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524,000 Jobs Lost

In Dec.; Jobless Rate
At 16-Yr High 7.2%

U.S. Shed 524,000 Jobs In Dec.

That was less than some had feared, but

the hefty decline and downward revisions to previous months were bleak
enough. The jobless rate spiked to a 16-year
high of 7.2% vs. 5% in Dec. 07. The economy
lost 2.6 mil jobs in 2008 75% of those in
the last 4 months. A sharp fall in hours
worked suggests a big Q4 GDP fall and more
big job cuts ahead. More on this page, A2

Payrolls Fell 2.6 Mil In 08

Stocks Fall, End Near Days Lows

Plunge in hours worked

signals Q4 GDP debacle,
heavy layoffs in early 09

The major indexes fell on the grim jobs

report and Robert Rubins plan to leave
CitisC board.TheNasdaqfell2.8%,theNYSE
composite 2.3%, the S&P 500 2.1% and the
Dow 1.6%. Volume fell again. Energy, metals
and consumer-related groups dived as the
market eschewed economy-sensitive sectors. The 10-year Treasury yield fell 6 basis
points to 2.39%. More on this page, B2

Key Dem Proposes TARP Fixes

Treasury would have to spend $50 bil of

the $700 bil finl rescue fund to curb foreclosures, impose more exec pay limits and
furtherrestrict how firms use TARP cash, according to a bill from House Finl Services
Committee Chairman Barney Frank. Also,
an Obama aide said his team is crafting a
TARP overhaul. An oversight panel criticized the current TARP. More on this page

BY SCOTT STODDARD
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

LET ME SIMPLY SAY I feel like the old Alan Sillitoe short story The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner, joked Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who left his Chicago home for a jog Friday morning as Illinois lawmakers convened in Springfield to impeach him. And thats what this is, by the way: a long-distance run. AP

Rep. Frank Eyes Finl Rescue Overhaul:

Curb Foreclosures, Limit Executive Pay

Obama Addresses Jobs, Security Obama Also Mulls Changes

Pres.-elect Obama called the jobs report
a stark reminder that Congress need- House financial bigwig
ed to act quickly on his proposed $800 bil lays out his conditions
stimulus plan. Clearly, the situation is dire,
he said. Obama also formally announced his to release rest of TARP

intelligence team, naming Leon Panetta to

head the CIA and retired Adm. Dennis Blair
as national intelligence director.

Ill. House Impeaches Governor

Lawmakers, seeing credible evidence

that Rod Blagojevich abused his power,
voted114-1toimpeach.Thatsetsthestagefor
an Ill. Senate trial to oust him. Federal prosecutors arrested him in Dec., alleging he tried
to sell the Senate seat vacated by Obama.
Ill.s top court on Fri. called the governors
Senate appointment valid, possibly clearing
the way for Roland Burris to be seated.

Rubin Quits As Citi Mulls Venture

Ex-Treasury Secy Robert Rubinquit the

banking giant as an adviser and wont
seek board re-election. Critics say he didnt
help CitiC avoid near-collapse. Meantime,
Citi is in advanced talks to merge its Smith
Barney brokerage unit with that of Morgan
StanleyMS. Morgan would own 51% of the
joint venture and likely buy out Citi over 3-5
years. Citi shares fell 6%. Morgan rose 1%.

Ukraine Accepts Russia Monitors

In a breakthrough that may end a gas crisis for Europe, Kiev agreed to let Russian
observers join the EU in monitoring Russian
natural gas lines to assure Ukraine doesnt siphon fuel. But Russia wants a written deal. It
shut the lines in a dispute with Kiev, leaving
15 nations without gas in the midst of winter.
It was unclear when supplies would resume.

Israel, Hamas Ignore U.N. Plea

Israel rejected a U.N. resolution calling

for a Gaza cease-fire as its air and
ground forces continued to pound Hamas
positions. The U.S., which abstained in the
U.N. vote, blamed Hamas for the conflict. At
least 30 Hamas rockets Fri. struck Israel.
Medics in Gaza said the death toll in the twoweek offensive had risen to 777.

BY JED GRAHAM
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

House Democrats Friday moved

to put their stamp on the next
$350 billion in financial rescue
funds, demanding that at least $50
billion go to averting foreclosures.
Financial Services Committee
Chairman Barney Franks bill also
sets out disclosure rules to track if
banks put government capital to
work, and slaps the same restrictions on bank executives that were
applied to the auto industry.
Firms that accept government
funds would have to deny bonuses
to their top 25 earners and divest
all owned or leased aircraft.
The proposal to retroactively
apply these restrictions on firms
that have already accepted aid
drew immediate opposition from
the Financial Services Roundtable.
Franksbillalsowouldrequirethe
Treasury to stimulate home buyingdemand via reduced-rate mortgages but finance the program outside the Troubled Asset Relief Program. It also clarifies Treasurys
authority under the law to back
municipal bond issuance.

Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker

said expanding the central banks balance sheet to revive the economy is fraught
with risks and history has many bad outcomes from mixing fiscal and monetary policy. Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren
said expanding the balance sheet neednt
spur inflation, at least in the current crisis.

Best Buy Falls 5% On Dec. Sales

10

The electronics retailer said samestore sales sank 6.5%. Best BuyBBY narrowed its EPS outlook for the year ending in
Feb. to $2.50-$2.70 after last month slashing
targets to $2.30-$2.90. Wall St. expects
$2.59. Bankrupt rival Circuit CityCC, which
may face a liquidation auction as soon as
Tue., says its talking with 2 parties that may
buy it or offer financing.

Carrots And Sticks

Seiberg expects the Obama team
toadopt a proposal from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
The FDIC plan is the only massive mortgage modification plan
sitting on the shelf waiting for implementation, Seiberg said.
The plan would have the government bear up to half the losses on
distressedloans that endup in foreclosure even after lenders modify
them bycutting monthly payments
to about 31% of household income.
Meanwhile,Democraticeffortsto
let bankruptcy judges revise mortgageterms got a boost Thursday, as
CitigroupC did an about-face and
threw its weight behind the idea.

Democrats say they plan to include the bankruptcy provision in

the stimulus bill. While the cramdownideahasstumbledintheSenate before, Seiberg said it may be
hard to derail the stimulus over the
provision after Citis endorsement.
Unlike the FDIC plan, which prioritizes reducing rates and extending loan terms, cram-downs could
let borrowers shed mortgage debt
beyond current appraisal value.
While borrowers might prefer to
get rid of negative equity, Glaser
Group president Howard Glaser, a
housing official in the Clinton administration, said that entering
bankruptcy carries disincentives
and perceived risk.
He sees the FDIC plan and cramdown as complementary, like a
carrot-and-stick approach.
The last thing that a lender
wants is to put a loan in a judges
hands, Glaser said.
Theprovisionisaguntothehead
oflenders,whichmightspurthem
to embrace the FDICs loss-sharing plan as their best bet, he said.
Glaser noted that the spike in unemployment could send foreclosures into the stratosphere.
Franks bill would require lenders to report quarterly on how government capital led to increased
lending. It also instructs Treasury
to agree with lenders on how they
willdeploy any future capital injections from the government.

Big Job Cuts Mount

Nonfarm payrolls
0 Monthly change, in thousands

-200
-400
Dec.:
-524,000

-600
J 08 F M A M J J A S O N D
Jobless rate

7%

Dec: 7.2%
Highest since
Jan. 93

6
5
4
07

08

Sources: Labor Dept., Datastream

Shorter workweeks also typically foreshadow further job losses.

Many economists expect the jobless rate to top 8% by mid-2009.
Therell probably be another
couple of months of declines like
this, and then the declines will
start to moderate, said Keith
Hembre, chief economist at First
American Funds. But its difficult to see a positive gain in payrolls before 2010.
AlcoaAA, BoeingBA and several
other companies announced big
layoff plans last week.
Meanwhile, the number of peopleworking part-time involuntarily jumped 715,000 last month to a
record 8.038 million.
By adding such part-time staff as
well as disaffected workers, underemployment shot up to 13.5%
inDecember,the mostsinceLabor
began tracking it in 1994.

Frank Wants Obamas Word

Frank said he expects a vote on
his bill by late this week. While its
Senate fate is uncertain, Frank said
he would settle for a commitment
from President-elect Obamas economic team to follow its directions.
An Obama aide said Friday his
team is crafting a TARP overhaul.
Even if (Franks bill isnt) enacted into law, you could expect the
new Treasury secretary to endorse its principals to ensure
House support of releasing the

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Lacker: Fed Policy Full Of Risk

next $350 billion, said Jaret

Seiberg, financial services analyst
atStanford Financial Group.
Once Treasury requests the next
$350 billion, Congress has 15 days
to block it. With the first $350 billion already committed, action on
TARP could precede passage of
the stimulus, which isnt expected
before mid-February.
The Bush administration, working with Obamas team, may request the second half in days, the
WashingtonPost said,citing sources. Bush could veto a rejection.
Franks prescription leaves the
Obama administration some leewayoverthedesignofhousingremedies but sets a March 15 deadline.

Employers slashed another halfmillion jobs last month, the Labor

Department said Friday, capping
payrolls worst annual decline in
decades and spurring fresh calls
from President-elect Obama for a
big stimulus bill.
Nonfarm payrolls dived 524,000
in December, bringing 2008 job
losses to nearly 2.6 million, the
most since 1945. The 1.9% drop
was the worst percentage decline
since recession-plagued 1982.
The jobless rate soared to a
16-yearhigh 7.2%from 6.8%in November. Economists expected 7%.
Payrolls also fell more than official forecasts, though many on
Wall Street had expected much
worse. Still, the hefty drop and
downward revisions to prior
months were bleak enough. And
the evidence points to more big
job cuts in early 2009.
Stocks sold off on the report.
The Nasdaq fell 2.8%, the S&P
500 2.1% and the Dow 1.6%.
Todays jobs report only underscores the need to move with a
senseof urgencyand commonpurpose, Obama said.
He has proposed $775 billion in
tax cuts and new spending over
two years. Congress aims to pass a
stimulus bill by mid-February.
Other government efforts to help
housing and credit markets also
are likely or already under way.
Education, health care and governmentweretheonlybrightspots
last month, adding 52,000 jobs.
Factories axed 149,000 jobs, and
construction firms cut 101,000.
The service sector, by far the biggest employer, lost 273,000 jobs.
Retailers alone slashed more than
66,000 positions as holiday sales
plunged by the most in decades.
Job losses will likely put added
pressure on consumer spending.
Theres a danger of an adverse
feedbackloop where the job losses
lead to weaker spending and the
weaker spending leads to further

job losses, said Scott Brown, chief

economist at Raymond James.
Overall hours worked tumbled
4% vs. a year earlier. That suggests
fourth-quarter GDP fell at a severe pace after a 0.5% annualized
dip in July-September. Threequarters of 2008s job losses came
in the last four months.
The average workweek fell 0.2
hour to 33.3 hours, the lowest
since records began in 1964.
So while hourly earnings rose
0.3%, weekly pay fell 0.3%.

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THE BIG PICTURE

Stocks Falter In Lighter Trade On Weak Jobs Report

BY JONAH KERI
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Stocks fell hard for the second

time in three sessions Friday as
the market fizzled on the release
of another ugly jobs report.
The Nasdaq skidded 2.8%. The
NYSE dropped 2.3%, the S&P 500
2.1%, the Dow industrials 1.6%.
Small caps fared the worst, as the
S&P 600 dived 3.9%.
Volume dipped 2% on the Nasdaq and 3% on the NYSE compared with Thursdays totals.
Fridays action capped a bearish
week for the market. The NYSE
composite slid 3.6%, the Nasdaq
3.7%, the S&P 500 4.4%, the Dow
4.8%. The S&P 600 tumbled 5.9%.
Weekly volume rose.
The market has suffered several
sizable price drops lately, some of
them in higher volume to become
distribution days.
Leading stocks, which looked
promising as 2008 ended, have
weakened in the past few days.
Many breakouts have failed, and a
few top-rated stocks have slashed
through key support levels.
Its now clear that the market is

Fridays action:
Stocks slide in lighter trade
Current outlook:
Market rally under pressure
Distribution days
5 for Dow, 4 for S&P 500, 3
for Nasdaq, 2 for NYSE
composite in past few weeks
Leaders up in volume:
GenentechDNA
DeVryDV
ApolloAPOL StrayerSTRA
Capella EducationCPLA
ITT Educational ServicesESI
Leaders down in volume:
GentivaGTIV TowerTWGP
GreatbatchGB LHCLHCG
MedcoMHS Life PartnersLPHI
NCINCIT
Almost FamilyAFAM
Emergent BioSolutionsEBS
Bio-Reference LaboratoriesBRLI
American ScienceASEI

not in an encouraging environment to buy growth stocks. Your

safest course is to avoid buying
stocks in most cases. Dont let losses grow to more than 8% below
your point.

The monthly jobs report got the

session off to a rough start.
The government said employers
cut 524,000 jobs in December.
That was down from a revised
584,000 job cuts in November.
Still, the result brought 2008s
total job losses to nearly 2.6 million, the worst year since 1945.
A separate survey showed unemployment jumping to 7.2%. That
was up from a revised 6.8% in November and above economists
forecasts for a 7% jobless rate.
When the economy turns sour
and the job market worsens, history shows that education stocks
tend to benefit, as out-of-work individuals seek to improve their
skill sets. Sure enough, Friday
brought a big rally for the for-profit education industry, as a group
leader posted strong results.
Apollo GroupAPOL surged 8.05 to
85.27 in nearly five times normal
trade. The companys quarterly
earnings beat expectations late
Friday, drawing analysts praise.
Strayer EducationSTRA bounded 20.71 to 215.34 in triple usual
turnover. The stock had sliced its
50- and 200-day moving averages

after a short-lived November

breakout failed. But Fridays big
gain lifted the stock back above
both of its former support levels.
DeVryDV, Capella Education
CPLA, ITT Educational Services
ESI and other education stocks
also jumped in healthy volume.
Still, leading stocks had little else
to celebrate. The IBD 100 fell 1.9%
on Friday and 5% for the week.
Home health care providers, a
source of market strength for the
past few months, fell hard Friday.
Gentiva Health ServicesGTIV
slipped 1.41 to 24.64 in high volume. The stock has fizzled since
hitting a new high Dec. 31. It is
now riding a six-session losing
streak, and it closed below its
50-day line.
Fellow group members Almost
FamilyAFAM and LHC GroupLHCG
also plunged during regular trading hours, but all three leading
home health care providers
notched big gains after the close.
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VITAL SIGNS

America Lost 2.6 Million Jobs In 2008

Thats the most since World War II, but on a
percentage basis its only a 26-year high. Most cuts
came in the last four months. Hours worked tumbled
4% vs. a year ago, suggesting a sharp Q4 GDP drop
and more layoffs ahead. Underemployment hit 13.5%
as involuntary part-time workers topped 8 mil.

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Hours worked

2008 jobs change, in millions

-2.59
-1.93
-0.63
-0.32
-0.79
-0.45
-1.23
-1.18

Nonfarm payrolls
Construction

2008
Sept.-Dec.

Manufacturing
Service-producing

Sources: Labor Dept., Datastream

4%

Involuntary part-time workers

8

Yearly change

Underemployment rate
14%

In millions

2
Dec.:
-4%

-2

-4

4
Jan 07

06

07

08

Dec.:
13.5%

12
10

Dec.:
8.038 mil

Jul

Jan 08

Jul

8
Jan 07

Dec

Jul

Jan 08

Jul

Dec

TO THE POINT
ECONOMY

BUSINESS BRIEFS
MEDICAL

TECHNOLOGY

Roche may raise Genentech bid

Microsoft presses Yahoo for deal

GenentechDNA, a biotech giant, rose

2.3% to 86.34 after the Financial
Times reported Swiss drug giant
Roche is preparing to boost its offer
to buy the 44% stake in the company it doesnt already own. Last summer, Genentech rejected Roches
$89-a-share offer. The newspaper
said the Swiss pharmaceutical will
raise its bid to $95 after it reports its
earnings next month.

Web icon YahooYHOO rose 0.5% to

13.13 after MicrosoftMSFT CEO Steve
Ballmer told the Financial Times
that thetime isright for Yahooto negotiate a search deal with the software maker. Ballmer was referencing the planned departure of Yahoo
CEO Jerry Yang, who rejected a
$40 bil-plus takeover bid from Microsoft last year. His comments
may bolster calls from Yahoo investors to sell its search business to Microsoft. Microsoft fell 3% to 19.52.
00 YahooYHOO is leaning toward
hiring Carol Bartz, former CEO of
AutodeskADSK, as its successor to
CEO Jerry Yang, according to published reports.

Merck vaccine approval delayed

The drug maker said the FDA requested more data on use ofits cervical cancer vaccine by women aged
27-45. Its the second time the FDA
postponed a decision on expanding
its use. Regulators asked MerckMRK
to submit data from a 48-mo. study
it recently completed. Mercks Gardasil was OKd in 06 for females
ages 9-26 to prevent cervical cancer
and genital warts. Merck expects
Gardasil sales of $1.4 bil-$1.6 bil for
09. It fell 2.2% to 28.73.
00 StrykerSYK, a medical device
maker, said its Q4 sales rose 3.6% to
$1.72 bil, beating views. It expects
full-year results in line with views.
Stryker rose 6.2% to 40.96.

Cubist signs gene-silencing pact

The drug developer will pay Alnylam PharmaceuticalsALNY up to
$102.5 mil in a development deal for
gene-silencingtherapies. The agreement calls for Cubist PharmaceuticalsCBST to pay Alnylam $20 mil upfront and up to $82.5 mil in future
development and sales milestone
payments. The products being developed include ALN-RSV01,
which is currently in midstage development for the treatment of respiratory syncytial virus, an infection in adult lung-transplant patients. Cubist fell 2.5% to 24.56. Alnylam rose 3.7% to 23.12.
00 BiovailBVF, a Canadian drug developer, said it will pay $5.4 mil to
settle an Ontario Securities Commission probe into accounting infractions in recent years. Last
March, Biovail agreed to pay $10
mil to settle similar charges coming
from U.S. regulators. It edged up
0.7% to 11.09.

Rambus plunges on court ruling

Shares of the memory-chip designer tumbled 29% to 11.24 after a federal court in Del. ruled that Rambus
RMBS cant pursue patent claims
against chipmaker Micron TechnologyMU because of spoilation, a legal
term for destroying evidence in
pending or reasonably foreseeable
litigation. The judge said the destruction of documents was part of
a Rambus policy. Rambus will appeal. Micron slid 3.5% to 3.29.

AT&T targets netbooks for growth

The telecom sees netbooks, which
are like small laptops, and electronic readers as the hottest new devices it plans to support with cellular
Internet connections, said Glenn
Lurie, an AT&TT exec who works
with gadget makers. Electronics retailerRadioShackRSH has started selling a netbook for $99 to customers
who sign up for a 2-year data plan
with AT&T. AT&T shares fell 1.8%.

Satyam execs seized, board fired

Police arrested the Indian outsourcing firms Chairman Ramalinga
Raju and his brother Rama Raju, SatyamsSAY managing director, as
India moved to limit fallout from
the companys disclosure it inflated
earnings for years. The govt also
ousted Satyams board and will appoint 10 new directors.

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Week ended
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-15
-20
-25
-30
-35
Sep 08

Jan 09

Source: Economic Cycle Research Institute

AFGHANS REGISTER for holy war against Israel on Friday at a mosque in

Kabul. More than a thousand signed up, saying they wanted to go fight in
theGazaStrip.IfwecantreachGaza,weshouldseekrevengeonIsraelsallies in our own country like the Taliban do, said one shopkeeper.
AP

BUILDING

TRANSPORTATION

KB Home misses, sales plummet

GM, Chrysler loans forbid strikes

The No. 5 U.S. homebuilder narrowed its Q4 loss to $3.96, missing

views by $2.73. Revenue fell 56% to
$919 mil on weakening demand and
rising foreclosures. KB HomesKBH
ended the year with $1.25 bil in cash
and equivalents. Analysts said rising unemployment will further
hurt builders. KB fell 2.8% to 14.17.

The provisionsof the struggling carmakers $17.4 bil in federal loans

would place the companies in default if union workers go on strike.
GMGM said the provision was part of
its $13.4 bil in federal loans.
Chryslers$4 bil loan deal has a similar provision. The United Auto
Workers isnt a party to the deal.
GM and the UAW have until Feb. 17
to hammer out amendments to
their current contracts that would
bring labor costs in line with those
of foreign automakers. GM dipped
a penny to 4.03.
00 GMAC, a financial arm of GM,
said Chairman Ezra Merkin has
resigned and the company will
name a new board of directors. The
action was required by the Fed as
part of its agreement to let it become a bank holding company. Last
week, the Treasury gave GMAC $5
bil in aid. That deal required GM
and Chrysler owner Cerberus Capital to reduce their stakes in GMAC.
00 Honda MotorHMC, Japans No. 2
automaker, faces a possible downgrade by Moodys due to $26 bil in
long-term debt. It fell 3.4% to 22.48.

Lennar falls on questioned deal

The No. 2 U.S. homebuilder tumbled 20% to 9.15 after a letter to the
SEC questioning a late 1990s transaction involving the company was
posted on a Web site. The letter was
sent by Calif. pastor Barry Minkow,
who served time in jail for stock
fraud, and concerned a deal between LennarLEN and developer Briarwood Capital to build a housing
project and golf course in Calif.

Report weighs on Martin Marietta

The supplier of gravel and sand to
road builders fell 5.7% to 94.26 after
it was downgraded to sell by UBS.
Martin Marietta MaterialsMLM
could see lower demand for sand
and gravel because of state budget
constraints and weakness in residental and nonresidential construction, UBS said. It added that increased federal spending on infrastructure may not be enough to offset softness in those areas.

CONSUMER
Panasonic cuts flat-TV spending
The worlds largest maker of plasma TVs axed plans to spend $1.5 bil
on two new flat-screen TV plants
because of lower demand. PanasonicPC had cut its net profit forecast for
fiscal 2009 by 90%, blaming a poor
business environment and stronger
yen. The company is the middle of a
$9 bil takeover of rival Sanyo.
Shares fell 2.1% to 13.14.

Boeing cuts jobs as demand falls

The aerospace giant said it would
cut 4,500 workers in its commercial plane unit this year, or 7% of the
units total work force, as a weakening global economy has lowered demand for jetliners. Boeing said that
normal attrition and a reduction in
contract labor would account for
some of the cuts but that layoffs
would also be necessary. Most of
the cuts are expected in Washington state. It fell 0.8% to 44.45.
00 YRC WorldwideYRCW, a trucking
firm, said union employees at its
freight unit approved 10% wage
cuts that the company says will save
up to $250 mil a year. Shares
climbed 6% to 4.96.

TRENDS & INNOVATIONS

Mobile video use small, growing

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NATION
Taylors son sentenced to 97 years

Recovery Still Far Off

More than 10 mil U.S. cell phone

users watch videos on their handsets each month, up 14% from a year
ago, says a Nielsen Mobile report.
Butthe audience for mobile videoremains small, representing just 5% of
mobile phone users. Nielsen says
the factors preventing faster
growth include the high cost of mobile video service and a lack of compelling video content. Nielsen also
says mobile video users dont watch
clips all that frequently. It found
that the median number of clips
viewed per month is 17.

Video games target Army recruits

The U.S. Army is using video games
to attract young talent. It spent $12
mil in a Philadelphia mall to create a
sort of upscale arcade equipped
with 60 military video games. Prospective soldiers can fire from a
real Humvee on enemy encampments projected on a 15-foot-high
screen. In another room, they can
fly virtual Apache helicopters and
fell enemy soldiers with automatic
gunfire. Since its Aug. opening, the
center has signed up 33 soldiers and
5 reservists, matching the performance of 5 recruiting centers.

00 More traffic tickets are issued

during a recession as local govts
look to offset drops in sales and
property-tax revenue, says a study
in the Journal of Law and Economics that looked at 14 years of data
from 96 counties in North Carolina.
Researchers say its reasonable to
conclude that when times are
tough, govt officials tell police that
they need more ticket revenue. But
some police say that doesnt happen
and take issue with the study.
00 Polaroid aims to revive instant

pictures with a new digital camera

that produces a printed photo in a
minute. Polaroids PoGo camera
contains a built-in color printer that
doesnt use ink. It produces
2-by-3-inch photos by heating specially treated paper. The camera
will be on sale in March for $200.
00 Destroying a PC hard drive is
the only way to stop criminals stealing data from old computers, a
study found. U.K.s Which Computing magazine recovered 22,000
deleted files from 8 PCs purchased on eBay. Criminals get old
PCs from online auctions, and using
freely available software they can
recover information such as Social
Security numbers and credit card
numbers.

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00 ECRIs U.S. future inflation

gauge slipped to 85.5 in Dec. from

Nov.s 86.7, the lowest in 50 years,
suggesting policymakers should
focus on economic growth, the
research group said.
00 U.S. wholesale inventories fell
0.6% in Nov. after a revised 1.2%
decline in Oct. Wholesale sales
plunged a record 7.1%, dragged
down by durable goods, petroleum
and autos.

European manufacturing slumps

Factory output in Europe collapsed
in Nov. as rate-cut calls intensified.
In Germany, Europes No. 1 economy, industrial production fell 10%
on the year, the fastest pace of decline since 93. British factory output dived 7.4%, the worst since 81.
France slumped a record 9% and
Spain tumbled 15.1%. The European Central Bank is expected to cut
rates by a half-percentage point to a
record low of 2% next week.
00 Euro zone retail sales rose 0.6%
in Nov., but waning demand left
annual sales 1.5% lower than Nov.
07. The forecasts remained bleak
due to falling business morale and
rising unemployment.

South Korea cuts interest rates

The Bank of Korea sliced rates by a
half-point to a record-low 2.5%, the
5th cut in 3 months, with more expected. The move was an attempt to
protect Asias No. 4 economy from
the global downturn. SUV maker
Ssangyong sought bankruptcy protection. The govt projects economic growth of 3% this year, but private analysts predict the first contraction in 11 years, as much as 3%.
00 Canada lost a net 34,400 jobs in
Dec., more than feared; unemployment leapt to a 2-year-high 6.6%. It
was more evidence that the economy slid into a recession late in 08.

RETAIL
CVS guides Q1, 09 below views
The drugstore chain and pharmacy
benefits manager said it sees 09
EPS of $2.53-$2.61 vs. views for
$2.74. CVS CaremarkCVS also forecast Q1 EPS of 53-55 cents, below estimates for 63 cents. CVS said the
buyout and integration of the Longs
chain would reduce EPS by 6 or 7
cents. It said use of prescription
drugs has decreased as fewer people visit the doctor during the recession. Shares fell 12.4% to 25.69.

IN BRIEF
Walt DisneyDIS, the entertainment
giant, plans to build a new theme
park in Shanghai, China, in a joint
venture with the government. It fell
2.6% to 22.31.

Vail ResortsMTN, the ski resort operator, said bookings were down
14.8% on rooms through Dec. 31.
Lift-ticket revenue has declined
7.5%. Vail slid 5.7% to 26.97.

Charles McArthur Emmanuel, son

of former Liberian Pres. Charles
Taylorand head of a savage paramilitary unit there, was sentenced in
the U.S. to 97 years for torture overseas. U.S. District Judge Cecilia M.
Altonaga called Emmanuels actions against his fathers opponents
sadistic, cruel and atrocious. Emmanuel, a U.S. citizen, was convicted in Oct. It was the first use of a
1994 law allowing U.S. prosecution
for torture committed elsewhere.
00 Energized by the prospects of a
pro-labor president, House Dems
marked the first week of the new
Congress by pushing through 2 bills
to help workers, particularly
women, who are victims of pay
discrimination.
00 A federal judge rejected the

Bush administrations latest attempt to keep White House visitors

identities secret. He also declared
that the govt illegally deleted Secret Service computer records.

WORLD
VP-elect Biden visits Pakistan
Pakistan said that it has sent feedback and information to India
about the Mumbai attacks, and VPelect Biden arrived hoping to underscore how seriously Pres.-elect
Obama takes the terror threat from
S. Asia. U.S. officials worry that a
conflictwith Indiacould distract Pakistan from eliminating militant
sanctuaries on the Afghan frontier.

SOMALIA: Somali pirates released

an oil-laden Saudi supertanker
after receiving a $3 mil ransom, a
negotiator for the bandits said.

IRAQ: PM Nouri al-Maliki warned

police cadets not to favor political
or religious groups as they join a
security force that has been heavily
influenced by militias and
extremists. Al-Maliki said the govt
had succeeded in curbing the
influence of Shiite militias since a
crackdown began last spring.
COSTA RICA: At least 15 people
were killed by a 6.1-magnitude
earthquake. In addition, rescuers
were trying to reach 300 tourists
stranded in a hotel in Vara Blanca.

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Aaron Rents .................B2
Advance Auto Parts......A9
Alcoa ..............................A1
Almost FmlyA1, B2, B9
Amazon.com ................A7
American Sci & Eng ......B2
Americas Carmart .....A9
Apollo ...................A1, B9
Apple Inc ......................A8
Applied Signal Tech .....B11
Autonation Inc..............A9
Autozone ......................A9
Boeing ...........................A1
Buckle ..........................B9
Cablevision Sys ...........A6
Capella Education..........A1
Centrais E B Ads .........B11
Charter Comm .............A6
Cisco .............................A8
Citigroup .......................A1
Colfax Corp ...................A4
Comcast .......................A6
Computer Prg & Sys ....B11
Copart Inc .....................A9
Dell Inc ................A7, A8
DeVry..............................A1
Eastman Kodak ...........A8
eBay ..............................A8
Fairchild Semicndtr .....A8
Gafisa ...........................B9

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ColfaxCFX, a pump and valve

maker, sees 09 EPS of $1.10-$1.17
ex items, above views for $1.02. But
it said it remains cautious about the
2nd half of 09. It fell 9.5% to 11.17.

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Gol Intelligent Air .........B7
Google Inc ....................A8
Homex Developmnt ......B9
Infosys Techn Ads .......B11
Knight Capital Grp .....B12
L H C Group Inc ....A1, B9
Lennar ..........................B9
McDonalds ....................B2
Medis Tech ....................A7
Micron Tech .................A7
Microsoft ............A7, A8
Monro Muffler Brake ...A9
NetEase.com ................B2
O'Reilly Automot ..........A9
Pep Boys ......................A9
Rambus ........................A7
Rent A Center................B2
Satyam Computer........B11
Shanda Interactv Ent....B2
SherwinWilliams ......B11
Stericycle .....................A4
Strayer Education .........A1
Sunoco ........................B10
Sunoco Logistics ........B10
Sykes Enterprises ........B11
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Walt Disney ..................A6
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HOW YOU THINK IS EVERYTHING

Being An Effective Coach

Bela Karolyi turned training into an
art motivating champions such as
Kerri Strug, Nadia Comaneci and
Mary Lou Retton. He saw sports as
a way to be a winner, and he passed
that optimism on to his athletes.
Retton says her success was due to
mental toughness and a strong belief in herself. Much of that confidence was infused by Karolyi. He
could motivate and get that last
drop of energy out of you like no one
else, Retton said before retiring.
When the pressure was on and
Karolyis athletes were starting routines in front of 10,000 people and a
team of judges he would look at
us with that something in his eyes
and give us a slight nod that said,
You can do this, Retton recalled.
The results spoke for themselves.
Karolyi produced 24 world and
Olympic champions.
00 Blend goals. When he retired in
1997, Dean Smith was one of the
most successful college basketball
coachesin history. During his 36 seasons with the University of North
Carolina Tar Heels, he led them to
879 victories, 17 regular-season Atlantic Coast Conference titles and
two national championships.
He attracted the best players in the
country because he had a reputation for integrity, optimism and personal attention. I never put my
teams welfare above the individuals, Smith once said.
The reason was simple: He didnt
have to. Through expert coaching,
Smith emphasized each players
wins and linked them to the
teams success.
The result was a can-do spirit that
has seldom been matched in college
basketball. Cord Cooper

Build It: NFL star Roger Staubach turned his real estate firm into a powerhouse
BY SEAN HIGGINS

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.

Being a top leader often involves coaching your crew. To

make the most of mentoring
sessions:
00 Know your stuff. Mastering what you coach is half the job,
says leadership trainer Marshall
Cook, author of Effective Coaching. You also need to know your
workers their strengths and weaknesses, likes and dislikes, work patterns and idiosyncrasies. The more
you see workers as individuals, the
better youll coach them.
00 Be task-oriented. Narrow down
mentoring to workers essential
needs, Cook says. Sketching the big
picture upfront can be confusing.
Often, workers simply need to answer the question: What am I supposed to do? Once they know that,
you can expand their outlook.
00 Lay it out. Before coaching, define the outcomes you want and
how theyll be achieved.
00 Observe and hear. Many bosses
listen in advice mode, says management coach Marty Brounstein. As
soon as the speaker states the problem, the manager jumps in with the
answer. Bad move. The advice is
often premature. Instead, listen objectively. It can help get a handle on
the problem. Then offer suggestions, not edicts, Brounstein says.
The former promotes a dialogue.
00 Invite feedback. Employees
often respond passively to coaching
rarely indicating whether they
agree or fully understand. Brounstein tells managers to draw them
out with questions such as:
What do you think so far?
Give me the pros and cons of the
plan Im suggesting.
00 Light a fire. Gymnastics coach

From Quarterback To Tycoon

Roger Staubach had already led an
eventful life by the time he joined
the Dallas Cowboys in 1969.
As quarterback for the Naval Academy, he was the Heisman trophy
winner in 1963.
After graduating in 1965, the Ohio
native served in Vietnam as an officer, deferring his football career until
he was 27.
What he did not have even as he
started playing in Dallas was financial security. By then a father of
three, he needed it.
They didnt pay quarterbacks
quite what they do today, so I interviewed with a few companies in the
off-season, Staubach told IBD.
Soon the star quarterback found a
second job as a real estate broker to
make ends meet.
Throughout his prodigious career
in the National Football League
which included two Super Bowl triumphs Staubach was building a
parallel career in real estate.
While working as a broker, he spotted an underserved market in the
business tenants and built a
business to serve them.
By the time he retired from pro
ball after the 1979 season, he had
founded Staubach Co., which went
on to become one of the nations
leading real estate consulting firms.
In 2007, Staubach Co. completed
7,280 transactions totaling $28 billion and 200 million square feet. Its
clients have included Blockbuster,
Cisco Systems, FedEx, CVS, Office
Max, PepsiCo, T-Mobile USA, Target and Time Warner Cable.
Then Staubach really hit pay dirt.
Jones Lang LaSalle, the worlds second-largest commercial real estate
broker, bought his firm in 2007
and the old QB landed $613 million.
Now thats a score.

Beyond The Navy

Real estate wasnt on Staubachs
radar screen at the Naval Academy,
where he studied engineering. But
as a pro football player, he had to
find something he could do part of
the year. I interviewed with the
Henry S. Miller company. They
were a real estate firm, he said. He
spent most of his off-seasons behind
a desk at that Dallas-based outfit.
After being there awhile, I decided I really liked real estate, he said.
He learned the basics from others at
the firm and earned his license.
Staubach started out by working
for the people he knew best his
teammates.In the off-season and between training days, he would show
them properties and, if they bought
something, take a commission.

Staubach led Dallas to two NFL titles in the 70s and three decades later gained $613 million when he sold his firm. AP

Staubachs Keys
What: The quarterback, who
entered the Pro Football Hall
of Fame in 1985, founded the
nations leading tenant services real estate firm.
How: We really formed something that was at that time
pretty unique: working with
the person looking for the
office space.

From there, he built a reputation

as a broker. Teammates told their
friends and so on. Through the
teams corporate sponsors, he met
people in the business world.
That contact helped Staubach discover his niche in the business. He
enjoyed the service aspect of it most
of all: helping people make deals
and realize their dreams.
I didnt want to be a developer. I
didnt want to own a lot of real estate, he said. I just wanted to provide a service and I wanted to build
my own company to do that.
His eureka moment came in 1974
while he was still working for
Henry Miller. Xerox, a client, was
looking to rent office space and
asked the firm for help. Nobody at
the company specialized in that.
I went to our guy who ran the
landlord business. He said, Yeah, I
can show them the buildings we represent, Staubach recalled. I said,
Well, what if they want to look at
the whole market? If our buildings
arent right, and we are representing them, then we should show
them everything.
From Staubachs vantage, no other
firms offered that service. Thats
when he realized the existence of an
underserved market: tenants. Most

real estate companies dealt only

with buyers and sellers of property.
A few years before his retirement
from football, Staubach founded
Staubach Co. to serve that market. It
went on to become one of the nations leading real estate consulting
firms by exclusively serving users of
office, industrial and retail space.
We were a general real estate
firm for a while, but my goal was to
build a tenant rep business,
Staubach said. It took me a few
years in the off-season (to build the
business). Then (in 1980, having
just retired from football) I really focused on the tenant rep business.
So we really formed something
that was at that time pretty unique:
working with the person looking for
the office space.
Michael Dow, president of CresaPartners, a real estate advisory firm,
lauds Staubach as a pioneer.
Under American brokerage law,
it is not an obvious thing to do,
Dow said. I think he touched an artery of interest with occupiers of office space because they thought,
rightfully, they we were not having
their best interests looked after by
the broker that was looking after
their office acquisitions or industrial retail acquisitions.
Despite his famous name,
Staubach did little to trade on it.
While it helped him early in his career to get in the door, he said, by
the time he started his own company it became a drag. People wondered: What did an ex-jock know
about real estate?
Our customers want a safe
choice. Most are publicly traded
companies, he said. They needed
to know that this was a company
that I was committed to.
He built the companys brand by

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providing good service. When he

sold the firm to Jones Lang LaSalle,
Staubach boasted of saving clients
15%-25% on leasing contracts and
10%-15% on design and construction costs. After a while, some clients probably dont make the connection between his football days
and the merged company, he says.
Its first big client was MCI, which
was moving its regional headquarters to Dallas. He helped it find a
property. The deal led to more work
with MCI so much so that
Staubach Co. opened a second office in Washington, home of his old
rival Redskins.

Spreading Out
Staubachs firm continued to expand until it went from being a regional Dallas company to a national
one. The growth was necessary. To
meet its clients needs, the firm had
to enter all of the major markets.
Thatmeant Staubach Co. hadtoexpand fast. How to do that? Staubach
enlisted brokers in those areas and
offered them partial ownership of
the new offices. That spurred the
companys growth in the late 1980s.
We grew to 68 offices and about
1,600 people by the 2000s, he said.
Now 66, he serves on the board of
Jones Lang LaSalle and is the firms
executive chairman for the Americas, overseeing activities in those
continents. Staubach Co. still does
the tenant rep business for Jones
Lang LaSalle, and he still makes personal visits to branch offices.
Ive known this business for a
long time and I really feel good
about what we sell, he said. So Im
there to continue to reaffirm our
commitment. There are difficulties
in the current market. But there are
also opportunities.

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Higher Forecast Doesnt Lift Colfax

Company

ColfaxCFX hit a three-month high of 13.22 in

early trading Friday, but then pulled back to
close at 11. 16, down 9.6%. The pump maker
said 2008 sales were slightly higher than analysts estimates and 2009 profit will beat
views by about 10%. But the CEO said the
firm is cautious about the second half.

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Top Medical Waste Disposal Firm Sees No Effect From Recession

BY MARILYN MUCH

Stericycle

Cleaning Up

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

The economy may be in the dumps.

But medical waste management
kingpin Stericycle is cleaning up.
Sales and earnings have climbed at
double-digit rates for nine straight
quarters. And its topped analysts
quarterly views during the same
time frame.
StericycleSRCL is the nations No. 1
player in a highly regulated field.
The rules governing waste disposal
are so burdensome, many hospitals
and other types of medical centers
opt to outsource the job to a skilled
specialist.
Thats where Stericycle comes in.
Its services run the gamut. It hauls,
treats and disposes of medical
waste. It also helps out with other
services, including OSHA compliance consulting, handling the logistics involved in drug recalls and assuring proper disposal of needles
and other sharp-edged waste.
This company is recession-resistant because blood, urine and needles still need to be disposed, said
Elliott Schlang, managing director
of Great LakesReview/Soleil Securities.

Hospitals Outsource
More and more hospitals and
other medical centers dont want to
assume the risk of disposing the
waste themselves, Schlang says.
And theyre turning to Stericycle for
help.
Key to Stericycles success is its ef-

stericycle.com
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fective marketing, he says.

Management has been singularly
focused on the pickup and disposal
of medical waste according to government regulations, and its done it
superbly, he said. There have
been no issues with the quality of
their service.
Business is booming. In the third

quarter, earnings rose 22% from the

prior year to 45 cents a share. Sales
grew 17% to $277.1 million.
Analyst Scott Schneeberger of Oppenheimer & Co. says Stericycle
hasnt seen a volume slowdown in
the current downturn.
This is a play on the aging baby
boomersgetting more medical treat-

ment and generating more medical

waste, he said.
Executives would not comment.
But Stericycle is reaping the benefits of an acquisition strategy thats
increased its service offerings, built
up its market share and increased
its geographic reach.
Its made over 135 buys since 1993.
The acquisitions have helped vault
the company to the top spot in the
fragmented U.S. medical waste market, composed of lots of regional and
local players.
Schlang, who owns Stericycle
stock, pegs its share of the U.S. market for regulated medical waste at
about 20%.
He says the company is about 15
times the size of its nearest rival.
And, through a flurry of buyouts,
Stericycle is becoming a major factor in the $10 billion global, regulated medical waste market, which includes the $3.5 billion U.S. market,
Schlang says.
Of the 19 buyouts it did in 2007,

one was a medical waste business in

Canada, six were in Latin America
and one was in Europe.
In addition to selling in the U.S., it
operates in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Mexico, Chile and Argentina.
The company figures its worldwide market share rose to 9.3% in
2007 from 7.9% in 2006.
Stericycle has more than 410,000
customers, of which over 400,000
are small-quantity waste generators,such as doctorsoffices and dental offices. The remainder are largequantity accounts, such as hospitals
and blood banks.
Organic sales growth has been running in the high single digits, propelled by the small accounts, says
Schneeberger. Organic sales from
large accounts have been rising by
midsingle digits, he says.
Stericycles total sales climbed at
an average annual rate of 18% from
2004 to 2008.
Schneeberger says the small-quantity accounts generate higher gross
margins than the large ones.
Stericycle has used buyouts to expand its services. That includes the
purchase of five businesses in regulated returns and recall management services in 2005 and 2006.
The buys expanded its services to
drug companies and other large
quantity waste generators.
Through its product recall services, it helps outfits such as drug and
consumer-product firms handle
every aspect of the process, including processing, tracking, compliance and reporting.

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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

17.92 49.33
2.60 62.86
5.80 53.60
2.70 60.29

China Distance Educ ADS

DL/NSE
GT Solar International SOLR/NDQ
Energy Recovery Inc
ERII/NDQ
Hong Kong Highpowr Tech HPJ/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
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3.25
0.00

4.21 39.86
4.11 75.09
7.43 12.59
3.10 4.62

Comml Svcs-Schools
Energy-Other
Machinery-Gen Industrial
Electrical-Equipment

Citigroup
Crdt Suisse Frst Bos
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

6.63
7.25
8.66
0.99

52.64
48.65
54.42
91.75

Leisure-Movies & Related

Finance-Investment Mgmt
Transportation-Ship
Paper & Paper Products

Morgan J P
Goldman Sachs & Co
Merrill Lynch
Crdt Suisse Frst Bos

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

20.83
4.15
13.90 15.76
3.60 64.00
11.17 37.94

Finance-Reit
Oil&Gas-Transprt/Pipelne
Energy-Other
Machinery-Gen Industrial

Citigroup
UBS Investment Bank
Canaccord Capital Cp
Merrill Lynch

5/ 6

10.00

10.00

Insurance-Prop/Cas/Titl

Friedman, Billings

Maiden Holdings Ltd

MHLD/NDQ

0.00

4.02 59.80

Comml Svcs-Schools
Crdt Suisse Frst Bos
Computer Sftwr-Enterprse Anderson & Strudwick
Internet-Network Sltns
Goldman Sachs & Co
Comml Svcs-Advertising Merrill Lynch

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Through its product return service, it helps pharmacies and drug

makers handle the logistics involved in the return of unused and
expired drugs.
The companys buying spree continues. In the third quarter, it closed
on four buys of medical waste firms,
one of which was overseas. They
contributed $2.1 million to sales.
During the quarter, acquisitions
less than 12 months old added about
$18 million to sales, wrote Schlang
in a report.

New Services
Stericycle isnt resting on its laurels. Its exploring five new service
options in response to customer requests, says Schlang. One is helping
hospitals manage their pharmaceutical wastes, which are products patients dont use, such as a partially
full intravenous bag.
Its also looking into providing hospitals with a water treatment service to control water-borne, diseaseproducing agents, says Schlang.
Watchers expect Stericycles business to stay strong. Analysts polled
by Thomson Reuters expect fullyear 2008 earnings to rise 22% to
$1.73 a share, then 15% to $1.99 in
2009.
Schneeberger says Stericycle
strikes long-term contracts of four
or five years with U.S. customers,
and even longer for overseas accounts.
Thats attractive, he adds, because
customers are locked into these contracts even if volumes were to slow.

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Internet searches, Nov. 08, in millions

Microsoft Searches For A Strategy

Google dominated as usual in online search in
November and grew far faster than its rivals.
Microsofts MSN and Windows Live properties were
among the biggest losers, with 17% fewer searches.
No. 2 Yahoo slipped a bit.
Source: comScore (comscore.com)

Google
Yahoo
MSN/Windows Live
AOL
Ask.com
My Web
Comcast
AT&T Worldnet
NexTag
Dogpile.com

5,177
1,299
733.5
344.5
184.5
71.1
40.6
25.4
22.3
17.1

Ask.com
2.3%

AOL
4.3%
MSN/Windows Live
9.1%
Yahoo
16.1%

Change vs. Nov. 07

Others
4.1%

Google search
All search
AOL search
Comcast search
Yahoo search
Ask.com search

Google
64.1%

21.7%
9.6%
3.6%
3.5%
-1.4%
-6.0%

INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY

Cable TV Companies Use Canoe To Launch Internet-Like Ad Plan
Effort To Target, Track TV Ads
Venture will soon roll out
first bid to grab some of
the ad dollars going online
BY REINHARDT KRAUSE
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Cable TV companies aim to steer

more ad revenue their way, bucking
the flow of dollars to the Web.
And they hope to do this by taking
a page from the Internet targeting ads to the most receptive audience and tracking response.
Thats the tall order for Canoe Ventures, a company formed in June by
the nations six biggest cable TV
firms: ComcastCMCSA, Time Warner CableTWC, Cablevision Systems
CVC, Charter Communications
CHTR, Cox Communications and
Bright House Networks.
Advertisers have upped their
spending on the Internet, where
they can target individuals based on
what Web sites they visit and what
searches they conduct.
Canoes goal is to develop a system
to make cable networks more competitive with online advertising.
Its courting national advertisers
with a service that combines demographic and viewership data from
its six cable partners. Canoe says
TV programmers and marketers
will be able to place ads that target
TV viewers based on what they
watch, where theyre located and
more. And the ads will have interactive features, with viewers responding via their remotes.
The cable firms have poured more
than $150 million into Canoe. Naysayers note that earlier cable indus-

try efforts to boost ad revenue, such

as from video-on-demand channels, havent achieved much.
David Verklin, Canoes chief executive, has heard the criticisms.
Its like, Come on, the cable industry has been talking about this
mythical ship for years and its
never come to port, he said. But
the stars, the moon and the sun
have aligned to give Canoe a real
chance to turn a mythical idea interactive advertising nationally
into a reality.
Several forecasters say U.S. TV ad
revenue will fall in 2009, but Canoe
will give cable TV more marketing
mojo, says Verklin, the former head
of ad agency Aegis Media. We can
give the Internet a run for our
money,Verklin said. There are billions of dollars in potential revenue
we can bring back to television.

Plan To Target By Household

Early this year, Canoe plans to roll
out its first product. It will let advertisers target neighborhoods or demographic zones by income or
other census data. Within a few
years, Canoe says advertisers will
be able to target TV ads by individual households. So, for example, only
households that own dogs would receive dog food commercials.
Verklin says advertisers are looking for ways to quickly measure the
effectiveness of ads. On the Internet, they track clicks and pay per
click. He says cable also can provide
effective feedback.
Canoe will create a new currency
in TV advertising from digital settop box data, Verklin said. Well
be able to put an audience number
on every commercial on TV.
Many cable firms have been test-

Ad Mix
2008 numbers arent yet available, but the trend for TV and
Internet ad dollars is expected to continue
TV ad revenue

Internet ad revenue

U.S., in billions

U.S., in billions

$75

$12

5.74% -0.59%
12.1%* 1.1%

16.8%
17.4%

50

8 20.7%* 13.2%

25

4
0

04

04

05
06
07
*% change from previous year

05
06
07
*% change from previous year

Source: TNS Media Intelligence

ing targeted advertising on their

own. In November, Comcast and
agency Starcom MediaVest Group
expanded a targeted ad trial to Baltimore using technology from startup Invidi. Comcast and SMG had
earlier tested this in Huntsville, Ala.
In October, Charter and the History Channel conducted an interactive trial in Los Angeles.
Canoe plans to harmonize technical standards so advertisers nationwide can use a common platform.
Verklin says Canoe is open to
working with GoogleGOOG, which is
developing a similar type of ad platform for satellite TV broadcaster
Dish NetworkDISH.
The TV industry needs to do more
to take on online advertising, says
Seth Haberman, CEO and founder
of Visible World, an ad-targeting
company that has worked with Cablevision.
Theres a fear that television
doesnt have the type of capabilities
that are making the Internet grow,

Haberman said. The important

thing about Canoe is re-energizing
television so that commercial (time
slots) becomes more valuable.
Canoe is about putting TV on par
with the other digital platforms or
making it more capable.

Focus On Top Advertisers

Analysts say ad agencies are keen
to use targeted ads to serve clients
and boost their own revenue. Verklin counts on close ties with ad agencies.
Our focus is on the top 200 advertisersin the U.S., the top 150 or sonational programming networks, and
the top six ad agencies, which purchase 85% of all national television
time in America, Verklin said.
Now, cable TV firms are small
players in the national ad market.
Advertisers spent an estimated
$28 billion airing cable TV spots in
2008. About three-fourths of revenue wentto media firmssuch as DisneyDIS and ViacomVIA that own

CanoesDavidVerklinaims tobring
billions of ad dollars back to TV.

cable channels. Cable network operators such as Comcast and Time

Warner dont get much revenue
from national advertisers because
of how that revenue is split between cable firms and media firms.
Cable firms get much more of their
ad revenue from local ads.
Analysts say cable advertising is
expected to fall about 3% this year.
Within two years, Canoe aims to
deliver targeted ads to 10 million
households, or about one in five
households served by the six cable
firms.
But the targeted TV-ad idea might
spark privacy concerns, analysts
say, since it involves tracking some
set-top box data, to get a households viewing habits.
Canoe, however, believes many, if
not most, cable TV households
would prefer getting targeted ads.
It plans to develop ways consumers
can opt in to targeted advertising,
providing information voluntarily.
Verklin stresses Canoe plans to

keep customer details anonymous

by aggregating set-top data for advertisers use.
Another hurdle for Canoe will be
getting its cable partners to free up
sufficient network capacity for customized national ads, says Craig
Moffett, an analyst at Bernstein Research. He says national ads gobble
up bandwidth cable firms need for
high-definition channels and other
services.
Cable TV companies have tried
for more than 15 years to develop
two-way systems that could be used
for interactive services and advertising. In the 1990s, Time Warner
scrapped a much-hyped network
trial in Orlando, Fla.
Curt Hecht, president of VivaKi
Nerve Center, a unit within ad firm
Publicis Groupe, says cable firms
seem intent on making Canoe succeed.
It wasnt until this past year that I
started to hear senior cable executives moving advertising further up
in terms of priority, Hecht said. In
the past, it wasnt even on the radar
screen. They see it as a potentially
important revenue stream. So I do
see them cooperating. But they also
face individual (company) decisions.
VivaKi has developed an ad platform that lets clients buy access to
targeted audiences on the Web and
plans to work with cable firms.
Hecht says Canoe must forge closer
ties with programmers.
Our feeling is the technology is
challenging, Hecht said. On the
business side, its about sitting
down with programmers and (explaining) how all this new stuff
drives revenue. Thats where time
and energy needs to go.

EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS

09 % Rel Acc 52-wk m
Chg Str Dist high Fund

Weekly Winners & Losers

TOP 10

BOTTOM 10
Rel Str 1-wk
Symbol Rtg % chg ETF

ETF

ProS Ultrashort FTSE/Xinhua

ProS Ultrashort Financial
PS Listed Priv Equity
ProS Ultrashort Smcap 600
ProS Ultrashort Real Estate
ProS Ultrshrt MSCI Emerging
ProS Ultsht ConsumerService
ProS Ultrashort Dow 30
ProS Ultrashort S&P 500
ProS Ultrashort MSCI EAFE
09 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Chg Str Dist high Fund

FXP
SKF
PSP
SDD
SRS
EEV
SCC
DXD
SDS
EFU

8
64
24
88
17
16
84
85
91
86

22.9
16.1
12.1
10.3
9.6
9.4
8.8
8.7
8.1
7.8

ProS Ultra Financials

KBW Regional Banking
HT Regional Bank
KBW Bank
IS DJ US Region Bnks
WT Mid East Dividends
IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna
ProS Ultra Real Estate
ProS Ultra Smcap 600
Spdr S&P China

Div Close
Vol % 09 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund

For Friday, January 9, 2009. Ranked by Relative Strength

U.S. Stock/Broad Index

2.2 95 B- 182.2 RX Inv 2X S&P 500
RSW .. 115.23
-3.6 94 B 88.4 ProS Ultsht QQQ
QID 0.0 55.29
1.3 93 B- 90.9 ProS Short S&P 500
SH .. 72.96
1.7 91 B- 83.5 ProS Short Dow 30
DOG 0.2 69.70
-1.1 91 C+ 94.8 ProS Short QQQ
PSQ 0.0 72.25
0.9 91 C+ 116.3 ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400 MZZ 0.1 58.82
4.1 91 D+ 128.1 ProS Ultsht R2000 Grw SKK 0.6 65.00
1.4 91 B- 115.7 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS 0.2 71.95
2.2 90 D- 93.1 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM 2.1 67.43
9.2 88 B- 126.4 ProS Ultsht Smcp 600 SDD 1.0 67.00
2.7 85 B- 86.7 ProS Ultsht Dow 30
DXD 0.2 55.00
3.9 78 C+ 132.6 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM 0.4 65.88
2.4 71 B- 16.6 NV Eqty Prem Income JPZ12.0 11.00
0.9 70 B- 17.5 NV Eqty Prem&Grwth JPG10.7 10.87
-2.1 70 B- 20.0 PS Dyn Large Value PWV 3.0 14.16
2.0 69 B- 16.9 NV Eqty Prem Opp
JSN12.3 10.89
-1.9 68 C 56.5 Spdr S&P Dividend
SDY 5.9 39.77
-3.7 67 B- 61.6 IS S&P/Topix 150
ITF 1.8 39.95
-2.1 65 B+ 56.2 VG Div Apprec
VIG 2.6 39.29
1.6 64 D+ 16.8 NV Eqty Prem Advntg JLA12.6 10.51
-1.6 62 C 131.3 DJI Diamonds Trust
DIA 3.4 86.14
1.5 62 B+ 24.6 FrstTr DB Stratg Value FDV 2.0 15.14
4.7 61 B- 16.8 Dow 30 Enh Prem&Inc DPO21.5 9.31
-2.0 60 B+ 50.6 PS Dyn Market
PWC 1.9 31.84
7.3 59 B- 18.4 Nasdaq Prem Inc&Gr QQQX18.6 9.97
0.9 58 C+ 144.3 Spdr S&P 500
SPY 3.2 91.04
-3.5 57 B- 79.4 IS Mstar Large Value JKF 4.0 48.07
-0.6 57 B- 69.6 IS S&P 500 Grw Indx IVW 1.8 44.64
-2.5 57 B 108.2 RX Russell Top 50
XLG 2.7 69.57
-0.1 56 B 54.4 VG Mid-Cap Value
VOE 2.6 32.70
-2.6 55 C 79.2 IS Russell 1000 Val
IWD 3.3 48.21
-4.4 55 B+ 81.1 IS Russell 2000 Val
IWN 3.8 47.02
-2.2 55 C+ 67.1 IS S&P 100 Index
OEF 3.1 42.25
-0.8 55 C+ 17.2 PS Dyn Sml Value
PWY 1.5 10.70
-2.5 55 B- 66.1 Spdr DJ Wil SC Value DSV 1.9 41.33
1.8 55 C+ 163.3 Spdr S&P MdCp 400 MDY 2.2 98.92
-1.4 55 B- 65.0 VG Large-Cap
VV 2.6 40.19
-1.2 55 B- 71.8 VG Total Stock Mkt
VTI 3.0 44.19
-2.1 55 B- 65.3 VG Value
VTV 4.3 40.31
-1.7 54 B+ 64.4 IS S&P 1500 Indx
ISI 2.7 39.77
-0.2 54 B 64.7 VG Growth
VUG 1.7 39.45
-3.3 54 D- 57.0 WT LargeCap Div
DLN 3.6 35.15

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Rel Str 1-wk

Symbol Rtg % chg

UYG
KRE
RKH
KBE
IAT
GULF
FXI
URE
SAA
GXC

6 -14.6
64 -13.7
35 -12.2
29 -11.5
41 -11.1
31 -11.1
44 -10.9
2 -10.9
18 -10.9
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Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg

-4.3 53 D+ 65.9 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY

-1.2 53 B- 75.4 IS DJ US Index
IYY
0.0 53 C+ 60.5 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF
-0.9 53 B- 79.0 IS Russell 1000 Indx IWB
0.1 53 C 49.0 IS Russell 3000 Grwth IWZ
-1.2 53 B 83.6 IS Russell 3000 Indx IWV
-2.9 53 B+ 102.5 IS Russell 3000 Val IWW
-1.2 53 C+ 144.4 IS S&P 500 Index
IVV
-2.5 53 D+ 80.0 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx
IOO
-1.2 53 B 82.8 IS S&P MC 400 Valu
IJJ
-5.3 53 B- 80.2 IS S&P SC 600 Valu
IJS
-0.8 53 C+ 40.0 Spdr Industrial
XLI
-0.3 52 C 100.2 Fidelity Nasdaq Comp ONEQ
-1.2 52 B+ 57.0 PS FTSE Rafi US
PRF
0.9 52 B- 47.7 RX S&P 500 Eql Wght RSP
-2.7 52 B 67.4 VG Small-Cp Value
VBR
-2.3 51 B 79.0 IS Russell 2000 Indx IWM
-0.8 51 B+ 89.6 IS S&P Mdcp 400
IJH
-3.8 51 B+ 76.0 IS S&P Smcp 600
IJR
-3.4 51 B 70.7 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT
1.1 51 B- 50.6 PS QQQ Trust
QQQQ
0.0 50 B- 86.7 IS Mstar Mid Core
JKG
-1.7 50 D+ 84.7 IS Mstar Small Core
JKJ
-2.4 50 B 53.6 IS Russell Microcap IWC
-0.7 50 C 24.1 PS Dyn MidCap Grwth PWJ
-2.2 50 A- 75.0 VG Small-Cap
VB
-2.7 50 E 56.8 WT Div Top 100
DTN
0.3 49 C 74.0 IS DJ US Industrial
IYJ
-2.0 49 B 89.0 IS Russell 2000 Grw IWO
-1.2 49 A- 48.3 IS Russell Mdcp Value IWS
-0.5 49 B+ 95.1 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK
0.7 48 D 18.3 PS Dyn Lrg Gr
PWB
-2.1 48 C+ 53.3 PS FTSE US 1500
PRFZ
-2.2 48 B- 14.4 PS Zack Micro
PZI
-2.4 48 E 52.5 Spdr DJ Stoxx 50
FEU
-0.2 48 C+ 74.5 VG Industrials
VIS
0.1 48 C+ 77.4 VG Mid-Cap
VO
0.5 47 C 106.3 IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR
-2.5 47 B 75.1 IS S&P 500 Value Indx IVE
-0.9 47 B- 98.3 Spdr DJ Wil SC Grwth DSG
-0.7 47 C+ 56.2 VG Extended Market VXF
0.3 46 C+ 71.5 IS Mstar Large Growth JKE
1.5 46 B+ 58.1 IS Russell Mdcp Grw IWP
-6.9 46 C+ 14.2 PS Hi Yld Eq Divdnd PEY
-1.2 46 B- 72.3 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK

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4.4
1.3
1.9
1.3
1.2
8.3
1.0

39.51
43.55
37.06
48.42
30.08
51.36
62.73
89.26
48.88
49.67
46.04
23.23
61.93
33.67
28.06
41.31
48.13
52.88
42.28
43.05
30.07
49.93
50.13
31.09
13.48
41.52
33.21
43.17
49.86
28.09
55.15
10.83
31.53
8.64
28.39
42.76
43.25
60.00
44.04
56.87
31.38
41.30
31.74
7.25
41.58

-1.07
-0.91
-0.75
-1.07
-0.66
-1.15
-1.66
-2.00
-1.27
-1.35
-1.95
-0.52
-1.55
-0.75
-0.76
-1.57
-1.85
-1.39
-1.63
-1.52
-0.69
-1.19
-1.89
-1.33
-0.32
-1.58
-0.71
-0.79
-1.97
-0.70
-1.40
-0.15
-1.20
-0.35
-0.99
-0.90
-1.13
-1.54
-0.97
-2.11
-0.99
-0.99
-0.72
-0.27
-1.53

-20
6
-39
-31
-30
4
85
-68
-38
-45
15
-52
-74
-38
-37
-31
-10
-38
-38
3
-29
-91
-52
-26
-82
-47
-5
-49
-14
-16
27
-78
24
-37
-78
49
-30
13
-42
-39
-34
-44
5
-47
-34

Div Close
Vol % 09 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund

-4.1 46 D- 54.7 WT High-Yield Equity

1.2 44 B- 65.8 VG Mid-Cap Growth
0.3 43 C 102.1 IS Mstar Mid Growth
-1.0 43 D 17.8 PS ValLine Timeliness
-2.8 34 D- 70.2 WT Intl Div T100
-1.4 32 B 63.2 KBW Capital Markets
-3.7 28 D+ 81.9 ProS Ultra Dow 30
16.0 24 A- 22.1 PS Listed Priv Eq
-2.3 23 C 78.9 ProS Ultra S&P 500
-3.7 22 D 67.1 RX 2X S&P 500
-2.0 20 D- 83.9 ProS Ultra Midcap 400
2.3 20 D- 92.5 ProS Ultra QQQ
-5.2 18 B 58.3 ProS Ultra Russ 2000
-9.1 18 C 61.0 ProS Ultra Smcap 600

DHS 6.7
VOT 0.6
JKH 0.9
PIV 0.4
DOO11.7
KCE 1.6
DDM 1.9
PSP13.8
SSO 0.9
RSU 1.6
MVV ..
QLD ..
UWM 0.8
SAA 0.6

29.50
34.30
53.51
9.90
33.26
25.93
30.74
8.32
25.67
21.93
24.45
27.52
18.88
20.55

-0.60 -78
-0.80 60
-1.22 -35
-0.12 -85
-1.32 -76
-0.64 37
-0.98 -33
-0.38 -60
-1.20 -28
-1.03 -53
-1.34 18
-1.28 -35
-1.56 -8
-1.65 115

Sector/Industry
-1.8 97 C 140.5 ProS Ultsht Semicond
-8.6 96 A 82.5 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat
-0.6 96 C 96.9 ProS Ultsht Industrl
-5.7 96 C+ 121.6 ProS Ultsht Tech
2.1 94 B- 100.9 ProS Ultsht CnsmrGds
1.0 90 B- 205.7 HT Biotech
1.4 84 A- 154.2 ProS Ultsht ConsmSvc
-0.6 84 B- 89.0 ProS Ultsht Utilities
-2.1 80 A 55.9 IS DJ US Pharmactls
-3.3 80 B- 19.1 PS Dyn Pharma
-1.6 80 C+ 69.8 Spdr S&P Biotech
-3.0 78 B- 100.5 IS Comex Gold Trust
-3.0 78 B 100.4 Spdr Gold Trust
-2.6 76 C+ 90.9 IS Nasdaq Biotech
-3.0 76 B- 38.0 PS DB Gold Fund
-1.9 75 B- 84.1 HT Pharmaceutical
-2.0 74 B 61.2 IS S&P Glb Healthcare
-2.5 72 C+ 101.5 HT Retail
-2.5 72 B- 38.7 PS DB Prec Metal
-1.5 72 C 36.6 Spdr Health Care
3.1 71 B- 36.5 MV Nuclear Engy
-1.2 70 C 27.7 FrstTr Amex Biotech
-2.1 70 D- 17.6 PS Dyn Retail
-1.9 69 A- 73.1 IS DJ US Healthcare
-2.0 69 B 62.6 VG Health Care
-3.6 68 D+ 30.3 Spdr Consumer Stapls
-3.3 68 B- 80.4 VG Consumer Staples
-0.7 68 B+ 89.7 VG Utilities
-3.6 67 C+ 63.5 IS S&P Glb Cnsmr Stpl
-4.1 67 C 78.2 IS S&P Glb Telecomm
1.3 67 A- 74.5 VG Telecm Svcs
-1.2 66 D 141.9 HT Utilities
3.8 66 B+ 29.2 IS DJ US Telecom
0.2 66 C+ 44.1 Spdr Utilities
0.0 65 B- 105.2 IS DJ US Utilities
1.0 65 B 22.1 PS Aero & Defense
1.5 64 B- 66.8 IS DJ US Aerospace
-13.9 64 C+ 54.7 KBW Regionl Bankng
-7.6 64 B- 56.9 MV Gold Miners
15.0 64 B- 303.8 ProS Ultsht Financial
-1.0 63 C+ 68.9 IS DJ US Cnsmr Goods
-1.2 63 B 63.8 IS DJ US Consumr Svc
1.7 63 D+ 52.7 IS DJ US Energy Indx
-5.0 62 D 38.1 HT Telecom
-1.1 62 B 64.7 IS DJ US Hlth Provider
1.4 62 C+ 54.6 IS S&P Glb Energy
-0.9 61 B- 20.7 IS Silver Trust
1.0 61 B 43.5 PS DB Agricult
-10.6 61 B- 27.5 PS Dyn Banking
-2.8 60 C+ 20.3 PS Dyn Biotech
-3.2 59 B+ 51.0 IS S&P Glb Infrastrctr

SSG
SMN
SIJ
REW
SZK
BBH
SCC
SDP
IHE
PJP
XBI
IAU
GLD
IBB
DGL
PPH
IXJ
RTH
DBP
XLV
NLR
FBT
PMR
IYH
VHT
XLP
VDC
VPU
KXI
IXP
VOX
UTH
IYZ
XLU
IDU
PPA
ITA
KRE
GDX
SKF
IYK
IYC
IYE
TTH
IHF
IXC
SLV
DBA
PJB
PBE
IGF

0.2 76.48
0.1 35.52
0.4 53.76
0.2 74.12
0.0 75.56
.. 173.37
0.0 86.00
0.4 43.33
1.6 44.13
1.0 15.59
0.0 52.74
.. 84.02
.. 83.92
.. 69.18
.. 31.16
3.8 60.18
1.5 44.36
1.8 73.25
.. 29.02
2.4 26.15
.. 20.27
2.7 19.45
1.4 12.00
1.9 52.68
1.7 44.80
3.5 23.00
2.1 55.96
4.3 60.65
2.2 45.93
3.9 49.21
3.0 45.42
3.6 94.35
5.3 17.11
4.9 29.08
3.8 69.34
2.5 14.19
1.7 41.89
9.2 25.12
.. 31.31
.. 118.46
3.1 45.82
1.9 41.87
1.5 28.80
5.2 23.82
.. 35.35
2.6 29.67
.. 11.10
.. 26.45
5.5 14.50
.. 13.33
3.8 28.95

4.31
2.00
2.00
3.41
2.05
0.56
4.22
0.74
-0.55
-0.16
-1.21
-0.42
-0.54
-1.89
-0.09
-1.02
-0.40
-2.22
-0.15
-0.28
0.07
-0.40
-0.19
-0.49
-0.42
-0.40
-0.78
-0.63
-0.92
-1.15
-1.11
-1.17
-0.35
-0.23
-0.72
-0.23
-0.78
-1.30
-0.48
7.02
-0.67
-0.97
-0.95
-0.38
-0.73
-0.81
0.11
0.20
-0.66
-0.40
-1.00

19
-69
-64
8
-64
33
-34
-30
-79
-77
58
-46
-21
-31
-50
-65
-47
36
20
-36
-61
-52
-89
-40
-43
-9
-48
-57
-12
62
-27
-40
-39
-47
-69
-8
-63
-4
-37
4
-45
-38
-46
-78
-24
-8
67
-26
-77
-64
-1

Div Close
Vol % 09 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund

-2.5 59 B- 22.9 PS Water Resources PHO 1.2

-0.5 58 B 34.5 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr XLY 3.0
1.8 58 D+ 91.4 Spdr Energy
XLE 2.0
-2.3 57 E 99.1 IS DJ Transprtn Indx
IYT 1.6
3.9 57 B 89.7 IS DJ US Oil&Explr
IEO 1.0
-1.2 57 D 39.2 PS DB Silver
DBS ..
-3.6 56 C+ 25.0 PS Global Water
PIO 5.1
-3.0 55 B- 52.2 KBW Insurance
KIE 2.8
0.1 55 B- 53.6 VG Cnsmr Discretnry VCR 2.4
4.5 54 B 73.0 Spdr S&P O&G Expl
XOP 1.1
2.8 54 B+ 132.7 VG Energy
VDE 1.7
0.9 53 B- 25.7 Spdr Technology
XLK 2.1
0.5 51 D- 51.9 IS S&P GSTI Softwre IGV ..
-2.8 50 B- 75.8 ProS Ultra Hlth Care RXL 1.0
3.6 50 A- 32.3 PS Dyn Enrgy ExplPrd PXE 1.2
2.1 50 A- 34.9 Spdr S&P Retail
XRT 4.8
2.0 50 B- 58.6 VG Info Tech
VGT 0.9
1.9 49 B 60.7 IS DJ US Tech Indx
IYW 0.6
1.5 49 C+ 64.7 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech
IXN 1.2
1.8 49 B- 53.2 IS S&P GSSI Nat Res IGE 1.4
2.3 49 B- 58.4 IS S&P GSTI Tech
IGM 0.8
7.1 48 B 66.2 MV Agribusiness
MOO 0.9
3.3 48 A- 24.9 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs XHB 3.1
-1.1 48 D 41.4 WT Intl Energy
DKA 7.4
3.1 47 C+ 59.6 HT Internet
HHH 0.1
5.2 47 B- 32.5 IS S&P GSTI Network IGN 0.5
-0.1 46 C+ 15.2 HT Broadband
BDH 0.8
0.3 43 C+ 38.0 PS Cleantech
PZD ..
-0.7 41 B- 26.3 Clymr S&P Globl Watr CGW 8.7
-2.3 41 D- 64.5 IS DJ US Medicl Devic IHI 0.1
-11.0 41 B 50.0 IS DJ US Region Bnks IAT 7.0
-2.6 41 D- 27.7 PS DWATech Leadrs PDP 0.2
2.0 41 C+ 57.1 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX 2.9
5.9 40 B+ 23.0 IS DJ US Home Const ITB 4.7
0.3 40 A 91.1 IS S&P Glb Material MXI 2.5
2.1 40 B+ 29.1 PS Glb Wind Engy PWND 0.3
-0.5 39 C+ 34.0 HT Semiconductors SMH 1.9
-0.1 39 C 18.1 PS Dyn Semicondctrs PSI 2.0
7.9 38 B 32.5 FrstTr ISE Rev Nat Gas FCG 1.7
2.6 37 C+ 46.5 Spdr Materials
XLB 4.8
1.3 36 B 59.9 IS S&P GSTI Smcdct IGW 1.7
0.6 36 D+ 31.1 PS Glb Cln Energy
PBD 0.7
-11.3 35 C+ 140.5 HT Regional Bank
RKH 7.1
-2.4 35 C+ 49.4 IS DJ US Broker Indx
IAI 3.9
-1.5 35 D- 43.5 WT Intl Basic Material DBN 5.8
2.3 33 B 98.5 VG Materials
VAW 3.4
2.7 32 C 89.6 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl
IYM 4.3
1.8 32 D+ 57.6 MV Glb Alt Engy
GEX 0.6
-3.5 32 B 71.3 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas DUG 0.3
-7.2 31 C+ 96.0 IS DJ US Finl Indx
IYF 5.6
-7.5 31 D+ 53.5 VG Financials
VFH 6.7
-10.1 29 D- 47.6 KBW Bank
KBE 3.4
-8.2 28 D- 106.1 IS DJ US Finl Svcs
IYG 5.6
7.0 28 C+ 52.1 Spdr S&P O&G Equip XES 1.3
0.5 27 C 31.5 FrstTr Glb Wind Enrgy FAN 0.6
-3.9 27 C 78.5 IS S&P Glb Financials IXG 1.9
6.9 27 D- 28.0 PS DB Base Metal
DBB ..
4.5 27 C+ 26.2 PS Wh Clean Eng
PBW ..
-9.8 26 B- 78.2 DJ Wilshire Reit
RWR 4.1
4.3 26 E 1.1 HT B2B Internet
BHH ..
7.4 26 C 228.8 HT Oil Service
OIH 0.9
5.7 26 B- 81.3 IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt IEZ 0.6
-8.2 26 B- 71.9 IS DJ US Real Est
IYR10.6
9.2 26 B 114.1 MV Steel
SLX16.3
5.9 26 D- 34.3 PS Dyn Oil Svcs
PXJ 1.4
7.4 26 C+ 96.1 Spdr S&P Metls&Ming XME 2.7
-9.2 26 B- 69.0 VG Reit
VNQ11.3

14.03
21.47
48.64
61.86
39.98
20.21
12.75
26.78
32.26
30.96
69.22
15.55
31.92
35.40
14.41
20.80
34.73
36.00
37.55
25.77
34.28
29.82
12.38
19.65
32.94
17.74
8.49
18.20
14.06
37.40
21.29
14.26
27.61
10.39
39.26
11.95
17.52
9.23
12.71
23.34
28.73
12.73
67.07
19.46
18.74
46.45
38.08
23.78
24.16
42.01
23.94
19.78
43.08
18.29
12.58
33.82
12.73
9.01
36.56
0.24
79.23
28.03
34.19
32.08
11.81
29.79
33.10

-0.48 -54
-0.68 -48
-1.69 -4
-1.74 -54
-1.51 -42
0.17 -87
-0.52 -65
-0.78 -56
-0.99 -43
-1.24 -17
-2.64 -25
-0.35 -57
-0.55 18
-0.50 -33
-0.50 -58
-0.79 11
-0.83 18
-0.92 6
-0.82 -91
-1.01 -81
-0.82 -72
-0.20 -5
-0.59 169
-0.72 -52
-0.79 -17
-0.51 -81
0.01 -78
-0.47 -61
-0.45 -33
-0.14 -52
-0.89 -30
-0.29 -57
-0.60 -57
-0.48 -34
-1.05 -43
-0.28 -16
-0.54 -18
-0.31 -49
-0.51 -22
-0.58 -3
-1.05 -28
-0.26 -23
-2.62 -17
-0.54 44
-0.42 -31
-1.21 -13
-0.94 -36
-0.47 -42
1.50 -24
-1.38 -42
-0.87 51
-0.87 71
-1.46 -43
-1.02 -51
-0.22 -32
-0.83 -86
0.51 -9
-0.08 -30
-2.01 -19
-0.03 -18
-5.22 0
-2.00 3
-1.65 -37
-1.67 -45
-0.81 -17
-1.52 -25
-1.79 -60

Div Close
Vol % 09 % Rel Acc 52-wk
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg Chg Str Dist high Fund

-1.4 25 D- 63.9 US Nat Gas

-9.4 24 B- 88.9 IS Tr Cohen&Steers
2.2 24 C+ 131.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas
-7.7 24 B- 29.9 Spdr Financial
-2.4 22 E 83.6 Brcly Ipth DJ AIG NtGs
4.0 21 B+ 73.2 ProS Ultra Tech
3.1 20 D 57.0 PS DB Energy
5.0 20 C+ 55.6 PS DB Oil
4.3 18 B 60.3 MV Coal
15.1 17 E 295.7 ProS Ultsht Real Est
1.6 16 C+ 30.8 Clymr/Mac Glb SolEng
-1.3 13 B- 66.4 ProS Ultra Semicndc
-2.2 9 D+ 119.2 US Oil Fnd Lp
4.6 6 D 112.9 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl
-13.9 6 C+ 42.0 ProS Ultra Financials
-16.6 2 C+ 39.2 ProS Ultra Real Est

UNG ..
ICF10.2
DIG ..
XLF 6.3
GAZ ..
ROM ..
DBE ..
DBO ..
KOL 0.6
SRS 0.2
TAN 0.1
USD 1.2
USO ..
UYM 1.9
UYG 1.7
URE 2.8

22.85
40.04
29.52
11.56
28.53
22.35
20.71
20.25
15.53
58.36
8.91
14.02
32.37
15.00
5.19
5.34

International/Global
5.6 86 C+ 179.5 ProS Ultsht MSCI EAFE EFU
-4.2 69 C 13.8 IS MSCI Japan
EWJ
-4.5 62 C+ 26.8 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL
-3.9 60 D+ 69.6 VG Pacific
VPL
-3.5 53 B- 69.4 IS MSCI So Africa
EZA
-2.3 52 C+ 59.7 IS MSCI ACWI
ACWI
-2.8 52 B 71.6 IS MSCI Value Fund
EFV
-0.3 51 C 31.4 Bldrs Devlpd Mkts 100 ADRD
-3.1 50 B 79.6 IS MSCI Growth
EFG
3.9 50 D+ 60.0 IS MSCI Israel Cap
EIS
-3.3 50 B+ 42.2 Spdr MSCI ACWI X-US CWI
-3.0 49 C 78.8 IS MSCI EAFE Indx
EFA
-4.9 48 B 62.7 Spdr DJ Euro Stoxx 50 FEZ
-3.1 48 B 48.3 VG Europe Pacific
VEA
-2.0 48 B 69.0 WT DEFA
DWM
2.1 47 C 14.1 IS MSCI Malaysia
EWM
-1.3 47 B+ 63.3 IS MSCI Mexico
EWW
-3.8 47 B- 65.3 IS MSCI Spain
EWP
5.5 47 C+ 61.6 IS S&P Latin Am 40
ILF
1.8 46 B- 58.6 Bldrs Emerg Mkts 50 ADRE
-2.1 46 C+ 57.0 IS S&P Europe 350
IEV
-3.0 46 C+ 26.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tech PIZ
-4.7 46 B- 93.0 Spdr S&P China
GXC
-4.3 46 B 73.5 Spdr S&P Emg MdEAfr GAF
-3.5 45 D 38.0 IS MSCI France
EWQ
6.5 45 C+ 100.5 Spdr S&P Emg L Amer GML
-2.4 45 C 34.4 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX
-1.7 45 D+ 58.8 WT Emg Mkt Hi Yld Eq DEM
-4.7 44 B+ 60.0 IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI
0.8 44 C 30.5 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN
2.0 43 D 20.4 PS Intl Divnd Achievrs PID
-2.6 43 B 59.6 VG FTSE World X-US VEU
-7.5 42 C+ 35.1 IS MSCI Germany
EWG
0.6 42 C+ 22.5 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH
1.6 42 B 23.8 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU
8.3 41 C+ 102.2 IS MSCI Brazil
EWZ
-0.4 41 C+ 52.5 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM
-4.1 41 C+ 59.2 IS MSCI EMU Indx
EZU
-3.4 41 B+ 89.0 Spdr S&P Emg AsiaPc GMF
2.2 40 C+ 50.4 IS FTSE EPRA RE X-US IFGL
3.5 40 C 36.2 IS MSCI Canada
EWC
-2.2 40 C+ 33.3 IS MSCI Italy
EWI
-1.5 40 B+ 33.4 IS MSCI Sweden
EWD
-1.4 40 C+ 64.8 WT Intl SmallCap Div DLS
-1.8 39 B- 33.9 PS Gld Drg Chna
PGJ
-2.1 38 C+ 27.6 FrstTr Ise ChindiaIndx FNI
0.5 38 C 54.4 IS MSCI Thailand Inv THD
0.6 38 C+ 34.7 Spdr S&P BRIC 40
BIK
-2.0 38 B- 74.3 VG European
VGK
-4.9 37 B 52.2 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP

0.0
1.6
0.7
1.9
4.9
1.2
2.0
3.7
0.9
4.6
2.2
2.5
2.2
3.4
4.7
4.7
2.6
8.5
3.5
2.4
2.4
2.2
1.9
4.4
4.4
2.7
1.9
5.9
1.5
4.6
3.2
2.5
0.8
7.0
5.4
7.0
2.7
3.6
1.4
4.7
3.6
5.3
0.2
5.9
3.6
1.2
7.2
3.1
7.7
2.5

93.14
9.18
17.70
42.12
37.20
31.66
39.42
17.25
44.02
31.70
22.55
43.51
32.67
26.63
37.82
7.44
31.85
36.38
26.88
27.80
30.49
13.22
43.12
40.90
20.20
42.37
18.17
32.00
27.71
15.04
10.72
31.49
17.77
10.43
12.44
37.91
24.88
29.34
42.51
22.33
18.04
16.03
15.33
33.20
14.63
11.50
23.91
14.33
37.59
25.07

Div Close
Vol %
Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg

3.2 36 B- 57.7 Clymr/BNY BRIC

EEB 4.3 23.83
-3.4 36 C+ 24.8 PS Dyn Dev Intl
PFA 0.4 11.27
-3.6 34 D- 30.5 IS MSCI Australia
EWA13.2 13.50
-2.5 34 B 59.1 IS MSCI Turkey Inv
TUR 2.9 26.44
-4.2 34 B- 27.3 PS India
PIN 0.5 11.84
-0.3 33 B- 63.6 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 1.3 27.90
0.0 33 B+ 54.2 VG Emrg Mkts
VWO 5.0 23.58
-2.6 32 B- 14.1 IS MSCI Singapore
EWS 8.3 6.87
-8.5 31 D+ 30.6 WT Mid East Div
GULF .. 13.32
1.7 30 C+ 26.4 Clymr/BNY MellnFrntr FRN 0.6 12.35
-4.8 30 C 26.3 WT India Earnings
EPI 0.8 10.80
1.3 27 B- 25.1 IS MSCI Belgium
EWK 3.4 8.84
-5.8 27 E 17.5 IS MSCI Taiwan
EWT16.8 7.15
-4.6 25 B- 118.0 Brcly Ipath MSCI India INP .. 30.20
0.3 23 C 39.8 IS MSCI Austria
EWO 6.4 13.06
2.5 23 C 74.0 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 2.2 24.94
-6.3 22 E 25.9 PS Mena Frntier
PMNA .. 11.66
-1.5 16 C+ 207.1 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV .. 51.77
5.76 -45
8.3 15 C 59.6 MV Russia
RSX 2.6 14.16
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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

CES 2009

Rambus Shares
Plummet 39%
On Court Ruling

Blu-Ray Disc Group

Says Its Not Blue
Over Download Rise
Says Both Types Will Coexist
Home fuel cell also at the
gadget show; Dell hopes
users remember its Adamo
BY PATRICK SEITZ
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Blu-ray Disc vanquished HD DVD

early last year to become the highdefinitionsuccessor to standarddefinition DVD. But Blu-ray Disc faces
another threat digital downloads.
Blu-ray backers attending the Consumer Electronics Show in Las
Vegas pooh-poohed the threat, but
faced a lot of questions about it.
High-def discs and downloadable
video can coexist, Andy Parsons,
chairmanof theBlu-ray Disc Association, said at a BD press briefing.
Movies on disc arent going away
any time soon, he says.
People like discs. They like physical representations of content, Parson said Thursday.
People will choose Blu-ray Disc
when they want to own a movie and
digital downloads when they want
to rent a movie, he says. HD video
download services include Amazon.comsAMZN Video on Demand,
ApplesAAPL iTunes and MicrosoftsMSFT Xbox Live.
Consumers enjoy having libraries
of movies on their shelves, Parsons
says. With discs, you also dont
have to worry about your hard drive
filling up or failing, he said.
At the same time, movie studios
are learning that consumers want
the flexibility and convenience of
watching their movies on notebook
computers and portable media players. Studios are increasingly including a digital copy, which people use
to upload a movie onto their computer hard drive, with the movie

discs they sell, Parsons says.

Downloading
high-definition
movies over todays broadband services is pretty slow, says Richard
Doherty, an analyst with the Envisioneering Group. Plus, Blu-ray
Disc has the picture quality edge
over downloads, he says.
About 10 million U.S. homes have
Blu-ray Disc playback devices eitherset-top boxes, which many vendors sell, or SonySNE PlayStation 3
game consoles. Three million Bluray devices sold in the fourth quarter alone, says the the Digital Entertainment Group.
With nearly 40 million HDTV
households in the U.S., the market
opportunity is bright for Blu-ray, officials say.
Sales of Blu-ray Disc software
grew fourfold to nearly $750 million in the U.S. last year. At the same
time, DVD sales dipped 7% to $21.6
billion in 2008, says the DEG.

Selling Emergency Power

Medis Technologies
is
switching from a research and development company to a manufacturerof portable fuel cell power supplies.
The New York-based company
was at CES pitching its Medis Fuel
Cell Power Emergency Kit. The kit
is an eco-friendly, personal fuel cell
power system that includes a charger and adapters for cell phones and
an LED flashlight.
Medis is marketing the kit to
homeowners in areas known to
have power outages, such as hurricane-prone Florida, says Jose
Mejia, the companys chief executive. Other markets include car accessories and outdoor enthusiasts.
A big Medis challenge is convincing consumers its kits are safe.
People think of fuel cells and say,
Oh, my God, is it going to exMDTL

A7

Judges Finding Favors Micron

BY REUTERS

Model Wakeema Hollis shows off the luxury Dell laptop Adamo at the Consumer Electronics Show on Friday. AP

plode? Mejia said. But unlike

rival technologies, which have yet
to be commercialized, the Medis
fuel cell doesnt give off heat and
isnt combustible. Other fuel cell
technologies use methanol or hydrogen, which are volatile.
Medis fuel cell uses a patented,
proprietary fuel formulation that
uses borohydride. The company
says the product is safe, clean, silent, nontoxic and recyclable. The
emergency power kit costs $39.95,
withreplacement powerpacks costing $19.95. The fuel cells are available from Amazon.com and, later
this month, select retail locations.
Once activated, the devicecan provide 100 hours of continuous
power, Mejia says. You activate it
by squeezing the fist-sized device.
It delivers immediate power.
In storage, the device has a long
shelf life, at least 18 months and possibly up to five years.
Medis also is looking to sell larger
fuel cells to the military for charging notebook computers and communications gear in the field.
Today, soldiers carry heavy replacement batteries.

Medis is years ahead of rival fuel

cell makers, Mejia says. Solar- and
hand crank-powered devices also
compete with its fuel cells.

Dell Debuts Notebooks

Personal computer maker DellDELL
unveiled a broad range of notebook
PCs Friday, ranging from lowpriced netbooks to a new luxury
brand called Adamo.
The No. 2 PC vendor behind
Hewlett-PackardHPQ is seeking to
increase its share of notebook PC
sales by focusing on style-conscious
consumers and young people living
the Web 2.0 lifestyle.
Round Rock, Texas-based Dell
showed off its new consumer products in suites at the hip Palms Hotel
in Las Vegas during the CES.
For its unveiling of the high-end
Adamo notebook, a skinny model
pulled the skinny laptop out of a carrying case and posed for photographers and the rest of the media.
Then, a minute later, she and the
stylish black laptop with a borderless glass display were gone.
Dell wouldnt yet discuss product
specifics, pricing, retail availability

and other details.

The Adamo, which is Latin for to
fall in love with, will launch in the
first half of the year, said Alex
Gruzen, senior vice president of
Dells consumer products group.
The Adamo brand will connote
precision craftsmanship, high performance and amazing industrial
design, said Michael Tatelman,
Dells vice president of consumer
sales and marketing.
Dell is ramping up its style and
fashion sense across its PC line. It
lets customers choose from numerous artistic designs and colors for
personalized notebook covers. And
its selling a compact Studio desktop computer with a bamboo cover.
Dell also announced a partnership
with AT&TT to bundle a netbook
with nationwide high-speed Internet connectivity. Consumers will
be able to buy Dells Inspiron Mini 9
for $99, after a $350 mail-in rebate,
with a two-year agreement for
AT&T LaptopConnect service. The
offer expires Jan. 31.
Plus, Dell committed to expanding its netbook line with a 10-inch
Inspiron Mini in the near future.

Is running your business getting in the way of running your business?

Get back to business.

SAN FRANCISCO A U.S. District

Court ruled on Friday that chip designer Rambus destroyed documents in a court case, and barred it
from enforcing patents against
memory chipmaker Micron Technology.
The decision sent RambusRMBS
stock tumbling 39%, to 11.24.
The very integrity of the litigation process has been impugned,
said Judge Sue Robinson, using unusually tough language in her decision issued in Wilmington, Del.
Rambus plans to appeal. It said
Robinsons ruling was inconsistent
with court findings in California.
MicronMU had sued Rambus, alleging it spoiled evidence in the case.
Rambus asserts that numerous
memory chipmakers infringe on its
patents for improving dynamic random access memory, or DRAM,
which is used in computers and
other electronics.
A federal court in California
looked at the same conduct and
found there was nothing improper
in our document-retention practices, Tom Lavelle, senior vice president and general counsel for Rambus, said in a statement.
A U.S. District Court in California
is considering Rambus suits against
Hynix, Nanya, Micron and Samsung, Rambus pointed out.
The company also said a lawsuit
will go to trial in March in a state
court in San Francisco against Samsung, Hynix and Micron.
In Fridays decision, the judge
found that the destruction of documents was part of a policy by Rambus, noting: By July 1998, documents were being destroyed pursuant of the new policy. . . .
The judge said Rambus knew, or
should have known, that the documents would become material to
the case and characterized the companys conduct as obstructive at
best, misleading at worst.

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MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

INVESTORS.COM

TOP DOWN

Small Firm Insurers Hit

Nearly three-quarters of execs at health plan
providers think the current economic crisis will
have a bigger impact on coverage by small
employers than the 2001-2002 downturn. Theyre
cost-cutting and adjusting amid market pressures.

Compared with 2001-2002, how will the current

economic downturn impact your organization?
No opinion
No impact 3%
7%
Smaller impact 3%
Bigger impact
About
73%
the same
13%
Totals do not add up to
100% due to rounding

How are health care plan providers responding

to the economic downturn?

Will need to lay off staff

14%

Will need to cut services 0%

Will implement
cost-cutting projects
Will implement revenue,
enhancement projects
Other

48%
41%
38%

Pressures on health plan providers

Enrollment in employer-sponsored health insurance programs has declined
by 4.1 million since 2000.
Health care cost inflation continues to outpace general inflation.
All seven of the largest publicly traded health plans reported significant
declines in profitability in their third-quarter financial results.
Health care companies are facing more scrutiny regarding price, efficiency,
costs and other issues.

Source CSC

MANAGING FOR SUCCESS

SAVVY ENTREPRENEUR

EXECUTIVE
BRIEFING

Hunt For Opportunities

In The Worst Recessions

COMPANIES

Consumers Warm
To Profit Motive
Hard times are spurring consumers worldwide to have a more realistic view of companies.
A poll by communications consultant MS&L Worldwide and
GfK Roper Public Affairs found
that 70% to 80% of global consumers grasp and embrace the idea
that successful companies must
put profits first.
This, despite a growing global
focus on the environmental and
social responsibilities of businesses.
The survey is based on telephone
interviews with 6,000 consumers
in the U.S., Britain, France, Italy,
Sweden and China.
When asked how likely it is that a
company can be financially successful by putting profitability first,
83% of U.S. consumers said it was
very or somewhat likely. This was
followed by 80% in China, 79% in
Britain, 78% in France, 77% in Italy
and 73% in Sweden.
HIRING

Startups Eyeing
MBA Candidates?
A Tech Trek by MBA students
from the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology offers clues on hiring trends in a chilly economy.
MBA candidates at M.I.T. visit
firms across the U.S. each January
trolling for job contacts. They usually head for companies in Silicon
Valley, Seattle and Boston.
M.I.T. says cash-strapped players
like GoogleGOOG, eBayEBAY and YahooYHOO that usually participate in
the trek arent hosting students
this year.
But some of the 150 M.I.T. Sloan
School of Management students
taking the trip this month believe
that startups may be more receptive in hiring them after they get
out.
I think that startups will be hiring a significant number of talented
individuals who would have been
taken by larger corporations, which
means that the infusion of energy
and talent from MBAs could really
lead to a significant amount of
value going into these startups,
said Pedro Santos, an MBA candidate from Santo Domingo.

SMALL BUSINESS

Owners Becoming
Mouse Potatoes
Business conditions are so demanding that 62% of small-business
owners in a survey say theyre turning into mouse potatoes who
constantly work at their PCs.
The study by office supplier StaplesSPLS found that two-thirds of
respondents eat and work at the
same time. One in five also replace
breakfast with a deskfast to maximize productivity.
The survey says that 69% of U.S.
small-business owners and managers are constantly trying new
things to stimulate their business.
Another 47% view themselves as
intrapreneurs or entrepreneurs
who operate within a corporate
structure chasing innovative
projects.
While times are tough, the majority of those surveyed are confident
that theyll weather the storm.
Eighty-four percent say theyll be
in business next year in their current form, and three-quarters still
believe in the American Dream.

When you launched your business,

you braced for cyclical downturns.
But you never expected anything
quite like this.
In these challenging times, your
leadership matters more than ever.
Your employees need reassurance
that you intend to steer the business
through the recession so that it
emerges a strong survivor.
With all this negative stuff, the
question is how do you encourage
employees to be optimistic when
many people are not? said Jay
Forte, president of Humanetrics, a
consulting firm in Greenville, R.I.
Giving motivational speeches
about the need for everyone to persevere wont suffice. Worried workers cannot concentrate if waves of
bad news keep pelting them.
Operative CEO Mike Leo, second from right, ponders a chess move with senior execs, clockwise, Todd
Sloan, CFO, Mike Hard, EVP Sales and Vedant Sampath, CTO, at the companys Manhattan office. IBD

Making Tough Plays

In A Down Economy
Tech entrepreneurs reposition for future rebound
BY BRIAN DEAGON
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Entrepreneurs are a hearty, upbeat lot who always eye opportunities in a crisis.
With financial institutions collapsing, housing prices tumbling,
consumer confidence crumbling
and job losses climbing, retreat
isnt an option, says Mike Leo,
president and chief executive of
Internet ad services firm Operative.
Tough markets happen, but
good companies get stronger in
bad times, he said. This is a
great opportunity. This is the
time to acquire resources: new
clients, intellectual property and
employees.
Its common for companies to
hunker down in hard times by
cutting staff and retreating from
markets. While that helps a company survive down periods, it
can also clip its wings when the
economy recovers.
According to Leo, companies
that did the most cost cutting in
previous recessions performed
much weaker than companies
who rebuilt and tweaked their
growth engines waiting for the
red lights to flash green.
If all you do is cut costs, you
cant react as fast when things
bounce back and you end up losing market share, he said.
Operative recently received a
$7 million loan from Silicon Valley Bank that it will use to expand its presence in key markets,
bolster growth initiatives and improve its ability to service clients
with outsourcing services. It
plans to acquire companies to
help solidify its market position
and expand into new markets.
Operative provides media companies with online ad technology, management and trafficking
services. The privately held company doesnt disclose sales but
has grown on average about 60%
annually in the past four years,
says Leo. Its client base includes
NBC Universal, Fox Interactive
Medias MySpace, Microsofts
MSN and the Wall Street Journal.

Innovation Fonts
Timothy Draper, founder and
managing director of Draper
Fisher Jurvetson,a venture capital firm in Menlo Park, Calif., recently told a crowd of venture
capitalists that they were the
ones who would pull the country
from the doldrums.
Never forget that entrepreneurs are great heroes, Draper

said at the Venture Summit Silicon Valley conference held in

early December. They create
new jobs, they build value from
nothing, they make our lives better and they rebuild the economy.
It was during tough economic
times or global upheaval that
companies such as Eastman
KodakEK, Polaroid, Texas InstrumentsTXN, Fairchild SemiconductorFCS, AppleAAPL and MicrosoftMSFT were founded. During periods of economic recovery, including the early 1980s,
AmgenAMGN, CiscoCSCO and Dell
DELL emerged.

Never forget that

entrepreneurs are
great heroes. They
create new jobs, they
build value from
nothing . . . .
Timothy Draper, managing director,
Draper Fisher Jurvetson

The media is painting a grim

picture, said Draper, but one
thing that has not changed is that
innovation is relentless and continues unabated, growing exponentially and globally.
Nevertheless, its tough to escape a falling roof. Hundreds of
tech firms withered at the end of
the last economic boom in the
mid- to late 90s that was fueled
bythe Internet andtelecommunications explosion.
John Chambers, chairman and
chief executive of Cisco, outlined
his strategy for survival during a
conference call with analysts
when Cisco posted quarterly
earnings Nov. 5.
If there is one lesson learned
during preceding economic challenges that Cisco faced in 1993,
1997, 2001and 2003, (it) is the importance of taking action early
while not losing track of longterm objectives, Chambers said.
Chambers also gave the following tips on dealing with downturns:
00 Determine if slow business
growth is a result of market forces or largely self-inflicted
through bad strategy, and if its
the latter, fix it.
00 Gauge the depth of the slowdown and estimate its length,
then adjust and realign asset allocation appropriately.
00 Start preparing for the upturn
with the goal of gaining market

share by outsmarting your peers

as it relates to profitable growth.
00 During the slowdown, build

stronger relationships with customers.

Chambers also ran down a list
of areas he said Cisco would pursue to counter the recession. The
steps include developing more
advanced intelligent networks
and pursuing Web 2.0 collaboration tech for business enterprise.
Therewill also be a major realignment of company resources and
aggressive investments in the locations he thinks will recover
first, starting with the U.S., then
China and India.
Andrew Bartels, an economist
and analyst at Forrester Research, says technology firms in
particular are well positioned to
emerge from this downturn in
much better shape than they did
after the tech collapse in 2001.
They dont have a lot of fat;
theyve been running lean, Bartels said.
He expects business spending
on technology, currently at its
lowest rate since early this decade, to perk up in the third quarter of this year and accelerate by
early 2010.

Tech Spurs Recovery

Technology firms will also play
a key role in helping firms outside their industry recover in better shape as well, analysts say.
This will come from dramatic enhancements in areas such as data
mining, new wireless communication systems and social networking tools that personalize
communication.
Software-as-a-service and new
forms of computing, both of
which enable firms to pay only
for the services they use ona rental basis, will provide better performance at lower costs. Tech
firms can deploy these same technologies within their own organization to gain similar benefits.
The upside from harnessing
such tech is considerable. Economic pressures are a catalyst for
creativity, said John Hagel, cochairman of the Center for Edge
Innovation at Deloitte & Touche. You can hunker down and
retreat to practices of the past, or
take advantage of new technologies, a lot of which (are) already
in place.
Barry Jaruzelski, a partner in
the technology practice of consulting firm Booz & Co., said
companies need to analyze
their current position with brutal honesty and move quickly to
position for survival.

Spot Hidden Openings

Shift the focus away from gloomand-doom fretting so that employees identify opportunities to position the company for the ultimate
recovery. By emphasizing the importance of brainstorming and
problem solving, you will harness
the best strategic thinking from
your work force.
Even as your firm suffers body
blows in this ailing economy, urge
your team to think like aggressive
entrepreneurs. Repeatedly tell
them, No matter what happens,
we are going to look for and take
advantage of opportunities.
By creating a culture of learning
where youre soliciting input from
all employees and sharing the latest
news with them, you make it easier
to include them in your hunt for opportunities, Forte said. Have
them gather information about
your industry and talk to customers

so that theyre always generating

ideas.
If your business hits a severe
rough patch, radiate calm, clearheaded curiosity. Instead of retreating behind closed doors, host staff
meetingswhere you update employees about the gravity of the situation. Then say, I have some
thoughts on how we should proceed, but first Id like to hear your
best ideas on what opportunities
we should pursue.
Before inviting the groups input,
establish a ground rule that you
only want what Forte calls positive, productive ideas. That will
prevent the discussion from degenerating into a panicky expression of
collective pessimism.

Mobilize Brainstorming Teams

Open the floodgates so that employees think broadly about wideranging solutions. If your biggest
customer goes bankrupt, for instance, dont just instruct your team
to propose ways to replace the lost
customer. Invite the group to suggest higher-margin products or services that your firm can offer its remaining customers.
Forte is currently advising the
head of a marketing company that
needs to diversify its client mix. Its
president has divided his 50 employees into four teams: new client
development,new product development, technology and service.
Were after a high volume of
ideas from each of the four brainstorming teams, Forte said. Of the
50 ideas so far, two or three are
promising. But regardless of what
they come up with, these employees are developing the learned behavior of looking for opportunity
amid crisis. Morey Stettner

REAL SOLUTIONS

The Art Of Getting Through

To Closed-Minded Thinkers
If youre set on strengthening relationships this year, begin by flexing
your personality muscles. Rather
than try to make others act or think
more like you, adjust to their style.
Consider how you deal with
closed-minded people. Its tempting to argue and plead with them to
accept your entreaties. But a better
strategy is to dig for more information on how they arrive at their
views.
Asking questions is the best way
to get others to be more open-minded, said Shari Frisinger, president
of CornerStone Strategies, a consulting firm in Houston. Probing in
a polite tone shows that youre
more interested in learning than lecturing.
When people expose biases or
faulty thought patterns, beware of
trying to point them out. Instead,
withhold your judgment and build
friendly rapport. The resulting
goodwill can help you break down
their defenses and exert persuasive
power.
By gently goading others to explain their deeply held beliefs, you
let them bask in the spotlight. Many
people enjoy expounding upon
their views.
After they finish talking, resist the
urge to disagree or otherwise challenge them outright. Hypothetical
questions work better.
Two questions that go well together are What if followed by
Why not, said Frisinger.
Dissect the reasoning that shapes
their analysis and then ask questions such as, What if the process
unfolds at a different pace? or
What if unforeseen events influence the outcome?
Give them ample time to answer
free from interruption. Follow up
with inquiries such as, Why not
take a different path to achieve that
goal? or Why not integrate other
factors into the equation?

As long as you speak in a genial,

nonthreateningmanner, you can encourage closed-minded people to
explore a wider range of possibilities. Their answers may cause them
to reassess their position.
Using questions works well because it allows others to conclude
for themselves that theyretoo limited in their thinking. Your curiosity
can lead them to jettison certain assumptions.

By keeping them talking, you get

them to show you their own boundaries, Frisinger said. That helps
you figure out why theyre closed to
new ways of seeing the world and
how their perceptions influence
them.
Because closed-minded people
will filter your comments through
the lens of what they already know,
induce them to weigh evidence that
contradicts what they deem as true.
Only after you let them hold court
and repeatedly ask them to elaborate so that they reveal their attitudes and assumptions can you
poke holes in their beliefs.
If closed-minded speakers misinterpret your remarks to fit their preconceived notions, dont rush to say,
Youvegotitwrong.Keepcountering with What if inquiries.
Eventually, your questions can
lead them to realize they can no
longer justify their position quite as
strongly, Frisinger said. Thats
when they may grow receptive to
evaluating your ideas.
Morey Stettner

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

U.S. miles driven

Driven To Save
As drivers put off buying new autos, theyre
spending more on parts and repairs to keep their
older vehicles in driving shape. Part prices rose
more than 7% in August, September and October
2008 vs. the same months in 07.

Miles, in millions
260
-5.8%*
240

-3.5%
-4.4%

Retail sales

Cars, trucks, in millions

1,500
-15.5%*
1,000

Parts, accessories, tires, in billions

$7.0
-2.1%*
6.4%
6.5

220

500

200

0
Aug

Source: Automotive Aftermarket Industry Assoc. (released Dec. 19, 2008)

Sep

Consumer prices*

Number of cars, light trucks sold

Oct
*% change from 2007

-26.6%

-31.9%

A9

1.6%

Auto parts
Auto maintenance/repair

8%
6
4

6.0
Aug

Sep

Oct
*% change from 2007

2
Aug

Sep

Oct
*% change from 2007

Aug

Sep

Oct
*% change from 2007

INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT
HEALTH & MEDICINE

Analyst: Details Count

In Health Care Stocks
Too Much Mispricing
Author of new book says
investors read too much
into reform initiatives
BY PETER BENESH
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Declining auto sales mean drivers are keeping their existing vehicles on the road longer. As the average age of cars on the road inches up, auto parts
sellers are betting that the trend will lead to more repairs and parts sales. But the recession also means Americans are driving less.

RETAIL AND WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS

Junkyard Dogs? Not Exactly

Auto parts sellers revving up as drivers put off new auto purchases
BY MARILYN ALVA
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

As new-car sales skid off track,

auto-parts retailers and repair
shops are picking up some of the
pieces.
New-car sales for many automakers plunged more than 30% in December vs. a year ago, and November sales were the worst in nearly
three decades.
But rather than turning togovernment handouts like the big automakers have, many aftermarket
car companies are gearing up for
new business.
Drivers are delaying purchases of
new cars and keeping their old
cars on the road longer. As parts
wear down and finishes fade, businessis accelerating forparts and repair shops.
People arent buying new cars,
so theyre fixing up their old cars,
said Michael Souers, an aftermarket analyst at Standard & Poors.
Like the graying of America, the
average age of a car on the road is
creeping up. Its now around 10
years old.
The aftermarkets sweet spot is a
car thats gone off warranty, especially those five to eight years old.
AutoZoneAZO, the largest autoparts retailer in the U.S., calls cars
seven years and older OKVs
our kind of vehicles.
This rosy scenario isnt a perfect
one, however. With consumers
cutting back on normal activities
such as dining out and going to the
movies and malls, theyre not driving as much, despite lower gasprices, analysts say. That means less
wear and tear on vehicles and perhaps less need for parts and service.
But compared with so many other
businesses these days, the auto aftermarket looks a little shinier.
In spite of a very challenging
macro environment, we believe
our industry remains much more
resilient than most, William
Rhodes, chief executive of AutoZone, told analysts in a recent conference call.
As of Friday, the auto parts retail
and wholesale segment ranked
No. 7 among IBDs 197 industry
groups, up from 94 six months ago.

1. Business
For the most part, the auto aftermarket consists of two types of
businesses.
On one side are the auto-parts re-

tailers such as AutoZone, OReilly

AutomotiveORLY and Advance
Auto PartsAAP.
These companies sell everything
from starters and brake shoes to
oil, antifreeze and waxes plus all
manner of accessories such as
floor mats and stereos.
On the other, smaller side are services, including Monro Muffler
BrakeMNRO and MidasMDS, among
others.
Some companies are involved in
both aspects of the business.
IBDs auto parts group also includes used-car chains such as
Americas Car-MartCRMT and AutoNationAN.
CopartCPRT doesnt follow any of
the above models: Its online-only
business sells used cars that insurance firms have written off and
used and recycled auto parts.
But most of the players in the industry are affected by the same dynamics. Some are performing better than others.
Analysts give high marks to
OReilly, which acquired the big
auto parts and accessories retailer
CSK Auto in July. OReilly is also
openingscoresofnewstores,boosting organic sales by about 8%.
00 Name Of The Game: Building
customer loyalty is key. If companies gain customer loyalty, its easier to sell them higher-margin products.
Customers at companies that outservice their competitors are also
less likely to balk at higher prices,
says Cid Wilson, an analyst with
Kevin Dann & Partners. Consumer
prices for car parts were up 7% in
August through October vs. the
year-earlier period and more than
5% for maintenance and repairs,
according to the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association
(AAIA).
Oil changes and tires are low
margin, but they are traffic-drivers, Wilson said. Profits are higher if staff can add higher-margin
items such as wheel rims and
shocks to bills.
The rule of thumb is that hard
parts have the highest margin, followed by accessories and chemicals, Wilson said.
Once customers leave, getting
them back is hard. Thats especially true for repairs. In customers
minds, the automotive service industry is one of the most untrustworthy industries, Wilson said.
One reason Monro has been performing well, he says, is that it focuses on good service.

2. Market
Overall aftermarket sales grew
4% in 2007 vs. the previous year to
$285.5 billion, according to the latest annual figures available from
the AAIA. That includes products
and services.
Of that total, cars and light trucks
accounted for $211.4 billion, with
the remainder coming from heavyduty vehicles.
The market is highly fragmented,
with many small independent outfits. AutoZone, while large, has a
small share of the overall market.
So theres plenty of room for all
these companies to grow from a
market-share perspective, said
Souers, of Standard & Poors.
Auto parts retailers such as Advanced Auto are trying to boost
their commercial business, which
sells to repair shops, dealers and
service stations.
That business is growing faster
than the do-it-yourself retail side
as drivers choose to have more
work done by professionals,
Souers says.
Maybe people are getting lazier,
or theres a slow demographic shift
to where people dont know how
to change oil and that kind of stuff
as in previous eras, Souers said.
One of the things analysts like
about OReilly is its dual sales strategy, targeting both commercial
buyers and do-it-yourselfers.
Genuine PartsGPC sells car parts
to commercial customers through
its Napa Auto division. But it has
alsodiversified into parts for industrial, office and electronic-materials customers. That makes for less
sales volatility.

3. Climate
A teetering economy that shows
no near-term signs of improving
has frightened new-car buyers
away, meaning drivers are keeping
their old cars longer. But at the
same time, that uncertainty has
made many just as reluctant to
spruce up or even repair their cars.
That is keeping sales from growing at a faster pace. Same-store
sales are, at best, rising in the low
single digits.
Companies with a heavy concentration of stores in areas hit hard
by the housing and manufacturing
downturns, such as Florida, California and Michigan, are hurting
more than peers in places less affected. Midas and Pep BoysPBY

have stores in all three states.

Meanwhile, the average selling
price of a used car has dropped
about 10% in recent months.
On thepositive side,a rashof newcar dealership closings means
more customers will likely get
their cars serviced at places like
Midas and Monro Muffler. And
more trained technicians might be
available for hire.
A new federal stimulus package
may include a cash for clunkers
program, which would encourage
consumers to turn in their old cars
and buy new ones.
That could hurt auto-parts and
service companies since it would
get more older cars off the roads.
But it might be a boon to Copart,
the online used-car auctioneer.
It would be huge for us, said Copart President Jay Adair. If people are trading in more cars, wed
have more cars and parts to sell.

4. Technology
New technology in cars offers
more revenue opportunities for
auto retail and service shops.
Such advancements include precrash sensors, lane departure
warning devices and other safety
and security features.
Innovative new products for
store shelves include an all-in-one
tire sealant and compressor.
A Slime Safety Spair (sic) flat-tire
repair kit promises to seal punctures and reinflate flats at the push
of a button. California-based Accessories Marketing makes it.
New biodegradable and synthetic motor oils are also on the upswing.
But new technology can be too
much of a good thing. As the quality of cars improves, mufflers and
other car parts are lasting longer,
so they dont have to be replaced as
often.

5. Outlook
Sluggish auto sales should keep
the aftermarket busy through at
least the first half of the year, analysts say. And gas prices are expected to stay fairly low this year,
which should gradually help boost
driver miles.
00 Upside: Pent-up demand from
maintenance deferrals will translate to better long-term sales .
00 Risks: The weak economy and
job losses could continue to keep
customers home and their cars
in the driveway.

The U.S. health care sector accounted for more than 16% of gross domestic product in 2007. Total spending
on health care was $2.2 trillion, or
$7,500 for every American.
Federal, state and local governments coughed up 46.2% of the
health care expenditures.
The prospects are that the health
care spending will become an even
larger proportion of GDP.
In this climate, whats an investor
to do? Understand and plan for the
changes coming to the health sector,
says Les Funtleyder, a health care
strategist at Miller Tabak.
In his new book, Health-Care Investing: Profiting from the New
World of Pharma, Biotech, and
Health-Care Services, Funtleyder
says the size and complexity of the
sector leads to much mispricing of
stocks.
The most important difference between health care and other industries is that health care has been the
subject of almost continuous largescale reform efforts, Funtleyder
says. He spoke with IBD.
IBD: Whats the No. 1 message people should take from the book?
Funtleyder: If you buy a company
whose products or services actually
help the system either in terms of
cost control, quality or getting more
people insured you will do well.
For example, if more people are insured, well get a volume increase in
business. In that case, what investors should care about is pricing.
The question will be, does the company impact the system in a positive
way? If it reduces costs and improves quality and the company
can validate the fact that company will do better.
If a drug company is making a metoo drug and charging twice the
price of a generic, it will do worse
and give investors opportunities to
short the stock.
Watch for genuine proof that a
company actually helps fix problems in the health care system.
IBD: What has changed in your assessment of the health care market
since you finished the book a few
months ago?
Funtleyder: Whats changed is the
election of Democrats whove put a
big emphasis on health care reform
and innovation. From what they
say, the new government intends to
deliver on reform. Whats unclear is
the timing and magnitude.
Tom Daschle, whos the presumptive head of Health and Human Services, will head a new office of
health care reform. Theres never
been an office of health care reform
before, which is odd given that its a
$2.2 trillion industry.
IBD: Whats the direct connection between the health care investor and
government policy?
Funtleyder: Its complicated. Government pays for over 25% of
health care directly, through Medicare and Medicaid, the VA and the
federal employees insurance plan.
It depends on how many arms of
government you add up. Most private insurers key off government
for what they reimburse. Thats indirect government control.
Investors should know that changes in pricing by the government will
impact commercial pricing.
Also, government regulates all of
health care. Changes in regulatory
structure, which we may get with a
new head of the Food and Drug Administration, also impact drug-approval potential and times. And
weve heard a lot from Congress. So
there could be big changes.
There are forces driving us globalization, cost and technology
that are making reform almost inevitable. For better or worse, the U.S.

is at a competitive disadvantage vs.

countries with universal health
care. And as an investor you get economic returns, but you also get social returns.
You dont necessarily need to be
afraid of reform if you know whats
coming and can position your portfolio correctly.
IBD: What health sectors would you
avoid?
Funtleyder: For individual investors, early stage pharma-biotech.
The failure rate is about 90%. Unless you have a science background
or youre an institution, I tend to
wave people off.
My view is that pharmaceuticals
and managed care companies are
now being hurt by the uncertainty
of government action, in addition to
fundamental problems. As soon as
we sort out what the government
will do or not do, those sectors will
do better, assuming their core businesses dont deteriorate.
We wont have to wait long for either clarity or further lack of clarity.
We should know by summer what
the government wants to do and
when they want to do it.

You dont
necessarily
need to be
afraid of
health care
reform if
you know whats coming
and can position your
portfolio correctly.
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Les Funtleyder
Health care strategist, Miller Tabak

IBD: How does an investor pick his

way through all the variables market opportunity, unmet medical need,
regulation and pricing?
Funtleyder: You have to stress-test
the company and see if it is genuinely delivering on improving health
care. If it is, they should be able to
show you the data. Once youve established that the company is helping the system, you can go into traditional equity analysis, looking at valuation, core competencies, competitive advantage and stock action.
IBD: How likely is it that well see a
bubble in health investing?
Funtleyder: There was a fad in genomics for a while, and there was a
fad in physician practice management companies in the mid-90s.
You can get subsector bubbles,
fads and mini-bubbles, but I dont
think the entire health care sector
will do what the Internet sector did,
because its so diverse.
IBD: Is there a business cycle in
health care?
Funtleyder: Yes, its been getting
bigger. Under an employer-based insurance system, when people lose
jobs, they lose access to health care
insurance. So youll see demand decline. You can see attrition now in
managed care enrollment. Almost
everyone in managed care lost membership last year.
And if you believe the pharma
companies, fewer people are getting their prescriptions filled.
IBD: How are the many companies
in health care positioning themselves
for the new administration?
Funtleyder: I think the process
began in 2008. As we understand
who the administrations players
are, people including Wall Street
will try to talk to them to figure
out how to work together.
It may take a while. I sense apprehension on the part of investors and
company management because so
much is still unknown. My view is
that the known is always less bad
than the unknown. Were still in the
pre-discovery stage.
Over time, all of the industries
have shown a remarkable ability to
adapt. As bad as people might think
it will be, the good companies will
find a way to do well.

A10 MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

INVESTORS.COM

WEEK IN FUNDS

Sector funds

Diversified stock funds, total returns through Jan. 8, 2009

Good Start For Stock Funds

Midcap stock funds led a continuation of the previous weeks rally, followed by large-cap growth.
Natural resources, telecom and tech surged, but real
estate and gold sank. Overseas, Europe and Latin
America jumped, but Japan slid. Non-Treasury
bonds were mostly higher.

Fund category

52 weeks

1 week Fund category

Large-cap growth
Large-cap core
Large-cap value
Multicap growth
Multicap core
Multicap value
Midcap growth

-37.03%
-34.31
-35.07
-37.89
-35.21
-34.81
-39.94

2.18%
1.25
0.63
2.16
1.83
1.56
2.21

Midcap core
Midcap value
Small-cap growth
Small-cap core
Small-cap value
S&P 500 funds
Equity income

52 weeks 1 week

Fund category

-33.90%
-33.20
-37.52
-31.29
-28.22
-34.67
-31.42

Specialty diversied -15.40%

Dedicated short bias 17.40
Equity market neutral -6.45
Long/short
-28.62
U.S. diversied equity -33.96
World equity
-43.46

2.21%
2.46
1.12
1.32
1.40
0.82
0.73

52 weeks 1 week

0.88%
-1.61
0.79
1.10
1.53
1.38

Selected bond funds

Fund category

52 weeks 1 week Fund category

Health/biotechnology
Natural resources
Science & technology
Telecommunication
Utilities
Financial services

-24.93%
-42.25
-36.86
-43.74
-33.21
-42.17

0.19%
7.92
3.91
5.70
1.42
-1.94

52 weeks 1 week

Real estate
-38.27% -3.77%
Specialty/misc.
-25.87 2.18
Gold oriented
-37.87 -4.14
Commodities
-40.76 0.37
Global health/biotech -26.64 -0.13
Global natural resources -45.62 7.15

Source: Lipper Inc.

Fund category

52 weeks

1 week

TIPS
-5.08%
Interm. invest. grade -4.23
GNMA
5.57
Corp. debt A rated -5.61
High yield
-21.26
World income
-7.43
General muni
-11.44

-0.14%
0.98
1.25
0.83
4.54
0.39
2.96

FUNDS & PERSONAL FINANCE

Include Small Companies In Job Hunt
More Opportunities
Be prepared to play up
your skills that would
appeal to entrepreneurs
BY PAUL KATZEFF
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

If youre testing the waters for a

new job, dont overlook small companies.
Why? Small firms create about
80% of net new U.S. jobs annually,
on average, says the National Federation of Independent Business.
And small businesses those with
fewer than 500 employees often
lead in job growth coming out of recessions. That was the case in the rebound from 1990-91, which was
sparked by credit woes, like the current downturn, says economist
Brian Headd, with the Small Business Administration.
Whether youre one step ahead or
behind the pink slip as you scout out
work, remember that job hunting
among small companies requires a
special touch.
First, dont assume that youve got
to take a pay cut if you switch to a
small employer from a large one.
A lot of small businesses will pay
the going rate for people, said John
Challenger, chief executive of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an outplacement consulting firm.
Many can do it in cash. Others do
it with equity. You might be surprised: Your pay might equal or exceed what a large company pays.
Dont make assumptions that bar
you from seeking an opportunity.

Dont be foolish by not finding out

what you can negotiate.
Also, if you are coming out of a
large corporation, one of your key
tasks should be persuading a small
business that you can cut it in their
environment.
Smaller companies may worry
that youre too specialized, Challenger said. You need to convince
them that you can handle a variety
of challenges, multiple tasks outside
your area of expertise. Show them
that you are as entrepreneurial as
they are.
You should also be prepared to
make the case that you are self-sufficient.
Explain that you dont need lots
of administrative staff, secretaries
and support specialists, Challenger added. Explain that you can do
everything from your own research
to preparing documents if necessary.

Lack Of Structure
Style and attitude can be part of
the equation.
Some veterans of large companies cant handle the freedom, lack
of structure, lack of written rules at
a small business, Challenger said.
If you can, make that point.
Flexibility is another skill you
need to showcase.
A small employer will want to
know that you can cope with its relative lack of state-of-the-art systems, Challenger said. On the
other hand, one reason they may
want to hire you is so you can teach
them how to use state-of-the-art systems that youve mastered elsewhere.

Growth Funds Leading The Market

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

Net Job Creation

Small businesses create more jobs than big companies
900 Jobs created, in thousands
Firms with 1-499 employees
450
0
Firms with 500+ employees
-450
-900
S 92 94

96

98

00

02

04

06

08

Source: U.S. Small Business Administration

And dont avoid the fact that were

Fitting in is important too.
A potential new employer will in a recession.
Tell the small business how you
wonder whether youll be happy in
a smaller company, Challenger can help it navigate through a weak
said. One of your goals will be to economy, Challenger said.
persuade a small business that
youre not going to jump ship as Good Chemistry
soon as the economy rebounds and
Be ready to work with the boss,
more jobs open at big companies.
too. Small-business presidents are
One way to do that, Challenger more visible than their countersays, is by framing your skills in parts at big corporations. That often
terms that will be appealing to a includes interviewing a potential
small business.
new hire like you.
For example, it may not make
He may want to meet you, even if
sense to describe your managerial you wont actually report directly to
experience in the context of having him, Challenger said. Make sure
overseen budgets worth tens of mil- youre comfortable and can work
lions of dollars if your job at a small with him. Make sure he knows that
firm will involve a budget inthe hun- and feels the same about you.
dreds of thousands of dollars.
Instead of describing what youve 00 E X P A N D E D F U N D L I S T I N G S A T
done in terms of dollars, focus on W W W . I N V E S T O R S . C O M / M O R E F U N D S
your specific skills, goals youve 00 S E E M O R E E T F S C R E E N S A N D
achieved and how those translate T O O L S A T I N V E S T O R S . C O M / E T F
into ways you can help this small
business, Challenger said.
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DIntl Sml Co m + 2 5 +19 9.41 .14
D Lrg Cap Gr b
1 1 10 8.17 .13
A+LtdMatTrea3
0 + 2 +11 10.52n +.01
C+Mid Core Eq b
0 3
16.14 .33
CMod Alloc b
+ 1 2 .. 7.95 .09
D ModGrAlloc b + 1 3 .. 7.88 .13
E MultiSector b
0 9 11 15.35 .40
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

AMuni Bond b
+ 2 +8
7.50 +.02
E Real Estate b 10 20
12.71 .61
E Select Eq b
1 1 17 12.75 .27
CSml Cap Eq b 5 7
7.52 .29
D Sml Cap Gr b
2 8 14 16.51 .45
A TaxFree Int
+ 2 +6
10.63 +.03
E Technology b + 3 7 31 17.54 .34
E TrmrkSmCos b + 2 + 1
8.73 .33
A TxFreeInt 3
+ 2 + 6 10.63n +.04
A+USGovt
0 + 8 +17 9.13 +.01
B+Utilities b
0 + 6 +43 13.04 .17
AIM Funds B
$ 2.6 bil 8009594246
E Basic Value m + 2 8 42 12.01n .24
C+Charter m
+ 2 2 11.41n .23
E Constellatn m 1 3 25 15.22n .16
DLrg Cap Gr m
1 2 13 7.63n .12
C Mid Core Eq m
0 3
13.24 .27
AIM Funds C
$ 2.1 bil 8009594246
E Basic Value m + 2 8 42 12.01n .24
C+Charter m
+ 2 2 11.44n .24
AIM Funds Instl
$ 2.1 bil 8005541156
BCharter
+ 2 2 12.09n .25
B+Core Bond
+ 1 + 3 .. 8.75 +.01
C+Intl Growth
+ 1 + 1 +25 18.92n .48
CIntlCoreEq
0 1 .. 8.31n .20
D Lrg Cap Gr
1 1 .. 8.39 .13
AIM Funds P
$ 1.4 bil 8009594246
D Summit P b
1 2
8.58n .08
AIM Funds Investor
$ 4.0 bil 8005541156
C Diverse Div b 1 4 .. 8.85 .19
E Dynamics b
+ 1 7 14 12.73n .19
C+Energy b
+ 4 + 5 +75 25.57n .91
C Euro Grwth m + 2 0 +20 20.70 .67
E Finl Svcs b
1 23 64 6.04n .19
CGlbHlthCare
1 4 .. 19.89 .23
E Leisure b
0 3 26 22.06n .61
D Lrg Cap Gr b
1 1
8.23 .13
Sml Cap Gr b
2 8 .. 16.96 .46
E Technology
+ 2 7 31 17.38n .34
Alger Funds A
$ 1.1 bil 8009923863
C+Capital Appr
1 7
8.49 .19
E Mid Cap Gr
0 10 34 3.86 .10
DSmall Grow
1 9 0 4.02 .12
C+Spectra
1 7 +11 6.59n .16
Alger Instl
$ 1.7 bil 8009923863
C+Cap Appr
1 7 12.19n .26
E Mid Cap Gr
0 11 32 7.89n .20
E Small Grow
1 9 15.20n .47
Allegiant I
$ 2.9 bil 8006223863
C+Bal Alloc b
1 0
7.85n .09
A Bond
+ 1 +7
9.75n +.03
A+Govt Mort b
+ 1 + 6 +17 9.52n +.01
D Intl Equity b
1 0
9.34n .19

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

A+Intrmd Bond
+ 1 + 7 +11 10.71n +.04
D Lg Cap Val b
2 3 10 10.44n .20
E LgCapGro I b
1 8 28 11.12n .19
A+Ltd Mat Bd b
+ 1 + 2 +11 9.96n +.03
E SmallCpCore b 3 5 .. 6.99n .23
ATot Retrn b
+ 1 +7
9.43n +.03
Alliance Brnstn A
$ 14.7 bil 8002215672
D+Bal Wealth
0 2
8.63 .11
CBalanced
0 + 4 10 11.68 .26
E GlbThemeGr
0 6 22 42.41 1.01
AGloblBond
+ 2 + 3 +10 6.88 +.04
E Gr & Inc
0 + 5 18 2.47 .06
E Growth
+ 1 7 20 23.72 .42
C+HiIncome b
+ 4 +2
6.00 +.04
DIntl Growth
1 1
10.25 .26
E Intl Val
0 3 10 10.31 .26
D Lrg Cp Grow
1 +6
15.91 .30
AMun II MA b
+ 2 +7
10.43 +.02
B+Mun II VA b
+ 3 +8
9.97 +.05
B+Muni AZ II b
+ 2 +6
10.13 +.03
B+Muni CA
+ 3 +7
9.89 +.04
B Muni Natl
+ 3 +6
8.88 +.04
B+Muni NY
+ 3 +9
9.19 +.04
AMuniNatlII
+ 2 +7
9.63 +.03
B+Qual Bond
+ 2 +5
9.17 +.02
DSml Mid Val
1 2
9.81 .31
E SmMidCapGr
0 11 30 2.96 .07
C+TaxMgdBal
0 + 2 0 10.13 .09
E Wealth Appr
1 6 14 8.14 .20
BWealth Pres
0 1
9.14 .06
Alliance Brnstn Adv
$ 3.5 bil 8002215672
DIntl Growth
1 1 10.36n .26
E Intl Val
0 3 10 10.51n .26
D Lrg Cp Grow
1 + 6 16.59n .31
E TaxWlthAppr 1 5 13 8.73n .18
E Value
2 4 24 6.90 .14
E Wealth Appr
1 6 13 8.14n .20
Alliance Brnstn B
$ 2.4 bil 8002215672
D Bal Wealth
0 2 10 8.59n .12
D+Balanced
0 + 4 12 10.99n .23
E Gr & Inc
+ 1 + 5 20 2.46n .05
DLrg Cp Grow
1 + 5 13.98n .26
E Wealth Appr
1 6 16 8.05n .19
BWealth Pres
0 1 .. 9.10 .06
Alliance Brnstn C
$ 3.7 bil 8002215672
D Bal Wealth
0 2 10 8.60n .12
B+GloblBond
+ 2 +3
6.90n +.03
E Gr & Inc
0 + 4 20 2.46n .06
E Intl Growth
1 1
9.36n .24
E Intl Val
0 3 12 10.06n .25
DLrg Cp Grow
1 + 5 14.04n .26
E Wealth Appr
1 6 16 8.05n .20
BWealth Pres
0 1 .. 9.10 .06
Alliance Brnstn I
$ 3.1 bil 8002215672
E GlbRlEstII
3 11
6.03n .19
E Intl Val
0 3 .. 10.27 .25

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

E Intl Val
0 3 .. 10.22 .26
E Intl Value
0 3 .. 10.37 .25
AIntmd Dur
+ 2 + 6 13.78n +.04
Allianz A
$ 5.7 bil 8004260107
E CCM Mid Cap
0 6 10 14.95 .29
E CCMCapAppr
0 5 15 11.75 .23
E GlbInvValu
1 5 38 6.48 .15
CNFJ Div Val
1 2
9.48 .21
BNFJ IntlVal
+ 1 0 .. 13.93 .25
DNFJLrgCpVal 1 4 10 11.04 .26
BNFJSmlCpVal 2 2 +14 18.72 .57
C OCC Growth
+ 1 3
19.13 .29
E OCCRenaiss
0 0 29 10.46 .24
Allianz Admin
$ 1.0 bil 8004260107
E CCMCapAppr
0 5 15 11.81n .23
C NFJSmlVal
2 2 18.70n .57
Allianz B
$ 712 mil 8004260107
D+NFJ Div Val
1 3
9.48n .21
CNFJSmlCpVal 2 2 18.06n .55
E OCCRenaiss
1 0 32 9.19n .21
Allianz C
$ 2.2 bil 8004260107
D+NFJ Div Val
1 3
9.45n .22
CNFJSmlVal
2 2 18.01n .54
COCC Growth
+ 1 3 15.80n .24
E OCCRenaiss
0 0 33 9.05n .20
E OCCTarget
+ 4 8 28 8.25n .22
Allianz Instl
$ 4.2 bil 8004260107
E CCM Mid Cap
0 6 15.75n .31
E CCMCapApprc
0 5 14 12.17n .24
CNFJ Div Val
1 2
9.57n .21
C+NFJSmlCpVal 2 2 19.54n .59
DRCM Lrg Gr
0 5 14 8.87n .17
E RCM Tech
0 10 11 24.23n .44
E RCM Tech
0 10 13 23.50 .43
9.08n ..
D+ AlphaHedg + 2 7
Alpine Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8887855578
E Dynamic Div
0 3 31 5.06 .10
E Intl RealEst
+ 7 11 38 12.08n ..
A UShTxOptInc
0 + 1 +10 10.02n +.01
Am Beacon AMR
$ 1.0 bil 8003883344
CIntl Equity
1 + 2 12.48n .35
DLarge Cap Val 1 3 13.48n .27
E Sml Cap Val
2 4 12 11.44n .42
Am Beacon Inst
$ 4.1 bil 8003883344
D+EqIdxInstl
1 0
7.35n .20
A+Intermd Bond + 1 + 8 +16 10.31n +.02
CIntl Equity
1 + 2 12.42n .35
DLarge Cap Val 1 3 13.65n .28
D S&P 500
1 5 14 12.05n .26
A+Sh Term Bd
0 +2
8.68n +.01
E Sml Cap Val
2 4 11 11.52n .43
A TreasInfPrC
+ 1 + 1 .. 9.31n +.06
Am Beacon Pln
$ 4.6 bil 8003883344
D+Intl Equity
1 + 2 12.29n .34
DLarge Cap Val 1 3 13.01n .26
E Sml Cap Val
2 4 12 11.27n .42

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value

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=ex-dividend or capital gains distribution. 5-Yr After Tax Rtn=5 year after-tax return assuming an average ordinary income tax rate of 35% on dividends and a
15% long-term capital gains tax rate. The top 25% of growth funds for the 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.

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund

Top Growth Funds

Top Growth Funds

Last 3 Months (All Total Returns)

Last 36 Months (All Total Returns)

Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
Last 3 Mos 36 Mos
Assets Mutual Fund

Mutual Fund

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund

Performance
% Change Rating
$ Net
In 2009 36 Mos
Assets

Gabelli AAA ABC Fund

Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl
Vanguard Dividend Gr
J Hancock A Lrg Cap Eq
CGM Mutual

"
"
"
#
#

3
1
1
1
1

A"
A"
B
B"
A#

162 mil
682 mil
1.7 bil
1.2 bil
458 mil

Gabelli AAA ABC Fund

Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl
CGM Focus
CGM Mutual
J Hancock A Lrg Cap Eq

" 1 A"
# 3 A"
0 A
# 1 A#
0 B"

162 mil
682 mil
4.3 bil
458 mil
1.2 bil

BBH Funds CoreSelectN

Parnassus Equity Inc
RS LrgCpAlpha
ChampSmCo
Brown SmCo
CGM Focus

#
#
#
#
#
#

2
2
2
7
7
16

B"
B"
B
B
B
A

164 mil
1.3 bil
602 mil
394 mil
297 mil
4.3 bil

Parnassus Equity Inc

BBH Funds CoreSelectN
Brown SmCo
ChampSmCo
Vanguard Dividend Gr
RS LrgCpAlpha

#
#
#
#
#

1.3 bil
164 mil
297 mil
394 mil
1.7 bil
602 mil

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating 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

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating 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

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

Amana Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8007288762
BGrowth
0 2 +34 16.17n .29
AIncome
1 0 +40 23.28n .35
Amer Cent A
$ 4.2 bil 8003452021
A+Divers Bd
+ 1 + 7 +14 10.31 +.03
DEquity Gr
1 4 10 15.39 .33
B Equity Inc
1 + 4 0 5.96 .08
C+FundmtlEq
2 4 .. 9.14 .20
BHeritage
0 8 +16 11.43 .23
DInc & Gr
2 3 16 18.16 .38
D IntlGrowth
1 3
7.35 .17
A LgShMktNeu 2 + 3 .. 10.47 .01
DLrgCoVal
2 4 16 4.21 .09
B StrAllCon
.. .. no quote
C StrAlloAgg
1 2
5.31 .08
BStrAlloMod
0 1
4.92 .05
Amer Cent Adv
$ 1.6 bil 8003452021
A Govt Bond
+ 1 + 6 11.24n +.02
D Growth
0 5 16.00n .37
A Infltn Adj
+ 1 + 3 +11 10.61n +.08
D+Sml Cap Val
1 0
5.28n .17
D Vista
0 8 10.72n .23
Amer Cent Instl
$ 5.5 bil 8003452021
A+Divers Bd
+ 1 + 7 +16 10.31n +.03
B Equity Income 1 + 4
5.96n .08
DEquity Index
1 5 14 3.54n .08
D EquityGrow
1 3 15.41n .33
D+Growth
0 5 16.36n .38
D Income & Gr
2 3 15 18.19n .37
A Infltn Adj
+ 1 + 3 +13 10.63n +.08
A+Intl Bond
2 + 6 .. 13.87 .12
DLrgCoVal
2 4 15 4.21n .09
NTDiversBd
+ 1 + 7 .. 10.17n +.02
D+Sm Cp Value
1 0
5.31n .17
E Small Co
4 10 20 4.96n .18
BStrAlloMod
0 1 0 4.92n .06
CValue
2 2 13 4.33n .09
D Vista
0 8 11.29n .25
Amer Cent Inv
$ 37.7 bil 8003452021
C 1ChoiceAggr 1 3 .. 8.41n .14
B 1ChoiceCon
1 + 1 .. 9.01n .09
B1ChoiceMod
1 1 .. 8.71n .12
BBalanced
0 0 12.36n .14
BCA Hi Yld
+ 4 +2
8.34n +.08
B+CA LgTmTxFr + 4 + 9 10.26n +.04
ACA TxFreeBd
+ 2 + 7 10.77n +.04
DCapital Val
2 4 15 4.62n .10
A+Divers Bd
+ 1 + 7 +15 10.31n +.03
CEmerg Mkts
3 4 +12 4.38n .06
DEquity Index
1 5 15 3.54n .07
D EquityGrow
1 4 15.40n .33
B EquityInc
1 +4
5.96n .08
BGiftrust
0 8 +20 17.07n .35
A+Ginnie Mae
+ 1 + 6 +16 10.65n .01
AGlbl Gold Eq
7 + 38 +23 13.21n .20
D+GlblGrwth
1 5
5.94n .13
A Govt Bond
+ 1 + 6 11.24n +.02
D Growth
0 5 16.24n .37
BHeritage
0 8 +18 11.68n .24
DIncome & Gr
2 3 16 18.18n .37
A Infltn Adj
+ 1 + 3 +12 10.64n +.08
A+Intl Bond
2 + 6 +18 13.87n .13
D Intl Disc
3 6
6.49n .13
D+IntlGrowth
1 3
7.36n .17
B Livestr2015
0 0 .. 9.01n .09
BLiveStr2025
1 1 .. 8.78n .11
DLrgCoVal
2 4 16 4.21n .09
C+Mid Cp Val
2 0 .. 8.22n .18
D New Opport
1 9 11 4.61n .14
D+New Opps II
1 9
5.05n .15
E Real Estate
8 25 17 10.68n .54
E Select
1 4 24 24.48n .60
A+ShTerm Govt
0 + 2 +11 9.64n +.02
D+Sm Cp Value
1 0
5.29n .18
E Small Co
4 10 20 4.94n .19
C StrAlloAgg
1 2
5.31n .08
B StrAlloCon
0 +1
4.55n .04
BStrAlloMod
0 1
4.92n .06
A+Target 2010
0 + 2 +15 105.04n +.18
A+Target 2015
0 + 10 +34 97.00n +.65
A+Target 2020
2 + 18 +43 73.92n +.13
A+Target 2025
6 + 24 +59 66.78n +.06
ATax Free
+ 2 + 8 10.53n +.04
E Ultra
1 6 26 14.30n .30
B+Utilities
1 + 6 +37 12.45n .20
CValue
2 2 13 4.33n .08
D Vista
0 8 11.02n .24
Amer Indepen
$ 494 mil 8882668787
A KSTaxExBdIn r + 2 + 8 10.56n +.02
A ShTrmBdI r
0 0
9.78n +.02
American Fds B
$ 29.4 bil 8004214120
E AMCAP
0 5 20 11.60n .28
C Balanced
0 2 13.69n .18
BBondFdAm
+ 1 + 3 10.90n +.03
A Cap Wrld Bd
1 + 7 +11 18.62n .03
BCapIncBldr
1 1 41.17n .64
C CpWrldG&I
1 1 26.06n .66
C EuroPac Gr
1 0 +14 27.53n .70
D Fundmntl
+ 1 3 25.05n .54
E Gr Fd Amer
+ 1 4 19.99n .42
D+Hi Inc Tr
+ 4 1 20 8.17n +.03
C Inc Fd Am
1 2 12.87n .16
AInterm Bond
+ 1 + 2 12.81n +.02
D Inv Co Am
1 3 14 20.73n .41
CMutual
1 2 10 18.83n .31
C New Pers
1 2 0 18.47n .45
BNew World
+ 1 2 +30 31.21n .40
E SmCpWrld
1 8 19.58n .39
A+US Gov Sec
0 + 6 +14 14.18n +.02
D+Wash Mut
2 4 14 20.85n .43
American Funds A
$ 511 bil 8004214120
2010TgtRet
0 0 .. 7.17 .10
2015TgtRet
0 2 .. 7.10 .11
2020TgtRet
0 2 .. 6.81 .12
2025TgtRet
0 2 .. 6.61 .12
2030TgtRet
0 2 .. 6.59 .13
E AMCAP
0 4 17 12.13 .28
C+Balanced
0 2
13.74 .18
B Bd Fd Am
+ 1 +3
10.90 +.03
BCapIncBldr
1 0
41.18 .63
C+CapWld G&I
1 1 +11 26.20 .66
A+CapWrldBd
1 + 7 +17 18.74 .03
C EuroPac Gr
1 0 +17 27.77 .70
D+Fundmntl
+ 1 3
25.11 .55
DGr Fd Amer
+ 1 4
20.60 .43
C High Inc Muni + 4 3 13 11.87 +.05
CHigh Income + 4 0 18 8.17 +.03
C+IncFd Amer
1 1
12.95 .16
A Interm Bond
+ 1 +3
12.81 +.02
D+Inv Co Am
1 3 12 20.82 .42
ALtd Tax Ex
+ 2 +6
14.81 +.04
CMutual
1 2
18.96 .32
DNew Econ
1 4
15.48 .38
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating

3.9%
3.9%
3.9%
4.0%
4.0%
4.1%

JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV

08
08
08
08
08
08

4.3%
4.3%
4.4%
4.4%
4.7%
4.9%

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

C New Pers
1 2
18.74 .45
B New World
+ 1 2 +34 31.64 .41
ShrtTermBd
0 + 2 .. 9.85 +.01
E Sm Cp Wrld
1 8
20.56 .41
BTax Ex CA
+ 5 +5
14.22 +.08
B Tax Ex MD
+ 3 +4
14.20 +.05
B+Tax Ex VA
+ 3 + 7 0 15.41 +.05
B Tax ExBdAm
+ 4 +6
11.23 +.05
A+US Gov Sec
0 + 7 +16 14.18 +.02
CWash Mutl
2 4 12 20.98 .43
D Ameristock 1 6 25 25.05n .63
Aquila Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8002284227
AAZ Tax Free A + 2 + 8
9.91 +.03
A CO Tax Free A + 2 + 6
10.03 +.04
A HI Tax Free A + 2 + 8
11.13 +.03
B+KY Tax Free A + 3 + 13
9.71 +.05
A Narrag TxFr A + 1 + 8
10.43 +.02
AOR Tax Free A + 2 + 9
10.38 +.03
B UT Tax Free A + 3 + 7
8.97 +.05
Ariel Mutual Fds
$ 1.9 bil 8002927435
E Appreciation
0 7 29 21.86n .63
E Ariel
1 14 34 23.32n .75
Artio Global Funds
$ 18.6 bil 2122973600
C+GlobHiIncA
+ 4 3 13 7.66n +.01
C+GlobHiIncI
+ 4 3 13 7.38n +.01
C+IntlEqIIA
1 + 1 .. 9.78 .21
C+IntlEqIII
1 + 1 .. 9.83 .21
C IntlEqty A
1 1 +17 23.85 .52
C+IntlEqty I
1 1 +18 24.39 .52
A+Tot Retrn I
0 + 6 +13 12.65n +.02
A TotRetrn A
0 + 6 +12 12.68n +.02
Artisan Funds
$ 15.1 bil 8003441770
D Intl
1 0 14.78n .50
BIntl Val I
1 1 +28 17.43n .29
D+IntlSmlCap
4 2 +13 10.67 .22
DMid Cap
+ 1 7 12 17.21n .30
CMid Cap Val
+ 1 + 1 +16 13.03n .31
E Small Cap
0 5 22 9.49n .30
C Small Cap Val 2 4 10.04n .37
Asset Mgmt Fds
$ 1.3 bil 8005273713
C+UltraShMort
+ 1 6 16 7.38n +.01
AssetMark Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8006645345
B+Cor Pl Fxd
+ 1 +3
8.09n ..
DIntl Eqty
1 3
6.78n .16
E Lrg Cap Gr
0 6 29 5.91n .14
E Lrg Cap Val
1 8 31 5.75n .15
B+TxExFixdInc
+ 2 + 7 10.21n +.04
ASTON Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8009928151
C+Mont&CldGrI 1 4 17.22n .37
C+Mont&CldGrN 1 4 17.17n .37
D OptimumMidN + 1 6 10 15.95n .41
C TAMROSmlN
2 8 12.15n .29
Atlantic Whitehall
$ 477 mil 8009942533
CEquityIncI
2 3 .. 7.01n .19
E MidCpGrowI
2 7 .. 6.57 .16

B
Baird Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8007922473
A AggregteBd
0 +4
9.76n +.02
A CorPlsBd Ins + 1 + 5
9.53n +.03
A IntmBdInst
+ 1 + 4 10.07n +.03
A+IntMnBdIns
+ 2 + 10 +13 11.16n +.03
A ShtTrmBdIns + 1 + 1 .. 9.30 +.02
Barclays Glob Inv
$ 2.0 bil 8882043956
A+Bond Index
0 + 7 +16 9.86 +.01
B Lfpth 2010 I
0 + 2 10.48n .09
D+Lfpth 2030 I
1 2 10.81n .20
C+Lfpth2020 I
1 0 12.24n .18
C Lfpth2020 R
1 0 11.68n .17
D+Lfpth2030 R
1 2 10.60n .20
D Lfpth2040 I
1 3 10 12.70n .29
D S&P 500 Stock 1 5 14 106.41n 2.32
Baron Funds
$ 16.0 bil 8009922766
DAsset
2 10 34.76n .93
DGrowth
1 6 30.43n .63
E iOpport
+ 1 9
7.19n .23
E Partners
2 10 +14 11.95n .28
DSmall Cap
2 5 13.99n .32
BB & T Funds
$ 1.4 bil 8002281872
E LrgCoValTr
3 7 21 8.74n .19
D Md Cp Val
1 2
8.09n .20
A+TotRetBdIns
+ 1 + 7 +11 10.18n +.02
BBH Funds
$ 834 mil 8006255759
A Broad Mkt N
+ 1 + 8 +10 9.97 +.03
B+CoreSelectN
2 2 +14 10.21n .27
C Intl Eq N
+ 3 + 3 +11 10.00n .22
Bernstein Funds
$ 20.7 bil 2127564097
A CA Muni
+ 2 + 6 14.17n +.03
A Diversifd Muni + 2 + 6 14.14n +.03
DEmerg Mkts
+ 1 3 +18 15.83n .20
A Gov Sh Dur
0 + 2 12.60n +.02
E Intl
0 2 12 12.16n .31
AIntrmd Dur
+ 2 + 6 12.04n +.04
A NY Muni
+ 2 + 6 13.82n +.04
A Sh Dur CA
0 + 2 12.62n +.01
A Sh Dur NY
0 + 2 12.46n +.02
ASh Dur Plus
0 + 1 0 11.33n +.02
A ShDurDivMuni
0 + 2 12.56n +.01
E Tx Mg Intl
0 2 15 12.19n .32
Berwyn Funds
$ 336 mil 8009926757
AIncome
+ 1 + 1 10.42n .05
Bishop Street
$ 333 mil 8002629565
AHI Muni Bond + 2 + 10 10.24n +.04
Blackrock A
$ 25.7 bil 8004417762
DAllGlobRes m + 6 0 .. 8.54 .27
C+Asset Allo b
0 1
10.93 .13
E Aurora b
3 9 29 12.91 .43
C BalCaptial
0 1 11 17.08 .25
D BasicVal
0 1 18 17.91 .42
BEquity Div
1 3 +14 13.06 .22
DEurofund r
1 1
9.74 .32
DFndmtl Gr
1 7 12 14.07 .27
A Glob Alloc
0 + 4 +25 14.90 .14
BGlob Growth
2 6 +20 10.17 .27
E Glob Res b
+ 8 7 +28 19.47 .71
C Glob SmCp
1 5 0 14.28 .35
B GlobDynEq
1 + 2 .. 8.81 .15
A+GNMA
+ 1 + 6 +17 10.21 .01
A Govt Inc
0 + 8 +12 10.78 +.02
C+HealthCare
3 1
4.28 .08
AHealthSciOp b 1 4 +34 21.53 .36
DHigh Income r + 5 5 25 3.19 +.01
D+HiYld Bd
+ 5 3 18 5.29 +.03
DIndex Equity
1 5 15 16.96 .37
A+InflPrtBd
0 + 4 .. 9.89 +.08

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

A+IntGovtBd
+ 1 + 4 +13 10.55 +.03
C+Intl Opport
2 + 1 +32 22.03 .53
D Intl Val
1 0
16.06 .45
B Latin Amer r
+ 7 + 3+106 31.74 .10
DLg Core
0 +2
8.30 .19
E Lg Grwth
0 0 11 7.05 .17
D Lg Value
1 +3
11.70 .29
E Mid Gr
+ 2 5 14 6.94 .14
DMidValEq
1 4 11 7.11 .16
B Muni Insrd
+ 4 + 13
7.04 +.03
B Natl Muni
+ 3 +7
9.23 +.03
D Natural Res
+ 5 + 1 +55 37.41 1.33
C Pacific r
2 + 4 +10 14.32 .25
DS&P500Idx
1 5 15 10.84n .23
B ShrtTermBd
+ 1 4
8.96 +.04
D+SmGrEq b
2 11
13.12 .40
DSmlCapGr r
2 11
8.19 .25
B TotalRet
+ 2 +2
9.83 +.06
B+TotalRetII
+ 2 +3
8.48 +.05
BUS Opport
2 3 +25 23.16 .66
E Value Opps
1 10 28 11.54 .45
Blackrock A1
$ 712 mil 8004417762
B+CAInsMunA1 + 3 + 13
10.82 +.03
BNY Muni
+ 3 +5
9.40 +.03
BlackRock B
$ 3.7 bil 8004417762
DBasic Value m
0 1 20 17.59n .41
DFndmtl Gr m
1 7 16 12.59n .24
AGlob Alloc
0 + 4 +22 14.57n .14
E Lg Core r
+ 1 + 2 10 7.79 .18
E Value Opps r
1 10 31 9.88n .38
BlackRock BlRk
$ 2.3 bil 8004417762
C Exchange b
1 6
438.96 9.84
CHiYld Bd
+ 6 2 17 5.29n +.03
A IntermdIIBd
+ 2 +5
8.83n +.04
LongDur Bd
2 + 21 .. 10.07 +.04
B+LowDurBd
+ 1 5
8.72n +.04
B+TotalRet
+ 2 + 3 0 8.49n +.05
BlackRock C
$ 14.3 bil 8004417762
DBasic Value
0 1 20 16.88n .39
C+Equity Div
1 3 +11 12.83n .22
DFndmtl Gr
1 7 16 12.66n .24
AGlob Alloc
0 + 4 +21 13.97n .13
CGlob Sm Cp
1 5 13.24n .33
BGlobDynEq
1 + 2 .. 8.79n .15
AHealthSciOp b 1 4 +24 20.41n .34
A InflPrtBdC
0 + 3 .. 9.95 +.08
C Intl Opport
2 + 1 +27 20.47n .50
D Intl Val r
1 1 15.45n .44
E Lg Core
+ 1 + 1 11 7.74 .18
E Lg Grwth
0 0 15 6.56n .16
DLg Value
1 + 3 0 11.04 .27
TotalRet
+ 2 + 2 .. 9.82 +.06
E Value Opps
1 10 32 9.41n .37
Blackrock C1
$ 837 mil 8004417762
GovtIncome
0 + 8 .. 10.76 +.02
BTotalRet
+ 2 +2
9.83n +.06
BlackRock I
$ 1.3 bil 8004417762
D Lg Value
1 +3
11.88 .30
B PA Muni
+ 3 +8
10.01 +.04
BlackRock Instl
$ 21.3 bil 8004417762
D AllGlobRes m + 7 0 .. 8.67 .28
B+AMTFrMuniBd + 3 + 8 0 9.97n +.03
C+Bal Cap
0 1 10 17.13 .24
D Basic Value
0 1 17 18.01 .42
BEquity Div
1 3 +15 13.07 .23
DEurofund
1 1
9.90 .33
DFndmtL Gr
1 7 11 14.51 .27
A Glob Alloc
0 + 4 +26 14.95 .15
BGlob Growth
2 6 +22 10.29 .27
C Glob Sm Cp
1 5
14.50 .37
B GlobDynEq
1 + 2 .. 8.80n .15
A+GNMA
+ 1 + 6 +19 10.17n .01
GovtIncome
0 + 8 .. 10.77 +.02
AHealthSciOp b 1 4 +30 21.98n .36
D High Income + 4 5 24 3.18 ..
CHiYld Bd
+ 6 2 17 5.29n +.03
D Index Equity
1 5 14 17.09n .37
A IntermdBdII
+ 2 +5
8.83n +.04
A+IntGovtBd
+ 1 + 4 +14 10.53n +.04
A+Intl Bond
1 + 7 +10 10.81n ..
C+Intl Opport
2 + 1 +34 22.97n .56
D Intl Val
1 0
16.13 .46
B+LowDurBd
+ 1 5
8.73n +.04
DLrg Core
+ 1 +2
8.49 .19
B+Managed Inc + 3 + 4
9.15n +.07
B MuniInsred
+ 4 + 13
7.04 +.03
B Natl Muni
+ 3 +6
9.22 +.03
B NJ Muni
+ 3 + 7 0 9.45 +.04
C Pacific
2 + 4 +11 14.42 .25
DS&P500Idx
1 5 14 10.85n .24
A ST Muni
0 +3
10.08 ..
CSmGrEq
2 11 14.24n .43
B TotalRet m
+ 2 +2
9.82 +.06
B+TotalRetII
+ 2 + 3 0 8.47n +.05
BUS Opportun
2 3 +27 24.27n .69
E Value Opps
1 10 27 11.74 .45
Blackrock R
$ 1.1 bil 8004417762
AGlob Alloc
0 + 4 +23 14.46n .14
D Lg Value
1 + 3 11.32n .28
BlackRock Svc
$ 1.2 bil 8004417762
A IntermdBdII
+ 2 +5
8.83n +.04
B LowDurBd
+ 1 5
8.72n +.03
B+Managed Inc + 3 + 4 0 9.15n +.06
BNY Mellon
$ 9.4 bil 2124951784
BBalanced M
0 + 1 0 8.42n .10
A+Bond M
+ 1 + 7 +14 12.69 +.02
C Emg Mkts M
1 0
5.82n .08
D Inc Stk M
3 3 16 4.65n .11
A+Int Bond M
+ 1 + 7 +12 12.60n +.04
D Intl M
0 0
8.30n .17
D+IntlAppr M
.. .. no quote
DLrg Stk M
2 5 19 5.85n .15
A MAIntMuniM + 3 + 8
12.53 +.05
DMid Stk M
1 5
7.18n .18
ANatlIntMunM + 3 + 8 12.53n +.05
A NatlShMuni M + 1 + 3 12.58n +.02
APAIntMunM
+ 3 + 6 11.96n +.05
A+ShTmUSGovM
0 + 3 +13 12.52n +.01
DSml Stk M
5 10 17 7.66n .26
B+ Boston Bal
0 + 2 24.63n .21
Brandes
$ 554 mil 8002377119
C InstIntlEqI
1 1 12.49n .21
Brandywine Fds
$ 5.4 bil 8006563017
DAdv Mid Gr b
3 11 11 6.24n .04
D Blue
3 3 19.26n .21
DBrandywine
3 9 19.65n .22
Bridgeway Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8006613550
E Aggr Inv 2
+ 2 6 15 9.95n .23
E Aggrsv Inv 1
+ 1 6 28 25.11n .60
D+BluChp35Idx 2 5 17 5.31n .14
E Sm Cp Val N
2 6
9.12n .35
E UltSmCoMkt 1 12 24 9.53n .39
B Brown SmCo 4 7 0 23.62n .63
D Bruce
1 + 2 +23 240.70n ..
Buffalo Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004928332
C+Balanced
+2 0
8.34n .11
E Mid Cap
1 2
9.07n .17

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value

1
2
4
4
1
0

D Small Cap
B+ BuildrFxInc

B"
B"
B
B
B
B

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg
2 + 3 0 16.08n .23
.. .. no quote

C
A+ C&O MktOpp
0 + 1 +29 20.71n .11
Calamos Funds
$ 14.6 bil 8008237386
C+Convert A
+ 3 + 8 10 14.88 .13
C Convert C
+ 2 + 7 13 14.84n .13
C GlbGr&Inc A
+ 2 +3
7.42 .10
C GlbGr&Inc C
+ 2 +3
7.13n .09
C+GlbGr&Inc I
+ 2 +3
7.51n .10
CGr & Inc A
+ 2 +6
21.86 .32
D+Gr & Inc B
+ 2 + 6 24.70n .36
D+Gr & Inc C
+ 2 + 6 21.98n .32
CGr & Inc I
+ 2 + 6 21.40n .30
E Growth A
+ 1 8 22 29.42 .77
E Growth B
+ 1 8 25 29.69n .77
E Growth C
+ 1 8 25 27.17n .71
E Growth I
+ 1 8 21 31.89n .83
D Intl Grow A
0 5 .. 8.67 .24
B+Mkt Neut A
0 +1
10.40 .07
B MrktNeutC
0 + 1 11 10.55n .08
Calvert Group
$ 8.3 bil 8003682745
B Income A
0 0
13.86 ..
B Income C
0 1
13.84 .01
E LrgCapGrA
0 7 17 19.20 .42
A ShDurInc A
+ 1 +2
15.28 +.02
D Social Bal A
0 6 13 20.35 .26
ASocial Bd A
0 +1
14.19 ..
D Social Eq A
1 9 16 22.58 .61
B Tax Fr Ltd A
+ 1 +2
9.73 +.01
E WrldValIntlA 1 3 16 11.08 .18
Cambiar Funds
$ 1.0 bil 8667778227
E OpportInstl
+ 1 + 1 .. 11.06n .36
E OpportInv
+ 1 + 1 18 11.07n .36
Causeway Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8669477000
D Intl Val Ins r
1 +5
8.62n .26
D Intl Val Inv r
1 +5
8.58n .26
Century Funds
$ 534 mil 8003211928
DShrsTr Inst
2 7 21 14.04n .35
E SmlSel Instl
4 12 24 13.12n .38
CG Cap Mkt Fds
$ 6.1 bil
A CorFxInc
+ 2 + 6 +10 7.84n +.02
D+EmergMkts
0 1 +28 8.63n .15
E IntlEq
+ 1 1
7.08n .13
A+IntlFxInc
0 +5
7.30n +.04
E LgCapGr
+ 1 6 15 9.26n .21
DLgCapValEq
1 1 16 6.60n .17
E SmCapGr
1 10 17 10.52n .35
CSmCapVal
2 5
6.84n .26
CGM Funds
$ 5.6 bil 8003454048
A Focus
0 16 +34 26.86n .17
AMutual
1 1 +21 22.24n .15
BRealty
4 19 +37 15.59n .77
B ChampSmCo 4 7 .. 9.09n .28
D+ ChaseGrVA 2 6 13.56n .12
Chesapeake Fds
$ 373 mil 8005253863
E Core Growth
+ 1 15 32 10.08n .22
C ChestntStEx 3 7 13 259.70n 5.22
E Clipper
3 13 42 38.91n 1.23
E CM Advsr
1 9 22 7.07n .16
A CO Bond A
0 0 +15 9.04 ..
Cohen & Steers
$ 6.8 bil 8004379912
InstGlbRlty
2 11 .. 13.90n .46
E Instl Realty
8 16
22.22 .99
E IntlRltyA
+ 1 8 .. 8.49 .19
E IntlRltyC
+ 1 8 .. 8.44 .19
E IntlRltyI
+ 1 8 .. 8.51 .19
E Realty Inc A
8 17 23 6.32 .31
E Realty Inc C
8 17 25 5.99n .29
E RltyShrs
8 15
34.17 1.55
Columbia A
$ 19.7 bil 8003456611
DAcorn
1 5
16.97 .54
C Acorn Intl
0 + 1 +25 23.07 .36
E Acorn Sel
+ 2 6 15 14.11 .28
E Acorn USA
1 10 11 15.67 .54
B+CA Tax Expt
+ 4 + 10 0 6.97 +.04
D Conv Secs
+ 3 + 3 19 10.24 .07
BDiv Inc
2 0
10.07 .18
A+Fed Secs
0 + 6 +17 10.89 .01
DHi Yield Opp
+ 6 + 2 23 3.05 +.01
E Intl Stk
1 0 20 8.75 .27
C+Intl Value
1 0
11.54 .26
B+Intmd Bond
+ 2 + 6 0 7.94 +.04
C+Liberty
0 1
6.05 .07
D Lifegl Grow
1 5
7.24 .17
C LifeglBalGr
0 1
7.77 .10
DLrg Cap Val
2 5 12 8.28 .19
E Marsico Gr
0 8 14 13.22 .30
D Marsico21st
2 11
8.93 .23
E MarsicoIntl
+ 1 7
7.89 .18
E Mid Cap Val
1 9 .. 8.33 .20
DMrscoFocEq
1 7 11 14.64 .30
CSmCpVal I
4 7
28.06 1.25
D SmCpVal II
4 8 .. 8.45 .31
AStrat Inc
+ 2 +5
5.27 +.01
DStrat Inv
1 6 11 11.84 .30
B+Tax Exempt
+ 3 + 8 0 12.33 +.06
Val&Restrc
+ 2 4 .. 30.21 .70
Columbia B
$ 2.2 bil 8003456611
DAcorn
1 6 15.97n .51
C LifeglBalGr
0 1
7.72n .10
DLrg Cap Val
2 5 14 8.00n .18
AStrat Inc
+ 2 +5
5.27n +.01
Columbia C
$ 3.4 bil 8003456611
E Acorn
1 6 15.86n .50
E Marsico Gr
0 8 17 12.23n .27
DMarsico21st
2 11
8.45n .21
E Mid Cap Val
.. .. no quote
E MrscoFocEq
1 7 14 13.59n .29
Columbia Z
$ 54.3 bil 8003456611
DAcorn
1 5 17.45n .56
C Acorn Intl
0 + 1 +27 23.17n .36
E Acorn Sel
+ 2 6 14 14.42n .29
E Acorn USA
1 10 10 16.16n .55
B AcrnIntlSel
2 3 +35 17.83n .34
BBalanced
0 1 19.08n .21
D+Blended Eq
.. .. no quote
A Bond
+ 1 + 7 +10 8.89n +.04
ACA Intermd
+ 3 +8
9.44n +.04
D+ConsHiYld
+ 6 + 3 18 6.32n +.04
CContraCore
0 6
9.06n .19
D Conv Secs
+ 3 + 3 18 10.24 .07
ACoreBond Z
+ 1 + 6 10.18n +.03
B+CT Intm Mun + 3 + 8 10.46n +.04
BDiv Inc Z
2 + 1 10.08n .18
D Dscpln Val
2 4 12 8.22n .18
DEmerg Mkts
0 + 1 +20 6.33n .10
C EngNatRes
+ 4 + 1 +44 14.69n .42
D Hi Yld Muni
+ 4 5 20 8.18n +.04
C High Income + 5 3 16 6.17n +.02
C+Income
+ 2 + 7 10 7.97n +.04
DIntl Equity
0 2
9.06n .27
D Intl Gr
2 3 10.52n .34
E Intl Stk
1 0 19 8.85n .27
C+Intl Value
1 0 11.64n .27
AIntmd Bond
+ 2 +6
7.94 +.04
A IntmdBond
+ 1 +6
6.92n +.03

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

AIntmMuniBd + 2 + 7
9.92 +.04
DLarge Gr
0 5 16 15.24n .32
D Lg Cap Idx
1 5 14 17.10n .38
DLrg Cap Val
2 5 11 8.30n .18
CLrgCapCore
2 5
9.29n .20
D LrgEnCore
1 3 17 8.71n .18
AMA Intm Mun + 3 + 10 10.42n +.04
E Marsico Gr
0 8 13 13.42n .30
D Marsico21st
2 11
9.09n .22
E MarsicoIntl
+ 1 7
8.02n .18
AMDIntmMuni + 3 + 6 10.10n +.04
DMid Cap Gr
0 6 10 14.25n .36
E Mid Cap Val
1 9
8.33n .21
DMidCap Idx
1 4
6.72n .19
DMrscoFocEq
1 7 10 14.93n .31
B+NC IntMuni
+ 3 + 7 0 9.79n +.04
ANY Intm Mun + 3 + 9 11.46n +.04
AOR IntmMuni + 2 + 7 11.93n +.04
E Real Est Eq
8 20 15 7.68n .36
ASC Intm Mun + 3 + 8
9.89n +.03
E Sel Lg Gr
1 12
6.90n .18
D Sel Opps
+ 1 2 .. 8.59n .23
DSel Small
2 7 10.35n .31
A Sh Trm Bond + 1 + 1
9.44n +.02
A Sh Trm Muni
+ 1 + 4 10.42n +.01
D Sm Cap Indx
5 9 10.66n .43
DSmall Cap
3 10 20 7.36n .24
D+Small Gr I
1 10 17.25n .48
CSmCpVal I
4 7 29.35n 1.32
D SmCpVal II
4 8
8.50n .31
D SmlCapCor
2 9 12 9.04n .37
AStrat Inc
+ 2 +5
5.22n +.01
D Strat Inv
1 6 10 11.84n .30
B+Tax Exempt
+ 3 + 8 .. 12.33n +.06
ATotRet Bond
+ 1 +6
8.89n +.03
A+US Trea Idx
1 + 8 +25 11.81n +.02
A VA Intm Mun + 3 + 9 10.59n +.04
E Val&Restrc
+ 2 4 14 30.19n .70
Commerce Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003052140
A+Bond
0 + 6 +13 18.19n +.06
A MO Tax Fr Bd + 2 + 9 19.00n +.05
A Natl Tx Fr
+ 2 + 9 18.42n +.06
Country Funds
$ 275 mil 8002452100
A+Bond
+ 1 + 6 +13 10.18n +.03
D+Growth
2 3 12 15.79n .39
A+ CRAQualInv b 0 + 3 +13 10.56n +.01
Credit Suisse ABCD
$ 441 mil 8005772321
DCommodRtn + 1 14 .. 7.68 +.09
D LgCapVal A
1 3 19 9.38 .26
Credit Suisse Common
$ 779 mil 8005772321
DCommodRtn + 1 14 .. 7.68 +.09
Credit Suisse Trust
$ 303 mil 8005772321
E SmlCapGr
4 11 27 9.71n .39
CRM Funds
$ 2.0 bil 8002762883
CMid Val Ins
1 4 18.79n .45
D Sml Val Ins
3 6 10 14.30n .52

DE
Davis Funds A
$ 18.5 bil 8002790279
Apprec&Inc
+ 3 6 23 16.58 .23
Financial
2 9 29 19.38 .49
NY Venture
2 8 11 23.14 .67
Opportunity
+ 1 3 23 14.09 .31
Real Estate
2 21 18 15.05 .38
Davis Funds B
$ 1.0 bil 8002790279
E NY Venture
2 8 14 22.28n .64
Davis Funds C&Y
$ 9.8 bil 8002790279
E NY Venture C 2 8 13 22.42n .65
E NY Venture Y 2 8 11 23.36n .68
D Delafield
+ 1 7 15.27n .58
Delaware A
$ 8.0 bil 8005234640
B+Corp Bond
+ 1 + 10
4.83 ..
C+Delaware Bal
0 +3
13.42 ..
D DividendInc
+ 2 0 19 7.33 ..
A DivrsInc A
+ 1 +5
8.00 ..
C+Emerg Mkts
+ 2 + 3 +25 7.77 .07
AExtendDurBd 1 + 20
5.03 ..
E Gr Opp
0 4 20 11.55 .26
DIntl Equity
1 0 10 8.43 .14
D LargeCapVal 2 + 2 17 11.14 .23
A LtdTrmDiv
+ 1 +2
8.26 ..
DSm Cap Val
4 8
21.44 .72
B+Tax Fr CO Ins + 3 + 7
10.16 +.03
ATax Fr MN
+ 3 +8
11.69 +.04
B+Tax Fr PA
+ 3 +7
7.37 +.03
B TaxFrUSA
+ 3 + 6 0 10.35 +.05
ATaxFrUSA Int + 2 + 7
11.06 +.04
E Trend
1 11 31 8.94 .30
Delaware Instl
$ 925 mil 8008285052
B+Corp Bond
+ 1 + 9 0 4.82n ..
DIntl Equity
1 0
8.44n .14
E US Growth
0 9 23 9.09n .15
Delaware Pl Tr
$ 2.3 bil 8002318002
C+Emerg Mkts
0 + 3 +26 6.05n .08
A+Global Fxd Inc 1 + 6 +18 10.34n .08
BIntl Equity
3 + 1 +12 11.00n .20
BLabor Intl
3 + 1 +13 10.95n .20
DFA Investment
$ 70.1 bil 3103958005
A+1 Yr Fixed Inc
0 + 2 +12 10.28n +.01
A+2Yr Glbl Fxd
0 + 2 +12 10.20n +.01
A+5 Yr Gov
0 + 6 +15 10.91n +.02
A+5GlbFxdInc
0 + 3 +14 10.97n +.01
CashMuniBd + 1 + 4 .. 10.21n +.01
C+Emerg Mkts
0 3 +43 16.35n .27
C Emg Mkt Sml
0 0 +30 9.84n .05
C+EmMktCorEq 1 1 .. 9.98n .18
EmMktScCrEq 1 1 .. 6.97 .12
BEmrgMktValI 1 0 +57 16.86 .29
E Enh US Lg Co 1 4 24 5.41n .12
C+Glbl60/40 I
1 2 .. 9.27 .15
DGlobal Eq I
1 4 .. 8.61 .23
InfProtSec
+ 1 + 3 .. 10.04 +.10
DIntl Small Co
0 0 +10 10.23n .16
D Intl SmCpVal
0 + 1 +18 11.02n .16
D Intl Value
1 3 +11 12.44n .33
D Intl Value III
1 3 +10 11.65n .30
D Intl Value IV
1 3 +10 9.67n .26
D IntlCoreEq
0 1 .. 7.44n .18
IntlRealEst
+ 3 7 .. 4.06 .08
A+Intrm Govt
1 + 10 +25 12.55n +.03
E Japan Sm Co 4 + 16 +25 12.82n .06
CLg Cap Intl
1 1 14.64n .40
A+LWAS2yrGovt
0 + 3 +12 10.01n ..
E Real Estate
10 20 12.69n .66
SelHdgGlFx
0 1 .. 9.09n .07
A Sh Trm Muni
0 + 3 10.17n +.01
TAUSCorEq2
2 5 .. 5.77n .17
TAWrldUSEq
0 0 .. 5.87n .14
E TaxMg US Sm 3 10 13 13.86n .63
E TaxMgTgtVal 3 9 16 12.75n .57
CTxM Intl Val
1 3 +13 10.30n .28
E TxM US MkVl 2 6 11 9.57n .32
E TxM US MkVl II 2 6 11 9.20n .30
D TxMgdUSEq
2 4 11 9.56n .21
DUS Cor Eq 1
1 5 .. 7.20n .19
DUS Cor Eq 2
2 6 .. 7.08n .20
E US Lg Cap Val 1 5 13 13.22n .36
D US Lg Co Instl 1 4 13 6.99n .15
E US LgCapVal 3 1 5 13 10.12n .27
D US Lrg Co
1 4 13 26.20n .57
E US Micro Cap 3 10 19 8.05n .37
E US Small Cap 2 8 14 11.90n .49
E US Sml Val
3 9 13 14.34n .66
US VectorEq
2 7 .. 6.75n .24
E USTgtVal
2 8 12 9.73n .42
Diamond Hill Funds
$ 2.9 bil 6142553333
BLgShtA
+ 1 1 +27 14.02 .26
C+LongShort r
+ 1 2 +22 13.45n .26
BLongShortI
+ 1 1 .. 14.06n .26
D LrgCap A
0 3 +10 10.50 .21
D LrgCap I
0 3 .. 10.52n .21
DSmallCap A
1 4
16.37 .57
Direxion Funds
$ 552 mil 8008510511
ComTrdsStr
4 4 .. 31.30n .59
Dodge&Cox
$ 85.6 bil 8006213979
D Balanced
+ 1 0 13 51.68n .74
Glbl Stock
+ 1 0 .. 5.40n .13
A Income
+ 1 + 8 11.92n +.02
DIntl Stock
0 2 +11 22.00n .49
E Stock
0 4 18 74.73n 1.61
Domini Soc Inv
$ 732 mil 8007626814
E
E
E
E
E

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

E Equity
1 7 23 19.36n .48
Dreyfus
$ 28.6 bil 8006456561
A+100% US Tr In
0 + 6 +19 13.71n +.03
B+AMTFrMuniZ
+ 3 + 8 12.50n +.04
CAppreciation 2 3 12 27.71n .62
D Bas S&P500
1 5 14 18.12n .40
A+Bd Mkt Inv
0 + 7 +15 10.26n +.01
D Bos Sml Gr
4 11 35.09n 1.06
D Bos Sml Val
3 8 14.33n .50
D BosSmTxEq
5 11 23.57n .72
B+CAAMTFrMuZ + 4 + 9 13.59n +.06
D CoreValueA
3 5 12 18.20 .40
B CT A
+ 3 +6
10.73 +.05
D Disc Stock
2 5 15 20.67n .52
D Dreyfus Fund 1 5 18 6.07n .14
E Emerg Leaders 4 13 35 12.91n .53
C Emg Mkts A
1 0
6.68 .10
B+Gen NY Mu b
+ 3 + 9 17.53n +.08
A+GNMA Z
+ 1 + 5 +13 14.79n ..
DGrowth & Inc 1 6 22 9.37n .19
A+GrtrChinaA
1 + 18 +27 20.90 +.01
D Intl Stk Idx
0 0 11.29n .19
D Intl Val A
0 +3
8.99 .20
AIntm Inc A
+ 1 +4
11.28 +.03
AIntm Muni
+ 3 + 8 12.84n +.05
E LgCapEq I
.. .. no quote
D+LgCapVal I
.. .. no quote
C+LtdHiYld I
+ 5 + 6 12 5.32n +.03
B+MA Z
+ 3 + 8 .. 10.63 +.03
B MD A
+ 3 +5
10.81 +.06
E MidCapVal A + 2 1 18 17.25 .45
B Muni Bond r
+ 3 + 6 10.40n +.05
B MuniBdOppA + 3 + 5
11.41 +.04
B MuniBdOppZ + 3 + 5 .. 11.41 +.04
E NewLeadr A
0 7 30 20.86 .52
B+NJMuniBd A
+ 3 +8
12.06 +.04
B+NY Tx Ex
+ 3 + 10 13.81n +.05
B+NYAMTFrMnA + 3 + 10
13.34 +.06
B+OH A
+ 3 +6
11.34 +.05
DResearchGrZ
0 3 18 5.53 .11
DS&P MidIndx 1 4 16.46n .46
DS&P500 Idx
1 5 15 24.90n .54
E S&PStars T
1 4 15 18.90 .45
A+Sh Intm Govt
0 + 3 +12 10.81n +.01
A ShIntmMunD + 1 + 3 12.72n +.01
B+ShTrmInc D
+1 0
9.80n +.04
D SmCpStkIdx
5 9 12.77n .51
B+StanFxdInc
+ 1 + 4 17.75n +.02
A StanIntmTxEx + 2 + 7 21.31n +.07
D+StratValA
3 3
19.55 .50
E Tech Gr A
+ 1 5 30 16.35 .35
D Third Cent Z
1 4 16 6.56n .16
BWldWdGr A
2 2
30.71 .76
Driehaus Funds
$ 550 mil 8886368835
BEmergMktsGr 2 2 +37 16.93n .29
E Intl Disc
1 7 18.06n .28
Dupree Mutual
$ 935 mil 8008660614
A KY Tax Fr Inc
+ 2 + 12
7.47n +.02
DWS Scudder A
$ 11.8 bil 8006211048
CBalanced
0 1 12 6.98 .09
E Blue Chip
0 1 17 10.91 .24
B CA Tax Free
+ 4 +8
6.79 +.03
D+Cap Growth
0 4
37.59 .65
E Dreman HRt
1 4 26 23.99 .53
C+DremanSmVal 1 1 +16 23.58 .69
C High Income + 5 + 2 14 3.70 +.01
E Intl
1 5
34.03 1.16
CLrg Cap Val
0 1 14 13.11 .28
B Mgd Muni
+ 4 +8
8.32 +.04
E RREEFRealEs 10 23
9.93 .50
AStratgc Inc
+ 1 +6
4.04 +.01
A+StrGovSec
+ 1 + 4 +13 8.47 ..
D+StrHiYdTx
+ 5 0 17 9.87 +.05
E Technology
+ 2 9 35 7.34 .16
DWS Scudder B
$ 369 mil 8006211048
E Dreman HRt
1 4 28 23.91n .53
DWS Scudder C
$ 782 mil 8006211048
E Dreman HRt
1 4 28 23.95 .52
DWS Scudder Instl
$ 3.1 bil 8006211048
D+AdvLifLngRg
0 4 16 6.99n .08
C+CoreFxdInc
+ 2 3 10 8.85n +.05
D EAFE EqIdx
1 1
9.53n .29
D Eq 500 Idx
1 5 14 100.91n 2.20
A+US Bond Idx
0 + 8 +16 10.34 +.02
DWS Scudder S
$ 14.1 bil 8006211048
B CA Tax Free
+ 4 +8
6.78n +.03
D+Cap Growth
0 4 37.82n .66
C+CorePlusInc
+ 2 6 11 9.90n +.06
D Eq 500 Idx
1 5 14 99.89n 2.19
E Glob Oppor
0 6 15 21.50n .50
E GlobalThem
1 0 19 14.75n .36
A Gold & Prec
5 + 35 13.08n .17
E Growth & Inc
0 0 25 10.94n .24
A+IncomeGNMA + 1 + 4 +14 14.93n ..
AInterTxFree
+ 2 + 8 10.99n +.03
E Intl
1 5 34.16n 1.16
E Intl Europe
1 6 13 17.64n .64
D+Inv LrgCoGr
0 4 20.46n .34
DInvSP500Idx
1 5 15 11.83n .26
C Lrg Cap Val
0 1 .. 13.10 .29
BLtnAmerEq
+ 5 0 +68 28.72n .18
AMA Tax Free
+ 4 + 10 13.35n +.07
B Mgd Muni Bd + 4 + 8
8.33n +.03
B NY Tax Free
+ 3 +8
9.78n +.06
AShDurPlus
+ 1 1
8.84n +.03
C StrHiYdTax
+ 5 0 14 9.88n +.05
E`Trade Funds
$ 499 mil 8007862575
D S&P500
1 5 14 7.02n .15
Eagle Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8002373101
E Cap Appr A
+ 3 12 21 16.76 .35
D MidCapStkA
2 4
17.17 .32
D MidCapStkC
2 4 15.28n .29
D+SmCapGrowA 1 7 10 20.73 .41
Eaton Vance A
$ 23.8 bil 8002256265
CAMTFrMnBdI + 7 + 6 17 8.21n +.07
D+AMTFrMunBd + 7 + 6 17 7.51 +.06
BBalanced
0 1
5.34 .07
C CA Muni
+ 6 + 6 14 8.56 +.06
B DivBuilder x
3 0 +38x 8.62 .20
DFloating Rt
+ 4 8 26 6.60 ..
A+Govt Oblig
+ 1 + 5 +12 7.48 +.02
E Greatr India
3 6 +19 11.74 .06
E Hi Yld Muni
+ 7 12 32 6.22 +.04
E HiIncOpp
+ 6 10 .. 3.00 ..
D Inc Bostn
+ 5 4 21 4.12 +.01
C Lrg Cap Val
3 3
14.13 .32
CMA Muni
+ 5 + 4 16 7.42 +.04
B Natl LtdMuni + 4 + 3
9.19 +.04
E Natl Muni
+10 + 2 23 7.94 +.08
D+NJ Muni
+ 6 0 19 7.73 +.05
D+NY Muni
+ 7 + 4 20 7.99 +.05
BOH Muni
+ 5 +8
7.93 +.04
CPA Muni
+ 7 + 4 15 7.77 +.04
AStrat Inc
+ 2 1
6.84 +.01
C Tax Mgd Val
3 4
13.04 .28
D TaxMgGr 1.1
1 3 12 17.44 .38
D TaxMgGr 1.2
1 3 12 7.86 .17
CTxEqAsstAl
2 5
9.27 .23
CTxMgdDivInc 1 + 1
8.33 .14
D TxMgdGr 1.0
1 3 11 397.28n 8.76
B WW HlthSci
1 +4
8.08 .13
Eaton Vance Adv
$ 472 mil 8002256265
DFloat Rate
+ 4 8 26 6.39n +.01
DFloat&HiInc
+ 4 9 26 6.22n +.01
Eaton Vance B
$ 2.0 bil 8002256265
A+Govt Oblig
+ 1 + 5 +10 7.48n +.02
CLrg Cap Val
3 3 14.13n .31
E Natl Muni
+10 + 2 24 7.95n +.08
B+Strat Inc
+ 2 1
6.47 +.01
D TxMgGr1.1
1 3 13 16.88n .38
D TxMgGr1.2
1 3 14 7.68n .17
B WW HlthSci
1 +4
8.43n .14
Eaton Vance C
$ 5.0 bil 8002256265
B DivBuilder x
3 0 +35x 8.65n .20
E Float&HiInc
+ 4 9 28 6.21 ..
E Floating Rt
+ 4 9 28 6.38n ..
A+Govt Oblig
+ 1 + 5 +10 7.47n +.02
E Hi Yld Muni
+ 7 12 34 5.76n +.03
CLrg Cap Val
3 3 14.13n .31
E Natl Muni
+10 + 2 24 7.95 +.08
B+Strat Inc
+ 2 1
6.47 ..
CTx Mg Val
3 4 12.68n .28
D+TxEqAsstAl
2 5
8.88n .22
D+TxMgdDivInc 1 + 1
8.32 .13
D TxMgGr 1.1
1 3 14 15.88n .35
D TxMgGr 1.2
1 3 14 7.68n .17
B WW HlthSci
1 +4
8.44n .13
Eton Vance Instl
$ 798 mil 8002256265
B TxMgdEmMkt 1 7 +60 25.18n .35
Evergreen A
$ 9.6 bil 8003432898
A Adj Rate
+ 1 2
8.75 ..
BAsset Alloc
1 4
9.28 .08
B CA Muni Bd
+ 5 +9
9.78 +.05
D Core Bond
+ 3 5 24 7.19 +.03
E DivCapBldr
+ 4 + 1 34 4.30 .08
D EnhcedS&P5 2 4
9.86 .21
D Equity Inc
2 6 18 13.44 .35
DEquity Index
1 5 16 31.48 .69
D+Fundmtl Lrg
2 8
16.77 .48
C Glbl Opport
1 1 +23 20.83 .36

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

CHighInc
+ 6 + 1 21 2.26 +.01
CIntl Eqty
3 3
5.89 .13
C Lg Co Gr
0 1
5.80 .14
E Mid Cap Gr
1 8 22 3.50 .08
B+Muni Bond
+ 4 + 8 0 6.80 +.03
C Omega
1 2
21.74 .62
A+PreciousMtl
6 + 37 +63 46.03 .34
DSpecial Val
3 6
13.30 .55
AStrat Muni
+ 2 +4
8.50 +.02
A US Govt
+ 1 +2
9.50 +.02
AUtil&Telecm
+ 1 + 4 +50 10.40 .11
Evergreen B
$ 2.2 bil 8003432898
AAdj Rate
+ 1 2
8.75n ..
BAsset Alloc
1 4
9.20n .08
Evergreen C
$ 4.6 bil 8003432898
AAdj Rate
+ 1 2
8.75 ..
BAsset Alloc
1 4
9.02 .07
A+PreciousMtl
6 + 37 +58 42.88 .32
Evergreen I
$ 8.5 bil 8003432898
A Adj Rate
+ 1 2
8.75n ..
BAsset Alloc
1 4
9.32n .08
D Core Bond
+ 3 5 23 7.19n +.03
AEmgMktGrwth
0 0 +46 11.27n .13
D+EnhcedS&P5 2 4
9.92n .21
DEquity IdxI
1 5 15 31.50n .68
D Equity Inc
2 6 17 13.43n .35
D+Fundmtl Lrg
2 7 17.06n .49
E Growth
3 8 18 9.07n .33
A+Intl Bond I
1 + 11 +17 10.27n +.01
CIntl Eqty
3 3
5.93n .13
IntrinsVal
0 3 .. 7.28 .16
AIntrmd Muni I + 4 + 10 59.03n +.26
B+Muni Bond
+ 4 +8
6.80n +.03
B NC Muni
+ 4 +9
9.32n +.04
B PA Muni
+ 4 +5
9.91n +.04
ASh Intm Mun + 2 + 2 0 9.40n +.03
C Sh Intmd Bd
+ 2 0 16 4.56n +.02
D Special Val
3 6 13.38n .55
D Strat Gr I
+ 1 2 11 19.51n .35
A US Govt
+ 1 +2
9.50n +.02

F
B Fairholme
+ 3 3 +28 22.53 .43
FAM Funds
$ 634 mil 8009323271
D Value
1 4 31.88n .72
FBR Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8888880025
C+Focus Inv r
2 0 +13 30.15n .86
B+GasUtilInv r
0 + 4 +29 13.95n .26
D SmFinl Inv
3 6 19 13.89n .29
Federated A
$ 12.9 bil 8002455051
E Amer Ldrs
3 5 27 10.92 .18
B+Bond
+ 2 +6
7.55 +.04
BCapital Apprec 1 5
14.79 .23
BCapital Inc
+ 1 + 3 0 6.10 .02
C+Equity Inc
2 1
13.82 .24
C Hi Inc Bond
+ 6 + 1 16 5.55 +.04
C InterCont
3 0 +20 31.73 1.02
E IntlSmMdCo
1 4
21.50 .45
D+Kaufmann
1 4
3.58 .07
E KaufSmlCap
0 3
14.59 .42
E Md Gr Strat
+ 1 4
22.79 .57
AMI Intermed
+ 2 +8
10.67 +.03
BMkt Opps
+ 2 + 10
10.73 .23
B Muni Secs
+ 3 + 10
9.47 +.04
A Muni Ultrshrt
0 +2
9.96 +.01
BMuni&Stock
+ 1 +4
9.33 .03
D MuniHiYld A
+ 3 5 18 6.92 +.03
BPA Muni Inc
+ 4 +6
9.86 +.04
A+PrudentBear + 1 0 +28 6.75 +.09
A+PrudGlbInc
2 + 3 +12 11.82 .11
C+Strat Value
1 2 .. 3.78 .05
B StratInc
+ 3 +4
7.22 +.03
A Tot Rtn Bd
+ 1 +5
10.29 +.03
A+US Govt Secs + 1 + 4 +12 7.69 +.01
Federated B
$ 2.1 bil 8002455051
B Bond
+ 2 +5
7.57n +.03
BCapital Apprec 1 5 10 14.15n .22
CHi Inc Bd
+ 6 0 18 5.53n +.03
D Kaufmann
1 4
3.40 .07
BMkt Opps
+ 2 + 9 10.68n .22
C+StratInc
+ 3 + 4 14 7.21 +.03
Federated C
$ 2.4 bil 8002455051
D Kaufmn C
1 4
3.40 .07
E KaufSmlCap
0 3 11 14.11 .41
BMkt Opps
+ 1 +9
10.65 .23
Federated F
$ 915 mil 8002455051
B+Bond
+ 2 +6
7.59 +.04
A+Govt Inc Sec
+ 1 + 4 +13 8.91 +.01
D MuniHiYield
+ 3 5 18 6.92 +.03
Federated Instl
$ 12.2 bil 8003417400
A+AdjRate IS
+ 1 + 3 +12 9.62n +.03
A+GNMA Instl
+ 1 + 5 +15 11.18n ..
A+Govt 13 Instl
0 + 3 +14 10.89n +.01
A+Govt 25 Instl
0 + 6 +19 12.10n +.04
A+GovUltSh
0 + 1 +11 9.87n +.01
A GovUltSh Sv
0 + 1 +10 9.87n +.01
A+Income
+ 1 + 6 +16 10.56n ..
AIntmCorpBd
+ 1 + 4 0 8.95n +.04
B+Intmd Muni
+ 2 +9
9.46n +.03
D+Kaufmann K
1 4
3.58 .07
DMaxCapIdx
1 5 21 10.08n .22
DMaxCpIdxSS
1 5 22 10.04n .22
DMid Cap Idx
1 4 12.85n .36
A+Mortgage
+ 1 + 4 +12 9.76n +.01
A Muni Ultrshrt
0 +2
9.96n +.01
AShIntMun
+ 1 +3
9.85n +.01
A ShTrmInc
0 0
7.94n +.02
D+Stock
4 5 16 16.96n .27
C+Strat Value
1 2 .. 3.79n .05
A+Tot Ret Gov
0 + 7 +23 11.60n +.03
A Tot Rtn Bd
+ 1 + 5 +11 10.29n +.03
A TotRtnBd Svc + 1 + 5 +10 10.29n +.03
B+Ultra Sh Bd
0 1
8.57n +.02
B UltraShBdSvc
0 1
8.57n +.02
Federated Y
$ 335 mil 8002455051
A+US Gov 13
0 + 3 +14 10.89n +.01
Fidelity Adv A
$ 15.8 bil 8005227297
CBalanced
0 2 15 10.76 .15
E Div Growth
+ 1 5 32 6.86 .20
DDivers Intl r
3 1
11.87 .35
E Dynamic Cap r + 2 2 12 11.92 .28
E Equity Gr
1 13 23 33.67 .76
E Equity Inc
3 7 18 16.15 .36
BFloatRtHiIn r + 4 + 3 10 7.87 +.03
GovtIncome
0 + 7 .. 10.97 +.01
E Growth & Inc 1 7 19 11.84 .27
E Growth Opp
+ 3 6 33 19.34 .40
E HiInc Advt
+ 6 2 24 6.04 .01
AInflProtBd
+ 1 +2
10.54 +.10
D+IntlDiscov r
2 3 .. 23.01 .55
B+Intmd Bd
+ 2 +2
9.62 +.04
E Lev Co Stk
+ 6 7
18.50 .42
E Mid Cap A
0 7 31 11.07 .20
D Mid Cp II
1 3 .. 10.19 .18
B+Muni Inc
+ 3 +9
11.83 +.06
CNew Insight
2 7 +16 13.13 .23
ASh Tm Fx
0 1
8.70 +.01
BSmall Cap
0 1 +15 17.23 .22
B+Strat Inc
+ 2 +3
9.94 +.01
E Value Strat
+ 2 7 37 12.70 .42
Fidelity Adv B
$ 2.1 bil 8005260084
E DiversIntl
3 2 11.41n .34
E Mid Cap
0 7 33 10.57n .19
D+New Insight
2 7 +12 12.66n .21
B Strategic Inc + 2 + 3 0 9.97n +.02
Fidelity Adv C
$ 5.5 bil 8005227297
E Divers Intl
3 2 11.44n .34
E Equity Grow r 2 13 26 31.47n .71
E Equity Inc r
4 7 20 16.23n .37
C+FloatRtHiIn r + 4 + 3 12 7.87n +.03
GovtIncome
1 + 6 .. 10.89n +.02
E Lev Co Stk
+ 6 8 11 17.81n .40
E Mid Cap C
0 7 33 10.56n .19
DMid Cp II
1 3 .. 9.96n .18
D+New Insight
2 7 +12 12.70n .22
C+Small Cap
0 1 +10 15.69n .20
B Strat Inc
+ 2 + 3 0 9.93n +.02
Fidelity Adv Free A
$ 3.4 bil 8005448888
C 2010
0 3
8.62 .10
C 2015
0 3
8.50 .10
D+2020
0 4 12 8.54 .13
D 2025
0 4 12 8.08 .13
D2030
1 5 15 8.37 .15
D2035
1 6 15 7.84 .15
E 2040
1 6 16 8.32 .17
Fidelity Adv Free T
$ 1.3 bil 8005448888
C 2010
0 3
8.59 .10
C2015
0 3
8.49 .10
D 2020
0 4 12 8.53 .13
D 2025
0 4 13 8.10 .13
D2030
1 5 16 8.35 .16
E 2040
1 6 17 8.30 .17
Fidelity Adv I
$ 16.7 bil 8005260084
DDivers Intl
3 1 12.04n .35
E DynmcApprec + 2 2 11 12.15n .29
E Equity Grow
1 13 22 35.68n .80
E Equity Inc
3 7 18 16.61n .37
BFloatRtHiIn
+ 4 +3
7.86n +.03

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

GovtIncome
0 + 8 .. 10.98 +.02
DGrowth & Inc 1 7 18 11.91n .27
C High Inc
+ 6 + 1 16 6.50n +.03
E HiInc Advt
+ 6 2 24 5.78n .01
AInflProtBd
+ 1 + 2 +10 10.55n +.10
B+Intermed Bd
+ 2 +2
9.64n +.03
CIntlDiscov r
2 3 .. 23.11 .55
AIntMunInc r
+ 2 + 7 .. 9.85n +.03
E Large Cap
0 7 22 10.69n .31
E Lev Co Stk
+ 6 7 18.69n .42
E Mid Cap I
0 7 30 11.49n .21
D Mid Cp II
1 3 .. 10.28n .18
B+Muni Inc
+ 3 + 9 11.78n +.05
CNew Insight
2 7 +18 13.26n .23
D+Overseas
2 5 13.03n .33
ASh Fxd Inc
0 0
8.73n +.01
A+Sh Intmd Govt
0 + 4 +16 10.18n +.02
BSmall Cap
0 1 +17 17.90n .23
B+Strat Inc
+ 2 + 3 10.04n +.02
CStrtRealRet
+ 1 6 .. 6.92n +.01
ATotalBond
+ 2 + 4 .. 9.37n +.03
Fidelity Adv T
$ 14.5 bil 8005260084
D+Balanced
0 2 16 10.85 .15
E Div Growth
+ 1 5 33 6.86 .20
DDivers Intl
3 1
11.78 .35
E Equity Gr
2 13 23 33.62 .76
E Equity Inc
3 7 19 16.38 .36
GovtIncome
0 + 7 .. 10.96 +.02
E Growth & Inc 1 7 19 11.84 .27
E Growth Opp
+ 3 6 33 19.54 .40
E HiInc Advt
+ 6 3 24 6.06 .01
B+Intermed Bd
+ 1 +2
9.62 +.03
E Lev Co Stk
+ 6 7
18.22 .41
E Mid Cap
0 7 31 11.19 .20
D Mid Cp II
1 3 .. 10.15 .17
B+Muni Inc
+ 3 +9
11.86 +.06
CNew Insight
2 7 +15 13.04 .22
D Overseas
2 5
13.15 .33
AShTrm Fxd Inc
0 1
8.71 +.02
C+Small Cap
0 1 +14 16.75 .22
B+Strategic Inc + 2 + 3
9.94 +.02
E Value Strat
+ 2 7 38 13.18 .44
Fidelity Freedom
$ 59.7 bil 8005448888
B 2000
0 1 10.10n .04
C+2005
0 2
8.41n .08
C+2010
0 2 10.38n .11
C 2015
0 2
8.57n .10
C2020
0 3 10.05n .15
D+2025
0 3
8.23n .13
D 2030
0 4 11 9.73n .18
D 2035
0 4 11 8.01n .15
D2040
0 4 12 5.57n .11
2045
0 4 .. 6.56n .14
2050
0 5 .. 6.44n .13
B Income
+1 0
9.61n .03
Fidelity Select
$ 15.6 bil 8005448888
E Banking r
10 20 43 13.33n .43
BBiotechnlgy r
0 + 3 +15 58.96n 1.06
E Brokrge&Inv r + 1 10 16 32.14n .83
C Chemicals r
+ 6 8 49.16n 1.03
E Computers r
+ 5 10 31 26.19n .45
A+ConsumeStpl r 3 + 1 +34 49.66n .75
C Dfnse&Aero r + 2 + 4 +14 50.33n .67
E Electronics r
0 10 45 22.56n .60
DEnergy r
+ 5 + 1 +46 31.44n 1.25
E Energy Svcs r + 6 13 +27 38.17n 2.58
E Financl Svcs r 3 14 44 45.24n 1.30
A+Gold r
7 + 39 +46 29.30n .36
D Health Care r 1 3 80.46n 1.06
C Leisure r
2 + 9 53.00n .57
D+Materials r
+ 4 2 0 31.64n .82
BMed Eq & Sys r
0 11 +13 18.36n .12
E Medcl Dlvry r + 2 3 +14 29.35n .50
E Natural Gas r + 7 2 +23 21.55n .81
C Natural Res
+ 2 + 3 +49 19.28n .74
B Pharm r
1 +1
8.68n .08
C+Sftwr&Cmp r + 1 5 47.52n .84
E Technology r + 2 9 34 40.58n .85
E Telecommun r + 4 + 5 13 27.63n .77
B Utility Gr r
0 + 7 +30 40.29n .46
E Wireless
+ 6 2 +14 4.54n .08
Fidelity Spartan
$ 44.3 bil 8005448888
D500 Idx Adv
1 5 .. 61.28n 1.34
D500 Idx Inv
1 5 14 61.28n 1.34
DExtMkt Adv
0 6 .. 22.44n .71
DExtMkt Inv
0 6 22.44n .71
D+IntlIdx Adv
2 1 .. 26.14n .75
D+IntlIdx Inv
2 1 26.14n .75
IntTrsBdAd r
1 + 11 .. 11.47n +.03
IntTrsBdIdx r 1 + 11 .. 11.47n +.03
LTTrInv r
4 + 17 .. 11.74n +.01
STTrAdv r
0 + 4 .. 10.77n +.01
D TotMkt Adv
1 5 .. 24.77n .58
D TotMkt Inv
1 5 11 24.77n .58
DUS EqIdxAdv
1 5 .. 31.48n .68
D US EqIdxInv
1 5 14 31.48n .68
Fidelity Invest
$ 404 bil 8005448888
100 Index
2 5 .. 6.49 .14
C4in1 Idx r
1 2 19.62n .40
DAdvCapDev A 2 8 22 6.73 .12
DAdvCapDevO 2 8 21 6.88n .13
E AdvDivStkO
+ 1 6 26 8.71n .26
E Aggr Intl
0 0 31 7.42n .19
E Aggres Gr r
1 8 22 11.50n .21
CAssetMgr50% + 1 1 15 10.94n .12
D AssetMgr70% r + 1 2 19 10.81n .18
DAssetMgr85%
0 2 13 8.54n .16
B AsstMgr20% r + 1 0 10.44n .03
CBalanced
0 2 13.14n .18
E BlueChipGro
1 7 23 26.12n .65
E BlueChipVal
2 6 20 7.75n .20
B+CA Muni Inc
+ 3 + 8 11.33n +.06
C+Canada r
+ 2 5 +38 35.68n .84
D Cap & Inc
+ 6 3 16 5.77n +.02
E CaptlApprec
+ 2 2 19 16.01n .37
A CAShTxFrBd r + 1 + 6 .. 10.36n +.02
AChina Rgn
3 1 +28 16.44n .39
CContrafund
2 6 44.46n .78
E Convrt Secs
+ 6 2 22 14.87n .11
ACT Muni Inc r + 2 + 10 10.94n +.04
DDisciplnd Eq
0 4 10 17.44n .33
D Diversifd Intl 2 4 21.15n .55
E Dividend Grow + 1 4 31 15.87n .47
DEmrg Mkts
0 5 +31 12.95n .22
E Equity Inc
2 5 22 30.38n .78
E Equity Inc II
3 7 24 12.86n .29
CEuro CapApp r 2 3 13.44n .41
D+Europe r
2 2 +15 22.39n .68
BExchange
1 2 241.20n 3.79
E Exprt&Mltint r 1 6 10 14.30n .30
D Fidelity Fund 1 5 11 22.52n .47
E Fifty r
1 8 29 10.94n .20
BFloatHiInc
+ 4 +3
7.86n +.02
B+Global Balncd 2 0 +14 16.40n .19
A+GNMA
+ 1 + 6 +17 11.26n +.01
A+Govt Income
0 + 7 +23 10.94n +.02
E Gr & Inc
1 9 44 13.08n .43
D GrDiscovery
2 13 14 8.48n .19
D Grwth Cmpny
0 5 49.14n 1.26
C High Income + 5 + 2 14 6.37n +.02
DIndependnc
1 4 14.18n .27
AInflProtBd
+ 1 + 2 +10 10.57n +.10
A+Int Gov Inc
0 + 6 +20 10.96n +.03
A Int Mun Inc
+ 2 +7
9.83n +.02
CIntl Discov
2 3 +12 23.14n .55
E IntlRealEst r
0 6 .. 6.64n .14
E IntlSmCap
2 3 12.14n .15
E IntlSmlOpp
2 12 .. 5.86n .13
IntlVal r
2 1 .. 5.85n .17
B+Intmd Bond
+ 2 +2
9.23n +.03
B+Inv Grade Bd + 1 + 2
6.43n +.01
E Japan r
1 + 2 10 8.81n .16
E Jpn Sm Cos r 3 + 2 24 6.95n .02
E Large Cap Stk
0 7 25 10.06n .29
BLatin Amer r
+ 6 + 3 +99 29.32n +.02
E LevrgdCoStk + 6 7 12 15.37n .37
LgCorEnhIdx 1 3 .. 6.32 .13
D Low Pr Stk
0 0 23.04n .50
E Lrg Cp Val r
3 7
8.32n .21
AMA Muni Inc
+ 2 + 10 11.15n +.04
E Magellan
0 5 31 46.02n 1.25
AMD MuniInc
+ 3 + 9 10.20n +.04
DMegaCpStk
2 6 16 6.84n .14
A MI Muni Inc
+ 2 + 9 11.52n +.03
E Mid Grow r
+ 1 8 28 6.84n .16
E Mid Stk
1 4 18 15.52n .41
E Mid Val r
1 4
9.37n .29
A MN Muni Inc
+ 2 + 8 10.95n +.03
AMortg Secs
+ 1 + 3 10.18n +.01
AMunicipal Inc + 3 + 9 11.79n +.06
D New Millnm
2 5 15 17.21n .44
B NewMktsInc r + 1 + 7 11.39n +.02
ANJ Muni Inc r + 3 + 9 11.00n +.04
DNordic r
1 9 18.63n .56
ANY Muni Inc
+ 3 + 12 12.24n +.05
AOH Muni Inc
+ 2 + 11 11.12n +.05
DOTC
+ 2 7 13 28.73n .74
D Overseas
1 4 24.72n .52
A PA Muni Inc r + 2 + 8 10.38n +.03
E Pacific Basin r 3 1 12.85n .22
C Puritan
0 2 13.05n .13
E Real Estate
8 18 14.30n .69
E RealEstInc r
+ 2 11 24 6.71n .01
A Sh Int Muni
+ 1 + 4 10.43n +.02
B+Short Term Bd
0 1 0 7.99n +.02
E Small Stk
0 6 20 9.81n .26
E SmIndep r
2 7 23 10.30n .34
E Sml Grow r
0 6 .. 8.65n .21
D+Sml Val r
2 0 .. 9.16n .36

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

A11

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

SmlOpport
3 6 .. 5.41 .17
B+SoEast Asia r 5 4 +49 17.99n .32
DStkSelector
1 7 14 16.86n .38
E StraDiv&Inc
0 5 .. 7.15n .12
CStraRealRet r + 1 6 .. 6.93n +.01
B+Strategic Inc + 2 + 3
8.88n +.02
ATax Fr Bond
+ 3 + 10 10.15n +.04
ATotal Bond
+ 2 +4
9.38n +.03
DTrend
0 5 13 38.99n .96
BUltra Sh Bd
0 1 10 8.12n ..
A+US Bond Idx
0 + 6 +12 10.84n +.02
B Utility
1 + 7 +22 12.96n .16
E Val Disc
2 7 10.00n .23
E Value
0 9 17 39.96n 1.20
CWorld Wide
2 6 12.35n .30
FidltyAdvFoc A
$ 611 mil 8005227297
D Energy r
+ 5 + 2 +26 21.58 .87
D Health Care
1 3
14.74 .19
E Technology r + 2 9 35 10.50 .21
FidltyAdvFoc T
$ 454 mil 8005227297
D Energy r
+ 5 + 2 +25 22.15 .89
Fifth Third Inst
$ 2.7 bil 8003340483
B Bond
+ 1 2
8.20n +.05
D DiscpLgVal
1 3 14 7.90n .16
D Eqty Index
1 5 14 16.89n .37
D Intl Equity
1 1
6.21n .17
C LM Moderate
0 4 10 8.40n .06
D+Quality Gr
1 7 18 10.83n .22
A Sh Trm Bd
+ 1 1
8.98n +.04
First Amer A
$ 1.4 bil 8006773863
E MidCapGrOpp
0 6 14 21.97 .52
DSm Cap Sel
3 5 19 7.60 .29
First Amer Y
$ 10.0 bil 8006773863
B Core Bond
+ 2 +1
9.51n +.02
C Equity Inc
2 3
9.54n .16
D Equity Index
1 5 15 16.19n .35
AInt Tax Fr
+ 3 + 7 10.37n +.03
B+Int Trm Bd
+ 2 +2
8.94n +.04
D Intl
2 2
8.57n .22
E Lg Cap Sel
1 6 22 8.08n .15
D LgCapGrOpp
1 6 12 20.45n .44
D Lrg Cap Val
3 5 10 11.65n .22
D Mid Cap Val
3 2 15.33n .36
DMid Cp Idx
1 4
7.59n .22
E MidCapGrOpp
0 6 12 23.53n .56
AMN IntTxFr
+ 3 +7
9.48n +.04
D Real Estate
11 21 10.21n .50
ASh Tax Fr
+ 1 +3
9.63n +.02
ASh Trm Bd
+ 1 1
9.30n +.02
DSm Cap Sel
3 5 17 8.23n .30
D Small Cap Val 6 8 12 7.38n .28
BTax Free
+ 5 +4
9.04n +.05
BTotal Retrn
+ 2 +2
8.12n +.02
First Eagle
$ 14.2 bil 8003342143
C+Fund Amer Y + 2 2 17.30n .30
AGlobal A
1 + 4 +31 32.68 .45
A+Gold A
6 + 24 +44 18.37 .18
AOverseas A
1 + 6 +36 16.40 .12
BUS ValueA
0 2 +10 12.06 .20
First Invstrs A
$ 4.1 bil 8004234026
D Blue Chip b
1 4 13 16.15 .32
D Fnd for Inc b
+ 5 4 23 2.00 ..
D+Global b
0 2
4.52 .08
A+Government b + 1 + 6 +14 11.13 .01
DGr & Inc b
1 4 13 9.83 .22
AIns Tax Ex b
+ 3 + 11
9.49 +.04
BInvest Grade b + 3 + 7 11 8.14 +.03
ANY Tax Free b + 3 + 12
13.78 +.04
E Opp b
2 5 10 16.24 .48
E SelectGrow b 1 7 19 5.00 .05
C Spec Stuatn b 2 8
14.54 .39
C+Total Return b
0 +1
11.56 .12
CValue b
1 3 0 5.30 .12
First Src Mono
$ 922 mil 8007668938
BIncEquity
0 1 +12 10.39n .16
Firsthand Funds
$ 202 mil 8888842675
E Tech Value
1 16 26 23.23n 1.27
B+ FirstPac HI + 2 + 5 10.13n +.05
FMI Funds
$ 2.3 bil 8008115311
BCommon Stk 1 0 15.75n .41
D+Focus
2 7 18 16.32n .58
C+Large Cap b
1 2 +10 10.98n .22
Forum Funds
$ 2.9 bil 8009436786
B AbsStrat
0 3 .. 8.96n .05
E BrnCrInIns
+ 1 0 22 5.21n .07
A+BrownIntmdI + 1 + 5 +13 10.79n +.02
D GldnLgCrInt
1 3 .. 7.77n .12
E GldnSmCrInt 1 5 .. 7.13 .26
C+Wintergrn
+ 2 4 .. 8.88n .10
Forward Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8009996809
E Intl SmCo I
1 2
9.41n .15
E Small to Mid
2 7 12 18.01n .51
E SmlEq Inv
4 13 11.52n .35
FPA Funds
$ 4.7 bil 8009824372
E Capital
+ 1 10 16 21.86 .68
B Crescent I
+ 2 0 +10 20.03n .21
A+New Income
0 + 2 +12 10.99 +.01
E Paramount
3 11 11 10.22 .39
E Perennial
3 11 12 20.23 .76
Frank/Tmp Fr A
$ 97.9 bil 8003425236
A+Adj US Gov
0 + 1 +10 8.87 ..
B+AL Tax Fr
+ 2 +9
10.52 +.04
B+AZTaxFrInc
+ 3 + 10
10.03 +.06
E Bal Sheet
1 2
34.67 .97
BBiotch Dsc
0 +4
52.53 .95
CCA HighYld
+ 3 3 12 7.71 +.04
B+CA InsTxFr
+ 3 + 10
11.49 +.06
B+CA IntTxFr
+ 2 +6
10.67 +.03
B CA Tax Fr
+ 3 +8
6.42 +.04
DCap Growth
1 4 20 7.76 .19
A ChinaWrld
1 + 4 +42 20.94 .12
B CnsrvTrgt
+ 1 +2
10.98 .07
B CO Tax Fr
+ 3 + 9 0 10.68 +.06
E Conv Secs
+ 4 + 2 19 9.57 .02
DCorefoAlloc
0 3 14 8.49 .17
B+CT TaxFrInc
+ 3 +8
10.00 +.04
BDouble Tx Fr
+ 3 +4
10.03 +.05
DDynatech
0 9 15 17.32 .28
E Equity Inc
1 1 23 12.22 .21
AFedIntTxFr
+ 2 +8
10.91 +.04
A FedLtdTaxFr
+ 1 +3
10.05 +.01
B+FedTxFrInc
+ 3 +8
10.86 +.05
B+FL Tax Fr
+ 3 +9
10.84 +.06
CFltRateDly
+ 4 3 18 7.30 ..
D Flx Cap Gr
1 6
30.64 .67
DFoundAlloc
+ 1 0 15 7.90 .12
B+GA Tax Fr
+ 2 + 10
11.12 +.05
A+Gold & Prec
5 + 35 +46 23.63 .22
D+Grwth
+ 1 1
29.61 .49
C+GrwthTgt
0 0
10.50 .16
C+High Inc
+ 6 + 6 11 1.52 +.01
C+HiYldTxFr
+ 3 +1
8.48 +.08
C+Income
+ 2 + 6 12 1.69 .01
B+Ins Tax Fr
+ 3 + 10
11.20 +.05
B+KY Tax Fr
+ 2 + 10
10.36 +.04
B+LA Tax Fr
+ 2 + 8 0 10.28 +.04
A+LtdMatGovt
0 + 5 +13 10.47 +.02
B+MA InsTaxFr
+ 2 +8
10.87 +.03
B MD Tax Fr
+ 3 +7
10.09 +.05
AMI InsTxFr
+ 2 + 11
11.52 +.04
D+MicroCpVal
1 7
21.13 .46
AMN Ins Tax Fr + 2 + 11
11.67 +.06
B+MO Tax Fr
+ 2 + 11
11.24 +.06
D Nat Resrces
+ 5 + 3 +32 20.44 .72
B+NC Tax Fr
+ 3 + 11
11.10 +.05
B+NJ Tax Fr
+ 3 +9
11.13 +.05
B NY InsTaxFr
+ 3 + 13
10.41 +.06
ANY IntTaxFr
+ 2 +9
10.61 +.03
ANY Tax Fr
+ 3 + 12
11.05 +.06
AOH InsTaxFr
+ 2 + 13
12.05 +.05
AOR Tax Fr
+ 2 +9
11.03 +.04
B+PA Tax Fr
+ 2 +9
9.45 +.04
DPersp Alloc
.. .. no quote
A Real Rtrn
+ 1 + 1 .. 9.82 +.03
E RealEstSecs
11 22 28 8.33 .43
CRising Divs
2 0 10 23.58 .49
E SmCapGr
1 4 27 5.96 .20
DSmlCapVal
1 4
26.58 .97
E SmMdCapGr
0 6 17 20.31 .51
B+Strat Inc
+ 3 +6
8.56 +.04
B+StratMortg
+1 0
8.46 +.01
ATN Muni
+ 2 + 11
10.52 +.04
ATotl Retrn
+ 1 +5
8.82 +.04
A+US Gov Sec
+ 1 + 6 +15 6.66 .01
A Utilities
0 + 7 +36 10.49 .12
B+VA Tax Fr
+ 2 + 11
10.82 +.05
Frank/Tmp Fr B
$ 4.2 bil 8003425236
B CA Tax Fr
+ 3 +8
6.42n +.04
B FedTxFrInc
+ 3 + 8 0 10.86n +.06
DFoundAlloc
+ 1 0 15 7.91n .12
C Income
+ 3 + 6 14 1.69n .01
C Income 1
+ 3 + 6 13 1.70n ..
D+Rising Div
2 0 12 23.52n .49
A+US Govt Secs + 1 + 5 +13 6.65n .01
Frank/Tmp Fr C
$ 21.5 bil 8003425236
A Adj US Gov
0 +1
8.86n ..
CCA HighYld
+ 3 3 14 7.75 +.05
B CA InsTaxFr
+ 3 + 10 0 11.61 +.05

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value

A12

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

B CA Tax Fr
+ 3 +8
6.41 +.03
B CnsrvTrgt
+ 1 +2
10.83 .07
E Conv Secs
+ 4 + 2 21 9.48 .03
B FedTxFrIn
+ 3 + 8 0 10.86 +.06
D+FltRateDly
+ 4 4 19 7.30n ..
DFlx Cap Gr
1 6 10 28.48 .62
E FoundAlloc
+ 1 0 17 7.80n .12
A Gold & Prec
5 + 35 +41 22.89 .21
D Grwth
+ 1 1
28.24 .47
C High Inc
+ 6 + 6 12 1.53 +.01
C+HiYldTxFr
+ 3 + 1 10 8.58 +.07
C Income
+ 2 + 6 13 1.71 ..
B+Ins Tax Fr
+ 3 + 10
11.31 +.05
AMI Ins Tax Fr
+ 2 + 11
11.65 +.05
B NC Tax Fr
+ 3 + 11 0 11.22 +.05
B+NJ Tax Fr
+ 3 +9
11.23 +.06
B+NY Tax Fr
+ 3 + 12
11.05 +.07
AOH Ins Tax Fr + 2 + 12
12.16 +.04
D+Rising Divs
2 0 13 23.43 .49
DSmCapVal
1 4
25.27 .93
E SmMidCapGr
0 6 20 18.48 .46
B+Strategic Inc + 3 + 6 0 8.56 +.04
A+US Gov Sec
+ 1 + 6 +13 6.63 ..
AUtilities
0 + 7 +33 10.45 .12
Frank/Tmp Fr R
$ 1.2 bil 8003425236
E Growth
0 2 18 12.96n .27
C Income
+ 2 + 6 13 1.67n .01
DMutl Shrs
0 5 12 15.22n .29
Frank/Tmp FrAd
$ 7.2 bil 8003425236
B CA Tax Fr
+ 3 + 8 0 6.41n +.03
B+FedTxFrInc
+ 3 + 8 10.87n +.06
CGrwth
+ 1 1 29.59n .49
HiYldTxFr
+ 3 + 1 .. 8.50 +.08
C+Income
+ 2 + 6 12 1.68n .01
E SmMidCapGr
0 3 14 20.80n .52
ATotl Retrn
+ 1 +5
8.83n +.04
A+US Govt Secs + 1 + 6 +16 6.68n ..
Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B
$ 14.7 bil 8002929293
E Beacon A
+ 2 4 17 9.14 .19
B Discovery A
+ 1 0 +27 22.56 .03
B Discovery B
+ 1 0 +25 22.14n .03
B European A
+ 2 1 +29 17.20 .18
E Finl Svcs A
0 5 23 10.86 .15
B Qualified A
+ 1 2 +13 14.59 .05
DShares A
0 5 12 15.29 .29
E Shares B
0 5 14 15.01n .29
Frank/Tmp Mutual C
$ 4.4 bil 8003425236
E Beacon
+ 2 4 18 8.98 .19
B Discovery
+ 1 0 +26 22.42 .03
B European
+ 2 1 +28 17.06 .18
BQualified
+ 1 3 +10 14.47 .05
E Shares
0 5 14 15.17 .29
Frank/Tmp Mutual Z
$ 16.7 bil 8004483863
E Beacon
+ 2 4 16 9.23n .19
B+Discovery
+ 1 0 +31 22.81n .03
B European
+ 2 1 +30 17.56n .19
BQualified
+ 1 2 +12 14.69n .05
DShares
0 5 11 15.39n .30
Frank/Tmp Tp A
$ 29.8 bil 8003549191
BRIC
+ 2 3 .. 7.23 .03
DDvlp Mkts
0 5 +13 12.90 .09
DForeign
+ 1 1 15 4.49 .07
C Glbl Opport
0 2
12.88 .18
E Glbl Sm Co
+ 1 10 25 3.52 .06
A+Glob Bond
+ 2 + 9 +34 11.47 +.11
E Growth
0 2 18 13.07 .27
B+Income
+ 2 + 5 .. 2.14 +.01
D World
0 0
10.68 .19
Frank/Tmp TpAd
$ 7.6 bil 8002929293
A+ChinaWrld
1 + 4 +44 21.00n .12
D Devlp Mkts
0 5 +14 12.87n .08
D Flx Cap Gr
1 6 .. 30.96 .68
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating

DForeign
+ 1 1 14 4.44n .07
A+Glob Bond
.. .. no quote
E Growth
0 2 17 13.06n .27
Frank/Tmp TpB/C
$ 4.9 bil 8006322301
DDevlp Mkts C
0 5 +11 12.64 .08
DForeign C
+ 1 1 17 4.40 .08
A+Global Bd C
+ 2 + 9 +30 11.48 +.10
E Growth B
0 2 20 12.89n .27
E Growth C
0 2 20 12.79 .26
Income
+ 2 + 5 .. 2.14 +.01
B MutualDiscR + 1 0 +27 22.39n .03
D World C
1 0
10.38 .19
Franklin Temp
$ 1.2 bil 8002929293
A+Hard Curncy
2 + 2 +15 9.15 .04
BMod Trgt A
0 +1
10.72 .10
BModert Tgt C
0 +1
10.52 .10
Frontegra
$ 1.1 bil 8888252100
AColumbsCrPl + 3 + 7 26.91n +.05
C Iron Sm Cap
3 6 0 10.97n .38
D+Iron SMID
2 6 .. 7.54 .21
D NewStarIntl
2 1 .. 7.52 .22
FundX Upgrader
$ 775 mil 8664553863
A+FlexibleInc
0 + 3 +14 28.08n ..
D+FundX Up
0 3 24.33n ..
D+FundXAggr
0 3 27.88n ..

GHI
Gabelli A
$ 548 mil 8004223554
AUtilities
1 + 6 .. 6.41 .10
E Value
+ 1 + 1 25 9.08 .27
Gabelli AAA
$ 3.6 bil 8004223554
A+ABC Fund
+ 1 + 3 +14 9.34n ..
C Asset
0 1 31.01n .76
C Equity Inc
0 3 14.13n .31
C+Sm Cap Gr
1 4 20.38n .61
Gabelli C
$ 253 mil 8004223554
AUtilities
1 + 5 .. 6.00 .10
Gamco AAA
$ 1.3 bil 8004223554
BGlb Telecom
1 + 2 +13 15.12n .39
A+Gold
5 + 35 +33 18.96n .33
E Growth
+ 3 5 22 20.14n .54
C+WestwoodEq 2 4
7.04n .16
Gateway Funds
$ 3.1 bil 8003546339
B+Gateway A
0 1 +11 24.14 .20
GE Elfun S&S
$ 8.8 bil 8002420134
C+Diversified
+ 1 2 13.48n .15
A Income
0 + 4 10.55n +.02
A Income
0 + 4 10.40n +.02
C+Intl Equity
0 3 +14 14.66n .34
D+S&S Program
0 5 15 28.07n .64
ATax Exempt
+ 3 + 10 11.01n +.04
D Trusts
+ 1 6 22 30.54n .83
GE Funds A
$ 793 mil 8002420134
D+US Equity
0 6 17 16.79 .39
GE Instl Funds
$ 3.2 bil 8002420134
A Income
+ 1 +4
8.85n +.03
C Intl Equity
0 3 +12 8.87n .21
E Prem Gr Inv
+ 2 7 24 5.81n .16
E SmValEqInv
3 9 12 8.61n .29
BStratgc Inv
0 1
8.71n .12
D+US Equity Inv
0 5 14 8.02n .18
Glenmede Funds
$ 988 mil 8004428299
A+CoreFxdInc
0 + 8 +18 11.14n +.02
E Intl Equity
+ 1 + 6 14 9.54 .19
E Phil Intl
+ 1 + 4 14 8.70 .17
GMO Trust II

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

36 Mos
2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

$ 756 mil 6173307500

CForeign
2 +1
9.84n .23
CIntl Intrn Val
2 + 2 17.35n .44
GMO Trust III
$ 11.9 bil 6173307500
C Curr IntlBd
0 7 13 6.92n +.05
D+DevWorldStk 1 1 .. 13.92n .28
D Emerg Cntry
0 4 +11 5.90n .10
CEmerg Ctry Dt
0 10
5.92n .03
D Emerg Mkts
0 5 +11 7.33 .12
C Foreign
2 +1
9.88n .24
D+Foreign Sml
2 4
7.62n .15
BGlob Bond
1 8
6.53 .01
BIntl Bond
1 7 15 6.44n .02
CIntl Cor Eq
2 + 1 .. 22.54n .60
C+Intl Gro Eq
1 + 4 .. 17.18n .43
CIntl Intrn Val
2 + 2 17.53n .45
D Intl Sm Cos
2 + 1 10 5.19n .09
StratFixInc
0 14 .. 17.33 +.11
C TxMg Intl Eq
2 + 1 +17 11.36n .27
D US Core Eq
2 1 .. 8.95n .17
BUS Qual Eq
2 1 .. 16.22 .23
GMO Trust IV
$ 9.6 bil 6173307500
D+CorePlusBd
0 12 .. 6.14 +.01
D DevWorldStk 1 1 .. 13.93n .28
CEmerg Ctry Dt
0 10
5.92n .02
D Emerg Mkts
0 4 +15 7.30n .11
C Foreign
2 +1
9.88n .24
D+ForgnSmlCo
2 4
7.63n .15
CIntl Core Eq
2 + 1 .. 22.52n .60
Intl Gro Eq
1 + 4 .. 17.18 .43
C Intl Intrn Val
2 + 2 +10 17.52n .44
D US Core Eq
2 1 .. 8.93n .17
BUS Qual Eq
2 1 .. 16.23 .23
GMO Trust V
$ 1.5 bil 6173307500
D Emerg Mkts
0 5
7.28n .12
US Qual Eq
2 1 .. 16.22 .23
GMO Trust VI
$ 17.8 bil 6173307500
B+Domestic Bd
0 2 .. 8.06 +.01
D Emerg Mkts
0 4 +15 7.30n .12
A+EmrgMktOpp
.. .. no quote
InflIdxPlBd
+ 1 14 .. 14.96n +.10
Intl Core Eq
2 + 1 .. 22.51 .60
StratFixInc
0 14 .. 17.30 +.10
D US Core Eq
1 1 .. 8.93n .17
US Qual Eq
2 1 .. 16.22n .23
GoldmnSachs A
$ 16.0 bil 8007625035
BBalStrat
0 0
8.38 .07
E Capital Gr
+ 2 8 25 13.16 .33
E ConcIntlEq
1 2 12 12.37 .38
B Core Fxd Inc
+ 1 +2
8.48 +.01
DEmerg Mkts
0 1 +17 8.28 .14
E Eq Gr Strat
1 4
7.92 .21
AGlobal Inc
+ 1 +5
12.47 +.03
A+Govt Income + 1 + 6 +15 15.17 +.02
D+Gr&Inc Strat
0 1
8.08 .12
D Growth & Inc 1 4
16.23 .30
DGrowth Opp
+ 3 5 13 12.72 .33
DGrowth Strat 1 3
7.80 .16
E Hi Yld Muni
+ 2 12 26 6.94 +.03
D+High Yield
+ 6 + 1 17 5.33 +.02
D Lrg Val
0 3
8.53 .15
DMid Cap Val
0 3 0 21.97 .49
BMuni Income + 3 + 4
13.18 +.08
E Real Est Secs 9 21
7.50 .38
A+Sh Dur Govt
0 + 4 +15 10.33 +.03
D+Sm Val
4 8 13 23.78 .93
E Struc Lg Gr
0 4 25 8.34 .19
E Struc LgVal
2 5 14 7.84 .18
E Struc Sm Eq
3 7 30 7.18 .30
E Struc US Eq
2 4 18 17.26 .39
D StrucIntlEq
1 0
7.66 .22
GoldmnSachs C
$ 1.3 bil 8007625035
E Eq Gr Strat
1 4 10 7.62n .19

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

E Gr Strat
1 3 11 7.76n .16
D Gr&Inc Strat
0 1
8.04n .11
GoldmnSachs In
$ 12.8 bil 8007625035
E Capital Gr
+ 2 8 24 13.72n .35
B+Core Fixed Inc + 1 + 1
8.51n ..
DEmerg Mkts
0 1 +19 8.78n .15
A Enhanced Inc
0 +2
9.47n +.02
AGlobal Inc
+ 1 + 5 12.46n +.04
D Growth Opp
+ 3 5 11 13.37n .35
CHigh Yield
+ 6 + 1 16 5.34n +.02
E High Yld Muni + 2 12 25 6.94n +.03
DMid Cap Val
0 3 22.11n .49
BMuni Income + 3 + 4 13.18n +.08
E Real Est Secs 9 21
7.58n .39
A+Sh Dur Govt
0 + 4 +17 10.30n +.03
A Sh Dur Tax Fr + 1 + 3 10.17n +.01
D+Sm Val
4 8 11 24.87n .97
E Struc Lg Gr
0 4 24 8.56n .19
E Struc LgVal
2 5 12 7.84n .17
E Struc Sm Eq
3 7 29 7.43n .32
E Struc US Eq
2 4 17 17.64n .39
D+StrucIntlEq
1 0
7.84n .22
A UltShDurGv
0 0
8.80n +.02
+ 1 + 5 +15 20.65n .26
A Grnsprng
GuideStone G2
$ 1.4 bil 8002620511
C+Bal Allo I
+ 1 + 2 .. 7.63n ..
D+Gr Allo I
+ 1 0 .. 7.44n ..
E GrwthEquity
0 8 .. 7.23 .17
D Intl Equity
1 0 .. 7.24n .15
DValueEquity
2 3 .. 5.42n .13
GuideStone G4
$ 6.8 bil 8002620511
E Aggr Allo
+ 1 2 .. 8.22n ..
C+Bal Allo
+ 1 + 2 .. 9.32n ..
B Cons Allo
+ 1 0 .. 10.46n ..
DEquityIndex
1 5 .. 11.54n .26
AExtDurBond + 1 + 19 .. 13.14n +.07
D Gr Allo
+ 1 0 .. 8.96n ..
E GrwthEquity
0 8 .. 11.47n .26
D Intl Equity
1 0 .. 9.28n .19
ALowDurBond + 2 0 .. 12.20n +.04
AMedDurBond + 2 + 7 .. 12.38n +.04
E SmallCapEq
2 5 .. 8.71n .31
E ValueEquity
2 3 .. 10.35n .24
Hansberger
$ 657 mil 8004146927
E IntlGrowthI
0 2
9.99n .35
Harbor Funds
$ 29.0 bil 8004221050
A+Bond Instl
+ 2 + 7 +15 11.53n +.04
E CapAppr Ins
0 6 10 23.31n .43
E CapAppr Inv
0 6 12 23.13n .42
E CapApprAdm
0 6 11 23.23n .43
BIntl Admin
1 1 +25 39.64n 1.10
DIntl Gr I
0 7
8.14n .17
BIntl Instl
1 1 +26 39.84n 1.11
BIntl Inv
1 1 +24 39.52n 1.10
D Mid Gr Instl
0 4 0 5.37n .14
E Sml Gr Inst
0 7 23 7.18n .23
E SmVal Instl
2 4 13.00n .37
Harding Lvnr
$ 1.2 bil 8007624848
CEmerg Mkts
0 2 +45 26.33n .40
C Intl Equity
3 1
8.95 .26
Hartford A
$ 19.7 bil 8888437824
D Advisers b
+ 1 0 18 10.50 .16
C Balanc All b
0 2 .. 8.16 .09
E Cap Apprec b + 1 4
21.69 .42
D CapAppr II b
+ 1 1 .. 8.49 .15
Checks&Bal b
0 0 .. 7.02 .08
C+Div & Gr b
1 0
13.89 .28
BEqty Inc b
3 1 0 9.55 .20
DFloat Rate x
+ 4 9 ..x 6.44 +.03
E Global Grow b
0 7 23 10.06 .24
C Global Hlth b 1 2
12.01 .14
D Grow Oppor b + 1 3
17.79 .34

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

E Growth b
+ 1 3 20 11.17 .23
D+Growth All b
0 2 .. 7.91 .13
HiYdMunBd x + 4 4 ..x 6.81 +.04
A Infl Plus b
+ 1 + 3 +12 10.46 +.11
C+Intl Opport b
1 + 1 +13 9.98 .25
E IntlGrowth b
1 8 21 6.67 .15
D+Mid Cap b
0 3 0 13.77 .28
DSmall Co b
2 7
11.92 .37
E Stock b
0 3 25 12.69 .30
B+TotlRetnBd x + 2 + 4 x 9.44 +.02
Hartford B
$ 2.2 bil 8888437824
E Cap Apprec m + 1 4 12 19.43n .39
C Div & Gr m
1 0 13.67n .27
D Mid Cap m
0 4 12.10n .25
Hartford C
$ 5.7 bil 8888437824
CBalanc All m
0 2 .. 8.14 .09
E Cap Apprec m + 1 4 10 19.51 .39
D Cap Apprec m + 1 1 .. 8.26 .15
Checks&Bal m
0 0 .. 7.00 .08
C Div & Gr m
1 0
13.64 .27
E Float Rate x
+ 4 10 ..x 6.44 +.03
DGrow Oppor m + 1 3 14.53n .27
D Growth All m 1 2 .. 7.89 .13
A Infl Plus m
+ 1 + 3 10.43n +.11
D+Mid Cap m
0 3
12.22 .25
Hartford HLS IA
$ 27.5 bil 8888437824
D+Advisers
+ 1 0 20 13.76n .20
DCap Apprec
+ 1 4 10 25.60n .55
DDiscp Eq
1 2 15 8.34n .14
C+Div & Gr
1 0 14.19n .28
BEqty Inc
3 2 0 8.93 .18
C Glob Advsrs
0 1
8.53n .11
E Global Grow
0 6 21 10.22n .25
C+Global Hlth
1 3 10.54n .11
E Growth
+ 1 3 20 7.61n .16
D Grwth Opps
+ 1 3 17.16n .33
C High Yield
+ 5 0 21 6.01n +.03
DIndex
1 5 18 18.51n .40
BIntl Opport
1 + 1 +12 8.35n .21
E IntlGrowth
1 8 21 5.82n .13
CMid Cap
0 3 16.20n .34
E Mid Cap Val
1 + 2 19 5.79n .16
D Small Co
2 7 10.78n .34
E Sml Cap Gr
2 7 20 11.31n .40
E Stock
0 3 27 25.92n .62
B+TotlRetnBd
+ 1 +4
9.66n +.03
A US Gov Sec
0 0 10.24n +.02
C+Value
2 4
7.59n .18
E Value Opps
+ 1 + 2 23 8.88n .18
Hartford HLS IB
$ 5.9 bil 8888437824
D+Advisers
+ 1 0 20 13.92n .20
E Cap Apprec
+ 1 4 10 25.40n .54
DDiscp Eq
1 2 16 8.30n .14
C+Div & Gr
1 0 14.16n .28
DIndex
1 5 18 18.44n .40
BIntl Opport
1 + 1 +12 8.45n .21
CMid Cap
0 3 16.05n .33
D Small Co
2 7 10.53n .34
E Stock
0 4 28 25.89n .62
B+TotlRetnBd
+ 1 +4
9.62n +.03
AUS Gov Sec
0 0 10.21n +.02
Hartford I
$ 383 mil 8888437824
DivGth
1 0 .. 13.85n .28
Hartford L
$ 627 mil 8888437824
E Growth b
+ 1 2 18 11.40 .23
D Grwth Opps b + 1 3 0 18.21 .34
Hartford Y
$ 4.9 bil 8888437824
E Cap Apprec
+ 1 4 23.31n .46
CapApprecI
+ 1 4 .. 21.56n .43
C+Div & Growth 1 0 0 14.08n .28
Float RateI x + 4 9 ..x 6.44n +.03
C+Global Hlth
1 2 12.73n .15

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value

B Income x
+ 2 + 3 ..x 8.45n +.02
A Infl Plus
+ 1 + 3 .. 10.48n +.10
CMid Cap
0 3 14.92n .31
DSmall Co
2 7 12.85n .40
B+TotlRetnBd x + 2 + 5 0x 9.56n +.03
C+Value
2 4
8.08n .19
Heartland Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004327856
CSelValInv
0 3 18.12n .42
B ValPlusInv
2 5 18.41n .56
E ValueInv
+ 2 1 25 25.65n .82
Henderson Glb Fds
$ 2.5 bil 8888326774
E Euro Foc A b
+ 6 2
12.77 .26
BIntl Opp A
1 + 6 +20 15.07 .44
C+Intl Opp C
1 + 6 +16 14.36 .42
Hennessy Funds
$ 558 mil 8009664354
E CorGrOrig
3 4 27 8.53n .22
D Focus30Orig
2 4 +16 7.46 .22
HighMark Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8004336884
A Bond Fid
+ 1 + 6 10.37n +.02
IntlOpp M
1 0 .. 5.10n .11
D LgCpValFd
1 0
8.98n .21
DVal Mmnt Fi
1 6 16 11.18n .27
Hirtle Callaghan
$ 3.1 bil 8009818917
E Growth Eq
.. .. no quote
D Intl Equity
.. .. no quote
DSmCapEqty
.. .. no quote
DValue Equity
.. .. no quote
Hodges Fund
$ 333 mil 8668110224
E Hodges Fund + 5 7 14.41n .51
Homestead
$ 817 mil 8002583030
ASh Term Bond + 1 + 1
4.77n +.02
D Value
1 5 21.86n .46
Hotchkis & Wiley
$ 3.2 bil 8664938637
E Core Val I
1 5 .. 6.03 .12
E LgCapVal A
2 6 34 10.34 .24
E LgCapVal I
2 6 33 10.37 .24
E MidCapVal A 1 8 30 11.37 .29
E MidCapVal I
1 8 29 11.42 .30
E SmCapVal I
1 15 40 17.60 .65
HSBC Investor
$ 352 mil 8007828183
E IntlEquityI
+ 1 2
9.37n .21
Huntington
$ 981 mil 8002530412
A+Fixed Inc Tr
0 + 9 +14 21.38n +.06
D Growth Tr
2 5 21 19.22n .33
C Intl Eq Tr
+ 2 1 +14 8.35n .23
Hussman Funds
$ 3.7 bil 8004877626
B Strat Gr
+ 2 4 12.43n .22
A+StraTotRet
0 + 6 +32 11.54n +.03
ICAP Funds
$ 2.2 bil 8882214227
D MainstayEqI 2 6 12 24.58 .67
C MainstyIntI
1 + 3 +18 22.49n .67
D+MnstySelEqI
2 5
23.41 .65
D ICM SmCo
3 9 17.93n .72
ICON Funds
$ 1.5 bil 8007640442
B+Energy
+ 1 + 5 +74 14.36n .38
DHealthcare
3 4 11.04n .15
.. .. no quote
InflIdxPlBd
ING Fds A
$ 4.6 bil 8009920180
BCorp Ldrs
1 1 +15 15.81n .28
DGlbRealEst
4 11
11.25 .39
A+GNMA Inc
+ 1 + 6 +14 8.68 ..
D+Grow&Inc
1 6
8.08 .17
B Intermd Bd
+2 0
8.69 +.03
E Intl Sml Cp
1 2
22.26 .36
C Intl Value
1 2
9.40 .22

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

INVESTORS.COM

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

E Russia
+ 1 7
14.05 .37
ING Fds C
$ 708 mil 8009920180
D+Intl Value
1 4
9.16n .21
ING Fds T,M,Q&I
$ 1.5 bil 8009920180
B+IntermdBd I
+ 2 0 .. 8.69 +.03
C Intl Val I
1 2
9.37n .22
DReal Est I
10 20
8.35n .44
ING Partners
$ 1.5 bil 8009920180
E DavisVal S
2 8 20 11.92n .34
A+JPMrgIntlI
.. .. no quote
E LM AggrGr I
+ 2 + 1 19 29.99n .72
E PriceGrEq I
+ 1 6 19 32.94n .73
E UBSLrgEq I
0 6 15 6.19n .16
ISI Funds
$ 406 mil 8009557175
A+N Am GvBd
1 + 8 +22 7.79 ..
A+TotRt US Tr
1 + 11 +27 10.61 +.01
Ivy Funds
$ 18.2 bil 8007776472
A+AssetStr A
1 1 +65 17.80 .02
A+AssetStr B
2 1 +59 17.39n .02
A+AssetStr C
2 1 +60 17.46n .02
AssetStr I
2 0 .. 17.90 .02
A+AssetStr Y
2 0 +65 17.82n .02
E CapAppr A
+ 3 5 17 6.16 .12
CapAppr I
+ 3 5 .. 6.20 .12
DCndlGlobVal
0 3
9.48 .12
C Div Opp A
0 5
11.02 .19
DEuro Opp A
0 1
17.33 .48
E GlbNatResA
+10 + 3
11.63 .24
E GlbNatResC
+10 + 3 10.24n .21
GlbNatResI
+10 + 3 .. 11.75 .24
E GlbNatResY
+10 + 2 11.71n .23
C+Intl Bal A
1 1
10.47 .19
C+IntlCorEqA
0 + 3 +21 10.27 .21
CLrgCapGr A
2 8 0 9.00 .15
A+Ltd Trm A
0 + 5 +14 10.75 +.02
C MortgSecs A
0 10 16 7.87 ..
BPacificOppA
4 + 4 +25 8.49 .12
E Real Est A
9 21
10.87 .53
BSci & Tech A
+ 1 + 3 +24 20.95 .20
BSci&Tech Y
+ 1 + 3 +25 21.77n .21

JKL
J Hancock 1
$ 17.3 bil 8002255291
E LifestylAgg
1 4 .. 7.93n .19
CLifestylBal
+ 1 1 .. 9.24n .11
D LifestylGr
0 3 .. 8.70n .15
C+LifestylMod
+ 1 0 .. 9.65n .08
B LSConserv
+ 1 + 2 .. 10.51n .03
J Hancock A
$ 8.6 bil 8002255291
ABalanced
+ 1 + 4 +20 11.54 .14
B Bond
+2 0
12.46 +.04
BCA Tax Fr
+ 4 +4
9.30 +.08
E ClassicVal
0 5 37 10.70 .26
D+Core Equity
.. .. no quote
E Finl Industr
5 16 35 7.35 .21
A+Govt Income
0 + 5 +13 9.22 +.01
E High Yield
+ 6 12 41 2.46 .02
B+Lrg Cap Eq
0 1 +21 17.28 .38
E Regionl Bnk
9 19 31 11.86 .43
E Sml Cap Eq
2 4 26 12.32 .42
C Sov Invstrs
2 4 14 11.90 .25
B Strat Inc
+2 0
5.35 +.01
B+Tax Fr Bond
+ 3 +7
9.32 +.05
E US Glb LdGr
+ 1 6 25 18.75 .46
J Hancock B
$ 744 mil 8002255291
B Strategic Inc + 2 0
5.35n +.01
J Hancock C
$ 625 mil 8002255291
B+Lrg Cap Eq
0 1 +17 16.11 .35
CStrat Inc
+ 2 2 20 5.35 +.01
James Adv Funds
$ 573 mil 8009952637

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

A JamGolBalA
1 + 8 +30 16.86 .15
Janus
$ 49.4 bil 8005253713
ABalanced
+ 2 + 6 +15 20.33n ..
ABalanced
+ 1 + 5 +13 21.22n ..
D Contrarian
+ 4 4
9.97n ..
D Enterprise
+ 4 5 34.09n ..
A+Flex Bond
+ 1 + 9 +15 9.77n ..
E Fundment Eq + 1 4 10 14.47n ..
D+GlbResearch + 3 1 .. 8.70n ..
DGlobal Tech
+ 4 5 16 9.18n ..
C GlobLifeSci
+ 3 1 +10 17.57n ..
E Growth & Inc + 4 0 18 21.49n ..
C+High Yield
+ 4 + 4 11 7.04n ..
DIntecRiskStk + 1 2
9.55n ..
D Janus
+ 2 2 17 19.65n ..
D Orion
+ 4 7
6.70n ..
C+Overseas
+ 5 0 +34 25.20n ..
BPrkMidVlIns
+ 2 + 3 15.73n ..
C+PrkMidVlInv
+ 2 + 3 15.65n ..
BPrkSmVlIns
+ 1 + 1 15.78n ..
BPrkSmVlInv
+ 1 + 1 15.59n ..
DResearch
+ 3 3 11 17.71n ..
A+Short Term Bd
0 + 3 +12 2.93n ..
C+Twenty
+ 2 4 +20 43.89n ..
E Venture
+ 1 4 22 28.48n ..
E World Wide
+ 4 0 22 30.88n ..
Janus Adv A
$ 1.1 bil 8005253713
CForty
+ 1 7 .. 22.51 ..
Janus Adv I
$ 131 mil 8005253713
Long/Short
+ 3 + 2 .. 9.90 ..
Janus Adv S
$ 3.7 bil 8005253713
CForty
+ 2 7 +11 22.29n ..
BIntl Growth
+ 4 0 +38 28.08n ..
D+Mid Cap Gr
+ 3 3 23.43n ..
C+PrkMidVal
+ 2 + 2 +11 13.26n ..
Janus Aspn Inst
$ 3.4 bil 8005253713
ABalanced
+ 2 + 6 +15 23.26n ..
A+Flexible Bd
+ 1 + 9 +14 11.72n ..
CForty
+ 1 7 +11 23.31n ..
C+Intl Growth
+ 5 0 +36 27.64n ..
D Lrg Cp Grow
+ 2 3 17 16.13n ..
D Mid Cap Gr
+ 4 5 22.05n ..
E WorldwideGr + 4 0 22 20.00n ..
E Japan
2 + 8 10 8.25n .09
Jennison Dryden A
$ 10.9 bil 8002251852
D20/20 Focus
+ 4 2
9.77 .16
C ActvAlloc A
0 0
9.20 .11
E Blend A
+ 1 4 11 10.69 .20
B+CA Income
+ 4 + 7 0 9.74 +.05
DEquity Opp
+ 1 1 22 8.63 .24
A Govt Inc
0 + 5 +10 8.87 +.01
E Growth
0 6 13 11.38 .21
B Health Sci
1 3 +42 15.56 .29
C+HighYield
+ 5 0 13 4.09 +.01
E Intl Eqty
0 0
4.67 .12
D+Mid Cap Gr
+ 2 3 +13 16.52 .30
C+Muni Hi Inc
+ 2 1
8.28 .05
B+Muni Insrd
+ 3 + 10
9.97 +.05
B+Natl Muni
+ 3 + 8 0 13.71 +.06
CNaturlRsrc
+ 3 + 6 +51 27.33 .77
A Sh Tm Corp
+ 2 +6
10.63 +.04
D Small Co
2 4
11.65 .42
ATot Ret Bd
+ 1 +4
11.67 +.02
D+Utility
+ 4 + 1 +25 7.66 .12
E Value
+ 2 3 14 9.44 .18
Jennison Dryden B
$ 1.0 bil 8002251852
D+NaturlRsrc
+ 3 + 6 +46 23.51n .66
D Utility
+ 4 + 1 +22 7.65n .12
Jennison Dryden C
$ 946 mil
D20/20 Focus
+ 4 2
8.91 .14
Jennison Dryden Z&I

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

$ 2.8 bil 8002251852

D20/20 Foc Z
+ 4 2 10.04n .16
E Growth Z
0 6 12 11.77n .21
B Hlth Sci Z
1 2 +43 16.05n .30
D+Mid Cap Gr
+ 2 2 +15 17.06n .31
D Small Co Z
2 4 12.16n .43
D Stock Idx I
1 4 14 19.51n .43
D Stock Idx Z
1 4 15 19.52n .42
C+ JensenPtfI 1 7 11 19.07n .27
C JensenPtfJ 1 7 11 19.07n .27
JP Morgan A
$ 10.7 bil 8004804111
E Cap Growth
0 6 13 23.60 .56
A+Core Bond
+ 1 + 5 +13 10.77 +.03
E Divr Mid Gr
0 6 16 12.03 .29
DEquity Idx
1 5 15 20.25 .44
A+Govt Bond
.. .. no quote
DGrowth & Inc 1 4 16 19.54 .37
A+HighStatMk
+ 1 + 4 .. 16.60 +.04
CIntrep Euro
0 3
13.80 .40
B+Inv Csrv Gr
+ 1 +2
9.26 .04
C Inv Gr&Inc
0 1
9.30 .12
D+Inv Growth
1 2
9.32 .17
BInvstr Bal
0 + 1 0 9.49 .08
D Lg Cap Gr
1 8 12 12.57 .20
D Mid Cap Val
1 0
15.18 .34
A NYTaxFrBnd
+ 2 +9
7.08 +.03
C+Small Cap Eq 3 0 +18 20.38 .65
ATax Fr Bond
+ 3 +9
12.12 +.06
E USRlEst
9 22
9.21 .48
JP Morgan B
$ 1.9 bil 8004804111
B Inv Csrv Gr
+ 1 +2
9.27n .03
C Inv Gr&Inc
0 1
9.24n .13
D Inv Growth
1 3 11 9.17n .17
BInvstr Bal
0 +1
9.47n .09
JP Morgan C
$ 1.9 bil 8004804111
A Core Bond r
+ 1 + 5 +10 10.82n +.03
A HighStatMk
+ 1 + 4 .. 16.51n +.04
D Mid Cap Val
1 0 14.87n .33
JP Morgan Instl
$ 4.9 bil 8004804111
C+Diversified
0 0 10.10n .14
CIntl Value
2 0 +19 9.93n .25
A IntmTxFrBd
+ 2 + 8 10.69n +.03
D+Mid Cap Val
1 0 15.40n .34
SmrtRet2020
0 1 .. 10.66 .15
SmrtRet2030 1 2 .. 10.04 .19
D TxAwr Disc Eq 2 4 14 12.07n .26
B+TxAwrRlRet
+ 4 + 5 .. 9.34n +.05
C US Equity
1 3 11 6.87n .15
E Value Opps
0 2 .. 10.03 .19
JP Morgan R5
$ 846 mil 8004804111
CoreBond
+ 1 + 6 .. 10.76n +.03
JP Morgan Selct
$ 33.2 bil 8004804111
C AsiaEq
2 + 2 +11 18.50n .57
E Cap Growth
0 6 12 25.44n .59
A+Core Bond
+ 1 + 5 +13 10.76n +.03
ACorePlusBd
+ 1 +5
7.17n +.02
E Divr Mid Gr
0 6 15 12.80n .30
CEmrgMktsDbt + 2 + 3
5.77n +.04
BEmrgMktsEq
0 0 +60 12.48n .17
D EquityIndex
1 5 14 20.25n .44
A+Govt Bond
0 + 7 +21 10.77n +.02
Gr Advantg r
1 5 .. 5.27 .10
C+High Yield
+ 5 + 1 11 5.97n +.03
A+HighStatMk
+ 1 + 4 .. 16.67n +.04
A+Intermd Bd
+ 1 + 5 +11 10.40n +.04
D+Intl Eq Idx
2 1 14.09n .42
CIntl Value
2 0 +18 9.89n .24
D+IntlEq
1 0
9.98n .26
A IntmTxFrBd
+ 2 + 8 10.70n +.04
E Intrepid Gr
1 5 15 14.70n .27
IntrepidInt
1 2 .. 12.40n .31
E IntrepidMid
1 3 14 9.25n .22

Mutuals continued on B2

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value

STOCK OPTIONS

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Jan

Stock Options Leaders

C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Feb

Jan

Close 39.84 Mar

270 1 .... .... .... ....
DJ Inds
Close 85.99 Mar
c75 1.5k 10 80 .... .... .... ....
p81 127 0 35 .... .... .... ....
p83 168 0 63 1.0k 3 10 .... ....
c84 106 3 15 10 5 24 .... ....
p85 158 1 23 7 3 54 1 4 70
c85 376 2 21 .... .... .... ....
c86 886 1 42 134 3 85 1 5 15
p86 2.4k 1 60 40 4 25 .... ....
c87 786 0 95 166 3 55 107 4 90
p87 105 2 10 10 4 50 2 5 90
c88 701 0 61 66 3 02 3 4 25
c89 20 0 40 23 2 35 194 3 95
c90 758 0 35 305 2 13 .... ....
c91 29 0 15 2.4k 1 85 .... ....
c92 68 0 09 159 1 42 30 2 65
c94 270 0 04 100 0 90 .... ....
c98 .... .... .... .... 815 0 93
GS Idx
Close 114.52 Mar
p105 220 1 15 .... .... .... ....
p110 126 2 15 .... .... .... ....
Nasd100
Close 1223.01 Mar
p550 .... .... .... .... 1.2k 1 15
p775 .... .... 26 2 745 5 49
p850 .... .... 156 3 50 .... ....
p875 10 0 15 204 4 40 3711 37
p950 402 0 20 92 8 10 5517 39
c950 400 284 69 .... .... ....
....
c1025 200 209 51 .... .... ....
....
p1025 202 0 65 5114 38 3027 20
p1050 28 0 80 23517 88 6731 60
p1075 44 1 10 13122 50 .... ....
p1100 97 1 85 15327 20 32642 70
p1125 193 2 85 329 94 3149 50
p1150 1.1k 5 20 1936 88 .... ....
c1150 420 89 12 16 113 70 ....
....
p1175 668 9 70 2744 58 .... ....
c1175 212 55 50 4695 90 .... ....
p1200 1.3k 16 117 52 13976 70
c1200 1.2k 38 50 3978 48 9099 10
c1225 1.2k 23 60 1564 90 527 92
p1225 223 25 80 24 67 56281 10
c1250 1.2k 12 50 9651 50 .... ....
p1250 1.6k 40 6579 10 .... ....
c1275 1.5k 5 80 8939 30 .... ....
p1275 2.0k 48 288 34 .... ....
p1300 434 73 1099 60 .... ....
c1300 1.4k 2 40 9329 90 .... ....
c1325 275 1 31524 18 2140 90
p1350 200 117 12 110 136
.... ....
c1350 492 0 50 177 16 1.7k35 80
c1375 53 0 54 31111 60 35629 20
p1400 100 165 101 179 38
10
202 20
c1400 63 0 43 165 7 79 2322 20
c1425 26 0 24 97 5 68 10316 60
Bank Idx

p40

c1450
c1475
c1500
c1550
p1675
....
c1675

33
....
500
....
200

Total
Call
Volume

Boston

Jan

0 15 140 3 70
.... 131 2 28
0 05 622 1 25
.... .... ....
440 78 ....

9512 90
86 8 90
.... ....
455 3 10
.... ....

200 0 07 .... .... .... ....

Close 129.10 Mar
c140 523 1 70 .... .... .... ....
Rus2000
Close 481.29 Mar
p320 3 0 05 139 1 45 10 3 71
p330 8 0 05 139 1 76 .... ....
p340 32 0 11 245 2 15 48 5 60
p350 20 0 10 1.2k 2 85 15 6 50
p360 61 0 10 1.1k 3 45 56 7 62
p370 73 0 15 688 4 30 12 8 84
p380 62 0 15 960 5 10 47 9 80
p390 212 0 24 769 6 35 30312 58
p400 346 0 34 1.0k 7 60 12813 90
p410 192 0 58 494 9 52 23416 50
p420 1.7k 0 83 28211 42 12117 94
p430 455 1 26 25313 70 15721 60
p440 487 2 05 44116 07 8523 22
p450 4.0k 3 20 1.4k19 10 7427 80
p460 825 5 10 16922 20 10432 20
c470 200 20 25 2839 10 57147 50
p470 3.2k 7 60 33626 30 6533 40
p480 3.0k 11 80 504 31 1.4k39 10
c480 553 13 20 83 31 475 45
p490 1.2k 16 10 12935 50 85145 50
c490 2.0k 8 30 16125 90 865 35
p500 6.2k 23 4.6k40 02 57950 70
c500 8.9k 5 6.2k 21 292 31
p510 217 25 62 6344 57 9956 30
c510 2.5k 2 30 25017 50 2131 70
c520 1.3k 1 10 11414 20 3824 38
c530 2.0k 0 55 38610 70 10421 10
c540 1.7k 0 19 478 8 10315 70
p540 118 57 50 1063 63 4769 11
c550 1.5k 0 12 341 5 70 27513 40
c560 1.4k 0 13 668 4 42 9910 90
c570 650 0 05 438 3 22 148 9 20
c580 631 0 02 780 2 25 352 6 50
c590 228 0 02 521 1 60 426 5 50
p590 141 107 14 161 111 46
.... ....
p600 103 117 28 68 120 68
1
117 16
c600 9 0 10 2.0k 1 15 111 4 20
c610 6 0 04 635 0 77 74 3 24
p610 141 123 46 133 123 90
.... ....
c620 8 0 01 231 0 55 328 2 20
p620 178 138 95 177 137 16
8
142 18
p750 .... .... .... .... 400266
OilSvc

Close 215.28 Mar

c230 160 1 05 .... .... 2012 30
SP100
Close 421.61 Mar
p310 1.0k 0 05 125 1 60 .... ....
p315 2.7k 0 05 .... .... .... ....
SemiconIdx

Call
Open
Interest

293,690

Total
Put
Volume

Put
Open
Interest

320,007

Chicago

1,843,735

1,893,787

ISEC

1,602,721

1,817,910

Philadelphia
Totals

700,723

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

Jan

Jan

Close 55.51 May

p50 650 0 70 3.0k 3 60 112 7 10
AbtLab
Close 51.17 May
p50 3.3k 0 65 1.0k 1 99 91 3 74
Accentre
Close 33.73 May
c35 1.8k 0 25 833 1 25 676 2 84
ActivsnBlz
Close 9.26 May
p7 50 no tr 1.5k 0 25 3.0k 0 55
p10
5 0 79 3.1k 1 35 5.8k 1 75
Aeropstl
Close 19.93 Apr
p17 50 39 0 20 11 1 15 2.0k 2 10
Agnico
Close 49.95 May
p45 2.0k 0 60 191 3 110 6 10
AK Steel
Close 11.07 Mar
p10 837 0 25 358 1 2.7k 1 60
c12 50 2.8k 0 20 1.3k 1 684 1 55
Akamai
Close 15.13 May
p15 1.5k 0 35 2.3k 1 20 2.6k 2 15
p17 50 no tr 61 2 72 2.4k 3 60
c17 50 114 0 05 85 0 65 1.8k 1 45
Alcoa
Close 10.81 Apr
p7 50 2.3k 0 07 942 0 32 936 0 70
p10 11k 0 37 1.0k 0 92 2.0k 1 56
c12 50 2.6k 0 13 3.3k 0 56 743 1 14
Allstate
Close 30.06 Apr
c30 5.0k 1 40 20 2 95 20 4 20
c32 50 11 0 35 5.5k 1 75 no tr
Altera
Close 15.80 Mar
p17 50 3.8k 1 55 10 2 05 no tr
Altria
Close 15.48 Mar
c15 3.8k 0 58 786 0 97 465 1 15
c16 3.4k 0 08 1.5k 0 43 383 0 63
Amazon
Close 55.51 Apr
p55 7.5k 1 64 405 5 55 1.0k 7 75
c55 5.5k 2 19 1.5k 6 20 113 8 65
c60 4.5k 0 49 507 3 88 190 6 65
Amercrd
Close 7.75 May
p7 50 2.9k 0 40 20 0 97 21 2
AmExp
Close 19.23 Apr
c20 2.0k 0 50 491 1 80 2 2 75
Amgen
Close 57.78 Apr
c60 3.1k 0 33 360 2 37 64 4
Amylin
Close 11.69 Apr
50
28
c12 1.8k 0 60 1 20 63 2 35
Anadrk
Close 40.54 May
c50 no tr 248 0 80 2.5k 2 68
AnnalyCap
Close 15.89 Apr
c17 no tr 4.9k 0 75 332 1 20
ApolloGrp
Close 85.27 May
p55 98 0 04 2.0k 0 20 64 1 80
p60 91 0 01 5.6k 0 45 161 2 65
p75 2.6k 0 15 5.9k 2 30 129 6 20
c75 1.9k10 78 4312 90 26 18
p80 5.8k 0 70 547 3 70 10 8 10
p85 11k 2 20 999 5 60 11610 50
c85 4.4k 2 45 875 6 20 8511 80
p90 1.8k 5 20 239 8 812 80
c90 5.4k 0 65 839 4 10 109 9 35
c95 1.7k 0 10 2.3k 2 20 223 7 10
AppldMat
Close 10.37 Apr
c11 496 0 15 2.2k 0 60 3 0 95
Apple
Close 90.58 Apr

LEAPS
Exp. Strike
Last
Date Price Vol Price

4,904,935 113,725,118

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

Feb

A Hess

AberFitc

873,231

4,440,869 152,833,602

C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Feb

Option Totals
Exchange

Feb

5.1k 0 19 878 3 25 249 5 95

2.0k 6 21 55910 50 24613 95
12k 0 69 1.4k 4 95 48 7 85
31k 2 22 5.0k 7 81710 25
14k 2 71 2.8k 7 60 31511 06
6.0k 5 33 1.3k 9 75 11512 28
25k 0 84 2.6k 5 25 250 8 65
8.7k 0 21 1.6k 3 60 598 6 70
2.8k 0 07 1.2k 2 32 125 5 25
1.1k 0 03 4.9k 1 47 402 3 80
AT&T Inc
Close 26.68 Apr
p22
5 0 03 no tr 1.9k 0 93
c27 50 10k 0 26 no tr no tr
AtherosCm
Close 14.17 Mar
c15 87 0 20 3.2k 1 15 no tr
AutoNatn
Close 9.65 Apr
p7 50 314 0 15 2.3k 0 60 no tr
p10 10k 0 70 10k 1 60 15 2 15
BB&T
Close 23.04 Mar
p25 2.2k 1 90 800 3 40 3 4 10
BedBath
Close 25.93 May
p25 2.6k 0 40 143 1 50 27 2 89
BestBuy
Close 28.08 Mar
p25 6.6k 0 25 581 1 15 1.1k 1 80
p27 50 4.7k 0 80 509 2 15 250 2 70
p30 4.9k 2 23 123 3 30 125 4 10
c30 4.4k 0 35 885 1 40 700 2 15
Bk of Am
Close 12.99 May
p10 1.9k 0 04 5.4k 0 54 563 1 26
p12 50 5.0k 0 34 3.9k 1 32 306 2 28
50
84
c12 2.4k 0 1.8k 1 80 35 2 64
p14 4.1k 1 21 1.1k 2 10 20 3
c14 7.0k 0 21 1.9k 1 09 201 1 94
c15 3.7k 0 07 2.5k 0 75 1.1k 1 60
p15 2.9k 2 08 552 2 70 878 3 65
c16 1.1k 0 02 3.2k 0 48 988 1 19
c17 50 1.0k 0 03 11k 0 25 254 0 83
Boeing
Close 44.45 May
p45 2.3k 1 35 126 3 30 130 5 62
c45 1.8k 0 85 214 2 50 50 4 50
BrMySq
Close 22.35 Mar
c20 1.0k 2 65 10k 3 05 79 3 30
c22 50 2.4k 0 45 292 1 32 491 1 74
Broadcm
Close 16.94 May
p16 20 0 20 2.5k 1 05 no tr
p17 50 2.1k 0 85 1.3k 1 70 no tr
Bruns
Close 4.77 Mar
c7 50 no tr no tr 1.9k 0 30
Bucyrus
Close 21.32 Apr
p20 2.5k 0 45 198 2 7 3 30
Cadence
Close 4.29 May
p5 no tr 98 0 85 2.7k 1 15
c5
1 0 03 1.0k 0 25 5.2k 0 60
CamIntl
Close 23.14 May
p17 50 5 0 02 230 0 50 2.0k 1 45
p22 50 120 0 75 2.0k 1 90 no tr
CapOne
Close 29.33 Mar
p10 no tr no tr 4.0k 0 30
p20 14 0 07 18 0 95 2.0k 1 60
p30 2.4k 1 85 1.1k 4 50 172 5 40
CareerEd
Close 19.36 Apr
p17 50 4.9k 0 10 762 1 no tr
p80
c85
p85
p90
c90
p95
c95
c100
c105
c110

Jan

1.8k 0 05 220 2 15 40 4 60
246 0 10 10 2 35 .... ....
200 0 10 25 2 95 .... ....
55 0 15 175 3 30 37 6 90
164 0 35 41 5 40 151 9 40
234 0 60 49 7 20 .... ....
495 2 70 135 14 519 70
120 3 60 314 70 .... ....
1.3k 4 90 816 50 .... ....
1.0k 16 1027 50 .... ....
159 6 30 3018 60 .... ....
518 8 50 621 30 .... ....
1.2k 9 50 23221 30 5129 40
498 10 80 1723 80 .... ....
783 6 70 21419 80 .... ....
2.2k 13 50 1526 80 .... ....
592 4 58 10116 70 19 25
271 17 80 9729 60 .... ....
1.0k 2 95 103 16 .... ....
217 20 40 54531 40 1 36
874 1 65 11911 60 .... ....
447 1 15 9 70 .... ....
129 26 20 34535 90 .... ....
238 0 60 40 8 .... ....
1.1k 0 50 16 6 40 .... ....
18 39 10 40044 90 .... ....
653 0 25 149 5 50 9 10
101 0 10 11 2 85 .... ....
.... .... 200 61 40 .... ....
165 0 05 147 1 90 .... ....
4.6k 0 05 131 1 50 .... ....
910 0 05 112 1 05 140 3 80
SP100 st
Close 421.61 Mar
p410 397 0 05 .... .... .... ....
p415 476 0 05 .... .... .... ....
c420 216 1 45 .... .... .... ....
p420 3.1k 0 05 .... .... .... ....
p425 1.7k 3 70 .... .... .... ....
c425 2.3k 0 05 .... .... .... ....
p430 726 9 .... .... .... ....
c430 1.9k 0 05 .... .... .... ....
c435 1.4k 0 05 .... .... .... ....
p435 155 12 50 .... .... .... ....
SP100Eur
Close 421.61 Mar
p400 .... .... .... .... 110 19 40
p400 .... .... .... .... 110 19 40
c410 278 16 90 .... .... .... ....
90
c410 278 16 .... .... .... ....
p410 300 4 50 2816 90 .... ....
p410 300 4 50 2816 90 .... ....
c425 1.3k 7 326 20 .... ....
c425 1.3k 7 326 20 .... ....
p425 1.0k 9 50 122 30 .... ....
p425 1.0k 9 50 122 30 .... ....
c440 214 1 78 1012 46 .... ....
c440 214 1 78 1012 46 .... ....
c470 361 0 15 .... .... .... ....
c470 361 0 15 .... .... .... ....
c480 135 0 16 .... .... .... ....
c480 135 0 16 .... .... .... ....
c485 252 0 11 40 1 50 .... ....
c485 252 0 11 40 1 50 .... ....
c500 1 0 17 200 0 60 566 2 40
c500 1 0 17 200 0 60 566 2 40
c510 .... .... 366 0 40 .... ....
c510 .... .... 366 0 40 .... ....
c520 .... .... 366 0 15 366 1
c520 .... .... 366 0 15 366 1
SP100Eur st Close 421.61 Mar
c425 110 1 .... .... .... ....
c425 110 1 .... .... .... ....
p425 100 1 80 .... .... .... ....
SP100Euro
Close 421.61 Mar
p370 .... .... 1 6 40 10111 70
p370 .... .... 1 6 40 10111 70
SPX500
Close 890.34 Mar
p625 21 0 15 4 2 57 554 7 20
P Strike Last
Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Jan

C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Feb

p320
p325
p335
p340
p360
p370
p400
p405
p410
c410
p415
p420
c420
p425
c425
p430
c430
p435
c435
p440
c440
c445
p445
c450
c455
p460
c460
c475
p480
c480
c485
c490

Feb

p650
p670
p675
p685
p690
p700
p725
p750
p765
p770
p775
p785
p800
c800
122
p805
p810
p815
p820
p825
p830
c840
p840
p845
c850
p850
p860
p865
p870
c875
p875
p880
c880
p885
c885
c890
p890
c895
p895
c900
p900
p905
c905
p910
c910
c915
c920
p920
c925
p925
c930
c935
c940
c950
p950
p955
c960
c965
c970
c975
c980
c985
c990
c1000
c1010
c1020
c1025
c1040
p1050
300
c1050
c1060
c1075
c1080
p1100
500
c1100

Feb

4.6k 0 15 254 3 70 330 8 90

13 0 10 203 4 .... ....
9 0 30 113 4 60 1610 90
1 0 30 1.0k 5 50 .... ....
.... .... 298 5 .... ....
11k 0 40 3.7k 6 50 5.4k14 10
10k 0 50 379 8 22 600 14
25k 0 75 1.5k10 50 9.0k21 20
16 0 85 504 12 .... ....
4.0k 1 27 13 .... ....
4.6k 1 05 1.1k13 97 302 26
1.0k 1 21 115 80 .... ....
15k 1 80 9.7k18 70 5.2k31 12
113 90 2 110 9
122 1 89 .... .... .... ....
1.2k 2 19 1120 40 .... ....
151 2 55 .... .... .... ....
776 3 03 2322 02 .... ....
1.3k 3 1.1k25 50 6.4k36 30
2.1k 3 83 823 85 11 40
.... .... 180 81 .... ....
137 3 61 326 17 30140 68
210 5 127 54 .... ....
130 45 80 9874 50 287 20
28k 6 70 6.4k31 48 8.9k44 20
1.6k 8 11 433 50 147 40
1.7k 9 37 .... .... .... ....
1.7k 10 39 5 38 40249 80
923 26 556 41 .... ....
16k 12 98240 30 402 54
945 14 5038 50 .... ....
1.5k 23 02 3.0k52 90 .... ....
278 13 53 .... .... 430 60
1.0k 26 75 .... .... 395 60
11k 17 50 19646 40 20k 60
3.9k 18 100 43 20k 60
44 15 2144 52 14k56 20
517 20 30 1545 48 14k 60
31k 13 21k38 90 8.7k 58
36k 23 50 21k 52 8.8k 63
60 25 50 249 60 155 62
49 10 40 239 98 138 62
39 29 754 50 1.3k 67
14k 8 30 18536 90 1.3k 52
3.4k 7 .... .... .... ....
1.9k 5 50 1.5k 32 .... ....
128 31 20 9258 50 175 20
13k 4 40 41327 10 1.6k43 20
159 40 114 64 27 80
5.1k 4 19 11124 50 .... ....
798 3 98 66322 60 .... ....
1.8k 2 35 31521 10 .... ....
13k 1 30 11k 18 1.0k31 80
2.1k 60 80 85 77 32 95
105 55 50 .... .... 194 70
1.5k 1 02 18316 40 56627 43
785 0 62 .... .... .... ....
143 0 47 52012 50 30023 40
1.4k 0 54 61512 51 3.2k23 40
872 0 40 9410 50 .... ....
1.0k 0 40 2 8 50 .... ....
450 0 40 11 8 01 .... ....
6.0k 0 20 4.8k 6 40 6.2k 16
183 0 25 23 5 25014 50
166 0 15 1.0k 4 11 .... ....
1.2k 0 25 107 3 20 43 11
.... .... 333 2 36 .... ....
9 154 87 8 158 47
167
597 0 10 253 1 75 279 7
2 0 05 203 1 50 .... ....
39 0 05 10 0 80 1.0k 4
148 0 05 676 0 60 .... ....
2 195 10 10 214
210
445 0 10 86 0 58 5.0k 2 48

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Last
Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Jan

c20 3.2k 0 50 1.9k 1 70 238 2 35

p20 2.4k 1 15 237 1 95 no tr
c22 50 42 0 15 4.5k 0 87 93 1 75
Caterp
Close 43.20 May
p40 2.3k 0 38 668 2 15 228 4 15
c45 2.0k 0 38 3.1k 2 25 102 4 16
Celgene
Close 50.27 Apr
p45 2.0k 0 30 627 1 65 50 3 60
c55 2.6k 0 35 1.4k 1 84 82 3 60
Cemex
Close 10.40 Apr
p7 50 103 0 10 11k 0 45 40 0 90
c12 50 10 0 05 10k 0 45 17 1 10
Centex
Close 11.82 Apr
p15 25k 2 85 65 3 70 47 4 50
ChesEng
Close 16.68 Apr
c17 50 4.5k 0 43 1.3k 1 55 596 2 70
c20 8.7k 0 10 1.3k 0 80 699 1 80
Chevron
Close 72.82 Mar
p70 4.8k 0 85 640 3 80 4.8k 5 10
c75 2.6k 0 85 608 3 80 468 5
p75 2.4k 3 20 326 6 20 27 7
ChicBdgIr
Close 13.36 Apr
c17 50 20 0 05 75 0 45 5.5k 1 10
c20 no tr no tr 4.2k 0 65
Chubb
Close 45.25 Apr
c50 1.9k 0 30 18 1 54 no tr
Cisco
Close 16.70 Apr
02
p14 211 0 2.8k 0 30 53 0 70
p16 7.5k 0 18 1.4k 0 81 302 1 29
c16 1.6k 0 88 3.0k 1 54 2 2 07
p17 no tr 4.6k 1 26 3.1k 1 66
p17 50 9.7k 0 95 no tr no tr
c17 no tr 2.8k 0 96 116 1 48
c17 50 9.4k 0 13 no tr no tr
Cisco fr
Close 16.70 Apr
c18 no tr 3.8k 0 58 816 1 10
Citigrp
Close 6.75 Mar
p4
23 0 01 13k 0 15 11k 0 22
p5 1.7k 0 04 5.6k 0 29 12k 0 42
c6 2.6k 0 87 321 1 25 212 1 49
p6 12k 0 15 5.5k 0 55 2.1k 0 74
c7 50 16k 0 12 no tr 2.4k 0 71
p7 no tr 7.2k 1 02 no tr
c7 no tr 5.5k 0 76 no tr
p7 50 11k 0 89 no tr 2.4k 1 50
p8 no tr 30k 1 70 no tr
c8 no tr 9.8k 0 39 no tr
c9 2.2k 0 02 4.3k 0 17 907 0 31
c10 997 0 01 1.9k 0 08 2.2k 0 21
Coach
Close 18.11 May
c20 3.1k 0 18 1.0k 1 135 2 25
CocaCola
Close 44.60 May
c45 5.7k 0 60 102 1 91 488 3 25
ConocPhil
Close 51.99 May
p50 2.9k 0 80 338 3 17 248 5 70
c55 2.9k 0 40 2.3k 2 39 61 4 65
ConstellEn
Close 26.75 Apr
p20 no tr no tr 3.1k 0 85
Corning
Close 10.70 May
c10 338 0 85 3.1k 1 35 46 1 90
Costco
Close 49.14 Apr
p50 2.8k 1 65 467 3 10 577 4 90
CP Rlwy
Close 35.40 Mar

Feb

p35 345 0 90 2.0k 2 65 146 3 30

c40 no tr 2.0k 1 20 168 1 85
CVRD
Close 13.87 Mar
p13 75 1.9k 0 65 no tr no tr
p14 no tr 9.5k 1 61 no tr
c17 50 3.0k 0 07 no tr no tr
CVS Care
Close 25.69 May
p22 50 72 0 10 8.0k 0 65 284 1 65
p25 6.5k 0 50 3.2k 1 45 513 2 55
p27 50 1.8k 1 90 921 2 64 384 3 79
c27 50 7.7k 0 20 11k 0 90 1.8k 2
c30 2.5k 0 08 616 0 30 2.3k 1 20
CyprBio
Close 7.34 Mar
p5 9.7k 0 25 10k 0 75 60 1 04
c10 2.3k 0 30 2.4k 1 25 87 1 50
Darling
Close 5.86 Apr
p5 no tr no tr 3.0k 0 55
Deere
Close 45.99 Mar
c55 no tr 282 0 75 2.1k 1 30
Dell Inc
Close 11.12 May
p11 953 0 31 2.4k 0 76 949 1 50
c13 no tr 8.9k 0 21 8.5k 0 78
DeltaAir
Close 11.76 Mar
p7 50 no tr 30 0 30 2.4k 0 60
c17 50 no tr no tr 2.3k 0 45
Dendreon
Close 4.45 May
c5 3.4k 0 10 134 0 30 5 0 90
DeutschB
Close 32.18 Apr
c40 98 0 10 15 0 90 5.0k 2 50
p40 no tr no tr 5.0k10 10
DirecTV
Close 00.00 Mar
c25 2.9k 0 10 4.8k 0 70 233 1 10
DishNtwk
Close 13.05 Mar
c12 50 65 0 88 2.1k 1 64 25 2
Disney
Close 22.31 Apr
50
60
c22 2.1k 0 32 1 65 11 2 40
DJIA Diam
Close 86.14 Mar
p84 2.9k 1 02 164 3 50 no tr
p85 4.4k 1 35 279 3 90 28 5 30
c85 2.2k 2 26 450 4 50 no tr
c86 5.5k 1 57 450 3 90 224 5 30
p86 4.8k 1 75 1.7k 4 25 44 5 58
c87 3.6k 1 173 3 45 18 4 65
p87 3.7k 2 30 292 4 70 no tr
p88 2.9k 3 248 5 30 46 6 75
c88 3.8k 0 65 203 2 98 2 4 40
c89 3.8k 0 40 1.1k 2 50 6 3 84
c90 3.3k 0 24 2.0k 2 68 3 24
c91 4.5k 0 12 1.8k 1 81 no tr
Dow Ch
Close 15.81 Mar
p7 50 no tr no tr 1.8k 0 18
p12 50 31k 0 10 442 0 65 1.4k 0 98
p15 2.3k 0 50 471 1 50 333 1 84
c17 50 12k 0 30 1.9k 1 06 672 1 45
DR Horton
Close 7.88 May
p5 249 0 03 4.9k 0 33 185 0 80
c7 50 161 0 65 3.3k 1 45 3 1 78
p7 50 10k 0 30 26k 1 10 2.4k 1 84
DryShips
Close 16.58 Mar
p12 50 4.6k 0 20 1.0k 1 35 552 1 99
c15 8.1k 2 05 1.9k 3 50 602 4 29
p15 7.2k 0 70 1.2k 2 50 621 3 30
c17 50 11k 0 85 1.8k 2 45 440 3 01

SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500
SPX500

16.70 Corning

10.70

230,782
42,218
15,441
10,556
15,843
10,266
0
6,129
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Last
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P Strike Last
C Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Jan

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

Feb

p17 50 2.9k 2 1.0k 3 80 103 4 40

c20 11k 0 30 1.5k 1 60 1.2k 2 32
Elan
Close 8.39 Apr
c10 2.2k 0 25 844 0 83 354 1 20
EldorGld
Close 7.69 Apr
50
55
c7 133 0 1.5k 1 10 2.2k 1 70
EleArt
Close 17.79 Mar
c20 1.8k 0 21 217 1 15 26 1 65
EMC
Close 11.75 Apr
p10 894 0 05 452 0 28 2.0k 0 59
p11 3.8k 0 15 1.6k 0 58 1.3k 0 92
c12 50 17k 0 17 no tr no tr
c12 no tr 2.2k 0 83 180 1 15
EnCana
Close 47.55 Apr
c50 3.3k 0 75 32 3 21 4 70
ExcelMar
Close 8.91 Mar
c10 1.9k 0 33 585 1 10 90 1 75
ExxonMob
Close 77.57 Apr
p65 2.0k 0 05 1.3k 1 17 10k 2 80
p70 9.0k 0 15 560 2 07 244 4
c75 4.4k 3 40 599 5 80 181 8 65
p75 31k 0 81 794 3 55 2.2k 5 65
c80 13k 0 72 2.2k 3 10 2.4k 5 40
p80 15k 3 10 503 5 93 136 8 25
c85 4.6k 0 07 1.4k 1 32 10k 3 40
FamDolr
Close 27.50 Apr
p27 50 1.4k 0 70 2.4k 1 85 236 3
FM C&G
Close 28.75 May
p25 2.0k 0 28 320 1 83 72 3 90
c30 8.0k 0 82 3.3k 2 80 477 5 10
p30 2.1k 2 10 352 4 72 6 49
c35 3.6k 0 13 1.3k 1 24 210 3 33
FrontrOil
Close 14.15 Apr
p12 50 10 0 18 5.0k 0 95 84 1 70
Gap
Close 12.99 Mar
p12 50 3.6k 0 25 56 0 85 7 1 25
Gen El
Close 16.00 Mar
p14 646 0 09 5.0k 0 68 97 0 92
p15 5.5k 0 21 8.7k 1 04 4.3k 1 31
c16 10k 0 50 3.0k 1 30 494 1 48
p16 7.9k 0 52 6.4k 1 50 354 1 72
c17 50 8.4k 0 05 no tr 469 0 88
c17 no tr 6.9k 0 83 no tr
c19 5.8k 0 02 649 0 28 253 0 46
Genentc
Close 86.34 Mar
p75 3.0k 0 15 318 1 25 1.6k 2 55
p80 5.5k 0 35 276 2 19 878 3 50
c85 5.3k 3 10 1.5k 6 1.6k 6 90
p85 2.9k 1 45 766 3 97 126 4 90
c90 9.9k 0 95 2.1k 2 71 1.3k 3 81
c95 2.2k 0 20 3.2k 0 95 3.2k 1 70
GenMotrs
Close 4.03 Mar
c2 50 2.9k 1 51 no tr 401 1 52
p4 5.7k 0 20 2.8k 1 03 8.7k 1 57
c4 23k 0 19 1.0k 0 50 180 0 65
c5 7.5k 0 02 15k 0 24 196 0 38
p5 9.4k 1 5.4k 1 85 30 2 45
p6 1.8k 2 04 10 2 75 36 3 35
c7 no tr 2.1k 0 08 no tr
p7 50 2.0k 3 60 no tr 181 4 75
p7 no tr 2.2k 3 65 no tr
p15 1.9k 11 no tr 512 18
GenworthF
Close 2.96 Mar
p2 50 2.6k 0 05 1.0k 0 30 641 0 50
Gilead
Close 47.77 May
c50 2.5k 0 55 130 2 40 88 4 60
Goldcorp
Close 27.14 Apr
c27 50 2.0k 1 10 408 2 75 252 4 30
c30 6.1k 0 35 740 1 75 508 3 30
GoldmnS
Close 83.92 Apr
p80 5.8k 1 52 383 6 22811 20
p85 9.9k 3 50 607 8 47 35413 50
c85 9.3k 2 49 721 7 50 21712 89
c90 5.1k 0 85 667 5 19310 65
p90 3.4k 6 85 19410 40 25715 90
c95 2.1k 0 23 533 3 10 108 8 10
Google
Close 315.07 Mar
p300 3.8k 2 83 14716 20 13021 30
p310 4.1k 5 50 33320 20 2825 60
p320 2.6k10 20 1.0k24 80 2029 20
c320 4.7k 5 80 37520 80 115 26
c330 3.3k 2 50 176 16 1922 62
c340 3.2k 0 90 10612 20 75 17

Jan

pJan10 10 690 8 35 cJan10 10

Gerdau
8.22 pJan10 15
pJan10 7 50 716 2 30 InterOil
HelixEn
7.45 cJan10 20
pJan10 2 50 447 0 35 iSh EAFE
HelmPay
24.68 pJan10 35
cJan10 40 334 2 15 pJan11 40
Hess
55.51 pJan10 40
cJan10 60 533 13 70 cJan10 40
HSBC
47.68 pJan11 45
pJan10 45 1.1k 9 pJan10 50
cJan10 45 1.1k 8 90 cJan10 50
IAC Inter
14.98 cJan10 60
pJan10 12 50 1.8k 1 40 iShBraz
cJan10 22 50 1.9k 0 55 cJan10 45

pJan10 12 50 368 1 48 cJan10 10 311 2 70

cJan10 30 1.2k 0 29 Costco
49.14
Citigrp
6.75 pJan10 50 334 9 20
pJan10 5 666 1 19 CVRD
13.87
cJan11 7 50 583 2 64 pJan10 10 1.4k 2 28
cJan10 7 50 548 1 81 cJan10 12 50 411 4 65
pJan10 7 50 5.2k 2 51 cJan10 15 321 3 55
cJan10 10 346 1 09 cJan10 20 1.4k 2 16
cJan10 17 50 800 0 25 CVS Cp
25.69
IBM
84.70
pJan10 70 422 7 60
CocaCola
44.60 cJan10 25 435 5 20
cJan10 50 1.5k 3 20 Deere
45.99 eBay
14.19 GenMotrs
4.03 IndevusPh
5.31
CoeurM
0.96 cJan10 65 465 3 50 cJan10 30 500 0 15 pJan10 2 50 477 1 56 pJan10 5 2.9k 0 41
cJan10 2 50 498 0 20 DevonEn
65.56 EdwLfSci
55.66 pJan10 7 50 400 6 15 Intel
14.15

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

Feb

c350 1.9k 0 45 235 9 5213 50

Halbtn
Close 19.01 Apr
p20 4.6k 1 35 238 2 17 6 3 15
c20 4.9k 0 31 519 1 29 459 2 15
HarleyDav
Close 16.00 May
p12 50 27 0 10 4.7k 0 65 95 1 55
p15 2.5k 0 40 9.5k 1 45 58 2 50
p17 50 3.8k 1 60 2.2k 2 65 no tr
c20 30 0 05 1.8k 0 40 211 1 27
c22 50 no tr 2.0k 0 11 55 0 75
HarmonyG
Close 10.08 May
c10 1.4k 0 55 10 1 30 5.6k 2 15
HartfdFn
Close 18.16 Mar
c20 3.2k 0 50 402 1 83 34 2 40
HeclaMn
Close 2.55 Mar
c2 50 2.7k 0 15 no tr 250 0 50
HewlettPk
Close 37.49 May
c37 50 3.2k 0 87 2.7k 2 50 17 3 95
p37 50 3.3k 0 95 1.8k 2 50 18 4
c40 8.5k 0 15 1.8k 1 35 6.9k 2 85
Hologic
Close 10.90 Mar
p10 31 0 30 no tr 3.1k 1 10
HomeDp
Close 23.86 May
p22 50 1.8k 0 22 3.2k 1 05 505 2 43
c25 4.3k 0 18 1.0k 1 06 2.7k 2 40
p25 5.5k 1 32 no tr 140 3 55
HonwellInt
Close 34.14 Mar
p32 50 4.0k 0 30 69 1 55 no tr
HudsCity
Close 14.21 Apr
c15 2.0k 0 15 386 0 60 22 1 15
IBM
Close 84.70 Apr
p70 145 0 10 314 1 05 2.3k 2 60
p80 9.2k 0 58 743 3 10 170 5 25
c85 3.2k 1 70 1.0k 4 30 194 7 05
p85 4.9k 2 986 5 20 291 7 60
c90 4.6k 0 25 1.1k 2 30 95 4 75
p90 1.5k 5 50 4.4k 8 10 125 9 80
Intel
Close 14.15 Apr
p12 50 6.6k 0 09 no tr no tr
p14 8.4k 0 42 801 0 98 82 1 48
c14 5.9k 0 57 1.4k 0 99 78 1 60
c15 7.2k 0 17 1.5k 0 54 1.5k 1 10
p15 7.3k 1 08 2.5k 1 54 131 2 06
InterMune
Close 8.97 Apr
p7 50 3.0k 0 40 31 2 55 no tr
c10 3.0k 0 60 2.2k 3 30 no tr
c20 198 0 15 5.1k 1 80 no tr
iSh EAFE
Close 43.51 Mar
c40 3.0k 4 30 no tr no tr
iShBrazil
Close 37.91 Mar
p25
2 0 10 5 0 39 2.0k 1 05
p30 1.3k 0 10 51 1 15 7.0k 1 80
p36 2.8k 0 85 50 2 85 11 3 90
p40 229 2 55 3.0k 4 90 no tr
c40 4.4k 0 65 3.4k 2 95 5.8k 3 60
c41 2.0k 0 50 1 2 25 no tr
c45 71 0 10 2.5k 1 30 3.0k 1 90
iShEmMkt
Close 24.88 Mar
p10 no tr no tr 7.3k 0 03
p15 no tr no tr 3.5k 0 28
p16 no tr 103 0 16 2.9k 0 37
p20
1 0 06 45 0 57 2.3k 1 02
p24 457 0 45 7.4k 1 65 430 2 19
p25 2.5k 0 91 412 2 06 2.9k 2 57
c25 5.6k 0 85 10k 2 08 3.4k 2 60
p26 1.1k 1 46 190 2 58 2.9k 3 25
c26 822 0 42 253 1 53 2.6k 2 15
c28 268 0 09 7.5k 0 81 no tr
iShMexico
Close 31.85 Mar
p21 no tr no tr 2.0k 0 30
iShREst
Close 34.19 Mar
65
p35 656 1 5.6k 3 80 5 4 90
p37 5.0k 2 75 1 4 60 1 6 20
iShRs2000
Close 48.13 May
p41 2.5k 0 05 295 1 05 260 2 42
p42 4.0k 0 10 1.4k 1 18 1.7k 3 10
p43 38k 0 14 5.8k 1 40 699 3 34
p45 6.0k 0 40 8.9k 2 69 4 09
p46 5.6k 0 61 35k 2 28 25 4 41
p47 6.0k 0 81 33k 2 68 13 5
c47 5.7k 1 76 137 3 65 15 5 95
p48 23k 1 37 29k 3 18 3.5k 5 31
c48 16k 1 28 340 3 15 7 5 25

310 12 70 cJan10 50 365 10 50

500 0 20 Elan
8.39
85.99 pJan10 5 653 1 07
547 21 95 Exxon
77.57
86.14 pJan10 75 1.2k 11 40
550 0 07 GameStp
26.13
Dndreon
4.45 pJan10 25 1.0k 6 40
pJan10 10 429 7 40 GencoSh
18.64
DowCh
15.81 cJan11 40 353 2 15
cJan10 15 324 3 90 GenElec
16.00
cJan11 17 50 415 3 60 pJan10 5 8.8k 0 40
DR Hortn
7.88 pJan10 7 50 453 0 85
cJan11 12 50 500 2 20 pJan10 12 50 2.5k 2 30
DuPont
25.41 pJan10 15 549 3 40
pJan10 25 847 5 05 cJan10 20 1.0k 1 74
cJan10 25 717 4 35 GenMotr
4.03
cJan10 40 1.5k 0 68 cJan11 7 50 372 0 93

Cisco

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

Total
Call
Vol.

SPX500
Rus2000
Nasd100
DJ Inds
SP100
SP100Eur
SP100Euro
SP100 st
Bank Idx

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

pFeb09
pJan09
cJan09
10.37
pFeb09
cFeb09 25 341 1 cJan10 12 50 314 1 45
90.58
pJan09 27 50 22k 6 Apple
pJan09 30 374 8 40 pJan10 60 708 6 85
Accenture
33.73 pJan10 75 313 12 05
cJan10 40 583 3 10 cJan10 130 412 7 95
Agnico
49.95 cJan10 160 688 3 50
16.88
cJan10 70 1.1k 6 60 ASML Hld
Altria
15.48 pJan10 7 50 337 0 70
12.99
cJan10 17 50 460 1 07 BankAm
Altria oo
15.48 cJan11 20 536 2 50
cJan09 80 344 0 18 BestBuy
28.08
Amazon
55.51 pJan10 25 1.6k 5
pJan10 40 470 6 83 BostSci
7.65

900
900
850
750
900
900
890
890
875
800
895
895
910
925
950
950
700
890
725
800

Index
Price
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34
890.34

Optn
Price
23.50
13.00
6.70
0.75
38.90
52.00
60.00
60.00
12.00
1.80
60.00
56.20
8.30
4.40
1.30
18.00
0.40
17.50
0.50
18.70

20 Most Active Stock Options

Optn
Chg.
+ 7.50
12.00
+ 1.90
+ 0.10
12.40
+ 5.30
+ 5.65
17.50
+ 3.00
+ 0.15
+ 1.00
5.80
9.87
7.70
3.60
8.30
+ 0.05
11.40
+ 0.10
+ 1.60

Vol
36938
31629
28309
25319
21491
21158
20362
20280
16886
15953
14860
14673
14022
13987
13121
11425
11315
11293
10375
9759

SPDR
Jan
SPDR
Jan
PwNasd100 Jan
PwNasd100 Jan
SPDR
Jan
ExxonMob Jan
Lennar A
Jan
Apple
Jan
PwNasd100 Feb
sT Retail
Jan
SP Engy
Mar
iShRs2000 Jan
Tifany
Feb
Centex
Jan
sT Retail
Feb
Apple
Jan
RohmH
Jan
Lennar A
Jan
RohmH
Jan
WellsFrgo Jan

90
90
30
30
85
75
10
90
30
20
45
55
25
15
20
95
75
10
70
20

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

Stock
Price
89.09
89.09
30.07
30.07
89.09
77.57
9.15
90.58
30.07
20.80
48.64
48.13
22.40
11.82
20.80
90.58
61.90
9.15
61.90
25.14

Optn
Price
1.30
2.55
0.65
0.62
0.69
0.81
1.45
2.22
1.65
0.25
2.93
6.84
3.70
2.85
1.30
0.84
0.65
0.50
1.47
0.15

Optn
Chg.
1.02
+ 0.88
+ 0.18
0.54
+ 0.19
+ 0.07
+ 1.25
+ 0.41
+ 0.28
+ 0.05
+ 0.24
+ 1.29
+ 0.70
0.01
0.05
1.06
+ 0.10
1.00
0.03
..

Vol
101848
70204
60290
52087
43070
31636
31405
31366
31314
31223
30042
30002
26119
25798
25703
25693
25096
24985
24056
22450

Indexes

2.69 pJan10 7 50 10k 1 70 cJan10 5

pJan10 2 50 816 1 13 cJan10 10 10k 1 CogTech
cJan10 2 50 2.5k 1 30 CabotO&G
26.42 cJan10 20
cJan10 5 800 0 61 cJan10 70 2.4k 0 45 ContlAir
AmOrBio
5.06 CamInt
23.14 cJan10 35
50
20
cJan10 12 1.0k 0 cJan11 40 715 4 30 cJan10 45

730 0 11 pJan10 60
200.80 cJan10 160
354 5 38 DJ Ind2Yr
20.37 cDec10 70
468 3 50 DJIA Dia
317 1 90 cJan10 150

Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb

Index

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

AMD

21.53
17 50 405 0 85
20 1.8k 0 30
22 50 443 0 55
22 50 415 2 80 ApldMat

A13

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

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Comprehensive volume and prices for Friday, January 9, 2009.

Investors Business Daily shows options in a time-saving alphabetical list,
Closing prices may vary due to after hour settlements/trading at time of data transmission. with expiration month in the first column. Closing prices are as of 4 p.m.
20 Most Active Index Options
P Strike Last
Last
Last P Strike Last
Last
Last P Strike Last
Last
Last P Strike Last
Last
Last Eastern and do not reflect after-hours settlements/trading.

Jan

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

Feb

Jan

14k 0 75 2.0k 2 51 170 4 60

28k 1 92 1.0k 3 66 152 5 70
15k 0 40 3.2k 2 09 269 4 55
9.7k 2 65 664 4 20 1 6
6.6k 0 26 1.2k 1 76 51 3 98
8.6k 3 25 171 4 42 405 6 70
25k 4 10 413 5 10 12 7 10
9.8k 0 12 1.7k 1 37 500 3 55
3.3k 0 05 1.3k 1 07 301 3 07
4.0k 0 01 676 0 61 3 3
30k 6 84 127 7 55 10 9 25
7 0 01 5.1k 0 11 708 1 11
iShsChi25
Close 27.71 May
p22 10 0 10 5.0k 0 69 no tr
p24 29 0 15 3.5k 1 10 3 2 60
p26 5.4k 0 40 2.5k 1 75 11 3 40
c28 2.3k 0 95 235 2 45 119 4 10
p28 420 1 10 5.2k 2 60 43 4 34
c29 5.5k 0 51 158 1 95 15 3 60
c31 1.6k 0 15 3.3k 1 10 36 2 90
iShSilver
Close 11.10 Apr
c12 61 0 10 352 0 50 3.4k 0 90
ITT EdSv
Close 98.13 Apr
c100 2.0k 2 37 8 20 413 10
JCrew
Close 9.91 Mar
c10 63 0 60 3.0k 1 30 1.0k 1 68
p12 50 7.6k 2 60 5 3 10 no tr
JnprNtw
Close 17.64 Apr
p18 no tr 2.0k 1 56 10 2 45
JohnJn
Close 59.05 Apr
p55 1.5k 0 15 4.3k 1 15 399 2 35
c60 5.1k 0 39 1.0k 1 75 1.6k 2 95
c65 109 0 05 7.7k 0 40 1.5k 1 14
JohnsnCtl
Close 19.10 Apr
p17 50 520 0 40 79 1 10 3.9k 1 80
JPMorgCh
Close 00.00 Mar
p22 50 3.4k 0 24 no tr 341 2 30
p24 no tr 2.9k 2 13 no tr
c25 6.1k 1 72 153 3 50 107 4 15
p25 4.1k 0 75 1.8k 2 61 142 3 15
c26 3.8k 1 11 604 3 04 40 3 80
p26 6.4k 1 15 1.1k 3 156 3 70
p27 50 4.6k 2 04 no tr 211 4 40
p27 no tr 5.4k 3 44 no tr
c27 50 5.7k 0 54 no tr 33 3 04
c29 3.4k 0 23 1.8k 1 69 905 2 37
p30 2.2k 4 15 1.5k 5 38 355 6
c30 2.7k 0 14 1.8k 1 36 4.2k 1 92
c31 3.8k 0 08 2.0k 1 20 793 1 74
c32 50 3.2k 0 07 no tr 457 1 20
c35 119 0 03 487 0 33 2.4k 0 70
KB Home
Close 14.17 Apr
p10 2.4k 0 05 78 0 50 106 1 15
p12 50 3.1k 0 25 366 1 15 356 2
c12 50 5.1k 1 90 120 2 70 30 2 90
c15 3.5k 0 45 305 1 70 41 2 50
KimcoRty
Close 17.90 Apr
p10 no tr no tr 6.0k 1
Kohls
Close 37.29 Apr
c40 2.4k 0 40 1.4k 2 10 4 10
p40 2.6k 3 51 4 10 34 6 30
Kraft
Close 27.78 Mar
p25 1.9k 0 05 184 0 40 no tr
LegPlat
Close 14.40 Mar
c15 2.2k 0 25 2.2k 1 100 1 25
p15 no tr no tr 3.7k 1 80
Lennar A
Close 9.15 May
p2 50 2.1k 0 05 2.1k 0 15 580 0 40
c5
50 4 10 38 4 30 2.5k 5
p5 13k 0 10 8.8k 0 57 1.3k 1 01
c7 50 1.9k 1 85 197 2 50 55 3 40
p7 50 16k 0 45 7.6k 1 25 1.7k 1 95
c10 24k 0 50 1.0k 1 25 140 2 55
p10 31k 1 45 2.8k 2 40 867 3 40
c12 50 2.9k 0 10 2.7k 0 50 394 1 65
LeucNatl
Close 20.31 Mar
p20 3.0k 0 65 60 1 90 no tr
Lexmark
Close 28.37 Apr
19
p25 3.3k 0 322 0 80 86 1 40
p30 3.2k 1 90 no tr no tr
Linear
Close 22.20 May
p20 5.4k 0 35 525 0 75 520 1 60
p22 50 5.2k 1 10 515 1 67 531 2 75

c49
p49
c50
p50
c51
p51
p52
c52
c53
c55
p55
c60

Feb

Close 5.23 Mar

4.0k 0 55 298 0 75 4.3k 1
Lowes
Close 21.19 Apr
c25 53 0 03 7.4k 0 35 69 1 05
Macys
Close 10.30 May
p10 2.7k 0 40 560 1 15 155 2 15
c10 16k 0 70 57 1 50 289 2 35
MarInt
Close 19.63 Apr
c20 5.2k 0 55 40 1 75 20 2 75
MarvellT
Close 6.86 May
c5
58 1 95 7.6k 2 05 81 2 30
MasseyEn
Close 16.01 Apr
p15 3.4k 0 45 18 1 70 56 2 90
McAfee
Close 31.38 Mar
p30 1.9k 0 20 309 1 50 306 1 90
McDermInt
Close 12.60 May
c12 50 95 0 60 2.0k 1 65 5 2 65
c15 70 0 05 2.1k 0 65 176 1 80
McDnlds
Close 60.07 Mar
p60 3.8k 1 10 96 2 87 83 3 80
c60 3.3k 1 15 159 3 10 326 3 70
MEMC
Close 16.47 Apr
c20 500 0 05 4.3k 0 80 319 1 75
Merck
Close 28.73 Apr
c30 2.2k 0 23 309 1 35 129 2 05
Meritage
Close 14.38 Mar
p12 50 10k 0 35 19k 1 95 no tr
p15 15k 1 30 93 3 10 245 3 70
MetroPCS
Close 17.25 May
p15 no tr 10k 0 60 no tr
Microsft
Close 19.52 Apr
p19 5.0k 0 27 1.3k 1 21 246 1 85
c19 2.5k 0 79 359 1 68 665 2 21
c22 50 2.2k 0 02 no tr no tr
Microsft fr
Close 19.52 Apr
c20 7.7k 0 28 2.7k 1 15 254 1 70
p20 9.6k 0 79 504 1 71 no tr
c21 2.9k 0 06 1.2k 0 74 240 1 29
c23 no tr 2.5k 0 21 no tr
Monsnto
Close 81.14 Apr
c90 3.5k 0 30 512 2 90 74 6 40
MorgStan
Close 19.06 Apr
p16 2.2k 0 15 1.4k 1 05 20 2
p17 50 4.3k 0 40 no tr 153 2 70
c17 50 4.8k 2 20 no tr 137 4 30
c19 3.0k 1 267 2 10 172 3 30
p19 6.5k 0 95 202 2 30 161 3 32
p20 1.8k 1 45 2.6k 2 80 206 3 90
c20 11k 0 50 4.5k 1 65 1.1k 2 90
c21 13k 0 25 446 1 40 143 2 45
c22 50 4.6k 0 10 no tr 353 1 84
c25 2.0k 0 05 2.1k 0 35 983 1 15
Mosaic
Close 38.79 Mar
c40 3.2k 1 10 640 3 30 129 4 80
Motorola
Close 4.46 Apr
04
c5 471 0 5.5k 0 33 358 0 50
Mylan
Close 10.68 Apr
c12 50 40 0 05 791 0 20 6.1k 0 70
N Semi
Close 10.09 May
c10 93 0 37 no tr 3.1k 1 50
NobleCorp
Close 22.87 Mar
c27 50 7 0 10 2.4k 0 70 13 1 28
NokiaCp
Close 15.21 Apr
c14 no tr 7.6k 1 95 no tr
c15 2.2k 0 55 6.5k 1 15 366 1 95
p16 2.6k 0 75 91 1 60 no tr
c16 473 0 15 3.8k 0 75 2.6k 1 45
Nordstrm
Close 13.96 Apr
p12 50 22k 0 25 3 1 05 1.6k 1 95
NorSo
Close 46.55 Mar
70
p45 2.0k 0 202 2 86 41 4
Novellus
Close 13.77 Mar
c15 651 0 15 2.5k 0 75 27 1
Nvidia
Close 7.93 Apr
p7 50 577 0 15 2.1k 0 60 no tr
NwmtMn
Close 37.04 Mar
p35 2.1k 0 64 2.9k 2 65 218 3 40
p37 50 2.4k 1 74 500 3 80 133 4 65
c37 50 2.6k 1 12 482 3 45 62 4 49
NYSE Eur
Close 26.11 Mar
c25 2.5k 1 83 257 3 49 6 4
p25 1.9k 0 67 393 2 30 207 3
c30 2.5k 0 20 780 1 28 182 2
OcciP
Close 56.30 May
LionsGate

c5

Jan

cJan10
cJan10
pJan10
cJan10
cJan10

30
35
40
50
55

1.6k 5 cJan10 35 350 1 05 Palm

5.96
29.39 pJan10 2 50 1.2k 0 70
777 3 30 MobileTel
2.07
1.3k 17 20 cJan10 40 613 5 20 Penwest
19.06 cJan10 2 50 2.0k 0 40
669 0 89 MorgStan
17.44
1.2k 0 55 cJan10 30 347 1 75 Pfizer
pJan10
10
494
0 63
Nabors
12.11
L3 Com
76.71
05
50
08
pJan10 75 2.0k 11 60 pJan10 10 6.3k 2 pJan10 17 378 3
14.75 cJan10 17 50 452 2 10
cJan10 85 2.0k 7 60 NetwkAp
pJan10 7 50 1.0k 0 75 cJan10 20 469 1 18
LennarA
9.15
cJan10 15 2.6k 3 60 cJan10 25 888 0 31
pJan11 2 50 444 0 95
pJan10 15 2.7k 3 80 pJan10 25 467 8 75
Level3
1.49
cJan10 22 50 646 1 20 PwNasd100
30.07
cJan10 2 50 12k 0 40 Nordstrm
13.96 cJan10 25 535 7 66
LinearTch
22.20
pJan10 7 50 22k 1 60 cJan10 31 399 4 14
cJan10 35 535 0 63 NYSE Eu
26.11 cJan11 50 3.3k 0 95
LockhdM
80.76 pJan10 7 50 1.0k 0 45 Rambus
11.24
pJan10 80 469 12 87 pJan10 15 605 2 10 pJan10 10 325 3 80
cJan10 95 530 6 53 OilSvHT
79.23 cJan10 15 981 3 50
McDnlds
60.07 pJan10 60 5.0k 9 30 pJan10 15 520 7 30
pJan10 30 500 1 15 Omnicom
27.49 cJan10 20 525 2 40
MEMC
16.47 pJan10 20 702 2 77 cJan10 40 957 0 60

Call
Open
Interest

Put
Open
Interest Index

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

Feb

c60 3.1k 0 63 3.1k 3 40 162 7 05

c65 3.5k 0 10 1.0k 1 85 85 4 90
OilSvcHT
Close 79.23 Apr
c80 4.5k 2 60 611 6 45 533 9 93
p80 8.1k 3 20 505 7 50 1910 35
c85 4.9k 0 82 471 4 50 46 7 74
OilSvHT
Close 79.23 Apr
p75 4.2k 1 27 2.1k 5 40 622 8 15
Oracle
Close 17.36 Mar
p13 no tr no tr 2.2k 0 30
c17 50 2.5k 0 35 no tr no tr
p17 50 7.0k 0 50 no tr no tr
c18 no tr 268 0 77 2.1k 1 25
c19 2.1k 0 05 182 0 45 2.7k 0 85
Palm Inc
Close 5.96 May
p2 50 300 0 05 244 0 08 3.3k 0 30
p5 7.0k 0 20 7.0k 0 55 1.0k 1 10
c5 6.7k 1 20 15k 1 35 5.6k 1 85
c7 50 9.0k 0 15 22k 0 40 9.7k 0 80
p7 50 1.8k 1 64 1.6k 2 05 115 2 50
c10 315 0 05 724 0 10 5.5k 0 35
Penney
Close 20.94 May
p17 50 93 0 15 161 0 85 2.5k 2 10
Petrobrs
Close 26.95 Apr
p22 50 117 0 10 1.2k 1 20 5.9k 2 35
c25 2.7k 2 30 3.9k 4 16 26 5 30
50
p25 803 0 6.6k 1 88 179 3 50
c27 50 4.6k 1 10 no tr no tr
c30 2.0k 0 25 1.5k 1 60 506 2 98
c35 no tr 2.0k 0 50 33 1 55
Pfizer
Close 17.44 Mar
c17 50 3.1k 0 27 166 0 74 406 0 96
p17 50 2.3k 0 40 73 1 07 102 1 27
Potash
Close 84.02 Mar
p70 2.3k 0 20 265 3 875 4 80
p80 2.3k 1 57 684 6 60 25 9
c85 2.0k 2 64 452 8 14 77 11
p85 2.1k 3 60 231 9 10 9910 80
c90 1.9k 1 15 342 6 10 465 8 50
PriceTR
Close 31.81 Apr
p30 3.3k 0 55 42 2 65 10 4 20
ProctGam
Close 59.86 Apr
15
p60 3.1k 1 1.0k 3 4 4 50
c62 50 2.2k 0 20 192 1 45 306 2 80
ProUltFin
Close 5.19 Mar
p4
26 0 03 2.0k 0 25 548 0 50
c5 1.8k 0 35 1.5k 0 80 182 1 09
c6 11k 0 05 3.1k 0 42 624 0 70
ProUltSP
Close 25.67 Mar
c27 2.2k 0 50 587 1 85 20 2 75
PrudentlF
Close 31.88 Mar
p25 46 0 25 6.1k 1 85 16 2 75
c35 270 0 55 6.1k 3 27 no tr
PulteHms
Close 11.75 Apr
p10 2.9k 0 20 309 1 457 1 55
PwNasd100
Close 30.07 Mar
02
p23
2 0 2.0k 0 19 400 0 46
p25 589 0 02 2.0k 0 36 1.9k 0 74
c26 2.2k 4 20 964 4 63 10 5 08
c27 764 3 12 2.5k 3 78 491 4 21
p27 3.6k 0 06 1.1k 0 69 1.2k 1 10
c28 2.8k 2 13 1.1k 3 01 1.8k 3 67
p28 8.4k 0 13 6.3k 0 92 2.2k 1 39
p29 26k 0 28 11k 1 25 2.3k 1 73
c29 11k 1 33 1.6k 2 30 1.8k 3 01
p30 60k 0 65 31k 1 65 3.3k 2 20
c30 52k 0 62 6.1k 1 68 870 2 49
p31 74k 1 19 42k 2 15 2.0k 2 64
c31 51k 0 24 5.4k 1 18 702 1 68
c32 19k 0 07 7.4k 0 73 364 1 44
p32 49k 2 05 2.7k 2 74 403 3 17
p33 1.8k 3 1.8k 3 45 591 3 83
c33 3.4k 0 02 1.8k 0 47 12k 0 91
c35
6 0 01 2.1k 0 16 656 0 39
Qualcom
Close 35.00 Apr
p32 50 2.3k 0 22 762 1 53 1.4k 2 50
c35 9.1k 0 85 1.8k 2 62 2.3k 3 65
p35 6.5k 0 93 889 2 45 10 3 60
c37 50 4.0k 0 13 699 1 53 6.9k 2 45
RadNet
Close 3.55 Mar
c2 50 5.7k 1 35 540 1 15 2.0k 1 60
p2 50 no tr no tr 4.0k 0 35
c5 no tr no tr 4.1k 0 70
Rambus
Close 11.24 May
p7 50 3.9k 0 10 no tr no tr
p9 3.9k 0 30 735 1 330 2 10
p10 11k 0 50 2.4k 1 45 900 2 60
c11 1.9k 1 30 no tr 49 3 50
p11 11k 0 90 no tr 827 3 23
c12 50 13k 0 70 no tr no tr
p12 50 9.3k 1 90 no tr no tr
c13 no tr 1.8k 1 40 1.6k 2 90

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

576 4 90 iShMexico
31.85
439 3 45 cJan10 30 1.0k 6 50
17.35 pJan10 30 1.0k 5 20
400 3 80 iShRs2000
48.13
43.51 cJan11 45 319 12 25
938 4 10 pJan10 50 5.0k 10
5.0k 8 50 cJan10 50 5.0k 6 70
18k 6 50 cJan10 81 9.5k 0 38
14k 9 10 cJan10 82 7.5k 0 31
2.0k 11 10 ITT Ed
98.13
835 11 80 cJan10 120 442 15 10
2.0k 4 50 JA Solar
4.66
60
1.4k 1 cJan10 5 59k 2
37.91 pJan10 5 59k 2 30
462 6 pJan10 10 592 6 10
iShCh25
27.71 cJan10 30 405 0 15
pJan10 10 594 0 55 JetBlue
6.97
iShEMkt
24.88 pJan10 7 50 1.4k 2 40
pJan10 26 1.0k 6 46 JPMorg
25.97
81
cJan10 26 1.0k 4 pJan10 25 531 7

Total
Put
Vol.

Total
Call
Vol.

Total
Put
Vol.

Call
Open
Interest

Put
Open
Interest

83
582
426
274
0
110
0
0

411
227
111
344
1
0
1
2

3,898
3,127
2,969
42
0
30
0
0

4,240
2,783
395
138
658
0
3
0

314,390 2,112,517 3,113,945 GS Idx

45,258 470,163 437,464 OilSvc
14,574 85,156 148,007 SemiconIdx
5,183 108,232 136,337 SP100Eur st
15,934 57,073 69,719 NtGas
3,552 85,274 51,266 AM BioT
1,156
0 24,292 Oil Idx
6,625
2,769
2,365 MSHiTc
380
7,659
2,014

Jan

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

Feb

Jan

8.3k 3 10 410 3 40 190 5 15

7.1k 0 40 3.0k 1 20 404 2 48
14k 0 25 2.3k 0 90 2.7k 2 20
16k 3 80 322 4 10 141 5 90
4.5k 4 90 292 4 92 122 6 10
2.6k 0 25 944 0 75 786 2
3.1k 6 30 no tr no tr
no tr 1.8k 0 55 1.1k 1 70
8.6k 0 10 no tr no tr
2.0k 0 10 296 0 35 508 1 40
13k 0 05 1.0k 0 30 683 1 30
520 0 05 1.1k 0 10 2.6k 0 70
ReliantEn
Close 5.31 May
p4
21 0 05 7.6k 0 30 no tr
p5 319 0 25 7.5k 0 70 no tr
RohmH
Close 61.90 Apr
p45 14k 0 65 1.9k 2 40 699 4 50
p50 16k 1 25 2.7k 3 54 2.1k 5 90
p55 4.5k 2 10 5.7k 5 20 123 7
c60 2.7k 5 41 1.2k 8 5.1k 9 90
p60 4.4k 3 40 845 6 50 859 8 70
c65 12k 2 67 9.4k 5 40 408 6 90
c70 24k 1 47 12k 3 17 1.6k 4 10
p70 1.9k 9 80 1112 10 1013 40
c75 25k 0 65 13k 1 20 324 1 45
p80 2.1k 20 1620 10 120 20
RschMotn
Close 47.46 Mar
p43 38 1.8k 0 42 no tr no tr
p45 7.4k 0 68 2.4k 2 94 170 4 10
30
c45 7.4k 3 1.1k 5 40 884 6 90
c46 63 5.1k 2 10 no tr no tr
p46 63 7.2k 1 32 no tr no tr
c48 38 10k 1 23 no tr no tr
p48 38 3.4k 2 15 no tr no tr
p50 2.6k 3 20 455 5 45 1.2k 6 60
c50 16k 0 70 3.0k 3 527 4 28
c60 221 0 02 5.6k 0 68 262 1 50
Ryland
Close 19.09 Apr
p17 50 435 0 42 11k 1 70 30 2 85
p20 1.2k 1 32 3.0k 2 85 124 4 15
SanDisk
Close 12.30 Apr
c12 50 3.2k 0 54 no tr no tr
c14 555 0 16 120 1 05 2.1k 1 66
c17 no tr no tr 2.0k 0 95
Sap AG
Close 36.88 Mar
c37 50 6.4k 0 93 5.1k 2 50 47 3
c40 2.4k 0 20 90 1 35 87 1 90
SaraLee
Close 10.03 Apr
c10 3.9k 0 35 10 0 75 100 1 05
Schlmb
Close 43.00 May
c45 2.8k 0 70 1.0k 2 81 152 5 40
c50 529 0 10 1.9k 1 25 112 3 70
Schwab
Close 15.46 Mar
p15 1.8k 0 50 161 1 15 2 1 50
SearsHldg
Close 46.73 Mar
c30 2.0k16 50 no tr 1416 70
p45 3.8k 1 60 316 5 30 78 8 50
p50 2.4k 4 40 929 8 10 30511 14
Seprcr
Close 12.26 Apr
c12 50 2.4k 0 40 40 1 no tr
Sequenom
Close 23.02 Mar
p17 50 no tr 2.6k 1 70 no tr
c22 50 382 1 50 3.0k 4 60 2 5 26
ShawGp
Close 28.37 Apr
c30 1.8k 0 70 392 2 35 263 3 90
SiderNac
Close 16.11 Mar
c15
2 2 05 6.0k 2 75 6.1k 3 40
c20 no tr no tr 2.6k 1 25
SilvStd
Close 17.98 Mar
c20 651 0 30 23 1 80 3.3k 2 20
Skechers
Close 10.62 Apr
50
c12 no tr 3.3k 0 50 no tr
SLM Corp
Close 10.65 Apr
p10 2.1k 0 20 113 0 91 no tr
SP Engy
Close 48.64 Mar
p43 34 0 14 2.6k 1 41 no tr
p45 332 0 35 162 1 97 30k 2 93
p46 1.2k 0 50 5.5k 2 34 20 3 30
p47 5.9k 0 70 373 2 59 72 3 73
p48 4.4k 0 99 1.8k 2 99 59 3 91
p49 9.6k 1 49 145 3 43 172 4 40
c50 2.5k 0 71 244 2 94 78 3 68
SP Fncl
Close 11.56 Mar
p10 627 0 04 3.2k 0 46 196 0 77
c11 13k 0 75 234 1 35 62 1 67
p11 2.4k 0 14 399 0 78 299 1 16
p12 4.6k 0 59 3.5k 1 24 50 1 62
c12 14k 0 17 608 0 83 162 1 17
c13 4.1k 0 04 495 0 46 451 0 72
SpdGld nya
Close 83.92 Mar
p80 2.8k 0 34 132 2 30 128 3 41
p83 8.3k 1 16 25 3 23 109 4 90
c83 9.1k 2 05 261 5 30 37 6 10
p14
c14
c15
p15
p16
c16
p17 50
c17
c17 50
c19
c20
c25

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

Feb

Jan

c85 4.0k 1 15 198 3 50 63 5 10

c86 2.0k 0 85 62 3 30 78 4 70
p88 1.8k 4 20 no tr 25 7 20
SPDR
Close 89.09 Mar
p57 no tr 3.7k 0 17 58 0 40
p58 no tr 3.9k 0 18 no tr
p70 1.8k 0 04 1.5k 0 66 no tr
p73 290 0 04 3.2k 0 87 20 1 77
p75 1.9k 0 08 836 1 10 1.5k 2 17
p76 7.0k 0 08 560 1 26 539 2 24
p79 2.8k 0 15 401 1 69 884 2 80
p80 11k 0 22 10k 1 92 2.2k 3 30
p81 3.2k 0 26 1.0k 2 10 1.0k 3 21
c81 5.3k 8 28 3410 65 no tr
p82 7.0k 0 29 3.2k 2 34 no tr
p83 43k 0 40 827 2 60 51 4
p84 53k 0 53 3.1k 2 84 326 4 30
p85 43k 0 69 5.9k 3 19 5.4k 4 80
c86 2.4k 3 60 97 6 40 no tr
p86 17k 0 93 3.4k 3 35 44 5 14
c87 5.4k 3 05 461 5 70 36 8 30
p87 35k 1 20 10k 3 85 22 5 55
c88 37k 2 30 956 5 20 10 7 28
p88 63k 1 56 11k 4 25 2 6
c89 38k 1 75 871 4 65 231 6 65
p89 52k 2 4.5k 4 70 268 6 50
p90 70k 2 55 7.9k 5 10 3.6k 6 81
c90
101k 1 30 9.0k 4 10 1.6k
6 30
c91 36k 0 90 1.6k 3 55 206 4 97
p91 43k 3 06 905 5 55 no tr
p92 15k 3 85 598 6 20 710 7 60
c92 31k 0 60 3.0k 3 15 2.0k 5 01
p93 7.0k 4 60 369 6 70 no tr
c93 52k 0 38 3.0k 2 60 19 4 69
p94 8.8k 5 55 1.4k 7 30 5 8 92
c94 24k 0 19 4.9k 2 36 5.8k 3 90
c95 18k 0 13 15k 1 92 5.4k 3 20
c96 6.8k 0 11 4.8k 1 60 1 3 34
p96 2.1k 7 20 270 8 45 180 9 65
c97 3.8k 0 05 2.2k 1 32 335 2 65
c98 4.3k 0 07 4.0k 1 02 93 2 12
c99 1.9k 0 04 2.0k 0 86 745 1 84
c100 5.3k 0 02 11k 0 70 894 1 61
sT Homebl
Close 12.38 Mar
p12 1.4k 0 30 14k 0 90 25k 1 30
c12 7.1k 0 70 25 1 42 20 1 40
70
p13 31k 0 45 1 40 15 1 80
sT Retail
Close 20.80 Mar
p19 no tr 30k 0 95 no tr
c20 2.2k 1 15 2 2 16 no tr
p20 31k 0 25 25k 1 30 10 1 80
p21 28k 0 55 60 1 75 6 2 25
StarwdHt
Close 21.42 May
c25 3.9k 0 10 45 1 15 5 2 75
StateStr
Close 41.56 May
p35 94 0 40 4.3k 2 75 20 5
p40 1.7k 1 30 3.8k 4 65 40 6 80
StJudeMd
Close 32.25 Apr
c30 no tr 1.9k 3 50 no tr
Stryker
Close 40.96 Mar
c40 5.0k 1 50 3.0k 3 10 80 3 80
c45 390 0 05 538 0 95 2.3k 1 65
SuncorEng
Close 23.43 Mar
c25 4.5k 0 45 104 1 80 125 2 60
SunTrust
Close 25.56 Apr
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Close 22.35 Mar
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Close 32.37 Apr
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Close 55.62 Mar
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Close 26.15 Apr
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Close 51.58 Mar
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20
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WE SAY IT LIKE IT IS

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

INVESTORS.COM

ISSUES & INSIGHTS

WINNER OF THE 2008

Pulitzer Prize

Ws Biggest Hits
War On Terror: Two more top al-Qaida operatives collected their virgins on New Years Day. Justice may be
delayed, but not denied. Look up in the sky: Its a bird!
Its a plane! Its a . . . Predator drone!

.S. officials have confirmed that a Jan. 1 missile strike

killed two top al-Qaida members long sought for the
Aug. 7, 1998, bombings of the U.S. embassies in Tanzania
and Kenya.
Cross Fahid Mohammed Ali Msalam and Sheikh Ahmed Salem
Swedan off the FBIs Most Wanted Terrorists list.
Msalam, also known as Usama al-Kini, and Sedan both from
Kenya. Both are believed to have been involved in last Septembers
bombing of the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad, Pakistan, that killed
53 people. The two were killed by an unmanned aircraft operated
by the CIA while they were in a not-so-safe house used for explosives-training near the town of Karikot in South Waziristan.
Kini trained terrorists in Africa in the 1990s. After 9/11, he became al-Qaidas emir of Afghanistans Zabul province and later rotated among Afghanistan, Pakistan and East Africa, planning suicide missions, training operatives and raising money.
Transferred to the home office two years ago, he became alQaidas operations director for Pakistan and was responsible for at
least seven suicide attacks. These included an assassination try
aimed at former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who
would be murdered in December 2007.
South Waziristan has become a prime hunting ground for Predator drones in recent months as part of a campaign to destabilize alQaida by decimating its leadership and killing key operatives. The
attacks, occurring once every three days, have resulted in the
deaths of at least eight top al-Qaida leaders since July.
Bill Roggio of the Long War Journal has compiled a list of some of
those who have received final justice recently. They include Abu
Laith al Libi, a senior military commander in Afghanistan, who
was killed in a strike in North Waziristan last January. Abu Sulayman Jazairi, al-Qaidas external operations chief, was killed in a
strike in Bajaur in March.
Abu Khabab al Masri, al-Qaidas weapons of mass destruction
chief, and several senior members of his staff were killed in a strike
in South Waziristan in July. Khalid Habib, leader of al-Qaidas
paramilitary forces in the tribal areas, was killed in North
Waziristan in October. Abu Jihad al Masri, leader of the Egyptian
Islamic Group and member of al-Qaidas top council, last October
was also killed in North Waziristan.
The next month, Rashid Rauf, mastermind of the 2006 trans-Atlantic airline bomb plot, was killed when a 100-pound Hellfire missile launched from a Predator drone struck a tribesmens house in
the village of Ali Khel in North Waziristan. Rauf was the architect
of the liquid bomb plot that forces travelers to limit fluids to 3.5
ounces in carry-on baggies.
The idea that the U.S. hasnt taken the battle to the enemy sanctuaries in Syria and Pakistan, or that we are losing control of Afghanistan, isnt exactly accurate. The terrorists we fight are scurrying
about as we lift the remaining rocks they hide under. But theres no
place for them to hide.
Waziristan used to be called al-Qaidas hideout. Now its what
American pilots call a target-rich environment. If this campaign
continues, maybe well soon find and send to his just reward alQaidas tape-of-the-month club director, Ayman al-Zawahiri, or
maybe even his cave-dwelling boss.
Were running out of targets.

The Good Doctor

Health Care: Barack Obama considers neurosurgeon
Sanjay Gupta for surgeon general, and fellow Democrats grouse. Is it because hes unqualified? No, its because they think he opposes nationalized health care.

eading the charge against Gupta is Rep. John Conyers, who

has introduced legislation that would force Americans into
a nationalized medical care system. The Michigan Democrat is chairman of the House Judiciary Committee chairman and
therefore has no vote or formal role in the appointment process for
surgeon general. Yet, he is lobbying the Senate and the incoming
president to reject Gupta, according to The Hill newspaper.
In a Dear Colleague letter, Conyers, who has someone else in
mind for the post, told fellow lawmakers its not in the best interests of the nation to have someone like this who lacks the requisite
experience needed to oversee the federal agency that provides crucial health care assistance to some of the poorest and most underserved communities in America.
Conyers has also made his case to Senate Majority Leader Harry
Reid, the Nevada Democrat who does have a part in the appointment process, and who had plans to call Obama directly.
Gupta, who is not only a highly regarded neurosurgeon but a professor and CNN medical correspondent, is also opposed by Michael Moore, with whom he had a 2007 television run-in. Moore happens to be a good friend of Conyers, a supporter of nationalized
health care and opponent of Guptas appointment.
Involved on the periphery is New York Times columnist Paul
Krugman. He blogged Tuesday that he has a problem not with
Guptas qualifications but his mugging of Moore over the 2007
documentary Sicko and how Gupta accused Moore of lying.
Krugman, another long-time advocate for national health care,
says Guptas nomination is a small thing. But its another example of the lack of accountability that always seems to be the rule
when you get things wrong in a socially acceptable way, he adds.
Rather than be flayed by the likes of Krugman, Gupta should be
recognized for the public service he performed by fact-checking
Moore, a propagandist who has a history of staging scenes to support his point of view and deceiving his audience.
If the campaign for nationalized health care is, as Conyers puts it,
done for should Gupta get the job, then anyone truly interested
in public health should hope that Gupta is quickly ushered into his
new job. The U.S. needs universal care like Canadians need even
longer waits for treatment under their version of what Conyers,
Krugman, Moore, et al. have in mind.

Carbon Tax: The Lesser Of Two Evils

Climate Change: Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson, long
reviled by environmentalists for his skepticism of extreme global warming claims, now supports a tax on
C02 emissions. A new convert to the cause? We doubt it.

n a speech last Thursday, Tillerson said a carbon tax would be

a more direct, a more transparent and a more effective approach than many of the current plans for curbing greenhouse gases, including the cap-and-trade approach favored
by President-elect Barack Obama.
In supporting the carbon tax, Tillerson has become an unlikely
member of a club that includes former Vice President Al Gore, consumer advocate Ralph Nader and President-elect Barack Obamas
designated head of the National Economic Council, Larry Summers, the Wall Street Journal noted.
In point of fact, Tillerson hasnt joined any club.
Like many CEOs these days in energy-producing industries, hes
just afraid his company will soon be hit with a tidal wave of new regulation to curb greenhouse gas emissions regulations that will destroy trillions of dollars of U.S. wealth.
My greatest concern is that policymakers will attempt to mandate or ordain solutions that are doomed to fail, Tillerson said.
Like cap-and-trade. Or new Environmental Protection Agency
rules that essentially seek to regulate everything in our economy
that uses carbon-based fuel. Since 85% of our energy comes from
carbon-based fuel, that means the entire economy.
Tillerson understands the political situation. A new president and
an overwhelmingly Democratic Congress mean some form of draconian global warming action is likely, and soon despite the fact that
the Earth, rather than heating up, has been cooling for at least seven
years, according to the four major global temperature data sets.
Tillerson would be a fool and probably in breach of his fiduciary responsibility to his shareholders and employees if he were to ignore
this. So he has supported a carbon tax which economists agree
would be the most fair, least costly and most efficient way of reducing global C02 output.
Its a sad commentary indeed when CEOs have to support things

Commerce: No Takers
Transition: Bill Richardson has bowed out as potential
Commerce secretary on corruption allegations, but his
likely replacements are also turning down the job apparently for other reasons.

ntil now, Commerce has been a fairly plum Cabinet spot

seventh in presidential protocol, loaded with top business
contacts and full of opportunities for glamorous travel
standing up for American business.
Its one of the greatest jobs there is, incumbent Carlos Gutierrez
told IBD Thursday by phone. Its a great department. It has great
people. Its very diverse. Theres a lot of different topics and ways to
contribute. I highly recommend it to anyone whos offered the role.
Problem is, no one seems to want this job in the incoming administration.
John Kerrys name surfaced early last week, but on Thursday he
announced he was happy where he was. Ditto for Michigan Gov.
Jennifer Granholm, whose name had been bandied about for
weeks. I want to stay as governor, she said.
Rep. Xavier Becerra, whose name had already been mentioned for
the U.S. Trade Representatives post a few weeks ago, said for a second time he wasnt interested. Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, another Democratic Party star, all of a sudden stands firmly in not
wanting Commerce at all.
So does Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire, whose name was
also trial-ballooned. Even Iowas former governor, Tom Vilsack, recently nominated for agriculture secretary, a less prestigious cabinet post, wanted no upgrade to the Commerce spot.
Over in the private sector, one of the possibles named so far, Citigroup director and Time Warner Chairman Richard Parsons, said
on Thursday he wasnt interested.
Would Gutierrez, a former executive with Kellogg, be interested
in staying on? No, I plan to go back to private sector, he said.

that arent in their interest, solely to survive. Thats certainly the

case with global warming.
Unfortunately, many of the proposals now being considered to cut
C02 and other greenhouse gas emissions would entail enormous
costs with very little benefit.
Take last falls Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPA)
by the EPA, which the new president has vowed to implement.
ANPA sounds innocent. But cutting C02 output by 70%, as Congress has mandated, wont be easy.
The costs will be enormous and
could wreck our economy.
According to Global Insight,
ANPA could cost the U.S. nearly
$7 trillion in real output by 2030,
or about $650 billion a year. Meanwhile, 800,000 U.S. jobs would be
lost annually for several years.
This is why Tillerson says he supports a carbon tax not because
hes suddenly seen the light on global warming. A carbon tax is the
least damaging, least costlyalternative available for cutting carbonbased fuel use.
Tillerson: Embracing a C02 tax?
Other things are at work, as well.
Last year, Tillerson faced a challenge to his position as chairman of
Exxon Mobil from the Rockefeller family, an Exxon Mobil shareholder that didnt like Tillersons climate-change skepticism.
No doubt its not lost on Tillerson that Sen. Jay Rockefeller has just
been named to head the Senates Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, and will be in his face very soon.
For the record, as the world shivers through a second frigid winter
in a row, the U.S. is already cutting back on its CO2 output. According to Energy Department data, from 2000 to 2006, per capita output of C02 in the U.S. plunged 4.7%. Meanwhile, it increased by 3%
in Europe. Yet Europes energy taxes are five to 10 times what they
are in the U.S.
Hmm. Just a thought, but maybe we dont need higher carbon
taxes here at all.

With the exception of Parsons and Gutierrez, the names mentioned are all politicians, and there isnt one who doesnt recognize
how political winds are blowing.
This may confirm that, with a Congress and new president who believe government is the answer to the nations problems, Commerce is not where the actions going to be. Any politician, for example, knows that when government spends $1 trillion, thats where
the power will go and, with it, the opportunities for action.
Becerra understood this perfectly. In turning down Presidentelect Obamas trade representative offer a few weeks ago, he admitted that his concern was how much weight this position would
hold. I came to the conclusion, he said, that it wouldnt be priority number one, and it might not be number two or number three.
Others suspect as much. Writing in National Review, Philip I.
Levy of the American Enterprise Institute noted with concern that
Colombias free trade pact, which was expected to come up for a
vote in Congress during the intersession, mysteriously never did.
Columbia University trade economist Jagdish Bhagwati, writing
in the Financial Times, warned that trade and commerce were getting the short shrift. The U.S. president-elects eloquent silence on
trade issues and his failure to balance his protectionist appointments with powerful trade proponents require that we abandon
these illusions and sound an alarm, he said.
Meanwhile, businesses saddled with threats of taxes and constant
congressional star-chamber interrogations are beginning to move
overseas.
All this points to an eclipse of the role of business by government, a
bad omen if theres to be any hope of economic recovery.
The private sector needs a few good advocates in government, and
an effective Commerce secretary could help balance out what is a
very pro-government, big-spending orientation.
A good Commerce secretary can help open markets and increase
opportunities for exports. His or her department can help simplify
and lessen regulation to the essentials. It can advocate for low taxes
and get rid of disincentives toward taking risks.
At a minimum, it can counter a hostile business environment. The
missing Commerce secretary is the first sign that something in this
political climate is out of balance.

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ON THE LEFT

ON THE RIGHT

These Tax Cuts

Are Last Thing
America Needs

Tax Cuts Too?

How Big Govt
Is This Obama?

f all the ailments sapping the U.S.

economy, failure to cut taxes isnt one
of them.
The Bush administration has been an extravagant orgy of tax cutting. Taxes were
cut in 2001 by $1.35 trillion over 10 years. In
2003 they were reduced by an additional
$350 billion. Tax cuts came again in 2004
($146 billion) and, for good measure, in
2006 ($142 billion).
This tally doesnt include the one-time tax
rebate that went to 130 million households last spring, part of a stimulus package
that was supposed to keep the economy
from falling into a dark pit. The fall came
anyway.
The lesson of the
Bush era is that relying
on tax cuts as the centerpiece often the
only piece of economic policy is just
plain bad policy.
Now the candidate of
change is about to become president, and he
wants to spend a big
chunk of his new economic stimulus package on well, on more
of the same.
No doubt Barack Obama eventually will
put forth a tax package that is not so heavily
skewed toward helping those who are most
comfortable and who need money the least,
the chief beneficiaries of tax cuts over the
past eight years.
And there is some merit in the presidentelects idea of refundable tax credits for the
working poor, who would be most likely to
quickly spend the few extra bucks in their
paychecks.
But who can seriously argue that a family
still managing to earn an income of up to
$200,000 is enduring such economic hardship that it, too, needs a tax cut?
Not coincidentally, high-income Democrats were among his core supporters during last years campaign. Obama has previouslysaid heintends to help. A little perspective: Median household income in 2007 was
$50,233, according to the Census Bureau.
Without question, a large and quick stimulus is urgently needed. No one wants the
economy to deteriorate so badly that we
stop hoping things will only be as awful as
they were during the recessions of the late
1970s and early 1980s, and resign ourselves
to enduring something more like a second
Great Depression.
There are, according to most mainstream
economists, some near-certain ways to
prop things up. Among them are rushing aid
to strapped states, which are being forced to
slash their budgets thus pulling more
money out of the economy and cut services such as health insurance, which are desperately needed by the newly desperate.
Another is extending unemployment benefits for the swelling number of jobless.
Probably the least efficient way to stimulate the economy is with tax cuts, notably
the impossibly inefficient break Obama
wants to give businesses that create jobs or
merely retain workers.
There is no way to tell whether the company that created the job would have added
a worker or kept one on the payroll. No one
has found a way to statistically account for a
cashier who leaves Wal-Mart for Target.
No new job is created, but the new employer gets the tax break nonetheless.
Its a waste of money, says Howard
Gleckman, senior research associate at the
Urban Institute and editor of its TaxVox
blog on tax policy. Its either a colossal
waste of money or a little waste of money.
In fact, much of the business-tax package
Obama contemplates fails his own test of
cutting business taxes where it makes
sense and is going to work.
Tax breaks to individuals are dubious
the rebate fiasco is Exhibit A. With the extra
cash, a taxpayer could pay down a credit
card balance, put the money in savings or
purchase, say, a T-shirt that was made by
cut-rate workers in Asia.
None of these options, however financially virtuous or even necessary for the person
who needs the T-shirt, creates a new American job.
Obama promotes tax cuts not to enhance
the economy but to elevate his political
standing. During his campaign, he promised tax cuts for those he considers middle
class which seemed back then to include
everyone earning up to $250,000.
There is also the matter of wanting a strong,
bipartisan vote in favor of his plan. Republicans still cling to the discredited tax-cut
dogmaasthesolutiontoeveryeconomicproblem.ThatdoesntmeanDemocratsshould.

Marie
Cocco

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VIEWPOINT

Obama, In Channeling Roosevelt,

Ignores What Has Really Worked
PATRICK J. BUCHANAN

arack Obama, it is said, will inherit the

worst times since the Great Depression.
Not to minimize the crisis we are in, but
we need a little perspective here.
The Great Depression began with the
Great Crash of 1929. By 1931, unemployment had reached 16%.
By 1933, 89% of stock value had been
wiped out, the economy had shrunk by onethird, thousands of banks had closed, a third
of the money supply had vanished, and unemployment had reached 25% among
heads of households. And in those days,
there was no unemployment insurance, no
Medicare, no Medicaid, no Social Security,
no welfare.
FDRs answer: vast federal spending,
toughnew regulations on businessand higher taxes like Herbert Hoover before him,
only more so.
The Depression lasted until war orders
from the Allies brought U.S. industry back
to life. Before 1940, not once did unemployment fall below 14%. In May 1939, Treasury
Secretary Henry Morgenthau testified:
We are spending more money than we
have ever spent before, and it does not
work. . . . I want to see this country prosperous. I want to see people get a job. I want to
see people get enough to eat. We have never
made good on our promises.
I say after eight years of this administration we have just as much unemployment as
when we started . . . and an enormous debt,
to boot.
Politically, the New Deal was a smashing
success, with FDRs landslides in 1932, 1934
and 1936 virtually wiping out the GOP.
Yet, economically, the New Deal was a
bust,failing utterly to restore prosperity. De-

spite the indoctrination of generations of

schoolchildren in New Deal propaganda,
that is the hard truth.
Consider, now, how Ronald Reagan responded to the economic crisis of 1980, the
worst since the Depression. In the stagflation of that Jimmy Carter era, interest
rates had reached 21% and inflation 13%.
Reagans answer was the tight money policy of FedChairman Paul Volcker and acrossthe-board tax cuts of 25%, while slashing
the highest rates from 70% to 28%.
While unemployment hit 10% in 1982 and
Reagan lost 26 House seats, in 1983 the tax
cuts kicked in.
From there on out, it was boom times until
Reagan rode off into the sunset, having created 20 million new jobs. The Seven Fat
Years, author Robert Bartley called them.
Reagan had followed the lead of Warren
Harding and Cal Coolidge, who had cut
Woodrow Wilsons wartime tax rates of
near 70% to 25%, resulting in The Roaring
20s, a time of unrivaled prosperity.
The JFK tax cuts of the 1960s, also a Reagan model, were equally successful.
Harding, Coolidge, JFK and Reagan all bet
on the private sector as the engine of prosperity. All succeeded. Franklin Roosevelt
bet on government. And the New Deal
failed. It was World War II that pulled the
U.S. out of the Depression ditch of the
1930s.
Comes now the financial collapse and economic crisis of 2008, inherited by Obama,
with 40% of all stock values wiped out in a
year,foreclosures pandemic, and unemployment near 7% and surging.
In crafting his solutions, Obama seems to
be brushing aside the Reagan, JFK and Harding-Coolidge models, and channeling FDR
and the New Deal Democrats.
Already staring at a $1.2 trillion dollar defi-

cit for the year ending Sept. 30, about 8% of

the entire U.S. economy, Obama intends to
add a stimulus package of $700 billion to $1
trillion, yet another 5% to 7% of gross domestic product. The resulting deficit would be
twice as large as Reagans largest, 6% of
GDP, which was the largest since World
War II.
And how is this Niagara of money to be
spent?
Hundreds of billions will go out in checks
of $500 to $1,000 to wage-earners and individuals who do not even pay taxes. This is
much like the George McGovern demogrant program of 1972, where every
man, woman and child, if memory serves,
was to get a $1,000 check from the U.S. government.
Other hundreds of billions will go to shore
upstate and municipal spending. Other hundreds of billions will go for infrastructure
projects, another name for earmarks, which
is a synonym for pork.
Now, as Obama does not intend to raise
taxes, at least now, he is going to have to borrow this near $2 trillion from foreigners or
U.S. taxpayers, or the Fed will have to create
the money. Undeniably, this will have an impact upon the economy. But what will that
impact be?
Where in history, other than World War
II, is there evidence that such a mass infusion of spending restored prosperity?
Obama and the Democrats are taking a historic gamble, not only with their careers but
with the country. If this monstrous stimulus package plus the trillions in hot
money do not work, if the two ignite rampant inflation rather than real growth
we are all out of options. The toolbox is
empty.
And what will follow may truly resemble
the 1930s.

PERSPECTIVE

Obamas Coming Health Care Headache

ROBERT J. SAMUELSON

arack Obama talked somberly last

week about getting the federal budget
under control once the present economic crisis is past. To do that, hell have to
confront the rapid growth of health spending, which in 2007 was already a quarter of
total federal spending of $2.7 trillion.
If Obama is serious, he should read a fascinating new study from the McKinsey Global Institute, the research arm of the famed
consulting company.
American health care has gone haywire. It
provides much splendid care but has glaring deficiencies. Its so costly that 15% of us
lack health insurance. Runaway spending is
also crowding out other government programs and, through bloated insurance premiums, squeezing take-home pay.
What McKinsey provides is a plausible estimateoftheoverspending:one-third.In2006,
U.S. health spending totaled $2.1 trillion. Of
that, $650 billion exceeded the norms of
otherrichnations, figuresMcKinsey.
For the extra money, we receive no indisputably large benefit in national well-being.
On some measures (breast cancer survival
rates), we do better than many countries; on
some others (life expectancy), we do worse.
Were always searching for villains to explain this unsatisfactory situation. McKinsey debunks some popular candidates.
One is that our mixed private-public insurance system drives up costs through a high
administrative overhead. Claim forms create a paperwork morass; marketing expenses add to the burden. True, U.S. overhead
costs are more than double the level of other
countries. But the effect is modest, because

all administrative costs (including government programs such as Medicare) account

for only 7% of total health costs.
The same is true of another scapegoat: the
alleged overuse of emergency room care. In
2006, all emergency room care cost $75 billion, 3.5% of total health spending. Thats
too small to explain overall trends.
What really drives health spending is that
Americans receive more costly medical services and pay more for them. On a population-adjusted basis, the number of CT scans
in 2005 was 72% higher in the U.S. than in
Germany; U.S. reimbursement rates were
four times higher. Knee replacements were
90% more frequent than in other wealthy
countries. As of 2005, knee and hip replacements have risen 70% in five years.
We have a health care system that reflects
our national values. Its highly individualistic, entrepreneurial and suspicious of centralized supervision. In practice, Medicare
and private insurers impose few effective
controls on doctors and patients choices.
Thats what most Americans want. Patients
understandably desire the most advanced
surgeries, diagnostic tests and drugs. Doctors want the freedom to prescribe.
Open-ended insurance reimbursement encourages expensive medicine by making it
easier to recover the costs of clinical advances. Economist Amy Finkelstein of MIT figures about half the real increase in per capita health spending from 1950 to 1990 reflected the spread of comprehensive insurance.
In 2006, consumers out-of-pocket spending represented 13% of total health spending, down from half in 1960. Unfortunately,
this semiautomatic system may now frustrate other national goals by displacing

other spending and spawning ineffective or

unneeded care.
On paper, various ways exist to control
health spending: stricter regulationson prices and availability of care; market mechanisms to push consumers to more efficient
or skimpier care. All have foundered because they cant be used aggressively.
The reason is politics. No major constituency supports controlling spending. Because most patients dont pay medical bills
directly, they have little interest in using
less care or shopping for lower-priced services. Providers (doctors, hospitals, drug
companies) have no interest in limiting
care. What others call health costs are
their incomes wages, salaries, profits.
Unless we rectify this political imbalance,
efforts to control health spending may fail.
We need mass constituencies that favor
cost control. But our consistent policy has
been to conceal the burden of health spending by burying it in untaxed corporate
fringe benefits or government budgets.
We could change this. We could charge
the elderly more for Medicare and tax employer-provided health insurance as ordinary income. We could create a dedicated
federal tax to cover government health
costs; if health spending rose more than income, the tax would automatically rise.
People would quickly feel the costs of our
present system. Of course, that would be unpopular, because it would compel Americans to face a discomforting issue how important is health care vs. other priorities?
Will Obama be so bold? In the campaign,
he proposed more health spending. Its easier to embrace the rhetoric of change than
change itself.

bama spoke Thursday at George

Mason University about his American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan
aka the stimulus package. Theresan interesting section that would warm the heart of
John Maynard Keynes. It goes like this:
It is true that we cannot depend on government alone to create jobs or long-term
growth, but at this particular moment, only
government can provide the short-term
boost necessary to lift us from a recession
this deep and severe.
Well, 28 years ago Ronald Reagan said government was the problem, not the solution.
Dealing with a bad recession like this one,
the Gipper lowered taxes and domestic
spending. Obama on
the other hand has offered an $800 billion
package, with plenty of
infrastructure spending that alleges to create 3 million jobs.
Nobody really believes that infrastructure spending will end
the recession or create
permanent jobs. However, its interesting
just how much the Obama plan has changed
since the election. The size has been roughly constant. But the mix of tax cuts and
spending increases is now totally different.
Instead of $100 billion worth of tax credits, there are now $300 billion worth of tax
cuts. This includes a big new piece for business, more cash-expensing for small-business investment, and a restoration of the
five-year tax-loss carry-back, which will especially help banks and homebuilders. It
might even result in tax refunds for businesses, and might let banks rid themselves
of toxic assets, since the losses would be
spread over many years.
So what we have is an $800 billion stimulus package with $300 billion of so-called
tax cuts that could infer less spending than
before maybe only $500 billion worth.
Obamas economic advisers are bragging
to me about their new tax-cut package.
They say theyre very pro-growth. And you
know what? I acknowledge it. People like
Larry Summers, Austan Goolsbee, Christy
Romer and Tim Geithner are no left-wing
big-government wackos.
They may not be hard-core supply-siders.
But in terms of the economics profession, I
would call them center-right.
And they absolutely understand the importance of private business and investment in
the job-creating, economic-growth process. And I think their views are the main
reason for the reshaping of the Obama package between the campaign trail and the eve
of inauguration.
The problem is theyre not reducing marginal tax rates on large and small businesses
or individuals. Their tax credits will be two
years worth, not permanent. There will be
no incentive effects to maximize growth.
And many of the tax cuts are refundable
credits, which really are a form of government spending.
So its not a supply-side package. However, Ive really never met a tax cut I didnt
like. And any tax cut is better than a spending increase, since private companies and individuals will at least get the money instead
of government.
This is the interesting part of the Obama
plan. Somewhere in there, the tax cuts will
have a small positive economic effect. I
would have designed it differently, but then
again Team Obama won the election. I
guess I could say it could have been worse.
Of course, Team Obama will have to contend with the sticker shock of a $1.2 trillion
deficit for 2009, just printed by the Congressional Budget Office. And thats before the
Obama stimulus plan. But I dont think Republicans really have a leg to stand on with
the deficit argument or for that matter the
spending argument.
Yes, Obama is raising the ante, and the
new numbers are just about over the edge.
But a lot of that new deficit is TARP money
that should be scored as investment not
real spending. And in view of all the economic pessimism out there, I doubt if the public
is very worried about deficits.
Whats most regrettable is that congressional Republicans have yet to make the alternative case. They havent pressed for
marginal tax-rate cuts as an option to
Obamas credits. So far, the GOP is me-too.
Its offered an echo instead of a choice.
Meanwhile, polls say the public favors
Obamas plan by 55% to 65%. His personal
approval rating is even higher. And hes
being politically astute by reaching out to
Republicans. He has virtually removed partisan rhetoric. Simply put, Obama is in the
drivers seat.
Sure, the Democratic Congress may mangle Obamas plan. It might even repeal the
Bush tax cuts this year. So there is considerable uncertainty about the details of the
final package.
But I must say, a crafty Obama is doing his
best to employ his version of the Reagan taxcut plan. Obama talks big government. But
so far his program actually reduces the government-spending share and increases the
private tax-cut share.
Very interesting.

Lawrence
Kudlow

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B1

FAMILY INC (AFAM) Grp 26 o$39.69

EMERGNT BIOSOLUTNS (EBS) Grp 14 o$23.72
TOWER GROUP INC (TWGP) Grp 6 o$26.90
WORLD FUEL SERVICES (INT) Grp 189 o$32.44
1 ALMOST
6.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 99 ROE 25% 2 13.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 99 ROE 15% 3 20.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 96 ROE 21% 4 26.6M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 98 ROE 16%
PROVIDES IN-HOME NURSING SERVICES AND PERSONAL CUSTODIAL CARE DEVELOPS IMMUNOBIOTIC VACCINES AGAINST BIOLOGICAL AGENTS THAT OFFERS PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE PRODUCTS TO SMALL AND ENGAGED IN THE MARKETING AND SALE OF MARINE, AVIATION AND LAND
FOR RECUPERATING AND DISABLED PATIENTS.
ARE POTENTIAL WEAPONS OF BIOTERRORISM AND BIOWARFARE
MID-SIZED FIRMS AND TO INDIVIDUALS IN NORTHEAST STATES.
FUEL PRODUCTS AND RELATED SERVICES WORLDWIDE.

+68% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 437,600 Debt 47%
Last Qtr Eps +63%5 Prior Qtr +43%5 Last Qtr Sales +84%
14 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/10

+58% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 731,800 Debt 25%
Last Qtr Eps +240%5 Prior Qtr +135%6 Last Qtr Sales +30%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/7
R&D 29%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 96

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 89

Tumbles out of new base Friday; recovers in after-hours trade. High-volume loss Friday cedes almost all of 25% gain.

5
SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING

Rank Company

RelAnnual Last Qtr NextQtr Lst Qtr

Mgt SpnEPS StrEPS Est EPS EPS Sales
Pretax Own shp
Price 6 Rtg Rtg% Chg % Chg % Chg % Chg ROE mrgn % Rtg
COMPANIES 1-20

AEROVIRONMENT INC (AVAV) Grp 40 o$35.65

13.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 98 ROE 14%

ITT EDUCATNL SVC (ESI)

Grp 2
o$98.13
37.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 98 ROE 174%

+46% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. Daily Vol 279,800 Debt 33%
Last Qtr Eps +27%5 Prior Qtr +25%6 Last Qtr Sales +17%
21 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/6
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 73

+21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. Daily Vol 805,300 Debt 9%

Last Qtr Eps +166%5 Prior Qtr +22%5 Last Qtr Sales +51%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/28
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 91

Gains from 26.04 cup-handle buy point slims to 3% from 19%. Fridays dive drops it below 10-week moving average.
PARTNERS HLDGS (LPHI) Grp 5 $41.77
SYKES ENTERPRISES (SYKE) Grp 20 o$18.80
7 LIFE
5.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 99 ROE 123% 8 33.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 93 ROE 13%

MANUFACTURES SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS USED FOR INTELLI- PROVIDES CAREER-ORIENTED EDUCATION PROGRAMS TO 53,027 STUDENTS BROKERS SERVICES FACILITATING VIATICAL AND LIFE SETTLEMENT TRANSAC- PROVIDES OUTSOURCED CUSTOMER CONTACT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO
GENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE.
VIA 97 TECHNICAL INSTITUTES IN 34 STATES.
TIONS WORLDWIDE.
THE TECHNOLOGY, HEALTHCARE, FINANCIAL AND OTHER INDUSTRIES

+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 29 Avg. Daily Vol 447,900 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +71%5 Prior Qtr +22%5 Last Qtr Sales +23%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/3
R&D 7%

+30% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 1,033,000 Debt 213%

Last Qtr Eps +31%6 Prior Qtr +38%6 Last Qtr Sales +17%
9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/24

+265% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 138,500 Debt 5%

Last Qtr Eps +56%5 Prior Qtr +30%6 Last Qtr Sales +47%
8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/14

+38% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 394,700 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +57%6 Prior Qtr +169%5 Last Qtr Sales +18%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/10
R&D 3%

Almost Family Inc 39.69 99 98 99 +49 +63 +49 +84 25 9 17 D

1 Nursing
firm's Q3 EPS jumped 63%; smashing analyst estimates.
E
Biosolutns 23.72 99 97 99 2 +240 88 +30 15 19 55
2 Emergnt
Vaccine maker beat Q3 estimates; analysts see big EPS dip coming in Q4.
26.90 99 96 96 +22 +27 +4 +17 21 20 13
E
Group Inc
3 Tower
Analysts see insurer's Q4 earnings growth slowing to 4%.
E Turns tail after touching all-time high.
World Fuel Service 32.44 97 95 98 +36 +166 +10 +51 16 .. 9
Huge-volume gap up Friday turns into a downside reversal. About 5% above 39.74 buy point after drop from highs. Forming the right side of awkward pattern.
4 Aviation
fuel seller's Q3 EPS soared 166% on 51% sales rise.
Inc 35.65 99 94 98 +25 +71 4 +23 14 14 26 D
TECHNOLOGY (ACM) Grp 89 o$29.60
PETMED EXPRESS INC (PETS) Grp 113 o$17.98
NETFLIX (NFLX)
Grp 53
o$32.26
BAKER MICHAEL (BKR)
Grp 7
$42.10
9 AECOM
5 AeroVironment
Defensesystems firm's earnings seen slipping 3% in current quarter.
95.9M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 98 ROE 11% 10 22.8M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 98 ROE 33% 11 25.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 96 ROE 17% 12 8.4M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 99 ROE 19%
98.13 99 94 98 +34 +31 +19 +17 99 28 2
E
ITT Educatnl Svc
6 Threeyear sales growth rate is 13%, Stability Rating a calm 6.
+42% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 1,290,400 Debt 26%
+26% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 667,200 Debt 0%
+55% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. D. Vol 1,135,400 Debt 0%
+104% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 99,100 Debt 0%
E Last Qtr Eps +38%5 Prior Qtr +37%6 Last Qtr Sales +46%
Life Partners Hldgs 41.77 99 93 99 +45 +56 +39 +47 99 39 51
Last Qtr Eps +39%5 Prior Qtr +17%6 Last Qtr Sales +16%
Last Qtr Eps +38%5 Prior Qtr +36%6 Last Qtr Sales +16%
Last Qtr Eps +125%5 Prior Qtr +35%6 Last Qtr Sales +3%
7 Insurance
policy purchaser's 3year earnings average 265%.
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
E Eps Due 2/12
Sykes Enterprises 18.80 99 98 93 +58 +57 +19 +18 13 7 3
Eps Due 1/22
Eps Due 1/23
Eps Due 6/30
8 Return on equity just 13% but improved each of the past five years.
R&D 5%
Aecom Technology 29.60 98 93 98 +19 +38 +31 +46 11 4 7 D
9 Fiscal '08 operating cash flow per share a hefty 45% above annual EPS.
PetMed Express Inc 17.98 98 92 98 +18 +39 +11 +16 33 16 4 D
10 Has
best EPS, RS Ratings of 12 stocks in RetailMail Order & Direct group.
32.26 99 93 96 +26 +38 +26 +16 17 9 33
E
11 Netflix
DVD rental firm wins annual customer satisfaction survey.
Extended 8% past 27.30 buy pt after giving up some gains. Finding support at the 10-week line after Oct. breakout failed. 8% past 29.85 buy point. Volume was slow to kick in. Extended 8% from 38.84 buy pt in deep cup with handle.
42.10 97 93 99 +79 +125 +20 +3 19 4 3
E
Baker Michael
SKY ONE MEDCL (CSKI) Grp 42 $15.58
VSE CORP (VSEC)
Grp 20
$44.12
GENTIVA HEALTH SVCS (GTIV) Grp 26 o$24.64
INSITUFORM TECH (INSU) Grp 67 $19.27
12 Sales
expected to fall 12% for Q4, continuing trend of light revenue.
13 CHNA
9.3M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 99 ROE 66% 14 4.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 98 ROE 30% 15 25.9M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 96 ROE 12% 16 27.1M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 98 ROE 7%
..
Chna Sky One Med 15.58 98 95 99 +47 +36 +28 +77 66 37 43
13 Chinese
authorities grant it 15% tax rate vs. regular rate of 25%.
44.12 99 99 98 .. +58
.. +76 30 3 22
E +197% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. Daily Vol 83,700 Debt 0%
VSE Corp
+48% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 48,000 Debt 0%
+29% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 311,300 Debt 95% +18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 448,400 Debt 18%
14 Has
a rare combination of bestpossible 99 EPS and RS Ratings.
Last Qtr Eps +36%6 Prior Qtr +47%6 Last Qtr Sales +77%
Last Qtr Eps +58%5 Prior Qtr +32%5 Last Qtr Sales +76%
Last Qtr Eps +40%5 Prior Qtr +28%5 Last Qtr Sales +12%
Last Qtr Eps +65%6 Prior Qtr +111%5 Last Qtr Sales +10%
9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Gentiva Health Svcs 24.64 98 92 96 +20 +40 +8 +12 12 4 10 D 7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/21
Eps Due 2/14
Eps Due 3/5
15 Homecare industry drops to 23rd in Fri's IBD, as leaders break down. R&D 6%
R&D 2%
19.27 95 91 98 16 +65 24 +10 7 6 3 D
Insituform Tech
16 Won
additional $13.3 mil sewerpipe rehab contract in Atlanta area.
17.50 98 91 98 .. +41
0+999 .. 20 6
E
SXC Health Solu
17 Top executives make investor presentation Monday at JPMorgan conference.
29.13 99 91 97 +35 +44 +60 +30 12 18 12
E
HMS Holdings
18 Has
best EPS, RS Ratings of 16 stocks in Comml ServicesHealthcare group.
Up 3% from 18.67 buy point from cup without handle.
Panera Bread Co A 51.31 98 91 97 +23 +44 +34 +15 14 8 8 D Thin stock retreats, now 3% past 15.09 buy point from base. Thin stock now 9% past 40.42 buy pt from cup-with-handle. Slides 13% below 28.36 buy pt from wedging handle.
19 Standpoint downgraded restaurant stock to hold from buy on Wednesday.
S X C HEALTH SOLU (SXCI) Grp 4 $17.50
HMS HOLDINGS (HMSY)
Grp 65
$29.13
PANERA BREAD CO A (PNRA) Grp 21 o$51.31
THORATEC (THOR)
Grp 41
o$28.25
28.25 97 90 98 +81 +325 +27 +44 5 11 3 D 17 20.4M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 98 ROE 0% 18 22.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 97 ROE 12% 19 24.9M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 97 ROE 14% 20 49.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 98 ROE 5%
Thoratec
20 Earnings growth rate expected to slow from 79% to 22% in 2009.
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 87

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 91

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 72

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 65

PROVIDES CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING SERVICES TO THE MARKETS PRESCRIPTION/NON-PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS AND OTHER PROVIDES AN ONLINE MOVIE RENTAL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE OFFERING PROVIDES ENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION AND TRANSPORTATION CONSULTTRANSPORTATION, FACILITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETS.
HEALTH PRODUCTS FOR DOGS/CATS/HORSES VIA CATALOG/INTERNET.
MORE THAN 90,000 MOVIE AND TV TITLES VIA NETFLIX.COM
ING AND ENERGY SERVICES

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 75

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 92

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 85

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 71

CHINESE DEVELOPER OF OVER-THE-COUNTER NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS PROVIDES ENGINEERING, DEVELOPMENT, TESTING, LOGISTICS AND MANAGE- PROVIDES HOME HEALTHCARE, ANCILLARY CARE BENEFIT MANAGEMENT PROVIDES TRENCHLESS TECHNOLOGIES TO REHABILITATE, REPLACE, MAINAND TRADITIONAL CHINESE HERBAL REMEDIES AND MEDICINES.
MENT SERVICES PRIMARILY TO THE U.S. MILITARY
AND HOSPICE SERVICES.
TAIN, AND INSTALL UNDERGROUND PIPING SYSTEMS.

Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 46

Acc/Dis A+
Sup/Demand 65

Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 70

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 82

PROVIDES PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT AND HEALTHCARE IT SERVIC- PROVIDES COST CONTAINMENT, REVENUE RECOVERY, REIMBURSEMENTS OPERATES 548 AND FRANCHISES 722 PANERA BREAD, SAINT LOUIS BREAD DEVELOPS VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES (VAD), POINT-OF-CARE BLOOD
ES TO THE NORTH AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL BENEFITS INDUSTRY.
AND BENEFITS COORDINATION TO GOVERNMENT HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS. CO, AND PARADISE BAKERY-CAFES IN 38 STATES.
DIAGNOSTIC TEST KITS AND VASCULAR GRAFTS.

IBD 100 Vs. The Market

IBD 100:

75.4%
S&P 500:

-2.2%

+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 116,400 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +41%6 Prior Qtr +50%5 Last Qtr Sales+1332%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/6
R&D 16%
Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 49

+26% Ann. EPS Gro PE 42 Avg. Daily Vol 352,200 Debt 12%
Last Qtr Eps +44%5 Prior Qtr +27%5 Last Qtr Sales +30%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/28
Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 78

+9% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 929,100 Debt 17%
Last Qtr Eps +44%5 Prior Qtr +41%5 Last Qtr Sales +15%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/12
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 92

-2% Ann. EPS Gro PE 50 Avg. D. Vol 1,429,700 Debt 36%

Last Qtr Eps +325%5 Prior Qtr +122%5 Last Qtr Sales +44%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/5
R&D 18%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 90

Performance 5/2/03 to 1/8/09

Gives up all gains after breaking out past 16.76 buy pt. 5% below 30.82 buy point after five-day losing streak.

Low-volume breakout Dec. 16 failed; finding support.

Triggered 8% sell rule after clearing 31.62 buy point.

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INSIDE THE 100

Breakouts Fail, Bases Bust:

What Kind Of Rally Is This?
BY DONALD H. GOLD

Weekly Winners & Losers

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Biggest price changes among

IBD 100 stocks

Elite lists such as the IBD 100 are a

great way to get a handle on the
broad market. But the current
health of these leaders indicates
the market is wobbly.
IBDs Market Pulse moved to
market rally under pressure on
Wednesday. That acknowledges
problems, especially too many distribution days among some of the
major averages.
The Dow now has seen five sessions of higher-volume selling
since the follow-through day on
Dec. 2. The S&P 500 has four.
True, some of these high-volume
losses came ata time ofbelow-average trading. Still, they werent encouraging for a market trying to
bounce back from a severe sell-off.
More telling is a recap of what
the IBD 100 stocks that recently
broke out have done in the first full
trading week of this new year.
Insurance
broker
Tower
GroupTWGP saw its gains from a
26.04 cup-with-handle buy point
slim to 3% from 19%.
Chinese online-content provider
Shanda Interactive EntertainmentSNDA broke out from a double
bottom with a handle. But volume
was unimpressive as the stock
cleared both its handle and the
middle peak of the pattern.
It got as high as 34.01 on Tuesday.
Four-straight losing sessions
brought the stock to 28.15 Friday.
Chinese
Internet
portal
NetEase.comNTES came close to
triggering a 23.60 buy point from a
double bottom. But four losses in
five days cost that former superstar 19%.
Burger
behemoth
McDonaldsMCD pushed out from a
cup with handle Tuesday over a
64.09 buy point.
But the stock reversed lower that
same day, and has now fallen five
days in a row (including the session before its breakout).
It hasnt yet triggered the 8%
maximum-loss rule, but there is no

Weekly %
Symbol price change

Company
Top 10

VSE Corp
Michael Baker
Jos. A. Bank Clothiers
Apollo Group
Netflix
ITT Educational Svcs
American Science & Eng
Sunoco Logistics
PetMed Express
Knight Capital Group

VSEC
BKR
JOSB
APOL
NFLX
ESI
ASEI
SXL
PETS
NITE

10.8 %
9.1
9.0
8.8
8.0
4.1
3.5
3.4
3.0
1.1

NTES
ENDP
SNDA
ODFL
GTIV
FCFS
JCOM
PNFP
ASTE
CNQR

-18.5 %
-17.7
-15.8
-15.3
-14.9
-14.4
-14.4
-14.3
-14.2
-14.1

Bottom 10

Netease.com
Endo Pharmaceuticals Hdg
Shanda Interactive Entmt
Old Dominion Fght Lines
Gentiva Health Svcs
First Cash Financial Svs
J2 Global Communication
Pinnacle Financial Prtnr
Astec Industries
Concur Technologies

rule that says you must wait that

long.
Almost FamilyAFAM has been in
the top slot for some time. But the
in-home nursing care provider
wrecked what had been a possible
new base when it closed Friday
with a high-volume downside reversal for the week.
In after-hours trade on Friday,
though, the stock had surged 12%.
From the same group, Gentiva
Health ServicesGTIV also reversed
lower in big volume. A cup-withhandle breakout over a 28.36 buy
point is dead.
What does it mean for the broad
market when so many rallies fail,
so many bases go bad? Nothing
good.
For the week, the IBD 100 fell
5%, worse than the major indexes,
though near the Dows 4.8% loss.

Continued from A12

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

E Intrpd Amer
1 4 12 15.75n .30
D Lg Cap Gr
1 8 11 12.47n .20
E Lg Cap Val
0 2 22 7.58n .15
A MI Muni Bd
+ 3 + 8 10.56n +.03
D Mid Cap Eq
1 3 17.72n .40
D+Mid Cap Val
.. .. no quote
DMkt Exp Idx
2 5
6.44n .21
B+Mult MktNtr
+ 1 + 3 10.24n .01
AMuni Inc
+ 3 +8
9.47n +.04
A NYTaxFrBnd
+ 2 +8
7.10n +.03
A+Sh Dur Bd
0 + 3 +11 10.68n +.01
A Sh Tr Muni
+ 1 + 3 10.29n +.01
C+SmallCapEq
3 0 +21 22.06n .71
D Sml Cap Val
4 7 10 11.88n .47
ATax Fr Bond
+ 3 + 9 12.09n +.06
A+TreasAgency
0 + 3 +12 10.24n +.02
DTrSmlEqCore 4 8 14 22.69n .93
D TxAwr US Eq
2 3 17 11.20n .24
B TxAwrRlRet
+ 4 + 5 .. 9.33n +.05
A TxAwrShIntm + 1 + 4
9.61n +.02
BUltShDurBd
+ 1 6 10 7.91n +.02
C US Equity
1 3 11 6.86n .15
E US Real Est
9 21 .. 9.23n .47
USLgCorPls
0 3 .. 13.35n .28
JP Morgan Ultra
$ 2.5 bil 8004804111
A+Core Bond
+ 1 + 6 .. 10.77n +.03
A+Mrtge Back
+ 1 + 3 .. 10.37 +.04
A+Sh Dur Bd
+ 1 + 3 .. 10.69n +.02
BUltShDurBd
+ 1 6 .. 7.91 +.02
E KalmrSmCp 1 11 19 9.00n .24
Keeley Funds
$ 4.1 bil 8889335391
D SmlCapValA
2 9 +17 16.06 .64
Kensington
$ 329 mil 8002532949
E SelectInc A
+ 9 + 7 51 14.36 +.11
Kinetics Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8009303828
E Paradigm
+ 3 8 0 14.81n .37
E Pardigm Ins
+ 3 8 .. 14.82 .37
E SmCpOpport + 3 7 16 13.62n .27
Laudus Rosenberg
$ 2.6 bil 8004473332
E Intl Sm Inv
1 5
9.14n .15
E Intl Sm Sel
1 5
9.22n .16
DIntlMktMsInv 1 5 10.86n .26
DIntlMktMsSel 1 5 .. 10.86 .25
E US Sml Sel
3 13 35 5.05n .19
E USDiscSel
1 10 14 10.21n .28
Lazard Instl
$ 3.7 bil 8008236300
C+Emerg Mkts
1 3 +49 10.76n .16
C IntlStratEq
2 + 2 .. 7.39n .12
Lazard Open
$ 1.2 bil 8008236300
C+Emerg Mkts
1 3 +48 10.93n .16
Legg Mason
$ 8.0 bil 8008225544
E Amer Ld Co
+ 1 10 35 11.46n .25
CEmerg Mkt
1 6 +22 11.64n .15
E Growth Prim + 3 7 51 13.29n .35
DIntl Equity
2 2
9.99n .20
D+Inv Grd Inc
+ 2 + 9 21 7.15n +.03
B+MD Tax Fr
+ 3 +7
15.07 +.07
E Opport Pri
+12 16 55 5.79n .10
E OpportInstl
+12 15 .. 6.15n .10
E SpecialInv
+ 6 8 46 15.74n .57
E Value Fncl
+ 3 8 47 29.98n .72
E Value Instl
+ 3 8 46 30.86n .75
E Value Tr
+ 3 8 49 26.70n .64
Legg Mason Partners
$ 29.1 bil 8004512010
C Adj Inc A
+ 2 7 17 7.45 +.02
E Agg Gr B
+ 2 + 1 25 60.07n 1.53
E Aggr Gr I
+ 2 + 1 20 72.57n 1.84
E AggressGr A
+ 2 + 1 22 68.84 1.75
E Agress Gr C
+ 2 + 1 24 60.87 1.54
D Alloc50% A
+ 1 0 17 8.54 .08
DAlloc70% A
+ 1 1 19 8.79 .13
E Alloc85%A
0 2 21 8.77 .17
C+Apprec A
1 2
10.25 .21
C Apprec B
1 2
9.94n .20
C Apprec C
1 2
9.99 .20
C+Apprec I
1 2 10.21n .20
B CA Muni A
+ 4 +7
14.92 +.08
D Cap & Inc A
+ 2 3 18 10.07 .12
DCap & Inc B
+ 2 4 19 9.90n .13
E Capital A
+ 3 4 28 14.53 .20
B CoreBondA
+ 1 +6
10.22 +.03
D CorpBond A
+ 2 + 11 23 8.62 +.04
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating

OPERATES 1,014 AND FRANCHISES 484 ELECTRONICS, APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE SALES/LEASE STORES IN U.S. AND CANADA.

While the economic slowdown is

bad news for most retailers, sales at
Aaron RentsRNT are stepping up.
In the past five quarters, sales
grew 5%, 14%, 15%, 15% and most
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 77
recently 16%. Earnings growth on a
year-ago basis moved from negative to flat to 31% growth in Q3.
In any economy, there are always Slips to test 10-week moving average line.
consumers who rent rather than
buy furniture and appliances. But
five-year growth rate (minus 3% for
Aarons pool of new customers
earnings and 6% for sales vs. 14%
grew 20% in Q3, the best Q3 gain in and 16% for Aaron).
five years. Aarons rental products
One risk factor is that politicians
include LCD televisions, computlike to demonize rent operations.
ers, refrigerators and furniture.
Unfriendly legislation has failed in
The market recognized this. Last
the past, but could be revived in the
year, the stock price leapt 38%.
new Congress. At the earnings call
Aaron continues to grow through in October, Chief Operating Officer
acquisitions. In Q4, Aaron bought
William Butler Jr. said he doesnt
most of Rosey Rentals, which had
expect such legislation to pass.
35 stores in six states.
Also, a new stimulus package is
Its chief competitor, Rent-A-Cen- expected to put cash in the hands of
RCII
ter , is bigger, but has a slower
Aarons customers. Paul Whitfield

Firm Thrives On Border Safety

American Science Scans
Cargo With X-Ray Tools
American Science & EngineeringASEI hopes to be Americas eye on
the border.
That is, the eye that sees through
containers and vehicles to keep
weapons, drugs and other items out
of the U.S.
In October, the company won a
contract to put its Z-Portal vehicle
screening systems at the San Ysidro
checkpoint that separates California and Mexico.
This system is the only multiview,
drive-through screening system
able to see through cars and vans. At
its core is the Z Backscatter technology, protected by more than 20 patents.
The need for these types of systems is expected to grow as funding
starts to be pushed to cargo security, not just airline safety.
The batch of Z-Portals at the San
Ysidro border is an important test
2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

Marsico Funds
2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
$ 5.5 bil 8888608686
9.37n .22
% % After Asset NAV D 21st Century 2 12
1 8 13 11.63n .25
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg E Focus
E Growth
1 8 16 12.52n .28
C All Value
2 0
8.19n .18 DIntl Opp
0 8
8.77n .17
BBond Deben
+ 4 + 4 11 6.07n +.01
Mass Mutl Instl
E Mid Cap Val
0 1 18 9.91n .28
$ 644 mil 8005426767
Lord Abbett C
E LgCapVal A
.. .. no quote
$ 3.4 bil 8004261130
E SmlCpGrEq S 3 6 11 9.87n .28
DAffiliated
3 7 19 8.35n .22
Mass Mutl Prem
C All Value
2 0
8.15n .19
$ 3.4 bil 8005426767
CBal Strat
+ 1 0 13 7.79n .08 ACore Bond A
+ 1 +5
9.96 +.02
BBond Deben
+ 4 + 4 11 6.08n +.02 ACore Bond L
+ 1 + 5 10.01n +.02
E Mid Cap Val
0 2 18 9.87n .28 A Core Bond S
+ 1 + 5 10.10n +.02
DSml Blend
2 7 10.04n .33 ACore Bond Y
+ 1 + 5 10.06n +.01
Lord Abbett I
E EnhanceValS 2 4 .. 7.58 .16
$ 2.4 bil 8004261130
CIntl Eq S
0 0
9.21n .22
D Affiliated
3 7 16 8.33n .23 A Sh Dur Bd S
+ 1 +2
9.58n +.01
BBondDebent
+ 4 +5
6.03n +.01 E Value S
+ 2 5 .. 9.90n .15
D+DvlpGrwth
2 11 10 10.99n .36
Mass Mutl Select
E MidValue
0 1 15 10.38n .29
$ 6.9 bil 8005426767
C ResLgCore
2 5
20.42 .43 E BlueChipGrL
0 7 24 6.36n .14
BResSmVal
2 5 +18 19.75n .75 D DesRet2020L
0 2 .. 6.66 .12
Lord Abbett P
E DiversVal S
2 3 .. 6.71 .13
$ 896 mil 8002016984
E Focus Val S
+ 1 8 26 9.00n .22
DAffiliated
3 7 17 8.30n .23 C Fund Val A
2 4
7.31 .17
E Mid Cap Val
0 1 16 10.14n .29 C Fund Val L
2 4
7.35n .16
BResSmallVal 2 5 +15 18.59n .71 C Fund Val S
2 4
7.36n .17
Lotsoff Capital Mgmt
DIndex Eq A
1 5 16 8.10 .18
$ 713 mil 3123681442
DIndex Eq L
1 5 15 8.12n .18
AActvInc
+ 3 + 4 .. 10.50n +.01 DIndex Eq S
1 5 15 8.22n .18
E LSV Val Eq
1 4 10 9.93n .23 DIndex Eq Y
1 5 15 8.14n .18
Lutheran Bro A
DIndex Eq Z
1 5 15 8.21 .18
$ 316 mil 8003284552
E LgCapVal L
2 8 15 7.10n .23
B Income
+ 1 + 4 .. 7.17 +.03 E LgCapVal S
2 8 15 7.12n .23
E MidGrEqII A
+ 1 5 10 8.21 .20
E MidGrEqII L
+ 1 5
8.40n .20
MainStay A Fds
E MidGrEqII S
+ 1 5
8.57n .20
$ 4.7 bil 8006246782
D Overseas L
0 1 14 4.68n .13
CBalanced
0 0 .. 19.11 .26 D Overseas S
0 1 13 4.72n .13
E Capital Appr
0 4 23 20.75 .47 D+Sm Co Val S
3 6
8.57n .32
CConvertible
+ 4 +5
10.49 .09
Masters' Select
D Equity Index
1 5 13 31.52 .69
$ 1.4 bil 8009600188
CFloat Rate
+ 3 4 .. 7.21 .. E Equity
+ 2 7 30 7.67n .18
A+Govt Plus
0 + 7 +17 8.74 +.02 D+Intl
0 7
9.46n .14
C High Yld Cp
+ 5 1 12 4.54 +.01
Matthews Asian
D Lrg Cp Grow
0 6 .. 4.38 .10
$ 4.0 bil 8007892742
D MAP
1 4 12 21.05 .53 A+China
4 1 +48 13.78n .30
DS&P500 Idx
1 5 .. 20.26 .44 B+Gr & Inc
1 + 2 +28 11.40n .10
B Tax Fr Bond
+ 4 +7
8.62 +.04 C India
2 13 .. 8.23n +.02
C Total Return
0 1 10 12.34 .11 E Japan
4 + 7 17 9.75n .05
DValue
2 8 16 11.78 .26 BPac Tiger I
4 5 +28 10.56n .24
MainStay B Fds
CPacific
3 + 3 +15 9.74 .12
$ 1.2 bil 8006246782
8.28n .15
C McKeeIntlEq 1 + 2
C Hi Yld Cp
+ 5 2 14 4.51n +.01 A Merger Fund + 1 + 1 14.42n +.05
DMAP
1 5 15 19.73 .50
Meridian Funds
MainStay C Fds
$ 2.0 bil 8004466662
$ 530 mil 8006246782
C Growth
1 3 24.75n .56
C Hi Yld CorpBd + 5 2 14 4.51n +.01 C+Value
0 7 20.41n .37
DMAP
1 5 15 19.74 .50
Merk Hard Funds
Mainstay I Fds
$ 239 mil 8666375386
$ 2.4 bil
A+CurrencyInv
2 + 2 .. 10.45 .12
E AllCapGrow
0 8 17 15.13 .28
Metro West
C Balanced
0 0 19.14n .26
$ 6.9 bil 8002414671
C+Income Mgr
0 1
9.91n .09 A IntmdBond I
+ 1 +2
9.31n +.01
A+Indexed Bd
0 + 8 +17 11.11 +.01 BLow Dur Bd
0 7
7.40n .02
A+Intermed Bd
+ 1 + 6 +15 9.94 +.02 BLow Dur Bd I
0 7
7.41n .01
D MAP
1 4
21.42 .54 DStratInc I
+ 1 13 .. 6.39 .02
DS&P500 Idx
1 5 14 20.40n .45 A Total Ret Bd
+ 1 + 5 +10 9.13n +.01
Mairs & Power
A Total Ret Bd I + 1 + 5 +11 9.13n +.01
$ 1.8 bil 8003047404
Metzler/Payden Inves
CGrowth
2 8 51.68n 1.06
$ 135 mil 8666738637
Managers Funds
E Euro EmgMkt + 2 11 .. 12.91 .31
$ 5.7 bil 8005484539
MFS Funds A
AMGGlobAltA 1 1 .. 9.78 .03
$ 30.3 bil 8006372929
B Bond
+ 2 + 8 20.09n +.08 E AggrGrAlloc
1 6 12 9.00 .22
E EssxSmlMcro r 3 12 14 11.26 .39 AAR Muni
+ 2 +8
9.32 +.04
A Fremont Bond + 3 + 6 .. 9.68n +.04 B Bond
+ 2 +5
10.72 +.05
A Intm Dur Gov + 2 + 3 +10 10.33n +.02 B CA Muni
+ 4 +7
5.08 +.03
C MidGrowInst
0 1 .. 8.69n .13 B ConsrvAlloc
0 0
9.77 .08
A Sh Dura Govt
0 1
9.24n +.01 DCore Equity
1 2 11 11.41 .26
E SpecialEq
3 11 32 29.30n .90 D Core Growth
1 8
12.43 .24
C TimsqSmGr I 2 3 .. 7.39n .22 D Emrg Mk Eq
0 0 +23 16.59 .20
Manning & Napier Fu
AGlblTotRet
2 + 4 +16 11.09 .18
$ 2.7 bil 8004663863
C+Global Eq
1 1
16.46 .49
DLifeSci
1 7 18 6.89n .13 D+Global Grow
1 2 0 16.72 .49
A ProBlndConS
0 + 3 +15 11.26n .06 A+Govt Secs
0 + 6 +18 10.04 +.01
BProBlndExtS
0 1 11.34n .20 D+Growth
2 7
25.78 .53
CProBlndMaxS
0 5 10.72n .27 D+Growth Allo
1 3
9.34 .18
B ProBlndModS
0 0 10.19n .12 DHi Yld Opp
+ 5 3 24 4.53 +.02
CTechnology
.. .. no quote
D+High Income + 5 + 1 22 2.53 +.01
BWorldOppA
+ 1 6 +19 5.96n .12 C+Intl Growth
1 1 +11 15.25 .44
Marshall Funds
DIntl Nw Ds
1 0
12.35 .30
$ 2.1 bil 8005803863
BIntl Val
2 + 3 +24 18.15 .43
AggrBondI
+ 2 + 6 .. 9.16 +.03 C IntlDivrs A
1 0 .. 8.96 .25
GovtIncomeI + 1 + 3 .. 9.01 +.01 ALtd Maturity
+ 1 0 0 5.84 +.02
A GovtIncomeY + 1 + 3
9.02n +.01 CMA Inv Tr
2 4
13.56 .35
ShInterBdI
+ 2 1 .. 7.81 +.03 DMA InvGrSk
0 5 14 9.59 .26

MNO

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

ARON RENTS (RNT)

Grp 37
o$25.73
41.6M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 97 ROE 11%
+4% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 716,300 Debt 28%
Last Qtr Eps +31%5 Prior Qtr 0% Last Qtr Sales +16%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/19

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

C+DivStrat A
2 2 14 12.18 .24
C+DivStrategy1 2 2 12 12.52 .25
Equity O
1 4 .. 8.95 .21
E Fund Val A
1 5 21 9.20 .24
E Fund Val B
1 5 24 8.52n .22
E Fund Val C
1 5 24 8.53 .23
DGlbHghYdBdA + 5 0 25 5.16 +.02
AGovt Secs A
+ 2 +2
9.42 +.02
E High Inc A
+ 5 0 27 4.24 +.01
B+IntTrmMuniA + 2 + 3
5.91 +.01
B+IntTrmMuniC + 2 + 3
5.91n +.01
D InvestValA
2 5 13 12.99 .27
D InvestValI
2 5 13 12.97n .26
E Lg Gr A
+ 1 4 28 15.94 .32
E Lg Gr C
+ 1 4 30 14.66 .30
E Lrg Gr I
+ 1 4 26 16.62n .34
B Mgd Muni A
+ 4 +4
13.93 +.11
B Mgd Muni C
+ 4 +4
13.94 +.11
D Mid Core A
+ 2 1 13 13.21 .26
D Mid Core C
+ 2 1 17 11.86 .23
E MultDisAll A
+ 3 5 46 4.47 .13
C Muni HiInc A + 4 4 12 11.61 +.10
B+NJ Muni A
+ 3 + 6 0 11.63 +.05
ANY Muni A
+ 3 + 9 0 12.69 +.08
APA Muni
+ 2 +7
12.27 +.04
DS&P500 IdxA
1 5 16 8.94n .20
C+ShTrmBd I
+ 1 1 13 3.39n +.02
B+SmCapCorI
.. .. no quote
E SmCpGrI A
0 10 16 9.64 .24
C StrInc A
+ 4 + 9 14 5.15 +.03
Leuthold Funds
$ 2.6 bil 8002736886
Asset Allo
+ 1 2 .. 7.68 .10
Asset Allo
+ 1 2 .. 7.68 .10
B CoreInv
+ 1 + 2 +11 12.94n .15
CoreInvInst
+ 1 + 2 .. 12.92 .15
A+Grizzly Sht
2 5 +26 8.46n +.29
LKCM Funds
$ 629 mil 8006885526
E SmCapEqInst 3 13 11.84n .36
LMIFA I & II
$ 159 mil 6268449500
E BatMchUSSml 3 6 24 5.77n .21
Longleaf Prtnrs
$ 10.3 bil 8004459469
D+Intl
0 0 11.11n .12
E Partners
+ 6 4 36 16.57n .33
E Small Cap
+ 3 + 2 19 15.01n .25
Loomis Syls
$ 21.2 bil 8006333330
BBond Instl
+ 3 +8
10.71 +.03
BBond Ret
+ 3 +9
10.68 +.04
AGlob Bd Ret
+ 1 + 6 0 13.53n .02
A GlobBd Inst
+ 1 +6
13.65 .01
CSmCapVl Inst 4 8 0 15.95n .58
E SmCapVl Rt
4 8 10 15.83n .58
BStrat Inc A
+ 3 +9
10.90 +.02
C+Strat Inc B
+ 3 + 9 10.96n +.03
C+Strat Inc C
+ 3 +9
10.95 +.02
C+Value Y
2 3 13.86n .30
Loomis Syls Inv
$ 956 mil 8006333330
B+Fixed Income + 3 + 7 10.23n +.02
C+InstlHiInc
+ 5 +2
5.38n +.01
AInvGrad Fxd
+ 2 + 8 10.57n +.02
Lord Abbett A
$ 24.0 bil 8002016984
D Affiliated
3 7 17 8.32 .22
C+All Value
2 +1
8.49 .19
CAlpha Strat
2 6
13.34 .42
C Bal Strat
+ 1 + 1 11 7.81 .09
BBond Deben
+ 4 +4
6.06 +.02
C+CA Tax Fr
+ 4 +7
8.94 +.04
D+Dvlp Grwth
2 11 12 10.44 .34
D+Growth Opp
1 6 12 12.47 .29
E HiYldMuniBd + 5 9 .. 9.27 +.06
B Income
+ 2 +5
2.25 ..
D+IntlCoreEq
1 +1
8.67 .17
E Mid Cap Val
0 1 16 10.44 .30
B MO Tax Fr
+ 3 +8
4.58 +.01
C+Natl Tax Fr
+ 4 + 5 13 9.08 +.06
BNY Tax Fr
+ 4 +7
9.38 +.05
C Res Lg Core
2 5
20.41 .43
C ResAmerVal
+ 1 +5
8.92 .10
BResSmallVal 2 5 +16 18.74 .71
A ShrtDurInc
+ 2 +3
4.14 ..
D Sml Blend
2 7
10.60 .35
A Totl Retrn
+ 1 +6
9.93 +.02
Lord Abbett B
$ 2.1 bil 8004261130
DAffiliated
3 7 18 8.37n .22

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

Hard Times Are Good:

Customer Base Grows

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund

MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

IBDS WEEK IN REVIEW

Aaron Rents Steps Up Sales

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

AMERICAN SCI & ENG (ASEI) Grp 3 o$75.67

8.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 98 ROE 11%
MANUFACTURES X-RAYINSPECTION SYSTEMSUSED FOR SECURITY APPLICATIONS BY HOMELAND SECURITY AND PORT AUTHORITIES.

-17% Ann. EPS Gro PE 38 Avg. Daily Vol 152,900 Debt 6%

Last Qtr Eps +73%5 Prior Qtr -55%6 Last Qtr Sales +50%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/11
R&D 7%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 83

Just 2% below 77.15 buy pt in base on base pattern.

for American Science & Engineering. If Customs and Border Patrol

like the new devices, the company
could end up expanding its services
for the government. Each Z-Portal
is estimated to cost more than $2
million.
Analysts expect American Sciences EPS to rise sharply in the December-ended quarter, the largest
gain in IBDs security and safety industry group. The group was
ranked No. 2 out of 197 industries in
Fridays IBD. Patrick Cain
2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

B+MA Muni
+ 3 + 5 0 10.07 +.02
E Mid Cap Gr
0 15 36 5.01 .11
C+Mod Alloc
0 1
9.66 .14
C Muni Hi Inc
+ 3 4 12 6.23 +.04
B+Muni Inc
+ 3 + 6 0 7.55 +.03
A Muni Ltd Mat + 1 + 4
7.59 +.02
B+NC Muni
+ 3 +8
10.93 +.04
E New Discov
1 4 23 11.39 .37
B+NY Muni
+ 3 +8
10.03 +.06
D Research
2 5
16.59 .42
CResrch Intl
2 1
10.58 .34
B+Rsrch Bond
+ 1 +4
8.88 +.03
B Str Income
+ 2 +3
5.49 +.02
BTotal Ret
1 0
11.33 .15
AUtil
+ 2 + 7 +52 11.91 .22
B+VA Muni
+ 2 +8
10.35 +.04
C+Value
2 3
17.15 .40
MFS Funds B
$ 4.5 bil 8006372929
D Growth
2 7 23.04n .47
D Growth Allo
1 3
9.26n .18
CMA Inv Tr
2 4 13.27n .35
DMA InvGrSk
0 5 17 8.68n .23
C Mod Alloc
0 1
9.60n .14
C+Total Ret B
1 0 11.32n .15
B+Util
+ 2 + 7 +49 11.87n .22
C Value
2 3 0 17.05n .40
MFS Funds C
$ 4.3 bil 8006372929
D Growth Allo
1 3
9.24n .18
E Intl Nw Ds
1 0 11.87n .29
CMA Inv Tr
2 4 13.15n .34
DMA InvGrSk
0 5 17 8.64n .23
C Mod Alloc
0 2
9.57n .14
CMun Hi Inc
+ 3 4 15 6.23n +.03
C+Total Ret
1 0 11.37n .15
B+Util
+ 2 + 7 +49 11.87n .22
C Value
2 3 0 17.01n .40
MFS Funds I
$ 6.2 bil 8006372929
E High Income + 5 2 39 2.53n +.01
D Intl Nw Ds
1 0 12.66n .31
E Mid Cap Gr
0 15 35 5.12n .12
E MidCapVal
0 5 20 7.59n .16
D Research
2 5 16.87n .43
B+Rsrch Bond
+ 1 + 4 0 8.88n +.02
CRsrch Intl
2 1 10.90n .35
BTotal Ret
1 0 11.33n .14
C+Value
2 3 17.22n .40
MFS Instl Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8006372929
BIntl Eq
1 + 1 +14 12.37n .45
Morgan Stan A
$ 3.6 bil 8008696397
E Cap Opps
+ 2 13
12.52 .34
E EqWtS&P500 + 1 5 21 18.20 .49
E FocGrowth
+ 4 12 28 16.92 .41
DGlobDivGr
0 2 13 8.38 .11
E MidGrwth
1 10
15.73 .34
DS&P500 Idx
1 5 15 9.54 .20
BSpecialVal
3 1
8.38 .29
BStrategist
0 1
14.67 .19
BTaxEx Secs
+ 4 +8
9.80 +.04
AUSGovtSecs
1 +5
8.47 ..
Morgan Stan B
$ 4.5 bil 8008696397
B CA Tax Fr
+ 4 + 8 10.71n +.06
E DivGrSecs
1 4 30 11.38n .21
E EqWtS&P500 + 1 5 22 18.20n .50
C Euro Equity
1 2 11.62n .33
E FocGrowth
+ 4 12 31 15.50n .38
DS&P500 Idx
1 5 17 9.36n .20
AUSGovtSecs
1 +5
8.48n +.01
Morgan Stan I
$ 1.6 bil 8008696397
E EqWtS&P500 + 1 5 20 18.29n .50
E FocGrowth
+ 4 12 27 17.43n .43
C+IntlValEq
0 + 3 0 6.85 .16
BTaxEx Secs
+ 4 +8
9.80n +.04
A USGovtSecs
1 +5
8.48n ..
Morgan Stan Ins
$ 14.0 bil 8005487786
C+ActIntlAlI
1 + 1 +11 8.99n .22
E CapGr I
+ 3 11 22 12.47n .31
B CorFxdIncI
+ 1 +4
8.93n +.01
BCorPlFxd I
+ 1 +1
8.80n +.01
C Emer Mkts I
2 2 +31 13.55n .23
C+Intl Eq P
0 + 3 0 10.85n .25
C+IntlEq I
0 + 4 10.97n .25
E IntlRealEsI
.. .. no quote
E IntlSmCap I
0 +5
9.50n .07
B+IntmdDuratn
0 + 5 0 9.06n +.03
B InvGrdFxInI
+ 1 +3
9.27n +.01
D+LgCpRelValI
3 5 0 7.65n .18
C Ltd Dur I
0 3 19 7.48n +.01
E MdCpGrP
1 9 16.94n .36
E MidCapGr I
1 9 17.44n .36
B MunicipalI
+ 4 + 4 11.27n +.04
E SmCoGr I
4 8 13 7.33n .24

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value

That was less than some had feared, but was still
awful. The jobless rate spiked to a 16-year high of
7.2% vs. 5% in Dec. 07. The U.S. shed 2.6 mil jobs last year
75% in the last 4 months. The report suggests Q4 GDP
fell at a severe pace, while more big job cuts loom in 09.

Obama Touts Stimulus Plan Oil Glut Drives Down Price

Pres.-elect Obama warned a

bad situation could become
dramatically worse unless Congress moves quickly on his proposed $775 bil stimulus plan that includes tax cuts and spending initiatives. Obama and Dem. Rep. Barney
Frank also revealed plans to overhaul the $700 bil TARP plan to aid
struggling homeowners and speed
the flow of credit to consumers.

Israel Presses Gaza Assault

Israel bombarded Hamas positions in the Gaza Strip after rejecting a U.N. call for a cease-fire.
The U.S. backed Israels right to defend itself. The two-week assault,
spurred by Hamas rocket attacks,
has killed at least 760. Relief agencies warned of a looming humanitarian crisis.

Gas Dispute Chills Europe

Russia shut down its natural

gas pipelines that run through
Ukraine over a pay dispute, cutting
off vital winter fuel for 15 European
nations. The EU sought to resume
gas shipments by brokering a deal
that lets Russian observers monitor
Ukraines pipelines to assure its
not illegally siphoning fuel.

Stock Market Turns Cold

The Dow dropped 4.8% for the

week, the S&P 500 4.4%, the
Nasdaq3.7% and theNYSE composite 3.6%. A barrage of distressing
economic data lent a sense that the
recession is gripping harder than
we had thought. The uptrend, judging by a slew of failed breakouts and
broken base-building attempts, is
hanging on by a thread.

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

E SmCoGr P
4 8 14 6.90n .23
BUS SmlValI
3 1 +10 15.43n .53
E USRealEstI
7 19 0 8.21n .36
MTB Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8008362211
DIntl Eq I I
0 1 11 6.35n .18
A+IntmTrmBd I
+ 1 + 4 +11 9.97n +.02
A+ShDurGovt I
0 + 2 +13 9.85 ..
E Muhlnkmp + 3 4 27 39.93 ..
Munder A
$ 1.9 bil 8004385789
DIndex 500 b
1 5 17 16.18 .36
E Internet m
0 8 22 13.14 .45
DMidCoreGr b
1 5
16.61 .34
Munder C/II
$ 349 mil 8004385789
DMidCoreGrC b 1 5 0 15.70n .33
Munder Y
$ 1.7 bil 8002393334
DMid Core Gr
1 5 16.91n .35
Nakoma Funds
$ 148 mil 8666625662
AbsltRetrn
0 1 .. 21.97n +.10
Nationwide A
$ 913 mil 8008480920
D Intl Idx
1 1 0 5.57 .15
Nationwide D
$ 840 mil 8008480920
E Nationwide
1 7 26 9.64 .22
Nationwide Funds C
$ 351 mil 8008480920
C Inv DestMod
1 0
7.32n .10
Nationwide Funds Ins
$ 3.6 bil 8008480920
A+Bond Index
0 + 7 +14 10.97n +.02
A Enhance Inc
0 + 2 +10 9.12n +.01
D+Intl Idx
1 1
5.58n .16
DMidMktIdx
1 4
8.75n .25
DS&P500 Idx
1 5 15 7.46n .16
DSmall Idx
4 8 12 7.33n .32
Nationwide Funds Ser
$ 2.9 bil 8008480920
DInvDestAggr
1 3 11 6.13n .15
AInvDestCon
0 +2
9.26n .03
C+InvDestMod
1 0
7.38n .10
D+InvDstMdAg
1 2
6.81n .13
B InvDstMdCon
0 + 1 0 8.43n .06
DS&P500 Svc
1 5 16 7.42n .16
Natixis Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8002255478
C+CGM TargEqA 1 6 +10 7.56 .12
D US Divers A
2 8
14.88 .40
B VaughSmValA 3 0 +25 16.89 .40
Neubg Brm Adv
$ 659 mil 8008779700
C+Genesis
2 9 +13 17.71n .47
E Partners
+ 4 5 19 10.71n .25
Neubg Brm Instl
$ 418 mil 8006282583
E Intl
0 + 1 .. 6.04n .14
Neubg Brm Inv
$ 8.2 bil 8008779700
E Focus
2 11 33 13.49n .43
C+Genesis
2 9 +14 21.18n .56
C+Genesis I
2 9 +16 29.17n .78
DGuardian
0 6 10 9.61n .25
C+HiIncBond
+ 5 + 7 14 6.79n +.05
E Intl
0 + 1 10.98n .25
CMidGrwth
2 7
6.38n .12
E Partners
+ 4 5 18 16.06n .38
D SmallGrwth
4 11 11.56n .37
DSoc Respons
0 6 10 15.96n .44
Neubg Brm Tr
$ 4.1 bil 8008779700
C+Genesis
2 9 +14 30.39n .82
E Intl
0 0 12.15n .28
E Partners
+ 4 5 19 12.37n .29
DSoc Rspons Tr
0 6 11 10.99n .30
New Covenant
$ 1.3 bil 8008586127
D+Bal Grwth
0 3 11 61.36n .65
E Growth
1 4 15 21.48n .45
BIncome
+ 2 0 20.84n +.11
B NewAltrntve + 3 + 9 +19 32.36 .60
9.50n .22
C NFJ Div Val 1 2
Nicholas Group
$ 1.6 bil 8002275987
D Nichol II I
2 4 11 13.53n .34
DNicholas
0 3 17 30.55n .64
North Track
$ 536 mil 8008264600
E NYSE100IdxA b + 1 3 15 17.63 .32
AWI Tax Ex b
+ 2 +8
9.85 +.04
Northeast Inv
$ 661 mil 8002256704
E Trust
+ 6 13 28 4.34n +.03
Northern
$ 13.6 bil 8005959111
BondIndex
0 + 7 .. 10.27 +.02

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

Economy Lost 524,000 Jobs Last Month

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

ACA Intm Tx Ex + 3 + 9
9.91n +.03
B+CA Tax Ex
+ 3 + 12 10.32n +.05
EmergMktsEq
0 0 .. 6.45 .12
A Fixed Income
0 + 7 +11 9.86n +.02
GlbRlEstIdx
3 13 .. 5.22 .17
E GrowthEqty
2 4 25 8.97n .19
C+Hi Yld Fx Inc
+ 4 + 6 13 5.96n +.02
D+High Yld Muni + 3 5 17 7.06n +.03
C Income Eq
+ 2 +3
8.46n .08
D Intl Eq Idx
.. .. no quote
CIntl Growth Eq 1 0
5.99n .19
A Intmd Tax Ex + 2 + 10 10.08n +.04
DLrg Cap Value 2 4 20 7.04n .16
DMid Cap Idx
.. .. no quote
MltMgrIntEq 2 + 3 .. 6.90 .17
MltMgrMidCp 1 4 .. 6.67 .17
MltMgrSmlCp 3 8 .. 6.15 .19
ShInt Tx Ex
+ 1 + 5 .. 10.34 +.02
A+ShInt US Gv
0 + 4 +13 10.60n +.02
DSm Cap Index 4 8 13 5.24n .23
CSm Cap Val
5 7
9.96n .46
DStock Index
1 5 14 10.99n .24
ATax Ex
+ 3 + 11 10.05n +.04
A+US Govt
0 + 7 +16 10.65n +.02
Northern Instl
$ 1.7 bil 8006371380
A+Bond A
+ 1 + 7 +14 19.83n +.08
A+Core Bond A
+ 1 + 7 +12 9.83n +.02
DEquity Index A 1 5 18 8.82n .19
A+US Tr Idx A
1 + 8 +26 23.65n +.04
Nuveen Cl A
$ 6.9 bil 8002578787
BAll Am Mun
+ 4 +5
9.17 +.06
B CT Muni
+ 4 +8
9.59 +.04
E Hi Yld Muni
+ 5 16 33 12.06 +.11
B+Insur Muni
+ 4 + 10
9.88 +.08
B+IntDurMuni
+ 3 +6
8.42 +.03
B+KY Muni
+ 3 +8
10.10 +.04
D+Lrg Cap Val
3 5 10 13.83 .33
A LtdTrmMuni
+ 2 +5
10.56 +.03
B+MI Muni
+ 4 + 11
10.64 +.05
B MO Muni
+ 4 +6
9.74 +.04
B+NC Muni
+ 4 + 11
9.71 +.04
B NY Muni
+ 4 + 10
9.75 +.04
B+OH Muni
+ 3 +9
10.49 +.05
ATN Muni
+ 3 + 10
10.62 +.04
BTrdIntlVal
2 + 11 +24 18.93 .26
TrdwdGlAlCp
0 + 13 .. 16.25 .26
BTrdwndValOp + 3 + 8 .. 20.24 .30
B VA Muni
+ 4 +8
9.69 +.05
Nuveen Cl C
$ 1.8 bil 8002578787
E Hi Yld Muni
+ 5 16 34 12.05n +.11
A LtdTrmMuni
+ 2 + 5 10.53n +.03
Nuveen Cl R
$ 5.3 bil 8002578787
BCA Muni
+ 5 +6
8.89n +.06
E HiYldMuniBd + 5 16 33 12.06n +.11
B+Insur Muni
+ 4 + 10
9.87n +.08
AIntmDurMun + 3 + 6
8.44n +.03
A LtdTrmMuni
+ 2 + 5 10.50n +.03
B+NCMuniBond + 4 + 11
9.74n +.04
E NWQ MltVal
0 0 26 11.24n .27
B+NY Muni
+ 4 + 10 0 9.77n +.04
B+NYInsurMuni + 4 + 12
9.62n +.04
BTrdIntlVal
3 + 11 +25 19.00 .27
BTrdwndValOp + 3 + 8 .. 20.23 .30
B VA Muni
+ 4 +8
9.65n +.05
Oak Associates
$ 283 mil 8884625386
E WhtOakSelGr + 2 3 38 22.40n .67
Oakmark I
$ 20.2 bil 8006256275
AEquity & Inc
0 0 +18 21.64n .27
Glob Sel
0 0 .. 6.51n .17
D+Global
+ 1 7 14.12n .26
D Intl
0 4 10.88n .26
E Intl Sm Cap
0 8 12 7.18n .12
D Oakmark
0 4 19 25.78n .58
E Select
1 0 32 15.90n .33
Old Mutual Advisor
$ 1.7 bil 8004330051
D AnalLongShZ 1 5
8.64n .19
E Analytic A
+ 1 1 .. 8.80 ..
ADwShFxdIncZ + 1 + 1
9.73n +.03
E Growth Z
1 7 14 15.15n .35
Old Westbury
$ 6.8 bil 8006072200
A+Fixed Inc
0 + 9 +22 11.63n +.03
B GlobalSmall
.. .. no quote
A Muni Bond
+ 3 + 12 11.40n +.05
D+NonUSLgCap
.. .. no quote
C+Real Return
+ 2 1 .. 8.04 .14
DUSLargeCap
0 8 18 8.88n .20
Olstein
$ 554 mil 8007992113
E AllCapValC
+ 1 7 33 7.98n .18
Oppenheimer A
$ 52.0 bil 8884700862

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

The Feb. futures contract

ended at $40.83 a barrel, down
12% for the week. Fears of supply
disruption in the Mideast, from
OPEC cuts and Russias natural gas
dispute were outweighed by a massive build in stockpiles and job loss
data suggesting lower fuel demand.

Retailers Report Soft Dec.

Stores said same-store sales fell

0.9%, their worst holiday season in decades. Retail giant WalMartWMT also missed views. MacysM
warned and will close stores, and
WalgreenWAG will ax 1,000 jobs.

Satyam Exec Admits Fraud

India was rocked after the head

of outsourcing giant Satyam
ComputerSAY admitted inflating
profit for years. Police arrested Satyam Chairman Ramalinga Raju in
a scandal some observers called
Indias Enron.

Burris Likely To Join Senate

Despite Senate leaders refusal

to swear him in, Roland Burris
appeared to win his fight to fill the
Ill. seat vacated by Pres.-elect
Obama. Dems opposed accepting
any pick by scandal-plagued Ill.
Gov. Rod Blagojevich, but backed
down as support crumbled.

Auto Sales Brake Sharply

10

Chrysler said U.S. auto sales

fell 53% in Dec. vs. a year ago
as the auto industry closed out its
weakest year since 92. ToyotasTM
U.S. sales tumbled 37%, FordsF
dropped 32% and GMsGM slid 31%.
Further declines are expected.

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

E ActiveAlloc
0 10 .. 6.71 .13
E AMT Fr Muni
+ 5 11 39 5.11 +.04
DAMT Free NY
+ 5 + 1 22 8.82 +.04
E Balanced
+ 3 13 29 7.84 .11
E CA Muni
+ 5 7 36 5.97 +.07
E Cap Apprec
+ 1 9 27 27.97 .65
E Cap Income
+ 3 8 27 6.96 .03
E Champ Inc
+ 8 55 77 1.83 +.02
E ComStrTotRt 2 37 35 3.05 ..
E ConsrvInv
+ 1 14 .. 6.55 .03
CConv Secs
+ 3 + 6 16 9.92 .08
E Core Bond
+ 1 17 31 6.21 +.03
C+Develop Mkt + 1 4 +44 15.97 .13
D+Discovery
2 9 15 33.89 .54
E Equity
+ 1 7 24 5.81 .11
DEquityInc
.. .. no quote
E EquityInv
0 4 .. 6.96 .19
E Glob Opport
+ 1 3
15.76 .60
E Global
1 2
38.05 1.00
A+Gold&SpMin
4 + 35 +29 19.61 .33
A+Intl Bond
1 + 4 +25 5.85 +.01
C Intl Growth
1 0 +12 17.83 .48
E Intl Sm Co
+ 5 1
9.62 .16
D IntlDivers
0 + 2 .. 7.25 .11
BLtd Muni
+3 0
12.86 +.04
ALtd Trm Gvt
+ 1 3
8.99 +.02
BLtdTrmCAMun + 3 + 1 .. 2.97 +.02
E Main Street
+ 1 1 20 22.19 .62
E MainSt Opp
+ 1 1 18 8.37 .29
E MainStSC
1 6 14 12.06 .53
E Mid Cap
0 11 27 10.01 .16
E ModerateInv
0 12 .. 6.48 .07
E NJ Muni
+ 7 2 26 7.37 +.04
E PA Muni
+ 5 3 26 7.99 +.05
C+RisingDivs
.. .. no quote
E SelectVal
+ 4 9 .. 10.15 .19
E Sml Mid Val
+ 4 5 14 19.14 .40
B Strat Inc
+ 1 2
3.49 +.02
A US Govt
0 +2
8.93 +.04
E Value
+ 2 6 16 14.81 .23
Oppenheimer B
$ 4.3 bil 8884700862
E ActiveAlloc
0 10 .. 6.61n .12
E Cap Apprec
+ 1 9 29 25.10n .59
E Glob Opport
+ 1 3 12 14.64n .56
E Global
1 2 35.35n .93
A+Intl Bond
1 + 4 +26 5.83n +.01
E Main Street
+ 1 1 21 21.66n .60
E MainSt Opp
+ 1 1 20 8.03n .27
E MainStSC
1 6 17 11.01n .48
B Strat Inc
+ 1 2
3.50n +.02
Oppenheimer N
$ 2.3 bil 8884700862
E Cap Apprec
+ 1 9 28 27.36n .64
C Develop Mkt + 1 4 +42 15.52n .12
E Global
1 2 37.93n .99
A+IntlBond
1 + 4 +22 5.84n +.01
E MainStSC
1 6 15 11.73n .52
E Sml Mid Val
+ 4 5 16 18.57n .38
B Strat Inc
+ 1 2
3.49n +.01
Oppenheimer Y
$ 10.0 bil 8884700862
E Capital Apprec + 1 9 25 28.98n .68
ChampionInc + 8 55 .. 1.83 +.02
E ComStrTotRt 2 37 34 3.04n ..
E Core Bond
+ 1 17 30 6.20n +.03
C+DevelopMkts + 1 4 .. 15.80n .12
DGlobal
1 2 38.07n 1.00
A+IntlBond
1 + 4 .. 5.85 +.01
C IntlGr
1 0 .. 17.70n .48
E IntlSmCo
+ 5 1 .. 9.56 .15
ALtd Trm Gvt
+ 1 3 0 8.98n +.02
DMain Street
+ 1 1 19 22.19n .61
DMainStOpp
+ 1 0 17 8.47n .29
E MainStSmCp 1 6 12 12.64n .56
E RealEstate
10 21 10.58n .54
B+Strat Inc
+ 1 2
3.48n +.01
A USGovt
0 +2
8.96n +.03
E Value
+ 2 5 15 15.08n .23
Oppenhmr C&M
$ 10.0 bil 8884700862
E ActiveAlloc
0 10 .. 6.60n .13
E AMT Free C
+ 5 11 41 5.09n +.04
E CA Muni C
+ 5 8 38 5.95n +.06
E Cp Apprc C
+ 1 9 29 24.90n .59
C Devlp Mkt C
+ 1 4 +41 15.51n .12
E Glob Opp C
+ 1 3 12 14.66n .57
E Global C
1 2 35.94n .95
A Gold&SpMin
4 + 35 +25 18.81n .32
A+Intl Bond C
1 + 4 +21 5.83n +.01
CIntl Gr C
1 0 17.08n .47
DIntlDiverC
0 + 2 .. 7.14n .11
C+Ltd Muni C
+ 3 0 12.81n +.04
B+LtdTmGv C
+ 1 3
8.97n +.02
E Main St C
+ 1 1 22 21.53n .59
E MainStOp C
0 1 20 8.07n .28
E MainStSCC
1 6 17 11.06n .49
E ModerateInv
0 12 .. 6.43n .08
E NJMuni C
+ 7 2 28 7.38n +.05

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

E PA Muni C
+ 5 3 28 7.98n +.05
E SmlMidVal C + 4 5 18 16.69n .34
B Strat Inc C
+ 1 2
3.48n +.01
AUS Govt C
0 +1
8.91n +.03
E Value C
+ 2 6 18 14.26n .22
Oppenhmr Quest
$ 4.0 bil 8884700862
E Bal B
+ 3 0 25 10.60n .18
E Bal C
+ 3 0 25 10.60n .18
E Bal Val A
+ 3 0 23 10.82 .18
E Intl Val A
0 + 3 21 10.44 .15
B+Opp Val A
+ 3 2 0 22.07 .20
B Opp Val C
+ 3 2 20.87n .20
Oppenhmr Roch
$ 15.0 bil 8884700862
B LtdTrmNY A
+ 3 +4
2.94 +.01
BLtdTrmNY C
+ 3 +4
2.93n +.01
DMuni A
+ 6 + 2 22 12.25 +.06
E Muni C
+ 6 + 2 24 12.23n +.06
E Municipals B + 6 + 2 24 12.24n +.06
E NatlMuni A
+ 6 14 45 5.43 +.05
E NatlMuni B
+ 6 14 47 5.44n +.04
E NatlMuni C
+ 5 14 47 5.41n +.04
Optimum C
$ 513 mil 8009140278
B+Fixed Inc
+ 1 1
7.79n ..
Optimum Instl
$ 1.6 bil 8009140278
B+Fixed Inc
+1 0
7.78n ..
D Lrg Cap Val
2 5 10 7.46n .19
E Lrg Cp Grow
0 8 18 7.42n .17
Osterweis Capital
$ 485 mil 8662360050
COsterweis
0 3 18.70n .18
A Strat Inc
+2 0
9.82n +.01

PQR
Pacific Cap Inst
$ 1.1 bil 8002589232
A+HgCrFxInY
0 + 7 +12 11.03n +.01
ATax Fr
+ 2 +9
9.84n +.02
Pacific Life Funds
$ 1.6 bil 8007222333
A+Mgd Bond A
+ 3 + 8 +12 9.97 +.04
C OptMod C
0 1 .. 8.36 .10
C+OptModA
0 1 .. 8.42 .11
D+OptModAggrA 1 2 .. 7.96 .15
D OptModAggrC 1 2 .. 7.84 .15
Parnassus
$ 1.6 bil 8009993505
B+Equity Inc
1 2 19.17n .39
D Parnassus
+ 2 4 17 24.11n .80
Pax World
$ 1.8 bil 8007671729
CBalance
0 1 17.04n .23
Payden Funds
$ 1.8 bil 8005729336
A Core Bond
+ 1 +8
9.82n +.03
A+GNMA
+ 1 + 6 +17 10.18n .01
C+High Income + 4 + 4 14 5.99 +.02
A Short Bond
+ 1 +2
9.85n +.01
Permanent Port
$ 3.2 bil 8005315142
A+Portfolio
2 + 5 +39 32.19n .30
Perritt Capital Mgmt
$ 226 mil 8003318936
E Perritt Micro + 4 7 21 14.68n .56
PIMCO A
$ 25.0 bil 8004260107
B All Asset
+ 1 +3
10.11 +.02
AAllAsstAuth
+ 1 + 4 .. 9.36 +.03
E Commod RR
+ 4 14 26 6.57 +.12
ADevLocalMkt
0 3 .. 8.49 .04
B Emrg Mkt Bd + 2 + 9
8.64 +.05
A ForBdUnhed
+ 1 + 7 .. 8.65 +.01
AFrgnBdHedg
+ 1 +4
9.20 +.06
A+GNMA
+ 1 + 4 +16 11.21 ..
C High Yield
+ 5 + 4 14 7.00 +.03
A Low Dur
+ 2 +3
9.59 +.03
A+LT US Govt
2 + 14 +28 11.67 +.05
AReal Return
+ 2 +2
9.63 +.09
AShort Term
+2 0
9.39 ..
A+Total Retrn
+ 2 + 8 +15 10.35 +.04
PIMCO Admin
$ 28.6 bil 8009274648
E Commod RR
+ 4 14 .. 6.59n +.12
ForBondUnhg + 1 + 7 .. 8.65 +.01
A Global Bond
+ 1 +8
8.63n +.02
C High Yield
+ 5 + 4 14 7.00n +.03
A Low Dration
+ 2 +3
9.59n +.03
AReal Return
+ 2 +2
9.63n +.09
AShort Term
+2 0
9.39n ..
A+Total Retrn
+ 2 + 8 +15 10.35n +.04
PIMCO B
$ 2.0 bil 8004260107
BAll Asset
+ 1 + 3 10.04n +.02
CHigh Yield
+ 5 + 4 16 7.00n +.03
B+Real Rtrn
+ 2 +1
9.63n +.09

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2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

B3

MINERALS (CMP) Grp 149 o$61.27

HEALTHSPRING INC (HS) Grp 23 $18.60
STANTEC INC (STN)
Grp 7
$24.07
HANSEN NATURAL CORP (HANS) Grp 36 o$32.01
21 COMPASS
31.8M Shares 89 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 95 ROE 0% 22 49.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 92 ROE 14% 23 43.7M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 93 ROE 16% 24 72.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 92 ROE 46%
PRODUCES SALTS FOR HIGHWAY DEICING, WATER CONDITIONING, FOOD PROVIDES HEALTHCARE SERVICES PRIMARILY THROUGH GOVERNMENT PROVIDES CONSULTING SERVICES FOR URBAN LAND, BUILDING, ENVIRON- MANUFACTURES ALTERNATIVE BEVERAGES INCLUDING ENERGY DRINKS,
PREPARATION, AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
PROGRAMS SUCH AS MEDICARE TO 304,210 MEMBERS IN SIX STATES. MENT, TRANSPORTATION AND INDUSTRIAL PLANNING
FRUIT JUICES, SOY SMOOTHIES AND NATURAL SODAS.

+31% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. Daily Vol 683,300 Debt 999%
Last Qtr Eps +988%5 Prior Qtr +240%5 Last Qtr Sales +70%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/11

+110% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. Daily Vol 627,300 Debt 41%
Last Qtr Eps +36%6 Prior Qtr +53%5 Last Qtr Sales +44%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/13

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 87

+20% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. Daily Vol 54,400 Debt 17%
Last Qtr Eps +45%5 Prior Qtr +26%5 Last Qtr Sales +40%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/21

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 69

+46% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. D. Vol 1,603,900 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +17%6 Prior Qtr +31%6 Last Qtr Sales +15%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/28

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 13

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 83

Soft vol. break above 60.63 buy pt. on seven-week base. Broke out of double-bottom Dec. 18, forming possible handle. Rallies off 3 1/2-year low to 40-wk avg; may be resistance. 6% above prior 30.07 buy pt; forming new, high-handle?
CAPITAL GRP (NITE) Grp 28 o$15.95
CAPELLA EDUCATION (CPLA) Grp 2 o$58.45
ENSIGN GROUP INC (ENSG) Grp 63 $16.86
STANLEY INC (SXE)
Grp 20
$35.10
25 KNIGHT
83.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 94 ROE 12% 26 13.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 95 ROE 18% 27 8.2M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 98 ROE 23% 28 16.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 95 ROE 17%
PROVIDES TRADE EXECUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL/BROKER-DEALER CLIENTS PROVIDES ONLINE POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION TO 22,316 STUDENTS OPERATES 54 SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES AND 7 ASSISTED LIVING PROVIDES SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION, AND OPERAAND OPERATES AS A MARKET-MAKER IN ALL MAJOR EXCHANGES.
THROUGH 950 COURSES AND 19 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
FACILITIES IN CA, AZ, TX, UT, WA AND ID
TIONAL LOGISTICS PRIMARILY FOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT.

SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING

Rank Company

RelAnnual Last Qtr NextQtr Lst Qtr

Mgt SpnEPS StrEPS Est EPS EPS Sales
Pretax Own shp
Price 6 Rtg Rtg% Chg % Chg % Chg % Chg ROE mrgn % Rtg
COMPANIES 21-40

+39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. D. Vol 1,501,600 Debt 8%

Last Qtr Eps +344%5 Prior Qtr +33%5 Last Qtr Sales +32%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/16
R&D 1%

+43% Ann. EPS Gro PE 38 Avg. Daily Vol 306,200 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +17%6 Prior Qtr +32%6 Last Qtr Sales +17%
10 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/14

+10% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. Daily Vol 153,300 Debt 47%
Last Qtr Eps +50%5 Prior Qtr +14%6 Last Qtr Sales +12%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/6

+52% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 164,700 Debt 21%
Last Qtr Eps +37%6 Prior Qtr +52%6 Last Qtr Sales +27%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/31

d
Minerals 61.27 89 95 95+130 +988 +78 +70 .. 10 2
21 Compass
Salt provider rakes in gains from supply shortages, price spikes.
18.60 99 94 92 +37 +36 +17 +44 14 8 17
d
inc
22 HealthSpring
Managed care provider prepares for possible overhaul of Medicare.
24.07 99 93 93 +26 +45 +22 +40 16 11 4
e
Stantec Inc
Hits resistance at 40-week avg line as it forms new base. Bounces off 10-week support; under 61.27 buy point.
Slips below 17.97 buy pt; ends week near bottom of range. Forming handle with 36.47 buy point in yearlong base.
23 Analysts
see Canadian consultant's Q4 EPS growth slowing to 15%.
32.01 99 93 92 +16 +17 7 +15 46 26 22
d
Hansen Natural
INC CL A (NCIT)
Grp 43
$30.80
NATIONAL PRESTO INDS (NPK) Grp 47 $75.85
MANTECH INTL (MANT) Grp 43 o$54.47
QUALITY SYSTEMS (QSII) Grp 4 o$39.50
24 Earnings
growth decelerated past 3 qtrs but Q3 EPS topped views.
29 N6.3MC IShares
98 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 98 ROE 17% 30 4.8M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 98 ROE 13% 31 21.0M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 96 ROE 13% 32 18.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 96 ROE 38%
d
Knight Capital Grp 15.95 99 92 94 +26 +344 28 +32 12 20 7
25 Market
volatility benefits firm, a market maker on Wall Street.
+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 447,700 Debt 7%
+28% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 418,300 Debt 0%
e +19% Ann. EPS Gro PE 27 Avg. Daily Vol 109,900 Debt 52% +40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 44,800 Debt 0%
Education 58.45 99 91 95 +22 +17 +22 +17 18 15 17
Last Qtr Eps +28%6 Prior Qtr +36%5 Last Qtr Sales +19%
Last Qtr Eps +17%6 Prior Qtr +37%5 Last Qtr Sales +14%
Last Qtr Eps +31%6 Prior Qtr +41%6 Last Qtr Sales +27%
Last Qtr Eps +6%6 Prior Qtr +38%5 Last Qtr Sales +31%
26 Capella
Pretax margin expanded past four years, from 5.5% to 15.4% in 2007.
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
e Eps Due 2/20
Ensign Group Inc 16.86 96 90 98 +33 +50 +27 +12 23 8 60
Eps Due 3/5
Eps Due 2/27
Eps Due 2/5
27 Wobbly EPS didn't deter 300% growth in mutual funds holdings this year.
R&D 6%
35.10 99 90 95 +31 +37 +24 +27 17 7 32
e
Stanley Inc
28 Govt contractor Q3 results due 1/19; 24% EPS growth expected.
30.80 98 89 98 +32 +28 +36 +19 17 6 9
e
Inc Cl A
29 NCIAnalysts
project a 36% earnings growth jump for the fourth quarter.
75.85 97 89 98 .. +17
.. +14 13 13 30
..
National Presto
30 Sales growth flat in Q2 and Q3; little fund support for thinly traded stock. Thin stock clears 30.35 buy pt; broke out from 5-mos base. Thin stock; 6% above 71.74 buy point on cup-w/handle base. Nearing 56.15 buy point in 4 1/2-month pattern. Handle becomes pullback to 10-week line; 44.98 buy point.
54.47 98 89 96 +30 +31 +13 +27 13 7 2
d
Intl
(HEI)
Grp 46
$40.20
STRAYER EDUCATION (STRA) Grp 2 o$215.34
AAON (AAON)
Grp 34
$20.10
SUNOCO LOGISTICS (SXL) Grp 82 $49.33
31 Mantech
Information technology firm seen decelerating EPS, sales next 4 qtrs.
33 HEICO
6.4M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 91 ROE 13% 34 13.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 95 ROE 36% 35 12.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 96 ROE 25% 36 16.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 97 ROE 21%
39.50 99 89 96 +20 +6 +22 +31 38 33 37
d
Quality Systems
32 Earnings grew 18% in last fiscal year, in line with industry median.
40.20 97 93 91 +8 +35 +16 +12 13 17 28
e +26% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 187,200 Debt 9%
Heico
+19% Ann. EPS Gro PE 41 Avg. Daily Vol 271,100 Debt 0%
+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. Daily Vol 179,000 Debt 0%
+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 11 Avg. Daily Vol 92,200 Debt 87%
33 Sales
growth in slowing trend, grew just 12% in Oct.ended quarter.
Last Qtr Eps +35%5 Prior Qtr +18%6 Last Qtr Sales +12%
Last Qtr Eps +30%5 Prior Qtr +25%6 Last Qtr Sales +25%
Last Qtr Eps +68%5 Prior Qtr +19%5 Last Qtr Sales +12%
Last Qtr Eps +31%6 Prior Qtr +59%6 Last Qtr Sales +46%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
d 7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Strayer Education 215.3 99 89 95 +26 +30 +27 +25 36 32 3
Eps Due 2/14
Eps Due 3/12
Eps Due 1/23
34 No.
1 in its group in fundamental rank in Stock Checkup at Investors.com. Eps Due 2/28
20.10 99 88 96 +29 +68 +33 +12 25 13 28
e
Aaon
35 Air/heating equipment firm seen decelerating EPS, sales next 4 qtrs.
49.33 97 87 97 +37 +31 +22 +46 21 1 ..
c
Logistics
36 Sunoco
Crude oil transporter offers 7.7% dividend yield.
17.61 97 86 97 +3 +39 +8 +9 10 10 13
d
SWS Group
37 Fnancial service firm topped fiscal Q1 profit forecasts by 8%.
Near 40.19 buy pt of double-bottom within larger correction. Gaps up past 40-week line; forming base on base pattern. Forming handle w/21.38 buy pt in 1 1/2-yr double-bottom. Volume dries up as stock breaks above 47.34 buy point.
31.21 99 85 98 +10 +29 +22 +27 19 15 19
d
Group Inc
38 LHCMakes
deal w/Ochsner Health System to form joint home health venture.
S W S GROUP (SWS)
Grp 28
$17.61
L H C GROUP INC (LHCG) Grp 26 o$31.21
SHENANDOAH TELECM (SHEN) Grp 73 $26.25
AMEDISYS (AMED)
Grp 26
o$46.59
d 37 23.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 97 ROE 10% 38 14.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 98 ROE 19% 39 22.1M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 99 ROE 15% 40 25.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 85 ROE 15%
Shenandoah Tele 26.25 98 84 99 +20 +23 +69 +15 15 23 6
39 Telecom service provider's sales growth seen slowing to 5% this quarter.
46.59 99 95 85 +39 +46 +43 +78 15 14 4
d
Amedisys
+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 244,900 Debt 51% +27% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 311,200 Debt 2%
+42% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 123,500 Debt 12% +29% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. Daily Vol 869,500 Debt 3%
40 Home
nursing care provider's aftertax margin rebounded in Q3.
Last Qtr Eps +39%5 Prior Qtr -7%6 Last Qtr Sales +9%
Last Qtr Eps +29%5 Prior Qtr 0%5 Last Qtr Sales +27%
Last Qtr Eps +23%5 Prior Qtr +16% Last Qtr Sales +15%
Last Qtr Eps +46%5 Prior Qtr +44%5 Last Qtr Sales +78%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 83

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 85

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 57

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 55

PROVIDES NETWORK ENGINEERING, INFORMATION ASSURANCE, SYSTEMS MARKETS HOUSEWARES, SMALL APPLIANCES, DIAPERS, PRECISION ME- PROVIDES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES FOR THE INTELLIGENCE DEVELOPS HEALTHCARE PRACTICE AND ELECTRONIC RECORDS MANAGEDEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION, AND SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
CHANICAL ASSEMBLIES AND MILITARY CARTRIDGE CASES.
COMMUNITY, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND OTHER AGENCIES.
MENT SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS FOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL PRACTICES.

7
7

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 60

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 53

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 75

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 80

MANUFACTURES JET ENGINE/AIRCRAFT COMPONENT REPLACEMENT PARTS OFFERS UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS TO OVER MANUFACTURES HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITION EQUIPMENT ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORT, TERMINALLING AND STORAGE OF REFINED
AND ELECTRONIC AND ELECTRO-OPTICAL SYSTEMS
36,000 STUDENTS AT 55 CAMPUSES THROUGHOUT 13 STATES.
FOR THE INDUSTRIAL/CONSTRUCTION/COMMERCIAL MARKETS.
PRODUCTS AND CRUDE OIL IN 12 STATES

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 55

Acc/Dis D
Sup/Demand 85

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 68

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 34

PROVIDES INVESTMENT BANKING/CLEARING SERVICES TO 200 BROKERS, PROVIDES HOME-BASED AND LONG-TERM MEDICAL SERVICES VIA LOCA- PROVIDES WIRELESS PCS SERVICE UNDER THE SPRINT NAME TO RESIDEN- PROVIDES HOME NURSING SERVICES THROUGH 325 NURSING OFFICES AND
AND 376 INDEPENDENT ADVISORS AND INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS.
TIONS IN LA, MS, AR, AL, TX, KY, FL, TN, GA, WV, OH AND MO.
TIAL AND BUSINESS CUSTOMERS IN VA, WV, MD AND PA.
29 HOSPICE OFFICES IN 30 STATES.

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Eps Due 2/5

1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Eps Due 2/27

3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Eps Due 2/25

9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Eps Due 2/27

Know Your Company!

Investigate before you invest. Always check a chart. Is your stock near a proper
buy point? Or is the price up over 5% from a sound chart base or other buy point
and therefore more risky? Stocks with strong fundamentals and sound base
patterns have bold borders and merit further study and review. Verify the CAN
SLIM vitals big annual and current earnings and sales increases, high return on
equity, better profit margins, sponsorship, market in a confirmed upturn. Read a
company article archived on Investors.com. Define your risk and price objective.

Continued from previous page

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

A+Total Retrn
+ 2 + 8 +12 10.35n +.04
PIMCO C
$ 7.9 bil 8004260107
BAll Asset
+ 1 + 3 10.03n +.02
B+AllAsstAuth
+ 1 + 4 .. 9.31n +.03
E Commod RR
+ 4 14 28 6.47 +.11
CHigh Yield
+ 5 + 4 16 7.00n +.03
A Low Dur
+ 2 +3
9.59n +.03
B+Real Return
+ 2 +1
9.63n +.09
A+Total Retrn
+ 2 + 8 +12 10.35n +.04
PIMCO D
$ 10.2 bil 8004260107
B All Asset
+ 1 + 3 10.12n +.02
E Commod RR
+ 4 14 25 6.58 +.11
ADevLocMkt
0 3 .. 8.49 .04
AFrgnBdHedg
+ 1 +4
9.20n +.06
C High Yield
+ 5 + 4 14 7.00n +.03
A Low Dur
+ 2 +3
9.59n +.03
A MortBack
+ 2 + 3 +10 10.32n +.04
AReal Return
+ 2 +2
9.63n +.09
A+Total Retrn
+ 2 + 8 +15 10.35n +.04
PIMCO Instl
$ 136 bil 8009274648
B All Asset
+ 1 + 3 10.16n +.02
AAllAsstAuth
+ 1 + 5 .. 9.39 +.03
E Commod RR
+ 4 14 24 6.64 +.11
A DevLocalMkt
0 3 .. 8.49 .04
B Diverse Inc
+ 3 + 6 0 8.86 +.05
B+Emrg Mkt Bd + 2 + 9
8.64n +.05
CFloat Inc
+ 3 6 .. 7.17n +.05
A ForBondUnhg + 1 + 7 .. 8.65 +.01
AForeign Bd
+ 1 +5
9.20n +.06
E FundIdxPls
+ 2 7 .. 5.79n .09
E FundIdxPlTr
+ 1 3 .. 5.74 .10
AGlbl Bd II
+ 1 +5
8.86 +.05
A Global Bond
+ 1 +8
8.63n +.02
C High Yield
+ 5 + 4 13 7.00n +.03
DIntlStkPlus
0 + 7 .. 7.21 .16
A+InvGrCorpBd + 1 + 13 +13 10.21n +.03
A Low Dur
+ 2 +3
9.59n +.03
A Low Dur 2
+ 2 +2
9.53n +.03
A+LT US Govt
2 + 14 +30 11.67n +.05
A+Mod Duration + 2 + 8 +13 10.09n +.02
A MortBack
+ 2 + 3 +11 10.32n +.04
C Muni Bond
+ 2 2 15 7.84n +.04
B+Real Asset
0 +4
9.77 +.18
AReal Return
+ 2 +2
9.63n +.09
E RealEstRR
8 23 .. 2.74 .10
A Short Term
+2 0
9.39n ..
E StocksPlRet
+ 2 3 28 5.84 .09
E StocksPLUS
+ 2 7 31 5.71n .10
A+Tot Retn III
+ 2 + 8 +15 9.09n +.03
A+Total Ret II
+ 2 + 7 +15 9.98n +.03
A+Total Retrn
+ 2 + 8 +16 10.35n +.04
PIMCO P
$ 230 mil 8004260107
Total Retrn
+ 2 + 8 .. 10.35n +.04
Pioneer A
$ 14.1 bil 8002256292
BAMTFrMuni
+ 5 + 8 .. 11.47 +.06
ABond
+ 2 +3
8.35 +.01
CCullenValue
2 2
13.93 .24
D EmergeMkts
0 3 +24 15.28 .28
C Eqty Inc
2 3
19.59 .45
DGlob Hi Yld
+ 3 13 .. 6.79 .01
A+GovtInc
+ 1 + 6 +13 9.86 +.01
E Growth Opp
.. .. no quote
DHigh Yield
+ 7 7 28 6.45 .01
E Independnc
+ 3 + 3 26 7.12 .17
E Mid Cap Gr
0 8 30 8.66 .22
D Mid Value
1 1
14.42 .30
COak Sml Gr
4 6
17.06 .60
D Pioneer
0 3
29.02 .61
E Sm Cap Val
2 7 18 14.36 .53
B+Strat Inc
+ 3 +1
8.67 +.01
D+Tax Fr Inc
+ 6 + 3 19 8.68 +.06
E Value
1 3 27 8.68 .16
Pioneer B
$ 1.2 bil 8002256292
E High Yield
+ 7 7 30 6.49n .01
D Pioneer
0 3 11 28.31n .60
Pioneer C
$ 2.1 bil 8002256292
CCullenValue
2 2 .. 13.83 .24
E Glob Hi Yld
+ 3 14 .. 6.75 .01
E High Yield
+ 7 7 30 6.55 .01
D Pioneer
0 3 11 27.84 .60
B Strat Inc
+ 3 +1
8.49 +.01
Pioneer Y
$ 3.2 bil 8002256292
ABond
+ 1 + 3 .. 8.27 +.01
C CullenValue
2 2 .. 13.97 .24
DHigh Yield
+ 6 7 27 6.45n .01
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

E Intl Equity
0 4 .. 13.06 .37
D Mid Value
1 0 15.04n .31
D+Pioneer
0 3 29.10n .62
PNC Funds
$ 745 mil
C IntlEqtyI
1 +2
8.38n .25
E PolarisGlbl 1 4 16 8.58n .19
Price Advisor
$ 8.1 bil 8006385660
E Blu Chp Gr
0 7 19 23.02n .51
D Equity Inc
1 4 12 16.83n .36
E Growth Stk
+ 1 6 17 19.29n .43
A+Intl Bond
1 + 8 +11 9.45n .05
DMid Cap Gr
+ 1 4 32.59n .76
D Mid Cap Val
0 3 14.24n .32
DRetire 2030
0 4 10 11.13n .23
E Sci & Tech
+ 3 7 30 13.51n .28
CSmlCapVal
2 8 22.82n .89
B+Tax Fr Inc
+ 3 + 8 0 9.13n +.04
E Value
+ 1 7 15 15.14n .37
Price Funds
$ 178 bil 8006385660
Afrc&MidE
4 25 .. 5.36n .13
C Balanced
0 1 14.07n .21
E BlueChip Gr
0 7 18 22.98n .51
B+CA Tax Fr Bd
+ 4 + 8 10.07n +.04
D Cap Opport
1 4 11 9.99n .21
C+CapApprc
+ 1 + 1 0 14.15n .18
C CapApprcAdv + 1 + 1 .. 14.08n .19
B Corp Income + 1 + 8
8.17n +.03
CDividend Gr
1 3 16.36n .32
B EmergMktBd + 1 + 4 +13 10.22n +.04
E EmMktsInstl
0 9 +21 14.66n .22
E EmrgEur&Med + 3 26 20 8.02n .15
DEmrgMktStk
0 8 +25 16.28n .23
D Equity Inc
1 4 12 16.86n .37
DEquity Index
1 5 14 23.93n .52
D EquityIncR
1 5 13 16.80n .37
C Euro Stk
1 + 3 10.70n .40
DExtEqMktIx
1 5
9.39n .30
E FinanclSvc
3 7 32 9.62n .23
E Global Stock + 2 6 11.45n .28
A+GNMA
+ 1 + 5 +15 9.64n .01
D Growth & Inc 1 4 18 13.81n .35
E Growth Stk
+ 1 6 16 19.41n .43
E GrowthStk R + 1 6 18 19.17n .43
BHealth Sci
0 4 +17 19.73n .41
C Hi Yld Adv
+ 5 0 15 4.90n +.01
C High Yld
+ 5 0 15 4.91n +.01
C+High Yld Ins
+ 4 + 1 12 7.37n +.02
A InflProtBd
+ 1 + 3 +12 10.75n +.08
InstFltRt
+ 4 + 1 .. 8.20n +.05
A+Intl Bond
1 + 8 +12 9.47n .04
D+Intl Eq Idx
1 1
8.63n .26
D Intl Gr&Inc
1 1
9.28n .27
E Intl Stock
0 2 12 8.45n .24
DIntlDiscov
1 6 +11 23.93n .40
D IntlGrIncAv
1 1
9.30n .27
E Japan
5 +3
6.76n .05
B+Latin Amer
+ 7 + 4+114 24.42n .08
E LgCpGrInstl
+ 1 5 19 9.31n .20
D LrgCapVal I
1 5
8.99n .21
A MD ST Bd
+ 1 +3
5.22n +.01
B+MD Tax Fr Bd + 3 + 7
9.52n +.04
CMedia&Telcm + 2 4 +21 25.07n .62
DMid Cap Gr
+ 1 4 33.03n .77
D Mid Cap Val
0 3 14.30n .31
DMidCapEqGrI + 1 4 14.92n .36
D MidCapVal R
0 3 14.13n .31
DNew Amer Gr + 2 7 18 19.12n .38
C+New Asia
2 3 +23 7.83n .12
CNew Era
+ 5 1 +32 31.02n 1.05
A New Income
+ 1 + 6 +11 8.72n +.02
E NewHorizns
0 5 11 17.76n .53
B+NJ Tax Fr Bd
+ 3 + 7 10.74n +.04
B+NY Tax Fr Bd
+ 3 + 9 10.41n +.05
OverseasStk 1 0 .. 5.69n .16
BPersnlStrIn
0 + 1 12.14n .13
D PersonlStrGr
0 4 14.91n .31
C PrsnlStrBal
0 2 13.25n .21
E Real Estate
7 19 10.31n .55
D+Ret2020 Adv
0 2 11.10n .19
BRetire 2005
0 0 .. 8.65n .10
C+Retire 2010
0 1 11.19n .15
C+Retire 2010
0 1 11.23n .15
D+Retire 2020
0 2 11.14n .20
D Retire 2030
0 4 11.18n .24
DRetire 2040
0 4 11 11.05n .24
DRetire 2040
0 4 10 11.10n .24
DRetire 2045
0 4 .. 7.39n .17
B Retire Inc
0 + 1 10.33n .09
C Retire2010R
0 1 11.14n .15
C Retire2015
0 2 .. 8.32n .13

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

D+Retire2020R
0 3 11.03n .20
D Retire2025
0 3 .. 7.96n .15
DRetire2030R
0 4 10 11.09n .23
DRetire2035
0 4 .. 7.80n .17
DRetire2040R
0 4 12 11.02n .24
E Sci & Tech
+ 3 7 30 13.54n .27
CSm Cap Value 2 8 22.93n .89
DSmCapStk
3 4 10 18.96n .64
E SmCapStkAd 3 4 10 18.83n .63
DSmCapStkIn
3 4 10 7.51n .26
DSpectrum Gr
0 5 11 10.98n .26
ASpectrum Inc + 1 + 3 10.42n .03
DSpectrum Intl 1 0
6.72n .18
A ST Bond
+ 1 +2
4.62n +.01
B Summit Muni + 3 + 6 0 9.94n +.04
A SumtMunInt + 2 + 8 10.74n +.03
B+Tax Fr Inc
+ 3 +8
9.13n +.05
DTotEqMktIdx 1 5 11 9.60n .23
CTx Fr Hi Yld
+ 4 4 14 8.80n +.05
A Tx Fr Sh Intm + 1 + 5
5.42n +.01
A+US Bond Idx
0 + 7 +15 10.69n +.02
A+US Treas LT
3 + 17 +41 13.34n +.03
A+US Trs Intm
0 + 9 +24 6.10n +.02
AVA Tax Fr Bd
+ 3 + 11 10.82n +.05
E Value
+ 1 7 14 15.24n .37
PRIMECAP Odyssey Fun
$ 736 mil 8007292307
D AggrGrowth
1 1 .. 9.21 .31
D Growth
1 3 .. 9.45 .29
D Stock
+ 1 3 .. 9.43 .19
Principal Funds
$ 39.6 bil 8002474123
C+Balanced A
+1 0
9.63 ..
BBd & Mtg In
+1 0
8.57n +.02
C+Bd & Mtg J
+ 1 0 11 8.62n +.02
C CA Muni A
+ 5 + 5 14 8.68 +.04
E DiscLgBlndA 2 5 19 9.07 .18
DDiscLrgInst
2 5 .. 9.02n .18
D DivrsIntl J
+1 0
7.28n ..
D DivrsIntlIn
+1 0
7.30n ..
Eq Inc A
2 3 .. 12.94 .25
Eq Inc B
2 3 .. 12.83 .25
AGovHiQBdA
+1 0
9.45 +.03
BHighYield A
+ 5 +4
6.26 +.01
HiYieldInst
+ 6 + 4 .. 7.71n +.05
InflProt In
+ 1 4 .. 7.21 +.07
E Intl A
+ 1 0 +28 7.35 ..
E Intl Gr Ins
+ 1 0 0 6.83n ..
E Lg Val A
1 3 19 7.25 ..
D Lg Val Inst
1 3 13 7.22n ..
DLgS&P500 J
1 5 18 6.14 .13
DLife 2040 I
+ 1 2 12 8.25 ..
DLife 2040 J
+ 1 2 .. 8.23 ..
DLife 2050 I
+ 1 2 12 7.85 ..
CLifeStrIncI
+ 1 2 10 8.70 ..
DLrg Gr A
1 12
5.35 .10
DLrg Gr Inst
1 12
5.39n .10
D LT 2010 In
+ 1 2 12 8.40n ..
D LT 2010 J
+ 1 2 .. 8.39 ..
D LT 2020 In
+ 1 2 12 8.47n ..
D LT 2020 J
+ 1 2 13 8.46n ..
DLT 2030 Instl
+ 1 2 12 8.21n ..
DLT 2030 J
+ 1 2 14 8.22n ..
D+MidCpBlndA
+ 3 1
8.80 ..
DPref Secs I
+ 6 + 11 27 7.16 +.06
D PtrIntl Ins
+ 1 + 1 .. 8.70n ..
DPtrLgBl Ins
1 4 19 6.59n .14
E PtrLgGrI In
+ 1 5 23 5.14n .11
D PtrLgGrII I
+ 2 3 13 5.63 ..
PtrLVa I In
1 6 .. 7.88 .19
E PtrLVa Inst
2 4 22 7.64n .16
PtrMdGr In
0 9 .. 5.74n .15
E PtrMdVal In
0 4 23 7.56n .21
DPtrMdValI I
1 4 .. 7.95 .19
PtrMGII Ins
+ 2 5 .. 5.40n .12
PtrSGIII In
3 10 .. 5.92 .20
E PtrSmGrII I
3 12 23 5.03n .18
E PtrSmVaI In
5 9 11 9.77 .41
E PtrSmVaII I
3 7 .. 5.62 .22
DReal Est I
10 18
9.58 .47
D Sml Val Ins
5 8 .. 10.88 .43
E SmlS&P600 I 5 10 .. 9.72 .40
C StrAsBal C
+1 0
9.54n ..
BStrAsConBlA + 1 + 1
8.39 ..
BStrAsConBlC + 1 + 1
8.34n ..
D StrAsConGrB + 1 2 12 9.47n ..
D StrAsConGrC + 1 2 12 9.37n ..
B StrAsFlxInA
+ 1 +2
9.30 ..
BStrAsFlxInB
+ 1 +2
9.29n ..
BStrAsFlxInC
+ 1 +2
9.23n ..
D StrAsStrGrA
0 3 12 10.43 ..
DStrAsStrGrB
+ 1 3 14 9.82n ..
DStrAsStrGrC
+ 1 3 14 9.84n ..

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 83

Forming handle in double-bottom that started in mid-Sept. Working on base-on-base; support at 10-week line.
36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund

MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund

Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 63

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

C StrAstBal B
+1 0
9.60n ..
D+StrAstCnGrA
+ 1 2
9.81 ..
TxExmptBdIA + 4 + 6 .. 6.36 +.02
Purisima Funds
$ 286 mil 8008410199
E Total Return
0 2 16 13.14 .33
Putnam A
$ 36.2 bil 8002251581
A AmerGovtInc + 3 + 3
8.90 +.06
DAsset All Gr
0 4 10 8.51 .14
D Asst All Bal
+ 1 4 15 7.96 .09
CAstAlloCns
+ 2 4 12 7.23 .02
B CA Tax Ex
+ 3 +5
7.00 +.03
E Capital Appr
.. .. no quote
E Capital Opps 2 4 16 6.08 .18
E Classic Eq
.. .. no quote
E Conv Inc&Gr
+ 6 5 21 12.41 .07
E Discovry Gr
.. .. no quote
E Diversifd Inc + 4 18 29 6.01 +.05
C Equity Inc
2 2
10.68 .24
D Europe Eq
2 3
14.07 .46
DFloat Inc
+ 5 6 .. 6.60 ..
E Glob Eqty
0 3 11 6.34 .15
D GlobNatRes
+ 2 + 7 +15 13.64 .48
E Gr & Inc
2 5 29 9.21 .20
E Grge Fd Bos
+ 1 13 31 9.16 .07
DGrowth Opp
0 + 1 22 9.99 .21
C+Hi Yld Adv
+ 5 + 1 11 4.39 +.02
CHigh Yield
+ 6 0 16 5.52 +.03
C Hlth Science
0 3
37.54 .37
C+Income
+ 5 6 14 5.21 +.03
D Intl Equity
2 3
14.83 .39
DIntl Gr&Inc
3 3
7.29 .17
DIntlCapOpps
0 2 +11 19.46 .42
CIntlNewOpp
2 1
10.77 .27
E Investors
2 6 21 8.56 .18
B+MA Tax Ex
+ 3 +6
8.62 +.02
E Mid Cap Val
1 6 20 7.11 .18
E New Opport
1 4 15 32.05 .60
E New Value
.. .. no quote
B+NJ Tax Ex
+ 2 +7
8.55 +.03
B+NY Tax Ex
+ 3 +8
7.81 +.04
AOH Tax Ex
+ 2 +8
8.43 +.02
E OTC Emg Gr
.. .. no quote
B+PA Tax Ex
+ 2 +7
8.35 +.03
E Research
1 6 23 9.78 .21
E Sm Cap Val
3 6 27 6.14 .27
E Sml Cap Gr
4 11 26 10.75 .39
B Tax Ex Inc
+ 2 +5
7.62 +.03
ATax Fr Insur
+ 2 + 10
14.01 +.06
D+Tx Fr Hgh Yld + 4 7 17 9.23 +.05
AUS Govt Inc
+ 4 +3
12.66 +.06
AUtil Gr&Inc
3 + 5 +34 10.57 .25
E Vista
1 7 21 6.27 .15
E Voyager
+ 1 0 23 12.25 .28
Putnam B
$ 3.3 bil 8002251581
E Asst All Gr
0 4 12 8.41n .14
DAstAlloBal
+ 1 4 17 7.92n .09
CEquity Inc
2 2 10 10.59n .24
E Gr & Inc
2 5 30 9.05n .20
E GrgeFdBos
+ 1 13 32 9.07n .06
DIntl Equity
2 3 10 14.09n .38
E Investors
2 6 24 7.73n .17
E New Opport
1 4 18 28.09n .53
E Voyager
+ 1 0 26 10.47n .25
Putnam C
$ 1.1 bil 8002251581
E Asset All Gr
0 4 12 8.26n .14
Putnam M
$ 1.2 bil 8002251581
E Diversifd Inc + 3 18 31 5.94 +.05
C Hi Yld Adv
+ 6 + 1 13 4.40 +.02
C Income
+ 5 6 16 5.14 +.04
Putnam Y
$ 5.4 bil 8002251581
D Asset All Bal
+ 1 4 14 7.97n .08
DAsset All Gr
+ 1 3 10 8.57n .14
C Ast All Cons
+ 2 3 11 7.23n .02
E Capital Opps 2 4 16 6.18n .18
C Equity Inc
2 2 10.68n .24
E Grge Fd Bos
+ 1 12 30 9.19n .07
E Growth & Inc 2 5 28 9.23n .20
CHigh Yld
+ 6 0 16 5.46n +.02
C+Income
+ 5 6 14 5.26n +.04
D Intl Equity
2 3 14.99n .40
E Investors
2 6 21 8.68n .18
E New Opport
1 4 14 33.39n .63
E Voyager
+ 1 0 22 12.73n .30
Quaker Funds
$ 617 mil 8002208888
DStrat Gr A
0 5 10 12.46 .21
Quant Funds
$ 640 mil 8003262151
D EmrgMktOrd + 1 0 +21 12.42n .10
E ForeignValO
+ 2 0 13 9.70n .06
Rainier Funds
$ 3.9 bil 8002486314

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

D
D
E
E

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

Lg Equity
1 5 17.54n .40
LgEq I
1 5 17.62n .40
Sm/Mid Eq
0 9 20.15n .48
Sm/Mid Eq I
0 9 20.54n .49
Ridgeworth
$ 9.1 bil 8779847321
E Aggr Gr I
0 10 .. 7.93 .20
AGA TaxEx I
+ 3 + 11
9.78n +.03
C+Hi Yield I
+ 5 + 4 15 7.84n +.05
A InGrTxEx I
+ 2 + 10 +10 11.59n +.04
E Intl Eq I
+ 1 4 11 7.37n .16
D IntlEqIdx I
0 1 10.27n .28
A+Intmd Bd I
+ 1 + 9 +18 10.36 +.03
A+InvGrdBd I
0 + 12 +20 11.12n +.03
DLarge Gr I
1 5 24 6.76n .14
DLgCoreEq I
1 3 13 9.76n .21
C LgValEq I
1 0
8.89n .18
CMidValEq I
+1 0
6.94n .14
A ShTrmBd I
+ 1 +2
9.50n +.02
E Small Gr I
3 12 23 9.13n .29
D+SmValEq I
2 3
7.86n .22
A+TotRetBondI
+ 1 + 10 +17 10.36n +.02
A+USGovSec I
1 + 7 +22 11.23n +.02
A VAIntMun I
+ 2 + 10 10.22n +.04
RiverSource A
$ 24.8 bil 8887913380
D+Balanced
0 3 11 7.49 .10
B CA Tax Ex
+ 4 + 10
4.63 +.03
DDiscpln Eq
1 5 .. 3.97 .09
CDiv Oppor
1 3
5.57 .13
B+Divers Bond
+ 1 + 2 0 4.41 +.01
D DivrsEqInc
0 2
7.04 .15
D Equity Val
1 3
7.28 .17
Floating Rt
+ 3 10 .. 6.41 +.02
A+Glbl Bond
0 +5
6.25 .01
E Growth
0 10 27 16.94 .41
C High Yield
+ 5 0 13 2.02 +.01
InBldBasIn
0 1 .. 8.53 .06
InBldEnhIn
+ 1 1 .. 7.82 .04
InBldModIn
0 2 .. 8.13 .06
A InflProtSec
0 + 2 .. 9.47 +.09
D IntlSelGr
1 2
4.63 .09
E Lrg Cap Eq
1 9 29 2.90 .07
E Mid Cap Val
+ 1 3
4.74 .11
E MidCapGr
+ 4 4 30 5.75 .16
B MN Tax Ex
+ 3 +8
4.89 +.01
E PrInSelVal
1 1
4.52 .08
E PrtAggrGr
0 9 .. 5.63 .13
B+PrtBdrCsrv
0 1 .. 8.69 .03
D PrtBldrAgg
1 4 .. 6.95 .13
C+PrtBldrMod
0 1 .. 7.93 .08
E PrtFmtlVal
2 8 16 3.37 .10
C PrtModAggr
0 2 .. 7.43 .11
B PrtModCons
0 1 .. 8.29 .05
D PrtSelVal
1 5 18 2.98 .09
E PrtSmlVal
1 5 19 3.07 .11
DPrtTotEqty
1 5 .. 6.55 .15
ASh US Gov
0 1
4.57 +.01
D Sml Co Idx
4 9 11 3.08 .12
C Strat Alloc
1 1 0 7.44 .10
B Tax Ex Bond
+ 4 + 10
3.50 +.02
BTaxExHiInc
+ 4 +9
3.84 +.01
CTNEmgMkts
1 2 +24 4.81 .06
D TNGlobalEq
2 2
5.00 .12
RiverSource B
$ 3.4 bil 8887913380
B Divers Bd r
+ 1 +1
4.41n +.01
DDvrsEqInc r
0 2
7.05n .16
E Lrg Cap Eq r
1 9 30 2.87n .07
C Mngd Alloc r
1 1
7.36n .10
C+PrtBldrMod r
0 1 .. 7.89 .08
CPrtModAggr r
0 2 .. 7.40 .11
B+Sh US Gov r
0 1 0 4.57n +.01
CTNIntlOpp
2 1
6.27 .12
RiverSource I
$ 3.8 bil 8887913380
AbsRetCurIn + 2 + 1 .. 10.09 +.03
DiscLgGrow
0 3 .. 5.97n .13
DDiscpln Eq
.. .. no quote
Div Oppor
1 3 .. 5.58 .13
Divers Bd
+ 1 + 2 .. 4.41n +.01
D DivrsEqInc
0 1 .. 7.04n .15
A+Glbl Bond
0 + 6 .. 6.23n .01
E Growth
.. .. no quote
AInflProtSec
0 + 3 .. 9.47n +.10
D IntlSelGr
1 1 .. 4.68n .09
USGovtMtg
+ 1 0 .. 4.69n ..
Riversource R4
$ 576 mil 8887913380
D DiversEqInc
0 1
7.05n .15
Mid Cap Val
+ 1 3 .. 4.77n .11
Royce Funds
$ 13.4 bil 8002214268
D LowPrStkSev
0 1
9.13n .34
D MicroCap I
0 7 10 8.96n .31
E Opport I
+ 1 14 29 5.61n .28
D PA Mutl Inv
2 6
6.82n .23
DPAMutlCnst
2 6
6.30n .21

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value

STU
Schroder Funds
$ 1.1 bil 8004643108
BMuni Bd Inv
+ 2 + 2 .. 7.12n +.02
D NorthAmerEq 1 5 15 6.77n .15
B ShtMunBdInv + 1 1 .. 7.54n +.01
BUS Opps Inv r 3 6 +15 14.55n .47
Schwab Funds
$ 24.2 bil 8004354000
D1000Idx Inv
1 4 13 26.02n .57
D 1000Idx Sel
1 4 12 25.98n .57
ACA TxFr Bd
+ 2 + 6 11.03n +.03
B CATaxFrYld
0 + 1 .. 8.73 ..
D+Core Equity
2 2 12.51n .22
C Div Eq Inv
2 2 10.01n .18
C Div Eq Sel
2 2
9.95n .17
FdIntLgIns
1 2 .. 5.63 .15
FdUSLgInst
1 6 .. 5.74 .13
C Health Care
2 2 +33 12.02n .14
C HedgedEqSel
0 2 +10 12.35n .06
InflProSel
0 + 2 .. 9.59 +.08
D InstlS&P500
1 5 13 7.01n .15

Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 93

Near 26.10 buy pt after breakout from 3-mos cup w/handle. Gaps up through 10-week as it builds right side of base.

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

C+Premier Inv
2 3 +20 12.01n .34
B SpecialEq I
2 2 13.44n .40
D+TotlRet I
2 4
8.53n .28
D Value Svc
0 0 +18 7.00n .23
E ValuePlsSer
1 9
7.85n .24
RS Funds
$ 5.3 bil 8007663863
E Emerg Grow
3 11 21 21.36 .75
C EmergeMktsA 2 4 +39 11.92 .12
DGlb Nat Res
+ 4 + 5 +35 20.82 .60
A InvQltBdVIP
+ 1 + 4 11.41n +.02
B LrgCpAlpha
0 2
29.60 .51
E Partners
+ 2 3 11 18.30 .48
E Value
+ 2 1
15.31 .20
Russell Funds E
$ 511 mil 8007877354
B+Strat Bd
+ 2 + 2 0 9.31n +.04
RUSSELL FUNDS I
$ 4.2 bil 8007877354
D IntlDvlMkt
1 1 23.62n .63
A InvstGrBd
+ 2 + 5 19.85n +.08
B+StratBd
+ 2 +2
9.29n +.04
E USCoreEqty
1 7 18 18.85n .45
E USQuanEqty
1 2 18 21.09n .45
E USSmallMid
2 7 29 13.59n .43
Russell Funds S
$ 2.7 bil 8007877354
CEmergMkts
+ 1 2 +24 9.96n .15
Glb Eqty
0 2 .. 5.76 .13
InvstGrBd
+ 2 + 5 .. 19.84n +.07
E RealEstSec
9 20 21.99n 1.02
AShDuratnBd
+ 2 +2
17.71 +.07
A Tax Ex Bd
+ 2 + 7 21.15n +.07
E TxMgUSLgCp 1 6 19 12.53n .31
Russell Lifepoint R3
$ 2.0 bil 8007877354
CBal Strat
0 2
7.74 .10
BCon Strat
+1 0
8.74n .02
E Equity Gr
1 5 13 6.25 .16
D Gr Strat
1 3 10 7.04 .13
C+ModStrat
+ 1 1
8.27n .07
Russell Lifepoints A
$ 2.0 bil 8007877354
C Bal Strat
0 2
7.72 .10
DEquity Gr
1 5 12 6.40 .16
D Gr Strat
1 3 10 7.01 .13
C+Mod Strat
+ 1 1
8.24 .06
Russell Lifepoints C
$ 2.3 bil 8007877354
CBal Strat
0 2
7.67 .10
E Equity Gr
1 5 15 5.99 .16
D Gr Strat
1 4 12 6.95 .14
C+Mod Strat
+ 1 1
8.20 .06
Russell Lifepoints E
$ 1.2 bil 8007877354
C Bal Strat
0 2
7.73 .11
DEquity Gr
1 5 12 6.27 .16
D Gr Strat
1 3
7.02 .14
C+Mod Strat
+ 1 1
8.25 .06
Russell Lifepoints S
$ 1.0 bil 8007877354
C Bal Strat
0 2
7.77 .11
DEquity Gr
1 5 11 6.38 .16
D Gr Strat
1 3
7.06 .14
Rydex Dynamic
$ 668 mil 8008200888
A+InvS&P52xH
+ 2 12 49.15n +1.99
Rydex H
$ 958 mil 8008200888
MgdFutreSt
1 0 .. 27.66n .24
Rydex Investor
$ 1.2 bil 8008200888
E InvGovtLgBd + 6 26 38 13.14n .02
A+InvS&P500
+ 1 2 +15 50.94n +1.06
E Ndq
+ 1 7 19 8.09n .20

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 47

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

CIntl Idx Sel

1 2 13.10n .38
CIntl Index Inv 1 2 13.12n .39
D Lrg Gr Sel
0 3 .. 7.77n .11
C+MktTrack Bal 1 1 11.81n .18
D MktTrck All Eq 2 5
8.08n .23
BMTConsrv
0 + 1 11.11n .10
CMTGrwth
1 3 12.29n .27
E PremEqtyInv 1 5 .. 7.45n .18
E PremEqtySel 1 5 .. 7.44n .18
D S&P 500 Inv
1 5 14 13.71n .30
D S&P500 Slct
1 5 13 13.74n .30
D S&P500Idx E x 1 4 14x13.70n .30
DSm Cap Inv
3 9 14 12.09n .46
DSm Cap Select 3 9 13 12.08n .47
AST Bond Mkt
0 0 0 9.00n +.03
C Target 2020
1 0 .. 8.21n .10
B TaxFreePlus
1 4 .. 8.56 ..
B+Tot Bd Mkt
+ 1 +5
8.96n +.02
D TotStkIdxInv 1 5 11 15.45n .36
D TotStkIdxSel 1 5 10 15.46n .36
E YieldPlus Slct 1 6 34 5.53n ..
Schwartz Funds
$ 336 mil 2486448500
E AvMarCathlc
0 5 14 9.91 .34
Security Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8008882461
E Equity A
1 6 30 3.27 .08
C MidCapVal A 1 0 +14 19.56 .61
SEI Portfolios
$ 16.9 bil 8003425734
A CA Muni A
+ 2 + 8 10.11n +.03
B+CoreFxdInst A + 2 + 4 0 9.13n +.03
D Emrg Mkt A
1 1 +12 5.94n .10
A+GNMA A
+ 1 + 7 +18 10.00n .02
D High Yld Bond + 3 5 25 5.04n +.02
E Intl Equity A
1 3 16 6.46n .10
B+Intl Fxd Inc A + 1 + 1
9.29n +.06
B IntlEmrgMkt A + 1 + 4
7.88n ..
AIntmd Muni A + 2 + 7 10.45n +.03
DLarg Cp Val A 2 3 14 12.15n .26
E Lge Cp Gr A
+ 1 5 19 14.04n .30
DS&P 500 Idx A 1 5 16 24.32n .53
DS&P 500 Idx E 1 5 16 24.40n .54
A+Sh Dur Govt A + 1 + 3 +12 10.33n +.02
E Sm Cp Gr A
1 8 34 9.69n .36
DSm Cp Val A
3 8 13 10.71n .41
E TxMgdLgCp A
0 5 15 8.43n .18
E TxMgdSmCp A 1 7 20 7.25n .24
B UltraShBd A
+ 2 5
8.53n +.04
C+VolatilityA
2 4 .. 8.71n .17
Selected Funds
$ 7.6 bil 8002431575
DAmerican D
2 8 .. 27.89n .85
E American S
2 8 11 27.93 .85
Seligman Group
$ 4.2 bil 8002212783
E Capital A
+ 2 4 24 13.65 .34
C Com & Inf C
+ 2 3
20.95 .40
C+Com&Inf A
+ 3 3
24.86 .48
D+Glob Tech A
+ 2 5
11.27 .22
E Growth A
0 6 20 2.92 .08
Sentinel Group
$ 3.1 bil 8002823863
BBal A
0 1
13.04 .15
D+CmmnStk A
1 4
21.52 .42
E CorOpptA
0 6 14 8.56 .18
A+Govt Sec A
+ 1 + 5 +19 10.85 +.01
A+ShMatGv A
0 + 2 +10 9.15 ..
C Small Co A
4 6
4.77 .14
2 8 93.06n 2.59
C Sequoia
Sit Funds
$ 1.2 bil 8003325580
CLge Cp Gr
1 5 29.73n .65
BMN Tax Free
+ 4 +3
8.76n +.05
C+Tax Free
+ 4 1 13 7.84n +.04
A+US Govt
0 + 1 +15 10.76n ..
0 3 27 11.67n .45
E SkylnSpEq
Sound Mind Funds
$ 228 mil 8777643863
D Investing
.. .. no quote
0 6 11 22.78n .51
D Sound Shore
SSGA Funds
$ 4.6 bil 8006477327
Emerg Mkts
0 2 .. 11.49 .20
CEmerg Mkts
0 2 +29 11.46n .20
D IAM b
1 4 15 6.89n .15
D+Intl Stk Sel
2 1 +10 7.91n .20
D S&P 500 Idx
1 5 14 14.67n .32
State Frm Asc
$ 4.4 bil 3097662029
ABalanced
1 + 3 +11 46.31n .41
BGrowth
2 1 41.27n .81
A+Interim
0 + 3 +16 10.39 +.01
AMuni Bond
+ 2 + 10
8.48n +.02
State Frm Ret
$ 2.3 bil 8004474930
BLifPth2010A
0 1
9.89 .09
CLifPth2020A
1 3
9.73 .14

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

D LifPth2030A
1 4 11 9.59 .18
DLifPth2040A
1 5 14 9.49 .21
DS&P 500 A
1 5 16 6.66 .15
Stratton Funds
$ 724 mil 8006345726
CSm Cap Yield 2 8 +14 33.42n .97
Strong Funds
$ 139 mil 8003681030
CGrowth K
.. .. no quote
SunAmer Foc
$ 2.0 bil 8008588850
DMultStr A
0 6 18 10.19 .14
DMultStr II
0 5 19 10.16 .14
E SS FocLgGrA
0 9 30 12.10 .24
SunAmerica
$ 1.7 bil 8008588850
A+GNMA A
+ 1 + 6 +19 11.78 .01
BStratBond A
+ 2 1
2.81 +.01
A+US Govt A
0 + 8 +22 10.16 +.01
Tamarack Funds
$ 530 mil 8004222766
E MicroCapVal
0 10 24 10.41n .41
E Value
2 4 32 16.44n .32
Target Funds
$ 1.7 bil 8004428748
A+Intmd Bond
+ 2 + 6 +16 10.22n +.04
E LC Growth
1 7 25 9.18n .19
E LC Value
2 5 19 7.79n .18
C SmallCapVal 3 3 13.07n .38
A+Tot Ret Bd
+ 2 +8
9.95n +.02
TCM Funds
$ 330 mil 8005363230
D TCMSmGr
2 9 .. 18.16 .40
TCW Funds
$ 4.7 bil 8003863829
E Div Foc
1 8 22 6.92n .18
E DiversVal I
1 5 .. 8.86 .23
E Select Eq I
2 4 26 10.18n .23
E Select Eq N
2 4 27 9.80n .22
A+TotRetBd I
+ 1 0 +13 9.17n ..
A TotRetBd N
+ 1 0 +12 9.50n ..
E Value Opport
0 7 27 11.75n .31
Templeton Instl
$ 5.6 bil 8003218563
D Emerg Mkt
0 5 +11 8.42n .06
C+Foreign Eqty
0 0 +13 14.75n .28
TFS Capital
$ 377 mil 8888374446
A+MktNeutrl
+ 3 + 6 .. 13.60n .02
Third Avenue
$ 7.9 bil 8008808442
DIntl Value
1 4 11.43n .17
E Real Est Val
+ 3 6 10 15.43n .24
DSmllCapVal
1 6 14.54n .36
E Value
+ 3 1 33.73n .82
Thompson Plm
$ 178 mil 8009990887
E Growth
+ 1 6 46 20.17n .53
Thornburg A
$ 7.8 bil 8008470200
E Core Growth
+ 1 7
9.88 .25
B Income Bldr
+ 1 + 1 +11 14.00 .17
BIntl Value
0 2 +24 19.02 .38
B+Intmd Muni
+ 3 +6
12.47 +.06
A Ltd Mun Nat
+ 2 +5
13.45 +.04
ALtd Trm Inc
+ 1 +4
11.71 +.03
A+Ltd Trm US
0 + 4 +14 13.66 +.03
A NM Int Muni
+ 3 +9
13.07 +.06
DValue
+ 1 3 14 22.04 .38
Thornburg C
$ 3.0 bil 8008470200
BIncome Bldr
+ 1 + 1 14.01n .17
BIntl Value
0 2 +20 18.03n .37
DValue
+ 1 3 17 21.22n .37
Thornburg I
$ 5.5 bil 8008470200
BIntl Value
0 2 +26 19.42n .39
A Ltd Trm Mun
+ 2 + 5 13.45n +.04
DValue
+ 1 3 13 22.40n .39
Thrivent Funds A
$ 4.8 bil 8008474836
D+Balanced
0 4 14 8.41 .13
B Core Bond
+ 1 1
8.35 +.02
C+High Yield
+ 5 + 4 12 3.70 +.01
DLrg Cap Stk
1 6 22 15.87 .35
D+Lrg Cap Val
3 6
9.96 .24
DMid Cap Gr
+ 1 3 11 9.64 .26
E Mid Cap Stk
0 1 12 8.59 .21
AMuni Bond
+ 2 +8
10.64 +.04
D PtnrIntlStk
2 1
7.38 .19
E Sml Cap Stk
3 9 11 9.24 .32
Thrivent Funds Instl
$ 695 mil 8008474836
DLrg Cap Stk
1 6 21 15.93n .35
CLrg Cap Val
2 5 .. 9.99 .24
E Mid Cap Stk
0 1 .. 9.18 .23
C+ ThWhite Intl 2 2 +26 11.53n .28
TIAACREF Instl Reti

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

$ 5.1 bil 8002231200

C+Growth&Inc
1 3
6.52n .13
D+IntlEqtyIdx
1 1 12.43n .36
D IntlEquity
2 2
6.49n .20
C+LfCycl 2010
0 + 1 .. 8.63 .10
C LfCycl 2015
0 0 .. 8.42n .11
CLfCycl 2020
0 0 .. 8.14 .12
D LfCycl 2025
1 1 .. 7.85n .14
DLfCycl 2030
1 2 .. 7.57n .15
DLfCycl 2035
1 3 .. 7.45 .16
DLfCycl 2040
1 2 .. 7.59 .16
DMidCapValue
0 6 10.51n .25
E MidCpGrowth + 1 7 17 10.17n .24
DS&P500 Idx
1 5 18 9.95n .22
DSmlCpEquity 4 7 16 8.62n .35
DSocialEqty
1 5 13 7.26n .17
TIAACREF Instl Fun
$ 7.5 bil 8002231200
A+Bond
0 + 6 +12 9.93n +.03
Bond Plus
0 + 4 .. 9.38 +.02
Bond Plus
0 + 4 .. 9.36 +.02
EnIntEqIdI
1 0 .. 5.32n .14
EnLgGrIdxI
0 3 .. 6.18n .13
EnLgVlIdxI
2 4 .. 6.04n .13
DEquity Idx
1 5 13 6.49n .15
EquityIndex
1 5 .. 6.60 .16
DGrowth Eqty
0 5 17 5.14n .10
BGrowth&Inc
1 3
6.45n .13
Growth&Inc
1 3 .. 7.77 .16
HiYldInstl
+ 5 + 5 .. 7.48 +.03
A InflLnkBond
0 + 2 +11 9.83n +.09
D+IntlEqtyIdx
1 1 12.22n .34
IntlEquity
2 2 .. 4.45 .13
D IntlEquity
2 2
6.29n .20
E LargeCpVal
1 3 15 8.57n .20
DLgCpGrowIdx
0 4 20 8.16n .17
D LgCpValIdx
2 5 11 8.92n .19
LrgCpGrowth
0 5 .. 6.82 .13
LrgCpGrowth
0 5 .. 6.82 .14
MgdAlloc
0 1 .. 7.49 .10
E RealEstSecs
10 21 17 5.89n .30
DS&P500 Idx
1 5 17 9.98n .22
ShortBond
0 + 3 .. 9.91 +.02
DSmlCapEqty
4 7 14 8.71n .36
DSocialEqty
1 5 12 7.17n .18
TxEmpt
+ 2 + 7 .. 9.83 +.04
Tocqueville
$ 916 mil 8006973863
B+Gold
5 + 33 +17 29.43 .48
D Tocqueville
0 3 15.42n .35
E Torray
0 6 27 21.65n .43
Touchstone
$ 3.2 bil 8005430407
E Lg Cap Gr A
2 10
15.64 .20
E Lg Cp Gr C r
2 10 15.15n .21
E Mid Cap Y
1 6 .. 9.79n .20
D MidCapGrA
+ 1 6 10 13.93 .30
DMidCapGrC r
+ 1 6 14 11.84n .25
E SandsCapGrI r + 1 9 .. 6.57 .18
E SandSelGrZ
+ 1 10 26 4.74n .14
A UltrShFxInc
0 +1
9.68n +.01
Tr For Cr Union
$ 628 mil 8003425828
A Shrt Duratn
+ 1 + 2 +10 9.52n +.03
A+UltShDurGov
0 + 2 +12 9.57n +.02
Transamer Prem
$ 966 mil 8008927587
D+Bal Inv
0 3 16.99n .21
E Equity Inv
1 6 10 13.81n .27
Transamerica A
$ 2.8 bil 8882334339
BAstAlCnsrv
+ 1 +2
8.87 .04
DAstAllocGr
1 4 13 8.18 .16
C+AstAlMod
+ 1 +1
8.89 .07
CAstAlModGr
0 1
8.65 .11
E Equity
1 7 10 6.27 .12
C SmlMidVal
2 4
11.32 .32
Transamerica B
$ 1.1 bil 8882334339
E AstAllocGr
1 5 13 8.04n .16
CAstAlMod
+ 1 3
8.91n .07
D+AstAlModGr
0 2 10 8.65n .12
Transamerica C
$ 3.2 bil 8882334339
C+AstAlCnsrv
+ 1 +2
8.84n .05
D AstAllModGr
0 5 12 8.63n .11
E AstAllocGr
1 6 13 8.03 .16
CAstAlMod
+ 1 4 10 8.87n .08
Transamerica Partner
$ 5.2 bil 8007555801
C AAIntHzn
0 1 11 8.18n .09
D AAIntLgHzn
1 3 15 7.60n .13
E AAIntLgHzn
2 5 20 6.18n .14
A Core Bond
+ 1 +5
9.80n +.03
A Core Bond
+ 1 + 5 11.70n +.03
E Equity
4 8 18 7.36 .19
D Hi Yld Bd
+ 5 2 21 6.14 +.02
A HiQualtyBd
+ 1 +2
10.02 +.03

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

Mutuals continued on B5
2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV
% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value

B4

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

INVESTORS.COM

41

ONEOK PARTNERS LP (OKS) Grp 82 o$51.56

53.9M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 88 ROE 19%

42

ASTEC INDUSTRIES (ASTE) Grp 156 o$28.45

17.5M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 90 ROE 17%

43

FIRST CASH FINL SVC (FCFS) Grp 88 o$16.42

20.5M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 93 ROE 14%

44

MCDONALDS (MCD)
Grp 21
o$60.07
1103M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 91 ROE 23%

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP ENGAGED IN NATURAL GAS GATHERING AND MANUFACTURES EQUIPMENT AND COMPONENTS USED IN ROAD BUILDING, OPERATES 278 PAWN STORES AND 182 PAYDAY ADVANCE STORES, OF OPERATES 6,690 AND FRANCHISES/LICENSES 24,799 MCDONALD'S FAST
PROCESSING IN THE MIDWESTERN U.S.
WHICH 65 PAWN STORES ALSO OFFER PAYDAY ADVANCE PRODUCTS. FOOD RESTAURANTS WORLDWIDE.
CONSTRUCTION, TRENCHING, AUGER BORING AND DRILLING.

+25% Ann. EPS Gro PE 8 Avg. Daily Vol 176,000 Debt 119%
Last Qtr Eps +101%5 Prior Qtr +51%5 Last Qtr Sales +59%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/25

+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. Daily Vol 408,000 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +39%5 Prior Qtr +12%6 Last Qtr Sales +15%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/26
R&D 2%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 34

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 84

+12% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 246,400 Debt 29%
Last Qtr Eps +25%6 Prior Qtr +55% Last Qtr Sales +17%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/22
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 61

+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 10,853,200 Debt 48%

Last Qtr Eps +27%6 Prior Qtr +31%5 Last Qtr Sales +6%
11 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/28
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 66

Building right side of possible cup, faces 40-week resistance. Hits resistance at 40-wk, rolls over in longterm downtrend. Big swing for week but finds support at moving averages. Breakout on verge of failing. Now 6% below 64.09 buy point.
SCIENCES (GILD) Grp 14 o$47.77
JOS. A. BANK CLOTHIER (JOSB) Grp 106 o$31.03
CEPHALON (CEPH)
Grp 18
o$76.00
SHANDA INTERACTV (SNDA) Grp 151 o$28.15
45 GILEAD
892.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 90 ROE 66% 46 23.0M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 93 ROE 34% 47 17.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 96 ROE 21% 48 65.7M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 95 ROE 24%
DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF VIRAL, FUNGAL, CHINESE PROVIDER OF INTERNET GAMING, ENTERTAINMENT CONTENT, OPERATES 410 AND FRANCHISES 12 STORES IN 42 STATES (39 IN TX) DEVELOPS BRANDED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS TO TREAT NEUROLOGICAL
RESPIRATORY AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES.
OFFERING MEN'S TAILORED AND CASUAL CLOTHING.
DISORDERS, CANCER, PAIN AND ADDICTION.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING AND COMMUNICATION SERVICES.

SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING

RelAnnual Last Qtr NextQtr Lst Qtr

Mgt SpnEPS StrEPS Est EPS EPS Sales
Pretax Own shp
Price 6 Rtg Rtg% Chg % Chg % Chg % Chg ROE mrgn % Rtg
COMPANIES 41-80

Rank Company

Oneok Partners Lp 51.56 98 94 88 +40 +101 10 +59 19 7 1 D

41 Natgas
firm expected to decelerate EPS and sales over next 4 qtrs.
28.45 95 93 90 +15 +39 +2 +15 17 10 15
E
Astec Industries
42 Construction
equipment maker's EPS, sales seen falling next 4 qtrs.
First Cash Finl Svc 16.42 95 90 93 +49 +25 +83 +17 14 16 20 D
43 Payday lenders drop on view Obama will tighten industry regulations.
60.07 97 90 91 +24 +27 +12 +6 23 22 1 D
McDonalds
44 Fastfood
giant's profit growth seen rising 14% in current quarter.
99 90 90 +12 +22 +23 +30 66 58 2 D
Gilead Sciences
45 Biotech's profit growth47.77
seen rising 25% in current quarter.
E
Interactive 28.15 96 89 93 +32 +52 +24 +56 34 47 61
46 Shanda
Analysts see gaming firm's profit growing 15% in 2009.
E
Jos. A. Bank Cloth 31.03 96 87 96 +10 +32 +2 +14 21 13 5
47 Men's apparel retailer improved pretax margin for eight straight years.
76.00 98 86 95 +18 +28 +63 +14 24 27 4 D
Cephalon
48 Drug
maker's profit growth seen accelerating to 63% in current quarter.
CNA Surety Corp 16.80 97 85 96 +12 +24 +4 3 15 28 1 D
49 Largest
publicly traded surety firm in U.S. sports 28% pretax margin.
85.27 99 82 98 +17 +35 +19 +24 67 25 19 D
Apollo Grp A
50 Private
college operator's earnings accelerated past two quarters.
41.00 98 82 98 +18 +24 +9 +12 19 7 4 D
Dollar Tree
51 Retailer's
profit growth seen slowing to 9% this quarter.
FLIR Systems Inc 30.53 99 97 82 +41 +59 +30 +45 27 24 5 D
52 Infrared gear maker won $12.8 million order from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Group 33.04 97 97 81 +7 +37 +9 +13 25 30 28 D
53 TransDigm
Analysts see sharp sales and EPS slowdown in Q4.
18.30 99 90 89 +20 +39 +11 +63 25 20 1 D
Schering Plough
54 Analysts
expect drug maker's EPS growth to slow to 1% in 2009.
South Jersey Inds 37.36 99 86 91 +10 +180 +8 +35 13 10 1 D
55 Utility firm's earnings seen rising 4% this year.
..
Brinks Home Sec 21.76 97 84 95 +69 +67 +58 +9 11 14 1
56 Security
alarm firm's EPS seen rising 58% in fourth quarter.
56.20 99 83 94 +25 +20 +20 +21 18 16 14 D
DeVry
57 Career school's industry group was leader coming out of last bear market.
32.52 99 82 95+363 +100 +113 +35 62 3 43 D
Inc
58 Athenahealth
Analysts see medical records firm's sales up 42%, EPS 143% in Q4.
Cal Water Services 41.33 99 81 96 +28 +58
59 Water distributor's Q4 earnings expected to be flat,0then+16 big8gain8 in1Q1. E
..
Empresa Nac Chile 35.06 96 99 78 +54 +145 12 +31 10 21 1
60 Chilean
utility firm grew earnings 344% and 145% in past two quarters.
Green Mtn Coffee 34.74 98 94 82 +27 +76 7 +45 21 8 31 D
61 Extended
deal w/ McDonald to source coffee for 600+ restaurants.
77.57 94 93 85 +18 +52 19 +35 34 17 1 D
Exxon Mobil
62 Analysts
see 18% drop in current quarterly earnings.
30.19 96 88 90 +15 +23 +16 +11 18 21 3 D
Open Text
63 Content
management software firm has boosted ROE three years in a row.
Home Bancshares 23.19 95 87 91 +12 +14 7 +3 8 17 33
64 Expects Q4 loss of 46 cents/share vs. views for profit of 25 cents. E
24.84 98 87 90 +31 +46 +23 +18 33 20 69 D
Syntel Inc
65 Computer
services firms ROE rose to 33% in 2007 with no debt.
34.87 99 79 97 +34 +94 +52 +28 15 4 ..
E
Med
66 Emergency
Ambulance provider has Acc/Dis Rating that's sinking that's a problem.
American Sci&Eng 75.67 98 77 98 +55 +73 +65 +50 11 17 7 D
67 Xray maker's EPS grew 73% last quarter, views are for 65% this period.
15.25 98 95 79 .. +35
.. +41 24 56 58 D
Fin Tec
68 Longtop
Chinese financial software firms ROE was 24% last fiscal year.
46.89 99 90 83 +30 +89 +6 +28 33 27 .. D
Shire Ltd ADS
69 British drug makers EPS seen slowing to 6% in Q4.
33.73 95 89 87 +5 +23 3 +6 73 12 1 D
Cl A
70 Accenture
Consultant's annual growth outlook slows to just 5% in '09 and 10% in '10.
31.38 98 89 84 +14 +20 +15 +27 17 30 1 D
McAfee Inc
71 Software
firm's sales growth accelerating in tough tech environment.
Marvel Entrtnmnt 29.10 96 86 89 +50 +42 +109 +48 64 54 39
72 Analysts expect 109% earnings growth for maker of super heroes. E
22.15 95 85 91 +14 +11 +5 +9 12 11 16 D
ViaSat
73 Analysts
see satellite networker's EPS growth slowing in next fiscal year.
Pinnacle Fin Ptnr 25.02 99 84 90 +8 +11 +6 +40 6 19 13
74 Bank holding company's return on equity dropped off for past two years.E
44.03 91 83 93 +52 +8 +73 +28 9 1 33
E
Stepan
75 Chemical
maker saw EPS growth slow to 8%, but 73% bolt seen for Q4.
Endo Pharmaceutcl 21.47 99 83 91 +15 +39 +13 +18 22 37 2 D
76 Analysts see more of same in '09: 17% EPS growth compared to 16% in '08.
0+360 6 8 .. D
Energy Lp 45.87 97 81 94 +94 +247
77 Nustar
Analysts see oil transporters EPS falling 2% in 2009.
E
Sterling Constructn 18.67 97 81 93 +10 +52 18 +47 13 7 11
78 Texas
road builder's EPS jumped 52% in Q3, but are seen falling 17% in Q4.
133.1 96 79 96 +8 +10 +10 +2 99 15 3 D
AutoZone
79 Auto parts maker's fiscal Q1 EPS growth slowed to 10%.
42.16 93 79 96 +32 +175 +92 +6 6 18 3 D
Capitol Federal
80 S&L's
EPS soared 175% in Sept. Q4, seen rising 92% in Q1.
7

+42% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. D. Vol 9,223,400 Debt 38%

Last Qtr Eps +22%5 Prior Qtr +7%6 Last Qtr Sales +30%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23
R&D 14%

+41% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 926,700 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +52%5 Prior Qtr +26%6 Last Qtr Sales +56%
8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/25
R&D 6%

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 68

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 76

+20% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. Daily Vol 527,400 Debt 19%
Last Qtr Eps +32%5 Prior Qtr +9%6 Last Qtr Sales +14%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 4/10
Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 92

+12% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. D. Vol 1,854,200 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +28%5 Prior Qtr +22%5 Last Qtr Sales +14%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/12
R&D 20%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 91

Drops to test 10-week support in possible cup-with-handle. Weekly reversal kills double-bottom-with-handle breakout. Passed low-handle on light trade. Now at three-month high. Reverses after hitting 78.45 buy point of handle/3-weeks tight.
SURETY CORP (SUR) Grp 6 $16.80
DOLLAR TREE (DLTR)
Grp 16
o$41.00
FLIR SYSTEMS INC (FLIR) Grp 40 o$30.53
APOLLO GRP A (APOL)
Grp 2
o$85.27
49 C16.3MN AShares
97 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 96 ROE 15% 50 128.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 98 ROE 67% 51 87.0M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 98 ROE 19% 52 132.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 82 ROE 27%
OFFERS CONTRACT SURETY AND COMMERCIAL SURETY BONDS AND ERRORS PROVIDES SECONDARY EDUCATION TO 362,100 STUDENTS THROUGH 385 OPERATES 3,474 DISCOUNT VARIETY STORES OFFERING MERCHANDISE AT MANUFACTURES THERMAL IMAGING AND INFRARED CAMERA SYSTEMS FOR
AND OMISSIONS LIABILITY INSURANCE IN ALL 50 STATES.
THE FIXED PRICE OF $1 IN 48 STATES
COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND GOVERNMENT MARKETS.
FACILITIES IN NORTH/SOUTH AMERICA VIA CAMPUSES AND ONLINE.

+39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 7 Avg. Daily Vol 92,900 Debt 5%

Last Qtr Eps +24%5 Prior Qtr +8%6 Last Qtr Sales -3%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/8

+6% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. D. Vol 3,126,000 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +35%5 Prior Qtr +15%5 Last Qtr Sales +24%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/27

Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 23

Thin stock may be forming handle in volatile base.

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 86

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 2,617,300 Debt 25%

Last Qtr Eps +24%5 Prior Qtr +20%6 Last Qtr Sales +12%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/26
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 92

+31% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. D. Vol 2,450,300 Debt 33%

Last Qtr Eps +59%5 Prior Qtr +53%5 Last Qtr Sales +45%
9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/7
R&D 9%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 84

8% past 78.94 breakout from flat base in hot volume. Nov. breakout holding up. But now just 1% past 40.58 buy pt. Still building right side of possible base.

GROUP (TDG) Grp 46 $33.04

SOUTH JERSEY INDS (SJI) Grp 24 $37.36
BRINKS HOME SEC HLD (CFL) Grp 3 o$21.76
SCHERING PLOUGH (SGP) Grp 18 o$18.30
53 TRANSDIGM
35.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 81 ROE 25% 54 1610M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 89 ROE 25% 55 29.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 91 ROE 13% 56 45.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 95 ROE 11%
MANUFACTURES ENGINE SYSTEMS, MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL ACTUATORS DEVELOPS PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FOR THE TREATMENT OF HIGH CHOLESTER- HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL GAS TO INSTALLS AND MONITORS SECURITY ALARM SYSTEMS FOR RESIDENTIAL
AND STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS FOR AIRCRAFT.
335,663 CUSTOMERS IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY.
AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IN ALL 50 STATES AND CANADA.
OL, ARTHRITIS, ALLERGIES, AND OTHER CONDITIONS.

+48% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 470,800 Debt 208%
Last Qtr Eps +37%6 Prior Qtr +39%5 Last Qtr Sales +13%
19 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/7

+151% Ann. EPS Gro PE 11 Avg. D. Vol 14,179,000 Debt 87%

Last Qtr Eps +39%5 Prior Qtr +10%6 Last Qtr Sales +63%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/12
R&D 23%

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 66

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 62

+22% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 258,200 Debt 74%
Last Qtr Eps +180%5 Prior Qtr +24%5 Last Qtr Sales +35%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/28
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 62

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 568,000 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +67%5 Prior Qtr +11%6 Last Qtr Sales +9%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 74

Handle crumbles to test of 10-week, may become base. Climbing right side of a new deep-cup base; RS line at high. Reversing after clearing 39.10 buy point; 4% off buy pt. Breaks out, triggers 8% sell, climbs slowly from there.
(DV)
Grp 2
o$56.20
CAL WTR SVC GRP HLD (CWT) Grp 9 $41.33
EMPRESA NAC CHILE (EOC) Grp 31 $35.06
ATHENAHEALTH INC (ATHN) Grp 4 o$32.52
57 DEVRY
61.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 83 EPS RS 94 ROE 18% 58 16.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 95 ROE 62% 59 19.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 81 EPS RS 96 ROE 8% 60 109.4M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 78 ROE 10%
PROVIDES POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION TO 61,924 STUDENTS THROUGH 91 PROVIDES BILLING, COLLECTIONS AND MEDICAL RECORD MANAGEMENT ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION, PURCHASE, STORAGE, TREATMENT, DISTRIBU- HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION AND
LOCATIONS IN 26 STATES IN THE U.S. AND ONE IN CANADA.
TION AND SALE OF WATER IN CA, WA, NM AND HI.
TRANSMISSION IN CHILE, COLOMBIA, PERU, BRAZIL AND ARGENTINA.
SOFTWARE FOR PHYSICIAN PRACTICES.

+84% Ann. EPS Gro PE 31 Avg. Daily Vol 977,600 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +20%6 Prior Qtr +31%6 Last Qtr Sales +21%
13 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/24

% Ann. EPS Gro PE 77 Avg. Daily Vol 463,700 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%

Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 78

Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 78

+6% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 309,800 Debt 75%
Last Qtr Eps +58%5 Prior Qtr +30%5 Last Qtr Sales +16%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/27
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 80

+39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. Daily Vol 264,600 Debt 15%
Last Qtr Eps +145%6 Prior Qtr +344%5 Last Qtr Sales +31%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/28
Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 11

IBD 100 Performance

Weekly changes in the IBD 100 since its inception, vs. the S&P 500

Still early, but could be forming base-on-base pattern.

Still 7% above $30.79 buy point after fast-trade plunge. Plunges under 10-week moving average on fast trade.

DISTRIBUTES COFFEES AND TEAS, SINGLE CUP BREWERS AND SINGLE CUP ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION, PRODUCTION, TRANSPORTATION AND SALE DEVELOPS CONTENT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE THAT CAPTURES, MANAGES, HOLDING COMPANY FOR FIRST STATE BANK AND FOUR OTHER BANKS
PORTION PACKS TO SUPERMARKETS, FOOD STORES AND OTHER.
STORES AND DELIVERS ORGANIZATIONAL CONTENT THROUGH NETWORKS. OPERATING THROUGH 55 BRANCHES IN ARKANSAS AND FLORIDA.
OF CRUDE OIL, NATURAL GAS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS WORLDWIDE.

+38% Ann. EPS Gro PE 35 Avg. Daily Vol 495,200 Debt 89%
Last Qtr Eps +76%5 Prior Qtr +56%6 Last Qtr Sales +45%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/31

+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. D. Vol 47,777,400 Debt 6%

Last Qtr Eps +52%5 Prior Qtr +24%6 Last Qtr Sales +35%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/1

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 86

Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 65

IBD 100:
S&P 500:

200

+42% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 554,900 Debt 48%
Last Qtr Eps +23%5 Prior Qtr +21%6 Last Qtr Sales +11%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/7
R&D 14%
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 69

Drops below 40-wk avg on high volume but forming base. Base-building effort stalls at its 40-week moving average. Above 10-week line but finding resistance at 40-week.

+19% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 103,000 Debt 117%
Last Qtr Eps +14%6 Prior Qtr +26%6 Last Qtr Sales +3%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/17
Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 47

Wild week. Takes out November low, then rebounds.

INC (SYNT)
Grp 43
$24.84
AMERICAN SCI & ENG (ASEI) Grp 3 o$75.67
LONGTOP FIN TEC ADS (LFT) Grp 51 o$15.25
EMERGENCY MED SVC (EMS) Grp 3 $34.87
65 SYNTEL
12.9M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 90 ROE 33% 66 9.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 97 ROE 15% 67 8.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 98 ROE 11% 68 21.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 79 ROE 24%
PROVIDES BUSINESS APPLICATION MANAGEMENT, WEB DEVELOPMENT, IT PROVIDES AMBULANCE, OUTSOURCED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT STAFFING, MANUFACTURES X-RAY INSPECTION SYSTEMS USED FOR SECURITY APPLICA- CHINESE DEVELOPER OF ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT, TRANSACTION PROCESSCONSULTING AND OUTSOURCED BUSINESS PROCESS SERVICES.
TIONS BY HOMELAND SECURITY AND PORT AUTHORITIES.
ING AND ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.
AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE U.S.

+20% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 228,700 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +46%5 Prior Qtr +31%5 Last Qtr Sales +18%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/22

+60% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 316,700 Debt 106%
Last Qtr Eps +94%5 Prior Qtr +23%5 Last Qtr Sales +28%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/12

Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 49

Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 58

Looking to build right side out of deep, 6-mo. correction. Nears 38.73 cup-base buy point, then reverses lower.

-17% Ann. EPS Gro PE 38 Avg. Daily Vol 152,900 Debt 6%

Last Qtr Eps +73%5 Prior Qtr -55%6 Last Qtr Sales +50%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/11
R&D 7%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 83

Just 2% below 77.15 buy pt in base on base pattern.

+88% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 118,500 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +35%6 Prior Qtr +36%6 Last Qtr Sales +41%
10 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/21
R&D 5%
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 26

After a year of trading, its still below IPO price of $17.50.

LTD ADS (SHPGY) Grp 18 o$46.89

MCAFEE INC (MFE)
Grp 62
o$31.38
MARVEL ENTRTNMNT (MVL) Grp 68 o$29.10
ACCENTURE CL A (ACN) Grp 43 o$33.73
69 SHIRE
184.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 83 ROE 33% 70 657.7M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 87 ROE 73% 71 151.1M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 84 ROE 17% 72 48.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 89 ROE 64%
U.K.-BASED DEVELOPER OF THERAPEUTICS FOR CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, PROVIDES MANAGEMENT CONSULTING, TECHNOLOGY AND OUTSOURCING PROVIDES SECURITY SOFTWARE TO ENTERPRISES, GOVERNMENTS, SMALL LICENSES CHARACTERS FOR USE IN TOYS, FILMS AND OTHER PRODUCTS
GASTROINTESTINAL AND HUMAN GENETIC DISORDERS.
AND MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUAL CONSUMERS.
AND PUBLISHES COMIC BOOKS
SERVICES TO BUSINESSES AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES.

+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 714,100 Debt 92%
Last Qtr Eps +89%5 Prior Qtr +70%5 Last Qtr Sales +28%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/21
R&D 23%

+27% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. D. Vol 4,140,700 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +23%6 Prior Qtr +34%6 Last Qtr Sales +6%
6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/27
R&D 1%

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 39

250%

Trading capped by 10-week moving average line.

MTN COFFEE (GMCR) Grp 30 o$34.74

OPEN TEXT (OTEX)
Grp 60
o$30.19
HOME BANCSHARES (HOMB) Grp 17 $23.19
EXXON MOBIL (XOM)
Grp 116
o$77.57
61 GREEN
16.9M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 82 ROE 21% 62 5035M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 85 ROE 34% 63 47.7M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 90 ROE 18% 64 13.3M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 91 ROE 8%

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 48

+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. D. Vol 3,095,900 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +20%6 Prior Qtr +27%5 Last Qtr Sales +27%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/7
R&D 16%
Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 86

+36% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. Daily Vol 873,800 Debt 136%
Last Qtr Eps +42%6 Prior Qtr +74%5 Last Qtr Sales +48%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/19
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 71

IBD 100

81.6%
0.2%

Rises to test 40-week line for first time in 12 months.

Performance 5/2/03 to 1/2/09

Easing after clearing 34.35 buy pt from handle on weak trade. Turns right side to base, resistance at 40-week line.

Building right side of a new base.

(VSAT)
Grp 25
$22.15
STEPAN (SCL)
Grp 134
$44.03
ENDO PHARMACEUTCLS (ENDP) Grp 18 o$21.47
PINNACLE FIN PTNR (PNFP) Grp 17 $25.02
73 VIASAT
25.9M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 91 ROE 12% 74 20.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 90 ROE 6% 75 6.4M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 83 EPS RS 93 ROE 9% 76 131.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 83 EPS RS 91 ROE 22%
MANUFACTURES DIGITAL SATELLITE NETWORK SYSTEMS AND SIGNAL HOLDING COMPANY FOR PINNACLE NATIONAL BANK OPERATING VIA 33 MANUFACTURES SPECIALTY AND INTERMEDIATE CHEMICALS INCLUDING DEVELOPS BRANDED AND GENERIC PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS FOR THE
PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FOR COMMERCIAL AND GOVERNMENT MARKETS. OFFICES IN NINE TENNESSEE COUNTIES.
SURFACTANTS AND POLYMERS FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS.
TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF PAIN.

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 198,900 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +11%6 Prior Qtr +38%5 Last Qtr Sales +9%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/5
R&D 5%

150

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 53

100

+21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 107,100 Debt 38%
Last Qtr Eps +11%6 Prior Qtr +12%5 Last Qtr Sales +40%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/17
Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 43

+25% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 75,600 Debt 47%
Last Qtr Eps +8%6 Prior Qtr +69%6 Last Qtr Sales +28%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/12
R&D 2%
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 59

Pulls back after soft-volume break above 24.47 buy point. Slips under moving averages; price action wide and loose. Stays above 10-week but slides below 40-week line.

+9% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. D. Vol 1,514,300 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +39%5 Prior Qtr +19%5 Last Qtr Sales +18%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/22
R&D 12%
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 71

Wipes out 6 weeks of gains; Volume seen on way down.

ENERGY LP (NS) Grp 82 o$45.87

AUTOZONE (AZO)
Grp 8
o$133.06
CAPITOL FEDERAL (CFFN) Grp 38 $42.16
STERLING CONSTRUCTN (STRL) Grp 89 $18.67
77 NUSTAR
38.5M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 81 EPS RS 94 ROE 6% 78 11.7M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 81 EPS RS 93 ROE 13% 79 55.7M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 96 ROE 203% 80 20.0M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 96 ROE 6%

50

ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORTATION OF CRUDE OIL AND REFINED PRODUCTS, PROVIDES HEAVY CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING SERVICES FOR TRANSPOR- OPERATES 4,092 RETAIL AUTO PARTS STORES NATIONWIDE AND 148 STORES HOLDING COMPANY FOR CAPITOL FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK OPERATING VIA
AND PROVIDES TERMINALLING AND STORAGE SERVICES.
IN MEXICO OFFERING AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.
38 OFFICES IN 8 COUNTIES IN KANSAS.
TATION AND WATER INFRASTRUCTURES IN TEXAS.

+3% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. Daily Vol 228,100 Debt 73%
Last Qtr Eps +247%6 Prior Qtr +291%5 Last Qtr Sales+360%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/25

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 41

+9% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. Daily Vol 186,700 Debt 47%
Last Qtr Eps +52%5 Prior Qtr +16%5 Last Qtr Sales +47%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/14
Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 79

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 1,482,800 Debt 980%

Last Qtr Eps +10%6 Prior Qtr +20%5 Last Qtr Sales +2%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/26
Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 90

-16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 60 Avg. Daily Vol 133,600 Debt 363%
Last Qtr Eps +175%5 Prior Qtr +100%5 Last Qtr Sales +6%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/4
Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 20

-50
May 03

04

05

06

07

08

09
Breaks above 40-week line for first time in 15 months.

Trying to form right side of handle on cup base.

Dips below then climbs to close 3% past 129.42 buy point. Dives, but finds support at 40-week moving average line.

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

B5

(AMGN)
Grp 14
o$57.78
MONRO MUFFLER BRAKE (MNRO) Grp 8 $23.09
AARON RENTS (RNT)
Grp 37
o$25.73
CANTEL MEDICAL (CMN) Grp 79 o$15.24
81 AMGEN
1048M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 96 ROE 26% 82 15.0M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 97 ROE 12% 83 41.6M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 97 ROE 11% 84 11.9M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 76 EPS RS 98 ROE 6%
DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS BASED ON CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OPERATES 579 SERVICE AND 141 TIRE STORES IN 17 STATES UNDER MONRO OPERATES 1,014 AND FRANCHISES 484 ELECTRONICS, APPLIANCE AND DEVELOPS INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL DEVICES USED FOR
TO TREAT ANEMIA, CANCER AND INFLAMMATORY DISEASES.
MUFFLER BRAKE, TREAD QUARTERS AND MR. TIRE NAMES.
FURNITURE SALES/LEASE STORES IN U.S. AND CANADA.
DIALYSIS, ENDOSCOPY, WATER PURIFICATION AND FILTRATION.

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 9,211,400 Debt 51%

Last Qtr Eps +14%5 Prior Qtr +2%6 Last Qtr Sales +7%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/24
R&D 22%

+5% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 185,000 Debt 70%
Last Qtr Eps +31%5 Prior Qtr +8%5 Last Qtr Sales +7%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/24

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 62

+4% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 716,300 Debt 28%
Last Qtr Eps +31%5 Prior Qtr 0% Last Qtr Sales +16%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/19

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 67

+11% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 165,900 Debt 30%
Last Qtr Eps +69%5 Prior Qtr +29%5 Last Qtr Sales +7%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/6
R&D 1%

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 77

Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 67

Riding the 10-week moving average as it completes handle. Clears 24.18 buy point, then pulls back in lighter volume. Slips to test 10-week moving average after Dec. breakout. 30% above 11.72 buy point of double-bottom base.
ITALIAN PASTA (AIPC) Grp 49 $23.38
EZCHIP SEMICONDCTR (EZCH) Grp 70 o$15.79
COMTECH TELECOMM (CMTL) Grp 25 o$43.35
GRAINGER WW (GWW) Grp 12 o$76.53
85 AMERCN
18.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 99 ROE 10% 86 21.2M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 99 ROE 1% 87 23.8M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 79 ROE 21% 88 63.1M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 80 ROE 20%
PRODUCES AND MARKETS OVER 200 DIFFERENT SHAPES AND SIZES OF DRY ISRAELI DEVELOPER OF NETWORK PROCESSOR CHIPS FOR HIGH-SPEED MANUFACTURES SATELLITE-BASED TELECOM TRANSMISSION AND MOBILE DISTRIBUTES TOOLS, LIGHTING, PLUMBING AND OTHER MAINTENANCE
PASTA PRODUCTS IN MULTIPLE PACKAGE CONFIGURATIONS.
NETWORKING SWITCHES AND ROUTERS.
TRACKING SYSTEMS FOR DEFENSE AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS.
PRODUCTS VIA 610 BRANCHES AND 18 DISTRIBUTION CENTERS

SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING

Rank Company

RelAnnual Last Qtr NextQtr Lst Qtr

Mgt SpnEPS StrEPS Est EPS EPS Sales
Pretax Own shp
Price 6 Rtg Rtg% Chg % Chg % Chg % Chg ROE mrgn % Rtg
COMPANIES 81-100

% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 359,800 Debt 105%

Last Qtr Eps +260%6 Prior Qtr +600%6 Last Qtr Sales +47%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

% Ann. EPS Gro PE 88 Avg. Daily Vol 183,300 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +350%6 Prior Qtr +600%5 Last Qtr Sales +72%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/11
R&D 43%

+29% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. Daily Vol 436,100 Debt 24%
Last Qtr Eps +81%5 Prior Qtr 0%6 Last Qtr Sales +67%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/5
R&D 7%

+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 1,246,300 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +39%5 Prior Qtr +22% Last Qtr Sales +11%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/25

57.78 97 78 96 +6 +14 +7 +7 26 41 1 D
Amgen
reports earnings Jan 26. Analysts expect $1.07 a share, up 7%.
81 Biotech
E
Monro Mufflr Brak 23.09 95 77 97 +12 +31 +4 +7 12 7 19
82 Service
and tire chain grows annual EPS for eight straight years.
25.73 97 77 97 +19 +31 +25 +16 11 8 8 D
Aaron Rents
83 Appliance, furniture retailer's Q4 EPS expected to rise 25%.
Finding support at the 10-week as it forms high handle. Could be forming handle on five-month cup pattern.
Forming base, but resistance around 51 for months.
Fades after nearing 200-day line; still forming base.
15.24 95 76 98 +32 +69 +46 +7 6 6 28
E
Cantel Medical
C H ROBINSON WRLD (CHRW) Grp 77 o$49.29
ASTRAZENECA (AZN)
Grp 18
o$41.49
EDWARDS LIFESCI (EW) Grp 41 o$55.66
NIPPON T&T (NTT)
Grp 64
o$25.84
84 Infection-prevention
products maker's Jan. qtr EPS seen rising 46%.
89
165.8M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 87 ROE 33% 90 1437M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 85 ROE 44% 91 52.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 92 ROE 16% 92 1640M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 96 ROE 9%
Amer Italian Pasta 23.38 98 74 99 +68 +260 +457 +47 10 2 .. D
85 Analysts
see pasta maker's Dec. qtr EPS jumping 457%.
.. +72 1 2 3
.. +25% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. D. Vol 2,288,700 Debt 0%
EZchip Semicondctr 15.79 97 74 99 .. +350
+20% Ann. EPS Gro PE 8 Avg. D. Vol 1,620,300 Debt 74%
+5% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 565,500 Debt 7%
+10% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. D. Vol 1,402,400 Debt 47%
86 Israeli
network chipmaker's Q3 earnings per share jumped 350%.
Last Qtr Eps +13%5 Prior Qtr +11%6 Last Qtr Sales +24%
Last Qtr Eps +27%5 Prior Qtr +7%6 Last Qtr Sales +9%
Last Qtr Eps +22%5 Prior Qtr +16%5 Last Qtr Sales +16%
Last Qtr Eps +515%5 Prior Qtr +39%6 Last Qtr Sales +7%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Comtech Telecomm 43.35 98 91 79 1 +81 47 +67 21 24 4 D 0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/29
Eps Due 1/31
Eps Due 2/5
Eps Due 2/5
87 Analysts' consensus sees 21% decline in fiscal 2009.
R&D 17%
R&D 11%
76.53 98 90 80 +22 +39 +5 +11 20 10 7 D
Grainger WW
88 Analysts
expect earnings to shrink 7% after 22% gain this year.
CH Robinson Wrld 49.29 96 86 87 +12 +13 +8 +24 33 7 2 D
89 Freight company to report Q4 results on Jan. 27; analysts see 8% gain.
41.49 96 86 85 +9 +27 +3 +9 44 31 .. C
AstraZeneca
90 Drug
maker tops Q3 EPS estimates, but slowdown expected in Q4.
Forming base that appears to have bearish iceberg.
Weakening but still above 24.17 buy pt of cup w/handle.
96 80 92 +18 +22 +36 +16 16 15 6 D Leapt over 10-wk at year-end, then lost it on average trade. In a squeeze between the 10- and 40-week lines.
Edwards Lifesci
91 Medical product firm's55.66
Q4 EPS growth expected to jump 36%.
Grp 20
o$15.82
INTERDIGITAL INC (IDCC) Grp 25 o$27.33
COMPUTER PRG & SYS (CPSI) Grp 4 $27.09
25.84 94 77 96 +14 +515
.. +7 9 13 1
.. 93 FAMILY DOLLAR STORES (FDO) Grp 16 o$27.50 94 CSG SYSTEMS (CSGS)
Nippon T&T
95
128.7M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 76 EPS RS 98 ROE 19%
34.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 75 EPS RS 97 ROE 39%
41.5M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 98 ROE 17% 96 9.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 97 ROE 34%
92 Japanese phone firm's earnings rose 515% in fiscal Q2.
Family Dollar Store 27.50 93 76 98 +2 +14 +7 +4 19 5 8 D
93 Analysts see EPS growth slowing to 11% in current fiscal quarter.
+8% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. D. Vol 4,443,200 Debt 20%
+12% Ann. EPS Gro PE 7 Avg. Daily Vol 530,900 Debt 279% +37% Ann. EPS Gro PE 51 Avg. Daily Vol 777,700 Debt 2%
-3% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 161,300 Debt 0%
15.82 97 75 97 16 2 27 +10 39 29 2
E Last Qtr Eps +14%6 Prior Qtr +46%5 Last Qtr Sales +4%
CSG Systems
Last Qtr Eps -2%6 Prior Qtr +17%6 Last Qtr Sales +10%
Last Qtr Eps +11%5 Prior Qtr 0%5 Last Qtr Sales -3%
Last Qtr Eps +27%5 Prior Qtr -10%6 Last Qtr Sales +8%
94 Billing
manager's EPS seen declining this year and next.
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps
Due
4/4
Eps
Due
1/29
Eps
Due
2/28
Eps Due 1/31
27.33 96 74 98 15 +11 +150 3 17 24 4 D
Interdigital Inc
R&D
13%
R&D
37%
95 Wireless modem makers Q4 EPS seen rebounding 150%.
E
Computer Prg&Sys 27.09 96 74 97 +17 +27 +17 +8 34 18 15
96 Medical software makers EPS growth seen slowing to 8% in 2009.
66.20 99 74 97 +40 +267
.. +53 12 14 8 D
Myriad Genetics
97 Analysts
see biotech's fiscal '09 EPS rebounding 40%.
48.25 98 96 73 +32 +69 +3 +38 14 38 2 D
Biogen Idec Inc
98 A fourth death from a rare brain infection could affect Tysabri sales. Bounces off the 40-week as it forms right side of cup. Slips below 10-week as it works on right side of cup base. May be forming new base or handle to longer pattern. Thinly traded stock working on cup-shaped base.
..
BP Prudhoe Rylty 75.40 92 95 76 +42 +50 +25 +49 99 99 1
GENETICS (MYGN) Grp 15 o$66.20
BIOGEN IDEC INC (BIIB) Grp 14 o$48.25
BP PRUDHOE BY RYLTY (BPT) Grp 161 o$75.40
CHEVRON CORP (CVX) Grp 116 o$72.82
99 Analysts
expect EPS growth to slow to 25% in Q4.
97 MYRIAD
42.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 97 ROE 12% 98 288.8M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 73 ROE 14% 99 21.2M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 76 ROE 2275% 100 2011M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 80 ROE 25%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 84

Acc/Dis A
Sup/Demand 59

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 84

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 82

PROVIDES FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS U.K.-BASED DEVELOPER OF BRANDED PRESCRIPTION THERAPEUTICS TO DEVELOPS PRODUCTS TO TREAT ADVANCED CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS JAPANESE PROVIDER OF LOCAL EXCHANGE, LONG DISTANCE, WIRELESS AND
TO COMPANIES IN NORTH/SOUTH AMERICA, EUROPE AND ASIA.
TREAT VARIOUS DISEASES AND CONDITIONS.
INCLUDING HEART VALVE AND PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE.
INTERNET SERVICES TO RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS CUSTOMERS.

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 77

Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 12

Acc/Dis C+
Sup/Demand 68

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 5

OPERATES OVER 6,500 DISCOUNT STORES IN 44 STATES OFFERING A VARIETY PROVIDES OUTSOURCED BILLING, CUSTOMER CARE, PRINT AND MAIL DESIGNS WIRELESS MODEMS AND ICS USED IN MOBILE HANDSETS, PDAS, DEVELOPS COMPUTERIZED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS TO MANOF CONSUMABLES, HOME PRODUCTS AND APPAREL.
SERVICES FOR THE CABLE AND SATELLITE INDUSTRIES
NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS, AND WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE.
AGE CLINICAL AND FINANCIAL DATA

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 93

100

72.82 91 91 80 +27 +98 20 +43 25 14

Chevron Corp
Patricia Yarrington replaced CFO Steve Crowe at end of year.

About The Investors Business Daily 100

The IBD 100, which runs each Monday, is a computer-generated ranking of

leading companies trading in the U.S. Rankings are based on a combination of
each companys profit growth; IBDs Composite Rating, which includes key
measures such as return on equity, sales growth and profit margins; and relative
price strength. Stocks with a highlighted border typically have strong fundamentals and sound base patterns and may merit further review. A companys inclusion
in the list or among the highlighted charts should not be viewed as a recommendation. Many are newer, smaller and highly volatile companies that require further
research due to their speculative nature. 7 denotes a company that came public
within the past 8 years. Supply/Demand Rating compares a stocks float with its
trading volume, from 1 to 99. Stocks with the most demand vs. supply are rated 99.

Continued from B3
36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

D+HiYldBd
+ 5 2 21 6.10 +.01
C IAstAllIH
0 1
7.35n .08
D IAstAllILH
.. .. no quote
E IAstAllLgH
2 5 18 5.63n .13
A InflProSec
0 +3
9.14 +.09
A InfProtSec
0 +3
10.16 +.10
E IntlEqty
3 7 15 4.70 .12
E Lg Growth
1 5 23 4.34 .10
E Lg Growth
1 5 23 12.27 .27
E Lg Value
2 5 26 12.27 .29
E LgValue
2 5 24 6.58 .15
DMid Value
0 3
9.20 .23
DMid Value
0 3 10 8.09 .20
A MoneyMkt
.. .. no quote
E Small Core
3 7 25 11.34n .46
DStkIndex
1 5 14 5.94n .13
DStockIndex
1 5 14 6.91n .15
Turner Funds
$ 1.3 bil 8002246312
D EmergGrowth 2 14 30.24n .89
E Mid Cap Gr
0 9 15 18.61n .48
DSmall Cap Gr 2 10 10 18.78n .56
Tweedy Browne
$ 4.2 bil 8004324789
D Global Value + 2 3 15.92n .15
C Value
1 2 12 14.31n .26
UBS Investment Fds
$ 4.8 bil 8007947753
D+DynAlpha A
+ 4 5 .. 5.28 .11
D DynAlpha C
+ 4 5 .. 5.06n .10
D+DynAlpha Y
+ 3 4 .. 5.36n .11
DGlobAlloc A
+ 1 3 17 7.40 .15
DGlobAlloc C
0 4 19 7.22n .15
D GlobAlloc Y
+ 1 3 15 7.54n .15
E US Alloc A
0 5 17 19.36 .40
E US Lg Eq Y
0 6 19 10.91n .28
E US SmlGr Y
3 12 27 7.95n .28
UBS Pace A
$ 657 mil 8006471568
E Lrg Co Val
1 4 22 11.53 .29
UBS Pace P
$ 5.3 bil 8006471568
AltStratInv
0 4 .. 8.29 .05
A+Glb Fxd Inc
2 + 7 +11 10.96n .07
D+Intl Eqty
1 0
10.06 .21
DIntlEmrgMkt 1 0
7.45 .11
A Intmd Fixed
+ 2 + 5 11.25n +.05
DLrg Co Gr
0 4 16 11.71n .22
DLrg Co Val
1 4 13 11.51n .29
AMuni Fxd
+ 3 + 8 12.20n +.05
A+Secs Fxd Inc
+ 2 + 4 +14 13.10n +.01
E SmMd Co Gr
2 9 23 8.68n .24
E SmMd Co Val 2 7 21 10.12n .33
A+Str Fxd Inc
+ 2 + 9 +10 12.66n +.05
UMB Scout
$ 3.3 bil 8009962862
DSmall Cap
2 8 10.35n .33
C+Worldwide
1 0 +21 21.59n .50
US Glob Inv
$ 1.6 bil 8008738637
E East Europe
+ 1 10
5.17n .08
A+GlbGoldMtl
7 + 26 +49 10.10 .15
E Glob Resourc + 4 11
5.48 .11
C+WrldMineral 3 + 22 0 9.25 .15
USAA Group
$ 22.8 bil 8005318722
E Aggress Grth
0 8 15 21.88n .47
DBalancStrat
0 4 22 9.33 .14
BCA Bond
+ 5 +7
9.29n +.05
D Capital Gr
1 6
4.91n .11
D CornerstStr
1 2 15 15.53n .23
CEmerging Mkt 1 1 +26 10.60n .20
E Extn Mkt Idx
0 6
7.50n .23
B FL Tax Fr Inc
+ 4 +6
8.75n +.04
E Frst Start Gr
1 4 14 7.07n .12
A+GNMA Trust
+ 1 + 6 +16 9.98n .01
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating

CGr & Tax Str

E Growth
E Growth & Inc
D+Hi Yld Opps
AIncome
DIncomeStk
C+International
BIntm Trm Bd
B NY Bond
A+Prcs Metals
DS&P 500
D S&P500Rwd
E Sci & Tech
A Sh Term Bond
E SmlCapStk
B Tax Ex Intmd
BTax Ex LT
C TotalRetStr
A Tx Ex Sh Trm
B VA Bond
DValue
C+World Gr
D Utd Assoc

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund
+ 2 + 1 10 10.44n .06
0 6 19 9.93n .15
0 6 23 9.94n .22
+ 4 4 19 5.76n +.02
+ 1 + 2 10.99n +.03
2 3 19 9.16n .19
1 + 1 +12 16.81n .63
+ 1 2 10 7.97n +.02
+ 4 + 10 10.62n +.04
5 + 42 +61 20.13n .12
1 5 14 13.33n .29
1 5 14 13.33n .29
+ 1 10 20 7.41n .13
+1 0
8.37n +.01
4 8 11 8.10n .31
+ 4 + 5 11.77n +.05
+ 4 + 5 11.55n +.06
1 1 .. 7.14 .09
+ 1 + 2 10.36n +.02
+ 3 + 7 10.20n +.05
0 1
9.02n .18
1 1 12.70n .39
1 4 13 6.49n .14

VWX
Value Line
$ 1.8 bil 8002230818
D EmergOpps
2 8 20.34n .52
BInc & Growth + 1 0
6.43n .08
D Larger Co
1 3 19 13.00n .22
D PremierGrow 1 6 0 16.57n .39
Van Eck Funds
$ 790 mil 8002212220
B Glb Hrd Ast A + 2 + 2 +71 27.45 .80
A+Intl Gold A
6 + 40 +49 11.31 .17
Van Kamp A
$ 32.2 bil 8004215666
DAmer Val
0 6
16.15 .39
BCA InsTxFr
+ 5 +9
15.62 +.07
E Cap Growth
+ 3 9 21 6.95 .17
E Comstock
2 6 16 10.58 .25
B+Corp Bond
+ 1 + 11
5.77 +.02
CEmrg Mkts
2 3 +23 8.18 .13
E Enterprise
+ 3 5 26 9.01 .20
C+Eqty & Inc
1 0
6.39 .09
E Equity Gr
+ 3 8 22 7.27 .18
BGlb Franch
0 +1
15.16 .20
DGlb Val Eq
0 4 16 6.82 .09
CGlbl Eq All
1 2
12.24 .26
A Govt Secs
1 +4
9.48 ..
D+Gr & Inc
2 5
13.80 .32
CHarbor
+ 3 + 2 13 11.36 .04
D+Hi Yld Muni
+ 4 5 15 7.77 +.04
C High Yield
+ 4 + 4 15 7.57 +.02
C+Insur Tax Fr
+ 4 + 10 11 15.21 +.07
E Mid Cap Gr
1 10
14.51 .32
C+Muni Inc
+ 4 + 3 14 11.47 +.04
E Real Estate
8 19 0 10.36 .46
C+Small Gr
3 7 +19 7.36 .18
BSml Cap Val
3 1
10.79 .36
DStrMuniInc
+ 3 8 22 8.76 +.04
A US Mortgage + 1 + 4
12.38 +.02
Van Kamp B
$ 4.7 bil 8004215666
E Cap Growth
+ 3 9 23 6.56n .16
E Comstock
2 6 18 10.58n .25
C Eqty & Inc
1 0
6.27n .09
BGlb Franch
0 + 1 14.48n .20
D+Gr & Inc
2 5 13.69n .31
D HiYldMuni
+ 4 5 17 7.77n +.05
E Mid Cap Gr
1 10 12.82n .28
Van Kamp C
$ 3.6 bil 8004215666
E Comstock
2 6 18 10.59n .24
C Eqty & Inc
1 0
6.31n .08
BGlb Franch
0 + 1 14.77n .20

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

D Gr & Inc
2 5 13.69n .31
D HiYldMuni
+ 4 5 17 7.76n +.05
DStrMuniInc
+ 3 8 24 8.84n +.04
Vanguard Admiral
$ 224 bil 8009972798
D 500 Index
1 5 14 81.99n 1.78
D Asset Allocat 1 3 11 41.16n .92
BBalanced Idx 1 0 0 16.51n .22
ACA IntmTxEx
+ 3 + 8 10.54n +.04
B+CA LngTxEx
+ 4 + 8 10.53n +.05
D Cap Opps r
+ 2 3 0 47.67n 1.40
EmgMktStk r
0 0 .. 19.57n .35
BEnergy r
+ 3 + 6 +76 85.04n 3.14
C+Equity Inc
3 4 32.84n .71
CEuro Stk Idx r 1 2 47.20n 1.66
E Explorer
1 7 19 38.66n 1.09
E Extnd Mkt Idx 1 5 23.82n .74
B+FL LngTxEx
+ 3 + 9 10.73n +.04
A+GNMA
+ 1 + 6 +19 10.67n .02
E Growth & Inc 1 5 18 31.41n .65
DGrowth Idx
0 5 16 20.31n .43
C+HiYld Corp r
+ 5 + 8 14 4.49n +.02
B HiYldTxEx
+ 4 +5
9.32n +.03
BHlth Care r
2 + 4 +12 42.14n .36
A InflProSecs
+ 1 + 2 .. 22.87n +.20
A+Int Treas
0 + 9 +25 12.07n +.03
D+Intl Growth r 1 1 38.52n 1.03
A Intmd Tax Ex + 3 + 9 13.03n +.05
AIntmdInvGrd + 1 + 6
8.74n +.04
D LargeCapIdx 1 4 .. 20.30n .44
A LgInvGdAdmr 2 + 17 +14 8.55n +.05
B+LT Tax Ex
+ 3 + 9 10.40n +.05
A+LT Treas
3 + 17 +42 12.93n +.03
A Ltd Tax Ex
+ 1 + 4 10.86n +.02
E Mid Cap Idx
0 3 53.57n 1.43
E Morgan Gr
0 6 15 34.88n .72
ANJ LngTxEx
+ 3 + 8 11.17n +.05
ANY LngTxEx
+ 3 + 10 10.54n +.04
APA LngTxEx
+ 3 + 8 10.53n +.03
D Pac Stk Idx r
3 + 3 52.00n .74
C Primecap r
+ 1 3 46.51n 1.17
E REIT Idx r
9 20 46.87n 2.44
A Sh Tm TxEx
0 + 2 +10 15.82n +.01
A+Sh Trm Fed
0 + 4 +16 10.87n +.01
AShrtInvAdmr + 1 0
9.76n +.02
A+ShTrmBdIdx
0 + 4 +13 10.32n +.02
DSmall Idx
3 7 19.89n .78
A+ST Treas
0 + 3 +16 10.93n +.02
A+Tot Bd Idx
0 + 7 +15 10.22n +.02
D TotStk MktIdx 1 5 11 21.55n .50
D TxMgd G&I r
1 5 14 39.86n .87
DTxMgdCap r
1 4 11 42.62n .95
E US Growth
1 8 17 31.44n .62
D Value Idx
2 4 15.74n .34
AWellesley Inc 1 + 5 44.24n .18
B Wellington
0 + 4 42.06n .45
E Windsor
0 0 25 30.43n .61
D Windsor II
1 4 33.54n .67
Vanguard Index
$ 182 bil 8006627447
D 500
1 5 14 81.98n 1.79
BBalanced
0 0 0 16.51n .22
D+Devlpd Mkts r 2 0
7.37n .21
C EmgMktStk r
0 0 +36 14.88n .27
CEuro Stk Idx r 1 2 20.11n .71
ExtDurTryI
9 + 33 .. 40.17n +.02
E Extnd Mkt
1 5 23.81n .75
E FTSESocIndx 2 10 30 4.89n .14
FTSEWldIns r 1 1 .. 61.99n 1.66
FTSEWldInv r 2 1 .. 12.38n .33
DGrowth
0 5 16 20.31n .43
A+Int Bd
0 + 11 +15 10.55n +.05
A+Int Bd Adm
0 + 11 +15 10.55n +.05
Int Bd Inst
0 + 11 .. 10.55n +.05
D LargeCapInv 1 4 .. 16.24n .34
A+LT Bd
2 + 18 +24 11.71n +.03

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 84

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 80

DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS BY ANALYZING GENES AND THEIR MUTATIONS IN DEVELOPS THERAPIES TO TREAT MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, CANCER AND HOLDS ROYALTY INTEREST OF 16.42% OF OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION IN ENGAGED IN EXPLORATION, PRODUCTION AND REFINING OF OIL AND GAS IN
THE AREAS OF CANCER AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES SUCH AS AIDS.
AUTOIMMUNE/INFLAMMATORY DISEASES.
PRUDHOE BAY FIELD LOCATED ON ALASKA'S NORTH SLOPE.
THE U.S. AND WORLDWIDE.

% Ann. EPS Gro PE 44 Avg. D. Vol 1,140,900 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +267%6 Prior Qtr +878%5 Last Qtr Sales +53%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/5
R&D 41%

+32% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 3,544,100 Debt 1%

Last Qtr Eps +69%5 Prior Qtr +30%6 Last Qtr Sales +38%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/6
R&D 29%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 89

Gives up gains as it fades from clearing 67.88 buy pt.

36 Mos
Preformance
Rating Fund

MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 80

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

LT Bd Inst
2 + 18 .. 11.71n +.03
E Mid Cap
0 3 11.81n .32
MidCpGrI
+ 1 5 .. 13.51n .32
D Pac Stk Idx r
3 +3
7.95n .11
DSmall Cap
3 7 19.89n .77
DSmall Cap Val 3 7
9.89n .40
E Small Grow
2 8 11.68n .44
A+ST Bond
0 + 4 +13 10.32n +.02
A+Tot Bd Mrkt
0 + 7 +15 10.22n +.02
D Tot St Mkt
1 5 11 21.55n .50
D+Total Intl Stk r 2 0 10.61n .28
D Value
2 4 15.74n .34
Vanguard Instl
$ 116 bil 8006627447
BBalanced Idx 1 0 0 16.51n .22
CDevlpd Mkts r 2 0
7.31n .21
C EmgMktStk r
0 0 +36 14.89n .27
C Euro Stk Idx r 1 2 20.11n .71
D Index
1 5 14 81.45n 1.77
E Index Ext Mkt 1 5 23.82n .75
DIndex Gr
0 5 16 20.31n .43
E Index Mid Cp
0 3 11.84n .31
D Index Plus
1 5 13 81.45n 1.77
DIndex Sm Cp
2 7 19.90n .77
A+Index Tot Mkt
0 + 7 +15 10.22n +.02
D Index Value
2 4 15.74n .34
A InflaProtec
+ 1 + 2 +11 9.31n +.08
D LargeCapIdx 1 4 .. 83.55n 1.80
D Pac Stk Idx r
3 +3
7.95n .12
E REIT Idx r
9 20
7.25n .38
AShInvGrd I
+1 0
9.76n +.02
DSm Cp Gr Idx
2 8 11.69n .44
DSmCapVal Idx 3 7
9.91n .39
StrcBrMkPls
1 5 .. 31.89n .78
StrcLgEqPls
1 5 .. 33.24n .74
D Tot Stk Idx
1 5 11 21.55n .50
D Tot Stk Idx Pls 1 5 11 19.45n .45
A+Totl Bd Idx
0 + 7 +15 51.49n +.06
D TotStkIdx
1 5 11 19.45n .45
DTxMd CpAp r
1 4 11 21.17n .48
D TxMd Gr&Inc r 1 5 13 19.40n .42
CTxMgd Intl r
2 0
8.56n .25
Vanguard Signal
$ 35.6 bil 8006627447
500 Index
1 5 .. 67.73n 1.47
Bal Index
1 0 .. 16.33n .22
EmgMktStk r
0 0 .. 18.83n .34
EuroStkIdx r
1 2 .. 18.27n .64
ExtndMktIdx 1 5 .. 20.47n .64
Growth Idx
0 5 .. 18.81n .40
Int Bd Sig
0 + 11 .. 10.55n +.05
Mid Cap Idx
0 3 .. 16.91n .45
PacStkIdx r
3 + 3 .. 18.07n .25
Reit Idx r
.. .. no quote
Small Idx
3 7 .. 17.93n .70
ST Bond Idx
0 + 4 .. 10.32n +.02
TotBdMktIdx
0 + 7 .. 10.22n +.02
TotStMktIdx
1 5 .. 20.80n .48
Val Idx
2 4 .. 16.38n .35
Vanguard Funds
$ 275 bil 8008514999
D Asset Alloc
1 3 12 18.34n .41
ACA IntmTxEx
+ 3 + 8 10.54n +.04
B+CA LngTxEx
+ 4 + 8 10.53n +.05
D Cap Opport r
+ 2 4 20.64n .61
E Cap Value
+ 7 + 2 37 5.46n .12
C+Convert Secs r + 3 + 7
9.62n .08
E Div Eq Inv
0 5 .. 13.34n .29
DivApprIdx
2 0 .. 15.73n .25
B Dividend Gr
1 + 1 11.01n .19
BEnergy r
+ 3 + 6 +76 45.30n 1.67
C+Equity Inc
3 4 15.67n .33
E Explorer
1 7 19 41.57n 1.18
B+FL LngTxEx
+ 3 + 9 10.73n +.04
E Global Eq
0 3 12.00n .26
A+GNMA
+ 1 + 6 +18 10.67n .02
E Growth & Inc 1 5 19 19.24n .40
E Growth Equity
0 7 23 6.99n .17
BHealth Care r 2 + 4 +12 99.85n .85
C+HiYld Corp r
+ 5 + 8 15 4.49n +.02

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 74

+17% Ann. EPS Gro PE 6 Avg. D. Vol 18,900,000 Debt 8%

Last Qtr Eps +98%5 Prior Qtr +15%6 Last Qtr Sales +43%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/1

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 64

Acc/Dis D+
Sup/Demand 64

Hovering between 10- and 40-week while trading sideways. Strong selling last week works against rebound attempt. Working on recovery from deep correction.
2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

B HiYldTxEx
+ 4 +5
9.32n +.03
A Inflation Prot + 1 + 2 +11 11.64n +.10
AIntInvGdInv
+ 1 +6
8.74n +.04
E Intl Explor r
1 0
9.42n .19
D+Intl Growth r 1 1 12.12n .32
CIntl Value r
1 0 +10 23.31n .61
A Intmd Tax Ex + 3 + 9 13.03n +.05
A+Intmd Treas
0 + 9 +25 12.07n +.03
B Life Consv Gr
0 + 1 13.26n .13
D+Life Growth
1 2 15.82n .33
ALife Income
0 + 2 12.24n .07
C+Life Mod Gr
1 0 0 14.97n .23
B+LT Tax Ex
+ 3 + 9 10.40n +.05
A+LT Treas
3 + 17 +42 12.93n +.03
A Ltd Tm Tx Ex
+ 1 + 4 10.86n +.02
A LTInvGrdInv
2 + 17 +13 8.55n +.05
AMA Tx Exem
+ 3 + 10
9.83n +.03
D+Metals&Mine r + 3 + 2 +12 12.21n .40
D MidCapGr A
1 5 10.95n .24
E Morgan Gr
0 6 16 11.26n .23
ANJ LngTxEx
+ 3 + 8 11.17n +.05
ANY LngTxEx
+ 3 + 10 10.54n +.04
AOH LT Tax Ex
+ 3 + 10 11.39n +.05
APA LngTxEx
+ 3 + 8 10.53n +.03
C Primecap r
+ 1 3 44.83n 1.13
CPrmcpCorInv r + 1 3 .. 9.03n .21
E REIT Idx r
9 20 10.99n .57
D Select Val r
+ 1 0 11.95n .19
AST Corp
+1 0
9.76n +.02
A+ST Federal
0 + 4 +16 10.87n +.01
A ST Tax Exempt
0 + 2 15.82n +.01
A+ST Treas
0 + 3 +15 10.93n +.02
C+Star
0 + 1 0 14.39n .19
E Strategic Eq
1 6 19 11.54n .39
StratSmInv
3 7 .. 11.82n .46
B TargRet2005
0 +2
9.68n .07
TargRet2010
0 + 1 .. 17.54n .20
BTargRet2015
1 + 1 0 9.50n .13
TargRet2020
1 0 .. 16.46n .26
C TargRet2025
1 1
9.19n .16
TargRet2030
1 2 .. 15.39n .31
D+TargRet2035
1 2
9.15n .20
TargRet2040
1 2 .. 14.97n .32
D+TargRet2045
1 2
9.47n .19
B+TargRetInc
0 +3
9.53n .04
D TxMd Sm Cp r 5 9 16.64n .66
BTxMgd Bal r
+ 1 + 3 0 16.32n .13
D TxMgd G&I r
1 5 14 19.39n .42
CTxMgd Intl r
2 0
8.56n .24
DTxMgdCap r
1 4 12 21.18n .47
E US Growth
1 8 18 12.15n .24
DUS Value
2 4 19 7.80n .18
AWellesley Inc 1 + 5 18.26n .07
B Wellington
0 + 4 24.35n .26
E Windsor
0 0 25 9.02n .18
DWindsor II
1 4 10 18.90n .38
Vantagepoint
$ 11.8 bil 8006697400
D500 Stk Indx II 1 5 14 6.64n .15
E Aggr Opportun + 2 4 12 6.43n .16
D Asset Alloc
1 3 15 5.20n .12
D Brd Mkt Indx II 1 5 11 7.01n .16
A+Core Bd Indx II + 1 + 7 +13 9.91n +.02
A+CrBdIdxI
+ 1 + 7 +13 9.86n +.02
DivfdAsset
+ 1 + 1 .. 9.40n +.01
DEquity Inc
+ 1 4 14 5.86n .12
E Growth
0 6 26 5.93n .13
DGrowth & Inc 1 6 18 6.37n .14
A InfProSecs
0 +3
9.91n +.09
D International 1 + 1 0 6.87n .18
A LowDuraBond + 1 + 3
9.41n +.03
C+MdlPtf TradGr + 2 + 1 16.93n ..
DMP AllEqGr
+ 2 1 15 13.38n ..
B MP CnsrvGr
+ 1 + 2 0 19.29n ..
CMP LngTmGr + 2 + 1 15.65n ..
B+MP SavOrntd + 1 + 2 20.81n ..
SelectVal
0 2 .. 6.04n .16
Victory Funds
$ 5.0 bil 8005393863
D+Divers Stk R
2 7 10.81n .29

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Rating
Chg Chg Tax% Value

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 7 Avg. Daily Vol 196,700 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +50%5 Prior Qtr +47%6 Last Qtr Sales +49%
4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/1

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

D DiversStk A
2 7 10 10.91 .29
D+DiversStk I
2 7 .. 7.60n .20
C+Estblsh Val R 1 + 1 17.36n .37
A+FundForInc A
0 +3
11.52 +.01
C+Sm Co Oppo A 3 5
18.05 .65
DSpec Val A
0 3
10.24 .26
Virtus Funds A
$ 4.4 bil 8002431574
C AltDivrsfd
0 5 .. 8.23 .16
C+Balance
0 1 12 10.15 .11
E CapGrow
0 3 29 10.17 .19
C+ForOpps
0 + 4 +26 16.61 .29
C+Inc&Grow
+1 0
6.76 .05
D MidCapVal
+ 1 5
14.33 .36
BMulSecSh
+ 2 2
3.83 +.01
E RlEsSec
10 21
16.01 .81
Virtus Funds C
$ 460 mil 8002431574
BMulSecSh
+ 2 1 10 3.87n +.02
Virtus Funds I
$ 1.3 bil 8002431574
A Bond
+ 1 + 7 10.09n +.03
ForOpps
0 + 4 .. 16.61 .30
AShIntBd
+ 2 +5
9.56n +.03
D+ValEqty
2 3
8.31n .16
Waddell&Rd Adv
$ 15.5 bil 8003665465
D Accum A
+ 1 5
5.21 .10
A+AssetStr A
2 1 +59 6.84 .01
A Bond A
0 +4
5.93 +.01
B+Contl Inc A
1 1
6.54 .06
C+Core Inv A
2 6
3.98 .07
Energy A
+ 5 0 .. 8.32 .30
A Glbl Bond A
+ 1 + 3 +10 3.50 +.02
A+GovSecs A
0 + 6 +17 5.75 ..
C+High Inc A
+ 5 + 2 13 5.45 +.03
C+Intl Gr A
1 + 1 +14 6.61 .15
AMuni Bd A
+ 2 +6
6.71 +.02
C+Muni Hi Inc A + 3 4
3.91 +.02
D New Cpt A
3 6
5.78 .16
E Retire A
+ 1 5 23 5.06 .09
C Sci & Tech A
+ 1 +2
6.71 .07
D Sel Val A
1 0 12 8.09 .14
C SelDivOppA
0 6
10.92 .19
E Sm Cap A
4 6 15 7.67 .21
D Vanguard A
2 8
5.58 .09
Wasatch
$ 1.9 bil 8005511700
E Core Growth
1 3 26 18.78n .49
E Intl Growth
3 2 12 8.93n .09
E Micro Cap
1 13 31 2.81n .09
E SmallCapGr
3 4 22 20.04n .63
E SmallValue
+ 2 9 35 1.89n .07
A+US Treasury
6 + 26 +73 18.44n +.02
Weitz Funds
$ 1.9 bil 8002324161
E Hickory
+ 3 5 24 20.73n .60
Opportunity
+ 4 2 .. 6.43n .14
E Partner Val
+ 3 0 26 12.65n .30
A ShrtIntmInc
+ 1 + 5 +11 11.43 ..
E Value
+ 2 4 32 18.96n .50
Wells Fargo Advtg
$ 11.7 bil 8002228222
D AsiaPac Inv
2 0
6.48n .08
CCommonStk Z 1 4 11.79n .29
D DiscoverInv
+ 1 9 11 12.96n .20
A+GovtSecsAdv
0 + 6 +14 10.82 +.01
A+GovtSecsInv
0 + 6 +14 10.83 +.01
D+Growth Inv
0 7 0 17.28n .35
BHi Inc Inv
+ 4 +5
5.92n +.02
B+IntmdTx Adv + 3 + 3
9.91n +.03
E LgCoCoreI
+ 1 4 24 14.82n .29
E LgCoGrowInv
0 8 16 10.04n .19
DLgCpGr Inv
0 6 12 18.50n .35
D MidDisc Inv
1 1
13.43 .34
B MuniBondInv + 3 + 1
8.20n +.03
E Opport Inv
+ 3 5 19 22.34n .45
A ShtTrmBdInv
0 +2
8.11n +.02
D SmlCapVal Z
+ 2 + 4 18.49n .58
DSmlCoValInv 2 8 13 9.98n .34

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

ASTMuniBdInv + 1 + 1
9.34n ..
A Ult Sh Muni
0 +1
4.70 ..
B+UltInc Inv
0 3
8.00 ..
A UltShMuniInv
0 +1
4.70n ..
B WlthConsAl
+ 2 + 1 .. 8.97 +.01
E WlthGrowAl
+ 4 6 .. 7.39 +.03
E WlthGrowBal + 4 4 20 7.71 +.03
C WlthModBal
+ 3 2 .. 8.48 +.02
E WlthTactEq
+ 4 4 16 8.63 +.07
Wells Fargo Advtg A
$ 3.0 bil 8002228222
C Asset Alloc
2 1
14.53 .28
B CA Tax Free
+ 4 +8
10.00 +.05
E Endv Select
+ 1 7 15 6.31 .13
E Lg Co Grow
1 8 28 34.01 .96
D Sml Cap Val
+ 2 +4
18.21 .58
Wells Fargo Advtg Ad
$ 9.3 bil 8002228222
E Aggr Alloc
1 7 21 8.59n .19
D C&B Lrg Val
0 4 .. 5.70 .13
E CapitalGrow
0 8 .. 10.34 .20
B ConsrvAlloc
0 2 15.46n .06
E Divers Eq
1 5 22 18.90n .46
E Divers Sml
2 8 18 7.44n .26
BDJ Tgt 2020
1 + 2 0 10.80n .13
CDJ Tgt 2030
1 1
10.13 .18
E Endv Select
+ 1 7 .. 6.37 .13
A+Govt Secs
0 + 6 .. 10.82 +.01
D Growth Bal
0 6 19 17.70n .32
DIndex
1 5 16 32.22n .71
DIntl Equity
1 0 11 7.55n .17
DIntl Value
0 + 1 .. 9.66n .18
E Lg Co Grow
1 8 27 32.39n .91
C+ModerateBal
0 4 12 14.63n .16
A+Sh Dur Gov
+ 1 + 2 +11 10.07n +.02
E Sm Co Grow
+ 1 7 32 13.47n .36
BSmCapOppor 3 6 20.55n .67
E Sml Co Val
2 11 25 7.05n .30
36 Mos Fund
Preformance
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
36 Mos
% % After Asset NAV Preformance
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg Rating Fund

CSml Growth
2 6
7.43n .31
B+Stable Inc
0 3
9.19n +.01
A+TotRetBd Ad
+ 1 + 6 +12 12.11n +.04
Wells Fargo Advtg D
$ 275 mil 8002228222
DC&B Mid Val
1 6 18 10.35n .30
Wells Fargo Advtg I
$ 3.8 bil 8002228222
E CapitalGrow
0 8 .. 10.42 .19
B+DJ Tgt 2010
0 + 5 .. 10.98 .06
BDJ Tgt 2020
0 + 2 .. 10.82n .12
CDJ Tgt 2030
1 1 .. 10.13n .18
D DJ Tgt 2040
1 2 .. 10.52 .23
E Endv Select
+ 1 7 .. 6.41n .14
A+Govt Secs
0 + 6 +15 10.81 +.01
CGrowth
0 7 18.30n .37
C Sml Growth
2 6 .. 7.53n .31
A+TotRetBd In
+ 1 + 7 +13 12.10n +.03
A Ult Sh Muni
0 +1
4.70n ..
WesMark Funds
$ 535 mil 8008641013
A+Govt Bond
+ 1 + 4 +14 10.08 ..
D Growth
0 1 19 8.98 .19
Westcore
$ 1.7 bil 8003922673
E Growth
0 7 20 7.80n .17
A Plus Bond
+ 1 +5
9.94n +.03
D Small Value
4 10 .. 7.55n .30
Western Asset
$ 13.7 bil 6268449400
B Core Bond I
+ 2 +3
9.19n .01
BCoreBdFiInt
+ 2 +3
9.19n .01
B CorePlBdInt
+ 2 +4
8.81n +.01
B CorePlusBdI
+ 2 +4
8.81n +.01
D HiYld I
+ 6 0 22 6.34n +.03
A InflPlsBd I
+ 1 +4
9.61n +.09
AIntermdBd
+ 3 + 7 0 9.50n +.05
Westport Funds

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net
% % After Asset NAV
Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

$ 732 mil 8885937878

D+Sel Cap I
0 3 16.11n .17
D+Sel Cap R
0 3 15.75n .17
William Blair I
$ 3.9 bil 8006352886
E EmgMktGrIns 1 7 .. 7.49n .06
D Growth
0 7
7.33n .11
E InstIntlEq
1 1 .. 7.36n .20
E InstIntlGr
1 4
8.61n .21
E InstIntlSmG
1 7 .. 6.63n .12
E Intl Growth
1 4 13.33n .32
E IntlEquity
1 1 .. 8.34n .23
E Sm Cp Gr
+ 2 9 30 12.33n .22
William Blair N
$ 2.2 bil 8006352886
E Intl Growth
1 4 13.05n .32
Wilmington
$ 1.6 bil 8003369970
D MltMgrIntlI
1 2
4.88n .11
B+MltMgRlAstI
0 6 +36 11.52n ..
DMltMgrLgCpI 1 6 16 8.27n .18
AMuniBdInstl
+ 3 + 8 12.39n +.04
A+ShIntmBdIns + 1 + 9 +15 10.47n +.03
WM Group A
$ 354 mil 8002225852
D+W Coast Eq
3 6
26.61 .72
E WnslwGGInv + 4 8 33 9.37 .34
World Funds
$ 536 mil 8005279525
BEpochGlbEqI
1 0 .. 11.42n .17
D+EpocIntlSmI
+ 1 + 1 +37 11.32 .19

YZ
Yacktman Funds
$ 360 mil 8005258258
C+Yacktman
+ 3 4 11 9.96 .22
Yieldquest Funds
$ 158 mil 8009723868
TR Bd Inst
+ 5 + 4 .. 7.46n +.01
ZacksMktNA
0 1 .. 14.57 +.01

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV 36 Mos Fund

% % After Asset Chg Preformance
Chg Chg Tax% Value
Rating

2009 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAV

% % After Asset Chg
Chg Chg Tax% Value

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B6

FUTURES

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

Season
Open
High Low
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.
For Friday, January 9, 2009

Season
High Low

0.0983 0.0699 Mar 09 17,432 0.0722 0.0726 0.0714 0.0724 +0.00020

0.0974 0.0675 Jun 09
75 0.0710 0.0724 0.0710 0.0710 +0.00020
Est. Vol. 2,314 Vol. 6,136 open int 17,512 +524

Grains
WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
1275.0 471.00 Mar 09 131,439 626.75 632.00 612.50
1200.0 484.25 May 09 29,354 641.25 644.75 625.50
1140.8 497.00 Jul 09 53,040 650.50 655.75 636.50
1126.0 522.75 Sep 09 16,756 672.25 675.00 660.00
1155.8 542.00 Dec 09 25,601 691.00 693.25 676.50
1112.0 550.00 Jul 10 5,077 713.75 715.00 703.25
1030.0 576.75 Dec 10 1,080 730.00 735.25 726.25
Est. Vol. 92,787 Vol. 49,689 open int 263,349 +2,340

629.50
642.25
653.25
672.75
692.25
712.75
735.25

816.00 305.50 Mar 09 351,989 409.50 418.25 407.50

822.00 315.75 May 09 109,165 420.00 428.75 417.50
826.00 325.25 Jul 09 125,133 430.75 438.50 428.00
763.75 335.75 Sep 09 30,371 442.25 447.25 439.25
707.00 349.25 Dec 09 148,412 453.50 460.75 450.75
711.25 362.00 Mar 10 10,902 466.50 471.00 463.00
713.25 371.50 May 10 842 471.75 475.50 470.50
714.50 377.25 Jul 10 5,417 478.75 482.00 478.00
480.75 374.50 Sep 10
57 463.50 465.75 463.50
705.00 366.25 Dec 10 28,611 466.00 471.00 463.00
660.00 385.75 Dec 11
781 474.00 479.00 473.00
Est. Vol. 416,904 Vol. 143,842 open int 812,006 +151

JAPANESE YEN (IMM) 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen

+17.0
+16.8
+17.0
+16.5
+16.5
+17.0
+16.5

CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

410.75
421.25
431.50
441.25
454.25
466.00
473.25
479.00
465.75
465.75
473.75

+4.00
+4.00
+4.00
+3.75
+4.00
+4.00
+3.75
+4.00
+4.50
+4.50
+2.50

OATS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel

1.1492 0.8961 Mar 09 108,762 1.0970 1.1102 1.0915 1.1060 +0.0102

1.1509 0.9158 Jun 09 3,741 1.1028 1.1109 1.0941 1.1071 +0.0099
1.1525 0.9286 Sep 09
37 1.0985 1.1092 1.0975 1.1083 +0.0097
Est. Vol. 59,582 Vol. 98,432 open int 112,568 +3,968

SWISS FRANC (IMM) 125,000 francs, $ per franc

Season
High Low

224.25
238.25
248.00
272.75

2200.0 795.00 Dec 09 7,802 1139.0 1165.5 1112.0 1137.3

2149.5 888.80 Jan 10
14 1136.0 1137.8 1136.0 1137.8
Est. Vol. 9,762 Vol. 20,193 open int 86,202 282

+22.8 S&P
MINI INDEX (CME) 50 x
+22.8 1540.0 737.25 Mar 09 2,373,225 909.25 914.75 882.75 885.50
1441.1 741.25 Jun 09 17,372 905.50 910.50 880.00 882.25
MINI SILVER (CBOT) 1,000 oz. cents per oz. 1342.0 741.70 Sep 09 308 899.75 905.75 878.75 878.75
2115.6 855.00 Mar 09 2,703 1130.1 1161.7 1096.8 1125.5 +11.9 Est. Vol. 4,113,706 Vol. 1,780,398 open int 2,390,934 +13,230
MIDCAP 400 (CME) 500 x
2123.9 883.10 May 09
86 1132.5 1160.9 1100.0 1128.9 +13.9 S&P
2140.0 884.50 Jul 09
76 1135.5 1147.4 1102.0 1132.7 +21.3 919.50 411.90 Mar 09 3,634 546.25 546.25 524.00 526.80
na 538.90 538.90 536.80 536.80
2137.5 885.80 Sep 09
3 1145.0 1145.0 1135.9 1135.9 +22.8 791.80 420.10 Dec 09
na 538.90 538.90 536.80 536.80
2146.1 867.00 Dec 09
266 1115.0 1137.3 1115.0 1137.3 +22.8 565.60 511.00 Mar 10
Est. Vol. 2 Vol. 118 open int 3,634 70
Est. Vol. 2,732 Vol. open int 3,232 8

HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) 25,000 lbs. cents per lb.

230.00
239.50
249.00
273.50

Oils

HEATING OIL (NYM) 42,000 gal, cents per gal

Meats
CATTLE

428.60 121.36 Feb 09 46,197 146.74 154.67 143.88 148.77

(CME)

40,000

lbs.

cents

117.65 80.60 Feb 09 82,836 83.60 83.90 82.85

119.20 82.40 Apr 09 65,744 87.30 87.55 86.55
116.70 78.60 Jun 09 35,059 85.80 86.15 84.85
117.50 78.07 Aug 09 17,205 86.25 86.90 85.72
118.50 81.25 Oct 09 5,587 89.75 90.55 89.40
119.00 83.85 Dec 09 2,853 91.80 92.50 91.40
110.00 85.90 Feb 10
728 92.00 93.20 92.00
91.00 90.80 Jun 10
na 91.00 91.00 91.00
Est. Vol. 32,459 Vol. 64,493 open int 210,013 7,556

per
83.10
86.82
85.70
86.70
90.07
92.22
92.80
91.00

FEEDER CATTLE (CME) 50,000 lbs. cents per lb.

118.10 85.45 Jan 09 2,734 93.45 94.47
118.05 84.10 Mar 09 11,874 92.50 93.40
118.25 85.37 Apr 09 2,578 93.67 94.55
118.25 86.50 May 09 2,127 95.22 96.10
113.17 88.25 Aug 09 1,067 97.42 98.05
109.85 89.00 Sep 09
127 97.87 98.20
102.00 88.50 Oct 09
56 97.80 98.05
101.70 89.15 Nov 09
29 98.00 98.05
Est. Vol. 1,162 Vol. 4,444 open int 20,592 +484

93.45
92.25
93.65
95.10
97.42
97.87
97.70
97.80

94.10
92.67
94.00
95.60
97.67
97.90
97.70
97.90

425.00 125.70 Apr 09 23,981 148.69 153.05 145.60

421.25 127.73 May 09 18,517 151.00 152.77 147.50
414.25 130.08 Jun 09 23,406 152.67 156.50 148.94
413.25 133.56 Jul 09 11,098 155.40 157.50 152.00
413.75 136.86 Aug 09 5,185 158.93 160.50 155.75
414.80 140.06 Sep 09 8,829 162.10 163.75 159.33
416.10 142.66 Oct 09 4,447 164.37 166.07 162.00
417.35 145.26 Nov 09 2,627 167.59 170.00 164.20
436.25 147.86 Dec 09 14,657 169.15 171.50 166.87
419.35 150.36 Jan 10 4,015 172.00 172.82 169.20
418.50 152.46 Feb 10 3,423 174.00 175.00 171.60
402.60 164.41 Dec 10 9,174 183.60 186.77 183.60
Est. Vol. 53,480 Vol. 110,457 open int 225,474 1,072

62.45
68.60
80.42
80.75
81.15
79.20
71.10
69.20
71.40

+0.03
0.45
0.55
0.80
0.52
0.27
0.10
...
+0.40

Woods And Fibers

LUMBER (CME) 110,000 bd. ft. $ per 1,000 bd. ft.
298.00 161.10 Jan 09
679 162.00 166.00
305.00 176.00 Mar 09 5,296 177.10 181.10
303.50 189.50 May 09 1,535 193.00 196.80
305.00 202.70 Jul 09
383 208.00 209.40
298.50 205.00 Sep 09
111 215.90 218.80
Est. Vol. Vol. 1,059 open int 8,033 +199

COTTON 2

(NYBT)

162.00
177.10
193.00
207.70
214.80

50,000 lbs.

84.95
85.60
85.50
84.50

83.40
83.55
85.10
83.40

83.57
83.55
85.30
84.15

Foods
COCOA

10

metric

tons

(NYBT)

37,500

lbs.

per

2585.0
2579.0
2570.0
2546.0
2511.0
2487.0
2476.0

cents

181.60 102.15 Mar 09 72,370 114.05 119.50 113.75

181.50 105.00 May 09 27,540 116.00 121.60 116.00
181.60 107.60 Jul 09 8,586 118.50 123.55 118.50
183.15 110.00 Sep 09 4,587 119.50 125.25 119.50
189.00 113.50 Dec 09 7,334 123.80 128.05 123.80
188.65 117.25 Mar 10 3,696 126.60 130.80 126.60
190.40 119.25 May 10 424 130.55 132.70 130.45
191.60 123.05 Sep 10
315 133.85 136.00 133.75
Est. Vol. 15,937 Vol. 12,217 open int 125,261 1,830

116.90
118.95
121.05
123.00
125.90
128.60
130.45
133.75

ton
31.0
28.0
19.0
13.0
11.0
4.00
+26.0

per

lb.
+3.45
+3.40
+3.40
+3.45
+3.50
+3.45
+3.40
+3.45

ORANGE JUICE (NYBT) 15,000 lbs. cents per lb.

177.00 67.10 Jan 09
72 78.00 78.00
153.20 67.10 Mar 09 22,582 77.55 78.25
153.20 71.95 May 09 3,131 81.60 81.60
146.30 75.85 Jul 09 1,446 84.15 84.55
150.20 79.85 Sep 09
296 89.00 89.55
Est. Vol. 570 Vol. 1,005 open int 27,954 +38

76.75
76.55
80.05
83.80
88.05

77.40
77.05
80.65
84.55
88.80

+1.00
0.35
0.30
0.10
0.05

SUGAR 14 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.

23.43 19.50 Mar 09 2,293 20.15 20.19 20.00 20.19
23.43 20.30 Jul 09 1,855 20.75 20.75 20.75 20.75
Est. Vol. Vol. 57 open int 7,626 +30

+0.06
...

SUGARWORLD 11 (NYBT) 112,000 lbs. cents per lb.

15.85 9.890 Mar 09 248,062 12.09 12.36 11.98
17.10 9.940 May 09 104,533 12.60 12.81 12.44
15.99 9.970 Jul 09 122,643 12.99 13.15 12.77
16.17 11.10 Oct 09 71,890 13.65 13.71 13.39
16.49 11.91 Mar 10 53,141 14.35 14.50 14.19
16.40 11.90 May 10 12,963 14.19 14.36 14.05
16.21 11.89 Jul 10 12,611 14.05 14.05 13.84
16.77 11.90 Mar 11 17,158 14.47 14.47 14.22
Est. Vol. 30,404 Vol. 65,470 open int 665,472 3,462

12.05
12.50
12.84
13.42
14.22
14.09
13.84
14.22

+0.02
0.01
0.03
0.02
0.02
+0.01
...
0.08

Metals
GOLD (CMX) 100 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
890.60 700.00 Jan 09
182 855.90 862.10 854.30
1045.0 688.00 Feb 09 190,237 856.10 869.30 845.00
886.90 838.00 Mar 09
76 857.40 868.50 846.20
1050.0 689.70 Apr 09 50,337 858.20 870.50 847.10
1035.0 508.00 Jun 09 31,187 859.00 871.80 848.40
1031.4 711.30 Aug 09 11,352 862.20 862.20 859.00
1060.0 522.40 Dec 09 14,575 861.00 867.90 860.30
1025.4 717.40 Feb 10 2,877 866.70 866.70 863.20
Est. Vol. 54,256 Vol. 129,472 open int 328,203 81

854.30
855.00
855.70
856.50
857.70
859.00
861.80
863.20

+0.40
+0.50
+0.50
+0.60
+0.50
+0.40
+0.30
+0.20

MINI GOLD (CBOT) 33.2 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.
1021.9 694.10 Feb 09 3,238 856.50 872.00
884.80 840.30 Mar 09
30 857.70 870.00
1024.9 702.00 Apr 09
309 858.80 870.50
1028.2 710.00 Jun 09
110 860.00 872.00
1040.0 717.00 Dec 09
45 863.00 864.20
Est. Vol. 7,921 Vol. open int 3,767 118

845.00
846.70
847.90
850.00
860.00

853.90
853.80
855.40
857.40
861.80

3.80
4.50
3.90
3.60
+0.30

PLATINUM (NYM) 50 troy oz. dollars per troy oz.

1547.5 761.50 Apr 09 17,808 1001.9 1010.0 979.50 1005.5
1010.5 799.40 Jul 09
234 1008.0 1010.5 990.20 1010.5
Est. Vol. 1,045 Vol. 1,734 open int 18,515 69

+10.9
+10.9

PALLADIUM (NYM) 100 troy oz dollars per oz

528.00 160.30 Mar 09 12,051 192.05 197.85 185.00 191.90
236.00 163.00 Jun 09
375 188.00 194.00 185.90 192.90
Est. Vol. 941 Vol. 367 open int 12,426 +87

6.30
6.30

SILVER (CMX) 5,000 troy oz. cents per troy oz.

2121.0
1169.0
2122.5
2130.0
2170.0
2137.4

875.50
921.50
851.00
865.00
750.00
885.80

per

49.32
49.85
51.20
55.67
58.97
59.97

Jan 09
Feb 09
Mar 09
May 09
Jul 09
Sep 09

135
16
51,739
6,776
9,465
3,175

1129.0
1150.0
1129.0
1132.0
1117.5
1133.5

1129.5
1158.0
1163.0
1162.5
1160.0
1137.5

1129.0
1130.8
1096.5
1100.0
1105.0
1133.5

1129.5
1130.8
1132.0
1133.7
1134.9
1135.9

+22.3
+22.3
+22.3
+22.6
+22.7
+22.8

S&P

COMP.

MINI

DOW

JONES

(CBOT)

$5

DJIA

30 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) $5 million pts. of 100 pct.

index

17.1
17.1
17.1

100

INDEX

(CME)

$100

2258.0 1041.5 Mar 09 21,409 1252.5 1256.0 1215.0 1221.5

2091.0 1043.3 Jun 09
9 1223.3 1223.3 1222.3 1222.3
1713.5 1047.8 Dec 09
na 1226.5 1226.5 1225.5 1225.5
Est. Vol. 3,156 Vol. 2,186 open int 21,418 +265

MINI

NASDAQ

$20

Discount Rate:

28.0 Secondary ........................................................................................1.00

28.0 Rate charged by Federal Reserve System on loans to deposito28.0 ry institutions

(NYBT)

28.0 Base interest rate charged by major U.S. commercial banks

28.0 on loans to corporations.
28.0

index Primary..............................................................................................0.50

Mini

(CME)

$50

788.00 403.10 Mar 09 15,928 492.70 494.30 480.55 480.55

Est. Vol. 655 Vol. open int 15,928 +152

NIKKEI

225

AVGS.

(CME)

$5

index Broker Call Loan Rate: ....................................................2.00

11.6 Rate charged on short-term loans to brokerage dealers
backed by securities.

nsa

Federal Funds Target Rate: ..........................................0.00-0.25

14700 7265.0 Mar 09 33,895 8915.0 9035.0 8735.0 8795.0 245.0 Rates on overnight loans among financial institutions.
14390 7265.0 Jun 09
na 8800.0 8800.0 8795.0 8795.0 245.0
9365.0 8565.0 Dec 09
na 8800.0 8800.0 8795.0 8795.0 245.0
Certificates of Deposit:
Est. Vol. 5,234 Vol. 10,515 open int 33,895 95
1 months ......................................................................................1.45
3 months ......................................................................................1.68
6 months ......................................................................................2.05
1 year ..........................................................................................2.53
US TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) $100,000 prin pts & 32nds of 100 pct
Interest rate paid by dealers for certificates of deposit based
141-25 109-22 Mar 09 726,117 134-00 134-14 132-00 133-04 +04 on the duration of the security.
140-12 108-24 Jun 09
989 132-28 133-04 131-04 131-27 +04
Est. Vol. 236,028 Vol. 153,938 open int 727,169 +2,576
Jumbo CDs:
10 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd
1 month........................................................................................1.56
128-22 108-27 Mar 09 1,026,810 126-06 126-11 124-28 125-18 +075
3 months ......................................................................................1.75
6 months ......................................................................................2.16
126-24 107-27 Jun 09
136 123-16 123-20 123-13 123-13 +075
1 year ..........................................................................................2.63
Est. Vol. 922,772 Vol. 509,916 open int 1,026,946 8,341

Financials

5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) $100,000 prinpts & 32nds & a half 32nd

+103 London Interbank Offered Rate:

3 months ..................................................................................... 1.35
6 months ..................................................................................... 1.69
1 year............................................................................................ 1.93
109-07 104-22 Mar 09 532,312 109-06 109-07 108-29 109-04 0.00000 The average of rates paid on dollar deposits.
109-02 104-22 Jun 09
1 108-26 108-31 108-19 108-19 0.00000
Est. Vol. 205,160 Vol. 156,988 open int 532,313 +24,309
120-19 107-31 Mar 09 992,809 119-27 119-30 119-04 119-21
Est. Vol. 427,105 Vol. 224,182 open int 992,809 +1,409

2 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) $200,000 prinpts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd

EURODOLLARS (IMM) $1 millionpts of 100 pct.

99.00 96.69 Jan 09 159,791 98.82 99.00 98.82 98.95
99.13 96.69 Feb 09 11,260 98.98 99.13 98.98 99.08
99.17 94.33 Mar 09 1,266,880 99.03 99.17 99.03 99.11
99.17 94.31 Jun 09 1,036,950 99.00 99.17 99.00 99.11
99.05 94.28 Sep 09 873,690 98.88 99.05 98.86 98.99
98.88 91.40 Dec 09 743,326 98.70 98.88 98.69 98.81
98.74 94.23 Mar 10 613,078 98.58 98.74 98.56 98.67
98.47 92.25 Jun 10 363,816 98.34 98.47 98.31 98.41
98.25 92.22 Sep 10 336,996 98.11 98.22 98.07 98.16
98.11 94.11 Dec 10 280,545 97.87 97.97 97.83 97.91
98.06 94.09 Mar 11 181,430 97.75 97.83 97.72 97.78
97.94 94.06 Jun 11 180,050 97.61 97.69 97.57 97.64
97.84 92.75 Sep 11 121,934 97.52 97.60 97.47 97.54
97.77 93.99 Dec 11 102,848 97.43 97.51 97.38 97.44
97.75 93.97 Mar 12 87,348 97.40 97.48 97.35 97.42
97.72 93.94 Jun 12 59,203 97.36 97.43 97.31 97.38
97.69 93.92 Sep 12 69,099 97.33 97.39 97.28 97.34
97.63 93.89 Dec 12 51,774 97.25 97.33 97.20 97.27
97.61 92.73 Mar 13 38,732 97.20 97.30 97.19 97.25
97.57 92.67 Jun 13 28,624 97.16 97.24 97.14 97.19
97.50 93.81 Sep 13 27,318 97.11 97.17 97.06 97.13
97.41 92.80 Dec 13 21,154 97.00 97.06 96.95 97.02
97.44 93.86 Mar 14 15,587 96.91 97.03 96.91 96.98
97.34 93.13 Jun 14
9,006 96.85 96.97 96.84 96.92
97.29 93.81 Sep 14
7,749 96.78 96.90 96.78 96.85
97.20 93.78 Dec 14
7,874 96.70 96.79 96.69 96.74
97.18 93.76 Mar 15
9,004 96.64 96.75 96.64 96.70
97.15 93.74 Jun 15
3,168 96.61 96.70 96.61 96.66
97.12 93.72 Sep 15
3,075 96.56 96.67 96.56 96.61
97.06 93.59 Dec 15
3,384 96.47 96.60 96.47 96.55
97.02 93.66 Dec 16
3,196 96.36 96.48 96.35 96.44
Est. Vol. 1,691,140 Vol. 1,845,056 open int 6,732,516 +39,973

+0.135
+0.125
+0.09
+0.10
+0.11
+0.115
+0.105
+0.085
+0.055
+0.035
+0.03
+0.03
+0.03
+0.03
+0.035
+0.04
+0.045
+0.05
+0.055
+0.06
+0.065
+0.07
+0.07
+0.07
+0.07
+0.07
+0.07
+0.07
+0.07
+0.07
+0.065

index
+1.12
+1.09

lb. AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per A $

1.10
1.02
1.04
1.07
0.87
0.92

0.9523 0.5993 Mar 09 37,932 0.7064 0.7080 0.6969 0.6998 0.0053

0.9409 0.5996 Jun 09
104 0.6950 0.7022 0.6938 0.6960 0.0053
Est. Vol. 15,249 Vol. 31,609 open int 38,214 +228

BRITISH POUND (IMM) 62,500 pounds, $ per pound

2.077 1.4329 Mar 09 73,425 1.5203 1.5330 1.5097 1.5109 0.0096
1.9849 1.4355 Jun 09 1,364 1.5209 1.5306 1.5086 1.5093 0.0100
1.9499 1.4379 Sep 09
6 1.5233 1.5282 1.5093 1.5093 0.0101
Est. Vol. 104,872 Vol. 71,365 open int 74,815 1,540

CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr

250

1638.8 737.00 Mar 09 483,426 911.80 915.80 883.00

1648.3 736.10 Jun 09 9,802 905.70 905.70 881.70
1657.8 732.70 Sep 09
578 902.20 902.20 878.20
1559.5 732.70 Dec 09
24 900.20 900.20 875.70
Est. Vol. 3,372 Vol. 28,535 open int 493,830 +3,908

INDEX

(CME)

885.50
882.20
878.70
875.70

1.0927 0.7693 Mar 09 47,900 0.8475 0.8485 0.8348 0.8420 0.0037

index 1.0173 0.7716 Jun 09 2,102 0.8447 0.8508 0.8359 0.8426 0.0037
21.2
21.5
21.5
22.5

Money Rates

index Prime Rate: ........................................................................3.25

1000

INDE

+0.0080
...
...
0.0050
0.0050
0.0050
0.01
0.015
0.0050

2258.0 1021.0 Mar 09 225,984 1221.0 1256.3 1216.0 1221.5

2091.0 1043.3 Jun 09 1,659 1222.3 1253.0 1217.5 1222.3
1713.5 1047.8 Dec 09
12 1249.5 1249.5 1225.5 1225.5
Est. Vol. 245,211 Vol. 256,858 open int 227,662 1,528

RUSSELL

100

99.87
99.82
99.80
99.78
99.76
99.73
99.67
99.61
99.44

index

13084 7400.0 Mar 09 60,385 8592.0 8749.0 8511.0 8523.0 173.0

11865 7407.0 Jun 09
567 8599.0 8721.0 8482.0 8482.0 174.0
Est. Vol. 215,698 Vol. 159,181 open int 60,767 +432

NASDAQ

Euro

1.5816 1.2327 Mar 09 115,451 1.3671 1.3722 1.3375 1.3400 0.0294

1.5740 1.2344 Jun 09 1,021 1.3600 1.3682 1.3349 1.3366 0.0295
21.2
1.5674 1.2452 Sep 09
890 1.3459 1.3459 1.3340 1.3348 0.0295
21.4 Est. Vol. 175,740 Vol. 181,960 open int 117,409 3,208
21.4

index

99.88 95.64 Jan 09 67,921 99.87 99.88 99.86

99.85 95.64 Feb 09 63,849 99.83 99.83 99.81
99.82 95.64 Mar 09 39,168 99.81 99.81 99.79
99.81 95.64 Apr 09 39,625 99.80 99.81 99.78
99.78 95.64 May 09 48,842 99.77 99.78 99.75
99.76 95.64 Jun 09 21,641 99.74 99.76 99.72
DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average 99.70 95.64 Jul 09 19,738 99.68 99.70 99.66
13084 7439.0 Mar 09 11,713 8704.0 8745.0 8515.0 8523.0 173.0 99.65 95.64 Aug 09 14,466 99.63 99.65 99.60
11910 7407.0 Jun 09
17 8650.0 8650.0 8482.0 8482.0 174.0 99.50 96.17 Nov 09 27,152 99.44 99.48 99.42
Est. Vol. 92,210 Vol. 44,755 open int 368,307 +3,589
Est. Vol. 1,389 Vol. 1,344 open int 11,730 +27

+0.90
+4.00
+1.50 US DOLLAR INDEX (NYBT) 1000 x
+0.30 89.20 72.50 Mar 09 12,383 82.52 83.47 82.08 83.45
1.20 89.72 73.29 Jun 09 2,414 83.48 83.99 83.48 83.99
Est. Vol. 1,471 Vol. 3,585 open int 14,797 350

Indexes

(NYBT)

3228.0 1884.0 Mar 09 60,216 2635.0 2674.0 2569.0

3214.0 1910.0 May 09 24,860 2624.0 2663.0 2569.0
3220.0 1932.0 Jul 09 12,447 2604.0 2635.0 2555.0
3237.0 1950.0 Sep 09 7,455 2580.0 2611.0 2529.0
3217.0 1961.0 Dec 09 10,585 2538.0 2568.0 2494.0
3188.0 1977.0 Mar 10 2,831 2502.0 2533.0 2487.0
3188.0 1982.0 May 10 1,570 2515.0 2518.0 2476.0
Est. Vol. 4,270 Vol. 9,663 open int 120,231 +1,393

COFFEE

162.10
181.00
195.50
208.70
216.80

cents

86.81 39.23 Mar 09 72,638 50.67 50.90 49.18

88.38 40.25 May 09 20,586 51.00 51.38 49.70
1.08
89.56 41.21 Jul 09 18,184 52.24 52.70 51.06
0.10
101.50 45.25 Dec 09 16,791 56.70 57.20 55.56
+0.05
100.50 49.02 Mar 10 169 59.50 59.50 58.97
+0.85
101.00 50.02 May 10 109 60.25 60.25 59.97
Est. Vol. 1,765 Vol. 12,561 open int 130,378 +1,239

PORK BELLIES (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.

105.05 79.30 Feb 09
657 83.80
104.30 79.30 Mar 09 153 84.50
105.50 82.05 May 09 230 85.50
104.00 83.25 Jul 09
143 83.40
Est. Vol. 27 Vol. 60 open int 1,185 7

150.27
151.72
153.52
156.42
159.77
163.07
166.07
168.47
170.77
172.82
174.62
186.77

+0.60
+0.42
+0.50
+0.68 NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) 42,000 gallons dollars per gallon
+0.67 3.580 0.8260 Feb 09 66,782 1.0924 1.1165 1.0571 1.1112 +0.023
+0.55 3.613 0.8708 Mar 09 41,169 1.1383 1.1612 1.1033 1.1577 +0.024
+0.65 3.753 1.0093 Apr 09 20,592 1.2801 1.2969 1.2447 1.2952 +0.024
+0.40 3.757 1.0442 May 09 12,566 1.3065 1.3219 1.2732 1.3207 +0.022
Est. Vol. 45,843 Vol. 65,766 open int 192,857 1,315

HOGS LEAN (CME) 40,000 lbs. cents per lb.

85.45 58.85 Feb 09 56,733 63.15 63.15 62.35
92.50 66.50 Apr 09 43,837 69.35 69.85 68.47
98.50 74.00 May 09 1,781 80.50 80.50 79.82
100.25 76.35 Jun 09 32,797 81.40 81.75 80.32
98.85 74.65 Jul 09 5,914 81.55 81.75 80.60
96.00 72.70 Aug 09 4,716 79.30 79.75 78.82
94.00 66.70 Oct 09 3,356 71.10 71.52 70.80
90.05 65.30 Dec 09 1,021 69.50 69.50 68.80
84.00 67.50 Feb 10
85 71.22 71.50 71.22
Est. Vol. 37,634 Vol. 50,361 open int 150,316 3,840

3.19
3.19
3.29
3.24
3.14
3.14
3.04
2.99
2.79
2.69
2.64
2.64
2.79
2.44

lb. 428.50 123.96 Mar 09 35,663 147.41 155.55 144.57 149.42

0.05
0.13
+0.33
+0.60
+0.95
+1.02
+0.30
+0.20

1.0111 0.8172 Mar 09 25,693 0.9147 0.9189 0.8940 0.8977 0.0180

1.0103 0.8219 Jun 09
362 0.8958 0.9200 0.8958 0.8992 0.0182
0.0184

1.0067 0.8265 Sep 09

6 0.9191 0.9205 0.9008 0.9008
Open
Est. Vol. 24,391 Vol. 34,640 open int 26,065 105
Interest Open High Low Close Chg. EURO
125,000
Euros,
$
per

Open
Season
Interest Open High Low Close Chg. High Low

402.00 125.05 Jan 09

922 154.50 154.55 146.00 154.55 +8.25
+7.00
400.00 125.95 Feb 09 1,957 154.75 155.60 148.65 155.30 +8.10
+7.00
398.55 125.50 Mar 09 51,397 156.00 156.50 147.40 155.95 +8.05
+7.00
396.90 128.25 Apr 09 2,146 154.80 156.65 150.65 156.65 +7.95
+7.00
395.25 127.10 May 09 9,608 157.40 157.65 150.85 157.35 +8.05
393.60 129.00 Jun 09 1,014 155.55 157.70 155.50 157.70 +8.10
SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel
391.95 129.90 Jul 09 2,653 156.00 158.70 154.70 158.05 +8.00
1649.0 776.25 Jan 09 2,713 1030.8 1040.3 993.50 1037.5 +48.5
390.30 130.50 Aug 09 919 156.15 158.40 156.10 158.40 +7.95
1653.5 779.25 Mar 09 163,749 1028.8 1040.0 993.00 1036.0 +46.5
388.65 129.55 Sep 09 1,729 152.75 158.55 152.75 158.55 +7.75
1644.5 786.50 May 09 33,401 1038.0 1049.0 1002.0 1045.5 +45.5
383.70 131.15 Dec 09 2,066 154.35 159.05 153.30 158.95 +7.45
1650.0 796.00 Jul 09 32,887 1048.3 1059.0 1015.5 1056.3 +45.3
382.05 132.25 Jan 10
538 153.45 159.05 153.35 159.05 +7.35
1640.0 807.00 Aug 09 1,562 1052.8 1056.0 1047.0 1056.0 +42.5
Est. Vol. 25,470 Vol. 19,769 open int 76,971 56
1600.0 803.00 Sep 09 1,064 1036.0 1042.0 1026.5 1042.0 +36.0
1557.5 796.50 Nov 09 40,822 1019.0 1034.5 1003.5 1029.5 +28.5
1344.0 802.00 Jan 10
515 1026.0 1035.0 1020.0 1035.0 +27.5
1555.5 809.75 Nov 10 5,266 1032.0 1040.0 1025.0 1040.0 +25.3 LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) 1,000 bbl. dollars per bbl.
Est. Vol. 164,812 Vol. 149,522 open int 282,548 +3,074
146.93 35.13 Feb 09 207,749 40.00 42.70 39.38 40.83 0.87
SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons dollars per ton 148.12 38.00 Mar 09 207,159 45.17 47.40 44.41 46.07 0.44
433.00 235.40 Jan 09 1,411 311.90 316.00 307.90 315.80 +16.8 148.50 39.82 Apr 09 69,643 49.23 50.28 47.50 49.11 0.34
434.00 235.00 Mar 09 58,766 310.90 315.00 298.60 314.50 +16.2 146.69 41.25 May 09 45,945 50.71 52.27 49.79 51.21 0.22
434.00 237.00 May 09 19,650 311.90 316.30 304.60 315.90 +15.8 147.50 42.51 Jun 09 105,274 52.18 53.22 51.26 52.75 0.08
435.50 239.90 Jul 09 16,412 315.80 319.00 306.70 318.50 +15.5 147.40 43.67 Jul 09 45,202 54.13 54.30 52.72 54.13 +0.04
431.50 242.00 Aug 09 5,056 317.10 318.30 314.10 318.30 +14.6 146.39 45.02 Aug 09 26,750 54.67 55.22 53.84 55.22 +0.11
426.40 242.00 Sep 09 3,667 312.00 314.80 306.50 314.80 +11.8 145.96 45.99 Sep 09 19,327 56.02 56.30 54.80 56.17 +0.15
400.00 231.30 Dec 09 10,710 301.60 305.00 297.50 305.00 +9.00 145.79 46.95 Oct 09 19,011 56.15 57.04 56.05 57.04 +0.18
Est. Vol. 51,337 Vol. 45,166 open int 118,516 +950
145.62 47.89 Nov 09 15,962 57.50 57.91 57.05 57.87 +0.21
SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs cents per lb 146.73 48.53 Dec 09 96,908 58.44 58.80 57.23 58.69 +0.24
74.04 28.16 Jan 09 3,701 36.45 36.58 35.79 36.50 +0.98 145.21 49.62 Jan 10 18,650 58.50 59.48 58.50 59.48 +0.25
74.18 28.52 Mar 09 104,912 36.56 37.16 35.78 36.72 +0.94 144.87 51.13 Mar 10 13,304 60.04 60.98 59.60 60.98 +0.28
71.90 28.89 May 09 27,170 36.93 37.44 36.24 37.09 +0.93 144.40 53.20 Jun 10 24,499 61.65 62.87 61.60 62.87 +0.31
71.90 29.23 Jul 09 24,771 37.32 37.84 36.52 37.46 +0.94 144.99 27.15 Dec 10 61,213 65.51 65.90 64.42 65.86 +0.45
71.50 29.50 Aug 09 5,542 37.95 37.95 37.37 37.65 +0.94 143.00 59.85 Dec 11 36,597 68.76 69.37 67.95 69.37 +0.60
71.20 29.70 Sep 09 3,651 37.81 38.23 37.05 37.83 +0.94 142.99 59.00 Dec 12 33,117 70.50 71.64 70.31 71.64 +0.76
70.50 29.80 Oct 09 3,956 37.82 38.00 37.82 38.00 +0.95 141.99 65.34 Dec 13 14,262 72.50 73.76 72.20 73.76 +0.99
70.00 30.00 Dec 09 19,096 38.14 38.58 37.52 38.25 +0.93 Est. Vol. 305,251 Vol. 629,765 open int 1,187,901 28,297
Est. Vol. 87,932 Vol. 81,971 open int 198,556 +857
NATURAL GAS (NYM) 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu
WHEAT (KBOT) 5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel 14.46 5.245 Feb 09 80,713 5.530 5.625 5.423 5.516 0.067
1275.0 501.00 Mar 09 39,729 640.50 655.00 637.00 651.00 +17.8 14.17 5.282 Mar 09 107,364 5.472 5.599 5.390 5.494 0.070
1255.0 513.00 May 09 11,499 655.00 662.50 651.00 662.50 +17.8 12.00 5.370 Apr 09 64,146 5.544 5.630 5.441 5.543 0.071
1135.0 519.75 Jul 09 19,598 664.50 673.00 658.00 672.75 +18.5 11.82 5.455 May 09 42,765 5.621 5.720 5.518 5.623 0.071
1125.0 530.50 Sep 09 3,790 677.00 683.75 677.00 683.75 +18.5 11.87 5.571 Jun 09 29,206 5.690 5.780 5.622 5.726 0.070
1135.0 549.50 Dec 09 8,386 695.00 701.25 695.00 701.25 +18.5 11.98 5.692 Jul 09 24,993 5.819 5.977 5.736 5.846 0.070
Est. Vol. 2,773 Vol. 9,778 open int 84,586 +50
12.04 5.800 Aug 09 21,823 5.906 6.077 5.854 5.944 0.070
ROUGH RICE (CBOT) 2,000 CWT dollars per CWT 12.06 5.850 Sep 09 17,716 6.001 6.128 5.910 6.001 0.071
22.38 12.77 Jan 09
322 15.00 15.08 14.96 15.08 +0.28 12.12 5.970 Oct 09 35,868 6.119 6.198 6.024 6.118 0.071
22.65 13.03 Mar 09 4,576 14.73 14.90 14.57 14.85 +0.255 12.40 6.370 Nov 09 16,364 6.540 6.585 6.487 6.568 0.061
22.78 11.96 May 09 562 14.70 15.02 14.70 15.02 +0.245 12.75 6.753 Dec 09 27,223 7.036 7.112 6.990 7.063 0.056
Est. Vol. 437 Vol. 427 open int 6,109 +52
Est. Vol. 53,605 Vol. 158,249 open int 695,494 +785
502.00 195.25 Mar 09 6,342 229.00 234.00
510.00 206.25 May 09 3,073 238.50 240.25
516.00 217.50 Jul 09 2,776 248.00 250.00
533.00 240.75 Dec 09 3,763 273.25 273.75
Est. Vol. 460 Vol. 415 open int 15,957 19

INVESTORS.COM

Open
Interest Open High Low Close Chg.

1.0145 0.7732 Sep 09 1,127 0.8456 0.8456 0.8368 0.8437 0.0040

0.9965 0.7733 Dec 09
582 0.8389 0.8438 0.8371 0.8438 0.0043
0.9683 0.7781 Mar 10 111 0.8418 0.8476 0.8384 0.8444 0.0043
Est. Vol. 26,297 Vol. 29,561 open int 51,822 534

MEXICAN PESO (IMM) 500,000 pesos, $ per peso

Copper Up 6% On Downside Surprise

In Payroll Cuts; Soy At 3-Month High
BY REUTERS

Soybean futures hit three-month

highs Friday, pulling along grains
like corn and wheat into a rally, as
dry weather in South America
raised worries about this years
crops.
Metals were another bright spot in
commodities as investors bought
copper and lead, as well as precious
metals like gold and silver, after
data showing latest job losses not as
bad as initially feared.
Fund buying of metals and a proposed massive economic stimulus
package by President-elect Obama
further aided sentiment in metals.
The oil market, however, reacted
bearishly to the highest jobless rate
in 16 years, suggestive of a deepening recession.
The Reuters-Jefferies CRB index,
a global commodities benchmark
that tracks 19 futures markets, rose
0.6% on the strength in grains and
metals, though the fall in crude oil
prices limited gains.
Soybeans for January delivery on
the Chicago Board of Trade rose
5%, or 50 1/2 cents, to a session high
of $10.40 1/2 a bushel before settling at $10.37 1/2, up 48 1/2 cents.
CBOT corn for March climbed
nearly 3%, or 11 1/2 cents, to a session high of $4.18 1/4 a bushel before closing up 4 cents at $4.10 3/4 a
bushel.
March wheat jumped 3%, or 18.5

Treasury Bill Auction Results:

3-months (as of Jan. 5) ........................................................0.150 FlourhardwinterKC cwt

6-months (as of Jan. 5) ........................................................0.320
Coffeeparanaexdock NYperlb.
Average discount rate for Treasury bills in minimum units
on $10,000.
Coffee medlinexdock NY perlb.

Cocoabeans IvoryCoast$metricton

Treasury Bill:

1-year, (as of Jan. 5) ..............................................................0.37 Cocoabutter Africanstyl$met ton

Annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for SugarNo. 11 cents perlb
constant maturity.
HogsSiouxFalls4750 pct 220270 lb

Feedercattle500600 lbOkl avcwt

Porkbellies1214 lbMidwest avcwt

For Friday, January 9, 2009

Bonds Summary

Issues traded
Advances
Declines
Unchanged

Cornoilcrude wet/drymill Chi.lb.

SoybeanoilcrudeDecatur lb.

Spot Prices
Food

Fri

Thu Metals

01/09
16.35
107.61
138.50
2977
7066
12.95
37.00
94.25
72.00

01/08
16.35
107.61
138.50
3008
7150
12.90
37.00
94.25
72.00

3.98
10.28
297.80
4.99
7.95
5.86
2.30

3.94
9.81
297.80
4.82
7.89
5.74
2.23

Grains
Domestic
Fri
Thu
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0

All Issues
Fri
Thu
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0

CornNo. 2 yellowChi processorbid

SoybeansNo. 1 yellow
SoybeanMealCenIll 48pctproteinton
WheatNo. 2 Chi soft
WheatN.1 dk 14pcproMpls.
WheatNo. 2 hard KC.
OatsNo. 2 heavyorBetter

Key Commodity Futures

cents, to an intraday peak of $6.31 a

bushel. It finished up 17 cents at
$6.29 1/2 a bushel.
The markets are still watching
what the weather is like in South
America for both soybeans and
corn, said Justin Wilks, a director
at Global Commodities in Australia.
Unusually dry weather in recent
months in Argentina the worlds
No. 3 soybean exporter and No. 1
soymeal and soyoil producer has
raised concerns about crop output
from there.
There were fairly dry conditions
during the planting period and we
are at early crop-development stage,
soitsa little bit criticalon the weather, Wilks said.
In industrial metals, copper for
March delivery rose 8.6 cents, or
6%, to a session high of $1.5650 a
pound on the Comex metals division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. It settled at $1.5595 a
pound, up 8.05 cents.
In precious metals, gold for February delivery rose $14.80, or 1.7%, to
an intraday peak of $869.30 an
ounce. It, however, pared most of
the days gains to close just 50 cents
up at $855 an ounce.
Analysts said metals were helped
by employment data showing a loss
of 524,000 nonfarm jobs in December, vs. market expectations for a
cut of 600,000 or more jobs.
On the energy front, crude for February delivery fell 87 cents to $40.83
a barrel.

AluminumperlbN.Y. Merc Spot

CopperCathodefull plate
SilverHandy & Harman
Platinumpertroyoz. NY(contract)
PlatinumMerc spotper troyoz.
Steelscrap No. 1 heavygrosston

.24
.34

.24
.34

.7230
1.5180
11.315
985.00
1000.50
221.40

.7180
1.5495
11.085
1000.00
989.60
221.40

854.00
847.25
847.25
849.34
854.30

off1.75
off8.50
off8.50
off8.51
up0.40

44.91

46.05

Gold
Londonmorningfixing
Londonafternoon fixing
NYHandy & Harman
NYEngelhard
NYMerc. spotmonth

Textiles & Fibers

Cotton1116in. strict low middling

Raw Products
NaturalGasHenry Hub, $permmbtu
5.59
5.83
aAsked,bBid, nNormal, rRevised,nqNot Quoted,
n.a.NotAvailable.

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

MAKING MONEY

B7

RELEVANT FACTS,
RULES & SKILLS

INVESTORS CORNER

NYSE + Nasdaq Stocks On The Move

A Little Math Can Save You A Lot Of Cash

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

BY PATRICK CAIN
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

The math is simple:

Base + low handle = probable failure.
And knowing if a handle is in the
upper or lower part of the base is
basic math, too.
Sometimes, you can tell right
away if a handle formed high
enough. But sometimes, youre better off grabbing a calculator.
Heres how you do the math.
00 Step One: Find the top of the
base.
A base begins the first down week
after the stocks previous high.
00 Step Two: Find the low of the
base.
Finding the bottom is pretty easy,
just look for the lowest point in the
currentcorrection and use the intraday low from that day.
00 Step Three: Find the midpoint
of the base:
Take the high, add it to the low
and divide by two. Thats your midpoint.
00 Step Four: Identify the handle.
A handle must be at least five days
in duration and typically more than
a week or two.
00 Step Five: Find the midpoint of
the handle.
Just like you did with the base,
take the high of the handle, which is
the highest price in that area of the
pattern. Then find the low, which is
the lowest intraday price in the handle. Add the two prices and divide
by two. Thats the handles midpoint.
00 Step 6: Compare midpoints.
If the midpoint of the handle is
greater than the midpoint of the
base, then the handle is in the upper
half. If its lower, its a low handle.
The latter is more prone to failing.
Thats it. The math is simple, and
it could save you from making bad
trades, as history has shown low
handles fail more often.
Lets look at two examples to see
how the math differs and what the
results were.
In February 2004, Aksys formed
a double bottom with a handle.

30

Gol Intelligent Airlines

GOL Transportation-Airline

25

20
Handle

15

10

Volume
1,600,000
600,000
200,000
Sep 04

Dec

Mar 05 Jun

Sep

Dec

Mar 06

Daily Graphs available at investors.com/DGO/IC

The pattern started with three

weeks of sharp selling, but rebounded only to fall to another new low.
Then it bounced back again. Handles most often occur with cuptype bases, but they can also exist
with a double bottom. And thats exactly what happened with Aksys.
A closer examination, though,
should have warned investors.
The high of the base was 15.85.
The low was 6.50. That made the
bases midpoint 11.18.
The handles high was 9.97; its low
was 8.16. That set the midpoint at
9.07.
With the handles midpoint less
than the bases, the handle was too
low, or too risky.
Investors who bet on Aksys quickly found out how wrong they were.
In just seven weeks, the stock fell
40% from the buy point.
Gol Intelligent AirlinesGOL in
2005 formed a double bottom with
a handle that was proper.

The bases correction started in

August after hitting the high of
18.26 , adjusted for a stock split. It
rallied, then sank to 14.12 .
That set the double bottoms midpoint at 16.19. (Dont confuse this
midpoint with the middle peak in a
double bottom, which is usually
what determines the buy point.)
The stock hit the double bottoms
buy point, then fell 7.5%, which
shook out some investors.
It then formed a handle with a
high of 17.74 and a low of 16.45
. That made its midpoint 17.10.
That midpoint was greater than
the cups, so the handle was in the
upper half of the base.
The Brazil-based airline about
doubled from its buy point until it
started a new base in March 2006.
00 Note To Readers: Starting
today, Investors Corner will run on
the Making Money page, while The
Big Picture moves to A1.

Key Financial And Commodity Futures

SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING

EPS Rel Acc 52-Wk

6 Rnk Str Dis High NYSE Stock

SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING

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

91 87 76 C+ 71.59 IHSIncA o
99 94 98 B+ 106.8 ITTEduc o
99 83 94 C 61.57 DeVry o

IHS
ESI
DV

45.85 +5.80 1,440 +306 99 82 98 B 81.68 ApolloGrpA o APOL 85.27 +8.05 16,031 +413
98.13 +1.26 3,419 +231 99 91 95 B 69.81 CapellaE o
CPLA 58.45 +2.31 464 +51
56.20 +3.75 2,040 +109 99 89 96 B 47.94 QualtySys o
QSII 39.50 +1.13 509 +22

64 86 41 D
23 42 10 D+
99 97 99 B
83 20 96 B+
97 72 95 B
54 63 51 D
91 73 66 C
3 30 12 E
56 83 31 B
97 90 79 B+
68 44 69 D
94 95 74 C+
72 65 58 C+
76 85 44 C+
86 80 67 C+
98 79 89 B+
62 38 56 C+
35 59 34 C+
67 96 30 B
39 44 29 D
37 46 31 B
65 70 42 B
92 86 70 B
46 55 41 C+
45 22 54 C+
96 67 94 B
62 17 75 B
79 79 56 C+
94 60 95 B
31 65 22 D
71 83 61 C+
50 98 7 C+
92 87 68 B
49 75 38 D
63 94 41 B
64 79 42 D+
79 73 67 C+
58 70 43 D+
66 57 59 D
25 38 22 C+
80 78 64 D+
74 63 71 B
61 95 32 D+

CVS
IX
EBS
CHG
SF

25.69
27.52
23.72
46.93
39.78
26.97
80.12
32.18
22.40
41.35
25.78
26.04
37.80
30.57
32.54
26.90
38.41
23.21
23.40
48.15
40.44
31.10
32.69
42.02
39.38
63.97
43.44
50.95
23.20
22.57
23.90
100.1
43.01
22.55
37.89
38.30
49.76
21.69
50.45
28.29
29.65
26.15
29.06

44.29
99.46
27.00
52.36
60.61
53.27
127.5
128.4
49.98
54.35
39.98
41.23
70.00
54.75
46.19
41.90
73.76
44.50
78.44
108.5
77.33
61.57
49.23
74.24
71.50
74.51
62.00
76.92
27.45
64.15
40.75
558.7
67.96
40.00
112.4
76.87
86.91
44.85
69.50
90.83
44.25
39.00
88.24

CVSCare o
Orix
EmergBio o
CHEnergy
StifelFin o
Vail Resorts o
Entergy o
DeutschB o
Tiffany o
MedcoHlth o
Thomson o
WMSInds o
BkHawai
EsteeLdr A o
Aptargrp o
CRHPlc
TransAtl
Rogers
RelStlAl o
M&TBnk o
Hitachi
Kaydon
Moog A
BlackDckr o
CityNatl o
Landauer
MercuryG
Millipore o
Grtbatch o
CytecInd
I D E X Corp
RioTinto o
FactsetR o
Brady A
WhitingP o
DST Sys
Credicorp
Repsol o
KimbClark o
JonesLaL o
Clarcor
Walgrn o
Unit Corp o

MTN
ETR
DB
TIF
MHS
TRI
WMS
BOH
EL
ATR
CRH
TRH
ROG
RS
MTB
HIT
KDN
MOGA
BDK
CYN
LDR
MCY
MIL
GB
CYT
IEX
RTP
FDS
BRC
WLL
DST
BAP
REP
KMB
JLL
CLC
WAG
UNT

3.65 46,935
2.29 278
2.07 2,533
1.07 257
1.87 856
1.63 829
2.82 3,008
3.11 2,014
1.68 5,850
2.08 6,154
1.36 806
0.82 1,587
0.67 736
0.56 3,344
1.14 735
0.85 241
1.19 171
2.14 133
1.59 2,269
1.15 1,874
1.55 153
2.02 743
1.93 293
1.72 1,304
1.59 1,065
1.65 106
0.74 417
0.84 847
1.01 593
1.37 684
0.78 825
8.36 1,765
1.23 1,116
0.90 731
1.90 1,649
0.89 787
1.09 532
0.61 805
0.71 3,623
1.79 1,082
0.93 539
0.69 9,179
1.37 1,227

+331
+249
+246
+159
+119
+116
+79
+75
+74
+71
+64
+62
+56
+50
+48
+45
+44
+39
+38
+38
+38
+37
+37
+35
+34
+33
+33
+32
+31
+29
+29
+28
+27
+27
+26
+25
+24
+24
+23
+23
+22
+21
+21

99 85 98 B
75 80 50 D
69 83 40 E
98 92 96 C+
95 87 91 A
88 64 90 C
99 98 99 B
98 91 98 A
96 81 82 B
20 35 22 B
56 97 10 E
86 95 64 B
54 26 77 B
50 24 45 C+
67 77 63 C+
99 93 99 B
99 96 96 A
86 83 81 D+
60 81 31 C+
69 76 70 B+
98 89 98 A
67 62 62 D
71 85 49 C
79 75 69 C+
71 83 37 C+
98 77 98 B+
65 75 39 C+
99 84 90 B
90 55 94 B
98 91 79 B
94 98 80 D
31 34 47 D+
62 55 61 B+
61 64 37 D
96 74 81 A
48 63 39 B
97 61 95 A
75 5 99 B+
53 82 25 E
81 47 82 B+
50 88 47 E
58 64 47 C+
79 77 51 D+

36.83
42.00
49.89
29.99
35.00
36.80
53.85
19.27
32.15
114.0
358.0
79.10
45.13
49.50
41.47
44.25
31.75
40.09
38.19
118.6
32.98
46.48
28.21
57.32
45.99
79.65
32.54
36.57
26.63
51.87
50.00
43.18
40.00
47.88
57.25
38.21
30.15
29.14
58.60
30.88
58.26
38.47
39.09

LHCGroup o
Masimo n o
IntgLfSci
GntvaHlth o
HmBk
BkOzark o
AlmstFam o
SXCHlth
BioRefLabs
SearsHldgs o
IntSurg o
ExprsScrpt o
AR Best o
PrvtBcp o
SteinerLeis
LifePtnrs
TowrGp o
OldDomFrt
Zoll Med
Schnitzr o
NCIInc
ProspBs
Xilinx o
Bankrate o
WrldAcptc o
AmerSciEn o
ProgSftw
PinnclFnPt
Skywst
Comtech o
ConcurTch o
CabotMic
W D 40
Illumina o
OnyxPhrm o
Scansrce o
TetraTech o
Sequenm o
Sina Corp o
Fstmerit
LaynChrst o
Zebra Tech o
ForwdA o

LHCG
MASI
IART
GTIV
HOMB
OZRK
AFAM
SXCI
BRLI
SHLD
ISRG
ESRX
ABFS
PVTB
STNR
LPHI
TWGP
ODFL
ZOLL
SCHN
NCIT
PRSP
XLNX
RATE
WRLD
ASEI
PRGS
PNFP
SKYW
CMTL
CNQR
CCMP
WDFC
ILMN
ONXX
SCSC
TTEK
SQNM
SINA
FMER
LAYN
ZBRA
FWRD

31.21
23.92
28.11
24.64
23.19
23.57
39.69
17.50
23.57
46.73
101.8
52.72
26.39
23.86
24.99
41.77
26.90
24.78
17.17
38.31
30.80
24.45
16.31
31.20
19.98
75.67
18.00
25.02
17.65
43.35
28.78
22.82
25.60
23.43
34.36
17.80
22.16
23.02
21.33
18.51
21.18
19.44
21.34

2.39 1,702
2.39 2,716
4.11 825
1.41 1,022
2.81 335
2.24 558
4.87 1,325
1.18 278
2.10 233
3.25 3,430
8.74 2,415
2.78 4,715
1.43 1,016
1.76 664
2.50 224
1.97 251
2.48 470
1.44 1,128
0.75 377
2.75 1,240
1.95 177
1.55 719
0.69 11,549
2.80 613
1.54 265
3.98 218
0.87 367
1.83 150
0.93 893
0.72 606
0.58 1,483
1.08 400
1.58 120
1.22 2,595
2.04 1,133
1.85 232
1.53 865
1.38 1,649
1.12 1,958
1.03 1,268
0.97 401
1.19 574
1.50 305

+447
+284
+265
+228
+225
+208
+203
+139
+117
+102
+94
+92
+86
+84
+83
+82
+68
+64
+63
+62
+61
+52
+46
+45
+45
+43
+41
+40
+40
+39
+38
+38
+36
+28
+28
+27
+26
+25
+23
+22
+21
+21
+20

B8

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

HOW'S THE MARKET?

INVESTORS.COM

IBDs 197 Industry Sub-Group Rankings

Ranked 1 to 197 on 6-month price performance. Days top 10 performers are boldfaced; worst 10 underlined.
Rank
3 6 7
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 1 197 TrnsprttinAirlne
2 4 2 79 CommlSvcsSchools
3 3 11 118 ComlSvcsScrty
4 7 31 149 ComptrSftwrMdcl
5 8 14 158 InsuranceBrokers
6 6 17 140 InsrncePrp/Cas/Titl
7 2 20 85 CmmlSvcsCnsltng
8 22 43 124 Rtail/WhlsleAt/Prts
9 16 4 141 UtilityWaterSupply
10 9 10 170 RetailSpr/MiniMkts
11 11 3 93 BanksNortheast
12 25 33 35 RetlWhsleBldgPrds
13 44 78 134 BldgCment/Cncrt
14 17 22 72 MedicalBiomed/Bth
15 15 12 144 MedicalGenetics
16 13 7 13 RetailDiscnt&Vari
17 14 15 130 BanksSoutheast
18 19 21 115 MedicalEthicalDrgs
19 18 19 117 BanksMidwest
20 26 27 53 CommlSvcsMisc
21 51 70 166 RetailRestaurants
22 60 69 111 BldgRsidnt/Comml
23 53 82 185 MdicalHlthMntOrg
24 23 5 42 UtilityGasDstribtn
25 35 49 30 TelecomWirlssEqp
26 10 9 64 MdcalOutpnt/HmCr
27 74 120 65 TelecomEquipment
28 39 44 160 InvstmntBrokers
29 12 16 157 BanksWst/Sthwst
30 33 23 98 Retail/WhlsleFood
31 29 29 71 UtilityElctricPwr
32 24 24 63 FoodMscPrparation
33 27 6 164 Soap&ClngPreparat
34 50 40 33 BldgA/C&HeatingP
35 67 76 86 BldgMntnance&S
36 37 51 169 BvragesSftDrinks
37 41 54 34 RtailHmeFrnshngs
38 20 18 95 FinancSvings&Lo
39 40 46 102 FnceInvsmntMgt
40 31 13 16 ElecMilitarySystems
41 28 32 66 MedicalProducts
42 5 8 90 MedicalGenercDrgs
43 63 39 31 CmpterTechSrvcs
44 54 36 103 FnancepblInvFdbnd
45 32 26 104 Cosmetics/PersnlCre
46 59 74 143 Aerospce/DfnseEqp
47 64 85 184 HousehldApplncs
48 21 25 147 MdcalDrg/Dvrsified
49 42 60 154 FoodFlour&Grain
50 43 34 26 PollutionCntrlSvcs
51 66 65 180 ComptrSftwrFincl
52 30 28 82 FnancIdxTrckngFd
53 103 110 192 RetailLeisurePrds
54 49 37 47 FoodConfectionery
55 58 38 36 TrnsportationTrck
56 75 67 57 Containers
57 111 117 62 RtailWhlsleOffcSup
58 45 42 174 TelecomServices
59 126 169 194 LeisreGamng/Equip
60 56 61 73 ComptrSftwrEntr
61 57 50 152 ApparelShoes&Rel
62 65 56 101 ComptrSftwrScrity
63 62 62 107 MdcalNrsngHmes
64 48 75 123 TelecomSrvcsFrgn
65 47 41 51 CommlSvcsHlthcre
66 68 63 43 BeveragesAlcoholic

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2.22.4
5.7+0.6
2.72.2
2.32.6
2.53.0
3.82.9
5.12.1
1.61.1
3.92.8
3.41.6
6.23.8
+0.52.7
+3.53.0
0.52.9
6.03.3
1.91.8
7.23.9
0.03.4
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2.01.5
+0.32.0
4.13.2
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5.43.9
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5.13.5
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1.62.3
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1.92.6
2.71.2
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2.22.6
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4.13.2
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3.71.8
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68 61 57 19
69 52 45 83
70 55 53 177
71 102 96 172
72 88 93 132
73 73 80 75
74 84 105 148
75 114 121 122
76 36 73 70
77 72 66 32
78 46 48 44
79 38 35 136
80 34 30 175
81 109 107 195
82 83 59 74
83 122 104 119
84 105 112 58
85 97 109 96
86 136 135 151
87 76 52 150
88 91 106 49
89 85 127 38
90 69 71 61
91 89 139 41
92 81 64 153
93 90 89 77
94 117 95 94
95 96 90 80
96 123 173 187
97 70 47 191
98 108 116 161
99 95 86 116
100 80 108 59
101 106 92 110
102 86 84 68
103 82 83 145
104 98 151 105
105 165 182 189
106 121 124 29
107 120 119 100
108 149 152 127
109 92 98 156
110 127 79 67
111 99 102 142
112 94 58 106
113 138 148 178
114 77 111 60
115 113 142 52
116 93 97 21
117 87 72 193
118 125 132 54
119 112 100 37
120 137 136 84
121 110 122 78
122 171 160 108
123 116 129 162
124 134 146 112
125 78 99 91
126 172 179 27
127 170 180 165
128 130 155 81
129 128 91 167
130 141 115 109
131 124 141 128
132 154 137 14

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

PollutnCntrlEqp
LeisrTys/Gms/Hbby
Mdical/DntalSrvcs
CompterNetwrking
HsholdofficFurnitr
BldgHandTools
TelecomWirlssSvcs
MetalPrdsFstners
Oil&GasRfing/Mkt
MetalOresGld/Silvr
TransportationSvcs
RetailMjrDscChns
MedicalSystems/Eqp
Tobacco
ConsumerProdMisc
Oil&GasTrnsprt/Pip
Fincecnsmer/CmlLns
MediaCble/StlliteTv
InsrnceAcc&Heal
OfficeEqp&Autom
DvrsifiedOprtions
FnancialSrvcsMisc
BldgHeavyConstr
FinanceReit
FoodMeatProducts
MdcalWhlsleDrg
ApprelClthingMfg
CmptrIntgrtdSyst
CmmlSvcsMrktRch
RetailCnsmrElec
BanksSuprRgional
Aerospace/Defense
LeisreMvies&Rel
BldgCnstrPrds/Msc
ComptrPrphrlEqp
ChemicalsPlastics
Medical/DntalSppls
OfficeSuppliesMfg
LeisureHotels&Mot
RtailClthing/Shoe
ComptrDataStrge
InternetECommerce
BldgWoodPrds
MediaBooks
RetailDrugStores
TrnsprtAirFreight
RetailMailOrder&Di
TelcomFibrOptcs
CommlSvcsLeasing
Oil&GasIntlIntegra
BldgMbile/Mfg&Rv
InternetIsp
ElecSmicondctrMfg
FinancPblInvFdeqt
CommlSvcsStffng
FnancMrtg&RelSvc
MediaDiversified
FincPblInvFdFn
InsuranceLife
MachineryFarm
RetailDprtmntStrs
MediaPeriodicals
Auto/TrckRplcPrts
ElecMiscProducts
Paper&PaperProduc
Oil&GasIntlExplPr

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0.0 +1.2
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+10.5 1.3
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3.13.4
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134 104 68 24
135 100 55 137
136 148 143 12
137 145 165 168
138 150 144 25
139 133 145 133
140 155 157 125
141 160 159 120
142 118 128 186
143 115 94 11
144 142 167 171
145 169 172 45
146 146 125 182
147 139 154 92
148 107 130 139
149 129 123 18
150 135 134 179
151 79 113 155
152 131 81 88
153 144 161 163
154 153 138 8
155 161 163 40
156 177 186 20
157 151 149 76
158 175 147 173
159 157 87 131
160 119 103 126
161 140 77 15
162 162 158 17
163 181 188 28
164 143 126 113
165 167 168 55
166 185 194 181
167 173 171 146
168 152 140 50
169 164 131 87
170 156 156 138
171 159 164 176
172 166 166 4
173 182 184 56
174 158 153 129
175 147 118 46
176 178 183 23
177 183 181 114
178 168 174 48
179 180 175 89
180 174 162 188
181 184 191 135
182 191 195 3
183 163 114 190
184 176 176 99
185 101 133 121
186 179 150 1
187 190 193 7
188 188 190 69
189 186 170 9
190 189 192 2
191 187 178 5
192 196 177 183
193 195 196 97
194 194 189 10
195 193 185 196
196 192 187 6
197 197 197 159

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

AgriculturalOprtions
ChemicalsSpecialty
FuneralSvcs&Rel
MetalProc&Fabrica
LeisureServices
ElctriclEquipmnt
Rtail/Whlslecmp/Cll
ComlSvcsAdvrtsng
ComptrSftwrDsktp
RealEstateDevlpmt
TransportationRail
BanksForeign
MachnryTools&Re
LeisureProducts
ElecSemicndctrEqp
RetailMisc
ChemicalsBasic
AutoManufacturers
InternetContent
ElecScntific/Msrng
HoushldCnsmerElc
MchnryGenIndstrl
ElecCmpnent/Cntr
MchinryCnstr/Mng
IntrnetNtwrkSltns
BanksMoneyCntr
InternetSoftware
RealEstateOprtions
Oil&GasUSRoyalty
TrnsprttionEqpMfg
MetalOres
CmptrSftwrEdu
Oil&GasUSIntgrt
SteelSpcltyAlloys
InsrnceDivrsified
CompterSftwrDsgn
BldgPaint&Allied
CommlSvcsPrntng
MediaRadio/Tv
ChemicalsFertilizers
Trucks&PartsHvyD
ComptrManufctrs
ElecContractMfg
Oil&GasCdnIntgrt
ElecPrtsDistribtrs
MedcalHospitals
TransportationShip
HousehldHousewrs
Retail/WhlsleJwlry
SteelProducers
TextileMill/Hsehold
MchnryMtlHdlg
FoodDairyProducts
Oil&GasUSExplPro
MetalPrdsDistribtr
Auto/TrckOrgnlEqp
Oil&GasFieldServic
EnergyOther
Oil&GascdnExplPro
LeisrePhtoEqp/Rel
Auto/TrckTirs&M
Oil&GasMchnry/Eq
MediaNewspapers
Oil&GasDrilling
MiningGems

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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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Trucks & PartsHeavy D

Comml ServicesSchools
InsuranceBrokers
ElecMilitary Systems
Pollution CntrlServices
TelecomWirless Services
TelecomEquipment
ElctriclEquipment
Comml ServicesMisc
InternetContent

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9%
8%
7%
5%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%

1. Natural Gas
2. Chemicals
3. Energy Svcs
4. Wireless
5. Computers
6. Automotive
7. Energy
8. Air Transport
9. Materials
10. Netwk&Infr

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Todays general market highlights:

In another sign of market weakness, the
Dow sliced its 50-day moving average on
Friday. The S&P 500 fell all the way to
that line before closing just above it. The
50-day had been a source of resistance for
months before the markets recent rally.

Introducing the

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+13.69%
+11.86%
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0.61%
0.99%
3.07%
3.52%
4.72%
7.58%
7.88%
9.24%
11.60%
17.50%
19.83%
25.94%

Value

Gold Index
Dow Jones Utility
Amex Composite
Senior Growth Index
U.S. Defense Index
Defensive Index
Consumer Index
Dow Jones Industrials
Insurance Index
N.Y.S.E. Composite
Value Line Index
Medical/Healthcare
S&P 500
HighTech Index
S&P Midcap 400
Nasdaq OTC Comp
Dow Jones Trans
Russell 2000
S&P 600
IBD New America Index
N.Y.S.E. Finance
New Issues Index
Bank Index

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370.79 2.72
1467.46 + 0.84
448.35 + 2.55
620.00 7.25
964.60 8.87
658.36 22.70
8599.18 143.28
321.10 7.68
5702.37 134.77
1430.47 45.70
3244.53 13.47
890.35 19.38
301.55 7.69
530.51 14.86
1571.59 45.42
3460.71 97.63
481.30 20.71
256.16 10.33
175.79 2.51
3684.62 107.79
239.05 5.92
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Builders Down Tough Week Of Retailer Buckle

Here, But OK Trading Gets An Bucks Trend
On Foreign Turf After-Hours Lift With Firm Sales
IBD INDUSTRY THEMES

NYSE & NASDAQ

THE LONG-TERM INVESTOR

BY JOANNE VON ALROTH

BY ALAN R. ELLIOTT

BY KEN HOOVER

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

U.S. homebuilders had a rough day

Friday, but foreign firms are actually faring well.
Asof Fridays edition,the BuildingResidential/Commercial
group
was No. 20 of 197 industries ranked
by IBD. Its climbed since hovering
at No. 111 seven months ago.
Why? Its not a good market here
in the U.S. Home prices are down
about 20% from their peak through
October, according to the CaseShiller price index published by
Standard & Poors.
The National Association of Realtors said this week that the pending
home sales index fell 4% in November from a month earlier. And LennarLEN fell about 20% Friday after
the FraudDiscovery Institute, a consumer group, accused the company
of treating their joint ventures exactly like a Ponzi scheme.
Lennar called the accusations
false and inflammatory.
Yet Brazilian home builder Gafisa
SAGFA gained slightly Friday, working its way up from a November
low. The company posted Q3 profit
growth of 30%, following tripledigit growth in Q2. Though analysts
project a decline for Q4 EPS, they
see a 12% boost in annual earnings
for 2008.
Thats because Gafisa delivered
6,120 homes in 53 residential developments in 2007 in Brazil. Its a
100% increase over its delivery in
06, and the company continued
building in 08.
While the stock is 77% off its high,
its still profitable.
Mexican builder HomexHXM is finding support at its 10-week moving
average after climbing up from a
steep correction. Analysts see a 5%
decline in EPS when final 2008
numbers are in.

Markets ended the first trading

week of 2009 with modest losses.
For the day, the Nasdaq composite
fell 2.8%, the NYSE composite
dropped 2.3%, the S&P 500 lost
2.1% and the Dow 1.6%.
For the week, the Dow slumped
4.8% and the S&P 500 dropped
4.4%. The NYSE and Nasdaq composites gave up 3.6% and 3.7%, respectively.
Many leading stocks took a beating during the week. The confirmed
rally added another distribution
day Monday. The market now is in a
rally under pressure, as of Wednesday, according to the IBD Market
Pulse.
Two leaders showed some resilience in Fridays after-hours session.
LHC GroupLHCG fell 2.39 to 31.21.
But the stock had earlier dived 18%
in monster trade before clawing its
way back. Thats an upside reversal.
Whats more, shares gained 8% in
after-hours trading putting them
even with Thursdays close.
Almost FamilyAFAM crumbled 4.87
to 39.69, also in heavy trading, piercing support at its 50-day moving average. The home-nursing care provider closed the session at the bottom of its trading range. But, in afterhours trading, it soared 12%.
On the upside, Apollo GroupAPOL
gapped up and gained 8.05 to 85.27
following a strong earnings report.
That sent the stock to a new
52-week high.
Late Thursday, the school operator said fiscal Q1 profit rose 35% to
$1.12 a share, well above views of 98
cents.
Sales also topped forecasts. The
10% jump sent the private college
operator to new highs after six
weeks of tight trading.

There were a few bright spots last

week when retailers reported
monthly same store sales. One was
teen retailer BuckleBKE, which pleasantly surprised analysts with a
13.1% increase from the corresponding five-week period in the prior
year.
Teen retailing is a tough place to
make steady profits because guessing wrong on the latest trends
among the notoriously mercurial
crowd is costly. Buckle seems to
have discovered the formula for
consistent success.
The company says it executes
well, provides good customer service and has anexcellent mix of merchandise selling at the right prices.
The Kearney, Neb.-based company operates more than 370 stores in
39 states under the names Buckle or
The Buckle. It sells brand names, including Lucky Brand Dungarees,
Quiksilver, Fossil and Guess.
While earnings growth has been
steady, investors abandoned the
stock in droves during last falls market sell-off.
Thursdays good news cheered investors enough to push the stock up
9% in above-average volume. But
its still 49% off its 52-week high.
The companys ability to continue
to grow earnings in tough environments earns it an IBD EPS Stability
Rating of 5.
In the latest quarter, earnings rose
29% to 62 cents a share. Sales were
up 26%. The company enjoyed an
acceleration in sales until the Julyended quarter. But analysts see
salesslowing going forward, eventually settling in the high single digits.
Analysts trackedby Thomson Reuters forecast fiscal 2009 earnings at
$2.18 a share, a 34% increase from
the prior year.

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81 63 63 A D 42.8 ForestLabs FRX 24.94
96 85 71 B A59.1 FresenMd 1.4 FMS 44.54
1. MEDICAL
71 6 94 D B20.2 GTxInc
GTXI 16.96
99 98 99 A B53.9 AlmstFam AFAM . 39.69 4.87+203 1.3m 21o 91 90 59 A D64.7 GenProbe r GPRO 40.55
99 86 95 A B 99 Genentech r DNA . 86.34
25 1 58 E D66.9 AMAGPhrm AMAG 31.97 1.38 69 255 ..o 74 47 80 D B27.0 Genomic GHDX 19.33
64 77 44 B D+38.1 Abaxis
ABAX 14.71 .29 55 135 26 95 80 88 A C 41.7 7Genoptixn GXDX . 32.49
96 80 76 A C 61.1 AbbotLa 2.8 r ABT . 51.17 .03 22 6.7m 16 98 92 96 C C+30.0 GntvaHlth GTIV . 24.64
60 24 77 D B20.1 Abiomed ABMD 13.79 .49 27 201 ..o 98 85 69 A B84.0 Genzyme GENZ . 63.61
GILD . 47.77
67 2 93 E B+35.7 AcordaTh ACOR 22.92 +1.00 +13 522 ..o 99 90 90 A B 57.6 GileadSci
90 86 58 B B 59.8 Aetna
.1 r AET 29.20 .80 40 3.3m 7o 92 67 74 A B+54.6 GlaxoSK 5.5 GSK 38.88
22 1 24 D E 23.1 Affymax
AFFY 11.19 .88 61 15 .. 94 60 95 B B 27.5 Grtbatch
GB . 23.20
38 49 23 B D51.5 AirMethods AIRM 18.08 +.26 38 89 11 91 85 79 B C 67.5 Haemonetic r HAE 54.38
75 83 28 A C+178 Alcon
2.8 ACL 91.22 .71 15 684 15 86 68 86 C D 21.0 HangrOrth HGR 13.53
96 74 82 D B 48.0 AlexionPhr ALXN . 34.15 2.07 9 921 99o 35 30 24 B C+53.0 HealthNet HNT 14.03
56 8 67 C B 17.1 Alkermes r ALKS 10.27 .63 46 607 44o 57 74 34 .. B20.9 HlthSouth HLS 10.73
HS . 18.60
83 82 58 A E 70.4 Allergan .5 AGN 40.28 .28 1 2.7m 16 99 94 92 B B+22.9 7HlthSprg
80 59 69 D C+36.4 AlnylamPh ALNY 23.12 .88 3 381 99o 56 89 42 B D71.2 Healthwys HWAY 13.53
99 95 85 A C+68.0 Amedisys AMED . 46.59 .41 +40 1.2m 15o 64 83 40 B D+63.6 HenrySchn HSIC 36.75
95 70 95 B B+41.0 Amerigrp
AGP 27.44 1.57 1 781 9 31 72 20 C E 42.0 HillRom 2.8 HRC 14.44
HOLX 10.90
84 71 83 C B 48.6 AmeriBrg 1.1 r ABC 35.93 .79 8 1.8m 12 58 88 17 A D35.8 Hologic
HSP 26.02
97 78 96 A B 66.5 Amgen
AMGN . 57.78 1.48 34 6.0m 12 75 79 43 A D44.0 Hospira
91 80 68 B C+29.8 AmsurgA r AMSG 21.84 .64 55 121 14 84 71 74 B C 88.1 Humana r HUM 36.89
91
64
91
C
B
38.1
ICUMed
ICUI . 31.01
27 4 25 E B36.8 Amylin
AMLN 11.69 .07 46 1.6m ..
IPCM 14.90
26 44 18 C D76.9 Anlogic 1.5 r ALOG 26.96 .97 47 95 14 57 72 40 D D28.6 IPCn
ICLR . 21.64
59 49 60 B E 20.8 AngioDyn ANGO 11.58 .38 39 103 12 70 92 32 A E 44.8 IconPLC
64 4 91 E B 16.0 ArdeaBion RDEA 13.50 .42+218 87 .. 55 82 30 A E 63.6 Idexx Labs r IDXX 30.70
96 86 85 A D+49.9 AstraZen 4.6 AZN 41.49 .11 43 928 8 61 64 37 A D 47.9 Illumina r ILMN 23.43
65 6 91 E B 42.8 Auxilium AUXL 28.53 .66 46 327 ..o 98 84 83 A B 33.8 Immucor BLUD . 26.46
IART 28.11
92 85 75 A D101 BardCR .8 BCR 83.32 .09 36 602 19k 69 83 40 B E 49.9 IntgLfSci
ISRG 101.8
94 84 68 A D 71.5 BaxterI 1.9 r BAX 53.98
... 19 3.5m 16 56 97 10 A E 357 IntSurg
49 63 33 B D77.1 BeckCltr 1.6 r BEC 42.91 .41 9 693 12o 40 67 35 D D26.6 Invacare .3 IVC 14.72
90 83 73 A B93.2 BectDck 1.9 BDX 71.30 +2.19 +25 2.2m 15 66 69 42 B C 62.7 InvrnsMed IMA 20.90
r IRIS 9.74
61 71 43 B E 109 BioRadA
BIO . 65.17 2.10 32 147 16 50 78 28 B D22.5 IRISIntl
ISIS 13.93
96 81 82 B B32.2 BioRefLabs r BRLI 23.57 2.10+117 233 20 70 24 79 C B 20.2 IsisPhrm
89 75 76 A C+72.8 JohnsnJn 3.1 JNJ 59.05
98 96 73 A C 73.6 BiognIdec
BIIB . 48.25 +.30 +4 3.7m 13
.
75 74 39 C C+41.0 Biomarin BMRN 18.63 .21 29 1.1m 71o 67 98 17 B C 52.0 KendleInt KNDL 20.78
53
81 25 B E 38.2 KenseyNsh r KNSY 18.17
92 60 96 B A14.9 Biovail 13 r BVF 11.09 +.08 +26 965 7o
15 31 18 E D+33.3 KindredHl KND 13.16
97 73 91 A B+27.4 BrstMySq 5.5 BMY 22.35 .16 9 17m 13
70 85 30 A C+54.1 KineticC
r KCI 21.06
95 76 98 D A 15.5 Cantel
CMN 15.24 +.05 5 157 22o
77 29 92 B C 12.6 KingPhar
KG 10.05
50 46 53 C D+62.3 CardlHth 1.5 CAH 36.87 +.16 +3 3.0m 9
99 85 98 A B36.8 7LHCGroup LHCG 31.21
81 69 90 .. B 35.9 CardioNetn BEAT . 23.32 .18 52 84 77o
90
77 76 A C+80.8 Laboratory
LH 60.85
93 92 77 B B35.3 CatalystH CHSI 22.47 1.04 43 205 20o
78 87 30 A D49.0 LifeTech
LIFE 23.24
55 38 58 C B17.6 CeleraGrp
CRA 10.22 .60 +14 667 99k
60 76 72 D C+35.9 LifepntHos LPNT 23.96
99 98 63 A D 77.4 Celgene
CELG 50.27 .84 +17 6.3m 34
95 75 74 A B57.5 LillyE
5.1 LLY 38.48
98 76 92 C A28.5 Centene
CNC 20.20 .31 +84 867 12 92 74 79 A B 35.4 LincareHld LNCR 26.55
98 86 95 A C+80.4 Cephalon CEPH . 76.00 1.60 5 1.8m 18o 74 65 79 C D 27.0 Luminex LMNX 18.15
38 79 10 B E 69.2 CharlsRvLb CRL . 23.62 .45 47 753 8o 71 92 36 B D+45.1 MWIVet MWIV 23.71
61 99 13 A D57.5 ChnMd 2.6 CMED 18.42 .10 62 185 7o 84 41 78 B B 48.1 MaglnHlth MGLN 38.05
98 95 99 A A+19.1 CinaSky
CSKI 15.58 1.18+198 250 9 96 77 78 C B 39.6 MartekBio MATK 27.64
51 61 17 B C+57.0 CIGNA
.2 r CI 16.72 .67 54 3.0m 4 75 80 50 A D 42.0 Masimon MASI . 23.92
49 55 42 C A 40.1 CommtyHlth CYH 17.90 .07 0 1.9m 20o 75 68 59 B B+68.4 McKessn 1.2 r MCK 40.21
74 59 71 D C+20.4 Conceptus CPTS 13.45 .29 50 175 ..o 10 33 19 E C 27.0 Medcath MDTH 9.73
49 67 29 C C+35.0 Conmed
CNMD 16.54 .51 +15 497 10o 97 90 79 C B+54.4 MedcoHlth MHS 41.35
34 58 28 C D41.7 CooperC .3 COO 18.90 .40 40 473 8o 85 68 59 B C+28.0 Medicines MDCO . 15.89
64 3 92 .. B+40.0 CougarBn CGRB 27.78 1.18 34 59 .. 83 63 64 A B27.0 MedicsPh 1.2 MRX 13.81
54 88 16 A E 99 Covance
CVD 41.56 .06 40 916 13 52 1 84 .. B 34.4 Medivation MDVN 16.05
31 37 11 B D 63.9 CoventryHt r CVH 14.20 +.04 2 1.8m 4o 62 70 34 A E 72.5 Mednax
r MD 33.32
80 69 61 A C+57.0 Covidie 1.7 COV 36.96 .05 44 2.4m 13o 74 82 38 A D 57.0 Medtron 2.3 MDT 32.57
98 61 99 D A 24.1 Crucell
CRXL 23.29 +.29+278 534 ..o 81 37 97 B B38.6 Mentor 2.6 MNT 30.91
98 62 97 A C 28.7 CubistPhr CBST . 24.56 .63 51 733 15 62 43 58 B C+61.2 Merck 5.3 MRK 28.73
86 74 83 E B 29.0 Cyberonics r CYBX 15.31 .70 +15 420 52o 91 91 58 A C 37.0 MeridBio 2.4 VIVO 23.25
93 73 97 B B53.0 Datascp .8 DSCP 52.70 +.05 56 85 30 96 76 88 C B+21.4 MeritMed MMSI 16.20
94 75 75 B B60.2 DaVita
r DVA 47.28 .22 25 850 13o 44 20 50 E B 20.6 MicrusEnd MEND 9.90
77 82 49 A B 47.1 Dentsup .7 r XRAY 27.41 .40 46 1.4m 14 79 79 56 B C+76.9 Millipore
MIL 50.95
96 80 92 B C+67.0 EdwdLfSci r EW 55.66 +.21 +18 670 23 63 98 18 A E 44.4 Mindray .9 MR . 17.68
99 97 99 A B 27.0 7EmergBio EBS . 23.72 2.07+246 2.5m 15o 54 59 33 B D40.0 MolinaHl
MOH 17.97
19 2 22 D C 27.0 Emeritus
ESC 10.01 .39 67 102 .. 77 36 95 D B+20.0 Momenta MNTA 11.00
99 83 91 A B28.5 EndoPhrm r ENDP 21.47 .23 33 1.0m 9o 78 16 91 B B15.5 Mylan
MYL 10.68
96 90 98 B B+19.3 7EnsignG 1.1 ENSG 16.86 1.71 27 112 13 99 74 97 A B72.9 MyriadGn MYGN 66.20
2.1 NHC 45.70
41 8 46 D B19.6 Eurandn
EURX 9.60 .36 87 12 .. 89 70 81 C B+54.0 NtlHlt
68 73 39 B D+31.7 Exactech
EXAC 16.05 .32 27 47 18 94 84 77 B D+32.0 Neogen
r NEOG 23.74
86 95 64 C B79.1 ExprsScrpt r ESRX . 52.72 2.78 +92 4.7m 17o 95 78 80 A D+61.3 Novartis 2.7 NVS 48.16

Common stocks above $10 for Friday, January 9, 2009

Vol% Vol P
Chg Chg 1000 E
.15 32 1.7m 7
1.77 +1 156 16
.22 31 120 ..
.75 33 394 21o
+1.94+185 9.5m 27
+.15 33 96 ..k
+.41 38 176 20
1.41+228 1.0m 16o
2.08 10 2.8m 16o
1.10 28 6.7m 23
.36 +55 2.8m 9o
1.01 +31 593 20o
+.28 3 305 23k
+.34 +64 440 16
+.32 +3 2.3m 6
.39 63 333 ..o
.84 43 357 8
+3.18+527 2.4m 8o
.21 22 855 12
.18+122 2.0m 10
.53+115 10m 9
.05 +15 1.2m 10
+.24 49 1.6m 7
.23 16 97 21
.20 35 72 18
+1.18 +90 1.1m 17
.80 15 596 16
1.22 +28 2.6m 28
.02 +35 809 25o
4.11+265 825 17
8.74 +94 2.4m 20
.32 20 244 10k
.10 5 733 12o
.76 +64 252 21o
.08 22 709 99o
+.03 14 15m 13
.92 46 145 9
+.24 45 87 13k
.26 47 252 9
.28 18 915 5
.07 15 3.2m 6o
2.39+447 1.7m 20o
+.13 +1 1.4m 13o
.55 23 2.5m 8
.44 13 877 9o
.33 6 5.9m 9
.40 +1 718 8o
.25 +98 788 56o
1.06 60 61 14k
.68 40 249 16
1.22 55 182 25
2.39+284 2.7m 32o
.62 50 1.4m 11
.54 55 76 13
2.08 +71 6.2m 19o
.08 +8 541 20o
.65 44 572 8o
1.00 36 166 ..o
+.17 51 249 10k
+.35 6 8.8m 11o
.04 49 1.4m 23
.63 30 10m 8
.26 39 198 31
.46 24 187 22o
.44 0 83 ..
.84 +32 847 14
+.36 +41 1.8m 16o
.64+136 616 7
.59 26 197 ..o
+.18 +11 7.8m 18o
.95 50 572 44
3.94 40 18 16
.97 32 75 26
1.46 40 1.1m 13

18
43
45
3
5
59
15
59
64

8
59
10
24
8
51
16
55
86

54
24
95
7
14
74
30
50
41

B+
C+
C+
D
B
D
B
A
D

Stocks

Ford Motor
General Electric
Qwest Comm
Citigroup
Bank of America
Wells Fargo & Co
JP Morgan Chase
Lennar Corp Cl A
CVS CAREMARK

Vol%
Chg

2.59
2.63
16.00
3.75
6.75
12.99
25.14
25.97
9.15
25.69

+45
59
51
+93
36
36
37
32
+717
+331

+0.01 58.79
0.06 39.79
0.14 52.93
0.29 37.45
0.41 138.16
0.55 73.34
0.58 42.16
1.25 41.71
2.27 58.23
3.65 46.93

Closing
Vol
Price Change (mil)

Vol%
Chg

66
61
37
27
94
63
68
..
83
35

5.96
16.58
1.49
11.12
17.36
14.15
19.52
30.07
16.70
11.24

+999
+50
+254
+49
27
36
39
29
+13
+999

A+
A
B
C
B
B
B
B
B
A+

palmOne Inc
DryShips Inc
Level 3 Comm
Dell Inc
Oracle
Intel
Microsoft
Powershars QQQ Tr
Cisco
Rambus

+1.51 65.36
+1.45 27.28
+0.17 60.27
0.15 36.30
0.26 31.59
0.40 45.00
0.60 48.79
0.69 116.46
0.84 67.66
7.26 35.52

IBD Composite Rating

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

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Stock Closing WeekPrice PE Float WeekVol WeekVol%

| Symbol | Price | Chg | Ratio | (mil) | (1000s) | Chg

99 82 98 A+ B
91 87 76 B C+
99 94 98 A+ B+
99 95 85 A C+
98 77 98 A+ B+
98 87 90 A C

81.68 Apollo Grp A o

71.59 I H S Inc Cl A o
106.8 ITT Educatnl Svc o
67.98 Amedisys o
79.65 American Sci & Eng o
38.01 Syntel Inc

APOL
IHS
ESI
AMED
ASEI
SYNT

85.27
45.85
98.13
46.59
75.67
24.84

+6.90
+9.03
+3.84
+5.87
+2.58
+0.88

26
23
21
16
38
14

129
47
38
26
8.2
13

33,016 +111
3,701 +109
8,417 +63
6,489 +49
954 +25
1,352 +18

75 57 68 A D+
73 59 76 A D
92 95 76 D B
81 80 62 A+ E
98 92 96 A C+
56 97 10 B E
97 47 99 A+ B
74 95 31 B C
23 42 10 B D+
69 83 40 A E
89 78 93 D D+
87 75 83 A B
99 96 96 A+ A
90 77 76 B C+
99 83 91 A B
99 85 98 A B
94 93 61 B+ B
86 92 72 C C+
80 61 80 B+ B
63 53 61 A D
49 91 21 E C+
99 94 98 A B
75 80 50 B D
67 87 38 B E
99 97 99 A+ B
95 95 69 A+ D
99 83 94 A+ C
71 66 63 C+ B
88 75 89 B C+
99 98 99 A B
97 72 95 A B
64 86 41 C+ D
90 66 87 A C+
50 55 69 E C
99 89 96 A+ B
86 83 81 B+ D+
99 93 99 A+ B
99 82 95 A+ C+
99 81 96 A+ B
63 73 49 B C+

35.74 Iron Mountain o

IRM 22.95
49.16 Progress Energy o
PGN 38.07
108.4 BP Prudhoe By Rylty o BPT 75.40
54.58 MSC Indstrl Drct o
MSM 34.39
29.99 Gentiva Health Svcs o GTIV 24.64
358.0 Intuitive Surgical o ISRG 101.80
49.06 Allegiant Travel Co ALGT 40.01
176.0 IntercontinentalEx o ICE 63.88
99.46 Orix Corp ADS
IX 27.52
49.89 Integra LifeSci
IART 28.11
42.00 Nordic Amer Tanker o NAT 32.57
50.52 Computer Sciences o CSC 36.32
31.75 Tower Group Inc o TWGP 26.90
80.77 Laboratory Cp Amer o LH 60.85
28.48 Endo Pharmaceutcls o ENDP 21.47
36.83 L H C Group Inc o
LHCG 31.21
40.46 Team Inc
TISI 26.62
65.45 Airgas Inc o
ARG 38.50
29.70 Bemis
BMS 23.61
65.14 Cullen Frost Bnkrs CFR 43.10
79.09 Petroleum Develpmt o PETD 22.28
40.00 Aerovironment Inc o AVAV 35.65
42.00 Masimo Corp o
MASI 23.92
65.84 Varian Medical Sys o VAR 32.30
27.00 Emergnt Biosolutns o EBS 23.72
59.81 Cerner o
CERN 36.12
61.57 DeVry o
DV 56.20
53.91 Acuity Brands o
AYI 32.91
59.95 Quest Diagnostics o DGX 48.02
53.85 Almost Family Inc o AFAM 39.69
60.61 Stifel Financial o
SF 39.78
44.29 CVS CAREMARK o
CVS 25.69
31.78 E M S Technologies ELMG 23.34
57.69 Ormat Technologies ORA 30.95
47.94 Quality Systems o
QSII 39.50
40.09 Old Dominion Frt Lns ODFL 24.78
44.25 Life Partners Hldgs LPHI 41.77
38.33 Athenahealth Inc o ATHN 32.52
48.28 Cal Wtr Svc Grp Hld CWT 41.33
72.00 Reynolds American o RAI 39.33

1.84
2.58
0.71
4.50
4.44
30.6
3.75
20.7
1.32
7.68
1.82
0.68
1.00
4.08
4.61
3.55
1.10
2.15
0.93
7.23
3.60
2.61
5.78
3.95
1.37
3.06
0.63
1.88
4.84
3.26
5.92
3.69
2.68
1.06
4.11
4.48
2.13
3.09
4.53
1.06

32
13
7
11
17
20
37
14
5
17
9
9
10
13
10
21
19
12
14
12
6
29
33
13
15
17
31
9
15
21
15
11
18
28
25
13
22
77
21
8

180
260
21
29
26
38
14
69
179
18
34
150
20
106
132
15
17
71
97
56
14
13
47
121
14
68
62
39
154
6.8
22
1.4b
15
18
18
28
5.8
17
20
169

40,781
22,711
2,205
6,979
3,207
12,806
4,300
22,511
789
2,132
9,098
16,090
2,503
12,615
13,381
2,705
1,560
7,471
10,187
6,233
1,693
3,495
5,523
13,907
5,647
8,424
7,435
6,142
11,274
3,286
2,917
79,787
1,076
2,322
3,017
4,923
988
3,321
2,197
10,603

EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name

87
96
20
83
87
26
73
46
65
83

76
61
60
94
34
66
49
70
65
73

I H S Inc Cl A
AZZ
Student Loan Corp
DeVry
Stryker
TDK
Reynolds American
Shaw Grp
Comp Saneamento
Becton Dickinson

+269
+132
+124
+107
+106
+106
+101
+100
+98
+89
+86
+84
+79
+78
+77
+74
+70
+66
+66
+60
+58
+56
+56
+55
+54
+52
+52
+51
+50
+50
+49
+47
+46
+46
+44
+43
+43
+43
+42
+41

No Stocks Just Out Of Bases

Symbol

Closing
Price

Net
Up

Vol%
Chg

IHS
AZZ
STU
DV
SYK
TDK
RAI
SGR
SBS
BDX

45.85
27.70
57.35
56.20
40.96
38.93
39.33
28.37
24.94
71.30

+5.80
+2.95
+4.22
+3.75
+2.38
+1.85
+1.79
+1.04
+.83
+2.19

+306
+275
+4
+109
+150
+179
+29
+124
10
+25

Stocks In Bases
EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name

Symbol

90 95 Stanley Inc

Closing
Price

Net
Up

Vol%
Chg

SXE 35.10 +0.43 +63

Take a
Closer Look at

Nasdaq Most % Up In Price

Cmp EPS Rel Acc

Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name

92
17
49
31
73
48
49
51
56
75

Rel Grp Acc 52-Wk

6 | EPS | Str | Rtg | Dis | High | Stock Name

NYSE Most % Up In Price

Closing
Vol
Price Change (mil)

Most Active Nasdaq Stocks

8
98
40
46
88
76
74
..
79
1

Stocks with heavy weekly volume vs. their 50-day average weekly volume. Stocks $20 or
more, with at least } point change, and avg. volume of 60,000 and greater. For stocks up in
price, EPS & RS Ratings are 70 or higher and annual earnings estimate 15%+. Includes
stocks without estimates. Stocks with 80 EPS and 80 RS or better are boldfaced.
SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING

BEGINNING STRATEGIES
FOR SUCCESSFUL
INVESTING

2,500 Leading Stocks

IBD Composite Rating
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Relative Price Strength Rating
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B9

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

Vol% Vol P

EPS Rel
Rnk Str Stock Name

89
82
98
12
92
26
62
68
86
98

95
98
17
96
32
47
99
58
61
76

Strayer Education
Apollo Grp A
DryShips Inc
Career Education
Icon PLC ADS
Hawthorn Bncshrs
Grand Canyon Edctn
Cree
Primeenergy Corp
American Public Edu

Symbol

Closing
Price

Net
Up

Vol%
Chg

STRA
APOL
DRYS
CECO
ICLR
HWBK
LOPE
CREE
PNRG
APEI

215.3
85.27
16.58
19.36
21.64
17.24
17.92
18.78
47.50
37.11

+20.71
+8.05
+1.45
+1.55
+1.18
+.89
+.92
+.91
+2.24
+1.73

+218
+413
+50
+274
+90
93
+40
+11
67
+63

IBD Composite Rating

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Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk

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

94 41 83 B A14.5
96 89 78 A C 73.7
83 74 62 C C+58.9
89 43 77 A B 53.7
51 74 32 D C+26.5
82 56 96 D A32.8
53 46 51 B C+30.3
96 74 81 C A57.3
79 17 99 E A 12.4
58 44 58 C B+60.0
74 4 98 D B 21.7
70 81 67 C D51.4
83 80 82 C D 21.7
83 78 56 A B 43.2
51 31 62 C B16.0
48 17 77 D B22.8
48 70 33 B C 37.8
89 80 64 A D+43.1
91 72 79 A B24.2
69 83 37 A C+49.4
25 1 59 E D+36.4
75 74 74 C D 25.8
90 97 51 B C 40.9
98 89 75 A B23.5
88 75 89 B C+60.0
85 86 49 B C+21.2
80 45 79 D B25.3
69 48 70 D B+26.2
73 1 99 E A NH
77 81 64 C C+24.4
90 77 76 B D 50.1
88 47 98 D B 15.6
80 78 77 .. B49.0
99 90 89 A B27.8
48 22 39 B C+30.6
75 5 99 E B+29.1
99 90 83 A B+69.7
38 74 14 D C+32.3
74 73 37 A B69.2
76 91 44 A D 29.5
60 97 26 C D 39.2
90 89 61 A D+48.5
69 85 51 C D 38.9
69 87 34 A E 73.6
65 63 39 A B55.4
96 72 78 B B 25.0
98 89 70 A D82.9

NovenPhm NOVN 10.65

NovNrdk 1.3 r NVO 53.34
NuVasive NUVA . 34.33
OSIPharmac OSIP 38.28
OSISystem OSIS 13.41
Omnicare .3 r OCR 26.88
Omnicell r OMCL 10.88
OnyxPhrm ONXX . 34.36
OptimerP OPTR 9.50
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Osiris
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NYSE STOCKS IN THE NEWS

Sunoco Logistics
EPS Seen Improving
Sunoco LogisticsSXL is 4% from a
47.34 buy point in a cup with handle.
The stock, however, faces resistance around 50. It has broken
above a long-term trend line beginning with its July 2007 peak.
Sunoco Logistics runs a system of
pipelines and storage areas for
crude oil and refined products.
Its strategy is to grow through acquisitions, while boosting efficiency. Its made 13 buyouts since 2002.
EPS performance has been uneven,butisexpectedtokeepimproving. The company depends on a fairly stable stream of fee-based revenue. A shortage of storage facilities
is another plus, the company said in
arecent presentation toinvestors.
SunocoSUN,the refinery and gas station operator, spun off the company and owns 43% of it.

SOUTH JERSEY INDUSTRIES (SJI) Group 24 $37.36 SUNOCO LOGISTICS PTNR LP (SXL) Group 82 $49.33 AUTOZONE INC (AZO)
Group 8
o$133.06 BRINKS HOME SEC HLDGS (CFL) Group 3 o$21.76 DEVRY INC (DV)
Group 2
o$56.20
99 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 91 ROE 13% 29.4M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 97 ROE 21% 16.0M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 96 ROE 203% 55.7M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 95 ROE 11% 45.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 83 EPS RS 94 ROE 18% 61.6M Shares
HOLDING COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL GAS TO
335,663 CUSTOMERS IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY.

ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORT, TERMINALLING AND STORAGE OF REFINED

PRODUCTS AND CRUDE OIL IN 12 STATES

OPERATES 4,092 RETAIL AUTO PARTS STORES NATIONWIDE AND 148 STORES
IN MEXICO OFFERING AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.

INSTALLS AND MONITORS SECURITY ALARM SYSTEMS FOR RESIDENTIAL

AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IN ALL 50 STATES AND CANADA.

PROVIDES POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION TO 61,924 STUDENTS THROUGH 91

LOCATIONS IN 26 STATES IN THE U.S. AND ONE IN CANADA.

+22% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 258,200 Debt 74%
Last Qtr Eps +180%5 Prior Qtr +24%5 Last Qtr Sales +35%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/28

+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 11 Avg. Daily Vol 92,200 Debt 87%
Last Qtr Eps +31%6 Prior Qtr +59%6 Last Qtr Sales +46%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/23

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 1,482,800 Debt 980%

Last Qtr Eps +10%6 Prior Qtr +20%5 Last Qtr Sales +2%
0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/26

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 568,000 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +67%5 Prior Qtr +11%6 Last Qtr Sales +9%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

+84% Ann. EPS Gro PE 31 Avg. Daily Vol 977,600 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +20%6 Prior Qtr +31%6 Last Qtr Sales +21%
13 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/24

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 62

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 34

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 90

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 74

Acc/Dis C
Sup/Demand 78

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SVCS (EMS) Group 3 $34.87 I T T EDUCATIONAL SVCS (ESI) Group 2 o$98.13 MCDONALDS CORP (MCD)
Group 21
o$60.07 NATIONAL PRESTO IND (NPK) Group 47 $75.85 STANLEY INC (SXE)
Group 20
$35.10
99 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 97 ROE 15% 9.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 98 ROE 174% 37.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 91 ROE 23% 1103M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 98 ROE 13% 4.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 95 ROE 17% 16.0M Shares
PROVIDES AMBULANCE, OUTSOURCED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT STAFFING,
AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE U.S.

PROVIDES CAREER-ORIENTED EDUCATION PROGRAMS TO 53,027 STUDENTS

VIA 97 TECHNICAL INSTITUTES IN 34 STATES.

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.

PROVIDES SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION, AND OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS PRIMARILY FOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT.

+60% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 316,700 Debt 106%
Last Qtr Eps +94%5 Prior Qtr +23%5 Last Qtr Sales +28%
2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/12

+30% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 1,033,000 Debt 213%

Last Qtr Eps +31%6 Prior Qtr +38%6 Last Qtr Sales +17%
9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/24

+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 10,853,200 Debt 48%

Last Qtr Eps +27%6 Prior Qtr +31%5 Last Qtr Sales +6%
11 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/28

+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 44,800 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +17%6 Prior Qtr +37%5 Last Qtr Sales +14%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/5

+52% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 164,700 Debt 21%
Last Qtr Eps +37%6 Prior Qtr +52%6 Last Qtr Sales +27%
7 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/31

Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 58

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 91

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 66

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 53

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 55

Juan Carlos Arancibia

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IBD Composite Rating
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Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk

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BIG 14.10
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DKS 14.01
31 15 20 B C 55.8 DineEquity DIN 11.00
94 71 96 C B 36.5 Dist&Svc 3.2 DYS 24.33
98 82 98 B B 44.1 DollarTree DLTR . 41.00
61 65 58 C B 17.9 DressBarn DBRN 9.42
89 72 87 C B89.1 EstaDlh 2.7 DEG 61.43
21 21 20 C D 33.4 EthanAl 7.2 ETH 13.87

1.10 5 679 18o

1.38 +7 4.5m 4
.51 +28 4.0m 9o
.45 +21 6.0m 6o
.60 29 242 8
.90 15 156 18o
1.26 4 2.1m 14o
.31+114 2.4m 11o
.42 49 411 14
.79 3 6.0m 14o
1.57 +7 10m 9o
.84 14 2.4m 7o
1.39 18 214 22o
1.01 45 219 9
.53 44 1.5m 8
.05 26 855 10o
1.19 12 393 18o
.53 32 1.3m 15
.88 +2 377 10o
3.65+331 47m 11
.37 45 450 13o
.73 +20 229 14
.60 32 1.1m 10
1.29 +4 941 9o
3.85 +18 542 22o
2.83 46 74 20
.59 65 69 10
.95 2 1.4m 8o
+.29 14 361 12
.30 +8 59 14
1.51 31 4.4m 16o
1.47 26 467 6o
.65 17 288 13o
.95 42 1.7m 9o
.59 32 2.0m 11o
1.24 +11 343 10o
.04+270 369 24
.63 33 1.8m 17o
.41 44 504 8o
.59 86 5 9
.77 54 268 7k

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

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Vol% Vol P
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 94 66 95 B B22.0 AquaAm 2.8 WTR 19.37 .56 46 680 26o
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 92 77 81 C D29.3 AtmosEn 5.5 ATO 23.95 +.30 19 637 11k
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Vol% Vol P 95 82 82 D C+23.6 Avista
3.7 AVA 19.22 .48 33 260 14
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 80 56 66 A C+42.9 BlackHl 5.3 BKH 26.22 .62 41 263 14
93 76 98 C B32.5 FamlyDlr 1.8 FDO 27.50 .90 7 4.1m 16o 83 20 96 C B+52.4 CHEnergy 4.6 CHG 46.93 1.07+159 257 20
94 92 58 A D56.5 Fastenl 1.6 r FAST 33.03 .56 9 2.2m 17 92 80 75 D B+17.3 CMSEnrgy 3.2 CMS 11.18
... +4 4.1m 9
54 86 24 A C+38.2 Fossil
r FOSL 15.06 1.11 42 533 7o 73 68 55 B D 78.0 CPFLEnrg 11 CPL 40.12 .28 +42 205 8
79 76 90 D B 15.9 Freds
.7 FRED 11.01 .28 49 295 18 99 81 96 C B 48.3 CalifWtr 2.8 CWT 41.33 .99 +8 333 21
74 94 35 A B 59.1 GameStpA GME 26.13 +.55 +34 4.5m 11o 99 87 88 B B17.3 CenterPt 5.7 CNP 12.85 .21 8 3.9m 9o
EBR 11.31 .18 14 213 4
55 73 61 C E 21.9 Gap
2.6 r GPS 12.99 +.07 +36 13m 9o 97 99 75 C D+13.3 CnElBras
EBRB 10.83 +.05 47 116 4
50 74 27 C B+38.7 Genesco
r GCO 16.45 .23 55 266 9o 98 99 70 C B+12.4 EBRB
98 90 80 A B94.0 Graingr 2.1 r GWW 76.53 .91 +8 1.3m 12 87 82 80 D C 32.4 CentrlVT 4.1 CV 22.48 .67 61 58 10
98 94 82 A B44.8 GreenMtCf GMCR . 34.74 1.38 0 494 35 97 77 84 B A 34.8 ChesUtil 4.2 CPK 28.78 1.04 10 34 14
4.1 CNL 22.22 .71 +8 529 13o
60 93 15 A C+45.2 Guess 2.5 r GES . 15.78 .28 10 1.7m 6o 80 58 79 C C 28.4 Cleco
82 91 58 A C+47.7 Gymboree GYMB 25.80 1.18 39 572 8o 77 65 65 B C+57.5 CmpSABESP SBS 24.94 +.83 10 492 5o
6.2 CIG 14.38 +.39 42 999 6
78 70 75 B C+25.8 Hibbett
HIBB 16.12 .58 55 254 15 86 81 65 A D+26.6 CIG
80 34 89 C B 31.1 HomeDp 3.8 HD 23.86 .53 22 17m 12o 81 47 73 C B 29.0 CNWtrSv 4.0 CTWS 22.17 1.15 +15 34 20
75 61 49 B C+27.1 InglMkt 4.0 IMKTA 16.30 .49 45 39 7k 74 33 80 C B 49.3 ConEdisn 5.9 ED 39.66 +.20 +14 2.7m 13
57 59 68 D B 20.0 IngramMicro IM 13.22 .19 11 1.4m 8 54 36 30 B B29.8 ConsWtr 2.9 CWCO 11.01 .74 +4 89 19
25 58 6 B D50.4 JCrew
JCG 9.91 .70 +74 3.4m 6o 44 63 26 C C+107 ConstlEn 7.1 CEG 26.75 +.07 36 2.0m 5
5.0 DPL 22.15 .43 54 424 13
95 75 90 B A 30.4 JackInBox JACK 22.33 .13 37 482 11o 88 59 67 B A30.5 DPL
31 43 64 D E 27.0 JoAnnStrs JAS 13.50 .72 11 330 12o 80 50 78 C C+45.3 DTEEnrgy 6.0 DTE 35.60 .20 31 830 11o
96 87 96 A A41.7 JosABkCl JOSB 31.03 +.30 +48 780 10o 86 69 66 B B48.5 DomRs 5.0 D 35.11 .36 36 2.2m 11
73 55 86 B B 56.0 Kohls
KSS 37.29 2.04 +13 6.9m 12o 59 35 71 C D 20.6 DukeEngy 6.0 DUK 15.27 .14 54 5.0m 12
89 63 80 B D 31.0 Kroger 1.5 r KR 24.81 .32 12 7.0m 13o 73 67 50 B B 55.7 EdisnInt 3.9 EIX 31.81 .74 13 2.4m 8o
EE 18.06 .43 +9 381 9
63 45 84 D D 21.9 Landrys
LNY 12.35 .40 57 74 7o 96 87 71 B B25.0 ElPasoElc
39 65 31 C C 22.2 LimitdBr 6.3 r LTD 9.57 .43 +17 6.9m 7o 58 24 68 D B 23.5 EmprDist 7.4 EDE 17.34 .45 6 196 19k
87 47 91 B B 28.5 Lowes 1.6 LOW 21.19 .76 29 11m 12o 96 99 78 A D52.5 EmpNcCh 2.2 EOC 35.06 +.50 43 150 13
97 93 84 A C+18.1 7LumberLn
LL . 10.11 +.17 24 201 14 78 85 37 A D79.6 Energen 1.6 EGN 30.13 1.31 17 806 6
61 75 51 A D 29.9 Luxotti 3.3 LUX 17.07 1.53 +42 318 10 96 99 81 B B20.6 Enersis 3.6 ENI . 13.70 +.26 +10 825 11
81 80 62 A E 54.6 MSCInds2.3 r MSM 34.39 +.74 +78 1.2m 11o 91 73 66 B C 127 Entergy 3.7 ETR 80.12 2.82 +79 3.0m 12
32 49 42 D B 28.5 Macys 5.1 M 10.30 .63 9 13m 5o 83 62 73 A D+76.1 EqtblRes 2.6 EQT 33.86 +.06 14 1.7m 15
97 90 91 A B67.0 McDonal 3.3 MCD . 60.07 .45 34 7.1m 17 74 59 59 B B92.1 Exelon 3.9 r EXC 54.17 1.18 35 2.7m 13
36 34 40 C B27.6 MnsWh 2.1 MW 13.25 .91 +29 1.5m 8o 91 64 80 B B73.2 FPLGrp 3.6 FPL 50.02 1.08 27 2.2m 13
85 62 96 D C+47.6 NashFch 1.7 NAFC 42.55 1.69 30 136 13o 72 68 54 B D 84.0 FirstEgy 4.5 FE 48.90 +1.14 7 2.3m 11o
99 93 96 B A40.9 7Netflix r NFLX 32.26 .89 31 786 24 76 36 68 B B+29.3 GrtPlnEn 8.6 GXP 19.34 .16 16 1.0m 12
88 51 97 D B 12.9 99Cents
r NDN 10.15 .44 24 1.1m 99o 83 75 73 C D29.8 HawaiiEl 5.6 HE 21.96 .21 51 406 12o
31 53 21 B C 40.6 Nordsrm 4.6 JWN 13.96 .57 31 5.1m 5o 77 41 77 B C+42.2 HuanPwr 6.4 HNP 26.13 1.26 19 532 22o
85 77 71 B C+33.0 PFChangs PFCB 20.25 .66 21 384 12o 98 90 76 A C 60.0 ITCHldgs 2.8 ITC . 43.61 .76 25 391 21
98 91 97 A C 65.0 PaneraBrd PNRA . 51.31 .74 49 472 24o 97 79 87 C B 35.0 IdaCorp 4.1 IDA 29.38 .38 50 327 13
91 58 98 B D+31.1 Pantry
PTRY 19.56 1.39 14 444 11 85 59 77 C C+53.9 IntgrysE 6.1 TEG 44.00 .41 +1 848 15
76 85 40 B C 30.7 PapaJohns PZZA 17.23 .63 54 140 16 54 7 69 D B+22.0 KoreaElc 2.4 KEP 11.23 .68 +8 1.4m 99o
86 73 71 C B29.8 PeetsCof
PEET 20.22 .74 42 75 26o 94 58 95 B C 55.8 Laclede 3.5 LG 44.36 1.10 45 158 16k
31 41 40 C C+51.4 Penney 3.8 JCP 20.94 .99 22 4.4m 5o 88 63 77 B C+36.5 MGEEgy 4.6 MGEE 31.44 .81 30 76 13
98 92 98 A B+19.0 PetMed
r PETS . 17.98 .07 29 470 19 94 70 78 B A19.8 MdsxWtr4.3 MSEX 16.57 .89 51 21 17
73 65 66 A B 28.9 Petsmrt .7 PETM 17.93 .77 40 1.6m 11o 67 19 62 A B42.2 Mirant
MIR 18.93 .53 64 1.1m 6o
78 57 78 C A29.0 Pool
3.0 POOL 17.58 .55 44 297 14o 96 86 80 B B45.8 NRGEnrgy NRG 23.70 .41 17 2.8m 7o
94 72 88 B B+31.9 PricSmrt 1.7 PSMT 18.67 1.19 29 113 13 91 58 94 C B 38.9 NSTAR 4.3 NST 34.88 .45 +88 1.3m 15k
63 58 61 B C+19.9 RadioShk 2.1 RSH 12.13 .51 13 2.6m 6o 89 85 50 A C+63.7 NatlFuel 4.2 r NFG 30.71 .89 36 392 9
65 71 29 B B 43.6 RedRobin r RRGB 15.07 .92 56 172 7o 69 32 63 B B 85.4 NatlGrid 5.8 NGG 51.48 1.02 +7 182 13
18 40 22 D B32.0 Regis
1.2 RGS 12.82 1.67 +46 897 6 90 46 95 B C 41.1 NJResrc 3.4 NJR 36.84 .92 31 364 16k
5.5 GAS 33.52 .65 36 443 11o
86 64 82 C B+26.0 RentACtr
RCII 16.92 .77 16 925 8 74 48 66 B C 52.0 Nicor
77 74 69 B C+30.5 RitchieB 1.8 RBA 20.50 .60 31 487 25 42 25 43 C C+19.8 Nisource 8.3 NI 11.08 +.14 +22 4.2m 8
91 84 85 A B41.6 RossSts 1.3 r ROST 30.00 1.58 11 2.2m 13o 87 63 89 D C+31.6 NEUtil 3.4 NU 24.89 .02 23 1.1m 13
58
26
71
D
C+56.0
NwNtGas
3.8
NWN 41.47 .55 30 166 16
81 76 61 C D+39.8 Ruddick 1.8 RDK 26.79 .65 53 208 13k
80 54 72 C B34.9 Safeway 1.4 r SWY 23.20 .35 34 3.0m 10o 73 48 78 D B 29.7 NoWstC 6.0 r NWE 21.99 .26 28 281 13
48 63 39 C B 38.2 Scansrce
SCSC 17.80 1.85 +27 232 8 79 78 80 D C+16.9 NVEner 3.9 NVE 10.14 .23 +6 2.4m 10
34 43 34 D C+35.5 SchoolSpec r SCHS 18.82 .91 38 130 9o 92 88 67 B C 51.3 Oneok 5.4 OKE 29.43 .87 2 941 8
20 35 22 E B114 SearsHldgs r SHLD 46.73 3.25+102 3.4m 22o 41 18 42 C B46.2 OttrTail 5.6 OTTR 21.08 .89 38 208 18
91 64 90 B C+45.7 PG&E
4.1 PCG 38.24 +.28 25 2.3m 13o
94 69 94 A B+65.0 ShrwnW 2.4 SHW 59.40 1.69 16 1.6m 12
52 13 75 E B+21.2 PNMRes 4.6 PNM 10.80 .25 43 511 99
49 44 42 B D+23.3 Sonic
SONC 11.10 .10 +6 872 12o
73 40 54 B B+55.2 PPL
4.2 PPL 32.16 .59 33 2.0m 14k
94 84 79 B D+28.2 SprtnStr 1.0 SPTN 20.78 .25 40 181 12
92 89 69 A B21.9 ParaCopl 1.4 ELP 11.10 +.36 29 380 4o
92 66 78 A B 26.6 Staples 1.8 SPLS 18.30 .18 +23 11m 12o
70 61 58 C C+29.6 PepcoHl 6.1 POM 17.61 .09 41 1.5m 9o
66 49 45 D A 35.9 Suprvalu 3.9 r SVU 17.50 .30 +55 4.8m 6o 77 31 85 B C+35.3 Piedmnt 3.8 PNY 27.65 .63 23 466 18
89 54 87 B B28.5 Susser
SUSS 13.67 .89 48 20 21
67 38 82 D C+42.9 PinaclW 6.4 PNW 32.90 .15 33 699 14
56 86 38 C C 27.3 Synnex
SNX 13.76 +1.41+365 1.1m 5o
69 54 60 C C+26.9 PortGE 5.3 POR 18.64 .32 28 439 9
82 69 68 B C+35.0 Sysco 4.0 r SYY 23.78 .39 44 2.7m 12 73 59 76 C D 49.2 ProgrsEn 6.5 PGN 38.07 +.41 +66 3.2m 12o
63 64 55 B B21.0 Systemax r SYX 10.63 .59 50 76 6 87 65 68 B B 52.3 PubSvcEn 4.2 r PEG 30.56 .43 30 2.5m 10
61 71 43 A C 37.5 TJXCos 2.1 r TJX 20.80 .69 +2 7.0m 9o 83 52 93 D C NH PugetEgy 3.6 PSD 28.03 +.63+126 2.4m 19
60 58 56 B B59.6 Target 1.8 TGT 35.40 2.12 30 9.6m 10o 92 66 85 C B+34.7 SJW
2.4 SJW 27.11 .99 52 44 23
19 25 34 D C+37.8 TechData r TECD 19.15 .13 9 641 8 87 55 83 C B44.1 Scana
5.2 SCG 35.07 .44 48 728 11
56 83 31 A B 50.0 Tiffany 3.0 r TIF 22.40 1.68 +74 5.9m 8o 74 55 71 C C+63.0 SmpraEn 3.2 r SRE 43.59 .08 26 1.4m 10o
92 80 71 A C 36.6 THortons 1.1 THI 25.47 1.16 +10 896 16o 99 86 91 C B+40.8 SoJerInd 3.2 r SJI 37.36 .85 50 129 16
84 99 41 A E 34.5 TitanMchn TITN 12.88 .20 31 197 11o 91 63 84 B C+40.6 SouthnCo 4.7 SO 35.53 .06 25 4.3m 14
95 81 77 B D 47.5 TractorSupl TSCO 32.46 .54 14 764 12 77 77 38 B B29.8 SouthnUn 4.4 SUG 13.79 .26 12 1.5m 7
74 61 60 C C+28.7 UnitdNaturl UNFI 17.87 .40 18 427 15 58 17 73 D B 33.3 Southws 3.6 SWX 24.66 .53 8 306 14
82 81 61 B B 60.3 UtdStnr r USTR 33.80 .46 +74 420 8 41 25 52 C D+22.0 TecoEngy 6.7 TE 12.01 .14 7 2.4m 13
63 93 21 A D 38.4 UrbanOutfit URBN . 15.06 .40 8 5.3m 12o 78 78 58 B D 37.8 Transal 4.4 TAC 20.06 .68 +6 53 12k
87 79 82 B C+63.9 WalMrt 1.8 WMT 51.58 +.20 +15 29m 14o 92 44 85 B B 28.9 UGI
3.2 UGI 24.04 .33 32 521 12k
74 63 71 B B 39.0 Walgrn 1.7 WAG 26.15 .69 +21 9.2m 12o 85 67 74 C B+37.8 UILHldg 5.8 UIL 29.53 .27 5 150 15
77 23 84 D A40.3 WeisMkt 3.6 WMK 32.63 .68 36 38 22 61 19 89 .. B+34.5 Unisour 3.4 UNS 27.93 .49 +31 567 99
35 24 24 C B 42.5 WholeFd WFMI 12.57 +.30+100 7.5m 13o 63 50 51 D B 29.3 Unitil
7.0 UTL 19.76 .52 72 17 12k
63 8 88 D B 19.4 WinnDix WINN 15.37 .19 +33 575 69o 78 59 82 C D32.2 Vectren 5.3 VVC 25.10 .13 6 577 14k
97 81 76 A B+41.7 YumBrd 2.5 r YUM 30.62 .87 25 3.3m 16 72 80 29 B C+94.4 VeoliaEn 5.5 VE 29.10 .73 25 347 9o
81 39 88 C C+37.1 WGLHld 4.6 WGL 30.92 .58 46 357 12k
4. UTILITY
62 20 73 C C+25.8 WestarE 5.9 WR 19.67 .58 8 1.4m 15
94 80 84 C D+39.1 AGLRes 5.4 ATG . 31.33 .35 22 430 11
85 60 83 C B49.6 WiscEngy 3.2 WEC 42.78 .39 30 927 14k
79 64 64 B B64.8 Alleghn 1.8 AYE 33.32 .70 37 1.6m 14
83 36 77 C B 22.9 XcelEngy 5.2 XEL 18.24 .23 14 2.8m 12
74 66 52 C B+49.0 Allete
5.6 ALE 30.50 .96 41 195 11
5. CONSUMER
73 70 71 C E 42.4 AllntEgy 5.0 LNT 28.03 .31 39 542 9k
65 42 70 C B54.3 Ameren 7.8 AEE 32.66 .18 1 1.4m 10 80 61 79 B C+29.4 AlbertoC 1.1 ACV 23.24 1.15 9 772 19k
76 48 71 B B49.1 AmElcPwr 5.0 AEP 32.61 .67 44 2.0m 10 98 98 76 A E 53.2 AmPubEn APEI . 37.11 +1.73 +63 532 46o
82 55 71 C B42.0 AmrStWt 3.2 AWR 31.10 1.24 9 154 22 99 82 98 A BNH ApolloGrpA r APOL . 85.27 +8.05+413 16m 25o
79 41 90 E C 23.7 AmWWks 3.9 AWK 20.71 +.52 52 255 ..o 57 77 32 A E 45.3 AvonPds 3.5 AVP . 23.00 .10 +32 6.7m 10

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

23 38 25 D D+38.4 CSSIndst 3.6 r CSS 16.58 1.37 39 35 7k
99 91 95 A B69.8 7CapellaE r CPLA 58.45 +2.31 +51 464 38o
70 12 96 D B23.2 CareerEd
CECO 19.36 +1.55+274 4.4m 24o
91 90 82 A E 82.2 Chattem
CHTT 65.20 .44 21 213 15
88 74 78 B D65.5 ChrchDwt .7 CHD 53.35 .85 53 377 20k
87 73 75 A E 65.0 Clorox 3.5 r CLX 52.90 1.54 34 1.2m 14
93 77 75 A C+82.0 ColgPlmv 2.5 r CL 64.90 .64 12 3.5m 17
98 70 98 C ANH CornthClg COCO . 16.21 +.20+250 4.9m 35
28 40 33 C D 36.0 DTSInc
DTSI 14.97 .54+242 590 20
99 83 94 A C 61.6 DeVry
.3 r DV . 56.20 +3.75+109 2.0m 30
82 90 68 A D53.6 DolbyLab
DLB 31.85 .18 32 499 18
86 78 51 A C 52.2 Ecolab
1.7 ECL 33.51 .51 38 2.1m 18o
68 79 45 D B 21.8 ElizArden RDEN 12.37 .96 +13 277 8k
81 91 42 A B107 Energizer
ENR 54.59 1.24 22 746 8
76 85 44 B C+54.8 EsteeLd 1.8 EL 30.57 .56 +50 3.3m 12
92 62 99 .. ..19.5 GrCanEd
LOPE 17.92 +.92 +40 519 99
30 23 40 C B38.0 HNICorp 5.5 HNI 15.52 1.31 29 291 8k
18 29 34 C B69.5 Harman .2 HAR 20.51 .53 +6 1.1m 9
87 77 79 B C+41.7 Hasbro 2.9 r HAS 27.98 .92 20 1.7m 12o
29 28 47 D E 24.7 HelenTroy HELE 12.37 .57 +65 408 8o
75 97 28 A C 51.1 Herbalfe 3.6 r HLF 22.00 .39 58 467 6o
70 63 68 A B24.8 HillenI 4.3 r HI 17.20 .45 24 184 10
99 94 98 A B+106 ITTEduc
ESI . 98.13 +1.26+231 3.4m 20
66 65 41 B C 46.9 IntFlavr 3.4 IFF 29.17 .83 7 738 10k
79 65 66 B B30.6 JakksPac JAKK 19.57 .66 31 184 7o
63 84 34 B C 27.9 Jarden
JAH 12.12 .62 46 707 4o
65 92 46 .. E 30.2 K12nya
LRN . 16.48 .03 39 150 49
66 57 59 B D69.5 KimbCla 4.6 KMB 50.45 .71 +23 3.6m 11
60 50 68 C B24.6 LeggPlat 6.9 r LEG 14.40 .42 +12 2.5m 8k
92 82 75 C D16.0 LincEduSv r LINC 11.47 +.59+216 109 17
96 86 89 A B38.5 MarvelEnt MVL . 29.10 .75 23 670 13o
96 64 94 B A19.0 Matrixx
MTXX 16.03 .40 81 14 14
70 45 75 B B 22.0 Mattel 4.9 r MAT 15.35 .44 37 2.4m 11
68 81 44 B C+58.6 MathInt .8 MATW 34.49 1.42 31 175 13k
70 92 17 A C+71.2 Middleby MIDD . 26.65 1.74 +8 229 7o
44 73 22 B D 33.7 MllrHer 2.7 MLHR 13.03 .83 48 360 5
45 40 23 B D+37.3 NBTY
NTY 16.64 +.37 +5 1.1m 7k
79 46 98 D B+14.6 NLIndus 3.8 NL 13.11 1.24 35 28 39
97 89 98 B A81.0 Natl Pr 1.3 NPK 75.85 4.25 36 29 11
96 98 54 A C+86.5 NwOriEd
EDU . 49.00 +.93 22 519 26
9 26 26 B E 25.4 NewellRb 8.3 NWL 10.11 .07 32 2.6m 6
63 71 39 B C+20.0 NuSkin 4.2 NUS 10.47 .48 23 295 9k
72 54 65 B B+30.6 NutriSys 4.8 NTRI 14.65 1.20 31 297 7o
88 74 97 C B12.3 PrestgBr
PBH 9.60 .45 12 314 13
90 80 74 B C+73.8 ProctGm 2.7 PG 59.86 .55 52 11m 16
34 31 46 C B 57.2 Sony
1.3 SNE 23.55 .66 +18 1.9m 9
53 36 85 D D 20.2 StoneMor 16 STON 13.74 +.05 64 17 99
99 89 95 A D 239 StrvrEd .9 r STRA 215.3+20.71+218 862 40o
86 89 68 A A+45.0 Tupperw 3.7 TUP 23.54 .89 3 815 8
78 56 83 B D+49.9 USANAHlth USNA 33.17 .51 39 52 14k
95 74 98 B B+23.0 Ultralife
r ULBI 12.80 .58 48 97 12
38 54 39 C C 32.8 UniElec
UEIC 15.31 .69 35 80 14
69 19 95 E B20.0 UnvTchIns
UTI 16.63 .23 51 187 55
71 79 41 A C+50.2 WWatch 2.6 WTW 26.67 .45 33 274 9o
38 48 28 C C 98.0 Whrlpl 3.9 r WHR 44.40 1.92 9 1.8m 6
85 56 94 C B21.8 Zepn
.9 ZEP 17.47 1.53 +40 253 16

6 6 666 High
83 98 47 A B21.5
96 88 90 A C+39.1
94 88 73 A B 23.6
63 92 31 A B21.5
79 34 92 C C+15.1
85 60 54 B B23.0
65 75 39 B C+32.5
99 89 96 A B47.9
98 73 82 B A17.3
96 90 77 A B+24.8
94 88 66 A B 59.4
90 88 63 A A43.4
98 91 98 .. A19.3
63 72 38 C B75.2
90 70 76 A C+31.6
92 85 74 A B37.0
87 89 67 B B22.8
84 65 78 A A26.6
49 59 24 B C+41.7
60 77 32 B D 42.5
60 12 77 E B+18.7
85 92 48 A B85.8
67 69 35 A C+41.5

6. COMP SFTWR
95 74 94 D B+23.2 ACIWwde ACIW 16.29
64 86 42 A C+46.4 AdobeSys ADBE 24.01
56 76 30 B D55.0 AdvntSftw r ADVS 21.64
73 97 49 A D 49.9 Ansys
ANSS . 25.99
99 82 95 A C+38.3 7Athenahltn ATHN 32.52
50 88 25 A D47.1 Autodesk ADSK 18.47
95 91 70 A B40.9 BMCSftwr BMC 26.45
75 81 33 A B28.6 Blckbaud 3.1 BLKB 12.85
65 75 46 A C+45.0 Blkboard BBBB 25.37
89 88 78 A C 26.7 CAInc
.9 CA 18.42
95 95 69 B D59.8 Cerner
r CERN 36.12
93 75 89 A B+25.8 CheckPtSf r CHKP 21.13
83 67 67 A C 37.4 CitrixSys r CTXS 22.56
96 91 86 A C 19.9 7CommVlt CVLT 11.96
96 74 97 B B 31.0 CmptrPr 5.3 CPSI 27.09
94 98 80 A D50.0 ConcurTch r CNQR 28.78
64 79 42 B D+76.9 DSTSys
r DST 38.30
49 56 50 B D30.4 DealerTrk r TRAK 11.97
97 76 93 B B+17.7 EPIQSys
EPIQ 15.70
95 99 72 A D+40.3 Ebix
r EBIX 22.27
88 96 37 B B26.3 Eclipsys
ECLP 12.87
14 18 12 B C 56.0 ElecArts
ERTS 17.79
54 36 51 C B+30.3 FairIsa
.5 FIC 15.49
90 35 88 D A 13.1 HLTHCorp r HLTH 10.05
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NuanceCm NUAN 10.06

OpenText OTEX 30.19
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Sykes History Three Stocks Pass Foreign Leaders

Could Gauge Three-Part Test Falter In Omen
Future Action On Performance For Indexes
THE BASE READER

THE INCOME INVESTOR

INTERNATIONAL LEADERS

BY PATRICK CAIN

BY PAUL WHITFIELD

BY DONALD H. GOLD

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Sykes EnterprisesSYKE has formed

an oddly shaped base in which its
past history could play a role.
The provider of services for outsourced customer contact management fell 44% in the five weeks centered around the October market
plunge. Sykes rebounded quickly in
late October and early November,
giving the base a V shape. Thats
considered a weak formation.
The fast rebound took shares to
20.25, then the stock pulled back,
forming what could be an awkwardly long handle.
This formation is atypical because
the handle is longer than the cup.
Because of its untraditional nature,
Sykes may form a shorter handle.
The stock last week started what
could be such a handle, with a possible buy point of 20.08.
The buypoint on the long, oddhandle would be 20.35.
Both of these buy points are near
20. Looking back on Sykes former
moves, 20 seems like a level of both
resistance and support.
In early August, the stock held
below 20. But by late August it had
jumped over that level, which became support. The stock also straddled the line in May 2008 and multiple times in 2007.
The base so far has three more
weeks of accumulation than distribution a positive.

While dividend investors naturally

focus on the long term, how a stock
behaves during a shorter but tough
period is pertinent.
How many dividend stocks rose
last year, are up over the past six
months and are holding up in the
first six sessions this year?
Three stocks meet the test.
Sherwin-WilliamsSHW rose 3% last
year, is up about 28% over the past
six months and is roughly even year
to date.
According to a Reuters report, the
company plans to raise its dividend
this year even though earnings
are expected to fall 10% for 2008.
Analysts expect EPS to grow 4%
in 2009.
Part of the reason the expected
EPS declinefor last year hasnt shaken the stock is that the company has
trounced pessimistic forecasts. The
maker of paint and coatings beat analyst estimates by 8%, 14% and 18%
in the first three quarters of 2008.
Fourth-quarter results havent
been reported yet.
The dividend yield is 2.3%. The
dividend has risen for 30 years in a
row, not including any 2009 hike.
Computer Programs and SystemsCPSI sprinted 18% last year. It
rose 40% over the past six months
and is up about 1% year to date.
The medical software companys
dividend yield is 5.3%.
However, the payout ratio is about
95% of estimated 09 earnings.
The microcap is thinly traded,
moving about 160,000 shares daily.
Applied Signal TechnologyAPSG
galloped 32% last year. In the past
six months, its up 48%. Year to date
its up about 5%.
Analysts expect the maker of military surveillance systems to grow
EPS 19% in fiscal 2009 ending in October. That would be up from the
previous years 15% growth.
The dividend yield is 2.6%.
It trades only about 120,000
shares daily.

No matter how far from the U.S. we

seek our investment opportunities,
certain similarities keep coming
home. Thats true today.
First, you need a confirmed uptrend to build a successful portfolio.
Yes, some stocks can thrive in a bear
market, but the odds just arent
with you.
Next, the action of a foreign markets leaders are a gauge of that uptrends health.
Just as rattled leading stocks in
the U.S. belie deeper problems with
the NYSE and Nasdaq, the weak action in ADRs suggests trouble
ahead for foreign markets.
Evenas otherbourses pulled themselves together, Indias Sensex 30
struggled.The recent Satyam ComputerSAY debacle pushed the index
below its 50-day moving average.
Its 22% above its late-October low.
Worse, there were few issues that
even threatened to make a growthstock watch list.
Outsourcer InfosysINFY regained its
50-day line, and seemed ready to
plow a wide area extending to its
200-day line. But Satyams news
didnt help.
Infosys 89 EPS Rating is the second-best among Indian ADRs.
The No. 3 name, by EPS Rating, is
fellow outsourcer WiproWIT. The
stock is recovering from a deep and
erratic correction.
And the No. 1 name, with an 89
EPS Rating, is Satyam. That grade is
likely to be adjusted.
Brazils Bovespa has lifted 43%
from its late-October low. Brazil, a
hugeexporter of raw materials, benefited from rebounds in metals,
grains and other commodities.
Brazilian power generator EletrobrasEBR debuted on the NYSE Oct.
31. It broke out of a short base but
has since slid into a new correction.
Eletrobras is expected to lift EPS
by 82% when the books are closed
on 2008. For 09, estimates so far
are for a 1% decline.

SYKES ENTERPRISES INC (SYKE) Group 20 o$18.80

99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 93 ROE 13% 33.0M Shares
PROVIDES OUTSOURCED CUSTOMER CONTACT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO
THE TECHNOLOGY, HEALTHCARE, FINANCIAL AND OTHER INDUSTRIES

+38% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 394,700 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +57%6 Prior Qtr +169%5 Last Qtr Sales +18%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%; Eps Due 3/10
R&D 3%
Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 65

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8. AEROSPACE
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ATK 84.90
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9. TELECOM
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85 74 53 A B 26.5
78 90 41 A C 67.4
69 74 57 C D+46.1
94 59 85 C A 15.7
97 84 72 A A35.5
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6.1 T 26.68
Adtran 2.3 r ADTN 15.50
AmMovl 1.6 AMX 31.75
AmerTower r AMT 28.39
Anaren
ANEN 11.13
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BCE
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Belden 1.0 BDC 20.27
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BraslTlc 7.7 BTM 16.96
Cbeyond
CBEY 16.20
Cellcom 14 CEL . 22.09
CntryTel 10 CTL 27.74

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Relative Price Strength Rating
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Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

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29 54 39 C C 67.6 PrncplF 2.1 PFG 20.94
95 87 84 C B+71.2 Proassrnce r PRA 49.24
61 20 73 D C+21.3 Progresv
PGR 14.57
41 57 53 C B44.4 PrtcLife 3.4 PL 14.25
34 56 26 C B92.9 Prudentl 1.8 PRU 31.88
33 53 32 D C+29.2 PrudtlUK 6.0 PUK 11.73
91 50 93 B B72.1 RLI
1.8 RLI 57.71
78 86 81 C C+59.3 ReinsGrp
RGA 40.09
84 24 92 B B+60.3 RenaisRe 1.8 RNR 50.06
88 56 91 C B49.4 SafeIns 4.1 SAFT 39.15
95 81 76 B B 16.0 SeaBrght
SBX 12.13
78 49 84 D B30.4 SelInsG 2.5 SIGI 21.15
66 82 58 C C 55.3 StancrpF 2.1 SFG 34.99
85 24 92 C A 37.1 StatAut 2.3 STFC 26.24
42 9 53 E A36.4 StewInfo .6 STC 16.46
47 57 44 C B+53.3 SunLife 4.9 r SLF 24.18
58 57 66 B C+66.0 Torchmrk 1.3 TMK 42.86
99 96 96 A A 31.8 7TowrGp .7 TWGP . 26.90
62 38 56 C C+73.8 TransAtl 2.0 TRH 38.41
82 32 90 B B58.6 Travele 2.9 TRV 41.98
61 51 46 D B 21.4 UtdAmInm INDM 12.00
65 13 80 C B 39.3 UnitdFi 2.2 r UFCS 27.00
25 13 33 D C+45.6 Unitrin 11 UTR 15.69
80 72 77 B C+25.2 UnvAmr r UAM 10.26
71 74 68 D B28.0 UnmGrp 1.7 UNM 17.25
93 41 95 B B+26.7 Validus 3.3 VR 24.30
34 16 42 E C 525 WhtMtIn 2.9 WTM 275.0
77 40 69 B B 37.6 WillisGp 4.0 WSH 26.05
70 34 66 B B 45.6 ZenithNt 6.6 ZNT 30.42

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LEVEL I:

IBD Research Tables With 10 Vital Ratings

52-wk

B11
IBDS 20 RULES FOR INVESTMENT SUCCESS

SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

94 97 57 A B+90.0 ChinaMbl 3.3 CHL

66 76 44 B B92.0 ChinaTel 2.9 CHA
53 63 33 C C+25.1 ChinaUni 2.5 CHU
80 72 62 A B 22.5 ChungTel 6.6 CHT
74 95 18 A C+56.5 Comscope
CTV
98 91 79 A B 51.9 Comtech
CMTL
95 91 78 B B 19.2 ConsolC 12 CNSL
38 20 47 D A43.2 CrownCstl
CCI
75 80 73 D C+23.1 DeutTele 8.4 DT
90 66 87 C C+31.8 EMSTech ELMG
29 22 24 D D41.7 EchoStarn SATS
84 69 84 B C+50.1 Embarq 7.6 r EQ
91 77 77 B B 38.5 FrnceTel 8.8 FTE
70 78 20 A B87.3 Garmin 3.7 r GRMN
94 92 71 A D+66.7 Harris 2.1 HRS
37 39 25 B D 56.0 HughCom HUGH
96 74 98 B B+29.0 InterDig
IDCC
41 23 59 C D+21.0 IowaTele 12 IWA
45 10 53 C A27.3 KTCorp 4.9 KTC
48 8 73 D B 61.7 LeapWire LEAP
59 46 69 E B34.7 LoralSpce LORL
48 81 24 B E 28.0 MagyarT 18 MTA
99 88 97 B A 15.7 MasTec
MTZ
93 59 94 B A21.9 MetroPCSn PCS
75 88 31 A B122 Millicom
MICC
48 75 16 B D99 MobilTel 7.5 MBT
76 82 48 A C 57.1 NIIHldg
NIHD
87 75 96 B D+20.4 NTTDoCo 2.4 DCM
95 89 75 A B 30.5 NeuStar
r NSR
93 74 83 B B23.0 NeutTandn TNDM
94 77 96 C A28.0 NippnT&T 1.8 NTT
58 68 34 B D 38.6 Nokia
3.9 NOK
92 71 87 B B+32.1 nTelos 4.5 NTLS
77 45 64 B B+46.0 PTIndos 3.4 IIT
80 83 51 A D24.7 PrtnrCo 7.9 r PTNR
64 61 58 B D 76.7 PhilLD
.1 PHI
97 82 63 A B 56.9 Qualcm 1.8 r QCOM
86 98 25 A B 148 RschInMt RIMM
88 56 98 B B+75.0 Rostele .6 ROS
52 29 68 E B+38.5 SBAComm SBAC
55 16 65 C A 26.4 SKTelecm 4.4 SKM
98 84 99 B A NH ShndCm 1.1 SHEN
99 99 85 A B 18.8 7Starentn STAR
47 8 69 D C+19.1 Surwest SURW
89 96 48 A B 22.9 Syniverse
SVR
37 51 30 D B 44.3 TIMPartc 5.9 TSU
53 14 85 D B+36.7 VidSanN .9 TCL
90 57 82 C B+17.7 Tekelec
r TKLC
47 46 45 B D 28.1 TelNort .9 TNE
70 82 57 A E 30.7 TeleSao 10 TSP
74 52 85 C B+23.8 TelItali
11 TIA
71 52 87 C B31.8 TelItal
5.9 TI
79 59 69 B B 102 Telefon 4.1 r TEF
60 37 63 B B27.2 TelfnMe 3.5 TMX
60 52 57 B C+46.1 TelkmIn 5.2 TLK
67 48 84 C B63.6 TelData 1.2 TDS
75 52 67 C B 20.0 TelmxInt 2.0 TII
75 79 51 B C 47.9 TelusA 5.6 TU
96 96 72 A B41.4 TrimblNv r TRMB
93 98 60 A B 27.3 Turkcell 4.3 TKC
84 52 97 C B 13.5 USAMoblty USMO
85 77 82 C B 85.0 USCell
USM
76 58 82 C C+44.1 Verizon 5.7 r VZ
95 85 91 B B30.9 Viasat
VSAT
67 60 66 C B31.2 VivoPart
VIV
73 62 61 B B+38.3 Vodafone 6.6 VOD
72 17 96 D A17.8 Wavecm r WVCM

48.21
36.72
11.36
15.19
16.69
43.35
12.04
20.07
14.32
23.34
14.57
36.38
27.23
20.37
38.66
18.56
27.33
13.04
14.36
30.39
14.05
12.98
12.37
17.25
45.48
29.39
23.53
17.53
18.75
16.47
25.84
15.21
23.27
25.46
15.80
45.56
35.00
47.46
58.34
18.60
17.11
26.25
12.55
11.03
12.06
14.09
20.53
12.66
12.67
18.64
11.06
15.44
64.43
18.90
25.52
33.14
11.75
27.78
21.72
13.57
11.11
41.81
32.16
22.15
13.94
20.85
11.23

1.64
.85
+.17
.07
.28
.72
.44
+.07
.68
.66
.94
1.61
.99
.66
.71
.59
.58
.28
.34
.81
1.35
.79
+.14
.50
2.52
1.81
.86
.47
.08
.42
.09
.16
1.12
.77
+.03
.62
.28
+.96
+.35
.81
.26
2.07
.65
.50
.39
.46
.22
.70
.07
+.05
.51
.68
2.27
.50
.22
.80
+.11
.48
.26
.71
.86
1.28
.23
1.37
+.32
.48
.26

29 2.1m 12o
47 275 8o
+15 2.6m 16o
51 1.0m 11o
56 891 5o
+39 606 12o
21 125 15o
23 3.0m ..
12 1.5m 12o
10 133 17
58 120 ..
5 1.5m 6o
+16 559 10
47 975 5o
51 643 11
41 62 9
20 623 50o
+82 560 17o
25 731 99
7 1.3m ..o
47 32 ..
3 40 5
+52 942 13o
+5 3.0m 32o
52 568 8o
53 1.2m 5o
5 2.5m 8o
53 283 13k
46 514 13
42 104 30k
45 769 8
7 17m 6
+13 249 21
71 11 11
88 25 8k
40 143 10
27 16m 15
+1 25m 14o
26 78 25
47 1.4m ..o
48 1.1m 11k
27 90 24
46 194 16
59 20 99
43 613 8o
+25 527 99
43 164 45k
7 512 14o
15 1.4m 4
+39 272 6
+6 255 7
9 296 9
34 384 10o
42 974 8o
46 238 9
38 378 18o
42 425 20o
20 232 8
30 740 13
40 705 6
29 189 8
+14 317 14
15 17m 12
19 161 14k
+51 1.8m 53
+23 6.0m 8o
81 6 99

10. FOOD/BEV
57 1 98 C B 17.0
98 74 99 B B+25.8
95 88 95 B D+49.0
89 83 66 B B56.3
65 9 95 B B 48.8

ADairy
ADY 13.79
AmItPastan AIPC . 23.38
ArchrDan 1.9 ADM 27.96
Cadbury 1.2 CBY 35.61
CalMne 5.0 CALM 30.28

.47
+1.01
+.20
1.22
+.65

29 38 99
51 176 23
18 7.0m 7
55 216 11
+22 352 5o

81 54 77 C B21.7
81 81 63 B D40.9
72 58 78 E B25.8
87 60 90 C B+62.2
89 79 68 A D+65.6
64 54 59 C B 27.0
87 57 69 B B 63.8
67 80 36 B C 50.1
74 60 56 C B 24.9
97 93 83 B B55.0
64 66 75 C B 29.2
90 97 72 D C+32.1
48 43 36 C C 26.9
93 83 66 B C+32.7
80 70 65 C C 49.8
74 21 90 C B 39.8
85 76 80 B E 72.0
77 76 47 C C+31.3
99 93 92 A B45.6
76 76 54 A E 53.0
75 42 80 B C 44.3
62 48 61 C B42.8
21 30 25 C D+33.5
93 56 97 C A 36.6
88 75 64 A B58.5
88 63 77 B C+35.0
72 16 88 C B 25.2
87 73 64 B B42.1
73 70 57 C B42.0
93 83 74 C B 33.8
83 75 54 A D+79.8
65 67 51 B B66.8
96 83 81 C C+74.1
51 24 70 D B 50.5
66 58 62 B E 16.1
76 67 68 C D33.1
34 27 38 D B32.2
93 74 78 B B 56.7
17 46 13 B D52.2
55 25 79 C C 35.0
94 55 91 C B 31.6
81 59 67 A C+37.2
82 59 64 A B 38.0
30 69 11 B C 145
98 97 93 A B 15.5

Calavo 2.6 CVGW 13.22

CmpblSp 3.4 r CPB 29.06
Chiquita
CQB 14.31
CcColaB 2.2 COKE 45.55
CocaCo 3.4 KO 44.60
CocaClEn 2.3 CCE 12.20
CocaCFm 1.2 KOF 38.56
CcColaH 2.5 CCH 15.39
ConAgra 4.5 r CAG 16.73
CornPr 1.9 CPO 29.50
DeanFds
DF 18.95
DimdFd .9 DMND . 20.80
DrPepSnn
DPS 16.29
FlowrsF 2.7 r FLO 22.57
Fomento 1.5 FMX 29.30
FrshDelM
FDP 22.20
GenMills 3.0 GIS 58.13
HainCelstl HAIN 18.11
HansenNat r HANS 32.01
HeinzHJ 4.6 HNZ 36.33
Hershey 3.5 HSY 34.42
HormelFd 2.4 HRL 30.41
IndsBac 4.3 IBA 14.50
J&JSnack 1.1 r JJSF 34.57
Kellogg 3.1 K 43.54
KraftFdA 4.2 KFT 27.78
Lance
3.1 LNCE 20.93
McCorm 3.1 MKC 30.86
PepsiBtl 3.1 r PBG 22.22
PepsiAmr 2.9 r PAS 18.56
PepsiCo 3.2 PEP 52.57
Perdigao
PDA 27.90
Ralcorp
RAH . 55.57
SandrFa1.8 r SAFM 31.45
SaraLee 4.4 SLE 10.03
Sensient 3.2 SXT 24.05
SmithfldF
SFD 12.82
Smucker 3.0 r SJM 42.83
Synutran SYUT 9.93
TootsieR 1.3 TR 23.93
TreeHseFd THS 26.34
Unilever 3.9 UN 23.96
Unilever 4.2 UL 23.62
WimmBD 1.2 WBD 29.54
Zhongpinn HOGS 10.70

52 10 64 D B+16.7
94 78 90 B B 32.7
57 22 68 C B32.0
43 32 56 B C 45.3
64 52 58 B C 61.4
76 51 80 C B73.1
65 82 34 A B24.0
73 86 46 A B 25.2
90 90 68 A A25.9
42 33 72 C D+20.7
66 94 36 A E 26.7
91 68 86 A B+55.6
81 84 67 A C 44.0
76 48 77 C B31.9
76 12 91 C A16.9
5 8 14 C B45.1
72 65 58 B C+70.0
28 54 37 C D 59.1
54 66 45 A C+49.2
38 64 34 B D51.6
88 64 90 B C 36.8
17 34 15 B C 41.6
86 64 86 B B 20.0
42 35 61 B B76.8
46 14 65 C D 34.5
80 42 91 B B 35.0
75 29 88 C A43.0

Ameris 1.9 ABCB

ArrowF 4.1 r AROW
AssBanc 7.3 ASBC
BB&T
8.2 BBT
BOKFnl 2.5 BOKF
Bancfst 2.0 BANF
BcBilVA 8.2 BBV
BcBrads 1.5 BBD
BncoItau .6 ITU
BncLatno 7.3 BLX
BcMacro 6.2 r BMA
BcSanCh 4.8 SAN
BanColo 5.9 CIB
BcSouth 4.3 BXS
BncTrst 4.9 BTFG
BnkofAm 9 BAC
BkHawai 4.8 BOH
BkMont 8.0 BMO
BankNY 3.8 BK
BkNova 5.6 BNS
BkOzark 2.2 OZRK
Barclays 24 BCS
CVBFncl 3.3 r CVBF
CnImpBk 6.3 CM
CapCty 3.4 CCBG
CathyG 2.3 CATY
ChemFn 4.6 r CHFC

.18
.18
.33
.12
.64
.34
1.29
.68
.06
+.42
.30
+.60
.32
+.17
.44
.26
.38
.99
.66
.35
.72
.47
.05
.67
.83
.21
.77
.45
.36
1.21
.68
.83
.83
1.18
.14
.50
1.07
.37
.67
1.18
.41
.43
.44
1.56
1.00

18 38 24
40 1.8m 14o
67 272 13o
47 10 27
28 9.8m 14o
23 3.0m 8o
+15 176 11
35 69 8
10 4.3m 14o
13 857 8
52 1.3m 17o
11 420 19o
7 2.3m 8o
+19 1.5m 19
22 922 13
6 553 7o
37 2.4m 14o
27 335 12
32 1.1m 17o
+7 3.4m 12o
36 769 18
38 438 14o
11 19 34k
48 37 23k
30 1.9m 14
35 8.0m 15
40 117 59
45 504 15k
6 2.2m 9
+60 849 9k
17 6.9m 14o
44 122 20
36 698 15
49 183 ..o
34 3.9m 9
+19 610 13o
+45 3.8m 61o
50 1.5m 12o
25 31 ..
10 176 31
15 498 17o
+1 2.9m 11o
46 670 11o
45 133 9o
+59 253 9

11. BANKS
10.72
24.35
17.53
23.04
36.65
43.67
11.48
10.55
12.46
11.99
12.65
38.73
23.04
20.32
10.51
12.99
37.80
28.26
25.59
27.80
23.57
10.75
10.45
44.18
22.52
18.49
25.41

.53 +23 37 18k

.43 54 15 12k
.81 27 784 9
.46 +10 7.8m 8
2.31 48 65 10k
2.69 17 41 16k
.42 53 319 4
.11 18 8.7m 7
.08 33 6.6m 8o
1.23 +35 218 5
... 53 66 4
+.72 24 208 11
.32 27 334 6o
1.09 16 660 12
1.66 14 50 37
.55 36 73m 10
.67 +56 736 9k
.51 26 474 7o
.79 32 6.6m 8
.57 14 547 7
2.24+208 558 12
.22 28 1.0m 2o
.45 14 540 13k
1.62 18 871 6
1.27 16 31 20k
.76 +20 623 8k
2.15 19 103 17k

65 55 51 B C+54.3 CtyHld 4.6 CHCO

45 22 54 B C+71.5 CityNatl 4.9 CYN
37 14 44 C B29.6 ColumBk 2.6 COLB
15 12 28 C C+54.0 Comerica 7.4 CMA
78 37 83 B B52.9 CmcBcs 2.6 CBSH
84 55 83 C B 33.0 CmtyBkSy 4.0 CBU
87 47 94 C A46.3 CmtyTrBc 3.8 CTBI
79 73 67 A C+86.9 Credico 3.0 BAP
63 53 61 B D65.1 CullenFr 3.9 CFR
67 3 95 D B14.1 DanvBcn .6 DNBK
3 30 12 C E 128 DeutschB 21 DB
52 14 75 C B25.8 EWBcp 3.3 EWBC
55 43 38 B B25.5 EntFnlSv 1.6 EFSC
86 46 77 B B 20.7 FNBCorp 7.9 FNB
77 43 94 D B13.3 FstbkPR 2.8 FBP
87 45 86 B B+20.9 FstBcNC 4.8 FBNC
54 20 60 B D22.5 FstBusey 5.6 BUSE
90 68 89 C B+16.2 FstCwlFn 6.0 FCF
65 28 65 B B39.0 FCmBsh 4.0 FCBC
93 64 88 C A50.0 FirstF 2.5 THFF
88 67 94 B D+67.0 FstFnlBk 2.8 FFIN
49 8 90 E C 21.4 FstHoriz
FHN
75 33 84 C B 30.0 FMerch 4.5 FRME
39 34 31 C C+40.1 FMidBc 6.0 FMBI
90 76 82 C A30.0 FrstSrce 3.3 SRCE
81 47 82 C B+30.9 Fstmerit 6.3 FMER
95 85 97 D A 15.7 FrnklnB 2.2 BFBC
70 66 64 B C 40.1 GlacrBnc 3.4 GBCI
19 36 32 C C 208 GldmSch 2.2 GS
67 27 81 C B 21.0 GrtSoBcp 6.7 GSBC
43 11 46 B C+25.2 GreenBs 4.3 GRNB
82 77 66 A B 140 HDFCBnk .8 HDB
28 42 29 B D 88.2 HSBCHold 9 HBC
79 61 74 B C+68.4 HncHld 2.5 HBHC
80 42 84 C B+20.6 HarlyNat 6.1 HNBC
68 36 76 C B27.1 HeartFin 2.1 r HTLF
56 26 58 C B+19.5 HrtgCom 3.0 HTBK
95 87 91 B A 35.0 7HmBk 1.1 r HOMB
72 36 78 B B 70.7 Iberiabk 3.2 IBKC
29 30 59 B D+74.3 ICICIBk 2.7 IBN
84 43 82 B B 39.2 IndBMA 2.8 INDB
73 56 69 B C+33.0 IntlBcs 3.4 IBOC
15 16 30 C B50.6 JPMorgC 5.9 JPM
38 75 22 C B71.5 KBFncl 7.5 KB
81 48 66 C A 16.3 LakeldB 4.1 LBAI
95 69 88 B A+30.1 LakeFinl 2.8 LKFN
39 44 29 C D108 M&TBnk 5.8 MTB
56 27 64 D B38.0 MBFinl 3.0 MBFI
60 39 58 C B23.7 MnSrce 4.7 MSFG
21 11 30 C B 29.8 MarshIl 11 MI
51 44 89 D B 52.4 MorgStan 5.7 MS
93 65 94 B A36.5 NBTBncp 3.2 NBTB
88 73 66 A D 20.0 NatPenn 5.6 NPBC
81 56 78 C B17.4 NewAlliB 2.3 NAL
78 89 51 A B88.9 NorthnTr 2.2 NTRS
75 37 88 C B 28.2 OldNtlBc 5.6 ONB
40 44 20 B C+29.4 OldSecBc 6.1 OSBC
36 39 43 B D88.0 PNCFinl 5.6 PNC
62 35 73 D B 28.0 PacfcCap 5.8 PCBC
49 18 69 C C+40.0 FCmtBc 5.9 PACW
72 26 82 B C+84.3 ParkNatl 6.3 PRK
92 49 88 B B 21.8 PeopUtd 3.6 r PBCT
55 31 53 C B 29.3 PeBcOH 5.5 PEBO
99 84 90 B B 36.6 PinnclFnPt PNFP
50 24 45 D C+49.5 PrvtBcp 1.3 PVTB
67 62 62 B D 46.5 ProspBs 2.2 PRSP
92 71 92 D B 21.5 ProvidFS 3.1 PFS
68 44 63 B B26.0 Renasnt 4.4 RNST
88 57 96 B C+35.5 RepBKY 1.9 RBCAA
48 68 45 B C+52.0 RoyalBk 5.1 r RY

29.38
39.38
10.86
17.90
39.15
22.13
31.79
49.76
43.10
12.60
32.18
12.27
12.81
12.08
9.92
15.74
14.18
11.32
28.22
35.44
48.72
9.82
20.39
15.11
19.21
18.51
14.50
15.37
83.92
10.72
12.19
68.20
47.84
38.28
13.07
19.12
10.76
23.19
42.60
18.73
25.29
19.27
25.97
27.30
9.72
21.96
48.15
23.75
12.37
11.37
19.06
25.30
12.26
12.26
50.16
16.39
10.43
47.35
15.08
21.55
60.66
16.57
16.76
25.02
23.86
24.45
14.31
15.39
24.99
30.92

1.74 58 58 9k
1.59 +34 1.1m 11
.49 35 81 9k
.98 20 2.3m 7
1.16 4 504 14k
.80 +10 303 14k
2.01 +4 68 13k
1.09 +24 532 9k
1.66 16 655 12k
.19 60 35 ..k
3.11 +75 2.0m 5o
.81 2 882 45
.72 5 21 10k
.36 21 459 11
.36 28 501 21
1.03 2 34 10k
.72 +60 143 17
.78 51 444 15k
1.59 24 30 12k
3.10 34 30 16k
1.77 24 113 19k
.66 10 3.5m ..
1.41 28 65 12k
1.08 +6 493 7k
1.69 12 51 13k
1.03 +22 1.3m 12k
.15 82 7 23k
1.16 28 471 11x
1.49 49 12m 18o
.68 +52 37 6k
1.26 17 75 12k
+.67 46 399 19
.51 8 1.9m 6o
2.25 42 147 15k
1.10 50 76 14k
1.13 63 12 15k
.69 21 24 35k
2.81+225 335 17k
1.76 39 103 13
.16 39 2.2m 14
.66 38 90 12k
1.04 21 314 9
1.25 32 42m 11
1.60 27 497 3
1.30 +3 58 12k
.39 17 43 13k
1.15 +38 1.9m 7
1.29 +8 209 17k
.63 +56 117 10k
.80 8 3.6m ..
+.24 +9 35m 12o
2.08 5 139 15k
.93 +60 1.2m 8
.43 20 697 26
2.21 39 1.5m 11
.82 +8 752 15k
.98 +39 86 5k
1.60 +6 6.6m 11
+.06 7 447 21
1.60 47 166 13k
3.89 +12 69 12k
.74 32 4.3m 28
.66 17 17 9k
1.83 +40 150 17k
1.76 +84 664 ..
1.55 +52 719 11k
.66 41 355 19k
.74 35 69 9k
1.60 31 83 13k
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MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

NASDAQ STOCKS IN THE NEWS

INVESTORS.COM

Graphic displays of stocks over $12 that hit new price highs (names boldfaced) or are near new highs (regular type face) or had greatest % increase in volume on stocks over $15 and up 50 or more (name underlined). Stocks that are extended in price
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Knights Base Needs

Work On Right Side

KNIGHT CAPITAL GRP CL A (NITE) Group 28 o$15.95 SYKES ENTERPRISES INC (SYKE) Group 20 o$18.80 APOLLO GROUP INC CL A (APOL) Group 2 o$85.27 LIFE PARTNERS HOLDINGS (LPHI) Group 5 $41.77 SHENANDOAH TELECOMMCTNS (SHEN) Group 73 $26.25
99 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 94 ROE 12% 83.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 93 ROE 13% 33.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 98 ROE 67% 128.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 99 ROE 123% 5.8M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 99 ROE 15% 22.1M Shares
PROVIDES TRADE EXECUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL/BROKER-DEALER CLIENTS
AND OPERATES AS A MARKET-MAKER IN ALL MAJOR EXCHANGES.

+39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. D. Vol 1,501,600 Debt 8%

Last Qtr Eps +344%5 Prior Qtr +33%5 Last Qtr Sales +32%
Knight Capital GroupNITE is work- 2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
ing on the right side of a cuplike Eps Due 1/16
R&D 1%
base.

At about 19% off its high, it needs

to climb some more and add some
upside volume. That would improve the patterns accumulation.
The market maker has benefited
from market volatility.
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 C+
Sup/Demand 83

MANUFACTURES SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS USED FOR INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE.

Earnings ballooned 33% and 344%

in the same period.
CEO Thomas Joyce was a buyer of
shares in Q4. He upped his position
by 55%, buying 500,000 shares at
15.37. Paul Whitfield

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 87

2,500 LEADING STOCKS

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

Dividend

Close

PROVIDES SECONDARY EDUCATION TO 362,100 STUDENTS THROUGH 385

FACILITIES IN NORTH/SOUTH AMERICA VIA CAMPUSES AND ONLINE.

BROKERS SERVICES FACILITATING VIATICAL AND LIFE SETTLEMENT TRANSACTIONS WORLDWIDE.

PROVIDES WIRELESS PCS SERVICE UNDER THE SPRINT NAME TO RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS CUSTOMERS IN VA, WV, MD AND PA.

+38% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 394,700 Debt 0%

Last Qtr Eps +57%6 Prior Qtr +169%5 Last Qtr Sales +18%
5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/10
R&D 3%

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Last Qtr Eps +35%5 Prior Qtr +15%5 Last Qtr Sales +24%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 3/27

+265% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 138,500 Debt 5%

Last Qtr Eps +56%5 Prior Qtr +30%6 Last Qtr Sales +47%
8 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 1/14

+42% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 123,500 Debt 12%
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Eps Due 2/25

Acc/Dis B+
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Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 86

Acc/Dis B
Sup/Demand 72

Acc/Dis A
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AEROVIRONMENT INC (AVAV) Group 40 o$35.65 AMERICAN SCIENCE & ENG (ASEI) Group 3 o$75.67 INSITUFORM TECHNOLOGIES (INSU) Group 67 $19.27 PETMED EXPRESS INC (PETS) Group 113 o$17.98 AMERICAN ITALIAN PASTA (AIPC) Group 49 $23.38
99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 98 ROE 14% 13.3M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 77 EPS RS 98 ROE 11% 8.2M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 98 ROE 7% 27.1M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 98 ROE 33% 22.8M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 74 EPS RS 99 ROE 10% 18.2M Shares

+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 29 Avg. Daily Vol 447,900 Debt 0%

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2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
sales comparisons, sales grew 9% Eps Due 3/3
and 32% in the past two quarters. R&D 7%

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PROVIDES OUTSOURCED CUSTOMER CONTACT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO

THE TECHNOLOGY, HEALTHCARE, FINANCIAL AND OTHER INDUSTRIES

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MANUFACTURES X-RAY INSPECTION SYSTEMS USED FOR SECURITY APPLICATIONS BY HOMELAND SECURITY AND PORT AUTHORITIES.

PROVIDES TRENCHLESS TECHNOLOGIES TO REHABILITATE, REPLACE, MAINTAIN, AND INSTALL UNDERGROUND PIPING SYSTEMS.

MARKETS PRESCRIPTION/NON-PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS AND OTHER

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

PRODUCES AND MARKETS OVER 200 DIFFERENT SHAPES AND SIZES OF DRY
PASTA PRODUCTS IN MULTIPLE PACKAGE CONFIGURATIONS.

-17% Ann. EPS Gro PE 38 Avg. Daily Vol 152,900 Debt 6%

Last Qtr Eps +73%5 Prior Qtr -55%6 Last Qtr Sales +50%
1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
Eps Due 2/11
R&D 7%

+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 448,400 Debt 18%
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2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%
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+26% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 667,200 Debt 0%

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

... Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 359,800 Debt 105%
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Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 82

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 92

Acc/Dis B+
Sup/Demand 84

IBD Composite Rating

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

IBD Composite Rating

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E
Relative Price Strength Rating
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JEC 51.15 .55 27 2.4m 15
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Close
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6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 59 55 50 E A22.7 LennarA 1.7 LEN 9.15 2.27+717 58m ..o
90 96 78 A B 105 NobleEnr 1.4 NBL 50.09 3.01 15 2.0m 6o 89 83 86 C D+41.6 Lennox 1.7 r LII 32.40 1.00 33 438 11k
97 81 94 B A57.2 7NustarEn 9 NS 45.87 .23 +9 249 8 73 47 79 E B+48.6 MDCHld 3.0 MDC 33.58 1.19 1 903 ..o
93 78 89 A C 29.9 Nustarn 8.7 NSH 19.74 .35 41 169 12 26 13 53 E D26.0 MIHomes .4 MHO 11.18 .70 27 150 ..o
80 66 71 B C 35.9 OGEEnrg 5.7 OGE 24.80 .42 52 429 9 87 51 84 B B 125 MrtMar 1.7 MLM 94.26 5.66 +9 973 19
22 80 14 C E 68.5 OYOGeo
OYOG 19.80 .47 43 34 8 21 7 41 D B23.5 Masco 8.3 MAS 11.30 .22 12 5.5m 15o
90 97 75 A B 100 OcciPet 2.3 r OXY 56.30 2.70 22 7.0m 5 55 13 92 E B29.5 Meritage
MTH 14.38 +.24 +14 1.1m ..
54 82 34 A B82.5 Oceanrng
OII 30.17 2.09 25 685 8o 25 27 36 D B83.1 MohawkInd MHK 40.61 2.03 21 1.1m 8o
70 96 41 A C 64.8 OilStIntl
r OIS 20.12 1.68 +9 1.1m 4o 59 14 71 C B 679 NVR
NVR 484.212.21 50 55 10k
98 94 88 A B64.9 ONEOKPtr 8.4 OKS 51.56 .09 32 120 8o 64 42 71 C B 28.6 OwensC
OC 17.57 .74 39 593 12o
50 55 69 C C 57.7 OrmatTch .6 ORA 30.95 1.34 54 144 27 88 74 78 B B+44.8 Perini
r PCR 23.27 1.69 13 760 6o
18 61 16 C E 41.7 PHInv
PHIIK 15.20 .82 9 72 7 62 12 92 E B+19.7 PulteHom 1.4 PHM 11.75 .60 +22 9.5m ..
80 87 61 A B 40.0 PanhanO 1.5 r PHX 19.30 4.45 +5 35 7 92 96 68 B B+35.4 Quanta
PWR . 19.85 .60 43 2.8m 21o
42 75 34 B D+37.5 PattUTI 5.4 PTEN 11.75 .90 25 3.4m 5o 44 52 49 B B25.2 RPMIntl 5.9 RPM 13.59 .45 40 868 7o
58 98 28 A C+88.7 PeabdyEn .9 r BTU 27.09 +.41 4 8.6m 8 55 24 59 E A 37.9 RylandGp .6 RYL 19.09 .79 +6 2.0m ..
62 95 30 A C+81.0 PennVA .8 PVA 27.03 2.17 1 732 9 66 46 70 C A69.3 ShawGp
SGR 28.37 +1.04+124 7.1m 24o
58 71 21 B B 36.2 PenVaGP 13 PVG 11.60 .05 44 45 9 58 34 84 D B32.0 SmpsnMf 1.7 r SSD 23.94 .86 29 279 22
66 53 55 B B30.2 PennVAR 13 PVR 13.70 .50 39 139 12o 18 12 45 E C 34.6 Skyline 3.8 SKY 18.79 1.04 38 43 ..k
34 56 27 A D+35.5 PennWstE 25 PWE 12.90 .31 34 2.3m 4o 87 75 77 C B 51.1 SmithAO 2.5 AOS 30.41 .48 13 193 9k
72 95 46 A D 27.8 Permian 8.9 PBT 14.76 .26 28 264 6 80 89 66 B D+62.2 SnapOn 3.1 SNA 38.83 1.15 43 381 9
75 93 53 A C+62.8 PetroCn 2.6 PCZ 25.31 .50 14 2.3m 3 67 66 67 B D 52.2 Stanley 3.7 SWK 35.04 .60 19 742 8k
80 69 60 A A182 Petchina 4.4 PTR 89.40 3.63 21 697 9o 97 81 93 B A22.0 SterlCons r STRL 18.67 .21 15 159 13
86 86 95 B B 54.5 Petrohawk
HK 17.58 .39 19 4.8m 23o 17 26 9 E C 37.8 TecmsehA TECUA 9.62 .92 31 99 ..
74 95 37 A B64.9 PetrbrsA .3 PBRA 22.32 .03 33 8.6m 5 35 23 41 D C+80.4 TexasIn 1.0 TXI 29.35 1.03 +4 652 14o
76 95 36 A B 77.6 Petrobrs .2 PBR 26.95 .13 37 16m 6o 9 10 23 D B36.9 ThorInd 2.1 THO 13.63 .22 25 313 12o
49 91 21 A C+79.1 PetroDev PETD 22.28 .54 6 201 5o 66 10 91 D A28.0 TollBros
TOL 20.72 .98 +15 5.1m 14o
39 78 11 A C 82.2 PionrNtr 1.7 PXD 19.31 .60 24 2.2m 4 76 48 78 B A52.0 Toro
1.7 r TTC 35.61 .66 3 432 11
77 95 71 A E 22.7 PionSwE 13 PSE 14.30 +.35+189 204 4 89 74 99 E B 21.7 Trex
TWP 16.01 1.60 +24 234 ..o
87 57 84 B B+51.8 PlainAl
9 PAA 38.35 .47 33 442 14o 92 73 96 C B 50.9 URS
URS 39.25 .55 13 1.5m 14o
61 93 39 A C+79.9 PlainsEx
PXP 23.41 1.00 +1 2.3m 3o 11 24 9 E B40.3 USG
USG 11.09 .28 46 1.1m ..
60 96 40 A C+48.9 PrideIntl
PDE 16.94 1.06 21 2.4m 5o 33 6 72 E B 38.4 UnivFrst .5 UFPI 24.26 1.73 40 101 75k
93 96 76 A B 74.9 Questar 1.4 STR 34.74 .74 32 1.4m 9o 64 58 78 C B 25.0 Valspar 3.3 r VAL 18.22 .13 18 765 11
80 99 48 A D 26.9 QkslvGs 12 KGS 11.25 +.74 39 40 15 80 26 87 B C+87.8 Vulcan 3.2 VMC 61.19 1.81 26 1.3m 22o
83 87 61 A B+18.9 RPC
2.4 RES 10.04 .71 36 184 11 77 62 70 C B+61.1 Watsco 4.7 WSO 38.11 1.14 42 204 16
81 92 71 A B76.8 RangeRes .4 RRC 36.84 1.00 23 2.5m 18o
68 58 72 C B33.0 WattsWa 1.8 WTS 24.41 1.28 49 234 12o
48 74 23 C D+33.1 RegncyE 17 RGNC 10.25 .75 56 167 12
9 24 22 E E 70.9 Weyerha 3.2 r WY 30.97 1.03 29 1.7m ..o
58 70 43 A D+44.9 Repsol 2.8 REP 21.69 .61 +24 805 5o
31 65 25 B D 47.9 Rowan 2.5 RDC 15.80 .81 45 2.3m 3o
14. FINANCE
89 82 70 A B 88.7 RoyDShA 5.0 RDSA 53.98 1.93 38 1.9m 4k 45 60 22 B D+114 AffiltMgrs AMG 45.11 1.43 20 996 7
85 82 67 A C+87.5 RoyDShB 6.1 RDSB 52.25 2.01 65 336 4k 82 88 69 A D+74.7 AlliancDta r ADS 44.58 1.95 9 1.3m 10
87 92 70 A D70.8 SabnRylt 11 SBR 43.42 1.12 65 14 7 49 48 20 B A78.0 AlliBern 11 AB 20.92 .51 51 295 5
78 80 56 A C 47.3 SanJuanB 6.6 SJT 28.26 1.15 39 126 9o 29 54 37 D D+72.0 Amerco
UHAL 31.09 2.33 +58 92 16
90 96 64 A C+67.9 Sasol
4.6 SSL 31.77 .41 26 614 6o 32 48 24 B C+52.6 AmerExp 3.7 r AXP 19.23 .81 28 12m 6
59 92 19 A D+111 Schlmbrg 2.0 r SLB 43.00 2.83 22 11m 9 59 60 40 C B 57.6 Amerprs 3.0 r AMP 22.80 1.00 17 3.2m 5
81 76 77 A B97.8 SeacorHldg CKH 67.95 3.02 +9 335 7 68 74 39 B B249 Blackrck 2.5 BLK 127.3 5.83 24 490 15
54 94 14 A C+88.4 Smith
1.9 SII 25.06 2.14 19 3.5m 6 93 40 94 A B+15.2 BlkRKel 16 BKCC 10.18 .80 57 31 5
98 98 91 A C+52.7 SouthwstEn SWN 30.23 .78 19 5.9m 20o 70 29 93 C B 26.7 BlckH&R 2.8 r HRB 21.24 .35 17 2.4m 15o
77 82 50 A B29.2 Spectra 6.2 r SE 16.26 .61 12 3.5m 8 62 47 70 B C+24.0 BrdrdgF 2.1 BR 13.58 .19 20 854 9
82 55 86 B B26.2 Spectra 7.1 SEP 19.79 .30 5 51 14 78 36 84 D B 21.6 BrkfInf 7.5 BIP 14.15 +.45+166 141 ..
58 95 33 A D65.6 StMaryLE .5 SM 20.27 1.11 +19 1.0m 4o 54 79 11 A C 652 CMEGrp 2.4 r CME 188.2 3.99 38 952 10
56 64 36 B B43.3 Statoil 4.1 STO 16.91 .72 +10 2.7m 5o 30 20 44 C C 63.5 CaptlOne 5.1 r COF 29.33 1.60 33 5.4m 6
12 57 4 B E 74.0 StoneEgy
SGY 11.57 .64 36 581 1o 67 96 33 B D+48.9 CashAmer .6 CSH . 23.95 1.10 +15 452 7
84 21 96 B B42.6 SuburbP 8.7 SPH 36.87 .16 2 146 10 33 36 18 B D32.7 CohenStr 3.3 CNS 12.27 .26 +96 551 9k
62 93 33 A D+74.3 SuncrEr .7 SU 23.43 1.05 17 8.1m 7 98 91 85 A B31.5 CreditAcc CACC 17.03 .77 20 20 7k
90 63 96 B B68.0 Sunoco 2.8 SUN 42.15 1.18 31 3.0m 8 32 15 31 D C+58.7 CrdSuis 5.8 CS 26.78 .81 35 688 ..o
97 87 97 B B+55.4 7SunocoLg 7.8 SXL 49.33 .48 66 32 10k 85 99 51 A C 20.4 Cybrsrce r CYBS . 10.99 .61 6 937 17k
48 73 27 A C 121 SunPowrA SPWRA 38.66 .99 +9 2.3m 19 75 32 89 D C+22.8 DuffPhlpn DUF 17.50 1.33 34 72 28
52 73 29 A C 74.0 SunPwrB SPWRB 31.25 +.01 6 965 15 56 51 43 B C 44.4 EatnVan 3.1 EV 20.16 .63 37 851 11
40 88 8 A D 78.4 SuntechP
STP 12.71 .04 41 3.1m 8o 41 29 52 B B16.0 ElctrRnt 5.8 ELRC 10.35 .42 +13 126 14
60 94 28 A C+57.8 SuperEgry SPN 16.99 1.38 10 1.0m 4o 81 77 68 A C+40.0 Equifax .6 r EFX 27.08 .92 13 972 11
55 85 21 A B35.8 SuperWell SWSI 11.24 1.33 22 168 7 74 79 45 B B+29.6 EuronetWW EEFT 11.84 .04 +14 525 9o
50 97 18 A D 68.5 SwiftErgy
SFY 18.46 1.35 32 488 2 62 46 79 E B21.8 Evercore 4.0 EVR 11.95 1.34 34 89 41
82 57 73 A B 37.7 TCPipeln 10 TCLP 26.00 +.74 +14 110 9 95 98 89 A D19.3 EzcorpClA EZPW . 13.71 .08 +25 865 11
5.0 FII 19.09 .29 +68 2.8m 8
56 94 8 A A84.8 T3Engy
TTES 12.23 .77 47 135 4 54 57 28 A D 45.0 FedInvs
73 94 58 A B25.7 Talismn 1.5 TLM 10.50 .39 52 2.4m 5o 82 68 75 B B 24.4 FidNInfo 1.2 r FIS 16.82 .34 24 1.4m 10
80 55 69 B A39.1 TeppcoP 12 TPP 23.77 +.19 20 347 13 82 66 84 C B 26.9 FinlFedl 2.8 FIF 21.20 .75 16 227 10
71 33 90 B B43.7 Tesoro 2.7 TSO 14.72 .20 14 6.8m 14 95 90 93 A C 20.0 FstCshFinl r FCFS 16.42 +.08 +10 271 14
r FISV 36.09 1.20 48 1.0m 11
70 85 63 A C+71.3 Tidewatr 2.5 r TDW 39.73 2.10 40 690 5 86 83 61 A C 54.7 Fiserv
87 92 64 A B91.3 TotalSA 4.9 TOT 53.59 2.38 21 2.9m 5o 69 61 49 B C+113 FrankRes 1.4 r BEN 62.10 2.66 15 1.5m 9
61 77 64 C E 41.5 TransCda 4.0 TRP 28.00 .77 48 346 11 78 80 67 B C 51.5 GATX 3.5 r GMT 31.10 1.08 8 542 8
76 73 59 B A32.9 TrnsMon 14 TLP 15.98 +.63+111 141 7 39 33 32 B C+70.9 GAMCO
.4 GBL 29.12 .75 26 65 13
53 92 18 A C+163 Transocn
RIG 54.50 2.13 36 7.6m 3o 90 91 65 A C 49.9 GloblPay .2 GPN . 35.48 +.25 +34 1.0m 15o
70 97 30 A B102 UltraPt
UPL 36.19 1.01 +6 2.6m 14o 93 55 85 B B92.9 Greenhi 3.0 r GHL 60.48 4.42 13 271 26
88 82 83 C B40.8 Ultrapar 6.9 UGP 22.99 .20 59 62 12 75 79 46 B B29.0 HrtldPay 2.1 HPY 17.09 1.05 23 202 15
61 95 32 A D+88.2 Unit Corp
UNT 29.06 1.37 +21 1.2m 4o 39 60 38 .. D 35.9 IntrctBrkn r IBKR 17.80 .20 48 324 8
ICE 63.88 .92 5 2.1m 14
83 70 63 A A65.3 ValeroEn 2.5 r VLO 24.00 .60 26 9.1m 5 74 95 31 A C 176 IntcntlEx
48 88 26 A C 60.0 WTOffshr .8 WTI 15.39 .97 16 705 3 54 55 40 B D+29.3 Invesco 3.8 r IVZ 13.56 .04 5 3.5m 8k
ITG 24.66 .19 +76 930 9
60 96 23 A C+50.0 WeathIntl WFT 12.81 .81 16 12m 6 74 72 58 A D 53.4 InvTech
98 98 82 A B+17.5 7WstnGas 8.6 WES 13.90 .50 +4 110 18o 52 24 91 D C+27.1 JacksnHw 4.9 JTX 14.63 .53 34 207 11o
r JEF 14.04 .60 0 1.4m ..
29 22 79 .. B 24.5 Westmrlnd WLB 10.31 .77 25 29 .. 47 24 65 E B29.0 JeffrsGp
63 94 41 A B112 WhitingP
WLL 37.89 1.90 +26 1.6m 5o 52 24 68 E B+45.6 KBWInc
KBW 21.13 .55 32 171 ..k
35 67 40 .. C+25.3 Whiting 51 WHX 12.10 +.11 60 34 3 35 24 44 E B25.6 KaynAEn 14 KED 11.42 .45 25 61 ..
29 73 13 C D+47.9 Willbros
WG 10.81 .37 29 632 6 99 92 94 B C+19.8 KnightCap NITE 15.95 .21 37 941 10
63 97 37 A D+40.8 WmsCo 2.8 WMB 15.84 .28 7 7.5m 6o 26 21 46 .. D 50.0 LazardL 1.5 LAZ 26.21 .55 46 524 11
76 97 27 A B38.8 WmsPtrs 15 WPZ 16.19 .98 17 329 5o 55 44 49 C B 75.3 LeggMs 4.1 LM 23.36 .73 39 2.3m 4
73 77 89 .. D20.8 WmsPipl 8.1 WMZ 15.60 .40 5 105 3 71 62 76 B D36.6 LenderPS 1.5 LPS 26.93 .31 42 520 10
97 95 98 B B 39.5 WldFuel .5 r INT 32.44 2.32 +3 829 9o 48 93 10 B D 49.5 M&FWorld r MFW 14.47 1.33 25 85 4
86 88 72 A B73.7 XTOEnrgy 1.3 XTO 37.60 .77 28 6.9m 9o 34 21 40 B B38.1 MSCIIncn MXB 16.62 1.81+312 2.3m 23o
40 9 55 .. B+16.2 MVCCap 4.4 MVC 10.90 .10 38 72 90
13. BUILDING
90 98 57 A B320 MastrCd .4 MA 150.0 2.74 43 2.0m 18
99 88 96 B B+23.0 AAON 1.6 AAON 20.10 .31 +9 196 13
71 66 63 B B 53.9 Acuity
1.6 AYI 32.91 .98 17 674 8o 87 73 81 B A32.5 McGthR 3.6 r MGRC 21.95 2.02 3 116 12
98 93 98 C B 34.5 7AecomTecn ACM . 29.60 +.44 +25 1.6m 20o 71 57 71 B C 26.5 Metavnten MV 16.10 .35 +28 506 11k
31 12 67 E B32.4 AWod 2.2 AMWD 16.71 1.45 70 19 .. 73 82 47 A B26.1 MobileMini MINI 13.51 1.22 34 145 8
71 70 66 B B 138 Ameron 2.0 AMN 59.43 2.52 +5 206 9k 71 83 33 A A85.0 NYSEEur 4.6 r NYX 26.11 1.41 +4 5.1m 8
81 88 56 B B 26.0 ApogeE 2.9 r APOG 10.96 .54 49 139 5 79 97 43 A D+47.0 NasdaqOMX NDAQ 22.00 .44 +14 4.0m 11
NNI 13.88 .55 2 225 9
28 28 48 .. B 39.4 ArmstrW
AWI 21.53 1.13 32 238 8 83 62 97 D A 19.8 Nelnet
46 55 41 C C+74.2 BlackDc 4.0 r BDK 42.02 1.72 +35 1.3m 7 71 89 32 A B31.6 Net1UEPS UEPS 12.95 1.06 52 278 8o
98 79 89 B B+41.9 CRHPlc 3.6 CRH 26.90 .85 +45 241 6 42 46 25 B D+49.4 OppenHl 3.0 OPY 14.70 +.71 +31 66 7k
18 9 52 E C 41.6 CavcoInd r CVCO 25.20 1.49 27 21 41k 79 78 38 A B 32.3 OptXprs 2.4 OXPS 13.11 .35 50 281 8
23 42 10 B D+99 Orix
4.1 IX 27.52 2.29+249 278 4k
63 30 62 B B+32.6 Cemex
CX 10.40 +.11 1 8.7m 4
PHH 10.19 1.12 41 476 ..o
37 1 64 E B+30.3 Centex
CTX 11.82 .52 +45 8.0m .. 43 24 66 E B+21.9 PHHCorp
r PJC 32.44 1.59 41 168 ..
69 93 25 A B 58.7 ChicgB&I 1.2 CBI 13.36 +1.27+183 5.0m 4o 63 24 90 E B49.4 PiperJaff
PRAA 31.49 1.65 41 95 10o
98 95 72 B B+15.8 ComfrtS 1.7 r FIX . 10.62 .79 52 198 9 83 66 69 A B52.7 PortRec
62 59 62 D B 75.1 DeltcTm .7 DEL 43.76 2.32 44 40 87k 61 65 34 B B70.2 PrceTR 3.0 r TROW 31.81 2.20 5 3.4m 13
13 25 23 C D+29.3 DrewIndu
DW 10.57 .99 35 149 8 98 85 78 A B16.5 Prospct 13 PSEC 11.88 .87 30 140 6o
65 20 73 C A38.9 EagleMat 2.0 EXP 19.97 +.62 11 884 17 56 59 45 C D+38.3 RaymJam 2.5 r RJF 17.82 .75 22 1.5m 9
94 94 69 B B101 Fluor
1.0 FLR 48.70 .66 49 2.7m 14o 73 96 48 A E 26.4 RiskMetn RMG 13.56 1.28 16 215 28
45 64 61 C D27.8 FullerHB 1.7 r FUL 15.52 .46 48 266 9k 47 77 40 C C+76.6 Ryder 2.4 R 38.20 .51 18 942 8
76 93 26 A C+50.1 Gafisan 1.9 GFA 11.47 +.07 28 616 6o 62 59 42 B B29.5 SEI
1.1 r SEIC 14.70 .54 33 746 11
84 62 98 C B50.0 GraniteC 1.3 GVA 40.36 1.39 32 929 13o 38 10 70 D B+25.1 SLM
SLM 10.65 +.48 +10 7.0m 19
71 80 33 B C 70.7 HomexDvlp r HXM 22.83 .67 28 420 5 97 86 97 C A 22.5 SWSGrp 2.0 r SWS 17.61 1.24 19 198 14k

IBD Composite Rating

Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
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6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E

80 83 47 A C+28.8 Schwb 1.6 r SCHW 15.46 .69 33 9.2m 14
74 82 40 A C 85.8 StateStr 2.3 STT 41.56 1.66 40 3.2m 7
97 72 95 A B60.6 StifelFin
SF 39.78 1.87+119 856 15o
39 20 60 D B+138 StdntLn
9 STU 57.35 +4.22 +4 54 16k
83 72 62 B B 23.5 TDAmertr AMTD 13.06 .34 +58 6.0m 9
54 75 23 B C+25.4 TNSInc
TNS 10.50 .07 28 189 7
70 94 31 A C+28.4 TALIntl 13 TAL 12.65 .48 +3 134 6
72 66 53 B B 26.6 TotalSys 2.0 TSS 14.19 .41 8 932 10
37 1 66 E ..12.3 VirtusInv VRTS 9.13 .78 +21 37 ..
96 99 76 A B89.8 Visan
.8 V 55.62 .14 49 4.1m 24o
79 66 42 A B 38.0 WaddllR 4.6 WDR 16.45 .32 +54 1.7m 10
70 75 44 A B28.6 WstnUn .3 r WU 15.03 .30 36 4.7m 11
92 81 43 A A53.3 WestwdH 4.2 WHG 28.73 2.27 52 14 12k
71 83 37 A C+46.0 WrldAcptc WRLD 19.98 1.54 +45 265 6
61 73 14 A B+34.9 WrightExp r WXS 12.17 1.95 +57 646 5k

15. AUTO&PARTS
31 44 34 B D27.5
90 74 86 B D+45.5
88 68 66 B B+23.1
20 62 37 C E 62.6
96 79 96 A B143
37 61 39 C B56.0
82 83 39 A C+49.3
55 93 32 B C 76.0
51 63 49 B B87.6
92 69 84 B B45.8
27 23 28 D C 30.2
56 55 67 C B36.4
42 73 38 C C+36.5
71 97 38 B B25.0
7 18 30 D D 82.0
58 36 41 B B+19.1
95 77 97 C B26.2
47 74 46 .. B+79.1
97 59 95 B B31.8
56 58 56 B A 46.0
56 69 59 B B53.8
8 20 28 E C 23.0
30 74 12 D C+38.0
43 31 61 B B117
42 86 20 A D54.9

ATCTech r ATAC 13.95

AdvAuto .8 r AAP 31.78
AmerCar r CRMT . 12.30
Autoliv 3.7 ALV 22.70
Autozone r AZO 133.1
BorgWrn2.1 r BWA 22.87
Copart
CPRT 27.21
Cummins 2.5 CMI 28.33
Daimler 8.7 r DAI 36.48
GenuiPrt 4.1 GPC 37.64
Grp1Auto 1.9 r GPI 10.68
HondaM 3.1 HMC 22.48
JohnsnCt 2.7 JCI 19.10
LKQCorp
LKQX 11.53
MagnaA 2.2 MGA 32.94
Midas
MDS 9.24
MnroM 1.0 MNRO 23.09
Navistar
NAV 30.79
OReillyAuto ORLY 28.28
Oshkosh 3.5 OSK 11.32
Paccar 2.4 r PCAR 30.13
SuperrIn 6.3 SUP 10.10
TitanInt .2 TWI 9.93
Toyota 3.8 r TM 66.53
WABCOn 1.6 WBC 17.57

.47
.72
.85
.61
2.80
.51
.43
1.25
1.17
+.27
.07
.80
.02
1.32
.25
1.11
1.00
1.09
.86
.13
1.86
1.15
.35
1.85
.54

62 67 7
30 986 12o
64 77 7
19 826 5k
42 860 12o
+6 2.0m 8o
47 586 15o
9 3.9m 6
34 545 5o
+2 1.5m 12o
30 358 3o
51 781 8
+2 4.9m 8
+26 1.9m 14
42 678 5o
41 43 14
52 89 19k
9 855 4o
14 1.6m 17o
39 1.0m 3
3 4.4m 9
+53 579 ..
60 282 15
42 799 8
62 255 4o

16. ELECTRONICS
99 94 98 B B 40.0 7AeroVir AVAV . 35.65
63 92 30 A B 38.0 Agilent
A 18.52
69 94 42 A D+52.3 AmphenlA .2 r APH . 26.05
46 89 21 B C+75.1 Anixter
r AXE 30.39
92 59 98 D B+NH AppldSg 2.7 APSG 18.81
85 67 80 C C+27.8 ArgonST
STST 18.46
47 70 48 C C+36.0 ArrowElec ARW 19.01
51 76 46 C C 36.8 Avnet
AVT 17.45
97 89 82 B B79.7 AxsysTech AXYS . 47.66
34 12 66 C B 31.5 BelfusB 1.4 BELFB 20.03
58 72 73 D B 20.0 BenchmrkEl r BHE 12.43
59 84 40 B C+28.1 Cognex 4.4 r CGNX 13.74
49 70 48 D B38.5 Coherentn COHR 21.97
60 94 27 A C 28.1 Corning 1.9 r GLW 10.70
81 40 94 D B34.0 Cubic
.7 CUB 27.10
71 84 56 A D 85.0 Danaher .2 DHR 54.62
62 81 37 A C 83.5 Dionex
DNEX 43.90
94 91 69 B D+64.2 ElbitSy 1.8 ESLT 45.34
41 5 77 C B 29.1 FEI
FEIC 19.65
29 30 29 B C+36.2 FaroTech r FARO 13.76
99 97 82 A C+45.5 FLIRSystms FLIR 30.53
40 24 52 E B20.4 HerleyInds HRLY 10.26
67 94 36 A D 22.4 IPGPhot
IPGP 11.44
62 95 22 A C 48.3 IIVI
r IIVI 18.32
73 88 44 A B 106 Itron Inc
ITRI 60.55
75 58 88 C C 100 Kyocera 1.5 KYO 73.21
84 82 60 C B115 L3Comm 1.6 r LLL 76.71
83 90 71 B B16.3 LaBargeInc
LB 11.75
27 52 24 C C+39.2 Littelfuse LFUS 16.81
68 89 49 B C+43.9 MTSSys 2.2 r MTSC 26.83
65 90 41 A D112 MettlerTole MTD 65.89
53 80 40 C B 30.6 Molex 4.2 MOLX 14.61
44 80 36 C D+28.0 MolxA 4.6 MOLXA 13.15
86 81 93 A B29.2 7MultFnElc r MFLX 15.75
88 92 77 A C 39.6 NVE
NVEC 24.04
59 88 48 D C 24.4 Panason 2.7 r PC 13.14
32 34 52 C C 30.9 ParkElc 1.8 PKE 17.50
52 86 23 B C+30.0 Perknelm 2.0 r PKI 13.84
39 62 34 B D+26.7 Plantron 1.5 r PLT 12.98
60 78 56 B C+32.2 Plexus
r PLXS 16.52

1.24
+.17
.42
1.13
.93
.32
.01
.54
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37 1.0m 9
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32 270 8

IBD Composite Rating

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

Dividend

Close

Vol% Vol P

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

57 88 33 A D48.5 RofinSinar RSTI 19.02 1.20 12 263 9k
40 26 66 C B75.3 TDK
3.2 TDK 38.93 +1.85+179 188 10k
57 88 35 B D+62.8 ThermoFis TMO 33.80 .16 34 3.3m 11
73 89 46 A B 48.2 ThomasBett r TNB 24.37 .61 49 381 6o
43 88 27 B D40.3 TycoEle 3.5 r TEL 16.92 .13 25 2.9m 6x
54 79 37 B D+68.7 Varian
r VARI 30.10 1.08 3 271 10k
52 88 28 A D81.8 Waters
WAT . 35.67 .82 +1 1.5m 11
56 87 39 B B 46.5 WescoIntl WCC 20.50 +.14 +49 1.2m 3

17. TRANSPORT
85 24 98 C B 16.5
44 80 22 A D38.0
84 12 99 D B+31.0
12 35 19 C E 53.5
97 47 99 B B49.1
61 79 57 C C+26.0
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96 86 87 A B 67.4
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28 75 49 .. D35.0
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CSX
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CAL 20.37
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GWR 28.41
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KSea
18 KSP 16.71
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KEX 28.10
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23 891 7
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23 9.9m ..
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38 4.4m 11
31 4.4m 13
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18. CHEMICALS
52 24 63 B B33.1
95 78 98 C B+NH
70 85 48 A C+106
86 92 72 B C+65.5
69 81 51 B B45.9
75 73 60 B B+18.0

AEPIndustr AEPI
Aceto
1.8 ACET
AirPrds 3.1 APD
Airgas 1.7 ARG
Albemar 2.1 r ALB
AmrVngrd .6 AVD

15.07
10.86
56.62
38.50
23.14
10.70

1.84 +1 29 ..k
.16+120 414 16
1.51 34 1.7m 10
+.33+166 2.4m 12
.85 46 481 8
1.30 13 112 14

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Connecticut Water .................Q .2225
Diamond Foods .......................Q .045
Finish Line A ..........................Q .03
Golden Enterp ..........................Q .03125
Hospitalty Prp .........................Q .77
NiSource Inc ...........................Q .23
Paychex Inc ............................Q .31
Tanger Fact Out .....................Q .38

Company Name
Symbol Industry
Record Payment
Date
Date
2-27
3-13
1-23
1-30
3-2
3-16
AZZ Elctricl-Equipmnt
1-14
1-29 AZZ
2-27
3-16 Emmis Comm A
EMMS Media-Radio/Tv
1-16
1-28
IHS Cmml Svcs-Mrkt Rch
1-21
1-21 I H S Inc Cl A
1-30
2-20 Jacksonville Bc IL JXSB Banks-Midwest
2-1
2-16
1-30
1-30 KB Home
KBH Bldg-Rsidnt/Comml

SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION

52-wk Stock &

Symbol

6 6 6666 High

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Price

Chg

STOCKS UP
94 99 C C A+ 10.3 FriedmInd FRD
94 98 A+ A B+ 106 ITTEduc
ESI
91 95 A+ A B 69.8 CapellaE r CPLA
89 96 A+ A B 47.9 QualtySys QSII
89 95 A+ A D 239 StrvrEd r STRA
86 95 A+ A B 99 Genentech r DNA
83 94 A+ A C 61.6 DeVry
r DV
82 98 A+ A B NH ApolloGrpA r APOL
98 76 A+ A E 53.2 AmPubEn APEI
83 97 B+ C A NH EcolgyEnv EEI
74 99 B+ B B+ 25.8 AmItPastan AIPC
74 97 A D B+ NH Scopus SCOP
70 98 A+ C A NH CornthClg COCO
63 99 A A A+ NH TiensBio TBV
95 69 A+ B D 59.8 Cerner r CERN
91 87 76 B A C+ 71.6 IHSIncA
IHS
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87 84 81 A C D 32.5 RGCResc RGCO
87 76 70 B A B 81.0 BritAmTob BTI
85 68 83 A C C 11.9 CommSys JCS
83 96 61 C A C+ 48.5 AZZ
AZZ
83 52 93 A D C NH PugetEgy PSD
79 74 75 E A B 317 FstSolar FSLR
79 70 86 C B D 76.5 RoHaas ROH
79 44 77 B B A 1875 Seaboard SEB
77 69 73 A C C+ 15.0 HopfedBcp HFBC
75 81 46 A C B 18.4 AmMedSys AMMD
72 68 54 A B D 84.0 FirstEgy
FE
70 92 32 B A E 44.8 IconPLC ICLR
70 12 96 A+ D B 23.2 CareerEd CECO
69 93 25 B A B 58.7 ChicgB&I CBI
69 87 34 A A E 73.6 Stryker r SYK
67 2 93 A+ E B+ 35.7 AcordaTh ACOR
66 46 70 B C A 69.3 ShawGp SGR
66 8 92 A E A+ 8.9 palmOne PALM
63 73 49 B B C+ 72.0 ReynldAm r RAI
61 98 17 D A A 116 DryShip DRYS
61 76 71 C D D NH AlldMot AMOT
60 86 61 E B E 82.4 PrimeenergyPNRG
56 89 42 B B D 71.2 Healthwys HWAY
56 86 38 C C C 27.3 Synnex
SNX
53 54 49 A+ C E 34.3 SalisbrBc r SAL
44 74 25 E A D 52.4 LDKSolrn LDK
40 26 66 D C B 75.3 TDK
TDK
39 20 60 B D B+ 138 StdntLn
STU
33 51 58 C+ E E 26.6 ContlMateral CUO
.. .. 99 B+ .. B 166 PSCrudeDS DTO
.. .. 99 B+ .. C+ 71.8 PSCrudeSh SZO
.. .. 97 B+ .. C 140 PrUShSem SSG
.. .. 97 B+ .. D 167 VangExDn EDV
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
98
98
98
98
98
97
95

Dividend

9.83 +1.48 +999 565

98.13 +1.26+231 3.4m
58.45 +2.31 +51 464
39.50 +1.13 +22 509
215.3+20.71+218 862
86.34 +1.94+185 9.5m
56.20 +3.75+109 2.0m
85.27 +8.05+413 16m
37.11 +1.73 +63 532
13.25 +.25 +29 4
23.38 +1.01 51 176
5.48 +.03 36 30
16.21 +.20+250 4.9m
4.45 +1.25 +999 852
36.12 +1.11 +33 1.5m
45.85 +5.80+306 1.4m
71.30 +2.19 +25 2.2m
26.45 +1.11 82 0.2
56.25 +1.38+125 584
9.54 +1.03 +40 14
27.70 +2.95+275 821
28.03 +.63+126 2.4m
162.5 +7.18 5 4.7m
61.90 +1.90 +53 5.8m
1159+17.35 29 1
12.13 +2.23 42 2
10.68 +1.78+310 3.5m
48.90 +1.14 7 2.3m
21.64 +1.18 +90 1.1m
19.36 +1.55+274 4.4m
13.36 +1.27+183 5.0m
40.96 +2.38+150 7.3m
22.92 +1.00 +13 522
28.37 +1.04+124 7.1m
5.96 +1.51 +999 65m
39.33 +1.79 +29 1.9m
16.58 +1.45 +50 27m
4.30 +1.32 +999 1.0m
47.50 +2.24 67 0.4
13.53 +3.18+527 2.4m
13.76 +1.41+365 1.1m
23.00 +1.35+473 15
16.01 +1.51 +57 4.0m
38.93 +1.85+179 188
57.35 +4.22 +4 54
17.50 +1.00 45 0.6
156.1 +8.10 4 354
67.01 +1.44+232 31
76.48 +4.31 +19 105
133.8 +1.34 43 11

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6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price

59 63 60 C B43.0 ArchChem 3.2 ARJ 24.95
3 25 5 D D58.6 Ashland 2.5 ASH 11.83
94 80 83 A B+30.3 Balchem .5 BCPC 23.12
21 39 26 C E 33.7 Cabot
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89 95 95 .. B 87.9 7CmpsMn 2.2 CMP 61.27
31 65 22 C D64.2 CytecInd 2.2 CYT 22.57
20 39 18 B D42.5 DowChm 10 DOW 15.81
43 79 24 B D78.3 EastChm 5.5 EMN 32.22
97 96 83 A B 80.2 FMC
1.1 FMC . 45.17
60 85 25 B B 33.2 GenTek
GETI 15.30
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46 98 33 .. C 52.0 Koppers 4.4 r KOP 19.81
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54 90 17 A D33.2 Methnx 6.0 r MEOH 10.28
39 65 37 D D+73.3 MinrlTec .5 MTX 40.03
50 72 39 B C+26.3 NalcoHld 1.2 NLC 12.05
57 77 34 B C 93.6 NewMkt 2.3 r NEU 34.12
47 27 66 B C+66.0 O M Group OMG 21.73
59 66 54 A D69.9 PPGInd 4.9 PPG 43.31
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51 94 13 C B 43.7 RockwdH
ROC 10.51
35 59 34 D C+44.5 Rogers
r ROG 23.21
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71 68 71 D B+25.5 Schlmn 3.6 SHLM 16.55
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46 8 73 C B+58.7 Sinopec 5.1 SHI 25.50
91 83 93 C B60.8 Stepan 2.0 SCL 44.03
28 24 70 E D 32.5 Valhi
3.0 VHI 13.21
62 55 61 B B+40.0 WD40 3.9 WDFC 25.60
69 61 74 C B22.7 WestlkCh 1.4 WLK 15.02

5 99 99 98 A A A+ NH VSE
VSEC
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38 o 98 77 98 A+ C B+ 79.7 AmerSciEn r ASEI
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o
93
88
83
40
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CLH
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23 80 90 49 B B B 533 MitsuiLtd MITSY
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12 79 96 43 D+ A B 659 Google
GOOG
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15 72 26 82 A B C+ 84.3 ParkNatl PRK
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r RL
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Y
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19 68 44 56 A+ C B 480 Markel
MKL
47 o 67 97 34 E A D+ 146 CoreLabs CLB
17 64 86 41 C+ A D 44.3 CVSCare r CVS
8 64 42 64 B B B 449 WescoFncl WSC
8 k 59 51 81 E B B 121 ClayWEgy CWEI
17 59 14 71 A C B 679 NVR
NVR
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ISRG
24 o 55 75 51 D B B 148 POSCO
PKX
4 o 54 99 12 D+ A D 382 Baidu
r BIDU
14 54 79 11 B A C 652 CMEGrp r CME
.. o 53 66 49 B C C 154 Siemens
r SI
o
51
26
53
24
A+ D B 132 EnstarGp ESGR
.. o 50 98 7 D A C+ 558 RioTinto
RTP
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9 45 44 48 B D B 144900 BrkHaA BRKA
18 39 45 42 C D D+ 60.0 Isramco ISRL
8 o 35 1 75 C E A+ 26.4 Rambus RMBS
5 o 33 37 30 B B D 431 Alexanders ALX
9 24 32 42 C C D 275 NatlWstLf NWLI
5 o 4 11 35 D .. D+ 133 AmerNtlIns ANAT
10 k 2 2 17 D D D+ 40.0 FishrComm FSCI
16 k .. .. 99 B+ .. B+ 81.0 PSBMetDS BOM
.. .. .. 80 B+ .. .. 68.8 DirxTcBull TYH
99 .. .. 75 C .. B 42.3 CentGold GTU
99 .. .. 61 B+ .. B+ 62.6 DirxEnBull ERX
.. .. .. 29 B+ .. B 58.9 DirxSCBull TNA
.. .. .. 26 B+ .. C 228 HOilSvc OIH

Chg

ABB
ABB 14.11
AZZ
AZZ . 27.70
Actuant .2 ATU 18.33
AmSprcnd AMSC 17.41
Ametek .8 r AME 30.22
AstecInd
ASTE 28.45
BadgerM 1.7 BMI 26.47
BaldrEle 3.8 BEZ 17.88
BrigStrt 5.3 BGG 16.76
Bucyrus .5 BUCY 21.32
Cascade 3.1 CAE 25.85
Caterplr 3.9 CAT 43.20
Circor
.6 CIR 26.04
Clarcor
1.2 CLC 29.65
Colfaxn
CFX . 11.17
ClmbMckn CMCO 13.72
CooprInd 3.3 r CBE 29.88
DXPEnterpr DXPE . 14.05
Donalds 1.4 DCI 32.72
Dover
3.0 DOV 33.15
EncorWi .5 WIRE 17.46
EnerSys
ENS . 11.05
EnPro
r NPO . 20.97
Flowser 1.8 r FLS . 55.72
FosterWh r FWLT 26.31
FrankElc 1.8 FELE . 28.49
FuelSys
FSYS . 30.84

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39.69 4.87+203 1.3m
75.67 3.98 +43 218
75.85 4.25 36 29
58.32 3.59 +6 292
60.48 4.42 13 271
53.41 3.85 +18 542
45.70 3.94 40 18
94.26 5.66 +9 973
71.52 4.21 59 301
215.0 4.81 66 2
19.30 4.45 +5 35
89.40 3.63 21 697
315.110.12 33 4.3m
81.00 4.04 25 4
145.2 5.13 63 6
60.66 3.89 +12 69
41.74 3.59 26 1.6m
295.110.34 20 31
28.11 4.11+265 825
127.3 5.83 24 490
298.6 3.50 31 35
66.43 5.44 27 312
25.69 3.65+331 47m
300.8 8.25 57 2
44.87 4.09 23 77
484.212.21 50 55
96.58 6.39 37 8
101.8 8.74 +94 2.4m
72.77 6.13 18 921
120.6 4.01 64 1.5m
188.2 3.99 38 952
68.07 5.62 3 1.3m
72.24 4.17 24 18
100.1 8.36 +28 1.8m
68.31 4.25 29 806
3141 126 49 23
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148.9 8.78 50 3
60.72 4.01 +5 39
18.18 4.65 +96 78
62.25 6.39 25 10
56.89 4.04 +59 32
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IBD Composite Rating

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

AmBNJ 1.7 r ABNJ

AstoriaF 7.0 AF
BnkMtl 3.4 BKMU
BnkFncl 2.8 r BFIN
BenefMutn r BNCL
BerkHB 2.5 BHLB
BrklneB 3.4 r BRKL
CaptlFed 4.7 CFFN
CliftnS 1.7 CSBK
DimeB 4.3 DCOM
ESSABp 1.2 r ESSA
FstFHld 5.3 FFCH
FFnclOH 6.7 FFBC
FstNiag 3.9 FNFG
FlushFin 4.9 FFIC
HmFed 2.1 r HOME
HudsCB 3.7 HCBK
InvBncp
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Kearny 1.7 r KRNY
NYCmtyBc 8.2 NYB
NthfldB 1.5 NFBK
NWBcp 4.4 NWSB
OceanFt 5.3 OCFC
Oritani
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ProvBc 2.2 PBNY
RomFn 2.6 r ROMA
TFSFinc 1.6 r TFSL
UtdFnB 1.9 r UBNK

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14.91
10.69
10.05
10.41
26.02
9.89
42.16
11.55
12.96
13.84
19.40
10.22
14.42
10.55
10.38
14.21
12.55
11.60
12.16
10.70
20.12
15.12
15.96
11.06
12.23
12.80
14.68

Abbott Laboratories .................... 0.360

Advent ......................................... 0.066
Advent Clymr Cv Sec & In ........... 0.094
American Finl Grp Hldg ............... 0.130
Ampco-Pittsburgh Corp ............. 0.180
Bel Fuse Inc Cl A .......................... 0.060
Bel Fuse Inc Cl B .......................... 0.070
Blackrock Apex Muni Fund ......... 0.047
Blackrock Ca Insd Mu Inc ........... 0.056
Blackrock Ca Inv Qlty Tr ............. 0.047
Blackrock Ca Mun Incm Ii .......... 0.057
Blackrock Ca Mun Incm Tr ......... 0.068
Blackrock Ca Muni 2018 ............. 0.061
Blackrock Ca Muni Bd Tr ............ 0.062
Blackrock Fl Mu 2020 Trm .......... 0.051
Blackrock Insd Mu Inc In ............ 0.058
Blackrock Insd Mu Inc Tr ............ 0.061
Blackrock Insd Muni Term ......... 0.030
Blackrock Inv Qlt Muni ............... 0.045
Blackrock Invt Qty Mu Tr ............ 0.063
Blackrock Lt Muni Adv Tr ........... 0.055
Blackrock Md Muni Bond ............ 0.065
Blackrock Mun Incm Tr Ii ........... 0.066
Blackrock Muni 2018 Term ......... 0.076
Blackrock Muni 2020 Term ......... 0.062
Blackrock Muni Bond Inv ........... 0.069
Blackrock Muni Bond Tr ............. 0.073
Blackrock Muni Inc Inv .............. 0.073
Blackrock Muni Incm Trst ........... 0.069
Blackrock Muni Intrmd .............. 0.058
Blackrock Muni Ny Intrmd ......... 0.053
Blackrock Muniassets Fnd ........ 0.068
Blackrock Munienhanced .......... 0.043
Blackrock Munihd Ca Insd .......... 0.053
Blackrock Munihd Ins Inv .......... 0.056
Blackrock Munihd Insd Ii ........... 0.050
Blackrock Munihd Nj Insd .......... 0.053
Blackrock Munihd Ny Insd ......... 0.053
Blackrock Munihld Fnd Ii ........... 0.063
Blackrock Munihld Insurd ......... 0.049
Blackrock Muniholdings ............ 0.071
Blackrock Munivest Fd Ii ........... 0.071
Blackrock Munivest Fund .......... 0.043
Blackrock Muniyd Ca Insd ......... 0.054
Blackrock Muniyd Ins Inv .......... 0.054
Blackrock Muniyd Mi Insd ......... 0.054

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.98 30 49 13k
.45 35 287 41k
1.69 29 95 60k
.35 49 11 82k
.48 +5 225 14k
.41 47 32 35k
1.42 35 29 9k
.96 32 108 11k
.63 +22 1.7m 17k
.59 46 59 8k
.27 11 34 41k
.42 9 6.6m 17
.49 +3 292 66
.40 45 30 99k
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.68 10 104 15
.87 64 16 11k
.91 61 21 69k
.36 2 131 18k
.42 15 28 76
.29 46 489 75o
.22 4 95 31k

Blackrock Muniyd Pa Insd ......... 0.053

Blackrock Muniyd Qlty Ii ............ 0.050
Blackrock Muniyield Az .............. 0.057
Blackrock Muniyield Ca ............. 0.055
Blackrock Muniyield Fund .......... 0.064
Blackrock Muniyield Inv ............ 0.058
Blackrock Muniyield Nj .............. 0.058
Blackrock Muniyld Insurd .......... 0.056
Blackrock Muniyld Qlty .............. 0.057
Blackrock Munyd Mi Ins 2 .......... 0.054
Blackrock Nj Invt Qual ................ 0.051
Blackrock Nj Mun Incm Tr .......... 0.078
Blackrock Nj Muni Bond ............. 0.071
Blackrock Ny Insd Mu Inc .......... 0.058
Blackrock Ny Invt Qual ............... 0.058
Blackrock Ny Mun Incm Ii ........... 0.063
Blackrock Ny Mun Incm Tr .......... 0.075
Blackrock Ny Muni 2018 ............. 0.069
Blackrock Ny Muni Bd Tr ............ 0.068
Blackrock Pa Strat Muni ............ 0.045
Blackrock Strat Muni Tr ............. 0.063
Blackrock Va Muni Bond ............ 0.072
Bon Ton Stores Inc ..................... 0.050
Buckle Inc .................................... 0.200
Camden National Corp ............... 0.250
Celanese Corp ............................ 0.040
Center Bancorp Inc .................... 0.090
City Holding Co ............................ 0.340
Claymore .................................... 0.154
Consol Communications Il ......... 0.387
Cornerstone Prog Rtrn Fd .......... 0.205
Cornerstone Str Value Fd ........... 0.175
Cornerstone Ttl Rtrn Fd ............. 0.158
Corus Entertainment Cl B ........... 0.040
D T F Tax Free Income ................. 0.050
Del Monte Foods Co ................... 0.040
Dreyfus Muni Incm Inc ............... 0.041
Dreyfus Strat Muni Bd Fd ........... 0.039
Dreyfus Strategic Muni .............. 0.042
Duff & Phelps U C Bnd Tr ............ 0.065
Energy West Inc .......................... 0.040
Fiduciary ..................................... 0.372
Gabelli Divdnd & Incm Tr ............ 0.110
Gabelli Glbl Gld Nat Res .............. 0.140
Gabelli Glbl Util & Inc .................. 0.100
Gabelli Utility Trust ..................... 0.060

Gevity Hr Inc ............................... 0.050

Goldcorp Inc ............................... 0.015
Harry Winston Diamond ............. 0.050
Holdrs Tr-Pharmaceutical .......... 0.050
Idex Corp ..................................... 0.120
Innophos Holdings Inc ............... 0.170
M B I A Cap ................................... 0.056
Massachusetts Hlth & Edu ......... 0.049
Mcgrath Rentcorp ....................... 0.200
Mid America Apt Cmmntys ........ 0.615
Norwood Financial Corp ............. 0.270
Nuveen Az Div Adv Mun Fd ......... 0.053
Nuveen Az Div Adv Muni 2 .......... 0.059
Nuveen Az Div Adv Muni 3 .......... 0.055
Nuveen Az Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.053
Nuveen Ca Div Adv Mun Fd ........ 0.063
Nuveen Ca Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.061
Nuveen Ca Div Adv Muni 3 ......... 0.062
Nuveen Ca Inv Qlty Muni ............ 0.061
Nuveen Ca Muni Mkt Opty ......... 0.059
Nuveen Ca Muni Value Fd .......... 0.038
Nuveen Ca Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.056
Nuveen Ca Prfm Plus Muni ........ 0.058
Nuveen Ca Qlty Inc Muni ............ 0.062
Nuveen Ca Sel Qlty Muni ............ 0.061
Nuveen Ca Sel Tx-Fr Incm ........... 0.056
Nuveen Ct Div Adv Mun Fd ......... 0.056
Nuveen Ct Div Adv Muni 2 ........... 0.055
Nuveen Ct Div Adv Muni 3 ........... 0.050
Nuveen Ct Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.050
Nuveen Div Adv Muni Fd ............ 0.066
Nuveen Div Adv Muni Fd 2 ......... 0.073
Nuveen Div Adv Muni Fd 3 ......... 0.067
Nuveen Fl Inv Qlty Muni ............. 0.057
Nuveen Fl Qlty Inc Muni ............. 0.054
Nuveen Fltg Rate Incm Fd .......... 0.059
Nuveen Fltg Rate Incm Op ......... 0.065
Nuveen Ga Div Adv Mun Fd ........ 0.055
Nuveen Ga Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.053
Nuveen Ga Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.052
Nuveen Insd Ca Div Adv ............. 0.062
Nuveen Insd Ca Prem Inc ........... 0.061
Nuveen Insd Ca Prem Inc2 ......... 0.056
Nuveen Insd Ca Tx-Fr Adv ........... 0.059
Nuveen Insd Div Adv Muni .......... 0.060
Nuveen Insd Fl Prem Inc ............ 0.056
Nuveen Insd Fl Tx-Fr Adv ........... 0.053
Nuveen Insd Ma Tx-Fr Adv ......... 0.056

IBD Composite Rating

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

Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
23 59 63 82 27 A B34.4 Logitech
r LOGI 14.03 .65
13 11k 56 86 19 A D37.4 MicrosSys r MCRS 14.35 .69
NCR 14.65 .34
898 18k 67 89 42 B B28.1 NCR
92 34k 78 86 58 A D35.6 NatInstr 2.0 NATI 21.67 .91
78 71 62 B B+27.5 NetApp
r NTAP 14.75 .36
59 58 59 B C 31.9 Netgear
NTGR 11.87 .55
1.93+108 16m 2 90 83 82 A C+35.9 NICESys
NICE 22.60 .70
1.60 27 1.5m 4 71 83 32 A C+28.9 Polycom r PLCM 14.52 .41
.90 +28 1.9m 8o 93 89 76 A D20.2 Qlogic
r QLGC 13.02 .35
1.83 51 36 4k 55 40 67 C B 26.3 Rimage
RIMG 13.65 1.35
1.83 37 3.8m 2o 48 14 54 B B 25.8 Riverbed r RVBD 10.13 1.10
1.24 5 545 6 91 92 63 A C+37.0 Synaptics SYNA 19.92 .69
r TDC 15.42 .57
1.16 +19 343 7o 70 86 56 B C 27.3 Teradata
1.70 10 631 5 73 93 35 A B40.0 WestDigtl r WDC 14.00 +.36
1.01 30 119 5o 58 64 47 B C+38.5 ZebraTech r ZBRA 19.44 1.19
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21. METALS/STEEL
44 67 17 B B+73.1
41 56 42 B B86.3
42 30 44 B A 52.5
75 91 43 A B 53.7
47 90 21 A D 104
59 86 38 B B 32.3
50 85 30 C B+34.9
33 50 35 B B 71.1
28 54 31 C C+34.2
46 87 12 A D 80.5
48 55 46 B B+39.8
57 60 58 B B52.5
70 79 48 A B61.1
85 89 90 C B 49.0
63 79 78 D D 24.6
95 74 95 B B25.6
49 74 27 B B68.7
83 75 68 B B55.6
97 96 93 A B 20.2
9 8 17 C C+78.6
65 70 42 A B61.6
64 81 41 B B 43.4
52 39 79 C C+36.7
45 80 28 C D+41.0
92 94 89 C C+65.2
92 97 82 A C+83.6
59 84 39 C A78.3
55 75 51 B B148
64 85 33 A D+42.3
24 51 30 B D63.2
67 96 30 B B78.4
69 76 70 B B+118
65 93 32 A C+41.5
86 98 68 A B+40.9
51 92 28 A E 75.4
85 94 52 B A38.7
60 98 14 A B 196
26 49 37 C D 41.7
81 96 51 A B120
30 37 51 C D+26.1

AKSteel 1.8 AKS

AllegTch 2.5 ATI
AlmChina 2.2 ACH
AmpcoPit 3.4 AP
ArcelrMt 4.7 MT
BarnesG 4.7 r B
BrushEMat BW
CarpTech 3.4 CRS
CastleAM 2.2 CAS
CenturyAl CENX
CmrclMt 3.9 CMC
ComphSi
9 SID
DynMatl .8 BOOM
FosterLB r FSTR
Gibrltr 1.7 ROCK
HawkClA r HWK
HaynsIntn HAYN
ILToolWk 3.4 ITW
Insteel
1.0 IIIN
KaiserAl4.3 r KALU
Kaydon 2.2 KDN
Ladish
LDSH
Mueller 1.7 MLI
NCIBldg
NCS
NWPipe
NWPX
Nucor
3.2 NUE
OlympcSt 1.0 ZEUS
POSCO 3.0 PKX
RBCBear
ROLL
RTIIntl
RTI
RelStlAl 1.7 RS
Schnitzr .2 r SCHN
SimsGrp 4.4 SMS
StlDyna 3.2 r STLD
Tenaris 3.4 TS
Timken 3.7 TKR
USSteel 3.3 X
UnivStnls USAP
Valmont .9 VMI
Worthn 6.2 WOR

11.07
28.45
14.30
21.27
27.03
13.57
12.67
21.26
11.16
11.62
12.39
16.11
19.89
30.41
11.90
17.50
22.83
36.28
11.82
22.32
31.10
14.11
22.99
16.17
41.73
43.72
20.81
72.77
20.47
14.94
23.40
38.31
13.32
12.47
22.37
19.68
36.70
14.14
59.50
11.01

.43
.53
.05
1.10
1.55
.41
.65
2.07
.72
.38
.67
2.02
1.23
1.79
.94
2.36
1.26
1.67
6.13
.81
1.14
1.59
2.75
.37
1.10
1.61
.83
1.64
1.62
2.22
.74

58 703 1o
40 1.9m 6o
+23 5.0m 8o
59 108 9o
34 100 11k
33 257 7
2 31 7
34 94 4
10 3.9m 10
33 165 4
45 191 4o
+37 743 13
59 67 6k
+2 286 8k
19 328 3
24 169 13
39 4.8m 6
28 191 3
18 921 5o
56 99 10
57 238 4o
+38 2.3m 3o
+62 1.2m 5o
34 239 3o
36 4.9m 3
42 2.1m 6o
25 801 5k
37 6.4m 2
45 18 5k
45 233 12
26 906 5o

22. COMP HDWRE

72 95 37 A B 192
92 72 89 C A25.2
66 62 70 D B 39.5
83 79 56 A B27.7
82 64 96 D C+15.2
88 74 76 B B 25.2
27 46 31 B C 26.0
81 73 74 D B 40.5
88 83 77 B B 18.5
97 74 99 C A 18.7
85 90 71 B C 50.0
20 17 49 C E 27.6
50 52 44 D B+25.0
93 94 66 A B+31.8
72 68 78 C C 37.9

Nuveen Insd Muni Opty Fd .......... 0.059

Nuveen Insd Nj Prem Inc ............ 0.052
Nuveen Insd Ny Div Adv ............. 0.055
Nuveen Insd Ny Prem Inc ........... 0.051
Nuveen Insd Ny Tx-Fr Adv .......... 0.055
Nuveen Insd Prem Inc 2 ............. 0.052
Nuveen Insd Qlty Muni Fd ........... 0.062
Nuveen Insd Tx-Fr Adv ............... 0.059
Nuveen Inv Qlty Muni Fd ............ 0.063
Nuveen Ma Div Adv Mun Fd ....... 0.058
Nuveen Ma Prem Inc Muni ......... 0.054
Nuveen Md Div Adv Mun Fd ....... 0.059
Nuveen Md Div Adv Muni 2 ........ 0.059
Nuveen Md Div Adv Muni 3 ........ 0.054
Nuveen Md Prem Inc Muni ......... 0.052
Nuveen Mi Div Adv Mun Fd ........ 0.056
Nuveen Mi Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.053
Nuveen Mi Qlty Inc Muni ............. 0.056
Nuveen Mo Prem Inc Muni ......... 0.055
Nuveen Mun Hi Incm Opy 2 ........ 0.080
Nuveen Muni Advantage Fd ...... 0.066
Nuveen Muni Hi Incm Opty ........ 0.084
Nuveen Muni Income Fund ........ 0.042
Nuveen Muni Mkt Opty Fd .......... 0.063
Nuveen Muni Value Fund ........... 0.039
Nuveen Nc Div Adv Mun Fd ........ 0.058
Nuveen Nc Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.054
Nuveen Nc Div Adv Muni 3 ......... 0.056
Nuveen Nc Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.051
Nuveen Nj Div Adv Mun Fd ......... 0.055
Nuveen Nj Div Adv Muni 2 ........... 0.058
Nuveen Nj Inv Qlty Muni ............ 0.055
Nuveen Ny Div Adv Muni ............ 0.059
Nuveen Ny Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.058
Nuveen Ny Inv Qlty Muni ............ 0.052
Nuveen Ny Muni Value Fd .......... 0.036
Nuveen Ny Prfm Plus Muni ......... 0.058
Nuveen Ny Qlty Inc Muni ............ 0.053
Nuveen Ny Sel Qlty Muni ............ 0.055
Nuveen Ny Sel Tx-Fr Incm .......... 0.051
Nuveen Oh Div Adv Muni ............ 0.055
Nuveen Oh Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.055
Nuveen Oh Div Adv Muni 3 ......... 0.057
Nuveen Oh Qlty Inc Muni ............ 0.056
Nuveen Pa Div Adv Mun Fd ........ 0.059
Nuveen Pa Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.059
Nuveen Pa Inv Qlty Muni ............ 0.057
Nuveen Pa Prem Inc Mun 2 ......... 0.052
Nuveen Performance Plus ......... 0.061

Nuveen Prem Inc Mun Fd 2 ........ 0.058

Nuveen Prem Inc Mun Fd 4 ........ 0.052
Nuveen Prem Inc Muni Fd .......... 0.060
Nuveen Prem Insd Mun Inc ........ 0.056
Nuveen Prem Muni Inc Fd .......... 0.058
Nuveen Qlty Inc Muni Fd ............ 0.063
Nuveen Qlty Pf Inc 2 ................... 0.071
Nuveen Qlty Pf Inc 3 ................... 0.062
Nuveen Qlty Pfd Inc Fd .............. 0.066
Nuveen Sel Mat Muni Fd ............ 0.037
Nuveen Sel Qlty Muni Fd ............ 0.067
Nuveen Sel Tax-Free Inc ............ 0.057
Nuveen Sel Tax-Free Inc2 .......... 0.056
Nuveen Sel Txfr Inc Iii ................. 0.054
Nuveen Senior Income Fd ........... 0.040
Nuveen Tx Qlty Inc Muni ............ 0.058
Nuveen Tx-Adv Flt Rate ............. 0.055
Nuveen Va Div Adv Mun Fd ........ 0.058
Nuveen Va Div Adv Muni 2 ......... 0.060
Nuveen Va Prem Inc Muni .......... 0.054
Oxford Industries Inc .................. 0.180
Pimco Muni Income Fund .......... 0.081
Ryland Group .............................. 0.030
Sabine Royalty Tr Ubi ................. 0.416
Shaw Communications Cl B ....... 0.053
South Financial Grp Inc .............. 0.010
Stewardship Finl Corp ................ 0.095
Trinity Industries Inc ................. 0.080
Van Kampen Adv Mun Tr Ii .......... 0.062
Van Kampen Ca Val Mun Tr ........ 0.073
Van Kampen Dyn Credit Op ......... 0.118
Van Kampen High Inc Ii ............. 0.024
Van Kampen Ma Val Mun Tr ........ 0.068
Van Kampen Muni Opty Tr ......... 0.071
Van Kampen Muni Trust ............. 0.070
Van Kampen Oh Qlty Muni ......... 0.069
Van Kampen Pa Val Muni ........... 0.065
Van Kampen Sel Sec Muni ......... 0.059
Van Kampen Sr Income Tr .......... 0.038
Van Kampen Tr Insd Muni .......... 0.066
Van Kampen Tr Inv Grd Mu ......... 0.072
Van Kampen Tr Inv Grd Nj .......... 0.073
Van Kampen Tr Inv Grd Ny ......... 0.068
Watsco Inc .................................. 0.450
Watsco Inc Cl B .......................... 0.450
Western Asset Cl Inf Opp ........... 0.050
Western Asset Cl Inf Sec ............ 0.046
Western Asset Income Fd .......... 0.080
Western Asset Prem Bd Fd ........ 0.094

IBD Research Tables With 10 Vital Ratings

IBD Composite Rating

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

Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
70 27 76 C B20.0 ViewPtF 2.2 r VPFG 14.88 .82
70 46 73 C B65.5 WSFSFi 1.1 WSFS 44.87 2.37
41 38 51 D D27.4 WshFed 1.5 WFSL 13.14 .44
93 68 87 C A11.5 WestfldF 2.0 WFD 9.99 .31

54 129 28o
40 348 6
19 1.4m 4o
21 84 16
31 505 10k
37 170 6k
40 207 8k
56 51 4
+29 825 11k
+9 4.9m 5o
9 408 22
87 4 6
43 2.0m 7o
26 286 5o
39 524 7k
44 29 13
41 252 8o
34 61 16
1 142 13k
2 53 5
21 309 9o
35 1.1m 7
30 671 10
4 285 11
10 99 11k
+41 556 9k
+50 776 8o
49 762 7
40 569 13
14 1.1m 7o
31 142 15
42 90 10
+67 297 7
+8 3.5m 2o
58 385 12

20. SVGS & LN

95 74 95 D ANH
53 56 42 C B30.0
89 78 85 D B+14.3
33 24 46 E D16.4
84 59 81 C B 13.9
92 56 93 C B 32.0
61 26 80 D B 16.0
93 79 96 C C+51.6
98 77 93 C B+13.0
79 77 65 B D23.6
80 26 94 C B14.3
83 63 81 B B+38.5
62 44 69 C C+18.0
87 62 93 C B 22.4
53 58 36 B C 21.5
59 22 79 D B13.1
92 93 68 B D25.1
90 75 74 D B 16.2
85 71 87 D B15.3
49 47 45 C D+22.0
87 69 81 D B13.2
72 77 57 C D+34.3
77 64 73 D B23.0
87 23 92 C A18.4
89 82 80 C B16.4
51 18 70 C D+17.5
83 42 92 D B+13.8
92 80 96 C D 17.1

10-wk.
moving avg.

99

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
Chg Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
15 156 10 80 96 36 A B27.2 FuelTech
FTEK 11.21 .78
37 1.4m 4 58 90 51 B E 57.9 GardnrDen r GDI 24.23 .84
BGC 21.52 +.24
45 71 23 73 94 42 A B 75.0 GenlCable
+48 879 12 84 90 70 B B 46.5 Gormanr 1.4 GRC 28.70 2.04
3.1 GGG 24.22 .71
4 2.7m 3 53 67 47 A C+42.2 Graco
10 420 4o 40 89 14 A D54.9 Graham .7 GHM 11.82 .85
45 377 16o 86 82 75 B B+49.0 HubbllB 4.1 HUBB 33.80 .70
HURC 14.30 .59
+29 684 5k 30 65 18 B C+52.1 Hurco
2.0 r IEX 23.90 .78
30 12m 4 71 83 61 B C+40.8 IDEX
20 1.0m 5 61 86 37 A C 46.8 IngersRd 3.6 IR 20.02 +.09
95
91
98
D
A20.8
InsitfTch
INSU 19.27 .42
43 732 10
1.4 JST 16.65 .26
+53 46 4 72 93 41 A C+45.0 Jinpan
30 242 2o 59 96 20 A D+90.0 JoyGlbl 2.8 r JOYG 24.96 .56
46 85 19 B D+35.8 KHDHum
KHD 12.22 .69
8 328 5
58 82 56 B E 38.8 Kennmetl 2.4 KMT 20.39 .56
17 139 ..
46 40 49 B B+39.5 KeyTech
KTEC 17.96 1.10
38 379 2k
77 95 60 A D87.0 LincnElc 2.2 LECO 49.53 1.34
+15 283 11k
88 75 88 B B 16.7 MetPro 2.0 MPR 11.75 1.75
40 1.1m 10
58 91 44 B D19.6 NIDEC 1.2 r NJ 10.49 .39
45 104 7
18 43 14 C B 125 NACCO 5.2 NC 39.75 1.38
42 456 3o
55 85 34 A B79.0 Nordsn 2.2 NDSN 33.33 .81
28 1.1m 8
75 89 52 B B+86.9 ParkHan 2.4 PH 42.27 .93
13 90 ..
56 72 58 C C 41.0 Pentair 2.7 PNR 25.15 .49
28 1.9m 14
79 61 81 D A+19.2 PikeElec
PEC 11.86 .51
40 65 7
68 99 40 C B58.0 Powell Inds POWL 26.28 .22
6 718 4o 94 86 84 B B 50.0 RegalBel 1.8 RBC 36.06 +.06
+39 133 12 57 92 29 B B 55.1 RobbMyer .8 r RBN . 19.19 .83
+53 5.8m 17 70 73 63 A C+62.7 RockwlA 3.7 ROK 31.41 .61
33 184 12k 77 90 67 A D68.1 RoperInd .8 ROP 42.82 .74
31 1.2m 14o 54 92 24 B C+140 SPX
2.3 r SPW 43.93 .95
43 46 .. 57 84 33 B B25.8 Stratasys r SSYS 12.00 .52
16 64 17 65 91 41 A C+42.9 SunHydr 2.0 SNHY 17.60 .91
+58 79 .. 36 83 13 B E 43.9 Tennant 3.4 TNC 15.09 .54
r TEX 16.82 .92
+36 120 14 42 81 18 B B76.3 Terex
21 242 11 76 96 47 A C 48.6 Wdward 1.1 WGOV 22.57 .91

.61 42 3.4m 8o
+2.95+275 821 8o
.56 38 525 9
.69 67 271 ..
.73 44 688 11
1.41 46 222 9o
.59 24 181 16
.43 31 430 7k
.66 42 402 25
.02 21 2.5m 7o
1.29 42 68 7
.82 22 8.7m 7
1.44 42 177 7
.93 +22 539 16k
1.17 +64 515 7o
.34 41 98 6k
.76 32 1.4m 8
.50 62 70 7
.84 52 392 14o
1.87 +9 1.9m 9
1.22 35 129 18
+.10 18 601 6
1.15 40 182 4
1.99 18 1.2m 8o
.30 42 3.1m 8o
.72 42 131 13
1.53 11 699 15o

96
35
87
82
44

9 Downs

Stocks Ex-Dividend for Jan. 13, 2009 Blackrock Muniyd Nj Insd .......... 0.054
Company
Amount Blackrock Muniyd Ny Insd .......... 0.053

Vol% Vol P
Chg 1000 E

.75
+.01
1.17
.03
+.48
+.05
2.10
1.37
...
.79
1.59
.76
1.34
.26
1.17
.36
1.75
.48
1.91
1.12
.88
.89
.92
1.24
1.41
2.14
+1.90
1.19
1.39
.80
1.82
+.11
1.58
1.12

19. MACHINERY
69 95 42 A D 33.4
83 96 61 A C+48.5
54 68 43 B B37.2
56 43 74 D B+47.5
76 92 48 A C+53.1
95 93 90 B B+42.4
46 76 30 A D 62.7
57 83 35 A C 39.9
68 42 92 E A22.4
59 99 19 A C+79.5
29 60 30 B D54.9
66 83 48 A B86.0
61 96 28 B D+66.7
80 78 64 B D+44.3
82 95 59 A B 28.4
36 79 29 B D32.9
80 87 58 A C+50.0
72 99 47 A C+34.1
83 84 66 B C+52.3
78 84 66 B B 54.6
68 58 82 D A25.2
55 96 24 B C 37.7
62 91 35 B C 43.7
67 97 37 A C 145
64 92 27 A B80.0
63 81 48 B C 54.6
83 74 99 B C 61.2

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Price

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IBD Composite Rating

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

52-wk Stock &

Symbol

6 6 6666 High

+33.3a +8.6 109 +26a

.. 85.1 6.0
+50.0
+23.4` +12 231 +17`
.. .... ..
+178a
..
.. 919 56

BUY

SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROE
ACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION

Vol% Vol P
Chg 1000 E

1-30
2-9

27.70 0.88 vs 0.66

.42 0.06 vs 0.04
45.85 0.58 vs 0.47
9.75 0.25 vs 0.09
14.17 2.68 vs3.34

1-22

Allscripts Misys Hl MDRX Comptr Sftwr-Mdcl

B S D Medical Corp BSDM Medical-Systems/Eqp
GBX Trnsprttion-Eqp Mfg
M S C I Inc Cl A
MXB Fnancial Srvcs-Misc
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1-26
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NFLD Medical-Biomed/Bth
most useful fundamental and technical gauge.
Pure Cycle Corp
PCYO Utility-Water Supply
5% from a sound chart base: G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;
SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING
SMARTSELECT COMPOSITE RATING
A
Annually;
S
Semiannually;
M
Monthly;
Schulman A
SHLM Chemicals-Plastics
EARNINGS PER SHARE
EARNINGS PER SHARE
$65
LATE,
U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTH
Syms Corp
SYMS Rtail-Clthing/Shoe
RISKIER
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTH
INDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTH

IBD TIMESAVER TABLE

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

5 Ups

STOCK:
Ableauctions Inc......................X
X - 1 for 12 reverse split, effective 1-16.
Village SuperMkt ....................X
12-29
X - 2 for 1 split.
INCREASED:
New
Duncan Engy Ptrs...................Q .4275
Pennichuck Corp ....................Q .175

STOCK DOS
AND DONTS

Curr
Closing Qtr
Price Erns

AppleInc
AAPL
Avocent r AVCT
BlackBox .9 BBOX
Cisco
CSCO
Cmpllntnya CML
DataDomn DDUP
DellInc
DELL
Diebold 3.5 DBD
EMC
EMC
EZchip
EZCH
HewlttPk .9 r HPQ
Imation 2.5 IMN
Intermec
IN
JnprNtwk r JNPR
LexmarkA r LXK

90.58
17.58
25.68
16.70
12.29
18.72
11.12
28.18
11.75
15.79
37.49
12.99
12.73
17.64
28.37

2.12
.96
1.87
.84
.36
.62
.15
.60
.14
.95
.15
.82
.81
.55
.57

49 19m 16
+7 593 9k
31 107 7
+13 68m 10
+13 234 ..
25 548 44
+49 36m 7o
26 392 17k
28 19m 15
8 168 87o
21 17m 10o
43 160 9k
+12 601 17o
+3 8.8m 15
8 1.6m 7

23. INTERNET
76 94 42 A B+40.9 AkamaiTch AKAM 15.13 .38
85 81 62 A B 91.8 Amazon r AMZN 55.51 1.65
85 67 92 A C+14.9 Asiainfo r ASIA 10.90 .08
54 99 12 A D382 Baidu
r BIDU 120.6 4.01
79 75 69 A C+57.3 Bankrate r RATE 31.20 2.80
73 78 53 A B+45.5 DigitalRiver DRIV 25.23 1.39
69 91 27 A B33.5 eBay
EBAY 14.19 .48
48 37 63 C B101 Equinix
EQIX 57.99 1.30
94 79 91 A B+35.9 F5Netwrks r FFIV . 24.07 .05
87 99 59 A C+26.4 GMarket GMKT 16.78 .85
79 96 43 A B659 Google
GOOG 315.110.12
48 32 70 D A23.3 IACInter
IACI 14.98 .68
93 90 92 B B16.0 Intrwovn IWOV 12.50 .10
92 87 72 A B27.4 J2GlblC
r JCOM 17.76 1.06
71 99 25 A B67.5 MercadoLn MELI 16.23 .77
54 89 33 A C+30.2 MonstrWw MWW 11.66 +.15
93 90 79 A C+27.2 Netease r NTES 18.57 .38
56 71 41 B B30.8 Omniture OMTR 11.40 .29
25 29 36 E C 29.6 Overstk r OSTK 9.94 .75
80 72 56 A B+33.5 PerfectWn r PWRD 18.01 +.51
96 89 93 A B+38.2 7ShandaInt r SNDA 28.15 .95
53 82 25 A E 58.6 SinaCorp r SINA 21.33 1.12
77 91 65 A D91.5 Sohu.com r SOHU 44.91 1.05
89 99 62 A B28.5 The9Ltd r NCTY 14.98 +.20
69 81 72 C E 42.0 WebMD WBMD 21.20 .78
84 95 57 A C+24.6 Websns WBSN . 15.05 .63
36 47 44 C B 30.3 Yahoo
YHOO 13.13 +.06

24. MEDIA
68 71 60 B C 47.6 BritSky 4.1 BSY
57 43 79 .. B33.0 Cablevs 2.2 CVC
36 88 7 B D 111 CEurMed
CETV
88 89 77 C B22.9 CmstA 1.5 CMCSA
86 89 73 C C+22.5 CctSp 1.6 CMCSK
42 58 35 C B 23.9 ChorusE 4.3 r CJR
93 88 82 A D 29.1 DirecTV
r DTV
53 67 29 B B36.1 DishNetwk DISH
2 2 17 D D+40.0 FishrComm FSCI
56 56 51 B C 28.1 GpTelevs 2.3 TV
51 46 44 D B+41.4 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA
43 46 41 D C 38.5 LibGlobC r LBTYK
81 69 71 B B 28.6 LibMEntAn LMDIA
58 63 54 B B47.1 McGrwH 3.7 r MHP
23 36 32 C C+53.2 Meredth 4.7 r MDP
95 84 95 A B+20.0 7RRSat 4.8 RRST
62 81 67 .. C+39.6 ReedEls 4.4 ENL
49 75 55 .. D+53.7 ReedEls 4.5 RUK
68 65 59 A C+46.4 RogrsCo 3.0 RCI

27.32
18.28
19.50
16.33
15.62
10.92
22.08
13.05
18.18
14.94
19.00
17.66
18.14
23.52
18.19
12.60
24.83
32.13
27.27

1.70
.96
1.43
.58
.62
.69
1.32
.46
4.65
.16
.61
.46
.87
.13
.36
+.05
.22
.23
1.13

IBD Composite Rating

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

Vol% Vol P
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Chg 1000 E 6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
5 855 8 12 35 15 D D+37.6 Scholas 2.2 r SCHL 13.36 .41
+3 817 10 23 31 36 D D 45.0 ScrippsN 1.3 SNI 23.25 .18
2 1.9m 8k 93 97 72 A C+23.9 ShawCom 3.7 SJR . 17.51 .81
27 341 15 78 86 71 C C 31.6 TWCable
TWC 20.56 .59
30 6.1m 11o 58 82 63 D D16.9 TimeWr 2.5 TWX 10.08 .31
49 178 8 65 64 57 B A42.7 ViacomA
VIA 20.09 .68
79 83 14o 54 64 48 B B42.7 ViacomB
VIAB 18.48 .73
+10 1.9m 9 70 76 59 B C 35.0 WaltDsny 1.6 DIS 22.31 .59
38 1.5m 10 56 53 52 C A823 Wash P 2.1 WPO 418.7 1.87
+16 32 11 84 79 77 B B 51.8 WilyJhnA 1.5 JWA 34.55 1.41
0 1.1m 17k 30 29 39 B C 19.9 WWEnte 13 WWE 10.51 .55
35 1.0m 13
40 694 11
AG 25.40 1.04
+37 5.0m 3 57 86 18 B B 71.2 AGCO
+21 574 11o 64 96 31 A C 113 Agrium .3 r AGU 35.43 +.24
64 70 70 D D 26.5 AlamoG 1.6 ALG 15.37 1.03
60 96 12 A B 48.7 Anderso 2.0 ANDE 16.86 .84
43 2.2m 9 59 62 57 B C 135 Bunge
1.4 BG 51.42 .35
36 6.6m 38 61 99 26 A C+172 CFInds
.7 CF 53.91 .76
+72 660 18o 75 98 39 B B+65.1 CNHGlobl 2.3 CNH 18.43 +.03
64 1.5m 28o 31 16 39 D B+20.7 Cadiz
CDZI 10.98 .87
+45 613 20 72 64 59 B A94.9 Deere
2.4 r DE 45.99 +.81
+5 606 13 33 24 64 E B 23.2 ImprlSgr 2.4 IPSU 11.68 .80
44 9.1m 8 66 97 31 A C 76.2 IntPotashn
IPI 21.48 +.06
53 537 99o 78 42 96 C B 43.4 Kubota 2.0 KUB 32.08 .76
.8 LNN 38.83 +.22
+8 2.5m 16 58 92 18 A C+131 Lindsay
44 82 16o 81 94 57 A D 145 Mnsnto 1.2 r MON 81.14 1.90
33 4.3m 16 66 99 27 A B 163 Mosaic
.5 MOS 38.79 .98
.5 r POT 84.02 +.01
+11 2.2m 99 77 99 31 A B 241 Potash
+55 982 17k 68 27 97 C A40.7 ScottMG 1.6 SMG 31.25 +.12
0 362 11o 99 99 98 A B+59.5 ScQmMra 2.2 SQM 27.22 +.63
53 263 39o 92 93 72 A B 66.8 Syngenta 1.9 SYT 40.31 2.17
+28 3.2m 8 53 74 23 A C+57.6 TerraI 2.2 r TRA 18.06 .30
+37 1.3m 14o 94 94 84 A B171 TerraNit 10 TNH 104.0 3.01
36 616 29o
32 138 ..
17 346 11o 29 74 17 C D+37.8 AlbnyInt 3.6 AIN 13.28 .44
11 824 11o 86 80 67 B C+46.2 Aptargrp 1.8 ATR 32.54 1.14
9 ARA 12.12 .48
+23 2.0m 13o 12 26 13 B D 92.2 AracrzC
AGX 10.37 .28
42 668 13 34 39 50 D D 18.7 Argann
1.0 r BLL 40.99 1.18
33 83 7o 89 67 89 B B56.2 Ball
3.7 BMS 23.61 .72
53 85 30 80 61 80 C B29.7 Bemis
45
44
48
D
B
144900
BrkHaA
BRKA
94750 3950
6 491 11
BRKB 3141 126
19 19m 26 47 44 51 D B4858 BerkHaB
64 66 46 B B40.5 Carlisle 3.0 r CSL 20.97 .64
92 85 85 B B 56.6 Chemed .6 r CHE 39.04 .63
8 85 13k
20 6 35 D ..17.0 ClearwPn
CLW 10.58 +.55
+16 2.4m 52o
38 56 29 B D 46.3 Crane
4.4 CR 18.32 .94
39 548 5o
90 84 66 B B 29.6 CrownHldg r CCK 18.80 .41
24 20m 19o 57 70 29 B C+52.5 DuPont 6.5 DD 25.41 .58
14 6.8m 18o 94 74 81 B A54.1 ESCOTech
ESE 39.17 1.44
19 18 8k
78 86 50 B B98.1 Eaton
4.0 ETN 50.17 .73
+7 12m 16o
86 84 63 A B 58.7 EmrsnEl 3.7 r EMR 35.70 1.29
10 4.0m 6o
37 38 48 C C+74.4 FortuneB 4.4 r FO 40.45 .68
+96 78 75
43 59 24 B C+38.5 GenElect 7.8 GE 16.00 .14
37 1.5m 11o
72 94 23 B B73.5 GreifA 4.8 GEF 31.66 1.61
21 2.5m ..o
84 90 61 B B 64.8 Harsco 2.6 r HSC 29.54 1.13
38 551 ..
1.3 HIT 40.44 1.55
67 1.4m 1o 37 46 31 D B77.3 Hitachi
+16 3.4m 8 84 87 58 B A63.0 Honywel 3.2 HON 34.14 .46
14 462 6k 94 88 74 A B+69.7 ITTCorp 1.4 ITT . 48.40 1.13
2.8 IEP 35.88 +.22
82 4 15k 67 49 66 B B135 IcahnE
39 79 9 44 84 15 C D+33.8 IntPaper 8.5 IP 11.70 .17
38 42 10 .. .. 48 .. B57.6 iShACWX .9 ACWX 30.10 .91
49 459 12 40 72 25 C B30.9 Kadant
r KAI 12.63 .48

Vol% Vol P
Chg 1000 E
40 199 10
24 676 ..o
30 314 16k
8 1.6m 16k
33 20m 9
54 64 8
11 4.1m 7
34 11m 9
0 38 14
25 190 14
3 235 14

25. AGRICULTURE

7 2.3m 6o
32 3.5m 4o
77 17 9
53 132 3k
33 1.7m 4o
27 2.5m 4o
33 295 5
60 15 ..
+29 7.3m 9o
+2 74 ..
36 832 14o
45 35 14k
17 320 11o
1 8.3m 19o
31 6.1m 5o
29 9.6m 9
32 519 15k
26 911 16o
23 554 12o
25 2.9m 3o
66 37 6

26. MISC

12 236 6
+48 735 14o
+61 1.3m ..k
95 1 29
30 734 11
+4 1.3m 13k
29 1 15
49 23 15
47 272 7o
23 217 11o
26 249 7
15 495 5k
22 1.5m 11
23 7.9m 7
13 240 21
44 1.3m 6
30 4.5m 11
36 823 8
51 53m 7
30 277 6
37 557 8k
+38 153 ..k
21 5.5m 9
53 877 11
73 11 ..
16 6.0m 4o
61 125 99
24 89 6

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

2,500 LEADING STOCKS

IBD Composite Rating
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E

72 81 45 C B38.1
59 61 35 A B 41.7
62 25 77 C B 41.6
32 74 15 D E 56.9
73 84 64 B D35.3
28 66 17 D C 29.5
96 97 86 A A30.4
76 85 47 B B 60.6
38 56 29 B D+27.2
73 43 79 B D 32.3
55 31 58 C B 48.2
43 52 31 C B 45.5
68 83 41 A D 47.8
88 88 85 B D+46.4
77 63 85 D A26.4
47 43 37 B C+28.3
53 66 49 C C 154
88 84 82 B D+58.3
75 70 70 B C+35.8
72 80 74 D C+30.0
86 78 78 B C+68.2
68 44 69 A D40.0
79 76 67 A C+83.2
69 41 96 D B 21.0
47 68 39 C D48.0
86 85 71 B C+75.9
63 98 14 A B111
61 27 97 E B+11.9

KamanA 2.9 KAMN 19.49

KonPhlps 4.7 PHG 19.76
Lancstr 3.4 LANC 33.67
LeucdNatl
LUK 20.31
MDURes 3.0 MDU 20.54
MeadWv 7.7 MWV 11.90
Olin
4.5 OLN . 17.92
OwensIllinois r OI 24.38
PackAmr 8.9 PKG 13.50
Pactiv
PTV 23.25
PicoHlds
PICO 26.95
Potlatch 8.6 PCH 23.66
RavnInd2.2 r RAVN 23.27
RockTen 1.3 RKT . 30.26
SchwtzM 3.2 SWM 18.67
SealAir 3.2 SEE 15.11
Siemens 2.2 r SI 68.07
SilgnHld 1.5 SLGN 45.82
SonocoP 4.5 SON 23.79
StandexI 4.7 SXI 17.93
Teleflex 2.7 r TFX 49.93
Thomson 4.2 TRI 25.78
3M
3.5 MMM 57.74
Tredegar .9 TG 17.50
TycoIn
3.0 TYC 23.60
UntdTech 2.9 r UTX 52.70
WaltrInd 1.8 r WLT 22.56
WausaP 3.3 r WPP 10.34

+.05
.52
.58
.41
.81
.44
.88
.73
.25
.50
1.53
1.51
1.84
1.99
.98
.45
5.62
1.03
.57
1.11
.49
1.36
.84
1.18
.17
.81
.85
.57

+8 209 13
37 619 4
19 135 19k
39 1.5m 78o
25 1.1m 9k
20 1.6m 12k
21 953 8
23 2.2m 5
39 745 9k
27 1.8m 13
41 62 ..
58 515 10
53 65 13
25 428 10
54 60 18k
+16 1.7m 10
3 1.3m 22
48 160 12k
34 446 9k
77 29 9k
29 226 13o
+64 806 15o
48 3.6m 10
20 182 21
44 2.9m 7
44 4.4m 10
32 1.7m 7o
22 311 ..k

27. ALCOHOL/TOB
53 51 48 B D+24.5
58 61 30 B B54.2
87 76 70 A B 81.0
86 71 74 A C+63.0
65 97 19 B C+77.5
89 95 62 A B 88.8
72 83 76 .. D 39.9
60 74 59 D D 23.5
73 61 61 A C+86.3
71 65 60 A D+89.2
62 47 78 D D 59.5
90 81 74 A D+56.3
63 73 49 B C+72.0
43 48 32 C D 68.0
79 81 60 B C+19.5

Altria
8.3 MO
BostnBeer SAM
BritAmT 4.7 BTI
BrownFrB 2.4 r BFB
CntlErDst CEDC
CompBbd 2.1 ABV
CpCervcr 3.4 CCU
ConstelA
STZ
Diageo 4.4 DEO
Lorilla 6.5 r LO
MolCoorB 1.8 TAP
PhilMor 5.1 PM
ReynldAm 8.6 r RAI
Universl 5.8 UVV
VectorGp 11 VGR

15.48
27.34
56.25
48.83
22.14
44.33
28.00
14.89
56.54
56.21
43.83
42.32
39.33
31.53
13.37

+.38 6 22m 9
.86 37 72 15
+1.38+125 584 11
.84 25 414 16
.68 62 367 8o
+.11 36 706 9o
... 65 10 9k
.16 40 1.6m 8o
1.43 28 701 11o
+.91 24 1.6m 10o
.31 33 1.1m 14o
.38 23 8.6m 12o
+1.79 +29 1.9m 8o
.53 +9 350 7o
.33 0 238 16

28. APPAREL
84 59 93 C B 22.4
50 38 61 B B37.0
78 87 53 A D+37.6
59 54 66 C C 49.5
81 97 32 A D+148
93 72 96 .. A+17.2
49 85 12 A D42.7
30 58 26 D C 37.7
53 33 63 D B 17.7
57 55 50 B C 17.6

Carters
CRI
Cheroke 11 CHKE
Coach
r COH
ColumSp 2.0 COLM
DeckrsOut DECK
FGXIntl
FGXI
GildanActv
GIL
Hanesbrd
HBI
KSwiss 1.8 KSWS
Maidenfrm MFB

17.38
17.38
18.11
32.52
71.52
12.88
11.81
13.02
10.93
9.52

1.43 15 1.1m 12
1.17 38 27 10
2.79+132 15m 8
1.38 46 139 9k
4.21 59 301 12o
.73 +21 130 16
.38 58 633 8
.56 +20 1.6m 6k
.64 66 86 24o
1.24 24 91 7

IBD Composite Rating

52-wk
Dividend
Close
Earnings Per Share Growth Rating
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg
Relative Price Strength Rating
Sales+Profit Margins+Return On Equity 62 39 83 E A51.4 AngloAs .5 AU 25.39 1.42
Accumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos) 83 95 58 A B95.6 BHPBilLt 4.4 BHP 43.88 .93
52-wk
Dividend
Close
Vol% Vol P 82 95 59 A B86.1 BHPBlplc 3.6 BBL 39.03 1.25
6 6 666 High Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E 85 79 63 A B54.7 BarrckG 1.2 ABX 32.90 .31
11 43 14 D E 26.5 Movado 3.5 r MOV 9.20 .75 21 309 6 67 85 34 A C 42.9 Buenavnt 1.1 BVN 16.92 .31
.9 CCJ 19.14 .97
86 81 63 A C 70.6 NikeB 2.0 r NKE 49.61 1.78 27 3.3m 13o 49 48 60 B B44.0 Cameco
39 67 21 B D 47.9 PhilpsV .8 PVH 18.70 1.39 +18 1.0m 6o 63 98 24 A C+121 Clevlnd 1.3 CLF 27.14 1.66
71 87 49 B D+80.5 PoloRL .5 r RL 41.74 3.59 26 1.6m 9 75 92 39 A B 44.2 CompVDR 1.2 RIO 13.87 .18
51 80 33 C E 25.2 SkechersA SKX 10.62 .80 +3 579 5o 25 55 13 B C 127 FreeptCGB FCX 28.75 .50
93 73 92 B B 29.0 SteveMdn SHOO 19.97 .45 +31 342 13 53 42 56 B C 52.7 Goldcorp .7 GG 27.14 1.22
42 29 49 D B 19.4 Timberland r TBL 11.20 .85 27 336 10o 65 50 75 D B14.6 HrmnyGld HMY 10.08 .28
78 97 39 A C+31.8 TrueRelig TRLG 13.10 .56 65 242 7o 83 62 83 B C+27.4 KinrsGo .5 KGC 17.76 .44
LIHR 19.10 +.55
77 75 50 A B46.8 UndrArmr
UA 24.00 1.06 51 382 25 56 30 70 B C 41.0 LihirGold
61 68 46 B C+84.6 VFCorp 4.5 VFC 52.00 2.61 +2 1.1m 9 71 96 37 A B31.7 MesabTrs 42 MSB 11.79 +.04
78 61 75 B B57.6 NewmtM 1.1 NEM 37.04 .71
65 73 31 A B 28.9 Volcom
VLCM 10.36 .66 17 279 6
73 70 57 B B+44.1 PanAmSlvr PAAS 17.80 +.05
55 88 17 B C+53.9 Warnaco
WRC 17.98 1.90 30 897 6o
86 63 80 B B 56.3 Randgold .2 GOLD 40.81 1.84
81 47 91 B B 42.0 Weyco 1.8 WEYS 30.31 2.03 46 13 16 50 98 7 A C+558 RioTinto 6.1 RTP 100.1 8.36
84 84 52 B B+31.2 Wolvrn 2.2 WWW 19.67 1.68 +7 534 10k 89 55 97 B B49.8 RoylGld .7 r RGLD 43.38 1.27
29. LEISURE
50 44 64 .. B 32.3 SeabrGld
SA 13.94 .28
SSRI 17.98 .34
29 31 33 C B 20.8 AmbasG 4.8 EPAX 9.54 1.35 +13 134 10k 64 36 87 .. A39.5 SilverStd
45 21 73 E D+29.0 AscentM ASCMA 23.82 +.38 38 51 .. 50 51 71 B D+41.9 SthnCopp 7.9 r PCU 17.25 .29

5 13 18 E D 29.9
94 68 82 A B+49.9
47 63 42 B D+45.2
52 63 47 B C 44.8
46 72 49 E C+25.0
79 74 96 .. B 37.2
83 68 83 D B 55.2
49 91 14 A E 70.9
61 37 75 C B 26.8
65 37 85 C C+20.0
63 23 79 B B 32.7
24 12 17 B B 37.0
15 35 12 B D+48.1
39 33 30 B B+49.4
69 77 65 B C+44.8
45 85 19 B E 47.3
26 42 16 C B 75.1
66 59 77 D B20.0
60 64 58 B B37.9
76 26 95 C A+22.4
66 60 69 C B 58.3
48 66 43 A D54.3
94 99 73 A B 144
23 15 32 C C+21.0
27 54 25 C C+42.0
63 86 33 B C+34.3
74 68 67 C B+31.9
47 60 40 B B56.0
67 77 63 B C+41.5
36 67 29 D C+30.6
54 63 51 B D53.3
94 95 74 A C+41.2
64 82 22 A C 124

AvidTech r AVID
BallyTech
r BYI
Carnival
CCL
CarnPLC
CUK
CedrFair 14 FUN
ChoicHtl 2.5 r CHH
ChrchlD 1.3 CHDN
Ctrip
1.1 CTRP
DiscCmA DISCA
DiscCmC DISCK
DrmwksAm DWA
GaylordEntrt r GET
HarlyDav 8.3 HOG
IntlGame 4.2 IGT
IntlSpdw .4 r ISCA
LifeTmFit
LTM
MGMMirge r MGM
Marcus 2.5 r MCS
MarrtInt 1.8 MAR
MonrchCs r MCRI
PennNatl r PENN
Polaris 5.4 r PII
Priceline
PCLN
RegalEnt 11 RGC
RylCarib 3.7 RCL
SciGames SGMS
SpedwyM 2.0 r TRK
StarwdHt 4.2 HOT
SteinerLeis r STNR
SteinwyMus r LVB
VailResorts r MTN
WMSInds WMS
Wynn
r WYNN

76 71 74 C B 83.5
17 57 21 C D44.8
62 81 43 B C 38.4
42 62 23 A B 36.4

AgnicoEg .4 AEM
Alcoa
6.3 AA
AMCOLI 3.5 ACO
AngloA 5.4 AAUK

11.54
25.00
23.61
22.80
13.07
29.46
39.15
20.08
14.76
14.41
24.62
12.85
16.00
13.65
29.22
13.52
13.39
13.62
19.63
11.51
21.04
27.93
75.20
10.19
12.13
15.64
17.11
21.42
24.99
16.13
26.97
26.04
44.04

.21 13 290 99k

.64 2 956 12o
.52 44 4.2m 8o
.26 32 320 7
.63 +25 228 14
.87 23 445 16
.75 43 29 20
.45 16 833 16o
.32 45 1.4m ..
+.17 36 461 ..
.68 38 540 13
.68 44 461 99o
1.58 +67 7.6m 4
.19 14 3.4m 11
.60 50 136 9k
.54 45 480 6o
.91 28 2.6m 8o
1.10 48 74 18
.82 6 4.1m 10o
.50 6 138 15o
.71 74 219 12o
1.62 +7 563 8
1.86 57 640 13o
.61 46 760 14
.22 31 2.8m 4
.86 +50 1.5m 11o
.62 31 89 11
.08 9 4.0m 8
2.50 +83 224 8
+.18 +24 69 7
1.63+116 829 11o
.82 +62 1.6m 20
2.41 52 1.2m 14o

30. MINING

Leading
Market Indexes
Health
......................................................................................................................

49.95
10.81
20.59
11.25

.39
.55
2.14
1.26

+1 5.0m 73o
22 20m 5
19 144 11
+41 3.5m 4o

AveryDe
BradyA
Canon
Deluxe
EnnisI
Fujifilm
PitneyB

5.2 AVY
3.0 r BRC
3.0 r CAJ
7.1 DLX
5.4 r EBF
1.2 FUJI
5.2 PBI

AvatarHldg r AVTR
BrkfldAs 2.9 r BAM
ConsTom 1.2 CTO
GpArCN 6.7 OMAB
GpAerPac 8.8 PAC
GrupoAer 5.5 ASR
JonesLaL 1.8 JLL
MauiLdPn
MLP
StJoe
JOE
TejonRnch
TRC
TexasPa .6 TPL
WPCary 8.6 r WPC
ASML 2.0 ASML
ATMI
ATMI
Actel
r ACTL
AdvEngy
AEIS
Advantst 3.0 ATE
Altera 1.3 ALTR
AnalogD 4.1 ADI
AppMat 2.3 AMAT
Atheros
ATHR
Broadcom BRCM
CabotMic r CCMP
Caviumn CAVM
Cohu
2.1 COHU
Cree
r CREE
Cymer
r CYMI
FormFactor FORM

Care

Dow Utilities Close 370.792.72 (0.73%)

.51
.40
.40
.63
+.15
1.06
.10
.79
.01
.50
.59
.27
.32
.71
.17

29 278 16o
36 45m 10
29 601 ..
14 3.6m 9
+1 3.0m 8o
+1 5.7m 11
30 4.3m 5
+27 544 13o
22 2.4m 10k
14 3.2m 10
47 921 9
52 289 12
8 5.6m 9o
36 424 13
+13 2.4m 22

69 75 45 A B35.0
35 1 75 E A+26.4
23 31 28 D B+33.2
68 62 64 B B+18.6
22 11 26 B B+49.6
74 69 57 A B39.2
19 42 20 C D37.8
79 84 73 C B35.0
38 31 38 B B45.0
47 61 26 B B 33.0
91 62 97 D A 18.7
83 74 85 D B 17.2
41 35 51 C B 41.2
10 4 26 C C+26.1
71 85 49 A C 28.2

PwrIntg .5 POWI
Rambus
RMBS
SanDisk
SNDK
Semtech r SMTC
SigmaDsgn r SIGM
SilcnLab
SLAB
StdMicro r SMSC
Supertex
SUPX
Tessera
TSRA
TexsInst 2.9 TXN
Trnsmtahrs TMTA
Ultratech UTEK
VarianSm r VSEA
Verigy
r VRGY
Xilinx 3.4 r XLNX

19.72
11.24
12.30
10.86
10.30
23.65
14.61
22.00
12.38
14.96
18.67
11.27
19.85
10.42
16.31

.94 10 343 14k

7.26+999 36m ..
.11 42 4.9m 58
.24 24 677 11
.45 52 240 5o
.90 27 682 13
.83 +73 286 8o
.71 54 56 15
.37 53 424 12
.32 8 14m 8
.02 +35 293 ..o
.29 33 155 26k
+.34 +39 1.5m 15
.18 35 273 8
.69 +46 12m 11

Psychological Market Indicators HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES

28 39 ..
+17 3.1m 17o
36 15 14
67 22 9
57 146 7
18 107 9
+23 1.1m 6
42 12 ..
38 982 59o
35 61 83
81 4 24k
+11 81 12

Date

12 MONTH HISTORY
Low
Date High

Date

CBOE Market Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)

05/20/08 14.1 10/10/08 103.4 07/15/05 8.2 10/10/08 103.4

11/28/08 103.3 08/29/08 207 09/16/05 79.1 08/29/08 207

.99
1.47
.53
.60
.82
.74
.40
.37
.60
.59
1.08
.29
.43
+.91
.28
.23

170

............................................................................................... 9th

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

03/03/08 15 01/01/09 69 03/03/08 15 06/19/06

87

63

N/A

8th

7th

6th

5th

4651

4098

4287

4796

+0.7%
-2.8%
+1.0%
-0.1%
............................................................................................... -2.3%
............................................................................................

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

01/08/09 1.5% 01/31/08 8.5% 01/08/09 1.5% 03/16/05 9.3%

1.5% HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGES

Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average

11/20/08 2.05 01/14/08 4.08 11/20/08 2.05 10/09/07 4.42

2.38 10 AM

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

NYTime

Fri

Thu

265
556
762
957
1146
1370
1907

229
570
806
981
1164
1441
1964

Chg Nasdaq Composite.

+36
-39.7
1577.2
-13
-38.5
1578.4
12 PM
-44
-33.9
1583.0
-24
-32.3
1584.6
21.3 01 PM
............................................................................................... 02 PM
-17
-35.7
1581.2
Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average
03 PM
-71
-28.3
1588.7
40 1.7m 9 02/01/08 2.40 11/20/08 4.16 02/17/04 1.95 11/20/08 4.16
-57
-45.4
1571.5
3.53 04 PM
+49 543 9
TOTAL
1907 1964
-57
10 147 42
............................................................................................
42 210 19
NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)
67 14 ..k

............................................................................................... 11 AM

Priceto Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones Industrial Average

12/08/08 0.0 05/29/08 102.0 12/08/08 0.0 05/29/08 102.0

+11 9.5m 14
41 3.3m 10o
12 17m 11o
12 1.4m 10
+14 14m 16
+38 400 13k
12 639 28
+1 116 58k
+11 1.2m 33
+27 561 12
23 353 ..

9th
N/A

8th
8735

7th
8575

6th
8637

5th
6557

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

FRIDAY VOLUME TOTAL

Based on a study of stock market winners,

most stocks on the New Highs list tend to go
higher. You can also use our unique New
Highs list to spot new groups asserting
market leadership. Stocks listed within each
group are in order of stocks showing the
greatest % increase in trading volume.
Closing price and Earnings Per Share(EPS)
Rating are also shown. For more information, consult IBDs free education modules at
www.investors.com. Nasdaq stocks over $2
only. See Graphs in NYSE or Nasdaq Stocks
In The News. Boldfaced stocks carry an EPS
Rating of 95 or higher.
Symbol Price EPS Name

New Highs

1,949,630,000

710

STOCKS ADVANCED ON

2096

STOCKS DECLINED ON

112

STOCKS UNCHANGED ON

462,425,000
1,472,225,000
14,980,000

TiensBio(a)
ApolloGrpA
CornthClg

TBV 4.45 63 MidsthBcp(a)

APOL 85.27 82 SterlngBanc
COCO 16.21 70 CascdF

ShndCm

SHEN 26.25 84

...................................... OldSecBc
M&TBnk(n)
TELECOM

WilmtnTr(n)
TxCapBsh

11.90
5.08
4.51
10.43
48.15
19.21
12.01
12.45
10.18
18.00

26
37
70
44
44
32
45
71
1
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Scopus
SCOP 5.48 74
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HerBkNA(a)
MEDICAL
PeoplsFCMS
ReprosTh
RPRX 13.14 1 ......................................
Emergent(a) LZR 8.83 98 MEDICAL
0.99 6
Close 5702.37134.77 (2.31%) Since Jan 1, 0.95% ...................................... RegeneRx(a)
HansenM
5.76 6
BUSINESS SVC
Hologic
10.90 88
VS E
VSEC 44.12 99 NatlDentex
4.69 23
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EEI 13.25 83
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MerdRes(n)
0.55 72
UTILITY
47.50 86
PugetEgy(n)
PSD 28.03 52 .Primeenergy
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CONSUMER
SVGS & LN
KimbClark(n)
50.45 57
AmBNJ

ABNJ 11.58 74

AlldMot

AMOT 4.30 76 Schawk(n)

Answers

ANSW 8.97 4

6.16 16
...................................... .AmerGrtA(n)
.....................................
BUSINESS SVC
MACHINERY

Leisure Close 822.8139.75 (4.61%)

Since Jan 1, 1%
....................................................................................................................
BlocbstrA
Best Buy
Brunswck
Cheescake
CBSCpB
Carnival
WaltDsny
Brinker
HarlyDav
SwstAirl
MarrtInt
Mattel
MGMMirge
Starbucks

High Tech Close 301.557.69 (2.49%)

The New
Investors.com
BETA

Price EPS

New Lows

...................................... ......................................
CONSUMER
BANKS (10)

N.Y.S.E. Comp

Since Jan 1, +1.38%

.....................................................................................................................
AllintTch
Boeing
CACI Intl
Cubic
CurtsWrt
GenDyn
Goodrich
L3 Commun
LockheedM
NorthrpG
PrecCast
RaythnB
Teledyne

27.77
14.15
14.90
22.05
23.50
22.20
16.47
14.65
12.15
17.93
13.26
12.38
10.09
21.32
13.77

NYSE (n) 2 New Highs, 7 Lows

NASDAQ 14New Highs, 14 Lows
AMEX (a) 2New Highs, 5 Lows

Since Jan 1, +0.01% Name

Since Jan 1, +2.92%

.....................................................................................................................
Adobe Sys
AutoData
CAInc
CheckPtSf
ComputrSci
Dell Inc
EMC
HewlttPk
IBM
Intuit
SunMicro rs
JackHn
Micrsft
NetApp
Oracle
Symantec

Defense Close 6207.25 (1.16%)

Hittite
HITT
Intel
4.0 INTC
IntlRect
r IRF
KLATncr 2.7 r KLAC
LamResrch LRCX
LinearT 3.8 LLTC
MEMCElctr r WFR
MKSInstr MKSI
Mxmltg 6.6 r MXIM
Micrchp 7.5 MCHP
Microsemi MSCC
MnPwSy r MPWR
NatSemi 3.2 NSM
NetLogic
NETL
Novellus
NVLS

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

Computer Close 922.9319.02 (2.02%)

Since Jan 1, +2.29%

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

16.88
13.29
11.84
9.51
15.46
15.80
19.37
10.37
14.17
16.94
22.82
9.67
11.18
18.78
21.11
14.49

85 82 60 A B 46.2
63 76 48 B B25.3
42 24 63 E A 29.1
32 39 37 C B47.1
50 38 53 B A44.7
77 84 55 A C+37.8
54 93 11 A C 86.8
35 30 49 D B25.9
39 29 40 B A25.5
59 83 30 A B 38.4
61 93 23 A D+28.5
78 93 46 A B29.1
32 43 23 B B24.8
86 91 54 A B+40.3
30 24 43 D B+25.5

.03
+.40
2.75
.21
.86
1.04
1.79
.85
.57
.69
+.33
+.02

33. SEMICNDUCTRS
64 55 66 B B+30.4
42 78 34 C D 31.1
53 26 76 D B 18.8
49 54 62 D B17.0
28 24 59 E B29.8
90 91 73 A C+24.2
66 79 46 A B36.4
27 35 32 C C+21.8
79 94 27 A B+34.8
88 85 68 B B+29.9
31 34 47 C D+43.2
55 74 25 A D 26.6
12 4 48 E C 20.5
68 68 58 C B 35.5
43 38 60 C C 36.0
22 24 44 D C+30.8

Close 3244.5313.47 (0.41%)

Since Jan 1, +0.26%
....................................................................................................................
Amgen
BaxterIntl
Biovail
CardlHth
ExprsScrpt
Since Jan 1, +2.95%
JohnsnJn
Medtronic
Pfizer
StJudeMed
Stryker
.....................................................................................................................
Teva
UtdhlthG
Varian Med
WellPoint
Zimmer
Amgen
ApolloGrpA
Citigrp
Cisco
eBay
EMC
Lowes
Medtronic
3M
Oracle
Pfizer
SAP AG
Teva
UtdAmHlth

Since Jan 1, +2.65%

.....................................................................................................................
Biovail
CareerEd
Coach
CitrixSys
Garmin
JacobsEng
JosABkCl
MobilTel
99Cents
NetApp
Qlogic
Rollins
Staples
Teva
UCBHHld
Varian Med
WholeFd
Yahoo
Zimmer

27.16
18.09
34.35
10.60
20.69
35.25
28.29
12.15
25.06
24.10
28.72
22.93

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

16 2.1m ..
46 3.2m 8o
24 1.0m 7
1 14m 15o
9 1.3m 7o
0 3.1m 13
35 3.0m 4o
21 26m 5o
27 16m 3
+8 15m 44o
+22 3.2m 99o
7 9.6m 48o
48 460 59
34 65 4k
7 8.2m 16o
+38 2.0m 15o
35 690 66
+28 1.8m 3o
+7 773 64
46 160 ..o
+45 1.5m ..o
25 4.5m 8

.75
.90
1.06
.76
.87
.04
.42

32. REAL EST

34 24 56 E A58.4
50 66 47 B C 37.2
44 33 61 C B 60.0
56 62 62 B B24.3
68 95 60 B C+49.2
63 74 44 B B+63.5
25 38 22 B C+90.8
9 16 19 E B34.3
16 10 42 E B+46.8
36 30 41 B D44.4
79 81 68 A C+55.2
67 42 78 B B 34.6

Senior Growth Close 448.35+2.55 (+0.57%)

Junior Growth Close 556.717.98 (1.41%)

31.39
22.55
33.79
14.07
11.38
24.14
26.69

IBD Composite Rating

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

NYTime
Fri Thu Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind.
5 YEAR HISTORY
508 515
-7
-16.0 -121.5 8620.9
Low
Date High Current 10 AM
11 AM
1170 1264
-94
-15.4 -118.9 8623.4
12 PM
1666 1827 -160
-14.3 -99.4 8643.0
43.6
2054 2273 -219
-14.7 -92.3 8650.0
............................................................................................... 01 PM
02 PM
2450 2681 -230
-15.8 -114.0 8628.4
43 735 8 Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls
-11.1 -72.7 8669.6
1.27 03 PM 2944 3266 -321
+27 731 9 01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58 01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58
............................................................................................... 04 PM
4133 4434 -301
-19.3 -143.2 8599.1
33 637 10k
4133 4434 -301
33 403 5k MutualFund Share Purchases/Redemptions(X-Money Market Funds) TOTAL
............................................................................................
0.82
9 120 7 10/01/08 0.67 05/01/08 1.25 10/01/08 0.67 12/01/06 1.50
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MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009

AMERICAN EXCHANGE
Total Volume: 10,089,112

Change: #33.2%

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

Closing
Vol%
Symbol Price Chg Chg

For Friday, January 9, 2009

89 84 60 B
78 96 27 B39 50 BD 18.7 Argan n
AGX 10.37 .28 95 80 89 50 C
Stocks $12 and higher with at least { point change and 20,000 93 99 A+B 43.8 BakerMichl BKR 42.10 .15 +14 82 85 71 B91 82 86 B
shares traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative 76 70 B B 81.0 BritAmTob BTI 56.25+1.38 +125 90 66 94 ..
Strength 80 or more are boldfaced.
92 53 98 AEPS Rel Acc 52-Wk
Stock Closing
Vol Vol%
.. 76 B+D 54.4 ClayBond n UBD 46.00 ... +57 82 71 61 BRnk Str Dis High Stock Name
Symbol Price
Change (1000s) Change .. 65 B+C+ 52.4 ClayUS1 n UEM 39.40 +.00 +31 83 53 74 D84 68 82 C
.. 92 D 14.70 NuNCDiv3
NII 12.74 +0.64 28 +280 33 61 D+B 60.0 ConsTomoka CTO 34.352.75 36 96 53 98 B+
76 70 B 81.04 BritAmTob
BTI 56.25 +1.38 584 +125 74 77 E B 95.2 Contango MCF 53.531.67 22 89 92 41 A74 65 B C 24.0 GenesEngy GEL 11.50 +.69 33 93 76 89 B
90 70 D+B 46.5 Gormanrupp GRC 28.702.04 21
GTU 34.20 5.00 481 +999 89 14 D+D 54.9 Graham GHM 11.82 .85 37k 8884 7139 7874 B-A
.. 75 B 42.31 CentGold
86 42 B 38.39 Teche
TSH 23.01 0.92 37 +503 74 95 C B 25.6 HawkClA HWK 17.50 .65 2 91 86 58 B+
99 90 84 A26 82 C+ 84.28 ParkNatl
PRK 60.66 3.89 69 +12
85 79 69 B
94 71 DB 63.1 ImprlOil
IMO 33.74 .96 41k 81 47 91 C+
10 Most Active Stocks 10 Most % Up (Stocks Over $12) 74 94 B B+ 41.6 InterOil IOC 17.35 .05 +28 9184 7152 7275 B+C
EPS Rel Acc
Closing Net Vol Vol% EPS Rel
Closing Net
Vol Vol% 90 71 DB 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 11.751.10 56k
97 74 89 A
Rnk|Str|Dis| Stock Name
| Price | Up | (100s) | Chg Rnk|Str| Stock Name | Price | Up | (100s) | Chg 70 81 B+B+ 54.0 Ntl Hlthcr NHC 45.703.94 40
83 80 73 C
6399A+ TiensBio
4.45 +1.25 0.85 +999 .. 83 NuVADvAd2 12.97 +1.25 15,9 +41
92 81 99 A4597B EldorGld
7.69 +0.12 3.37 +45 .. 93 NuvICATF 12.14 +0.89 5,7 53
80 23 90 A
137B GoldStr
1.27 +0.07 3.32 +11 .. 93 NuvINYTF 12.06 +0.72 19,9 +134 26 82 A C+ 84.3 ParkNatl
PRK 60.663.89 +12k
87 60 98 B
218C Oilsands
1.27 +0.07 2.31 +46 54 49 SalisbrBc
23.00 +1.35 14,9 +473
85 55 98 B387B VictryAc n 9.72 ... 2.58 +735 .. 91 EVInsMA
13.50 +0.75 10,4 +136
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SPY
91.04
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32

79 85 38 A..64B Cntrl FdCan 10.27 0.05 1.02 +29 .. 95 NuOHDvAdv 12.49 +0.59 5,1 50
32 5B NovaGold
1.82 0.19 1.70 35 76 70 BritAmTob 56.25 +1.38 584,0 +125 63 97 A+D+ 61.3 Tompkns TMP 54.391.45 71k 98 98 70 C+
5820C+ BPZRes
7.55 0.83 2.19 +183 .. 90 NuDvAdv2 12.66 +0.26 32,9 43 22 79 E B 24.5 Westmrlnd WLB 10.31 .77 25 81 78 65 B+
98 99 52 B
91 43 66 BSmartSelect Composite Rating
91 88 58 C+
E
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol% 95 51 94 BIncludes stocks trading less than 20,000 shares.
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 81 67 82 BFull list of low-priced and thinly traded stocks at
81 21 97 A- 11.3 AmerComBc ACBA 9.97 -0.24 -43 91 79 78 B
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92 87 73 C+ 7.3 Am Med AlertAMAC 4.47 0.00 -48 97 76 79 A
89 93 44 D+ 12.3 AmerOrBio AOB
5.06 -0.45 155 93 65 95 B+
SmartSelect Composite Rating
SmartSelect Composite Rating
95 71 92 B- 23.9 APhySv
AMPH 21.00 0.10 8 87 57 96 A
E
E
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol%
P R Acc 52-Wk
Closing Vol% 78 59 77 B- 17.4 AmerRvr
AMRB 9.88 -0.07 111 89 74 94 C
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg
92 69 54 B+
80 58 80 B 25.6 AmCasi
ASCA 9.28 -0.06 -39
95 76 77 A
4.45 -0.32 5 89 52 97 A- 42.1 AmesNtl
ATLO 26.74 -0.40 -49
78 68 51 C+ 22.5 AES
AES
9.28 0.01 -27 85 24 99 A- 9.1 AirTranHg AAI
82 51 71 B5.54 -0.43 -14 95 73 91 B 21.2 AnnalyCap NLY
15.89 -0.08 -18 96 79 87 B+
82 65 96 C 2.4 APAC CustS APAC 1.49 0.05 58 85 19 91 B 7.0 Airvana n AIRV
91
78
82
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ALNC
23.30
-0.36
-19
93
74
86
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Anworth
ANH
6.40
-0.20
-7
85 32 98 A- 3.3 ATS Med
ATSI
2.80 0.02 -5
85 68 83 C
8.42 -0.18 -33 92 53 96 A 13.0 ArcSight n ARST 8.95 0.26 -12 83 95 53 B94 77 96 E 25.9 AaronRntA RNTA 21.46 0.44 -64 82 64 79 A+ 12.0 AlliancImg AIQ
ALLI
4.44 -0.10 -84 84 38 90 C 168.6 ArdenGpA ARDNA 125.36 0.15 -24 88 76 79 B+
89 53 95 C 79.0 AbraxisB n ABII 67.78 -1.73 40 88 68 84 B- 7.5 AllionHth
ARRS 8.01 -0.24 -22 87 24 95 B81 67 71 B+ 7.3 Actuate
ACTU 3.29 -0.13 -55 99 76 99 B- 10.2 AllscrptsM MDRX 9.32 0.68 225 96 73 95 B- 10.4 Arris
ARTNA 15.65 -0.35 -86 79 85 55 B
81 74 74 C+ 10.5 AcuraPh n ACUR 6.43 -0.39 0 84 90 60 D+ 67.2 AmrMovilA AMOV 32.13 -0.59 -96 86 61 78 B- 19.3 Artesian
ATRI 94.45 -2.55 -90 97 78 99 A+
80 74 92 B 4.2 Adaptec
ADPT 3.35 -0.19 12 94 74 98 C+ 11.7 AmerSvcGp ASGR 10.50 0.53 -73 93 86 77 C+ 133.9 Atrion
86 92 49 B 12.5 Air T
AIRT
6.55 -0.05 -85 89 74 99 E 9.5 AmCareSrc ANCI
6.76 -0.04 -37 89 73 80 D 25.0 AuburnNB AUBN 22.00 0.82 -90 90 71 73 B-

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Vol% %
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AcadiaRlty AKR 13.80 -0.70 -41 6.1
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AnnalyCap NLY 15.89 -0.08 -18 12.6 14
Anthracite AHR 2.24 -0.15 -44 .. 31
Anworth
ANH 6.40 -0.20 -7 16.3 17
ApartntInv AIV 12.08 0.17 -21 19.9 31
ArborRT
ABR 2.87 -0.14 -60 33.4 10
AsdEstRlty AEC 7.90 -0.53 -31 8.6 19
AshfordH
AHT 1.30 -0.28 -19 .. 55

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C
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149.9
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56.0
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18.6
28.3
15.0
50.4
17.0
19.8
23.1
42.0
40.8
56.5

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock

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

AVB
BMR
BXP
BDN
BRE
BRT
CPT
CT
LSE
CMO
CSE
CRE
CBL
CDR
CIM
CSA
CLP
CUZ
OFC

54.55 -2.71
11.58 -0.84
52.31 -2.39
6.97 -0.09
25.74 -1.55
4.45 -0.08
28.99 -1.42
3.82 -0.43
2.09 -0.16
11.71 -0.27
4.02 -0.33
8.03 -0.56
7.93 -0.42
6.87 -0.21
3.22 -0.36
9.95 -0.04
8.30 -0.45
12.59 -0.25
25.20 -1.18

-43 6.5
-58 11.6
-29 5.2
-19 17.2
-27 8.7
-87 ..
-48 9.7
-33 ..
-14 ..
6 12.3
-37 5.0
-64 8.5
40 18.7
-35 13.1
-53 5.0
11 9.0
-24 12.0
-14 7.9
-31 5.9

18
15
30
3
35
54
19
3
69
48
20
21
60
31
47
32
90
35
50

B
C+
C+
BB
C+
C+
C+
D
BB+
BB+
C
C+
B+
E
BB+

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

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DeefldCap
DEmmett
DevelprDvs
DiamRkHos
DigitlRlt
DukeRlty
DuPFabr n
Dynex Cap
Eastgroup
EducRlty
EntertmtP
EqLifePrp
EqtyRsd
Equity One
EssexPpty
EstnLtCap
ExtraSpc
FederlRlty

15.7 BCBBncrp
47.5 BE Aerosp
8.2 BOFIHldg
13.5 BWAY n
60.0 BcoChile
23.0 BkKY Fn
8.0 BigBand n
108.7 BioRad B
22.8 BrdgeBcp
18.0 Brt&Ktz
3.5 BrdpntSec
9.1 BrcdeCm
15.7 BrklynFed
63.2 BrownForA
28.2 BrynMwr
13.8 CAE
9.7 CBIZInc
12.0 CGI Group A
12.1 CV Thera
38.0 CamdnNtl
10.2 CapeBncp n
18.6 CapstdMtg
39.1 CassInfo
8.7 CentnlComm
18.0 CntrstBk
8.2 CntlGardn
7.7 CnGard A
22.5 CntyBcMA
11.5 Ceragon
10.6 CheviotFn
23.4 ChinaDig n
13.0 ChinaFire n
5.3 ChHousL
8.0 ChinaInfo
11.5 ChinaBiot
6.9 ChinaCEd n
8.4 ChinaEdu n
9.0 Ciber
25.8 CitizNthn
9.3 CtzCmtyB
23.0 CitizHold
9.8 Citizens
2.0 Clearfield
16.6 CNinsure n
14.8 CogoGrp
48.0 CommBcp
21.0 CmrNatPA
11.9 CommSys
83.9 AmBevC
11.9 Compuwr
5.5 Consulier
43.5 CpOffcPty
12.8 CrawfrdA
16.6 Cryolife

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
DCT
DFR
DEI
DDR
DRH
DLR
DRE
DFT
DX
EGP
EDR
EPR
ELS
EQR
EQY
ESS
ELC
EXR
FRT

4.13 -0.30
3.10 0.03
12.49 -0.60
7.64 -0.23
5.06 -0.29
31.29 -0.60
10.76 -0.52
3.08 -0.22
6.84 -0.15
33.25 -1.68
5.33 -0.48
26.54 -2.23
37.05 -1.22
25.82 -1.10
15.52 -0.84
68.31 -4.25
4.19 0.00
9.45 -0.42
56.41 -3.11

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-47 6.0
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-31 ..
-17 4.2
-41 18.0
-43 ..
238 13.5
-2 6.3
-41 7.7
-25 12.7
-33 2.2
-37 7.5
-23 7.7
-29 6.0
-57 ..
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P R Acc 52-Wk
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Closing Vol%
6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg 6 S S Dis Hi Stock
Symbol Price Chg Chg

8
4
2
75
21
1
91
48
10
12
32
77
97
34
52
39
14
51
32

B
BDAC+
B
C+
C+
C+
BE
B+
B+
D+
BB
D+
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E

29.5
49.6
8.4
21.0
31.8
67.4
32.1
20.7
29.7
38.3
73.6
5.5
27.6
42.2
54.0
38.7
14.2
47.4
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FriedBR
FrkStPrp
FstPotmc
GenlGrPpty
GettyRlty
Gladstn
GlimchRlty
Gramercy
Gyrodyne Am
HanovCap
HatterasF n
HCP
HealthCrR
HealthRlty
Hersha Hosp
HghwdPrp
HMG

BCBP
BEAV
BOFI
BWY
BCH
BKYF
BBND
BIOB
BDGE
BKBK
BPSG
BRCD
BFSB
BFA
BMTC
CGT
CBZ
GIB
CVTX
CAC
CBNJ
CMO
CASS
CYCL
CSFL
CENT
CENTA
CNBKA
CRNT
CHEV
STV
CFSG
CHLN
CPBY
CHBT
CAST
CEDU
CBR
CZNC
CZWI
CIZN
CIA
CLFD
CISG
COGO
CCBP
CNAF
JCS
ABVC
CPWR
CSLR
OFC
CRDA
CRY

10.99
9.73
4.60
7.94
34.81
20.11
5.85
71.40
19.00
13.49
2.61
3.78
13.67
50.16
18.94
6.72
8.25
8.07
9.01
26.77
8.65
11.71
29.04
8.11
14.82
6.00
6.01
16.24
5.40
6.57
6.79
7.38
1.86
3.38
9.99
2.60
5.18
5.01
19.21
7.05
21.00
8.24
1.15
7.56
5.92
37.50
16.10
9.54
37.25
7.02
5.01
25.20
9.01
8.93

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0.00
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0.61
-1.76
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0.11
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0.00
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0.01
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0.00
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-95
-19
-66
-19
-38
-23
-47
-88
-70
143
-50
83
-13
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14
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6
57
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5
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-76
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99
-10
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-67
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-9
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-40
-66
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-74
40
-72
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81
93
85
88
78
98
81
86
94
83
84
83
78
79
91
86
89
98
84
95
93
99
79
81
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91
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92
83
80
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99
78
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88
91
91
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80
91
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79
82
92
91
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87
79
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61
74
61
60
54
75
95
57
48
32
55
81
47
51
79
94
78
83
78
89
89
97
46
60
57
49
74
79
74
71
58
71
53
78
46
74
69
74
98
97
49
74
84
80
13
57
98
81
84
77
91
79
86
81

69 B+
92 B
97 E
91 B+
77 C+
94 B
75 C+
76 B
73 A
92 B
91 A
57 B78 A+
91 B+
95 B
74 B
85 C+
97 A
80 B70 C+
72 D92 D+
96 B+
69 D+
74 B
97 A73 D+
60 C+
80 C+
90 B
88 B
54 A82 B+
95 B
65 B99 A+
78 B+
86 B80 C+
68 C+
99 A+
92 C+
64 B77 B98 A72 A87 C
68 B93 B
76 A36 B+
89 C+
79 B52 B-

1.2 CuraGen
CRGN
2.1 Cyanotc
CYAN
5.7 CyprsSemi CY
12.7 DHTMarine DHT
9.8 Del Monte DLM
32.2 DeltaNG
DGAS
4.3 DescSys
DSGX
9.5 DialysisCp DCAI
86.2 DiamHill
DHIL
22.2 DonegalB DGICB
14.2 Dorman
DORM
20.4 DoubTake DBTK
11.3 DynmcRsch DRCO
2.6 EFJohnson EFJI
11.3 ESB Finl
ESBF
28.1 E-House n EJ
31.0 EastrnAmNG NGT
13.0 EcolgyEnv EEI
7.4 EdgewtrT
EDGW
21.5 EmbtldA
AKOA
23.0 EmbtldB
AKOB
12.4 EngWest
EWST
1.6 Epicept
EPCT
18.0 EvansBcrp EVBN
26.0 ExlSvc
EXLS
12.2 FiberNet
FTGX
13.3 FifthStFn
FSC
22.5 FnclInst
FISI
13.0 FstAdvBc n FABK
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
6.8 ForcePro
FRPT
13.3 Fox Chase FXCB
8.4 Frozen Food FFEX
11.9 FuqiIntl n FUQI
4.4 GSITech n GSIT
1.2 GTC Bio
GTCB
9.3 GamPtrs
GPIC
16.2 Genpact n G
15.0 GermnAm GABC
5.6 Geron
GERN
17.4 GlobTAD
GAI
3.2 GoldEntA
GLDC
13.9 GrnCntyBcp GCBC
14.6 GrpRadio
RC
18.0 HF Finl
HFFC
24.5 HarbinElec HRBN
14.3 HrlysvlSv
HARL
18.2 Hawkins
HWKN
54.0 HealthCrR HCN

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
FCH
FR
FBR
FSP
FPO
GGP
GTY
GOOD
GRT
GKK
GYRO
HCM
HTS
HCP
HCN
HR
HT
HIW
HMG

2.09 -0.01
7.03 -0.28
0.26 -0.04
13.10 -0.73
8.53 -0.45
1.83 -0.26
19.82 -1.55
9.34 -0.20
3.38 -0.07
1.42 -0.14
25.01 0.00
0.20 0.01
26.37 -0.82
22.48 -1.71
37.10 -0.81
18.71 -1.26
2.90 -0.09
22.44 -1.35
3.16 0.00

-54 ..
-37 14.2
-34 ..
-36 5.8
-57 15.9
-54 ..
-9 9.5
-77 16.1
-44 37.9
-1 ..
-43 ..
34 ..
-46 15.2
-19 8.1
-17 7.3
-20 8.2
-30 24.8
-3 7.6
503 ..

40
60
24
23
93
65
88
82
1
32
19
25
8
40
17
13
33
5
36

BB
BB
ABB
B
E
BC+
C+
A
C+
BBB
C+
B-

65.0
49.0
29.0
13.7
11.3
21.1
11.8
52.9
21.3
90.2
53.6
21.8
30.3
31.2
49.8
19.1
54.6
103.6
56.5

0.65
1.62
5.03
6.44
6.91
24.73
2.81
6.92
62.85
17.01
12.02
8.00
8.65
1.55
10.57
7.70
26.00
13.25
3.12
11.00
13.20
8.66
0.67
14.00
8.75
9.70
7.25
13.56
10.25
18.09
15.70
12.45
14.50
23.00
9.06
6.33
10.54
5.26
7.51
2.80
0.68
5.08
8.91
11.00
4.98
9.81
2.12
10.50
8.85
12.00
8.59
13.50
15.49
37.10

0.00
0.00
-0.08
0.15
-0.02
-1.25
-0.04
0.12
-1.56
0.00
-1.37
-0.49
-0.30
-0.13
0.02
-0.04
-0.05
0.25
0.00
0.01
0.00
0.31
0.01
0.00
-0.56
-0.20
-0.04
-0.68
0.00
-1.00
0.00
-0.60
0.00
-0.09
-0.54
-0.41
-0.42
-0.03
-0.23
-0.01
0.02
0.07
0.12
0.08
-0.19
0.78
0.12
-0.03
-0.36
-1.40
-0.06
0.00
-0.02
-0.81

-74
173
-34
31
9
-71
24
-55
-41
-93
15
-38
-47
-70
-76
-59
-73
29
-87
573
-74
-40
-24
-20
-26
-60
-25
-25
-96
-26
-95
-56
-89
-79
-55
-8
-24
-86
-48
-92
61
-40
-40
-18
-36
-92
-73
-86
-73
111
-71
-67
-12
-17

86
79
87
85
91
94
82
80
86
80
82
86
79
89
94
95
96
79
89
87
78
92
97
87
95
78
93
91
86
83
83
79
81
82
85
99
90
92
80
89
97
81
97
90
98
83
99
96
87
84
87
88
80
80

80
71
90
35
78
81
55
99
76
78
74
75
54
74
74
88
99
64
97
69
41
87
74
87
82
58
24
88
74
54
91
57
36
78
79
88
59
86
69
83
74
72
98
87
56
96
87
88
96
84
68
51
74
90

71 B79 C+
65 B
95 A74 D79 B80 B
51 B
70 B71 E
78 C+
79 B
99 B
98 B94 B+
89 B+
96 B99 B
55 C
84 C
90 B92 C
92 B
67 E
81 A69 B
99 A
73 B87 C
99 C+
48 C
95 B98 A76 D+
61 B
76 B
88 B+
70 A70 B
68 B+
92 B+
74 B+
59 B
73 B
99 A+
63 B
77 B+
97 B54 B
68 D71 D84 C+
70 A49 B-

3.5 HlthStrm
4.8 HealthTrnc
18.6 Hellnc Tel
7.3 HenryBrEl
12.8 HercTecG
18.7 HeritCrys n
9.5 HickoryTec
38.3 HghwdPrp
37.0 HinghmSv
11.7 HomeBLA
8.0 Homeown
19.0 HorMan
9.5 HotTopic
3.7 HudsonTch
5.2 HutchTel
10.1 IAMGld
12.0 iGate
3.8 Image Ent
19.5 IndSvAm
47.0 InergyHld
6.8 InspPhrm
12.0 IntgrmdAm
2.2 Inventure
13.8 IturnLoc
13.4 JksnvBcIL
14.5 JeffersnvlBp
7.7 Jetblue
7.9 JewettCmrn
10.2 KYFstFed
3.0 Kirklnds
18.7 Knoll
18.5 LCA Vis
3.0 Labophm
10.6 LakeShrBc
14.0 LakeInd
14.9 LANAirADS
24.8 LandmkBcp
8.3 LaPorteB n
28.9 LibMEntB n
13.9 Liquidity
13.3 LaBncp n
11.1 MFA Fncl
15.2 MainStC n
45.8 Makita
9.5 Maxygen
12.5 Meadow Vlly
9.9 Meadwbrk
9.1 Medifast
17.5 Mellanox
18.0 MercerIns
24.5 MercMcsVT
10.4 MeridIntr n
10.8 Micrel
533.0 Mitsui Ltd

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock

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

33.45 -1.20
14.70 -0.29
7.22 -0.42
3.46 -0.23
5.50 0.00
11.10 -0.83
10.02 -0.54
2.44 -0.18
0.96 0.00
29.28 -1.55
17.90 -1.95
5.98 -0.38
2.29 -0.19
18.10 -0.73
10.91 -0.65
5.59 0.11
20.41 -1.23
17.26 -1.74
22.39 -0.29

-16 8.0
-28 21.0
-32 2.8
-22 24.3
-95 ..
-42 8.8
-32 6.7
-59 ..
-48125.0
-23 7.9
-3 9.8
-37 13.7
-44 ..
28 8.6
-57 9.3
-14 12.9
-51 9.3
-41 18.5
-13 11.4

4
25
74
5
33
52
70
70
47
1
24
49
15
55
38
35
14
98
43
95

BD
B+
E
BB
B
BB+
DB+
BDBDC
BAB
D+

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
26.0
12.6
50.4
14.9
60.0
15.9

HSTM
HTRN
OTE
HBE
HTGC
HCCI
HTCO
HIW
HIFS
HBCP
HCII
HMN
HOTT
HDSN
HTX
IAG
IGTE
DISK
IDSA
NRGP
ISPH
INMD
SNAK
ITRN
JXSB
JFBC
JBLU
JCTCF
KFFB
KIRK
KNL
LCAV
DDSS
LSBK
LAKE
LFL
LARK
LPSB
LMDIB
LQDT
LABC
MFA
MAIN
MKTAY
MAXY
MVCO
MIG
MED
MLNX
MIGP
MBVT
EBSB
MCRL
MITSY

2.28
2.52
8.33
6.00
8.08
12.01
6.53
22.44
25.11
9.89
5.09
9.20
8.86
1.73
4.39
5.78
7.07
1.84
7.02
25.62
3.24
7.02
1.69
8.25
9.75
9.60
6.97
5.55
9.99
2.93
8.93
4.93
1.65
8.01
9.92
8.90
20.01
5.62
18.50
8.38
12.55
5.83
9.90
22.49
8.83
7.84
6.56
5.89
8.43
13.91
19.22
9.47
6.70
215.01

-0.03
0.40
-0.33
0.00
-0.06
0.00
-0.07
-1.35
-1.49
0.00
-0.04
-0.46
-0.40
0.10
0.00
0.05
-0.32
0.04
-0.22
0.88
-0.12
0.00
-0.14
-0.15
0.00
0.00
-0.76
-0.14
0.00
0.33
-0.09
0.41
0.11
0.00
0.09
0.21
0.00
0.00
0.00
-0.39
0.00
-0.16
-0.47
-0.90
-0.66
0.10
-0.34
-0.10
0.09
0.00
0.20
-0.06
-0.45
-4.81

-82
44
-23
-46
-28
-82
-71
-3
38
-90
-92
-46
13
-80
-63
-15
27
59
-80
-27
-61
-60
-38
-55
-89
-17
46
-86
-97
113
-2
-34
33
-98
-43
121
-53
-98
-73
-27
-88
-4
81
-52
-26
-67
14
-44
-38
93
-63
-78
-46
-66

81
90
81
89
96
89
81
85
84
83
87
81
91
84
84
82
84
88
93
88
84
82
88
90
82
82
79
95
78
80
88
86
90
85
79
88
81
88
82
90
90
95
78
82
78
97
80
87
96
90
88
79
81
84
92

95
86
74
74
68
57
53
76
87
54
94
15
73
90
51
97
94
66
76
70
79
78
87
57
54
34
50
98
91
92
51
78
95
75
88
80
44
62
74
72
88
88
77
75
47
58
70
84
63
51
69
79
74
74
58

48 B73 C+
62 C+
69 B95 B
94 B
73 A47 B+
67 C+
82 E
79 A99 A
82 D+
59 D
98 B+
56 B72 E
99 A
88 C
95 C+
69 C+
97 C+
55 B97 B
84 A98 B81 B+
68 A51 B
36 B84 A72 B51 A66 C+
62 B85 C+
97 B+
84 B34 B81 D70 C+
93 D
72 E
65 B
45 B+
97 C
63 C+
81 D
98 A
99 B+
98 A+
65 C+
72 B
81 B+
96 B

11.3 MonrchFn MNRK

49.8 MoogB
MOGB
8.9 NIC Inc
EGOV
17.5 NathnsFms NATH
22.0 NtlBnksh
NKSH
10.1 NatBevrg
FIZZ
35.6 Natl Resrch NRCI
25.0 NatRetPrp NNN
11.3 NwEngBc NEBS
16.2 NobelLrn
NLCI
8.7 NAmerGalv NGA
1.7 NorthfldLab NFLD
32.3 NorwdFnl NWFL
5.0 NovaMed
NOVA
2.1 Nucryst
NCST
17.6 OSGAm n OSP
10.5 OakRidgeF BKOR
9.3 Ocwen Finl OCN
11.3 OdyssyHth ODSY
21.5 Oil Dri Amer ODC
9.3 OldLnBnc
OLBK
31.2 OmegaFlx OFLX
19.8 OmegaHlth OHI
10.3 OncoGenx OGXI
15.4 OrionMar n OMGI
3.8 Orthovita
VITA
9.1 OutdoorCh OUTD
12.0 PMA Cp A PMACA
9.9 PMC Sierra PMCS
18.0 ProsHldg n PRO
16.6 PacfcCntl PCBK
94.0 PatrtTrns
PATR
11.8 PC-Tel
PCTI
37.9 PeapkGlFn PGC
14.2 Pearson
PSO
33.8 PaCmcBcp COBH
5.5 PenwstPh PPCO
5.0 PervsvSft PVSW
8.3 PointrTel
PNTR
19.0 PorterBc
PBIB
14.8 PortgTel
PT
66.9 PrefrmLn
PLPC
29.8 PrinctnNtl PNBC
8.9 QiaoXMob n QXM
10.8 QuadMd
QDHC
9.8 Questcor
QCOR
9.0 R F IndustriesRFIL
32.5 RGC Resc RGCO
0.9 RIT Technlgs RITT
10.3 RadianGp RDN
7.1 RockyBr
RCKY
11.9 RomeBncp ROME
3.1 RuralMtro RURL
10.5 S I Finl
SIFI
8.3 SOneCorp SONE

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock

MaguirePr MPG
MedclProp MPW
MFA Fncl
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

2.52 -0.33
5.53 0.13
5.83 -0.16
1.70 -0.11
31.17 -0.92
7.24 -0.16
6.59 -0.43
25.76 -1.00
15.47 -0.61
0.86 0.09
4.34 -0.47
25.04 -0.90
2.10 0.00
13.27 -0.74
9.58 -0.57
4.40 0.00
7.60 -0.06
13.16 -0.39
31.73 -1.44
7.79 0.14

-22 ..
1297 14.5
-4 14.4
-76 40.0
-1 7.9
-6 11.0
-39 9.1
-24 8.5
-39 9.7
-12 ..
-49 33.2
-8 7.0
-78 19.0
-3 9.0
-28 9.2
-95 4.5
-36 30.0
-67 4.0
-39 5.3
-54 11.6

17
30
12
17
6
63
54
77
20
7
37
60
47
40
31
1
53
19
4
47

AE
B
C+
B+
C+
BE
B
E
B+
AB
B
BD
BC
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

6.86
32.70
5.13
13.20
20.00
8.87
24.88
15.47
8.50
13.86
4.05
1.45
28.50
3.22
1.15
7.37
7.00
8.65
9.00
17.55
6.47
20.85
13.27
4.59
9.14
3.33
7.04
6.85
4.73
6.15
12.87
73.89
6.12
22.89
9.14
25.00
2.07
3.80
3.86
15.27
8.49
44.56
23.00
2.88
6.23
7.03
4.79
26.45
0.70
4.09
4.92
9.10
1.80
7.95
6.90

0.00
-1.27
-0.31
0.64
0.25
-0.29
-1.09
-0.61
0.00
0.00
-0.32
0.20
0.00
-0.26
0.10
0.15
0.00
-0.60
-0.40
0.30
0.12
-0.24
-0.74
0.18
0.52
-0.26
-0.75
-0.14
-0.14
-0.65
-1.25
-0.41
-0.29
-1.19
-0.26
-0.71
0.03
-0.28
0.06
-0.22
-0.25
-1.94
0.00
0.12
0.04
-0.25
-0.03
1.11
-0.01
-0.19
0.17
0.10
0.05
0.00
-0.24

-88
-62
-64
-2
-58
12
-45
-39
-41
-98
49
93
-94
-59
280
-50
-89
48
-68
-76
-86
-62
-3
-83
5
-50
-69
-12
-62
-59
13
15
-56
-4
6
-49
361
-60
-97
-83
-36
-43
200
-9
-71
83
-94
-82
-79
-56
88
-99
-64
-97
-30

80
80
84
89
83
83
98
80
87
92
88
91
98
82
93
97
78
85
78
86
86
83
79
98
83
91
92
84
91
85
87
99
90
84
80
79
90
94
88
96
92
91
90
97
98
85
85
87
81
82
89
96
93
88
86

24
58
92
62
98
71
74
50
52
48
42
66
98
53
66
99
82
82
93
24
84
73
60
71
54
97
64
58
74
92
64
97
97
24
56
48
81
74
94
91
68
99
96
67
85
66
96
57
51
79
95
95
83
67
58

97 B
79 B74 C
95 A+
36 C+
66 B97 B+
85 C+
90 B
85 A
74 B+
90 B
71 B
83 C+
76 B+
96 A+
66 B86 B+
64 C
98 C+
67 D
76 B
69 A99 B+
84 B+
81 C+
78 B
81 B+
84 A
65 C+
90 A93 B
66 B99 B+
72 B82 D69 B
96 B
38 B98 A84 A58 C+
59 C+
98 B+
94 C+
82 B
54 B95 B+
90 A74 B45 B88 A72 B86 C+
72 B+

Closing
Vol% % R Acc 52-Wk
Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld S Dis High Stock
PPS
PDLA
PDLB
PKY
PLD
PSB
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RPT
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REG
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20.29 -1.05
16.17 -1.63
40.31 -2.23
3.51 -0.32
0.90 0.05
34.38 -2.10
46.93 -3.42
20.24 -2.91
15.59 -0.75

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-36 14.7
73 4.3
-35 3.4
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23 7.2
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3.2 Santarus
84.8 Santos Ltd
2.4 Sapiens
10.0 Sapient
7.0 SchiffNutr
5.5 Scopus
9.8 SeaChng
24.4 Seneca B
27.3 ShoreBanc
6.5 ShoreTel n
25.1 SierraBcp
15.9 Simcere n
10.1 SmartBal n
9.2 SmithMicro
10.0 SpartMt
13.2 SportSply
11.9 StdRegis
10.9 SuperMic n
3.9 Supergen
13.0 TamalpaisB
46.3 TangerFact
11.6 TechTeam
8.9 TlCmSys
6.1 Telestone
19.6 TesscoTec
12.4 TexRdhsA
17.1 thnkoswm
4.4 3Com
8.8 TibcoSft
9.4 Tivo
13.8 TrianglCp
14.6 UFP Tech
16.4 U S Airway
10.4 Unico Amer
22.4 UnionBksh
14.7 UnitdBcOH
20.5 UtdSecBc
45.6 US Lime
9.0 VaalcoEn
47.2 Value Line
14.0 VanceInfo n
23.9 VscoData
10.1 VasclrSoln
57.5 Villge Sup
41.4 Vina Concha
9.1 WSPHld n
77.5 Wacoal
20.0 WstnSizz n
49.6 WilyJohnB
14.4 WilsLease
13.0 WindRivr
14.5 Wipro
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SunstnHtl
SuperHosp
TangerFact
Taubman Ctr
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UrstdBdlA
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SNTS
STOSY
SPNS
SAPE
WNI
SCOP
SEAC
SENEB
SHBI
SHOR
BSRR
SCR
SMBL
SMSI
SPAR
RBI
SR
SMCI
SUPG
TAMB
SKT
TEAM
TSYS
TSTC
TESS
TXRH
SWIM
COMS
TIBX
TIVO
TCAP
UFPT
LCC
UNAM
UNB
UBOH
USBI
USLM
EGY
VALU
VIT
VDSI
VASC
VLGEA
VCO
WH
WACLY
WEST
JWB
WLFC
WIND
WIT
YPF
YORW

8.99
1.77
39.78
1.80
4.30
4.98
5.48
6.79
22.14
20.75
4.72
18.98
8.60
6.74
5.86
5.43
8.10
8.27
6.50
2.47
9.00
33.75
5.91
7.67
2.30
10.20
8.27
8.22
2.46
5.34
6.98
12.39
5.40
8.98
8.05
19.19
10.40
19.40
22.89
7.26
36.61
5.49
8.26
9.05
52.64
31.75
4.43
61.08
13.19
34.61
9.13
8.99
8.20
45.99
12.09

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-0.17
-0.35
0.03
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0.00
-2.85
-0.24
-1.14
0.09
-0.10
-0.25
-0.37
-0.04
-0.27
-0.04
0.30
0.49
-1.83
0.15
-0.35
-0.07
-0.21
-0.20
-0.12
-0.10
-0.13
-0.37
0.45
-0.44
-0.59
-0.16
0.00
0.41
-0.05
-1.62
-0.31
-1.59
-0.04
-0.29
0.33
-0.70
0.94
-0.11
-0.46
0.00
-1.19
-0.12
-0.28
0.15
-0.43
0.04

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-60
-78
-85
-3
-39
-36
-30
-38
77
-10
-21
-44
41
-36
5
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9
-1
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-87
-20
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-10
13
13
5
459
-14
-49
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-27
-23
-69
-60
-88
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-51
-27
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39
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109
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-28
-32
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Closing
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Symbol Price Chg Chg Yld
SSS
BEE
SUI
SHO
SPPR
SKT
TCO
YSI
UDR
UMH
UHT
UBP
UBA
VTR
VRTB
VRTA
VNO
WRE
WRI
FUR

28.41 -2.62
1.86 -0.18
13.37 -1.58
5.52 -0.43
1.91 0.01
33.75 -1.83
23.03 -1.57
4.66 -0.37
12.35 -0.63
6.44 -0.13
30.12 -1.68
12.80 -0.70
14.13 -1.19
27.22 -1.34
3.01 -0.33
0.92 0.11
55.08 -2.70
24.34 -1.15
18.43 -1.31
11.63 -0.13

107 9.0
-33 ..
33 18.8
-43 54.3
-67 16.8
-20 4.5
-29 7.2
-23 2.1
-39 10.7
-45 11.2
-18 7.8
-76 6.8
-29 6.8
-29 7.5
-90 ..
-36 ..
-39 6.9
-47 7.1
-52 11.4
-15 12.9

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