out call
may often be right, according to a
study by Univ. of Calif., Davis. Researchers examined 4,457 points of
07 Wimbledon tournament, and
found 84% of wrong rulings were
instances of a shot landing in the
court, but being called out. Only
in 13 cases was a ball that landed out
ruled in. It blamed the way humans perceive moving objects.
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San Francisco State Univ. suggested. The researchers examined blind
Olympic athletes who cannot learn
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When the blind athletes won, they
smiled just like their seeing competitors. The study concluded that expressions of joy and anger are hereditary, and hard-wired into the brain.
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WISDOM TO LIVE BY
Cousteau On Outlook
Bacon On Change
On Action
Sawyer On Focus
If we were logical, the future would be bleak indeed.

But we are more than logical. We are human beings,
and we have faith, and we have hope, and we can
work. Jacques Cousteau, explorer
He that will not apply new remedies must expect

new evils, for time is the greatest innovator.
Chinese proverb
I think the one lesson I

have learned is that there
is no substitute for paying
attention.
Diane Sawyer, newscaster
Midler On Individuality
Cherish forever what makes you unique, cuz
youre really a yawn if it goes. Bette Midler, entertainer
Francis Bacon, essayist
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Talk doesnt cook rice.
Hoover On Recovery
Walton On Leading
I have always been driven to buck the system, to
innovate, to take things beyond where theyve
been. Sam Walton, Wal-Mart founder
Economic wounds must be healed by the

action of the cells of the economic body
the producers and consumers themselves.
Herbert Hoover, 31st U.S. president
LEADERS & SUCCESS

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HOW YOU THINK IS EVERYTHING: Always be positive. Think

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

Men and women think,
work and run companies differently. Though most businesspeople know this,
theyre hard-pressed to
point out the distinctions without
sounding like theyre stereotyping.
But recent scan studies reveal differences between the male and female brain. In Leadership and the
Sexes: Using Gender Science to Create Success in Business, Michael
Gurian and Barbara Annis show
how some tasks are easier for one
sex and harder for the other.
Companies such as Procter & Gamble, Nissan and Deloitte & Touche
apply gender-based knowledge in
the workplace. Gurian, a therapist
and corporate speaker who specializes in gender issues, and Marcia
Mantell, a retirement consultant in
Needham, Mass., share tips.
00 Respect each other. Gurian advises folks to read about gender
gaps. Neither men nor women are
better, he told IBD. Theyre just
different. Understanding (how)
helps all of us work together more
efficiently and effectively. This is
truly a bottom-line issue.
00 Learn to work together. Mantell
tells IBD that many women, including her, solve problems in a linear
way. They start at step one. In contrast, a key male employee often
starts by looking at the end result.
How can men and women bridge
the gap? Hash it out, Mantell said.
Start with an informal working session. Give everyone a chance to talk.
Women are better at remembering
the details that may be affected.
Men are better at conceptualizing
the big picture. Neither is less critical to the success of the end product
and the companys sales.
00 Know your audience. When in

meetings or speaking one-on-one
with female colleagues, resist tuning out or saying get to the point
too soon, Gurian tells men. The female brain processes more words
than the male one.
When speaking to men, use fewer
words and rely on visuals and graphics, Gurian tells women. The male
brain strongly tracks images and
movement. Too many words, the
guys eyes will glaze over, he said.
00 Aim your ammo. If men want
to do better in negotiations with another company, they should consider using the female talent around
them, Gurian said.This is especially important for executives.
Women read sensory and facial
cues better than most men. They
might notice unspoken signs of resistance or receptiveness that reveal an impasse or breakthrough.
Negotiations are about data, but
theyre also about personalities and
emotions, Gurian said.
00 Negotiate in their language.
When bargaining with a male boss

for a promotion, women should
focus on the data backing up their
success early in the conversation.
Guys tend to stick close to the data
and go for the jugular, Gurian said.
C-level male executives are hightestosterone guys. As they get more
competitive, they push the data and
say its incontrovertible.
Women should avoid talking in
questions with upward tones, such
as This is pretty good, dont you
think? Make strong statements.
In contrast, men negotiating with
a female boss should chat and build
rapport first, then bring up relationship management skills before
going to the data. Gloria Lau
Ponce De Leon Saw The Way

Get Going: The Spanish discoverer searched for more than the Fountain of Youth
BY DONNA HOWELL
Ponce de Leons Keys
Out of work, Juan Ponce de Leon

headed for the beach.
Hed fought for Spain, voyaged
with Christopher Columbus and
governed Puerto Rico.
Only after being booted from that
last job did he make his best-known
achievement, discovering Florida.
Such was Ponce de Leons resolve
and independent spirit that when
life handed him a lemon, he made
lemonade and history.
The essence of the story is, he was
an unemployed conquistador, so he
eventually obtained permission to
extend his discoveries and discover
new land, said Robert Weddle, author of Spanish Sea: The Gulf of
Mexico in North American Discovery and other historical works.
In Ponce de Leons time, 500 years
ago, the prospect of gold drew Spanish conqueror-explorers to the Caribbean. He had already acquired
some by the time he reached Floridas east coast. He may have been
after more; scholars debate it. On
his last voyage, he brought settlers.
The legend is the Fountain of
Youth motivated his interest . . . but
thats pretty well put aside by historians, Weddle said.
Ponce de Leons own youth exposed him to the nuances of government, sure to come in handy during
his exploits in the West. Whatever
his primary motivations as conquistador, its clear that settling the New
World was among them.
Moving Higher
Ponce de Leon (born circa 1474
and died in 1521) was a noble from a
dynastic family.
He can be said to have been born
intogreatness anda recognized leader, Douglas Peck, author of Ponce
de Leon and the Discovery of Florida, said in an e-mail interview. He
was the son of the respected and
powerful Count Juan Ponce de
Leon, who forced the other lesser
warlords to join Ferdinand and Isabella in forming the first Spanish
monarchy.And hisbrother wasRodrigo Ponce de Leon, the celebrated
Cid,or supreme general, responsible
fordriving the Moors from Spain.
Peck says Juan Ponce de Leon
would have been well tutored in
reading, writing, math and management of large family agrarian estates
as well as warfare.
Growing up, he served as a squire
to Don Pedro Nunez de Guzman, a
knight commander. Ponce de Leon
handled mundane tasks such as
cleaning and delivering messages,
but also learned how to be a warrior.
Both helped drive the Moors out of
Spain in 1492.
What: Discovered Florida,

setting the stage for Europeans
to colonize North America.
How: When circumstances

blocked his progress, hed go
find an even better adventure.
Juan Ponce de Leon claimed Florida for Spain in 1513, two decades after he
joined Christopher Columbus second voyage to the West Indies.
That year Columbus made his first

voyage. Wordreturned of his discoveries around the Bahamas, including finding spices and other riches.
Ponce de Leon, aided by Guzmans
influence, signed on for Columbus
voyage to the West Indies the next
year. This colonization project involved 17 ships and 1,200 people.
Ponce de Leon disembarked and
stayed 15 years on Hispaniola, the
second-biggest island in the Antilles
now home of the Dominican Republic and Haiti. He married an innkeepers daughter, had four children and aimed to be a landowner.
Known for his military skill, Ponce
de Leon was asked by the West Indies governor to quell a native rebellion on the eastern part of the island,
which he and his men did. His reward was being named governor of
that part. He then gained wealth
farming sugarcane and livestock.
One day a native from nearby
Boriquen brought a nugget of gold
to trade. Ponce lit up. Around 1506
he began exploring the island. He
named it Puerto Rico, for rich port.
He got on with the natives and
hoped to be governor. The conquistadors higher-ups first appointed
someone else. But Ponce de Leons
reputation prevailed. As squabbles
erupted over governance, his boss,
the West Indies governor, vouched
for him. Spain then named Ponce de
Leon governor. He was assigned

the task of conquering Puerto Rico,
and he did so without a fight because the natives were aware of his
humane treatment, Peck said.
Here, according to Peck, he employed good management techniques and focused on farming.
Ponce de Leons wealth came
from efficient management of his
agrarian plantations, the historian
said. He would have learned efficient land husbandry from the large
feudal land holdings of his family in
northern Spain.
He raised horses and other livestock, and produced cassava bread
for the burgeoning trade in the
West Indies, Peck says, rather than
concentrating on mining for gold,
most of which he would have had to
turn over to the crown.
Ponces Puerto Rico stint lasted
until a few years after Columbus
death in 1506. Then Spains King
Ferdinand made Columbus son,
Diego,the West Indies governor, replacing Ponces boss. Soon Diego
made himself governor of Puerto
Rico. Diego Columbus obtained
permission, for his fathers discovery, to follow up on all the territory
that was granted to him, and Ponce
was booted out, Weddle said.
In need of a new challenge, Ponce
de Leon appealed to the king for permission to go find new lands. Peck
discounts the idea that the explorer

was after a youth serum or gold.
Ponce de Leon was one of the
wealthiest conquistadors in the Indies, so he had no need for gold,
Peck said.
The conquistador was granted the
right to locate Bimini then meaning land northwest of the Bahamas
and claim it for Spain.
In 1513, he set off from Puerto Rico
with three ships and 200 men. But
he landed north of his intended destination in a place he called Pascua
Florida, feast of flowers. Ponce de
Leon claimed it for Spain.
MelbourneBeach, halfwayup Floridas east coast, is the generally accepted landing site, Peck says.
Ponce de Leon stayed almost a
week before sailing south by the
coast and around the Florida Keys,
possibly all the way up to the Panhandle. He spent the next six
months exploring.
This seven-month, 7,980-nautical-mile exploration voyage into unknown waters set the stage for subsequent European colonization in
North America, Peck said.
Then Ponce returned to his native
country, and the Spanish king
named him captain general.
Back To Florida
Spains crown gave him permission to return to settle Florida and
surrounding islands. But Ponce de
Leon waited eight years until landing exclusive settlement rights.
The king gave him a post called
adelantado. That, said Peck, granted him a rank far above that of governor and approaching that of a king
in power, prestige and wealth.
Ponce de Leon set off again in 1521.
Now he landed on the west coast of
Florida, near Charlotte Harbor,
where illness and battles with natives ensued the next few months.
He had 200 settlers, and domestic animals, but the Calusa Indians
in the area made it very hard it
didnt last at all, said Lisa Barton,senior curator at the Museum of Florida History.
Hit by an arrow, Ponce de Leon retreated with his ships to Cuba. His
wound proved fatal; he died there in
1521.
His gravestone in Puerto Rico
reads, Here rest the bones of a valiant Lion, mightier in deeds than in
name.
BEST OF LEADERS & SUCCESS
Brush-Wielding Jacob Lawrence Colored Our World

Make A Strong Point: The painters determination to depict real life in Harlem and beyond helped change the face of art
BY JED GRAHAM
Jacob Lawrence thought just one

way long term.
Take the way he set out in 1940 to
capture the story of the black migration to the North through a series of
60 paintings. There was nothing
haphazard about his effort.
If I had painted one painting and
completed it and gone on to the next
60 times, they would all be different, Lawrence told the Associated
Press in 1994. I thought in terms of
one work and not 60 works. And to
hold it together, I wanted to use the
same colors in the same way.
So he laid out 30 to 60 panels of
hardboard and painted them all at
once, using one color at a time,
wrote Elizabeth Turner in an essay
included in Over the Line: The Art
and Life of Jacob Lawrence.
Lawrence made a system of painting as one would plan a city or build
a skyscraper, she wrote.
Lawrences migration series,

which helped establish him as the
first black painter to gain nationwide recognition, was among the
highlights of a career that continued
until his death in 2000. He received
the National Medal of Arts and the
NAACPs Spingarn Medal.
Born in Atlantic City, N.J., in 1917
and raised partly in foster homes,
Lawrence, along with his mother
and siblings, went to Harlem in
1930. Knowing as a child that he
wanted to paint, he began developing his craft almost as soon as he
could hold a paintbrush.
On The Job
After dropping out of high school
to help support the family,
Lawrence worked during the days
and spent evenings in Harlem art
studios picking up ideas.
Lawrence found inspiration in his
surroundings. He saw dignity in the
everyday goings-on in Harlem.
He used bold colors and two-di-
Lawrences Keys
What: Painter who received
the National Medal of Arts and
the NAACPs Spingarn Medal.
How: My belief is that it is

most important for an artist to
develop an approach and philosophy about life if he has
developed this philosophy, he
does not put paint on canvas;
he puts himself on canvas.
mensional forms to bring them to

life. Early works included a group of
men listening to a street orator, and
three prostitutes sitting on the
stoop of a brothel.
Suffering, neglect and discrimination were all around him, but
Lawrence was one whose spirit
and urge to create will overcome all
obstacles, wrote one of his teachers in 1939 in a catalog accompanying a show of his work.
Lawrence turned those obstacles
into his foundation. He had difficulty talking with his mother. His father was absent for most of his
youth.
He found strength from other
sources.
Lawrences relationships with
the community were crucial to his
development as an artist, wrote
Ellen Wheat in Jacob Lawrence:
American Painter. Because of his
lack of strong family ties, the neighborhood became like a family to him
and the (WPA Harlem Art Workshop) group a nurturing force.
He made the most of his resources.
Instead of experimenting with oils,
Lawrence used only opaque, waterbased paints that he could buy at
five-and-dime stores, wrote Elizabeth Steele in Over the Line.
In a 1938 painting, Beggar No. 1,
Lawrence depicted a family walking down the street with a sharply
skewed red brick building in the
background to promote a sense of
three dimensionality, Steele wrote.
Movementis suggested by the distorted angles in the figures stances.

Despite the limitations of a fast-drying medium, which once applied
does not permit much manipulation, Lawrence is able to vividly capture the essence of the scene.
Inspired by stories he had heard
about early black leaders in community lectures, he spent endless hours
at the local library reading everything written about figures such as
Toussaint LOuverture, a Haitian
slavewho foughtagainstFrenchrule
andfounded the Republic ofHaiti.
From that research, he created series of paintings on Toussaint, Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman
to illustrate their heroism.
Look Back
Between 1937 and 1941 Lawrence
created more than 170 paintings in
series depicting nearly 200 years of
history in America, Turner wrote.
Lawrence followed his passion
and didnt care if that led him away
from the crowd. While American

art was becoming increasingly abstract, he painted the reality of
blacks everyday lives and the struggle for civil rights.
For him, art was too powerful a
mode of communication to focus on
aesthetics, Carol Strickland wrote
in the Christian Science Monitor.
He used the visual devices of abstraction geometric structure, elemental shapes and dynamic patterning to animate his paintings, ensuring they rose above mere narrative and never descended into facile
emotion.
Lawrences philosophy, like his
art, was life-affirming. He believed
in the struggle for progress.
If these people who were so
much worse off than the people
today could conquer their slavery,
we certainly can do the same thing,
he said.
This story originally ran Feb. 7, 2002,
on Leaders & Success.
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INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY

Advertisers Want Numbers To Add Up
Online Trackers Being Audited
Whats That Score, Again?
Nielsen, comScore differ

on Web site visitor counts,
but they dominate market
The dominant trackers of Web site visitors seldom

produce similar numbers
U.S. unique visitors in Nov., in millions
comScore
143.9
BY VICTOR REKLAITIS
In this high-tech world, it must be

simple enoughto track Website visitors. So lets see, in November AOL
drew 108.8 million visitors or
86.3 million.
Hmm, maybe not so easy. The
former count comes from comScoreSCOR, the latter from Nielsen
Online. And the disenchanted
grumbling about the 22.5 million
discrepancy and other differences
has come for years not just from
AOL but from most Web property
owners and, just as loud, from Web
advertisers trying to figure out
where to place ads and how much
to pay.
But an audit demanded by a big online ad group of comScore and Nielsen, the twodominant firms in Webtraffic tracking, is in full swing, with
core parts slated to be completed in
the second quarter of 2009. In the
meantime, a host of smaller Web
trackers are trying to gain a bigger
foothold.
Though comScore and Nielsen seldomagree on the numbers, some observers say they will stay in the drivers seat, in part to avoid even more
confusion.
For online traffic the kind of
thing that people are making advertising buys around its going to be
comScore and Nielsen, said Brad
Bortner, a Forrester Research analyst. Its a two-horse race, and the
others are kind of noise.
He says ad buyers dont want a
third option for tracking Internet
traffic. In fact, he says the marketplace doesnt even like having two
choices.
Everyone complains about Nielsen for TV, but theres only one of
them and people sort of put up with
it, Bortner said. If there were two,
theyd be fighting all the time. Itd
be painful. Thats whats happening
online.
The Interactive Advertising Bureau, which represents more than
375 companies involved in selling
online ads, sparked the audits of
comScore and Nielsen. The IAB
complained not only that the two
could have widely different totals,
but said both trackers totals were
often far below counts from IAB
members own server logs. Observers, though, say those logs have
Nielsen
119.1
comScore
108.8
Nielsen
86.3
comScore
47.4
Nielsen
55
their own problems, such as doublecounting.

But IAB members cant just dismiss comScore and Nielsen. Their
traffic totals are what ad buyers
focus on when they plan their purchases, and the cost of display and
video ads is tied to page views and
visitor counts. U.S. online ad revenue rose 11% in the third quarter
from the year-ago quarter, to $5.9
billion, says the IAB.
ComScore and Nielsen are now
very concentrated on their audits,
said George Ivie, CEO of the Media
Rating Council, the nonprofit that
is auditing the pair. The IAB called
for the audit in April 2007. The two
metrics firms are covering the audit
costs, aswith any MRC audit of a ratings service.
The process started out slow,
Ivie told IBD. But now both companies are very serious about being
accredited, he said.
In the meantime, other companies
such as Quantcast are making advances in Internet audience measurement. A recent AdWeek story
said two-year-old Quantcast is
starting to make headway.
Quantcast offers a hybrid approach to Web metrics. It directly
measures a sites traffic and combines that with data from panels of
Internet users. ComScore and Nielsen Online rely on panels of users,
whose activity is extrapolated to
the overall Web-using population.
Quantcasts services are free,
though it reportedly plans to start
charging for some offerings in
2009. The MRC has started to audit
Quantcasts site traffic product, but
not its panels.
Other options include Hitwise,
owned by U.K. credit-reporting
agency Experian. It provides audi-
ence data from measuring overall

streams of traffic, through its agreements with certain Internet service
providers.
Compete, like comScore and Nielsen, relies on panel-based measurements. And other Web metrics players include OmnitureOMTR, Google
GOOG and Alexa, a unit of online retailer Amazon.comAMZN.
Some companies are trying to improve the user panels that are critical to comScore, Nielsen and other
metrics firms. Bortner says leaders
in this effort include Peanut Labs
and MarketTools, which offer different ways to make sure user panels are legitimate. He says some
major ad buyers soon will demand
that their partners use panels certified by TrueSample, a MarketTools
product.
Im actually, for the first time, optimistic that panel quality is going
to become a major issue, Bortner
said. People sort of whispered
about it, but there was no way of saying, This ones good. This ones
bad. With these two tools, you get a
chance to say that.
ComScore and Nielsen arent sitting still on their lead. For example,
comScore recently launched an extended measurement tool that lets a
Web property track usage of its widgets and other distributed content
that is no longer on its own site.
Each firm has completed the part
of its audit that looks at its meter
a tracking program installed on
every panelists PC. Remaining
phases of each companys audit include studying its panels and how
the panels are extrapolated to the
overall Web-using population.
Ivie expects the audits to wrap up
before July, with MRC auditors
completing a separate research
component of their review later in
the year. The MRC has found lots of
differences in the two companies
methods. That was expected, since
their traffic totals differ so often.
Its clear these two companies
did not collude in creating their
methodologies, Ivie said. Theyre
very different.
Forresters Bortner points out that
the groups involved dont have enforcement abilities. ComScore and
Nielsen voluntarily submitted to
the MRCs audit.
Bortner says theres no easy answer when choosing between the
two dominant Web metrics firms.
I cant tell you how many times
people call me and say, Who
should I use? Ill say, I dont
know, he said. One is probably as
good as the other, if you have a
heavily trafficked Web site.
COMPUTERS MADE PLAIN
Web Sites Can Make Grade In Educating Parents

BY SHEILA RILEY
FOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Countless online sites for parents

exist, but figuring out which are
most reliable can be as daunting as
getting your middle-schoolers to
start their science project.
Doctors, educators and other observers say that while the Internet
can benefit and educate parents on
a range of issues, it also can be a
source of misinformation.
People dont know how to decipher all the information available
online, said Dr. Ari Brown, an Austin, Texas, pediatrician.
But there are trustworthy cyberspace destinations, Brown says.
One is the federal governments
Centers for Disease Control and
Protection cdc.gov site, which includes weekly reports of illness outbreaks across the country.
Another is aap.org, by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Going to a search engine and taking your chances isnt a good way to
get educated, Brown says.
Its very hard to get your medical
degree from Google, said Brown, a
co-author of child health books.
Although there are few ways to assess the quality of sites designed for
parents, there are some red flags,

she says.
Ambiguity about just what organization supports a site is one, she
says.
If you cant figure out who is behind the Web site, maybe take that
information with a grain of salt, or
get a second opinion from your doctor, Brown said.
One guide for overwhelmed parents seeking answers about everything from immunizations to bullying is cfw.tufts.edu, sponsored by
Bostons Tufts University.
The user-friendly directory, organized by age range, lists some 500
sources of information on subjects
relating to children, including educational, physical and mental
health, development, and family relationships.
If its about children, we cover
it, said Fred Rothbaum, a professor at Tufts Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Development and coleader of the site, called the Child
and Family Webguide.
The site looks at who wrote the information, what research backs it
up and whos presenting it.
The fundamental thing were
after is whether the site has credible information, Rothbaum said.
What makes information credible

and trustworthy is that its based on
research.
In general, the best sites come
from nonprofits and educational institutions, Rothbaum says.
Parents of newborns and teenagers seek online answers most often,
he says. Other popular request-forinformation topics include divorces effect on children, video
and computer games, language development, homework, autism,
child-care resources, sleep problems, bullying, and certain specific
medical issues.
His top recommendations: New
York Universitys About Our Kids
(aboutourkids.org), Zero to Three
(zerotothree.org), and the University of Michigans Your Child: Development and Behavior Resources
(med.umich.edu/1libr/your child/).
Moms and dads who go to Zero to
Three often ask about handling
challenging behaviors, such as biting and excessive crying, according
to Claire Lerner, the sites director
of parenting resources.
The Washington, D.C., nonprofit
doesnt espouse a one-size-fits-all
approach. We never tell a parent
what to do, or that theres one right
way, Lerner said.
Zero to Three seeks to empower

parents of infants and toddlers by
making available up-to-date information thats backed up by research
accessible to them, she says.
Were taking child development
and parenting information from science and making it meaningful to
parents, Lerner said.
Sitesdesigned toprofit from advertising and services are part of the
mix parents can explore. The Web
site education.com, based in Redwood City, Calif., launched in June
2007. Its goal is to be the site where
parents can find answers about everything to do with education, says
Todd Schwartz, co-founder and
chief marketing officer.
It might be something as basic as
a math worksheet for a first-grader
to something as serious as information on autism spectrum disorders, Schwartz said.
It can be sobering to learn the seriousness of parental concerns, he
says. Two recent discussions focused on how to home-school a
child with Aspergers, and what to
do about a 17-year-old who cant
read.
You really get a sense of the difficulties that parents face on a daily
basis, Schwartz said.
Q&A
Broadcom Focuses On
HDTV After AMD Deal
BY JAMES DETAR
Chipmakers have been in quicksand. Most of them saw sales and

earnings sink in 2008.
One of the few that stood on relatively firm ground was Broadcom
BRCM. The company makes chips
used to power consumer devices,
communications gear and other
goods. And it seems to be in better
shape than most of its peers.
Per-share profit ex special items
rose at double-digit rates in each of
the past four quarters, with gains
ranging from 11% in fourth-quarter
2007 to 85% in third-quarter 2008.
Analysts, though, say tougher times
are ahead. For the fourth quarter,
the consensus of analysts polled by
Thomson Reuters is that Broadcoms profit will slip to 27 cents a
sharefrom 34 cents in the year-earlier quarter.
Like many, Broadcoms shares fell
for most of the year. From a
52-week high above 29 in mid-July,
the stock fell to a more than fiveyear low below 13 in mid-October.
But since then, shares have risen
above 17. IBD gives the company a
Composite Rating of 91, putting it in
the top 9% of all stocks in performance in five areas, with extra
weight on earnings and stock price
strength.
In October, Broadcom completed
its acquisition of Advanced Micro
DevicesAMD digital TV chip business for $141.5 million. Broadcom
was already in TV chips, but the acquisition gives it added clout in the
hot market for chips that power
high-definition TV sets.
Broadcoms Dan Marotta recently
spoke with IBD about the companys TV chips strategy.
IBD: What are conditions like in the
TV chips market?
Marotta: TVs as a consumer product are an exciting product for the
future. TVs are getting cheaper,
more affordable. Regardless of
whats going on with the economy,
the manufacturing capability of
these TV companies is powerful.
Theres a large replacement market with the number of tube TVs
still out there. Those will quickly
be unbearable to have in your
home. It will be relatively easy for
the U.S. and the world to remove
all these old TVs, like replacing an
old couch.
IBD: Why did Broadcom buy
AMDs HDTV chip business?
Marotta: There are three elements. One, it gets us a larger scale
business, more market share. Second, they have some key customers. The customer overlap is extremely small. Its an additive deal.
No. 3, they had some technology
and product positions we didnt
have, particularly in the low end.
IBD: Hows the process of integrating AMDs lines coming?
Marotta: Were ahead of schedule
with that. Its fully integrated. Its a
line of business within Broadcom.
Were building (chips) and shipping them from Broadcom now.
We are working on new and old
products. It has a long way to go in
terms of the fine details, though.
IBD: What details?
Marotta: Just coming up with
new products. There are some new
technology projects were starting,
more cooperative efforts were
working on. And some other
things, like their technology will go
into set-top boxes. Were starting

to work on those things outside the
DTV (digital TV) business.
DTV is somewhat related to settop boxes. The AMD chips have a
lot of 3-D graphics. Were trying to
take advantage of that. We had one
3-D chip and they had a whole family of them.
IBD: Are chips for set-top boxes a
big part of your business?
Marotta: A lot of people that buy
HDTVs dont have HDTV services.
Thats a good thing for us. Our settop box business is a driver for our
growth.
If they dont have HDTV immediately, they have the capability to
turn it on with a small fee to a cable
TV service provider. Were the
leading set-top box maker in the
world.
IBD: What percentage of your total
sales do you expect from the HDTV
business in 2009?
Marotta: We dont break that out.
Its not the biggest business at
Broadcom, but not the smallest.
Dan Marotta
Broadcom
Senior vice
president and
general manager,
Broadband
Communications
Group
48 years old
B.S., electrical engineering,
State University of New York at
Buffalo
Favorite hobby: reading
nonfiction. His latest read was
Over the Edge of the World, an
account of Magellans travels.
IBD: What new chips are you working on for TVs?
Marotta: At the value end there is
an as-yet-unannounced product.
Its still sampling. That will be for
the lowest-cost segment, 27-inchand-below TV sets, where cost is
all people care about.
IBD: When will you launch that
product?
Marotta: In the first quarter of
2009.
IBD: Do you have a name for the
product?
Marotta: No. Were in prototype
manufacturing, first samples.
IBD: Liquid crystal display is the
biggest-selling type of HDTV. How
do LCD TV chips compare with
other types of TV chips?
Marotta: TV chips dont distinguish among LCD and plasma and
(older
style)
rear-projection
HDTVs. The same chips go into all
of them (the screens are whats different). Most of our customers
have both lines, some plasma and
some LCD.
Plasmas are still high-end
(HDTVs) with a powerful dynamic
range a premier product. But
LCD is a huge manufacturing technology. It continues to get better
and better. Its taking over the
world.
IBD: What companies manufacture
your TV chips?
Marotta: We have our chips fabricated at about a half-dozen different fab partners, including TSMCTSM (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, the biggest chip foundry), CharteredCHRT, UMCUMC and
Silterra.
Gear Makers Covet Chinas 3G Market

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BEIJING China is starting a long-
delayed introduction of third-generation mobile phone service, setting

off a politically charged scramble
by foreign and Chinese gear makers
for up to $41 billion in orders.
Chinese sales could be crucial for
suppliers such as MotorolaMOT, Alcatel-LucentALU and Nokia-Siemens Networks as global demand
slumps.
But how much business international firms get depends partly on
whether regulators try to boost
Chinas techs by ordering wireless
carriers to buy domestic products.
Foreigners are likely to get less
than half of Chinas 3G orders, said
Duncan Clark, chairman of BDA
China, a Beijing consulting firm.
Its basically an intensely political process, Clark said.
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AFTER MARKET
INVESTORS.COM
Leading New Issues
IBD New Issues Index
CastlePoint Nearing 52-Week High
Date Offering Current % change EPS

RS
Company
Symbol offering price price from offer Rating Rating Industry group
Grand Canyon Education LOPE 11/20/08 12.00 18.37
53.1
62
99
Comml Svcs-Schools
8.6
2
96
Finance-Reit
Hatteras Financial
HTS 4/25/08 24.00 26.06
4.2
1
96
Finance-Reit
American Capital Agency AGNC 5/15/08 20.00 20.84
8.1
41
87
Utility-Water Supply
American Water Works
AWK 4/23/08 21.50 19.75
8.50
7.34 13.7
71
70
Machinery-Gen Industrial
Energy Recovery Inc
ERII 7/ 2/08
98
78
Oil&Gas-Transprt/Pipelne
Western Gas Partners LP
WES 5/ 9/08 16.50 12.42 24.7
95
56
Oil&Gas-U S Expl&Prod
Pioneer Southwest Energy PSE 5/ 1/08 19.00 12.45 34.5
97
30
Chemicals-Fertilizers
Intrepid Potash Inc
IPI 4/22/08 32.00 19.92 37.8
CastlePoint HoldingsCPHL rose 4.9% in medium volume Tuesday to close at 13.10. The
reinsurer has climbed more than 80% from
its all-time low on Oct. 28 and is within 2% of
the high it hit briefly on Sept. 19. CastlePoint
is preparing to merge with Tower
GroupTWGP, which provides 75% of its sales.
Lead underwriter
Crdt Suisse Frst Bos
Keefe Bruyette Woods
Citigroup
Goldman Sachs & Co
Citigroup
UBS Investment Bank
Citigroup
Goldman Sachs & Co
THE NEW AMERICA

T O W E R G R O U P I N C . New York, New York
After New York Success, Niche Insurer Tries To Conquer New Worlds
BY PAULA L. STEPANKOWSKY
Tower Group
Tower Of Growth
FOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Tower Group built its business by

selling property and casualty insurance to individuals and small and
midsize businesses in New York
City and the surrounding areas
customers often ignored by insurance giants.
With two acquisitions poised for
approval, TowerTWGP is well positioned to duplicate its successful
strategy in the Southeast and other
parts of the country, analysts say.
When current market turmoil quiets, Tower will attract more investor attention, they say.
Its important for investors to
focus on companies with strong balance sheets and companies that
have niche markets, and Tower fits
that very well, said Michael Grasher, an analyst at Piper Jaffray.
Doing the extra work necessary to
sell insurance products to smaller
customers (thinkdelis and drycleaners) has paid off for New Yorkbased Tower, which went public in
2004 and has shown solid gains in
earnings and assets since then.
Difficult Business
Because of its niche, Tower hasnt
had the problems other insurers
have had in the last year, Grasher
says.
Its a very difficult business to
write at that end of the market and
have the economies of scale to handle all these policies, he said.
Becauseof its focus on smaller busi-
twrgrp.com
Serving small business in New York and its suburbs, Tower

Group is ready to duplicate its success in the Southeast
Assets
$1.5 In billions
Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share
Relative Price Strength
Industry Group Rank
Sales+Profit Margins+ROE
Accumulation/Distribution
See Investors.com for more details
0.9
0.6
0.3
0
04
05
06
07
Operating earnings
Earnings per share
$50
$2.00
In millions
40
1.50
30
20
1.00
10
0
0.50
05
TWGP
Near 25
$460 mil
63%
IBD SmartSelect Corporate Ratings
1.2
04
Ticker
Share price
12-month sales
5-year profit growth rate
06
07
04
05
06
07
Source: Company filings
nesses, Towers pricing has held up

relatively well despite soft conditions in the overall property and casualty business at present, says Raj
Sharma, an analyst at Polestar Investment Research.
Their niche is the smaller market,
but only where they can underwrite
profitably in the next two to three
years, Sharma said. If not, they
dont do it.
On the competitive front, big insurers such as Allstate arent set up to

be profitable in this niche, and smaller competitors are fragmented and
not as well capitalized, says Sharma,
who owns some Tower stock
through funds he manages.
Towers strategy to raise capital
also helps differentiate it from competitors,analysts say.While other insurance companies might sell stock
99
95
90
9
A
B+
to raise capital, says Sharma, Tower

makes acquisitions to get access capital that it then deploys in other
parts of its business.
What Tower does really well is
how it gets additional capital without diluting shareholders base,
Sharma said.
Despite challenging conditions in
the broader markets this year,
Tower Group reported net income
of $16.7 million, or 72 cents a share,
compared with net income of $14.4
million, or 62 cents a share, in the
2008 third quarter ended Sept. 30.
Excluding realized investment
gains or losses, a common performance measurement for insurance
companies, the companys net income was $18.5 million in the quarter, a 28% increase over year-ago figures, and its diluted earnings were
79 cents a share, a 27.4% increase.
Total third-quarter revenue increased to $130.7 million, a 16.7%
gain over $112 million the previous
year. Gross premiums written in-
creased to $157.2 million in the third

quarter, a 23.1% increase from the
year-ago period.
Company officials werent available for comment because of the
pending acquisitions, but Chief Executive Michael Lee said at the time
of the third-quarter release that
thanks to measures the company
tookduring the past year to strengthen its investment portfolio, Towers
balance sheet remains strong and
well positioned to support our business plan going forward.
Tower has said it expects fourthquarter earnings per share, excluding realized investment gains and
losses, to be between 80 and 85
cents a share, and for the year between $2.85 and $2.90.
For 2009, Tower forecasts diluted
earnings of between $3.20 and
$3.40, excluding realized investment gains and losses and including
the effectsof the two acquisitions announced in August.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expect the company to earn 81
cents in the fourth quarter and $2.87
for the year. For 2009, analysts expect the company to earn $3.25.
The two pending acquisitions will
increase the companys geographic
reach, which has historically centered around New York City and its
boroughs, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Tower has also moved into
the wholesale market in Texas, California and Florida, and it has licenses in 11 states.
I do believe that Tower can expand at a faster rate than they have
been, Sharma said, but they play it

safe. They dont want to get
stretched.
New Acquisitions
In one transaction, Tower will acquire CastlePoint HoldingsCPHL,
which will expand Towers underwriting capacity and diversify its
business, particularly in the reinsurance market, analysts say. Shareholders are scheduled to vote on
this transaction at the end of January.
In the second transaction, CastlePoint Reinsurance Co., a Bermudabased subsidiary of CastlePoint, will
acquire Hermitage Insurance
Group, a specialty property and casualty insurance subsidiary of
Brookfield Asset Management.
This deal is anticipated to close after
Towers acquisition of CastlePoint.
The Hermitage transaction gives
Tower an insurance platform covering 29 states and the District of Columbia, as well as subsidiaries with
admitted licenses in 10 states. The
transaction also gives access to 150
new retail agents in the Southeast
who have no overlap with Tower or
CastlePoints existing operations,
analysts say.
Tower Group has to hit a home
run in the integration of these two
acquisitions, said Grasher, adding
that the company has the knowledge and experience to execute the
transactions smoothly. If they do,
the growth that investors have become accustomed to will be seen in
2009.
Prices Of Recent IPOs

Symbol/
Exchange
Company
Offer
Date
High
Filing
Price
Offer
Price
% Chg
From
Filing
Current
Price
% Chg
From
Offer
Industry Group
Lead Underwriter
Grand Canyon Education LOPE/NDQ 11/20

Pansoft Co Ltd
PSOF/NDQ 9/ 9
Rackspace Hosting Inc
RAX/NSE 8/ 8
China Mass Mdia Intl ADS CMM/NSE 8/ 3
14.00
7.00
16.00
7.80
12.00 14.29
7.00
0.00
12.50 21.88
6.80 12.82
18.37 53.08
2.20 68.57
5.59 55.28
1.44 78.82
China Distance Educ ADS

DL/NSE
GT Solar International SOLR/NDQ
Energy Recovery Inc
ERII/NDQ
Hong Kong Highpower TechHPJ/ASE
7/30
7/24
7/ 2
6/19
8.00
17.50
9.00
3.25
7.00 12.50
16.50 5.71
8.50 5.56
3.25
0.00
3.60 48.57
2.65 83.94
7.34 13.65
2.95 9.23
Comml Svcs-Schools
Energy-Other
Electrical-Equipment
Citigroup
Citigroup
Westpark Capital
RHI Entertainment Inc

Fifth Street Finance
Safe Bulkers
Verso Paper Corp
RHIE/NDQ
FSC/NSE
SB/NSE
VRS/NSE
6/18
6/12
5/29
5/15
18.00
15.12
22.00
12.00
14.00 22.22
14.12 6.61
19.00 13.64
12.00
0.00
7.32
7.38
5.65
1.03
47.71
47.73
70.26
91.42
Leisure-Movies & Related

Finance-Investment Mgmt
Transportation-Ship
Paper & Paper Products
Morgan J P
Goldman Sachs & Co
Merrill Lynch
American Capitl 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
20.84
4.20
12.42 24.73
3.80 62.00
10.07 44.06
Finance-Reit
Oil&Gas-Transprt/Pipelne
Energy-Other
Citigroup
UBS Investment Bank
Canaccord Capital Cp
Merrill Lynch
Maiden Holdings Ltd

MHLD/NDQ
Pioneer Southwest Energy PSE/NSE
Whiting USA Trust I
WHX/NSE
Hatteras Financial
HTS/NSE
5/ 6
5/ 1
4/25
4/25
10.00
21.00
21.00
26.00
10.00
19.00
20.00
24.00
0.00
9.52
4.76
7.69
3.19 68.10
12.45 34.47
10.91 45.45
26.06
8.58
Insurance-Prop/Cas/Titl
Oil&Gas-U S Expl&Prod
Oil&Gas-U S Royalty Tr
Finance-Reit
Friedman, Billings
Citigroup
Raymond James & Asso
Keefe Bruyette Woods
American Water Works

Intrepid Potash Inc
4/23
4/22
26.00
29.00
21.50 17.31
32.00 10.34
19.75 8.14
19.92 37.75
Utility-Water Supply
Chemicals-Fertilizers
Goldman Sachs & Co

Goldman Sachs & Co
AWK/NSE
IPI/NSE
Comml Svcs-Schools
Computer Sftwr-Enterprse Anderson & Strudwick
Internet-Network Sltns
Goldman Sachs & Co
Comml Svcs-Advertising Merrill Lynch
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Stock Fund Outflow Slowed In November

Investors curbed their redemptions of stock
funds in November, pulling out $21.7 billion vs.
$72.4 billion in October. Aggressive growth and
growth funds shed a combined $8.8 billion in
November. Stock fund assets fell to $3.6 trillion
vs. $3.9 trillion a month earlier.
Total net assets
Net new flow, stock funds

$0
-5
-10
-15
-20
-25
A7
October
In billions
$4.0
November
In trillions
October
November
3.0
2.0
1.0
*invest in stocks and bonds
0
Regional
Emerging
markets
Income
Sector
Growth and
income
Global
International Aggressive
growth
Stock
funds
Growth
Hybrid
funds*
Bond
funds
Source: Investment Company Institute
MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs

Growth Funds Leading The Market
INVESTMENT TRENDS
These funds are among the top 25% in 3- year performance
Stock Funds Shed $21.7 Billion In Nov.

Panic Selling Abates
Outflow off from record
in October as market
tries to put in a bottom
BY PAUL KATZEFF
Octobers panicky stampede out of

mutual funds was replaced by a
calmer but still steep exit in November.
Investors yanked a net $41.31 billion last month vs. Octobers revised
record net outflow of $127.55 billion, according to the Investment
Company Institute.
Novembers investor flight came
as the market slowed its descent.
The S&P 500 slumped 7.5% after
plunging 16.83 in October. The Nasdaq fell 11% after its 18% drop in October.
November was the fifth heaviest
all-time monthly outflow in dollars.
Investors pulled $21.74 billion
from stocks funds alone last month.
That was well down from Octobers
$72.44 billion and Septembers
$54.77 billion.
There were also indications that
the situation improved slightly this
month as the market worked on putting in a bottom.
For stock funds overall, it was the
sixth month in a row of outflow.
Funds that invest primarily in the
U.S. disgorged $13.04 billion in new
money in November. They fled with
$47.47 billion the month before.
Stock funds that invest primarily
Mutual Fund Performance

2008
%
Chg Fund
4 Wk Net
2008
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV %
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
0 Bond
+ 3 9.68n +.01
+ 3 Intrmd Bond + 3 10.63n +.02
3 Tot Retrn b + 4 9.34n +.04
Alliance Brnstn A
Access Capital Strat
$ 14.7 bil 8002215672
$ 514 mil 6172367274
.. CommInvmnt .. no quote 33 Bal Wealth + 7 8.54 +.14
29 Balanced
+10 11.59 +.23
AdvisorOne Funds
46 GlbThemeGr +12 41.86 +1.05
$ 601 mil 8668110225
+ 3 6.74 +.01
47 Amerigo N x + 2 8.22n .27 11 GloblBond
41 Gr & Inc
+13 2.43 +.08
AIG Retirement I
44 Growth
+ 6 23.35 +.52
$ 10.3 bil 8005721980
53 ForeignVal 8 6.14 +.19 27 HiIncome b + 5 5.73 +.05
29 GblStrat
4 9.19 +.13 50 Intl Growth +11 10.26 +.23
+ 9 10.25 +.20
40 Growth
+ 6 6.89 +.16 54 Intl Val
43 IntlGrowI
+ 8 7.61 +.19 32 Lrg Cp Grow +21 15.89 +.33
0 9.59 +.02
47 MidIndex
7 12.14 +.39 8 Muni CA
0 8.60 +.02
46 Sci&Tech
+ 7 7.93 +.19 10 Muni Natl
+ 1 8.94 +.03
44 SmallIdx
3 9.08 +.31 5 Muni NY
49 StckIdx
13 18.33 +.44 44 Wealth Appr + 8 8.12 +.18
Alliance Brnstn Adv
AIG Retirement II
$ 3.5 bil 8002215672
$ 2.8 bil 8005721980
+ 9 10.45n +.20
46 IntlSmEq
0 9.27 +.15 54 Intl Val
42 MidVal
+ 7 10.04 +.31 44 Wealth Appr + 8 8.12n +.18
Alliance Brnstn B
40 SocRespbl
+ 3 7.49 +.18
$ 2.4 bil 8002215672
AIM Funds A
33 Bal Wealth + 7 8.50n +.14
$ 19.4 bil 8009594246
Alliance Brnstn C
52 Basic Value b + 8 13.05 +.41
$ 3.7 bil 8002215672
48 Cap Dvlp b
+ 7 9.54 +.20
30 Charter b
+ 4 11.43 +.26 33 Bal Wealth + 7 8.51n +.14
+ 3 6.77n +.02
43 Constlatn b + 6 16.67 +.33 12 GloblBond
+ 9 10.01n +.19
53 Develp Mkts m + 9 15.08 +.31 54 Intl Val
Alliance Brnstn I
45 Energy b
+ 5 24.38 +.50
$
3.1
bil
8002215672
47 Euro Grwth m +10 20.36 +.42
+13 6.09n +.10
29 GlbHlthCare b + 9 19.82 +.32 46 GlbRlEstII
+ 9 10.31 +.20
50 GlbSmMidGr + 8 10.79 +.22 54 Intl Value
+ 4 13.55n +.02
41 Intl Growth + 9 18.44 +.33 5 Intmd Dur
Allianz A
39 Lrg Cap Gr b + 7 8.14 +.17
$ 5.7 bil 8004260107
29 Mid Core Eq b + 5 15.81 +.38
4 Muni Bond b + 1 7.34 +.01 37 NFJ Div Val + 7 9.43 +.24
39 Real Estate b +18 13.50 +.59 45 NFJ IntlVal +12 13.63 +.39
40 Sml Cap Gr b + 7 16.38 +.54 28 NFJSmlCpVal + 8 18.60 +.57
Allianz Admin
+12 USGovt
+ 3 9.22 ..
$ 1.0 bil 8004260107
AIM Funds Instl
28 NFJSmlVal + 8 18.58n +.57
$ 2.1 bil 8005541156
Allianz C
41 Intl Growth + 9 18.65n +.34
$ 2.2 bil 8004260107
AIM Funds P
38 NFJ Div Val + 7 9.41n +.24
$ 1.4 bil 8009594246
Allianz Instl
38 Summit P b + 5 8.57n +.16
$ 4.2 bil 8004260107
AIM Funds Investor
37 NFJ Div Val + 8 9.52n +.24
$ 4.0 bil 8005541156
28 Diverse Div b + 5 8.82 +.21 28 NFJSmlCpVal + 8 19.41n +.59
48 Dynamics b + 7 12.38n +.23 33 AlphaHedg 0 8.94n ..
Alpine Funds
45 Energy b
+ 5 24.30n +.51
$ 1.4 bil 8887855578
29 GlbHlthCare + 9 19.83 +.33
50 Dynamic Div + 5 4.98 +.13
Alger Instl
71 Intl RealEst +16 11.24n +.22
$ 1.7 bil 8009923863
44 Cap Appr
+ 7 12.13n +.30 + 4 UShTxOptInc 0 10.03n ..
Am Beacon AMR
60 Mid Cap Gr
+ 9 7.71n +.26
$ 1.0 bil 8003883344
48 Small Grow + 8 14.96n +.43
40 Large Cap Val + 6 13.40n +.34
Allegiant I
$ 2.9 bil 8006223863
Am Beacon Inst
For Tuesday, December 30, 2008
2008
4 Wk Net
%
% Asset NAV
Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
$ 4.1 bil 8003883344
41 Intl Equity +12 12.53n +.37
40 Large Cap Val + 6 13.57n +.35
+ 3 Sh Term Bd
0 8.68n +.01
34 Sml Cap Val +10 11.38n +.40
Am Beacon Pln
$ 4.6 bil 8003883344
41 Intl Equity +12 12.39n +.37
40 Large Cap Val + 6 12.93n +.33
34 Sml Cap Val +10 11.14n +.39
Amana Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8007288762
30 Growth
+ 6 16.04n +.28
24 Income
+ 4 23.45n +.41
Amer Cent A
$ 4.2 bil 8003452021
21 Equity Inc
+ 6 5.96 +.12
27 StrAlloMod + 5 4.90 +.08
Amer Cent Adv
$ 1.6 bil 8003452021
1 Infltn Adj
+ 4 10.60n ..
Amer Cent Instl
$ 5.5 bil 8003452021
21 Equity Income + 6 5.96n +.12
36 Income & Gr + 7 18.23n +.46
38 LrgCoVal
+ 5 4.23n +.11
Amer Cent Inv
$ 37.7 bil 8003452021
30 1ChoiceMod x 0 8.70n .32
21 Balanced
+ 4 12.28n +.18
14 CA Hi Yld
3 8.03n +.02
7 CA LgTmTxFr 0 9.88n +.03
1 CA TxFreeBd
0 10.49n +.02
+ 6 Divers Bd
+ 3 10.24n +.02
36 EquityGrow + 5 15.34n +.37
21 EquityInc
+ 6 5.96n +.12
47 Giftrust
+ 6 16.80n +.48
+ 7 Ginnie Mae + 1 10.54n ..
29 Glbl Gold Eq +32 13.93n .11
+ 6 Govt Bond
+ 2 11.20n +.01
39 Growth
+ 6 16.10n +.36
47 Heritage
+ 6 11.50n +.33
36 Income & Gr + 7 18.22n +.46
0 Infltn Adj
+ 4 10.63n ..
+ 3 Intl Bond
+ 8 14.24n +.05
52 Intl Disc
+10 6.68n +.15
45 IntlGrowth + 9 7.40n +.19
38 LrgCoVal
+ 5 4.23n +.11
46 Real Estate +21 11.14n +.50
40 Select
+ 7 24.41n +.56
+ 4 ShTerm Govt + 1 9.60n ..
30 Sm Cp Value +10 5.20n +.16
27 StrAlloMod + 5 4.90n +.07
+ 7 Target 2010
0 105.21n +.05
+14 Target 2015 + 3 98.42n +.07
+30 Target 2020 +18 77.93n +.42
+38 Target 2025 +15 74.52n +.71
1 Tax Free
+ 1 10.27n +.02
42 Ultra
+ 6 14.29n +.29
32 Utilities
+ 2 12.32n +.22
28 Value
+ 4 4.34n +.10
2008
4 Wk Net
%
% Asset NAV
Chg Fund
Chg Value Chg
50 Vista
+ 5 10.86n +.26
Amer Indepen
$ 494 mil 8882668787
+ 2 KSTaxExBdIn r + 1 10.41n +.02
American Fds B
$ 29.4 bil 8004214120
39 AMCAP
+ 6 11.44n +.30
27 Balanced
+ 4 13.63n +.22
13 BondFdAm + 3 10.77n +.05
1 Cap Wrld Bd + 7 18.84n +.08
31 CapIncBldr + 7 41.37n +.67
39 CpWrldG&I + 9 26.35n +.65
41 EuroPac Gr +11 27.79n +.59
41 Fundmntl
+ 7 24.66n +.54
40 Gr Fd Amer + 6 19.68n +.40
29 Hi Inc Tr
+ 4 7.76n +.10
30 Inc Fd Am
+ 6 12.90n +.22
36 Inv Co Am
+ 5 20.72n +.44
31 Mutual
+ 5 18.74n +.37
39 New Pers
+ 9 18.53n +.40
50 SmCpWrld
+ 9 19.44n +.51
+ 7 US Gov Sec + 2 14.18n +.01
35 Wash Mut
+ 4 20.98n +.48
American Funds A
$ 511 bil 8004214120
38 AMCAP
+ 6 11.95 +.31
26 Balanced
+ 4 13.67 +.21
12 Bd Fd Am
+ 3 10.77 +.05
30 CapIncBldr + 7 41.37 +.67
39 CapWld G&I + 9 26.48 +.66
0 CapWrldBd + 7 18.96 +.08
41 EuroPac Gr +11 28.02 +.60
40 Fundmntl
+ 7 24.72 +.54
40 Gr Fd Amer + 6 20.28 +.42
19 High Inc Muni 5 11.49 +.02
28 High Income + 4 7.76 +.10
29 IncFd Amer + 6 12.98 +.22
2 Interm Bond + 1 12.72 ..
35 Inv Co Am
+ 5 20.81 +.44
1 Ltd Tax Ex
+ 1 14.50 +.03
31 Mutual
+ 5 18.87 +.37
42 New Econ
+ 8 15.48 +.38
38 New Pers
+ 9 18.79 +.41
47 New World + 9 31.25 +.55
+ 1 ShrtTermBd + 1 9.83 ..
50 Sm Cp Wrld + 9 20.41 +.54
12 Tax Ex CA
2 13.63 +.03
4 Tax Ex VA
0 14.98 +.03
7 Tax ExBdAm 1 10.88 +.04
+ 8 US Gov Sec + 2 14.18 +.01
34 Wash Mutl + 5 21.11 +.49
Aquila Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8002284227
3 AZ Tax Free A + 1 9.69 +.02
+ 1 HI Tax Free A + 1 10.93 +.02
2 OR Tax Free A + 1 10.15 +.02
Ariel Mutual Fds
$ 1.9 bil 8002927435
42 Appreciation +11 21.14n +.76
50 Ariel
+10 22.93n +.89
Artio Global Funds
2008
%
Chg Fund
2008
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV %
$ 18.6 bil 2122973600

42 IntlEqIIA
+ 5 9.90 .05
42 IntlEqIII
+ 5 9.95 .07
45 IntlEqty A
+ 7 24.17 +.25
45 IntlEqty I
+ 7 24.71 +.16
+ 1 Tot Retrn I
+ 4 12.66n +.01
+ 1 TotRetrn A
+ 5 12.70n +.01
Artisan Funds
$ 15.1 bil 8003441770
47 Intl
+12 14.96n +.38
30 Intl Val I
+ 8 17.56n +.25
51 IntlSmlCap +14 11.13 +.39
45 Mid Cap
+ 8 16.68n +.49
29 Mid Cap Val +13 12.69n +.42
46 Small Cap
+10 9.13n +.31
29 Small Cap Val + 8 9.59n ..
Asset Mgmt Fds
$ 1.3 bil 8005273713
21 UltraShMort 4 7.30n .03
AssetMark Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8006645345
8 Cor Pl Fxd
+ 3 7.97n ..
ASTON Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8009928151
33 Mont&CldGrI + 5 17.18n +.30
33 Mont&CldGrN + 5 17.14n +.31
46 OptimumMidN + 4 15.35n +.47
B
Baird Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8007922473
2 AggregteBd + 2 9.78n +.03
1 IntmBdInst + 1 10.01n +.02
Barclays Glob Inv
$ 2.0 bil 8882043956
26 Lfpth2020 I + 6 12.21n +.20
Baron Funds
$ 16.0 bil 8009922766
42 Asset
+ 8 34.87n +1.03
41 Growth
+ 6 30.08n +.73
48 Partners
+ 6 11.89n +.37
42 Small Cap
+ 9 13.88n +.40
BB & T Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8002281872
+ 3 TotRetBdIns + 2 10.10n +.01
BBH Funds
$ 834 mil 8006255759
37 Intl Eq N
+ 7 9.74n ..
Bernstein Funds
$ 20.7 bil 2127564097
+ 1 CA Muni
+ 1 13.93n +.02
+ 2 Diversifd Muni + 1 13.92n +.01
57 Emerg Mkts +11 15.54n +.33
49 Intl
+ 9 12.14n +.21
5 Intrmd Dur + 4 11.85n +.01
+ 1 NY Muni
0 13.54n +.01
4 Sh Dur Plus + 1 11.27n +.01
+ 3 ShDurDivMuni 0 12.52n +.01
49 Tx Mg Intl
+ 9 12.15n +.24
Berwyn Funds
$ 336 mil 8009926757
12 Income x
+ 2 10.24n .07
Blackrock A
$ 25.7 bil 8004417762
29 BalCaptial
+ 6 16.86 +.31
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 11/30/08. 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=exdividend 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 past 3 years
that are beating the S&P 500 this year are shown graphically each day on the first Mutual Funds page. 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.
overseas gave $8.70 billion back to

investors vs. $24.98 billion the
month before. During the month,
the MSCI EAFE index rose 3.65%.
The dollar fell 5.11%.
For the year to date, stock fund outflow totaled $215.68 billion vs. inflow of $91.04 billion a year earlier.
Stock funds that invest at home
shed $143.5 billion vs. $38.6 billion
outflow in the year-ago period.
World equity funds leaked $72.2 billion in outflow vs. inflow of $129.6
billion a year earlier.
Hybrid funds, which invest in both
stocks and bonds, had outflow of
$5.06 billion vs. $14.39 billion outflow the previous month. For the
year to date, hybrid funds gave back
$19.62 billion vs. $21.2 billion net inflow a year earlier.
Fixed Income
Bond funds saw $14.51 billion in
outflow vs. $40.72 billion the month
before. Background: Investors fled
from all bond categories except
Treasuries in pursuit of safe havens
and in a flight from most every kind
of risk.
For the year to date, bond funds
had inflow of $37.97 billion vs.
$108.11 billion inflow a year earlier.
Taxable bond funds gave back
$13.36 billion vs. $32.36 billion the
month before. Year to date, they had
inflow of $25.8 billion vs. $93.8 billion a year earlier.
Investors pulled $1.15 billion from
municipal bond funds vs. outflow of
$8.36 billion the prior month. Year
to date, inflow was $12.15 billion vs.
$14.31 billion a year earlier.
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
38 BasicVal
+ 8 17.70 +.47
34 Equity Div
+ 4 13.07 +.26
40 Fndmtl Gr
+ 6 14.02 +.29
21 Glob Alloc
+ 7 14.88 +.20
54 Glob Res b
+ 2 17.63 +.53
+ 6 Govt Inc
+ 3 10.84 ..
20 HealthSciOp b + 8 21.56 +.36
29 HiYld Bd
+ 2 5.05 +.08
+ 5 IntGovtBd
+ 2 10.51 .01
38 Lg Core
+10 8.15 +.23
37 Lg Value
+10 11.61 +.33
9 Natl Muni
1 8.91 +.03
38 S&P500Idx + 5 10.83n +.26
12 TotalRet
+ 4 9.62 +.01
BlackRock B
$ 3.7 bil 8004417762
22 Glob Alloc
+ 7 14.56n +.20
BlackRock BlRk
$ 2.3 bil 8004417762
8 TotalRet
+ 4 8.34n +.01
BlackRock C
$ 14.3 bil 8004417762
38 Basic Value + 8 16.68n +.44
34 Equity Div
+ 4 12.84n +.25
40 Fndmtl Gr
+ 6 12.62n +.26
22 Glob Alloc
+ 7 13.96n +.19
39 Lg Core
+10 7.60 +.22
37 Lg Value
+10 10.96 +.31
BlackRock I
$ 1.3 bil 8004417762
36 Lg Value
+10 11.80 +.35
8 PA Muni
0 9.65 +.01
BlackRock Instl
$ 21.3 bil 8004417762
4 AMTFrMuniBd 0 9.73n +.03
29 Bal Cap
+ 6 16.90 +.31
37 Basic Value + 8 17.79 +.48
33 Equity Div
+ 4 13.08 +.25
40 FndmtL Gr
+ 6 14.45 +.30
21 Glob Alloc
+ 7 14.93 +.20
+ 8 GNMA
+ 2 10.06n .01
2 IntermdBdII + 3 8.72n ..
+ 6 IntGovtBd
+ 2 10.49n .01
43 Intl Val
+10 16.27 +.33
38 Lrg Core
+10 8.32 +.23
7 Managed Inc + 4 8.96n +.02
8 MuniInsred + 2 6.74 +.03
9 Natl Muni
1 8.91 +.03
38 S&P500Idx + 5 10.84n +.25
41 SmGrEq
+ 8 14.10n +.37
12 TotalRet m + 4 9.61 +.01
8 TotalRetII
+ 4 8.32n ..
Blackrock R
$ 1.1 bil 8004417762
21 Glob Alloc
+ 7 14.45n +.20
BlackRock Svc
$ 1.2 bil 8004417762
3 IntermdBdII + 3 8.72n ..
9 LowDurBd
+ 1 8.62n +.01
BNY Mellon
$ 9.4 bil 2124951784
+ 6 Bond M
+ 3 12.64 +.02
48 Emg Mkts M +14 5.85n +.12
+ 6 Int Bond M + 2 12.54n +.01
40 Intl M
+11 8.35n +.23
40 Lrg Stk M
+ 6 5.86n +.14
0 MAIntMuniM + 1 12.15 +.04
42 Mid Stk M
+ 9 7.12n +.21
3 NatlIntMunM 0 12.15n +.03
4 PAIntMunM
0 11.58n +.01
37 Sml Stk M
+ 8 7.82n +.26
Brandes
$ 554 mil 8002377119
37 InstIntlEqI +13 12.60n +.28
Brandywine Fds
$ 5.4 bil 8006563017
44 Blue
+ 5 19.63n +.40
45 Brandywine + 4 19.93n +.47
Bridgeway Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8006613550
56 Aggr Inv 2
+ 8 9.63n +.28
Buffalo Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004928332
32 Small Cap
+ 9 15.96n +.50
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
Calamos Funds
$ 14.6 bil 8008237386
32 Gr & Inc A
+ 8 21.21 +.37
32 Gr & Inc B
+ 8 23.97n +.42
32 Gr & Inc C
+ 8 21.33n +.37
51 Growth A
+ 7 28.74 +.71
51 Growth B
+ 7 29.00n +.72
51 Growth C
+ 7 26.54n +.65
51 Growth I
+ 7 31.14n +.77
14 Mkt Neut A + 4 10.30 +.11
15 MrktNeutC + 4 10.46n +.11
Calvert Group
$ 8.3 bil 8003682745
12 Income A
0 13.75 +.08
13 Income C
0 13.75 +.09
47 LrgCapGrA
+ 6 18.97 +.41
1 ShDurInc A + 1 15.17 +.04
5 Social Bd A
0 14.13 +.04
36 Social Eq A + 5 22.57 +.54
Cambiar Funds
$ 1.0 bil 8667778227
42 OpportInv x +11 10.84n +.27
Causeway Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8669477000
42 Intl Val Ins r +14 8.62n +.28
42 Intl Val Inv r +14 8.59n +.29
CG Cap Mkt Fds
$ 6.1 bil
0 CorFxInc
+ 5 7.78n +.02
55 EmergMkts +12 8.59n +.16
46 IntlEq
+10 7.00n +.11
+ 3 IntlFxInc
+ 2 7.26n .01
42 LgCapGr
+ 7 9.05n +.22
40 LgCapValEq + 9 6.55n +.19
CGM Funds
$ 5.6 bil 8003454048
49 Focus
+ 9 26.88n +.65
29 Mutual
+ 8 22.56n +.25
49 Realty
+24 15.76n +.71
26 ChampSmCo +10 9.25n +.32
Chesapeake Fds
$ 373 mil 8005253863
51 Core Growth + 6 9.80n +.26
52 Clipper x
+ 1 39.21n +.22
+ 1 CO Bond A 1 9.02 ..
Cohen & Steers
$ 6.8 bil 8004379912
37 Instl Realty +20 22.94 +.95
48 IntlRltyA
+ 8 8.36 +.09
48 IntlRltyC
+ 8 8.32 +.10
48 IntlRltyI
+ 8 8.38 +.09
37 RltyShrs
+20 35.28 +1.49
Columbia A
$ 19.7 bil 8003456611
40 Acorn
+ 8 16.79 +.56
51 Acorn Sel
+ 7 13.31 +.52
+ 9 Fed Secs
+ 2 10.99 .01
38 Lrg Cap Val + 6 8.31 +.19
43 Marsico Gr
+ 6 13.10 +.25
46 Marsico21st + 7 8.93 +.16
43 Mid Cap Val + 5 8.23 +.25
41 MrscoFocEq + 5 14.55 +.28
31 SmCpVal I
+ 9 28.12 +.96
6 Strat Inc
+ 4 5.19 +.03
8 Tax Exempt
0 11.90 +.02
Columbia B
$ 2.2 bil 8003456611
41 Acorn
+ 8 15.81n +.53
Columbia C
$ 3.4 bil 8003456611
41 Acorn
+ 8 15.70n +.53
43 Marsico Gr
+ 5 12.12n +.23
46 Marsico21st + 7 8.46n +.16
Columbia Z
$ 54.3 bil 8003456611
40 Acorn
+ 8 17.27n +.58
46 Acorn Intl
+12 23.04n +.58
51 Acorn Sel
+ 7 13.60n +.53
41 Acorn USA
+ 6 15.96n +.51
+ 1 Bond
+ 3 8.80n +.01
1 CA Intermd + 1 9.13n +.01
0 CoreBond Z + 3 10.10n ..
29 Div Inc Z
+ 6 10.16n +.22
45 EngNatRes + 1 13.93n +.27
23 Hi Yld Muni 7 7.87n +.01
5 C&O MktOpp 1 20.52n +.12 25 High Income + 2 5.85n +.06
Tracking Mutual Fund Sales

Net new cash flow after redemptions and exchanges, in billions
-$21.74 bil
-20
-20
-40
-40
-60
-60
DE
Davis Funds A
$ 18.5 bil 8002790279
47 Financial
+ 6 19.30 +.57
41 NY Venture + 5 23.24 +.59
Davis Funds B
$ 1.0 bil 8002790279
41 NY Venture + 5 22.38n +.57
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 9.8 bil 8002790279
41 NY Venture C + 5 22.52n +.57
41 NY Venture Y + 5 23.46n +.59
39 Delafield + 9 14.66n +.52
Delaware A
$ 8.0 bil 8005234640
4 DivrsInc A
+ 3 7.94 +.04
35 LargeCapVal + 8 11.27 +.29
+ 2 LtdTrmDiv
+ 1 8.19 +.01
5 Tax Fr CO Ins 0 9.84 ..
4 Tax Fr MN
+ 1 11.33 ..
7 Tax Fr PA
0 7.11 ..
7 TaxFrUSA
0 10.00 ..
1 TaxFrUSA Int + 1 10.78 ..
Delaware Instl
$ 925 mil 8008285052
45 US Growth
+ 6 8.87n +.19
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 2.3 bil 8002318002
45 Emerg Mkts +10 6.01n +.13
38 Intl Equity
+ 9 11.19n +.30
37 Labor Intl
+ 9 11.15n +.29
DFA Investment
$ 70.1 bil 3103958005
+ 4 1 Yr Fixed Inc + 1 10.27n +.01
+ 4 2Yr Glbl Fxd + 1 10.19n +.01
+ 9 5 Yr Gov
+ 1 10.92n .01
+ 4 5GlbFxdInc + 1 10.97n +.01
49 Emerg Mkts +12 16.32n +.37
55 Emg Mkt Sml +16 9.85n +.22
51 EmMktCorEq +13 10.05n +.26
54 EmrgMktValI +16 16.91 +.40
-$14.51 bil
-80
-80
ND J FMAM J J A S ON
07 08
ND J FMAMJ J A S ON
07 08
Source: Investment Company Institute
Money market funds, which often

have wide swings in flows, saw inflow of $122.43 billion in November
vs. $143.52 billion the month before.
The Federal Reserve has been lowering its target interest rate in hopes
of providing liquidity to the financial system. The cuts mostly affected Treasury money market funds,
which focus on short-term Treasury securities. Still, investors generally saw low-yielding money funds
especially Treasuries as safer
than stocks.
Institutional money funds took in
$108.79 billion vs. $121.55 billion inflow the month before. Money
funds that cater to individuals had
inflow of $13.64 billion vs. inflow of
$21.97 billion the month prior.
Fund assets fell by $261.65 billion,
or 2.7%, to $9.355 trillion from
$9.616 trillion the month before.
They stood at $12.058 trillion a year
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
11 Income
+ 4 7.84n +.03
47 Intl Equity +12 9.04n +.23
35 Intl Value
+13 11.78n +.23
6 Intmd Bond + 3 7.83 +.01
0 IntmdBond + 3 6.85n +.01
2 IntmMuniBd
0 9.66 +.02
41 Large Gr
+ 6 15.07n +.37
38 Lg Cap Idx
+ 5 17.09n +.41
38 Lrg Cap Val + 6 8.32n +.19
37 LrgCapCore + 5 9.33n +.22
37 LrgEnCore
+ 6 8.71n +.21
+ 1 MA Intm Mun + 2 10.12n +.03
43 Marsico Gr
+ 6 13.29n +.25
46 Marsico21st + 7 9.08n +.16
51 MarsicoIntl +12 7.95n +.20
45 Mid Cap Gr
+ 8 14.01n +.38
43 Mid Cap Val + 5 8.23n +.24
38 MidCap Idx +10 6.64n +.21
40 MrscoFocEq + 5 14.84n +.28
1 NY Intm Mun + 1 11.13n +.03
0 OR IntmMuni + 1 11.64n +.03
45 Sel Lg Gr
+ 9 6.83n +.15
43 Sel Small
+ 5 10.21n +.35
1 Sh Trm Bond + 1 9.38n +.01
+ 4 Sh Trm Muni
0 10.34n +.01
33 Sm Cap Indx +10 10.85n +.38
36 SmCpVal II + 9 8.56n +.32
6 Strat Inc
+ 4 5.13n +.02
42 Strat Inv
+ 7 11.81n +.29
8 Tax Exempt
0 11.90n +.02
4 TotRet Bond + 3 8.78n +.02
+14 US Trea Idx + 3 12.01n +.01
1 VA Intm Mun + 1 10.29n +.02
48 Val&Restrc + 9 28.89n +.80
Commerce Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003052140
+ 2 Bond
+ 2 18.16n .02
+ 4 CRAQualInv b + 110.6
1n ..
Credit Suisse Common
$ 779 mil 8005772321
37 CommodRtn 2 7.41 +.02
CRM Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8002762883
36 Mid Val Ins + 5 18.58n +.53
Bond and income funds

$20
Stock funds
$20
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
26 Glbl60/40 I
+ 6 9.25 +.15
41 Global Eq I
+ 9 8.60 +.22
1 InfProtSec
+ 4 10.00 .01
44 Intl Small Co +11 10.21n +.18
42 Intl SmCpVal +12 10.98n +.17
47 Intl Value
+12 12.47n +.23
47 Intl Value III +12 11.67n +.22
44 IntlCoreEq +11 7.42n +.13
52 IntlRealEst + 9 3.92 +.02
+14 Intrm Govt
+ 3 12.70n +.02
42 Lg Cap Intl +11 14.69n +.26
40 Real Estate +22 13.38n +.58
+ 3 Sh Trm Muni + 1 10.12n ..
37 TAUSCorEq2 + 7 5.75n +.17
41 TaxMg US Sm + 8 13.81n +.45
40 TaxMgTgtVal + 9 12.66n +.46
45 TxM Intl Val +11 10.36n +.18
43 TxM US MkVl + 9 9.53n +.33
43 TxM US MkVl II + 8 9.16n +.32
37 TxMgdUSEq + 6 9.56n +.22
38 US Cor Eq 1 + 7 7.16n +.19
38 US Cor Eq 2 + 7 7.05n +.21
42 US Lg Cap Val + 8 13.18n +.42
38 US Lg Co Instl + 5 6.98n +.17
42 US LgCapVal 3 + 8 10.08n +.32
38 US Lrg Co
+ 5 26.17n +.63
39 US Micro Cap + 8 8.00n +.26
38 US Small Cap + 8 11.79n +.40
39 US Sml Val
+ 9 14.25n +.51
39 US VectorEq + 8 6.71n +.23
36 USTgtVal
+10 9.61n +.35
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 2.9 bil 6142553333
25 LgShtA x
+ 2 13.69 +.05
25 LongShortI x + 2 13.73n .01
Dodge&Cox
$ 85.6 bil 8006213979
36 Balanced
+ 4 49.60n ..
2 Income
+ 4 11.64n ..
47 Intl Stock
+11 21.80n +.55
44 Stock
+ 7 73.61n +2.05
Domini Soc Inv
$ 732 mil 8007626814
39 Equity
+ 7 19.31n +.52
Dreyfus
$ 28.6 bil 8006456561
+11 100% US Tr In + 1 13.79n .01
33 Appreciation + 4 27.93n +.51
38 Bas S&P500 + 5 18.11n +.43
+ 5 Bd Mkt Inv
+ 3 10.27n +.01
34 Bos Sml Val + 6 14.23n +.48
7 CAAMTFrMuZ 0 13.08n +.02
39 Disc Stock
+ 6 20.75n +.49
39 Dreyfus Fund + 5 6.05n +.12
47 Emg Mkts A +13 6.71 +.16
+ 6 GNMA Z
+ 2 14.63n .01
41 Growth & Inc + 6 9.37n +.21
6 Intm Inc A
+ 3 11.18 +.03
2 Intm Muni
+ 1 12.49n +.03
41 MidCapVal A +11 16.62 +.43
9 Muni Bond r
0 10.03n +.03
46 NewLeadr A +10 20.40 +.64
5 NJMuniBd A
0 11.64 +.04
5 NY Tx Ex
+ 1 13.35n +.03
38 S&P MidIndx + 9 16.27n +.53
38 S&P500 Idx + 5 24.88n +.60
+ 6 Sh Intm Govt + 1 10.84n +.01
33 SmCpStkIdx +10 12.99n +.46
37 StratValA
+ 8 19.80 +.52
Dupree Mutual
$ 935 mil 8008660614
0 KY Tax Fr Inc + 3 7.29n +.02
DWS Scudder A
$ 11.8 bil 8006211048
28 Balanced
+ 6 6.92 +.11
7 CA Tax Free + 1 6.54 +.02
34 Cap Growth + 5 37.23 +.74
46 Dreman HRt + 8 23.99 +.67
32 DremanSmVal + 8 23.22 +.73
24 High Income + 5 3.52 +.06
7 Mgd Muni
0 8.00 +.02
+ 4 StrGovSec
+ 1 8.37 ..
46 Technology + 3 7.14 +.16
DWS Scudder C
$ 782 mil 8006211048
46 Dreman HRt + 8 23.95 +.67
earlier. Stock fund assets fell $340

billion, or 8.6%, to $3.601 trillion
from $3.941 trillion the prior month.
Hybrid fund assets fell $29.1 billion, or 5.7%, to $482.5 billion from
$511.6 billion the month before.
Bond fund assets fell $22.5 billion,
or 1.4%, to $1.535 trillion from
Money fund assets rose $130.3 billion, or 3.6%, to $3.736 trillion from
Early indications were that outflow decreased in December.
TrimTabs said outflow would be big
but lower than Novembers.
Vanguard Group said it expected
stronger December flows, especially in its stock index funds and ETFs.
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4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
30 Value x
+ 5 31.77n +.85
FBR Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8888880025
36 Focus Inv r + 7 29.86n +.76
Federated A
$ 12.9 bil 8002455051
35 Amer Ldrs
+ 5 11.17 +.24
10 Bond
+ 5 7.41 +.04
30 Capital Apprec + 5 14.82 +.28
31 Equity Inc
+ 5 13.93 +.29
26 Hi Inc Bond + 4 5.21 +.08
48 InterCont
+13 32.69 +.82
43 Kaufmann
+ 9 3.52 +.07
46 KaufSmlCap +11 14.02 +.42
8 Mkt Opps
+12 10.46 +.17
7 Muni Secs
0 9.15 +.03
+ 2 Muni Ultrshrt 0 9.92 ..
17 Muni&Stock + 2 9.15 +.09
+28 PrudentBear 5 6.77 .13
+ 1 PrudGlbInc + 7 12.09 +.04
14 StratInc
+ 5 6.97 +.07
0 Tot Rtn Bd
+ 3 10.17 +.01
+ 3 US Govt Secs + 2 7.59 ..
Federated B
$ 2.1 bil 8002455051
44 Kaufmann
+ 8 3.34 +.06
Federated C
$ 2.4 bil 8002455051
44 Kaufmn C
+ 8 3.34 +.06
8 Mkt Opps
+12 10.39 +.17
Federated F
$ 915 mil 8002455051
+ 4 Govt Inc Sec + 2 8.87 ..
Federated Instl
$ 12.2 bil 8003417400
+ 6 GNMA Instl + 1 11.06n .01
+ 6 Govt 13 Instl + 1 10.91n +.01
+11 Govt 25 Instl + 2 12.13n ..
+ 2 GovUltSh Sv
0 9.83n .01
+ 6 Income
+ 1 10.44n .01
43 Kaufmann K + 9 3.52 +.07
38 Mid Cap Idx + 9 12.71n +.42
+ 3 Mortgage
+ 1 9.63n .01
+12 Tot Ret Gov + 2 11.67n +.01
0 Tot Rtn Bd
+ 3 10.17n +.01
0 TotRtnBd Svc + 3 10.17n +.01
Federated Y
$ 335 mil 8002455051
+ 6 US Gov 13 + 1 10.91n +.01
Fidelity Adv A
$ 15.8 bil 8005227297
42 Divers Intl r +12 12.07 +.26
48 Equity Gr x
+ 5 33.67 +.54
41 Equity Inc
+ 6 16.49 +.45
+11 GovtIncome + 2 11.00 ..
41 HiInc Advt
+ 4 5.59 +.13
55 Lev Co Stk x + 9 16.88 +.51
53 Mid Cap A
+10 10.86 +.21
40 Mid Cp II
+ 8 10.12 +.24
39 New Insight + 5 13.17 +.21
3 Sh Tm Fx
0 8.69 +.01
28 Small Cap
+ 4 16.98 +.25
11 Strat Inc
+ 3 9.78 +.03
Fidelity Adv C
$ 5.5 bil 8005227297
43 Divers Intl +12 11.64n +.25
56 Lev Co Stk x + 9 16.25n +.49
39 New Insight + 5 12.74n +.20
12 Strat Inc
+ 3 9.76n +.03
Fidelity Adv Free A
$ 3.4 bil 8005448888
29 2015
+ 5 8.44 +.12
34 2020
+ 6 8.47 +.15
36 2025
+ 6 8.02 +.14
40 2030
+ 6 8.32 +.17
Fidelity Adv I
$ 16.7 bil 8005260084
42 Divers Intl +12 12.24n +.27
48 Equity Grow x + 5 35.68n +.58
41 Equity Inc
+ 6 16.95n +.46
+11 GovtIncome + 2 11.00 ..
42 Growth & Inc + 6 11.83n +.28
41 HiInc Advt
+ 3 5.35n +.12
0 IntMunInc r + 1 9.67n +.01
31 Fairholme +10 21.54 +.80 48 Large Cap
+ 9 10.48n +.29
55 Lev Co Stk x + 9 17.06n +.52
FAM Funds
40 Mid Cp II
+ 9 10.21n +.24
$ 634 mil 8009323271
DWS Scudder Instl

$ 3.1 bil 8006211048
33 AdvLifLngRg + 6 6.89n +.13
15 CoreFxdInc + 2 8.71n +.02
38 Eq 500 Idx
+ 5 100.83n +2.42
DWS Scudder S
$ 14.1 bil 8006211048
34 Cap Growth + 5 37.46n +.74
38 Eq 500 Idx
+ 5 99.83n +2.40
48 GlobalThem +10 14.70n +.32
39 Growth & Inc + 9 10.81n +.28
+ 5 IncomeGNMA + 1 14.77n +.02
0 InterTxFree + 1 10.72n +.03
48 Intl
+ 9 34.66n +.92
36 Lrg Cap Val + 5 12.94 +.33
57 LtnAmerEq +10 27.16n +.78
6 MA Tax Free + 1 12.81n +.03
6 Mgd Muni Bd 0 8.01n +.02
7 ShDurPlus
+ 1 8.75n +.01
23 StrHiYdTax 4 9.35n +.02
Eagle Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8002373101
39 MidCapStkA + 7 17.23 +.50
Eaton Vance A
$ 23.8 bil 8002256265
25 AMTFrMunBd 2 6.90 +.04
39 DivBuilder
+ 4 8.62 ..
31 Floating Rt 5 6.31 ..
+ 7 Govt Oblig
+ 1 7.45 ..
38 Hi Yld Muni 9 5.72 +.01
32 Inc Bostn
0 3.86 ..
37 Lrg Cap Val + 3 14.06 ..
10 Natl LtdMuni 1 8.79 +.02
33 Natl Muni
5 7.04 +.04
11 Strat Inc
1 6.69 ..
37 Tax Mgd Val + 4 12.95 ..
35 TaxMgGr 1.1 + 3 17.39 ..
35 TxMgdDivInc + 4 8.21 ..
35 TxMgdGr 1.0 + 3 392.81n ..
10 WW HlthSci + 8 7.91 ..
Eaton Vance C
$ 5.0 bil 8002256265
32 Floating Rt 5 6.10n ..
37 Lrg Cap Val + 3 14.04n ..
34 Natl Muni
5 7.04 +.04
11 Strat Inc
1 6.33 ..
36 TxMgdDivInc + 4 8.20 ..
Eton Vance Instl
$ 798 mil 8002256265
52 TxMgdEmMkt x + 625.3
2n .34
Evergreen A
$ 9.6 bil 8003432898
1 Adj Rate
0 8.73 +.01
23 Asset Alloc + 5 9.38 +.09
46 DivCapBldr + 5 4.06 +.09
34 Fundmtl Lrg + 7 16.92 +.42
7 Muni Bond
0 6.57 +.03
23 PreciousMtl +31 48.09 .18
34 Special Val + 8 13.26 +.44
1 Strat Muni
0 8.38 +.01
32 Util&Telecm + 2 10.14 +.16
Evergreen B
$ 2.2 bil 8003432898
23 Asset Alloc + 5 9.31n +.10
Evergreen C
$ 4.6 bil 8003432898
2 Adj Rate
0 8.73 +.01
23 Asset Alloc + 5 9.12 +.09
Evergreen I
$ 8.5 bil 8003432898
1 Adj Rate
0 8.73n +.01
29 Core Bond
+ 5 6.99n .01
36 EnhcedS&P5 + 6 9.96n +.24
+ 9 Intl Bond I
+ 9 10.42n +.02
41 Intl Eqty
+11 6.11n +.13
3 Intrmd Muni I + 1 56.98n +.23
7 Muni Bond
0 6.57n +.03
9 PA Muni
1 9.58n +.03
34 Special Val + 8 13.34n +.44
37 Strat Gr I
+ 6 19.19n +.38
1 US Govt
+ 1 9.52n +.01
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
39 New Insight + 5 13.30n +.21

44 Overseas
+10 13.15n +.23
3 Sh Fxd Inc
+ 1 8.70n +.02
+ 8 Sh Intmd Govt + 1 10.18n ..
28 Small Cap
+ 4 17.64n +.27
11 Strat Inc
+ 3 9.87n +.03
24 StrtRealRet + 3 6.78n +.05
6 TotalBond
+ 3 9.20n +.03
Fidelity Adv T
$ 14.5 bil 8005260084
33 Balanced
+ 6 10.75 +.17
42 Divers Intl +12 11.98 +.26
48 Equity Gr
+ 5 33.63 +.55
42 Equity Inc
+ 6 16.72 +.45
56 Growth Opp + 6 18.74 +.30
41 HiInc Advt
+ 4 5.61 +.13
55 Lev Co Stk x + 9 16.63 +.50
53 Mid Cap
+10 10.97 +.20
39 New Insight + 5 13.08 +.21
3 ShTrm Fxd Inc + 1 8.70 +.02
28 Small Cap
+ 3 16.51 +.25
11 Strategic Inc + 3 9.77 +.03
Fidelity Freedom
$ 59.7 bil 8005448888
14 2000
+ 3 10.01n +.08
25 2005
+ 5 8.32n +.10
26 2010
+ 5 10.27n +.14
28 2015
+ 5 8.48n +.12
33 2020
+ 6 9.94n +.16
34 2025
+ 6 8.14n +.14
38 2030
+ 7 9.63n +.19
39 2035
+ 7 7.93n +.16
40 2040
+ 7 5.51n +.11
40 2045
+ 7 6.49n +.14
42 2050
+ 7 6.36n +.13
13 Income
+ 3 9.52n +.07
Fidelity Select
$ 15.6 bil 8005448888
12 Biotechnlgy r +12 58.41n +1.24
23 ConsumeStpl r + 7 50.42n +.70
41 Dfnse&Aero r +10 48.21n +1.67
50 Electronics r +11 22.43n +.73
55 Energy r
+ 4 29.62n +.80
64 Energy Svcs r + 1 35.29n +.85
23 Gold r
+30 30.71n .22
33 Health Care r + 9 80.39n +1.68
25 Med Eq & Sys r + 6 18.08n +.32
57 Natural Gas r + 4 19.79n +.53
53 Natural Res + 7 18.47n +.40
43 Sftwr&Cmp r + 5 46.48n +.92
52 Technology x + 9 38.95n +.82
37 Utility Gr r
+ 1 39.43n +.63
Fidelity Spartan
$ 44.3 bil 8005448888
38 500 Idx Adv + 5 61.24n +1.46
38 500 Idx Inv
+ 5 61.24n +1.46
40 ExtMkt Adv + 8 21.88n +.63
40 ExtMkt Inv + 8 21.88n +.63
42 IntlIdx Adv +11 26.38n +.49
42 IntlIdx Inv +11 26.38n +.49
+17 IntTrsBdAd r + 3 11.65n .01
+17 IntTrsBdIdx r + 3 11.65n .01
+ 9 STTrAdv r
0 10.80n +.01
38 TotMkt Adv + 6 24.64n +.61
38 TotMkt Inv + 6 24.64n +.61
38 US EqIdxAdv + 5 31.46n +.75
38 US EqIdxInv + 5 31.46n +.75
Fidelity Invest
$ 404 bil 8005448888
36 100 Index
+ 4 6.56 +.14
34 4in1 Idx r + 6 19.55n +.40
44 AdvCapDevO + 6 6.90n +.16
49 AdvDivStkO + 9 8.44n +.23
50 Aggres Gr x + 7 11.41n +.26
28 AssetMgr50% + 5 10.76n +.15
36 AssetMgr70% r + 710.6
2n +.20
14 AsstMgr20% r + 3 10.30n +.08
32 Balanced
+ 5 13.02n +.21
39 BlueChipGro + 6 25.98n +.59
6 CA Muni Inc
0 10.96n +.02
44 Canada x
+ 8 34.44n +.62
33 Cap & Inc
+ 1 5.43n +.05
42 CaptlApprec + 8 15.43n +.40
+ 4 CAShTxFrBd r + 1 10.23n +.01
45 China Rgn
+ 8 16.95n +.35
38 Contrafund + 5 44.61n +.73
A8
2008
%
Chg Fund
MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
48 Convrt Secs + 9 13.82n +.22

2 CT Muni Inc r + 1 10.65n +.03
41 Disciplnd Eq + 7 17.14n +.43
46 Diversifd Intl +11 21.22n +.36
44 Dividend Grow +10 15.45n +.45
61 Emrg Mkts +11 12.86n +.23
43 Equity Inc
+ 6 30.33n +.78
41 Equity Inc II + 6 13.13n +.36
47 Euro CapApp r +11 13.49n +.20
45 Europe r
+11 22.46n +.31
44 Exprt&Mltint r + 8 14.20n +.27
41 Fidelity Fund + 5 22.43n +.52
50 Fifty r
+ 8 10.86n +.19
18 FloatHiInc
0 7.53n +.04
+ 6 GNMA
+ 1 11.14n ..
+11 Govt Income + 2 10.99n ..
52 Gr & Inc
+ 8 12.94n +.34
48 GrDiscovery + 5 8.48n +.14
42 Grwth Cmpny x + 848.1
9n +1.06
25 High Income + 4 6.01n +.08
49 Independnc + 6 14.08n +.25
2 InflProtBd
+ 4 10.59n ..
+10 Int Gov Inc
+ 2 10.98n .01
0 Int Mun Inc + 1 9.66n +.01
45 Intl Discov +10 23.30n +.40
47 IntlSmCap
+ 8 12.19n +.13
6 Intmd Bond + 2 9.11n +.03
7 Inv Grade Bd + 2 6.37n +.02
37 Japan r
+12 8.83n +.21
35 Jpn Sm Cos r + 9 7.12n +.12
48 Large Cap Stk + 9 9.86n +.27
56 Latin Amer x +10 27.12n +.74
56 LevrgdCoStk x + 9 13.98n +.42
37 LgCorEnhIdx + 5 6.32 +.15
37 Low Pr Stk +12 22.76n +.64
41 Lrg Cp Val r + 8 8.40n +.22
4 MA Muni Inc + 1 10.87n +.03
50 Magellan
+10 45.05n +1.17
40 MegaCpStk + 6 6.87n +.17
1 MI Muni Inc + 1 11.27n +.03
47 Mid Stk
+11 15.27n +.40
42 Mid Val r
+13 9.27n +.28
1 MN Muni Inc + 1 10.72n +.02
+ 1 Mortg Secs + 1 10.06n ..
5 Municipal Inc + 1 11.45n +.02
41 New Millnm + 8 17.29n +.40
19 NewMktsInc r + 8 11.22n +.03
4 NJ Muni Inc r 0 10.65n +.03
3 NY Muni Inc + 2 11.86n +.04
2 OH Muni Inc + 2 10.85n +.03
47 OTC
+ 8 27.73n +.65
48 Overseas
+11 24.75n +.37
1 PA Muni Inc r + 1 10.19n +.03
56 Pacific Basin r +13 13.08n +.21
30 Puritan
+ 5 12.95n +.19
41 Real Estate x +23 14.87n +.63
+ 3 Sh Int Muni
0 10.33n ..
4 Short Term Bd 0 7.96n +.02
45 Small Stk
+11 9.49n +.27
48 SmIndep r
+ 9 10.26n +.31
46 Sml Grow r + 7 8.47n +.24
33 Sml Val r
+13 9.02n +.31
41 SmlOpport x +11 5.42 +.18
53 SoEast Asia x + 8 18.51n +.07
42 StkSelector + 6 16.75n +.40
42 StraDiv&Inc + 8 7.01n +.17
24 StraRealRet r + 3 6.79n +.05
12 Strategic Inc + 3 8.72n +.02
4 Tax Fr Bond + 1 9.87n +.02
6 Total Bond
+ 3 9.21n +.03
45 Trend
+ 7 38.48n +.82
+ 4 US Bond Idx + 3 10.82n +.02
36 Utility
+ 2 12.84n +.17
43 Val Disc
+ 5 10.00n +.25
48 Value
+ 9 38.75n +1.28
41 World Wide + 7 12.44n +.25
Fifth Third Inst
$ 2.7 bil 8003340483
12 Bond
+ 1 8.10n +.01
2 Sh Trm Bd
+ 1 8.90n +.01
First Amer Y
$ 10.0 bil 8006773863
11 Core Bond
+ 5 9.35n +.04
33 Equity Inc
+ 5 9.53n +.23
38 Equity Index + 5 16.18n +.39
2 Int Tax Fr
+ 1 10.08n +.03
8 Int Trm Bd
+ 3 8.77n +.02
42 Intl
+10 8.65n +.13
38 LgCapGrOpp + 4 20.40n +.50
37 Lrg Cap Val + 4 11.83n +.26
38 Mid Cap Val + 7 15.39n +.44
47 MidCapGrOpp + 6 23.06n +.71
38 Real Estate +19 10.96n +.46
5 Sh Trm Bd
+ 2 9.18n +.02
15 Tax Free
3 8.60n +.02
15 Total Retrn + 6 7.93n +.06
First Eagle
$ 14.2 bil 8003342143
32 Fund Amer Y + 6 16.81n +.36
21 Global A
+ 8 32.83 +.26
16 Gold A
+22 19.10 .11
21 Overseas A +11 16.61 +.06
First Invstrs A
$ 4.1 bil 8004234026
+ 6 Government b + 2 11.03 ..
37 Gr & Inc b
+ 7 9.91 +.26
1 Ins Tax Ex b + 2 9.27 +.02
First Src Mono
$ 922 mil 8007668938
32 IncEquity
+ 7 10.22n +.23
FMI Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8008115311
23 Common Stk x +11 15.49n +.54
28 Large Cap x + 3 10.86n +.21
Forum Funds
$ 2.9 bil 8009436786
14 AbsStrat
+ 3 8.93n +.09
39 Wintergrn
+ 5 8.67n +.09
FPA Funds
$ 4.7 bil 8009824372
36 Capital
+ 5 21.27 +.37
21 Crescent I
+ 4 19.51n +.24
+ 4 New Income
0 10.97 +.01
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 98.1 bil 8003425236
+ 3 Adj US Gov
0 8.86 ..
5 AL Tax Fr
+ 1 10.28 +.02
7 AZTaxFrInc + 1 9.71 +.03
38 Bal Sheet
+10 34.27 +.96
20 CA HighYld 6 7.52 ..
7 CA InsTxFr
+ 1 11.11 +.03
5 CA IntTxFr
1 10.40 +.01
9 CA Tax Fr
0 6.23 +.02
37 Cap Growth + 5 7.67 +.16
45 ChinaWrld
+ 7 20.86 +.17
8 CO Tax Fr
+ 1 10.39 +.02
37 Conv Secs
+ 8 9.07 +.12
13 Double Tx Fr 3 9.67 +.02
36 Equity Inc
+ 5 12.18 +.23
2 FedIntTxFr + 2 10.68 +.03
7 FedTxFrInc + 1 10.58 +.03
5 FL Tax Fr
+ 1 10.54 +.03
24 FltRateDly
2 7.01 +.03
37 Flx Cap Gr
+ 5 30.44 +.76
38 FoundAlloc + 7 7.75 +.16
33 Gold & Prec +32 24.25 .03
34 Grwth
+ 7 28.87 +.72
23 High Inc
+ 7 1.44 +.02
17 HiYldTxFr
2 8.19 +.01
31 Income
+ 8 1.65 +.05
6 Ins Tax Fr
+ 2 10.87 +.02
+ 7 LtdMatGovt + 2 10.45 ..
6 MA InsTaxFr
0 10.58 .03
11 MD Tax Fr
1 9.76 +.02
3 MI InsTxFr
+ 2 11.23 +.03
1 MN Ins Tax Fr + 2 11.36 .01
5 MO Tax Fr
+ 2 10.94 +.03
7 NC Tax Fr
+ 2 10.76 +.04
6 NJ Tax Fr
+ 1 10.80 +.02
8 NY InsTaxFr + 3 10.03 +.04
1 NY IntTaxFr + 1 10.36 +.03
4 NY Tax Fr
+ 2 10.70 +.03
2 OH InsTaxFr + 3 11.76 +.03
4 OR Tax Fr
+ 1 10.75 +.03
7 PA Tax Fr
+ 1 9.19 +.03
5 Real Rtrn x + 3 9.75 +.01
28 Rising Divs + 6 23.56 +.69
34 SmlCapVal +10 26.22 +.96
43 SmMdCapGr + 5 19.97 +.56
11 Strat Inc
+ 5 8.35 +.05
6 Totl Retrn
+ 4 8.92 +.03
+ 7 US Gov Sec + 2 6.62 ..
27 Utilities
+ 1 10.33 +.16
5 VA Tax Fr
+ 2 10.53 +.04
Frank/Tmp Fr B
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
$ 4.2 bil 8003425236

32 Income
+ 8 1.64n +.04
+ 6 US Govt Secs + 2 6.61n ..
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 21.5 bil 8003425236
10 CA Tax Fr
0 6.22 +.01
8 FedTxFrIn
+ 1 10.57 +.02
39 FoundAlloc + 7 7.66n +.16
18 HiYldTxFr
2 8.29 +.01
32 Income
+ 8 1.66 +.04
4 NY Tax Fr
+ 2 10.69 +.03
11 Strategic Inc + 5 8.35 +.05
+ 6 US Gov Sec + 2 6.58 ..
27 Utilities
+ 1 10.30 +.16
Frank/Tmp FrAd
$ 7.2 bil 8003425236
31 Income
+ 8 1.64n +.04
41 SmMidCapGr + 9 20.45n +.57
6 Totl Retrn
+ 4 8.93n +.02
+ 7 US Govt Secs + 2 6.63n .01
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
$ 14.7 bil 8002929293
41 Beacon A
+ 5 8.87 +.17
27 Discovery A + 2 22.22 +.10
33 European A + 3 16.87 +.20
26 Qualified A + 3 14.45 +.14
39 Shares A
+ 5 15.06 +.26
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
$ 4.4 bil 8003425236
42 Beacon
+ 5 8.72 +.16
28 Discovery
+ 2 22.08 +.10
39 Shares
+ 5 14.94 +.25
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
$ 16.7 bil 8004483863
41 Beacon
+ 5 8.96n +.18
27 Discovery
+ 2 22.46n +.10
33 European
+ 3 17.22n +.20
26 Qualified
+ 3 14.54n +.14
39 Shares
+ 5 15.16n +.26
Frank/Tmp Tp A
$ 29.8 bil 8003549191
54 Dvlp Mkts
+ 7 12.80 +.17
46 Foreign
+ 9 4.44 +.11
43 Glbl Opport + 8 12.84 +.21
51 Glbl Sm Co
+ 6 3.46 +.08
+ 6 Glob Bond
+ 5 11.20 +.02
44 Growth
+ 8 12.96 +.28
25 Income
+ 5 2.08 +.02
40 World
+ 7 10.65 +.22
Frank/Tmp TpAd
$ 7.6 bil 8002929293
45 ChinaWrld
+ 7 20.92n +.17
46 Foreign
+ 9 4.39n +.10
.. Glob Bond
.. no quote
44 Growth
+ 8 12.95n +.28
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
$ 4.9 bil 8006322301
47 Foreign C
+ 9 4.35 +.10
+ 6 Global Bd C + 5 11.22 +.02
44 Growth C
+ 8 12.68 +.28
Franklin Temp
$ 1.2 bil 8002929293
+ 1 Hard Curncy + 6 9.32 +.04
22 Mod Trgt A
+ 5 10.59 +.12
Frontegra
$ 1.1 bil 8888252100
10 ColumbsCrPl + 9 25.93n +.27
FundX Upgrader
$ 775 mil 8664553863
45 FundX Up
+ 3 23.32n ..
GHI
Gabelli AAA
$ 3.6 bil 8004223554
38 Asset
+ 7 30.50n +.84
36 Equity Inc
+ 5 13.94n +.37
33 Sm Cap Gr
+ 6 20.00n +.52
Gabelli C
$ 253 mil 8004223554
24 Utilities
+ 3 5.95 +.11
Gamco AAA
$ 1.3 bil 8004223554
30 Gold
+31 19.54n .09
47 Growth
+ 8 19.24n +.46
Gateway Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8003546339
15 Gateway A + 6 24.07 +.40
GE Elfun S&S
$ 8.8 bil 8002420134
2 Income
+ 3 10.37n +.01
2 Income
+ 3 10.51n +.01
38 S&S Program x + 5 27.70n +.14
3 Tax Exempt + 1 10.70n +.02
39 Trusts x
+ 1 29.67n .76
GE Instl Funds
$ 3.2 bil 8002420134
2 Income
+ 3 8.80n +.01
43 Intl Equity +12 9.01n +.08
38 SmValEqInv + 9 8.61n +.27
29 Stratgc Inv + 6 8.65n +.11
Glenmede Funds
$ 988 mil 8004428299
+ 8 CoreFxdInc + 3 11.12n +.01
GMO Trust II
$ 756 mil 6173307500
40 Foreign
+10 9.96n +.19
GMO Trust III
$ 11.9 bil 6173307500
33 Emerg Ctry Dt + 3 5.95n +.01
56 Emerg Mkts +10 7.32 +.16
40 Foreign
+10 10.01n +.19
41 Intl Cor Eq +11 22.79n +.46
37 Intl Gro Eq +12 17.32n +.34
39 Intl Intrn Val +11 17.79n +.35
43 Intl Sm Cos +12 5.28n +.07
40 TxMg Intl Eq +11 11.46n +.21
31 US Core Eq
+ 7 9.00n +.20
25 US Qual Eq
+ 5 16.41 +.30
GMO Trust IV
$ 9.6 bil 6173307500
33 Emerg Ctry Dt + 3 5.95n +.02
56 Emerg Mkts +10 7.29n +.16
40 Foreign
+10 10.01n +.19
41 Intl Core Eq +11 22.77n +.46
37 Intl Gro Eq +12 17.32 +.33
39 Intl Intrn Val +11 17.78n +.35
GMO Trust V
$ 1.5 bil 6173307500
56 Emerg Mkts +10 7.27n +.15
25 US Qual Eq
+ 4 16.40 +.29
GMO Trust VI
$ 17.8 bil 6173307500
7 Domestic Bd + 1 8.18 +.01
56 Emerg Mkts +10 7.29n +.16
.. EmrgMktOpp .. no quote
28 InflIdxPlBd
0 15.04n +.01
41 Intl Core Eq +11 22.76 +.46
21 StratFixInc
0 17.51 +.01
31 US Core Eq
+ 7 8.98n +.20
25 US Qual Eq
+ 5 16.41n +.30
GoldmnSachs A
$ 16.0 bil 8007625035
21 BalStrat
+ 5 8.33 +.08
44 Capital Gr
+ 6 12.66 +.29
11 Core Fxd Inc + 4 8.44 ..
2 Global Inc x + 2 12.38 .07
+ 5 Govt Income + 3 15.13 ..
33 Gr&Inc Strat + 6 8.04 +.12
36 Growth & Inc + 4 16.22 +.33
42 Growth Opp + 9 12.11 +.34
40 Growth Strat + 8 7.77 +.15
30 Hi Yld Muni 8 6.79 ..
29 High Yield
+ 3 5.00 +.06
38 Lrg Val
+ 5 8.47 +.20
38 Mid Cap Val + 7 21.61 +.63
+ 8 Sh Dur Govt + 1 10.28 ..
30 Sm Val
+ 8 23.94 +.86
43 StrucIntlEq +11 7.72 +.14
GoldmnSachs C
$ 1.3 bil 8007625035
41 Gr Strat
+ 8 7.74n +.16
33 Gr&Inc Strat + 6 8.00n +.12
GoldmnSachs In
$ 12.8 bil 8007625035
11 Core Fixed Inc + 4 8.47n ..
2 Global Inc x + 2 12.36n .07
41 Growth Opp + 9 12.73n +.35
29 High Yield
+ 3 5.01n +.06
30 High Yld Muni 8 6.79n ..
38 Mid Cap Val + 7 21.74n +.63
+ 8 Sh Dur Govt + 1 10.25n +.01
+ 2 Sh Dur Tax Fr 0 10.09n +.01
29 Sm Val
+ 8 25.04n +.91
42 Struc Lg Gr + 8 8.48n +.21
38 Struc LgVal + 6 7.90n +.22
37 Struc Sm Eq +11 7.39n +.28
43 StrucIntlEq +11 7.89n +.14
13 Grnsprng + 5 20.16n +.32
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
GuideStone G4
$ 6.8 bil 8002620511
42 Aggr Allo
+ 8 8.04n +.21
28 Bal Allo x
+ 2 9.15n .29
34 Gr Allo
+ 7 8.78n +.17
44 GrwthEquity + 6 11.36n +.24
45 Intl Equity +11 9.35n +.25
3 LowDurBond + 2 11.97n +.01
4 MedDurBond + 5 12.14n +.04
38 ValueEquity + 7 10.38n +.28
Hansberger
$ 657 mil 8004146927
50 IntlGrowthI +12 9.90n +.21
Harbor Funds
$ 29.0 bil 8004221050
+ 3 Bond Instl
+ 4 11.28n +.02
38 CapAppr Ins + 6 23.04n +.40
38 CapAppr Inv + 6 22.87n +.40
43 Intl Admin +12 39.71n +.69
50 Intl Gr I
+11 8.05n +.13
43 Intl Instl
+12 39.91n +.70
43 Intl Inv
+12 39.60n +.70
35 SmVal Instl +11 12.84n +.45
Harding Lvnr
$ 1.2 bil 8007624848
53 Emerg Mkts +12 26.25n +.64
Hartford A
$ 19.7 bil 8888437824
33 Advisers b
+ 6 10.32 +.20
30 Balanc All b + 5 8.07 +.12
47 Cap Apprec b + 7 21.21 +.47
44 CapAppr II b + 8 8.30 +.18
29 Checks&Bal b + 5 6.93 +.11
33 Div & Gr b
+ 7 13.86 +.34
30 Eqty Inc b
+ 5 9.67 +.21
31 Float Rate x 5 6.20 +.01
46 Grow Oppor b + 8 17.39 +.39
0 Infl Plus x
+ 4 10.45 .01
37 Mid Cap b
+ 8 13.53 +.39
6 TotlRetnBd x + 2 9.37 +.02
Hartford B
$ 2.2 bil 8888437824
47 Cap Apprec m + 7 19.01n +.42
Hartford C
$ 5.7 bil 8888437824
47 Cap Apprec m + 7 19.09 +.43
31 Float Rate x 5 6.20 +.02
0 Infl Plus x
+ 4 10.42n .01
Hartford HLS IA
$ 27.5 bil 8888437824
32 Advisers
+ 6 13.54n +.27
46 Cap Apprec + 8 24.98n +.62
38 Discp Eq
+ 8 8.34n +.22
33 Div & Gr
+ 7 14.15n +.34
53 Global Grow + 9 10.04n +.21
47 Grwth Opps + 8 16.76n +.37
38 Index
+ 5 18.49n +.44
43 Intl Opport +10 8.31n +.13
36 Mid Cap
+ 8 15.92n +.47
42 Small Co
+ 7 10.71n +.34
44 Stock
+ 7 25.42n +.70
8 TotlRetnBd + 3 9.55n +.03
1 US Gov Sec + 1 10.17n .02
Hartford HLS IB
$ 5.9 bil 8888437824
33 Advisers
+ 6 13.70n +.27
47 Cap Apprec + 8 24.78n +.61
34 Div & Gr
+ 7 14.13n +.35
8 TotlRetnBd + 3 9.50n +.02
1 US Gov Sec + 1 10.14n .02
Hartford L
$ 627 mil 8888437824
46 Grwth Opps b + 8 17.79 +.39
Hartford Y
$ 4.9 bil 8888437824
47 Cap Apprec + 7 22.80n +.51
47 CapApprecI + 7 21.09n +.47
33 Div & Growth + 7 14.04n +.34
6 TotlRetnBd x + 2 9.48n +.02
Heartland Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004327856
20 ValPlusInv + 5 18.22n +.46
41 ValueInv
+ 8 24.33n +.58
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 2.5 bil 8888326774
40 Intl Opp A
+12 15.27 +.30
40 Intl Opp C
+12 14.56 +.28
HighMark Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8004336884
+ 2 Bond Fid
+ 3 10.30n +.02
Hirtle Callaghan
$ 4.0 bil 8009818917
.. Growth Eq
.. no quote
.. Intl Equity
.. no quote
.. SmCapEqty
.. no quote
.. Value Equity .. no quote
Homestead
$ 817 mil 8002583030
4 Sh Term Bond 0 4.71n ..
37 Value
+ 7 22.09n +.61
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 3.2 bil 8664938637
47 Core Val I
+ 7 6.01 +.20
48 LgCapVal A + 8 10.37 +.32
48 LgCapVal I
+ 8 10.40 +.32
45 MidCapVal I + 8 11.20 +.45
Hussman Funds
$ 3.7 bil 8004877626
10 Strat Gr
+ 4 12.18n +.10
+ 6 StraTotRet + 5 11.57n .05
ICAP Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8882214227
39 MainstayEqI + 8 24.78 +.58
39 MainstyIntI +12 22.74n +.55
38 MnstySelEqI + 8 23.45 +.55
38 ICM SmCo x + 9 17.85n +.64
ICON Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8007640442
36 Energy
+ 3 14.08n +.29
ING Fds A
$ 4.6 bil 8009920180
30 Corp Ldrs
+ 1 15.88n +.29
43 GlbRealEst +12 11.54 +.21
+ 7 GNMA Inc
+ 2 8.62 ..
10 Intermd Bd + 1 8.56 +.01
39 Intl Value
+12 9.43 +.13
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 1.5 bil 8009920180
10 IntermdBd I + 1 8.56 +.01
39 Intl Val I
+12 9.40n +.13
ING Partners
$ 1.5 bil 8009920180
.. JPMrgIntlI
.. no quote
43 PriceGrEq I + 7 32.34n +.63
Ivy Funds
$ 18.2 bil 8007776472
26 AssetStr A
+ 6 18.02 +.12
27 AssetStr B
+ 6 17.61n +.12
27 AssetStr C
+ 6 17.67n +.11
26 AssetStr Y
+ 6 18.04n +.12
62 GlbNatResA +11 10.44 +.32
62 GlbNatResC +11 9.20n +.28
JKL
J Hancock 1
$ 17.3 bil 8002255291
43 LifestylAgg + 8 7.87n +.19
32 LifestylBal + 6 9.09n +.16
37 LifestylGr
+ 7 8.59n +.17
24 LifestylMod + 5 9.50n +.12
15 LSConserv
+ 4 10.34n +.09
J Hancock A
$ 8.6 bil 8002255291
26 Balanced
+ 8 11.38 +.15
12 Bond
+ 1 12.24 +.07
48 ClassicVal
+ 9 10.48 +.31
+ 6 Govt Income + 2 9.21 +.01
38 Lrg Cap Eq +11 17.01 +.37
28 Regionl Bnk + 1 12.67 +.42
32 Sov Invstrs + 5 11.95 +.28
12 Strat Inc
+ 1 5.25 +.02
6 Tax Fr Bond
0 9.04 +.02
36 US Glb LdGr + 3 18.24 +.35
James Adv Funds
$ 573 mil 8009952637
6 JamGolBalA + 6 17.11 +.23
Janus
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
$ 49.4 bil 8005253713

16 Balanced
+ 6 19.95n +.20
15 Balanced
+ 6 20.87n +.19
49 Contrarian +14 9.41n +.22
45 Enterprise
+ 9 32.01n +.97
+ 5 Flex Bond
+ 3 9.72n +.02
44 Fundment Eq +10 14.08n +.38
44 Global Tech + 9 8.67n +.27
29 GlobLifeSci +10 16.98n +.44
43 Growth & Inc + 9 20.49n +.39
21 High Yield
+ 4 6.75n +.06
41 Janus
+10 18.96n +.45
29 Mid Val Inst + 7 15.03n +.39
29 Mid Val Inv + 7 14.95n +.38
51 Orion
+13 6.31n +.16
53 Overseas
+13 24.04n +.56
45 Research
+10 16.93n +.47
+ 4 Short Term Bd + 1 2.93n ..
24 Sml Val Inst + 7 15.13n +.46
24 Sml Val Inv + 7 14.94n +.45
43 Twenty
+ 9 42.48n +.77
53 Venture
+ 9 27.35n +1.04
46 World Wide +11 29.44n +.67
Janus Adv A
$ 1.1 bil 8005253713
45 Forty
+ 8 21.90 +.43
Janus Adv S
$ 3.7 bil 8005253713
45 Forty
+ 8 21.69n +.43
49 Intl Growth +13 26.79n +.58
Janus Aspn Inst
$ 3.4 bil 8005253713
16 Balanced
+ 7 22.81n +.23
+ 6 Flexible Bd + 4 11.64n +.03
45 Forty
+ 8 22.67n +.43
52 Intl Growth +14 26.34n +.59
41 Lrg Cp Grow +10 15.59n +.35
45 WorldwideGr +11 19.08n +.42
Jennison Dryden A
$ 10.9 bil 8002251852
41 20/20 Focus + 7 9.26 +.22
42 Blend A
+ 7 10.38 +.24
+ 3 Govt Inc
+ 2 8.84 .01
38 Growth
+ 6 11.25 +.20
24 HighYield
+ 3 3.89 +.04
37 Mid Cap Gr
+ 7 15.98 +.47
7 Natl Muni
0 13.22 +.04
54 NaturlRsrc +11 26.09 +.50
0 Sh Tm Corp + 2 10.48 +.02
40 Small Co
+13 11.51 +.38
4 Tot Ret Bd
+ 2 11.56 ..
48 Utility
+ 2 7.21 +.14
44 Value
+ 8 9.13 +.27
Jennison Dryden Z&I
$ 2.8 bil 8002251852
38 Growth Z
+ 6 11.63n +.20
40 Small Co Z +13 12.01n +.39
38 Stock Idx Z + 5 19.50n +.47
30 JensenPtfJ + 3 18.99n +.42
JP Morgan A
$ 10.7 bil 8004804111
+ 4 Core Bond
+ 2 10.77 ..
38 Equity Idx
+ 5 20.25 +.48
.. Govt Bond
.. no quote
+10 HighStatMk + 1 16.41 .01
13 Inv Csrv Gr
+ 3 9.24 +.07
28 Inv Gr&Inc
+ 6 9.30 +.17
34 Inv Growth + 7 9.35 +.20
20 Invstr Bal
+ 5 9.51 +.12
35 Mid Cap Val + 9 14.95 +.47
JP Morgan B
$ 1.9 bil 8004804111
29 Inv Gr&Inc
+ 6 9.24n +.17
21 Invstr Bal
+ 4 9.48n +.12
JP Morgan Instl
$ 4.9 bil 8004804111
+ 2 IntmTxFrBd + 2 10.49n +.03
35 Mid Cap Val + 9 15.16n +.48
41 Value Opps + 8 9.84 +.29
JP Morgan Selct
$ 33.2 bil 8004804111
54 AsiaEq
+16 18.65n +.39
+ 4 Core Bond
+ 2 10.76n ..
3 CorePlusBd + 2 7.13n +.02
38 EquityIndex + 5 20.24n +.48
+10 Govt Bond
+ 2 10.84n ..
23 High Yield
+ 4 5.70n +.07
+10 HighStatMk + 1 16.48n .01
+ 4 Intermd Bd + 1 10.36n +.01
43 Intl Eq Idx
+12 14.29n +.28
44 Intl Value
+11 10.02n +.19
+ 2 IntmTxFrBd + 2 10.49n +.02
40 Intrepid Gr
+ 6 14.67n +.33
46 IntrepidInt +11 12.47n +.24
40 Intrpd Amer + 7 15.72n +.38
.. Mid Cap Val
.. no quote
0 Mult MktNtr + 2 10.13n +.03
2 Muni Inc
+ 1 9.24n +.03
+ 2 NYTaxFrBnd + 2 6.95n +.02
+ 4 Sh Dur Bd
+ 1 10.67n +.01
29 SmallCapEq + 9 22.24n +.82
2 Tax Fr Bond + 1 11.77n +.04
+ 7 TreasAgency + 1 10.25n ..
7 TxAwrRlRet + 4 8.99n +.02
36 US Equity
+ 6 6.81n +.17
36 USLgCorPls + 6 13.21n +.34
JP Morgan Ultra
$ 2.5 bil 8004804111
+ 4 Core Bond
+ 2 10.76n ..
+ 3 Mrtge Back
0 10.30 .01
+ 4 Sh Dur Bd
+ 1 10.67n ..
Keeley Funds
$ 4.1 bil 8889335391
42 SmlCapValA + 7 15.81 +.59
Kinetics Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8009303828
54 Paradigm x + 4 14.11n +.20
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 2.6 bil 8004473332
48 IntlMktMsInv + 9 10.86n +.15
48 IntlMktMsSel + 9 10.86 +.16
Lazard Instl
$ 3.7 bil 8008236300
48 Emerg Mkts +12 10.79n +.28
Lazard Open
$ 1.2 bil 8008236300
49 Emerg Mkts +12 10.96n +.29
Legg Mason
$ 8.0 bil 8008225544
66 Opport Pri
+ 2 5.03n +.08
55 SpecialInv
+ 8 14.64n +.57
55 Value Fncl +10 28.90n +.96
55 Value Instl +10 29.76n +1.00
56 Value Tr
+10 25.75n +.86
Legg Mason Partners
$ 29.1 bil 8004512010
43 Agg Gr B
+10 58.22n +1.82
43 Aggr Gr I
+10 70.30n +2.20
43 AggressGr A +10 66.70 +2.09
43 Agress Gr C +10 58.98 +1.84
30 Apprec A
+ 4 10.20 +.23
31 Apprec B
+ 4 9.89n +.22
31 Apprec C
+ 4 9.94 +.22
10 CA Muni A
0 14.26 +.04
36 Cap & Inc A + 5 9.81 +.18
29 DivStrategy1 + 4 12.63 +.27
36 Equity O
+ 6 8.91 +.19
38 Fund Val A
+ 5 9.16 +.23
39 Fund Val B
+ 5 8.48n +.21
0 Govt Secs A
0 9.23 .02
6 IntTrmMuniA 1 5.77 ..
38 Lg Gr A
+ 9 15.54 +.29
11 Mgd Muni A 2 13.33 +.01
11 Mgd Muni C 2 13.34 +.01
21 Muni HiInc A 6 11.05 .04
4 NY Muni A
+ 1 12.22 +.03
Leuthold Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8002736886
32 Asset Allo x + 6 7.51 +.06
32 Asset Allo x + 6 7.51 +.07
29 CoreInv x
+ 8 12.73n +.16
LKCM Funds
$ 629 mil 8006885526
41 SmCapEqInst x + 8 11.87n +.40
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 10.3 bil 8004459469
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
41 Intl x
+12 10.94n +.16
52 Partners x +11 15.40n +.35
46 Small Cap x + 5 14.21n +.37
Loomis Syls
$ 21.2 bil 8006333330
22 Bond Instl
+ 9 10.37 +.15
22 Bond Ret
+ 9 10.34 +.16
9 Glob Bd Ret + 6 13.42n +.08
8 GlobBd Inst + 6 13.53 +.08
34 SmCapVl Inst + 8 16.21n +.57
23 Strat Inc A
+ 9 10.53 +.18
24 Strat Inc C
+ 9 10.58 +.18
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 956 mil 8006333330
18 Fixed Income + 7 9.92n +.10
Lord Abbett A
$ 24.0 bil 8002016984
39 Affiliated
+ 8 8.42 +.24
30 All Value
+ 7 8.48 +.20
29 Bal Strat
+ 6 7.71 +.14
21 Bond Deben + 5 5.84 +.08
33 HiYldMuniBd 9 8.88 +.01
11 Income
+ 6 2.20 +.01
43 IntlCoreEq
+ 9 8.73 +.19
41 Mid Cap Val + 8 10.14 +.29
16 Natl Tax Fr
1 8.74 +.03
32 Res Lg Core + 5 20.53 +.46
29 ResAmerVal x + 4 8.74 +.03
34 ResSmallVal + 8 18.50 +.63
35 Sml Blend
+ 8 10.56 +.38
2 Totl Retrn
+ 4 9.79 +.02
Lord Abbett B
$ 2.1 bil 8004261130
39 Affiliated
+ 8 8.47n +.24
21 Bond Deben + 5 5.85n +.08
Lord Abbett C
$ 3.4 bil 8004261130
39 Affiliated
+ 8 8.45n +.24
31 All Value
+ 7 8.15n +.19
21 Bond Deben + 5 5.85n +.08
Lord Abbett I
$ 2.4 bil 8004261130
38 Affiliated
+ 8 8.43n +.24
33 ResSmVal
+ 8 19.49n +.66
Lotsoff Capital Mgmt
$ 713 mil 3123681442
0 ActvInc
+ 2 10.22n +.04
42 LSV Val Eq x + 4 9.90n .09
MNO
MainStay A Fds
$ 4.7 bil 8006246782
24 High Yld Cp + 3 4.30 +.06
39 Lrg Cp Grow + 6 4.33 +.09
MainStay B Fds
$ 1.2 bil 8006246782
25 Hi Yld Cp
+ 2 4.28n +.06
Mainstay I Fds
$ 2.4 bil
+ 7 Indexed Bd + 3 11.11 ..
38 MAP
+ 7 21.33 +.51
38 S&P500 Idx + 5 20.39n +.48
Mairs & Power
$ 1.8 bil 8003047404
32 Growth x
+ 1 51.42n .18
Managers Funds
$ 5.7 bil 8005484539
16 Bond
+ 6 19.74n +.19
0 Fremont Bond + 4 9.39n +.02
1 Sh Dura Govt 0 9.19n +.01
45 SpecialEq
+ 8 29.48n +.88
Manning & Napier Fu
$ 2.7 bil 8004663863
26 ProBlndExtS + 5 11.23n +.19
40 WorldOppA + 9 5.86n +.12
Marshall Funds
$ 2.1 bil 8005803863
1 GovtIncomeY + 3 8.89n ..
Marsico Funds
$ 5.5 bil 8888608686
46 21st Century + 7 9.34n +.17
42 Focus
+ 5 11.58n +.21
44 Growth
+ 6 12.44n +.24
51 Intl Opp
+11 8.68n +.21
Mass Mutl Prem
$ 3.4 bil 8005426767
0 Core Bond L + 4 9.92n +.02
0 Core Bond S + 4 10.01n +.02
43 Intl Eq S
+10 9.17n +.13
Mass Mutl Select
$ 6.9 bil 8005426767
38 Index Eq S
+ 5 8.22n +.20
38 Index Eq Z
+ 5 8.20 +.19
Masters' Select
$ 1.4 bil 8009600188
45 Intl
+ 9 9.47n +.15
Matthews Asian
$ 4.0 bil 8007892742
50 China
+11 14.17n +.26
32 Gr & Inc
+10 11.48n +.17
62 India
+12 8.44n +.23
47 Pac Tiger I +16 10.93n +.23
6 Merger Fund x 114.1
8n .24
Meridian Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8004466662
32 Growth
+ 7 24.51n +.75
33 Value
+ 3 20.06n +.43
Merk Hard Funds
$ 239 mil 8666375386
4 CurrencyInv + 8 10.69 +.03
Metro West
$ 6.9 bil 8002414671
15 Low Dur Bd
0 7.37n .01
15 Low Dur Bd I
0 7.37n .01
2 Total Ret Bd + 3 9.00n +.01
2 Total Ret Bd I + 3 9.00n +.02
MFS Funds A
$ 30.3 bil 8006372929
10 Bond
+ 3 10.52 +.04
39 Core Equity + 9 11.38 +.29
37 Core Growth + 3 12.43 +.24
16 GlblTotRet
+ 8 11.28 +.20
+ 9 Govt Secs
+ 2 10.02 ..
38 Growth
+ 5 25.90 +.53
35 Growth Allo + 7 9.30 +.19
44 Intl Nw Ds +10 12.41 +.25
40 IntlDivrs A +11 9.08 +.22
5 Ltd Maturity + 1 5.79 +.01
34 MA Inv Tr
+ 7 13.65 +.31
38 MA InvGrSk + 6 9.48 +.20
27 Mod Alloc
+ 5 9.61 +.16
21 Muni Hi Inc 6 6.01 +.01
5 NC Muni
+ 1 10.62 +.04
38 Research
+ 6 16.59 +.41
43 Resrch Intl +12 10.74 +.28
7 Rsrch Bond + 2 8.78 +.02
23 Total Ret
+ 5 11.39 +.19
39 Util
+ 4 11.52 +.28
34 Value
+ 8 17.31 +.48
MFS Funds B
$ 4.5 bil 8006372929
24 Total Ret B + 5 11.38n +.18
39 Util
+ 4 11.47n +.27
34 Value
+ 8 17.22n +.48
MFS Funds C
$ 4.3 bil 8006372929
24 Total Ret
+ 5 11.43n +.18
39 Util
+ 4 11.48n +.28
34 Value
+ 8 17.18n +.48
MFS Funds I
$ 6.2 bil 8006372929
44 Intl Nw Ds +10 12.72n +.26
37 Research
+ 6 16.87n +.42
7 Rsrch Bond + 2 8.79n +.03
43 Rsrch Intl
+12 11.06n +.29
34 Value
+ 8 17.38n +.48
MFS Instl Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8006372929
35 Intl Eq
+14 12.54n +.31
Morgan Stan A
$ 3.6 bil 8008696397
41 EqWtS&P500 + 7 17.62 +.55
53 FocGrowth + 5 15.94 +.30
24 Strategist
+ 5 14.58 +.20
Morgan Stan B
$ 4.5 bil 8008696397
INVESTORS.COM
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
38 DivGrSecs
+ 7 11.30n +.28
2 USGovtSecs + 3 8.62n +.01
Morgan Stan I
$ 1.6 bil 8008696397
12 TaxEx Secs
0 9.46n +.03
2 USGovtSecs + 3 8.62n +.01
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 14.0 bil 8005487786
39 ActIntlAlI
+11 9.10n +.24
51 CapGr I
+ 5 11.92n +.23
16 CorPlFxd I
+ 2 8.78n +.02
57 Emer Mkts I +11 13.73n +.27
33 Intl Eq P
+13 10.89n +.23
33 IntlEq I
+13 11.01n +.24
.. IntlRealEsI
.. no quote
21 Ltd Dur I
+ 2 7.46n ..
48 MdCpGrP
+ 8 16.84n +.45
48 MidCapGr I + 8 17.32n +.45
11 MunicipalI + 1 10.76n +.03
43 SmCoGr I
+ 9 7.44n +.19
29 US SmlValI +10 15.38n +.54
41 USRealEstI +15 8.45n +.38
41 Muhlnkmp + 6 37.99 +.90
Munder A
$ 1.9 bil 8004385789
45 MidCoreGr b +10 16.52 +.52
Munder Y
$ 1.7 bil 8002393334
45 Mid Core Gr +10 16.81n +.52
Nationwide D
$ 840 mil 8008480920
42 Nationwide + 7 9.62 +.25
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 3.6 bil 8008480920
+ 5 Bond Index + 3 10.96n +.01
42 Intl Idx
+11 5.63n +.10
38 MidMktIdx + 9 8.65n +.28
38 S&P500 Idx + 5 7.45n +.18
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 2.9 bil 8008480920
38 InvDestAggr + 8 6.13n +.14
24 InvDestMod + 5 7.38n +.10
32 InvDstMdAg + 7 6.81n +.13
Natixis Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8002255478
39 CGM TargEqA + 3 7.56 +.16
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 659 mil 8008779700
34 Genesis
+ 4 17.72n +.53
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 8.2 bil 8008779700
42 Focus
+ 8 13.49n +.38
34 Genesis
+ 4 21.19n +.63
34 Genesis I
+ 5 29.19n +.88
39 Guardian
+ 7 9.46n +.34
53 Partners
+10 15.08n +.44
40 Soc Respons + 6 15.73n +.51
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 4.1 bil 8008779700
34 Genesis
+ 5 30.42n +.92
53 Partners
+10 11.61n +.34
New Covenant
$ 1.3 bil 8008586127
40 Growth
+ 7 21.41n +.52
15 Income
+ 6 20.27n +.09
37 NFJ Div Val + 8 9.46n +.24
Nicholas Group
$ 1.6 bil 8002275987
33 Nicholas
+ 8 29.68n +.77
Northeast Inv
$ 661 mil 8002256704
37 Trust
+ 3 4.10n +.05
Northern
$ 13.6 bil 8005959111
+ 6 BondIndex + 3 10.26 +.01
+ 4 Fixed Income + 3 9.86n +.01
49 GlbRlEstIdx +14 5.26 +.12
20 Hi Yld Fx Inc + 6 5.70n +.05
.. Intl Eq Idx
.. no quote
42 Intl Growth Eq +10 6.04n +.11
0 Intmd Tax Ex + 2 9.82n +.04
40 MltMgrIntEq +13 6.99 +.12
+ 8 ShInt US Gv + 1 10.61n ..
26 Sm Cap Val +10 10.18n +.38
38 Stock Index + 5 10.98n +.26
2 Tax Ex
+ 2 9.74n +.03
Northern Instl
$ 1.7 bil 8006371380
+ 5 Bond A
+ 3 19.76n +.02
38 Equity Index A + 5 8.81n +.21
+15 US Tr Idx A
+ 3 24.04n +.02
Nuveen Cl A
$ 6.9 bil 8002578787
40 Hi Yld Muni 13 11.49 +.03
4 IntDurMuni
0 8.17 +.01
6 KY Muni
+ 1 9.73 +.02
+ 1 LtdTrmMuni + 1 10.39 +.02
4 OH Muni
+ 1 10.14 +.03
4 TN Muni
+ 2 10.26 +.04
Nuveen Cl C
$ 1.8 bil 8002578787
41 Hi Yld Muni 13 11.49n +.03
+ 1 LtdTrmMuni + 1 10.35n +.01
Nuveen Cl R
$ 5.3 bil 8002578787
40 HiYldMuniBd 12 11.50n +.04
7 Insur Muni + 1 9.45n +.05
4 IntmDurMun + 1 8.19n +.02
+ 1 LtdTrmMuni + 1 10.32n +.01
Oakmark I
$ 20.2 bil 8006256275
17 Equity & Inc + 3 21.43n +.25
39 Global
+ 7 13.93n +.27
41 Intl
+ 7 10.88n +.10
45 Intl Sm Cap +11 7.24n +.10
34 Oakmark
+ 9 25.33n +.66
37 Select
+13 15.71n +.47
Old Westbury
$ 6.8 bil 8006072200
.. GlobalSmall
.. no quote
+ 2 Muni Bond + 3 11.09n +.02
.. NonUSLgCap .. no quote
37 Real Return + 3 7.86 +.12
Olstein
$ 554 mil 8007992113
45 AllCapValC + 7 7.75n +.20
Oppenheimer A
$ 52.0 bil 8884700862
41 ActiveAlloc + 8 6.96 +.16
42 AMT Fr Muni 10 4.89 +.01
30 AMT Free NY 5 8.37 .06
43 Balanced
+ 6 7.54 +.15
42 CA Muni
9 5.68 ..
47 Cap Apprec + 8 27.43 +.58
38 Cap Income + 7 6.72 +.12
36 Core Bond
+ 9 6.13 +.06
48 Develop Mkt +10 15.83 +.35
45 Equity
+ 8 5.67 +.14
42 Glob Opport +12 15.42 +.44
41 Global
+10 38.00 +1.09
40 Gold&SpMin +32 19.98 +.03
3 Intl Bond x + 3 5.92 .03
42 Intl Growth +10 17.79 +.43
67 Intl Sm Co +10 8.86 +.32
44 IntlDivers
+10 7.61 +.16
15 Ltd Muni
3 12.49 +.03
7 Ltd Trm Gvt + 3 8.90 +.03
40 Main Street + 8 21.67 +.64
40 MainSt Opp + 9 8.13 +.27
41 MainStSC
+11 11.69 +.45
35 PA Muni
7 7.56 ..
.. RisingDivs
.. no quote
51 Sml Mid Val +10 17.93 +.53
17 Strat Inc
+ 5 3.46 +.02
2 US Govt
+ 6 8.95 +.03
43 Value
+ 8 14.34 +.38
Oppenheimer B
$ 4.3 bil 8884700862
42 Global
+10 35.31n +1.02
4 Intl Bond x + 3 5.90n .03
40 Main Street + 8 21.15n +.62
18 Strat Inc
+ 5 3.47n +.02
Oppenheimer N
$ 2.3 bil 8884700862
4 IntlBond x
+ 3 5.90n .04
Oppenheimer Y
$ 10.0 bil 8884700862
Top Growth Funds
Top International Funds
Last 9 and 18 Months (All Total Returns)

Mutual Fund
Last 36 Months (All Total Returns)

% Change
$ Net
Assets
Best % Change Last 9 Months:

Gabelli AAA ABC Fund
Parnassus Equity Inc
BBH Funds CoreSelectN
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl
Vanguard Dividend Gr
CGM Mutual
RS LrgCpAlpha
Amer Cent Inv Giftrust
Amer Cent Inv Heritage
J Hancock A Lrg Cap Eq
CGM Focus
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
2
19
19
21
22
22
26
38
38
38
44
162 mil
1.3 bil
164 mil
682 mil
1.7 bil
458 mil
602 mil
716 mil
1.1 bil
1.2 bil
4.3 bil
Best % Change Last 18 Months

Gabelli AAA ABC Fund
Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl
CGM Mutual
BBH Funds CoreSelectN
Parnassus Equity Inc
Vanguard Dividend Gr
CGM Focus
J Hancock A Lrg Cap Eq
RS LrgCpAlpha
Amer Cent Inv Giftrust
Amer Cent Inv Heritage
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
2
14
16
21
23
27
27
30
30
39
39
162 mil
682 mil
458 mil
164 mil
1.3 bil
1.7 bil
4.3 bil
1.2 bil
602 mil
716 mil
1.1 bil
2008
%
Chg Fund
U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position

High (11/01) 5.3% Low (12/06) 3.4%
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
07
07
07
07
07
07
2008
%
Chg Fund
3.6%
3.6%
3.5%
3.5%
3.7%
3.9%
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
07
08
08
08
08
08
3.9%
3.9%
3.9%
4.0%
4.0%
4.1%
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
46 Capital Apprec + 8 28.43n +.60

58 ComStrTotRt 10 2.88n .03
36 Core Bond
+ 9 6.12n +.06
48 DevelopMkts +10 15.66n +.35
41 Global
+10 38.02n +1.10
3 IntlBond x
+ 3 5.92 .03
42 IntlGr
+10 17.66n +.43
7 Ltd Trm Gvt + 3 8.89n +.02
40 Main Street + 8 21.66n +.63
40 MainStSmCp +11 12.26n +.47
2 USGovt
+ 6 8.98n +.03
42 Value
+ 8 14.60n +.39
Oppenhmr C&M
$ 10.0 bil 8884700862
42 ActiveAlloc + 8 6.85n +.15
47 Cp Apprc C
+ 8 24.43n +.51
49 Devlp Mkt C +10 15.37n +.34
42 Global C
+10 35.90n +1.03
4 Intl Bond C x + 3 5.90n .03
15 Ltd Muni C
3 12.45n +.03
40 Main St C
+ 8 21.02n +.61
18 Strat Inc C
+ 6 3.45n +.01
Oppenhmr Quest
$ 4.0 bil 8884700862
33 Bal B
+ 8 10.22n +.20
32 Bal Val A
+ 8 10.43 +.21
21 Opp Val A
+ 2 21.27 +.24
Oppenhmr Roch
$ 15.0 bil 8884700862
11 LtdTrmNY A 2 2.85 ..
11 LtdTrmNY C 2 2.84n ..
32 Muni A
6 11.47 .06
32 Muni C
6 11.46n .05
49 NatlMuni A 11 5.16 .01
50 NatlMuni C 11 5.15n .01
Optimum Instl
$ 1.6 bil 8009140278
8 Fixed Inc
+ 1 7.71n +.02
38 Lrg Cap Val + 7 7.48n +.21
44 Lrg Cp Grow + 6 7.33n +.17
PQR
Pacific Cap Inst
$ 1.1 bil 8002589232
+ 5 HgCrFxInY
+ 2 11.03n +.03
0 Tax Fr
+ 2 9.65n +.02
Parnassus
$ 1.6 bil 8009993505
24 Equity Inc x + 7 19.06n +.42
Pax World
$ 1.8 bil 8007671729
31 Balance
+ 5 16.87n +.23
Payden Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8005729336
0 Core Bond
+ 4 9.70n +.02
+ 7 GNMA
+ 1 10.07n ..
+ 1 Short Bond + 1 9.77n ..
Permanent Port
$ 3.2 bil 8005315142
9 Portfolio
+ 9 32.45n +.24
PIMCO A
$ 25.0 bil 8004260107
17 All Asset
+ 8 10.23 ..
9 AllAsstAuth + 8 9.44 ..
46 Commod RR x + 1 6.13 .11
15 DevLocalMkt + 5 8.47 ..
+ 4 GNMA
+ 1 11.07 .02
25 High Yield
+ 7 6.64 +.09
2 Low Dur
+ 3 9.41 +.03
6 Real Return + 5 9.50 ..
2 Short Term + 1 9.19 .01
+ 4 Total Retrn + 3 10.13 +.02
PIMCO Admin
$ 28.6 bil 8009274648
46 Commod RR x + 1 6.15n .11
4 ForBondUnhg + 8 8.60 +.03
25 High Yield
+ 7 6.64n +.09
2 Low Dration + 3 9.41n +.03
6 Real Return + 5 9.50n ..
2 Short Term + 1 9.19n .01
+ 4 Total Retrn + 3 10.13n +.02
PIMCO B
$ 2.0 bil 8004260107
7 Real Rtrn
+ 5 9.50n ..
+ 3 Total Retrn + 3 10.13n +.02
PIMCO C
$ 7.9 bil 8004260107
17 All Asset
+ 8 10.13n ..
46 Commod RR x + 1 6.05 .09
3 Low Dur
+ 3 9.41n +.03
+ 3 Total Retrn + 3 10.13n +.02
PIMCO D
$ 10.2 bil 8004260107
46 Commod RR x + 1 6.14 .11
15 DevLocMkt + 5 8.47 ..
2 Low Dur
+ 3 9.41n +.03
+ 4 Total Retrn + 3 10.13n +.02
PIMCO Instl
$ 136 bil 8009274648
16 All Asset
+ 8 10.30n ..
8 AllAsstAuth + 8 9.48 ..
46 Commod RR x + 1 6.20 .13
15 DevLocalMkt + 5 8.47 ..
14 Diverse Inc + 5 8.58 +.03
15 Emrg Mkt Bd + 7 8.45n +.02
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
08
08
08
08
08
08
4.3%
4.3%
4.4%
4.4%
4.7%
4.9%
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
25 Float Inc
+ 1 6.95n +.01
4 ForBondUnhg + 8 8.60 +.03
3 Foreign Bd + 3 9.05n ..
45 FundIdxPlTr x +12 5.55 +.11
3 Global Bond + 7 8.57n +.02
25 High Yield
+ 7 6.64n +.09
+ 2 InvGrCorpBd + 6 10.12n +.05
2 Low Dur
+ 3 9.41n +.03
1 Low Dur 2
+ 2 9.36n +.01
+15 LT US Govt
+ 7 12.11n +.06
+ 3 Mod Duration + 3 9.91n +.04
1 MortBack
+ 1 10.03n .02
5 Real Asset
+ 8 9.93 +.02
49 RealEstRR +28 2.86 +.13
2 Short Term + 1 9.19n .01
+ 3 Tot Retn III + 4 8.89n +.01
+ 5 Total Ret II + 3 9.77n ..
+ 4 Total Retrn + 3 10.13n +.02
Pioneer A
$ 14.1 bil 8002256292
16 AMTFrMuni 2 10.86 +.01
5 Bond
+ 1 8.23 .01
33 CullenValue + 5 14.00 +.27
31 Eqty Inc
+ 6 19.63 +.53
38 Glob Hi Yld
4 6.58 .09
38 High Yield
2 6.02 +.03
50 Independnc +11 6.76 +.19
35 Mid Value
+ 9 14.26 +.44
35 Pioneer
+ 5 28.72 +.74
13 Strat Inc
0 8.45 .11
23 Tax Fr Inc
3 8.20 ..
42 Value
+ 5 8.66 +.22
Pioneer C
$ 2.1 bil 8002256292
33 CullenValue + 5 13.90 +.27
39 High Yield
2 6.12 +.03
Pioneer Y
$ 3.2 bil 8002256292
5 Bond
+ 1 8.16 .01
32 CullenValue + 5 14.04 +.28
35 Pioneer
+ 5 28.80n +.74
Price Advisor
$ 8.1 bil 8006385660
43 Blu Chp Gr
+ 7 22.76n +.50
37 Equity Inc
+ 5 16.78n +.40
43 Growth Stk + 7 18.93n +.38
+ 2 Intl Bond
+ 8 9.63n +.05
41 Mid Cap Gr +10 31.60n +.93
39 Retire 2030 + 7 10.98n +.25
31 SmlCapVal + 7 22.69n +.72
41 Value
+ 6 14.82n +.41
Price Funds
$ 178 bil 8006385660
29 Balanced
+ 6 13.96n +.24
43 BlueChip Gr + 7 22.72n +.50
28 CapApprc
+ 7 13.78n +.31
34 Dividend Gr + 6 16.26n +.39
18 EmergMktBd + 7 10.10n +.07
76 EmrgEur&Med 0 7.87n +.12
61 EmrgMktStk +12 16.28n +.44
37 Equity Inc
+ 5 16.82n +.41
38 Equity Index + 5 23.91n +.57
43 Euro Stk
+15 10.85n +.27
54 Global Stock +13 11.20n +.25
+ 5 GNMA
+ 1 9.56n .01
38 Growth & Inc + 6 13.67n +.34
43 Growth Stk + 7 19.05n +.39
43 GrowthStk R + 7 18.82n +.38
30 Health Sci +13 19.55n +.50
26 Hi Yld Adv
+ 2 4.64n +.04
26 High Yld
+ 2 4.65n +.04
22 High Yld Ins + 2 7.04n +.06
1 InflProtBd
+ 3 10.78n +.02
.. InstFltRt
1 7.87n +.05
+ 2 Intl Bond
+ 8 9.65n +.05
45 Intl Gr&Inc +12 9.37n +.25
48 Intl Stock
+12 8.43n +.23
50 IntlDiscov
+ 9 24.13n +.57
56 Latin Amer +11 22.44n +.66
42 LgCpGrInstl + 9 9.07n +.21
7 MD Tax Fr Bd 1 9.21n +.02
47 Media&Telcm + 9 24.22n +.71
41 Mid Cap Gr +10 32.03n +.95
36 Mid Cap Val + 7 14.04n +.36
39 New Amer Gr + 9 18.48n +.48
61 New Asia
+14 7.97n +.22
51 New Era
+ 6 29.23n +.60
+ 1 New Income + 3 8.64n +.01
41 NewHorizns +10 17.28n +.56
6 NJ Tax Fr Bd
0 10.39n +.02
6 NY Tax Fr Bd + 1 10.05n +.03
45 OverseasStk +12 5.73n +.15
21 PersnlStrIn + 5 12.01n +.15
38 PersonlStrGr + 7 14.74n +.33
30 PrsnlStrBal + 6 13.10n +.22
42 Real Estate +20 10.64n +.39
34 Ret2020 Adv + 6 10.96n +.22
23 Retire 2005 + 5 8.58n +.12
27 Retire 2010 + 5 11.08n +.17
27 Retire 2010 + 5 11.12n +.17
34 Retire 2020 + 6 11.00n +.22
39 Retire 2030 + 7 11.03n +.25
40 Retire 2040 + 7 10.95n +.26
40 Retire 2045 + 7 7.29n +.17
20 Retire Inc
+ 3 10.25n +.11
Mutual Fund
Performance
% Change Rank
$ Net
In 2008 36 Mos.
Assets
Matthews Asian China

Frank/Tmp Tp A Glob Bond
Waddell&Rd Adv AssetStr A
Delaware Pl Tr Global Fxd Inc
Ivy AssetStr C
#
"
#
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#
50
6
26
10
27
A"
A"
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A"
737 mil
6 bil
2.2 bil
172 mil
4.3 bil
Federated A PrudGlbInc
ISI N Am GvBd
Franklin Temp Hard Curncy
Merk Hard Funds CurrencyInv
Amer Cent Inv Intl Bond
"
"
"
#
"
1
9
1
4
3
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
372 mil
148 mil
471 mil
239 mil
1.4 bil
Evergreen I Intl Bond I

DFA Investment 2Yr Glbl Fxd
Dreyfus GrtrChinaA
DFA Investment 5GlbFxdInc
Price Intl Bond
"
"
#
"
"
9
4
57
4
2
A"
A"
A"
A"
A"
891 mil
3.1 bil
165 mil
3.2 bil
2 bil
Oppenheimer B Intl Bond

Permanent Port Portfolio
BlackRock Instl Intl Bond
Frank/Tmp TpAd ChinaWrld
American CapWrldBd
#
#
"
#
4
9
3
45
0
A
A"
A"
A
A
277 mil
3.1 bil
168 mil
431 mil
5.4 bil
Artio Global Funds TotRetrn A

UBS Pace P Glb Fxd Inc
RiverSource A Glbl Bond
Waddell&Rd Adv Glbl Bond A
PIMCO Instl Global Bond
"
"
#
#
#
1
2
1
5
3
A
A
A
A
A
311
415
243
452
671
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
31 Retire2015
+ 6 8.23n +.15
34 Retire2020R + 6 10.90n +.22
37 Retire2025
+ 7 7.85n +.17
40 Retire2035
+ 7 7.70n +.18
44 Sci & Tech
+ 9 13.03n +.36
32 Sm Cap Value + 6 22.80n +.72
35 SmCapStk +10 18.97n +.63
42 Spectrum Gr + 8 10.85n +.27
10 Spectrum Inc + 3 10.30n +.06
+ 1 ST Bond
+ 1 4.58n .01
0 SumtMunInt + 1 10.48n +.03
6 Tax Fr Inc
0 8.82n +.03
38 TotEqMktIdx + 6 9.55n +.24
22 Tx Fr Hi Yld 6 8.50n +.01
+ 3 Tx Fr Sh Intm + 1 5.33n ..
+ 5 US Bond Idx + 3 10.67n +.01
+25 US Treas LT + 8 14.01n +.10
+15 US Trs Intm + 3 6.14n ..
5 VA Tax Fr Bd + 1 10.48n +.04
41 Value
+ 6 14.91n +.40
PRIMECAP Odyssey Fun
$ 736 mil 8007292307
35 Growth
+ 9 9.33 +.21
Principal Funds
$ 39.6 bil 8002474123
27 Balanced A + 5 9.57 +.16
15 Bd & Mtg In + 3 8.45n +.03
39 DiscLrgInst + 6 9.05n +.21
47 DivrsIntlIn +10 7.40n +.16
35 Eq Inc A
+ 8 13.13 +.32
23 HighYield A + 5 5.98 +.04
20 HiYieldInst + 5 7.27n +.10
17 InflProt In
+ 3 7.19 +.01
47 Intl Gr Ins
+10 6.86n +.17
36 Lg Val Inst
+ 5 7.17n +.17
39 Life 2040 I
+ 8 8.25 +.19
40 Life 2050 I
+ 8 7.83 +.18
44 Lrg Gr Inst
+ 5 5.37n +.08
31 LT 2010 In
+ 6 8.58n +.13
34 LT 2020 In
+ 7 8.56n +.17
35 LT 2020 J
+ 7 8.50n +.16
37 LT 2030 Instl + 7 8.25n +.17
24 Pref Secs I
+ 7 6.66 +.08
45 PtrIntl Ins
+11 8.84n +.21
37 PtrLgBl Ins + 5 6.56n +.16
42 PtrLgGrI In
+ 9 5.01n +.12
39 PtrLgGrII I
+ 5 5.46 +.13
40 PtrLVa I In
+ 5 7.83 +.22
42 PtrLVa Inst + 6 7.70n +.19
49 PtrMdGr In
+ 8 5.66n +.16
37 PtrMdValI I + 7 7.83 +.23
35 Real Est I
+19 10.27 +.45
28 StrAsBal C
+ 5 9.47n +.16
35 StrAsConGrB + 7 9.39n +.20
35 StrAsConGrC + 6 9.30n +.20
39 StrAsStrGrA + 7 10.29 +.25
28 StrAstBal B + 5 9.53n +.16
34 StrAstCnGrA + 7 9.83 +.21
Putnam A
$ 36.2 bil 8002251581
1 AmerGovtInc + 6 8.66 +.02
39 Asset All Gr + 9 8.34 +.19
34 Asst All Bal + 7 7.76 +.13
11 CA Tax Ex
2 6.78 ..
40 Conv Inc&Gr + 4 11.58 +.13
36 Diversifd Inc + 9 5.78 +.05
32 Equity Inc
+ 7 10.72 +.28
46 Glob Eqty
+ 8 6.32 +.14
40 Gr & Inc
+ 5 9.24 +.21
41 Grge Fd Bos + 8 8.94 +.15
27 High Yield
+ 4 5.20 +.09
18 Hlth Science + 7 37.09 +.72
21 Income
+ 8 4.96 +.01
45 Intl Equity
+ 9 15.11 +.38
46 Intl Gr&Inc +12 7.43 +.18
49 IntlCapOpps +13 19.34 +.43
41 Investors
+ 5 8.59 +.19
6 MA Tax Ex
1 8.43 +.03
44 Mid Cap Val +10 7.00 +.21
39 New Opport + 8 31.84 +.71
47 New Value + 5 7.95 ..
8 NY Tax Ex
0 7.55 +.02
10 Tax Ex Inc
1 7.43 +.01
4 Tax Fr Insur + 1 13.65 +.04
25 Tx Fr Hgh Yld 8 8.91 ..
5 US Govt Inc + 7 12.13 +.01
31 Util Gr&Inc + 4 10.75 +.20
46 Vista
+ 6 6.25 +.14
38 Voyager
+ 9 11.97 +.28
Putnam M
$ 1.2 bil 8002251581
36 Diversifd Inc + 9 5.72 +.05
Putnam Y
$ 5.4 bil 8002251581
24 Ast All Cons + 7 7.03n +.07
40 Growth & Inc + 5 9.26n +.21
20 Income
+ 8 5.00n +.01
45 Intl Equity
+ 9 15.27n +.38
41 Investors
+ 5 8.70n +.20
38 Voyager
+ 9 12.45n +.30
Quaker Funds
$ 617 mil 8002208888
46 Strat Gr A
+ 4 12.37 +.22
Rainier Funds
$ 3.9 bil 8002486314
42 Lg Equity
+ 5 17.41n +.41
41 LgEq I
+ 5 17.49n +.41
50 Sm/Mid Eq
+ 9 19.60n +.62
50 Sm/Mid Eq I + 9 19.98n +.64
Ridgeworth
$ 9.1 bil 8779847321
21 Hi Yield I
+ 4 7.45n +.08
+ 2 InGrTxEx I
+ 2 11.32n +.04
49 Intl Eq I
+10 7.40n +.17
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
43 IntlEqIdx I +12 10.45n +.28

+ 8 Intmd Bd I
+ 3 10.31 +.02
+ 8 InvGrdBd I
+ 4 11.13n +.02
41 Large Gr I
+ 6 6.75n +.15
39 LgCoreEq I
+ 7 9.67n +.22
33 LgValEq I
+ 6 8.88n +.21
2 ShTrmBd I
+ 2 9.31n +.02
+ 7 TotRetBondI + 3 10.31n +.01
+13 USGovSec I + 2 11.38n ..
RiverSource A
$ 24.8 bil 8887913380
30 Balanced
+ 4 7.41 +.12
40 Discpln Eq
+ 5 3.98 +.09
37 Div Oppor
+ 5 5.54 +.12
6 Divers Bond + 3 4.36 +.01
41 DivrsEqInc + 6 6.97 +.17
40 Equity Val
+ 6 7.24 +.19
1 Glbl Bond
+ 6 6.28 +.03
45 Growth
+ 6 16.83 +.38
25 High Yield
+ 2 1.91 +.01
20 InBldModIn + 3 8.05 +.08
0 InflProtSec + 4 9.55 .01
43 Lrg Cap Eq
+ 6 2.90 +.08
45 Mid Cap Val + 7 4.58 +.14
50 PrInSelVal +10 4.51 +.10
25 PrtBldrMod + 5 7.87 +.11
41 PrtFmtlVal + 5 3.39 +.09
31 PrtModAggr + 6 7.39 +.13
1 Sh US Gov
0 4.55 +.01
31 Strat Alloc
+ 5 7.45 +.12
7 Tax Ex Bond + 1 3.37 +.02
10 TaxExHiInc
0 3.68 +.01
RiverSource B
$ 3.4 bil 8887913380
42 DvrsEqInc r + 6 6.98n +.17
RiverSource I
$ 3.8 bil 8887913380
6 Divers Bd
+ 3 4.37n +.02
0 Glbl Bond
+ 6 6.26n +.02
Royce Funds
$ 13.4 bil 8002214268
38 LowPrStkSev +15 8.87n +.25
43 MicroCap I
+ 8 8.67n +.22
48 Opport I
+ 7 5.35n +.17
36 PA Mutl Inv +10 6.76n +.22
37 PAMutlCnst +10 6.24n +.20
30 Premier Inv +10 12.00n +.41
33 TotlRet I
+ 9 8.48n +.27
36 Value Svc
+13 6.84n +.19
43 ValuePlsSer +10 7.72n +.24
RS Funds
$ 5.3 bil 8007663863
48 Glb Nat Res + 8 19.66 +.43
0 InvQltBdVIP + 3 11.39n +.02
30 LrgCpAlpha + 5 29.36 +.57
40 Partners
+ 9 17.49 +.56
43 Value
+ 8 14.64 +.41
RUSSELL FUNDS I
$ 4.2 bil 8007877354
45 IntlDvlMkt +11 23.75n +.56
3 InvstGrBd
+ 4 19.50n +.02
8 StratBd
+ 3 9.13n +.02
43 USCoreEqty + 7 18.72n +.45
38 USQuanEqty + 7 20.94n +.56
Russell Funds S
$ 2.7 bil 8007877354
54 EmergMkts +12 9.83n +.21
40 RealEstSec +18 23.09n +.98
5 ShDuratnBd + 2 17.37 +.06
+ 1 Tax Ex Bd
+ 1 20.75n +.03
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.0 bil 8007877354
31 Bal Strat
+ 7 7.68 +.12
37 Gr Strat
+ 8 7.01 +.15
Russell Lifepoints A
$ 2.0 bil 8007877354
31 Bal Strat
+ 7 7.66 +.13
37 Gr Strat
+ 8 6.98 +.15
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 2.3 bil 8007877354
31 Bal Strat
+ 7 7.61 +.12
37 Gr Strat
+ 8 6.92 +.14
Russell Lifepoints E
$ 1.2 bil 8007877354
30 Bal Strat
+ 7 7.68 +.13
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.0 bil 8007877354
30 Bal Strat
+ 7 7.71 +.12
Rydex Dynamic
$ 668 mil 8008200888
+71 InvS&P52xH 12 49.63n 2.39
Rydex H
$ 958 mil 8008200888
+ 8 MgdFutreSt x 4 28.44n .52
Rydex Investor
$ 1.2 bil 8008200888
+43 InvS&P500 5 51.10n 1.16
42 Ndq
+ 6 7.95n +.18
STU
Schroder Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8004643108
27 Muni Bd Inv 12 6.95n .01
37 NorthAmerEq + 6 6.76n +.15
Schwab Funds
$ 24.2 bil 8004354000
38 1000Idx Inv + 6 25.89n +.62
38 1000Idx Sel + 6 25.86n +.63
2 CA TxFr Bd
0 10.81n +.01
34 Core Equity + 7 12.57n +.33
31 Div Eq Inv
+ 6 10.10n +.26
31 Div Eq Sel
+ 6 10.03n +.26
26 Health Care + 9 12.18n +.27
38 InstlS&P500 + 5 7.01n +.17
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
42 Intl Idx Sel +11 13.14n +.25

42 Intl Index Inv +11 13.16n +.25
26 MktTrack Bal + 5 12.48n +.19
39 MktTrck All Eq + 8 8.84n +.23
32 MTGrwth
+ 6 13.12n +.27
40 PremEqtySel + 8 7.38n +.20
38 S&P 500 Inv + 5 13.70n +.33
38 S&P500 Slct + 5 13.73n +.33
37 Sm Cap Inv + 9 12.10n +.42
37 Sm Cap Select + 9 12.10n +.42
6 ST Bond Mkt + 1 8.97n +.01
5 Tot Bd Mkt
+ 2 8.93n ..
38 TotStkIdxInv + 6 15.37n +.37
38 TotStkIdxSel + 6 15.39n +.38
Security Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8008882461
29 MidCapVal A + 9 19.32 +.54
SEI Portfolios
$ 16.9 bil 8003425734
8 CoreFxdInst A + 3 8.97n +.05
53 Emrg Mkt A +12 5.95n +.14
32 High Yld Bond + 3 4.85n +.07
50 Intl Equity A +11 6.49n +.11
5 Intl Fxd Inc A + 1 9.21n +.01
20 IntlEmrgMkt A + 8 7.79n +.02
1 Intmd Muni A 0 10.25n +.02
38 Larg Cp Val A + 6 12.18n +.34
42 Lge Cp Gr A + 6 13.70n +.32
38 S&P 500 Idx E + 5 24.37n +.58
+ 5 Sh Dur Govt A + 1 10.25n .01
49 Sm Cp Gr A +10 9.52n +.31
36 Sm Cp Val A x +10 10.65n +.39
40 TxMgdLgCp A + 6 8.32n +.21
Selected Funds
$ 7.6 bil 8002431575
40 American D + 5 28.01n +.72
40 American S + 5 28.05 +.72
Seligman Group
$ 4.2 bil 8002212783
38 Com & Inf C + 9 20.10 +.48
38 Com&Inf A + 9 23.84 +.56
Sentinel Group
$ 3.1 bil 8002823863
36 CmmnStk A + 4 21.36 +.53
+ 7 Govt Sec A
+ 1 10.69 +.01
34 Small Co A
+ 8 4.82 +.16
29 Sequoia
+ 5 93.17n +1.38
Sit Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003325580
+ 5 US Govt
0 10.75n ..
37 Sound Shore x + 622.4
4n +.45
SSGA Funds
$ 4.6 bil 8006477327
56 Emerg Mkts +11 11.47 +.25
57 Emerg Mkts +11 11.44n +.25
42 Intl Stk Sel +10 8.03n +.19
38 S&P 500 Idx + 5 14.66n +.35
State Frm Asc
$ 4.4 bil 3097662029
16 Balanced
+ 4 46.60n +.57
30 Growth
+ 5 41.76n +.88
+ 7 Interim
+ 1 10.42 +.01
0 Muni Bond + 3 8.33n +.02
Stratton Funds
$ 724 mil 8006345726
28 Sm Cap Yield + 6 33.33n +.82
SunAmerica
$ 1.7 bil 8008588850
+ 8 GNMA A
+ 1 11.73 ..
+12 US Govt A
+ 2 10.26 ..
Target Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004428748
+ 6 Intmd Bond + 3 10.02n +.02
TCW Funds
$ 4.7 bil 8003863829
45 Div Foc
+ 6 6.86n +.18
42 DiversVal I
+ 6 8.81 +.24
39 Select Eq I
+ 9 10.19n +.23
+ 1 TotRetBd I
1 9.12n ..
+ 1 TotRetBd N 1 9.44n ..
Templeton Instl
$ 5.6 bil 8003218563
54 Emerg Mkt + 7 8.35n +.11
42 Foreign Eqty +10 14.79n +.26
TFS Capital
$ 377 mil 8888374446
8 MktNeutrl
+ 5 13.02n +.11
Third Avenue
$ 7.9 bil 8008808442
38 Intl Value
+ 9 11.50n +.12
46 Real Est Val +14 14.70n +.25
36 SmllCapVal +10 14.31n +.52
47 Value
+ 7 32.20n +.41
Thornburg A
$ 7.8 bil 8008470200
52 Core Growth + 9 9.60 +.23
37 Income Bldr + 5 13.78 +.23
42 Intl Value
+ 6 18.85 +.36
4 Intmd Muni
0 12.08 +.04
+ 1 Ltd Mun Nat
0 13.17 +.03
42 Value
+ 8 21.42 +.48
Thornburg C
$ 3.0 bil 8008470200
37 Income Bldr + 5 13.78n +.23
43 Intl Value
+ 6 17.87n +.33
Thornburg I
$ 5.5 bil 8008470200
42 Intl Value
+ 6 19.24n +.36
+ 1 Ltd Trm Mun
0 13.17n +.03
42 Value
+ 8 21.77n +.49
Thrivent Funds A
$ 4.8 bil 8008474836
40 Lrg Cap Stk x + 4 15.85 +.13
mil
mil
mil
mil
mil
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
42 Mid Cap Stk x + 9 8.43 +.30

3 Muni Bond + 1 10.40 +.02
TIAACREF Instl Reti
$ 5.1 bil 8002231200
50 IntlEquity
+10 6.60n +.14
42 MidCapValue + 7 10.24n +.28
TIAACREF Instl Fun
$ 7.5 bil 8002231200
+ 3 Bond
+ 3 9.94n +.01
38 Equity Idx
+ 6 6.46n +.16
36 Growth&Inc + 6 7.74 +.16
1 InflLnkBond + 4 9.87n .01
49 IntlEquity
+11 6.41n +.14
29 MgdAlloc
+ 6 7.46 +.10
38 S&P500 Idx + 5 9.97n +.23
Tocqueville
$ 916 mil 8006973863
36 Gold
+31 30.22 .15
+ 4 21.34n +.46
39 Torray x
Touchstone
$ 3.2 bil 8005430407
42 Lg Cap Gr A + 6 15.79 +.32
41 MidCapGrA + 5 13.52 +.38
49 SandsCapGrI r + 7 6.41 +.13
Tr For Cr Union
$ 628 mil 8003425828
+ 2 Shrt Duratn + 2 9.48n .01
+ 3 UltShDurGov + 1 9.55n ..
Transamer Prem
$ 966 mil 8008927587
47 Equity Inv x + 3 13.66n +.19
Transamerica A
$ 2.8 bil 8882334339
42 AstAllocGr
+ 5 8.13 +.19
30 AstAlMod
+ 1 8.78 +.12
36 AstAlModGr + 2 8.55 +.15
Transamerica B
$ 1.1 bil 8882334339
36 AstAlModGr + 3 8.56n +.15
Transamerica C
$ 3.2 bil 8882334339
36 AstAllModGr + 3 8.54n +.15
42 AstAllocGr
+ 6 7.98 +.19
30 AstAlMod
+ 2 8.76n +.12
Transamerica Partner
$ 5.2 bil 8007555801
27 AAIntHzn
+ 4 8.03n ..
2 Core Bond
+ 4 9.69n ..
2 Core Bond
+ 4 11.57n ..
27 IAstAllIH
+ 4 7.21n ..
.. IAstAllILH
.. no quote
50 IntlEqty
+10 4.85 +.13
41 Lg Growth
+ 6 4.31 +.09
44 Lg Value
+ 7 12.36 +.33
44 LgValue
+ 7 6.62 +.17
.. MoneyMkt
.. no quote
38 StkIndex
+ 5 5.94n +.14
38 StockIndex + 5 6.91n +.17
Turner Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8002246312
49 Mid Cap Gr
+ 7 18.39n +.51
Tweedy Browne
$ 4.2 bil 8004324789
48 Global Value x 11 15.58n 2.63
UBS Investment Fds
$ 4.8 bil 8007947753
22 DynAlpha A + 3 5.06 +.10
37 GlobAlloc A + 7 7.29 +.18
37 GlobAlloc C + 7 7.12n +.18
41 US Lg Eq Y
+ 6 10.72n +.31
UBS Pace P
$ 5.3 bil 8006471568
24 AltStratInv + 3 8.23 +.07
+ 2 Glb Fxd Inc + 8 11.21n +.07
44 Intl Eqty
+10 10.17 +.28
1 Intmd Fixed + 3 11.08n +.01
40 Lrg Co Gr
+ 7 11.52n +.26
41 Lrg Co Val
+ 8 11.47n +.29
0 Muni Fxd
+ 1 11.85n +.03
+ 3 Secs Fxd Inc + 2 12.84n .02
+ 2 Str Fxd Inc
+ 5 12.40n +.01
UMB Scout
$ 3.3 bil 8009962862
42 Small Cap
+ 7 10.23n +.30
38 Worldwide + 9 21.68n +.38
US Glob Inv
$ 1.6 bil 8008738637
69 East Europe + 1 5.13n +.03
63 Glob Resourc 0 5.17 +.10
USAA Group
$ 22.8 bil 8005318722
42 Aggress Grth + 6 21.69n +.42
33 BalancStrat + 4 9.26 +.17
13 CA Bond
2 8.78n +.04
44 Capital Gr
+ 7 4.95n +.12
35 CornerstStr + 7 15.47n +.29
+ 7 GNMA Trust + 1 9.89n .01
46 Growth
+ 5 9.80n +.20
42 Growth & Inc + 6 9.78n +.25
28 Hi Yld Opps + 1 5.52n +.05
5 Income
+ 1 10.86n +.02
37 IncomeStk + 6 9.22n +.24
35 International +13 17.05n +.47
16 Intm Trm Bd 2 7.83n +.02
26 Prcs Metals +38 20.79n .03
38 S&P 500
+ 5 13.32n +.32
38 S&P500Rwd + 5 13.32n +.32
3 Sh Term Bond 0 8.31n .01
38 SmlCapStk + 9 8.14n +.27
8 Tax Ex Intmd 1 11.34n +.03
13 Tax Ex LT
2 11.04n +.03
+ 1 Tx Ex Sh Trm 1 10.24n ..
8 VA Bond
1 9.84n +.02
EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS
3-Month Winners & Losers

TOP 10
BOTTOM 10
Rel Str 3-mth
Symbol Rtg % chg ETF
ETF
Macrshares $100 OilDown DOY

ProS Ultsht Technology
REW
ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 Grow SKK
ProS Ultrashort Industrial SIJ
ProS Ultsht ConsumerGoods SZK
ProS Ultrashort Smcap 600 SDD
IS Lehman 20+ Year
TLT
ProS Ultrashort Mdcap 400 MZZ
ProS Ultsht Semiconductor SSG
ProS Ultshort Russell 2000 TWM
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Chg Str Dist high Fund
99
99
99
99
98
98
98
98
99
97
41.6
33.2
32.4
31.6
30.4
29.9
28.5
27.3
27.0
26.8
Rel Str 3-mth

Symbol Rtg % chg
ProS Ultra Real Estate

URE
ProS Ultra Basic Material UYM
ProS Ultra Financials
UYG
US Oil Fund Lp
USO
ProS Ultrashort FTSE/Xinhua FXP
PS Listed Priv Equity
PSP
HT B2B Internet
BHH
ProS Ultra Russell 2000 UWM
MV Russia
RSX
ProS Ultra Smcap 600
SAA
Div Close
Vol % 08 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund
5 -78.5
6 -68.7
8 -67.9
16 -63.2
23 -60.9
18 -58.7
30 -57.4
19 -57.1
14 -55.0
22 -54.6
Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
For Tuesday, December 30, 2008. Ranked by Relative Strength -39.8 59 C+ 61.9 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF 1.8 36.56 0.84 -5
U.S. Stock/Broad Index

78.3 99 B 88.4 ProS Ultsht QQQ
QID 0.0 58.37
58.2 99 D 128.1 ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw SKK 0.6 67.33
73.1 99 B- 182.2 RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW .. 116.89
40.1 98 B- 90.9 ProS Short S&P 500
SH .. 73.38
52.0 98 C 116.3 ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400 MZZ 0.0 60.85
54.5 98 B- 115.7 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS 0.2 72.71
33.2 98 B- 126.4 ProS Ultsht Smcp 600 SDD 1.0 65.77
31.5 97 B- 83.5 ProS Short Dow 30
DOG 0.2 69.44
38.9 97 B- 94.8 ProS Short QQQ
PSQ 0.0 73.93
27.3 97 D- 93.1 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM 2.1 67.70
40.0 97 B- 86.7 ProS Ultsht Dow 30
DXD 0.2 54.81
29.7 97 C 132.6 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM 0.4 66.92
-29.3 73 B- 61.6 IS S&P/Topix 150
ITF 1.7 41.22
-29.7 73 D+ 20.6 PS Dyn Large Value PWV 2.9 14.31
-27.8 73 C+ 56.8 Spdr S&P Dividend
SDY 5.9 39.76
-29.1 72 B 56.8 VG Div Apprec
VIG 2.6 39.68
-34.6 68 C 134.4 DJI Diamonds Trust
DIA 3.4 86.68
-34.9 68 C+ 16.8 NV Eqty Prem Income JPZ12.3 10.69
-36.0 67 B+ 112.1 RX Russell Top 50
XLG 2.6 70.70
-37.4 65 D 65.9 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY 5.5 40.36
-37.8 65 D+ 69.8 IS S&P 100 Index
OEF 3.1 42.76
-35.7 65 D- 16.9 NV Eqty Prem Opp
JSN12.8 10.50
-39.1 64 B- 81.8 IS Mstar Large Value JKF 3.9 49.13
-36.4 64 C+ 70.9 IS S&P 500 Grw Indx IVW 1.8 44.39
-38.8 64 D+ 81.7 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx
IOO 2.9 49.59
-38.4 64 B 52.6 PS Dyn Market
PWC 1.9 31.94
-38.2 64 D- 58.7 WT LargeCap Div
DLN 3.6 35.70
-38.9 63 D- 16.8 NV Eqty Prem Advntg JLA13.1 10.05
-39.1 63 C+ 17.5 NV Eqty Prem&Grwth JPG11.1 10.43
-38.9 63 C 67.8 VG Value
VTV 4.2 40.56
-32.4 62 B 81.1 IS Russell 2000 Val
IWN 3.8 47.66
-33.0 62 C+ 80.2 IS S&P SC 600 Valu
IJS 3.1 46.88
-34.0 62 B 76.0 IS S&P Smcp 600
IJR 2.3 42.92
-39.1 61 B- 24.6 FrstTr DB Stratg Value FDV 2.0 14.73
-39.4 61 C+ 75.4 IS DJ US Index
IYY 2.8 43.35
-39.0 61 B 105.5 IS Russell 3000 Val IWW 3.3 63.42
-38.8 61 B+ 66.1 IS S&P 1500 Indx
ISI 2.7 39.82
-35.1 61 D- 17.2 PS Dyn Sml Value
PWY 1.5 10.35
-39.2 61 B- 68.1 VG Large-Cap
VV 2.6 39.95
-39.2 61 C+ 73.6 VG Total Stock Mkt
VTI 3.0 44.12
-39.4 60 B- 81.0 IS Russell 1000 Indx IWB 2.2 48.23
-39.4 60 C 81.5 IS Russell 1000 Val
IWD 3.3 48.60
-39.3 60 C 148.9 IS S&P 500 Index
IVV 3.0 89.14
-2.64 -60
-4.42 -76
-6.46 -64
-1.73 -75
-4.03 -76
-3.42 -65
-4.54 -88
-1.35 -76
-1.84 -56
-2.44 -64
-2.41 -76
-4.10 -67
1.02 -64
0.48 10
1.15 -32
0.79 29
1.77 -51
0.40 9
1.61 -74
1.02 -21
0.91 -45
0.12 -5
1.04 20
1.03 -30
1.47 -29
0.90 608
1.19 34
0.31 -16
0.25 -17
1.06 20
1.71 -6
1.70 65
1.41 -19
0.40 32
1.17 47
1.86 75
1.05 16
0.31 22
0.80 4
1.13 -38
1.11 -16
1.20 -5
1.89 -49
-36.6 59 B 79.0 IS Russell 2000 Indx IWM 3.0

-40.1 59 B- 50.2 IS Russell 3000 Grwth IWZ 1.7
-39.4 59 B- 85.9 IS Russell 3000 Indx IWV 2.6
-35.3 59 B- 70.7 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT 1.6
-37.6 59 C+ 67.0 Spdr DJ Wil SC Value DSV 1.9
-39.5 59 B- 65.5 VG Growth
VUG 1.7
-40.7 59 E 56.9 WT Div Top 100
DTN 6.3
-42.3 58 B 59.1 PS FTSE Rafi US
PRF 4.0
-43.3 58 D+ 14.2 PS Hi Yld Eq Divdnd PEY 7.9
-40.6 58 C+ 148.6 Spdr S&P 500
SPY 3.3
-36.3 58 B- 67.4 VG Small-Cp Value
VBR 3.1
-41.3 57 D+ 106.1 Fidelity Nasdaq Comp ONEQ 1.4
-41.9 57 B 77.7 IS S&P 500 Value Indx IVE 4.3
-38.0 57 B- 82.8 IS S&P MC 400 Valu
IJJ 4.6
-38.5 57 B 89.6 IS S&P Mdcp 400
IJH 2.9
-42.4 57 C+ 52.2 PS QQQ Trust
QQQQ 0.6
-42.6 56 D- 19.0 PS Dyn Lrg Gr
PWB 2.2
-41.3 56 C+ 54.5 PS FTSE US 1500
PRFZ 2.1
-39.7 56 B- 54.4 VG Mid-Cap Value
VOE 2.7
-43.5 56 D- 54.7 WT High-Yield Equity DHS 6.6
-38.9 55 B- 95.1 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK 1.2
-46.0 55 E 53.2 Spdr DJ Stoxx 50
FEU 4.7
-41.6 55 C+ 40.0 Spdr Industrial
XLI 3.8
-42.1 54 D 74.0 IS DJ US Industrial
IYJ 2.9
-42.9 54 D+ 72.5 IS Mstar Large Growth JKE 1.3
-38.8 54 D- 84.7 IS Mstar Small Core
JKJ 2.1
-40.8 54 B- 89.0 IS Russell 2000 Grw IWO 2.1
-41.3 54 B 48.3 IS Russell Mdcp Value IWS 3.2
-42.3 54 B 54.1 IS Russell Microcap IWC 1.8
-45.2 54 D+ 24.6 PS Dyn MidCap Grwth PWJ ..
-42.5 54 C+ 47.9 RX S&P 500 Eql Wght RSP 2.1
-39.4 54 B+ 75.0 VG Small-Cap
VB 2.2
-40.5 53 C 163.3 Spdr S&P MdCp 400 MDY 2.4
-41.5 52 C 86.7 IS Mstar Mid Core
JKG 2.8
-43.5 52 C 106.3 IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR 2.8
-41.4 52 C+ 56.2 VG Extended Market VXF 1.9
-42.9 52 C 74.5 VG Industrials
VIS 2.7
-42.5 52 C 72.5 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK 1.0
-46.4 51 C+ 16.8 Dow 30 Enh Prem&Inc DPO23.3
-45.0 51 E 15.6 PS Zack Micro
PZI 0.7
-44.1 51 D 77.4 VG Mid-Cap
VO 2.2
-43.2 50 C 99.9 Spdr DJ Wil SC Grwth DSG 1.4
-46.1 49 B 58.1 IS Russell Mdcp Grw IWP 1.3
-49.5 49 C+ 18.7 Nasdaq Prem Inc&Gr QQQX20.1
-47.4 49 D- 19.0 PS ValLine Timeliness PIV 0.4
48.12
29.68
51.12
43.66
41.20
38.98
33.32
33.57
7.55
86.91
41.17
61.04
44.34
49.29
52.26
29.49
10.77
31.40
32.03
30.01
54.41
28.58
22.87
42.12
40.78
49.41
49.45
27.59
30.44
13.29
27.13
41.25
92.36
48.33
58.51
30.80
41.73
41.00
8.58
8.46
42.26
55.82
30.70
9.20
9.81
1.30 -57
0.82 -22
1.21 -1
1.41 10
1.60 3
0.94 25
0.90 -48
0.84 17
0.25 16
0.00 -70
1.58 5
1.73 300
1.08 -48
1.67 58
1.56 -2
0.60 -61
0.34 -4
1.19 -46
0.98 -47
0.81 -30
1.92 38
0.80 -34
0.82 -65
1.19 -19
0.76 18
2.03 -1
1.35 -4
0.90 -30
0.63 32
0.33 -18
0.83 3
1.25 -10
0.00 -67
1.16 26
1.91 -62
0.90 25
1.24 -29
1.25 4
0.07 15
0.21 286
1.23 -47
2.21 660
0.90 -37
0.19 7
0.36 165
MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

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2008
%
Chg Fund
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
VWX
VALIC Company
$ 657 mil 8004482542
55 IntlEq
13 4.84 +.13
Value Line
$ 1.8 bil 8002230818
40 EmergOpps + 9 20.30n +.64
Van Eck Funds
$ 790 mil 8002212220
46 Glb Hrd Ast A + 7 26.42 +.41
30 Intl Gold A +35 11.72 .05
Van Kamp A
$ 32.2 bil 8004215666
42 Amer Val
+ 8 15.80 +.50
50 Cap Growth + 6 6.63 +.12
37 Comstock
+ 7 10.68 +.26
8 Corp Bond
+ 5 5.72 +.03
45 Enterprise
+ 5 8.65 +.16
25 Eqty & Inc
+ 5 6.40 +.09
29 Glb Franch
+ 7 15.11 +.27
0 Govt Secs
+ 3 9.62 +.02
33 Gr & Inc
+ 6 13.94 +.29
25 Hi Yld Muni 7 7.49 +.01
12 Insur Tax Fr
0 14.56 +.07
49 Mid Cap Gr
+ 8 14.44 +.39
17 Muni Inc
3 11.05 +.04
28 StrMuniInc 9 8.49 +.01
2 US Mortgage + 1 12.20 +.01
Van Kamp B
$ 4.7 bil 8004215666
37 Comstock
+ 7 10.68n +.26
25 Eqty & Inc
+ 5 6.28n +.08
33 Gr & Inc
+ 6 13.83n +.29
Van Kamp C
$ 3.6 bil 8004215666
37 Comstock
+ 7 10.69n +.26
26 Eqty & Inc
+ 5 6.32n +.09
25 HiYldMuni
7 7.48n +.01
Vanguard Admiral
$ 224 bil 8009972798
38 500 Index
+ 5 81.93n +1.96
37 Asset Allocat + 5 41.17n +.95
23 Balanced Idx + 5 16.44n +.25
3 CA IntmTxEx + 1 10.24n +.02
8 CA LngTxEx
0 10.12n +.02
40 Cap Opps r
+ 9 45.79n +1.09
53 EmgMktStk r +13 19.53n +.45
43 Energy r
+ 5 81.92n +1.99
32 Equity Inc
+ 5 33.31n +.79
45 Euro Stk Idx r +11 47.39n +.86
42 Explorer x
+ 7 38.19n +.82
40 Extnd Mkt Idx +10 23.32n +.72
6 FL LngTxEx + 1 10.34n +.06
+ 7 GNMA
+ 1 10.58n .01
39 Growth & Inc + 6 31.29n +.75
39 Growth Idx + 6 20.05n +.47
23 HiYld Corp r + 6 4.22n +.05
11 HiYldTxEx
1 8.98n +.02
19 Hlth Care r +11 42.51n +.99
2 InflProSecs + 4 22.89n +.03
+12 Int Treas x
+ 1 12.19n .25
45 Intl Growth r +12 38.41n +.79
1 Intmd Tax Ex + 1 12.67n +.04
6 IntmdInvGrd + 4 8.69n .01
+ 3 LgInvGdAdmr +12 8.80n +.13
5 LT Tax Ex
+ 1 10.04n +.04
+24 LT Treas x
+ 7 13.64n ..
+ 3 Ltd Tax Ex
+ 1 10.73n +.01
43 Mid Cap Idx +10 52.33n +1.61
42 Morgan Gr
+ 6 34.55n +.78
4 NJ LngTxEx
0 10.82n +.02
4 NY LngTxEx + 1 10.18n +.04
4 PA LngTxEx + 1 10.20n +.02
35 Pac Stk Idx r +11 52.97n +1.01
33 Primecap r + 7 45.54n +1.11
40 REIT Idx r
+22 49.38n +2.21
+ 3 Sh Tm TxEx
0 15.75n +.01
+ 7 Sh Trm Fed + 2 10.87n ..
5 ShrtInvAdmr + 1 9.67n .01
+ 5 ShTrmBdIdx + 1 10.29n ..
38 Small Idx
+ 9 19.75n +.68
+ 6 ST Treas x
0 10.94n .07
+ 5 Tot Bd Idx
+ 3 10.21n +.01
38 TotStk MktIdx + 6 21.44n +.53
38 TxMgd G&I r + 5 39.83n +.96
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
38 TxMgdCap r + 6 42.41n +1.07

38 US Growth
+ 5 31.36n +.67
37 Value Idx
+ 6 15.80n +.39
10 Wellesley Inc + 5 44.39n +.44
23 Wellington + 6 41.91n +.69
42 Windsor
+ 8 29.92n +.77
37 Windsor II
+ 7 33.49n +.84
Vanguard Index
$ 182 bil 8006627447
38 500
+ 5 81.93n +1.96
23 Balanced
+ 5 16.44n +.25
45 Devlpd Mkts x + 5 7.44n .25
53 EmgMktStk r +13 14.85n +.34
45 Euro Stk Idx r +11 20.19n +.36
40 Extnd Mkt +10 23.32n +.72
45 FTSEWldIns r +11 62.26n +1.18
39 Growth
+ 6 20.05n +.47
+ 5 Int Bd
+ 4 10.58n +.02
+ 5 Int Bd Adm + 4 10.58n +.02
+ 5 Int Bd Inst
+ 4 10.58n +.02
+10 LT Bd
+10 12.14n +.12
43 Mid Cap
+10 11.54n +.36
35 Pac Stk Idx r +11 8.10n +.16
38 Small Cap
+ 9 19.75n +.68
34 Small Cap Val + 9 9.86n +.37
42 Small Grow + 9 11.55n +.37
+ 5 ST Bond
+ 1 10.29n ..
+ 5 Tot Bd Mrkt + 3 10.21n +.01
38 Tot St Mkt
+ 6 21.44n +.54
46 Total Intl Stk x + 8 10.68n .11
37 Value
+ 6 15.80n +.39
Vanguard Instl
$ 116 bil 8006627447
23 Balanced Idx + 5 16.44n +.25
45 Devlpd Mkts x + 5 7.37n .28
53 EmgMktStk r +13 14.86n +.34
45 Euro Stk Idx r +11 20.19n +.36
38 Index
+ 5 81.39n +1.95
40 Index Ext Mkt +10 23.32n +.72
39 Index Gr
+ 6 20.05n +.47
43 Index Mid Cp +10 11.56n +.35
38 Index Plus
+ 5 81.39n +1.95
38 Index Sm Cp + 9 19.75n +.68
+ 5 Index Tot Mkt + 3 10.21n +.01
37 Index Value + 6 15.80n +.39
2 InflaProtec + 4 9.32n +.01
35 Pac Stk Idx r +11 8.10n +.15
40 REIT Idx r
+22 7.64n +.34
5 ShInvGrd I
+ 1 9.67n .01
42 Sm Cp Gr Idx + 9 11.56n +.37
34 SmCapVal Idx + 9 9.87n +.37
38 StrcLgEqPls + 6 33.29n +.79
38 Tot Stk Idx
+ 6 21.44n +.53
38 Tot Stk Idx Pls + 6 19.35n +.48
+ 5 Totl Bd Idx
+ 3 51.44n +.04
38 TotStkIdx
+ 6 19.35n +.49
Vanguard Signal
$ 35.6 bil 8006627447
38 500 Index
+ 5 67.68n +1.62
23 Bal Index
+ 5 16.27n +.25
40 ExtndMktIdx +10 20.04n +.62
39 Growth Idx + 6 18.57n +.44
+ 5 Int Bd Sig
+ 4 10.58n +.02
43 Mid Cap Idx +10 16.52n +.51
38 Small Idx
+ 9 17.81n +.62
+ 5 ST Bond Idx + 1 10.29n ..
+ 5 TotBdMktIdx + 3 10.21n +.01
38 TotStMktIdx + 6 20.69n +.51
37 Val Idx
+ 6 16.44n +.40
Vanguard Funds
$ 275 bil 8008514999
37 Asset Alloc + 5 18.34n +.42
3 CA IntmTxEx + 1 10.24n +.02
8 CA LngTxEx
0 10.12n +.02
40 Cap Opport r + 9 19.83n +.47
31 Convert Secs r + 7 9.18n +.10
45 Div Eq Inv x
0 13.19n .64
28 DivApprIdx + 4 15.88n +.35
26 Dividend Gr + 5 10.95n +.24
44 Energy r
+ 5 43.63n +1.05
32 Equity Inc
+ 4 15.89n +.38
42 Explorer x
+ 8 41.07n +.99
6 FL LngTxEx + 1 10.34n +.06
47 Global Eq
+ 9 11.92n +.28
+ 7 GNMA
+ 1 10.58n .01
39 Growth & Inc + 6 19.17n +.46
4 Wk Net
2008
% Asset NAV %
48 Growth Equity + 5 6.91n +.15

19 Health Care r +11 100.74n +2.34
23 HiYld Corp r + 6 4.22n +.05
11 HiYldTxEx
1 8.98n +.02
2 Inflation Prot + 4 11.66n +.02
6 IntInvGdInv + 4 8.69n .01
47 Intl Explor r +12 9.46n +.16
45 Intl Growth r +11 12.08n +.25
42 Intl Value r +10 23.22n +.43
1 Intmd Tax Ex + 1 12.67n +.04
+12 Intmd Treas x + 1 12.19n .25
21 Life Consv Gr x + 3 13.21n .01
36 Life Growth x + 4 15.79n +.06
12 Life Income x + 2 12.20n .07
29 Life Mod Gr x + 3 14.94n .04
6 LT Tax Ex
+ 1 10.04n +.04
+24 LT Treas x
+ 7 13.64n ..
+ 3 Ltd Tm Tx Ex + 1 10.73n +.01
+ 3 LTInvGrdInv +12 8.80n +.13
2 MA Tx Exem + 2 9.54n +.03
57 Metals&Mine r +24 11.65n +.24
41 MidCapGr A + 6 10.90n +.30
42 Morgan Gr
+ 6 11.15n +.25
4 NJ LngTxEx
0 10.82n +.02
4 NY LngTxEx + 1 10.18n +.04
3 OH LT Tax Ex + 1 11.01n +.04
4 PA LngTxEx + 1 10.20n +.02
33 Primecap r + 7 43.90n +1.06
32 PrmcpCorInv r + 7 8.79n +.21
40 REIT Idx r
+22 11.57n +.51
37 Select Val r +10 11.64n +.34
5 ST Corp
+ 1 9.67n .01
+ 7 ST Federal
+ 2 10.87n ..
+ 3 ST Tax Exempt 0 15.75n +.01
+ 6 ST Treas x
0 10.94n .07
30 Star x
0 14.33n .74
43 Strategic Eq +10 11.40n +.38
20 TargRet2005 x 0 9.65n .32
24 TargRet2010 x + 1 17.50n .43
27 TargRet2015 x + 2 9.47n .21
30 TargRet2020 x + 2 16.41n .26
33 TargRet2025 x + 2 9.16n .15
36 TargRet2030 x + 3 15.35n .14
38 TargRet2035 x + 3 9.13n .09
37 TargRet2040 x + 4 14.93n .09
37 TargRet2045 x + 3 9.44n .09
12 TargRetInc x + 3 9.51n .03
33 TxMd Sm Cp r +10 16.93n +.61
19 TxMgd Bal r + 4 16.06n +.22
38 TxMgd G&I r + 5 19.38n +.47
42 TxMgd Intl r +11 8.64n +.16
39 TxMgdCap r + 6 21.07n +.53
39 US Growth
+ 5 12.12n +.26
36 US Value
+ 6 7.84n +.21
10 Wellesley Inc + 5 18.32n +.18
23 Wellington + 6 24.27n +.40
42 Windsor
+ 8 8.87n +.23
37 Windsor II
+ 7 18.87n +.47
Vantagepoint
$ 11.8 bil 8006697400
42 Aggr Opportun + 9 6.19n +.19
38 Asset Alloc + 5 5.20n +.12
+ 5 Core Bd Indx II + 3 9.94n +.01
+ 5 CrBdIdxI
+ 3 9.89n +.01
40 Equity Inc
+ 8 5.71n +.15
44 Growth
+ 5 5.83n +.12
39 Growth & Inc + 7 6.34n +.14
0 InfProSecs + 4 9.96n .01
42 International +11 6.90n +.12
2 LowDuraBond + 2 9.35n +.01
26 MdlPtf TradGr + 6 16.52n +.25
41 MP AllEqGr + 9 12.88n +.31
18 MP CnsrvGr + 5 18.95n +.19
32 MP LngTmGr + 7 15.19n +.29
Victory Funds
$ 5.0 bil 8005393863
38 DiversStk A + 5 10.98 +.24
38 DiversStk I + 5 7.65n +.17
+ 6 FundForInc A + 1 11.51 .01
45 Spec Val A
+ 7 10.03 +.30
Virtus Funds A
$ 4.4 bil 8002431574
26 Balance
+ 6 10.05 +.19
42 ForOpps
+ 9 16.64 +.19
15 MulSecSh
0 3.76 +.02
40 RlEsSec
+20 17.03 +.78
4 Wk Net
% Asset NAV
Chg Value Chg
Waddell&Rd Adv
$ 15.5 bil 8003665465
41 Accum A
+ 6 5.09 +.12
26 AssetStr A
+ 6 6.93 +.05
0 Bond A
+ 3 5.94 +.01
36 Core Inv A
+ 4 3.98 +.08
5 Glbl Bond A + 3 3.45 +.01
+ 8 GovSecs A
+ 2 5.79 +.01
21 High Inc A
+ 4 5.15 +.05
41 Intl Gr A
+10 6.62 +.15
1 Muni Bd A
+ 1 6.56 +.01
18 Muni Hi Inc A 5 3.79 +.01
39 New Cpt A
+ 7 5.79 +.20
35 Sci & Tech A +11 6.50 +.12
38 SelDivOppA + 4 10.79 +.22
40 Vanguard A + 6 5.61 +.13
Wasatch
$ 1.9 bil 8005511700
46 Core Growth +12 18.56n +.65
43 SmallCapGr + 9 20.14n +.52
Weitz Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002324161
39 Partner Val + 8 12.05n +.35
42 Value
+ 7 18.29n +.45
Wells Fargo Advtg
$ 11.7 bil 8002228222
36 CommonStk Z +10 11.63n +.38
+ 7 GovtSecsInv + 3 10.81 +.02
42 Growth Inv + 6 16.91n +.40
6 IntmdTx Adv 2 9.64n +.01
32 MidDisc Inv + 3 13.27 +.33
42 Opport Inv
+ 7 21.33n +.63
2 ShtTrmBdInv 0 8.01n .01
40 SmlCapVal Z + 9 17.51n +.29
2 STMuniBdInv 1 9.25n +.01
+ 2 Ult Sh Muni
0 4.68 ..
7 UltInc Inv
1 7.96 .04
+ 2 UltShMuniInv 0 4.69n +.01
40 WlthGrowBal + 7 7.47 .01
Wells Fargo Advtg A
$ 3.0 bil 8002228222
30 Asset Alloc + 6 14.75 +.30
41 Sml Cap Val + 9 17.25 +.29
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad
$ 9.3 bil 8002228222
46 CapitalGrow + 7 10.19 +.28
15 ConsrvAlloc + 2 15.37n +.12
40 Divers Eq
+ 7 18.83n +.50
40 Divers Sml
+ 9 7.38n +.24
+ 8 Govt Secs
+ 3 10.81 +.03
36 Growth Bal + 4 17.50n +.34
38 Index
+ 5 32.19n +.77
40 Lg Co Grow + 7 31.89n +.91
+ 4 Sh Dur Gov + 1 10.00n ..
34 SmCapOppor + 7 20.65n +.64
+ 2 TotRetBd Ad + 3 12.00n +.01
Wells Fargo Advtg I
$ 3.8 bil 8002228222
22 DJ Tgt 2020 + 6 10.80n +.16
45 Endv Select + 7 6.29n +.18
+ 8 Govt Secs
+ 3 10.80 +.02
+ 3 TotRetBd In + 3 11.99n +.01
WesMark Funds
$ 535 mil 8008641013
+ 6 Govt Bond
+ 1 10.01 .01
Westcore
$ 1.7 bil 8003922673
2 Plus Bond
+ 2 9.88n +.01
Western Asset
$ 13.7 bil 6268449400
11 Core Bond I + 8 9.18n +.09
11 CoreBdFiInt + 7 9.18n +.09
10 CorePlBdInt + 7 8.72n +.07
10 CorePlusBdI + 7 8.71n +.06
31 HiYld I
+ 4 5.95n +.12
1 InflPlsBd I
+ 5 9.58n +.03
3 IntermdBd + 3 9.37n +.04
William Blair I
$ 3.9 bil 8006352886
52 InstIntlGr
+10 8.62n +.17
52 Intl Growth +10 13.35n +.28
William Blair N
$ 2.2 bil 8006352886
53 Intl Growth +10 13.07n +.27
Wilmington
$ 1.6 bil 8003369970
46 MltMgrIntlI +10 4.92n +.11
19 MltMgRlAstI + 5 11.37n ..
08 % Rel Acc 52-wk

Chg Str Dist high Fund
Div Close
-48.5 47 B- 65.8 VG Mid-Cap Growth

-47.7 46 C 102.1 IS Mstar Mid Growth
-51.7 42 D- 71.3 WT Intl Div T100
-62.2 36 B+ 67.5 KBW Capital Markets
-63.4 31 D 87.5 ProS Ultra Dow 30
-69.1 23 C 85.5 ProS Ultra S&P 500
-64.4 22 B- 62.0 ProS Ultra Smcap 600
-68.9 22 D- 72.7 RX 2X S&P 500
-73.4 20 E 102.7 ProS Ultra QQQ
-69.2 19 D- 83.9 ProS Ultra Midcap 400
-68.7 19 C 63.4 ProS Ultra Russ 2000
-69.5 18 C 22.8 PS Listed Priv Eq
VOT 0.7
JKH 0.9
DOO11.5
KCE 1.7
DDM 1.9
SSO 0.9
SAA 0.6
RSU 1.6
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UWM 0.8
PSP17.1
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25.30
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21.37
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26.42
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18.93
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0.92
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0.81
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60.4 99 A+ 82.5 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat
81.6 99 B 96.9 ProS Ultsht Industrl
112.0 99 C+ 140.5 ProS Ultsht Semicond
96.4 99 B- 121.6 ProS Ultsht Tech
48.4 98 B 100.9 ProS Ultsht CnsmrGds
42.0 98 A- 154.2 ProS Ultsht ConsmSvc
43.5 97 B 89.0 ProS Ultsht Utilities
11.3 93 B- 303.8 ProS Ultsht Financial
4.2 91 B 100.5 IS Comex Gold Trust
4.2 91 B 100.4 Spdr Gold Trust
5.9 90 B- 205.7 HT Biotech
0.9 90 B 38.0 PS DB Gold Fund
-4.7 88 B 38.7 PS DB Prec Metal
-12.8 86 B 19.2 PS Dyn Pharma
-11.1 85 C+ 69.8 Spdr S&P Biotech
-22.2 84 B- 84.1 HT Pharmaceutical
-17.7 84 A- 55.9 IS DJ US Pharmactls
-14.1 84 B 71.3 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas
-14.0 83 C 90.9 IS Nasdaq Biotech
-17.9 82 C+ 30.3 Spdr Consumer Stapls
-23.6 81 B 61.2 IS S&P Glb Healthcare
-24.0 80 C 54.7 KBW Regionl Bankng
-19.4 80 B- 80.4 VG Consumer Staples
-25.5 79 C+ 36.6 Spdr Health Care
-24.9 78 A- 73.1 IS DJ US Healthcare
-21.1 77 C+ 27.7 FrstTr Amex Biotech
-35.4 77 C+ 39.0 HT Telecom
-25.3 77 C+ 63.5 IS S&P Glb Cnsmr Stpl
-28.0 77 B 56.9 MV Gold Miners
-18.0 77 B- 27.5 PS Dyn Banking
-25.5 77 B+ 62.6 VG Health Care
-21.1 76 C 101.5 HT Retail
-35.1 76 B- 78.4 IS S&P Glb Telecomm
-24.1 73 D- 17.6 PS Dyn Retail
-28.1 72 D 68.9 IS DJ US Cnsmr Goods
-31.7 72 B+ 89.7 VG Utilities
-31.5 71 D 141.9 HT Utilities
-26.4 71 B 20.7 IS Silver Trust
-32.5 71 C+ 44.1 Spdr Utilities
-22.9 70 B- 43.5 PS DB Agricult
-33.5 69 C+ 105.2 IS DJ US Utilities
-27.5 69 D+ 20.3 PS Dyn Biotech
-33.0 67 B- 63.8 IS DJ US Consumr Svc
-43.5 67 B- 64.7 IS DJ US Hlth Provider
-29.6 67 D- 39.2 PS DB Silver
-39.6 66 B- 23.1 PS Aero & Defense
-24.2 65 E 99.1 IS DJ Transprtn Indx
-41.1 64 D+ 69.1 IS DJ US Aerospace
-34.3 64 C+ 22.9 PS Water Resources
-35.2 64 B 34.5 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr
-42.4 64 B 76.5 VG Telecm Svcs
-38.8 63 B 50.0 IS DJ US Region Bnks
-41.8 61 B- 53.2 IS S&P Glb Infrastrctr
SMN
SIJ
SSG
REW
SZK
SCC
SDP
SKF
IAU
GLD
BBH
DGL
DBP
PJP
XBI
PPH
IHE
DUG
IBB
XLP
IXJ
KRE
VDC
XLV
IYH
FBT
TTH
KXI
GDX
PJB
VHT
RTH
IXP
PMR
IYK
VPU
UTH
SLV
XLU
DBA
IDU
PBE
IYC
IHF
DBS
PPA
IYT
ITA
PHO
XLY
VOX
IAT
IGF
0.1 40.25
0.4 57.09
0.2 78.85
0.2 79.80
0.0 75.49
0.0 88.57
0.4 45.42
.. 111.16
.. 85.94
.. 85.90
.. 171.24
.. 31.86
.. 29.50
1.0 15.89
0.0 52.80
3.7 61.63
1.6 44.26
0.3 25.48
.. 69.81
3.4 23.64
1.5 44.53
8.2 28.19
2.0 57.08
2.4 26.31
1.9 53.04
2.8 19.24
5.1 24.54
2.1 47.04
2.2 33.00
5.1 15.73
1.7 45.19
1.8 73.68
3.8 50.25
1.4 11.89
3.1 45.94
4.3 59.80
3.6 93.37
.. 10.82
5.0 28.57
.. 25.45
3.9 68.07
.. 13.58
2.0 41.44
.. 35.73
.. 19.56
2.6 13.68
1.6 61.60
1.8 40.02
1.2 14.05
3.0 21.19
3.2 43.36
6.5 23.00
3.8 29.30
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-45.6 60 B 31.7 IS DJ US Telecom

IYZ 5.6
-42.9 59 B- 27.4 Spdr Technology
XLK 2.1
-46.8 58 C 36.5 MV Nuclear Engy
NLR10.2
-39.1 57 C 54.6 IS S&P Glb Energy
IXC 2.7
-39.5 57 E 52.1 IS S&P GSTI Softwre IGV ..
-40.6 56 C 53.6 VG Cnsmr Discretnry VCR 2.5
-41.8 55 D- 15.2 HT Broadband
BDH 0.9
-44.3 55 B- 140.5 HT Regional Bank
RKH 6.5
-43.9 55 B- 63.7 IS DJ US Tech Indx
IYW 0.7
-43.9 55 D+ 66.6 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech
IXN 1.2
-38.9 54 D- 52.7 IS DJ US Energy Indx IYE 1.5
-44.5 54 B 60.8 IS S&P GSTI Tech
IGM 0.8
-44.0 54 C+ 62.5 VG Info Tech
VGT 0.9
-38.4 53 E 64.5 IS DJ US Medicl Devic IHI 0.1
-48.2 53 C 26.2 PS Global Water
PIO 5.1
-40.4 52 D- 91.4 Spdr Energy
XLE 2.0
-49.2 51 B- 75.8 ProS Ultra Hlth Care RXL 1.0
-42.4 51 D 41.4 WT Intl Energy
DKA 7.4
-45.7 49 C+ 26.6 Clymr S&P Globl Watr CGW 8.8
-46.7 49 C 60.6 HT Internet
HHH 0.1
-46.1 49 C 34.0 HT Semiconductors SMH 1.9
-48.7 49 B- 53.4 KBW Insurance
KIE 2.7
-49.3 49 E 295.7 ProS Ultsht Real Est SRS 0.2
-47.4 49 E 27.9 PS DWATech Leadrs PDP 0.2
-41.4 49 A- 34.9 Spdr S&P Retail
XRT 5.0
-41.3 49 B 132.7 VG Energy
VDE 1.8
-33.2 47 D- 63.9 US Nat Gas
UNG ..
-44.3 46 C+ 53.2 IS S&P GSSI Nat Res IGE 1.4
-52.0 46 B- 34.7 IS S&P GSTI Network IGN 0.5
-47.9 46 D+ 18.1 PS Dyn Semicondctrs PSI 2.0
-51.2 45 D+ 47.6 KBW Bank
KBE 3.2
-50.6 45 D- 38.0 PS Cleantech
PZD ..
-39.4 45 B+ 24.9 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs XHB 3.2
-52.7 44 B 60.4 IS S&P GSTI Smcdct IGW 1.7
-46.4 44 C+ 46.5 Spdr Materials
XLB 5.1
-35.8 43 D 83.6 Brcly Ipth DJ AIG NtGs GAZ ..
-52.3 43 C+ 66.2 MV Agribusiness
MOO 1.0
-52.9 43 D 57.4 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX 2.9
-52.5 43 D- 53.5 VG Financials
VFH 6.4
-43.2 42 B- 89.7 IS DJ US Oil&Explr
IEO 1.0
-50.6 42 A- 91.1 IS S&P Glb Material MXI 2.6
-50.7 42 E 43.5 WT Intl Basic Material DBN 5.9
-53.4 41 B- 96.0 IS DJ US Finl Indx
IYF 5.3
-44.3 40 C 78.2 DJ Wilshire Reit
RWR 3.9
-55.7 40 D- 106.1 IS DJ US Finl Svcs
IYG 5.3
-46.7 40 B 32.3 PS Dyn Enrgy ExplPrd PXE 1.3
.. 40 B- 29.1 PS Glb Wind Engy PWND 0.3
-43.8 40 C+ 73.0 Spdr S&P O&G Expl
XOP 1.1
-49.4 40 B- 98.5 VG Materials
VAW 3.6
-43.7 40 B 69.0 VG Reit
VNQ10.8
-62.7 39 C+ 51.6 IS DJ US Broker Indx
IAI 3.9
-45.9 38 C+ 71.9 IS DJ US Real Est
IYR10.2
-45.5 37 B 23.0 IS DJ US Home Const ITB 5.1
-46.5 37 B- 88.9 IS Tr Cohen&Steers
ICF 9.7
-52.7 35 D- 89.6 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl
IYM 4.5
-57.1 35 C+ 80.8 IS S&P Glb Financials IXG 1.9
-58.1 35 B- 29.9 Spdr Financial
XLF 6.0
-48.0 33 D- 28.0 PS DB Base Metal
DBB ..
-61.3 33 D- 32.7 PS Glb Cln Energy
PBD 0.7
.. 32 C+ 31.5 FrstTr Glb Wind Enrgy FAN 0.6
-48.4 32 C+ 32.5 FrstTr ISE Rev Nat Gas FCG 1.8
-62.3 31 E 61.4 MV Glb Alt Engy
GEX 0.6
-45.2 30 E 1.1 HT B2B Internet
BHH ..
-46.2 28 D- 57.0 PS DB Energy
DBE ..
-47.4 28 D- 55.6 PS DB Oil
DBO ..
-69.7 26 C 28.7 PS Wh Clean Eng
PBW ..
-60.8 25 C+ 96.1 Spdr S&P Metls&Ming XME 3.0
16.05
15.22
18.94
28.82
31.21
31.58
8.13
73.33
35.04
36.69
27.91
33.10
33.69
37.35
12.80
47.27
35.79
19.60
14.04
31.55
17.51
27.05
56.16
14.36
19.66
66.59
24.23
24.96
16.32
8.99
21.24
17.65
11.73
28.11
22.35
30.50
27.39
26.84
25.01
37.77
38.33
18.50
43.88
38.62
45.28
13.53
11.67
29.20
44.52
34.60
19.09
35.54
9.60
42.35
36.37
34.21
12.13
11.38
12.27
12.42
11.47
22.59
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19.00
18.26
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0.31 -21
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0.24 -1
0.60 14
0.01 282
0.11 114
0.08 -39
0.05 -42
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Div Close
-59.5 24 C 81.3 IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt

-58.6 24 C+ 52.1 Spdr S&P O&G Equip
-61.2 23 D- 228.8 HT Oil Service
-60.9 23 E 34.3 PS Dyn Oil Svcs
-66.1 21 B 114.1 MV Steel
.. 20 D+ 30.8 Clymr/Mac Glb SolEng
-73.8 20 B- 83.5 ProS Ultra Tech
.. 18 D- 60.3 MV Coal
-60.1 16 E 119.2 US Oil Fnd Lp
-74.2 15 D- 131.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
-80.3 15 B- 73.2 ProS Ultra Semicndc
-86.5 8 B- 42.3 ProS Ultra Financials
-85.5 6 D- 112.9 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl
-83.2 5 D+ 39.2 ProS Ultra Real Est
IEZ 0.7
XES 1.4
OIH 0.9
PXJ 1.5
SLX18.1
TAN 0.1
ROM ..
KOL 0.6
USO ..
DIG ..
USD 1.2
UYG 1.6
UYM 2.0
URE 2.6
0.77
0.50
1.86
0.25
1.23
0.55
1.00
0.33
-0.72
1.22
1.07
0.38
0.72
0.45
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International/Global
52.3 97 C+ 179.5 ProS Ultsht MSCI EAFE EFU 0.0
-28.5 76 B- 13.8 IS MSCI Japan
EWJ 1.6
-29.3 73 C+ 26.8 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL 0.7
-36.4 67 D+ 69.6 VG Pacific
VPL 1.9
-42.6 64 C 14.1 IS MSCI Malaysia
EWM 4.8
-40.8 62 C+ 65.3 IS MSCI Spain
EWP 8.2
.. 61 C+ 59.7 IS MSCI ACWI
ACWI 1.2
-41.6 61 B 69.4 IS MSCI So Africa
EZA 4.8
-50.2 61 B- 93.0 Spdr S&P China
GXC 1.8
-49.4 59 B+ 60.0 IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI 1.4
-42.3 59 B 79.6 IS MSCI Growth
EFG 0.9
-44.2 59 B 72.8 IS MSCI Value Fund
EFV 2.0
-45.5 59 B- 64.0 Spdr DJ Euro Stoxx 50 FEZ 2.1
-40.2 59 B- 74.4 Spdr S&P Emg MdEAfr GAF 4.3
-38.2 58 D 58.8 WT Emg Mkt Hi Yld Eq DEM 5.8
-43.6 57 C+ 79.3 IS MSCI EAFE Indx
EFA 2.4
-44.9 57 D- 39.0 IS MSCI France
EWQ 4.3
-46.5 57 B- 36.0 IS MSCI Germany
EWG 0.7
-44.3 56 B+ 42.2 Spdr MSCI ACWI X-US CWI 2.2
-43.4 56 B- 48.4 VG Europe Pacific
VEA 3.4
-45.0 56 B- 70.5 WT DEFA
DWM 4.6
-46.0 54 D 32.0 Bldrs Devlpd Mkts 100 ADRD 3.8
-46.1 54 C+ 58.0 IS S&P Europe 350
IEV 2.4
-47.0 54 C+ 26.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tech PIZ 2.2
-50.1 54 B 89.0 Spdr S&P Emg AsiaPc GMF 1.3
-26.3 53 C+ 207.1 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV ..
-48.2 53 B- 26.3 PS Dyn Dev Intl
PFA 0.3
-46.3 53 C+ 35.5 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX 1.9
-45.6 53 B- 59.6 VG FTSE World X-US VEU 2.4
-48.8 52 D 60.5 IS MSCI EMU Indx
EZU 3.5
-53.2 50 C+ 22.5 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 7.1
.. 50 E 60.0 IS MSCI Israel Cap
EIS 4.8
-50.2 50 C 34.6 IS MSCI Italy
EWI 5.2
.. 50 B+ 27.3 PS India
PIN 0.5
-50.1 49 D+ 30.5 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN 4.6
-49.4 49 B+ 33.4 IS MSCI Sweden
EWD 0.2
-57.1 49 C+ 34.8 PS Gld Drg Chna
PGJ 3.6
-47.9 49 C 65.8 WT Intl SmallCap Div DLS 5.8
-49.1 48 B- 75.7 VG European
VGK 7.6
.. 48 E 30.6 WT Mid East Div
GULF ..
-42.3 47 B+ 63.3 IS MSCI Mexico
EWW 2.6
-48.6 47 B- 14.1 IS MSCI Singapore
EWS 8.0
-50.8 46 C 52.5 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM 2.8
-50.7 46 B- 52.2 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP 2.5
-50.7 46 C+ 24.5 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU 5.6
-49.5 46 E 20.9 PS Intl Divnd Achievrs PID 3.3
-58.1 45 B- 28.2 FrstTr Ise ChindiaIndx FNI 1.2
-53.7 45 D+ 50.4 IS FTSE EPRA RE X-US IFGL 4.7
.. 45 B- 26.3 WT India Earnings
EPI 0.8
-51.1 44 B- 58.6 Bldrs Emerg Mkts 50 ADRE 2.5
-49.7 43 D- 17.5 IS MSCI Taiwan
EWT15.9
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Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg
.. 43 B+ 59.1 IS MSCI Turkey Inv

TUR 2.9 26.49
-46.8 42 D- 36.2 IS MSCI Canada
EWC 3.8 17.09
.. 42 C 54.4 IS MSCI Thailand Inv THD 7.3 23.71
-67.4 40 B 118.0 Brcly Ipath MSCI India INP .. 31.86
-57.2 40 B- 65.8 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 1.3 27.69
.. 40 D- 25.9 PS Mena Frntier
PMNA .. 12.51
-54.8 40 B 54.2 VG Emrg Mkts
VWO 5.0 23.59
-56.4 39 C 34.7 Spdr S&P BRIC 40
BIK 3.2 13.98
-53.5 38 E 30.5 IS MSCI Australia
EWA13.3 13.39
.. 37 C+ 26.4 Clymr/BNY MellnFrntr FRN 0.7 11.83
-49.8 37 D- 61.6 IS S&P Latin Am 40
ILF 3.8 24.99
-57.2 36 B- 57.7 Clymr/BNY BRIC
EEB 4.5 22.87
-52.0 36 C+ 100.5 Spdr S&P Emg L Amer GML 2.9 38.82
-57.7 31 D+ 102.2 IS MSCI Brazil
EWZ 7.7 34.16
-64.4 29 D+ 25.1 IS MSCI Belgium
EWK 3.5 8.69
-64.6 27 D+ 39.8 IS MSCI Austria
EWO 6.4 13.07
90.56 -6.30 -44 -65.4 25 C 76.2 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 2.2 24.50
9.50 0.26 -54 -52.2 23 E 184.0 ProS Ultsht FTSE/Xin FXP 2.1 36.75
18.38 0.50 53 -74.4 14 D+ 59.6 MV Russia
RSX 2.8 13.02
43.10 1.19 1
7.31 0.11 -68
TLT 4.0 121.90
37.70 1.17 20 31.0 98 A 123.2 IS Lehmn 20+ Yr
IEF 4.4 99.63
31.92 0.93 -43 14.5 96 B- 100.3 IS Lehmn 7-10 Yr
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Communist Cuba:
50 Years Of Failure
Communism: New Years Day marks 50 years of communist rule in Cuba. The Castro oligarchy will trumpet
its survival and celebrate. But the reality, up close, is
that its the longest-running failure in the New World.
pare us the fireworks and media-parroted claims of Fidel

Castros dictatorship bringing universal health care and education to Cuba. The real story is that a prosperous Cuba
was turned into ruins in just five decades.
Its inflation-adjusted gross domestic product is a mere 5% of
what it was in 1958, the year before Castro took over, according to
Jorge Salazar-Carillo of Florida International University.
Its a major failure, Carmelo Mesa-Lago, a University of Pittsburgh economist, told IBD. Cuba is unable to increase food production to meet its needs and now imports 84% of its food. Cuba
produced 7 million tons of sugar in 1952. This year, its 1.5 million
tons. This is the result of economic policy of collectivization, killing
of individual incentive, inefficiency, constant changes of policy.
Reliable data are hard to come by. S&P refuses to rate the country
for that reason. The regime conceals its failures. But if long lines at
the Spanish embassy seeking immigration arent enough of an indicator, the chronology of Cubas economy tell an important story:
1957: Cuban GDP is about $2.8 billion, unadjusted for inflation.
1959: Castro and his guerrillas take over and begin confiscating
U.S.-owned private businesses.
1960: President Eisenhower imposes trade embargo, excluding
food and medicine; Castro responds by rapidly nationalizing most
U.S. enterprises, as he himself wrote.
1961: President Kennedy tightens the embargo. Castro blames it
for plant shutdowns, parts shortages and 7,000 transportation
breakdowns a month, leaving 25% of public buses inoperable. He
then targets Cuban companies for expropriation.
1962: Begins food rationing. Half of passenger rail cars go out of
service from lack of maintenance.
1963: President Kennedy freezes Cuban assets in the U.S.
1965: Signs deal with USSR to reschedule $500 million in debt.
1966: Signs new deal with Soviets for $91 million in trade credits.
1968: Begins petroleum rationing, says Soviets cut supplies.
1969: Begins sugar rationing in January, announces state plan to
produce 10 million tons of sugar by the following year.
1970: Castro announces only 8.5 million tons of sugar produced.
Blames U.S. Diverts 85% of all Cuban trade to the USSR.
1973: Tries for the first time to tie wages to productivity.
1974: Ramps up wartime spending to send 3,000 Cuban troops to
Africa. It hits $125 per person, highest in Latin America, by 1988.
1975: President Ford announces softening of the embargo, letting
foreign subsidiaries of U.S. companies sell products in Cuba.
1979: President Carter lets Cuban-Americans visit family in Cuba.
Soviet aid totals $17 billion from 1961-79, or 30% of Cubas GDP.
1980: Economic hardship forces Castro to permit farmers to sell
surplus to state quotas in private markets with unregulated prices.
100,000 Cubans flee the island for the U.S. via the Mariel boatlift.
1982: Cuba doubles military spending. President Reagan re-establishes travel ban and prohibits spending money on the island.
1983: Cuba signs accord in Paris to refinance its foreign debt.
1984: Armed Forces of Latin America yearbook says: Cuba is
probably the worlds most completely militarized country.
1985: Cuba signs new debt restructuring, blaming Mexicos crisis
for its debacle. Permits selling of private housing for the first time.
Total aid from USSR since 1961 hits $40 billion.
1986: Castro defaults on $10.9 billion in Paris Club debt. Blames
sugar prices. Abolishes coffee breaks, cuts subsidies. Soviets give
$3 billion more in credit and aid. Castro bans farmers markets.
1987: Stops paying entirely on $10.9 billion Paris Club debts.
1988: Forbids release of inflation data, making it impossible for researchers to assess Cuban economic performance.
1990: By official statistics, GDP per capita declines 10.3%.
1991: Sugar crop falls to 7 million tons. Politburo purged. USSR
ends $5 billion in subsidies. Special Period of austerity begins.
1992: Horse-drawn carts replace cars, oxen replace Soviet tractors. Time magazine reports tin cans are recycled into drinking
cups and banana peels into Cuban sandals.
1993: World Bank says GDP contracts 15.1% per capita, as industrial output plunges 40% per person.
1994: Some private-sector activity permitted. GDP per capita
shows no growth, but Castro hails recovery. Agricultural output
down 54% from 1989, with sugar at 4 million tons. Castro blames
bad finances, and errors and inefficiency. Food consumption, according to USDA, falls 36%. Some 32,000 Cubans flee for Florida.
1995: Havana admits GDP fell 35% from 1989 to 1993. Vice President Carlos Lage claims GDP grew 2.5%, as inflation hits 19%.
1996: Castro hikes private business taxes. President Clinton tightens embargo. Castro claims GDP rose to 7% in year.
1997: GDP reported up 2.5%, falling short of 5% projection. Failed
sugar harvest, bad weather, crop pests, foreign debts blamed.
1998: GDP growth claimed at 1.2% with no inflation. U.S. embargo, global financial crisis, low commodity prices, too much rainfall,
Hurricane Georges and severe drought blamed. Castro urges other
debtor nations to form a cartel.
1999: GDP claimed at 6.2%. Subsidies from Venezuela begin. Castro blames U.S. dollar for woes and urges use of the euro.
2000: Cuban court rules U.S. owes Cuba $121 billion for embargo.
2001: 3.6% GDP growth, output remains below 1989. Blames loss
of subsidies, second-worst sugar harvest ever at 3.5 million tons.
2002: Freezes dollar sales to preserve foreign reserves. Shuts
down 118 factories due to power shortages. Buys $125 million in
U.S. food. Defaults on $750 million in Japanese debts.
2003: Earns more tight sanctions from President Bush and European Union over dissident roundups. GDP rises just 1.8%.
2004: Castro declares GDP a capitalist instrument, adjusts calculations, declares GDP growing at 5%.
2005: Foreign firms asked to leave and market liberalization
scrapped. Imports hit three-times the level of exports. Hurricanes
blamed for falling farm output. Sugar figures not released. Castro
calls economic crisis an enemy fabrication. Claims GDP up 11%.
2006: Castro claims 12.5% economic growth, despite the crippling effects of the U.S. embargo, Luxner News notes.
2007: 7.5% GDP growth claimed; adverse weather said to have affected construction and agriculture.
2008: 4.3% GDP growth claimed, far short of 8% forecast. One of
the most difficult years since the collapse of the Soviet Union,
economy minister says. Hurricanes and fuel prices blamed.
That, in sum, is Cuba after 50 years. But lest you get the wrong
idea, Cuba hasnt failed at everything: Given their goal to destroy capitalism and entrench themselves theyre a success,
said Humberto Fontova, an expert on Castros regime.
Bailing Out Shariah Law

Islamofascism: In bailing out AIG, Uncle Sam may have
taken on more than he bargained for, including a constitutional fight over the promotion of religion.
arlier this month, as the New York-based insurance giant

benefited from $153 billion in tax-supported bailout funds, it
launched a business unit offering Shariah-compliant insurance products in the U.S.
For the first time, homeowners insurance policies compliant
with key Islamic finance tenets will be marketed to Muslims in
America.
We are pleased to offer socially responsible solutions to this segment of the domestic market, the near-bankrupt AIG announced
in a press release, explaining that the Islamic market represents an
important and emerging growth opportunity for AIG.
But theres little that is socially responsible about Shariah law,
which regulates the takaful insurance AIG is selling, along with
other Islamic finance.
Shariah law authorizes horrific human-rights abuses, including
the kind of violence and oppression against women, homosexuals,
apostates and non-Muslims seen in Saudi Arabia and earlier under
the Taliban in Afghanistan.
To fully comply with Shariah code, AIG has hired a Shariah Supervisory Board composed of Shariah scholars. Who are these
so-called scholars?
One, according to its press release, is Muhammad Imran Usmani,
who happens to be the son of Sheik Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani, who supports violent jihad against Westerners. The elder Usmani is so radical that Dow Jones & Co. recently removed him from
the board of its Islamic market index.
At a minimum, AIG has to do better due diligence if its going to
use taxpayer money for such a controversial enterprise. But whats
the responsibility of the U.S. government here?
The Thomas More Law Center, a public-interest law firm based in
Ann Arbor, Mich., argues the U.S. is promoting a religious legal
code at odds with democratic values and capitalism. And that
makes the bailout unconstitutional. So its suing Treasury Secretary
Hank Paulson and the Federal Reserve to stop all bailout funds
from going to AIG.
The Warm Turns

Climate Change: The Earth has been warming ever
since the end of the Little Ice Age. But guess what: Researchers say mankind is to blame for that, too.
s weve noted, 2008 has been a year of records for cold and
snowfall and may indeed be the coldest year of the 21st century thus far. In the U.S., the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration registered 63 local snowfall records and 115 lowest-ever temperatures for the month of October.
Global thermometers stopped rising after 1998, and have plummeted in the last two years by more than 0.5 degrees Celsius. The
2007-2008 temperature drop was not predicted by global climate
models. But it was predictable by a decline in sunspot activity since
2000.
When the sun is active, its not uncommon to see sunspot numbers
of 100 or more in a single month. Every 11 years, activity slows, and
numbers briefly drop near zero. Normally sunspots return very
quickly, as a new cycle begins. But this year, the start of a new cycle,
the sun has been eerily quiet.
The first seven months averaged a sunspot count of only three and
in August there were no sunspots at all zero something that has
not occurred since 1913.
According to the publication Daily Tech, in the past 1,000 years,
three previous such events what are called the Dalton, Maunder
and Sporer Minimums have all led to rapid cooling. One was large
enough to be called the Little Ice Age (1500-1750).
The Little Ice Age has been a problem for global warmers because
it serves as a reminder of how the earth warms and cools naturally
over time. It had to be ignored in the calculations that produced the
infamous and since-discredited hockey stick graph that showed a
sharp rise in warming alleged to be caused by man.
According to the suit, use of taxpayer funds to acquire ownership

of a business that intentionally promotes, endorses, supports and
funds Shariah-based Islamic religious practices violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
The U.S. government, through its ownership of AIG, is not only violating the Constitution, the suits claims, but also promoting and
financing the destruction of America using American tax dollars.
While that sounds over-the-top, a sizeable share of the profit and
any interest earned by AIGs Islamic subsidiary must be purified
by investing in Islamic charities. Such transfers will be controlled
by Usmani and other Shariah advisers.
Since 9/11, dozens of major Muslim charities around the world, including several based in the U.S., have been tied to terrorism and
shut down. So AIG along with American taxpayers could unwittingly finance terrorism against the U.S. and its allies.
The potential for terror money laundering deeply concerns two
Republican leaders on the Hill, who on the heels of the Thomas
More lawsuit fired off a letter to AIG CEO Ed Liddy warning him
that the FBI could come knocking.
We hope you can verify what hands your money passes through,
because we would hate to see the FBI visit you one day, look into
your books and tell you that money from AIG found its way into terrorist hands, wrote Reps. Frank Wolf, congressional Human
Rights Caucus co-chairman, and Sue Myrick, co-chairwoman of
the congressional Anti-Terrorism Caucus.
Whats odd is that the Treasury Department is the agency charged
with cracking down on terror financing, yet its encouraging firms
like AIG to go into Islamic finance. In fact, Treasury co-sponsored a
seminar in November titled Islamic Financing 101 to promote Shariah financing to corporate America.
The seminar was jointly sponsored by Harvard University, which
is heavily supported by Saudi petrodollars.
So its not just AIG thats actively helping Shariah gain a foothold
in America. Its also Washington.
Financial crisis or not, its hardly in the economic interest of taxpayers or the U.S. to own part of a business that supports a Stone
Age legal code championed by the Taliban and Osama bin Laden.
AIG should divest itself from Shariah business practices if it wants
to keep its public bailout money.
The answer to this dilemma has supposedly been found by two

Stanford researchers, Richard Nevle and Dennis Bird, who announced their findings at the annual meeting of the American
Geophysical Union in San Francisco. According to them, man not
only is causing contemporary warming. He also caused the cooling
that preceded it.
According to Bird and Nevle, before Columbus ruined paradise,
native Americans had deforested a significant portion of the continent and converted the land to agricultural purposes. Less CO2 was
then absorbed from the atmosphere, and the earth was toasty.
Then a bunch of nasty old white guys arrived and depopulated the
native populations through war and the diseases they brought with
them. This led to the large-scale abandonment of agricultural lands.
The subsequent reforestation of the continent caused temperatures to drop enough to bring on the Little Ice Age.
Implicit in this research is that the world would be fine if man
wasnt in the way. We either make the world too cold or too hot, a
view held by many in high places.
In a speech at Harvard last November, Harvard physicist John
Holden, President-elect Obamas choice to be his science adviser as
director of the White House Office of Science and Technology, presented a top 10 list of warming solutions.
Topping the list was limiting population, as if man was a plague
upon the earth. This is a major tenet of green dogma that bemoans
the fact that the pestilence called mankind comes with cars, factories and overconsumption of fossil fuels and other resources.
R. Timothy Patterson, professor of geology and director of the Ottawa-Carleton Geoscience Centre of Canadas Carleton University,
says: I and the first-class scientists I work with are consistently
finding excellent correlations between the regular fluctuations of
the sun and earthly climate. This is not surprising. The sun and the
stars are the ultimate source of energy on this planet.
Indeed, a look at a graph of solar irradiance from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows little solar activity during the Little Ice Age and significant activity during recent times.
Dont blame Dick and Jane blame sunspots.
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It Took Madoff
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Time For GOP

To Get Back
To Supply Side
or anyone taking stock of 2008, Barack

Obama is the inevitable choice as Person of the Year. But hes not the only
American whose story suggests that this
thrilling, dramatic, unforgettable year will
be seen as a demarcation of grand historical
eras, a bright line between yesterday and tomorrow.
My choice for runner-up is Bernard Madoff.
In a sense, were all Bernie Madoff. Weve
been running our economy in accordance
with his accounting principles for a generation and now we face a most unpleasant
reckoning.
As everyone knows by now, Madoff
once one of the most respected financiers
on Wall Street
stands accused of
being perhaps the biggest swindler in history.Beforehisarrestearlier this month, he reportedly told his sons
that he had defrauded
investors of up to $50
billion.
He allegedly followed the playbook
written more than
eight decades ago by the elegant grifter
Charles Ponzi, who used money from new
investors to pay juicy returns to old investors. That works fine for a while, but every
Ponzi scheme eventually collapses in ruin.
Wall Street veterans recall how investors
once begged to be allowed to invest their
money with Madoff. Unlike Ponzi, he didnt
promise to deliver flashy double-digit returns overnight.
He earned his investors 1% or 2% a
month, bull market or bear,rain or shine. Because he didnt overpromise, and because
he limited his clientele, he was able to keep
it going for decades.
Such steady gains, unsullied by the occasional bad year or disastrous quarter, are patently impossible. Some potential investors
took one look at Madoffs operation and
took a pass.
Some of the millionaires, billionaires and
professional money managers who unwisely gave their money to Madoff were guilty of
allowing greed to overwhelm their powers
of observation and reason.
But not all of Madoffs investors could
have been in the dark. At least some must
have realized how unlikely it was that he
had developed some sort of Holy Grail strategy or technique that would always make
money, no matter what the financial markets were doing.
Some investors must have calculated that
they could get in, get their return and get out
before the whole thing fell apart.
Which makes me wonder how many of us
had our eyes open when housing prices
were soaring in Ponzi-like increments by
10% or more a year, in some parts of the
country while middle-class incomes
were largely stagnant.
How many of us stopped to ask just who
was supposed to be able to pay $1 million for
a standard suburban split-level, even if it
had an upgraded kitchen with a Sub-Zero
fridge?
The whole subprime mortgage industry
was based on the idea that housing prices
would always rise. Given that assumption, it
was perfectly rational for first-time homebuyers to sign up for adjustable-rate mortgages that they couldnt really afford. From
the moment they signed the loan papers,
they would be building equity through appreciation that soon would make it easy,
and lucrative, to refinance or sell.
In other words: get in, get their return and
get out before the whole thing fell apart.
Im not saying that average Americans
were as culpable as Wall Street in creating
this financial and economic crisis; our sins
were venial, whereas theirs were mortal.
Madoffs alleged fraud was at least straightforward.
Muchworse was the creation of exotic derivative investment products that were
bought and sold with enormous leverage
products whose true value turned out to be
impossible to ascertain.
As long as real estate values kept rising, it
didnt matter what these chimerical investments were worth. What mattered to Wall
Street was the ability to collect enormous
feesfrom real people, in real dollars, for trading unicorns and dragons.
After the bursting of the Internet bubble
and the housing bubble, I think were done
with bubbles for a while. Obamas first challenge and it may take much of his first
term is to get the economy back into a pattern of tangible, sustainable growth.
He will be able to thank Madoff for giving
us the simplest possible explanation of what
we knew all along but chose to ignore: that
theres still no such thing as a free lunch.
Eugene
Robinson
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VIEWPOINT
Push For Social Justice In Schools

Pulls Young Voters To Left At Polls
PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY
hy did 18-to-29-year-old evangelicals vote for Barack Obama despite

his apostasy on the fundamental
moral issues of abortion and same-sex
unions? They voted 32% for Obama, twice
the percentage of that demographic group
who voted for John Kerry in 2004.
Many of these young people identify social justice as the reason that led them to
relegate the prime moral issues of life and
marriage to the back burner. But the term
social justice does not define a moral
cause it is left-wing jargon to overturn
those who have economic and political
power.
What caused young evangelicals, the children of the so-called religious right, to
change their moral imperatives so dramatically? Most likely its the attitudes and decision making they learned in the public
schools, which 89% of U.S. students attend.
The public schools took a major left turn in
the 1960s, when humanist John Dewey and
the instructors he trained at Columbia
Teachers College began their put-down of
objective truth and authoritative notions of
good and evil.
In the 1970s, Sidney Simons best-seller
Values Clarification taught students to
cast off their parents values and make their
own choices, often aided by Kinsey-trained
sexperts determined to change our sexual
mores.
By the 1980s, many radical anti-war activists of the 1960s had become tenured college professors, so teachers colleges and
public schools opened their doors to social
justice instruction.
Among these 60s radicals was Weather
Undergrounder William Ayers, who escaped prosecution only because of government misconduct in collecting evidence
against him and then emerged as a professor of education at the University of Illinois
at Chicago.
Ayers developed quite a following as he
taught resentment against America. In
2008, he was elected by his peers as vice
president for curriculum studies of the
American Education Research Association,

the nations largest organization of education professors and researchers.
In 1983, Humanist magazine featured an
article that boasted, The battle for mankinds future must be waged and won in the
public school classroom. Ayers put it this
way: Education is the motor-force of revolution.
Ayers became a leading advocate of social
justice teaching i.e., getting students to
believe that they are victims of an unjust, oppressive and racist America. Community or-
Seven out of every 10 voters

between the ages of 18 and 29
now favor expanding the role
of government and agree that
the government should do
more to solve the nations
problems.
ganizers can then use these young people to
vote and otherwise carry out Ayers revolution.
Ayers has been on a decades-long mission
to transform education into anti-American
indoctrination and toget young peopleto demand government control of the economy,
politics and culture.
We see the result in the 2008 postelection
surveys: Seven out of every 10 voters between the ages of 18 and 29 now favor expanding the role of government and agree
that the government should do more to
solve the nations problems.
Its obvious which party and which candidates will get their vote.
Ayers worked closely with Barack Obama
in the 1990s when Obama headed the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, which gave $160
million in grants to so-called school-reform
projects. Ayers and Obama guided some of
this Annenberg money to community organizers such as ACORN.
The National Association of Scholars re-
ports that use of the term social justice is

today understood to mean the advocacy of
more egalitarian access to income through
state-sponsored redistribution. That is academic verbiage for Barack Obamas assertion that he wants to spread the wealth
around.
Rethinking Schools is a Milwaukeebased organization that publishes instructional materials to assist teachers how to
weave social justice issues throughout the
curriculum. Lessons include Rethinking
Mathematics: Teaching Social Justice by
the Numbers and Reading, Writing and
Rising Up: Teaching About Social Justice
and the Power of the Written Word.
Howard Zinn, author of the anti-American Peoples History of the United States,
urges educators to prioritize social justice
education over political neutrality. In a 1998
interview, he said quiet revolution to
move us toward democratic socialism
was his goal in writing Peoples History.
The thinking of teachers is further molded
at expensive conferences, financed by billing the taxpayers.
The National Association for Multicultural Education sponsors seminars with titles
such as Our Work as Social Justice Educators, Teaching for Social Justice in Elementary Schools, Dismantling White Privilege and Supporting Anti-Racist Education
in Our Classrooms and Schools and Creating Change Agents Who Teach for Social
Justice.
This social justice curriculum results in
a heavy cost in time not spent on the basics.
Young Americans who are exposed to
Ayers radical left-wing ideas generally
have little background information to help
them evaluate bias and errors.
Barack Obamas selection for secretary of
education is his crony Arne Duncan, who
most recently made news by recommending the creation of a Chicago Social Justice
High School-Pride Campus, where half the
students would be homosexuals and the
other half straight.
Somehow that school was canceled just
about the time that Obama announced Duncans appointment.
PERSPECTIVE
Avoiding Pitfalls To Straight Thinking

WALTER E. WILLIAMS
any professors, mostly on the liberal

side of the political spectrum, use
their classrooms to proselytize stu-
dents.
I have taught economics for the past 40
years and challenge anyone to find even one
student, among the thousands who went
through my classes, who can say, Professor
Williams used his class to proselytize students.
While acceptable at most universities, it is
nothing less than academic dishonesty to do
so. Like others, I have my own values and
opinions, such as those expressed in some
of my nationally syndicated columns. But
they never become a part of classroom discussion.
Learning how to think straight, as opposed
to what values and opinions to hold, is the
crucial part of education. Part of that learning is to be able to understand the distinction between subjective statements, for
which there are no commonly accepted
standards of proof, and positive statements
for which there are.
For example, the statement scientists cannot split the atom is a positive statement because if theres any disagreement, there are
facts to which we can appeal to settle the disagreement. Just visit Stanfords linear accelerator and watch them do it.
By contrast, the statement scientists
should not split the atom is a subjective

statement. There are no facts to which we
can appeal to settle any disagreement. Disagreement can go on forever. A fairly good
proxy for whether a statement is subjective
is the presence of words such as should and
ought.
This lesson is closed by telling students
that it is not being suggested that they purge
their vocabulary of subjective terms such as
should and ought because they are excellent tools to trick others into doing what you
want them to do. However, in the process of
tricking others, one need not trick himself.
A related lesson is dealing with terms such
as better and best and worse. This lesson
might be approached by my asking students
which is the best system for resource allocation: capitalist, socialist or communist?
After several fall for my bait, I tell them that
the correct response is to tell me its a nonsense question.
It is akin to asking their physics professor,
Which is the best state: a liquid, gaseous,
solidor plasma?However, if the physics professor were asked: Which is the cheapest
state to nail a nail into a board? He could answer the question and probably say that it is
the solid state.
Going back to the question about capitalism vs. socialism and communism, asking
which system maximizes personal liberty
and societal wealth, the answer would be
capitalism, at least here on Earth.
Another pitfall to straight thinking is sometimes called the cause-and-effect fallacy.

That fallacy is made when a person sees
event B coming on the heels of event A and
then says A caused B. There may no causal
relationship at all. Such is the case when the
rooster crows and shortly thereafter the sun
rises.
That is easy to see, but many historians assert that the 1929 stock market crash caused
the 1930s Great Depression. Little is further
from the truth. Instead, it was caused by
inept fiscal, monetary and regulatory policies of the Hoover and Roosevelt administrations.
There are a number of other pitfalls to
straight thinking that I lecture on as introductory material before we begin to explore
economic theory.
Itell students that if they hear mesay something subjective, without my having prefaced it with in my opinion, they are to
raise their hand and tell me that they took
my class to learn economics and not to be indoctrinated with my values.
Personally, I want students to share my values that personal liberty, along with free
markets, is morally superior to other forms
of human organization.
The most effective means to accomplish
that goal is to give them the tools to be
tough, rigorous, hard-minded thinkers, and
they will probably reach the same conclusions as I have.
epublicanSenate Leader Mitch McConnell is absolutely right to warn

against Obamas gigantic stimulusspending package. McConnell says it will
be the largest spending bill in the history of
our country at a time when our national
debt is already the largest in history. As a result, he says the bill will require tough scrutiny and oversight.
According to McConnell, scrutiny should
includethis simple test: Will the yetunwritten, reportedly trillion-dollar spending bill
really create jobs and grow the economy
or will it simply create more government
spending, more bureaucrats, anddeeper deficits?
The Republican leader is drawing a clear
line in the sand. OK, good. But the GOP has
got to do more. It must
start talking about tax
cuts to grow the economy. And it must get
back to the supply-side
by talking about lower
marginal tax rates on
individuals, businesses
and investors.
We dont need bailout nation. Nor do we
need the government
picking winners and
losers in a massive, Keynesian, new-New
Deal spending extravaganza. And its not
Obamas middle-class tax cut thats going to
get us out of this economic jam.
At best his vision is incomplete. But at
worst his aversion to successful earners and
investors is a real obstacle to full economic
recovery.
Social historian and early supply-side activist Irving Kristol taught us three decades
ago that the top earners are the economic activists. Theyre the ones with the highest
propensity to consume and invest.
Theyre the ones who buy the yachts,
which are built by blue-collar workers. And
theyre the ones who run the small businesses and provide the capital for the new entrepreneurial startups that are the lifeblood of
the economy. It is they who energize freemarket capitalism.
Lawrence
Kudlow
Lower Taxes Power The Engine

If we had an economy without rich people,
we wouldnt have much of an economy.
Thats why lower tax rates to reward the
economic activists the most prominent
capitalists are so essential.
In fact, the GOP has a great opportunity to
challenge Obamas Keynesian pump-priming by insisting there be a major tax-cut component in any new fiscal package.
Republicans shouldnt merely push for
somewhat less government spending. They
have to make a bold case that tax rates matter for economic growth and job creation.
They must insist that any recovery package
include this key element. Shift the debate.
Say clearly that a re-energized economy cannot occur without lower marginal tax rates.
In particular, the GOP position should include lower tax rates on large and small businesses. Right now, the top federal tax rate
for C-corps is 35%. Small businesses, which
pay the individual rate, are also taxed at
35%. These rates should be 20% for both
C-corps and S-corps (including LLCs).
This would make a huge difference. It
would be a boon for our global competitiveness, since companies in the U.S. (as well as
Japan) are taxed way above the rates of
other advanced countries. It also would attract job-creating investment flows to the
U.S. at a time when capital is on strike in our
financial markets and economy. And while
businesses collect corporate taxes, its really consumers who pay the final cost.
Middle-Class Relief
Republicans also could promote a middleclass tax cut that would reduce the 28% and
25% brackets to 15%. And, of course, the
GOP should work hard to maintain the
Bush tax cuts on capital gains, dividends, inheritance and top individual rates.
Senior Obama adviser David Axelrod recently told the Sunday talk-show hosts that
the Bush tax-cut package of 2003 is something we plainly cant afford moving forward. Well, in static terms, the sum-total of
the 2003 tax cuts comes to somewhere between $25 billion and $40 billion. Compare
that to a trillion-dollar spending plan.
In fact, lower capital-gains tax rates will
raise revenues, since this is the single most
sensitive tax on the Laffer curve. Indeed,
manyeconomistsincluding AlanReynolds
at the Cato Institute argue that the growth
andsimplificationeffectsofreducingthecorporatetaxratewould be revenuepositive.
But the congressional Republicans have to
step up to the plate right now. Me-too-ism
on spending is a big mistake in both political
and economic terms. Instead, the GOP
should argue that fiscal policy needs a
choice not an echo (to paraphrase the late
conservative stalwart Barry Goldwater).
The whole debate in Washington is heavily skewed toward government spending on
infrastructure. Its all spending and virtually no tax cuts. For a more balanced and effective recovery policy, the GOP has to bolster
its argument for spending discipline with a
loud case for tax cuts.
It truly is time for a choice, not an echo.
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Feb
Jan
Close 42.94 Mar

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c50 100 0 25 .... .... .... ....
c52 10 0 15 .... .... 150 1 60
DJ Inds
Close 86.68 Mar
p50 .... .... .... .... 250 0 19
p67 10 0 06 2 0 72 9.0k 1 21
p68 .... .... 260 0 70 .... ....
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p75 .... .... 2.0k 1 50 .... ....
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p77 57 0 41 .... .... .... ....
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p78 303 0 61 .... .... .... ....
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c80 51 7 10 155 8 40 50 9 10
p80 700 0 76 24 2 45 37 3 70
p81 208 0 84 83 2 75 .... ....
p82 85 1 11 2.0k 3 30 .... ....
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p83 127 1 50 773 3 60 .... ....
p84 1.6k 1 69 1.3k 4 .... ....
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c85 225 3 30 .... .... 48 6 30
p85 176 1 96 49 4 83 .... ....
c86 75 2 93 13 4 55 44 6
p86 19 2 63 53 4 95 50 6 23
p87 45 2 80 209 5 25 .... ....
c87 102 2 35 3 3 65 100 5 45
c88 142 1 78 20 3 29 4 4 77
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p95 .... .... 50 10 40 .... ....
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c99 .... .... .... .... 1.0k 1 08
GS Idx
Close 121.19 Mar
p90 50 0 40 .... .... .... ....
p100 463 1 35 .... .... .... ....
c120 54 7 60 5013 10 20 16
Nasd100
Close 1201.33 Mar
p600 .... .... 1.5k 0 61 .... ....
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p850 23 0 40 41 5 90 .... ....
p875 79 0 58 10 7 .... ....
p900 222 0 73 10 8 43 .... ....
p950 81 1 58 112 20 .... ....
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p1000 445 2 51 10417 84 131 70
p1025 444 3 60 4121 68 .... ....
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p1075 51 8 50 .... .... .... ....
p1100 153 10 90 336 50 155 88
c1125 45 91 50 .... .... .... ....
p1125 69 15 80 345 42 .... ....
Bank Idx
p1150
c1175
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c1200
p1200
c1225
p1225
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114 32
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c1300
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Feb
Jan
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167 43 20 1172 77 10491 50
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8 0 05 15 1 30 36 5 40
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Oil Idx
Close 969.66 Mar
c1090 .... .... 400 20 .... ....
OilSvc
Close 120.04 Mar
c130 325 2 30 .... .... .... ....
Rus2000
Close 482.77 Mar
p300 13 0 14 74 1 55 2 4 01
p310 13 0 17 124 1 95 1 4 98
p320 168 0 13 271 2 30 1 5 93
p330 208 0 23 556 2 61 52 6 10
p340 121 0 34 174 3 20 .... ....
p350 296 0 40 149 4 05 24 9 27
p360 127 0 45 81 4 95 99 11
p370 109 0 69 114 6 73 7112 70
p380 143 0 95 78 7 11 .... ....
p390 232 1 25 19 9 66 2315 60
p400 758 1 86 29710 85 17217 80
p410 1.0k 2 52 11712 09 77 22
p420 290 3 46 3316 90 4222 80
c420 40 62 20 2273 20 .... ....
p430 174 4 69 818 90 126 27
p440 108 6 30 2719 54 2029 50
c440 49 41 92 1154 50 .... ....
p450 1.2k 8 60 722 79 83134 60
c450 45 42 22 50 .... ....
p460 165 12 10 24 30 26238 10
c460 79 34 02 1442 22 .... ....
c470 205 27 60 4937 57 244 45
p470 304 16 1933 55 244 44
c480 335 21 80 52 36 5144 50
p480 100 19 80 338 30 5048 50
c490 87 16 86 227 10 .... ....
p490 123 24 30 4539 50 151 15
p500 101 29 70 119 45 255 30
c500 451 12 70 9724 61 1032 53
p510 68 39 33 1150 50 359 90
c510 962 8 80 9522 08 .... ....
c520 192 6 30 24717 94 2023 59
p520 232 45 30 .... .... 70170 60
c530 1.7k 4 15 61214 82 3221 80
p530 220 56 43 170 95 177 35
Option Totals
Exchange
Total
Call
Volume
Call
Open
Interest
NYSE AMEX
Boston
Chicago
ISEC
Philadelphia
Totals
326,419
221,030
1,244,376
1,870,348
586,473
4,248,646
P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price
Jan
Feb
Total
Put
Volume
Put
Open
Interest
144,369
124,329
1,033,302
1,135,993
414,251
2,852,244
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Jan
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112
424
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3M Co
Close 57.17 Apr c2 50 5.9k 0 03 324 0 06 no tr
Close 10.46 Apr
p55 1.4k 0 95 2 3 45 4 20 Amylin
c60 2.3k 0 74 404 1 90 63 3 20 c20 1.0k 0 05 no tr 388 0 40
Close 11.37 Mar
p60 1.0k 3 50 25 5 30 41 6 80 AngloAm
c65 1.5k 0 15 476 0 55 148 1 50 c12 50 124 0 30 94 1 05 35k 1 40
Close 15.29 Apr
AMD
Close 2.21 Apr AnnalyCap
c2 50 3.3k 0 15 no tr no tr c15 1.2k 0 85 156 1 30 38 1 70
p3 no tr no tr 3.8k 1 20 c16 1.5k 0 40 277 0 85 10 1 40
ApolloGrp
Close
77.46 May
AMR
Close 10.41 May
c9 1.5k 1 60 25 2 23 no tr p55 1.2k 0 40 51 1 05 13 2 80
Close 10.15 Apr
p9 1.6k 0 25 28 0 85 no tr AppldMat
AbtLab
Close 53.16 May c11 3.1k 0 20 144 0 50 26 0 90
Close 86.29 Apr
p50 1.7k 0 65 197 1 79 10 3 60 Apple
c60 2.3k 0 10 6 0 40 227 1 46 p40 1.1k 0 02 50 0 26 77 0 53
AdobeS
Close 21.05 Apr p45 1.2k 0 05 2 0 38 60 0 90
08
p50
1.6k
0
275
0 51 141 1 25
50
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c20 3.3k 1 83 2 10 3
c22 50 978 0 40 21k 1 10 4 2 p60 5.3k 0 19 667 1 18 124 2 57
c25 4.4k 0 10 3.4k 0 35 15 1 05 p65 6.6k 0 32 2.2k 1 80 158 3 50
c45 no tr no tr 6.0k 0 04 p70 9.7k 0 60 686 2 62 197 4 80
Adtran
Close 14.49 May c75 814 12 5.2k15 20 2917 35
p12 50 1.2k 0 20 no tr no tr p75 9.8k 1 13 3.2k 3 80 203 6 20
AEagleO
Close 9.13 May p80 14k 2 12 1.0k 5 40 484 8 05
25
c10 161 0 3.5k 0 70 261 1 20 c80 2.3k 8 50 47811 85 28314 25
Aetna
Close 29.36 Apr c85 7.3k 5 10 1.9k 8 85 31011 50
c30 1.8k 1 10 124 2 40 17 3 20 p85 14k 3 85 1.2k 7 45 42310 20
AFLAC
Close 45.60 May c90 19k 2 80 3.2k 6 35 749 9 40
c45 70 2 25 1.7k 3 60 no tr p90 6.4k 6 40 1.5k10 20 33812 80
c50 282 0 35 6.4k 1 70 4 3 60 c95 13k 1 38 4.5k 4 40 228 7 25
c55 2.5k 0 10 2.1k 0 55 106 2 10 p95 1.9k 10 3.1k13 05 9315 85
c60 3.8k 0 10 62 0 15 104 1 32 c100 7.0k 0 64 852 2 95 1.6k 5 55
AGCO
Close 23.69 May c105 12k 0 30 460 1 85 1.3k 4 25
c30 92 0 10 92 0 72 1.5k 2 c110 1.3k 0 15 364 1 20 1.2k 3 15
AK Steel
Close 8.99 Mar c115 1.0k 0 08 404 0 73 456 2 20
Close 28.72 Mar
c65 2.2k 0 01 no tr no tr ArchDan
Alcoa
Close 10.69 Apr p25 483 0 27 136 1 34 3.1k 1 80
p7 50 1.6k 0 17 832 0 34 87 0 70 c30 482 0 70 342 1 88 2.1k 2 55
p10 3.2k 0 54 854 0 99 62 1 61 c35 63 0 05 684 0 55 1.1k 1
Close 5.93 Mar
c10 5.0k 1 20 1.1k 1 57 663 2 09 AspenBio
25 1 15 no tr 1.7k 2 18
c12 50 4.4k 0 21 1.1k 0 50 2.3k 1 05 c5
p12 50 1.0k 2 06 1.5k 2 47 21 3 20 p5 no tr no tr 1.5k 0 80
Close 28.23 Apr
Altera
Close 16.75 Mar AT&T Inc
c15 1.1k 1 85 1 2 10 no tr p26 1.2k 0 35 156 1 26 100 2 13
c17 50 5.4k 0 30 302 0 95 612 1 20 c27 50 1.9k 1 15 no tr no tr
Altria
Close 15.33 Mar c29 1.1k 0 40 844 1 20 1.2k 1 92
Close 14.05 Mar
c15 1.2k 0 58 97 0 95 44 1 03 AtherosCm
c16 2.4k 0 15 527 0 44 237 0 62 c15 270 0 45 1.2k 1 10 25 1 30
Close 137.25 Mar
AMAG Ph
Close 35.93 May AutoZn
p25 1.1k 0 35 no tr no tr p110 1.3k 0 60 13 2 40 no tr
Close 126.93 Mar
Amazon
Close 50.76 Apr Baidu.com
p45 1.7k 0 95 65 3 50 172 5 48 c180 1.3k 0 20 10 2 45 no tr
Close 36.32 Apr
p47 50 1.2k 1 57 74 4 55 no tr BarickG
44
50
40
40
p35
1.4k
1
20 3 20 174 4 70
p50 3.8k 2 361 5 137 7
Close 9.83 Mar
c50 1.5k 3 25 85 6 07 124 8 21 BcoBrad
c55 1.7k 1 19 97 3 95 154 5 72 c12 50 no tr 100 0 40 2.4k 0 70
1 0 01 no tr 2.3k 0 45
c60 1.1k 0 30 142 2 33 65 4 05 c15
Close 7.60 Mar
AmExp
Close 18.00 Apr BebeStrs
p15 6.0k 0 35 1.3k 1 13 10 1 77 p10 1.5k 2 50 no tr no tr
Close 13.24 May
p17 50 1.7k 1 594 2 06 509 2 91 Bk of Am
c17 50 542 1 35 320 2 30 1.4k 3 10 p7 50 151 0 04 2.1k 0 25 274 0 75
c20 1.1k 0 45 629 1 20 1.2k 1 95 p10 3.5k 0 13 1.9k 0 65 152 1 48
Amgen
Close 57.59 Apr p11 4.3k 0 25 379 0 91 62 1 89
c60 5.6k 0 96 224 2 50 10 4 29 p12 50 4.2k 0 63 855 1 45 182 2 52
AmIntGp
Close 1.56 May c12 50 4.5k 1 35 2.8k 2 09 1.7k 2 93
Feb
2 75 4711 86 2115 90
1 64 859 9 46 1515 05
1 04 65 7 41 22013 40
0 54 236 6 13 8210 40
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0 08 193 1 73 28 4 60
0 02 194 1 15 3 3 47
Semicon q
Close 211.26 Mar
c210 51 9 10 .... .... .... ....
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SP100
Close 426.47 Mar
p240 .... .... .... .... 102 0 90
p250 150 0 05 .... .... .... ....
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p290 140 0 15 .... .... .... ....
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p350 157 0 85 56 5 70 .... ....
p355 10 1 40 62 6 30 .... ....
p360 5 1 50 11 6 40 32610 98
p365 46 1 85 .... .... .... ....
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p390 83 3 90 213 60 .... ....
p400 382 5 40 4215 70 .... ....
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p410 156 8 50 1419 60 .... ....
c410 84 21 50 432 20 .... ....
c415 58 20 .... .... .... ....
p415 1.8k 9 80 422 60 .... ....
p420 816 11 50 19 24 .... ....
c420 158 17 50 10826 80 .... ....
c425 1.1k 14 80 .... .... .... ....
c430 130 11 80 619 40 127 50
c435 39 8 24 .... .... .... ....
c440 202 7 50 6716 49 21 22
c450 871 4 20 40212 23 .... ....
c455 64 3 .... .... .... ....
c460 255 2 10 24 8 69 .... ....
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c470 48 0 80 5 5 50 .... ....
c475 14 0 56 200 4 80 .... ....
c480 203 0 35 56 3 80 .... ....
c490 36 0 18 .... .... .... ....
c495 241 0 35 30 1 80 .... ....
c500 11 0 10 53 1 50 1 4
c510 525 0 10 .... .... .... ....
c520 50 0 10 .... .... .... ....
SP100Eur
Close 426.47 Mar
p420 284 12 90 .... .... .... ....
c420 280 15 .... .... .... ....
p425 136 13 80 .... .... .... ....
c425 99 13 80 .... .... .... ....
c465 93 1 05 .... .... .... ....
c475 93 0 50 3 4 52 .... ....
SP100Eur st Close 426.47 Mar
c430 85 3 .... .... .... ....
p430 85 7 60 .... .... .... ....
SPX500
Close 890.64 Mar
c500 600 380 .... .... 1
380 70
p500 760 0 10 306 0 82 44 2
p550 .... .... 19 1 40 226 4 20
p575 327 0 35 22 2 10 .... ....
p585 91 0 35 .... .... .... ....
p600 8.9k 0 50 64 2 45 314 5 70
p610 48 0 50 7 3 39 .... ....
p620 156 0 55 1 3 79 .... ....
p625 293 0 60 15 4 300 8 50
c540
c550
c560
c570
c580
c590
c600
c610
c620
Jan
Feb
1.7k 1 54 495 2 18 22 3 40
5.3k 0 60 1.0k 1 39 455 2 15
6.0k 0 32 18k 1 01 471 1 78
1.4k 0 16 1.4k 0 70 144 1 50
833 0 07 1.7k 0 40 241 1 01
51 0 05 1.0k 0 22 159 0 70
13k 0 01 568 0 07 579 0 29
1.4k 0 01 227 0 03 94 0 14
13k 0 01 3 0 01 879 0 02
6.7k 0 01 2 0 01 3 0 02
Boeing
Close 41.25 May
p40 729 1 15 223 3 1.2k 4 90
c45 1.5k 0 35 572 1 40 804 3 20
BostSc
Close 7.39 May
c10 2.0k 0 01 24 0 17 46 0 45
BP PLC
Close 45.82 Apr
c35 no tr 2.8k10 60 no tr
c45 1.5k 2 20 304 3 50 202 4 70
BrMySq
Close 22.87 Mar
p20 11k 0 22 77 0 55 28 0 86
c20 1.2k 2 99 35 3 15 211 3 54
c22 50 2.9k 1 141 1 63 93 2 05
p22 50 2.7k 0 67 47 1 32 73 1 70
c25 3.5k 0 12 541 0 56 570 0 92
Broadcm
Close 17.15 May
p15 1.5k 0 20 146 0 75 no tr
c17 50 1.0k 0 65 1.5k 1 44 no tr
BungeLtd
Close 50.08 Apr
p45 1.4k 1 35 no tr 62 5 20
c70 56 0 05 no tr 1.2k 1 35
BurlNo
Close 74.53 Apr
p65 368 0 25 12 1 75 1.2k 3 60
p80
3 6 70 1 8 20 1.4k 10
c90 2.0k 0 01 6 0 32 no tr
CSX
Close 31.54 May
c35 3.1k 0 35 463 1 35 5 2 61
CapOne
Close 30.86 Mar
c35 1.1k 0 95 62 2 80 248 3 60
Caterp
Close 43.66 May
c40 1.4k 4 18 201 5 40 28 7 05
p41 1.2k 1 02 114 2 77 329 5
c42 50 3.5k 2 40 no tr no tr
c45 1.8k 1 10 406 2 65 68 4 50
c47 50 1.1k 0 37 no tr no tr
CblvsnSys
Close 16.25 Mar
c15 100 1 75 10 1 85 4.0k 2 90
Celgene
Close 54.62 Apr
c65 1.3k 0 15 138 0 65 23 2 05
Cemex
Close 9.13 Apr
p7 50 1.1k 0 40 46 0 80 2 1 31
Cephln
Close 77.33 May
c85 4.4k 0 35 no tr no tr
CH Rbins
Close 53.31 May
p40 2.6k 0 25 50 0 95 no tr
ChesEng
Close 15.65 Apr
p12 50 1.4k 0 30 132 0 90 15 1 88
c15 1.5k 1 55 481 2 40 52 3 46
c17 50 1.7k 0 50 226 1 30 613 2 36
c20 1.8k 0 15 181 0 65 75 1 65
c22 50 1.1k 0 05 10 0 30 573 1
Chevron
Close 73.38 Mar
p70 3.7k 1 50 58 4 40 224 5 30
ChkPoint
Close 18.96 Apr
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40 2 05 .... .... .... ....
423 1 90 1.5k12 11 .... ....
189 2 60 1313 50 .... ....
148 2 50 .... .... .... ....
602 2 50 1.3k 14 2.1k 25
57 4 53 118 70 .... ....
77 4 60 2.0k19 90 30131 35
556 5 10 .... .... .... ....
37 4 90 .... .... .... ....
7.2k 6 76524 22 1.5k37 40
60 8 76 .... .... .... ....
41 8 70 .... .... .... ....
1.0k 9 60 139 33 1.1k45 80
276 11 50 .... .... .... ....
20 15 68 826 37 .... ....
5.6k 54 1571 50 .... ....
10k 15 3.2k38 50 7.3k 54
112 43 90 160 10 .... ....
364 17 14 42 .... ....
221 25 95 .... ....6.7k64 20
39 40 .... ....5.4k 68
2.6k 37 50 3953 60 8.7k 67
7.4k 22 50 1.5k44 70 8.7k 65
12 25 2 54 3.6k 67
645 31 95 .... ....3.6k 67
25 29 .... .... 6065 25
16 27 .... .... 45 65
123 26 55 .... .... .... ....
35 29 50 .... .... .... ....
37 37 60 33 62 168 30
164 23 40 .... .... .... ....
8.9k 22 50 2.6k44 54 41556 82
6.3k 34 50 10657 46 52377 65
44 19 339 79 .... ....
.... .... 75 66 50 .... ....
367 13 10 2732 50 2541 04
3.0k 58 .... .... 1 93
1.4k 9 60 .... .... .... ....
542 10 1524 29 .... ....
.... .... 35 86 .... ....
501 6 40 .... .... 2034 99
2.2k 5 94 2.9k 23 1.3k33 20
501 71 892 34 12102
c955
c960
c965
c970
c975
c980
c985
c990
c1000
p1000
....
c1005
c1010
p1010
....
c1020
c1025
c1035
p1050
....
c1050
c1100
c1120
67
82
75
277
961
162
170
182
4.7k
419
....
122
11
....
95
5 38 219 08 .... ....

4 50 1 16 .... ....
3 83 .... .... .... ....
3 05 1514 80 .... ....
2 43 57614 80 1.0k 25
1 98 1112 45 622 90
1 88 1212 50 .... ....
1 38 310 97 .... ....
1 10 299 9 50 873 18
115 4 129 57
0 80 .... .... .... ....
0 75 63 7 50 .... ....
.... 836 139 29 ....
185 0 40 5 6 20 .... ....

1.3k 0 50 503 5 30 25913 50
145 0 30 7 4 23 .... ....
826 168 .... .... ....
36 0 30 86 3 2.2k 8 90
375 0 10 867 0 85 11 3 50
145 0 10 .... .... .... ....
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Jan
Feb
c20 1.1k 0 25 107 0 80 25 1 30

Cisco
Close 16.23 Apr
p14 1.4k 0 10 558 0 48 134 0 90
p15 2.6k 0 24 899 0 73 187 1 22
c16 4.8k 0 76 1.6k 1 33 22 1 83
p16 2.2k 0 53 482 1 11 209 1 61
c17 no tr 1.8k 0 81 43 1 35
c17 50 5.9k 0 18 no tr no tr
CIT Grp
Close 4.23 Apr
c5 1.0k 0 20 365 0 50 865 0 81
Citigrp
Close 6.80 Mar
03
p4
45 0 1.2k 0 20 517 0 31
p5 1.6k 0 09 2.1k 0 41 5.8k 0 55
c6 4.5k 1 02 405 1 49 1.6k 1 60
p6 7.0k 0 25 6.2k 0 70 278 0 89
p7 no tr 1.5k 1 15 no tr
p7 50 9.0k 0 99 no tr 5.1k 1 66
c7 50 17k 0 29 no tr 5.8k 0 94
c7 no tr 2.0k 0 94 no tr
c9 3.1k 0 08 1.6k 0 31 669 0 49
c10 1.7k 0 03 1.0k 0 16 76k 0 31
p35 7.0k28 30 no tr no tr
Coach
Close 20.36 May
c20 1.3k 1 25 26 2 45 7 3 51
p22 50 2.2k 2 95 11 3 70 104 5
ConocPhil
Close 51.45 May
p30 144 0 05 1.0k 0 21 314 0 94
c50 3.7k 3 18 521 4 75 133 7
p50 1.7k 1 65 478 3 75 309 6 40
c55 2.6k 0 90 1.7k 2 38 414 4 70
Crocs
Close 1.16 Mar
c5 no tr no tr 3.1k 0 10
CtlAir B
Close 17.59 Mar
p15 5.5k 0 40 2 1 36 10 2 05
CVRD
Close 11.83 Mar
c12 50 8.1k 0 52 no tr no tr
CVS Care
Close 28.33 May
p27 50 1.4k 0 85 1.3k 1 90 311 3 20
c27 50 626 1 60 1.2k 2 45 576 3 70
CyprBio
Close 6.73 Mar
c10 374 0 55 1.0k 0 75 10 1 25
CypSemi
Close 4.06 Mar
DardenRs
Close 28.02 Apr
c30 1.4k 0 50 220 1 65 2 2 85
Deere
Close 37.65 Mar
p52 50 1.4k15 40 no tr no tr
Dell Inc
Close 10.23 May
c10 1.6k 0 64 293 1 03 536 1 68
c11 5.1k 0 20 3.9k 0 55 205 1 20
DeltaAir
Close 10.92 Mar
c10 1.0k 1 33 886 2 05 15 2 35
c12 50 1.0k 0 35 254 1 4 1 40
DicksSport
Close 13.04 Mar
c15 10 0 30 4.0k 0 85 300 1 30
DigRiver
Close 23.76 Mar
p22 50 no tr no tr 1.5k 2 30
DiscovFn
Close 8.98 Apr
25
c10 444 0 295 0 66 1.5k 1 35
Disney
Close 22.48 Apr
p20 2.1k 0 29 88 0 95 41 1 56
c22 50 1.5k 0 91 38 1 65 307 2 50
SPX500
SPX500
DJ Inds
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
Mar
Feb
Jan
Feb
850
650
70
600
900
875
875
875
850
800
870
900
850
870
1000
880
880
850
925
950
Put
Put
Put
Put
Call
Put
Call
Put
Put
Put
Put
Put
Call
Call
Call
Put
Call
Put
Put
Call
Optn
Price
15.00
10.70
0.14
0.50
22.50
65.00
67.00
22.50
54.00
6.00
64.20
34.50
54.00
68.00
1.10
67.00
67.00
38.50
58.00
23.00
20 Most Active Stock Options
Optn
Chg.
9.00
0.90
0.11
0.05
+ 5.00
13.80
+ 6.20
10.50
8.90
5.50
3.80
10.90
+10.70
+ 2.00
+ 0.30
3.00
3.00
9.50
16.70
+ 4.30
Vol
10573
10214
9104
8990
8921
8795
8737
7456
7300
7267
6715
6377
5645
5409
4706
3669
3613
3258
3017
2955
Citigrp
SPDR q
SPDR q
RohmH
SP Engy
PwShs QQQ
Intel
SP Engy
Apple
PwShs QQQ
Bk of Am
HewlettPk
Apple
Apple
Bk of Am
SPDR q
Apple
Schlmb
Intel
Apple
Mar 10
Jan 90
Jan 85
Jan 70
Jan 45
Jan 30
Jan 30
Mar 45
Jan 90
Jan 30
Feb 15
Feb 40
Jan 85
Jan 80
Jan 40
Jan 95
Jan 95
Feb 45
Jan 15
Jan 105
Call
Call
Put
Call
Put
Call
Call
Put
Call
Put
Call
Call
Put
Put
Call
Call
Call
Call
Call
Call
Stock
Price
6.80
88.97
88.97
59.70
47.27
29.49
14.69
47.27
86.29
29.49
13.24
36.19
86.29
86.29
13.24
88.97
86.29
42.12
14.69
86.29
Optn
Price
0.31
2.43
1.50
2.35
1.24
0.80
0.01
4.06
2.80
1.15
1.01
0.85
3.85
2.12
0.01
0.69
1.38
2.15
0.58
0.30
Optn
Chg.
+ 0.04
+ 0.53
0.76
+ 1.00
0.47
+ 0.23
..
0.14
0.25
0.46
..
+ 0.05
+ 0.05
+ 0.06
..
+ 0.19
0.16
0.30
+ 0.19
0.05
Vol
76637
40049
30001
23788
22278
21240
21163
20071
19331
18961
18102
16804
14513
14192
13999
13807
13464
12975
12825
12663
Indexes
Total
Call
Vol.
Index
SPX500
Rus2000
DJ Inds
Nasd100
SP100
SP100Eur
Bank Idx
SP100Euro
GS Idx
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Last
Last
P Strike Last
Jan
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Feb
Jan
c25 1.4k 0 19 203 0 75 539 1 40

DJIA Dia q
Close 86.68 Mar
p82 2.1k 1 10 72 3 10 no tr
p84 2.1k 1 65 27 4 10 6 05
c84 1.5k 4 30 120 6 12 no tr
p85 4.5k 1 90 116 4 10 19 5 54
c85 3.3k 3 70 610 5 55 5 6 26
c86 1.6k 2 95 70 5 no tr
p86 2.3k 2 35 25 4 60 506 5 95
c87 1.3k 2 50 24 4 35 27 5 45
c88 2.7k 1 90 42 3 55 11 5 15
c89 1.6k 1 50 53 3 10 no tr
c90 1.4k 1 10 82 2 87 no tr
Dow Ch
Close 15.55 Mar
p12 50 2.7k 0 20 626 0 50 185 0 77
p15 5.6k 0 75 4.4k 1 40 114 1 70
c15 2.8k 1 30 869 1 90 128 2 15
c17 50 8.4k 0 35 1.6k 0 90 548 1 11
c22 50 1.4k 0 05 178 0 15 346 0 30
DR Horton
Close 6.99 May
c7 50 3.3k 0 35 43 0 90 272 1 45
DryShips
Close 9.62 Mar
c10 2.1k 0 91 432 1 80 253 2 20
DuPont
Close 25.11 Apr
c27 50 683 0 15 1.1k 0 70 77 1 31
eBay
Close 13.96 Apr
c14 2.0k 0 61 130 1 19 2 1 51
Elan
Close 5.77 Apr
50
83
p12 2.0k 6 no tr no tr
EleArt
Close 15.34 Mar
c15 104 1 10 2.0k 1 85 130 2 15
c20 2.2k 0 10 1 0 35 85 0 60
ElPasoCp
Close 7.44 Apr
c10 no tr 1.2k 0 10 10 0 36
EMC
Close 10.40 Apr
p10 1.9k 0 35 41 0 77 1.4k 1 12
c11 2.3k 0 25 3.0k 0 67 106 1
c14 2.0k 0 02 12 0 07 1 0 26
EOG Res
Close 65.82 Apr
p60 2.4k 1 74 4 4 40 36 7 40
c70 1.5k 1 95 31 4 60 7 7 50
EsteeL
Close 30.37 Apr
p35 no tr no tr 1.2k 6
ExxonMob
Close 78.59 Apr
p40 1.6k 0 05 no tr 487 0 39
p55 10 0 10 no tr 1.2k 1 43
p70 2.2k 0 67 187 2 40 255 4 35
p75 2.6k 1 47 617 3 65 68 6
c75 1.4k 5 40 725 7 40 736 9 45
c80 4.2k 2 30 730 4 45 575 6 50
p80 2.3k 3 25 491 6 15 215 7 99
c85 3.7k 0 57 1.0k 2 25 672 4 25
c90 1.2k 0 10 693 1 264 2 57
FedEx
Close 62.22 Apr
c60 185 4 1.1k 5 50 20 8 20
FfthThrd
Close 7.97 May
50
45
p7 156 0 1.4k 1 26 1 65
FM C&G
Close 23.73 May
p22 50 1.1k 1 18 145 2 57 48 4 55
c22 50 2.2k 2 36 72 3 70 56 5 50
c25 2.8k 1 10 932 2 53 164 4 60
FordM
Close 2.29 Mar
c2 50 4.9k 0 13 no tr no tr
ForestOil
Close 16.05 May
p10 no tr no tr 3.9k 1 20
FstSolar
Close 135.65 Mar
p100 156 1 10 1.1k 5 80 24 8 20
GaGulf
Close 1.08 May
Gap
Close 13.16 Mar
p15 3.1k 2 10 no tr 163 2 80
c15 2.2k 0 10 141 0 40 no tr
p20 1.5k 7 10 no tr no tr
Gen El
Close 15.82 Mar
p10 170 0 03 1.8k 0 19 664 0 32
p12 50 1.3k 0 11 no tr 1.6k 0 70
p14 1.5k 0 28 489 0 77 296 1 10
c15 2.7k 1 27 354 1 68 151 1 95
p15 5.3k 0 47 1.4k 1 07 141 1 50
p16 11k 0 90 1.2k 1 61 278 1 89
c16 9.8k 0 68 1.3k 1 20 1.4k 1 49
c17 50 4.7k 0 20 no tr 1.7k 0 84
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Feb
c19 2.2k 0 05 373 0 23 777 0 47
c20 3.4k 0 03 326 0 13 1.1k 0 30
c21 211 0 03 93 0 08 2.4k 0 20
Genentc
Close 82.28 Mar
p70 5.9k 0 40 45 1 69 no tr
c80 2.1k 3 91 no tr 3 6 80
c90 1.2k 0 50 1.1k 1 80 366 2 70
GenMotrs
Close 3.80 Mar
c2 50 5.7k 1 28 no tr 2.2k 1 30
p2 50 6.0k 0 17 no tr 3.6k 1 04
p4 3.2k 0 85 227 1 62 139 2 06
c4 6.9k 0 23 4.7k 0 45 1.3k 0 55
c5 5.9k 0 07 134 0 20 606 0 36
p5 3.9k 1 68 161 2 49 1.4k 2 92
c6 1.3k 0 05 81 0 11 73 0 21
c9
65 0 01 3.9k 0 05 32 0 08
Gilead
Close 51.33 May
c50 3.1k 2 90 627 4 46 41 6 30
c52 50 1.6k 1 35 520 3 08 34 5 30
c55 1.6k 0 75 127 2 11 191 4 10
GoldmnS
Close 82.06 Apr
p50 2.2k 0 20 205 0 99 148 3 05
p65 1.4k 0 85 453 3 07 86 6 60
c70 1.7k13 20 10815 85 5019 40
p70 1.6k 1 47 289 4 05 65 7 85
c75 2.0k 9 40 61 12 3616 10
p75 2.9k 2 41 385 5 85 230 10
p80 2.5k 3 95 929 7 60 8812 18
c80 2.6k 5 85 467 9 25 24612 98
c85 4.1k 3 19 213 6 55 18610 35
c90 5.6k 1 47 248 4 20 1.4k 8 15
c95 1.5k 0 60 149 2 54 55 6 30
c100 3.1k 0 25 445 1 50 76 4 50
Google
Close 303.11 Mar
c300 1.1k14 90 11126 51 28 32
c310 1.6k 9 50 58 21 2426 60
HarmonyG
Close 10.42 May
c7 50 1.1k 3 10 no tr no tr
c10 2.5k 1 05 20 1 73 no tr
c12 50 1.9k 0 20 55 0 67 221 1 55
HartfdFn
Close 16.32 Mar
c17 50 1.2k 0 80 710 2 31 2 65
HeclaMn
Close 2.70 Mar
c2 50 5.6k 0 35 no tr 249 0 65
HewlettPk
Close 36.19 May
p30 2.5k 0 08 70 0 65 no tr
c37 50 1.2k 0 60 74 1 70 106 3 27
c40 811 0 12 16k 0 85 509 2 19
c47 50 8 0 05 114 0 05 1.1k 0 55
c50 2.9k 0 05 4.3k 0 04 420 0 30
HomeDp
Close 23.11 May
p17 50 159 0 09 1.9k 0 42 1.8k 1 35
p20 736 0 25 no tr 1.2k 2 04
c27 50 196 0 05 2.9k 0 35 no tr
HSBC
Close 47.08 Mar
c50 576 1 30 1.0k 2 70 1.4k 3 62
p50
2 4 26 no tr 1.1k 7 70
IBM
Close 83.55 Apr
p80 1.7k 1 44 377 4 65 6 50
c80 4.1k 4 97 298 7 10 15 9 10
c85 3.2k 2 400 4 20 5.0k 6 50
p85 1.1k 3 50 87 6 53 219 8 70
c90 1.7k 0 55 1.0k 2 20 80 4 30
c125 no tr no tr 4.7k 0 09
IngersollR
Close 17.09 Mar
p15 2.5k 0 25 15 0 90 65 1 25
Intel
Close 14.69 Apr
p12 no tr 2.0k 0 34 262 0 77
p12 50 8.6k 0 14 no tr no tr
p14 6.1k 0 45 1.8k 0 87 52 1 46
c14 2.6k 1 13 2.0k 1 46 11 1 99
p15 2.2k 0 87 1.1k 1 40 329 1 91
c15 12k 0 58 569 0 94 659 1 53
c16 8.3k 0 24 1.2k 0 54 249 1 05
c17 50 16k 0 05 no tr no tr
c30 21k 0 01 no tr no tr
Intel fr
Close 14.69 Apr
c17 no tr 1.6k 0 28 1.1k 0 75
iSh EAFE
Close 44.26 Mar
p40 2.8k 0 55 no tr 500 2 05
c45 2.6k 1 no tr 2 2 60
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
cJan11 12 50 508 3 99 CDC Cp

1.11 cJan10 20 1.0k 1 81 CVRD
11.83 FanniMae
0.69 pJan10 65
cJan10 17 50 368 1 08 cJan10 2 50 392 0 25 cJan10 25 503 0 72 pJan10 10 1.7k 2 68 cJan10 2 50 625 0 22 pJan10 70
2.21 Celestic
4.29 Citigrp
6.80 CVS Cp
28.33 FordMot
2.29 cJan10 80
AberFitc
22.21 AMD
pJan09 20 1.7k 0 67 pJan10 2 50 2.3k 1 27 pJan10 2 50 1.0k 0 40 pJan10 2 50 385 0 43 pJan10 25 515 4 10 cJan10 2 50 335 0 95 GoldStr
10.23 FstSolar
135.65 cJan10 2 50
cJan09 25 1.5k 0 40 cJan10 2 50 5.0k 0 93 cJan10 5 1.0k 1 10 cJan10 7 50 7.7k 2 07 Dell Inc
54.62 pJan10 7 50 475 2 75 pJan10 12 50 464 3 85 cJan10 140 2.1k 41 80 cJan10 5
AbtLab
53.16 pJan10 5 900 3 30 Celgene
18.00 cJan10 50 484 13 40 cJan10 10 347 1 35 DishNtw
11.11 GenElec
15.82 HartfdFn
pJan10 50 2.0k 7 AmExp
15.65 cJan10 12 50 995 0 84 cJan10 12 50 2.1k 2 67 pJan10 10 2.0k 1 63 cJan10 22 50
cJan10 55 2.0k 6 30 pJan10 10 895 1 90 ChespEng
AmIntGp
1.56 cJan10 45 2.1k 0 50 pJan10 12 50 462 6 55 DowCh
15.55 pJan10 15 1.7k 3 65 Headwatrs
AdobeSy
cJan10 30 388 1 55 cJan10 2 50 524 0 45 cJan10 85 456 0 01 cJan10 20 438 0 19 cJan10 17 50 482 2 40 cJan10 15 1.3k 3 60 pJan10 10
73.38 cJan10 35 675 0 06 DryShips
9.62 cJan10 17 50 346 2 59 Hess
cJan10 35 800 0 85 cJan11 2 50 374 0 80 Chevron
0.86 cJan11 5 422 6 60 cJan10 20 582 1 66 cJan10 100
AffMgrs
40.42 cJan10 5 447 0 22 pJan10 75 540 15 03 CoeurM
86.29 ChicBrIr
9.75 cJan10 2 50 358 0 20 DuPont
25.11 cJan10 22 50 718 1 05 HomeDp
cJan10 50 500 6 Apple
16.46 cJan10 30 341 2 18 cJan10 25 961 0 65 cJan10 27 50
Alcoa
10.69 pJan10 90 414 21 75 pJan10 7 50 469 2 40 Comcast
5.77 cJan10 30 895 0 21 cJan10 35
cJan10 10 542 3 07 pJan10 155 400 69 43 pJan10 10 600 3 90 pJan10 15 679 2 90 Elan
13.24 Chiquita
14.12 Comcst sp
15.79 cJan10 25 540 0 15 cJan10 35 5.6k 0 14 cJan10 37 50
cJan10 12 50 4.7k 2 20 BankAm
15.34 GenMotrs
3.80 cJan10 40
AlteraCp
16.75 cJan10 35 406 0 22 pJan10 7 50 3.0k 1 60 cJan10 20 700 1 50 ElecArt
9.01 cJan10 25 817 1 10 pJan10 2 50 985 1 68 IBM
cJan10 17 50 450 2 95 cJan10 55 645 0 02 cJan10 15 1.2k 3 90 Corning
29.50 Cisco
16.23 pJan10 10 512 2 80 ETrade
1.13 pJan10 10 5.1k 8 45 cJan10 100
Altria
15.33 CampSp
50
55
50
70
15
50
10
pJan11 12 500 2 pJan10 35 432 7 cJan10 17 518 2 cJan10 25 464 0 cJan10 7 664 0 GoldmanS
82.06 ICICI
Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price
Index
Price
890.64
890.64
86.68
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
890.64
Feb
p630
p635
p640
p650
p660
p675
p680
p700
p710
p725
p730
p740
p750
p770
p775
p780
p785
p800
p815
p820
p825
p830
p840
c850
p850
c860
p860
p870
c870
c875
p875
p880
c880
c885
p885
c890
p890
p895
c895
c900
p900
c910
p920
c925
p925
c930
c935
p940
c940
c950
p950
665 14 40 pJan10 20 1.3k 6 60

799 15 35 Intel
14.69
379 21 12 pJan11 10 2.0k 2 01
1.02 pJan11 15 1.0k 4 55
711 0 25 cJan10 17 50 2.3k 1 75
445 0 15 pJan11 25 850 11 84
16.32 cJan11 25 855 1 06
370 3 20 IntlRect
12.96
6.39 pJan10 12 50 550 2 50
576 4 50 iShBraz
34.16
53.77 pJan10 25 1.0k 5 30
660 2 65 cJan10 25 3.0k 13 30
23.11 pJan10 35 1.0k 10 30
413 2 94 cJan10 40 452 6 51
370 1 19 iShCh25
28.75
783 0 84 cJan10 35 20k 4
479 0 58 cJan10 55 30k 0 80
Jan
Feb
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Jan
Close 10.27 Mar

iShBrazil
Close 34.16 Mar
p27 10 0 40 no tr 5.1k 2 20
c35 2.2k 1 80 19 3 20 no tr
45
c39 2.0k 0 3 1 65 no tr
c40 3.3k 0 32 92 1 33 37 2 10
c45 104 0 06 25 0 50 1.6k 1 02
iShEmMkt
Close 24.64 Mar
p24 504 1 63 1 2 20 1.0k 2 75
p25 1.0k 1 67 42 2 73 no tr
c25 1.2k 0 69 283 2 11 62 2 77
c27 4.3k 0 43 13 1 23 458 1 88
iShJapan
Close 9.50 Mar
p7 no tr 10k 0 10 no tr
iShMexico
Close 32.31 Mar
p35 no tr 20 4 50 2.5k 5 20
iShR2000 q
Close 48.12 Mar
p37 2.3k 0 07 66 0 58 no tr
p38 1.4k 0 08 82 0 76 no tr
p39 1.3k 0 14 30 0 88 56 1 81
p40 2.3k 0 18 46 1 10 3 2 13
p41 152 0 25 511 1 21 1.5k 2 40
p42 132 0 34 1.0k 1 52 no tr
p43 1.9k 0 50 1.4k 1 78 no tr
p45 2.6k 0 87 1.4k 2 18 32 3 85
c45 1.0k 4 06 11 4 85 no tr
p46 3.5k 1 09 1.4k 2 79 2 4 20
c46 2.5k 3 40 36 4 25 no tr
c47 5.2k 2 85 81 4 30 83 4 85
p47 2.9k 1 46 1.3k 3 61 4 65
c48 6.8k 2 27 433 3 80 30 4 25
p48 4.2k 1 83 34 3 70 4 4 75
p49 3.5k 2 31 44 4 30 no tr
c49 3.8k 1 74 2.5k 3 25 1 3 88
c50 2.9k 1 31 666 2 50 4 3 35
c52 1.2k 0 64 1.3k 1 76 no tr
c53 427 0 44 1.6k 1 54 3 2 40
p54 1.5k 6 10 20 7 90 no tr
c54 1.9k 0 27 663 1 27 20 1 85
c56 508 0 10 94 0 77 1.5k 1 35
iShREst
Close 35.54 Mar
p22 40 0 12 no tr 1.2k 1 26
p25 1.1k 0 15 60 1 15 245 1 75
iShRs2000
Close 48.12 May
iShsChi25
Close 28.75 May
c33 1.4k 0 25 73 1 05 2 2 80
JA Solar
Close 4.42 Mar
c5 1.3k 0 25 272 0 45 236 0 70
JohnJn
Close 59.17 Apr
p55 1.5k 0 44 261 1 40 89 2 74
c60 1.1k 1 05 390 2 20 272 3 30
p60 2.4k 2 15 264 3 50 54 5
c65 680 0 13 1.2k 0 50 547 1 30
JPMorgCh
Close 00.00 Mar
p25 6.1k 0 41 244 1 28 292 1 92
p26 2.0k 0 52 162 1 50 no tr
c27 50 1.4k 3 90 no tr 356 5 50
p27 50 1.9k 0 80 no tr 78 3
c29 1.8k 2 84 2.5k 4 10 246 4 60
p29 1.2k 1 30 429 2 75 269 3 35
c30 2.1k 2 19 5.1k 3 20 122 4 10
p30 2.8k 1 57 722 2 84 558 4
c31 1.8k 1 63 369 2 65 760 3 41
p31 2.2k 2 06 103 3 60 96 4 55
c32 50 1.9k 0 99 no tr 424 3
c35 2.0k 0 38 5.9k 1 30 289 2 01
c40 1.2k 0 07 638 0 35 588 0 75
Kellog
Close 43.19 Mar
p35 1.7k 0 05 77 0 35 70 0 70
KingPh
Close 10.40 Apr
p10 1.3k 0 60 no tr 30 1 40
KinrossG
Close 18.19 May
c17 50 2.4k 1 50 5 2 50 no tr
Kohls
Close 34.80 Apr
c35 1.3k 1 88 246 3 30 74 4 90
Kraft
Close 26.60 Mar
p22 50 5 0 05 5 0 25 1.2k 0 50
p25 1.3k 0 20 299 0 70 1.6k 1 10
c27 50 75 0 25 31 0 75 1.5k 1 10
ISh HK
Feb
p27 50 87 1 25 23 1 70 1.6k 2 26
LehmnBr
Close 00.00 Apr
Lilly
Close 39.67 Apr
p35 1.4k 0 30 27 1 10 112 2 22
p40 2.5k 1 45 129 3 10 916 4 30
25
c40 1.8k 1 69 2 25 1.0k 3 20
Linear
Close 22.30 May
c20 1.5k 2 60 18 3 8 3 80
c22 50 3.2k 1 29 1 45 40 2 35
LinnEngy
Close 14.98 Apr
c15 2.7k 0 75 192 1 342 1 45
Lowes
Close 21.52 Apr
50
50
c22 99 0 1.4k 1 40 838 2 10
Macys
Close 9.41 May
c10 135 0 60 20 1 15 2.0k 1 90
Marathon
Close 26.65 Apr
c35 1.3k 0 05 405 0 30 78 0 90
MarvelEnt
Close 30.55 Mar
c30 2.9k 1 55 no tr 30 3 50
MarvellT
Close 6.64 May
p5 7.4k 0 10 1.2k 0 20 1.5k 0 49
c7 50 562 0 16 1.8k 0 40 239 0 85
p7 50 11k 1 06 669 1 29 110 1 80
MatrixSv
Close 6.97 May
p12 50 1.2k 5 70 no tr no tr
Medicis
Close 13.31 Apr
Medtrn
Close 30.54 May
c30 53 1 40 1.6k 2 45 83 3 34
MerrillLyn
Close 11.27 Apr
c15 3.1k 0 08 7 0 29 64 0 75
MerrLyn
Close 11.27 Apr
c30 1.9k 0 01 no tr 10 0 02
c32 50 1.7k 0 01 no tr no tr
Methanex
Close 11.19 Apr
MetLife
Close 34.62 Mar
65
c35 1.2k 2 6 4 70 5 5 65
c40 1.3k 1 115 2 72 38 3 60
c45 2.0k 0 40 18 1 55 1 2 25
Microsft
Close 19.34 Apr
p15 129 0 04 1.1k 0 31 55 0 67
p16 2.1k 0 07 1.0k 0 46 61 0 94
p17 50 13k 0 21 no tr 596 1 46
p19 3.7k 0 62 1.5k 1 44 1.0k 2 13
c19 4.7k 0 95 1.9k 1 69 24 2 25
p20 2.9k 1 16 571 1 96 20 2 68
c20 6.2k 0 48 2.9k 1 18 256 1 81
p22 50 5.1k 3 30 no tr no tr
Microsft fr
Close 19.34 Apr
c21 3.0k 0 20 6.4k 0 80 2.2k 1 36
c25 2.7k 0 01 64 0 09 no tr
Monsnto
Close 69.52 Apr
c75 4.9k 1 60 147 3 80 36 6 50
c80 903 0 60 2.6k 2 15 143 5
c100 1.9k 0 05 no tr 20 1
MorgStan
Close 15.19 Apr
p10 329 0 10 200 0 50 1.2k 1 20
c15 1.7k 1 13 38 1 75 133 2 60
05
c19 13 0 337 0 45 2.5k 1 20
Mosaic
Close 34.20 Mar
c35 2.4k 2 45 500 4 10 91 5 20
c45 1.1k 0 25 53 1 15 79 2 10
Mylan
Close 00.00 Apr
c10 351 0 25 2.8k 0 70 129 1 35
MyriadGnt
Close 65.91 May
p60 1.3k 0 80 416 3 20 no tr
c75 1.1k 0 40 15 1 60 11 4 40
NetApp
Close 13.39 Mar
p12 50 20 0 30 46 0 85 1.1k 1 15
p15 no tr 100 2 30 1.3k 2 55
Nordstrm
Close 12.29 Apr
c22 50 8.6k 0 03 no tr no tr
NorSo
Close 45.50 Mar
p40 5.0k 0 41 12 1 95 56 2 64
p45 5.4k 1 80 105 3 60 48 4 70
Nvidia
Close 8.02 Apr
c7 50 1.3k 0 75 5.7k 1 10 no tr
c10 524 0 04 1.6k 0 30 no tr
NwmtMn
Close 40.02 Mar
65,950
15,208
3,768
6,368
6,487
709
289
0
169
365
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Jan
c40 1.5k 2 25 54 4 45 4 85
NYSE Eur
Close 25.96 Mar
c25 1.8k 2 20 104 3 30 58 3 65
OcciP
Close 58.44 May
c65 1.2k 0 90 54 3 10 3 6 49
OilSvcHT
Close 73.26 Apr
c80 1.9k 1 53 144 3 50 139 6 45
OilSvHT
Close 73.26 Apr
p70 2.0k 2 80 86 5 90 42 9 90
c75 1.2k 3 25 122 6 15 58 9
p75 1.0k 5 15 7 9 55 112 59
Oracle
Close 17.83 Mar
p14 3.5k 0 03 no tr 120 0 35
c17 50 5.9k 0 80 no tr no tr
50
52
p17 1.1k 0 no tr no tr
c19 3.3k 0 19 3.2k 0 60 280 0 92
PatrsEng
Close 11.25 May
p10 1.9k 0 40 149 0 95 10 1 70
Paychex
Close 25.79 Mar
p25 120 0 65 154 1 35 2.3k 1 85
Petrobrs
Close 23.73 Apr
c25 1.1k 1 05 1.5k 2 20 56 3 50
Pfizer
Close 17.75 Mar
p17 50 11k 0 44 51 1 07 68 1 25
c17 50 11k 0 70 276 1 646 1 22
c19 6.8k 0 14 1.5k 0 37 159 0 55
c20 1.3k 0 05 326 0 15 877 0 32
PhilMorr
Close 43.91 Mar
c45 3.0k 0 60 502 1 55 595 2
PioNtrl
Close 15.85 Mar
ProctGam
Close 61.12 Apr
c60 2.6k 2 20 424 3 50 18 4 60
p60 1.4k 1 15 288 2 70 149 4
c65 693 0 20 896 1 20 1.1k 2 20
ProS UlOG
Close 28.32 Mar
c27 1.0k 2 80 14 4 30 10 5 50
ProS UlQQQ
Close 26.42 Apr
p24 2.0k 0 80 1 2 05 no tr
ProS UlRE
Close 5.80 Mar
c6 1.1k 0 55 445 1 15 45 1 50
ProUltFin
Close 5.63 Mar
c5 1.5k 0 85 488 1 30 324 1 40
p5 2.9k 0 25 304 0 70 161 0 85
c6 4.9k 0 30 706 0 75 387 1
ProUltSP
Close 25.58 Mar
c25 4.3k 1 90 546 3 29 3 70
c26 1.2k 1 35 73 2 55 15 3 30
p26 1.6k 1 75 46 3 10 no tr
c27 2.1k 0 85 75 2 05 7 2 85
PulteHms
Close 10.60 Apr
p10 1.8k 0 70 48 1 40 201 2 05
PwNasd100
Close 29.49 Mar
p16 no tr 1.1k 0 03 1 0 08
p17 no tr 1.3k 0 04 2 0 10
c38
2 0 01 1.3k 0 03 50 0 08
PwNasd100 q Close 29.49 Mar
c32 9.0k 0 16 3.6k 0 71 22k 1 20
p32 3.0k 2 56 154 3 06 20 4
c33 2.9k 0 05 1.4k 0 45 1.7k 0 80
c34 3.5k 0 02 1.7k 0 25 no tr
c35 1.0k 0 01 1.7k 0 12 141 0 35
PwShs QQQ
Close 29.49 Mar
p20 2.6k 0 01 272 0 10 1 0 28
p21 4.4k 0 01 866 0 13 6 0 31
p22 3.3k 0 03 1.2k 0 20 no tr
p23 3.0k 0 03 777 0 28 no tr
p24 2.3k 0 06 626 0 37 no tr
c25 1.6k 4 74 206 5 03 no tr
p25 1.7k 0 09 734 0 49 4.2k 0 87
c26 2.3k 3 65 1.7k 4 20 462 4 52
p26 4.7k 0 16 1.3k 0 66 313 1 10
p27 10k 0 26 4.0k 0 89 no tr
c27 2.2k 2 90 1.4k 3 52 1.0k 3 93
c28 10k 2 05 1.6k 2 73 160 3 27
p28 16k 0 45 1.1k 1 19 890 1 75
p29 31k 0 77 1.6k 1 51 no tr
c29 57k 1 36 2.3k 2 14 142 2 59
c30 21k 0 80 1.5k 1 57 221 2 05
p30 18k 1 15 3.0k 1 94 186 2 65
c31 12k 0 40 2.5k 1 10 268 1 52
p31 5.7k 1 75 297 2 54 54 3 22
Qualcom
Close 34.94 Apr
p32 50 1.0k 0 57 128 1 74 no tr
p35 1.3k 1 49 387 2 65 30 3 80
c35 5.6k 1 42 1.3k 2 59 6 3 32
c37 50 1.8k 0 50 714 1 48 1 2 33
48.12
cDec09 69 3.7k 1 70
JDS Unip
cJan11 2 50 400
JohnJns
3.58
1 70
59.17
cJan10 70 991 2 42
cJan10 75 786 1 40
cJan10 80 551 0 90
JPMorg
cJan10 35
cJan10 40
KB Home
31.01
925 5 50
1.1k 3 85
13.44
cJan10 15 502 4 40
KC Sthn
pJan10
cJan10
13.44
22 50 520 8 10
25 500 2 90
McDnlds
83.55 iShEMkt
24.64 pJan10 30
502 6 20 cJan11 40 531 2 08 pJan10 65
19.18 cJan10 45 494 0 46 MGM Mir
61.74
783 1 05
473 11 20
12.76
pJan10 7 50 419 2 10 pJan10 20 2.5k 8 40 pJan10 40 2.2k 5 70

19.34 Motorola
4.16 cJan10 40 2.2k 7 60
pJan10 10 579 0 73 pJan10 10 1.0k 6 35 PNC
46.18
pJan10 15 5.7k 2 17 cJan10 10 1.2k 0 26 pJan10 50 392 14 30
pJan10 17 50 5.0k 3 05 NatCity
1.81 Potash
73.80
cJan10 17 50 10k 4 52 cJan10 5 2.5k 0 05 cJan10 110 519 10 58
cJan10 20 752 3 41 cJan10 7 50 1.0k 0 01 cJan10 120 519 8 58
pJan10 20 18k 4 50 cJan10 10 378 0 01 PulteHm
10.60
pJan10 22 50 767 6 NthfldLb
1.24 pJan10 5 755 1 50
cJan11 25 592 2 75 cJan09 2 50 990 0 15 PwNasd100
29.49
pJan10 25 632 7 65 OcciPet
58.44 pJan10 29 334 4 62
cJan10 25 8.6k 1 60 pJan10 60 550 15 70 cJan10 30 7.6k 4 49
cJan10 37 50 575 0 11 cJan10 60 555 12 61 pJan10 30 9.4k 5
cJan10 40 7.9k 0 05 Pfizer
17.75 cJan10 31 2.7k 3 89
cJan10 47 50 589 0 05 pJan10 2 50 431 0 04 cJan10 55 842 0 05
Mirant
18.42 pJan10 12 50 775 1 25 PwNasd100 q
29.49
pJan10 20 4.0k 5 20 pJan10 15 673 2 05 pDec09 30 350 5 06
Monsnto
69.52 cJan10 17 50 998 2 37 pDec09 34 531 7 34
cJan10 90 527 9 05 pJan10 17 50 454 3 03 RangeRs
33.87
MorgStan
15.19 cJan10 20 583 1 35 pJan10 35 387 11 60
pJan10 10 5.0k 3 PhilMor
43.91 pJan10 45 384 17 20
Microsft
Call
Open
Interest
Put
Open
Interest Index
112,496 1,990,100 3,121,203 Semicon q

11,808 394,354 364,144 SP100Eur st
29,449 82,254 96,888 Oil Idx
5,763 68,267 98,285 SemiconIdx
7,514 36,724 44,662 AM BioT
459 26,947 23,225 Bnk Idx q
406
8,105
1,645 NtGas
70
0
7,926 GoldSilv q
604
3,169
3,716 Air Idx
14
2,048
621
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Feb
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
iShR2000 q
Total
Put
Vol.
Jan
Jan
Close 15.72 May

p15 112 1 28 5.0k 2 95 7 4 90
c19 1.4k 0 50 35 1 90 no tr
ReneSola
Close 4.86 Apr
c5 1.7k 0 50 769 1 34 1 25
RohmH
Close 59.70 Apr
60
p40 2.6k 1 1.2k 2 90 887 3 70
p45 6.3k 2 70 17 4 20 12 5
p50 5.8k 4 10 88 5 80 132 6 78
c55 1.5k 9 90 1.1k11 50 6612 50
p60 758 7 88 1.1k 9 40 17610 13
c60 3.1k 6 80 3.2k 8 30 349 8 90
c65 6.1k 4 30 1.7k 5 50 103 6 30
p65 1.1k10 30 2012 60 50013 30
c70 23k 2 35 3.6k 3 10 612 3 10
c75 5.2k 0 78 2.3k 1 10 1.3k 1 30
RschMot
Close 38.77 Mar
p33 38 1.3k 0 52 no tr no tr
p35 1.2k 0 83 1.3k 2 30 81 3 20
p36 63 1.1k 1 33 no tr no tr
p40 2.2k 2 86 172 4 51 206 5 70
c40 4.1k 1 61 518 3 30 166 4 49
RschMotn
Close 38.77 Mar
c43 38 2.2k 0 63 no tr no tr
c45 2.5k 0 40 509 1 61 366 2 62
Ryland
Close 16.72 Apr
p15 2.1k 0 90 124 2 05 no tr
RylCar
Close 13.34 Mar
Salesforce
Close 30.96 May
c35 1.0k 0 68 9 1 85 10 4 30
SanDisk
Close 9.17 Apr
SavientPh
Close 5.88 Mar
p5 3.6k 0 40 542 0 80 5.0k 1 25
Schering
Close 17.04 May
c20 1.3k 0 08 297 0 35 349 1 05
Schlmb
Close 42.12 May
05
c45 907 1 12k 2 15 453 5 20
c70 4.4k 0 05 120 0 05 68 0 35
SilvWhtn
Close 6.41 Mar
p2 50 no tr no tr 1.5k 0 13
SouthnCo
Close 36.53 May
c40
1 0 05 25 0 25 1.0k 0 85
SP Bas
Close 22.35 Mar
SP Consum
Close 21.19 Mar
p17 1.5k 0 15 no tr 191 0 65
p19 3.0k 0 30 no tr 25 1 15
p21 1.5k 1 no tr 2 2 20
SP Engy
Close 47.27 Mar
p41 6.1k 0 41 132 1 55 no tr
c45 1.5k 3 45 12 4 56 5 5 92
24
p45 22k 1 63 2 74 20k 4 06
c48 6.0k 1 70 1.8k 3 30 no tr
c49 3.5k 1 22 47 2 82 80 3 75
p49 4.2k 3 70 54 5 05 no tr
c50 2.8k 0 92 74 2 39 64 2 99
c53 3.2k 0 27 307 1 34 no tr
c54 15k 0 18 7 1 no tr
SP Fncl
Close 12.13 Mar
p9 600 0 05 3.0k 0 33 726 0 53
p10 1.6k 0 10 1.6k 0 52 251 0 77
p11 11k 0 24 5.0k 0 76 1.6k 1 15
c11 1.6k 1 35 305 1 87 11 2 01
c12 9.0k 0 70 18k 1 27 2.2k 1 55
p12 6.2k 0 54 2.3k 1 18 949 1 50
c13 4.8k 0 27 2.4k 0 80 4.6k 1 10
p14 1.5k 2 10 no tr 147 2 67
c14 71k 0 11 872 0 47 2.5k 0 72
c15 3.3k 0 04 678 0 25 2.6k 0 45
SpdGld nya
Close 85.90 Mar
p82 88 1 35 1.0k 3 40 10 4 70
p83 1.3k 1 70 125 3 90 6 5 02
c85 1.9k 3 30 68 5 60 54 7 20
c86 2.1k 2 91 92 5 40 1.5k 6 99
c95 273 0 70 10 2 50 3.0k 4
c100 8.6k 0 35 156 1 65 582 3 10
c115 10 0 10 no tr 3.0k 1 45
SPDR
Close 88.97 Mar
p40 no tr 375 0 03 4.0k 0 10
p43 no tr 51 0 03 1.7k 0 11
p70 8.8k 0 14 487 0 80 no tr
p75 1.7k 0 26 861 1 33 217 2 42
p77 479 0 38 2.2k 1 67 70 3
p78 2.5k 0 45 1.0k 1 87 4 3 05
p80 7.5k 0 64 1.0k 2 20 2.4k 3 61
p81 1.6k 0 76 226 2 58 no tr
c81 2.3k 8 80 240 9 95 2410 97
Total
Put
Vol.
Call
Open
Interest
Put
Open
Interest
187
93
400
0
20
10
0
15
0
0
94
33
10
10
20
24
0
1
970
387
11
0
23
10
0
5
0
0
87
20
158
50
0
0
0
1
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Feb
Rambus
Total
Call
Vol.
P Strike Last
Last
Last
Feb
p82 3.6k 0 89 3.0k 2 70 9 4 80

c100 6.2k 0 12 1.4k 1 04 208 2 05
c104 131 0 06 1.0k 0 45 2.3k 0 99
c106 68 0 02 124 0 25 3.0k 0 76
SPDR q
Close 88.97 Mar
p83 8.4k 1 08 3.0k 3 05 15 4 82
c83 3.0k 7 10 326 8 40 no tr
31
c84 2.4k 6 294 8 24 27 9 35
p84 6.8k 1 30 438 3 25 no tr
p85 30k 1 50 1.3k 3 60 116 5 15
c85 3.3k 5 60 266 7 55 no tr
c86 5.8k 4 85 1.0k 6 85 13 8 30
p86 26k 1 79 259 3 87 118 5 75
p87 16k 2 12 300 4 20 no tr
c87 6.3k 4 20 986 6 26 no tr
p88 9.7k 2 43 6.2k 4 70 236 6 35
c88 13k 3 50 6.0k 5 81 3 7 02
c89 18k 3 468 5 25 24 6 15
p89 2.8k 2 84 744 5 15 134 6 75
c90 40k 2 43 4.2k 4 70 198 5 95
p90 4.6k 3 40 230 5 55 193 7 20
p91 2.4k 3 95 508 6 05 2.0k 8 65
c91 13k 2 01 1.0k 4 no tr
p92 1.7k 4 55 246 6 55 60 8 70
c92 16k 1 59 1.8k 3 70 87 5 20
c93 7.0k 1 21 353 3 30 3 4 50
p94 1.2k 5 90 508 8 60 1610 05
c94 6.0k 0 92 398 2 78 177 4 10
c95 13k 0 69 2.4k 2 45 996 3 70
c96 3.4k 0 50 993 2 12 no tr
c97 2.7k 0 38 722 1 80 2.4k 2 91
c98 2.7k 0 25 750 1 50 8 2 35
c99 2.7k 0 20 220 1 25 no tr
SpdrGold nya Close 85.90 Apr
c63 1.6k22 70 no tr no tr
p76 2.0k 0 35 25 1 49 no tr
sT DJEuStx
Close 34.16 Apr
Staples
Close 17.71 Mar
c20 1.3k 0 15 169 0 55 95 1 10
Starbcks
Close 9.36 Apr
c10 3.0k 0 24 1.8k 0 61 11 1 04
c12 50 1.1k 0 02 no tr no tr
c12 no tr 1.1k 0 16 24 0 41
c13 no tr 1.8k 0 07 13 0 24
StatoilHy
Close 16.43 Apr
c17 50 2.6k 0 50 10 1 08 371 1 75
SuntechPw
Close 11.89 Mar
p5
25 0 05 1.1k 0 20 225 0 50
SwnEngy
Close 29.67 Mar
c35 296 0 40 2.7k 1 50 51 2 55
SwstAirl
Close 8.38 Mar
c10 1.6k 0 05 441 0 20 387 0 40
Symntc
Close 12.99 Apr
c12 50 1.4k 0 90 280 1 45 no tr
Synaptics
Close 15.68 Mar
p12 50 1.1k 0 20 53 0 85 18 1 15
p15 383 0 85 2.0k 1 91 140 2 15
c15 614 1 25 3.7k 2 25 31 2 58
SyntaPhm
Close 5.71 May
c5 3.5k 0 90 3.2k 1 25 1 2 30
Target
Close 33.55 Apr
p30 2.1k 0 95 618 2 35 206 4 35
c32 50 1.5k 2 80 739 4 30 13 6 15
p37 50 90 5 1.2k 6 45 36 8 50
c40 1.3k 0 40 369 1 44 589 3 35
c52 50 208 0 03 no tr 1.3k 0 97
TeckComB
Close 4.89 May
c5 1.6k 0 45 275 0 85 21 1 44
TexasInst
Close 15.16 Apr
c12 50 69 2 55 1.9k 2 72 30 3 18
p15 486 0 54 442 1 10 1.0k 1 64
c15 1.3k 0 65 2.5k 1 10 23 1 63
Tifany
Close 23.03 May
c22 50 263 1 81 2.9k 2 65 no tr
TollBr
Close 20.59 Mar
50
50
c22 213 0 1.3k 1 43 130 1 90
Transocn
Close 46.93 May
c55 394 0 55 1.5k 2 15 205 4 70
UAL Cp
Close 10.74 Mar
c12 50 1.4k 0 55 1.2k 1 55 29 2
c15 441 0 20 no tr 3.0k 1 30
c25 5.2k 0 05 no tr 27 0 20
UnPacif
Close 46.81 May
c47 50 1.0k 1 60 no tr no tr
UnTech
Close 53.04 May
c55 1.1k 0 85 371 2 30 219 4 10
c70 no tr 3.0k 0 04 21 0 40
UrbnOut
Close 14.60 Mar
Jan
Feb
c17 50 1.4k 0 21 575 0 66 no tr

US Bancp
Close 24.11 Mar
c25 6.7k 0 80 506 1 90 237 2 26
c27 50 662 0 20 549 0 90 1.2k 1 35
US NGFd
Close 24.23 Apr
c25 102 0 90 1.0k 1 90 196 2 80
US OilFd
Close 30.20 Apr
60
p25 1.2k 0 1.4k 1 80 409 2 90
p26 924 0 85 1.7k 2 10 234 3
p27 2.4k 1 15 2.1k 2 50 25 3 80
p28 2.5k 1 50 1.6k 2 90 41 4 20
p29 1.0k 1 92 70 3 50 11 4 70
c29 749 3 10 1.4k 4 50 16 5 30
c30 3.6k 2 55 2.9k 4 10 269 5 50
p30 912 2 30 2.6k 4 45 5 20
c31 886 2 14k 3 60 52 5
p31 283 2 90 14k 4 50 52 6
c32 2.3k 1 70 706 3 30 51 4 55
c34 1.5k 1 05 1.0k 2 55 12 3 70
USSteel
Close 37.55 Apr
p25 368 0 15 48 1 11 2.8k 2 50
c35 1.8k 4 15 166 6 20 254 8 20
c40 3.9k 1 60 2.3k 3 80 82 5 90
c45 1.3k 0 45 276 2 10 136 4 01
c50 369 0 20 46 1 14 2.5k 2 85
Utdhlth
Close 27.04 Mar
c27 238 1 30 2.9k 2 30 49 2 85
ValeroE
Close 21.55 Mar
p17 50 1.7k 0 20 360 0 91 71 1 44
c20 2.5k 2 14 382 3 11 21 3 55
c22 50 2.4k 0 84 no tr 59 2 19
c25 8.6k 0 20 167 0 95 1.1k 1 40
Verizon o
Close 33.23 Apr
p32 50 2.2k 1 02 306 2 19 no tr
c32 50 1.2k 1 30 602 2 22 24 2 83
c35 1.9k 0 28 664 1 03 100 1 72
Visa
Close 50.99 Mar
c55 1.5k 0 65 258 2 40 99 3 10
Vivus
Close 4.99 Mar
VulcanMat
Close 69.48 May
70
p55 3.0k 0 35 2 80 no tr
p65 3.0k 2 65 3 5 60 310 30
Wachovia
Close 5.73 Apr
c47 50 2.2k 0 20 no tr no tr
WalMart
Close 55.05 Mar
p50 1.2k 0 31 470 1 33 20 2 01
p52 50 2.0k 0 69 207 1 95 248 2 80
c52 50 1.1k 3 24 114 4 25 206 4 95
c55 3.2k 1 54 443 2 92 206 3 65
p55 1.4k 1 53 154 2 94 102 3 85
c57 50 1.7k 0 52 483 1 75 505 2 36
c60 5.7k 0 15 502 0 94 169 1 53
p60 1.3k 5 30 no tr 1 7 05
c62 50 171 0 04 518 0 46 1.0k 0 85
WasteMgmt
Close 32.44 Apr
c32 50 1.0k 0 95 122 1 80 48 2 55
WeathInt
Close 10.70 May
p10 5.3k 0 55 271 1 20 23 2 25
WellPoint
Close 43.11 Mar
c40 49 3 50 1.6k 4 40 10 4 40
WellsFrgo
Close 28.80 Apr
p17 50 1.0k 0 12 no tr 375 1 30
p20 8.0k 0 20 293 0 85 1.2k 1 90
p22 50 1.7k 0 45 no tr 2.1k 2 55
p29 1.3k 2 20 402 3 70 355 5 13
p30 3.9k 2 73 283 4 30 25 5 70
c32 50 1.3k 0 60 no tr no tr
Xilinx
Close 17.62 Mar
c17 50 6.3k 0 82 2.7k 1 25 181 1 45
XTO Energy
Close 34.89 May
p30 1.9k 0 55 72 1 90 1 4
c35 1.1k 1 90 785 3 40 2 5 70
Yahoo
Close 11.97 Apr
p11 1.2k 0 52 133 1 19 184 1 85
c12 50 1.8k 0 74 no tr no tr
32
c14 1.8k 0 128 0 85 63 1 48
c15 2.4k 0 18 143 0 60 389 1 15
c20 668 0 05 837 0 09 1.0k 0 23
Yamana
Close 7.75 Apr
c7 50 3.6k 0 65 no tr no tr
p7 no tr 1.4k 0 65 50 1 05
c8 no tr 1.2k 0 80 256 1 25
YumBrnds
Close 30.91 Apr
p25 1.1k 0 15 21 0 61 19 1 40
ZionBcp
Close 22.89 Apr
p17 50 5.0k 0 71 no tr 214 3 10
Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last Exp. Strike
Last
Raytheon
50.67
pJan10 20 498 0 35
RschMotn
cJan10 60
Ryland
cJan11 25
SandRdge
cJan11 10
SearsHld
cJan10 80
pJan10 95
SonyCp
pJan10 15
SP Fncl
cJan10 13
cJan10 16
cJan10 20
SPDR
pDec10 60
pDec09 75
cDec09 100
cDec09 110 531 4 10 cJan10 5 645 1 05 cJan10 40 509 2 16

SpdrGld
pJan10
pJan10
cJan10
cJan11
85.90 Tesoro
60
80
85
90
13.54 Visa
11k 2 85 pJan10 7 50 1.8k 1 70

5.8k 10 20 cJan10 20 396 1 80
2.0k 15 10 TimeWarn
16.72
10.07
750 5 20
516 20 cJan10 10 1.0k 1 89
5.58 SpdrHme
11.73 pJan10 10 1.0k 2 26
380 2 25 cJan10 23 513 0 45 Transocn
46.93
37.45 StdPac
1.65 cJan11 120 20k 3 50
782 1 cJan10 7 50 590 0 05 UPS
54.18
542 71 30 cJan10 10 500 0 01 cJan11 60 353 8 20
21.55 cJan10 17 50 500 0 10 cJan10 60 515 5 10
1.0k 2 Target
33.55 US Bcp
24.11
12.13 pJan10 22 50 852 4 95 pJan10 20 500 3 80
1.0k 2 32 pJan10 25 1.2k 6 06 US OilFd
30.20
878 1 41 pJan10 30 1.8k 8 52 pJan11 10 428 0 90
346 0 61 cJan11 35 1.1k 12 05 UtdTech
53.04
88.97 cJan10 40 803 7 80 pJan10 55 608 10 20
12k 6 85 cJan10 50 693 5 15 ValeroEn
21.55
1.8k 8 cJan10 70 336 2 02 pJan10 22 50 460 6 70
3.0k 7 35 Teradyn
4.26 Verizon o
33.23
38.77
601 4 80
50.99
cJan10 50 603 11 10
WalMart
pJan10 50
cJan10 55
55.05
1.0k 6 25
538 7 80
Whrlpool
40.49
pJan10 40 402 11
WillmsCos
14.32
12 50
cJan10
400 4 51
cJan10 15 400 3 36
Wyeth
37.09
cJan10 45 500 2 60
pJan10 45 462 11 30
XTO Engy
34.89
pJan10 22 50 483 3 60
Yahoo
pJan10
pJan10
pJan10
pJan10
5 830
7 50 960
10 3.5k
15 525
11.97
0 50
1 35
2 44
5 20
MAKING MONEY
B1
RELEVANT FACTS,
RULES & SKILLS
THE BIG PICTURE
NYSE + Nasdaq Stocks On The Move
Main Indexes Surge In Higher Volume

As GMAC Gets Government Financing
Stocks with high volume vs. 50-day avg., reflecting heavy institutional action. 80 EPS & 80 RS or better are boldfaced.
BY JONAH KERI
Stocks ramped higher Tuesday

after General Motors troubled financing arm received $5 billion in
government financing.
The Nasdaq jumped 2.7%. The
NYSE composite and S&P 500 both
gained 2.4%, the Dow industrials
2.2%.
Small caps led the way, as the S&P
600 soared 3.7%.
Nasdaq volume rose 14% compared with Mondays level. NYSE
turnover grew 8%.
Tuesdays action marked a day of
accumulation for the Nasdaq. The
indexes gains in higher volume
came as a welcome sign.
The market had been acting sluggish for a while.
Some of that lackluster movement
cameas a resultof light, holiday-season volume.
But beyond calendar-related reasons, the major indexes had shown
sporadic negative signs lately, with
a handful of distribution days cropping up and not much buying from
big-money investors.
This time, the Nasdaq, Dow and
S&P 500 landed a higher-volume
up day immediately after posting a
distribution day.
Whats more, the broad indexes
rallied into the close, ending the session right at their intraday highs
another sign of strength.
The Treasury Departments announcement that it would provide
funds to GMAC Financial helped
spur the sessions rally.
GMAC will receive the funds after
gaining government approval to become a bank holding company last
week, allowing it access to the governments $700 billion bank rescue
program.
Those funds come on top of the
$17.4 billion in loans that GMGM and
Tuesdays action:
Stocks jump in higher volume
Current outlook:
Market in confirmed rally
Distribution days
4 for Dow, 3 for S&P 500, 2
for Nasdaq, NYSE composite
in past few weeks
Leaders up in volume:
Tower GroupTWGP
AirgasARG
World Fuel ServicesINT
California Water ServiceCWT
Chrysler are getting to keep operations running through the winter.

GM is getting another $1 billion
from the government to ease credit.
GMAC said it plans to resume
lending to customers it had previously said were too great a risk for
auto loans.
GM said its offering financing as
low as 0% over the next week in a
year-end sales push. GMs stock advanced 6%.
The GMAC news overshadowed
some weak economic readings.
The Conference Board said its
Consumer Confidence Index
dropped to a record low, falling to
38 in December. That was down
sharply from a revised 44.7 reading
in November, and well below the
45.2 figure economists had forecast.
Stocks pulled back a bit after the
consumer confidence report came
out, then quickly headed higher.
Meanwhile, the International
Council of Shopping Centers said
November-December same-store
sales will likely fall 1.5% to 2% vs. a
year ago, the sharpest drop since at
least 1970.
In more-bullish economic news,
the Chicago Purchasing Managers
index rose to 34.1 in December, up
from 33.8 in November. That was
the first gain by the Chicago PMI in
four months.
Elsewhere, leading stocks fared

well. The IBD 100, IBDs ranking of
top-rated equities, leapt 2.7%.
Tower GroupTWGP led the way.
The property and casualty insurance provider motored 1.56 to 26.06
in more than twice its normal trade.
The stock cleared a 26.04 buy point
in a three-month base.
Fuel products maker World Fuel
ServicesINT rallied 2.67 to 38.46 in
above-average turnover. The stock
is on pace for its fourth straight up
week. Its Relative Strength line is at
a new high.
AirgasARG picked up 2 to 39.68 in
volume 28% above average.The distributor of industrial and medical
gases is also on pace for a fourth
straight week of gains, climbing
back from a steep, three-month correction. Its still 39% off its 52-week
high.
Specialty chemicals manufacturer
BalchemBCPC ran up 1.51 to 24.71 in
brisk trade.
The thinly traded stock climbed
back above its 50-day moving average as it continued to build a cupshaped base.
In commodities, January crude oil
fell 99 cents to $39.03 a barrel. Oil
prices had gained Monday as fighting intensified in the Middle East.
Foreign markets got the day off to
a strong start.
Japans Nikkei stock average rose
1.3% in the final session of the year,
ending 2008 with a 42% loss. Britains FTSE 100 climbed 1.7%, Germanys DAX index 2.2% and
Frances CAC-40 2.8%.
In the Treasury market, the yield
on the benchmark 10-year note
held mostly steady. It edged down
to 2.06% from 2.11% late Monday.
SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk

6 Rnk Str Dis High NYSE Stock
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk

Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg 6 Rnk Str Dis High Nasdaq Stock Symbol Price Chg (1000s) Chg
95 89 78 C+
88 93 72 C+
90 92 71 C+
91 81 81 B
85 95 71 D+
99 81 97 A
97 95 99 B+
57.50
66.78
65.45
57.15
108.4
46.44
39.48
PrePdLegl
Syngenta o
Airgas o
NustarEn o
BP Prdhoe o
CalifWtr
WldFuelSv o
PPD
SYT
ARG
NS
BPT
CWT
INT
36.63
38.52
39.68
39.45
71.85
45.87
38.46
+0.96
+1.20
+2.00
+0.53
+1.52
+2.15
+2.67
96
1,043
1,270
292
202
329
816
+33
+32
+28
+28
+26
+22
+14
64 75 45 B
99 92 94 A
54 93 21 D
55 48 44 D
97 93 91 B+
74 97 39 C+
94 86 74 B+
62.74
34.50
131.1
68.04
56.92
101.5
49.23
BadgerMtr
AecomTec n o
Lindsay o
Universl o
Heico o
MurphOil o
Moog A
BMI
ACM
LNN
UVV
HEI
MUR
MOGA
28.74
28.00
32.49
30.34
38.40
43.63
33.57
6.16
1.20
1.71
0.91
0.77
0.61
0.64
747
2,242
533
384
220
2,675
239
+213
+101
+43
+26
+20
+15
+13
92 94 89 C+
99 95 94 B+
97 74 99 B+
98 84 99 A
96 80 92 B
86 74 90 D+
98 90 92 C
98 89 95 B+
65.19
34.34
24.59
27.65
30.31
41.51
79.69
38.24
NW Pipe o
TowrGp
AmItPasta n
ShndCm
Balchem
Innophos o
AxsysTech
ShandaInt o
NWPX
TWGP
AIPC
SHEN
BCPC
IPHS
AXYS
SNDA
43.39
26.06
23.08
27.84
24.71
20.12
51.08
30.75
+2.58
+1.56
+0.60
+1.70
+1.51
+2.61
+4.35
+0.60
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IBDs 197 Industry Sub-Group Rankings

Ranked 1 to 197 on 6-month price performance. Days top 10 performers are boldfaced; worst 10 underlined.
Rank
3 6 7
This Wks Wks Mo Industry
Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name
Rank
Subgroup%Chg Daily
3 6 7
Comp. Since % This Wks Wks Mo Industry
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name
1 1 2 197 TrnsprttinAirlne
2 15 34 158 ComptrSftwrMdcl
3 24 19 173 InsuranceBrokers
4 8 11 89 BanksNortheast
5 2 1 112 CommlSvcsSchools
6 5 8 106 ComlSvcsScrty
7 6 25 121 CmmlSvcsCnsltng
8 9 21 116 BanksSoutheast
9 22 24 150 InsrncePrp/Cas/Titl
10 3 7 164 RetailSpr/MiniMkts
11 14 23 155 BanksWst/Sthwst
12 21 26 126 BanksMidwest
13 16 16 156 UtilityWaterSupply
14 35 38 32 RetlWhsleBldgPrds
15 33 22 97 Retail/WhlsleFood
16 12 18 85 MdcalOutpnt/HmCr
17 7 6 137 MedicalGenetics
18 26 54 140 Rtail/WhlsleAt/Prts
19 17 30 86 MedicalEthicalDrgs
20 18 3 49 UtilityGasDstribtn
21 11 13 50 MedicalBiomed/Bth
22 13 12 107 FinancSvings&Lo
23 27 33 53 CommlSvcsMisc
24 43 52 152 InvstmntBrokers
25 4 10 73 MedicalGenercDrgs
26 30 27 91 UtilityElctricPwr
27 29 14 72 FoodMscPrparation
28 23 5 160 Soap&ClngPreparat
29 20 4 23 RetailDiscnt&Vari
30 52 57 109 BvragesSftDrinks
31 10 42 37 TelecomWirlssEqp
32 32 32 68 MedicalProducts
33 19 15 18 ElecMilitarySystems
34 40 131 129 BldgCment/Cncrt
35 28 17 141 MdcalDrg/Dvrsified
36 38 36 66 CommlSvcsHlthcre
37 34 20 111 Cosmetics/PersnlCre
38 84 81 177 MdicalHlthMntOrg
39 79 99 20 PollutnCntrlEqp
40 50 71 178 RetailRestaurants
41 61 53 54 RtailHmeFrnshngs
42 46 61 24 BldgA/C&HeatingP
43 41 31 29 PollutionCntrlSvcs
44 42 39 131 MedicalSystems/Eqp
45 36 29 176 Tobacco
46 25 9 87 FnancIdxTrckngFd
47 37 28 113 FnceInvsmntMgt
48 73 49 25 LeisrTys/Gms/Hbby
49 44 37 56 FoodConfectionery
50 57 72 103 BldgMntnance&S
51 55 46 71 Mdical/DntalSrvcs
52 99 98 34 FoodMeatProducts
53 47 51 169 TelecomServices
54 48 106 58 MetalOresGld/Silvr
55 56 59 134 MdcalNrsngHmes
56 69 66 42 Containers
57 64 41 31 CmpterTechSrvcs
58 67 60 16 TransportationSvcs
59 71 68 145 Aerospce/DfnseEqp
60 31 74 93 FoodFlour&Grain
61 78 109 80 TelecomEquipment
62 53 40 33 TrnsportationTrck
63 39 63 117 TelecomSrvcsFrgn
64 65 56 59 ComptrSftwrEntr
65 58 89 99 BldgRsidnt/Comml
66 83 78 130 ComptrSftwrScrity
84
95
85
88
96
85
91
82
83
87
82
79
85
91
86
96
..
87
91
84
90
87
89
81
94
83
86
..
..
85
89
85
87
..
..
..
76
83
88
90
..
75
90
82
86
..
55
88
..
..
80
..
83
83
75
79
87
82
86
..
81
78
78
86
50
..
27.5+1.0
19.5+2.1
8.7+2.7
19.9+0.7
+5.1+2.6
27.9+2.6
22.4+2.7
27.2+2.1
28.0+3.0
25.5+1.9
36.7+2.3
29.3+2.0
16.7+1.7
11.4+3.6
16.7+0.8
13.9+2.9
21.0+2.0
23.2+3.9
22.0+1.3
18.3+2.3
27.2 +2.2
37.8 +0.7
35.7 +3.5
53.3 +4.3
18.1 +2.3
29.5 +1.8
21.0 +2.0
12.1 +2.5
+12.9 +2.0
35.0 +2.1
35.6 +2.7
30.5 +1.7
4.0+4.2
32.0 +1.6
8.6+1.8
36.9 +1.8
28.6 +2.4
50.0 +4.4
30.4 +4.0
42.3 +3.0
26.1 +2.8
18.1 +2.8
14.4 +3.0
43.0 +2.7
22.6 +0.4
32.9 +0.9
43.5 +3.1
16.8 +2.5
2.3+2.2
22.9 +3.3
38.8 +2.2
35.0 +4.0
48.5 +0.8
32.5 1.0
47.0 +3.9
30.4 +1.9
26.2 +2.4
18.1 +5.2
45.5 +2.7
19.6 +1.7
45.5 +1.8
18.8 +4.9
38.9 +1.8
47.3 +3.0
23.1 +2.0
44.6 +2.3
67 66 65 187
68 51 35 83
69 68 50 47
70 49 44 175
71 45 47 51
72 76 84 136
73 80 79 67
74 81 104 144
75 87 159 60
76 62 48 174
77 60 55 132
78 74 85 108
79 63 43 52
80 70 75 188
81 152 177 189
82 104 121 110
83 90 86 161
84 92 119 46
85 96 113 143
86 118 142 122
87 135 143 124
88 88 62 27
89 108 108 104
90 106 144 63
91 174 132 55
92 91 58 98
93 77 73 43
94 86 69 133
95 54 45 148
96 95 96 147
97 110 122 196
98 85 91 154
99 105 64 157
100 72 77 64
101 89 90 65
102 100 103 115
103 134 136 48
104 129 114 94
105 82 92 15
106 93 111 76
107 97 88 28
108 94 82 127
109 98 93 159
110 156 128 88
111 119 126 22
112 175 149 128
113 121 110 138
114 101 129 119
115 75 76 118
116 102 80 9
117 107 105 193
118 159 175 184
119 115 146 61
120 111 102 182
121 114 100 82
122 144 158 75
123 128 125 146
124 148 163 163
125 125 94 139
126 112 115 35
127 132 101 101
128 103 133 142
129 59 87 192
130 146 134 41
131 157 166 172
132 133 165 12
Rank
Subgroup%Chg Daily
3 6 7
Comp. Since % This Wks Wks Mo Industry
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg Wk| Ago |Ago| Ago| Name
HousehldApplncs
FnancepblInvFdbnd
BeveragesAlcoholic
ComptrSftwrFincl
RetailMjrDscChns
TelecomWirlssSvcs
FinanceReit
InternetContent
BldgHeavyConstr
CompterNetwrking
MdcalWhlsleDrg
ChemicalsPlastics
DvrsifiedOprtions
BanksSuprRgional
LeisreGamng/Equip
InsuranceLife
HsholdofficFurnitr
BldgCnstrPrds/Msc
BldgHandTools
InsrnceAcc&Heal
OfficeSuppliesMfg
ChemicalsSpecialty
CmmlSvcsMrktRch
MediaCble/StlliteTv
TelcomFibrOptcs
TrnsprtAirFreight
FnancialSrvcsMisc
Medical/DntalSppls
ApparelShoes&Rel
RetailDrugStores
ConsumerProdMisc
BldgWoodPrds
MetalPrdsFstners
Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip
ApprelClthingMfg
CmptrIntgrtdSyst
CommlSvcsLeasing
Fincecnsmer/CmlLns
Oil&GasIntlIntegra
MediaBooks
ElecSmicondctrMfg
LeisreMvies&Rel
Aerospace/Defense
Paper&PaperProduc
ChemicalsBasic
FoodDairyProducts
RtailWhlsleOffcSup
Oil&GasRfing/Mkt
FuneralSvcs&Rel
TransportationRail
RetailLeisurePrds
RetailCnsmrElec
InternetIsp
Auto/TrckRplcPrts
ComptrDataStrge
InternetECommerce
RetailMisc
BanksForeign
RealEstateOprtions
RtailClthing/Shoe
CommlSvcsStffng
ElecMiscProducts
BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv
ElctriclEquipmnt
LeisureServices
MetalProc&Fabrica
..
..
73
79
..
82
..
85
88
78
81
..
77
59
76
76
..
72
65
..
..
70
83
79
..
..
77
72
80
..
..
..
..
76
65
75
71
79
80
..
72
43
..
55
80
..
..
73
..
76
..
..
..
..
75
82
..
79
55
62
..
..
..
74
55
63
36.4 +3.2
30.3 +0.9
21.8 +2.0
41.5 +3.1
29.7 +2.3
50.1 +2.2
40.9 +4.1
53.7 +2.4
39.3 +2.0
49.0 +3.5
32.3 +3.0
47.0 +4.9
32.9 0.5
46.2 +4.0
67.4 +2.7
40.8 +4.6
55.8 +3.2
38.4 +3.2
34.2 +2.3
42.7 +6.3
46.3 +2.7
41.4 +5.0
38.4 +2.2
48.5 +4.6
59.8 +1.7
40.2 +2.8
53.7 +3.4
37.1 +3.0
39.3 +2.6
9.9+3.7
54.8 +4.3
38.2 +4.6
36.0 +1.8
50.9 +0.8
44.2 +4.0
45.7 +2.7
42.7 +5.4
51.5 +6.6
44.9 +2.2
47.3 +2.0
53.7 +3.2
41.8 +3.1
40.2 +3.5
54.1 +4.0
39.6 +4.9
38.1 +2.8
34.6 +2.6
56.3 +2.0
40.3 +2.2
19.7 +2.7
60.1 +3.0
54.4 +3.3
46.6 +1.7
56.9 +3.2
54.8 +3.2
49.9 +2.9
61.4 +4.4
55.3 +1.4
40.9 +2.1
47.8 +3.0
44.7 +4.0
57.5 +2.7
59.5 +2.0
49.6 +3.5
64.9 +2.9
49.2 +4.4
133 116 117 39

134 138 140 102
135 160 116 185
136 113 137 149
137 131 118 166
138 150 97 19
139 109 95 105
140 137 139 79
141 124 138 165
142 155 135 70
143 130 83 114
144 143 156 11
145 126 145 186
146 141 153 78
147 140 123 180
148 122 112 36
149 151 141 95
150 149 150 21
151 145 124 57
152 161 127 167
153 168 170 44
154 120 70 123
155 154 151 96
156 147 148 74
157 180 168 26
158 136 130 171
159 163 161 40
160 117 67 14
161 176 183 190
162 153 155 162
163 139 152 100
164 171 179 92
165 158 147 135
166 162 160 125
167 127 107 69
168 172 178 6
169 183 189 17
170 165 172 62
171 177 180 151
172 179 187 13
173 173 186 179
174 170 162 191
175 178 167 90
176 191 194 183
177 166 164 30
178 181 181 84
179 169 174 38
180 182 192 45
181 164 120 168
182 167 157 1
183 184 176 153
184 192 184 195
185 190 193 8
186 193 195 3
187 186 173 7
188 187 188 81
189 188 191 2
190 185 182 5
191 123 154 194
192 142 169 120
193 194 190 10
194 189 185 4
195 196 196 77
196 195 171 181
197 197 197 170
Subgroup%Chg Daily
Comp. Since %
|Rating | Jan1 |Chg
AgriculturalOprtions
FincPblInvFdFn
RealEstateDevlpmt
Rtail/Whlslecmp/Cll
OfficeEqp&Autom
Oil&GasIntlExplPr
ComptrPrphrlEqp
FinancPblInvFdeqt
MediaDiversified
MediaPeriodicals
ElecScntific/Msrng
MchnryGenIndstrl
LeisureProducts
ElecSemicndctrEqp
AutoManufacturers
CompterSftwrDsgn
BldgPaint&Allied
TrnsprttionEqpMfg
CmptrSftwrEdu
HoushldCnsmerElc
MachnryTools&Re
InternetSoftware
ComlSvcsAdvrtsng
IntrnetNtwrkSltns
MachineryFarm
RetailMailOrder&Di
ElecCmpnent/Cntr
Oil&GasUSRoyalty
LeisureHotels&Mot
BanksMoneyCntr
ComptrManufctrs
ElecPrtsDistribtrs
ComptrSftwrDsktp
CommlSvcsPrntng
ElecContractMfg
ChemicalsFertilizers
MchinryCnstr/Mng
Oil&GasUSIntgrt
InsrnceDivrsified
Oil&GasCdnIntgrt
RetailDprtmntStrs
HousehldHousewrs
MchnryMtlHdlg
SteelSpcltyAlloys
MedcalHospitals
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Groups Highest % Of Top 10 Fidelity Industry Market Indexes list sorted by % gain in last 3 months. (: on left, top 4
indexes since Jan. 1 on right, top 4 indexes yesterday.)
Stocks At New High Funds Since Jan. 1
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Metal ProductsFastners
Pollution ContrlEquip
Trucks & PartsHeavy D
FinanceMrtg&Rel Service
Computer SoftwareMedical
UtilityGas Dstribution
TransportationAirline
InsuranceLife
Comml ServicesSchools
TelecomWirless Services
33%
10%
10%
9%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
2%
1. Biotechnlgy
2. Consumestpl
3. Gold
4. Pharm
5. Med Eq & Sys
6. Const & Hse
7. Transportatn
8. Leisure
9. Retailing
10. Envrmt Svcs
12%
23%
23%
23%
25%
28%
29%
30%
30%
32%
Todays general market highlights:

The Dow industrials, NYSE composite
and S&P 500 all jumped back above their
50-day moving averages Tuesday. That
line has provided resistance for several
months. Watch to see if the indexes can finally move further above that level.
Since
Jan 1
22.40%
24.83%
22.95%
31.68%
19.77%
34.65%
35.30%
29.13%
43.01%
39.34%
41.79%
24.77%
41.53%
38.91%
33.99%
38.87%
39.28%
36.98%
52.63%
56.55%
60.72%
54.76%
47.53%
3 Month
% Change Index
: 2.91%
11.37%
: 14.97%
15.08%
: 16.64%
20.11%
20.47%
22.16%
23.15%
23.53%
24.73%
: 25.51%
25.87%
26.42%
27.68%
27.87%
28.55%
28.96%
32.05%
34.49%
36.01%
37.58%
37.97%
Gold Index
Defensive Index
Senior Growth Index
Dow Jones Utility
Consumer Index
Dow Jones Industrials
U.S. Defense Index
Medical/Healthcare
Amex Composite
S&P 500
N.Y.S.E. Composite
Dow Jones Trans
Nasdaq OTC Comp
HighTech Index
S&P 600
S&P Midcap 400
Value Line Index
Russell 2000
Insurance Index
IBD New America Index
New Issues Index
N.Y.S.E. Finance
Bank Index
Value
Yesterdays
Change % Change
82.37 1.01
986.45 +16.32
433.80 + 9.13
363.83 + 5.25
657.87 +15.14
8668.39 +184.46
598.73 +22.18
3226.92 +60.77
1373.27 +19.32
890.64 +21.22
5670.00 +135.36
3438.64 +103.97
1550.70 +40.38
293.33 + 8.45
260.84 + 9.32
524.62 +17.18
1363.41 +44.34
482.77 +16.62
328.73 +15.56
175.22 + 5.25
240.71 + 5.98
3755.61 +115.00
378.72 +16.91
1.21%
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+3.12%
+2.67%
+2.97%
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+3.39%
+3.36%
+3.57%
+4.97%:
+3.09%
+2.55%
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+4.67%:
SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
IBD INDUSTRY THEMES
NYSE & NASDAQ
THE LONG-TERM INVESTOR
BY JOANNE VON ALROTH
BY ALAN R. ELLIOTT
BY KEN HOOVER
While much of Wall Street remains

mired in chaos as the year closes, regional banks are holding on.
As of Tuesdays edition, the BanksNortheast group ranked No. 5 of 197
industries. Banks-Southeast, BanksWest/Southwest and Banks-Midwest were all in the top 15.
But that could change. Analysts
warn that regional banks will likely
see lower Q4 results because theyll
have to cover increasing loan losses.
Some banks will also have to take
charges to ward off future losses,
Friedman Billings Ramsey analyst
Paul Miller said in a report.
Though Miller cut his estimates
on eight banks, some are acting well.
In the Northeast group, for instance, Benjamin Franklin BancorpBFBC broke out of an erratic cup
with a deep handle Tuesday, clearing a 14.41 buy point.
In the Southeast group, Pinnacle
Financial PartnersPNFP is trying to
form the right side of a base after rebounding off its 10-week moving average.Home BancsharesHOMB isfinding support at both its 10- and
40-week lines.
In the Southwest group, First Financial BanksharesFFIN is moving
north as it finds support atop the
10-week. Former IBD 100 stock
Southside BancsharesSBSI recently
regained both its 10- and 40-week
lines as it trades sideways.
In the Midwest group, UMB FinancialUMBF is hovering between its
10- and 40-week lines.
Most of the high-rated banks are
thinly traded, however.
Its possible the strong regionals
will continue to survive and even
thrive, depending on management,
analysts say. But earnings releases
in the coming weeks could make for
unpleasant surprises.
Financial-sector stocks stepped in

toboost markets late in the day, driving indexes to finish at the sessions
highs.
The Nasdaq led throughout the
day, ending 2.7% higher. The NYSE
composite and S&P 500 each posted a 2.4% win, while the Dow industrials rose 2.2%.
Volume rose on both exchanges,
compared with Mondays light trading action.
Axsys TechnologiesAXYS gapped
up and jumped 4.35 to 51.08 in
slightly above-average trading. The
maker of optical devices and cameras, primarily for defense applications, is attempting to turn the corner after a three-week dive. Morgan Joseph upgraded shares to buy
from hold.
California Water ServiceCWT advanced 2.15 to 45.87, grabbing back
Mondayslosses thatfollowed an analyst downgrade. Shares are entering a third week of tight trading.
SyngentaSYT, a maker of crop-protection products, rose 1.20 to 38.52.
The stock climbed Monday in
above-average volume as well.
Marine and aircraft fuels distributor World Fuel ServicesINT gained
2.67 to 38.46. The company is on
pace for its fourth-straight up week,
and its Relative Strength line is at a
new high.
AirgasARG expanded 2 to 39.68.
The distributor of industrial and
medical gases is pressing higher in a
fourth week of gains, climbing up
from a three-month correction.
Tower GroupTWGP popped 1.56 to
26.06, breaking just above a 26.04
buy point on a cup-with-handle
base started in September. Volume
swelled to twice its usual pace.
Northwest PipeNWPX reversed out
of early losses and bolted 2.58 to
43.39 on nearly seven times its average volume. That marked a second
straight day of big-volume gains for
the small-cap pipe maker.
Medco Health SolutionsMHS is a

pharmacy benefits manager that
was once part of MerckMRK. The
drug giant spun it off in 2003, and
Medco and its stock have done pretty well since.
PBMs, as theyre called, work to
hold down the cost of prescription
drugs.
Medcos clients include Blue
Cross and Blue Shield plans, managed care organizations, insurance
carriers, employers and others. Its
not a household name, but it claims
one-third of the Fortune 500 companies as clients and provides services for one in every five Americans.
It has a nationwide work force of
20,000, including 2,400 pharmacists and 500 nurses.
Its mail-order business generated
more than $17.5 billion in 2007 net
revenues and is the largest pharmacy operation in the U.S. It also processed 24 million prescription orders through its Web site.
Regardless of the economy, patients need their drugs, so its a business that doesnt particularly ride
the ups and downs of the business
cycle. Its industry is dominated by a
few big players.
It has a five-year Earnings Stability Rating of 6 on a scale of 1 (calm) to
99 (volatile). The stock is 21% off its
high, about half the decline suffered
by major market indexes.
In the latest quarter, the company
earned 63 cents a share, a 43% increase from the year-ago quarter.
Revenue was up 15%, which is better than the single-digit increases of
2007.
Analysts tracked by Thomson Reutersforecast2008earnings at$2.32 a
share, a 27% rise from the prior year.
In 2009, they see earnings of $2.73 a
share, an 18% rise. Several top
growthmutual funds ownshares.
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Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
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Cmp EPS Rel Acc
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31.01 +1.23 28.50 56
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24 2 28 D C+27.0 Emeritus
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1. MEDICAL
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99 98 86 A C+77.4 Celgene
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40 1 82 E D66.9 AMAGPhrm AMAG 35.93 +2.36 64 303 ..o 85 63 70 A C+42.8 ForestLabs FRX 25.20
76 76 53 B C 38.1 Abaxis
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25 1 37 D E 23.3 Affymax
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52 37 53 E C 18.0 Amicusn
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IPCM 15.25
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69 74 41 D C+15.6 IderaPhm IDRA 7.66
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Brinks Clears Its
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Brinks Home Security Holdings
CFL
, which went public in November, has cleared its first base, a
short cup with handle.
Brinks is extended about 9% past
its 20.17 buy point, so its best to
wait for the stock to set up in a new
buying range.
One of the largest home security
firms in North America, Brinks
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in the U.S. and Canada.
The firms third-quarter earnings
vaulted 67% thanks to a rise in its
subscriber base. That was a sharp
improvement over EPS gains of 0%
to 29% in the seven previous periods.
Analysts see fourth-quarter EPS
climbing 58%, 9 percentage points
lower than originally forecast.
Earnings are expected to soar
69% for 2008. Joanne von Alroth
BRINKS HOME SEC HLDGS (CFL) Group 6 $21.95 GREATBATCH INC (GB)
Group 32
o$25.85 SOUTH JERSEY INDUSTRIES (SJI) Group 20 $39.16 AUTOZONE INC (AZO)
Group 18
o$137.25 CALIFORNIA WATER SVC GRP (CWT) Group 13 $45.87
96 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 97 ROE 11% 45.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 59 EPS RS 98 ROE 10% 22.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 95 ROE 13% 29.4M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 96 ROE 203% 55.7M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 81 EPS RS 97 ROE 8% 19.5M Shares
INSTALLS AND MONITORS SECURITY ALARM SYSTEMS FOR RESIDENTIAL
AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IN ALL 50 STATES AND CANADA.
DEVELOPS ELECTRICAL AND POWER SOURCES FOR IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL

DEVICES SUCH AS PACEMAKERS AND NEUROSTIMULATORS.
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL GAS TO

335,663 CUSTOMERS IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY.
OPERATES 4,092 RETAIL AUTO PARTS STORES NATIONWIDE AND 148 STORES
IN MEXICO OFFERING AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.
ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION, PURCHASE, STORAGE, TREATMENT, DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF WATER IN CA, WA, NM AND HI.
+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 590,600 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +67%5 Prior Qtr +11%6 Last Qtr Sales +9%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Last Qtr Eps +52%5 Prior Qtr -29%5 Last Qtr Sales +72%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/25
R&D 14%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/28
+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 1,443,800 Debt 980%

0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/26
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/27
Acc/Dis
Sup/Demand 74
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 84
Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 59
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 89
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 75
DEVRY INC (DV)

Group 5
o$57.82 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SVCS (EMS) Group 6 $36.99 MCDONALDS CORP (MCD)
Group 40
o$61.74 NATIONAL PRESTO IND (NPK) Group 67 $74.50 EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS (EBS) Group 21 o$25.79
99 Comp. Rating 83 EPS RS 97 ROE 18% 61.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 98 ROE 15% 9.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 94 ROE 23% 1103M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 97 ROE 13% 4.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 99 ROE 15% 13.5M Shares
PROVIDES POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION TO 61,924 STUDENTS THROUGH 91
LOCATIONS IN 26 STATES IN THE U.S. AND ONE IN CANADA.
PROVIDES AMBULANCE, OUTSOURCED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT STAFFING,

AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE U.S.
OPERATES 6,690 AND FRANCHISES/LICENSES 24,799 MCDONALD'S FAST

FOOD RESTAURANTS WORLDWIDE.
MARKETS HOUSEWARES, SMALL APPLIANCES, DIAPERS, PRECISION MECHANICAL ASSEMBLIES AND MILITARY CARTRIDGE CASES.
DEVELOPS IMMUNOBIOTIC VACCINES AGAINST BIOLOGICAL AGENTS THAT

ARE POTENTIAL WEAPONS OF BIOTERRORISM AND BIOWARFARE

13 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/24
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/12

11 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/28

7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/5
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/7
R&D 29%
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 79
Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 57
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 68
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 51
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 88
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
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2,500 LEADING STOCKS

52-wk
Dividend
Close
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price

90 89 66 C B 29.5 GeoGroup
GEO 17.40
44 8 76 C E 37.4 GeoEye
GEOY 18.49
99 91 97 A A 37.1 HMSHld
HMSY 31.06
82 58 81 C B+25.3 HlthcrSv 4.1 HCSG 15.71
55 71 54 B C+38.0 HeidrkS 2.6 r HSII 20.38
83 45 65 B B+43.0 HewittAs HEW 27.44
98 65 94 B B+83.4 HuronCon HURN 57.10
80 8 97 B B 28.2 ICFIntl
ICFI 23.94
75 87 51 A D71.6 IHSIncA
IHS 35.99
80 74 62 A D+25.5 IMSHlth .8 RX 14.79
87 89 52 A B50.1 Infosys 1.3 INFY 24.45
42 74 30 E D 22.3 IntegElec
IESC 8.60
89 72 83 B B+33.4 IntrDat 3.3 IDC 23.90
88 87 65 A B130 IBM
2.4 r IBM 83.55
57 70 28 B C 35.9 inVentiv
VTIV 11.08
76 58 79 C D37.5 IronMountn IRM 22.49
41 41 51 D B 23.2 KellySv 4.3 KELYA 12.44
55 59 49 B B 20.5 KornFerry
KFY 11.06
49 45 23 D C 18.8 L1Ident
ID 6.32
13 34 15 D B48.5 LamarAd LAMR 12.30
96 67 97 A B+73.5 Landauer 2.9 LDR 71.82
73 63 61 E A18.0 MYRGrp MYRG 10.00
25 50 3 D E 40.6 MacquarI 25 MIC 3.08
59 83 52 B D70.7 Manpwr 2.3 MAN 32.71
97 89 94 B B62.1 7Mantech MANT 53.44
96 61 88 B B+39.8 Maximus 1.4 MMS 34.90
76 77 41 B C+52.7 MineSfAp 4.1 MSA 23.59
42 44 40 B D+46.4 Moodys 2.0 MCO 20.07
73 91 37 A D+79.3 Morngstr MORN . 34.76
57 66 48 B D+27.8 MultiCo 1.3 LABL 14.98
98 89 98 B B+30.3 7NCIInc
NCIT 29.04
85 74 82 C D+22.8 NavigCons
NCI 15.56
57 80 48 B D50.2 Omnicom 2.3 OMC 26.32
86 68 70 A C+37.5 Paychx 4.8 PAYX 25.79
86 81 79 C B 18.8 PerotSysA r PER 13.15
95 89 78 A C+57.5 PrePdLegl
PPD 36.63
88 77 74 B B+36.5 RepbSvc 3.2 r RSG 23.73
87 79 71 B C+25.3 ResConn
RECN 15.64
71 76 74 B D 28.7 RobrtHlf 2.2 r RHI 20.00
96 75 91 B B 22.5 Rollins 1.4 ROL 17.67
92 71 90 B D21.9 SAIC
SAI 19.33
88 47 98 C A32.0 SIIntl
r SINT 31.92
63 59 57 C C+30.4 SRAIntl
SRX 16.23
71 95 23 A C+29.8 SatyamC 1.3 SAY 8.75
36 16 75 D B18.6 Schawk 1.1 r SGK 11.45
93 86 81 B D 24.9 7StandrdPk r STAN 18.18
99 90 92 B B39.0 7Stanley
SXE . 34.32
99 93 83 A A+40.3 Stantec
STN 23.89
97 87 87 A C 66.2 Stericycle SRCL 51.58
99 98 90 B B+22.6 SykesEnt SYKE . 19.00
93 87 74 A D39.7 Syntel 1.1 SYNT 22.82
95 95 71 A C+40.5 Team
TISI . 26.47
70 93 27 B B26.9 TeleTech
TTEC 7.67
96 61 93 B B 30.2 TetraTech TTEK 22.90
72 31 81 B C 201 ThReut 7.7 r TRIN 136.2
48 52 49 C B17.5 TrueBlue
TBI 9.05
92 91 76 B D+18.5 TylerTech r TYL 11.53
84 80 60 B B50.5 Unifirst .5 UNF 28.68
99 99 97 A B+50.2 VSE
.5 VSEC 38.99
74 74 78 C C 39.5 Viad
.6 VVI 24.78
48 74 21 A D+25.6 VsnChinan r VISN 5.05
68 98 34 A C+43.6 VistaPrt r VPRT 17.53
63 81 21 B E 20.0 WNSHldgs WNS 5.29
70 87 44 B B+65.1 WPPPlc4.4 WPPGY 29.03
87 69 87 B C 40.7 WstCnn
WCN 30.08
90 80 90 B B39.3 WsteMg 3.3 WMI 32.44
97 83 86 B B 62.0 WtsWy .6 r WW 46.88
Vol% Vol P
Chg Chg 1000 E
+.30 38 472 16
+.80 +18 412 56o
+1.26 35 223 45
+.58 37 173 25
+.58 44 125 8o
+.41 24 617 13o
+1.66 44 175 26o
+.57 +16 162 11
+.03 17 292 19k
+.19 42 1.1m 9o
+.52 59 1.2m 11
.27 61 21 22
+.62 58 103 17
+2.30 46 5.7m 9
+.23 28 242 7o
+2.66+202 3.7m 31o
+.34 32 167 10k
+.49 39 266 7
+.27 57 436 99o
+.16 46 991 55o
+1.77 26 58 29
... 26 121 58
+.22 +17 926 ..o
+.94 43 540 6o
+2.54 +3 458 21o
+.54 32 182 12
+.57 +29 315 11
+.23 14 3.2m 9o
+1.25 51 166 18
+1.00 55 27 13k
.21 24 71 25
+.49 17 578 17
+.84 47 1.9m 8o
+1.07 50 2.2m 16o
+.47 30 453 14
+.96 +33 96 7
+.51 41 1.9m 13x
+.35 52 209 11
+.86 29 1.5m 10o
+1.12 44 182 25k
+.32 45 1.3m 18o
... +33 293 25
+.68 64 242 13o
+.34 32 2.5m 6
+.30 45 61 16
+.54 29 48 17
+1.87 +1 178 25
1.23 +95 115 13
+.57 43 842 31o
+.27 21 299 12
+.39 +24 283 12o
+.82 31 132 20k
.06 53 238 6o
+1.11 24 528 22
+1.12 70 18 12
+.33 44 235 7o
+.15 16 312 20
+1.16 55 48 9k
+1.77 18 34 10
+.43 +11 164 11
.20 +31 745 9
+1.07 37 585 13
.36+187 157 5
+.73 41 133 5
+1.52 38 728 19
+1.61 12 3.8m 14o
+1.64 31 318 13
3. RETAIL
95 77 96 B B 30.2 AaronRnt .2 RNT 26.10
27 55 20 B E 82.1 AberFitc 3.2 ANF 22.21
67 94 37 A E 37.4 Aeropostl ARO . 16.31
41 48 39 B B23.8 AEagleO 4.4 r AEO 9.13
20 52 7 C C 29.2 AnnTaylor ANN 5.30
85 74 61 B B32.2 ApldInd 3.1 r AIT 19.16
87 82 84 C B44.3 BJsWhlsl
BJ 33.21
17 35 30 D D35.2 BarnsNo 7.2 BKS 13.95
96 90 97 C D 18.7 7BeaconRfg BECN 13.80
78 42 79 B B 34.7 BedBath
BBBY 25.34
60 46 55 B B53.0 BestBuy 2.0 BBY 27.75
60 82 44 C E 35.3 BigLots
BIG 14.16
64 46 63 C B34.7 BobEvn 3.2 r BOBE 19.93
39 27 33 C B23.9 Brinker 4.5 EAT 9.86
28 29 32 D B 18.4 BrwShoe 3.5 r BWS 7.97
87 94 62 A B44.6 Buckle 3.8 r BKE 21.17
96 88 78 A B45.0 BffWldWg BWLD . 24.47
97 89 83 A C+31.0 7BurgerK 1.1 BKC 22.82
86 74 73 B B 39.5 CECEntrtn
CEC 23.45
79 86 70 A D44.3 CVSCare 1.0 r CVS 28.33
67 50 69 C C 16.9 CalPizzaK r CPKI 9.92
91 66 75 B C+31.1 Caseys 1.4 CASY 21.68
66 27 85 C A+19.4 CatoCp 4.5 CTR 14.62
+.13
+.60
+.70
+.02
+.30
+.73
+.65
+.55
+.98
+.91
+1.41
+.51
+.42
+.14
+.52
+.78
+1.57
+.75
+.98
+1.10
+.51
+.36
+.82
2 735 18o
55 1.9m 4o
55 1.3m 7o
+4 5.1m 6o
26 1.6m 4o
56 164 8k
51 995 15o
38 603 8o
40 512 15
53 2.9m 13
50 5.0m 9o
+38 3.9m 7o
41 251 10
+60 3.9m 7
42 404 7
58 492 9
40 348 19o
59 785 16o
39 268 10o
33 8.3m 12o
47 169 13
48 438 13o
37 127 15


52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 63 71 51 A C+37.5 TJXCos 2.2 r TJX 20.04 +.30 59 3.0m 9o
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 2 3 4 E D18.0 Talbots
22 TLB 2.35 +.25 58 326 ..o
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 59 58 56 B C 59.6 Target
1.9 TGT 33.55 +1.16 58 6.2m 10o
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 19 25 34 D D38.1 TechData r TECD 17.19 +.04 48 360 7o
55 35 36 C A 24.1 Cheescake r CAKE 9.49 +.46 59 749 10o 62 83 41 A B 50.0 Tiffany 3.0 r TIF 23.03 +1.53 22 2.7m 8o
58 84 60 C D43.4 ChldrnsPl
PLCE 21.01 +1.16 73 261 9o 93 80 84 A C+38.0 7THortons 1.0 THI 27.87 +.66 40 517 17o
95 87 71 A A155 Chipotle
CMG 60.59 +3.25 +8 511 25o 95 99 71 A D34.5 TitanMchn TITN 14.33 +.84 5 278 12o
96 87 76 A B+127 ChipotleBn CMGB 54.37 +1.37 18 146 22 97 81 86 B C+47.5 TractorSupl TSCO 33.86 +.67 30 642 13o
59 64 73 C D+28.1 CitiTrnds CTRN 13.98 +.13 50 102 12o 75 94 45 B C+17.5 UltaSalon ULTA 8.06 +.36+203 735 17
59 72 59 B C 21.0 CollectBr
PSS 10.42 +.56 33 1.0m 7o 77 60 67 C C 31.9 UnitdNaturl UNFI 17.08 +.11 +58 906 15
91 91 62 C B50.5 CmpnBras 1.0 CBD 26.97 +1.23 45 239 12 70 80 63 C C+60.3 UtdStnr r USTR 32.18 +.95 46 149 7
26 53 24 C E 25.3 Conns
CONN 7.52 +.56 +70 251 4o 60 93 27 A E 38.4 UrbanOutfit URBN . 14.60 +.44 52 2.7m 11o
70 36 73 D B30.7 CoreMark r CORE 20.89 +.20 46 30 14 91 79 91 B B63.9 WalMrt 1.7 WMT 55.05 .06 45 14m 16o
75 69 69 B B75.2 Costco 1.3 r COST 51.13 +.30 65 2.3m 17o 67 63 61 B C+39.0 Walgrn 1.9 WAG 23.94 +.29 27 5.9m 11o
65 48 63 B C+38.9 CBRL 4.0 r CBRL 19.84 +.53 39 385 7o 76 23 84 D B+40.5 WeisMkt 3.6 WMK 32.48 +.85 0 66 22
WFMI 9.35 +.31 13 3.3m 9o
71 62 81 C B+20.7 DSWInc
DSW 11.86 +.34 34 249 14o 26 24 16 C D 42.5 WholeFd
95 62 88 A A 37.8 DardnRst 2.9 DRI 28.02 +.50 25 2.2m 10o 25 30 18 C C 29.8 WilSon 6.3 r WSM 7.56 +.36 23 1.9m 6o
WINN 15.49 +.70 40 264 70o
54 60 44 B C+33.9 DcksSpt
DKS 13.04 +.57 53 1.4m 10o 65 8 91 D B 19.4 WinnDix
34 14 23 B C 55.8 DineEqu
9 DIN 10.93 +1.17 67 132 10o 97 80 83 A B+41.7 YumBrd 2.5 r YUM 30.91 +1.00 40 2.8m 16o
r ZLC 3.13 .10 35 704 ..o
92 71 93 C B 36.5 Dist&Svc 3.2 DYS 24.13 +.08 +35 109 24 1 1 3 E E 42.2 Zale
ZUMZ 7.52 +.38 50 191 9o
98 82 98 B B 44.1 DollarTree DLTR . 40.83 +.13 45 1.4m 16o 38 60 23 B C+27.0 Zumiez
68 65 66 C A17.9 DressBarn DBRN 10.37 +.15 50 463 9o
4. COMP SFTWR
89 72 87 C B 89.1 EstaDlh 2.7 DEG 62.99 +.40 77 10 9 86 74 79 D B 23.2 ACIWwde ACIW 15.32 +.05 +41 474 85
32 21 34 C C+33.4 EthanAl 6.9 ETH 14.50 +.57 37 399 7k 33 32 39 B E 19.3 ActivsnBlz ATVI 8.54 .01 19 9.4m 15o
94 75 97 B C 32.5 FamlyDlr 2.0 FDO 25.51 +1.05 51 2.0m 15
53 86 34 A D46.4 AdobeSys ADBE 21.05 +.53 45 4.8m 10o
94 91 66 A E 56.5 Fastenl 1.6 r FAST 33.56 +1.22 45 1.4m 17
53 76 30 B E 55.3 AdvntSftw r ADVS 19.61 +.46 46 213 25o
15 43 36 E E 18.2 FootLckr 7.9 FL 7.57 +.18 37 2.1m 11o
26 35 19 B E 26.6 AladdinKno ALDN 6.29 +.04 6 44 7k
59 86 34 A C+43.6 Fossil
r FOSL 16.50 +1.03 59 402 7o
73 76 82 D B15.9 Freds
.8 FRED 10.27 +.50 45 327 16o 99 87 99 B B 10.1 AllscrptsM MDRX 9.84 +.26 +10 1.3m 19o
ANSS . 28.38 +.73 44 581 16o
63 94 33 A D 63.0 GameStpA GME 22.14 +.19 49 1.6m 9o 86 97 64 A C+49.9 Ansys
56 74 61 C D21.9 Gap
2.6 r GPS 13.16 +.16 61 3.9m 9o 99 82 97 A B+37.9 7Athenahltn ATHN 36.80 +.85 32 294 87o
60 88 34 A D 50.6 Autodesk ADSK 18.97 +.54 38 2.6m 8o
59 74 40 C A 38.7 Genesco
r GCO 16.91 +.83 61 242 9
98 90 86 A B 94.0 Graingr 2.1 r GWW 77.49 +2.76 49 651 12 95 91 80 A B 40.9 BMCSftwr BMC 27.18 +.84 53 1.1m 12o
99 94 93 A B 44.8 GreenMtCf GMCR . 38.90 +.52 34 326 39o 80 81 46 A B29.1 Blckbaud 3.0 BLKB 13.18 +.49 26 227 14
61 93 20 A C+45.2 Guess 2.7 r GES . 15.09 +.58 53 871 6o 71 75 58 A D45.0 Blkboard BBBB 25.96 +.92 +26 550 33o
BCSI 8.34 +.13 35 432 7o
74 90 57 A D 47.7 Gymboree GYMB 24.51 +.60 51 458 7o 55 64 28 A D 34.2 BluCoat
89 89 79 A B26.7 CAInc
.9 CA 18.28 +.56 51 3.1m 13o
14 9 33 D B16.5 HSNInc
HSNI 6.86 +.43 40 513 ..
r CERN 38.25 +.05 19 942 18o
48 12 84 E D+13.7 HavertyFurn HVT 9.41 +.49 32 121 .. 97 95 81 B D+59.8 Cerner
87 75 79 A C+25.8 CheckPtSf r CHKP 18.96 +.46 55 988 10
67 70 73 B D25.8 Hibbett
HIBB 15.18 +.47 6 565 15o
75 33 84 C B31.1 HomeDp 3.9 HD 23.11 .25 35 15m 11o 86 68 77 A C 39.0 CitrixSys r CTXS 23.46 +.13 55 1.6m 15
80 61 62 B C+27.3 InglMkt 3.9 IMKTA 17.01 +.40 55 34 7 96 73 96 B B+31.0 CmptrPr 5.4 CPSI 26.49 .42 35 110 19
62 59 72 D B+20.0 IngramMicro IM 13.06 +.26 19 1.3m 7 96 98 86 A C 50.0 ConcurTch r CNQR 32.20 +1.82 54 529 48o
r DST 37.99 +.25 +64 1.0m 10
31 47 26 C B20.4 InsightEnt NSIT 6.61 +.60 +29 575 4 62 79 47 B D 83.5 DSTSys
45 56 46 B E 34.1 DealerTrk r TRAK 11.43 +.44 50 240 12
58 62 40 C C+22.3 Interline
IBI 9.94 +.46 24 168 6
95 77 94 B B 18.3 EPIQSys
EPIQ 15.75 +.54 45 190 27
36 58 13 B B50.4 JCrew
JCG 11.56 +.35 58 794 7o
94
99 79 A D40.3 Ebix
r EBIX 22.94 +1.58 34 37 11
94 76 86 B A+30.4 JackInBox JACK 21.50 +.62 58 341 10o
96 95 59 B B+26.3 Eclipsys
ECLP 14.09 +.03 28 528 14o
40 43 70 D E 27.0 JoAnnStrs JAS 13.81 +.94 26 276 12
15 18 15 B D 59.2 ElecArts
ERTS 15.34 +.22 55 3.8m 30o
92 87 84 A B+41.7 JosABkCl JOSB 24.76 .28 49 273 8o
51 36 53 C B+33.1 FairIsa
.5 FIC 15.47 +1.01 1 512 9
58 55 71 B B56.0 Kohls
KSS 34.80 +1.04 46 3.7m 11o
50 75 27 B E 15.2 FundTech FNDT 6.32 .03 77 5 9
92 63 89 B D+31.0 Kroger 1.4 r KR 26.04 +.63 51 4.3m 13o
15 34 27 .. E 14.6 i2Tech
ITWO 5.87 +.13 38 227 7
46 65 37 C B22.2 LimitdBr 6.1 r LTD 9.90 +.40 59 2.5m 7o
97 78 87 A B+19.3 Informatca r INFA 13.76 +.40 59 445 17o
86 47 87 B B+28.5 Lowes 1.6 LOW 21.52 +.27 59 7.0m 12o
77 54 73 B B 32.0 Intuit
r INTU 23.59 +.94 49 2.2m 14o
55 94 9 A C 49.3 Lululemngn LULU . 7.47 +.18 50 375 11o
85
76
65
B B+21.0 JDASfwr
JDAS 12.57 +.27 42 197 9
98 93 89 A B18.1 7LumberLn
LL . 10.91 +.80 22 204 15
82 66 80 B C+27.5 JackHn 1.6 r JKHY 18.90 +.69 62 376 16
68 75 63 A D32.0 Luxotti 3.1 LUX 17.95 .03 29 186 11o
67 89 22 A C 24.0 KenexaCp r KNXA 7.23 +.30 80 55 5o
92 86 77 A D 54.6 MSCInds 2.3 r MSM 35.30 +1.62 45 338 11
96 95 86 A C+24.3 7LongtopFn LFT 14.72 +.34 +54 170 18
22 48 26 D B28.5 Macys 5.6 M 9.41 +.52 52 6.8m 5o
66 17 73 B B 19.0 Macrvsn MVSN 12.25 +.65 36 984 36o
97 90 94 A B 67.0 McDonal 3.2 MCD . 61.74 +1.36 51 5.7m 17o
73 72 54 B B27.7 ManhAssc MANH 15.45 +.66 50 147 10o
40 34 46 C B 28.3 MnsWh 2.1 MW 13.03 +.07 48 608 8o
98 89 89 A B 41.0 McAfee
r MFE 33.64 +.48 26 2.2m 17o
87 62 96 D C+47.6 NashFch 1.6 NAFC 44.36 +1.78 29 144 14
99 97 77 A C 23.9 MedAsst MDAS . 14.22 +.67 +14 234 39
18 54 18 B E 40.6 Nordsrm 5.2 JWN 12.29 +.79 43 4.3m 5o
69 74 57 A B36.2 Micrsft 2.7 MSFT 19.34 +.38 53 43m 10
87 77 79 B C+33.0 PFChangs PFCB 20.30 +.61 25 370 13o
39 34 34 B C 97.8 MicroStr r MSTR 36.08 +.93 56 65 9o
97 91 96 A C+65.0 PaneraBrd PNRA . 50.22 +1.05 47 511 23o
85 47 92 B B61.0 NDSGrp
NNDS 56.15 +1.40+136 172 25o
90 58 96 B D+31.1 Pantry
PTRY 20.21 +1.03 46 294 11
16 14 18 .. C+41.8 NetSuiten
N 7.98 +.43 +20 264 ..
81 85 60 B C+30.7 PapaJohns PZZA 17.81 +.46 59 122 16o
86 98 57 A B21.5 NuanceCm NUAN 9.93 +.44 60 1.3m 11o
91 73 86 C B 29.8 PeetsCof
PEET 23.25 +.71 33 97 31
95 88 88 A C+39.1 OpenText OTEX 30.60 +.77 36 345 14o
21 41 31 C D 51.4 Penney 4.3 JCP 18.69 +.85 27 4.3m 5o
78 74 87 D D 14.4 OpnetTech r OPNT 9.11 +.47 70 18 70
97 92 98 A B 19.0 PetMed
r PETS . 18.00 +1.27 33 475 19
96 88 81 A B+23.6 Oracle
ORCL 17.83 +.61 49 24m 12o
77 65 72 A B 28.9 Petsmrt .7 PETM 17.98 +.69 64 1.1m 11o
81 92 60 A B 21.5 ParmTch r PMTC 12.22 +.33 43 1.1m 9
67 57 79 C B+29.0 Pool
3.0 POOL 17.11 +.77 40 323 13o
76 34 91 C C 15.1 Pegsys 1.0 r PEGA 12.04 +.42 23 90 46x
97 74 90 A A 33.6 PricSmrt 1.6 PSMT 20.60 +1.52 56 67 16k
78 59 49 B C+23.0 PhaseFwd PFWD 12.29 +.26 21 340 15
63 58 65 B C 19.9 RadioShk 2.2 RSH 11.48 +.12 46 1.9m 6o
74 75 57 B B33.8 ProgSftw PRGS 19.02 +.41 28 190 9
65 71 35 B B43.6 RedRobin r RRGB 15.94 +.79 61 160 7
99 89 98 A B+47.9 QualtyS 2.8 QSII . 43.63 +.59 8 374 28o
25 41 29 D D+32.0 Regis
1.2 RGS 13.48 +.78 38 430 7k
97 73 84 B A18.9 QuestSoft r QSFT 12.62 +.54 33 803 14
80 63 83 C B26.0 RentACtr
RCII 16.86 +.64 63 495 8o
90 90 67 A B+24.8 RedHat
r RHT 13.17 +.18 45 1.4m 16o
85 73 82 B B30.5 RitchieB 1.7 RBA 21.75 +1.25 45 441 27 56 73 59 C D 15.3 RenscLr 3.1 r RLRN 8.94 +.32 72 11 22k
87 84 85 B C 41.6 RossSts 1.3 r ROST 29.52 +1.03 61 1.0m 12o 90 88 60 A B59.4 SAPAG 1.7 SAP 35.78 +1.57 48 1.5m 13o
86 76 72 C C+39.8 Ruddick 1.8 RDK 27.17 +1.25 41 261 13 90 88 72 A A43.4 SPSS
SPSS 25.99 +1.07 45 117 11
82 54 80 C B 35.8 Safeway 1.4 r SWY 23.29 +.99 49 2.5m 11o 99 91 98 .. A NH SXCHlth
SXCI 18.22 +.63 1 99 23
51 63 46 C B38.2 Scansrce
SCSC 18.28 +.72 36 129 9k
65 72 37 C B75.2 Salesforc
CRM 30.96 +.03 62 1.1m 99o
33 42 41 D C+35.5 SchoolSpec r SCHS 18.14 +.44 +23 264 8 91 70 81 A C+31.6 SoleraHdn SLH 22.78 +.85 62 315 16
18 34 20 E C+114 SearsHldgs r SHLD 37.45 +1.67 38 1.0m 18o 92 85 80 A C+37.0 Sybase
r SY 24.11 +.77 36 825 11
94 68 94 A B 65.0 ShrwnW 2.4 SHW 58.61 +2.38 41 1.2m 12o 82 89 62 B B22.8 Symantec SYMC . 12.99 +.36 70 4.6m 8
40 47 55 D C+18.5 ShoeCrnvl SCVL 9.50 +.04 43 38 12 84 65 76 A A26.6 Synopsys SNPS 18.19 +.41 42 932 10o
3 30 15 C E 31.6 SignetJ 2.3 SIG 8.34 .10 64 120 4 16 26 17 B E 28.0 TakeTwoIS TTWO 7.30 .18 +27 1.3m 3o
76 62 58 A B 23.3 Sonic
SONC 11.66 +.29 17 697 11
62 95 14 A C+33.3 TaleoA
TLEO 7.09 +.35 52 197 11
22 41 14 B C+41.5 Sothebys 7.1 BID 8.46 +.43 12 1.6m 4o
52 58 28 B D+41.7 UltimtStwr r ULTI 14.30 +.43 49 201 36
97 84 90 B C+28.2 SprtnStr .9 SPTN 23.10 .05 36 204 14
66 77 46 B D 42.5 Verisign
VRSN 19.17 +.24 47 1.9m 18o
37 51 34 D B+18.0 StageSt 2.7 SSI 7.34 +.40 4 418 8
67 12 85 E A18.8 VtlImgs
VTAL 13.38 +.96 49 48 ..
82 66 70 A B26.6 Staples 1.9 SPLS 17.71 +.41 45 5.4m 12o
79 91 45 A C+86.9 VMware
VMW 23.32 +1.31 62 826 24o
51 37 39 B C+21.0 Starbucks SBUX 9.36 +.33 55 6.4m 13o
65 69 36 A D41.5 Vocus
VOCS . 17.02 +1.05 77 67 24
47 50 30 D B38.0 Suprvalu 5.1 r SVU 13.53 +.85 +2 2.9m 4
5. CONSUMER
87 54 84 B C+28.5 Susser
SUSS 12.94 +.28 54 19 20
60 85 32 C D 27.3 Synnex
SNX 11.30 +.53 +13 277 4k 84 61 85 B D+29.4 AlbertoC 1.1 ACV 24.10 +.24 32 621 19o
81 68 69 B C+35.0 Sysco 4.2 r SYY 22.69 +.17 31 3.4m 12x 11 16 23 D D21.8 AmerGrt 6.9 r AM 6.94 +.54 +17 674 6o
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SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Gilead Sciences Less Was More Lots Of Broken

China Stocks
Nearing Finish For Dividend
Of Its Pattern Stocks In 2008 After Bear Raid
THE BASE READER
THE INCOME INVESTOR
INTERNATIONAL LEADERS
BY PATRICK CAIN
BY PAUL WHITFIELD
BY DONALD H. GOLD
Gilead SciencesGILD is working

through hurdles as the stocks cupshaped base nears completion.
The biotech company started the
cup-shaped base in mid-August
and corrected 38%. In December,
Gilead rose past both its 40-week
and 10-week moving averages.
Good bases typically break out after
theyve regained those important
lines.
Gilead also passed what appeared
to be a handle in December, but that
handle was dangerously low. Also,
there was no volume as the stock
cleared that level, so it should not be
regarded as a proper buy point.
Volume has dried up significantly
since mid-November. The average
weekly volume is now 27% lower
than it was then. Even with that, the
stock has failed to see above-average volume in two months.
So far in the base, there are three
more weeks of accumulation than
distribution, which is positive.
Gilead has formed many bases in
the past two years, though none has
resulted in dramatic gains. This
may be because the stock has been
in a general upward trend since the
mid-1990s.
Thats a huge advance, suggesting
the stock has become exhausted.
Still, the stock today is in a firststage base because a bear market resets all base counts.
The best dividend stocks of 2008

hold a lesson: Dont let the dividendssize alone defineyour choice.
With a couple of trading days left
in 2008, we ran a screen to find the
best income plays of the year.
The criteria duplicated a quality
strategy: no thinly traded stocks, no
low-priced stocks and no stocks
with a record of unstable earnings.
The screen allowed an exception:
gold stocks, even though their dividendyields are tiny. Why the exception? Because many advisers say a
conservative strategy should include exposure to gold. Even so, the
screen required that the gold stocks
have a stable earnings history.
Here are the top five performers:
Royal GoldRGLD is up 57% year to
date. The Denver-based company
is not a mining company but a royalty company. A royalty is a right to receive a percentage of production
from a mine. The dividend yield is
0.7%. The five-year EPS Stability
Rating is 11.
Quality SystemsQSII is up 44%.
The maker of medical records software has a dividend yield of 2.7%.
The Stability Rating is 8.
Compass MineralsCMP is up 38%.
The salt and specialty fertilizer producers dividend yield is 2.4%. The
Stability Rating is 21.
Sociedad Quimica y MineraSQM is
up 36%. The Chilean fertilizer producers dividend yield is 2.5%. The
Stability Rating is 14.
Anheuser-Busch, now AnheuserBusch InBev, gained 34%, thanks
to a buyout by Belgian brewer
InBev. When the beer maker was
covered in March in this column,
the dividend yield was 2.8% and the
Stability Rating was 6. It no longer
trades in the U.S.
The lesson here is in the dividend
yields. All five yields are or were
less than 3%.
Investors who insist on big yields
wouldve missed the big gainers.
In China, as wed expect from U.S.

experience, some of the hottest
names got hit the hardest in the
12-month rout.
There must be bargains out there.
But be careful. There are swamplands in Florida that you can get at
bargain prices.
True, if this is a new bull market,
lots of slates are wiped clean. All
bases are first-stage affairs. And
bases that would be considered too
deep at any other time may be forgiven after a nasty bear trend.
But there are limits. And, just as
with U.S. stocks (and, after all,
were discussing U.S.-listed ADRs),
youre probably best off limiting
your candidates to those with no
more than a 50% or 60% correction.
That would disqualify some
names that have been featured here
in the past few months.
Search engine Baidu.comBIDU
crashed 74% from mid-May to midDecember. Chemicals maker
ShengdatechSDTH turns a nice profit,
but the stock crashed 83%.
Outsourcing firm VanceInfo
TechnologiesVIT showed lots of
promise. But the one-year-old
stocks only breakout ended in a
nasty reversal. VanceInfo lost 69%.
China Information Security
TechnologyCPBY, a provider of techbased security products, had a lot
going for it: double- and triple-digit
sales and earnings growth, strong
margins and return on equity. It
was a new issue, too.
But the stock has done nothing but
fall since its Nasdaq debut. CIST fell
69%, peak to trough. Whats more,
its a thin, low-priced stock.
What do Baidu, Shengdatech,
VanceInfo and CIST have in common? Each has an EPS Rating of 99,
the best possible.
Internet portal Sohu.comSOHU (EPS
Rating of 91) is a borderline case: It
sank 63% from its June 5 top. But it
seems to be trying to form a base.
GILEAD SCIENCES INC (GILD) Group 21 o$51.33

99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 94 ROE 66% 892.3M Shares
DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF VIRAL, FUNGAL,
RESPIRATORY AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES.

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 14%
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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
6 6 666 High
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NASDAQ STOCKS IN THE NEWS
INVESTORS.COM
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Cogents Tumble
Could Be Opportunity
COGENT INC (COGT)

Group 6
o$13.40 GILEAD SCIENCES INC (GILD) Group 21 o$51.33 AEROVIRONMENT INC (AVAV) Group 33 o$35.41 AMERICAN SCIENCE & ENG (ASEI) Group 6 o$70.82 LIFE PARTNERS HOLDINGS (LPHI) Group 3 $40.53
PROVIDES AUTOMATED FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS TO GOVERNMENTS, LAW ENFORCEMENT AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
-18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 29 Avg. Daily Vol 926,300 Debt 0%

When CogentCOGT broke out of a base 1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
on Nov. 26, its 12.48 buy point en- Eps Due 2/26
ticed a good volume surge. The R&D 10%
stock rose 15% over the next three

weeks, but the ensuing retreat virtually assured that the original longs
were stopped out.
That decline, however, proved to
be a successful test of Cogents
10-week moving average.
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.
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 67
PROVIDES IN-HOME NURSING SERVICES AND PERSONAL CUSTODIAL CARE

FOR RECUPERATING AND DISABLED PATIENTS.
bad sign. But the stock that day

staged a solid upside reversal.
Cogent has since been rising in soft
trade. Its already in buying range,
but you might want to see some
strong upside volume before jumping in. Donald H. Gold
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 95

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P

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13. FINANCE
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MANUFACTURES SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS USED FOR INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE.
MANUFACTURES X-RAY INSPECTION SYSTEMS USED FOR SECURITY APPLICATIONS BY HOMELAND SECURITY AND PORT AUTHORITIES.
BROKERS SERVICES FACILITATING VIATICAL AND LIFE SETTLEMENT TRANSACTIONS WORLDWIDE.

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 14%

2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/3
R&D 7%
-17% Ann. EPS Gro PE 36 Avg. Daily Vol 143,200 Debt 6%

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/11
R&D 7%

8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/14
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 85
ALMOST FAMILY INC (AFAM) Group 16 o$44.95 ATHENAHEALTH INC (ATHN)

Group 2
o$36.80 GREEN MTN COFFEE ROASTRS (GMCR) Group 15 o$38.90 SOUTHSIDE BANCSHARES INC (SBSI) Group 11 $22.20 V S E CORP (VSEC)
Group 23
$38.99
The provider of fingerprint sys- Last Qtr Eps +63%5 Prior Qtr +43%5 Last Qtr Sales +84%
tems to law enforcement agencies 14 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
made that test in high volume a Eps Due 3/10
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CMEGrp 2.3 r CME 200.2+16.44 +23 1.9m 11o
Calamos 3.5 CLMS 6.31 +.64 48 147 5
CaptlOne 4.9 r COF 30.86 +1.55 67 2.9m 6
CashAmer .5 CSH . 25.73 +.76 +31 556 8
CassInfo 1.7 CASS 30.32 +.07 +63 26 15
CohenStr 3.8 CNS 10.51 +.60 39 178 8k
CreditAcc CACC 14.37 +.35 32 16 5
CrdSuis 5.6 CS 27.52 +.80 15 988 ..o
Cybrsrce r CYBS . 11.59 +.65 27 789 18
DollarFin r DLLR 10.07 +.46 66 95 4
DuffPhlpn
DUF 18.51 +.75 33 72 30
EatnVan 3.1 EV 19.90 +1.40 36 864 11
ElctrRnt 5.5 ELRC 10.95 +.29 42 71 15
Equifax .6 r EFX 26.04 +1.05 8 1.0m 10
EuronetWW EEFT 11.15 +.31 37 300 8
Evercore 3.9 EVR 12.43 .77 +14 156 42
EzcorpClA EZPW . 14.81 +.56+105 1.2m 12
FCStonen r FCSX 3.53 .22 +2 854 2
FedInvs
5.7 FII 16.82 +.68 32 1.1m 7
FidNInfo 1.3 r FIS 15.86 +.14 45 1.1m 10
FinlFedl 2.6 FIF 22.68 +.59 45 160 11
FstCshFinl r FCFS 18.00
... 19 195 16
Fiserv
r FISV 35.63 +1.08 57 1.0m 11
FrankRes 1.3 r BEN 63.41 +3.92 33 1.2m 9
GATX 3.6 r GMT 29.99 +1.41 27 482 8
GAMCO
.5 GBL 26.18 .26+154 212 12
GldstnC 21 GLAD 7.82 +.49 19 118 5
GloblPay .2 GPN . 33.00 +.48 25 568 15
Greenhi 2.6 r GHL 68.11 +.40 13 251 29o
HrtldPay 2.2 HPY 16.55 +.06 9 252 15
IntrctBrkn r IBKR 17.09 +1.03 55 316 7
IntcntlEx
ICE 80.10 +3.73 40 1.3m 17o
IntlAsst
IAAC 8.40 .15 5 40 2
Invesco 3.8 r IVZ 13.86 +1.00 55 1.8m 8
InvTech
ITG 22.08 +1.10 44 298 8o
JacksnHw 4.6 JTX 15.51 +.17 52 158 12
JanusCap .5 JNS 7.63 +.49 61 1.5m 6
JeffrsGp
r JEF 13.80 +1.04 7 1.4m ..
KBWInc
KBW 22.94 +1.23 71 78 ..
KaynAEn 25 KED 6.55 .17+130 168 ..
KnightCap NITE 15.72 +.58 71 492 10
LazardL 1.4 LAZ 28.54 +1.91 41 592 12
LeggMs 4.5 LM 21.28 +1.37 62 1.6m 4o
LenderPS 1.4 LPS 29.01 +1.17 22 670 11
M&FWorld r MFW 14.07 +.20 32 82 4
MSCIIncn
MXB 16.96 .07 39 385 22
MVCCap 4.4 MVC 10.91 +.40 0 118 90
MastrCd .4 MA 139.1 .25 53 1.8m 17o
McGthR 4.0 r MGRC 20.09 +.98 +12 125 11
MerrlLyn 12 MER 11.27 +.20 56 15m ..
Metavnten MV 16.01 +.61 10 366 11
MobileMini MINI 14.25 +.68 42 136 9
NGPCap 20 NGPC 7.85 +.20 +35 211 8
NYSEEur 4.6 r NYX 25.96 +1.93 39 3.2m 8o
NasdaqOMX NDAQ 23.64 +1.20 64 1.5m 12o
NatlFinP
NFP 3.00 +1.04+230 2.9m 1o
Nelnet
NNI 13.37 +.52 +12 250 8
Net1UEPS UEPS 13.43 +.33 57 251 8
Nomura 3.6 NMR 8.28 +.22 31 435 ..
OppenHl 3.6 OPY 12.06 +.84 27 37 6
Orix
4.1 IX 28.10 +.09 6 66 4
PensonW PNSN 7.04 +.33 59 132 5
PROVIDES BILLING, COLLECTIONS AND MEDICAL RECORD MANAGEMENT

SOFTWARE FOR PHYSICIAN PRACTICES.
DISTRIBUTES COFFEES AND TEAS, SINGLE CUP BREWERS AND SINGLE CUP
PORTION PACKS TO SUPERMARKETS, FOOD STORES AND OTHER.
HOLDING CO FOR SOUTHSIDE BANK AND FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK

OPERATING THROUGH 44 OFFICES IN 9 EAST TEXAS COUNTIES.
PROVIDES ENGINEERING, DEVELOPMENT, TESTING, LOGISTICS AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES PRIMARILY TO THE U.S. MILITARY
... Ann. EPS Gro PE 88 Avg. Daily Vol 434,400 Debt 1%

Last Qtr Eps +100%6 Prior Qtr+1000%5 Last Qtr Sales +35%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/5
R&D 7%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/31
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/1

9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/21
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 75


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Vol% Vol P
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 96 92 83 A B+30.4 CovantaH r CVA 22.73 +.32 38 769 19
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 61 90 42 A E 64.3 CrosTim 10 CRT 28.00 .05 62 13 6
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Vol% Vol P 11 31 1 C E 38.2 Crosstex 49 XTXI 2.59 +.10 27 557 3
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 8 16 3 C E 34.5 Crosstx 55 XTEX 3.63 +.02 19 277 ..
70 23 92 E B 49.4 PiperJaff
r PJC 39.40 +2.89 21 220 .. 20 15 17 C C+46.1 DCPMidP 27 DPM 8.72 .44 2 207 ..
82 66 69 A B52.7 PortRec
PRAA 32.51 +1.62 49 91 11o 30 86 11 A E 80.0 DawsnGeo DWSN 16.59 +.68 17 123 3o
62 65 45 B C 70.2 PrceTR 2.9 r TROW 33.42 +2.14 53 1.9m 13o 53 98 23 A E 40.3 DenbryRes DNR 10.54 +.73 33 2.6m 6o
51 59 38 C D38.3 RaymJam 2.7 r RJF 16.50 +.20 3 2.0m 8 76 92 55 A C 127 DevnEngy 1.0 DVN 65.49 .06 35 4.1m 6o
80 96 63 A D26.4 RiskMetn RMG 14.31 +.21 36 174 30 62 98 31 A D 147 DiamndOf .8 DO 60.07 +.60 45 1.4m 6o
53 77 47 C C+76.6 Ryder
2.5 R 36.93 +1.77 19 1.0m 8o 67 67 72 A E 27.5 DomRsBW 21 DOM 16.66 +.36 31 18 5
61 58 47 B B32.5 SEI
1.0 r SEIC 15.28 +.84 23 852 11 70 92 55 A E 36.5 DorchMn 24 DMLP 15.38 .14+109 175 6o
96 86 96 C A22.5 SWSGrp 2.0 r SWS 18.16 +1.16 +68 384 14o 58 98 31 B E 42.5 DresserR r DRC 17.01 +.64 47 433 9
r DRQ 19.54 +.56 61 252 7o
83 83 55 A D+28.8 Schwb 1.5 r SCHW 15.50 +.49 61 5.4m 14 36 85 20 A E 65.4 DrilQuip
69 82 39 A D+86.6 StateStr 2.6 STT 37.56 +1.78 33 3.8m 6x 70 66 68 C B 23.7 DuncanE 12 DEP 13.35 +.13 23 69 11
.8 EOG 65.82 .32 44 2.5m 8o
98 72 96 A B 60.6 StifelFin
SF 45.40 +2.98 3 357 17o 70 96 53 A D144 EOGRes
14 19 20 D C 138 StdntLn 14 STU 39.82 +5.42 1 50 11k 38 51 37 C D+34.5 EVEngy 22 EVEP 13.18 +1.18 +18 159 10
47 75 25 B E 25.4 TNSInc
TNS 9.01 +.36 45 135 6 89 99 70 A E 27.9 Ecopetr 2.5 EC 18.50 +.66 73 9 6
76 93 49 A D28.4 TALIntl 11 TAL 13.98 +2.02 +26 162 6 90 85 72 A B25.7 ElPasoP 8.0 EPB 15.09 .26 21 187 13
EEQ 23.10 .12 +53 120 11
69 66 57 B B29.5 TotalSys 2.0 TSS 13.94 +.27 22 815 10 22 40 32 .. E 52.5 EnbrEM
44 70 32 C D+22.7 UtdRental
URI 8.72 +.74 40 616 3 48 65 36 B E 53.5 EnbrEner 16 EEP 24.60 +.11 3 363 7o
46 83 15 B B24.4 VeriFone
PAY 5.59 +.52 +1 1.7m 7o 76 61 75 B D 46.8 Enbridge 3.7 ENB 32.23 +.61 7 780 17
94 99 76 A B 89.8 Visan
.8 V 50.99 1.18 54 4.1m 22o 71 90 52 A D+99 Encana 3.5 ECA 46.15 +1.76 55 2.2m 6o
66 66 29 A B38.0 WaddllR 5.3 WDR 14.47 +.83 +17 1.3m 9x 53 85 40 A D+79.6 EncoreAcq r EAC 24.54 +1.14 48 443 5o
66 75 43 A C+28.6 WstnUn .3 r WU 14.10 +.10 57 3.5m 11o 46 74 37 C D28.7 EncoreE 22 ENP 11.84 +.01 +61 127 7
87 81 46 A B 53.3 WestwdH 4.7 WHG 25.49 +1.67 +53 42 10 48 74 38 C D 83.3 EnergyCnv ENER 24.84 +1.39 49 1.5m 33o
... +10 763 9
68 82 42 A C+46.0 WrldAcptc WRLD 19.59 +1.07 51 108 5 61 75 46 A E 35.4 EngyTEq 11 ETE 16.30
63 73 22 A B35.9 WrightExp r WXS 12.59 +.86 9 418 6 85 80 73 A C+54.6 EngyTsfr 10 ETP 33.30 +.05 +1 811 9
48 86 27 A E 50.6 Enerplus 13 ERF 18.93 .05 20 1.0m 3o
14. AUTO&PARTS
89 92 69 A B85.2 ENISPA 8.9 E 47.63 +1.33 55 369 5
33 44 41 B E 28.0 ATCTech r ATAC 13.60 +1.21 +24 218 7 57 93 24 A D 83.2 EnscoInt .4 r ESV 27.55 +.28 +7 3.8m 3o
89 73 83 B C 45.5 AdvAuto .7 r AAP 33.09 +1.53 48 780 12o 73 98 48 C C 37.1 EnterpGP 10 EPE 17.27 .31 +40 379 13o
88 68 74 B B 23.1 AmerCar r CRMT . 12.56 .13 73 62 7 80 94 62 B D 32.6 EntpsPrd 10 EPD 20.00 +.01 +2 1.3m 10o
22 75 5 C E 18.1 ArvMerit 15 ARM 2.56 .14 +75 2.8m 1o 23 53 23 B D 82.9 ExterranH r EXH 20.55 +.73 44 685 6o
19 62 31 C E 62.6 Autoliv 4.0 ALV 21.00 +.47 52 542 4 31 56 28 A E 34.5 ExterrP 18 EXLP 10.00 +1.10+190 114 6
51 31 70 E C 18.7 Autonation AN 9.45 +.88 43 1.7m 8o 95 93 87 A C 96.1 ExxonMbl 2.0 XOM 78.59 +.57 52 25m 8o
96 79 96 A B 143 Autozone r AZO 137.3 +4.56 13 1.3m 13o 52 97 23 A D83.2 FMCTech
FTI 23.46 +.83 47 1.1m 8o
36 61 35 C C 56.0 BorgWrn2.3 r BWA 21.15 +.99 39 1.3m 7o 46 24 66 C D23.2 Ferllgas 13 FGP 14.47 +.18 +7 128 27o
85 82 55 A D49.3 Copart
CPRT 26.47 +.35 36 714 14o 64 74 47 A C+317 FstSolar
FSLR 135.7 .34 55 2.4m 40o
51 93 30 B D 76.0 Cummins 2.7 CMI 25.53 +1.26 55 2.0m 5o 40 89 11 A E 83.1 ForestOil
FST 16.05 +.14 51 1.1m 3o
49 62 44 B B97.9 Daimler 8.3 r DAI 38.06 +1.96 23 718 5o 9 23 10 C D89.7 FdtnCoal 1.5 r FCL 13.05 +.23 35 1.3m ..o
86 55 96 C A 14.8 Dorman
DORM 12.94 +.35 30 11 13 45 39 32 B B42.7 FrontOil 2.0 r FTO 12.30 +.67 54 1.4m 5o
29 29 36 B B19.5 Gentex 5.2 r GNTX 8.52 +.20 49 1.1m 11 61 99 38 A D88.4 GMXResrcs GMXR 24.38 +.98 77 109 12
91 68 85 B B 47.8 GenuiPrt 4.2 GPC 37.44 +1.83 22 1.2m 11o 5 16 2 D E 21.1 Geokinetic GOK 2.09 .24 +72 92 ..
21 72 10 C E 30.1 Goodyear
GT 5.60 +.18 43 3.2m 2o 42 32 75 D C 86.2 GoodrPet
GDP 29.45 +1.74 53 573 14o
28 23 27 D D+30.2 Grp1Auto 2.0 r GPI 10.23 +.23 46 327 3o 7 10 13 E D 25.5 GreenHtrn GRH 5.05 +.21 44 17 ..
50 55 56 C C+36.4 HondaM 3.2 HMC 21.29 +.56 52 784 7o 23 55 18 C C 52.6 GulfIsl 3.0 GIFI 13.40 .15 68 61 5o
45 73 39 C C+37.1 JohnsnCt 2.9 JCI 17.91 +1.15 30 3.6m 7 57 98 26 A D71.0 GlfMrk
GLF 22.55 +.57 +3 332 3
75 97 46 B C 25.0 LKQCorp
LKQX 11.38 .06 36 1.2m 14o 54 87 27 A D55.4 Hallibtn 2.0 HAL 17.73 +.25 25 14m 6o
4 18 27 D E 82.0 MagnaA 2.5 MGA 28.49 +1.74 37 762 5o 26 76 6 B E 42.8 HelixEn
HLX 6.87 +.46 64 877 2o
54 36 47 B B19.1 Midas
MDS 9.00 +.75 3 70 14 48 92 27 A E 77.2 HelmPay .9 HP 21.83 +.63 51 1.2m 5o
4 31 10 E D19.6 Modine 9 MOD 4.30 +.03 52 144 .. 72 97 39 A D+137 Hess
.7 HES 53.77 +1.52 40 3.1m 5o
95 77 98 C B 26.2 MnroM 1.0 MNRO 23.88 +.88 55 82 20k 51 56 30 A C+56.8 Holly
3.3 HOC 18.06 +.81 36 716 7o
26 74 14 .. C 79.1 Navistar
NAV 19.86 +.94 42 487 4o 44 29 44 B B47.0 HollyEn 14 HEP 21.19 +.57 57 22 13
13 21 24 C D22.0 Nissan 7.1 NSANY 7.17 +.16 53 414 3 41 80 16 A E 59.4 Hornbeck
HOS 15.50 +.30 43 355 4
98 60 95 B B+32.7 OReillyAuto ORLY 30.16 +.92 42 1.1m 18 60 81 41 A E 37.9 HugotnRy 2.2 HGT 15.76 +.76 +10 336 5o
49 69 51 B C+56.4 Paccar 2.6 r PCAR 28.01 +1.40 57 2.2m 8o 84 94 60 A C+63.1 ImprlOil 1.0 IMO 33.75 +.85 63 309 7o
12 20 33 E C 23.0 SuperrIn 6.5 SUP 9.86 +.60 27 290 ..x 40 32 50 C D32.1 Inergy 15 NRGY 16.00 +.13 23 157 19
17 69 4 D C+29.6 TRWAuto TRW 3.40 +.41 54 775 1o 48 74 33 D C 41.6 InterOil
IOC 11.75 +.87 23 267 26o
29 74 13 D D 38.0 TitanInt .3 TWI 7.89 +.61 52 377 12 24 17 67 E C+62.8 JamesRivr JRCC 14.40 .28 56 828 ..o
43 31 58 B C+117 Toyota 3.9 r TM 64.58 +.58 40 850 8o 80 72 80 A E 60.9 KindrME 9.0 KMP 45.47 +.29 43 691 26
37 86 16 A E 54.9 WABCOn 1.9 WBC 14.93 +.41 +3 739 3o 61 68 74 .. D 55.1 KindMrMg KMR 39.23 +.22 44 260 27
41 74 22 A E 52.4 LDKSolrn
LDK 13.50 +.83 46 1.4m 4o
15. ENERGY
47 87 39 B E 58.3 LaynChrst LAYN 22.07 +1.41 +87 616 8o
33 74 5 A D+52.3 ATPO&G r ATPG 5.41 +.13 38 689 1o 19 27 23 C D 25.8 LegcyRes 25 LGCY 8.28 +.03 +62 213 ..
68 93 35 B D+44.4 AegeanM .3 ANW 15.46 +.41 5 560 17o 65 74 73 D B25.8 LinnEngy 16 r LINE 14.98 +.83+152 3.7m ..o
43 72 45 B E 31.0 AlliaHld 11 AHGP 13.50 +.18 23 66 9o 76 69 66 B D+61.4 Lubrizol 3.5 LZ 35.12 +1.47 46 385 8
39 43 65 B D58.0 AllncRes 10 ARLP 26.17 +.45 22 107 9o 53 95 27 A E 95.2 Lufkin 3.0 LUFK 33.32 +.59 48 160 6
32 98 13 C E 119 AlphaNtRs ANR 15.59 +.73 40 2.1m 8o 15 77 20 .. E 29.5 MVOilTr
MVO 7.70 +.20 +40 51 3
65 42 83 B D36.9 Amerigas 9 APU 27.69 +.03 18 73 14o 61 84 54 B E 27.0 MagellM 10 MGG 13.64 +.19 +6 497 10o
57 84 53 C C 81.4 Anadarko .9 r APC 37.95 +.06 52 4.1m 6o 80 79 73 A C 45.0 MagMds 9 MMP 28.83 +.36 20 228 9o
75 94 51 A C+149 Apache
.8 APA 73.64 +.65 46 2.9m 5o 59 80 41 A C+63.2 Marathn 3.6 MRO 26.65 +.73 46 4.7m 4o
50 93 21 A E 30.0 Approachn AREX 6.48 +.48 +19 116 5 45 88 21 A E 37.4 MarinerE
ME 9.85 +.40 54 782 2o
49 99 19 B C+77.4 ArchCoal 2.3 ACI 15.91 +.34 50 3.2m 6o 14 32 9 C E 38.5 MarkWst 33 MWE 7.75 +.03 7 559 ..o
75 99 52 A D 57.6 ArenaRes
ARD 27.14 +.98 49 364 12 51 68 38 A E 37.7 MrtnMd 20 MMLP 14.65 .25 30 31 6
43 82 17 B D 50.1 AtlasAm 1.4 ATLS 14.52 +.32 44 248 11 44 98 14 B D95.7 MasseyEn 1.8 MEE 13.62 +.45 18 4.1m 5o
47 85 21 A E 45.4 AtlasEn 19 ATN 12.25 +.58 23 358 5o 50 98 16 C C 26.9 MatrixSvc MTRX 6.97 .39 +74 590 7
12 32 3 D E 37.0 AtlasPpl 55 AHD 3.67 +.07 22 146 .. 23 74 7 B E 67.1 McDermott MDR 9.53 +.66 46 3.5m 4o
13 35 3 D E 46.0 AtlasPi 73 APL 5.20 +.16 0 879 ..o 34 74 29 C E 35.5 McmornExp MMR 9.52 +.48 45 903 2
48 99 14 A E 63.5 AtwoodOcn ATW 14.81 +.52 19 1.0m 4o 82 80 99 A C 55.9 MexcoEn
MXC 13.66 +.07 10 9 14
36 62 29 A E 34.9 BJSvcs 1.8 BJS 11.38 +.51 52 3.8m 5 74 97 39 A C+101 MurphOil 2.3 MUR . 43.63 .61 +15 2.7m 4o
89 92 71 A B77.7 BPplc
7.2 BP 45.82 +.50 35 5.4m 5o 38 72 18 A E 50.6 NaborsInds NBR 11.55 +.34 48 4.4m 3o
85 95 71 A D+108 BPPrdh 16 BPT 71.85 +1.52 +26 202 6o 22 54 12 B E 56.9 NatcoGpA NTG 14.25 +.31 49 130 6
49 91 25 A E 90.8 BakrHugh 1.9 BHI 31.95 +.77 43 3.6m 6o 54 99 20 A E 92.7 NatlOilVr
NOV 24.39 +.51 47 5.6m 5o
62 89 33 B C+60.9 BarrettBl
BBG 20.73 +.82 3 791 9o 57 96 32 A C+33.0 NGSvcs
NGS 10.27 +.47 37 93 8
54 82 33 A C 33.0 BasicEn
r BAS 11.98 +.77 48 177 5 60 87 41 A D+41.7 NatRsPt 12 NRP 17.10 +.75 13 197 9o
31 88 28 .. E 35.2 BaytexE 15 BTE 11.39 .08 32 340 4o 51 81 25 A C+69.8 NewfldExpl NFX 19.28 +.44 42 1.4m 5o
32 96 3 A E 62.2 BerryPe 4.3 BRY 7.00 +.55 13 1.1m 1o 75 85 45 A B 42.7 Nexen
.9 NXY 17.07 +.28 72 1.9m 3o
85 92 70 A E 32.3 BdwkPpl 10 BWP 17.76 +.05 +93 1.0m 8o 44 91 22 A E 69.0 Noble
.7 NE 21.80 .29 22 4.9m 3
34 83 15 A E 30.2 BreitBrn 32 BBEP 6.48 +.26 12 198 3 81 96 60 A B 105 NobleEnr 1.5 NBL 48.59 +.89 35 1.7m 6o
39 47 39 B B58.5 Bristowgp
BRS 24.57 +2.13 +26 590 8o 91 81 81 B B57.2 7NustarEn 10 NS 39.45 +.53 +28 292 7
81 88 53 A B29.9 BuckGP 10 BGH 12.69 .24 +35 96 13k 81 78 74 A D29.9 Nustarn 10 NSH 16.76 .25 +60 453 10
76 60 67 A D+51.1 BuckeyeP 11 BPL 31.03 +.37 8 157 10k 78 66 74 B C 36.6 OGEEnrg 5.6 OGE 25.44 +.69 8 812 9
39 65 16 A D+58.5 CoGnGeoV CGV 14.94 +.24 35 147 5o 26 80 16 C E 76.7 OYOGeo
OYOG 17.35 +.19 45 32 7
87 98 57 A B 206 CNOOC 5.0 CEO 94.79 +4.69 43 554 6o 88 97 70 A B 100 OcciPet 2.2 r OXY 58.44 +2.08 30 6.5m 6o
97 97 89 A B 45.5 CNXGas
CXG 27.33 +.49 63 174 19 48 82 27 A D 82.5 Oceanrng
OII 28.81 +.46 39 592 8o
62 93 42 A D72.9 CabotO&G .5 COG 25.67 +.77 15 2.0m 11o 62 96 26 A D+64.8 OilStIntl
r OIS 18.27 +.98 51 530 3o
18 89 2 D D28.9 CallnPet
CPE 2.25 .08 60 482 1o 91 93 74 A D+64.9 ONEOKPtr 9 OKS 43.91 .26 14 157 7o
59 96 27 A D58.5 Cameron
CAM 20.44 +.42 33 3.3m 8o 42 55 59 C E 57.7 OrmatTch .7 ORA 29.60 +.53 +45 437 26
57 91 33 A D109 CdnNtRe .8 CNQ 38.92 +1.38 67 1.6m 6o 19 61 15 C E 41.7 PHInv
PHIIK 12.50 +.66 44 44 5
30 74 10 B D 51.8 CdnSolar
CSIQ 6.68 +.60 42 1.0m 3o 69 87 44 A C+40.0 PanhanO 1.6 r PHX 17.15 +.06+127 66 6
66 75 68 A D 62.6 CarboCe 2.0 r CRR 34.45 +.56 32 419 15o 17 74 7 .. E 82.2 PatriotCn
PCX 6.41 +.30 53 1.5m 42o
52 94 13 A C 76.3 Carrizo
CRZO 15.39 +.82 21 651 8o 40 75 29 B D37.5 PattUTI 5.7 PTEN 11.25 +.17 65 1.7m 4o
49 94 13 A D+55.7 ChartInds GTLS 10.62 +.26 41 285 4 53 98 22 A D 88.7 PeabdyEn 1.1 r BTU 22.50 +.54 47 5.6m 6o
45 89 16 A D74.0 ChesEngy 1.9 CHK 15.65 +.05 67 9.8m 4x 59 96 28 A D81.0 PennVA .9 PVA 25.08 +.82 55 372 8
90 91 79 A D 104 Chevron 3.5 CVX 73.38 +1.83 52 9.8m 6o 55 71 19 B B36.2 PenVaGP 15 PVG 9.80 .40 15 63 8
39 8 55 B D+151 ChinaPet 3.3 SNP 61.49 +.40 68 249 ..o 44 53 34 B E 30.2 PennVAR 17 PVR 10.95 +.15 +15 242 9o
49 92 33 A E 74.5 Cimarex .9 XEC 26.53 +.70 52 741 3o 25 56 20 A E 35.5 PennWstE 30 PWE 10.79 .12 +11 4.0m 4o
51 51 70 B D 121 ClayWEgy CWEI 42.90 +3.71 3 95 5 65 95 48 A E 27.8 Permian
9 PBT 13.58 .06 29 274 5o
21 23 28 D B20.0 CleanEnn CLNE 6.14 +.02 47 455 ..o 59 93 32 A E 62.8 PetroCn 2.9 PCZ 21.80 .32 22 2.2m 2o
45 87 15 A E 37.8 CompPdS
CPX 7.68 +.29 32 600 3o 83 69 64 A A182 Petchina 4.5 PTR 87.88 +3.03 60 388 8o
85 82 91 A B90.6 ComstckRes CRK 46.59 +2.15 44 740 13o 68 85 59 B B54.5 Petrohawk
HK 15.42 +.55 61 2.7m 20o
86 89 80 B C+41.0 7ConchoRn CXO 22.43 +.41 33 622 11o 68 95 26 A C 64.9 PetrbrsA .3 PBRA 19.89 +1.03 56 6.1m 4
74 91 50 A D 96.0 ConocPh 3.7 COP 51.45 +2.45 40 9.3m 4 71 95 26 A B77.6 Petrobrs .3 PBR 23.73 +1.33 54 13m 5o
48 89 26 B D119 ConslEng 1.4 r CNX 28.18 +.33 56 2.7m 19o 51 91 21 A C+79.1 PetroDev PETD 22.79 +.81 35 129 6o
87 74 86 A B 95.2 Contango r MCF 55.96 +4.35 16 122 8o 34 78 10 A E 82.2 PionrNtr 2.0 PXD 15.85 +1.05 +21 3.7m 3o
65 98 39 A C+83.8 ContlResn
CLR 20.62 +.23 60 667 8o 74 95 56 A D22.7 PionSwE 16 PSE 12.45 .71 +71 110 4
33 66 17 B E 39.8 CopanEn 21 CPNO 10.81 +1.03 6 460 9 71 57 67 B B52.8 PlainAl 10 PAA 32.50 +.72 +7 674 11o
64 97 32 A D146 CoreLa
.7 CLB 60.24 +2.20 41 258 10o 55 93 30 A C+79.9 PlainsEx
PXP 22.59 +.89 43 1.4m 3o
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 85

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Sup/Demand 59

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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
29 62 27 A E 28.6 PrecDril 16 PDS 8.68

53 97 27 A D48.9 PrideIntl
PDE 15.70
81 96 50 A B74.9 Questar 1.5 STR 32.33
65 99 24 A D26.9 QkslvGs 14 KGS 9.40
49 99 5 A E 45.0 Quickslvr
KWK 5.35
79 87 55 A B 18.9 RPC
2.5 RES 9.54
71 92 53 A C 76.8 RangeRes .5 RRC 33.87
33 74 13 C E 34.8 RegncyE 24 RGNC 7.39
62 70 52 A D44.9 Repsol 2.8 REP 21.42
45 99 14 A E 29.7 RosettaR ROSE 6.75
35 65 23 B D+47.9 Rowan 2.5 RDC 15.73
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SD 5.58
94 96 94 A C 67.9 Sasol
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28 64 15 D B26.5 Spire
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40 87 10 A E 90.0 SuntechP
STP 11.89
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TTES 8.74
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31 99 8 .. D 36.8 Tesco
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3 9 3 B E 43.4 TricoM
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29 22 34 B C 19.9 AUOpt 7.9 AUO 7.36
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55 93 27 A C+38.0 Agilent
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54 40 42 C B18.3 CPIIntl
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38 23 52 E E 16.4
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48 86 41 C E 18.6 Ariba
ARBA 7.20
69 99 25 A D418 Baidu
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EBAY 13.96
45 37 57 C C+104 Equinix
EQIX 52.48
31 65 20 B E 32.2 Expedia
EXPE 7.80
88 78 87 A C+35.9 F5Netwrks r FFIV . 22.52
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66 31 81 D A 23.8 IACInter
IACI 15.77
90 90 87 B C+16.0 Intrwovn IWOV 12.00
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63 78 40 A B34.1 OptXprs 2.5 OXPS 12.64
37 28 54 E C+29.6 Overstk r OSTK 11.51
81 72 59 A C+33.5 PerfectWn r PWRD 16.68
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PCLN 70.82
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73 82 44 A D58.6 SinaCorp r SINA 22.89
91 91 77 A D91.5 Sohu.com r SOHU 46.22
69 72 73 C C+15.8 StampsComr STMP 9.23
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12 29 20 .. D+27.0 TktmstrE TKTM 6.27
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99 97 A A B+ 50.2 VSE
VSEC 38.99 +1.77 18 34 10
98 99 A+ A B 53.9 AlmstFam AFAM 44.95 +2.02 35 269 23 o
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78 99 A+ A B 81.7 ApolloGrpA r APOL 77.46 +1.06 56 1.5m 25
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83 85 A A B 35.0 Immucor BLUD 25.73 +1.34 48 289 24
80 93 A B C 67.0 EdwdLfSci r EW 54.78 +1.52 56 281 23 o
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SF 45.40 +2.98 3 357 17 o
65 94 A+ B B+ 83.4 HuronCon HURN 57.10 +1.66 44 175 26 o
95 99 E B B+ 39.5 WldFuelSv r INT 38.46 +2.67 +14 816 10 o
93 74 B+ B B 66.2 Teledyne TDY 42.21 +2.06 5 252 13
92 98 D A B 19.0 PetMed r PETS 18.00 +1.27 33 475 19
91 98 A D B+ NH InsitfTch INSU 19.74 +.52 +64 720 22 o
91 96 A A C+ 65.0 PaneraBrd PNRA 50.22 +1.05 47 511 23 o
91 75 A A C+ 60.0 ITCHldgs ITC 41.94 +1.52 39 305 20
90 94 A A B 67.0 McDonalds MCD 61.74 +1.36 51 5.7m 17 o
89 97 B B B+ 80.6 NatlPresto NPK 74.50 +2.50 +28 53 11
89 94 B+ B B 62.1 Mantech MANT 53.44 +2.54 +3 458 21 o
85 96 A+ B A 22.9 CNASurety SUR 18.39 +1.01 18 80 7
83 86 A+ B B 62.0 WtsWy r WW 46.88 +1.64 31 318 13

EARNINGS PER SHARE
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTH
SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION
52-wk Stock &
Close
Vol% Vol P
Price Chg Chg 1000 E
6 6 6666 High Symbol
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52-wk
Stock
Dividend
Close
% Yield Symbl Price Chg
36.96 +1.11
17.80 +1.09
33.50 +.21
45.50 +1.46
27.03 +2.22
40.97 +1.01
9.71 +.90
30.15 +.28
8.17 +.64
10.18 +.30
18.57 +.92
8.38 +.33
8.34 +.77
18.71 +2.01
14.22 .26
12.11 +1.01
15.00 +.32
17.87 .12
13.30 +.58
13.66 +1.21
46.81 +.73
54.18 +1.06
14.25
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5.57 +.42
38.91 +.95
16.78 +.68
Landstar .4 r LSTR
MartnTrns MRTN
NordicAm 14 NAT
NorflkSo 2.8 NSC
OldDomFrt ODFL
OvrseaSh 4.3 r OSG
Pacer 6.2 PACR
RyanrHldg RYAAY
Seaspan 23 SSW
ShipFin
22 SFL
Skywst .9 r SKYW
SwstAirl .1 r LUV
TAMSA
TAM
TeekaySh 6.1 r TK
TeekLNG 15 TGP
TeekTnk 29 TNK
Trinity 2.1 TRN
TsakosE 10 r TNP
USA Truck USAK
UTiWld .4 UTIW
UnionPac 2.3 r UNP
UPSB
3.3 r UPS
UnivTruck UACL
Vitran
VTNC
Wabtec .1 r WAB
WernrE 1.2 WERN
87 53 92 A C B 79.0 AbraxisBn ABII

79 68 74 A+ C C 18.0 Brt&Ktz BKBK
70 28 76 A+ D B+ 21.0 NBTFinl NBTF
64 75 45 D+ A B 62.7 BadgerMtr BMI
64 59 66 D B B 145 GtNorIron GNI
50 44 61 B D C+ 144900 BrkHaA BRKA
50 44 60 B D C+ 4858 BerkHaB BRKB
49 23 62 A+ D C+ 20.5 CommBkIN CBIN
46 8 88 B D C+ 57.9 KansasCityLf KCLI
17 32 25 E D B 85.0 HallwoodGr HWG
.. .. 99 A .. A+ 82.5 PrUShBM SMN
.. .. 99 A .. C+ 140 PrUShSem SSG
.. .. 99 A .. B 182 RdxIn2xSP RSW
.. .. 99 A .. B 155 RdxIn2xMd RMS
.. .. 99 A .. D 149 PrUSRMCG SDK
.. .. 99 A .. B 121 PrUShTch REW
.. .. 99 A .. C+ 125 PrUSR1KG SFK
.. .. 99 A .. D 128 PrUSR2KG SKK
.. .. 99 A .. B 96.9 PrUShInd SIJ
.. .. 99 A .. B 88.4 PrUShQQQ QID
.. .. 98 A .. D+ 94.8 ProShtMC MYY
.. .. 98 A .. C 116 PrUShMC MZZ
.. .. 98 A .. B 126 ProUShSc SDD
.. .. 98 A .. A 154 PrUShCnS SCC
.. .. 98 A .. B 182 RdxIn2xRs RRZ
.. .. 98 A .. B 100 PrUShCnG SZK
.. .. 98 A .. B 115 PrUShSP SDS
.. .. 97 A .. D+ 111 ProShtEafe EFZ
.. .. 97 A .. B 86.7 PrUShDow DXD
.. .. 97 A .. D 93.1 ProShR2K RWM
.. .. 97 A .. C+ 179 ProUShEafe EFU
.. .. 97 A .. D 201 PrUSR1KV SJF
.. .. 97 A .. C 132 ProUSR2K TWM
.. .. 96 A .. B+ 90.6 PrUShHc RXD
.. .. 96 A .. C+ 127 ProSShFn SEF
.. .. 96 A .. .. 74.5 DirxTcBear TYP
.. .. 96 A .. .. 78.4 DirxEMBear EDZ
.. .. 95 A .. D 142 PrUSR2KV SJH
.. .. 95 A .. .. 72.8 DirxDMBear DPK
.. .. 94 A .. B 84.4 RydxInvHC RHO
.. .. 93 A .. B 303 PrUShFn SKF
.. .. 90 A .. C 94.2 RydxInvFn RFN
.. .. 87 A .. B 161 PrUlSMSCI EWV
.. .. 84 A .. .. 131 DirxLCBear BGZ
.. .. 70 A .. .. 156 DirxSCBear TZA
.. .. 53 A .. C+ 207 PrUltSEMn EEV
.. .. 49 A .. E 295 PrUShRE SRS
.. .. 40 A .. .. 88.8 DirxEnBear ERY
.. .. 37 A .. .. 201 DirxFinBear FAZ
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Chg 1000 E
45 486 17o
54 97 25
39 512 9o
36 3.0m 10
23 524 13
3 787 3o
3 479 5
64 388 21o
26 474 7o
37 481 3o
41 383 7o
41 6.5m 19
67 316 99
+49 1.1m 8o
+44 181 ..
24 156 5
51 879 3o
+31 324 4o
66 13 60k
+32 1.4m 12
62 2.8m 11
50 3.4m 14o
34 10 12
40 33 8
39 631 14o
25 942 17k
20. CHEMICALS
61 23 73 B B33.4 AEPIndustr AEPI 17.55
68 85 42 A D 106 AirPrds 3.6 APD 49.18
90 92 71 B C+65.5 Airgas 1.6 ARG 39.68
65 81 42 B D+45.9 Albemar 2.3 r ALB 20.67
86 73 76 B B 18.4 AmrVngrd .5 AVD 11.91
63 63 60 C C 43.0 ArchChem 3.2 ARJ 24.89
4 25 8 D E 58.6 Ashland 3.1 ASH 9.62
96 80 92 A B30.3 Balchem .4 BCPC 24.71
28 39 31 C E 34.0 Cabot
4.8 CBT 14.91
49 87 14 A E 51.0 Celanese 1.4 r CE 11.70
51 66 36 B D 50.5 Ceradyne r CRDN 20.61
88 95 94 .. B87.9 7CmpsMn 2.3 CMP 57.99
36 66 23 C E 64.2 CytecInd 2.5 CYT 20.19
31 39 25 B D42.5 DowChm 10 DOW 15.55
43 79 31 B E 78.3 EastChm 5.8 EMN 30.51
96 96 72 A B80.2 FMC
1.1 FMC . 44.64
66 85 34 B C 33.2 GenTek
GETI 14.56
86 74 90 C D+41.5 Innophos 3.4 IPHS 20.12
45 98 28 .. D52.0 Koppers 4.6 r KOP 19.05
65 90 28 A D33.2 Methnx 5.5 r MEOH 11.19
49 65 50 D E 73.3 MinrlTec .5 MTX 39.83
63 72 58 B D26.3 NalcoHld 1.0 NLC 14.00
65 77 42 B D 93.6 NewMkt 2.3 r NEU 35.00
28 70 4 A E 33.2 NovaChm 7.0 NCX 4.57
45 27 48 B C+66.0 O M Group OMG 20.22
61 66 55 A E 71.5 PPGInd 5.2 PPG 40.47
21 14 35 E B26.2 Penford 2.4 PENX 10.14
39 71 17 C E 29.3 Polypore
PPO 7.65
90 87 63 A B 99 Praxair 2.6 r PX 58.65
54 66 33 B C 33.8 QkrChem 6.5 KWR 14.10
54 94 14 C C+43.7 RockwdH
ROC 10.16
58 59 63 D B47.2 Rogers
r ROG 27.09
84 70 94 B D76.5 RoHaas 2.7 ROH 59.70
71 68 74 D B25.5 Schlmn 3.6 SHLM 16.65
81 81 69 A C+63.0 SigmAl 1.3 SIAL 41.42
55 8 81 C B+62.6 Sinopec 5.0 SHI 26.13
42 65 60 .. E 18.0 Solutian
SOA 3.97
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83 74 73 B D59.2
86 57 94 D B+22.6
90 78 93 A C+42.0
87 90 70 A D75.5
88 83 89 B C 40.1
57 85 45 B D87.8
62 80 41 C C+25.2
93 34 95 B B 40.7
23 48 18 B C+31.4
45 78 21 A D 32.9
90 55 95 C B 27.7
47 24 48 C D 16.8
49 54 23 C D25.2
39 37 34 C B+54.7
37 51 56 D D32.5
64 83 53 B B26.1
62 86 35 B B41.2
55 90 37 A E 39.3
80 70 88 D E 19.5
79 67 65 C B+24.4
78 87 58 B D85.8
74 54 78 B B75.1
65 66 52 C D+29.8
19 19 19 C E 19.0
91 93 85 A B60.8
68 43 90 C D+25.6
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11.12 2.38+156 4
42.89 2.13 +49 19
30.93 7.37 67 0.3
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116.9 6.46 64 26
83.35 6.65 41 2
81.78 6.07 90 3
79.80 4.30 65 37
82.90 4.70 33 24
67.33 4.42 76 14
57.09 3.81 7 90
58.37 2.64 60 16m
70.04 2.66 71 16
60.85 4.03 76 402
65.77 4.54 88 8
88.57 5.45 73 41
94.45 7.03 71 3
75.49 3.11 56 20
72.71 3.42 65 24m
85.16 2.64 68 12
54.81 2.41 76 4.8m
67.70 2.44 64 116
90.56 6.30 44 175
106.9 5.26 15 15
66.92 4.10 67 3.2m
60.00 3.80 71 2
78.28 2.85 86 4
66.62 5.44 6 16
70.27 5.15 71 11
68.71 5.00 0 61
64.61 3.46 54 2
56.20 2.30 +44 1
111.2 8.52 59 9.1m
35.75 2.89 72 4
68.84 3.98 83 4
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Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
% Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
45.37 +2.84 5 75 18 50 85 26 B D 35.8 KHDHum
KHD 10.92 +.07
12.65 .55 3 45 .. 63 82 61 B D39.1 Kennmetl 2.2 KMT 21.45 +.95
28.31 +.80 14 79 17k 51 40 57 B B39.5 KeyTech
KTEC 18.97 +1.66
15.89 +1.10 10 295 11 77 95 64 A D87.0 LincnElc 2.2 LECO 48.90 +1.84
53 96 14 A C+50.1 Manitowc1.0 MTW 8.23 +.26
92 75 87 B B+16.7 MetPro 2.0 MPR 12.10 +.89
Altria
8.3 MO 15.33 +.14 37 15m 9o
54 91 41 B E 19.6 NIDEC 1.4 r NJ 9.37 .06
BostnBeer SAM 27.29 +1.46 28 86 15
17 42 18 C C+125 NACCO 6.0 NC 34.38 +.76
BritAmT 5.1 BTI 51.75 +.20 56 141 10
59 85 41 A C+79.0 Nordsn 2.3 NDSN 32.19 +1.17
BrownFrB 2.3 r BFB 50.65 +1.18 59 230 17
40 21 33 B D 30.8 PMFG
PMFG 9.25 +.41
CntlErDst CEDC 19.30 +.93 60 423 7o
76 89 53 B B 86.9 ParkHan 2.4 PH 41.85 +2.11
CompBbd 2.2 ABV 43.87 +2.08 50 626 9o
53 72 57 C D 41.0 Pentair 2.9 PNR 23.33 +.58
CpCervcr 3.5 CCU 26.78 .90 65 11 9
75 61 72 D A+19.2 PikeElec
PEC 11.92 +.23
ConstelA
STZ 15.59 +.30 52 1.3m 9
73 99 51 C C+58.0 Powell Inds POWL 27.65 +.77
ConstellB STZB 15.59 +.34 79 0.4 9k
92 85 81 B B50.0 RegalBel 1.8 RBC 35.87 +1.77
Diageo 4.5 DEO 55.65 +.40 22 847 11o
53 94 27 B E 55.1 RobbMyer .9 r RBN . 16.50 +.69
Lorilla 6.6 r LO 55.60 +.36 62 883 10o
67 73 56 A C+71.5 RockwlA 3.7 ROK 31.33 +1.02
MolCoorB 1.7 TAP 48.08 +.81 48 922 16o
74 90 60 A D68.1 RoperInd .8 ROP 42.25 +2.02
PhilMor 4.9 PM 43.91 +.75 25 8.7m 13o
52 93 21 B D140 SPX
2.5 r SPW 39.42 +2.54
ReynldAm8.3 r RAI 40.78 +.02 47 793 8o
32 78 14 C E 37.9 SauerDnf 8.4 SHS 8.59 +.54
UST
3.6 UST 69.18 +.06 48 1.8m 18
53 84 36 B D 28.2 Stratasys r SSYS 10.41 .24
Universl 6.1 UVV 30.34 .91 +26 384 7o
73 91 54 A C+42.9 SunHydr 1.9 SNHY 18.50 +1.17
VectorGp 11 VGR 13.61 +.18 30 163 16
42 83 24 B E 46.7 Tennant 3.3 TNC 15.85 +.52
42 81 18 B C+76.3 Terex
r TEX 16.54 +.68
ABB
ABB 14.90 +.45 64 2.7m 9o 80 96 54 A C 48.6 Wdward 1.1 WGOV 22.12 +.86
AZZ
AZZ . 24.39 +1.89 17 175 8
Actuant .2 ATU 18.19 +1.05 +15 849 9
81 71 79 C B 83.5 AgnicoEg .4 AEM 50.24 .52
AltraHld
AIMC 7.88 +.05 +2 192 6
14 58 16 C E 44.8 Alcoa
6.4 AA 10.69 +.96
AmSprcnd AMSC 15.56 .19 +15 972 ..o
65 81 57 B D 38.4 AMCOLI 3.4 ACO 21.42 +1.54
Ametek .8 r AME 29.57 +.76 54 597 11k
44 62 29 A B36.4 AngloA 5.4 AAUK 11.37 +.52
AstecInd
ASTE 29.33 +.32 53 194 10o
69 38 86 E A51.4 AngloAs .5 AU 26.57 .03
BadgerM 1.5 BMI 28.74 6.16+213 747 18
77 95 55 A B95.6 BHPBilLt 4.6 BHP 41.94 +1.65
BaldrEle 4.0 BEZ 16.90 +.40 26 509 7o
79 95 59 A B86.1 BHPBlplc 3.7 BBL 37.81 +1.44
BrigStrt 5.3 BGG 16.76 +.63 31 514 25k
95 79 84 A B+54.7 BarrckG 1.1 ABX 36.32 .20
Bucyrus .6 BUCY 17.79 +.07 56 1.4m 6o
84 85 60 A B42.9 Buenavnt 1.0 BVN 19.22 .08
Cascade 2.9 CAE 27.47 +1.03 21 85 7
36 48 41 B D44.0 Cameco 1.1 CCJ 17.12 +.60
Caterplr 3.8 CAT 43.66 +1.32 59 5.0m 7
60 98 21 A C+121 Clevlnd 1.4 CLF 25.14 +1.14
Circor
.6 CIR 26.03 +1.38 20 252 7
63 92 26 A B44.2 CompVDR 1.4 RIO 11.83 +.59
Clarcor
1.1 CLC 31.90 +1.74 13 377 17k
21 55 11 B E 127 FreeptCGB FCX 23.73 +.59
ClmbMckn CMCO 13.36 +.49 47 99 6
70 42 82 B C+52.7 Goldcorp .6 GG 30.72 .58
CooprInd 3.5 r CBE 28.71 +1.28 52 1.1m 8
76 50 90 D B 14.6 HrmnyGld HMY 10.42 .04
DXPEnterpr DXPE . 14.55 +.23 78 51 8
33 96 6 A E 34.0 HWinstn 4.7 HWD 4.28 .11
Donalds 1.4 DCI 33.13 +1.70 48 427 15
92 62 89 B B27.4 KinrsGo .4 KGC 18.19 .10
Dover
3.1 DOV 32.06 +1.33 33 1.2m 8
66 31 74 B B41.0 LihirGold
LIHR 20.93 .11
EncorWi .4 WIRE 18.06 +1.22 1 214 19x
48 96 18 A E 31.7 MesabTrs 58 MSB 8.60 +.59
EnerSys
ENS . 10.61 +.39 57 321 6o
86 60 85 B B+57.6 NewmtM 1.0 NEM 40.02 .68
EnPro
r NPO . 20.03 +1.37 22 246 4
69 70 42 B B+44.1 PanAmSlvr PAAS 16.86 +.03
Flowser 1.9 r FLS . 51.33 +1.33 7 1.5m 7o
91 62 92 B B 56.3 Randgold .2 GOLD 42.58 .85
FosterWh r FWLT 23.78 +.05 48 2.8m 7o
45 98 8 A E 558 RioTinto 7.1 RTP . 85.77 +.52
FrankElc 1.8 FELE . 28.06 +.75+240 734 13
94 56 99 B B+49.4 RoylGld .7 r RGLD 48.72 +.55
FuelSys
FSYS . 33.36 +.00 12 659 16o
48 44 46 .. B 33.6 SeabrGld
SA 12.67 .72
FuelTech
FTEK 10.09 .08 18 248 25o
52 36 55 .. A40.7 SilverStd
SSRI 15.33 .38
GardnrDen r GDI 22.79 +.67 38 407 5o
37 52 44 B D41.9 SthnCopp 8.6 r PCU 15.73 +.51
GenlCable
BGC . 16.69 +.60 63 712 3o
14 65 2 B E 53.7 TechCmco 20 TCK 4.89 +.17
Gormanr 1.3 GRC 29.63 +.93+305 401 17
Graco
3.3 GGG 23.15 +.90 46 426 9o
Graham .7 GHM 11.20 +.30 68 96 6 57 87 26 B B71.9 AGCO
AG 23.69 +.23
HubbllB 4.3 HUBB 32.35 +1.08 40 217 8k 63 96 30 A C+113 Agrium .3 r AGU 33.00 +1.23
Hurco
HURC 11.94 .05 30 77 3 59 69 65 D C+26.5 AlamoG 1.8 ALG 13.60 +1.23
IDEX
2.0 r IEX 23.81 +1.12 27 512 11 61 96 20 A C+48.7 Anderso 2.1 ANDE 16.11 .01
IngersRd 4.2 IR 17.09 +.85 37 3.0m 4o 55 62 48 B C+135 Bunge
1.5 BG 50.08 +.45
InsitfTch
INSU 19.74 +.52 +64 720 22o 60 99 25 A D+172 CFInds
.8 CF 47.63 +.93
Jinpan
1.6 JST 14.95 +.70 +17 41 6 66 98 28 B B+70.0 CNHGlobl 2.8 CNH 15.20 +.37
JoyGlbl 3.2 r JOYG 21.99 +.27 37 2.4m 6o 43 16 57 D B+21.4 Cadiz
CDZI 11.99 +.93
Stock
Stepan
1.9 SCL
Valhi
3.2 VHI
WD40 3.5 WDFC
WestlkCh 1.3 WLK
21. ALCOHOL/TOB
67 52 66 B D+24.5
61 60 49 B D 54.2
89 76 68 A B 81.0
88 71 83 A B63.0
59 97 16 B E 77.5
89 95 60 A B+88.8
72 83 77 .. D+39.9
73 84 66 D C 24.5
67 83 66 D E 24.5
74 61 66 A D 87.1
79 66 69 A D+89.2
73 47 88 D B59.5
95 81 84 A C 56.3
80 73 72 B B72.0
90 61 96 A B69.3
55 48 44 C D 68.0
87 81 73 B C 19.5
22. MACHINERY
76 95 49 A D+33.4
77 98 51 A D 48.5
51 68 48 B C+37.2
65 96 33 B C 18.8
45 43 44 D B+47.5
81 92 56 A C 53.1
93 93 82 B A42.4
64 75 45 A B 62.7
58 83 37 A D+39.9
68 41 92 E A23.8
55 99 15 A D79.5
39 59 45 B D54.9
68 83 51 A B86.0
68 96 40 B D 66.7
93 78 81 B C+44.3
40 79 31 B E 33.4
77 87 56 A C 54.4
76 99 50 A C+34.1
89 84 71 B C+52.3
77 83 66 B B 54.6
72 58 90 D A25.2
56 96 25 B C+37.7
60 91 41 B E 43.7
61 98 31 A D145
64 92 27 A B85.7
66 81 62 B D 54.6
84 74 99 B C 61.2
80 96 34 A C+27.2
55 90 46 B E 57.9
59 94 15 A B75.2
86 89 77 B B46.5
53 66 50 A D 42.2
47 89 25 A E 54.9
86 82 75 B A52.9
29 65 15 B D 52.1
72 83 63 B C 40.8
55 86 25 A D+47.0
97 91 98 D B+NH
68 93 35 A D+45.0
56 96 18 A D90.0
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on equity into an A to E rating.
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formulatogaugeif a stockisunder
accumulation(buying)ordistribution(selling) inthe last13weeks. Ais
heavybuying; Eisheavyselling.
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Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
59 64 42 B A94.9 Deere 3.0 r DE 37.65 .22
44 23 83 E B23.2 ImprlSgr 2.1 IPSU 13.64 +1.07
67 97 30 A C+76.2 IntPotashn
IPI 19.92 .08
78 42 95 C B+43.4 Kubota 1.8 KUB 35.80 +1.61
47 58 29 B B 28.8 LSBInds
LXU 8.17 +1.02
54 93 21 A D131 Lindsay .9 LNN 32.49 1.71
69 91 50 B D145 Mnsnto 1.4 r MON 69.52 +1.05
61 98 18 A C 163 Mosaic .6 MOS 34.20 +.33
75 99 29 A B241 Potash .5 r POT 73.80 +.58
67 27 96 C A40.7 ScottMG 1.7 SMG 29.13 +.45
97 99 88 A B 59.5 ScQmMra 2.5 SQM 23.39 1.19
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+8 422 4o
21 732 7k
22 37 14
66 165 8
42 2.4m 2o
29 58 16
53 67 12
+40 70 4
52 200 9
40 37 11
26 1.3m 7
+7 1.1m 10
35 190 11
21 92 12
21 313 9
+45 656 7
40 931 7
18 833 13
45 780 6o
59 124 5
32 130 13
35 104 11
11 165 8o
52 1.8m 2o
68 308 12
23. MINING
31 3.6m 73o
4 25m 5
41 116 11k
+23 3.2m 4o
59 1.1m ..o
55 2.9m 7o
73 403 6
29 11m 17o
45 828 8o
41 2.0m 12o
70 1.5m 4o
62 14m 4o
62 9.1m 2
45 8.2m 50o
56 1.2m 99o
32 136 1
54 5.1m 49o
71 297 65
+5 112 3k
41 5.5m 17o
34 1.1m 14o
36 692 69o
53 592 2o
49 386 72x
30 219 ..o
56 492 ..o
71 1.9m 7
50 2.7m 1o
24. AGRICULTURE
51 1.3m
51 3.0m
71 24
19 241
46 1.6m
61 1.5m
29 326
+15 44
6o
3o
8
3x
4o
3o
4
..
Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price
62 89 39 B C 28.1 NCR
NCR 13.44
88 86 77 A D+35.6 NatInstr 1.8 NATI 24.05
73 71 53 B B+27.5 NetApp
r NTAP 13.39
50 58 49 B D 36.8 Netgear
NTGR 11.04
82 83 67 A D+35.9 NICESys
NICE 21.70
65 83 36 A E 28.9 Polycom r PLCM 13.13
94 89 83 A D20.2 Qlogic
r QLGC 13.17
54 40 74 C C+26.6 Rimage
RIMG 12.92
71 92 51 A E 37.0 Synaptics SYNA 15.68
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r TDC 14.87
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30 4.3m 8o
18 63 ..o
20 1.1m 13o
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3 223 5
+43 533 9o
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60 4.1m 5
63 5.8m 7
19 636 14
10 1.2m 14o
+32 1.0m 12o
50 2.2m 3o
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25. APPAREL
83 59 95 C B22.4
47 38 52 B B37.0
84 87 65 A C+37.6
66 54 79 C C+49.5
86 97 55 A C+165
92 72 98 .. A+17.2
39 61 21 B E 20.6
47 85 17 A E 42.7
32 58 30 D D+37.7
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10 34 15 E D 22.1
57 32 78 D B+17.7
14 14 25 D B19.7
2 29 2 E E 22.8
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18 44 23 D E 27.2
84 81 70 A C 70.6
11 22 16 D D+29.9
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76 87 62 B D 80.5
61 80 55 C D25.2
91 74 90 B B+29.0
41 28 57 D B19.4
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80 75 64 A B47.2
66 68 63 B D84.6
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60 88 25 B C+53.9
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Carters
CRI
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Coach
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ColumSp 1.8 COLM
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FGXIntl
FGXI
GIIIApparel GIII
GildanActv
GIL
Hanesbrd
HBI
IconixBr
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KSwiss 1.7 KSWS
KenCole 5.3 KCP
LizClaib
LIZ
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NikeB 2.0 r NKE
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.8 PVH
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.4 r RL
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TrueRelig TRLG
UndrArmr
UA
VFCorp 4.4 VFC
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VLCM
Warnaco
WRC
Wolvrn 2.1 WWW
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16.39
20.36
34.90
78.91
13.95
6.25
10.70
12.14
9.20
5.41
11.72
6.76
2.35
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49.69
8.85
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19.27
44.61
12.35
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28 32 9
50 3.5m 9
73 80 10o
33 550 13o
+41 135 18
+4 196 5
46 803 7
33 924 6o
48 396 7o
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32 97 35
59 1.5m 3o
43 71 8
12 328 6
50 2.4m 13o
27 195 5o
55 102 4
55 448 6
45 1.2m 9o
30 431 6o
46 132 13
47 275 10o
38 443 7o
26 688 24o
3 1.2m 9o
48 188 7
29 916 6
43 312 10x
26. COMP HDWRE

75 95 45 A B201
90 72 83 C A25.2
61 62 68 D C+39.5
80 79 57 A B28.2
67 64 78 D D15.2
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27 46 34 B D26.0
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21 26 41 C D 22.5
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20 17 43 C D27.6
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AppleInc
AAPL
Avocent r AVCT
BlackBox 1.0 BBOX
Cisco
CSCO
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DELL
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EMC
EMC
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EFII
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IN
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86.29
17.23
24.46
16.23
9.96
18.38
10.23
26.49
10.40
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36.19
13.19
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+.80 60 240 8k
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+.08 59 323 43o
.11 35 16m 7o
.41 44 331 16o
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+.55 62 808 6o
+1.00 2 1.1m 9
+.69 53 402 11
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Chg Chg 1000 E
+.42
+.24
+.68
+.17
+.99
+.61
+.38
+.30
+.75
+.46
+.24
+.89
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30 319 17
42 5.3m 10o
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42 1.6m 10
16 27 10
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54 1.7m 2
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+.44
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42 1.4m 8o
22 475 9
72 2.2m 8o
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+36 225 13
34 423 16o
21 40 19
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43 607 18o
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41 475 99o
36 3.1m 5
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+1 4.1m 9
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66 7.8m 15o
40 536 6o
41 805 49o
73 1.3m 8o
19 109 21
40 2.9m 10o
39 555 6o
58 467 11o
37 335 8o
81 15 10
70 471 13o
48 2.2m 4o
38 730 13o
1 126 10
53 2.0m 6o
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24 39 7
56 176 10o
45 613 21o
63 1.1m 13o
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47 52 13
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68 3.9m 4o
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27. LEISURE
29 31 35 C C 20.8
42 21 74 E D29.0
5 12 26 E E 29.9
80 68 55 A B+52.0
3 21 9 E D 19.6
49 81 48 D D18.2
53 63 51 B D+45.2
53 62 50 B D+44.8
40 72 44 E D25.0
72 75 91 .. B+37.2
74 68 79 D B55.2
21 35 33 E D17.2
60 91 31 A E 70.9
57 37 70 C B26.8
59 37 76 C D+20.0
61 22 81 B B32.7
16 12 15 B C 42.0
20 35 22 B D48.1
49 68 29 B B36.2
56 81 43 A D18.0
32 32 27 B B49.4
65 76 62 B D+44.8
11 22 2 B E 107
43 85 17 B E 51.3
22 56 17 E D18.8
23 41 13 C B 86.2
76 59 89 D B+20.0
48 65 50 B C+37.9
4 46 5 C E 58.6
54 60 47 C B+59.9
52 65 53 A E 54.3
37 53 35 D E 16.0
23 15 43 C E 21.0
40 54 32 C B43.1
74 87 57 B C 34.3
67 68 60 C B31.9
27 60 25 B D56.0
74 76 77 B B45.9
48 67 43 D C+30.6
51 63 46 B E 54.6
93 95 77 A B41.2
61 82 27 A D+124
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BallyTech
r BYI
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CallGolf 3.1 ELY
Carnival
CCL
CarnPLC
CUK
CedrFair 15 FUN
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ChrchlD 1.3 CHDN
Cinemar 10 CNK
Ctrip
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DiscCmC DISCK
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GaylordEntrt r GET
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HomeInns HMIN
IntctlH 5.0 IHG
IntlGame 5.2 IGT
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LasVgSnds LVS
LifeTmFit
LTM
LiveNatn
LYV
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Marcus 2.2 r MCS
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OrntExHA 1.0 OEH
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Polaris
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RHIEnt
RHIE
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StarwdHt 5.5 HOT
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71 71 70 B C 50.0
22 48 22 C D 27.5
29 48 24 C B 27.6
46 95 7 A D31.8
43 43 58 .. D+33.0
39 88 8 B D 116
90 89 81 C B22.9
Amrep
AXR
BritSky 4.1 BSY
CBSCpA 13 CBSA
CBSCpB 13 CBS
CTCMedia CTCM
Cablevs 2.5 CVC
CEurMed
CETV
CmstA 1.5 CMCSA
9.00
20.95
10.46
23.20
3.81
8.95
24.17
22.38
12.19
29.21
38.38
7.16
22.34
13.83
13.29
24.23
10.32
16.50
8.60
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11.26
28.19
5.84
12.37
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12.76
15.42
18.40
6.88
20.73
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17.32
15.59
16.37
27.90
16.44
25.18
26.93
42.21
28. MEDIA
30.95
27.80
7.93
7.97
4.84
16.25
20.91
16.46
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52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
86 89 78 C C+22.5
47 58 46 B B24.7
92 88 84 A D29.1
44 67 23 B D 36.1
4 2 34 D E 40.0
5 26 15 C E 39.5
56 56 50 B C+28.1
4 40 11 D E 24.5
37 45 28 D C+41.4
30 45 28 D E 38.5
20 23 10 B C+24.0
75 69 61 B B+28.6
59 63 48 B B47.1
1 36 2 E E 21.9
17 36 30 C E 55.5
5 13 23 C D21.1
61 78 47 B C 21.7
60 81 64 .. B40.1
47 75 52 .. D 54.6
77 65 75 A B46.4
19 35 25 D D+37.6
27 30 42 D D 45.0
93 97 81 A D+24.8
83 86 81 C B31.6
56 82 62 D D16.9
56 64 48 B B+44.5
49 64 43 B B44.5
71 76 63 B C+35.0
50 53 47 C B+823
83 79 79 B B51.8
41 29 59 B C 19.9
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r DTV 22.41 +1.26
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TWC 21.76 +1.56
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ViacomA
VIA 19.26 +.69
ViacomB
VIAB 18.21 +.66
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58 3.7m 18o
+16 29 8k
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23 3.4m 5o
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29 3.5m 2o
45 1.4m 11o
+2 245 9
43 1.8m ..o
9 837 ..
35 915 ..o
48 2.3m 1o
13 2.6m 8
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64 2.2m 7o
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57 30 9
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37 58 35 B B76.1
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44 87 6 A E 80.5
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NCS
NNInc
r NNBR
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24.13
13.21
20.91
24.26
13.52
12.09
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11.30
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30.06
11.15
14.95
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33.57
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43 191 7
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52-wk
Dividend
Close
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
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PICO 26.40 +1.28
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Dividend
Close
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53 84 32 C B 78.3 OlympcSt 1.1 ZEUS 18.98 +1.35 35 191 2o 51 43 55 B D 28.3 SealAir 3.3 SEE 14.72 +.36
56 75 55 B B156 POSCO 2.9 PKX 74.65 +.83 52 581 5o 60 65 59 C C+160 Siemens 2.1 r SI 75.25 +2.56
24 12 41 E A18.4 Quanex 1.4 NX 8.66 +1.10 13 223 10 90 84 88 B C 58.3 SilgnHld 1.4 SLGN 47.98 +1.62
63 85 38 A E 44.0 RBCBear
ROLL 19.98 +.19+181 601 10 69 70 66 B D35.8 SonocoP 4.8 SON 22.46 +.46
20 50 25 B E 72.7 RTIIntl
RTI 13.45 +.36 63 251 4o 74 80 80 D C 30.0 StandexI 4.4 SXI 19.21 +.66
57 96 19 B D+78.4 RelStlAl 2.0 RS 19.70 +.56 49 973 2o 84 77 77 B D+68.2 Teleflex 2.8 r TFX 48.20 +.66
83 91 53 A B 118 Schnitzr .2 SCHN 37.11 +1.37 64 290 4 5 18 12 E C+26.1 TempleI 8.8 TIN 4.54 +.33
62 93 25 A C 41.5 SimsGrp 4.9 SMS 11.99 +.55 56 176 3o 82 45 86 A C+41.2 Thomson 3.7 TRI 28.89 +.53
3.5 MMM 57.17 +1.80
49 92 26 A E 75.4 Tenaris 3.7 TS 20.80 +.61 82 748 5o 79 76 71 A D+86.1 3M
81 94 50 B B+38.7 Timken 3.8 TKR 19.09 +2.03 +20 1.4m 5o 69 42 94 D B 21.0 Tredegar .9 TG 17.67 +.96
3.3 TYC 21.48 +1.07
59 98 15 A C+196 USSteel 3.2 X 37.55 +2.70 35 7.3m 2o 46 68 38 C E 48.0 TycoIn
22 49 25 C D41.7 UnivStnls USAP 13.19 +1.18 10 35 5k 88 84 76 B B77.5 UntdTech 2.9 r UTX 53.04 +1.71
84 96 62 A B120 Valmont .8 VMI 63.00 +3.46 +50 617 13o 55 98 11 A D111 WaltrInd 2.4 r WLT 16.37 +.31
34 37 50 C D+26.1 Worthn 6.4 WOR 10.70 +.50 35 814 5o
31. OFFICE
30. MISC
33 74 19 C D38.8 AlbnyInt 3.9 AIN 12.20 .04 +29 420 5x

92 79 82 B B46.2 Aptargrp 1.7 ATR 34.81 +1.35 47 279 15
11 25 5 B E 92.2 AracrzC 11 ARA 10.79 +1.06 41 536 ..k
88 66 88 B B 56.2 Ball
1.0 r BLL 40.92 +.82 17 935 11
84 61 87 C B 29.7 Bemis 3.7 BMS 23.69 +.19 +27 1.6m 13o
50 44 61 D C+144900 BrkHaA
BRKA 92000 590 7 1 15
50 44 60 D C+4858 BerkHaB BRKB 305632.00 17 38 15
64 66 50 B D+40.5 Carlisle 3.1 r CSL 20.07 +.95 26 421 6
88 85 84 B C+56.7 Chemed .6 r CHE 38.38 +.94 +22 393 11
.. .. 51 .. D+19.1 CRJSB1 .3 RYJ 10.20 +.40 +40 35 ..
35 56 25 B E 46.3 Crane
4.9 CR 16.20 +.61 54 300 5
91 84 71 B B 29.6 CrownHldg r CCK 18.85 +.41 32 1.4m 11o
64 70 42 B D+52.5 DuPont 6.5 DD 25.11 +.62 38 6.6m 6
94 74 84 B A54.1 ESCOTech
ESE 39.54 +.60 7 257 22
78 86 56 B B99 Eaton
4.2 ETN 48.08 +1.08 22 1.9m 6
87 84 68 A B 58.7 EmrsnEl 3.7 r EMR 35.91 +1.62 49 3.4m 11o
49 48 45 D A17.0 FedSignl 3.1 FSS 7.75 +.09 41 225 10
45 38 51 C C+74.4 FortuneB 4.4 r FO 40.11 +.71 47 818 8
52 59 35 B B38.5 GenElect 7.8 GE 15.82 +.16 51 57m 7
.. .. 86 .. C+18.0 GlbIncC 10 GCF 13.92 .07 64 25 ..k
72 94 29 B C+73.5 GreifA 4.7 GEF 32.03 .05 16 332 7o
68 90 36 B C+66.5 Harsco 3.0 r HSC 26.07 +1.32 55 437 7o
41 45 39 D C+77.3 Hitachi 1.3 HIT 38.81 +.42 +20 137 ..
83 87 55 B A63.0 Honywel 3.4 HON 32.59 +1.38 47 4.0m 8
91 88 71 A B69.7 ITTCorp 1.6 ITT . 45.10 +1.37 27 1.4m 10o
49 49 22 B B135 IcahnE
3.8 IEP 26.51 +.46 32 29 ..
52 84 23 C D 33.8 IntPaper 8.6 IP 11.64 +.21 38 4.6m 4o
.. .. 56 .. B57.6 iShACWX .9 ACWX 30.35 +.71 +10 314 99
.. .. 42 .. C 54.4 iShThai 7.3 THD 23.71 +.30 21 11 99
45 72 30 C C 31.5 Kadant
r KAI 12.35 +.73+187 303 6
78 81 50 C B+38.6 KamanA 3.1 KAMN 18.23 .27 +13 199 12
64 60 44 A B 43.4 KonPhlps 4.7 PHG 19.70 +.26 24 780 4
65 25 85 C B 41.6 Lancstr 3.4 LANC 33.55 +.66 50 89 19
36 74 20 D E 56.9 LeucdNatl
LUK 18.92 +.47 57 1.2m 72o
77 84 67 B D 35.3 MDURes 2.9 MDU 21.35 +.95 50 796 9
31 66 21 D D 32.2 MeadWv 8.6 MWV 10.69 +.08 20 1.5m 10
37 48 21 C A30.2 NeenahP 4.6 NP 8.66 +.20 32 89 5
93 97 76 A B+30.4 Olin
4.7 OLN . 16.93 +.56 +1 1.3m 7o
81 85 60 B B 60.6 OwensIllinois r OI 26.65 +.22 +94 4.2m 6o
46 56 37 B D 28.9 PackAmr 9 PKG 12.93 +.54 43 750 8k
79 43 90 B C+32.3 Pactiv
PTV 24.45 +.47 45 1.5m 14k
Leading
Market Indexes
Health
......................................................................................................................
Consumer
Close 657.87+15.14 (+2.35%)
Since Jan 1, 19.77%
.....................................................................................................................
BedBath
Lowes
Tiffany
Coach
ProctGm
Walgrn
eBay
Starbucks
WalMrt
Gap
Staples
Kohls
Target
57 50 56 B C+54.0
59 75 55 B D40.0
52 54 63 B D55.0
49 45 76 .. B+33.6
58 42 63 C B+19.9
35 18 58 D C+42.3
60 58 63 B C 39.4
AveryDe
BradyA
Canon
Deluxe
EnnisI
Fujifilm
PitneyB
5.1 AVY
2.9 r BRC
3.3 r CAJ
6.8 DLX
5.3 r EBF
1.3 FUJI
5.6 PBI
AvatarHldg r AVTR
BrkfldAs 3.6 r BAM
BrkfldPr 7.7 BPO
ForestCA
FCEA
Forestarn
FOR
GpAerPac 8.3 PAC
GrupoAer 5.1 ASR
JonesLaL 1.9 JLL
MIDevl 8.2 MIM
MauiLdPn
MLP
StJoe
JOE
TejonRnch
TRC
WPCary 8.6 r WPC
BarrckGld
Goldcorp
AgnicoEg
NewmtM
ASA
AngloAshan
GoldFlds
25.26
14.64
7.24
6.21
8.35
21.99
38.06
26.60
7.35
12.03
24.18
24.07
22.82
18 43 20 C E 33.6
69 55 75 B B+31.9
57 78 52 C C+33.0
58 26 81 D B 18.8
54 54 67 D B17.0
33 23 59 E B29.8
92 91 79 A C+24.2
70 78 51 A B36.4
35 35 42 C C+21.8
82 94 37 A B 34.8
91 85 74 B B+29.9
48 34 71 C C 43.2
68 74 45 A D 26.6
23 3 68 E C 20.5
58 68 48 C C+35.5
48 37 70 C C+39.6
42 61 8 B B31.3
11 10 23 D C+20.8
31 23 61 D D+34.5
92 82 73 A B+49.3
72 75 60 B B+27.3
53 88 24 B D29.8
35 23 47 E A34.4
36 39 42 C B49.2
48 38 45 B B+44.7
81 84 62 A C+37.8
51 93 11 A D92.3
42 30 62 D B25.9
72 83 48 A B+38.4
63 93 30 A D28.5
78 93 49 A C 29.1
42 44 32 B B24.8
90 91 63 A B+40.3
26 24 39 D B 28.1
54
35
46
+1
42
5
53
+.81
+.86
+.39
+.75
+1.50
+.02
+1.31
+1.08
...
+.40
+.50
+.50
+.70
36 35 ..
16 2.2m 13o
43 2.8m 15
47 782 ..
32 502 23
70 109 7
24 103 10
21 690 6o
34 56 5
+22 27 ..
24 1.2m 57o
+1 96 82
13 66 12
Hittite
HITT
Intel
3.8 INTC
Intersil 5.3 ISIL
IntlRect
r IRF
KLATncr 2.7 r KLAC
LamResrch LRCX
LinearT 3.8 LLTC
MEMCElctr r WFR
MKSInstr MKSI
Micrchp 7.0 MCHP
Microsemi MSCC
MnPwSy r MPWR
NatSemi 3.2 NSM
NetLogic
NETL
Novellus
NVLS
12 MONTH HISTORY
Low
Date High
...............................................................................................
+.72
+.20
+.30
+.55
+.23
+.86
+.73
+.35
+.74
+.88
+1.04
+.04
+.46
+.56
+.77
+.09
+.50
+.71
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
Cisco
3M
UtdAmHlth
eBay
Oracle
Dow Utilities Close 363.83+5.25 (+1.46%)
Dow Indus. Close 8668.39+184.46 (+2.17%)
ConAgra
Exelon
Kroger
Pfizer
AT&T
Cerner
FPL Grp
Altria
ProctGm
UST
ColgPlmv
GenMills
Merck
Sara Lee
CmpblSp
HeinzHJ
NE Util
SouthnCo
DukeEngy
Coca Cola
PepsiCo
Safeway
330
766
1174
1540
1859
2269
3234
340
803
1160
1481
1796
2173
2980
Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind.
-10
-37
+13
+59
+62
+96
+253
+3.9
+7.7
+14.7
+13.0
+10.0
+11.9
+21.2
+19.9
+62.7
+142.3
+124.5
+94.1
+107.3
+184.4
152
NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)

NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY
87
63
N/A
29th
26th
25th
24th
3399
2091
----
1934
1.5% HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES

2.30 10 AM
...............................................................................................
NYTime
Tue
Mon
127
309
496
671
817
985
1387
116
310
447
567
692
839
1166
Chg Nasdaq Composite.
+10
+8.8
1519.1
-1
+17.7
1528.0
12 PM
+49
+31.9
1542.2
+104
+27.0
1537.3
20.6 01 PM
+124
+21.9
1532.2
64 1.1m 9 ............................................................................................... 02 PM
49 208 11 Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average
03 PM
+145
+25.0
1535.3
38 98 42 01/01/08 2.35 11/20/08 4.16 02/17/04 1.95 11/20/08 4.16
+220
+40.3
1550.7
3.72 04 PM
54 197 20
TOTAL
1387 1166
+220
69 13 ..
............................................................................................
26 6.7m 15o
NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)
58 2.5m 10o
............................................................................................... 11 AM
60 8.5m 11o
47 923 10o
48 7.1m 16
66 107 15k
42 432 29k
41 71 63
43 602 27
71 155 12o
23 656 3o
46 94 11k
51 247 ..o
30th
N/A
29th
5345
26th
2589
25th
----
Symbol Price EPS Name
Symbol Price EPS
......................................
...................................... RETAIL
HotTopic
HOTT 9.01 54
MEDICAL
......................................
FacetBion
FACT 9.87 41
REAL EST
OptimerP
OPTR 11.60 17
New Highs
METALS/STEEL
VELC 21.00 24
1,431,760,000
1990
STOCKS ADVANCED ON
964
STOCKS DECLINED ON
125
STOCKS UNCHANGED ON
1,083,672,000
23,078,000
Name
Price EPS Name
Price EPS Name
Price EPS
BroadwyFinl
3.85 84
WNSHldgs(n)
5.29 81
SummInf
2.15 98
Steelcse(n)
5.44 57
RaeSystms(a)
0.48 37
AtlCstFed
3.66 23
.....................................
DigtlAllyn
2.61 50
FCmBcAmer
4.75 10
...................................... NCntlBsh
TRANSPORT
DGFast
11.87 67
10.01 54
AirT
5.64 92
BANKS (30)
NtlTchSys
3.44 87
RivrVllyB
11.69 62
..................................... GlbShipL(n)
2.34 18
CentrueF
6.64 64
FlushFin
11.44 58
.....................................
BUILDING (5)
TamalpaisB
8.40 84
NaugatVlly
5.08 82
TELECOM
...................................... AmerBiltrt(a)
1.81 23
HampRdBk
7.75 35
OptlcmNKF
3.76 66
QEP
2.57 29
ENERGY (14)
NewCntBc
4.90 73
CommSys
7.25 68
ContlMateral(a) 16.00 51
NovaBioFn(a)
0.09 30
BancpInc
2.85 41
.....................................
Hovnanian(n)
1.64 26
NthnOGn(a)
2.38 53
FirstM&F
8.44 27
METALS/STEEL
OrleansHme(a)
1.18 1
HKNrs(a)
2.39 43
CtlVlCmBc
4.75 39
ChiRivet(a)
12.00
23
.....................................
PetroRes(a)
0.29 60
F PB Banp
2.65 23
Mechel(n)
3.96 95
RETAIL
.....................................
T3Engy
8.74 94
LNBBancrp
5.04 47
iParty(a)
0.03 14
NewparkRes(n)
2.98 97
APPAREL
CarrollBc
6.50 54
LazareKapln(a)
3.99 74
Geokinetic(a)
2.09 16
Culp(n)
2.00 17
PABBksh
4.00 21
BlueSq(n)
5.59 66
HallwoodGr(a)
30.93 32
EaglRkE
4.13 32
AbglAdms
2.24 12
.....................................
KrispyKrm(n)
1.66 12
EnergyPrts(n)
1.30 74
UnitdBcOH
9.77 81
New Lows
Ameriana
PennsWds
BchFstNtl
Stwrdshpn
TennCmrcB
OptiBkHld
HorizBcp
CntrFin
Popular
CityBank
Habershm
VISTFncl
StateBcp
PacStBcp
AppalBc
SVBFincl
PatriotNBk
4.38
23.00
2.70
9.30
6.00
5.00
12.29
5.85
5.00
5.10
2.52
7.81
9.53
2.60
2.50
24.77
6.80
73
25
24
31
83
34
57
53
14
39
23
37
6
69
18
54
18
6.67
4.64
3.50
7.39
55
51
39
17
17
46
30
3
35
..................................... UTILITY
COMP SFTWR
SwWatr
2.70 22
.....................................
IntactInt
5.69 56
SEMICNDUCTRS
TakeTwoIS
7.30 26
ChenierEn(a)
ChalEgy(a)
TriValley(a)
KodiakOG(a)
AtlasPipln(n)
3.76
1.01
1.51
0.30
5.20
Synvistars(a)
0.88 34
AmCpLtd
2.94 46
Dionex
Rewards
2.19 74
Flexsteel
AladdinKno
6.29 35
VirageLog
2.88 74
CrossA T
2.77 90
KapStnn
2.32 67
5.01
0.64 44
144.21
.....................................
8.54 32
...................................... ActivsnBlz
..................................... REAL EST
MEDICAL (9)
RobertsRlty(a)
0.88 46
MACHINERY
Medtox
7.69 74
.....................................
MF RI
4.25 72
AlldHlth
2.85 56
OFFICE
BaldwinTchA(a)
1.57 59
ShndCm
SHEN 27.84 84 ForcePro
FRPT 5.91 74 MutlFirst
AmBNJ
ABNJ 11.75 74 PSh130Trn
PLW 31.71
Since Jan 1, 34.65%
Pamrapo
43.62 81
...................................... ..................................... MalaysiaFnd(n)

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TUESDAY VOLUME TOTAL
Defense Close 598.73+22.18 (+3.85%)
Russell 2000 Close 482.77+16.62 (+3.57%)
8503.9
8546.6
8626.2
8608.5
8578.0
8591.2
8668.3
CHEnergy(n)
CHG 50.88 20
Tennant(n)
15.85 83
......................................
InterlknG(a)
0.21 15
..................................... .....................................
SoJerInd(n)
SJI 39.16 86
MINING
...................................... MACHINERY
Anika
3.00 36
LEISURE
Augusta(a)
0.40 9
InsitfTch
INSU 19.74 91
FacetBion
9.87 41
INSURANCE
CllctUnv
2.42 1
.....................................
......................................
SklldHcren(n)
8.28 92
NtnwdFnl(n)
NFS 52.21 47
CycleCtry(a)
0.40 29
MEDIA
CONSUMER
LfSciR
8.99 60
OdyssyRe(n)
ORH 51.52 16
JhnsnOtdrs
5.67 24
MStewartA(n)
64
...................................... GrCanEd
LOPE 18.37 62
..................................... .......................2.56
Pozen
4.96 45
..............
......................................
...................................... INTERNET
FINANCE
COMP HDWRE
...................................... FINANCE (7)
OcwenFinl(n) OCN 8.78 66 COMP SFTWR
Kowabunga(a)
0.05 14
RadiantSys
3.05 78
SXCI 18.22 91 SVGS & LN (16)
CashTech(a)
0.10 31
.....................................
ModusLk
2.71 12
Since Jan 1, 31.68% Stonelghn(a) SOC 7.80 5 .SXCHlth
...................................... ..................................... PacPrmBcp
3.40 42
KaynAEn(n)
6.55 23
IntrntGold
2.30 67
CHEMICALS
BANKS
..................................... ICOInc
GSFinl
11.86 74
IrwinFin(n)
1.38 8
TRANSPORT
2.86 51
24.20 86
BFBC 14.95 85 Teche(a)
.....................................
GenesisL(n)
2.51 78
ELECTRONICS
AlaskaAir(n)
ALK 28.81 12 FrnklnBen
...................................... ...................................... SIFinl
5.98 74
WestwdHld(n)
25.49 81
MISC
Schmitt
3.59 34
AUTO&PARTS
NrthEastBc
7.12 23
TELECOM
TortCap(n)
4.01 2
EngexInc(a)
1.85
Vishay(n)
3.31 47
Since Jan 1, 24.77%
Defensive
Close 986.45+16.32 (+1.68%)
Since Jan 1, 24.83%
.....................................................................................................................
40 234 14
66 3.4m 43o
37 594 11o
31 360 4o
51 499 13o
+17 179 8
29 95 17k
58 398 10o
20 14m 8
43 107 ..o
40 140 27o
+34 1.4m 14
78 104 7
33 5.6m 12
Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average

11/20/08 2.05 01/01/08 4.24 11/20/08 2.05 10/09/07 4.42
...................................... ...................................... UnitdComBn

MISC
SVGS & LN
CFSBncrp
Dow Trans. Close 3438.64+103.97 (+3.12%)
+.37
+.11
+.42
+.27
+1.18
+1.02
+.81
.02
+.49
+.02
+.24
+.10
+.18
+1.05
New Issues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE

12/29/08 1.5% 01/31/08 8.5% 12/29/08 1.5% 03/16/05 9.3%
Velcro
Citigrp
Medtronic
Teva
19.74
9.17
11.28
9.27
24.61
16.37
23.98
11.20
15.16
17.95
11.68
18.20
9.43
17.62
-0.1%
+0.9%
---+0.3%
............................................................................................... +2.4%
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SanDisk
SNDK
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SilcnLab
SLAB
StdMicro r SMSC
Supertex
SUPX
Tessera
TSRA
TexsInst 2.9 TXN
Trnsmtahrs TMTA
Ultratech UTEK
VarianSm r VSEA
Verigy
r VRGY
Xilinx 3.2 r XLNX
Tue Mon
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Close 3226.92+60.77 (+1.92%)

Since Jan 1, 29.13% NYSE (n) 6 New Highs, 22 Lows
.................................................................................................................... NASDAQ 12 New Highs, 81 Lows
Amgen
BaxterIntl
Biovail
CardlHth
ExprsScrpt
AMEX (a) 2 New Highs, 27 Lows
JohnsnJn
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NYTime
5 YEAR HISTORY
Low
Date High Current 10 AM
11 AM
12 PM
01 PM
02 PM
03 PM
04 PM
Date
NASDAQ Daily Trading Volume as % of NYSEDaily Volume

11/28/08 103.3 08/29/08 207 09/16/05 79.1 08/29/08 207
PW 14.19 53
ROCM 15.58 47 PittsWVRR(a)
...................................... ......................................
Amgen
EMC
Pfizer
76 74 62 A B35.0
21 31 23 D B34.1
75 62 73 B A18.6
28 11 31 B B 58.6
82 69 68 A B 39.2
50 67 41 B C+39.6
86 84 87 C B35.0
41 31 40 B C 45.0
54 61 42 B B33.8
90 62 98 D B+18.1
84 74 90 D B 17.2
44 35 47 C B+41.2
12 4 29 C D+28.0
82 84 69 A B28.2
MutualFund Share Purchases/Redemptions(X-Money Market Funds) TOTAL 3234 2980 +253

10/01/08 0.68 05/01/08 1.25 10/01/08 0.68 12/01/06 1.50 0.68 ............................................................................................
RochstrMd
Senior
Growth Close 433.8+9.13 (+2.15%) Since Jan 1, 22.95%
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47 216 17
53 36m 10
25 2.1m 5
6 811 ..o
38 2.9m 9
23 2.5m 8o
46 3.3m 11
44 4.0m 4
56 207 13
43 2.3m 11
36 1.1m 9
64 226 11
44 3.6m 9o
78 163 13o
42 1.3m 20o
651 8o CBOE Market Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)

361 9
05/20/08 14.1 10/10/08 103.4 07/15/05 8.2 10/10/08 103.4 46.0
531 9 ...............................................................................................
601 5k Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls
86 7
01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58 01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58 1.66
197 14 ...............................................................................................
942 9o
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Since Jan 1, 31.67%

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Adobe Sys
AutoData
CAInc
CheckPtSf
ComputrSci
Dell Inc
EMC
HewlttPk
IBM
Intuit
SunMicro rs
JackHn
Micrsft
NetApp
Oracle
Symantec
+.51
+.56
+.58
+.23
+1.38
+.98
+.77
+.65
+.83
+.90
+.42
+.31
+.43
+.56
+.49
Priceto Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones Industrial Average

ASMI 8.66 +.25 74 24 7 12/08/08
0.0 05/29/08 102.0 12/08/08 0.0 05/29/08 102.0
ASMIntl
ASML 1.8 ASML 17.90
ATMI
ATMI 15.08
Actel
r ACTL 11.94
AdvEngy
AEIS 10.10
Advantst 2.9 ATE 16.03
Altera 1.2 ALTR 16.75
AnalogD 4.2 ADI 18.84
AppMat 2.4 AMAT 10.15
Atheros
ATHR . 14.05
Broadcom BRCM 17.15
CabotMic r CCMP 25.51
Caviumn CAVM 10.15
Cohu
2.0 COHU 11.98
Cree
r CREE 15.27
Cymer
r CYMI 21.46
Diodes
DIOD 5.67
ElecSci
r ESIO 6.78
FormFactor FORM 14.14
Care
29.45
14.69
9.07
13.01
21.91
21.76
22.30
13.73
14.44
19.23
12.08
11.99
9.93
21.41
12.24
Psychological Market Indicators HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES

Date
+.57
+1.25
+1.35
+.96
+.57
+.68
+.95
33. SEMICNDUCTRS

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
46 63 ..
42 740 11
3 71 ..
37 87 13
+5 614 12k
40 78 19
5 1.6m 10
60 612 25
44 192 13
+93 1.3m 9o
25 96 10
39 197 12o
41 1.6m 20o
50 235 17o
53 3.7m 10o
39 135 22
57 2.3m 6o
44 4.8m 10
33 1.7m 5o
32. REAL EST

38 23 61 E A58.4
36 66 30 B E 37.2
18 49 21 D E 22.1
3 9 4 E D 44.9
14 15 27 D B 29.5
71 95 59 B C 49.2
78 74 64 B B+63.5
33 38 27 B C+90.8
36 99 13 D E 30.3
10 16 21 E D+34.3
24 10 50 E B 46.8
44 30 50 B D44.4
70 42 74 B B 34.6
Computer Close 885.96+22.53 (+2.61%)
Gold
Close 82.371.01 (1.21%)
Since Jan 1, 22.4%
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31.96
23.27
31.05
14.76
11.62
21.87
25.01

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AMERICAN EXCHANGE
Total Volume: 18,056,044
Change: "19.8%
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P R GrpAcc52-Wk
S S Str Dis Hi Stock
Closing
Vol%
Symbol Price Chg Chg
85 82
91 66
93 98 A+C+ 43.3 BakerMichl BKR 37.10+3.31 28 83 64
Stocks $12 and higher with at least { point change and 20,000 76 68 AB 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 51.75 +.20 56 83 40
82 39
shares traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative
89 53
Strength 80 or more are boldfaced.
.. 88 AD 54.4 ClayBond n UBD 46.00 ... +50 81 71
EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk
Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
.. 76 AD+ 52.4 ClayUS1 n UEM 39.00 ... 75 85 60
Rnk Str Dis High Stock Name
Symbol Price
Change (1000s) Change 74 86 DB 95.2 Contango MCF 55.96+4.35 16 79 40
86 64 E 39.00 Teche
TSH 24.20 +1.06 43 +933 16 2 E E 21.1 Geokinetic GOK 2.09 .24 +72 8896 5384
46.5 Gormanrupp GRC 29.63 +.93 +305
89 77 B 46.50 Gormanrupp GRC 29.63 +0.93 401 +305 8989 7725 D+B
79 68
D+E 54.9 Graham
GHM 11.20 +.30 68
43 94 B+ 16.20 FrkStPrp
FSP 14.30 +2.32 1,449 +59 10 13 E D 25.5 GreenHtr n GRH 5.05 +.21 44 93 53
93 76
74 76 C D+ 25.6 HawkClA
HWK 14.95 +.23 +48
87 71
SAL 21.50 0.25 27 +999
54 64 E 34.35 SalisbrBc
88 39
.. 96 B 42.31 CentGold
GTU 39.28 0.47 40 +70 94 60 DC+ 63.1 ImprlOil IMO 33.75 +.85 63 87 86
99 90
74 33 C C 41.6 InterOil
IOC 11.75 +.87 23
69 41 A D 62.7 InvrnsMed IMA 19.63 +.78 43 80 79
10 Most Active Stocks 10 Most % Up (Stocks Over $12) 90 89 D C+ 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 13.50+1.15 +2 80 80
EPS Rel Acc
Closing Net Vol Vol% EPS Rel
Closing Net
Vol Vol%
78 47
Rnk|Str|Dis| Stock Name
| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg Rnk|Str| Stock Name | Price | Up | (100s) | Chg
91 70
4394B+ FrkStPrp
14.30 +2.32 1.45 +59 43 94 FrkStPrp
14.30 +2.321,449,3 +59 80 99 DC 55.9 MexcoEn MXC 13.66 +.07 10 96 76
52 4E GenMoly
1.18 +0.18 1.27 +106 3 56 Maxxam
13.25 +1.25 5,2 +68 70 91 B+B+ 54.0 Ntl Hlthcr NHC 48.21+2.03 70 85 52
95 74
1864C+ Protalix n 1.85 +0.17 1.11 +999 93 98 BakerMichl 37.10 +3.31 65,8 28
97 38
128B GoldStr
1.02 +0.10 2.27 23 90 89 LaBarge Inc 13.50 +1.15 69,2 +2
PRK 67.08+2.83 52 80 50
4597C+ EldorGld
7.81 +0.01 1.24 48 70 95 CKXLands 13.60 +1.15 5,0 +355 26 90 A+C+ 84.3 ParkNatl
89 76
86.91 ...128.42 70 56 95 MaineMari 35.45 +2.90 3,2 22
..58C+ SPDR
78 74
..53C S&PMdcpDR 92.36 ... 3.53 67 74 86 Contango 55.96 +4.35 122,0 16 .. 53 AC 163 S&PMdcpDR MDY 92.36 ... 67 83 23
32 5D NovaGold
1.46 0.02 1.12 51 63 98 Tompkns
59.30 +4.30 27,3 58 44 46 B+B 33.6 SeabrGld
SA 12.67 .72 30 98 99
2237B NAPall
1.76 0.18 0.92 +22 33 74 ConsTomoka 38.20 +2.20 12,1 52 .. 58 AC+ 149 SPDR
SPY 86.91 ... 70 98 99
4599B Ener1 n
7.22 1.03 1.85 +428 86 64 Teche
24.20 +1.06 43,4 +933 63 98 A+B 59.3 Tompkns TMP 59.30+4.30 58 82 74
85 60
84 55
79 60
E
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol% 83 85
Includes stocks trading less than 20,000 shares.
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
98 98
Full list of low-priced and thinly traded stocks at
86 58 88 B 17.4 AmerRvr
AMRB 10.23 -0.87 -69 97 99
www.investors.com/data.
88 52 97 A- 42.1 AmesNtl
ATLO 25.90 0.89 -63 99 95
98 99 77 B+ 17.5 AmTrFin
AFSI 11.34 0.14 -20 81 74
E
E
92 59 89 B+ 17.2 Anaren
ANEN 11.30 0.40 46 82 43
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
15.29 0.29 -38 86 89
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 95 73 92 B 21.2 AnnalyCap NLY
93 74 90 B+ 10.3 Anworth
ANH
6.42 0.16 -66 89 51
ALNC 22.50 -0.04 -97 82 53 86 A- 13.0 ArcSight n ARST 7.28 0.45 -15 93 78
79 23 97 B- 16.5 AMR
AMR 10.41 0.04 -58 91 77 89 B- 27.7 AllncFnl
96 77
83
68
71
B7.5
AllionHth
ALLI
4.11
0.26
-75
85 32 97 A- 3.3 ATS Med
ATSI
2.65 0.04 -30
84 37 93 C 168.6 ArdenGpA ARDNA 122.70 0.60 -72
95 65
90
74
97
C+
11.7
AmerSvcGp
ASGR
9.80
-0.33
-43
92 77 95 D 25.9 AaronRntA RNTA 21.35 0.25 -75
91 72 91 B- 10.4 Arris
ARRS 7.73 0.54 -45 90 56
ABNJ 11.75 0.09 34 81 61 76 B- 19.3 Artesian
89 68 89 B 12.4 AbngtBc
ABBC 9.51 0.19 -72 95 74 96 B 11.8 AmBNJ
ARTNA 14.35 0.35 -21 86 74
6.55 0.02 -47 86 67 95 C+ 14.9 Asiainfo
95 78 96 B 11.0 Aceto
ACET
9.39 0.38 -30 90 74 98 E 9.5 AmCareSrc ANCI
ASIA 11.33 0.22 -19 97 69
90 74 92 B- 10.5 AcuraPh n ACUR 7.21 -0.22 -51 81 21 97 A- 11.3 AmerComBc ACBA 10.25 0.25 -37 97 85 89 C 133.9 Atrion
ATRI 98.80 -0.50 235 98 75
78 74 93 B 4.2 Adaptec
ADPT 3.34 0.04 -35 97 74 99 B+ 24.6 AmItPasta n AIPC 23.08 0.60 35 90 85 70 B- 16.0 BCBBncrp BCBP 10.53 -0.91 69 81 76
84 23 99 B+ 9.1 AirTranHg AAI
4.50 0.11 -25 94 87 81 B 8.3 Am Med AlertAMAC 4.81 -0.12 -54 90 65 78 B+ 17.5 BJSRest
BJRI 10.35 0.33 -4 81 51
85 18 94 B- 7.0 Airvana n AIRV
5.92 0.13 -25 97 93 73 C+ 12.3 AmerOrBio AOB
BOFI
4.50 0.00 -59 95 79
6.30 0.18 4 84 89 56 C+ 8.2 BOFIHldg
AB
AMEX Stocks On The Move
CDE
IJKL
MNO
PQR
ST
Top-Ranked Low-Priced Stocks
REITs
38
96
48
11
63
40
25
56
15
58
92
17
90
17
7
72
6
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29.0
22.5
36.0
12.0
471.0
116.5
66.9
34.9
30.5
28.8
21.2
14.1
10.3
55.1
34.5
16.9
13.2
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
46
Closing
Vol% %
21
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
40
AcadiaRlty AKR 13.79 0.88 -38 6.1
24
ACapAgy
AGNC 20.84 0.20 -41 23.0
42
Agree Realty ADC 17.17 0.45 -70 11.6
11
AlescoFncl AFN 0.44 -0.01 12 ..
50
Alexanders ALX 259.10 9.25 -72 ..
4
AlexREEqt
ARE 58.48 2.59 -44 5.5
6
AMB Ppty AMB 22.40 1.36 -58 ..
AmerCamp ACC 19.91 0.46 -11 6.8 84
AmerCmtyTr APO 4.55 -0.15 388 8.8 14
AmerLndLs ANL 13.56 0.08 -17 .. 64
AnnalyCap NLY 15.29 0.29 -38 13.1 9
Anthracite AHR 2.26 -0.05 -19 54.9 39
Anworth
ANH 6.42 0.16 -66 16.2 18
ApartntInv AIV 11.28 0.50 -58 21.3 40
ArborRT
ABR 2.67 0.22 -38 36.0 16
AsdEstRlty AEC 9.02 0.41 -65 7.5 33
AshfordH
AHT 1.06 -0.03 7 .. 73
R Acc 52-Wk
S Dis High Stock
C+
D+
C+
C
D+
DBE
E
AC
DDB+
C+
E
C+
C
B
149.9
31.2
133.0
37.0
73.0
32.0
80.0
56.0
11.9
18.6
28.3
15.0
50.4
17.0
19.8
23.1
42.0
40.8
56.5
AvalonBay
BioMdRlty
BostonPpts
BrandwnRty
BRE Pprts
BRT RealtyTr
Camden Pty
Capital Trust
CapLse
CapstdMtg
CaptlSrc
Care Inv n
CBL&Assoc
CedarShp
Chimera n
CogdSpen
ColonlPty
CousinsPty
CpOffcPty
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
AVB
BMR
BXP
BDN
BRE
BRT
CPT
CT
LSE
CMO
CSE
CRE
CBL
CDR
CIM
CSA
CLP
CUZ
OFC
58.43 3.28
10.30 0.69
52.91 2.50
7.34 0.59
26.48 1.22
3.34 -0.31
30.14 1.66
3.44 -0.19
1.69 0.12
10.37 0.11
4.18 0.24
7.54 0.32
6.09 -0.19
6.80 0.55
3.33 0.20
9.09 0.20
7.62 0.80
12.82 0.33
28.39 2.21
-53 6.1
-58 13.0
-49 5.1
-45 16.3
-4 8.5
176 ..
-46 9.3
55 ..
39 ..
-46 13.9
-41 4.8
-61 9.0
-22 24.3
-44 13.2
-22 4.8
-3 15.4
-54 13.1
-43 7.8
-42 5.2
36
12
39
2
22
69
22
2
73
68
23
40
66
58
72
53
95
48
66
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D
C+
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BD
D+
E
C+
BC+
C+
B+
C
C+
B+
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C
B
12.1
174.4
29.3
72.3
22.0
51.3
48.4
23.2
10.0
57.5
15.5
68.9
59.7
56.5
30.9
148.5
10.5
20.6
98.9
DCT Indl
DeefldCap
DEmmett
DevelprDvs
DiamRkHos
DigitlRlt
DukeRlty
DuPFabr n
Dynex Cap
Eastgroup
EducRlty
EntertmtP
EqLifePrp
EqtyRsd
Equity One
EssexPpty
EstnLtCap
ExtraSpc
FederlRlty
65 B
97 ..
78 C+
89 B81 B+
98 A
67 D
83 B
74 B
88 D
97 ..
74 C
98 B
94 B
81 C
90 A
53 B
90 B+
70 C+
60 B91 D
82 B
98 A
84 C+
84 A97 B
97 A96 A
77 D+
97 A87 ..
82 ..
77 C+
95 B97 B81 B51 A68 B53 C
98 A+
46 B+
61 C
53 C+
85 C+
94 B+
86 B97 A+
98 A
96 C+
76 B+
98 B+
48 B+
76 B
85 A-
60.0 BcoChile
23.0 BkKY Fn
33.6 BankMarin
15.1 BankSC
11.1 BeaconF n
8.0 BigBand n
108.7 BioRad B
14.9 Biovail
15.4 BlkRKel n
22.8 BrdgeBcp
23.1 BrinksHS
18.0 Brt&Ktz
3.5 BrdpntSec
15.7 BrklynFed
63.2 BrownForA
28.2 BrynMwr
13.8 CAE
9.8 CBIZInc
12.0 CGI Group A
17.7 CMSEnrgy
12.1 CV Thera
38.0 CamdnNtl
15.4 Cantel
10.2 CapeBncp n
18.6 CapstdMtg
13.5 CastlePt
8.2 CatapltCom
9.5 CentnlComm
11.4 CentrBc
18.0 CntrstBk
13.3 CnElBras
12.4 EBRB
5.2 CtrlFed
8.2 CntlGardn
7.7 CnGard A
22.5 CntyBcMA
28.0 ChinaDig n
13.0 ChinaFire n
8.0 ChinaInfo
17.1 CinaSky
44.7 ChinaSAir
11.5 ChinaBiot
7.2 ChinaCEd n
8.6 ChinaEdu n
25.8 CitizNthn
9.3 CtzCmtyB
22.0 CitizHold
9.4 Citizens
2.0 Clearfield
16.6 CNinsure n
14.4 Cogent
16.4 CogoGrp
52.0 CommBcp
21.0 CmrNatPA
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
DCT
DFR
DEI
DDR
DRH
DLR
DRE
DFT
DX
EGP
EDR
EPR
ELS
EQR
EQY
ESS
ELC
EXR
FRT
4.54 0.20
2.82 0.02
12.63 0.47
4.52 0.55
4.55 0.51
31.70 2.06
10.35 0.39
1.81 0.00
6.63 -0.12
34.79 0.84
4.91 0.32
28.90 2.18
36.36 2.17
28.14 1.16
16.99 0.12
73.87 2.48
4.40 0.30
9.54 0.16
59.23 1.70
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-35 5.9
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-55 4.2
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-35 ..
163 13.9
-35 6.0
-56 16.7
-25 11.6
-39 2.2
-50 6.9
-55 7.1
-45 5.5
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-35 10.5
-54 4.4
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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
Closing Vol%
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
3
7
1
94
32
1
96
31
7
8
47
24
96
67
80
79
17
72
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29.5
49.6
8.4
21.1
31.8
67.4
32.1
20.7
29.7
38.3
73.6
5.5
27.3
42.2
54.0
38.7
14.2
47.4
14.5
FelCor
First Industrl
FriedBR
FrkStPrp
FstPotmc
GenlGrPpty
GettyRlty
Gladstn
GlimchRlty
Gramercy
Gyrodyne Am
HanovCap
HatterasF n
HCP
HealthCrR
HealthRlty
Hersha Hosp
HghwdPrp
HMG
BCH
BKYF
BMRC
BKSC
BFED
BBND
BIOB
BVF
BKCC
BDGE
CFL
BKBK
BPSG
BFSB
BFA
BMTC
CGT
CBZ
GIB
CMS
CVTX
CAC
CMN
CBNJ
CMO
CPHL
CATT
CYCL
CNBC
CSFL
EBR
EBRB
CFBK
CENT
CENTA
CNBKA
STV
CFSG
CPBY
CSKI
ZNH
CHBT
CAST
CEDU
CZNC
CZWI
CIZN
CIA
CLFD
CISG
COGT
COGO
CCBP
CNAF
32.19
21.20
23.77
12.89
8.25
5.61
69.71
9.23
9.17
19.40
21.95
11.00
2.71
13.83
49.50
20.38
6.51
8.39
7.63
9.65
8.98
26.27
13.97
8.50
10.37
13.10
6.74
8.04
8.28
16.30
11.04
10.39
3.10
5.80
5.93
14.48
7.73
7.00
3.60
16.09
8.80
8.00
2.30
4.59
20.00
7.00
21.40
9.34
1.24
9.01
13.40
4.86
35.00
14.00
0.14
1.20
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0.03
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0.21
0.09
0.62
0.06
0.40
0.11
0.61
0.58
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0.39
0.01
0.41
0.39
-0.25
0.06
0.24
0.00
0.52
0.78
0.26
0.19
-0.50
0.00
0.15
0.03
0.28
0.45
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0.43
0.22
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0.17
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81
77
34
79
86
87 C
52 C
68 B
98 B73 B
89 A82 C+
81 B82 B86 B78 D
80 B85 A
58 C+
73 C+
94 B
68 B
88 C
68 B92 B
62 D
82 D83 B
31 C+
90 B
90 B
96 B+
66 B
98 B+
60 D+
83 D97 B96 B
92 B83 B90 B
96 B82 B
99 A+
90 B+
97 A
87 A
72 D
85 C+
48 C+
87 C+
96 B
77 A99 ..
82 C+
73 A
86 A94 B
87 C+
21.6 CommVlt
CVLT
83.9 AmBevC
ABVC
11.9 Compuwr CPWR
5.5 Consulier CSLR
43.5 CpOffcPty OFC
12.8 CrawfrdA
CRDA
16.6 Cryolife
CRY
2.1 Cyanotc
CYAN
9.8 Del Monte DLM
32.2 DeltaNG
DGAS
4.5 DescSys
DSGX
9.5 DialysisCp DCAI
86.2 DiamHill
DHIL
22.0 DoubTake DBTK
10.0 Dynex Cap DX
11.3 ESB Finl
ESBF
28.1 E-House n EJ
31.0 EastrnAmNG NGT
51.1 Eastgroup EGP
12.8 EcolgyEnv EEI
21.5 EmbtldA
AKOA
12.4 EngWest
EWST
14.1 EntpsBcMA EBTC
18.9 eResearch ERES
9.0 eTelecr n ETEL
18.0 EvansBcrp EVBN
18.8 EZchip
EZCH
95.0 FederlRlty FRT
12.2 FiberNet
FTGX
13.3 FifthStFn
FSC
13.0 FstAdvBc n FABK
13.3 FstbkPRic FBP
23.1 FtBcqME
FNLC
18.4 FstBks
FBSI
20.0 FBusnFn
FBIZ
16.9 First Cap FCAP
24.5 First Lng Isld FLIC
14.3 Flagstone n FSR
5.7 ForcePro
FRPT
13.3 Fox Chase FXCB
14.6 FrnklnBen BFBC
8.4 Frozen Food FFEX
11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI
4.4 GSITech n GSIT
16.2 Genpact n G
15.0 GermnAm GABC
28.6 GettyRlty
GTY
17.4 GlobTAD
GAI
18.0 GrCanEd
LOPE
13.9 GrnCntyBcp GCBC
18.0 HF Finl
HFFC
13.9 HLTHCorp HLTH
14.3 HrlysvlSv
HARL
18.2 Hawkins
HWKN
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
FCH
FR
FBR
FSP
FPO
GGP
GTY
GOOD
GRT
GKK
GYRO
HCM
HTS
HCP
HCN
HR
HT
HIW
HMG
1.63 0.12
7.11 0.17
0.16 0.02
14.30 2.32
8.36 0.30
1.20 -0.01
21.62 0.89
8.00 0.53
2.75 -0.16
1.30 0.16
23.99 0.94
0.10 0.00
26.06 0.25
26.68 1.19
40.63 1.83
22.49 1.08
2.90 0.05
25.37 1.42
3.65 -0.50
-31 ..
-36 14.1
16 ..
59 5.3
-33 16.3
-82 ..
-37 8.7
516 18.8
-16 46.5
-51 ..
-43 ..
47 ..
-41 15.3
-52 6.8
-58 6.7
-48 6.8
26 24.8
-51 6.7
133 ..
68
38
29
24
94
78
93
21
3
52
29
20
3
63
18
11
47
9
55
BBBBD+
B
B+
B
E
BDDDBD
C+
C+
C+
B-
65.0
49.0
29.0
13.7
11.3
21.1
11.8
52.9
21.5
90.2
53.6
21.8
30.3
31.2
49.8
19.5
54.6
103.6
56.5
12.95
35.50
6.73
5.25
28.39
5.67
9.09
1.45
7.09
23.49
2.99
6.50
63.75
8.29
6.63
10.10
7.69
25.16
34.79
11.45
10.52
7.98
10.82
6.47
6.77
16.00
14.71
59.23
10.45
7.38
9.36
11.01
18.09
15.82
14.20
15.25
23.25
9.88
5.91
10.95
14.95
5.54
6.29
2.83
7.68
11.10
21.62
10.00
18.37
10.90
11.75
10.29
13.00
14.82
0.73
1.91
0.12
0.00
2.21
0.22
0.04
0.00
0.35
0.06
-0.01
0.21
2.24
0.36
-0.12
-0.35
0.06
-0.19
0.84
0.00
0.01
0.35
-1.18
0.53
0.23
0.00
0.86
1.70
0.55
0.14
0.00
0.37
0.88
0.03
0.00
0.25
0.00
0.56
0.30
0.03
0.71
0.13
0.16
0.02
0.40
0.10
0.89
0.02
0.37
0.46
-1.34
0.24
-0.85
0.01
-54
-15
-64
-69
-42
-37
-13
-3
0
-71
30
-7
49
-47
163
-38
19
77
-35
187
-78
0
-61
-13
-97
93
118
-54
173
-38
100
-17
-50
-5
80
425
-96
-54
130
-58
18
999
-57
147
-55
143
-37
-51
-59
-9
-68
-53
210
40
93
84
80
87
84
82
85
89
92
79
84
79
95
83
88
81
94
91
97
85
91
91
82
87
78
79
83
82
97
80
86
86
84
91
85
91
85
97
81
81
97
88
78
98
84
99
96
84
80
85
88
84
93
90
81
80
71
90
35
78
81
99
76
74
69
92
87
40
99
64
96
86
74
87
82
23
88
74
29
54
83
36
88
69
59
86
80
82
51
71
83
74
72
47
98
87
63
56
96
87
88
96
84
68
51
74
95
86
80 B68 C
65 B68 B
95 B+
65 E
64 D
72 B
89 B
81 D82 B
85 B86 B+
94 C+
68 C+
99 B+
76 B80 B88 B+
61 E
86 B+
98 A57 C
91 C+
94 C+
99 B81 B+
95 A+
64 B
64 B81 B+
70 C+
80 D+
77 B+
92 A97 B64 B+
94 B
76 B
89 A72 B74 B84 D+
99 A+
69 B
83 B
90 C+
51 B67 E
79 E
86 C+
75 A75 B
74 C
54.0 HealthCrR
3.5 HlthStrm
4.8 HealthTrnc
18.8 Hellnc Tel
7.3 HenryBrEl
12.8 HercTecG
18.7 HeritCrys n
38.3 HghwdPrp
37.0 HinghmSv
8.0 Homeown
15.0 HopfedBcp
13.8 IxysCp
10.1 IAMGld
9.9 ICxTech n
12.0 iGate
3.8 Image Ent
20.2 Insteel
12.0 IntgrmdAm
2.2 Inventure
13.8 IturnLoc
13.4 JksnvBcIL
7.3 Jetblue
7.9 JewettCmrn
10.2 KYFstFed
12.6 KingPhar
3.0 Kirklnds
42.8 Konami
3.0 Labophm
14.9 LANAirADS
13.7 Landec
24.8 LandmkBcp
8.3 LaPorteB n
14.4 LegcyBc
10.7 LibrtyBc
6.5 LibBellBk
15.0 LinclnBnc
13.9 Liquidity
13.3 LaBncp n
11.1 MFA Mtg
11.3 MSB Fin
15.2 MainStC n
45.8 Makita
11.2 MalvernF
9.2 Maxygen
13.0 Meadow Vlly
9.9 Meadwbrk
9.1 Medifast
19.9 Mellanox
18.2 MercerIns
24.5 MercMcsVT
10.4 MeridIntr n
10.8 Micrel
11.3 MonrchFn
49.8 MoogB
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
HomePptys
Hosp Prop Tr
HostHtls
HRPT Ptys Tr
IncomeOpRe
InlandRE
InvtRlEst
iStarFinl
JER Inv
Kilroy Rlty
Kimco Rlty
KiteRealty
KKRFincl
LTC Ppty Inc
LaSalleHtl
LexRltyTr
Liberty Ppty
Macerich
MackCali Rlt
HME
HPT
HST
HRP
IOT
IRC
IRET
SFI
JRT
KRC
KIM
KRG
KFN
LTC
LHO
LXP
LRY
MAC
CLI
38.49 2.60
13.81 0.62
7.06 0.28
3.13 0.25
5.25 0.26
12.50 0.64
10.48 0.15
2.22 0.04
0.99 -0.01
32.22 1.67
17.77 0.00
5.05 0.29
1.37 0.18
19.44 1.12
10.16 0.42
4.71 0.15
20.99 1.57
17.63 0.47
23.07 1.33
-51 7.0
-53 22.3
-41 2.8
-48 26.8
64 ..
-42 7.8
-15 6.4
-46 ..
6121.2
-41 7.2
-54 9.9
-1 16.2
73 ..
-33 8.0
-52 10.0
-43 15.3
328 9.1
-57 18.2
-59 11.1
4
40
76
8
65
66
83
83
65
1
25
75
33
77
24
50
13
99
66
81
E
BB
E
B
BBBB
DC+
C
E
B+
DDBA+
B
E
44.7
16.7
11.1
11.2
60.7
14.9
9.1
35.5
26.1
33.5
18.1
40.0
33.9
19.8
26.1
15.3
50.4
14.7
60.0
15.9
HCN
HSTM
HTRN
OTE
HBE
HTGC
HCCI
HIW
HIFS
HCII
HFBC
IXYS
IAG
ICXT
IGTE
DISK
IIIN
INMD
SNAK
ITRN
JXSB
JBLU
JCTCF
KFFB
KG
KIRK
KNM
DDSS
LFL
LNDC
LARK
LPSB
LEGC
LBCP
LBBB
LNCB
LQDT
LABC
MFA
MSBF
MAIN
MKTAY
MLVF
MAXY
MVCO
MIG
MED
MLNX
MIGP
MBVT
EBSB
MCRL
MNRK
MOGB
40.63
2.05
2.39
8.65
5.90
7.41
10.10
25.37
27.44
5.10
10.87
7.81
5.93
7.40
6.16
1.93
10.98
6.74
1.69
7.59
9.73
6.82
4.81
9.75
10.40
2.63
25.77
1.35
8.61
6.09
18.50
5.25
10.95
7.70
4.25
15.00
7.57
12.33
5.70
9.50
9.57
22.11
9.20
8.69
7.37
6.37
5.30
8.15
12.50
18.74
8.95
7.19
7.00
33.81
1.83
-0.02
0.14
0.34
-0.10
0.18
0.10
1.42
-0.55
0.05
0.00
0.14
-0.07
0.75
0.56
-0.03
0.25
0.12
0.09
0.17
0.17
0.23
0.04
-0.01
0.46
0.05
0.64
-0.08
0.11
0.08
0.00
0.70
-0.11
0.00
-0.05
0.30
0.09
0.00
0.40
-0.25
-0.13
0.57
0.05
-0.36
0.37
0.49
0.10
0.16
-1.10
0.79
0.16
0.05
-0.06
-0.30
-58
37
-26
-35
2
-42
-17
-51
-67
46
-92
-69
-41
24
-44
-70
-40
-65
-80
-14
213
-35
-79
-67
-47
-66
-43
166
-70
12
-81
136
-89
-88
-80
163
40
-99
-3
-33
-46
-5
4
78
-30
-15
-27
-34
55
11
-14
-48
123
7
85
95
87
79
92
92
95
87
86
80
91
93
88
82
89
84
85
82
81
96
79
85
81
94
82
87
82
88
95
85
84
92
86
80
93
91
88
89
83
96
99
85
88
92
88
83
81
89
86
86
89
91
89
81
92
73
68
57
62
53
76
99
87
51
54
73
90
94
66
76
70
79
50
77
87
17
33
50
98
91
89
78
95
76
88
69
80
62
74
73
88
88
74
76
85
58
70
83
63
84
51
44
71
79
74
32
58
62
98
71
70 C+
95 B94 C+
83 B91 A+
65 B
69 D+
80 D+
96 B
83 E
87 D
80 D
82 E
99 A79 D+
91 C+
78 D+
92 D+
97 C+
77 B+
99 A98 C
88 B+
70 B+
62 B57 C
78 C
62 B
94 B
72 B
89 B+
90 B
86 C
46 D
89 C+
73 C+
82 D96 B84 E
82 B99 B+
78 C
85 D
97 A81 B+
91 B+
85 A77 C+
79 C
79 A99 B
95 B+
98 A
41 D
85 C+
18.2 NathnsFms NATH

22.0 NtlBnksh
NKSH
10.1 NatBevrg
FIZZ
35.0 Natl Hlth Inv NHI
35.6 Natl Resrch NRCI
25.0 NatRetPrp NNN
16.1 Netscout
NTCT
11.3 NwEngBc NEBS
12.9 99Cents
NDN
16.2 NobelLrn
NLCI
32.3 NorwdFnl NWFL
5.0 NovaMed
NOVA
10.5 OakRidgeF BKOR
8.4 Ocwen Finl OCN
11.3 OdyssyHth ODSY
22.0 Oil Dri Amer ODC
9.3 OldLnBnc
OLBK
22.0 OldPntFnl OPOF
31.2 OmegaFlx OFLX
19.8 OmegaHlth OHI
11.0 OptimerP
OPTR
3.7 Orthovita
VITA
9.1 OutdoorCh OUTD
12.0 PMA Cp A PMACA
9.9 PMC Sierra PMCS
21.9 ParaCopl
ELP
95.9 PatrtTrns
PATR
11.8 PC-Tel
PCTI
37.9 PeapkGlFn PGC
14.9 Pearson
PSO
2.9 PeerlsSys PRLS
33.8 PaCmcBcp COBH
5.0 PervsvSft PVSW
8.3 PointrTel
PNTR
19.3 PorterBc
PBIB
14.8 PortgTel
PT
66.9 PrefrmLn
PLPC
12.3 PrestgBr
PBH
29.8 PrinctnNtl PNBC
16.5 ProspctCp PSEC
9.8 Questcor
QCOR
9.0 R F IndustriesRFIL
32.5 RGC Resc RGCO
0.9 RIT Technlgs RITT
20.6 RRSat
RRST
12.4 RadianGp RDN
34.9 RealtyIncm O
22.6 RepubAir
RJET
11.9 RomeBncp ROME
3.1 RuralMtro RURL
6.6 SMA
WINS
8.3 SOneCorp SONE
2.4 Sapiens
SPNS
10.0 Sapient
SAPE
7.0 SchiffNutr WNI
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
MaguirePr MPG
MedclProp MPW
MFA Mtg
MFA
MHIHosp
MDH
Mid Am Apt MAA
MissWst
MSW
MonREIT
MNRTA
Natl Hlth Inv NHI
NatRetPrp NNN
Newcstle
NCT
NStarRlty
NRF
NtnwdHlth NHP
NYMtgTr
NYMT
OmegaHlth OHI
OneLibertyPr OLP
PacOffPT
PCE
Penn REIT PEI
PittsWVRR PW
Plum Crk Tim PCL
PMC Cmrcl PCC
1.73 0.31
6.18 0.05
5.70 0.40
1.40 0.11
35.55 2.07
7.43 0.21
6.65 -0.09
27.14 1.03
16.77 0.75
0.71 -0.06
3.66 0.18
27.33 1.30
2.32 0.36
14.57 -0.03
7.70 0.66
4.15 0.20
7.37 0.13
14.19 0.41
33.87 1.22
6.74 0.02
52 ..
-27 12.9
-3 14.7
116 48.6
-31 6.9
32 10.8
-28 9.0
-61 8.1
-46 8.9
-21 ..
-21 39.3
-53 6.4
-34 17.2
122 8.2
40 11.4
-84 4.8
-49 30.9
77 3.7
-58 5.0
-2 13.4
29
44
11
28
8
74
81
88
20
8
55
85
32
57
36
4
69
37
13
67
B+
E
E
C
B
C
B
DBE
B+
ABB
BD+
B
C+
E
B-
55.9
8.2
8.1
57.9
73.3
77.6
117.2
27.3
38.3
38.8
49.5
34.9
66.6
93.5
18.9
8.0
62.7
124.0
158.9
26.8
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
12.11
19.00
8.59
27.14
27.76
16.77
8.16
8.25
10.46
12.75
27.50
3.55
7.30
8.78
8.38
17.99
6.24
19.46
20.60
14.57
11.60
3.40
7.22
6.73
4.84
10.46
68.09
5.80
28.58
9.44
1.88
26.98
3.81
3.35
15.94
8.70
44.82
10.21
23.07
11.40
9.05
5.01
25.51
0.69
11.50
3.22
22.77
9.96
9.20
1.89
6.24
7.35
2.05
4.22
5.50
-0.05
-0.20
0.03
1.03
-0.75
0.75
-0.03
0.00
0.14
0.18
0.00
0.25
0.52
0.45
0.39
-0.18
0.00
2.46
-1.02
-0.03
0.83
0.26
0.15
0.28
0.30
0.49
2.77
0.17
0.82
0.19
-0.02
-0.06
-0.41
0.05
-0.07
0.13
-1.67
0.38
-0.93
0.01
0.61
0.02
0.18
-0.06
0.06
0.12
0.29
0.51
0.62
-0.07
0.00
0.16
0.11
0.36
0.27
-36
258
-10
-61
-96
-46
16
-91
-63
2
492
-52
-73
74
-50
22
-90
61
-76
122
31
-50
-79
-24
-54
-29
-44
-21
-71
-30
-93
-56
-40
-51
-23
-31
-50
27
-12
-2
-8
-91
-11
-72
-58
-77
-34
-47
553
-5
308
184
3
-55
-5
93
79
88
93
96
79
80
90
89
79
95
85
80
82
83
85
88
98
80
79
84
88
84
79
84
97
82
78
93
85
90
93
83
82
80
94
90
83
93
98
98
80
79
79
89
79
94
80
82
95
95
90
89
88
99
74
52
52
48
98
97
53
65
77
66
99
82
17
93
71
84
73
71
75
97
64
74
57
92
86
97
97
23
74
75
81
74
94
44
33
91
68
99
96
67
86
66
68
43
57
74
69
46
79
95
95
83
67
58
97
96 B90 D+
93 B
93 A
56 C
60 C
85 C
76 B
65 A82 C+
91 A+
84 B
99 A+
75 C+
74 B+
64 D86 B+
99 B+
45 B+
48 B
69 B84 A78 D+
55 C
94 C+
83 C
57 D+
98 B
98 B+
93 E
74 B96 B
50 D
88 B+
88 A95 B89 B+
50 D
73 B98 B+
96 B
79 B56 B90 D94 A
80 C+
94 A95 B
79 C+
73 D+
88 A65 B
92 D
83 B+
95 B
5.8 Scopus
24.5 Seneca A
26.0 Seneca B
27.3 ShoreBanc
15.9 Simcere n
11.4 SkillSoft
11.5 SmartBal n
9.2 SmithMicro
15.2 SthrnFst
13.5 SpanAm
10.0 SpartMt
12.1 StdRegis
4.2 StarSci
10.9 SuperMic n
11.9 TaiwSem
13.0 TamalpaisB
46.3 TangerFact
8.9 TlCmSys
29.1 Telvent
19.6 TesscoTec
12.4 TexRdhsA
4.6 3Com
15.2 3SBio
8.8 TibcoSft
9.2 Transcat
13.8 TrianglCp
14.6 UFP Tech
16.4 U S Airway
23.0 Ultralife
15.9 UnitedBkOH
14.7 UnitdBcOH
20.5 UtdSecBc
45.6 US Lime
39.3 UnivrslHR
20.5 UrstdBdlA
9.0 VaalcoEn
47.2 Value Line
14.0 VanceInfo n
28.6 VscoData
10.1 VasclrSoln
55.9 Villge Sup
43.4 Vina Concha
21.1 VirtualR n
17.3 WVS Finl
77.5 Wacoal
9.8 WasteSvc
11.5 WestfldF
42.0 Weyco
49.6 WilyJohnB
14.4 WilsLease
13.0 WindRivr
15.2 Wipro
50.0 YPFSciedad
16.5 YorkWtr
15.5 Zhongpin n
Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
PPS
PDLA
PDLB
PKY
PLD
PSB
PSA
PSAA
RAS
RPT
RYN
O
RWT
REG
RSO
RPI
BFS
SPG
SLG
SNH
15.32 0.57
2.95 0.00
1.60 -0.03
17.84 0.19
12.61 0.36
43.35 0.31
75.07 3.26
23.86 0.08
2.60 0.07
5.64 0.54
30.73 1.47
22.77 0.29
13.65 0.64
43.64 1.81
3.80 0.16
0.88 0.08
38.58 1.11
51.25 2.29
24.98 0.56
16.79 0.79
-52 5.2
-67 10.8
77 20.0
-34 7.3
-17 16.4
-47 4.1
-52 2.9
-55 10.3
-50 53.8
-37 16.3
-40 6.5
-34 7.5
-19 22.0
-36 6.6
73 41.1
-24 ..
-12 4.0
-40 7.0
-46 6.0
-51 8.3
73
3
50
16
15
86
29
13
38
51
88
81
88
60
40
26
51
75
42
31
B
E
C
BE
B+
D+
BC+
DB+
D
AC+
B
DBB+
B
D
63.9
24.4
33.2
30.7
8.5
46.3
66.0
23.6
34.1
16.5
42.0
19.1
20.5
52.0
16.0
6.0
136.6
43.3
52.3
36.5
SovranSlfSt
StratHtls
Sun Cmnts
SunstnHtl
SuperHosp
TangerFact
Taubman Ctr
U-Store-It
UDR INC
UMHProp
UnivrslHR
UrstdBdl
UrstdBdlA
Ventas
VesRMII rs
VestinRMI
VorndRlty
Wash REIT
WeingrtnR
WinthropR
SCOP
SENEA
SENEB
SHBI
SCR
SKIL
SMBL
SMSI
SFST
SPAN
SPAR
SR
STSI
SMCI
TSM
TAMB
SKT
TSYS
TLVT
TESS
TXRH
COMS
SSRX
TIBX
TRNS
TCAP
UFPT
LCC
ULBI
UBCP
UBOH
USBI
USLM
UHT
UBA
EGY
VALU
VIT
VDSI
VASC
VLGEA
VCO
VRAD
WVFC
WACLY
WSII
WFD
WEYS
JWB
WLFC
WIND
WIT
YPF
YORW
HOGS
SSS
BEE
SUI
SHO
SPPR
SKT
TCO
YSI
UDR
UMH
UHT
UBP
UBA
VTR
VRTB
VRTA
VNO
WRE
WRI
FUR
33.89 0.73
1.48 0.18
12.80 0.51
5.47 0.32
1.66 -0.04
36.49 0.96
24.72 0.55
3.62 -0.01
13.24 0.65
5.44 0.05
33.74 1.18
13.79 0.54
15.81 0.96
32.19 1.84
2.66 -0.17
1.12 0.09
58.18 2.44
27.20 1.21
19.57 0.74
10.53 0.41
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9.00
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4.95
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3.71
6.59
7.95
8.40
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14.75
9.06
7.30
2.25
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5.01
7.49
10.21
5.15
7.53
13.90
10.15
9.77
19.91
22.26
33.74
15.81
6.69
34.88
4.70
9.99
8.70
54.88
30.50
7.72
16.00
64.97
6.41
10.33
32.87
34.58
9.15
8.87
8.18
46.16
12.08
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-65 19.7
-21 29.3
-25 19.3
-7 4.2
-28 6.7
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-53 10.0
158 13.2
-36 7.0
178 6.3
-30 6.1
-39 6.4
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B10
FUTURES
Season
Open
High Low
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
Season
High Low
Grains
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1275.0 471.00 Mar 09 126,725 596.50 607.00 584.75
1200.0 484.25 May 09 25,328 609.50 619.00 598.50
1140.8 497.00 Jul 09 49,057 620.75 630.25 609.00
1126.0 522.75 Sep 09 16,440 642.50 650.00 629.25
1155.8 542.00 Dec 09 22,307 660.50 668.25 649.25
1112.0 550.00 Jul 10 4,869 670.00 687.75 670.00
1030.0 576.75 Dec 10
970 697.50 711.25 697.25
Est. Vol. 31,235 Vol. 27,065 open int 246,647 +1,252
604.75
617.50
628.75
648.50
668.25
687.75
711.25
+12.8
+13.0
+13.0
+12.5
+12.8
+14.0
+14.0
816.00 305.50 Mar 09 356,696 391.25 400.75 385.00

822.00 315.75 May 09 104,835 401.00 411.00 396.50
826.00 325.25 Jul 09 119,840 412.00 421.25 406.00
763.75 335.75 Sep 09 30,041 423.25 427.00 420.00
707.00 349.25 Dec 09 145,315 435.25 445.00 431.00
711.25 362.00 Mar 10 10,820 450.00 453.00 447.50
713.25 371.50 May 10 795 452.00 460.00 452.00
714.50 377.25 Jul 10 5,329 457.00 466.00 457.00
705.00 366.25 Dec 10 28,308 449.75 455.00 443.00
660.00 385.75 Dec 11
730 458.00 463.00 458.00
Est. Vol. 129,158 Vol. 117,928 open int 803,041 +565
396.25
406.50
417.00
427.00
440.75
453.00
460.00
466.00
451.00
463.00
+2.75
+2.50
+2.75
+2.75
+2.50
+2.75
+0.75
+2.75
+3.75
+5.25
Season
Open
Season
Open
High Low
Interest Open High Low Close Chg. High Low
CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
181.60 102.15 Mar 09 71,839 106.60 108.00 106.55 107.55 +0.90 Est. Vol. 32,610 Vol. 100,889 open int 673,896 4,340
OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per

502.00 195.25 Mar 09 6,684 215.75 221.50
510.00 206.25 May 09 2,954 225.25 227.75
516.00 217.50 Jul 09 2,747 235.75 238.25
533.00 240.75 Dec 09 3,881 259.75 261.00
Est. Vol. 852 Vol. 792 open int 16,270 29
210.00
219.00
228.50
253.00
210.00
219.00
228.50
253.00
181.50 105.00 May 09 28,045 109.25 110.00 109.10

181.60 107.60 Jul 09 7,920 111.05 112.15 111.00
183.15 110.00 Sep 09 3,866 113.95 114.15 113.50
189.00 113.50 Dec 09 7,119 116.95 117.15 116.50
188.65 117.25 Mar 10 3,399 119.50 120.25 119.50
109.85
112.05
114.15
117.15
120.10
+0.90
+0.85
+0.90
+0.90
+0.90
ORANGE JUICE (NYBT) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb.
177.00 67.10 Jan 09 1,180 67.65 70.00 67.30 69.15 +0.40

153.20 68.20 Mar 09 22,109 68.70 71.15 68.50 70.65 +1.40
153.20 72.65 May 09 2,498 74.45 75.00 74.30 74.55 +1.50
146.30 76.20 Jul 09 1,363 77.60 78.75 77.60 78.45 +1.30
bushel
Est. Vol. 1,488 Vol. 3,016 open int 27,859 440
7.00
SUGAR
14 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.
7.00
...
7.00 23.43 19.50 Mar 09 2,475 20.04 20.04 20.04 20.04
923 20.99 20.99 20.99 20.99 0.01
8.00 23.43 20.40 Sep 09
Est. Vol. Vol. 4 open int 7,384 +1
HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal

428.00 119.14 Jan 09 10,254 129.16 130.21 126.50
428.60 121.36 Feb 09 54,320 130.86 132.05 127.85
428.50 123.96 Mar 09 30,804 133.80 134.90 131.07
425.00 125.70 Apr 09 20,218 135.75 136.60 132.97
421.25 127.73 May 09 17,045 138.44 138.72 134.68
414.25 130.08 Jun 09 22,222 140.10 141.50 137.15
413.25 133.56 Jul 09 10,112 143.45 145.15 140.34
413.75 136.86 Aug 09 5,069 146.75 147.00 143.80
414.80 140.06 Sep 09 7,787 150.20 150.26 147.25
416.10 142.66 Oct 09 3,874 152.57 152.73 149.75
417.35 145.26 Nov 09 2,436 154.29 155.25 152.35
436.25 147.86 Dec 09 14,489 157.85 158.60 155.07
419.35 150.36 Jan 10 3,458 160.25 160.25 157.37
418.50 152.46 Feb 10 3,289 162.10 162.55 159.75
128.80
130.61
133.61
135.61
137.61
139.91
142.96
146.26
149.61
152.21
154.81
157.36
159.81
161.96
+0.27
0.27
0.22
0.07
0.12
0.17
0.17
0.12
0.02
0.02
+0.03
+0.03
+0.08
+0.18
Open
97.77 93.99 Dec 11 101,623 97.50 97.52 97.39 97.47

97.75 93.97 Mar 12 92,368 97.42 97.49 97.39 97.45
97.72 93.94 Jun 12 64,887 97.35 97.44 97.34 97.41
97.69 93.92 Sep 12 63,469 97.31 97.40 97.31 97.38
97.63 93.89 Dec 12 52,862 97.25 97.33 97.25 97.31
97.61 92.73 Mar 13 43,670 97.22 97.31 97.22 97.29
97.57 92.67 Jun 13 26,942 97.17 97.25 97.17 97.23
97.50 93.81 Sep 13 27,440 97.11 97.18 97.11 97.16
97.41 92.80 Dec 13 18,401 97.00 97.08 97.00 97.06
97.44 93.86 Mar 14 12,828 97.02 97.03 96.98 97.03
97.34 93.13 Jun 14
8,266 96.95 96.97 96.92 96.97
97.29 93.81 Sep 14
7,885 96.90 96.92 96.87 96.92
97.20 93.78 Dec 14 10,168 96.78 96.85 96.78 96.81
97.18 93.76 Mar 15 12,547 96.75 96.80 96.75 96.79
97.15 93.74 Jun 15
4,544 96.72 96.75 96.71 96.75
97.06 93.59 Dec 15
2,812 96.64 96.71 96.64 96.67
97.13 93.57 Mar 16
2,860 96.70 96.70 96.63 96.67
97.02 93.66 Dec 16
2,871 96.63 96.63 96.57 96.61
Est. Vol. 513,653 Vol. 538,389 open int 6,698,525 10,704
US
DOLLAR
INDEX
(NYBT)
1000
0.01
0.01
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.02
0.025
0.025
0.025
0.03
0.03
0.035
0.04
0.04
0.04
0.04
0.04
0.045
index
89.20 72.50 Mar 09 13,312 81.93 82.16 81.19 81.78

+0.26
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per A $

0.9523 0.5993 Mar 09 32,391 0.6820 0.6899 0.6810 0.6864 +0.0010
0.9409 0.5996 Jun 09
80 0.6823 0.6862 0.6809 0.6834 +0.0010
BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound

2.077 1.4367 Mar 09 71,101 1.4370 1.4533 1.4367 1.4382 0.0155
1.9849 1.4376 Jun 09 1,194 1.4479 1.4516 1.4376 1.4378 0.0160
1.9499 1.4400 Sep 09
6 1.4444 1.4507 1.4379 1.4379 0.0161
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel SUGARWORLD 11 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb. NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon Est. Vol. 24,365 Vol. 30,536 open int 72,321 +762
3.580 0.8260 Feb 09 76,646 0.9340 0.9429 0.8978 0.9328 +0.014
1649.0 776.25 Jan 09 20,976 935.50 951.00 931.50 945.75 +7.25 15.85 9.890 Mar 09 242,198 11.21 11.39 11.12 11.29 +0.17
CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr
1653.5 779.25 Mar 09 151,258 942.50 957.50 938.50

1644.5 786.50 May 09 30,869 954.50 969.00 950.50
1650.0 796.00 Jul 09 34,434 966.25 980.50 962.50
1640.0 807.00 Aug 09 1,424 970.50 978.75 970.50
1600.0 803.00 Sep 09
936 978.00 980.50 967.50
1557.5 796.50 Nov 09 39,505 971.25 985.75 967.00
1555.5 809.75 Nov 10 4,912 987.75 997.00 984.75
1550.5 825.00 Nov 11 336 1006.0 1013.0 1006.0
+7.50 17.10 9.940 May 09 100,668 11.79 11.97 11.70

+7.50 15.99 9.970 Jul 09 115,669 12.24 12.41 12.16
+7.75 16.17 11.10 Oct 09 69,367 12.95 13.06 12.86
+8.00 16.49 11.91 Mar 10 50,242 13.75 13.80 13.69
+8.00 16.40 11.90 May 10 11,717 13.49 13.57 13.49
+9.00 16.21 11.89 Jul 10 11,720 13.37 13.37 13.32
+7.00 16.77 11.90 Mar 11 16,719 13.63 13.79 13.63
+7.00 Est. Vol. 12,954 Vol. 38,248 open int 639,578 1,969
953.00
964.75
976.25
978.75
980.50
983.00
997.00
1013.0
SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton

433.00 235.40 Jan 09 8,925 293.70 298.00 292.00
434.00 235.00 Mar 09 53,970 293.20 297.50 291.40
434.00 237.00 May 09 18,070 295.70 299.30 293.80
435.50 239.90 Jul 09 16,494 299.20 302.70 297.20
431.50 242.00 Aug 09 4,754 298.70 303.70 298.70
426.40 242.00 Sep 09 3,632 299.30 304.00 299.30
407.90 239.10 Oct 09 2,174 298.10 302.80 298.00
400.00 231.30 Dec 09 10,379 300.30 304.00 298.60
395.00 242.20 Oct 10
30 305.00 305.00 303.00
298.00
297.30
299.30
302.50
303.70
304.00
302.80
304.00
303.00
+5.90
+5.80
+5.80
+5.80
+5.80
+5.90
+6.00
+6.00
+6.00
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb

74.04 28.16 Jan 09 19,360 31.87 33.02 31.76
74.18 28.52 Mar 09 105,063 32.21 33.34 32.08
71.90 28.89 May 09 22,703 32.59 33.52 32.45
71.90 29.23 Jul 09 24,546 32.88 33.87 32.70
71.50 29.50 Aug 09 5,120 33.42 33.42 33.25
71.20 29.70 Sep 09 4,525 33.22 33.44 33.22
70.50 29.80 Oct 09 3,858 33.35 33.76 33.30
70.00 30.00 Dec 09 20,291 33.62 34.03 33.47
32.11
32.42
32.77
33.07
33.25
33.44
33.60
33.82
0.10
0.11
0.08
0.06
0.06
0.04
0.04
0.04
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

1275.0 501.00 Mar 09 41,023 612.00 623.00 605.00
1255.0 513.00 May 09 10,241 621.00 633.00 621.00
1135.0 519.75 Jul 09 18,369 630.00 645.00 630.00
1125.0 530.50 Sep 09 3,498 643.00 655.00 643.00
1135.0 549.50 Dec 09 8,027 665.00 673.50 657.00
717.50 585.75 Jul 11
20 700.00 708.00 700.00
621.75
633.00
644.50
655.00
673.50
708.00
+10.8
+10.5
+11.5
+11.5
+11.5
+6.75
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT

22.38 12.77 Jan 09
997 15.47 15.81
22.65 13.03 Mar 09 4,348 15.40 15.55
22.78 11.96 May 09 527 15.38 15.55
21.40 13.72 Jul 09
174 15.76 15.76
15.24
15.12
15.38
15.63
15.38 0.055
15.34 0.05
15.52 0.03
15.63 0.07
Meats
CATTLE
(CME)
40,000
lbs.
cents
115.32 80.62 Dec 08

635 86.40 86.50 85.60
117.65 80.60 Feb 09 100,637 86.27 86.60 85.65
119.20 82.40 Apr 09 62,054 89.35 89.82 89.15
116.70 78.60 Jun 09 25,246 85.85 86.55 85.77
117.50 78.07 Aug 09 14,695 86.00 86.50 85.85
118.50 81.25 Oct 09 4,569 88.60 89.65 88.60
119.00 83.85 Dec 09 2,517 90.65 90.90 90.65
110.00 85.90 Feb 10
604 91.70 91.90 91.70
per
85.87
85.90
89.40
85.97
85.97
89.07
90.90
91.80
lb.
0.10
0.30
+0.05
+0.07
0.08
+0.05
+0.40
+0.35
FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.

118.10 85.45 Jan 09 3,877 93.87 94.60
118.05 84.10 Mar 09 11,277 93.12 94.32
118.25 85.37 Apr 09 2,323 94.00 95.25
118.25 86.50 May 09 1,659 95.05 96.55
113.17 88.25 Aug 09 892 97.47 98.10
109.85 89.00 Sep 09
108 97.40 98.00
102.00 88.50 Oct 09
27 97.40 97.80
98.20 89.15 Nov 09
28 98.20 98.20
Est. Vol. 691 Vol. 2,282 open int 20,191 100
93.65
93.00
94.00
95.05
97.20
96.80
97.40
97.70
93.97
93.82
94.75
95.80
97.70
97.75
97.70
98.05
11.88
12.31
13.00
13.78
13.54
13.32
13.69
+0.17 3.613 0.8708 Mar 09 28,233 0.9780 0.9860 0.9450

+0.13 3.753 1.0093 Apr 09 19,369 1.1237 1.1281 1.0932
+0.11 3.751 1.0715 Jun 09 11,355 1.1850 1.1858 1.1515
+0.06
+0.06
+0.06 LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per
Woods And Fibers
MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
890.00 705.40 Jan 09
84 872.00 879.10
1021.9 694.10 Feb 09 3,739 872.50 882.20
1024.9 702.00 Apr 09
257 872.80 882.20
1028.2 710.00 Jun 09
78 873.90 881.40
Est. Vol. 3,216 Vol. open int 4,226 +196
869.20
863.30
864.60
870.00
COCOA
6.10 S&P COMP. INDEX (CME) 250 x

6.60
1638.8 737.00 Mar 09 478,207 888.10 888.80 869.00 888.20
10.3
1648.3 736.10 Jun 09 9,217 874.00 887.00 874.00 885.60
6.80
1657.8 732.70 Sep 09
591 868.40 884.40 866.40 882.80
1559.5 732.70 Dec 09
4 866.40 882.40 864.40 880.80
PLATINUM (NYM) 50 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
2180.0 752.10 Jan 09 1,646 914.10 917.00 897.60 909.90 8.00
S&P MINI INDEX (CME) 50 x
1547.5 761.50 Apr 09 16,467 920.00 925.10 900.70 917.40 6.00
1540.0 737.25 Mar 09 2,297,359 888.25 890.25 868.75 888.20
928.40 799.40 Jul 09
107 915.10 922.90 910.00 922.40 6.00
1441.1 741.25 Jun 09 7,266 885.50 886.50 866.75 885.60
1342.0 741.70 Sep 09
52 870.25 882.80 870.25 882.80
PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz
Est. Vol. 855,033 Vol. 615,074 open int 2,304,706 +17,910
528.00 160.30 Mar 09 11,930 189.85 189.90 181.85 184.15 2.85
S&P MIDCAP 400 (CME) 500 x
Est. Vol. 491 Vol. 1,021 open int 12,388 216
919.50 411.90 Mar 09 3,825 511.00 526.00 510.00 525.40
SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents per troy oz.
873.20 415.10 Sep 09
na 529.70 530.40 529.70 530.40
2121.0 875.50 Jan 09
534 1085.0 1109.5 1085.0 1095.5 +17.0
534.70 511.00 Mar 10
na 534.70 535.40 534.70 535.40
1145.0 921.50 Feb 09
10 1087.5 1096.8 1070.5 1096.8 +17.0
2122.5 851.00 Mar 09 51,536 1097.5 1114.5 1065.0 1098.0 +17.0
DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial
2130.0 865.00 May 09 6,540 1096.0 1112.5 1089.0 1099.0 +17.0
13084 7439.0 Mar 09 9,777 8641.0 8650.0 8450.0 8640.0
2170.0 750.00 Jul 09 9,310 1099.5 1114.5 1080.0 1099.7 +16.9
2200.0 795.00 Dec 09 7,191 1075.0 1114.0 1075.0 1101.4 +16.8
MINI DOW JONES (CBOT) $5 x DJIA
2013.5 890.40 Mar 10 598 1105.0 1105.0 1102.6 1102.6 +16.8
13084 7400.0 Mar 09 52,607 8640.0 8653.0 8441.0 8643.0
11865 7407.0 Jun 09
546 8559.0 8609.0 8500.0 8609.0
MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz.
2109.6 856.90 Jan 09
54 1092.1 1107.9 1077.0 1095.5 +16.5
NASDAQ 100 INDEX (CME) $100 x
2115.6 855.00 Mar 09 2,833 1099.0 1113.8 1065.5 1098.7 +8.80
2258.0 1041.5 Mar 09 19,385 1205.3 1209.0 1176.0 1206.0
2123.9 883.10 May 09
63 1084.1 1111.0 1084.1 1099.6 +11.6
2091.0 1043.3 Jun 09
9 1205.3 1207.8 1205.3 1207.8
2140.0 884.50 Jul 09
61 1079.0 1111.0 1079.0 1099.7 +16.9
2001.5 1045.0 Sep 09
na 1205.5 1208.0 1205.5 1208.0
2146.1 867.00 Dec 09
244 1106.0 1106.0 1101.4 1101.4 +16.8
Est. Vol. 69 Vol. 1,575 open int 19,394 +498
Est. Vol. 1,364 Vol. open int 3,367 +132
402.00 125.05 Jan 09 2,334 130.20 130.85 127.50
400.00 125.95 Feb 09 2,289 131.30 132.20 128.05
398.55 125.50 Mar 09 50,149 131.85 133.00 128.55
396.90 128.25 Apr 09 2,669 133.15 133.25 132.80
395.25 127.10 May 09 8,296 132.55 134.00 130.40
393.60 129.00 Jun 09
923 133.90 133.90 133.90
391.95 129.90 Jul 09 1,900 131.70 134.20 131.70
383.70 131.15 Dec 09 2,170 133.50 135.95 133.50
130.70
131.40
132.05
132.80
133.30
133.90
134.20
135.95
+0.80
+0.95
+0.90
+0.90
+0.85
+0.75
+0.75
+0.70
Oils
(NYBT)
NASDAQ
100
NIKKEI
225
10
metric
tons
(NYBT)
37,500
lbs.
per
2529.0
2520.0
2507.0
2482.0
2446.0
2420.0
2407.0
cents
ton
22.0
20.0
17.0
17.0
19.0
20.0
25.0
per
lb.
14.46
14.17
12.00
11.82
11.87
11.98
12.04
12.06
12.12
12.40
12.75
5.245
5.282
5.370
5.455
5.571
5.692
5.800
5.850
5.970
6.370
6.753
Feb 09 78,272
Mar 09 101,647
Apr 09 61,780
May 09 37,451
Jun 09 28,192
Jul 09 24,816
Aug 09 22,510
Sep 09 17,812
Oct 09 34,267
Nov 09 17,377
Dec 09 27,613
5.923
5.883
5.980
6.040
6.100
6.238
6.305
6.350
6.470
6.860
7.240
6.180
6.176
6.165
6.150
6.220
6.290
6.370
6.420
6.533
6.890
7.335
5.789
5.816
5.857
5.946
6.051
6.156
6.266
6.314
6.416
6.762
7.170
5.859
5.890
5.933
5.993
6.093
6.211
6.300
6.353
6.473
6.838
7.228
0.225
0.209
0.190
0.173
0.161
0.151
0.142
0.139
0.139
0.124
0.109
AVGS.
(CME)
$5
+9.80
nsa
+17
+16
10 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
145
5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
063
063
2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd
110-03 102-32 Dec 08 3,909 109-26 109-29 109-25 109-26 0.00000
109-03 104-22 Mar 09 516,691 109-02 109-03 108-28 109-02 0.00000
EURODOLLARS (IMM) $1 millionpts of 100 pct.

98.75 96.69 Jan 09
98.97
98.93
98.83
98.70
98.58
98.38
98.25
98.11
98.06
97.94
97.84
94.33
94.31
94.28
91.40
94.23
92.25
92.22
94.11
94.09
94.06
92.75
Mar 09
Jun 09
Sep 09
Dec 09
Mar 10
Jun 10
Sep 10
Dec 10
Mar 11
Jun 11
Sep 11
160,799
8,040
1,288,130
1,019,297
852,680
740,144
601,757
365,383
330,309
279,928
180,072
180,052
121,318
98.71
98.86
98.92
98.90
98.79
98.63
98.51
98.28
98.14
97.94
97.83
97.70
97.59
98.75
98.88
98.97
98.93
98.83
98.70
98.58
98.36
98.16
97.96
97.84
97.71
97.61
98.71
98.86
98.92
98.85
98.73
98.58
98.45
98.24
98.04
97.84
97.72
97.58
97.50
98.73
98.86
98.96
98.91
98.78
98.63
98.52
98.30
98.11
97.92
97.80
97.66
97.56
125,000
Euros,
per
Euro
100 pct.
+0.0030
+0.01
+0.01
+0.015
+0.01
+0.01
+0.0050
+0.0050
0.0050
+0.025
+0.05
+0.055
+0.04
+0.015
+0.01
+0.02
+0.025
+0.02
+0.01
...
0.0050
0.01
Tue
Mon Metals
12/30
15.95
n.a.
n.a.
2924
7090
12.14
34.50
94.25
72.00
12/29
15.95
n.a.
n.a.
2946
7151
12.08
n.q.
94.25
72.00
3.77
9.40
293.10
4.74
7.85
5.54
2.05
3.76
8.33
293.10
4.62
7.74
5.57
2.12
Grains
WheatNo. 2 Chi soft

WheatN.1 dk 14pcproMpls.
WheatNo. 2 hard KC.
OatsNo. 2 heavyorBetter
Key Commodity Futures
nounced its biggest-ever production cut of 2.2 million barrels per

day to stem the slide in prices.
Top OPEC exporter Saudi Arabia
is set to cut oil supplies further in
February, market sources said Tuesday, which could potentially take
output below its agreed target.
Gold was lower amid profit-taking, but interest in bullion as a safe
haven from risk and the dollars
weakness against major currencies
helped to limit the losses.
The dollar fell against the euro and
a basket of currencies as traders
closed out some positions before
the year-end.
Increased geopolitical risk could
redirect tactical investment flows
back into precious metals, said
Standard Bank analyst Manqoba
Madinane.
Gold fell to $868.65 an ounce from
$877.50 late Monday. Bullion has recovered more than 30% since tumbling to a 13-month low of $680.80
in late October.
U.S. wheat rallied as the weak dollar lifted export prospects for the
worlds top exporter of the food
grain.
Wheat futures largely shrugged
off news that China would soon
issue 2009 export quotas for wheat,
corn and rice after a record domestic harvest.
Chicago Board of Trade wheat for
delivery in March rose 12 3/4 cents,
or 2%, to $6.04 3/4 a bushel.
Cornoilcrude wet/drymill Chi.lb.
SoybeanoilcrudeDecatur lb.
Spot Prices
Food
+30.5
US TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) $100,000 prin pts & 32nds of 100 pct
122-32 106-04 Dec 08 24,747 122-06 122-08 121-20 121-20

120-19 107-31 Mar 09 1,033,631 119-20 120-00 119-11 119-19
Est. Vol. 147,446 Vol. 82,758 open int 1,058,378 +296
1.5816 1.2327 Mar 09 119,385 1.3916 1.4191 1.3908 1.4054 0.0006

1.5740 1.2344 Jun 09
789 1.4000 1.4157 1.3902 1.4028 0.0006
Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentum and
index volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, low and
+30.5 close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price direction may be
+30.5 indicated when % F (dark line) crosses % S (thin line).
Financials
128-22 108-27 Mar 09 1,032,404 127-12 127-32 126-29 127-10

Est. Vol. 139,269 Vol. 96,301 open int 1,046,756 20,024
EURO
SoybeansNo. 1 yellow
14700 7265.0 Mar 09 31,550 8990.0 9070.0 8990.0 9070.0 +200.0

12475 7265.0 Sep 09
na 9000.0 9070.0 9000.0 9070.0 +200.0
9040.0 8565.0 Dec 09
na 9000.0 9070.0 9000.0 9070.0 +200.0
141-25 109-22 Mar 09 752,885 141-09 141-24 139-22 141-13

140-12 108-24 Jun 09
690 140-04 140-06 138-21 140-03
1.0111 0.8172 Mar 09 24,245 0.9439 0.9551 0.9413 0.9463 0.0058

1.0103 0.8219 Jun 09
315 0.9525 0.9572 0.9452 0.9488 0.0064
1.0067 0.8265 Sep 09
5 0.9532 0.9577 0.9508 0.9511 0.0069
Oil prices fell Tuesday as fears of

slipping demand amid global economic troubles trumped bets that Israels fourth day of air assaults in
Gaza could possibly disrupt supplies from the crude-rich Middle
East.
Gold was lower as investors
cashed out profits after its rise to
11-week highs in the previous session, but it remained underpinned
by the violence in the Middle East,
with foreign powers pressing Israel
and Hamas to accept a truce.
The ailing U.S. economy weighed
on oil, with data showing the holiday shopping season was the weakest since 1970 and consumer confidence in the worlds largest energy
user was at record lows in December.
U.S. retail gasoline demand
dropped 2.9% during the normally
travel-heavy Christmas holiday
week, according to a MasterCard
SpendingPulse report released
Tuesday.
U.S. crude was down 75 cents, or
1.9%, at $39.27 per barrel.
Oil has slumped from a record
high above $147 a barrel in July to
below $40 as a contracting global
economy and a credit crunch have
cut into demand.
TheOrganization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has already an-
Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT: N.Y. Board CornNo. 2 yellowChi processorbid
index of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME market data is the
index
$50
788.00 403.10 Mar 09 15,078 470.40 478.95 469.80 478.95

Est. Vol. 57 Vol. open int 15,078 44
SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc
BY REUTERS
+162.0 property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All
SoybeanMealCenIll 48pctproteinton
+156.0 rights reserved.
RUSSELL
$20
1.1492 0.8961 Mar 09 102,936 1.1013 1.1127 1.0991 1.1091 +0.0004

1.1509 0.9158 Jun 09 3,702 1.1108 1.1139 1.1030 1.1114 +0.0002
1.1525 0.9286 Sep 09
14 1.1116 1.1143 1.1080 1.1139 0.0003
+152.0 CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: International Monetary
+30.5
+30.5
+30.5
(NYBT)
JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen
Crude Slips As Demand Fears Trump

Mideast Violence; Wheat Rallies 2%
FlourhardwinterKC cwt
Coffeeparanaexdock NYperlb.
Coffee medlinexdock NY perlb.
Cocoabeans IvoryCoast$metricton
Cocoabutter Africanstyl$met ton
SugarNo. 11 cents perlb
+14.7
HogsSiouxFalls4750 pct 220270 lb
+14.7
Futures Tables & Charts Footnotes:
Feedercattle500600 lbOkl avcwt
Average CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Porkbellies1214 lbMidwest avcwt
index
Mini
(CME)
0.0989 0.0709 Jan 09

1 0.0727 0.0730 0.0717 0.0717 0.00110
0.0983 0.0693 Mar 09 15,015 0.0710 0.0719 0.0704 0.0706 0.00110
+17.8 Est. Vol. 71,443 Vol. 102,499 open int 121,256 +2,293
+17.6 30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of
+17.4 99.84 95.64 Dec 08 71,991 99.84 99.84 99.84 99.84
+17.4 99.85 95.64 Jan 09 70,508 99.84 99.85 99.83 99.84
99.84 95.64 Feb 09 63,920 99.83 99.84 99.80 99.83
index 99.81 95.64 Mar 09 40,406 99.80 99.81 99.78 99.80
+17.7 99.78 95.64 Apr 09 40,244 99.78 99.78 99.76 99.77
+17.6 99.75 95.64 May 09 44,363 99.75 99.75 99.73 99.74
+17.3 99.73 95.64 Jun 09 16,739 99.72 99.73 99.70 99.71
99.66 95.64 Jul 09 20,098 99.64 99.65 99.63 99.64
index 99.45 96.17 Nov 09 26,130 99.40 99.43 99.39 99.39
1000
INDE
0.0101
0.0101
0.0104
0.0101
0.0100
index 1.5674 1.2452 Sep 09 1,039 1.4056 1.4123 1.3910 1.4011 0.0011
2258.0 1021.0 Mar 09 226,003 1206.5 1208.0 1175.3 1206.0

2091.0 1043.3 Jun 09 1,630 1207.3 1207.8 1179.3 1207.8
1713.5 1047.8 Dec 09
12 1190.0 1211.0 1182.0 1211.0
Est. Vol. Vol. 120,964 open int 227,652 +5,202
NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu 98.88 96.69 Feb 09
3228.0 1884.0 Mar 09 60,639 2551.0 2554.0 2507.0

3214.0 1910.0 May 09 23,346 2535.0 2541.0 2494.0
3220.0 1932.0 Jul 09 11,703 2523.0 2523.0 2477.0
3237.0 1950.0 Sep 09 6,859 2494.0 2494.0 2448.0
3217.0 1961.0 Dec 09 9,552 2455.0 2455.0 2420.0
3188.0 1977.0 Mar 10 2,684 2400.0 2420.0 2400.0
3188.0 1982.0 May 10 1,572 2391.0 2407.0 2391.0
COFFEE
Indexes
869.20
874.40
870.70
871.60
HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb. MINI
0.8159
0.8174
0.8188
0.8202
0.8210
1,000 bd. ft. MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso
298.00 163.70 Jan 09 1,832 173.00 174.50 172.00 172.50 1.70

305.00 176.60 Mar 09 4,461 187.50 191.00 187.40 190.70 +4.30
303.50 189.50 May 09 1,168 201.00 204.30 200.00 204.20 +0.20
GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz. 305.00 202.70 Jul 09
351 212.30 213.50 212.00 213.50 +1.00
104 214.00 214.50 214.00 214.50 +1.50
890.60 700.00 Jan 09 1,181 869.80 878.10 866.50 869.30 5.30 298.50 205.00 Sep 09
1045.0 688.00 Feb 09 189,961 872.20 885.90 864.70 870.00 5.30 Est. Vol. Vol. 573 open int 7,943 +71
1050.0 689.70 Apr 09 29,693 873.00 885.50 866.60 870.90 5.40 COTTON 2 (NYBT) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.
1035.0 508.00 Jun 09 28,803 874.50 886.80 869.20 871.80 5.50 86.81 39.23 Mar 09 69,579 46.70 48.39 46.26 47.97 +1.72
1031.4 711.30 Aug 09 10,954 872.40 873.00 872.40 873.00 5.60 88.38 40.25 May 09 19,444 46.60 48.53 46.60 48.21 +1.61
1060.0 522.40 Dec 09 11,862 877.60 885.20 873.10 875.70 5.70 89.56 41.21 Jul 09 17,715 47.99 49.70 47.89 49.38 +1.61
1025.4 717.40 Feb 10 2,150 878.10 878.10 877.00 877.30 5.80 101.50 45.25 Dec 09 15,365 52.48 54.18 52.38 53.93 +1.67
937.80 724.50 Aug 10 100 885.00 885.00 882.30 882.30 6.40 101.72 54.20 Dec 10
974 62.20 62.40 62.03 62.03 +1.67
1175.5 799.80 Jun 13
8 939.00 939.00 932.20 932.20 6.90 Est. Vol. 1,820 Vol. 4,454 open int 124,265 +331
Metals
+0.52
+0.97
+0.88
+0.50
+0.70
+0.55
+0.55 LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl.
+0.45
146.93 35.13 Feb 09 283,690 38.97 40.39 37.93 39.03 0.99
148.12 38.00 Mar 09 134,884 42.46 43.37 41.25 42.76 0.27
HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb. 148.50 39.82 Apr 09 58,506 44.55 45.15 43.26 44.80 0.01
85.45 58.85 Feb 09 70,050 59.10 59.97 59.02 59.72 +0.57
146.69 41.25 May 09 35,609 46.08 46.47 44.98 46.33 +0.14
92.50 66.50 Apr 09 42,137 67.37 68.40 67.32 68.07 +0.55
147.50 42.51 Jun 09 104,115 47.38 48.00 46.25 47.67 +0.21
98.50 74.00 May 09 1,528 77.80 78.75 77.50 78.62 +0.82
147.40 43.67 Jul 09 43,101 48.85 49.14 47.39 48.91 +0.25
100.25 76.35 Jun 09 26,552 78.50 79.50 78.30 79.35 +1.05
146.39 45.02 Aug 09 26,161 49.98 50.00 49.00 49.96 +0.28
98.85 74.65 Jul 09 4,863 78.55 79.25 78.27 79.10 +0.83
145.96 45.99 Sep 09 19,971 50.66 51.06 50.66 50.95 +0.29
96.00 72.70 Aug 09 3,713 76.90 77.25 76.65 77.17 +0.47
145.79 46.95 Oct 09 18,324 51.59 51.87 51.59 51.87 +0.29
94.00 66.70 Oct 09 2,757 70.12 70.40 69.65 70.25 +0.20
145.62 47.89 Nov 09 15,532 52.18 52.78 52.13 52.78 +0.29
90.05 65.30 Dec 09
844 67.70 67.75 67.50 67.65 +0.25
146.73 48.53 Dec 09 97,078 53.45 53.88 52.36 53.66 +0.29
84.00 67.50 Feb 10
53 69.80 70.10 69.80 70.10 +0.20
144.40 53.20 Jun 10 23,798 58.20 58.25 58.06 58.06 +0.43
Est. Vol. 1,118 Vol. 18,559 open int 152,544 1,081
144.99 27.15 Dec 10 60,326 61.25 61.50 60.50 61.42 +0.46
PORK BELLIES (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb. 143.00 59.85 Dec 11 37,585 65.32 65.38 64.75 65.38 +0.18
105.05 79.30 Feb 09
632 86.25 87.47 84.80 85.22 2.23 142.99 59.00 Dec 12 32,960 66.90 67.48 66.90 67.48 0.02
104.30 79.30 Mar 09 134 85.25 87.00 84.75 84.75 0.50
141.94 67.26 Dec 14 10,519 70.90 71.12 70.90 71.12 0.38
105.50 82.05 May 09 224 85.10 87.00 84.60 84.62 0.38
142.70 69.09 Dec 15 12,463 73.30 73.30 72.82 72.82 0.47
104.00 83.27 Jul 09
108 86.50 88.62 85.60 88.62 +2.62
145.60 70.54 Dec 16 3,263 74.80 74.80 74.25 74.25 0.47
Est. Vol. 28 Vol. 33 open int 1,100 +1
Est. Vol. 114,894 Vol. 247,967 open int 1,164,760 +18,729
Foods
0.9803 +0.016
1.0927 0.7693 Mar 09 42,360 0.8190 0.8237 0.8105
1.1253 +0.015 1.0173 0.7716 Jun 09 2,263 0.8188 0.8210 0.8131
1.1858 +0.015 1.0145 0.7732 Sep 09 1,118 0.8198 0.8224 0.8158
0.9965 0.7733 Dec 09
520 0.8222 0.8252 0.8178
0.9683 0.7781 Mar 10 110 0.8252 0.8258 0.8192
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FUTURES & BONDS
Long Bond Rockets On Recessionary Data;

Volume Still Thin With Traders Vacationing
BY REUTERS
The long bond soared Tuesday as

historic weakness in consumer sentiment and the housing market vividly portrayed an economy mired in
recession, driving a safety bid for
Treasuries.
Consumer confidence hit a record
low in December, contributing to
the worst holiday shopping season
since at least 1970, while single-family home prices posted a record
drop for October, according to reports out Tuesday.
The data helped lift the 30-year
bond more than two full points on
the day, as investors bet the recession-bound economy would offer
few other returns worth the risk to
savings.
At this point, there really is not
anything stopping Treasuries, said
Mary Ann Hurley, vice president of
fixed-income trading at D.A. Davidson & Co.
The 30-year bond was last up
2 5/32 in price, pushing the yield
down to 2.55% from Mondays
2.64%.
The focus on the long bond in recent weeks came after the Federal
Reserve pushed interest rates down
to zero, effectively, eroding much of
what remained of already exceptionally low yields.
The two-year note rose 4/32 in
price, its yield easing to 0.73%.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury
notes yield eased to 2.06% from
2.11% late Monday.
Despite the days sour data, stocks
managed a gain, which restrained
the buying in Treasuries. However,
it was difficult to see the data as anything but positive for government
bonds.
Tuesdays data was decidedly

bullish for Treasuries, with consumer confidence hitting an all-time
low and housing prices falling more
than expected, said David Ader,
head of government bond strategy
at RBS Greenwich Capital. The
highlights of the December data
confirm the economy continued to
slide further into recession as the

fourth quarter came to an end.
Bond investors bid farewell to
2008 on Wednesday with labor market data serving as a reminder of a
year-old recession that is likely to
dominate 2009 as well.
Weekly jobless claims will be the
main data release during a shortened New Years Eve session.
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Money Rates
Federal Funds Target Rate:............................................0.00-0.25 London Interbank Offered Rate:

Rates on overnight loans among financial institutions.
3 months....................................................................................... 1.46
6 months....................................................................................... 1.81
1 year ............................................................................................ 2.08
1 months .....................................................................................1.46 The average of rates paid on dollar deposits.
3 months .....................................................................................1.81
6 months .....................................................................................2.22 Treasury Bill Auction Results:
Discount Rate:
Primary .............................................................................................0.50 1 year ...........................................................................................2.66 3-months (as of Dec. 29) ......................................................0.050
Interest rate paid by dealers for certificates of deposit based 6-months (as of Dec. 29) ......................................................0.250
Secondary..........................................................................................1.00
on the duration of the security.
Average discount rate for Treasury bills in minimum units on
Rate charged by Federal Reserve System on loans to deposito$10,000.
ry institutions
Prime Rate: .........................................................................3.25

Bonds Summary
Issues traded
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Declines
Unchanged
Domestic
Tue
Mon
3
1
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1
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0
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All Issues
Tue
Mon
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1
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1
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Key Financial And Commodity Futures
Base interest rate charged by major U.S. commercial banks

on loans to corporations.
Certificates of Deposit:
Jumbo CDs:
Broker Call Loan Rate: ...................................................2.00

Rate charged on short-term loans to brokerage dealers
backed by securities.
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3
6
1
month .......................................................................................1.59 Treasury Bill:

months .....................................................................................1.91 1-year, (as of Dec. 29) ............................................................0.40
months .....................................................................................2.34 Annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for
year ...........................................................................................2.76 constant maturity.
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IBDS 20 RULES FOR INVESTMENT SUCCESS
Even A Confirmed Uptrend Needs Confirmation

BY DONALD H. GOLD
Nasdaq Composite (0NDQC)
Study the quality of a new rally,

gauging distribution days, accumulation and leaders action.
The term confirmed uptrend
means the market has made a bottoming signal but may not necessarily be rallying in earnest.
Lets look at the current rally. It
started Dec. 2 with a followthrough day: a surge in the major indexes in higher volume than in the
previous session, confirming a rally
that started Nov. 21.
But, coming on the heels of one of
the most stunning routs in the stock
markets history, the fledgling rally
has been sluggish so far.
Leadership is thin. Few stocks
have broken out of bases or followed those up with big gains. Indeed, the uptrend may need more
time to become fruitful.
Research over the years shows the
needed ingredients for a solid rally,
and what to look for in judging it.
00 Accumulation. You want to see
the market rise in strong volume
and dip in slower trade. True, at any
given price the number of buyers
equals the number of sellers. But
totalshares traded on an up day eitherfor a broad index or anindividual stock does not have to equal the
total shares traded on a down day.
00 Distribution days. A solid bull
market is supported by institutional
investors: banks, insurance companies, hedge funds, mutual funds and
the like.
Institutions make up the bulk of
the markets activity. If they arent
buying, neither should you.
Be wary if distribution days (market declines in higher volume)
occur after a follow-through, especially in the first week or so of such
a move.
00 Leadership. Which stocks are
A healthy bull market is fertile ground for many breakouts
These rules arent based on our personal opinion or those of Wall

Streets experts. IBD built detailed models of all the most successful
stocks every year from 1880 to 2005. We analyzed their common characteristics, what factors existed before these very best companies had
huge advances and how these factors changed when the stocks topped.
So these rules represent how the market actually works. If you ignore
them and rely instead on personal opinions, feelings or emotions, you
are potentially arguing with how the market has functioned for 50 years
and you will likely make more costly mistakes.
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If all 20 fact-based rules are carefully followed (not just the ones you
like), your investment results can materially improve:
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Follow-through
Volume
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August 90
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September
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October
26
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November
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December
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January 91
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making it to the top of the market?

Are they the high-tech, innovative
companies? That would be healthy.
Right now, the leadership is dominated by health care stocks, some
that may be just defensive plays. Regional banks, mini markets and insurance are also among the top
groups. Thats not exciting.
The No. 1 group right now is airlines. Why? Soaring fuel prices nearly crippled the industry. But those
Recent quarterly earnings and

sales should be up 25% or more.
Avoid cheap stocks. Buy stocks
selling for $15 to $100 or more.
Learn how to use charts to see

sound bases and exact buy
points. Confine buys to these points
as stocks break out on big volume
increases.
APCC
CAH
ETS
BORL
Consider buying stocks with each

of the last three years earnings
up 25%+, return on equity of 17%+
and recent earnings and sales
accelerating.
pricescrashed, and airlines are shifting to a new generation of more fuelefficient jets. As carriers grounded
parts of their fleets, the least-efficient jets were the first to retire.
Thats not the sort of leadership
that made America great.
00 Leaders action. Gauge the
breakouts of solid leaders from
bases.Since the follow-through, several high-rated stocks have broken
out, though a few have been duds.
Axsys TechnologiesAXYS flew out

from a cup with handle on Dec. 3.
But the stock sputtered. It soon fell
more than 8% from its buy point
and has now undercut its 50-day
and 200-day moving averages.
The real leaders may not have
even shown themselves yet.
Or, this rally may fall apart.
You want to see successful breakouts, and few duds, among stocks
with leadership qualities.
The New Investors.com
Cut every loss when its 8%

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

sell and take profit on the way
up. Review When to Sell and Take
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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12
13
Buy mostly in the top six broad

industry sectors in IBDs New
Highs List.
Select stocks with increasing
institutional sponsorship in
recent quarters.
Current quarterly after-tax
profit margins should be
improving, near their peak and
among the best in the stocks industry.
Dont buy because of dividends or P-E ratios. Read a
story on the company. Buy the No. 1
company in an industry in earnings
and sales growth, ROE, profit
margins and product quality.
Pick companies with a superior
new product or service.
Invest mainly in entrepreneurial New America companies.
Pay close attention to those with an
IPO in the past eight years.
Check into companies buying
back 5% to 10% of their stock
and those with new management
(what is managements
background?).
Dont try to bottom guess or
buy on the way down. Never
argue with the market. Forget your
pride and ego.
Find out if the market currently favors big-cap or small-cap
stocks.
Do a post-analysis of all your
buys and sells. Post on charts
where you bought and sold.
Evaluate and develop rules to
correct your major mistakes. Its
what you learn after you think you
know what youre doing thats vital.
Thats how to improve your results.
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S&P 500 INDEX

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NYSE VOL. (MIL)

NASDAQ VOL. (MIL)

VOL. 25, NO. 186

REUTERS CRB FUT.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2008 $2.00

Ponce De Leons Finds

Counting Web Visitors

Fund Outflow Slows

Daily Stock Analysis

Communist Cuba is turning 50;

He scouted and ran Puerto Rico

The two top trackers dont jibe,

If Tower thrives in New York,

November redemptions shrink

Big Cap 20 stock McDonalds

ISSUES & INSIGHTS A10-11

LEADERS & SUCCESS A3

INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY A4

THE NEW AMERICA A6

MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFs A7-9

Stocks Jump, End At Days Highs

Stocks closed at the best levels of a solid

But GMAC Aid Lifts Stocks

Holiday Sales: Worst Since 1970

Home prices fall keeps

Nov.-Dec. same-store sales likely will

GMAC Rescue Lifts Automakers

GMGM rose 6% to 3.80 after the Treasury

Holiday Retail Sales Worst In Decades;

Accused Gov. Makes Senate Pick Economy, Credit To Blame

ate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.,

Israel Mulling Gaza Cease-Fire

Israeli officials are considering halting

Home Prices Are Still Tumbling

S&P/Case-Shillers 20-city home price

Consumer Gloom At Record High

Chicago Factories In Reverse

ISM-Chicagos regional manufacturing

Pakistan closed the main overland route

Oil Slips As Data Override Gaza

Feb. crude futures fell 99 cents to

Shoppers continued to keep purse

ing to massive bankruptcies, store

Amex Tables ...............B9

Leaders & Success .....A3

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Still Headed South

20% 20-city gauge, yearly

The national ISM manufacturingindex is set for a Friday release.

Blagojevich Senate Pick Sets Off Capitol Hill Standoff

U.S.-Afghan Supply Route Shut

Worst Since 1970

Davidowitz expects retail bankruptcies to differ from those of the

Home prices plunged by the most

cession bottom out by mid-year

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Senate Democratic leaders said

ris would be the Senates only African-American. Rush openly dared

Anyone appointed by Gov.

Burris said he would examine

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2008