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Art Of The FlipTrump was for amnestybefore he was against it

ISSUES & INSIGHTS A14-15

The ‘Peanuts’ AceCharles Schulz drew stacksof readers with his cartoon

LEADERS & SUCCESS A3

A Pivotal 2016Amgen’s star drugs will facechallenges from biosimilars

THE NEW AMERICA A9

Millennial MalaiseIs student debt preventingthem from buying homes?

INSIDE REAL ESTATE A10

This Year’s ChampHeart device maker Abiomedpumped out a 125% stock gain

INVESTOR’S CORNER B4

Stocks Down In Lower Volume1 The major averages erased the prior

day’s gains as energy and miningstocks sold off. The S&P 500 lost 1.5%,while the Dow Jones industrial averageand the Nasdaq each fell 1.4%. Volumewasweaker across the board.The 10-yearTreasury yield fell 8 basis points to 2.22%despite the Fed’s interest-rate hike Wed.Oil and gold sank more than 2% apiece.

Amazon Floating On A Cloud2 The e-commerce giant is expected to

log a massive 462% earnings gain forthe year as Q4 EPS is seen tripling. Rivalslike Jet.com, TargetTGT and Wal-MartWMT

are taking on AmazonAMZN in their ownways. Meanwhile, Amazon Web Servic-es is poised to grow, as tech companiesgravitate toward public clouds. Shareslost 0.8% to 670.65. More on this page

Apple Appoints A New COO3 For the first time in four years, Ap-

pleAAPL has a new chief operating offic-er. Apple promoted Jeff Williams, seniorvice president of operations, to the COOpost, which has been vacant since prede-cessor Tim Cook became CEO. The ap-pointment was one of several executivesuite changes made as Apple faces con-cerns about slowing iPhone sales.

Red Hat Is Red Hot For Q34 The Linux software maker reported

a 14.3% hike in Q3 EPS to 48 cents, vs.a year ago. Red Hat’sRHT revenue rose 15%to $524 mil, in part on growing sales ofcloud-based networking software. Thatbeat analysts’ consensus for 46 cents EPSon $521.7 mil sales. Red Hat guided Q4EPS of 47 cents on $537 mil revenue atmidpoint. Wall Street expects 48 centsEPS on $533 mil sales. Shares rose 6.6%in late trading. More on this page

Budget Vote May Be Close5 The House easily passed $622 bil in

tax cuts, but a vote Fri. on a $1.1 trilspending bill, which lifts the ban oncrude exports, looks closer than expect-ed. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelo-si, D-Calif., said she doesn’t know if thereareenough Dems in favorto offsetRepub-licans opposing the bill due to its lack ofaction on immigration and abortion.

Accenture Dives On Q1 EPS6 The tech consultant’s EPS fell 1 cent

to $1.28, missing by 4 cents. Revenuerose 1% to $8 bil vs. views for $7.9 bil. ForQ2, AccentureACN guided sales at $7.62 bilat the midpoint, down 4% and short ofviews for $7.73 bil. Accenture raised itsfull-year top-line guidance to $33.3 bil,up from $33 bil and above views for $32.2bil. Shares fell 5.3% to 103.26, droppingbelow the key 50-day line.

Shkreli Faces Fraud Charges7 Martin Shkreli, the controversial

pharma CEO, was arrested in NewYorkon securities fraud charges. TheU.S.says he lied about the performance of 2hedge funds he ran and used assets offund RetrophinRTRX, to settle personaldebts. Trading was halted for Kalo-BiosKBIO, the struggling pharma firm he re-cently took over. Shkreli is known for hispractice of buying old drugs and hikingpricesto extremely high levels.

Philly Fed: Factories Hurting8 TheU.S.manufacturing sector ishav-

ing another rough month as the Phil-adelphia Fed index came in at -5.9, itsthird negative reading in four months.New orders came in at -9.5, while pricedata turned deeply negative. Inputs were-9.8, while final goods were -8.7. Weakglobal growth, a strong dollar and fallingcommodities prices were blamed.

Oil Falls On Glut In Cushing9 Market intelligence firm Genscape

said inventories rose by 1.4 mil bar-rels at the delivery hub for WTI in Cush-ing, Okla. U.S. crude futures fell 1.6% to$34.95 a barrel. Brent was off 0.9% to$37.06. Anadarko PetroleumAPC raised itsQ4 sales forecast by 2 mil barrels to 70mil-72 mil barrels per day. Shares lost an-other 2% to 46.73.

AstraZeneca On Buyout Trail10 TheU.K.-based drugmaker agreed

to buy 55% of British firm AcertaPharma for $2.5 bil, with an option forthe other 45%. The deal gives AstraZene-caAZN access to acalabrutinib, a late-stageblood cancer drug candidate. It’s the lat-est deal for AstraZeneca, which saidWed. it is buying a portfolio of respirato-ry drugs from Japan’s Takeda for $575mil. AstraZeneca lost 1.3% to 33.36.

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For the first time in four years,Apple has got a chief operatingofficer. The dedicated positionwent unfilled after previousCOO Tim Cook became CEO inAugust 2011 to replace SteveJobs, whose health was failing.

AppleAAPL on Thursday an-nounced that Jeff Williams, pre-viously senior vice president ofoperations, will be the new COO.His promotion was among a flur-ry of executive suite changes.

The Cupertino, Calif., compa-ny elevated Johny Srouji to se-nior vice president for hardwaretechnologiesandgavePhil Schill-er, seniorvice presidentof world-wide marketing, an expandedrole. He’ll now oversee the AppStore across all Apple platforms.

“We are fortunate to have in-credible depth and breadth of tal-ent across Apple’s executiveteam,” Cook said in a statement.“Jeffishandsdownthebestoper-ationsexecutiveI’veeverworkedwith, and Johny’s team deliversworld-class silicon designswhich enable new innovations inourproductsyear afteryear.”

Williams joined Apple in 1998as head of worldwide procure-ment, and in 2004 became vicepresident of operations. Since2010,he has overseenApple’s en-tire supply chain.

Srouji joined Apple in 2008 tolead development of the A4, thefirst Apple-designed system on achip. In nearly eight years atApple as vice president of hard-ware technologies, he has over-seen custom silicon and hard-waretechnologies suchasbatter-ies, application processors, stor-age controllers, sensors silicon,display silicon and other chipsetsacross Apple’s product line.

Apple also said Tor Myhrenwill join the company in the firstcalendar quarter of 2016 as vicepresident of marketing commu-nications,reporting toCook. My-hren is joining Apple from GreyGroup, where he served as chiefcreative officer and president ofits flagship New York office. My-hren is succeeding Hiroki Asai,who is retiring after 18 years ingraphic design and marketingcommunications roles at Apple.

Under Myhren’s guide, Greywas named Adweek’s GlobalAgency of the Year for 2013 and2015.He was thecreative master-mind behind such ad campaignsas the E-TradeETFC talking baby.

Will iPhone Sales Dial Down?The executive moves come as

Apple stock is under pressureover iPhone sales growth.Wednesday, at least five analystscut iPhone production viewsamid information from Apple’ssupply chain in Asia. Three cutprice targets on Apple stock.

Some analysts think Apple willpost its first-ever drop in iPhoneunit sales this fiscal year, whichendsinSeptember.Monday,Mor-ganStanley analyst Katy Hubertypredicted a 6% fall for the fiscalyearand 2.9% in calendar 2016.

Late Wednesday, RBC analystAmit Daryanani curbed esti-mates for Apple’s March andJune quarters to reflect supplychain data points about slowingproduction. He cut his price tar-get on Apple stock to 140 from150 but reiterated his outper-form rating. Apple fell 2.1% at108.98 Thursday.

Daryanani now expectsiPhone sales for the fiscal year tofall 2% to 227 million units. Hesees Apple’s business improvingafter the March quarter, boostedby a new 4-inch iPhone, sales ofthe iPad Pro and other factors.

Apple GetsNew COO,First AfterCEO CookExecutive Deck Shuffled

New appointments comeas the electronics giantfaces iPhone sales worry

B Y G A R Y S H A W


Red-hot Linux-based softwareprovider Red Hat late Thursdayreported fiscal Q3 earnings andrevenue that beat expectations,sending shares rising afterhours.

Shares were up more than 6%in extended trading, after risinga fraction in Thursday’s regularsession to 78.86. That’s 5% offthe 83 Red HatRHT stock touchedon Nov. 5, its highest price sinceFebruary 2000 near the heightof the dot-com bubble.

The Raleigh, N.C.-based com-pany posted earnings per shareminus items of 48 cents, up 14%from the year-earlier quarter.Sales rose 15% to $524 million.

Analysts polled by ThomsonReuters on average had expect-ed the Linux leader to report

EPS ex items of 46 cents on reve-nue of $521.7 million for its fiscalQ3 ended Nov. 30.

For its Q4, the company guidedEPS ex items at 47 cents, up9.3%, on revenue of $537 millionat the midpoint of its range, up16%. Analysts had modeled 48cents and $533 million.

“We delivered another strongquarter as we exceeded our guid-ance,” Red Hat CFO Frank Cal-deroni, the former Cisco Sys-temsCSCO executive who joinedRed Hat in July, said in the com-pany’s earnings conference call.

“We have now had four consec-utive quarters of total revenuegrowth of 20% or higher on ayear-over-year constant curren-cy basis. While we continued toinvest in our business, strong rev-enue growth has driven non-GAAP operating income growthof 18% and operating cash flowgrowth of 16% year-to-date forfiscal 2016,” he said.

Red Hat has now grown earn-ings by double-digit percentagesyear over year in eight of the last12 quarters, though it’s fallenfrom 29% growth in Q1 to 15% inQ2 and 14% in Q3.

“Our investments in technolo-gies and partnerships continuedto generate strong results, as cus-tomers transform their IT infra-

structure through the increasingadoptionof open-sourcetechnol-ogies and cloud computing,”Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurstsaid in the firm’s earnings re-lease. “During the third quarter,we strengthened our leadershipposition in the open hybridcloud by introducing new tech-nologies and launching a strate-gic partnership with Micro-softMSFT and its Azure Cloud.”

Since Nov. 4, Microsoft Azurehas been rolling out Red Hat’sJBoss Enterprise ApplicationPlatform, JBoss Web Server,Gluster Storage and OpenShift,Red Hat’s platform-as-a-service.Microsoft plans to roll out otherRed Hat products in comingmonths.

The “strategic partnershipwith Microsoft . . . was really amilestone event for the indus-try,”Whitehurst toldanalystsfol-lowing the earnings release.“Both Microsoft and Red Hatshare the same view that it willbe a hybrid cloud world.”

Red Hat is No. 3 in IBD’s Com-puter Software-Desktop indus-try groupby marketcap, afterMi-crosoft and No. 2 Adobe Sys-temsABDE. Red Hat has an IBDComposite Rating of 97, where99 is the highest. Adobe carries a99 CR and Microsoft an 89.

B Y M A X A . C H E R N E Y


Amazon.com has a stock chartthat is undeniably great — shareshave more than doubled in pricethis year, lurching to a newrecord seemingly every coupleof months.

And unlike some past years,when Amazon.comAMZN investedin growth at the bottom line’s ex-pense, 2015 looks very profit-able: Wall Street, according to aThomson Reuters poll of ana-lysts, expects an outsized 462%earnings gain for the year, withfourth-quarter earnings pershare projected to nearly tripleto $1.65.

Castle Of Commerce BuiltFor other e-tailers such as

eBayEBAY and startups such asJet.com and ShopRunner, Ama-zon’sproverbiale-commerce for-tress and its rapid growth havemade its position appear domi-nant at times and impenetrableat others.

“If you’re competing withsomeone like Amazon, on itsfield,with its rules, with its refer-ees, and you know they’re bigger,stronger and faster,” said Shop-Runner CEO Scott Thompson,“that’s not going to end well.”

ShopRunner, a North Americainvestmentof China onlineshop-ping giant Alibaba GroupBABA, hasbuilt an e-commerce platformthat offers free two-day shipping— much like Amazon’s loyalty

program Amazon Prime — ongoods from dozens of brandssuch as StaplesSPLS, Hugo BossandToysR Us.American Expres-sAXP and private firm Kynetic alsoback ShopRunner.

Jet.com disagrees with Shop-Runner’s Thompson. CEO MarcLore says that e-commerce hasroom for “a number” of largefirms. “We don’t think it’s a win-ner-takes-all market,” he said inan interview with Re/code.“Today, there’s no No. 2 ine-commerce.”

Thompson says that Amazon“played the game really well” butthate-commerce opportunityex-ists in categories where Amazonisn’t as strong. “What they don’thave a lot of is new, in-season,branded merchandise,” Thomp-son said. “What’s the merchan-dise you can’t get on Amazon,you can’t find on Amazonsearch?That’swhere we’rebuild-ing the business. But trying totake them head-on, that’s crazy.”

Yet going at Amazon head-onis exactly what brick-and-mor-tar stores are attempting.

Competitors ProgressThe question, Baird analyst

Colin Sebastian says, is whetherretailers such as TargetTGT andWal-MartWMT can replicate asgood an online shopping experi-ence as Amazon. “It’s a work inprogress,” Sebastian said. “Thechallenge is that Amazon is themost innovative company ine-commerce,moves fast and con-tinues to raise the bar as custom-er experience is concerned.”

Cowen analyst John Black-ledgedoesn’t think thatthebrick-and-mortar businesses will ever

truly be able to disrupt Ama-zon’s lead. “I don’t think it’s inthe DNA of a Target or Wal-Mart to be great at brick-and-mortar and e-commerce. It’stough to pivot and compete.”

Wal-Mart thinks otherwise.The company is making signifi-cant bets in infrastructure, build-ing “dozens” of online fulfill-mentcenters, including automat-ed ones. (The company wouldnot disclose how many in totalaround the world). It’s also bet-ting on a digital sales platformvia its now 2,500-strong work-force in Silicon Valley, spokes-man Dan Toporek told IBD.

Wal-Mart Moves In MobileToporek says that the strategy

is working, and half of its salesonline are on mobile.

“The customer experience youlook toward in the future in-cludes online, mobile and physi-cal stores, with seamless integra-tion across them,” Toporek said.

Target spokesman Eddie Baebtold IBD that Target too is push-ing its digital arm. He says thatTarget has competed againstmany large and small firms andbelieves that it provides solidvalue and a different experiencefor its shoppers.

“I don’t see any change in theequation,” Baeb said.

The company now offers freeonline shipping during the holi-days — and the rest of the year onorders over $25. It’s also fulfill-ing online orders from one quar-ter of its existing retail locations,cutting the average shippingtime to two days from four.

Nonetheless, Sebastian thinksSEE AMAZON ON A4

Red Hat Tops With Q3 Earnings, Sales OutlookCEO Touts Microsoft Pact

Excluding currency, Linuxleader logs fourth straightquarter of 20% growth

MARTIN SHKRELI, the former hedge fund manager who was heavily criticized for buying a pharma-ceutical company and ratcheting up the price of a life-saving drug, is escorted away in New York onThursday. The 32-year-old was arrested and charged with multiple counts of securities fraud.

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AIRLINES

Delta sees smaller PRASM dipThe airline said it expects 2% dropin Q4 passenger revenue per avail-able seat mile (PRASM), an im-provement from an earlier outlookof a 2.5%-4.5% drop. Delta AirLinesDAL also backed its earlier out-look that ’16 would be flat to up 2%next year and see expansion in theU.S., U.K., Mexico and othergrowth markets, while cuttingback in Brazil, the Middle East andJapan. Delta sees jet fuel costing$1.45 a gallon next year. Fuel ac-counts for one-third of airlines’ ex-penses. Shares fell 2.1% to 51.03.

AEROSPACE

Boeing inks $10 bil China orderChina Southern AirlinesZNH and itsunitXiamen Airlinesreleased state-ments saying they are buying 110BoeingBA jets. China Southernsaid itwould buy 50 737 MAX and 30 737Next Generation narrow bodyplanes. Xiamen Airlines agreed to30 737 Max jets. The deals are val-ued at $10.04 bil, according to theairlines, with the China Southernorder valued at $8.38 bil, Boeingsaid. Boeing shares fell 1.7% to145.56. China Southern slipped0.6%to 34.60.00 Lockheed MartinLMT is suing theU.S. over its award of a $6.75 bilArmy Humvee replacement vehi-cle contract given to OshkoshOSK

instead, various reports said, citinga Lockheed statement. The Armyplans to buy some 55,000 multipur-pose vehicles for itself and theMarine Corps by ’40 for about $30bil. Shares fell 1.1% to 215.22.

FOOD

General Mills vows to cut costsQuarterly revenue for the cerealsgiant fell 6.1% to $4.43 bil, lighterthan the expected $4.61 bil, as con-sumers continued to shy away fromprocessedcold cerealsand trendto-wardnatural foods.General MillsGIS

vowed to expand restructuring ef-forts to cut costs as fiscal Q2 EPSminus 1-time items edged up 2.5%to 82 cents, missing by a penny.Gross profit margin rose 60 basispoints on earlier cost cuts, to 34.8%.Sales growth fell 7th time in 8months. Profit has topped views for5quarters. Shares fell 3.3% to 57.23.

Sanderson hit by falling pricesThe largest U.S. fresh and frozenchicken producer said fiscal Q4EPS fell to $1.22 from $4.04 a yearago, missing estimates of $1.35.Sanderson FarmsSAFM revenue slid10.7% to $679.6 mil, lighter thanthe expected $694.4 mil as “condi-tions during the 4th quarter of fis-cal ’15 deteriorated in the big birddeboning market,” the companysaid. Boneless chicken prices weredown 15.4% vs. Q4 ’14, SandersonFarms said, crimping sales. Otherpoultry products fell even further.Shares rose 3% to 75.

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Putin wants improved U.S. tiesAt his annual news conference,Russian Pres. Vladimir Putin saidhis nation is ready to improve tieswith the U.S. regardless of who iselected president. Elsewhere,Putin said he saw no possibility ofovercoming the tensions with Tur-key under its current leadership,and wanted to see the conflict inUkraine settled as soon as possible.On Syria, he said Russia and theU.S. agree on the need to ensurethe drafting of a new constitutionfor its gov’t.BELGIUM: During a visit to NATO’sHQ in Brussels, Ukrainian Pres.Petro Poroshenko accused Russiaof increasing its military presencein eastern Ukraine, hours afterRussia’s Pres. Putin said he wantedto see the armed conflict thereended as quickly as possible.

AGUESTISSEARCHEDwithametal-detectingwandattheentrancetoDisneyland and Disney California Adventure in Anaheim, Calif. To bol-ster security, Disney on Thursday installed metal detectors, discontin-ued the sale of toy guns and banned adult visitors from wearing masks.

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No-touch lie detector in worksBy studying videos of real-lifecourt cases, Univ. of Mich. re-searchers are building unique lie-detecting software. Their proto-type considers the speaker’s wordsand gestures and, unlike a poly-graph, it doesn’t need to touch thesubject. In experiments, it was upto 75% accurate in identifying whowas lying vs. humans’ average ofjust above 50%. Among lie identifi-ers: People who wave both handswhile speaking are often lying and,perhaps not surprisingly, scowlingat the questioner indicated lying.

Autism linked to blood-flowPeople with autism were likelier tosuffer from unstable distributionof blood to the brain resulting fromfluctuations in the structure ofblood cells in the brain, a study byresearchers in N.Y. found. The fluc-tuation in the cells’ structure “re-sults in circulation that is fluctuat-ing and, ultimately, neurologicallylimiting,” according to an NYUpress release. Earlier research hadindicatedautism’s causes wereneu-rologically based. The findingscould open up new ways to con-front the condition.

00 Nearly 50% of Americans playvideo games,and roughly equalnumbers of men and women playgames regularly, dispelling a com-monly held (60%) notion thatmostly men play, a Pew Researchsurvey found. On whether violentgames lead to violence by gameplayers, a small majority (52%)disagree that people who play suchgames are likely to be more violent.00 British teeth get a bad rap, butAmericans don’t have better oralhealth than their English counter-parts, and on average have moremissing teeth (7.31 vs. 6.97), accord-ing to a study led by Univ. CollegeLondon researchers. They alsofound that there are “consistentlywider educational and income oralhealth inequalities” in the U.S.than in England.00 10-day phone battery life?Actually, up to 15 days is whatChina’s Oukitel says its newK10000 smartphone can deliverunder “normal use.” The companysays the phone combines a 10,000milliampere-hour battery, around5 times as powerful as the iPhone6s’, with “intelligent power con-sumption management,” CNNsaid. U.K. shipments begin in Jan.

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RETAIL

Rite Aid EPS hit by Envision RxThe drugstore chain said that it “re-mains comfortable” with its cur-rent fiscal ’16 outlook as it awaits itsmerger with Walgreens Boots Alli-anceWBA. EPS fell 67% to 6 cents, inline with views. Rite AidRAD attribut-ed the decline to lower prior-yearincome tax expenses, an increasein interest and amortization ex-pense tied to its EnvisionRx buyand $9.8 mil in transaction costs re-lated to theWalgreens merger. Rev-enue grew 22% to $8.15 bil, justmissing. Shares fell 0.3% to 7.88 .

MEDIA

Scholastic Q2 gets low marksThe educational books publishersaid that its fiscal Q2 EPS fell 13.3%to $1.89, missing by 21 cents. Scho-lastic’sSCHL revenue slid 9.6% to$601.8 mil, vs. views for $607.4 mil,on unfavorable currency rates anda now settled labor action in Ontar-io schools “that resulted in a sub-stantial drop” in revenue duringthe fall back-to-school months.Scholastic on Thu. also announceda share buyback of up to $200 milthrough a modified Dutch auction.Shares dropped 10.8% to 36.76.

TELECOM

Will Shaw deal hit U.S. firms?Canadian cable TV operator ShawCommunications’SJR proposed ac-quisition of Wind Mobile, Cana-da’s No. 4 wireless phone compa-ny, makes it less likely that U.S. en-trantssuch as Verizon Communica-tions and AT&TT will enter thecountry, analysts say. RBC Capitalanalyst Drew McReynolds sees thedeal as closing the door on a “dis-ruptive foreign player entering theCanadian wireless market.” Veri-zonVZ chose not to purchase a small-er Canadian wireless firm in ’13.Shaw shares fell 8.9% to 17.84.AT&T fell 1.1% to 34.03. Verizonfell 0.9% to 46.10.

IN BRIEFAppleAAPL got a price target cut to140 from 150 by RBC Capital Mar-kets, which also reiterated itsoutperform rating. The iPhonemaker’s shares fell 2.1% to 108.98.

Pandora MediaP was raised tomarket perform from underper-form by FBR Capital, a day afterthe No. 1 Internet music streamingfirm found out that it will need topay more to artists but not as muchas a music industry trade grouphad proposed. Shares jumped13.5% to 15.26.

PHARMACEUTICALS

Gilead in Galapagos drug dealThe big biotech agreed Thu. to li-cense immunology drug filgotinibfrom GalapagosGLPG in a deal thatcould be worth more than $2 bil.Filgotinib starts phase 3 trials inrheumatoid arthritis and Crohn’sdisease in ’16. Gilead SciencesGILD

agreed to pay a $300 mil license feeand buy $425 mil in Galapagosstock upfront, and promised up to$1.35 bil in milestone paymentsshould the drug succeed in clear-ing the regulatory process. Galapa-gos shares fell 4.6% to 56.17. Gileadfell 1% to 102.36.

PERSONAL CARE

Cerberus calling, Avon sellingThe direct cosmetics marketer saidit will sell 80.1% of its struggling N.American business to private equi-ty firm Cerberus Capital Manage-ment for $170 mil. Avon Pro-ductsAVP says the sale will help itfocus on int’l markets after years offalling sales at home. The deal is ex-pected to close this spring and fol-lows pressure from investors tosplit Avon N. America from the restof the company. Cerberus will alsopay $435 mil for a 16.6% stake inAvon Products. Shares fell 1.5% to4.03.

VEHICLES

Warm weather melts PolarisPolaris IndustriesPII cut its ’15 salesguidance to $4.66 bil to $4.7 bil,well below estimates of $4.93 bil.Its implied EPS range of$6.72-$6.78 is short of analyst con-sensus for $7.30. Warm winterweather was cited for the saggingsales of its snowmobiles. Chair-man and CEO Scott Wine said in astatement that “consumer trafficand retail sales have slowed be-yond previous expectations.”Shares plunged 10.8% to 85.01.

Winnebago revenue sputtersRecreation vehicle maker Win-nebago Industries’WGO fiscal Q1 EPSfell to 32 cents from 37 cents a yearago, and sales slid 4.5% to $214.2mil. Wall Street was expecting 37cents EPS on $226.3 mil revenue.Unit shipments were down 5.4%,“driven by reduced throughputdue to manufacturing inefficien-cies,” and costs to improve quality.Still, Q1 gross profit margin rose 90basis points vs. Q1 ’14 in part on im-proved product mix and lowerworkers’ comp costs. Shares plum-meted 13% to 18.58.00 Navistar Int’lNAV reported a netloss of $50 mil, or 61 cents a share,in its fiscal Q4, missing estimates ofa 54-cent EPS gain. Revenue fell17.3% from a year earlier to $2.49bil, missing views of $2.53 bil. Forthe fiscal year ended Oct. 31, thetruck engine maker reported a netloss of $184 mil, or $2.25 a share.Revenue fell 6.5% from fiscal ’14 to$10.1 bil. Full-year revenue guid-ance was given as between $9.5 biland $10 bil. Shares fell 1.7% to 7.98.

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Jobless claims fall once againNew unemployment claims fell11,000 in the week of Dec. 12 to271,000, leaving the 4-week mov-ing average little changed at270,500, the Labor Dept. said. Itwas the 41st consecutive week ofjobless claims remaining below300,000 — the longest streak sincethe early 1970s. Last week’s num-bers suggest that the U.S. jobs mar-ket will be strong enough to endureadditional interest rate hikes bythe Federal Reserve.

U.S.-foreign deficit widensThe current-account deficit, themethod by which the U.S. mea-sures its asset flows to other na-tions, widened sharply in Q3 to$124.1 bil from Q2’s revised $111.1bil. It’s the widest gap since Q4 ’08.The changewas mostly due to high-er payments to foreigners fromtheir U.S. investments. The cur-rent-account deficit comprised2.7% of GDP, up from Q2’s 2.5% —the highest in 3 years but off the his-toric peak of 6.5% in Q4 ’05.

Consumer comfort increasesBloomberg’s Consumer ComfortIndex rose to 40.9 for the week ofDec. 13, the 3rd straight week of im-provingoptimism. Consumerconfi-dence took a hit after the Nov. 13terrorist attacks in Paris that left130 people dead and scores wound-ed. But optimism is on the re-bound, which should equal goodnewsfor retailers duringthe Christ-mas shopping season.

Leading indicators get boostThe Conference Board’s index ofleading economic indicators rose0.4% in Nov., boosted by a strongshowing in housing permits. Nov.’snumbers beat analysts’ forecast of0.2% growth and are just slightlyoff Oct.’s solid 0.6% gain. The inter-est rate spread, low short-termrates and stock market gains boost-ed the results. Negative indicatorsincluded the factory sector, hurt bythe strong dollar and weak globaldemand. In sum, the index pointsto increasing economic activity inthe months ahead.00 Natural gas storage fell duringthe week of Dec. 11 by 34 bil cubicfeet to 3,846 bcf. That’s a slowerfall than the previous week’s de-cline of 76 bcf.00 Germany’s business confi-dence dipped 0.3 point in Dec. to108.7, the Ifo institute said. Whilestill a solid reading, analysts hadpredicted 109.3.

COMING UP FRIDAY

00 PMI Services Flash for Dec.,9:45 a.m. ET (forecast: 56.1).00 Atlanta Fed inflation expecta-tions for Dec., 10 a.m. ET.00 Kansas City Fed manufactur-ing index for Dec., 11 a.m. ET.00 Baker Hughes rig count forweek of Dec. 18, 1 p.m. ET.

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Terrorist’s neighbor arrestedAuthorities arrested a formerneighbor of 1 of the terrorists whocarried outthe massacre in SanBer-nardino, Calif. Enrique Marquez,24, purchased 2 semiautomatic ri-fles used in the attack. He had con-verted to Islam and married an ex-tended relative of Syed Farook,who opened fire on co-workers at aholiday party, the L.A. Times re-ported.00 A pizza-shop owner in Roches-ter, N.Y., pleaded guilty to recruit-ing fighters to join the IslamicState terrorist group in Syria. TheYemen-born naturalized U.S.citizen recruited via social mediaand gave funds to 2 recruits whoturned out to be FBI informants.00 Danville, Ind., police arrested2 high school students for makingthreats against 2 local school dis-tricts that led to their closure.There have been a wave of suchthreats across the nation after LosAngeles closed its entire schoolsystem due to an email.00 The New Orleans City Councilvoted 6-1 to remove 4 monumentshonoring Jefferson Davis, RobertE. Lee and other Confederatefigures.

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The mid-Atlantic region’s manufacturing sector performed worse than expected in Dec., as the Philadelphia Fed’s index came in at -5.9, its third negative reading in four months. Orders sank deeper into negative territory, and the 6-month outlook hit the lowest since Aug. 2012.Sources: Philly Fed, Datastream

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will acquire OMT (Open Mono-clonal Technology), a human-an-tibody generation firm, for $178mil. Ligand was unchanged.

KNIGHT TRANSPORTATIONKNX, atruckload transport company,cut Q4 guidance to 31-33 centsEPS. Shares fell 10%.

DULUTHDLTH, an apparel, toolsand accessories retailer, said proforma net income fell 50% to 4cents diluted EPS vs. break-even Q3 views, as net sales rose29.9% to $55.3 mil. Duluthshares rose 3.5%.

INTERCEPT PHARMAICPT, a drug-maker, said the FDA extendedreview of its bioecological acid(OCA) treatment for biliarycholangitis (PBC) by 3 monthsto May 29. Shares fell 7%.

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4 NEVER STOP LEARNING: Go back to school or read books. Gettraining and acquire skills.

6 LEARN TO ANALYZE DETAILS: Get all the facts, all the input.Learn from your mistakes.

5 BE PERSISTENT AND WORK HARD: Success is a marathon, not asprint. Never give up.

Hale On ProductivityThe more business one has, the more you are able to accomplish, for you learn to economize your time.Matthew Hale, historian

Heller On VirtueRise above principle and do what’s right.Joseph Heller, author

Douglas On RiskIf your work isn’t exciting, doesn’t stir the emotions, where’s the challenge? Where’s the progress if you always play it safe?Michael Douglas, actor

Van Dyke On VitalityGenius is talent set on fire by courage.Henry van Dyke, poet

WISDOM TO LIVE BY

Loggins On ConfrontationRunning away will never make you free.Kenny Loggins, musician

B Y S C O T T S . S M I T H

FOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Charles Schulz earned a lot morethan peanuts.

At its height in the 1990s,his “Pea-nuts” comic strip and merchandiseempire were generating an estimat-ed $1 billion in revenue a year.

All the while, he rarely took timeoff to enjoy the profit.

He drew his own panels sevendays a week, instead of havingassis-tants execute his ideas, like mostsuccessful cartoonists.

What he valued more thanmoney was being able to spread hisgentle philosophy through the2,600 newspapers that carried hisstrip in 75 countries, with a reader-ship of 90 million, as well as 300million books.

Dozens of films for the big andsmall screen have been made, thelatest being “The Peanuts Movie,”released for the holidays to rave re-views — a tradition since “A Char-lie Brown Christmas” was broad-cast in 1965.

No Joking Around“He was a hard worker and very

persistent in pursuing his dream ofbeing a cartoonist, which seemedlike a very crazy, impractical obses-sion to his parents during the De-pression, but they didn’t argue himout of it,” his widow, Jean, told IBDfrom the Charles M. Schulz Muse-um & Research Center in SantaRosa, Calif., where she is chairmanof the board. “Cartooning was con-sidered a lowly form of art, and hisfellow instructors at an art school inthe 1940s couldn’t understand whyhe wasn’t trying to get into the finearts.Butheloveditandwasanamaz-ingandwonderful craftsman.”

Schulz (1922-2000) was born inMinneapolis and grew up in itstwin city, St. Paul.

When he was a week old, an unclenicknamed him Sparky, after thehorse in the “Barney Google”comic strip. His kindergartenteacher noted that he already haddrawing talent.

Charles skipped two half-grades,making him the youngest in highschool. He was shy, but not when itcame to pushing his cartoons.

At 16, he had a cartoon about hisdog published by the syndicated“Ripley’s Believe It or Not” strip.

In his senior year, he signed upfor art instruction at a local schoolthat conducted classes by corre-spondence, only to have his highschool yearbook reject his work.

Schulz graduated on Dec. 1, 1941,a few days before Japan’s attack onPearl Harbor. The army draftedhim a year later. Soon he was atFort Campbell, Ky., where he spenttwo years training as a machinegunner and was promoted to staffsergeant. By the time his outfit ar-rived in France in February 1945,the war was in its final months.

He was back at his parents’ homeby the end of the year, correctingstudents’ work at the same local artschool where he had studied aswell as doing illustrations for aRoman Catholic publisher.

He set up a studio in an empty

bedroom, and in 1947 the St. PaulPioneer Press began publishing hisone-panel cartoons, called “Li’lFolks,” including characters withthe names of Linus and CharlieBrown, who would turn into thelovable loser.

The next year, he had the first of17 drawings published in the na-tional magazine Saturday EveningPost. In 1950, he was invited toNew York City to visit United Fea-ture Syndicate, which had receivedsamples of his work.

He rushed to the syndicate offic-es the morning after he arrived. “Itwas so early that no one was thereyet except the switchboard opera-tor. She offered to hold on to hiswork while he had some break-fast,” wrote Beverly Gherman in“Sparky: The Life and Art ofCharles Schulz.” When he cameback, “he discovered the men hadbeen looking at his work before hereturned. They liked it but saidthey wanted strips rather than two-panel cartoons. . . . They offeredhim a five-year contract with a50-50 split of the profits.”

Nutty NameThey also changed the title from

“Li’lFolks,”becauseitwassimilartoa cartoon that was already running,toslangforlittlepeople:“Peanuts.”

It first ran in seven newspapers,including the Minneapolis Star Tri-bune, in October 1950.

The strip stood out because detaildidn’t clutter its art. The charac-ters weren’t solving the world’sproblems or criminal cases, as inother strips. The cast began withCharlie Brown, Shermy, Patty, Vio-let and Snoopy, and grew.

“One difference between Schulzand hundreds of other aspiring car-toonists, notes Harry Gilbert, Unit-edFeature Syndicate’s salesmanag-

er at the time, was his willingnessto innovate and compromise,”wrote Rheta Johnson in “GoodGrief: The Story of Charles M.Schulz.”“Syndicate executives con-sider such an attitude a sign of ma-turity and professionalism.”

In 1951, Schulz married JoyceHalvorsen; after honeymooning inColorado Springs, Colo., theymoved there. Their son, CharlesJr., was born in 1952. Later thatyear, they moved back to Minneap-olis, where three more childrenwere born. In 1958, the familymoved to Sebastopol, Calif., then in1969 to nearby Santa Rosa.

The first licensed Peanuts prod-uctwas a plastic doll in 1958. Schulzwas strict about quality, whether itinvolved MetLifeMET TV ads or up-scale Bill Ditfort sweaters. Schulzalso authorized Camp Snoopy atKnott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park,Calif.; it opened in 1983.

On The Small ScreenIn 1965, CBS approached Schulz

about doing a Christmas TV spe-cial. He laid down unorthodoxguidelines in the spirit of “Pea-nuts”: no laugh track, minimalistanimation and children to do thevoices. Wanting it to be about thetrue meaning of Christmas, hewrote the script, which includedLinus reciting the story of Jesus’birth from the Gospel of Luke.

“Executives told him he couldn’tquote the Bible on television orsome people would be upset,” saidJean. “But Sparky said if he didn’tstand up to this attitude, no one elsewould, and insisted. He had a deepknowledge of the Bible after havingtaught study groups of young peo-ple after the war. He didn’t preach,he asked questions and was alwaystrying to understand more ratherthan being dogmatic.”

Fifteen million viewers saw thepremiere of “A Charlie BrownChristmas” on 45% of televisionsin use at the time; it became an en-during classic.

When “The Peanuts Movie” wasproposed half a century later, thesame spirit prevailed: simple ani-mation, low-key audio, a relaxedpace and no iPhones.

The Schulzes divorced in 1972;The next year he married JeanClyde, whom he met when shebrought her daughter to an icehockey rink that he owned.

In November 1999, Schulz hadseveral small strokes; doctors dis-covered colon cancer. He died at 77on Feb. 12, 2000, and the next daythe last of his original strips, total-ing nearly 18,000, was published.His will asked that no new “Pea-nuts” strips be published; althoughhe did not own them, United Fea-ture honored his request and hassyndicated only reruns.

On May 27, 2000, 100 cartoonistspaid homage by incorporating hischaracters into their own strips.

A measure of Schulz’s popularityis that in 2015, Forbes estimatedhis work as generating $40 milliona year in earnings, placing him atNo. 3 among deceased celebrities,just behind Elvis Presley, withMichael Jackson topping the list.

7 FOCUS YOUR TIME AND MONEY: Don’t let other people orthings distract you.

2 DECIDE UPON YOUR TRUE DREAMS AND GOALS: Writedown your specific goals and develop a plan to reach them.

LEADERS & SUCCESS

10How important is itto create a culture inyour firm? Do it, orit’ll get done to you.

“You’re going tohave a culture, whether you like itor not,” said Jon Gordon, co-au-thor with former Atlanta Falconshead coach Mike Smith of “YouWin in the Locker Room First.”“Do you want it to be accidental, ordo you want to create it using thevalues you stand for?”

Research shows you get better re-sults when you create the cultureon purpose rather than letting itform based on how a few peopleact, Gordon says. Here’s how:00 Set priorities. When Smithjoined the Falcons before the 2008season, he met with everyone —players and front-office people —to find out what the organizationneeded to improve. He empha-sized his core values: collabora-tion, optimism and getting inputfrom others, Gordon says.

“You have to know what youstand for,” Gordon, a Ponte VedraBeach, Fla.-based leadership con-sultant who also wrote “The Ener-gy Bus,” told IBD.00 Recruit. Once your principlesare clear, it’s easy to identify whofits, Gordon says. Hire and pro-mote people who match the values.

“In the best cultures, peopledon’t feel forced to be that way,” hesaid. “They want to be that way.”00 Stay steady. Develop a cultureby sending messages to your peo-ple on a consistent basis, says ScottKillingsworth, who deals with cor-porate compliance and ethics atlaw firm Bryan Cave in Atlanta.Make sure middle managers sendthe same signals. “A culture sur-rounds us and tells us how to con-trol our own behavior,” he said.“When I know what’s expected,now I can regulate myself.”00 Do what you say. Be consistentin matching your actions to yourwords, Killingsworth says. If youtell people it’s vital to be honest

and transparent, don’t applaud asalesperson who closes a big dealby withholding vital data from a cli-ent. “What you let people get awaywith, what you permit, you encour-age,” Killingsworth said.00 Set the tone. Leaders have toact according to their values to getothers to follow along, Gordonsays. That goes for managers aswell as the CEO. “Leadership hasto live it and lead it,” he said.00 Stand by it. Even in the face ofadversity, stick to your guns andlive by your values. If you wanthard-working players with a posi-tive attitude, get rid of what Gor-don calls energy vampires, even ifthose players are solid performers.

“The hardest thing to do is sacri-fice short-term gains for the long-term culture,” Gordon said. “In-vest in the root and you’ll continueto have fruit. Focus on the fruit andignore the root, and the tree dies.”00 Repeat it. Constantly confirmthe firm’s key values. You can’t justput it on the website and forget it.Aluminum maker AlcoaAA pushedto improve, starting each meetingwith a safety moment to talk aboutbest practices. “That tells you whatthe culture is,” Killingsworth said.00 Pay for it. Back up your cultureby measuring how well people liveup to values and giving incentives.If you hand out rewards for sales,give some for matching the culturetoo. Promote people based onthose principles. “That tells peopleit’s important,” Killingsworth said.00 Hammer it home. Gordon hasworked with Clemson Universityfootball coach Dabo Swinney thepast few years. Swinney’s culture isone of optimism, belief and excel-lence. He tells the players howgreat they can be, hitting that pointin almost every talk. He tells themthe Clemson standard is to be thebest. It’s worked. Clemson is theNo. 1 team in the country. “He be-lieves in them so much that nowthey believe in themselves,” Gor-don said. Steve Watkins

9 DEAL AND COMMUNICATE WITH PEOPLE EFFECTIVELY: Noperson is an island. Learn to understand and motivate others.

IBD’S 10 SECRETS TO SUCCESSInvestor’s Business Daily has spent years analyzing leaders and suc-cessful people in all walks of life. Most have 10 traits that, whencombined, can turn dreams into reality. Each day, we highlight one.

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Don’t Leave Your Friends Out in The Cold

Charles Schulz’s ‘Peanuts’Outstripped Them AllDraw ’Em In: The cartoonist captivated kids of all ages

1 HOW YOU THINK IS EVERYTHING: Always be positive. Thinksuccess, not failure. Beware of a negative environment.

10 BE HONEST AND DEPENDABLE; TAKE RESPONSIBILITY:Otherwise, Nos. 1-9 won’t matter.

BE HONEST AND DEPENDABLE; TAKE RESPONSIBILITY

Culture’s Roots Bear Fruit

Schulz grew up in Minnesota, was drawing by kindergarten and in 1950 came out with his first “Peanuts” strip.

Schulz’s Keys00 Created the “Peanuts”comic strip.00 Overcame: Disinterest inhis understated humor.00 Lesson: Whatever yournatural talent is, it willbenefit from honing.00 “If you grit your teethand show real determina-tion, you’ll always have achance.”

So Said Schulz00 “Be yourself. No one cansay you’re doing it wrong.”00 “It’s better to live oneday as a lion than a dozenyears as a sheep.”00 “Life is like a 10-speedbicycle. Most of us havegears we never use.”00 “Learn from yesterday,live for today, look to tomor-row, rest this afternoon.”00 “If I were given the op-portunity to present a giftto the next generation, itwould be the ability foreach individual to learn tolaugh at himself.”

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the puzzle isn’t solved.“It’s very challenging to compete

for a bricks-and-mortar, still, inthose need-based shopping cate-gories,” Sebastian said.

Analysts call shoppers “need-based” if they are buying itemssuch as diapers or soap that house-holds require.

Bezos BetsTo investors’ ire, Amazon CEO

Jeff Bezos was — and is — makinglong-term bets that have cost thecompany billions. The philosophybehind his gambles is no secret:He’s transforming Amazon.cominto a “heavy” stock, in referenceto famed investor Benjamin Gra-ham’s belief that the stock marketis a voting machine in the nearterm and a scale over time.

Andthose bets, like Amazon’sful-fillment center infrastructure andits cloud computing business, arepaying off this year — making lifethat much harder for competitors.

Prime is Amazon.com’s $99-a-year membership, which includesfree two-day shipping, free videostreaming and other perks.

From 2010 until 2014, Amazonbinged on fulfillment centergrowth, logging $13.9 billion incapital expenditures as it morethan tripled the number of fulfill-ment centers worldwide, accord-ing to Blackledge.

“That’s their weapon rightnow,” Wells Fargo analyst MattNemer told IBD. “The extremelyefficient distribution programfeeds into Prime. There’s a lot ofloyalty.”

Amazon didn’t invent the loyaltyprogram, Nemer says; CostcoCOST

did, but Amazon is out in front ofother e-commerce platforms, inpart as a result of Prime’s success.

“I’m surprised we haven’t seenmore innovation in loyalty, but I

don’t think it’s too late,” he said.Target, Nemer notes, has rolled

out its REDcard loyalty program.It includes a debit or credit cardthat gives shoppers 5% off muchof its inventory and free shipping.

Cloud Drives StockAmazon’s soaring stock price is

believed in part to be due to thecompany’s decision this year tobreak out the financial reportingof Amazon Web Services (AWS),its cloud computing division.

AWS was essentially started tosupport the shopping site Ama-zon.com and its enormous trafficsurges at certain times of the year,but the business has evolved.

“The clear success beyond Ama-zon.com is AWS,” said Sebastian.“It’s built on top of their core infra-structure, and that’s a huge reasonwhy it’s successful. Because of thecore website’s demands, it givesthem a lot of specialized intelli-gence in running cloud infrastruc-ture, unlike their competitors.”

Amazon’s cloud computing em-pire is only poised to grow larger.Contemporary tech companies in-creasingly prefer to use public

clouds such as AWS rather thanbuild infrastructure themselves.Using public clouds lets themscale up much more quickly with-out sizeable, unrecoverable capi-tal expenses.

Within the past month, at leastthree analysts have upgradedtheir Amazon stock price targets,citing AWS growth — in Q3, ithauled in $2.09 billion, up 78%from the year-earlier quarter.Showing no signs of slowing down— and far ahead of its closest com-petitors, MicrosoftMSFT and the Al-phabetGOOGL cloud unit at Google —Amazon will continue to gain mar-ket share next year, or so analyststhink.

Like Amazon’s retail competi-tors, Microsoft and Googlehaven’t given up. Microsoft saysthat it’s aggressively developingits competitive offerings. In No-vember, Google announced that ithad hired former VMWareVMW

CEO Diane Greene to head up thecompany’s cloud operations.

Butaswe roll through 2016, Ama-zon is almost surely positioned toremain the dominant cloud com-puting force.

AMAZON FROM A1

Add Baidu To LedgerAs Online BankingHeats Up In ChinaAlibaba, Tencent Already In

Government has openedup industry; search firmteams up with Baixin Bank

B Y M I C H E L E C H A N D L E R


China’s banking sector is alreadysizzling, with cash-rich Internet gi-ants Alibaba Group and TencentHoldings recently jumping into thecountry’s rapidly growing onlinebanking industry.

But get ready for a powerful newplayer in China’s banking market.

China Internet search leaderBaiduBIDU announced last monththat it will partner with the state-run China CITIC Bank to operatean online bank.

The joint effort, called BaixinBank, joins an emerging trend as anew generation of hybrid onlinelenders aims to shake up China’s fi-nancial industry, which has tradi-tionally been controlled by a hand-ful of huge, government-con-trolled banks that mainly serve bigclients.

In contrast, China’s BAT compa-nies — the nickname for Baidu, Ali-babaBABA and TencentTCEHY, the coun-try’s Big Three Internet businesses— aim to attract smaller companiesand everyday residents by offeringservices ranging from online billpay to sales of insurance policiesand educational loans.

The Web companies all jumpedinto banking within the past year,after the Chinese government forthe first time let private companiesown banks inside China. They’ll besubject to the same regulation andsupervision as existing banks.

The government hopes that themove gives smaller companies andmiddle-income individuals moreaccess to loans and other financialservices.

In their newest competitivearena, the Internet players “haveadvantages, like existing financial/payment-related apps, makingthem attractive potential part-ners,” Kevin Carter, founder of theEmerging Markets Internet &E-commerce ETFEMQQ, told IBD.

A ‘Natural’ ExpansionChina’s top Internet companies

areseeing opportunities “to partici-pate inall parts of theChinese bank-ing and financial system (banking,investments, insurance, etc.),”Cart-er said via email. “Because the Chi-

nese are more tied to the Internetand e-commerce than most othercountries, firms like Alibaba andTencent that already have finan-cial/payment-related apps are anatural group to compete in thebanking space.”

Baidu, unlike Alibaba and Ten-cent,has aligned with a convention-al bank.

“By partnering with a ‘tradition-al’bank, the Baidu-CITIC joint ven-ture can offer a broader platform,as it can include Web (and) phoneas well as physical locations and agreater variety of financial wealthmanagement products,” saidJenny Liu, a partner in the Beijingoffice of Squire Patton Boggs. Thelaw firm has been involved in help-ing publicly traded Chinese firmsdecide whether to return to privateownership in China.

Spokeswoman for Alibaba’s AntFinancial, Miranda Shek, said thatits MyBank — which has no physi-cal locations of its own — has part-nerships with more than 200 tradi-tional financial services providers,including banks, funds and insur-ance companies.

“While Tencent’s WeBank andAlibaba’s MyBank are designed toserve ‘the little guys’ in China, I be-lieve the Baidu-CITIC joint ven-ture has the potential to serve notonly the small businesses and con-sumers but also the growing mid-size companies that have limitedaccess to existing banking sys-tems,” Liu said. “If this model isproven to be successful, I wouldnot be surprised to see Tencentand Alibaba (also) forming allianc-es with traditional banks.”

A First Of Its KindBaidu isn’t sure when its pro-

posed venture might receive ap-proval fromtheChina Banking Reg-ulatory Commission. Some observ-ers expect approval in Q1.

The Baixin Bank joint venture “isthe first of its kind in China of an In-ternet giant partnering up with atraditionalbank,” Baiduspokesper-son Tracy Hu told IBD in explain-ing why the company can’t give anapproval date. “The type of licensethat we are applying for currentlydoesn’t exist. It’s a really innova-tive thing that we’re doing.”

Tencent launched the firste-bank — named WeBank to buildoff the name recognition of thecompany’s popular WeChat mes-saging app — in December 2014.

Alibaba opened its private bankin June. Zhejiang Ant Small &

Micro Financial Services Group,an Alibaba affiliate that processese-commerce payments, set up thebank. Both Ant Financial and Ten-cent own about 30% oftheir respec-tive banking groups.

The Baidu-CITIC joint venturewill join the more than 20 Chinesebanks that have opened so-called“direct banks” — those operatingonline rather than through brick-and-mortar outlets — according toGrace Li, a Shanghai-based analystat Ping An Securities.

“If we are required by the govern-ment to have in-person presence todo deposits, then we could use allthe branches CITIC operates inChina, and that’s about 3,000 ofthem across the country,” Hu said.

CITIC will own a controlling 51%stake in Baixin Bank, while Baiduwill hold the rest.

The planned registered capital isRMB 2 billion ($312.9 million).

Baidu brings consumer reach,drawing 640 million usersto itsmo-bile search service each month.Baidu attracts an estimated800,000 small and midsize enter-prise advertising customers, while700,000 merchants use Baidu’sGrouponGRPN-like Nuomi group-buying website, Hu said.

“Over the years, financial servic-es is probably one of the largest ver-

ticals that we see in terms of searchqueries,” said Baidu’s Hu. “Peopleare searching for financial prod-ucts on the Internet all the time.Based on our current data, we havea good understanding of user be-havior and what they (consumers)like.”

Based on that interest, for exam-ple, an online shopper who buys anairline ticket online using thee-banking service might be offeredthe chance to buy a travel insur-ance policy, Hu said.

Entering Insurance GameTo that end, Baidu announced in

late November that it had agreed toset up a joint venture to sell insur-ance online with Allianz and Hill-house Capital, pending regulatoryapprovals.

Baidu won’t pin down exactlywhat banking services it will offeruntil the China Banking Regulato-ry Commission grants approval.

Since MyBank launched in June,the online-only lender has provid-ed more than RMB 520 million($81.3 million) in micro loans toover 430,000 small businesses inChina, Ant Financial’s Shek saidvia email.

The bank can evaluate applicantsof micro loans using its Big Data an-alyticscapacity, she said, and there-

fore does not need to require bor-rowers to provide collateral forloan applications.

WeBank and MyBank need toshow that people are repayingtheir loans, results that can comeonly with time, according to ClaraGillispie,director of trade, econom-ic and energy affairs for the Nation-al Bureau of Asian Research, a Seat-tle-based nonprofit researchgroup.

China’s slowing economicgrowth might affect the success ofthese new e-banking ventures, po-tentially increasing loan defaults,says Gillispie.

“Others are going to be watchingover the next year the performanceof this,” she said, “because if it is avery successful program, I thinkit’s going to make it both more ap-pealing to other e-commerce ven-tures” and “reassure” Chinese poli-cy makers that the approach issolid.

Significant revenue gains fromthe Baidu-CITIC venture are likely“five to 10 years” away, JG Capitalanalyst Henry Guo told IBD.

“Baidu’s approach is more broad,more aggressive,” Guo said. “WhatBaidu is trying to do is large-scale,so at end of the day, (they) can com-pletely replace” physical bankbranches.

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FACEBOOK INC CL A (FB) Grp 1 o$106.222179M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 95 ROE 18%PROVIDES A SOCIAL NETWORKING PLATFORM ENABLING MEMBERSTO STAY CONNECTED WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY.

+72% Ann. EPS Gro PE 52 Avg. D. Vol 25,354,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +33%5 Last Qtr Sales +41%10 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/26

Acc/Dis C+

Forming base on base pattern with 110.75 buy point.

STAMPS.COM INC (STMP) Grp 2 o$106.3214.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 99 ROE 22%PROVIDES ELECTRONIC POSTAGE AND U.S. POSTAL SERVICES FORINDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES VIA STAMPS.COM.

+24% Ann. EPS Gro PE 30 Avg. Daily Vol 317,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +61%6 Last Qtr Sales +37%5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/9

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 89

Near 106.53 buy point after flat-base breakout.

AMERIS BANCORP (ABCB) Grp 5 o$34.2530.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 96 ROE 12%HOLDING COMPANY FOR AMERIS BANK OPERATING THROUGH 73 OF-FICES IN GEORGIA, ALABAMA, FLORIDA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

+71% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 302,000 Debt 39%Last Qtr Eps +11%5 Last Qtr Sales +25%0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis B-

Thin stock finding support in pullback to 10-week line.

CARDINAL FINANCIAL CORP (CFNL) Grp 5 o$23.0430.3M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 85 ROE 10%HOLDING COMPANY FOR CARDINAL BANK OPERATING THROUGH 32OFFICES IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, D.C. AND MARYLAND.

+1% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 144,800 Debt 1%0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/19

Acc/Dis C+

Gives up gain, slips below 23.62 buy point and 10-week line.

HOME BANCSHARES INC (HOMB) Grp 5 o$41.0458.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 90 ROE 13%HOLDING COMPANY FOR CENTENNIAL BANK OPERATING THROUGH 150BRANCHES IN 23 AR COUNTIES, 24 FL COUNTIES AND 1 AL COUNTY.


Acc/Dis C+

Sell signal: Erases 15% gain from 41.40 buy point.

BANK OF THE OZARKS INC (OZRK) Grp 5 o$51.1778.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 95 ROE 15%HOLDING CO FOR BANK OF THE OZARKS OPERATING VIA 159 OFFICESIN AR, TX, GA, FL, NC, SC, AL, CA AND NY.


Acc/Dis C-

Finding support in pullback to 10-week moving average.

ATMOS ENERGY CORP (ATO) Grp 7 o$63.1499.5M Shares 90 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 91 ROE 10%ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL GAS TO 3 MIL CUSTOM-ERS IN 8 STATES, PRIMARILY IN THE SOUTH.

+12% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 596,300 Debt 77%Last Qtr Eps +21%5 Last Qtr Sales -16%

Acc/Dis B-

Forming flat base with 63.87 buy point.

MERCANTILE BANK CORP (MBWM) Grp 9 $25.5614.6M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 95 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR MERCANTILE BANK OF MICHIGAN WITH 53OFFICES PRIMARILY SERVING CENTRAL AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.


Acc/Dis A-

Thin trader now 18% above 21.72 entry; was up 21%.

N I C INC (EGOV) Grp 10 o$20.0361.0M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 87 ROE 40%PROVIDES PORTAL OUTSOURCING AND WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT SER-VICES TO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES.

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 32 Avg. Daily Vol 162,800 Debt 0%1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis C-

Holds above 19.66 entry; testing 10-week line.

EPLUS INC (PLUS) Grp 10 $100.446.5M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 96 ROE 15%PROVIDES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PRODUCTS, SER-VICES AND SOFTWARE TO CORPORATIONS AND GOVERNMENTS.

+17% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. Daily Vol 104,600 Debt 10%Last Qtr Eps +32%5 Last Qtr Sales +13%Eps Due 2/3

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 83

23% gain above 88.64 entry dwindles to 2%, then rebounds.

ALPHABET INC CL C (GOOG) Grp 1 o$749.43345.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 96 ROE 18%PROVIDES ONLINE SEARCH, INTERNET CONTENT SERVICES, AND WEB-BASED AND DESKTOP SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS VIA GOOGLE.COM.

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 27 Avg. D. Vol 2,043,100 Debt 3%Last Qtr Eps +18%5 Last Qtr Sales +13%2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/29e

Acc/Dis C

Support at 10-wk line after breakout yields add-on entry.

PERFORMANCE FOOD GROUP (PFGC) Grp 3 o$25.0995.7M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 96 ROE 13%DISTRIBUTES FOOD AND RELATED PRODUCTS TO THE FOODSERVICEINDUSTRY VIA 68 DISTRIBUTION CENTERS ACROSS THE U.S.


Acc/Dis B-

4% above 24.05 buy point after breakout from IPO base.

B N C BANCORP (BNCN) Grp 5 o$25.2433.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 97 ROE 11%HOLDING COMPANY FOR BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA OPERATING VIA48 OFFICES IN NC AND SC.

+63% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 127,400 Debt 34%Last Qtr Eps +18%6 Last Qtr Sales +32%10 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/26e

Acc/Dis B

Extended past 22.56 entry, in buy range on rebound: thin.

FIRST N B C BANK HLDG (FNBC) Grp 5 $37.4715.4M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 86 ROE 14%HOLDING COMPANY FOR FIRST NBC BANK SERVING THE NEW OR-LEANS METROPOLITAN AREA AND THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST


Acc/Dis C+

Consolidating after failed breakout over 40.33 buy point.

HOMETRUST BANCSHARES INC (HTBI) Grp 5 $19.9617.5M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 93 ROE 3%HOLDING COMPANY FOR HOMETRUST BANK OPERATING VIA 45 OFFIC-ES IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.


Acc/Dis B

Hugging 10-week line as flat base forms; 20.28 entry.

PINNACLE FINANCIAL PRTNR (PNFP) Grp 5 o$52.2637.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 90 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR PINNACLE BANK OPERATING VIA 34 OFFICESIN KNOXVILLE, NASHVILLE AND SEVEN OTHER TN COUNTIES.


Acc/Dis C+

Consolidating after failed breakout over 55.58 buy point.

CHEMICAL FINANCIAL CORP (CHFC) Grp 9 o$34.6537.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 86 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR CHEMICAL BANK OPERATING THROUGH 178OFFICES SERVING 46 COUNTIES IN MICHIGAN'S LOWER PENINSULA.


Acc/Dis A-

Testing 10-week support; just above 34.59 cup buy point.

PRIVATEBANCORP INC (PVTB) Grp 9 o$42.0575.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 90 ROE 11%HOLDING CO FOR THE PRIVATE BANK AND TRUST OPERATING VIA 34OFFICES IN IL, CO, CT, IA, GA, MI, MO, WI, OH AND KS.


Acc/Dis B

Testing support at 10-week; gives up 43.03 buy point.

EPAM SYSTEMS INC (EPAM) Grp 10 o$82.0742.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 96 ROE 26%PROVIDER OF OUTSOURCED IT & LIFECYCLE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENTSERVICES SUCH AS DESIGN, PROTOTYPING, TESTING, MIGRATION.


Acc/Dis B

Just above 82.05 buy point after low-volume breakout.

TYLER TECHNOLOGIES INC (TYL) Grp 10 o$177.8231.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 97 ROE 25%PROVIDES INTEGRATED IT MANAGEMENT SERVICES AND SOFTWAREFOR CITIES, COUNTIES, SCHOOLS AND OTHER GOVERNMENT ENTITIES.


Acc/Dis B

Gives up 179.41 flat-base entry after low-volume breakout.

Autobytel Inc ABTL 18 B 99 97 –31 21.45 +0.02 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0Facebook Inc Cl A FB 52 C 96 95 –11 106.22 +4.10 Profunds Internet A+ 13.3 +Alphabet Inc Cl C GOOG 27 C 90 96 +5 749.43 +10.6 Profunds Internet A+ 7.6 +Alphabet Inc Cl A GOOGL 28 B 90 96 +14 769.83 +19.4 Usaa Science & Tec A+ 9.0 +Stamps.com Inc STMP 30 B 99 99 +50 106.32 +2.28 Alger Small Cap Fo A+ 3.5 NPerformance Food G PFGC 37 B 97 96 +152 25.09 +2.43 Alger Small Cap Fo A+ 3.5 NMonster Beverage MNST 50 C 87 91 –21 150.29 +0.55 William Blair Larg A+ 2.0 +Ameris Bancorp ABCB 22 B 85 96 +6 34.25 +1.40 Burnham Financial A+ 3.7 +B N C Bancorp BNCN 18 B 94 97 +25 25.24 +0.68 Burnham Financial A+ 5.1 +Capital Bank Finan CBF 27 B 94 88 +16 32.19 +0.88 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –

Cardinal Financial CFNL 17 C 86 85 +20 23.04 +0.28 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +First N B C Bank H FNBC 11 C 98 86 +66 37.47 +1.02 Emerald Bank&Finan A+ 1.5 +Franklin Finl Netw FSB 24 A 99 98 +31 31.83 +2.70 Burnham Financial A+ 2.6 +Home Bancshares HOMB 21 C 92 90 +63 41.04 +1.33 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.2 +Hometrust Bancshar HTBI 38 B 90 93 –36 19.96 +0.70 Burnham Financial A+ 4.3 +Fidelity Southern LION 13 B 88 95 –24 22.01 +0.29 Burnham Financial A+ 1.6 +Bank Of The Ozarks OZRK 26 C 97 95 +11 51.17 +1.59 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.2 NPinnacle Fin Ptnr PNFP 21 C 97 90 +22 52.26 +1.43 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +Servisfirst Bancsh SFBS 20 B 89 96 –28 46.78 +0.96 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 NAtmos Energy ATO 20 B 87 91 –25 63.14 +2.33 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.4 +

Chemical Financia CHFC 14 A 89 86 +1 34.65 +0.61 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +Enterprise Finl Sv EFSC 17 B 87 96 –16 28.65 +1.06 Wilshire Small Com A+ 0.0 +Mercantile Bank MBWM 16 A 86 95 +11 25.56 +1.38 Pnc Multi-Factor S A+ 1.0 NPrivatebancorp PVTB 20 B 91 90 +52 42.05 +1.20 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.2 +C D W Corp CDW 15 C 95 88 –29 42.69 –0.13 John Hancock Var I A+ 0.0 –N I C Inc EGOV 32 C 85 87 –11 20.03 +0.56 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –Epam Systems Inc EPAM 32 B 93 96 +5 82.07 +3.50 Fidelity Select It A+ 1.9 +Luxoft Holding Inc LXFT 28 B 98 98 –31 76.82 +2.00 Fidelity Select It A+ 1.1 +Eplus Inc PLUS 16 B 90 96 –6 100.44 +3.46 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 +Tyler Technologies TYL 71 B 97 97 +6 177.82 +3.58 Alger Small Cap Fo A+ 2.6 +

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Five leading stocks are holding nearbuy points despite recent volatilityin the market.

IBD on Wednesday upgraded itsmarket outlook from correction toconfirmed uptrend, which is agreen light to buy. But investorsshould insist that stocks clear theirbuy points in volume that’s at least40% above normal, a problem latelyfor even the highest-rated stocks.

Stamps.comSTMP, a provider of on-line postal supplies and services, isan exception. It’s slipped just belowa 106.53 buy point of a flat base afterjumping past the entry in heavy vol-ume Tuesday.

The stock’s Accumulation/Distri-bution Rating ofB and up/down vol-umeratio of 1.1 suggest healthy insti-tutional demand for the shares.

Epam SystemsEPAM, a provider ofsoftware and information technolo-gy services, is trying to clear an82.05 buy point. It initially brokeout Dec. 7, but volume was weakand the stock sank to support at its50-day line before rebounding.

Tyler TechnologiesTYL is justbelow a 179.41 buy point of a flatbase. The stock has tried to clearthe entry several times since the ini-tial breakout Dec. 1, but volume hasbeen weak and it was batted downeach time.

Both Epam and Tyler are leadingstocks in the Computer-TechnicalServices industry, which wasranked seventh out of 197 on Thurs-day. Profit at both companies is ex-pected to pick up in 2016.

Monster BeverageMNST, a makerof energy drinks, is also below a buypoint despite several attempts toclear it going back to Nov. 25. It’salso suffered from weak volume.

Meanwhile, Arkansas-basedBank of the OzarksOZRK is gettingsupport at its 10-week line for thefirst time since its breakout past a47.31 buy point of a cup-with-han-dle base on Oct. 20. A test of the keysupport line gives existing share-holders a chance to add to theirholdings. But aggressive investorsmay also use it to open a position.Ozarks is a leader in the highlyranked Banks-Southeast group.

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AUTOBYTEL INC (ABTL) Grp 1 o$21.459.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 97 ROE 14%PROVIDES INTERNET MARKETING SERVICES THAT HELP AUTOMOTIVEDEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS SELL NEW AND USED VEHICLES


Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 88

Forms late stage cup-type base with 25.10 buy point.

ALPHABET INC CL A (GOOGL) Grp 1 o$769.83288.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 96 ROE 18%PROVIDES ONLINE SEARCH, INTERNET CONTENT SERVICES, AND WEB-BASED AND DESKTOP SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS VIA GOOGLE.COM.

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. D. Vol 2,108,300 Debt 3%Last Qtr Eps +18%5 Last Qtr Sales +13%2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/29e

Acc/Dis B

Support at 10-wk line after breakout yields add-on entry.

MONSTER BEVERAGE CORP (MNST) Grp 4 o$150.29164.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 91 ROE 39%MANUFACTURES ALTERNATIVE BEVERAGES INCLUDING ENERGYDRINKS, FRUIT JUICES, SMOOTHIES AND NATURAL SODAS.

+22% Ann. EPS Gro PE 50 Avg. D. Vol 1,133,800 Debt 0%1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis C+

Falls 2% below 154 buy point but no sell signal.

CAPITAL BANK FINANCIAL (CBF) Grp 5 o$32.1922.4M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 88 ROE 5%HOLDING CO FOR CAPITAL BANK OPERATING VIA 162 OFFICES INNORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, FLORIDA, TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA.


Acc/Dis B-

Thin stock fades back below 32.70 buy point of flat base.

FRANKLIN FINL NETWORK (FSB) Grp 5 $31.839.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 98 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR FRANKLIN SYNERGY BANK OPERATING INTHE WILLIAMSON AND RUTHERFORD COUNTIES, TENNESSEE


Acc/Dis A

Extended after late-Oct. breakout; bounce off 10-week line.

FIDELITY SOUTHERN CORP (LION) Grp 5 o$22.0117.6M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 95 ROE 12%HOLDING COMPANY FOR FIDELITY BANK OPERATING VIA 45 BRANCH-ES IN 11 GEORGIA COUNTIES AND ONE FLORIDA COUNTY.


Acc/Dis B-

Well extended after multiple pullbacks to 10-week line.

SERVISFIRST BANCSHARES (SFBS) Grp 5 $46.7823.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 96 ROE 15%HOLDING COMPANY FOR SERVISFIRST BANK PROVIDING COMMERCIALBANKING SERVICES IN ALABAMA AND FLORIDA THROUGH 13 OFFICES.


Acc/Dis B

Resilient but extended after breakout over 40.09 buy point.

ENTERPRISE FINL SERVICES (EFSC) Grp 9 $28.6518.8M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 96 ROE 9%HOLDING CO FOR ENTERPRISE BANK AND TRUST OPERATING VIA 16OFFICES IN ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY, MO AND PHOENIX, AZ.

-1% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 97,700 Debt 139%Last Qtr Eps +17%6 Last Qtr Sales +7%4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/20

Acc/Dis B-

14% above 25.17 flat base entry, support at 10 week line.

C D W CORP (CDW) Grp 10 o$42.69115.1M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 88 ROE 50%PROVIDES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HARDWARE AND SOFTWAREPRODUCTS TO CUSTOMERS IN THE U.S. AND CANADA.

+32% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. D. Vol 1,367,700 Debt 339%Last Qtr Eps +31%5 Last Qtr Sales +7%3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis C

Below 10-week line as flat base forms; 47.02 entry.

LUXOFT HOLDING INC CL A (LXFT) Grp 10 o$76.8230.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 98 ROE 41%DEVELOPS SOFTWARE FOR ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FINANCIAL, TRAV-EL, TECHNOLOGY, TELECOM, AUTO AND ENERGY INDUSTRIES.


Acc/Dis B+

Extended 12% from 68.95 flat-base buy point.

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Weekly Review December 14 - December 18All stocks above $10, within 15% of 12-month high, Earnings PerShare (EPS) Rating and Relative Price Strength (RS) Rating of 85 ormore and average daily volume of 10,000 or more are shown in orderof Industry Group Relative Strength Rating. Vol % Change is thisweek’s daily average compared with 50-day average. Stocks up 1 pointor more with volume up at least 50% are boldfaced. Mutual fund datainclude U.S. stock funds, their 36-Month Performance Rating and %of fund in the stock. 0.0 = less than 0.1%, (+) added, (–) reduced, (N)new in latest report.

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10 Most Active StocksEPS Rel Acc Closing Net Vol Vol%Rnk Str Dis Stock Name Price Up (100s) Chg

.. 75 C 16.67 BlkMuIT2 BLE 15.12 +0.34 155 +285

.. 79 C 13.39 EVMuni2 EIV 13.18 +0.30 38 +86

10 27 A– 31.00 EarthstnEnrg ESTE 15.60 –2.55 118 +99945 47 B– 64.37 ConsTomoka CTO 51.20 –4.03 164 +999.. 60 D+ 77.35 IS MscWldEtf URTH 70.01 –0.77 194 +604

66 80 D+ 99.68 ParkNatl PRK 90.75 –0.82 89 +22757 68 C+ 119.9 BritAmerTob o BTI 110.5 –1.95 800 +201.. 36 B 33.90 ReavesUt UTG 25.83 –0.29 373 +166.. 14 C 36.95 FT EnrgInc&Gr FEN 20.65 –0.41 327 +156.. 58 B 20.70 CentSecur CET 19.01 –0.30 105 +145.. 54 B 22.69 RMR RealEstInc RIF 18.48 –0.31 34 +141

70 15 E 34.55 ChenierePart o CQP 20.51 –1.70 443 +8413 2 E 485.1 AltisourcAst AAMC 13.96 –0.31 56 +5214 10 E 82.32 CheniereEngy o LNG 37.28 –1.62 4,889 +47.. 51 B+ 46.73 CentGold GTU 37.58 –0.78 63 +13

33 25 D+ ActiniumPhr 2.22 +0.32 3.82 +93754 15 D+ NorthOilGas 4.12 +0.14 1.51 +2.. 41 C– AberdnAsia 4.51 +0.03 1.66 +99

23 13 B Gastar Explo 1.29 +0.02 1.53 +12126 16 B– Globalstr 1.61 –0.10 1.88 –6

23 18 B NewGold 2.24 –0.19 2.72 –2853 25 E SynrgyRsrcs 9.07 –0.42 3.25 +12136 92 A– NovaGold 3.98 –0.49 2.56 +81.. 5 E NeubrgrBrm 6.85 –0.55 1.29 +172

14 10 E CheniereEngy 37.28 –1.62 4.89 +47

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– A–B –57 68 A– C+ 120 BritAmerTob BTI 110.5 –1.95 +201ò

– C–D–E –14 10 E E 82.3 CheniereEngy LNG 37.28 –1.62 +47ô

70 15 E E 34.6 ChenierePart CQP 20.51 –1.70 +84ô

35 17 B E 26.0 CheniereEnrg CQH 15.05 –.85 –57ô

45 47 B B– 64.4 ConsTomoka CTO 51.20 –4.03 +999ê

80 16 C+ D– 29.0 CoreMldng CMT 12.50 –.26 –48ê

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– I–J–K–L –78 98 B– C– 29.9 ImpacM IMH 18.93 –.72 –34ô

15 30 D C+ 45.6 ImperialOil IMO 30.48 –.14 +11ô

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79 11 D+ E 42.0 Libbey LBY 22.06 –.34 –39ô

– M–N–O –.. 23 B– E 13.7 NuvnDivCom CFD 8.71 –.11 +52k

.. 60 B– B– 17.3 NuvnLg/StCmd CTF 15.68 +.08 –41k

30 52 D+ D– 15.3 Owens Realty ORM 13.43 –.12 –1 ê

– P–Q–R –78 90 B B– 28.3 Par Pacific PARR 22.48 –1.40 –23ô

66 80 A+ D+ 100 ParkNatl PRK 90.75 –.82 +227ê

2 33 B+ D 24.4 Pfenex PFNX 11.97 –.22 +13ê

.. 44 B– D+ 32.7 PS30YrTipTsy RINF 27.95 –.24 –100ê

13 16 D– C 13.4 Ring Energy REI 7.34 –.51 +2ô

– S–T –23 12 C– B– 50.0 StrghtPath B STRP 16.72 –.03 –73ô

53 25 D– E 13.5 SynrgyRsrcs SYRG 9.07 –.42 +121ò

76 89 A B+ 63.5 Tompkns TMP 59.22 –.73 –37ê

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MANHATTAN ASSOCIATES INC (MANH) Grp 12 o$71.7271.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 96 ROE 49%DEVELOPS SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE FOR MANUFAC-TURERS, DISTRIBUTORS, RETAILERS, TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS.


Acc/Dis C

Trying to retake 10-week; 18% gain past 65.63 entry now 9%.

ATHENAHEALTH INC (ATHN) Grp 14 o$157.3037.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 92 ROE 11%PROVIDES BILLING, COLLECTIONS AND MEDICAL RECORD MANAGE-MENT SOFTWARE FOR PHYSICIAN PRACTICES

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 105 Avg. Daily Vol 545,400 Debt 33%Last Qtr Eps +33%5 Last Qtr Sales +24%

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Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 83

Pulls back to 10-week; still extended past 146.90 entry.

ARGO GROUP INTL HLDG LTD (AGII) Grp 17 $60.5826.5M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 90 ROE 6%BERMUDA-BASED COMPANY OFFERING SPECIALTY INSURANCE ANDREINSURANCE PRODUCTS IN THE PROPERTY AND CASUALTY MARKET

+55% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 128,500 Debt 23%Last Qtr Eps +6%6 Last Qtr Sales 0%0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/8

Acc/Dis B+

Below 10-wk line but new flat base shows 66.50 entry; thin.

EMPLOYERS HOLDINGS INC (EIG) Grp 17 $27.0730.2M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 92 ROE 7%OFFERS WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE FOR SMALL BUSI-NESSES IN LOW TO MEDIUM HAZARD INDUSTRIES PRIMARILY IN CA.

+82% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 135,600 Debt 13%Eps Due 2/16

Acc/Dis B+

About 2% past 26.50 entry from double-bottom pattern; thin.

SELECTIVE INS GROUP INC (SIGI) Grp 17 o$33.9955.5M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 91 ROE 10%OFFERS COMMERCIAL AND PERSONAL LINES OF PROPERTY AND CASU-ALTY INSURANCE INCLUDING AUTO COVERAGE


Acc/Dis B-

Below 10-week line, but new flat base shows 38 entry; thin.

CAPE BANCORP INC (CBNJ) Grp 18 $12.4811.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 95 ROE 5%HOLDING COMPANY FOR CAPE BANK OPERATING VIA 14 OFFICES INCAPE MAY AND ATLANTIC COUNTIES, NJ.


Acc/Dis B-

In 20% to 25% profit-taking zone from 9.99 entry; thin.

STERLING BANCORP (STL) Grp 18 o$16.88122.0M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 93 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR STERLING NATIONAL BANK OPERATING VIA32 BRANCHES IN 6 NEW YORK COUNTIES AND BERGEN COUNTY, NJ.


Acc/Dis B-

Support at 10-week line yields add-on entry; thin.

W S F S FINANCIAL CORP (WSFS) Grp 18 $32.1928.4M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 93 ROE 11%HOLDING CO FOR WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY OPERATINGVIA OFFICES IN DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA, NEVADA.


Acc/Dis C

Extended 10% past 29.16 cup w/handle entry; was up 21%.

FORTUNE BRANDS HME & SEC (FBHS) Grp 19 o$55.30154.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 91 ROE 12%PROVIDES HOME SECURITY, KITCHEN AND BATH PRODUCTS FOR THEHOMEBUILDING MARKET NATIONWIDE.


Acc/Dis B-

In buy range at 3% past 53.50 buy point.

OWENS CORNING (OC) Grp 19 o$46.88113.1M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 90 ROE 6%MANUFACTURES BUILDING MATERIALS AND GLASS FIBER REINFORCE-MENTS FOR INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL AND CONSUMER MARKETS.

+20% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. D. Vol 1,636,700 Debt 54%2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/10


Almost 4% below 48.60 entry of double-bottom with handle.

SALESFORCE.COM INC (CRM) Grp 12 o$78.43610.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 90 ROE 10%PROVIDES ON-DEMAND CRM SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS AND SERVIC-ES TO BUSINESSES WORLDWIDE.

+19% Ann. EPS Gro PE 112 Avg. D. Vol 3,552,200 Debt 27%6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%R&D 15%

Acc/Dis B

Sluggish, but still in buy range after breakout over 76.31.

RED HAT INC (RHT) Grp 13 o$78.86181.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 89 ROE 21%PROVIDES OPEN SOURCE ENTERPRISE OPERATION SYSTEMS AND RE-LATED SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT SERVICES BASED ON LINUX.


Acc/Dis C-

Gives up 81.59 cup entry after short-lived breakout.

ATLAS FINANCIAL HOLDINGS (AFH) Grp 17 $19.1610.4M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 85 ROE 14%OFFERS PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE IN 49 STATES AND THEDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


Acc/Dis B-

Slips under 19.80 entry after low-volume pullback.

CINCINNATI FINANCIAL (CINF) Grp 17 o$59.65147.5M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 89 ROE 7%OFFERS COMMERCIAL AND PERSONAL LINES OF INSURANCE INCLUD-ING COMMERCIAL CASUALTY AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.

+7% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 623,100 Debt 13%Last Qtr Eps +22%6 Last Qtr Sales 0%5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis B+

First test of 10-week line after October breakout.

NATIONAL GENERAL HLDGS (NGHC) Grp 17 o$22.0350.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 91 ROE 15%OFFERS PERSONAL AND COMML AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE, HEALTHINSURANCE PRODUCTS & OTHER NICHE INSURANCE PRODUCTS.


Acc/Dis B+

Tries to reclaim 22.08 entry after failed breakout; thin.

UNITED FIRE GROUP INC (UFCS) Grp 17 $38.6219.6M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 94 ROE 7%OFFERS COMMERCIAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AND CASUALTY IN-SURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE PRIMARILY IN TX, IA, CA, NJ AND MO.

+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 11 Avg. Daily Vol 61,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps+7600%5 Last Qtr Sales +12%4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/15

Acc/Dis B

Base-on-base pattern forms with 40.74 entry.

ORITANI FINANCIAL CORP (ORIT) Grp 18 o$16.5436.6M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 86 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR ORITANI BANK WITH 25 OFFICES IN BERGEN,HUDSON, ESSEX AND PASSAIC COUNTIES, NJ.

+11% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 156,900 Debt 154%Last Qtr Eps +21%6 Last Qtr Sales +13%2 Qtrs EPS)15%

Acc/Dis B+

Thin stock trading near 16.52 buy point.

WATERSTONE FINANCIAL INC (WSBF) Grp 18 $14.0523.5M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 85 ROE 4%HOLDING COMPANY FOR WATERSTONE BANK WITH NINE OFFICES INMILWAUKEE, WASHINGTON AND WAUKESHA COUNTIES, WI.

-8% Ann. EPS Gro PE 27 Avg. Daily Vol 58,400 Debt 96%Last Qtr Eps +36%6 Last Qtr Sales +9%

Acc/Dis B+

Slow-moving small cap near 13.91 flat-base entry.

ACUITY BRANDS INC (AYI) Grp 19 o$232.7042.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 97 ROE 19%PRODUCES LIGHTING PRODUCTS FOR INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL ANDRESIDENTIAL MARKETS.


Acc/Dis B

Extended 14% past 204.52 double-bottom entry.

MASCO CORP (MAS) Grp 19 o$28.37326.4M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 90 ROE 45%MANUFACTURES CABINETS, PLUMBING AND OTHER PRODUCTS FORTHE HOME IMPROVEMENT AND NEW CONSTRUCTION MARKETS.



9% gain from 28.17 double-bottom entry nearly gone.

Nvr NVR 20 C 96 92 –15 1653.99 –6.01 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.8 +

Salesforce.com Inc CRM 112 B 94 90 –3 78.43 +1.56 Profunds Internet A+ 5.2 +

Manhattan Assoc MANH 50 C 98 96 –17 71.72 +1.38 Alger Small Cap Fo A+ 4.1 +

Ultimate Software ULTI 79 A 99 92 +1 198.28 +8.35 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.4 +

Red Hat Inc RHT 45 C 93 89 +74 78.86 +0.28 William Blair Larg A+ 3.5 +

Athenahealth Inc ATHN 105 C 85 92 +4 157.30 –2.01 T Rowe Price Globa A+ 2.5 +

Constelltn Brands STZ 28 B 95 93 +11 139.89 +1.59 J Hancock Blue Chi A+ 0.4 +

Atlas Financial Ho AFH 17 B 94 85 –57 19.16 –0.22 0.0

Argo Group Intl AGII 18 B 88 90 –14 60.58 –0.03 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –

Amerisafe Inc AMSF 14 C 93 90 –35 49.22 +0.93 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 –

Cincinnati Financi CINF 18 B 94 89 +27 59.65 +0.51 Rydex Dyn S&P 500 A+ 0.1 –

Employers Holdings EIG 14 B 89 92 +22 27.07 +0.77 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +

Federated Natl Hol FNHC 10 A 88 94 –23 30.52 +1.35 Emerald Bank&Finan A+ 0.5 +

National General H NGHC 15 B 88 91 –8 22.03 +0.91 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –

Selective Ins Grp SIGI 13 B 86 91 +8 33.99 +0.79 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –

Travelers Co Inc TRV 10 C 88 86 +8 113.27 +3.51 Blackrock Event Dr A+ 1.4 –

United Fire Group UFCS 11 B 98 94 +24 38.62 +1.09 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.0 –

Cape Bancorp Inc CBNJ 14 B 99 95 –24 12.48 +0.12 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 –

First Defiance Fin FDEF 15 D 86 91 –41 39.76 +0.78 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 +

Oritani Financial ORIT 14 B 95 86 +31 16.54 +0.78 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +

Sterling Bancorp STL 18 B 85 93 +53 16.88 +0.71 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +

T F S Financial Co TFSL 76 B 92 94 +4 19.06 +0.52 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.1 +

Waterstone Fincl WSBF 27 B 90 85 –19 14.05 +0.49 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.0 –

W S F S Financial WSFS 17 C 89 93 +34 32.19 +0.23 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 N

Amer Woodmark AMWD 26 C 99 98 –4 82.55 –1.41 Pnc Multi-Factor S A+ 2.2 +

Acuity Brands AYI 43 B 96 97 –11 232.70 –1.36 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.7 +

Fortune Brands Hme FBHS 28 B 95 91 –8 55.30 ... Goldman Sachs Flex A+ 0.9 –

Griffon Corp GFF 24 B 91 88 –6 17.29 –0.23 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.0 –

Masco MAS 25 B 95 90 –7 28.37 –0.59 Profunds Ultrabull A+ 0.1 +

Owens Corning OC 20 B 87 90 –22 46.88 +0.10 Pioneer Select Mid A+ 0.5 N

EP R Grp Acc 52-Wk Closing Vol%S S Str Dis Hi Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg

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N V R INC (NVR) Grp 11 $1653.993.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 92 ROE 24%BUILDS SINGLE-FAMILY DETACHED HOMES, TOWNHOMES AND CONDO-MINIUM BUILDINGS IN 14 STATES AND D.C.


Acc/Dis C

Gain from 1387.50 flat-base entry hit 24%; take profits.

ULTIMATE SOFTWARE GROUP (ULTI) Grp 12 o$198.2826.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 92 ROE 27%DESIGNS WEB-BASED PAYROLL AND WORKFORCE MANAGEMENTSOFTWARE FOR ORGANIZATIONS IN THE U.S. AND CANADA.

+39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 79 Avg. Daily Vol 272,000 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +38%5 Last Qtr Sales +22%2 Qtrs EPS)15%R&D 17%

Acc/Dis A-

Retakes 50-day line as flat base forms with 216.37 entry.

CONSTELLATION BRANDS A (STZ) Grp 15 o$139.89164.5M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 93 ROE 17%PRODUCES AND DISTRIBUTES BRANDED WINES AND SPIRITS IN THEU.S., CANADA, NEW ZEALAND AND ITALY.

+36% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. D. Vol 1,087,500 Debt 124%Last Qtr Eps +41%5 Last Qtr Sales +8%3 Qtrs EPS)15%

Acc/Dis B+

Hugging both 138.98 buy point and 10-week line.

AMERISAFE INC (AMSF) Grp 17 o$49.2218.3M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 90 ROE 12%OFFERS WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE FOCUSED ON SMALLTO MID-SIZED EMPLOYERS ENGAGED IN HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIES.

+39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 106,900 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +31%5 Last Qtr Sales -5%3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/24

Acc/Dis C+

New flat base shows 53.92 buy point; thinly traded.

FEDERATED NATL HOLDING (FNHC) Grp 17 o$30.5213.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 94 ROE 25%OFFERS HOMEOWNERS, COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY AND PER-SONAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE PRIMARILY IN FL, LA AND TX.

+92% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. Daily Vol 100,600 Debt 0%

Acc/Dis A

Testing 10 week line, 5% below 32.24 buy point; thin.

TRAVELERS COMPANIES INC (TRV) Grp 17 o$113.27298.1M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 86 ROE 15%OFFERS COMMERCIAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AND CASUALTY IN-SURANCE TO BUSINESSES, GOVERNMENT UNITS AND INDIVIDUALS.

+22% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. D. Vol 1,855,600 Debt 26%Last Qtr Eps +12%6 Last Qtr Sales -1%

Acc/Dis C+

About 5% above 108.15 buy point; choppy action.

FIRST DEFIANCE FINL (FDEF) Grp 18 $39.768.8M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 91 ROE 9%HOLDING CO FOR FIRST FEDERAL BANK OF THE MIDWEST OPERATINGVIA 33 OFFICES IN 14 COUNTIES IN OHIO, INDIANA AND MICHIGAN.

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 35,800 Debt 21%Last Qtr Eps -3%6 Last Qtr Sales -1%0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis D+

Back near 40.05 buy point after sluggish breakout; thin.

T F S FINANCIAL CORP (TFSL) Grp 18 o$19.0663.8M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 94 ROE 4%HOLDING COMPANY FOR THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI-ATION OF CLEVELAND OPERATING VIA 38 BRANCHES IN OH AND FL.


Acc/Dis B

Extended 7% past 17.81 flat-base entry; thinly traded.

AMERICAN WOODMARK CORP (AMWD) Grp 19 o$82.5510.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 98 ROE 16%MANUFACTURES KITCHEN CABINETS AND VANITIES FOR THE REMODEL-ING AND NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION MARKETS.


Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 80

Huge gains from 56.54 buy point; can take profits.

GRIFFON CORPORATION (GFF) Grp 19 o$17.2937.1M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 88 ROE 7%MANUFACTURES PLASTIC FILMS/LAMINATES, GARAGE DOORS, LAND-SCAPING PRODUCTS AND ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS.

+46% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 161,300 Debt 192%Last Qtr Eps +77%5 Last Qtr Sales -4%

Acc/Dis B+

Stock pulls back below 18.05 buy point after being up 7%.

EP R Grp Acc 52-Wk Closing Vol%S S Str Dis Hi Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg

.. 79 EVMuni2 13.18 +0.30 37,9 +86

.. 75 BlkMuIT2 15.12 +0.34 154,8 +285

.. 79 DEInvCOMu 14.47 +0.23 4,4 –36

.. 62 BlackrkNjMuni 14.22 +0.20 9,4 +224

.. 75 EVNYMu2 12.45 +0.17 6,9 +47

.. 75 EVMuniBd 12.90 +0.17 167,6 +24

.. 42 CloughGA 13.05 +0.17 74,9 +104

.. 28 CornrstnSV 15.60 +0.20 448,2 +60

.. 81 EV NJMu 13.61 +0.17 8,2 +128

.. 72 BlkMDMuBd 14.79 +0.18 2,8 0



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All stocks above $10, within 15% of 12-month high, Earnings PerShare (EPS) Rating and Relative Price Strength (RS) Rating of 85 ormore and average daily volume of 10,000 or more are shown in orderof Industry Group Relative Strength Rating. Vol % Change is thisweek’s daily average compared with 50-day average. Stocks up 1 pointor more with volume up at least 50% are boldfaced. Mutual fund datainclude U.S. stock funds, their 36-Month Performance Rating and %of fund in the stock. 0.0 = less than 0.1%, (+) added, (–) reduced, (N)new in latest report.

AMERICAN EXCHANGETotal Volume: 9,767,277 Change: "1.8%

For Thursday, December 17, 2015

AMEX Stocks On The MoveStocks $12 and higher with at least { point change and 20,000 sharestraded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & Relative Strength 80 or moreare boldfaced.


SIGNATURE BANK (SBNY) Grp 21 o$154.7047.3M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 90 ROE 14%HOLDING COMPANY FOR SIGNATURE BANK OPERATING THROUGH 28OFFICES IN THE NEW YORK METROPOLITAN AREA.

+24% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 491,900 Debt 53%Last Qtr Eps +23% Last Qtr Sales +19%13 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/20

Acc/Dis C+

Testing support; just above 154.50 handle entry.

NATUS MEDICAL INC (BABY) Grp 23 o$50.4831.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 95 ROE 12%DEVELOPS PRODUCTS TO DETECT AND TREAT MEDICAL AILMENTS INNEWBORN CARE.


Acc/Dis B+

Extended past 46.63 narrow handle entry.

MASIMO CORP (MASI) Grp 23 o$41.8042.2M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 93 ROE 21%DEVELOPS PATIENT MONITORING PRODUCTS WHICH INCLUDE A MONI-TOR OR CIRCUIT BOARD AS WELL AS CONSUMABLES AND REUSABLES.

+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 302,400 Debt 41%4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/15R&D 10%

Acc/Dis C+

Undefined pattern shows 43.86 buy point.

JACK HENRY & ASSOC INC (JKHY) Grp 25 o$77.2279.1M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 90 ROE 22%DEVELOPS INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING PLATFORMS THAT MAN-AGE TRANSACTIONS FOR MORE THAN 10,900 INSTITUTIONS.

+11% Ann. EPS Gro PE 29 Avg. Daily Vol 377,500 Debt 5%Last Qtr Eps +14%6 Last Qtr Sales +7%0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%R&D 6%

Acc/Dis C-

Extended past 71.05 buy point and testing 10 week line.

C U BANCORP (CUNB) Grp 26 $25.7015.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 93 ROE 6%HOLDING CO FOR CALIFORNIA UNITED BANK OPERATING THROUGH 9BRANCHES IN LOS ANGELES AND THREE OTHER CA COUNTIES.


Acc/Dis B+

Thin stock in buy range from support at 10-week line.

OPUS BANK (OPB) Grp 26 $37.2728.1M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 89 ROE 5%PROVIDES COMMERCIAL AND PERSONAL BUSINESS BANKING IN CALI-FORNIA, WASHINGTON AND ARIZONA THROUGH 60 OFFICES.


Acc/Dis C-

Stock still 7% below breakout of 5 weeks ago.

TRIUMPH BANCORP INC (TBK) Grp 26 $16.6416.8M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 91 ROE 5%HOLDING CO FOR TRIUMPH SAVINGS BANK AND TRIUMPH COMMUNI-TY BANK; 18 BRANCHES IN IOWA, ILLINOIS AND TEXAS.

+25% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. Daily Vol 42,500 Debt 12%Last Qtr Eps +144%5 Last Qtr Sales -17%2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis B-

Thin stock forming new consolidation; 18.62 buy point.

NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORP (NOC) Grp 27 o$188.31180.6M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 91 ROE 23%PROVIDES SENSORS, MILITARY/MISSION SYSTEMS AND AIRCRAFT FORDEFENSE, AEROSPACE, SHIP AND GOVERNMENT MARKETS.

+10% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. D. Vol 1,201,000 Debt 82%Last Qtr Eps +22%5 Last Qtr Sales 0%

Acc/Dis B

Forms flat base with 194.09 buy point. Bullish RS line

DELTA AIR LINES INC (DAL) Grp 30 o$51.03778.6M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 88 ROE 28%PROVIDES INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC PASSENGER AND CARGOTRANSPORTATION SERVICES IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD.



Pokes above 52.10 entry then gets turned away. No sell signal.

AGREE REALTY CORP (ADC) Grp 32 o$34.0719.0M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 87 ROE 6%REIT THAT DEVELOPS, ACQUIRES AND OWNS 209 RETAIL PROPERTIESLEASED TO NATIONAL TENANTS IN 37 STATES.


Acc/Dis B-

Clears irregular cup w/handle with 34.17 entry; thin stock.

TRISTATE CAPITAL HLD INC (TSC) Grp 21 $13.0125.2M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 87 ROE 6%HOLDING COMPANY FOR TRISTATE CAPITAL BANK SERVING PENNSYL-VANIA, OHIO, NEW JERSEY AND NEW YORK THROUGH FIVE OFFICES.

+32% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. Daily Vol 53,300 Debt 54%0 Qtrs EPS)15%Eps Due 1/26

Acc/Dis B-

Working on cup-with-handle base with 13.40 buy point, thin.

CANTEL MEDICAL CORP (CMN) Grp 23 o$62.9435.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 96 ROE 16%DEVELOPS INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL DEVICES USED FORDIALYSIS, ENDOSCOPY AND WATER PURIFICATION AND FILTRATION.


Acc/Dis B-

Extended 8% from 58.14 buy point of Oct. 19 breakout.

BECTON DICKINSON & CO (BDX) Grp 24 o$155.91206.5M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 87 ROE 24%DEVELOPS MEDICAL SUPPLIES, DEVICES, INSTRUMENT SYSTEMS ANDREAGENTS USED BY HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS.

0% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 915,700 Debt 159%2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis B-

2% above 153.35 cup-with-handle buy point; bullish RS line.

PEGASYSTEMS INC (PEGA) Grp 25 o$27.4535.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 93 ROE 21%DEVELOPS BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE FOR THEFINANCIAL SERVICES, HEALTHCARE AND INSURANCE MARKETS.


Acc/Dis A-

Thin stock below 10-week line as new flat base takes shape.

FIRST FOUNDATION INC (FFWM) Grp 26 $24.6212.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 94 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR FIRST FOUNDATION BANK PROVIDING PRI-VATE AND COMMERCIAL BANKING SERVICES IN CALIF. AND NEVADA.

+30% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 35,000 Debt 284%Last Qtr Eps -19%6 Last Qtr Sales +25%0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 10/22

Acc/Dis B-

Thin stock breaks out past 24.49 buy point in volume.

PACIFIC CONTINENTAL CORP (PCBK) Grp 26 $15.5518.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 91 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR PACIFIC CONTINENTAL BANK OPERATING VIA14 BRANCHES IN SIX OREGON AND TWO WASHINGTON CITIES.


Acc/Dis B-

Thin stock bounces off 10-week line but lacks volume.

TRICO BANCSHARES (TCBK) Grp 26 $27.9418.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 90 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR TRI COUNTIES BANK OPERATING THROUGH 73BRANCHES IN SHASTA, BUTTE, PLACER AND 23 OTHER CA COUNTIES.


Acc/Dis B

Thin stock extended bounces back above 10-week line.

O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE INC (ORLY) Grp 29 o$254.3594.7M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 89 ROE 39%OPERATES 4,366 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS STORES IN 43 STATES WITHPLANS TO OPEN 205 MORE (5%) IN 2015.


Acc/Dis C

Working on new flat base with 278.06 buy point.

HAWAIIAN HOLDINGS INC (HA) Grp 30 o$37.8143.1M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 98 ROE 22%PROVIDES PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE BETWEEN ELEVEN U.S.CITIES AND FOUR MAJOR ISLANDS IN THE STATE OF HAWAII.

+41% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. D. Vol 1,353,200 Debt 243%Last Qtr Eps +63%6 Last Qtr Sales -1%3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%


Extended above 25.69 buy point. No new entry.

CORESITE REALTY CORP (COR) Grp 32 o$57.4210.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 94 ROE 7%REIT THAT OWNS, DEVELOPS AND OPERATES DATA CENTER FACILITIESIN MAJOR MARKETS ACROSS THE U.S.

+69% Ann. EPS Gro PE 64 Avg. Daily Vol 353,000 Debt 99%Last Qtr Eps +86%5 Last Qtr Sales +23%Eps Due 2/10


Extended 12% past 51.42 entry, late-stage flat base.

Customers Bancorp CUBI 15 B 87 94 +86 28.46 +1.91 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +

Signature Bank SBNY 22 C 96 90 +13 154.70 +3.26 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.5 +

Tristate Capital H TSC 16 B 89 87 +99 13.01 +0.34 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.0 –

Netease Inc Adr NTES 23 B 97 98 –22 182.36 + 9.8 John Hancock Var I A+ 1.5 +

Natus Medical BABY 35 B 91 95 –12 50.48 +1.68 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –

Cantel Medical CMN 42 B 97 96 +31 62.94 –1.85 Alger Small Cap Fo A+ 5.0 +

Fonar Corp FONR 9 B 94 98 –37 17.74 –0.04 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 +

Masimo Corp MASI 25 C 90 93 +9 41.80 +1.36 Blackrock Health S A+ 0.5 +

Becton Dickinson BDX 22 B 85 87 +42 155.91 +4.23 John Hancock Var I A+ 2.8 –

Fair Isaac Corp FICO 22 C 91 89 –2 92.90 +3.29 Alger Small Cap Fo A+ 2.4 +

Jack Henry & Assoc JKHY 29 C 89 90 +60 77.22 –0.18 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.5 +

Pegasystems Inc PEGA 36 A 96 93 –39 27.45 +0.08 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –

Cathay Genl Bancrp CATY 16 B 87 85 +64 31.57 +0.68 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.2 –

C U Bancorp CUNB 23 B 94 93 +13 25.70 +0.58 Emerald Bank&Finan A+ 1.0 +

First Foundation I FFWM 21 B 86 94 +80 24.62 +0.90 Burnham Financial A+ 1.9 N

Heritage Commerce HTBK 23 B 88 90 –38 11.19 +0.80 Burnham Financial A+ 0.2 –

Opus Bank OPB 23 C 99 89 –7 37.27 +0.46 Burnham Financial A+ 0.0 –

Pacific Continenta PCBK 16 B 88 91 –26 15.55 +0.79 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 +

Pacific Prmr Bncp PPBI 17 B 90 93 +5 21.25 –0.24 Emerald Bank&Finan A+ 1.5 +

Triumph Bancorp In TBK 23 B 97 91 –25 16.64 +0.19 Burnham Financial A+ 4.4 +

Trico Bancshares TCBK 16 B 89 90 –29 27.94 +0.97 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 N

Western Alliance B WAL 19 B 88 93 +4 36.13 +0.35 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.2 +

Northrop Grumman NOC 18 B 90 91 +47 188.31 +2.29 Profunds Ultrabull A+ 0.2 –

O'reilly Automot ORLY 29 C 96 89 +36 254.35 +5.42 William Blair Larg A+ 3.3 +

Alaska Air ALK 14 C 98 92 –14 81.13 –1.64 Primecap Odyssey A A+ 1.1 +

Delta Air Lines In DAL 12 C 96 88 +1 51.03 +1.75 Legg Mason Opportu A+ 5.7 +

Hawaiian Holdings HA 15 B 95 98 –28 37.81 +0.18 Primecap Odyssey A A+ 0.4 +

Ryanair RYAAY 14 B 90 91 –6 83.80 +1.99 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.1 +

Agree Realty ADC 16 B 93 87 +31 34.07 +1.14 Shelton S&P Smallc A+ 0.1 +

Coresite Realty Co COR 64 C 98 94 –36 57.42 +1.51 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +

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CUSTOMERS BANCORP INC (CUBI) Grp 21 $28.4624.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 94 ROE 10%HOLDING COMPANY FOR CUSTOMERS BANK OPERATING THROUGH 17BANK OFFICES SERVING FOUR PA, ONE NY AND ONE NJ COUNTIES.

+31% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 151,900 Debt 390%1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/27e

Acc/Dis B-

Stock breaks below 29.79 cup buy point and 10-week line.

NETEASE INC ADR (NTES) Grp 22 o$182.3672.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 98 ROE 23%CHINESE PROVIDER OF AN INTERACTIVE ONLINE GAMING COMMUNI-TY, INTERNET PORTAL AND WIRELESS VALUE-ADDED SERVICES.

+21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. D. Vol 1,206,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +56%5 Last Qtr Sales+107%3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/8

Acc/Dis B+

Near profit-taking zone from 154.98 buy point.

FONAR CORP (FONR) Grp 23 $17.745.9M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 98 ROE 41%DEVELOPS MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING SCANNERS AND OFFERSMANAGEMENT AND DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES TO MEDICAL PROVIDERS.

+22% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. Daily Vol 72,700 Debt 15%Last Qtr Eps +13%6 Last Qtr Sales -2%0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%


Rebounds sharply after triggering round-trip sell signal.

FAIR ISAAC CORP (FICO) Grp 25 o$92.9029.5M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 89 ROE 30%DEVELOPS DECISION-MAKING SOFTWARE FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES,INSURANCE, HEALTHCARE, RETAIL AND GOVERNMENT SECTORS.

+9% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 175,100 Debt 118%Eps Due 1/27R&D 12%

Acc/Dis C

Forming long cup pattern with 97.66 buy point.

CATHAY GENERAL BANCORP (CATY) Grp 26 o$31.5773.7M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 85 ROE 9%HOLDING COMPANY FOR CATHAY BANK OPERATING VIA 33 BRANCHESIN CA AND 23 BRANCHES IN NY, MA, TX, WA, IL, NJ AND CHINA.


Acc/Dis B-

Fell nearly 7% below 32.69 cup-with-handle entry.

HERITAGE COMMERCE CORP (HTBK) Grp 26 $11.1922.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 90 ROE 8%HOLDING CO FOR HERITAGE BANK OF COMMERCE OPERATING OFFICESIN SANTA CLARA, ALAMEDA, CONTRA COSTA/SAN BENITO, CA.

+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. Daily Vol 80,200 Debt 0%0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/23e

Acc/Dis B

Volatile small cap consolidating after failed breakout.

PACIFIC PREMIER BANCORP (PPBI) Grp 26 o$21.2520.4M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 93 ROE 10%HOLDING COMPANY FOR PACIFIC PREMIER BANK OPERATING VIA 16OFFICES IN LOS ANGELES, ORANGE AND 3 OTHER CA COUNTIES.


Acc/Dis B

Thin stock below 10-week line after bouncing 3 times.

WESTERN ALLIANCE BANCORP (WAL) Grp 26 o$36.1389.0M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 93 ROE 16%HOLDING COMPANY FOR BANK OF NEVADA AND TWO OTHER BANKSOPERATING IN NEVADA, ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA VIA 40 OFFICES.


Acc/Dis B

New flat base forms with 39.21 buy point.

ALASKA AIR GROUP INC (ALK) Grp 30 o$81.13124.9M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 92 ROE 27%PROVIDES AIRLINE PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION VIA ITS ALASKAAIRLINES AND HORIZON AIR SUBSIDIARIES.


Acc/Dis C-

Drops below 82.88 entry from late-stage flat base.

RYANAIR HLDGS PLC ADR (RYAAY) Grp 30 $83.80258.4M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 91 ROE 16%IRISH PASSENGER AIRLINE MAKING SCHEDULED SHORT-HAUL, POINT-TO-POINT FLIGHTS THROUGHOUT EUROPE AND MOROCCO.


Acc/Dis B+

New flat base has 85.66 buy point. Late stage






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MID AMERICA APT CMMNTYS (MAA) Grp 32 o$90.3573.1M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 91 ROE 5%REIT THAT ACQUIRES, OWNS AND OPERATES 268 APARTMENT COMMU-NITIES WITH 82,316 UNITS IN THE SOUTHEAST REGIONS IN U.S.


Acc/Dis B

Extended 9% past 82.67 cup-with-handle buy point.

SOVRAN SELF STORAGE INC (SSS) Grp 32 o$105.4635.1M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 91 ROE 10%REIT THAT ACQUIRES, OWNS AND MANAGES SELF-STORAGE PROPER-TIES IN 25 EASTERN AND MIDWESTERN STATES.


Acc/Dis B-

Extended 7% past 98.21 entry from cup base

BLACKHAWK NETWORK INC (HAWK) Grp 36 o$46.9553.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 94 ROE 38%OPERATES A PAYMENT NETWORK IN THE U.S. AND 21 OTHER COUN-TRIES TO OFFER GIFT CARDS AND OTHER PREPAID PRODUCTS

+43% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 553,300 Debt 129%Last Qtr Eps +52%59 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis B

2% past 45.88 cup with handle entry as breakout loses steam.

TORO CO (TTC) Grp 37 o$77.3051.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 89 ROE 45%MANUFACTURES TURF MAINTENANCE/LANDSCAPING EQUIPMENT, IRRI-GATION SYSTEMS AND RESIDENTIAL YARD PRODUCTS


Acc/Dis C

4% above October 74.22 flat base.

INTEGRATED DEVICE TECH (IDTI) Grp 40 o$26.98143.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 96 ROE 19%MANUFACTURES MEMORY, LOGIC AND TELECOM ICS FOR CONSUMER,COMPUTING AND COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE MARKETS.



Nearing 1st test of 10-week line after breakout over 24.63.

ICON PLC (ICLR) Grp 41 o$75.4154.4M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 86 ROE 19%PROVIDER OF CONTRACT CLINICAL RESEARCH SERVICES TO THE PHAR-MACEUTICAL, BIOTECHNOLOGY AND MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRIES

+67% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 506,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +29%6Eps Due2/22

Acc/Dis B+

Forming cup-type base with 84.24 buy point.

FISERV INC (FISV) Grp 43 o$92.91224.0M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 89 ROE 25%PROVIDES INTEGRATED INFORMATION AND ELECTRONIC COMMERCESYSTEMS AND SERVICES TO ABOUT 14,500 CLIENTS WORLDWIDE


Acc/Dis B-

Shares 2.5% past 90.64 entry, but falling below 10-week.

GLOBUS MEDICAL INC CL A (GMED) Grp 45 o$27.1067.8M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 85 ROE 18%DEVELOPS INNOVATIVE FUSION AND DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES THATPROMOTE HEALING IN PATIENTS WITH SPINE DISORDERS.

+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 521,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +17%5

Acc/Dis B

Trying to regain 27.37 buy point of cup with handle.

EXLSERVICE HOLDINGS INC (EXLS) Grp 46 o$46.4430.4M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 97 ROE 16%PROVIDES BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING, RESEARCH AND ANA-LYTICS, AND RISK ADVISORY SERVICES TO FINANCIAL MARKETS.


Acc/Dis B+

19% past 39.15 buy point on rising relative strength.

CHINA BIOLOGIC PRODUCTS (CBPO) Grp 51 o$131.6912.2M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 98 ROE 34%CHINESE DEVELOPER OF PLASMA-BASED PHARMACEUTICALS SUCHAS HUMAN ALBUMIN AND IMMUNOGLOBULIN PRODUCTS.

+27% Ann. EPS Gro PE 38 Avg. Daily Vol 177,900 Debt 19%Last Qtr Eps +16%68 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 3/2R&D 2% Acc/Dis A-

In buy range after clearing 127.10 entry of cup with handle.

EXTRA SPACE STORAGE INC (EXR) Grp 32 o$88.38118.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 96 ROE 10%REIT THAT ACQUIRES, OPERATES, DEVELOPS, REDEVELOPS PROFES-SIONALLY MANAGED SELF-STORAGE FACILITIES IN 35 STATES, D.C.


Acc/Dis B+

Extended 13% past 78.42 cup-with-handle entry.

P S BUSINESS PARKS INC (PSB) Grp 32 o$86.9319.2M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 88 ROE 10%REIT THAT OWNS, ACQUIRES, DEVELOPS AND OPERATES PRIMARILYMULTI-TENANT FLEX, OFFICE AND INDUSTRIAL SPACE IN THE U.S.

+94% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 88,100 Debt 0%

Acc/Dis A

Fades after clearing 88.28 entry in saucer with handle.

EURONET WORLDWIDE INC (EEFT) Grp 36 o$73.1448.6M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 93 ROE 21%PROVIDES ATM, POINT-OF-SALE AND CARD OUTSOURCING SERVICESAS WELL AS EFT SOFTWARE AND PREPAID SERVICES TO RETAILERS


Acc/Dis B

Consolidating below 10-week line as new base forms.

VANTIV INC CL A (VNTV) Grp 36 o$48.54140.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 93 ROE 45%PROVIDES A SUITE OF PAYMENT PROCESSING SERVICES TO RETAIL-ERS, MERCHANTS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ACROSS THE U.S.


Acc/Dis C-

Gain from 41.18 entry hit 30%; OK to take profits.

AVAGO TECHNOLOGIES LTD (AVGO) Grp 40 o$140.48272.6M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 88 ROE 44%SINGAPOREAN DESIGNER OF ANALOG ICS FOR TELECOM, INDUSTRIAL,AUTOMOTIVE AND COMPUTING MARKETS.

+56% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. D. Vol 3,502,100 Debt 168%Last Qtr Eps +26%6R&D 16%


Handle area forms in long consolidation; 149.82 buy point

MONOLITHIC POWER SYSTEMS (MPWR) Grp 40 o$63.2237.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 94 ROE 20%DESIGNS ANALOG & MIXED SIGNAL ICS USED IN DC/DC CONVERTERS,LED DRIVERS, LCD BACKLIGHT INVERTERS & AUDIO AMPLIFIERS.


Acc/Dis A-

First test of 10-week line after breakout over 56.29.

EQUIFAX INC (EFX) Grp 43 o$113.20114.9M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 94 ROE 21%MANAGES CREDIT, FINANCIAL, PUBLIC RECORD, MARKETING AND DE-MOGRAPHIC INFORMATION OF INDIVIDUALS/BUSINESSES


Acc/Dis B-

Extended from 105.96 buy point after October breakout.

EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES CP (EW) Grp 45 o$80.99209.2M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 90 ROE 20%DEVELOPS PRODUCTS TO TREAT ADVANCED CARDIOVASCULAR DISOR-DERS INCLUDING HEART VALVE AND PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE.


Acc/Dis C-

In buy range from 77.47 buy point of cup-like pattern.

LEMAITRE VASCULAR INC (LMAT) Grp 45 $15.9912.3M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 98 ROE 6%DEVELOPS DISPOSABLE & IMPLANTABLE VASCULAR DEVICES TO AD-DRESS THE NEEDS OF VASCULAR SURGEONS & INTERVENTIONALISTS.

+34% Ann. EPS Gro PE 40 Avg. Daily Vol 143,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +120%54 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/23

Acc/Dis A-

Small cap extended nearly 8% from 14.84 entry.

CASCADE MICROTECH INC (CSCD) Grp 49 $16.0810.8M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 85 ROE 11%MANUFACTURES ENGINEERING WAFER PROBE STATIONS, ANALYTICALPROBES AND PRODUCTION PROBE CARDS


Acc/Dis B

Thinly traded small cap just below 16.45 buy point.

Equity Lifesty Prp ELS 44 B 93 93 +28 65.68 +3.47 Columbia Large Gro A+ 1.2 –

Extra Space Storag EXR 47 B 96 96 +11 88.38 +3.11 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.7 +

Mid Amer Apt Comm MAA 21 B 97 91 +15 90.35 +1.93 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.5 +

Public Storage PSA 41 B 93 95 +42 247.56 +5.59 Rydex Dyn S&P 500 A+ 0.2 –

P S Business Parks PSB 17 A 91 88 +28 86.93 +1.24 Goldman Sachs Smal A+ 0.7 +

Sovran Self Storag SSS 34 B 94 91 +33 105.46 +5.46 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.2 +

I T C Holdings Cor ITC 19 B 89 85 +9 37.68 –0.15 Pioneer Select Mid A+ 0.1 +

Euronet Worldwide EEFT 23 B 95 93 +10 73.14 –0.23 Fidelity Select It A+ 0.8 +

Blackhawk Network HAWK 21 B 98 94 –30 46.95 +0.11 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.2 +

Total Sys Svc TSS 22 C 95 96 +6 52.79 –0.95 Blackrock Event Dr A+ 0.9 +

Vantiv Inc Cl A VNTV 23 C 92 93 +69 48.54 –1.99 Fidelity Select It A+ 1.6 –

Toro Co TTC 22 C 94 89 –3 77.30 +1.70 Dreyfus Select Sml A+ 0.1 +

Prestige Brands PBH 25 B 94 92 +42 50.88 –0.17 Fidelity Select He A+ 0.8 –

Avago Technologies AVGO 16 B 96 88 –10 140.48 –3.94 Fidelity Adv Elect A+ 8.1 –

Intgrtd Devices IDTI 22 B 88 96 –12 26.98 –0.38 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.3 +

Inphi Corp IPHI 27 B 91 97 –39 27.77 –0.67 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +

Monolithic Pwr Sys MPWR 35 A 87 94 –33 63.22 –0.16 Alger Small Cap Fo A+ 2.5 N

Icon Plc ICLR 20 B 95 86 +6 75.41 +1.90 Wilshire Small Com A+ 2.9 –

I N C Research Hdg INCR 28 B 99 97 +33 48.44 +4.09 Icon Healthcare S A+ 2.0 –

Equifax EFX 26 B 90 94 +40 113.20 +5.42 Usaa Science & Tec A+ 0.9 +

Fiserv FISV 25 B 91 89 +18 92.91 +1.17 Fidelity Select It A+ 1.8 +

Home Depot HD 25 C 93 91 –1 131.35 +0.91 William Blair Larg A+ 5.8 +

Edwards Lifescienc EW 37 C 96 90 –36 80.99 –78.7 Blackrock Health S A+ 1.1 N

Globus Medical Inc GMED 25 B 86 85 –26 27.10 +0.80 Hartford Health Hl A+ 0.6 –

Icu Medical ICUI 30 B 92 88 –29 110.25 +1.42 Goldman Sachs Smal A+ 0.4 +

Lemaitre Vascular LMAT 40 A 94 98 +7 15.99 +0.35 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 –

Exlservice Holding EXLS 24 B 90 97 –12 46.44 +1.38 Fidelity Select It A+ 2.8 –

Genpact Ltd G 21 B 87 87 +89 24.44 –0.20 Usaa Science & Tec A+ 1.6 +

Cascade Microtech CSCD 20 B 97 85 –31 16.08 –0.23 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 +

China Biologic Pro CBPO 38 A 92 98 +92 131.69 +10.3 Putnam Global Heal A+ 0.3 +

Regeneron Pharmctl REGN 46 B 95 86 –9 551.49 +17.0 Fidelity Adv Biote A+ 7.1 +

Amerco UHAL 16 B 96 93 –6 393.40 +13.7 Pioneer Select Mid A+ 0.5 N

Equinix Inc EQIX 81 B 85 90 +24 293.41 +3.47 Goldman Sachs Conc A+ 4.3 –

Logmein Inc LOGM 46 C 87 90 –21 68.08 +1.13 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –

Bright Horizns Fam BFAM 36 B 97 90 –14 64.76 +0.61 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.2 +

T A L Education Gp XRS 32 A 97 98 –25 48.01 +2.47 Fidelity Select Te A 0.1 N

Flexsteel Inds FLXS 15 B 85 97 –9 45.22 +0.38 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 N

On Assignment ASGN 28 B 90 93 +11 43.86 –0.55 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.2 +

Heidrick & Struggl HSII 30 B 98 94 +28 27.01 –0.64 Goldman Sachs Smal A+ 0.1 +

M/a–Com Tech MTSI 29 B 89 88 +19 38.04 +1.22 Fidelity Select El A+ 0.3 +

Kroger KR 21 B 95 91 –8 41.94 +0.86 Profunds Ultrabull A+ 0.2 +

Dycom Industries DY 26 C 99 98 0 79.29 +2.11 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.2 –

Maxlinear Inc Cl A MXL 20 B 99 98 –25 15.13 –0.56 Fidelity Adv Elect A+ 0.3 N

Smith A O AOS 26 B 97 91 –27 76.51 +0.06 Profunds Ultra Mid A+ 0.4 +

Citrix Systems CTXS 20 B 92 90 +4 77.66 +2.58 Rydex Dyn Ndq 100 A+ 0.3 –

Realpage Inc RP 49 A 96 93 –6 23.21 +0.15 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –

Juniper Ntwks JNPR 16 B 86 92 +47 29.11 +0.49 Profunds Internet A+ 2.7 +

Grupo Aero Pac Ads PAC 19 B 93 96 –17 94.79 +8.07 Cornerstone Adviso C 0.0 +

Motorcar Pts Of Am MPAA 17 B 92 89 –14 35.25 –2.27 Dreyfus Select Sml A+ 0.3 –

Aceto Corp ACET 19 A 98 88 +26 28.15 +2.71 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 –

Marketaxess Hldgs MKTX 44 B 96 95 –27 107.92 +1.27 Primecap Odyssey A A+ 1.7 –

Monarch Casino & R MCRI 20 B 96 93 –17 22.29 –0.01 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 –

Ulta Beauty ULTA 40 B 96 94 –1 185.43 +2.96 Goldman Sachs Flex A+ 0.9 –

Great Western Banc GWB 15 A 88 95 +21 29.95 +0.59 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 N

Imax Corp IMAX 40 B 89 89 +29 39.10 +1.79 0.0

Smith & Wesson Hld SWHC 18 A 97 98 +135 21.57 –1.88 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +

Grupo Fin Galicia GGAL 8 B 92 97 –1 26.02 +1.21 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 +

Dave & Buster's En PLAY 30 C 99 91 +55 40.09 –0.07 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 N

Palo Alto Networks PANW 178 B 99 92 –15 186.57 +1.54 John Hancock Var I A+ 2.7 –

Gibralter Inds ROCK 29 B 95 97 –18 24.20 –0.94 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 +

Walker & Dunlop In WD 11 B 91 97 –3 28.20 –0.55 Profunds Ultra Sma A+ 0.1 N

Universal Display OLED 57 B 91 96 +10 50.96 –1.72 Primecap Odyssey A A+ 0.4 N

Fox Factory Holdin FOXF 19 A 89 92 +3 18.28 +0.19 Fidelity Nasdaq Co A+ 0.0 +

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EQUITY LIFESTYLE PPTYS (ELS) Grp 32 o$65.6875.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 93 ROE 14%REIT THAT ACQUIRES, OWNS AND OPERATES 384 RESORT/RETIRE-MENT PROPERTIES WITH 143,113 RESIDENTIAL SITES IN 32 STATES


Acc/Dis B

Extended 10% past 59.69 buy point from first-stage base.

PUBLIC STORAGE (PSA) Grp 32 o$247.56145.5M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 95 ROE 13%REIT THAT ACQUIRES, OWNS AND OPERATES 2,250 SELF-STORAGEFACILITIES IN 38 U.S. STATES AND 192 IN EUROPE.


Acc/Dis B+

Extended 14% above 218.09 entry on good relative strength.

I T C HOLDINGS CORP (ITC) Grp 34 o$37.68147.3M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 85 ROE 18%ENGAGED IN THE TRANSMISSION OF ELECTRICITY FROM GENERATINGSTATIONS IN MI, IA, MN, IL, MO, OK AND KS

+15% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. D. Vol 2,035,400 Debt 235%


Building big, long cup base with 44.10 buy point.

TOTAL SYSTEM SERVICES (TSS) Grp 36 o$52.79161.9M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 96 ROE 22%PROVIDES ELECTRONIC PAYMENT PROCESSING AND RELATED SERVIC-ES TO FINANCIAL AND NONFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS


Acc/Dis C

Extended above 48.18 buy point, testing 10-week average.

PRESTIGE BRANDS HOLDINGS (PBH) Grp 38 o$50.8852.2M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 92 ROE 16%MARKETS OTC SORE-THROAT DRUGS, LIQUID BANDAGES, WART RE-MOVER, HOUSEHOLD CLEANING PRODUCTS AND OTHER ITEMS.

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 318,400 Debt 253%Last Qtr Eps +20%6 Last Qtr Sales +14%4 Qtrs EPS)15%Eps Due 2/3

Acc/Dis B

Pulls back near 50.81 buy point after sharp reversals.

INPHI CORP (IPHI) Grp 40 o$27.7734.5M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 97 ROE 11%DESIGNS ANALOG MULTIPLEXERS, ENCODERS, AMPLIFIERS AND MEM-ORY BUFFERS FOR SERVERS, ROUTERS AND STORAGE EQUIPMENT.



Consolidating after late-stage breakout; wait for new entry.

I N C RESEARCH HDGS CL A (INCR) Grp 41 o$48.449.6M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 97 ROE 13%PROVIDES PHASE I TO PHASE IV CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICESFOR THE BIOPHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRIES

+243% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. D. Vol 466,800 Debt 106%Last Qtr Eps +152%57 Qtrs EPS ) 15%

Acc/Dis B

Forming cup base with 51.79 entry.

HOME DEPOT INC (HD) Grp 44 o$131.351255M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 91 ROE 57%OPERATES 2,263 HOME DEPOT STORES OFFERING BUILDING MATERI-ALS AND HOME IMPROVEMENT AND LAWN AND GARDEN PRODUCTS


Acc/Dis C+

Extended 6% past 123.90 flat-base buy point.

I C U MEDICAL INC (ICUI) Grp 45 o$110.2512.9M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 88 ROE 8%DEVELOPS DISPOSABLE MEDICAL CONNECTION SYSTEMS FOR USE INVASCULAR THERAPY, ONCOLOGY AND CRITICAL CARE APPLICATIONS.

+3% Ann. EPS Gro PE 30 Avg. Daily Vol 148,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +52%63 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/8R&D 6% Acc/Dis B-

Consolidation around 10-week line; 123.08 entry.

GENPACT LTD (G) Grp 46 o$24.44153.1M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 87 ROE 18%PROVIDES BUSINESS PROCESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SER-VICES AS WELL AS A GLOBAL DELIVERY NETWORK FOR ENTERPRISES.


Acc/Dis B+

Nesting below 10 week line, 1% past 24.14 buy point.





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Biotech pioneer Amgen has longdepended on its flagship drugs forits revenue stream, but the nextfew years could see a changing ofthe guard as new medications over-shadow the old.

Currently, more than half ofAmgen’sAMGN sales come fromdrugs that debuted in the 1990s:the sister drugs Neulasta and Neu-pogen, both ofwhich stimulatepro-duction of white blood cells, andEnbrel, which treats immunologyconditions such as rheumatoid ar-thritis and psoriasis. Amgen’s lega-cy anemia treatment, Epogen, stillprovides 9% of sales after being ap-proved way back in 1989.

However, as some of the earliestand therefore simplest biologicdrugs, they’vealso been thefirst tar-gets for rivals waiting to sell whatare known as biosimilars once pat-ents lapse on Amgen’s products. Bi-osimilars aren’t quite like genericdrugs, which are identical copies ofthe originals, but they are similarenough to be used interchangeablyby at least some physicians.

Biosimilars of Neupogen havebeen sold for a few years in Europe,and this year Novartis’NVS version,Zarxio, entered the American mar-ket. It has put more weight on thegrowth of Amgen’s launches.

Repatha’s LaunchProbably the most anticipated

Amgen launch this year was for Re-patha, a treatment for high choles-terol approved in Europe in Julyand in the U.S. in August.

Repatha is one of a new class ofcholesterol medications calledPCSK9 inhibitors, also being devel-oped by several other drugmakers.In fact, Regeneron Pharmaceuti-calsREGN and its partner SanofiSNY

launched their own PCSK9 inhibi-tor, Praluent, just a month earlierthan Repatha in the U.S.

Since the clinical trials indicatesimilar effectiveness for bothdrugs, the two have been duking it

out for payer deals. Last monthAmgen was put on the preferredformulary of CVS HealthCVS, whileRegeneron and Sanofi did the samewith UnitedHealthUNH.

Analysts agree, however, that thecrucial test for Repatha will comenext year. That’s when Amgen re-ports on the first results from itstrial measuring Repatha’s effectson cardiovascular outcomes — thatis, whether it actually reduces car-diovascular events like heart at-tack and stroke. Praluent’s corre-sponding tests come shortly after.

Though the FDA approved bothRepatha and Praluent based on

their ability to lower LDL or “bad”cholesterol, that ability doesn’tmean that they automatically im-prove heart health.

Better Than Expected?In a Dec. 14 note upgrading

Amgen to overweight, MorganStanley analyst Matthew Harrisonestimated that outcomes datacouldadd 20%in annual sales of Re-patha, even if Praluent (as is likely)gets the same result. But his up-grade was driven by a survey of car-diologists that found it could do bet-ter than expected even before that.

“While we will be the first to ac-

knowledge that survey data tendsto skew toward high uptake, thecardiologists and PCPs (primarycare physicians) we surveyed be-lieve PCSK9 inhibitors can obtain30% to 40% share of patients . . .prior to outcomes data,” Harrisonwrote. “This is well above whatboth we and the consensus model(see), and even if the penetrationwas cut in half, it would still beabove consensus.”

Seeing The UpsideAnalysts call for peak annual Re-

patha sales of $4 billion to $5 bil-lion, but Harrisonisn’t the onlyana-lyst who sees upside to that num-ber. RBC Capital Markets analystMichael Yee recently wrote hethinks sales could be twice that.

However, the peak isn’t expecteduntil 2020, and the need to negoti-ate with payers is keeping thelaunch fairly slow in the near term.

Amgen has a few other cards toplay, though, starting with blood-cancer drug Kyprolis.

Amgen came by Kyprolis when itacquired Onyx Pharmaceuticals in2013 for $10.4 billion. Many inves-tors at the time balked at the pricetag, but Amgen has been workingto justify it by doing more researchto expand the drug’s label.

When the FDA first approvedKyprolis for multiple myeloma in2012, it cleared the drug only for ad-vanced cases — those who’d had atleast two prior treatments — andonly in combination with anotherdrug called Velcade. Also, Amgencouldn’t put any survival benefit onKyprolis’ label, as the clinical trialshadn’t proven the benefit.

Amgen won approval for some-whatless advanced multiplemyelo-ma this summer, and it producedstudies demonstrating a survivalbenefit, as well as Kyprolis’ effec-tiveness without Velcade. In themost recently reported third quar-ter, Kyprolis sales jumped 46%from a year ago to $137 million.

Overall, Amgen’s earnings rose18% to $2.72 a share for the quar-ter, beating analyst estimates by 34cents. Sales increased 14% to $5.72billion, also ahead of Street views.

Unusual EventsIt was the best sales growth in

some years, but Amgen acknowl-edged that some of it was due toone-time events, such as one cus-tomer’s abnormally large purchaseof Enbrel. Amgen’s guidance wasmore modest; analysts overall areexpecting a slowdown, with earn-ings up 5% in the current quarterand up 6% next year.

The Street expects earningsgrowth to jump to 16% the yearafter that, but the longer-term out-look depends on the success ofdrugs currently in the pipeline.

Analyst Harrison pegs June 2016as the likely report date for the re-sults of a late-stage study of ro-mosozumab, a medicine Amgen isdeveloping for osteoporosis. If itsucceeds, the drug could eventual-ly reach blockbuster status, withmore than $1 billion a year in sales.

But in the nearer term, Amgendoesn’t have many levers left tokeep growth pumping, says WellsFargo analyst Jim Birchenough.

“With a highly leveraged balancesheet and commitment to its divi-dend policy,we view Amgen’s busi-ness development opportunities asmuch more limited than peers’,”Birchenough wrote in a Dec. 3 re-port, initiating coverage at neutral.

“While Amgen has been able tobeat consensus estimates for thepast five years, with share repur-chases and aggressive cost cutting,we believe that further cost cutswould be difficult to achieve andthat focus will increasingly be ontop-line performance,” Birchen-ough said.

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Match Group Inc MTCH/NDQ 11/19 14.0 12.0 –14.3 14.3 19.0 Internet–Content J P Morgan

Axsome Therapeutics Inc AXSM/NDQ 11/19 13.0 9.0 –30.8 8.5 –5.6 Medical–Biomed/Biotech Ladenburg Thalmann

Mimecast Limited MIME/NDQ 11/19 12.0 10.0 –16.7 10.0 0.0 Computer Sftwr–Security Goldman Sachs & Co

Instructure Inc INST/NSE 11/13 18.0 16.0 –11.1 20.7 29.4 Compter Sftwr–Edu/MediaMorgan Stanley

Cerecor Inc CERC/NDQ 11/13 7.0 6.5 –7.1 3.1 –51.7 Medical–Biomed/Biotech Maxim Group Llc

Xtera Communications Inc XCOM/NDQ 11/12 11.0 5.0 –54.5 4.6 –8.0 Internet–Network Sltns Needham & Co Inc

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W A V E Life Sciences WVE/NDQ 11/11 17.0 16.0 –5.9 16.1 0.3 Medical–Biomed/Biotech Jefferies & Co

Equity Bancshares Cl A EQBK/NDQ 11/11 24.0 22.5 –6.3 23.8 5.8 Banks–Midwest Keefe Bruyette Woods

Advanced Acce Applic Ads AAAP/NDQ 11/11 17.0 16.0 –5.9 29.5 84.3 Medical–Products Citigroup

Fuling Global Inc FORK/NDQ 11/ 4 7.0 5.0 –28.6 3.1 –38.0 Hsehold–Appliancs/WaresBurnham Securities

Myokardia Inc MYOK/NDQ 10/29 17.0 10.0 –41.2 12.6 26.1 Medical–Biomed/Biotech Credit Suisse

Adesto Technologies Corp IOTS/NDQ 10/27 5.0 5.0 0.0 7.8 56.8 Elec–Semiconductor Mfg Needham & Co Inc

Multi Packaging Sol Intl MPSX/NSE 10/22 17.0 13.0 –23.5 18.0 38.8 Containers/Packaging Bofa Merrill Lynch

Dimension Therapeutics DMTX/NDQ 10/22 16.0 13.0 –18.8 12.6 –3.5 Medical–Biomed/Biotech Goldman Sachs & Co

American Farmland Co AFCO/NSE 10/20 10.5 8.0 –23.8 7.1 –11.4 Finance–Property Reit Deutsche Bank Sec

C P I Card Group Inc PMTS/NDQ 10/ 9 13.0 10.0 –23.1 9.9 –0.6 Finance–Crdtcard/Pmtpr B M O Capital Mar-kets

Cytomx Therapeutics Inc CTMX/NDQ 10/ 8 16.0 12.0 –25.0 20.7 72.4 Medical–Biomed/Biotech Bofa Merrill Lynch

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Aclaris Therapeutics Inc ACRS/NDQ 10/ 7 16.0 11.0 –31.3 28.9 162.9 Medical–Generic Drugs Jefferies & Co

Novocure Limited NVCR/NDQ 10/ 2 29.0 22.0 –24.1 27.5 25.0 Medical–Products J P Morgan

Edge Therapeutics Inc EDGE/NDQ 10/ 1 16.0 11.0 –31.3 12.6 14.2 Medical–Biomed/Biotech Leerink Partners

Performance Food Group PFGC/NSE 10/ 1 25.0 19.0 –24.0 25.1 32.1 Wholesale–Food Credit Suisse

Mirna Therapeutics Inc MIRN/NDQ 10/ 1 15.0 7.0 –53.3 9.4 34.7 Medical–Biomed/Biotech Citigroup

Surgery Partners Inc SGRY/NDQ 10/ 1 26.0 19.0 –26.9 20.7 9.0 Medical–Hospitals Bofa Merrill Lynch

Penumbra Inc PEN/NSE 9/18 28.0 30.0 7.1 55.0 83.2 Medical–Products J P Morgan

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Regenxbio Inc RGNX/NDQ 9/17 19.0 22.0 15.8 18.6 –15.4 Medical–Biomed/Biotech Morgan Stanley

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China. China–based operator of an online consumer finance marketplace connecting borrowers and investors.

Gensight Biologics Ads GNST/NDQ 5,348 13.0– 15.0 284.4 Medical–Biomed/Biotech n.a./ 44 Leerink Partners.

France. France–based developer of gene therapies for the treatment of severe retinal diseases.

Boxlight Corp Cl A BOXL/NDQ 1,278 8.0– 10.0 40.9 Consumer Prod–Electronic n.a./ 24 Aegis Capital Corp.

Lawrenceville, GA. Develops interactive visual imaging technology for schools, universities, businesses and government agencies.

Sole Elite Group Limited SOLE/NDQ 3,000 10.0– 12.0 216.0 Apparel–Shoes & Rel Mfg 8/ 17 Dawson James Sec Inc.

China. China–based company engaged in designing, producing and selling shoe soles to sports shoes manufacturers.

International Mkt Center IMC/NSE 13,225 12.0– 14.0 718.6 Finance–Property Reit n.a./ 48 Barclays Capital.

Las Vegas, NV. REIT that owns and operates business–to–business showroom space for the home furniture, decor and gift industries.

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Amgenwww.amgen.com

Ticker AMGNShare price Near 16212-month sales $21.5 bil5-year profit growth rate 15%

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How Student Debt Hinders HomebuyingIt’s About More Than Money

Most recent college gradshave enough income, sowhat’s holding them back?

B Y M A R I L Y N M U C H


As the share of first-time homebuy-ers continues to plummet, one ofthe obstacles many consumers faceas they consider moving off thesidelines into the market is mount-ing student loan debt.

Student loan debt has swelledover the past few years as consum-ers have prioritized paying offother forms of debt, like credit cardbalances.

Wage growth has been weak,which has made it tougher to paydown student loans, while homeprices have been rising.

The psychological effect of hav-ing a large debt burden also comesinto play when considering buyinga home and may well cause a delayin the purchase.

The Fed’s key interest rate in-crease on Wednesday could alsohave an impact on a homebuyer’sability to qualify for a mortgage.

Overall, the share of first-timehomebuyers declined to 32% in the12 months ending in June from33%,the lowestshare since1987, ac-cording to a survey released lastmonth by the National Associationof Realtors. Historically, the long-term average shows that nearly40% of primary purchases arefrom first-time homebuyers.

Twenty-five percent of first-timebuyers said saving for a down pay-ment was the “most difficult task”in buying a home. Of those, 58%said student loans delayed savingfor a home or a down payment.

“Our most recent data on first-time homebuyers is the lowest innearly 30 years,” Lawrence Yun,NAR chief economist, told IBD.“Why is that? Student loan debthas doubled in the past five years inthe aggregate.”

The survey found that the medi-an student loan debt for all buyersis $25,000.

Yunsays that the first-time home-buyers surveyed indicated that stu-dent loan debt held them back inthe timing of their purchase bythree years. If there had been nostudent debt, he adds, they likelywould have purchased the homethree years earlier.

Overall, the decline in first-timehomebuyers has been more dra-matic among people under 35, Yunadds.

“Another testament that theyounger millennials are ham-strung because of the student debtloans they are carrying is, anecdot-ally, we are hearing younger peo-ple with large student debt want topay it off before taking on anotherlarge debt like a mortgage,” he said.

“So there is a psychological impactas well. Clearly student loan debt isa significant reason holding backthe younger millennials, whowould be first-time buyers.”

Student Loan Debt TriplesA second factor holding them

back is tight underwriting stan-dards, which generally hurt young-er people, he says. And becausethere’s a shortage of new homesunder construction, it’s pushed uphome prices, making it more diffi-cult to convert to homeownership,especially for renters who have nohome equity, Yun says.

“Student loan debt has some sortof downward pressure on home-ownership rates for young renterhouseholds age 20-39, a primehomebuying group,” Irene Lew, re-search assistant at the Joint Centerfor Housing Studies at HarvardUniversity, told IBD.

Lew says that on a macro level,outstanding student loan balanceshave increased substantially. Be-tween 2004 and 2014, she says, ag-gregate outstanding student loandebt has more than tripled in real

value. “This has happened ashouseholds have gotten rid ofother kinds of consumer debt, suchas credit card debt, while studentloan debt has risen steadily.

“Student loans (are) the biggestsource of nonhousing related con-sumer loan debt held by Ameri-cans.”

In a November research paper,Lew noted that following the GreatRecession, the share of young rent-er households, age 20 to 39, withhigh student loan burdens — orthose allocating more than 14% oftheir monthly income toward stu-dent loan payments — nearly qua-drupled from 5% in 2007 to 19% in2013.

‘More Highly Burdened’“Payment burdens are going up

because median incomes havebeen going down in this age groupin the wake of the recession, evenas monthly payments have in-creased,” Lew told IBD.

A “contributing factor” to low ho-meownership rates among youngrenter households, she adds, is“they’re more highly burdened” bystudent loan payments.

“Student loan debt may also delaythe accumulation of savings for adown payment on a home, as cashsavings and assets are generallylower among young renters withstudent loans compared to thosewithout them,” Lew noted in herpaper.

Daren Blomquist, vice presidentat RealtyTrac, says student loandata are available only on a statelevel. In a 2014 survey on housingaffordability for recent collegegrads, RealtyTrac examined the

minimum amount of income need-ed to purchase a median-pricedhome, with and without studentloans, in 494 counties.

It got an average of how much ad-ditional income the grads wouldneed to buy a home, if they had stu-dent loan debt. In 475 counties, or96% of the total, recent graduatesmaking the median income andhaving the average student loandebt for the state could afford tobuya median-priced home, the sur-vey found.

There were only seven countieswhere having student loan debt“would make or break if you couldafford to buy a house,” Blomquistsaid.

“Student loandebtdoes haveasig-nificant impact on buying a homebecause you have to make one-third more in income to afford tobuy the home with a student loanthan without a student loan,” Blom-quist said.

‘A Psychological Component’The survey found that the addi-

tional amount of money needed tobuy a home — with a student loanvs. without one — was about$9,000 across the country, he says.

That means that if you have a stu-dent loan, you need to make about$9,000 more to afford the samehome for people making the medi-an income, he says.

“There’s a psychological compo-nent to this as well for many first-time homebuyers,” he adds. “Evenif on paper they can afford to buy ahome with student loan debt, theymay not want to take on anothercouple hundred thousand dollarsin debt if they’re still paying off astudent loan.”

Blomquist says the student loandebt problem is getting worse be-cause home prices continue to rise,making homes less affordable.

“The saving grace of this housingmarket is rock-bottom interestrates,” he said prior to the Fed rais-ing its key interest rate by 25 basispoints on Wednesday.

Yun says a 25-basis point in-crease has “very minimal impact”on student loan debt.

He says most student loans havefixed rates, and for borrowers withadjustable rates from private lend-ers, the amount they pay eachmonth in interest will “perhapsslightly increase.”

INSIDE REAL ESTATENew StreetcarProjects OnWrong TrackRevitalization Plans Go Awry

BY BLOOMBERG NEWS

A mansion outside Paris hasfetched a world record price ofmore than 275 million euros ($301million), two people with knowl-edge of the matter said.

Chateau Louis XIV was sold to aMiddle Eastern buyer, the peoplesaid, asking not to be identified be-cause the sale is private. Christie’sInternational Real Estate was in-volved in brokering the deal, one ofthe people said. Cogemad, whichdeveloped the building, andChristie’s declined to comment.

The villa is in a 56-acre park be-tween Versailles and Marly-le-Roiandtookthreeyearstoconstruct,ac-cording to Cogemad’s website. The

house includes an aquarium, cine-ma and a wine cellar, while outsidethere’s a fountain covered in goldleaf. The website further describedthe property as having “an infinitearrayof flowers,marblestatues,bri-dlepaths and a hedgedlabyrinth.”

The previous confirmed recordprice for a home was set when apenthouse in London sold forabout $221 million in 2011,Christie’sInternational said in Sep-tember. Russian billionaireMikhail Prokhorov lost a 10%down payment on a 390 million-euro villa in southern France afterhe failed to complete the purchase,a court ruled in 2010.

Cogemad was founded by EmadKhashoggi and has developedhomes in France and Russia, ac-cording to the company’s website.

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BY BLOOMBERG NEWS

The down-and-out men wait forthe streetcars on Atlanta’s Edge-wood Avenue, especially when theweather is bad. The two-car trains,installed at a cost of $98 million torevive downtown, have become ade facto rolling homeless shelter.

The 2.7 mile Atlanta loop, whichturns one this month, is amongmore than a dozen such projectsrolled out in American cities since2009, with four in the past year.They are the product of cities’ de-sire for hipper downtowns and a re-surgent U.S. streetcar industry, andare paid for with $1.2 billion fromPresident Barack Obama’s econom-ic stimulus program, other federalsourcesandstate andlocaldollars.

While streetcars in Portland, Ore.,and Seattle have succeeded — mea-sured by high ridership and nearbyinvestment—othershavecostover-runs, construction delays, trafficsnarls and accidents as drivers ad-just to the machines gliding downthe middle of roads. Seen as starterlegs of more expansive systems, thenascent lines fuel criticism that themoney should have been spent onexistingpublic transit.

“You now have a big hulkingtransportation technology in theroad that can only move backwardand forward, can’t get around ob-stacles and is slower than busroutes streetcars often replace,”said Marc Scribner, a fellow at thefree-market Competitive Enter-prise Institute in Washington.

The Portland streetcar had be-comethe nation’s model and a Port-land-area company, Oregon IronWorks, was forming a subsidiaryspecifically to build them. Officialssuch as U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauerof Portland and Charlie Hales, nowmayor of the city, argued that bene-fits such as “livability” weren’t cap-tured by the cost-benefit measuresthe George W. Bush administra-tion used to determine spending.

LaHood’s PortlandiaWith the nation in the grips of re-

cession and stimulus money seek-ing an outlet, former Transporta-tion Secretary Ray LaHood broad-ened the criteria after meetingwith Blumenauer shortly after tak-ing office in January 2009.

“Itallowedtheinnovatorsandcre-ators, namely the mayors, to do in-novative approaches to transporta-tion,” LaHood said in an interviewlast week. As projects moved for-ward, they attracted strong opposi-tionfrom tea party groups, and gen-erated a spate of embarrassments.

In Washington, a $200 millionproject is nine years late. In Detroit,even the unveiling of the streetcar’sname was delayed. In Charlotte,N.C.,arunawaystreetcarhitaChev-rolet days after its debut. Tampa’ssystem ran so short of cash that itdoesn’toperate until almostnoon.

Safety ScoldingAtlanta’s four streetcars began

runningalmost a year late, connect-ing two tourist areas severed by ahighway years ago.

It’sbeenbesetbytroubles.Mainte-nance problems forced the city tocut its power during a July rushhour. All four trains were vandal-ized one night. The system rackedup11accidentsbyJulyandgotasafe-ty scolding from the Federal TransitAdministration. It lost key manag-ersandhassufferedhigh turnover.

“There has been a very steeplearning curve,” said Wilma Soth-ern, marketing director for CentralAtlanta Progress, a business groupbacking the streetcar.

She and other boosters point to$671millionininvestmentalongtheroute as proof that it can succeed.However, several projects wouldhave happened regardless, like newdormitories at a nearby universityand a mixed-income housing devel-opmentunder waysince 2004.

The streetcar needs time to ma-ture, Mayor Kasim Reed said in aNovember interview.

“(It)wasnevermeanttobeastand-alone line,” he said. “Once we haveit running smoothly, and have theright checks and balances with ourfederal partners, I think the storyaroundthe streetcar will turn.”

Student loan debt’s impact on homebuying may only worsen as housing prices and mortgage rates rise.

The Fall Of The First-Time BuyerAfter a spike resulting from a tax credit offered to first-timehomebuyers in 2008-2010, their number in the U.S. has yet toreach the historical norm of 40%

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Amer Cent Inv$ 157 bil 800–345–2021

+ 8 AllCapGrw 0 32.56n +.47

+ 8 AmerCenR6Cl – 1 38.69n +.58+ 3 AmerCInv – 3 16.58n +.08+ 1 EquityInc – 1 8.07n +.10+ 6 Growth 0 30.61n +.44– 1 MidCpVal – 3 14.75n +.16+ 9 Select 0 61.58n +.83– 4 Small Co – 3 12.63n +.17+ 8 Ultra – 1 37.55n +.57

Amer Cent R$ 73.6 bil 800–345–2021

+ 1 EqInc 0 8.09n +.100 EquityInc – 1 8.03n +.09

+ 6 Growth 0 29.34n +.42–10 MidCpVal –11 14.67n +.16

American Funds A$ 1165 bil 800–421–4120

+ 2 AMCAP – 1 27.61 +.31+ 3 Balanced 0 25.00 +.20

0 BdFdAm 0 12.59 –.02– 3 CapIncBldr – 1 56.60 +.63– 1 CapWld G&I – 2 44.72 +.61– 4 CapWrldBd 0 18.91 –.02

0 EuroPac Gr – 2 47.04 +.62+ 5 FndmntlInv 0 53.46 +.70– 3 Glb Bal – 1 28.96 +.22+ 6 GrFdAmer – 1 45.43 +.55– 8 High Income – 3 9.37 +.02+ 1 Interm Bond 0 13.45 –.02– 8 IntlGr&Inc – 3 28.51 +.39

0 Inv Co Am – 2 36.24 +.48– 2 Mutual – 1 35.94 +.45+ 6 New Pers – 1 38.61 +.56– 6 New World – 2 50.40 +.60+ 5 NewEcon – 1 38.45 +.54+ 2 Sm Cp Wrld – 1 46.38 +.56+ 3 TaxExBdAm + 1 13.05 –.01– 1 TheInFdAm 0 20.88 +.20+ 1 US Gov Sec 0 14.05 –.02+ 1 Wash Mutl 0 40.88 +.48

American Funds B$ 1128 bil 800–421–4120

+ 1 AMCAP – 1 25.34n +.29+ 2 Balanced 0 24.93n +.20– 1 BdFdAm 0 12.59n –.02– 3 CapIncBldr – 1 56.71n +.64– 5 CapWrldBd 0 18.73n –.02– 2 CpWrldG&I – 2 44.49n +.60– 1 EuroPac Gr – 2 46.78n +.62+ 4 FndmntlInv – 1 53.29n +.69+ 6 GrFdAmer – 1 43.18n +.52– 8 Hi Inc Tr – 4 9.37n +.02

0 Interm Bond 0 13.45n –.02– 1 Inv Co Am – 2 36.09n +.47– 2 Mutual – 1 35.65n +.44+ 4 New Econ – 1 35.94n +.50+ 6 New Pers – 1 37.92n +.54– 6 New World – 2 49.55n +.59+ 2 SmCpWrld – 2 42.47n +.50+ 2 TaxExBdAm + 1 13.05n –.01– 2 TheInFdAm – 1 20.73n +.20+ 1 US Gov Sec 0 14.04n –.02+ 1 Wash Mut 0 40.63n +.48

Amerindo Funds$ 89.3 bil 888–832–4386

– 1 CpWrldGI R5 – 2 44.74n +.60AQR Funds$ 29.4 bil 866–290–2688

– 2 AQRfundI – 1 20.13n +.32+ 2 MgdFutStrI – 1 10.82n +.02+ 2 MgdFutStrN – 1 10.71n +.03+ 4 MomentumI 0 21.55n +.33

Ariel Mutual Fds$ 4.1 bil 800–292–7435

– 6 ApprecInv – 4 45.88n +.40– 5 Inv – 3 60.48n +.67

Artisan Funds$ 89.5 bil 800–344–1770

– 3 IntlInst – 1 28.96n +.38– 3 IntlInv – 1 28.79n +.38– 1 IntlValInv – 1 32.07n +.37– 1 IntlValInvInst – 1 32.17n +.37–10 MidCapInst –14 43.08n +.41+ 1 MidCapInv – 2 40.42n +.39

— B —Baird Funds$ 21.1 bil 800–792–2473

0 CorPlsBdIns – 1 10.88n –.01Baron Instl$ 19.1 bil 800–992–2766

0 Asset – 1 58.93n +.61– 4 Growth – 1 64.68n +.90– 2 Partners + 3 36.41n +.65

Baron Funds$ 17.4 bil 800–992–2766

– 1 Asset – 1 57.52n +.60– 5 Growth – 1 63.58n +.88– 2 Partners + 3 35.89n +.65

BlackRock A$ 62.5 bil 800–441–7762

+ 8 CapApp b 0 23.30 +.37–14 Equity Div –15 21.25 –3.33– 2 Glob Alloc p – 2 19.24 +.00+11 HealthSciOp b + 1 48.44 +.77– 1 Lg Grwth – 4 13.37 +.21+ 5 Mid Gr – 2 14.95 +.14– 1 USOpport – 1 32.87 +.31

BlackRock B$ 17.6 bil 800–441–7762

+10 HealthSciOp b + 1 44.81n +.71– 2 USOpportun m – 127.00n +.25

BlackRock BlRk$ 5.8 bil 800–441–7762

+ 9 CapApp b 0 24.84n +.40BlackRock C$ 46.2 bil 800–441–7762

– 3 Glob Alloc p – 2 17.62n +.00+10 HealthSciOp b + 1 43.67n +.69+ 7 MidGrC 0 12.05n +.11– 2 USOpportun – 1 27.01n +.26

BlackRock III$ 46.9 bil 800–441–7762

– 2 Lfpth2020A – 1 14.04 +.09+ 2 S&P500StK – 1 247.87n+3.54

BlackRock Instl$ 79.5 bil 800–441–7762

+ 9 CapAppInst b 0 24.76n +.40–13 Equity Div –15 21.29n–3.35

– 2 Glob Alloc p – 2 19.36n +.00+11 HealthSciOp b + 1 50.42n +.80– 4 HiYld Bd – 3 7.19n +.02– 1 Lg Grwth – 4 14.01n +.22– 1 Lrg Core – 3 18.22n +.27+12 Sci&TechOp + 1 17.14n +.23– 9 US Opportun – 8 35.97n +.34

BlackRock R$ 10.5 bil 800–441–7762

+ 8 CapAppR b – 1 20.06n +.32BlackRock Svc$ 4.0 bil 800–441–7762

– 1 USOpport – 1 33.96n +.32Blackrock Funds$ 28.9 bil 800–441–7762

0 StratIncOpptyIns – 19.88n+.01

BNY Mellon$ 2.1 bil 212–495–1784

+ 1 IncStkM – 1 8.11n +.12Bridgeway Funds$ 1.4 bil 800–661–3550

–10 Aggrsv Inv 1 – 3 53.55n +.00Brown Advisory$ 8.3 bil 410–537–5483

– 1 FlexEqtInst – 1 15.83n +.21+ 8 SmlGrInv 0 17.88n +.23

Brown Captl Mgmt$ 2.6 bil 877–892–4226

+11 SmallCo + 1 72.63n+1.10

Buffalo Funds$ 4.9 bil 800–492–8332

+ 6 DISCovery 0 21.25n +.31+ 4 Growth 0 34.59n +.48

Burnham Funds$ 1.0 bil 800–462–2392

+17 FinlIndA 0 17.05 +.15+21 FinlSvcsA 0 32.38 +.32

— C —Calvert Group$ 11.4 bil 800–368–2745

+ 8 CrRspIdxA + 4 18.06 +.26Century Funds$ 821 mil 800–321–1928

+ 9 ShrsTr Inst + 1 21.31n +.33CG Cap Mkt Fds$ 5.8 bil

+ 5 LgCapGr + 1 16.66n +.26– 3 SmCapGr – 2 17.69n +.32

CGM Funds$ 2.7 bil 800–345–4048

– 2 Focus – 1 40.00n ..– 2 Mutual – 1 29.84n +.50

Clipper Fund$ 1.1 bil 800–432–2504

+ 6 Clipper – 3 104.89n+1.37– 4 † ClrBrdgValueTrFI 072.82n +1.12

Columbia A$ 160 bil 800–345–6611

–15 Acorn –17 17.78 +.22– 3 AcrnIntlSel – 3 21.27 +.20+ 9 ACTIVEgr 0 13.26n +.20– 2 ContraCore – 6 21.17 –.53– 4 Div Inc – 5 17.84 –.49+ 4 LargeCapA 0 16.67 +.27+10 LargeGr + 1 33.72 +.58– 5 Largegrow –12 8.34 –.90+ 1 LrCorQuant – 1 9.76 +.19+ 1 LrgEnCore 0 21.21n +.31+ 3 Marsico21st + 1 21.12 +.39+ 8 Sel Lg Gr 0 16.63 +.26+ 9 SelCom&Inf – 1 54.97 +.44+ 2 SeligGlbTch – 8 29.10 –2.04– 3 SlSmlrCpVl – 4 17.23 +.27– 1 SmCapIndxA – 2 20.37n +.29– 2 SmCpValII – 3 15.20 +.16+12 Technology + 1 20.15 +.25+ 4 Val&Restrc 0 41.01 +.64

Columbia B$ 95.5 bil 800–345–6611

– 2 Acorn – 3 13.83n +.17– 2 COntrar – 6 19.33n –.42– 5 Div Income – 6 17.35n –.47+ 9 LrgCapGrow + 1 29.08n +.50+ 2 Marsico21st + 1 18.97n +.34+ 9 SelCom&Inf – 1 40.82n +.33

0 SeligGlbTch – 9 23.43n–1.89– 4 SlSmlrCpVl – 4 13.47n +.21

Columbia C$ 118 bil 800–345–6611

– 2 Acorn – 3 13.28n +.17– 2 Contrar – 6 19.37n –.42– 5 Div Inc – 6 17.34n –.47+ 7 Largegrow 0 15.46n +.23+ 9 LrgCapGrow + 1 29.11n +.50+ 2 Marsico21st + 1 18.97n +.35+ 8 SelgCom&Inf – 1 40.79n +.33

0 SeligGlbTch – 9 23.42n–1.89– 4 SlSmlrCpVl – 4 13.49n +.21+11 Technology 0 18.44n +.23+ 3 Val&Restrc 0 40.40n +.62

Columbia I,T&G$ 96.2 bil 800–345–6611

– 2 ContraCore – 6 20.98 –.53– 2 Contrar – 6 21.27n –.62– 4 Div Inc T – 5 17.85 –.48– 4 Dividend – 6 17.86n –.51+ 4 Largecap – 1 11.59n +.18+10 Largecap + 1 34.89n +.60+ 8 Largegro 0 17.13n +.26+10 LargeGrT + 1 33.45 +.58– 9 Largevalue – 8 8.79n –.38– 5 LgGrowQntI –12 8.48n –.93+ 1 LrCorQuant – 2 9.81n +.15+ 7 Midcap 0 26.53n +.38

Columbia K$ 6.9 bil 800–345–6611

+ 1 LrCorQuant – 1 9.81n +.17Columbia R$ 144 bil 800–345–6611

– 2 Contrar – 6 21.21n –.47– 2 Contrar – 6 21.61n –.59– 2 Contrar – 6 21.63n –.57– 4 Dividend – 5 18.09n –.50– 4 Dividend – 5 17.85n –.48– 4 Dividend – 5 18.11n –.48+ 3 Largecap 0 40.27n +.58+ 1 Largecore – 2 9.76n +.14+ 8 Largegrow 0 17.40n +.27

0 LGcap – 1 21.19n +.31+ 4 LgCapGrVr4 + 1 18.73n +.32+ 2 Marisco21st + 1 20.71n +.38+ 9 Midcap – 1 52.83n +.42+10 SEligcom – 1 59.11n +.48– 2 SmallCap – 3 15.67n +.17– 1 SmallCapR5 – 2 20.83n +.29+ 3 Val&Restrc 0 40.95n +.63

Columbia W$ 37.9 bil 800–345–6611

– 2 – 6 21.18n –.52+ 8 Lareggrow 0 16.63n +.26+ 1 Largecore – 1 9.82n +.19+10 Largegrow + 1 33.79n +.59– 5 Largegrow –11 8.40n –.89

Columbia Y$ 26.0 bil 800–345–6611

– 2 Contrar – 6 21.61n –.61– 4 Dividend – 5 18.11n –.49+ 2 LrgEnCore 0 21.15n +.31– 2 SmallCapY – 3 15.71n +.17

Columbia Z$ 139 bil 800–345–6611

– 1 AcornZ – 2 19.51n +.25– 3 AcrnIntlSel – 4 21.52n +.19– 2 ContraCore – 6 21.29n –.58– 4 Div Inc Z – 5 17.85n –.50+ 4 LargeCapGrVZ + 1 18.28n +.32+ 1 Largecore – 1 9.80n +.16+10 LargeGr + 1 34.85n +.61– 9 Largevalue – 8 8.79n –.37+ 3 Lg Cap Idx 0 39.76n +.57+ 4 LgCapGrIII 0 17.64n +.29+ 5 LrgCapCore 0 11.58n +.18+ 1 LrgEnCore 0 21.15n +.31+ 3 Marsico21st + 1 21.80n +.40+ 9 SELigcom – 1 58.93n +.48+ 2 SELIgGLobl – 8 29.51n–2.12

+ 8 SelLgGrZ 0 16.97n +.26– 1 SmCapIndxZ – 2 20.45n +.28– 2 SmCpValIIZ – 3 15.38n +.17+12 Technology + 1 20.81n +.25+ 4 Val&Restrc 0 40.96n +.64

— D — E —Davis Funds A$ 15.6 bil 800–279–0279

+ 3 Financial – 1 39.86 +.47+ 4 NYVenture – 1 31.29 +.46+ 6 Opportunity – 1 27.65 +.46

Davis Funds B$ 15.6 bil 800–279–0279

+ 3 NY Venture – 1 28.54n +.43+ 5 Opportunity – 1 21.44n +.36

Davis Funds C&Y$ 29.5 bil 800–279–0279

+ 3 NY Venture C – 2 29.13n +.43+ 5 NY Venture Y – 1 31.84n +.48+ 5 Opportnty C – 1 23.26n +.39

Delaware A$ 23.4 bil 800–523–4640

+ 7 SMIDCapGrow + 1 26.78 +.55+ 6 USGrowth + 2 27.16 +.42

Delaware C$ 5.1 bil 800–523–4640

+ 6 SMIDCapGrow + 1 18.62n +.39Delaware Instl$ 15.9 bil 800–828–5052

+ 6 USGrowth + 2 28.93n +.45+ 1 Value 0 18.08n +.19

Deutsche$ 3.4 bil 800–730–1313

– 1 CoreEquity – 8 23.68n–1.20

Diamond Hill Funds$ 41.4 bil 614–255–3333

+ 1 LrgCapA – 1 22.96 +.34+ 1 LrgCapI – 1 23.13n +.34+ 1 LrgCapY – 1 23.17n +.34+ 2 SmlMidI – 3 18.86n +.13

Dimensional Funds$ 364 bil 310–395–8005

0 1 Yr Fixed Inc 0 10.30n +.000 2Yr Glbl Fxd 0 9.93n +.00

+ 2 5GlbFxdInc 0 11.05n +.00–11 EmgMktSml – 4 17.42n +.00–17 EmMktCorEq – 6 15.51n +.00–20 EmrgMktValI – 6 20.34n +.00+ 4 Intl Small Co – 1 17.45n +.00– 1 IntlSmCpVal – 5 18.31n +.00– 8 IntlValueI – 5 15.88n +.00– 8 IntlValueII – 5 4.57n +.00– 8 IntlValueIII – 5 13.75n +.00– 8 IntlValueIV – 5 12.40n +.00– 8 LWASIntHiBk – 5 7.23n +.00+ 1 STTrGov 0 10.71n +.00– 1 SustUSCorI – 3 16.26n +.00– 3 TAUSCorEq2 – 3 13.74n +.00– 3 TaxMgTgtVal – 4 31.15n +.00– 3 TaxMgUSSm – 4 35.71n +.00

0 TxMgdUSEq – 2 22.08n +.00

– 3 TxMUSMkVl – 4 24.76n +.00– 3 TxMUSMkVlII – 4 23.81n +.00– 2 USCorEq1 – 4 17.28n +.00– 4 USCorEq2 – 4 16.58n +.00– 4 USLgCapVal – 3 32.33n +.00– 3 USLgCapVal3 – 3 23.23n +.00

0 USLgCo – 3 16.03n +.00– 4 USMicroCap – 3 18.57n +.00– 3 USSmallCap – 3 29.95n +.00– 6 USTgtValI – 5 20.73n +.00

Dodge&Cox$ 196 bil 800–621–3979

– 2 Balanced – 1 98.20n +.83– 1 Income – 1 13.39n –.01–11 Intl Stock – 4 37.67n +.65– 3 Stock – 2 172.10n+2.18

DoubleLine Funds$ 116 bil 877–354–6311

+ 2 TotRtrnBndI 0 10.81n –.01+ 2 TotRtrnBndN 0 10.80n –.01

Dreyfus$ 65.6 bil 800–645–6561

+ 3 ActvMidA – 1 57.58 +.65+ 2 ActvMidC – 1 53.86n +.61+ 3 ActvMidI – 1 58.11n +.66+ 3 BasS&P500 0 42.68n +.61+ 3 Growth&Inc – 1 18.98n +.28+ 7 GrowthI 0 14.82n +.23+ 4 LgCapEq I – 1 17.62n +.26– 3 OpporSmCap – 3 29.78n +.00+ 7 ResearchA 0 14.74 +.23– 1 SmCpStkIdx – 2 28.65n +.40– 1 StratValA – 2 34.25 +.42

0 StratValI – 2 34.27n +.42– 2 StrucMid A – 2 28.59 +.34– 2 StrucMid I – 2 29.14n +.34+ 8 Tech Gr A 0 42.96 +.78

DREYFUS M$ 10.8 bil 800–373–9387

– 6 MidMltStrM – 6 14.03n +.17– 2 SmlMultStrM – 2 16.42n +.22

DREYFUS Z$ 2.2 bil 800–373–9387

+ 7 ReseGrwZ 0 15.00n +.23DWS Funds A$ 26.9 bil 800–728–3337

+ 9 CapGrowth 0 70.38 +1.12

– 2 CoreEquity – 8 23.46 –1.19+11 LgCpFocGrw + 1 37.92 +.64

DWS Funds B$ 12.8 bil 800–728–3337

+ 8 CapGrowth 0 62.96n ..DWS Funds Instl$ 2.8 bil 800–728–3337

– 3 Eq500Idx – 6 212.84n–7.07

DWS Funds S$ 26.1 bil 800–728–3337

+10 CapGrowth 0 70.94n+1.14

– 3 Eq500Idx – 6 210.56n–7.10+ 7 HlthCare 0 38.43n +.64

0 InvSP500Idx – 3 25.60n –.03+11 LgCpFocGrw + 1 39.25n +.67

Eagle Funds$ 13.1 bil 800–237–3101

+ 9 CapApprA 0 40.56 +.59+ 8 CapApprC 0 32.54n +.48+ 3 MidCpGrowA – 1 42.93 +.49+ 2 MidCpGrowC – 1 35.35n +.40

Eaton Vance A$ 53.9 bil 800–225–6265

+10 AtlSmidCap – 1 23.90 +.29– 2 Floating Rt – 2 8.69 +.00+ 7 LgCapGrowth – 1 22.57 +.35+ 4 TaxMgGr 1.1 0 40.41 +.56+ 4 TxMgdGr 1.0 0 898.44n+2.36– 2 WW HlthSci – 8 12.00 +.18

Eaton Vance Adv$ 17.8 bil 800–225–6265

– 2 Float Rate – 2 8.40n +.00Eaton Vance B$ 30.5 bil 800–225–6265

– 3 Floating Rt – 2 8.39n +.00

– 3 WWHlthSci – 8 12.39n +.18Eaton Vance C$ 37.9 bil 800–225–6265

– 3 Floating Rt – 2 8.39n +.00– 3 WW HlthSci – 8 12.29n +.18

Eaton Vance Instl$ 41.7 bil 800–225–6265

+10 AtlSmidCap 0 26.03n +.32– 2 Floating Rt – 2 8.40n –.01

— F —Federated A$ 51.6 bil 800–245–5051

+ 4 KaufmanLrg 0 18.73 +.28+ 5 KaufSmlCap – 1 23.79 +.47– 3 MDTMdGrStr + 2 33.85 +.38+ 4 StratValDv + 1 5.65 +.09

Federated B$ 27.5 bil 800–245–5051

+ 6 Kaufmann 0 4.61n +.08+ 5 KaufSmlCap – 1 21.07n +.41

Federated C$ 42.6 bil 800–245–5051

+ 3 KaufmanLrg 0 17.64n +.27+ 6 KaufmnC 0 4.61n +.09+ 5 KaufSmlCapC – 1 21.08n +.42+ 3 StratValDv + 1 5.66n +.09

Federated Funds$ 38.6 bil 800–245–5051

+ 4 KaufmanLrgR 0 18.10n +.28+ 7 KaufmannR 0 5.30n +.10+ 4 KaufSmlCapR – 1 23.86n +.47– 4 MDTStkTrSv – 2 25.36n +.36

Federated Instl$ 46.1 bil 800–341–7400

+ 4 KaufmanLrg 0 19.05n +.29+ 2 MaxCapIdx 0 14.45n +.21– 3 MDTMdGrStr + 2 34.50n +.38– 4 MDTStkTrIs – 2 25.36n +.36+ 4 StratValDv + 1 5.68n +.10

Fidelity Adv A$ 184 bil 877–208–0098

+10 Biotech – 1 25.94 +.66+ 6 ConsDisc r 0 20.43 +.31+ 6 Equity Gr – 1 97.66 +1.79

+ 7 Growth Opp + 1 60.68 +1.43+ 3 IntlDiscov r – 2 39.02 +.45– 3 Inv Gr Bd – 1 7.57 –.01– 5 Large Cap – 5 26.85 +.40– 9 MidCapVal r – 6 22.11 +.28

0 NewInsight – 4 26.54 +.38– 1 Small Cap – 2 26.55 +.22+ 7 Small Grow r 0 18.41 +.25– 3 Sml Cp Val r – 5 16.58 +.20– 3 Strat Inc – 1 11.32 +.01– 2 Total Bond r – 1 10.28 –.01

Fidelity Adv B$ 103 bil 877–208–0098

+ 4 Equity Grow – 1 85.09n+1.56+ 6 Growth Opp + 1 54.70n+1.29+ 3 IntlDiscov r – 1 38.67n +.44– 1 New Insight – 5 23.84n +.33– 3 Strategic Inc – 2 11.36n +.01

Fidelity Adv C$ 169 bil 877–208–0098

+ 5 Equity Grow r – 1 86.72n+1.59

+ 6 Growth Opp r + 1 55.18n+1.31+ 3 IntlDiscov r – 1 38.61n +.44– 3 Inv Gr Bd – 1 7.58n –.01– 1 New Insight – 5 24.06n +.34+ 6 Small Grow r 0 16.91n +.23– 4 Strat Inc – 2 11.29n +.01– 2 Total Bond r – 1 10.28n –.01

Fidelity Adv I$ 208 bil 877–208–0098

+ 6 Advcons r 0 21.93n +.34+11 Biotech – 1 27.26n +.69+ 6 EquityGrow 0 105.03n+1.93– 3 FloatRtHiIn – 2 9.13n +.00+ 7 GrowthOpp + 1 63.88n+1.51+ 6 HealthCare + 1 41.19n +.65+ 3 IntlDiscov r – 2 39.13n +.45– 3 InvGrdBd – 1 7.58n –.01– 5 LargeCap – 5 27.94n +.42

0 NewInsight – 5 27.03n +.380 SmallCap – 2 28.50n +.23

+ 7 SmallGrow r 0 19.05n +.27– 3 SmlVal r – 5 16.85n +.21– 3 StratInc – 1 11.47n +.01– 2 TotalBond – 1 10.26n –.01

Fidelity Adv T$ 159 bil 877–208–0098

+10 Biotech – 1 24.77 +.62+ 5 EquityGr – 1 96.53 +1.77

+ 6 Growth Opp + 1 60.56 +1.43+ 3 IntlDiscov r – 1 38.83 +.45– 3 Inv Grd Bd – 1 7.57 –.01

0 New Insight – 4 25.89 +.36+ 7 Small Grow r 0 17.99 +.25– 1 SmallCap – 2 25.03 +.20– 3 Sml Cp Val r – 5 16.26 +.20– 3 Strategic Inc – 1 11.31 +.00– 2 Total Bond r – 1 10.26 –.01

Fidelity Freedom$ 166 bil 800–544–6666

0 2020 – 1 15.08n +.130 2020 K – 1 14.02n +.130 2025 – 1 12.91n +.130 2025 K – 1 14.63n +.150 2030 – 1 15.82n +.19

+ 1 2030 K – 1 14.92n +.19+ 1 2035 K – 1 15.36n +.21+ 1 2040 K – 1 15.40n +.21

Fidelity Select$ 57.9 bil 800–544–6666

– 7 AirTrnsprt r – 1 69.19n+1.08

+ 3 Banking r – 2 27.07n +.38+ 9 Biotechnlgy r – 4 234.99n+6.46– 8 Brokrge&Inv r – 3 68.81n +.97+ 8 Consmr Disc r 0 35.47n +.60+ 8 Const & Hse r + 1 59.61n+1.10

+ 4 Dfnse&Aero r – 1 118.22n+2.00+ 3 Electronics r + 1 75.80n +.65+ 6 Health Care r + 1 221.98n+3.69+ 4 Insurance r – 1 69.85n +.69+16 IT Services r – 1 41.39n +.48+ 5 Leisure r + 1 136.22n+2.06+ 8 Med Eq & Sys r + 237.71n +.55+ 6 MedclDlvry r 0 85.30n +.57+ 1 Multimedia r – 3 79.85n+1.32

+ 9 Pharm r + 2 22.38n +.38+21 Retailing r + 2 107.15n+1.75+12 Sftwr&Cmp r + 1 126.86n+2.07+ 6 Technology r – 1 119.69n+1.80–16 Transport r – 4 79.83n+1.46

Fidelity Spartan$ 485 bil 800–544–6666

+ 3 500Idx 0 73.41n+1.06

+ 3 500IdxAdv 0 73.41n+1.06

+ 3 500IdxInv 0 73.39n+1.05

– 3 ExtMkt Adv – 2 53.01n +.78– 3 ExtMkt Inv – 2 53.00n +.78– 1 IntlId I – 2 36.87n +.53– 1 IntlIdx Adv – 2 36.86n +.53– 1 IntlIdx Inv – 2 36.84n +.53– 2 Midcap – 1 16.99n +.23– 2 MidCapIdxFidAdv – 117.02n +.23– 2 MidCapIdxI – 1 17.02n +.23+ 2 TotMkt Adv – 1 60.72n +.88+ 2 TotMkt Inv – 1 60.70n +.88+ 2 TotMktIdxF – 1 60.73n +.88– 1 USBdIdx 0 11.50n –.01

Fidelity Spartan Adv$ 181 bil 800–544–6666

– 1 IntlIdFd I – 2 36.87n +.52+ 3 Sprt500IdxI 0 73.41n+1.05

+ 2 TotMkId I – 1 60.71n +.880 USBdId 0 11.50n –.010 USBdIdI 0 11.50n –.01

Fidelity Invest$ 1393 bil 800–544–6666

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How To Read IBD Mutual Fund TablesIBD tables have funds with 36-Month Performance Rating A+, A or A-, at least $200 million assetsplus funds ranked by assets regardless of performance. All other funds are found at www.inves-tors.com/data or dailygraphs.com’s Fund Center. O denotes independent fund not part of family list-ed above. Each 36-Month Rating, vs. all other mutual funds, is recalculated monthly on a total re-turn basis. Dividends and capital gains included. Daily accrual fund returns are calculated on amonthly 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=Below70%. A+, A, A# and B+ 36-Month Ratings are boldfaced. Top 2% of funds in % performance yester-day are boldfaced. Performance of income funds may be compared to other income funds. b=assetsused to pay 12(b)(1) plan distribution costs, r=redemption charge may apply, n=no initial load andappears after Net Asset Value, m=multiple fees, p=previous day’s quote, s=split, x=ex-dividend orcapital gains distribution. 5-Yr After Tax Rtn=5 year after-tax return assuming average income taxrate of 35% on dividends and 15% long-term capital gains rate.



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Solar stocks delivered turbo-charged gains to ETF investors thisweek after congressional leadersreached a key energy pact. Thatmove also helped Tesla MotorsTSLA stock hit top gear.

It’s been a tough slog for clean en-ergy exchange traded funds formuch of this year, but the cloudsmay be starting to dispel.

The legislative pact would ex-tend a key solar subsidy for severalmore years. Without that support,a steep fall in demand for solar andwind energy was likely.

“The prospects (for solar) remainstrong,particularly in light of pend-ing legislation that we view favor-ably,” Todd Rosenbluth, directorof ETF research for S&P CapitalIQ, wrote in a Dec. 16 note.

Guggenheim SolarTAN, a $290.9million ETF, popped 9% Wednes-day on stock market news of thedeal in Congress. A vote was tobegin Thursday.

Year to date through Dec. 16,TAN was down 6.6%.

PowerShares WilderHill CleanEnergyPBW jumped 7% Wednesday,but has given up 8.7% in 2015.

Both ETFs have big stakes inFirst SolarFSLR and SolarCitySCTY,which soared to multimonth highs

on huge volume this week.The biggest holding in PBW is

Hanwha Q CellsHQCL, which topsIBD’s solar energy industry groupwith a Composite Rating of 93.

The PowerShares ETF alsocounts Tesla as a top-25 holding.

The solar tax credit extension isexpected to benefit the electric carmaker’s Powerwall home batteryunit. The batteries charge usingsolar electricity.

In fact, Tesla CEO Elon Muskchairs SolarCity, the No. 1 residen-tial solar panel installer.

Not All BrightInvestors in solar ETFs also

cheered other news this month.A historic U.N. climate change

deal in Paris Dec. 12 is seen as a bigpositive for clean energy firms andnegative for the fossil fuel industry.

However, challenges still loom,say market analysts.

Growth’s decelerating as the in-

dustry matures after eight years ofhigh installation levels, says equityanalyst Angelo Zino of S&P CapitalIQ. The solar industry is well off its2008-09 highs. TAN traded for279.20 in 2008, while a share is val-ued at roughly 32 today.

Solar stocks are also vulnerable inan oil price rout, although the rela-tionship between the two assetclasses is not entirely clear-cut.

Moreover, the threat of higher in-terest rates crimped expansionplans in 2015. And utility compa-nies are nurturing their own solarprojects.

Amid stiff industry competition,pricing for new solar systems is ex-pected to decline in 2016.

However, Zino points out thatthe recent accords on Capitol Hilland in Paris will do much to allevi-ate at least the political and macro-economic risks for solar stocks.

Momentum EvidentThe industry’s recent momen-

tum is evident too. Solar energy sitsat 128 among 197 industry groupsranked by IBD, up from 175 a weekago and 191 a month ago.

So TAN and its peer Market Vec-tors Solar EnergyKWT could pay offas tactical high-risk, high-rewardbets for successful investing.

Solar companies’ positive long-term outlook may also make TANand KWT worthy satellite posi-tions in a strategic portfolio.

TAN produced an annual aver-age 10% gain over the past fiveyears. So far in 2015, it has ab-sorbed $15.7 million in new inves-tor money.

Mutual Fund Performance

MUTUAL FUNDS & ETFsE X C H A N G E T R A D E D F U N D S

Guggenheim Solar (TAN)

$31.66 +4.97 as of 12/17/15

24262830323438424650

DecSepJun ’15180,000480,000

1,240,000Volume

RS: 39Acc/Dis: A-

For Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015

Investors have clearly favored ETFs holding large-cap stocks over small capsso far this year. They also preferred growth stocks, developed markets and government bonds over value, emerging markets and corporate bonds.Source: Morningstar Inc.

What Worked, What Didn’tHow iShares ETFs tracking major asset classes have performed in 2015, as of 12/16/15TRACKING TRENDS

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Inv grd corporate bondsiBoxx $ (LQD)

Treasury bonds7-10 Year (IEF)

Emerging marketsMSCI (EEM)

Developed marketsMSCI EAFE (EFA)

ValueRussell 1000 (IWD)

GrowthRussell 1000 (IWF)

Small capsRussell 2000 (IWM)

Large capsCore S&P 500 (IVV)

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–15 TrSmlEqCore –12 46.43n +.75– 3 US Equity – 5 14.02n +.22– 7 US Small Co – 7 15.44n +.23– 3 USDynmcPlus – 5 17.68n +.22– 7 USLgCorPls – 9 27.27n +.40– 4 ValAdvntg – 2 28.58n +.42

Lazard Instl$ 25.8 bil 800–823–6300

–18 EmergMkts – 4 14.00n +.22+ 9 GlbLstInfr – 2 14.22n +.09– 1 SmallCap – 2 13.67n +.16+ 8 Useqvalport + 2 14.45n +.19

Lazard Open$ 24.9 bil 800–823–6300

–18 EmergMkts – 4 14.34n +.22+ 8 GlbLstInfr – 2 14.24n +.10– 1 SmallCap – 2 12.96n +.15

Legg Mason$ 29.5 bil 800–822–5544

– 3 BridgeGr – 2 207.43n+2.59

Legg Mason A$ 47.3 bil 800–822–5544

– 4 Aggressive – 2 188.40 +2.35

+10 CBLgGrA – 1 32.78 +.48+ 3 CBMidCapCr – 1 29.89 +.38+ 3 OppTr – 2 19.55 +.55

Legg Mason B$ 34.9 bil 800–822–5544

– 5 CBAggGr – 2 150.38n+1.87

Legg Mason C$ 43.5 bil 800–822–5544

– 4 Aggressive – 2 156.18n+1.94

+ 9 CBLgCapGr – 1 27.23n +.40+ 2 CBMidCapCr – 1 24.69n +.32+ 3 OppTr – 2 18.76n +.53

Legg Mason FI$ 3.2 bil 800–822–5544

+ 3 OppTr – 2 20.19n +.57Legg Mason I$ 44.7 bil 800–822–5544

– 3 BatUSSSmEq – 2 12.28n +.17– 3 CBAggGr – 2 205.49n+2.56

– 4 CMValTr – 1 75.11n+1.15

+ 4 OppTr – 2 21.10n +.60Litman Gregory$ 2.0 bil 415–461–8999

– 1 MstEqtI – 2 17.87n +.24Loomis Syls$ 93.1 bil 800–633–3330

– 7 Bond Instl – 2 13.54n +.03– 7 Bond Ret – 2 13.47n +.02+12 Growth Y + 1 11.73n +.17+ 3 SmCapGr Inst – 1 23.33n +.26– 7 Strat Inc A – 2 14.72 +.08– 8 Strat Inc B – 2 14.88n +.08– 8 Strat Inc C – 2 14.81n +.07

Loomis Syls Inv$ 29.2 bil 800–633–3330

– 5 GradeBondA – 1 11.04 +.02– 6 GradeBondC – 1 10.94n +.02– 5 GradeBondY – 1 11.04n +.01

Lord Abbett A$ 74.6 bil 800–426–1130

– 4 Bond Deben – 2 7.42 +.02+ 1 DivEqStrat – 1 19.25 +.26– 8 DvlpGrwth – 3 18.74 +.31– 2 FloatRate – 1 8.79 +.00+ 3 Growth Opp – 1 21.17 +.29

Lord Abbett B$ 49.1 bil 800–426–1130

– 4 Bond Deben – 2 7.45n +.02Lord Abbett C$ 73.2 bil 800–426–1130

– 4 Bond Deben – 2 7.44n +.02– 2 FloatRate – 1 8.80n +.00

Lord Abbett F$ 60.2 bil 800–426–1130

0 Alph Strat – 1 29.59n +.35– 3 Bond Deben – 2 7.41n +.02– 8 Dvlp Grwth – 3 19.34n +.32– 1 FloatRate – 1 8.79n +.01

Lord Abbett I$ 52.8 bil 800–426–1130

– 4 Bond Deben – 2 7.38n +.02+ 1 DivEqStrat – 1 19.43n +.27– 8 Dvlp Grwth – 2 21.33n +.35– 1 FloatRate – 1 8.80n +.00+ 3 Growth Opp – 1 23.29n +.32

Lord Abbett P$ 26.5 bil 800–201–6984

– 4 Bond Deben – 2 7.59n +.02– 8 Dvlp Grwth – 3 18.18n +.31

Lord Abbett R3$ 22.6 bil 800–426–1130

– 4 Bond Deben – 2 7.41n +.02– 8 Dvlp Grwth – 3 18.33n +.30– 2 † LSV Val Eq – 1 23.48n +.31

— M — N — O —MainStay A Fds$ 43.7 bil 800–624–6782

– 2 High Yld Cp – 3 5.32 +.00+ 6 LrgCpGrow – 1 9.50 +.14

MainStay B Fds$ 36.9 bil 800–624–6782

– 3 Hi Yld Cp – 3 5.29n +.00+ 5 LrgCpGrow – 1 8.46n +.12

MainStay C Fds$ 11.9 bil 800–624–6782

– 3 Hi Yld CorpBd – 3 5.29n +.00Mainstay I Fds$ 23.8 bil 800–624–6782

–13 EpochUsAll –13 25.37n +.33+ 2 S&P500 Idx 0 46.19n +.66

Managers Funds$ 39.0 bil 800–548–4539

– 8 EmrOppFdSvc – 1 40.28n +.60– 8 EmrOppInsCl – 1 40.57n +.60– 4 SkylineSpc – 2 38.11n +.60+ 2 SpcEQFdInst – 1 91.60n+1.14

+ 1 SpclEqSvcCl – 1 89.48n+1.11

+ 2 TSSmCpGrFd – 1 17.07n +.23+ 2 TSSmCpGrFd – 1 16.73n +.23– 3 YacktFocFd 0 24.99n +.33– 4 YacktmanFd 0 24.12n +.30

Manning & Napier Funds$ 13.4 bil 800–466–3863

– 7 WorldOppA – 4 6.82n +.05Marshall Funds$ 7.8 bil 800–580–3863

+ 8 BMOLgGrI – 1 14.89n +.20+ 8 BMOLgGrwY – 1 14.79n +.21– 1 BMOLgValIr – 1 13.91n +.17– 5 BMOMidValIr – 2 13.43n +.15– 5 BMOMidValY – 2 13.47n +.15

Marsico Funds$ 2.2 bil 888–860–8686

+ 2 21stCentury + 1 21.97 +.36+ 4 Focus + 1 20.74 +.34

MAS Funds Instl Cl$ 213 mil 800–354–8185

– 7 Ruselint – 5 11.36n –.04Mass Mutl Instl$ 1.6 bil 800–542–6767

+ 5 PrmrDiscGroA 0 12.17 +.18–23 SmlCpGrEq S –22 12.38n–2.79

Mass Mutl Prem$ 19.6 bil 800–542–6767

+ 5 DiscplnGrwL 0 12.44n +.18+ 5 DiscplnGrwS 0 12.33n +.18+ 5 DiscplnGrwY 0 12.35n +.18

Mass Mutl Select$ 64.0 bil 800–542–6767

– 6 BlueChipGrA –15 15.29 –2.47

– 5 BlueChipGrL –15 15.88n–2.49

– 5 BlueChipGrS –15 16.20n–2.52

– 5 BlueChipGrY –15 16.07n–2.51

–23 Focus Val A –18 16.48 –2.68

–23 Focus Val L –18 17.04n–2.71

–23 Focus Val Y –18 17.20n–2.73

–22 Focus Val Z –18 17.38n–2.77

– 7 Grw Opp A –10 9.89 –.92– 5 Grw Opp S – 9 10.96n –.89– 1 Index Eq I – 4 18.29n –.24+ 5 MidCpGrEq Z – 3 19.35n +.00+ 4 MidGrEqII A – 3 17.28n +.00+ 4 MidGrEqII L – 3 18.27n +.00+ 4 MidGrEqII S – 3 19.23n +.00+ 4 MidGrEqII Y – 3 18.89n +.00–28 Sm Co Val L –26 10.08n–2.74

–28 Sm Co Val Y –26 10.23n–2.75

–28 SmallCoGr Z –26 10.23n–2.78

–23 SmlCpGrEq Z –22 12.49n–2.78

Matthews Asia$ 21.1 bil 800–789–2742

– 2 IndiaInv – 2 25.95n +.21+19 JapanInv 0 18.74n +.19

Metro West$ 244 bil 800–241–4671

– 1 TotRetBdI – 1 10.61n –.01– 1 TotRetBdM – 1 10.61n –.01– 1 TRBdPlan – 1 10.00n +.00

MFS Funds A$ 178 bil 800–637–2929

+ 2 BlenReseA 0 22.26 +.34+ 8 GroMFSA 0 73.80 +1.21

+ 3 Intl Val – 3 34.15 –.36+ 2 MA Inv Tr 0 29.20 +.46+ 2 MA InvGrSk – 1 24.92 +.40+ 3 Mid Cap Gr – 3 14.16 +.00– 2 MidCapVal – 3 19.57 +.22– 2 Resrch Intl – 2 15.71 +.26+12 Technology 0 26.18 +.37+ 1 Value – 1 33.32 +.51

MFS Funds B$ 170 bil 800–637–2929

+ 8 Growth 0 61.97n+1.02

+ 3 Intl Val – 3 32.64n –.15+ 1 MA Inv Tr 0 28.34n +.44+ 1 MA InvGrSk – 1 22.06n +.35+ 2 Mid Cap Gr – 3 12.35n +.00– 3 Rsrch Intl – 2 15.17n +.25+11 Technology 0 23.33n +.33

0 Value – 1 33.19n +.50MFS Funds C$ 140 bil 800–637–2929

+ 8 Growth 0 61.54n ..+ 1 MA Inv Tr 0 27.92n +.43+ 1 MA InvGrSk – 1 21.94n +.35+ 2 Mid Cap Gr – 3 12.05n +.00– 2 Rrsch Intl – 2 14.81n +.25+11 Technology 0 23.29n +.33

0 Value – 1 33.00n +.51MFS Funds I$ 115 bil 800–637–2929

+ 2 BlenReseC 0 22.52n +.34+ 9 Growth 0 77.58n+1.27

+ 2 MA InvGrSk – 1 25.52n +.42+ 2 Mass Inv Tr 0 28.57n +.44+ 3 MidCapGr – 3 14.77n +.00– 2 MidCapVal – 3 20.04n +.23– 2 Rsrch Intl – 2 16.22n +.26+ 1 Value – 1 33.49n +.51

MFS Instl Funds$ 8.3 bil 800–637–2929

– 2 Intl Eq – 4 20.54n +.00Morgan Stan A$ 1.6 bil 800–869–6397

0 MltiCpOpps – 8 32.06 –2.14

Morgan Stan B$ 1.7 bil 800–869–6397

– 2 MltiCpOpps –10 26.38n–2.26

Morgan Stan C$ 1.2 bil 800–869–6397

– 2 MltiCpOpps –10 26.47n–2.25

Morgan Stan I$ 1.5 bil 800–869–6397

+ 1 MltiCpOpps – 8 34.11n–2.09

Morgan Stan Ins$ 35.4 bil 800–548–7786

+11 CapGrP 0 41.75 +.00Nationwide A$ 14.4 bil 800–848–0920

+ 7 Growth 0 11.11 +.16Nationwide Funds Instl$ 8.3 bil 800–848–0920

+ 7 Growth 0 11.59n +.16+ 3 S&P500 Idx 0 15.38n +.23

Nationwide Funds Service$ 11.7 bil 800–848–0920

+ 2 S&P500 Ins 0 15.34n +.22Natixis Funds$ 19.1 bil 800–225–5478

– 3 HarrLgVal A – 2 19.82 +.26+ 8 USMltCapEqA 0 29.16 +.42+ 7 USMltCapEqB 0 21.28n +.30+ 7 USMltCapEqC 0 21.29n +.30+ 8 USMltCapEqY 0 33.30n +.47

0 VaughSmValA – 2 20.44 +.210 VaughSmValB – 2 15.04n +.150 VaughSmValC – 2 15.02n +.15

Neubg Brm$ 79.1 bil 800–877–9700

– 5 LgShrtFdC – 1 12.00n +.100 MultiCap – 2 15.61 +.19

Neubg Brm Adv$ 13.2 bil 800–877–9700

+ 1 Genesis – 2 27.85n +.25Neubg Brm Instl$ 22.8 bil 800–628–2583

– 2 IntrnVal – 3 13.97n +.200 MltcapOpp – 2 15.76n +.19

+ 1 SocRespons 0 34.81n +.42Neubg Brm Inv$ 34.3 bil 800–877–9700

+ 1 Genesis – 2 36.87n +.32+ 1 GenesisI – 2 57.38n +.50

0 SocRespons 0 34.73n +.41Neubg Brm Tr$ 18.8 bil 800–877–9700

+ 1 Genesis – 2 59.91n +.520 SocRspons 0 21.39n +.26

Nicholas Group$ 5.6 bil 800–227–5987

+ 2 Nichol II I – 2 26.30n +.24– 2 Nicholas 0 65.07n+1.11

NorthCoastAsstMgmt$ 113 mil 800–274–5448

– 2 CAN SLIM Sel 0 13.52n +.17Northern$ 43.1 bil 800–595–9111

+ 1 Stock Index – 2 25.22n +.00Northern Instl$ 8.5 bil 800–637–1380

– 3 GlTctAstAlc – 2 11.47n +.00Nuveen Cl A$ 23.8 bil 800–257–8787

– 9 LgCapGrOpp –17 31.25 –6.00

– 3 NWQSmVal – 2 41.81 +1.17

Nuveen Cl I$ 31.6 bil 800–257–8787

– 3 Equity Idx – 6 26.73n –.94– 8 LgCapGrOpp –16 33.97n–5.94

– 3 NWQSmVal – 1 42.62n+1.20

Oak Associates$ 2.9 bil 888–462–5386

+ 8 WhtOakSelGr – 1 65.58n +.00Oakmark I$ 74.5 bil 800–625–6275

– 4 Equity & Inc – 1 30.72n +.30– 4 Intl – 2 22.47n +.42

– 2 Oakmark – 2 64.90n +.86– 3 Select – 2 39.49n +.58

Oberweis Funds$ 858 mil 800–323–6166

+14 IntlOpps + 3 21.14n +.31Old Westbury$ 28.4 bil 800–607–2200

– 2 LgCapStrat – 3 12.63n +.02Oppenheimer A$ 102 bil 800–225–5677

+ 5 Cap Apprec 0 54.93 +.83–14 Develop Mkt – 2 30.58 +.40+11 Glob Opport + 1 43.91 +.79+ 5 Global – 1 75.67 +1.35

+15 Intl Sm Co + 1 37.15 +.37+ 4 Main Street – 1 43.94 +.62

Oppenheimer B$ 40.3 bil 800–225–5677

+ 4 Global – 1 69.32n+1.24

Oppenheimer N$ 40.1 bil 800–225–5677

+ 3 CapApprec – 1 52.44n +.80+ 4 Global – 1 75.38n+1.34

+ 2 MainStreet – 2 43.30n +.61Oppenheimer Y$ 78.0 bil 800–225–5677

+ 5 CapApprec 0 58.77n +.90–13 DevelopMkts – 2 30.16n +.39+ 4 Discovery – 1 75.77n+1.06

+ 5 Global – 1 75.72n+1.35

+11 GlobOpport + 1 44.28n +.81+ 2 IntlGr – 2 35.91n +.00+15 IntlSmCo + 1 36.87n +.36+ 5 MainStreetY – 1 43.57n +.61

Oppenhmr C&M$ 57.6 bil 800–225–5677

+10 Glob Opp C + 1 39.79n +.73+ 4 Global C – 1 70.31n+1.25

+ 4 MainStC – 1 41.96n +.59Optimum C$ 6.8 bil 800–914–0278

+ 8 LrgCpGrow 0 14.16n +.23Optimum Instl$ 6.8 bil 800–914–0278

+10 LrgCpGrow 0 16.69n +.28

— P — Q — R —Pace Funds A$ 9.3 bil 800–647–1568

+ 6 Lrg Co Gr 0 25.89 +.39Pace Funds Y$ 4.3 bil 800–647–1568

+ 6 Lrg Co Gr 0 26.50n +.40Parnassus$ 13.0 bil 800–999–3505

+ 1 CoreEqInv – 1 38.08n +.490 Parnassus – 3 42.56n +.43

PIMCO A$ 208 bil 800–426–0107

–10 All Asset – 3 10.31 +.00–13 AllAsstAuth – 3 7.80 +.00–27 CommodRR – 5 6.21 +.00

0 FrgnBdHedg 0 10.62 +.00– 4 High Yield – 3 8.42 +.00– 1 InvstGrCorBd – 1 10.17 +.00

0 Low Dur 0 9.87 +.00– 3 Real Return – 1 10.49 +.00+ 4 RealEstRR + 1 6.91 +.00+ 1 Short Term 0 9.75 +.00370 Stockplus + 1 10.62 +.00

0 TotalRetrn 0 10.44 +.00PIMCO Admin$ 282 bil 800–927–4648

–27 CmdyReal – 5 6.10n +.00–27 CommodRR – 5 6.23n +.00– 4 High Yield – 3 8.42n +.00+ 2 IncomeFd – 1 12.02n +.00

0 Low Dration 0 9.87n +.00– 3 Real Return – 1 10.49n +.00– 5 Realpath – 2 7.96n +.00+ 1 Short Term 0 9.75n +.00+ 1 ShortTermR 0 9.75n +.00

0 TotalRetrn 0 10.44n +.00– 1 TotalRetrnII 0 9.89n +.00

PIMCO C$ 194 bil 800–426–0107

–11 All Asset – 3 10.25n +.00–14 AllAsstAuth – 3 7.79n +.00–28 CommodRR – 5 5.95n +.00– 1 FrgnBdHedg – 1 10.62n +.00– 4 High Yield – 3 8.42n +.00

0 Low Dur 0 9.87n +.00174 RAEFUND – 1 9.63n +.00– 4 Real Return – 1 10.49n +.00+ 1 RealEstRR + 1 6.09n +.00+ 1 Short Term 0 9.75n +.00367 Stockplus + 1 10.26n +.00– 1 TotalRetrn 0 10.44n +.00

PIMCO D$ 238 bil 800–426–0107

–10 All Asset – 3 10.30n +.00–27 CommodRR – 5 6.22n +.00

0 FrgnBdHedg 0 10.62n +.00– 4 High Yield – 3 8.42n +.00+ 2 Income – 1 12.02n +.00– 1 InvstGrCorBd – 1 10.17n +.00

0 Low Dur 0 9.87n +.00– 3 Real Return – 1 10.49n +.00+ 1 Short Term 0 9.75n +.00370 StockPLS + 1 10.58n +.00

0 TotalRetrn 0 10.44n +.00– 3 Unconstrnd – 1 10.62n +.00

PIMCO Inst l$ 306 bil 800–927–4648

– 9 All Asset – 3 10.31n +.00–13 AllAsstAuth – 3 7.80n +.00–27 CommodRR – 5 6.34n +.00

0 FrgnBdHedg 0 10.62n +.00– 3 High Yield – 3 8.42n +.00+ 2 Income – 1 12.02n +.00

0 InvGrCorpBd – 1 10.17n +.000 Low Dur 2 0 9.71n +.000 Low Dur 3 0 9.49n +.00

–10 RAEfund – 3 10.67n +.00+ 4 RealEstRR + 1 7.58n +.00+ 1 Short Term 0 9.75n +.00– 3 StkPlsLgDur – 2 6.99n +.00372 StockPLS + 1 10.91n +.00

0 StocksPLUS – 2 9.27n +.00+ 1 TotalRetrn 0 10.44n +.00– 1 TotalRetrnII 0 9.89n +.00

0 TotalRetrnIII 0 9.08n +.00– 1 TxMgdRlRtrn 0 9.78n +.00

PIMCO P$ 323 bil 800–426–0107

–10 All Asset – 3 10.32n +.00–13 AllAsstAuth – 3 7.80n +.00–27 CommodRR – 5 6.32n +.00

0 FrgnBdHedg 0 10.62n +.00– 4 High Yield – 3 8.42n +.00+ 2 Income – 1 12.02n +.00– 4 LgDurTotRet 0 11.15n +.00

0 Low Dur 0 9.87n +.00– 3 Real Return – 1 10.49n +.00+ 4 RealEstRR + 1 7.46n +.00+ 1 Short Term 0 9.75n +.00

0 TotalRetrn 0 10.44n +.000 TotRetIII 0 9.08n +.00

– 3 UnconstrndBdFd – 110.62n +.00

Pioneer$ 15.9 bil 800–225–6292

– 2 Strat Inc – 1 10.38n +.00Pioneer A$ 29.7 bil 800–225–6292

+ 4 DiscGr 0 17.37 +.29+ 7 Growth 0 19.22 +.30

+ 2 SlelectMidCapGrowth 034.75 +.53– 2 Strat Inc – 1 10.22 +.00

Pioneer C$ 25.4 bil 800–225–6292

+ 3 DiscGr – 1 15.98n +.26+ 7 Growth – 1 17.81n +.27– 3 Strat Inc – 1 10.00n +.00

Pioneer Y$ 28.0 bil 800–225–6292

+ 5 DiscGr 0 17.72n +.29+ 8 Growth 0 19.40n +.29+ 2 SlelectMidCapGrowth 037.08n +.57– 2 Strat Inc – 1 10.22n +.00

PNC Funds$ 5.6 bil 800–551–2145

+ 2 S&P500IdxI 0 16.36n +.23+ 7 SmlCpI – 1 22.52n +.28

Price Advisor$ 308 bil 800–638–5660

+ 9 Blu Chp Gr – 3 72.58n+1.30

–11 Equity Inc – 7 28.69n +.36+ 4 Growth Stk – 6 53.47n +.91– 3 Intl Stock – 4 15.11n +.00– 2 Mid Cap Gr – 9 71.91n +.79–13 Mid Cap Val –12 24.96n +.30+ 1 New Amer Gr – 9 41.98n +.70

0 New Income 0 9.34n –.010 Retire 2030 – 1 22.95n +.260 Retire2015 – 1 14.37n +.110 Retire2025 – 1 15.68n +.17

+ 1 Retire2045 – 1 16.03n +.21– 7 Sci & Tech –14 34.29n–5.18

–21 SmlCapVal –20 36.61n +.42– 9 Value – 8 31.11n +.47

Price Funds R$ 56.2 bil 800–638–5660

– 1 Retire2015 – 1 14.22n +.110 Retire2025 – 1 15.52n +.160 Retire2035 – 1 16.51n +.210 Retire2045 – 1 15.86n +.21

Price Funds$ 987 bil 800–638–5660

+ 8 BlueChip Gr – 3 70.30n+1.25

+ 9 BlueChipGrw – 3 73.36n+1.31

– 4 Cap Opport – 8 22.21n–1.34

– 4 CapApprc –10 25.17n +.25– 4 CapApprcAdv –10 24.92n +.24– 1 DiverMidGr – 4 23.25n +.30+ 1 DiverSmCapGr – 325.95n +.33–12 EmrgMktStk – 5 28.50n +.00–11 Equity Inc – 7 28.75n +.36+ 2 Equity Index – 1 55.70n +.80–11 EquityIncR – 7 28.64n +.36– 7 ExtEqMktIx – 7 23.22n +.33– 3 FinanclSvc – 6 21.58n –.16+ 6 Global Stock 0 27.16n +.00+11 Global Tech – 7 13.62n–1.05

–10 Growth & Inc –14 28.76n +.49+ 5 GrowthStk – 6 54.42n +.93+ 4 GrowthStk R – 6 52.13n +.88+ 1 Health Sci – 9 68.79n+1.21

– 4 Hi Yld Adv – 3 6.16n +.02– 4 High Yld – 3 6.17n +.01+ 4 InstUSRsch 0 13.18n +.19– 4 Intl Gr&Inc – 3 13.23n +.00– 3 Intl Stock – 4 15.21n +.00– 4 IntlGr&IncR – 3 13.23n +.00– 4 IntlGrIncAv – 3 13.40n +.00+13 LgCoreGr I + 1 28.05n +.50+12 LgCpGrInstl + 1 30.67n +.54+10 Media&Telcm – 3 71.67n –.21– 2 Mid Cap Gr – 9 73.82n +.81–13 Mid Cap Val –12 25.06n +.30+ 8 MidCapEqGrI – 1 46.42n +.52– 3 MidCapGr R –10 70.20n +.77–13 MidCapVal R –12 24.65n +.30

0 New Income 0 9.36n –.01+ 2 NewAmerGr – 9 42.65n +.71+ 6 NewHorizns – 1 42.95n +.60– 4 OverseasStk – 3 9.09n +.00

0 Ret2020 Adv – 1 20.58n +.190 Retire 2020 – 1 20.75n +.19

+ 1 Retire 2030 – 1 23.17n +.27+ 1 Retire 2035 – 1 16.80n +.21+ 1 Retire 2040 – 1 23.92n +.32+ 1 Retire 2040 – 1 24.15n +.32

0 Retire2015 – 1 14.44n +.110 Retire2020R – 1 20.36n +.190 Retire2025 – 1 15.78n +.160 Retire2030R – 1 22.74n +.26

+ 1 Retire2035 – 1 16.70n +.210 Retire2040R – 1 23.74n +.32

+ 1 Retire2045 – 1 16.15n +.21– 7 Sci & Tech –14 34.64n–5.30

–21 Sm Cap Value –21 36.76n +.42–12 SmCapStk –11 38.99n +.56–12 SmCapStkAd –11 38.64n +.55– 2 SmCapStkIn – 2 20.04n +.29– 1 TotEqMktIdx – 3 23.32n +.33– 9 Value – 8 31.56n +.48

PRIMECAP Odyssey Funds$ 16.9 bil 800–729–2307

+ 2 AggrGrowth 0 33.71n +.00+ 5 Growth 0 27.35n +.00+ 2 Stock – 1 24.08n +.00

Principal Investors$ 252 bil 800–222–5852

+ 3 CapApprecA – 1 59.47 +.79+10 LgCapGrI I 0 13.63n +.22+ 3 LgS&P500 I 0 14.81n +.22+ 6 LrgCapGr A + 1 11.08 +.18+ 7 LrgCapGr I + 1 11.53n +.18+ 6 LrgCapGr J + 1 10.50n +.17+ 9 LrgGrowI J 0 11.82n +.19+ 2 MidCpBlndA – 1 21.99 +.29+ 2 MidCpBlndJ – 1 21.23n +.29+ 2 SmCapInstL – 2 21.62n +.30+ 1 SmCpA – 2 20.42 +.27+ 1 SmCpJ – 2 19.64n +.26+ 2 SmGrI Inst – 1 12.14n +.21– 1 SmlS&P600I – 2 23.81n +.33– 1 SmlS&P600J – 2 22.79n +.32

ProFunds Inv$ 2.2 bil 888–776–3637

+ 2 BiotechUl – 2 64.66n+1.84

+18 UltNasdq100 0 102.72n+2.93

Prudential A$ 65.3 bil 800–225–1852

– 3 ConservGr – 7 10.93 +.28+13 Growth 0 30.18 +.49+ 5 HealthSci 0 50.18 +1.20

–10 MidCapGr – 9 34.15 –2.71

+14 SelGwth 0 13.46 +.23+ 1 Sh Tm Corp 0 11.00 –.02– 1 TotRetBd – 1 14.02 –.01

Prudential B$ 65.3 bil 800–225–1852

+12 Growth 0 25.18n +.41+ 5 HealthSci 0 41.26n +.99–13 MidCapGr –11 28.34n–2.78

+13 SelGwth 0 11.69n +.200 ShTmCorpBd 0 11.00n –.02

– 1 TotRetBd – 1 14.02n –.01Prudential C$ 57.8 bil 800–225–1852

+12 Growth 0 25.23n +.41+ 5 HealthSci 0 41.24n +.98–12 MidCapGr –11 28.35n–2.78

+13 SelGwth 0 11.68n +.20– 1 TotRetBd – 1 14.01n –.01

Prudential Z&I$ 49.2 bil 800–225–1852

+13 GrowthZ 0 32.05n +.52







+ 5 Advconsumer r 016.83n +.26+ 1 AllSectEq 0 14.00n +.20+ 2 AllSectEq F 0 14.01n +.20– 4 AsstMgr50% – 5 16.08n +.11+ 1 Balanced – 1 21.39n +.20

0 Balanced K – 1 21.39n +.21+ 8 BluChpGro + 1 70.00n+1.28

+ 8 BluChpGroK + 1 70.10n+1.29– 2 BlueChipVal – 2 15.85n +.19– 2 Cap&Inc – 2 9.18n +.06+ 2 CaptlAppr – 1 32.60n +.52+ 1 CaptlApprK – 2 32.64n +.51+ 8 Contra 0 100.69n+1.51+ 4 Contra K – 4 100.61n+1.51– 5 Discip Eq – 7 32.11n +.44– 4 Discip Eq K – 7 32.06n +.45– 1 Div Grow – 1 30.68n +.43– 1 Div Grow K – 1 30.64n +.43+ 2 DiversIntl – 2 35.06n +.43+ 2 DiversIntlK – 3 34.98n +.42–13 EmergMkts – 5 14.43n +.24–13 EmgerMktsF – 5 14.46n +.24– 9 EqtyInc – 7 51.38n +.77– 8 EqtyIncK – 7 51.35n +.77– 3 FloatHiInc – 2 9.14n +.00

0 GNMA 0 11.52n +.00– 2 Gr & Inc – 2 29.26n +.44– 2 Gr & Inc K – 2 29.23n +.44+ 4 GrowStrat r 0 33.73n +.38+ 4 GrowStratK r 0 33.95n +.39+ 8 GrwDiscovy + 2 25.59n +.48+ 9 GrwDiscovyK + 2 25.58n +.48+ 5 GrwthCmpny – 3 138.64n+2.42+ 5 GrwthCmpnyK – 3138.53n +2.42

– 5 Independnc – 6 36.47n +.62– 5 IndependncK – 6 36.48n +.62+ 3 Intl Discov – 2 39.22n +.45+ 1 IntlGrow – 4 13.63n +.18+ 1 IntlGrowF – 4 13.66n +.19– 1 IntlValue – 4 9.53n +.13– 1 IntlValue F – 4 9.55n +.13– 3 Inv Grade Bd – 1 7.58n +.00– 1 InvGrdBnd – 1 11.07n –.02– 1 InvGrdBndF 0 11.08n –.01+11 Jpn Sm Cos r – 1 13.64n +.12– 4 Large Cap Stk – 4 26.48n +.41– 1 LgCorEnhIdx – 2 11.65n +.17+ 2 LgGrwEnhIdx – 3 14.79n +.21– 1 Low Pr Stk – 2 48.03n +.38– 1 LowPriStkK – 2 47.98n +.37+ 1 Magellan – 4 90.81n+1.36

+ 1 Magellan K – 4 90.67n+1.35– 5 MdCpEnhIdx – 5 12.71n +.17– 7 Mid Stk – 8 32.97n +.33– 9 Mid Val r – 6 22.36n +.29– 7 MidCpStkK – 8 32.97n +.33+ 7 NasdaqIndex r – 266.42n +.99+ 8 Nordic r + 1 46.19n +.46+11 OTC + 3 84.17n+2.05+11 OTC K + 3 85.05n+2.07+ 2 Puritan – 1 20.49n +.20+ 2 Puritan K – 1 20.48n +.21– 4 SmCpEnhIdx – 5 11.83n +.16+ 7 Sml Grow r 0 19.01n +.27– 3 Sml Val r – 5 16.84n +.20+ 2 SprTotMkIdI – 1 60.71n +.87

0 SprtUSBdIdF 0 11.50n –.01– 3 SptnExtdMktInIns– 2 53.00n +.78– 1 SptUSBdIdIv 0 11.50n –.01+ 9 SrsGroCoRetail + 113.07n +.23– 3 Strat Inc – 1 10.15n +.01– 4 ToatalBond – 1 10.26n –.01– 2 Total Bnd – 1 10.28n +.00+ 7 Trend + 1 90.12n+1.38

– 3 Val Disc – 2 23.28n +.28– 3 Val Disc K – 2 23.26n +.28– 6 Value – 3 96.19n+1.38

– 6 Value K – 3 96.25n+1.38

FidltyAdvFoc A$ 11.5 bil 877–208–0098

+ 6 Health Care + 1 38.17 +.60+ 9 Technology r + 1 35.76 +.54

FidltyAdvFoc B$ 7.8 bil 877–208–0098

+ 5 Health Care r + 1 31.61n +.50+ 8 Technology r + 1 31.10n +.47

FidltyAdvFoc C$ 9.9 bil 877–208–0098

+ 5 Health Care r + 1 31.22n +.49+ 8 Technology r + 1 31.15n +.47

FidltyAdvFoc T$ 11.2 bil 877–208–0098

+ 5 Health Care + 1 35.96 +.57– 9 MidCapValT r – 6 22.04 +.27+ 8 Technology + 1 34.19 +.52

Financial Inv Tr A

$ 1.2 bil 855–828–99090 EmeraldGrA – 4 19.12 +.00

First Eagle$ 91.6 bil 800–334–2143

0 Global A – 1 52.18 +.70+ 1 Overseas A – 1 22.07 +.31+ 2 Overseas I – 1 22.56n +.31

First Invstrs A$ 8.3 bil 800–423–4026

– 1 Opp b – 1 39.36 +.56+ 4 SelectGrow b – 1 12.33 +.12

First Invstrs B$ 6.2 bil 800–423–4026

+ 4 SelectGrow m – 1 10.93n +.10FMI Funds$ 9.7 bil 800–811–5311

– 1 Large Cap – 2 20.96n +.27FPA Funds$ 27.1 bil 800–982–4372

– 2 CrescentI – 1 33.05n +.23Frank/Tmp Fr A$ 254 bil 800–342–5236

– 3 BiotchDsc – 8 163.06 –4.12+ 3 CA Tax Fr + 1 7.48 +.00+10 Dynatech 0 49.39 +.74+ 2 FedTxFrInc + 1 12.34 +.00– 7 Flx Cap Gr –12 45.91 –4.87+ 5 Gr Oppor – 3 32.65 +.26+ 3 Grwth – 1 74.12 +.91+ 3 HiYldTxFr + 1 10.48 +.00– 8 Income – 3 2.10 +.02– 3 RisingDivs – 1 48.20 +.69– 6 SmCapGr – 2 17.30 +.11–10 SmMdCapGr –10 32.69 –2.35– 4 Strat Inc – 2 9.17 +.02

Frank/Tmp Fr C$ 262 bil 800–342–5236

+ 2 CA Tax Fr + 1 7.47n +.00+ 9 Dynatech 0 42.68n +.63+ 2 FedTxFrIn + 1 12.33n +.00+ 4 Gr Oppor – 3 28.63n +.14+ 2 Grwth – 1 68.92n +.85+ 2 HiYldTxFr + 1 10.66n +.00– 8 Income – 3 2.13n +.02– 3 RisingDivs – 1 47.44n +.68– 3 RisingDivsR – 1 48.07n +.69– 7 SmCpGr – 2 14.91n +.05– 5 Strategic Inc – 2 9.16n +.01

Frank/Tmp Fr R$ 176 bil 800–342–5236

– 8 Flx Cap Gr –13 43.46n–4.94+ 5 Gr Oppor – 3 31.57n +.23– 8 Growth – 4 21.81n +.23+ 3 Grwth – 1 73.89n +.91– 8 Income – 3 2.07n +.02– 4 Mutl Shrs – 2 27.80n +.30– 5 StratIncome – 2 9.13n +.01

Frank/Tmp FrAd$ 236 bil 800–342–5236

+ 3 CA Tax Fr + 1 7.47n +.00+10 Dynatech 0 50.43n +.75+ 2 FedTxFrInc + 1 12.35n +.00+ 5 Gr Oppor – 2 34.55n +.31+ 3 Grwth – 1 74.22n +.92+ 3 HiYldTxFr + 1 10.52n +.00– 7 Income – 3 2.09n +.02– 3 RisingDivs – 1 48.14n +.69– 5 SmCapGr – 2 18.38n +.14– 9 SmMidCapGr –10 35.04n–2.29– 4 Strategic Inc – 2 9.18n +.02

Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B$ 57.6 bil 800–632–2301

+ 8 Finl Svcs A – 1 19.91 +.20– 4 GlbDiscovA – 2 31.17 +.33– 4 SharesA – 2 27.99 +.30

Frank/Tmp Mutual C$ 57.9 bil 800–632–2301

– 4 GlbDiscov – 2 30.65n +.33– 4 Shares – 2 27.54n +.29

Frank/Tmp Mutual R$ 29.8 bil 800–632–2301

+ 9 Dynatech 0 48.40n +.73– 4 GlbDiscov – 2 30.75n +.33

Frank/Tmp Mutual Z$ 57.6 bil 800–632–2301

+ 9 Finl Svcs – 1 19.90n +.20– 3 GlbDiscov – 2 31.75n +.34– 3 Shares – 2 28.29n +.30

Frank/Tmp Tp A$ 103 bil 800–354–9191

– 5 GlblTtlRtrn – 2 11.55 +.17– 4 Glob Bond – 2 11.66 +.17– 8 Growth – 4 21.99 +.23

Frank/Tmp TpAd$ 111 bil 800–632–2301

– 7 Flx Cap Gr –12 47.84n–4.82– 4 GlblTtlRtrn – 2 11.56n +.17– 4 Glob Bond – 2 11.62n +.17– 8 Growth – 5 22.00n +.23

Frank/Tmp TpB/C$ 103 bil 800–632–2301

– 5 GlblTtlRtrn – 2 11.53n +.17– 4 Global Bd C – 2 11.69n +.17

– 8 Growth C – 4 21.49n +.23Franklin Temp$ 118 bil 800–292–9293

– 3 BioTchDisA – 8 166.08n–3.94– 4 Glob Bond – 2 11.66n +.17+ 3 GrthR6 – 1 74.11n +.91– 2 RisDivR6 – 1 48.13n +.69– 8 TmpGrthClR6 – 5 21.95n +.23

— G — H — I —Gabelli A$ 14.5 bil 800–422–3554

+81 Utilities – 2 8.80 +.19Gabelli AAA$ 13.9 bil 800–422–3554

+81 Utilities A – 2 8.69n +.19Gabelli i$ 15.0 bil 800–422–3554

+82 Utilities – 2 8.98n +.20Gamco AAA$ 999 mil 800–422–3554

+ 7 Growth 0 52.34n +.98Gateway Funds$ 8.1 bil 800–354–6339

+ 2 Gateway A 0 29.82 +.21GE Elfun S&S$ 13.0 bil 800–242–0134

– 1 S&SUSEqt – 1 53.94n +.77+ 3 Trusts – 1 59.83n +.77

GE Instl Funds$ 4.6 bil 800–242–0134

+ 5 Prem Gr Inv – 1 15.16n +.21– 1 US Equity Inv – 1 15.51n +.21

Glenmede Funds$ 3.2 bil 800–442–8299

– 2 Sml Eq Adv – 4 25.19n +.27GMO Trust II$ 17.2 bil 617–330–7500

– 7 IntlIntrnVal – 3 20.18n +.00GMO Trust III$ 41.8 bil 617–330–7500

– 7 IntlIntrVal – 3 20.42n +.00– 6 Quality – 8 19.58n +.28

GMO Trust IV$ 46.9 bil 617–330–7500

– 7 IntlIntrVal – 3 20.39n +.00– 6 Quality – 8 19.60n +.28– 6 QualityV – 8 19.61n +.28

GMO Trust VI$ 24.2 bil 617–330–7500

– 6 Quality – 8 19.58n +.28GoldmnSachs A$ 43.3 bil 800–762–5035

+ 3 CapitalGr – 1 23.88 +.40– 8 Mid Cap Val – 3 33.39 +.39– 1 SmlMidGrw 0 19.38 +.35+ 5 Strat Gr 0 11.78 +.19+ 5 StrucLgGr – 1 23.13 +.37– 2 StrucLgVal – 1 16.72 +.24+ 1 StrucTaxMgd – 1 17.59 +.26

0 StrucUSEq – 1 40.03 +.64+ 9 TechTollKp 0 17.83 +.30

GoldmnSachs C$ 7.3 bil 800–762–5035

+ 4 StrucLgGr – 1 21.01n +.34– 1 StrucUSEq – 1 36.43n +.58+ 8 TechOpps 0 15.38n +.26

GoldmnSachs In$ 37.9 bil 800–762–5035

+ 4 Capital Gr – 1 26.03n +.45– 8 Mid Cap Val – 3 33.84n +.40+ 5 StrucLgGr 0 23.88n +.39– 2 StrucLgVal – 1 16.72n +.25

0 StrucUSEq – 1 41.18n +.65GuideStone G2$ 5.3 bil 800–262–0511

+ 7 GrEqInst + 1 11.46n +.17GuideStone G4$ 9.4 bil 800–262–0511

+ 2 EqIndxInv 0 23.28n +.33+ 7 GrEqInv + 1 24.13n +.36

Guinness Atkinson$ 370 mil 800–915–6566

– 3 Glob Innov – 3 33.03n +.00Harbor Funds$ 250 bil 800–422–1050

+13 CapAppr Ins 0 66.02n+1.08+12 CapAppr Inv 0 64.43n+1.06+13 CapApprAdm 0 65.23n+1.07– 4 Intl Admin – 3 61.94n+1.01– 4 IntlInstl – 3 62.29n+1.01– 4 IntlInv – 3 61.49n ..+ 4 Lrg Val Ins – 1 12.05n +.16– 5 Mid Gr Inst – 3 19.66n +.26– 1 Sml Gr Adm – 1 13.13n +.28– 1 Sml Gr Inst – 1 13.75n +.29– 1 Sml Gr Inv – 1 12.67n +.27

Hartford A$ 67.5 bil 888–843–7824

+ 2 CapApprec – 1 34.73 +.59+ 6 COREq – 1 23.92 +.38– 8 Div & Gr – 9 22.88 +.36+ 2 GrwthOpps – 7 38.01 +.59+13 Health 0 35.69 +.61– 5 MidCap –11 23.73 +.25– 9 SmlCapGr – 9 44.60 +.81

Hartford B$ 51.6 bil 888–843–7824

+ 1 CapApprec – 1 27.58n +.46+ 5 CoreEq – 1 22.15n +.35– 1 Div&Gr – 1 22.42n +.36

+11 GrowOppor + 1 26.14n +.40+12 Health 0 30.14n +.52+ 2 MidCap – 4 17.56n +.19

Hartford C$ 67.4 bil 888–843–7824

+ 2 CapApprec – 1 28.07n +.48+ 5 CoreEq – 1 22.10n +.35– 1 Div&Gr – 1 22.21n +.35+11 GrowOppor + 1 26.44n +.41+12 Health 0 30.47n +.52+ 2 MidCap – 4 18.14n +.19–11 SmCapGr –11 35.02n +.63

Hartford HLS IA$ 29.9 bil 888–843–7824

+ 2 CapApprec – 1 45.28n +.73+ 8 Discp Eq + 1 15.92n +.26+ 9 GlobalGrow 0 24.59n +.32+13 GrwthOpps + 1 35.26n +.54+14 Health 0 30.40n +.53+ 3 MidCap – 4 34.06n +.38

0 MidCapVal – 3 12.42n +.130 SmlCapGr – 1 25.19n +.46

Hartford HLS IB$ 26.9 bil 888–843–7824

+ 2 CapApprec – 1 44.64n +.72+ 8 DiscpEq + 1 15.76n +.26+ 9 GlobalGrow 0 24.39n +.31+13 GrowOppor + 1 34.15n +.53+13 Health 0 29.44n +.52+ 3 MidCap – 4 33.51n +.37– 1 MidCapVal – 3 12.33n +.12

0 SmlCapGr – 1 24.63n +.45Hartford I$ 56.4 bil 888–843–7824

+ 3 CapApprecI – 1 34.91n +.59– 8 Capvalue –11 13.82n +.13– 8 Div&Gr – 9 22.79n +.36+ 3 GrowOppor – 7 39.35n +.61+13 Health 0 37.04n +.64– 5 MidCap –11 24.22n +.26– 8 SmlCapGr – 9 45.73n +.83

Hartford R3$ 45.4 bil 888–843–7824

– 6 CapApprec – 9 37.61n +.64– 8 Div&Gr – 9 23.13n +.37+ 2 GroOppty – 7 38.42n +.59+13 HealthcarFd 0 36.71n +.63– 5 MidCap –10 26.37n +.28

Hartford R4$ 46.7 bil 888–843–7824

– 6 CapApprec – 8 38.63n +.66– 8 Div&Gr – 9 23.27n +.37+ 3 GrowOppor – 7 39.87n +.62– 4 MidCap –10 27.09n +.29– 8 SmlCapGr – 9 45.91n +.83

Hartford R5$ 34.4 bil 888–843–7824

– 5 CapApprec – 8 39.41n +.67– 8 Div&Gr – 9 23.35n +.37+ 3 GrowOppFd – 7 41.13n +.63– 4 MidCap –10 27.56n +.30

Hartford Y$ 62.9 bil 888–843–7824

– 5 CapApprec – 8 39.62n +.67+ 6 CorepEq – 1 24.21n +.38– 8 Div&Gr – 9 23.36n +.37+ 3 GrowOppor – 7 41.58n +.64+13 Health 0 39.72n +.68– 4 MidCap –10 27.73n +.30– 8 MidCapVal –10 14.77n +.14– 8 SmlCapGr – 8 47.85n +.87

Hennessy$ 2.7 bil 800–966–4354

+ 2 CorMid – 3 19.47n +.29Hennessy Funds$ 6.7 bil 800–966–4354

+ 1 CorGrInst 0 20.01n +.29+ 1 CorGrInv 0 19.54n +.28+ 2 CorMid – 3 19.05n +.28+ 5 FocusInst – 1 71.67n +.89+ 4 FocusInv – 1 70.37n +.87+14 SmallCap – 2 13.66n +.09+14 SmallCap – 2 22.57n +.15

Highland Capital$ 7.1 bil 877–665–1287

+ 4 PrmGrEqA – 2 33.38 +.46+ 3 PrmGrEqC – 2 27.14n +.36+ 4 PrmGrEqR – 2 32.76n +.45

Hirtle Callaghan$ 4.6 bil 800–981–8917

+10 HCGrowEqStr 0 23.52n +.28Hodges$ 2.1 bil 866–811–0224

–11 HodgesFund – 8 34.20n +.09– 7 HodgesSmCp – 4 18.19n +.13

Homestead$ 2.9 bil 800–258–3030

– 3 SmallCoStk – 2 38.07n +.460 Value – 2 50.31n +.57

Hotchkis & Wiley$ 20.4 bil 866–493–8637

– 8 DiverVal A – 5 14.48 +.19– 8 DiverVal I – 6 14.41n +.19– 8 LgCapValA – 5 24.68 +.35– 8 LgCapValC – 4 24.16n +.34– 8 LgCapValI – 6 24.80n +.35– 8 LgCapValR – 5 24.83n +.36–15 MidCapValI – 8 31.08n +.22– 9 SmCapValA – 3 48.92 +.65– 9 SmCapValI – 3 49.25n +.66– 5 ValOppsA – 5 23.09 +.32– 6 ValOppsC – 6 21.59n +.31

– 2 ValOppsI – 3 23.06n +.33Invesco Funds$ 23.3 bil 800–525–8085

– 2 Diverse Div b – 5 17.71n +.21+ 3 GlbHlthCare – 1 38.12n +.66– 1 SmlCapGr – 3 33.74n +.37

Invesco Funds A$ 129 bil 800–525–8085

–11 BalRskAllc – 8 10.22 +.05– 5 Comstock – 3 21.97 +.28– 2 Diverse Div b – 5 17.73 +.22– 5 Eqty&Inc – 5 9.72 +.08– 5 EqWtS&P500 – 4 46.61 +.64+ 3 GlbHlthCare – 1 38.11 +.66– 9 Gr&Inc – 9 23.92 +.30+ 5 HiYldMuni + 1 10.05 +.00– 3 Intl Growth – 3 31.10 +.40+ 2 MidCapGr – 1 34.56 +.50–10 Sml Cap Gr –12 32.36 +.36– 7 SmlCapVal – 2 16.40 +.20

Invesco Funds B$ 121 bil 800–525–8085

–11 BalRskAllc – 7 9.89n +.05– 5 Comstock – 3 21.96n +.28– 3 Diverse Div m – 5 17.54n +.21– 6 Eqty&Inc – 5 9.51n +.08+ 2 GlbHlthCare – 1 27.81n +.48– 9 Gr&Inc – 9 23.71n +.28+ 5 HiYldMuni + 1 10.09n –.01– 4 Intl Growth m – 2 28.65n +.37+ 2 MidCap Gr – 1 29.05n +.42– 1 SmlCapGr – 3 24.05n +.27– 1 SmlCapGr – 3 30.53n +.34– 8 VKSmCapVal – 2 13.18n +.17

Invesco Funds C$ 118 bil 800–525–8085

–11 BalRskAllc – 7 9.89n +.04– 5 Comstock – 3 21.99n +.29– 3 Diverse Div m – 5 17.52n +.21– 6 Eqty&Inc – 5 9.56n +.08+ 2 GlbHlthCare – 1 27.85n +.48–10 Gr & Inc – 9 23.68n +.29+ 5 HiYldMuni + 1 10.02n +.00– 3 Intl Growth m – 2 28.68n +.37– 3 SmlCapGr – 5 24.00n +.27– 8 VKSmCapVal – 2 12.69n +.16

Invesco Funds P$ 1.9 bil 800–525–8085

+ 1 Summit – 6 16.73n +.28Invesco Funds Y$ 14.9 bil 800–525–8085

–11 BalRskAllc – 8 10.32n +.05+ 4 DiscplEq – 1 16.10n +.23– 5 EqWtS&P500 – 4 46.98n +.65+ 1 S&P500 Idx – 2 22.50n +.32

Invesco Instl$ 29.3 bil 800–525–8085

–11 BalRskAllcR5 – 8 10.32n +.05– 3 Intl Growth R5 – 3 31.55n +.41

0 SmlCapGrR5 b – 3 35.64n +.40IVA Funds$ 34.6 bil 866–941–4482

– 3 WorldwideA – 1 16.98 +.00– 4 WorldwideC – 1 16.75n +.00– 3 WorldwideI – 1 17.02n +.00

Ivy Funds$ 303 bil 800–777–6472

– 7 AssetStr A – 1 22.34 +.21– 7 AssetStr B – 1 21.22n +.20– 7 AssetStr C – 1 21.36n +.20– 7 AssetStr E – 1 22.41 +.21– 7 AssetStr I – 1 22.57n +.21– 7 AssetStr R – 1 22.15n +.21– 7 AssetStr Y – 1 22.39n +.21+ 7 LrgCapGr C – 1 15.98n +.26+ 8 LrgCapGr E – 1 18.53 +.31+ 8 LrgCapGr I 0 19.32n +.32+ 8 LrgCapGr Y – 1 18.94n +.31+ 8 LrgCapGrA – 1 18.55 +.31– 5 Sci&TechA – 4 50.45 +.81– 6 Sci&TechB – 5 42.88n +.69– 6 Sci&TechC – 5 44.39n +.72– 5 Sci&TechE – 5 50.16 +.80– 5 Sci&TechI – 4 54.90n +.88– 6 Sci&TechR – 5 49.51n +.80– 5 Sci&TechY – 4 52.99n +.86

0 SmlCapGr I – 2 19.26n +.210 SmlCapGr Y – 2 18.39n +.20

— J — K — L —J Hancock 1$ 45.2 bil 800–225–5291

– 1 LifestylBal – 1 15.21n +.120 LifestylGr – 1 16.22n +.18

J Hancock A$ 16.0 bil 800–225–5291

– 7 ClassicVal – 4 24.66 +.00+ 6 Lrg Cap Eq – 3 42.27 +.00+ 4 Regionl Bnk – 5 19.36 –.65

J Hancock C$ 6.9 bil 800–225–5291

+ 5 Lrg Cap Eq – 3 38.39n +.00J Hancock Instl$ 12.4 bil 800–225–5291

+ 2 DisValMdCap – 2 20.37n +.00Janus A Shrs$ 2.2 bil 800–525–3713

+14 Forty + 1 34.23 +.55Janus Aspn Inst$ 3.9 bil 800–525–3713

+ 5 Enterprise – 1 57.65n +.60+14 Forty + 1 36.99n +.60

+ 7 Janus + 1 31.32n +.50Janus C Shrs$ 12.6 bil 800–525–3713

+ 1 Balanced 0 30.43n +.29Janus S Shrs$ 52.7 bil 800–525–0020

+ 1 Balanced 0 30.65n +.29+ 4 Enterprise – 1 88.10n +.91

0 Flex Bond – 1 10.31n –.01+14 Forty + 1 33.41n +.54+ 7 Janus + 1 39.45n +.63

Janus T Shrs$ 85.2 bil 800–525–0020

+ 1 Balanced 0 30.69n +.29+ 4 Enterprise – 1 89.63n +.93

0 Flex Bond 0 10.31n –.01+ 7 Glb Tech – 1 23.30n +.39+ 9 GlbLifeSci + 1 57.07n +.96+ 7 Janus + 1 39.64n +.63+ 7 Research 0 46.36n +.71+ 7 Twenty + 1 62.33n +.96+ 3 US Core + 1 20.88n +.30+ 1 Venture – 2 65.36n +.76

Jensen Inv Management$ 11.1 bil 800–992–4144

+ 4 QualtGrowI 0 41.18n +.65JOHN HAN$ 11.9 bil 800–338–8080

+ 1 GLBabs – 2 11.07 +.00+ 2 GLBabs – 1 11.13n +.00

JOHN HAN C$ 8.1 bil 800–338–8080

+ 1 GLBabs – 2 11.01n +.00JOHN HAN I$ 13.1 bil 800–338–8080

+ 2 GLBabs – 1 11.12n +.00JP Morgan A$ 223 bil 800–480–4111

+ 1 Core Bond 0 11.57 –.02–13 Equity Idx –16 35.11 +.50– 2 Equity Inc – 1 13.60 +.18+ 6 Gr Advantg r – 3 15.20 +.22– 6 Growth & Inc – 6 42.65 +.62– 5 High Yield – 3 6.82 +.02+ 3 Intrepid Gr 0 41.40 +.52–14 IntrepidMid –10 18.94 +.24– 5 Intrpd Amer – 7 35.73 +.47+ 4 Lg Cap Gr – 4 36.01 +.64–13 Lg Cap Val –13 12.91 +.18– 8 Mid Cap Val – 6 33.69 +.42– 2 MidCapGr – 5 24.56 +.31–18 Mkt Exp Idx –19 10.22 +.11

0 Sh Dur Bd 0 10.79 –.01– 3 US Equity – 5 13.99 +.22– 8 USLgCorPls – 9 26.98 +.40– 7 UsSmall – 7 15.12 +.22– 4 ValAdvntg – 2 28.40 +.41

JP Morgan C$ 159 bil 800–480–4111

0 Core Bond r 0 11.63n –.02– 5 High Yield r – 3 6.83n +.03+ 3 Intrepid Gr 0 40.57n +.50–15 IntrepidMid –11 16.28n +.21– 6 Intrpd Amer – 7 35.31n +.47– 8 Mid Cap Val – 7 32.46n +.40

0 Sh Dur Bd r 0 10.86n –.01– 4 US Equity – 6 13.62n +.20– 8 USLgCorPls –10 26.18n +.38– 5 ValAdvntg – 2 28.22n +.41

JP Morgan Fds$ 12.7 bil 800–521–5411

– 1 IncBldrA – 1 9.72 +.06JP Morgan Instl$ 93.0 bil 800–480–4111

– 5 Disc Equity – 5 22.30n +.36– 7 Mid Cap Val – 6 34.52n +.43– 8 Small Grow – 8 13.31n +.26– 1 TaxAwrDscEq – 5 28.59n +.39– 3 US Equity – 5 14.04n +.22– 6 US Small Co – 7 15.44n +.23– 4 ValAdvntg – 2 28.67n +.41

JP Morgan R5$ 84.7 bil 800–480–4111

+ 1 CoreBond 0 11.55n –.01– 4 High Yield – 3 6.87n +.03– 5 IntrpdAm – 6 36.16n +.48+ 3 IntrpdGrth 0 41.62n +.52–12 LgVal –13 12.83n +.17– 3 USEqty – 5 14.04n +.21– 7 USLgCrPls – 9 27.43n +.40

JP Morgan R6$ 66.5 bil 800–480–4111

+ 1 Core Bond 0 11.58n –.01– 5 DiscEquity – 5 22.31n +.36– 4 High Yield – 3 6.86n +.03+ 1 Sh Dur Bd 0 10.81n –.01

JP Morgan Selct$ 232 bil 800–480–4111

+ 1 Core Bond 0 11.56n –.02– 5 Dscplnd Eq – 5 22.32n +.35–13 EquityIndex –16 35.16n +.51+ 6 Gr Advantg r – 3 15.53n +.22– 5 High Yield – 3 6.86n +.03+ 3 Intrepid Gr 0 41.74n +.53–13 IntrepidMid – 9 19.85n +.26– 5 Intrpd Amer – 6 36.20n +.48–13 Lg Cap Val –13 12.70n +.18+ 4 LgCapGr – 4 36.14n +.65– 4 Mid Cap Eq – 5 43.13n +.55– 7 Mid Cap Val – 6 34.10n +.43– 1 MidCapGr – 5 27.76n +.35

0 Sh Dur Bd 0 10.81n –.01– 9 Small Grow – 9 13.01n +.25













Best % Change Last 4 Weeks:

ProFunds InvBiotechUl : " 8 636 mil

Fidelity Sel MedclDlvry " 3 1 bil

Fidelity Sel ConsumeStpl " 3 1.744 bil

Managers RealEstate " 3 352 mil

DWS Funds A RREEFRealEs " 3 1.4 bil

Fidelity RealEstate " 2 4.402 bil



Fidelity Sel Health Care " 10 8.7 bil

Hartford HLS IA Health " 9 381 mil

Hartford A Health " 9 1.6 bil

FidltyAdvFoc A Health Care " 9 2.8 bil

Fidelity Adv A Biotech " 8 3.8 bil


Matthews Asia AsSciTchInv " 16 159 mil


Fidelity Sel Electronics " 13 1.6 bil

Price Global Tech : " 12 2.106 bil

Oak Associates RedOak Tech " 11 147 mil

Fidelity Sel Sftwr&Cmp : " 11 2.7 bil



U.S. Stock Fund Cash PositionHigh (11/00) 6.2% Low (6/15) 2.7%

Best % Change Last 16 Weeks:Price Global Tech : " 12 2.106 bilBurnham Funds FinlSvcsA " 11 211 milMatthews Asia AsSciTchInv " 11 159 milRS TechnologyA " 10 166 milFidelity Sel Electronics " 9 1.6 bilFidelity Sel Sftwr&Cmp : " 9 2.7 bilOak Associates RedOak Tech " 9 147 milFidelity RealEstate " 8 4.402 bilMFS Funds A Technology " 8 455 milCohen & Steers RltyIncA " 8 1.3 bilDWS Funds A RREEFRealEs " 8 1.4 bilFinancial Inv Tr A Bank&Fin " 8 162 mil

Best % Change Last 39 Weeks:Burnham Funds FinlSvcsA " 20 211 milFinancial Inv Tr A Bank&Fin " 14 162 milPrice Global Tech : " 13 2.106 bilFidelity Sel Retailing " 13 1.6 bilJ Hancock A Regionl Bnk " 8 652 milFidelity Sel Sftwr&Cmp : " 8 2.7 bilFidelity Sel IT Services " 7 924 milMFS Funds A Technology " 7 455 milFrank/Tmp Mutual A&B Finl Svcs A " 5 544 milColumbia Z Technology " 5 388 milPrice Media&Telcm " 4 3.258 bilFidelity Sel Banking " 3 592 mil

MAY 14 3.2%JUN 14 3.0%JUL 14 3.1%AUG 14 3.1%SEP 14 3.1%OCT 14 3.2%

NOV 14 3.3%DEC 14 3.1%JAN 15 3.3%FEB 15 3.2%MAR 15 3.1%APR 15 2.9%

MAY 15 2.8%JUN 15 2.7%JUL 15 2.8%AUG 15 2.9%SEP 15 2.9%OCT 15 2.8%

Top Industry & Sector FundsBest % chan.ge in last 4, 8 & 12 weeks on a total return basis. :indicates fund is on 3 different weeks’ lists. $ NetMutual Fund % Change Assets

Top Industry & Sector FundsBest % change in last 16 & 39 weeks on a totalreturn basis. : indicates fund is on 3 different weeks’ lists. $ NetMutual Fund % Change Assets

A12 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2015 MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE INVESTORS.COM





















+ 6 HealthSci 0 53.88n+1.28

–10 MidCapGr – 9 36.14n–2.69

0 TotRetBdZ – 1 13.97n –.02Putnam$ 11.7 bil 800–225–1581

– 8 CapSpec – 2 33.26n +.41Putnam A$ 75.0 bil 800–225–1581

– 8 CapSpec – 2 33.59 +.42– 3 Diversifd Inc – 1 7.03 +.04+ 7 GlbHlthCre 0 71.02 +1.35

+ 3 Growth Opp – 1 23.24 +.41– 4 Mlt Cap Val – 2 17.12 +.24+ 1 MltCpGrw – 1 68.47 +1.24

– 2 Sml Cap Gr – 2 29.25 +.51Putnam B$ 72.7 bil 800–225–1581

– 9 CapSpec – 2 32.58n +.40– 4 Dvrsfd Inc – 2 6.97n +.05+ 7 GlbHlthCre 0 51.42n +.98+ 2 Growth Opp – 1 20.13n +.36

0 MltCpGrw – 1 55.15n ..Putnam C$ 64.2 bil 800–225–1581

– 9 CapSpec – 2 32.50n +.39– 4 Dvrsfd Inc – 2 6.92n +.04+ 7 GlbHlthCre 0 59.03n+1.12

+ 2 Growth Opp – 1 20.48n +.36– 9 MltCpGrw –10 59.62n+1.09

Putnam M$ 58.0 bil 800–225–1581

– 8 CapSpec – 2 32.94 +.41– 4 Diversifd Inc – 2 6.92 +.04+ 7 GlbHlthCre 0 60.40 +1.14

+ 2 Growth Opp – 1 21.23 +.380 MltCpGrw – 1 60.37 +1.10

Putnam Y$ 53.2 bil 800–225–1581

– 8 CapSpec – 2 33.78n +.42+ 8 GlbHlthCre 0 74.50n+1.42

+ 3 Growth Opp – 1 24.14n +.43– 1 Investors – 1 21.59n +.31– 4 Mlt Cap Val – 2 17.13n +.24+ 1 MltCpGrw – 1 72.69n+1.32

– 2 Research – 2 25.42n +.38– 5 Voyager – 1 28.59n +.63

Ridgeworth$ 25.7 bil 877–984–7321

+ 8 Large Gr A – 2 8.89 +.00+ 7 Large Gr C – 2 6.45n +.00+ 8 Large Gr I – 2 10.50n +.00

RS Funds$ 10.8 bil 800–766–3863

+ 5 Growth + 1 18.95 +.32– 1 LrgCpAlpha 0 58.47 +.82+ 2 MidCapOp – 1 20.52 +.24+ 2 SmCapGrA – 2 66.76 +.95

Russell Funds A$ 20.3 bil 800–787–7354

0 Strat Bd 0 10.90 +.00Russell Funds C$ 25.2 bil 800–787–7354

– 1 Strat Bd 0 10.89n +.00Russell Funds E$ 25.2 bil 800–787–7354

0 Strat Bd 0 10.82n +.00Russell Funds I$ 17.2 bil 800–787–7354

0 StratBd 0 10.78n +.00Russell Funds S$ 30.1 bil 800–787–7354

0 Strat Bd 0 10.93n +.00Russell Instl I$ 575 mil 800–787–7354

0 USDynEqt – 3 11.18n +.00Rydex Advisor$ 790 mil 800–820–0888

+ 9 Biotech + 1 80.21n+1.84

Rydex Dynamic$ 1.1 bil 800–820–0888

+18 Ndq1002xStH 0 401.01n+1.42

+17 Ndq2xStrC 0 338.75n+9.64

Rydex H$ 600 mil 800–820–0888

– 5 MidCap1.5x – 3 59.55n +.93Rydex Investor$ 2.7 bil 800–820–0888

+ 9 Biotech + 2 88.30n+2.02

+10 Ndq 0 26.80n +.38

— S — T — U —Schwab Funds$ 60.2 bil 800–435–4000

+ 2 1000Idx Inv – 1 53.54n +.77+ 1 Core Equity – 1 19.59n +.27+ 8 Health Care 0 23.16n +.29+ 5 LrgGr – 1 15.09n +.19+ 3 S&P500 Slct 0 33.01n +.47–15 Sm Eq Sel –15 17.98n +.26+ 2 TotStkIdxSel – 1 37.59n +.55

Scout Funds

$ 7.5 bil 800–996–2862+ 1 Small Cap – 1 25.22n +.30

SEI Portfolios$ 28.9 bil 800–342–5734

– 3 MidCapGr A – 3 22.21n +.30+ 2 S&P 500 Idx A 0 50.96n +.73+ 3 S&P 500 Idx E 0 51.29n +.74– 1 Sm Cp Gr A – 1 27.83n +.43

SmeadCapMan$ 3.4 bil 877–807–4122

0 GrstnFshrMFGrEqt – 317.22n –.05+ 4 SmeadValInstl – 141.30n +.48+ 4 SmeadValInv – 1 41.20n +.48– 4 † SoundShore – 2 46.58n +.63

SSGA Funds$ 2.4 bil 800–647–7327

+ 3 S&P 500 Idx 0 33.05n +.48Sterling Capital$ 2.1 bil 704–372–8670

– 2 MdCpValInst – 3 15.61n +.13SunAmer Foc$ 27.9 bil 800–858–8850

– 7 DivStratA –10 15.57 –.89– 8 DivStratB –10 15.47n –.87– 8 DivStratC –10 15.46n –.87

TCM Funds$ 264 mil 800–536–3230

0 TCMSmGr – 2 27.27n +.31TCW Funds$ 19.4 bil 800–386–3829

+12 Select Eq N 0 27.94n +.36+13 SelectEqI 0 29.69n +.38

Thornburg A$ 43.2 bil 800–847–0200

– 6 Income Bldr – 3 19.03 +.23+ 3 Intl Value – 3 23.97 +.34+ 1 Ltd Mun Nat 0 14.52 +.00+ 4 Value – 1 52.06 +.72

Thornburg C$ 42.0 bil 800–847–0200

– 7 Income Bldr – 3 19.02n +.23+ 2 Intl Value – 4 21.82n +.31+ 1 Ltd Trm Mun 0 14.55n +.00+ 3 Value – 1 48.24n +.67

Thornburg I$ 22.5 bil 800–847–0200

+ 4 Intl Value – 3 24.59n +.36+ 1 Ltd Trm Mun 0 14.52n –.01+ 4 Value – 1 53.55n +.74

Thrivent Funds A$ 9.4 bil 800–847–4836

+11 Lrg Cap Gr – 1 8.59 +.11–10 Mid Cap Stk –13 19.10 +.20

Thrivent Funds Instl$ 4.5 bil 800–847–4836

– 9 Mid Cap Stk –12 21.18n +.22TIAA–CREF FUNDS$ 52.0 bil 800–842–2776

+ 2 Equity Idx – 1 15.26n +.22+ 4 Growth&Inc – 1 11.67n +.16+ 1 SmlCapEqPrm – 3 16.06n +.22

TIAA–CREF Instl Retirement$ 73.9 bil 800–223–1200

+ 1 Equity Idx – 1 15.49n +.22+ 4 Growth&Inc – 1 11.85n +.16+ 7 LrgCpGrIdx 0 21.86n +.34+ 2 S&P500 Idx 0 22.94n +.33

0 SmlCapEqty – 3 15.80n +.22TIAA–CREF Instl Funds$ 65.3 bil 800–842–2776

– 3 EnLgGrIdxI –10 10.89n +.16+ 7 LgCpGrowIdx 0 21.69n +.34+ 3 S&P500 Idx 0 23.04n +.33+ 1 SmlCapEqty – 3 16.14n +.23

TIAA–CREF Instl Funds Reta$ 47.3 bil 800–223–1200

+ 1 EquityIndex – 1 15.54n +.22+ 4 Growth&Inc – 1 15.27n +.20

0 SmlCapEqty – 3 15.66n +.21Touchstone$ 24.1 bil 800–543–0407

– 7 MidCapGrA – 9 23.81 +.31– 3 SandCpInsGr – 5 21.68n +.29– 6 SandsSelGrY – 9 17.34n +.23

Transamerica Partners$ 2.3 bil 800–755–5801

+ 6 Lg Growth – 4 28.99n +.50+ 1 Lg Value – 2 27.31n +.32

Transamerica Partners Instl$ 3.8 bil 800–755–5801

– 8 Mid Value – 9 16.64n +.21+ 2 StkIndex – 1 13.86n +.20

Tributary$ 837 mil 800–662–4203

+ 1 SmCompInst – 2 23.50n +.30Tweedy Browne$ 18.9 bil 800–432–4789

– 2 GlblVal – 3 25.41n +.15– 6 GlblValIICU – 2 13.12n +.11

UAM Funds

$ 225 mil 877–826–5465– 3 USSmlGrY – 3 21.92n +.00

UBS Investment Fds$ 3.4 bil 800–794–7753

– 3 USSmlGrA – 3 20.58 +.00UBS Pace Y$ 1.4 bil 800–647–1568

+ 6 Lrg Co Gr 0 26.65n +.40Undiscovered Mgrs$ 8.0 bil 888–242–3514

+ 1 BehaveVal A – 5 54.75 +.48+ 1 BehaveVal I – 5 56.06n +.48

0 BehaveValC – 5 51.74n +.45USAA Group$ 71.7 bil 800–531–8722

+ 1 AggressGrth – 6 39.80n +.56+ 7 Growth 0 24.44n +.41– 4 Growth&Incm – 6 20.19n +.49+11 NASDAQ 100 0 13.27n +.19+ 1 S&P 500 – 2 29.28n +.00+ 1 S&P500Rwd – 2 29.30n +.00+12 Sci & Tech 0 21.60n +.40

— V — W — X —Value Line$ 1.9 bil 800–223–0818

+ 3 SmallCap – 1 48.57n +.48Vanguard Admiral$ 1309 bil 800–997–2798

+ 3 500 Index 0 192.16n+2.76

+ 1 Balance Idx 0 29.61n +.24+ 2 Cap Opps r – 1 123.91n+.00+ 7 CoDilxAd r 0 64.87n+1.13

–15 EmgMkSt r – 4 27.46n +.37–21 Energy r –10 79.79n –.61

0 Equity Inc – 2 64.34n +.00– 2 EuroStkIdx r – 2 62.86n +.71– 4 Explorer – 2 83.30n+1.21

– 5 Ext Mkt Idx – 3 63.37n +.00+ 1 Fin Indx r – 1 24.85n +.38+ 1 GNMA 0 10.65n –.01+ 3 Growth Idx – 2 55.00n +.00+ 2 Growth&Inc – 2 68.82n +.00– 2 HiYld Corp r – 2 5.55n +.01+ 4 HiYldTxEx + 1 11.28n +.00+10 Hlth Care r 0 97.85n+1.42

+ 7 HlthcareIdx r 0 66.88n +.95– 3 IndustAd r – 2 52.46n +.88– 2 InflProSecs – 1 25.28n –.07

0 Intl Growth r – 1 68.55n +.89

+ 2 Intmd Tax Ex + 1 14.22n –.01+ 1 IntmdInvGrd 0 9.66n –.02+ 1 LargeCapIdx – 2 47.41n +.00– 3 LgInvGdAdmr 0 10.01n –.02+ 3 LT Tax Ex + 1 11.73n +.00+ 1 LtdTrm TxEx 0 11.01n +.00– 2 Mid Cap Idx – 1 150.59n+2.18

+ 8 Morgan Gr 0 85.10n+1.28

+ 3 Primecap r 0 109.25n+.00+ 2 REITIdx r + 3 113.90n+2.18

0 Sh Tm TxEx 0 15.79n +.00+ 1 ShrtInvAdmr 0 10.57n –.01+ 1 ShTrmBdIdx 0 10.44n –.01– 2 Small Idx – 2 53.76n +.74– 2 SmGthAdml – 1 43.25n +.69+ 1 ST Treas 0 10.67n +.00

0 Tot Bd Idx 0 10.65n –.01+ 2 TtlStMktIdx – 1 51.71n +.75

0 TxMgIntAd r – 2 11.90n +.19– 1 TxMgSCAd r – 2 45.14n +.64+10 US Growth + 1 84.91n+1.35

0 Value Idx 0 32.41n +.46+ 1 Wellesley Inc – 1 61.32n +.00+ 1 Wellington – 1 67.05n +.70– 3 Windsor – 3 69.28n +.00– 3 WindsorII – 3 63.38n +.00

Vanguard Index$ 1070 bil 800–662–7447

+ 3 500 0 192.11n+2.76

+ 1 Balanced 0 29.60n +.24–16 EmgMkSt r – 4 20.91n +.28–15 EmgMkStIsPl r – 469.48n +.94– 2 EuroStkIdx r – 2 26.99n +.31– 5 Extnd Mkt – 3 63.38n +.00

0 FTSESocIndx – 2 13.29n +.00– 5 FTSEWlIdInv r – 2 17.30n +.26– 6 FTSEWlIdIsP r – 2 91.53n+1.42

+ 3 Growth – 2 54.99n +.00+ 1 HighDivYldI 0 26.96n +.38+ 6 InfoTechAdm r 056.78n +.74+ 1 Int Bd 0 11.28n –.03+ 1 IntBdAdm 0 11.28n –.03+ 1 IntBdInst 0 11.28n –.03+ 1 LargeCapInv – 2 37.92n +.00– 4 LT Bd 0 13.25n –.03– 4 LT Bd Inst 0 13.25n –.03

– 2 MdCpIdxIsPl – 1 164.07n+2.38

+ 1 Mega300 I – 2 138.32n+.00+ 4 Mega300Gr I – 2 165.97n+.00– 2 Mid Cap – 1 33.19n +.48– 1 MidCapValI – 2 34.22n +.48

0 MidCpGrI – 1 39.78n +.61+ 2 REIT r + 3 26.69n +.51– 5 Sm Cap Val – 3 24.03n +.28– 2 Small Grow – 1 34.59n +.55– 4 SmCpIdx – 2 53.73n +.74– 4 SmCpIdxIsPl – 2 155.18n+2.14

+ 1 ST Bond 0 10.44n –.010 Tot Bd Mrkt 0 10.65n –.01

+ 2 Tot St Mkt – 1 51.68n +.75– 4 TotInStk r – 2 24.44n +.37– 5 TotInStk r – 2 97.76n+1.48

– 4 TotInStk r – 2 14.61n +.22– 5 TotInStk r – 2 97.74n+1.48

0 Value 0 32.41n +.47Vanguard Instl$ 733 bil 800–662–7447

+ 1 Balance Idx 0 29.61n +.24–15 EmgMkSt r – 4 20.89n +.29– 2 Euro Stk Idx r – 2 26.81n +.31– 2 EuroSkInstPl r – 2 119.71n+1.35

0 FTSESocIndx – 2 13.30n +.00– 6 FTSEWlId r – 2 86.44n+1.34

+ 2 Index 0 190.29n+2.74

– 5 Index Ext Mkt – 3 63.37n +.00+ 3 Index Gr – 2 55.00n +.00+ 2 Index Plus 0 190.31n+2.74

0 Index Tot Mkt 0 10.65n –.010 Index Value 0 32.41n +.47

– 2 InflaProtec – 1 10.30n –.03+ 1 LargeCapIdx – 2 195.14n+.00– 2 MdCpIdx – 1 33.27n +.49+ 2 REIT Idx r + 3 17.63n +.34+ 7 Rs1000GrwId 0 199.75n+3.16

+ 2 Rs1000Id – 1 184.72n+2.65

+ 1 ShInvGrd I 0 10.57n –.01– 4 SmCapVal Idx – 3 24.08n +.28– 2 SmCpGrw Idx – 1 34.64n +.56– 4 SmCpIdx – 2 53.76n +.74

+ 3 StrcBrMkPls – 2 70.18n +.00+ 4 StrcLgEqPls 0 82.05n+1.18

+ 2 Tot Stk Idx – 1 51.72n +.75+ 2 Tot Stk Idx Pls – 1 46.79n +.67

0 TotBdInstPl 0 10.65n –.01+ 2 TotStkIdx – 1 46.79n +.68+ 2 TxMd CpAp r – 1 52.49n +.71– 1 TxMgSCI r – 2 45.24n +.64

Vanguard Funds$ 1081 bil 800–851–4999

+ 2 Cap Opport r – 1 53.64n +.00+ 2 Div Eq Inv – 1 33.00n +.48– 1 DivApprIdx + 1 31.61n +.48+ 3 Dividend Gr – 1 23.11n +.00–21 Energy r –10 42.50n –.33

0 Equity Inc – 2 30.69n +.00– 4 Explorer – 2 89.49n+1.30

+ 1 GNMA 0 10.65n –.01+13 Health Care r 0 231.88n+3.37

+ 3 HiYldTxEx + 1 11.28n +.00– 2 InflProtSec – 1 12.87n –.03+ 1 IntInvGdInv 0 9.66n –.02

0 Intl Growth r – 1 21.54n +.28– 6 Intl Value r – 3 31.95n +.55+ 2 Intmd Tax Ex + 1 14.22n –.01

0 Life Consv Gr – 1 18.18n +.09– 1 Life Growth – 1 28.36n +.33

0 Life Mod Gr – 1 23.80n +.19+ 3 LT Tax Ex + 1 11.73n +.00+ 1 LtdTrm TxEx 0 11.01n +.00– 3 LTInvGrdInv 0 10.01n –.02

0 MidCapGr A – 2 24.18n +.00+ 8 Morgan Gr 0 27.44n +.41+ 2 Primecap r 0 105.40n+.00+ 3 PrmcpCorInv r + 1 22.19n +.31+ 2 Rus3000IdxI – 1 184.03n+2.66

– 3 Select Val r – 2 27.53n +.370 Sh Tm TxEx 0 15.79n +.00

+ 1 ST Corp 0 10.57n –.010 ST Treas 0 10.67n +.000 Star – 1 24.56n +.22

– 1 Strategic Eq – 2 31.92n +.43– 2 StratSmInv – 2 29.91n +.43

0 TargRet2015 – 1 15.26n +.090 TargRet2020 – 1 28.38n +.230 TargRet2025 – 1 16.47n +.15

– 1 TargRet2030 – 1 28.89n +.30– 1 TargRet2035 – 1 17.72n +.21– 1 TargRet2040 – 1 29.48n +.38

– 1 TargRet2045 – 1 18.48n +.240 TargRetInc – 1 12.75n +.040 TxMgIntInt r – 2 11.91n +.19

+10 US Growth + 1 32.77n +.52– 2 US Value – 2 17.26n +.00+ 1 Wellington – 1 38.82n +.41+ 1 WellslyInc – 1 25.31n +.00– 3 Windsor – 3 20.54n +.00– 3 WindsorII – 3 35.71n +.00

Vantagepoint$ 35.3 bil 800–669–7400

+ 2 500StkIdxI 0 16.46n +.24+ 3 500StkIdxII 0 15.48n +.22+ 2 Brd Mkt Indx II – 116.43n +.23+ 1 BrdMktIdx I – 1 17.56n +.25+ 6 Growth + 1 14.34n +.23

Victory Funds$ 54.2 bil 800–539–3863

+ 2 EstblshValA – 4 34.19 +.28+ 2 EstblshValR – 4 33.82n +.27+ 5 GrowOpps 0 44.69 +.59+ 4 GrowOppsC 0 38.95n +.52+ 2 SYCAest – 4 34.21n +.28+ 1 Sycasmal – 3 39.80n +.39– 6 VerctSCVal – 4 31.08 +.23– 6 VerctSCVal – 4 31.75n +.24

Virtus Funds A$ 40.2 bil 800–243–1574

0 MulSecSh – 1 4.63 +.00+11 StratGrow 0 14.69 +.24+ 2 TxExBd + 1 11.41 –.01– 8 VirtusEmkt – 1 8.78 +.09

Virtus Funds B$ 10.1 bil 800–243–1574

– 1 MulSecSh – 1 4.60n +.00+10 StratGr 0 12.21n +.20

Virtus Funds C$ 27.7 bil 800–243–1574

0 MulSecSh – 1 4.69n +.00– 9 VirtusEMO – 2 8.53n +.09

Virtus Funds I$ 27.9 bil 800–243–1574

– 8 EmMktOp – 1 9.09n +.090 Multisc – 1 4.64n +.00

Virtus Funds T$ 7.8 bil 800–243–1574

– 1 MulSecSh – 1 4.68n +.00VOYA Fds$ 1.3 bil 800–992–0180

+ 4 ColConCore 0 22.46n +.35VOYA Fds A$ 16.1 bil 800–992–0180

+ 2 TRPDivMCAd – 1 9.92n +.13VOYA Fds T,M,Q&I$ 8.0 bil 800–992–0180

0 SmallCo – 2 17.51n +.18+12 TRowPriceGr + 1 87.35n+1.47

Waddell&Rd Adv$ 103 bil 800–366–5465

– 9 Accum A –14 9.56 +.15–11 Accum B –15 8.19n +.13–11 Accum C –15 8.36n +.13– 9 Sci & Tech A – 9 13.57 +.23–13 Sci & Tech B –12 9.52n +.16–13 Sci & Tech C –12 9.69n +.16– 9 Sci & Tech Y – 8 15.25n +.26–13 Sm Cap A –15 14.49 +.15–11 Small Cap Y –13 16.39n +.18+ 1 TaxMgd Eq A – 8 17.52 +.30– 2 Vanguard A –10 9.77 +.17– 6 Vanguard B –12 7.12n +.12– 5 Vanguard C –12 7.32n +.12– 1 Vanguard Y – 9 10.40n +.18

Wasatch$ 7.6 bil 800–551–1700

0 SmallValue – 1 5.97n +.08Wells Fargo Advtg$ 29.9 bil 800–222–8222

+ 3 GrowthA 0 41.07 +.64Wells Fargo Advtg A$ 30.5 bil 800–222–8222

– 7 DisUSCor –11 13.78 +.00+ 7 Spec Tech + 1 9.90 +.15

Wells Fargo Advtg Ad$ 28.3 bil 800–222–8222

– 4 Sm Co Grow – 2 40.64n +.59Wells Fargo Advtg B$ 10.6 bil 800–222–8222

+ 6 Spec Tech + 1 8.40n +.13Wells Fargo Advtg Inst$ 25.4 bil 800–222–8222

+ 4 Adv Gr 0 46.39n +.72Western Asset$ 64.0 bil 626–844–9400

+ 1 CorePlusFI 0 11.43n +.00+ 1 CorePlusI 0 11.42n –.01+ 1 CorePlusIS 0 11.42n +.00

William Blair I$ 10.1 bil 800–635–2886

+ 6 Growth 0 15.34n +.24– 4 Sm Cp Gr 0 26.27n +.31+ 6 Sml Mid Gr 0 20.44n +.26

Wilmington$ 3.9 bil 800–336–9970

+ 4 LgCapStInst – 1 17.28n +.23

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The markets certainly think it will, with somestocks rising as much as 5% and the overall mar-ket not panicking in the wake of President Mau-

ricio Macri’s announcement that capital controls arenow a thing of the past. The move triggered a wrench-ing 27% devaluation of Argentine currency, causing itto fall from 9.8 pesos to the U.S. dollar to 13.9.

It will likely force prices to rise by half in the shortterm and could trigger protests from the country’s pow-erful Peronist unions. But it’s the speed with which themove took place that puts time on Macri’s side and asign that the distasteful maneuver will work.

After all, Macri has been in office since only Dec. 10,and his biggest likely political opponents, such as thePeronist socialist labor unions, are still licking theirwounds since his landslide victory. Economists such asJohns Hopkins University’s Steve Hanke have pointedout in the past that free-market reforms tend to havethe best results when they are executed quickly, withconviction. That’s precisely the path Macri is taking inhis lightning-bolt moves. It’s an interesting thing from aman whose family business has included race cars.

What’s more, unlike devaluations past, Macri pre-pared the country for this one. The need for thedevalua-tion is the ugly result of the previous socialist govern-ment’s effort to control the economy and create a falselyinflated currency based on phony statistics so bad thateven the International Monetary Fund complained.

Three days ago, Macri set the country up for recoveryby cutting its punitive personal and export taxes so thatthere would be incentive to work and save.

Two days ago, he lifted capital controls so that exporttrade, Argentina’s great competitive advantage, couldtake off once again. Argentina’s farmers and ranchers

have said that they could rake in $400 million a day inexport revenues based on high inventories of grainsand other agricultural products if those punitive taxeswere scrapped. Barron’s reported that they pulled inonly $72 million in seven days last week, so the capitalinflows should be instant.

A few days before that, Macri moved to protect saverssomewhat by firing the central bank chief and havingthe new one hike interest rates from 7% to 38% to allevi-ate the shock of devaluation. He also sold $3 billion inChinese yuan and other not-so-useful foreign curren-cies touted by the anti-American crowd and boughtU.S. dollars to help buttress the country’s foreign ex-change cushion and protect savers some more.

In addition, he threw out two leftist Supreme Courtjudges and replaced them with rule-of-law advocates —an important move given that U.S. Federal Judge Thom-as Griesa in a bondholders’ lawsuit laid down the law toArgentina, telling it that it must pay its bills and cannotdefault (as it notoriously does) without consequences.Rule of law will go far to help the country restore itspast prosperity — and more importantly, it will lay thegroundwork for the next step: restoring Argentina’spresence in world capital markets, which it’s been outof since its $100 billion sovereign default in 2001.

These preparatory reforms — some admittedly pain-ful — will go a long way toward hastening economic re-covery and — with Macri’s expected next step, fiscal re-form — will keep the downturn short. In a country with25% inflation, 29% poverty and 0.4% growth for 2015,the IMF is forecasting a single tough year in 2016 to befollowed by a spectacular 7% growth in 2017.

Already there are signs that it’s working, and not justin the markets but in hard-core, tangible foreign invest-ment. In just days, Spanish oil giant YPF announced a$500 million expansion, while international banks areprepared to lend $25 billion to finance more reforms.

With a record like that, it’s a slam-dunk that the fail-ure and impoverishment of Peronist socialism will behistory and the Argentina that a century ago was a glo-bal symbol of wealth will re-emerge. It’s happenedevery time it’s been tried.

ISSUES & INSIGHTS

Trump supporters concerned that unfetteredimmigration will bring liberalism into perma-nent dominance over the American elector-ate and society — and that probably describes

most of them — don’t know Donald like they think theyknow Donald.

You don’t have to go back far to find a pro-amnestystatement from the No. 1 defender of deportation. Atthe end of June, speaking to the press in Chicago andafter saying he “heard you probably have 30 million” il-legal aliens in America, Trump contended:

“You have to give them a path, and you have to make itpossible for them to succeed. You have to do that. Butthe bad ones, and there are bad ones, you have to getout, and you have to get them out fast.”

That’s “path” as in “path to citizenship,” not a path toexit the country via our southern border. And it’s clearhe was referring to the bulk of the millions of aliens.The “bad ones” he would deport he depicts as a minori-ty of the illegals. How small a minority is wide open tospeculation.

Several weeks after President Obama’s 2012 re-elec-tion, Trump, interviewed by Newsmax’s Ron Kessler,blasted Mitt Romney’s “crazy policy of self-deporta-tion.” It was “maniacal,” he said, contending it cost theRepublican “all of the Latino vote” and adding “he losteverybody who is inspired to come into this country.”

Trump told Kessler that the Republicans must devel-op comprehensive immigration reform “to take care ofthis incredible problem that we have with respect to im-migration, with respect to people wanting to be wonder-ful, productive citizens of this country.”

Contrasting the two parties on the issues, Trump toldKessler, “The Democrats didn’t have a policy for deal-ing with illegal immigrants, but what they did havegoing for them is they weren’t mean-spirited about it.. . . What they were is they were kind.”

Now, perhaps The Donald will try to claim what hemeant in 2012 was if Romney had proposed forced de-portation of illegals, it wouldn’t have been “maniacal”or “mean-spirited,” and would have garnered more ofthe Latino vote. But it’s doubtful that even his ever-for-giving supporters would swallow that explanation.

In Tuesday night’s debate, Trump sneered, “Jeb(Bush) is a very nice person” and “Jeb said when theycome across the southern border, they come as an act oflove.” But Trump’s reference to immigrants, legal and il-legal, as “people wanting to be wonderful, productivecitizens of this country” sounds awfully similar.

“I have a very hard-line position,” Trump claimed inLas Vegas. “People that have come into our country ille-gally, they have to go.”

“They have to go” is quite a flipflop from the “you haveto give them a path” position that Trump took only fiveand a half months ago.

Terror In Tennessee

At the time of the deadly July attack on two U.S.military sites in Chattanooga, it was obvious toeveryone but the Islamic apologists in the

White House that shooter Mohammad Youssef Abdu-lazeez was on a terrorist mission.

Armed with high-powered rifles, the Islamic insur-gent opened fire, first on a Marine recruiting office andthen a nearby Naval base, killing five U.S. soldiers.

Within days, it became clear that Chattanooga was aplanned assault by a devout Muslim inspired by Islamicterror groups like the Islamic State and al-Qaida. Abdu-lazeez had blogged about wanting to become a martyrfighting “jihad for the sake of Allah.” He chose the Mus-lim holy month of Ramadan to fulfill his wish.

Abdulazeez was, like Fort Hood terrorist Maj. NidalHasan, inspired by the writings of late al-Qaida leaderAnwar Awlaki.

Yet the administration went out of its way not to labelAbdulazeez a terrorist or even call what he did an act ofterrorism — which meant that the five servicemen hegunned down wouldn’t be eligible for the Purple Heart,and their families would be denied the financial bene-fits that go along with it.

The families of the Fort Hood victims endured thesame injustice after President Obama refused to call theattack an act of terror, instead referring to it as “work-place violence.” Under political pressure, federal inves-tigators in Chattanooga described Abdulazeez, ridicu-lously, as a “homegrown violent extremist.” Afterweeks of investigation, they still couldn’t say if what hedid was terrorism.

But now, five months later, the Navy has quietly post-ed a press release announcing that the Muslim whogunned down sailors was indeed a foreign-inspired ter-rorist, and that his victims will now qualify for PurpleHearts, something we argued for earlier this year.

The statement reversing the administration’s earlierruling that Abdulazeez was just another random massshooter and not a terrorist was snuck out late Wednes-day after news deadlines.

Will the White House press corps force Obama to pub-licly acknowledge in his own statement that this, too,was Islamic terrorism on his watch?

Election ’16: The centerpiece of GOP front-runner Donald Trump’s presidential cam-paign is his hard-line stance on immigration.But he was for amnesty before he was againstit. And it wasn’t that long ago.

Jihad in America: The administration hasquietly reversed itself and ruled last summer’smass shooting by a Tennessee Muslim an actof foreign-inspired terrorism, just like in SanBernardino. What took it so long?

Democrat Extremism Is No Virtue

Item 1: Democrats have been trying to force Ameri-can consumers to buy cars they clearly don’t want.

One of the first things President Obama did in of-fice was push through a 35% increase in the federal fuel-economy mandate for cars and trucks. Next year, the av-erage mileage per gallon for all cars sold is supposed tobe 34.1. Ten years from now, it’s supposed to hit 54.5.

Obama constantly sells this as a big win for consum-ers, who are supposedly being denied the gas-sippingcars they want by Big Auto. But actual car buyers are vot-ing with their wallets against what the president wants.

This week, his Environmental Protection Agency re-ported that, despite the tightening standards, the aver-age fuel economy of cars sold in 2014 was unchangedfrom the year before. In fact, it’s barely budged in years.

The University of Michigan’s Transportation Re-search Institute, which tracks the fuel economy of carssold on a monthly basis, says that fuel economy wors-ened between October 2014 and this November by al-most a full mile per gallon.

Why? Because consumers are buying more gas-guz-zling pickup trucks, SUVs and crossovers. The EPAdata show that trucks accounted for almost 41% of carsales last year, up from 36% in 2012.

What they aren’t buying are plug-in electrics and hy-brids, which still make up a tiny fraction of auto sales de-spite massive government subsidies.

In other words, consumers are putting power, utilityandsafety considerations wellabove the Democrats’ de-mand for greater MPG.

Item 2: Democrats have also made it their mission toimpose stricter gun control laws on the country. On

Wednesday, House Democrats introduced a measureto ban assault weapons, and Obama is preparing stillmore executive orders to tighten access to guns.

The public? They want more access to guns, not less.Gun sales have exploded after each mass shooting, as anincreasing number of people realize that being armed isthe first, best defense against a terrorist or crazed killer.

Meanwhile, polls show a steady decline in support forstricter gun control laws. A Roper tracking survey findssupport below 50%, lower than it’s been since they start-ed the survey in 1989.

Even more surprising, for the first time ever, the ma-jority of Americans oppose a ban on assault weapons,the bete noire of the gun control crowd, according to anABC News/Washington Post poll. Where 80% sup-ported such a ban in 1994, only 45% do now.

Item 3: Democrats insist that the U.S. play host to tensof thousands of Syrian refugees, even after the terror at-tacks in Paris and San Bernardino. In fact, Democratsrunning for president are in a bidding war to see whowill admit more refugees. Hillary Clinton’s currentoffer is 65,000.

That’s despite widespread opposition from the public.The latest IBD/TIPP Poll — taken in late early Decem-ber — found that 56% oppose letting even 10,000 Syrianrefugees into the country.

They have good reason to feel that way. Syria is now ahotbed of ISIS radicals who have publicly stated thatthey intend to use the refugee crisis (which they’ve cre-ated) to smuggle terrorists into other countries to carryout attacks — as they did in Paris.

Plus, the administration has admitted that it has noway to guarantee it can properly vet the refugeesObama wants to let in.

The Democrats’ response to such concerns is “suck itup.” Accept the increased risk of terrorism, give up yourguns and stuff your family into a tiny electric car.

And we’re supposed to think Republicans are the out-of-touch extremists?

Revolution: One week into office, Argentina’snew president has slashed taxes, ripped outcapital controls and restored the peso to itsnatural level. It takes guts, but this blaze ofreforms has worked wherever it’s been tried.

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The Federal Reserve’s decision toraise interest rates for the firsttimesince2006 highlights a glar-

ing weakness of conventional econom-ic analysis: its failure to understandthe role that power plays in shapingthe economy.

By all the usual metrics, wagesshould be bounding upward now thatunemployment has been reduced to5% and 13 million jobs have beenadded to the economy since the depthsof the Great Recession. It’s to counterthe inflationary pressures that suchwage increases would engender thatthe Fed finally decided to hike rates.

The only problem with this analysisis that wages are not bounding up-ward, and inflation has remainedbelow — not above — the Fed’s pre-ferred rate of 2%. In essence, the Feddecided to act on mainstream econo-mists’ theories — wages and inflationshould be increasing, dammit — ratherthan observable facts.

A similar preference for theory overempiricism has informed one argu-ment that many economists havemade for the “Cadillac tax,” a levy onmore costly health insurance policiesthat is scheduled to take effect in 2018,but whose implementation will be de-layed if the congressional budget dealunveiled Tuesday night is enacted.

Employees whose coverage is scaledback as a result of the tax, the argu-ment goes, shouldn’t fret, since em-ployers will pass along the savings tothem in the form of wage increases.

WhattheFed’sdecisionandthisargu-ment supporting the Cadillac tax bothmiss is that the traditional theories ofhow wages rise have been negated bymajor structural changes to the econo-my. Time was when tightened labormarketsandincreasesinemployers’re-tainedrevenuedidleadtowageincreas-es,but that time is clearly long gone.

What the conventional theories havefailed to factor in is power: the fact thatworkers have lost their ability to bar-gain with employers, the fact thatmajor shareholders have gained theability to compel corporate executives,often, on penalty of losing their jobs, tofunnel all available revenue to them.

A cursory glance at, or in-depth sur-veyof, U.S.businessshows thatcompa-nies are engaged in bargaining aplenty— but not with their workers, who,with the rate of private-sector union-ization reduced beneath 7%, have nomeanstobargain. Rather, theycontendwith “activist investors,” who reshapethe economic landscape by successful-ly pressuring firms to buy back theirshares and merge with competitors, inthecause of enriching themselves.

Well before the current rise of in-come and wealth inequality, however,dissident American economists recog-nized the crucial role power plays inthe distribution of wealth and income.

ForemostamongthesewasJohnKen-neth Galbraith, whose 1952 book,“American Capitalism,” depicted aneconomy dominatedby major corpora-tions, whose power was offset by thecountervailingpowerofotherbusiness-es,unionsand governmentregulations.

Precisely because Galbraith stressedthe crucial role ofpower relations rath-er than the mathematical beauty offree markets, his work was dismissedby many mainstream economists.Today, however, it’s a far better guideto what’s happened to our economythan the work of his critics.

What’s happened is that the counter-vailing powers Galbraith identifiedhave largely been crippled. Unionshave been gutted. Consumers havelost much of their legal ability to seekredress from corporate misconduct,as courts haveupheld compulsory arbi-tration clauses in consumer contracts.

Decades of government neglect of itsantitrust duties have enabled the riseof monopoly power in Silicon Valley,of Wal-Mart’s ability to compel manu-facturers to offshore their productionto cheap labor markets, and of a recordwave of mega-corporate mergers.

The consequences of the decades-long decimation of unions were madeabundantly clear by the Pew ResearchCenter’s report, released last week, onthe waning of the U.S. middle class. In1970,whenunionswere large and pow-erful, middle-incomehouseholds com-manded 62% of the nation’s householdincome; by 2014, that had declined to43%, while upper-income householdssaw their share rise from 29% to 49%.

To be sure, genuine full employmentwould boost workers’ ability to securebetter pay. But the globalization ofU.S. corporations, the deterrent effectof monopoly power on new businessformation, the chronic under-con-sumption by underpaid U.S. workers,and the under-investment of the pub-lic sector in necessary and job-generat-ing projects all make full employmentever more improbable.

So— wage increases? Wageinflation?Please remove noses from textbooks,dear Fed governors, and look aroundyou. American workers won’t win rais-es until they win back their power.

00 Meyerson is an editor-at-large ofthe American Prospect.

B Y M E R R I L L M A T T H E W S

If you think you’ve never spent somuch for health insurance sinceObamaCare made health care “af-

fordable,” you’re right.Health insurance premiums are

going up quickly, and insurers havetaken a number of steps, both visibleand less so, to try to mitigate steep pre-mium increases. But that often meanspatients are paying more out of theirown pockets — a lot more.

One of the insurers’ more visible at-tempts to lower premiums is to offerpolicies with very high deductibles.

Healthpocket, a technology compa-ny that compares health plans, reportsthat the average 2016 deductible for aSilver plan, the most popular inObamaCarehealth insurance exchang-es, is $3,117 for an individual, and$6,480 for a family.

For the Bronze plan, which is popu-larwith people who do not getany gov-ernment subsidy, the average deduct-ible is $5,731 for an individual, and$11,601 for a family.

Democrats used to complain thathigh-deductible plans allowed “greedyinsurers”totakepremiumswhileavoid-ingpayingclaims.Indeed,high-deduct-ible policies were what PresidentObama had in mind when he railedagainst“junk insurance.”

Now extremely high deductibles arethe hallmark of the Democrats’ healthcarelaw.

But there are more subtle ways insur-ers are shifting costs to patients thatmost people may not recognize — untilthey get the bill.

Health insurers have long usedtiered pricing for generic vs. brand-name drugs as a way to encouragemore generic use. Then they added athird tier to separate their “preferred”— which some would argue means lessexpensive — brand name drugs fromsome of the newer drugs.

In 2009 insurers added a fourth (andin some cases a fifth) tier for certainhigh-cost specialty drugs, but with animportant change — patients nowoften pay a percentage of a top-tierdrug’s cost rather than a set copay of,say, $10, $25 or $50.

For example, in one Blue Cross planpatients must pay 33% of the cost forspecialty drugs inits top tier. Others re-quire patients to pay as much as 60%.

Those out-of-pocket costs can hiteven patients with good health cover-age very hard. NBC tells the story ofLauren Baumann, who has leukemiaand is insured, but must spend asmuch as $2,000 a month out of pocketto get the miracle drug Gleevec.

However, most of the discussion inthese stories focuses on the cost ofdrugs, not the insurers’ efforts to shiftnew costs to patients. There are twomajor problems with this approach.

First, there are often no alternativesfor the newest drugs — at least for awhile. Leukemia patients couldn’thave chosen an alternative to Gleevecwhen it first appeared because thereweren’t any. So a lower-priced genericwasn’t an option, though that willchange soon.

Second, imposing these higher costsmay be a subtle way of encouraging pa-tients to shift to another health insurer— or to put it another way, of discrimi-nating against patients with certaindiseases.

Forexample, earlier this yearthe Chi-cago Tribune reported that two healthinsurers were charging significantlyhigher copays for drugs treating HIVand AIDS patients. According to theTribune, based on an analysis of theChicago market by the AIDS Founda-tion, “Several standard treatmentscost more than $1,000 per month onmany Coventry Health Care and Hu-mana plans, while some of the samedrugs cost as little as $35 on plansother insurers sell on the exchange.”

The Affordable Care Act prohibitshealth insurers from charging a per-son with a medical condition more,but there are other ways insurers canmake their plans less attractive to high-cost patients, and tiered prescriptiondrug pricing is one of them.

In a free market, there would be nogovernment mandate that insurers —any type of insurer — accept anyonewho applies, and insurers would befree to charge a premium based on therisk a person brings to the pool. ButObamaCare largely eliminated medi-cal underwriting, and the health insur-ance industry embraced that change.

Health insurers are understandablylooking for ways to keep premiums aslow as possible in light of the upwardpressure ObamaCare is putting on pre-miums. But forcing patients to paythousands of dollars a month for thedrugs they need isn’t the way to do it.

Regardless of what we do withObamaCare, we need a new strategyfor paying for expensive drugs, onethat encourages innovation and com-petition, and yet ensures the publichas access to those products. Obama-Care has only incentivized health in-surers to pass more of the costs on topatients and taxpayers.

00 Matthews is a resident scholar withthe Institute for Policy Innovation.

R O B E R T J . S A M U E L S O N

There’s more discouraging news aboutAmerican business — specifically aboutentrepreneurship.

We confidently assume that we have theworld’s most entrepreneurial nation, and theproof seems overwhelming. Google, Facebookand Twitter are but three (relatively) recentstartups that have become corporate titans.

Before them, there were others: Microsoft,Intel and FedEx. We seem to excel at nurturingnew firms.

Or do we?Previous studies have shown that, despite the

success of firms like Facebook, the number ofstartups has dropped sharply, from about 13%of all firms in the late 1980s to about 8% in 2011.

Now a new study from the National Bureau ofEconomic Research reports that the expansionof the remaining startups — which traditionallyhas been much faster than the growth of exist-ing companies — has slowed considerably.

By some measures, it now barely exceeds theaverage of older companies.

So there’s a double whammy: fewer startupsand slower growth at the survivors.

This could be one reason the recovery fromthe Great Recession has been so sluggish, withthe economy’s growth averaging about 2% an-nually from 2010 to 2014, much slower thanear-lier post-World War II recoveries.

Using Census Bureau data, the study exam-ined business births (the creation of new firms),deaths (companies going out of business) andgrowth from 1976 to 2011. It confirmed earlierstudies: Though most new firms fail in theirfirst five years, the growth of the survivors is so

strong that it offsets the losses of other firmsand creates much of the economy’s overall in-crease in jobs. But that began to change after2000, when startups’ high growth faded.

The upshot: “Startups and high-growthyoung firms (under five years) contributed lessto U.S. job creation in the post-2000 periodthan in earlier periods,” said the report.

The startup slump may also help explain theslowdown in productivity — a measure of effi-ciency that ultimately raises living standards.

From 2010 to 2014, productivity grew a mea-ger 0.3% annually, also well below the post-World War II average of about 2%, according tothe Bureau of Labor Statistics.

“Evidence suggests that young firms devotedisproportionately more resources to innova-tion,” the study said. The startup slump sug-gests that their innovation is lagging or that it’sdiluted by slower economic growth.

Just what has caused the startup slump isn’tclear, the study admits. One obvious theory isthe legacy of the Great Recession, which hasmade many businesses more cautious and risk-averse. Still, that’s at most a partial explanation,because it can’t account for the slowdown thatpreceded the recession’s onset in 2007.

What’s clear is the startup slump is consistentwith other business behavior, specifically weakinvestment spending on new plants and ma-chinery.

Compared with the past, companies seemmore reluctant to invest in the future.

“There is now robust evidence, from multipledata sources . . . of a pervasive decline in U.S.business dynamism over the last several de-cades,” says the study, which was released earli-er this month.

C H A R L E S K R A U T H A M M E R

Last Saturday, Barack Obama gained thesecond jewel in his foreign policy triplecrown: the Paris climate accord. It fol-

lows his Iran nuclear deal and awaits but theclosing of Guantanamo to complete his glitter-ing legacy.

To be sure, Obama will not be submitting theclimate agreement for Senate ratification. Itwould have no chance of passing — as with theIranian nuclear deal, also never submitted forthe Senate ratification Obama knew he’d neverget. And if he does close Guantanamo, it will bein defiance of overwhelming bipartisan con-gressional opposition.

You see, visionary thinkers like Obama can-not be bound by normal constitutional stric-tures. Indeed, the very unpopularity of his mostcherished diplomatic goals is proof of their pro-phetic farsightedness.

Yet the climate deal brought back from Parisby Secretary of State John Kerry turns out to beno deal at all. It is, instead, a series of carbon-re-ducing promises made individually and unilat-erally by the world’s nations.

No enforcement, no sanctions, nothing legallybinding. No matter, explained Kerry on “FoxNews Sunday”: “This mandatory reporting re-quirement . . . is a serious form of enforcement,if you will, of compliance, but there is no penal-ty for it, obviously.”

If you think that’s gibberish, you’re not alone.NASA scientist James Hansen, America’s lead-ing carbon abolitionist, indelicately called thewhole deal “bulls---.”

He’s right. The great Paris achievement is sup-posed to be global “transparency.” But whatcan that possibly amount to when you can’teven trust the reporting? Just three monthsago, the world’s greatest carbon emitter, China,admitted to having underreported its burningof coal by 17%, a staggering error (assuming itwasn’t a deliberate deception) equal to the en-tire coal consumption of Germany.

I’m a climate-change agnostic. But I’m realis-tic enough to welcome prudent hedging againsta possible worst-case scenario. I’ve long advo-cated for a multilateral agreement (unilateralU.S. actions being climatically useless and eco-nomically suicidal) negotiated with the mostimportant players — say, India, China and theEuropean Union — containing real limits, realnumbers and real enforcement. That would bea genuine achievement.

What the climate-change conference pro-duced instead was hot air, applauded by 196

well-fed participants. (Fourteen nights in Paris,after all.) China promises to begin reducing car-bon emissions 15 years from now. India an-nounced itwill betripling its coal-fired electrici-ty capacity by 2030. Meanwhile, the Obama ad-ministration is effectively dismantling Ameri-ca’s entire coal industry.

Looking for guidance on how the U.S. will fareunder this new environmental regime? Take aglance at Obama’s other great triumph, the Irannuclear accord.

Does the American public know Iran’s parlia-ment has never approved it? And that the Irani-an president has never signed it? Iran is not le-gally bound to anything. As the State Depart-ment freely admitted (in a letter to Rep. MikePompeo of the House Intelligence Committee),the deal “is not a treaty or an executive agree-ment, and is not a signed document.” But don’tworry. Its success “will depend not on whetherit is legally binding or signed, but rather on theextensive verification measures” and our “ca-pacity to reimpose — and ramp up — our sanc-tions if Iran does not meet its commitments.”

And how is that going?On Nov. 21, Iran conducted its second test of a

nuclear-capable ballistic missile in direct con-travention of two United Nations SecurityCouncil prohibitions, including one that incor-porates the current nuclear agreement —which bans such tests for eight years.

Our response? After Iran’s first illegal launchin October, the administration did nothing. Afew words at the U.N. Weren’t we repeatedly as-sured that any Iranian violation would be metwith vigorous action? No worry, again. As U.N.Ambassador Samantha Power told a congres-sional hearing last week, “discussions are aform of U.N. action.”

The heart sinks.It was obvious from the very beginning that

the whole administration promise of “snap-back” sanctions was a farce. The Iranians knewit. Hence their contempt for even the prospectof American pushback: two illegal missilelaunches conducted ostentatiously even beforesanctions are lifted and before they receive their$150 billion in unfrozen assets early next year.

Whynot?TheyknowObamawill ignore,down-playandexplainawayanyviolation,lestit jeopar-dizehistransformativeforeignpolicy legacy.

It’sa legacy of fictional agreements. The prolif-erators and the polluters are not bound. By ourown volition, we are.

Only Guantanamo remains. Within a month,one-sixth of the remaining prisoners will be re-leased. Obama will not be denied.

O N T H E L E F T O N T H E R I G H T

V I E W P O I N T

Why The FedNeedn’t SweatWage Inflation

P E R S P E C T I V E

The High CostsOf Democrats’Affordable Care

A Serious Slump In Startups

Obama’s Vacuous LegacyOf Fictional Agreements

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-0.5 75 A- 24.5 FrstTr Mstar Div Ldrs FDL 3.5 23.85-0.20 -74.4 72 C 103.5 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF 1.3 99.85-1.49 1111.1 72 B 95.0 IS S&P 100 Index OEF 2.1 91.90-1.35 614.4 72 C 119.8 IS S&P 500 Grwth IVW 1.5 116.50-1.67 39

-2.7 70 E 40.8 Schwab Divd Eqty SCHD 3.0 38.79-0.55 99-1.1 69 B 24.7 FrstTr Value Line Div FVD 2.3 23.89-0.27 -9-1.6 69 B- 183.3 SPDR Dow Jones DIA 2.3 175.10-2.54 37-3.2 66 B- 78.5 IS Core HiDiv HDV 3.8 74.11-0.99 -12-0.6 66 C- 51.2 Schwab US Large Cap SCHX 2.0 48.75-0.72 252.2 66 E 56.0 Schwab US LC Growth SCHG 1.2 52.95-0.81 251

-0.3 66 B 195.9 VG S&P 500 VOO 2.1 187.89-2.78 47-0.4 65 D 215.2 IS S&P 500 Index IVV 2.1 206.08-3.09 51-0.3 65 B- 213.8 SPDR S&P 500 SPY 2.0 204.86-3.17 491.9 65 B- 111.9 VG Growth VUG 1.3 106.38-2.06 51

-2.3 65 C 70.7 VG Hi Dividend Yld VYM 3.1 67.16-0.91 33-1.2 63 D+ 52.0 Schwab US Broad Mkt SCHB 1.9 49.21-0.69 109-4.8 62 C+ 81.5 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY 3.3 75.58-0.76 15-3.5 62 B- 81.1 SPDR S&P Dividend SDY 2.5 76.06-0.96 34-4.0 62 B- 83.3 VG Div Appr VIG 2.3 77.91-1.11 49-1.1 62 C+ 98.3 VG Large-Cap VV 2.0 93.35-1.90 120-1.2 62 C 110.9 VG Total Stock Mkt VTI 1.9 104.68-1.56 85-3.1 62 B+ 86.8 VG Value VTV 2.5 81.91-1.19 33-0.8 61 C- 119.7 IS Russell 1000 Idx IWB 1.9 113.73-1.75 75-1.2 61 B- 128.0 IS Russell 3000 Idx IWV 1.8 120.84-1.80 576.0 60 B- 25.6 FrstTr DorWri Focus 5 FV 0.1 23.35-0.27 -32

-5.4 59 B- 95.9 IS S&P 500 Value IVE 2.4 88.72-1.41 46-3.9 59 D 23.9 ProS Short S&P 500 SH .. 20.93 0.30 24

-6.0 56 B- 106.5 IS Russell 1000 Val IWD 2.4 98.10-1.53 45-2.9 56 C 122.1 IS S&P SmCp 600 IJR 1.4 110.80-1.26 -18-3.3 56 D- 27.4 ProS Short Dow 30 DOG .. 22.51 0.31 27-5.2 54 C- 47.6 FrstTr LC Core Alph FEX 1.3 43.24-0.73 -9-5.2 54 C 50.3 PS BuyBack Achievrs PKW 1.1 45.57-0.67 51-4.7 53 B- 83.2 GH S&P 500 Eql Wght RSP 1.7 76.31-1.31 35-1.4 53 B+100.5 IS Russll MdCp Grwth IWP 1.0 91.88-1.43 12-1.9 51 B- 44.1 Schwab US Mid Cap SCHM 1.5 39.91-0.49 27-3.1 51 C 132.7 VG Mid-Cap VO 0.9 119.69-1.95 55-2.0 51 C 110.1 VG Mid-Cap Growth VOT 0.4 99.57-1.60 58-4.2 51 B- 94.0 VG Mid-Cap Value VOE 1.4 85.63-1.33 10-4.2 50 B- 176.5 IS Russell MdCp Indx IWR 1.5 160.04-2.40 50-3.6 50 E 155.1 IS S&P MdCp 400 IJH 1.5 139.56-1.69 7-3.7 50 D+282.4 SPDR S&P MC 400 MDY 1.4 254.25-3.10 -41-5.4 49 E 59.4 Schwab US Small Cap SCHA 1.4 52.13-0.59 -9-1.7 48 B- 159.7 IS Russell 2000 Grwth IWO 0.8 140.01-1.70 0-5.4 48 D+129.1 IS Russell 2000 Idx IWM 1.5 113.21-1.22 24-8.9 48 C 105.4 IS Russell 2000 Val IWN 2.1 92.60-0.97 4-7.2 48 C+ 76.9 IS Russell MdCp Val IWS 2.1 68.46-1.02 47-4.9 48 D+125.5 VG Small-Cap VB 4.7 110.90-1.33 274-6.3 48 E 111.6 VG Small-Cap Value VBR 6.0 99.06-1.22 23

-12.2 46 D+ 64.5 ProS Short QQQ PSQ .. 52.23 0.74 -10-4.4 46 D- 12.4 PS Listed Priv Eq PSP 8.3 10.50-0.07 29-5.1 46 D 95.0 VG Extd Market VXF 2.6 83.29-1.46 -21

-15.7 38 D- 24.3 GX SuperDividend SDIV 7.4 19.44-0.16 6-19.7 31 D- 23.1 GH Multi-Asset CVY 7.2 17.97-0.28 22-40.9 14 D- 17.8 Alerian MLP AMLP11.4 10.36-0.26 83

Leveraged18.1 86 C+128.8 ProS UltPro QQQ TQQQ 0.0 115.06-5.00 17-4.8 84 C- 37.4 ProS UltP Shrt R 2000 SRTY .. 29.42 0.91 1615.1 84 B 83.8 ProS Ultra QQQ QLD 0.2 78.69-2.24 25-5.9 83 C 58.2 DX SC Bear 3X Shrs TZA .. 45.15 1.40 -6-0.6 83 B- 45.2 ProS UltSht Russ 2000 TWM .. 39.34 0.83 -31-3.2 73 B- 71.7 ProS Ultra Dow 30 DDM 1.2 65.15-1.90 -15-6.9 70 C+ 77.1 ProS UltPro Dow30 UDOW 0.4 65.83-2.78 19

-1.5 65 C 69.1 ProS Ultra S&P 500 SSO 0.5 63.18-1.90 13-5.5 60 B 97.5 DX LC Bull 3X Shrs SPXL .. 82.88-3.83 79-5.3 60 B- 73.7 ProS UltPro S&P 500 UPRO 0.3 62.80-2.92 57-9.1 51 B- 25.6 ProS UltSht S&P 500 SDS .. 20.04 0.59 13-7.9 46 D+ 28.0 ProS UltSht Dow 30 DXD .. 20.05 0.55 -15

-17.1 40 C 25.3 DX Bear 3X Shrs SPXS .. 17.08 0.73 9-16.0 40 B 48.1 ProS UltPro Sht SP500 SPXU .. 31.95 1.32 15-14.3 36 C 29.7 ProS UltP Shrt Dow 30 SDOW .. 17.61 0.72 5-12.1 34 D+104.4 ProS Ultra Russ 2000 UWM 0.2 79.46-1.80 -8-24.7 32 D 44.0 ProS UltSht QQQ QID .. 29.73 0.83 12-20.9 24 D- 99.0 DX SC Bull 3X Shrs TNA .. 63.99-2.13 21-37.8 22 D 45.0 ProS UltPro Shrt QQQ SQQQ .. 18.55 0.57 5

Sector/Industry22.8 89 A- 78.1 FrstTr DJ Internet FDN .. 75.32-0.80 -369.3 79 C- 81.9 SPDR Cnsmr Discrtnry XLY 1.4 78.89-1.32 294.4 79 B 51.4 SPDR Consmr Stpls XLP 2.5 50.60-0.66 64.5 77 C+ 44.6 SPDR Technology XLK 1.8 43.22-0.69 121.7 76 D+ 43.0 Schwab US REIT SCHH 2.2 39.61-0.16 -332.1 75 B- 107.4 IS Cohen&Steers ICF 3.2 98.92-0.52 -673.3 75 C 112.1 IS DJ US Tech Indx IYW 1.1 107.89-1.62 344.5 75 B- 113.3 VG Info Tech VGT 0.9 109.21-1.69 58

-0.7 73 C+ 24.5 FrstTr S&P REIT Indx FRI 2.6 22.11-0.08 -664.3 73 C 46.3 SPDR KBW Regnl Bnk KRE 1.7 42.43-0.59 260.8 72 B 100.1 SPDR DJ Wil REIT RWR 3.2 91.66-0.46 -374.1 69 C+ 46.2 FrstTr ConsmrSpl Alph FXG 1.6 44.33-0.47 -34

-1.2 69 D- 94.2 IS DJ US Finl Indx IYF 1.5 89.16-1.32 351-0.2 69 C 60.1 MV Semiconductors SMH 1.2 54.49-0.74 322.2 69 C+ 37.3 SPDR KBW Bank KBE 1.6 34.30-0.57 54

-1.2 69 D- 89.3 VG REIT VNQ 3.9 80.01-0.40 -50.1 66 C+ 24.6 FrstTr Financial Alpha FXO 1.3 23.30-0.29 -23

-1.9 66 C 51.8 SPDR DJ Glbl Real Est RWO 2.9 46.82-0.41 34.6 65 D- 29.9 IS DJ US Home Const ITB 0.3 27.07-0.62 -14

-1.9 65 C 83.5 IS DJ US Real Est IYR 3.7 75.36-0.37 2-2.6 65 B 25.6 SPDR Financial XLF 1.8 24.09-0.35 40-1.6 65 B 52.0 VG Financials VFH 1.9 48.92-0.68 26-3.3 62 D 101.8 IS Phlx Sox Smcdct SOXX 1.9 89.79-1.25 -39-8.1 61 D+124.6 IS US Utilities IDU 3.5 108.67 0.14 -165.0 61 B- 77.4 SPDR Health Care XLV 1.4 71.83-0.78 -25

-7.9 61 C+ 49.8 SPDR Utilities XLU 3.6 43.49 0.09 104.6 59 D 165.0 IS US Healthcare IYH 1.1 150.71-1.75 -455.3 59 C- 146.0 VG Health Care VHT 0.9 132.27-1.48 -9

-9.1 59 C+107.8 VG Utilities VPU 3.7 93.03-0.76 16-7.7 57 D 28.6 FrstTr Nasdq TechDiv TDIV 2.8 25.54-0.48 191.2 57 C 44.6 PS DWA Tech Leadrs PDP 0.3 41.57-0.52 3

-2.5 56 B 31.8 IS DJ US Telecom IYZ 2.5 28.56-0.38 87-6.6 56 C- 58.2 SPDR Industrial XLI 2.1 52.86-0.89 12-3.4 54 C 37.5 FrstTr Tech Alphdx FXL 0.5 33.34-0.43 -481.0 54 D 39.2 SPDR S&P Homebldrs XHB 0.4 34.45-0.74 69

-3.6 54 D+ 60.0 VG Glbl X-US Real Est VNQI 3.9 51.62-0.63 7710.4 53 D 84.0 PS Dyn Phara PJP 0.4 73.48-1.05 -28-4.3 51 B 37.9 FrstTr CnsmrDisc Alph FXD 0.9 34.27-0.61 -15

-10.9 51 C 25.8 FrstTr Utilities Alpha FXU 3.6 22.18-0.05 -64-5.7 51 C 45.4 SPDR DJ Wil Intl RE RWX 3.2 39.20-0.58 558.2 48 C- 132.2 FrstTr NYSEArc Biotch FBT 0.1 110.42-1.43 -209.5 48 D- 400.8 IS Nasdaq Biotech IBB 0.0 332.12-5.28 10

-11.1 46 C+ 52.2 SPDR Materials XLB 2.2 43.17-0.88 33-6.8 44 C+ 24.8 IS MSCI Europe Fncl EUFN 3.6 20.53-0.17 -53-2.8 43 E 33.9 PureFnds ISE CybSec HACK .. 25.74-0.42 -5-0.9 42 B- 70.7 FrstTr Health Cre Alph FXH .. 59.72-0.33 211.0 42 D 91.1 SPDR S&P Biotech XBI 0.6 68.97-0.77 -34-7.6 40 A- 50.0 GH Solar TAN 2.0 31.50-0.34 50-9.5 40 C- 51.3 SPDR S&P Retail XRT 1.2 43.46-0.93 -21

-17.3 36 E 166.2 IS DJ Transprtn Idx IYT 1.1 135.65-2.71 338-16.5 33 D- 12.5 IS FTSE Nareit Mort REM 15.0 9.78 0.07 11-25.0 30 D- 25.0 Fidelity MSCI Enrgy FENY 3.0 17.13-0.46 -5-24.1 30 C 47.2 IS DJ US Energy Idx IYE 3.2 33.99-0.87 221-24.3 30 C+ 39.4 IS S&P Glb Energy IXC 3.7 28.16-0.78 -7-23.7 30 C- 83.7 SPDR Energy XLE 3.3 60.38-1.52 45-24.4 28 B- 39.8 HT Oil Service OIH 3.1 27.14-1.07 7-25.3 28 C- 118.5 VG Energy VDE 2.3 83.38-2.26 28-26.5 27 C- 40.9 IS S&P NAm Nat Res IGE 2.7 28.15-0.86 -5-21.5 27 B- 30.7 MV Jr Gold Mine GDXJ 0.9 18.79-1.07 -2-25.7 26 D+ 32.8 Flx Glb Upstr NatRes GUNR 3.7 22.74-0.64 166-29.3 26 B+ 22.0 Sprott Gold Miners SGDM 0.3 12.42-0.89 94-27.4 24 C+ 23.2 MV Gold Miners GDX 0.9 13.34-0.83 40-30.5 23 E 28.6 FirstTr NAm EngyInf EMLP 4.5 19.57-0.29 63-34.3 18 D+ 23.8 FrstTr Energy Alphdx FXN 2.6 13.75-0.40 -40-38.0 18 A- 30.8 SPDR S&P O&G Equip XES 2.8 17.50-0.79 -8-38.2 15 D- 56.2 SPDR S&P O&G Expl XOP 2.5 29.56-1.05 29-45.1 13 D- 47.1 JPMorgan Alerian ETN AMJ 9.1 25.23-0.80 72-44.4 13 D- 41.5 UBS Etrc Alrn MLP Infr MLPI 8.5 22.56-0.58 195-53.2 11 B- 31.5 SPDR S&P Metal&Mng XME 3.5 14.45-0.41 -12-46.8 11 E 25.3 US Brent Oil BNO .. 12.08-0.19 41-62.5 6 E 12.4 FrstTr ISE Rev NatGas FCG 4.8 4.20-0.09 -4

Leveraged45.8 96 D 40.5 DX Energy Bear 3X ERY .. 30.62 2.09 -2137.3 95 B- 86.5 ProS UltSht Oil & Gas DUG .. 73.22 3.61 -15-7.2 62 C 35.7 DX Finl Bull 3X FAS .. 29.49-1.26 37

-35.0 60 B+ 50.3 ProS UltSht Nsdq Biot BIS .. 29.91 0.86 -63-23.8 47 C- 40.0 DX GldMnrs Bear 3X DUST .. 18.80 2.80 -26-10.2 44 D 58.3 ProS UltSht Real Est SRS .. 45.72 0.37 213-47.4 40 D- 104.4 DX JrGldMnrs Br 3X JDST 0.0 33.03 4.50 -18-18.9 33 C- 60.0 DX Finl Bear 3X FAZ .. 41.09 1.69 72-23.8 31 D+ 87.3 DX Semicon Bear 3X SOXS .. 40.80 1.70 -47

9.8 29 D+106.1 ProS Ult Ndsq Biotech BIB .. 68.93-2.24 -59-44.5 15 C 59.3 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas DIG 1.9 29.95-1.63 27-61.6 9 D+ 68.8 DX Energy Bull 3X ERX .. 23.23-1.76 10-80.2 4 C+214.0 DX Gld Mnr Bull 2X NUGT .. 22.12-4.70 77-76.1 4 C- 242.5 DX JrGldMnrs Bul 3X JNUG 0.0 29.06-5.41 14-97.5 1 E 266.0 DX NatGas Bull 3X GASL .. 5.38-0.43 75

Global11.8 86 B- 32.9 ProS Short MSCI Emrg EUM .. 29.44 0.36 -4510.8 79 B+ 18.5 IS MSCI Belgium EWK 1.6 17.95 -0.1142199.7 76 B 28.5 WT Intl Hedg Div IHDG 1.9 26.72-0.17 -399.7 73 B- 60.6 WT Jpn Total Div DXJ 1.4 54.00-0.37 649.0 72 C 13.3 IS MSCI Japan EWJ 1.1 12.25-0.12 215.0 70 B- 69.6 IS MSCI EAFE Min Vol EFAV 2.7 64.77-0.52 73

.. 70 D+ 27.2 WT Europe Hdg SC EUSC 1.6 25.05-0.15 346.5 69 B+ 54.0 IS MSCI Eafe Sml Cp SCZ 2.5 49.76-0.58 131.2 67 B+ 74.4 IS MSCI ACWI MinVol ACWV 2.1 69.68-0.78 186.7 67 B- 32.6 WT Germany Hdg DXGE 2.6 27.87 0.25 -40

-2.5 63 C- 25.6 Dxt MSCI SKorea Hdg DBKO 0.1 22.62-0.28 -997.4 62 B+ 61.9 WT Euro SC Div DFE 2.7 55.30-0.87 -435.2 60 B 45.0 Dxt MSCI Japan Hedg DBJP 3.5 38.96-0.19 1256.0 60 B- 68.7 WT Europe Hdg Eq HEDJ 2.4 58.95-0.19 132

-3.7 57 C+ 63.1 IS MSCI ACWI ACWI 2.1 56.36-0.79 264-0.5 56 B 65.5 VG MSCI Pacifc VPL 2.4 56.59-0.65 157-1.8 55 B 21.0 FrstTr DorWr Intl Foc 5 IFV 1.1 17.87-0.19 170.6 54 C 31.4 Dxt MSCI EAFE Hedg DBEF 3.2 27.15-0.10 763.7 54 B- 29.8 Dxt MSCI Germny Hdg DBGR 5.5 24.35 0.23 -43

-1.6 54 C- 62.6 IS Core MSCI EAFE IEFA 2.8 54.45-0.66 79-4.1 54 D- 64.6 VG Total World Stock VT 2.5 57.67-0.82 589-0.9 53 D+ 27.9 IS MSCI France EWQ 2.7 24.42-0.36 49-3.6 53 B- 24.6 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 2.5 19.80-0.12 37-0.1 53 C+ 27.4 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN 1.6 23.87-0.37 -59-1.2 52 B 30.4 Dxt MSCI Eurp Hedg DBEU 4.7 25.74-0.14 17-3.0 51 E 32.2 Schwab Intl Equity SCHF 3.0 28.05-0.37 -18-3.0 51 C- 42.5 VG MSCI Eafe VEA 3.0 36.75-0.43 118-3.1 50 C- 68.5 IS MSCI Eafe Idx EFA 2.9 58.97-0.76 93-2.3 50 B 40.7 IS MSCI Emu Indx EZU 2.6 35.48-0.36 -11-3.7 50 C+ 30.8 IS MSCI Germany EWG 1.9 26.40-0.08 35-8.0 50 B- 63.1 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 1.3 50.89-1.32 602.7 49 D- 16.1 IS MSCI Russia Cap ERUS 5.5 11.78-0.14 -372.0 48 B 16.2 IS MSCI Italy EWI 2.7 13.87-0.19 -6

-2.9 48 C 36.2 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL 2.6 30.77-0.52 64-6.8 47 C 53.9 VG Total Intl Stk VXUS 2.9 45.06-0.65 0-7.6 46 B- 47.9 IS MSCI ACWI Ex US ACWX 2.9 39.75-0.55 111-5.3 46 C+ 47.6 IS S&P Europe 350 IEV 2.9 40.27-0.58 935.3 46 D+ 20.8 MV Russia RSX 4.3 15.41-0.15 -29

-5.4 46 D+ 40.8 SPDR Euro Stoxx 50 FEZ 3.4 34.87-0.33 167-7.3 46 B- 52.1 VG Fts Wrd X-US VEU 3.0 43.46-0.55 86-4.8 46 C+ 58.5 VG MSCI Europn VGK 3.4 49.92-0.69 94

-10.4 44 B 33.5 IS India 50 INDY 0.5 26.79 0.01 -4-11.2 44 C 69.9 IS MSCI Asia Ex Jpn AAXJ 1.8 54.09-0.71 -19-9.0 44 B- 33.6 IS MSCI India INDA 0.9 27.26 0.04 70-8.4 44 C 23.7 PS India PIN 0.7 19.22-0.01 -20

-11.7 44 C+ 24.4 WT India Earn EPI 1.4 19.46 0.04 62-12.2 43 C- 61.6 IS MSCI Mexico EWW 1.8 52.12-0.02 9-10.2 42 D+ 64.6 IS MCSI China MCHI 2.3 45.12-0.57 50-8.6 42 D+ 56.9 IS MSCI EAFE Value EFV 4.0 46.63-0.62 241

-25.3 42 B- 28.3 IS MSCI Indonesia EIDO 1.9 20.51-0.25 37-14.0 41 B 48.8 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP 5.5 37.81-0.64 51-9.8 41 D- 19.9 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU 4.2 16.26-0.22 32

-13.6 40 B- 28.5 EGShrs EM Consmr ECON 0.9 21.90-0.30 59-8.9 39 B+ 35.2 IS MSCI Sweden EWD 4.8 28.84-0.54 -34

-15.2 38 B- 53.2 IS Core MSCI EM IEMG 2.7 39.89-0.47 57-13.9 38 C+ 52.9 IS Ftse China 25 FXI 2.1 35.83-0.44 36-13.9 38 B- 63.7 IS MSCI EM Min Vol EEMV 2.9 48.76-0.47 187-12.1 38 B 43.1 IS MSCI Philippines EPHE 1.0 33.59-0.43 21-19.8 38 C 21.5 MV Emrg Mkts Bnd EMLC 6.3 16.97-0.09 -69-17.4 37 C+ 24.4 IS MSCI Australia EWA 6.7 18.31-0.34 153-20.3 37 C+ 13.8 IS MSCI Singapore EWS 4.0 10.43-0.13 134-14.2 37 C 37.0 IS MSCI Spain EWP 5.4 29.71-0.32 26-12.3 37 C+ 17.1 IS MSCI Taiwan EWT 2.2 13.25-0.10 30-16.0 36 D- 36.0 IS DJ Intl Selct Divnd IDV 4.9 28.29-0.41 131-16.6 36 B 44.2 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM 2.5 32.76-0.43 46-16.1 36 C 26.9 Schwab Emerg Mkt SCHE 3.4 20.05-0.19 37-22.4 34 B- 19.9 MV Vietnam VNM 3.4 14.91-0.13 -37-16.4 33 C 25.7 FrstTr Emrg Mkt Alph FEM 3.7 18.02-0.15 -35-19.1 33 B- 44.8 IS MSCI Chile Index ECH 1.9 32.29 0.30 76-32.1 33 B- 59.2 IS MSCI Turkey Inve TUR 3.0 36.90-0.31 12-24.0 32 C 14.2 IS MSCI Malaysia EWM 3.8 10.24-0.14 177-18.0 32 C- 45.1 VG MSCI Em Mkt VWO 3.3 32.81-0.29 42-21.2 30 C- 46.5 SPDR S&P Intl Div DWX 6.2 33.12-0.63 38-17.3 29 B- 50.7 Dxt CSI 300 ASHR 0.4 28.30-0.05 -54-25.1 28 C- 29.6 IS MSCI Canada EWC 2.7 21.63-0.50 14-22.2 28 B- 84.5 IS MSCI Thailand In THD 3.4 60.27-1.01 -12-29.4 27 C- 33.3 IS S&P Latin Am 40 ILF 3.0 22.45-0.27 -15-23.6 27 D 21.3 PS FTSE RAFI EM PXH 3.2 14.23-0.13 -33-24.1 25 D 48.6 WT Emg Mk Hi Yld DEM 5.6 31.98-0.38 42-23.7 24 C+ 18.7 PS Intl Div Achvr PID 4.0 13.36-0.63 201-25.5 23 C 26.5 IS MSCI Poland EPOL 4.3 17.94-0.08 -13-26.3 22 E 73.1 IS MSCI So Africa EZA 2.9 47.78-0.55 3-38.1 21 D 15.5 GX FTSE Greece 20 GREK 1.6 8.29-0.03 91-39.2 21 B- 38.2 IS MSCI Brazil EWZ 4.6 22.24-0.61 9

Leveraged25.0 95 B- 72.9 DX Emg Mkt Bear 3X EDZ .. 46.87 1.65 21

-10.6 85 B 152.5 DX FTSE China Bear 3X YANG .. 101.77 3.49 -54-67.3 31 B- 258.8 DX Russia Bear 3X RUSS .. 36.77 0.85 -16-28.1 13 C- 37.6 DX Russia Bull 3X RUSL .. 11.89-0.38 1-49.3 12 D+ 31.4 DX Emg Mkt Bull 3X EDC .. 11.64-0.46 64-51.1 11 C+ 68.5 DX FTSE China Bul 3X YINN .. 17.48-0.69 -13-83.9 4 B- 98.2 DX Brazil Bull 3X BRZU .. 14.17-1.20 177

Bond/Income0.0 73 B 112.2 IS S&P Natl Muni MUB 2.5 110.35 0.33 51

0.8 73 D 24.4 MV Intmd Muni ITM 2.3 23.86 0.09 -81.0 73 D 18.7 PS Financial Prfd PGF 5.7 18.44 0.09 190.7 73 C- 24.7 SPDR NV Brcly Muni TFI 2.3 24.32 0.09 158

-0.4 70 D 54.3 VG Totl Intl Bond BNDX 1.5 52.92 0.08 42-2.7 69 C 138.5 IS Brcly 20+ Yr Trsy TLT 2.6 122.55 1.37 18-0.5 69 C- 31.7 MV Hi Yield Muni HYD 4.9 30.70 0.08 8-0.2 69 E 14.9 PS Preferred PGX 5.9 14.67 0.07 250.0 69 D- 24.5 SPDR Nuv Brcly ST Bn SHM 0.9 24.29 0.01 40

-0.1 67 D+ 61.0 FrstTr Enh Shrt Matur FTSM 0.5 59.83-0.02 -670.0 67 B- 26.0 IS Core US Trsy GOVT 1.2 25.14 0.08 -47

-0.2 67 E 48.9 VB Shrt Trm Infl-Protc VTIP 0.8 48.13 0.04 85-0.5 66 B 26.2 GH BltShr 2015 HiYld BSJF 2.5 25.74 0.04 -23-0.6 66 B- 105.8 IS Brcly 1-3 Yr Cr CSJ 1.1 104.56-0.06 -260.4 66 D+125.3 IS Brcly 3-7 Yr Trsy IEI 1.4 122.86 0.17 -51

-0.1 66 A+110.3 IS Brcly Shrt Trsy SHV 0.0 110.19 0.02 -41-0.2 66 A 50.7 IS Fltng Rate Bond FLOT 0.5 50.43 0.02 -2-0.4 66 D- 101.3 Pimco Enhn ShrtMat MINT 0.8 100.68-0.01 -7-1.5 66 D 53.4 Schwab US Aggr Bnd SCHZ 2.1 51.59 0.12 -8-0.1 66 E 45.8 SPDR Brcly 1-3MoTbill BIL .. 45.68-0.01 16-0.6 66 B+ 30.8 SPDR Brcly St Crd Bnd SCPB 1.4 30.39 0.00 390.1 66 D+ 53.6 VG Mrtg Backed Sec VMBS 1.6 53.07 0.15 56

-0.4 66 E 80.7 VG Short-Term Bond BSV 1.4 79.61 0.02 74-0.9 66 D 80.4 VG St Corp Bond VCSH 2.0 78.91-0.03 480.0 65 A- 85.1 IS Brcly 1-3 Yr Trsy SHY 0.5 84.41 0.00 -350.1 65 B- 110.6 IS Brcly 7-10 Yr Trs IEF 1.9 106.05 0.44 -42

-3.0 65 C+ 13.8 PS Hi Yld Eq Div PEY 3.4 13.10-0.16 -66.. 64 D 51.5 SPDR DL Totl Rtn Tact TOTL 2.9 48.72 0.03 -6

-2.3 63 D- 88.7 VG Intmd Corp Bond VCIT 3.3 84.14 0.10 26-1.8 62 D 112.5 IS Brcly Agg Bd Fd AGG 2.4 108.15 0.15 83-1.8 62 D- 111.3 IS Brcly Intmd CrpBnd CIU 2.5 107.36 0.08 -16-1.1 62 C 110.6 IS Brcly MBS Fixed MBB 2.2 108.16 0.28 280-1.3 62 D- 87.3 VG Intrmed-Term Bd BIV 2.7 83.58 0.30 37-1.7 62 D- 84.3 VG Total Bond Mkt BND 2.7 80.98 0.17 32-1.9 60 D+110.7 Pimco TotlRtn Active BOND 4.6 105.16 0.37 -41-2.2 59 D 115.8 IS Brcly TIPS TIP 0.4 109.53 0.38 170-4.1 59 D- 123.9 IS Iboxx $ Invgrdcp LQD 3.5 114.47 0.13 -30-2.4 59 B- 40.2 IS S&P US Pfd Stk PFF 6.0 38.48 0.16 -15-3.2 59 B 29.1 PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn PCY 5.5 27.25-0.01 -13-2.7 57 D- 31.0 IQ Hdg MultStrat Trckr QAI 1.4 28.59-0.03 39-3.2 57 C- 114.3 IS JPM USD Emg Mkts EMB 4.9 106.23 0.09 -1-2.9 57 C 26.9 ProS Short 20+ Yr Trs TBF .. 24.41-0.30 -34-7.4 57 B- 57.0 SPDR Brcly Intl Treas BWX 1.3 51.22-0.20 20-7.8 57 C+ 97.7 VG LngTrm Corp Bond VCLT 4.6 85.24 0.32 -47-3.7 51 D 49.8 SPDR Brcly Conv Sec CWB 4.9 45.16-0.36 -35-8.1 49 D 19.2 PS High Yld Corp PHB 4.7 17.28-0.14 155-7.7 49 D- 24.3 PS Senior Loan BKLN 4.1 22.19-0.04 6

-10.8 44 C 14.8 GX SuperDiv Preferd SPFF 7.6 12.97 0.02 -37-9.5 44 E 102.5 Pimco 0-5Yr HiYld Crp HYS 5.3 91.23-0.68 30

-10.9 42 C- 92.0 IS Iboxx Hi Yd C Bd HYG 5.9 79.83-0.90 46-11.3 42 D+ 29.5 SPDR Brcly St HY Bnd SJNK 5.8 25.64-0.16 78-12.7 38 D- 39.8 SPDR Brcly HiYld Bnd JNK 6.6 33.72-0.38 57-16.5 36 E 21.7 MultAsset Div Income MDIV 7.7 17.77-0.22 6

Leveraged-9.1 69 D+113.3 DX 20+ Treas Bull 3X TMF .. 78.18 2.54 91-7.5 46 C- 52.3 ProS UltSht 20+ Yr TBT .. 42.92-1.01 6

-15.1 36 C- 36.7 DX 20+ Treas Bear 3X TMV .. 26.94-0.94 -16-25.3 26 D- 18.8 UBS Etrc 2X MortREIT MORL 30.7 13.14 0.21 19

Commodity/Currency7.6 79 C- 26.5 PS DB US$ Bullish UUP .. 25.78 0.24 458.8 70 C 33.0 IS Curr Hdg MSCI Japn HEWJ 1.0 29.53-0.12 3656.7 64 B- 30.3 IS CurrHdg MSCI EMU HEZU 2.4 26.27-0.04 2954.9 60 C- 31.2 IS CurrHdg MSCI Germ HEWG 3.8 24.68 0.15 761.6 57 B- 29.1 IS Curr Hdg MSCI EAFE HEFA 2.5 25.58-0.13 91

-11.1 51 C 123.4 Currencyshrs Euro FXE .. 105.94-0.99 166-14.2 51 E 14.5 IP VIX M ETN VXZ .. 11.26 0.21 -13-11.3 42 C+ 12.7 IS Gold Trust IAU .. 10.15-0.22 47-19.0 42 D- 25.5 PS DB Agriculture DBA .. 20.17-0.05 974-11.5 40 C 125.6 SPDR Gold Trust GLD .. 100.50-2.25 74-14.0 37 C+ 26.4 IS Curr Hdg MSCI EM HEEM 3.2 20.28-0.24 -28-36.0 36 C+ 37.4 IP VIX S ETN VXX .. 20.16 0.82 31-13.1 36 B- 17.7 IS Silver Trust SLV .. 13.08-0.41 56-36.2 36 D- 24.8 ProS VIX ST Futures VIXY .. 13.40 0.56 34-28.4 24 D+ 6.6 Elmnts Rogr Intl Cmd RJI .. 4.52-0.04 -14-28.7 24 E 16.8 PS DB Base Metals DBB .. 11.34 -0.172021-28.4 24 E 19.3 PS DB Commdty Idx DBC .. 13.21-0.14 361-15.8 24 D- 50.1 VS Invrs VIX ShrtTrm XIV .. 26.21-1.07 30-16.3 23 D- 98.1 ProS Short VIX ST Fut SVXY .. 51.20-2.18 41-30.3 21 E 35.9 IP DJ-UBS Cmmd ETN DJP .. 20.84-0.23 122-35.5 18 E 22.9 IS S&P GSCI Cmd ETN GSG .. 13.92-0.15 36-43.6 14 E 17.4 PS DB Oil DBO .. 8.86 -0.201287-47.2 11 E 22.4 United States Oil LP USO .. 10.74-0.25 2-51.0 10 E 14.0 IP Crude Oil ETN OIL .. 6.14-0.12 -2-53.1 6 E 19.4 United States NatGas UNG .. 6.92-0.23 70

Leveraged85.8 99 D 138.4 ProS UltSht Crude Oil SCO .. 142.20 5.87 -4290.0 99 C 236.7 VS 3X Invr Crude DWTI .. 222.6915.59 -41253.1 99 A- 29.4 VS 3X Invr NatGas ETN DGAZ .. 28.39 1.53 -1519.4 93 C+ 9.0 PS DB Gold DS ETN DZZ .. 9.03 0.39 6419.2 86 C- 28.6 ProS UltSht Euro EUO .. 25.76 0.47 -21

-29.9 18 D 52.3 ProS Ultra Silver AGQ .. 26.67-1.76 6-49.4 10 D+ 30.5 VS 3X Long Silver ETN USLV .. 9.61-1.02 42-76.8 9 B+170.1 ProS Ult VIX ShrtTrm UVXY .. 29.21 2.28 16-76.7 9 C 37.4 VS 2X VIX ShrtTrm ETN TVIX .. 6.42 0.49 -4-76.8 3 D- 62.7 ProS Ultra Crude Oil UCO .. 12.04-0.53 -10-79.2 2 E 106.6 ProS Ult Bloom Natgs BOIL .. 13.12-0.19 13-93.3 1 E 47.4 VS 3X Lng NatGas ETN UGAZ .. 1.34-0.08 88-92.4 1 E 66.3 VS 3x Long Crude UWTI .. 3.74-0.27 9

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Stocks Just Out Of BasesComp Closing Vol%Rtg Stock Name Symbol Price Chg Chg

Boldfaced stocks show high EPS Rating 90or more. On Investors.com, see an IBD Chart,archived story and Stock Checkup before buy-ing. Stocks in each sector listed by % volumeincrease. Stocks under 10 a share or 60 EPS areomitted. †See chart in Stock Spotlight.

PALO ALTO NETWORKS (PANW) YTD +52% o$186.5781.6M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 99 EPS 92 RS 16% ROE 2012 IPOPROVIDES NETWORK SECURITY INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCTS FOR ENTERPRIS-ES, SERVICE PROVIDERS AND GOVERNMENT ENTITIES.

Ann. EPS Growth +78% PE 178 Avg. Daily Vol 1,651,700 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +133%aNext Qtr Eps Est +105% Last Qtr Sales +55%3 Q's Avg Eps +132%Eps Due 2/25 Group 121R&D 20%

Acc/Dis B-UpDown Vol 1.2Sup/Demand 89

Handle offers 194.83 entry; still above 189.82 entry.

REGENERON PHARMACEUTICAL (REGN) YTD +34% o$551.4968.4M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 95 EPS 86 RS 52% ROEDEVELOPS DRUGS TO TREAT EYE DISEASES, INFLAMMATORY DISEASES ANDCANCER.

Ann. EPS Growth +46% PE 46 Avg. Daily Vol 757,900 Debt 18%Last Qtr Eps +38%`Next Qtr Eps Est +23% Last Qtr Sales +57%3 Q's Avg Eps +28% PreTax Mgn 42%Eps Due 2/8 Group 51R&D 45%

Acc/Dis B-UpDown Vol 1.3

Base still intact as new handle forms; 592.69 entry.

Stocks Pulling Back to 10-Wk LineComp Closing Vol%Rtg Stock Name Symbol Price Chg Chg

BANK OF THE OZARKS INC (OZRK) YTD +35% o$51.1778.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS 95 RS 15% ROEHOLDING CO FOR BANK OF THE OZARKS OPERATING VIA 159 OFFICES IN AR, TX,GA, FL, NC, SC, AL, CA AND NY.

Ann. EPS Growth +22% PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 745,900 Debt 28%Last Qtr Eps +35%aNext Qtr Eps Est +30% Last Qtr Sales +26%3 Q's Avg Eps +46% PreTax Mgn 46%Eps Due 1/13 Group 5

Acc/Dis C-UpDown Vol 1.4

First visit to 10-week line after October breakout.

FACEBOOK INC CL A (FB) YTD +36% o$106.222179M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS 95 RS 18% ROE 2012 IPOPROVIDES A SOCIAL NETWORKING PLATFORM ENABLING MEMBERS TO STAY CON-NECTED WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY VIA FACEBOOK.COM.

Ann. EPS Growth +72% PE 52 Avg. Daily Vol 25,354,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +33%`Next Qtr Eps Est +24% Last Qtr Sales +41%3 Q's Avg Eps +23% PreTax Mgn 57%Eps Due 1/26 Group 1R&D 21%

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Forming base on base pattern with 110.75 buy point.

LINKEDIN CORP CLASS A (LNKD) YTD +1% o$231.15114.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 95 EPS 81 RS 9% ROE 2011 IPOPROVIDES A SOCIAL NETWORKING PLATFORM ENABLING MEMBERS TO SHARETHEIR PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY ONLINE VIA LINKEDIN.COM.

Ann. EPS Growth +44% PE 92 Avg. Daily Vol 1,717,000 Debt 33%Last Qtr Eps +50%`Next Qtr Eps Est +28% Last Qtr Sales +37%

3 Q's Avg Eps +36% PreTax Mgn 18%Eps Due 2/3 Group 1

Acc/Dis B-UpDown Vol 1.6

Deep base shows 258.49 handle entry.

NETEASE INC ADR (NTES) YTD +84% o$182.3672.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS 98 RS 23% ROECHINESE PROVIDER OF AN INTERACTIVE ONLINE GAMING COMMUNITY, INTERNETPORTAL AND WIRELESS VALUE-ADDED SERVICES.

Ann. EPS Growth +21% PE 23 Avg. Daily Vol 1,206,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +56%`Next Qtr Eps Est +27% Last Qtr Sales+107%3 Q's Avg Eps +33% PreTax Mgn 50%Eps Due 2/8 Group 22R&D 11%

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New Highs

SOFTWARE (5)

Microsoft MSFT 55.70 63AdobeSys ADBE 94.20 80†

ActivsnBlz ATVI 38.87 83Blackbaud BLKB 66.55 81NetEase NTES 182.36 97†

S&Ls

NrthfldBanc NFBK 16.26 67AchorBancrp ABCW 45.28 77Watrst WSBF 14.05 90MalvernBanc MLVF 17.39 78

RETAIL

PerfrmFdGp PFGC 25.09 97†

CoreMrk CORE 90.60 72Ulta Beauty ULTA 185.43 96McDonalds MCD 117.50 64

REAL EST

EqLifestyle ELS 65.68 93MidAmAp MAA 90.35 97ExtraSpace EXR 88.38 96Cubesmart CUBE 30.36 78

MEDICAL

PraHealth PRAH 47.95 80ChinaBio n CBPO 131.69 92BectDicksn BDX 155.91 85†

LigandPhar LGND 111.85 76

FINANCE

AMrkPrc AMRK 18.33 82HeartlandPay HPY 94.42 89Equifax EFX 113.20 90†

TransUnion TRU 27.02 68

CONSUMER

Clorox CLX 131.34 79KimbrlyClark KMB 125.84 61TALEduc XRS 48.01 97†

Nutractcl NUTR 26.12 81

BANKS

MnrchF MNRK 17.01 75Sierra BSRR 18.71 88First Found FFWM 24.62 86MidPenn MPB 16.30 69

UTILITY

AmWtWk AWK 59.29 79AmStateWtr AWR 42.51 73AquaAm WTR 30.09 73

FOOD/BEV

MGP Ingr MGPI 24.54 62HormelFds HRL 79.49 84Smucker SJM 123.64 66

LEISURE

VailResorts MTN 128.03 69SixFlags SIX 53.26 89

ENERGY

HanwhaQ HQCL 25.41 69FirstSolar FSLR 64.48 79

BUSINS SVC

EpamSyst EPAM 82.07 93†

Aramrk ARMK 32.48 85

TRANSPRT

DeltaAir DAL 51.03 96†

MACHINE

WasteConn WCN 55.23 63

INSURNCE

InvstrTitle ITIC 88.92 94

ELECTRNCS

Bruker BRKR 23.47 68

CHIPS

Photronics PLAB 12.63 77

CHEMICAL

WD40 WDFC 102.71 72

BUILDING

LSIIndust LYTS 12.04 75

AEROSPACEOrbital ATK OA 88.06 67

MISCMultiPckSol MPSX 18.04 65

New Lows

ENERGY (8)Calumt 18.07 77ArchrkPtnrs 11.37 67GlobalPtnrs 15.73 65RiceMid 11.39 78WstrGasEqty 30.17 96EngyTransEq 11.76 93TCPipelines 42.43 74TallgrassEnrg 13.58 95

RETAIL (5)

FlaniganEntp 17.70 79Shake Shack 38.54 91Gamestop 29.05 77BigLots 37.65 74Dillards 67.82 61

BUSINS SVC

CEB 61.79 96RobrtHalf 45.81 94TeamHlth 44.20 91

TELECOM

Telus 27.13 71ShawCmm 17.84 70

MACHINE

LinclnElec 50.40 68SPX Flow 26.44 65

LEISURE

Polaris 85.01 88HarleyDavdsn 45.42 67

FINANCE

Garrison Cap 12.29 95FidelityNatl 59.88 78

TRANSPRT

KCSouthrn 71.92 63

REAL ESTPebblebrook 28.30 89

METALSCarpenterTech 27.92 62

ELECTRNCSZebraTech 66.45 95

CONSUMERLibbey 22.06 79

CHEMICALCompassMin 73.94 65

BANKSIberiabnk 54.29 68

AUTOPaccar 45.44 93

APPARELPVH 74.09 65

AEROSPACETriumph 33.96 64

MISCTyco Intl 31.28 63

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Palo Alto NetworksPANW may be offering investorsan intrigu-ing possibility: It appears to be setting up in a double bottomwith a handle.

Skepticswill wag their fingers and say it can’t be a valid dou-ble bottom because the second leg didn’t undercut the first.

However, it did undercut if you disregard Monday, Aug.24, which was in essence a flash crash caused by the melt-down of the Chinese stock market.

The Nasdaq traded 8.8% lower and the Dow Jones industri-al average lost 1,000 points in a matter of minutes. The index-

es recouped those losses by midday, although the wildest dayof the year still finished lower, with the Nasdaq closing down3.8%.

Many market watchers now consider the opening swoon atrading anomaly.

Excluding Aug. 24, Palo Alto reached an intraday low theprior Friday, Aug. 21, of 151.07. That was undercut Oct. 27when the stock hit an intraday low of 150.21, then staged abullish reversal, finishing up for the day.

The Sector Leader stock is now building a handle with a194.83 buy point.

The network security company was one of the big winnersof the first half of 2015. Since July, it’s been building that newbase.

The company makes software that protects enterprises

from hackers.It launched its first network firewall in 2007 and has been

improving its product line ever since, as hackers, includingforeign governments, get ever more sophisticated.

Cybersecurity is front in center in the minds of CEOs, andmany analysts see Palo Alto stealing market share from com-petitors in 2016 and 2017.

Piper Jaffray analyst Andrew Nowinski projects PaloAlto’s core firewall offering could take 11% of a $2.6 billionmarket in 2016, up from 9.5% this year.

He said the company also has plenty of room to expand inEurope, the Middle East and the Asia-Pacific region.

Supply/DemandSD Closing Vol%Rtg Stock Name Symbol Price Chg Chg

IBD SECTOR LEADERSPerformance vs. the S&P 500 since 3/6/2009S&P 500

Sector Leaders 447.6%

203.4%

B Y J U S T I N N I E L S E N


The new highs list increased Thursday, but more than athird ended up closing negative for the day as the marketlost ground.

TAL Education GroupXRS has had a nice run since itsbreakout five weeks ago. The Chinese company providesafter-school tutoring services to over 1.5 million students

through more than 300 learning centers.Volume has been light this week, but the stock is still up

over 20% above its breakout from a late-stage base. It’soften good to lock in gains when you get to that profit level.

American Water WorksAWK edged just above a 59.30 buypoint from a base-on-base pattern. Volume came in strong,at around double the stock’s average.

The utility company provides water and wastewater ser-vices to an estimated 15 million people, according to its web-site. Its 2.3% dividend yield makes it attractive to income in-vestors, and it emerged unharmed from yesterday’s ratehike by the Federal Reserve.

Extra Space StorageEXR also made new highs, but it wasamong those that closed negative for the day.

Extra Space belongs to IBD’s property REITs industrygroup, which has been climbing up the ranks the last fewmonths. The group also contributed a number of new highsfor the day.

Extra Space specializes in acquiring professionally man-aged self-storage facilities. The stock broke out a couplemonths ago from a base-on-base structure and then hadone more test of the 10-week line before continuing itsmove.

The stock is extended 13% from its 78.42 buy point.

SECTOR LEADERS REVIEW

94 Smith & Wesson Hldg SWHC 21.57 -0.38 +9%

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New High List Analysis

99 Facebook Inc Cl A FB 106.22 -0.57 -15%96 Ulta Beauty ULTA 185.43 -1.84 -12%

99 Bank Of The Ozarks OZRK 51.17 -0.07 +11%99 Facebook Inc Cl A FB 106.22 -0.57 -15%97 Linkedin Corp Class A LNKD 231.15 -3.36 -38%98 Regeneron Pharmctl REGN 551.49 -8.18 -18%

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1 96 1 Internet–Content 80 +20.2 –0.92 2 3 Retail–Internet 78 +52.1 –0.93 100 6 Wholesale–Food .. –10.9 –0.14 1 2 Bev–Non–Alcoholic 86 +50.5 –1.75 5 5 Banks–Southeast 91 +13.0 –0.96 10 19 Insurance–Life 72 +1.8 +2.27 20 22 Utility–GasDstribtn 78 +2.3 +0.28 24 8 Leisre–TrvlBking 93 +17.6 –1.59 9 10 Banks–Midwest 87 +11.0 –0.8

10 16 4 Cmpter–TechSrvcs 87 +10.9 –0.911 8 15 Bldg–Rsidnt/Comml 83 +20.8 –1.212 21 9 ComptrSftwr–Entr 84 +2.3 –1.013 18 36 ComptrSftwr–Dsktp 91 +16.1 –0.914 22 32 ComptrSftwr–Mdcl 86 –0.2 –0.315 29 30 Beverages–Alcoholic 81 +5.3 –0.816 33 55 Utility–WaterSupply 80 +7.0 +0.817 12 25 Insrnce–Prp/Cas/Titl 82 +9.5 –0.818 23 12 Financ–Svings&Lo 85 +13.4 –0.719 57 35 Bldg–CnstrPrds/Msc 79 +21.7 –1.820 83 48 ConsumrProd–Speci .. +33.7 –0.521 7 18 Banks–Northeast 88 +10.8 –0.822 6 13 Cmp Sftwr–Gaming 89 +37.6 +0.423 112 34 Medical–Systems/Eqp 72 +4.0 –0.424 25 45 Medical Supplies 86 +6.4 0.025 28 33 ComptrSftwr–Fincl 87 +26.5 –0.526 11 14 Banks–Wst/Sthwst 85 +7.4 –0.927 46 68 Aerospace/Defense 75 –4.2 –0.928 56 65 Food–MeatProducts .. +13.6 –0.229 4 7 Retail/Wsl–Auto Prt 86 +15.6 –1.730 40 20 Trnsprttin–Airlne 77 +0.1 –1.631 15 23 Bldg–Mbile/Mfg&Rv .. +10.6 –2.932 45 72 Finance–Reit .. +0.1 –0.533 47 70 Soap &Clng Preparat .. +15.4 –0.834 75 87 Utility–Elctric Pwr 72 –8.0 +0.235 36 42 Food–Packaged 79 +9.2 –0.936 39 27 Finance–Card/Pmtpr 83 +8.7 –1.537 34 61 Bldg–Hand Tools .. +12.3 –0.838 42 37 Cosmetics/PersnlCre 77 +9.5 –1.039 72 84 Utility–Diversified 76 –6.3 +0.240 113 26 Elec–Semicon Fblss 77 +8.3 –0.8

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Stocks rose in the first five min-utes of Thursday’s session andthen slid steadily south.

The S&P 500 dropped 1.5%,while the Nasdaq tailgated with a1.4% loss. The IBD 50 fell 1.1%.

Volume fell on both major U.S.exchanges.

The rare, third-day follow-through Wednesday lookedsomewhat hollow with Thurs-day’s ugly price losses. Yet declin-ing volume dulled the edge of theindexes’ losses, avoiding a distri-bution day.

A distribution day involves aloss in rising volume, which is asign of institutional selling. Distri-bution this soon after a follow-through day would’ve been a badsign. Quick selling in a new rallysuggests a willingness to sell intoany sign of strength.

So the lower volume Thursdaylet the market dodge a bullet.

Ideally, though, it’s best whenthe market plows ahead, creatingregret for the quick sellers.

Although the market escapeddistribution, its action was trou-bling.

Price performance was nasty.Most of Wednesday’s gains onthe Nasdaq were erased, and allof the gains on the S&P 500 wererubbed out.

Theindexes closed near the bot-tom of the day’s range, which is abearish sign.

Volume, however, is painting aless-threatening, if cloudy pic-ture. Trade on the Nasdaqstepped lower in each of the pastthree sessions. On the S&P 500,volume has risen and fallen on al-ternate days this week.

What conclusion can individualinvestors draw from this? Theonly proper conclusion to draw

at this point is that a conclusion isimpossible to draw.

Friday is unlikely to clear up thepicture because it is a quadruplewitching day, which involves theexpiration of stock and index op-tions, and stock and index fu-tures. Higher volume is almostguaranteed.

Another sign creating nervous-ness about this new uptrend is

the lack of quality breakouts sofar. That could change, so remainwatchful. At least for now, inves-tors should wade back into stockscarefully.

Onegoodsignthat has drawn lit-tle attention is the money supply.On Wednesday, the Center for Fi-nancial Stability released thebroad DivisiaM4 data for Novem-ber. M4 grew 4.6% year overyear, the largest increase in 30months.

Some economists have arguedthat the money supply offers apreview to the near-term courseof the economy.

If so, then continued strong M4numbers could point to a stron-ger economy in 2016.

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MARKET PULSE

Thursday’s action:Down in fading volume

Current outlook:Confirmed uptrend

Leaders up in volume:NoahNOAH Ellie MaeELLI

Grupo GaliciaGGAL

Leaders down in volume:Global PaymentsGPN

PrivateBancorpPVTB

Heartland PaymentHPY

Total System ServicesTSS

Northrop GrummanNOC

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SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NSDAQ99 96 95 A C+ 110 7Facebook FB.106.2 -0.57 -15 22m 52oKEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 23%, LQ 33%, Next Q 24%, Sales 3Q Avg 41%,LQ 41%, Next Yr EPS 23%, Pretax 57%, ROE 18%, EPS due 01/28

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE97 95 81 A B- 276 7LinkedIn LNKD 231.2 -3.36 -38 1.1m 92o

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 36%, LQ 50%, Next Q 28%, Sales 3Q Avg 35%,LQ 37%, Next Yr EPS 33%, Pretax 17%, ROE 9%, EPS due 02/05

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2. OFFICE -2.3%DailyChange +20.59%

SinceJan. 1

80 81 87 C C+ 66.7 AveryDe 2.3 AVY 63.07 -1.49 -9 670 18o62 82 35 A E 69.8 Deluxe 2.2 DLX 54.38 -1.23 -30 195 12o

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SinceJan. 1

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88 73 87 B B+ 55.1 Campbls 2.3 CPB 53.14 -0.58 -41 1.1m 19o80 80 70 C B 24.1 Chefs'Wrhse CHEF 18.35 +0.59 -27 142 26ê

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62 62 55 C B- 70.5 Sensient 1.7 SXT 62.02 -1.05 +8 166 20o89 66 87 B B- NH Smucker 2.2 SJM 123.6 -0.43 +2 1.0m 26o78 70 88 C C- 39.1 Snydrs-L 1.8 LNCE 35.94 -0.37 -28 379 35o25 28 16 D C- 12.6 SunOpta STKL 6.73 -0.14 -44 535 21o73 30 90 B C- 81.2 KraftH 3.2 KHC 71.92 -1.09 -23 2.4m 32o61 67 68 C D 34.9 Tootsie 1.1 TR 31.68 -0.17 -18 49 30x58 48 65 B E 92.9 TreeHseFds THS 80.59 -0.32 -49 224 25o92 64 95 B A 54.4 TysonFds 1.1 TSN 52.88 -0.97 -7 5.0m 16o66 53 80 .. B 46.5 Unilever 2.7 UN 43.31 -0.59 -7 2.0m 21ò

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4. BUILDING -1.7%DailyChange +14.17%

SinceJan. 1

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The path for a small, illiquid stock on WallStreet to becoming a respected, institution-al-quality name usually zigs and zags, withplenty of potholes along the way.

That’scertainly beenthe case forheart de-vice maker AbiomedABMD. But its shares areup about 125% this year, compared to amodest increase for the S&P 500.

The company, with a market capitaliza-tion of around $3.6 billion, provides medi-cal devices for circulatory support. Its Im-pella family of products helps the heartrest by improving blood flow or the heart’spumping.

Three main models on the market are theImpella 2.5 and 5.0 — each named for the li-ters of blood flow pumped per minute —and the Impella CP, which can adjust theflow of blood per minute. In late October,the company said that the installed base forImpella 2.5 grew by 27 hospitals, bringingthe total to 1,000 sites. Meanwhile, 45 newhospitals bought the Impella CP, raisingthe number of sites to 739.

Revenue growth and mutual fund owner-ship has ramped up in recent quarters asthe company’s product line continues togain traction in hospitals around theworld.

But it hasn’t all been a bed of roses forAbiomed. Shares plunged almost 29% onOct. 29 after the company reported fiscalsecond-quarter results. Another quarter ofbig earnings and sales growth was offset byfull-year sales guidance that implied a con-siderable slowdown — 24% to 28% growthin the second half of the year vs. 49% in thefirst. The company forecast 2016 sales of

$305 million to $315 million, up 32% to 37%from the prior year.

Still, earnings jumped 89% from the year-earlier quarter, while sales grew 47% to$76.4 million. The company’s Impellaproducts accounted for almost 94% of totalsales in the quarter.

Fiscal 2016 earnings are expected to de-celerate sharply this year but then rampback up in 2017, rising 49% to $1.04 a share.

In the second half of 2014, the stock wasmoving sideways with an average daily vol-ume just north of 200,000 shares, too thin-ly traded tobe on the radar screen of institu-tional investors. Abiomed had some spon-sorship at the time, but the stock was stillstruggling to get noticed.

However, an FDA headline changed allthat, and shares surging 24% on Oct. 30.The company reported earnings, but WallStreet was more excited about an agree-ment with the FDA that made full approvalof its Impella 2.5 heart pump more likely.The FDA first approved the pump in 2008for a narrow indication, but in March 2015the pump received full FDA approval.

This year, the stock was no stranger toearnings-related gaps up in price. On Jan.28, May 5 and Aug. 4, shares soared onstrong earnings.

Chartwise, Abiomed is in a price consoli-dation.It recentlypulled back 38% off its re-cent high �. While that’s generally consid-ered deep for a proper base, it’s not out ofline for Abiomed, considering the scope ofits recent gains.

Asell-off Oct. 29 that followed the compa-ny’s most recent results left a bearish markon the pattern. Much of the base hasformed below the 10-week average, anoth-er drawback.









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92 87 85 B B- 34.8 CathyGn 2.3 r CATY 31.57 -0.74 +63 769 16o

96 93 94 B D- 16.3 Centers .5 CSFL 15.78 +0.30 +8 334 19o

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99 89 86 A A- 37.3 ChemFncl 3.0 CHFC 34.65 -0.29 -55 49 14o

65 86 64 C B- 61.0 Citi .4 r C 52.84 -1.06 +1 17m 12ò

71 57 56 A C+ 52.3 CityHlg 3.7 CHCO 45.87 -0.49 +23 54 14ê

83 61 81 B B- 13.9 CobizFn 1.3 COBZ 13.40 -0.10 -58 38 19ê

94 83 86 A B- 36.3 Columbia 2.2 COLB 32.84 -0.35 +46 356 18ê

56 61 47 B C+ 53.5 Comerica 2.0 CMA 42.31 -0.95 +30 2.9m 14o

72 57 71 B D- 47.1 ComercB 2.1 CBSH 42.95 -0.75 +11 519 17o

90 93 61 A C+ 22.6 Connect 1.6 CNOB 18.89 -0.26 -37 56 14ê

24 39 28 E D- 17.2 Corpban 15 BCA 12.40 ... -65 22 8ê

47 75 24 B B- 164 Credico 2.1 BAP 102.4 +0.87 -19 301 8o

60 64 43 A D- 80.2 CullenF 3.4 r CFR 61.89 -1.52 +3 563 13o

86 76 78 A C+ 18.8 CVBFncl 2.8 CVBF 17.25 -0.32 +39 692 19o

17 23 21 E D+36.2 Deutsch 3.5 DB 23.62 -0.23 -1 1.7m ..o98 94 96 A D 55.6 Eagle EGBN 52.00 -0.99 -6 131 21o

87 81 79 A D 46.5 EastWst 1.9 EWBC 42.29 -0.53 +16 995 15o

94 87 96 B B- 30.7 Entrprise 1.1 r EFSC 28.65 +0.06 -18 80 17ê

97 78 95 C B+ 39.4 FCBFinalA r FCB 36.60 -0.50 -54 111 20ê

82 71 74 B C- 14.8 FNBCorp 3.6 FNB 13.46 ...+147 2.6m 15o

97 88 95 A B- 23.1 Fidelty 1.8 LION 22.01 -0.34 -42 74 13o

67 57 74 B C- 21.9 FifthTh 2.6 r FITB 20.28 -0.55 +22 10m 12o

88 69 90 B B- 28.5 FnclInst 2.9 FISI 28.02 +0.13 -11 34 14ê

94 90 74 B B- 269 FstCitz .5 FCNCA 245.3 -4.73+123 40 14x

75 45 87 C C+ 20.8 FrstCmty 2.9 FCBC 19.19 -0.07 -26 22 13ê

94 91 90 A B- 13.1 FrstCons FCCY 12.85 +0.25 -51 6 10ê

86 61 77 A D+36.5 FstFncl 2.1 FFIN 31.15 -0.36 +20 226 20o

89 83 74 C B 16.4 FstHori 1.6 FHN 14.78 -0.12 +17 2.6m 16o

95 76 90 A A- 31.8 FrstLng 2.6 FLIC 30.94 -0.01 -57 12 17ê

89 75 89 A D- 69.8 FrstRpb .9 FRC 66.52 -2.00 +18 907 21ò

67 56 68 C D 21.5 Frstmer 3.6 FMER 18.94 -0.15 +38 1.6m 13o

83 68 76 B C 34.4 FrstSrce 2.1 SRCE 30.95 -0.22+113 86 14 ê

82 61 85 B C+ 23.1 Flushing 3.0 r FFIC 21.61 -0.27 -42 44 14o

90 83 80 A C 27.6 FrstMer 1.7 FRME 25.72 -0.32 -35 84 14ê

77 59 82 C B- 14.6 FultonF 2.7 r FULT 13.26 -0.17 +36 1.8m 15o

81 79 58 A D+30.3 Glacier 2.9 GBCI 26.16 -0.59+144 897 17o

42 51 50 C E 218 GoldmanS 1.4 GS 182.6 -3.60 -5 2.8m 10o

86 70 93 B C- 52.9 GrtSthrn 1.8 GSBC 48.19 +0.39 +4 37 14ê

73 79 37 A D+15.8 GreenBancrp GNBC 10.68 -0.09 +25 66 14ê

46 25 54 B B+ 11.8 GrpFinS 3.0 BSMX 8.73 -0.09 +1 1.2m 13x

94 92 97 A B- 29.3 GrupoFi .3 GGAL 26.02 +0.93 +42 850 7o

89 97 62 B C 17.9 Guaranty 2.5 GBNK 16.02 -0.36 -6 29 16ê

47 66 46 C E 50.3 HSBCHlg 6.3 HSBC 39.59 +0.09 +22 2.3m 10o

50 44 28 C D 33.0 HncHld 4.0 r HBHC 24.08 -0.82 +47 957 11o

77 61 79 B C- 28.1 HanmiFn 1.8 HAFC 24.14 +0.16 +22 284 17ê

92 84 77 A A- 65.4 HDFCBnk .6 HDB.59.61 +0.05 -8 667 28o

85 86 69 B D- 39.5 Hrtland 1.2 HTLF 33.30 -0.19 -45 27 11ê

87 72 81 A C- 19.8 HrtgFcl 2.4 HFWA 18.64 -0.05 -6 90 15ê

83 43 91 B C+ 24.4 Homestrt HMST 23.37 +0.85 +94 226 10o

78 82 74 B D+11.9 Huntgt 2.5 r HBAN 11.12 -0.21 +21 11m 13x

69 68 32 A D- 71.2 Iberiab 2.5 IBKC 54.29 -1.51+100 423 13o

46 71 19 B C+ 13.2 ICICIBa 2.0 IBN 7.44 ... +26 10m 10o

90 72 83 B B 53.3 Indpndn 2.2 INDB 47.84 +0.07 +41 134 17o

65 84 30 B D- 46.7 Indepnd 1.0 r IBTX 33.47 -0.54 +47 74 15ê

71 48 75 B D 31.0 IntlBanc 2.2 IBOC 26.25 -0.08 +53 266 12o

32 27 21 B B+ 13.7 ItauUni .6 ITUB 7.21 -0.08 -28 14m 5o

63 51 78 B B- 70.6 JPMorga 2.7 r JPM 66.28 -1.25 +28 18m 11ò

33 44 34 D C- 38.9 KBFncl 2.0 KB 28.20 -1.37 +77 254 8o

59 59 45 B B- 15.7 Keycorp 2.3 r KEY 13.00 -0.37 -1 15m 11o

88 68 89 A C- 49.5 Lakeland 2.1 LKFN 47.18 -1.37 +48 94 17ê

80 60 79 B C 12.5 Lakeland 2.8 LBAI 11.94 -0.20 -45 36 14o

94 91 85 A D+27.3 Landmrk 3.0 LARK 25.52 -0.45 -63 0.7 9ê

74 57 68 B C 134 M&TBank 2.2 MTB 124.7 -1.68 -20 1.1m 16o

94 82 87 A D+24.1 Mainsrc 2.5 r MSFG 22.62 ... -29 29 13ê

91 84 65 A C+ 36.2 MBFncl 2.1 r MBFI 32.56 -0.43 +49 583 15o

95 86 95 A A- 26.3 Merct 2.3 r MBWM 25.56 +0.17 -19 28 15ê

90 66 90 B B- 14.9 Meridia .8 r EBSB 14.48 -0.06 -41 111 32o

32 28 39 D C+ 41.0 MorgnSt 1.9 r MS 32.38 -1.23 +25 16m 24o

76 70 80 D C- 23.6 NtlBHld 1.0 r NBHC 20.67 -0.23 +97 413 29ê

92 82 86 B B- 12.8 NatPen 3.6 r NPBC 12.25 -0.11 +62 1.5m 15ê

79 55 85 C B- 30.5 NBT 3.1 NBTB 28.17 -0.40 +3 122 16o

79 83 71 A C+ 79.3 NrthnTr 2.0 r NTRS 71.97 -2.08 -6 1.3m 18o

94 80 71 A B 29.8 Nrthrim 2.8 NRIM 26.84 -0.17 -56 7 9ê

35 40 8 C D- 17.8 OFGBan 3.7 OFG 6.55 -0.06 +63 1.0m 8o

85 81 55 B B- 15.2 OldNtlB 3.5 r ONB 13.74 -0.17 -10 684 13o

99 88 91 A B- 16.2 Pacific 2.8 PCBK 15.55 -0.10 -8 45 16ê

97 90 93 A B 24.0 PacfcPrem PPBI 21.25 -0.05 -39 54 16o

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83 66 80 B D+99 ParkNatl 4.1 PRK 90.75 -0.82+227 89 16 ê

88 75 77 A C 23.8 Peapack .9 PGC 21.26 -0.15 -31 21 15ê

99 97 90 A C+ 58.0 Pinnacle .9 PNFP 52.26 -0.87 -5 170 21o

66 66 76 C B- 100 PNCFncl 2.1 r PNC 95.68 -1.32 +10 2.5m 12o

66 92 30 C D 35.8 Popular 2.2 BPOP 26.96 -0.45 +18 878 7o

97 94 92 A D+36.8 Preferd 1.4 PFBC 33.89 -0.26 -62 20 16ê

97 91 90 A B 45.8 Privteb .1 PVTB 42.05 -0.50 +53 794 19o

62 62 46 B D 60.0 Prosper 2.3 PB 48.37 -1.15 +8 407 11o

82 70 84 B C- 21.2 Provide 3.4 PFS 20.17 -0.32 -28 163 15ê

63 65 64 C B- 10.9 Regions 2.5 r RF 9.73 -0.21 +31 21m 12o

93 50 90 B B+ 37.3 RenaSant 1.9 RNST 34.99 -0.77 +73 268 17ê

58 83 37 A C- 69.9 RoyalCa 4.3 RY 53.69 -0.75 -40 997 7o

21 23 28 E C 12.5 RoyalScotlnd RBS 8.78 -0.03 -2 630 ..o83 95 58 A C 152 SVBFncl SIVB 122.5 -2.31 +30 698 19o

93 76 77 A B- 34.0 S&TBanc 2.4 STBA 31.22 +0.13 +29 102 15ê

82 84 77 B D- 30.0 SndySpg 3.6 r SASR 26.94 -0.35 -23 42 16ê

96 72 85 A D+17.0 Seacoast SBCF 15.51 -0.25 -60 40 22ê

53 75 44 D B- 44.0 Shinhan 1.9 SHG 34.80 -1.41 0 87 4ê

99 92 92 A D 58.8 SimonsF 1.7 SFNC 52.76 -0.86 +14 171 17ê

90 91 69 B C 81.8 SouthS 1.4 SSB 72.44 -1.28 -12 94 17ê

78 54 81 C C+ 19.0 Sthwst 1.4 r OKSB 17.68 +0.12+126 109 18ê

77 25 80 B B- 23.7 StateBa 1.3 STBZ 21.24 -0.24 +21 148 20ê

87 68 85 A C- 42.0 StockYard 2.2SYBT 38.04 -0.70 -24 24 15ê

99 90 84 A C- 34.0 Stonegt 1.0 SGBK 32.32 -0.67 -34 25 16ê

77 86 80 C D+45.8 Suntrust 2.2 r STI 43.24 -0.83 -19 3.3m 12o

85 58 89 B C 33.8 Synovus 1.5 r SNV 32.28 -0.32 +52 1.4m 20o

60 45 41 C B- 17.3 TCFFncl 2.1 TCB 14.25 -0.19 +3 1.4m 15o

88 60 89 B B+ 18.4 Talmer .2 TLMR 17.44 -0.22 +31 334 22o

67 73 42 A D- 63.7 TexasCap TCBI 48.08 -2.18 +32 546 16o

90 76 89 B B+ 63.5 Tompkns 3.0 TMP 59.22 -0.73 -37 19 15ê

69 80 47 A B+ 48.1 Toronto 3.9 TD 39.33 -0.60 +38 1.8m 8o

95 71 92 A B 22.6 Townbk 2.4 TOWN 20.10 -0.93+303 460 17ê

97 89 90 A B 29.7 TricoBa 2.1 TCBK 27.94 -0.18 -56 37 15ê

65 44 64 C C 26.0 Trstmark 3.9 TRMK 23.57 -0.34 +10 480 13o

61 75 67 C C- 23.2 UBSGrp 2.8 UBS 19.21 +0.05 +35 2.3m 11o

45 30 39 C C- 59.0 UMBFcl 2.1 r UMBF 47.16 -1.01+117 446 19ê

78 80 50 A C+ 18.9 Umpqua 3.9 UMPQ 16.23 -0.35 -26 1.1m 14o

90 69 86 A B 27.3 UnionB 3.0 r UBSH 25.64 -0.51 -4 149 17ê

75 62 68 A D- 43.4 UntdBnk 3.5 UBSI 37.62 -0.59 +23 489 19o

96 91 69 A C+ 22.2 UntdCmty 1.2 UCBI 19.51 -0.18 +12 382 15ê

86 87 69 A D+14.7 UntFinl 3.6 UBNK 13.35 -0.22 +20 153 16ê

96 76 82 A A 21.2 UivstPA 3.8 UVSP 20.79 -0.11 +6 54 13ê

72 70 68 A C+ 46.3 USBanco 2.3 r USB 43.83 -0.53 +1 6.9m 13o

84 78 64 A B- 42.3 WashTr 3.5 WASH 38.57 -0.77 -37 21 14ê

87 76 82 B D+41.3 Webster 2.4 WBS 37.89 -0.75 -21 617 17o

70 73 71 A C 58.8 WellsFa 2.7 WFC 55.47 -0.38 +21 19m 13ò

80 64 47 A C 36.1 Wesbnc 3.0 r WSBC 30.51 -0.21 +33 174 13ê

91 85 85 A D 21.1 WestBnc 3.2 WTBA 19.93 -0.15 -35 11 14ê

44 36 41 C B+ 31.4 Westpac 6.0 WBK 22.65 -0.22 +15 232 12ê

73 38 87 B C 13.0 Wilshire 2.1 WIBC 11.68 +0.23 +62 995 14o

78 68 61 B C- 55.8 Wintrust .9 WTFC 49.30 -0.84 +10 330 16ò

82 85 82 B D- 26.3 WashFd 2.2 WAFD 23.98 -0.17 +81 1.2m 14ò

92 59 94 A B 27.2 Yadkin 1.6 YDKN 24.85 -0.81 -36 117 17o

61 53 58 C D 33.0 ZionsBa .9 ZION 27.76 -0.45 -12 2.2m 18o

7. INSURNCE -1.0%DailyChange +7.22%

SinceJan. 1


94 93 90 B C+ 53.87Ameris 1.2 AMSF 49.22 -0.30 -52 51 14o

94 89 92 D B+ 28.07Employe .9 EIG 27.07 -0.65 +25 169 13ê

95 84 81 A C 27.37HeritgeIns r HRTG 21.46 -0.15 -52 130 7o

82 64 83 C B- 117 ACELtd 2.3 ACE 115.6 -1.30 -21 1.7m 11o

55 52 64 C C 66.5 AFLAC 2.7 r AFL 60.38 -1.32 -18 2.0m 10o

62 54 68 D D- 518 Alleghany Y 478.9 -4.77 +21 59 14o

57 41 40 B C- 45.1 AlliedW 2.9 AWH 35.44 -0.32 +22 768 10o

68 65 56 C B- 72.9 Allstate 1.9 r ALL 62.37 -1.01 -22 2.2m 11o

58 59 39 D C+ 30.0 AmerEqu .9 AEL 23.70 -0.54 +1 532 9o

41 40 58 D E 116 AmNatl 3.2 ANAT 100.3 -2.14 +2 37 16ê

86 69 83 B C 75.7 AmerFncl 1.6 AFG 70.92 -0.67 -13 256 13o

61 58 76 D D+64.9 AmerInt 1.9 r AIG 60.13 -0.80 -9 8.2m 14o

96 88 75 A B- 71.9 Amtrust 1.9 AFSI 61.89 -0.07 -32 453 9o

66 72 55 B D+107 Aon 1.3 AON 93.27 -3.65+131 2.9m 16o

79 63 82 B D 78.8 ArchCaptl ACGL 69.93 -0.22 -7 376 15o

77 48 79 B C- 51.5 AspenIns 1.7 AHL 48.44 -0.34 -19 209 12ê

76 63 92 C B- 87.2 Assurant 2.5 AIZ 80.89 -1.66 -6 512 11o

77 70 53 A C+ 29.8 Assured 1.9 AGO 25.31 +0.09 +27 1.8m 5o

98 94 85 A B- 21.1 AtlasFinl AFH 19.16 -0.30 -64 23 16ê

48 7 63 D C 17.6 Aviva 3.6 AV 15.08 -0.09 -6 264 13k

69 32 79 C B 60.0 AXISCap 2.5 r AXS 55.75 -0.53 -9 407 14o

72 50 71 C B- 58.5 Berkely .9 r WRB 53.69 -0.64 -23 342 16o

56 62 55 B E 34.6 Brwn&Br 1.5 r BRO 31.66 -0.50 -8 535 21ê

70 76 80 D B- 20.9 CNOFncl 1.5 CNO 18.85 -0.18 +18 1.3m 14o

52 49 31 B D+26.3 ChinaLi 1.7 LFC 16.31 -0.21 +13 578 14o

94 81 93 C B- 132 Chubb 1.7 r CB 131.0 -0.93 +41 1.8m 15o

93 94 89 C B+ 61.6 Cincinnati 3.1 CINF 59.65 -1.00 +2 636 17o

53 45 45 D B- 42.2 CNAFncl 2.9 CNA 34.68 -0.50 +47 145 12ê

81 68 75 C C 70.5 Enduran 2.2 ENH 63.26 -0.31 -27 209 9o

81 56 69 A D 166 Enstar ESGR 150.2 -0.02 -8 18 13ê

84 70 92 C A 101 ErieInd 3.0 ERIE 97.98 -0.01 -10 41 30ê

76 75 39 A D- 29.7 EssentGrp ESNT 22.63 -0.23 -40 313 14o

80 64 74 B D 193 EverstRe 2.5 RE 181.9 +0.05 -8 245 7o

87 70 89 B C+ 69.8 FBLFncl 2.5 FFG 64.63 -0.07 +6 37 15ê

99 88 94 A A 32.6 FedrtdN .7 FNHC 30.52 -0.32 -54 46 10o

74 84 44 B D- 40.3 FidelNatlF 2.5 r FNF 33.07 -0.21 +18 1.7m 15o

66 81 54 C E 43.2 FirstAm 2.8 FAF 35.18 -0.47 -21 536 13o

65 90 41 A E 49.6 Gallaghr 3.6 AJG 41.26 -1.27+139 2.5m 16o

26 43 9 E D- 9.2 Genworth GNW 3.64 -0.35 +8 9.7m ..o62 78 24 B D+50.4 HCIGro 3.6 r HCI 33.48 -0.58 -13 115 5o

88 95 84 C C 87.4 Hanover 2.3 THG 80.62 -1.00 -20 179 12ê

56 53 65 C C 51.0 Hartford 1.9 HIG 43.31 -1.27 +1 2.9m 11o

67 55 65 C C+ 38.0 HoraceM 3.0 HMN 33.26 -0.47 -29 100 14x

39 34 41 C C 17.4 ING 2.4 ING 13.44 -0.17+103 5.0m 11o

79 66 77 D B- 87.9 Infinity 2.1 IPCC 80.77 -0.18 -34 32 15ê

99 79 97 B A 34.6 JamesR 1.9 JRVR 33.29 +0.54 -8 112 18ê

78 61 82 D C- 41.7 Kemper 2.5 KMPR 39.00 -0.67 -40 83 17ê

65 57 45 B C- 62.1 Lincoln 2.0 r LNC 50.24 -1.70 -11 1.7m 8o

49 53 52 D C 42.9 Loews .7 L 36.96 -0.80 -33 1.1m 16o

75 47 79 B D- 17.0 Maiden 3.8 MHLD 14.89 -0.23 -23 225 9o

53 86 32 C D- 19.6 Manulife 3.5 MFC 14.65 -0.62+157 4.8m 9o

87 86 89 C B- 937 Markl MKL 870.4 -17.06 +28 97 24o

74 83 61 B C 60.0 MarshM 2.2 r MMC 55.78 -1.55 +7 2.2m 18o

32 22 32 D E 60.3 Mercury 5.4 MCY 45.97 -0.36 +98 312 27o

54 46 46 C D+58.2 MetLife 3.2 r MET 47.47 -1.23 +43 8.4m 9o

99 88 91 A B+ 23.9 Nationa .5 NGHC 22.03 +0.32 -18 168 14o

88 75 88 C B- 89.1 NavigGrp NAVG 85.40 -0.94 -24 29 15ê

92 74 93 D B 19.1 OldRepu 4.0 ORI 18.43 -0.16 +3 1.7m 15o

78 72 87 C E 139 Partner 2.0 PRE 139.0 +0.13 +5 317 9o

89 87 63 B C 55.8 Primeri 1.3 r PRI 47.55 -0.51 +13 314 13o

55 58 39 B D- 58.0 Principal 3.4 r PFG 45.23 -1.50 +29 1.7m 10o

57 31 78 C E 53.6 Proassur 2.5 r PRA 49.27 -0.81 +67 351 16o

91 71 84 B B- 34.0 Progres 2.2 PGR 31.48 -0.29 +10 3.7m 14o

86 82 62 B B- 92.6 Prudent 3.4 r PRU 81.85 -2.34 +31 3.0m 8o

82 82 50 C B- 52.6 Prudentia 2.6PUK 44.59 -0.88 +39 351 14ò

83 61 89 B C- 63.2 RLI 1.3 RLI 59.41 +0.17 +70 208 22o

43 34 20 B E 19.1 Radian .1 RDN 13.09 +0.22+103 5.2m 10o

49 32 50 D D+98.7 Reinsinsr 1.7 RGA 86.53 -1.60 -17 223 10o

93 73 85 A D- 114 Renaissa 1.1 RNR 111.0 +0.95 +25 293 9o

92 86 91 C B- 37.9 Selectiv 1.8 SIGI 33.99 -0.96 +45 321 12o

87 65 97 C C- 115 Stancorp 1.2 SFG 113.7 +0.01 +37 252 19 ê

49 28 35 C D- 27.4 StateAu 1.9 STFC 20.58 -0.69 +28 36 8ê

63 47 55 C C 44.0 Stewart 3.2 STC 36.95 -1.20 +14 117 21o

73 80 50 C B- 36.7 SunLife 3.8 SLF 31.29 -0.56 +17 499 8o

88 75 94 C B- 31.9 Symetra 1.4 SYA 31.64 -0.03 +93 871 17ê

82 75 68 B B- 63.3 Torchma .9 TMK 56.99 -1.28 +72 1.1m 13o

91 88 86 B C+ 116 Travele 2.2 r TRV 113.3 -1.27 -7 1.7m 10o

97 98 94 C B 40.6 UnitedF 2.3 UFCS 38.62 -0.22 +26 77 10ê

95 56 92 A B+ 28.4 UnitedI 1.0 UIHC 19.05 +0.42 +17 168 16o

20 24 28 E D+10.1 UnvrslAmer UAM 6.70 +0.06 -7 168 ..ê

78 96 28 A E 37.5 UnivInsu 2.3 r UVE 20.69 -0.34 -64 507 7o

61 65 61 C B- 38.2 Unum 2.2 r UNM 33.07 -0.75 +76 2.4m 9o

85 58 83 A D- 48.5 Validus 2.8 r VR 46.10 -0.27 -31 404 9o

63 56 31 B C- 48.3 VoyaFi .1 VOYA 36.71 -0.89 0 1.9m 4o

83 83 72 B B 50.0 Willis 2.7 WSH 46.13 -0.29 +75 1.9m 18o

77 38 78 B C 40.4 XLGroup 2.1 r XL 38.39 -0.06 -1 1.9m 13o

8. LEISURE -1.7%DailyChange +9.42%

SinceJan. 1


89 93 95 B B 31.17ChinaLodg r HTHT 29.28 -0.47 +31 197 26ê

94 89 92 A A- 19.67FoxFactory FOXF 18.28 -0.27 -21 85 19o

89 94 92 .. E 30.57SabreC 1.3 SABR 28.77 -0.77 -29 1.4m 27x

64 23 92 B B- 30.7 500.comA r WBAI 19.19 -1.22 -28 343 ..o47 71 35 D B- 36.1 AMCEnt 3.2 AMC 25.14 -0.26+108 480 27o

7 43 8 .. E 18.1 AvidTech AVID 6.09 -0.22 -3 305 6ê

42 87 14 B D- 68.7 AvisBudget CAR 34.89 -0.40 +18 2.7m 10o

76 34 97 B B+ 13.3 BonaFilm BONA 13.19 +0.02 +47 355 50o

77 78 96 E B 21.2 BoydGm BYD 19.10 +0.16 +23 1.9m 30o

69 91 55 B B- 56.6 Brunswi 1.2 BC 48.96 -2.44 +37 1.2m 17o

68 71 76 D B- 54.6 Carnival 2.4 CCL 50.46 -1.74 +48 5.8m 20ò

69 71 81 D B- 56.3 Carniva 2.3 CUK 52.44 -1.68 -9 251 21ò

77 83 61 B B 60.6 CedarFa 6.2 FUN 53.56 -1.38 +20 182 25o

40 64 39 .. B 65.3 ChoiceH 1.6 CHH 50.10 -0.34 -14 142 23o

81 67 91 C B- 152 Churchl .8 CHDN 139.3 -0.16 +25 84 57o

47 74 38 B E 45.7 Cinemar 3.0 CNK 33.35 -0.87 -3 711 18o

34 22 33 C D 25.0 Clubcorp 2.9 MYCC 17.93 -0.10 -14 542 41o

42 50 27 B B- 25.0 Collectrs 9 CLCT 15.40 -0.36 -22 22 17ê

97 71 99 B B 57.4 Ctrip CTRP 48.41 -1.42 -15 6.9m 40o

63 75 36 A B 35.4 DiamondRs DRII 25.58 -0.67 -15 576 15o

49 65 33 A D- 34.9 DiscoveryC DISCK 25.38 -0.73 +50 2.6m 14o

65 14 93 C B 29.8 Dreamworks DWA 25.53 -0.23 -46 380 ..o28 61 4 B E 39.0 ErosA EROS 9.34 -0.53 -75 511 13o

93 64 93 A B- 140 Expedia .7 EXPE 128.7 -2.49 -22 2.2m 33o

34 41 34 C D- 22.0 Extnded 4.2 r STAY 16.18 -0.62 -7 815 43o

69 72 40 B B+ 35.9 FTDCos FTD 27.74 +0.10 +62 280 13o

23 37 22 D E 16.0 GlobalEagleEt ENT 9.96 -0.10 -32 241 ..o41 67 21 A C- 66.9 HarleyDa 2.7 r HOG 45.42 -1.41 -4 3.6m 12o

16 31 15 E D 25.7 HertzGlbl HTZ 14.41 -0.37 -40 5.3m 65o

56 97 29 B D 31.6 HiltonW 1.3 HLT 22.12 -0.33 +6 7.1m 28o

42 81 34 E C- 62.0 HyattHotels H 48.32 -0.32 +18 825 48o

95 89 89 A B+ 43.8 Imax IMAX 39.10 -0.48 +13 759 39o

69 89 56 A B- 44.7 Intercontl 2.0 IHG 38.14 -0.83 -55 120 22k

41 55 18 B D 27.5 IntervalLe 3.0 IILG 15.80 -0.27 -13 364 11o

37 33 32 B D- 21.2 IntlGam 2.9 IGT 15.02 -0.36+249 2.0m 21o

57 34 77 D B+ 38.3 IntlSpe .8 ISCA 34.04 -0.75 -61 61 27o

59 78 72 D D 21.4 IsleCapri ISLE 14.28 -0.21 -37 232 12o

23 40 14 C C 24.9 LaQuinta r LQ 14.33 -0.22 -22 1.6m 71o

41 51 26 B C- 61.6 LasVegas 6.2 LVS 41.82 -1.58 -12 4.8m 14o

47 60 41 C D 41.4 LionsGa 1.1 LGF 33.05 -1.26 -38 920 26o

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80 80 74 A E 90.7 ChurchD 1.6 CHD 85.24 -0.30 +54 1.0m 26o

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While airline stocks are reaping the benefits of cheap fuel,RyanairRYAAY is benefiting from trends unique to its market.

The Ireland-based carrier beat expectations last month,when it reported a strong summer season.

CEO Michael O’Leary said that the discount carrier en-joyed a “rare confluence of favorable events,” including astronger British pound, reasonably flat industry capacity andmore savings on unhedged fuel costs.

The airline’s operating numbers remain solid. In Novem-ber, its passenger traffic swelled 21% to 7.71 million custom-ers. Load factor, or the percentage of seats sold, rose 5 per-centage points to 93%. The company cited its low fares andstronger advanced bookings.

Sales in Irish currency rose 14% in the September-endedquarter. IBD calculates a 3% increase on a dollar basis. Reve-nue growth lagged that of a few other airlines that posteddouble-digit gains for the latest quarter.

The company’s expansion continues this winter with fournew bases in Berlin; Corfu, Greece; Gothenburg, Sweden;and Milan — in addition to launching 119 routes.

Also this winter, Ryanair is taking delivery of 28 new Boe-

ing 737 aircraft. The new planes will increase its fleet to 340planes by year end, and 330 additional planes are on order.

Ryanair is looking for a partner to link its short-haul opera-tions with long-haul routes, and has held talks with Norwe-gian Air Shuttle, Portugal’s TAP and an unidentified U.S. car-rier, Bloomberg reported. Earlier talks with Aer Lingus andVirgin Atlantic Airways collapsed.

The stock is forming a new base after a breakout on Nov. 3failed. The new buy point is at 85.66.

Ryanair has made an impressive advance since an initialbreakout more than three years ago. Still, the stock’s advancehas moderated to the point that it is technically in its thirdbasing area — not the best, but an acceptable stage in its ad-vance.

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55 27 40 B B- 27.2 NordAnglia NORD 19.27 -0.37 +22 118 39ò

46 63 27 C C- 62.9 NuSkin 3.7 r NUS 37.90 +0.12 +5 1.3m 13o

75 72 39 A B- 32.1 NutriSy 3.3 NTRI 21.11 -0.79 -16 350 22o

33 50 41 B E 58.7 Plantro 1.2 r PLT 49.10 +0.21 +66 266 17o

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29 39 25 .. D+41.7 Revlon REV 27.97 -0.05 -23 39 32o

63 85 53 B D- 32.0 Service 1.9 r SCI 25.82 -0.05 -13 1.2m 21o

16 30 9 C D- 11.8 Skullcandy SKUL 4.40 -0.13 +14 299 17o

45 78 55 E C- 33.0 Sony .8 SNE 25.13 -0.11 0 981 59o

94 89 75 B A- 106 Spectrum 1.3 r SPB 99.0 -0.52 0 233 22o

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44 41 48 B B+ 72.9 Tupperw 4.9 TUP 55.59 -1.37 +44 857 11o

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69 33 72 B D- 104 AmerTow 2.0 AMT 96.09 -1.41 -9 1.8m 71o

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92 77 79 A D+47.6 Prologis 3.8 PLD 42.00 -0.32 -14 2.4m 18o

97 93 95 A B+ 251 PublicS 2.7 PSA 247.6 -2.28 +26 901 41o

45 55 36 C C 49.8 RealogyHdgs RLGY 37.76 +0.30 +35 1.6m 28o

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60 50 53 B E 135 SLGreen 2.6 SLG 112.8 -1.56 +36 781 59o

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58 64 44 A B- 24.8 Starwd 9 r STWD 20.78 +0.12 -35 1.5m 9o

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34 63 7 A D- 19.0 UnitdDv 17 r UDF 9.49 +0.02 -34 285 5ê

58 33 48 B B- 71.8 Ventas 5.3 VTR 54.81 -0.91 -26 2.1m 47x

82 78 64 C B- 115 Vornado 2.5 VNO 99.4 -0.73 +27 956 38o

78 95 47 C D 84.9 Welltow 5.0 HCN 66.01 -0.23 -7 2.4m 39o

23 21 40 C D- 14.6 WstrnAs 22 WMC 11.62 +0.43 +65 774 4o

73 68 55 C B+ 37.0 Weyerha 4.0 r WY 30.64 -0.23 -13 3.9m 28o

11. ALCOHL/TOB -1.5%DailyChange +1.50%

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89 80 88 A B- 61.7 AltriaG 3.9 r MO 58.43 -0.52 -16 5.0m 21o

78 43 83 B B 130 ABuschI 2.6 BUD 124.8 -0.32 +14 1.9m 24o

70 84 28 A C 325 BostonBeer r SAM 207.4 -0.41 -29 106 27o

57 57 68 .. C+ 119 BritAme 4.1 BTI 110.5 -1.95+201 800 16ò

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80 50 93 C B 95.7 MolsCoo 1.7 TAP 93.72 -0.44 -61 1.0m 24o

78 77 85 .. A- 90.3 PhillipM 4.6 PM 89.08 -1.07 +20 4.9m 15o

94 84 94 A D 49.6 Reynolds 3.2 RAI.45.50 -0.48 -40 3.3m 23o

53 45 78 .. D- 25.9 VectorG 6.9 VGR 23.25 -0.32 -7 582 39o

12. UTILITY +0.1%DailyChange -4.68%

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41 58 19 C D 14.5 AES 4.8 r AES 9.20 -0.17 -12 5.2m 7o

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87 80 68 B D 59.7 Allete 4.0 ALE 51.03 +0.54 +60 386 15o

76 79 80 C E 70.8 AlliantE 3.5 LNT 63.71 +2.95+288 2.3m 17o

79 68 71 C B 65.4 AmerEle 3.9 AEP 57.42 +0.41 +43 4.3m 15o

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56 46 45 C B+ 92.0 Entergy 5.1 ETR 67.23 +0.10 -5 1.3m 13o

82 76 80 B B- 56.8 Eversou 3.2 ES 51.72 +0.57 +26 1.8m 17o

48 57 24 B D+38.9 Exelon 4.7 EXC 26.60 +0.16 -1 8.1m 10o

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56 58 50 D C+ 35.0 HawaiiE 4.3 HE 29.01 -0.10 +79 544 18o

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18 21 5 D C- 28.4 NRGEne 6.1 r NRG 9.52 -0.12 -22 6.5m ..o32 34 15 C D+72.2 NatlFue 3.9 NFG 40.15 +0.20 +87 1.1m 13o

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78 59 80 D B 33.7 NJResou 3.2 NJR 30.36 +0.48 +76 602 17o

84 68 71 A B- 112 NexteraE 3.0 NEE 103.4 -0.24 +16 2.4m 18o

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65 43 78 C C 60.2 PG&E 3.4 PCG 53.85 -0.38 -3 2.7m 17o

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85 85 86 C B- 31.6 PNMResr 3.0 PNM 29.64 +0.08 +14 694 17o

68 41 75 C B 41.0 Portlan 3.2 POR 37.00 -0.28 +65 1.2m 18o

83 67 80 B B 38.1 PPL 4.5 PPL 33.92 +0.09 -28 3.3m 15o

60 61 45 B D- 44.5 PubSvcEn 4.1 PEG 38.11 -0.19 -10 2.9m 13o

87 67 89 C B+ 65.6 Scana 3.5 SCG 61.43 +0.33 -19 741 11o

48 41 50 C D 116 SmpraEn 2.9 SRE 95.95 -0.30 -22 898 19o

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81 65 78 C B+ 53.2 Souther 4.7 SO 46.51 +0.18 +3 4.5m 16o

60 39 50 B D- 64.2 Southwes 3.1 SWX 52.79 -0.01 -28 165 18o

80 46 95 B B- 27.2 TecoEne 3.4 TE 26.78 -0.09 -17 1.3m 25o

61 59 64 C D- 49.5 Vectren 3.8 VVC 41.81 -0.22 -23 354 18ê

89 67 76 A B 58.0 WECEne 3.5 WEC 51.26 +0.04 +42 2.7m 19o

77 59 88 C C 44.0 WestarE 3.4 WR 42.04 -0.20 -7 990 19o

72 28 91 C C+ NH WGLHld 2.9 WGL 63.18 +0.30 +8 280 32o

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13. AEROSPACE -0.9%DailyChange +0.20%

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62 79 21 B B- 64.6 BEAeros 1.8 BEAV 41.81 -1.19 +30 1.8m 14o

91 94 78 B C 158 Boeing 3.0 r BA 145.6 -2.55 -4 3.4m 17o

75 76 45 B D+13.3 CAE 2.0 CAE 10.85 -0.16 -53 20 13ê

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PERFORMANCE FOOD GROUP (PFGC) Group 3 o$25.0997 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 96 ROE 13% 95.7M SharesDISTRIBUTES FOOD AND RELATED PRODUCTS TO THE FOODSER-VICE INDUSTRY VIA 68 DISTRIBUTION CENTERS ACROSS US.+90% Ann. EPS Gro PE 37 Avg. Daily Vol 193,600 Debt 283%Last Qtr Eps +64%6 Prior Qtr +183%6 Last Qtr Sales +6%6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/8

Acc/Dis B-

In buy range from IPO base with 24.05 buy point.

T A L EDUCATION GP A ADS (XRS) Group 54 o$48.0198 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 98 ROE 30% 42.4M SharesCHINESE PROVIDER OF K-12 AFTER-SCHOOL TUTORING SERVIC-ES TO 1.49 MIL STUDENTS VIA 289 LEARNING CENTERS.+74% Ann. EPS Gro PE 32 Avg. Daily Vol 784,700 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +100%5 Prior Qtr +27%5 Last Qtr Sales +42%2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/20

Acc/Dis A

In profit-taking zone, more than 20% above 38.75 entry.

NETEASE INC ADR: (NTES) Group 22 o$182.3699 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 98 ROE 23% 72.3M SharesCHINESE PROVIDER OF AN INTERACTIVE ONLINE GAMING COM-MUNITY, INTERNET PORTAL AND WIRELESS SERVICES.+21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. D. Vol 1,206,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +56%5 Prior Qtr +24%5 Last Qtr Sales+107%3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/8R&D 11%

Acc/Dis B+


AMERICAN WOODMARK CORP: (AMWD) Group 19 o$82.5599 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 98 ROE 16% 10.9M SharesMANUFACTURES KITCHEN CABINETS AND VANITIES FOR THE RE-MODELING AND NEW HOME MARKETS.+101% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 203,800 Debt 9%Last Qtr Eps +129%5 Prior Qtr +77%6 Last Qtr Sales +18%6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/24


Huge gains from 56.54 buy point; can take profits.

AMAZON.COM INC: (AMZN) Group 2 o$670.6595 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 99 ROE -2% 379.7M SharesPROVIDES ONLINE RETAIL SERVICES WHICH ENABLE MERCHAN-DISE AND CONTENT TO BE SOLD VIA AMAZON.COM.... Ann. EPS Gro PE 972 Avg. D. Vol 4,439,800 Debt 77%Last Qtr Eps +118%6 Prior Qtr +170%5 Last Qtr Sales +23%2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/27R&D 10%

Acc/Dis C-

Extended from 549.88 buy point; support at 10-week line.

AUTOBYTEL INC: (ABTL) Group 1 o$21.4599 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 97 ROE 14% 9.8M SharesPROVIDES INTERNET MARKETING SERVICES THAT HELP AUTOMO-TIVE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS SELL VEHICLES+99% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 188,000 Debt 10%Last Qtr Eps +96%5 Prior Qtr +63%5 Last Qtr Sales +47%2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/24


Forms late stage cup-type base with 25.10 buy point.

ADOBE SYSTEMS INC: (ADBE) Group 13 o$94.2099 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 93 ROE 10% 493.8M SharesPROVIDES DESIGN, IMAGING AND PUBLISHING SOFTWARE FORPRINT, WEB, MOBILE AND DYNAMIC MEDIA PRODUCTION-5% Ann. EPS Gro PE 45 Avg. D. Vol 2,819,300 Debt 13%Last Qtr Eps +59%6 Prior Qtr +93%5 Last Qtr Sales +22%5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 3/17eR&D 20%

Acc/Dis B+

Extended from10-week and 3-weeks-tight add-on entries.

STAMPS.COM INC: (STMP) Group 2 o$106.3299 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 99 ROE 22% 14.4M SharesPROVIDES ELECTRONIC POSTAGE AND U.S. POSTAL SERVICESFOR INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES VIA STAMPS.COM.+24% Ann. EPS Gro PE 30 Avg. Daily Vol 317,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +61%6 Prior Qtr +76%5 Last Qtr Sales +37%5 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/9R&D 9%


Near 106.53 buy point after flat-base breakout.

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BECTON DICKINSON & CO (BDX) Group 24 o$155.9198 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 87 ROE 24% 206.5M SharesDEVELOPS MEDICAL SUPPLIES, DEVICES, INSTRUMENT SYSTEMSAND REAGENTS USED BY HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS.0% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 915,700 Debt 159%Last Qtr Eps+11049%5 Prior Qtr +17%5 Last Qtr Sales +39%2 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/3

Acc/Dis B-

2% above 153.35 cup-with-handle buy point. Bullish RS line

LUXOFT HOLDING INC CL A (LXFT) Group 10 o$76.8299 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 98 ROE 41% 30.6M SharesDEVELOPS CUSTOM SOFTWARE FOR ORGANIZATIONS IN FINAN-CIAL, TRAVEL, TECHNOLOGY, TELECOM, AUTO AND ENERGY.+27% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. Daily Vol 238,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +45%5 Prior Qtr +36%5 Last Qtr Sales +29%6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/11e

Acc/Dis B+

Extended from 68.95 flat-base buy point.





Stock Spotlight Analysis

CAMBREX CORP (CBM) Group 45 o$50.9696 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 97 ROE 18% 30.0M SharesDEVELOPS ACTIVE PHARMACEUTICAL INGREDIENTS, PHARMA-CEUTICAL INTERMEDIATES & OTHER PROD FOR THERAPEUTICS.+35% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 412,300 Debt 24%Last Qtr Eps +43%6 Prior Qtr +80%6 Last Qtr Sales +14%6 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/4R&D 3%

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 81

Testing support but below 52.68 cup-with-handle entry.

EQUIFAX INC (EFX) Group 43 o$113.2095 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 94 ROE 21% 114.9M SharesMANAGES CREDIT, FINANCIAL, PUBLIC RECORD, MARKETINGAND DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION OF INDIVIDUALS/BUSINESSES+15% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 611,100 Debt 52%Last Qtr Eps +13%6 Prior Qtr +20% Last Qtr Sales +9%0 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/9

Acc/Dis B-

Extended from 105.96 buy point of Oct. breakout.

DELTA AIR LINES INC (DAL) Group 30 o$51.0394 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 88 ROE 28% 778.6M SharesPROVIDES INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC PASSENGER ANDCARGO TRANSPORTATION SERVICES IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD.+30% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. D. Vol 9,190,200 Debt 97%Last Qtr Eps +45%5 Prior Qtr +22%6 Last Qtr Sales -1%

4 Qtrs EPS ) 15%


Pokes above 52.10 entry then gets turned away.

EPAM SYSTEMS INC (EPAM) Group 10 o$82.0799 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 96 ROE 26% 42.0M SharesPROVIDER OF OUTSOURCED IT AND LIFECYCLE SOFTWARE DEVEL-OPMENT SERVICES SUCH AS DESIGN, PROTOTYPING, TESTING+26% Ann. EPS Gro PE 32 Avg. Daily Vol 423,000 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +17%6 Prior Qtr +21%6 Last Qtr Sales +22%9 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/23

Acc/Dis B

Just above 82.05 buy point after low-volume breakout.

RYANAIR HLDGS PLC ADR: (RYAAY) Group 30 $83.8094 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 91 ROE 16% 258.4M SharesIRISH PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVING OVER 1,600 SCHEDULEDSHORT-HAUL FLIGHTS THROUGHOUT EUROPE AND MOROCCO.+29% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 416,200 Debt 80%Last Qtr Eps +75%5 Prior Qtr +2%6 Last Qtr Sales +3%1 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 2/2e

Acc/Dis B+

New flat base has 85.66 buy point.

HAWAIIAN HOLDINGS INC: (HA) Group 30 o$37.8196 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 98 ROE 22% 43.1M SharesPROVIDES PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE BETWEEN ELEVENU.S. CITIES AND FOUR MAJOR ISLANDS IN HAWAII.+41% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. D. Vol 1,353,200 Debt 243%Last Qtr Eps +63%6 Prior Qtr +74%6 Last Qtr Sales -1%3 Qtrs EPS ) 15%Eps Due 1/27


Extended above 25.69 buy point. No new entry.

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY STOCK SPOTLIGHT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2015 B5









B Y K E N S H R E V E


It’s not a particularly glamorousarea of the market — maybe even abit boring — but consumer staplestocks continue to be a nice pocketof leadership, with many in techni-cal setups that could yield furthergains.

Consumer staple firms offer prod-ucts that are always in demand, nomatter how well the economy isperforming. Primary lines of busi-ness include food, beverage, tobac-co and basic household items.

Many have been on the prowl foracquisitions, too.

Headed into Thursday, IBD’sFood/Beverage sector was perchednear the top of IBD’s sector rank-ings, No. 3 out of 33 that IBD tracks.Several top-rated names in the sec-tor are showing favorable price andvolume trends and are worthy of acloser look.

Dr Pepper Snapple GroupDPS,with a Composite Rating of 96, re-mains under accumulation after a

base breakout in early October. It’sstill in a buy range after clearing aflat base with a 91.05 buy point.

Volume was heavy during theweek that ended Dec. 4, when thestock broke out.

Besides its namesake brand, otherbrands in the company’s stable in-clude 7UP, A&W, Squirt, Crush,Mott’s and Schweppes. Lastmonth, Dr. Pepper Snapple de-clared a quarterly dividend of 48cents a share, giving it an annual-ized yield of around 2%.

Elsewhere in the sector, J.M.SmuckerSJM is trading tightly aboveits 10-week moving average. It’snear the high end of a buy rangefrom a 118.60 cup-with-handle buypoint.

Perhaps best known for its jelliesand preserves, Smucker also has alarge stable of brands, including Jif,Folgers and Pillsbury. Earlier thisyear, Smucker expanded into thefast-growing pet business with its$5.8 billion acquisition of Big HeartPet Brands.

After a breakout during the weekended Nov. 27, Campbell’sSoupCPB is showing some tight

weekly closes. It’s still in a buyrange from a 52.47 entry.

One of the more liquid ETFs inthe staples space is the SPDR Con-sumer Staples ETFXLP. Its currentflat base shows a 51.23 buy point.On Wednesday, XLP rose nearly2% in strong volume but ended justpennies above the buy point.

Top holdings in the ETF in inter-esting setups include Dow compo-nent Coca-ColaKO. It’s not far fromits all-time high of 45 as it works ona base with a 43.95 buy point.

Coke owns a stake in MonsterBeverageMNST and Keurig GreenMountainGMCR. Coke’s initial invest-ment in Keurig wasn’t looking toogood until Keurig agreed to betaken private earlier this month in a$13.9 billion deal. The 92-a-sharebuyout price was a huge premiumto its price at the time of around 52.

Kimberly-ClarkKMB has had agood week so far, helped by a Bar-clays upgrade to buy from neutraland a price target hike to 155 from121. The stock is finding support atits 10-week moving average for thefirst time after a breakout over a118.05 buy point.





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98 90 96 B B+ 109 ePlus r PLUS 100.4 -0.02 -32 71 16ê

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68 82 73 B E 49.4 Nielsen 2.4 r NLSN 46.25 -0.73 +21 2.4m 17o

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98 90 93 B B+ 51.0 OnAssgnmt r ASGN 43.86 -0.86 -19 297 28o

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81 85 81 C B- 18.7 ResrceC 2.4 RECN 16.76 -0.49 -24 113 21ò

65 94 26 A D- 63.3 RobrtHa 1.7 r RHI 45.81 -0.90 +59 1.6m 17o

76 84 71 A D 30.4 Rollins 1.2 ROL 26.51 -0.24 -23 206 37o

68 65 60 B C- 56.0 Science 2.6 r SAIC 46.91 -0.40 +46 389 16o

91 65 91 A A 39.4 Servicemstr SERV 38.27 -0.50 -13 1.2m 22o

98 97 98 A A 24.1 SmithWes r SWHC 21.57 -0.38 +9 1.7m 18o

83 73 65 B B+ 30.0 Stantec 1.2 STN 25.06 -0.20 -74 4 13ê

77 66 90 C C+ 66.1 SturmRu 1.9 RGR 58.86 -0.83 -26 153 37o

34 73 6 B E 14.4 Supercom r SPCB 4.49 -0.16 +4 224 5k

72 79 58 B C 23.7 Superio 2.0 SGC 16.20 -0.50 +87 53 18ê

89 83 95 D A- 33.0 SykesEnt SYKE 31.20 -0.58 -42 168 16o

91 87 59 A B 53.0 Syntel SYNT 45.57 -0.66 -44 82 15o

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60 91 19 A E 70.2 TeamHlth TMH 44.20 -1.10 -6 971 16o

55 79 28 B B- 12.6 TechTargt TTGT 8.28 -0.14 -56 37 28ê

82 67 87 B B+ 30.8 TeleTech 1.3 r TTEC 28.58 -0.52 +23 97 19o

54 65 53 C C+ 42.6 ThomReu 3.5 TRI 37.86 -0.87 +20 1.0m 19o

86 83 82 B B+ 141 TowrsWa .5 TW 132.0 -0.52 -14 330 20o

36 50 20 .. C 38.0 TrinetGrp r TNET 18.24 -0.28 -37 311 19o

86 91 81 B C 31.5 TrueBlue TBI 26.28 -0.65 -32 207 14o

99 97 97 A B 181 TylerTech TYL.177.8 -0.25 +4 216 71o

65 70 50 C B- 124 Unifirst .1 UNF 106.9 -1.39 +18 80 17ò

29 27 37 C D 33.8 Vectrus VEC 21.84 +0.24 +47 108 10ê

77 72 83 C B+ 32.9 Viad 1.3 VVI 29.72 -0.38 -33 49 22ê

90 95 48 A C 59.4 Virtusa VRTU 43.61 -0.87 +73 346 24o

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17 12 20 E C- 13.0 VoltInfoSci r VISI 7.86 -0.11 -52 12 ..o84 67 95 C C 84.1 VSE .7 VSEC 59.78 -0.59+117 29 14 ê

76 94 31 A D 65.6 Wagewrks WAGE 42.80 -0.91 +25 257 36o

67 59 50 A D 14.2 Wipro 1.6 WIT 11.71 -0.26 +36 750 19o

76 78 76 C B- 123 WPP 2.9 WPPGY 113.6 -1.87 -16 76 16ò

16. TELECOM -1.6%DailyChange +0.97%

SinceJan. 1

50 78 34 B C- 22.4 AlliFib 1.0 r AFOP 15.26 -0.18 -39 136 13o

29 23 22 C C 23.7 AmerMov 2.0 AMX 15.30 -0.24 +8 4.9m 34o

77 78 85 A E 22.8 AppliedOptlc AAOI 16.87 -0.04 -35 244 15o

61 52 72 C B 37.5 Arris ARRS 29.86 -0.34 -11 1.4m 12o

84 76 71 B C+ 36.5 AT&T 5.5 T 34.03 -0.37 +19 28m 13o

64 36 85 B D- 83.8 Atlntic 1.7 ATNI 76.61 -0.54 -42 41 33ê

60 68 41 B D+48.3 BCE 5.3 BCE 38.34 -1.47+108 1.8m 11o

43 85 16 B D- 95.6 Belden .4 BDC 48.66 +0.03 +52 412 10o

79 66 78 B B 37.7 BTGroup 2.7 BT 34.99 -0.54 -34 154 14ê

89 75 86 A B- 40.9 Broadsoft BSFT 35.71 +0.10 +28 474 22o

53 8 96 .. B 33.3 Cablevi 1.9 CVC 31.28 +0.06 +18 4.1m 41o

34 42 28 D C 40.9 Century 8.5 CTL 25.40 -0.72 -2 4.4m 17o

55 33 72 E C 199 CharterCmm CHTR 183.0 -0.28 -23 1.0m ..o53 48 48 B C- 75.5 ChinaMb 2.9 CHL 57.10 -0.96 -19 600 13ò

46 70 27 D B 78.3 ChinaTel 2.4 CHA 46.22 -0.59 -31 29 13ê

40 60 34 D D- 19.9 ChinaUn 2.4 CHU 12.23 -0.10 -11 561 19o

66 63 59 C B 32.9 Chunghwa 3.9 CHT 29.90 -0.28 -45 122 17ê

46 97 39 .. E 26.5 Ciena CIEN 19.74 +0.44 +55 4.6m 15o

55 92 35 B C 20.3 Clearfield CLFD 13.34 +0.03 -50 31 39o

83 90 61 A D- 65.0 Comc 1.7 r CMCSA 57.40 -1.30 -2 10m 17o

48 50 39 B D+34.1 Commscope COMM 25.84 +0.48 +6 1.7m 14o

58 78 32 B C- 80.8 DishNetwk DISH 58.14 -1.03 +20 1.4m 21o

97 99 98 B C 90.8 Dycom r DY.79.29 -2.91 -26 544 25o

17 32 22 E E 56.0 EchoStar SATS 36.88 -0.77 +26 129 22o

38 54 28 D D 13.1 Ericsson 2.7 ERIC 9.16 -0.12 -9 3.1m 14o

64 78 65 .. B- 21.0 FairpntComs FRP 16.72 -0.08 +88 130 99o

35 38 37 C B- 23.4 Finisar FNSR 14.68 -0.09 -6 1.3m 14o

29 14 29 C D- 8.5 Frontie 8.8 FTR 4.79 +0.05 0 14m 39o

75 48 94 D B 22.4 GenCmm GNCMA 19.25 +0.05 +12 243 ..o51 6 78 E B 23.2 Gogo GOGO 18.33 -0.02 -57 415 ..o82 64 88 A C+ 84.9 Harris 2.4 HRS 83.12 -0.44 -6 823 15o

19 18 17 C D- 23.2 IDT 6.2 IDT 12.19 -0.02 -12 102 12o

61 77 46 A D 25.2 Infinran INFN 18.01 -0.55+107 4.1m 26o

49 22 57 B C- 23.2 Inteliq 3.3 r IQNT 18.16 +0.46 -34 200 15o

52 56 46 C B+ 11.4 IridiumCm IRDM 7.82 -0.11 -9 644 9o

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54 78 46 E D+14.9 KTCorp KT 12.24 -0.25 -34 273 5ê

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86 62 81 B B 57.1 Level3Com LVLT 52.11 -0.56 -16 1.8m 32o

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30 17 23 C B 11.9 MobilTe 10 MBT 6.38 -0.22 +12 2.6m 8o

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68 85 44 A D- 32.7 NeuStar r NSR 24.37 -0.63 -38 458 5o

75 77 93 D D+40.3 NippnTel 1.7 NTT 39.32 -0.46 +50 602 16o

75 66 91 D B- 22.6 NTTDoco 2.4 DCM 20.36 -0.16 -4 149 21o

54 25 77 E B+ 18.8 Orange 2.6 ORAN 16.79 -0.07 -54 186 44ò

33 42 19 B D+72.9 Phillipn 4.7 PHI 43.09 -0.38 +42 138 11ê

66 61 58 A C+ 41.4 RogersC 4.2 RCI 33.99 -2.45+105 905 11o

24 24 35 D D- 128 SBAComm r SBAC 101.0 -2.88 +60 1.8m ..o

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59 45 87 D C- 43.4 T-MobileUS TMUS 39.20 +0.07 +2 4.9m 65o

41 32 37 B D+26.4 TelecmA 6.1 TEO 16.45 +0.65 -35 138 7o

45 14 77 D C+ 14.2 TelItalia TI 12.56 ... +3 81 99o

19 10 19 D B- 19.5 Telefoni 11 VIV 9.70 -0.22 0 2.5m 11o

26 21 28 D D 15.7 Telefon 6.7 TEF 11.54 -0.16+119 3.6m 21o

58 30 82 E B+ 47.1 Telekom 2.1 TLK 43.73 -0.22 +71 360 19o

63 78 61 D B- 30.8 TeleDat 2.1 TDS 26.10 -0.67 -16 363 14o

49 71 27 A E 36.8 Telus 4.6 TU 27.13 -2.33+438 1.2m 10o

72 53 85 B C- 194 TimeWar 1.6 TWC 184.5 -0.55 -23 1.1m 26o

21 7 27 C D+16.7 Turkcell 15 TKC 9.01 +0.05 -3 448 30o

77 77 57 A B- 37.1 Ubiqiti .5 UBNT 32.12 -1.24 -25 318 15o

72 78 87 D B- 43.5 USCell USM 40.52 -0.43 -8 61 15o

83 87 61 A C 50.9 Verizon 4.9 VZ 46.10 -0.41 +21 15m 12o

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36 28 43 E C+ 39.5 Vodafone 5.4 VOD 31.80 -0.51 +12 3.8m 39o

17. AUTO -1.9%DailyChange -5.42%

SinceJan. 1

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64 73 41 B B- 26.2 AmerAxle AXL 19.86 -0.53 -21 781 8o

79 73 88 C B+ 132 Autoliv 1.8 ALV 124.2 -1.77 -23 367 19o

46 57 24 C B+ 63.3 BorgWar 1.3 r BWA 41.07 -1.05 -51 1.1m 14o

76 87 76 C B 43.9 CooperT 1.1 r CTB 38.69 -1.07 -51 209 12o

21 53 13 B E 148 Cummins 4.5 CMI 85.96 -1.40 -22 2.4m 9o

18 21 14 C D- 23.5 DanaHlg 1.8 DAN 13.37 -0.58 -10 1.9m 6o

80 84 79 B B- 90.6 DelphiA 1.2 r DLPH 83.46 -2.30 -21 1.6m 16o

67 81 47 A D 53.8 Dorman DORM 46.67 -0.36 -23 206 17o

80 74 63 A B- 24.5 DouglD 4.2 PLOW 21.41 -0.54 +25 138 11x

46 73 55 E D- 17.1 FiatChrysler FCAU 13.81 +0.10 -17 4.9m 24o

57 78 45 C B- 16.7 Ford 4.3 F 13.98 -0.38 -1 26m 9o

69 92 71 C B- 39.0 GenMoto 4.2 r GM 34.11 -1.03 +14 14m 7o

71 83 43 A D+18.8 Gentex 2.2 GNTX 15.75 -0.18 -17 1.6m 15o

90 94 80 A B 58.0 Gentherm THRM 49.67 -0.88 +24 333 18o

79 86 88 C C 35.3 Goodyear .9 GT 32.50 -0.83 -31 2.1m 10o

48 45 71 D C- 36.4 HMCMtr 1.9 HMC 32.37 -0.42 -15 368 12o

48 79 30 C D- 54.5 Johnson 3.0 JCI 38.89 -0.81 +50 4.9m 11o

88 83 89 B B+ 126 LearCorp .8 r LEA 122.1 -3.12 -25 540 12o

81 92 87 B D 38.9 Lydall LDL 33.11 -0.10 -32 53 16o

39 64 22 C D 59.4 Magna 2.1 MGA 41.07 -1.35 +2 2.0m 9o

63 63 70 B D- 24.6 Metaldy 1.9 MPG 18.85 -0.50 -34 101 11ê

48 56 61 C D 25.5 MillerI 3.1 MLR 20.90 +0.46 -45 15 13ê

72 78 31 A C 64.5 Mobileye MBLY 40.16 +0.32+112 7.0m 99o

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1 19 3 .. E 34.3 Navistar NAV 7.98 -0.14+315 6.5m ..o

20 23 37 D B- 55.7 Oshkosh 2.0 r OSK 38.44 -1.92 -6 979 12o

43 93 18 B D 70.3 Paccar 2.1 r PCAR 45.44 -1.28 +11 2.9m 9o

76 69 86 C B- 45.7 StdrdMt 1.5 r SMP 39.84 -0.66 +27 145 17ê

38 40 32 C C- 89.9 Strattec .9 STRT 59.15 -0.70 -43 7 14ê

28 28 32 C B 51.8 TataMot .5 TTM 28.43 -0.46 -49 865 15o

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43 23 63 D C+ 286 Tesla TSLA 233.4 -1.12 -16 3.3m ..o

86 90 87 C B+ 31.4 Tower 1.4 TOWR 28.19 -0.86 -42 77 8o

59 75 58 C C 145 Toyota 2.3 TM 124.8 -1.86 +30 353 10o

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CBOE Market Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)07/20/15 10.7 08/24/15 44.0 07/04/14 8.4 08/08/11 50.5 19.1.................................................................................................Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls02/20/15 0.56 09/29/15 1.67 01/18/11 0.47 08/08/11 1.75 0.89.................................................................................................Mutual Fund Share Purchases/Redemptions (X-Money Market Funds)08/03/15 0.90 02/02/15 1.14 08/03/15 0.90 01/01/13 1.38 0.95.................................................................................................New Issues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE04/27/15 0.0% 01/30/15 10.4% 04/27/15 0.0% 08/08/14 11.0% 6.3%.................................................................................................Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average01/30/15 3.77 05/19/15 5.22 10/03/11 3.02 05/19/15 5.22 4.99.................................................................................................Price to Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones Industrial Average12/18/14 13.6 11/03/15 17.2 10/03/11 11.9 11/03/15 17.2 17.1.................................................................................................Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average12/29/14 2.17 08/25/15 2.77 11/29/13 2.03 10/03/11 3.05 2.50

Market Indexes list sorted by % gain in last3 months. (: on left, top 4 indexes since Jan. 1on right, top4 indexes yesterday.) ................................................................................................

Since 3 Month Yesterday’sJan 1 % Chg Index Value % Chg

+ 2.8% : + 6.3% U.S. Defense Index 1587.18 – 0.5% :– 1.8% + 4.7% Senior Growth Index 845.36 – 1.4%– 0.1% : + 3.5% Defensive Index 2042.72 – 0.8% :+ 4.4% : + 2.1% Insurance Index 720.99 – 1.5%– 7.0% + 1.3% Dow Jones Utility 574.79 + 0.1% :– 5.7% + 0.8% N.Y.S.E. Finance 6325.75 – 1.3%– 3.2% – 1.5% S&P 600 672.73 – 1.2%+ 3.3% : – 1.6% New Issues Index 831.21 – 0.8% :– 4.0% – 2.9% S&P Midcap 400 1393.90 – 1.2%– 7.8% – 3.5% Value Line Index 4315.87 – 1.6%– 5.8% – 3.8% Russell 2000 1135.36 – 1.2%–12.5% – 4.3% Consumer Index 1431.53 – 2.1%–20.6% – 5.8% Gold Index 31.17 – 7.9%– 2.1% – 6.2% IBD New America Index 398.40 – 1.4%–17.6% – 8.3% Dow Jones Trans 7533.38 – 2.0%– 0.6% – 8.9% Medical/Healthcare 8500.65 – 1.2%

Psychological Market Indicators12 MONTH HISTORY 5 YEAR HISTORY

Date Low Date High Date Low Date High Current









73 68 88 C B- 121 Visteon VC 115.2 -1.39 -11 483 35o

44 62 31 B D 133 Wabco WBC 97.59 -0.91 -19 438 17o

18. RETAIL -1.5%DailyChange -1.35%

SinceJan. 1


98 97 80 A B- 111 7Alibaba BABA 83.56 -1.07 -37 13m 32o

88 96 94 B C 35.87Chuy'sHlgs CHUY 31.02 -0.49 -70 86 34o

93 99 91 A C- 43.47Dave&Bustr PLAY 40.09 +0.10 +27 700 30o

85 84 81 C B+ 19.87Smart&Final SFS 17.90 -0.19 -16 195 25ê

96 96 94 A B NH 7UltaBeauty ULTA.185.4 -1.84 -12 778 40o

89 23 98 B A- 83.7 58.com WUBA 69.38 +1.14 +2 1.3m ..o29 71 13 B E 40.8 Aarons .5 AAN 22.20 -0.65 +3 1.0m 10o

76 79 48 A B- 201 AdvAuto .2 AAP 153.1 -7.75 +45 1.7m 19o

95 78 99 D C- 684 Amazon AMZN 670.7 -5.12 -17 3.7m 99o

61 80 53 C C- 18.5 AmerEag 3.3 AEO 15.23 -0.33 -49 2.6m 14o

9 22 11 B E 57.6 AmCarMrt CRMT 26.69 +1.94 +30 93 10o

54 49 43 C B- 46.8 AppldInd 2.8 AIT 38.91 -0.17 +13 267 14o

59 98 28 B E 96.6 AsburyAut ABG 68.15 -2.04 -56 174 12o

23 32 16 D D+17.6 AscenaRtl r ASNA 9.77 -0.38 +23 4.7m 14o

71 94 58 B B- 67.5 Autonation r AN 59.76 -1.71+104 1.6m 14o

83 90 87 .. C 803 Autozone r AZO 755.3 -9.38 -5 246 20o

57 86 41 D C+ 55.4 BJSRestrnt r BJRI 43.23 -0.34 +19 409 28o

83 72 95 D B 44.0 BeacnRoof BECN 40.63 -0.51 -23 297 29o

34 68 20 B D+79.6 BedBthByd BBBY 51.71 -1.87 +14 2.4m 10ò

27 66 23 D E 42.0 BestBuy 3.1 BBY 29.80 -0.90 -4 4.9m 10o

36 74 29 D D- 51.1 BigLots 2.0 BIG 37.65 -0.94 -17 780 13o

44 88 21 C D+26.3 BlmnBrd 1.4 BLMN 16.60 -0.30 -32 1.4m 13o

19 28 7 B E 34.4 BootBarn BOOT 12.17 -0.78 -11 474 16o

21 57 14 C E 15.5 BravoBrio BBRG 8.96 -0.06+107 212 13 ê

56 88 24 B C- 63.4 Brinker 2.8 r EAT 45.18 -0.21 -21 1.0m 14o

31 45 16 B C+ 53.6 Buckle 3.0 BKE 31.04 -0.93 +7 536 9o

54 62 32 B C+ 205 BffWldWg r BWLD.156.9 -2.80 -32 425 33o

13 25 10 B D- 23.0 BldBear BBW 11.60 -0.05 -30 192 9o

46 99 23 .. C- 61.9 BurligtnStrs r BURL 41.78 -1.35 -22 1.2m 18o

59 59 57 D B+ 45.3 CSTBra .6 CST 38.67 -0.91 +31 954 9o

61 85 47 B D 113 CVSHea 1.8 CVS 94.71 -2.85 +19 7.0m 19o

42 54 40 B C- 58.9 Cabelas r CAB 46.39 -0.61 -34 1.2m 16o

51 87 29 C C- 33.8 Caleres 1.0 CAL 27.17 -1.07 +14 315 14o

61 88 39 B C+ 75.4 CarMax KMX 57.15 -1.51+145 4.8m 19ò

87 92 96 D B- 129 CaseysG .7 CASY 124.3 -0.20 +24 439 22o

65 71 74 B C- 44.9 CatoA 3.1 CATO 38.28 -0.62 -2 130 16o

55 91 32 B D- 162 Cracker 3.5 r CBRL 124.6 -2.38 -11 345 17o

68 50 94 D D 18.9 CntrlGarden CENTA 14.34 -0.66 -14 220 19o

54 88 37 B D- 58.9 Cheesca 1.7 CAKE 46.24 -0.22 -40 426 19o

22 44 13 D D 19.0 ChicosF 2.8 r CHS 10.98 -0.39 +30 3.3m 15o

43 59 37 D B- 69.9 ChildrsP 1.1 PLCE 53.90 -1.05 -26 422 15o

65 94 27 A C- 758 Chipotle CMG.554.9 -12.94 -9 1.1m33o

29 40 27 D D 28.7 CitiTre 1.2 r CTRN 20.83 -0.21 -12 164 19o

8 22 7 D D- 37.6 Companh 1.2 CBD 11.24 -0.79 +38 1.4m 7o

47 90 42 C B- 44.0 Conns CONN 23.36 -1.40 -20 660 16o

88 76 82 B B 39.9 Copart CPRT 38.38 -0.31 +21 957 22o

75 72 88 C B- 169 Costco 1.0 r COST 160.7 -2.08 -26 1.7m 30o

39 60 17 B B 39.6 DSW 3.4 DSW 23.51 -0.31 -21 2.1m 12o

62 80 37 B B 75.6 DardenR 3.8 DRI 58.39 -0.90 +30 2.2m 19ó

57 83 34 A D- 12.8 Dennys r DENN 9.69 -0.09 -25 417 22o

43 85 15 B C+ 60.3 DicksSp 1.5 DKS 36.19 -0.97 -45 1.7m 11o

20 61 12 C D 144 Dillards .4 DDS 67.82 -0.92 -24 496 8o

61 88 32 A C 114 Dineequ 4.4 r DIN 84.18 -2.04 -42 108 14o

72 86 58 B B 81.4 DollarG 1.2 r DG 71.54 -0.29 -32 3.1m 18o

64 35 79 B C+ 84.2 DollarTree DLTR 76.58 -2.29 -22 2.6m 30o

66 90 75 .. C- 119 Dominos 1.1 r DPZ 109.4 +0.15 +38 857 34o

66 84 40 A C- 56.8 Dunkin 2.5 DNKN 42.94 -0.29 +33 1.9m 22o

75 44 87 D B- 29.8 eBay EBAY 28.05 -0.52 -44 7.3m 13o

39 66 20 B C+ 29.2 ElPolloLoco LOCO 12.66 -0.34 -26 614 18o

29 61 37 C E 44.9 Essende 1.7 ESND 32.95 -0.37 +30 247 10ê

69 48 91 E B+ 25.1 EstDelh 1.3 DEG 24.57 -0.30 -44 37 32o

48 70 56 D C+ 32.6 EthanAl 2.0 ETH 27.73 -0.78 -24 116 19o

71 81 70 C C+ 20.7 Express r EXPR 17.32 -0.45 -38 1.3m 14o

4 22 4 D E 34.7 FmsDaves DAVE 7.33 -0.26 -20 37 48ê

75 79 56 A C 48.4 Fastenal 2.8 FAST 39.99 -0.30 +14 3.0m 22ò

48 87 11 A D 69.0 FiestaRest FRGI 33.74 -1.38 -27 300 22o

27 69 11 C E 29.1 FinishL 2.2 FINL 16.26 +0.06 +75 1.7m 9ò

68 86 42 A C 43.8 FiveBelow FIVE 31.81 +0.68+152 3.0m 35o

78 96 58 B B- 77.3 FootLoc 1.6 r FL 64.01 -1.07 -39 1.7m 15o

22 63 7 B D+112 Fossil FOSL 37.80 -0.34 -36 1.3m 6o

87 59 93 A B+ 18.2 Francseca FRAN 16.51 -0.17 -16 581 21o

44 58 22 B C+ 42.1 FreshMrkt TFM 23.76 -0.58 -29 538 14o

49 76 15 A B 51.7 GNCHdgs 2.3 r GNC 30.75 -0.34 -71 842 10o

23 77 17 C E 47.8 Gamestop 5.0 GME 29.05 -1.51 -8 2.3m 7o

26 50 15 B E 43.9 Gap 3.7 r GPS 25.20 -1.10 +13 6.5m 9o

42 72 30 C D- 80.6 Genesco r GCO 55.87 -0.76 -5 204 12o

61 63 47 C C- 109 Genuine 2.9 GPC 85.87 -1.27 -32 540 18o

54 95 35 C D- 97.3 Grp1Auto 1.1 GPI 77.34 -1.85 -43 141 11o

55 80 44 .. D+36.8 HDSupply HDS 29.10 -0.90 -14 2.2m 18o

36 74 23 B E 75.4 HSN 2.8 r HSNI 50.50 -1.19 -30 215 15o

58 95 25 C C- 40.5 HabitRest HABT 23.51 -0.52 -19 235 90o

35 74 15 B D- 55.7 HibbettSpt HIBB 31.21 -0.34 -4 743 10o

94 93 91 A C+ 135 HmDepot 1.8 r HD 131.4 -1.55 -14 4.3m 25o

55 63 56 D C- 57.7 InglsM 1.5 IMKTA 43.24 -2.82 +13 157 14o

84 71 92 D A 32.1 IngramM 1.3 IM 30.90 -0.71 -47 762 11o

60 70 53 D C+ 32.8 InsightEnt NSIT 25.72 -0.82 +3 167 12ê

70 86 43 A B+ 99 JackInB 1.6 r JACK 75.32 -1.73 +24 843 25o

25 41 34 E D- 16.9 Jamba r JMBA 13.03 -0.18 -40 109 ..o73 11 91 C B 38.0 JD.comA r JD 32.38 +0.16 -12 10m ..o62 65 15 B B+ 28.2 JumeiIntlA JMEI 9.21 +0.01 -21 1.8m 38o

72 72 73 A D- 39.9 KARAct 2.9 KAR 37.50 -0.51 +5 1.6m 22o

87 63 87 B A 140 KeurigG 1.5 GMCR 88.87 -0.35 +16 5.7m 24o

13 23 11 C D- 29.5 Kirklands KIRK 14.31 -0.42 +2 256 16o

26 58 20 C C 79.6 Kohls 4.0 KSS 44.45 -1.52 0 4.1m 10o

21 13 15 C C 28.7 KonaGrill r KONA 14.15 +0.36 +6 163 ..o63 88 28 A B 22.3 KrispyKrm KKD 14.86 -0.23 -20 422 19o

90 95 91 C B 42.6 Kroger 1.0 KR 41.94 -0.49 -37 5.6m 20o

66 87 83 .. D 101 LBrands 2.1 r LB 96.58 -1.77 -29 1.2m 25o

88 89 62 B B 32.3 LKQ LKQ 27.99 -0.74 -20 1.1m 20o

54 95 39 C D- 29.3 LaZBoy 1.6 LZB 24.25 -0.24 -4 340 17o

82 75 85 E B 45.4 LibIntrVtA LVNTA 44.24 -0.21 +1 551 7o

53 80 48 D B+ 31.6 LibertyIntA QVCA 26.40 -0.63 -3 2.4m 19o

90 99 84 A C- 126 LithiaMo .7 LAD.111.3 -2.40 -37 207 16o

94 93 82 B B- 78.1 Lowes 1.5 r LOW 74.90 -1.23 -3 4.4m 23o

51 60 34 B B- 70.0 Lululemon LULU 50.00 +0.03 -17 3.1m 27o

67 76 71 C C- 74.0 Luxotti 1.2 LUX 65.02 -1.18 -48 25 33o

14 59 8 C E 73.6 Macys 4.2 r M 34.50 -1.37 +53 13m 8o

51 63 46 C B- 28.7 MarineMax r HZO 17.87 -0.43 +11 277 22o

57 90 31 A E 70.4 MttrsFrm MFRM 45.48 -1.12 +79 670 20o

83 64 94 B B+ NH McDonal 3.0 MCD 117.5 -0.34 -25 5.3m 24o

4 36 2 B E 66.2 MnsWea 5.0 MW 14.42 -0.10 -30 1.8m 6o

77 60 54 A C 153 Mercado .4 MELI 114.3 -2.34 +11 570 41o

56 95 29 .. A- 30.0 MichaelsCos MIK 21.93 -0.76 -47 504 13o

87 78 82 B D 77.0 MonrMu .9 MNRO 67.72 -1.94 +18 232 33o

43 54 22 B D 83.0 MSCIndu 3.1 MSM 55.01 -1.49 +30 620 14ò

57 87 27 B E 35.0 NatGrcsVit NGVC 20.46 -0.27 -10 59 28o

75 48 91 B A- 59.8 NathnsFms NATH 50.00 +1.29 +11 21 25ê

24 43 14 C C- 28.0 Noodles r NDLS 10.89 -0.05 -37 120 40o

25 46 16 B D- 77.7 Nordstr 2.9 JWN 51.34 -2.74 +72 6.0m 14o

97 96 89 A C 277 OReillyAto r ORLY.254.4 -3.29 +1 751 29o

46 71 31 B C- 13.5 One800FlrA FLWS 7.94 -0.49 -2 365 24o

22 21 9 D E 27.1 Overstk r OSTK 12.25 -0.26 -14 144 76o

76 61 86 B B 208 Panera r PNRA 193.4 -0.81 -29 368 31o

50 92 32 B E 79.4 PapaJoh 1.2 PZZA 56.34 -1.21 -33 325 28o

32 34 18 B C+ 22.7 PapaMurph FRSH 11.69 -0.48 -41 129 24o

69 78 56 C B 29.5 PCConnect PCCC 22.61 +0.02 +7 45 13o

57 93 31 B D 54.4 Penske 2.3 PAG 43.24 -0.88 -9 251 11o

74 75 79 .. C 18.4 PetMedE 4.3 PETS 16.77 -0.15 +40 229 16o

85 89 92 B B- 84.4 Pool 1.3 r POOL 81.02 -2.29 -7 284 29o

82 89 62 A B- 66.5 Popeyes PLKI 56.87 -0.78 -31 145 30o

50 67 57 D D+16.6 Potbelly r PBPB 11.85 -0.19 -51 112 47o

64 69 61 B D+103 Pricesm .8 PSMT 83.07 -2.42 -23 123 28ò

12 5 8 D E 16.2 RaveRestrnt RAVE 5.63 -0.03 -55 35 ..ê

47 92 21 C D- 95.0 RedRobin RRGB 61.71 -1.51 -39 166 19o

46 19 52 B C- 45.7 Restaurnt 1.4 r QSR 35.99 -0.91 +25 1.6m ..o59 97 32 A E 106 RestoratnHrd RH.83.07 +2.26 +52 1.7m 30o

44 48 26 C C- 21.7 RetailMeNt r SALE 10.12 -0.11 -62 380 15o

68 91 43 A D 30.9 Ritchie 2.6 r RBA 24.19 +0.12 +33 790 21o

88 88 83 A B 56.7 RosStor .9 r ROST 53.86 -1.07 -20 2.5m 21o

30 58 21 C D- 32.9 RushEnt r RUSHA 20.99 -0.22+149 501 10ê

87 95 75 A B 17.8 Ruths 1.5 RUTH 16.11 -0.13 +22 226 19o

54 62 59 .. A- 35.3 SallyBeauty SBH 28.53 -0.02 +31 3.0m 18o

48 53 37 C D+42.0 Scansource SCSC 33.66 -0.24 +44 224 13ê

10 20 12 E D+46.2 Sears SHLD 19.36 -1.15 +51 940 ..o

58 92 31 A C 35.8 SelctCmft SCSS 22.64 -0.43 -36 535 13o

53 91 18 A D 96.8 ShakeShack SHAK 38.54 -1.63 +14 789 99o

44 59 37 D B- 30.0 ShoeCar 1.1 r SCVL 23.21 -0.13 -9 114 16o

68 14 83 D B 49.1 Shutterfly SFLY 45.29 +0.09 -18 333 ..o73 86 14 A B+ 74.3 Shuttershck SSTK 31.08 -0.27 -45 321 26o

50 96 35 A E 152 SignetJ .8 SIG.116.4 -0.58 -3 1.0m 18o

59 86 56 C C+ 27.8 SonicAu .6 SAH 23.30 -0.50 +65 453 11o

93 94 86 A A- 36.7 Sonic 1.4 r SONC 30.82 -0.43 -30 749 28ò

34 36 13 B C+ 47.3 Sothebys 1.5 BID 26.48 -0.60 -58 486 13o

43 72 22 C D 33.9 Spartan 2.5 SPTN 21.87 -0.04 +54 294 11o

87 91 49 A B+ 38.5 SproutsFarm SFM 25.69 -0.12 -19 1.4m 32o

6 18 9 D D 23.3 StageSt 7.0 SSI 8.53 +0.25 -11 960 8o

99 99 99 A B 109 Stamps STMP 106.3 -1.54 +7 341 29o

7 42 11 D E 19.4 Staples 5.1 SPLS 9.48 -0.08 +92 20m 9o

92 94 92 A D+64.0 Starbuc 1.1 r SBUX.59.52 -0.83 +9 9.0m 37o

22 54 13 C E 13.0 SteinMa 4.3 r SMRT 6.96 -0.02 +53 281 9o

34 62 20 .. B- 12.0 Suprvalu SVU 6.74 -0.11 -57 1.6m 8ò

77 66 89 C C 96.9 Synnex .9 SNX 91.03 -1.68 -37 132 14ò

75 52 80 C D 42.0 Sysco 3.0 SYY 41.25 -0.29 0 4.1m 22o

80 78 71 A B 76.9 TJXCos 1.2 r TJX 70.65 -1.20 -10 3.3m 21o

52 75 43 C D- 85.8 Target 3.1 r TGT 72.33 -1.47 +14 6.7m 15o

63 71 76 E C- 79.1 TechData r TECD 66.63 -1.50 -48 242 12o

60 71 53 B D 40.8 TxRoadh 2.0 TXRH 34.51 -0.21 -49 373 26o

40 54 29 B B 109 Tiffany 2.2 TIF 73.23 -2.28 -18 1.4m 18x

92 69 97 B B- 17.5 TileShop TTS 15.99 -0.27 -28 386 57o

10 20 12 D D- 17.0 Tillys TLYS 6.07 +0.03 -21 88 12o

87 93 65 A C+ 96.3 Tractor .9 TSCO 85.87 -2.22 -23 776 28o

27 36 22 E C- 18.1 TravelCt TA 10.38 +0.60+108 592 6o

82 96 50 A E 32.2 TucowsA r TCX 21.25 -0.59 -61 34 24o

50 66 13 C B 83.9 UnitdNatFds UNFI 40.36 +0.24 -4 834 14o

48 71 34 D D- 18.2 UtdOnln UNTD 11.49 -0.19 -79 37 5o

37 73 14 B C- 47.3 UrbnOutfit r URBN 23.03 -0.73 +5 3.8m 12o

35 32 41 D D+34.6 VilgMk 3.9 r VLGEA 25.55 -0.33 -30 18 14ê

73 75 24 A B- 30.7 VipshpHldgs VIPS 16.26 -1.22 -25 11m 31o

33 46 25 C C+ 91.0 WalMart 3.3 r WMT 58.98 -1.32 -7 13m 12o

77 87 58 A C 97.3 Walgrens 1.7 WBA.83.34 -1.37 -26 3.8m 21ò

88 51 98 D B 56.8 WayfairA W 46.87 -0.25 -61 476 ..o73 81 83 D B 11.7 Wendy's 2.3 r WEN 10.50 -0.20 -18 3.4m 31o

51 64 28 B B 57.6 WholeFo 1.6 WFM 33.38 -0.27 +15 8.0m 20o

39 85 21 A E 89.4 WillSon 2.3 WSM 59.93 -1.21 +28 1.7m 17o

47 67 29 B E 261 Graingr 2.4 r GWW 194.9 -1.94 -8 784 15o

54 66 37 B B 95.9 YumBran 2.5 YUM 72.20 -1.34 -31 3.2m 23o

46 70 31 D C- 46.6 Zoe'sKitchn ZOES.28.47 -3.07+118 751 99o

21 35 14 B C- 41.8 Zumiez ZUMZ 15.59 -0.21 -8 465 11o

19. CHIPS -1.3%DailyChange +4.16%

SinceJan. 1


98 96 88 A B- 150 7AvgoTc 1.3 AVGO 140.5 -3.40 -31 2.4m 15o

92 97 85 B B 17.17Cascade r CSCD 16.08 +0.18 -64 22 20ê

98 91 97 A B- 32.37Inphi IPHI.27.77 -0.68 -25 539 27o

96 89 88 A B+ 42.87MACOM MTSI 38.04 +1.07 -22 312 29o

99 87 94 A A- 69.37Monlit 1.3 MPWR 63.22 -0.56 -51 138 34o

95 81 91 A B 37.67Silicon 2.3 SIMO 31.83 -0.10 -14 306 15o

44 45 34 B C- 114 ASML .7 ASML 87.93 -1.43 -37 660 20o

87 85 89 C B- 30.0 AdvEngy r AEIS 29.16 -0.25 -38 179 14o

66 15 93 C B 53.3 Altera 1.4 ALTR 52.99 -0.01 +21 2.7m 48o

70 99 25 A D- 129 Ambarella AMBA 56.59 -0.26 -27 1.7m 16o

83 82 47 A B- 69.0 AnalogD 2.9 ADI 56.12 -1.41 -25 2.2m 17o

62 58 45 A C- 25.7 ApMat 2.2 r AMAT 18.06 -0.44 -4 13m 15o

94 97 56 A C+ 54.8 ArmHld .7 ARMH 46.14 -0.58 -4 1.5m 34o

81 63 90 B C 58.5 Broadco 1.0 BRCM 56.48 -0.66 -29 3.9m 19o

43 28 46 C C 53.4 CabotMicro CCMP 42.77 -0.18 +11 144 19o

72 67 48 A D+77.4 Cavium CAVM 64.31 +1.79 +53 1.1m 39o

37 37 35 D D+13.5 Celestica CLS 10.68 -0.13 -65 122 12ê

93 78 95 B B 27.3 CEVA CEVA 24.47 -0.20 -5 166 55o

48 48 36 C B- 25.3 Chipmos .7 r IMOS 18.78 -0.35 +1 120 11o

89 84 77 A D+38.2 Cirrus CRUS 30.80 +0.18 -24 1.6m 10o

71 23 91 B A- 13.8 Cohu 1.9 COHU 12.65 -0.23 -53 66 14o

30 25 35 E B- 39.8 Cree r CREE 26.10 -0.29 -41 834 45o

66 60 58 C B 20.3 CTS .9 CTS 18.05 -0.20 -36 60 18ê

53 31 25 A B+ 16.3 Cypress 4.6 r CY 9.60 -0.12 -43 3.9m 99o

43 15 47 C A- 30.7 Diodes r DIOD 23.40 -0.28 +1 194 21o

56 50 56 D C- 12.2 DSPGroup r DSPG 9.72 -0.20 -25 26 30ê

74 65 61 A B- 15.2 Entegris ENTG 13.60 -0.14 -38 311 16o

60 90 20 B B- 11.1 Exar EXAR 6.14 -0.09 -42 232 16o

57 11 94 D B+ 21.7 Fairchild r FCS 20.05 ... -50 1.7m 37o

78 46 87 A B+ 37.7 Intel 2.7 INTC 34.91 -0.39 -3 25m 14ò

99 88 96 A B 29.0 IntegDev IDTI 26.98 -0.15 -13 2.7m 22o

71 98 27 A D- 17.6 Invensense INVN 10.62 -0.06 -17 1.3m 16o

43 23 59 C C+ 16.8 IXYS 1.3 r IXYS 12.01 +0.11 -49 64 13o

88 76 92 B B+ 73.1 KLATenc 3.1 KLAC 68.05 -1.03 -50 1.3m 21o

33 17 53 C D- 16.5 KulickeSof KLIC 11.10 +0.26+112 1.3m 16o

97 79 71 A A- 84.5 LamRsr 1.5 LRCX 78.70 -1.55 -44 1.5m 13o

49 33 61 B D- 49.6 LinearT 2.8 LLTC 43.30 -0.96 -12 2.4m 21ò

83 71 69 B B 39.7 MKSInstr 1.9 MKSI 36.49 +0.06 -32 202 15o

22 9 17 C C+ 16.8 Marvell 2.8 MRVL 8.47 -0.09 -20 5.3m 15o

77 60 88 B B 42.2 MaximI 3.2 MXIM 37.59 -0.74 -22 2.6m 23o

80 88 48 A C 52.8 Mellanox MLNX.42.27 +0.47+199 1.4m 15o

78 55 68 A B+ 52.4 Microch 3.1 MCHP 46.44 -0.67 +21 2.4m 17o

18 8 13 B D- 35.7 MicronTech MU 14.32 +0.25 +31 29m 5ò

79 86 58 A C+ 39.6 Microsemi r MSCC.32.34 -0.50 -31 660 11o

67 56 53 A C 13.3 NovaMeas NVMI 10.51 -0.11 -42 16 15o

94 84 98 A B 33.8 Nvidia 1.4 NVDA 32.67 -0.50 -27 6.3m 20o

80 95 44 A C 114 NXPSemi NXPI 84.58 -1.34 -51 2.7m 14o

63 19 88 D B- 29.5 Omnivision OVTI 29.00 +0.07 -54 392 20o

63 51 41 A B- 13.5 OnSemi ON 9.96 -0.36 -38 4.1m 12o

56 36 69 B C+ 58.7 PowrInt 1.0 POWI 47.83 -0.09 +25 202 23ê

68 82 30 A C 88.4 Qorvo r QRVO 52.75 -0.48 -51 865 10o

42 44 20 B C- 75.7 Qualco 4.0 r QCOM 47.54 -0.53 +7 15m 10o

60 36 45 A B- 15.5 Rambus r RMBS 11.68 -0.06 -23 928 21o

90 75 92 C B+ 15.1 RudolphTech RTEC 14.03 -0.21+170 769 17o

67 23 87 B A 101 SanDisk 1.6 r SNDK 74.83 -0.77 -51 1.9m 20o

44 17 45 B B 30.0 Semtech SMTC 19.48 +0.29 -14 423 18o

73 46 81 B B- 58.5 SiliconLab r SLAB 50.88 -1.06 +2 233 23o

74 97 32 A D- 112 Skywk 1.3 r SWKS.77.80 -1.17 -41 2.3m 14o

9 17 6 E D+27.9 SunedisnSmi SEMI 7.95 +0.19 +47 391 ..o84 79 77 A C 25.8 TaiwSem 2.5 TSM 22.96 -0.20 +2 8.9m 11ò

65 35 78 B C+ 21.3 Teradyne 1.2 TER 20.62 +0.27 +32 3.2m 16o

50 33 34 B B- 43.7 Tessera 2.5 TSRA 31.66 -0.92 -30 287 12o

81 48 83 A B+ 60.0 TexsInst 2.7 r TXN 56.53 -1.54 -2 6.2m 20o

79 50 79 A B+ 18.3 TowerSemi TSEM 15.42 +0.32 +37 653 5o

75 31 83 B B+ 50.7 Xilinx 2.6 XLNX 47.10 -0.87 -26 2.0m 22o

20. S&Ls -0.8%DailyChange +3.27%

SinceJan. 1

79 97 24 A C 36.0 BOFIHldgs BOFI 20.13 +0.43 -51 1.4m 13o

85 36 93 B B- 15.4 BancOfC 3.3BANC 14.59 +0.02 -29 147 15o

96 73 87 A B- 40.0 Bankuni 2.3 BKU 37.00 -0.36 +76 1.3m 16o

86 76 85 D B 14.3 BeneficialBnc BNCL 13.47 -0.23 -20 240 46o

94 83 85 B C 30.7 BrkshrH 2.6 BHLB 29.51 -0.09 -10 108 14o

91 84 90 B B 12.0 Brookli 3.1 BRKL 11.79 -0.10 +25 363 17o

75 64 75 B D- 13.4 CptlFed 2.7 CFFN 12.68 -0.07 -44 307 22ê

83 60 88 C A- 14.8 CharterFncl r CHFN 13.37 +0.04 +6 53 38ê

75 55 82 B D 15.0 Clifton 1.2 CSBK 14.69 +0.03 -28 45 43ê

83 46 85 B A- 18.7 DimeCty 3.1 DCOM 17.83 -0.13 -4 143 14o

50 46 36 C D+21.2 Everbank 1.4 EVER 16.77 -0.10 -41 456 14o

84 69 71 A D+21.0 FrstFncl 3.5 FFBC 18.45 -0.30 -12 197 14o

95 79 90 C A 13.9 FtFnNw 1.7 r FFNW 13.78 -0.02 -60 12 19o

90 70 81 B B- 13.1 InvstrB 1.6 r ISBC 12.51 -0.20 -5 2.4m 24o

77 95 42 A E 32.5 Legacyt 2.3 LTXB 24.37 -0.70 +13 328 16o

82 40 87 B B- 53.5 MetaFncl 1.2 CASH 44.76 -0.18 +11 41 15ê

72 52 56 B B+ 19.2 NYCtyBc 6.0 NYCB 16.68 -0.27 -16 4.9m 15o

95 67 86 B A- NH Nrthfld 1.7 NFBK 16.26 +0.04 +26 157 36ê

97 95 86 A B+ 17.4 Oritani 4.2 r ORIT 16.54 -0.09 +56 245 14o

81 79 80 C D 17.0 PplsUni 4.1 PBCT 16.26 -0.27 -7 3.4m 18ò

86 63 90 B C- 18.8 Provdnt 2.6 r PROV 18.70 +0.02 -8 13 16ê

98 85 93 A B- 17.8 Sterling 1.7 STL 16.88 -0.38 +57 1.3m 18o

75 73 58 A D- 36.4 SynchronyFinl SYF 30.01 -0.52 -54 8.0m 11o

95 92 94 C B 19.3 TFSFncl 2.1 TFSL 19.06 -0.17 +16 285 76o

95 89 93 A C 35.4 WSFSFl .7 WSFS 32.19 -0.30 -23 82 17ê

94 90 85 C B+ NH Watrst 1.4 r WSBF 14.05 -0.11 -50 29 26ê

21. MEDICAL -0.9%DailyChange +6.85%

SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NSDAQ

98 95 86 A B- 605 RegenrnPh REGN.551.5 -8.18 -18 619 45o



93 84 94 A B- 39.07EmergBio EBS 37.53 -0.58 +3 361 26o

97 86 85 A B 29.07GlobusMed GMED 27.10 -0.11 -47 274 24o

98 99 97 B B 51.77INCResrch INCR 48.44 +0.44 +24 577 27o

94 90 93 A C+ 46.07Masimo MASI 41.80 +0.45 +21 365 25o

97 91 95 B B+ 51.17NatusMed r BABY 50.48 +0.31 -16 256 35o

91 80 97 C B NH 7PraHealth PRAH 47.95 +1.13+129 526 27o

64 99 25 A B- 46.6 AACHldgs AAC 22.72 +0.17 +44 336 24o

57 72 19 A D+73.5 ANIPharma r ANIP 43.49 -1.68 -39 223 18o

86 92 58 A B- 66.9 Abaxis .8 ABAX 52.91 -0.63 -32 120 48o

56 36 58 B B+ 51.7 AbbottL 2.1 ABT 45.26 -0.79 -8 5.8m 21o

74 88 40 A B- 71.6 AbbVie 4.0 ABBV 56.38 -1.25 -19 7.8m 13o

96 99 97 A C+ 110 Abiomed ABMD.85.67 -0.87 -61 275 90o

74 99 33 A C+ 85.6 AcadiaHlthcr ACHC.61.51 +0.09 +31 944 29o

33 3 40 E B 52.0 AcadiaPhm ACAD 34.48 -1.49 -28 882 ..o

83 38 92 B A- 45.5 AcordaThrp ACOR 40.41 +0.74 +24 733 32o

29 11 21 B E 30.9 AdamsPhrm ADMS 14.83 -0.15 +57 171 ..o41 46 40 C C+ 38.1 AddusHC ADUS 24.54 -0.27 -53 47 21ê

36 78 23 C E 123 AdeptsHlthA ADPT 51.20 -0.81 -56 257 62o

38 4 85 E D- 30.1 Advaxis ADXS 12.32 +1.40+194 2.4m ..ò

41 77 5 C D- 29.0 Aegerion AEGR 8.95 -0.28 -25 622 14o

26 6 34 .. D 35.9 AeriePharma AERI 23.71 -0.86 -11 368 ..o64 86 61 B C- 134 Aetna .9 AET 108.9 +0.10 -21 2.8m 14o

62 69 43 C B- 13.1 Affymetrix AFFX 9.76 -0.03 -17 454 23o

31 5 49 .. C 13.2 AgileThera AGRX 7.61 -0.03 -31 37 ..ê

13 13 8 D D- 138 AgiosPharma AGIO 55.57 +0.16 -17 572 ..o73 85 56 A B- 55.0 AirMethods AIRM 41.73 -0.68 -35 282 14o

81 99 28 A B 57.1 Akorn AKRX 35.09 -0.53 -7 1.4m 29ò

96 91 79 B A 22.5 AlbanyMlc AMRI 19.88 -0.11 +57 505 23o

37 12 70 .. E 54.9 AlderBioph ALDR 36.19 -0.21 -3 525 ..o50 84 26 D D- 56.0 Alere ALR 39.01 -0.69 -36 500 16o

94 90 77 A B- 208 Alexion ALXN 185.8 -3.12 -7 1.4m 35o

82 58 87 B C+ 68.5 AlignTech ALGN 64.77 -0.99 -65 248 40o

67 23 91 D B NH Alkermes ALKS 77.69 -0.96 +43 1.2m ..o95 99 79 A B 340 Allergan AGN 309.5 +0.44 -24 3.9m 21o

47 43 58 C C- 50.5 AlmostFam AFAM 39.20 -0.20 -7 57 19o

17 5 23 D D- 140 AlnylamPh ALNY 88.18 -3.79 -37 577 ..o

43 78 7 C E 77.7 AMAGPhr AMAG 27.85 -0.53 -58 548 9o

68 60 93 D C 48.3 Amedisys r AMED 41.38 +0.33 -18 265 30o

77 88 59 B B- 120 Amerisr 1.3 r ABC 102.3 +0.75 +19 2.8m 20o

90 88 68 A B 181 Amgen 2.5 AMGN 161.4 -3.15 +7 3.7m 16o

21 6 17 E B- 18.8 Amicusn FOLD 9.02 -0.51 -36 1.7m ..o62 38 67 D A- 18.3 Amphastar AMPH 14.19 -0.13 -3 212 ..o91 96 92 A E 87.4 AmsurgA AMSG 80.29 -1.38 -36 708 23o

68 50 99 D D- 156 AncorPhrm ANAC 108.0 -4.67 -28 579 ..o

64 55 58 C C+ 92.3 Analogic .5 ALOG 83.19 -0.62 -5 79 20o

27 33 21 D D 19.8 AngioDynm ANGO 12.66 -0.04 -67 61 23ò

86 86 74 B B- 45.4 AnikaTherp ANIK 37.81 -0.66 -25 116 21o

51 84 48 C E 173 Anthm 1.8 ANTM 139.0 +1.23 -29 1.6m 12o

50 4 60 D B+ 25.4 AppldGenTec AGTC 18.07 +0.21 +25 184 .. ê

10 13 3 D D- 20.6 AratanaThera PETX 5.53 -0.12 -6 474 ..o25 48 13 .. E 20.5 AsemblyBio ASMB 7.72 -0.69 -59 24 ..ê

55 48 56 B B- 36.7 AstraZn 4.1 AZN 33.36 -0.43 -9 3.0m 8o

THURSDAY VOLUME TOTAL 1,847,158,000

954 STOCKS ADVANCED ON 455,100,000

1873 STOCKS DECLINED ON 1,358,254,000

166 STOCKS UNCHANGED ON 33,804,000

NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY

17th 16th 15th 14th 11th

N/A 5683 5327 5382 5877-1.5% +1.6% +1.2% +0.1% -1.9%

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HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGESNYTime Thu Wed Chg Nasdaq Composite.

10 AM 219 222 -2 0.0 5071.1

11 AM 517 505 +11 -32.3 5038.7

12 PM 762 716 +46 -35.7 5035.3

01 PM 946 886 +59 -43.6 5027.5

02 PM 1127 1089 +38 -24.3 5046.7

03 PM 1339 1420 -80 -39.9 5031.1

04 PM 1847 1964 -117 -68.5 5002.5

TOTAL 1847 1964 -117 .................................................................................









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NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)

17th 16th 15th 14th 11th

N/A 7054 7700 7135 8229 .................................................................................

HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGESNYTime Thu Wed Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind.

10 AM 467 451 +16 -5.9 -29.0 17720.0

11 AM 1145 1094 +51 -17.8 -126.1 17622.9

12 PM 1704 1584 +119 -19.7 -144.5 17604.5

01 PM 2127 1986 +141 -21.8 -159.9 17589.1

02 PM 2536 2462 +73 -14.2 -104.5 17644.5

03 PM 3012 3238 -225 -19.9 -164.7 17584.3

04 PM 4221 4512 -290 -31.1 -253.2 17495.8

TOTAL 4221 4512 -290 .................................................................................














SMARTSELECT® COMPOSITE RATINGEARNINGS PER SHARE

RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTHINDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENTGH

SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROEACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION

52-wk Close Vol%High Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg6 6 6 6 6 6

SMARTSELECT® COMPOSITE RATINGEARNINGS PER SHARE

RELATIVE PRICE STRENGTHINDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENTGH

SALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROEACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION

52-wk Close Vol%High Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg6 6 6 6 6 6





12 3 9 .. D- 65.6 AtaraBio ATRA 22.72 -0.62 +50 620 ..o47 2 59 D C+ 28.2 AtriCure ATRC 22.17 +0.50 -41 120 ..o85 75 80 A B- 202 BardCR .5 r BCR 190.6 -0.78 -9 475 21o

61 33 68 C B+ 43.4 BaxterI 1.2 BAX 37.54 -0.29 -43 2.7m 16o

98 85 87 A B- NH BectDic 1.7 BDX 155.9 +0.02 +34 1.2m 21o

22 40 5 .. C 12.9 Bellerophon BLPH 2.75 -0.02 -52 40 ..ê

54 49 68 E C 152 BioRadA BIO 137.7 +0.61 +81 173 39o

56 53 45 B C- 114 Bio-Tec 1.4 TECH 89.62 -1.00 -29 154 26ê

70 94 27 A D+480 Biogen r BIIB 297.2 -2.12 -33 1.7m 17o

30 12 28 D D 151 Biomarin BMRN 100.6 -1.07 -29 1.0m ..o81 98 48 A D 72.1 BioSpecif r BSTC 44.44 -0.57 -3 70 36ê

8 2 6 E C 197 BluebirdBio BLUE 62.00 +1.56 -23 1.4m ..o87 74 89 B B 19.1 BostonSci BSX 18.60 -0.28 -32 6.5m 20o

68 44 84 B A- NH BrstMyr 2.2 BMY 69.28 -1.43 +22 7.0m 33o

8 3 9 D D- 39.9 BrkdlLiving BKD 18.22 -0.35 -17 3.8m ..o17 3 24 .. C 30.0 CalitheraBio CALA 7.12 +0.43 -18 239 ..o96 98 97 A D+55.6 Cambrex CBM.50.96 -0.49 -31 283 26o

97 97 96 A B- 68.6 CantelD .2 CMN 62.94 -1.90 +62 218 41o

19 19 32 D D+27.8 CapitalSrLvng CSU 20.62 -0.11+160 633 99o

85 92 74 B C 91.9 Cardinal 1.8 CAH 87.96 -0.26 -22 1.6m 18o

14 13 7 D D- 41.3 CardiovS CSII 14.19 -0.21 -49 322 ..o54 48 41 B D+34.4 Catalent CTLT 26.36 -0.18 +9 495 15o

84 98 45 A D 140 Celgene r CELG.112.2 -3.55 -25 3.4m 24o

21 13 19 D B- 32.8 CelldexTh CLDX 15.01 -0.29 -57 954 ..o26 12 22 C D- 50.0 Cellectis CLLS 27.93 -1.24 -66 117 ..ê

26 4 43 D D- 49.0 CellrBiomed CBMG 21.04 +0.06 -13 41 ..o26 5 40 D C 47.0 Cempra CEMP 28.86 -1.08 -62 710 ..o79 96 53 A B- 83.0 Centene CNC 61.86 +0.49 +83 3.2m 20o

28 28 11 C D- 63.7 Cepheid CPHD 34.11 +0.72 -32 897 99o

93 82 85 A A 84.7 CharlesRvLb CRL 79.38 -0.17 -25 328 22o

97 92 98 A A- NH ChinaBion CBPO 131.7 +0.24 +45 258 37o

78 88 84 B C- 170 CIGNA .0 CI 143.0 +1.81 +32 2.1m 16o

71 78 97 E D+29.4 CivitasSols CIVI 28.52 -0.34 +24 126 99o

13 2 4 E C- 116 ClovisOnclg CLVS 33.36 +0.83 +36 3.1m ..o38 2 73 E B- 38.1 CoherusBio CHRS 23.30 -2.05 +35 307 ..o12 46 6 C D- 65.0 CommtyHlth r CYH 25.51 -0.08 -46 1.7m 6o

39 40 29 D B 60.7 Conmed 1.9 CNMD 42.55 +0.56 -9 171 25o

63 75 28 A B- 190 CooperC .0 COO 136.4 -1.82 +17 769 18o

62 47 51 D B 16.4 Cutera r CUTR 12.69 -0.26 +35 59 ..ê

92 62 96 C B+ 43.0 Cynosure CYNO 42.26 +1.26 +44 263 41o

66 34 92 D B+ 44.8 DBVTech DBVT 35.03 -0.61 -61 67 ..k59 81 35 B D+85.2 DaVita DVA 68.12 -0.01+312 5.0m 15o

88 71 89 C A- 63.5 Dentsply .5 XRAY 60.26 -0.19 -44 655 23o

51 78 28 B D+33.7 Depomed DEPO 18.85 -0.28 -27 1.5m 27o

70 42 84 D D+103 DexCom DXCM 81.73 -0.29 -43 484 ..o59 78 37 B D 52.3 DiplomatPhr DPLO 31.31 -0.18 -32 618 69o

50 77 23 A E 68.0 DrRedyL .7 RDY 44.24 -0.93 +35 778 19o

66 2 99 D A- 37.8 Dyax DYAX 37.45 -0.29 -61 1.3m ..o62 39 93 E B- 32.5 Dynavax DVAX 27.27 +0.49 -4 490 ..o57 16 99 .. C+ 104 EaglePharm EGRX.96.82 -3.05 +28 427 ..o92 96 90 A C- 83.4 EdwrdlifeSc EW.80.99 -0.58 -57 881 36o

46 6 76 E C 17.0 EgaletCorp EGLT 11.21 +0.47 -1 117 ..ê

72 73 82 B C 92.9 LillyEl 2.4 LLY 86.22 -0.07 -34 3.5m 25o

41 63 20 A E 96.6 EndoIntl r ENDP 61.38 -0.65 -52 2.4m 13o

19 16 12 E B- 18.1 Endologx ELGX 9.52 -0.08 -53 606 ..o71 80 59 B B 54.1 Ensign .6 r ENSG 46.76 -0.60 -7 144 19o

24 2 18 .. C 28.8 EntellusMed ENTL 15.91 -0.20 -68 18 ..ê

42 76 11 B E 46.0 EnvisionHlth EVHC.23.81 -0.21 -44 1.6m 18o

17 35 5 .. D- 120 EsperionTher ESPR 23.98 +0.26 -25 511 ..o44 51 28 D B 26.2 Exactech r EXAC 17.47 +0.05 -34 36 15ê

71 89 74 C D+94.6 ExprsScrpt r ESRX 86.65 -0.04 +12 4.6m 16o

47 78 14 D D- 26.1 FlamelTech FLML 13.29 -0.67 -63 95 27o

18 2 17 .. C- 24.8 FlexPharm FLKS 12.27 +0.03+191 205 ..ê

18 4 9 D B 46.4 Fluidigm FLDM 10.42 +0.08 -59 242 ..o36 30 45 E C 14.0 FoamixPhrm FOMX 8.29 ... -8 227 ..ê

96 94 98 B B- 18.5 Fonarrs FONR 17.74 -0.20 -57 32 8ê

17 2 20 .. D 43.3 ForwardPhrm FWP 19.69 -0.76 -61 17 ..ê

24 5 19 D B 54.3 FoundatnMed FMI 19.86 +1.45 +81 527 ..o64 51 79 B C+ 45.9 FresenM .7 FMS 42.45 +0.60 +84 271 24ê

11 12 16 E E 133 GWPharma GWPH 68.69 -0.93 -13 296 ..o44 20 76 .. D 13.5 GalmdPharm GLMD 8.45 ... -70 7 ..ê

30 10 17 D C+ 14.4 GenMark GNMK 7.97 -0.12 -53 185 ..o26 26 16 .. B- 16.2 GenoceaBio GNCA 6.76 +0.33 -15 296 ..ê

85 97 48 A D+123 GileadS 1.7 r GILD.102.4 -0.98 -20 7.6m 8o

38 31 45 B D+49.1 GlaxoSm 6.1 GSK 39.83 -0.41 -9 3.4m 15o

71 58 65 C A- 63.2 Greatbatch GB 55.74 -1.75 -5 195 22o

75 84 63 A B- 36.1 Grifols 1.7 GRFS 32.58 -0.29 -19 487 16o

26 69 25 .. E 95.5 HCAHldgs HCA 64.74 -0.72 +4 4.8m 12o

41 51 25 C D 45.4 Haemonetic HAE 31.40 -0.21 -27 198 17ê

58 31 79 D B- 25.3 Halozyme HALO 16.16 -0.28 -43 699 ..o55 67 35 C B- 50.9 HalyardHealth HYH 33.44 +0.59 -18 378 10o

75 71 82 C B- 76.7 HealthNet HNT 65.75 +0.32 -18 726 33ê

51 50 24 A D+48.4 HealthS 2.7 HLS 34.43 -0.15 -43 431 17o

46 77 31 D B- 23.3 Healthwys HWAY 12.97 +0.40 -29 244 28o

13 3 12 E D+95.6 HeartWire HTWR 45.73 -2.16 -34 386 ..o91 84 88 C B+ 160 HenrySchn r HSIC 155.2 +0.30 -27 336 26o

58 34 97 .. D+42.3 HeronThera HRTX 25.96 -0.93 -37 434 ..o81 53 96 C C 37.2 Heska HSKA 34.66 -0.29 -18 49 59ê

81 74 47 A C+ 58.7 HillRom 1.3 HRC 48.72 -0.43+137 1.0m 18o

89 72 85 A B- 43.0 Hologic HOLX 38.40 -0.59 -23 1.9m 23o

69 78 44 A C+ 39.5 HorizonPhrm HZNP 21.30 +0.15 -44 4.4m 13o

56 57 61 C B- 219 Humana .7 HUM 176.9 +0.52 -36 717 23o

94 95 86 A B+ 84.1 Icon ICLR 75.41 -1.04 +55 783 20o

91 92 88 B B- 124 ICUMedical ICUI 110.3 -0.70 -43 84 30o

73 77 48 A D 84.3 IdexxLabs r IDXX 69.83 +0.01 -42 378 33o

59 16 94 E B 19.4 Ingnyta RXDX 13.42 +1.09+118 426 .. ê

90 77 95 B B+ 22.7 iKangHlth KANG 20.09 +0.12 -39 348 41o

80 90 37 A B- 242 Illumina r ILMN.181.3 -5.67 -42 1.3m 53o

43 19 49 D B+ 40.1 ImuneDesign IMDZ 20.78 +0.52 -14 84 ..o47 7 85 D C- 19.4 Immunogn IMGN 13.27 -0.41 -45 557 ..o64 37 72 A D+52.1 ImpaxLabs IPXL 42.03 +0.04 -18 678 42o

57 43 86 .. C- 133 Incyte INCY 114.8 -2.98 -28 1.2m ..o12 14 14 E D- 17.9 InfinityPhr INFI 8.00 +0.13 +5 992 ..o90 96 76 A D+56.0 Inogen INGN.41.21 +0.48 -44 161 93o

50 63 23 D B- 10.8 InovioPhm INO 6.62 -0.01 -33 776 ..o36 36 26 E C 28.7 Insmed INSM 17.95 -0.39 -25 376 ..o56 39 40 A D+46.2 InsysThera r INSY 28.66 -0.59 -59 433 22o

85 67 84 B C+ 70.3 IntegraLfsci IART 66.03 -0.16 -12 238 20o

22 13 26 E C+ 314 InterceptPhrm ICPT 166.0 -8.30 +24 666 ..o25 7 25 .. C 32.9 IntersectEnt XENT 19.60 -0.56 -44 245 ..ê

57 2 99 E B- 60.8 Intra-Cellular ITCI 54.60 -1.47 -35 329 ..o40 44 21 D B- 69.5 Intrexon .5 XON 31.82 -1.15 -40 1.2m ..o96 92 81 A B- 564 IntSurg r ISRG 539.1 -6.06 -16 275 29o

46 36 34 D B 17.1 IronwdPhr IRWD 11.34 +0.14 +46 1.7m ..o59 33 53 C A- 77.8 IsisPhrm ISIS 58.20 -1.16 -27 1.2m 99o

62 92 26 A D- 194 JazzPharm JAZZ.138.9 -3.49 -36 470 14o

70 56 78 B C+ 107 Johnson 2.9 r JNJ 103.6 -1.61 +15 8.7m 17o

42 2 70 .. B 69.3 JunoTher JUNO 44.91 -1.64 -11 977 ..o51 49 34 E B 26.3 K2MGroup KTWO 19.46 -0.83 -21 140 ..ê

35 66 11 C B- 24.7 Kindred 3.8 KND 12.76 -0.10 -19 1.1m 7o

43 6 76 .. C 89.8 KitePharma KITE 63.87 -2.61 -27 757 ..o23 17 10 D D 47.1 LDRHldg LDRH 23.06 +0.14 -2 491 ..o73 76 94 C D- 51.8 LHCGroup LHCG 46.52 +0.69 -1 135 25o

40 4 88 .. E 45.0 LaJollaPhrm LJPC 27.76 +0.19 -42 120 ..o80 79 74 A C- 131 LabCorpAmer LH.121.7 -0.34 +2 1.1m 16o

60 91 17 A D 72.4 Lannett LCI 40.74 -0.72 -31 741 9o

52 82 41 C C- 88.2 Lifepoint LPNT 69.67 +0.27 -53 230 17o

98 76 97 A B+ NH LigandPhar LGND 111.9 +0.47 +25 405 33o

26 2 33 .. B- 15.0 LionBiotech LBIO 7.89 -0.13+158 893 ..o48 57 35 B E 77.0 Livanova LIVN 55.85 +0.66 -28 404 29ò

92 79 94 B B 22.9 Luminex LMNX 21.96 -0.85 +6 271 24o

36 3 55 D B- 39.9 MacroGnics MGNX 31.27 -0.09 -29 218 ..o53 43 53 C B+ 73.0 MagellnHlth MGLN 60.46 +2.57 +84 477 17ê

63 93 17 A D+134 Mallinckrodt r MNK 71.62 -2.83 -47 1.8m 9o

65 94 35 B D 243 McKesson .6 MCK.190.0 -0.70 -52 938 15o

60 23 91 E B 43.8 Medicines MDCO 38.52 -1.14 -7 1.1m ..o67 78 22 A C+ 70.8 Medivation MDVN 43.66 -0.33 +8 1.6m 25o

83 89 56 A C+ 86.1 Mednax MD.72.84 +0.31 -6 981 18o

88 62 80 A B- 79.5 Medtron 2.0 r MDT 77.90 -0.67 -9 5.0m 18o

49 56 45 B C+ 63.6 Merck 3.5 r MRK 52.66 -1.36 +27 13m 14o

84 60 87 A B 20.6 Meridia 4.0 VIVO 19.99 -0.23 +23 265 23o

51 59 37 C C- 26.4 MeritMed MMSI 18.57 -0.18 -63 169 20o

13 7 18 .. D- 13.8 MerrmckPhr MACK 8.09 -0.11 -51 689 ..o63 78 27 B D+13.2 MiMdxGrp r MDXG 8.92 +0.82 +44 2.0m 49o

73 57 75 B C 33.8 Mindray 1.4 MR 26.65 +0.01 +30 1.0m 14o

45 5 83 .. C+ 52.0 MiratiThera MRTX 32.51 -0.29 -48 96 ..o56 43 35 B D- 14.5 Misonix MSON 9.79 +1.24+102 32 17ê

60 96 34 B D 82.4 MolinaHlth MOH.58.98 +0.03 -38 641 15o

58 49 53 D B 25.6 MomentaPh MNTA 16.00 -0.57 -36 468 ..o84 96 45 A B+ 76.7 Mylan r MYL 52.97 -1.42 -30 6.2m 12o

89 74 92 B B+ 46.2 MyriadGen r MYGN 43.76 -0.08 -2 835 27o

91 81 89 B B 62.7 Neogen NEOG 58.10 -0.76 -4 151 63ó

57 3 96 E B- 58.5 Neurocrine NBIX 52.59 -2.84 +29 1.3m ..o54 24 97 .. D- 26.5 Neuroderm NDRM 18.06 +0.39 +29 239 ..o76 2 97 D A NH NevroCorp NVRO 67.07 -1.27 -51 258 ..o34 3 19 B C+ 58.7 NewlinkGen NLNK 35.42 -1.05 -43 287 10o

37 46 34 B D- 106 Novartis 2.6 NVS 85.30 -1.21 +3 1.9m 17o

86 85 86 A B- 60.3 NovoNrd .9 NVO 56.50 -0.70 -42 911 29o

83 76 75 B B 56.6 NuVasive NUVA 51.84 -0.71 -56 220 38o

84 51 93 D B 21.1 NxstageMed NXTM 20.15 +0.06 -19 411 ..o81 74 94 C B 96.8 OSISystem OSIS 90.96 -0.71 -44 80 26o

25 30 19 .. D 30.2 Omeros OMER 13.57 -0.58 +11 420 ..o77 87 32 B B 40.8 Omnicell OMCL 29.12 +0.05 -31 180 22o

30 4 52 E C+ 29.8 OncoMedPhr OMED 20.68 -0.32 -4 129 ..o71 30 98 E A+74.9 Ophthotech OPHT 72.85 -1.89 +63 699 ..o

42 36 34 D D 19.2 OpkoHlthn OPK 10.04 -0.10 -43 2.8m ..o74 68 90 E B- 42.6 Orthofix OFIX 38.90 -0.47 -48 58 84ê

29 43 10 C E 23.7 Osiris OSIR 10.90 +0.80 -31 182 99o

24 6 16 D B- 78.7 PTCThera PTCT 32.50 -1.54 -39 707 ..o

81 78 47 A A- 121 PacirPhrm PCRX 73.62 +0.64 -3 944 66o

31 61 9 .. D 39.8 Paratek PRTK 16.22 -0.91 +35 74 ..o70 89 56 B E 76.2 Parexel r PRXL 64.68 -0.27 +34 671 22o

84 84 48 B D+53.1 Pattrsn 2.0 PDCO 44.40 -0.16 -5 814 19o

84 73 82 B B 54.5 Perkine .5 PKI 51.94 -0.68 -14 569 20o

74 94 28 A B- 215 Perrigo .3 PRGO.146.3 -3.19 -38 1.5m 19o

15 2 33 .. D 24.4 Pfenex PFNX 11.97 -0.22 +13 86 ..ê

55 56 55 B C+ 36.5 Pfizer 3.7 PFE 32.33 -0.25 +2 38m 14o

61 57 81 C D+37.0 Pharmerica PMC 30.50 -0.34 +31 286 18o

56 85 43 B D 40.5 PhibroA 1.3 PAHC 31.56 -0.99 -20 151 19o

54 7 92 E C 58.0 PortolaPharm PTLA 50.44 -1.43 -35 323 ..o

9 4 4 .. E 27.6 ProqrThera PRQR 7.18 -0.19 -5 77 ..ê

58 10 99 D C+ 76.4 Prothena PRTA 67.43 -4.40 +66 526 ..o

15 8 8 .. C+ 252 PumaBiotech PBYI 75.10 -0.27 -6 728 ..o70 56 77 C B- 28.5 QiagenNV QGEN 26.87 -0.30 -28 710 26o

55 62 61 B C 89.0 QuestDi 2.2 r DGX 68.85 +0.09 -17 972 15o

58 64 37 C B- 29.4 Quidel QDEL 20.58 -1.15 -12 242 35o

72 96 67 .. D 80.5 QuintilsTrns r Q 69.86 +1.13 +29 1.2m 22o

48 8 90 .. C 84.6 RadiusHlth RDUS 58.62 -3.53 -42 649 ..o

15 11 9 D C 16.3 RaptorPh RPTP 5.13 +0.18+130 2.5m ..o57 52 91 .. D- 18.3 RecroPharma REPH 8.45 +0.04 -44 17 ..ê

37 2 49 .. B+ 42.3 Relypsa RLYP 27.67 -0.64 -12 2.5m ..o70 92 39 B D+42.5 Repligen RGEN 28.93 -1.15 -27 277 99o

68 70 59 A D- 75.3 Resmed 2.2 RMD 55.19 -0.94+276 3.1m 21o

50 68 44 .. C- 37.0 Retrophin RTRX 20.94 -0.41 +33 766 ..o47 2 85 .. B 89.0 SageTherptcs SAGE 59.23 +1.74 +29 437 ..o28 6 37 D B- 19.3 SngmoBio SGMO 9.42 +0.09 -10 928 ..o36 44 34 C C 55.0 Sanofi 3.7 SNY 42.94 -0.69 -32 1.1m 13o

35 3 59 E D- 52.3 SeattleGen SGEN 41.43 -0.72 -52 475 ..o52 70 38 B D+17.2 SelMedH 3.2 SEM 12.37 +0.22 -9 845 12o

61 85 32 A C- 270 ShirePlc .3 SHPG 199.6 -0.68 -17 784 17o

92 79 90 B B 113 SironaDent SIRO 107.6 -0.16 -38 234 28o

61 42 53 A B- 39.8 Smith&Ne 2.4 SNN 33.46 +0.51+151 760 19ò

26 50 14 D D+26.8 SorrentTher SRNE 8.11 +0.35 +5 411 ..o22 2 29 D E 79.5 SparkThera ONCE 45.52 -0.09 +32 506 ..o24 2 12 D B 37.0 Spectranet SPNC 14.04 +0.11 -57 294 ..o64 82 35 A C 80.8 StJudeM 1.9 r STJ 61.06 -1.13 +1 1.8m 13o

21 20 6 D D- 18.9 StemlineThr STML 6.33 +0.08 +37 136 ..o96 84 89 A B- 77.5 Steris 1.4 STE 73.57 -0.53 -42 663 22o

69 80 53 A E 105 Stryker 1.6 r SYK 92.71 -1.22 +2 1.6m 18o

72 96 40 A D 29.7 Sucampon SCMP 17.46 +0.40 -46 371 24o

36 5 52 .. B- 14.8 SumitThera SMMT 10.96 +0.21+500 33 .. ê

41 38 60 D E 23.3 SuprnsPhrm SUPN 13.84 +0.19 -20 648 65o

85 75 86 A B- 41.0 SurgicalCare SCAI 40.20 +2.50+261 671 19o

68 85 32 A D+27.7 Surmodics SRDX 20.25 +0.02+101 103 20o

48 70 23 D C 12.9 SyneronMed ELOS 7.74 -0.03 -65 92 36o

89 90 74 A B+ 173 TaroPharm TARO 153.6 -0.21 -37 74 12o

73 65 74 B C- 140 Teleflex 1.0 TFX 131.9 -0.14 -17 180 22o

24 69 8 B E 60.9 TenetHlthcr r THC 27.63 +0.24 +28 4.0m 10o

35 4 57 .. D+67.0 Tesaro TSRO 50.86 -1.45 +28 645 ..o

19 23 6 D C- 52.9 Tetraphase TTPH 9.65 -0.32 +7 1.0m ..o77 64 82 B B+ 72.3 TevaPha 1.8 TEVA 65.33 -0.54 +15 7.3m 11o

11 5 16 E D- 20.0 TGTheraptcs TGTX 11.07 -0.24 -25 350 ..o88 82 82 A B- 141 ThermoF .4 TMO 138.2 -2.29 -4 1.7m 19o

20 2 33 D C- 21.0 TraconPhrm TCON 9.95 ... -35 36 ..ê

36 46 35 .. C- 29.9 Trillium TRIL 12.50 +0.05 -24 40 ..ê

50 2 97 .. C- 137 Ultragenyx RARE 110.4 -1.06 -35 279 ..o

20 4 15 E C- 36.4 Uniqure QURE 17.40 +0.07 +18 387 ..o93 97 69 A B- 190 UnitdThrp r UTHR 158.1 -1.31 -53 328 13o

70 74 71 B C- 126 Unitedh 1.7 UNH.119.2 +0.39 -11 3.9m 18o

56 90 43 A E 148 Univrsl .3 UHS 116.1 -0.63 -29 599 17o

75 64 87 B C- 56.4 USPhysT 1.2 USPH 51.61 +0.72 -19 102 30 ê

76 89 65 B C- 62.5 VCAInc WOOF 53.73 -0.40 -54 238 23o

84 71 73 C B 28.8 VWRCorp VWR 26.59 +0.19 -32 370 17 ê

61 98 8 A C+ 263 ValeantPhar VRX.111.4 -7.09 -53 8.4m 10o

62 66 45 A D- 96.7 VarianMed r VAR 78.45 -1.18 -9 762 18o

93 98 81 A C- 40.3 VasclrSlts VASC 34.38 -0.17 -49 52 34o

14 31 2 .. D- 12.4 Verastem VSTM 1.79 +0.01 -45 327 ..o51 46 41 E C- 143 VertexPhar VRTX 117.9 -0.59 -32 1.2m ..o41 3 84 E B- 22.8 VitaePharm VTAE 15.15 +0.30 +25 252 .. ê

66 39 97 .. A 29.7 VitalTherapies VTL 10.22 -0.20 -57 260 ..o47 78 40 C C- 98.8 WellcareHlth WCG 80.65 +0.69 -36 332 24o

76 64 84 C D- 64.6 WestPha .7 WST 62.05 -0.59 +14 284 34o

44 6 38 E A+27.1 WrightMed WMGI 22.69 -0.35 -35 558 ..o31 7 27 D B- 24.8 Xencor XNCR 14.80 -0.47 +22 350 ..o14 21 14 .. C 23.5 Xenon XENE 8.05 +0.02 +23 20 ..ê

39 6 38 C D- 38.5 ZeltiqAesth ZLTQ 29.86 +1.61 +61 1.1m 99o

73 76 46 A D 121 Zimmer .9 ZBH 100.7 -1.22 +9 1.3m 15o

33 16 44 D D- 14.9 Ziopharm ZIOP 8.26 -0.29 +27 3.6m ..o85 93 70 A B+ 55.4 Zoetis .7 ZTS 46.73 -0.36 -27 2.6m 26o

22. MEDIA -1.3%DailyChange -0.55%

SinceJan. 1

42 59 37 C D+39.3 21stCen 1.1 FOXA 27.49 -0.41 +10 12m 15o

46 59 43 C C+ 37.8 21stCen 1.1 FOX 28.23 -0.27 +20 4.7m 16o

85 97 83 .. B- 87.2 AMCNtwks AMCX 77.94 +0.07 +5 950 14o

63 88 41 B C 64.0 CBSCIB 1.3 CBS 46.52 -0.98 -50 3.0m 14o

51 65 31 A E 35.8 DiscoveryA DISCA 26.48 -0.70 -9 2.9m 14o

65 60 53 C C+ 13.3 EntercomA ETM 11.10 -0.15 -4 130 13o

40 78 26 D D 723 GrahamB .9 r GHC 496.0 -4.55 +3 25 15ê

91 79 90 B A- 18.1 GrayTV GTN 15.57 -0.26 -4 742 15o

39 52 34 C C- 40.1 GrupoTe .4 TV 27.97 -0.23 -4 2.4m 22o

39 38 58 E D 58.1 LibertyA LBRDA 51.46 -0.06+620 712 ..ê

37 35 58 E D- 59.7 LibertyBrdC LBRDK 51.24 -0.27 +67 322 ..ê

58 37 76 D B 42.2 LibertyA LMCA 38.58 -1.08+105 1.9m 99o

52 37 73 D C 40.6 LibertyMedC LMCK 37.30 -1.00 +18 837 99ê

62 74 36 B B- 26.4 MSGNtwrks MSGN 20.67 -0.06 -8 956 8o

76 86 58 A B- 109 McgrwHi 1.4 MHFI 95.32 -1.20 +16 1.5m 21o

68 13 83 B A- 18.0 MediaGenral r MEG 15.26 -0.11 -42 835 ..o40 48 28 B D+57.2 Meredith 4.3 MDP 42.48 +0.08 -28 137 13o

64 29 78 C A- 25.8 NwMed 6.6 NEWM 19.93 +0.69 +12 304 36o

76 84 74 D B 14.5 NYTimes 1.2 NYT 13.38 -0.25 -52 410 22o

30 27 47 E C- 17.6 NewsCo .7 NWSA 13.36 -0.31 -15 2.5m 31o

31 27 57 E D- 17.1 NewsCo .7 NWS 13.75 -0.33 -2 972 31o

90 64 88 A B- 61.8 Nexstar 1.3 r NXST 57.34 -0.34 -16 334 22o

11 26 10 D D 22.5 Pearson 7.1 PSO 11.10 -0.14 -15 1.1m 10ò

62 73 81 .. D+17.5 RelxNv 5.5 RENX 16.76 -0.30 -30 102 6k

58 65 79 .. B+ 18.4 RelxPlc 2.3 RELX 17.73 -0.32 +90 431 6k

29 22 41 D D+46.3 Scholas 1.6 r SCHL 36.76 -4.43+451 887 15o

46 48 56 C E 26.4 ScrippsEWA SSP 19.55 -0.31 +29 415 47o

70 91 34 A C- 79.6 ScrippsA 1.7 r SNI 54.28 -0.75 -23 1.1m 11o

92 73 90 A B 35.9 Sinclair 2.0 SBGI 32.21 -0.72 -46 558 14o

45 36 44 A C 46.6 StarzA STRZA 33.28 -0.84 -6 738 12o

74 72 64 B C+ 33.4 Tegna 2.2 r TGNA 26.00 -0.58 -25 1.1m 13o

7 25 16 D E 26.0 TimeInc 4.9 TIME 15.36 -0.35 -22 899 12o

52 86 27 B D- 91.3 TimeWar 2.2 TWX 64.86 -1.04 -14 5.5m 13o

48 49 45 .. B- 14.4 TownsqMedia TSQ 11.16 -0.34 +50 70 28ê

19 17 18 B D 65.0 Tribune 2.8 TRCO 35.33 -1.14 -14 509 9o

38 68 17 B D- 78.1 ViacomA 3.8 VIA 41.90 -1.71 -31 36 7ê

37 68 15 B D- 77.9 ViacomB 4.0 VIAB 39.80 -1.71 -34 3.0m 7o

90 94 83 A C- 122 WaltDis 1.3 DIS 112.0 -1.78 +6 9.3m 21o

35 50 25 C B- 65.5 WileyJo 2.7 JWA 44.64 -0.35 +26 268 14ê

23. ELECTRNCS -1.5%DailyChange -8.90%

SinceJan. 1






IBD TIMESAVER TABLEKey action of NYSE & Nasdaq top rated stocks for busy people. Bolded stocks = 80 EPS &Relative Strength & IPO within last 15 years. Stocks up with composite 98 or higher boxed.

FrstTr DJ Internet FDN +22%SPDR S&P Biotech XBI +10%PS Dyn Phara PJP +10%IS Nasdaq Biotech IBB +9%SPDR Cnsmr Discrtnry XLY +9%FrstTr NYSEArc Biotch FBT +8%VG Health Care VHT +5%SPDR Health Care XLV +5%IS DJ US Home Const ITB +4%IS US Healthcare IYH +4%

Utility-water supply 25%Comptr sftwr-dsktp 25%Wholesale-food 22%Food-grain & related 20%Soap & clng preparat 20%Cmp sftwr-gaming 18%Food-meat products 11%Cosmetics/persnl cre 10%Medical-generc drgs 10%Houshld-applncs/hw 10%

1. Retailing + 19% + 1%2. IT Services + 14% – 3%3. Sftwr&Cmp + 11% – 1%4. Pharm + 8% + 1%5. Biotechnlgy + 7% – 4%6. Med Eq & Sys + 7% + 2%7. Const & Hse + 6% – 1%8. Consmr Disc + 6% – 1%9. MedclDlvry + 6% + 3%10. Health Care + 5% + 2%

N.Y.S.E. Comp Close 10112.6–155.2 (–1.51%) Since Jan 1, –6.7%

29% of NYSE stocks are above their 200 day moving average price line

Most Active Nasdaq StocksCmp EPS Rel Acc Closing Vol Vol%Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name Price Change (mil) Chg

Nasdaq Most % Up In PriceEPS Rel Closing Net Vol%Rnk Str Stock Name Symbol Price Up Chg

NYSE Most % Up In PriceEPS Rel Closing Net Vol%Rnk Str Stock Name Symbol Price Up Chg

STOCKS UP





STOCKS DOWN

Top Sector ETFsYTD

Symbol % Chg

S&P 400 MDY Close 254.25–3.1 (–1.2%) Since Jan 1, –3.68%

Russell2K IWM Close 113.21–1.22 (–1.07%) Since Jan 1, –5.36%

6 9 3 B Sunedison Inc 6.25 +0.04 34.19 –331 31 1 E Halcon Resources Corp .24 –0.08 26.60 +5853 19 4 C+ Denbury Resources 1.92 –0.17 27.85 +138

55 56 55 C+ Pfizer 32.33 –0.25 38.28 +284 76 71 C+ At&t Inc 34.03 –0.37 27.69 +1972 51 93 A– General Electric 30.55 –0.43 57.03 –4665 57 80 B– Bank Of America 17.30 –0.45 94.04 +165 32 4 E Kinder Morgan Inc 15.37 –0.57 42.54 +131 6 4 E Freeport Mcmoran Inc 6.12 –0.57 53.04 +47

44 50 41 C+ Oracle 36.93 –1.98 42.85 +181

Most Active NYSE StocksCmp EPS Rel Acc Closing Vol Vol%Rtg Rnk Str Dis Stock Name Price Change (mil) Chg

62 87 Worthington Indstrs WOR 29.44 +2.45 +10897 96 Performance Food Grp PFGC 25.09 +1.46 +24296 96 Noah Holdings Ltd Ads NOAH 30.64 +1.70 +19755 32 Vina Concha Y Toro VCO 31.27 +1.70 –432 71 Actuant Corp Cl A ATU 22.91 +1.11 +24154 99 Globant Sa GLOB 37.80 +1.78 +10179 80 Alliant Energy LNT 63.71 +2.95 +28871 93 Caci Intl CACI 99.2 +4.48 +11027 35 Empresa Nac Chile EOC 35.84 +1.41 +4890 95 Bbva Bn BFR 20.63 +.80 –9

.. .. 9 C Vs 2x Vix Short Trm Etn 6.42 +0.49 22.88 –493 89 81 B– Sirius X M Holdings Inc 4.02 –0.07 23.50 –157 42 11 E Staples 9.48 –0.08 19.64 +92

78 46 87 B+ Intel 34.91 –0.39 24.85 –389 63 95 B– Microsoft 55.70 –0.43 41.21 +1175 74 58 C+ Cisco 26.72 –0.52 24.77 –799 96 95 C+ Facebook Inc Cl A 106.2 –0.57 21.51 –15.. .. 24 D– Vs Inverse Vix Shrt Trm 26.21 –1.07 36.49 +30.. .. 79 B– Pwrshrs Qqq Trust Sr 1 112.3 –1.66 43.97 +39

72 96 43 D Apple Inc 109.0 –2.36 44.56 +3

54 99 Kansas City Life Ins KCLI 44.93 +44.73 –9975 98 Monarch Financial MNRK 17.01 +4.85 +9992 71 W A V E Life Sciences WVE 16.05 +2.26 –593 99 Aclaris Therapeutics ACRS 28.92 +2.95 +1507 98 Avinger Inc AVGR 19.61 +1.67 +244

83 55 Allied Motion AMOT 22.07 +1.87 –1.. 94 Vs 3x Inv Silver DSLV 74.65 +6.27 –34

65 88 Sohu.com Inc SOHU 56.20 +4.70 +21135 98 B Communications BCOM 26.26 +1.96 –6922 11 Americas Car–Mart CRMT 26.69 +1.94 +30





99 93 96 A+A B NH EpamSyst EPAM 82.07 +.37 +1298 97 98 B+ A A NH TALEduc XRS 48.01 +.52 +198 85 87 A A B–NH BectDicksn BDX 155.9 +.02 +3498 76 97 B+ A B+ NH LigandPhar LGND 111.9 +.47 +25

97 97 96 A+C B–NH PerfrmFdGp PFGC 25.09 +1.46 +24297 93 93 A A B NH EqLifestyle ELS 65.68 +.76 +8296 89 88 B+ A B+ 42.8 MACOM MTSI 38.04 +1.07 –2296 85 92 A+B C 170 Athenhltn ATHN 157.3 +1.46 +1596 75 98 A D A+NH LSIIndust LYTS 12.04 +.04 +3395 98 87 A A D+82.9 EllieMae ELLI 65.14 +1.30 +7295 90 94 A–A B–NH Equifax r EFX 113.2 +.25 +5695 67 96 A B A–NH OrbitalATK r OA 88.06 +1.72 +11295 54 99 A+A C 38.2Globant GLOB 37.80 +1.78 +10194 98 78 B A B–88.6 AristaNtk ANET 72.86 +1.26 +2594 96 96 C– A B 38.0 NoahHlgs r NOAH 30.64 +1.70 +19793 79 93 A–A B+ NH Clorox CLX 131.3 +.22 +12192 98 88 B–B A–32.2 Aceto ACET 28.15 +1.10 +2192 72 98 A+C B+ NH CoreMrk CORE 90.60 +.45 +2691 80 97 A–C B NH PraHealth PRAH 47.95 +1.13 +12991 79 89 A+B B–NH AmWtWk AWK 59.29 +.50 +12290 94 87 D A C+ 277 CreditAcpt CACC 211.7 +2.28 –4690 68 95 C+ A B 69.8 BancMcr BMA 57.18 +1.51 –3290 68 82 A–B B NH TransUnion TRU 27.02 +.17 +1089 23 98 A+B A–83.7 58.com WUBA 69.38 +1.14 +287 98 95 B D B–73.9ValeroEngy r VLO 71.68 +1.48 +3486 56 84 A C A–NH ApplHosp APLE 20.68 +.17 –1085 54 99 A+D A NH KanCityLife KCLI 44.93+44.73 –9983 64 88 A C B–75.4DigitalRlty DLR 73.87 +1.31 +2282 97 94 B D D+119 Tesoro TSO 106.0 +1.16 +682 67 91 C D A–13.3Sunrun RUN 12.71 +1.08 +53181 78 92 A–A C 51.5 Altisource ASPS 28.52 +1.02 –881 65 88 A D C+ 71.8 Sohu.com SOHU 56.20 +4.70 +21180 65 93 B–C .. NH MultiPckSol MPSX 18.04 +.06 –1178 88 84 D+B C– 170 CIGNA CI 143.0 +1.81 +3276 79 80 A–C E 70.8 AlliantEnrgy LNT 63.71 +2.95 +28876 49 95 C– C B+ NH PJTPartnrs PJT 25.88 +.72 +7275 89 85 B D D+60.4 MarathonPet MPC 51.32 +1.62 +3675 51 82 A–C C 48.1AmerenCo AEE 44.03 +1.03 +7172 96 67 A–.. D 80.5 QuintilsTrns r Q 69.86 +1.13 +2972 67 48 A–A D+77.4 Cavium CAVM 64.31 +1.79 +5372 28 91 A+C C+ NH WGLHldgs WGL 63.18 +.30 +869 78 57 A C C+ 35.3 Changyou CYOU 22.54 +1.55 +7169 59 96 B D C 41.8 PBFEnergyA PBF 36.89 +1.01 +2668 30 88 C D B+ 63.8 SolarCity SCTY 57.26 +3.57 +11167 47 61 A B C+ 91.5 SandrFarms SAFM 75.00 +2.15 +10567 45 89 D+C A–NH iRobot r IRBT 36.95 +.66 +23863 88 45 C B D 185 Fedex FDX 151.8 +3.01 +24061 62 87 C– C D+36.0 Worthington WOR 29.44 +2.45 +10859 97 32 D–A E 106 RestoratnHrd RH 83.07 +2.26 +5255 20 71 B C .. 28.5TEAM TEAM 28.01 +1.47 –84

Groups Highest % Of

Stocks At New High

99 90 96 A+A B 793 Alphabet GOOGL 769.8 –6.76 –1499 90 96 A+A C 775 AlphabetC GOOG 749.4 –8.66 –2498 96 88 A–A B–150 AvgoTc AVGO 140.5 –3.40 –3198 95 86 B+ A B–605 RegenernPh REGN 551.5 –8.18 –1896 92 81 A A B–564 IntSurg r ISRG 539.1 –6.06 –1695 87 85 A+A D+ 1477 PricelineGrp PCLN 1314 –18.57 –2495 78 99 A+D C– 684 Amazon AMZN 670.7 –5.12 –1794 97 78 A B B–212 MohawkInd MHK 193.3 –6.51 –589 93 90 B B C– 138 Lennox LII 126.3 –4.09 +6689 90 56 A–A D+312 AlliancData r ADS 269.1 –4.24 –1189 68 86 A+A B 109 Accenture ACN 103.3 –5.82 +19588 69 95 B–B C+ NH VailResorts MTN 128.0 –4.95 +3284 98 45 B+ A D 140 Celgene r CELG 112.2 –3.55 –2583 90 87 A .. C 803 Autozone r AZO 755.3 –9.38 –583 83 72 C A B+ 88.5Checkpoint r CHKP 82.68 –3.83 +6680 90 37 A–A B–242 Illumina r ILMN 181.3 –5.67 –4279 94 64 C+ B B–294 ShrwnWlms r SHW 263.2 –6.32 –2876 79 48 A A B–201 AdvAutoPrt AAP 153.1 –7.75 +4569 83 58 B B D 178 MartnMariet MLM 142.7 –4.93 –3868 50 99 B+ D D–156 AncorPhrm ANAC 108.0 –4.67 –2866 72 55 B B D+107 Aon AON 93.27 –3.65 +13165 94 27 C A C– 758 Chipotle CMG 554.9 –12.94 –962 92 26 C– A D–194 JazzPharm JAZZ 138.9 –3.49 –3661 98 8 C– A C+ 263 ValeantPhar VRX 111.4 –7.09 –5358 10 99 B+ D C+ 76.4 Prothena PRTA 67.43 –4.40 +6657 95 19 D+A D 119 ZebraTech ZBRA 66.45 –3.75 +10353 91 25 D–A D 149 HarmanInd HAR 91.30 –3.78 +753 78 48 D+E B 226 MicroStrat MSTR 173.5 –3.61 +5052 80 26 D+B C+ 217 Whirlpool WHR 147.0 –6.07 –2448 34 74 D–B B–134 CoreLabs CLB 111.7 –6.89 +2548 8 90 B+ .. C 84.6 RadiusHlth RDUS 58.62 –3.53 –4242 88 10 D A E 158 Polaris r PII 85.01 –10.28 +36542 51 50 C– C E 218 GoldmanSachs GS 182.6 –3.60 –541 24 80 D–D C 65.0 PDCEnergy PDCE 54.92 –3.62 +1239 19 50 D–B B–181 PioneerNat PXD 130.5 –3.89 +11638 9 67 D–B B 85.8 Diamondbck FANG 68.75 –3.61 +7935 41 43 D–B C+ 112 NorflkSthrn NSC 85.06 –4.73 –228 63 15 D–B D–123 KCSouthrn KSU 71.92 –3.92 +526 32 28 C+ C D 132 ParkHanifn PH 95.19 –3.53 +922 13 26 B+ E C+ 314 InterceptPhrm ICPT 166.0 –8.30 +2421 14 40 D–C B–134 ConchoResrce CXO 95.47 –6.68 +8717 5 23 B+ D D–140 AlnylamPh ALNY 88.18 –3.79 –3716 15 34 D–C D–132 Cimarex XEC 95.74 –4.82 +16113 32 14 B–.. B–160 Wynn WYNN 64.27 –4.72 –2210 23 12 D–D D 73.2 ClayWEgy CWEI 34.35 –8.22 –42.. .. 86 B–.. C+ 128 ProUltPQQQ TQQQ 115.1 –5.00 +17.. .. 60 B–.. B 97.6 DXDSp5Bll3x SPXL 82.88 –3.83 +79.. .. 48 B–.. D–400 iShaNdqBio IBB 332.1 –5.28 +10.. .. 4 B–.. C+ 214 DxGldMnrBl3 NUGT 22.12 –4.70 +77.. .. 4 B–.. C– 242 DirxDlyGldBll JNUG 29.06 –5.41 +14

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JOHNSON & JOHNSON (JNJ) YTD -1% o$103.642739M Shares 70 Comp. Rating 56 EPS 78 RS 25% ROEDEVELOPS HEALTH CARE PRODUCTS AND PROVIDES RELATED SERVICES TO THECONSUMER, PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL MARKETS

Ann. EPS Growth +8% PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 7,597,000 Debt 22%Last Qtr Eps -7%aNext Qtr Eps Est +12% Last Qtr Sales -7%

3 Q's Avg Eps -5% PreTax Mgn 30%

Yield 2.89% R&D 12%

Acc/Dis C+

In a long consolidation with 109.59 potential buy point.

MERCK & CO (MRK) YTD -7% o$52.662765M Shares 49 Comp. Rating 56 EPS 45 RS 21% ROEDEVELOPS PRESCRIPTION DRUGS IN THE AREAS OF DIABETES, OBESITY, RESPIRA-TORY, CARDIOVASCULAR, WOMEN'S HEALTH AND OTHERS.

Ann. EPS Growth -3% PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 10,599,800 Debt 38%Last Qtr Eps +7%`Next Qtr Eps Est +3% Last Qtr Sales -5%

3 Q's Avg Eps +2%

Yield 3.49% R&D 17%

Acc/Dis C+

Hugging 10-week line; new base shows 61.80 entry.

93 91 83 A B- 102 7IPGPhoton IPGP 90.12 -0.41 -41 252 20o

62 46 79 C B- 43.6 Agilent 1.1 r A 40.78 -0.65 -31 2.2m 23o

71 83 53 A C+ 60.5 Ampheno 1.1 r APH 52.73 -0.14 +7 1.3m 21o

31 33 30 C C+ 90.0 Anixter AXE 59.81 -1.79 -24 114 13o

46 64 47 C D 65.0 ArrowElec r ARW 54.72 -1.17 -39 357 8o

56 62 64 C D 47.3 Avnet 1.6 r AVT 43.81 -0.93 -29 708 9o

25 20 37 C E 15.2 AVX 3.4 AVX 12.30 -0.20 +1 168 10ê

36 55 41 E C- 25.9 BenchmrkEl r BHE 20.78 +0.10 -35 269 12o

80 68 94 C B+ NH Bruker r BRKR 23.47 -0.05 +7 898 28o

49 68 25 B C 52.5 Cognex .8 r CGNX 34.33 -0.38 -36 337 24o

81 81 82 B B 69.7 Coherent COHR 65.73 -0.51 -26 101 16o

38 45 37 B B- 25.2 Corning 2.7 r GLW 18.09 -0.43 -5 12m 11o

16 23 20 C E 38.2 DTS DTSI 23.01 -0.30 -27 75 18o

80 83 80 B D+97.6 Danaher .6 DHR 91.89 -2.24 +22 3.5m 22x

42 31 44 B B+ 44.5 DolbyLab 1.4 DLB 34.09 +0.08 +39 455 15o

51 30 68 C C+ 40.0 ESCOTech .9 ESE 37.28 -0.40 -20 95 23o

69 81 65 C C 93.3 FEI 1.5 r FEIC 80.80 -0.46 -10 207 25o

80 64 95 B B 24.5 Fabrinet FN 23.25 +0.24 -11 253 14o

23 44 11 C C- 65.6 FaroTech FARO 28.71 -0.34 -59 100 33o

49 56 56 C B- 12.9 Flextronics r FLEX 11.02 -0.02 +15 6.9m 10o

67 76 65 B D- 15.8 GSI GSIG 13.88 -0.15 -61 19 15ê

76 78 88 C B- 19.6 IIVI IIVI 18.77 +0.24 +25 230 18o

53 47 41 A C- 60.7 InterDi 1.7 r IDCC 47.45 -1.02 -22 238 16o

76 74 87 B C- 26.0 JabilCir 1.4 r JBL 23.64 -0.27+120 6.2m 9o

44 54 29 B C 39.0 KeysightTech KEYS 28.46 +0.09 +22 732 11o

60 63 64 C A- 17.0 KimballElec r KE 12.44 +0.76+782 481 13o

33 40 43 D B- 59.7 Kyocera 1.7 KYO 46.00 -0.98 -33 12 16ê

41 70 28 C B 18.4 LGDispl 1.5 LPL 10.31 -0.20 -34 368 6o

74 69 87 B C+ 114 Littelf 1.1 LFUS 106.2 -0.85 -45 81 21o

44 37 45 B C+ 77.4 MTSSys 2.0 MTSC 61.40 -0.37 +35 107 20o

51 70 32 B B- 49.0 Methode 1.1 MEI 31.83 -0.65 +15 343 12o

80 83 81 B D+350 MettlerToldo MTD 332.1 -8.64 -17 164 26o

73 78 96 D C+ 26.1 MultiFinelne MFLX 21.25 +0.36 -19 108 10o

41 33 45 B C- 20.9 Newport NEWP 15.95 -0.13 -18 127 12ê

92 64 96 A A- 22.7 Orbotech ORBK 21.31 -0.12 -16 180 10o

38 52 33 C C+ 46.4 Plexus r PLXS 35.26 -0.31 -53 91 12o

74 92 44 A D+80.0 ProtoLabs PRLB 63.53 -1.43 -24 161 33o

27 47 19 B D 17.3 RPX r RPXC 10.83 -0.42+122 621 10o

64 74 68 D C+ 30.4 RofinSinar RSTI 26.73 +0.22 -28 90 18o

45 57 56 C E 25.6 Sanmina r SANM 21.25 +0.34 +66 1.2m 9o

61 85 36 A D- 59.0 Sensata ST 44.66 -0.18 -45 875 16o

64 96 28 B C 29.5 Sparton SPA 20.79 +0.62+176 118 13o

81 90 69 A C- 102 Synaptics SYNA 79.83 -0.01 -4 472 12o

52 65 57 B E 73.7 TeConnc 2.1 TEL 63.39 -0.80 -13 2.1m 17o

52 46 71 C B 28.1 TrimbleNav r TRMB 21.93 -0.45 -32 1.2m 19o

91 91 96 B B+ 57.9 UnivDisply OLED 50.96 -0.84 -60 308 57o

27 60 21 E D- 17.7 Vicor VICR 9.45 -0.36 +99 67 99o

76 68 81 A D+137 Waters WAT 131.3 -2.43 -36 312 22o

17 46 12 C E 78.7 WescoIntl WCC 40.04 -1.55 +99 1.3m 8o

57 95 19 A D 119 ZebraTech ZBRA.66.45 -3.75+103 1.2m 13o

24. CHEMICAL -1.2%DailyChange -8.09%

SinceJan. 1

92 98 88 B A- 32.2 Aceto .9 ACET 28.15 +1.10 +21 378 19o

54 74 41 B D 158 AirProd 2.5 APD 130.4 -1.85 +81 2.5m 19o

79 63 96 B B- 139 Airgas 1.7 r ARG 137.5 -0.06 +2 1.5m 28o

65 31 74 B B+ 65.0 Albemar 2.2 ALB 52.42 +0.59 +14 1.7m 13o

48 85 39 C E 132 Ashland 1.5 ASH 103.3 -1.03 +59 849 14o

6 43 5 E E 51.4 Axiall 4.7 AXLL 13.69 -0.85 +18 1.7m 8o

76 79 71 A D 70.9 Balchem .5 BCPC 61.81 -0.54 -29 82 24o

54 41 74 D B 48.0 Cabot 2.2 r CBT 40.01 -0.96 -1 424 14o

70 64 84 B B 74.2 Celanese 1.8 r CE 65.92 -1.34 -37 569 10o

65 72 68 E B+ 32.3 Chemtura CHMT 27.11 -1.41 +5 636 23o

45 65 32 B D- 95.7 Compass 3.6 CMP 73.94 -2.08 +33 291 13o

42 80 16 B D- 29.0 CoreMldng CMT 12.50 -0.26 -48 21 7ê

69 83 83 C C- 57.1 DowChm 3.7 DOW 50.25 -0.47 +6 13m 14o

55 73 43 A D 83.9 Eastman 2.8 EMN 66.80 -1.72 -26 938 9o

40 57 29 C D 17.1 Ferro FOE 11.04 -0.27 +3 759 13o

21 28 23 B C- 64.7 FMC 1.8 FMC 37.54 -1.14 -14 1.4m 14o

49 71 43 C D 46.0 FullerHB 1.4 FUL 36.12 -0.63 -57 120 16ò

71 79 64 B B- 104 GraceWR GRA 96.85 -1.10 +47 733 20o

22 37 2 B C- 40.4 Hi-CrshP 34 HCLP 5.51 -0.39 -44 344 2o

21 51 7 C B- 24.6 Huntsmn 5.1 r HUN 9.84 -0.48 -25 3.4m 5o

20 36 10 C D 63.3 Innophos 6.4 r IPHS 30.14 -0.23 -15 174 10o

92 82 94 A B+ 59.5 Innospec 1.1 IOSP 55.34 -0.73 -4 169 12o

65 81 75 E B- 31.9 KMGChem .5 KMG 24.04 -0.46 +1 57 17ê

15 23 8 D C 13.9 KronosW 11 KRO 5.14 -0.44 +28 473 64o

70 91 70 C C+ 107 Lyndelb 3.6 r LYB 87.69 -1.24 -33 2.5m 8o

23 39 16 C D- 61.4 Mthnx 3.4 r MEOH 32.02 -0.93 -21 827 16o

45 77 22 B D- 74.9 MinrlsT .4 r MTX 47.53 -1.98 +13 236 10o

51 69 39 B D+483 Newmkt 1.7 r NEU 373.0 -5.03 +53 72 19o

28 33 24 D B 34.3 Olin 4.5 OLN 17.75 -0.66 -19 2.7m 18o

20 78 10 .. E 21.1 OrionEngn 7.5OEC 9.86 +0.01+465 449 10 ê

38 45 10 B B- 28.4 PlatformSpec PAH 12.39 -0.49 +14 5.3m 18o

52 88 37 C D- 41.2 Polyone 1.5 POL 31.25 -0.93 -47 278 16o

42 54 35 B D- 132 Praxair 2.8 r PX 102.9 -3.07 +3 1.7m 17o

60 65 45 C B+ 95.7 QuakerC 1.6 r KWR 77.69 -1.93 +3 67 18ê

33 55 18 B D- 84.9 Rogers r ROG 48.85 +0.03 +22 170 14o

30 58 23 D D- 49.0 SchlmA 2.8 SHLM 29.46 -0.09 -25 119 12k

56 78 72 E C+ 67.8 Sinopec 2.9 SHI 39.10 -0.45 -34 7 15ê

19 25 4 A E 34.0 Tantech TANH 5.27 -0.01 -72 61 8k

71 78 94 E C 33.7 Trinseo TSE 26.43 +0.28 +14 236 8ê

9 12 2 D E 23.3 Tronox 33 TROX 3.00 -0.34 +35 1.7m ..o

38 55 26 B C+ 40.2 USSilica 1.3 r SLCA 18.99 -1.86 +26 2.6m 16o

86 72 93 B A- NH WD40 1.6 WDFC 102.7 +0.12 -10 55 33ò

57 76 42 B B 79.3 Westlak 1.3 r WLK 53.69 -1.32 -22 547 10o

25. MACHINE -1.2%DailyChange -13.41%

SinceJan. 1

32 35 35 C C+ 23.7 ABB 3.2 ABB 17.71 -0.37 +13 2.7m 16o

57 83 55 B D 42.6 AlldMot .5 AMOT 22.07 +1.87 -1 95 13ê

52 60 51 C B- 29.5 AltraI 2.4 AIMC 25.09 -0.81 -20 93 14ê

73 80 68 B C 57.7 Ametek .7 r AME 53.55 -0.80 +39 1.9m 21o

84 87 89 B C 60.4 AZZ 1.1 AZZ 55.44 -1.21 -41 82 19ò

76 65 86 B B+ 34.6 BwxTech .8 BWXT 31.05 -0.49 +27 846 18o

54 37 71 B C- 65.9 BadgerM 1.3 BMI 60.25 -0.12 +40 109 32o

45 52 43 C C+ 23.2 CalgnCa 1.2 CCC 16.83 -0.09 +33 320 18o

15 21 25 C D- 94.7 Caterpi 4.7 CAT 64.90 -2.82 +10 6.7m 13o

39 54 30 B D 68.7 Clarcor 1.8 CLC 48.56 -0.29 -8 311 16ò

40 80 24 D C- 59.3 CleanHarbors r CLH 40.84 -0.71 -28 376 23o

23 57 8 D D+53.6 Colfax CFX 23.22 -0.30 -36 1.2m 12o

28 63 34 C E 28.5 ClmbMckn .8 CMCO 19.36 +0.39 +4 84 12o

32 40 26 C C 39.5 Donalds 2.4 r DCI 28.00 +0.07 +84 1.3m 18o

40 45 37 C C+ 78.2 Dover 2.8 r DOV 59.46 -1.99 +25 2.1m 14o

49 65 48 C B- 73.3 EnerSys 1.2 ENS 56.59 -0.53 -18 246 13o

33 46 28 D B 70.2 EnPro 1.8 r NPO 44.04 -0.91 -35 112 22o

36 47 26 B C+ 64.4 Flowser 1.8 FLS 40.80 -1.06 -15 1.2m 12o

35 45 32 C C 39.8 FrankEl 1.4 FELE 28.00 -0.79 -32 197 19o

37 61 22 B C- 50.8 Generac GNRC 29.14 -0.82 -11 777 10o

73 81 53 A B 82.1 Graco 1.9 r GGG 69.45 ... +34 425 20o

70 69 81 B B+ 27.1 HollySys 1.8 HOLI 21.89 -0.71 +61 429 12o

47 65 41 B D 117 Hubbell 2.4 r HUBB 93.36 -1.41 +33 358 16ê

27 58 27 C D 38.7 Hurco 1.3 HURC 25.18 -0.25 -43 12 10k

28 61 23 C E 76.5 Hystr-Ya 2.2 HY 52.46 +0.54 -11 66 10o

67 69 71 B C- 80.3 IDEX 1.7 r IEX 76.19 -0.72 -3 488 21o

40 8 67 D B- 11.5 IdealPower IPWR 7.98 -0.02 -51 9 ..ê

71 75 71 B C+ 100 Illinois 2.4 ITW 92.55 -1.42 +21 2.0m 18o

50 69 33 B C 70.9 IngrslR 2.2 IR 53.42 -0.94 -2 2.3m 14o

51 68 39 C C+ 44.0 ITTCorp 1.4 ITT 34.70 -0.94 -21 519 13o

88 76 96 B B 51.3 JohnBean .8 r JBT 47.36 +0.39 -38 108 26ê

2 11 4 D C- 49.0 JoyGlob .3 JOY 11.87 -0.29 +54 7.6m 5o

55 83 48 C C- 56.3 Kadant 1.7 r KAI 41.09 -0.58 -51 28 13o

69 67 74 C B 43.5 Kaman 1.8 r KAMN 40.79 -0.32 +3 88 16ê

3 11 9 D E 39.9 Kenname 4.5 KMT 17.94 -0.23+149 3.2m 11o

36 68 25 C D- 72.5 LinclnE 2.5 LECO 50.40 -1.44 +26 601 13o

18 39 23 D D 23.2 Manitow .6 MTW 14.40 -0.39 +83 5.4m 27o

75 54 75 B A 22.9 NIDEC .8 r NJ 18.45 -0.45 +33 105 29ê

40 47 35 B D 84.5 Nordsn 1.5 NDSN 64.22 -0.65 +70 596 17o

26 32 28 C D 132 ParkHan 2.6 PH 95.19 -3.53 +9 1.5m 13o

42 60 29 C C- 69.7 Pentair 2.7 PNR 49.58 -2.20 +42 2.2m 12o

25 9 32 D B+ 14.2 Percptrn 1.7 PRCP 8.67 -0.10 +15 33 ..o30 42 8 B C 69.8 PowerSolutns PSIX 21.73 +0.02 -27 85 23ê

28 38 23 C C- 30.8 ProgrssW 2.3 BIN 22.36 +0.20 -14 265 18o

51 81 26 C C- 81.4 RegalBe 1.6 RBC 57.37 -1.07 +50 355 11o

66 60 84 C B- 44.9 RepblSr 2.7 r RSG 43.84 -0.46 +4 1.6m 21o

41 59 22 B B- 28.8 Rexnord r RXN 17.66 -0.55 -27 414 10o

48 60 39 B C+ 127 Rockwell 2.9 ROK 100.0 -3.36 +7 1.2m 15o

6 12 7 E D- 22.9 SPX 16 SPXC 9.12 +0.10 -2 827 ..o72 79 71 B B- 93.1 Standex .7 SXI 80.43 -0.93 -13 63 17ê

58 78 34 A C- 151 Stericycle SRCL 118.7 +0.05 -32 790 26o

11 26 12 C B- 84.9 Stratasys SSYS 25.85 +0.97 +68 1.8m 38o

44 39 41 B B- 42.4 SunHydr 1.2 SNHY 31.06 -0.33 -17 68 21o

51 59 25 B B- 47.6 Team r TISI 32.75 -1.03 -31 97 17k

54 74 45 B C- 74.8 Tennant 1.4 r TNC 57.32 -0.99 +23 90 21o

36 75 27 D C 29.3 Terex 1.3 r TEX 18.64 -0.06 -43 816 9o

8 21 8 C B- 34.0 ThreeDSys DDD 10.00 +0.55 +93 5.8m 33o

29 54 22 B E 53.0 USEcolo 2.0 ECOL 36.62 -1.00 -45 79 21o

81 63 91 B A- NH WasteCo 1.1 WCN 55.23 -0.56 +89 1.0m 27o

70 67 80 C B 55.9 WsteMg 2.9 WM 53.28 -0.65 +52 3.2m 20o

69 66 77 B B- 56.6 Woodwrd .8 r WWD 49.71 -0.50 +39 427 18o

62 47 78 C B+ 39.2 Xylem 1.5 r XYL 36.46 -1.00 -8 1.2m 19o

26. APPAREL -1.5%DailyChange +6.99%

SinceJan. 1

61 91 51 A D- 109 Carters 1.0 CRI 89.31 -0.43 +1 739 19o

26 32 39 B D- 29.7 Cheroke 1.2 CHKE 16.65 -0.18 +60 95 16o

36 20 53 B B+ 43.9 Coach 4.1 COH 32.64 -0.69 +23 5.8m 18o

38 86 20 B E 74.7 Columbia 1.5 COLM 43.98 -0.45 -45 198 19o

6 32 15 .. E 95.8 Deckers DECK 49.30 -1.24 -11 1.0m 11o

49 93 20 B D+73.9 GIIIApparel GIII 46.26 -1.31 -22 434 16o

41 54 48 C D+35.2 Gildan .9 GIL 28.87 -0.49 -31 459 28o

69 91 48 A C- 34.8 Hanesbr 1.4 HBI.29.35 -0.15 -32 2.3m 18o

4 32 3 B E 37.3 Iconix ICON 6.59 +0.29 -34 1.8m 4o

45 77 17 A C+ 35.8 KateSpade KATE 18.03 -0.49 +39 3.8m 43o

48 80 21 A C+ 77.8 MichaelKors KORS 39.43 -1.51 -10 3.3m 9o

88 92 95 A C 135 NikeB 1.0 r NKE 130.2 -0.71 -6 3.7m 32ó

50 82 41 B D+91.2 OxfordI 1.6 OXM 63.74 -1.36 -18 127 17o

20 65 13 C E 129 PVH .2 r PVH 74.09 -1.75+151 3.3m 10o

32 73 25 D C- 28.2 PerryEllis PERY 19.30 -0.17 +45 156 12o

24 43 32 C D- 187 RalphLau 1.8 RL 112.8 -3.11 +4 1.2m 16o

10 43 13 D E 23.1 Rocky 3.7 RCKY 11.78 +0.73 +88 90 9ê

68 99 59 A E 54.5 SkechersA SKX 30.23 -0.44 -59 2.0m 18o

44 69 24 B C+ 44.7 SteveMaden SHOO 30.54 -0.22 -28 550 17o

63 81 48 A D 105 UnderArmour UA.81.27 -1.84 -26 2.5m 83o

56 87 53 C C+ 37.5 Unifi UFI 29.37 -0.04 +24 107 14o

49 80 33 A D 77.8 VFCorp 2.4 VFC 62.46 -1.13 +13 3.0m 20o

12 41 11 C E 35.2 Wolveri 1.4 WWW 17.24 -0.05 -49 718 12o

27. MISC -1.4%DailyChange -17.64%

SinceJan. 1


79 91 84 .. B+ 37.67BerryPlstcs BERY 35.21 -0.53 -61 560 22o

58 69 55 B C- 170 3M 2.8 MMM 148.9 -1.10 +22 3.0m 19o

74 72 82 D A 41.6 AlbnyInt 1.8 AIN 37.13 -0.09 +21 145 22ê

74 76 85 C C+ 76.0 Aptargr 1.7 ATR 72.26 -1.19 -36 160 23o

68 57 74 C B 77.2 Ball .7 BLL 70.52 -1.11 0 1.1m 20o

63 72 64 C C+ 49.4 Bemis 2.5 BMS 44.52 -1.10 -9 569 17o

63 63 53 C B 229300 BerkHthwyA BRKA201000 -2800 0 0.2 19ê

60 63 53 C C+ 152 BerkHthwyB BRKB 134.0 -1.91 +9 3.6m 19ê

66 90 43 B B- 104 Carlisl 1.4 CSL 88.02 -1.37 -60 259 19o

81 87 92 A D+160 Chemed .6 r CHE 150.2 +0.21 -4 148 21o

36 59 26 B C- 70.5 Crane 2.9 CR 45.72 -0.91 +7 348 11o

57 63 52 C C+ 57.1 CrownHldg CCK 48.90 -0.91 -61 297 14o

28 32 39 D D+48.3 Domtar 4.3 r UFS 37.07 -1.15 +18 575 10o

32 62 25 C D- 73.8 EatonC 4.4 ETN 50.13 -1.86 +11 4.5m 11o

49 29 84 C C+ 80.7 EIduP 2.3 DD 65.23 -1.00 -26 4.9m 20o

28 41 30 B E 63.4 Emerson 4.2 EMR 45.00 -1.10 +12 5.0m 11o

41 22 72 E C+ 13.9 FibriaC 8.3 FBR 12.42 -0.36 -19 1.1m ..o72 51 93 C A- 31.2 General 3.0 GE 30.55 -0.43 -46 57m 17x

38 34 45 D B+ 27.6 Glatfel 2.5 GLT 19.36 +0.19+105 322 15o

54 88 42 C E 16.1 GraphPkg 1.6 r GPK 12.67 -0.26 -20 2.2m 16o

74 85 68 B B- 107 Honywell 2.3 HON 102.3 -1.77 +7 3.7m 17o

8 7 23 E E 101 IcahnE 9 IEP 63.80 -1.78 +63 139 ..o

38 60 24 C C+ 57.9 IntlPap 4.7 IP 37.72 -0.86 +4 3.4m 11o

63 56 48 B A- 35.9 KapStone 1.7 KS 23.05 -1.35 +16 1.0m 13o

60 88 55 E B- 30.4 Koninkl 2.9 PHG 25.98 -0.77 +4 1.1m 31o

9 22 19 E E 25.4 Leucadia 1.5 LUK 16.36 -0.13+105 5.0m 21o

47 91 30 D D- 24.6 MDUResr 4.5 MDU 16.74 -0.18 -14 1.2m 3o

17 26 19 D D- 16.0 MercrInt 5.1 MERC 9.08 -0.09 -35 89 10o

84 83 87 B B 69.6 NeenahP 1.8 NP 64.90 -0.14+105 163 18ê

61 94 50 C C 33.4 OtterTa 4.6 OTTR 26.65 +0.08 -13 67 17o

20 24 18 C D- 27.4 OwensIllinois OI 16.94 -0.42+189 4.4m 10o

56 78 35 B C 84.9 PackagCp 3.6 r PKG 61.96 -3.10 +43 1.2m 13o

80 82 88 B B- 195 RoperTe .5 ROP 184.6 -1.82 +50 649 27o

71 61 85 C B 47.5 SchtzM 3.8 SWM 41.77 +0.27 +28 229 12o

55 86 39 C D- 55.8 SealAir 1.2 r SEE 43.07 -0.75 -14 1.7m 17o

61 58 56 C B+ 59.3 SilganH 1.2 SLGN 52.82 -0.94 -23 205 17o

52 56 53 C C 47.9 SonocoP 3.4 SON 40.63 -1.14 +14 579 16o

39 57 25 C B+ 32.5 Trimas r TRS 18.22 -0.68 -29 174 13o

35 63 24 C E 44.8 TycoIn 2.6 TYC 31.28 -0.94 +35 4.0m 13o

44 61 37 B C 124 UnitedT 2.7 r UTX 93.87 -1.26 -4 4.8m 14o

5 9 18 .. E 18.9 XeriumTec XRM 11.05 -0.18+120 95 9o

28. COMPUTER -1.0%DailyChange -13.90%

SinceJan. 1

72 96 43 A D 134 Apple .1 r AAPL 109.0 -2.36 +3 45m 11o

94 98 78 A B- 88.6 AristaNtk ANET.72.86 +1.26 +25 725 33o

53 86 22 A D- 13.0 Brocade 2.0 r BRCD 8.82 -0.05 -18 3.7m 8o

35 26 47 D B+ 38.0 Canon 3.9 CAJ 30.13 -0.55 -8 266 17o

75 74 58 A C+ 30.3 Cisco 3.1 CSCO 26.72 -0.52 -7 25m 11o

30 24 39 C D- 38.9 Diebold 3.8 DBD 30.51 -0.61 -28 399 19o

89 88 82 B C 49.8 ElecImag EFII 47.16 -0.27 -38 168 24o

48 61 55 B D 30.9 EMC 1.8 EMC 25.57 -0.43 -48 11m 13o

27 36 29 C C 18.7 HPInc 5.9 r HPQ 11.90 -0.36 +1 26m 3o

64 82 59 C D- 16.1 IXIA XXIA 12.81 -0.10 -43 257 19o

93 86 92 B B- 32.4 Juniper 1.4 JNPR 29.11 -0.29 -28 4.2m 15o

54 82 31 B D 17.5 KornitDigital KRNT 11.42 +0.04 +33 58 47ê

30 30 35 C C+ 47.7 LexmarkA 4.6 LXK 31.56 -0.72 -52 363 9o

43 14 84 D B 16.4 Logitech 4.7 LOGI 14.89 -0.16 -31 242 99o

87 75 94 B B+ 20.0 Mercury MRCY 18.62 -0.42 -28 109 25o

52 75 35 C B- 36.5 NCR NCR 25.60 -1.12 -4 2.8m 9o

44 33 56 B D+33.2 NatInstr 2.6 NATI 29.50 -0.13 -40 138 27o

17 32 25 B E 43.5 Netapp 2.5 NTAP 28.30 -0.64 +20 3.9m 12o

65 32 97 D B 45.8 Netgear NTGR 43.21 -1.12 -37 323 20o

76 90 65 A D- 68.4 NiceSyst 1.1 NICE 59.00 +0.33 -22 137 19o

67 44 86 C B 14.2 Polycom PLCM 13.15 -0.04 -19 913 14o

54 24 65 B B 15.9 Qlogic r QLGC 12.47 -0.07 +8 964 12o

42 57 20 B C+ 24.9 Radware r RDWR 15.41 -0.08 -2 300 18o

60 62 33 A D- 13.5 RuckusWrls RKUS 10.19 -0.17 -9 1.3m 24o

10 34 12 C E 69.4 Seagate 6.4 r STX 33.92 -0.86 -22 4.0m 9o

23 45 9 C D- 49.1 SierraWr SWIR 16.28 +0.02 -32 343 16o

58 84 25 B D+48.4 Silicom 3.7 SILC 26.92 +0.11 -35 21 12ê

45 80 16 A E 42.0 SuperMicro SMCI 22.84 -0.39 -65 224 10o

22 35 20 B C 47.0 Teradata r TDC 26.82 -0.74 -22 1.9m 11o

33 86 19 .. E 36.0 WestCo 4.3 WSTC 21.05 +0.11 +8 275 6o

11 41 13 C E 114 Western 3.4 r WDC 59.40 -1.56 -25 3.0m 8o

31 43 35 D C 14.3 Xerox 2.7 XRX 10.19 -0.08 -11 12m 10o

65 68 45 D A- 32.2 ZayoGroup r ZAYO 26.38 -1.01+262 5.6m ..o

29. METALS -1.7%DailyChange -24.37%

SinceJan. 1

2 9 5 E D- 37.8 Alleghny 3.1 ATI 10.47 -0.12 +13 2.7m ..x19 52 20 E D- 17.4 AlmnmChina ACH 7.77 -0.08 -38 54 ..o4 43 5 E E 12.0 ArcelrMi 4.6 MT 3.73 -0.17 +7 10m ..o

60 74 47 C B- 41.8 Barnes 1.3 B 35.86 -0.51 -37 154 15o

47 86 37 D D 17.8 ComcrlM 3.5 CMC 13.70 -0.18 +10 1.6m 9ò

90 95 97 D B+ 27.9 Gibraltar ROCK 24.20 -0.92 -21 248 29o

72 69 96 C B- 24.1 GlobBrs& .7 BRSS 21.55 -0.39 -46 104 9o

7 21 10 C D- 22.0 GlobSpec 3.2 GSM 10.01 +0.26 +66 699 14o

10 24 10 D E 13.3 HC2 HCHC 5.25 -0.06 -35 124 ..o24 49 13 C D- 48.9 HandyHarm HNH 20.62 -0.03 -61 7 14ê

23 46 28 C E 51.7 Haynes 2.5 HAYN 34.65 -0.27 +1 59 13o

84 92 92 B B- 24.7 Insteel .6 IIIN 21.58 +0.06 -18 75 19ò

70 93 78 C D 88.9 KaiserA 1.9 r KALU 83.38 -1.39 -21 145 19o

19 38 25 D E 41.9 Matern 1.3 MTRN 27.47 -0.12 +25 128 15o

33 46 29 D C 37.2 Mueller 1.1 MLI 27.43 -1.00 +3 166 18o

37 61 14 B D- 29.9 NNInc 1.8 NNBR 15.28 -0.12 -46 187 11o

59 73 32 D A 18.8 NCIBldg NCS 12.50 -0.41 +10 329 29o

20 43 32 D D 51.2 Nucor 3.9 r NUE 38.47 -0.19 +53 3.2m 22o

33 68 23 B E 65.2 ParkOhio 1.4 PKOH 34.49 -1.10 -4 60 8ê

12 44 15 E C 66.9 POSCO 4.3 PKX 34.02 -1.30 0 453 14o

78 82 75 A C- 77.9 RBCBearng ROLL 65.13 -0.98 +6 106 22o

40 45 53 D C 66.9 Relianc 2.9 RS 55.98 -0.59 -14 447 11o

25 27 37 C D+23.2 SteelDy 3.2 STLD 17.01 +0.20 +77 5.1m 16o

10 17 31 D E 32.8 Tenaris 3.9 TS 23.28 -0.56 -21 2.2m 86o

18 36 20 D C 21.0 Ternium 7.4 TX 12.20 -0.16 -18 275 12o

14 19 21 C D- 44.3 Timken 3.8 TKR 27.26 -0.77 +18 929 12o

3 23 6 D E 28.4 UnivStnlss USAP 8.17 +0.01 +68 79 ..ê

5 23 4 D D 29.6 USSteel 2.7 X 7.43 -0.88 +64 16m 28o

26 35 39 C E 131 Valmont 1.5 r VMI 102.6 -1.89 -21 193 17o

30. TRANSPRT -1.1%DailyChange -18.92%

SinceJan. 1


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38 75 40 E B 15.7 AegeaM .9 ANW 8.72 -0.17 -12 164 10o

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47 92 20 A D- 198 CandPac .8 r CP 126.9 -1.63 +27 1.4m 12o

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B Y N A N C Y G O N D O


Pharmaceuticals aren’t just a source of relieffor physical ailments — their oft-steady divi-dends can provide some comfort even if theirstocks underperform.

Today we’ll look at four drug stocks in theDividend Leaders screen with yields thatbeat the 2.05% average of the S&P 500.

PfizerPFE onMonday raised its quarterly pay-out by 7% to 30 cents a share. That works outto $1.20 on an annual basis, for a 3.7% yield. Itwill be Pfizer’s 309th consecutive quarterlydividend.

The New York-based drug giant plans to re-domicile in Ireland, and it announced lastmonth that it’s acquiring AllerganAGN for $160billion. Analysts expect Pfizer’s annual profitto fall 4% this year and climb 8% the next,with sales to dip 2% before rising 9% in 2016.

Shares have been consolidating since lateJuly and are below the 10-week and 40-weekmoving average lines. But the stock is upabout 4% YTD vs. the S&P 500, which is flat.

MerckMRK, which has paid a quarterly divi-dend since 1970, currently offers a 3.5% annu-alized yield. The New Jersey-based drugmak-er’s sales fell the past few years. Views are fora 6% dip this year and a 2% rise in ’16. Annualprofit was flat last year. The Street expectsgains of 2% and 5% this year and next.

The stock is slightly underwater for theyear. It’s been hugging the 10-week line as itworks on a base with a potential 61.80 entry.

Johnson & JohnsonJNJ, with an annual pay-out of 2.9%, makes the Dividend Leadersscreen but isn’t in Thursday’s IBD due tospace limitations. Like the broader market,it’s flat for the year. A 13-month consolidationshows a 109.59 buy point for now.

AmgenAMGN pays a 2.4% dividend. The bio-tech has five-year earnings and sales growthrates of 15% and 8%, respectively. Analysts ex-pect EPS to jump 16% this year and 6% thenext, and respective sales increases of 8% and3%. The stock is shaping a cup with handle,with a 165.10 buy point. It’s up 2% YTD.





WESTAR ENERGY INC (WR) YTD +2% o$42.04139.9M Shares 77 Comp. Rating 59 EPS 88 RS 10% ROEENGAGED IN THE GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICI-TY TO ABOUT 698,000 CUSTOMERS IN KANSAS.

Ann. EPS Growth +1% PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 1,069,100 Debt 103%Last Qtr Eps -12%aNext Qtr Eps Est +19% Last Qtr Sales -4%

3 Q's Avg Eps -8% PreTax Mgn 18%Eps Due 2/23 Group 34

Yield 3.43%

Acc/Dis C

Back above 41.40 cup-with-handle entry, in buy range.

XCEL ENERGY INC (XEL) YTD +1% o$36.40502.4M Shares 77 Comp. Rating 71 EPS 82 RS 10% ROEHOLDING COMPANY PROVIDING ELECTRIC UTILITY TO 3.49 MIL CUSTOMERS ANDNATURAL GAS UTILITY TO 1.96 MIL CUSTOMERS

Ann. EPS Growth +3% PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 3,488,500 Debt 113%Last Qtr Eps +15%`Next Qtr Eps Est +10% Last Qtr Sales +1%

3 Q's Avg Eps +1% PreTax Mgn 13%Yield 3.52%

Acc/Dis D+

Consolidating around 10-week line; below 37.35 buy point.

DIGITAL REALTY TRUST INC (DLR) YTD +11% o$73.87144.9M Shares 83 Comp. Rating 64 EPS 88 RS 5% ROEREIT THAT OWNS, ACQUIRES, REPOSITIONS AND MANAGES TECHNOLOGY-RELAT-ED REAL ESTATE IN THE U.S., EUROPE AND ASIA.

Ann. EPS Growth 0% PE 49 Avg. Daily Vol 1,029,100 Debt 111%Last Qtr Eps -65%aNext Qtr Eps Est % Last Qtr Sales +6%

3 Q's Avg Eps +100% PreTax Mgn 12%Yield 4.6%

Acc/Dis B-

Shapes long cup w/handle base with 75.30 buy point.

WELLTOWER INC (HCN) YTD -13% o$66.01350.3M Shares 78 Comp. Rating 95 EPS 47 RS 3% ROEREIT THAT INVESTS IN HEALTH CARE AND SENIOR HOUSING FACILITIES LOCATEDIN 44 STATES, D.C., U.K. AND CANADA.

Ann. EPS Growth +88% PE 40 Avg. Daily Vol 2,592,500 Debt 82%Last Qtr Eps +50%aNext Qtr Eps Est +367% Last Qtr Sales +16%

3 Q's Avg Eps +118% PreTax Mgn 11%Yield 5%

Acc/Dis D

Retakes 10-week, below 40-week line; no discernible entry.

Duke Energy Corp DUK 70.5 4.68 2Southern Co SO 46.51 4.67 4P P L Corporation PPL 33.92 4.45 2Consolidated Edison Inc ED 64.22 4.05 2Pinnacle West Capital PNW 63.59 3.93 3American Electric Power AEP 57.42 3.9 4Great Plains Energy Inc GXP 27.18 3.86 4Ameren Corporation AEE 44.03 3.86 1Dominion Res Inc Va D 67.54 3.83 7D T E Energy Co DTE 79.95 3.65 5W E C Energy Group Inc WEC 51.26 3.53 16Xcel Energy Inc XEL 36.4 3.52 5

REIT LeadersClosing Yield Dividnd

Name Ticker Price % Grwth %





A T & T Inc T 34.03 5.52 2Verizon Communications VZ 46.1 4.9 3Philip Morris Intl Inc PM 89.08 4.58 11Altria Group Inc MO 58.43 3.87 8Pfizer Inc PFE 32.33 3.71 11C A Inc CA 28.5 3.51 50Procter & Gamble PG 80.29 3.3 7Maxim Integrated Prods MXIM 37.59 3.19 8Reynolds American Inc RAI 45.5 3.16 8Paychex Inc PAYX 53.35 3.15 7Cisco Systems Inc CSCO 26.72 3.14 51Hollyfrontier Corp HFC 42.26 3.12 40General Mills Inc GIS 57.23 3.08 11Lockheed Martin Corp LMT 215.22 3.07 23Unilever Plc UL 42.82 3.06 5Coca Cola Co KO 43.49 3.04 9

Dividend LeadersClosing Yield Dividnd


Chimera Investment Corp CIM 13.99 13.72 10Pennymac Mortgage Inv Tr PMT 15.91 11.82 12Starwood Property Trust STWD 20.78 9.24 6Colony Capital Inc Cl A CLNY 19.75 8.1 5Medical Properties Trust MPW 11.39 7.73 2Hospitality Prop Trust HPT 26.61 7.52 2Stag Industrial Inc STAG 19.01 7.31 9Omega Healthcare Inv Inc OHI 34.42 6.51 10H C P Inc HCP 37.24 6.07 4Ventas Inc VTR 54.81 5.33 8Welltower Inc HCN 66.01 5 4Parkway Properties Inc PKY 15.94 4.71 28

The Dividend, Utility and REIT Leaders highlight companies with steady and growingdividends as well as steady profit growth. Stocks must also meet price, volume and othertechnical and fundamental requirements.

Top Drug PlaysOffer Nice Yields

Utility LeadersClosing Yield Dividnd


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1 Ryanair RYAAY IRELAND 83.80 94 90 91 +29 +75 +100 +3 16 11Irish airline still a leader in cheap fares in Europe, Morocco.

2 Avago Technologies AVGO SINGAPORE 140.5 98 96 88 +8 +26 +12 +16 43 33Broadcom deal expected to more than double annual sales.

3 NetEase NTES CHINA 182.4 99 97 98 +24 +56 +27 +107 23 49Chinese firm moving from heavy focus on PC games to mobile gaming.

4 Icon ICLR IRELAND 75.41 94 95 86 +38 +29 +26 +2 19 14Has longer-term deals with some of the largest drugmakers.

5 Grupo Galicia GGAL ARGENTINA 26.02 94 92 97 -2 +15 -13 +18 30 14Bank's prospects tied to Argentine president-elect bringing reform.

6 New Oriental Education EDU CHINA 32.92 99 77 98 +8 +15 .. +16 18 18Offers Chinese students English language training and test prep.

7 TAL Education XRS CHINA 48.01 98 97 98 +32 +100 -16 +42 29 22Offers after-school tutoring to 1.5 million students.

8 Volaris Avia VLRS MEXICO 18.36 93 78 98 +259 +158 -34 +4 13 4Mexico-based airline uses ultra-low cost model.

9 Fleetmatics FLTX IRELAND 52.34 98 99 92 +34 +41 -11 +22 18 21Expanding into Europe with purchase of France's Ornicar SAS.

10 Weibo WB CHINA 19.82 99 78 97 .. +999 +225 +48 .. ..China-based social media platform shows big top-line growth in recent quarters.

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BY BLOOMBERG NEWS

Mexico raised borrowing costsThursday for the first time since2008 following Wednesday’s in-crease by the Federal Reserve,saying that failing to react to theFed’s move could lead to a disor-derly sell-off in the nation’s cur-rency and spur faster inflation.

Banco de Mexico’s board boost-ed the overnight rate 0.25 per-centage point to 3.25% from arecord-low 3%, as forecast by 21of the 26 economists surveyed byBloomberg. Five expected nochange.

The Mexican central bank’s for-ward guidance was little changedfrom October, with the board say-ing that it will focus attention onMexico’s monetary posture rela-tive to the U.S., the exchangerate’s impact on consumer pricesand the evolution of slack in theeconomy. While inflation is at analmost five-decade low andgrowth remains weak, Mexicanpolicymakers have been con-cerned that the long-awaited rateliftoff in the U.S., Mexico’s prima-ry tradepartner,could leadto cap-ital outflows and financial insta-bility in their country.

The central bank wants “to beable to take additional measureswith all flexibility and in the mo-ment that conditions requirethem,” the central bank said inthe statement accompanyingtoday’s decision.

The peso erased a loss of asmuch as 1%, gaining 0.1% to

16.9615 per dollar at 2:38 p.m.New York time. The currency onMonday weakened to its lowestagainst the dollar since a 1993 re-denomination in anticipation ofthe Fed’s decision.

The central bank, sometimescalled Banxico, said in its state-ment Thursday that the growthoutlook has improved amidstrengthening investment andconsumption, and that it sees in-flation near the 3% target overthe next two years.

“We maintain our view thatBanxico has some room to hikeless than the Fed in 2016 given in-flation under control, low pass-through and fiscal consolida-tion,” Carlos Capistran, chiefMexico economist at Bank ofAmerica, said in a note to clients.“We see very little in the state-ment to think that Banxico couldhike more than the Fed.”

The bank has spent about $24billionin2015 on programstosup-port the currency amid concernthat a smaller rate advantage vs.the U.S. could lead investors topull funds from Latin America’ssecond-largest economy.

The Fed’s increase on Wednes-day briefly reduced Mexico’s ratepremium over the U.S. to 2.5 per-centage points.

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90 78 82 B 10.3 Monogm Resi MORE 10.02 0.00 30994 93 81 B- 25.9 MutualFrst MFSF 24.00 -0.20 -2388 63 95 B- 17.2 NCIA NCIT 14.37 -0.25 -2782 77 71 B 18.7 Nanomtrcs NANO 15.68 -0.01 -4185 52 91 B 36.8 NatlBank NKSH 35.55 -0.67 -6588 82 53 B 77.0 NatlHlthInv NHI 60.87 -0.44 2287 81 90 B 94.2 NatlPresto NPK 80.89 -1.84 -986 58 94 B+ 17.0 NatlResrch NRCIA 16.70 -0.20 -2386 74 76 B- 44.4 NatlRetailPty NNN 39.32 0.07 -582 53 95 B+ 17.0 NatlStrgAff NSA 16.67 0.00 497 65 98 A 8.5 NaturalAlter NAII 8.75 0.28 2791 59 95 A- 6.5 NetSolTch NTWK 6.45 -0.05 15591 44 97 A- 13.3 Newbridge NBBC 11.98 -0.36 -7285 79 80 D 11.0 Northeast NBN 10.20 0.06 9389 76 79 C 7.9 NECmty NECB 7.55 0.08 -9287 71 86 B 14.1 NthtBnc NWBI 13.52 -0.13 -486 73 86 B- 52.6 NwNatGs NWN 49.98 0.22 2392 81 92 A+ 26.3 Nutractcl NUTR 26.12 0.28 -5987 61 92 B 20.4 Oceanfirst OCFC 20.01 0.18 3182 77 86 D+ 17.6 OceaSh OSHC 16.40 0.06 5993 87 96 A- 37.6 OilDriAmer ODC 36.84 -0.01 -3496 92 90 B- 18.3 OldLine OLBK 18.14 -0.07 7989 87 93 B- 19.0 OldPoint OPOF 18.01 0.06 -6388 89 90 B 43.2 OmegaFlx OFLX 39.04 -0.18 -4383 95 78 B- 11.8 P&FIndust PFIN 9.19 -0.31 4895 91 88 A 89.5 PSBusParks PSB 86.93 -1.44 6392 92 76 B- 8.2 ParkStrlng PSTB 7.22 -0.12 5485 62 90 C- 12.7 Pathfinder PBHC 12.53 0.03 8692 94 53 B 42.5 Paypal PYPL 35.54 -0.44 -3197 98 73 B 17.8 People'sUtah PUB 17.17 0.07 -7291 81 82 C+ 19.5 PeoplesNc PEBK 19.34 0.04 -9389 78 98 A- 16.8 Pep Boys PBY 15.80 -0.25 -4297 97 96 B- 24.1 PerfrmFdGp PFGC 25.09 1.46 24293 77 97 A+ 12.9 Photronics PLAB 12.63 -0.04 6891 78 78 B+ 18.1 PhysicinsRlty DOC 16.42 0.29 -187 52 98 A- 12.1 PMCSierra PMCS 11.60 -0.04 -7285 78 90 B 16.9 PowerSec POWR 14.37 0.09 4888 87 65 B 16.5 PremierFcl PFBI 15.05 -0.15 -4186 84 83 C+ 36.1 Press Gany PGND 31.28 -0.27 6393 78 98 B- 9.7 PrimoWtr PRMW 8.51 -0.07 -8687 70 71 B 13.5 ProvidntBanc PVBC 12.85 -0.02 55098 88 95 B 17.3 Pulaski PULB 16.00 -0.07 19295 76 93 B+ 24.5 QCRHldg QCRH 23.91 -0.09 -3389 57 91 C+ 46.4 QTS Realty QTS 43.31 0.11 -4288 71 80 A- 18.8 QualtySys QSII 15.71 -0.10 -4693 71 74 A 21.9 Quanex NX 19.90 -0.25 784 76 92 B- 9.3 RR Media RRM 9.00 0.07 14396 96 93 A- 23.8 Realpage RP 23.21 -0.35 -5293 93 82 B- 70.8 RegencyCtrs REG 67.73 -0.18 -485 55 83 B- 18.7 RetailOpp ROIC 17.97 -0.20 493 80 98 B 36.0 RivrVllyB RIVR 34.80 -0.07 -9596 90 84 A- 11.9 SB Finl Grp SBFG 11.10 -0.27 11095 86 84 B 34.4 Salisbury SAL 31.69 0.19 17186 85 79 E 12.7 Sapiens SPNS 9.94 -0.11 -6788 88 77 D+ 11.7 SciClone SCLN 8.83 0.01 -1288 78 86 D+ 9.4 SelectBancrp SLCT 7.90 0.00 -6589 95 86 B 6.1 SemiMfg SMI 5.16 -0.08 -7098 88 88 B- 18.5 Sierra BSRR 18.71 0.41 44983 78 97 B 16.2 SilverSpring SSNI 14.86 0.05 -999 92 97 B+ 10.3 Simulatns SLP 9.20 -0.07 -4993 89 81 B- 4.2 Sirius XM SIRI 4.02 -0.07 -1585 47 85 B- 10.0 SoufunHldgs SFUN 7.07 -0.13 -4692 77 89 B+ 23.2 SoundFinlBn SFBC 22.35 0.35 396 60 99 A 17.9 Southcst SOCB 15.01 -0.46 -4999 98 94 C+ 23.0 SthrnFst SFST 21.85 -0.13 -4894 69 94 B 24.7 SthrnMO SMBC 23.30 0.05 4997 89 86 B+ 13.5 SthrnNtl SONA 12.69 -0.19 13598 94 91 B- 105.9 SovranSlfSt SSS 105.46 0.15 1292 83 82 B 21.6 SpanAm SPAN 18.99 0.10 090 70 92 B- 20.0 Spark Energy SPKE 18.44 -0.38 2388 82 49 B 13.1 State Natl CosSNC 9.57 -0.12 -3997 99 83 C+ 24.1 Store Capital STOR 22.95 0.01 -1987 68 85 C 31.4 Suffolk SUBK 27.25 -1.26 49191 94 65 B- 14.3 SummitSt SSBI 13.60 -0.04 20795 91 80 C- 72.9 SunCommty SUI 69.52 -0.34 -1691 65 89 B+ 15.5 SunshnBanc SBCP 15.02 0.20 -1697 76 91 B+ 13.8 Sussex SBBX 13.32 -0.18 3690 78 90 C+ 5.5 T S R TSRI 4.70 -0.01 2598 78 96 B- 37.0 TakeTwoIS TTWO 35.85 -0.38 -2586 87 93 D 17.4 Taylr Dvice TAYD 14.41 0.07 5493 50 91 B- 15.9 Tecnoglass TGLS 13.70 -0.23 -4687 70 92 C- 29.4 TerritrlBanc TBNK 27.88 -0.05 -2196 99 91 C- 13.9 Timberland TSBK 12.23 0.12 -7290 68 82 B 27.1 TransUnion TRU 27.02 0.17 1093 97 91 B- 18.5 TriumphBanc TBK 16.64 -0.36 -489 79 86 C- 10.0 TwoRivrBanc TRCB 9.61 0.10 -3796 78 98 B+ 7.6 Ultralife ULBI 6.30 -0.05 -7798 92 89 A- 18.0 UnitdBcOH UBOH 17.45 0.05 -6090 64 92 B 6.1 UnitdCmty UCFC 6.10 0.05 -5891 98 88 C+ 15.4 UtdCmy UCBA 14.56 -0.05 -4688 89 61 D- 23.0 Utd Guardn UG 18.90 -0.06 -7590 77 75 B- 5.4 USecBc UBFO 5.30 0.05 -4695 96 85 D 11.5 UnityBanc UNTY 10.48 0.14 -7485 74 59 B- 24.3 UrstadBddleA UBA 19.91 -0.02 798 99 85 B- 17.9 Veritex Hdg VBTX 16.24 0.21 -2491 63 97 B 16.5 Vimicro VIMC 13.42 0.00 4088 80 83 B- 45.4 Virgin Amer VA 36.07 -0.79 -2897 73 95 C+ 22.9 WashFirstBk WFBI 20.77 -0.13 1895 78 83 B- 18.6 Westbry Bnc WBB 18.00 0.00 8592 87 84 B+ 8.1 WestfldFncl WFD 7.99 -0.05 -7991 97 81 D- 26.8 Wolverine WBKC 26.20 0.20 39384 72 87 D 12.6 WVSFncl WVFC 12.30 0.69 35895 80 94 B 3.7 XinyuanRE XIN 3.33 -0.09 -5797 86 88 C+ 32.2 YrCommnty YCB 31.80 0.00 -5997 84 97 A 12.7 Zagg ZAGG 10.67 -0.33 -3987 48 90 A- 27.5 Zendesk ZEN 25.97 -0.13 -4088 79 94 B+ 5.8 Zix ZIXI 5.21 -0.14 -31


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Company Name Symbol Industry Price Erns Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg

Record PaymentREGULAR: Period Amt. Date DateAnnaly Cap Mgmt ........... Q .30 12-31 1-29Anworth Mtge Asset ....... Q .15 12-31 1-29Apache Corp ................... Q .25 1-22 2-22Apollo Resid Mtg ............ Q .48 12-31 1-29Bank of So Carolina ....... Q .13 12-30 1-29Boston Properties ........... Q .65 12-31 1-28CVB Financial ................. Q .12 12-31 1-15Chesapeake Lodg Tr ........ Q .40 12-31 1-15Clarcor Inc ....................... Q .22 1-21 1-29Donegal A ........................ Q .135 1-31 2-16Donegal B ........................ Q .1175 1-31 2-16Equity Residential .......... Q .5525 12-28 1-8First Bncp ME ................. Q .22 1-7 1-29Hersha Hosp Trust .......... Q .28 12-31 1-15Inland Real Est ............... M .0475 12-31 1-18Methode Electronics ....... Q .09 1-15 1-30PG&E Corp ........................ Q .455 12-31 1-15Park Electrochemical ..... Q .10 1-5 2-2Pier 1 Imports .................. Q .07 1-20 2-3Science Applications ....... Q .31 1-15 1-29State Street Corp ............ Q .34 1-4 1-19Steel Dynamics ............... Q .1375 12-31 1-11Time Warner Cable ......... Q .75 1-4 1-25Virtus Inv Partners ......... Q .45 1-29 2-12Washington Tr Bncp ....... Q .34 1-5 1-14

West Pharmaceutical .... Q .12 1-19 2-3Winnebago Indus ........... Q .10 1-13 1-27

IRREGULARMesa Royalty Trust ....... M .0653 12-31 1-29

INCREASED NewInvestar Holding .............. Q .0086 1-4 1-29Realty Income Corp ....... M .1910 1-4 1-15Silver Bay Rlty Tr ............ Q .13 12-28 1-8

INITIALEnsign Group new x ........ Q .04 12-31 1-31x- Effective increase following 2 for 1 split.Heritage Insurance .......... Q .05 12-31 1-13Seritage Growth Prop ... .50 12-31 1-14

REDUCEDKCAP Financial ................ Q .15 1-4 1-28

SPECIALHeartland Financial ... .05 12-25 12-31Wolverine Bancorp ... 1.00 12-30 1-8

G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.

Cash Stocks Ex-Dividend for December 21, 2015Company AmountAlpine Glbl Premier Ppty .................................... 0.100 /15Alpine Global Dyn Div Fd .......................................... 0.130Alpine Total Dyn Div Fd ............................................ 0.115Axiall Corp ................................................................ 0.160Capella Education Co ............................................... 0.390Cbre Clarion Glb Rl Est ............................................ 0.150Computer Task Group Inc ....................................... 0.060Cutwater Select Income ......................................... 0.250Dollar General Corp ................................................. 0.220Eaton V Risk Mgd Div Eq .......................................... 0.279Eaton V Tx-Ad Bd And Op ......................................... 0.290Eaton V Tx-Ad Glb Div Op ........................................ 0.360Eaton V Tx-Mgd By-Wt Inc ...................................... 0.324Eaton V Tx-Mgd By-Wt Opp ..................................... 0.332Eaton V Tx-Mgd Div Eq ............................................. 0.169Eaton V Tx-Mgd Gl Div Eq ......................................... 0.163Eaton Vance Ca Mun Bd Ii ........................................ 0.183Eaton Vance Ca Mun Bond ...................................... 0.171Eaton Vance En Eq Inc Ii .......................................... 0.263Eaton Vance Enhan Eq Inc ....................................... 0.259Eaton Vance Fl Rt Inc Pl ........................................... 0.094Eaton Vance Float Rt Inc ......................................... 0.076Eaton Vance Ma Mun Bond ..................................... 0.190Eaton Vance Mi Mun Bond ...................................... 0.197Eaton Vance Mun Bond Fd ....................................... 0.192Eaton Vance Mun Bond Ii ......................................... 0.184Eaton Vance Muni Inc2028 ...................................... 0.142Eaton Vance Nj Mun Bond ...................................... 0.188Eaton Vance Ny Mun Bd Ii ....................................... 0.172

Eaton Vance Ny Mun Bond ....................................... 0.180Eaton Vance Oh Mun Bond ....................................... 0.176Eaton Vance Pa Mun Bond ...................................... 0.193Eaton Vance Sh Dur Divrs ........................................ 0.180Eaton Vance Sr Fltg Rate ......................................... 0.159Eaton Vance Tax-Adv Div ........................................ 0.145Eaton Vance Tax-Mngd Glb ...................................... 0.292Eaton Vnc Tx-Adv Glb Div ........................................ 0.205Federated Prem Inter Mun ....................................... 0.056Federated Prem Mun Incm ..................................... 0.074Flaherty Crm Pfd Inc Opp ........................................ 0.073Flaherty&Crumrine Dyn Pf ...................................... 0.160Flaherty&Crumrine Pf Inc ....................................... 0.090Flaherty&Crumrine Pf Sec ...................................... 0.136Flaherty&Crumrine Tot Rt ....................................... 0.136Flowserve Corp ....................................................... 0.180Ituran Location & Contrl .......................................... 0.150Jacksonville Bancorp ............................................. 1.080James Hardie Ind Plc Adr ........................................ 0.067L T C Properties Inc .................................................. 0.540Liberator Medical Hldgs .......................................... 0.020Liberty All Star Grth Fd ............................................ 0.450Meridian Bancorp Inc .............................................. 0.030Mexico Fund ............................................................ 0.340Miller Howard High Inc ............................................ 0.348One Liberty Properties ............................................. 0.410Philip Morris Intl Inc ............................................... 1.020Q A D Inc Cl A ............................................................. 0.072Q A D Inc Cl B ............................................................. 0.060Retail Pptys Of America .......................................... 0.166Special Opportunities Fd ......................................... 1.190Staples Inc ................................................................ 0.120The Kraft Heinz Company ........................................ 1.150

Dividends

5 UpBiodel Inc BIOD Medical-Biomed/Bth .23 –0.05 vs –0.11 .. .. .... .. 42 2General Mills GIS Food-Packaged 57.23 0.82 vs 0.80 +2.5a –1.2 4425 –6.1 77 76Navistar Intl Corp NAV Trucks & Prts-Hvy D 7.98 r–0.62 vs –0.88 .. .. 2488 –17 19 3Red Hat Inc RHT Comptr Sftwr-Dsktp 78.86 0.48 vs 0.42 +14.3a +2.1 524 +15` 93 89Worthington Indstrs WOR Metal Proc & Fabrica 29.44 0.60 vs 0.55 +9.1 +20 700 –20 62 87

11 DownAar AIR Aerospace/Defense 23.03 0.30 vs 0.35 –14.3 +3.5 424 +5.1 17 29Actuant Corp Cl A ATU Machnry-Tools & Re 22.91 0.31 vs 0.38 –18.4 +29 305 –6.9 32 71Bioanalytical Sys BASI Med-Resrch Eqp/Svc 1.60 –0.09 vs –0.01 .. .. 5.0 –22 24 31Duluth Hldgs Cl B DLTH Retail-Apprl/Shs/Acc 15.70 0.05 vs 0.09 –44.4 .. 55.3 +30a 60 95Dynasil Corp Of Amer DYSL Elec-Misc Products 1.74 0.01 vs 0.01 0.0 .. 10.8 +2.3 49 84Marcus MCS Leisre-Mvies & Rel 19.15 r0.18 vs 0.19 –5.3 –10 116 –0.3 77 58Rite Aid RAD Retail-Drug Stores 7.88 r0.06 vs 0.10 –40.0 0.0 8154 +22` 30 71Sanderson Farms SAFM Food-Meat Products 75.00 1.22 vs 4.04 –69.8 –9.6 680 –11 47 61Scholastic SCHL Media-Books 36.76 1.89 vs 2.21 –14.5 –10 602 –1.5 22 41Voyager Therapeutics VYGR Medical-Biomed/Bth 20.69 –0.15 vs –0.15 .. .. 4.9 .. 2 95

Winnebago Inds WGO Bldg-Mbile/Mfg & Rv 18.58 0.32 vs 0.37 –13.5 –14 214 –4.5 60 35


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Flour hard winter KC cwt 13.75 13.75Coffee parana ex–dock NY per lb. 1.2174 1.2174Coffee medlin ex–dock NY per lb. 1.3775 1.3775Cocoa beans Ivory Coast $ metric ton 3715 3715Cocoa butter African styl $ met ton 7458 7458Hogs Iowa/Minn barrows & gilts wtd av 49.21 49.93Feeder cattle 500–550 lb Okl av cwt 187.00 187.00Pork loins 13–19 lb FOB Omaha av cwt 86.67 84.50

GrainsCorn No. 2 yellow Chi processor bid 3.84¼ 3.83¾Soybeans No. 1 yellow 8.80 8.65½Soybean Meal Cen Ill 48pct protein–ton 283.90 283.90Wheat No. 2 Chi soft 5.04 5.04½Wheat N. 1 dk 14pc–pro Mpls. 5.95¾ 5.95¾Oats No. 2 heavy or Better 2.23 2.23Corn oil crude wet/dry mill Chi. lb. .38¾ .38¾

Soybean oil crude Decatur lb. .29] .29]

MetalsAluminum per lb LME .6703 .6699Copper Cathode full plate 2.0787 2.0799Silver Handy & Harman 13.715 14.195Molybdenum per metric ton LME 12,000 12,000Platinum per troy oz. Handy & Harman 848.00 876.00Platinum Merc spot per troy oz. 844.70 876.00

GoldLondon morning fixing 1065.85 off 9.40London afternoon fixing 1049.40 off 25.85NY Handy & Harman 1049.40 off 25.85NY Engelhard 1062.35 off 14.13NY Merc. spot month 1050.80 off 27.20

Textiles & FibersCotton 1–1–16 in. strict low middling 61.78 61.96Coal Central Appalachia $ per short ton 43.50 43.50

Raw ProductsNatural Gas Henry Hub, $ per mmbtu 1.670 1.670a–Asked, b–Bid, n–Normal, r–Revised,nq–Not Quoted, n.a.–Not Available.

GrainsWHEAT (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel769.00 465.50 Mar 16 196,406 482.75 488.25 472.25 484.00 + 0.50765.75 473.25 May 16 50,276 490.00 494.75 479.25 491.00 + 1.00732.00 480.50 Jul 16 54,130 495.00 500.25 485.25 497.25 + 1.75654.50 491.50 Sep 16 10,429 503.75 509.00 495.50 507.25 + 2.00665.50 506.25 Dec 16 19,843 518.00 524.25 509.75 521.25 + 2.00665.50 517.50 Mar 17 2,109 525.00 533.00 522.00 533.00 + 2.50Est. Vol. 196,656 Vol. 79,794 open int 333,297 +791CORN (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel512.00 362.50 Mar 16 696,603 370.25 375.00 362.50 374.25 + 4.50514.25 368.50 May 16 197,512 375.75 380.75 368.50 380.25 + 5.00597.50 373.75 Jul 16 156,304 381.00 386.25 373.75 385.75 + 5.25498.75 375.00 Sep 16 69,173 384.50 390.00 378.50 389.75 + 5.75568.25 377.00 Dec 16 133,686 391.50 397.25 385.75 396.50 + 5.25455.00 390.00 Mar 17 8,007 401.75 406.75 396.00 406.25 + 5.00460.00 400.00 May 17 2,079 405.00 412.75 402.25 412.00 + 4.75503.50 406.25 Jul 17 2,632 412.00 417.00 406.75 416.25 + 4.25489.50 395.00 Dec 17 3,603 404.00 409.50 400.50 409.00 + 4.00449.25 415.75 Jul 18 237 423.00 429.00 423.00 429.00 + 3.75429.00 394.50 Dec 18 248 413.50 419.00 412.00 416.25 + 1.50Est. Vol. 777,018 Vol. 222,217 open int 1,271,370 +7,652OATS (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel350.50 215.00 Mar 16 7,141 222.75 229.50 217.50 228.00 + 5.00333.75 220.00 May 16 1,337 222.25 229.75 220.75 229.75 + 6.00351.50 223.25 Jul 16 430 225.50 232.25 223.75 232.25 + 6.00319.25 227.50 Dec 16 42 230.00 233.50 230.00 233.50 + 2.75Est. Vol. 2,212 Vol. 882 open int 8,957 +453SOYBEANS (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel1223.3 844.25 Jan 16 147,480 860.00 878.25 854.00 877.00 + 14.51216.3 847.00 Mar 16 260,363 860.75 879.00 854.25 877.75 + 14.51216.3 853.50 May 16 100,382 866.25 884.50 859.75 883.50 + 14.51265.3 859.50 Jul 16 91,684 873.75 891.25 866.25 890.25 + 15.01214.5 861.25 Aug 16 11,585 872.75 892.75 869.25 892.75 + 15.01175.0 857.75 Sep 16 2,915 869.50 891.75 868.00 891.75 + 14.81256.5 850.00 Nov 16 76,363 875.25 895.25 870.00 894.00 + 14.81027.8 869.00 Mar 17 1,225 890.50 901.25 890.50 901.25 + 14.01150.5 857.00 Nov 17 1,142 881.00 902.25 879.25 902.00 + 14.5Est. Vol. 668,164 Vol. 308,986 open int 695,626 +2,634SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) – 100 tons– dollars per ton386.50 266.40 Jan 16 70,076 269.60 276.20 266.40 275.90 + 6.00384.70 268.30 Mar 16 152,020 271.50 277.90 268.30 277.60 + 5.80384.10 270.90 May 16 70,140 274.30 280.40 270.90 280.00 + 5.80384.10 273.80 Jul 16 53,221 276.90 283.10 273.80 282.90 + 6.10384.10 275.20 Aug 16 15,539 278.00 284.10 275.20 284.10 + 5.90384.10 276.50 Sep 16 13,294 279.20 285.30 276.50 285.30 + 5.90384.10 276.80 Oct 16 10,323 277.60 285.40 276.80 285.40 + 6.20384.10 277.70 Dec 16 32,596 279.20 286.90 277.70 286.60 + 6.30336.90 280.10 Jan 17 1,639 281.00 288.20 280.10 287.80 + 6.20336.90 282.00 Mar 17 1,885 282.30 289.30 282.00 289.30 + 6.20Est. Vol. 258,216 Vol. 111,318 open int 422,542 +177SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) – 60,000 lbs– cents per lb

43.07 25.98 Jan 16 69,531 30.29 30.33 29.71 30.07 – 0.3043.07 26.22 Mar 16 150,709 30.51 30.57 29.93 30.31 – 0.2943.07 26.41 May 16 79,726 30.70 30.77 30.15 30.53 – 0.2746.29 26.61 Jul 16 56,973 30.81 30.98 30.35 30.75 – 0.2543.07 26.81 Aug 16 8,486 30.69 30.95 30.41 30.81 – 0.2343.07 26.77 Sep 16 7,904 30.93 31.03 30.45 30.85 – 0.2346.29 26.86 Oct 16 8,780 30.76 30.93 30.55 30.85 – 0.2346.29 26.99 Dec 16 29,905 31.00 31.12 30.54 30.92 – 0.2134.65 27.83 Jan 17 1,914 30.92 31.27 30.80 31.16 – 0.2134.82 28.07 Mar 17 1,660 31.04 31.37 31.04 31.37 – 0.21

Est. Vol. 278,202 Vol. 164,350 open int 417,922 –4,324WHEAT (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel

... 463.75 Mar 16 101,399 480.25 484.50 470.00 480.50 – 0.50818.00 474.75 May 16 20,584 491.00 494.75 480.50 491.00 – 0.50749.00 485.75 Jul 16 40,828 500.50 505.25 491.00 501.75 – 0.25693.50 500.00 Sep 16 6,724 513.25 519.00 505.00 515.75 ...695.75 520.25 Dec 16 11,195 531.75 537.00 524.00 534.25 + 1.00

695.75 533.50 Mar 17 628 540.25 547.50 539.00 547.50 + 1.75Est. Vol. 25,790 Vol. 21,640 open int 181,533 –1,120ROUGH RICE (CBOT) – 2,000 CWT– dollars per CWT

13.71 10.21 Jan 16 6,731 10.92 11.19 10.90 11.11 + 0.15513.96 10.28 Mar 16 5,486 11.19 11.45 11.16 11.38 + 0.1614.10 10.28 May 16 2,409 11.48 11.67 11.48 11.67 + 0.15

Est. Vol. 3,362 Vol. 2,088 open int 15,635 +338

MeatsCATTLE (CME) – 40,000 lbs.– cents per lb.416.75 116.97 Dec 15 4,356 119.05 119.32 116.97 117.15 – 2.82437.00 121.97 Feb 16 114,407 124.15 124.45 121.97 122.52 – 2.45422.75 123.05 Apr 16 60,139 125.02 125.80 123.05 124.17 – 1.88328.25 115.47 Jun 16 42,663 116.95 117.72 115.47 116.72 – 1.10299.50 112.80 Aug 16 13,270 114.00 114.97 112.80 113.80 – 1.17319.00 113.80 Oct 16 8,030 114.95 115.85 113.80 114.85 – 0.97329.50 114.15 Dec 16 5,705 115.45 116.30 114.15 115.32 – 0.80326.75 113.70 Feb 17 1,184 114.75 115.07 113.70 114.50 – 0.95324.00 114.45 Apr 17 282 114.67 114.77 114.45 114.77 – 0.68Est. Vol. 31,091 Vol. 30,548 open int 250,036 +1,100FEEDER CATTLE (CME) – 50,000 lbs.– cents per lb.832.25 143.20 Jan 16 13,160 147.40 147.67 143.20 144.25 – 3.45795.25 141.70 Mar 16 11,242 145.65 145.95 141.70 143.45 – 2.65800.00 142.55 Apr 16 3,087 146.37 146.92 142.55 144.17 – 2.70797.50 142.65 May 16 4,636 146.00 147.17 142.65 144.92 – 2.15804.25 145.25 Aug 16 3,253 147.80 149.07 145.25 147.20 – 1.62795.75 143.82 Sep 16 221 144.90 146.77 143.82 145.57 – 1.33787.50 141.82 Oct 16 158 141.97 144.42 141.82 143.45 – 1.20161.50 138.57 Nov 16 197 138.57 141.30 138.57 140.05 – 1.80Est. Vol. 7,031 Vol. 7,216 open int 35,954 +314HOGS LEAN (CME) – 40,000 lbs.– cents per lb.619.75 53.97 Feb 16 78,058 57.40 57.40 54.95 55.77 – 2.13668.75 59.22 Apr 16 39,873 63.25 63.25 61.02 61.52 – 2.20724.25 66.30 May 16 823 70.55 71.42 70.02 70.55 – 1.37758.75 70.25 Jun 16 23,182 75.77 75.77 74.25 74.95 – 1.35756.25 71.07 Jul 16 8,385 75.22 75.82 74.60 75.35 – 1.12747.50 71.32 Aug 16 6,249 74.55 75.15 73.77 74.62 – 1.13656.75 62.12 Oct 16 4,862 64.67 66.12 63.95 64.80 – 1.90635.25 59.55 Dec 16 3,495 61.15 62.60 60.75 61.17 – 2.08660.25 63.10 Feb 17 142 66.00 66.00 64.12 64.12 – 1.95Est. Vol. 22,274 Vol. 23,229 open int 169,348 –7,765

FoodsCOCOA (ICE) – 10 metric tons– $ per ton3429.0 2650.0 Mar 16 113,501 3297.0 3299.0 3228.0 3253.0 – 38.03420.0 2655.0 May 16 43,665 3290.0 3291.0 3225.0 3249.0 – 37.03406.0 2645.0 Jul 16 21,755 3282.0 3284.0 3220.0 3243.0 – 37.03392.0 2640.0 Sep 16 17,786 3274.0 3277.0 3213.0 3236.0 – 37.03359.0 2635.0 Dec 16 11,138 3236.0 3236.0 3191.0 3214.0 – 36.03337.0 2690.0 Mar 17 19,945 3219.0 3219.0 3175.0 3197.0 – 33.0Est. Vol. 27,011 Vol. 22,154 open int 234,571 –2,691COFFEE C (ICE) – 37,500 lbs.– cents per lb.230.75 115.30 Mar 16 89,521 119.25 119.85 117.35 118.30 – 0.90231.00 117.55 May 16 31,644 121.65 122.00 119.65 120.55 – 0.95231.20 119.65 Jul 16 17,026 123.95 124.10 121.75 122.65 – 0.95231.75 121.60 Sep 16 9,870 125.90 126.05 123.75 124.60 – 0.90230.45 124.60 Dec 16 12,259 128.50 128.65 126.50 127.45 – 0.75230.00 127.60 Mar 17 3,055 130.15 130.60 129.35 130.15 – 0.65228.00 129.70 May 17 1,012 131.70 132.40 130.95 131.80 – 0.70195.85 135.70 Dec 17 818 136.20 136.70 135.70 136.55 – 0.45Est. Vol. 16,949 Vol. 17,688 open int 166,915 +2ORANGE JUICE (ICE) – 15,000 lbs.– cents per lb.171.75 105.05 Jan 16 5,624 148.20 148.20 143.25 144.55 – 3.40171.75 107.65 Mar 16 7,463 147.80 147.80 143.15 144.30 – 3.55171.75 110.70 May 16 1,244 147.70 147.70 143.95 144.10 – 3.50Est. Vol. 2,855 Vol. 2,415 open int 14,894 –147SUGAR 16 (ICE) – 112,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

26.48 23.50 Mar 16 3,262 26.00 26.03 25.77 25.77 – 0.0926.80 24.38 May 16 2,210 26.00 26.03 25.87 25.87 – 0.0926.75 24.30 Jul 16 1,530 26.00 26.03 25.88 25.88 – 0.1226.15 24.45 Sep 16 1,335 26.00 26.00 25.88 25.88 – 0.12

Est. Vol. 232 Vol. 701 open int 12,347 +439SUGAR–WORLD 11 (ICE) – 112,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

20.13 11.28 Mar 16 384,192 14.67 14.83 14.55 14.70 + 0.1120.04 11.44 May 16 182,669 14.35 14.50 14.23 14.39 + 0.1119.98 11.37 Jul 16 127,763 14.08 14.23 13.98 14.14 + 0.1120.09 11.54 Oct 16 74,571 14.13 14.29 14.04 14.19 + 0.1120.34 12.05 Mar 17 43,313 14.54 14.71 14.46 14.62 + 0.1120.27 12.05 May 17 8,433 14.35 14.49 14.24 14.38 + 0.1019.62 12.07 Jul 17 9,815 14.13 14.25 14.00 14.13 + 0.1018.08 12.27 Oct 17 9,812 14.08 14.21 14.04 14.08 + 0.10

Est. Vol. 37,016 Vol. 90,153 open int 847,881 +1,816

MetalsGOLD (CMX) – 100 troy oz.– dollars per troy oz.1442.7 1046.2 Dec 15 1,305 1072.6 1072.6 1050.5 1050.8 – 27.21147.7 1045.7 Jan 16 621 1071.3 1071.7 1047.2 1049.7 – 27.21346.5 1045.4 Feb 16 279,355 1072.2 1072.7 1046.8 1049.6 – 27.21348.3 1046.6 Apr 16 38,438 1073.3 1073.3 1048.3 1050.3 – 27.31452.9 1047.2 Jun 16 25,633 1072.0 1073.1 1048.8 1051.1 – 27.31308.2 1049.4 Aug 16 9,353 1071.4 1071.4 1049.4 1052.1 – 27.21309.6 1050.2 Oct 16 2,954 1067.5 1067.5 1050.4 1053.1 – 27.21474.0 1052.6 Dec 16 17,388 1073.3 1073.3 1052.6 1054.4 – 27.21238.6 1055.2 Feb 17 372 1072.4 1072.4 1055.2 1055.6 – 27.21965.1 1063.6 Dec 17 5,490 1086.0 1086.0 1063.6 1063.6 – 27.2Est. Vol. 186,554 Vol. 154,488 open int 393,010 +2,066MINI GOLD (CBOT) – 33.2 troy oz.– dollars per troy oz.1429.4 1046.9 Dec 15 8 1052.9 1052.9 1050.8 1050.8 – 27.21346.5 1045.7 Feb 16 859 1050.1 1073.1 1047.5 1050.1 – 26.71348.3 1046.0 Apr 16 90 1069.2 1069.2 1049.5 1050.3 – 27.31435.2 1046.6 Jun 16 47 1067.9 1067.9 1050.3 1051.1 – 27.31914.0 1053.1 Dec 16 24 1053.1 1054.6 1053.1 1054.6 – 27.0Est. Vol. 1,537 Vol. 1,047 open int 1,048 –84PLATINUM (NYM) – 50 troy oz.– dollars per troy oz.226.07 825.00 Jan 16 49,312 876.50 883.90 842.40 844.70 – 31.31266.3 826.90 Apr 16 22,854 869.90 884.10 842.80 844.80 – 31.61184.0 827.50 Jul 16 2,603 877.00 877.40 845.90 845.90 – 31.6Est. Vol. 28,663 Vol. 20,580 open int 74,578 –1,449PALLADIUM (NYM) – 100 troy oz– dollars per oz832.65 521.90 Mar 16 23,693 572.00 572.00 551.50 557.45 – 14.5804.50 526.30 Jun 16 141 562.25 564.65 557.35 557.85 – 14.5Est. Vol. 3,481 Vol. 3,374 open int 23,895 –533SILVER (CMX) – 5,000 troy oz.– cents per troy oz.2506.3 1363.5 Dec 15 315 1388.5 1388.5 1368.3 1368.3 – 53.52183.5 1363.5 Jan 16 725 1409.5 1412.0 1365.0 1367.4 – 54.42185.2 1362.0 Mar 16 128,436 1419.5 1422.5 1366.5 1370.3 – 54.52189.8 1366.0 May 16 11,715 1423.5 1423.5 1370.5 1373.4 – 54.72528.4 1373.0 Jul 16 5,934 1405.0 1407.0 1376.5 1376.7 – 54.71861.4 1378.0 Sep 16 4,767 1420.5 1423.0 1378.0 1380.1 – 54.73684.7 1377.0 Dec 16 8,202 1425.5 1425.5 1383.0 1384.9 – 54.73270.2 1403.9 Dec 17 1,259 1445.0 1445.0 1406.7 1406.7 – 54.7Est. Vol. 51,542 Vol. 57,657 open int 163,289 –3,575MINI SILVER (CBOT) – 1,000 oz.– cents per oz.2184.5 1360.0 Jan 16 33 1403.8 1403.8 1361.4 1363.0 – 58.82185.2 1354.9 Mar 16 1,299 1419.0 1419.0 1366.0 1369.0 – 55.82189.8 1370.6 May 16 49 1414.7 1414.7 1373.4 1373.4 – 54.72486.2 1375.6 Jul 16 68 1418.0 1418.0 1376.7 1376.7 – 54.73684.7 1383.4 Dec 16 50 1395.0 1395.0 1388.1 1388.1 – 51.5Est. Vol. 519 Vol. 535 open int 1,516 –59HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) – 25,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

343.20 200.15 Dec 15 1,506 204.00 204.00 203.00 203.45 – 2.65326.75 200.30 Jan 16 2,068 206.80 207.10 203.45 203.85 – 2.75326.75 200.50 Feb 16 1,274 206.30 206.60 203.70 204.10 – 2.80341.25 200.20 Mar 16 132,996 207.25 207.85 203.40 204.35 – 2.80326.70 201.20 Apr 16 642 204.85 204.90 204.60 204.90 – 2.80340.65 200.85 May 16 22,330 207.65 208.20 204.35 205.05 – 2.85326.55 202.55 Jun 16 860 205.65 205.65 205.60 205.60 – 2.80340.05 201.75 Jul 16 7,529 208.05 208.05 204.95 205.65 – 2.75339.45 202.50 Sep 16 2,909 209.00 209.00 205.50 206.20 – 2.75Est. Vol. 42,411 Vol. 55,667 open int 176,109 –2,652

OilsLIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) – 1,000 bbl.– dollars per bbl.

94.58 34.53 Jan 16 85,022 35.80 35.84 34.63 34.95 – 0.5795.88 35.96 Feb 16 419,269 37.05 37.08 35.96 36.27 – 0.4898.11 37.15 Mar 16 260,862 38.20 39.15 37.15 37.46 – 0.44

105.09 38.14 Apr 16 101,636 39.14 39.22 38.14 38.44 – 0.41104.65 39.03 May 16 76,283 39.86 40.07 39.03 39.30 – 0.3799.05 39.72 Jun 16 129,166 40.63 40.80 39.72 40.02 – 0.34

101.44 40.35 Jul 16 40,942 40.90 42.35 40.35 40.66 – 0.3194.90 41.02 Aug 16 31,357 41.54 41.89 41.10 41.25 – 0.2991.77 41.56 Sep 16 60,169 41.82 42.38 41.56 41.81 – 0.2791.66 42.20 Oct 16 30,064 42.60 42.60 42.22 42.33 – 0.2691.82 43.05 Dec 16 162,131 43.89 44.06 43.05 43.38 – 0.2494.92 43.70 Jan 17 22,443 43.70 43.79 43.70 43.79 – 0.2390.42 45.42 Jun 17 41,460 45.83 46.35 45.42 45.75 – 0.1890.24 5.450 Dec 17 63,449 48.56 48.56 47.43 47.79 – 0.2289.81 48.48 Mar 18 9,039 48.55 48.55 48.48 48.52 – 0.2289.60 49.31 Jun 18 10,238 49.34 49.42 49.31 49.42 – 0.2089.33 50.82 Dec 18 23,054 51.65 51.65 50.82 51.14 – 0.1889.09 52.33 Jun 19 1,336 52.35 52.35 52.33 52.33 – 0.1889.01 53.04 Dec 19 8,107 53.04 53.51 53.04 53.44 – 0.1896.44 54.77 Dec 20 3,122 54.79 54.84 54.77 54.84 – 0.18

Est. Vol. 699,973 Vol. 1,051,720 open int 1,661,207 –17,320NATURAL GAS (NYM) – 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu

4.570 1.7340 Jan 16 148,092 1.8250 1.8540 1.7340 1.7550 – 0.0354.557 1.8420 Feb 16 209,034 1.9020 1.9300 1.8590 1.8730 + 0.0074.490 1.9130 Mar 16 212,823 1.9850 2.019 1.9560 1.9720 + 0.0244.340 2.017 Apr 16 93,968 2.092 2.133 2.074 2.091 + 0.0344.340 2.087 May 16 60,804 2.167 2.213 2.153 2.171 + 0.0324.340 2.147 Jun 16 38,450 2.238 2.279 2.221 2.238 + 0.0324.340 2.206 Jul 16 25,618 2.302 2.343 2.289 2.302 + 0.0334.340 2.225 Aug 16 22,306 2.325 2.370 2.314 2.331 + 0.0354.340 2.225 Sep 16 39,116 2.343 2.377 2.318 2.339 + 0.0364.340 2.225 Oct 16 48,882 2.355 2.407 2.342 2.363 + 0.0354.365 2.225 Nov 16 13,604 2.446 2.895 2.435 2.455 + 0.0384.535 2.225 Dec 16 16,127 2.623 2.895 2.609 2.629 + 0.0384.686 2.225 Jan 17 27,615 2.726 2.895 2.710 2.742 + 0.0384.666 2.615 Feb 17 5,182 2.760 2.895 2.737 2.737 + 0.0334.606 2.615 Mar 17 11,885 2.730 2.895 2.711 2.711 + 0.0334.430 2.497 Apr 17 9,826 2.596 2.610 2.569 2.571 + 0.0234.430 2.524 May 17 3,014 2.619 2.623 2.584 2.584 + 0.0244.430 2.565 Jun 17 2,901 2.654 2.675 2.629 2.629 + 0.0244.450 2.615 Jul 17 2,306 2.692 2.692 2.676 2.676 + 0.0244.435 2.615 Aug 17 2,524 2.715 2.735 2.689 2.689 + 0.0244.430 2.615 Sep 17 2,197 2.695 2.695 2.684 2.684 + 0.0244.454 2.615 Oct 17 3,095 2.732 2.732 2.704 2.704 + 0.0234.538 2.615 Nov 17 2,689 2.810 2.895 2.765 2.776 + 0.0174.718 2.615 Dec 17 3,988 2.950 2.990 2.895 2.928 + 0.0174.860 2.615 Jan 18 1,818 3.011 3.028 2.895 3.028 + 0.0174.840 2.890 Feb 18 1,233 3.050 3.051 2.895 3.022 + 0.0164.780 2.890 Mar 18 1,016 2.956 2.986 2.895 2.971 + 0.0154.613 2.691 Apr 18 1,720 2.785 2.785 2.739 2.739 + 0.0134.613 2.721 Jun 18 902 2.756 2.776 2.756 2.769 + 0.0134.613 2.758 Jul 18 848 2.793 2.813 2.793 2.806 + 0.0134.976 2.890 Dec 18 1,803 3.061 3.091 3.061 3.075 + 0.014

Est. Vol. 529,439 Vol. 437,017 open int 1,027,037 –7,226HEATING OIL (NYM) – 42,000 gal, cents per gal334.41 108.74 Jan 16 49,917 112.04 128.50 109.95 110.53 – 0.69

293.28 112.61 Feb 16 77,297 115.12 128.60 113.52 113.97 – 0.94291.38 112.19 Mar 16 58,346 118.93 128.60 116.68 117.15 – 1.19289.34 118.82 Apr 16 33,057 120.63 128.60 119.02 119.50 – 1.35287.74 121.56 May 16 25,021 123.49 128.60 121.56 122.04 – 1.41286.54 88.50 Jun 16 31,802 126.28 128.60 124.03 124.44 – 1.35285.74 126.65 Jul 16 8,511 127.87 130.10 126.65 126.88 – 1.31285.04 126.80 Aug 16 8,186 129.85 130.95 126.80 129.20 – 1.34288.16 126.80 Sep 16 7,548 132.08 133.35 126.80 131.41 – 1.36285.32 126.80 Oct 16 4,143 135.33 135.35 126.80 133.61 – 1.31285.67 126.80 Nov 16 4,414 136.83 136.83 126.80 135.67 – 1.23285.92 126.80 Dec 16 29,854 138.72 139.70 126.80 137.70 – 1.16286.04 126.80 Jan 17 3,801 141.92 141.92 126.80 139.91 – 1.10275.14 148.15 Dec 17 2,859 155.83 156.02 149.60 154.70 – 0.91Est. Vol. 139,467 Vol. 209,918 open int 352,190 +1,744NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) – 42,000 gallons– dollars per gallon

2.617 1.1300 Jan 16 67,438 1.2459 1.2784 1.2300 1.2616 + 0.0292.619 0.4000 Feb 16 87,111 1.2540 1.2829 1.2367 1.2624 + 0.022.629 1.2015 Mar 16 51,094 1.2796 1.3048 1.2621 1.2831 + 0.0142.801 1.3440 Apr 16 34,530 1.4908 1.5146 1.4728 1.4919 +0.0089

Est. Vol. 153,314 Vol. 163,798 open int 376,493 +2,955

Woods And FibersLUMBER (CME) – 110,000 bd. ft.– $ per 1,000 bd. ft.346.40 218.00 Jan 16 1,695 260.00 260.50 257.70 260.00 ...323.00 226.00 Mar 16 1,994 261.20 262.30 259.40 260.90 – 0.40317.90 236.00 May 16 386 261.80 263.20 260.40 261.90 – 2.00Est. Vol. Vol. 463 open int 4,106 +19COTTON 2 (ICE) – 50,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

85.85 59.56 Mar 16 135,738 63.36 63.45 62.87 62.99 – 0.2682.96 60.11 May 16 30,380 64.21 64.22 63.68 63.79 – 0.2682.55 60.55 Jul 16 14,094 64.67 64.67 64.33 64.44 – 0.2482.62 60.29 Dec 16 10,271 64.75 64.75 64.48 64.59 – 0.20

Est. Vol. 15,728 Vol. 14,108 open int 191,075 –854

IndexesS&P COMP. INDEX (CME) – 250 x index2116.8 1580.3 Dec 15 62,425 2076.5 2078.0 2034.3 2034.3 – 37.82111.3 1800.6 Mar 16 68,096 2060.7 2073.0 2024.7 2024.7 – 39.02106.6 ... Jun 16 3,536 2054.4 2054.4 2017.8 2017.8 – 38.62103.4 1775.8 Sep 16 11 2048.4 2048.4 2011.8 2011.8 – 38.6Est. Vol. 14,500 Vol. 27,951 open int 134,068 +5,611S&P MINI INDEX (CME) – 50 x index2118.8 1785.0 Dec 15 683,563 2069.8 2082.3 2032.5 2034.3 – 37.82111.3 1819.3 Mar 16 2,448,737 2060.8 2072.8 2022.8 2024.7 – 39.02105.5 1820.0 Jun 16 7,133 2056.3 2065.8 2017.0 2017.8 – 38.6Est. Vol. 1,241,433 Vol. 2,611,893 open int 3,139,612 –5,227MINI DOW JONES (CBOT) – $5 x DJIA index18124 15285 Dec 15 45,746 17714 17819 17431 17437 – 6.0018042 15256 Mar 16 80,815 17628 17735 17341 17344 – 12.017823 15539 Jun 16 32 17520 17560 17401 17401 + 126.0

Est. Vol. 222,801 Vol. 229,247 open int 125,012 +552RUSSELL 1000 Mini (ICE) – $50 x index1181.3 1036.6 Dec 15 2,327 1146.9 1146.9 1125.9 1125.9 – 20.91177.5 1037.2 Mar 16 7,065 1139.3 1139.6 1121.2 1121.2 – 21.2Est. Vol. 310 Vol. 503 open int 9,392 +57NIKKEI 225 AVGS. (CME) – $5 x nsa20965 17340 Mar 16 48,616 19385 19575 19270 19295 – 85.0


FinancialsUS TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) – $100,000 prin– pts & 32nds of 100 pct163-12 145-30 Dec 15 7,903 156-12 157-11 156-07 157-08 +1–11158-28 144-28 Mar 16 512,859 154-10 156-04 154-09 155-29 +1–12Est. Vol. 438,954 Vol. 200,807 open int 520,767 –3,63710 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) – $100,000 prin–pts & 32nds & a half 32nd130-00 122-24 Dec 15 17,205 126-14 126-28 126-14 126-24 + 116129-18 123-16 Mar 16 2,518,089 125-21 126-09 125-21 126-04 + 12Est. Vol. 1,862,298 Vol. 1,021,362 open int 2,535,361 –60,241

5 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) – $100,000 prin–pts & 32nds & a half 32nd121-11 117-13 Dec 15 59,016 118-31 119-02 118-30 118-30 + 008120-24 117-26 Mar 16 2,295,279 118-11 118-17 118-11 118-13 + 01Est. Vol. 1,165,420 Vol. 701,146 open int 2,354,295 –34,7322 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) – $200,000 prin–pts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd109-24 108-25 Dec 15 17,024 108-30 108-31 108-28 108-28 0.00000109-18 108-20 Mar 16 989,438 108-21 108-23 108-21 108-21 0.00000Est. Vol. 576,854 Vol. 340,913 open int 1,006,463 +7,050EURODOLLARS (IMM) – $1 million–pts of 100 pct.

99.61 99.36 Jan 16 177,102 99.42 99.42 99.39 99.39 – 0.02399.58 99.19 Feb 16 50,143 99.37 99.37 99.34 99.35 – 0.02599.56 97.76 Mar 16 1,346,218 99.32 99.33 99.28 99.30 – 0.02599.50 99.25 Apr 16 2,441 99.25 99.25 99.25 99.25 – 0.02599.47 97.47 Jun 16 1,193,885 99.16 99.17 99.13 99.15 – 0.015

100.00 97.20 Sep 16 1,124,125 99.00 99.00 98.97 98.99 – 0.01599.21 96.95 Dec 16 1,228,203 98.83 98.84 98.81 98.83 – 0.01599.09 96.73 Mar 17 806,545 98.69 98.70 98.67 98.68 – 0.01598.97 96.52 Jun 17 654,175 98.53 98.56 98.52 98.53 – 0.0298.85 96.33 Sep 17 612,394 98.40 98.42 98.39 98.40 – 0.015

971.23 96.14 Dec 17 692,589 98.28 98.30 98.25 98.28 – 0.01970.23 70.00 Mar 18 397,504 98.17 98.20 98.16 98.17 – 0.01969.38 95.83 Jun 18 366,896 98.07 98.11 98.06 98.08 –0.005098.42 95.71 Sep 18 343,283 97.98 98.03 97.97 98.00 +0.005098.31 95.55 Dec 18 336,752 97.89 97.94 97.89 97.92 + 0.01598.22 95.43 Mar 19 204,118 97.83 97.88 97.82 97.86 + 0.0298.13 95.34 Jun 19 155,332 97.75 97.81 97.75 97.79 + 0.02598.03 95.22 Sep 19 123,930 97.69 97.75 97.69 97.73 + 0.03597.94 95.22 Dec 19 128,100 97.61 97.69 97.61 97.67 + 0.04597.86 95.16 Mar 20 63,829 97.56 97.63 97.56 97.62 + 0.05597.77 95.11 Jun 20 46,076 97.50 97.58 97.50 97.56 + 0.0697.69 95.09 Sep 20 44,043 97.45 97.53 97.45 97.51 + 0.06597.63 95.04 Dec 20 44,321 97.39 97.47 97.39 97.45 + 0.07

Est. Vol. 2,543,749 Vol. 3,792,818 open int 10,241,069 +8,158US DOLLAR INDEX (ICE) – 1000 x index102.38 93.96 Mar 16 70,159 98.85 99.34 98.64 99.32 + 1.44100.59 93.50 Jun 16 1,002 98.98 99.40 98.75 99.40 + 1.43100.95 94.50 Sep 16 146 99.08 99.44 98.65 99.44 + 1.44Est. Vol. 31,133 Vol. 47,566 open int 71,307 –188AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) – 100,000 dollars, $ per A $0.9130 0.6850 Mar 16 105,655 0.7174 0.7183 0.7065 0.7082 –0.01420.9076 0.6838 Jun 16 268 0.7105 0.7138 0.7038 0.7052 –0.0140Est. Vol. 86,907 Vol. 82,753 open int 105,958 –73,330BRITISH POUND (IMM) – 62,500 pounds, $ per pound1.6987 1.4632 Mar 16 168,379 1.4986 1.5020 1.4868 1.4889 –0.0178Est. Vol. 100,785 Vol. 101,342 open int 168,550 –38,225CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) – 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr0.9577 0.7150 Mar 16 158,677 0.7257 0.7258 0.7150 0.7165 –0.0100Est. Vol. 68,170 Vol. 67,922 open int 160,887 –28,888MEXICAN PESO (IMM) – 500,000 pesos, $ per peso0.0739 0.0570 Mar 16 141,896 0.0585 0.0587 0.0580 0.0585 –0.00004Est. Vol. 42,533 Vol. 58,686 open int 142,006 –57,778JAPANESE YEN (IMM) – 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen1.0641 0.7998 Mar 16 191,042 0.8196 0.8200 0.8154 0.8155 –0.0075Est. Vol. 121,206 Vol. 130,095 open int 191,361 –44,440SWISS FRANC (IMM) – 125,000 francs, $ per franc1.1984 0.9750 Mar 16 52,049 1.0136 1.0136 1.0049 1.0065 –0.0147Est. Vol. 18,437 Vol. 31,009 open int 52,191 –35,559EURO – 125,000 Euros, $ per Euro1.3991 1.0540 Mar 16 398,251 1.0922 1.0922 1.0828 1.0830 –0.0178Est. Vol. 219,351 Vol. 292,568 open int 401,523 –72,93330 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) – $5 million– pts. of 100 pct.

99.83 98.56 Dec 15 107,813 99.77 99.77 99.76 99.76 –0.005099.81 98.47 Jan 16 169,400 99.67 99.67 99.65 99.66 –0.005099.78 98.34 Feb 16 147,018 99.64 99.64 99.64 99.64 ...99.75 98.27 Mar 16 33,662 99.59 99.59 99.58 99.58 –0.005099.72 98.15 Apr 16 83,970 99.53 99.53 99.52 99.53 –0.005099.71 98.02 May 16 64,665 99.50 99.50 99.48 99.50 –0.005099.68 97.97 Jun 16 23,155 99.45 99.46 99.44 99.45 ...99.66 97.88 Jul 16 41,848 99.41 99.41 99.39 99.40 –0.005099.63 97.76 Aug 16 29,656 99.36 99.37 99.34 99.36 –0.0050


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CORN Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=55.8 %S=59.8 CLOSE 3.74¼OPEN INTEREST 696603CBOT

CATTLE Feb 16 PRICE MO %F=16.4 %S=21.5 CLOSE 122.52OPEN INTEREST 114407CME

COFFEE C Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=23.7 %S=40 CLOSE 118.30OPEN INTEREST 89521ICE

GOLD Feb 16 PRICE MO %F=42.4 %S=51.8 CLOSE 1049.60OPEN INTEREST 279355CMX

HI GRADE COPPER Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=38.6 %S=48.2 CLOSE 204.35OPEN INTEREST 132996CMX

HEATING OIL Feb 16 PRICE MO %F=8.7 %S=9.9 CLOSE 114.10OPEN INTEREST 77297NYM

SOYBEANS Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=28.8 %S=35.4 CLOSE 8.77¾OPEN INTEREST 260363CBOT

HOGS LEAN Feb 16 PRICE MO %F=42.1 %S=58.4 CLOSE 55.77OPEN INTEREST 78058CME

SUGAR-WORLD 11 Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=24.8 %S=27.9 CLOSE 14.70OPEN INTEREST 384192ICE

SILVER Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=26.2 %S=30.4 CLOSE 13.70¼OPEN INTEREST 128436CMX

LIGHT SWEET CRUDE Feb 16 PRICE MO %F=10.9 %S=12.8 CLOSE 36.27OPEN INTEREST 419269NYM

NATURAL GAS Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=7.5 %S=7 CLOSE 1.972OPEN INTEREST 212823NYM

FuturesTables &Charts Footnotes:CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago MercantileExchange. CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: InternationalMonetary Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT:N.Y. Board of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME marketdata is the property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and itslicensors. All rights reserved.Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentumand volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, lowand close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price directionmay be indicated when % F (dark line) crosses % S (thin line).

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Gold posted its biggest loss sinceMarch after the Federal Reserve’sfirst interest-rate increase in almosta decade strengthened the dollar,curbing the appeal of owning pre-cious metals.

The U.S. central bank on Wednes-day unanimously voted to raise bor-rowing costs by a quarter of a per-centage point. Higher rates reducethe attractiveness of holding bul-lion, which doesn’t pay interest orgive returns like assets such asbonds or equities.

Gold slumped to a five-year lowearlier this month as traders betthat policymakers would raise ratesat the latest meeting.

The decision was the culminationof a yearlong effort to prepare inves-tors and consumers for the end ofan unprecedented era of easymoney. Fed Chairwoman JanetYellen said further tighteningwould be slow.

Future rate increase “may beslow, but we’re still the only onestightening while the rest of theworld is loosening,” said JamesCordier, the founder of Option-sellers.com in Tampa, Fla. “That’sprojecting a stronger dollar for aslong as the eye can see, and it’s creat-ing huge headwinds for gold here.”

Gold futures for February deliv-ery dropped 2.5% to settle at$1,049.60 an ounce at 1:42 p.m. onthe Comex in New York, the biggestdecline since March 6. The metal isheaded for a third straight annualdecline.

Bullion typically moves inverselyto the dollar, which rose 0.8%against a basket of 10 major curren-cies.

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Treasuries climbed, with long-term debt recouping losses sus-tained after the Federal Reserveraised interest rates Wednesday,drivenby expectations for low infla-tion and a slow pace of future in-creases.

Fed Chair Janet Yellen increasedthe benchmark U.S. interest rateand said policymakers were confi-dent inflation would accelerate to-ward their 2% target over the medi-um term. Traders aren’t so certain,as plunging commodities have keptconsumer prices low.

The gap between yields on two-yearand 30-year debt fell tothe nar-rowest since April as oil continuedto drop Thursday and the Bloom-berg Commodity Index reached a16-year low.

Bond bulls were also cheered bythe Fed’s commitment to maintainits holdings of Treasuries and mort-gage bonds until rate normaliza-tion is “well under way.”

“Themarket’s reacting more to in-flation and what’s going on in oiltoday,” said George Goncalves,head of interest-rate strategy at No-mura Holdings in New York, one of22 primary dealers that trade withthe Fed. Next year, “it’s going to beabout this big balance sheet that’sstarting to look like they’re going tokeep for longer.”

The benchmark 10-year noteyield dropped seven basis points,or 0.07 percentage point, to 2.22 %at 5 p.m. ET, after rising by threebasis points on Wednesday, accord-ing to Bloomberg Bond Traderdata. The 2.25% note maturing inNovember 2025 climbed 5/8, or$6.25 per $1,000 face amount, totrade at 100-7/32.

The U.S. sold $16 billion of five-year Treasury Inflation ProtectedSecurities at a yield of 0.472% onThursday, the highest yield since2010. Buyers bid for 2.38 times theamount available, slightly belowthe average for the past five years.

The specter of higher interestrates hasn’t led to Treasury marketlosses in 2015. U.S. government se-curities have returned 0.8% thisyear through Wednesday, with thegain slowing from 6.2% in 2014, ac-cording to Bloomberg World BondIndexes.

Traders are betting that the Fedwill move slowly, which wouldhelp limit losses in long-term Trea-suries. The next interest-rate in-creaseisn’t reflected infutures pric-es until the third quarter of2016, ac-cording to data compiled by Bloom-berg. Futures traders are bettingthe Fed will raise interest ratestwice next year, data show.

Yet most Fed officials’ estimatesfor 2016 interest rates are abovethat. The median estimate fromFederal Open Market Committeeofficials is for the central bank toraise interest rates to 1.375% in2016, unchanged from their previ-ous meeting.

S&P COMP. INDEX Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=41.9 %S=38.7 CLOSE 2024.70OPEN INTEREST 68096CME

MINI DOW JONES Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=45.7 %S=44.2 CLOSE 173.44OPEN INTEREST 80815CBOT

10 YEAR TREASURY Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=42.7 %S=48.6 CLOSE 126-04OPEN INTEREST 2518089CBOT

BRITISH POUND Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=40.1 %S=52.4 CLOSE 1.4889OPEN INTEREST 168379IMM

JAPANESE YEN Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=50.8 %S=62 CLOSE 0.8155OPEN INTEREST 191042 in 100thIMM

EURO Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=72.9 %S=77.2 CLOSE 1.0830OPEN INTEREST 398251CME

MINI NASDAQ 100 INDEX Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=35.7 %S=38.9 CLOSE 4569.00OPEN INTEREST 307807CME

US TREASURY BONDS Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=64.5 %S=67.6 CLOSE 155-29OPEN INTEREST 512859CBOT

US DOLLAR INDEX Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=28.8 %S=22.1 CLOSE 99.32OPEN INTEREST 70159ICE

MEXICAN PESO Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=36 %S=28.1 CLOSE 0.5853OPEN INTEREST 141896 in 10thIMM

SWISS FRANC Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=77.9 %S=80.7 CLOSE 1.0065OPEN INTEREST 52049IMM

EURODOLLARS Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=29.4 %S=31.8 CLOSE 99.30OPEN INTEREST 1346218IMM

COCOA Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=27.7 %S=40.8 CLOSE 3253.0OPEN INTEREST 113501ICE

GAS BLEND Feb 16 PRICE MO %F=28.9 %S=30.9 CLOSE 1.2624OPEN INTEREST 87111NYM

WHEAT Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=66.2 %S=66.9 CLOSE 4.84OPEN INTEREST 196406CBOT

SOYBEAN OIL Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=47.7 %S=61.8 CLOSE 30.31OPEN INTEREST 150709CBOT

LUMBER Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=71.6 %S=70.9 CLOSE 260.90OPEN INTEREST 1994CME

CANADIAN DOLLAR Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=9 %S=11.7 CLOSE 0.7165OPEN INTEREST 158677IMM

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ORANGE JUICE Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=54.4 %S=56.6 CLOSE 144.30OPEN INTEREST 7463ICE

COTTON 2 Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=39.3 %S=53.1 CLOSE 62.99OPEN INTEREST 135738ICE

SOYBEAN MEAL Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=19.1 %S=16.8 CLOSE 277.60OPEN INTEREST 152020CBOT

PLATINUM Jan 16 PRICE MO %F=48 %S=47.8 CLOSE 844.70OPEN INTEREST 49312NYM

NIKKEI 225 AVGS. Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=36.9 %S=30 CLOSE 19295OPEN INTEREST 48616CME

5 YEAR TREASURY Mar 16 PRICE MO %F=18.7 %S=26.6 CLOSE 118-13OPEN INTEREST 2295279CBOT

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Money RatesPrime Rate: .................................. 3.50

Base interest rate charged by major U.S.commercial banks on loans to corpora-tions.

Discount Rate:Primary ................................................... 1.00

Secondary ............................................. 1.50

Rate charged by Federal Reserve Systemon loans to depository institutions

Broker Call Loan Rate: ................ 2.25Rate charged on short-term loans tobrokerage dealers backed by securities.

Federal Funds Effective Rate: ....... 0.15Rates on overnight loans amongfinancial institutions.

Certificates of Deposit:1 months ........................................... 0.103 months ........................................... 0.196 months ........................................... 0.34

1 year ................................................. 0.61Interest rate paid by dealers for certifi-cates of deposit based on the duration ofthe security.

Jumbo CDs:1 month ............................................. 0.103 months ........................................... 0.216 months ........................................... 0.361 year ................................................. 0.61

London Interbank Offered Rate:3 months ............................................ 0.536 months ............................................ 0.77

1 year ................................................. 1.08The average of rates paid on dollardeposits.

Treasury Bill Auction Results:3-months (as of Dec. 14) ................ 0.286-months (as of Dec. 14) ................ 0.585

Average discount rate for Treasury billsin minimum units on $10,000.

Treasury Bill:1-year, (as of Dec. 14) ...................... 0.71

Annualized rate on weekly average basis,yield adjusted for constant maturity.

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY FUTURES & BONDS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2015 B15

LEAPSExp. Strike LastDate Price Vol Price

Exp. Strike LastDate Price Vol Price








Agnico 25.05cJan17 40 500 150

AlcatlLu 3.76cJan17 3 700 095

Allergan 309.51pJan17 210 10.5k

7pJan17 290 8.6k 3240

pJan18 140 502 4pJan17 280 1.6k 2750

AmAirlGrp 42.46cJan17 40 1.8k 845

cJan17 42 631 746

cJan17 60 3.6k 177

AMD 2.56pJan17 150 10.0k

024

pJan18 2 12.5k065

Anadrk 46.73pJan17 80 4.6k 3435

pJan17 7750 700 3142

pJan18 35 3.0k 515

Apple 108.98cJan17 120 1.9k 775

cJan17 100 1.1k 1710

pJan17 95 510 680

cJan18 110 1.0k 1725

cJan17 110 1.0k 1182

pJan18 95 1.2k 1030

cJan17 140 1.2k 310

pJan18 100 830 1275

cJan17 130 909 490

pJan17 85 926 405

cJan17 150 950 186

pJan17 105 1.9k 1060

ArenaPh 1.83pJan17 2 720 073

AT&T Inc 34.03cJan17 32 1.6k 285

cJan17 35 1.8k 125

B iPathVix 20.16cJan17 30 997 415

pJan17 10 4.2k 095

BcoSantand 5.11

pJan17 5 500 065

BerkHath B 133.97cJan17 140 513 881

Bk of Am 17.30cJan17 22 519 045

pJan17 17 1.4k 161

cJan17 30 645 006

cJan17 15 992 325

pJan17 13 15.6k045

cJan17 27 951 010

pJan18 15 4.8k 145

cJan17 20 1.9k 085

cJan17 17 815 203

pJan17 15 45.2k088

BlackBerry 7.80pJan18 10 520 294

cJan18 10 812 130

cJan17 8 898 155

Blackstone 30.57cJan17 45 3.4k 062

CapOne 74.38pJan17 75 805 865

CelldexTh 15.01pJan17 15 667 480

CienaCp 19.74cJan18 20 550 410

cJan17 25 1.1k 139

CobaltIEn 5.56pJan17 10 552 480

CocaCola 43.49cJan17 40 702 5

DeltaAir 51.03cJan17 50 532 814

cJan17 55 554 550

DiscComA 26.48pJan17 25 800 280

EMC 25.57pJan17 25 556 218

EngTrnsf 11.76cJan17 15 616 183

Facebook 106.22pJan17 85 758 585

pJan17 40 560 046

pJan17 50 1.0k 088

pJan18 105 563 1850

cJan17 130 564 675

FireEye 21.15cJan17 25 840 370

FrptMcM 6.12pJan17 5 871 135

FstData 15.55pJan18 10 5.0k 125

Gen El 30.55cJan18 28 1.1k 435

pJan18 28 1.0k 270

cJan17 20 3.0k 1082

cJan17 35 1.7k 070

cJan17 30 1.0k 240

pJan18 30 2.5k 355

GenMotors 34.11cJan18 35 2.4k 445

pJan17 28 1.5k 184

GolarLNG 14.11cJan17 15 10.6k

370

cJan17 2250 827 2pJan17 15 2.1k 530

Halbtn 34.18pJan17 2750 500 255

Herbalife 54.20

pJan18 4750 1.0k 1280

HP Inc 11.90pJan17 10 4.0k 085

Intel 34.91cJan17 35 954 325

pJan17 35 849 380

iShBrazil 22.24cJan17 25 676 245

iShiBxHYB 79.83cJan18 81 500 250

iShJapan 12.25cJan17 14 10.0k

030

iShRs2000 113.21cJan18 113 500 1270

cJan17 113 500 9cJan17 120 505 587

pJan18 113 500 15pJan17 113 500 1080

iShSilver 13.08cJan17 23 1.0k 015

KindMorg 15.37pJan18 1250 807 258

pJan18 2750 3.7k 1290

cJan17 1750 1.2k 212

LendingCl 12.16cJan17 15 650 155

MetLife 47.47cJan18 4750 750 645

pJan18 4750 750 7MktVGold 13.34

pJan17 11 7.2k 129

Mondelez 44.36pJan17 42 707 375

MorgStan 32.38pJan17 33 1.5k 390

pJan18 35 500 620

cJan18 35 502 375

Navistar 7.98pJan18 8 2.3k 450

Penney 6.61cJan18 10 611 150

pJan17 7 3.2k 218

pJan18 5 1.0k 165

pJan17 3 1.8k 055

cJan17 10 519 085

pJan17 5 23.8k120

cJan17 5 2.0k 265

pJan17 4 36.5k083

Petrobrs 4.46pJan18 2 2.5k 042

Pfizer 32.33cJan18 32 1.0k 357

pJan18 32 1.0k 435

pJan17 32 8.2k 299

ProspctCap 6.74pJan17 5 891 055

PrUlShEuro 25.76cJan17 28 1.3k 165

PS USDBul 25.78pJan17 25 2.9k 048

cJan17 26 747 092

cJan17 25 2.9k 144

pJan17 24 578 020

pJan17 26 656 098

Seadrill 3.83pJan17 3 580 125

SodaStrm 16.83pJan17 20 911 560

cJan17 20 930 221

SolarCity 57.26

cJan17 80 800 5SpdGld nya 100.50

pJan17 100 577 670

pJan17 114 536 1580

pJan18 100 685 970

pJan17 90 1.9k 324

SPDR 204.86cDec17 120 500 8630

pJan17 200 2.6k 1499

pMar17 315 1.0k11184

cJan17 120 1.6k 8540

cJan17 210 866 1153

pSep17 175 2.5k 1129

cDec17 100 60010625

cJan17 100 1.6k10625

pJan17 185 1.2k 972

pJan17 315 1.0k11175

Starbcks 59.52pJan17 4625 1.0k 206

SunEdison 6.25cJan17 5 11.5k

310

pJan17 1 500 020

cJan17 8 627 205

TeslaMotr 233.39pJan17 195 601 2547

Tifany 73.23pJan17 75 1.0k 1010

TimeWarn 64.86pJan17 60 10.0k

560

cJan17 7250 10.0k440

Transocn 13.00pJan18 8 882 261

Twitter 23.31cJan17 25 1.2k 485

cJan17 35 691 206

UndrArmr 81.27cJan17 85 501 1190

pJan17 80 510 1130

UnPacif 77.33cJan17 9250 1.0k 258

pJan17 80 1.0k 990

US NatGas 6.92cJan17 7 548 142

US OilFd 10.74cJan17 30 1.8k 008

cJan17 11 1.1k 170

cJan17 13 3.5k 103

cJan17 10 583 225

cJan17 15 906 065

pJan17 9 3.2k 081

cJan17 12 555 134

pJan17 10 1.2k 126

cJan18 12 949 210

cJan18 15 1.1k 122

Vale SA 3.23cJan17 3 1.8k 090

pJan17 4 852 134

pJan17 5 1.8k 213

cJan17 4 985 054

ValeantPh 111.38cJan17 200 807 420

pJan17 115 2.5k 2750

WisdTrInv 16.23cJan17 2175 2.0k 230

WT EurHdg 58.95cJan17 65 1.0k 250

YumBrnds 72.20cJan17 75 519 735

P Strike Last Last LastC Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

DJ Inds Close 174.95 Febp172 110 045 27 175 .... ....p173 305 004 3 213 .... ....p174 180 009 .... .... 10 385

c174 170 290 3 425 .... ....p176 308 063 31 337 .... ....c176 107 051 .... .... .... ....c178 8 008 205 156 .... ....c182 135 001 .... .... .... ....Nasd100 Close 4598.13 Febp4450 .... .... 201 4088 2 9170

p4525 .... .... 104 5502 2 11347

p4600 .... .... 118 93 2 14707

c4650 .... .... 132 6318 3 11760

c4655 .... .... 128 6035 1 13787

c4850 .... .... 233 875 22 3211

Rus2000 Close 1135.35 Febp850 .... .... 235 022 42 126

p900 .... .... 56 040 117 177

p910 .... .... 1 045 392 2p920 .... .... 4 051 304 210

p940 .... .... 48 075 107 3p965 .... .... 776 081 .... ....p980 1 007 20 108 322 538

p990 10 010 872 116 41 608

p1000 .... .... 175 168 224 701

p1005 10 003 130 203 .... ....p1015 .... .... 181 208 .... ....p1020 29 005 340 230 86 905

p1025 10 005 282 253 .... ....p1030 18 006 633 303 81 970

p1040 14 025 321 330 37 1091

p1045 27 033 110 342 .... ....p1050 .... .... 600 450 28 1234

p1060 92 042 1.1k 550 99 1384

p1065 168 044 153 534 .... ....p1070 244 065 874 669 139 1613

p1075 179 005 82 688 .... ....p1080 414 003 889 8 626 1857

p1085 165 129 86 885 .... ....p1090 556 004 588 1021 46 2029

p1095 407 206 126 1152 .... ....p1100 .... .... 482 1283 280 2286

p1105 269 004 35 1288 .... ....p1110 1.2k 010 679 1415 556 2551

c1110 14 2715 147 4057 15 5180

p1115 696 503 70 1580 .... ....p1120 1.5k 063 1.0k 17 271 2924

p1125 450 113 47 1830 .... ....c1130 153 790 34 2720 250 3660

p1130 2.0k 180 714 2253 831 3377

c1135 412 360 31 2320 .... ....p1135 5.3k 332 246 1930 .... ....c1140 1.0k 231 276 2034 40 3160

p1140 1.3k 650 672 2187 47 3627

p1145 2.2k 1144 29 2370 .... ....c1145 632 101 31 1989 .... ....c1150 .... .... 333 1560 69 27p1150 .... .... 1.0k 2592 469 4114

p1155 152 1850 11 2863 .... ....c1155 1.0k 029 21 1260 .... ....

p1160 268 2373 502 3561 100 4593

c1160 1.3k 019 336 1087 27 2269

c1165 316 010 33 917 .... ....p1170 233 3506 177 4493 128 5164

c1170 871 009 161 890 6 1878

c1175 182 108 131 648 .... ....c1180 482 005 223 520 11 1298

p1180 311 4069 334 5183 169 6002

c1185 96 005 248 430 .... ....c1190 1.2k 006 186 330 9 998

p1190 23 5040 176 6020 1 6541

c1195 41 046 232 282 .... ....p1200 .... .... 232 6625 5 6561

c1200 .... .... 574 215 5 946

c1210 43 003 497 126 39 622

c1215 13 007 224 125 .... ....c1220 159 015 177 088 16 447

c1230 75 011 343 065 86 310

c1240 13 011 494 048 277 230

c1250 .... .... 225 034 165 146

c1260 10 005 199 024 54 105

c1270 1 002 214 020 76 083

c1280 .... .... 146 016 32 065

Rus2000 qtl Close 1135.35 Febp1060 124 130 .... .... .... ....SP100 Close 913.77 Febp850 2 050 281 255 20 830

p905 103 115 .... .... .... ....c925 169 091 25 1240 .... ....c935 286 020 10 1160 .... ....SPX500 Close 2041.89 Febp1785 110 015 10 185 12 690

p1795 187 060 35 320 25 7p1800 3.7k 78 26k 275 878 1143

p1805 10 050 32 125 142 1110

p1820 48 005 363 3 22 895

p1825 .... .... 470 190 154 1260

p1830 320 025 873 156 67 1210

p1840 2.3k 020 836 420 62 1490

p1845 168 025 94 205 100 1330

p1855 280 010 124 260 28 1460

p1860 169 005 514 375 106 1205

p1870 276 140 595 480 98 1172

p1880 2.1k 005 292 385 30 1360

p1885 .... .... 232 340 12 1850

p1890 629 190 151 730 20 1380

p1895 216 015 136 890 11 1590

p1900 66610514 55k 830 362 2290

p1910 548 180 598 535 45 2490

p1915 1.0k 010 228 501 13 1630

p1920 1.0k 010 245 534 6 2291

p1925 11211336 2.0k 780 18 2630

p1935 612 125 110 1065 11 2230

p1940 2.0k 115 390 854 .... ....p1945 1.5k 160 139 835 2 2810

p1950 7212190 8.6k 1460 909 3175

p1955 751 210 94 1538 11 2295

p1960 1.5k 255 586 1630 61 3490

p1965 2.0k 270 303 1730 15 3625

p1970 1.0k 350 964 1810 179 3455

p1975 8413068 9.0k 1590 42 3420

p1985 2.7k 055 1.0k 2065 54 3370

p1995 1.7k 095 450 1655 4 3220

p2000 97614070 35k 25 2.5k 4480

c2000 5515830 2.0k 6970 17 8335

p2015 3.9k 085 58 2465 51 4970

p2020 7.1k 120 455 2895 100 4945

c2020 330 2565 75 4570 .... ....p2025 114415 2.2k 2810 769 5330

p2065 2.9k 2070 591 4825 601 5050

c2065 3.3k 055 355 25 601 46p2080 747 2925 139 4620 175 74c2080 4.3k 015 936 1634 26 3445

c2085 5.2k 010 123 1840 10 3090

c2095 2.1k 010 563 12 32 3617

c2170 298 010 3.1k 1 150 363

c2180 16 010 382 075 166 230

c2185 10 019 163 135 38 255

c2190 667 010 103 065 54 383

c2240 215 005 7 020 29 090

c2275 .... .... 114 012 21 035

c2300 693 2850 968 005 3 037

SPX500 PM Close 2041.89 Febp1835 557 030 41 297 23 1090

p1850 714 8420 3.0k 2405.7k 1590

p1875 283 9928 4.1k 3867.8k 1890

p1905 1.2k 005 678 5 11 2215

p1930 1.3k 010 207 1160 10 2375

p1980 2.4k 420 778 2022 45 3880

p1990 2.4k 075 296 1480 34 3765

p2005 3.0k 120 76 2238 .... ....p2010 3.5k 070 94 1670 102 4835

c2030 219 12 103 5305 2 6120

p2030 5.1k 3 1.5k 3650 381 5510

p2035 4.0k 445 104 3165 100 5010

c2035 409 1330 8 4235 .... ....c2040 534 720 99 3620 16 5235

p2040 4.7k 692 1.1k 3380 97 5875

c2045 582 605 133 3789 .... ....p2045 2.2k 873 476 3570 438 52p2050 2.2k 160 22k 41902.2k 6310

c2050 4.5k12810 21k 33 1.4k 5160

p2055 3.2k 1390 95 3345 36 6395

c2055 3.5k 180 277 2890 2 51p2060 5.2k 1750 324 43 93 6625

c2060 8.4k 115 773 2760 585 4340

p2070 7.4k 2110 330 54 84 5650

c2070 11k 035 361 2415 10 3990

c2075 1.0k12050 6.6k 20 220 3670

p2075 116725 1.2k 5015 45 5765

c2090 5.7k 010 1.0k 1580 28 2995

p2100 1317998 1.2k 7350 21 8315

c2100 1010620 6.3k 990 31 2550

c2105 2.2k 010 193 1142 6 3020

c2110 4.4k 005 257 735 16 1945

c2115 1.1k 005 542 618 13 1975

p2120 159 6615 2 86 .... ....c2120 2.8k 060 3.5k 640 32 1598

c2125 .... .... 4.9k 435 726 1570

p2130 120 7810 2 8975 3 8950

c2130 6.2k 125 369 365 19 1293

c2135 663 030 894 230 66 1370

p2140 620 90 2 9775 7 9660

c2140 1.5k 085 2.0k 660 76 1166

c2145 375 020 6.1k 275 34 1440

c2150 .... .... 16k 180 892 895

c2155 244 060 574 165 22 830

c2160 234 040 687 150 52 760

c2165 99 035 175 1151.8k 755

c2175 10 7550 292 095 233 350

c2195 8 025 107 035 21 2c2200 .... .... 1.5k 0452.3k 240

c2210 1.0k 010 50 055 102 175

c2225 .... .... 15k 020 146 093

c2230 10 009 32 055 108 115

c2250 2.9k 43 262 045 48 053

Dec Jan







Dec Jan Dec Jan Dec Jan

Dec Jan

Option TotalsTotal Call Total PutCall Open Put Open

Exchange Volume Interest Volume Interest

Boston 281,448 188,212Chicago 2,152,706 2,118,502ISEC 1,336,516 1,581,640Nasdaq 600,030 668,064Philadelphia 2,086,237 1,310,954Totals 6,456,937 184,043,439 5,867,372 167,628,361


21Vianet Close 20.26 Marp21 14k 083 347 111 no trp22 352 170 14k 174 142 190

ActivsnBlz Close 38.87 Febc41 61 002 39k 045 350 154

AdobeS Close 94.20 Aprc9750 751 001 4.6k 119 3 437

Aetna Close 108.86 Aprc110 328 045 4.7k 279 46 675

AlcatlLu Close 3.76 Marc250 4.5k 125 no tr no trAlibaba Close 83.56 Aprc80 492 350 4.6k 535 31 891

c85 4.0k 012 2.3k 220 289 580

AllyFinl Close 18.43 Marc20 no tr 30k 015 23 056

p20 10 145 30k 185 no trAmAirlGrp Close 42.46 Aprp40 85 002 7.4k 082 no trc43 1.1k 024 4.8k 157 no trp43 989 063 4.5k 176 no trc45 5.0k 002 659 081 no trp45 4.6k 195 39 255 no trc50 5 001 5.0k 015 no trAmazon Close 670.65 Aprp670 4.0k 350 302 1931 no trc680 4.0k 107 658 1669 202 4875

AMD Close 2.56 Aprc250 6.7k 016 1.9k 024 100 041

AmIntlGrp Close 60.13 Febp55 35 005 5.1k 030 29 075

p60 42 014 5.5k 137 47 216

Apple Close 108.98 Aprp90 432 005 6.6k 025 63 135

p105 6.1k 010 3.9k 168 162 465

p107 7.0k 025 964 195 no trp108 9.8k 049 170 376 no trc109 5.6k 085 206 284 no trp109 14k 085 204 264 no trp110 24k 140 17k 361 302 699

c110 23k 041 10k 272 1.5k 605

c111 29k 017 278 191 no trp111 18k 215 507 365 no trp112 7.4k 3 185 417 no trc112 25k 007 1.0k 325 no trc113 22k 002 1.3k 279 no trc114 10k 002 1.0k 246 no trp115 4.6k 595 801 685 121 981

c115 9.2k 002 10k 098 1.3k 395

c120 1.4k 005 11k 028 2.9k 245

c130 56 001 6.3k 005 263 082

Autodesk Close 60.74 Aprp5750 no tr 12k 081 no trB iPathVix Close 20.16 Marp17 1.9k 003 4.5k 040 31 155

c1850 5.2k 193 65 220 no trc18 5.3k 244 224 275 3.7k 4p1850 6.4k 002 62 086 no trp19 17k 003 876 117 457 248

c1950 10k 143 73 177 no tr

p1950 10k 010 41 181 no trp20 7.7k 021 1.0k 160 118 310

c2050 6.5k 057 135 172 no trc20 19k 080 3.1k 230 187 313

c21 11k 034 869 188 126 283

c2150 10k 019 90 133 no trc22 8.0k 013 314 154 74 261

c2250 6.8k 007 215 091 no trc25 1.2k 002 5.0k 075 60 203

c29 684 023 5.0k 041 17 146

c35 51 002 24k 033 10 110

c50 no tr 24k 013 1 059

BarickG Close 6.94 Aprc7 2.0k 010 4.0k 045 95 091

c750 6.7k 002 101 021 no trc8 667 001 4.1k 015 1.3k 053

Bk of Am Close 17.30 Febp16 1.5k 003 5.2k 010 562 027

c1750 38k 005 819 048 no trp1750 17k 025 1.0k 042 no trp17 3.7k 003 8.9k 033 1.2k 057

c17 31k 033 13k 066 2.7k 093

p18 1.9k 066 8.3k 084 566 111

c18 25k 001 15k 021 5.8k 046

BlackBerry Close 7.80 Marc9 2.5k 009 4.9k 024 411 048

c10 832 004 6.8k 011 573 025

Blackstone Close 30.57 Marp28 2 001 8.1k 034 no trBoeing Close 145.56 Febp147 4.9k 110 16 336 no trBofI Hld Close 20.13 Aprp20 6.7k 010 33 175 12 344

CabotOG Close 15.35 Aprc20 no tr 7.2k 040 10 089

CarMax Close 57.15 Aprp5250 824 067 5.5k 115 no trp5750 779 232 5.5k 290 no trc6250 1.6k 040 5.1k 095 no trCarnvl Close 50.46 Aprp50 4.1k 124 2.9k 185 no trCaterp Close 64.90 Febp65 8.8k 053 532 241 994 358

p70 3.1k 5 9.2k 605 96 660

p7250 4.2k 684 15 815 186 884

CblvsnSys Close 31.28 Marc35 no tr 16k 002 no trCBS B Close 46.52 Marp4250 no tr 6.1k 038 no trCdnNRes Close 20.24 Marp19 no tr 2.0k 070 13k 145

Chemours Close 4.72 Aprp5 80 040 8.0k 066 478 125

ChesEng Close 3.72 Aprp350 807 005 8.5k 050 no trChevron Close 90.54 Marp90 1.4k 055 4.2k 310 152 560

Citigrp Close 52.84 Marp5350 6.4k 093 85 176 no trCobaltIEn Close 5.56 Apr

p5 no tr 758 025 4.6k 070

ComcastA Close 57.41 Aprp55 10 003 10k 054 no trCsopChiA50 Close 16.48 Marp16 9.5k 020 no tr no trCurShEuro Close 105.94 Marp102 8 001 5.1k 020 118 084

p10350 4.0k 003 no tr no trCVR Refng Close 19.57 Marp30 4.3k 1030 4.3k 1030 no trDeltaAir Close 51.03 Marc5250 7.2k 012 855 145 154 277

Disney Close 112.01 Aprc113 5.2k 045 3.3k 270 no trc114 4.0k 128 151 345 no trc115 3.0k 010 6.8k 235 202 556

c120 4.7k 027 2.7k 097 98 360

Dow Ch Close 50.25 Marc50 325 069 5.4k 194 164 316

DxGldBull Close 22.12 Marc29 4.0k 055 35 165 no trEngTrnsf Close 11.76 Aprc1250 5.3k 020 675 080 469 180

ENSCO Close 15.39 Marp13 no tr 5.4k 025 no trc16 12 005 5.4k 079 no trEOG Res Close 73.30 Aprc80 29 025 4.0k 080 149 336

EP Engy Close 3.48 Febc5 no tr 4.1k 010 82 010

p5 2 130 4.3k 180 80 180

ExxonMob Close 77.96 Aprp80 7.2k 199 252 302 44 543

Facebook Close 106.22 Marc8750 7.0k 1975 3 1970 no trc105 10k 150 5.1k 385 988 735

p105 8.9k 022 6.9k 245 211 580

p106 7.9k 050 108 218 no trc106 8.5k 080 282 267 no trc107 26k 029 541 221 no trp107 12k 097 225 279 no trc108 10k 008 504 171 no trc110 4.0k 003 7.9k 145 2.0k 495

FordMot Close 13.98 Marp12 21 001 6.3k 006 5 018

FrnklRes Close 35.45 Aprp2950 no tr 5.4k 025 no trFrptMcM Close 6.12 Febp5 345 001 565 020 6.3k 043

p6 964 009 3.0k 052 4.1k 084

c650 4.6k 004 206 038 no trGameStop Close 29.05 Aprp25 no tr 30 055 6.0k 185

Gen El Close 30.55 Marc30 1.3k 059 6.5k 098 1.3k 140

c31 10k 004 8.0k 043 1.3k 090

Halbtn Close 34.18 Aprc50 no tr 12k 001 12 015

Hologic Close 38.40 Marc38 42 068 4.0k 170 no trp38 1 008 4.0k 087 no tr

c40 4.0k 005 no tr no trp40 4.0k 125 no tr no trHyatt Close 48.32 Febp50 4.4k 155 no tr no trIntel Close 34.91 Aprp27 no tr 4.7k 006 no trIntlGmeTch Close 15.02 Aprc15 no tr 6.2k 059 no trInvenSense Close 10.62 Marp12 5.2k 134 7.7k 160 no triSAustla Close 18.31 Aprp23 no tr 17k 5 no trc23 no tr 17k 010 no triSh EAFE Close 58.97 Marc5950 4.3k 013 10 096 no trp59 7.5k 022 664 116 125 205

c59 7.5k 020 2.0k 075 77 165

c60 no tr 59k 035 64 117

p70 no tr 8.8k 1148 no trc70 no tr 8.7k 001 no triSh20 TB Close 122.55 Marc123 7.8k 022 988 134 30 281

iShBrazil Close 22.24 Marp22 10k 021 3.9k 108 1 177

c25 11 005 9.8k 023 10k 092

p35 no tr 23k 1270 no trc35 no tr 23k 002 no triShEmMkt Close 32.76 Marp25 no tr 10 003 11k 014

c29 no tr 4.0k 390 no trp30 16 225 4.1k 016 376 067

p31 67 247 21k 038 2.5k 097

p32 5 290 19k 067 181 134

c33 no tr 11k 050 1.2k 118

c34 13 231 26k 023 269 078

c35 28 188 95 010 10k 047

c45 no tr 66k 002 no trp45 102 1230 66k 1252 no triShiBxHYB Close 79.83 Marp75 no tr 4.8k 037 13k 123

p77 3.2k 001 7.6k 067 4 165

c7950 4.3k 120 no tr no trp79 8.0k 008 332 116 170 244

p80 29k 038 1.9k 163 39 294

iShRlEst Close 75.36 Marp75 11k 009 266 130 no triShRs2000 Close 113.21 Febp98 no tr 1 014 13k 059

p106 no tr 146 070 13k 151

c108 5.2k 575 21 580 no trp108 15 775 1.8k 071 15k 205

p110 no tr 14k 165 843 263

p11350 4.0k 110 310 235 no trc11350 4.7k 031 723 148 no trp113 no tr 20k 271 950 374

p114 3 1014 6.0k 311 718 397

c114 8.5k 016 3.2k 145 398 250

c117 8.2k 026 6.1k 063 240 140

c119 no tr 3.2k 022 15k 083

c122 no tr 282 007 13k 030

c127 no tr 20 002 13k 008

iShsChi25 Close 35.83 Febp3550 5.1k 072 3 124 no trp36 12k 031 294 141 19 187

p50 no tr 28k 1471 no trc50 no tr 28k 001 no trJPMorgCh Close 66.28 Marp6750 7.2k 118 455 232 558 350

KindMorg Close 15.37 Marp15 1.2k 011 5.3k 073 533 137

LendingCl Close 12.16 Aprc13 no tr 11k 040 1.6k 125

Lennar A Close 48.68 Febp46 233 021 5.7k 082 13 128

Linear Close 43.30 Febp44 1 025 56 135 8.4k 255

Lowes Close 74.90 Aprc75 8.7k 048 1.3k 179 31 397

lululemn Close 50.00 Marp45 22 001 7.2k 095 12 240

c55 6.0k 001 198 111 9 258

Macquarie Close 65.84 Aprp65 no tr 92 166 4.0k 390

MarathPet Close 51.32 Aprp4875 no tr 5.0k 105 no trMcDnlds Close 117.50 Marc128 no tr 4.3k 053 no trMicronT Close 00.00 Aprc1450 4.2k 008 222 072 no trMicrosft Close 55.70 Aprc55 7.0k 079 5.9k 172 602 340

c5650 5.3k 008 371 124 no trc56 7.7k 017 708 102 no trp5650 8.8k 055 343 114 no trc5750 663 012 5.4k 054 2.0k 203

c57 6.6k 003 18 062 no trc60 173 001 7.7k 014 217 125

MktVGold Close 13.34 Marp12 20 010 6.0k 018 83 067

p13 504 006 5.7k 059 1.0k 108

p1350 2.8k 025 6.4k 072 656 137

c14 1.8k 003 6.3k 038 1.2k 090

c15 666 001 11k 018 628 064

MV OilSvc Close 27.14 Marp30 76 270 4.1k 350 no trNetflix Close 122.51 Marp112 4.5k 005 25 177 no trp120 8.0k 054 1.5k 580 55 1195

c122 5.1k 179 69 1060 no trp122 5.9k 111 84 485 no trp123 8.8k 152 58 550 no trc124 6.9k 087 127 5 no trp124 6.0k 211 113 575 no trp125 8.4k 282 198 628 29 1420

c125 12k 050 305 420 136 1254

c126 6.7k 031 55 912 no trc127 4.7k 017 154 840 no trc128 4.6k 011 117 320 no trc130 6.8k 152 4.6k 4 324 1050

NokiaCp Close 6.95 Aprc7 7.6k 016 88 023 35 050

NorthrGrm Close 188.31 Febp190 4.0k 080 34 457 1 680

NthStAsMg Close 11.52 Marc1250 101 005 12k 035 22 080

NthStRlFn Close 16.89 Marc19 no tr 510 030 25k 050

NwmtMn Close 17.61 Marp18 360 050 5.9k 103 3 185

c18 567 012 7.5k 078 51 150

p20 no tr 4.1k 261 10 310

Oracle Close 00.00 Marp34 15 001 7.1k 017 723 074

p3550 11k 013 30 044 no trp35 112 002 6.5k 036 67 099

p36 6.6k 010 9.8k 036 1.0k 129

p37 3.9k 023 5.6k 090 165 172

c43 11k 002 26 002 40 012

Outerwall Close 40.27 Aprc50 no tr no tr 5.0k 170

Pandora Close 15.26 Marp13 917 003 7.3k 031 65 120

c14 8.2k 153 24k 203 54 278

c15 3.5k 044 17k 125 29 235

c16 7.7k 007 4.2k 075 49 187

c17 1.6k 003 20k 044 2.0k 150

c20 129 001 26k 010 4.5k 065

PayPal Close 35.54 Aprc35 2.7k 071 4.5k 184 45 330

Penney Close 6.61 Febp5 90 001 5.2k 008 5 015

p6 200 002 12k 023 5.3k 047

p7 799 038 6.2k 063 607 092

Pfizer Close 32.33 Marp32 285 003 1.4k 047 10k 111

PlainsAAm Close 20.45 Febc2250 57 005 150 055 4.0k 103

ProLogis Close 42.00 Febc43 15 002 5.0k 060 no trPS USDBul Close 25.78 Marc26 2.0k 006 31k 015 198 035

PwNasd100 Close 112.32 Marc103 5.0k 988 24 922 10 1156

p103 5.2k 001 1.4k 048 254 166

c10463 5.0k 803 no tr no trp105 555 004 5.4k 057 856 230

c105 5.3k 698 54 796 3 1010

p108 5.7k 005 4.8k 120 999 283

p110 5.3k 020 8.2k 180 790 374

c110 14k 196 824 349 330 548

p11150 6.0k 066 1.3k 195 no trp111 10k 044 5.6k 215 1.1k 429

c11250 12k 023 683 156 no trc112 12k 040 1.7k 222 417 420

p11250 8.0k 126 221 250 no trp112 19k 096 10k 248 380 456

c11350 23k 006 305 115 no trp113 21k 152 4.5k 299 412 471

c113 16k 014 7.2k 168 164 361

p11350 10k 208 223 257 no trp114 13k 240 4.2k 360 388 520

c114 21k 004 5.4k 115 204 320

c11450 6.3k 003 1.0k 086 no trc115 13k 002 10k 078 252 255

c116 5.0k 001 5.4k 052 429 237

p120 33k 755 5.0k 750 1 886

c120 33k 001 10k 006 589 102

RangeRs Close 21.17 Marc2750 no tr 6.6k 050 378 135

c30 no tr 10k 031 89 095

c35 no tr 10k 015 no trc3750 no tr 6.4k 010 10 035

Schlmb Close 69.20 Febp75 6.6k 497 3.0k 560 12 7ServcNow Close 87.27 Febc90 215 005 4.1k 196 26 425

SolarCity Close 57.26 Aprc60 6.0k 070 1.8k 354 122 660

SP CnSt Close 50.60 Marc43 no tr 8.4k 787 no trc47 6.6k 357 1.8k 380 no trc4950 4.8k 130 no tr no trSP Engy q Close 60.38 Marp59 161 018 5.6k 165 20 320

p60 3.7k 047 5.6k 226 43 382

SP Fncl Close 24.09 Marc20 1.6k 415 12k 415 7 438

c21 3.0k 325 6.2k 318 no trp23 939 001 7.1k 019 3.4k 058

c23 6.4k 120 1.2k 117 3.0k 158

c24 9.7k 010 47k 054 4.1k 086

p24 44k 022 2.2k 055 105 093

c25 3.6k 002 104k 011 3.4k 040

SP Hlth Close 71.83 Marp75 7.5k 310 no tr no trc75 7.5k 005 36 022 15 116

SP Inds Close 52.86 Marc54 101 003 6.5k 036 5 139

SP Matls Close 43.17 Marp44 5.1k 099 53 145 no trSP Util Close 43.49 Marc40 4.8k 353 2.4k 365 6 335

c4350 7.5k 005 24 045 no trSP500 mini Close 204.86 Marc185 no tr 17k 1960 1.4k 2070

p185 103 950 20k 050 11k 270

p190 82 1075 10k 091 2.3k 350

c190 5 2347 33k 1460 63 1686

c195 7 1994 6.2k 985 136 1323

p195 109 1219 22k 157 9.5k 468

p200 329 1434 19k 285 779 614

c200 2 1666 4.1k 616 365 958

c205 285 1310 23k 287 2.5k 596

p205 85 1574 29k 480 658 8c210 71 1070 71k 087 6.5k 335

c215 445 835 3.2k 017 7.2k 167

c220 15 637 3.9k 005 4.9k 055

SpdGld nya Close 100.50 Marc10250 4.0k 004 11 104 no trc106 no tr 11k 024 35 126

c108 no tr 10k 012 612 088

c114 no tr 1 002 13k 033

c115 no tr 95 002 12k 028

c118 no tr 1 001 5.8k 022

SPDR Close 204.86 Marp172 6 001 20k 012 6 105

p175 197 7 472 016 13k 151

c175 6 3460 4.8k 3090 46 3150

p179 2 775 6.3k 021 217 201

p180 43 808 20k 015 3.1k 206

c180 10 3204 17k 2460 1.3k 2510

p19650 16k 036 814 233 no trp196 no tr 10k 172 53 473

p19750 17k 010 620 235 no trp197 no tr 11k 175 217 523

p19850 5.5k 013 700 208 no trp198 no tr 12k 227 264 540

p19950 10k 017 687 203 no trp199 no tr 4.2k 245 111 589

p20050 26k 026 837 220 no trp20150 17k 054 561 266 no trc201 20k 355 2.3k 542 157 914

c20150 4.3k 3 500 520 no trp201 48k 045 13k 316 222 617

c20250 4.6k 2 199 390 no trp202 114k 067 46k 354 245 616

p20250 72k 072 1.1k 3 no trc202 49k 290 5.5k 455 40 865

p203 105k 110 11k 393 348 728

p20350 46k 131 545 303 no trc203 29k 155 3.9k 4 263 795

p204 62k 171 18k 430 466 687

c20450 8.5k 043 933 309 no tr

c204 17k 063 10k 347 222 650

p20450 47k 199 795 401 no trp20550 39k 290 1.4k 361 no trc20550 26k 024 2.5k 357 no trp20650 9.1k 329 565 390 no trp206 69k 312 16k 523 1.3k 851

c20650 41k 011 618 196 no trc206 95k 016 18k 236 7.9k 532

p20750 5.4k 376 179 505 no trc20750 25k 006 425 147 no trc207 103k 008 35k 186 421 482

p207 24k 402 12k 581 308 898

c20850 15k 003 937 103 no trc208 118k 003 20k 147 181 451

p208 13k 490 6.0k 641 55 952

c209 22k 019 6.3k 123 175 432

c20950 26k 003 1.0k 107 no trc21050 4.1k 002 1.4k 166 no trp21050 5.3k 590 62 659 no trc211 50k 006 5.5k 063 157 298

p211 4.1k 8 1.9k 778 23 951

c212 4.1k 001 8.4k 046 1.1k 269

c213 5.8k 011 7.9k 035 359 214

c214 4.6k 008 6.1k 067 893 180

c216 2.9k 001 5.6k 012 1.1k 138

c217 728 002 633 008 6.3k 126

c222 no tr no tr 13k 046

SPDR DJ Close 175.10 Marc140 no tr 5.2k 3630 no trc145 no tr 14k 3130 no trc162 6.4k 1383 no tr no trc170 6.6k 607 129 710 44 920

c172 6.7k 312 69 535 no trc176 4.2k 026 500 232 84 5c180 196 011 7.6k 078 100 395

Spdr OGEx Close 29.56 Marp29 190 014 4.7k 139 49 276

p30 1.1k 065 5.2k 186 2.5k 308

p31 1.1k 156 6.5k 245 69 350

c33 10k 018 6.8k 045 32 134

SpdrLehHY Close 33.72 Marp33 no tr 71 040 4.1k 097

sT Retail Close 43.46 Marc50 4.0k 001 1 001 no trp50 4.0k 630 no tr no trSuncorEng Close 25.40 Marc25 16 049 10k 103 2 175

SunEdison Close 6.25 Aprp3 200 001 262 007 5.0k 040

c5 1.2k 124 995 160 4.0k 215

c6 9.1k 035 2.1k 096 4.3k 167

p6 14k 012 946 078 4.0k 170

c7 12k 004 5.6k 058 764 137

Target Close 72.33 Aprc80 no tr 15k 012 17 111

p80 1 720 15k 712 no trTeslaMotr Close 233.39 Marc235 4.0k 141 467 990 48 2020

c240 5.1k 026 693 765 38 1775

TollBr Close 33.88 Marc35 16 035 4.0k 076 43 160

Transocn Close 13.00 Febp10 no tr 4.3k 019 9 046

TW Cable Close 184.51 Aprp130 no tr 4.5k 030 no trTwitter Close 23.31 Marc24 6.5k 009 2.7k 105 546 254

TycoIntl Close 31.28 Aprc34 no tr 4.2k 011 4 066

US OilFd Close 10.74 Aprc1150 2.8k 005 4.7k 025 17 080

p11 7.5k 041 4.6k 068 21 122

c11 5.4k 004 5.5k 037 673 097

c13 113 002 641 005 41k 036

c15 5 001 222 001 80k 016

c17 11 002 322 001 40k 010

USSteel Close 7.43 Aprp8 4.0k 080 3.3k 118 41 216

Vale SA Close 3.23 Marc5 21 001 94 001 10k 004

p5 68 173 15 175 10k 184

ValeantPh Close 111.38 Aprp105 183 020 4.9k 450 no trc115 9.0k 055 2.3k 565 10 1470

WalMart Close 58.98 Marc60 1.9k 004 4.7k 082 1.0k 185

WeathInt Close 8.61 Febp8 25 003 383 047 20k 086

p10 no tr 16 155 10k 191

WisdTrInv Close 16.23 Marp1675 4.4k 060 no tr no trWT India Close 19.46 Aprp30 no tr 10k 1053 no trc30 no tr 10k 003 no trWTJpTot Close 54.00 Febc5460 no tr 10k 092 no trXerox Close 10.19 Aprc11 444 003 12k 022 155 046

Yahoo Close 33.23 Aprc35 215 001 1.9k 059 6.4k 194

c40 2 004 4.2k 004 36 060

YRC Ww Close 15.24 Aprc15 10k 063 no tr no trc1750 no tr 16 021 10k 133



Dec Jan Dec Jan

Comprehensive volume and prices for Thursday, December 17, 2015.Investor’s Business Daily shows options in a time-saving alphabeticallist, with expiration month in the first column. Closing prices are asof 4 p.m. Eastern and do not reflect after-hours settlements/trading.

20 Most Active Index OptionsIndex Optn OptnPrice Price Chg. Vol

SPX500 Jan 1900 Put 2041.89 8.30 + 3.04 55878SPX500 Jan 2000 Put 2041.89 25.00 + 8.01 35015SPX500 Jan 1800 Put 2041.89 2.75 + 0.70 26180SPX500 PM Jan 2050 Put 2041.89 41.90 +13.90 22962SPX500 PM Jan 2050 Call 2041.89 33.00 –18.00 21899SPX500 PM Jan 2150 Call 2041.89 1.80 – 3.20 16257SPX500 PM Jan 2225 Call 2041.89 0.20 – 0.25 15044SPX500 PM Dec 2070 Call 2041.89 0.35 –12.50 11280SPX500 Jan 1975 Put 2041.89 15.90 + 3.90 9053SPX500 Jan 1950 Put 2041.89 14.60 + 4.60 8678SPX500 PM Dec 2060 Call 2041.89 1.15 –17.60 8482SPX500 PM Feb 1875 Put 2041.89 18.90 + 5.80 7870SPX500 PM Dec 2070 Put 2041.89 21.10 + 9.16 7439SPX500 Dec 2020 Put 2041.89 1.20 – 0.60 7133SPX500 PM Jan 2075 Call 2041.89 20.00 –13.85 6654SPX500 PM Jan 2100 Call 2041.89 9.90 –11.10 6363SPX500 PM Dec 2130 Call 2041.89 1.25 – 3.20 6203SPX500 PM Jan 2145 Call 2041.89 2.75 – 3.75 6126SPX500 PM Dec 2090 Call 2041.89 0.10 – 4.90 5710SPX500 PM Feb 1850 Put 2041.89 15.90 + 3.90 5703

Total Total Call PutCall Put Open Open

Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest

SPX500 28,380 203,031 464,579 953,471SPX500 PM 161,864 107,752 749,533 466,123Rus2000 15,930 40,623 116,593 234,147DJ Inds 800 1,182 27,157 18,899Nasd100 1,582 1,758 17,466 18,584SP100 1,146 1,477 4,818 6,717

Total Total Call PutCall Put Open Open

Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest

Rus2000 qtl 10 460 12 2,760GS Idx 5 27 64 2,191SP100Eur 56 54 152 226Semicon q 24 0 443 0OilSvc 0 16 0 21

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20 Most Active Stock OptionsStock Optn OptnPrice Price Chg. Vol

SP Fncl Jan 25 Call 24.09 0.11 – 0.08 104409US OilFd Apr 15 Call 10.74 0.16 – 0.04 80037SP500 mini Jan 210 Call 204.86 0.87 – 1.13 71632iShEmMkt Jan 45 Put 32.76 12.52 – 0.44 66105iShEmMkt Jan 45 Call 32.76 0.02 + 0.01 66100iSh EAFE Jan 60 Call 58.97 0.35 – 0.20 59577SPDR Dec 205 Put 204.86 2.90 + 1.87 39564SP500 mini Jan 190 Call 204.86 14.60 – 3.69 33688PwNasd100 Dec 120 Call 112.32 0.01 .. 33500PwNasd100 Dec 120 Put 112.32 7.55 – 0.41 33500AllyFinl Jan 20 Put 18.43 1.85 + 0.05 30078AllyFinl Jan 20 Call 18.43 0.15 – 0.02 30000SP500 mini Jan 205 Put 204.86 4.80 + 1.75 29819iShiBxHYB Dec 80 Put 79.83 0.38 + 0.20 29323iShsChi25 Jan 50 Call 35.83 0.01 .. 28770iShsChi25 Jan 50 Put 35.83 14.71 + 0.16 28750SPDR Dec 200 Put 204.86 0.26 + 0.07 26982SPDR Dec 205 Call 204.86 0.24 – 2.57 26861Pandora Jan 20 Call 15.26 0.10 – 0.26 26278Apple Dec 110 Put 108.98 1.40 + 0.87 24978

B16 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2015 STOCK OPTIONS INVESTORS.COM

68 23 63 B C+ 8.6 1347PropIns PIH 7.42 –.07 –90 1 21ê

42 59 37 C D+39.3 21stCen 1.1 FOXA 27.49 –.41 +10 12m 15o

46 59 43 C C+ 37.8 21stCen 1.1 FOX 28.23 –.27 +20 4.7m 16o

77 41 98 D B+ 1.8 22ndCentry XXII 1.45 +.07 +147 1.0m ..o50 39 80 .. B 39.7 2U TWOU 28.35 +.27 –44 684 ..o58 69 55 B C– 170 3M 2.8 MMM 148.9 –1.10 +22 3.0m 19o

64 23 92 B B–30.7 500.comA r WBAI 19.19 –1.22 –28 343 ..o

78 83 56 A B–38.1 51Job JOBS 29.63 +.05 –52 66 16o

89 23 98 B A–83.7 58.com WUBA 69.38 +1.14 +2 1.3m ..o33 27 31 E B+ 21.2 8point3 4.3 CAFD 14.35 –.20 +73 603 ..o

— A —64 99 25 A B–46.6 AACHldgs AAC 22.72 +.17 +44 336 24o

65 78 69 D C 9.2 AccoBrnds ACCO 7.71 +.25 +21 649 9ê

85 79 79 B B–25.8 ACIWwde ACIW 23.06 –.13 +11 453 27o

79 66 77 B D 22.9 ACNB 3.7 ACNB 21.36 –.14 –89 0.3 12ê

40 21 50 E B 2.0 ACRERealty AIII 1.25 –.03 +25 4 ..ê

31 8 41 D D–12.0 AdmaBio ADMA 8.46 +.05 –36 6 ..ê

52 54 54 B C+ 42.9 ADT 2.5 r ADT 33.15 –.84 –19 1.3m 16o

79 78 97 E A–93.9 AEPInd AEPI 80.80 –1.94 –69 14 23k

67 68 91 E B–0.6 AG&E WGA .50 –.01 +454 138 ..ê

34 52 50 D D 57.9 AGCO 1.1 AGCO 44.58 –.92 +4 1.3m 12o

17 33 20 C E 19.6 AGMortg 14 MITT 13.22 –.33 +53 351 5x

43 69 26 B C 11.1 AHBelon 6.3 AHC 5.08 –.20 –44 26 1ê

47 71 35 D B–36.1 AMCEnt 3.2 AMC 25.14 –.26 +108 480 27o

57 72 19 A D+73.5 ANIPharma r ANIP 43.49 –1.68 –39 223 18o

8 17 7 E E 2.7 APITech ATNY 1.09 +.08 +308 103 ..ê

33 75 12 C D 10.6 ARCDoc ARC 4.73 –.20 –34 175 11o

6 12 8 D D–11.5 ARCGpWw ARCW 2.29 +.45 +387 105 ..ê

19 2 60 .. E 10.5 ARCapAcqis AUMA 9.65 –.12 –96 2 ..ê

99 78 95 C B+ 4.8 ARINetSvcs ARIS 4.56 +.32 +999 352 56ê

.. .. 70 .. C– 20.8 ArkIndInnv ARKQ 19.58 +.23 –67 0.1 ..k

.. .. 70 .. C 22.2 ARKInnvEtf ARKK 20.99 +.21 –29 0.5 ..k

.. .. 83 .. B–24.5 ArkWebx.o ARKW 23.58 +.08 +10 2 ..k94 96 89 C D 27.2 ASBBanc r ASBB 25.14 –.24 +999 22 30ê

44 45 34 B C– 114 ASML .7 ASML 87.93 –1.43 –37 660 20o

74 44 99 E A+7.4 ATA 6.4 r ATAI 6.08 +.07 +109 61 76ê

11 18 11 D C 6.0 AUOptro 3.8 AUO 2.61 –.05 0 1.7m 4o

49 54 33 B C 29.2 AVGTech r AVG 20.10 +.14 +7 567 12o

46 33 32 C B–17.4 AVHomes AVHI 12.42 +.10 –34 36 ..o94 82 99 C B+ NH AMrkPrc 1.1 AMRK 18.33 +.63 +132 46 11ê

75 37 95 .. B 8.3 A10Netwrks ATEN 6.76 –.10 –57 199 ..o82 74 82 A B–25.3 AAON 1.0 AAON 23.08 –.31 –17 143 29ê

24 17 29 E E 34.2 AAR 1.3 AIR 23.03 –.37 +63 303 ..ó

29 71 13 B E 40.8 Aarons .5 AAN 22.20 –.65 +3 1.0m 10o

86 92 58 A B–66.9 Abaxis .8 ABAX 52.91 –.63 –32 120 48o

32 35 35 C C+ 23.7 ABB 3.2 ABB 17.71 –.37 +13 2.7m 16o

56 36 58 B B+ 51.7 AbbottL 2.1 ABT 45.26 –.79 –8 5.8m 21o

74 88 40 A B–71.6 AbbVie 4.0 ABBV 56.38 –1.25 –19 7.8m 13o

1 15 1 D E 19.3 Abengoa 26 ABGB 1.71 –.02 –89 11 7ê

32 75 15 D D 38.8 Abengoa 9 ABY 17.30 +.27 +77 2.7m 99o

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57 80 50 D D 34.0 ABMIndu 2.3 ABM 28.65 –.46 +1 299 17o

16 68 4 C E 4.0 Abraxas AXAS .88 –.03 +128 1.9m 3o

14 40 7 C D+19.0 AcaciaRe 9 ACTG 5.53 –.08 –10 574 50o

74 99 33 A C+ 85.6 AcadiaHlthcr ACHC.61.51 +.09 +31 944 29o

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29 11 21 B E 30.9 AdamsPhrm ADMS 14.83 –.15 +57 171 ..o54 16 79 .. B+ 7.3 AdamisPhr ADMP 5.13 +.08 –63 19 ..o.. .. 61 .. C– 13.6 AdmDivE .3 ADX 12.74 –.12 –5 136 ..k.. .. 32 .. C– 24.1 AdmNatR 3.2 PEO 17.49 –.33 +106 185 ..ò

16 31 18 E D+73.3 AdamsRes 2.5 AE 35.05 –.30 +36 8 99ê

21 2 10 D B–21.6 Adaptimune ADAP 8.86 –.29 –37 161 ..ê

16 52 10 E E 4.5 AdcareH 9 r ADK 2.29 +.06 +189 121 ..o41 46 40 C C+ 38.1 AddusHC ADUS 24.54 –.27 –53 47 21ê

28 30 22 C B–2.6 ADDvantg AEY 1.82 –.04 +55 16 13ê

55 11 97 D A+NH Adecoagro AGRO 12.31 +.22 +34 660 99o

36 78 23 C E 123 AdeptsHlthA ADPT 51.20 –.81 –56 257 62o

70 49 98 E .. 8.5 Adesto IOTS 7.84 –.04 –31 86 ..ê

99 80 93 A B+ NH AdobeSys r ADBE 94.20 –1.36 +9 3.1m 45o

41 13 72 D B+ 24.1 Adtran 2.1 r ADTN 17.52 +.64 +196 1.2m 30o

56 16 78 D B+ 49.3 AduroBio ADRO 31.74 –1.89 +23 482 ..o

65 23 89 D B+ 3.4 AdvaMcrDv AMD 2.56 +.02 +33 11m ..o42 26 35 B B 7.8 AdvSemi 4.1 ASX 5.41 –.11 +6 1.0m 12o

76 79 48 A B–201 AdvAuto .2 AAP 153.1 –7.75 +45 1.7m 19o

57 3 96 E .. 32.3 AdvAcceApp AAAP 29.48 +.07 –75 28 ..ê

38 57 24 .. E 33.3 Advancd .9 WMS 22.86 –.67 –19 314 33k

87 85 89 C B–30.0 AdvEngy r AEIS 29.16 –.25 –38 179 14o

44 25 36 B B 13.9 Advantes 1.2 ATE 8.69 –.16 –8 6 15ê

38 4 85 E D–30.1 Advaxis ADXS 12.32 +1.40 +194 2.4m ..ò

.. .. 46 .. D–9.8 AdvClEn 10 LCM 8.26 –.01 –8 39 ..ê

.. .. 34 .. B–7.0 AdvClyCnS 10 AGC 5.36 –.04 +80 234 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. C– 17.5 AdvClCv 8.4 AVK 13.35 –.06 +37 194 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. D+21.9 AdvAthena 9 DIVI 14.63 +.06 +234 10 ..k

.. .. 49 .. B–32.0 AdshrsE 1.0 EPRO 28.68 –.29 –91 0.8 ..k

.. .. 52 .. C– 14.9 AdvshrG 1.1 GEUR 12.19 –.05 –84 4 ..k

.. .. 40 .. D–14.7 AdvshrG .3 GYEN 11.70 –.25 –34 8 ..k

.. .. 60 .. E 68.3 AdshrsGlb .2 GIVE 60.75 +.55 +33 0.4 ..k

.. .. 57 .. B–25.2 AdvMrkA 2.0 MAUI 22.80 +.09 +157 15 ..k

.. .. 49 .. C+ 26.2 AdvMorg 2.8 GTAA 22.84 +.08 –91 0.1 ..k

.. .. 63 .. C– 59.2 AdshsNw 2.8 MINC 48.61 +.11 –31 20 ..k

.. .. 55 .. D+50.5 AdvPacA 3.7 FLRT 47.51 –.68 –94 0.1 99ê

.. .. 60 .. B+ 27.8 AdvShStrGlb VEGA 25.77 –.38 –5 6 ..k

.. .. 63 .. D+24.1 ASTrAd 2.5 YPRO 22.99 –.02 –77 2 ..k69 66 59 B C+ 60.4 AdvisryBrd ABCO 48.97 –.94 –11 256 37o

.. .. 49 .. D–32.1 AdvMeid .6 MATH 28.00 –.36 –90 0.1 ..k14 13 28 D C 6.6 AdvOil&Gs AAV 4.51 –.09 –20 83 12o

74 71 62 A B+ 35.4 AecomTech ACM 29.24 –.69 –12 996 9o

38 75 40 E B 15.7 AegeaM .9 ANW 8.72 –.17 –12 164 10o

41 77 5 C D–29.0 Aegerion AEGR 8.95 –.28 –25 622 14o

61 53 82 C B–22.4 Aegion r AEGN 19.22 –.72 +8 190 13o

39 60 23 E D–8.4 Aegon 4.0 AEG 5.53 ... +26 1.9m 6ê

41 49 28 E C– 2.9 AehrTest AEHR 1.95 –.02 –93 0.9 ..k4 23 8 .. D–6.9 Aemetis AMTX 2.26 –.01 –18 17 ..ê

79 94 46 A D+51.5 AerCap r AER 40.16 –.69 +16 3.3m 6o

26 6 34 .. D 35.9 AeriePharma AERI 23.71 –.86 –11 368 ..o90 78 95 D B+ 14.0 Aerocentury ACY 12.49 –.01 +107 12 5ê

32 7 49 E C 8.4 AerohiveNets HIVE 5.35 –.09 –33 111 ..o23 10 23 .. D+25.0 Aerojet AJRD 15.87 –.35 –25 227 ..o5 23 2 E C– 4.4 Aeropostale ARO .34 –.03 –30 1.2m ..o

77 37 94 D B+ 30.7 AeroVirnmt r AVAV 29.38 –.13 +13 206 79o

41 58 19 C D 14.5 AES 4.8 r AES 9.20 –.17 –12 5.2m 7o

13 25 5 E D–88.9 AEternaZen AEZS 4.65 +.09 +19 2.1m ..ê

18 14 25 .. D+12.3 Aethlon AEMD 6.92 –.02 –80 9 ..ê

64 86 61 B C– 134 Aetna .9 AET 108.9 +.10 –21 2.8m 14o

58 87 23 A C+ 230 AffilMangers AMG 157.7 –1.35 +128 1.1m 12o

28 23 49 .. C+ 24.2 Affirmed AFMD 7.52 +.32 +82 638 ..ê

62 69 43 C B–13.1 Affymetrix AFFX 9.76 –.03 –17 454 23o

55 52 64 C C 66.5 AFLAC 2.7 r AFL 60.38 –1.32 –18 2.0m 10o

20 5 20 D D–10.2 Agenus AGEN 4.54 –.02 –11 1.1m ..o31 5 49 .. C 13.2 AgileThera AGRX 7.61 –.03 –31 37 ..ê

62 46 79 C B–43.6 Agilent 1.1 r A 40.78 –.65 –31 2.2m 23o

48 30 47 E B+ 12.7 Agilysys AGYS 10.06 –.42 +27 38 ..o13 13 8 D D–138 AgiosPharma AGIO 55.57 +.16 –17 572 ..o88 63 92 D A–63.4 AGLRes 3.2 GAS 63.10 –.15 +1 721 23o

39 36 50 C C+ 34.9 AgnicoE 1.3 AEM 25.05 –2.23 +14 2.9m 50o

96 93 87 A B–36.2 AgreeRe 5.5 ADC 34.07 +.11 +14 131 16o

48 23 83 C B 1.9 Agria GRO 1.36 –.01 –72 11 99k

35 62 41 D D–116 Agrium 3.8 AGU 92.21 –2.15 –20 495 14o

10 18 8 .. C– 13.4 Agrofresh AGFS 5.55 +.05 –8 220 46ê

16 2 21 .. E 28.3 Aimmune AIMT 18.32 –.97 –10 154 ..ê

35 17 21 D D–11.0 AirIndust 8.0 AIRI 7.52 +.02 –63 2 ..ê

84 94 42 A D 40.5 AirLease .6 AL 31.52 –.51 –30 688 11o

73 85 56 A B–55.0 AirMethods AIRM 41.73 –.68 –35 282 14o

54 74 41 B D 158 AirProd 2.5 APD 130.4 –1.85 +81 2.5m 19o

42 39 62 C D–11.0 AirTrnspSv ATSG 8.96 –.14 –4 163 15o

64 66 48 B D–25.5 Aircast 4.7 AYR 20.35 –.16 –3 476 9o

79 63 96 B B–139 Airgas 1.7 r ARG 137.5 –.06 +2 1.5m 28o

43 5 99 E C+ 7.7 Airmedia AMCN 5.53 ... –53 349 ..o13 19 8 E D–11.5 Aixtron AIXG 4.25 –.19 –21 52 ..o5 11 8 .. C 6.4 AKSteel AKS 2.04 –.15 +15 7.0m ..o

51 70 18 A E 78.4 Akamai AKAM 52.59 –.69 –10 2.3m 21o

53 8 85 .. B 14.2 AkebiaThera AKBA 11.69 –.36 –14 330 ..o5 2 3 E E 5.3 AkersBiosci AKER 1.27 –.11 –13 17 ..ê

81 99 28 A B 57.1 Akorn AKRX 35.09 –.53 –7 1.4m 29ò

72 88 74 B B–64.5 Alamo .6 ALG 52.14 +.16 –8 49 12ê

12 16 10 E B–8.5 Alamos .6 AGI 3.21 –.05 +23 1.4m ..o91 95 82 A B 20.37Alarm.com ALRM 16.79 –.33 –32 122 40o

95 98 92 A C– 87.2 AlaskaA 1.0 r ALK 81.13 –1.62 –20 1.1m 13o

21 13 34 E E 2.6 AlskCom ALSK 1.77 +.03 –20 97 13o

74 72 82 D A 41.6 AlbnyInt 1.8 AIN 37.13 –.09 +21 145 22ê

96 91 79 B A 22.5 AlbanyMlc AMRI 19.88 –.11 +57 505 23o

65 31 74 B B+ 65.0 Albemar 2.2 ALB 52.42 +.59 +14 1.7m 13o

52 34 74 E B+ 5.0 AlctlLuc ALU 3.76 –.10 –15 4.3m ..o59 81 37 A E 14.4 Alcentra 11 ABDC 11.41 –.03 –8 33 7ê

19 31 22 C B–17.1 Alcoa 1.3 AA 9.15 –.09 –31 22m 10ò

46 55 47 .. D+9.5 Alcobra ADHD 5.84 +.03 +39 222 ..o37 12 70 .. E 54.9 AlderBioph ALDR 36.19 –.21 –3 525 ..o38 19 41 .. B+ 13.5 AldeyraThera ALDX 6.93 –.05 –43 13 ..ê

50 84 26 D D–56.0 Alere ALR 39.01 –.69 –36 500 16o

.. .. 14 .. C 28.9 AlerianEr 3.9 ENFR 16.31 –.37 +314 30 ..ê

.. .. 14 .. D–17.8 Alerian 11 AMLP 10.36 –.26 +83 24m 99o

47 59 54 C E 43.7 Alexandr& .7 ALEX 36.15 –.64 –28 99 36o

72 54 52 A B–486 Alexand 3.6 ALX 388.8 –1.80 –68 1 28ê

73 57 61 C C– 102 Alexndr 3.4 ARE 90.86 –.10 +21 553 99o

8 10 17 E C+ 0.7 AlexcoRgn AXU .32 –.02 +18 147 ..ê

94 90 77 A B–208 Alexion ALXN 185.8 –3.12 –7 1.4m 35o

21 23 11 .. C+ 2.7 Alexza ALXA .90 +.02 +17 41 ..o98 97 80 A B–111 7Alibaba BABA 83.56 –1.07 –37 13m 32o

34 71 37 C E 58.1 Alico .6 ALCO 40.00 –.47 –36 9 22ê

82 58 87 B C+ 68.5 AlignTech ALGN 64.77 –.99 –65 248 40o

30 17 22 D D+6.0 AlimeraS ALIM 2.96 +.60 +884 2.1m ..o67 23 91 D B NH Alkermes ALKS 77.69 –.96 +43 1.2m ..o62 54 68 D D–518 Alleghany Y 478.9 –4.77 +21 59 14o

2 9 5 E D–37.8 Alleghny 3.1 ATI 10.47 –.12 +13 2.7m ..x94 99 78 A E 28.3 AllegBanchs ABTX 23.99 +.24 –1 74 22ê

85 98 46 A C– 238 Allegia .7 ALGT 172.3 –2.80 –35 103 15o

84 84 86 B B+ 68.1 Allegion .6 ALLE 65.62 –.84 –30 586 22o

95 99 79 A B 340 Allergan AGN 309.5 +.44 –24 3.9m 21o

87 80 68 B D 59.7 Allete 4.0 ALE 51.03 +.54 +60 386 15o

89 90 56 A D+312 AlliancData r ADS.269.1 –4.24 –11 333 18o

50 78 34 B C– 22.4 AlliFib 1.0 r AFOP 15.26 –.18 –39 136 13o

6 44 4 B E 62.9 Allianc 23 AHGP 16.47 –2.21 +193 287 3o

7 9 8 .. E 25.3 AlliancImg AIQ 9.09 +.13 –30 40 6ê

16 30 10 E E 26.5 AlliancOne AOI 10.46 –.30 –68 19 12k

2 26 5 B E 43.7 Allianc 21 ARLP 12.31 –1.01 +167 831 3o

36 58 28 .. C+ 32.7 AlliBer 7.4 AB 23.29 +.12 +4 334 12o

.. .. 27 .. D+17.4 AllizNFJ 14 NFJ 12.16 –.06 +66 579 ..ê

76 79 80 C E 70.8 AlliantE 3.5 LNT 63.71 +2.95 +288 2.3m 17o

.. .. 16 .. D–9.4 AllizCon 14 NCV 5.41 –.01 –13 359 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. E 8.9 AllizConI 14 NCZ 4.82 –.02 +58 619 ..ê

.. .. 26 .. B 26.0 AllianzDv 11 ACV 17.83 +.02 +124 147 99ê

.. .. 51 .. C 21.3 AllizEq&Co 8.4 NIE 18.17 –.18 +66 100 ..ê

.. .. 41 .. E 13.0 AlliBGl 8.9 AWF 10.95 +.14 +36 287 ..k

.. .. 71 .. E 8.1 AlliBIn 4.9 ACG 7.78 +.03 0 307 ..k17 20 17 E D–1.9 AlldHlth AHPI 1.08 –.02 –20 5 ..ê

57 83 55 B D 42.6 AlldMot .5 AMOT 22.07 +1.87 –1 95 13ê

57 41 40 B C– 45.1 AlliedW 2.9 AWH 35.44 –.32 +22 768 10o

17 30 5 D E 6.6 AlliquaBio ALQA 2.06 +.01 +11 104 ..ê

51 72 30 B D–34.6 AllisnT 2.4 ALSN 25.44 –.25 +66 2.1m 13o

.. .. 77 .. B 14.3 AllcCAMu 5.0 AKP 14.04 +.13 –2 18 ..ê

.. .. 75 .. B 14.5 AllBNtl 5.4 AFB 13.70 +.19 +72 87 ..ê

30 28 38 D B 9.9 AllotCm r ALLT 5.82 –.08 0 125 72o

86 72 88 D B 15.8 Allscripts r MDRX 14.87 +.04 +5 2.6m 35o

68 65 56 C B–72.9 Allstate 1.9 r ALL 62.37 –1.01 –22 2.2m 11o

51 80 30 D D+24.1 AllyFinl ALLY 18.43 –.13 +62 6.8m 10o

29 53 27 E B–1.3 AlmadMin AAU .58 +.02 –30 69 ..ê

47 43 58 C C– 50.5 AlmostFam AFAM 39.20 –.20 –7 57 19o

17 5 23 D D–140 AlnylamPh ALNY 88.18 –3.79 –37 577 ..o

13 12 2 E B–32.5 AlonBluSqIsr BSI 3.79 –.53 +33 58 ..ê

45 55 56 E D+23.3 AlonUSA 3.9 ALJ 15.29 ... –3 886 9o

61 39 95 C D+26.7 AlnUSA 17 ALDW 22.84 –.09 –30 136 7o

61 23 80 E B+ 9.9 AlphaOmg AOSL 9.04 +.04 –51 36 ..o30 32 16 C D–2.9 AlphaProT r APT 1.62 ... –28 42 20o

99 90 96 A B 793 7Alphabet GOOGL.769.8 –6.76 –14 1.8m 27o

99 90 96 A C 775 AlphabetC GOOG 749.4 –8.66 –24 1.5m 26o

.. .. 33 .. D+47.7 Alphacln .0 ALFA 37.41 –.54 –36 25 ..k

.. .. 39 .. D–26.5 Alphamark SMCP 21.80 +.03 –88 2 99ê

4 16 2 E E 1.5 Alphatec ATEC .21 +.01 +18 461 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. B–7.2 AlpGlbP 10 AWP 5.75 ... +35 376 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. C– 10.7 AlpGlbDD 8.9 AGD 8.78 –.02 +98 91 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. D–9.2 AlpTotDv 9 AOD 7.64 –.01 +84 648 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. C– 26.2 AlpsEmS 4.5 EDOG 19.79 +.18 –29 2 ..k

.. .. 63 .. D–58.5 AlpsEqSc 2.0 EQL 54.97 –.64 –54 4 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. D–28.8 AlpsIntl 4.3 IDOG 23.27 –.35 +38 35 ..k

.. .. 61 .. C+ 40.3 AlpsMedBrk SBIO 31.43 –.53 –37 49 99o

.. .. 52 .. D+39.2 AlpsSct 3.7 SDOG 35.06 –.51 –2 107 ..ê

.. .. 49 .. D–27.7 AlpsStxEu 2.8 STXX 23.63 –.07 +113 3 ..k66 15 93 C B 53.3 Altera 1.4 ALTR 52.99 –.01 +21 2.7m 48o

58 11 75 B B–5.3 Alteva ALTV 4.68 +.08 +100 74 ..ê

2 13 2 .. E 485 AltisourcAst AAMC 13.96 –.31 +52 56 1ê

81 78 92 A C 51.5 Altisource ASPS 28.52 +1.02 –8 444 5o

21 13 17 B C 22.6 Altisourc 16 r RESI 13.03 –.13 +100 901 12o

52 60 51 C B–29.5 AltraI 2.4 AIMC 25.09 –.81 –20 93 14ê

89 80 88 A B–61.7 AltriaG 3.9 r MO 58.43 –.52 –16 5.0m 21o

19 52 20 E D–17.4 AlmnmChina ACH 7.77 –.08 –38 54 ..o24 48 15 D C 3.1 AmShrd AMS 1.59 –.00 –87 0.5 22ê

95 80 87 B C 11.4 AmSft 3.8 AMSWA 10.54 +.11 +28 54 30o

43 78 7 C E 77.7 AMAGPhr AMAG 27.85 –.53 –58 548 9o

45 23 68 .. B–3.3 Amarin AMRN 1.94 –.10 +95 2.4m ..o38 25 10 B D 31.4 Amaya AYA 14.15 –.86 +23 207 7o

95 78 99 D C– 684 Amazon AMZN 670.7 –5.12 –17 3.7m 99o

36 36 17 B B–27.5 AmbacFinl AMBC 13.86 –.22 –4 311 1o

70 99 25 A D–129 Ambarella AMBA 56.59 –.26 –27 1.7m 16o

27 2 25 E B–10.7 AmberRoad AMBR 5.21 –.03 –23 72 ..o49 35 30 B B–6.8 Ambev 4.1 ABEV 4.62 –.11 –21 16m 17o

85 97 83 .. B–87.2 AMCNtwks AMCX 77.94 +.07 +5 950 14o

73 65 72 D C 88.1 AmconDi .9 DIT 80.99 –1.51 –39 1 9ê

87 73 72 B B 61.5 Amdocs 1.2 DOX 54.86 –1.08 +10 889 16o

49 75 5 B C 14.8 AmcFstr 10 AMFW 5.98 –.22 +185 778 2k

14 56 2 .. E 1.1 Amedica AMDA .11 –.01 +88 11m ..ê

68 60 93 D C 48.3 Amedisys r AMED 41.38 +.33 –18 265 30o

64 73 41 B B–26.2 AmerAxle AXL 19.86 –.53 –21 781 8o

81 72 84 D C+ 45.4 AmerCm 3.9 ACC 40.90 +.21 –35 457 40o

79 68 71 C B 65.4 AmerEle 3.9 AEP 57.42 +.41 +43 4.3m 15o

58 59 39 D C+ 30.0 AmerEqu .9 AEL 23.70 –.54 +1 532 9o

86 56 84 B B–26.4 ANtlB 3.8 r AMNB 25.37 –.15 –31 11 16ê

41 40 58 D E 116 AmNatl 3.2 ANAT 100.3 –2.14 +2 37 16ê

99 99 98 B C+ 89.9 AmWdmrk AMWD 82.55 –1.56 –54 94 26o

96 96 93 A B 436 Amerco UHAL 393.4 –4.10 +1 65 16o

75 51 82 C C 48.1 AmerenCo 3.9 AEE 44.03 +1.03 +71 3.1m 17o

26 8 40 D B 8.0 AmerscoA AMRC 6.14 –.11 –21 52 27ê

68 36 94 C D 25.5 Ameriana .7 ASBI 23.31 +.35 –84 0.9 48ê

52 57 43 B E 5.9 Amer1st 9 ATAX 5.12 –.03 +352 558 21ê

24 23 22 C E 23.5 AmMvlA 2.0 AMOV 15.19 –.30 –21 5 33ê

29 23 22 C C 23.7 AmerMov 2.0 AMX 15.30 –.24 +8 4.9m 34o

50 71 45 .. D–56.2 American .9 AAL 42.46 –.74 –16 7.2m 4o

78 99 57 C D–45.1 AmerAss 2.4 AAT 39.24 –.44 +7 191 46ê

81 78 75 A B 15.9 AmCapital ACAS 14.20 +.17 –44 2.3m 17o

29 26 29 B C– 19.9 AmerCap 11 MTGE 14.24 +.06 –13 444 7o

39 48 24 B C+ 13.6 AmerCap 11 ACSF 9.91 –.32 –11 40 7ê

38 32 80 E B+ 0.9 AmDGEn r ADGE .46 –.02 –89 5 ..ê

61 80 53 C C– 18.5 AmerEag 3.3 AEO 15.23 –.33 –49 2.6m 14o

5 20 8 E E 6.3 AmElctTchn AETI 1.95 –.25 +999 153 ..ê

53 72 32 B E 94.9 AmerExp 1.7 r AXP 69.57 –1.14 –16 4.8m 12o

67 25 78 B .. 8.0 AmerFrm 3.5 AFCO 7.09 +.09 –71 67 99ê

86 69 83 B C 75.7 AmerFncl 1.6 AFG 70.92 –.67 –13 256 13o

56 8 63 D B 17.6 AmHm4 1.2 r AMH 16.26 –.15 +36 2.5m ..o34 52 26 D D–11.5 AmerIndp AMIC 8.70 –.40 +775 4 24ê

61 58 76 D D+64.9 AmerInt 1.9 r AIG 60.13 –.80 –9 8.2m 14o

39 49 36 D C– 1.9 AmLorain ALN 1.07 –.03 –85 0.9 ..ê

3 40 3 E E 20.9 AmMidst 47 AMID 4.00 –1.02+231 875 ..o

32 32 22 B C 37.5 AmPublcEd APEI 20.86 +.05 +2 101 10o

79 88 79 A B–60.4 AmRailcr 3.3 ARII 48.31 –.48 +6 217 8o

40 27 32 D C+ 7.5 AmerRltyInv ARL 5.07 ... –92 0.2 ..ê

64 7 78 D A–19.7 AmrRes 2.2 r ARPI 18.34 –.11 –25 454 ..o95 97 89 B B–11.2 AmrRvr r AMRB 10.59 +.31 –82 1 16ê

34 36 52 E C– 57.7 AmerSci 4.8 ASEI 41.32 +2.13 +77 94 71o

51 51 68 D C 10.9 AmSprcnd AMSC 5.88 +1.67 +999 717 ..o83 73 87 C C– NH AmState 2.1 r AWR 42.51 +1.03 +116 305 25o

69 33 72 B D–104 AmerTow 2.0 AMT 96.09 –1.41 –9 1.8m 71o

57 71 88 E C– 16.1 AmerVan .6 AVD 13.43 –.74 –18 145 70o

91 79 89 B B–NH AmWtWk 2.3 AWK 59.29 +.50 +122 1.9m 22o

9 22 11 B E 57.6 AmCarMrt CRMT 26.69 +1.94 +30 93 10o

30 29 33 B E 22.5 AmCpAy 13 AGNC 17.47 +.07 –26 2.5m 14o

31 50 18 C E 52.7 Amerigas 10 APU 33.52 ... +7 359 12o

64 87 34 B C 138 Amerpri 2.5 r AMP 105.1 –2.46 –9 955 11o

99 85 96 A B–35.2 Ameris .6 ABCB 34.25 –.14 +34 405 21o

94 93 90 B C+ 53.87Ameris 1.2 AMSF 49.22 –.30 –52 51 14o

73 94 68 D E 3.5 Amerise 1.2 ASRV 3.22 ... –62 3 11ê

77 88 59 B B–120 Amerisr 1.3 r ABC 102.3 +.75 +19 2.8m 20o

73 58 62 A D 26.9 AmesNtl 3.3 ATLO 24.24 –.25 –51 5 15ê

73 80 68 B C 57.7 Ametek .7 r AME 53.55 –.80 +39 1.9m 21o

90 88 68 A B 181 Amgen 2.5 AMGN 161.4 –3.15 +7 3.7m 16o

21 6 17 E B–18.8 Amicusn FOLD 9.02 –.51 –36 1.7m ..o98 97 94 A B+ 14.77AmirNatFds ANFI 8.08 –.05 –50 246 5ò

48 18 72 C C+ 10.1 AmkorTech AMKR 6.30 –.14 –50 570 9o

97 99 89 A C– 37.57AMNHlthcr AHS 29.96 +.05 –33 723 21o

6 9 14 E C– 19.5 AmpcoPit 7.4 AP 9.71 –.72 +115 55 ..ê

62 38 67 D A–18.3 Amphastar AMPH 14.19 –.13 –3 212 ..o71 83 53 A C+ 60.5 Ampheno 1.1 r APH 52.73 –.14 +7 1.3m 21o

40 38 54 D C+ 9.0 AmpioPhrm AMPE 3.37 –.02 +11 228 ..o49 46 19 B D–17.2 AmplifySnck BETR 10.72 –.10 –2 222 97o

11 10 16 .. D+9.0 Ampliphi APHB 5.00 +.25 –35 19 1k

16 2 45 E C– 5.7 Amrep AXR 4.35 –.04 +51 22 ..ê

1 4 3 D E 3.9 AmCareSrc GNOW .56 –.02 +74 44 ..ê

91 96 92 A E 87.4 AmsurgA AMSG 80.29 –1.38 –36 708 23o

52 68 24 D B 12.9 Amtech r ASYS 5.81 –.01 –16 55 ..o96 88 75 A B–71.9 Amtrust 1.9 AFSI 61.89 –.07 –32 453 9o

7 22 19 .. D–3.1 Amyris AMRS 1.53 +.04 –68 75 ..o68 50 99 D D–156 AncorPhrm ANAC 108.0 –4.67 –28 579 ..o

4 13 11 D E 95.9 Anadarko 2.3 APC 46.73 –.94 +110 13m ..o

56 42 86 E A 1.6 Anadigics ANAD .48 –.00 +180 2.5m ..o83 82 47 A B–69.0 AnalogD 2.9 ADI 56.12 –1.41 –25 2.2m 17o

64 55 58 C C+ 92.3 Analogic .5 ALOG 83.19 –.62 –5 79 20o

23 10 24 .. .. 14.8 AnavexLifSci AVXL 7.46 +.31 –76 1.3m ..ò

88 78 91 D A–26.9 AnchorBnk r ANCB 25.08 –.45 –95 0.3 36ê

93 77 94 B B NH AchorBancrp ABCW 45.28 +.45 –28 24 13ê

15 33 23 D D+56.0 Anders 2.0 ANDE 31.63 –.20 –44 89 15o

78 35 98 .. A 11.3 AngiesList ANGI 9.22 –.08 –83 192 46o

27 33 21 D D 19.8 AngioDynm ANGO 12.66 –.04 –67 61 23ò

16 33 18 E B 13.1 Anglogol .6 AU 6.45 –.65 –19 3.4m ..o78 43 83 B B 130 ABuschI 2.6 BUD 124.8 –.32 +14 1.9m 24o

86 86 74 B B–45.4 AnikaTherp ANIK 37.81 –.66 –25 116 21o

31 33 30 C C+ 90.0 Anixter AXE 59.81 –1.79 –24 114 13o

30 37 39 D E 11.4 AnnalyC 12 r NLY 9.44 +.06 –13 6.1m 8o

71 67 74 A C– 98.4 Ansys ANSS 91.36 –.37 +44 592 26o

30 48 9 D D–3.0 Antares ATRS 1.31 +.01 +5 973 ..o37 47 29 A D–29.8 AnteroMi 4.3 AM 19.22 –.25 +85 824 25o

17 9 13 B B–46.1 AnteroRsrcs AR 20.49 +.28 +54 4.2m 30o

51 84 48 C E 173 Anthm 1.8 ANTM 139.0 +1.23 –29 1.6m 12o

51 37 91 .. D–11.7 AntheraP ANTH 5.06 +.45 +8 611 ..o35 43 35 D D–5.4 Anworth 13 r ANH 4.54 +.01 –46 423 ..o66 72 55 B D+107 Aon 1.3 AON 93.27 –3.65 +131 2.9m 16o

47 8 54 B B+ 2.0 AoxinTianli ABAC 1.00 +.02 –90 2 7ê

72 78 80 A D–3.5 AoxingP AXN .95 –.08 –40 258 9ê

12 15 30 D C 71.9 Apache 2.3 APA 42.95 –1.85 +70 8.1m 53o

55 7 81 D B–41.6 Apartmn 3.0 AIV 39.53 –.25 +27 1.5m 29o

40 39 16 E C– 20.5 Apigee APIC 8.12 –.15 –24 165 ..o73 98 35 B C– 61.1 ApogeE 1.0 APOG 44.44 –.78 +459 1.3m 22o

81 77 77 A C+ 17.7 ApolloC 10 ARI 17.58 +.05 +39 530 9o

7 11 5 D D 34.6 ApolloEdA APOL 7.60 –.17 –58 998 6ò

22 48 19 D D–25.8 ApolloM 12 APO 15.49 –.07 –32 643 24o

33 38 21 B B–8.0 ApollInv 15 r AINV 5.24 –.29 +32 2.2m 5x

41 55 27 B C– 16.5 ApolloR 15 AMTG 12.31 –.06 +30 275 5o

.. .. 36 .. D–16.7 ApolloTact 10 AIF 13.72 +.09 +80 114 ..k41 2 67 D C– 19.9 Appfolio APPF 15.29 –.12 +30 74 ..ê

86 56 84 C A–NH ApplHosp 5.8 APLE 20.68 +.17 –10 1.5m 23o

72 96 43 A D 134 Apple .1 r AAPL 109.0 –2.36 +3 45m 11o

16 41 13 E A–3.1 ApplRecy ARCI 1.12 –.05 –56 12 ..ê

44 47 45 D B–9.7 ApplDnaSci APDN 3.54 +.07 –74 255 ..o50 4 60 D B+ 25.4 AppldGenTec AGTC 18.07 +.21 +25 184 ..ê

54 49 43 C B–46.8 AppldInd 2.8 AIT 38.91 –.17 +13 267 14o

62 58 45 A C– 25.7 ApMat 2.2 r AMAT 18.06 –.44 –4 13m 15o

57 33 79 E B–8.1 AMCCrs AMCC 6.43 ... –25 526 ..o77 78 85 A E 22.8 AppliedOptlc AAOI 16.87 –.04 –35 244 15o

3 23 3 E D–9.6 ApprchRes AREX 1.31 –.12 –25 613 ..o

9 13 11 D E 2.8 ApricsBiosc APRI .93 –.01 –29 90 ..o74 76 85 C C+ 76.0 Aptargr 1.7 ATR 72.26 –1.19 –36 160 23o

17 40 5 .. E 7.4 AptoseBiosci APTO 2.50 +.02 –60 17 ..ê

94 73 91 A B NH AquaAm 2.4 WTR 30.09 –.01 –10 614 24o

34 3 52 .. B 6.6 AquaMetals AQMS 5.07 +.01 –59 5 ..ê

55 39 91 .. B 55.8 AquinxPhrm AQXP 12.32 +.19 +29 358 ..ê

5 11 6 D E 8.2 Aradigm ARDM 3.66 +.05 +120 21 ..ê

84 85 78 C B NH Aramrk 1.2 ARMK 32.48 –.19 –34 1.4m 20o

10 13 3 D D–20.6 AratanaThera PETX 5.53 –.12 –6 474 ..o67 50 75 B B 7.4 ArborRl 8.8 ABR 6.83 –.04 +86 169 7o

9 20 5 E D 26.7 Arbutus ABUS 4.66 –.05 –40 197 ..o32 50 16 C C 21.5 ArcLogis 14 ARCX 11.92 –1.15 –35 12 99ê

32 45 21 .. C– 10.9 ARCABio ABIO 4.88 –.13 –81 14 ..ê

15 44 6 .. C– 8.8 ArcadiaBio RKDA 3.39 –.05 –23 26 ..ê

15 37 11 C C– 47.5 Arcbest 1.5 ARCB 21.61 –.49 +32 375 10o

4 43 5 E E 12.0 ArcelrMi 4.6 MT 3.73 –.17 +7 10m ..o

79 63 82 B D 78.8 ArchCaptl ACGL 69.93 –.22 –7 376 15o

2 20 1 E D 19.5 ArchCoal 4.1 ACI .98 –.03 –56 900 ..o18 25 17 D E 53.7 ArchrDan 3.3 ADM 34.29 –1.11 +2 4.9m 11o

4 43 5 D E 22.9 Archrock 8.1 AROC 7.44 –.31 –23 783 21o

20 67 7 B E 27.9 ArchrkP 20 APLP 11.37 –.57 +162 618 8o

23 43 18 E B 6.6 ArcosDo 7.2 ARCO 3.19 +.04 –65 223 ..o8 37 7 E C– 39.7 ArcticC 3.2 ACAT 15.76 –1.52 +174 542 52o

59 43 70 D C+ 28.0 Ardelyx ARDX 19.50 –.50 +40 170 ..ê

63 78 67 B D–15.1 ArdmoreS 10 ASC 11.51 –.30 –29 249 10o

14 9 6 E C 6.3 ArenaPhrm ARNA 1.83 –.06 –36 2.1m ..o46 61 42 A D–17.7 AresCap 10 r ARCC 14.28 +.05 +61 2.3m 9o

73 74 67 A C– 13.2 AresRlE 8.4 ACRE 11.90 –.01 –38 67 9ê

.. .. 34 .. C– 16.8 AresDyn 10 ARDC 13.29 +.11 +99 159 ..ê

17 18 16 B C– 21.8 AresMgm 4.0 ARES 12.96 +.12 +14 98 46o

58 80 38 B B–42.5 Argann 2.2 AGX 32.32 –.58 +49 216 13o

91 88 90 D B+ 66.4 ArgoGro 1.3 AGII 60.58 –.36 –30 90 17ê

2 6 2 .. E 10.6 ArgosThera ARGS 1.85 +.16 +223 97 ..ê

27 11 22 D D+10.1 AriadPhrm ARIA 6.22 –.23 –26 2.2m ..o94 98 78 A B–88.6 AristaNtk ANET.72.86 +1.26 +25 725 33o

.. .. 43 .. C 24.9 ArkGenom ARKG 20.47 +.42 –67 0.2 ..k47 63 53 C D 27.1 ArkRstr 4.4 ARKR 22.61 –.03 –3 3 13k

36 69 17 C D–26.8 Arlingtn 17 AI 13.97 +.51 +103 507 2o

94 97 56 A C+ 54.8 ArmHld .7 ARMH 46.14 –.58 –4 1.5m 34o

86 96 81 .. B 11.67ArmdaH 6.3 AHH 10.80 +.06 +67 261 15o

18 3 26 C B 2.6 ArmcoMetls AMCO .42 +.03 –82 18 ..ê

41 43 42 D C+ 30.6 ArmourR 18 ARR 21.09 +.28 +77 933 ..o52 62 33 C D 60.7 ArmstrW AWI 46.25 –.73 –44 392 19o

37 11 43 C B 3.7 Arotech ARTX 1.87 ... +14 92 62o

35 2 73 .. D–10.3 Arowana ARWA 9.89 +.03 –69 6 99ê

67 47 96 E B–2.7 Arqule ARQL 2.14 ... –67 56 ..o43 47 18 B D–8.6 ArrayBio ARRY 4.57 –.05 +90 5.1m 65o

20 15 29 D E 8.0 ArrhythmiaR HRT 5.44 +.05 –15 2 ..ê

61 52 72 C B 37.5 Arris ARRS 29.86 –.34 –11 1.4m 12o

.. .. 22 .. D–26.2 ArrwDJG 10 GYLD 17.11 –.17 –83 28 ..ê

46 64 47 C D 65.0 ArrowElec r ARW 54.72 –1.17 –39 357 8o

76 59 76 A D+29.2 ArrwFl 3.6 r AROW 27.92 –.38 –18 17 14ê

.. .. 55 .. C 11.0 ArwInvT .3 DWAT 9.87 +.05 –53 2 ..ê

32 20 32 D B–9.4 ArhdRsch ARWR 6.12 +.41 +11 1.2m ..o91 71 93 B B 26.9 ArtsRs 3.4 ARTNA 26.16 +.56 –19 24 20ê

38 56 27 B D–51.2 ArtsnPt 6.8 APAM 35.40 +1.02 +46 507 12o

6 25 11 E E 6.0 ArtsWay 1.8 ARTW 2.76 –.04 –38 3 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. C 12.3 AsaGld& .6 ASA 6.85 –.42 +144 298 ..o24 9 36 .. B 2.0 AsankoGold AKG 1.44 –.07 –1 155 ..o59 98 28 B E 96.6 AsburyAut ABG 68.15 –2.04 –56 174 12o

23 32 16 D D+17.6 AscenaRtl r ASNA 9.77 –.38 +23 4.7m 14o

29 2 45 E B–23.8 Ascendis ASND 17.27 –.63 –25 28 ..ê

3 2 4 E E 55.0 Ascent r ASCMA 15.55 –.43 –7 117 ..o18 57 3 E C– 2.1 AscentSol ASTI .16 +.01 +57 11m ..o37 7 21 D B–11.1 Ashford 7.2 AHT 6.64 –.10 –34 567 2o

53 42 47 D C– 18.1 Ashford 2.7 AHP 14.63 ... +64 301 ..o41 78 14 D D–157 Ashford AINC 54.30 –.40 +33 4 ..ê

48 85 39 C E 132 Ashland 1.5 ASH 103.3 –1.03 +59 849 14o

14 23 29 E E 2.7 AsPWr&Cb APWC 1.54 –.02 –98 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 43 .. D+13.4 AsiaPcFd 4.9 APB 10.32 –.02 +51 13 ..k

.. .. 32 .. C 12.3 AsiaTi .4 GRR 9.05 –.06 +27 6 ..ê

35 19 21 E D–9.0 AspenArgls ASPN 5.72 +.38 +12 113 ..ê

77 48 79 B C– 51.5 AspenIns 1.7 AHL 48.44 –.34 –19 209 12ê

91 97 56 A C– 46.8 AspenTech AZPN 38.57 –1.41 –11 484 24o

25 48 13 .. E 20.5 AsemblyBio ASMB 7.72 –.69 –59 24 ..ê

83 79 74 B C+ 21.0 AssocBa 2.3 r ASB 19.14 –.27 +25 1.3m 15o

32 10 47 C .. 36.5 AssoCapA r AC 30.76 +.71 +42 33 99k

76 63 92 C B–87.2 Assurant 2.5 AIZ 80.89 –1.66 –6 512 11o

77 70 53 A C+ 29.8 Assured 1.9 AGO 25.31 +.09 +27 1.8m 5o

56 34 48 B D–9.4 AstaFnd r ASFI 7.94 +.01 +21 33 52o

52 59 64 D B 45.5 AstecInd 1.0 ASTE 39.10 –.65 –23 111 23o

21 5 23 D C– 15.1 AsteriasBio AST 4.28 –.09 –69 34 ..ê

















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71 39 89 C B–18.1 Astoria 1.0 AF 16.14 –.23 –59 495 23o

55 48 56 B B–36.7 AstraZn 4.1 AZN 33.36 –.43 –9 3.0m 8o

53 62 45 C B 16.5 AstroM 2.2 ALOT 12.96 –.26 –48 3 21ê

65 84 15 A C 77.4 AstronicsA ATRO 39.82 +.62 +68 351 13o

18 26 11 E D 4.0 Astrotech ASTC 1.64 –.11 +40 37 ..o40 43 27 D E 6.4 AsureSoft ASUR 4.78 +.07 –21 7 ..ê

84 76 71 B C+ 36.5 AT&T 5.5 T 34.03 –.37 +19 28m 13o

12 3 9 .. D–65.6 AtaraBio ATRA 22.72 –.62 +50 620 ..o34 11 39 C C+ 14.6 Atento ATTO 10.17 –.03 –85 9 8ê

96 85 92 B C 170 7Athenhltn ATHN 157.3 +1.46 +15 628 99o

60 85 29 C D–32.5 AthensB .9 AFCB 22.58 –2.44 +999 23 14ê

15 7 14 E D 3.4 Athersysn ATHX 1.03 +.04 +13 326 ..o73 50 96 E C+ 5.0 Atlantc .4 AAME 4.69 –.05 –60 2 46ê

85 80 61 B .. 17.5 AtlanticCap ACBI 14.64 –.11 +39 88 39ê

88 78 95 C C– 6.8 AtlanticCst ACFC 5.86 +.05 –25 18 11ê

15 57 12 E D 3.3 AtlanticP 5.5 AT 1.65 –.09 +42 679 ..o

64 36 85 B D–83.8 Atlntic 1.7 ATNI 76.61 –.54 –42 41 33ê

56 78 65 C C+ 4.8 Atlanticus ATLC 2.96 –.09 –7 4 1o

48 74 46 D C 59.5 AtlsArWd AAWW 41.00 +.72 –4 229 8o

6 12 1 E E 10.3 AtlasE 99 ATLS .65 –.10 +53 335 ..o

98 94 85 A B–21.1 AtlasFinl AFH 19.16 –.30 –64 23 16ê

5 4 1 D E 11.9 AtlasRe 22 ARP .67 –.05 –19 1.2m ..o

55 20 71 C .. 28.5 TEAM TEAM 28.01 +1.47 –84 627 99ê

50 16 78 C C+ 10.5 Atmel 1.8 ATML 8.66 ... –56 3.9m 22o

90 87 91 D B–63.8 AtmosEn 2.7 ATO 63.14 –.12 –21 473 20o

7 18 3 D E 2.7 AtossaGen ATOS .39 +.01 +301 725 ..ê

47 2 59 D C+ 28.2 AtriCure ATRC 22.17 +.50 –41 120 ..o80 77 80 A D 428 Atrion .9 ATRI 385.5 –3.10 –58 3 25ê

45 35 48 C B 16.3 Attunity ATTU 11.51 –.16 +16 89 67ê

35 93 7 A E 35.7 AtwoodO 2.5 ATW 12.15 –.26 +5 3.5m 1o

10 3 10 .. E 28.3 AtyrPharm LIFE 10.17 +1.61 +999 858 ..ê

50 27 86 D B 5.6 Audiocodes r AUDC 4.18 +.02 +1 83 29o

15 34 13 E E 5.7 Aurinia AUPH 2.42 +.17 +27 35 ..ê

18 4 18 .. D+7.2 AurisMedical EARS 3.31 –.11 +57 33 ..ê

62 21 99 E A+1.0 AuthntcHl ADAT .74 +.09 +2 233 ..ê

99 99 97 A B–25.0 Autobytl ABTL 21.45 –.35 –42 110 17o

56 16 90 B B–65.8 Autodesk ADSK 60.74 –1.19 –47 1.7m 69o

93 99 52 A B 56.6 AutohomeA ATHM 34.66 –.24 –24 667 23o

79 73 88 C B+ 132 Autoliv 1.8 ALV 124.2 –1.77 –23 367 19o

85 70 71 A C 90.7 AutoDat 2.5 ADP 84.81 –1.39 +8 1.8m 28o

71 94 58 B B–67.5 Autonation r AN 59.76 –1.71 +104 1.6m 14o

83 90 87 .. C 803 Autozone r AZO 755.3 –9.38 –5 246 20o

98 96 88 A B–150 7AvgoTc 1.3 AVGO 140.5 –3.40 –31 2.4m 15o

16 5 7 D B–62.5 AvalncheBio AAVL 8.90 –.19 –48 185 ..o79 58 81 B E 186 AvalonB 2.8 AVB 179.0 –1.94 –11 696 33o

27 66 18 E D–3.9 AvalonHld AWX 1.76 +.01 –86 2 ..ê

4 29 9 E E 0.4 AvalonRrMet AVL .09 ... –45 153 ..k85 37 87 B B 14.7 AvenueFinl AVNU 13.49 –.03 +34 14 22ê

.. .. 25 .. D–15.7 AvenInc 12 ACP 11.30 +.06 +10 81 ..ê

39 66 26 D E 3.5 AveoPhrm AVEO 1.09 +.07 +37 542 ..o

80 81 87 C C+ 66.7 AveryDe 2.3 AVY 63.07 –1.49 –9 670 18o

14 15 8 D D 11.8 Avianca 13 AVH 3.85 –.04 –85 52 8o

19 51 10 E E 1.6 AviatNetw AVNW .76 +.02 +26 238 ..ê

7 43 8 .. E 18.1 AvidTech AVID 6.09 –.22 –3 305 6ê

55 7 98 .. B NH Avinger AVGR 19.61 +1.67 +244 230 ..ê

23 25 25 C B 2.0 AvinSilvGold ASM .90 –.01 –13 42 90ê

42 87 14 B D–68.7 AvisBudget CAR 34.89 –.40 +18 2.7m 10o

79 60 84 C B–38.3 AvistaC 3.7 AVA 35.32 –.09 +38 363 19ê

48 7 63 D C 17.6 Aviva 3.6 AV 15.08 –.09 –6 264 13k

56 62 64 C D 47.3 Avnet 1.6 r AVT 43.81 –.93 –29 708 9o

98 98 96 A B–32.07Avolon AVOL 30.76 –.01 –16 100 13ê

25 21 16 C B–9.7 AvonPrdt 6.0 AVP 4.03 –.06 +73 19m 16o

25 20 37 C E 15.2 AVX 3.4 AVX 12.30 –.20 +1 168 10ê

28 26 29 D C+ 5.2 Aware AWRE 3.09 +.03 –57 13 23ê

31 40 41 D E 36.5 AxaltaCoat AXTA 26.33 –.72 –27 1.3m 34o

68 78 37 C C– 3.5 AxcelisTch ACLS 2.53 ... –41 417 19o

6 43 5 E E 51.4 Axiall 4.7 AXLL 13.69 –.85 +18 1.7m 8o

10 57 2 E D–48.3 AxionPower AXPW .95 –.00 –85 34 ..ê

69 32 79 C B 60.0 AXISCap 2.5 r AXS 55.75 –.53 –9 407 14o

68 46 96 .. C– 6.0 AxoGen AXGN 5.17 +.17 +12 114 ..ê

42 2 64 .. B+ 31.2 AxovantSci AXON 20.35 –.40 –34 236 99o

43 10 61 .. .. 9.7 AxsmeThera AXSM 8.50 +.22 –89 10 ..ê

52 13 79 E B+ 3.1 AXTI AXTI 2.50 +.08 –66 17 ..o5 10 1 C E 23.1 AzureMi 83 AZUR 1.77 +.02 +10 217 ..o

84 87 89 B C 60.4 AZZ 1.1 AZZ 55.44 –1.21 –41 82 19ò

— B —80 69 86 B D 38.3 B&GFoo 4.0 BGS 35.18 –.21 –27 249 23o

87 86 91 B D 19.6 BBCNBnc 2.6 BBCN 16.75 ... +39 888 14o

45 10 56 C B–19.2 BBXCapital BBX 15.89 –.09 +47 18 44o

71 41 44 B B+ 12.5 BCBBanc 5.3 BCBP 10.49 –.01 –72 9 12ê

65 35 98 E C– 28.0 BComms 4.2 BCOM 26.26 +1.96 –69 0.4 17ê

85 68 79 A B–10.3 BGCPtrs 5.9 BGCP 9.47 –.09 –33 1.0m 12o

89 78 91 D B 14.5 BGStaf 7.2 BGSF 13.90 –.40 –88 1 23ê

57 86 41 D C+ 55.4 BJSRestrnt r BJRI 43.23 –.34 +19 409 28o

52 62 34 D C– 25.2 BMCStock STCK 15.47 ... +223 206 22o

99 94 97 A B 26.3 BNCBanc .8 BNCN 25.24 –.26 –2 125 17o

79 97 24 A C 36.0 BOFIHldgs BOFI 20.13 +.43 –51 1.4m 13o

41 47 17 D B–24.6 BRFSA 1.7 BRFS 14.52 –.27 +5 2.3m 14o

49 33 55 D D–7.4 BRRealty BRT 6.70 +.30 +194 32 ..ê

98 95 88 B B+ 23.5 BSBBanc BLMT 22.82 +.03 –33 6 32ê

62 77 69 C D 12.7 Bsquare BSQR 5.81 –.05 –74 72 11o

.. .. 20 .. C– 45.8 BtciSh 2.2 COMT 27.66 –.40 +93 52 ..k

76 65 86 B B+ 34.6 BwxTech .8 BWXT 31.05 –.49 +27 846 18o

62 79 21 B B–64.6 BEAeros 1.8 BEAV 41.81 –1.19 +30 1.8m 14o

26 27 21 D B–2.4 B2Gold BTG 1.08 –.03 +230 8.4m ..ê

53 25 82 D B 22.0 BabcockWilc BW 20.00 –.05 +166 816 ..o.. .. 33 .. D+21.5 BabsnCpG 11 BGH 16.43 +.06 +69 151 ..k.. .. 83 .. C 17.9 BabsnCap 7.0 MCI 17.19 +.34 +37 34 ..k.. .. 78 .. E 14.5 BabCapPr 7.9 MPV 13.60 +.16 +19 18 ..k

54 37 71 B C– 65.9 BadgerM 1.3 BMI 60.25 –.12 +40 109 32o

94 67 84 B A–237 Baidu r BIDU 196.9 –2.40 –42 2.7m 33o

10 32 20 D E 70.5 BakerHu 1.6 BHI 43.36 –1.40 +42 6.1m 36o

76 79 71 A D 70.9 Balchem .5 BCPC 61.81 –.54 –29 82 24o

79 92 61 D C+ 27.6 BaldwA 4.2 BWINA 23.56 –.53 –24 3 13ê

79 92 64 D C– 26.4 BaldwB 4.3 BWINB 23.41 –.08 –32 14 13ê

68 57 74 C B 77.2 Ball .7 BLL 70.52 –1.11 0 1.1m 20o

39 9 61 E B+ 5.1 Ballanty r BTN 4.61 +.05 –10 14 ..o4 4 18 E C– 3.1 BallardPw BLDP 1.20 –.07 –24 496 ..o

85 36 93 B B–15.4 BancOfC 3.3 BANC 14.59 +.02 –29 147 15o

68 69 50 B C+ 69.2 Bancfir 2.4 BANF 59.07 –.84 +6 23 14ê

24 51 25 .. E 10.8 Bilbao 4.2 BBVA 7.66 –.10 +8 2.8m 18o

12 13 16 .. D+11.8 BancBra 31 BBDO 5.91 +.14 –97 0.1 5x

24 28 13 B D 11.8 BancBrad 39 BBD 5.19 –.20 +11 21m 4x

33 38 39 D C+ 72.0 BancoCh 4.5 BCH 58.85 –.56 +20 67 10ê

72 82 43 A B 34.5 BancLat 5.9 BLX 26.15 +.02 –40 101 8o

90 68 95 A B 69.8 BancMcr 2.0 BMA 57.18 +1.51 –32 144 8o

41 33 39 B C+ 22.9 Santand 5.1 BSAC 17.81 –.16 –23 300 10o

16 14 20 C C 8.7 BancoSa 6.7 SAN 5.11 –.04 –10 5.5m 9o

16 34 14 E D+50.0 Bancolo 4.2 CIB 26.96 –.13 +27 746 7o

22 23 21 E E 11.0 Bancorp TBBK 6.75 +.05 –29 109 ..o78 63 60 B B 11.9 BancNJr 2.2 BKJ 10.85 –.01 +62 4 14ê

85 92 74 B D–27.2 Bancorp 1.6 BXS 24.30 –.47 +73 1.0m 17o

.. .. 43 .. B 21.0 Bancrft 5.2 BCV 17.84 +.02 –25 7 ..ê

84 69 86 C C+ NH BnkMtl 2.6 r BKMU 7.82 –.13 +25 122 25k

51 82 29 B D–57.8 BnkNova 5.2 BNS 40.97 –.51 +35 1.0m 7o

65 57 80 C B–18.5 BankofA 1.2 r BAC 17.30 –.45 +16 94m 12ò

92 88 93 C B 7.4 BkCmrc 1.7 BOCH 6.97 +.14 –67 8 11ê

76 54 71 A C 70.1 BnkHawa 2.8 BOH 63.16 –.95 +67 348 17o

70 36 84 B C 56.8 BankMar 1.8 BMRC 53.80 –.10 –74 3 17ê

74 82 53 A B 71.1 BkMntre 4.3 BMO 56.58 –1.05 +18 747 8o

64 80 71 C D+45.5 BkNYMel 1.6 r BK 41.26 –1.44 +22 7.5m 14o

95 79 85 A C 17.3 BnksCar 3.2 BKSC 16.30 +.06 –21 3 16k

97 83 90 B B 15.0 JamesFn 1.9 BOTJ 12.57 +.01 –71 0.5 11ê

99 97 95 A C– 55.0 BnkOzar 1.1 OZRK 51.17 –.07 +11 828 25ò

67 31 84 D C 13.6 Bankfncl 1.2 r BFIN 12.92 –.06 –48 17 41ê

94 80 94 B B+ 15.87Bankrate r RATE 13.89 –.17 –12 558 19o

96 73 87 A B–40.0 Bankuni 2.3 BKU 37.00 –.36 +76 1.3m 16o

98 98 76 A B–21.6 Bankwll 1.0 BWFG 19.50 +.03 –6 12 17ê

86 83 74 B D+53.6 Banner 1.5 r BANR 46.77 –.42 +12 157 16o

21 12 30 D B–0.4 Banro BAA .16 –.01 –43 456 ..o81 50 89 C B–14.8 BaozunA r BZUN 8.57 –.06 –33 273 85o

85 62 81 B B–38.0 BarHarb 3.0 BHB 34.60 –.14 –29 5 14ê

.. .. 44 .. B 78.3 BrcIndian INP 62.87 +.04 –42 13 ..k21 38 28 D E 18.1 Barclays 2.9 BCS 12.97 –.19 +31 3.3m 10o

.. .. 57 .. B+ 155 Brclys&SpVq VQT 137.7 –.91 +42 27 ..k

.. .. 52 .. D+131 BarEtn+FiGlb FIGY 109.6 –2.37 +46 18 ..k

.. .. 34 .. C+ 126 BarEtn+FiEur FEEU 93.59 –2.76 +66 12 ..k

.. .. 12 .. E 31.2 BarEtnS 7.1 ATMP 16.56 –.53 +112 398 ..k

.. .. 80 .. C+ 82.3 BrcEtnShillr CAPE 80.95 –.54 +56 1 ..k

.. .. 49 .. B–41.9 BcInvUsTrsy TAPR 32.26 –1.22 –93 0.1 ..k

.. .. 18 .. A–26.5 BarOfiSt 7.0 OSMS 14.81 –.32 +83 1 99ê

.. .. 51 .. E 14.5 BarVixMdT VXZ 11.26 +.21 –13 309 ..ò

.. .. 4 .. E 2.3 BiPNGnya GAZ .49 +.10 +561 263 ..ò

85 75 80 A B–202 BardCR .5 r BCR 190.6 –.78 –9 475 21o

2 2 11 E E 19.0 BarnesN 6.7 r BKS 9.02 –.22 –15 1.2m ..o10 29 18 E D–15.5 Brn&NobEd r BNED 9.63 +.28 +5 426 50o

60 74 47 C B–41.8 Barnes 1.3 B 35.86 –.51 –37 154 15o

40 71 47 E B 3.4 Barnwell BRN 2.06 +.01 +32 3 8ê

25 65 7 .. C 46.8 BarrcdaNts r CUDA 18.11 –.09 –9 410 56ò

4 18 13 E D+13.4 BarrettBill BBG 3.71 –.36 +21 2.8m ..o93 93 94 A C 53.0 Barrett 2.0 BBSI 44.98 +.13 –36 84 14o

11 7 22 D B+ 13.7 Barrick 1.2 ABX 6.94 –.71 +20 21m 19o

.. .. 52 .. D–34.3 Barron's .7 BFOR 30.40 –.30 –59 6 ..k4 23 5 E D–10.5 BasicEn BAS 2.57 +.15 –26 2.1m ..o

84 98 84 C E 38.7 Basset 1.3 BSET 28.33 +1.17 +94 115 21o

78 62 88 A B 40.9 Baxalta .8 r BXLT 37.24 –.36 –4 3.0m 16o

61 33 68 C B+ 43.4 BaxterI 1.2 BAX 37.54 –.29 –43 2.7m 16o

59 36 72 D D+5.5 BayBancorp BYBK 5.10 +.01 +122 8 15ê

89 72 89 B B–15.0 Baylake 2.4 BYLK 14.71 +.09 –91 0.5 14ê

3 23 3 E C 20.1 Baytex 35 BTE 2.57 –.16 –28 1.7m ..o

53 52 26 D A–9.4 Bazaarvoice BV 4.81 –.01 +25 806 ..o70 73 64 B B–41.9 BB&T 2.9 r BBT 37.83 –.50 –9 3.8m 12o

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33 62 23 D E 83.0 Buckeye 8.3 BPL 56.33 –.27 +33 950 17o

31 45 16 B C+ 53.6 Buckle 3.0 BKE 31.04 –.93 +7 536 9o

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62 50 53 B B+ 33.4 CAInc 3.5 r CA 28.50 –.10 +19 3.6m 11o

77 38 94 E B+ 2.0 CASMedSys CASM 1.64 +.04 –79 11 ..ê

95 88 87 A B–25.0 CBFinl 3.9 CBFV 22.49 +.24 +54 4 9ê

85 80 85 B B 11.5 CBIZ CBZ 10.28 –.09 –63 193 9o

90 90 80 A D 72.57CBOE 1.4 r CBOE 65.04 –.97 –15 557 26o

50 2 67 .. A+10.2 CbPhrmAcq CNLM 9.85 –.05 –99 0.2 99ê

92 95 72 A C+ 39.8 CBREGrp CBG 35.38 –.90 –27 1.6m 18o

67 88 47 B B–72.5 CBSCIA 1.2 CBSA 51.20 ... +86 8 16ê

63 88 41 B C 64.0 CBSCIB 1.3 CBS 46.52 –.98 –50 3.0m 14o

82 78 64 B B 57.9 CDKGlo 1.1 r CDK 48.05 –.04 +202 1.4m 34o

97 95 88 B C 46.97CDWCrp 1.0 CDW 42.69 –1.10 –34 897 15o

55 96 26 A D–91.6 CEB 2.4 CEB 61.79 –2.45 +243 540 14o

33 61 18 B C 70.3 CFIndust 2.9 CF 41.24 –.19 +15 3.2m 9o

2 18 6 E E 8.0 CGG CGG 2.62 –.24 –33 16 ..o

85 82 80 B D+46.3 CGIA GIB 40.77 –.53 –39 138 13o

2 30 1 E E 120 CHCGroup HELI 5.01 –1.93+999 669 ..ê

55 81 43 B C+ 77.5 CHRbin 2.7 CHRW 64.20 –.07 +69 2.6m 18o

38 32 26 A D 10.1 CIFC 6.3 CIFC 6.34 –.14 +14 13 19ê

40 17 48 D D–21.6 CIMCom 5.1 CMCT 17.12 –.20 +10 2 ..x40 18 41 B C+ 49.3 CITGroup 1.5 CIT 40.50 –.78 –25 1.5m 12o

38 22 36 B D+14.7 CMFina 13 CMFN 10.22 –.19 +12 37 8ê

14 8 34 D D+9.7 CNHInd 3.2 CNHI 6.92 –.16 –33 1.1m 24o

70 76 80 D B–20.9 CNOFncl 1.5 CNO 18.85 –.18 +18 1.3m 14o

7 30 10 B E 17.3 CNXCoal 23 CNXC 8.80 –.07 +28 66 3ê

34 23 23 B C 14.1 CPFLEne 4.2 CPL 8.03 –.18 –24 273 7o

77 99 28 A E 13.5 CPICard PMTS 9.94 +.19 –7 540 12ê

31 29 28 C C 3.6 CPSTech CPSH 2.30 +.10 –31 5 28ê

33 62 15 D E 32.5 CRAIntl CRAI 18.40 –.09 +43 60 12o

44 43 17 B D 4.3 CRHMedical CRHM 2.69 –.10 –49 12 67k

47 11 77 E B 31.0 CRHPlc 2.3 CRH 28.55 –.11 +196 795 30ò

.. .. 76 .. D–63.3 CSFIEnhBgCp FIBG 58.74 +.20 –79 0.4 ..k19 31 17 B D–22.2 CSIComp 18 CCLP 10.85 –.24 +128 247 40o

.. .. 74 .. .. 31.6 CsopC300Dy HAHA 30.06 +.22 –64 1 99ê

.. .. 83 .. .. 17.5 CsopFtChA50 AFTY 16.48 –.24 +478 185 99ê

32 10 35 E C– 8.0 CSP 7.9 CSPI 5.58 –.00 +108 8 ..õ

40 2 45 .. .. 32.6 CSRA 1.5 CSRA 26.67 –.77 –43 2.3m 99o

55 38 58 D C– 31.6 CSSIndst 2.6 r CSS 27.81 +.09 –16 19 16ê

59 59 57 D B+ 45.3 CSTBra .6 CST 38.67 –.91 +31 954 9o

93 71 95 A B+ 40.0 CSWIndus CSWI 38.11 –.12 +69 131 20ê

33 46 14 B B–5.0 CTCMeda 38 CTCM 1.81 +.04 +89 546 2ê

16 25 11 E C– 2.9 CTIBiopharm CTIC 1.18 +.01 –36 978 ..o80 29 96 D A+5.0 CTIInd CTIB 4.95 ... –42 3 19ê

99 94 93 A B+ 27.7 CUBancorp CUNB 25.70 –.31 –26 25 22ê

60 4 93 D A–7.7 CUIGlobal CUI 7.02 ... –7 42 ..o61 83 62 D D–48.4 CVREner 5.1 CVI 39.49 –1.03 +39 489 12o

21 60 13 B E 16.1 CVRPrtn 20 UAN 7.43 –.15 +19 260 7o

73 93 89 .. C+ 22.47CVRRefi 20 CVRR 19.57 –.29 –38 283 9o

61 85 47 B D 113 CVSHea 1.8 CVS 94.71 –2.85 +19 7.0m 19o

9 35 7 E E 12.0 CVSL CVSL 1.14 +.03 –75 24 ..ê

53 60 44 B B 9.3 CYSInvs 13 CYS 7.57 +.05 +41 1.7m 8o

.. .. 13 .. E 26.8 C–trkM/ 8.6 MLPC 13.75 –.66 –81 7 99ê

.. .. 14 .. C 1.4 C–TrcsCVE CVOL .44 +.02 –49 65 ..k

.. .. 41 .. D–33.7 C–trMilr/Hrd DIVC 23.20 –.41 –99 0.5 ..k42 54 40 B C– 58.9 Cabelas r CAB 46.39 –.61 –34 1.2m 16o

59 32 87 B D+492 CableO 1.3 CABO 449.0 +13.60 +43 33 29ê

53 8 96 .. B 33.3 Cablevi 1.9 CVC 31.28 +.06 +18 4.1m 41o

54 41 74 D B 48.0 Cabot 2.2 r CBT 40.01 –.96 –1 424 14o

43 28 46 C C 53.4 CabotMicro CCMP 42.77 –.18 +11 144 19o

15 50 8 C E 35.6 CabotOi .5 COG 15.35 –.04 +63 11m 41o

83 71 93 C C+ 104 CACIIntl CACI 99.2 +4.48 +110 335 13o

87 90 83 A C+ 23.3 Cadence CDNS 21.34 –.43 –49 1.8m 20o


















3 8 5 .. D 11.9 Cadiz CDZI 4.04 –.17 –43 151 ..o75 76 45 B D+13.3 CAE 2.0 CAE 10.85 –.16 –53 20 13ê

51 52 60 .. A–10.5 CaesarsAcqA CACQ 7.48 –.21 –57 29 41o

31 55 31 .. C 16.5 CaesarsEnt CZR 7.68 +.04 +10 744 ..o

75 84 25 A B 72.0 CaesarStne CSTE 41.37 –.73 –11 342 17o

59 55 73 E D 5.4 Cafepress r PRSS 3.75 –.04 +127 46 ..ê

89 97 53 A D 63.3 CalMneF 8.4 CALM.46.78 –1.38 –11 895 8ò

24 44 6 E D 4.3 Caladrius CLBS 1.06 ... +20 354 ..ê

25 29 24 D C 13.7 CalamsA 6.6 CLMS 9.11 –.16 +60 152 12o

.. .. 27 .. D+14.9 CalaCvHi 11 CHY 10.40 –.04 +109 537 ..ê

.. .. 28 .. D–13.5 Calamos 11 CHI 9.84 –.02 +100 559 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. E 26.0 CalamDy 11 CCD 17.90 –.14 +86 250 99ê

.. .. 60 .. B 11.5 CalmsFo 1.4 CFGE 10.58 +.00 –89 0.2 ..k

.. .. 36 .. C 9.2 CalamGl 11 CHW 7.15 –.05 +54 309 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. C– 14.1 CalaGTR 10 CGO 11.36 –.04 +23 40 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. B–11.7 ClmsStr 10 CSQ 9.76 –.02 +61 505 ..ê

92 96 80 A C+ 21.8 CalAmp CAMP 19.21 –.26 –37 207 17ò

61 66 39 B E 46.8 Calatlantic CAA 38.00 –.68 –13 968 15o

80 78 84 D B–62.1 Calavo 1.5 CVGW 52.63 –.47 +51 206 31ò

51 87 29 C C– 33.8 Caleres 1.0 CAL 27.17 –1.07 +14 315 14o

45 52 43 C C+ 23.2 CalgnCa 1.2 CCC 16.83 –.09 +33 320 18o

58 32 71 C C– 26.0 CalifWt 2.9 CWT 23.44 +.10 –24 161 23o

5 23 4 D D–9.9 CalifR 2.0 CRC 2.00 –.25 +259 21m ..o

17 3 24 .. C 30.0 CalitheraBio CALA 7.12 +.43 –18 239 ..o41 45 34 D C+ 10.6 Calix r CALX 7.38 –.12 –9 265 26o

51 24 90 E B+ 10.3 CallGolf .4 ELY 9.67 –.08 –40 412 ..o97 67 95 B B+ 21.6 Callidus CALD 19.85 –.51 –54 192 99o

42 9 82 B B–10.2 CallnPet CPE 7.94 –.82 –1 2.8m 52o

31 97 14 D E 23.5 Calpine CPN 12.50 –.19 +17 4.9m 16o

31 77 17 E E 29.1 Calumt 15 CLMT 18.07 –2.09 +497 2.0m 17o

78 78 98 .. B–6.0 Cambium ABCD 4.98 –.08 –68 13 ..ê

96 98 97 A D+55.6 Cambrex CBM.50.96 –.49 –31 283 26o

.. .. 40 .. B–24.5 Cambria 5.4 FYLD 19.89 –.24 –59 4 ..k

.. .. 52 .. C– 25.7 CamGlAst 2.4 GAA 23.19 –.06 +82 15 ..k

.. .. 47 .. C 26.4 CmbGlb 2.3 GMOM 22.73 –.03 –61 2 ..k

.. .. 43 .. E 22.6 CamGlVa 2.9 GVAL 17.87 –.14 –65 6 ..k

.. .. 57 .. D+32.6 CambrSh 2.0 SYLD 30.25 –.52 –73 7 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. B–26.0 CambValMo VAMO 23.61 –.05 –3 3 99ê

45 19 71 .. .. NH CambrdgCap CAMB 10.09 ... +45 69 ..k87 58 88 B A–47.5 CamdenN 2.7 CAC 43.87 –.07 +13 46 12ê

86 74 68 A B–81.4 CamdenP 3.7 CPT 75.33 –.30 +44 966 18o

23 26 25 B C– 17.8 Cameco 2.7 CCJ 11.66 –.34 –14 1.3m 11o

63 60 92 C B–71.2 Cameron CAM 62.56 –1.64 –11 1.8m 14o

88 73 87 B B+ 55.1 Campbls 2.3 CPB 53.14 –.58 –41 1.1m 19o

73 26 90 D B+ 8.1 CampusC 5.3 CCG 6.76 +.01 –44 460 ..o25 19 22 D D+3.8 Camtek CAMT 2.20 +.01 –50 19 27o

57 90 39 A D 71.1 Canadian 1.7 CNI 55.61 –.06 +107 2.5m 12o

11 11 24 C C 34.5 CanadnNa 3.4 CNQ 20.24 –.80 +43 5.8m 20o

47 92 20 A D–198 CandPac .8 r CP 126.9 –1.63 +27 1.4m 12o

52 6 85 B A–40.1 CdnSolar CSIQ 26.56 –.72 +20 2.8m 7o

51 72 39 A D–87.9 CandianI 5.1 CM 67.39 –.93 +48 381 7o

7 11 3 D E 12.8 CancerGentcs CGIX 2.86 –.10 –58 97 ..o30 11 47 .. C+ 7.9 CanfiteBioPh CANF 3.03 +.04 –74 312 ..ê

35 26 47 D B+ 38.0 Canon 3.9 CAJ 30.13 –.55 –8 266 17o

97 97 96 A B–68.6 CantelD .2 CMN 62.94 –1.90 +62 218 41o

86 97 85 C C– 11.8 CantbryPk CPHC 10.99 +.62 +17 2 17ê

99 99 95 B B–13.3 CapeBnc 3.2 CBNJ 12.48 +.04 –36 17 14ê

43 52 28 B D 77.9 Capella 3.2 CPLA 48.14 –.54 –43 65 14o

16 2 26 E D–19.1 CapSW 1.4 CSWC 14.03 –.11 –47 31 ..ê

94 94 88 C B–36.07CapitlBk 1.2 r CBF 32.19 –.21 +7 152 27o

88 82 77 D B 16.3 CapCity 1.0 CCBG 15.67 –.10 –50 10 32ê

44 51 45 B C– 92.1 CaptlOne 2.2 r COF 74.38 –1.98 +3 2.9m 9o

28 56 11 B E 10.1 CapProd 18 CPLP 5.06 –.69 +401 1.9m 13o

19 19 32 D D+27.8 CapitalSrLvng CSU 20.62 –.11 +160 633 99o

62 86 23 A D+19.1 CapitlaFi 15 CPTA 12.34 –.06 +70 117 7o

39 2 68 .. .. 9.7 CLAC CLAC 9.60 ... +999 2.5m 99ê

75 64 75 B D–13.4 CptlFed 2.7 CFFN 12.68 –.07 –44 307 22ê

28 56 8 .. C 9.9 Capnia CAPN 1.51 –.15 –2 92 ..ê

8 2 18 E E 10.7 Capricor CAPR 3.46 –.09 –20 16 ..ê

18 18 24 B D–12.9 Capstea 11 CMO 9.05 +.09 +45 1.0m 8o

2 29 1 E E 15.9 CapstnTrbn CPST 1.25 ... –61 104 ..ê

57 22 91 .. B 23.6 CaraThera CARA 15.32 –.47 –30 211 ..o

13 23 7 D C– 47.0 CarboCer 2.6 CRR 15.40 –.90 +21 709 ..o33 66 23 D D+15.4 Carbonite r CARB 9.58 +.04 –8 87 ..o8 5 9 E D 9.2 Carbylan CBYL 3.28 –.07 –9 34 ..ê

15 44 2 E E 0.7 Cardica CRDC .13 +.00 +210 1.4m ..ê

95 86 85 A C+ 25.0 CardnlF 1.9 CFNL 23.04 –.37 +16 169 16o

85 92 74 B C 91.9 Cardinal 1.8 CAH 87.96 –.26 –22 1.6m 18o

22 6 30 E C 11.3 Cardiome CRME 7.98 +.06 –46 18 ..o

14 13 7 D D–41.3 CardiovS CSII 14.19 –.21 –49 322 ..o93 95 57 A B–40.0 Cardtronics CATM 35.06 –.52 –27 201 12o

58 47 45 B D–37.7 CareCap 7.5 CCP 30.59 –.91 +49 659 16x

80 46 84 D B 8.5 Care.com CRCM 7.14 +.34 +48 132 ..o

52 23 67 .. A–8.0 Caredx CDNA 6.54 –.05 –94 1 ..ê

31 55 23 E D+7.1 CareerEd CECO 3.60 ... –43 199 ..o48 26 43 D B–14.9 Caretrust 5.6 CTRE 11.36 –.01 +198 697 63ê

66 90 43 B B–104 Carlisl 1.4 CSL 88.02 –1.37 –60 259 19o

10 24 14 B E 31.9 Carlyle 21 CG 15.93 +.26 +126 2.0m 11o

61 88 39 B C+ 75.4 CarMax KMX 57.15 –1.51 +145 4.8m 19ò

37 31 32 D B 34.9 Carmike r CKEC 22.40 –.67 –38 132 89o

68 71 76 D B–54.6 Carnival 2.4 CCL 50.46 –1.74 +48 5.8m 20ò

69 71 81 D B–56.3 Carniva 2.3 CUK 52.44 –1.68 –9 251 21ò

95 84 98 B B 18.5 CarolnaBnk CLBH 17.31 –.66 +137 18 13ê

98 82 87 A A–18.4 Carolina .7 CARO 16.55 +.05 –12 16 11ê

71 7 88 D B–6.2 CarolinaTrst CART 6.23 +.18 –68 0.8 27ê

14 62 17 D E 49.9 Carpenter 2.6 CRS 27.92 –.42 +21 576 17o

87 79 84 A B+ 26.0 Carriag .4 r CSV 24.39 –.03 –52 62 16o

10 20 19 C D 56.8 Carrizo CRZO 30.42 –1.87 +32 2.2m 28o

67 78 92 E E 14.0 CarrolsR TAST 11.35 –.21 –60 113 ..o61 91 51 A D–109 Carters 1.0 CRI 89.31 –.43 +1 739 19o

33 13 26 B C– 4.5 Cartesian r CRTN 2.29 +.03 +107 17 ..ê

95 74 92 C A–6.3 Cascade CACB 6.03 –.02 +351 387 22ê

92 97 85 B B 17.17Cascade r CSCD 16.08 +.18 –64 22 20ê

64 78 88 E D+7.2 CslaWstA CWST 6.04 +.07 +4 145 99ò

87 92 96 D B–129 CaseysG .7 CASY 124.3 –.20 +24 439 22o

55 60 91 E C+ 35.3 CashAmer .7 r CSH 30.08 –.23 –16 251 28o

28 33 23 E D 2.1 CasiPharma CASI .98 –.01 –69 111 ..ê

72 47 72 B B 59.1 CassInfo 1.7 CASS 51.18 –.56 –58 11 26ê

3 7 9 E D–8.2 CastleAM CAS 2.09 –.04 –54 35 ..o46 29 27 D C– 1.8 CastleBr ROX 1.21 –.04 +20 146 ..ê

36 35 8 D B 12.9 CastlghHlthB CSLT 4.10 –.14 –25 539 ..o

22 5 20 .. B–17.0 Catabasis CATB 9.09 +.88 +6 24 ..ê

54 48 41 B D+34.4 Catalent CTLT 26.36 –.18 +9 495 15o

8 49 1 D E 22.6 Catalys 28 CBIO 2.00 ... +129 60 ..o

18 20 15 .. E 5.8 CatalystPhr CPRX 2.73 +.11 +98 979 ..o

54 2 70 C C 12.3 CatchMa 4.5 r CTT 11.22 –.11 –9 81 ..ê

15 21 25 C D–94.7 Caterpi 4.7 CAT 64.90 –2.82 +10 6.7m 13o

92 87 85 B B–34.8 CathyGn 2.3 r CATY 31.57 –.74 +63 769 16o

65 71 74 B C– 44.9 CatoA 3.1 CATO 38.28 –.62 –2 130 16o

96 87 88 B B 106 CavcoInd CVCO 83.30 –1.98 +26 89 28ê

72 67 48 A D+77.4 Cavium CAVM 64.31 +1.79 +53 1.1m 39o

52 62 20 B C+ 21.4 CBLAssoc 8.2 r CBL 12.85 ... –9 1.4m 14o

.. .. 42 .. C 9.5 CbreClario 8.1 IGR 7.45 ... +96 581 ..k55 91 32 B D–162 Cracker 3.5 r CBRL 124.6 –2.38 –11 345 17o

18 44 9 E D+19.2 CDI 7.8 CDI 6.64 –.10 +56 157 24ê

50 86 15 A D 15.9 CecoEnv 3.5 CECE 7.40 –.02 +7 159 7o

77 83 61 B B 60.6 CedarFa 6.2 FUN 53.56 –1.38 +20 182 25o

63 20 83 D B 8.4 CedarRe 2.8 CDR 7.19 +.02 +60 392 99o

18 21 10 D E 1.2 Cel–Sci CVM .43 +.02 –54 310 ..ê

31 79 6 B E 29.2 Celadon .8 CGI 10.51 –.22 +27 343 6o

70 64 84 B B 74.2 Celanese 1.8 r CE 65.92 –1.34 –37 569 10o

22 40 14 .. E 3.5 CelatorPharm CPXX 1.48 +.04 –44 125 ..ê

37 37 35 D D+13.5 Celestica CLS 10.68 –.13 –65 122 12ê

84 98 45 A D 140 Celgene r CELG.112.2 –3.55 –25 3.4m 24o

19 25 16 .. C+ 28.3 Celladon CLDN 1.60 +.09 +84 1.8m ..o55 7 87 C A–9.5 Cellcom CEL 6.40 –.37 –33 35 16o

21 13 19 D B–32.8 CelldexTh CLDX 15.01 –.29 –57 954 ..o10 15 3 .. E 3.9 CellectarBio CLRB .87 –.01 +66 74 ..ê

26 12 22 C D–50.0 Cellectis CLLS 27.93 –1.24 –66 117 ..ê

26 4 43 D D–49.0 CellrBiomed CBMG 21.04 +.06 –13 41 ..o30 47 24 E C– 3.6 Celsion CLSN 1.79 ... –65 63 ..o41 3 61 E B–67.9 Celyad CYAD 49.49 –.26 –74 3 ..k58 59 70 C C 8.4 CemntsP 10 CPAC 6.60 +.15 +297 70 10ê

22 62 10 E E 10.6 CemexSab CX 5.35 ... +27 19m ..o26 5 40 D C 47.0 Cempra CEMP 28.86 –1.08 –62 710 ..o

66 94 30 A B+ 5.2 Cemtrex CETX 3.20 +.19 +62 113 6ê

37 53 40 E D+8.2 Cencosud 1.3 CNCO 6.15 +.07 –78 23 26ê

15 14 20 E B+ 21.3 Cenovus 3.8 CVE 12.52 –.22 –15 1.8m ..o79 96 53 A B–83.0 Centene CNC 61.86 +.49 +83 3.2m 20o

.. .. 9 .. E 20.0 CenterC 14 CEN 8.42 –.23 +65 231 ..ê

46 45 39 D C+ 24.4 Centerpt 5.5 CNP 17.84 +.24 +133 11m 15o

96 93 94 B D–16.3 Centers .5 CSFL 15.78 +.30 +8 334 19o

35 16 34 D B+ 3.0 CnElBras EBR 1.42 –.03 +4 528 ..o58 16 90 D B–3.5 Centrais .7 EBRB 2.71 –.06 +13 186 ..ê

73 52 86 E A+3.2 CntrlEuro CETV 2.70 +.21 +32 435 ..o.. .. 33 .. D–24.1 CentEur 5.7 CEE 17.08 +.01 +97 23 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B–13.7 CentrlF .1 CEF 9.93 –.25 +42 1.1m ..ê

72 48 75 C C+ 1.5 CntrlFedral CFBK 1.40 +.01 –28 7 27ê

68 50 94 D D 18.9 CntrlGarden CENTA 14.34 –.66 –14 220 19o

69 50 94 D C– 18.3 CntlGardn CENT 13.72 –.58 –31 110 18o

.. .. 51 .. B+ 46.7 CentGold GTU 37.58 –.78 +13 63 ..k77 84 56 C B 25.3 Centrst 2.3 r CPF 20.95 –.24 +80 392 14o

.. .. 58 .. B 20.7 CentSec 9 CET 19.01 –.30 +145 105 ..k80 75 81 C C 12.5 CtrlVal 2.0 CVCY 12.06 +.54 –6 11 23ê

45 33 43 E .. 17.0 CentrueFinl CFCB 15.50 +.50 +999 672 11ê

3 27 4 .. E 5.8 CentrusEnrg LEU 1.58 +.22 +587 266 ..ê

14 34 4 B C– 27.0 CenturyAl r CENX 3.54 –.29 –50 1.6m 3o

83 76 85 B E 45.1 CtryBc 1.1 CNBKA 43.65 –.82 +157 8 10ê

84 94 95 D D+7.7 CenturyCsno CNTY 7.13 +.05 +96 175 15o

77 99 35 B E 24.1 CenturyCom CCS 17.61 –.38 +1 104 11ê

34 42 28 D C 40.9 Century 8.5 CTL 25.40 –.72 –2 4.4m 17o

13 70 7 .. E 2.7 Cenveo CVO 1.06 –.01 +74 393 ..o28 28 11 C D–63.7 Cepheid CPHD 34.11 +.72 –32 897 99o

63 78 75 D D+2.0 Ceragon CRNT 1.29 +.07 +21 275 64o

35 38 24 .. .. 5.0 Cerecor CERC 3.14 –.41 –85 7 ..k6 31 1 E E 4.8 Ceres CERE .34 ... +902 2.4m ..k

89 97 41 A D+75.7 Cerner r CERN 60.38 –.78 –41 1.5m 30o

15 16 13 .. D–10.9 CeruleanPh CERU 3.69 +.34 +371 254 ..ê

51 7 86 E B+ 7.0 Cerus CERS 5.93 –.66 +138 2.0m ..o12 32 3 E E 1.1 CescaThera KOOL .24 –.04 +265 574 ..ê

93 78 95 B B 27.3 CEVA CEVA 24.47 –.20 –5 166 55o

67 27 76 D A 8.8 Chamber 3.4 CSG 7.74 +.26 +415 12m 99o

62 32 99 E D+9.0 ChampnsOnc CSBR 4.00 +.10 –91 0.1 ..ê

69 78 57 C C+ 35.3 Changyou CYOU 22.54 +1.55 +71 260 6o

82 55 88 E A–22.5 ChanlAdvisr ECOM 14.05 –.46 –65 90 ..o7 5 6 D D–4.2 Chanticleer HOTR .89 +.01 +127 277 ..ê

29 45 23 D D 1.9 ChrlClvrd CTHR 1.03 –.07 +426 112 ..ê

93 82 85 A A 84.7 CharlesRvLb CRL 79.38 –.17 –25 328 22o

84 72 86 A B+ 35.7 CharlesSc .7 SCHW 33.21 –.60 –20 7.3m 33o

8 39 11 D D–45.6 ChartInds GTLS 17.44 –.72 –28 370 9o

55 33 72 E C 199 CharterCmm CHTR 183.0 –.28 –23 1.0m ..o83 60 88 C A–14.8 CharterFncl r CHFN 13.37 +.04 +6 53 38ê

92 87 74 B B–44.8 Chase 1.6 CCF 40.11 –1.34 –24 8 14k

49 27 25 A D 31.6 Chatham 5.7 CLDT 20.93 –.45 +64 271 36o

83 83 72 A B+ 88.5 Checkpoint r CHKP 82.68 –3.83 +66 2.5m 20o

10 10 12 D C+ 13.6 CheckpntSys CKP 6.14 –.02 +63 548 22o

54 88 37 B D–58.9 Cheesca 1.7 CAKE 46.24 –.22 –40 426 19o

52 77 30 A E 36.6 CheetahMb CMCM 16.15 –.31 +209 2.8m 33o

80 80 70 C B 24.1 Chefs'Wrhse CHEF 18.35 +.59 –27 142 26ê

46 35 52 E B 8.9 Chegg CHGG 7.22 –.15 –36 253 99o

57 3 94 E A–5.5 ChembioDiag CEMI 5.15 –.08 –19 19 ..ê

81 87 92 A D+160 Chemed .6 r CHE 150.2 +.21 –4 148 21o

99 89 86 A A–37.3 ChemFncl 3.0 CHFC 34.65 –.29 –55 49 14o

62 19 87 E B+ 9.5 ChemoCentryx CCXI 7.80 –.09 –49 97 ..o65 72 68 E B+ 32.3 Chemtura CHMT 27.11 –1.41 +5 636 23o

75 65 67 B C– 28.8 ChmgFn 3.7 CHMG 27.81 +.51 +53 3 11ê

2 14 10 E E 82.3 CheniereEngy LNG 37.28 –1.62 +47 4.9m ..o

17 35 17 E E 26.0 Cheniere .5 CQH 15.05 –.85 –57 106 ..o

19 70 15 E E 34.6 Cheniere 8.3 CQP 20.51 –1.70 +84 443 ..o

26 32 39 B D–29.7 Cheroke 1.2 CHKE 16.65 –.18 +60 95 16o

24 26 22 A E 18.9 CherryHi 14 CHMI 13.27 –.23 +213 75 9ê

1 23 3 E E 21.5 Chesapk 9 r CHK 3.72 –.18 –11 19m 62o

7 19 11 B D–7.9 ChspkGr 41 CHKR 3.10 –.45 +77 244 1o

91 92 84 C B 56.2 Chesapke 2.1 CPK 54.27 –.24 –44 35 19ê

59 61 27 B D+39.1 ChspkeL 6.1 r CHSP 26.06 –.39 –51 180 29ê

61 26 75 D B–16.4 Cheviot 2.7 CHEV 15.02 +.05 –72 9 55ê

30 10 58 D B 114 Chevron 4.7 CVX 90.54 –2.90 +40 14m 19o

50 23 55 D B–30.5 Chiasma CHMA 20.99 –2.55 +56 167 ..ê

51 86 32 B D+59.5 ChcgoBrdg .7 CBI 38.32 –1.57 –29 1.3m 6o

34 59 25 D D 35.5 ChcgoRi 3.0 CVR 23.62 +.24 +67 2 13ê

82 78 73 D B–18.2 Chicope 1.9 r CBNK 16.90 –.10 +433 10 36ê

22 44 13 D D 19.0 ChicosF 2.8 r CHS 10.98 –.39 +30 3.3m 15o

43 59 37 D B–69.9 ChildrsP 1.1 PLCE 53.90 –1.05 –26 422 15o

52 64 46 B C+ 17.0 Chimera 13 r CIM 13.99 +.06 +114 3.0m 19o

27 4 26 D D+58.0 Chimerix CMRX 35.77 +.56 +58 504 ..o6 12 6 E D 6.0 ChinaAdvcd CADC 1.72 –.02 +174 9 ..ê

57 39 96 E A–2.7 ChinAutL CALI 1.31 –.15 –91 5 ..ê

24 37 21 C D–9.0 ChinaAuto CAAS 5.00 +.01 +91 41 5o

74 68 95 E B–4.9 ChinaBAK CBAK 3.00 +.10 –70 17 5ò

97 92 98 A A–NH ChinaBion CBPO 131.7 +.24 +45 258 37o

31 32 6 E .. 1.3 ChinaCe 2.1 CCCL .95 +.02 –88 2 2ê

9 19 3 E B–0.8 ChnComCred CCCR .38 –.08 +386 71 ..ê

52 23 87 C B–7.7 ChCBlood CO 6.21 –.02 –2 100 34ê

11 26 7 C E 5.4 ChinaDign STV 1.55 +.03 –41 103 9o

78 84 73 A D–22.0 ChinaDi 5.5 r DL 14.55 –.15 –72 32 19o

62 81 45 C D+50.7 ChinaEAir CEA 27.15 –.02 –35 28 6k

95 78 93 C B 6.9 ChinaFnc JRJC 6.05 –.25 +406 1.2m 9o

.. .. 43 .. C– 22.2 ChinaFu 1.8 CHN 16.43 +.00 +4 42 ..ê

32 46 32 B D–2.5 ChinaGr 6.5 CGA 1.55 +.02 –42 21 1o

64 72 33 B B 5.8 ChinaHGS HGSH 2.01 –.02 –60 7 2k

49 12 99 E B+ 5.7 ChHousL CHLN 3.63 –.01 –74 18 ..ê

25 78 8 E C+ 7.4 ChnaInfo CNIT 1.11 +.01 –17 191 ..ò

27 29 29 D D 4.7 ChiJoJo CJJD 1.86 –.12 –85 16 18ê

52 49 31 B D+26.3 ChinaLi 1.7 LFC 16.31 –.21 +13 578 14o

89 93 95 B B 31.17ChinaLdng r HTHT 29.28 –.47 +31 197 26ê

53 48 81 B C 3.8 ChMnYnWd MY 2.31 +.03 +179 1.3m 7o

53 48 48 B C– 75.5 ChinaMb 2.9 CHL 57.10 –.96 –19 600 13ò

9 23 21 E C+ 3.3 ChinaNRes CHNR 1.39 –.08 –64 5 ..k50 36 95 D C+ 3.3 ChinaNepn r NPD 2.43 ... +49 69 60o

89 75 91 D B–1.6 ChNBorun BORN 1.35 +.06 +8 38 2ê

16 27 24 D B–96.7 ChinaPe 4.8 SNP 59.72 –1.26 +19 175 20o

22 47 12 E B–0.6 ChinaPhHn CPHI .18 +.00 –97 2 ..ê

48 31 77 D D–64.7 ChinaSt .8 ZNH 34.60 –.21 –64 22 8o

12 11 23 E D+2.2 ChinaSunn CSUN 1.17 +.06 +281 118 ..o25 20 28 E B+ 1.5 ChinaTcF CNTF .78 –.03 –28 67 ..ê

46 70 27 D B 78.3 ChinaTel 2.4 CHA 46.22 –.59 –31 29 13ê

40 60 34 D D–19.9 ChinaUn 2.4 CHU 12.23 –.10 –11 561 19o

30 58 15 C E 6.8 ChinaXD CXDC 3.91 –.11 –12 24 2o

11 17 33 E C+ 4.8 ChinaXiniya XNY 1.67 ... +62 11 ..k25 26 31 D D–5.8 ChnaYida CNYD 2.40 +.09 +124 23 ..ê

4 23 15 D E 19.8 ChinYuc 10 CYD 10.89 –.18 –29 30 4o

12 9 12 E B 1.5 ChinaZenix ZX .73 –.02 –63 3 ..ê

31 14 36 E C 15.7 Chinacache r CCIH 7.70 +.22 +50 224 ..o25 17 22 E D+2.5 ChinaNet CNET .85 –.02 –84 12 ..ê

48 48 36 C B–25.3 Chipmos .7 r IMOS 18.78 –.35 +1 120 11o

65 94 27 A C– 758 Chipotle CMG.554.9 –12.94 –9 1.1m33o

7 33 6 C E 1.3 ChiRecyE CREG .33 –.02 –49 64 1ê

66 63 59 C B 32.9 Chunghwa 3.9 CHT 29.90 –.28 –45 122 17ê

40 64 39 .. B 65.3 ChoiceH 1.6 CHH 50.10 –.34 –14 142 23o

4 23 6 E E 6.5 ChrisBnk CBK 1.20 +.10 +65 700 ..o94 81 93 C B–132 Chubb 1.7 r CB 131.0 –.93 +41 1.8m 15o

80 80 74 A E 90.7 ChurchD 1.6 CHD 85.24 –.30 +54 1.0m 26o

81 67 91 C B–152 Churchl .8 CHDN 139.3 –.16 +25 84 57o

88 96 94 B C 35.87Chuy'sHlgs CHUY 31.02 –.49 –70 86 34o

78 73 79 E B 4.2 Ciber CBR 3.60 ... +2 126 23ê

54 2 87 .. B 19.1 Cidara CDTX 16.66 +.21 –46 25 ..ê

46 97 39 .. E 26.5 Ciena CIEN 19.74 +.44 +55 4.6m 15o

78 88 84 B C– 170 CIGNA .0 CI 143.0 +1.81 +32 2.1m 16o

16 15 34 C D–132 Cimarex .7 XEC 95.74 –4.82 +161 3.0m 99o

61 38 81 B D+94.6 Cimpress CMPR 83.11 –2.10 –58 107 21o

53 53 64 .. C 4.2 CinciBell CBB 3.54 –.11 –15 611 ..o93 94 89 C B+ 61.6 Cincinnati 3.1 CINF 59.65 –1.00 +2 636 17o

8 11 3 .. E 1.8 Cinedigm r CIDM .27 –.02 –39 181 ..ê

47 74 38 B E 45.7 Cinemar 3.0 CNK 33.35 –.87 –3 711 18o

67 89 55 A D 27.0 CinerRe 9 CINR 21.99 +.49 +51 46 8ê

90 90 84 B B–94.4 Cintas 1.2 r CTAS 90.52 –.72 –15 511 25ó

46 68 10 B C+ 18.0 Cipher CPHR 4.61 +.13 +97 19 41ê

24 36 27 C D–63.4 Circor .4 r CIR 42.10 –1.48 +32 114 15o

89 84 77 A D+38.2 Cirrus CRUS 30.80 +.18 –24 1.6m 10o

75 74 58 A C+ 30.3 Cisco 3.1 CSCO 26.72 –.52 –7 25m 11o

29 40 27 D D 28.7 CitiTre 1.2 r CTRN 20.83 –.21 –12 164 19o

65 86 64 C B–61.0 Citi .4 r C 52.84 –1.06 +1 17m 12ò

84 83 73 D B–9.5 CitznsC .9 CZWI 9.30 ... +97 11 17ê

87 82 81 C B 28.77Citizens 1.5 CFG 26.48 –.43 –26 5.4m 16o

75 43 86 C C+ 23.0 Citizens 4.5 CIZN 21.15 –.26 –86 0.1 14ê

59 10 86 E B 10.3 Citizens CIA 7.97 –.06 –34 77 ..o74 52 72 C B–21.5 CitizNr 5.1 CZNC 20.33 –.24 +2 16 14k

94 92 90 A B 84.2 CitrixSys r CTXS 77.66 –1.51 +4 2.1m 20o

71 57 56 A C+ 52.3 CityHlg 3.7 CHCO 45.87 –.49 +23 54 14ê

68 40 67 D B 13.5 CityOffice 8.1 CIO 11.66 –.15 +30 37 ..ê

3 24 8 D D–8.8 Civeo 37 CVEO 1.39 +.04 +37 1.6m 69o

97 97 79 B B–11.5 Civista 1.8 CIVB 10.86 –.10 +228 19 9ê

71 78 97 E D+29.4 CivitasSols CIVI 28.52 –.34 +24 126 99o

39 54 30 B D 68.7 Clarcor 1.8 CLC 48.56 –.29 –8 311 16ò

10 23 12 D D 73.2 ClayWEgy CWEI 34.35 –8.22 –42 139 ..ê

7 7 8 E D–3.4 CleanDiesl CDTI .99 +.01 –64 75 ..ê

5 23 14 E D–10.5 CleanEgyFuel CLNE 3.58 ... +28 1.7m ..o

40 80 24 D C– 59.3 CleanHarbors r CLH 40.84 –.71 –28 376 23o

1 10 10 D E 4.0 CleantchSols CLNT 1.32 +.14 –8 63 ..ê

7 2 9 E C 11.7 ClearChannel CCO 5.17 –.05 –48 102 ..o.. .. 6 .. E 17.0 Clearbrg 18 CBA 6.74 –.16 +30 523 ..ê

.. .. 9 .. E 27.8 Clearbr 13 CEM 13.00 –.21 +172 1.2m ..ê

.. .. 9 .. E 23.9 Clearbrid 14 EMO 10.62 –.16 +77 393 ..ê

55 92 35 B C 20.3 Clearfield CLFD 13.34 +.03 –50 31 39o

90 92 90 B B+ 14.7 ClearOne 1.5 CLRO 13.24 +.06 –60 3 12ê

18 38 23 E E 8.1 ClearsgComb CLIR 4.65 +.13 +107 111 ..o34 52 29 D C 75.7 ClrwtrPaper r CLW 46.16 +.42 +39 140 14o

55 40 55 C D 55.4 ClecoCo 3.1 CNL 52.04 +.20 +76 828 23o

37 52 34 .. D–7.6 ClevBioL CBLI 3.68 –.06 –58 17 ..ê

2 14 4 D C– 9.4 CliffsNa 37 CLF 1.59 –.13 –14 4.1m 4o

75 55 82 B D 15.0 Clifton 1.2 CSBK 14.69 +.03 –28 45 43ê

93 79 93 A B+ NH Clorox 2.3 CLX 131.3 +.22 +121 2.0m 27o

8 49 6 E D 10.2 CloudPeak CLD 2.14 +.06 +7 1.6m ..o.. .. 42 .. B–15.7 CloughGA 11 GLV 13.05 +.17 +104 75 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B–15.7 CloughG 11 GLQ 12.52 +.05 +5 110 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B–12.9 ClghGOp 11 GLO 10.36 –.04 +88 331 ..k13 2 4 E C– 116 ClovisOnclg CLVS 33.36 +.83 +36 3.1m ..o34 22 33 C D 25.0 Clubcorp 2.9 MYCC 17.93 –.10 –14 542 41o

85 82 69 A B–100 CMEGrp 2.1 CME 94.97 –.55 +104 2.6m 24o

74 70 82 C D–38.7 CMSEnrgy 3.2 CMS 36.20 –.03 –1 2.3m 19o

53 45 45 D B–42.2 CNAFncl 2.9 CNA 34.68 –.50 +47 145 12ê

69 61 59 A D–18.8 CNBFncl 3.7 CCNE 17.62 –.01 –40 14 10ê

72 42 86 C B+ 12.5 CNinsure CISG 8.75 ... –37 82 17o

14 19 26 C D+175 CNOOC 6.5 CEO 101.0 –3.30 –33 155 6ò

13 3 10 E D–8.6 Cnova CNV 2.92 –.19 +4 46 ..o49 45 47 C B–64.4 ConsTom .2 CTO 51.20 –4.03 +999 164 75ê

36 20 53 B B+ 43.9 Coach 4.1 COH 32.64 –.69 +23 5.8m 18o

93 78 85 D A–12.6 CoastwyBnc CWAY 12.28 –.01 –48 3 43ê

11 23 12 .. D 11.2 CobaltIntl CIE 5.56 –.26 +54 6.9m ..o

83 61 81 B B–13.9 CobizFn 1.3 COBZ 13.40 –.10 –58 38 19ê

86 56 83 B B 43.9 CocaCo 3.0 KO 43.49 –.35 –1 15m 21o

99 84 98 B B 220 CcColaB .5 COKE 189.0 –5.76 –37 28 38ê

40 23 43 D C– 91.2 CocaCoF 2.7 KOF 72.09 –1.01 0 76 23o

76 55 82 C C– 53.8 CocaClEn 2.3 r CCE 49.01 –2.23 +182 5.5m 18o

10 2 1 .. E 44.2 CodeRebel CDRB 2.45 –.55 +60 12 ..ê

77 53 92 D B 5.7 Codexis CDXS 4.20 +.12 –25 44 35ê

86 66 75 A C+ 21.1 CodrsVly 2.6 CVLY 20.06 +.06 +57 11 11ê

13 41 9 E B–7.5 CoeurMining CDE 2.49 –.25 –23 1.8m ..o40 10 32 B C 6.2 CoffeeHldg r JVA 4.05 +.02 +54 35 ..ê

65 41 85 D C+ 40.5 Cogent 4.1 CCOI 33.99 –.06 –26 309 99o

27 15 18 D C+ 6.0 Cogentrix CGNT 1.33 ... –65 17 ..ê

49 68 25 B C 52.5 Cognex .8 r CGNX 34.33 –.38 –36 337 24o

93 93 61 A C+ 69.8 CognizantA CTSH.60.42 –2.00 +34 4.8m 20o

46 58 36 A C 47.2 CohenSt 3.3 CNS 30.48 –.04 –16 118 18ê

.. .. 52 .. B–24.5 C&SLtPr 8.4 LDP 22.22 –.03 +114 174 ..x

.. .. 6 .. D–20.4 Cohen&St 16 MIE 8.03 –.47 +53 334 ..x

.. .. 63 .. C+ 27.2 Cohen&St 8.5 PSF 24.36 +.11 –54 18 ..x

.. .. 56 .. B–13.9 CohenSt 9 RFI 12.34 –.40 +82 111 ..x

.. .. 34 .. D 13.4 CohSClo 9 FOF 10.59 –.30 +12 82 ..x

.. .. 62 .. B–47.0 CohStGRl 3.9 GRI 42.41 –.22 –83 0.7 ..ê

.. .. 32 .. D 23.6 CohStIn 8.8 UTF 18.11 –.40 +94 367 ..x

.. .. 62 .. C 13.0 CohStrQ 8.3 RQI 11.56 –.32 +8 245 ..x

.. .. 36 .. D+12.2 CohStGl 11 INB 9.69 –.28 +50 98 ..x

.. .. 56 .. C– 20.0 CohStRE 8.4 RNP 17.70 –.43 +37 138 ..x81 81 82 B B 69.7 Coherent COHR 65.73 –.51 –26 101 16o

38 2 73 E B–38.1 CoherusBio CHRS 23.30 –2.05 +35 307 ..o

71 23 91 B A–13.8 Cohu 1.9 COHU 12.65 –.23 –53 66 14o

23 57 8 D D+53.6 Colfax CFX 23.22 –.30 –36 1.2m 12o

74 55 71 B C+ 71.6 ColgteP 2.3 r CL 67.33 –1.00 +5 3.5m 23o

42 50 27 B B–25.0 Collectrs 9 CLCT 15.40 –.36 –22 22 17ê

60 7 99 .. B+ NH Collegium COLL 27.02 +.17 +130 288 ..ê

84 60 87 B B+ 50.7 Collier .2 CIGI 44.67 –.29 –36 19 19ê

.. .. 74 .. D–5.1 ColnHiI 6.2 CXE 4.86 +.06 +111 157 ..ê

.. .. 39 .. C 2.9 Colonial 11 CIF 2.27 +.07 +110 93 ..ê

.. .. 77 .. C+ 10.1 ColInvG 5.2 CXH 9.76 +.01 –1 20 ..ê

.. .. 74 .. C+ 4.7 ColMuni 6.3 CMU 4.42 +.02 +162 142 ..ê

92 94 89 C C 10.0 Colony CBAN 9.40 +.05 +16 5 13ê

49 47 30 A C– 27.1 ColonyCap 8.1 CLNY 19.75 –.17 –10 853 14o

27 2 29 .. B–9.5 Colucid CLCD 6.70 +.12 –76 10 ..ê

94 83 86 A B–36.3 Columbia 2.2 COLB 32.84 –.35 +46 356 18ê

.. .. 70 .. E 54.0 ColItmd 2.9 GMMB 53.31 +.18 –83 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 75 .. B–49.0 ColumLg .4 RPX 46.93 +.19 –60 0.8 ..ê

20 26 19 C B+ 29.0 ColumPi 4.3 CPPL 15.92 –.64 –35 233 6o

32 70 19 C C 31.2 ColumPi 2.5 CPGX 19.67 +.13 +14 3.6m 23o

50 19 52 C B 27.9 ColumPrp 5.2 CXP 23.24 –.33 +31 620 31o

.. .. 60 .. A 47.3 ColmSelLgCpVl GVT 43.24 –.34 –80 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 75 .. C 20.1 ColmbiaSe 10 STK 18.30 –.07 –44 38 ..k38 86 20 B E 74.7 Columbia 1.5 COLM 43.98 –.45 –45 198 19o

28 63 34 C E 28.5 ClmbMckn .8 CMCO 19.36 +.39 +4 84 12o

27 47 7 E D–2.2 CombiMxrs CBMX .73 –.01 +25 36 ..ê

83 90 61 A D–65.0 Comc 1.7 r CMCSA 57.40 –1.30 –2 10m 17o

56 61 47 B C+ 53.5 Comerica 2.0 CMA 42.31 –.95 +30 2.9m 14o

92 97 96 C B+ 35.0 Comfort .9 FIX 29.53 –1.57 +29 481 25o

12 17 25 E E 12.4 CommSys 8.0 JCS 7.99 +.11 +292 20 ..ê

46 15 91 E B 3.6 CommandSec MOC 2.30 ... –87 2 ..ê

72 57 71 B D–47.1 ComercB 2.1 CBSH 42.95 –.75 +11 519 17o

98 98 68 B B+ 14.3 ComrcUn 1.4 CUBN 13.82 –.10 –84 1 12ê

47 86 37 D D 17.8 ComcrlM 3.5 CMC 13.70 –.18 +10 1.6m 9ò

21 73 6 C D–7.5 ComVehicl CVGI 2.71 –.03 +18 156 5o

12 46 6 C D–65.0 CommtyHlth r CYH 25.51 –.08 –46 1.7m 6o

48 50 39 B D+34.1 Commscope COMM 25.84 +.48 +6 1.7m 14o

19 2 19 .. E 30.7 CommsSl 13 CSAL 18.02 –.47 +1 1.0m 99o

87 64 89 C B 5.5 CmtyBnkrs ESXB 5.35 –.03 +6 12 19ê

83 59 88 B B–44.1 CmtyBkSy 3.1 CBU 40.35 –.58 +45 279 17o

62 60 63 C E 24.6 Commnity 2.0 TCFC 20.38 –.59 –71 1 14ê

54 2 70 .. A–20.5 CommHlt 8.1 CHCT 18.60 –.29 –67 30 99ê

71 57 68 B D–37.6 CmtyTrst 3.5 CTBI 35.04 –.73 0 31 13ê

79 27 96 C B–14.3 ComntyOne COB 13.60 –.30 –62 20 31ê

91 83 82 A C 7.3 CmWst 1.7 r CWBC 7.11 +.04 +46 6 8ê

42 28 56 C B+ 54.5 Commvault CVLT 40.22 ... –20 359 45o

59 44 77 E D 25.3 CompCer 1.4 CCU 21.69 –.09 +62 258 24ê

35 22 39 E C– 6.6 CmpDeSn 1.8 SBS 4.52 –.05 –6 1.7m 41o

37 52 8 B B–5.4 CompEnr 16 CIG 1.54 –.10 +41 5.0m 1o

36 2 51 B D+17.5 Compass 9 CODI 15.62 ... –2 121 99o

45 65 32 B D–95.7 Compass 3.6 CMP 73.94 –2.08 +33 291 13o

8 22 7 D D–37.6 Companh 1.2 CBD 11.24 –.79 +38 1.4m 7o

5 11 12 E B–3.0 ComphSi 5.9 SID 1.02 –.11 –33 1.0m ..o30 6 46 E B–9.7 Compgn CGEN 6.50 –.10 +8 201 ..o56 27 50 B B 63.0 CmptrPr 5.3 CPSI 48.57 –.15 –29 98 25o

44 67 9 C C– 62.1 Compute 1.8 CSC 31.38 +.01 +58 4.7m 6o

41 26 41 D B–9.9 Computer 3.6 CTG 6.73 –.03 +32 42 12o

67 78 61 C E 12.7 CompxIn 1.8 CIX 11.31 +.28 –88 0.2 15ê

55 74 22 A C+ 65.0 ComScore SCOR 38.36 +.30 +13 453 21o

9 15 2 E E 7.9 Comstock CHCI 1.61 +.02 +1 15 ..ê

5 15 11 E D+1.2 ComstkMing LODE .41 +.00 –41 123 ..ê

3 9 10 E D 7.6 Comstck 26 CRK 1.91 +.07 –47 552 ..o6 14 16 D E 36.3 Comtch 5.9 CMTL 20.32 +.13 +19 116 16o

81 82 78 C B–45.5 ConAgra 2.5 CAG 40.63 –.17 –15 2.4m 18ó

20 38 7 .. D–11.7 ConatusPhrm CNAT 2.86 +.14 –28 172 ..o66 55 96 .. C+ 25.0 ConcertPhrm CNCE 19.92 –.26 –62 95 45o

21 14 40 C B–134 ConchoResrce CXO 95.47 –6.68 +87 2.9m 48o

42 53 11 A B–89.1 Concord .8 CXRX 36.78 –1.33 –50 193 21o

37 30 40 C B 8.2 ConcMed r CCM 5.42 +.22 +406 178 14o

38 49 32 E B–7.3 ConcrCp 9 CCUR 5.00 ... +74 42 17o

33 66 15 E D–3.7 CondorHosp CDOR 1.35 ... –76 0.7 ..ê

48 87 11 A B–26.4 ConeMid 9 CNNX 9.35 –.35 +23 189 8o

50 6 89 D D 26.9 Conformis CFMS 19.97 +.47 –39 108 ..ê

85 78 52 D B+ 11.0 Conifer CNFR 9.77 +.14 –1 30 31ê

39 40 29 D B 60.7 Conmed 1.9 CNMD 42.55 +.56 –9 171 25o

90 93 61 A C+ 22.6 Connect 1.6 CNOB 18.89 –.26 –37 56 14ê

22 39 6 .. D–14.4 Connecture CNXR 3.51 +.05 –52 30 ..ê

47 90 42 C B–44.0 Conns CONN 23.36 –1.40 –20 660 16o

12 13 26 D C– 71.4 Conocph 6.3 COP 47.28 –2.07 +61 13m 99o

68 42 65 B B 28.7 ConsolC 7.1 CNSL 21.77 –.03 +87 292 31o

4 23 3 E C+ 35.8 ConsolE .6 CNX 6.90 +.23 –10 9.4m ..o70 66 74 C C+ 72.3 ConsEdi 4.0 ED 64.22 ... –7 1.8m 15o

66 50 74 D B–13.8 ConsWtr 2.6 CWCO 11.55 +.02 +50 124 19o

74 92 54 B C 43.2 Constant r CTCT 28.69 –1.45 +361 3.5m 27o

14 23 11 .. B+ 20.8 ConstellmA CSTM 7.23 –.08 –64 745 ..o98 95 93 A B+ 144 Constela .9 STZ.139.9 –3.07 –1 1.1m 27ò

95 93 94 A D–144 Constel .8 STZB 142.3 ... –67 0.2 28k

63 95 25 A C+ 8.0 CnsmrPrt CPSS 5.12 +.05 –64 60 4o

1 6 4 D E 23.5 ContainerStore TCS 7.17 –.63 +69 489 27ò

2 23 6 E E 33.7 Contango MCF 6.23 –.27 +45 168 ..o

62 65 29 C B 24.2 ContinntlBld CBPX 16.96 –.33 +40 606 20o

44 38 37 E D+18.6 ContlMtrls CUO 14.07 +.00 –83 0.1 ..ê

21 47 15 B D 53.7 ContintlResrce CLR 24.17 –2.02 +100 9.4m 22o

57 25 94 .. D+6.2 Contrafect CFRX 5.10 +.21 +75 151 ..ê

16 22 5 .. D+6.3 Contravir CTRV 1.64 –.03 –63 157 ..k34 73 14 B D–16.8 Control4 r CTRL 6.92 –.15 –45 154 15o

89 74 89 B B+ 26.6 Converg 1.2 CVG 25.69 –.71 +180 1.4m 14o

63 75 28 A B–190 CooperC .0 COO 136.4 –1.82 +17 769 18o

76 87 76 C B 43.9 CooperT 1.1 r CTB 38.69 –1.07 –51 209 12o

84 61 96 D A 80.6 Cooper–Stdrd CPS 76.05 –.52 –17 76 14ê

33 28 17 B B 121 CopaHld 6.9 CPA 48.63 –.82 –47 401 6o

88 76 82 B B 39.9 Copart CPRT 38.38 –.31 +21 957 22o

15 2 25 .. .. 2.9 Copsync COYN 2.15 –.05 –78 13 ..ê

13 2 11 .. D–4.3 CorbusPhrm CRBP 1.58 –.01 –79 38 ..ê

62 53 72 D C 7.7 CorceptTh CORT 4.90 +.16 +15 309 ..o89 78 77 D B+ 4.2 CordiaBanc BVA 4.00 ... –57 3 33ê

48 34 74 B B–134 CoreLabs 2.0 CLB 111.7 –6.89 +25 737 27o

92 72 98 C B+ NH CoreMrk .7 CORE 90.60 +.45 +26 265 49o

42 80 16 B D–29.0 CoreMldng CMT 12.50 –.26 –48 21 7ê

74 92 68 B D–42.3 CoreLogic r CLGX 35.91 –1.40 –32 314 19o

23 18 5 B E 35.8 CorEnrgyI 4.4 CORR 13.59 –.75 +157 356 18o

97 98 94 B C+ 60.17Coresite 3.7 COR 57.42 –.73 –37 222 63o

22 7 20 E C– 4.6 CorindusVasc CVRS 3.08 –.02 –51 51 ..ê

19 9 31 .. C+ 16.3 CoriumIntl CORI 7.56 –.03 –4 70 ..ê

9 21 15 .. D–10.4 CorMedix CRMD 2.04 –.05 –15 226 ..o45 7 66 D C+ 40.7 Cornerstone CSOD 34.91 –.34 –22 423 ..o.. .. 28 .. C– 23.0 Cornrst 21 CLM 15.60 +.20 +60 448 ..k.. .. 30 .. E 27.2 CrnstTo 20 CRF 16.44 +.16 –41 49 ..k

38 45 37 B B–25.2 Corning 2.7 r GLW 18.09 –.43 –5 12m 11o

24 39 28 E D–17.2 Corpban 15 BCA 12.40 ... –65 22 8ê

65 78 39 C B–30.9 CorpOff 5.0 OFC 22.16 +.07 –1 886 19o

50 67 18 A E 42.3 Corrctns 8.5 CXW 25.47 –.12 +9 963 12o

78 57 93 B B NH Corvel CRVL 40.65 +.13 +7 54 30ê

7 8 19 D B–8.1 CosanA 3.0 CZZ 3.62 –.13 –63 408 21o

18 45 3 E C 2.9 Cosi COSI .51 –.00 +61 429 ..ê

22 65 8 A E 20.5 Costsma 12 CMRE 9.31 –.50 +17 226 5o

66 37 85 B C+ 223 CostarGrp CSGP 205.8 –2.16 +71 244 99o

75 72 88 C B–169 Costco 1.0 r COST 160.7 –2.08 –26 1.7m 30o

84 50 88 B C+ 11.9 Cott 2.3 COT 10.53 –.21 –49 417 18o

82 98 83 B E 32.77CotyA .9 r COTY 27.55 –.31 –68 501 21o

5 16 9 E E 9.7 Counterpath CPAH 2.88 +.38 +94 3 ..k30 21 57 E C+ 7.1 CntryStylCkg CCSC 4.74 +.03 –78 4 19ê

71 78 41 C C+ 11.8 CousinsP 3.4 r CUZ 9.38 –.09 +15 1.7m 21ê

12 22 20 D C 23.0 Covanta 6.3 CVA 15.79 –.06 +119 2.7m 99o

42 91 16 C B–36.8 CovenantTr CVTI 18.96 +.80 +1 175 8ê

45 45 36 E B–3.3 Covisint COVS 2.14 –.02 +74 164 ..ê

21 18 22 B E 6.6 CowenGpn COWN 4.04 +.04 –17 842 20o

56 74 33 E D 12.5 CPIAero CVU 9.27 +.08 –40 7 13o

50 45 29 D B 14.5 CraftBrwAll BREW 8.87 –.12 –62 28 98o

36 59 26 B C– 70.5 Crane 2.9 CR 45.72 –.91 +7 348 11o

22 15 18 C D 9.1 Crawfor 5.4 CRDA 5.23 –.10 +29 23 14ê

25 13 20 C B–11.0 Crawfor 3.5 CRDB 5.65 –.15 –42 18 20ê


















47 75 24 B B–164 Credico 2.1 BAP 102.4 +.87 –19 301 8o

90 94 87 A C+ 277 CreditAcpt CACC 211.7 +2.28 –46 115 15o

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30 38 26 B E 30.0 CreditSu 3.5 CS 21.19 –.23 –4 1.8m 9o

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.. .. 38 .. B 12.6 CrdXlGd 10 GLDI 10.23 –.18 +199 58 ..k

.. .. 80 .. C– 27.9 CrdXlLgSh CSLS 27.67 +.23 –81 2 ..k

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30 25 35 E B–39.8 Cree r CREE 26.10 –.29 –41 834 45o

12 3 12 B B–27.3 CrescntPt 8.0 CPG 10.92 –.51 +38 1.2m 72o

8 9 6 E C+ 80.6 CrestEqt 3.3 CEQP 16.60 –1.69 +118 1.6m ..o

37 24 90 E D–15.2 Cresud CRESY 12.58 +.84 –5 141 ..o

60 72 39 B C– 57.3 Criteo CRTO.37.94 –.96 –22 499 36o

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15 42 12 .. D–3.1 CrossrdsSys CRDS 1.12 +.03 –67 15 ..ê

86 84 82 C C 89.4 CrownCs 4.1 CCI 85.66 –.31 –1 2.0m 58o

78 81 68 B D–9.0 Crowncr 4.0 CRWS 8.00 –.07 +174 40 12ê

57 63 52 C C+ 57.1 CrownHldg CCK 48.90 –.91 –61 297 14o

83 74 92 B D 6.2 CrwnMdia CRWN 5.14 –.11 –71 58 19ê

56 34 74 D B–12.3 Cryolife 1.1 CRY 10.55 –.09 –41 29 65o

25 11 47 .. D+3.4 Cryoport CYRX 2.30 +.05 –60 6 ..ê

32 23 31 E D–1.0 CrystalRk CRVP .59 +.05 +37 39 ..ê

89 83 92 B B+ 38.9 CSGSys 2.0 r CSGS 34.40 –.99 –8 200 14o

36 65 23 B C+ 37.7 CSX 2.8 r CSX 25.60 –.83 –13 7.9m 12ò

89 81 82 B B–38.6 CTWtrSe 2.8 CTWS 37.73 –.19 –29 22 18ê

97 71 99 B B 57.4 Ctrip CTRP 48.41 –1.42 –15 6.9m 40o

66 60 58 C B 20.3 CTS .9 CTS 18.05 –.20 –36 60 18ê

96 78 95 C B NH Cubesma 2.8 CUBE 30.36 ... –49 734 99o

49 15 61 D B–54.4 Cubic .6 CUB 46.99 +.57 +67 213 55o

60 64 43 A D–80.2 CullenF 3.4 r CFR 61.89 –1.52 +3 563 13o

67 90 58 B E 35.2 Culp 1.0 CFI 26.78 –.09 –42 35 15ê

16 5 30 D C 7.8 CumbPh CPIX 5.23 –.11 –47 10 65ê

21 53 13 B E 148 Cummins 4.5 CMI 85.96 –1.40 –22 2.4m 9o

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67 64 55 C C+ 77.6 CurtsWr .8 r CW 66.80 –.84 +4 213 18o

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95 84 93 C B–37.37Cvent CVT 34.87 –.09 –48 90 99o

26 37 18 D E 10.9 Cyanotech CYAN 5.18 –.01 +105 8 99ê

70 98 39 A C 76.4 CybarkSftw CYBR 44.23 +.25 +3 1.2m 53o

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18 53 14 E E 2.1 Cyclacel CYCC .49 –.02 –76 115 ..o23 50 4 .. C 13.4 Cymabay CBAY 1.50 +.06 –39 102 ..ê

31 3 61 .. D–18.5 Cynapsus CYNA 14.82 +.28 +68 39 ..ê

92 62 96 C B+ 43.0 Cynosure CYNO 42.26 +1.26 +44 263 41o

4 17 7 E D–19.8 Cypress 21 CELP 7.48 –.64 +100 51 ..ê

53 31 25 A B+ 16.3 Cypress 4.6 r CY 9.60 –.12 –43 3.9m 99o

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28 20 37 E D–5.4 CytRx CYTR 2.72 +.24 +12 500 ..o

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73 31 87 C B–38.8 DCTIndu 3.0 DCT 37.70 –.09 +30 1.0m 39o

55 35 65 D D 20.4 DDR 4.1 DDR 16.74 –.22 –29 2.3m ..o6 32 10 E D–1.8 DGSE DGSE .34 –.01 +2 18 ..ê

70 29 79 B B+ 10.5 DHIGrp DHX 8.91 –.13 +23 448 20o

79 78 69 B A 9.3 DHTHld 9 DHT 7.59 –.46 +26 2.0m 7o

89 72 93 A B 3.5 DLHHldngs DLHC 2.87 –.22 –75 1 3ê

86 68 86 B B+ 30.0 DNBFcl 1.0 DNBF 27.89 +.34 +71 2 15ê

58 17 99 E C+ 5.0 DSHealthcr DSKX 2.84 –.06 –2 121 ..ê

39 60 17 B B 39.6 DSW 3.4 DSW 23.51 –.31 –21 2.1m 12o

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4 28 2 C E 1.0 DXIEnergy DXI .18 –.01 +1 88 ..ê

22 47 15 C D 52.8 DXPEntrp DXPE 26.18 –.03 +51 173 8o

35 18 53 E B+ 280 DailyJrnal DJCO 198.2 –9.47 +75 1 99ê

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30 27 34 D B+ 13.2 Daktron 4.5 DAKT 8.86 –.35 +60 356 34x

18 21 14 C D–23.5 DanaHlg 1.8 DAN 13.37 –.58 –10 1.9m 6o

80 83 80 B D+97.6 Danaher .6 DHR 91.89 –2.24 +22 3.5m 22x

49 84 36 C C– 6.7 Danaos DAC 5.29 +.03 +2 25 4ê

23 11 25 C B+ 31.8 DagoEnergy r DQ 16.15 –1.07 –10 60 22o

62 80 37 B B 75.6 DardenR 3.8 DRI 58.39 –.90 +30 2.2m 19ó

20 26 17 C B 18.7 DarligIngrds DAR 10.05 –.14 –28 1.0m 15o

31 7 33 C C– 3.8 DataIO DAIO 2.53 –.29 –11 7 22ê

31 31 35 C B–13.5 Datalink r DTLK 7.25 +.11 –64 51 11o

20 59 5 E D 3.6 Dataram DRAM .78 –.02 –76 17 ..ê

36 42 58 E B–9.3 Datawatch DWCH 6.26 –.39 –41 24 ..o93 99 91 A C– 43.47Dave&Bustr PLAY 40.09 +.10 +27 700 30o

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59 81 35 B D+85.2 DaVita DVA 68.12 –.01 +312 5.0m 15o

10 29 18 E D 7.3 DawsonGeo DWSN 3.41 –.04 –5 48 ..ê

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6 32 15 .. E 95.8 Deckers DECK 49.30 –1.24 –11 1.0m 11o

30 28 39 C C+ 98.2 Deere 3.1 DE 76.91 –1.28 –7 3.4m 13o

50 27 76 E B 4.3 DehaierM DHRM 2.47 +.01 –65 58 13k

39 38 33 C B+ 26.0 DelFrisco's DFRG 14.35 +.10 +22 316 18o

18 19 28 .. C 17.3 DelTaco TACO 10.21 –.19 –18 335 ..o.. .. 34 .. B–11.9 DEEnhG 9 DEX 9.15 –.01 +143 165 ..ê

34 52 18 D C– 1.9 Delcath DCTH .55 +.11 +6 190 ..ê

37 81 25 C D 48.5 DelekLog 7.7 DKL 29.63 –1.71 –6 40 10o

17 30 18 D E 41.2 DelekUS 2.6 DK 23.10 –.40 –12 969 12o

80 84 79 B B–90.6 DelphiA 1.2 r DLPH 83.46 –2.30 –21 1.6m 16o

94 96 88 B C+ NH DeltaAir 1.1 r DAL.51.03 –1.09 +9 10m 12o

64 78 92 E D+19.4 Delta r DLA 15.86 +.09 –90 1 15ê

53 30 71 D D–21.4 DeltaNG 4.0 DGAS 20.69 ... +45 6 23ê

4 5 6 .. C 38.3 DeltaTech DELT 1.92 –.25 +90 6 2k

38 26 41 D B–70.3 DelticT .7 r DEL 59.40 –.23 –22 31 99ê

62 82 35 A E 69.8 Deluxe 2.2 DLX 54.38 –1.23 –30 195 12o

51 9 73 E B–6.9 DemandMed DMD 5.62 +.04 –73 15 ..o46 33 36 C B–75.9 Demandwre DWRE 52.86 –.17 –4 485 99o

3 19 4 D C+ 9.5 DenbryR 13 DNR 1.92 –.17 +138 28m 2o

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88 71 89 C A–63.5 Dentsply .5 XRAY 60.26 –.19 –44 655 23o

51 78 28 B D+33.7 Depomed DEPO 18.85 –.28 –27 1.5m 27o

18 24 9 E D–9.9 DermaSci DSCI 4.37 –.12 –64 100 ..o65 4 98 E A–NH Dermira DERM 33.18 –.15 +50 207 ..o89 93 93 C D+20.3 DescSys DSGX 19.59 +.12 +29 38 78ê

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.. .. 44 .. C+ 27.7 DeuXAll 3.7 DBAW 22.96 +.04 +762 261 ..k

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.. .. 38 .. B 23.7 DeuEM 3.5 DBEM 18.22 –.11 –13 128 99ê

.. .. 64 .. B+ 30.8 DxMsEur 4.8 DBEZ 26.44 –.04 +429 258 99ê

.. .. 52 .. B 30.4 DeuXMsE 4.7 DBEU 25.74 –.14 +17 1.9m 99ê

.. .. 54 .. B–29.8 DeXGerm 5.5 DBGR 24.35 +.23 –43 28 99ê

.. .. 60 .. B 45.0 DeuXMsc 3.5 DBJP 38.96 –.19 +125 1.2m 99o

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.. .. 76 .. E 27.1 DeXMuni 3.0 RVNU 26.26 +.31 –92 0.4 99ê

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.. .. 43 .. B 25.6 DXSpHdG .9 DBIF 21.28 –.12 –41 1 99ê

5 15 9 B E 70.5 DevonEn 3.3 DVN 28.98 –1.59 +189 16m 11o

23 23 21 C C– 49.6 DevryEd 1.4 r DV 24.93 –.30 –27 427 10o

4 22 2 .. B–9.6 DexMedia DXM .14 –.04 –45 164 ..o70 42 84 D D+103 DexCom DXCM 81.73 –.29 –43 484 ..o72 99 35 A D 8.5 DHXMed .7 DHXM 6.13 +.02 –6 3 15ê

81 91 53 A C– 122 Diageo 3.1 DEO 108.8 –2.23 +14 473 16ò

82 44 96 D A–42.1 DimdFds DMND 39.83 –.31 –84 86 36o

85 87 90 A D–231 DiamHill DHIL 197.2 –1.00 –38 7 17ê

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63 75 36 A B 35.4 DiamondRs DRII 25.58 –.67 –15 576 15o

38 9 67 B B 85.8 Diamondbck FANG 68.75 –3.61 +79 2.0m 41o

25 7 21 B E 16.0 Dmndroc 4.9 DRH 10.18 –.13 –30 1.6m 16ê

6 15 3 D E 2.7 DianaCo 1.4 DCIX .71 –.03 +18 83 99o

3 12 8 E E 8.3 DianaShpg DSX 3.58 –.14 +17 569 ..o

41 5 73 .. B–27.3 DicernaPhrm DRNA 14.57 +.67 +109 235 ..ê

43 85 15 B C+ 60.3 DicksSp 1.5 DKS 36.19 –.97 –45 1.7m 11o

30 24 39 C D–38.9 Diebold 3.8 DBD 30.51 –.61 –28 399 19o

83 78 93 D B 13.5 Digi DGII 11.93 –.16 +54 216 56o

40 4 83 E A 49.3 Digimrc 1.4 DMRC 32.57 –.67 –48 66 ..ê

90 64 97 B B 6.9 Digirad 3.5 DRAD 5.70 –.04 –58 48 25ê

19 21 15 D B–18.8 DigtlAlly r DGLY 6.78 +1.31 +174 404 ..ê

83 64 88 C B–75.4 Digital 4.6 DLR 73.87 +1.31 +22 1.3m 49o

26 24 8 D D+4.4 DigitalTurb APPS 1.47 –.03 –38 181 ..o49 78 9 D B–35.9 DigitlGlobe r DGI 15.01 +.25 +38 1.2m 55o

20 61 12 C D 144 Dillards .4 DDS 67.82 –.92 –24 496 8o

83 46 85 B A–18.7 DimeCty 3.1 DCOM 17.83 –.13 –4 143 14o

51 2 95 .. .. 15.6 DimnsnTher DMTX 12.55 +2.57 –17 145 ..ê

61 88 32 A C 114 Dineequ 4.4 r DIN 84.18 –2.04 –42 108 14o

43 15 47 C A–30.7 Diodes r DIOD 23.40 –.28 +1 194 21o

25 11 31 .. D–17.1 Dipexium DPRX 10.95 +.38 –68 10 ..ê

59 78 37 B D 52.3 DiplomatPhr DPLO 31.31 –.18 –32 618 69o

.. .. 36 .. C– 36.7 Direxn20Bear TMV 26.94 –.94 –16 510 ..o

.. .. 69 .. D+113 Dirxn20Bull TMF 78.18 +2.54 +91 263 ..o

.. .. 66 .. C+ 52.0 Direxn7–10Bl TYD 45.00 +.64 –90 0.1 ..ê

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.. .. 4 .. B–98.2 DirexBzlBll3 BRZU 14.17 –1.20 +177 826 ..ò

.. .. 61 .. C 64.5 DxCsiChnBr CHAD 42.17 –.45 –35 137 99o

.. .. 79 .. C– 40.7 DxDvMktBr3x DPK 31.39 +.97 –4 10 ..o

.. .. 29 .. B 59.0 DxDly300Chn CHAU 23.30 +.01 –18 284 99o

.. .. 25 .. D–39.5 DXDlyFtE .9 EURL 24.27 –.92 +43 44 ..k

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.. .. 40 .. D–104 DirxDlyG .0 JDST 33.03 +4.50 –18 774 ..ò

.. .. 4 .. C– 242 DirxDlyGl .0 JNUG 29.06 –5.41 +14 1.1m ..ò

.. .. 24 .. C 48.1 DXDlySKrBll KORU 22.67 –1.22 –59 2 ..k

.. .. 73 .. B 27.2 DXDlyS 1.5 LLSP 26.18 –.27 –14 24 99ê

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.. .. 55 .. B 37.9 DXSp5B 1.5 SPUU 33.07 –.46 +143 9 ..k

.. .. 60 .. B 97.6 DXDSp5Bll3x SPXL 82.88 –3.83 +79 2.9m ..o

.. .. 9 .. D+68.8 DirxEnBull ERX 23.23 –1.76 +10 3.1m ..o

.. .. 33 .. C– 60.0 DxFinlBear3x FAZ 41.09 +1.69 +72 1.7m ..o

.. .. 62 .. C 35.7 DirxFinBull FAS 29.49 –1.26 +37 6.3m ..o

.. .. 85 .. B 152 DXFtseChBr YANG 101.8 +3.49 –54 77 ..o

.. .. 11 .. C+ 68.5 DXFtseChBll YINN 17.48 –.69 –13 665 ..o

.. .. 47 .. C– 40.0 DxGldMnrBr3 DUST 18.80 +2.80 –26 9.1m ..o

.. .. 4 .. C+ 214 DxGldMnrBl3 NUGT 22.12 –4.70 +77 13m ..o

.. .. 40 .. B–43.8 DXHlthcrBl3x CURE 32.71 –1.12 –26 295 ..o

.. .. 88 .. A–56.4 DxHmSpBr3 CLAW 44.51 –.69 +940 5 99ê

.. .. 55 .. C+ 26.7 DXiBil .2 IBLN 24.29 –.21 –81 1 ..k

.. .. 17 .. D–27.4 DirxIndiBul3 INDL 12.74 +.09 +20 164 ..o

.. .. 83 .. C– 62.5 DxMcBear3x MIDZ 45.93 +1.64 +32 22 ..o

.. .. 67 .. B 68.0 DXNs100 .9 QQQE 64.74 –1.10 –46 7 ..ê

.. .. 99 .. .. NH GASX GASX 79.09 +5.19 +10 9 99ê

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.. .. 94 .. C– 40.5 DirxRetail3Bl RETL 37.34 –1.65 –29 35 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. B–258 DXRussBr3x RUSS 36.77 +.85 –16 389 ..o

.. .. 13 .. C– 37.6 DXRusBull3x RUSL 11.89 –.38 +1 1.3m ..o

.. .. 54 .. A–61.0 DXS500Vl 1.4 VSPY 55.03 –.06 –31 2 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. B 66.4 DxSpBioBr3 LABD 33.45 +1.01 –41 539 99o

.. .. 6 .. D 59.8 DxSpBioBul3 LABU 19.97 –.69 –43 1.4m 99o

.. .. 71 .. .. 43.6 LABS LABS 41.39 –1.77 –90 0.4 99ê

.. .. 99 .. A–109 DxSpO&gBr3 DRIP 96.15 +8.24 +44 55 99o

.. .. 2 .. E 41.1 DxSpO&gBl3 GUSH 6.35 –.67 +268 688 99o

.. .. 83 .. C 58.2 DxScBear3x TZA 45.15 +1.40 –6 3.8m ..o

.. .. 31 .. D+87.3 DxSmiBear3x SOXS 40.80 +1.70 –47 59 ..o

.. .. 63 .. D 22.2 DXTtMkBr1x TOTS 19.11 –.02 +43 2 ..ê

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.. .. 8 .. E 36.5 DXZcksM 18 ZMLP 15.33 –1.08 +31 63 ..k

.. .. 96 .. D 40.5 DirxEnBear ERY 30.62 +2.09 –21 1.5m ..o

.. .. 29 .. D+29.5 DirMCBull3x MIDU 20.71 –.77 –48 60 ..o

.. .. 7 .. D–51.1 DirLatBull LBJ 13.67 –.43 +151 31 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. E 30.8 DirREBear DRV 20.25 +.27 –35 30 ..o

.. .. 73 .. A–105 DirREBull DRN 73.57 –.98 +16 167 ..o

.. .. 24 .. D–99.0 DirxSCBull TNA 63.99 –2.13 +21 6.0m ..o

49 65 33 A D–34.9 DiscoveryC DISCK 25.38 –.73 +50 2.6m 14o

68 69 48 B B–66.7 Discover 2.1 r DFS 53.88 –1.03 +31 4.1m 10o

51 65 31 A E 35.8 DiscoveryA DISCA 26.48 –.70 –9 2.9m 14o

13 38 3 D E 1.8 DiscvyLabs DSCO .22 +.01 –22 774 ..o58 78 32 B C– 80.8 DishNetwk DISH 58.14 –1.03 +20 1.4m 21o

25 44 16 B D–17.2 Diversi 2.9 DVCR 7.68 +.06 +81 9 19ê

.. .. 41 .. D–18.4 DivrsRea 11 DRA 15.24 –.03 +174 249 ..k15 2 16 D C 5.2 DivrsRestau SAUC 2.44 +.04 +28 33 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. B 15.8 Div&Inco 15 DNI 10.78 –.04 +12 66 ..k12 5 9 E E 11.5 DixieGroup DXYN 5.83 –.07 –89 11 ..ê

.. .. 43 .. D–11.0 DNPSlct 8.4 DNP 9.28 ... +22 451 ..k17 53 12 E D 0.6 DocSecurty DSS .18 –.01 –80 25 ..ê

42 31 44 B B+ 44.5 DolbyLab 1.4 DLB 34.09 +.08 +39 455 15o

72 86 58 B B 81.4 DollarG 1.2 r DG 71.54 –.29 –32 3.1m 18o

64 35 79 B C+ 84.2 DollarTree DLTR 76.58 –2.29 –22 2.6m 30o

5 10 9 E D+20.3 Dominion 7.4 DDC 8.07 –.13 –43 325 ..o22 24 25 B D 44.3 Dominin 3.0 DM 26.92 –.56 +58 254 22o

71 75 53 B B–80.9 Dominio 3.8 D 67.54 –.03 +21 2.8m 18o

1 22 1 C E 7.2 DmRsBW 97 DOM .40 ... –18 56 1o

66 90 75 .. C– 119 Dominos 1.1 r DPZ 109.4 +.15 +38 857 34o

28 32 39 D D+48.3 Domtar 4.3 r UFS 37.07 –1.15 +18 575 10o

32 40 26 C C 39.5 Donalds 2.4 r DCI 28.00 +.07 +84 1.3m 18o

67 76 44 D C+ 16.5 DonglA 4.0 DGICA 13.49 –.15 –24 10 16ê

3 13 5 B E 26.8 Dorches 8.2 DMLP 9.34 –.35 +231 206 15o

61 78 43 A B–17.6 DorianLPG LPG 11.47 –.42 –33 193 8ê

67 81 47 A D 53.8 Dorman DORM 46.67 –.36 –23 206 17o

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87 91 77 C B–32.3 Douglas 2.9 DEI 30.30 –.29 –7 839 84o

40 45 37 C C+ 78.2 Dover 2.8 r DOV 59.46 –1.99 +25 2.1m 14o

48 75 50 E D–1.2 DoverDG DDE .96 ... +76 30 48ê

37 32 43 E B–2.9 DoverMot 2.4 DVD 2.12 –.08 +32 13 ..ê

69 83 83 C C– 57.1 DowChm 3.7 DOW 50.25 –.47 +6 13m 14o

98 98 88 A D+33.1 DRHorton 1.0 DHI.31.52 –.74 –46 2.8m 15o

96 80 94 A B+ 94.2 DrPepper 2.1 r DPS 93.03 –1.05 –1 1.3m 23o

50 77 23 A E 68.0 DrRedyL .7 RDY 44.24 –.93 +35 778 19o

12 42 2 D C– 1.2 Dragonwve DRWI .10 –.00 +118 1.7m ..k29 31 50 .. B–2.9 Drdgold 4.8 DRD 1.47 –.05 +2 63 18k

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.. .. 76 .. B+ 8.7 DryfStr 6.0 LEO 8.43 +.05 +42 158 ..k43 67 30 B C+ 81.8 DrilQuip r DRQ 58.02 –1.41 –13 378 11o

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2 43 1 E E 1.4 DryShip 99 DRYS .09 –.01 +82 4.7m ..o

56 50 56 D C– 12.2 DSPGroup r DSPG 9.72 –.20 –25 26 30ê

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61 51 50 C B+ 90.0 DukeEne 4.7 DUK 70.50 +.47 +23 4.1m 15o

66 32 82 C C+ 22.7 DukeRlty 3.4 DRE 21.12 +.02 –7 2.5m 44o

86 60 95 A .. 17.0 DuluthB DLTH 15.70 –.66 –33 253 20k

31 54 37 .. D+137 DunBrad 1.8 DNB 104.1 –1.80 +20 220 14o

66 84 40 A C– 56.8 Dunkin 2.5 DNKN 42.94 –.29 +33 1.9m 22o

85 60 81 B B 38.3 DupontF 5.9 DFT 32.02 –.24 –27 445 28o

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52 49 84 D B–2.9 Dynasil DYSL 1.74 –.01 +30 25 ..õ

62 39 93 E B–32.5 Dynavax DVAX 27.27 +.49 –4 490 ..o18 24 3 D E 34.7 Dynegy r DYN 10.25 –.04 +69 5.5m 99o

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55 96 11 A C+ 35.3 EQTGro 2.2 EQGP 18.26 –1.53 +81 320 38o

64 99 38 A D–92.4 EQTMids 4.0 EQM 68.26 –.56 –7 473 15o

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.. .. 67 .. C 53.3 EssVide .8 VBND 49.47 +.13 +360 71 ..k

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.. .. 62 .. D–12.0 EVTxDiv 9 ETY 11.13 –.14 +39 550 ..ê

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58 37 77 C D–8.5 E–House 8.0 EJ 6.23 +.03 –43 301 25o

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87 81 79 A D 46.5 EastWst 1.9 EWBC 42.29 –.53 +16 995 15o

98 78 88 A A–18.8 EastGov 5.0 DEA 17.54 –.31 +272 367 51ê

68 55 78 C A–20.7 Eastern 2.4 EML 18.24 +.79 –31 6 15ê

87 69 79 C E 7.2 EstrnVA 1.2 EVBS 6.78 –.03 –57 8 23ê

82 77 55 B B 67.4 Eastgro 4.3 EGP 55.98 –.65 –50 81 36ê

55 73 43 A D 83.9 Eastman 2.8 EMN 66.80 –1.72 –26 938 9o

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32 62 25 C D–73.8 EatonC 4.4 ETN 50.13 –1.86 +11 4.5m 11o

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.. .. 53 .. B 12.3 EVTxGBW 10 ETW 11.22 –.10 +51 547 ..k

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31 46 28 B D–44.2 EatonVa 3.3 r EV 31.89 –.09 +25 1.1m 13o

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75 44 87 D B–29.8 eBay EBAY 28.05 –.52 –44 7.3m 13o

98 87 96 A D+38.3 Ebix .9 r EBIX 33.26 +.91 –8 333 15o

21 47 14 E D 17.8 Echelon ELON 5.55 –.01 +46 20 ..ê

55 87 26 B D 34.4 EchoGlbLog ECHO 21.00 –.25 –57 166 21o

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89 82 74 C A–122 Ecolab 1.2 ECL 115.3 –2.59 –20 1.1m 26o

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7 2 10 D E 8.4 EcostimEnrg r ESES 2.79 +.23 +70 16 ..ê

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42 54 26 D C+ 107 Edgewell 2.6 r EPC 75.85 –2.12 –12 495 26o

56 47 61 C D–69.6 EdisonI 3.2 EIX 60.90 +.05 –40 1.4m 14o

77 43 91 C C+ 39.7 Education 3.9 EDR 37.62 –.13 –64 193 99o

86 70 99 C A–17.6 EduDevlp 2.7 EDUC 13.47 –.62 –3 46 34k

92 96 90 A C– 83.4 EdwrdlifeSc EW.80.99 –.58 –57 881 36o

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90 63 97 B B 12.3 EightbyEgt r EGHT 11.33 +.18 +5 706 66o

63 46 74 D C+ 42.2 ElPasoEle 3.1 EE 37.55 +.27 –16 174 17o

39 66 20 B C+ 29.2 ElPolloLoco LOCO 12.66 –.34 –26 614 18o

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92 73 94 B B–90.4 ElbitSys 1.7 ESLT 86.93 +1.12 +68 29 16ê

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50 34 21 A B–52.6 EnantPharm ENTA 31.18 –2.29 –51 194 7o

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7 9 12 .. D–39.0 Enbridg 11 EEQ 19.71 –.56 +56 416 ..o3 27 12 D E 41.4 EnbrEner 11 EEP 20.40 –.32 +44 1.7m 21o

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58 93 17 A E 44.7 EncoreCap r ECPG 29.50 –1.36 –28 239 6o

68 87 82 D C 48.5 EncorWi .2 WIRE 38.57 –1.23 –33 74 19o

8 15 18 E D 3.2 EndvSilv EXK 1.37 –.08 +27 723 ..o41 63 20 A E 96.6 EndoIntl r ENDP 61.38 –.65 –52 2.4m 13o

21 20 7 E E 19.7 Endochoice GI 8.51 –.10 –36 73 ..ê

13 9 16 E D–6.8 Endocyte ECYT 4.09 +.09 –13 207 ..o19 16 12 E B–18.1 Endologx ELGX 9.52 –.08 –53 606 ..o44 23 13 B B–23.5 EndurancIntl EIGI 11.20 –1.81 +180 2.0m 22o

81 68 75 C C 70.5 Enduran 2.2 ENH 63.26 –.31 –27 209 9o

5 15 15 D C– 6.6 EndurRy 16 NDRO 2.50 –.06 –3 117 6o

5 13 20 D D–77.1 Energen .2 EGN 44.67 –2.03 +45 1.3m 41o

35 21 43 C E 44.5 Energiz 2.9 r ENR 34.88 –.26 +4 655 30o

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6 17 3 C E 19.0 EnerNOCn ENOC 3.86 –.01 –25 416 ..o3 23 4 D E 13.2 Enerplus 8.5 ERF 3.05 –.15 –10 1.8m ..o

43 58 29 E C 18.7 Enersis 3.6 ENI 12.37 +.52 +137 2.1m 10o

49 65 48 C B–73.3 EnerSys 1.2 ENS 56.59 –.53 –18 246 13o

78 16 84 B A 39.2 Engility EGL 31.44 –.99 –27 97 14ê

7 5 17 C E 2.3 ENGlobal r ENG .95 –.03 +77 42 10ê

19 17 32 E B 39.3 ENISpa 5.2 E 29.62 –.65 0 283 41o

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27 45 20 B B 33.2 EnscoA 3.9 ESV 15.39 –.61 –2 5.8m 2o

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94 87 96 B B–30.7 Entrprise 1.1 r EFSC 28.65 +.06 –18 80 17ê

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99 93 96 A B NH 7EpamSyst EPAM 82.07 +.37 +12 474 31o

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71 89 74 C D+94.6 ExprsScrpt r ESRX 86.65 –.04 +12 4.6m 16o

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82 71 74 B C– 14.8 FNBCorp 3.6 FNB 13.46 ... +147 2.6m 15o

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99 96 95 A C+ 110 7Facebook FB.106.2 –.57 –15 22m 52o

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93 91 89 A C 97.6 FairIsa .1 FICO 92.90 +.05 –30 123 22o

57 11 94 D B+ 21.7 Fairchild r FCS 20.05 ... –50 1.7m 37o

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85 66 90 A B+ 33.5 FedAgri 2.0 AGM 32.34 +.23 –4 40 8o

86 62 84 A B–151 Federal 2.5 FRT 148.5 –.19 –17 302 62o

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26 16 18 E D 15.8 FidlNtlFnFnf FNFV 10.04 +.03 –4 388 29ê

66 78 39 B B–73.6 Fidelity 1.7 FIS 59.88 –2.15 –5 2.1m 18o

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67 57 74 B C– 21.9 FifthTh 2.6 r FITB 20.28 –.55 +22 10m 12o

65 78 46 A C+ 46.3 FinclEn .8 FNGN 34.20 –.01 –44 233 36o

88 69 90 B B–28.5 FnclInst 2.9 FISI 28.02 +.13 –11 34 14ê

35 38 37 C B–23.4 Finisar FNSR 14.68 –.09 –6 1.3m 14o

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94 80 83 A B 31.37FstIntr 2.7 FIBK 29.24 –.52 +25 163 14o

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.. .. 57 .. B 50.7 FTEngCn 1.2 FLM 44.42 +.20 –96 0.2 ..k

.. .. 75 .. B–12.4 FTWindE 2.9 FAN 11.29 –.07 –3 18 ..k

.. .. 57 .. C 40.6 FTGmAl 1.1 FGM 36.15 –.16 –91 2 ..k

.. .. 42 .. B–70.7 FTHlthCrn FXH 59.72 –.33 +2 318 ..o

.. .. 42 .. C+ 16.7 FirstTrHig 8.7 FSD 13.82 +.03 +51 264 ..ê

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.. .. 38 .. C 48.3 FTHkAl 3.1 FHK 33.08 –.30 –84 3 ..k

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.. .. 36 .. B 31.8 FTIndPr .8 FXR 25.74 –.60 +82 336 ..o

.. .. 60 .. C+ 23.1 FTIntDurP 9 FPF 21.35 +.16 +148 377 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. D 56.7 FTIPOX .6 FPX 50.78 –.74 –31 57 ..k

.. .. 66 .. C+ 32.7 FTChnd .6 FNI 28.20 –.29 –21 18 ..k

.. .. 76 .. B+ 31.7 FTIseCl .3 SKYY 30.17 –.35 +47 129 ..ò

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.. .. 66 .. B 54.4 FTJapnAl .9 FJP 47.90 –.03 –70 10 ..k

.. .. 36 .. E 19.8 FTLatAm 3.1 FLN 13.67 –.54 –90 0.2 ..k

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.. .. 69 .. C+ 50.5 FTLgCpGrw .6 FTC 48.41 –.62 –20 76 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. C– 45.6 FTLCpVa 2.0 FTA 38.35 –.67 +47 192 ..ê

.. .. 76 .. D+33.4 FTLong/Sh .3 FTLS 32.96 –.17 –7 31 ..ê

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.. .. 42 .. D–56.0 FTMCpCr 1.1 FNX 47.94 –.75 +17 77 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. B–31.7 FTMdCpG .4 FNY 28.89 –.33 –65 11 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. C– 32.6 FTMdCpVa 1.4 FNK 26.50 –.43 –17 14 ..ê

.. .. 66 .. A–27.7 FTMgCpA 1.5 FMK 26.55 –.34 –29 6 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D–21.6 FTMLPEn 12 FEI 11.68 +.02 +158 782 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. D–57.2 FrstTrMnMgFt FMF 49.13 +.39 +86 5 ..k

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.. .. 75 .. A–24.5 FTMStrDv 3.5 FDL 23.85 –.20 –7 133 ..k

.. .. 62 .. B–52.7 FTMulCp .5 FAD 49.84 –.51 –26 11 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. C 49.5 FTMulCp 1.6 FAB 40.60 –.65 –54 6 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. E 28.6 FTNAEnr 4.5 EMLP 19.57 –.29 +63 833 ..o

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.. .. 55 .. B–23.0 FTNasRi 1.9 RDVY 20.85 –.39 –7 19 ..k

.. .. 80 .. B–43.8 FTNqAba 1.4 QABA 39.49 –.49 –15 77 ..k

.. .. 54 .. E 43.0 FTNqCeS .9 FONE 36.31 +1.49 +100 2 ..k

.. .. 46 .. C– 19.9 FTNqClG .8 QCLN 15.90 –.12 +35 37 ..k

.. .. 57 .. C 38.0 FTNqClSm 1.1 GRID 32.56 +.43 –67 0.3 ..k

.. .. 57 .. C+ 42.4 FTNqGlb 1.6 CARZ 36.86 –.04 –91 0.8 ..k

.. .. 65 .. B–45.7 FTN100 .7 QQEW 43.44 –.67 +11 81 ..k

.. .. 66 .. C 44.6 FTN100E .3 QQXT 41.25 –.76 +58 49 ..k

.. .. 65 .. B 45.6 FTN100 1.4 QTEC 42.82 –.72 +2 36 ..k

.. .. 12 .. D–18.6 FTNwOpM 12 FPL 9.75 +.25 +186 554 99ê

.. .. 48 .. C– 132 FTNyArc .1 FBT 110.4 –1.43 –20 156 99ò

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.. .. 52 .. B+ 19.5 FTTrRba .4 AIRR 16.69 –.22 –59 5 ..k

.. .. 52 .. D 22.2 FTRbaQlt 2.6 QINC 20.05 –.09 +178 11 ..k

.. .. 73 .. C+ 24.5 FTREITn 2.6 FRI 22.11 –.08 –66 34 ..k

.. .. 44 .. C 51.9 FTSmCpC .8 FYX 44.38 –.43 –19 47 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. B–32.8 FTSmCpG .1 FYC 30.75 –.34 –73 9 ..ê

.. .. 34 .. C 34.9 FTSmCpV 1.0 FYT 27.01 –.30 –46 7 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. C 14.1 FirstTrS 4.5 FDD 12.19 –.12 –5 85 ..k

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.. .. 49 .. C– 52.0 FTTacticl 6.5 HYLS 46.66 –.77 +23 159 ..ê

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.. .. 47 .. B+ 45.8 FTUkAl 2.4 FKU 40.23 –.46 –85 4 ..k

.. .. 51 .. C 25.8 FTUtils 3.6 FXU 22.18 –.05 –64 65 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. B 24.7 FstTrVL 2.3 FVD 23.89 –.27 –9 180 ..k

.. .. 53 .. C 21.8 FstTrVL .3 FVL 19.85 –.23 –24 3 ..k

.. .. 57 .. D 28.6 FTVIFTN 2.8 TDIV 25.54 –.48 +19 80 ..k

.. .. 36 .. E 21.7 FTVIMlt 7.7 MDIV 17.77 –.22 +6 200 ..k

.. .. 71 .. .. 21.0 FtHeitmnGlb PRME 20.25 –.01 –59 0.9 99ê

.. .. 55 .. B 32.7 FTIntIp 1.4 FPXI 27.32 +.16 –57 15 ..k

.. .. 67 .. C– 51.3 FTTrstLo 3.0 LMBS 50.58 +.09 +126 5 ..k

.. .. 48 .. C– 14.0 FirstTrstS 7.3 FCT 12.29 +.04 +59 119 ..ê

.. .. 57 .. D–49.9 FTSnLnF 3.9 FTSL 47.05 –.02 –12 73 ..k

.. .. 78 .. .. 25.9 FtSsiStratCn FCVT 25.73 +.89 0 1 99ê

86 68 93 D B+ 10.5 FrstUntd FUNC 10.15 –.09 –47 5 18ê

37 56 13 D D–6.8 FstBancHld FBP 3.13 –.04 +43 1.1m 19o

64 59 45 D A–41.7 Firsten 4.6 FE 31.53 –.11 +21 5.1m 10o

.. .. 9 .. E 19.2 FirsthdTchVl SVVC 7.10 –.01 +23 33 ..ò

67 56 68 C D 21.5 Frstmer 3.6 FMER 18.94 –.15 +38 1.6m 13o

80 77 98 .. B–42.3 Firstser 1.0 FSV 41.29 –.80 +41 30 99ê

83 68 76 B C 34.4 FrstSrce 2.1 SRCE 30.95 –.22 +113 86 14ê

94 91 89 A B–97.8 Fiserv r FISV 92.91 –.73 +19 1.4m 24o

60 78 31 A B 51.9 FitbitA FIT 27.81 –1.66 +6 5.7m 29o

68 86 42 A C 43.8 FiveBelow FIVE 31.81 +.68 +152 3.0m 35o

19 17 12 C D–11.2 FiveOaks 13 OAKS 5.16 +.01 +56 152 ..o63 10 99 E B+ NH FivePrimTher FPRX 43.75 –.02 –20 566 ..o32 23 50 E B+ 5.1 FiveStar FVE 3.56 +.08 +184 591 ..o92 48 99 E A+NH Five9 FIVN 7.61 +.07 +17 359 ..o96 78 97 D B+ 25.1 FlagstarBanc FBC 24.00 –.12 –49 114 12o

.. .. 48 .. D–12.8 FlrtyPf 8.3 PFO 10.43 +.12 +11 25 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. E 24.1 Flaherty& 8.6 DFP 22.31 +.25 +4 46 ..ê

.. .. 46 .. D–15.8 Flaherty& 8.4 PFD 12.88 +.19 +44 36 ..ê

.. .. 75 .. D 21.0 Flah&Crm 8.0 FFC 20.28 +.47 +15 163 ..ê

.. .. 59 .. B–21.4 Flah&CrmT 8.4 FLC 19.33 +.37 +14 37 ..ê

47 78 14 D D–26.1 FlamelTech FLML 13.29 –.67 –63 95 27o

31 79 10 C E 44.3 Flanigan .8 BDL 17.70 –.79 +411 5 10k

88 97 47 A D+165 FleetcorTech FLT.142.8 –1.46 +18 728 23o

98 99 92 A D+62.97Fleetmatics FLTX 52.34 –.57 +1 504 34o

18 2 17 .. C– 24.8 FlexPharm FLKS 12.27 +.03 +191 205 ..ê

22 41 22 D D 2.9 FlexibleSol FSI .95 +.01 +174 72 13ê

30 7 31 .. B 30.4 FlexionThera FLXN 19.31 –1.44 +156 408 ..o

.. .. 67 .. E 24.7 Flx3yTgt .6 TDTT 24.21 +.02 +39 318 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. D–25.2 Flx5yTg .2 TDTF 24.33 +.07 –41 64 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. C– 52.0 FlexCrSc 2.2 SKOR 50.14 –.08 –84 0.6 ..k

.. .. 68 .. D–51.4 FxCrScor 5.0 LKOR 49.78 +.16 +358 6 99ê

.. .. 61 .. .. 25.3 FlxCurHdDm TLDH 24.47 –.10 –33 0.2 99ê

.. .. 67 .. B–29.1 FlxDcDr 2.4 MBSD 24.95 +.08 +1 9 ..k

.. .. 70 .. C+ 59.6 FlxGlbR 2.4 GQRE 56.64 –.55 –31 11 ..k

.. .. 26 .. D+32.8 FlxGlbU 3.7 GUNR 22.74 –.64 +166 1.4m ..ê

.. .. 38 .. C+ 27.0 FlxshrQlt 4.4 IQDF 21.48 –.32 +487 753 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. D–26.0 FlxQltyD 4.3 IQDE 21.11 –.19 +33 62 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. B–27.8 FlxIntlQlD 4.7 IQDY 22.46 –.09 +874 408 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. B+ 64.4 FxshrMo 3.2 TLTD 55.73 –.46 +6 42 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. C– 55.5 FxshrMo 2.4 TLTE 42.17 ... +54 74 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. C– 37.3 FSQualDv 2.7 QDEF 35.01 –.35 +218 40 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. E 37.5 FSQlDvD 2.9 QDYN 34.10 –.04 –93 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B+ 37.6 FSQualDi 2.8 QDF 35.16 –.46 +317 206 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. C– 76.0 FlexRdAc .6 RAVI 75.16 +.02 –43 3 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. C 47.4 FlexStxG 2.4 NFRA 40.95 –.46 +132 203 ..k

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.. .. 61 .. .. 25.2 FlxRlAstAllo ASET 24.35 –.11 –83 0.7 99ê

.. .. 82 .. C 27.6 FxUsQlLrgCp QLC 26.14 –.18 +71 7 99ê

94 85 97 B B 48.7 Flexste 1.6 FLXS 45.22 –.77 –4 46 15ê

49 56 56 C B–12.9 Flextronics r FLEX 11.02 –.02 +15 6.9m 10o

64 57 48 B B–34.5 FLIRSys 1.5 FLIR 28.45 –.79 –31 833 17o

12 21 15 C C 21.7 FlotekInd r FTK 11.05 –.41 –73 592 23o

72 82 69 B E 27.3 Flowers 2.6 FLO 22.19 –.05 –24 1.3m 22o

36 47 26 B C+ 64.4 Flowser 1.8 FLS 40.80 –1.06 –15 1.2m 12o

18 4 9 D B 46.4 Fluidigm FLDM 10.42 +.08 –59 242 ..o44 72 39 D C– 62.3 Fluor 1.8 FLR 46.12 –.99 +21 1.9m 10o

82 61 85 B C+ 23.1 Flushing 3.0 r FFIC 21.61 –.27 –42 44 14o

57 48 48 A C– 16.3 FlyLeas 7.6 r FLY 13.15 –.80 +122 833 6o

21 28 23 B C– 64.7 FMC 1.8 FMC 37.54 –1.14 –14 1.4m 14o

27 51 21 C C– 48.8 FMCTech FTI 29.04 –1.33 –3 2.7m 11o

36 30 45 E C 14.0 FoamixPhrm FOMX 8.29 ... –8 227 ..ê

24 35 14 B D–27.2 FogodeChao FOGO 15.15 +.05 –32 108 17ê

66 44 79 D C 102 Fomento 1.4 FMX 94.97 +.17 –3 385 27o

96 94 98 B B–18.5 Fonarrs FONR 17.74 –.20 –57 32 8ê

78 96 58 B B–77.3 FootLoc 1.6 r FL 64.01 –1.07 –39 1.7m 15o

1 2 2 E E 2.6 ForbesEnergy FES .23 –.01 +85 60 ..ê

57 78 45 C B–16.7 Ford 4.3 F 13.98 –.38 –1 26m 9o

4 34 2 B E 17.8 Foresgh 23 FELP 2.86 +.08 –35 166 8o

49 43 55 E D+25.9 ForestCity FCEA 21.39 –.38 +32 1.2m 99ê

51 43 55 D C– 25.8 ForestCtyB FCEB 21.62 –.37 –56 0.4 99ê

18 13 22 E C– 16.4 Forestar FOR 10.78 ... +57 429 ..o64 25 86 C B 10.3 Formfactor r FORM 8.71 ... –63 86 22o

60 41 65 D D–35.6 Formula 2.3 FORTY 26.45 +.85 –50 0.4 16ê

46 74 31 C B–40.5 Forrest 2.3 r FORR 29.55 –.17 –31 28 24o

50 71 27 A E 50.3 Fortinet FTNT 31.42 –.53 –25 1.9m 66o

21 4 27 .. C 5.4 FortressBio FBIO 2.47 –.01 –35 75 ..o25 13 20 B B–8.7 Fortress 6.3 FIG 5.08 –.09 –24 1.2m 15o

25 35 13 B E 19.2 FortresT 6.2 FTAI 9.72 +.26 +72 264 64o

9 6 18 D B–5.3 FortunaSilver FSM 2.28 –.10 +17 307 32o

99 95 91 B B–56.5 Fortune 1.2 FBHS.55.30 –.77 –6 1.2m 28o

12 32 16 D D+24.4 ForumEnrgy FET 12.34 –.73 –9 1.2m 12o

53 68 37 A C 57.7 FrwdAr 1.1 r FWRD 43.59 –.59 +12 221 21ê

67 78 98 E B 3.9 ForwardInd FORD 1.52 –.03 –79 35 ..ê

17 2 20 .. D 43.3 ForwardPhrm FWP 19.69 –.76 –61 17 ..ê

22 63 7 B D+112 Fossil FOSL 37.80 –.34 –36 1.3m 6o

24 5 19 D B 54.3 FoundatnMed FMI 19.86 +1.45 +81 527 ..o56 2 93 .. .. 22.4 4Corners FCPT 21.92 +.30 –60 675 99ê

97 98 94 C A 20.8 FoxChase 2.7 FXCB 20.45 +.01 +197 130 23ê

94 89 92 A A–19.67FoxFactory FOXF 18.28 –.27 –21 85 19o

87 59 93 A B+ 18.2 Francseca FRAN 16.51 –.17 –16 581 21o

32 21 54 C C+ 58.8 FrancoNe 1.9 FNV 44.93 –2.48 –19 820 72o

27 16 44 B B–21.5 Frank's 3.8 FI 15.77 –.47 +17 565 21o

48 47 39 C B–20.9 FranklinCovy FC 16.20 –.06 +27 53 24ò

35 45 32 C C 39.8 FrankEl 1.4 FELE 28.00 –.79 –32 197 19o

99 99 98 A A 33.37FranklinFinl FSB 31.83 –.49 +14 66 24ê

.. .. 44 .. D–12.4 FrankLtd 6.9 FTF 10.73 +.10 +56 98 ..k24 40 20 B D–57.6 FrankRes 2.0 BEN 35.45 –.71 +32 4.8m 10o

.. .. 67 .. B–99 FrnkShrtD 1.5 FTSD 98.21 +.07 –52 2 ..k46 61 36 D D 13.6 Frankln 7.5 FSP 10.09 –.04 +11 347 42ê

.. .. 32 .. D–7.3 Frankli 8.4 FT 5.60 ... +6 49 ..ê

65 66 61 E B+ 20.1 Freds 1.5 FRED 15.60 –.81 +27 255 99o

1 6 4 D E 24.0 Freeport 3.3 FCX 6.12 –.57 +47 53m 12o

2 58 1 E E 70.9 FreeSeas FREE .02 +.00 +72 16m ..k55 78 36 C B 32.1 Freight 1.8 RAIL 20.56 –.24 –48 121 11o

28 56 37 E E 14.8 FreqElec FEIM 9.85 –.24 –69 3 54ê

64 51 79 B C+ 45.9 FresenM .7 FMS 42.45 +.60 +84 271 24ê

75 75 84 D C+ 47.5 FreshDe 1.2 r FDP 40.12 –.64 –23 110 14o

44 58 22 B C+ 42.1 FreshMrkt TFM 23.76 –.58 –29 538 14o

28 56 9 .. E 25.9 Freshpet FRPT 8.12 –.05 –58 228 ..o26 43 35 E D+7.6 FriedmI .7 FRD 5.61 ... –2 5 99ê

29 14 29 C D–8.5 Frontie 8.8 FTR 4.79 +.05 0 14m 39o


















54 78 83 E B–5.1 Frontlne 6.8 FRO 2.93 –.10 +21 2.2m 9o

.. .. 74 .. B 14.8 FtDearb 4.5 FDI 14.35 –.02 –54 5 ..k73 68 68 C D+10.0 FrstCmn 3.1 FCF 9.08 –.12 +25 426 14o

68 48 77 C D–37.7 FrstFncl 2.8 THFF 34.89 –.16 –25 23 13ê

.. .. 12 .. D–20.3 FTCopp 2.1 CU 9.60 –.30 –42 7 ..ò

.. .. 9 .. E 11.2 FTPlat 4.3 PLTM 4.42 –.02 +257 90 ..ò

.. .. 6 .. E 12.4 FTRNG 4.8 FCG 4.20 –.09 –4 2.4m ..k

90 83 80 A C 27.6 FrstMer 1.7 FRME 25.72 –.32 –35 84 14ê

33 30 32 D D+46.0 FTIConsult r FCN 34.85 –.53 –45 176 21o

3 2 8 E E 11.9 FuelSys FSYS 4.15 –.02 –64 27 ..o

9 12 22 E D–3.9 FuelTech FTEK 1.94 ... –41 23 ..o2 15 5 E E 21.1 FuelClErgy FCEL 5.69 +.23 +167 655 ..o

39 58 17 A .. 5.3 FulingGlobl FORK 3.10 +.01 –83 14 5ê

17 23 19 B E 5.0 FullCircl 15 FULL 2.63 +.02 –26 47 4o

71 65 93 E B 1.8 FullHseR FLL 1.72 +.04 –83 5 ..ê

49 71 43 C D 46.0 FullerHB 1.4 FUL 36.12 –.63 –57 120 16ò

77 59 82 C B–14.6 FultonF 2.7 r FULT 13.26 –.17 +36 1.8m 15o

43 58 45 D B 9.3 Furmanite FRM 6.80 –.14 –72 52 18ê

51 15 96 D D+5.4 FusionTelcm FSNN 3.44 +.64 +732 1.1m ..ê

67 38 92 B B+ 16.1 Futuref 1.8 FF 13.68 –.19 –32 102 12o

— G —49 93 20 B D+73.9 GIIIApparel GIII 46.26 –1.31 –22 434 16o

49 76 15 A B 51.7 GNCHdgs 2.3 r GNC 30.75 –.34 –71 842 10o

38 45 33 C D 37.9 GPStrat r GPX 25.49 –.15 –49 37 21o

72 12 99 D A 2.4 GSESys GVP 2.37 +.01 +12 50 ..ê

67 76 65 B D–15.8 GSI GSIG 13.88 –.15 –61 19 15ê

31 45 26 E E 5.9 GSITech GSIT 3.88 ... +99 31 ..o37 5 76 D D–11.3 GSVCap 99 GSVC 9.34 –.36 –54 54 ..o46 49 33 D C– 26.6 GTTComms GTT 17.13 –.39 –24 177 ..o36 19 18 B D+10.5 GWGHldgs GWGH 6.00 +.34 –53 2 5ê

11 12 16 E E 133 GWPharma GWPH 68.69 –.93 –13 296 ..o42 52 27 E C 7.4 GWilliF WILC 4.41 +.07 –76 4 19ê

69 80 45 B C+ 74.1 G&KSvc 2.3 r GK 64.27 –.62 –18 79 19o

.. .. 28 .. E 6.7 Gabelli 10 GCV 4.65 –.01 +79 38 ..k

.. .. 42 .. D–22.0 GabDvIn 7.3 GDV 18.18 –.05 +31 216 ..k

.. .. 35 .. D–6.9 GabelliE 14 GAB 5.30 +.04 +148 865 ..k

.. .. 55 .. C– 11.0 GabGlbSmMd GGZ 10.05 –.13 –82 9 ..k

.. .. 42 .. E 19.8 GabGlUt 7.4 GLU 16.15 +.14 +21 13 ..k

.. .. 31 .. D+10.5 GabelliMul 14 GGT 7.50 –.02 –30 55 ..k

.. .. 41 .. D–7.5 GabUtil 10 GUT 5.87 +.06 –7 60 ..k

65 78 59 E C– 1.9 Gafisa 3.3 GFA 1.23 +.02 +82 369 9ê

50 53 41 D B–7.8 GaiamA GAIA 6.19 –.08 +257 85 ..o45 28 33 B D 10.4 GainCap 2.7 GCAP 7.43 +.08 +28 214 7o

43 2 78 E B 65.7 Galapagos GLPG 56.17 –2.73 +545 658 ..ê

13 5 11 .. D–4.5 GalectinTher GALT 1.73 –.10 +2 139 ..o

35 15 36 D C+ 2.4 GalenaBiophr GALE 1.48 –.04 –21 764 ..o65 90 41 A E 49.6 Gallaghr 3.6 AJG 41.26 –1.27 +139 2.5m 16o

44 20 76 .. D 13.5 GalmdPharm GLMD 8.45 ... –70 7 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. D 7.9 GamcoGl 18 GGN 4.60 –.11 +26 663 ..k30 41 26 B D–49.6 GAMCO .9 GBL 29.92 –1.25 –45 27 8ê

.. .. 22 .. B–8.9 GamNtRs 15 GNT 5.41 –.14 +18 133 ..k23 77 17 C E 47.8 Gamestop 5.0 GME 29.05 –1.51 –8 2.3m 7o

57 61 31 B D+38.3 Gmg/LesP 7.9 GLPI 27.59 +.59 +275 2.6m 22o

32 24 32 C C 13.4 GamPtrs GPIC 8.55 –.14 –81 0.6 12ê

65 40 94 C B–17.9 Gannett 3.8 r GCI 16.78 –.36 +40 1.3m 9o

26 50 15 B E 43.9 Gap 3.7 r GPS 25.20 –1.10 +13 6.5m 9o

26 29 27 B B–57.2 Garmin 5.7 r GRMN 35.52 –.92 –3 1.4m 13o

58 95 31 A D–15.5 Garrison 11 r GARS 12.29 –.30 +42 62 6o

84 73 79 A B+ 94.8 Gartner IT 90.49 –.36 +11 397 41o

23 24 20 E E 11.4 GasNat 7.5 EGAS 7.19 –.06 +55 27 13ê

18 52 5 B D–23.8 GasLog 7.5 GLOG 7.46 –2.18 –6 660 20o

19 31 12 B C 29.5 GasLog 14 GLOP 13.31 –1.59 +178 371 3ê

17 23 13 C B 3.8 GastarExplo GST 1.29 +.02 +121 1.5m ..o55 89 20 B E 63.4 GATX 3.8 GMT 40.40 –.81 +20 400 7o

23 7 26 B D–13.6 GazitGl 5.1 GZT 9.30 –.28 +152 6 33ê

.. .. 62 .. D–10.5 GDLFund 6.4 GDL 9.95 +.04 +44 48 ..k3 56 1 E E 12.8 GencoSh 3.4 GNK 1.18 –.13 –50 160 ..o

59 3 97 D B+ 13.9 Gencorn GENC 12.50 –.11 –49 8 ..ê

32 78 20 D E 14.8 Gener8Mari GNRT 9.61 ... –6 195 9o

37 61 22 B C– 50.8 Generac GNRC 29.14 –.82 –11 777 10o

.. .. 43 .. B+ 36.1 GenlAmI 1.1 GAM 31.28 –.22 –45 41 ..k36 61 28 D C+ 21.3 GenCable 5.5 BGC 13.11 –.16 +27 531 7o

75 48 94 D B 22.4 GenCmm GNCMA 19.25 +.05 +12 243 ..o79 79 61 B C– 153 GenDyna 2.0 r GD 138.2 –1.48 –17 1.2m 15o

72 51 93 C A–31.2 General 3.0 GE 30.55 –.43 –46 57m 17x

29 23 46 E B 10.2 GenFin GFN 4.90 ... –34 13 ..ê

71 78 58 C C 31.7 GenGrth 2.8 r GGP 26.83 –.19 –19 3.9m 17o

80 77 76 B C 59.9 GeneralM 3.1 GIS 57.23 –1.96 +157 7.5m 18o

7 19 8 .. E 1.0 GenMoly GMO .25 +.02 –30 69 ..ê

69 92 71 C B–39.0 GenMoto 4.2 r GM 34.11 –1.03 +14 14m 7o

1 10 2 .. E 5.2 GenSteeln GSI .90 ... –59 9 ..k42 72 30 C D–80.6 Genesco r GCO 55.87 –.76 –5 204 12o

32 60 13 A E 105 GeneseWym GWR 52.22 –.81 +32 988 13o

38 80 18 D D–50.0 Genesis 7.9 GEL 32.36 –.90 +41 759 8o

17 5 9 B D+9.3 GenesisHlth GEN 4.06 –.17 –26 121 ..ê

50 54 84 E C 11.0 GeneticTc GENE 2.78 +.25 –11 1.0m ..k69 59 95 E D+15.0 GenieEnr 2.3 GNE 10.22 +.29 +16 143 ..o30 10 17 D C+ 14.4 GenMark GNMK 7.97 –.12 –53 185 ..o26 26 16 .. B–16.2 GenoceaBio GNCA 6.76 +.33 –15 296 ..ê

52 2 82 E B+ 34.5 GenomicHlth GHDX 30.14 –.32 –11 202 ..o

91 87 87 A B+ 26.07Genpact r G 24.44 –.41 +74 1.2m 20o

40 62 37 E D 18.7 GenlEmplymt JOB 6.38 –.11 +132 31 31k

71 83 43 A D+18.8 Gentex 2.2 GNTX 15.75 –.18 –17 1.6m 15o

90 94 80 A B 58.0 Gentherm THRM 49.67 –.88 +24 333 18o

61 63 47 C C– 109 Genuine 2.9 GPC 85.87 –1.27 –32 540 18o

18 22 23 D E 4.7 GenVec GNVC 1.85 –.06 –39 46 ..ê

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94 71 89 A A 34.9 GermAm 2.0 GABC 33.18 –.33 –51 17 14ê

79 59 95 D C+ 5.3 Geron GERN 4.73 +.01 –10 2.4m 99o

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41 68 26 E E 5.0 Gigamedia GIGM 2.74 +.48 +17 21 2o

89 95 92 C C 34.87Gigamon GIMO 27.02 –.01 –33 249 39o

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85 97 48 A D+123 GileadS 1.7 r GILD.102.4 –.98 –20 7.6m 8o

81 79 58 A D+30.3 Glacier 2.9 GBCI 26.16 –.59 +144 897 17o

48 66 30 B D–9.3 GldstnC 11 GLAD 7.24 –.11 +3 172 8o

43 14 44 D C 18.8 Gladsto 10 GOOD 14.72 –.12 –1 139 64o

83 69 77 A B 8.3 GladstI 9 GAIN 7.59 –.02 +47 202 9o

49 38 31 C C+ 12.4 Gladsto 5.7 LAND 8.38 –.25 +20 41 99ê

38 34 45 D B+ 27.6 Glatfel 2.5 GLT 19.36 +.19 +105 322 15o

34 4 25 D C+ 33.9 Glaukos GKOS 24.82 +.04 –46 86 ..ê

38 31 45 B D+49.1 GlaxoSm 6.1 GSK 39.83 –.41 –9 3.4m 15o

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72 69 96 C B–24.1 GlobBrs& .7 BRSS 21.55 –.39 –46 104 9o

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92 88 96 A D–74.6 GlobalP .1 r GPN 64.18 –1.51 +113 4.2m 24ò

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15 26 16 E B–3.6 Globalstr GSAT 1.61 –.10 –6 1.9m 11o

95 54 99 A C 38.2 Globant GLOB 37.80 +1.78 +101 507 38o

7 21 10 C D–22.0 GlobSpec 3.2 GSM 10.01 +.26 +66 699 14o

71 68 88 .. B+ 11.0 Globeimune GBIM 4.18 –.07 –82 19 ..ê

54 15 99 E A 8.3 GlobalTech GAI 8.11 –.07 –88 0.7 ..ê

1 23 1 E E 2.7 GlobsMritm GLBS .17 –.04 +94 23 ..ê

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15 23 17 E D–1.2 Glowpoint GLOW .52 +.03 –69 8 ..ê

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39 28 29 D C– 9.2 Glycomimtcs GLYC 6.40 –.03 +96 20 ..ê

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9 38 3 B E 32.3 GolrLgP 26 GMLP 8.66 –3.65+999 6.2m 3o

16 28 23 E B+ 6.0 GoldFie .4 GFI 2.64 –.17 –28 4.3m 44o

17 24 17 C C 3.9 GoldRes 6.0 GORO 2.01 –.16 +77 549 13o

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12 16 15 C C– 25.0 Goldcorp 2.2 GG 10.95 –.92 +6 9.7m 99o

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42 51 50 C E 218 GoldmanS 1.4 GS 182.6 –3.60 –5 2.8m 10o

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59 51 63 B C– 18.2 GolubCap 7.6 GBDC 16.84 ... –31 107 14o

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2 38 1 E E 5.4 GoodrPet GDP .26 +.01 –24 810 ..o79 86 88 C C 35.3 Goodyear .9 GT 32.50 –.83 –31 2.1m 10o

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73 81 53 A B 82.1 Graco 1.9 r GGG 69.45 ... +34 425 20o

27 46 20 B E 29.2 Graham 2.0 r GHM 15.92 –.09 +3 40 11o

40 78 26 D D 723 GrahamB .9 r GHC 496.0 –4.55 +3 25 15ê

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84 92 51 A C+ 48.3 GrandCanyn LOPE 39.49 –.06 –28 210 14o

67 41 93 D A–43.5 Granite 1.2 GVA 42.76 –.57 +5 246 36o

54 88 42 C E 16.1 GraphPkg 1.6 r GPK 12.67 –.26 –20 2.2m 16o

42 39 30 E B 4.8 GravityCo GRVY 3.16 +.06 –22 1 ..ê

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68 78 39 .. C 15.0 GreatAj 7.7 AJX 12.39 –.11 –66 6 9ê

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86 70 93 B C– 52.9 GrtSthrn 1.8 GSBC 48.19 +.39 +4 37 14ê

91 88 95 B A–31.17GrtWtB 1.6 GWB 29.95 –.60 +32 687 14ê

71 58 65 C A–63.2 Greatbatch GB 55.74 –1.75 –5 195 22o

73 79 37 A D+15.8 GreenBancrp GNBC 10.68 –.09 +25 66 14ê

16 35 21 .. E 14.9 GreenBrick GRBK 7.49 –.12 –33 179 4o

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15 4 31 C C 34.1 GreenPl 2.3 GPRE 20.71 –.37 –13 662 15o

62 41 76 B B 16.3 GreenPl 11 GPP 14.51 –.11 –11 83 30ê

50 99 13 A D–66.5 Greenbri 2.6 r GBX 30.39 –.09 –14 569 4ò

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24 9 13 D E 33.9 Greenlight GLRE 18.66 –.10 +46 283 ..o31 58 24 D D 48.6 Greifin 5.5 GEF 30.78 –.06 +63 328 13x

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91 91 88 D B+ 19.2 Griffon 1.2 r GFF 17.29 –.35 –9 146 23o

75 84 63 A B–36.1 Grifols 1.7 GRFS 32.58 –.29 –19 487 16o

49 85 9 C D+8.4 GrouponA r GRPN 3.17 ... –51 4.8m 19o

54 95 35 C D–97.3 Grp1Auto 1.1 GPI 77.34 –1.85 –43 141 11o

46 25 54 B B+ 11.8 GrpFinS 3.0 BSMX 8.73 –.09 +1 1.2m 13x

39 52 34 C C– 40.1 GrupoTe .4 TV 27.97 –.23 –4 2.4m 22o

70 95 16 B D+48.0 GrubHub GRUB 23.07 –.53 –8 2.4m 41o

67 68 62 B C+ 45.6 GrupoAerCt OMAB 38.45 +.21 +55 57 26ê

99 93 96 A B+ 97.17GrupoAe 1.9 PAC 94.79 +2.44 –13 62 18o

69 62 69 B D 167 GrupoAer 2.2 ASR 144.0 –1.85 +17 69 25ê

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94 92 97 A B–29.3 GrupoFi .3 GGAL 26.02 +.93 +42 850 7o

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89 97 62 B C 17.9 Guaranty 2.5 GBNK 16.02 –.36 –6 29 16ê

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36 74 23 B E 75.4 HSN 2.8 r HSNI 50.50 –1.19 –30 215 15o

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58 95 25 C C– 40.5 HabitRest HABT 23.51 –.52 –19 235 90o

99 93 98 A B+ 20.0 Hackett .6 HCKT 16.84 –.29 –4 183 23o

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91 81 80 A B–12.5 HailiangEdu HLG 9.65 –.04 –45 2 10k

64 93 14 B C– 70.7 HainCelest HAIN 41.10 +.48 +17 2.2m 21o

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34 76 10 B D+12.9 Hallado 3.0 HNRG 5.30 –.06 –33 69 5o

20 23 30 C C 50.2 Hallibu 2.1 HAL 34.18 –1.68 +53 19m 14o

93 99 86 C D–13.3 Hallmark HALL 12.35 –.04 +29 50 10ê

58 31 79 D B–25.3 Halozyme HALO 16.16 –.28 –43 699 ..o55 67 35 C B–50.9 HalyardHealth HYH 33.44 +.59 –18 378 10o

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24 49 13 C D–48.9 HandyHarm HNH 20.62 –.03 –61 7 14ê

69 91 48 A C– 34.8 Hanesbr 1.4 HBI.29.35 –.15 –32 2.3m 18o

42 44 33 B B+ 26.8 Hanger HGR 17.53 +.37 +9 187 10ò

77 61 79 B C– 28.1 HanmiFn 1.8 HAFC 24.14 +.16 +22 284 17ê

74 60 70 A B–21.5 HannonA 6.6 HASI 18.15 –.07 –21 247 17o

88 95 84 C C 87.4 Hanover 2.3 THG 80.62 –1.00 –20 179 12ê

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41 67 21 A C– 66.9 HarleyDa 2.7 r HOG 45.42 –1.41 –4 3.6m 12o

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56 53 65 C C 51.0 Hartford 1.9 HIG 43.31 –1.27 +1 2.9m 11o

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96 95 98 B B 40.1 HawHldgs r HA 37.81 –.75 –44 757 15o

47 4 78 D A–28.2 HawaiTele HCOM 25.03 –.78 +22 34 80ê

41 53 50 C D–45.1 Hwkns 2.1 HWKN 37.65 –.39 –50 10 20ê

85 46 92 B B–17.6 HwthB 1.3 r HWBK 15.77 +.27 +60 5 9ê

23 46 28 C E 51.7 Haynes 2.5 HAYN 34.65 –.27 +1 59 13o

53 21 45 B B–49.6 HCP 6.1 HCP 37.24 +.09 +36 4.9m 71o

92 84 77 A A–65.4 HDFCBnk .6 HDB.59.61 +.05 –8 667 28o

85 97 56 A E 21.8 Headwaters HW.17.33 –.36 –48 339 15o

78 66 73 B B+ 9.4 HlthInsInvs r HIIQ 6.00 +.07 –9 30 20ê

75 71 82 C B–76.7 HealthNet HNT 65.75 +.32 –18 726 33ê

84 78 87 C B–31.2 Healthcre 4.3 HR 27.71 –.24 –39 480 56o

73 71 82 C D–38.5 HlthcrS 2.0 HCSG 35.51 –.46 –39 228 39ê

68 27 81 C B–30.3 HlthcTr 4.4 HTA 26.82 +.06 –14 591 78o

82 93 58 A D 35.8 Healthequty HQY 27.01 –.44 +13 362 93o

51 50 24 A D+48.4 HealthS 2.7 HLS 34.43 –.15 –43 431 17o

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21 41 21 C D–28.0 Heartln .5 r HTLD 17.42 –.16 +20 683 19o

85 86 69 B D–39.5 Hrtland 1.2 HTLF 33.30 –.19 –45 27 11ê

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8 7 4 .. E 10.9 HeatBiolgcs HTBX 2.06 +.02 +40 53 ..ê

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11 43 6 C C 22.6 HelixEnrgy HLX 4.77 –.40 –28 1.2m 14o

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67 40 73 C B–15.2 HmsphrMed HMTV 13.48 –.01 –52 20 43ê

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95 84 81 A C 27.37HritgeIns r HRTG 21.46 –.15 –52 130 7o

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66 78 47 A B 111 Hershey 2.6 r HSY 89.83 –1.59 –6 1.3m 22o

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81 74 47 A C+ 58.7 HillRom 1.3 HRC 48.72 –.43 +137 1.0m 18o

52 51 59 C C+ 35.0 Hillenb 2.8 HI 28.51 –.49 +15 288 13o

68 52 53 B D–24.7 Hilltop HTH 19.85 –.13 +72 534 8o

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11 58 14 E E 24.0 HoeghL 10 HMLP 13.11 –.43 +357 149 10o

60 76 56 A D 36.4 HollyEn 7.3 HEP 30.35 –1.07 +2 145 21o

64 91 68 E D–54.7 HollyFrn 3.1 r HFC 42.26 +.09 +16 2.8m 9o

70 69 81 B B+ 27.1 HollySys 1.8 HOLI 21.89 –.71 +61 429 12o

89 72 85 A B–43.0 Hologic HOLX 38.40 –.59 –23 1.9m 23o

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57 21 95 C B 34.8 Homeinns r HMIN 34.16 +.05 –37 98 32o

83 43 91 B C+ 24.4 Homestrt HMST 23.37 +.85 +94 226 10o

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48 45 71 D C– 36.4 HMCMtr 1.9 HMC 32.37 –.42 –15 368 12o

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47 65 41 B D 117 Hubbell 2.4 r HUBB 93.36 –1.41 +33 358 16ê

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76 80 62 A B–135 IHSIncA r IHS 116.6 –2.14 –8 201 19ò

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7 20 7 E A–2.9 IONGephy r IO .48 –.02 –77 333 ..o93 91 83 A B–102 7IPGPhoton IPGP 90.12 –.41 –41 252 20o

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8 9 13 E B 3.4 Iamgold IAG 1.34 –.10 +16 5.4m ..o19 61 13 E E 3.4 IaoKun 1.7 IKGH 1.17 –.04 +89 50 4ê

69 68 32 A D–71.2 Iberiab 2.5 IBKC 54.29 –1.51 +100 423 13o

20 29 19 E C– 1.3 Ibio IBIO .57 +.02 –33 127 ..ê

56 52 35 B C– 176 IBM 3.8 r IBM 136.8 –2.54 –18 4.0m 8o

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8 7 23 E E 101 IcahnE 9 IEP 63.80 –1.78 +63 139 ..o

46 71 19 B C+ 13.2 ICICIBa 2.0 IBN 7.44 ... +26 10m 10o

94 95 86 A B+ 84.1 Icon ICLR 75.41 –1.04 +55 783 20o

4 32 3 B E 37.3 Iconix ICON 6.59 +.29 –34 1.8m 4o

91 92 88 B B–124 ICUMedical ICUI 110.3 –.70 –43 84 30o

83 83 89 C D+70.5 IdaCorp 3.0 IDA 69.01 +.04 +3 308 17o

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8 9 17 E D–20.4 Ikonics IKNX 10.25 –.36 +63 3 99ê

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80 90 37 A B–242 Illumina r ILMN.181.3 –5.67 –42 1.3m 53o

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90 72 83 B B 53.3 Indpndn 2.2 INDB 47.84 +.07 +41 134 17o

30 28 41 D B–9.4 IndepnConDrill ICD 6.00 –.16 –64 17 ..ê

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79 69 91 C C+ 99 Ingredi 1.8 INGR 97.63 –.95 –7 342 16o

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84 92 92 B B–24.7 Insteel .6 IIIN 21.58 +.06 –18 75 19ò

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49 22 57 B C– 23.2 Inteliq 3.3 r IQNT 18.16 +.46 –34 200 15o

22 30 16 E A–3.5 Intellicheck IDN 1.03 +.01 +90 83 ..ê

51 3 96 E B–3.3 IntlgSys INS 3.20 +.25 –20 5 ..ê

30 35 28 .. B–3.9 Intelliphn IPCI 2.03 –.01 –22 49 ..o4 24 3 .. E 18.0 IntelsatGlbl I 3.79 ... –53 167 1o

38 47 33 D D–35.2 InterPa 2.1 IPAR 24.96 –.37 +4 74 24ê

86 74 94 B B–46.0 InterBr .9 IBKR 42.80 –.83 +23 629 69o

38 25 28 D B–50.4 InterIntel ININ 32.20 +.05 –9 107 99o

22 13 26 E C+ 314 InterceptPhrm ICPT 166.0 –8.30 +24 666 ..o

20 51 5 D D–4.7 InterCldSys ICLD 1.06 +.02 –25 260 ..o94 94 84 A B–266 7Intercont 1.2 ICE 248.4 +.65 +432 3.4m 21o

69 89 56 A B–44.7 Intercontl 2.0 IHG 38.14 –.83 –55 120 22k

53 47 41 A C– 60.7 InterDi 1.7 r IDCC 47.45 –1.02 –22 238 16o

66 90 32 C C 27.2 Interfa 1.1 TILE 18.58 –.67 –23 424 17o

55 49 92 .. C 38.0 Intergroup INTG 25.41 +.01 –64 0.4 14ê

62 15 88 E A–2.4 Intermoleculr IMI 2.17 +.06 –49 24 ..ê

17 7 17 E C 10.8 Internap INAP 6.41 –.02 0 257 ..o.. .. 36 .. B 19.8 IntlMlt–A 5.9 YDIV 15.85 –.24 +74 16 ..k

38 60 24 C C+ 57.9 IntlPap 4.7 IP 37.72 –.86 +4 3.4m 11o

68 39 99 .. B 12.3 IntrntGold IGLD 11.60 +.05 –91 0.9 21ê

67 41 79 E A–10.9 IntrntIntv IIJI 9.69 –.59 –80 0.9 31o

18 2 19 B C+ 61.2 InterOil IOC 32.06 –1.22 +74 532 ..o

86 92 86 B B 23.7 Interpu 2.1 r IPG 22.49 –.34 –24 2.7m 20o

25 7 25 .. C 32.9 IntersectEnt XENT 19.60 –.56 –44 245 ..ê

40 7 65 E B+ 4.1 Interse 30 INTX 2.64 –.01 +88 77 ..o55 19 72 C B+ 16.4 Intersil 3.7 ISIL 13.06 –.10 +2 801 19o

41 55 18 B D 27.5 IntervalLe 3.0 IILG 15.80 –.27 –13 364 11o

75 55 81 C B+ 33.2 Interxion INXN 29.75 –.12 –28 410 55o

32 11 39 C D+5.2 Intest r INTT 3.76 +.06 +388 49 14ê

24 25 29 D C+ 8.3 Intevac IVAC 4.88 ... –33 12 ..ê

99 88 96 A B 29.0 IntegDev IDTI 26.98 –.15 –13 2.7m 22o

71 48 75 B D 31.0 IntlBanc 2.2 IBOC 26.25 –.08 +53 266 12o

81 86 93 D C+ 37.7 IntlFcstone INTL 31.71 –1.43 +14 188 11o

37 33 32 B D–21.2 IntlGam 2.9 IGT 15.02 –.36 +249 2.0m 21o

2 12 2 E D 17.4 IntlShip 10 ISH 1.82 –.32 –28 71 ..ê

57 34 77 D B+ 38.3 IntlSpe .8 ISCA 34.04 –.75 –61 61 27o

9 16 11 .. D+0.6 IntTowergn THM .20 –.01 –83 15 ..o57 2 99 E B–60.8 Intra–Cellular ITCI 54.60 –1.47 –35 329 ..o

36 30 26 D D 12.8 IntralksHdgI IL 8.56 +.05 +237 579 99o

25 30 27 D D–12.8 IntrwstRsrt SNOW 8.21 –.20 +78 184 ..ê

2 9 3 E E 15.1 IntrepidPot IPI 2.88 –.12 –42 808 99o

40 44 21 D B–69.5 Intrexon .5 XON 31.82 –1.15 –40 1.2m ..o

32 27 37 C D+8.7 IntriCon IIN 6.54 +.01 +165 11 20ê

87 76 79 A D–109 Intuit 1.2 INTU 97.87 –1.18 –16 1.6m 34o

96 92 81 A B–564 IntSurg r ISRG 539.1 –6.06 –16 275 29o

85 50 97 A C 3.6 Inuvo INUV 2.83 +.02 –56 32 25ê

55 52 61 E C– 23.6 Invacare .3 IVC 17.85 –.16 –9 127 ..o71 98 27 A D–17.6 Invensense INVN 10.62 –.06 –17 1.3m 16o

18 59 3 D E 9.4 Invente 67 INVT 1.68 –.14 –43 194 ..ê

40 51 17 C C+ 13.1 Inventure SNAK 7.23 –.02 –57 97 45o

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.. .. 72 .. C– 13.7 InvCAVal 6.1 VCV 12.95 +.15 +64 146 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. C– 12.3 InvDynCr 8.6 VTA 10.45 +.07 +57 390 ..ê

.. .. 37 .. E 15.4 InvHiIn 9 VLT 12.60 +.03 +99 53 ..ê

43 66 29 B D–42.1 Invesco 3.5 IVZ 31.19 –.71 –13 3.1m 12o

39 31 36 A D–16.4 Invesco 12 IVR 13.00 +.18 –10 1.2m 7o

.. .. 74 .. B–13.4 InvMuOpp 6.8 VMO 12.88 +.08 +64 294 ..ê

.. .. 74 .. B 13.4 InvMuni 6.4 VKQ 12.66 +.04 +45 149 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. C– 14.0 InvPAVal 6.3 VPV 12.53 +.10 +18 68 ..ê

.. .. 74 .. C+ 13.2 Invsco 6.1 IQI 12.49 +.15 –11 96 ..ê

.. .. 39 .. B 5.2 InvSrInc 7.8 VVR 4.00 +.01 +81 1.1m ..ê

.. .. 78 .. A–14.6 InvTrInv 6.0 VTN 14.21 +.03 –1 48 ..ê

.. .. 71 .. C 14.0 InvTrInvG 6.6 VGM 13.20 +.11 +42 200 ..ê

.. .. 77 .. C 17.3 InvValMunI 5.3 IIM 15.86 +.10 +24 115 ..ê

97 92 87 B D+18.07Investar .2 r ISTR 17.26 –.38 –97 0.2 17ê

38 37 45 B C– 32.1 InvTech 1.7 ITG 16.96 –.29 –10 356 12o

90 70 81 B B–13.1 InvstrB 1.6 r ISBC 12.51 –.20 –5 2.4m 24o

52 29 61 D D+8.7 Investr 7.0 IRET 7.44 –.06 –12 483 49o

98 94 95 C A–NH InvstrT .7 r ITIC 88.92 +1.92 +86 5 13ê

10 3 11 .. C+ 22.4 Invitae NVTA 8.22 +.41 –22 109 ..ê

12 8 9 .. E 19.7 Invivo NVIV 7.62 +.47 +2 291 ..o.. .. 82 .. B+ 7.3 Invsco 5.4 OIA 7.21 +.08 +4 99 ..ê

21 3 14 D E 18.2 Invuity IVTY 9.71 +.33 +999 451 ..ê

31 16 38 E B 1.5 iPass IPAS 1.00 ... –62 41 ..ê

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.. .. 31 .. B 22.3 IPPurBtaCoff CAFE 13.13 +.08 –66 1 ..k

.. .. 25 .. B+ 32.6 IPPurBtaCpr CUPM 22.98 –.70 –75 0.1 ..k

.. .. 14 .. E 28.0 IPPurBtCdOil OLEM 14.82 –.11 –99 0.1 ..k

.. .. 30 .. E 54.6 IPPurBtLvstk LSTK 40.47 –.19 –94 0.1 ..k

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.. .. 44 .. D–33.0 IPS&PDnVxEt XVZ 26.17 +.37 –74 5 ..k

.. .. 11 .. E 30.8 iPathSP 9 IMLP 15.93 –.59 +65 212 ..k

.. .. 36 .. C+ 37.4 IpathSpVxStTr VXX 20.16 +.82 +31 82m ..ò

.. .. 63 .. B+ 24.2 IPthUsT10yB DTYS 20.21 –.47 +48 53 ..k

.. .. 70 .. D+36.7 IPUSTy2YrBr DTUS 32.88 +.57 –35 1 ..k

.. .. 63 .. A–38.5 IPUsTr5YrBr DFVS 31.75 –.19 +110 7 ..k

.. .. 70 .. A 64.5 IPUSTyFltt FLAT 60.00 +2.07 –96 0.1 ..k

.. .. 49 .. C 25.9 IPthUsTBear DLBS 20.59 –.63 +55 8 ..k

.. .. 63 .. E 39.0 IPUSTyStpr STPP 35.01 +.46 –50 0.6 ..k98 99 98 A D 33.37Iradimed IRMD 24.68 –1.17 +84 132 47ê

59 17 89 E B–11.3 Iridex IRIX 9.53 –.05 0 13 ..ê

52 56 46 C B+ 11.4 IridiumCm IRDM 7.82 –.11 –9 644 9o

67 45 89 C A–NH iRobot r IRBT 36.95 +.66 +238 1.0m 32o

28 32 27 B C– 41.5 IronMtn 7.1 IRM 27.16 –.34 –28 1.2m 23o

46 36 34 D B 17.1 IronwdPhr IRWD 11.34 +.14 +46 1.7m ..o.. .. 47 .. C– 49.9 IS0–5YrH 5.2 SHYG 44.34 –.23 –34 194 ..ê

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.. .. 66 .. D–100 IS0–5Tip .7 STIP 98.69 +.10 +32 42 ..ê

.. .. 66 .. B–105 IS1–3Cr 1.1 CSJ 104.6 –.06 –26 396 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. A–85.1 IS1–3Tr .5 SHY 84.41 ... –35 1.8m ..o

.. .. 66 .. C 157 IS10–20T 2.1 TLH 135.3 +.78 –53 20 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. C 138 IS20+Tr 2.6 TLT 122.6 +1.37 +18 9.1m ..o

.. .. 66 .. D+125 IS3–7Tr 1.4 IEI 122.9 +.17 –51 301 ..o

.. .. 65 .. B–110 IS7–10Tr 1.9 IEF 106.1 +.44 –42 1.2m ..o

.. .. 63 .. D 53.3 ISAAA/A 2.7 QLTA 50.73 +.13 +536 58 ..ê

.. .. 66 .. D–115 ISAgnc 1.3 AGZ 113.2 +.33 +999 1.2m ..ê

.. .. 57 .. C– 49.9 ISAggA 2.2 AOA 45.09 –.46 +106 238 ..ê

.. .. 46 .. B 55.1 ISAsia5 1.8 AIA 43.21 –.66 +11 32 ..k

.. .. 30 .. D–52.4 ISAsa/Pa 6.1 DVYA 37.70 +.00 –52 3 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. C 52.6 ISCMBS 2.4 CMBS 50.80 +.08 –73 13 ..ê

.. .. 73 .. C– 139 ISCaAmt 2.6 CMF 118.0 +.58 +343 76 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. C+ 52.9 ISChina 2.1 FXI 35.83 –.44 +36 30m ..o

.. .. 26 .. E 44.2 ISCmdOtimz CMDT 31.53 –.28 –98 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 75 .. B–107 IsCohenS 3.2 ICF 98.92 –.52 –67 120 ..o

.. .. 60 .. D–33.8 ISConsrA 2.0 AOK 31.72 –.11 +2 89 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. E 101 ISCor1– 1.6 ISTB 99.3 –.03 +126 84 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. C– 67.4 ISCor10Y 4.1 ILTB 59.43 +.46 –8 17 ..ê

.. .. 64 .. B 27.0 ISCorD 2.3 DGRO 25.69 –.39 +84 178 ..k

.. .. 66 .. B–78.5 ISCorH 3.8 HDV 74.11 –.99 –12 300 ..o

.. .. 54 .. C– 62.6 ISCrMsc 2.8 IEFA 54.45 –.66 +79 3.8m ..o

.. .. 38 .. B–53.2 IsCrMEm 2.7 IEMG 39.89 –.47 +57 7.4m ..o

.. .. 49 .. B 49.1 ISCorMs 2.8 IEUR 42.33 –.58 +230 527 ..k

.. .. 60 .. D–54.7 ISCorMsP 2.2 IPAC 47.76 –.40 +82 136 ..k

.. .. 65 .. D 215 ISCorS 2.1 IVV 206.1 –3.09 +51 6.6m ..ò

.. .. 50 .. E 155 ISCorS 1.5 IJH 139.6 –1.69 +7 954 ..ò

.. .. 56 .. C 122 ISCorS 1.4 IJR 110.8 –1.26 –18 789 ..ò

.. .. 65 .. D+97.9 ISCorS 1.9 ITOT 93.33 –1.46 +37 260 ..k

.. .. 64 .. B 104 ISCorTotU 2.0 IUSB 99.7 +.10 –64 4 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. D 112 ISCoreU 2.4 AGG 108.2 +.15 +83 5.4m ..ê

.. .. 59 .. C 114 ISCorUsC 3.2 CRED 107.3 +.43 –32 34 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. B 84.8 ISCorU 1.3 IUSG 81.41 –1.17 +44 424 ..k

.. .. 67 .. B–26.0 IsCorUs 1.2 GOVT 25.14 +.08 –47 207 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. D+139 ISCorUs 2.4 IUSV 127.7 –1.82 +49 172 ..k

.. .. 57 .. B–29.1 IsCurHd 2.5 HEFA 25.58 –.13 +91 3.2m ..ê

.. .. 37 .. C+ 26.4 IsCrHed 3.2 HEEM 20.28 –.24 –28 70 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. C– 31.2 IsCrHdM 3.8 HEWG 24.68 +.15 +76 1.8m ..o

.. .. 70 .. C 33.0 IsCrHdM 1.0 HEWJ 29.53 –.12 +365 2.5m ..o

.. .. 50 .. E 24.9 IsCrMsExUs HAWX 22.38 +.73 +767 3 99ê

.. .. 64 .. B–30.3 ISCurrH 2.4 HEZU 26.27 –.04 +295 7.2m ..o

.. .. 61 .. A–108 ISDjUsIn 1.9 IYY 102.3 –1.48 +999 1.1m ..ê

.. .. 49 .. B 47.1 ISEMkLo 1.1 LEMB 39.96 –.31 +8 103 ..ê

.. .. 24 .. C 46.7 ISEMkD 6.1 DVYE 30.08 –.42 +92 84 ..ê

.. .. 57 .. C– 49.9 ISEMkH 6.9 EMHY 45.29 +.17 –77 13 ..ê

.. .. 57 .. C– 114 ISEmMkU 4.9 EMB 106.2 +.09 –1 944 ..o

.. .. 60 .. B+ 25.8 ISEnhIntl 2.7 IEIL 22.92 –.34 +6 12 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. B–25.0 ISEnhIntl 2.8 IEIS 22.83 –.30 –55 1 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. B–33.4 ISEnhUs 1.9 IELG 31.63 –.15 –22 9 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. C 33.5 ISEnhUs 1.9 IESM 29.79 –.14 –54 1 ..ê

.. .. 46 .. C+ 47.6 ISEurop 2.9 IEV 40.27 –.58 +93 1.3m ..ò

.. .. 61 .. B+ 27.0 ISExpo 1.1 XT 24.81 –.28 +182 161 99ê

.. .. 55 .. C– 26.0 IsFcSl .9 ACWF 23.19 –.12 +24 6 99ê

.. .. 58 .. C 25.7 ISFcSl 1.4 INTF 23.69 –.30 –19 2 99ê

.. .. 70 .. B–26.2 ISFcSlc .9 ISCF 24.86 –.24 +292 5 99ê

.. .. 64 .. D+31.4 ISFcSl 1.1 SMLF 29.40 +.31 –42 1 99ê

.. .. 61 .. C 25.7 ISFcSl 1.2 LRGF 24.03 –.21 –75 15 99ê

.. .. 66 .. A 50.7 ISFltng .5 FLOT 50.43 +.02 –2 463 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. C 50.5 ISGlbInf .4 GTIP 46.24 +.17 +89 5 ..ê

.. .. 59 .. D–80.8 ISGlob10 2.7 IOO 73.68 –.93 –1 42 ..k

.. .. 69 .. C+ 94.7 ISGlobCns 1.4 RXI 90.03 –1.24 –6 82 ..k

.. .. 75 .. D 95.9 ISGlobCns 2.2 KXI 93.66 –1.33 –34 21 ..k

.. .. 30 .. C+ 39.4 ISGlob 3.7 IXC 28.16 –.78 –7 324 ..ò

.. .. 53 .. C+ 60.3 ISGlobF 2.5 IXG 53.33 –.78 +10 33 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B 113 ISGlobH 1.2 IXJ 104.0 –1.05 +63 103 ..k

.. .. 56 .. D+74.8 ISGlobI 1.8 EXI 67.83 –.96 –16 22 ..k

.. .. 38 .. C 44.3 ISGlobIn 3.2 IGF 36.12 –.41 +196 537 ..ò

.. .. 30 .. C+ 61.1 ISGlobMat 3.4 MXI 44.76 –.97 +58 39 ..k

.. .. 64 .. D 28.1 ISGlobRei 3.7 REET 25.14 –.30 –23 8 ..ê

.. .. 77 .. B–102 ISGlobTec 1.1 IXN 98.71 –1.49 –54 22 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B–65.6 ISGlobTe 3.6 IXP 58.91 –.62 +13 26 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B–50.8 ISGlobUt 3.9 JXI 44.44 –.14 –54 14 ..k

.. .. 67 .. D–51.7 IshGnm 1.8 GNMA 50.15 +.32 +189 22 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. C+ 12.7 IsharesGoldTr IAU 10.15 –.22 +47 10m ..ò

.. .. 62 .. D–117 ISGov/Crd 2.0 GBF 112.0 +.21 +972 652 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. C 42.5 ISGrowA 2.1 AOR 38.99 –.27 +74 603 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. E 22.9 iShGSCom GSG 13.92 –.15 +36 411 ..ò

.. .. 67 .. B 26.9 ISiBndDec1 .7 IBDF 25.07 –.02 –18 15 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. D–25.7 IsIbndD 1.6 IBDH 25.02 +.04 +119 45 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. E 26.4 ISiBnd 2.3 IBDL 25.00 +.02 –44 17 ..k

.. .. 70 .. B+ 101 ISiBndMar .6 IBDA 101.0 +.19 –77 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. B+ 105 ISiBndM 1.6 IBDB 102.4 –.23 +195 6 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. D 101 ISiBndM 1.4 IBCC 98.36 –.01 +186 2 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. B–107 IsiBdMr2 2.3 IBDC 103.3 –.25 +16 2 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. E 101 ISiBndMar 2.2 IBCD 97.48 –.15 –69 0.8 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. D 100 ISiBndMar 2.9 IBCE 94.95 +.30 +5 2 ..ê

.. .. 74 .. D 25.6 IshBndsD 1.4 IBMJ 25.46 –.05 +155 21 99ê

.. .. 76 .. A 25.6 IshBndsD 1.7 IBMK 25.55 ... +88 9 99ê

.. .. 66 .. C– 27.5 ISiBnSep .7 IBME 26.47 –.00 +2 10 ..k

.. .. 66 .. C– 27.6 ISiBnSep 1.0 IBMF 27.35 +.00 +99 27 ..k

.. .. 67 .. C+ 26.3 ISiBnSep .9 IBMG 25.45 +.01 –14 11 ..k

.. .. 70 .. D–25.9 ISiBnSep 1.1 IBMH 25.44 –.02 +29 23 ..k

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.. .. 59 .. D–123 ISharesIb 3.5 LQD 114.5 +.13 –30 2.3m ..o

.. .. 44 .. B 33.5 ISIndi .5 INDY 26.79 +.01 –4 274 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B–40.2 ISIntDev 3.3 WPS 35.10 –.42 –43 7 ..k

.. .. 64 .. D+24.4 IshIntR 4.0 CLYH 23.84 –.11 –99 0.1 99ê

.. .. 60 .. B–97.8 ISIntRtH 3.0 LQDH 91.63 –.02 +21 4 99ê

.. .. 43 .. D 96.5 IsIntRt 5.6 HYGH 82.46 –.75 +916 81 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. D–111 ISIntrCr 2.5 CIU 107.4 +.08 –16 381 ..ê

.. .. 66 .. B–112 ISIntrGov 1.7 GVI 109.8 +.15 +314 750 ..ê

.. .. 49 .. D+44.9 ISIntInf– .8 ITIP 39.00 –.18 –94 5 ..ê

.. .. 26 .. B 23.3 ISIntlPf 5.1 IPFF 15.63 –.15 0 57 ..k

.. .. 36 .. D–36.0 ISIntlSel 4.9 IDV 28.29 –.41 +131 1.8m ..o

.. .. 75 .. B 59.0 IshJpNi 1.2 JPXN 53.36 –.33 +50 13 ..k

.. .. 27 .. C– 33.3 ISLatAm4 3.0 ILF 22.45 –.27 –15 408 ..ò

.. .. 62 .. C 110 ISMBS 2.2 MBB 108.2 +.28 +280 1.8m ..o

.. .. 46 .. E 84.3 ISMicroC 1.4 IWC 72.17 –.58 –38 32 ..ò

.. .. 60 .. E 36.9 ISModrtA 2.1 AOM 34.25 –.09 +113 440 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. D–12.5 ISMortg 15 REM 9.78 +.07 +11 895 ..o

.. .. 61 .. C– 102 ISMsAci 2.0 CRBN 93.17 –.23 –41 2 ..k

.. .. 67 .. B+ 74.4 ISMscAc 2.1 ACWV 69.68 –.78 +18 172 ..o

.. .. 61 .. A–18.1 ISMscAus 1.6 EWO 15.52 –.49 –21 71 ..ê

.. .. 79 .. B+ 18.5 ISMsciBel 1.6 EWK 17.95 –.11 +999 7.1m ..o

.. .. 21 .. B–38.2 ISMsciBr 4.6 EWZ 22.24 –.61 +9 21m ..o

.. .. 38 .. B 41.7 ISMscBri 3.2 BKF 29.85 –.38 +54 40 ..o

.. .. 19 .. D+14.7 iSHMsci 5.4 EWZS 7.17 –.13 –85 8 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B–44.8 ISMsciC 1.9 ECH 32.29 +.30 +76 490 ..o

.. .. 42 .. D+64.6 ISMscCh 2.3 MCHI 45.12 –.57 +50 1.2m ..o

.. .. 60 .. D 70.5 iSHMsci 2.8 ECNS 44.71 +.52 –96 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. D–18.9 ISMscCol 4.5 ICOL 9.93 +.17 –98 0.3 99ê

.. .. 50 .. C– 68.5 ISMscEaf 2.9 EFA 58.97 –.76 +93 40m ..o

.. .. 70 .. B–69.6 ISMscEa 2.7 EFAV 64.77 –.52 +73 1.2m ..o

.. .. 42 .. D+56.9 ISMscEafe 4.0 EFV 46.63 –.62 +241 1.2m ..o

.. .. 36 .. B 44.2 iShEMkt 2.5 EEM 32.76 –.43 +46 92m ..o

.. .. 38 .. B–63.7 ISMEVl 2.9 EEMV 48.76 –.47 +187 1.7m ..o

.. .. 42 .. C 67.2 ISMEMA 1.7 EEMA 50.87 –1.00 –30 43 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. D 37.6 ISMEMkL 3.2 EEML 25.47 –.89 –64 2 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. D 52.0 ISMsciE 3.2 EEMS 40.65 –.01 –73 21 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. B 40.7 ISMscEm 2.6 EZU 35.48 –.36 –11 6.3m ..o

.. .. 69 .. B–49.8 ISMsEur 2.3 IEUS 45.96 –.13 –29 5 ..ê

.. .. 64 .. E 25.7 IsEurMi 2.8 EUMV 23.69 –.25 –93 7 ..k

.. .. 53 .. D+27.9 ISMscFrn 2.7 EWQ 24.42 –.36 +49 1.1m ..o

.. .. 38 .. C 31.8 ISMsciFrn 3.0 FM 25.03 +.06 +94 495 ..o

.. .. 50 .. C+ 30.8 ISMscGer 1.9 EWG 26.40 –.08 +35 6.2m ..o

.. .. 38 .. D+28.5 ISMsciG 2.5 VEGI 22.34 –.45 –32 7 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. D 23.0 ISMsGlE 2.7 FILL 16.60 –.27 –89 5 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. C 9.5 ISMsGlb 1.1 RING 5.26 –.23 +187 252 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. C– 16.6 ISMsGb 17 PICK 8.12 –.12 –35 138 ..o

.. .. 21 .. E 10.3 ISMsGlbS 3.4 SLVP 5.61 –.15 +43 26 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. B–74.6 ISMscGr 2.0 EFG 67.13 –.80 +30 407 ..o

.. .. 44 .. B–33.6 ISMscIndi .9 INDA 27.26 +.04 +70 2.9m ..o

.. .. 64 .. B+ 38.0 ISMsInd .3 SMIN 32.92 +.34 –29 15 ..k

.. .. 55 .. C– 28.6 ISMIntlD 2.3 IMTM 25.42 +.59 –95 0.3 99ê

.. .. 47 .. C+ 59.3 ISMsciInt 2.9 IXUS 49.68 –.56 –36 149 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. B 16.2 ISMsciI 2.7 EWI 13.87 –.19 –6 2.1m ..o

.. .. 72 .. C 13.4 ISMscJap 1.1 EWJ 12.25 –.12 +21 43m ..o

.. .. 80 .. B–59.8 IsJpMin 1.2 JPMV 57.02 –.23 +22 19 ..k

.. .. 43 .. C– 61.6 ISMsciMe 1.8 EWW 52.12 –.02 +9 2.6m ..o

.. .. 73 .. B 41.7 IshrsMs 5.5 ENZL 36.45 –.58 –56 13 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. B 43.1 iSHMsPh 1.0 EPHE 33.59 –.43 +21 340 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. C 26.5 ISMsciPo 4.3 EPOL 17.94 –.08 –13 204 ..ê

.. .. 30 .. D 25.0 ISMscQ 4.7 QAT 18.27 –.15 –96 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 49 .. D–16.1 ISMscRus 5.5 ERUS 11.78 –.14 –37 286 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. B–63.1 ISMsciSK 1.3 EWY 50.89 –1.32 +60 4.7m ..o

.. .. 37 .. C 37.0 ISMsciS 5.4 EWP 29.71 –.32 +26 1.5m ..o

.. .. 28 .. B–84.5 ISMsciTha 3.4 THD 60.27 –1.01 –12 144 ..ê

.. .. 41 .. D–19.9 iShrsUK 4.2 EWU 16.26 –.22 +32 3.6m ..o

.. .. 54 .. C– 46.0 IsMsUsa 1.9 EUSA 42.05 –.31 –3 8 ..ê

.. .. 30 .. E 21.6 ISMscUA 6.4 UAE 15.36 +.21 –93 1 99ê

.. .. 76 .. B–76.3 ISMciUs 1.2 MTUM 73.45 –.85 +226 562 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B–68.1 ISMsciUs 1.9 SIZE 64.43 –.89 +42 4 ..ê

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62 65 15 B B+ 28.2 JumeiIntlA JMEI 9.21 +.01 –21 1.8m 38o

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42 3 95 C D 15.4 JuniperPhrm JNP 10.88 +.41 –29 32 ..o42 2 70 .. B 69.3 JunoTher JUNO 44.91 –1.64 –11 977 ..o

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80 33 91 C B 12.7 KearnyF .6 KRNY 12.40 –.16 –23 293 99o

78 50 84 B B 72.3 Kellogg 2.8 K 71.61 –.36 +21 2.4m 19o

68 81 71 E C 18.2 KellyA 1.3 KELYA 15.86 –.08 +13 108 15o

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66 78 41 B D–85.7 Kilroy 2.2 KRC 64.02 –.76 –29 590 27o

60 63 64 C A–17.0 KimballElec r KE 12.44 +.76 +782 481 13o

76 98 64 D C 13.0 KimbllB 2.1 KBAL 10.57 –.15 –40 52 18ê

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91 82 80 B C 28.5 KimcoRl 3.9 KIM 26.21 –.21 –5 3.0m 23o

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87 56 95 B B NH KingDigital KING 17.88 –.01 –33 2.9m 8o

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82 90 51 A C– 28.3 KenndyW 2.0 KW 24.07 –.17 –29 243 10o

60 91 27 A B–34.7 KnightT 1.0 KNX 24.51 –.56 +1 1.2m 16o

66 84 40 B D+26.1 Knoll 2.9 KNL 20.42 ... –3 245 14o

13 27 9 B E 26.5 KNOTOf 18 r KNOP 11.45 –1.32 +291 356 6o

5 11 16 D D–25.0 Knowles KN 13.08 –.82 +82 2.3m 29o

26 58 20 C C 79.6 Kohls 4.0 KSS 44.45 –1.52 0 4.1m 10o

21 13 15 C C 28.7 KonaGrill r KONA 14.15 +.36 +6 163 ..o79 49 93 C B+ 8.6 KongZhg KZ 7.50 +.03 +43 184 13o

60 88 55 E B–30.4 Koninkl 2.9 PHG 25.98 –.77 +4 1.1m 31o

32 31 27 D C 4.5 Kopin KOPN 2.75 ... +63 235 ..o45 61 30 B C 27.4 Koppers 5.4 KOP 18.41 –.92 –21 156 16o

82 78 81 D B–23.4 KoreaEle 1.0 KEP 21.01 –.25 +2 245 6ò

.. .. 43 .. B–8.6 KoreaEqtyFd KEF 6.87 –.46 –20 5 ..x

.. .. 45 .. D+43.6 Korea Fund KF 35.47 –.51 –13 10 ..k81 70 77 B C 38.9 KornFer 1.2 KFY 34.02 –.58 –19 224 17x

54 82 31 B D 17.5 KornitDigital KRNT 11.42 +.04 +33 58 47ê

23 49 14 C C– 10.0 Kosmos KOS 5.13 –.27 +173 4.4m 46o

23 48 28 D D–3.5 Koss 12 KOSS 1.94 ... –73 3 27ê

.. .. 52 .. D+72.1 KraneBos .1 KBA 45.50 +.25 –60 1 ..k

.. .. 91 .. A–44.7 KraneCs .8 KWEB 38.93 –.11 –62 75 ..ò

.. .. 61 .. C 35.8 KSEfdC 2.1 KCNY 33.82 –.17 –9 13 ..k38 45 42 D C+ 25.2 KratonPerf KRA 18.61 –.31 –39 174 14ê

29 23 26 E C– 7.1 KratosDef KTOS 4.11 –.01 –32 481 ..o63 88 28 A B 22.3 KrispyKrm KKD 14.86 –.23 –20 422 19o

90 95 91 C B 42.6 Kroger 1.0 KR 41.94 –.49 –37 5.6m 20o

15 23 8 D C 13.9 KronosW 11 KRO 5.14 –.44 +28 473 64o

54 59 22 D B 1.6 Ku6Media KUTV .70 –.03 –48 23 ..ê

33 17 53 C D–16.5 KulickeSof KLIC 11.10 +.26 +112 1.3m 16o

46 2 78 .. .. 9.1 KuraOncolgy KURA 8.01 –.12 –25 42 ..ê

33 40 43 D B–59.7 Kyocera 1.7 KYO 46.00 –.98 –33 12 16ê

— L —19 33 8 C B 52.0 LBFost 1.2 r FSTR 13.02 +.02 –36 102 5o

66 87 83 .. D 101 LBrands 2.1 r LB 96.58 –1.77 –29 1.2m 25o

82 62 78 A C 17.9 LCNB 4.0 LCNB 15.84 –.14 +251 29 12ê

23 17 10 D D 47.1 LDRHldg LDRH 23.06 +.14 –2 491 ..o41 70 28 C B 18.4 LGDispl 1.5 LPL 10.31 –.20 –34 368 6o

99 99 95 A D 36.17LGIHomes LGIH.24.18 –1.61 +11 684 11o

41 56 58 E D 5.5 LGLGroup LGL 3.80 –.01 –70 0.6 ..ê

73 76 94 C D–51.8 LHCGroup LHCG 46.52 +.69 –1 135 25o

88 89 62 B B 32.3 LKQ LKQ 27.99 –.74 –20 1.1m 20o

43 11 74 .. .. 10.0 LMFA LMFA 9.06 –.64 +193 9 23k

18 7 26 E E 14.8 LMIAero LMIA 9.58 +.28 +25 27 ..o69 81 66 C C+ 48.2 LPLFncl 2.3 LPLA 42.98 –.96 –28 545 17o

32 27 41 E B+ 3.0 LRAD LRAD 1.86 +.06 –1 58 62o

1 2 1 E E 47.3 LSBIndust LXU 6.21 –.08 –5 730 99o

90 73 65 A B–48.9 LTCPpty 5.1 LTC 42.31 –.12 –21 141 20o

66 60 69 D C– 132 L3Comm 2.2 LLL 117.7 –3.12 –5 655 16o

40 4 88 .. E 45.0 LaJollaPhrm LJPC 27.76 +.19 –42 120 ..o45 16 71 E C+ 18.7 LouisPacific LPX 16.94 +.19 +24 2.5m ..o23 40 14 C C 24.9 LaQuinta r LQ 14.33 –.22 –22 1.6m 71o

80 79 74 A C– 131 LabCorpAmer LH.121.7 –.34 +2 1.1m 16o

74 23 88 C B 59.4 Laclede 3.4 LG 57.89 +.11 –42 162 18o

26 42 16 B C– 20.8 LadderC 18 LADR 12.26 –.10 –64 63 11o

46 12 50 B B 4.2 LadenbrgTh LTS 2.97 ... –54 92 ..ê

88 68 89 A C– 49.5 Lakeland 2.1 LKFN 47.18 –1.37 +48 94 17ê

72 61 65 C C 15.9 LakeSho 2.1 r LSBK 13.60 +.10 –29 2 23ê

20 14 31 D B–1.1 LakeShoreGd LSG .74 –.04 –12 232 37ê

51 39 45 C D+16.4 LakeSun 4.1 LSBG 13.75 +.05 –67 1 11ê

80 60 79 B C 12.5 Lakeland 2.8 LBAI 11.94 –.20 –45 36 14o

74 78 78 C B 15.8 LakeIand LAKE 11.36 –.54 +411 614 8ê

97 79 71 A A–84.5 LamRsr 1.5 LRCX 78.70 –1.55 –44 1.5m 13o

88 78 79 A A–61.7 LamrAdv 4.7 LAMR 58.70 –.80 +13 622 14x

96 82 94 A B+ 113 LancstrC 1.6 LANC 111.8 –.09 –20 102 28o

38 46 28 B C– 42.9 Landauer 3.7 LDR 29.55 –.81 +383 263 16ê

49 72 35 C D 15.2 Landec LNDC 12.11 –.32 +7 96 22ò

94 91 85 A D+27.3 Landmrk 3.0 LARK 25.52 –.45 –63 0.7 9ê

34 31 28 C D 19.0 LndmrkI 9 LMRK 13.30 –.10 +48 40 78ê

15 17 20 D B–56.3 LandsEnd LE 23.06 –.79 –18 212 13o

46 81 28 B D+74.9 Landstar .6 r LSTR 57.25 –.68 +35 531 17o

60 91 17 A D 72.4 Lannett LCI 40.74 –.72 –31 741 9o

36 78 8 .. C– 8.6 Lantheus LNTH 3.55 –.05 –28 55 14ê

17 13 23 E C 2.3 Lantronx LTRX 1.28 +.07 +27 11 ..ê

79 55 86 C C 15.3 Laporte 1.1 LPSB 14.93 –.07 –88 0.3 18ê

11 18 16 B D 16.2 LaredoPetrol LPI 7.88 –.46 +87 4.8m 26o

41 51 26 B C– 61.6 LasVegas 6.2 LVS 41.82 –1.58 –12 4.8m 14o

41 47 18 B E 43.6 LaSalle 6.9 LHO 26.20 +.02 +36 2.2m 23o

26 21 21 E B 12.1 LatamAir LFL 5.42 +.18 +113 937 ..o.. .. 24 .. C+ 11.6 LatinAm 2.6 LDF 7.60 –.12 +61 12 ..k.. .. 55 .. C 27.4 LtDvMS 1.5 RODM 23.51 –.15 +62 23 99ê

.. .. 30 .. B 26.3 LatEMSt 1.1 ROAM 19.35 –.23 –40 19 99ê

.. .. 52 .. B–26.0 LattGlob .9 ROGS 23.04 +.06 +56 8 99ê

82 23 88 B A+7.7 LatticeSemi LSCC 5.96 –.02 –48 1.5m ..o.. .. 58 .. A–25.7 LatUsEq 2.1 ROUS 23.83 +.06 +28 16 99ê

72 78 83 E C 29.6 Lawson LAWS 25.29 –.73 –48 19 99ê

3 4 10 E E 10.5 LayneChrst LAYN 4.05 –.31 +39 203 ..o.. .. 32 .. C– 16.8 LazGlbTR 8.8 LGI 12.63 –.05 +64 43 ..k

74 93 42 A B 59.8 Lazard 3.0 LAZ 45.95 –1.46 +47 1.3m 11o

.. .. 23 .. D 13.5 LAzWldDv 10 LOR 8.90 –.08 +76 52 ..k54 95 39 C D–29.3 LaZBoy 1.6 LZB 24.25 –.24 –4 340 17o

24 10 23 E E 4.3 LeadgBgrs LBIX 2.91 +.06 –6 2 ..k3 2 5 E C 5.0 LeapFrog LF .68 –.04 +17 668 ..o

88 83 89 B B+ 126 LearCorp .8 r LEA 122.1 –3.12 –25 540 12o

14 52 10 .. E 3.8 LeeEntrp LEE 1.49 ... +12 168 3o

1 12 1 E E 15.6 LegacyR 99 LGCY 1.22 –.22 +104 1.0m ..o

77 95 42 A E 32.5 Legacyt 2.3 LTXB 24.37 –.70 +13 328 16o

.. .. 27 .. C+ 17.5 LMBGblI 13 BWG 11.44 +.03 –6 93 ..ê

41 71 23 C C– 59.2 LeggMas 2.0 LM 39.07 –1.19 –3 1.1m 9o

75 89 55 B D+51.3 LegetPl 3.0 LEG 43.28 –.74 0 836 20o

82 52 96 C A–59.5 LeidosH 2.2 LDOS 57.18 –.43 –43 237 20o

45 11 30 B B–13.3 LejuHoldings LEJU 5.75 –.07 –52 116 11o

94 94 98 C A–16.97LeMitr 1.0 LMAT 15.99 –.51 –23 111 39ê

58 78 17 B C+ 29.3 Lendingclub LC 12.16 –.25 +36 6.3m 99o

93 76 97 A B 139 Lendingtree TREE 95.17 –2.84 –28 332 37o

97 96 65 A A–46.6 LennarB .4 LENB 39.85 –1.44 –13 16 12k

92 96 64 A D–56.0 LennarA .3 LEN.48.68 –1.81 +111 4.9m 14ò

89 93 90 B C– 138 Lennox 1.1 LII 126.3 –4.09 +66 656 25o

9 22 19 E E 25.4 Leucadia 1.5 LUK 16.36 –.13 +105 5.0m 21o

86 62 81 B B 57.1 Level3Com LVLT 52.11 –.56 –16 1.8m 32o

71 38 97 D B–15.8 LexiPhrm LXRX 12.99 –.41 –65 325 ..o45 43 35 C D+11.8 Lexngton 8.3 LXP 8.18 –.06 –18 1.2m 26o

30 30 35 C C+ 47.7 LexmarkA 4.6 LXK 31.56 –.72 –52 363 9o

28 79 11 C E 42.0 Libbey 2.0 LBY 22.06 –.34 –39 72 10o

73 49 92 B B 3.9 Liberato 2.4 LBMH 3.34 +.01 –42 220 23ê

.. .. 47 .. A–6.1 LbtyAllSt 9 USA 5.26 –.05 +64 732 ..k

.. .. 53 .. B 5.4 LbtyAllS 9 ASG 4.86 –.01 +4 67 ..k39 38 58 E D 58.1 LibertyA LBRDA 51.46 –.06 +620 712 ..ê

37 35 58 E D–59.7 LibertyBrdC LBRDK 51.24 –.27 +67 322 ..ê

20 6 23 E D+58.7 LibrtyGbA LBTYA 40.05 –1.11 +1 2.5m ..o

20 6 24 E D+54.7 LibertyGblC LBTYK 38.56 –.91 –3 4.2m ..o37 53 33 E B 56.1 LibGlobLilA LILA 37.36 –.05 –4 122 99ê

38 53 43 E C 55.0 LibGlobLilC LILAK 39.00 –.05 +51 321 99o

82 75 85 E B 45.4 LibIntrVtA LVNTA 44.24 –.21 +1 551 7o

53 80 48 D B+ 31.6 LibertyIntA QVCA 26.40 –.63 –3 2.4m 19o

58 37 76 D B 42.2 LibertyA LMCA 38.58 –1.08 +105 1.9m 99o

52 37 73 D C 40.6 LibertyMedC LMCK 37.30 –1.00 +18 837 99ê

60 76 45 C D–41.4 Liberty 6.0 r LPT 31.73 –.17 +48 1.2m 19o

43 54 26 C C 37.7 LibertyT 3.0 TAX 21.48 –.70 +11 28 17ê

75 21 88 D B 35.1 LibrtyTripA LTRPA 30.88 –.79 –50 309 ..ê

98 99 91 A B+ 19.27Lifelock r LOCK 13.99 –.30 –1 1.6m 23o

52 82 41 C C– 88.2 Lifepoint LPNT 69.67 +.27 –53 230 17o

36 52 45 D C+ 17.6 LifetimeB 1.3 LCUT 13.46 +.13 –34 21 16ê

65 14 98 C B+ 9.7 Lifevantage LFVN 8.30 +.46 –19 62 28ê

12 13 15 D A–22.4 LifewayFd LWAY 11.26 –.13 –22 19 99ê

98 76 97 A B+ NH LigandPhar LGND 111.9 +.47 +25 405 33o

22 34 24 E C 2.9 Lightbridge LTBR .90 ... –41 47 ..o47 21 57 E B 6.7 LightInTheBx LITB 3.80 +.05 –68 27 ..ò

91 78 99 D A+2.6 LightP LPTH 2.29 ... +90 214 57ê

3 48 2 E E 3.2 LilisEnergy LLEX .20 +.01 –39 136 ..ê

54 41 72 D C+ 4.4 LimeEngyn LIME 2.90 +.02 –65 2 ..ê

10 10 8 E E 4.4 Limelight LLNW 1.61 –.04 –61 113 ..o30 61 25 C C– 25.8 Limonei 1.1 LMNR 15.77 +.16 –28 27 75ò

76 61 99 E A 3.2 LinclnE 3.9 LINC 2.05 +.01 –95 9 ..o36 68 25 C D–72.5 LinclnE 2.5 LECO 50.40 –1.44 +26 601 13o

65 57 45 B C– 62.1 Lincoln 2.0 r LNC 50.24 –1.70 –11 1.7m 8o

59 31 88 .. B 12.0 LindbladExp LIND 10.82 –.22 –49 44 27ê

27 35 37 D C– 91.9 Lindsay 1.6 r LNN 69.23 +.79 –23 87 23ò

49 33 61 B D–49.6 LinearT 2.8 LLTC 43.30 –.96 –12 2.4m 21ò

97 95 81 A B–276 7LinkedIn LNKD 231.2 –3.36 –38 1.1m 92o

6 12 1 .. E 14.5 LinnCo 99 LNCO .93 –.09 +55 2.6m ..o

3 18 1 B E 14.9 LinnEngy 94 LINE 1.32 –.05 +7 2.8m ..o26 2 33 .. B–15.0 LionBiotech LBIO 7.89 –.13 +158 893 ..o71 94 31 B E 6.5 Lionbridge r LIOX 4.65 –.12 –22 175 8o

47 60 41 C D 41.4 LionsGa 1.1 LGF 33.05 –1.26 –38 920 26o

62 46 97 .. D 19.2 Lipocine LPCN 12.52 –.16 –69 72 ..o60 34 98 E B–1.5 LiqTechIntl LIQT 1.32 +.03 +113 120 ..ê

20 14 21 E E 11.0 Liquidity LQDT 6.48 –.11 +27 379 8o

90 99 84 A C– 126 LithiaMo .7 LAD.111.3 –2.40 –37 207 16o

74 69 87 B C+ 114 Littelf 1.1 LFUS 106.2 –.85 –45 81 21o

48 57 35 B E 77.0 Livanova LIVN 55.85 +.66 –28 404 29ò

32 10 51 E C– 29.7 LiveNatn LYV 24.97 –.50 –34 656 ..o68 81 18 A E 21.3 LiveOak .3 LOB 14.01 –.04 –7 113 30ê

36 10 38 D C+ 4.3 LiveVentures LIVE 1.89 –.01 –71 177 ..ò

40 44 18 C D–14.5 Liveperson LPSN 7.32 ... +21 368 66o

25 28 37 E D 5.7 Lloyds 2.1 LYG 4.29 –.05 –27 3.0m 25o

.. .. 24 .. C– 17.4 LMPCap 10 SCD 11.73 +.01 +267 263 ..ê

.. .. 39 .. C 11.8 LMPCpLn 9 TLI 9.64 +.02 +73 60 ..k

.. .. 77 .. B–13.6 LMPREI 5.7 RIT 12.72 –.04 –6 34 ..k83 78 99 E A NH LoJack LOJN 5.30 +.07 +100 120 99o

80 70 83 B D–227 Lockheed 3.1 r LMT 215.2 –2.28 –8 1.3m 18o

49 53 52 D C 42.9 Loews .7 L 36.96 –.80 –33 1.1m 16o

43 14 84 D B 16.4 Logitech 4.7 LOGI 14.89 –.16 –31 242 99o

95 87 90 A C 75.47LogMeIn LOGM 68.08 +.55 –47 133 45o

12 38 3 D E 6.6 LombardMed EVAR 1.38 +.03 +214 79 ..ê

.. .. 93 .. .. 31.5 LoncarCancer CNCR 28.25 –.53 –20 29 99ê

15 28 11 .. D–80.8 LoralSpace LORL 38.76 +.29 –28 42 ..o94 93 82 B B–78.1 Lowes 1.5 r LOW 74.90 –1.23 –3 4.4m 23o

58 4 99 .. B 35.0 LoxoOncol LOXO 31.42 –.27 –27 133 ..ê

21 51 10 E B–3.8 LpathA LPTN .22 ... –65 170 ..o96 75 98 D A+NH LSIIndu 1.3 LYTS 12.04 +.04 +33 176 34ê

32 56 32 E D 5.9 Lubys LUB 4.30 ... –44 16 ..õ

7 44 9 E D–11.3 LucasEnn LEI 1.89 –.01 +10 17 ..ê

51 60 34 B B–70.0 Lululemon LULU 50.00 +.03 –17 3.1m 27o

31 23 18 C A 70.0 LumbrLiqdtr LL 16.72 –1.96 +105 4.2m ..o

79 89 89 D A–25.9 Lumentum LITE 21.82 +.26 +44 596 37o

92 79 94 B B 22.9 Luminex LMNX 21.96 –.85 +6 271 24o

17 15 27 B D–18.6 LumosNt 4.9 LMOS 11.51 +.26 –25 67 24ê

39 16 32 D B–1.9 LunaInno LUNA 1.00 ... –59 22 ..ê

37 56 20 C B–15.8 LuxferH 3.9 r LXFR 9.75 +.36 –40 28 8ê

99 98 98 A B+ 80.67LuxoftA LXFT.76.82 –.55 –58 101 28o

67 76 71 C C– 74.0 Luxotti 1.2 LUX 65.02 –1.18 –48 25 33o

81 92 87 B D 38.9 Lydall LDL 33.11 –.10 –32 53 16o

70 91 70 C C+ 107 Lyndelb 3.6 r LYB 87.69 –1.24 –33 2.5m 8o

— M —74 57 68 B C 134 M&TBank 2.2 MTB 124.7 –1.68 –20 1.1m 16o

30 34 38 .. B–9.2 MAGSlvgn MVG 6.46 –.04 –21 38 ..o23 27 13 D E 10.0 MBIA r MBI 5.41 –.19 +38 3.6m 9o

98 96 88 B B 6.9 MBTFncl MBTF 6.46 +.09 +57 17 14ê

44 57 55 .. B–16.5 MCBC MCFT 14.62 –.12 –43 62 24ê

39 23 72 .. D+28.7 MDCPrtn 3.9 MDCA 21.67 –.49 –53 225 ..o29 54 15 .. D+6.6 MEIPharma MEIP 1.65 +.03 –73 186 ..o

33 40 21 D D–4.1 MELASci MELA 1.14 +.01 –44 18 ..ê

33 64 10 D D+3.2 MERTle MTSL .87 ... –91 3 ..ê

7 45 4 D E 7.1 MFCIndu 15 MIL 1.57 –.06 +16 145 7o

63 49 89 E B–7.3 MFRI r MFRI 6.19 –.01 +190 36 ..ê

.. .. 84 .. B–12.1 MFSCaM 5.1 CCA 11.92 +.22 +78 13 ..ê

.. .. 45 .. C+ 9.2 MFSCh 8.9 MCR 7.75 +.04 +74 245 ..ê

.. .. 32 .. C 7.5 MFSSpV 12 MFV 5.17 +.04 +20 27 ..ê

63 35 77 D D–7.7 MGCDiagstc MGCD 6.61 –.01 –7 5 ..k58 50 76 E B–24.4 MGMResrts MGM 21.45 –.63 –46 3.3m 31o

88 62 98 B B+ NH MGPIngr .2 r MGPI 24.54 +1.13 +59 140 15o

68 95 37 C E 27.0 MIHomes MHO 21.27 –.52 –21 174 13o

83 71 69 B B 39.7 MKSInstr 1.9 MKSI 36.49 +.06 –32 202 15o

54 28 92 E B 13.8 MmaCapMg MMAC 13.30 –.23 –58 6 21ê

23 11 16 E A–3.2 MOLGlobal MOLG .93 +.05 –85 7 ..ê

26 58 9 A D 85.6 MPLX 6.0 MPLX 31.43 –.71 +35 2.3m 17o

34 34 57 D B 17.6 MRCGlobal r MRC 12.91 –.48 –15 1.6m 13o

58 78 82 E D–21.5 MRVComs MRVC 12.54 –.12 –38 12 ..ê

56 73 39 B B–54.5 MSASaf 3.0 MSA 42.72 –1.02 +33 180 16o

66 27 83 D B+ 13.7 MSBFncl MSBF 12.22 +.03 +91 13 99ê

91 75 95 A B–71.9 MSCI 1.2 MSCI 70.89 –.59 –19 731 32o

62 74 36 B B–26.4 MSGNtwrks MSGN 20.67 –.06 –8 956 8o

44 37 45 B C+ 77.4 MTSSys 2.0 MTSC 61.40 –.37 +35 107 20o

17 32 21 E D–10.5 MVCCap 7.4 MVC 7.34 –.02 –13 56 48ò

4 14 8 B D 18.0 MVOil 25 MVO 5.03 –.18 –29 23 2o

27 61 17 C E 32.2 MYRGrp r MYRG 20.07 +.06 –44 128 12o

96 89 88 A B+ 42.87MACOM MTSI 38.04 +1.07 –22 312 29o

89 54 90 B B 6.1 Macatwa 2.0 MCBC 5.96 +.03 –53 24 18o

71 56 58 B D+95.9 Macerich 3.4 r MAC 79.85 –.58 –7 967 8o

56 18 93 E D 24.3 MackCali 2.6 CLI 23.04 +.15 +2 1.1m ..o86 67 79 B C 12.8 Mackinc 3.5 r MFNC 11.31 –.12 –63 3 15ê

.. .. 22 .. E 17.5 MacQFst 12 MFD 11.31 –.12 +383 117 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. E 26.7 MacQGInf 8.2 MGU 18.03 –.17 +44 65 ..ê

28 9 28 B E 87.9 Macquar 6.9 MIC 65.84 –1.72 +64 1.0m ..o

11 23 2 .. E 16.1 Macrocure MCUR 1.27 +.02 –79 244 ..ê

36 3 55 D B–39.9 MacroGnics MGNX 31.27 –.09 –29 218 ..o14 59 8 C E 73.6 Macys 4.2 r M 34.50 –1.37 +53 13m 8o

17 2 23 C E 0.8 MadCatz MCZ .41 +.00 –45 157 10ê

.. .. 53 .. B 8.5 MadsnCov 9 MCN 7.49 –.04 +7 59 ..k79 61 78 D B+ 184 MadSqureGrd MSG 164.5 –1.06 –55 100 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. B 12.4 MadStSe 9 MSP 10.83 –.06 +29 33 ..k

.. .. 54 .. D+47.2 MadrnDm .3 FWDD 40.94 –.04 –22 2 ..k

.. .. 57 .. E 27.9 MadrnGl 3.0 FWDB 24.43 +.06 +319 11 ..k

.. .. 40 .. C 32.2 Madrona 2.0 FWDI 23.56 +.26 –89 0.8 ..k30 11 45 B D–6.2 MagalScrty MAGS 4.20 –.06 +21 45 12ê

53 43 53 C B+ 73.0 MagellnHlth MGLN 60.46 +2.57 +84 477 17ê

60 93 31 A C 86.7 Magella 5.0 MMP 61.02 –1.76 +40 1.6m 17o

1 6 1 E D–8.3 MagellnPtrl MPET .56 +.01 +76 56 ..ê

74 82 39 B C 7.1 MagicSo 3.5 MGIC 5.44 +.04 –63 26 10o

83 77 95 B B–12.5 Magicjack r CALL 10.30 +.05 –55 99 8o

39 64 22 C D 59.4 Magna 2.1 MGA 41.07 –1.35 +2 2.0m 9o

9 14 8 E D+15.7 Magnachip MX 4.37 –.04 –2 429 ..o63 31 99 D A–2.5 Magnegas MNGA 1.89 +.17 +87 2.6m ..ê

90 96 81 D B+ 11.2 MagyarBanc MGYR 9.82 –.80 –97 0.1 61ê

75 47 79 B D–17.0 Maiden 3.8 MHLD 14.89 –.23 –23 225 9o

65 70 62 A E 33.2 MainStC 7.4 MAIN 29.28 +.02 +32 386 13o

94 82 87 A D+24.1 Mainsrc 2.5 r MSFG 22.62 ... –29 29 13ê

77 25 89 D B 6.1 Majesco MJCO 5.55 –.08 –89 5 99ê

39 55 40 E D 2.4 Majesco COOL 1.05 –.03 +13 15 ..ê

45 9 60 E B 28.3 Makemytrip MMYT 18.43 –.12 –59 67 ..o59 37 76 C D 60.1 Makita MKTAY 56.02 –.23 –32 6 21ê

59 68 36 A B–24.1 MalibuBtsA MBUU 16.28 +.18 +19 137 13o

63 93 17 A D+134 Mallinckrodt r MNK 71.62 –2.83 –47 1.8m 9o

94 78 95 D B+ NH MalvernBanc MLVF 17.39 +.33 –66 2 29ê

89 85 92 B C+ 7.5 MAMSftwr MAMS 7.03 –.03 –94 0.6 29ê

.. .. 65 .. E 2.0 MngdHiP 7.3 HYF 1.77 ... –47 160 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. B+ 25.2 ManagSitRis RISE 24.19 –.08 –85 3 99ê

45 15 84 E E 19.7 Mnchstr 1.0 MANU 18.12 +.01 –47 27 99o

99 98 96 A C 77.8 ManhAsc MANH 71.72 –1.33 –23 399 50o

85 77 85 A C+ 4.8 MhBCap 7.3 r LOAN 4.37 +.08 +38 23 13ê

29 27 19 B B–13.1 Manitex MNTX 5.75 –.21 –59 21 19o

18 39 23 D D 23.2 Manitow .6 MTW 14.40 –.39 +83 5.4m 27o

43 24 48 C C– 29.9 Mannatech MTEX 19.40 +.16 –42 10 8ê

35 37 38 B C– 14.2 Manning 7.4 MN 8.63 +.13 –41 51 8o

16 44 3 .. E 7.9 MannKind MNKD 1.55 +.02 –27 5.2m ..o69 74 71 D C 96.9 Mnprgrp 1.9 r MAN 84.15 –2.52 –17 592 16o

74 45 81 E A 35.2 Mantech 2.7 MANT 31.00 –.36 –3 152 22o

53 86 32 C D–19.6 Manulife 3.5 MFC 14.65 –.62 +157 4.8m 9o

6 23 10 E D–31.5 Maratho 1.6 MRO 12.78 –1.00 +64 19m ..o

10 23 7 D C+ 9.7 MarathnPat MARA 1.65 +.19 –13 55 ..o75 89 85 D D+60.4 Maratho 2.5 MPC 51.32 +1.62 +36 6.7m 7o

26 23 44 E D 5.3 Marchx 2.0 MCHX 3.96 –.09 +45 98 30o

72 77 58 C A 22.2 Marcus 2.2 MCS 19.15 –.55 +149 117 20ê

63 91 23 A D 53.9 Marcs&Milli MMI 30.89 –.15 –58 86 19o

29 39 14 E D–8.8 MarinSoftwr MRIN 3.59 –.02 –8 71 ..ê

57 18 83 E B 14.3 MarineH 8.2 MHG 13.19 +.03 –24 52 65ê

7 17 11 B D–14.5 MarinP 5.5 MARPS 4.75 –.28 +148 7 5k

55 97 32 B D–9.0 MarineP 2.7 MPX 6.03 –.14 +22 11 18o

51 63 46 C B–28.7 MarineMax r HZO 17.87 –.43 +11 277 22o

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87 86 89 C B–937 Markl MKL 870.4 –17.06 +28 97 24o

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54 35 42 D C 35.6 Marketo MKTO 26.96 +.82 –16 341 ..o88 65 84 A B+ 30.9 Markit MRKT 29.48 +.27 +20 579 20o

84 71 81 B B+ 19.3 Marlin 3.3 MRLN 16.76 –.01 –67 8 11ê

41 94 34 .. D–85.0 Marriott 1.5 r MAR 66.03 –1.13 –17 2.4m 21o

39 61 20 C C 93.4 MarriottV 2.1 VAC 57.92 –1.85 –56 151 17x

7 40 7 .. E 5.0 MarroneBio MBII 1.23 +.11 +82 73 ..k74 83 61 B C 60.0 MarshM 2.2 r MMC 55.78 –1.55 +7 2.2m 18o

37 74 29 D C 24.9 MartenT .6 MRTN 17.49 –.11 +5 136 17ê

69 83 58 B D 178 MartnMa 1.1 MLM.142.7 –4.93 –38 596 33o

6 29 12 E E 38.6 MartMid 17 MMLP 18.83 –.32 +93 304 26o

22 9 17 C C+ 16.8 Marvell 2.8 MRVL 8.47 –.09 –20 5.3m 15o

96 95 90 B B 30.6 Masco 1.3 MAS 28.37 –1.06 –7 4.5m 24o

94 90 93 A C+ 46.07Masimo MASI 41.80 +.45 +21 365 25o

49 26 55 E C 73.3 MasonitIntl DOOR 62.66 –.76 +5 222 ..o27 29 28 .. E 0.6 MastThrptcs MSTX .39 –.01 –16 916 ..o27 21 41 D C 23.1 MasTec MTZ 17.41 –.35 –17 1.2m 20o

64 83 34 B C– 12.0 Mastech MHH 7.58 –.04 –12 2 10ê

93 83 85 A B–101 7Masterc .8 MA 99.3 –.71 +22 4.6m 29o

27 3 54 B D–29.9 Matador MTDR 20.66 –.34 +55 2.0m 28o

81 53 58 B .. 16.2 MatchGroup MTCH 14.28 –.40 –75 738 26o

38 12 55 D C+ 10.4 Materialise MTLS 7.93 ... –70 8 ..ê

19 38 25 D E 41.9 Matern 1.3 MTRN 27.47 –.12 +25 128 15o

62 91 71 D B 26.2 Matrix MTRX 20.65 –.55 –7 201 26o

80 89 90 B D–53.2 Matson 1.6 r MATX 43.73 –1.17 –2 297 15o

51 15 78 C A 31.3 Mattel 5.7 MAT 26.85 –.68 +1 6.2m 23o

74 36 82 E B+ 8.1 Mattersight MATR 6.89 –.01 –25 39 ..o77 66 82 A B–61.1 Mthws 1.1 r MATW 54.17 –1.12 +14 137 17ê

57 90 31 A E 70.4 MttrsFrm MFRM 45.48 –1.12 +79 670 20o

78 53 79 A B+ 5.1 Mattson MTSN 3.49 –.01 0 665 16o

63 49 88 .. B–7.6 MauiLandPin MLP 6.10 +.25 +142 14 4ê

77 60 88 B B 42.2 MaximI 3.2 MXIM 37.59 –.74 –22 2.6m 23o

78 87 39 A C+ 70.0 Maximus .3 r MMS 55.44 –.77 –12 478 23o

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98 99 98 A B–17.87MaxLine MXL 15.13 –.36 –22 815 20o

17 7 2 D D–11.2 Maxpoint MXPT 1.60 –.02 0 155 ..ê

36 16 58 E B 9.9 MaxwllTech MXWL 6.49 –.09 –44 127 ..o25 21 20 E D–15.0 MazorRbtcs MZOR 9.53 +.45 +49 77 ..ê

91 84 65 A C+ 36.2 MBFncl 2.1 r MBFI 32.56 –.43 +49 583 15o

19 35 31 E C– 3.5 McClatchy r MNI 1.21 –.05 –9 332 17o

78 62 84 B C+ 87.5 McCormi 2.0 MKC 84.79 –1.63 –2 607 24o

83 62 86 B B+ 87.0 MCormV 2.0 MKCV 85.31 –.39 –88 0.1 24ê

41 78 30 D D–6.0 McDermott MDR 3.29 –.22 –28 2.9m 14o

83 64 94 B B+ NH McDonal 3.0 MCD 117.5 –.34 –25 5.3m 24o

39 29 50 D B+ 1.4 McEwMg 1.1 r MUX .93 –.05 +15 903 ..o44 41 35 B C– 37.3 Mcgrath 3.8 MGRC 26.11 +.07 –8 94 15ê

76 86 58 A B–109 McgrwHi 1.4 MHFI 95.32 –1.20 +16 1.5m 21o

65 94 35 B D 243 McKesson .6 MCK.190.0 –.70 –52 938 15o

56 55 37 C D–31.2 MDCHlgs 4.0 MDC 24.88 –.81 +13 818 19o

47 91 30 D D–24.6 MDUResr 4.5 MDU 16.74 –.18 –14 1.2m 3o

47 48 40 B D 105 MeadJoh 2.1 MJN 77.59 –.89 –51 1.3m 21o

25 19 69 E B–1.9 Mechel MTL .89 –.01 –48 94 ..o93 77 83 B C+ 4.4 MecoxLane MCOX 3.58 –.08 –98 0.2 9ê

36 55 31 B E 11.1 Medalli 14 TAXI 6.80 –.09 –43 118 10o

90 64 98 A C 31.2 MedAssets r MDAS 30.80 –.10 –80 155 23o

21 4 29 .. D–10.3 Medgenics MDGN 6.19 +.20 +32 220 ..o68 13 83 B A–18.0 MediaGenral r MEG 15.26 –.11 –42 835 ..o71 75 42 B C 15.6 MedicalP 7.7 MPW 11.39 –.10 –34 1.5m 24o

21 24 10 D E 3.2 MedTransc r MTBC 1.23 ... +999 282 ..ê

60 23 91 E B 43.8 Medicines MDCO 38.52 –1.14 –7 1.1m ..o

59 34 73 E B+ 5.9 MediciNv MNOV 3.55 +.03 –16 30 ..ê

83 82 44 A C+ 61.3 Medidata MDSO 46.15 –.18 –38 268 51o

64 55 65 C C– 34.3 Medifast MED 30.32 +.42 –19 80 18o

19 4 13 E E 5.2 Medigus MDGS 3.03 –.08 +650 5 ..ê

67 78 22 A C+ 70.8 Medivation MDVN 43.66 –.33 +8 1.6m 25o

79 43 96 E A–10.5 Mediwound MDWD 9.25 +.11 –55 14 ..ê

36 40 31 B C+ 9.8 MedleyC 15 MCC 7.66 –.19 +37 483 6o

10 38 8 .. D 15.9 MedleyM 14 MDLY 5.43 +.03 –35 17 8ê

83 89 56 A C+ 86.1 Mednax MD.72.84 +.31 –6 981 18o

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92 43 99 D A+NH Meetme r MEET 3.17 –.02 +31 1.3m 99o

28 36 22 C B–28.2 MelcoCr .7 r MPEL 15.83 –.65 –35 2.4m 27o

80 88 48 A C 52.8 Mellanox MLNX.42.27 +.47 +199 1.4m 15o

2 27 1 C E 16.8 MmrlPr 65 r MEMP 1.82 –.14 +16 1.3m ..o

17 34 18 E B–21.6 MemorlRsDv r MRD 13.83 –.26 +41 2.1m ..o4 36 2 B E 66.2 MnsWea 5.0 MW 14.42 –.10 –30 1.8m 6o

44 80 17 B D–28.1 Mentr 1.2 MENT 17.93 +.02 +59 2.6m 8o

77 60 54 A C 153 Mercado .4 MELI 114.3 –2.34 +11 570 41o

95 86 95 A A–26.3 Merct 2.3 r MBWM 25.56 +.17 –19 28 15ê

17 26 19 D D–16.0 MercrInt 5.1 MERC 9.08 –.09 –35 89 10o

82 63 80 C B 34.0 MercMcs 3.6 MBVT 30.76 –1.04 –45 3 15ê

49 56 45 B C+ 63.6 Merck 3.5 r MRK 52.66 –1.36 +27 13m 14o

32 22 32 D E 60.3 Mercury 5.4 MCY 45.97 –.36 +98 312 27o

87 75 94 B B+ 20.0 Mercury MRCY 18.62 –.42 –28 109 25o

40 48 28 B D+57.2 Meredith 4.3 MDP 42.48 +.08 –28 137 13o

90 66 90 B B–14.9 Meridia .8 r EBSB 14.48 –.06 –41 111 32o

84 60 87 A B 20.6 Meridia 4.0 VIVO 19.99 –.23 +23 265 23o

51 59 37 C C– 26.4 MeritMed MMSI 18.57 –.18 –63 169 20o

61 64 32 B E 49.9 MeritgeHme MTH 34.52 –1.01 –48 229 11o

28 90 9 .. E 15.7 Meritor MTOR 7.67 –.03 +49 2.2m 4o

13 7 18 .. D–13.8 MerrmckPhr MACK 8.09 –.11 –51 689 ..o19 16 22 D D–2.9 MerusLabs MSLI 1.39 +.04 –83 5 99ê

75 65 86 B D–126 MesaLbs .6 MLAB 98.60 –1.90 –8 14 30ê

1 9 3 B E 27.7 MesaRyl 19 MTR 5.84 –.28 +31 10 4ê

1 10 2 B E 18.6 Mesabi 38 MSB 4.01 +.06 +16 116 4o

14 7 6 E .. 12.3 Mesoblast MESO 5.70 –.01 –32 121 ..k54 46 46 C D+58.2 MetLife 3.2 r MET 47.47 –1.23 +43 8.4m 9o

82 40 87 B B–53.5 MetaFncl 1.2 CASH 44.76 –.18 +11 41 15ê

23 56 17 E D–7.7 Metabolix MBLX 2.02 +.37 –27 48 ..ê

63 63 70 B D–24.6 Metaldy 1.9 MPG 18.85 –.50 –34 101 11ê

23 39 16 C D–61.4 Mthnx 3.4 r MEOH 32.02 –.93 –21 827 16o

10 53 15 E D 1.8 MethsEnrgs MEIL .38 +.05 –62 6 ..ê

51 70 32 B B–49.0 Methode 1.1 MEI 31.83 –.65 +15 343 12o

92 91 91 B C 34.4 MetrBnc .9 METR 31.61 –.14 –46 24 19ê

80 83 81 B D+350 MettlerToldo MTD 332.1 –8.64 –17 164 26o

13 23 24 E B 6.2 MexcoEn MXC 2.85 +.52 +627 8 ..ê

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.. .. 33 .. D 22.8 Mexico 7.7 MXF 17.42 +.12 +146 86 ..k45 52 39 B C 8.4 MFAFincl 11 MFA 6.86 +.13 +32 2.6m 9o

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.. .. 58 .. B–5.0 MFSIntr 9 MIN 4.55 +.02 +22 361 ..ê

.. .. 41 .. D 6.5 MFSMlti 8.9 MMT 5.52 +.04 +90 345 ..ê

.. .. 76 .. D–7.0 MFSMun 5.8 MFM 6.70 +.08 +8 89 ..ê

86 75 86 C B 48.0 MGEEner 2.6 MGEE 45.43 +.13 –2 65 20o

75 76 39 A E 11.7 MGIC MTG 8.96 –.02 –10 4.4m 9o

39 44 15 D B–1.0 MGTCap MGT .22 ... –82 17 ..ê

48 80 21 A C+ 77.8 MichaelKors KORS 39.43 –1.51 –10 3.3m 9o

56 95 29 .. A–30.0 MichaelsCos MIK 21.93 –.76 –47 504 13o

78 55 68 A B+ 52.4 Microch 3.1 MCHP 46.44 –.67 +21 2.4m 17o

18 8 13 B D–35.7 MicronTech MU 14.32 +.25 +31 29m 5ò

10 14 16 E C+ 3.9 MicrntEnrtc MICT 2.08 –.06 –89 0.5 ..ê

79 86 58 A C+ 39.6 Microsemi r MSCC.32.34 –.50 –31 660 11o

89 63 95 A B–NH Microso 2.6 MSFT 55.70 –.43 +11 41m 20o

53 78 48 E B 226 MicroStrat MSTR 173.5 –3.61 +50 201 22o

37 38 53 D C– 4.2 Microvision MVIS 2.66 ... –51 141 ..o96 97 91 C B NH MidAmAp 3.6 MAA 90.35 –1.00 +22 518 21o

8 23 2 B E 7.3 MidConE 43 MCEP 1.14 –.06 +83 487 ..o27 3 20 D .. 8.1 MTP MTP 5.45 –.53 –81 5 ..k

4 24 11 E E 16.0 MidcstEn 19 MEP 7.30 +.17 +54 181 6o

85 85 75 D B–18.9 Midlbrg 2.8 r MBRG 18.25 –.10 +351 32 15ê

82 88 71 A B–125 Middleby MIDD 110.2 –1.22 +4 462 28o

86 60 89 B C 26.7 Middlese 3.1 MSEX 25.78 +.16 –23 25 22ê

92 69 72 A B+ NH MidPenn 2.9 MPB 16.30 –.60 +72 3 10ê

51 70 13 C B 17.7 Midsouth 3.9 MSL 9.17 –.68 –4 40 8ê

7 30 2 D C 19.0 MidstatesPet MPO 2.22 –.05 –33 89 ..ê

97 89 73 A B 34.0 Midwest 2.0 MOFG 30.34 –.38 –68 4 11ê

34 89 12 C E 21.5 Milacron MCRN 12.74 –.28 +53 274 13o

19 2 35 E C– 4.0 MilestoneSci MLSS 2.21 –.23 +89 29 ..ê

93 87 80 A A+32.7 MillerH 1.9 MLHR 30.53 +.29 +14 480 15o

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48 56 61 C D 25.5 MillerI 3.1 MLR 20.90 +.46 –45 15 13ê

66 64 68 C .. 12.0 Mimecast MIME 10.00 –.02 –60 243 71ê

63 78 27 B D+13.2 MiMdxGrp r MDXG 8.92 +.82 +44 2.0m 49o

17 36 17 .. C– 0.3 MincoG MGH .15 –.01 +19 64 ..ê

65 62 35 B C+ 3.8 MdCTI 12 MNDO 2.48 –.08 +239 132 7ê

63 22 90 D D 18.4 MindbodyA MB 14.75 –.29 +50 214 ..o73 57 75 B C 33.8 Mindray 1.4 MR 26.65 +.01 +30 1.0m 14o

45 77 22 B D–74.9 MinrlsT .4 r MTX 47.53 –1.98 +13 236 10o

53 58 57 .. C 10.0 MinervaNeur NERV 5.38 +.17 +83 30 ..ê

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45 5 83 .. C+ 52.0 MiratiThera MRTX 32.51 –.29 –48 96 ..o60 3 97 .. B+ NH MirnaThera MIRN 9.43 +1.83 +248 63 ..ê

56 43 35 B D–14.5 Misonix MSON 9.79 +1.24 +102 32 17ê

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93 75 96 B B+ 5.4 MitekSys MITK 4.27 –.02 +10 686 16o

36 32 36 B C 10.9 MitelNet MITL 7.57 –.13 –59 166 9o

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31 36 14 D C– 8.1 MiXTlm 3.0 r MIXT 4.33 –.06 –8 24 17ê

59 40 84 B C 4.5 Mizuho 2.7 MFG 4.09 –.06 –77 193 9ê

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69 86 35 B C 44.5 MobileM 2.3 MINI 32.64 –.32 –23 176 25o

30 17 23 C B 11.9 MobilTe 10 MBT 6.38 –.22 +12 2.6m 8o

20 8 16 E D 10.2 Mobileiron MOBL 3.85 –.06 –38 197 ..o72 78 31 A C 64.5 Mobileye MBLY 40.16 +.32 +112 7.0m 99o

40 20 53 C C 18.0 MOCON 3.1 MOCO 14.39 +.07 +818 47 21ê

77 48 67 D B 12.7 ModelN MODN 10.94 –.11 –62 49 ..o34 43 30 E B 14.0 Modine r MOD 8.95 –.13 +29 234 19o

70 31 81 D B+ 3.5 ModsysIntl MDSY 2.07 +.06 +428 10 ..ê

29 29 20 E D–4.0 ModusLk MLNK 2.50 ... –21 97 ..o

76 77 63 B B+ 35.6 Moelis 4.1 MC 29.31 –.63 –22 75 17o

94 97 78 B B–212 MohawkInd MHK 193.3 –6.51 –5 685 20o

7 12 1 E E 7.0 MokoSocMd MOKO .74 +.06 +11 22 ..k

60 96 34 B D 82.4 MolinaHlth MOH.58.98 +.03 –38 641 15o

80 50 93 C B 95.7 MolsCoo 1.7 TAP 93.72 –.44 –61 1.0m 24o

58 49 53 D B 25.6 MomentaPh MNTA 16.00 –.57 –36 468 ..o81 29 95 C B+ 19.9 MomoA MOMO 15.32 –.35 –37 683 99o

91 96 93 C B 22.8 MonrchCs MCRI 22.29 +.09 –3 60 19o

94 75 98 A C– NH MnrchF 2.1 r MNRK 17.01 +4.85 +999 223 16ê

63 48 89 D B–48.6 Mondlz 1.5 MDLZ 44.36 –.49 –11 6.9m 25o

24 39 21 .. D 11.0 Moneygram MGI 6.94 –.89 +96 274 9o

85 54 80 B B 12.1 Monmout 6.0 MNR 10.61 –.02 +12 183 36o

90 78 82 C B 10.3 Monogm 3.0 MORE 10.02 ... +309 6.5m 23o

99 87 94 A A–69.37Monlit 1.3 MPWR 63.22 –.56 –51 138 34o

76 67 59 A B–34.4 Monotype 1.6 TYPE 24.44 –.42 –22 125 21o

87 78 82 B D 77.0 MonrMu .9 MNRO 67.72 –1.94 +18 232 33o

42 33 49 B E 15.7 Monroe 10 MRCC 13.47 –.37 +104 119 7ê

53 89 43 B D–126 Monsto 2.3 MON 95.74 –1.35 –14 3.2m 17ò

98 87 91 A C+ 160 MonstrBev r MNST 150.3 –3.02 –9 1.0m 50o

62 77 48 E C 8.2 Monster MWW 5.80 –.10 –38 889 16o

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52 52 47 C D 77.3 MoogA MOGA 62.92 –1.22 +41 175 17ê

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.. .. 85 .. C+ 31.2 MSChina 1.0 CAF 26.74 –.35 +37 288 ..ò

32 28 39 D C+ 41.0 MorgnSt 1.9 r MS 32.38 –1.23 +25 16m 24o

10 38 8 .. C– 8.0 MorgHtl MHGC 3.13 –.04 –68 40 ..o81 85 81 A B–86.97Mrgs 1.1 r MORN 79.61 –2.67 –14 90 27o

29 65 14 C C– 53.8 Mosaic 3.8 r MOS 28.84 –1.25 +2 4.9m 8o

26 31 22 E C 2.7 Mosys MOSY 1.30 +.04 +63 110 ..ê

95 92 89 A B 41.0 Motorcar MPAA 35.25 –1.58 –39 161 17o

82 89 82 B B–73.0 Motorola 2.4 MSI 68.56 –.96 –21 1.1m 21o

10 2 21 .. D+4.5 MtnProvDi MDM 2.58 –.02 –7 61 ..ê

65 82 68 C B 32.2 Movado 1.6 MOV 26.89 –.21 –4 187 13o

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.. .. 81 .. C+ 56.4 MSTech .9 MTK 54.28 –.89 –3 19 ..k

43 54 22 B D 83.0 MSCIndu 3.1 MSM 55.01 –1.49 +30 620 14ò

33 46 29 D C 37.2 Mueller 1.1 MLI 27.43 –1.00 +3 166 18o

86 96 62 C B–10.5 MullrWtr .9 r MWA 9.02 +.06 +37 1.1m 22o

73 78 96 D C+ 26.1 MultiFinelne MFLX 21.25 +.36 –19 108 10o

80 65 93 C .. NH MultiPckSol MPSX 18.04 +.06 –11 358 90ê

71 77 71 B B–80.2 MultiCo .3 LABL 65.09 –.64 –39 80 19o

5 23 10 E D–52.0 MrphOil 6.4 MUR 21.80 –.51 +66 5.9m ..o

62 43 78 D B+ 74.0 MrphyUSA MUSA 62.46 –.70 –7 223 13o

94 93 81 B B–25.9 MutualF 2.0 MFSF 24.00 –.20 –23 5 14ê

49 86 37 D D 20.1 MyersIn 3.9 MYE 13.97 –.25 –16 84 20o

84 96 45 A B+ 76.7 Mylan r MYL 52.97 –1.42 –30 6.2m 12o

61 14 96 E .. 14.4 Myokardia MYOK 12.61 +1.21 +24 172 ..ê

21 20 35 E D–8.5 MyosCorp MYOS 2.68 +.97 +999 1.5m ..ê

89 74 92 B B+ 46.2 MyriadGen r MYGN 43.76 –.08 –2 835 27o

— N —88 63 95 C B–17.2 NCIA NCIT 14.37 –.25 –27 31 17ê

52 75 35 C B–36.5 NCR NCR 25.60 –1.12 –4 2.8m 9o

3 17 3 E E 33.6 NGLEne 31 r NGL 8.11 –1.22 +62 1.4m ..o

95 85 87 A C– 20.9 NIC EGOV 20.03 –.33 –22 127 32o

9 56 3 E E 16.1 NIIHldg NIHD 4.94 –.14 +84 417 1ê

41 46 29 D D+9.6 NMIHdgsA NMIH 6.78 –.19 +39 388 ..o

37 61 14 B D–29.9 NNInc 1.8 NNBR 15.28 –.12 –46 187 11o

18 21 5 D C– 28.4 NRGEne 6.1 r NRG 9.52 –.12 –22 6.5m ..o92 96 91 A D–28.1 NVEE NVEE 21.23 –.79 +1 38 20ê

6 8 1 .. E 4.2 NXTId NXTD .24 +.02 +131 393 ..ê

9 22 16 E B–17.0 NaborsI 2.9 NBR 8.40 –.50 +9 8.1m 13o

18 36 13 .. E 17.5 NabrivaTher NBRV 8.66 –.17 +102 47 ..ê

19 30 21 D D+63.0 NACCO 2.5 NC 42.18 +.04 +149 39 10ê

51 43 71 D C– 6.6 NamTaiP 1.6 NTP 4.95 +.02 +4 63 ..o82 77 71 D B 18.7 Nanomtrcs NANO 15.68 –.01 –41 55 99o

15 44 1 E E 9.0 Nanosphn NSPH .49 –.05 +131 289 ..ê

49 22 60 E B–19.8 NanoStrgTec NSTG 14.62 –.05 –24 81 ..o19 34 12 .. E 3.2 Nanoviricids NNVC 1.07 +.02 +28 100 ..ê

14 2 11 E B+ 38.5 Nantkwest r NK 15.67 –2.02 +44 636 ..o

72 98 78 C E 7.6 NAPCOSec NSSC 5.57 ... –85 13 20ê

87 80 88 C C 60.1 Nasdaq 1.8 NDAQ 56.08 –.81 –23 861 17o

.. .. 36 .. D+35.0 Nashvill .7 NASH 26.91 –.10 +999 11 ..ê

57 87 27 B E 35.0 NatGrcsVit NGVC 20.46 –.27 –10 59 28o

19 12 9 D C+ 24.4 Natera NTRA 10.91 +.16 +4 160 ..o75 48 91 B A–59.8 NathnsFms NATH 50.00 +1.29 +11 21 25ê

76 70 80 D C– 23.6 NtlBHld 1.0 r NBHC 20.67 –.23 +97 413 29ê

97 80 99 A B+ 47.7 NatlBevrge FIZZ 43.66 –.40 –26 77 37o

85 52 91 B B 36.8 NatlBank 3.4 NKSH 35.55 –.67 –65 5 15ê

72 79 85 .. B 16.8 NatCinm 5.6 NCMI 15.63 –.12 –8 274 31o

97 99 85 A D 29.57NatlComrc NCOM 25.45 +1.34 –34 15 28ê

32 34 15 C D+72.2 NatlFue 3.9 NFG 40.15 +.20 +87 1.1m 13o

99 88 91 A B+ 23.9 Nationa .5 NGHC 22.03 +.32 –18 168 14o

86 79 75 B B+ 72.9 National 4.7 NGG 69.17 –.46 +11 546 14ò

88 82 53 A B 77.0 NatlHlt 5.6 NHI 60.87 –.44 +22 294 18o

15 3 16 C D 5.2 NatlHdgs NHLD 2.63 –.14 –58 10 2k

44 33 56 B D+33.2 NatInstr 2.6 NATI 29.50 –.13 –40 138 27o

62 57 59 D C 30.5 NatlInt 1.9 NATL 26.99 +.22 –49 10 21ê

92 82 86 B B–12.8 NatPen 3.6 r NPBC 12.25 –.11 +62 1.5m 15ê

87 81 90 C B 94.2 NatlPresto NPK 80.89 –1.84 –9 33 14ê

86 58 94 A B+ 17.0 NatlRes 1.4 NRCIA 16.70 –.20 –23 9 43ê

79 62 85 A C 37.5 NatlResr 3.9 NRCIB 36.75 +.41 +786 12 16ê

86 74 76 B B–44.4 NatlRetai 4.4 NNN 39.32 +.07 –5 1.1m 30o

82 53 95 .. B+ 17.0 NatlStr 4.6 NSA 16.67 ... +4 236 ..o70 45 78 D B–270 NatlWest .1 NWLI 252.4 –7.52 –74 2 10ê

21 40 10 B D–32.6 NatnstrMtg NSM 12.48 +.60 +115 2.4m 8o

18 18 19 D E 3.5 NtAUn 8.2 r NAUH 2.20 +.01 +641 171 16k

48 48 64 C C+ 69.4 NatlHlt 2.5 r NHC 63.96 –.65 0 21 20o

14 30 17 C C– 67.6 NatlOil 5.5 NOV 33.67 –.65 +4 5.3m 6o

97 65 98 C A NH NaturalAlter NAII 8.75 +.28 +27 32 14ê

38 30 50 C B+ 26.1 NatrlGasSvcs NGS 19.96 +.16 +18 57 23ê

99 99 99 A D 55.5 NatlHlt .4 NHTC 44.78 –1.88 –53 206 14o

5 17 2 B E 10.5 NtrlRsrc 16 NRP 1.07 –.05 –34 321 1o

27 14 30 D D–15.4 Natures 3.7 NATR 10.79 –.08 –22 15 22ê

97 91 95 B B+ 51.17NatusMed r BABY 50.48 +.31 –16 256 35o

36 54 45 E D–2.9 Natuzzi NTZ 1.60 +.03 0 14 ..ê

68 29 87 D C 11.2 Naugatuck NVSL 10.95 +.01 –34 5 28ê

84 98 81 A D 23.0 Nautilus NLS 17.24 –.26 –42 134 20o

24 32 16 .. D–2.5 NavideaBiph NAVB 1.34 –.01 –35 333 ..o29 11 22 B B–22.7 Navient 5.1 r NAVI 12.48 –.29 +34 5.7m 5o

84 73 86 C A–18.0 Navigant NCI 16.47 –.27 –33 183 15o

88 75 88 C B–89.1 NavigGrp NAVG 85.40 –.94 –24 29 15ê

39 92 17 A D–22.4 NavigtrHdgs NVGS 12.21 –.48 +99 376 7o

2 20 2 B E 13.6 NaviosM 29 NMM 2.89 –.02 –21 794 5o

41 78 29 B E 4.5 NaviosAc 6.7 NNA 2.99 –.12 +98 723 6ê

1 5 3 E E 4.7 Navios 20 NM 1.20 –.05 –59 459 ..o32 78 17 .. E 18.0 NaviosM 16 NAP 10.09 –.66 +356 287 9ê

1 19 3 .. E 34.3 Navistar NAV 7.98 –.14 +315 6.5m ..o

.. .. 47 .. C 16.7 BrkMtgO 10 BOI 14.42 +.12 +157 178 ..k79 55 85 C B–30.5 NBT 3.1 NBTB 28.17 –.40 +3 122 16o

59 73 32 D A 18.8 NCIBldg NCS 12.50 –.41 +10 329 29o

84 83 87 B B 69.6 NeenahP 1.8 NP 64.90 –.14 +105 163 18ê

49 46 52 B D+12.9 NeffCorpA NEFF 7.50 +.17 –19 46 4ê

53 14 93 .. B–NH NektrTh NKTR 15.91 –.22 –6 1.3m ..o27 54 22 B E 48.8 Nelnet 1.5 NNI 32.29 –.29 –9 117 5o

91 81 89 B B 62.7 Neogen NEOG 58.10 –.76 –4 151 63ó

65 27 98 D B 8.3 NeoGenomics NEO 8.07 –.01 –43 272 ..o33 54 35 D D 4.8 Neonode NEON 2.54 –.01 +8 170 ..o80 78 98 D B 11.2 Neophtncs NPTN 9.52 –.26 –48 277 16o

12 6 12 D E 29.0 NeosThera NEOS 13.07 +.28 +32 134 ..ê

8 2 1 .. E 15.1 Neothetics NEOT 1.26 –.11 +144 569 ..ê

11 11 7 E C 10.1 Neovasc NVCN 3.60 –.20 –9 41 ..ê

7 10 3 .. E 18.0 Nephrogenex NRX 1.66 +.02 –41 128 ..ê

38 43 18 E B 2.1 NeptTcn NEPT 1.05 –.01 +13 145 ..ò

49 35 38 A D+21.5 Net1UEPS UEPS 13.43 –.40 –35 211 5o

34 17 11 D B+ 1.4 NetElement NETE .22 –.01 –44 3.4m ..ê

17 32 25 B E 43.5 Netapp 2.5 NTAP 28.30 –.64 +20 3.9m 12o

99 97 98 A B+ NH NetEase 1.0 r NTES 182.4 –1.98 –38 745 23o

69 11 99 B B 133 Netflix NFLX 122.5 –.13 –5 17m 99o

65 32 97 D B 45.8 Netgear NTGR 43.21 –1.12 –37 323 20o

48 10 99 E A–2.1 Netlist NLST .80 +.03 +33 376 ..o54 84 22 A E 45.5 Netscout NTCT 30.08 –.42 –18 463 14o

91 59 95 D A–6.5 NetSolTch NTWK 6.45 –.05 +155 77 ..o53 36 33 B D 113 NetSuite N 82.66 –1.83 +85 760 99o

43 49 45 C D–3.0 Net1Tech r NTIP 1.99 +.05 –74 6 66ê

.. .. 5 .. E 19.7 Neubrgr 18 NML 6.85 –.55 +172 1.3m 99ê

.. .. 59 .. C 5.7 NeBrRES 7.5 NRO 4.82 –.01 –28 113 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. C 12.8 NeuBHYld 9 NHS 9.72 +.07 +80 142 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. B 17.7 NBCAInt 5.3 NBW 15.34 –.07 –40 8 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. B–16.3 NBIntMun 5.8 NBH 15.56 +.05 +32 43 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. B 14.8 NBNYInt 4.9 NBO 13.83 –.07 +6 10 ..ê

9 19 8 E E 3.9 Neurlstmn CUR 1.05 +.02 –19 241 ..o57 3 96 E B–58.5 Neurocrine NBIX 52.59 –2.84 +29 1.3m ..o

54 24 97 .. D–26.5 Neuroderm NDRM 18.06 +.39 +29 239 ..o23 19 8 E B 8.2 NeuroMtrx NURO 2.51 –.07 –34 24 ..ê

68 85 44 A D–32.7 NeuStar r NSR 24.37 –.63 –38 458 5o

76 2 97 D A NH NevroCorp NVRO 67.07 –1.27 –51 258 ..o

10 9 16 B D–4.4 NevsunR 6.6 NSU 2.44 –.09 +19 174 10o

.. .. 39 .. C– 9.3 NewAmHi 10 HYB 7.68 +.01 +15 94 ..k18 63 21 E D–2.9 NewConEngy GBR 1.19 +.04 –23 3 ..ê

67 78 71 .. B–51.8 NewEngld 2.0 NEN 50.05 –1.45 +190 3 2ê

.. .. 61 .. C– 18.3 NewGerm 1.0 GF 15.31 +.14 +147 31 ..k15 23 18 E B 5.1 NewGold NGD 2.24 –.19 –28 2.7m ..o64 78 34 C E 18.0 NewHm NWHM 12.77 –.31 –19 76 14ê

.. .. 85 .. C+ 15.1 NewIrln 8.9 IRL 14.67 –.25 –32 5 ..ê

78 59 80 D B 33.7 NJResou 3.2 NJR 30.36 +.48 +76 602 17o

64 29 78 C A–25.8 NwMed 6.6 NEWM 19.93 +.69 +12 304 36o

46 39 40 B B 15.2 NwMtnFn 10 NMFC 13.10 –.09 +58 478 9o

99 77 98 A A 33.6 OrientlEdTec EDU 32.92 ... +96 3.0m 22o

47 7 83 D B–40.1 NewRelic NEWR 36.51 –.08 –35 142 ..o35 38 29 B C 17.9 NewResi 15 NRZ 12.23 +.18 +103 5.7m 9ê

33 5 17 D C+ 17.7 NewSenio 10 r SNR 10.11 +.60 +151 2.0m ..o48 63 53 E C+ 3.1 NY&Co NWY 2.33 +.03 –30 58 ..ê

72 52 56 B B+ 19.2 NYCtyBc 6.0 NYCB 16.68 –.27 –16 4.9m 15o

18 25 19 B D–8.1 NYMrtg 17 NYMT 5.49 +.20 +104 1.7m 5o

79 34 89 D A–11.9 NewYork 4.0 NYRT 11.49 –.09 –63 667 ..o76 84 74 D B 14.5 NYTimes 1.2 NYT 13.38 –.25 –52 410 22o

91 44 97 A A–13.3 Newbrid .5 NBBC 11.98 –.36 –72 74 22ê

25 41 27 C D–5.5 Newcast 12 NCT 3.99 –.09 +39 524 10o

77 75 87 A B 50.9 Rubberm 1.7 NWL 44.82 –.36 +111 6.7m 21o

24 20 65 D E 41.3 NewfieldExp NFX 32.61 –1.83 +36 4.5m 30o

.. .. 64 .. E 26.1 NewfltMl 2.5 NFLT 24.72 +.03 –8 24 99ê

34 3 19 B C+ 58.7 NewlinkGen NLNK 35.42 –1.05 –43 287 10o

51 69 39 B D+483 Newmkt 1.7 r NEU 373.0 –5.03 +53 72 19o

33 28 37 C B 27.9 Newmont .6 NEM 17.61 –1.47 +28 9.9m 15o

20 33 19 D B+ 10.9 NewparkRes NR 5.45 +.05 +49 1.3m 28o

41 33 45 B C– 20.9 Newport NEWP 15.95 –.13 –18 127 12ê

30 27 47 E C– 17.6 NewsCo .7 NWSA 13.36 –.31 –15 2.5m 31o

31 27 57 E D–17.1 NewsCo .7 NWS 13.75 –.33 –2 972 31o

43 64 26 C D–12.9 Newstar r NEWS 8.39 +.05 –14 30 29ê

34 23 65 E D 16.8 Newtek 13 r NEWT 13.77 –.01 –67 54 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. E 32.0 NexpointC 14 NHF 19.23 –.68 +86 161 ..k

40 14 41 .. C+ 15.3 NexPoin 6.4 NXRT 12.74 –.01 –32 61 99ê

90 64 88 A B–61.8 Nexstar 1.3 r NXST 57.34 –.34 –16 334 22o

84 68 71 A B–112 NexteraE 3.0 NEE 103.4 –.24 +16 2.4m 18o

27 31 39 C C+ 48.2 Nextera 3.7 NEP 29.04 +.17 +216 924 61o

8 4 6 E D+11.3 Nexvet NVET 2.99 –.07 +36 80 ..ê

76 90 65 A D–68.4 NiceSyst 1.1 NICE 59.00 +.33 –22 137 19o

42 73 34 A E 15.5 NicholasFncl NICK 11.82 –.06 +239 68 7ê

75 54 75 B A 22.9 NIDEC .8 r NJ 18.45 –.45 +33 105 29ê

68 82 73 B E 49.4 Nielsen 2.4 r NLSN 46.25 –.73 +21 2.4m 17o

88 92 95 A C 135 NikeB 1.0 r NKE 130.2 –.71 –6 3.7m 32ó

14 38 4 D D 32.2 NimbleStorg NMBL 9.92 –.45 0 1.6m ..o75 77 93 D D+40.3 NippnTel 1.7 NTT 39.32 –.46 +50 602 16o

24 20 49 E D+4.6 NiskaGas 50 NKA 2.80 –.14 +365 239 ..o77 68 87 D B–20.1 Nisource 3.2 NI 19.28 –.03 –38 1.6m 17o

11 4 7 .. E 20.4 Nivalis NVLS 8.04 +.22 –68 35 ..ê

11 9 7 C D–9.3 NLIndust NL 2.80 –.02 –30 11 ..ê

7 18 19 E D–3.4 NoAmEn 2.7 NOA 1.84 –.10 –62 12 ..o1 20 6 .. E 14.9 NoEuroO 21 NRT 5.89 –.10 +161 63 4o

94 96 96 A B 38.07NoahHlgs r NOAH 30.64 +1.70 +197 1.1m 19o

19 12 6 B C– 9.3 Nobilis HLTH 2.98 +.13 –46 444 42ò

46 73 30 B B+ 19.6 NobleC 10 NE 11.96 –.54 –29 6.2m 4o

10 19 22 D D 53.7 NobleEn 2.3 NBL 31.22 –1.20 +23 5.7m 62o

55 42 53 C B+ 8.4 Nokia 3.0 NOK 6.95 –.16 –7 9.4m 19o

58 83 48 C D 7.3 Nomura 2.8 NMR 5.79 –.14 –28 244 9ê

24 43 14 C C– 28.0 Noodles r NDLS 10.89 –.05 –37 120 40o

55 27 40 B B–27.2 NordAnglia NORD 19.27 –.37 +22 118 39ò

69 78 85 C C– 17.5 NordicTa 9 NAT 14.00 –.91 +42 2.7m 15o

6 23 8 C E 13.8 NordicA 13 r NAO 4.34 –.24 +120 330 ..ê

40 47 35 B D 84.5 Nordsn 1.5 NDSN 64.22 –.65 +70 596 17o

25 46 16 B D–77.7 Nordstr 2.9 JWN 51.34 –2.74 +72 6.0m 14o

35 41 43 B C+ 112 NorflkS 2.8 NSC 85.06 –4.73 –2 2.6m 15o

62 64 65 C B–5.8 Norsat NSAT 4.43 –.01 +26 7 9ê

23 23 29 D C– 6.0 NortechSys NSYS 3.94 –.02 –88 0.3 ..ê

9 34 7 E E 93.0 Nortek NTK 43.00 +.12 –27 35 ..ê

48 61 32 B D–24.0 Nortel 11 NTL 16.06 +.55 –44 5 2ê

1 18 1 E E 2.4 NorAtlan 99 NADL .23 –.02 +51 827 ..o

85 79 80 B D 11.0 Northea .4 NBN 10.20 +.06 +93 8 13ê

89 76 79 C C 7.9 NECmty 1.6 NECB 7.55 +.08 –92 0.2 41ê

11 21 19 .. D+0.7 NoDynMnrl NAK .28 –.02 –34 77 ..ê

24 54 15 B D+9.5 NorthOilGas NOG 4.12 +.14 +2 1.5m 5o

25 20 31 C D–24.9 NthnTch r NTIC 14.70 +.10 –91 0.3 36k

71 85 81 C D–29.07Northern 17 NTI 24.46 +.36 –34 486 5o

79 83 71 A C+ 79.3 NrthnTr 2.0 r NTRS 71.97 –2.08 –6 1.3m 18o

95 67 86 B A–NH Nrthfld 1.7 NFBK 16.26 +.04 +26 157 36ê

94 80 71 A B 29.8 Nrthrim 2.8 NRIM 26.84 –.17 –56 7 9ê

92 90 91 B B 193 Northrp 1.7 r NOC 188.3 –1.44 +104 2.4m 18o

45 78 10 A E 24.9 Nrthstr 3.5 r NSAM 11.52 +.50 +26 3.2m 16o

15 15 11 D D 32.9 NorthStar 17 r NRF 16.89 +.47 +19 5.2m ..o39 36 33 E .. 13.5 NStarRl 5.6 r NRE 10.77 –.13 +5 1.3m ..ò

87 71 86 C B 14.1 NthtBnc 4.1 NWBI 13.52 –.14 –4 511 18ê

15 33 8 .. D+12.6 NrthBiothr NWBO 4.21 –.07 –62 182 ..o86 73 86 D B–52.6 NwNatGs 3.7 NWN 49.98 +.22 +23 152 22o

8 23 9 E D+30.4 NwestPipe NWPX 10.81 –.05 +8 77 ..o83 66 80 C B+ 59.7 Northwes 3.5 NWE 54.89 +.01 –4 253 18ê

91 96 78 A C 64.3 NorwegCrs NCLH.57.11 –2.68 +110 2.9m 20o

56 37 53 C C 31.0 NorwdF 4.5 NWFL 27.69 –.71 +709 18 13ê

28 17 23 B D–3.7 NovaLifesty NVFY 2.00 +.02 –39 14 11ê

67 56 53 A C 13.3 NovaMeas NVMI 10.51 –.11 –42 16 15o

9 22 1 D E 1.1 NovaBayn NBY .09 +.01 +110 901 ..ê

13 39 10 .. D+0.7 Novacopper NCQ .30 –.01 –58 30 ..ê

47 2 49 D B–17.3 NovadaqTch NVDQ 12.57 –.10 –49 180 ..o58 36 92 .. A–4.6 NovaGold NG 3.98 –.49 +81 2.6m ..o37 46 34 B D–106 Novartis 2.6 NVS 85.30 –1.21 +3 1.9m 17o

29 50 10 E C– 6.9 NvtlWrls MIFI 1.79 +.01 –5 289 ..o37 12 61 E B–15.0 Novavax NVAX 8.67 –.10 –1 5.5m ..o86 85 86 A B–60.3 NovoNrd .9 NVO 56.50 –.70 –42 911 29o

69 6 98 D A 30.9 Novocure NVCR 27.50 +.38 –51 245 ..o34 46 17 D B–9.5 Novogen NVGN 2.34 +.03 –64 24 ..k16 23 26 E B–28.4 Now DNOW 16.06 +.14 +7 1.3m ..o34 31 33 B B 6.5 NqMobile r NQ 3.63 –.03 +28 912 24o

30 67 19 C D+28.1 NrgYiel 5.8 NYLD 14.58 +.63 +71 1.6m 76o

30 67 17 C D+27.8 NRGYie 6.1 NYLDA 13.77 +.74 +11 487 72ê

64 43 98 E B+ 9.4 Ntelos 18 NTLS 9.15 ... –21 173 ..ê

8 16 10 E E 0.6 NTNBuzz NTN .17 +.01 –62 25 ..ê

75 66 91 D B–22.6 NTTDoco 2.4 DCM 20.36 –.16 –4 149 21o

46 63 27 C C– 62.9 NuSkin 3.7 r NUS 37.90 +.12 +5 1.3m 13o

95 72 95 B B+ 21.8 Nuance r NUAN 20.48 –.02 –11 2.4m 16o

20 43 32 D D 51.2 Nucor 3.9 r NUE 38.47 –.19 +53 3.2m 22o

14 25 12 D E 12.3 Numerex NMRX 6.21 +.01 –35 35 ..o20 50 11 D E 68.1 NustarE 12 NS 34.00 –1.07 –8 463 10o

19 26 7 A E 39.9 NustarGP 13 NSH 16.55 –1.40 +35 363 10o

92 81 92 C A+NH Nutractcl NUTR 26.12 +.28 –59 15 15ê

75 72 39 A B–32.1 NutriSy 3.3 NTRI 21.11 –.79 –16 350 22o

83 76 75 B B 56.6 NuVasive NUVA 51.84 –.71 –56 220 38o

.. .. 5 .. E 17.4 NuvAllC 23 JMLP 5.89 –.47 +85 167 ..k

.. .. 72 .. B–14.4 NvAmtFr 5.6 NEA 13.37 +.13 +58 171 ..ê

.. .. 80 .. B+ 18.0 NvnAmt– 4.5 NUW 17.51 +.07 –1 24 ..ê

.. .. 74 .. B–15.2 NuAZPrm 5.3 NAZ 14.98 +.13 +177 33 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. D 22.6 NVBldAB 6.5 NBD 20.08 +.10 +128 47 ..k

.. .. 72 .. E 15.9 NuCADvA 6.0 NAC 15.13 +.10 +22 175 ..ê

.. .. 79 .. B 15.6 NuCADiv2 5.3 NVX 15.15 +.05 –33 22 ..ê

.. .. 79 .. C– 14.3 NuCADiv 5.8 NZH 13.91 +.15 +1 44 ..ê

.. .. 80 .. C 17.7 NCalMV2 4.6 NCB 17.04 +.16 +77 13 ..ê

.. .. 76 .. B–11.0 NuCAVal 4.3 NCA 10.80 +.12 +58 72 ..ê

.. .. 79 .. B–16.1 NuCASel 4.0 NXC 15.84 +.15 –17 6 ..k

.. .. 54 .. E 15.8 NvCorEq 8.7 JCE 13.91 –.09 +8 61 ..k

.. .. 41 .. D 9.2 NVCrdStgy 7.9 JQC 7.75 +.05 +17 549 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. C+ 13.2 NuCTPrem 5.4 NTC 12.61 +.07 +25 27 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. C 14.8 NuDvAdv2 5.6 NXZ 13.90 +.11 +15 60 ..ê

.. .. 75 .. B+ 14.6 NuDivAd 5.7 NZF 13.98 +.07 +83 112 ..ê

.. .. 77 .. B–14.8 NuDivAdv 6.0 NAD 14.25 +.13 +22 110 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. B 14.8 NvDivAd 5.3 NVG 14.19 +.13 +105 75 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. E 13.7 NuvnDiv 7.9 CFD 8.71 –.11 +52 46 ..k

.. .. 55 .. C 19.0 NvDow30 7.5 DIAX 14.13 –.10 +55 113 ..k

.. .. 46 .. D 12.9 NvDvsfD 10 JDD 10.53 ... +43 88 ..k

.. .. 75 .. E 16.0 NEnMuV 6.2 NEV 15.45 +.20 –5 37 ..ê

.. .. 9 .. E 20.6 NuveenEr 14 JMF 9.35 –.21 +88 536 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. C 18.5 NuveenFl 9 JPW 14.58 +.10 –43 8 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. D 11.9 NuvFlRt .3 JRO 9.57 +.13 +61 272 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. B–11.5 NuvFltRt 7.4 JFR 9.71 +.07 +66 395 ..ê

.. .. 81 .. B–NH NuGADiv2 4.8 NKG 13.42 +.08 –70 3 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. E 13.9 NuveenGlo 8.9 JGV 10.44 –.10 +66 114 ..k

.. .. 30 .. D+18.0 NuvGlobH 11 JGH 13.52 +.09 +87 127 ..k

.. .. 1 .. .. 10.5 NuvHiIncDcTrg JHA 10.01 ... –41 65 99ê

.. .. 61 .. D–11.0 NuvHiIn 6.8 JHY 9.95 –.02 –44 26 99ê

.. .. 75 .. D+15.5 NuvICATF 5.7 NKX 15.03 +.01 0 64 ..ê

.. .. 78 .. B 13.4 NVIntDur 4.4 NIQ 12.99 ... +90 57 ..ê

.. .. 73 .. C 13.2 NVIntrDu 5.4 NID 12.68 +.14 +86 194 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. C– 16.0 NuInvQl 6.2 NQM 15.06 +.07 +134 138 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B–17.3 NuvnLg/S 6.9 CTF 15.68 +.08 –41 29 ..k


















.. .. 74 .. C– 14.0 NuMAPr 5.1 NMT 13.64 +.16 +33 15 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. E 13.1 NuMDPr 5.3 NMY 12.46 +.11 +164 106 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. C– 14.5 NuMIQlt 5.5 NUM 13.36 +.09 +26 43 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. D+15.6 NvMinnM 5.5 NMS 14.34 ... +731 58 ..k

.. .. 74 .. B–14.2 NuMktOp 5.6 NMO 13.51 +.08 +40 110 ..ê

.. .. 79 .. B–17.1 NuMOPrI 4.7 NOM 15.49 +.34 –58 1 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. D+14.2 NvMuHiI 6.7 NMZ 13.60 +.12 +4 114 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. C+ 8.0 NuvnMult 6.9 JMM 6.92 +.09 +12 12 ..k

.. .. 71 .. C 14.4 NuMuniA 5.8 NMA 13.52 +.12 +62 121 ..ê

.. .. 77 .. A 12.4 NuMuniI 4.3 NMI 11.52 +.28 +12 19 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. D–15.1 NvMuniOp 6.2 NIO 13.98 +.15 +109 532 ..ê

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94 84 98 A B 33.8 Nvidia 1.4 NVDA 32.67 –.50 –27 6.3m 20o

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80 95 44 A C 114 NXPSemi NXPI 84.58 –1.34 –51 2.7m 14o

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97 96 89 A C 277 OReillyAto r ORLY.254.4 –3.29 +1 751 29o

28 8 47 B D–57.1 Oaktree 4.4 OAK 47.41 –.23 +73 328 23o

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65 21 98 .. B 8.7 OcataThera OCAT 8.49 ... –4 842 ..o13 4 41 D D–83.7 Occiden 4.5 OXY 66.42 –2.45 +20 5.7m 66o

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7 17 3 B D–10.0 OceanRig 49 ORIG 1.53 +.03 –9 1.1m ..o82 77 86 C D+17.6 OceaSh 1.5 r OSHC 16.40 +.06 +59 8 14ê

26 45 23 C C– 60.5 Oceanrng 2.9 OII 37.68 –.10 +33 1.5m 12o

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96 92 90 C B–18.3 OldLine 1.3 OLBK 18.14 –.07 +79 11 19ê

85 81 55 B B–15.2 OldNtlB 3.5 r ONB 13.74 –.17 –10 684 13o

89 87 93 D B–19.0 OldPoint 2.0 OPOF 18.01 +.06 –63 0.9 19ê

92 74 93 D B 19.1 OldRepu 4.0 ORI 18.43 –.16 +3 1.7m 15o

80 37 97 C B 8.0 OldSecond OSBC 7.81 ... –78 20 20ê

28 33 24 D B 34.3 Olin 4.5 OLN 17.75 –.66 –19 2.7m 18o

59 92 31 C C+ 23.0 OlliesBargain OLLI 16.94 –.08 +91 405 29o

11 23 14 E B–20.9 Olympic .8 r ZEUS 9.65 +.10 –1 75 ..o88 89 90 A B 43.2 OmegaFlx OFLX 39.04 –.18 –43 4 25x

68 58 50 B D 45.5 OmegaHlt 6.5 OHI 34.42 –.26 –40 778 24o

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25 30 19 .. D 30.2 Omeros OMER 13.57 –.58 +11 420 ..o77 87 32 B B 40.8 Omnicell OMCL 29.12 +.05 –31 180 22o

71 71 68 B B–81.0 Omnicom 2.7 OMC 73.67 –1.06 –7 1.6m 16o

63 19 88 D B–29.5 Omnivision OVTI 29.00 +.07 –54 392 20o

46 74 35 E B 8.6 OmnovaSol OMN 6.14 –.21 –42 59 18o

98 90 93 B B+ 51.0 OnAssgnmt r ASGN 43.86 –.86 –19 297 28o

37 78 14 D D+29.0 OnDeckCap ONDK 9.34 –.08 +99 966 99o

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8 4 3 .. E 8.4 OncosecMed ONCS 2.28 –.09 +10 116 ..ê

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75 77 55 B D 25.9 OneLibe 7.5 OLP 22.00 +.15 +160 78 13o

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31 23 44 C C– 54.3 OneMain OMF 41.59 –1.76 –8 528 ..o

12 58 6 C E 51.5 Oneok 12 OKE 19.86 –1.02 +150 6.8m 13o

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10 13 16 E E 28.0 OppenHl 2.7 r OPY 16.24 –.31 –62 18 30ê

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68 78 69 A C+ 83.0 Orix 1.4 IX 69.63 –1.24 +50 32 8ê

66 75 75 B D 41.0 OrmatTe .7 ORA 35.69 +.23 –39 69 17o

60 7 80 C B–18.5 Orrstwn 1.3 r ORRF 17.52 +.19 –33 3 15ê

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39 53 63 .. B–1.2 OssenInnv r OSN .83 –.06 –65 2 2ê

64 63 96 .. D–8.0 OtelcoA OTEL 7.00 –.00 +248 31 3ê

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61 94 50 C C 33.4 OtterTa 4.6 OTTR 26.65 +.08 –13 67 17o

39 97 10 B E 85.3 Outrwll 3.0 r OUTR 40.27 –1.39 –23 488 4o

56 35 33 B B–31.5 OutfrntM 6.1 OUT 22.23 –.10 +9 669 40o

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65 79 80 D D 39.3 OwensMi 2.8 OMI 36.18 –.34 –43 443 18o

91 87 90 D B 48.5 OwensCo 1.5 OC 46.88 –1.20 –15 1.4m 19o

20 24 18 C D–27.4 OwensIllinois OI 16.94 –.42 +189 4.4m 10o

38 30 52 B D–15.3 OwensRe 2.4 ORM 13.43 –.12 –1 18 7ê

60 29 52 B C– 6.8 Oxbridg 8.6 OXBR 5.57 –.13 –21 6 5ê

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69 59 96 D C 41.8 PBFEner 3.3 PBF 36.89 +1.01 +26 2.5m 7o

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41 24 80 D C 65.0 PDCEnergy PDCE 54.92 –3.62 +12 1.1m ..o

8 4 3 E E 2.7 PDI PDII .64 +.08 –88 8 ..ê

28 54 10 B E 8.0 PDLBio 15 PDLI 3.82 +.15 –35 2.7m 2o

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82 78 65 D B–16.5 PFSweb PFSW 12.28 +.71 +193 437 37o

90 91 59 A C 16.3 PGTInc r PGTI 11.77 –.35 –43 250 21o

35 22 20 D B+ 27.8 PHH PHH 15.22 –.24 –7 660 ..o12 41 15 E D–38.8 PHI PHIIK 19.25 –.01 +20 44 9ê

17 41 13 D C 40.1 PHIvtg PHII 19.08 +.09 –94 0.1 9ê

76 49 95 C B+ NH PJTPartnrs PJT 25.88 +.72 +72 466 99o

66 88 45 B C– 118 PPGIndu 1.5 PPG 98.24 –1.98 +3 1.6m 17ò

57 83 13 B B–64.8 PRAGroup PRAA 37.10 –1.83 –33 625 8o

91 80 97 C B NH 7PraHealth PRAH 47.95 +1.13 +129 526 27o

29 24 34 E C– 5.8 PRGXGlob PRGX 3.81 –.02 –8 43 ..o44 23 51 C E 29.2 ProsHldg PRO 22.62 –.11 –29 146 ..o81 69 93 E B–10.2 PSBHldg 1.6 PSBH 9.95 +.17 –79 0.5 99ê

95 91 88 B A 89.5 PSBusPa 2.8 PSB 86.93 –1.44 +63 143 17o

63 74 50 B B–42.8 PTCInc PTC 33.94 –.44 –12 727 15ê

24 6 16 D B–78.7 PTCThera PTCT 32.50 –1.54 –39 707 ..o

20 65 13 C E 129 PVH .2 r PVH 74.09 –1.75 +151 3.3m 10o

43 93 18 B D 70.3 Paccar 2.1 r PCAR 45.44 –1.28 +11 2.9m 9o

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13 13 7 B D 13.7 PacEthanl PEIX 4.44 –.03 –37 685 88o

53 39 59 E C– 7.9 PacificMerc PMBC 7.00 +.06 –75 8 ..ê

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81 78 47 A A–121 PacirPhrm PCRX 73.62 +.64 –3 944 66o

56 78 35 B C 84.9 PackagCp 3.6 r PKG 61.96 –3.10 +43 1.2m 13o

89 93 59 A B 48.9 Pacwest 4.5 PACW 44.12 –.98 –18 616 15o

50 29 59 D B–3.7 PainThera PTIE 1.87 –.03 +33 96 ..o26 12 31 E D+1.6 Palatin PTN .73 +.04 –51 88 ..ê

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69 4 98 B B 26.9 PampaEn PAM 21.55 +.50 –45 152 6ê

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76 61 86 B B 208 Panera r PNRA 193.4 –.81 –29 368 31o

24 76 22 .. D–5.3 Pangaea PANL 2.75 –.11 –9 5 ..ê

30 58 17 B D 25.2 PanhanO 1.1 PHX 14.31 –.57 +76 84 25o

50 92 32 B E 79.4 PapaJoh 1.2 PZZA 56.34 –1.21 –33 325 28o

32 34 18 B C+ 22.7 PapaMurph FRSH 11.69 –.48 –41 129 24o

70 78 90 E B–28.3 ParPacific PARR 22.48 –1.40 –23 136 9o

75 75 96 D C– 7.5 ParTech PAR 6.35 –.06 –76 15 21ê

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83 66 80 B D+99 ParkNatl 4.1 PRK 90.75 –.82 +227 89 16ê

33 68 23 B E 65.2 ParkOhio 1.4 PKOH 34.49 –1.10 –4 60 8ê

92 92 76 B B–8.2 ParkStr 1.7 PSTB 7.22 –.12 +54 93 18o

75 44 79 B B–14.0 ParkeBa 2.2 r PKBK 12.83 –.17 –75 2 10ê

5 23 12 E D–4.6 ParkrDril PKD 1.95 –.11 +66 924 ..ê

26 32 28 C D 132 ParkHan 2.6 PH 95.19 –3.53 +9 1.5m 13o

28 45 13 .. D+1.1 Parkervision PRKR .24 +.06 +226 1.3m ..o69 78 50 C C– 19.0 PrkwyPr 4.7 PKY 15.94 –.11 +41 692 17o

44 19 67 D B 6.0 ParnellPhrm PARN 4.21 –.04 +61 14 ..ê

56 34 90 C B–20.3 ParsleyEnrgA PE 18.01 –.94 +55 4.0m 75o

55 15 96 D B–5.8 PrtnrComm PTNR 4.55 –.11 –86 2 56ê

78 72 87 C E 139 Partner 2.0 PRE 139.0 +.13 +5 317 9o

34 73 12 C E 22.6 PartyCity PRTY 12.02 –.87 –34 430 13o

85 62 90 C C– 12.7 Pathfin 1.6 PBHC 12.53 +.03 +86 5 18ê

92 95 78 A D 48.0 PatrickInds PATK 40.45 –.19 +16 149 16ê

35 78 6 .. D 19.3 PatriotNatl PN 6.89 –.10 +202 659 11ê

56 60 80 D B–27.5 PatriotTrn PATI 24.86 +1.11 +999 30 17ê

29 21 26 D B+ 32.0 Pattern 7.2 PEGI 20.59 –1.09 +115 2.0m ..o

84 84 48 B D+53.1 Pattrsn 2.0 PDCO 44.40 –.16 –5 814 19o

22 28 39 D B–23.1 Patterso 2.7 PTEN 14.87 –.84 +29 6.7m 74o

93 84 88 A B–54.8 Paychex 3.1 PAYX 53.35 –.71 +7 2.2m 27ò

96 99 85 A E 46.47PaycmSftw PAYC.37.91 –.74 –73 255 99o

90 63 95 D B 46.9 Paylocity PCTY 39.73 –1.16 –65 84 99o

20 4 5 B D 5.5 PaymntData PYDS 2.02 –.10 +146 39 7ê

92 94 53 A B 42.6 Paypal PYPL 35.54 –.44 –31 6.4m 30o

69 78 56 C B 29.5 PCConnect PCCC 22.61 +.02 +7 45 13o

12 26 12 C E 8.9 PC–Tel 4.3 r PCTI 4.61 –.04 +49 42 19ê

37 59 23 B D 19.5 PDFSltions PDFS 10.97 +.08 +6 148 12o

1 15 1 E E 129 PeabdyE 2.0 BTU 7.49 –.51 –46 512 ..o23 18 41 E D–8.6 PeakRes 8.8 SKIS 6.27 –.03 +66 54 52o

88 75 77 A C 23.8 Peapack .9 PGC 21.26 –.15 –31 21 15ê

11 26 10 D D 22.5 Pearson 7.1 PSO 11.10 –.14 –15 1.1m 10ò

62 89 14 B D 50.2 Pebbleb 4.4 PEB 28.30 –.60 –15 777 33o

7 18 4 C E 1.0 Pedevco PED .17 +.05 +74 82 ..ê

99 96 93 A A–30.2 Pegasyst .4 r PEGA 27.45 –.52 –42 108 35o

17 52 18 D D+37.2 Pembina 6.3 PBA 21.50 –.24 +31 508 23o

11 33 3 D E 1.7 Pendrell PCO .50 –.04 +1 347 ..ê

4 15 5 D D+3.6 Pengrwth 2.7 PGH .73 –.01 –16 1.2m ..o53 78 48 D D 20.2 PenNatlGam PENN 15.44 –.17 –42 609 27ò

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44 63 25 A C+ 9.8 Pennant 16 r PNNT 6.59 –.04 +20 619 5o

58 34 50 B B 49.7 PenWd 4.5 r PWOD 41.93 –.70 –52 5 15ê

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28 33 41 C C+ 85.8 Randgold 1.0 GOLD 59.24 –2.95 +31 1.1m 28o

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25 2 37 E D+26.0 Seaspine SPNE 16.32 +.03 –52 31 ..ê

35 3 59 E D–52.3 SeattleGen SGEN 41.43 –.72 –52 475 ..o61 66 76 D C+ 22.7 SeaWrld 4.5 SEAS 18.71 –.23 –33 1.1m 29o

38 44 11 D B+ 19.6 SecondSight EYES 7.16 +.74 +264 2.1m ..o79 89 82 C D 8.3 SecrtyNtl SNFCA 6.49 –.05 –61 4 6ê

88 78 86 B D+9.4 SelectBancrp SLCT 7.90 ... –65 2 14ê

58 92 31 A C 35.8 SelctCmft SCSS 22.64 –.43 –36 535 13o

52 22 40 B C– 27.2 SelectI 10 SIR 19.62 –.34 +10 474 16o

52 70 38 B D+17.2 SelMedH 3.2 SEM 12.37 +.22 –9 845 12o

92 86 91 C B–37.9 Selectiv 1.8 SIGI 33.99 –.96 +45 321 12o

3 26 4 E E 87.0 Semgrp 7.1 SEMG 25.34 –1.12 +10 659 29o

89 95 86 C B 6.1 7SemiMfg SMI 5.16 –.08 –70 13 16ê

25 47 15 .. D–1.5 Semileds LEDS .42 ... –94 1 ..k48 41 50 C D 116 SmpraEn 2.9 SRE 95.95 –.30 –22 898 19o

44 17 45 B B 30.0 Semtech SMTC 19.48 +.29 –14 423 18o

75 81 79 E C+ 31.6 SenecaA r SENEA 28.50 –.49 +51 26 14ê

37 30 21 B E 23.8 SeniorH 10 SNH 14.24 –.16 –15 1.8m 19o

26 36 15 E D 7.8 Senomyx SNMX 3.79 –.01 –38 157 ..o61 85 36 A D–59.0 Sensata ST 44.66 –.18 –45 875 16o

62 62 55 C B–70.5 Sensient 1.7 SXT 62.02 –1.05 +8 166 20o

77 43 97 E B 2.3 Sequans SQNS 1.88 +.01 –46 80 ..ê

9 6 5 E C 4.8 Sequenm SQNM 1.40 –.02 –30 688 17o

39 78 7 A E 18.6 SequentlBrd SQBG 7.00 –.42 +287 1.3m 20ê

31 2 31 .. B 52.0 SeresThera MCRB 42.50 –1.35 +92 311 ..o

53 2 82 .. C+ 44.3 SeritageGrwA SRG 41.00 +.07 +4 290 99ê

63 85 53 B D–32.0 Service 1.9 r SCI 25.82 –.05 –13 1.2m 21o

91 65 91 A A 39.4 Servicemstr SERV 38.27 –.50 –13 1.2m 22o

97 78 91 C B+ 91.3 Servicenow NOW 87.27 –.12 +14 1.6m 99o

60 57 84 E C 6.2 Servicesrce r SREV 4.51 –.12 –22 222 ..o99 89 96 A B 49.97Servisf .5 SFBS 46.78 –.40 –46 57 20ê

43 10 85 C D+12.9 Sevcon SEV 9.99 –.07 +9 3 30ê

2 23 3 E E 7.8 SevntySvnEnr SSE .90 –.04 –47 435 ..o

53 91 18 A D 96.8 ShakeShack SHAK 38.54 –1.63 +14 789 99o

81 78 97 C B–10.5 Sharps SMED 8.76 –.11 –73 24 87o

35 23 13 D D 6.8 Sharpsp 13 SHSP 3.45 –.21 +93 17 ..ê

53 70 27 A D 27.5 ShawCmm 5.4 SJR 17.84 –1.74 +130 976 9k

47 58 58 .. B+ 49.8 ShellMi 1.8 SHLX 36.67 +.75 +139 879 36o

81 81 95 B C 51.3 Shenand 1.1 SHEN 44.13 –.44 –53 46 28o

79 94 64 B B–294 ShrnWl 1.0 r SHW 263.2 –6.32 –28 571 24o

19 63 5 B E 16.3 ShilohInds SHLO 5.17 –.18 +23 63 6ò

53 75 44 D B–44.0 Shinhan 1.9 SHG 34.80 –1.41 0 87 4ê

63 82 56 A E 17.8 ShipFnce 11 SFL 15.19 –.54 +42 1.0m 6o

61 85 32 A C– 270 ShirePlc .3 SHPG 199.6 –.68 –17 784 17o

44 59 37 D B–30.0 ShoeCar 1.1 r SCVL 23.21 –.13 –9 114 16o

52 48 35 D D+42.1 Shopify SHOP 26.53 +.32 –30 374 ..o66 50 86 D E 11.0 ShoreBa .8 SHBI 10.40 –.05 –42 13 21ê

80 70 97 C B+ 10.6 ShoreTeln SHOR 9.62 –.19 –55 265 29o

68 14 83 D B 49.1 Shutterfly SFLY 45.29 +.09 –18 333 ..o73 86 14 A B+ 74.3 Shuttershck SSTK 31.08 –.27 –45 321 26o

20 5 36 B B 11.6 Sibanye 3.2 SBGL 5.55 –.36 +91 2.2m 12ò

3 2 2 .. E 26.7 Sientra SIEN 5.48 +.40 +24 703 ..ê

98 88 88 A B–NH Sierra 2.4 r BSRR 18.71 +.41 +449 89 15ê

23 45 9 C D–49.1 SierraWr SWIR 16.28 +.02 –32 343 16o

14 23 12 E E 31.3 Sifco SIF 10.45 –.40 –68 1 ..k

31 29 22 C E 1.7 SifyTech 1.0 SIFY 1.05 +.03 +23 50 26o

54 78 25 D D–12.8 SigmaDsgn SIGM 6.15 –.03 –35 419 16o

73 79 79 D B 9.1 Sigmatron SGMA 7.69 –.01 +147 18 12ê

15 42 5 .. C– 5.8 SignalGntcs SGNL .70 –.04 –66 74 ..ê

98 96 90 A C+ 163 7Signature SBNY.154.7 –2.65 +23 605 22o

50 96 35 A E 152 SignetJ .8 SIG.116.4 –.58 –3 1.0m 18o

74 45 82 B B 8.5 Silicon 4.5 SPIL 7.60 –.02 +124 1.7m 13o

61 58 56 C B+ 59.3 SilganH 1.2 SLGN 52.82 –.94 –23 205 17o

58 84 25 B D+48.4 Silicom 3.7 SILC 26.92 +.11 –35 21 12ê

28 7 38 E A 12.1 SiliconGrph SGI 5.45 –.27 –38 231 ..o73 46 81 B B–58.5 SiliconLab r SLAB 50.88 –1.06 +2 233 23o

95 81 91 A B 37.67Silicon 2.3 SIMO 31.83 –.10 –14 306 15o

62 52 57 D D–17.0 SilverBay 3.1 SBY 15.61 –.02 +103 518 ..o83 78 97 .. B 16.2 SilverSpring SSNI 14.86 +.05 –9 304 99o

32 49 34 D C+ 8.0 SilverStd SSRI 5.03 –.27 +4 1.6m ..o16 17 19 C B 24.2 SlvrWhe 1.7 SLW 11.94 –.92 +3 4.6m 22o

43 34 47 B C+ 16.1 Silvercre 4.1 SAMG 11.77 +.08 –65 7 17ê

99 92 92 A D 58.8 SimonsF 1.7 SFNC 52.76 –.86 +14 171 17ê

91 88 79 A C 208 SimonPr 3.1 r SPG 193.5 +.13 –18 1.1m 36o

66 57 58 C D 38.5 Sampson 1.9 SSD 34.49 –.37 –13 146 26o

99 92 97 A B+ 10.3 Simulat 2.2 SLP 9.20 –.07 –49 18 36k

78 41 94 C C– 61.3 Sina SINA 49.21 +.43 –24 726 67o

92 73 90 A B 35.9 Sinclair 2.0 SBGI 32.21 –.72 –46 558 14o

11 11 14 C D+1.9 SinoGlob r SINO .90 –.13 +49 12 11ê

56 78 72 E C+ 67.8 Sinopec 2.9 SHI 39.10 –.45 –34 7 15ê

59 43 75 E B–6.2 Sinovac SVA 5.34 –.20 +133 204 ..o93 89 81 A B–4.2 SiriusXM r SIRI 4.02 –.07 –15 24m 36o

92 79 90 B B 113 SironaDent SIRO 107.6 –.16 –38 234 28o

11 9 8 D E 6.2 SitoMobile SITO 2.32 +.13 +102 51 ..ê

89 89 92 B B–NH SixFlags 4.4 SIX 53.26 –.24 –11 672 45o

8 26 7 E E 8.5 Sizmek r SZMK 3.58 –.22 +96 178 ..ê

65 51 50 C B–35.7 SJW 2.6 SJW 29.83 ... +28 54 22ê

44 57 28 C D 30.2 SKTelec 3.2 SKM 21.57 –.08 –34 354 8ò

68 99 59 A E 54.5 SkechersA SKX 30.23 –.44 –59 2.0m 18o

16 30 9 C D–11.8 Skullcandy SKUL 4.40 –.13 +14 299 17o

41 67 28 E B–14.0 SkySolar SKYS 6.15 –.03 –80 0.5 ..ê

45 53 15 A D–6.6 Sky–Mobi MOBI 2.41 +.09 +210 225 7o

45 48 28 D B 4.3 Skyline SKY 2.68 –.07 +319 54 ..k45 32 82 .. C– 7.2 SkylineMed SKLN 3.80 +.18 –80 5 ..ê

33 49 10 D C– 1.7 SkyPFrtJ SPU .63 –.01 –30 42 2ê

36 40 11 A C– 4.8 SkystarB SKBI 1.17 +.07 –53 17 ..k83 74 97 E B–21.9 Skywst .8 r SKYW 20.19 +.10 +10 654 11o

74 97 32 A D–112 Skywk 1.3 r SWKS.77.80 –1.17 –41 2.3m 14o

85 84 81 C B+ 19.87Smart&Final SFS 17.90 –.19 –16 195 25ê

3 25 3 .. D–1.7 SmartTechA SMT .29 ... –60 89 ..ê

75 62 99 E B–3.9 Smartpr 1.7 SPRO 3.54 +.02 –61 14 70ê

98 97 98 A A 24.1 SmithWes r SWHC 21.57 –.38 +9 1.7m 18o

93 97 91 A B–81.2 SmithAO 1.0 AOS 76.51 –1.65 –21 629 26o

23 39 20 E D 1.9 SmithMicro SMSI .73 –.02 –90 9 99o

61 42 53 A B–39.8 Smith&Ne 2.4 SNN 33.46 +.51 +151 760 19ò

89 66 87 B B–NH Smucker 2.2 SJM 123.6 –.43 +2 1.0m 26o

91 89 89 A D+174 SnapOn 1.4 SNA 170.5 –.81 –7 333 21o

78 70 88 C C– 39.1 Snydrs–L 1.8 LNCE 35.94 –.37 –28 379 35o

23 27 35 C C– 26.4 Sociedad 2.4 SQM 15.88 –.59 +17 635 16o

20 18 40 E B–24.4 Sodastream SODA 16.83 +.48 +137 994 14o

81 65 88 D C+ 71.8 Sohu.com SOHU 56.20 +4.70 +211 931 ..o38 46 42 C D–20.8 SolarCap 9 r SLRC 16.34 –.02 +42 255 10ê

78 84 60 A B 16.7 SolarSr 9 SUNS 15.17 –.03 –34 14 11ê

43 49 52 .. B 5.7 Solar3D SLTD 3.01 –.06 +34 275 ..o68 30 88 D B+ 63.8 SolarCity SCTY 57.26 +3.57 +111 9.8m ..o79 78 76 A C 43.0 Solaredge SEDG 26.08 +.33 +304 3.8m 27o

98 93 95 A B 59.37Solarwinds r SWI 57.90 +.30 –55 557 28o

16 35 29 E C 4.7 Solazyme SZYM 2.46 –.12 –8 425 ..o86 58 83 B B–56.7 SoleraH 1.7 SLH 54.12 +.22 –17 719 18o

9 10 14 E D–1.0 Solitario XPL .44 –.03 –25 40 ..ê

59 86 56 C C+ 27.8 SonicAu .6 SAH 23.30 –.50 +65 453 11o

93 94 86 A A–36.7 Sonic 1.4 r SONC 30.82 –.43 –30 749 28ò

29 26 17 E D 10.5 SonicFdy SOFO 5.34 +.09 +43 7 ..ê

52 56 53 C C 47.9 SonocoP 3.4 SON 40.63 –1.14 +14 579 16o

33 46 24 E B+ 20.8 SonusNtwk SONS 7.24 +.25 +51 940 ..o45 78 55 E C– 33.0 Sony .8 SNE 25.13 –.11 0 981 59o

66 52 99 E C 3.9 SophirisBio SPHS 1.74 +.18 –70 481 ..ê

29 18 51 D C– 4.5 SorlAuto SORL 2.44 –.02 –10 31 4o

26 50 14 D D+26.8 SorrentTher SRNE 8.11 +.35 +5 411 ..o34 36 13 B C+ 47.3 Sothebys 1.5 BID 26.48 –.60 –58 486 13o

50 40 38 C D+8.7 SothrlyH 4.9 SOHO 6.53 +.23 –54 17 15ê

85 47 85 B B–10.0 SoufunH 5.4 SFUN 7.07 –.13 –46 3.6m 37o

92 77 89 B B+ 23.2 SoundFi 1.1 r SFBC 22.35 +.35 +3 3 13ê

.. .. 41 .. C+ 76.5 SourceC 5.2 SOR 65.45 –.45 +179 83 ..k51 19 41 B C 30.6 SJersey 4.5 SJI 23.50 +.09 +18 461 18o

90 91 69 B C 81.8 SouthS 1.4 SSB 72.44 –1.28 –12 94 17ê

96 60 99 B A 17.9 Southcst SOCB 15.01 –.46 –49 8 22ê

3 43 2 E E 14.8 Southcrs 66 SXE 2.40 –.32 +181 535 ..o

81 65 78 C B+ 53.2 Souther 4.7 SO 46.51 +.18 +3 4.5m 16o

23 21 34 B C– 33.3 SthrnCo 1.4 SCCO 24.94 –.77 0 1.6m 19o

99 98 94 A C+ 23.0 SthrnFst SFST 21.85 –.13 –48 3 15ê

94 69 94 A B 24.7 SthrnMO 1.5 SMBC 23.30 +.05 +49 6 12ê

97 89 86 A B+ 13.5 SthrnNtl 2.5 SONA 12.69 –.19 +135 33 17ê

59 58 39 B E 29.9 Southsi 3.8 SBSI 24.36 –.21 +115 215 20ê

96 98 86 B B–51.3 Southwe .7 r LUV 43.51 –1.29 –24 5.1m 13o

78 54 81 C C+ 19.0 Sthwst 1.4 r OKSB 17.68 +.12 +126 109 18ê

85 82 72 C B–18.3 SthwstG 2.6 SGB 15.35 +.30 0 0.9 12ê

60 39 50 B D–64.2 Southwes 3.1 SWX 52.79 –.01 –28 165 18o

1 19 2 C E 31.5 SWEnergy SWN 5.15 –.15 +18 19m 7o

98 94 91 A B–105 SovranS 3.2 SSS 105.5 +.15 +12 267 34o

57 39 79 D D–27.4 SPPlus SP 24.01 –.09 +18 41 23ê

92 83 82 C B 21.6 SpanAm 3.4 SPAN 18.99 +.10 0 2 14ê

11 6 30 .. E 7.3 SpanishA SBSA 3.65 –.34 +721 32 ..ê

90 70 92 B B–20.0 SparkEn 7.9 SPKE 18.44 –.38 +23 40 21ê

76 49 91 E B+ 5.1 SparkNetwrk LOV 3.96 –.03 –26 24 26ê

22 2 29 D E 79.5 SparkThera ONCE 45.52 –.09 +32 506 ..o11 43 19 E E 5.7 Spartan 2.9 SPAR 3.42 ... +72 129 ..ê

43 72 22 C D 33.9 Spartan 2.5 SPTN 21.87 –.04 +54 294 11o

64 96 28 B C 29.5 Sparton SPA 20.79 +.62 +176 118 13o

.. .. 66 .. E 45.8 SpBrTbl BIL 45.68 –.01 +16 2.3m ..k

.. .. 67 .. D 19.6 SpdrBar .7 SIPE 19.30 +.10 –50 0.3 ..k

.. .. 63 .. E 19.6 SpdrBrc1 1.1 TIPX 18.89 +.03 –97 0.2 ..k

.. .. 62 .. D 59.6 SpBarAg 2.6 BNDS 57.18 +.15 –41 58 ..k

.. .. 49 .. C 29.5 SpdBcEm 1.5 EBND 24.68 –.10 –67 6 ..k

.. .. 38 .. D–39.8 SpdrBar 6.6 JNK 33.72 –.38 +57 21m ..ò

.. .. 57 .. B–57.0 SPBaInt 1.3 BWX 51.22 –.20 +20 334 ..ò

.. .. 57 .. D+26.4 SpdrBrcInt 1.7 IJNK 21.72 ... –20 5 ..k

.. .. 66 .. D 64.8 SpBarIn 1.2 ITE 59.93 +.10 –46 87 ..k

.. .. 62 .. C+ 34.8 SpdrBarcI 2.7 ITR 33.46 –.03 –42 97 ..k

.. .. 60 .. D+33.4 SpdBrcIs 3.0 CBND 31.21 +.17 –60 3 ..k

.. .. 69 .. C+ 79.4 SpBarLT 2.6 TLO 70.93 +.78 –76 30 ..k

.. .. 42 .. D+29.5 SpdBcSt 5.8 SJNK 25.64 –.16 +78 3.6m ..ò

.. .. 67 .. D+30.8 SpdBcInv .6 FLRN 30.43 +.02 +57 47 ..k

.. .. 62 .. D+28.0 SpdBrcMt 4.0 MBG 26.86 +.06 +36 38 ..k

.. .. 51 .. D 49.8 SpdBrcC 4.9 CWB 45.16 –.36 –35 591 ..ò

.. .. 54 .. C 35.4 SpdBcInt 1.8 IBND 30.72 –.17 –53 33 ..k

.. .. 54 .. D–44.2 SpdBrcLt 4.6 LWC 37.89 +.26 +68 145 ..k

.. .. 66 .. B+ 30.8 SpdBrcStC 1.4 SCPB 30.39 ... +39 892 ..k

.. .. 54 .. E 33.0 SpdBrcStI .0 BWZ 29.57 –.13 –39 17 ..k

.. .. 67 .. C 32.0 SpdBrcStTm .8 SST 30.09 –.01 –26 26 ..k

.. .. 62 .. C– 58.5 SpdBarT .0 IPE 54.65 +.25 +27 38 ..k

.. .. 42 .. D 91.1 SpdrBiot .6 XBI 68.97 –.77 –34 2.8m ..ò

.. .. 55 .. E 49.7 SpdrBlkS 4.5 SRLN 46.21 +.11 +4 183 ..k

.. .. 52 .. C+ 26.9 SprBfCrs 4.1 CJNK 24.24 –.28 +73 16 ..k

.. .. 52 .. A–30.5 SpdBofa 4.9 EMCD 26.77 –.38 –50 3 ..k

.. .. 79 .. C– 81.9 SPDRCon 1.4 XLY 78.89 –1.32 +29 9.1m ..ò

.. .. 79 .. B 51.4 SPDRCnS 2.5 XLP 50.60 –.66 +6 10m ..ò

.. .. 51 .. D+58.1 SPIntTi 2.3 WIP 51.36 +.03 –27 86 ..k

.. .. 64 .. D 51.6 SpDblne 2.9 TOTL 48.72 +.03 –6 359 99ê

.. .. 62 .. B–81.1 SpdrDiv 2.5 SDY 76.06 –.96 +34 1.1m ..ò

.. .. 66 .. C 51.8 SpdrDjG 2.9 RWO 46.82 –.41 +3 200 ..k

.. .. 51 .. C 45.4 SpdrDjI 3.2 RWX 39.20 –.58 +55 955 ..ò

.. .. 72 .. B 100 SpdrDjR 3.2 RWR 91.66 –.46 –37 163 ..ò

.. .. 30 .. C– 83.7 SPDREne 3.3 XLE 60.38 –1.52 +45 29m ..ò

.. .. 46 .. D+40.8 SpdrEur 3.4 FEZ 34.87 –.33 +167 5.0m ..ò

.. .. 58 .. C+ 42.6 SpdRrStx 5.7 HFEZ 36.32 +.11 –95 0.3 99ê

.. .. 55 .. B–56.5 SpdrEurS 2.9 SMEZ 48.30 –.61 –78 6 ..ê

.. .. 83 .. D 33.0 SpdFnSvSelSc XLFS 31.13 –.56 +8 13 99o

.. .. 65 .. B 25.6 SPDRFin 1.8 XLF 24.09 –.35 +40 57m ..ò

.. .. 50 .. B 75.9 SpdrGlblD 2.4 DGT 65.23 +.19 –93 0.4 ..k

.. .. 40 .. C 125 SpdrGold GLD 100.5 –2.25 +74 10m ..ò

.. .. 61 .. B–77.4 SPDRHlt 1.4 XLV 71.83 –.78 –25 11m ..ò

.. .. 54 .. D 39.2 SpdrHome .4 XHB 34.45 –.74 +69 5.4m ..ò

.. .. 56 .. C– 58.2 SPDRInds 2.1 XLI 52.86 –.89 +12 16m ..ò

.. .. 46 .. C+ 52.2 SPDRMat 2.2 XLB 43.17 –.88 +33 9.2m ..ò

.. .. 76 .. C+ 61.3 SpdrMfsSy 1.6 SYE 59.28 +.03 –36 0.7 ..k

.. .. 73 .. B–63.6 SpdrMfsSy 1.1 SYG 61.61 –.97 –86 0.3 ..k

.. .. 63 .. C– 60.9 SpdrMfsSy 1.6 SYV 56.03 +.35 –94 0.1 ..k

.. .. 70 .. A–77.1 SprMsAc 2.7 ACIM 65.53 +.28 +73 6 ..k

.. .. 41 .. C+ 56.6 SpdrAus 6.2 QAUS 43.53 –.42 –88 0.2 ..k

.. .. 33 .. D–58.6 SpdrMCa 3.6 QCAN 44.71 –.89 +33 4 ..k

.. .. 64 .. E 62.0 SpdMsEa 3.0 QEFA 54.78 –.39 0 2 ..k

.. .. 38 .. E 52.5 SprMsE5 3.0 EMFT 38.71 –.26 –40 0.3 ..k

.. .. 39 .. B–62.8 SpMEM 2.7 QEMM 47.74 –.24 –49 6 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B–37.2 SpdMSxUS 2.5 CWI 31.08 –.35 –7 200 ..k

.. .. 60 .. C– 59.3 SpdrMsG 2.3 QDEU 51.78 +.31 –30 0.7 ..k

.. .. 76 .. A–43.3 SpMsIntRlEt HREX 41.39 –.33 0 0.2 99ê

.. .. 78 .. B+ 69.2 SpdrJap 1.3 QJPN 65.20 ... –90 0.1 ..k

.. .. 76 .. C+ 61.0 SpMsUsa 2.0 QUS 59.81 +1.23 +9 2 99ê

.. .. 11 .. B–31.5 SpdMetM 3.5 XME 14.45 –.41 –12 2.0m ..ò

.. .. 36 .. D 27.5 SpdrMultA 1.8 RLY 22.18 –.20 +381 296 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B–66.3 SpdNvBB 4.0 BABS 59.80 –.15 –78 1 ..k

.. .. 75 .. B 24.6 SpdNvBr 2.4 CXA 24.31 +.15 –18 17 ..k

.. .. 69 .. D–24.5 SpdNvBr .9 SHM 24.29 +.01 +40 693 ..k

.. .. 73 .. C– 24.7 SpdNvBr 2.3 TFI 24.32 +.09 +158 901 ..k

.. .. 66 .. D–59.1 SpdrNS& 4.6 HYMB 56.70 +.16 –47 55 ..k

.. .. 18 .. A–30.8 SpdrOGEq 2.8 XES 17.50 –.79 –8 490 ..ò

.. .. 15 .. D–56.2 SpdrOGEx 2.5 XOP 29.56 –1.05 +29 17m ..ò

.. .. 40 .. D–67.3 SpdrPhrm .7 XPH 53.90 –.83 +2 195 ..ò

.. .. 80 .. B 31.6 SpdRlEstSlSc XLRE 31.09 –.04 –72 2 99ê

.. .. 40 .. C– 51.3 SpdrRetl 1.2 XRT 43.46 –.93 –21 3.9m ..ò

.. .. 73 .. B 50.7 SpdrPrJ 2.9 JPP 47.07 –.10 –48 3 ..k

.. .. 73 .. B+ 78.6 SpRus10 2.3 LGLV 74.51 –1.11 –31 1 ..k

.. .. 63 .. C 80.0 SpRs200 2.8 SMLV 75.19 –.62 +152 7 ..k

.. .. 65 .. B 100 SpdrRuss 1.9 ONEK 96.50 +.12 –28 2 ..k

.. .. 61 .. .. 60.1 ONEY ONEY 58.17 –.51–100 0.3 99ê

.. .. 49 .. D 76.5 SpdrRus 2.2 TWOK 67.40 –.36 –83 6 ..k

.. .. 62 .. B 160 SpdrRuss 2.3 THRK 152.4 +.09 +57 6 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B–89.8 SpdrRuss 1.5 RSCO 79.60 –.63 +324 7 ..k

.. .. 63 .. A+87.1 SpdSP150 2.2 VLU 80.78 +1.36 –75 0.4 ..k

.. .. 54 .. C– 129 Spdr400 1.2 MDYG 119.0 –1.65 –46 14 ..k

.. .. 46 .. C 89.1 Spdr400 4.4 MDYV 77.86 –.90 –6 11 ..k

.. .. 65 .. B–213 SPDR 2.0 SPY 204.9 –3.17 +49 169m ..ò

.. .. 68 .. .. 51.6 Spd500Fossil SPYX 49.65 –.40 –96 0.7 99ê

.. .. 72 .. B–103 Spdr500G 1.5 SPYG 100.8 –1.48 –1 27 ..k

.. .. 61 .. .. 31.2 Sp500HiDiv SPYD 29.39 –.22 –63 4 99ê

.. .. 59 .. B 103 Spdr500 2.5 SPYV 96.53 –1.12 +87 16 ..k

.. .. 53 .. B–111 Spdr600Sm 1.4 SLY 101.6 –1.13 +99 31 ..k

.. .. 59 .. E 196 Spdr600S 1.1 SLYG 182.1 –1.79 –38 11 ..k

.. .. 48 .. B 111 Spdr600 1.7 SLYV 97.76 –.92 +49 35 ..k

.. .. 54 .. C 60.0 SpdrSPAe .9 XAR 52.92 –.51 –2 39 ..k

.. .. 69 .. C+ 37.3 SpdSPBan 1.6 KBE 34.30 –.57 +54 3.0m ..ò

.. .. 42 .. A–25.7 SPBRIC40 2.9 BIK 19.28 –.22 –32 11 ..k

.. .. 42 .. B–52.6 SpdSPCpM 2.3 KCE 43.39 –.71 –73 6 ..ò

.. .. 51 .. C 100 SpdChin 1.7 GXC 74.62 –.96 +78 118 ..k

.. .. 33 .. C– 33.1 SpdrEEu 4.7 GUR 23.13 –.07 –39 4 ..k

.. .. 25 .. C– 74.0 SpdEMEA 3.8 GAF 50.68 +.64 +354 19 ..k

.. .. 40 .. C 48.4 SpdrEMS 3.1 EWX 37.75 –.31 –3 88 ..ò

.. .. 27 .. D+53.4 SpEmLtA 3.4 GML 36.72 +.09 –52 3 ..k

.. .. 46 .. C– 96.2 SpEmAsP 1.6 GMF 75.56 –.59 –37 27 ..k

.. .. 25 .. D–36.8 SpdrS&P 5.5 EDIV 24.33 –.14 –43 61 ..ò

.. .. 36 .. C 70.4 SpdEMkt 2.5 GMM 52.81 –.56 –48 27 ..k

.. .. 38 .. C– 51.2 SpdrSPGb 3.3 GII 41.48 –.66 –95 1 ..k

.. .. 24 .. C+ 47.4 SpdrS&P 4.1 GNR 31.75 –.91 +31 238 ..ò

.. .. 40 .. E 69.5 SpdrSPG 4.5 WDIV 57.76 –.62 –25 7 ..k

.. .. 66 .. B–55.4 SpdrS&PH .2 XHE 46.95 –.28 –61 4 ..k

.. .. 44 .. C+ 68.1 SpdrSPHt .1 XHS 57.18 +.18 –2 32 ..k

.. .. 57 .. C 42.5 SpdrICn 2.1 IPD 37.28 +.18 +22 3 ..k

.. .. 75 .. B 52.0 SpdrICn 2.0 IPS 41.25 +.25 –82 4 ..k

.. .. 26 .. D 22.9 SpdrIEn 5.0 IPW 15.03 –.28 +311 36 ..k

.. .. 60 .. D+55.6 SpdrIHl 1.5 IRY 49.98 –.30 –8 7 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B+ 32.1 SpdrIIn 2.0 IPN 28.00 –.22 +43 6 ..k

.. .. 31 .. B 22.7 SpdrIMa 3.7 IRV 16.34 –.20 +169 4 ..k

.. .. 60 .. C– 28.0 SpdrITe 3.1 IST 25.17 –.24 –3 3 ..k

.. .. 49 .. B–18.5 SpdrIUt 3.9 IPU 16.08 –.07 –25 5 ..k

.. .. 72 .. C– 73.2 SpdSPIn 1.8 KIE 69.13 –1.04 +481 657 ..ò

.. .. 30 .. C– 46.6 SpdrIntD 6.2 DWX 33.12 –.63 +38 299 ..ò

.. .. 55 .. E 42.2 SpS500I 5.5 HDWX 38.47 –.51 0 0.3 99ê

.. .. 51 .. D+26.9 SpdrIFn 3.2 IPF 19.63 +.23 +550 22 ..k

.. .. 60 .. B–33.5 SpdrInt 2.2 MDD 29.45 +.07 +270 30 ..k

.. .. 57 .. D 31.6 SpdrInt 1.7 GWX 28.31 –.36 –27 87 ..k

.. .. 62 .. E 35.2 SpdrInt .9 IPK 31.32 –.63 –56 1 ..k

.. .. 50 .. D+282 SpdSpMd 1.4 MDY 254.3 –3.10 –41 1.1m ..ò

.. .. 73 .. C 46.3 SpdS&PRe 1.7 KRE 42.43 –.59 +26 6.2m ..ò

.. .. 46 .. D+20.1 SpdrSPR 4.5 RBL 14.82 –.07 –28 6 ..k

.. .. 76 .. B+ 53.1 SpdrSPSo .4 XSW 50.63 –.62 +2 5 ..k

.. .. 57 .. B–61.1 SpdrS&PTe 1.3 XTL 55.75 –.47 +75 6 ..k

.. .. 33 .. C+ 55.7 SpdrS&P .6 XTN 43.52 –.69 +342 215 ..k

.. .. 48 .. C– 30.1 SpdWldx 2.9 GWL 25.91 –.31 –32 120 ..k

.. .. 79 .. C 46.5 SpdrSemi .5 XSD 43.51 –.32 +44 243 ..ò

.. .. 57 .. B 36.5 SpdSsga 2.8 GAL 33.36 –.13 +72 84 ..k

.. .. 54 .. C– 34.1 SpdrSsga 3.3 INKM 30.03 –.02 +44 15 ..k

.. .. 67 .. B+ 41.0 SpdrSsgaU .4 ULST 39.91 –.02 –85 1 ..k

.. .. 44 .. B–37.9 SpdrStx 3.8 FEU 31.84 –.37 –30 32 ..k

.. .. 77 .. C+ 44.7 SPDRTech 1.8 XLK 43.22 –.69 +12 12m ..ò

.. .. 61 .. C+ 49.8 SPDRUtil 3.6 XLU 43.49 +.09 +10 13m ..ò

.. .. 70 .. B–45.5 SpdrWFPf 5.8 PSK 44.74 +.29 –65 49 ..k

.. .. 69 .. B–183 SpdrDow 2.3 DIA 175.1 –2.54 +37 8.5m ..o

.. .. 48 .. E 15.8 SpecOpps 2.5 SPE 14.05 –.06 –44 10 ..k56 92 30 A C– 60.1 Spectra 6.1 SEP 40.68 –.23 +51 769 9o

15 37 17 C D–38.5 Spectra 6.5 SE 22.94 –.98 +50 8.7m 17o

24 2 12 D B 37.0 Spectranet SPNC 14.04 +.11 –57 294 ..o94 89 75 B A–106 Spectrum 1.3 r SPB 99.0 –.52 0 233 22o

30 23 32 D D 7.7 SpectrmPh SPPI 5.86 +.01 –49 570 ..o8 15 2 E E 3.2 SpeedComrce SPDC .07 +.01 +999 12m ..ê

52 61 50 D B 25.7 Speedwy 3.1 TRK 19.55 –.47 +26 47 27ê

9 2 3 D E 7.5 Sphere3D ANY 1.33 –.15 –24 253 ..o

13 55 1 E E 1.2 Spherix SPEX .15 –.00 –56 408 ..ê

71 84 57 B E 58.0 SpiritAero SPR 48.44 –1.24 –26 861 12o

68 95 13 A B–83.5 SpiritAir SAVE 40.43 –1.04 –17 2.0m 9o

70 78 51 D C 13.0 SpiritRe 7.0 SRC 10.03 –.17 –5 3.3m 30o

51 78 36 C D 76.9 Splunk SPLK 54.30 –1.12 –3 1.7m 99o

32 25 56 D D 21.7 SpokHl 3.0 SPOK 16.66 –.15 +37 97 19ê

67 75 92 .. C+ 14.9 SprtsWrh SPWH 12.12 +.11 –25 231 21o

51 68 44 D C– 28.9 SpragueR 9 SRLP 21.00 +.05 +18 33 3ê

16 28 22 E D 5.5 Sprint S 3.60 –.09 –53 8.6m ..o.. .. 28 .. D–7.6 SprottF 8.5 FUND 5.63 –.04 +96 136 ..k.. .. 26 .. B+ 22.0 SprottGl .3 SGDM 12.42 –.89 +94 152 ..ê

.. .. 26 .. D 29.2 SprottGldMrs SGDJ 18.97 –1.04 –6 7 99ê

.. .. 40 .. C– 10.9 SprottGld PHYS 8.61 –.19 +108 1.2m ..k

.. .. 25 .. C 9.0 SprottPhysicl SPPP 5.99 –.19 –51 35 ..k

.. .. 34 .. D–7.4 SprttPhySilv PSLV 5.27 –.17 +63 569 ..k87 91 49 A B+ 38.5 SproutsFarm SFM 25.69 –.12 –19 1.4m 32o

48 15 52 D .. 14.8 SquareA SQ 12.32 +.05 –88 617 ..o66 49 80 C D–21.6 StJoe JOE 18.19 –.50 –4 427 ..o64 82 35 A C 80.8 StJudeM 1.9 r STJ 61.06 –1.13 +1 1.8m 13o

35 25 37 E B–10.8 StaarSurg STAA 7.61 –.16 –56 42 99o

26 54 6 D E 10.2 Staffing360 STAF 3.93 –.07 –89 0.2 ..k36 2 44 D D–27.6 StagInd 7.3 STAG 19.01 +.22 –17 483 ..o6 18 9 D D 23.3 StageSt 7.0 SSI 8.53 +.25 –11 960 8o

99 99 99 A B 109 Stamps STMP 106.3 –1.54 +7 341 29o

87 65 97 C C– 115 Stancorp 1.2 SFG 113.7 +.01 +37 252 19ê

76 69 86 C B–45.7 StdrdMt 1.5 r SMP 39.84 –.66 +27 145 17ê

72 79 71 B B–93.1 Standex .7 SXI 80.43 –.93 –13 63 17ê

51 78 43 E D 3.6 StanleyFurn STLY 2.68 +.03 –82 2 20ê

78 66 83 C C– 111 StnlyBlk 2.0 SWK 107.5 –1.86 +44 1.8m 18o

83 73 65 B B+ 30.0 Stantec 1.2 STN 25.06 –.20 –74 4 13ê

7 42 11 D E 19.4 Staples 5.1 SPLS 9.48 –.08 +92 20m 9o

6 9 1 D E 6.7 StarBulkn SBLK .71 +.04 –30 340 ..o45 43 53 D C+ 10.0 StarGa 5.2 SGU 7.32 +.03 –45 43 11ò

92 94 92 A D+64.0 Starbuc 1.1 r SBUX.59.52 –.83 +9 9.0m 37o

18 23 12 E D–22.0 Starret 4.1 SCX 9.75 +.24 +12 17 16ê

20 3 14 E D 10.1 Startek SRT 3.51 –.04 –66 4 ..ê

48 84 32 B D 88.0 Starwoo 2.2 HOT 66.94 –1.27 –48 1.9m 20o

58 64 44 A B–24.8 Starwd 9 r STWD 20.78 +.12 –35 1.5m 9o

43 18 42 D D–26.9 Starwd 3.4 SWAY 22.45 –.15 –3 235 ..o45 36 44 A C 46.6 StarzA STRZA 33.28 –.84 –6 738 12o

49 28 35 C D–27.4 StateAu 1.9 STFC 20.58 –.69 +28 36 8ê

77 25 80 B B–23.7 StateBa 1.3 STBZ 21.24 –.24 +21 148 20ê

88 82 49 A B 13.1 StateNatl 2.5 r SNC 9.57 –.12 –39 67 10ê

46 56 37 B C 81.3 StateSt 2.0 r STT 66.40 –2.21 +44 3.8m 13o

14 11 28 D C 21.7 Statoil 4.9 STO 13.71 –.68 +45 4.6m 15o

13 9 9 .. D 11.1 Steadymed STDY 2.67 –.03 –22 9 ..ê

6 14 9 C E 7.1 StlthGas GASS 3.03 –.07 +101 79 8o

25 27 37 C D+23.2 SteelDy 3.2 STLD 17.01 +.20 +77 5.1m 16o

3 9 12 E E 24.9 SteelExcel SXCL 13.14 +.04 –34 9 ..k47 39 60 D D 19.5 SteelPartnrs SPLP 16.94 +.78 +55 27 ..ê

83 95 75 C B–20.5 Steelca 2.4 SCS 19.11 –.19 –14 421 18ò

22 54 13 C E 13.0 SteinM 4.3 r SMRT 6.96 –.02 +53 281 9o

36 22 26 E .. 9.7 StellarBiotec SBOT 7.57 –.22 +37 29 ..ê

32 20 31 B D+12.8 StellusCa 13 SCM 9.78 –.24 –50 24 7ê

28 40 12 D B 1.4 StemCells STEM .44 –.00 –54 393 ..ê

21 20 6 D D–18.9 StemlineThr STML 6.33 +.08 +37 136 ..o68 66 93 D C– 55.7 Stepan 1.5 SCL 51.52 –.26 –9 86 16o

23 39 13 .. D 3.0 Stereotxs STXS .85 –.03 –30 64 ..o58 78 34 A C– 151 Stericycle SRCL 118.7 +.05 –32 790 26o

96 84 89 A B–77.5 Steris 1.4 STE 73.57 –.53 –42 663 22o

98 85 93 A B–17.8 Sterling 1.7 STL 16.88 –.38 +57 1.3m 18o

75 49 97 E A+6.7 SterlingCons STRL 6.40 +.13 +73 186 ..o44 69 24 B C+ 44.7 SteveMaden SHOO 30.54 –.22 –28 550 17o

63 47 55 C C 44.0 Stewart 3.2 STC 36.95 –1.20 +14 117 21o

48 63 29 B C– 59.9 StifelFncl SF 42.75 –.66 0 523 15o

7 23 18 E E 15.4 StillwtrM SWC 8.49 –.31 –20 1.3m ..o24 17 31 E D+10.0 STmicro 5.1 STM 6.61 –.06 –10 781 25o

87 68 85 A C– 42.0 StockYard 2.2 SYBT 38.04 –.70 –24 24 15ê

3 23 4 E D–19.7 StoneEgy SGY 4.02 –.21 –5 2.9m ..o.. .. 34 .. C– 15.7 StoneHrb 15 EDI 11.61 +.12 –23 36 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. E 17.5 StnHrbr 18 EDF 11.95 +.19 –35 42 ..ê

59 64 44 A D 22.2 Stonecst 8.4 BANX 16.57 –.18 +52 34 13ê

99 90 84 A C– 34.0 Stonegt 1.0 SGBK 32.32 –.67 –34 25 16ê

6 23 8 D E 12.5 StonegtMrtg SGM 5.19 +.13 –79 17 28ê

37 16 65 E C 32.1 Stonemr 9 STON 27.60 +.02 +1 144 ..o81 86 90 D B+ 15.0 Stoneridge SRI 13.94 –.36 –26 63 14o

97 99 83 A C+ 24.17StreCap 4.7 STOR 22.95 +.01 –19 581 36o

15 23 12 D B–50.0 StrghtPathB STRP 16.72 –.03 –73 249 ..o11 26 12 C B–84.9 Stratasys SSYS 25.85 +.97 +68 1.8m 38o

.. .. 80 .. D 9.1 Stratgic 8.0 SGL 8.77 –.10 +73 123 ..ê

38 40 32 C C– 89.9 Strattec .9 STRT 59.15 –.70 –43 7 14ê

57 49 83 D D–17.4 StratsPrptys STRS 15.80 –.70 –81 0.5 15ê

56 29 74 B C 75.0 StrayerEd STRA 59.14 +1.09 –12 109 15o

22 55 4 E E 4.4 Streamline STRM 1.24 +.01 +569 339 ..ê

50 2 99 .. B+ 14.3 StrngBrdgBio SBBP 6.08 +.07 –79 15 ..k69 80 53 A E 105 Stryker 1.6 r SYK 92.71 –1.22 +2 1.6m 18o

27 39 19 D D–6.3 StudentT 12 STB 3.58 –.10 +1 133 99o

77 66 90 C C+ 66.1 SturmRu 1.9 RGR 58.86 –.83 –26 153 37o

7 22 10 E E 45.9 SuburbP 15 SPH 23.34 –.98 +60 484 16o


















72 96 40 A D 29.7 Sucampon SCMP 17.46 +.40 –46 371 24o

87 68 85 B C 31.4 Suffolk 1.5 SUBK 27.25 –1.26 +491 129 17ê

44 32 56 C B 9.3 Sumitom 2.8 SMFG 7.62 –.09 +5 1.2m 9o

48 27 51 D B 3.6 SummerInf SUMR 1.90 ... –63 16 95ê

74 75 56 B E 13.1 SumitFn 2.8 SMMF 11.30 –.00 –22 5 7ê

72 78 51 C D+14.6 SummitH 3.9 INN 12.15 –.16 +7 356 36ê

52 78 30 D D 28.6 SummitMat SUM 19.17 –.58 –25 539 18o

19 53 8 E D+41.2 SumitMd 14 SMLP 15.59 –.26 –2 274 ..o91 94 65 A B–14.3 SummitSt 3.5 SSBI 13.60 –.04 +207 8 10ê

36 5 52 .. B–14.8 SumitThera SMMT 10.96 +.21 +500 33 ..ê

75 78 79 E C 22.2 SunBancorp SNBC 20.71 –.23 –23 19 60o

95 91 80 B C– 72.9 SunComm 3.7 SUI 69.52 –.34 –16 323 99o

44 39 41 B B–42.4 SunHydr 1.2 SNHY 31.06 –.33 –17 68 21o

73 80 50 C B–36.7 SunLife 3.8 SLF 31.29 –.56 +17 499 8o

1 25 2 E E 20.0 Suncoke 17 SXC 3.51 +.46 +16 1.6m 43o

11 75 5 C E 26.3 SunCoke 33 r SXCP 6.80 +1.50 +82 467 4o

22 19 43 D D+33.5 SuncorE 3.4 SU 25.40 –.18 +27 5.2m 19o

6 9 3 E B 33.5 SunEdison SUNE 6.25 +.04 –33 34m ..o9 17 6 E D+27.9 SunedisnSmi SEMI 7.95 +.19 +47 391 ..o

20 48 6 E C 3.7 Sunesis SNSS .87 ... –12 380 ..o5 3 13 E D+2.0 SunlinkH SSY 1.02 –.02 –51 8 ..ê

7 40 13 E E 46.7 SunocoL 7.9 SXL 23.08 –.53 +107 2.9m ..o70 89 36 B B 54.8 Sunoco 8.3 SUN 36.00 –.98 –5 323 13o

25 28 16 D C– 12.6 SunOpta STKL 6.73 –.14 –44 535 21o

57 45 72 C B+ 35.1 Sunpower SPWR 27.66 –.25 +104 3.4m 39o

82 67 91 D A–13.3 Sunrun RUN 12.71 +1.08 +531 3.6m ..o91 65 89 D B+ 15.5 SunshnBanc SBCP 15.02 +.20 –16 6 ..ê

10 22 3 E E 6.9 SunshnHeart SSH 1.28 –.07 +61 154 ..o

64 67 36 C B–18.0 Sunstone 3.8 SHO 13.56 –.18 +27 2.6m 29o

77 86 80 C D+45.8 Suntrust 2.2 r STI 43.24 –.83 –19 3.3m 12o

45 80 16 A E 42.0 SuperMicro SMCI 22.84 –.39 –65 224 10o

34 73 6 B E 14.4 Supercom r SPCB 4.49 –.16 +4 224 5k

6 43 1 E E 2.9 SupTech SCON .21 +.03 +164 1.4m ..ê

5 23 5 C E 4.3 SuperiorDrill SDPI 1.03 –.02 +66 60 ..ê

13 23 18 E B 27.0 Superior 2.4 SPN 13.09 –.80 +11 3.0m ..o52 72 53 E C– 20.5 Superio 3.9 SUP 18.26 –.40 –12 82 22o

72 79 58 B C 23.7 Superio 2.0 SGC 16.20 –.50 +87 53 18ê

41 38 60 D E 23.3 SuprnsPhrm SUPN 13.84 +.19 –20 648 65o

34 62 20 .. B–12.0 Suprvalu SVU 6.74 –.11 –57 1.6m 8ò

20 23 18 E C– 2.2 Support SPRT 1.06 ... –5 227 ..ê

45 64 33 C B–8.9 Supreme 1.7 STS 6.90 –.20 +54 18 11ê

47 22 91 .. C+ 22.3 SurgeryPtnrs SGRY 20.71 –.09 +86 482 ..o85 75 86 A B–41.0 SurgicalCare SCAI 40.20 +2.50 +261 671 19o

68 85 32 A D+27.7 Surmodics SRDX 20.25 +.02 +101 103 20o

97 76 91 C B+ 13.8 Sussex 1.2 r SBBX 13.32 –.18 +36 6 17ê

1 13 3 E E 4.9 SutorTchn TOR .64 –.02 –16 7 ..k1 23 1 E E 4.8 SwiftErgy SFY .16 –.02 –28 374 ..o

25 68 10 B D–29.2 SwiftTrnsp r SWFT 14.17 –.07 –17 2.7m 9o

22 10 15 E C– 2.6 Swisher SWSH .97 +.01 +29 68 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. C 12.6 SwssHlv .6 SWZ 10.81 –.04 +99 65 ..k89 83 95 D A–33.0 SykesEnt SYKE 31.20 –.58 –42 168 16o

46 52 39 B B 27.3 Symntc 3.0 r SYMC 20.16 –.31 +24 7.1m 11o

88 75 94 C B–31.9 Symetra 1.4 SYA 31.64 –.03 +93 871 17ê

74 48 91 E B 9.7 SymetrySrg SSRG 9.45 +.25 +381 105 ..ê

53 56 78 E B+ 2.8 Synacor SYNC 1.73 +.04 –48 29 99ê

10 42 6 D D–18.8 Synalloy 4.8 r SYNL 6.29 –.35 +82 60 5ê

81 90 69 A C– 102 Synaptics SYNA 79.83 –.01 –4 472 12o

81 97 28 A D+52.5 Synchronos SNCR 36.14 –1.30 0 432 16o

75 73 58 A D–36.4 SynchronyFinl SYF 30.01 –.52 –54 8.0m 11o

51 20 91 .. C– 10.2 SynrgyPhm SGYP 6.04 –.04 –42 963 ..o27 53 25 B E 13.5 SynrgyRsrcs SYRG 9.07 –.42 +121 3.2m 26ò

48 70 23 D C 12.9 SyneronMed ELOS 7.74 –.03 –65 92 36o

53 49 81 B C– 98.2 Syngenta 2.7 SYT 74.24 –2.02 –40 387 20ò

77 66 89 C C 96.9 Synnex .9 SNX 91.03 –1.68 –37 132 14ò

61 71 53 A D–52.8 Synopsys r SNPS 45.22 –.50 –17 734 16o

85 58 89 B C 33.8 Synovus 1.5 r SNV 32.28 –.32 +52 1.4m 20o

11 44 1 .. E 3.2 SyntaPhrma SNTA .32 –.01 –50 1.2m ..o91 87 59 A B 53.0 Syntel SYNT 45.57 –.66 –44 82 15o

30 37 79 E D 2.1 SynthEnn SYMX 1.03 +.02 –13 92 ..ê

39 4 75 .. C 4.3 SyntheticBiolg SYN 2.43 ... +16 1.1m ..ê

33 19 44 B B–8.2 Synutran r SYUT 5.08 –.02 –23 39 6ê

13 38 13 E C 2.9 Sypris 8.0 SYPR 1.00 –.06 –61 50 ..ê

75 52 80 C D 42.0 Sysco 3.0 SYY 41.25 –.29 0 4.1m 22o

13 15 4 E D 3.1 SysorexGlbl SYRX .59 –.01 –65 53 ..ê

26 25 35 E C– 14.8 Systemax SYX 8.40 +.07 +61 30 ..ê

— T —98 97 98 A A NH 7TALEduc XRS 48.01 +.52 +1 796 32o

78 83 80 D D+8.1 TATTech 3.4 TATT 6.86 –.14 +211 6 15ê

60 45 41 C B–17.3 TCFFncl 2.1 TCB 14.25 –.19 +3 1.4m 15o

59 62 44 A C– 16.9 TCPCap 10 r TCPC 14.11 +.12 +67 292 6o

3 11 2 B E 7.2 TCPIntl TCPI .80 –.07 –65 54 2k

32 74 17 A E 78.5 TCPipel 8.4 TCP 42.43 –.02 +12 188 14o

70 70 61 A C– 39.1 TDAmtr 2.0 AMTD 34.83 –.87 +14 2.9m 23o

95 92 94 C B 19.3 TFSFncl 2.1 TFSL 19.06 –.17 +16 285 76o

56 65 49 A D+12.7 THLCred 12 TCRD 11.07 –.12 +31 160 7o

.. .. 38 .. B–19.5 THLCredi 8.8 TSLF 14.97 +.02 +24 30 ..k5 9 13 E E 1.3 THTHtTrns THTI .49 –.06 –73 3 ..ê

58 82 56 C D 6.9 TICCCap 18 r TICC 6.20 +.01 –7 323 4ê

27 51 11 D B–24.5 TIMPart 2.3 TSU 9.29 –.07 +3 1.8m 6o

80 78 71 A B 76.9 TJXCos 1.2 r TJX 70.65 –1.20 –10 3.3m 21o

74 79 60 A D 18.6 TpgSpec 9 TSLX 16.95 +.20 +102 309 8ê

90 78 90 D C+ 5.5 TSR TSRI 4.70 –.01 +25 3 29k

59 45 87 D C– 43.4 T–MobileUS TMUS 39.20 +.07 +2 4.9m 65o

22 5 14 D B–24.0 T2Biosys TTOO 10.43 –.19 –31 106 ..o74 99 57 B C 131 TableaSftr DATA 90.21 –1.99 –44 655 99o

23 11 22 B C– 16.1 TahoeRe 3.0 TAHO 8.07 –.67 –6 1.0m 26o

50 54 68 E C 1.1 Taitron TAIT 1.01 +.04 +18 8 ..ê

.. .. 39 .. C+ 18.5 TaiwanFd TWN 14.62 +.07 –63 3 ..ê

84 79 77 A C 25.8 TaiwSem 2.5 TSM 22.96 –.20 +2 8.9m 11ò

98 78 96 A B–37.0 TakeTwoIS TTWO 35.85 –.38 –25 1.0m 12o

28 34 14 B C 42.5 TALIntl 17 TAL 16.79 +.04 –31 334 5o

22 43 3 C E 20.3 TalenEnrg TLN 5.86 –.33 –10 1.4m ..o

40 95 6 B D+35.0 Tallgrass 4.2 TEGP 13.58 –.66 –13 262 42o

49 83 24 A D–53.7 Tallgrass 6.9 TEP 35.02 –.73 +103 417 17o

88 60 89 B B+ 18.4 Talmer .2 TLMR 17.44 –.22 +31 334 22o

55 40 44 D B+ 14.3 TandemDiab TNDM 11.10 –.35 –19 154 ..o44 47 35 B B–9.5 TandyLthr r TLF 6.97 –.15 –83 0.9 10ê

81 97 56 A E 40.8 TangerF 3.4 SKT 33.29 –.02 +99 1.6m 26o

47 39 29 B A 14.9 Tangoe TNGO 8.50 –.15 –49 206 16o

19 25 4 A E 34.0 Tantech TANH 5.27 –.01 –72 61 8k

9 2 17 .. B–0.9 TanzRy TRX .27 –.01 –4 109 ..o60 3 93 E B+ 4.0 TaomHdg TAOM 3.57 –.03 +610 211 ..o95 83 83 A B 14.87TarenaA r TEDU 11.00 –.21 –33 173 24ê

6 11 4 C E 50.4 TargaRes 21 NGLS 15.28 –.81 +68 2.6m 18o

15 39 3 C D–108 TargaRs 13 TRGP 26.42 –1.86 +49 2.0m 22o

52 75 43 C D–85.8 Target 3.1 r TGT 72.33 –1.47 +14 6.7m 15o

89 90 74 A B+ 173 TaroPharm TARO 153.6 –.21 –37 74 12o

7 42 8 E D–1.1 Taseko TGB .34 –.03 –33 103 ..o41 71 13 B D 36.0 TASER TASR 16.98 +.20 –47 1.1m 47o

7 29 4 .. E 0.8 TasmanMetals TAS .17 –.02 +94 73 ..k28 28 32 C B 51.8 TataMot .5 TTM 28.43 –.46 –49 865 15o

82 81 74 B C– 85.3 Taubman 3.0 r TCO 75.23 +.34 –15 476 9o

86 87 93 B D 17.4 TaylrDvice TAYD 14.41 +.07 +54 18 17k

54 47 26 B E 21.6 TaylorMris r TMHC 15.45 –.68 +53 680 12o

.. .. 64 .. C– 5.5 TCWStrat 3.8 TSI 5.26 +.02 –14 62 ..k52 65 57 B E 73.7 TeConnc 2.1 TEL 63.39 –.80 –13 2.1m 17o

60 91 19 A E 70.2 TeamHlth TMH 44.20 –1.10 –6 971 16o

51 59 25 B B–47.6 Team r TISI 32.75 –1.03 –31 97 17k

17 5 8 E E 3.2 TearLab TEAR 1.25 +.01 –10 70 ..o63 71 76 E C– 79.1 TechData r TECD 66.63 –1.50 –48 242 12o

16 19 25 D D+6.1 TechComm TCCO 2.96 –.02 –52 4 ..ê

55 79 28 B B–12.6 TechTargt TTGT 8.28 –.14 –56 37 28ê

1 18 3 E C 16.4 TeckRes 7.4 TCK 3.11 –.25 +54 13m 6o

93 50 91 A B–16.0 Tecnoglass TGLS 13.70 –.23 –46 19 13ê

80 46 95 B B–27.2 TecoEne 3.4 TE 26.78 –.09 –17 1.3m 25o

23 50 21 D E 5.7 Tecogen TGEN 3.25 +.29 +339 25 ..ê

5 39 2 B E 43.7 TeekayL 31 TGP 9.01 –9.37+244 963 4o

7 40 1 B E 27.4 TeekayO 59 TOO 3.76 –4.04+152 1.1m 2o

17 78 1 C E 52.8 Teekay 30 TK 7.27 –10.22 +3183.1m 7o

70 78 77 C C– 8.5 TeekTnk 7.2 TNK 6.65 –.69 +91 4.4m 5o

74 72 64 B C+ 33.4 Tegna 2.2 r TGNA 26.00 –.58 –25 1.1m 13o

17 19 23 D D–30.7 TejonRanch TRC 19.20 –.52 +13 42 99ê

.. .. 33 .. C 39.2 TeklaHlth 7.9 r HQH 30.05 –.12 –5 112 ..k

.. .. 33 .. C+ 21.5 TeklaHlt 29 THQ 16.76 –.36 +33 218 ..x

.. .. 32 .. D–31.2 TeklaLif 7.8 r HQL 24.10 –.02 –39 36 ..k

.. .. 29 .. D 20.3 TeklaW 9 THW 15.31 –.07 +113 342 99x

74 78 56 C D–6.7 TelInstrmnt TIK 4.96 –.14 –57 11 19ê

15 2 17 D E 35.4 Teladoc TDOC 18.36 –.29 –55 116 ..o39 14 77 E D 11.7 TelItali 2.2 TIA 10.18 –.08 –89 9 99ê

41 32 37 B D+26.4 TelecmA 6.1 TEO 16.45 +.65 –35 138 7o

45 14 77 D C+ 14.2 TelItalia TI 12.56 ... +3 81 99o

81 55 98 C B+ 5.0 TlCmSys TSYS 4.96 ... –65 379 18o

48 52 37 C D–111 Teledyne TDY 88.18 –1.29 –32 130 16o

73 65 74 B C– 140 Teleflex 1.0 TFX 131.9 –.14 –17 180 22o

19 10 19 D B–19.5 Telefoni 11 VIV 9.70 –.22 0 2.5m 11o

26 21 28 D D 15.7 Telefon 6.7 TEF 11.54 –.16 +119 3.6m 21o

58 30 82 E B+ 47.1 Telekom 2.1 TLK 43.73 –.22 +71 360 19o

21 11 26 D D 9.8 TeleNav TNAV 6.12 +.04 –5 89 ..ê

63 78 61 D B–30.8 TeleDat 2.1 TDS 26.10 –.67 –16 363 14o

82 67 87 B B+ 30.8 TeleTech 1.3 r TTEC 28.58 –.52 +23 97 19o

57 2 74 B B+ 12.1 Teligent TLGT 8.56 –.37 –17 314 ..o49 71 27 A E 36.8 Telus 4.6 TU 27.13 –2.33 +438 1.2m 10o

.. .. 50 .. D 7.5 TempltG 4.7 GIM 6.35 +.03 +26 552 ..ê

.. .. 53 .. B 22.8 TmpDragn 5.5 TDF 17.49 –.03 +96 119 ..k

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10 17 31 D E 32.8 Tenaris 3.9 TS 23.28 –.56 –21 2.2m 86o

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54 74 45 B C– 74.8 Tennant 1.4 r TNC 57.32 –.99 +23 90 21o

49 73 32 C D 61.7 Tenneco r TEN 45.63 –2.63 +34 723 10o

22 35 20 B C 47.0 Teradata r TDC 26.82 –.74 –22 1.9m 11o

65 35 78 B C+ 21.3 Teradyne 1.2 TER 20.62 +.27 +32 3.2m 16o

36 75 27 D C 29.3 Terex 1.3 r TEX 18.64 –.06 –43 816 9o

18 36 20 D C 21.0 Ternium 7.4 TX 12.20 –.16 –18 275 12o

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82 48 85 B C– 24.0 Terreno 3.2 TRNO 22.65 ... –8 255 70ê

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10 23 16 E C 13.6 Tesco 2.8 TESO 7.03 –.24 –16 235 ..o43 23 63 D C+ 286 Tesla TSLA 233.4 –1.12 –16 3.3m ..o

82 97 94 D D+119 Tesoro 1.9 TSO 106.0 +1.16 +6 2.1m 7o

57 80 33 A B–61.7 TesoroL 6.5 TLLP 45.87 +.79 +86 652 35o

14 18 24 E E 29.5 Tessco 4.2 TESS 19.00 –.38 –17 14 25k

50 33 34 B B–43.7 Tessera 2.5 TSRA 31.66 –.92 –30 287 12o

60 62 77 D C 28.2 TetraTe 1.2 TTEK 26.29 –.73 –9 272 15o

72 74 93 C A–9.4 TetraTech TTI 7.78 –.29 –2 765 19o

12 20 6 .. E 6.3 TetralgPhrm TLOG 1.39 +.02 +17 80 ..o19 23 6 D C– 52.9 Tetraphase TTPH 9.65 –.32 +7 1.0m ..o.. .. 44 .. C– 27.8 TeucrCorn CORN 22.08 +.22 +47 37 ..ò

.. .. 47 .. C+ 21.6 TeucrmSoyb SOYB 17.58 +.27 +38 11 ..ò

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77 64 82 B B+ 72.3 TevaPha 1.8 TEVA 65.33 –.54 +15 7.3m 11o

67 73 42 A D–63.7 TexasCap TCBI 48.08 –2.18 +32 546 16o

81 48 83 A B+ 60.0 TexsInst 2.7 r TXN 56.53 –1.54 –2 6.2m 20o

81 85 58 A D 164 TexPacL .2 TPL 132.7 –1.35 +55 18 22ê

60 71 53 B D 40.8 TxRoadh 2.0 TXRH 34.51 –.21 –49 373 26o

24 26 11 B C+ 35.3 Textain 6.5 TGH 14.67 –.17 –34 349 5o

76 74 55 C B+ 46.9 Textron .2 TXT 41.42 –1.19 –32 1.4m 16o

63 78 25 D C 31.2 Textura TXTR 22.12 +.34 –39 203 99o

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35 50 19 B D–25.6 ThermonGrp THR 16.53 –.23 –33 130 13o

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43 4 49 D B–15.5 ThirdPtReinsr TPRE 13.50 –.11 –9 231 ..o2 23 2 E E 1.8 ThomCrkgn TC .23 –.02 +109 1.8m ..o

54 65 53 C C+ 42.6 ThomReu 3.5 TRI 37.86 –.87 +20 1.0m 19o

90 89 58 B B+ 64.7 ThorInd 2.1 r THO 55.94 –1.72 +81 683 13o

8 21 8 C B–34.0 ThreeDSys DDD 10.00 +.55 +93 5.8m 33o

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53 35 55 E B 19.5 TierReit 4.4 TIER 16.19 –.01 +16 387 ..o40 54 29 B B 109 Tiffany 2.2 TIF 73.23 –2.28 –18 1.4m 18x

92 69 97 B B–17.5 TileShop TTS 15.99 –.27 –28 386 57o

44 34 33 E C 6.2 TillCapital TIL 3.96 –.04 –80 0.7 ..k10 20 12 D D–17.0 Tillys TLYS 6.07 +.03 –21 88 12o

96 99 91 B C– 13.9 Timberl 2.3 TSBK 12.23 +.12 –72 1 10ê

7 23 4 .. E 0.8 Timberln TLR .22 –.01 –27 23 ..k7 25 16 D E 26.0 TimeInc 4.9 TIME 15.36 –.35 –22 899 12o

72 53 85 B C– 194 TimeWar 1.6 TWC 184.5 –.55 –23 1.1m 26o

52 86 27 B D–91.3 TimeWar 2.2 TWX 64.86 –1.04 –14 5.5m 13o

14 19 21 C D–44.3 Timken 3.8 TKR 27.26 –.77 +18 929 12o

3 23 3 D E 37.5 Timkens 7.8 TMST 7.17 –.28 +74 997 ..o

1 15 3 E E 1.3 TimminsGold TGD .13 –.00 –58 234 ..ê

52 23 47 D B 8.4 TiptreeFi 1.5 TIPT 6.54 –.17 +42 40 ..ê

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36 60 23 .. D 24.3 TobiraThera TBRA 9.56 +.07 +91 102 ..ê

38 50 35 E D–7.2 Tofutti TOF 4.24 +.08 –82 1 ..ê

18 3 16 .. D 16.1 TokaiPharma TKAI 9.73 –.26 –20 126 ..ê

69 79 45 B E 42.2 TollBros TOL 33.88 –.73 –5 2.0m 17o

90 76 89 B B+ 63.5 Tompkns 3.0 TMP 59.22 –.73 –37 19 15ê

29 11 38 .. C– 10.7 TonixPharm TNXP 6.47 –.28 +106 182 ..o61 67 68 C D 34.9 Tootsie 1.1 TR 31.68 –.17 –18 49 30x

42 64 43 D E 4.3 TopImage TISA 3.27 +.27 –26 14 99ê

7 2 3 B E 1.8 TOPShprs TOPS .37 –.02 –15 16 ..ê

75 73 61 D B–36.4 Topbuild BLD 29.15 –.85 +64 617 29o

18 23 22 E C– 8.4 TorMinrls TORM 4.56 –.01 –45 0.6 ..ê

31 7 98 E C 2.4 TorchlghtEnr TRCH 1.15 –.10 –21 84 ..ê

82 75 68 B B–63.3 Torchma .9 TMK 56.99 –1.28 +72 1.1m 13o

97 94 89 A C 78.5 Toro 1.6 TTC 77.30 –.58 +3 287 21o

69 80 47 A B+ 48.1 Toronto 3.9 TD 39.33 –.60 +38 1.8m 8o

.. .. 12 .. E 22.0 Tortoise 16 NDP 10.50 –.50 +59 178 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D–46.0 TortEnI 10 TYG 23.91 –.23 +56 763 ..ê

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21 33 39 D E 55.9 TotalSA 5.1 TOT 44.45 –1.31 +3 1.7m 9o

98 95 96 A C 56.7 TotalSys .8 TSS 52.79 –3.09 +77 2.8m 22o

86 90 87 C B+ 31.4 Tower 1.4 TOWR 28.19 –.86 –42 77 8o

79 50 79 A B+ 18.3 TowerSemi TSEM 15.42 +.32 +37 653 5o

86 83 82 B B+ 141 TowrsWa .5 TW 132.0 –.52 –14 330 20o

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1 2 3 .. E 7.7 TownSpo 46 CLUB 1.37 +.13 +168 111 ..o95 71 92 A B 22.6 Townbk 2.4 TOWN 20.10 –.93 +303 460 17ê

48 49 45 .. B–14.4 TownsqMedia TSQ 11.16 –.34 +50 70 28ê

59 75 58 C C 145 Toyota 2.3 TM 124.8 –1.86 +30 353 10o

20 2 33 D C– 21.0 TraconPhrm TCON 9.95 ... –35 36 ..ê

87 93 65 A C+ 96.3 Tractor .9 TSCO 85.87 –2.22 –23 776 28o

24 33 47 E D–4.0 TransWrld TWMC 3.43 +.10 +343 40 24ê

70 80 94 C C– 10.5 Transact 3.8 TACT 8.48 +.14 –52 14 16ê

11 2 7 D D 10.4 Transal 16 TAC 3.37 –.01 –13 223 ..ê

46 66 32 A C 49.6 Transca 4.8 TRP 33.40 –1.55 +87 2.2m 13o

45 81 41 C E 10.5 Transcat TRNS 8.87 –.04 +319 20 15ê

32 15 28 C D–14.8 TrnscontRlty TCI 9.96 +.97 +220 5 99ê

80 91 65 .. C 244 TransDigm TDG 219.7 –1.66 +25 518 24o

36 37 32 E D 4.9 Transenterix TRXC 2.32 –.07 –30 224 ..o16 51 11 E D+4.0 Transgenomic TBIO .91 –.02 –53 46 ..ê

3 23 7 E E 4.8 TransGlb 6.1 TGA 1.64 +.09 –33 152 ..o19 47 7 .. E 9.3 TransThgn TTHI 1.84 +.03 –94 16 ..ê

20 71 12 C E 43.0 Transmo 12 TLP 20.77 –.73 +87 127 11o

20 37 25 C C– 21.9 Transoc 4.6 RIG 13.00 –.33 0 11m 3o

9 18 19 B E 18.7 Transocea 15 RIGP 9.36 –.11 –13 120 6o

49 21 97 E A–7.2 TransGasAdr TGS 6.00 +.12 –67 57 99ê

90 68 82 B B NH TransUnion TRU 27.02 +.17 +10 341 44o

27 36 22 E C– 18.1 TravelCt TA 10.38 +.60 +108 592 6o

91 88 86 B C+ 116 Travele 2.2 r TRV 113.3 –1.27 –7 1.7m 10o

63 78 41 .. B–18.5 Travelp 2.2 TVPT 13.81 –.34 –2 1.4m 18o

31 35 18 D D 14.3 Travlzoo TZOO 7.70 –.19 +18 84 85o

75 89 76 B D+12.3 TRC TRR 9.70 –.36 –65 21 14ê

67 84 55 C B–16.5 TrecoraRes TREC 12.87 –.27 –28 24 16ê

22 40 24 D D 24.1 Tredegar 3.2 TG 13.56 –.74 –9 74 15o

58 48 65 B E 92.9 TreeHseFds THS 80.59 –.32 –49 224 25o

40 44 26 D B–3.3 TremorVide TRMR 2.01 +.01 –74 20 ..ê

71 48 97 E B–13.6 Trevana TRVN 10.32 –.68 –23 334 ..ê

77 85 46 A D+57.7 Trex TREX 39.46 –.93 +21 420 25o

70 73 34 B D–16.6 TRIPointe TPH 12.73 –.46 –17 1.5m 12o

.. .. 50 .. B–22.2 TriContin 4.2 TY 19.70 –.19 +72 116 ..k64 62 48 A B–25.0 Triangl 12 TCAP 19.21 +.44 –15 152 8o

2 23 1 C E 6.5 TriaglPtrl TPLM .61 –.00 +19 946 ..o19 17 18 B D 65.0 Tribune 2.8 TRCO 35.33 –1.14 –14 509 9o

17 7 16 C B 23.7 Tribune 6.9 r TPUB 10.14 +.41 +1 168 7o

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36 46 35 .. C– 29.9 Trillium TRIL 12.50 +.05 –24 40 ..ê

39 57 25 C B+ 32.5 Trimas r TRS 18.22 –.68 –29 174 13o

52 46 71 C B 28.1 TrimbleNav r TRMB 21.93 –.45 –32 1.2m 19o

.. .. 57 .. C+ 58.9 TrimtabsF .6 TTFS 54.60 –.74 –66 6 ..k79 75 81 C B 13.3 TrinaSol TSL 10.59 –.45 –4 2.2m 11o

36 50 20 .. C 38.0 TrinetGrp r TNET 18.24 –.28 –37 311 19o

24 20 17 C C 20.2 Trinity 1.9 TRIB 11.76 +.76 +178 521 23o

49 96 26 A E 37.2 Trinity 1.8 r TRN 23.81 –.14 +6 2.1m 6o

71 78 94 E C 33.7 Trinseo TSE 26.43 +.28 +14 236 8ê

74 72 85 E C+ 3.5 TrioTech TRT 3.06 –.19 +82 5 11ê

96 75 87 A B+ 94.0 TripAdvisor TRIP 85.38 –1.50 –52 1.1m 43o

63 41 83 C B 27.1 TripleSMgmt r GTS 24.00 –.05 +43 201 21o

48 30 49 B C 15.3 TriVenG 11 TPVG 12.03 +.09 –15 82 6ê

93 89 87 B B–13.77TriStateCap TSC 13.01 –.04 +219 170 15ê

93 97 91 B B–18.57TriumphBanc TBK 16.64 –.36 –4 41 23ê

38 64 10 B D–70.7 Triumph .5 TGI 33.96 –2.06 +22 756 5o

53 22 78 .. B–14.0 Trivascular TRIV 6.98 +.02 –78 6 ..ê

1 9 2 C E 6.8 TrnsatlPt TAT 1.18 –.03 –35 59 13ê

9 12 2 D E 23.3 Tronox 33 TROX 3.00 –.34 +35 1.7m ..o

26 18 29 E B 13.6 Trovagene TROV 5.50 –.30 –20 317 ..o86 91 81 B C 31.5 TrueBlue TBI 26.28 –.65 –32 207 14o

39 12 29 D B 24.7 Truecar TRUE 8.42 –.09 –40 688 ..o23 4 14 D B–4.5 Truet–HrstA THST 1.44 –.11 –45 69 ..ê

64 24 89 E A–8.9 Trupanion TRUP 8.49 ... –45 45 ..ê

76 50 58 B A 7.4 Trustco 4.2 TRST 6.25 –.10 –19 271 14ê

65 44 64 C C 26.0 Trstmark 3.9 TRMK 23.57 –.34 +10 480 13o

48 78 27 B C 10.5 TsakosE 3.5 TNP 6.86 –.35 +50 739 4o

48 77 32 C D 10.9 TTMTech TTMI 6.66 ... –47 252 8o

58 9 67 D B+ 23.8 Tubemogul TUBE 13.56 –.06 –27 150 ..o82 96 50 A E 32.2 TucowsA r TCX 21.25 –.59 –61 34 24o

8 20 8 D B 22.9 TuesMrn TUES 6.14 –.69 0 538 25o

49 90 30 B D 25.5 TumiHldgs TUMI 17.88 +.18 –37 676 19o

67 3 94 D B 20.9 TuniuA TOUR 16.79 +.09 –19 381 ..o44 41 48 B B+ 72.9 Tupperw 4.9 TUP 55.59 –1.37 +44 857 11o

21 7 27 C D+16.7 Turkcell 15 TKC 9.01 +.05 –3 448 30o

.. .. 31 .. C 11.9 TurkshIn 1.9 TKF 7.81 ... –35 11 ..ê

26 48 20 B C 4.7 TurquoiseHill TRQ 2.34 –.06 +123 4.2m 16o

18 29 42 E E 3.8 TurtleBeach HEAR 2.04 +.04 –70 96 ..ê

32 29 24 C B+ 26.7 TutorPerini TPC 16.67 –.39 –20 241 10o

.. .. 55 .. B–25.8 TutTactMgUs TUTT 22.61 –.23 –96 0.9 99ê

.. .. 58 .. C– 26.3 TuttleTacMl TUTI 23.36 –.03 –75 5 99ê

62 13 91 C C 22.9 VianetA VNET 20.26 +.01 +48 1.4m ..o2 14 12 E E 21.1 TwinDsc 3.4 TWIN 10.51 –.02 –1 44 43o

61 78 16 B C– 53.5 Twitter TWTR 23.31 –.99 –20 18m 64o

35 36 30 A D+11.0 TwoHarb 12 TWO 8.41 +.10 +15 3.3m 9o

89 79 86 B C– 10.0 TwoRivr 1.5 r TRCB 9.61 +.10 –37 3 12ê

35 63 24 C E 44.8 TycoIn 2.6 TYC 31.28 –.94 +35 4.0m 13o

99 97 97 A B 181 TylerTech TYL.177.8 –.25 +4 216 71o

92 64 95 B A 54.4 TysonFds 1.1 TSN 52.88 –.97 –7 5.0m 16o

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55 49 30 D B–11.5 UCPClA UCP 7.04 –.24 –59 25 ..ê

37 43 47 D E 39.8 UGI 2.8 UGI 32.80 –.20 +7 1.1m 16o

45 30 39 C C– 59.0 UMBFcl 2.1 r UMBF 47.16 –1.01 +117 446 19ê

76 22 83 C A–10.6 UMHPrpt 7.0 UMH 10.23 +.05 –31 37 ..o27 67 10 C E 24.3 USACom 19 USAC 10.99 –.48 +7 182 20o

73 52 95 D C 3.5 USATechn USAT 3.09 ... –52 83 99o

27 64 15 D B–32.1 USA Truck USAK 16.81 –.33 –26 41 12ê

.. .. 42 .. B+ 23.1 USAgrcIdxFd USAG 18.60 –.79 +33 0.4 ..k

9 29 9 D E 1.7 USAntimny UAMY .32 –.01 –42 27 ..ê

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1 9 1 E E 1.8 US Energy USEG .13 –.02 +278 335 ..ê

55 29 91 C B 0.7 USGeothn r HTM .63 +.01 +14 286 5ê

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45 36 47 C B 76.1 USLimM .9 r USLM 55.25 +.20 –41 5 21k

15 17 26 D D+18.0 USMDHldgs USMD 8.06 +.05 –61 0.9 ..ê

38 55 26 B C+ 40.2 USSilica 1.3 r SLCA 18.99 –1.86 +26 2.6m 16o

.. .. 58 .. D–17.0 UsStkSp 1.7 TOFR 15.47 +.02 –79 0.4 ..k77 77 57 A B–37.1 Ubiqiti .5 UBNT 32.12 –1.24 –25 318 15o

71 27 87 C B–38.0 UDRINC 3.0 UDR 36.57 –.71 +39 2.3m 40o

54 56 68 C D+25.5 UFP Tech r UFPT 22.38 +.02 –82 2 21ê

96 96 94 A B NH 7UltaBeauty ULTA.185.4 –1.84 –12 778 40o

99 99 92 A A–216 UltimtSftwr ULTI.198.3 –1.82 –1 269 78o

25 42 16 D D 10.3 UltraClean UCTT 5.10 –.02 –29 143 10o

1 14 1 .. E 18.0 UltraPetro UPL 2.02 –.01 +112 8.1m 1o

50 2 97 .. C– 137 Ultragenyx RARE 110.4 –1.06 –35 279 ..o

96 78 98 D B+ 7.6 Ultralife ULBI 6.30 –.05 –77 13 31ê

31 27 31 D B 24.5 Ultrapar 2.8 UGP 15.92 –.35 –3 657 20ê

2 36 2 E E 2.4 Ultrpetrl ULTR .22 –.04 +181 117 ..ê

68 54 77 D B–21.0 Ultratech UTEK 18.32 +.34 –6 229 ..o78 80 50 A C+ 18.9 Umpqua 3.9 UMPQ 16.23 –.35 –26 1.1m 14o

63 81 48 A D 105 UnderArmour UA.81.27 –1.84 –26 2.5m 83o

6 6 2 E E 8.5 UniPixel UNXL .56 +.02 –50 404 ..o32 15 27 D D 13.8 UnicoAmer UNAM 9.40 +.20 –20 4 ..ê

56 87 53 C C+ 37.5 Unifi UFI 29.37 –.04 +24 107 14o

65 70 50 C B–124 Unifirst .1 UNF 106.9 –1.39 +18 80 17ò

66 53 80 .. B 46.5 Unilever 2.7 UN 43.31 –.59 –7 2.0m 21ò

58 53 74 .. D+46.2 Unilever 3.1 UL 42.82 –.48 –2 1.3m 21ò

13 19 2 D E 4.9 Unilife UNIS .49 –.04 +20 960 ..o

90 69 86 A B 27.3 UnionB 3.0 r UBSH 25.64 –.51 –4 149 17ê

34 72 20 A E 124 UnionPa 2.8 UNP 77.33 –1.58 0 5.9m 13o

64 53 50 A C+ 14.3 UniqueF 4.9 UFAB 12.30 –.04 –57 4 18ê

20 4 15 E C– 36.4 Uniqure QURE 17.40 +.07 +18 387 ..o16 33 11 .. D–30.7 Unisys UIS 11.28 +.34 +6 454 5o

3 14 9 D D 37.3 Unit UNT 11.20 –.55 +9 1.2m 14o

50 20 65 D C– 9.7 UntdSec 1.0 r USBI 8.37 +.08 +98 11 18ê

.. .. 98 .. B+ NH USShtOil DNO 83.83 +1.85 +109 42 ..ò

78 72 85 C D 10.9 UnitedB 4.7 UBCP 8.90 +.02 –80 0.5 14ê

98 92 89 B A–18.0 UnitdBc 2.1 UBOH 17.45 +.05 –60 1 11ê

75 62 68 A D–43.4 UntdBnk 3.5 UBSI 37.62 –.59 +23 489 19o

90 64 92 C B NH UnitdCm 1.6 r UCFC 6.10 +.05 –58 47 20ê

96 91 69 A C+ 22.2 UntdCmty 1.2 UCBI 19.51 –.18 +12 382 15ê

91 98 88 C C+ 15.4 UtdCmy 1.6 UCBA 14.56 –.05 –46 1 23ê

77 91 47 B B–74.5 UntdContntl UAL 57.32 –1.55 –28 3.9m 5o

34 63 7 A D–19.0 UnitdDv 17 r UDF 9.49 +.02 –34 285 5ê

86 87 69 A D+14.7 UntFinl 3.6 UBNK 13.35 –.22 +20 153 16ê

97 98 94 C B 40.6 UnitedF 2.3 UFCS 38.62 –.22 +26 77 10ê

88 89 61 A D–23.0 UtdGua 5.3 UG 18.90 –.06 –75 0.6 15ê

95 56 92 A B+ 28.4 UnitedI 1.0 UIHC 19.05 +.42 +17 168 16o

44 30 43 B B–2.6 UntdMic 2.7 UMC 1.88 +.01 –44 723 9o

50 66 13 C B 83.9 UnitdNatFds UNFI 40.36 +.24 –4 834 14o

48 71 34 D D–18.2 UtdOnln UNTD 11.49 –.19 –79 37 5o

55 71 59 B E 114 UPS 2.9 UPS 100.0 –.51 +63 4.8m 19o

65 93 27 A D+106 UntdRental URI 66.90 –2.33 –13 1.7m 8o

90 77 75 B B–5.4 USecBc UBFO 5.30 +.05 –46 5 12ê

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.. .. 11 .. E 25.3 USBrent BNO 12.08 –.19 +41 155 ..ò

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.. .. 11 .. E 22.4 USOilFnd USO 10.74 –.25 +2 30m ..ò

44 61 37 B C 124 UnitedT 2.7 r UTX 93.87 –1.26 –4 4.8m 14o

93 97 69 A B–190 UnitdThrp r UTHR 158.1 –1.31 –53 328 13o

70 74 71 B C– 126 Unitedh 1.7 UNH.119.2 +.39 –11 3.9m 18o

78 90 64 C C 39.0 Unitil 4.0 UTL 35.02 +.14 –37 30 18ê

95 96 85 A D 11.5 UnityBa 1.5 UNTY 10.48 +.14 –74 7 10ê

12 10 15 E D+27.8 Univar UNVR 16.69 –.27 –1 268 ..o20 24 28 E D+10.1 UnvrslAmer UAM 6.70 +.06 –7 168 ..ê

67 39 88 D B–58.9 Univers 3.9 UVV 54.31 –.76 –3 185 14o

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30 61 21 D D–6.6 WSII 3.7 WSCI 4.30 –.10 –25 5 12õ

64 98 41 B B 15.2 Wabash r WNC 11.07 –.28 +1 1.5m 8o

44 62 31 B D 133 Wabco WBC 97.59 –.91 –19 438 17o

42 90 18 A E 105 Wabtec .5 WAB 70.32 –.83 –35 923 17o

26 47 14 B D–51.8 WaddllR 6.3 WDR 29.33 ... +47 1.3m 9o

10 2 2 D E 5.9 WafergnBio WGBS .74 +.02 –67 544 ..ê

76 94 31 A D 65.6 Wagewrks WAGE 42.80 –.91 +25 257 36o

33 46 25 C C+ 91.0 WalMrt 3.3 r WMT 58.98 –1.32 –7 13m 12o

77 87 58 A C 97.3 Walgrens 1.7 WBA.83.34 –1.37 –26 3.8m 21ò

91 91 97 A B–33.27WalkrDunlp WD 28.20 –.54 –22 222 11o

90 94 83 A C– 122 WaltDis 1.3 DIS 112.0 –1.78 +6 9.3m 21o

26 35 20 C E 24.4 WaltrInvMgt WAC 13.65 +.08 –18 257 6o

1 13 1 E E 2.3 WarrenRes WRES .15 +.00 +273 2.4m ..ê

54 10 80 D D+30.2 Washing 4.3 WRE 27.81 –.07 –17 319 64o

84 78 64 A B–42.3 WashTr 3.5 WASH 38.57 –.77 –37 21 14ê

97 73 95 A C+ 22.9 WashFir 1.2 WFBI 20.77 –.13 +18 9 17ê

81 63 91 B A–NH WasteCo 1.1 WCN 55.23 –.56 +89 1.0m 27o

70 67 80 C B 55.9 WsteMg 2.9 WM 53.28 –.65 +52 3.2m 20o

76 68 81 A D+137 Waters WAT 131.3 –2.43 –36 312 22o

94 90 85 C B+ NH Watrst 1.4 r WSBF 14.05 –.11 –50 29 26ê

76 85 61 B B–133 Watsco 2.4 WSO 118.9 –.91 –40 143 24o

56 57 45 D C 65.2 WttsWtr 1.3 WTS 52.16 –1.04 –39 97 21o

63 53 94 E B–11.5 WasPC 1.2 WPP 10.21 ... –60 513 99ê

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88 51 98 D B 56.8 WayfairA W 46.87 –.25 –61 476 ..o54 22 56 C B 14.5 WySvg 2.9 WAYN 12.63 –.33 –15 2 20ê

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95 70 87 A B+ 49.0 WebMD WBMD 46.75 –.63 –11 331 37o

87 76 82 B D+41.3 Webster 2.4 WBS 37.89 –.75 –21 617 17o

99 78 97 C A 20.7 WeiboA WB 19.82 +.92 +256 1.9m 99o

57 10 99 .. A 29.3 WghtWatchr WTW 22.45 –1.49 –76 1.5m 28o

80 49 71 B A–38.5 Weingar 4.0 WRI 34.55 –.39 –17 665 21o

52 54 43 D B+ 51.9 WeisMrk 2.9 WMK 41.39 +.43 +1 44 19k

47 78 40 C C– 98.8 WellcareHlth WCG 80.65 +.69 –36 332 24o

70 73 71 A C 58.8 WellsFa 2.7 WFC 55.47 –.38 +21 19m 13ò

78 95 47 C D 84.9 Welltow 5.0 HCN 66.01 –.23 –7 2.4m 39o

73 81 83 D B 11.7 Wendy's 2.3 r WEN 10.50 –.20 –18 3.4m 31o

39 83 29 C D–33.4 WermrE 1.0 WERN 24.68 –.55 +21 936 14o

80 64 47 A C 36.1 Wesbnc 3.0 r WSBC 30.51 –.21 +33 174 13ê

34 40 31 B C 16.7 WescoAir WAIR 12.11 –.26 –20 288 11o

17 46 12 C E 78.7 WescoIntl WCC 40.04 –1.55 +99 1.3m 8o

91 85 85 A D 21.1 WestBnc 3.2 WTBA 19.93 –.15 –35 11 14ê

33 86 19 .. E 36.0 WestCo 4.3 WSTC 21.05 +.11 +8 275 6o

25 28 41 D B–13.7 WstMarin WMAR 9.01 –.12 –67 13 42o

76 64 84 C D–64.6 WestPha .7 WST 62.05 –.59 +14 284 34o

70 46 71 B B–52.4 Wstam 3.3 r WABC 46.66 –.11 +56 244 20ò

77 59 88 C C 44.0 WestarE 3.4 WR 42.04 –.20 –7 990 19o

95 78 83 C B–18.6 WestbryBnc r WBB 18.00 ... +85 2 20ê

58 23 90 E B+ 1.6 Westell WSTL 1.37 +.02 –50 46 ..ê

98 88 93 A B 39.17WstrnAllinc WAL 36.13 –.77 –22 557 19o

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11 41 13 C E 114 Western 3.4 r WDC 59.40 –1.56 –25 3.0m 8o

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26 56 13 A E 74.5 Western 8.0 WES 38.57 –1.65 +71 644 20o

48 76 38 C D 51.3 WestrnR 4.0 r WNR 37.92 +.04 +26 1.8m 6o

44 69 21 A B–32.7 WestrnR 7.4 WNRL 20.75 +.42 +85 183 14o

59 53 51 B C 22.8 WestrnU 3.4 r WU 18.13 –.39 –22 3.4m 11o

92 87 84 C B+ 8.1 Westfld 1.5 WFD 7.99 –.05 –79 5 23ê

57 76 42 B B 79.3 Westlak 1.3 r WLK 53.69 –1.32 –22 547 10o

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51 61 50 C B–31.0 Weyco 3.0 WEYS 26.90 –.52 –21 7 14ê

73 68 55 C B+ 37.0 Weyerha 4.0 r WY 30.64 –.23 –13 3.9m 28o

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53 3 87 D C 808 WhiteMt .1 r WTM 770.5 –1.59 –19 14 99ê

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79 87 36 A C– 52.5 WhitwFds WWAV 38.17 –.63 +13 2.3m 34o

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40 23 14 B D–26.4 WmLyonHms WLH 15.34 –.60 –14 431 11o

9 31 6 C D–61.4 William 10 WMB 23.70 –2.11 +53 13m 43o

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39 85 21 A E 89.4 WillSon 2.3 WSM 59.93 –1.21 +28 1.7m 17o

83 83 72 B B 50.0 Willis 2.7 WSH 46.13 –.29 +75 1.9m 18o

59 49 56 D C+ 22.1 WilsLease r WLFC 17.90 +.37 +56 15 34ê

73 38 87 B C 13.0 Wilshire 2.1 WIBC 11.68 +.23 +62 995 14o

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64 91 56 A E 108 Winmark .3 WINA 90.04 +.51 –27 3 20ê

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71 22 94 .. A+13.5 WinsFinanc WINS 12.00 ... –48 7 ..k58 17 58 C C– 14.9 Winthrop 4.9 FUR 13.25 +.16 –14 120 77ò

78 68 61 B C– 55.8 Wintrust .9 WTFC 49.30 –.84 +10 330 16ò

67 59 50 A D 14.2 Wipro 1.6 WIT 11.71 –.26 +36 750 19o

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This Wks Wks Industry Composite YTD %Wk | Ago | Ago | Name | Rating | %Chg. | Chg

1 96 1 Internet–Content 80 +20.2 –0.92 2 3 Retail–Internet 78 +52.1 –0.93 100 6 Wholesale–Food .. –10.9 –0.14 1 2 Bev–Non–Alcoholic 86 +50.5 –1.75 5 5 Banks–Southeast 91 +13.0 –0.96 10 19 Insurance–Life 72 +1.8 +2.27 20 22 Utility–GasDstribtn 78 +2.3 +0.28 24 8 Leisre–TrvlBking 93 +17.6 –1.59 9 10 Banks–Midwest 87 +11.0 –0.8

10 16 4 Cmpter–TechSrvcs 87 +10.9 –0.911 8 15 Bldg–Rsidnt/Comml 83 +20.8 –1.212 21 9 ComptrSftwr–Entr 84 +2.3 –1.013 18 36 ComptrSftwr–Dsktp 91 +16.1 –0.914 22 32 ComptrSftwr–Mdcl 86 –0.2 –0.315 29 30 Beverages–Alcoholic 81 +5.3 –0.816 33 55 Utility–WaterSupply 80 +7.0 +0.817 12 25 Insrnce–Prp/Cas/Titl 82 +9.5 –0.818 23 12 Financ–Svings&Lo 85 +13.4 –0.719 57 35 Bldg–CnstrPrds/Msc 79 +21.7 –1.820 83 48 ConsumrProd–Speci .. +33.7 –0.521 7 18 Banks–Northeast 88 +10.8 –0.822 6 13 Cmp Sftwr–Gaming 89 +37.6 +0.423 112 34 Medical–Systems/Eqp 72 +4.0 –0.424 25 45 Medical Supplies 86 +6.4 0.025 28 33 ComptrSftwr–Fincl 87 +26.5 –0.526 11 14 Banks–Wst/Sthwst 85 +7.4 –0.927 46 68 Aerospace/Defense 75 –4.2 –0.928 56 65 Food–MeatProducts .. +13.6 –0.229 4 7 Retail/Wsl–Auto Prt 86 +15.6 –1.730 40 20 Trnsprttin–Airlne 77 +0.1 –1.631 15 23 Bldg–Mbile/Mfg&Rv .. +10.6 –2.932 45 72 Finance–Reit .. +0.1 –0.533 47 70 Soap &Clng Preparat .. +15.4 –0.834 75 87 Utility–Elctric Pwr 72 –8.0 +0.235 36 42 Food–Packaged 79 +9.2 –0.936 39 27 Finance–Card/Pmtpr 83 +8.7 –1.5

37 34 61 Bldg–Hand Tools .. +12.3 –0.838 42 37 Cosmetics/PersnlCre 77 +9.5 –1.039 72 84 Utility–Diversified 76 –6.3 +0.240 113 26 Elec–Semicon Fblss 77 +8.3 –0.841 71 122 Med–ResrchEqp/Svc 79 +9.5 –0.942 13 38 Tobacco .. +15.8 –1.443 54 39 FinancialSvc–Spec 76 –2.6 –0.844 43 57 Retl Whsle Bldg Prds 81 –9.8 –1.845 82 69 Medical–Products 72 +8.0 –0.546 64 40 Comml Svc–Outsourci 81 +0.2 –1.347 51 75 Cmml Svcs–Cnsltng 76 –0.5 –0.848 52 21 Telcom–Svc–Cbl/Sat .. +8.1 –1.349 99 81 Elec–SemicndctrEqp 75 –7.1 –1.050 61 82 Telcom Svc–Integrtd 67 –5.9 –0.551 143 52 Medical–Biomed/Bth 55 +9.1 –1.352 49 67 Comml Svcs–Leasing 68 –10.3 –1.353 120 63 Intrnt–NetwkSltns 73 +8.4 –0.654 110 112 ConsumrSvcs–Education 86 –25.7 –0.355 14 28 HsholdofficFurnitr 75 +10.6 –0.756 30 56 Media–Radio/Tv 76 +5.5 –1.157 53 59 Food–Grain& Related .. +0.7 –0.458 44 53 Food–Misc Prep 68 +4.5 –0.959 3 49 Bldg–Wood Prds .. +0.2 –1.960 19 50 TelecomSvcs–Foreign 59 –2.9 –1.361 17 24 Comml Svcs–Stffng 83 +4.9 –1.462 26 17 Wholesale–Elect .. +0.3 –1.763 92 115 Fnancepbl Inv Fdbnd .. –4.2 +0.664 121 85 Elec–Semicon Mfg 71 +1.9 –1.065 70 66 Retail–Spr/Mini Mkts 55 –5.3 –1.366 98 11 Telcom–Infrastr 64 +1.8 –1.367 76 51 Comml Svcs–Hlthcre .. –2.7 –0.868 32 41 Insrnce–Divrsified .. –3.0 –2.269 91 116 Insurance–Brokers 74 –6.7 –1.770 74 64 Bldg–A/C& Heating P 77 +9.3 –1.571 144 46 Oil&Gas–Rfing/Mkt 50 –16.6 –1.372 133 43 Cmp Sftwr–Spc–Entr 80 +3.1 –0.4

73 35 127 Telcom–ConsProd .. –20.1 –1.274 132 29 Compter–Netwrking 59 –6.6 –0.775 166 142 Medical–GenercDrgs 70 +20.0 –0.876 109 86 RealState Dvlpmt/Ops 63 +0.1 –1.177 78 91 Elec–Scntific/Msrng 66 –2.5 –1.578 48 79 Bldg–Cment/Cncrt 73 +15.7 –2.379 41 95 Bldg–Mntnance& S 69 +6.7 –0.980 55 88 Office Supplies Mfg .. –0.4 –1.681 169 16 Fin–Mrtg&RelSvc 76 +6.8 –1.482 59 125 Medical–Diversified .. –0.5 –1.683 97 76 Auto/Trck–OrgnlEqp 65 –5.5 –1.784 27 47 Auto/Trck–RplcPrts .. –7.6 –2.185 145 98 Chemicals–Specialty 56 –11.1 –1.686 87 111 ComlSvcs–Advrtsng 68 –8.6 –1.587 125 73 Leisure–Services 62 –6.6 –2.188 105 118 Finance–Etf/Etn .. –3.9 –0.589 88 77 Fin–InvestBnk/Bkrs 67 –3.8 –1.990 62 104 Containers/Packaging 63 –5.8 –1.291 157 31 Leisre–Gamng/Equip 64 –7.0 –1.792 104 134 Retail–Specialty 67 –1.6 –1.293 38 58 Cmptr–IntgrtdSyst .. –9.1 –1.294 50 90 Retail–MjrDscChns .. –8.0 –2.395 66 100 Banks–SuprRgional 76 +3.0 –1.996 149 80 Media–Diversified 52 –3.7 –0.397 58 44 CompterSftwr–Dsgn 60 +1.5 –1.098 69 60 Leisre–Mvies &Rel 56 +22.6 –1.399 84 54 Mdcal–Outpnt/HmCr 67 +18.1 0.0

100 86 97 Media–Newspapers .. –14.2 –3.1101 119 113 Security/Sfty 58 –10.3 –0.5102 31 62 FuneralSvcs & Rel .. +5.2 –1.0103 68 74 Auto/Trck–Tirs& M .. +1.1 –2.4104 67 129 Banks–Foreign 87 –17.5 –0.1105 90 120 Food–Confectionery .. –3.8 –1.3106 37 94 Insrnce–Acc& Heal .. –1.9 –1.9107 181 106 Finance–Blank Check .. +51.2 –0.3108 155 114 Mchnry–GenIndstrl 53 –22.5 –1.4109 167 128 Retail–Apprl/Shoes/Acc 47 –17.9 –1.9110 81 155 Chemicals–Paints .. –5.7 –2.1111 80 109 Cmml Svcs–MrktRch 72 +3.1 –1.4112 131 71 Chemicals–Plastics 47 –14.3 –1.6113 95 103 Paper &Paper Produc 49 –17.7 –1.3

114 85 119 Elec–Parts 63 –14.3 –1.5115 156 160 Mdcal–Whlsle Drg .. +1.0 –0.1116 158 157 Telcom–Cbl/SatEqp 50 –23.7 –0.3117 111 108 ElectricalPower/Eqpmt 57 –12.1 –1.4118 60 126 Trnsprt–AirFreight .. –11.8 +0.9119 136 107 Pollution Control 50 –6.6 –1.1120 128 123 Retail–Restaurants 63 –8.4 –1.5121 79 93 ComptrSftwr–Scrity 60 +10.4 –1.3122 127 136 Bldg–HeavyConstr .. –16.5 –2.2123 126 89 Medical–Services 66 +1.1 –0.2124 195 183 Energy Solar 51 –0.2 –0.5125 101 92 Comml Svc–Doc Mgmt .. –12.8 –1.7126 107 153 DvrsifiedOprtions 60 –23.2 –1.4127 115 78 Telcom Svc–Wirles 47 –0.4 –1.4128 94 131 Banks–Money Cntr .. –10.8 –1.6129 93 99 MetalProc &Fabrica 48 –20.5 –1.2130 191 132 Medical–Ethical Drgs 63 +1.7 –1.7131 63 124 Finance–CmrclLoan .. –6.0 –0.7132 118 133 Fnce–Invsmnt Mgt 55 –15.7 –0.5133 152 146 Financ–Pbl Inv Fdeqt .. –23.3 –0.7134 106 140 Media–Books .. –6.0 –2.7135 141 152 Fin–Publ Inv Fd–Gl .. –14.3 –0.6136 139 149 Fince–PubInv Fd–Bl .. –14.0 –0.3137 108 96 Cmp–Hrdwre/Perip 60 –6.7 –1.6138 116 101 Elec–Contract Mfg 53 –11.8 +0.7139 130 143 Machnry–Tools& Re .. –24.8 –1.2140 134 173 AutoManufacturers .. +3.0 –1.1141 65 83 Leisr–Tys/Gms/Hbby .. +3.7 –3.3142 114 138 Retail–DrugStores .. +3.3 –2.3143 160 110 Med–ManagedCare 63 +19.0 +0.7144 122 150 Cmp Sftwr–Dbase 53 –6.0 –1.8145 171 166 Finance–Mrtg–Reit 47 –20.3 +0.4146 103 167 Retail–Discnt&Vari .. –2.1 –1.2147 89 117 Apparel–Shoes &Rel 44 +7.4 –0.8148 137 144 Chemicals–Basic 62 –19.9 –1.8149 77 102 Retail/Whlsle–Auto 59 –9.5 –1.8150 147 105 Telcom–Fibr Optcs 47 +14.4 +0.2151 146 137 Elec–MiscProducts 55 –18.9 –1.8152 135 147 Leisure–Lodging 56 –13.2 –1.6153 123 141 Houshld–Applncs/Hw 59 –7.6 –1.6154 129 169 Machinery–Farm .. –10.3 –0.7155 172 145 Med–Long–Trm Care .. –15.6 –1.0

156 170 162 Leisure–Products 58 –26.3 –4.2157 117 121 Retail/Whlsle–Jwlry .. –41.8 –1.7158 186 185 Cmptr Sftwr–Edu .. –16.8 +2.4159 102 135 Retail–LeisurePrds .. –7.6 –1.1160 148 154 Transport–Logistics .. –19.5 –1.5161 184 178 Chemicals–Ag 33 –17.1 –1.8162 73 171 Media–Periodicals .. –46.8 –1.9163 163 161 Oil&Gas Integrated 15 –28.3 –2.5164 138 163 Finance–ConsLoan 50 –3.3 –0.8165 164 191 MetalPrds–Distribtr .. –49.6 –2.2166 165 168 Trnsprt–EqpMfg 52 –23.4 –1.0167 142 159 Medcal–Hospitals 42 –7.0 +0.2168 173 165 Trnsportation–Trck 41 –28.9 –1.0169 140 164 Retail–MailOrder&Di .. –21.4 –2.4170 153 151 Apprel–Clthing Mfg 51 –18.4 –1.8171 175 187 Mchinry–Cnstr/Mng .. –34.8 –2.7172 168 182 Agricultural Oprtions .. –26.9 +0.1173 178 175 Mining–Gld/Silvr/Gms 23 –29.2 –5.7174 183 186 Food–Dairy Products .. –23.3 –1.4175 124 180 Transportation–Rail .. –33.3 –2.7176 161 139 Oil&Gas–US Expl Pro 19 –37.2 –4.6177 190 148 Comptr–Data Strge .. –37.9 –2.3178 174 184 Oil&Gas–FieldServic 20 –43.1 –4.1179 154 130 Rtail–Hme Frnshngs 57 –23.7 –1.7180 150 156 Oil&Gas–Mchnry/Eq 22 –32.8 –2.6181 185 176 Mchnry–MtlHdlg .. –47.1 +0.7182 151 174 Consumer Prod–Elec 38 –26.7 –2.7183 159 177 Rtail Whlsle Offc Sup .. –30.3 –1.4184 177 170 Transportation–Ship .. –31.9 –3.9185 162 172 Oil&Gas–IntlExpl Pr .. –39.2 –3.3186 176 181 Energy–Alt/Other 28 –31.1 –0.4187 182 188 Oil&Gas–Drilling .. –37.1 –3.5188 179 190 Trucks&Parts–Hvy D .. –37.4 –2.0189 188 179 Oil&Gas–Trnsprt/Pip 34 –41.0 –4.7190 192 194 Steel–Producers .. –48.0 –1.7191 187 192 Retail–DprtmntStrs 21 –38.7 –3.2192 180 158 Retail–Cnsmr Elec .. –17.5 –4.1193 194 195 Mining–Metal Ores 14 –54.4 –3.7194 193 193 Oil&Gas–Royalty Trust .. –56.7 –3.2195 196 196 Steel–SpcltyAlloys .. –57.9 –1.0196 189 189 Oil&GascdnExpl Pro .. –50.6 –2.6197 197 197 Energy Coal .. –75.0 –1.8

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IBD’s Industry Sub-Group RankingsRanks 1 to 197 on 6-month price performance.Daily top 10 performers are blue; worst 10 red.

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52-Week New Highs & Lows

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New Highs

MEDICAL (15)

Mirna Thera MIRN 9.43 3Avinger AVGR 19.61 7Aclaris ACRS 28.92 3Collegium COLL 27.02 7PraHealth PRAH 47.95 80Dermira DERM 33.18 4ChinaBio n CBPO 131.69 92Alkermes ALKS 77.69 23BectDicksn BDX 155.91 85†

Penumbra PEN 54.97 49LigandPhar LGND 111.85 76BrstMyrsSq BMY 69.28 44NektrTh NKTR 15.91 14FivePrimTher FPRX 43.75 10Nevro Corp NVRO 67.07 2

SOFTWARE (8)

Five9 FIVN 7.61 48Microsoft MSFT 55.70 63AdobeSys ADBE 94.20 80†

ActivsnBlz ATVI 38.87 83Blackbaud BLKB 66.55 81King Digital KING 17.88 56NetEase NTES 182.36 97†

Instructure INST 20.71 6

S&Ls (7)

NrthfldBanc NFBK 16.26 67BnkMtl BKMU 7.82 69SIFncl SIFI 13.57 35AchorBancrp ABCW 45.28 77

Watrst WSBF 14.05 90UnitdCmty UCFC 6.10 64MalvernBanc MLVF 17.39 78

REAL EST (6)

EqLifestyle ELS 65.68 93PrefdAptCmn APTS 12.40 16MidAmAp MAA 90.35 97ExtraSpace EXR 88.38 96ApplHosp APLE 20.68 56Cubesmart CUBE 30.36 78

CONSUMER (6)

iRobot IRBT 36.95 45Clorox CLX 131.34 79KimbrlyClark KMB 125.84 61NaturalAlter NAII 8.75 65TALEduc XRS 48.01 97†

Nutractcl NUTR 26.12 81

FINANCE (5)

AMrkPrc AMRK 18.33 82HeartlandPay HPY 94.42 89PJT Partnrs PJT 25.88 49Equifax EFX 113.20 90†

TransUnion TRU 27.02 68

UTILITY

AmWtWk AWK 59.29 79AmStateWtr AWR 42.51 73WGL Hldgs WGL 63.18 28AquaAm WTR 30.09 73

RETAIL

PerfrmFdGp PFGC 25.09 97†

CoreMrk CORE 90.60 72

Ulta Beauty ULTA 185.43 96McDonalds MCD 117.50 64

BUSINS SVC

Lo Jack LOJN 5.30 78EpamSyst EPAM 82.07 93†

Corvel CRVL 40.65 57Aramrk ARMK 32.48 85

BANKS

MnrchF MNRK 17.01 75Sierra BSRR 18.71 88First Found FFWM 24.62 86MidPenn MPB 16.30 69

FOOD/BEV

MGP Ingr MGPI 24.54 62HormelFds HRL 79.49 84Smucker SJM 123.64 66

LEISURE

VailResorts MTN 128.03 69SixFlags SIX 53.26 89

INSURNCE

InvstrTitle ITIC 88.92 94KanCityLife KCLI 44.93 54

ENERGY

HanwhaQ HQCL 25.41 69FirstSolar FSLR 64.48 79

AEROSPACE

Orbital ATK OA 88.06 67Raytheon RTN 127.47 56

TRANSPRT

DeltaAir DAL 51.03 96†

MACHINE

WasteConn WCN 55.23 63

INTERNET

Meetme MEET 3.17 43

ELECTRNCS

Bruker BRKR 23.47 68

CHIPS

Photronics PLAB 12.63 77

CHEMICAL

WD40 WDFC 102.71 72

BUILDING

LSIIndust LYTS 12.04 75

AGRICULTRE

Adecoagro AGRO 12.31 11

MISC

DbBaseDbShr BOM 26.81PimcoCAIII PZC 11.64US ShtOil DNO 83.83DbGoldDbShr DZZ 9.03CambrdgCap CAMB 10.09 19Vs3xInvGold DGLD 97.85GASX GASX 79.09DbComdShrEtn DDP 59.30DbGoldShrt DGZ 17.26WT BlmUsDlr USDU 29.32MultiPckSol MPSX 18.04 65PsUltshO&G SOP 38.78ProUltBlmCrud SCO 142.20DbCrudShrEtn DTO 165.62GugSP5EWCnS RHS 115.91MktVctRetail RTH 78.70DbComdDblShr DEE 103.16NuGADiv2 NKG 13.42DbCrudShtEtn SZO 94.04GRSH GRSH 9.64 2DxFtsDevExUs DEEF 24.53

New Lows

ENERGY (34)

Calumt 18.07 77KNOT Offshr 11.45 27Golar 14.11 34AlliancHldg 16.47 44DevonEngy 28.98 15GasLog 13.31 31AllianceRes 12.31 26ArchrkPtnrs 11.37 67GlobalPtnrs 15.73 65Oneok 19.86 58RiceMid 11.39 78Anadarko 46.73 13

ONEOKPtr 22.73 23BP Prdhoe 22.85 20MrphOil 21.80 23MarathonOil 12.78 23SuburbPropn 23.34 22WilliamsCos 23.70 31QEP Resources 11.69 5CheniereEngy 37.28 14Energen 44.67 13WstrGasEqty 30.17 96RangeResrce 21.17 21EQT 47.75 36NustarGP 16.55 26Primeenergy 45.70 59EngyTransEq 11.76 93TCPipelines 42.43 74Bristow 23.37 17Semgrp 25.34 26TallgrassEnrg 13.58 95Arc Logistics 11.92 50CheniereEnrg 15.05 35PenntexMd 12.31 34

RETAIL (9)

FlaniganEntp 17.70 79Macys 34.50 59Companhia 11.24 22MSCIndust 55.01 54ChicosFAS 10.98 44Shake Shack 38.54 91Gamestop 29.05 77BigLots 37.65 74Dillards 67.82 61

REAL EST (6)

Gyrodyne 25.66 4CherryHilMrt 13.27 26CorEnrgyInfra 13.59 18HershaHosp 22.59 36Pebblebrook 28.30 89DmndrockHsp 10.18 7

MACHINE (5)

Kennametal 17.94 11DXPEntrp 26.18 47LinclnElec 50.40 68SPX Flow 26.44 65SL Inds 32.07 39

ELECTRNCS

RPX 10.83 47

ZebraTech 66.45 95WescoIntl 40.04 46Knowles 13.08 11

BUSINS SVC

CEB 61.79 96RobrtHalf 45.81 94TeamHlth 44.20 91CSRA 26.67 2

TELECOMTelus 27.13 71ShawCmm 17.84 70Tessco 19.00 18

LEISURE

Polaris 85.01 88ArcticCat 15.76 37HarleyDavdsn 45.42 67

AUTOPaccar 45.44 93DanaHlg 13.37 21Cummins 85.96 53

TRANSPRT

Kirby 51.16 49KCSouthrn 71.92 63

MINING

RioTinto 27.52 16Goldcorp 10.95 16

METALS

CarpenterTech 27.92 62HandyHarm 20.62 49

INSURNCE

OneBeacon 12.38 17Mercury 45.97 22

FINANCE

Garrison Cap 12.29 95FidelityNatl 59.88 78

CHEMICAL

CompassMin 73.94 65Axiall 13.69 43

BANKS

Iberiabnk 54.29 68

HncHld 24.08 44

APPAREL

PVH 74.09 65Wolverine 17.24 41

AEROSPACE

Triumph 33.96 64Sifco 10.45 23

MEDICAL

ForwardPhrm 19.69 2

MEDIA

WileyJohnB 44.82 50

CONSUMER

Libbey 22.06 79

COMPUTER

Netapp 28.30 32

AGRICULTRE

Raven 15.67 16

MISC

PS DbAgri 20.17PS DbComdIdx 13.21PS DbGoldFnd 34.39Pimc1–5Tip 51.15PS SC Egy 15.05CurrShCan 71.13MVUO/G 13.28BarcGsci36 12.64PS IntlDvAchvr 13.36OwensIllinois 16.94 24PS DbPrecMtls 32.00CushingRenFd 13.03IpthDjUBSCm 20.84GuggBlt2022 20.31BlkEngyRs 12.57Btc iShrCm 27.66NexpointCrStr 19.23GuggShipgEtf 12.14SpdrGold 100.50EtfsPrcMtls 51.64QntMktNSz 21.26EtfsGoldTrst 102.49GggBlt2020C 20.93BiPGrain 31.41iShSilver 13.08

US12Mo n 16.69IsharesGoldTr 10.15TeucrCorn 22.08USBrent 12.08GlbXCpM 11.03SpdBrcStCrBnd 30.39iShGSCom 13.92Tyco Intl 31.28 63USAgrcIdxFd 18.60SpdrMCanadQ 44.71DX ZcksMlpHi 15.33IS US OilGasEx 52.76SpdrOGEx 29.56IsiBdMr20Crp 103.29FidCorpBond 47.65CohSClosd 10.59VanEcMkGld 10.46DbGoldDblLng 17.84ProSUltSilv 26.67USOilFnd 10.74GrHCmdty 18.05GlbXSilvM 17.91SpDblneTtl 48.72ProUlBlmCrud 12.04SpdMetM 14.45WT WestAsst 47.07GSCnct 19.73MktVRE 13.27ET Dj–BlmCdt 13.83IS IntrCrdBnd 107.36PS FndmtIgBd 24.95BiPLive 21.76IS 1–3 CrdBnd 104.56ProSUltGold 29.27MktVSteel 19.76PS DbEnrgFnd 11.05PsO&GExPro 21.92MvTresHdg 21.74FT GlTactCm 19.60MvEAg 19.92IS CMBS Etf 50.80IPPrBtaBdCm 23.45IP PurBtaCpr 22.98GugSpHiInc 20.99USDieslHtOil 12.65WT CmdtyCur 15.00AdvPacAsst 47.51IS IntInf–Lnkd 39.00IPPurBtLvstk 40.47IS MscQatar 18.27IS CmdOtimz 31.53AccuSptCbUp 15.52ColCoreBnd 50.78

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