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A long-rumored Facebook ad net-work — ads Facebook will place onthird-party sites, not just its ownsite — is a reality that could soonup the ante in the No. 1 social net-work’s escalating rivalry vs. No. 1online search engine Google.

So says a former Facebook em-ployee with knowledge of theplan,whospoke on condition of an-onymity.

Facebook denies it has any plansfor an ad network.

The ex-employee says Facebookplansto use its “Like” button to tar-get ads to other websites. The“Like” button lets Facebook mem-bers alert their Facebook friendsabout content and other thingsthey like online.

What’s The Story?Last week, Facebook took a step

in this direction when it started a“Sponsored Stories” ad program,in which companies can use“Like” comments in ads that ap-pear on Facebook pages — and thatjust a user’s followers would see.

Facebook illustrated the pro-gram with Facebook user Joe,whoremarkedthathe went toStar-bucksSBUX twice that day.

Starbucks used that commentabove a Starbucks ad that ap-peared with all the other ads onthe right side of Joe’s Facebookpage.

Joe’sfollowers could see theStar-bucks ad along with his com-ments, which presumably wouldgive the ad more weight with Joe’sfriends.

Introducing third-party ads viathe Like program will help Face-bookchallenge GoogleGOOG for rev-

enue from ads placed on third-party sites, says the former Face-book employee.

Say Joe wrote that he Likes theXYZ restaurant he read about on ablog in the Facebook Like pro-gram.

An ad for XYZ might appear onthe blog near Joe’s comment.

“Whatnobodyreallyunderstandsabout Facebook and their vision isthat they basically want to com-pete with Google,” the person said.

Facebook’s push to integrate itsservice with retail, magazine andnews sites is all the more impor-tant with the possibility of intro-ducing ads to the mix, says DebraAho Williamson, an analyst withresearch firm eMarketer.

“I’ve been saying for some timethat Facebook has really been put-ting all of the pieces together to de-velop some form of an ad net-work,” she said. “It does soundlike there is a bigger reason forLike other than ‘thumbs up, I’m in-terested in a brand or a product.’ ”

With some failures behind it andan uneasy relationship with someusers about how it uses their infor-mation, Facebook has been care-ful about rolling out ad programs.It has yet to place ads on sitesother than its own.

Placing ads on partner sites is amodel long used by search en-gines.

Google’sAdSenseuses “contextu-al targeting” software to place adson sites where those ads are likeli-est to get clicked. MicrosoftMSFTand YahooYHOO do the same with

their ad partnership.Facebook, which likely is close to

having 600 million members, re-portedly generated $1.2 billion inrevenue through the first ninemonths of 2010, the great majorityfrom ads. Google had revenue of$20.8 billion in that span, 97%from ads. In the third quarter, 30%of Google’s revenue came fromads placed on partner sites.

Facing Up To IPOFacebook is searching for more

revenueafter recentlyclosing a pri-vate round of funding that valuedthe company at about $50 billion.Thenear certainty of an initial pub-lic offering by April 2012 makes itmoreimportant thatFacebookfindways to bring in more revenue.

It’s a ticklish task to make reve-nue from those visitors in a waythat doesn’t turn off users.

Plenty of websites let users postitems from the site to Facebookpages. Since April, websites can in-clude a Facebook Like button.

Facebook already is targeting adson its site to Like. But the ad net-work that Facebook is trying to de-velop would place ads on thethird-party sites, alongside the com-ments of the Facebook user wholikes the content or site.

The ad ideally would be tied tocontent in the comments. (If theFacebook user doesn’t post a com-ment, it’s unclear if Facebookwould put a targeted ad on thethird-party site.)

Say a user is on a movie site,SEE FACEBOOK ON A4

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The U.S. economy grew at a 3.2%annual rate in the final threemonths of last year, acceleratingfor the second straight quarter, asexports rose and consumer spend-ing climbed at the fastest pace inmore than four years, the Com-merce Department said Friday.

Wall Street had expected a stron-ger 3.7% rate of expansion afterQ3’s 2.6%. But economists wereencouragedthat private-sector de-mand was able to power the econ-omy as government spending felland inventory growth plunged. In-flation remained tame, support-ing the Federal Reserve’s aggres-sive efforts to boost growth andbring down unemployment.

“There’s increasing evidencethat the expansion is becomingmore and more self-sustaining,”said Jay Bryson, global economistat Wells Fargo Investments.

ThelevelofrealGDP—$13.38tril-lion — finally surpassed its priorpeak in Q4 2007, when the econo-my was starting its slide into adeep recession. For all of 2010,GDP grew 2.9%, the best since2005,aftershrinking2.6%in2009.

But stocks tumbled on Egypt’smass protests and weak resultsfrom FordF, AmazonAMZN and oth-ers. The S&P 500 fell 1.8% and theNasdaq 2.5%. Oil, gold, the dollarand Treasury prices rebounded asinvestors sought safe havens.

Analysts expect moderategrowth to continue despite debtwoes and austerity in Europe, po-liticalunrest inthe Mideast and in-flation pressures around theworld due to higher commoditycosts. But they said the expansionlikely won’t be strong enough toquickly bringdown the unemploy-ment rate, which has remainedabove 9% since the recessionended in June 2009.

“The world has problems outthere, but I don’t think the prob-lems are so big or threatening thatthey will set back the U.S.,” saidStuart Hoffman, chief economistat PNC Financial.

Still, he added, “It’s a hollow vic-tory if you grow but you don’t

grow enough to create jobs.”Also Friday, theReuters/Univer-

sity of Michigan final consumersentiment index for January fell0.3 point to 74.2 from December’snear-two-year high.

Earlier this month, IBD/TIPP’sEconomic Optimism Index shotup 13.3% to its first positive read-ing since September 2009 as theoutlook for jobs and the economyimproved.

Consumer confidence is looselytied to consumer spending, whichaccounts for 70% of economic ac-tivity. Q4’s 4.4% gain in spendingwas the biggest since Q1 2006 andadded 3 percentage points to GDP.

It also resulted in a big drop inbusiness inventories, with stock-pile building slowing to a $7.2 bil-lion annual pace from Q3’s $121.4billion rate. That subtracted 3.7points from gross domestic prod-uct, but could bode well forgrowth. “Orders to restock inven-tory should be a positive for theeconomy in the first half of 2011,particularly in the auto sector,”Hoffman said.

Spending on durable goods roseat a 21.6% rate, the best since Q42001, as demand for cars andtrucks rebounded. Manufactur-ing has been a main driver of theeconomic rebound along withbusiness spending, which slowedto a 0.4% rate.

Exports rose at an 8.5% rate,while imports fell at a 13.6% pace.Trade added 3.4 percentagepoints to GDP, as U.S. companiesbenefited from strong overseasgrowth and a weaker dollar.

Residential investment, long adrag on GDP, contributed 0.1point to growth.

Government spending shrankon a drop in defense outlays andcutbacks by debt-laden state andlocal governments.

AN EGYPTIAN ARMY SOLDIER riding in an armored personnel carrier is surrounded by anti-governmentprotestersFridayinCairo.EmbattledPresidentHosniMubaraksaidearlySaturdaythathehadaskedhisCab-inet to resign and promised reforms. But he also defended the crackdown on tens of thousands of protesters.

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Stocks careened lower Friday asunrest in Egypt fed uncertaintyand some key earnings fell short.

The Nasdaq plunged 2.5% whilethe S&P 500 and the NYSE com-posite slid 1.8% each. ThePhiladel-phia semiconductor index, a lead-er in January, fell 2.8% — its big-gest percentage loss since August.

Volume jumped sharply on bothmajor exchanges.

The action slapped the major in-dexes with a distribution day — aclear sign that institutional inves-tors were dumping shares. More-over, the sell-off revived the pres-sures that the market seemed tobe overcoming. Today’s IBD Mar-ket Pulse shows the market up-trend under pressure, just two ses-sions after the uptrend resumed.

Recent breakouts among top-rated stocks haven’t made muchprogress. Several triggered the 8%sell rule. Investors Intelligence’s

bulls vs. bears survey, a secondaryindicator, is at frothy levels some-times associated with markettops.

Given the scarcity of successfulbreakouts, it’s possible that many

growth investors have already in-creased their cash position. If so,let the market prove its true inten-tions before switching to an ag-gressive stance.

Investors who have significantexposure need to be prudent. Sellstocks that drop 7% or 8% belowyour purchase price.

If you have a small gain, don’t letit become a loss.

If you have a big gainer, decidewhether you want to sit through abase construction or lock in gains.

Unrest in Egypt raised worries.A regime change in Egypt wouldadd one more unknown to themix. Oil leapt 4% Friday. Gold, thetraditional fear gauge, rose 1%.

The stock market offered fewplaces to hide Friday. For everystock that rose on the Nasdaq,more than five fell. On the NYSE,four stocks fell for every one thatrose.

Among IBD’s 197 industrygroups, only a few rose. Gold min-ers and oil groups accounted for

four of them. Disappointing earn-ings from Ford MotorF and Ama-zon.comAMZN further pressuredstocks.

Ford plunged 13%. Amazon tum-bled 7%. Both stocks sank belowtheir 50-day moving averages.

Economic news Friday wasmixed. The Reuters-University ofMichigan consumer sentimentindex was better than expected.But fourth-quarter GDP, thebroadest measure of the U.S. econ-omy, increased 3.2%. The Streethad expected 3.7%. If 3.2% GDPgrowth continues, it won’t dentunemployment much, accordingto economists.

For the week, the Nasdaq lost0.1% while the S&P 500 and theNYSE composite slipped 0.5%each. IBD 50 stocks on averagewere up 0.2% for the week.

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U.S. Economy TopsPre-Recession Peak,Rising 3.2% In Q4Consumer Spending Strong

Self-sustaining, finally?Real private demand led,not gov’t or inventories

S&P 500 INDEX1276.34-23.20 (-1.8%)

Egypt chaos sparksbroad-based selling

DOW JONES IND.11,823.70-166.13 (-1.4%)

28 of 30 componentslose ground on Friday

NYSE VOL. (MIL)1,347+358 (+36.2%)

Gold, oil producersrecord biggest gains

NASDAQ2686.89-68.39 (-2.5%)

Tech stocks amongday’s hardest hit

NASDAQ VOL. (MIL)2,349+366 (+18.4%)

Skyworks, ARM off;Amazon drops 7%

10-YEAR T-NOTE3.34%-0.05 (-1.5%)

Frightened investorsbid T-bonds higher

DOLLAR-YEN (N.Y.)82.08-0.75 (-0.9%)

Rush to safety liftsyen more than US$

EURO1.3610-0.0123 (-0.9%)

Egypt’s violent protests,U.K. pessimism hit euro

CRB FUTURES335.44+4.05 (+1.2%)

Wheat, cotton dive;most others surge

M A R K E T P U L S E

Friday’s action:Down in rising volume

Current outlook:Uptrend under pressure

Distribution days:4 forNasdaq andNYSEcomposite, 2 for S&P 500

Leaders up in volume:BrighamExplorationBEXP

NetflixNFLX

Leaders down in volume:Amazon.comAMZN

StarbucksSBUX GraftechGTI

ChinaMediaExpressCCME

MicrosemiMSCC

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Mubarak Fires Gov’t Amid Chaos1 Pres. Hosni Mubarak said early Sat. local

time on TV that he had asked his Cabinetto resign, vowing reforms in his first publicresponse to the biggest challenge ever to his30-year iron rule. But he defended the crack-down by police and the army on tens of thou-sands of demonstrators. Numerous fatali-ties and hundreds of injuries were reported.The army retook controlof central Cairo, Re-uters reported.

U.S. Threatens To Cut Egypt Aid2 Pres. Obama, balancing support for a

longtime U.S. ally while opposing its vio-lentcrackdown,saidhe’scommittedtowork-ing with both Egypt’s gov’t and people. hesaidhe hopes current “volatility” becomes anopportunity. Earlier, spokesman RobertGibbs said the administration might reduceits $1.5 bil in foreign aid. U.K. PM DavidCameron said Egypt needs “reform.”

Oil Surges 4% On Egypt Unrest3 Fears that Egypt’s trouble could shut the

Suez Canal, affect oil output or spread toother oil producing states whipped crude fu-tures up $3.70 to $89.34 a barrel, but belowthe key $90 mark. Feb. gold rose less than2% to $1,340.70 an ounce as a safe havenplay. Silver leapt over 3%. The dollar and es-pecially the yen rallied. Bonds rose acrossthe board. More on this page

Stocks Fall On Egypt, Earnings4 Stocks suffered their biggest losses in

monthson Cairo’s chaos and disappoint-ing earnings. The Nasdaq tumbled 2.5% andsnapped a 4-day win streak. The NYSE com-posite and S&P 500 fell 1.8%. Volume surgedacross the board. Losing stocks trouncedwinners 5-to-1 on the NYSE and 4-to-1 onthe Nasdaq. The major indexes ended theweek modestly lower. More on this page

GDP Grew At 3.2% Pace In Q45 That was a bit less than expected, but

was the 2nd straight quarter of accelera-tion as the economy finally passed its Q4 ’07peak. Consumer spending rose at a 4.4% an-nual rate — the best since Q1 ’06 — as dura-ble buys shot up 21.6%. Exports were a bighelp.TheU.S. isno longerrelyingon invento-ries to prop up growth. More on this page, A2

Ford Hit By Higher Commodities6 The carmaker’s Q4 EPS dropped 30% to

30 cents, a surprise decline vs. views of48 cents, as raw material and vehicle launchcosts rose. Ex its divested Volvo, revenuerose 5% to $32.5 bil, beating views of $29.3bil. Its European unit swung to a loss. FordFsees all units making money in 2011, thoughcommodity costs are seen rising more thisyear than 2010. Shares sank 12%.

Reborn BankUnited Up Post-IPO7 The resurrected Fla. bank that collapsed

in 2009 rose 5% in its NYSE debut. Itsold 29 mil shares at $27 a pop — the IPO’ssize and price both above views. Investorssold 25 mil of those shares, getting 86% ofthe $783 mil in proceeds. They had boughtBankUnitedBKU from the FDIC after it failedon bad real estate loans.

Chevron Beats, Reserves Worry8 Q4 earnings jumped 73% to $2.64, easily

beating analyst views of $2.41. Revenuerose 11% to $54.03 bil, missing views. LikeConocoPhillipsCOP and Occidental Petro-leumOXY earlier, ChevronCVX got a boost fromhigher oil prices. But its slim oil reservegrowth disappointed investors. Shares fell1.5% despite crude’s Egypt-led surge.

Honeywell Misses, Sells CPG Unit9 The consumer and industrial product

giant’s Q4 EPS fell 48% to 47 cents, miss-ing views by 40 cents. Sales rose 12% to$9.04 bil, topping forecasts. For 2011, Honey-wellHON seesEPS of $3.60-$3.80, below viewsof $3.83. Separately, it sold its ConsumerProducts Group to private Rank Group forabout $950 mil in cash. Shares fell 1%.

Spain Jobless Rate: 13-Year High10 Unemployment rose to 20.33% at the

end of 2010, up from 18.83% in 2009.After relying on a huge construction boomlast decade, the euro zone’s No. 4 economyis barely growing. Spain’s gov’t OK’d raisingthe retirement age to 67 from 65 with thesupport of labor unions, averting threatenedorganized protests.

Facebook Said To Be DevelopingA Third-Party-Site Ad NetworkWould compete againstGoogle’s AdSense anduse ‘Like’ to target ads

Market Falls Broadly And Sharply As Trade Picks Up

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Hanna And Barbera’s Cartoon HitsM A N A G I N G F O R S U C C E S S / A 7

Pawnshops Polish Up Their ImageI N D U S T R Y S N A P S H O T / A 8

Biotechs Catch Acquisition FeverD A I L Y S T O C K A N A L Y S I S / B 1 1

Chipmaker Altera Gets Scrutinized

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00 Dozens of microbial enzymesfound in cows could help in biofuelproduction using switchgrass, ac-cording to Univ. of Ill. researchers. Acow’s digestive system can process50 pounds of plant matter a day, andresearchers focused on the leavesand stems of grasses because theiruse in biofuel production wouldn’taffect food supplies the way the useof corn and sugar cane does.00 Proteins that change a plant’scolor when exposed to dangeroussubstances have been engineeredby scientists at Colo. State Univ.Using the proteins, the team creat-ed a plant that turns white whenexposed to traces of TNT, making ita potential tool for security screen-ing at airports. Such plants couldalso be designed to detect harmfulenvironmental pollutants.00 A robotic weight-loss coachcalled Autom “talks” to dieters,encouraging them, and helps withtasks like keeping a food diary andtracking calorie intake. CreatorIntuitive Automata says a studyshowed people using Autom weremore successful at weight loss thanthose using traditional methods likea paper log or computer program.

U.S. employee charged in killingPakistan will pursue murder charg-es against a U.S. consular employeesuspected of shooting 2 armed menduring a possible robbery attempt, atop prosecutor said Fri. as protest-ers called for the unidentified Amer-ican to be severely punished. Thekillings in Lahore on Thu. have at-tracted intense media coverage,and the gov’t — already criticized asbeing subservient to the U.S. — willbe under pressure to let the law runits course. Police said the Americantold officers he had just withdrawnmoney from an ATM and was act-ing in self-defense.

AFGHANISTAN: A Taliban suicidebomber blew himself up inside amarket popular with Westerners,killing 8 — some of them foreigners— in an attack that showedterrorists can still strike in thecapital despite tightened security.

AUSTRALIA: Deadly floodwatersthat have swamped the nation willcost nearly $1 bil in agriculturallosses and billions more in lost coalexports, the nation’s treasurer said.

RUSSIA: Pres. Dmitry Medvedevsigned the ratification of a nucleararms-cut pact with the U.S., thecenterpiece of Pres. Obama’s effortto change relations with Moscow.

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Google Inc .. A1, A3, A4Illumina ........................ A6Intel .............................. A3InterDigital Inc .............. A7J D S Uniphase Corp .... A4Joy Global ................... B10Komatsu Ltd ............... B10Life Tchnologies Cp ..... A6Lululemon ........... B2, B9Microsoft ............. A1, A4Netflix ............................ B9Northern Oil & Gas ........ B9Oracle ........................... B2Priceline.com ............... B2Roche Holding Ltd ....... A6Salesforce.com Inc ...... A3Sprint Corp ................... A3Talecris Biothrptcs ....... A8Velti PLC ...................... A6Xilinx ............................. B2Yahoo ............................ A4

FOOD

Sara Lee to break up after sale failThe packaged-food company plansto divide itself into two public com-panies, after it failed to receive satis-factory buyout bids. One companywill focus on N. American meatproducts and carry the Sara Leename, while the other unnamedcompany will focus on int’l bakeryand beverage operations. Sara LeeSLE expects to complete the split inearly 2012 and include a special$3-a-share dividend. The smallercompanies are seen becoming buy-out targets. Shares fell 2.7% to 17.17.

IN BRIEFIdexx LabsIDXX, the maker of veteri-nary products, said Q4 EPS rose22% to 62 cents, beating by 7 cents.Revenue grew 5% to $283.8 mil. Itslid 3.1% to 70.86.

Quality SystemsQSII, a developer ofhealth care software, said Q3 EPSincreased 30% to 60 cents, toppingviews by 6 cents. Revenue grew23% to $91.9 mil, above estimates. Itlifted its quarterly dividend 17% to35 cents. Shares rose 3.8% to 77.45.

CarMaxKMX, which operates used-car dealerships, was upgraded byOppenheimer, which raised its full-year EPS target to $1.68 from $1.50.CarMax dipped 1%.

Provident Financial ServicesPFS, aN.J. bank, said Q4 EPS rose 92% to23 cents, missing by a penny. Reve-nue fell 3% to $78 mil. It fell 1.1%.

The FCC asked a federal appealscourt to dismiss appeals by VerizonCommunicationsVZand Metro PCSCommunicationsPCS to “networkneutrality” rules.

Amcol Int’lACO, a provider of spe-cialty minerals, said Q4 EPSdropped 32% to 21 cents, missingviews by 17 cents. Sales grew 26% to$223.4 mil. It tumbled 7% to 30.04.

IPOs

InterXion has strong trading debutThe Dutch Web storage firm rose6.2% to 13.80 in its first day of trad-ing. The offering priced at the top ofits expected range. Including op-tions given brokers, InterXionINXNraised $250 mil. InterXion manag-es 28 storage sites in 11 countries formore than 1,000 customers.

INDUSTRIAL

Dover beats, sees more demandThe industrial firm said Q4 EPSjumped 71% to 94 cents, beatingviews by 12 cents. Revenue rose24% to $1.875 bil, above estimates.It sees 2011 EPS of $4.05-$4.25,above views of $3.94. DoverDOV sawa 30% rise in sales of its fluid man-agement and electronics products.It said higher oil prices have creat-ed demand for its pumps. Itclimbed 4.5% to 62.15.

FINANCE

T. Rowe Price beats, inflow risesThe fund manager reported Q4EPS rose 26% to 72 cents, beatingviews of 69 cents as assets undermanagement increased on marketappreciation and inflow. Revenuerose 19% to $648.3 mil, toppingviews. Two-thirds went into retire-ment accounts. Although T. RowePrice’sTROW inflow was down from$8 bil the prior quarter, it’s faringbetter than some rivals. It fell 3.3%to 65.85.

CHEMICALS

Scotts’ loss worse than expectedThe lawn and garden productsmaker posted a Q1 loss of 99 cents ashare, missing views by 5 cents.Sales fell 9% to $230.2 mil, also miss-ing views. Scotts Miracle-GroSMGtypically records a loss during thewinter quarter. Winter storms inmuch of the country likely alsoswayed consumers to wait to buy itsfertilizer and other products. Salesof consumer products fell 12%.Shares fell 5.1% to 51.36.

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TRENDS & INNOVATIONSHormone found to boost memoryAn insulin-like growth factor thatnaturally occurs in the body signifi-cantly boosted memory retention inrats, according to researchers at Mt.Sinai School of Medicine in NewYork who say it has potential as anew treatment. The growth factorhelps repair brain tissue but de-clines with age. In tests, it strength-ened the cellular connections andmechanisms for long-term memory.The researchers injected the hor-mone directly into the rats’ brainsandfoundthatthe memoryenhance-ment lasted at least a few weeks.

Cheap, clean artificial fuel foundResearchers in England have creat-ed a synthetic, hydrogen-based fuelthat would cost about $1.50 a gallon,have a more stable price than oiland produce no carbon emissionswhen burned in a combustion en-gine. The fuel was created by CellaEnergy, a spinoff of University Col-lege and Oxford University. Scien-tists found a way to store a hydro-gen-related compound, hydride, atnormal temperature in a standardgas tank. Cella’s CEO says the fuelcould initially be used as a gasolineadditive.

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FORMER “CHIPS” STAR Larry Wilcox, left, enters the Fort Lauderdale,Fla., Federal Courthouse, where he was sentenced Friday to 3 years proba-tion on a securities fraud conviction. The 63-year-old Wilcox admitted toconspiring to defraud investors by manipulating penny stocks.

ENERGY

Alliance Res sees demand risingThe thermal coal miner’s Q4 EPSsoared 160% to $1.82, 16 cents betterthan estimates, helped by highersales volume and coal prices. Reve-nue jumped 40% to $418.6 mil, miss-ing viewsfor$425.3 mil. Alliance Re-source PartnersARLP sees coal de-mand rising and predicts 2011 reve-nue of $1.75 bil-$1.85 bil, the mid-point just below views for $1.81 bil,on sales volume 5.6%-8.9% above2010. It sees capital spending above2010 levels. It rose 0.5% to 68.46.

Arch Coal misses, cites optimismThe No. 2 U.S. coal producer’s Q4EPS tripled to 33 cents, but missedviews by 10 cents on problems withrail service and slow production at aW.Va. mine. Revenue rose 15% to$835.4 mil. Arch CoalACI will focuson controlling costs and sees in-creased U.S. coal consumption. Itsees ’11 EPS of $2-$2.50, belowviews for $2.80. But shares climbed1.8% to 33.22 after Arch’s CEO pre-dicted better days after Q1.

TRANSPORTATION

J.B. Hunt tops, load counts riseThe trucking firm said Q4 EPS rose44% to 46 cents, beating by a penny.Revenue grew 16% to $1.02 bil,slightly above estimates. J.B. HuntTransport ServicesJBHT said highersales and earnings were largely a re-sultof higher load counts in its inter-modal segment (containers that canbe carried by air, rail and ship),which rose 13%. Shares climbed3.4% to 41.35.

Oshkosh sees lower, stable profitThe maker of specialty commercialand gov’t trucks said Q1 EPS sank42% to $1.22, but it topped views by33 cents as Oshkosh compensatedfor lower production of an armoredmilitary vehicle. Revenue dropped30% to $1.7 bil, below estimates for$1.78 bil. Sales in most segments fellbut rose for access equipment,which includes lifts and platforms.OshkoshOSK said production of anew Army vehicle will help main-tain profitability but at lower levels.Shares slipped 0.1% to 37.39.

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U.S. grain prices to stay highCorn, soybean and wheat priceswill fall by at most 5% this year aftersoaring 50% last year, according toa Reuters poll of 16 analysts. As a re-sult, food prices will likely remainnear record highs, a particular con-cern for poor countries where foodcosts make up a large percentage ofhousehold budgets.00 U.S. employment costs rose0.4% in Q4, in line with views. Theyrose just 2% last year vs. ’09, amidweak demand for labor.

France urges bigger rescue fundThe size of Europe’s financial res-cue fund should be increased andmade more flexible if necessary tosupport debt-laden nations, FrenchEconomy Minister Christine La-garde said. But Germany, the re-gion’s biggest economy, and someother euro zone countries opposeadding to the nearly $600 bil fund.00 Lending to companies in the17-member euro zone unexpected-ly fell by $33 bil in Dec., the Europe-an Central Bank said.

Japan PM vows to curb debtNaoto Kan will push social securityandtax reformsto slash soaringpub-lic debt, a day after S&P downgrad-ed the nation’s credit rating and theIMF urged Japan to cut its budgetdeficit. Kan has proposed raisingthe sales tax, from 5%, but that andother reforms face stiff oppositionin parliament. Japan’s debt, at dou-ble the size of GDP, is the highest inthe industrialized world.00 Japan’s unemployment rate fell0.2 point to 4.9% in Dec., the firsttime below 5% in 10 months. Also,consumer prices fell 0.4% vs. a yearago, the smallest drop since ’09,raising hopes that deflation is eas-ing. Household spending and retailsales sank, tempering optimism.

COMING UP MONDAY00 Personal income and spendingfor Dec., 8:30 a.m. EST (forecast:income up 0.5%, spending up 0.6%).00 Chicago PMI for Jan., 9:45 a.m.EST (forecast: 65).

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NASA marks Challenger disasterHundreds gathered at a NASAlaunch site Fri. to mark the 25th an-niversary of the Challenger disas-ter, receiving words of hope fromthe widow of the space shuttle’scommander. The ceremony drewspace agency managers, former as-tronauts and launch directors, andfamily and friends of the fallencrew. The space shuttle erupted onJan. 28, 1986 — just 73 seconds intoflight —killing all 7 on board, includ-ing high school teacher ChristaMcAuliffe of Concord, N.H.00 Tea Party-backed GOP Sen.Rand Paul favors cutting U.S. aid toIsrael as part of a deficit-driveneffort to slash gov’t spending by$500 bil this year, drawing criti-cism from Democrats and Republi-cans who argue the U.S. must beunwavering in its support for thelongtime Mideast ally.00 New York City might have tolay off 15,000 teachers if the state,grappling with a $10 bil deficit, cutsthe city’s education budget by $1bil, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.The city has around 75,000 teach-ers, and Bloomberg is already plan-ning to lay off 6,000 to help dealwith the city’s deficit for the nextfiscal year.

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Some Tech Super Bowl Ad Veterans Stay In GameGoDaddy, Cars.com Re-Enlist

CareerBuilder also back,but Monster sitting out;Salesforce is a newcomer

Salesforce.com(left) isanewSuperBowl advertiser;GoDaddy.com —withitsborderline salaciousads—is astaple.

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Venture Capital Returns RiseInvestments by venture capitalists are showing the first signs of recovery since the 2008 financial crisis. Returns are improved across most horizons, starting with the end of Q3 2010, amid strong post-IPO performance and exit markets.Sources: National Venture Capital Assoc., Cambridge Associates

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The Super Bowl for Internet andother tech advertisers has become astory of a few stalwart players whoreturnyear after year andsometran-sients who suit up for a year or two,then drop out.

For the Feb. 6 National FootballLeague title game, E-Trade Finan-cialETFC, CareerBuilder.com, GoDad-dy.com and Cars.com have con-firmed they are playing for at least athird straight year.

Another company, Motorola So-lutionsMSI, is returning for a secondyear after sitting out the previousfour games.

There is at least one tech newcom-er: Salesforce.comCRM.

The company will run ads near thehalftime show, which features theBlack Eyed Peas.

Band frontman will.i.am workedwith Salesforceon thead, which fea-tures the Baby Peas puppets andtrumpets its Chatter.com workercollaboration product. At leastthree 2010 participants, MonsterWorldwideMWW, IntelINTCand Qual-comm’sQCOMFLOTV —which is fad-ing out — have bowed out.

Four others from last year —GoogleGOOG, Sprint NextelS,

MetroPCSPCS and Vizio — won’tsay whether they’re advertising thistime. Neither will IBMIBM, whichhas been running ads during theNFL playoffs.

Last year was Google’s first SuperBowl and Intel’s first in more than adecade.

Among 2009 advertisers, Hulusays it won’t return this year butwill reserve a portion of its websitefor fans to re-watch the game’s com-mercials. Online travel companyPriceline.comPCLN declined to saywhether it would return after pass-ing on last year’s game.

Groupon, the Web’s top onlinecoupon provider, reportedly willhave an ad during the pregame

show. The company didn’t respondto an e-mail to confirm its reserva-tion.

GoDaddy deserves considerationas the Super Bowl’s most valuabletech player. The Web domain nameregistrar, known for its borderlinesalacious ads, will be a big-gamesponsor for the seventh time. Itbought two 30-second ads for thehugely popular game.

Sitting on the sidelines on SuperBowl Sunday is not an option, saysGoDaddy’s chief executive,Bob Par-sons.

“We measure how all our advertis-ing generates revenue, and we’d bekind of cutting ourselves off at theknees if we didn’t” advertise in the

Super Bowl, he said.Last year’s Super Bowl was the

most-watched TV show in U.S. his-tory, with a viewership of morethan 106 million. The game, inwhich the New Orleans Saints beatthe Indianapolis Colts 31-17, beatthe 1983 finale of “MASH,” whichdrew just under 106 million view-ers. Most of the other top-viewedshows are Super Bowls. (“Ameri-can Idol,” the ratings champ amongTV series in recent years, attracteda little over 26 million viewers forits season premier on Jan. 19.)

Fox TV says that by late October ithad sold all the available ad spacefor this season’s Super Bowl.

Last year’s prices for a 30-second

spot hovered at $2.5 million to $2.8million. This year, the price report-edly is $2.8 million to $3 million.

Parsons says privately heldGoDaddywill likely produce $1.1bil-lion in revenue in 2011, up from$945 million last year.

The Super Bowl ads, he says, are abig spark.

“Because of everything we do, theSuper Bowl is one of those thingsthat work absolutely the best,” hesaid. The company parlays its SuperBowl TV ads into a broad online andoffline marketing campaign.

Cars.com will advertise during theSuper Bowl for the fourth straightyear. The company, which helpsconsumers purchase cars, will runtwo ads, both in the second half.

The Super Bowl has become thebest vehicle for Cars.com to pass ri-vals at a key time, says CarolynCrafts, chief marketing officer forCars.com.

“The beginning of the year tendsto be very strong for us, as folks areentering the car shopping market inFebruary and March,” she said.“The Super Bowl is a good time forus to get our message out.”

CareerBuilder.com, a leading on-line jobs service, plans to run a30-second spot in the third quarter.This is the third straight year it suitsup for the game.

Rival Monster will be on the side-lines for the first time in three years.

In 2009, Monster returned to thegame after a five-year hiatus. Thatyear, the company became the Na-SEE SUPER BOWL ON A4

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DAVOS, Switzerland — A formerWikiLeaks spokesman launched arival website Friday, saying he’llgive whistle-blowers more controlover the secrets they spill.

The new platform, called Open-Leaks, will allow sources to choosespecifically who they want to sub-mit documents to anonymously,such as to a particular news outlet,said Daniel Domscheit-Berg.

“We’dlike to work with mediaout-lets that have an interest in inform-ing the public,” he told reporters onthe sidelines of the World Econom-ic Forum meeting of top businessand political leaders in the Swiss re-sort of Davos.

The difference between his groupand WikiLeaks, he said, would bethat his group leaves reviewing thematerial up to the publication or ad-vocacy group chosen by the sourceto receive the information.

WikiLeaks has struggled to wadethrough the vast amounts of materi-al it received — particularly the hun-dreds of thousands of U.S. diplomat-ic cables — and been criticized forsharing the data with only a handfulof media outlets around the world.

Domscheit-Berg said giving moreprofessional journalists and ana-lysts the opportunity to receive andsift through documents wouldspeed up the process while makingOpenLeaks less of a target.

New WebsiteWill Be RivalTo WikiLeaks

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Microsoft’s KinectLooks Like A WinnerFor Supplier JDSUGame Controller Is A Big Hit

JDS Uniphase’s sensortechnology could helppush other gesture wares

Facebook Pacts MixedFor Microsoft, YahooNo Gains In Searches

But both sites have seenmore visitors overall;Google is mutual rival

Facebook lets users share their likes, which could help the social network target ads to third-party websites.

Super Bowl Ad Splash Didn’t Score Much For Qualcomm’s FLO TV

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Gesture tech is getting the thumbsup.

Shares in JDS UniphaseJDSU, aparts supplier for sensor technolo-gy used in Microsoft’sMSFT motion-gaming system Kinect, rose asmuch as 6.6% on Friday after Mi-crosoft reported it had shippedmore than 8 million Kinect unitssince its November launch, which“far exceeded our expectations,”said Peter Klein, Microsoft’s chief fi-nancial officer. JDSU shares endedup 1% on a bad day for the market.

Citibank analyst Walter Pritchardestimates Microsoft will ship 5.8million Kinect boxes, which attachto its Xbox 360 video game console,in the six months ended June 30,and then 13.4 million in the follow-ing 12 months.

The motion-sensing technologyused in Microsoft’s Kinect system isthe best-known example of gesture-recognition technology to appear ina consumer product.

Microsoft’s system uses camerasto read game players’ hand gesturesand body movements, a step upfrom controller technology usedearlier in Nintendo’s Wii console.

Analysts expect gesture technolo-gy — a follow-on to human-deviceinterfaces such as the computermouse and TV remote controls — toappear in more consumer and com-mercial products.

At the Mobile World Congress inFebruary, more smart phones areexpected to be unveiled that usetouch-based gestures. AppleAAPLand GoogleGOOG pioneered gesturefeatures, such as finger-based,zoom-in controls, in the iPhone andAndroid devices.

Mobile phones use tiny micro-electro-mechanical (MEM) sen-sors. More complex gesture sys-tems, like video gaming products,use cameras to capture movements.

At the Consumer ElectronicsShow in Las Vegas this month,many companies demonstrated ges-ture devices using MEM- or cam-era-based technology for TVs andpersonal computers. And at thismonth’s retailer trade show in NewYork, chipmaker IntelINTC struttedout in-store ad displays that re-spond to customer hand gestures.

MIT Started The ActionGesture technology has been

evolving for decades at the Massa-chusetts Institute of TechnologyMedia Lab and other research cen-ters. Aiming to push gesture tech-nology into new areas beyond gam-ing, Microsoft in October acquired3-D chipmaker Canesta.

Silicon Valley’s GestureTek, Bel-gium-based Softkinetic, Norway’sElliptic Labs, and Israeli-basedcompanies PrimeSense and Omekare among a wave of startups push-ing gesture technology into newareas.

Optical device maker JDS Uni-phase plans to tout gesture technol-ogy at an investor day slated forFeb. 17. “Gesture recognition ingaming is getting a lot of visibility,but we see this thing expanding,”saidThomas Waechter,chief execu-tive of JDSU. “We think there’s a lotof opportunity in interfacing withTV sets, interfacing with PCs; homelighting and security, automotiveand military. It’s getting set up to ex-pand into a lot of areas.”

Milpitas, Calif.-based JDSUhasn’t confirmed that its parts arein Microsoft’s Kinect gaming box.

Analysts say gesture-related prod-ucts accounted for more than 3% ofits sales in the quarter endedSept. 30. JDSU supplies a laser lightsource that sends out signals fromthe gaming box and an optical filterthat reads back motion data, ana-lysts say.

PrimeSense provided much of themotion sensor technology in Ki-nect.JDSU says PrimeSense isa cus-tomer, but won’t say if it’s workingwith the Israeli company on otherprojects.

Gesture technology has been over-hyped, despite Microsoft’s successwith Kinect, says Stephen Prentice,an analyst withmarket tracker Gart-ner. Gesturing controls will be com-mon in gaming consoles, but rede-signing user interfaces for businessapplications in retail, teaching andhealth care “will take many years,”he said.

Cost Remains An IssuePrentice says software must be de-

veloped that converts hand or othergestures into meaningful com-mands.

The cost of camera-based systemsis another issue. Microsoft’s Kinectsells for $150.

For gesture technology to showup in TVs, PCs and other entertain-ment platforms, the cost needs to belower, analysts say.

Intel says the shopping mall of thefuture could be filled with gesture-controlled advertising signage.

Driving down costs will be key,says Beverly Harrison, a researcherin Intel Labs.

“There are going to be a lot of ag-gressive maneuvers to get costsclos-er to a webcam $50 kind of range,”she said. “The market is potentiallymassive, in home entertainmentand business applications.”

In smart phones, however, ges-ture technology “is already becom-ing mainstream,” Roger Kay, presi-dent of market research firm End-point Technologies, pointed out.

For now, gesture technology inmobile phones is still touch-based— involving pinching, squeezing orswipe-type finger flicks. Wirelessdevices use digitizers, gyroscopesand tiny sensors embedded behindscreens to read gestures.

“There is a real drive to removeold methods of input, whether it’skeyboards or remotes,” Kay said.

Gesture technology likely willspark battles over intellectual prop-erty, analysts say.

In May, Apple sued Taiwanesephone maker HTC, charging it in-fringed on iPhone-related patents.Gesture controls were among the20 patents Apple named in the suit.

Analysts say Apple, Microsoft,SynapticsSYNA, IBMIBM and othershold intellectual property patentsrelated to what are called “naturaluser interfaces.”

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Social networking sites Facebookand LinkedIn face one ad challengethat Google and search enginesdon’t — an advertising divide.

Facebook is consumer-oriented,while LinkedIn is business-orient-ed. That would seem to limit eachsite to half of the ad pie, a problemthe search engines don’t face.

Advertisers are putting more dol-lars into social media sites, butthey’re very careful about market-ing to the right audience, saysDanielle Leitch,executive vice pres-ident of MoreVisibility, an onlinemarketing services firm.

“Our business-to-business clientswouldn’t necessarily be on Face-book, and I wouldn’t put many busi-ness-to-consumer clients onLinkedIn,” she said.

Facebook is the top destinationsite for consumers. LinkedIn is ahub for business professionals look-ing to further their careers.

There is little overlap for advertis-ers, says Dema Zlotin, co-founderof Covario, an online marketing ser-vices firm.

LinkedIn on Thursday filed for aninitial public offering, and Face-book is expected to do the same inthe next year or so. In its filing,LinkedIn said 32% of its $161.4 mil-lion in revenue for the first ninemonths of 2010 came from ads.

Building an ad business is criticalfor both companies before they gopublic, says Greg Sterling, principalfor Sterling Market Intelligence.

LinkedIn, though, might be less de-pendent on ads than Facebook. Itsells subscriptions to advanced ver-sions of its service and to its job re-

cruiting services.Facebook depends almost entirely

on ads, though it also offers an on-line payment service called Face-book credits for consumers to payfor services such as online games.

There is clearly more ad pressureon Facebook, says Debra Aho Will-iamson, an analyst with researchfirm eMarketer.

“Facebook has more to prove interms of its revenue streams andhow profitable it can be,” she said.

Facebook reportedly had revenueof $1.2 billion in the first ninemonths. “But that’s still tiny rela-tive to Google,” Sterling said.“Given their global reach, they arenot making as much money as theycould.”

Many people access their Face-book accounts from work, so it ispossible the site can attract somebusiness-related ads, says eMarket-er’s Williamson.

Also, some Facebook memberskeep separate pages for personaland business contacts.

Facebookcould get morebusiness-to-business ads by creating sepa-rate business and consumer sec-tions of their site, says Covario’s Zlo-tin.

“IfFacebook comes out with a con-cept of two profiles — your consum-er profile and your business profile— the problem is solved,” he said.

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For Yahoo and Microsoft, sepa-rate partnerships with social net-work leader Facebook have provedto be a mixed bag.

Their linkups with Facebook like-ly helped boost traffic to their sites,but not their share of the onlinesearch market. Traffic to Facebook,YahooYHOO and MicrosoftMSFT Webproperties all rose in last half of2010 after their pairings, whileGoogle’sGOOG traffic slipped.

Facebook has used the two portalsto boost its stature, while Yahooand Microsoft like hitching their op-erations to the leading social mediafirm and its nearing 600 millionmembers, says Danielle Leitch, ex-ecutive vice president of client strat-egy for MoreVisibility, an onlinemarketing services company.

“Facebook probably got the betterend of (the partnerships), but it wasprobably important for Yahoo andMicrosoft to do it to keep some kindof leverage or stronghold over theusers that they do have,” she said.

Facebook ended November as theNo. 4 U.S. Web property, with more151 million unique visitors, saysComScore, a research firm.

Yahoo, Google and Microsoftwere Nos. 1, 2 and 3, respectively.

In June, Facebook had 141 millionunique visitors. That month, thecompany expanded a partnershipwith Yahoo that lets Facebookusers log into their accounts and getaccess to their Facebook feeds,e-mail and more right on Yahoo’s

home page and other Yahoo sites.In October, Facebook launched a

partnership with Microsoft thatgives Facebook users search resultsbased on the users’ and theirfriends’ interests.

Yahoo had 181 million unique visi-tors in November, up from 170 mil-lion in June. Microsoft rose to 175million from 170 million.

Google slipped to 179 million inNovember — down from 180 mil-lion in both September and Octoberand flat with its June count.

Facebook, Yahoo and Microsoftall share a goal in wanting to beatGoogle, says Dema Zlotin, co-founder of Covario, an online mar-keting services firm. “I see (the part-nerships) as a win for Facebook andthen in the medium term a win forMicrosoft and Yahoo,” he said. “It’sa great way for them to counteractthe Google threat.”

Analysts have said Facebook’sdominance in social media wouldhelp push more search traffic toYahoo and Microsoft, but it hasn’t.

In December, Yahoo handled 16%of all Web searches in the U.S.,down from 18.9% in June.

Microsoft handled 12%, downfrom 12.7% in June, says ComScore.

That’s a surprise, says Debra AhoWilliamson, an analyst for researchfirm eMarketer. “Working with Fa-cebook, you’d think it would helpthe search shares of Microsoft andYahoo,” she said.

Google continued its dominanceas the top search provider in theU.S. In December, it had 66.6%share of searches vs. 62.6% in June.

For Google, maintaining its com-manding lead in search is a lot moreimportant than a dip in overall visi-tors to its sites, says Covario’s Zlo-tin. “The search space is the majori-ty of their revenue and theirgrowth,” he said.

clicks the Like button for the “TrueGrit” trailer, and posts that he orshe was a big fan of John Wayne.That movie site might show thecomment, along with an ad —placed by Facebook’s network — fora new book on Wayne.

The hope is that the Facebookuser’s comments will be read bysome of the user’s Facebook follow-ers and that they would follow thecomments to that movie site, seethe ad and click it.

Searching For The Top?Facebook believes it can do a bet-

ter job than Google in targeting ads,says the person familiar with theprogram.

With the personal commentsfrom a friend as a lead-in, Facebookads “are going to convert a heck of alot higher than Google Adsense,”said the former Facebook employ-ee.

A Facebook targeted ad programhas the potential to challenge Goog-le for ad network dollars, saysDanielle Leitch,executive vice pres-ident of client strategy for MoreVisi-bility, an online marketing servicecompany.

With a Google Adsense ad, Leitchsays, an advertiser must assume theuser likes the content on that page.Since the user did a Google searchto get to that page, that’s a logical as-sumption but not a certainty.

“But I think an advertiser mighteven be willing to pay more whensomebody has raised their hand toshow they are interested in that

product or service” by clicking theLike button, she said.

A targeted third-party site ad pro-gram could be a boon for Facebook,says Dema Zlotin, co-founder of Co-vario, a marketing service firm.

“This is going to be very meaning-ful and vastly different than any-thing we’ve seen on the Web todate,” he said. “The more targetedthe ad, the more the advertiser iswilling to pay.”

Facebook, though, says no such adprogram is in the works.

“We have no plans to start an adnetwork. The only ads we serve areon our own site,” Annie Ta, a Face-book spokeswoman, said in ane-mail.

The person familiar with the pro-gram insists the ad network is beingdeveloped, but says there is no time-table for launching it.

Despite Facebook denials, ana-lysts say the company started layingthe groundwork for such a program

years ago.In June 2009, Facebook hired

Greg Badros as its director of engi-neering. Badros had led Google’sAdsense engineering team.

A year earlier, Facebook broughtin former Google executive SherylSandberg as chief operating officer.Sandberg had managed Google’s adprograms.

Facebook won’t say how manyLike buttons are on websites.

It does say more than 2 millionwebsites have adopted its FacebookConnect, which is a universal Face-book log-in feature that includesthe Like button.

Connections with Facebook are aplus for websites and make thosesites more attractive to advertisers,says Covario’s Zlotin.

“They are laying in the founda-tion,” he said. “They now have thisarmy of sites that have this Like but-ton, so they know an awful lot(about their members).”

That knowledge is a privilege anda responsibility.

Facebook has long come underfire for not going far enough to pro-tect their members’ privacy.

A December USAToday-Galluppoll of online users found that near-ly 70% don’t want their Internethabits tracked by companies, evenif it means seeing more relevant ads.

“People get a little creeped out ifthey see evidence of tracking,” saidGreg Sterling, principal with Ster-ling Market Intelligence.

Analysts say the privacy issue hasheld back Facebook’s ad push. Thecompany is trying to be cautious,says the person familiar with Face-book’s ad network efforts.

“(Facebook) users are gettingmore and more used to seeing Face-book (messages) off of Facebook,”the person said. “The more they getused to that, then they can roll outtheir ‘social adsense’ product andcompete with Google Adsense.”

FACEBOOK FROM A1

Ad ExecutivesLike Idea OfLike-Aimed Ads

tional Football League’s official “ca-reer services sponsor,” with itsname showing up during otherNFL events, including the playerdraft and the playoffs.

This year, Monster is runninga dif-ferent pattern, Matthew Henson, acompany spokesman, said viae-mail.

“The Super Bowl has always deliv-ered great brand awareness for us,but we’re looking to focus beyondjust brand awareness,” he wrote.“Our marketing efforts are focusedon new products and services for(job) seekers and employers as well

as an inspirational message — theSuper Bowl isn’t the ideal venue forthat approach right now.”

The Super Bowl seems to be hit-and-miss for some of its advertisers.

FLO TV last year took out two adsfor the Super Bowl to promote itsservice that lets subscribers watchvideo programs on portable devic-es. Qualcomm’s announcement toshutter the service came in Octo-ber.

Big audience numbers on TVdon’t always generate equivalentWeb foot traffic. Visitors to Career-Builder.com fell from 12.1 million inJanuary 2010 to 11.7 million thenext month, despite its Super Bowl

ads, according to ComScore.Monster.com saw a steeper de-

cline, despite its Super Bowl ads,with visitors dipping from 11 mil-lion in January to 9.8 million in Feb-ruary 2010.

Other sites see traffic spikes fol-lowing the game.

Visitors to Cars.com jumped to 4.2million last February from 3.9 mil-lion in January.

Web traffic numbers don’t tell thewhole story, Cars.com’s Crafts says.

“We do see spikes immediatelyafter the game, and that traffic is anadded benefit, but it’s really a long-term brand strategy of getting ourname out to consumers at a time

whenwe knowconsumersare clear-ly engaged in the programming, theadvertising and the message,” shesaid.

Last year, GoDaddy.com’s uniquevisitor count rose to4 millionin Feb-ruary from 3.1 million in January.

Traffic numbers aside, nothingcan replace the attention an adver-tiser gets from a Super Bowl ad, Par-sons says.

“The Super Bowl is an advertiser’sdream,” the CEO said. “There aremany events that are built aroundit, and people not only watch it forthe event, but for the commercials.I can’t think of any other eventwhere that is the case.”

SUPER BOWL FROM A3

TheCareerBuilder Monkeys will again be playing at theSuper Bowl — theirthird straight game — but Monster, Intel and Qualcomm will sit it out.

Actor Michael Cera plays Kinect atthe device’s world premiere.

Is FacebookLimited InAd Growth?Focused On Consumers

LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffmanuses ads to boost the site’s revenue.

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When Yogi Bear hit theaters in De-cember, the cartoon rascal charmedaudiences even at 52 years of age.

According to William Hanna, co-head of the studio that created Yogi,the scapegrace was so like his othergodparent, Joseph Barbera.

“In many respects I think Joe andYogi Bear are kindred spirits,”Hanna wrote in his 1996 memoir, “ACast of Friends.” “They share an en-dearing kind of optimistic and ur-bane love for the good life.”

Hanna himself identified morewith Fred Flintstone, the irasciblebut loyal family man that Hanna-Barbera Productions also created.

Despite their different personali-ties, their company rolled out someof the most popular TV cartoons ofthe 20th century. From 1957 until itwas folded into Warner Bros. in2001, it created HuckleberryHound, the Jetsons, Scooby-Doo,Josie and the Pussycats, the SuperFriends and Captain Planet.

“It was one of those perfect part-nerships where they really balancedeach other out,” Jean McCurdy,who led the writing staff at Hanna-Barbera in the 1980s and becamehead of Warner Bros. Animation,told IBD. “Joe was very much thesalesman, very charming, glib,funny and witty. Bill Hanna wasmore the behind-the-scenes guy,who got the work done. Between

the two of them they made a whole.”They certainly came from oppo-

site directions.Barbera (1911-2006) was born and

raised in New York City to Italian-American parents and dreamedfrom a young age of becoming an art-ist. While working by day at a bank,he started selling cartoons to maga-zines, took art courses and got a jobas an animator at Fleischer Studios.

Barbera bounced around differentstudios before moving to Los Ange-les in 1937 to work for the newly cre-ated animation division of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

In that age before mass TV, car-toons were created for the movies,mainly as shorts played before themain feature. MGM had bought the

shorts from independent studios,and at that point it brought the workin-house.Thatshutdownitscontrac-tors, lettingMGM hire their talent.

One such master was Bill Hanna(1910-2001).

Unlike Barbera, Hanna stumbledinto the animation business almostby accident. As the son of a construc-tion supervisor in L.A., he was look-ing for a job in 1933 — any job.

He became an entry-level assistantat the fledgling Harman-Ising stu-dios and found himself fascinatedbythe business.He had no great apti-tude for drawing, but he dreamedup slapstick gags and composedsilly songs for the artists to animate.

Hanna had worked his way up tomanagement by 1937, when MGM

hired him away to its new studio.Hanna and Barbera teamed up

soon after they were both hired, andtogether created one of MGM’smost successful cartoon propertiesin the cat-and-mouse duo of Tomand Jerry. Those shorts won severalAcademy Awards and are replayedon TV to this day.

In 1955, Hanna and Barbera tookover MGM’s animation division.But theatrical cartoons had enteredinto a decline from which theywould never recover.

In 1957 MGM shut down thewhole shop, and everyone knewwhat to blame: TV.

To Hanna and Barbera, TV pre-sented an opportunity. The theatri-cal shorts were already getting TVplay. The team figured audienceswould be hungry for fresh content.

“They saw an opening, way back inthe late ’50s and early ’60s (when)all these animators were being laidoff,” said McCurdy. “What wereSEE HANNA ON A6

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Simon Buckingham founded Appi-talism.com to create an online store-front for those mobile tools. “We re-alized that all of the apps were allover the place,” he said.

Putting them on one Web page

was a first step. The next was creat-ing order. Buckingham devised aranking system for apps based onrecommendations from site users.“We think ultimately people willtrust other people to tell them whatthe best apps are,” he said.

Community members likewiseearn stars for their expertise.

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How about a business card readerthat converts cell phone photos ofbusiness cards into text files, elimi-nating the need to type in names andnumbers? There’s an app for that.

Another favorite is Vlingo’sspeech-to-text conversion tool.“Eventually everything’s going tobe voice,” Buckingham said. “It’sgoing to be zero clicks.”00 Get some assistance. As tech-nology advances, so do the prob-lems we encounter using it.

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Their Yogi Bear & Co. Live OnCreate: William Hanna and Joseph Barbera produced rousing cartoons

Barbera(left)andHanna showoffFredFlintstoneandanarrayofotherani-mated stars the duo produced after their meeting at MGM in L.A. in 1937.

Hanna, Barbera’s Keys00 Founded Hanna-BarberaProductions, which createdsome of the most popular TVcartoons of the 20th century.00 “Joe and I believed in televi-sion. We were both moved bythe exciting commercial andcreative potential it impliedin those early years.”

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they going to do with all this talent?The fact that they were able toadapt it and sell that to the televi-sion market really is remarkable.”

The adaptation took some sacrific-es. Hanna realized that to make car-toons economical for TV, theycouldn’t afford to spend anythingnear the $30,000 they’d spent onthe average Tom and Jerry short.

Hanna, ever the number cruncherof the pair, zeroed in on all aspectsof production and saw what couldbe cut: background detail, framesper minute, changes of scene.

These cuts meant less motion inthe cartoons, which meant creatingdifferent kinds of characters. WhileTom and Jerry had done entirelyphysical comedy but never talked,the new characters developed forTV relied on funny dialogue insteadof action.

By these means, the new Hanna-Barbera studio turned out its firstRuff and Reddy cartoon in 1957 for astaggeringly tiny $2,700.

The profit margin of that piece ledto the introduction of Yogi Bear andHuckleberry Hound to TV audienc-es and, in 1960, the first prime-timeTV cartoon aimed at all ages: theFlintstones.

All the while, Hanna and Barberamaintained their division of labor.Barbera developed ideas with art-ists. Hanna made sure everythingwas on time and within budget.

Sometimes, this put them at crosspurposes.

Joe Ruby recalls that when he andKen Spears created Scooby-Doo in1968, Hanna declared they would

save time and money by making all16 episodes the network had or-dered at once, using 16 writers.

“You can’t do that,” said Ruby,now co-owner of Ruby-Spears Pro-ductions, said from his home inSouthern California. “As you write,the characters continue to grow.”

As they left the room, Ruby andSpears met Barbera, who askedhow it went. When they told him,Barbera instantly grasped the prob-lem and rearranged the schedule.

Hanna was philosophical aboutsuch conflicts. “If you never arguedwith your partner,” he wrote, “youdidn’t need a partner.”

Former employees remember thistolerance extending to other artists,providing creative freedom.

“That’s key, because so much stufftoday is done by committee,” Rubysaid. “Everybody has their own take

on things. As long as (artists are)doing the job, why not leave themalone?”

Scooby-Doo was something of adeparture for Hanna-Barbera at thetime, with its focus on teenagersand its spooky subject matter. Rubysays CBS at first thought the showwas too scary for kids.

But Hanna and Barbera, despitetheir advancing ages, stayed keenlytuned to popular culture. By the1970s, cute animals and cavemenwere giving way to superheroes andadventurers.

“They wanted to continueto be rel-evant, and they were open-mind-ed,” said Margaret Loesch, a Hanna-Barbera executive in the 1980s whonow heads the Hub, a new chil-dren’s TV network. “Joe Barberawas as young-thinking at 88 as hewas when I first met him.”

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On the fast-evolving medical fron-tier of genetic analysis, Illumina isproving that its own genes are ofhearty stock.

The 13-year-old San Diego-basedcompany is the market leader in thegenetic tools market as rivals stepup the ante with new technology.

The emerging industry is beingdriven by medical science’s desireto understand ties between geneticsand disease in order to come upwith better treatments.

In January alone, IlluminaILMN saidit would roll out a compact, less cost-ly personal sequencing system,known in the industry as MiSeq;make improvements to its large se-quencingsystem,HiSeq;andacquirea sample-prep company for its cut-ting-edge, next-generation samplingtechnology for genesequencing.

Genome sequencing makes a blue-print of the body’s molecular struc-ture, which can help detect lurkingtrouble. Illumina provides the cost-ly tools that help make it happen.

Refreshed Product Line“Illumina has been on the cutting

edge of the innovation curve,” saidanalyst Quintin Lai of Robert Baird.“And more importantly, they haverefreshed their product line beforetheir current product line becomeseven close to being stale. It remindspeople of successful tech compa-nies like Apple.”

The company’s large HiSeq 2000machine, launched in January 2010,quickly became the firm’s best-sell-ing instrument ever. And with re-cent tweaks, it performs even betternow, analysts say.

Product revenue in the third quar-ter jumped 49% from a year earlierto $225 million, led by a “significantuptick” in sequencing products,Chief Financial Officer ChristianHenry told analysts after the earn-ings release. Per-share profit rose76% to 30 cents a share.

Analysts forecast full-year 2010profit to come in 33% higher than2009’s at $1.06 a share, according toa poll by Thomson Reuters. Thoughfourth-quarter profit will likelycomein a bit lighter thananalyst esti-mates, continued double-digitgrowth is expected through at least2014.

The small new personal sequenc-ing machine won’t go on sale untilthe spring. Analysts say it’s too earlyto tell how sales will shape up. Butit’s already generating lots of buzz.

“It’s like having a really fast com-puter and then a netbook,” Lai saidas an analogy.

Illumina’s small-footprint se-quencing machine isn’t the first tohit the market. Life Technolo-giesLIFE beat it by at least a quarterwith the Ion Torrent, which Life ac-quired when it bought Applied Bio-systems last year.

Life has been working to narrow Il-lumina’s lead. In the fourth quarter,it announced a new platform thatsome say bested Illumina’s largeHiSeq machine.

“They were almost at par to somedegree, neck to neck,” said AmandaMurphy, an analyst at William Blair.“Then Illumina announced furtherimprovements and took the leadagain.”

Illumina’s large machines willdrive most of the company’s

growth, at least in the near term, asdemand continues to outstrip sup-ply, analysts say. Capacity con-straints last year cut into potentialsales. But Illumina has been increas-ing manufacturing capacity sincethe third quarter.

“Now that they have capacity, weshould start seeing continuedgrowth in 2011 as that demand is sat-isfied,” Lai said.

The analyst doesn’t see growthramping up too much for the small

machine until 2012. But the sales po-tential could be high, he says, giventhe number of researchers whocan’t afford to pay hundreds of thou-sands of dollars for large sequencingmachines. (Illumina’s small modelis under $125,000.)

“A lot of next-generation sequenc-ing is done in large labs. That meansresearchers have to take samples tobig labs and get in line,” Lai said.“But as the cost of instrumentsdrops, we are now entering a newage where some of these research-ers can buy their own desktop se-quencers and run it in their ownlabs. They aren’t going to be as fastas the big ones, but you can get a lotof the work done on them. Think su-percomputers vs. personal comput-ers.”

Illumina was founded in 1998 andlaunched its first genotyping tech-nology in 2002. It turned a majorcorner in 2006 with the acquisitionof Solexa, which gave it the technol-ogyto expandinto whole genome se-quencing.

“Illumina was a very small emerg-ing company six or seven years ago,”Lai said. Not anymore. The compa-ny recently raised its 2010 revenueguidance. It expects to take in $901million, a 35% increase from 2009,and sees a 20% rise in 2011 revenue.

Besides Life, rivals in gene se-quencing include RocheRHHBY andPacific BiosciencesPACB, which isnot expected to show a profit until2014. Pacific Biosciences recentlywent public and is about to commer-cialize its first sequencing product.

In genotyping, Illumina’s chiefrival is AffymetrixAFFX, which hasbeen around since 1992.

Though Illumina sells to pharma,biotech and agricultural customers,

the majority of sales come from theacademic world. More than 40% ofthird-quarter shipments wereHiSeq 2000 machines to major ge-nome research centers.

No Slowing DownA slowdown in funding for govern-

ment and academic research hasbeen a concern. But CEO Jay Flatleytold analysts in the company’s third-quarter conference call that next-generation sequencing had ad-vancedsoquickly “that weare begin-ning to see funding being pulledfrom other areas as the market ex-pands.”

“In general, our markets are verywell funded globally, and we see noslowing in the demand for sequencedata,” Flatley said.

One example: sequencing cancertumors.

Flatley said pharma companieshaven’t been buying sequencers,which could portend a “broadeningopportunity” in the future.

Some worry how the funding envi-ronment will shake out in the longerterm. But Lai says the general viewis that academic research will findsupport.

William Blair’s Murphy said,“There is extremely high demandfor the research by the whole aca-demic world.”

The risk to Illumina, she says, isthat the industry is moving so fastthat a new vendor could come upwith better technology.

Illumina is well aware of threatsfrom upstarts. It has invested in onesuch early-stage outfit, Oxford Nan-opore Technologies.

“There’s probably two or three wedon’t even know about that are inthe works,” Murphy said.

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Launched in 2008, CrossLoopcounts 8 million installations of itsscreen-sharing software. The ideacame from an engineer whose mom“kept calling him for advice,” Zick-er said. “So he invented a way to get

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Years ago pawnshops conjured upimages of Skid Row, thieves tradingin stolen jewelry, and down-and-out people hocking their valuablesfor hard cash.

In 2011, pawn and loan chains aregaining new respect. They’re fillinga niche that most banks don’t pro-vide: offering modest loans.

For example, EZCorpEZPW andCash America InternationalCSH,two of the biggest pawnshopchains, have attained profitabilityby offering loans of mostly $50 to$200 for working people. Analystssay EZCorp, Cash America andFirst Cash Financial ServicesFCFSmake up about 10% of the businessdone by the 13,000 mostly mom-and-pop pawnshops in the U.S.

One factor in the success of thesepawnshops is their shift to a moreupbeat image. While some compa-nies overlook reputation, an im-proved image can be a driving forcein raising revenue.

EZCorp, which had sales of $733million in the last four quarters, isbased in Austin, Texas. It operatesabout 400 EZ Money pawnshops,450 short-term consumer outlets,and150 pawnshops inMexico, total-

ing about 1,000 stores.Its Sept. 30, 2010 annual report

noted that most of its 1 million out-standing loans averaged $80 to$120, which yield 20% interest fortwo months. About two-thirds of itsloans involved trade-ins of jewelry.

Cash America is based in FortWorth, Texas and posted sales of$1.25 billion over the last four quar-ters.As of December 2009, it operat-ed 676 pawnshops, 246 cash ad-vance and 122 check-cashing cen-ters in 22 states.

Henry Coffey, a senior analyst atSterne Agee, a brokerage firm basedin Birmingham, Ala., says pawn-shops and short-term loan outletscleaned up their act in the last de-cade. Most pawnshops operate inan ethical, above-board manner, al-tering their former reputation.

In the past, “there was a stigma at-tached to people who had to selltheir valuable possessions,” said Le-slie Gaines-Ross, author of “Corpo-rate Reputation: 12 Steps to Safe-guarding and Recovering Reputa-tion.” In 2011, trading jewelry inpawnshops is “comparable to sell-ing your stuff on eBay,” she said.

Helpingto alterthe image of pawn-shops is the 2,400-member Nation-al Pawnbrokers Association, basedin Keller, Texas. It’s issued a strong

code of ethics that calls on mem-bers to: 1. Transact business in anhonest, forthright manner, 2. Obeyall federal, state and local laws, 3. Es-tablish long-lasting relationshipswith customers, and 4. Maintain aprofessional business site. Associa-tion membership is withdrawn ifpawnshops break the code.

How people see pawnshops inmedia has also changed. In 1964,Rod Steiger played a troubled shop-keeper in the film “The Pawnbro-ker.” In 2011 “Pawn Stars,” a popu-lar show on cable TV’s HistoryChannel, depicts three generationsof pawnbrokers in Las Vegas, help-ing clients survive the recession.

State-Regulated IndustryPawnshops are state-regulated

and charge 10% to 20% interestmonthly for two or three months inmost states. If the loan isn’t repaid,it can sell the item. On average, 80%of all pawn loans are repaid. Mostoutlets want the consumer to repaythe loan with interest and then takeout another loan, Coffey says.

Coffey says chains EZCorp andCash America generate a 15% to20% gain in earnings per share an-nually. “They generate excess freecash, which they use to pay downdebt, make acquisitions or earn

high return on earnings,” he said.EZCorp and Cash America target

middle-classand working-classcon-sumers that earn $30,000 to$80,000 a year. Many clients arehourly wage earners who face ashortfall triggered by a costly medi-cal bill or anything requiring sever-al hundred dollars in cash.

Recession-Aided IndustryPawnshop respectability surged

when the economy faltered, notedthe National Pawnbrokers Associa-tion’s Murphy. He says pawnshopsserve the middle class who were cutoff from credit, as well as the mil-lions of Americans who don’t bankand have no checking or savings ac-counts. Murphy says pawnshopsalso reported during the downturnthat restaurant owners were trad-ing in jewelry to make their payroll.

Pawnshop and quick-loan centersfill a market niche because mostcommunity and regional banks

view working-class clients as riskyborrowers and don’t want to dealwith small loans. Coffey sees thesepawn chains continuing to grow,since banks likely won’t encroachon their territory.

In fact, Coffey says EZCorp andCash America operate like regionalbanks. They set up a branch systemand train their employees to makehundreds of small loans and deter-mine the right value for each loanwithout overpaying for the item.

Managing store growth is criticalto pawnshop growth, Coffey says.“The dynamic for value creation isthe same that drives a retailer,” hesaid. Staying ethical, explaining theloan fully, and maintaining thepawnshop’s new clean reputationare also keys.

Reputation, says author Gaines-Ross, fuels a firm’s growth. “Thereputation is a company’s competi-tive asset; it affects a big portion of acompany’s bottom line,” she said.

The U.S. is second to Australia in luring Chinese non-bond investment. A study says political opposition is holding down the level of Chinese investment here. Regionally, Chinese investments tilt toward resource-rich areas like western Asia and Africa.

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From 2005 to 2009, China has seen 56 business deals worth a total of $140 bil fall through due to opposition from foreign or Chinese regulators and errors by Chinese firms.Well over 90% of Chinese investment in the U.S. goes to low-yield government bonds.China still has hundreds of billions of dollars available for overseas investments.Chinese deals sidetracked by U.S. opposition include an $18 bil bid by CNOOC to buy Unocal in 2005 and $2.38 bil in telecom investments by Huawei in 2010.Non-bond transactions over $100 million

MANAGING FOR SUCCESS

As CEO, Bill Merritt doesn’t see hisjob as telling people what to do. Heprefers to find out what they thinkand dignify their input.

That’s especially important in hiscase, because his 300 employeesrepresent a highly educated group.Many of them have an advanced de-gree.

“They’re my peers in terms oftheir ability to understand stuff,”said Merritt, president and chief ex-ecutive of InterDigitalIDCC, a devel-oper of digital wireless technolo-gies in King of Prussia, Pa. “I’ll say,‘Here’s what I think. What do youthink?’ They can be incredibly infor-mative if you listen to them.”

Merritt spends much of his work-day away from his desk. When visit-ing with employees, he likes tobounce around ideas.

He’s not a fan of exchanginge-mails with his management team.When a senior exec kept e-mailingMerritt, the CEO moved his lieuten-ant’s office next door “so that hetalks to me instead of always e-mail-ing me,” Merritt says with a laugh.

Because Merritt creates a cultureof openness, he welcomes employ-ees who come right out and say, “Ithink this is a good (or bad) idea andhere’s why.” He’s found that it’s notonly crucial to listen to smart peo-SEE INTERDIGITAL ON A8

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People in the drug business call itthe “patent cliff.”

Patents expiring on brand-namedrugswill put an estimated $140 bil-lion in annual drug sales at riskfrom generic competitors over thenext five years. The cliff is goodnews for generic-drug makers. Itposes a steep challenge to the BigPharma clan.

But biomed and biotech drugmak-ers operate in a different circle.Rather than chemical compounds,they deal with living cells and pro-teins. This makes their products dif-ficult and pricey for generic-drugmakers to copy.

In addition, the Food and Drug Ad-ministration has yet to develop a re-view process for generic biologics,called “biosimilars.”

About $10 billion worth of biotechdrugs will go off-patent by 2015, ac-cording to Reuters. But biotechswill still control the market for theirdrugs long after patent expirationbecause clinical testing costs andmanufacturing difficulties createbarriers to entry, says Steven Silver,a biotechnology andhealth care ana-lyst at Standard & Poor’s Equity Re-search.

As many as 10 blockbuster biotechdrugs face biosimilar competitionin the next five years, Silver says.But biosimilars would run onlyabout 20% cheaper than namebrands vs. 80% to 90% for pharma-ceuticals because of high manufac-turing and research costs, accord-ing to Silver.

1. Business

While big drugmakers often pro-duce medications that are house-hold names, biomed and biotechcompanies tend to operate in morespecialized niches.

CelgeneCELG makes Revlimid, atreatment for blood cancer. Mar-tek BiosciencesMATK makes DHA,an omega-3 additive used in a rangeof food products. Gilead Scienc-es’GILD lineup includes Atripla, anHIV/AIDS treatment.

IBD’s Medical-Biomed/Biotechgroup ranks 25th out of 197 industrygroups. It’s up 15% in the past 12months vs. an 18% gain for the S&P500 (through Jan. 21).

AmgenAMGN is the group heavy-weight, with a market cap of $53.4billion.

Itdwarfs the next-largest competi-tors, Gilead, valued at close to $30billion, and Celgene, valued at $27billion.

Celgene, Biogen IdecBIIB, Martekand Talecris BiotherapeuticsTLCR

carry the group’s best EPS Rank-ings.

2. Market

The group launches about 20 to 30new drugs every year, but only afew have the potential to reach“blockbuster” status: $1 billion ormore in annual sales.

The stocks of companies withthose drugs have already priced inthe anticipated pipeline launches.Mergers and acquisitions have in-stead become the primary forcedriving stock prices higher.

The sector was awash in big merg-ers last year. Even so, it was a slowyear for biotechs, says Glen Giovan-netti, a biotech consultant at Ernst& Young.

M&As benefit both parties, offer-ing an exit strategy for venture capi-talists and a means of maximizingshareholder returns and pluggingsmall, emerging companies into es-tablished distribution channels.

But not all the deals involve littleguys.

Last summer, Sanofi-AventisSNY— France’s biggest drugmaker —made an $18.5 billion offer for Gen-zymeGENZ, the world’s largestmaker of rare genetic disease treat-ments.

The two companies locked hornsover the potential value of Gen-zyme’s experimental multiple scle-rosis drug, Lemtrada. If successful,

the deal would be the biggest hos-tile takeover in the industry sincethe $64 billion collision that creat-ed Sanofi-Aventis in 2004, accord-ing to Bloomberg. Analysts saySanofi will need to boost its offer by15% to seal the deal.

Genetic testing developer Illumi-naILMNon Jan. 13 acquired EpicentreBiotechnologies, a maker of DNAsample preparation products for ge-netic sequencing, for an undis-closed price. Swiss life sciencesgiant RocheRHHBY acquired Marca-dia Biotech — a Carmel, Ind.-basedbiopharmaceutical company found-ed by former Eli LillyLLY executives— for an undisclosed sum Jan. 3.

In December, Biogen acquired asubsidiary of Neurimmune Hold-ing, which includes the worldwiderights to three preclinical immuno-therapy programs. Gilead boughtArresto BioSciences, a privatelyheld company, for $225 million inDecember. Amgen said Jan. 26 thatit would pay $1 billion for BioVexGroup, which has a virus designedto kill cancer cells in tumors. Thedrug is now in phase three trials.

That pace of buyouts is expectedto continue this year.

“It’s the absolute tip of the ice-berg,” said Harry Rady, CEO ofRady Asset Management. “There’sgoing to be an M&A explosion likeno other in history.”

Biomeds trading at current, weakvaluations are prime takeover tar-

gets, especially for foreign suitorsseizing on the soft dollar, says Rady,who manages two biomed sectorfunds, Rady ContrarianLong/ShortRADIXand Rady Opportu-nistic ValueROVIX. Celgene is like aFerrari with a Porsche price tag,Rady contends, and Gilead is aLexus trading at Ford prices.

“Both are dollars that we’re buy-ing for 50 cents,” he said. “When astock’s gone down 40%, it’s verylikely that this has been analyzed byevery large drug company on theplanet.”

3. Climate

Europe’s rising age of austeritycombined with U.S. health care re-forms will weigh on global profitoutlooks for all sorts of drugmakersfor 2011. Outside the U.S., Europe —the home of socialized health care— holds authority over pricing be-cause the government foots most ofthe bill. Cash-strapped countrieslike Greece have squeezed drug pay-ments by 20%. In September, Portu-gal cut drug prices by 6%. Germany— Europe’s largest drug market —passed a law in December to cut$2.76 billion from its drug budget.

In the U.S., drugmakers have beenraising prices. Potential price pres-sures on the horizon will be offsetby the increase in people withhealth care coverage after 2014,says S&P’s Silver. Health care,

though an essential, comes afterfood and shelter, so many in the U.S.are forced to forgo their medicalneeds. More than half of U.S. house-holds say they have put off gettingmedical care because of cost, ac-cording to a Kaiser Family Founda-tion survey taken in December.

4. Technology

The biotech sector hasn’t seen amajor new drug released since2005, when Celgene launched Rev-limid. The drug treats multiple my-eloma, a cancer that causes plasmacells to grow out of control andform tumors in the bone marrow.

Vertex PharmaceuticalsVRTX andHuman Genome SciencesHGSI arethe only two companies expectedthis year to release drugs capable ofreaching $1 billion in annual sales.

Cambridge, Mass.-based Vertex’sexperimental treatment for hepati-tis C, telaprevir, received priorityre-view status from U.S. and Canadianhealth regulators Jan. 20. The FDAis set to approve the drug by May 23.

“We’ve seen plenty of medicaldata and it looks like a sure shot tobe approved by the FDA this year,”said Ying Huang, vice president andsenior biotech analyst at Gleacher& Co. in New York.

In the U.S., roughly 4 million peo-ple carry the hepatitis C virus. Mostgo undetected until signs of liverdamage emerge, which could take

as long as 20 years. Telaprevir,which will compete with Merck’sboceprevir, improves upon thatdrug’s 40% cure rate and reducestreatment duration to six months,says Howard Liang, a Ph.D. whocovers about 20 biotech companiesfor Leerink Swann.

Vertexhasn’tyetseta price, buttheexisting treatment costs $20,000per patient. With possible approvalof the new drug in May, clinics arepreparingforaninfluxofnewandre-turning hepatitispatients.

“There’s a large pool of patients —about 300,000 — that need to betreated again,” Liang said. “We’reworried whether there are enoughhepatitis doctors to treat patients. . . and if there’s enough capacity totreat all of these patients.”

5. Outlook

Steady demand, recent pricehikes, seasonally strong fourth-quarter sales and a weak dollar pro-vide a backdrop for strong fourth-quarter performance amongbiomed companies, according to aJan. 14 industry outlook fromCowen & Co.

Alexion PharmaceuticalsALXN,Biogen, Gilead, United Therapeu-ticsUTHR and ViroPharmaVPHM arelikely to top Wall Street sales andearnings expectations, the reportsaid.

Biomeds largely dodged thehealth care reform bullet. In addi-tion, the reauthorization of re-search-and-development tax cred-its could support materially lowertax rates going forward for a num-ber of major players, Cowen says.00 Upside:

Investors “have to really knowthat you have a high-risk, high-re-ward situation, but the reward isvery high,” Gleacher’s Huang said.“You have to really understand thescience and scrutinize the scientificdata.” Individual investors shouldfocus on companies with productsin late-stage development overthose in early-stage development.00 Risks:

Most biomed and biotech compa-nies depend on one lead product.Treatments take an average of fiveto seven years to develop. Onlyabout one in 10 drug candidatesmake it from idea to market.

There’s no guarantee that theFDA will approve a drug, even withpositive data. Afterapproval, regula-tors can still yank drugs deemed un-safe from the market. The FDA re-called 23 biologics in 2010 alone.

00 Follow all 197 industry groupstracked by IBD in the Industry Sub-Group Rankings table, today on B8.

ple but also to respond with hones-ty and forthrightness.

“People get angry if they feelthey’re not being heard,” he said.“As long as they understand my ra-tionale for responding to them, theycan’t disagree with my decision be-cause it seems reasonable to them.”

Affirming what others say re-quires keen listening skills. As athird child, Merritt jokes that he“never got to talk a lot at home” sohe capitalized on his limited oppor-tunities to make his point.

Managing an intelligent workforce also means trusting them tousetheir best judgment. While Mer-ritt generally opens up to his team,some situations constrain his abili-ty to reveal everything he knows.

“If I’m not telling them the fullstory, I tell them why,” he said. “Ifwe’re in the midst of exploring abusiness acquisition, I can give thecontext and say, ‘Here’s a type ofbusinessopportunity we’re interest-ed in and why it’s interesting, but Ican’t go into specifics.’ ”

Prior to joining InterDigital in1996, Merritt was an attorney withLong Island Lighting. He learnedleadership lessons from his boss,the head of the utility’s legal staff.

“His style was to engage lawyersin a dialogue,” Merritt said. “Hewas easy to approach. When you satdown in his office, you got his undi-vided attention whether it was forfive minutes or a half-hour.In a larg-er setting, he was the same way inthat he really listened to you.”Morey Stettner

INTERDIGITAL FROM A7

Biomeds Undergo The Acquisition TreatmentMerger activity climbs to a feverish pitch as the industry’s larger players resupply their new-drug pipelines

Biotech and biomed companies have enjoyed recent pricing strength in the U.S., and the complexity of their products provides some defense against generic competition. But overseas, particularly in Europe, government cutbacks are squeezing margins. Sources: PriceRx, Cowen & Co., Investors.com

Side EffectsBiotech price increases, Oct. 1 through Jan. 1 % sales outside the U.S., Q3 ’10 Top stocks in group

Company Drug Date % increase Company Drug Date % increase Sales derivedfrom foreign

markets

Sales derivedfrom foreign

markets

Mkt. cap, bil EPS Rating StatusBiogen Idec (BIIB) $15.99 96 Six weeks into a flat base with 69.09 buy pointMartek Biosciences (MATK) $1.10 95 Being acquired by Royal DSMTalecris Bio (TLCR) $3.02 95 3% past 23.46 buy point in

cup-with-handle baseViropharma (VPHM) $1.30 87 Slips back below flat-base buy

point of 17.21. Undercuts support.

Acorda Zanaflex 11/10/10 9%Amgen Enbrel 10/15/10 5%Amylin Symlin 11/4/10 9%-18%Amylin/Lilly Byetta 11/4/10 6%Biogen Idec Avonex 12/17/10 6%Biogen Idec/Elan Tysabri 12/24/10 7%

Biogen Idec/Roche Rituxan 10/1/10 3%Celgene Revlimid 12/10/10 4%-7%Celgene Thalomid 12/10/10 8%Cephalon Actiq 10/6/10 10%Cephalon Fentora 10/6/10 10%United Therapeutics Tyvaso 10/20/10 4.8%

Company

Company

Company

*approximate

Celgene 43%*Biogen Idec 39%Cephalon 25%Amgen 22%

Onyx 76%Alexion 65%*Genzyme 48%*BioMarin 47%Gilead 45%

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$435

$415$382$381

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$321$311$304$303Worcester, Mass.

HonoluluSyracuse, N.Y.

Bridgewater, N.J.Rochester, N.Y.

BostonNew York

Hartford, Conn.Stamford, Conn.

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Overall inflation is tame now, butthe national average cost for a pri-vate room in a nursing home rose4.6% last year, a MetLife surveyfound.

That average is now $229 per day.Or more than $83,000 a year.

Costs vary from one place to anoth-er. In rural Louisiana, you might payonly $50,000 a year for that room.In San Francisco, the average cost isnear $160,000 a year.

Assisted living is also pricier thanever. The national average base raterose 5.2% in 2010 to nearly $40,000.At that pace, costs will double inabout 15 years.

Such costs can wreck most bud-gets. To protect yours, you can buylong-term care (LTC) insurance.

LTC policies can pay benefits ifyou’re in a nursing home or assisted-living community. They also maypay for home care.

But LTC insurance can be costly. Alot depends on your age, your healthand the features you choose.

Suppose a hypothetical Georgeand Joan Martin are both 55 yearsold and in good health. They buy anLTC policy that will pay $150 a dayif either one needs care.

They add an inflation rider. Thatboosts their benefit by 5% a year,compounded. The policy would pay

about $310 a day when they’re 70. Itwould pay almost $400 a day at age75. And so on.

They decide they want a policythat will pay benefits for up to threeyears. And they’ll pay their own wayfor 90 days before policy benefitskick in.

A typical policy with those fea-tures would cost a couple as muchas $3,900 a year, according to theAmerican Association for Long-Term Care Insurance, an industrygroup.

Older applicants would pay more.That’s because you’re closer to theage when you’re likely to need care.

But you can use some strategies totrim those costs.

Start by shopping among severalLTC insurers, potentially the great-est saver.

“The couple paying over $3,900 ayear could pay less than $2,300,”said Jesse Slome, executive directorof the association. That would be forthe same coverage from a compara-bly well-rated company.

Pay Your Own WayAnother strategy is saving or in-

vesting to cover part of the costs onyour own. If you are willing to bearmore of any future LTC costs, you’llpay lower insurance premiums.

You could agree to a limited bene-fit period, for example. Some LTCpolicies pay benefits for as long asyou need care.

That can be very expensive if youwind up in a nursing home for 10years or longer. So the premiums forsuch policies are very expensive.

A five-year cap on benefits can cutyour total premium by 33%. With a

three-year cap, you could trim 50%off the premium price.

A two-year benefit period wouldbe even cheaper.

“Only 8% of people with a three-year policy who get benefits ex-haust those benefits,” Slome said.So limiting your benefits to threeyears does not expose you to a lot ofextra financial risk.

If you buy a three-year policy andneed care longer, you pay the ongo-ing fees.

Suppose you and your spouse are55 and in good health. You choose apolicy that would provide five yearsof benefits.

The average annual cost for that is$2,500. Limiting benefits to threeyears would cut your annual cost to$2,030 on average.

Sayyou invest that $470 yearly sav-ings and it earns 10% annually on av-erage.

Since the average starting age forbenefits is 81, you get 26 years of

growth. At the end, your nest eggwould be worth $56,000.

If you kicked in an additional $200a year, your kitty would be worth$80,000.

If you didn’t need to tap it for anextra, say, five years, your balancewould balloon to $135,000.

Outcomes like those last two — orhigher rates of investment return —could pay for an additional twoyears of benefits.

Fiddling With Inflation RiderIf you didn’t need the money, you

could leave it to your loved ones. An-other way to save money is to trimyour inflation rider, which can be anexpensive feature. The younger youare when you buy this feature, themore it increases your cost.

In the past, the norm was a 5% an-nual compound increase, which candouble or triple the cost of a policywith no inflation protection.

Now, LTC insurers offer morechoices. Often you can chooseamong 3%, 4% or 5% annual benefitincreases, simple or compound.

Many consumers take a 3% rider.For a 55-year-old buyer, a 3% com-pound rider could be 35% less ex-pensive than a 5% compound rider.

Some policies let you choose an in-flation rider tied to the CPI.

For more savings, choose a longerwaiting period for benefits. A90-day waiting period instead of a30-day period can trim as much as20% from your annual premiums.

Paying For A Long-Term Care PolicySelf-Financing Options

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D Bal Wealth + 1 + 1 +9 11.96n –.13A–GloblBond 0 – 2 +26 8.38n ..E Gr & Inc + 2 + 4 –6 3.35n –.06A+HiIncome + 1 0 +39 9.24n –.02E Intl Growth – 2 – 4 +8 13.64n –.28E Intl Val + 3 + 2 –15 13.76n –.26D+Lrg Cp Grow + 5 + 8 +14 22.58n –.48E Wealth Appr + 1 + 3 –1 12.06n –.22

Alliance Brnstn I$ 3.4 bil 800–221–5672

E GlbRlEstII 0 – 3 –2 8.87n –.14E Intl Value + 3 + 2 –11 14.15 –.27A Intmd Dur 0 – 1 +22 15.71n +.02C+SmCapGrow + 1 + 9 +38 34.46 –.83A–SmMidVal + 1 + 6 +33 17.68 –.36

Allianz A$ 6.6 bil 800–426–0107

D–AGIC Growth + 2 + 5 +29 29.03 –.65E NFJ Div Val + 1 + 3 –3 11.45 –.19E NFJ IntlVal 0 + 1 +36 20.68 –.36E NFJLrgCpVal 0 + 3 –8 13.92 –.24D NFJRenaiss + 1 + 5 +4 16.68 –.26B+NFJSmlCpVal + 1 + 5 +33 28.75 –.44

Allianz Admin$ 1.5 bil 800–426–0107

B+NFJSmlVal + 1 + 5 +25 28.70n –.45Allianz C$ 2.0 bil 800–426–0107

D–AGIC Growth + 2 + 5 +24 23.63n –.53E AGICTarget 0 + 5 +11 14.64n –.27E NFJ Div Val + 1 + 3 –5 11.49n –.19D–NFJRenaiss + 1 + 4 0 14.33n –.23B NFJSmlVal + 1 + 5 +21 27.57n –.43

Allianz D$ 359 mil 800–426–0107

C–RCM Tech + 3 + 6 +38 48.08n –.57Allianz Instl$ 6.3 bil 800–426–0107

E NFJ Div Val + 1 + 3 –2 11.54n –.19B+NFJSmlCpVal + 1 + 5 +27 30.10n –.46D–RCM Lrg Gr + 2 + 5 +13 14.00n –.28C RCM Tech + 3 + 6 +41 50.51n –.60C–RCM Tech + 3 + 6 +38 48.61 –.58

Alpine Funds$ 2.6 bil 888–785–5578

E Dynamic Div x – 1 + 4 –31x 4.73 –.14E IntlREEqty – 4 – 5 –4 24.83n –.53C+UShTxOptInc 0 0 +11 10.05n ..

Am Beacon AMR$ 2.5 bil 800–388–3344

D+Balanced + 1 + 2 +10 12.60n –.14E IntlEquity + 3 + 2 +5 17.02n –.32E LgCapVal + 2 + 5 +5 19.65n –.34A–SmlCap Val 0 + 7 +19 19.88n –.52

Am Beacon Inst$ 7.2 bil 800–388–3344

E EqIdxInstl + 2 + 1 +7 10.05n –.17A Intermd Bond 0 – 2 +24 10.66n +.02E IntlEquity + 3 + 2 +4 17.02n –.31E LgCapVal + 2 + 5 +4 19.87n –.35E S&P 500 + 2 + 5 +7 17.34n –.31A–SmlCap Val 0 + 7 +18 19.97n –.52

Amana Funds$ 3.2 bil 800–728–8762

C+Growth + 1 + 3 +40 24.88n –.50C Income 0 + 3 +43 31.72n –.46

Amer Beacon INV$ 6.2 bil 800–388–3344

E IntlEquity + 3 + 2 +3 16.88n –.31

E LgCapVal + 2 + 4 +3 18.88n –.34B+SmlCap Val 0 + 7 +17 19.47n –.51

Amer Cent A$ 10.2 bil 800–345–2021

A Divers Bd 0 – 2 +23 10.75 +.01E Equity Gr + 1 + 4 +1 21.11 –.44D+Equity Inc + 1 + 3 +12 7.25 –.09C Govt Bond 0 – 2 +9 11.14 +.02D Growth + 1 + 5 +25 25.81 –.49D–Heritage 0 + 5 +60 20.44 –.41B+InflProtBd 0 – 4 +20 10.46 +.03B+Infltn Adj 0 – 4 +20 11.77 +.05E IntlGrowth + 1 0 +18 11.13 –.24D+LiveStr2025 + 1 + 2 +12 11.71 –.13A Sml Cap Val – 1 + 6 +26 8.89 –.19C–StrAllCon + 1 + 1 +16 5.55 –.04D–StrAlloAgg + 1 + 2 +17 7.66 –.12D StrAlloMod + 1 + 2 +16 6.56 –.08D Value + 1 + 6 +1 5.79 –.09E Vista 0 + 6 +13 16.17 –.33

Amer Cent C$ 1.0 bil 800–345–2021

A–Divers Bd 0 – 2 +20 10.75n +.01D Equity Income + 1 + 3 +10 7.25n –.09

Amer Cent Instl$ 11.9 bil 800–345–2021

A Divers Bd 0 – 2 +25 10.75n +.02D+Equity Income + 1 + 3 +14 7.25n –.10E EquityGrow + 1 + 4 +3 21.14n –.44D Growth + 1 + 5 +27 26.40n –.51E Income & Gr + 1 + 4 –3 24.33n –.49A–Infltn Adj 0 – 3 +21 11.80n +.05B–Intl Bond 0 – 5 +22 13.82 –.05B+IntmTxFrBd – 1 – 4 +14 10.71n +.01D+LiveStr2025 + 1 + 2 +19 11.72n –.12E LrgCoVal + 1 + 5 –4 5.60n –.09D NT Growth + 1 + 5 .. 12.03n –.23A NTDiversBd 0 – 2 .. 10.61n +.01E NTEqGrow + 1 + 4 .. 9.71n –.20E NTIntlGr + 1 + 1 .. 9.80n –.20E NTLrgVal + 1 + 5 .. 8.56n –.14A NTMidVal + 1 + 7 .. 10.30n –.16D–Real Estate + 2 0 –5 18.70n –.38A+Sm Cp Value – 1 + 6 +28 8.95n –.20D+StrAlloMod 0 + 2 +18 6.56n –.08D Value + 1 + 6 +3 5.80n –.09

Amer Cent Inv$ 55.6 bil 800–345–2021

D 1ChoiceAggr 0 + 2 +20 12.12n –.19C 1ChoiceCon 0 + 1 +19 11.06n –.09D+1ChoiceMod + 1 + 2 +20 11.65n –.15C–Balanced + 1 + 2 +13 15.56n –.19C+CA Hi Yld – 2 – 7 +5 8.88n ..C+CA LgTmTxFr – 2 – 7 +6 10.26n +.01B CAIntTxFrBd – 1 – 5 +11 10.82n +.01A Divers Bd 0 – 2 +24 10.75n +.01E Emerg Mkts – 3 – 3 +52 8.73n –.20E Equity Index + 2 + 5 +6 5.07n –.09E EquityGrow + 1 + 4 +2 21.12n –.45D+EquityInc + 1 + 3 +13 7.25n –.10E Giftrust + 1 + 5 +52 28.40n –.55A Ginnie Mae 0 – 1 +23 10.88n +.01A+GlblGold –12 – 8+109 22.91n +.33E GlblGrwth 0 0 +17 8.94n –.20C Govt Bond 0 – 2 +9 11.14n +.02D Growth + 1 + 5 +27 26.20n –.50D Heritage 0 + 5 +62 21.00n –.43E Income & Gr + 1 + 4 –4 24.31n –.49A–Infltn Adj 0 – 4 +21 11.80n +.04B–Intl Bond 0 – 5 +21 13.83n –.05E Intl Disc – 1 + 2 +14 10.64n –.21E IntlGrowth + 1 0 +19 11.12n –.24B+IntmTxFrBd – 1 – 4 +13 10.71n +.01C–Livestr2015 + 1 + 1 +19 11.47n –.10D+LiveStr2025 + 1 + 2 +19 11.72n –.12D LiveStr2035 + 1 + 2 +18 12.11n –.17E LrgCoVal + 1 + 5 –5 5.60n –.09A–Mid Cp Val 0 + 6 +29 12.64n –.20D–Real Estate + 2 0 –6 18.67n –.38D–Select + 2 + 5 +8 38.61n –.77B–ShTerm Govt 0 0 +15 9.77n +.01A+Sm Cp Value – 1 + 6 +27 8.92n –.19D–Small Co – 1 + 5 –8 7.77n –.20D StrAlloAgg + 1 + 3 +18 7.65n –.12C StrAlloCon + 1 + 1 +17 5.55n –.04D+StrAlloMod 0 + 2 +18 6.56n –.08E Ultra + 1 + 4 +3 22.98n –.49E Utilities + 1 + 2 +22 15.00n –.21D Value + 1 + 6 +2 5.79n –.09E VeryAggress 0 + 3 +17 12.20n –.24E Vista 0 + 6 +15 16.72n –.34A ZeroCpn2015 + 1 – 3 +26 105.54n +.36A ZeroCpn2020 0 – 6 +20 79.27n +.56

Amer Indepen$ 561 mil 888–266–8787

B KSTaxExBdIn – 1 – 3 +12 10.52n +.01American Fds B$ 22.0 bil 800–421–4120

D AMCAP + 2 + 5 +9 18.29n –.33D Balanced + 2 + 3 +12 18.14n –.20C BondFdAm 0 – 2 +6 12.20n +.01E CapIncBldr 0 – 1 +11 49.90n –.50B+CapWrldBd 0 – 3 +21 20.30n –.05E CpWrldG&I + 1 0 +15 35.81n –.63E EuroPac Gr 0 – 1 +21 41.08n –.72E FndmntlInv + 1 + 4 +15 37.12n –.55E Gr Fd Amer + 1 + 3 +7 29.78n –.52A Hi Inc Tr + 2 + 2 +19 11.47n ..E Inv Co Am + 1 + 3 +4 28.46n –.46D Mutual + 1 + 3 +9 25.42n –.37D–New Pers 0 + 1 +23 28.25n –.52D–New World – 3 – 4 +58 52.25n –1.03D–SmCpWrld – 1 + 1 +29 36.45n –.72D–TheInFdAm + 1 0 +9 16.63n –.16B+US Gov Sec 0 – 2 +16 13.90n +.03E Wash Mut + 1 + 3 +2 27.33n –.41

American Funds A$ 599 bil 800–421–4120

D 2010TgtRet + 1 0 .. 9.17 –.07D 2015TgtRet + 1 + 1 .. 9.21 –.08D–2020TgtRet + 1 + 1 .. 9.13 –.10D–2025TgtRet + 1 + 2 .. 9.22 –.13D–2030TgtRet + 1 + 2 .. 9.44 –.14D–2035TgtRet + 1 + 2 .. 9.38 –.14D–2040TgtRet + 1 + 2 .. 9.45 –.15D AMCAP + 2 + 5 +12 19.14 –.35D+Balanced + 2 + 3 +15 18.20 –.21C+Bd Fd Am 0 – 2 +9 12.20 +.01E CapIncBldr 0 – 1 +14 49.90 –.50E CapWld G&I + 1 0 +18 36.02 –.63A–CapWrldBd 0 – 3 +27 20.45 –.04E EuroPac Gr 0 – 1 +24 41.44 –.72E FndmntlInv + 1 + 4 +19 37.23 –.56E Gr Fd Amer + 1 + 3 +10 30.70 –.53A High Income + 2 + 2 +22 11.47 ..C–HiIncMunBd – 1 – 6 +1 13.24 +.02B–Interm Bond 0 – 2 +13 13.45 +.01

IntlGr&Inc 0 – 2 .. 31.15 –.53E Inv Co Am + 1 + 3 +6 28.58 –.47B Ltd Tax Ex – 1 – 3 +13 15.34 +.01D Mutual + 1 + 4 +12 25.62 –.37D–New Econ + 2 + 3 +19 25.75 –.49D New Pers 0 + 2 +26 28.64 –.53D–New World – 3 – 4 +62 53.07 –1.05C ShrtTermBd 0 – 1 .. 10.08 ..

ShTaxExBd 0 – 1 .. 10.09 ..D Sm Cp Wrld – 1 + 1 +33 38.38 –.75B–Tax Ex CA – 2 – 7 +7 15.30 ..B–Tax Ex MD – 1 – 5 +7 15.02 +.01B–Tax Ex VA – 1 – 5 +9 15.84 +.01C+TaxExBdAm – 1 – 5 +8 11.66 +.01

D TheInFdAm + 1 + 1 +12 16.75 –.17A–US Gov Sec 0 – 2 +19 13.90 +.03E Wash Mutl + 1 + 4 +4 27.52 –.42E † Ameristock + 2 + 4 +2 35.15n –.57

Aquila Funds$ 2.2 bil 800–228–4227

B ChKYTxFrA – 1 – 5 +11 10.15 +.01B HITxFrTrstA – 1 – 3 +10 11.12 +.01B–TaxFreeUTa – 1 – 4 +9 9.44 +.01B TxFreeCOa – 1 – 4 +11 10.03 +.01B TxFrTrstAZ – 1 – 5 +10 10.06 +.01B TxFrTrstORa – 1 – 5 +10 10.50 +.01

Arbitrage Funds$ 2.2 bil 800–295–4485

B Arbitrage I + 1 0 +19 12.87n ..B Arbitrage R b + 1 0 +18 12.68 ..

Ariel Mutual Fds$ 3.7 bil 800–292–7435

A–Appreciation + 1 + 5 +20 42.68n –.87C Ariel + 1 + 6 +12 48.85n –1.02

Artio Global Funds$ 22.8 bil 212–297–3600

A+GlobHiIncA x + 3 + 2 +32x10.85n –.05A+GlobHiIncI x + 3 + 2 +33x10.40n –.05E IntlEqIIA – 1 – 2 +14 12.22 –.26E IntlEqIII – 1 – 2 +15 12.29 –.27E IntlEqty A – 1 – 2 +7 29.10 –.57E IntlEqty I – 1 – 2 +8 29.82 –.59A Tot Retrn I x 0 – 1 +24x13.42n –.04A TotRetrn A x 0 – 1 +23x13.52n –.04

Artisan Funds$ 26.2 bil 800–344–1770

E Intl + 1 – 1 +11 22.02n –.40B Intl Val I 0 + 4 +41 27.16n –.39E IntlSmlCap – 2 – 2 +37 19.56 –.24B–Mid Cap 0 + 6 +40 33.53n –.72B+Mid Cap Val + 2 + 5 +28 20.58n –.42D Small Cap + 1 + 6 +5 16.62n –.25A+Small Cap Val + 1 + 6 +32 17.05n –.33

Asset Mgmt Fds$ 745 mil 800–527–3713

E UltraShMort .. .. no quoteAssetMark Funds$ 1.6 bil 800–664–5345

A–Cor Pl Fxd 0 – 1 +17 9.42n +.02E Intl Eqty + 2 0 –17 8.24n –.16D–Lrg Cap Gr + 1 + 4 0 9.53n –.19E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 4 –16 7.91n –.12B–TxExFixdInc – 1 – 5 +9 10.63n +.01

Aston Funds$ 5.5 bil 800–992–8151

D–Mont&CldGrI 0 + 3 +21 24.33n –.39D–Mont&CldGrN 0 + 3 +20 24.24n –.38A–OptimumMidN + 1 + 6 +55 32.13n –.77A–TAMROSmlN 0 + 6 +46 21.16n –.37

—B—Baird Funds$ 4.4 bil 800–792–2473

A–AggregteBd 0 – 1 +19 10.54n +.02A+CorPlsBd Ins + 1 – 1 +27 10.56n +.02A–IntmBdInst + 1 – 2 +22 10.92n +.02A–IntMnBdIns 0 – 3 +19 11.26n +.01B ShtTrmBdIns 0 0 +14 9.71 +.01

Baron Instl$ 1.7 bil 800–992–2766Asset 0 + 7 .. 55.69 –.95Growth 0 + 9 .. 51.48n –.83SmallCap + 1 + 9 .. 24.21n –.33Baron Funds$ 12.2 bil 800–992–2766

D–Asset 0 + 7 +16 55.45n –.95D+Growth 0 + 9 +23 51.26n –.83B–Opportunity 0 + 7 +49 14.49n –.24E Partners 0 + 10 +19 20.60n –.51D SmallCap + 1 + 9 +21 24.11n –.33

BB & T Funds$ 1.6 bil 800–228–1872

B Md Cp Val + 2 + 6 +24 13.80n –.25E SelectEqtyI + 2 + 6 –11 11.95n –.18A TotRetBdIns 0 – 2 +26 10.87n +.01

BBH Funds$ 2.4 bil 800–625–5759

B+Broad Mkt N x 0 0 +15x 10.42 –.01B–CoreSelectN 0 + 2 +37 14.39n –.23E Intl Eq N + 1 0 +13 13.22n –.22

Bernstein Funds$ 23.6 bil 212–756–4097

B+CA Muni – 1 – 3 +15 14.13n ..B+Diversifd Muni 0 – 2 +14 14.19n +.01D–Emerg Mkts – 3 – 3 +48 32.45n –.69E Intl + 1 – 1 –15 15.74n –.32A Intrmd Dur 0 – 2 +23 13.76n +.02B+NY Muni – 1 – 3 +14 13.97n ..C Sh Dur NY 0 – 1 +9 12.37n ..C Sh Dur Plus 0 0 +8 11.91n ..C ShDurDivMuni 0 – 1 +9 12.55n ..E Tx Mg Intl + 1 – 1 –15 15.84n –.32

Berwyn Funds$ 1.5 bil 800–992–6757

A–Berwyn 0 + 6 +15 28.35n –.77A+Income 0 + 1 +36 13.29 –.09

Blackrock A$ 46.4 bil 800–441–7762

D–AllEngRes m 0 + 9 +49 16.13 +.07C–Asset Allo b .. .. no quoteD–BalCaptial + 1 + 3 +6 21.60 –.30D–BasicVal + 3 + 7 +7 26.27 –.42D CapApp b 0 + 4 +23 23.09 –.48D+Energy&Res b + 1 + 16 +26 39.75 +.18D–Equity Div + 1 + 3 +21 17.67 –.26E Eurofund + 3 – 2 –8 12.96 –.30C Glob Alloc 0 + 1 +35 19.51 –.21E Glob Growth 0 + 2 +37 15.32 –.31D Glob SmCp 0 + 4 +27 22.86 –.45D–GlobDynEq 0 + 3 +31 12.56 –.20A GNMA .. .. no quoteB+Govt Inc .. .. no quoteB–HealthSciOp b + 1 + 4 +37 28.63 –.52A+High Income + 2 + 3 +25 4.88 –.01A+HiYld Bd .. .. no quoteB+II Bond .. .. no quoteE Index Equity + 2 + 5 +7 24.36 –.44A–InflPrtBd .. .. no quoteB+IntGovtBd .. .. no quoteE Intl Opport 0 0 +23 33.64 –.61E Intl Val + 2 0 +1 22.06 –.44A–Latin Amer – 7 – 8+142 69.88 –1.56E Lg Core + 2 + 5 –4 11.08 –.26D–Lg Grwth + 2 + 5 +6 10.48 –.27E Lg Value + 2 + 6 –4 14.91 –.32E Mid Gr 0 + 6 +16 11.69 –.25D MidValEq + 1 + 6 +14 11.56 –.18C+Muni Bond – 2 – 7 +5 7.07 +.02B–Natl Muni – 2 – 6 +8 9.68 +.02D–Natural Res + 1 + 9 +41 65.10 –.26D Pacific 0 + 2 +20 19.49 –.28E S&P500Idx + 2 + 4 +6 15.59n –.29B–ShrtTermBd 0 0 +10 9.91 ..C+ShtTrmMuni 0 0 .. 10.13 +.01D SmGrEq b – 1 + 6 +34 21.71 –.58D SmlCapGr – 1 + 6 +16 13.47 –.37B TotalRet 0 – 2 +12 11.13 +.01B+TotalRetII .. .. no quoteB–US Opport 0 + 5 +56 39.34 –.75D–Value Opps + 1 + 10 –1 19.36 –.39

BlackRock B$ 2.5 bil 800–441–7762

C–Glob Alloc 0 + 1 +31 19.05n –.20BlackRock BlRk$ 3.4 bil 800–441–7762

CapApp b 0 + 4 .. 23.90 –.50D Exchange b + 2 + 4 +18 616.72 –8.15A+HiYld Bd + 2 + 2 +28 7.80n –.01A LongDur Bd .. .. no quoteB–LowDurBd .. .. no quoteB+TotalRet .. .. no quote

BlackRock C$ 25.6 bil 800–441–7762

E Basic Value + 3 + 7 +4 24.66n –.40D CapApp b 0 + 4 +18 20.50n –.43D+Energy&Res b + 1 + 16 +19 29.60n +.14E Equity Div + 1 + 3 +18 17.32n –.26C–Glob Alloc 0 + 1 +31 18.21n –.20D Glob Sm Cp 0 + 4 +22 20.95n –.40E GlobDynEq 0 + 2 +27 12.52n –.20A GNMA .. .. no quoteC+HealthSciOp b + 1 + 3 +33 26.90n –.48B+InflPrtBdC .. .. no quoteE Intl Opport 0 0 +19 31.16n –.57A–Latin Amer – 7 – 8+134 64.28n –1.43E Lg Core + 2 + 5 –8 10.26 –.24E Lg Value + 2 + 6 –7 14.03 –.30C+Natl Muni – 2 – 6 .. 9.68 +.02B–TotalRet 0 – 2 .. 11.12 +.01C US Opportun 0 + 5 +50 35.87n –.69D–Value Opps + 1 + 9 –6 15.48n –.31

Blackrock C1$ 699 mil 800–441–7762

B–TotalRet 0 – 2 +10 11.13n +.02BlackRock I$ 1.3 bil 800–441–7762

E Lg Value + 2 + 6 –3 15.15 –.32C+PA Muni – 2 – 8 +6 10.11 +.01

Blackrock III$ 4.1 bil 800–441–7762

D+Lfpth2020A + 1 + 1 +12 15.22 –.16D+Lfpth2020I + 1 + 1 +13 16.00 –.18D Lfpth2030A + 1 + 1 +8 14.42 –.21D Lfpth2030I + 1 + 1 +9 14.72 –.22D–Lfpth2040A + 1 + 2 +6 17.08 –.30D–Lfpth2040I + 1 + 2 +7 17.90 –.31B–RetirementI 0 0 +18 11.60 –.08E S&P500Stk + 2 + 5 +7 152.98n –2.78

BlackRock Instl$ 43.3 bil 800–441–7762

D AllEngRes m 0 + 9 +51 16.42 +.08B AMTFrMuniBd – 2 – 6 +9 10.12n +.03D–Bal Cap + 1 + 3 +7 21.66 –.31D–Basic Value + 3 + 7 +8 26.43 –.42D CapApp b 0 + 4 +25 23.89 –.50C–Energy&Res b + 1 + 16 +28 45.34 +.21D–Equity Div + 1 + 3 +22 17.70 –.27C Glob Alloc 0 + 1 +36 19.59 –.22D Glob Sm Cp 0 + 4 +28 23.32 –.45D–GlobDynEq + 1 + 3 +32 12.56n –.20A+GNMA .. .. no quoteB HealthSciOp b + 1 + 4 +39 29.35n –.53A+High Income + 2 + 3 +24 4.87 –.01A+HiYld Bd + 2 + 3 +30 7.80n –.01B+II Bond .. .. no quoteE Index Equity + 2 + 5 +8 24.55n –.45A–InflPrtBd .. .. no quoteE Intl Opport 0 0 +25 35.14n –.64E Intl Val + 2 0 +2 22.23 –.45A Latin Amer – 7 – 8+145 71.00 –1.57D–Lg Grwth + 2 + 5 +7 10.81 –.28B–LowDurBd .. .. no quoteE Lrg Core + 2 + 5 –3 11.34 –.27A–Managed Inc .. .. no quoteD MidValEq + 1 + 7 +16 11.91n –.19C+Muni Bond – 2 – 7 +6 7.07 +.01B Natl Muni – 2 – 6 +8 9.68 +.02E S&P500Idx + 2 + 5 +7 15.62n –.29C+S–T Muni 0 0 +10 10.12 ..D SmGrEq – 1 + 7 +37 23.76n –.63B+TotalRet m 0 – 2 +13 11.12 +.01B+TotalRetII .. .. no quoteB US Opportun 0 + 5 +59 41.38n –.80D Value Opps + 1 + 10 0 19.69 –.40

BlackRock K$ 280 mil 800–441–7762LgValRetir + 2 + 6 .. 15.31 –.32Blackrock R$ 2.3 bil 800–441–7762

E Equity Div + 1 + 3 +20 17.75n –.27C–Glob Alloc 0 + 1 +33 18.89n –.20

BlackRock Svc$ 1.7 bil 800–441–7762

A+HiYld Bd + 2 + 2 +27 7.80n –.01C+LowDurBd .. .. no quoteB–US Opport 0 + 5 +56 39.77n –.76

BNY Mellon$ 13.6 bil 212–495–1784

C–Balanced M + 1 + 2 +17 11.10n –.13A Bond M 0 – 2 +22 13.14 +.02C Emg Mkts M – 3 – 3 +42 11.54n –.25A–Int Bond M 0 – 1 +21 12.97n +.02E Intl M + 3 + 4 –6 11.13n –.16E IntlAppr M + 2 + 2 +6 12.42n –.26E Lrg Stk M + 1 + 5 +6 8.79n –.16B+MAIntMuniM – 1 – 4 +14 12.58 +.01D+Mid Stk M 0 + 7 +21 12.25n –.22B+NatlIntMunM – 1 – 4 +14 12.85n +.01C+NatlShMuni M 0 – 1 +11 12.86n ..B+NYIntmTx M – 1 – 4 +15 10.97n +.01B PAIntMunM – 1 – 4 +11 12.21n ..B–ShTmUSGovM 0 0 +14 12.32n ..D–Sml Stk M – 1 + 7 +4 11.64n –.28C–† Boston Bal + 1 + 3 +25 30.68n –.37

Brandes$ 760 mil 800–237–7119

E InstIntlEqI + 3 + 1 –1 15.61n –.36Brandywine Fds$ 4.4 bil 800–656–3017

E Blue + 1 + 8 –4 25.90n –.53E Brandywine + 1 + 10 –4 26.70n –.53

Bridgeway Funds$ 1.4 bil 800–661–3550

E Aggr Inv 2 + 2 + 6 –10 14.37n –.33D–BluChp35Idx + 1 + 4 +11 7.44n –.12D–UltSmCoMkt 0 + 7 –4 14.70n –.44

Brown Captl Mgmt$ 991 mil 877–892–4226

A+Small Co – 2 + 6 +69 42.89n –1.01A † Bruce .. .. no quote

Buffalo Funds$ 4.7 bil 800–492–8332

A+High Yield + 1 + 2 +28 11.39n ..B Mid Cap – 1 + 5 +28 16.68n –.46A–Sci & Tech + 4 + 8 +39 15.87n –.31B Small Cap + 1 + 8 +24 26.47n –.68

—C—E † C&O MktOpp – 1 – 1 +25 19.39n +.04

Calamos Funds$ 20.4 bil 800–823–7386

B–Convert A + 1 + 3 +23 19.87 –.26C+Convert C + 1 + 3 +20 19.78n –.25B Convertible I + 1 + 3 +24 18.66n –.24D GlbGr&Inc A 0 + 4 +26 10.78 –.17D GlbGr&Inc C 0 + 4 +21 10.22n –.16D GlbGr&Inc I 0 + 4 +27 10.95n –.18C Gr & Inc A + 1 + 3 +21 31.77 –.57C–Gr & Inc B + 1 + 3 +19 36.10n –.65C–Gr & Inc C + 1 + 3 +18 31.92n –.58C Gr & Inc I + 1 + 3 +22 31.06n –.56E Growth A 0 + 5 +11 53.64 –1.19E Growth B 0 + 5 +7 53.30n –1.18E Growth C 0 + 5 +7 48.78n –1.08E Growth I + 1 + 5 +13 58.44n –1.29A–High Yld A + 1 + 1 +20 10.00 +.01

C–Mkt Neut A + 1 0 +12 12.05 –.06C–Mkt Neut I + 1 + 1 +13 11.94n –.05D+MrktNeutC 0 0 +9 12.22n –.06

Calvert Group$ 7.7 bil 800–368–2745

C+Income A 0 0 +11 15.87 +.02C Income C 0 0 +8 15.87 +.03E LrgCapGrA + 2 + 5 –6 28.91 –.61B+ShDurInc A 0 0 +19 16.43 +.02D Social Bal A + 1 + 2 +5 27.51 –.32B Social Bd A 0 – 1 +15 15.49 +.02D+Social Eq A + 2 + 5 +19 36.45 –.56C–Tx Fr Lng A – 2 – 6 +3 14.76 +.02E WrldValIntlA 0 – 2 –16 14.36 –.28

Cambiar Funds$ 1.1 bil 866–777–8227

D+OpportInstl + 3 + 10 +13 18.91n –.36D OpportInv + 3 + 10 +12 18.91n –.36

Causeway Funds$ 1.5 bil 866–947–7000

E Intl Val Inv r + 4 + 4 +5 12.96n –.23E IntlValIns r + 4 + 4 +6 13.03n –.24

Century Funds$ 569 mil 800–321–1928

D–ShrsTr Inst + 1 + 5 0 20.35n –.54C–SmlSel Instl 0 + 8 +12 23.63n –.50

CG Cap Mkt Fds$ 6.8 bil

A CorFxInc 0 – 1 +25 8.40n +.01E EmergMktEq – 4 – 4 +61 16.64n –.38E IntlEq + 1 0 +7 10.63n –.17A IntlFxInc – 1 – 3 +22 7.63n ..D–LgCapGr + 1 + 5 +14 14.97n –.32E LgCapValEq + 2 + 5 –4 8.92 –.15C–SmCapGr – 1 + 7 +27 19.45n –.33A+SmCapVal + 1 + 7 +34 12.18n –.27

CGM Funds$ 5.5 bil 800–345–4048

E Focus – 2 + 2 +29 33.95n –1.79D Mutual – 2 + 3 +28 28.74n –.92D–Realty 0 + 2 +45 26.82n –.57

Champlain$ 786 mil 866–773–3238

A–Small Co 0 + 7 +43 14.53n –.24E † ChaseGr–VA – 1 + 2 +1 17.54n –.32

Chesapeake Fds$ 301 mil 800–525–3863

E Core Growth + 1 + 3 –7 15.35n –.34E † ChestntStEx + 1 + 4 +9 349.53n –5.02E † Clipper + 2 + 6 –13 63.37n –.73B–† CO Bond A – 1 – 1 +13 8.97 ..

Cohen & Steers$ 7.0 bil 800–437–9912

E GlblRltyA 0 – 3 –16 40.76 –.72D–InstGlbRlty 0 – 3 .. 20.71n –.37B InstlRealty + 2 0 +13 38.77 –.76E IntlRltyA – 1 – 5 +1 10.93 –.17E IntlRltyC – 1 – 5 –3 10.81 –.17E IntlRltyI – 1 – 5 0 10.98 –.18B RealtyIncA + 2 – 1 +4 11.43 –.22B–RealtyIncC + 2 – 1 +1 10.79n –.20B–RltyShrs + 2 0 +12 59.64 –1.16

Columbia A$ 53.0 bil 800–345–6611

C Acorn – 1 + 6 +27 28.92 –.52D Acorn Intl – 1 + 1 +49 40.42 –.50D+Acorn Sel 0 + 4 +32 27.83 –.52C–Acorn USA – 1 + 7 +15 27.33 –.54B–AMTFrTxEx – 2 – 6 +6 3.57 ..C+CA Tax Expt – 2 – 8 +7 6.85 ..C Conv Secs + 2 + 5 +13 15.12 –.17D–Div Inc + 1 + 4 +18 13.18 –.20D Div Oppor 0 + 3 +17 7.82 –.12A–Diver Bond 0 – 1 +17 5.02 +.01E DvrsEqInc + 1 + 5 +7 10.22 –.18D–EmgMktOpp – 5 – 6 +54 9.43 –.25E Equity Val + 1 + 6 +9 10.57 –.18B+Fed Secs 0 – 2 +17 10.90 +.02B–Floating Rt + 1 + 3 .. 9.05 ..A–Glbl Bond 0 – 3 +27 7.12 –.01E GlobalEq + 1 + 1 +14 7.44 –.14A Hi Yield Opp + 2 + 1 +10 4.10 +.01A+High Yield + 2 + 2 +26 2.83 ..A+Income Opp + 2 + 1 +19 9.67 ..B+IncomeBldr + 1 + 1 .. 10.57 –.04B InflProtSec 0 – 4 +17 10.37 +.03E Intl Value + 3 + 1 –2 14.39 –.27E Lg Cp Idx + 2 + 4 +7 24.59n –.45D Liberty + 1 + 2 +12 8.04 –.11D Lifegl Grow 0 + 4 +18 11.67 –.21C+LifeglBalGr 0 + 3 +22 11.21 –.13E LrCorQuant + 2 + 4 –1 5.50 –.10E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 6 0 11.60 –.25B+LtdDurCrd + 1 0 +14 10.01 +.02E Marsico Gr 0 + 2 +9 20.29 –.49E Marsico21st + 1 + 7 +15 13.73 –.36D–Mid Cap Val + 1 + 6 +13 13.59 –.28B–MidCap Idx + 1 + 7 +23 11.69n –.23B+MidCpGrOp – 1 + 6 +20 11.25 –.30D–MidCpVlOp + 1 + 6 +17 7.92 –.16E MltAdInVl + 2 + 2 –10 6.22 –.09B MN Tax Ex – 2 – 6 +9 5.05 +.01D–MrscoFocEq 0 + 2 +14 22.68 –.58A MultSCVal + 1 + 9 +25 5.85 –.14B PrtBdrCsrv 0 0 +17 10.42 –.04D PrtBldrAgg + 1 + 3 +11 10.23 –.16C PrtBldrMod + 1 + 2 +18 10.68 –.10D+PrtModAggr + 1 + 2 +15 10.45 –.14B–PrtModCons + 1 + 1 +19 10.55 –.07E PrtTotEqty + 1 + 4 +7 9.99 –.19D Sel Lg Gr + 1 + 5 .. 12.66 –.25A–SelCom&Inf + 3 + 5 +64 46.21 –1.10B+SeligGlbTch + 2 + 4 +53 21.36 –.43D–SelLgCpVal + 2 + 7 +17 14.98 –.24B Sh Trm Bond 0 0 +15 9.96 +.01C+Sh Trm Muni 0 – 1 +11 10.47 +.01D+SlSmlrCpVl + 1 + 5 +26 16.07 –.45B SmCpVal I – 1 + 5 +25 44.36 –1.26C–SmCpVal II + 2 + 8 +21 13.91 –.33E Strat Alloc + 1 + 1 +8 9.53 –.10A Strat Inc + 1 – 1 +23 6.02 –.01C+Tax Exempt – 2 – 7 +8 12.55 +.02E Val&Restrc – 1 + 5 .. 50.26 –.77

Columbia B$ 3.2 bil 800–345–6611

C–Acorn – 1 + 5 +23 26.83n –.48E DvrsEqInc r + 1 + 5 +5 10.24n –.19

Columbia C$ 5.4 bil 800–345–6611

C–Acorn – 1 + 5 +22 26.54n –.47E Marsico Gr 0 + 2 +5 18.53n –.44E Marsico21st + 1 + 6 +11 12.80n –.33E MrscoFocEq 0 + 2 +10 20.78n –.53B+SelgCom&Inf + 3 + 5 +58 38.35 –.91A Strat Inc + 1 – 1 +21 6.02n –.01

Columbia I,T&G$ 4.5 bil 800–345–6611

D Div Oppor I + 1 + 3 .. 7.85 –.12A–Diver Bd I 0 – 1 .. 5.03n +.01E DvrsEqInc I + 1 + 6 +9 10.22n –.18A Glbl Bond I 0 – 3 +28 7.13n ..A+Income Opp + 2 + 1 +20 9.69n +.01B+InflProtSec 0 – 4 +15 10.37n +.03D–LgGrowQntI + 1 + 4 .. 8.91n –.18E LrCorQuantI + 2 + 4 0 5.53n –.09B+MidCpGrOp – 1 + 6 +23 11.91n –.32E MltAdInVl + 2 + 2 –8 6.37n –.09

Columbia R$ 1.4 bil 800–345–6611

E DvrsEqIncR4 + 1 + 5 +8 10.23n –.18D–Mid Cap Val + 1 + 6 .. 13.58 –.28D–MidCpVlOp + 1 + 6 .. 7.96n –.16

Columbia Z$ 80.5 bil 800–345–6611

C+Acorn – 1 + 6 +29 29.86n –.54D Acorn Intl – 1 + 1 +50 40.48n –.50C–Acorn Sel 0 + 4 +34 28.62n –.54C Acorn USA – 1 + 7 +17 28.34n –.56

D–AcrnIntlSel 0 + 3 +50 28.44n –.37B Balanced + 1 + 3 +30 26.68n –.28A–Bond 0 – 2 +21 9.27n +.01B CAIntmMnBd – 1 – 5 +13 9.54n +.01A ConsHiYld + 2 + 1 +12 7.97n +.01D+ContraCore + 1 + 5 +28 14.54n –.24A–CoreBond Z 0 – 1 +15 10.97n +.02A+CorpIncome 0 – 1 +16 9.71n +.01B CT Intm Mun – 1 – 4 +9 10.55n +.01D Div Inc Z + 1 + 4 +19 13.19n –.20D–Emerg Mkts – 4 – 6 +50 10.99n –.24D–EngNatRes + 1 + 10 +28 23.32n ..C–Hi Yld Muni – 2 – 7 –4 9.28n ..A High Income + 2 + 2 +18 8.14n +.01E Intl Equity 0 0 +1 12.22n –.24E Intl Stk + 1 + 2 –13 12.26n –.19E Intl Value + 3 + 1 –1 14.53n –.28A Intmd Bond 0 – 1 +21 9.08 +.01A–IntmdBond 0 – 2 +20 7.43n +.01B IntmMuniBd – 1 – 4 +11 10.09 ..D–Large Gr + 1 + 5 +17 23.94n –.56E Lg Cap Idx + 2 + 5 +7 24.68n –.45E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 6 +1 11.62n –.25E LrgCapCore 0 + 4 +13 13.16n –.28E LrgEnCore + 2 + 4 +2 12.27n –.21B+MA Muni Z – 1 – 3 +11 10.52n ..E Marsico Gr 0 + 2 +10 20.65n –.50E Marsico21st + 1 + 7 +15 14.04n –.36E MarsicoIntl – 2 – 1 +8 11.78n –.26C–Mid Cap Gr 0 + 6 +35 26.73n –.59D–Mid Cap Val + 1 + 6 +14 13.61n –.28B–MidCap Idx + 1 + 7 +24 11.66n –.22D–MrscoFocEq 0 + 2 +15 23.17n –.60B NY Intm Mun – 1 – 4 +10 11.60n +.01B OR IntmMuni – 1 – 4 +9 11.94n +.01C–Real Est Eq + 1 – 1 0 12.57n –.25D+Sel Lg Gr + 1 + 5 +32 12.74n –.26D Sel Small – 3 + 3 +24 17.24n –.56B+Sh Trm Bond 0 0 +16 9.94n +.01B–Sh Trm Muni 0 – 1 +12 10.47n ..B–Sm Cap Indx – 1 + 6 +16 17.18n –.44D–Small Cap – 1 + 8 +11 12.02n –.30C–Small Gr I – 1 + 8 +39 31.33n –.79B+SmCpVal I – 1 + 5 +26 46.54n –1.32C–SmCpVal II + 2 + 8 +22 14.00n –.33B+SmlCapCor – 1 + 5 +25 15.75n –.45A Strat Inc + 1 – 1 +24 5.95n –.01D–Strat Inv + 1 + 5 +18 19.28n –.37B–Tax Exempt – 2 – 7 +9 12.55n +.02A TotRet Bond 0 – 1 +20 10.01n +.01A–US Trea Idx 0 – 3 +20 11.12n +.03B+VA Intm Mun – 1 – 4 +14 10.79n +.01D–Val&Restrc – 1 + 5 +15 50.24n –.77

Commerce Funds$ 1.5 bil 800–305–2140

A+Bond 0 – 1 +28 19.99n +.03B MO Tax Fr Bd – 1 – 4 +12 18.86n +.01

Country Funds$ 415 mil 800–245–2100

A Bond 0 – 2 +22 10.62n +.02D Growth + 1 + 6 +10 22.29n –.37B+† CRAQualInv b 0 – 2 +17 10.77n +.02

Credit Suisse ABCD$ 1.1 bil 800–577–2321

E CommodRtn 0 + 6 –3 9.27 +.10E LrgBlend A + 2 + 4 +1 10.74 –.20

Credit Suisse Common$ 3.7 bil 800–577–2321

E CommodRtn 0 + 6 –2 9.33 +.10CRM Funds$ 3.3 bil 800–276–2883

D Mid Val Ins + 2 + 8 +22 29.23n –.45A–Sml Val Ins – 2 + 7 +21 24.15n –.65B+Sml Val Inv – 2 + 7 +20 22.89n –.62

Cullen Funds$ 831 mil 877–485–8586

E HighDivEqI x + 1 + 1 +7x12.08n –.16E HighDivEqR x + 1 + 1 +6x 12.08 –.16

—D—E—Davis Funds A$ 21.6 bil 800–279–0279

C Apprec&Inc + 3 + 8 +17 28.81 –.39E Financial 0 – 1 –5 31.78 –.48E NY Venture + 1 + 4 +5 34.57 –.54E Opportunity 0 + 5 +3 22.48 –.36E Real Estate + 2 0 –12 23.83 –.29

Davis Funds B$ 713 mil 800–279–0279

E NY Venture + 1 + 4 +3 33.16n –.53Davis Funds C&Y$ 12.3 bil 800–279–0279

E NY Venture C + 1 + 4 +3 33.42n –.52E NY Venture Y + 1 + 4 +6 34.93n –.55

Delaware A$ 12.4 bil 800–523–4640

A+Corp Bond + 1 – 2 +29 5.88 +.01C–DividendInc + 2 + 3 +11 10.37 –.09A+DivrsInc A 0 – 2 +34 9.22 ..C–Emerg Mkts – 1 0 +62 15.77 –.32A+ExtendDurBd 0 – 2 +34 6.08 +.02A+Hi Yld Opps + 2 + 3 +28 4.21 ..E LargeCapVal + 2 + 5 +1 15.23 –.21A LtdTrmDiv 0 0 +23 8.92 +.01B–Select Grow + 1 + 4 +23 32.73 –.68A Sm Cap Val 0 + 6 +24 38.50 –.78B+SMIDCapGrow 0 + 6 +26 21.36 –.43B Tax Fr CO Ins – 1 – 6 +10 10.38 +.01B Tax Fr MN – 1 – 5 +10 11.82 +.02B Tax Fr PA – 2 – 6 +10 7.47 ..B TaxFrUSA – 1 – 6 +9 10.77 +.01B+TaxFrUSA Int – 1 – 5 +12 11.34 +.01

Delaware Instl$ 1.4 bil 800–828–5052

A+Corp Bond + 1 – 2 +30 5.88n +.01D–US Growth + 2 + 4 +8 15.19n –.31

Delaware Pl Tr

$ 2.3 bil 800–231–8002C+Emerg Mkts – 4 – 6 +54 10.92n –.26E Intl Equity + 3 0 +1 13.56n –.24E Labor Intl + 3 0 +3 13.45n –.23

Diamond Hill Funds$ 3.8 bil 614–255–3333

E LgShtA + 1 + 2 +5 16.45 –.07E LongShort r + 1 + 2 +1 15.55n –.06E LongShortI + 1 + 2 +6 16.62n –.07D–LrgCap A + 1 + 5 +11 14.95 –.21D–LrgCap I + 1 + 5 +11 14.99n –.21A–SmallCap A – 1 + 3 +18 25.50 –.43A–SmallCapI – 1 + 3 +19 25.73 –.42

Dimensional Funds$ 136 bil 310–395–8005

C 1 Yr Fixed Inc 0 0 +12 10.34n +.01C+2Yr Glbl Fxd 0 0 +13 10.16n ..B+5 Yr Gov 0 – 1 +18 10.81n +.01B+5GlbFxdInc 0 – 2 +19 10.92n +.03C+CashMuniBd 0 – 1 .. 10.26n ..C Emerg Mkts – 3 – 2 +76 29.79n –.60A–Emg Mkt Sml – 4 – 5+111 23.02n –.50B EmMktCorEq – 3 – 4 +95 21.41n –.47C+EmMktScCrEq – 3 – 3 .. 14.29 –.31C+EmrgMktValI – 4 – 4+101 34.89 –.81B Glbl25/75 I + 1 0 +23 11.69 –.05C Glbl60/40 I + 1 + 2 +22 12.93 –.14D Global Eq I + 1 + 5 +17 13.63 –.26

GlRealEsSec + 1 – 1 .. 8.00n –.12A–InfProtSecI 0 – 3 .. 11.35 +.04D Intl Small Co + 1 + 5 +23 17.33n –.22D–Intl SmCpVal + 2 + 7 +19 17.49n –.25E Intl Value III + 4 + 4 +16 17.82n –.34E Intl Value IV + 4 + 4 +15 14.84n –.29E IntlCoreEq + 2 + 4 +17 11.47n –.21E IntlRealEst 0 – 1 .. 5.01 –.05E IntlValueI + 4 + 4 +16 19.04n –.37

IntlVctrEq + 2 + 5 .. 11.01n –.18A Intrm Govt 0 – 3 +26 12.32n +.04E Lg Cap Intl + 1 + 1 +11 20.20n –.40C+LWAS2yrGovt 0 0 +13 9.93n ..C–Real Estate + 2 0 +6 21.99n –.42

SelHdgGlFx 0 0 .. 10.33n –.02C+Sh Trm Muni 0 – 1 +10 10.23n ..

ShExtdQual + 1 – 1 .. 10.76n +.02D+TAUSCorEq2 + 1 + 7 .. 9.03n –.18

TAWrldUSEq + 1 + 1 .. 9.74n –.18D TaxMg US Sm – 1 + 6 +11 22.77n –.60C–TaxMgTgtVal 0 + 7 +8 21.45n –.53E TxM Intl Val + 4 + 4 +16 15.59n –.29D–TxM US MkVl + 2 + 7 +6 15.28n –.28D–TxM US MkVl II + 2 + 7 +5 14.71n –.27D–TxMgdUSEq + 1 + 5 +9 13.75n –.25D US Cor Eq 1 + 1 + 6 +14 11.13n –.22D US Cor Eq 2 + 1 + 7 +13 11.10n –.22D–US Lg Cap Val + 2 + 8 +4 20.59n –.36E US Lg Co + 2 + 5 +8 10.06n –.18D–US LgCapVal 3 + 2 + 8 +4 15.77n –.27C US Micro Cap – 2 + 6 +12 13.55n –.37B+US Small Cap – 1 + 7 +24 21.23n –.56B–US Sml Val 0 + 7 +15 25.48n –.70D+US VectorEq + 1 + 7 .. 10.94n –.24B+USTgtVal 0 + 8 +19 16.65n –.41

Dodge&Cox$ 119 bil 800–621–3979

D–Balanced + 2 + 4 +4 71.59n –1.06Glbl Stock + 2 + 3 .. 9.08n –.18

A Income 0 0 +25 13.29n +.01E Intl Stock 0 0 +21 35.78n –.76E Stock + 2 + 6 –5 110.41n –2.19

Domini Soc Inv$ 957 mil 800–762–6814

D–Equity + 1 + 3 +7 29.92n –.58Doubleline Funds$ 3.9 bil 877–354–6311TotRtrnBndI .. .. no quoteTotRtrnBndN .. .. no quoteDreyfus$ 37.7 bil 800–645–6561

E ActvMidA + 2 + 5 –10 33.52 –.70C+AMTFrMuniA – 1 – 6 +8 12.74 +.01B–AMTFrMuniZ – 1 – 6 +9 12.75n +.01D–Appreciation 0 + 2 +12 38.32n –.45E Bas S&P500 + 2 + 5 +7 26.07n –.48A–Bd Mkt Inv 0 – 2 +20 10.55n +.02D–BosSmlGrI – 1 + 6 +18 54.66n –1.23C BosSmlValI – 1 + 5 +20 22.87n –.59D BosSmMdGrI 0 + 7 +27 14.09 –.22D–BosSmTxEqI – 1 + 6 +13 36.63n –.84C+CAAMTFrMuZ – 2 – 7 +7 13.56n +.01E CoreValueA + 2 + 6 0 24.86 –.45B–CT A – 2 – 5 +8 11.11 ..E Disc Stock + 1 + 5 +10 31.03n –.58D–Dreyfus Fund + 1 + 6 +9 9.10n –.14C Emg Mkts A – 3 – 2 +45 13.10 –.26C+Emrg MktsI – 3 – 2 +46 13.18n –.26A–GNMA Z 0 – 1 +22 15.51n +.01E Growth & Inc + 1 + 5 +8 14.29n –.24C GrtrChinaA 0 – 5+191 50.34 –.58C–GrtrChinaC 0 – 5+185 45.74n –.53A+HighYieldA + 2 + 2 +21 6.74 ..A+HighYieldI + 2 + 2 +21 6.75n ..E Intl Stk Idx + 2 + 1 +6 15.20n –.24A+IntlBondA 0 – 4 +52 16.17 –.12A Intm Inc A 0 – 1 +21 13.14 +.01B Intm Muni – 1 – 4 +12 13.09n +.01E LgCapEq I + 1 + 6 0 11.11n –.19C+Muni Bond r – 1 – 6 +6 10.68n +.01C MuniBdOppA – 2 – 6 +5 11.65 +.01C MuniBdOppZ – 2 – 6 +5 11.65 +.01C+NJMuniBd A – 1 – 6 +7 12.07 +.02B NY Tx Ex – 1 – 6 +11 14.11n +.01B–NYAMTFrMnA – 1 – 6 +9 13.81 +.01A OppMdCpValA + 2 + 9 +33 34.78 –.74A+OpporSmCap – 1 + 8 +50 29.86n –.76C–ResearchGrZ + 1 + 5 +23 9.34 –.15B–S&P MidIndx + 1 + 7 +23 28.22n –.54

E S&P500 Idx + 2 + 4 +5 35.12n –.64B–Sh Intm Govt 0 0 +14 10.78n +.01B ShIntmMunD 0 – 1 +13 13.03n ..B+ShTrmInc D 0 – 1 +12 10.77n ..B–SmCpStkIdx 0 + 6 +19 20.32n –.51A StanFxdInc + 1 – 1 +22 20.88n +.02E StratValA + 2 + 7 +12 28.98 –.52A–Tech Gr A + 1 + 4 +36 32.78 –.60D Third Cent Z + 1 + 4 +17 10.05n –.19D–WldWdGr A 0 – 1 +21 39.64 –.59

Dreyfus Premier$ 756 mil 800–242–8671

C–IntlStk I – 1 0 .. 13.62 –.17Driehaus Funds$ 3.4 bil 888–636–8835

A+ActvInc + 2 + 3 +27 11.25n ..D–EmergMktsGr – 2 – 3 +71 31.64n –.51E Intl Disc – 1 0 +6 29.88n –.57

Dupree Mutual$ 1.1 bil 800–866–0614

B KY Tax Fr Inc – 1 – 4 +13 7.41n +.01DWS Scudder A$ 13.3 bil 800–621–1048

D Balanced + 1 + 1 +8 9.14 –.11E Blue Chip + 2 + 5 +1 16.53 –.31B–CA Tax Free – 2 – 7 +6 6.81 ..D Cap Growth 0 + 4 +17 54.61 –1.21E Dreman HRt + 2 + 6 –17 33.37 –.56B–DremanSmVal 0 + 5 +33 36.80 –.70A High Income + 2 + 2 +19 4.87 ..E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 4 +7 17.69 –.25B Mgd Muni – 2 – 6 +9 8.52 ..D+RREEFRealEs + 2 0 +8 18.01 –.36A Stratgc Inc + 1 0 +26 4.84 ..A StrGovSec + 1 – 1 +21 8.79 +.02C+StrHiYdTx – 3 – 7 +4 11.38 ..D+Technology + 3 + 5 +16 13.90 –.32

DWS Scudder C$ 795 mil 800–621–1048

E Dreman HRt + 2 + 5 –19 33.29 –.56C DremnSmVal 0 + 4 +29 33.76 –.65

DWS Scudder Instl$ 3.1 bil 800–621–1048

E EAFE EqIdx + 2 + 1 +5 12.97n –.26E Eq 500 Idx + 2 + 5 +8 144.81n –2.64D–LifLngRg + 1 + 1 +3 9.28n –.12A–US Bond Idx 0 – 2 +21 10.60 +.02

DWS Scudder S$ 17.4 bil 800–621–1048

B–CA Tax Free – 2 – 7 +6 6.80 ..D Cap Growth 0 + 4 +18 54.95n –1.22D CorePlusInc 0 – 1 –3 10.50n ..E Eq 500 Idx + 2 + 5 +7 143.36n –2.61D–GlbSmCapGr – 2 + 2 +10 39.29n –.69E GlobalThem + 1 + 2 –6 23.99n –.56A+Gold & Prec –12 – 10 +89 20.88n –.02D–Growth & Inc + 2 + 5 –1 16.59n –.32A IncomeGNMA 0 – 1 +21 15.27n +.04B+InterTxFree – 1 – 4 +10 11.03n +.01E Intl + 1 – 1 –4 45.56n –.98E InvSP500Idx + 1 + 4 +7 16.96n –.31D LgCpFocGrw – 1 + 3 +20 29.93n –.67E Lrg Cap Val + 2 + 4 +8 17.70 –.24D–LtnAmerEq – 6 – 7 +75 49.88n –1.14B MA Tax Free – 2 – 6 +12 13.55 +.01B+Mgd Muni Bd – 2 – 6 +9 8.54n +.01B NY Tax Free – 1 – 5 +8 10.24n +.01B–ShDurPlus + 1 0 +13 9.56n +.01C+StrHiYdTax – 3 – 7 +8 11.39 ..

Eagle Funds$ 2.5 bil 800–237–3101

D–Cap Appr A + 1 + 5 +15 28.26 –.47D MidCapStkA 0 + 5 +20 27.61 –.49D MidCapStkC 0 + 5 +15 24.20n –.44B+SmCapGrowA – 1 + 8 +40 37.85 –.88

Eaton Vance A$ 33.7 bil 800–225–6265

D AMTFrMunInc – 3 – 10 –2 8.11 +.01A+AtlSmidCap 0 + 6 +53 14.37 –.24E DivBuilder 0 + 2 +12 10.03 –.19B+Float&HiInc + 1 + 2 +10 9.44 ..B Floating Rt + 1 + 3 +9 9.37 ..

FltgRtAdv + 2 + 4 .. 10.97 ..A–GblMacAbR 0 0 .. 10.24 ..E GlbDivInc + 1 + 2 –7 7.53 –.14A–Govt Oblig 0 – 1 +21 7.47 ..E Greatr India –12 – 17 +67 24.80 –.73A HiIncOpp + 1 + 2 +16 4.44 ..D–HiYldMunInc – 2 – 9 –11 7.41 +.01A+Inc Bostn + 1 + 2 +23 5.92 ..B+Low Duratn 0 – 1 +15 9.11 ..E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 4 +7 18.32 –.30B+MStrAbsRtr 0 + 1 +15 9.26 +.01D–NatlMunInc – 3 – 11 –7 8.66 +.01D NJMuniInc – 2 – 8 –3 8.46 ..C+NtlLtMatMun – 1 – 4 +8 9.69 ..D+NYMuniInc – 2 – 8 0 8.84 +.01C–OHMuniInc – 3 – 9 +4 8.16 +.01D+PAMuniInc – 2 – 7 0 8.41 ..D ParStrEmMk – 2 – 3 .. 15.47 –.34A Strat Inc 0 0 +26 8.20 –.01E Tax Mgd Val + 1 + 3 +6 17.00 –.27D–TaxMgGr 1.1 + 2 + 4 +7 24.20 –.40E TaxMgGr 1.2 + 2 + 4 +6 10.89 –.18

TxAdBdStrSt 0 – 2 .. 10.23 +.01E TxEqAsstAl + 1 + 4 +16 13.30 –.25D–TxMgdGr 1.0 + 2 + 4 +7 542.80n –9.13E TxMgGDvInc + 1 0 –2 9.79 –.12B+WW HlthSci + 1 + 1 +13 9.44 –.14

Eaton Vance Adv$ 734 mil 800–225–6265

B Float Rate + 1 + 2 +8 9.06n ..B+Float&HiInc + 1 + 2 +10 8.87n ..

Eaton Vance C$ 7.7 bil 800–225–6265

E DivBuilder 0 + 2 +9 10.06n –.20B–Float&HiInc + 1 + 2 +8 8.86 +.01C+Floating Rt + 1 + 2 +6 9.05n ..

FltgRtAdv + 2 + 4 .. 10.96n +.01A–Govt Oblig 0 – 2 +17 7.46n ..A Inc Bostn + 1 + 2 +20 5.93n ..E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 3 +4 18.32n –.29D–NatlMunInc – 3 – 11 –9 8.66 +.01A Strat Inc 0 0 +23 7.74 –.01E TxEqAsstAl + 1 + 4 +12 12.65n –.24E TxMgGDvInc + 1 0 –4 9.77 –.12E TxMgGr 1.1 + 1 + 4 +4 21.95n –.37B WW HlthSci + 1 + 1 +10 9.72n –.15

Eaton Vance Instl$ 21.5 bil 800–225–6265

A+AtlSmidCap 0 + 6 +55 15.32n –.26B Floating Rt + 1 + 3 +9 9.07 ..A–GblMacAbR 0 0 .. 10.23 ..A+Inc Bostn + 1 + 2 +23 5.92n ..E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 4 +8 18.38 –.29D–NatlMuniInc – 3 – 11 –6 8.66n +.01D ParStrEmMk – 2 – 3 .. 15.51 –.33D+ParTxMgEmMk – 2 – 3 +90 49.96n –1.05

Tax Mgd Val + 1 + 4 .. 16.97n –.27TxAdBdStrSt 0 – 2 .. 10.23 ..Eaton Vance R$ 362 mil 800–225–6265

E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 4 +6 18.30 –.29E † EIIGlbProp + 1 – 1 .. 14.91 –.17E † EmgMktGrI – 5 – 7 +42 15.01n –.39

—F—A † Fairholme – 2 + 5 +56 35.01 –.64

FAM Funds$ 823 mil 800–932–3271

D+Value + 1 + 3 +7 45.65n –.82FBR Funds$ 1.3 bil 888–888–0025

B Focus Inv r – 2 + 4 +42 48.77n –.98D GasUtilInv r + 3 + 3 +28 18.37n –.20A+SmFinl Inv 0 + 6 +3 19.94n –.41

Federated A$ 18.7 bil 800–245–5051

A+Bond + 1 0 +26 9.20 +.03B Capital Inc + 1 + 1 +22 7.80 –.06E Captl Appr 0 + 2 +7 18.99 –.33

CloverVal + 1 + 5 .. 14.58 –.20E Equity Inc + 2 + 6 +8 17.46 –.30A+Hi Inc Bond + 2 + 2 +27 7.69 +.01E InterCont + 2 + 3 +27 50.73 –.68C–IntlLead + 2 + 4 +41 26.10 –.43E IntlSmMdCo – 1 + 2 +24 38.60 –.83E Kaufmann – 2 0 +19 5.40 –.16D+KaufSmlCap – 1 + 5 +25 26.00 –.73E Md Gr Strat + 1 + 4 +12 35.26 –.76E Mkt Opps – 1 0 –14 9.60 ..C Muni Secs – 1 – 6 +4 9.49 +.01C Muni Ultrshrt 0 0 +8 10.01 ..D Muni&Stock – 1 – 3 +6 10.20 –.07D+MuniHiYld A – 2 – 7 –3 7.81 +.01C–PA Muni Inc – 1 – 5 +2 10.16 +.01B–PrdDllrBear 0 – 1 +29 12.79 –.03E PrudentBear – 3 – 5 +4 4.61 +.08C ShIntMun 0 – 1 .. 10.04 +.01A+StratInc + 1 – 1 +30 9.15 –.01E StratValDv x – 1 – 1 +1x 4.35 –.07A Tot Rtn Bd 0 – 2 +22 11.15 +.02C UltraShBd 0 0 +6 9.21 +.01B+US Govt Secs 0 – 1 +17 7.78 ..

Federated B$ 1.6 bil 800–245–5051

E Kaufmann – 2 0 +16 5.11 –.15Federated C$ 3.0 bil 800–245–5051

E Kaufmn C – 2 0 +16 5.11 –.15D KaufSmlCap – 1 + 4 +21 24.87 –.70E Mkt Opps – 1 0 –16 9.54 ..A+StratInc + 1 – 1 +27 9.15 ..E StratValDv x – 1 – 1 –1x 4.36 –.07

Federated F$ 984 mil 800–245–5051

A+Bond + 1 0 +26 9.25 +.03B+Govt Inc Sec 0 – 1 +17 9.00 +.01D+MuniHiYield – 2 – 7 –3 7.81 +.01

Federated Funds$ 4.1 bil 800–245–5051

E KaufmannR – 2 0 +19 5.40 –.16Federated Instl$ 19.8 bil 800–341–7400

B–AdjRate IS 0 0 +15 9.81n ..CloverVal + 1 + 5 .. 14.61 –.19

A–GNMA Instl 0 – 2 +21 11.28n +.02B–Govt 1–3 Instl 0 0 +16 10.91n ..A–Govt 2–5 Instl 0 – 2 +22 11.76n +.02C–GovUltSh 0 0 +10 9.93n ..C–GovUltSh Sv 0 0 +10 9.93n ..A+High Yield + 1 + 2 +30 10.06n +.01A+HighYieldIS + 2 + 3 +30 6.02n –.02A–Income 0 – 1 +21 10.56n ..E InterCont + 2 + 4 .. 50.71 –.68A–IntmCorpBd 0 – 1 +19 10.11n +.01E MaxCapIdx + 2 + 5 –2 13.18n –.25E MaxCpIdxSS + 2 + 5 –3 13.12n –.24B–MdCpIdxSvc + 1 + 7 +23 21.87n –.42

How To Read Mutual Fund Tables & GraphsFund tables list 4,000 funds in the IBD Monday Special/IBD Weekly Special edition and 2,200 funds on other days. Thelist is composed of funds with a 36-Month Performance Rating of A+, A or A- and with at least $200 million in assets, plusfunds ranked by assets regardless of performance rating. All other funds can be found at www.investors.com/data and atdailygraphs.com’s Fund Center. O Denotes independent fund that does not belong to family listed above. Each 36-MonthPerformance Rating, vs. all other mutual funds, is recalculated each month on a total return basis. All dividends andcapital gains included. Daily accrual fund returns are calculated on a monthly basis. A+=Top 5%, A=Top 10%, A#=Top15%, B+=Top 20%, B=Top 25%, B#=Top 30%, C+=Top 35%, C=Top 40%, C#=Top 45%, D+=Top 50%, D=Top 60%, D#=Top 70%, E=Below 70%. A+, A, A# and B+ 36-Month Performance Ratings are all boldfaced. % changes are on a totalreturn basis. Top 2% of funds in % performance yesterday are boldfaced. Performance of income funds may be comparedto other income funds, bond funds to other bond funds, etc. Fund company family names are boldfaced. Fund family assetsas of 12/31/10. b=assets used 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 or capital gainsdistribution. 5-Yr After Tax Rtn=5 year after-tax return assuming an average ordinary income tax rate of 35% on dividendsand a 15% long-term capital gains tax rate. Forty growth funds, each with at least $100 million in assets, the highestaverage Composite Rating and recent total return performance beating the S&P 500, are shown graphically each day onthe first Mutual Funds & ETFs page. All figures are on a total return basis. Funds shown in the two daily performance listshave at least $125 million in assets and a 36-Month Performance Rating of C or better, unless otherwise noted.

For Friday, January 28, 2011

36 Mos 2011 12 Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

36 Mos Fund 2011 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax% Value

U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position High (11/00) 6.2% Low (12/10) 3.2%

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Top Growth FundsLast 36 Months (All Total Returns)

Performance% Change Rating $ Net

Mutual Fund In 2011 36 Mos Assets

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Top Growth FundsLast 3 Months (All Total Returns)

Performance% Change Rating $ Net

Mutual Fund Last 3 Mos 36 Mos Assets

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36 Mos 2011 12 Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

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36 Mos 2011 12 Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 A11

E MDTStkTrSS + 4 + 6 –2 23.27n –.45A–Mortgage 0 – 1 +19 9.88n +.01C Muni Ultrshrt 0 0 +9 10.01n ..

PrudentBear – 3 – 5 .. 4.63 +.07C+ShIntMun 0 – 1 +10 10.04n +.01B+ShTrmInc 0 0 +16 8.61 +.01B+ShTrmInc Sv 0 0 +15 8.61n +.01E StratValDv x 0 – 1 +2x 4.37n –.07A–Tot Ret Gov 0 – 2 +22 11.31n +.02A–Tot Ret Gov Sv 0 – 2 +20 11.31n +.02A Tot Rtn Bd 0 – 2 +25 11.15n +.02A TotRtnBd Svc 0 – 2 +23 11.15n +.02C+Ultra Sh Bd 0 0 +8 9.21n +.01C UltraShBdSvc 0 0 +6 9.21n +.01

Federated Y$ 440 mil 800–245–5051

B–US Gov 1–3 0 0 +16 10.91n ..Fidelity Adv A$ 28.2 bil 877–208–0098

D Balanced + 1 + 3 +12 15.11 –.16D Canada r 0 + 5 .. 57.77 –.36C–Div Growth + 1 + 7 +16 12.71 –.23E Divers Intl r + 1 + 1 –5 16.14 –.26E EmergMkts r – 3 – 4 +57 23.62 –.52A+Emg Mkt Inc – 1 – 5 +37 13.14 –.11B+Emrg Asia r 0 – 1+110 32.29 –.45E Equity Gr + 2 + 7 +13 55.06 –1.05E Equity Inc + 2 + 6 –3 23.43 –.40B+FloatRtHiIn r + 1 + 2 +15 9.90 –.01A–GovtIncome 0 – 2 .. 10.44 +.02E Growth & Inc + 2 + 5 +4 17.43 –.31E Growth Opp + 1 + 6 +5 34.50 –.76A High Inc + 2 + 2 +20 8.63 +.01A HiInc Advt + 3 + 4 +28 10.18 –.05C+Industrial r + 3 + 9 +40 26.48 –.52B InflProtBd 0 – 3 +16 11.59 +.04E IntlDiscov r 0 0 +14 32.86 –.56A–Intmd Bd 0 – 2 +17 11.14 +.03E Lev Co Stk + 1 + 9 +26 34.89 –.71E Mid Cap A 0 + 4 +2 20.02 –.34C Mid Cp II + 1 + 2 +34 18.04 –.21B–Muni Inc – 1 – 5 +10 12.24 +.01D–New Insight 0 + 1 +23 19.96 –.36C+Sh Tm Fx 0 0 +9 9.23 +.01B–ShItmdMuni 0 – 2 +13 10.58 ..B–Small Cap 0 + 4 +31 24.68 –.54D StkSelAlCp r + 1 + 7 +16 19.27 –.34A+Strat Inc + 1 – 1 +31 12.49 –.02B StrtRealRet r + 1 + 1 +11 9.61 +.02A Total Bond r 0 – 1 +21 10.76 +.02D Value Strat 0 + 5 +10 25.03 –.54

Fidelity Adv B$ 2.0 bil 877–208–0098

E New Insight 0 + 1 +19 18.94n –.35A+Strategic Inc + 1 – 1 +28 12.52n –.02

Fidelity Adv C$ 9.4 bil 877–208–0098

E Divers Intl 0 + 1 –8 15.49n –.26B+FloatRtHiIn r + 1 + 2 +12 9.90n –.01A HiInc Advt r + 3 + 4 +25 10.17n –.05E Lev Co Stk + 1 + 9 +22 33.25n –.68E Mid Cap C 0 + 4 –1 18.88n –.32C–Mid Cp II + 1 + 2 +29 17.44n –.20E New Insight 0 + 1 +19 19.02n –.35C+Small Cap 0 + 4 +26 22.00n –.47A+Strat Inc + 1 – 1 +28 12.46n –.02

Fidelity Adv Free A$ 7.8 bil 877–208–0098

C–2010 + 1 + 2 +15 11.64 –.08D+2015 + 1 + 2 +15 11.59 –.08D 2020 + 1 + 3 +12 12.12 –.10D 2025 + 1 + 3 +12 11.73 –.12D–2030 + 1 + 3 +9 12.32 –.14D–2035 + 1 + 4 +9 11.70 –.15E 2040 + 1 + 4 +8 12.50 –.17E 2045 + 1 + 4 .. 9.72 –.13E 2050 + 1 + 4 .. 9.57 –.13

Fidelity Adv Free I$ 561 mil 877–208–0098

D 2025 + 1 + 3 +13 11.80n –.12Fidelity Adv Free T$ 2.0 bil 877–208–0098

D+2015 + 1 + 2 +12 11.58 –.08D 2020 + 1 + 3 +11 12.12 –.10D 2025 + 1 + 3 +11 11.75 –.13E 2030 + 1 + 3 +8 12.29 –.14E 2040 + 1 + 4 +7 12.48 –.16

Fidelity Adv I$ 25.6 bil 877–208–0098

C+CnsmrStpl r – 3 – 1 .. 66.50n –.91E Divers Intl + 1 + 1 –4 16.38n –.27E EmergMkts – 3 – 4 +59 23.70n –.53A+Emg Mkt Inc – 1 – 5 +38 12.94n –.11E Equity Grow + 2 + 7 +14 58.60n –1.11E Equity Inc + 2 + 6 –2 24.13n –.42A–FloatRtHiIn + 1 + 2 +16 9.89n ..D–Freedom2030 + 1 + 3 +10 12.37n –.14E Freedom2040 + 1 + 4 +9 12.55n –.16A–GovtIncome 0 – 2 .. 10.44 +.02E Growth & Inc + 2 + 5 +5 17.54n –.31A High Inc + 2 + 2 +21 8.64n ..A HiInc Advt + 3 + 4 +28 9.68n –.05E IntlDiscov r 0 0 +15 33.01 –.57B IntMunInc r – 1 – 3 +11 9.97n ..D–Large Cap + 3 + 8 +17 19.23n –.33D–Lev Co Stk + 1 + 9 +27 35.27n –.72E Mid Cap I 0 + 4 +4 20.86n –.36C Mid Cp II + 1 + 2 +35 18.26n –.21B–Muni Inc – 1 – 5 +11 12.19n +.02D–New Insight 0 + 2 +24 20.15n –.37E Overseas + 1 + 1 +9 18.68n –.35C+Sh Fxd Inc 0 0 +10 9.23n ..B+Sh Intmd Govt 0 – 1 +19 10.10n +.01B Small Cap 0 + 4 +33 25.83n –.57D StkSelAlCp + 1 + 7 +18 19.71n –.35A+Strat Inc + 1 – 1 +32 12.62n –.02B StrtRealRet + 1 + 2 +12 9.63n +.02A TotalBond 0 – 1 +22 10.74n +.01

Fidelity Adv T$ 17.4 bil 877–208–0098

D Balanced + 1 + 3 +11 15.23 –.16C–Div Growth + 1 + 7 +15 12.70 –.23E Divers Intl + 1 + 1 –6 16.00 –.26E Equity Gr + 2 + 6 +12 54.83 –1.05E Equity Inc + 2 + 6 –4 23.77 –.41B+FloatRtHiIn r + 1 + 2 +15 9.89 ..A–GovtIncome 0 – 2 .. 10.44 +.02E Growth & Inc + 2 + 5 +3 17.43 –.31E Growth Opp + 1 + 6 +4 34.79 –.76A HiInc Advt + 3 + 4 +28 10.23 –.05A–Intermed Bd 0 – 2 +17 11.14 +.02E Lev Co Stk + 1 + 9 +25 34.29 –.69E Mid Cap 0 + 4 +2 20.20 –.36C Mid Cp II + 1 + 2 +33 17.92 –.20B–Muni Inc – 1 – 5 +10 12.27 +.01E New Insight 0 + 1 +22 19.74 –.36E Overseas + 1 + 1 +7 18.81 –.35B–Small Cap 0 + 4 +29 23.83 –.52A+Strategic Inc + 1 – 1 +31 12.48 –.02D Value Strat 0 + 5 +10 25.92 –.55

Fidelity Freedom

$ 113 bil 800–544–6666C+2000 + 1 + 1 +14 12.02n –.03

2000 K + 1 + 1 .. 11.67 –.03D+2005 + 1 + 1 +13 10.89n –.07

2005 K + 1 + 2 .. 12.54 –.08C–2010 + 1 + 2 +14 13.70n –.10

2010 K + 1 + 2 .. 12.79 –.09D+2015 + 1 + 2 +14 11.44n –.09D+2015 + 1 + 2 +16 11.65n –.09

2015 K + 1 + 2 .. 12.83 –.09D 2020 + 1 + 3 +13 12.18n –.11D 2020 + 1 + 2 +12 13.92n –.13

2020 K + 1 + 2 .. 13.31 –.13D 2025 + 1 + 3 +13 11.63n –.13

2025 K + 1 + 3 .. 13.53 –.16D–2030 + 1 + 3 +9 13.91n –.17

2030 K + 1 + 3 .. 13.74 –.17D–2035 + 1 + 3 +9 11.60n –.15

2035 K + 1 + 3 .. 13.93 –.18E 2040 + 1 + 3 +8 8.10n –.11

2040 K + 1 + 3 .. 14.01 –.19E 2045 + 1 + 3 .. 9.60n –.14

2045 K + 1 + 4 .. 14.12 –.20E 2050 + 1 + 4 .. 9.49n –.14

2050 K + 1 + 4 .. 14.19 –.20Fund K + 1 + 6 .. 32.60n –.64

B–Income + 1 + 1 +14 11.35n –.03Income K + 1 + 1 .. 11.50 –.04Overseas F + 1 + 3 .. 32.87 –.52Fidelity Select$ 31.4 bil 800–544–6666

A+Automotive r + 3 + 12 +39 46.53n –2.49E Banking r 0 + 8 –33 18.53n –.36B–Biotechnlgy r 0 + 5 +16 72.73n –1.92E Brokrge&Inv r 0 + 4 –4 52.70n –1.26A Chemicals r 0 + 8 +74 95.93n –1.41A–CommEquip r + 4 + 9 +33 27.54n –.61A–Computers r + 2 + 5 +56 57.44n –1.43A–Consmr Disc r – 2 + 2 +18 24.12n –.72C ConsumeStpl r – 3 – 2 +51 66.64n –.91E Dfnse&Aero r + 4 + 5 +23 76.43n –1.47C+Electronics r + 7 + 14 +13 51.55n –1.55E Energy r + 5 + 17 +29 54.93n –.11E Energy Svcs r + 5 + 19 +26 77.92n +.13E Financl Svcs r 0 + 6 –36 61.40n –1.19A+Gold r –11 – 9+113 47.35n +.08C–Health Care r + 3 + 9 +17 128.23n –2.58D Indstrl Equip r + 3 + 12 +39 35.10n –.77C+Industrial + 3 + 9 +41 24.37n –.46E Insurance r + 1 + 2 –20 47.50n –1.07A Leisure r – 3 – 3 +41 88.12n –2.29A Materials r – 1 + 6 +78 67.22n –1.15B+Med Eq & Sys r + 2 + 9 +35 28.02n –.48D–Medcl Dlvry r + 5 + 10 +6 52.02n –1.36A–Multimedia r + 1 + 2 +16 43.14n –.90E Natural Gas r + 2 + 9 +3 33.93n –.20E Natural Res + 3 + 15 +56 35.72n –.08B+Pharm r 0 + 2 +39 12.39n –.23A+Retailing r – 3 + 2 +42 52.13n –1.59B Sftwr&Cmp r + 2 + 4 +71 89.04n –1.83A–Technology r + 3 + 7 +52 98.88n –2.27D–Telecommun r – 2 + 1 +26 45.72n –.89A+Transportatn r – 1 + 1 +35 55.02n –1.58E Utility Gr r + 1 0 +20 49.00n –.62E Wireless + 5 + 5 +24 8.05n –.18

Fidelity Spartan$ 69.2 bil 800–544–6666

E 500IdxAdv + 2 + 5 +8 45.19n –.82E 500IdxInv + 2 + 5 +8 45.19n –.82C+ExtMkt Adv 0 + 7 +26 38.33n –.85C+ExtMkt Inv 0 + 7 +26 38.33n –.85E IntlIdx Adv + 2 + 1 +8 35.85n –.63E IntlIdx Inv + 2 + 1 +8 35.85n –.63A IntTrsBdAdv r 0 – 4 .. 10.70n +.04A IntTrsBdInv r 0 – 4 .. 10.70n +.04B+STTrAdv r 0 – 1 .. 10.53n +.01D–TotMkt Adv + 1 + 5 +12 36.93n –.70D–TotMkt Inv + 1 + 5 +12 36.93n –.70

TotMktIdxF + 1 + 5 .. 36.93 –.70Fidelity Invest$ 638 bil 800–544–6666

E 100 Index + 2 + 5 .. 8.90 –.15D–4–in–1 Idx r + 1 + 3 +12 27.35n –.43E AdvCapDev A + 1 + 4 +7 10.52 –.21E AdvCapDevO + 1 + 5 +9 10.77n –.22D–AdvDivStkO + 2 + 7 +9 15.33n –.27

AdvGlbCom 0 + 5 .. 17.12 –.26E Aggr Intl – 1 – 2 –1 12.74n –.28

AllSectEq + 2 + 6 .. 12.89 –.24AllSectEq F + 2 + 6 .. 12.89 –.24

B AsstMgr20% r + 1 + 1 +17 12.86n –.04C AsstMgr50% + 1 + 2 +15 15.55n –.14D+AsstMgr70% r + 1 + 3 +16 16.49n –.20D AsstMgr85% + 1 + 4 +17 13.54n –.21D Balanced + 1 + 3 +15 18.46n –.20

Balanced K + 1 + 3 .. 18.46n –.20C BluChpGro + 1 + 5 +22 45.87n –1.03

BluChpGroF + 1 + 5 .. 45.89n –1.02BluChpGroK + 1 + 5 .. 45.87n –1.02

E BlueChipVal + 1 + 5 –10 10.97n –.20C+CA Muni Inc – 1 – 6 +9 11.47n +.02D Canada r 0 + 5 +47 58.07n –.37A+Cap&Inc + 2 + 3 +42 9.65n –.06

Cap&Inc F r + 2 + 3 .. 9.65 –.05D–CaptlAppr + 1 + 3 +13 25.56n –.68

CaptlApprK + 1 + 3 .. 25.60n –.68B+CAShTxFrBd r 0 – 2 +16 10.51n ..C+China Rgn + 1 – 2 +96 32.76n –.44

CommodStr – 1 + 5 .. 12.55n +.14D–Contra 0 + 2 +23 67.74n –1.25

Contra K 0 + 2 .. 67.71n –1.25C–Convrt Secs + 3 + 7 +30 26.12n –.39B CT Muni Inc r – 1 – 4 +13 11.13n +.01E Discip Eq + 2 + 4 –4 23.08n –.48

Discip Eq F + 2 + 4 .. 23.06 –.48C–Div Grow + 1 + 7 +16 28.84n –.52

Div Grow K + 1 + 7 .. 28.83n –.53E DiversIntl 0 + 1 +8 30.29n –.49

DiversIntlF 0 + 1 .. 30.26 –.49DiversIntlK 0 + 1 .. 30.26n –.49

C DynamicStr – 1 + 1 .. 9.52n –.04E Emerg Asia r 0 0 +66 30.59n –.42

EmergMkts – 3 – 3 .. 18.59 –.42EmgerMktsF – 3 – 2 .. 18.63 –.41

E Emrg Mkt – 3 – 4 +54 25.54n –.57Emrg Mkt K – 3 – 4 .. 25.51n –.56

E EqtyInc + 2 + 6 0 45.25n –.79E EqtyIncII + 2 + 6 –5 18.68n –.32

EqtyIncIIK + 2 + 6 .. 18.68n –.32EqtyIncK + 2 + 6 .. 45.24n –.79

E Euro CapApp r + 2 + 1 +11 19.34n –.38E Europe r + 2 + 2 +9 31.84n –.62E Exp&Mltnt r + 1 + 5 +7 22.04n –.34

Exp&MltntK + 1 + 5 .. 22.03n –.34E Fidelity Fund + 1 + 6 +11 32.61n –.64E Fifty r + 1 + 3 –4 17.88n –.30A–FloatHiInc + 1 + 2 +16 9.89n –.01C–Focused Stk r + 1 + 8 +25 13.82n –.24A FocusHiInc r + 1 0 +18 9.33 ..

GlbExUSIdx 0 0 .. 11.33 –.21C Global Balncd + 1 + 1 +28 22.44n –.24

A GNMA 0 – 1 +25 11.47n +.02A–Govt Income 0 – 2 +22 10.43n +.02E Gr & Inc + 2 + 5 –28 18.60n –.33

Gr & Inc K + 2 + 5 .. 18.59n –.33E GrowStrat r + 1 + 9 +15 20.55n –.39

GrowStratK r + 1 + 9 .. 20.64n –.39E GrwDiscovy + 2 + 7 +22 13.96n –.26D GrwthCmpny + 1 + 6 +32 84.19n –1.77

GrwthCmpnyF + 1 + 6 .. 84.12 –1.77GrwthCmpnyK + 1 + 6 .. 84.14n –1.77

A+High Inc + 2 + 2 +30 9.11n –.01High Inc F r + 2 + 2 .. 9.11 –.01

E Independnc 0 + 3 +28 24.43n –.52IndependncK 0 + 3 .. 24.45n –.53

B+InflProtBd 0 – 3 +18 11.64n +.04A–Int Gov Inc 0 – 2 +22 10.74n +.02B+Int Mun Inc – 1 – 3 +14 9.96n +.01E Intl Discov 0 0 +15 33.06n –.57

IntlGrow – 2 – 2 .. 11.05 –.22IntlGrowF – 2 – 2 .. 11.07 –.22

E IntlRealEst r 0 – 2 –9 9.34n –.14D IntlSmCap + 1 + 4 +15 21.41n –.21

IntlSmCp – 1 + 2 .. 11.84 –.18IntlSmCp F – 1 + 2 .. 11.86n –.18

E IntlSmlOpp – 1 + 3 –6 10.29n –.15IntlValue + 4 + 3 .. 10.35 –.19IntlValue F + 4 + 3 .. 10.37 –.18

A–Intmd Bond 0 – 2 +19 10.59n +.02A–Inv Grade Bd 0 – 1 +16 7.41n +.01

InvGrdBnd 0 – 2 .. 11.41n +.02InvGrdBndF 0 – 2 .. 11.41 +.02

E Japan r 0 + 7 –26 11.18n –.22E Jpn Sm Cos r + 2 + 13 –42 9.40n –.07D–Large Cap Stk + 3 + 8 +17 18.10n –.32D+Latin Amer – 6 – 6+103 55.71n –1.26

LgCapVal + 2 + 5 .. 12.03n –.21E LgCorEnhIdx + 2 + 4 .. 8.69 –.16C Low Pr Stk + 1 + 5 +23 38.74n –.68

LowPriStkK + 1 + 5 .. 38.73n –.67E Lrg Cp Val r + 2 + 4 –11 10.69n –.19E LvgCoStk + 2 + 10 +22 28.85n –.59

LvgCoStk K + 2 + 10 .. 28.85n –.58B MA Muni Inc – 1 – 4 +12 11.53n +.01E Magellan + 1 + 5 –4 72.46n –1.51

Magellan K + 1 + 5 .. 72.40n –1.51E MegaCpStk + 3 + 6 +8 10.26n –.17B MI Muni Inc – 1 – 4 +13 11.58n +.02D–Mid Grow r + 1 + 8 +1 12.52n –.22D Mid Stk 0 + 7 +21 28.94n –.58D+Mid Val r + 1 + 5 +15 16.11n –.30

MidCpStkK 0 + 7 .. 28.92n –.58B MN Muni Inc – 1 – 4 +13 11.17n +.01A–Mortg Secs 0 – 1 +14 10.83n +.01B–Municipal Inc – 1 – 5 +11 12.12n +.02D+NasdaqIndex r + 1 + 4 +23 35.65n –.91D New Millnm + 1 + 5 +23 29.55n –.58A+NewMktsInc r – 1 – 5 +38 15.43n –.14B–NJ Muni Inc r – 1 – 5 +12 11.17n +.01E Nordic r 0 + 4 +31 34.24n –.61B NY Muni Inc – 1 – 5 +13 12.49n +.02B OH Muni Inc – 1 – 4 +12 11.30n +.01C–OTC + 3 + 9 +45 56.78n –1.31

OTC K + 3 + 9 .. 57.05n –1.32E Overseas + 1 + 3 –3 32.92n –.52

OverseasK + 1 + 3 .. 32.89n –.52B PA Muni Inc r – 1 – 4 +12 10.43n +.01D–Pacific Basin r – 1 + 3 +28 25.83n –.32D+Puritan + 1 + 3 +17 18.11n –.20

Puritan K + 1 + 3 .. 18.10n –.21C RealEstate + 2 0 +4 26.15n –.50A RealEstInc r + 1 + 2 +13 10.54n –.04B Sh Int Muni 0 – 1 +14 10.57n ..C ShtTrmBnd 0 0 +7 8.48n +.01

ShtTrmBnd F 0 0 .. 8.48 +.01B+Small Stk + 2 + 8 +32 20.09n –.62A+SmDiscovry r 0 + 8 +48 20.52n –.56D Sml Grow r – 1 + 6 +29 15.59n –.37

Sml Grow F – 1 + 6 .. 15.65 –.37A–Sml Val r 0 + 7 +36 15.63n –.37A–SmlOpport 0 + 8 .. 10.85 –.21D–StkSelSmCp r 0 + 8 +9 18.53n –.34E StkSlAllCp + 1 + 7 +11 26.06n –.47E StraDiv&Inc + 1 + 2 +2 10.68n –.13B StraRlRtn r + 1 + 1 +12 9.64n +.01

StraRlRtnF r + 1 + 1 .. 9.63 +.01A+Strategic Inc + 1 – 1 +32 11.18n –.02B Tax Fr Bond – 1 – 5 +12 10.42n +.02A Total Bnd 0 – 1 +23 10.76n +.02D–Trend + 1 + 5 +27 68.07n –1.45D–Ultra Sh Bd 0 0 –11 8.19n ..A–US Bond Idx 0 – 2 +20 11.33n +.02

US Bond Idx 0 – 2 .. 11.33 +.02E Utility + 1 + 3 +18 16.12n –.26E Val Disc + 1 + 5 +4 14.82n –.27D–Value + 2 + 6 +7 70.24n –1.34

Value K + 2 + 7 .. 70.30n –1.34D ValueStrat 0 + 5 +12 27.90n –.59E World Wide + 1 + 4 +18 18.78n –.34

FidltyAdvFoc A$ 1.0 bil 877–208–0098

E Energy r + 5 + 17 +26 37.70 –.07C–Health Care + 3 + 9 +15 23.52 –.48A–Technology r + 3 + 7 +44 25.87 –.58

FidltyAdvFoc T$ 660 mil 877–208–0098

E Energy r + 5 + 17 +25 38.55 –.08A–Technology + 3 + 7 +43 25.06 –.57

Fifth Third Inst$ 2.3 bil 800–334–0483

C Bond + 1 – 1 +6 8.94n +.01E DiscpLgVal + 2 + 5 0 10.82n –.18E Intl Equity + 2 + 2 –2 8.40n –.15D LM Moderate + 1 + 2 +6 10.51n –.12D–Quality Gr 0 + 5 +14 15.98n –.33B Sh Trm Bd 0 0 +15 9.58n ..

First Amer A$ 2.0 bil 800–677–3863

B–Real Estate + 2 0 +18 18.31 –.35B Sm Cap Sel – 3 + 4 +20 12.84 –.35

First Amer Y$ 9.2 bil 800–677–3863

B+Int Tax Fr – 1 – 4 +13 10.55n +.01E Intl + 1 + 2 +8 12.38n –.24D+LgCapGrOpp 0 + 4 +23 33.77n –.80D Mid Cap Val 0 + 5 +14 23.98n –.41B–Mid Cp Idx + 1 + 7 +24 13.23n –.26B Real Estate + 2 0 +19 18.52n –.35C+Sh Tax Fr 0 – 1 +12 9.90n ..B Sh Trm Bd 0 0 +15 10.05n ..B Sm Cap Sel – 3 + 4 +21 13.96n –.38B+Tax Free – 2 – 6 +10 10.12n +.02A+Total Retrn 0 – 1 +26 10.61n ..

First Eagle$ 25.6 bil 800–334–2143

C Fund Amer Y + 2 + 6 +31 26.44 –.29B+Global A 0 + 2 +42 46.48 –.46A+Gold A – 9 – 8+123 30.79 +.18B+Overseas A 0 + 2 +39 22.61 –.12B+Overseas I 0 + 2 +40 22.94n –.12C+US Value A + 2 + 3 +26 16.60 –.20C+US Value I + 2 + 3 +27 16.78n –.20

First Invstrs A$ 5.7 bil 800–423–4026

E Blue Chip b + 2 + 5 +4 21.55 –.33B Fnd for Inc b + 1 + 1 +8 2.54 ..E Global b + 1 + 2 +15 6.73 –.13A–Government b 0 – 1 +21 11.34 +.01D–Gr & Inc b + 1 + 5 +8 14.48 –.29B–Ins Tax Ex b – 1 – 6 +9 9.32 +.02B+InsrTxExII b – 2 – 7 +14 14.92 +.02A–Invest Grade b 0 – 3 +13 9.56 +.02D+Opp b + 1 + 7 +14 27.43 –.60E SelectGrow b + 2 + 5 –12 6.75 –.14C+Spec Stuatn b 0 + 7 +36 24.19 –.47C Total Return b + 1 + 2 +17 15.08 –.17D Value b + 1 + 4 +11 7.12 –.11

FMI Funds$ 5.4 bil 800–811–5311

A+Common Stk + 2 + 7 +39 25.48n –.38A+Focus + 1 + 9 +37 30.62n –.72C Large Cap + 2 + 5 +25 15.93n –.26

Forum Funds$ 6.3 bil 800–943–6786

C AbsStrat + 1 0 +15 10.90n ..B Brown MD Bd – 1 – 2 +13 10.65n ..A–BrownIntmdI 0 – 2 +21 11.18n +.01B–BrwnSmlGr I 0 + 9 +37 14.03n –.22D Wintergrn – 2 – 1 +41 13.74n –.07

Forward Funds$ 1.9 bil 800–999–6809

E Intl SmCo I 0 + 3 +6 14.51n –.26A+SelectIncA + 1 + 2 –3 23.38 –.06A+SelectIncC 0 + 2 –6 23.01n –.06

FPA Funds$ 10.5 bil 800–982–4372

A+Capital + 1 + 9 +24 41.79 –.31B+Crescent I + 1 + 3 +30 27.09n –.27B New Income 0 0 +15 10.90 +.01B Paramount + 1 + 7 +24 19.16 –.30B+Perennial + 1 + 7 +22 38.16 –.61

Frank/Tmp Fr A$ 138 bil 800–342–5236

B–Adj US Gov 0 0 +12 8.87 ..C ALTaxFrInc – 1 – 6 +7 10.53 +.02C+AZTaxFrInc – 2 – 7 +8 10.15 +.01D–Bal Sheet 0 + 5 +1 47.37 –.96A–Biotch Dsc – 1 + 5 +21 67.78 –1.60C+CA HighYld – 2 – 8 +3 8.80 +.01C–CA InsTxFr – 1 – 6 +5 11.31 ..B–CA IntTxFr – 1 – 5 +10 10.99 –.01C+CA Tax Fr – 2 – 7 +8 6.58 ..C ChinaWrld 0 – 4+107 39.68 –.46B CnsrvTrgt 0 + 1 +24 13.76 –.09C CO Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +7 10.96 +.02A–Conv Secs + 1 + 6 +20 15.35 –.20D–CorefoAlloc + 2 + 4 +9 12.62 –.21B–CT TaxFrInc – 1 – 6 +9 10.35 +.02B–Double Tx Fr – 2 – 7 +9 11.02 +.01D+Dynatech + 2 + 4 +28 30.68 –.53A+EmMktDbtOpp + 1 0 .. 12.11 –.04C EmrgMktSml – 1 – 4 .. 12.30 –.16D–Equity Inc + 1 + 4 –1 17.00 –.23B FedIntTxFr – 1 – 5 +13 11.27 +.02B FedLtdTaxFr 0 – 1 +13 10.27 –.01C+FedTxFrInc – 1 – 6 +9 11.23 +.02B–FL Tax Fr – 1 – 4 +9 10.97 +.02C+FltRateDly + 1 + 2 +7 9.23 ..D Flx Cap Gr 0 + 4 +22 48.33 –.80E FoundAlloc + 2 + 4 +3 10.72 –.12C+GA Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +9 11.31 +.02A+Gold & Prec –12 – 10+161 44.97 +.03C–Gr Oppor 0 + 6 +35 22.39 –.41D+Grwth + 2 + 3 +24 45.34 –.87C–GrwthTgt 0 + 2 +25 15.31 –.17A+High Inc + 3 + 2 +24 2.04 +.01C+HiYldTxFr – 1 – 7 +6 9.49 +.01C Income + 2 + 3 +17 2.22 –.01C InsTxFrInc – 1 – 6 +6 11.22 +.02B–KY Tax Fr – 1 – 5 +9 10.66 +.02C+LA Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +9 10.72 +.01B+LtdMatGovt 0 0 +18 10.47 +.01B+LwDurTtlRtn 0 – 1 .. 10.37 ..C MA InsTaxFr – 1 – 6 +6 10.94 +.02B–MDTxFrInc – 1 – 6 +8 10.78 +.01C+MI InsTxFr 0 – 5 +8 11.37 +.02C+MicroCpVal – 2 + 6 +18 31.28 –.59B MNInsTxFr 0 – 4 +11 11.71 +.02C+MO Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +8 11.39 +.02B–Mod Trgt 0 + 1 +25 14.24 –.12C–Nat Resrces + 1 + 10 +54 40.07 –.09B–NC Tax Fr – 1 – 5 +10 11.58 +.02B–NJ Tax Fr – 2 – 6 +10 11.38 +.02B+NY Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +12 11.05 +.02B NYIntTaxFr – 1 – 4 +12 10.80 +.01C+OHTaxFr – 1 – 5 +8 11.80 +.01B OR Tax Fr – 1 – 5 +11 11.33 +.01B–PA Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +9 9.73 +.02B+Real Rtrn + 1 + 1 +24 11.24 ..E RealEstSecs + 2 0 –26 13.88 –.26D+Rising Divs 0 + 2 +11 32.74 –.33B+SmCapGr 0 + 7 +24 11.73 –.22B SmlCapVal 0 + 7 +24 44.70 –1.05C SmMdCapGr 0 + 8 +22 37.44 –.71A Strat Inc + 1 0 +27 10.50 ..B–TN Muni 0 – 5 +10 10.78 +.02A–Totl Retrn 0 – 2 +20 10.10 +.02A–US Gov Sec 0 – 1 +21 6.74 ..E Utilities + 1 0 +21 11.71 –.15B–VA Tax Fr – 1 – 5 +9 11.05 +.02

Frank/Tmp Fr B$ 2.7 bil 800–342–5236

E FoundAlloc + 2 + 3 +1 10.73n –.12C–Income + 2 + 3 +14 2.21n –.01

Frank/Tmp Fr C$ 38.6 bil 800–342–5236

C+Adj US Gov 0 0 +10 8.87n ..C CA HighYld – 2 – 8 +1 8.85 +.02C–CA InsTxFr – 1 – 6 +3 11.45 ..C CA Tax Fr – 2 – 7 +6 6.57 ..C+CnsrvTrgt 0 + 1 +22 13.55 –.08B+Conv Secs + 1 + 4 +16 15.19 –.20B–FedIntTxFr – 1 – 5 +11 11.30 +.02C FedTxFrIn – 1 – 6 +7 11.22 +.02C FltRateDly + 1 + 2 +5 9.23n ..D Flx Cap Gr 0 + 4 +17 44.23 –.73E FoundAlloc + 2 + 3 –1 10.57n –.12A+Gold & Prec –12 – 10+153 42.98 +.03D Grwth + 1 + 3 +21 42.99 –.83A+High Inc + 2 + 2 +22 2.05 ..C HiYldTxFr – 1 – 7 +5 9.62 +.01C–Income + 2 + 3 +15 2.24 –.01C–InsTxFrInc – 1 – 6 +5 11.36 +.03C MI Ins Tax Fr 0 – 5 +6 11.51 +.02C+MN InsTxFr 0 – 5 +9 11.81 +.02C+Modert Tgt C 0 + 1 +23 13.94 –.12C+NC Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +8 11.72 +.02C+NJ Tax Fr – 2 – 6 +8 11.49 +.01C+NY Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +8 11.04 +.02C OHTaxFr – 1 – 5 +7 11.93 +.02C+OR Tax Fr – 1 – 5 +9 11.46 +.01C+PA Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +8 9.82 +.02D Rising Divs 0 + 2 +9 32.36 –.33

B–SmCapVal 0 + 7 +21 42.18 –.99C–SmMidCapGr 0 + 7 +18 33.55 –.64A Strategic Inc + 1 0 +25 10.50 ..A–Totl Retrn 0 – 2 +18 10.09n +.02A–US Gov Sec 0 – 1 +19 6.70 ..E Utilities + 1 0 +19 11.66 –.15

Frank/Tmp Fr R$ 2.4 bil 800–342–5236

E Growth + 3 + 3 –7 18.18n –.31C–Income + 2 + 4 +16 2.20n ..B–Mod Target 0 + 1 +24 14.20n –.11E Mutl Shrs + 2 + 4 +1 20.88n –.29B SmlCapVal 0 + 7 +23 44.37n –1.04A StratIncome + 1 0 +26 10.47n ..

Frank/Tmp FrAd$ 16.6 bil 800–342–5236Adj US Gov 0 0 .. 8.88n ..

C+CA Tax Fr – 2 – 7 +8 6.57n ..FedIntTxFr – 1 – 4 .. 11.29 +.02

B–FedTxFrInc – 1 – 6 +9 11.23n +.02B–FltRateDly + 1 + 2 +7 9.23 ..A+Gold & Prec –12 – 10+165 46.88n +.03C–Grwth + 2 + 3 +25 45.36n –.86A+High Inc + 2 + 2 +25 2.04n ..C+HiYldTxFr – 1 – 7 .. 9.52 +.02C Income + 2 + 3 +18 2.21n –.01A–IntlSmCpGr – 1 + 3 +40 16.59 –.24B–NY Tax Fr – 1 – 6 +10 11.05n +.02D+Rising Divs 0 + 2 .. 32.68n –.33B–SmMidCapGr 0 + 8 +27 38.55n –.73A+Strategic Inc + 1 0 +28 10.51n ..

TGIEqSer + 2 + 3 .. 8.90n –.14A Totl Retrn 0 – 2 +21 10.11n +.01A US Govt Secs 0 – 1 +21 6.76n ..E Utilities + 1 0 +21 11.77n –.15B+Value 0 + 7 +25 45.95n –1.08

Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B$ 17.4 bil 800–632–2301

E Beacon A + 1 + 4 –3 12.41 –.17E European A + 4 + 4 +23 21.90 –.20E Finl Svcs A + 2 + 6 –23 13.36 –.13D GlbDiscovA + 2 + 2 +26 29.69 –.33D Quest A + 1 + 2 +17 17.79 –.23E Shares A + 2 + 4 +1 21.01 –.28

Frank/Tmp Mutual C$ 5.1 bil 800–632–2301

E Beacon + 1 + 4 –3 12.32 –.17D GlbDiscov + 2 + 2 +25 29.44 –.34D Quest + 1 + 2 +14 17.61 –.22E Shares + 2 + 4 –1 20.81 –.29

Frank/Tmp Mutual R$ 423 mil 800–632–2301

D GlbDiscov + 2 + 2 +25 29.42n –.33Frank/Tmp Mutual Z$ 23.6 bil 800–632–2301

E Beacon + 2 + 4 –2 12.50n –.16E European + 4 + 4 +24 22.33n –.20D GlbDiscov + 2 + 2 +29 30.04n –.34D Quest + 1 + 2 +16 17.93n –.23E Shares + 2 + 4 +2 21.17n –.29

Frank/Tmp Tp A$ 50.6 bil 800–354–9191

E BRIC – 3 – 5 .. 14.66 –.28D–Dvlp Mkts – 4 – 5 +44 24.56 –.56E Foreign + 5 + 4 +7 7.30 –.10C+Forgn Sm I 0 + 2 +46 17.60n –.20E Glbl Opport + 3 + 2 +17 18.23 –.31C Glbl Sm Co 0 + 2 +25 7.41 –.10

GlblTtlRtrn 0 0 .. 13.09 –.07A+Glob Bond – 1 – 1 +61 13.45 –.05E Growth + 3 + 3 –7 18.34 –.31C+Income + 2 + 1 +32 2.87 –.03E World + 3 + 4 +7 15.27 –.26

Frank/Tmp TpAd$ 25.3 bil 800–632–2301

C+ChinaWrld 0 – 4+109 39.91n –.47D–Dvlp Mkts – 4 – 5 +45 24.50n –.56D Flx Cap Gr 0 + 4 +23 49.08 –.81E Foreign + 4 + 4 +8 7.22n –.09

GlblTtlRtrn 0 0 .. 13.11n –.07A+Glob Bond – 1 – 1 +60 13.41n –.06E Growth + 3 + 3 –6 18.34n –.31E World + 3 + 4 .. 15.26 –.26

Frank/Tmp TpB/C$ 11.0 bil 800–632–2301

E BRIC – 4 – 5 .. 14.45 –.27C–ChinaWrldC 0 – 4+102 39.21 –.46E Dvlp Mkts C – 4 – 5 +40 23.97 –.54E Foreign C + 4 + 4 +5 7.14 –.10

GlblTtlRtrn 0 0 .. 13.08 –.07A+Global Bd C – 1 – 1 +56 13.48 –.05E Growth C + 3 + 3 –9 17.92 –.30C Income + 2 + 2 .. 2.87 –.03E World C + 3 + 4 +4 14.78 –.25

Franklin Temp$ 633 mil 800–292–9293

D+GrwthTgtC 0 + 2 +22 15.02 –.16B Hard Curncy 0 0 +26 9.76 –.05† FrhomFocInc + 3 + 2 .. 11.02 –.06Frontegra$ 461 mil 888–825–2100

A+ColumbsCrPl + 1 0 +35 31.62n +.07FundX Upgrader$ 700 mil 866–455–3863

E FundX Up .. .. no quote

—G—H— I—Gabelli$ 320 mil 800–422–3554

C ABC Adv + 1 + 1 .. 9.84 –.04Gabelli A$ 1.1 bil 800–422–3554

C–Utilities + 2 + 3 +13 6.45 –.08D+Value 0 + 4 +21 15.65 –.29

Gabelli AAA$ 6.4 bil 800–422–3554

D+Asset + 1 + 5 +34 49.23n –.87D EquityInc + 1 + 4 +22 20.65n –.36B+Sm Cap Gr 0 + 4 +42 33.76n –.72C–Utilities A + 2 + 3 +13 6.41n –.08

Gabelli C$ 543 mil 800–422–3554

D+Utilities + 2 + 3 +8 5.81 –.07Gamco AAA$ 2.1 bil 800–422–3554

A+Gold –12 – 13+126 31.34n –.17E Growth 0 + 4 +9 31.50n –.41A+WestMighty – 1 + 4 +52 17.12n –.32

Gateway Funds$ 2.4 bil 800–354–6339

D–Gateway A + 1 + 2 +11 26.24 –.15GE Elfun S&S$ 10.8 bil 800–242–0134

D–Diversified + 1 + 2 +11 17.58n –.21B+Income 0 – 1 +17 11.23n +.02B+Income 0 – 1 +17 11.31n +.01E Intl Equity + 2 + 1 +10 19.22n –.34D–S&S Program + 2 + 5 +13 41.10n –.74B+Tax Exempt – 1 – 5 +12 11.19n +.01D Trusts + 3 + 4 +10 42.44n –.74

GE Funds A$ 853 mil 800–242–0134

D–US Equity + 2 + 4 +10 24.63 –.44GE Instl Funds$ 5.4 bil 800–242–0134

B+Income 0 – 1 +16 9.44n +.01E Intl Equity + 2 + 1 +9 11.68n –.21D Prem Gr Inv + 2 + 4 +8 9.03n –.17C SmValEqInv 0 + 8 +18 14.75n –.30D–Stratgc Inv + 1 + 2 +16 11.30n –.14D–US Equity Inv + 2 + 5 +13 11.73n –.21

Glenmede Funds$ 1.3 bil 800–442–8299

A–CoreFxdInc 0 – 2 +22 11.36n +.03E Intl Equity + 3 + 1 –2 13.94 –.28

GMO Trust$ 1.6 bil 617–330–7500USTreasury x 0 0 ..x25.00n ..GMO Trust II$ 3.0 bil 617–330–7500Emerg Mkts – 1 – 1 .. 14.57 –.29

E Foreign + 3 + 1 0 12.45n –.26E Intl Intrn Val + 2 + 2 –4 22.16n –.47

GMO Trust III$ 15.7 bil 617–330–7500

A+Cur Hdg Intl + 1 +717+585 23.60n –.44E DevWorldStk + 2 + 2 +3 18.58n –.36E Emerg Cntry – 1 – 1 +38 11.58n –.24A+Emerg Ctry Dt 0 – 4 +31 9.08n –.06E Emerg Mkts – 1 – 1 +40 14.60 –.29E Foreign + 3 + 1 0 12.51n –.27D Foreign Sml + 1 + 4 +31 13.87n –.20A–Glob Bond 0 – 3 +15 7.81 +.01E Intl Cor Eq + 2 + 2 +3 29.60n –.63E Intl Gro Eq – 1 0 +13 23.03n –.46E Intl Intrn Val + 2 + 2 –3 22.39n –.47D–Intl Sm Cos 0 + 6 +9 8.22n –.12D–Quality + 1 + 1 +10 20.26 –.34E TxMg Intl Eq + 2 + 2 +7 14.81n –.32E US Core Eq + 1 + 2 –3 11.67n –.21

GMO Trust IV$ 14.0 bil 617–330–7500

B–CorePlusBd + 1 – 1 –3 7.23 +.01E DevWorldStk + 2 + 2 +2 18.60n –.36A+Emerg Ctry Dt 0 – 4 +31 9.07n –.06E Emerg Mkts – 1 – 1 +40 14.51n –.29E Foreign + 3 + 1 +1 12.81n –.27E Intl Core Eq + 2 + 2 +3 29.58n –.63E Intl Gro Eq – 1 0 .. 23.04 –.46E Intl Intrn Val + 3 + 2 –2 22.38n –.47D–Quality + 1 + 1 +10 20.28 –.34D–QualityV + 1 + 1 .. 20.26 –.35

GMO Trust V$ 913 mil 617–330–7500

E Emerg Mkts – 1 – 1 +40 14.49n –.29GMO Trust VI$ 22.8 bil 617–330–7500AstAllocBd + 1 – 1 .. 24.88 +.08

A Domestic Bd + 1 + 2 –6 4.54 ..E Emerg Mkts – 1 – 1 +41 14.51n –.29

FlexEquity 0 + 9 .. 18.68 –.34E Intl Core Eq + 2 + 2 .. 29.55 –.63D–Quality + 1 + 1 .. 20.27n –.34C–StratFixInc + 1 – 1 .. 15.31 +.05E US Core Eq + 1 + 2 –3 11.64n –.20

GoldmnSachs A$ 17.0 bil 800–762–5035

C–BalStrat + 1 0 +12 10.29 –.09D–Capital Gr + 1 + 4 +10 21.38 –.38B Core Fxd Inc 0 – 2 +14 9.82 +.02E Eq Gr Strat + 2 + 3 0 11.53 –.21B+Global Inc x 0 – 2 +14x 12.69 –.01B+Govt Income 0 – 2 +19 14.99 +.02D–Gr&Inc Strat + 1 + 1 +5 10.66 –.13E Growth & Inc + 1 + 5 –1 21.31 –.40B Growth Opp 0 + 6 +35 23.02 –.35E Growth Strat + 1 + 2 0 10.91 –.17D–Hi Yld Muni – 2 – 9 –14 7.97 +.01A High Yield + 1 + 2 +20 7.38 ..E Lrg Val + 2 + 5 +4 11.97 –.23C–Mid Cap Val + 2 + 7 +19 36.47 –.71B–Muni Income – 1 – 6 +6 14.22 +.01B+Sh Dur Govt 0 0 +20 10.26 ..A–Sm Val 0 + 6 +23 39.55 –.88D–Strat Gr 0 + 3 +13 10.21 –.18E Struc US Eq + 2 + 4 –9 23.71 –.46E StrucIntlEq + 3 + 2 +1 10.54 –.23B+TechTollKp – 1 + 1 +65 13.11 –.23

GoldmnSachs C$ 1.3 bil 800–762–5035

E Gr Strat + 1 + 2 –3 10.85n –.17E Gr&Inc Strat + 1 + 1 +3 10.60n –.13

GoldmnSachs In$ 26.1 bil 800–762–5035

D–Capital Gr + 1 + 4 +12 22.41n –.40B Core Fixed Inc 0 – 2 +15 9.86n +.02D–EmergMktEq – 3 – 4 +40 17.61n –.36C Enhanced Inc 0 0 +11 9.59n ..A–Global Inc x 0 – 2 +16x12.67n –.01B+Growth Opp 0 + 6 +38 24.42n –.37A+High Yield + 1 + 2 +22 7.40n ..D–High Yld Muni – 2 – 9 –13 7.97n +.01C Mid Cap Val + 2 + 7 +21 36.74n –.71B–Muni Income – 1 – 6 +7 14.22n +.01D–Real Est Secs + 2 0 –1 12.86n –.23A–Sh Dur Govt 0 0 +21 10.23n +.01B ShDurTaxFr 0 – 1 +13 10.41n ..A–Sm Val 0 + 7 +25 41.47n –.93E Struc Lg Gr + 1 + 4 –4 12.59n –.26E Struc LgVal + 2 + 5 –12 10.26n –.17C+Struc Sm Eq – 1 + 5 +1 12.41n –.35E StrucIntlEq + 3 + 2 +3 10.80n –.24C–UltShDurGv 0 0 +7 8.83n ..B+† Grnsprng 0 + 2 +27 24.14n –.23

GuideStone G2$ 2.0 bil 800–262–0511

C Bal Allo I + 1 + 1 +12 9.71n –.10D Gr Allo I + 1 + 3 +7 10.18n –.15D–GrwthEquity 0 + 4 +7 11.96 –.27E Intl Equity 0 0 +4 10.40n –.21E ValueEquity + 3 + 7 –7 7.37n –.13

GuideStone G4$ 8.4 bil 800–262–0511

E Aggr Allo + 1 + 4 0 11.92n –.24C Bal Allo + 1 + 1 +13 12.22n –.11C+Cons Allo + 1 0 +14 11.93n –.05E EquityIndex + 2 + 5 +6 16.64n –.30A+Ext–DurBond – 1 – 2 +32 16.15n +.04D Gr Allo + 1 + 2 +7 12.39n –.19D–GrwthEquity 0 + 4 +7 18.98n –.43E Intl Equity + 1 0 +6 13.50n –.28B+LowDurBond 0 0 +17 13.28n +.01A MedDurBond + 1 – 1 +23 13.71n +.02D+SmallCapEq 0 + 7 +10 14.48n –.34E ValueEquity + 3 + 7 –3 14.49n –.24

Guinness Atkinson$ 505 mil 800–915–6566

D+China&HK – 1 – 10+126 38.28 –1.00Hansberger$ 681 mil 800–414–6927

E IntlGrowthI 0 + 1 +16 16.22n –.30Harbor Funds$ 56.1 bil 800–422–1050

A+Bond Instl 0 – 2 +29 12.15n ..

A+BondAdmin 0 – 2 +28 12.15n ..D CapAppr Ins 0 + 2 +14 36.76n –.84D CapAppr Inv 0 + 2 +12 36.38n –.83D CapApprAdm 0 + 2 +13 36.60n –.84A+HiYld Instl + 2 + 1 +26 11.08n ..E Intl Admin + 1 0 +37 60.56n –1.38E Intl Gr I – 2 – 1 +17 12.16n –.28E Intl Instl + 1 0 +38 60.96n –1.39E Intl Inv + 1 0 +36 60.39n –1.38E Lrg Val Ins + 1 + 4 –8 7.66n –.13E Mid Gr Instl + 2 + 8 +26 8.77n –.22B–Sml Gr Inst 0 + 8 +32 12.82n –.23D SmVal Instl + 2 + 8 +7 20.03n –.42

Harding Lvnr$ 2.8 bil 800–762–4848

D–Emerg Mkts .. .. no quoteD Intl Equity .. .. no quote

Hartford A$ 26.6 bil 888–843–7824

D Advisers b + 2 + 3 +8 15.05 –.19D+Balanc All b + 1 + 2 +15 11.46 –.13B BalancedInc b + 1 + 1 .. 10.69 –.07E Cap Apprec b + 2 + 5 +12 35.33 –1.01D–CapAppr II b + 1 + 5 +28 14.16 –.34D Checks&Bal b + 2 + 3 .. 9.69 –.14D–Div & Gr b + 2 + 5 +17 19.40 –.33D Eqty Inc b + 1 + 5 +18 12.95 –.20B–Float Rate x + 2 + 2 +7x 8.99 ..E Global Grow b + 1 + 3 –2 15.37 –.33D Global Hlth b + 2 + 4 +9 15.97 –.36E Growth b + 1 + 5 +9 17.67 –.46D–Growth All b + 1 + 4 +14 11.68 –.18E Grwth Opps b + 3 + 7 +12 27.46 –.70A+High Yield x + 2 + 2 +23x 7.49 –.01A–Infl Plus b 0 – 4 +21 11.33 +.04E Intl Opport b 0 – 2 +28 15.01 –.29D+Mid Cap b + 1 + 7 +23 22.22 –.43C Mid Cap Val b + 1 + 5 +19 11.76 –.23C–MuniOpp x – 2 – 8 ..x 7.72 +.01B Short Dur x + 1 0 +12x 9.89 ..D–Small Co b + 1 + 8 +14 19.55 –.45B+Strat Inc x + 1 – 1 ..x 9.14 ..B+TotlRetnBd x 0 – 2 +14x 10.50 +.01

Hartford B$ 2.0 bil 888–843–7824

E Cap Apprec m + 2 + 5 +8 31.14n –.89E Div & Gr m + 2 + 5 +13 19.08n –.33

Hartford C$ 9.3 bil 888–843–7824

D Balanc All m + 1 + 2 +12 11.42 –.13E Cap Apprec m + 2 + 5 +8 31.33 –.90D–Cap Apprec m + 1 + 5 +23 13.57 –.33D Checks&Bal m + 1 + 3 .. 9.65 –.15D–Div & Gr m + 2 + 5 +14 19.02 –.33C+Float Rate x + 2 + 2 +4x 8.98 ..B+Infl Plus m 0 – 4 +18 11.20n +.04D Mid Cap m + 1 + 7 +18 19.46 –.37

Hartford HLS IA$ 35.0 bil 888–843–7824

D Advisers + 2 + 3 +7 19.70n –.24E Cap Apprec + 2 + 6 +14 43.22n –1.12E Discp Eq + 1 + 4 +5 11.95n –.23D–Div & Gr + 2 + 5 +17 19.92n –.35E Global Grow + 1 + 3 0 15.78n –.33D–Growth + 1 + 5 +11 12.15n –.31E Grwth Opps + 3 + 7 +11 26.52n –.68A+High Yield + 2 + 3 +27 9.37n ..E Index + 2 + 5 +4 26.61n –.48E Intl Opport 0 – 1 +25 12.43n –.25C–Mid Cap + 1 + 7 +25 26.28n –.50C+Mid Cap Val + 1 + 6 +16 10.40n –.20D–Small Co + 1 + 8 +16 17.87n –.41A–Sml Cap Gr 0 + 8 +18 21.42n –.50E Stock + 3 + 6 +4 42.11n –.80B+TotlRetnBd 0 – 1 +15 10.94n +.01C US Gov Sec 0 – 3 +8 10.50n +.02D–Value + 2 + 6 +18 10.97n –.19

Hartford HLS IB$ 6.3 bil 888–843–7824

D Advisers + 2 + 3 +7 19.93n –.25E Cap Apprec + 2 + 5 +13 42.84n –1.12D–Div & Gr + 2 + 5 +16 19.87n –.35A+High Yield + 2 + 3 +26 9.25n ..E Index + 2 + 4 +3 26.49n –.48E Intl Opport 0 – 1 +25 12.58n –.26D–Small Co + 1 + 8 +15 17.38n –.40E Stock + 3 + 6 +3 42.05n –.81B+TotlRetnBd 0 – 1 +14 10.89n +.01C US Gov Sec 0 – 3 +7 10.45n +.02

Hartford I$ 2.5 bil 888–843–7824

D–Div & Gr + 2 + 5 .. 19.34n –.33A–Infl Plus 0 – 4 .. 11.40n +.04

Mid Cap + 1 + 7 .. 22.37n –.43Hartford L$ 776 mil 888–843–7824

D–Growth b + 1 + 5 +11 18.06 –.46E Grwth Opps b + 3 + 7 +14 28.21 –.72

Hartford R4$ 605 mil 888–843–7824

E Cap Apprec b + 2 + 5 .. 37.79n –1.08Hartford R5$ 364 mil 888–843–7824

E Cap Apprec + 2 + 5 .. 38.18n –1.09Hartford Y$ 15.2 bil 888–843–7824

E Cap Apprec + 2 + 5 +14 38.34n –1.10E CapApprecI + 2 + 5 .. 35.34n –1.01D–Div & Gr + 2 + 5 +18 19.67n –.34B Float RateI x + 2 + 3 ..x 9.00n ..E Grow Oppor + 3 + 7 .. 27.82n –.71A–Infl Plus 0 – 4 +22 11.39n +.03E Intl Opport 0 – 1 +30 15.53n –.31C–Mid Cap + 1 + 7 +26 24.33n –.47D–Small Co + 1 + 8 +17 21.28n –.49B+TotlRetnBd x 0 – 2 +15x10.64n +.01D–Value + 2 + 6 +18 11.62n –.19E † HatrsAlHdg .. .. no quote

Heartland Funds$ 3.3 bil 800–432–7856

B SelValInv + 2 + 6 +32 29.64n –.38A+ValPlusInv – 1 + 7 +50 29.52n –.63C ValueInv 0 + 6 +22 43.78n –.50

Henderson Glb Fds$ 3.2 bil 888–832–6774

C+Euro Foc A + 4 + 3 +55 29.33 –.50E Intl Opp A + 1 0 +22 21.30 –.41E Intl Opp C + 1 0 +18 20.19 –.39

Hennessy Funds$ 777 mil 800–966–4354

E CorGr – 1 – 1 –28 10.60n –.36HighMark Funds$ 2.4 bil 800–433–6884

A Bond Fid + 1 – 1 +24 11.23n +.01B GeneMdCpGrA – 1 + 6 +33 21.80 –.39B+NYSE100IdA + 2 + 5 +27 31.22 –.68E Val Mmnt Fi + 4 + 7 –1 15.88n –.25

Hirtle Callaghan$ 1.5 bil 800–981–8917

D HCGrowEqStr + 1 + 4 +14 13.10n –.29E HCIntlEqStr + 2 + 2 +10 10.81n –.19E HCValEqtStr + 2 + 5 –3 12.14n –.20

Hodges Fund$ 329 mil 866–811–0224

E Hodges Fund – 2 + 4 +5 22.11n –.46Homestead$ 1.1 bil 800–258–3030

A–Sh Term Bond 0 0 +19 5.20n ..E Value + 2 + 5 +6 31.38n –.47

Hotchkis & Wiley$ 3.4 bil 866–493–8637

E DiverVal I + 2 + 5 –14 9.88 –.17E LgCapVal A + 2 + 5 –18 16.67 –.27E LgCapVal I + 3 + 5 –17 16.77 –.27A–MidCapVal A – 1 + 7 +8 23.59 –.47A MidCapVal I – 1 + 7 +9 23.78 –.46A+SmCapVal I – 2 + 11 +6 41.42 –1.09

Huntington$ 1.4 bil 800–253–0412

A–Fixed Inc Tr 0 – 2 +21 22.16n +.05E Intl Eq Tr + 1 + 1 +18 11.65n –.22B ShIntm FxInTr 0 – 1 +15 20.02 +.03

Hussman Funds$ 8.8 bil 800–487–7626

E Strat Gr – 2 – 5 –5 12.08n +.11A StraTotRet 0 – 1 +32 12.08n +.01C † ICM SmCo – 1 + 6 +23 30.07n –.74

ICON Funds$ 1.6 bil 800–764–0442

D–Energy S + 3 + 14 +29 20.69n –.08ING Fds A$ 5.5 bil 800–992–0180

E CorEqRes + 2 + 6 +15 11.86 –.22D–Corp Ldrs + 3 + 7 +21 20.91n –.26E GlbRealEst + 1 – 2 +8 16.43 –.27A+GlobValChoc – 1 + 4 +79 33.51 –.35A GNMA Inc 0 – 1 +22 8.85 +.01B Intermd Bd + 1 – 1 +10 9.49 +.03E Intl Value + 3 + 1 –3 11.95 –.24B+Mid Cap Op + 1 + 5 +49 19.02 –.35E Russia + 3 + 11 +70 41.96 –1.09

ING Fds C$ 729 mil 800–992–0180

E Intl Value + 3 0 –6 11.61n –.23ING Fds T,M,Q&I$ 1.6 bil 800–992–0180

B IntermdBd I + 1 – 1 +11 9.49 +.03E Intl Val I + 3 + 1 –2 11.91n –.23C+Real Est I + 2 – 1 +14 14.55n –.29C+Small Co I 0 + 6 +24 14.84n –.32

ING Partners$ 1.9 bil 800–992–0180

E DavNYVen S + 1 + 4 +4 17.89n –.28D PriceGrEq I + 1 + 2 +17 54.88n –1.25D ThrnbrgVlAd + 4 + 9 +20 33.26n –.59

Intrepid Capital$ 868 mil 904–246–3433

A+Capital 0 + 2 +43 11.37 –.14A+SmallCap 0 + 3 +84 16.29n –.24

Invesco Funds$ 5.4 bil 800–525–8085

C–Diverse Div b + 2 + 5 +16 12.47 –.20D–Dynamics b + 1 + 7 +22 22.56n –.46D–Energy b + 3 + 14 +41 42.70n –.13D–GlbHlthCare + 2 + 3 +7 27.28 –.50A+Gold&Prec –11 – 7+135 9.60 +.11E Leisure b – 2 + 2 +7 34.24n –1.01E Lrg Cap Gr b + 2 + 5 +13 12.32 –.24C–Sml Cap Gr + 1 + 8 .. 29.56 –.51C Technology + 3 + 9 +25 33.26n –.74

Invesco Funds A$ 67.4 bil 800–525–8085

B AsiaPacGr m – 3 – 5 +95 29.21 –.41E Basic Bal b + 2 + 4 –3 11.21 –.13E Basic Value b + 2 + 4 –16 21.43 –.38E Cap Dvlp b + 1 + 7 +11 16.61 –.33D+Charter b + 2 + 5 +25 16.56 –.24E Constlatn b + 1 + 4 –6 23.44 –.51C Develp Mkts m – 5 – 6 +89 31.61 –.52C–Diverse Div b + 2 + 4 +16 12.47 –.21D–Energy b + 3 + 14 +41 42.85 –.13C–EqWtS&P500 + 1 + 6 +12 31.13 –.61E Euro Grwth m + 1 0 +23 30.94 –.53C+Float Rate m + 1 + 3 .. 7.85 ..C Glb Franch – 1 – 2 +28 21.27 –.37D–GlbHlthCare + 2 + 3 +7 27.28 –.50E Glbl Growth m 0 + 1 +17 23.06 –.45E GlbSmMidGr – 1 0 +24 18.90 –.30E GlobDivGr + 2 + 4 –8 10.31 –.20E GlobRealEst b 0 – 3 +4 10.46 –.17A+Gold&Prec –11 – 7+136 9.54 +.10E Grow Alloc b 0 + 2 +6 11.13 –.12C–Hi Inc Muni – 2 – 7 –1 7.25 +.02A+High Yield m + 1 + 1 +28 4.30 –.01D+Income b 0 – 2 –4 5.04 +.01E Intl Growth 0 0 +28 27.50 –.47D–Intl Sml Co m – 1 + 3 +40 18.64 –.21B+Intm Muni – 1 – 4 +12 10.47 +.01E Lrg Cap Gr b + 2 + 5 +13 12.22 –.24C Mid Core Eq + 1 + 4 +20 23.37 –.39D Mod Alloc b 0 + 1 +10 10.53 –.08D–ModGrAlloc b 0 + 1 +9 10.81 –.09B–Muni Bond – 1 – 5 +10 7.57 +.01C Muni Inc – 2 – 7 +1 12.40 +.01D+Real Estate b + 1 – 1 +7 21.77 –.40E S&P500 Idx + 2 + 4 +6 13.75 –.25D–Small Gr + 1 + 8 +26 11.22 –.19C Sml Cap Eq + 1 + 8 +24 12.32 –.22C–Sml Cap Gr b + 1 + 8 +28 28.77 –.49A Sml Cap Val – 1 + 8 +46 17.89 –.51A+SpecialVal – 1 + 8 +40 14.23 –.40C Technology b + 3 + 9 +25 33.52 –.75A TrmrkSmCos b + 2 + 8 +37 17.61 –.32B+TxFreeIntA – 1 – 4 +15 10.99 +.01A–USGovt 0 – 2 +19 8.95 +.02A USSmlVal – 1 + 8 +46 26.54 –.76D VK Amer Val + 2 + 7 +22 27.76 –.51C–VK Gov Secs 0 – 2 +7 9.59 +.01D–VK Gr & Inc + 2 + 6 +8 19.66 –.34A–VK Harbor + 1 + 5 +34 17.72 –.24A VK Hi Yield + 1 + 1 +19 9.85 –.01D VK Real Est + 1 – 1 +3 17.72 –.33B VK US Mortg 0 – 1 +12 13.01 ..D+VKCapGrowth + 2 + 5 +28 13.75 –.27D–VKComstock + 2 + 5 +4 16.08 –.29A VKCorpBond 0 – 2 +20 6.75 +.01E VKEmrg Mkts – 5 – 6 +45 15.34 –.25B VKEnterp + 2 + 5 +33 17.83 –.35C–VKEqty&Inc + 2 + 4 +15 8.75 –.12C–VKHiYldMuni – 2 – 8 –1 8.76 +.01C–VKInsTaxFr – 1 – 6 –2 15.45 +.01C–VKMdCpGr 0 + 6 +36 29.87 –.62

Invesco Funds B$ 278 mil 800–525–8085

C CA Tax Fr – 2 – 7 +4 10.74n +.01D Charter m + 2 + 5 +22 15.94n –.23E DivGrSecs + 2 + 4 –15 13.15n –.23C Mid Core Eq + 1 + 4 +19 23.04n –.39D–VK Gr & Inc + 2 + 6 +8 19.51 –.34D+VKCapGrowth + 2 + 5 +26 12.95 –.26D–VKComstock + 2 + 5 +3 16.07 –.29C–VKEqty&Inc + 2 + 4 +14 8.58 –.12C–VKGlbFranch – 1 – 2 +26 20.23 –.35D+VKHiYldMuni – 2 – 8 –3 8.76 +.02

Invesco Funds C$ 7.6 bil 800–525–8085

D Charter m + 2 + 5 +22 15.98n –.23D–Comstock + 2 + 5 +1 16.08 –.29C–Develp Mkts m – 5 – 6 +85 30.74n –.51E Energy m + 3 + 14 +35 38.45n –.11C Float Rate m + 1 + 3 .. 7.82n ..C–Mid Core Eq m + 1 + 4 +15 18.77n –.32D+Sh Trm Bd m 0 0 +2 8.71n +.01D–VK Gr & Inc + 2 + 6 +5 19.49 –.33D+VKEqty&Inc + 2 + 4 +12 8.62 –.12C–VKGlbFranch – 1 – 2 +25 20.61 –.37D+VKHiYldMuni – 2 – 8 –3 8.74 +.01

Invesco Funds P$ 1.7 bil 800–525–8085

E Summit b + 1 + 3 +7 11.92n –.24Invesco Funds Y$ 2.3 bil 800–525–8085

D DiscplEq + 2 + 6 +15 10.39n –.18C–EqWtS&P500 + 1 + 6 +14 31.34n –.62D–LgCpRelVal + 2 + 6 +9 10.90n –.18C+TaxEx Secs – 2 – 7 +5 10.20n ..A+USSmlVal – 1 + 9 +47 26.76n –.77

Invesco Instl$ 3.5 bil 800–525–8085

D+Charter + 2 + 5 +27 17.00n –.25C Core Bond 0 – 2 +4 9.00 +.01E Intl Growth 0 0 +30 27.86n –.47E IntlCoreEq + 2 + 2 +9 11.38n –.18C+Mid Core Eq + 1 + 4 +22 24.37n –.41C–Sml Cap Gr b + 1 + 8 +31 30.23n –.51

IronBridge$ 1.2 bil 630–684–8300

C–FrntgraSmCp 0 + 6 +26 17.40n –.36C–FrntgraSMID + 1 + 7 +24 12.31 –.22

IVA Funds$ 9.2 bil 866–941–4482Intl A 0 + 2 .. 16.16 –.14Intl I 0 + 2 .. 16.17 –.14WorldwideA 0 + 2 .. 16.78 –.18WorldwideC 0 + 2 .. 16.69 –.18WorldwideI 0 + 2 .. 16.78 –.18Ivy Funds$ 43.0 bil 800–777–6472

D+AssetStr A – 1 0 +63 24.21 –.30D AssetStr B – 1 – 1 +57 23.40n –.29D AssetStr C – 1 – 1 +58 23.52n –.29D+AssetStr I – 1 0 .. 24.42 –.30D+AssetStr Y – 1 0 +63 24.25n –.30B Bond A 0 – 1 +10 10.06 +.01E CapAppr A + 2 + 4 +4 9.38 –.16E CapAppr I + 2 + 4 .. 9.49 –.16D CndlGlbVlA + 1 + 7 +3 13.68 –.19E Div Opp A + 1 + 6 +17 15.28 –.24E Euro Opp A 0 0 +1 24.10 –.48E GlbNatResA + 1 + 12 +27 21.79 –.16E GlbNatResB + 1 + 12 +22 19.51n –.15E GlbNatResC + 1 + 12 +23 18.93n –.13E GlbNatResI + 1 + 12 .. 22.22 –.16E GlbNatResY + 1 + 12 +28 22.06n –.16A+High Inc C + 2 + 3 +29 8.43n +.01A+High Inc I + 2 + 3 .. 8.43 +.01D Intl Bal A + 2 + 1 +21 15.06 –.20D–IntlCorEqA + 2 + 2 +36 16.92 –.29D IntlCorEqI + 2 + 2 .. 16.99 –.30E LrgCapGr A + 1 + 3 +17 13.08 –.29A–Ltd Trm A 0 – 1 +22 11.12 +.01B+Ltd Trm C 0 – 2 +19 11.12n +.01A–MidCapGr A 0 + 7 +46 17.04 –.35D–PacificOppA 0 – 3 +66 16.65 –.25D Real Est A + 1 – 1 +4 18.55 –.35B Sci&TechA + 4 + 6 +41 32.66 –.52B–Sci&TechC + 4 + 6 +38 30.21n –.48B Sci&TechY + 4 + 6 +42 34.01n –.55A SmCapVal A 0 + 7 +29 17.22 –.43A SmlCapGr A – 1 + 6 +31 13.88 –.29A–SmlCapGr C – 1 + 6 +27 12.70n –.26A SmlCapGr Y – 1 + 6 +33 15.67n –.33

— J—K—L—J Hancock 1$ 29.4 bil 800–225–5291

E LifestylAgg .. .. no quoteC–LifestylBal + 1 + 2 +14 13.01n –.17D LifestylGr + 1 + 3 +12 12.94n –.21B–LifestylMod + 1 + 1 +16 12.72n –.10A–LSConserv + 1 0 +18 12.87n –.04

J Hancock A$ 10.7 bil 800–225–5291

D+Balanced + 1 + 3 +37 15.49 –.15A+Bond + 1 0 +26 15.62 +.02C+CA Tax Fr – 2 – 7 +6 9.70 +.01E ClassicVal + 3 + 5 –20 17.09 –.33E Finl Industr + 2 + 5 –23 10.94 –.23A–Govt Income 0 – 1 +20 9.52 +.01B–High Yield + 2 + 2 +8 3.98 –.04C+HiYldMuni – 2 – 7 +6 7.59 +.01E IntlCoreIII + 2 + 2 +2 29.71 –.60D Lrg Cap Eq + 1 + 5 +52 26.37 –.44E Regionl Bnk 0 + 6 –26 14.69 –.23B–Sml Cap Eq + 1 + 13 +19 24.96 –.48E Sov Invstrs + 2 + 4 +7 16.02 –.28A+Strat Inc 0 + 2 +27 6.73 –.01B–Tax Fr Bond – 1 – 6 +8 9.42 +.01C US Glb LdGr + 1 + 5 +10 30.24 –.67

J Hancock C$ 1.3 bil 800–225–5291

C High Yield + 2 + 2 +5 3.98 –.04D–Lrg Cap Eq + 1 + 5 +48 24.44 –.41C Strat Inc 0 + 1 +3 6.73 ..

James Adv Funds$ 754 mil 800–995–2637

A–JamGolBalA 0 0 +30 19.98 –.16Janus A Shrs$ 849 mil 800–525–3713

E Forty 0 – 1 +26 33.80 –1.05Janus Aspn Inst$ 4.0 bil 800–525–3713

B+Balanced + 1 0 +32 28.59n –.34D+Enterprise + 2 + 9 +41 39.44n –.63A+Flexible Bd + 1 – 1 +32 12.79n +.03E Forty 0 0 +30 35.78n –1.10D–Janus 0 + 2 +19 24.37n –.52C+Overseas 0 0 +94 57.11n –1.78E Worldwide + 1 + 2 +12 30.54n –.65

Janus C Shrs$ 464 mil 800–525–3713

B Balanced + 1 0 +18 25.29 –.30Janus J Shrs$ 514 mil 800–525–3713

A+PrknSmValL + 1 + 5 +34 24.52n –.46Janus S Shrs$ 6.6 bil 800–525–0020

B+Balanced + 1 0 +28 25.32n –.30C–Enterprise + 2 + 9 +44 59.90n –.95E Forty 0 – 1 +25 33.35n –1.03D+Overseas + 1 0 +77 51.12n –1.51B–PrknMidVal + 1 + 5 +31 22.84n –.37

Janus T Shrs$ 37.0 bil 800–525–0020

B+Balanced + 1 0 +31 25.32n –.30

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 A13

E Contrarian + 1 – 1 +15 14.78n –.52D+Enterprise + 2 + 9 +41 60.17n –.96A+Flex Bond 0 – 4 +28 10.46n +.02B Glb Tech + 2 + 5 +46 17.69n –.44D–Glbl Sel + 3 + 4 +45 12.18n –.22D GlbLifeSci + 1 + 3 +17 23.42n –.54E Growth&Inc + 2 + 2 –3 31.02n –.60A+High Yield + 1 + 2 +26 9.21n –.01E Janus 0 + 2 +16 29.26n –.62D Overseas + 1 + 1 +82 51.24n –1.51C+PrknMdVal + 1 + 5 +27 22.87n –.37A+PrknSmVal + 1 + 5 +33 24.15n –.45D Research + 1 + 5 +29 29.81n –.63E ResrchCore + 1 + 4 +1 21.33n –.38A–Short Term 0 0 +21 3.09n ..E Twenty 0 – 1 +35 65.63n –2.02D–Venture 0 + 8 +30 55.13n –1.17E Worldwide + 1 + 2 +11 47.19n –1.03E † Japan 0 + 7 –20 10.43n –.14C–† JensenPtfI 0 + 3 +23 27.19n –.54D+† JensenPtfJ 0 + 3 +22 27.18n –.53

JP Morgan A$ 22.6 bil 800–480–4111

A Core Bond + 1 – 1 +25 11.53 +.02A CorePlusBd + 1 0 +23 8.21 +.01D EmrgMktsEq – 6 – 7 +79 22.75 –.62E Equity Idx + 2 + 4 +6 28.98 –.52A–Govt Bond 0 – 3 +22 10.91 +.03E Growth & Inc + 1 + 5 –1 27.37 –.40A+High Yield + 2 + 3 +30 8.33 ..D HighStatMk 0 – 1 +3 15.04 –.02B IntrmTxFrBd 0 – 3 +13 10.87 +.01B Inv Csrv Gr + 1 0 +19 11.22 –.07C–Inv Gr&Inc + 1 + 2 +15 12.87 –.18D Inv Growth + 1 + 3 +12 13.56 –.25C+Invstr Bal + 1 + 1 +19 12.30 –.12D Lg Cap Gr 0 + 4 +30 20.92 –.44C–Mid Cap Val 0 + 5 +18 23.18 –.36D MidCapGr 0 + 6 +22 21.55 –.44B NYTaxFrBnd – 1 – 4 +12 7.08 +.01C ReshMktNeut 0 – 1 +18 15.03 –.04B Sh Dur Bd 0 0 +16 10.98 +.01A Small Cap Eq 0 + 6 +43 33.68 –.77C–Small Grow – 1 + 8 +29 11.04 –.29B–Sml Cap Val 0 + 6 +13 18.13 –.47B–Tax Fr Bond – 1 – 4 +9 12.02 ..D US Equity + 1 + 4 +18 10.34 –.20D+USLgCorPls + 1 + 4 .. 20.68 –.40D USRlEst + 2 + 1 +2 15.85 –.28C–ValAdvntg + 1 + 5 +24 18.33 –.26

JP Morgan B$ 1.4 bil 800–480–4111

D+Inv Gr&Inc + 1 + 2 +13 12.80n –.18D–Inv Growth + 1 + 3 +9 13.28n –.25C Invstr Bal + 1 + 1 +17 12.28n –.12

JP Morgan C$ 6.7 bil 800–480–4111

A Core Bond r 0 – 1 +22 11.57n +.02A CorePlusBd r + 1 0 +21 8.24n +.01A–Govt Bond r 0 – 3 +19 10.87n +.03A+High Yield r + 2 + 2 +27 8.33n ..B–Inv Csrv Gr 0 0 +17 11.18n –.07C Invstr Bal + 1 + 1 +17 12.16n –.12D+Mid Cap Val 0 + 4 +16 22.64n –.35B–Sh Dur Bd r 0 0 +14 11.04n ..D USLgCorPls + 1 + 4 .. 20.40n –.40

JP Morgan Instl$ 10.2 bil 800–480–4111

D–AsiaEq – 3 – 7 +75 36.99n –.68C+Diversified + 1 + 2 +22 14.10n –.19D EmrgMktsEq – 5 – 6 +81 23.30n –.63E Intl Value + 2 + 2 +11 13.76n –.28B IntmTxFrBd 0 – 3 +13 10.72n +.01C–Mid Cap Val 0 + 5 +20 23.54n –.36D RealtyInc + 2 0 –3 9.63n –.17C+ReshMktNeut 0 – 1 +21 15.42n –.04C+SmrtRet2015 0 + 1 .. 15.17 –.16C SmrtRet2020 0 + 1 .. 15.18 –.19D+SmrtRet2030 0 + 1 .. 15.06 –.25D+SmrtRet2040 0 + 2 .. 15.01 –.28D–TxAwr Disc Eq + 1 + 4 +12 17.95n –.37C+TxAwrRlRet 0 – 2 +10 9.90n +.01D US Equity + 1 + 4 +20 10.35n –.20C ValAdvntg + 1 + 5 +26 18.33 –.26E Value Opps + 1 + 5 0 14.72 –.27

JP Morgan R5$ 1.5 bil 800–480–4111

A SmallCapEq 0 + 7 .. 36.65n –.83JP Morgan R6$ 7.8 bil 800–480–4111

A Core Bond + 1 – 1 +26 11.53n +.03D DiscEquity + 1 + 5 +13 16.28n –.33A+High Yield + 2 + 3 +32 8.35n ..A+Mrtge Back + 1 0 +29 11.33 +.01B+Sh Dur Bd 0 0 +18 11.00n +.01

JP Morgan Selct$ 64.1 bil 800–480–4111

D–AsiaEq – 3 – 7 +71 36.86n –.68A Core Bond + 1 – 1 +25 11.52n +.02A CorePlusBd + 1 0 +24 8.21n +.01B+EmrgMktsDbt – 1 – 5 +20 7.96n –.06D EmrgMktsEq – 5 – 6 +80 23.07n –.63E EquityIndex + 2 + 5 +7 28.98n –.53A Govt Bond 0 – 3 +23 10.91n +.03D Gr Advantg r + 1 + 5 .. 8.87 –.22A+High Yield + 3 + 3 +32 8.36n ..D+HighStatMk 0 – 1 +4 15.19n –.01E Intl Eq Idx + 2 0 +3 19.27n –.42E Intl Value + 2 + 2 +10 13.70n –.28E IntlEq + 1 0 –1 14.11n –.29B IntmTxFrBd 0 – 3 +13 10.73n +.02E IntrepdVal + 1 + 5 +7 23.23n –.47D–Intrepid Gr + 1 + 5 +13 22.88n –.57D IntrepidMid + 2 + 6 +9 15.07n –.31E Intrpd Amer + 1 + 5 +5 23.14n –.52B–Invstr Bal + 1 + 1 +20 12.31n –.13D Lg Cap Gr 0 + 4 +31 20.83n –.45E Lg Cap Val + 1 + 5 –2 11.10n –.21B LtdDurBd + 1 0 +10 9.43n ..D+Mid Cap Eq 0 + 5 +20 29.27n –.52C–Mid Cap Val 0 + 5 +19 23.36n –.36D+MidCapGr 0 + 6 +24 23.06n –.48C+Mkt Exp Idx + 1 + 7 +19 10.87n –.24A+Mrtge Back + 1 0 +29 11.33n +.01D–Mult MktNtr 0 – 2 –5 9.69n –.06B Muni Inc 0 – 3 +13 9.74n +.01B NYTaxFrBnd – 1 – 4 +13 7.10n +.01B Sh Dur Bd 0 0 +17 10.99n ..B–ShItmdMuni 0 – 1 +12 10.46n +.01A SmallCapEq 0 + 7 +45 36.62n –.84B–Sml Cap Val 0 + 6 +14 18.92n –.50C SmrtRet2020 0 + 1 .. 15.17 –.19D+SmrtRet2030 0 + 1 .. 15.04 –.25B–Tax Fr Bond – 1 – 4 +9 11.99n +.01B TreasAgency 0 – 1 +15 9.81n +.01C TrSmlEqCore 0 + 6 +10 36.61n –1.07D TxAwr US Eq + 1 + 4 +11 16.59n –.34C+TxAwrRlRet 0 – 2 +9 9.88n ..D US Equity + 1 + 4 +19 10.33n –.21D US Real Est + 2 + 1 +3 15.89n –.28E USDynmcPlus + 1 + 3 .. 14.43n –.32D+USLgCorPls + 1 + 4 .. 20.80n –.40C–ValAdvntg + 1 + 5 +25 18.35 –.26C † KalmrSmCp 0 + 8 +23 16.05n –.37

Keeley Funds$ 3.6 bil 888–933–5391

E SmlCapValA 0 + 8 +17 24.89 –.65Kinetics Funds$ 1.1 bil 800–930–3828

E ParadigmNL 0 0 +18 23.26n –.32Laudus Mondrian$ 897 mil 800–447–3332

A+IntlFxdI 0 – 4 .. 11.76n +.01Laudus Rosenberg$ 2.0 bil 800–447–3332

D–IntlMktMsInv – 1 + 2 +30 19.15n –.34D–IntlMktMsSel – 1 + 2 +30 19.14 –.34

LaudusFunds$ 393 mil 800–447–3332GrInvUSLgGr 0 + 3 .. 12.64n –.26Lazard Instl$ 15.9 bil 800–823–6300CpAllOpStr 0 + 2 .. 9.94n –.10

C+Emerg Mkts – 5 – 5 +70 20.62n –.56E IntlStratEq 0 – 2 +17 10.59n –.24A+Small Cap + 1 + 7 +28 14.67n –.35

Lazard Open$ 4.5 bil 800–823–6300

C+Emerg Mkts – 5 – 5 +69 20.99n –.58Legg Mason 1$ 1.4 bil 800–822–5544

D CBDivStrat1 + 2 + 4 +16 16.76 –.25Legg Mason A$ 24.4 bil 800–822–5544

E BMSP500IdxA + 2 + 5 +6 12.86n –.23E CB Capital + 2 + 6 –6 22.68 –.43E CBAEqIncBl + 2 + 4 –3 12.98 –.18D–CBAggGr + 1 + 7 +4 112.18 –2.13D CBApprec + 1 + 3 +14 13.88 –.21D CBDivStratA + 2 + 4 +14 16.28 –.24D–CBFunVal + 3 + 7 +6 14.04 –.19D CBLgGrA + 2 + 4 +6 24.74 –.60E CBLrgVal + 2 + 4 +1 17.56 –.27C CBMdCoreA + 1 + 7 +23 21.46 –.49C–CBSmGrA 0 + 6 +26 17.17 –.45E CM AllCap + 3 + 6 –15 7.90 –.15C+LfStAll50%A + 1 + 3 +13 11.93 –.11D+LfStAll70%A + 1 + 4 +8 12.83 –.17D–LfStAll85%A + 1 + 4 +2 13.11 –.22C+WA CA Muni – 2 – 6 +8 15.14 +.02A+WA Hi Inc + 2 + 2 +22 6.18 ..B WA MgdMuni – 2 – 7 +12 14.81 +.03B WA NJ Muni – 1 – 5 +12 12.18 +.02B WA NY Muni – 2 – 6 +12 12.82 +.01A WACoreBond 0 + 1 +18 11.46 +.02B+WACorpBond 0 – 1 +6 11.21 +.02

A WAGlbHiYld + 2 + 1 +15 7.28 ..A WAGovtSecs + 1 0 +19 10.38 +.02B–WAIntmdMuni – 1 – 5 +11 6.09 +.01C WAMuniHiInc – 2 – 7 +6 13.01 +.02B–WAShDurMuni 0 – 1 +12 5.09 ..A WAStratInc + 1 0 +12 6.51 +.01

Legg Mason B$ 2.4 bil 800–822–5544

D–CBAggGr + 1 + 7 0 96.39n –1.84D–CBApprec + 1 + 3 +11 13.46n –.21E CBFunVal + 2 + 7 +3 12.92n –.18

Legg Mason C$ 10.3 bil 800–822–5544

E BMEmMktTrC – 3 – 5 +57 23.15n –.54D–CBAggGr + 1 + 7 +1 98.09 –1.87D–CBApprec + 1 + 3 +12 13.53 –.20E CBFunVal + 3 + 7 +4 12.99 –.18D–CBLgGrC + 2 + 4 +2 22.56 –.55E CMAmLdTr + 4 + 5 –23 17.43n –.35E CMGrowTr + 2 + 5 –28 21.15n –.44E CMOpporTr – 3 0 –20 10.71n –.40D CMSpInTr + 1 + 7 –4 32.15n –.74E CMValueTr + 3 + 3 –35 40.09n –.92B–WA MgdMuni – 2 – 7 +10 14.82 +.03C+WAIntmdMuni – 1 – 5 +8 6.10n +.01

Legg Mason FI$ 356 mil 800–822–5544

E CMValueTr + 3 + 4 –33 45.47n –1.05Legg Mason I$ 4.0 bil 800–822–5544

D+BatUSSmEq 0 + 6 +8 9.65n –.26D–CBAggGr + 1 + 7 +6 119.16n –2.26D CBApprec + 1 + 3 +15 13.80n –.21E CBLrgVal + 2 + 5 +2 17.53n –.27E CMOpporTr – 3 0 –16 11.62n –.43D CMSpInTr + 2 + 7 +2 42.47n –.98E CMValTr + 3 + 4 –32 47.02n –1.07C+WAssetShBd + 1 0 +4 3.90n ..

Legg Mason O$ 518 mil 800–822–5544

E CB Eqty O + 1 + 5 .. 12.60 –.23Leuthold Funds$ 2.7 bil 800–273–6886

D Asset Allo 0 + 1 .. 10.53 –.15D Asset Allo 0 + 1 .. 10.49 –.15D–CoreInv + 1 0 +20 16.98n –.26D–CoreInvInst + 1 0 .. 16.98 –.25

LKCM Funds$ 1.0 bil 800–688–5526

C SmCapEqInst 0 + 8 +19 21.52n –.42Longleaf Prtnrs$ 13.9 bil 800–445–9469

E Intl + 1 + 2 +9 15.57n –.31E Partners 0 + 3 +5 28.37n –.62D+Small Cap + 1 + 6 +23 26.78n –.44

Loomis Syls$ 34.7 bil 800–633–3330

A Bond Instl + 1 0 +31 14.37 –.07A Bond Ret + 1 0 +30 14.32 –.06A Glob Bd Ret 0 – 3 +30 16.45n –.02A GlobBd Inst 0 – 3 +31 16.60 –.02A–Ltd Govt A 0 0 +21 11.90 ..B–SmCapVl Inst 0 + 8 +28 26.64n –.61C+SmCapVl Rt 0 + 8 +16 26.42n –.60A Strat Inc A + 1 0 +31 14.91 –.07A–Strat Inc C + 1 0 +27 14.99 –.08E Value Y + 3 + 7 +14 19.08n –.36

Loomis Syls Inv$ 11.3 bil 800–633–3330

A+Fixed Income + 1 0 +35 13.72n –.04A+GradeBondA + 1 – 1 +33 12.20 –.01A GradeBondC + 1 – 2 +30 12.11 –.01A+GradeBondY + 1 – 1 +34 12.21n –.01A+InstlHiInc + 3 + 2 +36 7.62n –.04A+InvGrad Fxd + 1 – 1 +34 12.64n –.02

Lord Abbett A$ 39.4 bil 800–426–1130

E Affiliated + 1 + 6 0 11.75 –.20C–Alph Strat – 1 + 5 +39 23.91 –.50C Bal Strat x + 1 + 3 +16x 10.77 –.14A Bond Deben + 2 + 2 +25 7.94 –.01D+CaptlStruc + 2 + 4 +14 11.97 –.15D ClassicStk 0 + 4 +19 29.71 –.63A CoreFixInc 0 – 2 +23 10.84 +.01A–DivIncStra x + 2 + 2 +20x 14.87 –.10C–Dvlp Grwth 0 + 7 +50 21.21 –.42B FloatRate + 1 + 2 .. 9.43 ..C FundEqty + 1 + 6 +26 13.09 –.26C–Gr&IncStra + 1 + 3 +17 15.91 –.24B–Growth Opp + 1 + 7 +37 22.83 –.56A+High Yield + 1 + 2 +27 7.89 ..D–HiYldMuniBd – 2 – 8 –13 10.75 +.01A+Income 0 – 1 +30 2.85 ..E IntlCoreEq + 1 0 +7 12.29 –.27

IntlDivInc + 1 – 3 .. 8.65 –.19A–IntmTaxFr – 1 – 5 +16 9.96 +.02D Mid Cap Val + 1 + 8 +2 16.66 –.31C+Natl Tax Fr – 2 – 8 +3 9.89 +.02B–NY Tax Fr – 2 – 7 +6 10.09 +.03B+ResSmallVal 0 + 8 +42 31.56 –.66

ShDurTaxFr 0 – 1 .. 15.60 ..A ShrtDurInc 0 0 +25 4.61 ..D–Sml Blend 0 + 7 +5 15.13 –.37A Totl Retrn 0 – 2 +23 10.71 +.01A ValueOpps + 1 + 8 +68 16.00 –.31

Lord Abbett B$ 1.7 bil 800–426–1130

E Affiliated + 1 + 6 –3 11.78n –.20A Bond Deben + 2 + 2 +23 7.97n ..

Lord Abbett C$ 11.3 bil 800–426–1130

E Affiliated + 1 + 6 –3 11.74n –.21D+Alph Strat – 1 + 5 +35 22.44n –.47C–Bal Strat x + 1 + 3 +13x10.73n –.14A Bond Deben + 2 + 2 +23 7.96n –.01B–FloatRate + 1 + 2 .. 9.43n ..C–FundEqty + 1 + 6 +23 12.46n –.25D–HiYldMuniBd – 2 – 8 –15 10.76 +.01B+IntmTaxFr – 1 – 5 +14 9.94n +.01D–Mid Cap Val + 1 + 8 –1 15.67n –.29

ShDurTaxFr 0 – 1 .. 15.60 ..A ShrtDurInc 0 0 +22 4.64n ..A Totl Retrn 0 – 2 +21 10.70 +.01

Lord Abbett F$ 7.4 bil 800–426–1130

A Bond Deben + 2 + 2 .. 7.93n –.01D–FloatRate + 1 + 1 .. 9.42n ..C+FundEqty + 1 + 6 .. 13.03n –.26D–HiYldMuniBd – 2 – 8 .. 10.76n +.01A–InsIntTxFr – 1 – 5 .. 9.96n +.02

ShDurTaxFr 0 – 1 .. 15.60n ..A+ShrtDurInc 0 0 .. 4.61n ..A Totl Retrn 0 – 2 .. 10.71n +.01A ValueOpps + 1 + 8 .. 16.02n –.31

Lord Abbett I$ 7.1 bil 800–426–1130

E Affiliated + 1 + 6 +1 11.79n –.20A Bond Deben + 2 + 2 +26 7.90n –.01C–CaptlStruc + 2 + 4 +15 12.04n –.15D ClassicStk 0 + 4 +21 29.74 –.63C Dvlp Grwth 0 + 7 +53 22.49n –.44C+FundEqty + 1 + 6 +28 13.14n –.26A+High Yield + 2 + 2 +29 7.93 ..E Intl Opps – 1 0 +16 13.51n –.18E IntlCoreEq + 1 0 +8 12.35 –.27

IntlDivInc + 1 – 3 .. 8.67 –.19B+ResSmVal 0 + 8 +44 33.38n –.70A+ShrtDurInc 0 0 +21 4.61n ..D–Sml Blend 0 + 7 +7 15.64n –.38A ValueOpps + 1 + 8 +71 16.15n –.31

Lord Abbett P$ 1.2 bil 800–201–6984

D–Mid Cap Val + 1 + 8 +1 16.16n –.30B ResSmallVal 0 + 8 +41 31.21n –.66E † LSV Val Eq + 2 + 5 –4 13.86n –.27

Lutheran Bro A$ 396 mil 800–328–4552

A Income + 1 – 1 +18 8.70 +.02

—M—N—O—MainStay A Fds$ 7.5 bil 800–624–6782

B Convertible + 2 + 5 +34 16.32 –.18E Equity Index + 2 + 6 +9 46.82 –.86B+Float Rate + 1 + 1 +11 9.54 ..A–Govt Plus 0 – 2 +20 8.68 +.01A High Yld Cp + 2 + 2 +21 5.99 ..D+IncomeBldr + 1 + 2 +10 16.25 –.20D Lrg Cp Grow + 1 + 5 +27 7.13 –.15D–MAP + 2 + 4 +9 31.85 –.57E S&P500 Idx + 2 + 4 +6 29.19 –.53C+Tax Fr Bond – 1 – 6 +5 8.79 +.01

MainStay B Fds$ 855 mil 800–624–6782

A–Hi Yld Cp + 2 + 1 +18 5.96n ..MainStay C Fds$ 1.0 bil 800–624–6782

B–Float Rate + 1 + 1 +9 9.54n ..A–Hi Yld CorpBd + 2 + 1 +18 5.96n ..

Mainstay I Fds$ 8.3 bil 800–624–6782

C–Balanced + 1 + 3 +13 26.12n –.27D–EpochGlbEqI + 1 0 +17 14.92n –.23E EpochUsAll + 2 + 4 +5 23.86 –.46D–EpocIntlSmI – 1 + 2 +41 20.11 –.27E IcapEqty + 1 + 5 +10 36.67 –.73E IcapIntl + 4 + 1 +7 30.59n –.57D–IcapSelEq + 1 + 5 +15 35.64 –.70A Indexed Bd 0 – 2 +22 11.28 +.02A Intermed Bd + 1 – 1 +25 10.61 +.02D–MAP + 2 + 4 +10 32.44 –.58E S&P500 Idx + 2 + 4 +7 29.42n –.54

Mairs & Power$ 2.2 bil 800–304–7404

D+Growth + 1 + 6 +14 72.67n –1.16Managers Funds$ 9.7 bil 800–548–4539

D+AMGGlbAltA + 7 0 .. 10.21 –.12A Bond + 1 – 1 +27 25.72n +.05E CadCpAp D 0 + 3 –2 16.40n –.34E CadCpApAd + 1 + 3 –1 16.72n –.35E CadCpApInst + 1 + 4 0 17.25n –.36E CadMdCpIn + 1 + 7 +9 25.33n –.54C MidGrowInst 0 + 4 +35 14.11n –.24C MidGrowInst + 1 + 3 +34 13.99n –.24A+PIMCO Bond 0 – 2 +27 10.42n +.01C Sh Dura Govt 0 0 +11 9.59n ..D SpecialEq 0 + 7 0 52.68n –1.12A–TimsqSmGr I 0 + 9 +41 12.99n –.26A–TimsqSmGrPr 0 + 9 +41 12.84n –.25

Manning & Napier Fu$ 10.1 bil 800–466–3863

D IntlSeries + 1 0 +25 8.94n –.17C LifeSci + 1 + 9 +25 12.27n –.23B+ProBlndConS + 1 – 1 +26 12.94n –.03C–ProBlndExtS + 1 + 1 +24 15.62n –.14D ProBlndMaxS + 1 + 4 +22 16.66n –.23C+ProBlndModS + 1 0 +23 12.94n –.08E Small Cap A – 2 + 6 –8 9.07n –.26E WorldOppA + 2 + 2 +31 8.74n –.11

Marshall Funds$ 3.1 bil 800–580–3863

A+AggrBondI 0 – 2 .. 10.62 +.02A GovtIncomeY 0 – 1 +22 9.74n ..A–Intmd TxFr Y – 1 – 4 +18 10.29n +.01

SmCap Gr I 0 + 8 .. 19.18n –.40B+SmCapGrInv 0 + 8 +48 19.04n –.40

UlShTxFrIns 0 0 .. 10.03 ..Marsico Funds$ 4.0 bil 888–860–8686

E 21st Century + 1 + 7 +14 14.41n –.37A+FlexCapital 0 + 6 .. 13.58 –.24E Focus 0 + 3 +10 18.04n –.46E Growth 0 + 2 +6 19.34n –.47E Intl Opp – 2 0 +9 13.10n –.29

Mass Mutl Instl$ 1.1 bil 800–542–6767

C–SmlCpGrEq S 0 + 7 +20 17.26n –.40Mass Mutl Prem$ 5.4 bil 800–542–6767

E CapAppr S 0 + 3 +4 10.68 –.20A Core Bond A + 1 – 1 +17 10.84 +.02A Core Bond L + 1 – 1 +18 10.91n +.02A Core Bond S 0 – 1 +22 11.01n +.01D–Global S + 2 + 4 +11 11.25 –.23E Intl Eq S 0 + 2 +28 14.49n –.26A–Sh Dur Bd S 0 0 +22 10.61n +.01

Mass Mutl Select$ 10.7 bil 800–542–6767

D+Agg Gr S + 2 + 5 +11 7.18n –.14D–BlueChipGrL + 1 + 3 +16 10.67n –.25E DiversVal S + 2 + 6 –10 9.13 –.16B+Focus Val S + 3 + 5 +31 18.12n –.30E Fund Val A + 2 + 6 +14 10.54 –.18D–Fund Val S + 2 + 6 +16 10.68n –.18

GlbAllocS 0 + 1 .. 10.83n –.12E Index Eq A + 2 + 4 +5 11.70 –.21E Index Eq L + 2 + 5 +6 11.76n –.21E Index Eq S + 2 + 5 +6 11.89n –.22E Index Eq Y + 2 + 5 +6 11.77n –.21E Index Eq Z + 2 + 5 +7 11.88 –.22E LgCapVal S + 1 + 4 +3 10.67n –.17C–MidGrEqII A + 1 + 8 +26 15.14 –.28C+MidGrEqII L + 1 + 8 +30 15.55n –.29C MidGrEqII S + 1 + 8 +29 15.96n –.29C MidGrEqII Y + 1 + 8 +29 15.82n –.29D–Overseas S + 1 + 1 +6 7.45n –.14B+Sm Co Val S 0 + 6 +22 13.72n –.32

Masters' Select$ 2.0 bil 800–960–0188

E Equity + 1 + 7 +1 13.14n –.25E Intl + 2 + 3 +18 15.32n –.27

Matthews Asia$ 16.7 bil 800–789–2742

B+AsGr&IncInv – 1 – 1 +55 17.85n –.17AsiaSmCoInv – 4 – 5 .. 20.22n –.37

D+AsSciTchInv 0 + 3 +52 9.87n –.12C–ChinaInv 0 – 7+179 29.33n –.54A+DividInv – 1 – 1 .. 14.14 –.12D IndiaInv –12 – 17+114 18.90n –.56B+PacificInv – 2 – 2 +45 17.62 –.26A–PacTigerInv – 4 – 7 +82 22.48n –.40E † McKeeIntlEq + 2 + 2 +15 12.33n –.24B–† Merger Fund + 1 + 1 +19 15.90n –.02

Meridian Funds$ 3.1 bil 800–446–6662

A+Growth + 1 + 7 +46 44.95n –.85D Value + 1 + 5 +16 29.06n –.56

Merk Hard Funds$ 364 mil 866–637–5386

B+CurrencyInv – 1 – 2 +39 12.16 –.05Metro West$ 15.0 bil 800–241–4671

A+HiYieldBd M + 2 + 2 +32 10.86n ..C+Low Dur Bd + 1 + 1 +8 8.65n ..C+Low Dur Bd I + 1 + 1 +9 8.65n ..A+TotRetBdI + 1 – 1 +33 10.43n +.02A+TotRetBdM 0 – 1 +32 10.43n +.02

MFS Funds A$ 44.2 bil 800–637–2929

D–AggrGrAlloc 0 + 3 +14 14.31 –.23B–AR Muni – 1 – 6 +10 9.42 +.01A+Bond + 1 – 1 +27 13.47 +.02C+CA Muni – 2 – 8 +5 5.23 +.01B+ConsrvAlloc 0 0 +25 12.66 –.08D Core Equity + 1 + 5 +14 17.91 –.32E Core Growth + 1 + 3 +9 17.69 –.36E Emrg Mk Eq – 3 – 1 +50 32.67 –.67C–GlblTotRet + 1 0 +23 13.40 –.12D Global Eq 0 + 1 +23 24.19 –.40D–Global Grow 0 + 1 +24 26.06 –.43A–Govt Secs 0 – 2 +22 10.14 +.01D Growth 0 + 3 +28 41.76 –.80D+GrowthAlloc 0 + 2 +18 13.98 –.18A Hi Yld Opp + 2 + 2 +16 6.49 ..A High Income + 2 + 2 +18 3.52 ..D–Intl Growth – 2 0 +31 23.71 –.41D+Intl Nw Ds – 1 + 1 +29 21.65 –.35D–Intl Val + 1 + 1 +19 24.79 –.37E IntlDivrs A 0 0 +24 13.49 –.23B–Ltd Maturity 0 0 +11 6.20 ..D–MA Inv Tr + 1 + 3 +16 19.44 –.29D+MA InvGrSk + 1 + 4 +20 15.44 –.24B–MA Muni – 1 – 7 +9 10.41 +.01E Mid Cap Gr – 1 + 5 0 9.05 –.19C+Mod Alloc 0 + 1 +22 13.48 –.12C+Muni Hi Inc – 2 – 7 +4 7.12 +.01B Muni Inc – 2 – 6 +10 7.91 +.01B Muni Ltd Mat 0 – 2 +13 7.86 +.01B–NC Muni – 1 – 6 +9 11.14 +.02A+New Discov 0 + 9 +49 23.95 –.47B–NY Muni – 2 – 6 +9 10.36 +.01D–Research + 1 + 5 +18 25.10 –.47E Resrch Intl + 1 + 1 +12 15.41 –.28A Rsrch Bond 0 – 1 +22 10.46 +.01A Str Income + 1 – 1 +21 6.63 +.01D Total Ret + 1 + 2 +10 14.22 –.13D–Util + 1 + 3 +49 16.60 –.28B–VA Muni – 1 – 6 +9 10.65 ..E Value + 1 + 4 +12 23.13 –.37

MFS Funds B$ 3.5 bil 800–637–2929

D Growth Allo 0 + 2 +16 13.83n –.18C–Mod Alloc 0 + 1 +19 13.37n –.13D Total Ret B + 1 + 1 +8 14.22n –.12E Util + 1 + 3 +46 16.54n –.28E Value + 1 + 4 +10 23.01n –.36

MFS Funds C$ 6.5 bil 800–637–2929

B ConsrvAlloc 0 0 +22 12.52n –.07D Growth Allo 0 + 2 +15 13.79n –.18D Intl Nw Ds – 1 + 1 +25 20.74n –.34C+Ltd Maturity 0 – 1 +8 6.20n +.01D–MA Inv Tr + 1 + 3 +13 18.80n –.28D MA InvGrSk + 1 + 3 +17 13.86n –.21C–Mod Alloc 0 + 1 +19 13.32n –.12C–Mun Hi Inc – 2 – 7 0 7.13n +.01D Total Ret + 1 + 1 +8 14.28n –.13E Util + 1 + 3 +46 16.54n –.28E Value + 1 + 4 +10 22.92n –.36

MFS Funds I$ 11.8 bil 800–637–2929

C–High Income + 2 + 1 +8 3.52n +.01D+Intl Nw Ds – 1 + 1 +31 22.22n –.36E Mid Cap Gr – 1 + 6 +1 9.30n –.20C–MidCapVal + 1 + 7 +13 13.48n –.23A+New Discovery 0 + 9 +52 25.12n –.49D Research + 1 + 5 +19 25.56n –.47A Rsrch Bond 0 – 1 +22 10.47n +.02E Rsrch Intl + 1 + 1 +13 15.90n –.28E Value + 1 + 4 +13 23.24n –.36

MFS Instl Funds$ 3.0 bil 800–637–2929

D Intl Eq 0 0 +27 18.06n –.32Morgan Stan$ 274 mil 800–869–6397

B–LtdDurUSGvt 0 – 1 +13 9.34n +.01Morgan Stan A$ 2.6 bil 800–869–6397

B–Cap Opps 0 + 4 +41 26.35 –.60C–FocGrowth + 1 + 2 +28 36.03 –.82D+GlblStrat + 1 0 +16 16.30 –.19B–MidGrwth + 1 + 5 +45 33.69 –.67

Morgan Stan B$ 1.4 bil 800–869–6397

E Euro Equity + 2 0 +9 15.67n –.31C–USGovtSecs 0 – 2 +6 8.58n +.01

Morgan Stan I

$ 745 mil 800–869–6397C–FocGrowth + 1 + 2 +30 37.31n –.85

Morgan Stan Ins$ 18.7 bil 800–548–7786

E ActIntlAlI + 1 0 +14 12.17n –.24D CapGr I + 1 + 3 +26 24.58n –.55D CorPlFxd I + 1 – 1 0 9.73n +.01E Emer Mkts I – 4 – 6 +58 25.92n –.50E Intl Eq P + 1 0 +4 13.53n –.27E IntlEq I + 1 0 +4 13.69n –.26E IntlRealEs + 1 – 4 –4 18.95n –.29E IntlSmCap I + 2 + 7 –5 14.11n –.16E Ltd Dur I 0 0 –14 7.75n +.01B MdCpGrP 0 + 5 +50 36.38n –.70B MidCapGr I + 1 + 5 +51 37.54n –.73B–SmCoGr I – 2 + 8 +24 13.83n –.33C+SmCoGr P – 2 + 8 +22 12.96n –.31C–USRealEstI + 1 0 +7 14.54n –.27

MTB Funds$ 1.9 bil 800–836–2211

A–Income I 0 – 1 +19 9.93n +.02E Intl Eq I I 0 0 +3 9.15n –.17E † Muhlnkmp + 1 + 1 –24 54.28 –1.60

Munder A$ 2.3 bil 800–438–5789

A–GrowOpps + 1 + 2 +35 28.12 –.70E Index 500 b + 2 + 4 +2 20.18 –.37D–MidCoreGr b 0 + 6 +26 27.88 –.54

Munder C/II$ 361 mil 800–438–5789

E MidCoreGrC b 0 + 6 +21 25.97n –.51Munder Y$ 3.0 bil 800–239–3334

D–Mid Core Gr 0 + 6 +27 28.45n –.55Nationwide A$ 1.4 bil 800–848–0920

E Intl Idx + 1 + 1 +3 7.52 –.16C+MidMktIdx + 1 + 7 +22 14.92 –.28C–Small Idx – 1 + 5 +15 11.75 –.30

Nationwide D$ 1.1 bil 800–848–0920

E Nationwide + 2 + 5 –7 13.76 –.21Nationwide Funds Ins$ 5.5 bil 800–848–0920

A–Bond Index 0 – 2 +20 11.32n +.02B–Enhance Inc 0 0 +13 9.04n ..E Intl Idx + 2 + 1 +4 7.56n –.15B–MidMktIdx + 1 + 7 +23 15.05n –.29E S&P500 Idx + 2 + 5 +7 10.71n –.19C Small Idx – 1 + 5 +17 11.87n –.31

Nationwide Funds Ser$ 3.9 bil 800–848–0920

E InvDestAggr + 1 + 4 +6 8.66n –.16C+InvDestCon 0 0 +14 10.25n –.03D+InvDestMod + 1 + 2 +10 9.48n –.11D InvDstMdAg + 1 + 3 +8 9.22n –.15C–InvDstMdCon + 1 + 1 +12 10.10n –.08E S&P500 Svc + 2 + 4 +5 10.64n –.20

Natixis Funds$ 1.9 bil 800–225–5478

E CGM TargEqA – 3 – 1 +25 10.84 –.45A+LSCorePlBdA + 1 – 1 +32 12.56 +.02D US Divers A + 1 + 6 +28 25.43 –.50A+VaughSmValA + 2 + 7 +50 23.06 –.49

Neubg Brm Adv$ 978 mil 800–877–9700

D+Genesis 0 + 7 +27 27.69n –.32E Partners + 2 + 7 +4 18.70n –.32

Neubg Brm Instl$ 645 mil 800–628–2583

E Intl – 1 + 1 +4 9.46n –.14E Partners + 2 + 7 .. 28.37 –.48

Neubg Brm Inv$ 11.9 bil 800–877–9700

E Focus + 1 + 6 –5 19.85n –.32D+Genesis 0 + 7 +28 33.32n –.39C–Genesis I 0 + 7 +29 46.10n –.55D–Guardian + 1 + 4 +11 14.99n –.23A+HiIncBond + 2 + 1 +34 9.50n +.01E Intl – 1 + 1 +3 17.01n –.25D MidGrwth – 1 + 6 +36 10.63n –.19E Partners + 2 + 7 +6 28.24n –.48D SocRespons + 1 + 4 +19 25.61n –.44

Neubg Brm Tr$ 5.3 bil 800–877–9700

D+Genesis 0 + 7 +28 47.77n –.57E Partners + 2 + 7 +5 21.68n –.37D SocRspons + 1 + 4 +18 17.55n –.30

New Covenant$ 1.5 bil 800–858–6127

D–Bal Grwth + 1 + 2 +6 80.50n –.87E Growth + 1 + 4 +4 31.43n –.56D+Income 0 – 1 +4 22.64n +.02E † NewAltrntve + 3 + 2 +22 40.19 –.49E † NFJ Div Val + 1 + 3 –3 11.48n –.19

Nicholas Group$ 2.5 bil 800–227–5987

A–Ltd Edit I 0 + 8 +34 21.89n –.30C+Nichol II I + 1 + 6 +20 21.35n –.41B Nicholas + 1 + 5 +15 45.42n –.84

Northeast Inv$ 796 mil 800–225–6704

B–Trust + 3 + 3 +8 6.34n –.02Northern$ 31.2 bil 800–595–9111

A–BondIndex .. .. no quoteB–CA Intm Tx Ex .. .. no quoteD–EmMktsEqInd .. .. no quoteA–Fixed Income .. .. no quoteE GlbRlEstIdx .. .. no quoteA Hi Yld Fx Inc .. .. no quoteD High Yld Muni .. .. no quoteC Income Eq .. .. no quoteE Intl Eq .. .. no quoteE Intl Eq Idx .. .. no quoteB Intmd Tax Ex .. .. no quoteD–Lrg Cap Value .. .. no quoteC+Mid Cap Idx .. .. no quote

MltMgrEmMk .. .. no quoteMltMgrGlbRE .. .. no quote

E MltMgrIntEq .. .. no quoteC MltMgrMidCp .. .. no quoteD+MltMgrSmlCp .. .. no quoteB–ShInt Tx Ex .. .. no quoteB ShInt US Gv .. .. no quoteC Sm Cap Index .. .. no quoteB Sm Cap Val .. .. no quoteE Stock Index .. .. no quoteB Tax Ex .. .. no quote

Northern Instl$ 1.9 bil 800–637–1380

A Bond A .. .. no quoteE Equity Index A .. .. no quoteE Intl Eq Idx A .. .. no quoteE Intl Growth A .. .. no quote

Nuveen Cl A$ 10.4 bil 800–257–8787

B All Am Mun – 2 – 7 +9 10.07 +.01B CT Muni – 1 – 5 +11 10.08 +.01E Hi Yld Muni – 3 – 11 –19 14.04 +.03C Insur Muni – 2 – 6 +6 9.85 +.01B IntDurMuni – 1 – 3 +11 8.74 ..B–KY Muni – 1 – 4 +9 10.41 +.01E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 5 +4 19.43 –.34B LtdTrmMuni – 1 – 2 +13 10.72 +.01D MidCapGrOpp 0 + 5 +24 40.59 –.92B–MO Muni – 1 – 5 +9 10.32 ..B NY Muni – 2 – 6 +11 10.26 +.01B–OH Muni – 1 – 5 +9 10.64 +.02B TN Muni – 1 – 5 +13 10.94 +.01D–TrdIntlVal – 1 0 +16 25.91 –.32A+TrdwdGlAlCp – 1 + 3 .. 28.94 –.28A+TrdwndValOp – 1 + 3 +67 34.78 –.27

Nuveen Cl C$ 3.1 bil 800–257–8787

B–AllAmerMuni – 2 – 7 +7 10.07n +.01E Hi Yld Muni – 3 – 11 –21 14.03n +.03B–LtdTrmMuni – 1 – 2 +12 10.68n ..A+TrdwndValOp – 1 + 3 +62 34.01 –.26

Nuveen Cl I$ 8.6 bil 800–257–8787

E HiYldMuniBd – 4 – 11 –19 14.03n +.02C+Insur Muni – 2 – 6 +7 9.84n +.02B IntmDurMun – 1 – 3 +12 8.76n ..B LtdTrmMuni – 1 – 2 +14 10.66n +.01B NC Muni – 1 – 5 +11 10.06n +.01E NWQ MltVal + 1 + 5 –10 18.47n –.31D TrdIntlVal – 1 0 +17 26.03 –.32A+TrdwndValOp – 1 + 3 +68 34.88 –.27

Nuveen Cl Y$ 3.0 bil 800–257–8787

A Core Bond 0 – 1 +21 11.39n +.01D Equity Inc + 1 + 5 +18 13.46n –.23E Equity Index + 2 + 4 +6 21.80n –.40A+High Inc Bd + 2 + 2 +26 9.12n ..A–InfPrtSec 0 – 3 +20 10.47 +.03A–Intm Trm Bd 0 – 2 +21 10.39n +.02D+MidCapGrOpp 0 + 5 +26 43.70n –.99B+MN IntTxFr – 1 – 3 +13 9.84n +.01

Oak Associates$ 472 mil 888–462–5386

C WhtOakSelGr + 3 + 6 +23 41.02n –.93Oakmark I$ 35.2 bil 800–625–6275

B–Equity & Inc + 1 + 3 +30 27.97n –.30B+Glob Sel + 4 + 5 .. 11.51n –.14D Global + 1 + 6 +24 22.78n –.43C Intl + 2 + 4 +26 19.88n –.38B–Intl Sm Cap + 1 + 6 +20 14.50n –.18B–Oakmark + 2 + 3 +20 42.16n –.74B–Select + 1 + 3 +3 27.83n –.37

Oberweis Funds$ 449 mil 800–323–6166

D ChinaOppor – 3 – 7+158 16.11n –.19

A+† OCM Gold I –11 – 8+152 25.65 +.23Old Mutual Advisor$ 1.5 bil 800–433–0051

D Focused Z + 3 + 6 +19 21.80n –.46E LrgGr Z + 1 + 5 +10 18.51n –.31

Old Westbury$ 15.3 bil 800–607–2200

A Fixed Inc + 1 – 2 +25 11.63n +.02D–GlobalOpp + 2 + 3 .. 7.83n –.06A+GlobalSmall 0 + 4 +55 15.46 –.25B+Muni Bond 0 – 4 +17 11.61n +.01E NonUSLgCap + 1 + 2 +5 10.68n –.18E Real Return – 2 + 3 +21 10.65 –.06E USLargeCap + 2 + 5 +2 12.43n –.21

Olstein$ 630 mil 800–799–2113

E AllCapValC 0 + 4 –5 12.61n –.25Oppenheimer A$ 77.7 bil 800–225–5677

E ActiveAlloc 0 + 2 –1 9.62 –.12D+Alloc A 0 0 +2 15.40 –.16E AMT Fr Muni – 3 – 12 –27 5.73 +.01D+AMT Free NY – 3 – 11 0 10.47 ..E Balanced + 1 + 2 –15 10.16 –.10E CA Muni – 3 – 11 –20 7.22 +.01E Cap Apprec 0 + 3 +3 43.69 –.82E Cap Income + 1 + 2 –13 8.63 –.05E Champ Inc + 2 + 3 –72 1.98 ..E ComStrTotRt + 1 + 6 –44 3.69 +.07E ConsrvInv 0 0 –12 8.10 –.04E Core Bond 0 – 1 –24 6.49 +.01A Develop Mkt – 6 – 4 +80 34.44 –.75D Discovery + 1 + 8 +31 56.79 –1.17E Equity + 1 + 4 +2 8.91 –.17B EquityInc + 1 + 6 +19 24.88 –.39D–EquityInv 0 + 3 +12 11.11 –.21A–GlblStrtInc 0 – 1 +25 4.29 –.02B+Glob Opport – 2 0 +19 29.25 –.57D–Global + 2 + 4 +12 61.72 –1.19A+Gold&SpMin –11 – 7+182 44.28 +.53A Intl Bond – 2 – 6 +32 6.45 –.03D–Intl Growth 0 + 2 +33 28.20 –.46C–Intl Sm Co – 5 0 +57 23.51 –.20D IntlDivers – 1 0 +32 12.19 –.19C+Ltd Muni – 1 – 3 +5 14.01 +.01C Ltd Trm Gvt 0 0 +9 9.40 ..B–LtdTrmCAMun – 1 – 4 +7 3.24 ..E Main Street 0 + 2 +4 32.49 –.79C–MainStSC 0 + 5 +14 20.46 –.49D–MainStSel – 1 + 1 +8 12.68 –.41E ModerateInv 0 + 1 –8 8.73 –.08D+NJ Muni – 3 – 11 –5 9.13 ..D+PA Muni – 2 – 9 –2 10.07 +.01D RealEstate + 2 0 +10 19.08 –.38E RisingDivs + 1 + 4 +10 15.69 –.25E SelectVal + 1 + 7 +9 16.59 –.36E Sml Mid Val + 1 + 6 +9 32.35 –.66B+US Govt 0 – 2 +15 9.37 +.01E Value + 2 + 5 +6 22.21 –.44

Oppenheimer B$ 4.7 bil 800–225–5677

E ActiveAlloc 0 + 2 –4 9.44n –.13D Alloc B – 1 0 0 15.04n –.16E Cap Apprec 0 + 2 –1 38.57n –.73A–Dev Mkt – 6 – 4 +75 33.91n –.74B+GlblStrtInc + 1 – 2 +21 4.31n –.02D–Global + 2 + 3 +9 57.08n –1.10A+Gold&SpMin –11 – 7+173 42.32n +.50A–Intl Bond – 2 – 6 +33 6.42n –.04E Main Street 0 + 2 +1 31.58n –.77

Oppenheimer N$ 3.9 bil 800–225–5677

A–Develop Mkt – 6 – 4 +77 33.32n –.73A–GlblStrtInc + 1 – 1 +23 4.30n –.01D–Global + 2 + 3 +11 61.48n –1.19A+GoldSpecMin –11 – 7+178 43.00n +.52A–IntlBond – 2 – 6 +30 6.43n –.03C–MainStSC 0 + 5 +12 19.84n –.47E Sml Mid Val + 1 + 6 +7 31.22n –.64

Oppenheimer Y$ 23.1 bil 800–225–5677

E Capital Apprec 0 + 3 +5 45.67n –.85E ComStrTotRt + 1 + 6 –43 3.70n +.07E Core Bond 0 – 1 –23 6.48n +.01A DevelopMkts – 6 – 4 +81 34.07n –.74A–GlblStrtInc + 1 – 1 +26 4.29n –.02D–Global + 2 + 4 +13 61.82n –1.19A IntlBond – 2 – 6 +33 6.44 –.04D–IntlGr + 1 + 2 +34 28.04n –.45C–IntlSmCo – 5 0 +58 23.36 –.20C+Ltd Trm Gvt 0 0 +10 9.39n ..C–MainStSmCp 0 + 5 +16 21.48n –.52D+RealEstate + 2 0 +12 19.23n –.39D–RisingDivs + 1 + 4 +12 16.05n –.25E Value + 2 + 6 +7 22.63n –.45

Oppenhmr C&M$ 15.7 bil 800–225–5677

E ActiveAlloc 0 + 2 –4 9.44n –.12D+Alloc C – 1 0 0 15.04n –.16E AMT Free C – 3 – 12 –29 5.70n +.01E CA Muni C – 3 – 11 –22 7.20n +.01E Cp Apprc C 0 + 2 –1 38.29n –.72A–Devlp Mkt C – 6 – 4 +75 33.11n –.72C+EquityInc + 1 + 5 +14 21.41n –.34A–GlblStrtInc 0 – 2 +22 4.28n –.02B Glob Opp C – 2 0 +15 27.07n –.52D–Global C + 2 + 3 +9 58.05n –1.12A+Gold&SpMin –11 – 7+173 42.01n +.51A–Intl Bond C – 2 – 6 +29 6.42n –.04E Intl Gr C 0 + 2 +29 26.91n –.44D IntlDiverC – 1 0 +28 11.96n –.19C–Ltd Muni C – 1 – 3 +2 13.95n ..C–LtdTmGv C 0 0 +6 9.38n ..E Main St C 0 + 2 +1 31.40n –.77D+MainStSCC 0 + 5 +10 18.52n –.44D–MainStSelC – 1 + 1 +5 12.08n –.40E ModerateInv 0 + 1 –11 8.60n –.08D PA Muni C – 2 – 9 –5 10.05n +.01E RisingDivs + 1 + 4 +7 14.18n –.22E SmlMidVal C + 1 + 6 +4 27.76n –.57

Oppenhmr Quest$ 2.0 bil 888–470–0862

E Intl Val A + 2 + 2 +3 17.01 –.33D Opp Val A + 1 + 3 +16 26.56 –.29D Opp Val C + 1 + 3 +12 24.69n –.27

Oppenhmr Roch$ 17.9 bil 800–225–5677

B LtdTrmNY A – 1 – 3 +10 3.18 ..C+LtdTrmNY C – 1 – 4 +8 3.16n ..C–Muni A – 3 – 10 +1 14.80 +.02D+Muni C – 3 – 11 –2 14.77n +.01D+Municipals B – 3 – 11 –2 14.78n +.01E NatlMuni A – 3 – 11 –31 6.40 +.01E NatlMuni B – 3 – 11 –33 6.42n +.01E NatlMuni C – 3 – 11 –33 6.39n +.02

Optimum Instl$ 2.5 bil 800–914–0278

A+Fixed Inc + 1 – 1 +29 9.50n +.02E Intl Equity + 1 0 +5 11.12n –.20E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 4 +7 10.54n –.17E Lrg Cp Grow + 1 + 4 +11 12.17n –.27C Sml Cap Val + 1 + 8 +6 11.96n –.27E Sml Cp Grow 0 + 8 +5 13.02n –.28

Osterweis Capital$ 2.7 bil 866–236–0050

C–Osterweis + 1 + 3 +18 27.30n –.52A+Strat Inc + 1 + 2 +33 11.74n –.01

—P—Q—R—Pace Funds P$ 5.5 bil 800–647–1568

E AltStratInv 0 + 1 .. 9.46 –.08A–Glb Fxd Inc 0 – 4 +25 11.71n –.03E Intl Eqty + 2 + 1 –3 13.03 –.24D–IntlEmgMkt – 3 – 4 +30 13.79 –.31B+IntmdFixed + 1 – 2 +19 11.96n +.02E Lrg Co Val + 2 + 5 +3 17.02n –.33B+Muni Fxd – 1 – 4 +14 12.47n +.01A SecsFxdInc 0 – 1 +23 13.12n +.02D+SmMd Co Gr 0 + 8 +24 15.94n –.40C+SmMdCoVal 0 + 7 +13 17.31n –.39A+StrFxdInc + 1 – 2 +30 14.13n +.03

Pace Funds Y$ 1.1 bil 800–647–1568

D–Lrg Co Gr + 1 + 4 +15 18.31n –.44Pacific Cap Inst$ 325 mil 800–258–9232

B–TaxFrSec – 1 – 4 +9 9.77n +.01Pacific Life Funds$ 1.9 bil 800–722–2333

D+OptMod C + 1 + 1 +15 11.46 –.13C–OptModA + 1 + 1 +18 11.54 –.14D OptModAggrA + 1 + 2 +14 11.63 –.17D–OptModAggrC + 1 + 2 +12 11.50 –.18

Paradigm Funds$ 256 mil 800–239–0732

B Value 0 + 7 +39 54.91 –1.23Parnassus$ 3.8 bil 800–999–3505

C+Equity Inc + 3 + 5 +32 27.10n –.42A–Fixed Inc + 1 – 2 +25 16.99n +.05B+Parnassus + 5 + 9 +35 42.61n –.77

Pax World$ 2.3 bil 800–767–1729

D–Balance + 1 + 3 +9 22.64n –.27A Hi Yld Bd + 1 + 1 +22 7.84n ..

Payden Funds$ 4.0 bil 800–572–9336

A–Core Bond x 0 – 2 +17x10.48n –.01A+EmergMktBd x – 1 – 5 +34x14.12n –.12A GNMA 0 – 1 +24 10.32n +.01A–High Income x + 2 + 1 +15x 7.33 –.04C–LtdMaturity 0 0 +5 9.43n ..B Short Bond 0 0 +15 10.15n +.01

Permanent Port$ 10.2 bil 800–531–5142

A+Portfolio – 1 + 1 +65 45.32n +.05Perritt Capital Mgmt$ 536 mil 800–331–8936

D+Perritt Micro – 1 + 6 +15 27.05n –.57PIMCO A$ 46.0 bil 800–426–0107

A–All Asset 0 – 1 +17 12.01 –.02A AllAsstAuth 0 – 2 +21 10.52 +.02D Commod RR 0 + 4 –5 9.18 +.13B DevLocalMkt 0 – 3 +26 10.56 –.11A+Diverse Inc 0 – 2 +28 11.46 –.02A+Emrg Mkt Bd – 1 – 5 +28 11.00 –.05C Float Inc 0 + 1 +6 9.08 –.03A+ForBdUnhed 0 – 4 +34 10.53 ..A+FrgnBdHedg 0 – 2 +21 10.39 ..A GNMA 0 – 1 +25 11.42 +.02A+High Yield + 1 + 1 +23 9.43 –.01A–Low Dur 0 – 1 +20 10.41 ..A LT US Govt – 1 – 6 +21 10.39 +.05A–Real Return 0 – 4 +20 11.35 +.04C+Short Term 0 0 +11 9.89 +.01A+Total Retrn 0 – 2 +29 10.86 ..

PIMCO Admin$ 41.5 bil 800–927–4648

D Commod RR 0 + 4 –4 9.22n +.13A+EmrgLoclBd – 3 – 6 .. 10.36n –.10A+GlblBdUnHg 0 – 4 +28 9.71n ..A+High Yield + 1 + 1 +23 9.43 –.01A–Low Dration 0 – 1 +20 10.41n ..A–Real Return 0 – 4 +21 11.35n +.04B–Short Term 0 0 +12 9.89n +.01A+Total Retrn 0 – 2 +30 10.86n ..

PIMCO B$ 1.2 bil 800–426–0107

A+Total Retrn 0 – 2 +26 10.86n ..PIMCO C$ 21.9 bil 800–426–0107

B+All Asset 0 – 2 +14 11.88n –.02A–AllAsstAuth 0 – 3 +18 10.43n +.02D–Commod RR 0 + 3 –8 9.00 +.12A Emrg Mkt Bd – 1 – 5 +25 11.00n –.05A GNMA 0 – 1 +22 11.42n +.02A High Yield + 1 + 1 +20 9.43 –.01B+Low Dur 0 – 1 +18 10.41n ..A–Real Return 0 – 4 +18 11.35n +.04C+Short Term 0 0 +10 9.89n +.01A+Total Retrn 0 – 2 +26 10.86n ..

PIMCO D$ 26.2 bil 800–426–0107

A–All Asset 0 – 1 +18 12.03n –.02D Commod RR 0 + 4 –5 9.20 +.13B DevLocMkt 0 – 3 +26 10.56 –.11A+Emrg Mkt Bd – 1 – 5 +28 11.00n –.05A+ForBondUnhg 0 – 4 +34 10.53 ..A+FrgnBdHedg 0 – 2 +21 10.39n ..A+High Yield + 1 + 1 +23 9.43 –.01A–Low Dur 0 – 1 +20 10.41n ..A–Real Return 0 – 4 +20 11.35n +.04B–Short Term 0 0 +12 9.89n +.01A+Total Retrn 0 – 2 +30 10.86n ..

PIMCO Instl$ 241 bil 800–927–4648

A–All Asset 0 – 1 +20 12.10n –.02A AllAsstAuth 0 – 2 +24 10.58 +.02D Commod RR 0 + 4 –3 9.32 +.13B DevLocalMkt 0 – 2 +28 10.56 –.11A+Diverse Inc 0 – 2 +30 11.46 –.02A+Emrg Mkt Bd – 1 – 5 +30 11.00n –.05C+Float Inc 0 + 1 +7 9.08n –.03A+ForBondUnhg 0 – 4 +36 10.53 ..A+FrgnBdHedg 0 – 2 +23 10.39n ..A+GlblBdUnHg 0 – 4 +29 9.71n ..A GlobBdHedg 0 – 2 +20 9.77 ..A+High Yield + 1 + 1 +24 9.43 –.01A+InvGrCorpBd 0 – 3 +32 10.52n +.01A–Low Dur 0 – 1 +21 10.41n ..B+Low Dur 2 0 – 1 +18 10.00n +.01B+Low Dur 3 0 – 1 +18 9.85n ..A+LT US Govt – 1 – 6 +22 10.39n +.05A+Mod Duration 0 – 2 +29 10.65n –.01A+MortBack 0 0 +26 10.68n +.02A Real Asset – 2 – 8 +18 11.00 +.04A Real Return 0 – 4 +22 11.35n +.04B+RealEstRR + 2 – 6 –5 4.49 –.07B–Short Term 0 0 +13 9.89n +.01E StocksPLUS + 2 + 4 +1 8.55n –.16A+Tot Retn III 0 – 2 +30 9.61n +.01A+Total Ret II 0 – 2 +30 10.40n +.02A+Total Retrn 0 – 2 +31 10.86n ..

PIMCO P$ 13.5 bil 800–426–0107All Asset 0 – 1 .. 12.10n –.02AllAsstAuth 0 – 2 .. 10.57 +.02Commod RR 0 + 4 .. 9.31n +.13EmrgLoclBd – 3 – 6 .. 10.36n –.10High Yield + 1 + 1 .. 9.43 –.01Low Dur 0 – 1 .. 10.41n ..Real Return 0 – 4 .. 11.35n +.04Short Term 0 0 .. 9.89n +.01Total Retrn 0 – 2 .. 10.86n ..Pioneer A$ 18.8 bil 800–225–6292

C+AMTFrMuni – 2 – 9 +6 12.28 ..A Bond + 1 0 +24 9.60 +.01E CullenValue + 1 + 3 +8 18.35 –.36E EmergeMkts – 4 – 6 +52 29.60 –.71D–Eqty Inc + 1 + 5 +8 25.61 –.41A Glob Hi Yld + 2 + 2 +21 10.72 –.02B–Growth Opp – 1 + 5 +8 27.10 –.70A High Yield + 2 + 4 +26 10.33 –.06D HiInc Muni – 3 – 8 .. 7.28 +.01E Independnc + 1 + 5 +1 11.31 –.21D Mid Value + 1 + 5 +10 21.40 –.43B+Oak Sml Gr 0 + 9 +32 29.08 –.46D–Pioneer + 1 + 5 +10 41.22 –.80A+Strat Inc + 1 0 +31 11.03 ..E Value + 1 + 5 –15 11.51 –.19

Pioneer B$ 828 mil 800–225–6292

A–High Yield + 2 + 4 +23 10.40n –.06Pioneer C$ 3.4 bil 800–225–6292

E CullenValue + 1 + 3 +6 18.19 –.36A Glob Hi Yld + 2 + 2 +19 10.68 –.02A–High Yield + 2 + 4 +23 10.50 –.07D HiInc Muni – 3 – 8 .. 7.29 +.02E Pioneer + 1 + 4 +7 39.48 –.77A+Strat Inc + 1 0 +28 10.79 ..

Pioneer Y$ 8.8 bil 800–225–6292

A+Bond + 1 0 +25 9.52 +.01E CullenValue + 1 + 4 +10 18.41 –.35A+Glob Hi Yld + 2 + 2 +14 10.54n –.02A High Yield + 2 + 4 +28 10.33n –.06D Mid Value + 1 + 5 +12 22.35n –.45D–Pioneer + 1 + 5 +12 41.36n –.81A+Strat Inc + 1 0 +32 11.03n ..

PNC Funds$ 3.5 bil 800–551–2145

A–BondI 0 – 2 +20 10.38n +.01E Intl Eqty I b 0 + 1 +25 15.30n –.32A–IntrmdBndI 0 – 2 +23 11.28n +.02E LrgCapValI b + 1 + 5 –6 13.33n –.22B LtdMatBdI b 0 0 +17 10.22n +.01C–SmlCpCoreI b – 1 + 6 +14 11.77n –.24A TotRtrnAdvI b 0 – 1 +21 10.48n +.01C+UltraShBdI b 0 0 +13 10.02n ..E † PolarisGlbl 0 + 4 0 14.02n –.29D–† Portfolio21 + 1 + 1 +25 32.59n –.62

Price Advisor$ 12.7 bil 800–638–5660

D–Blu Chp Gr + 1 + 3 +17 38.48n –.89E Equity Inc + 2 + 6 +7 24.10n –.39D–Growth Stk + 1 + 2 +19 32.12n –.73A+InstEmMktBd – 1 – 4 .. 9.42n –.06B+Intl Bond 0 – 4 +24 9.89n –.02B Mid Cap Gr + 1 + 8 +33 58.23n –1.04B Mid Cap Val + 1 + 6 +25 23.84n –.41A New Income 0 – 2 +23 9.46n +.01D Retire 2030 .. .. no quoteC–Retire2015 .. .. no quoteD Retire2025 .. .. no quoteB+Sci & Tech + 3 + 8 +37 27.60n –.58B+SmlCapVal – 1 + 5 +24 35.54n –.89B+ST Bond 0 0 +16 4.86n +.01B–Tax Fr Inc – 2 – 6 +9 9.42n ..D–Value + 2 + 7 +11 23.63n –.41

Price Funds$ 303 bil 800–638–5660

E Afrc&MidE – 5 – 3 .. 7.34n –.23C–Balanced + 1 + 2 +18 19.55n –.23D–BlueChip Gr + 1 + 3 +18 38.52n –.89B–CA Tax Fr Bd – 2 – 6 +9 10.22n +.01D–Cap Opport + 2 + 5 +11 14.65n –.28B–CapApprc + 1 + 5 +24 20.59n –.19B–CapApprcAdv + 1 + 5 +23 20.47n –.19A Corp Income 0 – 2 +19 9.64n +.03D–Dividend Gr + 1 + 5 +14 23.19n –.41A+EmergMktBd – 1 – 4 +29 13.15n –.09E EmMktsInstl – 4 – 5 +55 30.96n –.70E EmrgEur&Med – 1 + 1 +16 23.14n –.68E EmrgMktStk – 4 – 5 +57 33.94n –.77D–Equity Inc + 2 + 6 +8 24.15n –.39E Equity Index + 2 + 5 +7 34.40n –.62E EquityIncR + 2 + 6 +6 24.05n –.39E Euro Stk + 2 0 +15 15.25n –.34C ExtEqMktIx + 1 + 7 +25 16.33n –.35E FinanclSvc + 1 + 5 –15 14.38n –.24B–GA Tax Fr Bd – 2 – 6 +9 10.44n +.01E Global Stock 0 0 +6 18.00n –.40A Global Tech + 5 + 10 +54 9.86n –.16A GNMA 0 – 1 +22 9.92n +.01

D–Growth & Inc + 1 + 4 +10 20.41n –.39D Growth Stk + 1 + 2 +20 32.38n –.74D–GrowthStk R + 1 + 2 +18 31.76n –.72B–Health Sci + 2 + 8 +37 30.95n –.78A+Hi Yld Adv + 2 + 2 +26 6.89n ..A+High Yld + 2 + 2 +27 6.90n –.01A+High Yld Ins + 2 + 2 +27 9.98n –.01B+InflProtBd 0 – 3 +22 11.96n +.04

InstFltRt + 1 + 2 .. 10.44n ..E InstGlobEq 0 0 .. 9.67n –.21B+InstlIntlBd 0 – 4 .. 10.06n –.03D–InstUSRsch + 2 + 5 .. 8.66n –.16A–Intl Bond – 1 – 4 +26 9.90n –.02E Intl Eq Idx + 2 + 1 +10 12.06n –.23E Intl Gr&Inc + 2 + 1 +9 13.62n –.25E Intl Stock 0 – 1 +16 14.16n –.25D–IntlDiscov .. .. no quoteE IntlGrIncAv + 2 + 1 +8 13.69n –.26E Japan 0 + 6 –30 8.08n –.11B Latin Amer – 6 – 7+146 53.12n –1.40D–LgCoreGr I + 1 + 3 +16 13.83n –.32C LgCpGrInstl + 1 + 4 +21 16.60n –.39D–LrgCapVal I + 2 + 6 +9 12.93n –.23C+MD ST Bd 0 0 +10 5.22n ..B MD Tax Fr Bd – 2 – 5 +10 10.00n +.01B+Media&Telcm + 2 + 5 +73 52.70n –1.22B Mid Cap Gr + 1 + 8 +35 59.32n –1.06B Mid Cap Val + 1 + 6 +26 23.94n –.42B+MidCapEqGrI + 1 + 8 +36 28.20n –.52B MidCapGr R + 1 + 8 +32 57.30n –1.03B–MidCapVal R + 1 + 6 +24 23.62n –.42B–New Amer Gr + 1 + 7 +28 33.48n –.57D–New Asia – 3 – 7+102 18.58n –.22E New Era + 1 + 10 +43 52.74n –.49A New Income 0 – 2 +24 9.48n +.01A–NewHorizns 0 + 9 +30 33.49n –.65B–NJ Tax Fr Bd – 2 – 5 +9 10.99n +.01B–NY Tax Fr Bd – 1 – 5 +10 10.66n +.01E OverseasStk + 2 + 2 .. 8.49n –.15B PersnlStrIn + 1 + 1 +23 16.16n –.15D PersonlStrGr + 1 + 3 +16 23.19n –.39C PrsnlStrBal + 1 + 2 +21 19.22n –.25C–RealEstate + 2 0 +7 17.77n –.33D+Ret2020 Adv .. .. no quoteC–Retire 2010 .. .. no quoteC Retire 2010 .. .. no quoteD Retire 2020 .. .. no quoteD Retire 2030 .. .. no quoteD Retire 2035 .. .. no quoteD Retire 2040 .. .. no quoteD Retire 2040 .. .. no quoteD Retire 2055 .. .. no quoteB–Retire Inc .. .. no quoteC–Retire2010R .. .. no quoteC–Retire2015 .. .. no quoteD+Retire2020R .. .. no quoteD+Retire2025 .. .. no quoteD Retire2030R .. .. no quoteD Retire2035 .. .. no quoteD Retire2040R .. .. no quoteD Retire2045 .. .. no quoteD Retire2050 .. .. no quoteC+RetireIncAd .. .. no quoteC+Rtr2005 .. .. no quoteB+Sci & Tech + 3 + 8 +37 27.71n –.59B+Sm Cap Value – 1 + 5 +25 35.75n –.90A SmCapStk 0 + 7 +30 34.40n –.72A SmCapStkAd 0 + 7 +29 34.17n –.71A SmCapStkIn 0 + 8 +30 14.16n –.31D–Spectrum Gr .. .. no quoteA Spectrum Inc .. .. no quoteE Spectrum Intl .. .. no quoteB+ST Bond 0 0 +17 4.86n +.01

Strat Inc 0 – 1 .. 11.93n –.01A Summit GNMA 0 – 1 +22 10.07n +.02B Summit Muni – 2 – 6 +11 10.53n +.01B+SumtMunInt – 1 – 4 +15 10.99n +.01B Tax Fr Inc – 1 – 6 +11 9.42n +.01D–TotEqMktIdx + 1 + 5 +12 14.39n –.27C Tx Fr Hi Yld – 2 – 7 +3 10.20n +.01B+Tx Fr Sh Intm 0 – 2 +15 5.52n ..A US Bond Idx 0 – 2 +23 11.12n +.02A US Treas LT – 2 – 6 +21 11.18n +.06A US Trs Intm + 1 – 4 +27 5.89n +.03B VA Tax Fr Bd – 1 – 5 +10 11.04n +.02D–Value + 2 + 7 +11 23.87n –.42

PRIMECAP Odyssey Fun$ 3.2 bil 800–729–2307

A AggrGrowth 0 + 3 +44 16.53 –.41C Growth + 1 + 4 +28 15.61 –.31D+Stock + 2 + 5 +21 14.41 –.23

Principal Investors$ 58.1 bil 800–222–5852

B+Bd & Mtg In + 1 – 1 +13 10.44n +.01B Bd & Mtg J + 1 – 1 +11 10.50n +.01D+CA Muni A – 3 – 8 –3 9.07 –.02D CapApprecA + 1 + 5 +15 39.03 –.81E DiscLgBldA + 2 + 5 –5 12.06 –.25E DivrsIntlA 0 + 1 –3 10.20 –.18E DivrsIntlI 0 + 1 +5 10.15n –.18E DivrsIntlJ 0 + 1 +4 10.10n –.18E Eq Inc A + 1 + 2 .. 17.61 –.29A–GvtHiQltyA 0 – 1 +21 11.07 +.01A+HiYld A + 2 + 2 +31 8.09 +.01A HiYld C + 1 + 1 +28 8.14n ..A+HiYld Inst + 2 + 2 .. 8.06 ..A+HiYldI Inst + 3 + 2 .. 10.99n +.01A+Income A + 1 – 1 +25 9.50 +.02D–InflProt I 0 – 3 .. 7.96 +.03E Intl Gr I 0 + 1 –5 8.96n –.17E IntlEmMktJ – 2 – 3 +59 25.48 –.51E IntlInstl + 1 0 +3 11.61n –.22E Lg Val Ins + 2 + 6 –4 9.51n –.19D–LgBlendII I + 1 + 5 +7 9.71n –.18C+LgCapGrI I + 2 + 5 +21 9.45n –.18E LgS&P500 I + 2 + 5 +6 8.93 –.16E LgS&P500 J + 2 + 4 +4 8.87 –.16E LgValI Ins + 2 + 4 .. 10.77 –.20E LgValIII I + 2 + 5 –12 10.36n –.18E LrgCapGr A 0 + 2 +12 8.01 –.23E LrgCapGr I 0 + 2 +14 8.18n –.24D–LrgGrowII I + 1 + 4 +15 8.38 –.16D LT 2010 I + 1 + 1 +5 11.29n –.11D LT 2010 J + 1 + 1 +4 11.26 –.11D LT 2020 In + 1 + 2 +8 11.79n –.15D–LT 2020 J + 1 + 2 +6 11.76n –.15D–LT 2030 I + 1 + 3 +10 11.71n –.18D–LT 2030 J + 1 + 2 +6 11.70n –.18D–LT 2040 I + 1 + 3 +9 11.91 –.20E LT 2040 J + 1 + 3 +6 11.86 –.20E LT 2050 I + 1 + 3 +8 11.43 –.21D+LT StrIncI + 1 0 +3 10.67 –.03C+MidCpBlndA + 2 + 6 +25 13.48 –.22C MidCpBlndJ + 2 + 6 +24 13.05 –.22D–MidGrIII I + 1 + 8 .. 10.77n –.23C MidValI I + 1 + 6 +19 13.24 –.23A+PrefSecs I + 1 0 +16 9.97 ..C+RealEstSecI + 2 0 +11 16.44 –.31C SmGrI Inst 0 + 8 +31 10.81n –.24D SmGrII Ins – 1 + 6 +10 8.64n –.24D SmlVal Ins – 1 + 4 +1 15.12 –.40C SmValII I 0 + 6 +6 9.68 –.25B+ST Inc A 0 0 +17 12.07 ..B–StrAConBlA + 1 + 1 +19 10.65 –.09D–StrAConGrB + 1 + 2 +7 13.21n –.21D–StrAConGrC + 1 + 2 +7 13.02n –.21B+StrAFlxInA + 1 0 +19 11.39 –.05B StrAFlxInC + 1 0 +16 11.31n –.04D–StrAsCnGrA + 1 + 3 +10 13.67 –.22C–StrAstBalA + 1 + 2 +15 12.85 –.15D+StrAstBalB + 1 + 1 +12 12.82n –.15D+StrAstBalC + 1 + 2 +13 12.72n –.15E StrAStrGrA + 1 + 3 +7 14.97 –.30E StrAStrGrB + 1 + 3 +5 14.09n –.27E StrAStrGrC + 1 + 3 +5 14.09n –.27C+TxExmptBdA – 2 – 7 .. 6.68 ..

ProFunds Inv$ 1.1 bil 888–776–3637

E RisRatOpp + 3 + 6 –30 12.88n –.08Prudential A$ 18.6 bil 800–225–1852

D+20/20Focus 0 + 3 +23 15.84 –.33D AsstAlloc + 1 + 3 +6 11.98 –.13D Blend 0 + 5 +13 17.29 –.35D Equity Opp + 1 + 5 +13 14.05 –.22E GlbRealEst + 1 – 2 +8 19.20 –.30A–Govt Inc 0 – 2 +21 9.59 +.01D Growth 0 + 2 +12 18.04 –.43B–Health Sci + 1 + 6 +33 23.44 –.57A+HighYield + 1 + 2 +28 5.59 ..E Intl Eqty + 2 + 1 –5 6.32 –.12C+Mid Cap Gr 0 + 4 +37 27.39 –.45C+Muni Hi Inc – 2 – 7 +5 9.07 ..C+Natl Muni – 2 – 6 +8 13.92 +.01C–NaturlRsrc – 2 + 5 +72 55.69 –.20A Sh Tm Corp + 1 – 1 +22 11.52 +.02C Small Co 0 + 7 +29 20.40 –.36A+TotRetBd 0 – 1 +28 13.85 +.01E Utility + 1 + 3 +8 10.36 –.12E Value + 2 + 6 +3 14.99 –.28

Prudential B$ 1.2 bil 800–225–1852

D+NaturlRsrc – 2 + 4 +66 46.99n –.17Prudential C$ 1.9 bil 800–225–1852

D 20/20 Focus 0 + 3 +18 14.23 –.31C Eqty Inc 0 + 3 +26 12.77 –.16

Prudential Z&I$ 6.0 bil 800–225–1852

D+20/20FocusZ 0 + 3 +25 16.38n –.34D–GlbRealEstZ + 1 – 2 .. 19.26 –.30D Growth Z 0 + 2 +13 18.73n –.44A+High Yld Z + 1 + 2 +29 5.61 +.01C+Mid Cap GrZ 0 + 4 +38 28.39n –.46

C Small Co Z + 1 + 7 +30 21.30n –.38E Stock Idx I + 2 + 5 +7 28.12n –.51E Stock Idx Z + 2 + 5 +7 28.12n –.51D–Value Z + 2 + 6 +5 14.99n –.29

Purisima Funds$ 419 mil 800–841–0199

E Total Return 0 + 3 +12 20.37 –.39Putnam A$ 40.5 bil 800–225–1581

A+AmerGovtInc 0 – 2 +29 9.56 +.01D Asset All Gr + 1 + 2 +12 12.39 –.21C–Asst All Bal + 1 + 2 +13 11.00 –.14B–AstAlloCns 0 0 +13 9.21 –.05C+CA Tax Ex – 2 – 7 +6 7.31 ..A Capital Opps + 1 + 7 +25 11.79 –.27B Convt Sec + 2 + 5 +28 20.51 –.27B+Diversifd Inc + 1 + 1 +8 8.10 –.01D Equity Inc + 2 + 5 +13 15.40 –.34C+Float Inc + 1 + 3 +6 8.94 +.01C GlbHlthCre 0 + 1 +1 44.93 –.81E GlbUtility + 1 – 1 +10 11.18 –.16E Glob Eqty + 4 + 5 +1 9.04 –.17E GlobNatRes + 1 + 6 +19 22.24 –.43E Gr & Inc + 2 + 6 –9 13.77 –.26E GrgPtmBal + 1 + 3 –14 12.10 –.12C Growth Opp + 2 + 6 +23 16.79 –.36A+Hi Yld Adv + 2 + 2 +29 6.06 ..A+High Yield + 2 + 2 +26 7.85 –.01A+Income + 1 0 +23 6.78 +.01E Intl Equity + 2 + 2 –2 20.44 –.39E Intl Gr&Inc + 2 + 2 –7 10.14 –.18D–IntlCapOpps 0 + 5 +33 35.84 –.57E IntlNewOpp + 1 + 1 +26 16.75 –.28E Investors + 2 + 5 –4 12.96 –.25B MA Tax Ex – 1 – 6 +12 9.02 +.01D Mlt Cap Val 0 + 5 +9 12.37 –.24D MltCpGrw + 1 + 6 +11 51.31 –1.11B NJ Tax Ex – 2 – 6 +12 8.87 +.01B–NY Tax Ex – 1 – 6 +10 8.11 +.02B–PA Tax Ex – 1 – 5 +10 8.64 +.01D Research + 1 + 5 +7 15.35 –.29B–Tax Ex Inc – 1 – 6 +8 8.09 +.01B–Tax Fr Insur – 2 – 6 +10 14.06 +.02C Tx Fr Hgh Yld – 2 – 7 +4 11.08 +.01A+US Govt Inc 0 – 1 +30 14.14 +.01A+Voyager + 2 + 4 +37 24.15 –.59

Putnam B$ 1.9 bil 800–225–1581

D–Asst All Gr + 1 + 2 +9 12.24n –.20A Voyager + 2 + 4 +33 20.51n –.50

Putnam C$ 2.3 bil 800–225–1581

C+Dvrsfd Inc + 1 0 +4 8.00n –.01Putnam M$ 1.2 bil 800–225–1581

B+Diversifd Inc + 1 0 +7 8.00 –.01A+Income + 1 0 +21 6.65 ..

Putnam Y$ 2.9 bil 800–225–1581

C–Asset All Bal + 1 + 2 +12 11.02n –.13D Asset All Gr + 1 + 2 +13 12.48n –.21B AstAlloCns 0 0 +14 9.23n –.05D Equity Inc + 2 + 5 +14 15.40n –.34D MltCpGrw + 1 + 6 +12 53.63n –1.15A+Voyager + 2 + 4 +39 25.15n –.61

Quaker Funds$ 309 mil 800–220–8888

E Strat Gr A 0 + 4 –9 16.29 –.28Quant Funds$ 824 mil 800–326–2151

E EmrgMktOrd – 1 – 1 +54 24.30n –.36E ForeignValO – 1 + 2 +9 13.87n –.23

Rainier Funds$ 4.7 bil 800–248–6314

E Lg Equity + 1 + 4 +7 25.21n –.54E Lg Equity I + 1 + 5 +8 25.42n –.54E Sm/Mid Eq + 1 + 8 +12 32.93n –.68E Sm/Mid Eq I + 1 + 8 +13 33.74n –.70

RBC Funds$ 952 mil 800–463–3863AcCpCtyInvI 0 – 2 .. 9.65n ..Ridgeworth$ 14.6 bil 877–984–7321

C+GA TaxEx I – 1 – 6 +9 9.73n +.01A+Hi Inc I + 3 + 3 +37 7.26n –.01A+Hi Yield I + 2 + 1 +19 10.01n ..A–InGrTxEx I – 1 – 4 +17 11.59n ..E Intl Eq I + 2 + 2 +3 11.41n –.23E IntlEqIdx I + 3 + 1 +1 13.27n –.26A Intmd Bd I + 1 – 1 +23 10.42 +.02A InvGrdBd I 0 – 2 +25 11.08n +.02D–Large Gr I + 1 + 5 +16 10.96n –.23E LgCoreEq I 0 + 3 –1 13.68n –.24D LgValEq I + 1 + 6 +19 12.96n –.19A MidValEq I + 3 + 10 +37 12.21n –.18B ShTrmBd I 0 – 1 +16 9.98n ..D Small Gr I 0 + 7 +2 15.38n –.35A SmValEq I 0 + 5 +25 13.76n –.28A TotRetBondI + 1 – 1 +24 10.44n +.02B US UlShBd I 0 0 +15 10.07n +.01B VAIntMun I 0 – 4 +14 10.15n +.01

RiverSource A$ 5.1 bil 800–221–2450

D Balanced + 1 + 3 +10 10.13 –.13B InBldModIn + 1 + 1 .. 10.31 –.04A+PrcMtlMin – 9 – 7+112 14.85 +.11E PrtFmtlVal + 1 + 4 +2 5.03 –.08C+Sh US Gov 0 0 +9 4.78 ..C+Sml Co Idx – 1 + 6 +11 5.02 –.12B–TaxExHiInc – 2 – 7 +5 4.02 ..

RiverSource B$ 513 mil 800–221–2450

E TNIntlOpp 0 0 +16 9.04 –.17RiverSource I$ 966 mil 800–221–2450

E IntlSelGr – 1 + 1 +14 7.02n –.09E PrtFmtlVal + 1 + 4 +3 5.09n –.08

Robeco Funds$ 359 mil 212–908–9500

A+BosLngShIns + 2 + 6 +75 20.27n –.33Royce Funds$ 26.0 bil 800–221–4268

A 100 Svc + 1 + 8 +45 9.88n –.18A HeritageSev 0 + 6 +45 15.01n –.27A+LowPrStkSev – 2 + 5 +49 17.91n –.31A MicroCap I – 3 + 4 +45 17.12n –.31A–Opport I 0 + 9 +29 12.14n –.33B–PA Mutl Inv 0 + 6 +25 11.69n –.24C PAMutlCnst 0 + 6 +20 10.64n –.21A PremierInv 0 + 7 +43 20.37n –.34A SpecialEq I – 1 + 4 +40 20.61n –.45C TotlRet I 0 + 4 +20 13.14n –.24A–Value Svc 0 + 6 +41 12.68n –.19D ValuePlsSer – 1 + 5 +20 13.28n –.25

RS Funds$ 8.5 bil 800–766–3863

D+EmergeMktsA – 3 – 4 +85 25.84 –.63D Glb Nat Res – 1 + 6 +37 37.13 –.19A InvQual VIP + 1 – 1 +20 12.39n +.02D+LrgCpAlpha – 1 + 4 +36 42.14 –.80B+Partners – 2 + 7 +17 32.45 –.62D+SmallCapGr 0 + 7 +28 41.58 –.94A–TechnologyA + 2 + 6 +48 19.91 –.41D+Value 0 + 5 +18 25.83 –.47

RUSSELL FUNDS I$ 4.4 bil 800–787–7354

E IntlDvlMkt + 1 + 1 0 32.02n –.59A InvstGrBd 0 – 2 +23 21.71n +.03A StratBd + 1 – 1 +22 10.73n +.01E USCoreEqty + 1 + 5 +2 28.29n –.54E USQuanEqty + 2 + 5 –4 29.24n –.54D–USSmallMid + 1 + 8 +5 23.07n –.54

Russell Funds S$ 13.3 bil 800–787–7354

D+EmergMkts – 3 – 4 +66 20.20n –.43E Glb Eqty + 1 + 3 .. 8.97 –.16D GlbRlEstSec 0 – 2 +5 36.25n –.57

IntlDvlMkt + 1 + 1 .. 32.00 –.59A InvstGrBd 0 – 2 .. 21.69n +.03B+ShDuratnBd 0 – 1 +17 19.34 +.01

Strat Bd + 1 – 1 .. 10.86 +.02B+Tax Ex Bd 0 – 3 +14 21.72n +.02E TxMgUSLgCp + 2 + 5 +7 19.93n –.39

USCoreEqty + 1 + 5 .. 28.28 –.54USQuanEqty + 2 + 5 .. 29.26 –.53USSmallMid + 1 + 8 .. 23.01 –.53Russell Lifepoint R3$ 2.5 bil 800–787–7354

D Bal Strat + 1 + 1 +12 10.51 –.11B Con Strat + 1 0 +15 10.57n –.03E Equity Gr + 1 + 2 +2 9.17 –.15D–Gr Strat + 1 + 2 +8 10.02 –.14C ModStrat + 1 0 +14 10.65n –.07

Russell Lifepoints A$ 2.5 bil 800–787–7354

D Bal Strat + 1 + 1 +12 10.48 –.11E Equity Gr + 1 + 2 +4 9.43 –.15D–Gr Strat + 1 + 2 +9 9.98 –.14C Mod Strat + 1 0 +15 10.61 –.06

Russell Lifepoints C$ 3.0 bil 800–787–7354

D Bal Strat + 1 + 1 +10 10.41 –.11E Equity Gr + 1 + 2 0 8.72 –.14E Gr Strat + 1 + 2 +6 9.87 –.13C–Mod Strat + 1 0 +12 10.54 –.07

Russell Lifepoints E$ 1.3 bil 800–787–7354

D+Bal Strat + 1 + 1 +13 10.51 –.11D–Gr Strat + 1 + 2 +9 10.00 –.14

Russell Lifepoints S$ 1.3 bil 800–787–7354

D+Bal Strat + 1 + 1 +14 10.57 –.11E Equity Gr + 1 + 2 +4 9.43 –.15D–Gr Strat + 1 + 2 +9 10.07 –.14A+† RvrnrtCrOpp + 1 + 3 .. 12.27 –.14

Rydex Dynamic$ 637 mil 800–820–0888

E Ndq1002xStH + 4 + 7 +10 126.33n –6.81Rydex Investor$ 2.1 bil 800–820–0888

B–Internet + 2 + 1 +33 49.97n –1.20E InvGovtLgBd + 3 + 5 –26 13.26n –.08C–Ndq + 2 + 4 +32 14.80n –.39A+Prec Metals –11 – 6 +90 78.33n +.72

Rydex/Sgi A$ 1.9 bil 800–820–0888

D–LgCapCore + 1 + 5 –5 4.94 –.10A MidCapVal A + 1 + 6 +30 32.70 –.67

Rydex/Sgi C$ 282 mil 800–820–0888

A–MidCapVal C + 1 + 6 +20 28.69n –.59Rydex/Sgi H$ 1.3 bil 800–820–0888

D MgdFutStr – 1 0 .. 25.64n +.14

—S—T—U—Schroder Funds$ 1.2 bil 800–464–3108

D–NorthAmerEq + 1 + 4 +6 9.79n –.17B–US Opps Inv r – 1 + 5 +41 23.88n –.50

Schwab Funds$ 33.1 bil 800–435–4000

D–1000Idx Inv + 2 + 5 +10 37.76n –.68B CA TxFr Bd – 1 – 4 +11 11.21n +.01E Core Equity + 2 + 5 +8 17.09n –.33E Div Eq Sel + 1 + 4 +9 12.98n –.23E FdIntLgIns + 3 + 2 .. 8.31 –.17D+FdUSLgInst + 2 + 6 .. 9.79 –.18A FmdUS Sm I – 1 + 6 .. 10.67 –.28E Glb RE Sel + 1 – 2 .. 6.52 –.10A–GNMASelect 0 – 1 +22 10.20n +.01D Health Care + 1 + 3 +10 16.01n –.31D HedgedEqSel + 2 + 3 +6 15.54n –.18B+InflProSel 0 – 3 .. 10.74 +.04E Intl Idx Sel + 2 + 1 +7 17.54n –.34D–Lrg Gr Sel + 1 + 4 +11 11.25n –.22D MktTrack Bal + 1 + 2 +11 15.30n –.18E MktTrck All Eq + 1 + 4 +11 12.01n –.25D+MTConsrv + 1 + 1 +11 13.37n –.10D MTGrwth + 1 + 3 +12 17.08n –.27E PremEqtySel + 2 + 6 0 10.65n –.20A PremIncIns 0 – 1 .. 10.29n +.02E S&P500 Slct + 2 + 5 +8 19.88n –.36B Sm Cap Select 0 + 6 +24 21.02n –.53D Sm Eq Sel + 1 + 7 +2 15.60n –.40D ST Bond Mkt 0 – 1 +3 9.14n +.01D+Target 2020 + 1 + 2 +12 11.03n –.12D+Target 2030 + 1 + 3 +14 11.47n –.17D+Target 2040 + 1 + 3 +16 11.71n –.19A–TaxFreeBond 0 – 3 +14 11.04n +.01C Tot Bd Mkt 0 – 2 +6 9.19n +.01D–TotStkIdxSel + 1 + 5 +13 23.06n –.44

Schwartz Funds$ 572 mil 248–644–8500

C–AvMarCathlc + 2 + 7 +14 16.73 –.22Scout Funds$ 8.3 bil 800–996–2862

D–Intl + 1 + 1 +31 32.57n –.63A Mid Cap + 1 + 7 .. 13.46 –.25E Small Cap – 1 + 6 +8 15.29n –.32

SEI Portfolios$ 20.1 bil 800–342–5734

A CoreFxdInst A 0 – 1 +22 10.83n +.01D Emrg Mkt A – 3 – 3 +43 11.80n –.25A+GNMA A 0 – 1 +28 10.59n +.01A+High Yld Bond + 2 + 2 +20 7.50n ..E Intl Equity A + 1 + 1 –14 8.87n –.15B Intl Fxd Inc A 0 – 2 +8 10.15n +.01A+IntlEmrgMkt A 0 – 4 +35 11.04n –.06A Intmd Govt A 0 – 2 +28 11.33n +.01B+Intmd Muni A – 1 – 4 +14 10.86n +.01E Larg Cp Val A + 2 + 5 –4 16.50n –.27D–Lge Cp Gr A + 2 + 5 +11 22.12n –.42E S&P 500 Idx A + 2 + 5 +5 34.88n –.64E S&P 500 Idx E + 2 + 5 +6 35.02n –.64B+Sh Dur Govt A 0 0 +18 10.60n ..E Sm Cp Gr A 0 + 7 0 16.92n –.39C Sm Cp Val A 0 + 4 +13 17.41n –.40E TxMgdLgCp A + 2 + 5 +5 12.34n –.22D TxMgdSmCp A 0 + 6 +10 12.34n –.28C–UltStDrBd A 0 0 +5 9.33n ..D–VolatilityA + 1 + 3 +12 11.62n –.19

Selected Funds$ 7.5 bil 800–243–1575

E American D + 1 + 4 +8 41.68n –.66E American S + 1 + 4 +6 41.70 –.66

Seligman Group$ 2.3 bil 800–221–2783

D Capital A 0 + 6 +21 25.80 –.58E Growth A + 1 + 5 +16 4.80 –.11B Natl Muni A – 2 – 7 +10 7.33 ..

Sentinel Group$ 5.0 bil 800–282–3863

C–Bal A + 1 + 2 +19 17.16 –.19D–CmmnStk A + 2 + 4 +17 31.88 –.48E CorOpptA + 2 + 4 +5 12.77 –.20A Govt Sec A 0 – 1 +23 10.55 +.01B+ShMatGv A 0 0 +16 9.25 +.01C Small Co A + 1 + 7 +27 7.81 –.13D+† Sequoia + 3 + 5 +12 133.72n –1.80

Sit Funds$ 2.3 bil 800–332–5580

D–Lge Cp Gr 0 + 4 +16 42.46n –.80B MN Tax Free – 1 – 5 +10 9.61n +.01A–US Govt 0 0 +23 11.29n ..B+† SkylnSpEq + 1 + 7 +16 22.60n –.63

Sound Mind Funds$ 340 mil 877–764–3863

E Investing .. .. no quoteE † SoundShore + 3 + 7 +5 32.70n –.56

Spirit of America$ 183 mil 877–367–5960

E RE Inc&GrA + 2 – 1 –15 9.08 –.19SSGA Funds$ 5.5 bil 800–647–7327

E Emerg Mkts – 3 – 4 .. 21.97 –.46E Emerg Mkts – 3 – 4 +56 21.90n –.46E Intl Stk Sel + 3 + 3 +3 10.40n –.17E S&P 500 Idx + 2 + 5 +7 21.00n –.38

Stadion$ 1.1 bil 800–222–7636

C StadnMgdA + 1 + 1 .. 10.37 –.18State Frm Asc$ 5.4 bil 309–766–2029

C–Balanced + 1 + 1 +22 54.66n –.47D–Growth + 1 + 3 +19 53.61n –.93C Interim 0 – 1 +15 10.22 +.01C Muni Bond 0 – 4 +7 8.43n +.01

State Frm Ret$ 3.0 bil 800–447–4930

D LifPth2020A 0 + 1 +12 12.87 –.14D–LifPth2030A + 1 + 1 +9 13.23 –.19E LifPth2040A + 1 + 2 +6 13.51 –.24C+LifPthRtmtA 0 0 +16 11.77 –.08E S&P 500 A + 2 + 4 +5 9.63 –.17

Steelpath MLP$ 562 mil 888–614–6614AlphaI + 1 + 1 .. 10.96 –.03Select40 I + 1 + 2 .. 11.08 –.03Stone Harbor Investm$ 467 mil

A HighYldBdI + 2 + 1 .. 9.96n +.01† Stralem Eq + 1 + 2 .. 125.04 –2.04Stratton Funds$ 1.0 bil 800–634–5726

C+Sm Cap Yield 0 + 7 +19 49.85n –.95SunAmer Foc$ 2.3 bil 800–858–8850

E Lrg Grow A + 1 + 3 –4 18.11 –.39SunAmerica$ 2.2 bil 800–858–8850AltStratA + 1 + 2 .. 10.60 +.05

A–GNMA A 0 – 1 +21 11.57 +.02B–SrFloatRt A + 1 + 2 .. 8.37 ..C+SrFloatRt C + 1 + 2 +5 8.36n ..A StratBond A + 1 – 1 +20 3.45 ..

Target Funds$ 2.3 bil 800–442–8748

A+Intmd Bond 0 – 2 +32 10.27n +.01D–Mod Alloc A + 1 + 1 +9 10.83 –.13B+SmallCapVal + 1 + 6 +28 20.81n –.42A+Tot Ret Bd 0 – 3 +29 10.74n +.02

TCM Funds$ 563 mil 800–536–3230

E TCMSmGr 0 + 7 +18 28.70 –.66TCW Funds$ 9.6 bil 800–386–3829

E Div Foc + 3 + 8 +2 10.86n –.18A+EmMktsInc I 0 – 2 +50 8.61n –.06E RelValLrgI + 3 + 9 +3 13.88 –.24C–Select Eq I + 1 + 5 +7 17.54n –.32A Sm Cp Gr I – 1 + 7 +66 28.92n –.63A Sm Cp Gr N – 1 + 7 +63 27.83n –.60A+TotRetBd I + 1 0 +33 9.99n +.01A+TotRetBd N + 1 0 +32 10.34n +.02

Templeton Instl$ 8.2 bil 800–321–8563

D–Emerg Mkt – 4 – 6 +41 16.00n –.37E Foreign Eqty + 3 + 2 +16 20.72n –.28

TFS Capital$ 1.2 bil 888–837–4446

B+MktNeutrl + 1 + 3 +51 14.88n –.08Third Avenue$ 9.4 bil 800–880–8442

D–Intl Val I + 4 + 6 +6 17.65n –.19E RlEstVal I + 2 + 2 0 23.55n –.39D–SmlCapVal I + 2 + 7 +3 21.26n –.34E Value Inst + 1 0 +4 52.42n –1.03

Thompson Plm$ 563 mil 800–999–0887

A+Bond + 1 0 +34 11.45n +.01

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IS MSCI Turkey Invest TUR 14 -9.3United States Natural Gas UNG 9 -8.1iPath Natural Gas ETN GAZ 8 -7.9MV Brazil Small Cap BRF 35 -7.7iPath India ETN INP 23 -5.9WT India Earn EPI 20 -5.5PS India Portfoli PIN 22 -5.2IS MSCI South Africa EZA 41 -4.9IS MSCI Thailand Invest THD 63 -4.7IS MSCI Bric Index BKF 35 -3.6

HT Oil Service OIH 82 5.3IS DJ US Oil & Equipment IEZ 84 5.1IS MSCI All Peru Cap EPU 82 4.9PS Dynamic Oil Services PXJ 83 4.6Spdr S&P Oil & Gas Equip XES 81 4.1MV Vietnam VNM 61 3.7MV Indonesia IDX 31 3.2Spdr S&P Metals & Mining XME 82 3.2Spdr S&P Oil &Gas Explor XOP 83 2.7ProS Short MSCI Emerg EUM 16 2.5

BOTTOM 10

’11 % Rel Acc 52-wk Div Close Vol %Chg Str Dist high Fund Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg

’11 % Rel Acc 52-wk Div Close Vol %Chg Str Dist high Fund Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg

TOP 10Rel Str 1-wk

ETF Symbol Rtg % chgRel Str 1-wk

ETF Symbol Rtg % chg

U.S. Stock/Broad Index6.4 92 B- 171.7 ProS Ultpro QQQ TQQQ .. 157.39-12.84 134

-3.9 91 D- 79.3 DX SC Bull 3X Shrs TNA 0.1 69.61 -5.48 534.3 88 B- 79.0 DX LC Bull 3X Shrs BGU 0.3 74.54 -4.08 684.3 88 D 226.6 ProS Ultpro S&P 500 UPRO 0.2 213.63-11.91 781.8 87 B+ 67.9 ProS Ultra Mdcp 400 MVV 0.1 64.81 -2.46 584.4 85 B 90.1 ProS Ultra QQQ QLD .. 85.05 -4.55 98

-2.3 83 B- 45.4 ProS Ultra Russ 2000 UWM 0.0 41.72 -2.15 62-1.9 83 B- 48.5 ProS Ultra Smcap 600 SAA 0.0 45.47 -2.49 1122.9 78 D+ 51.4 ProS Ultra S&P 500 SSO 0.7 49.43 -1.80 1062.7 78 B 44.0 RX 2X S&P 500 RSU 0.8 42.26 -1.58 1044.3 76 B- 58.7 ProS Ultra Dow 30 DDM 0.6 56.84 -1.56 1753.2 72 B 27.6 FrstTr Nasdq 100 Tech QTEC 0.4 26.54 -0.67 31

-0.1 72 A 81.2 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK 0.5 77.97 -1.78 720.4 70 A- 103.7 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Grw IJK 0.6 101.08 -1.84 -10

-1.4 69 C+ 90.4 IS Russell 2000 Grwth IWO 0.7 86.16 -2.06 711.1 69 B+ 58.7 IS Russell Mdcp Grwt IWP 0.8 57.22 -1.13 31.0 67 B 93.7 IS S&P Mdcp 400 IJH 1.0 91.63 -1.71 50

-0.5 67 B- 74.4 IS S&P Smcp 600 Grw IJT 0.9 72.20 -1.63 -310.0 67 B 35.5 Schwab US Small Cap SCHA 1.0 34.30 -0.79 -20.8 67 A 56.4 VG Extd Market VXF 1.0 54.83 -1.16 161.4 67 B- 77.0 VG Mid-Cap VO 1.2 75.48 -1.36 31.1 66 B- 170.5 SPDR S&P Midcap 400 MDY 0.9 166.55 -3.16 53

-1.1 65 D+ 80.7 IS Russell 2000 Idx IWM 1.1 77.41 -1.94 861.1 65 B 104.9 IS Russell Mdcp Indx IWR 1.4 102.89 -1.85 97

-0.6 65 B 70.3 IS S&P Smcp 600 IJR 1.1 68.09 -1.72 242.3 65 C+ 57.4 PS QQQ Trust QQQQ 0.6 55.73 -1.45 98

-0.1 65 B+ 75.2 VG Small-Cp VB 1.2 72.59 -1.72 29-2.1 63 C 52.0 IS Russell Microcap IWC 0.8 49.07 -1.41 281.9 63 A- 82.7 IS S&P Mdcp 400 Vl IJJ 1.5 80.97 -1.57 -191.2 63 A- 48.9 RX S&P 500 Equl Wght RSP 1.2 47.87 -0.97 -22.6 63 B 30.0 RX S&P 500 Pure Val RPV 1.2 29.34 -0.62 51.0 61 A- 63.5 VG Growth VUG 1.1 62.05 -1.29 311.7 60 B+ 59.5 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF 1.2 58.23 -1.13 33

-0.5 60 B+ 73.1 IS Russell 2000 Val IWN 1.6 70.70 -1.79 181.3 60 B+ 46.5 IS Russell Mdcp Val IWS 1.9 45.58 -0.82 65

-0.6 60 B 73.7 IS S&P Smcp 600 Vl IJS 1.1 71.49 -1.94 -371.5 59 A- 31.4 Schwab US Board Mkt SCHB 1.4 30.83 -0.57 2111.5 59 C+ 31.0 Schwab US Large Cap SCHX 1.5 30.41 -0.56 101.7 59 B 55.0 VG Mid-Cap Value VOE 1.9 53.91 -1.02 -71.5 58 B+ 65.7 IS DJ USIndex IYY 1.6 64.34 -1.32 1671.6 58 B- 72.3 IS Russell 1000 Idx IWB 1.6 70.95 -1.30 281.3 58 B- 77.5 IS Russell 3000 Indx IWV 1.6 75.92 -1.44 01.6 58 B+ 59.6 VG Large-Cap VV 1.7 58.52 -1.05 46

0.1 58 B+ 68.8 VG Small-Cp Value VBR 1.9 66.92 -1.56 961.4 58 B+ 67.1 VG Total Stock Mkt VTI 1.7 65.83 -1.20 -38

-0.2 56 A- 16.7 PS Dyn Lrg Grwth PWB 0.6 16.22 -0.37 -281.5 56 B+ 11.2 PS Listed Priv Eq PSP 4.9 10.91 -0.25 -50.7 55 B 67.5 IS S&P 500 Gw Indx IVW 1.4 66.10 -1.29 941.5 55 B 130.7 IS S&P 500 Index IVV 1.7 128.14 -2.38 642.5 55 B+ 62.1 IS S&P 500 Value In IVE 2.0 61.05 -1.00 1151.6 55 C+ 130.2 Spdr S&P 500 SPY 1.8 127.72 -2.27 981.5 53 A- 66.9 IS Russell 1000 Val IWD 1.9 65.82 -1.05 101.9 53 B+ 58.8 IS S&P 100 Index OEF 1.9 57.72 -0.97 1522.1 53 A- 55.3 VG Value VTV 2.3 54.43 -0.88 1292.1 51 B 119.9 Spdr Dow Jones Tr DIA 2.3 118.02 -1.62 1610.8 51 A 54.0 VG Div Appr VIG 2.0 53.04 -0.77 41.1 51 A 43.4 VG Hi Dividend Yld VYM 2.6 42.67 -0.62 122.1 48 A+ 19.3 PS Dyn Lrg Val PWV 2.2 18.92 -0.32 91.7 46 B+ 20.7 Clymr/Zacks Yld Hog CVY 4.7 20.41 -0.26 -67

-0.2 46 B- 50.6 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY 3.4 49.75 -0.76 54-2.1 41 B- 9.0 PS Hi Yld Eq Dv PEY 4.0 8.67 -0.14 -500.0 41 B- 52.8 Spdr S&P Dividend SDY 3.3 51.98 -0.73 45

-2.3 13 E 55.2 ProS Short Dow 30 DOG .. 43.30 0.54 137-1.6 12 D 56.0 ProS Short S&P 500 SH .. 43.16 0.77 101-2.5 9 B- 48.0 ProS Short QQQ PSQ .. 33.81 0.84 620.8 9 D- 47.4 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM .. 32.45 0.84 201

-4.4 6 E 32.7 ProS Ultsht Dow 30 DXD .. 19.79 0.53 188-3.2 5 D 39.4 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS .. 23.01 0.78 118-3.2 5 E 63.6 RX Inv 2X S&P 500 RSW .. 37.28 1.23 204-5.0 4 C- 22.1 ProS Ultsht QQQ QID .. 11.05 0.53 125-4.9 3 E 43.1 ProS Ultpro St Sp 500 SPXU .. 18.46 0.92 149-2.6 3 C- 24.6 ProS Ultsht Mdcp 400 MZZ .. 11.58 0.42 1161.1 3 B- 28.7 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM .. 12.70 0.58 147

-4.9 2 C 20.3 DX LC Bear 3X Shrs BGZ .. 8.34 0.42 1351.4 2 D- 59.3 DX SC Bear 3X Shrs TZA .. 15.83 1.08 92

Sector/Industry12.7 97 B 68.1 DX Energy Bull 3X ERX 0.3 65.88 -0.89 348.8 95 B+ 15.7 PS Db Agri Dl ETN DAG .. 15.31 -0.26 -289.3 93 B 51.1 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas DIG 0.5 50.06 -0.37 146

-4.3 91 C+ 52.8 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl UYM 0.1 48.49 -1.23 609.5 90 B 54.1 DX Tech Bull 3X TYH .. 49.83 -3.62 144

10.0 90 B- 46.3 ProS Ultra Semicondc USD 0.2 43.82 -2.21 534.9 86 B 63.6 DX Rel Est Bull 3X DRN 1.8 59.60 -3.14 294.5 84 B+ 59.3 IS DJ USOil&Equpmt IEZ 0.5 58.89 -0.04 426.4 83 C- 71.2 ProS Ultra Technology ROM .. 67.44 -3.12 903.8 83 B 22.9 PS Dyn Oil Svcs PXJ 0.3 22.66 -0.11 -233.7 83 C+ 55.3 Spdr S&P O&G Expl XOP 0.3 54.71 0.23 577.0 82 B- 151.7 HT Oil Service OIH 0.5 150.41 0.39 69

-1.7 82 D- 71.8 Spdr S&P Metls&Min XME 0.5 67.61 -0.67 434.0 81 B+ 38.4 Spdr S&P O&G Equip XES 0.8 38.17 -0.08 -487.4 81 B+ 61.0 Spdr S&P Semiconduc XSD 0.7 58.64 -1.53 -244.2 80 B- 54.8 ProS Ultra Real Est URE 0.7 52.76 -1.81 34

-3.5 79 B- 49.8 MV Coal KOL 0.4 45.61 -0.90 234.2 78 B 72.0 Spdr Energy XLE 1.4 71.11 -0.31 860.4 77 B 36.3 FrstTr DJ Internet FDN 0.1 34.45 -0.85 35.7 77 B- 35.3 HT Semiconductors SMH 1.4 34.40 -0.73 844.7 77 A- 41.2 IS DJ USEnergy Idx IYE 1.2 40.81 -0.20 746.4 77 B 61.1 IS S&P Gsti Smcdct IGW 0.9 59.26 -1.67 -284.2 77 B+ 105.0 VG Energy VDE 1.2 103.85 -0.40 161.9 76 C 67.2 IS DJ USOil&Explr IEO 0.3 65.09 -0.29 774.9 74 B 39.7 DX Fincl Bull 3X FAS 0.3 29.22 -1.56 37

-2.0 74 C- 79.0 IS DJ USBasic Mtrl IYM 1.1 75.91 -0.92 51.3 74 B- 42.7 IS S&P Gssi Nat Res IGE 1.3 42.25 0.00 61.5 73 B 57.0 MV Agribusiness MOO 0.6 54.34 -0.91 9

-13.2 72 D- 44.9 MV Jr Gold Mine GDXJ .. 34.63 0.71 932.4 71 C- 20.6 FrstTr Ise Rev Nat Gas FCG 0.2 20.16 -0.08 -381.9 70 B 36.5 IS S&P Gsti Network IGN 0.1 34.14 -0.79 -58

-1.0 70 C+ 75.8 MV Steel SLX 1.4 71.83 -2.16 363.4 69 B 41.0 IS S&P Glb Energy IXC 1.8 40.38 -0.45 -30.8 69 A 26.6 MV Nuclear Engy NLR 4.1 25.55 -0.39 182.6 69 C 77.9 ProS Ultra Financials UYG 0.1 68.10 -2.54 873.1 68 A 69.0 IS DJ USIndustrial IYJ 1.5 67.44 -1.37 136

-1.5 67 B- 20.2 FrstTr ConsmDis Alph FXD 0.4 19.49 -0.55 410.8 67 B 24.7 FrstTr Material Alphdx FXZ 1.6 23.96 -0.47 -45.4 67 B+ 58.4 IS DJ USHlth Prvdr IHF 0.2 56.80 -1.46 1082.6 67 A 68.0 VG Industrials VIS 1.3 66.50 -1.37 29

-1.2 67 D 84.2 VG Materials VAW 2.2 81.62 -1.27 252.8 66 B- 36.6 Spdr Industrial XLI 1.6 35.83 -0.72 80

-4.3 65 C- 49.8 Spdr S&P Retail XRT 1.0 46.27 -1.11 566.2 63 A 22.4 Clymr/Clr Glb Timber CUT 2.7 21.90 -0.53 9

-2.4 63 B- 40.2 FrstTr Amex Biotech FBT .. 38.18 -1.27 101-3.6 63 B- 74.2 IS S&P Glb Material MXI 1.7 70.63 -1.80 133.3 63 B+ 64.2 IS S&P Gsti Tech IGM 0.4 62.45 -1.56 63.3 63 B+ 65.3 VG Info Tech VGT 0.6 63.52 -1.48 703.3 62 B 68.3 IS DJ USTech Indx IYW 0.4 66.50 -1.59 21

-1.6 62 D+ 39.1 Spdr Materials XLB 3.1 37.81 -0.60 672.1 61 B+ 37.4 JPMorgan Alerian ETN AMJ 4.8 37.11 -0.24 -392.8 60 C+ 68.8 IS Tr Cohen&Steers ICF 2.8 67.53 -1.28 663.2 58 A- 65.0 IS S&P Glb Inf Tech IXN 0.6 63.36 -1.47 64

-0.8 58 B 38.4 Spdr Consmr Discrtnr XLY 1.3 37.10 -1.25 992.0 58 D+ 63.4 Spdr DJ Wil Reit RWR 2.9 62.21 -1.13 602.5 58 B- 26.5 Spdr Technology XLK 1.2 25.83 -0.61 971.6 56 B+ 15.2 FrstTr Financial Alpha FXO 1.2 14.85 -0.29 -28

-2.3 56 D- 94.9 IS DJ Transprtn Idx IYT 1.2 90.20 -2.62 1523.4 56 A- 15.8 IS DJ USHome Const ITB 0.5 13.63 -0.36 -34

-0.4 56 B 19.5 PS Water Res PHO 0.5 18.92 -0.47 130.7 56 B- 44.5 Spdr KBW Insurance KIE 1.6 43.34 -1.12 772.4 56 B 20.0 Spdr S&P Homebuldrs XHB 1.9 17.81 -0.52 21.9 56 B- 57.6 VG Reit VNQ 3.3 56.42 -0.95 -192.4 55 C 58.3 IS DJ USReal Est IYR 3.4 57.28 -0.91 43

-1.8 55 D+ 24.0 IS DJ USTelecom IYZ 3.1 22.95 -0.44 672.1 54 B+ 61.4 IS DJ USMedical Dv IHI 0.1 60.12 -1.02 -601.1 51 B 94.4 HT Regional Bank RKH 0.6 86.63 -1.34 91

-0.7 51 B 108.8 HT Retail RTH 1.3 105.77 -2.79 27-4.1 51 D+ 29.4 HT Telecom TTH 5.1 27.35 -0.62 -751.6 51 A- 30.2 IS DJ USBroker Idx IAI 1.6 29.47 -0.65 -641.5 51 C+ 61.1 IS DJ USFinl Indx IYF 1.0 58.34 -1.04 131

-0.9 51 B- 14.3 PS Dyn Media PBS 0.4 13.80 -0.30 -451.9 51 B 17.1 Spdr Financial XLF 0.9 16.25 -0.29 620.5 51 B- 29.2 Spdr KBW Bank KBE 0.5 26.04 -0.42 480.8 51 B- 40.1 Spdr KBW Captl Mkts KCE 1.7 38.70 -0.83 181.5 51 B+ 34.8 VG Financials VFH 1.3 33.37 -0.63 -2

-2.6 49 B- 21.1 Clymr S&P Globl Watr CGW 2.0 20.23 -0.48 49-11.8 49 E 64.6 MV Gold Miners GDX 0.7 54.20 0.47 42

-1.7 49 B+ 20.4 PS Global Water PIO 0.9 19.67 -0.48 -37-0.9 49 B- 29.8 Spdr KBW Reg Bank KRE 1.4 26.21 -0.45 -111.4 48 C- 64.5 IS DJ USFinl Svcs IYG 0.4 58.40 -1.02 73

-0.4 46 B 97.4 IS Nasdaq Biotech IBB 0.5 93.04 -2.72 69-1.0 44 B 27.4 IS DJ USRegion Bks IAT 1.1 24.50 -0.35 -23-2.7 44 C+ 64.9 Spdr S&P Biotech XBI .. 61.38 -2.07 42-0.1 43 B- 11.1 PS Wh Clean Eng PBW .. 10.38 -0.29 -452.5 42 B 36.8 IS S&P Glb Infra IGF 3.6 35.94 -0.64 -130.4 39 C+ 67.6 IS DJ USHealthcare IYH 1.6 65.63 -1.24 6131.3 39 B+ 79.4 IS DJ USUtilities IDU 3.7 78.13 -1.05 -20

-1.1 39 C- 29.7 Spdr Consumer Stapls XLP 2.6 28.98 -0.28 74-1.2 39 A- 42.0 Spdr DJ Wil Intl Rl Est RWX 8.8 38.46 -0.67 -51.3 39 B+ 69.1 VG Utilities VPU 3.7 67.94 -0.95 -30.3 36 C- 32.7 Spdr Health Care XLV 1.8 31.61 -0.58 981.0 35 D+ 32.4 Spdr Utilities XLU 4.0 31.65 -0.43 11

-1.2 30 B 67.6 HT Pharmaceutical PPH 3.3 64.18 -0.94 -267.3 20 C 9.3 Clymr/Mac Gl SolEngy TAN 0.3 7.83 -0.25 -70.8 20 C- 24.8 MV Glb Alt Engy GEX 0.9 20.18 -0.54 34

-3.6 5 B 27.0 ProS Ultsht Financial SKF .. 15.11 0.51 116-5.2 4 B- 44.5 ProS Ultsht Real Est SRS .. 17.20 0.55 64-6.9 4 C+ 26.8 ProS Ultsht Tech REW .. 14.44 0.59 219-7.0 3 C+ 22.6 DX Fincl Bear 3X FAZ .. 8.79 0.41 66-6.4 2 D+ 83.6 DX Rel Est Bear 3X DRV .. 16.85 0.83 98

-10.6 2 E 56.9 DX Tech Bear 3X TYP .. 21.37 1.30 2192.9 2 B 51.5 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat SMN .. 19.79 0.41 126

-9.2 2 C- 78.3 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas DUG .. 33.97 0.25 83-10.1 2 D 22.5 ProS Ultsht Semicond SSG .. 10.04 0.47 79-12.8 1 D- 71.5 DX Energy Bear 3X ERY .. 19.66 0.21 130

Global-4.3 82 B- 51.4 IS MSCI All Peru Cp EPU 1.8 48.17 -0.22 2370.3 73 C+ 63.4 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 0.7 61.36 -1.91 129

-0.2 73 B- 16.0 IS MSCI Taiwan EWT 1.9 15.59 -0.30 701.6 71 C- 32.9 IS MSCI Sweden EWD 1.7 31.74 -1.12 801.7 67 B- 40.9 MV Russia RSX 0.5 38.54 -1.37 621.3 64 C 20.2 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 2.3 19.16 -0.41 16

-9.8 63 D- 68.7 IS MSCI Thailand In THD 2.7 58.28 -1.90 69-0.1 63 A+ 31.7 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX 2.3 30.81 -0.64 -314.4 62 B- 25.6 IS MSCI Germany EWG 1.1 25.00 -0.49 -27

-2.9 62 C- 63.5 IS MSCI Mexico EWW 0.9 60.13 -1.90 1648.7 61 B- 30.3 MV Vietnam VNM 1.2 28.46 0.01 -20.0 60 C 31.7 IS MSCI Canada EWC 1.6 31.01 -0.17 12

-1.4 60 C+ 15.0 IS MSCI Malaysia EWM 2.4 14.18 -0.28 1410.1 59 A- 43.5 IS MSCI Eafe Sml Cp SCZ 2.8 42.25 -0.86 -24

-0.5 58 C+ 22.7 IS MSCI Austria EWO 1.1 22.21 -0.51 -22-14.6 56 C+ 43.7 DX Emg Mkt Bull 3X EDC 0.7 35.27 -3.47 152-10.5 56 E 80.4 IS MSCI Chile Index ECH 0.8 71.27 -1.93 37-1.2 55 C- 25.3 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL 1.3 24.78 -0.19 42-0.9 53 B- 14.6 IS MSCI Singapore EWS 3.1 13.73 -0.22 26-0.8 52 D 22.0 Clymr/Alpha China Re TAO 0.8 19.78 -0.42 -720.0 52 B 48.0 IS MSCI Acwi ACWI 1.7 46.83 -1.12 -180.1 52 A- 52.4 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 0.9 49.60 -1.81 460.5 52 B+ 49.1 VG Total World Stk VT 1.9 48.02 -1.07 -6

-5.5 52 B 55.2 WT Emg Mkt SmCp DGS 2.5 51.48 -2.01 116-2.2 51 C 49.0 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP 3.4 45.93 -0.80 1860.1 51 B+ 34.8 Spdr MSCI Acwi Ex-US CWI 2.3 33.94 -0.80 7510.1 50 C+ 11.3 IS MSCI Japan EWJ 1.3 10.92 -0.19 591.2 49 A 28.7 Schwab Intl Equity SCHF 1.7 28.01 -0.59 191.2 48 C 60.4 IS MSCI Eafe Idx EFA 2.4 58.93 -1.34 10

-1.0 48 B+ 62.2 IS MSCI Growth EFG 1.8 60.46 -1.55 222.6 48 B+ 65.3 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx IOO 2.1 63.90 -1.27 390.4 46 D- 19.9 Clymr/Zacks Intl Yld HGI 3.8 19.32 -0.38 -17

-0.2 46 B 45.1 IS MSCI Acwi Ex Us ACWX 2.3 43.94 -1.03 -30-4.2 46 B- 61.8 IS MSCI Israel Cap EIS 3.3 58.00 -1.73 1543.0 46 B- 41.5 IS S&P Europe 350 IEV 2.4 40.44 -1.01 32

-7.1 46 C+ 18.8 PS Dwa EmMkt TchLd PIE 0.4 17.07 -0.64 2291.4 46 B- 29.2 PS Gld Drg Chna PGJ 0.6 27.00 -0.62 12

0.9 46 A- 16.0 PS Intl Div Achvr PID 2.7 15.54 -0.28 -33-4.4 46 C+ 49.3 VG Emrg Mkts VWO 1.8 46.01 -1.47 821.2 46 B 37.5 VG Europe Pacific VEA 2.4 36.58 -0.87 -9

-0.1 46 B- 49.2 VG Fts Wrld X-US VEU 2.1 47.66 -1.17 14-4.5 46 C 60.5 WT Emg Mk Eq Inc DEM 3.4 57.02 -1.78 91-3.4 45 D- 26.4 IS MSCI Australia EWA 3.4 24.57 -0.46 14-0.4 45 B 18.0 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU 2.4 17.30 -0.42 -36-4.0 44 D 65.8 IS MSCI Asia Ex Jpn AAXJ 1.6 61.15 -1.77 2-3.9 44 D+ 26.5 PS FTSE Rafi Emrg PXH 1.1 24.78 -0.70 23-5.8 44 D+ 29.4 Schwab Emerg Mkts SCHE 0.8 27.33 -0.94 168-4.9 43 D 48.6 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM 1.4 45.33 -1.48 2405.0 43 C+ 38.1 IS MSCI Emu Indx EZU 2.5 37.04 -1.05 -364.7 43 B+ 26.6 IS MSCI France EWQ 2.6 25.60 -0.85 991.3 43 B- 22.0 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN 1.5 21.37 -0.54 03.0 43 B+ 53.6 IS MSCI Value EFV 3.1 52.30 -1.25 -26

-0.6 43 C 58.6 VG Pacific VPL 4.0 56.69 -1.10 21-3.4 42 E 27.3 FrstTr Ise Chindia Idx FNI 0.7 24.18 -0.79 39-2.9 42 B 28.7 Spdr S&P Bric 40 BIK 1.6 26.63 -0.71 34-4.8 41 C 48.8 Bldrs Emergi Mkts 50 ADRE 1.7 45.84 -1.18 57

-13.2 41 D- 75.3 IS MSCI So Africa EZA 2.8 64.80 -3.19 117-5.9 41 D 54.9 IS S&P Latin Am 40 ILF 2.3 50.66 -1.47 222-3.3 40 D 33.6 Clymr/Alpha Chna Sm HAO 1.5 29.08 -0.74 -12-6.3 40 B+ 58.8 Spdr S&P EmgMkt SC EWX 0.5 53.42 -1.68 72-3.9 39 D- 48.3 Clymr/Bny Bric EEB 1.9 44.34 -1.13 6-3.7 39 B- 90.2 Spdr S&P EmgAsiaPac GMF 1.4 81.65 -2.29 492.2 39 A- 53.4 VG European VGK 4.6 50.15 -1.32 146

-4.7 35 C- 52.1 IS MSCI Bric Idx BKF 1.8 46.82 -1.40 73-10.3 35 D- 63.8 MV Brazil SC BRF 1.5 51.76 -1.78 245-1.3 35 E 84.9 Spdr S&P China GXC 1.3 75.27 -1.91 -491.1 34 B 14.5 IS MSCI Belgium EWK 1.8 13.27 -0.36 -618.7 34 B- 19.0 IS MSCI Italy EWI 1.9 17.80 -0.63 -56

-2.5 31 B- 48.0 IS FTSE/Xinhua Chna FXI 1.5 42.03 -1.11 85-10.7 31 E 93.1 MV Indonesia IDX 1.1 77.99 -2.56 20-6.3 30 D 81.8 IS MSCI Brazil EWZ 3.9 72.55 -1.59 98-1.1 27 D- 114.1 IS Jpm Usd Emg Mkts EMB 5.2 105.85 -0.79 -1911.1 26 B+ 45.3 IS MSCI Spain EWP 5.2 40.80 -0.99 -3

-15.6 23 E 83.7 iPath India ETN INP .. 65.53 -2.82 258-13.3 22 D- 26.7 PS India Portfoli PIN 1.0 22.05 -0.80 188-13.5 20 D 28.7 WT India Earn EPI 0.6 22.84 -0.93 49

4.9 16 B- 46.2 ProS Short MSCI Emrg EUM .. 32.16 1.03 285-12.4 14 E 79.0 IS MSCI Turkey Inve TUR 2.2 58.02 -4.38 118

3.6 13 C 53.5 ProS Ultsht FTSE/Xin FXP .. 31.16 1.50 16212.6 8 C- 33.9 ProS Ultsht MSCI Brzl BZQ .. 16.96 0.72 719.5 7 B 69.4 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV .. 34.71 2.06 311

14.3 4 B 71.2 DX Emg Mkt Bear 3X EDZ .. 23.20 2.02 370-5.7 4 D+ 32.0 ProS Ultsht MSCI Eur EPV .. 13.48 0.64 63-4.4 3 C- 22.6 DX Dev Mkt Bear 3X DPK .. 7.86 0.49 113

Bond/Income1.3 47 A 42.1 Spdr Brcly CpConv Bd CWB 4.2 41.57 -0.48 1191.1 35 B 92.0 IS Iboxx Hi Yd C Bnd HYG 8.2 91.29 -0.55 1190.8 33 A- 53.2 Pimco 1-5 Yr USTips STPZ 1.1 53.01 0.12 -540.2 33 D+ 18.5 PS Financial Pfd PGF 7.1 17.65 -0.09 201.0 33 C+ 18.7 PS High Yld Corp PHB 7.4 18.38 -0.06 6

-0.6 33 C+ 61.7 Spdr DB Gvt Infa Protc WIP 2.4 57.77 -0.43 -386.2 31 B+ 70.3 DX 30Y Trs Bear 3X TMV .. 45.89 -0.71 -410.8 31 B 121.5 IS Brcly 3-7 Yr Treasy IEI 2.1 115.53 0.31 380.0 31 E 110.3 IS Brcly Shrt Trsy SHV 0.1 110.22 0.01 150.5 31 B 40.4 IS S&P U S Pfd Stk PFF 7.3 38.99 -0.18 571.6 31 B- 50.9 ProS Short 20+ Yr Trs TBF .. 44.94 -0.23 434.0 31 B 50.7 ProS Ultsht 20+ Yr TBT .. 38.53 -0.40 0

-0.1 31 E 14.6 PS Preferred PGX 6.7 14.10 -0.03 51.3 31 C+ 41.3 Spdr Brcly Hi Yld Bnd JNK 9.2 40.23 -0.22 540.1 31 C- 62.5 Spdr Brcly Intl Trsy Bd BWX 0.9 58.52 -0.18 -370.1 30 B- 84.5 IS Brcly 1-3 Yr Trsy SHY 1.0 84.10 0.04 -310.0 29 C- 25.0 PS Vrdo Tax-Free PVI 0.4 24.99 0.00 -520.0 29 A 45.9 Spdr Brcly 1-3 Mn Tbill BIL .. 45.85 -0.01 -7

0.9 29 C- 87.6 VG Intrmed-Term Bnd BIV 4.0 83.24 0.39 -340.4 29 B- 82.1 VG Short-Term Bond BSV 2.2 80.76 0.15 230.4 28 D+ 100.4 IS Brcly 7-10 Yr Treas IEF 3.2 94.17 0.43 90.1 28 C 109.1 IS Brcly Agg Bd AGG 3.5 105.86 0.15 -140.8 28 C+ 108.9 IS Brcly Intmd Cr Bnd CIU 4.1 106.06 0.08 180.5 28 A- 105.3 IS Brcly1-3 Yr Corp CSJ 2.5 104.85 0.10 180.3 28 E 114.0 IS Iboxx $ Investop LQD 4.9 108.78 0.14 110.0 28 D 112.5 IS Tr Brcly Tips TIP 2.5 107.51 0.41 -23

-0.2 27 B- 27.3 PS Cef Inc Comp PCEF 8.1 25.32 -0.15 -510.2 26 D 83.1 VG Total Bond Mkt BND 3.5 80.45 0.17 220.1 25 C+ 110.2 IS Barc Mbs Fixed MBB 3.5 105.69 0.12 -580.0 25 C- 27.1 PS Build America BAB 5.9 25.09 0.08 -24

-1.4 25 E 28.6 PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn PCY 5.9 26.30 -0.06 -17-0.5 25 C- 24.4 Spdr Brcly ST Muni Bd SHM 1.6 23.68 0.06 30.4 22 B+ 107.3 IS S&P Nat Muni Bd MUB 3.8 99.53 0.20 -5

-0.9 22 B 52.8 ProS Ultsht 7-10 Yr PST .. 41.96 -0.37 -66-2.3 20 D- 109.3 IS Brcly 20+ Yr Trsy TLT 4.3 91.92 0.48 20.0 19 C+ 23.8 Spdr Brcly Muni Bnd TFI 3.7 21.62 0.05 -9

-1.1 18 E 25.1 PS Insd Nat Muni PZA 4.9 22.30 0.19 203

Commodity/Currency-19.3 97 E 161.4 ProS Ultra Silver AGQ .. 127.99 9.15 55

1.5 93 B- 82.4 ETFS Palladium Trust PALL .. 81.06 1.07 -31-9.5 90 D- 31.0 ETFS Silver Trust SIVR .. 27.82 1.06 -5-9.5 89 E 30.4 IS Silver Trust SLV .. 27.30 1.01 21

-10.1 89 E 55.0 PS Db Silver DBS .. 48.98 1.90 -151.9 85 A 55.3 iPath Grain ETN JJG .. 54.11 -0.45 -19

-2.0 80 C- 59.6 iPath Coppr ETN JJC .. 57.94 0.50 214.9 79 A- 34.1 PS Db Agricult DBA .. 33.92 -0.01 -142.0 77 B 34.3 Greenhavn ContinCm GCC .. 33.62 0.14 -29

-4.1 76 E 19.8 PS Db Mtl Dl ETN BDD .. 18.49 0.67 40-0.6 69 C 49.7 Brclys DJAig Com ETN DJP .. 48.81 0.60 48

-12.5 69 E 43.4 PS Db Gold Dl ETN DGP .. 37.57 1.41 144-12.0 67 E 71.8 ProS Ultra Gold UGL .. 62.23 2.28 68

2.0 67 B+ 28.2 PS Db Comm Ind DBC .. 28.09 0.35 -5-7.2 63 D- 52.0 PS Db Prec Mtl DBP .. 48.10 1.07 -141.1 61 D 34.8 IS S&P Gsci Cmd ETN GSG .. 34.47 0.64 8

-2.2 59 D- 26.2 PS Db Base Mtl DBB .. 23.89 0.44 -531.2 52 C 183.6 ETFS Platinum Trust PPLT .. 178.25 1.09 -46

-6.2 51 E 14.0 IS Comex Gold Trust IAU .. 13.04 0.22 5801.1 51 D 30.1 PS Db Oil DBO .. 28.52 0.73 241

-6.1 51 E 139.5 Spdr Gold Trust GLD .. 130.28 2.36 86-6.1 49 E 142.2 ETFS Gold Trust SGOL .. 132.71 2.31 195-6.5 46 D+ 14.5 ProS Ultra Crude Oil UCO .. 11.68 0.96 270-3.0 44 D- 102.9 Currencyshrs Aus Dlr FXA 3.2 99.60 0.08 -33-5.3 42 E 13.1 Sprott Physical Gold PHYS .. 11.69 0.20 80-1.2 39 D 123.1 Currencyshrs Jpn Yen FXY .. 120.33 1.09 -49-3.4 37 D- 27.9 iPath C Oil ETN OIL .. 24.73 1.14 256-3.6 37 D- 42.2 United States Oil Lp USO .. 37.58 1.64 301-0.2 35 C- 100.9 Currencyshrs Can Dlr FXC 0.1 99.35 -0.78 -6-0.3 33 B+ 24.3 PS Db G10 Curr DBV .. 23.67 -0.12 -660.9 33 C+ 28.0 PS Db Us$ Bearish UDN .. 27.35 -0.17 -111.2 31 B 162.1 Currencyshrs Brit Pnd FXB .. 157.68 -0.67 4

-0.2 31 D+ 25.8 WT Drf Chn Yuan CYB .. 25.32 -0.07 421.9 28 B+ 142.3 Currencyshrs Euro Tr FXE .. 135.57 -1.29 -30

-1.8 27 B- 24.0 WT Drf Emg Curr CEW .. 22.15 -0.25 70-1.0 25 C- 25.8 PS Db Us$ Bullish UUP .. 22.49 0.14 -11-3.9 23 D- 26.4 ProS Ultsht Euro EUO .. 19.51 0.37 -32.1 14 B- 21.9 ProS Ultsht Yen YCS .. 16.00 -0.30 129

12.4 9 A- 15.4 PS Db Gold Ds ETN DZZ .. 8.97 -0.28 2016.9 9 C 86.0 PS Db Oil Ds ETN DTO .. 57.03 -4.41 71

-1.9 9 B- 10.2 United States Nat Gas UNG .. 5.88 0.00 -39-2.4 8 B- 14.1 iPath N Gas ETN GAZ .. 7.86 0.08 -4612.7 8 A- 55.9 ProS Ultsht Gold GLL .. 31.33 -1.14 1974.5 7 C- 18.7 ProS Ultsht Crude Oil SCO .. 10.63 -1.04 65

-10.8 6 E 104.3 iPath Vix M ETN VXZ .. 58.65 1.79 122-14.7 1 E 144.9 iPath Vix S ETN VXX .. 32.10 2.49 20017.1 1 B+ 60.5 ProS Ultsht Silver ZSL .. 11.50 -1.06 136

’11 % Rel Acc 52-wk Div Close Vol %Chg Str Dist high Fund Symbol Yld Price Chg Chg

Thornburg A$ 13.5 bil 800–847–0200

E Core Growth 0 + 5 +3 15.60 –.32D+Income Bldr + 1 + 2 +33 19.24 –.14E Intl Value + 1 + 1 +34 28.19 –.37B Intmd Muni – 1 – 4 +11 12.92 +.01B+Ltd Mun Nat – 1 – 2 +14 13.86 ..A Ltd Trm Inc 0 – 1 +21 13.17 +.02B+Ltd Trm US 0 – 1 +20 13.73 +.01B NM Int Muni – 1 – 3 +12 13.18 +.01D–Value + 4 + 9 +15 35.30 –.62

Thornburg C$ 5.4 bil 800–847–0200

D Income Bldr + 1 + 2 +30 19.24n –.14E Intl Value 0 0 +30 26.54n –.35A–Ltd Trm Inc 0 – 2 +23 13.15n +.03B Ltd Trm Mun – 1 – 2 +15 13.89n +.01E Value + 4 + 9 +12 33.75n –.60

Thornburg I$ 14.5 bil 800–847–0200

E Intl Value + 1 + 1 +36 28.81n –.38A Ltd Trm Inc 0 – 1 +23 13.17n +.02B+Ltd Trm Mun – 1 – 2 +16 13.87n +.01D–Value + 4 + 9 +17 35.94n –.63

Thrivent Funds A$ 5.9 bil 800–847–4836

A–Core Bond 0 – 1 +16 10.01 +.02A+High Yield + 2 + 2 +24 4.92 ..E Lrg Cap Stk + 1 + 4 –1 22.48 –.42E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 5 +5 13.71 –.23B Ltd Mat Bd 0 0 +12 12.51 +.01B+Mid Cap Gr 0 + 5 +39 18.14 –.35C–Mid Cap Stk + 2 + 8 +15 15.25 –.26B–Muni Bond – 1 – 5 +10 10.73 +.01E Sml Cap Stk – 1 + 7 +6 14.14 –.32

Thrivent Funds Instl$ 890 mil 800–847–4836

E Lrg Cap Stk + 1 + 4 +1 22.58n –.43E Lrg Cap Val + 1 + 5 +7 13.76 –.23C–Mid Cap Stk + 2 + 8 +18 16.40 –.27E † ThWhite Intl 0 – 1 +26 17.21n –.30

TIAA–CREF FUNDS$ 1.1 bil 800–842–2776IntlEqPrem + 1 + 2 .. 9.97 –.16LgCpValPrem + 2 + 7 .. 13.31 –.24MdCpGrwPrm + 1 + 7 .. 19.30 –.36MdCpValPrm + 1 + 6 .. 17.25 –.34TIAA–CREF Instl Reti$ 12.7 bil 800–223–1200

A–Bond 0 – 2 .. 10.56 +.01D–Equity Idx + 1 + 5 .. 9.80 –.18D–Growth&Inc + 2 + 5 +23 9.33n –.18E IntlEqtyIdx + 2 + 1 +7 17.09n –.35E IntlEquity + 1 + 2 +12 10.29n –.17D+LfCycl 2010 + 1 + 1 +13 11.11 –.09D LfCycl 2015 + 1 + 1 +12 11.13n –.12D LfCycl 2020 + 1 + 2 +11 11.05 –.13D–LfCycl 2025 + 1 + 2 +8 10.93n –.15E LfCycl 2030 + 1 + 3 +7 10.79n –.17E LfCycl 2035 + 1 + 3 +7 10.85 –.20E LfCycl 2040 + 1 + 3 +10 11.06 –.20E LgCpValIdx + 1 + 5 –1 12.46n –.20D+MidCapGrow + 1 + 7 +26 19.08n –.36D MidCapValu + 1 + 6 +18 17.19n –.33D RealEstSecs + 2 0 +2 10.58n –.20E S&P500 Idx + 1 + 4 +5 14.26n –.26C SmBlendIdx – 1 + 5 +17 13.69n –.35C+SmlCapEqty – 1 + 5 +14 14.18n –.37D SocialEqty + 1 + 4 +12 10.95n –.21

TIAA–CREF Instl Fun$ 17.2 bil 800–842–2776

A–Bond 0 – 2 +20 10.39n +.02Bond Index 0 – 2 .. 10.29 +.02

A–Bond Plus 0 – 2 .. 10.20 +.01A–Bond Plus 0 – 2 .. 10.18 +.01E EnIntEqIdI + 2 + 2 .. 7.29n –.14

D EnLgGrIdxI + 1 + 4 .. 9.34n –.20E EnLgVlIdxI + 1 + 4 .. 8.17n –.14D–Equity Idx + 1 + 5 +11 9.67n –.18D–EquityIndex + 1 + 5 .. 9.83 –.19D–Growth&Inc + 2 + 5 +25 9.23n –.18D–Growth&Inc + 2 + 5 .. 11.17 –.23A+HiYldInstl + 2 + 1 .. 9.96 +.01B+InflLnkBond 0 – 3 +20 11.07n +.04E IntlEqtyIdx + 2 + 1 +8 16.80n –.34E IntlEquity + 1 + 2 .. 6.98 –.11E IntlEquity + 1 + 2 +14 9.98n –.17D–LargeCpVal + 2 + 7 +7 13.32n –.24D LgCpGrowIdx + 2 + 5 +16 12.90n –.26E LgCpValIdx + 1 + 5 0 12.30n –.20E LrgCpGrowth + 1 + 2 .. 10.40 –.25E LrgCpGrowth + 1 + 2 .. 10.40 –.24D MgdAlloc + 1 + 2 .. 9.95 –.11D+MidCapGrow + 1 + 7 +27 19.34n –.36D MidCapValu + 1 + 6 +19 16.99n –.33D MidCapValu + 1 + 6 +19 17.27n –.33D RealEstSecs + 2 0 +2 10.27n –.19E S&P500 Idx + 2 + 5 +6 14.32n –.26B+ShortBond 0 – 1 .. 10.35 +.01C SmBlendIdx – 1 + 5 +18 13.65n –.35C+SmlCapEqty – 1 + 5 +15 14.36n –.38D SocialEqty + 1 + 4 .. 9.97 –.19D SocialEqty + 1 + 4 +13 10.83n –.20B TxEmpt – 1 – 5 .. 10.01 +.02

Tocqueville$ 4.4 bil 800–697–3863

A Delafield + 1 + 8 +48 29.78n –.53A+Gold – 6 – 5+177 80.90 +.99E Tocqueville + 1 + 4 +13 22.89n –.42E † Torray + 2 + 3 –7 30.14n –.50

Touchstone$ 4.4 bil 800–543–0407

E Lg Cap Gr A – 1 + 2 +6 23.75 –.57D+MidCapGrA + 1 + 6 +25 23.23 –.38D MidCapGrC r + 1 + 6 +19 19.44n –.31B SandsCapGrI r + 1 + 5 +24 14.24 –.23C+SandSelGrZ + 1 + 5 +20 10.15n –.17C UltrShFxInc 0 0 +9 9.64n ..

Tr For Cr Union$ 779 mil 800–342–5828

B–Shrt Duratn 0 0 +14 9.74n +.01C UltShDurGov 0 0 +12 9.60n ..

Transamerica A$ 4.5 bil 888–233–4339

A+AegHiYlBd + 3 + 2 +29 9.29 +.01C AstAlCnsrv + 1 0 +17 11.28 –.08E AstAllocGr 0 + 3 +8 12.03 –.23D+AstAlMod + 1 + 1 +16 11.72 –.12D AstAlModGr 0 + 2 +13 11.94 –.18B+SmlMidVal + 1 + 10 +52 21.60 –.44E WMCDivGrow + 2 + 5 +3 9.71 –.22

Transamerica B$ 1.0 bil 888–233–4339

E AstAllocGr 0 + 3 +5 11.79n –.22D AstAlMod 0 + 1 +14 11.75n –.13D–AstAlModGr 0 + 1 +11 11.95n –.18

Transamerica C$ 4.2 bil 888–233–4339

C–AstAlCnsrv + 1 0 +15 11.22n –.08D–AstAllModGr 0 + 2 +11 11.91n –.17E AstAllocGr 0 + 3 +5 11.78 –.23D+AstAlMod 0 + 1 +14 11.68n –.13

Transamerica Partner$ 3.9 bil 800–755–5801

D+AAIntHzn + 1 + 1 +9 10.76n –.11D–AAIntLgHzn 0 + 2 +4 10.58n –.16A–Core Bond 0 – 2 +21 10.82n +.01A–Core Bond 0 – 2 +20 12.91n +.02E Equity 0 0 –8 10.77 –.21A+HiYldBd + 2 + 2 +25 8.88 +.01D+IAstAllIH + 1 + 1 +12 9.59n –.10E IntlEqty 0 0 –5 6.89 –.13

D–Lg Growth + 1 + 4 +6 6.85 –.16D–Lg Growth + 1 + 4 +6 19.34 –.44E Lg Value + 2 + 5 –17 16.36 –.29D Mid Value + 1 + 6 +14 14.58 –.23D Mid Value + 1 + 6 +12 12.81 –.20E StkIndex + 2 + 5 +7 8.54n –.16E StockIndex + 2 + 4 +6 9.92n –.18

Turner Funds$ 1.6 bil 800–224–6312

D–EmergGrowth + 1 + 11 +21 51.10n –.81D Mid Cap Gr + 1 + 9 +29 35.70n –.74D+Small Cap Gr + 1 + 9 +34 34.24n –.80

Tweedy Browne$ 5.4 bil 800–432–4789

D GlblVal + 1 + 3 +15 24.03n –.20C Value + 1 + 2 +12 19.14n –.22D WrldHiDvVal + 2 + 1 .. 9.20n –.11

UBS Investment Fds$ 2.9 bil 800–794–7753

D+DynAlpha A + 1 + 2 –5 6.18 –.03D GlobAlloc A 0 0 +3 9.99 –.14D–GlobAlloc C 0 0 0 9.75n –.14D GlobAlloc Y 0 + 1 +4 10.19n –.14D–US Alloc A + 1 + 3 +3 27.92 –.37E US Lg Eq Y + 2 + 5 –1 16.09n –.31

US Glob Inv$ 2.6 bil 800–873–8637

E East Europe + 1 0 +7 10.93n –.30A+GlbGoldMtl –12 – 8+133 17.32 +.20E GlobRes + 1 + 11 +31 12.00 –.01A+WrldMineral –10 – 4+103 20.14 +.27

USAA Group$ 38.0 bil 800–531–8722

E Aggress Grth + 1 + 5 +6 33.46n –.74C–BalancStrat + 1 + 2 +7 13.52 –.15C–CA Bond – 3 – 10 +2 9.27n –.01E Capital Gr + 1 + 2 0 6.78n –.13D CornerstStr 0 + 1 +11 22.68n –.23D Emerging Mkt – 3 – 3 +62 20.93n –.48C Extn Mkt Idx 0 + 7 +23 12.68n –.28B–FrstStrtGr + 1 + 2 +8 10.71n –.16A GNMA Trust 0 – 1 +22 10.16n ..E Growth 0 + 3 –3 14.77n –.35E Growth & Inc + 1 + 4 +2 15.23n –.30A+Hi Yld Opps + 2 + 2 +27 8.52n ..A Income + 1 – 1 +23 12.78n +.03E IncomeStk + 2 + 5 –8 12.24n –.20D–International + 1 0 +24 24.47n –.44A+Intm Trm Bd + 1 0 +23 10.40n +.02C NASDAQ 100 + 2 + 4 +34 6.99n –.19A+Prcs Metals –12 – 10+189 37.58n +.20E S&P 500 .. .. no quoteE S&P500Rwd .. .. no quoteD Sci & Tech + 3 + 6 +19 12.93n –.26A–Sh Term Bond 0 0 +20 9.20n +.01C–SmlCapStk – 1 + 5 +15 13.56n –.33

TarRet2020 0 + 1 .. 11.48 –.08TarRet2030 0 + 1 .. 11.40n –.13TarRet2040 0 + 2 .. 11.01 –.17TarRet2050 0 + 2 .. 10.63n –.19TarRetInc 0 0 .. 11.03 –.05

B+Tax Ex Intmd – 1 – 4 +11 12.45n ..C+Tax Ex LT – 2 – 7 +4 12.09n +.01B Tx Ex Sh Trm 0 – 1 +12 10.58n ..C+VA Bond – 1 – 6 +6 10.40n +.01D Value + 3 + 6 +11 13.78n –.25D World Gr 0 + 1 +25 18.75n –.30E † Utd Assoc + 2 + 5 +9 9.33n –.17

—V—W—X—Value Line$ 1.6 bil 800–223–0818

D–EmergOpps 0 + 5 +16 31.32n –.52C Inc & Growth + 1 + 3 +20 8.55n –.10E Larger Co + 1 + 4 –2 17.71n –.40D PremierGrow 0 + 4 +23 26.75n –.47

Van Eck Funds$ 3.6 bil 800–221–2220

C+GlbHrdAstA – 1 + 10 +83 51.90 +.01A+Intl Gold A –11 – 8+188 21.99 +.29

Vanguard Admiral$ 449 bil 800–997–2798

E 500 Index + 2 + 5 +8 117.67n –2.13

E Asset Allocat + 1 + 2 +4 55.48n –.78C Balanced Idx + 1 + 2 +19 21.58n –.23B–CA IntmTxEx – 1 – 5 +11 10.60n +.01C+CA LngTxEx – 2 – 6 +6 10.54n +.01D+Cap Opps r + 2 + 6 +25 77.98n –1.77

D EmgMkSt r – 3 – 4 .. 38.67n –.85E Energy r + 4 + 12 +39 126.49n –.92E Energy Idx r + 4 + 15 +44 51.89n –.20D–Equity Inc + 1 + 5 +10 43.34n –.65E Euro Stk Idx r + 3 0 +8 62.69n –1.40

C–Explorer 0 + 7 +15 68.06n –1.51

C+Extnd Mkt Idx + 1 + 7 +26 41.53n –.90B–FL LngTxEx – 1 – 6 +11 10.90n +.01A GNMA 0 – 1 +24 10.74n +.01E Growth & Inc + 2 + 4 –3 43.64n –.90D Growth Idx + 1 + 4 +19 31.93n –.66A HiYld Corp r + 1 0 +19 5.78n ..B–HiYldTxEx – 2 – 6 +9 9.94n ..C–Hlth Care r + 1 + 2 +14 52.24n –.83B+InflProSecs 0 – 3 +21 25.53n +.09A Int Treas 0 – 3 +25 11.36n +.03E Intl Growth r – 1 – 1 +22 61.03n –1.32

B+Intmd Tax Ex – 1 – 4 +14 13.14n +.01A IntmdInvGrd 0 – 2 +23 9.96n +.03D–LargeCapIdx + 2 + 5 +11 29.54n –.53A LgInvGdAdmr – 1 – 3 +19 9.20n +.03B–LT Tax Ex – 1 – 6 +10 10.53n +.01A–LT Treas – 2 – 6 +19 10.84n +.06B LtdTrm TxEx 0 – 1 +14 10.96n ..D+Mid Cap Idx + 1 + 7 +21 93.42n –1.75

D–Morgan Gr + 1 + 5 +14 56.64n –1.26

B–NJ LngTxEx – 1 – 5 +10 11.17n +.01B–NY LngTxEx – 1 – 5 +10 10.68n +.01B–PA LngTxEx – 1 – 5 +10 10.61n +.01E Pac Stk Idx r – 1 + 3 +4 70.18n –1.13

D+Primecap r + 2 + 5 +23 69.70n –1.37

C–REIT Idx r + 2 – 1 +9 79.86n –1.52

C+Sh Tm TxEx 0 0 +11 15.85n ..B+Sh Trm Fed 0 – 1 +19 10.78n +.01B+ShrtInvAdmr 0 0 +18 10.80n +.01B+ShTrmBdIdx 0 – 1 +20 10.58n +.01B Small Idx 0 + 6 +28 34.80n –.81B ST Treas 0 – 1 +17 10.70n +.01A–Tot Bd Idx 0 – 2 +22 10.60n +.02D–TotStk MktIdx + 1 + 5 +12 32.02n –.60E TxMgd G&I r + 2 + 5 +8 57.20n –1.04

D–TxMgdCap r + 2 + 5 +10 63.57n –1.20

D–US Growth + 1 + 5 +4 47.85n –1.09

E Value Idx + 2 + 6 +2 21.24n –.33A–Wellesley Inc + 1 0 +24 52.90n –.19C Wellington + 2 + 3 +23 54.56n –.66E Windsor + 2 + 6 –1 46.60n –.91E Windsor II + 2 + 5 +1 46.64n –.77

Vanguard Index$ 215 bil 800–662–7447

E 500 + 2 + 5 +8 117.65n –2.14

C Balanced + 1 + 2 +18 21.58n –.23E DevMkId r + 1 + 1 +8 10.21n –.21D EmgMkSt r – 3 – 4 +71 29.43n –.65E Euro Stk Idx r + 3 0 +8 26.90n –.61C ExtDurTryI – 6 – 9 .. 23.46n +.18C Extnd Mkt + 1 + 7 +25 41.51n –.90E FTSESocIndx + 2 + 4 –4 7.69n –.16

FTSEWdSmInv r – 1 0 .. 37.42n –.55E FTSEWlIdInv r 0 0 .. 18.76n –.37D Growth + 1 + 4 +19 31.92n –.66E HighDivYldI + 1 + 4 .. 16.90n –.24A Int Bd 0 – 4 +26 11.24n +.03A Int Bd Adm 0 – 4 +27 11.24n +.03A Int Bd Inst 0 – 4 .. 11.24n +.03D–LargeCapInv + 2 + 5 +10 23.62n –.43A LT Bd – 2 – 4 +21 11.85n +.04

A LT Bd Inst – 2 – 4 .. 11.85n +.04MdCpIdxIsPl + 1 .. .. 101.77n –1.90

D+Mid Cap + 1 + 7 +20 20.58n –.39C MidCapValI + 2 + 6 .. 21.21n –.40D MidCpGrI + 1 + 8 .. 24.72n –.45E Pac Stk Idx r – 1 + 3 +4 10.81n –.17C–REIT r + 2 – 1 +8 18.71n –.36B–Small Cap Val 0 + 5 +18 16.02n –.39B Small Grow 0 + 8 +35 21.92n –.50B SmCpIdx 0 + 6 +27 34.76n –.81B+ST Bond 0 – 1 +20 10.58n +.01A–Tot Bd Mrkt 0 – 2 +22 10.60n +.02D–Tot St Mkt + 1 + 5 +12 32.01n –.60E TotInStk r 0 0 +19 15.79n –.29

TotInStk r 0 .. .. 26.40n –.50TotInStk r 0 .. .. 105.61n –1.99

TotInStk r 0 .. .. 105.61n –1.99

TtWrldInv + 1 + 2 .. 19.55n –.38E Value + 2 + 6 +2 21.24n –.33

Vanguard Instl$ 206 bil 800–662–7447

C Balanced Idx + 1 + 2 +19 21.58n –.23E DevMkId r + 2 + 1 +9 10.13n –.21D EmgMkSt r – 3 – 4 +72 29.42n –.64E Euro Stk Idx r + 3 0 +8 26.74n –.60E FTSEWlId r 0 0 .. 94.06n –1.86

E Index + 2 + 5 +8 116.84n –2.12

C+Index Ext Mkt + 1 + 7 +26 41.53n –.90D Index Gr + 1 + 4 +19 31.93n –.66E Index Plus + 2 + 5 +8 116.84n –2.12

A–Index Tot Mkt 0 – 2 +23 10.60n +.02E Index Value + 2 + 6 +2 21.24n –.33B+InflaProtec 0 – 3 +21 10.40n +.04D–LargeCapIdx + 2 + 5 +11 121.57n –2.19

D+MdCpIdx + 1 + 7 +21 20.64n –.38D–Pac Stk Idx r – 1 + 3 +4 10.74n –.17C–REIT Idx r + 2 – 1 +9 12.36n –.24B+ShInvGrd I 0 0 +18 10.80n +.01B Sm Cp Gr Idx 0 + 8 +36 21.96n –.50B SmCapVal Idx 0 + 5 +19 16.06n –.38B SmCpIdx 0 + 6 +28 34.79n –.81E StrcBrMkPls + 2 + 5 .. 45.97n –.93E StrcLgEqPls + 2 + 5 .. 45.99n –.88D–Tot Stk Idx + 1 + 5 +12 32.02n –.60D–Tot Stk Idx Pls + 1 + 5 +13 28.95n –.54D–TotStkIdx + 1 + 5 +13 28.94n –.55D–TxMd CpAp r + 2 + 5 +10 31.59n –.59E TxMd Gr&Inc r + 2 + 5 +8 27.84n –.50E TxMgd Intl r + 1 + 1 +10 11.77n –.24

Vanguard Signal$ 55.2 bil 800–662–7447

E 500 Index + 2 + 5 .. 97.20n –1.76

C Bal Index + 1 + 2 .. 21.35n –.23D EmgMkSt r – 3 – 4 .. 37.19n –.82E EuroStkIdx r + 3 0 .. 24.25n –.55C+ExtndMktIdx + 1 + 7 .. 35.68n –.77D Growth Idx + 1 + 4 .. 29.57n –.61A Int Bd Sig 0 – 4 .. 11.24n +.03D–Large Idx + 2 + 5 .. 25.76n –.47D+MdCpIdx + 1 + 7 .. 29.48n –.55C–Reit Idx r + 2 – 1 .. 21.32n –.40B SmCpIdx 0 + 6 .. 31.35n –.73B+ST Bond Idx 0 – 1 .. 10.58n +.01A–TotBdMktIdx 0 – 2 .. 10.60n +.02D–TotStMktIdx + 1 + 5 .. 30.90n –.58E Val Idx + 2 + 6 .. 22.10n –.35

Vanguard Funds$ 392 bil 800–851–4999

E Asset Alloc + 1 + 2 +3 24.72n –.34B–CA IntmTxEx – 1 – 5 +11 10.60n +.01C CA LngTxEx – 2 – 6 +8 10.54n +.01D+Cap Opport r + 2 + 6 +25 33.76n –.77B Cap Value + 3 + 8 +16 11.32n –.25A–Convert Secs r + 2 + 5 +31 13.68n –.15D–Div Eq Inv + 2 + 5 +7 20.71n –.43D DivApprIdx + 1 + 4 .. 21.21n –.31D+Dividend Gr + 1 + 4 +24 14.57n –.25E Energy r + 4 + 12 +39 67.36n –.49D–Equity Inc + 1 + 5 +9 20.67n –.32C–Explorer 0 + 7 +15 73.13n –1.63

E Global Eq + 1 + 2 +7 18.06n –.35A GNMA 0 – 1 +23 10.74n +.01E Growth & Inc + 2 + 4 –3 26.73n –.55E Growth Equity + 1 + 4 +5 10.85n –.22C–Health Care r + 1 + 2 +14 123.79n –1.96

A HiYld Corp r + 1 0 +19 5.78n ..B–HiYldTxEx – 2 – 6 +9 9.94n ..B+Inflation Prot 0 – 3 +20 13.00n +.05A IntInvGdInv 0 – 2 +23 9.96n +.03D Intl Explor r 0 + 4 +22 16.73n –.22E Intl Growth r – 1 – 1 +21 19.18n –.42E Intl Value r + 1 0 +12 32.56n –.68B Intmd Tax Ex – 1 – 4 +13 13.14n +.01A Intmd Treas 0 – 3 +25 11.36n +.03C–Life Consv Gr + 1 + 1 +17 16.47n –.12D–Life Growth + 1 + 3 +13 22.26n –.34B–Life Income 0 0 +18 14.12n –.05D Life Mod Gr + 1 + 2 +16 19.72n –.22B–LT Tax Ex – 1 – 6 +10 10.53n +.01A–LT Treas – 2 – 6 +19 10.84n +.06B LtdTrm TxEx 0 – 1 +13 10.96n ..A LTInvGrdInv – 1 – 3 +19 9.20n +.03B MA Tx Exem – 1 – 5 +11 9.86n +.01C Metals&Mine r –10 – 6 +74 23.99n –.58C–MidCapGr A 0 + 5 +29 19.01n –.33

MngdPG&DFInv + 1 + 1 .. 17.35n –.18MngdPyDFInv + 1 + 1 .. 16.57n –.13

D–Morgan Gr + 1 + 5 +13 18.27n –.41B–NJ LngTxEx – 1 – 5 +10 11.17n +.01B–NY LngTxEx – 1 – 5 +10 10.68n +.01B OH LT Tax Ex – 2 – 6 +12 11.41n +.01B–PA LngTxEx – 1 – 5 +10 10.61n +.01D+Primecap r + 2 + 5 +23 67.17n –1.32

C+PrmcpCorInv r + 1 + 4 +27 13.92n –.29C–Select Val r + 2 + 5 +18 19.08n –.32C+Sh Tm TxEx 0 0 +11 15.85n ..B+ST Corp 0 0 +18 10.80n +.01B+ST Federal 0 – 1 +19 10.78n +.01B ST Treas 0 – 1 +17 10.70n +.01C–Star + 1 + 2 +16 19.24n –.22D–Strategic Eq + 1 + 6 –1 18.59n –.42D+StratSmInv + 1 + 6 .. 19.01n –.46C TargRet2005 + 1 0 +19 11.79n –.05C TargRet2010 + 1 + 1 .. 22.45n –.17C–TargRet2015 + 1 + 2 +18 12.51n –.13D+TargRet2020 + 1 + 2 .. 22.28n –.26D TargRet2025 + 1 + 3 +16 12.73n –.17D TargRet2030 + 1 + 3 .. 21.88n –.32D TargRet2035 + 1 + 3 +15 13.22n –.21D TargRet2040 + 1 + 3 .. 21.71n –.36D TargRet2045 + 1 + 3 +16 13.64n –.22B TargRetInc 0 0 +21 11.33n –.04B–TxMd Sm Cp r 0 + 6 +23 27.04n –.68C TxMgd Bal r 0 + 1 +16 20.05n –.18E TxMgd G&I r + 2 + 5 +8 27.83n –.51E TxMgd Intl r + 2 + 1 +10 11.76n –.24D–TxMgdCap r + 2 + 5 +10 31.58n –.60D–US Growth + 1 + 4 +4 18.48n –.42E US Value + 2 + 5 –10 10.29n –.18C–Wellington + 2 + 3 +22 31.59n –.38A–WellslyInc + 1 0 +25 21.83n –.08E Windsor + 2 + 6 –1 13.81n –.27E Windsor II + 2 + 5 0 26.28n –.43

Vantagepoint$ 19.3 bil 800–669–7400

E 500StkIdxII + 2 + 5 +7 9.54n –.17C Aggr Opportun 0 + 4 +21 11.38n –.23D–Brd Mkt Indx II + 1 + 5 +11 10.41n –.19A–Core Bd Indx II 0 – 2 +20 10.19n +.02A–CrBdIdxI 0 – 2 +19 10.13n +.02C+Discovery 0 + 6 .. 9.38n –.20C–DivfdStrat 0 0 .. 10.20n –.02D–Equity Inc + 2 + 5 +10 8.81n –.15E Growth + 1 + 4 +3 8.86n –.19D–Growth & Inc + 2 + 5 +9 9.87n –.19A–InfProSecs 0 – 4 +23 10.98n +.03E International + 1 0 +4 9.47n –.18B+LowDuraBond 0 0 +16 10.08n +.01D+MdlPtf TradGr + 1 + 2 +15 22.38n –.26C Mid/SmIdxI + 1 + 6 +23 15.47n –.33

C Mlstne2010 + 1 + 1 +14 10.33n –.09D+Mlstne2015 + 1 + 2 +14 10.45n –.10D Mlstne2020 + 1 + 2 +13 10.45n –.13D Mlstne2025 + 1 + 3 +13 10.39n –.14D Mlstne2030 + 1 + 3 +12 10.47n –.16C+MlstneRtIn + 1 0 +13 10.40n –.04D–MP AllEqGr + 1 + 4 +10 20.06n –.39C MP CnsrvGr + 1 + 1 +16 23.81n –.17D MP LngTmGr + 1 + 3 +15 21.65n –.31C+MP SavOrntd + 1 0 +16 24.49n –.10C+SelectVal + 2 + 6 .. 9.99n –.20

Victory Funds$ 8.2 bil 800–539–3863

E DivrsStkA + 2 + 6 +7 15.86 –.33E DivrsStkI + 2 + 6 .. 15.85 –.33E DivrsStkIns + 2 + 6 +11 11.07n –.23E DivrsStkR + 2 + 6 +10 15.71n –.32A–EstblshValA + 2 + 6 +33 26.79 –.44B+EstblshValR + 2 + 6 +32 26.59n –.43A FundForIncA 0 – 1 +18 11.58 +.01A–Sm Co Oppo A – 1 + 5 +36 29.81 –.72E Spec Val A 0 + 5 +15 16.34 –.30E Spec Val I 0 + 5 .. 16.36 –.30E Spec Val I 0 + 5 +16 15.91n –.30

Virtus Funds A$ 5.6 bil 800–243–1574

D–AlSecRotA + 1 + 4 +11 11.17 –.19D+Balance + 1 + 4 +14 13.59 –.14E ForOpps – 5 – 6 +19 21.26 –.35D MidCapVal + 2 + 7 +19 22.81 –.43A MulSecSh 0 0 +22 4.83 –.01D+RlEsSec + 2 0 +13 28.40 –.53E StratGrow + 2 + 6 0 9.20 –.18C–TactAlloc + 1 + 4 +14 8.85 –.08

Virtus Funds C$ 896 mil 800–243–1574

A MulSecSh + 1 0 +20 4.88n ..Virtus Funds I$ 2.1 bil 800–243–1574

D+EmMktOp – 7 – 8 +54 8.46n –.20E ForOpps – 5 – 6 .. 21.29 –.35

Virtus Funds T$ 414 mil 800–243–1574

A MulSecSh + 1 0 +18 4.87n –.01Waddell&Rd Adv$ 21.4 bil 800–366–5465

E Accum A + 2 + 6 +12 7.66 –.12D+AssetStr A – 1 0 +57 9.26 –.10B+Bond A 0 – 2 +16 6.23 +.01C ContlInc A + 1 + 4 +28 8.30 –.13D Core Inv A + 1 + 6 +23 6.04 –.11E Energy A + 2 + 13 .. 13.87 –.05A–Glbl Bond A 0 0 +27 4.03 ..B+GovSecs A 0 – 2 +17 5.63 +.01A+High Inc A + 2 + 3 +25 7.20 +.01E Intl Gr A 0 + 1 +28 9.66 –.13B+Muni Bd A – 1 – 5 +15 6.96 ..B Muni Hi Inc A – 2 – 6 +9 4.53 ..A New Cpt A 0 + 7 +45 11.24 –.23C Sci & Tech A + 3 + 7 +29 10.75 –.18D Sel Val A + 2 + 6 +12 12.24 –.19E SelDivOppA + 1 + 6 +15 14.97 –.24A Sm Cap A – 1 + 6 +32 15.35 –.32E Vanguard A + 1 + 3 +8 8.13 –.19

Wasatch$ 6.1 bil 800–551–1700

D–1SrcIncEqty + 2 + 6 +23 14.20n –.23B+1SrcLg/Sht + 1 + 4 +29 12.75n –.19D+Core Growth – 1 + 4 +9 33.90n –.79D+Intl Growth – 5 – 5 +34 19.19n –.33D–Micro Cap – 1 + 7 +9 5.25n –.11C+MicroCapVal – 1 + 4 +39 2.66n –.06B SmallCapGr – 2 + 5 +28 38.76n –.66D+SmallValue – 1 + 6 +5 3.62n –.06D–Ultra Growth – 2 + 5 +12 22.34n –.38

Weitz Funds$ 3.6 bil 800–232–4161

B–Hickory 0 + 5 +17 37.90n –.55C–Partner Val + 1 + 4 +11 20.75n –.28A PtnrIIIOpp + 1 + 5 .. 11.74n –.13

A–ShrtIntmInc 0 0 +23 12.42 +.01E Value + 1 + 3 –5 28.83n –.45

Wells Fargo Advtg$ 17.7 bil 800–222–8222

E AsiaPac Inv – 2 – 2 +14 10.28n –.15B+CommonStkInv 0 + 7 +35 20.66n –.43C–DiscoverInv 0 + 8 +39 23.89n –.40A–GovtSecsAdv 0 – 2 +20 10.88 +.01A–GovtSecsInv 0 – 2 +20 10.89 +.01B–Growth Inv + 2 + 7 +52 32.55n –.56A Hi Inc Inv + 1 + 1 +22 7.51n ..B IntTxAMTInv – 1 – 4 +13 10.60n ..D LgCpGr Inv 0 + 4 +20 29.47n –.60B+MuniBondInv – 1 – 4 +13 9.18n +.01C Opport Inv + 1 + 6 +16 39.29n –.70B+ShtTrmBdInv 0 0 +15 8.73n ..B SpcMdValInv + 2 + 7 +19 21.46 –.40B STMuniBdInv 0 – 1 +13 9.85n ..C–UltInc Inv 0 0 +6 8.57 ..B–UltShMunAdv 0 0 +11 4.80 ..B–UltShMunInv 0 0 +11 4.81n +.01C+WlthConsAl .. .. no quoteE WlthGrowAl .. .. no quoteD–WlthGrowBal .. .. no quoteD+WlthModBal .. .. no quoteE WlthTactEq .. .. no quote

Wells Fargo Advtg A$ 14.4 bil 800–222–8222

C+AdjRateGov 0 0 +11 9.12 ..D+AssetAlloc + 1 0 +12 12.10 –.14C+CA Tax Free – 2 – 6 +7 10.19 ..D–ClasscVal + 2 + 5 +4 19.51 –.37C CoreEquity + 1 + 5 +25 27.23 –.48E DisUSCor + 2 + 5 +5 13.86 –.27D–DivCapBldr 0 + 6 +3 6.87 –.08B–EmgMktsEq – 3 – 2 +98 22.14 –.44D Glbl Opport 0 + 5 +38 35.02 –.73A+HighYldBd + 2 + 1 +23 3.16 ..D–IdxAstAlloc + 1 + 3 +6 18.86 –.30A Income Plus 0 – 2 +27 11.68 +.01A+Intl Bond 0 – 4 +31 11.48 +.01D+MidCapGrow + 1 + 7 +29 6.13 –.13A OmegaGrw + 1 + 7 +43 37.40 –.69A+PreciousMtl –11 – 10+152 78.55 +.21B+PrmLgCoGr 0 + 4 +35 9.29 –.19B SmlCapVal – 2 + 2 +34 31.49 –.42C+SpcSmCpVal – 1 + 4 +13 21.54 –.57C+StraMuniBd 0 0 +10 8.64 ..A Tot Ret Bd 0 – 2 +23 12.79 +.02E Util&Telcm + 2 + 2 +19 12.12 –.14

Wells Fargo Advtg Ad$ 11.9 bil 800–222–8222

C–AssetAlloc + 1 0 +12 12.16n –.14E CapitalGrow 0 + 4 +5 16.36 –.41D–ClasscVal + 2 + 5 +5 19.52n –.37C CoreEquity + 1 + 5 +26 27.75n –.49E DiscplnVal + 2 + 6 –1 12.74 –.23E DisUSCor + 2 + 5 +6 13.95n –.27E Divers Eq + 1 + 4 +1 27.90n –.56E Divers Intl + 2 + 1 0 10.63n –.18C+DJ Tgt 2010 0 – 1 +17 12.83n –.04C–DJ Tgt 2020 0 0 +16 13.89n –.10D DJ Tgt 2030 0 + 2 +16 14.56 –.18D DJ Tgt 2040 + 1 + 3 +16 16.11n –.25B EmgMktsEq – 3 – 2+101 23.13n –.46E Endv Select 0 + 3 +5 9.91 –.26A–Govt Secs 0 – 2 +21 10.88 +.01B Growth + 2 + 7 +55 34.05n –.59D–Growth Bal + 1 + 4 +6 24.95n –.40E Intl Value + 3 + 3 0 13.43n –.21D+ModerateBal + 1 + 2 +10 18.91n –.18C Opportunity + 1 + 6 +18 40.03n –.71A–Sh Dur Gov 0 0 +19 10.34n ..B–Sm Co Grow – 1 + 10 +15 26.38n –.68B–SmCapOppor 0 + 5 +39 34.08n –.70B+Sml Growth – 2 + 6 +49 13.56n –.35B–SpcSmCpVal – 1 + 4 +14 21.74n –.57A TotRetBd Ad 0 – 2 +23 12.51n +.02

Wells Fargo Advtg B$ 1.8 bil 800–222–8222

D+AssetAlloc + 1 0 +9 11.99n –.14Wells Fargo Advtg C$ 5.1 bil 800–222–8222

C AdjRateGov 0 0 +8 9.12 ..D+AssetAlloc + 1 0 +9 11.74 –.14C+EmgMktsEq – 3 – 2 +91 19.07 –.38A+PreciousMtl –11 – 11+144 72.03 +.19

Wells Fargo Advtg In$ 18.1 bil 800–222–8222

B–AdjRateGov 0 0 +12 9.12n ..E CapitalGrow 0 + 4 +6 16.52 –.41E Divers Intl + 2 + 1 .. 10.63 –.17B–DJ Tgt 2010 0 – 1 +18 12.83 –.03C–DJ Tgt 2020 0 + 1 +17 13.92n –.10D+DJ Tgt 2030 0 + 2 +17 14.55n –.19D DJ Tgt 2040 + 1 + 3 +17 16.13 –.25E Endv Select 0 + 3 +6 9.99n –.26A–Govt Secs 0 – 2 +22 10.87 +.01B+Growth + 2 + 7 +57 34.88n –.61A+Intl Bond 0 – 4 +32 11.47n +.01D IntrinsVal + 2 + 4 .. 11.27 –.17B PA Tax–free – 1 – 5 +8 10.57n +.01A–Sh Dur Gov 0 0 +20 10.34 ..B+Sht Trm Bd 0 0 +17 8.74n ..A–Sml Growth – 2 + 7 +52 13.85n –.35B SmlCapVal – 2 + 2 +34 32.01n –.42D+StratLgCpGr 0 + 5 +24 30.82n –.63A TotRetBd In 0 – 2 +24 12.49n +.02C Ult Sh Inc 0 0 +7 8.56n ..B UltShMun 0 0 +13 4.80n ..

WesMark Funds$ 748 mil 800–864–1013

B+Govt Bond 0 – 1 +18 10.07 +.01D Growth + 2 + 5 +14 13.69 –.26

Westcore$ 2.6 bil 800–392–2673

A–Plus Bond + 1 – 1 +19 10.75n +.02A Select 0 + 5 +61 21.11n –.42D+Small Value – 1 + 4 +20 11.89n –.27

Western Asset$ 9.7 bil 626–844–9400

A Core Bond I + 1 0 +21 11.52n +.02A CoreBdFiInt + 1 0 +19 11.52n +.02A+CorePlus FI + 1 – 1 +24 10.83n +.01A+CorePlus I + 1 – 1 +26 10.83n +.01A+HiYld I + 2 + 3 +21 8.91n +.01A–InflPlsBd I 0 – 4 +21 10.92n +.04A IntermdBd I + 2 0 +24 10.74n +.02

Westport$ 1.2 bil 888–593–7878

C+Sel Cap I + 2 + 9 +26 25.84n –.50C+Sel Cap R + 2 + 9 +24 25.13n –.49B–Westport R 0 + 5 +40 23.30n –.38

William Blair I$ 7.9 bil 800–635–2886

E EmgMktGrIns – 5 – 7 +42 15.10n –.39D Growth 0 + 5 +23 11.74n –.24E InstIntlEq – 1 – 1 0 10.70n –.23E InstIntlGr – 1 – 2 +11 14.16n –.29D InstIntlSmG – 1 + 2 +28 13.16n –.17E Intl Growth – 2 – 2 +13 22.00n –.45D IntlSmlCpGr – 1 + 2 .. 13.10 –.17C Sm Cp Gr – 2 + 4 +15 23.50n –.62B Sml Mid Gr + 1 + 8 +33 14.81 –.28

William Blair N$ 2.9 bil 800–635–2886

D Growth 0 + 5 +21 11.30n –.23E Intl Growth – 2 – 2 +12 21.51n –.45

Wilmington$ 1.6 bil 800–336–9970

E LgCapStInst + 2 + 5 +2 11.70n –.22E MltMgrIntlI 0 0 +13 7.57n –.13D+MltMgRlAstI 0 0 +20 13.84n ..A ShIntmBdIns 0 – 2 +24 10.65n +.03E †WnslwGGInv 0 + 2 –14 14.40 –.30

—Y—Z—Yacktman Funds$ 5.4 bil 800–525–8258

A+Focused + 2 + 3 +56 17.95 –.29A+Yacktman + 2 + 4 +49 16.81 –.26

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G lobal warming alarmists felt a tingle in their legs when theUnited Nations Intergovernmental Panel on ClimateChange issued a report claiming “Glaciers in the Himalayas

are receding faster than in any other part of the world and, if thepresent rate continues, the likelihood of their disappearing by theyear 2035 and perhaps sooner is very high if the earth keeps warm-ing at the current rate.”

The announcement was enough to set off celebrations by green-shirts everywhere.

Turns out, though, that the claim was nonsense. It was not basedon scientific research but on one scientist’s guesswork, which waslifted from a telephone interview. It was carelessly — or intentional-ly? — included in the report.

Despite its mistakes and clear political bias, the IPCC survives.But its credibility is, at best, shaky — and getting shakier. New re-

search indicates that half of the glaciers in the Himalaya’s Karako-ram range are advancing. Scientists from the University of Califor-nia Santa Barbara and the University of Potsdam, who cited “errone-ous reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change,”strongly suggest that the “settled” science is not so clear.

“Our study shows that there is no uniform response of Himalayanglaciers to climate change and highlights the importance of debriscover for understanding glacier retreat, an effect that has so farbeen neglected in predictions of future water availability or globalsea level,” write researchers Bodo Bookhagen, Dirk Scherler andManfred Strecker.

The alarmists, who refuse to give up on their goal of controlling en-ergy and wealth distribution, say that the study does not refute theman-made global warming claims. They argue the glaciers that areadvancing are protected from warming by the debris cover.

But that’s a stretch that ignores this from the report: “Some gla-ciers that were stable in length were covered by a thick layer ofrocky debris.”

Note the word “some.” If the report said “all” stable glaciers wereshielded by debris, the global warming dead-enders might have apoint.

But then they would have to ignore the fact that the researchersfound “there is no uniform response of Himalayan glaciers to cli-mate change.”

Environmental activists have long used glaciers as a measure forglobal warming — and as a scare tactic by claiming that melting gla-ciers will flood coastal cities.

But human understanding of glaciers isn’t quite there yet. A teamof United Kingdom scientists looking at glaciers in Greenland overfive years has found that the six glaciers they monitored meltedmore during cool summers than in warm summers.

Be careful, though, in interpreting this fact, because Ed Josberger,a researcher for the U.S. Geological Survey, told a local reporterwriting about glacier growth on Mount Shasta that glacial expan-sion is proof of globalwarming.

Science has advanced at a spectacular pace in the last 100 years.But it’s almost staggering how much wedon’tknow about glaciers.

There are by some counts 160,000 of them across the world, yetonly a small portion has been monitored over the long term. A read-ing of the work of Roger J. Braithwaite of the School of Environ-ment and Development at the University of Manchester makes itclear that the “sparse datasets” researchers have to work with arenot enough to make sound judgments about global warming.

Facts and reasonable doubt, however, have slowed, though notstopped, the environmental left from carrying on its narrative.They keep ringing the alarms.

But as the prophecies of impending doom fail to materialize, thenarrative loses traction among the public. Americans understandthey’ve been deceived. That healthy skepticism will only grow asthis realization spreads.

Environment: In 2007, theU.N. said theHimalayan gla-ciers will be gone by 2035 due toman-made globalwarming. Yet four years later, some are advancing.What’s retreating is the global warming narrative.

AnAlly Imperiled:What Egyptians are demonstratingagainst, whether they know it or not, is socialism.Whatthey— andwe— could end upwith is another Iran. IsPresident Obama repeating Carter’s Shah betrayal?

Fright Of Egypt

R evolutions are like fires. They can make life better, orthey can destroy.

Three decades ago, Iran — after being saved from Sovietdominanceby the U.S. in 1953 —traded in the flawed auto-

cratic rule of the Shah for the bloodthirsty Islamist fanaticism ofthe Ayatollah Khomeini.

At the time, Jimmy Carter’s presidency was, in the name of“human rights,” on the side of the Islamists — with U.N. Ambassa-dor Andrew Young going so far as to call Khomeini “some kind ofsaint.”

Does the Obama administration realize the difference betweenfreedom-basedrevolutions and violent overthrows that will help ji-hadists?

In 2009, the Egyptian daily Almasry Alyoum reported that Presi-dent Obama secretly met in Washington that year with representa-tives of Egypt’s jihadist Muslim Brotherhood, the Hamas ally that,while banned, dominates the opposition in the country.

Obama also chose Egypt as the locale for his ill-conceived Muslimoutreach speech in June 2009.

As Newsweek’s Jonathan Alter points out in his White House-friendly book on the president’s first year, “The Promise,” “Obamanever said the words ‘terrorism,’ ‘terrorist,’ or ‘war on terror’ ” inthe speech, because “the t-word had become inflammatory to Mus-lims” and the “faster way to the hearts and minds of a Muslim audi-ence was to talk about the tensions between Islam and the West ina different key.”

Bet the president didn’t think he was planting the seeds of today’sprotests in Egypt. But what does he expect when he goes to a coun-try in a decades-long police-enforced state of emergency, with tensof thousands of political prisoners, and announces that “you mustmaintain your power through consent, not coercion”?

He may have awakened a sleeping giant. Too bad the Iranian peo-ple didn’t receive the same favor a year and a half ago when theywere protesting in the streets against a regime that makes Egyptlook Jeffersonian by comparison.

Perhaps the president believes that the Nobel Peace Prize-win-ning Mohamed ElBaradei, the Egyptian who headed the U.N. nu-clear agency, will emerge from house arrest and take over.

Revolutions are seldom so neat.Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden’s Egyptian-born right-

hand man who merged al-Qaida with Egyptian Islamic Jihad, haslong had designs on his native land.

In the Pulitzer-winning history of al-Qaida, “The LoomingTower,” Lawrence Wright notes that Zawahiri’s “strategy was toforce the Egyptian regime to become even more repressive, tomake the people hate it. In this he succeeded.”

Embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was as afraid ofreal capitalism as of political dissent. The Heritage Foundation’slatest Index of Economic Freedom gives Egypt poor marks despiterecent “incremental reforms to liberalize the socialist economy.”

Egypt’s GDP growth fell markedly in the wake of the global finan-cial crisis, and government corruption and the lack of a dependablerule of law in the economic sphere are factors that have kept pover-ty and unemployment painfully high — poisonously mixed with po-litical repression.

Even so, should Mubarak fall, there is real danger of the IslamicBrotherhood imperiling this U.S. ally. Barack Obama sure picked afoolish place to give a community-organizing speech.

ObamaCare:The granting of 500more exemptions tounions, companies and even states begs the question—why is “affordable health care for all Americans” neitheraffordable nor for everybody?

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Baucus’ Beefs

T o take just one example, at this moment a freight train is setto hit American agricultural producers, who export half ormore of their wheat, cattle and other crops just to stay in

business. Canada is set to enact its free trade treaty with Colombia inabout two months, cutting tariffs to zero. American farmers will bestuckpaying anywherefrom 8%to 120% tariffs to sell the exact samegoods. Their 2008 sales to Colombia came to $1.67 billion. With aplaying field like what’s coming, they can kiss their largest SouthAmericanmarketgoodbye.

Already it’s happening: As recently as 2008, U.S. farmers sold80% of all farm imports in Colombia. That share fell to 41% lastyear and is expected to slump to 30% once Canada’s treaty kicks in.

Is it any surprise that Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., whose state is atop wheat and cattle exporter, sounds disgusted?

“Our free trade agreements with Colombia and Panama weresigned more than three and a half years ago, so it’s extremely disap-pointing the president did not lay out a timeline for submittingthem to Congress,” Baucus said. “The delay has been costly for ourranchers, farmers and businesses, who are losing business to com-petitors from countries that have negotiated their own trade agree-ments with these fast-growing markets.”

The Colombia pact was signed off on Nov. 22, 2006. WhileObama vowed to pass a separate U.S.-Korea free trade treaty, that’slittle comfort for Montana’s farm sector because the U.S.-Koreapact included no side deal to cut Korean barriers on beef. Thatmeans Montana gets almost nothing from Obama’s trade plans,which are supposed to double exports. Not a nice thing for a statethat exports 45% of its farm product to the world, or $1.5 billion,and employs 14,000 in agriculture.

Republicans and many Democrats want all trade pacts voted ontogether by July 1. Baucus is warning he won’t support the Koreapact without Colombia, too. The Hill reports that the White Houseis trying to throw him political scraps to make it up to him. But hispolitical support and Montana’s economy could fade if he caves.

Exports are a boon to America’s economy. If we don’t open newmarkets, others will. Past pacts have shown that U.S. farmers sellthree times as many goods to free trade countries, making it all themore important to get the Colombia pact off the ground right now.

T he Obama administration has become famous for its cronycapitalism, in which companies like General Electric wererewarded while energy companies, for example, were cast

into the outer darkness. Now we have what might be called cronyhealth care, with the favored escaping the full consequences ofObamaCare while the rest of us deal with the rising costs and re-duced service.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi once told us we’d have topass ObamaCare to see what was in it. Now it turns out we have towait for its implementation to see who is in it. The issuance of morethan 500 additional waivers to its draconian mandates by Healthand Human Services makes the case for repeal even stronger.

It is a system where everyone is equal, but some are more equalthan others. We were told everyone had to be in it, everyone had tobe forced to buy government-approved insurance for ObamaCareto work.

As Emily Litella used to say on “Saturday Night Live”: “Nevermind.”

Unions, including the Service Employees International Union(SEIU), are particularly favored in this charade. Unions represent6.9% of the private work force, yet 40% of the workers covered bythese waivers are union members.

There are no fewer than 182 union benefit funds, one-fourth of allwaivers, now exempted. And of the only 14.6 million union employ-ees in the U.S., 860,000 are already exempted from ObamaCare’smandated coverage requirements.

The SEIU — whose former head Andy Stern was once the leadingvisitor to the White House, ahead of Cabinet members and heads of

state — had three of its locals exempted from ObamaCare mandatesin the first batch of waivers, which reached 222 total: Local 25 SEIUin Chicago, with 31,000 enrollees; Local 1199 SEIU Greater NewYork Benefit Fund, with 4,544 enrollees; and SEIU Local 1 Cleve-land Welfare Fund, with 520 enrollees.

In the latest round of waivers, the SEIU, which lobbied mightily toforce everyone else into ObamaCare, added four more locals to thewaiver list, which stands at 729. There are now seven SEIU localsthat have waivers, covering a total of 45,000 workers.

Other unions and labor groups have also benefited.One of the largest waivers, for 351,000 people, went to the United

Federation of Teachers Welfare Fund, a New York union that cov-ers teachers. The United Agricultural Benefit Trust, a California-based cooperative that provides such low-cost minimal coverage tofarmworkers, was allowed to exempt 17,347 workers.

As columnist Michelle Malkin reports, the United Food and Com-mercial Workers International Union (UFCW), which trumpetedObamaCare as “an achievement that will rank among the highest inour national experience,” has secured waivers for 238 of its affili-ates. Hypocrisy as a union label.

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW),which said that with ObamaCare “finally, affordable and compre-hensive health care coverage will be available for millions of work-ing Americans,” saw eight of its affiliates get waivers.

It seems ObamaCare is neither affordable nor comprehensive.The exemption list even includes 4 states — Massachusetts, New

Jersey, Ohio and Tennessee — that collectively cover 2.1 millionworkers. As we’ve noted, corporations such as McDonald’s are alsoon the waiver list, saying ObamaCare makes their plans unwork-able and unaffordable.

ObamaCare is in effect repealing itself, waiver by waiver. If it’s sogreat, the Senate should vote on its repeal without fear.

Defunding should commence, as should House hearings exposingthis fraudulent power grab. By the way, these new waivers come aweek after Republicans announced plans to investigate the earlierwaivers granted to groups for health care reform provisions.

Question: If the provisions these entities are exempt from are ahardship, then isn’t the entire piece of legislation?

How about granting America a waiver?

Climate Change Claims Melt Away

Economy: In his State of theUnion address, PresidentObama disappointed Colombians by failing to set a time-line for passing the free-trade pact he claims to favor.But the bigger letdown is in theU.S., which losesmore.

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The November election sent a clearmessage to Washington: less govern-ment, less debt, less spending.

President Obama certainly heard it, butjudging from his State of the Union address,he doesn’t believe a word of it.

The people say they want cuts? Sure theydo — in the abstract. But any party that actu-ally dares carry them out will be punishedseverely. On that, Obama stakes his re-elec-tion.

No other conclusion can be drawn from aspeech that didn’t even address the debtissue until 35 minutes in. And then what didhe offer?

A freeze on domestic discretionary spend-ing that he himself ad-mitted would affect amere one-eighth of thebudget.

Obama seemed im-pressed, however, thatit would produce $400billion in savings over10years. That’sanaver-age of $40 billion ayear. The deficit forlast year alone wasmore than 30 times asmuch. And total federal spending was morethan 85 times that amount.

A $40 billion annual savings for a govern-ment that just racked up $3 trillion in newdebt over the last two years is deeply unseri-ous. It’s spillage, a rounding error.

As for entitlements, which are where thereal money is, Obama said practically noth-ing. He is happy to discuss, but if Republi-cans dare take anything from granny, heshall be Horatius at the bridge.

This entire pantomime about debt reduc-tion came after the first half of a speech de-voted to, yes, new spending.

One almost has to admire Obama’s defi-ance. His 2009 stimulus and budget-bust-ing health care reform are precisely whatstirred the popular revolt that delivered hisNovember shellacking. And yet he’s backfor more.

It’s as if Obama is daring the voters — andthe Republicans — to prove they really wantsmaller government. He’s manning the bar-ricades for ObamaCare and he’s here withyet another spending — excuse me, invest-ment — spree.

To face down those overachieving Asians,Obama wants to sink yet more monies intoyet more road and bridge repair, more feder-ally subsidized teachers — with a bit of high-speed rail tossed in for style.

That will show the Chinese. And of course,once again, there is the magic lure of a greeneconomy created by the brilliance of Wash-ington experts and politicians.

This is to be our “Sputnik moment,” whenthe fear of the foreigner spurs us to innova-tion and greatness of the kind that yieldedNASA and the moon landing.

Apart from the irony of this appeal beingmade by the very president who has justkilled NASA’s manned space program,there is the fact that for three decades, sinceJimmy Carter’s synfuel fantasy, Washing-ton has poured billions of taxpayer dollarsdown a rathole in vain pursuit of economi-cally competitive renewable energy.

This is nothing but a retread of what usedto be called industrial policy, governmentpicking winners and losers.

Except that in a field that is not nearly tech-nologically ready to match fossil fuels, wepick one loser after another — from ethanol,a $6 billion boondoggle that even AlGore ad-mits was a mistake, to the $41,000 ChevyVolt that only the rich can afford (with theirextended Bush tax cuts, of course).

Perhaps this is all to be expected fromDemocrats — the party of government —and from a president who from his very firstaddress to Congress has boldly displayedhis zeal to fundamentally transform theAmerican social contract and place it on a“New Foundation” (an Obama slogan thatnever took).

He’s been chastened enough by the elec-tion of 2010 to make gestures toward thecenter.

But the State of the Union address re-vealed a man ideologically unbowed and un-deterred. He served up an insignificantspending cut, yet another (if more modest)stimulus,and a promise to fight any Republi-can attempt to significantly shrink the sizeof government.

Indeed, he went beyond this. He tried tocast this more-of-the-same into a call to na-tional greatness, citing two Michigan broth-ers who produce solar shingles as a stirringexample of rising to the Sputnik moment.

“We do big things,” Obama declared at theend of an address that was, on the contrary,the finest example of small-ball Clintonianminimalism since the days of school uni-forms and midnight basketball.

From the moon landing to solar shingles.Is there a better example of American de-

cline?

B ut they were only following orders from Washing-ton politicians, who over two decades carried out arelentless and ultimately reckless crusade to ease

credit for first-time homebuyers. These buyers traditional-ly could not qualify for a mortgage. It proved a recipe for di-saster.

Predictably, these politicians enjoyed blanket immunityduring the inquiry panel’s 15-month “investigation.”

The sham probe was led by longtime Democrat Phil An-gelides, who was hand-picked by former House SpeakerNancy Pelosi. His biased report, hitting bookstores now,cites nine causes of the crisis, none of which is federalhousing policy — the chief culprit.

Instead, it indicts Wall Street, and even refers “evidence”of alleged banking violations to the Justice Departmentfor prosecution. Meanwhile, it lets off scot-free the Trea-sury and HUD officials who pushed risky political loansonto the private sector, while pressuring Fannie Mae andFreddie Mac to securitize them.

Angelides, who pledged “a full and fair inquiry” free of“the political leanings” of the majority Democratic com-mission, did nothing of the kind.

He was no cold-eyed dispassionate investigator. Theformer California Democratic Party chairman has workedclosely with affordable-housing activists, such as Greenlin-ing Institute and Acorn, which in the run-up to the crisisshook down banks for billions in risky urban loans.

“Old civic activists never die, we just get recycled,” An-gelides joked with his old Democrat pal Bill Press on Press’radio show, as reported in the new book, “The Great Amer-ican Bank Robbery: The Unauthorized Report AboutWhat Really Caused the Great Recession,” by former IBDWashington bureau chief Paul Sperry.

Indeed. And the false narrativethat capitalism is theprob-lem and government the solution got recycled with him.

In his panel’s 633-page report, Angelides denies bankswere pressured by government into making bad loans.

So why then did mortgage lending standards suddenlybreak down? And how did so many subprime and otherrisky loans end up in the mortgage securitization pipeline?

The report doesn’t answer these questions other than topresume lenders and Wall Street bankers became sogreedy they suddenly abandoned centuries-old prudentbanking practices and dove into a market they previouslyavoided like the plague.

In fact, they were dragged into that market kicking andscreaming by their regulators.

The report dismisses the role played by tougher anti-redlining rules under the Community Reinvestment Act,which was only really enforced a decade before the crisis.

President Clinton added teeth to the 30-year-old regula-tion for the first time in 1995, marking a tragic turningpoint in the history of finance.

The tightened CRA-influenced subprime underwritingon both the primary and secondary markets. It pushedbankers into riskier territory, and pressured them to bendlending standards — or face stiff penalties and blocked ex-pansion plans.

The changes fed the subprime bubble and sped the col-lapse of Fannie and Freddie. They added to the large num-ber of subprime and other risky loans that failed in thebanking crisis.

Bankers didn’t make dodgy loans to poor and uncredit-worthy people out of the goodness of their hearts.

Politicians pushed them to make them.Still, the report concludes that the CRA “was not a signifi-

cant factor” in the crisis, since it did not cover subprimelenders like Countrywide Financial.

But according to “The Great American Bank Robbery,”Clinton’s own Treasury found in 2000 that “the CRA mayhave had a positive ‘demonstration effect’ on lenders notcovered by the Act, and thus indirectly increased lendingby these institutions as well.”

In addition, the book reports that Countrywide signed afirst-of-its-kind Fair Lending Master Agreement withHUD pledging to ease its credit requirements and boostminority lending.

Hundreds of other other lenders inked similar deals withthe government, committing them to riskier subprimelending. Not signing exposed lenders to fair-lending inves-tigations and denial of access to the all-important second-ary mortgage market.

Clintonalso for the first time authorized Fannie and Fred-die to earn HUD “affordable housing” credits by purchas-ing securities backed by subprime and other CRA mortgag-es, which HUD promoted as “goals-rich loans.”

When Fannie and Freddie securitized subprime loans,they suddenly became safe, since the ratings agenciesviewed their securitizations as guaranteed by Treasury.

When Wall Street jumped into that market, it simply re-sponded to Washington’s distorted incentives — a side ofthe equation conspicuously absent from the report.

The Angelides Commission operated from the mistakenpremise that deregulation caused the crisis, when in factoverregulationwas to blame.

Overregulation of lending — through the CRA and HUD— created the mortgage bubble, which actually started in1997 and ballooned thanks to the draconian AffordableHousing Goals that HUD slapped on Fannie and Freddie.

Starting in 2000, the HUD-regulated mortgage giantshad to devote fully half their business to risky lending topoor and minority borrowers.

They met those goals (which remained in effect throughthe Bush administration) wholesale by buying and guaran-teeing subprime securities. Wall Street may have helpedinflate the subprime bubble, but the historical record isclear: Washington created it.

As is typically the case, the government created this prob-lem, and now it’s blaming the private sector.

Republicans ought to use their new oversight powers toput the lens on Washington where it belongs.

O N T H E R I G H T

DAVOS, Switzerland — The state of theunion is . . . leaderless. Sounds harsh,but when it comes to digging America

out from what President Obama calls its“mountain of debt,” I’m becoming increas-ingly worried this assessment is accurate.

The president talks the talk about fiscal re-sponsibility. But the evidence suggests he’snot willing to spend the political capital totranslate that talk into action. Judge Obamaby his own standards.

“We have to signal seriousness in this,” hetold The Washington Post just before the in-auguration, “by making sure that some ofthe hard decisions are made under mywatch and not under somebody else’s.”

So what hard deci-sions has the presidentmade?

On the plus side of theledger, the presidentworked to ensure thatthe costly expansion ofhealth coverage wascoupled withpotential-ly cost-saving mea-sures to control Medi-care spending. Empha-sis onpotentially.

In his State of the Union address Tuesdaynight, he proposed a five-year freeze on dis-cretionary spending, two years longer thanhis previous offer.

But as the president himself recognized,this kind of nibbling around the edges of thebudget is entirely inadequate.

“To make further progress, we have tostop pretending that cutting this kind ofspending alone will be enough,” he said. “Itwon’t.”

Except the president then offered nothingelse of substance about what else he envi-sioned — and would be willing to push for.Some serious people with unquestionedbona fides on fiscal responsibility grasped atwispy tendrils of seriousness in the presi-dent’s remarks.He mentioned Social Security! He talked

about tax reform! I hope they are right butfear they are deluding themselves.

Examine the president’s words, and yousee nothing new or specific. It hardly consti-tutes bravery to call for a bipartisan SocialSecurity fix that doesn’t slash benefits.

At that level of generality, who would dis-agree? The health care law — if implement-ed as planned — is merely a down paymenton cost containment.

But the president’s only specific was to re-peat his offer to join with Republicans onmedical malpractice reform.

This is attacking a mountain with a tea-spoon. Corporate tax reform is a great ideabut not a solution to the fiscal problem. Thepresident’s opening bid was to fix the corpo-rate tax code without adding to the deficit.

As to the individual income tax system, thepresident repeated his stale complaint that“we simply can’t afford a permanent exten-sion of the tax cuts for the wealthiest 2% ofAmericans.” No mention of the affordabili-ty of the tax cuts for everyone else.

In fact, when the president discussed in-come taxes, he cited the need to “simplifythe individual tax code” without daring towhisper that the real goal needs to be morerevenue.

“Members of both parties have expressedan interest in doing this, and I am preparedto join them,” Obama said. Joining up is notmy definition of leadership.

Where’s The Effort?Administration officials insist that proffer-

ing more in the State of the Union wouldhave been self-defeating. Negotiating inpublic does not work, this argument goes.

Do corporate tax reform first and the larg-er overhaul will come more easily. Thiswould be more convincing if the president’sbehind-the-scenes track record were morereassuring.

Obama put little muscle behind the legisla-tive effort to create a fiscal commission.Then, having established one by executiveorder, he did nothing to assure its success,according to sources close to the process.

The commission was tantalizingly close togetting the super-majority needed for con-gressional action — former Service Employ-ees Union President Andy Stern had prom-ised to be the 14th vote, the sources said —but the administration did not lift a finger tohelp by lobbying other Democrats.

On Tuesday, the most Obama could man-age to choke out about his own commissionwas that “I don’t agree with all their propos-als, but they made important progress.”

Into this disturbing vacuum of leadershipcome Virginia Democratic Sen. Mark Warn-er and Georgia Republican Sen. SaxbyChambliss, who have assembled a biparti-san group pushing for tax reform and otherdeficit reduction this year.

When I spoke with them after the speech,they emphasized two points: that nothingwould be accomplished without presiden-tial involvement, and that it would be a mis-take to let things slide into the election yearor, inevitably, beyond.

“Every one of these painful choices getsharder every day we don’t do anything,”Warner said.

Wise words. If only we had heard more ofthat from the president himself.

Subprime scandal:The Financial Crisis InquiryReport blames regulators for falling asleep onthe job andmissing all the shoddymortgagelending. They didn’t miss it. They encouraged it.

D avos, of course, has long since become the placefor jet-setting power brokers to attend, or to beseen attending. If you can get invited, then you’re

somebody incalculably important.Swank hotel settings await, as does a chance to commune

with the borderless brain trust. If you can sit through a so-porific speech by some country’s authoritarian presidentor shake hands with a Nobel laureate, you might even bementioned in Arianna Huffington’s blog.

Schwab probably shouldn’t be faulted. When he foundedthe famed retreat in 1971, the German-born business pro-fessor conceived of a cozy hearthside event where top en-trepreneurs, government leaders, diplomats, academicsand journalists could kick back and freely solve theworld’s problems.

Sometime back in the ’90s the word slipped out and glamset in. Schwab recognized he’d created something special,trendy and aspirational, and he retailed it. And, indeed, aplace where world potentates and thinkers could gather

without a formal agenda was a refreshing, not to say revo-lutionary, idea.

Contrasted with more traditional and ineffectual organi-zations, the WEF looked pretty good.

Working and collaborating in a pre-political and trans-sovereign way, as the signers of our own Declaration of In-dependence knew, can have its advantages.

Indeed, it encourages belief in the universality of humanrights. But it can bring its perils, as the late political scien-tist Samuel Huntington grasped when he identified thenew creature “Davos Man.”

Those associated with Davos, as Huntington definedthem, “have little need for national loyalty, view nationalboundaries as obstacles that thankfully are vanishing, andsee national governments as residues from the past whoseonly useful function is to facilitate the elite’s global opera-tions.”

As January turns to February Davos men and women,true to the elite vision, are listening to each other expoundon what Schwab calls “Shared Norms for the New Reali-ty,” an unmistakable reference to the economic downturn.

Some headlines: NYU economist Nouriel Roubini, the“Dr. Doom” known to have predicted the financial crisis,sees signs of recovery. And various panelists have ob-served that economic power is shifting from West to East.

But in the streets of Cairo, Sanaa and elsewhere in theMiddle East, history is being shaped not by Davos Man,but by his near-antithesis.

That would be people who won’t know what a travel andexpenditure budget is — at least until they can find the free-dom to pursue their own dreams.

President Can’tTackle DebtWith Just Talk

Obama SeemsTone-Deaf OnBudget Deficit

The State of theUnion addressrevealed aman ideologicallyunbowed and undeterred.

Whitewashing The Crisis

Global Elite:When he planned this year’sWorldEconomic Forum, the annual gathering inDavos, Switzerland, Klaus Schwab stressed “col-lective sacrifice.” Apparently the keepers of theattendees’ budgets didn’t get thememo.

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1 LULULEMON ATHLETICA (LULU) Grp 87 o$68.6147.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 97 ROE 30%

OPERATES/FRANCHISES 124 ATHLETIC APPAREL STORES IN THE U.S. ANDCANADA WITH PLANS TO OPEN 15 MORE (12%) IN 2010-11.

+46% Ann. EPS Gro PE 52 Avg. D. Vol 2,105,900 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +80%6 Prior Qtr +131%6 Last Qtr Sales +56%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/25

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 92

Rebounding from 10-week line as it forms new base.

5 PRICELINE.COM (PCLN) Grp 9 o$425.3148.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 95 ROE 42%

PROVIDES AIRLINE TICKET, HOTEL ROOM, CAR RENTAL, VACATION PACKAGEAND CRUISE SERVICES THROUGH PRICELINE.COM.

+46% Ann. EPS Gro PE 35 Avg. Daily Vol 934,000 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +54%5 Prior Qtr +53%6 Last Qtr Sales +37%18 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/17

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 87

Support at 10-week line after breaking out of flat base.

9 CHIPOTLE MEX GRILL (CMG) Grp 48 o$219.4330.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 93 ROE 19%

OPERATES 1,023 CASUAL FRESH MEXICAN FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS IN 36STATES; PLANNED TO OPEN 120-130 MORE (13%-14%) IN 2010.

+39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 43 Avg. Daily Vol 983,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +41%5 Prior Qtr +33%6 Last Qtr Sales +23%7 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/11

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 93

Forming new base, but currently a later-stage pattern.

13 SINA CORP (SINA) Grp 94 o$80.6859.9M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 97 ROE 8%

CHINESE INTERNET PORTAL OFFERING MEDIA CONTENT AND SERVICES FORCHINA AND GLOBAL CHINESE COMMUNITIES.

+7% Ann. EPS Gro PE 51 Avg. D. Vol 2,119,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +47%5 Prior Qtr +45%6 Last Qtr Sales +12%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/3R&D 9%

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 93

Extended; several pullbacks stop just shy of 10-week line.

17 AIXTRON SE (AIXG) Grp 4 o$40.8491.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 84 ROE 14%

GERMAN MANUFACTURER OF DEPOSITION SYSTEMS BASED ON COMPOUND,SILICON, OR ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS

+81% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 361,900 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +322%6 Prior Qtr +750%5 Last Qtr Sales+142%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/10R&D 11%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 37

7% above 38.10 buy pt; breakout from cup w/handle.

1 Lululemon Athletca 68.61 97 99 97 +82 +80 +40 +56 30 19 11 C7EPS estimates for latest quarter trending sharply higher since December.

2 Skyworks Solutions 31.33 99 99 97 +38 +67 +63 +37 19 22 3 CChipmaker's Q4 EPS up 67%, beating estimates by a modest margin.

3 Netflix 218.0 99 98 98 +41 +55 +69 +34 45 12 22 CMovie–rental king posts 55% EPS gain in Q4, beating expectations.

4 Riverbed Technolgy 35.53 99 98 98 +30 +81 +70 +47 16 19 14 C7WAN solutions provider posts 73% EPS gain for Q4, beating estimates.

5 Priceline.com 425.3 99 99 95 +54 +54 +56 +37 42 22 2 DSeals deal with American Airlines to sell tickets, other services.

6 Concho Resources 91.25 99 99 94 +76 +108 +24 +57 10 41 4 C7Oil & gas producer expected to log 24% EPS gain in Q4, a big slowdown.

7 Acme Packet Inc 53.71 99 95 99+120 +122 +100 +56 12 22 27 B7Analysts expect 3rd–straight triple–digit EPS gain in Q4.

8 Baidu Inc 106.5 97 99 92+123 +113 +145 +80 40 39 20 D7Company reports Q4 results Monday; consensus estimate 46 cents a share.

9 Chipotle Mex Grill 219.4 99 97 93 +37 +41 +30 +23 19 13 3 C7Analysts see 31% EPS gain, sales up 21%, when firm reports Q4 Feb. 10.

10 Deckers Outdoor 74.41 93 98 94 +24 +24 +13 +22 27 22 3 BHas highest three–year sales growth rate of entire industry group.

11 Camelot Info Systm 24.08 96 99 98+111 +53 +120 +57 16 15 26 C7Analysts see Q4 EPS up 120% on a 34% sales gain; reports Feb. 24.

12 Rovi Corp 60.97 97 96 92 +35 +67 +8 +21 10 36 2 CSecurity software maker's Q3 profit beat views by a penny a share.

13 Sina Corp 80.68 92 95 97 +44 +47 +42 +12 8 21 2 CAnalysts see EPS up 42%, but sales growth slumping to 7% in Q4.

14 Illumina 69.05 99 94 93 +26 +76 0 +50 14 25 4 CAnalysts see 38% EPS gain and 42% jump in sales for Q4. Reports Feb. 8.

15 Aruba Networks 21.33 95 99 89 +89 +200 +117 +44 21 11 24 B7Tennis Australia enlarged the networking firm wireless network for event.

16 Altera 37.41 98 98 89 0 +112 +30 +52 29 26 3 DChip designer's Q4 EPS up 112%, beating views. Sales up 52%.

17 Aixtron 40.84 99 99 84 –5 +322 –84+142 14 21 10 AChipmaker grew earnings by 322% to 533% past four quarters.

18 Informatica 45.66 96 92 93 +15 +26 +19 +31 21 25 7 BSoftware maker reported earnings Thursday that edged 5% above views.

19 Tractor Supply Co 50.69 95 92 93 +14 +29 +8 +20 17 5 4 CFarm equipment retailer beat Q4 earnings views by 8%; sales up 20%.

20 InterDigital Inc 47.29 99 88 95 +53 +14 +30 +22 77 52 2 BWireless tech firm beat earnings estimates in past two quarters.

2 SKYWKS SOLUTIONS (SWKS) Grp 14 o$31.33177.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 97 ROE 19%

MANUFACTURES ANALOG/MIXED-SIGNAL ICS, AMPLIFIERS, ATTENUATORS,DETECTORS, DIODES, COUPLERS, MIXERS, AND DEMODULATORS

+33% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. D. Vol 3,921,400 Debt 2%Last Qtr Eps +67%6 Prior Qtr +79%6 Last Qtr Sales +37%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/29R&D 13%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 89

Support at 10-week for second time since Sept. breakout.

6 CONCHO RESOURCES (CXO) Grp 7 o$91.2593.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 94 ROE 10%

ENGAGED IN THE ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLORATION OF OILAND NATURAL GAS IN SOUTHEAST NEW MEXICO AND WEST TEXAS.

+72% Ann. EPS Gro PE 35 Avg. D. Vol 1,094,900 Debt 63%Last Qtr Eps +108%5 Prior Qtr +85%6 Last Qtr Sales +57%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/24R&D 2%

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 75

Support in latest test of 10-week after multiple pullbacks.

10 DECKERS OUTDOOR (DECK) Grp 137 o$74.4137.4M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 94 ROE 27%

MARKETS LUXURY SHEEPSKIN FOOTWEAR AND SANDALS FOR MEN, WOMENAND CHILDREN, AND OPERATES 18 STORES INTERNATIONALLY.

+34% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 1,966,500 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +24%6 Prior Qtr +165%5 Last Qtr Sales +22%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/25

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 95

Trading below 10-week line for 1st time since Oct. breakout.

14 ILLUMINA (ILMN) Grp 38 o$69.05120.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 93 ROE 14%

DEVELOPS INTEGRATED SYSTEMS FOR THE LARGE SCALE ANALYSIS OFGENETIC VARIATION AND BIOLOGICAL FUNCTION.

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 65 Avg. D. Vol 1,219,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +76%5 Prior Qtr +18%5 Last Qtr Sales +50%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/4R&D 21%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 72

Less than 4% above 66.69 buy point in a 3-weeks-tight.

18 INFORMATICA (INFA) Grp 28 o$45.6687.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 93 ROE 21%

PROVIDES ENTERPRISE DATA INTEGRATION SOFTWARE AND SERVICES FORVARIOUS INDUSTRIES

+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 40 Avg. Daily Vol 835,700 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +26%6 Prior Qtr +27%6 Last Qtr Sales +31%6 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/22R&D 16%

Acc/Dis D-Sup/Demand 69

Climbs back above 10-wk line after triggering 8% sell rule.

3 NETFLIX (NFLX) Grp 42 o$217.9840.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 98 ROE 45%

PROVIDES ONLINE MOVIE RENTAL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES TO 16.933 MILSUBSCRIBERS VIA NETFLIX.COM.

+43% Ann. EPS Gro PE 74 Avg. D. Vol 5,999,900 Debt 100%Last Qtr Eps +55%5 Prior Qtr +35%6 Last Qtr Sales +34%12 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/21R&D 7%

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 97

Clears 209.34 entry as it breaks out in heavy volume.

7 ACME PACKET INC (APKT) Grp 6 o$53.7146.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 99 ROE 12%

MANUFACTURES SESSION BORDER CONTROLLERS, LOAD BALANCERS, ROUT-ING PROXIES, AND MULTISERVICE SECURITY GATEWAYS

+15% Ann. EPS Gro PE 83 Avg. D. Vol 1,712,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +122%6 Prior Qtr +157%5 Last Qtr Sales +56%6 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/2R&D 20%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 92

Reverses lower, then higher; holding near its 10-week line.

11 CAMELOT INFO SYSTEMS (CIS) Grp 98 o$24.0826.5M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 98 ROE 16%

CHINESE PROVIDER OF CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT ANDSUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE FOR ENTERPRISES.

+55% Ann. EPS Gro PE 44 Avg. Daily Vol 494,400 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +53%6 Prior Qtr +100%6 Last Qtr Sales +57%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/28R&D 1%

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 76

Eases to 10-week in light trade; RS, accumulation strong.

15 ARUBA NETWORKS INC (ARUN) Grp 49 o$21.3370.8M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 89 ROE 21%

PROVIDES ENTERPRISE MOBILITY SOFTWARE THAT ENABLES SECUREACCESS TO DATA, VOICE AND VIDEO APPLICATIONS

+104% Ann. EPS Gro PE 59 Avg. D. Vol 2,680,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +200%6 Prior Qtr +233%6 Last Qtr Sales +44%8 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/18R&D 19%

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 92

Consolidating below 10-week average after failed breakout.

19 TRACTOR SUPPLY CO (TSCO) Grp 110 o$50.6970.0M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 93 ROE 17%

OPERATES 930 FARMING EQUIPMENT STORES IN 44 STATES WITH PLANS TOOPEN 70-80 MORE (8%-9%) IN 2010.

+28% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 630,900 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +29%6 Prior Qtr +43%5 Last Qtr Sales +20%8 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/21

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 68

Bucks market’s decline with big rebound off 10-week line.

4 RIVERBED TECHNOLGY (RVBD) Grp 21 o$35.53126.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 98 ROE 16%

PROVIDES PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT IMPROVE APPLICATIONS ANDACCESSIBILITY OF DATA OVER WIDE AREA NETWORKS.

+20% Ann. EPS Gro PE 60 Avg. D. Vol 4,070,000 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +81%5 Prior Qtr +79%6 Last Qtr Sales +47%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/22R&D 18%

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 92

Reversing higher, trying to regain its 10-week moving avg.

8 BAIDU (BIDU) Grp 94 o$106.54212.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 92 ROE 40%

CHINESE PROVIDER OF INTERNET SEARCH, TARGETED ONLINE ADVERTISINGAND OTHER INTERNET CONTENT SERVICES.

+71% Ann. EPS Gro PE 87 Avg. D. Vol 7,432,900 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +113%5 Prior Qtr +111%6 Last Qtr Sales +80%19 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/9R&D 10%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 89

Just below 109.35 handle buy point in later-stage base.

12 ROVI CORP (ROVI) Grp 134 o$60.97103.1M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 92 ROE 10%

DEVELOPS DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT SOFTWARE USED BY CONSUMERS TOUPDATE THE ENTERTAINMENT DATA ON THEIR MEDIA LIBRARIES.

+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 30 Avg. D. Vol 1,596,600 Debt 27%Last Qtr Eps +67%5 Prior Qtr +45%5 Last Qtr Sales +21%7 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/11R&D 20%

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 83

First test of 10-week line since breakout in September.

16 ALTERA (ALTR) Grp 17 o$37.41303.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 89 ROE 29%

MANUFACTURES COMPLEX PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC DEVICES, FPGAS, ANDAPPLICATION-SPECIFIC ICS FOR TELECOM AND INDUSTRIAL MARKETS.

+31% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. D. Vol 6,324,400 Debt 46%Last Qtr Eps +112%6 Prior Qtr +263%5 Last Qtr Sales +52%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/20R&D 22%

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 89

Falls back to 10-week after breakout from square-box base.

20 INTERDIGITAL (IDCC) Grp 6 o$47.2943.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 95 ROE 77%

DESIGNS WIRELESS MODEMS AND ICS USED IN NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS,PDAS, MOBILE HANDSETS, AND WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE.

+91% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 948,500 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +14%6 Prior Qtr +32%6 Last Qtr Sales +22%0 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/25R&D 22%

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 89

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93 95 82 B– B+ 68.73 Rock Tenn Cl A o RKT 66.14 +8.96 14 37 26,024 +55894 80 90 A A 49.36 Haynes Intl Inc HAYN 48.00 +5.97 66 12 1,311 +28383 80 89 B B– 25.40 Ethan Allen Intrs o ETH 22.22 +2.00 54 24 5,444 +27599 98 92 A+ B+ 21.72 Oplink Comm o OPLK 23.77 +4.84 17 17 2,527 +26972 80 70 D+ B 22.61 Prudential Plc PUK 22.09 +0.72 13 1.2b 2,621 +20793 98 97 B– A+ 27.70 Buckeye Tech o BKI 24.86 +4.23 18 37 6,787 +14595 74 91 A B 49.19 Coherent Inc o COHR 53.44 +6.72 21 24 1,498 +14497 77 90 A+ A 67.50 Baker Hughes o BHI 67.29 +8.32 31 427 54,745 +14099 84 89 A– A– 82.97 Rockwell Automtn o ROK 80.34 +5.92 23 138 13,600 +13982 82 90 C– A 24.67 Cabelas Inc o CAB 24.45 +2.81 15 39 4,957 +12985 82 86 A– B+ 24.18 Brinker Intl o EAT 23.50 +2.46 17 90 22,022 +12498 99 95 A– A 23.15 China Mediaexp Hdg o CCME 20.86 +1.21 8 24 14,622 +11693 93 96 C B 60.14 Under Armour Cl A o UA 59.75 +6.50 45 35 7,660 +11191 80 76 B+ A 43.40 Honda Motor Co Ltd o HMC 42.23 +1.99 11 1.8b 4,613 +10988 96 85 C A– 33.21 Western Gas Ptrs Lp o WES 32.53 +1.53 22 21 2,220 +10380 73 80 B C 44.00 Hill–Rom Holdings o HRC 40.45 +0.54 20 60 5,518 +10294 89 83 B A– 75.70 Quality Systems o QSII 77.45 +3.50 40 19 1,484 +10196 89 87 A– B+ 57.55 Helmerich & Payne o HP 56.37 +5.74 19 101 10,872 +10199 96 97 A B– 21.44 Cirrus Logic o CRUS 20.72 +3.32 17 64 32,734 +10093 91 79 A C+ 38.73 Juniper Ntwks o JNPR 36.28 +1.41 28 502 50,248 +9990 72 79 A– B+ 27.79 Molex Inc o MOLX 25.81 +1.10 16 61 8,315 +9284 70 79 A A– 42.39 Tennant TNC 39.93 +1.61 34 18 599 +8499 80 85 A+ A 45.00 Kla Tencor Corp o KLAC 43.69 +1.86 14 165 19,567 +8297 95 82 B+ B+ 34.19 First Cash Finl Svc o FCFS 32.31 +0.75 19 25 1,274 +8095 80 95 A– B+ 46.04 Holly o HOC 46.94 +4.99 57 52 4,920 +7898 93 80 A A– 25.03 Emc Corp o EMC 24.48 +0.50 19 2.0b 1,680m +7699 93 92 A+ B 111.3 Carbo Ceramics o CRR 113.61 +12.9 33 19 1,870 +7584 79 76 C B+ 73.29 Ball o BLL 70.92 +1.38 15 84 6,016 +7399 80 89 A+ B+ 44.48 Varian Semi Eqp o VSEA 43.21 +2.33 15 72 6,306 +7298 96 97 A B 28.14 Opnet Tech OPNT 29.32 +3.91 47 14 859 +7288 74 86 B+ B+ 45.65 Marathon Oil o MRO 44.76 +2.72 16 701 58,886 +7199 99 97 A+ B+ 33.22 Skywks Solutions o SWKS 31.33 +2.14 22 178 32,955 +6887 77 76 B B+ 73.49 Stanley Works o SWK 72.72 +6.26 19 161 14,344 +6899 86 90 A+ B+ 43.94 Halliburton o HAL 43.88 +4.69 21 900 1,055m +6786 97 81 C B 52.72 Kansas City Southrn o KSU 48.87 +1.16 23 100 7,831 +6598 80 82 A+ A– 43.07 A S M L Hldg o ASML 42.08 +3.13 14 429 26,034 +6598 94 90 A+ B 24.88 Ultratech Inc o UTEK 23.41 +1.63 34 22 1,467 +6485 93 79 C+ B 38.98 O S I Systems o OSIS 37.27 +2.41 24 17 895 +5987 85 87 D+ A 25.13 Texas Cap Bancshrs TCBI 24.47 +2.08 24 35 3,098 +5584 80 99 C– A+ 64.00 Hughes Communict HUGH 61.51 +0.65 176 21 816 +5597 98 93 A A– 21.59 Altra Holdings Inc o AIMC 20.72 +1.07 23 25 1,413 +5597 99 92 B– A– 52.86 Amerigroup o AGP 51.45 +4.26 11 47 5,384 +5494 87 70 A B+ 57.63 Sap Ag Adr o SAP 57.23 +2.79 19 969 10,673 +5490 95 81 C B 71.47 Csx o CSX 69.28 +1.64 17 356 24,528 +5378 80 76 D– B 29.75 Utd Contintl Hldgs o UAL 25.85 +2.10 7 314 39,989 +5295 95 87 B B+ 36.63 Gartner Inc o IT 35.40 +1.08 36 71 2,115 +52

Mubarak’s Rule In Doubt2 Protests erupted and spread

throughout Egypt’s major citiesas tens of thousands joined demon-strations calling for Pres. HosniMubarak’s ouster after 30 years ofrule. As crowds overwhelmed po-lice, troops entered the cities. Theuprising follows a successful Mus-lim revolt in Tunisia this month.

Netflix Soars; Amazon Falls3 The online movie rental firm

beat Q4 EPS views, but missedrevenue estimates. NetflixNFLXadded more than 3 mil subscribersand guided Q1 EPS and revenue up.Its shares leapt 20% for the week.Online retail leader Amazon’sAMZNQ4 EPS rose 7% to top views, butsales missed. Costs also jumped. Itfell 3.5% for the week.

Obama Backs Earmark Ban4 Amid record deficits, Pres.

Obama called for a freeze onnonsecurity discretionary outlaysand an end to earmarks. But he’stouting a desire to spend on educa-tion, clean energy and infrastruc-ture. Senate Majority Leader HarryReid dismissed an earmark ban.

Cloud Outlook Still Unclear5 Concerns about the strength of

cloud networking continuedafter VMwareVMWbeat views, but is-sued a weak outlook. RiverbedTechnologyRVBD and Juniper Net-worksJNPRboth beat views, but Juni-per’s outlook was cautious.

Media Firms Lead IPOs6 Online media firm Demand

Media’sDMD shares debuted at$17each,aboveviews,andendedtheweek up 20%. Nielsen HoldingsNLSN,known for its TV ratings, priced at$23, also above expectations, andedged up 9% for the week. Onlinesocial site LinkedIn.com filed toraise $175 mil in an IPO.

U.S. Faces $1.48 Tril Deficit7 Federal red ink will hit a new

high in fiscal 2011, the Congres-sional Budget Office said. Social Se-curity will run cash flow shortfallsfordecades to come,meaning there-tirement program requires moreTreasury borrowing in the here andnow. Republicans say they will in-sist on deep spending cuts to OK an-other debt ceiling hike this spring.

Ford Falls On Higher Costs8 The carmaker posted a surprise

EPS decline of 30%, on higherraw material and vehicle launchcosts. Ford’sF European unit alsoposted a loss. It sees commoditycosts rising more this year than in2010, but expects all its units to beprofitable. It also recalled 425,288Windstar minivans from the1999-2003 model years in coldweather states to fix brackets andmounts that could be affected byroad salt. Shares were down 9%.

U.S. Economy At New High9 GDP rose at a 3.2% annual rate,

with the economy’s size finallytopping the pre-recession peak inQ4 ’07. Consumer spending grew atthe fastest pace since Q1 ’06. Hous-ing data were mixed; most econo-mists don’t see that sector recover-ing until hiring picks up. With jobgrowth sluggish, the Fed left ratesnear zero and continued with its$600 bil Treasury buying program.

CAT Beats, Lifts Guidance10 Providing another sign of glo-

bal economic growth, espe-cially in China, the constructionequipment giant’s Q4 EPS soared259% to $1.47, beating views by 20cents. Sales rose 62% to $12.81 bil,also above views. CaterpillarCATguided Q1 profit and revenue fore-casts higher. It plans to invest about$3 bil in capital projects in ’11, morethan half of that on U.S. projects.Shares ended the week up 3%.

B Y V I C T O R R E K L A I T I SINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

The S&P 500 made new highsWednesday and Thursday, butEgyptian unrest and a disappoint-ing Q4 GDP report hammeredstocks on Friday.

So the past week finished withsome uncertainty still hangingover the market, as was the casefor the week ended Jan. 21.

Many leading stocks have comeunder pressure. Still, several oth-ers are working on bases or tradingnear buy points.

Lululemon AthleticaLULU hasfound support at its 10-week mov-ing average as it works on a newbase. The seller of yoga-inspiredapparel has been consolidatingsince a big jump in mid-Decembertriggered byan impressive quarter-ly earnings report.

Chip designer AlteraALTR, fea-tured in today’s IBD 50 coverage,is trading near a 38.24 buy pointfrom a square-box base.

The stock cleared that consolida-tion on Jan. 14, then retreated to its10-week line and now hasbounced back above that key sup-port level.

Altera fell 3% on Wednesday inthe wake of its Q4 earnings report,but it recovered Thursday and fin-ished the week with a gain, butbelow 38.24.

OracleORCL and BaiduBIDU areboth in the same boat as Altera.Each stock had topped a buy point,but is now trading just below it.

Oracle’s buy point is at 32.37, andit is derived from a five-weeks-tight pattern. Baidu’s buy point isat 109.35, and it comes from a han-dle that’s part of a later-stage base.Such bases tend to be riskier thanearly-stage bases. The stock brief-ly got above 109.35 on Thursday,but in soft trade.

Continental ResourcesCLR hasrebounded off its 10-week line.The oil and gas company sank tothe line in active trading, althoughit is rebounding in similar volumeso far.

As noted in today’s IndustryThemes column, Continental andsome other domestic producersjumped Friday, while others suchas ApacheAPA (not part of the IBD50) fell partly because of their ex-posure to Egypt. Protests havethreatened the rule of PresidentHosni Mubarak and increased in-stability in the Middle East.

The week’s big winner was Net-flixNFLX. The Web-based and mail-delivery movie service surged 15%on Thursday following its strongQ4 report late Wednesday.

Netflix cleared a 209.34 buypoint from a later-stage base. Thestock ended the week 4% past itsbuy point.

For the week, IBD 50 stocks rose0.2% on average. The Nasdaq lost0.2% last week, the NYSE shed0.5%, and the S&P 500 fell 0.6%.

AlteraALTRexpects more market-share gains in 2011, said CEO JohnDaane during a Q4 earnings confer-ence call last week.

“I just don’t see anything that hashappened near term or from whatI’ve heard from announcements ofcompetitors,” he said, “that I thinkchanges the momentum that wehave in the marketplace today.”

Altera sells a type of chip known asa programmable logic device, orPLD. Clients program PLDs to dodifferent tasks — either before theirproducts ship or later, remotely.

The benefits of using PLDs in-clude flexibility and getting end-products to market more quickly.This niche market is one of the fast-est-growing chip sectors.

Altera said Q4 earnings per sharerose 112% to 72 cents, just a pennyabove analysts’ forecasts. The com-pany had topped EPS estimates by 4

to 10 cents in the prior four quar-ters, and it had boosted EPS by233% to 263% in the previous threeperiods.

Q4 sales grew 52% to $555.4 mil-lion, above expectations for $548million. Altera said first-quartersales would fall 1% to 5% from Q4’slevel, implying $528 million to $550million vs. views for $525 million.

Challenges for the San Jose, Calif.,company include competition fromits main rival in PLDs, XilinxXLNX,also in the IBD 50. Victor Reklaitis

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Stocks Fall For Week On Friday Tumble

1Equities were shaping up to rebound from their priorweek’s losses, but heavy selling Fri. on Egyptian pro-

tests and weak earnings spoiled the comeback. The NYSEand S&P 500 fell 0.5% after hitting 2-year highs earlier inthe week. The Nasdaq slid 0.1%. Volume grew on both ex-changes. Oil jumped 4% Fri. and ended the week a touchhigher. Gold trimmed losses to close fractionally lower.

Lululemon, Other LeadersAct Well Amid Uncertainty

Weekly Winners & Losers

Weekly % Company Symbol price change

Top 10

Netflix NFLX 19.7Tractor Supply TSCO 9.4Informatica INFA 8.8Skyworks Solutions SWKS 7.3Cimarex Energy XEC 5.0Perrigo PRGO 3.7Sensata Technologies ST 3.6Netlogic Microsystems NETL 3.0Apple AAPL 2.9Lululemon Athletica LULU 2.5

Jinko Solar JKS -14.2MercadoLibre MELI -5.4VMware VMW -5.4Rovi ROVI -4.0Camelot Info Systems CIS -3.7Ebix EBIX -3.6Express Scripts ESRX -3.2NetApp NTAP -3.1EZCorp EZPW -2.8Hibbett Sports HIBB -2.6

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While images of mass protests inCairo might make Americans thinktwice before booking that trip tosee the pyramids, the worldwidegrowth of consumer spending con-tinues unabated. Priceline.comPCLN continues to enjoy its ride on aglobal travel wave.

Constant new deals and a name-your-own-price option make theonline provider of discount anddeep-discount hotel rooms, airlinetickets and car rentals a huge hit inthe U.S. Its European business,anchored by its Booking.com web-site, continues to flourish. Thatregion is more or less dominated byindependent lodges that don’t wantto spend as much on advertising asthe global hotel chains do.

Asia is another big market forNorwalk, Conn.-based Priceline,and its Agoda.com site serves as itsmain portal. The site boasts access

to 155,000 hotels around the world,with discounts of up to 75%. Thesite encourages repeat business byoffering a “cash-back reward” of4% to 7% of the booked price for ahotel stay, which can later be ap-plied to the next booking.

Sales have grown 26%-37% fromyear-ago levels in the past five quar-ters; profit has grown at an evenfaster rate of 44%-56%. This sug-gests Priceline has boosted operat-ing efficiency and grabbed marketshare. David Saito-Chung

Chip Firm Touts Its MomentumAltera Posts Q4 ResultsThat Beat Street’s Views

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PRICELINE.COM (PCLN) Grp 9 o$425.3148.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 95 ROE 42%PROVIDES AIRLINE TICKET, HOTEL ROOM, CAR RENTAL, VACATION PACKAGEAND CRUISE SERVICES THROUGH PRICELINE.COM.

+46% Ann. EPS Gro PE 35 Avg. Daily Vol 934,000 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +54%5 Prior Qtr +53%6 Last Qtr Sales +37%18 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/17

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 87

Support at 10-week line after breaking out of flat base.

ALTERA (ALTR) Grp 17 o$37.41303.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 89 ROE 29%MANUFACTURES COMPLEX PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC DEVICES, FPGAS, ANDAPPLICATION-SPECIFIC ICS FOR TELECOM AND INDUSTRIAL MARKETS.

+31% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. D. Vol 6,324,400 Debt 46%Last Qtr Eps +112%6 Prior Qtr +263%5 Last Qtr Sales +52%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/20R&D 22%

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 89

Pull back to 10-wk after breakout from square-box base.

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Company Name Symbol Industry Price Erns Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg RtgCompany Earnings ReportsIBD’s earnings reports feature stock symbols, industry groups, percent above orbelow consensus estimates, and EPS and Relative Strength Ratings. Earnings growthgreater than 25%, a key characteristic of winning stocks, is boldfaced. The whole lineis boldfaced when EPS growth is more than 25%, EPS Rating more than 85, andearnings are stronger than expected. Arrows indicate acceleration or deceleration inearnings or sales growth compared with the prior quarter. Data reported may bederived from 6-, 9- or 12-month reports. All earnings represent the current quarter.Foreign companies are not reported. Nonrecurring items may be excluded from earn-ings per share. Unique circumstances are taken into account for many industrygroups. Sales may not apply for certain industries. Real estate investment trusts mayreflect EPS or funds from operations.

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Company Name Symbol Industry Price Erns Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg

Earnings CalendarNotable results expected this week

Baidu BIDU 98 150.0% Internet-Content 1/31/11Novellus NVLS 97 141.0 Elec-Semiconductor Equip 1/31/11Cavium Networks CAVM 94 237.5 Elec-Semicondctor Fablss 1/31/11Check Point Software CHKP 94 13.1 Computer Sftwr-Security 1/31/11Illinois Tool Works ITW 89 31.1 Machinery-Gen Industrial 1/31/11Sohu.com SOHU 89 30.3 Computer Sftwr-Gaming 1/31/11Exxon Mobil XOM 88 27.6 Oil&Gas-Integrated 1/31/11Acme Packet APKT 99 100.0 Telecom-Cable/Satl Eqp 2/1/11Lear LEA 99 77.2 Auto/Truck-Original Eqp 2/1/11Cummins CMI 95 24.8 Trucks & Parts-Hvy Duty 2/1/11ArvinMeritor ARM 94 n.a. Auto/Truck-Original Eqp 2/1/11Perrigo PRGO 94 34.3 Medical-Generic Drugs 2/1/11Biogen Idec BIIB 93 2.5 Medical-Biomed/Biotech 2/1/11Celanese CE 90 36.0 Chemicals-Basic 2/1/11Broadcom BRCM 89 51.0 Elec-Semicondctor Fablss 2/1/11Pfizer PFE 73 -6.1 Medical-Ethical Drugs 2/1/11UPS UPS 67 40.0 Transport-Air Freight 2/1/11Archer Daniels Midlnd ADM 66 -10.2 Food-Grain & Related 2/1/11GT Solar SOLR 99 52.0 Energy-Solar 2/2/11NetLogic NETL 97 20.0 Elec-Semicondctor Fablss 2/2/11Entropic Comm ENTR 96 320.0 Elec-Semicondctor Fablss 2/2/11Solera SLH 96 9.3 Computer Sftwr-Enterprse 2/2/11BMC Software BMC 94 5.3 Computer Sftwr-Database 2/2/11Edwards Lifesciences EW 94 26.2 Medical-Products 2/2/11Ameriprise Financial AMP 93 43.3 Finance-Invest Bnk/Bkrs 2/2/11Arrow Electronics ARW 93 100.0 Electronic-Parts 2/2/11Cameron Int'l CAM 93 24.1 Oil&Gas-Machinery/Equip 2/2/11News Corp. NWSA 72 12.0 Media-Diversified 2/2/11Visa V 46 17.6 Finance-Crdtcard/Pmtpr 2/2/11Time Warner TWX 39 12.7 Media-Diversified 2/2/11Brooks Automation BRKS 99 1750.0 Elec-Semiconductor Equip 2/3/11Tenneco TEN 99 184.6 Auto/Truck-Original Eqp 2/3/11ON Semiconductor ONNN 98 10.5 Elec-Semiconductor Mfg 2/3/11JDS Uniphase JDSU 97 58.3 Telecom-Fiber Optics 2/3/11Kemet KEM 97 n.a. Electronic-Parts 2/3/11Kelly Services KELYA 96 380.0 Comml Svcs-Staffing 2/3/11Trimble Navigation TRMB 95 66.7 Consumer Prod-Electronic 2/3/11Power One PWER 94 700.0 Electrical-Power/Equipmt 2/3/11Stericycle SRCL 93 16.4 Pollution Control 2/3/11Blackstone Group BX 92 3.4 Finance-Investment Mgmt 2/3/11Radware RDWR 91 38.1 Computer-Networking 2/3/11Las Vegas Sands LVS 87 1166.7 Leisure-Gaming/Equip 2/3/11Dow Chemical DOW 83 88.9 Chemicals-Basic 2/3/11Yum Brands YUM 74 20.0 Retail-Restaurants 2/3/11MasterCard MA 59 35.7 Finance-Crdtcard/Pmtpr 2/3/11Sony SNE 53 n.a. Consumer Prod-Electronic 2/3/11Unilever UL 27 -11.6 Food-Packaged 2/3/11Kellogg K 26 10.9 Food-Packaged 2/3/11Aetna AET 73 55.0 Medical-Managed Care 2/4/11

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Rating

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New Highs......................................

ENERGY (37)DoubleEagle DBLE 7.29 27Bristowgp(n) BRS 50.08 58SuncrErgy(n) SU 39.99 66Tidewatr(n) TDW 57.98 26BakrHugh(n) BHI 67.29 77Holly(n) HOC 46.94 80WhitingP(n) WLL 122.75 80CarboCera(n) CRR 113.61 93†ResoluteEn(n) REN 17.43 59ConocPh(n) COP 70.56 54HelmPay(n) HP 56.37 89FrontOil(n) FTO 19.77 80F X Energy FXEN 9.35 67OasisPet(n) OAS 30.20 7Delek(n) DK 8.04 10PattUTI PTEN 22.78 80GlfMrk(n) GLF 38.50 54BrigmExpl BEXP 28.63 80†WmsCo(n) WMB 26.60 59FlotekInd(n) FTK 6.75 53ElPaso(n) EP 15.46 56TransGasAdr(n) TGS 5.96 41Sunoco(n) SUN 43.46 80Baytex Energy(n) BTE 49.15 34DresserR(n) DRC 44.86 44Hallibtn(n) HAL 43.88 86†SunocoLg(n) SXL 86.02 86ChinaPet(n) SNP 104.62 63AtwoodOcn(n) ATW 39.22 89Energen(n) EGN 55.09 85Geores GEOI 27.50 72

IONGephy(n) IO 9.11 50Ferllgas(n) FGP 28.39 27BasicEn(n) BAS 17.77 44Lufkin LUFK 64.52 79†NatlOilVr(n) NOV 71.46 70SeacorHldg(n) CKH 106.01 90†

.....................................MEDICAL (15)Accuray ARAY 8.91 36Idexx Labs IDXX 70.86 81Cepheid CPHD 23.91 80ClincData CLDA 27.36 34

Amerigrp(n) AGP 51.45 99Techne TECH 68.60 60PalmrMd PMTI 15.15 1PattrCos PDCO 32.98 73CoventryHt(n) CVH 29.51 85Hologic HOLX 19.92 71UtdhlthG(n) UNH 40.93 82PhrmPdt PPDI 29.50 30CalprLfSc CALP 6.50 29ValntPharm(n) VRX 37.09 18PernixTh(a) PTX 10.90 32

.....................................CHIPS (14)VarianSm VSEA 43.21 80†Lattice LSCC 6.14 80ElecSci ESIO 16.17 80

CirrusLgc CRUS 20.72 96Micrel MCRL 13.43 91†M K S Instr MKSI 28.28 80†CyprsSemi CY 21.15 75†Spreadtr n SPRD 20.86 80KLATncr KLAC 43.69 80†

AppMat AMAT 15.77 80Micrchp MCHP 36.89 88TexsInst(n) TXN 34.27 81Xilinx XLNX 32.19 95Novellus NVLS 35.78 80†

.....................................TELECOM (11)Terremrk TMRK 18.92 25OplinkC OPLK 23.77 98OptiCable OCCF 5.67 80GluMobile n GLUU 2.94 27IntrNAP INAP 7.50 57JDS Uni JDSU 16.92 86†ChinaUni(n) CHU 16.12 15Clearfield CLFD 4.53 98EchoStar n SATS 26.89 6TelcmNwZ(n) NZT 8.84 15TII Ntwk TIII 3.35 50

.....................................SOFTWARE (11)CmptrPr CPSI 50.84 88OpntTe OPNT 29.32 96Ariba ARBA 27.40 63QualtySys QSII 77.45 89Bottmline EPAY 22.90 61Informtc INFA 45.66 92SAP AG(n) SAP 57.23 87Cerner CERN 96.49 94MentrGrp MENT 12.61 48Synopsys SNPS 26.84 72Oracle ORCL 32.00 95

.....................................INSURNCE (11)ErieIndt ERIE 68.01 75WillisGp(n) WSH 37.84 49ReinsGrp(n) RGA 57.39 65AmTrFin AFSI 18.50 77BrklyWR(n) WRB 28.24 47Aegon NV(n) AEG 7.43 80MarshM(n) MMC 27.78 51CinnFnl CINF 32.16 37EastrnIns EIHI 12.94 6Gallaghr(n) AJG 29.70 41HCC Insur(n) HCC 30.27 44

.....................................FINANCE (11)Invesco(n) IVZ 24.66 83FedInvs(n) FII 27.42 37PrceTR TROW 65.85 79WstnUn(n) WU 19.75 76Calams CLMS 15.37 78StrdPT(n) STWD 22.22 32SLM(n) SLM 14.40 38Blackstn n(n) BX 15.58 73CohenStr(n) CNS 28.37 59

Discover n(n) DFS 20.46 47Amerprs(n) AMP 60.31 69

.....................................BANKS (9)HmpdB HBNK 12.15 80EntpsBcMA EBTC 14.89 39UBS(n) UBS 18.11 80SndySp SASR 18.97 80HuntBnk HBAN 7.07 80HorizBcp HBNC 27.50 86Chicopee CBNK 14.12 80CitizFst CZFC 8.11 80NewprtB NFSB 12.80 96

.....................................RETAIL (8)Benihana BNHN 8.23 22Scansrce SCSC 36.68 90Brinker(n) EAT 23.50 82Cabelas(n) CAB 24.45 82GenuiPrt(n) GPC 51.43 78WalMrt(n) WMT 56.70 70ShrwnW(n) SHW 84.46 56Petsmrt PETM 40.17 88

.....................................MACHINE (8)Dover(n) DOV 62.15 88Flowserve(n) FLS 122.97 60Graco(n) GGG 42.15 79EnPro(n) NPO 41.83 57Manitex MNTX 5.38 69WsteMin(n) WM 37.87 56WstCnn(n) WCN 28.84 86S P X(n) SPW 76.41 56

.....................................UTILITY (7)NE Util(n) NU 32.77 83ITCHldgs(n) ITC 65.71 90Enbridge(n) ENB 57.39 86Cleco(n) CNL 31.31 59NSTAR(n) NST 43.27 74Scana(n) SCG 42.07 49AlleghnyEn(n) AYE 25.59 91

.....................................TRANSPRT (7)TeekLNG(n) TGP 39.27 51Kirby Corp(n) KEX 47.24 50QltyDistr QLTY 9.75 77CdnNRwy(n) CNI 67.76 79Greenbri(n) GBX 23.43 2ProvWor PWX 18.05 37CndaPac(n) CP 67.15 77

.....................................REAL EST (7)PennyM(n) PMT 18.33 32BostonPpts(n) BXP 92.71 18EqtyRsd(n) EQR 52.89 34

PublicStg(n) PSA 106.47 51Taubman Ctr(n) TCO 51.24 18SLGreenRlty(n) SLG 71.85 80Saul Centers(n) BFS 47.19 28

.....................................ELECTRNCS (6)Coherent n COHR 53.44 74Corning(n) GLW 21.80 73ThermoFis(n) TMO 57.01 86Wesco Intl(n) WCC 54.39 73Sensata(n) ST 31.01 84Vishay(n) VSH 16.09 80

.....................................CONSUMER (6)BassetF BSET 6.62 27NL Indus(n) NL 12.29 80ElizArden RDEN 25.45 80NewllRb(n) NWL 19.34 62TemprPd(n) TPX 43.23 90NobelLrn NLCI 8.84 9

.....................................LEISURE (5)AsiaEnt&Res AERL 11.01 71FullHseR(a) FLL 4.33 90Netflix NFLX 217.98 98HarlyDav(n) HOG 39.37 46Penn Natl PENN 36.38 31

.....................................INTERNETSavvis SVVS 30.26 1Quepasa(a) QPSA 14.22 1Rackspce(n) RAX 33.77 96Knot KNOT 11.23 32

.....................................COMPUTERCray Inc CRAY 7.42 5MicrosSys MCRS 45.05 90EMC(n) EMC 24.48 93Zebra Tech ZBRA 38.27 87

.....................................BUSINS SVCChinaMda CCME 20.86 99FactsetR(n) FDS 99.66 85ATS Corp(a) ATSC 3.62 40MagicSftwr MGIC 8.23 99

.....................................BUILDINGFerroCp(n) FOE 15.47 78ENGlobal ENG 4.64 5Makita MKTAY 42.59 81Valspar(n) VAL 36.90 57

.....................................S&LsPovdntFn PROV 7.65 42LSBFinl LSBI 15.99 69NwEngBc NEBS 9.47 55

.....................................MEDIAWilyJohnB(n) JWB 46.14 80ViacomA(n) VIA 47.76 76PromtrDeInf(n) PRIS 10.69 75

.....................................AEROSPACETextron(n) TXT 26.32 53TransDg(n) TDG 76.70 86AppldSgnl APSG 37.99 76

.....................................CHEMICALChemtura(n) CHMT 16.41 51CmpsMn(n) CMP 90.92 50

.....................................OFFICEDeluxe(n) DLX 24.24 76

.....................................MININGMdwGld gn(a) MDW 1.32 1

.....................................FOOD/BEVHansenNat HANS 55.15 89

.....................................APPARELUndrArmr(n) UA 59.75 93

.....................................AGRICULTREDeere(n) DE 88.91 91†

.....................................MISCFthCathV n FCV 30.32SpdrICnDis IPD 29.67VnGd 500Val VOOV 58.24RdxEngy RYE 65.50H–B2BInt BHH 1.05BoulderTR(n) BTF 16.04PowrshMrngstr PYH 20.79SchUSM SCHB 30.83DrxSOXBll SOXL 59.69BiP Coff JO 66.22FstTrVLDv FVD 15.18VS InvrsVxShrt XIV 137.50PrURMCV UVU 36.88GrahamP(n) GRM 17.99 27PSAerDef PPA 19.65iShSP100 OEF 57.72VnGd 500Etf VOO 58.40UFP Tech UFPT 16.35 98RevLgC RWL 24.18Honywel(n) HON 55.32 80iShrInds IYJ 67.44DenaliFd(n) DNY 16.25VGRuss3Etf VTHR 58.52NewGermFd(n) GF 16.62VangValu VTV 54.43

iShrsSKorea EWY 61.36NvCorEqA n(n) JCE 14.01StandexI(n) SXI 33.15 80SpdrBarcCv CWB 41.57iShaSPVal IVE 61.05iShTgt2035 TZO 33.88iShrsHlth IHF 56.80BiPAg JJA 64.85ProUltSP SSO 49.43FTLCpVal n FTA 27.07Rdx2xSPX RSU 42.26SPDR SPY 127.72iSharRslMd IWR 102.89HMLSemi SMH 34.40SPDRInds XLI 35.83GraphPkg(n) GPK 4.65 80ProUltSP500 UPRO 213.63KbwIns KIE 43.34NuvFltRt(n) JFR 12.28iShrsTaiwan EWT 15.59H–OilSvc OIH 150.41DirxLCBull BGU 74.54iSharCn&St ICF 67.53GenElect(n) GE 20.20 37iSRMCV IWS 45.58iShrGlbTlc IXN 63.36iShSP500 IVV 128.14PSUS1K PRF 56.81iShaR3000V IWW 86.38ProUltInd UXI 49.14SpdrWilRE RWR 62.21EVSrIncTr(n) EVF 7.38AdvClCvS&I(n) AVK 18.73DirMCBull3x MWJ 48.82AdamsExprs(n) ADX 11.06iShrDJDiv DVY 49.75Ball(n) BLL 70.92 79

VangLgCp VV 58.52KapStone(n) KS 17.30 80SpdrDiv SDY 51.98iShrsRlEst IYR 57.28Domtar(n) UFS 87.23 80GenlAmInv(n) GAM 27.00Eaton(n) ETN 104.26 63iShrsOEq IEZ 58.89DuPont(n) DD 50.29 44Gabelli Eq Tr(n) GAB 5.92ProUltRE URE 52.76PwShMdVal PWP 16.00LeucdNatl(n) LUK 31.77 12FTLCpCre n FEX 27.92DirREBull DRN 59.60VangIndl VIS 66.50iShRs1000 IWB 70.95PwShDyMkt PWC 44.61VGRuss1Val VONV 57.31ClyWUSR WREI 30.92UntdTech(n) UTX 81.43 68iSGTmb WOOD 47.83SpdrTotMkt TMW 95.67PwsUtils PUI 15.82PShTch PTF 26.12EVTAdGlOp(n) ETO 20.97LMP CapIn(n) SCD 12.55iShaR1000V IWD 65.82SchwUSLgC SCHX 30.41ING GRE(n) IGR 8.01NasdPrInG QQQX 14.55IpathInvVixSt XXV 33.94AGIC Eqty&Cv(n) NIE 19.28RdxSPVal RPV 29.34DBCmdDL DYY 10.35WTLgCDv DLN 46.37VangMidCp VO 75.48BiP Tin JJT 69.93

iShRs3000 IWV 75.92FTEnrgy n FXN 21.92RXSPEWt RSP 47.87GuggRJEqFd RYJ 21.36CohStrQIR(n) RQI 9.15VangMCV VOE 53.91iShTgt2015 TZE 32.54PS SC Egy XLES 34.51PSAgri DBA 33.92XeriumTec(n) XRM 19.68 30BiPLive COW 31.74GuggMidCpCro CZA 29.35PSOilSv PXJ 22.66WTTotDv DTD 46.94iShResid REZ 39.87Alerian MLP AMLP 16.23iShPhlxSox SOXX 59.26FTFincl n FXO 14.85PwrshRvTctBal PAO 12.57iShMstLC JKD 71.78RevMidC RWK 29.96PSLgCap PJF 24.41iShDJAero ITA 61.72VangrdTSMI VTI 65.83JPMAlerian AMJ 37.11H–Sftware SWH 48.08BiP Softs JJS 86.99PSBuybk PKW 24.99WTDiv100 DTN 48.16SpdrMdCap EMM 60.19IS Msci X Info AXIT 63.59VngMegV MGV 39.57PSKbP&CIns KBWP 26.06SpdrOGEq XES 38.17USHeatO n UHN 31.54RdxMVal RFV 34.65iShrsKLDSS KLD 55.39Spdr500Valu SPYV 66.34

iShRE50 FTY 34.62EuroEqFd(n) EEA 7.62PowrshrsS&P5 PIV 13.41ProUltR3K UWC 79.50VnGd Mc400V IVOV 61.35ESQ ShrsEaps EAPS 24.82 1

New Lows.....................................

RETAIL (5)Syms n 6.12 9FarmerBrs 12.80 7RadioShk(n) 15.20 72Talbots(n) 5.97 31Hhgregg n(n) 17.92 69

.....................................TRANSPRTGenMarit(n) 3.22 17NordicAm(n) 24.87 58GenShp(n) 11.53 58BalticTr(n) 8.53 1

.....................................ENERGYCleanEn n 11.97 7EvergrnSlr 2.35 22ChMnYnWd(n) 9.21 80AmDGEn(a) 2.26 26

.....................................TELECOMTellabs 5.38 32MahanaTel(n) 2.14 7MotoMobl(n) 29.59 67

.....................................REAL ESTChinaRE 7.50 94TransconRlty(n) 5.15 33AmerRlty(n) 6.23 15

.....................................MEDICALThoratec 23.13 92SavientPh 9.38 14Biocryst 4.21 23

.....................................FOOD/BEVSanfilippo 11.49 3TastyBak 3.77 5PrimoWtr 11.93 3

.....................................MEDIAMStewartA(n) 3.84 24CEurMed 18.25 47

.....................................INTERNETChinaFin 5.71 82Demnd Med(n) 20.44 1

.....................................BANKSSuffkNY 21.00 26FirstSthBc 5.74 10

.....................................MACHINEDuoyGW(n) 10.81 82

.....................................LEISURECKX 3.06 30

.....................................INSURNCELifePtnrs 10.92 60

.....................................FINANCEAlliBern(n) 20.98 8

.....................................CONSUMERNaturesS n 7.85 59

.....................................CHIPS

MnPwSy 14.65 98.....................................

CHEMICALMetabolix 8.83 29

.....................................MISCStnHrbrEmMk(n) 24.56DTF TxFree(n) 14.08Vs2VxShtEtn 46.11DrxSOXBr 12.56PrUShTch 14.44RdxIn2xSP 37.28BarVixShT 32.10Emrg Gl Idx Sl 18.70ProUSSP500 18.46DirxLCBear 8.34BarVixMdT 58.65PrUShSP 23.01BarcShtC 42.46BarcShtD 22.88ProShtSP 43.16DirREBear 16.85DirxFinBear 8.79PrUShRE 17.20GggBlt2012H 25.25 1PrUShInd 12.24RxMEMEW 39.36BarcShtB 81.70DirMCBear3x 8.95Vs2VMdEtn 65.30E–TrcsLgShV 24.45PS VixStFut 69.63MktVctIndSC 16.75PS VixMtFut 71.98Emg Gl Idx In 17.92GlbxRusEmV 25.13ProSShOG 38.32ProSShFn 35.99DxAirlineShrs 38.13

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23 VANCEINFO TECH ADS (VIT) Grp 70 o$34.3633.0M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 88 ROE 17%

CHINESE PROVIDER OF OUTSOURCED SOFTWARE RESEARCH AND DEVELOP-MENT, MAINTENANCE, TESTING AND IT SERVICES.

+36% Ann. EPS Gro PE 45 Avg. Daily Vol 574,000 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +24%6 Prior Qtr +43%6 Last Qtr Sales +39%8 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/25

Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 80

Tight trading below 10-week line as new base forms.

27 SENSATA TECH (ST) Grp 19 o$31.0132.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 94 ROE 22%

MANUFACTURES CUSTOMIZED SENSORS AND CONTROLS FOR CURRENT ANDHEAT PROTECTION IN AIRCRAFT, CARS AND ELECTRIC MOTORS.

+414% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. D. Vol 447,700 Debt 580%Last Qtr Eps +55%6 Prior Qtr +73%6 Last Qtr Sales +15%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/21R&D 1%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 26

Bounces off 10-week line, but volume was lackluster.

31 NORTHERN OIL & GAS (NOG) Grp 7 o$26.2354.5M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 96 ROE 3%

ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OIL AND NATURAL GASIN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION OF THE U.S.

+136% Ann. EPS Gro PE 105 Avg. Daily Vol 797,900 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +150%6 Prior Qtr +600% Last Qtr Sales+104%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/8

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 80

Survives test of 10-week line, may be shaping new base.

35 EMERGENCY MED SVC (EMS) Grp 81 o$65.4429.1M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 81 ROE 19%

PROVIDES MEDICAL TRANSPORTS, OUTSOURCED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTSTAFFING, AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE U.S.

+35% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 471,600 Debt 65%Last Qtr Eps +24%6 Prior Qtr +25% Last Qtr Sales +11%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/11

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 75

Holding 11% over 58.99 buy pt from 9-month double bottom.

39 XILINX (XLNX) Grp 17 o$32.19256.5M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 76 ROE 18%

DESIGNS FIELD PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAYS AND COMPLEX PROGRAMMA-BLE LOGIC DEVICES

+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. D. Vol 5,496,400 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +45%6 Prior Qtr +160%6 Last Qtr Sales +10%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/28R&D 20%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 89

Extended past last pullback to 10-week line.

24 NETAPP INC (NTAP) Grp 30 o$54.03350.6M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 86 ROE 25%

MANUFACTURES INTEGRATED NETWORK STORAGE AND DATA MANAGEMENTHARDWARE FOR CORPORATIONS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES.

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. D. Vol 4,767,400 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +41%6 Prior Qtr +123%5 Last Qtr Sales +33%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/17R&D 14%

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 81

Breakout unwinds. Now below 56.65 buy pt. and 10-week line.

28 TEMPUR PEDIC INTL (TPX) Grp 68 o$43.2364.8M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 88 ROE 71%

MANUFACTURES TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE VISCO-ELASTIC PRESSURE FOAMMATTRESSES, PILLOWS, AND COMFORT/LUMBAR CUSHIONS

+7% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 956,700 Debt 173%Last Qtr Eps +74%6 Prior Qtr +82%6 Last Qtr Sales +20%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/20

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 82

11% past 38.11 buy point in cup with high handle.

32 EBIX INC (EBIX) Grp 27 o$22.5126.8M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 75 ROE 30%

PROVIDES INTERNET BASED IT SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS AND RELATEDSERVICES TO INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS.

+53% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 458,000 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +72%5 Prior Qtr +50%5 Last Qtr Sales +43%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/8R&D 12%

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 81

Accumulation dwindles as stock drops below 10-week line.

36 LYONDELLBASELL IND (LYB) Grp 29 o$34.86298.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 93 ROE 30%

NETHERLANDS-BASED MANUFACTURER OF POLYPROPYLENE COMPOUNDS,PROPYLENE OXIDE, POLYETHYLENE, ETHYLENE AND PROPYLENE.

% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. D. Vol 4,573,900 Debt n/aLast Qtr Eps+2000%5 Prior Qtr +366%5 Last Qtr Sales +20%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/28

Acc/Dis A+Sup/Demand 66

Moderate-volume pullback holds well above 10-week line.

40 MICROSEMI (MSCC) Grp 14 $22.3580.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 82 ROE 13%

MANUFACTURES ANALOG/MIXED-SIGNAL ICS FOR POWER MANAGEMENT INDEFENSE, MEDICAL, WIRELESS, INDUSTRIAL, AND DISPLAY MARKETS.

-7% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 519,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +68%6 Prior Qtr +75%6 Last Qtr Sales +63%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/22R&D 11%

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 56

Breakout fails, drops through 10-week line; RS line dims.

Name Symbol Price EPS Name Symbol Price EPS Name Symbol Price EPS Name Symbol Price EPS Name Symbol Price EPS

21 APPLE INC (AAPL) Grp 103 o$336.10908.1M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 84 ROE 35%

MANUFACTURES PERSONAL COMPUTERS, MOBILE COMMUNICATION DEVIC-ES, AND PORTABLE DIGITAL MUSIC PLAYERS.

+55% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. D. Vol 15,005,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +75%5 Prior Qtr +68%6 Last Qtr Sales +71%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/20R&D 3%

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 85

5% past 321.40 buy pt. Found support at 10-week line.

25 VMWARE INC CL A (VMW) Grp 98 o$85.7976.6M Shares 90 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 85 ROE 17%

PROVIDES VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE ENABLING ORGANIZATIONS TO RUNMULTIPLE OPERATING SYSTEMS ON A SINGLE COMPUTER.

+17% Ann. EPS Gro PE 57 Avg. D. Vol 2,244,500 Debt 16%Last Qtr Eps +48%6 Prior Qtr +63%6 Last Qtr Sales +37%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/25R&D 25%

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 51

Fell below 10-wk avg after failed breakout from cup w/handle.

29 EDWARDS LIFESCI (EW) Grp 88 o$83.18108.5M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 85 EPS RS 93 ROE 18%

DEVELOPS PRODUCTS TO TREAT ADVANCED CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERSINCLUDING HEART VALVE AND PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE.

+19% Ann. EPS Gro PE 49 Avg. Daily Vol 810,100 Debt 8%Last Qtr Eps +19%5 Prior Qtr +15%5 Last Qtr Sales +7%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/4R&D 13%

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 61

Attempted push from shalliow cup fizzles, reverses lower.

33 NETLOGIC MICROSYS (NETL) Grp 17 o$34.1956.8M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 77 ROE 14%

DESIGNS MULTI-CORE, KNOWLEDGE-BASED AND ULTRA LOW-POWER EMBED-DED PROCESSORS

+27% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. D. Vol 1,269,800 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +82%6 Prior Qtr +124%5 Last Qtr Sales+136%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/2R&D 42%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 88

1st dip to 10-wk after breakout from double-bottom w/handle.

37 MERCADOLIBRE INC (MELI) Grp 115 o$67.1427.4M Shares 87 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 78 ROE 31%

PROVIDES AN ONLINE MARKETPLACE AND ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SERVICEIN LATIN AMERICA VIA MERCADOLIBRE.COM.

+84% Ann. EPS Gro PE 56 Avg. Daily Vol 670,700 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +76%6 Prior Qtr +125%5 Last Qtr Sales +11%7 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/22R&D 7%

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 83

Trips 8% sell rule after clearing 73.98 buy point in handle.

22 EZCORP CL A (EZPW) Grp 57 o$27.2242.2M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 86 ROE 21%

PROVIDES CREDIT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS BY OFFERING COLLATERALIZEDAND SHORT-TERM NON-COLLATERALIZED LOANS.

+30% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. Daily Vol 416,500 Debt 3%Last Qtr Eps +33% Prior Qtr +33%6 Last Qtr Sales +18%24 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/22

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 67

Cleared three-weeks-tight but now back under 28.85 entry.

26 COGNIZANT TECH A (CTSH) Grp 70 o$71.63297.4M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 84 ROE 25%

PROVIDES CUSTOM IT CONSULTING, TECHNOLOGY AND OUTSOURCINGSERVICES FOR COMPANIES.

+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 31 Avg. D. Vol 2,131,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +44%5 Prior Qtr +18%6 Last Qtr Sales +43%6 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/9

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 61

Falls 4% below 74.89 buy point after low-volume breakout.

30 CIMAREX ENERGY (XEC) Grp 7 o$100.2382.2M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 93 ROE 10%

ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS INTEXAS, OKLAHOMA, NEW MEXICO, KANSAS, LOUISIANA AND WYOMING.

-4% Ann. EPS Gro PE 15 Avg. Daily Vol 674,100 Debt 19%Last Qtr Eps +134%6 Prior Qtr +175%6 Last Qtr Sales +52%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/17

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 65

Well extended from October breakout from cup w/handle.

34 PERRIGO CO (PRGO) Grp 91 o$72.7982.1M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 80 ROE 27%

DEVELOPS OVER-THE-COUNTER AND GENERIC PHARMACEUTICALS, DIAGNOS-TIC AND NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS AND ACTIVE PHARMACEUTICALS.

+39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 698,500 Debt 86%Last Qtr Eps +23%6 Prior Qtr +42%6 Last Qtr Sales +21%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/2R&D 4%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 64

Clears 68.16 handle buy point in monster trade; 7% extended.

38 ORACLE (ORCL) Grp 28 o$32.003839M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 76 ROE 30%

DEVELOPS DATABASE, MIDDLEWARE AND BUSINESS APPLICATION SOFT-WARE AND HARDWARE SYSTEMS FOR ENTERPRISES.

+15% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. D. Vol 28,323,600 Debt 37%Last Qtr Eps +31%6 Prior Qtr +40%5 Last Qtr Sales +47%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/25R&D 12%

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 52

Clears 32.37 buy pt in 5-weeks tight pattern, then pulls back.

Record PaymentREGULAR: Period Amt. Date DateAlexander & Baldwin ................... Q .315 2-10 3-3Amer Campus Cmtys .................. Q .3375 2-14 2-25Amer Water Works ..................... Q .22 2-18 3-1Artio Global Invest ...................... Q .06 2-14 2-23Ashland Inc .................................... Q .15 2-18 3-15BOK Financial ................................ Q .25 2-11 2-25Bancorp Rhode Island ................ Q .19 2-16 3-9Boston Private Fin ....................... Q .01 2-14 2-28CCA Inds ......................................... Q .07 2-1 3-1CMS Energy ................................... Q .21 2-7 2-28Cass Information .......................... Q .16 3-4 3-15Cleco Corp ...................................... Q .25 2-7 2-15Columbia Sportswear .................. Q .20 2-17 3-31Conn Water Svc ............................ Q .2325 3-1 3-15Consol Energy ............................... Q .10 2-8 2-18Danvers Bancorp .......................... Q .04 2-11 2-25Deluxe Corp .................................. Q .25 2-21 3-7Dime Cmty Bcsh .......................... Q .14 2-7 2-15Donaldson Co ................................ Q .13 2-25 3-18Encore Energy ............................... Q .50 2-7 2-14Entergy Corp .................................. Q .83 2-10 3-1Franklin Electric ........................... Q .13 2-10 2-24German Amer Bncp ..................... Q .14 2-10 2-20Gorman Rupp ................................ Q .105 2-15 3-10Grainger, W.W. .............................. Q .54 2-14 3-1Hawkins Inc ................................... S .30 3-25 4-8Healthcare Svcs ............................ Q .15625 2-11 3-4Heartland Fin USA ....................... Q .10 2-25 3-11Horton, D.R. ................................... Q .0375 2-10 2-18Inergy LP ........................................ Q .705 2-7 2-14Kennametal Inc ............................ Q .12 2-8 2-23Legg Mason .................................. Q .06 3-10 4-11Linn Energy LLC ........................... Q .66 2-7 2-14MB Financial ................................. Q .01 2-11 2-28

Martin Marietta ............................. Q .40 3-1 3-31New York Cmty Bcp ................... Q .25 2-7 2-16Niska Gas Storage ........................ Q .35 2-7 2-11Northwest Bcshs .......................... Q .10 2-4 2-17Oppenheimer Hldg ........................ Q .11 2-11 2-28Oritani Financial ........................... Q .10 2-11 2-25Provident Fin Svcs ...................... Q .11 2-15 2-28RockTenn ....................................... Q .20 2-8 2-25SCBT Financial .............................. Q .17 2-18 2-25Somerset Hills Bncp ..................... Q .06 2-14 2-28Southwest Airlines ........................ Q .0045 3-3 3-24Tellabs ............................................ Q .02 2-11 2-25Telular Corp .................................. Q .10 2-14 2-21Utd Cmty Bncp ............................. Q .11 2-7 2-25Waste Connections ...................... Q .075 2-22 3-1Weis Markets ............................... Q .29 2-7 2-21

STOCKOrsus Xelent Tech ......................... x ... ... ...x- 1 for 12 reverse split, effective 2-8.TF Financial .................................. ... 5% 2-15 2-28

INCREASED NewAlliance Hldgs GP ........................ Q .5275 2-11 2-18

Alliance Rescs Ptrs ..................... Q .86 2-7 2-14Black Hills Corp ........................... Q .365 2-15 3-1Commerce Bcsh x ........................ Q .23 3-11 3-28x- Previous amount adjusted for 5% stock dividend.Eagle Rock EngyPtrs .................... Q .15 2-7 2-14Exterran Ptrs LP ........................... Q .4725 2-9 2-14GATX Corp ..................................... Q .29 2-25 3-31Limited Brands .............................. Q .20 2-25 3-11Markwest Energy .......................... Q .65 2-7 2-14Orrstown Fin Svc ......................... Q .23 2-11 2-23Quality Systems ............................ Q .35 3-17 4-5Star Gas Partners ........................ Q .0775 2-4 2-14Vanguard Nat Rescs ................... Q .56 2-7 2-14

INITIALKeyuan Petrochem ....................... ... .09 3-14 4-15

REDUCEDBancorpSouth Inc ......................... Q .11 3-15 4-1TF Financial .................................. Q .05 2-8 2-15

G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.

SMARTSELECT® COMPOSITE RATING RelîAnnual Last Qtr NextQtr Lst Qtr Mgtîì Spn-EPS StrëîEPS Est EPS EPS Salesî Pretaxè Ownî shp

6Rank Company Price íî Rtg Rtgî% Chg % Chg % Chg % Chg ROE mrgnè % Rtg

Name Symbol Price EPS

C O M P A N I E S 2 1 - 4 0

Cash Stocks Ex-Dividend for Feb. 1, 2011Company AmountAdtran Inc ........................................... 0.090Amer Mun Income Port Inc ................ 0.080American Income Fund Inc ................ 0.053American Select Port Inc .................... 0.116American Strategic In 3 ...................... 0.098American Strategic In Ii ..................... 0.105American Strategy Incm .................... 0.109Autoliv Inc ........................................... 0.400Banco Latinoamericano C .................. 0.200Bank Of Marin Bancorp ...................... 0.160

First Amer Mn Mun Inc Ii .................... 0.070First Tr High Inc L S Fd ........................ 0.134First Tr Strat Hi Inc Ii ........................... 0.035First Tr Strategic Hi In ........................ 0.025First Tr Strt Hi Inc Iii ............................ 0.025First Tr/Abrdn Glb Op In ....................... 0.130First Tr/Fidac Mortg Inc ...................... 0.160First Trust Sen Fl Rt Ii ......................... 0.065Fuller H B Co ....................................... 0.070Global Partners Lp ............................. 0.500I N G Glob Eq Div & Prem .................... 0.100I N G Intl High Div Eq ........................... 0.092Kansas City Life Ins Co ........................ 0.270

Martin Midstream Ptnr Lp ................. 0.760Meadwestvaco Corp .......................... 0.250Merchants Bancshares ....................... 0.280Minnesota Mun Inc Port .................... 0.073Mosaic Company ................................ 0.050Peapack Gladstone Finl ...................... 0.050Pioneer Southwest Energy ................. 0.500Schnitzer Steel Inds A ........................ 0.017Targa Resources Corp ......................... 0.062Targa Resources Prtnrs ..................... 0.548Viewpoint Financial Grp .................... 0.050Wesco Financial Corp ........................ 0.420SplitMarket Vect Indonesia .......................... 3/1

Dividends

21 Apple Inc 336.1 95 99 84 +51 +75 +57 +71 35 28 1 DSales growth accelerated in past four quarters.

22 EZcorp Cl A 27.22 95 97 86 +23 +33 +19 +18 21 20 4 BPawnshop operator lifts 2011 EPS guidance to $2.40/share from $2.35.

23 VanceInfo Tech Ads 34.36 91 96 88 +33 +24 +17 +39 17 18 21 ..7IT firm's profit growth slowed in latest two quarters.

24 NetApp Inc 54.03 95 96 86 +35 +41 +25 +33 25 16 3 DReports earnings Feb. 16. Views for 50 cents/share, up 25%.

25 VMware Inc Cl A 85.79 90 98 85 +21 +48 +31 +37 17 23 2 C7Virtulization software maker's earnings slowed in latest quarters.

26 Cognizant Tech A 71.63 97 96 84 +24 +44 +30 +43 25 20 2 DOutsourcer's sales growth has accelerated for five straight quarters.

27 Sensata Tech 31.01 99 84 94 +18 +55 +23 +15 22 9 82 C7Midcap company reported a week ago, topping EPS estimate by a penny.

28 Tempur Pedic Intl 43.23 93 90 88 +25 +74 +32 +20 71 15 5 C7Mattress maker's Q4 EPS tops. New Cloud line helps lift market share.

29 Edwards Lifesci 83.18 93 85 93 +19 +19 +26 +7 18 17 5 CMedical devices firm to post quarterly EPS late Wednesday. 26% gain seen.

30 Cimarex Energy 100.2 98 84 93+162 +134 +24 +52 10 33 3 COil producer grew sales by 10% to 114% past 4 quarters.

31 Northern Oil & Gas 26.23 98 80 96+350 +150 +400+104 3 29 12 CTriple–digit percentage gains in sales, EPS seen for next 4 quarters.

32 Ebix Inc 22.51 97 99 75 +51 +72 +43 +43 30 40 13 BSoftware developer beat earnings estimates past 4 quarters by 7% to 34%.

33 NetLogic Microsys 34.19 97 98 77 +67 +82 +20+136 14 22 11 B7Chip firm's Q4 earnings out Feb. 2. Street sees 20% gain, a slowdown.

34 Perrigo Co 72.79 94 96 80 +27 +23 +34 +21 27 15 11 CInvestors cheer move to pay $540 million for Paddock's generic portfolio.

35 Emergncy Med Svc 65.44 92 95 81 +22 +24 +15 +11 19 7 5 C7Firm says it's reviewing "strategic alternatives." That may mean sale.

36 LyondellBasell A 34.86 99 80 93 .. +999 .. +20 30 .. 1 ..UBS starts coverage of polypropylene–compound maker with a buy.

37 MercadoLibre Inc 67.14 87 99 78 +73 +76 +35 +11 31 24 19 C7Revenue growth of 11% in Q3 was slowest since March 2009's 12% pop.

38 Oracle 32.00 98 95 76 +24 +31 +29 +47 30 43 24 DDatabase software giant's return on equity slipped in last two years.

39 Xilinx 32.19 97 95 76 +74 +45 +11 +10 18 25 1 CAnalysts see chip firm's fiscal Q4 EPS growth slowing to 11%.

40 Microsemi 22.35 96 89 82 +59 +68 +69 +63 13 21 4 CStreet expects 59% EPS growth in fiscal 2011 ending in September.

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Name Symbol Price EPS

Name Symbol Price EPS Name Symbol Price EPS Name Price EPS Name Price EPS

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 B 5

Adecoagro SA AGRO/NSE 1/28 11.0 11.0 0.0 12.0 9.1 Agricultural Operations Morgan StanleyBCD Semiconductr Mfg BCDS/NDQ 1/28 12.5 10.5 –16.0 10.5 0.0 Elec-Semiconductor Mfg Jefferies & CoBankUnited Inc BKU/NSE 1/28 27.0 27.0 0.0 28.4 5.2 Finance-Savings & Loan Morgan StanleyInterXion Hldg NV INXN/NSE 1/28 13.0 13.0 0.0 13.8 6.2 Internet-Network Sltns Banc of America Secu

Velti plc VELT/NDQ 1/28 12.0 12.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Comml Svcs-Advertising Jefferies & CoDemand Media Inc DMD/NSE 1/26 17.0 17.0 0.0 20.4 20.2 Internet-Content Goldman Sachs & CoNielsen Holdings NV NLSN/NSE 1/26 23.0 23.0 0.0 25.0 8.7 Comml Svcs-Market Rsrch Morgan J PTibet Pharmaceuticals TBET/NDQ 1/24 7.0 5.5 –21.4 5.5 0.5 Medical-Ethical Drugs Anderson & Strudwick

Medley Capital Corp MCC/NSE 1/20 12.0 12.0 0.0 11.9 –0.8 Finance-Investment Mgmt Goldman Sachs & CoOxford Lane Capital Corp OXLC/NDQ 1/20 20.0 20.0 0.0 20.0 0.0 Finance-Investment Mgmt Ladenburg ThalmannAmerican Assets Tr Inc AAT/NSE 1/13 21.0 20.5 –2.4 21.3 3.9 Finance-Property Reit Morgan StanleyOssen Innovation Co Ltd OSN/NDQ 12/21 4.5 4.5 0.0 4.3 –5.6 Steel-Specialty Alloys Ladenburg Thalmann

Fortegra Financial Corp FRF/NSE 12/17 11.0 11.0 0.0 11.7 6.4 Insurance-Life Piper Jaffray & CoQR Energy LP QRE/NSE 12/17 21.0 20.0 –4.8 22.1 10.6 Oil&Gas-U S Expl&Prod Morgan J PVentrus Biosciences VTUS/NDQ 12/17 7.0 6.0 –14.3 6.3 5.2 Medical-Biomed/Biotech National Sec CorpSwift Transportation A SWFT/NSE 12/16 11.0 11.0 0.0 14.4 31.3 Transportation-Truck Morgan Stanley

FleetCor Technologies FLT/NSE 12/15 26.0 23.0 –11.5 30.0 30.3 Finance-Crdtcard/Pmtpr Morgan J PGAIN Capital Hldgs Inc GCAP/NSE 12/15 9.0 9.0 0.0 9.4 4.7 Financial Svcs-Specialty Morgan StanleyRigNet Inc RNET/NDQ 12/15 12.0 12.0 0.0 13.4 12.0 Telecom-Infrastructure Deutsche Bank SecWalker & Dunlop Inc WD/NSE 12/15 10.0 10.0 0.0 11.2 11.5 Finance-Commercl Loans Crdt Suisse Frst Bos

iSoftStone Hldgs Ltd ADS ISS/NSE 12/14 13.0 13.0 0.0 19.1 47.1 Computer-Tech Services Morgan J PLentuo Intl Inc ADS LAS/NSE 12/10 8.0 8.0 0.0 7.3 –8.3 Retail/Whlsle-Automobile Cowen and Company

C O M P A N I E S 4 1 - 5 0

Zuoan Fashion Ltd ADS ZA/NSE 6,900 10.5– 12.5 354.4 Apparel-Clothing Mfg 57/ 28 Cowen and Company.Chinese marketer of men's casual apparel, footwear, and accessories under the Zuoan name.

Acelrx Pharmaceuticals ACRX/NDQ 6,636 12.0– 14.0 238.0 Medical-Biomed/Biotech n.a./ 25 Piper Jaffray & Co.Redwood City, CA . Develops therapies for the treatment of acute post–operative pain and cancer breakthrough pain.

Pacira Pharmaceuticals PCRX/NDQ 4,888 14.0– 16.0 248.8 Medical-Biomed/Biotech n.a./ 25 Piper Jaffray & Co.Parsippany, NJ. Develops specialty pharmaceuticals using proprietary drug delivery technology for hospitals/ambulatory surgery centers.

MedQuist Holdings Inc MEDH/NDQ 9,001 10.0– 12.0 627.1 Medical-Services 86/ 25 RBC Capital Markets.Franklin, TN . Provides integrated clinical documentation solutions for hospitals, clinics and physicians.

Trunkbow Intl Hlding Ltd TBOW/NDQ 5,750 5.0– 7.0 267.6 Telecom Svcs-Wireless 29/ 34 Roth Capital Prtnrs.Chinese operator of mobile phone payment and wireless value–added service solutions for the telecom market.

Endocyte Inc ECYT/NDQ 6,153 13.0– 15.0 300.6 Medical-Biomed/Biotech n.a./ 25 RBC Capital Markets.West Lafayette, IN . Develops targeted therapies using small molecule drug conjugates for the treatment of cancer and inflammatory diseases.

Imperial Holdings Inc IFT/NSE 19,167 14.0– 16.0 364.3 Finance-Consumer Loans n.a./ 13 JMP Securities.Boca Raton, FL . Provides financing for individual universal life insurance policies issued by insurance companies.

Biohorizons Inc BHZN/NDQ 5,625 15.0– 17.0 334.6 Medical-Products n.a./ 36 Piper Jaffray & Co.Birmingham, AL . Develops a line of dental implants and hard and soft tissue regeneration products for the replacement of missing teeth.

Tornier NV TRNX/NDQ 10,063 19.0– 21.0 832.2 Medical-Products n.a./ 36 Morgan J P.Develops a line of joint replacement, trauma, sports medicine and orthobiologic products to treat extremity joints.

China Century Dragn Mdia CDM/NSE 1,610 6.0– 7.0 62.7 Comml Svcs-Advertising 5/ 56 Westpark Capital.Chinese co engaged in the promotion, sale and marketing of advertising packages on Chinese television stations.

41 CONTINENTAL RES INC (CLR) Grp 7 o$61.1830.6M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 87 ROE 12%

ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS IN THEROCKY MOUNTAIN, MID-CONTINENT AND GULF COAST REGIONS.

-11% Ann. EPS Gro PE 35 Avg. Daily Vol 620,700 Debt 51%Last Qtr Eps +62%6 Prior Qtr +275%6 Last Qtr Sales +29%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/25R&D 2%

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 37

Solid support at its 10-week line in a bad week for market.

45 CHECK POINT SFWR (CHKP) Grp 44 o$46.22157.8M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 79 ROE 20%

ISRAELI PROVIDER OF INTERNET SECURITY SOFTWARE, HARDWARE ANDSERVICES FOR ENTERPRISES AND CONSUMERS.

+14% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. D. Vol 1,721,800 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +21% Prior Qtr +21%6 Last Qtr Sales +17%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/28R&D 10%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 67

Rally intact with high-volume rebound back above 10-wk.

49 HIBBETT SPORTS (HIBB) Grp 131 $32.4827.1M Shares 86 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 80 ROE 21%

OPERATES 767 HIBBETT SPORTS, SPORTS ADDITIONS, AND SPORTS AND COSPORTING GOODS STORES IN 24 STATES

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 439,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +47%6 Prior Qtr +250%5 Last Qtr Sales +15%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/12

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 84

Sinking further below 10-week line after big run up.

43 COACH (COH) Grp 114 o$52.82287.5M Shares 89 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 80 ROE 46%

MARKETS LEATHER HANDBAGS/ACCESSORIES FOR MEN/WOMEN VIA 665STORES WORLDWIDE WITH PLANS TO OPEN 47 MORE (7%) IN 2010-11.

+9% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. D. Vol 3,441,900 Debt 2%Last Qtr Eps +33%6 Prior Qtr +43%6 Last Qtr Sales +19%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/20

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 77

Fourth week below 10-week line; RS line in decline.

47 SOHU.COM INC (SOHU) Grp 126 o$73.8829.6M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 84 ROE 33%

CHINESE INTERNET PORTAL OFFERING MEDIA CONTENT, WIRELESS, WEBSEARCH AND GAMING SERVICES THROUGH SOHU.COM

+56% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 966,500 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +21%5 Prior Qtr +8%5 Last Qtr Sales +20%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/1R&D 11%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 91

Regains 10-wk avg as forms possible double-bottom base.

44 JUNIPER NTWKS (JNPR) Grp 21 o$36.28502.3M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 79 ROE 8%

PROVIDES SECURE NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCTS AND SERVICESFOR TELECOM SERVICE PROVIDERS AND ENTERPRISES.

+6% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. D. Vol 5,043,400 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +31%6 Prior Qtr +39%6 Last Qtr Sales +26%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/20R&D 22%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 72

Struggling to hold 10-week moving average.

48 JOY GLOBAL (JOYG) Grp 24 o$85.35102.6M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 91 ROE 43%

MANUFACTURES CONTINUOUS MINERS, LONGWALL SHEARERS, ELECTRICSHOVELS AND BLASTHOLE DRILLS FOR COAL/MINERAL EXTRACTION.

+20% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. D. Vol 1,505,700 Debt 29%Last Qtr Eps +16%5 Prior Qtr -7%6 Last Qtr Sales +9%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/3

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 83

Testing 10-week line for 2nd time since Sept. 2 breakout.

41 Continental Res Inc 61.18 95 86 87+149 +62 +69 +29 12 29 73 C7Oil and gas producer's sales growth decelerated in last two quarters.

42 Express Scripts 56.16 94 98 72 +41 +55 +49+100 41 6 1 DBB&T and Maxim downgrade stock from buy to hold.

43 Coach 52.82 89 94 80 +24 +33 +22 +19 46 31 4 DEarnings beat, but company misses on gross margins.

44 Juniper Networks 36.28 93 91 79 +17 +31 +19 +26 8 20 5 CQ4 earnings beat estimates by 5%, as sales growth accelerated to 26%.

45 Check Point Sfwr 46.22 95 90 79 +19 +21 +13 +17 20 58 24 CSecurity-software developer's ROE above 18% past three years.

46 Endo Pharma 33.53 94 89 82 +18 +37 +19 +23 25 33 2 CEarnings growth accelerated from 10% to 11% to 37% past few quarters.

47 Sohu.com Inc 73.88 94 87 84 –12 +21 +8 +20 33 44 22 BWeb portal’s recovery from awful 2009 a sluggish affair.

48 Joy Global 85.35 93 79 91 +19 +16 +45 +9 43 19 1 DSales pickup in Q4 ends four-quarter drought for mining gear firm.

49 Hibbett Sports 32.48 86 92 80 +49 +47 +28 +15 21 8 3 BProfiled on New America page 1/28.

50 El Paso Pipeline 34.40 86 95 67 +21 +34 +6 +34 29 61 .. D7Analysts see this gas pipeline MLP's Q4 EPS growth slowing to 6%.

42 EXPRESS SCRIPTS (ESRX) Grp 64 o$56.16520.9M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 72 ROE 41%

PROVIDES PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO MANAGED CAREORGANIZATIONS, EMPLOYERS, INSURERS AND ADMINISTRATORS.

+24% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. D. Vol 3,019,500 Debt 70%Last Qtr Eps +55%5 Prior Qtr +33%5 Last Qtr Sales+100%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/24

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 53

Pulls back near 10-week line but still holding above it.

46 ENDO PHARMACEUTCLS (ENDP) Grp 71 o$33.53113.3M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 89 EPS RS 82 ROE 25%

DEVELOPS BRANDED AND GENERIC PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS THATTREAT VARIOUS CONDITIONS SUCH AS PAIN AND OVERACTIVE BLADDER

+21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 10 Avg. D. Vol 1,181,800 Debt 4%Last Qtr Eps +37%5 Prior Qtr +11%5 Last Qtr Sales +23%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/22R&D 13%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 74

Basing for 12 weeks, but little accumulation in pattern.

50 EL PASO PIPELINE (EPB) Grp 120 o$34.4034.4M Shares 86 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 67 ROE 29%

MLP FORMED BY EL PASO CORP TO OWN AND OPERATE NATURAL GASTRANSPORTATION PIPELINES AND STORAGE ASSETS IN THE U.S.

+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 461,100 Debt 166%Last Qtr Eps +34%5 Prior Qtr +18%6 Last Qtr Sales +34%12 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/1

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 26

Trying to break out of cup with handle’s 34.98 buy pt.

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B6 MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 STOCK OPTIONS INVESTORS.COM

LEAPSExp. Strike LastDate Price Vol Price

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A M D 7.49cJan12 1250 2.6k 026

AbtLab 45.49cJan12 5250 1.5k 080

Alcoa 16.13pJan13 10 1.0k 066

Altria 23.79cJan12 25 1.9k 076

pJan12 20 1.5k 087

AppldMat 15.77pJan13 1750 1.2k 380

cJan12 20 1.3k 043

Apple 336.10pJan12 290 1.0k 22pJan12 260 2.0k 1338

ArcelorMit 36.08cJan13 40 5.0k 5pJan13 30 5.0k 3

AT&T Inc 27.49

cJan12 30 1.4k 062

cJan12 2750 1.2k 150

BakrHu 67.29cJan12 80 2.2k 390

cJan12 35 5.2k 3235

BcoBrades 19.06pJan12 15 4.0k 105

Bk of Am 13.60cJan12 1250 6.1k 260

cJan12 1750 4.3k 072

pJan13 15 1.0k 363

cJan13 1750 2.2k 160

cJan12 2250 2.0k 020

cJan13 15 3.3k 233

pJan12 1250 8.1k 144

cJan13 1250 1.3k 350

cJan13 20 2.4k 103

pJan13 1250 1.1k 225

cJan12 15 6.8k 141

cJan12 20 1.9k 037

pJan12 10 6.0k 067

BlackstGp 15.58cJan12 1750 2.2k 120

BostSc 6.99pJan12 750 2.0k 134

cJan12 750 2.1k 087

BP PLC 46.21cJan12 4750 2.2k 405

cJan12 60 5.0k 103

cJan12 50 5.2k 316

Caterp 95.68pJan13 75 3.0k 755

pJan12 6750 1.3k 256

Cemex 9.47pJan13 5 5.0k 056

CH Rbins 76.03cJan12 70 2.9k 990

ChesEng 27.33pJan12 25 4.0k 245

pJan12 2250 3.6k 160

Chevron 93.37cJan12 110 1.0k 145

Cisco 20.93pJan12 1750 1.1k 101

cJan12 2250 1.1k 158

cJan12 1750 10.6k437

cJan13 20 2.1k 390

cJan12 25 8.3k 082

pJan13 20 2.1k 295

pJan12 20 3.4k 187

Citigrp 4.72

pJan12 350 7.2k 019

cJan12 550 6.5k 036

pJan12 450 6.1k 050

pJan13 450 1.2k 083

pJan12 4 10.0k031

cJan13 6 4.9k 056

cJan13 450 4.8k 115

cJan12 3 1.5k 188

cJan12 750 10.1k009

cJan12 10 1.2k 004

pJan12 750 1.5k 280

pJan12 5 12.6k076

cJan13 10 2.3k 012

cJan13 5 13.7k091

cJan12 4 13.8k109

pJan13 3 1.6k 029

pJan12 6 2.7k 145

cJan13 4 4.2k 143

cJan12 2 1.1k 279

pJan13 6 1.1k 173

pJan12 550 1.8k 108

cJan12 350 1.8k 146

cJan13 550 3.2k 072

cJan12 6 65.0k024

cJan12 450 3.4k 078

cJan13 750 7.1k 029

pJan13 350 1.9k 043

cJan12 5 76.2k054

Clearwre 5.29

cJan12 5 1.2k 140

pJan12 5 1.2k 110

ConocPhil 70.56cJan12 70 10.2k

605

Dell Inc 13.15

cJan12 15 6.5k 094

Disney 38.85

cJan12 50 1.0k 047

DR Horton 12.50

pJan12 10 5.6k 091

EKodak 3.64

pJan12 2 13.0k016

EMC 24.48pJan13 20 1.0k 165

ExxonMob 78.99

cJan12 80 4.3k 470

pJan12 65 1.3k 237

cJan12 95 1.5k 068

pJan12 75 1.8k 495

pJan12 80 2.1k 695

FM C&G 106.17cJan13 90 1.5k 30cJan13 120 1.5k 1630

pJan12 100 1.4k 1405

FordMot 16.27cJan12 30 4.1k 015

cJan13 20 4.3k 220

cJan12 10 6.3k 655

pJan13 1250 1.0k 144

cJan13 1750 9.0k 299

pJan12 1750 5.6k 305

cJan12 1750 20.6k187

cJan13 15 2.7k 405

cJan13 10 1.2k 710

pJan12 1250 6.8k 076

cJan12 1250 4.4k 460

cJan12 35 1.7k 008

cJan12 20 14.8k111

cJan12 2250 5.5k 066

pJan12 15 15.7k167

cJan12 25 8.1k 038

cJan12 15 16.4k3

cJan13 2250 4.8k 172

cJan13 30 1.9k 070

pJan13 750 5.0k 030

cJan12 750 1.5k 880

pJan12 10 2.0k 028

pJan12 750 1.2k 007

FosterWh 36.06cJan12 45 2.0k 271

Gannett 15.19cJan12 20 1.9k 090

Gen El 20.20

cJan12 25 4.0k 043

cJan12 20 2.2k 192

cJan12 15 1.6k 543

cJan12 2250 2.3k 092

pJan12 20 1.1k 214

pJan12 10 2.2k 016

GenMotors 36.60cJan13 40 21.1k

6cJan12 40 4.9k 350

Gilead 38.21pJan13 30 2.0k 258

cJan13 50 2.0k 217

HeclaMn 9.09cJan12 1750 1.3k 059

cJan12 1250 1.8k 125

cJan12 10 1.9k 194

HewlettPk 45.51cJan12 35 5.0k 1177

IAMGld 19.63cJan12 1750 2.4k 430

Intel 21.46

pJan12 2250 1.5k 3cJan12 25 1.8k 069

pJan13 20 1.0k 291

pJan13 15 1.3k 110

iShBrazil 72.55pJan12 50 1.3k 235

pJan12 60 1.5k 460

iShEmMkt 45.33pJan12 44 5.9k 425

cJan13 50 5.0k 455

pJan13 45 2.0k 690

cJan13 40 5.0k 10iShJapan 10.92

cJan12 12 1.1k 044

iShRlEst 57.28cJan12 55 2.1k 550

cJan12 65 1.5k 140

pJan12 50 1.6k 320

iShsChi25 42.03pJan12 40 4.6k 385

pJan12 35 8.4k 2iShSilver 27.30

cJan12 30 1.6k 289

iStar 7.85cJan12 1250 1.0k 075

pJan12 5 1.0k 075

JohnJn 60.01cJan13 70 1.1k 150

pJan13 50 1.2k 340

pJan12 5750 1.2k 355

JPMorgCh 44.54pJan13 45 1.1k 765

KinrossG 16.95cJan12 20 2.4k 146

LockhdM 78.20cJan12 80 2.4k 471

MeadJohns 58.31cJan12 65 1.1k 345

pJan12 50 1.1k 280

MGM Mir 14.49cJan12 15 1.7k 281

cJan12 1750 1.2k 189

cJan12 20 1.3k 126

Microsft 27.75

cJan13 35 1.2k 137

cJan13 30 1.5k 275

cJan12 2750 2.5k 262

pJan12 2250 36.6k101

cJan12 30 4.3k 158

cJan13 3250 1.1k 202

pJan13 20 1.8k 146

pJan12 2750 2.0k 288

cJan12 25 28.4k411

pJan12 25 8.1k 172

pJan12 20 1.6k 061

cJan12 3250 1.1k 081

MktVGold 54.20cJan12 65 5.2k 385

MyriadGen 19.30pJan12 1750 5.0k 205

Netflix 217.98cJan13 240 1.2k 44pJan13 180 1.2k 3760

NOilVarco 71.46

pJan12 50 2.0k 265

Oncothyreon 3.08cJan12 5 1.5k 050

Oracle 32.00cJan12 45 2.0k 030

pJan12 30 1.9k 265

Pfizer 18.15cJan12 1750 2.4k 175

pJan12 1750 1.1k 170

pJan12 15 5.3k 078

cJan12 20 5.8k 070

PhilMorr 56.60cJan12 60 1.8k 264

PwNasd100 55.73pJan12 55 1.4k 455

cJan12 60 3.5k 247

Qualcom 53.74cJan13 55 2.8k 795

SandRdge 7.27cJan12 750 3.7k 115

SaraLee 17.17pJan12 15 4.4k 061

cJan12 20 5.1k 045

SiriusXM 1.62cJan12 1 1.1k 073

cJan13 2 22.5k042

SP CnSt 28.98pJan12 25 4.3k 067

SP Consum 37.10pJan12 35 2.2k 242

cJan12 35 3.2k 405

SP Engy q 71.11cJan12 80 1.8k 270

SP Fncl 16.25pJan12 15 1.3k 110

SPDR 127.72cJan12 135 4.3k 522

cJan12 143 1.5k 251

pJan12 105 1.0k 387

pJan13 70 1.7k 210

pJan13 90 3.1k 458

SPDR Home 17.81pJan12 15 2.3k 115

SprintNex 4.45cJan12 5 3.8k 049

SuncorEng 39.99cJan12 40 2.7k 520

Symntc 17.46pJan12 1750 1.7k 211

cJan13 20 1.7k 225

cJan13 1750 16.6k360

Tesoro 18.87cJan12 20 3.3k 227

pJan12 20 1.0k 340

UnPacif 93.54cJan12 90 1.5k 1138

UnTech 81.43pJan12 80 1.4k 7cJan12 80 1.4k 661

US NatGsF 5.88cJan12 17 1.2k 003

cJan12 14 1.2k 005

cJan12 20 1.7k 002

US OilFd 37.58

cJan12 65 1.5k 021

cJan12 40 1.2k 360

cJan12 70 1.1k 020

Vale SA 34.20pJan12 35 1.5k 527

pJan12 25 3.0k 151

cJan12 35 1.5k 413

WalMart 56.70cJan12 55 1.6k 467

cJan12 5750 2.1k 277

cJan12 60 2.3k 179

cJan13 45 1.4k 1299

WellsFrgo 31.84pJan12 35 1.9k 560

Xerox 10.55cJan12 1250 1.2k 061

Yahoo 15.83cJan12 25 1.2k 017

cJan12 1750 3.6k 139

pJan12 1250 3.6k 053

Yamana 11.25cJan12 1250 1.4k 134

Exp. Strike LastDate Price Vol Price

DJ Inds Close 118.24 Aprp107 .... .... .... .... 250 087p108 .... .... 1 049 153 092

p110 55 028 70 070 601 115

p111 269 029 6 094 .... ....c113 150 535 .... .... 1 650

p114 112 054 66 133 .... ....p115 453 080 102 160 .... ....p116 295 1 52 182 48 197

p118 167 151 13 245 .... ....c118 109 160 114 240 10 310

c119 139 107 57 186 .... ....p119 135 210 17 290 .... ....p120 106 141 36 350 250 375

c121 55 037 494 098 .... ....c124 1 008 .... .... 450 084

Nasd100 Close 2270.50 Aprp1500 .... .... .... .... 100 105p1525 .... .... .... .... 100 125p1600 6 030 .... .... 100 180

p1750 20 085 380 210 .... ....p1775 80 095 100 145 .... ....p1900 110 2 2 580 5 990

p2000 300 380 1371095 171640

p2025 81 450 1331265 261970

p2050 164 559 2411456 1 15p2075 337 658 1371758 32110

p2100 319 750 1882052 42850

p2125 526 10 1262250 .... ....p2150 307 1297 1162850 104350

p2175 256 430 563299 34610

p2180 96 1740 .... .... .... ....p2190 249 1880 .... .... .... ....p2200 512 2005 354 40 .... ....p2205 209 2010 .... .... .... ....p2210 181 2120 .... .... .... ....p2215 129 11 .... .... .... ....p2220 283 1160 .... .... .... ....p2225 442 2580 984753 .... ....p2230 218 1280 .... .... .... ....p2235 205 1360 .... .... .... ....p2240 178 1420 .... .... .... ....c2250 40 52 3257303 148950

p2250 616 3350 5245489 22 45p2260 337 1770 .... .... .... ....p2270 318 41 .... .... .... ....c2270 91 39 .... .... .... ....c2275 623 3630 4365842 1517503

p2275 1.0k 43 435 65 448228

c2300 1.0k 24 1534580 1388885

p2300 978 2880 957310 776076

p2310 94 1660 .... .... .... ....c2320 163 1650 .... .... .... ....c2325 290 2610 1183424 67 72p2325 31 7425 2828628 2747112

c2340 301 780 .... .... .... ....c2350 708 830 812463 .... ....p2360 100 4270 .... .... .... ....c2360 286 1220 .... .... .... ....

c2375 639 780 3561670 5 40c2380 121 370 .... .... .... ....c2400 974 2 1741123 152350

c2420 198 130 .... .... .... ....c2425 479 095 172 718 .... ....c2450 530 054 116 434 .... ....c2475 20 035 428 260 5 12c2500 19 025 446 166 26 683

c2525 .... .... 1.1k 092 47 447

c2550 56 012 1.0k 058 .... ....Oil Svc q Close 259.73 Aprp220 .... .... 82 235 .... ....p235 .... .... 334 460 .... ....Rus2000 Close 775.40 Aprp550 1 010 40 073 100 110

p580 .... .... 155 130 15 2p590 .... .... 2.6k 125 7 290

p600 78 020 183 155 2 255

p610 63 044 796 2 5 390

p620 123 070 105 215 .... ....p630 996 060 34 243 20 540

p640 227 085 82 287 12 6p650 207 110 321 384 11 710

p660 1.0k 135 751 445 8 760

p665 157 150 324 430 .... ....p670 6.9k 170 527 522 70 860

p675 250 147 73 5 .... ....p680 1.2k 205 485 620 601090

p685 195 230 99 628 .... ....p690 1.4k 255 287 715 .... ....p695 1.4k 265 99 780 .... ....p700 2.8k 301 2.2k 835 31343

p705 576 335 45 857 .... ....p710 3.2k 380 121 990 221609

p715 844 420 371007 .... ....p720 874 473 1441170 401807

p725 215 519 411193 .... ....p730 387 584 391267 102060

p735 121 640 371350 .... ....p740 835 720 2001518 22250

p745 198 840 511667 .... ....p750 464 930 2761810 10 24c750 51 3550 1884451 .... ....p760 836 1210 2812168 102950

p765 149 1330 .... .... .... ....p770 2.3k 1520 492 26 .... ....p775 159 1760 .... .... .... ....c780 1.2k 1490 1.2k2432 1393144

p780 1.8k 1974 2.4k 28 .... ....c785 118 1270 .... .... .... ....c790 974 1050 2.4k1863 3002696

p790 95 2380 1.8k 34 93809

c795 321 803 .... .... .... ....c800 1.5k 623 4811440 912153

p800 521 3092 3183890 24486

c805 196 493 .... .... .... ....p810 196 3817 24146 .... ....c810 563 373 2171063 .... ....c815 443 292 .... .... .... ....c820 1.0k 187 115 788 61396

c825 337 147 .... .... .... ....c830 973 098 266 550 21080

c835 468 075 .... .... .... ....c840 820 051 135 367 10 858

c845 1.7k 038 42 295 .... ....c850 643 029 184 240 .... ....c855 1.5k 025 38 198 .... ....c860 533 018 305 165 56 465

c865 54 011 177 130 .... ....c870 184 010 200 1 51 335

c875 .... .... 233 082 .... ....c880 907 005 183 072 2 275

c890 272 007 53 045 10 233

SemiconIdx Close 438.60 Aprc440 1.1k 9 .... .... .... ....SP100 Close 575.64 Aprp460 200 025 801 1 .... ....p500 4 065 109 180 .... ....p510 900 080 191 205 .... ....p520 422 115 75 3 .... ....p525 1.0k 130 .... .... .... ....p530 751 150 30 280 .... ....c530 .... .... 200 50 .... ....p535 423 160 .... .... .... ....p540 1.1k 205 52 520 16 710

p545 197 256 20 330 .... ....p550 491 290 84 665 .... ....p555 369 380 121 760 .... ....c560 6 1980 200 24 .... ....p560 644 470 363 920 41170

p565 482 250 33 987 .... ....p570 671 740 351220 .... ....c575 83 884 61302 .... ....p575 825 920 61 12 .... ....c580 561 6 721050 151420

p580 1.2k 1160 2531650 .... ....c585 944 370 332 790 .... ....p585 228 1450 201630 .... ....c590 955 230 267 560 .... ....c595 636 122 .... .... .... ....c600 402 060 66 283 100 630

c605 261 032 62 195 .... ....c610 112 016 209 105 .... ....c615 105 015 11 095 .... ....c620 20 005 .... .... 100 175

SP100Eur Close 575.64 Aprp540 102 183 .... .... .... ....p540 102 183 .... .... .... ....p545 114 212 .... .... .... ....p545 114 212 .... .... .... ....p575 374 920 1 13 .... ....p575 374 920 1 13 .... ....c575 372 820 11240 .... ....c575 372 820 11240 .... ....c580 630 564 20 982 .... ....c580 630 564 20 982 .... ....p580 710 1126 221613 .... ....p580 710 1126 221613 .... ....c595 347 125 30 470 .... ....c595 347 125 30 470 .... ....c605 155 030 .... .... .... ....c605 155 030 .... .... .... ....c610 468 020 .... .... .... ....c610 468 020 .... .... .... ....SPX500 Close 1276.33 Aprp950 311 030 355 105 450 160

p970 4 040 100 130 .... ....p975 1.3k 030 50 135 .... ....p980 .... .... 125 140 750 280

p985 .... .... 125 145 .... ....p990 .... .... 125 150 .... ....p1000 360 060 1.3k 150 58 311

p1005 225 050 50 155 .... ....

p1010 1 030 27 185 750 3p1025 647 075 41 205 .... ....p1030 .... .... 126 215 .... ....c1030 5.0k 24550 .... .... ........p1035 .... .... 125 230 .... ....p1040 201 075 150 235 1 390

p1050 4.0k 110 1.2k 250 80 5p1060 192 105 1 267 2 510

p1075 9.6k 035 234 319 .... ....p1080 38 105 525 350 10 592

p1090 135 150 49 396 55 7p1100 8.2k 180 844 436 11k 733

p1125 3.1k 070 1.6k 558 11k 918

p1130 937 199 12 580 3 980

p1140 1.7k 250 25 649 .... ....p1150 27k 280 20k 7 9.9k1140

p1160 484 312 321 780 .... ....p1170 916 320 873 750 5 860

c1175 8 105601.1k 109.... ....p1175 33k 370 8.1k 920 5.5k 14p1180 281 410 33 862 9 14p1185 560 430 18 916 .... ....p1190 951 4 965 10 41080

p1195 234 464 861020 .... ....p1200 34k 5 18k1235 7.3k1950

p1205 233 570 21230 .... ....p1210 1.8k 610 9411410 5872150

p1215 119 640 81475 .... ....p1220 3.9k 717 901390 .... ....p1225 7.4k 778 4.6k 17 6002270

p1230 7.9k 861 1.8k1790 .... ....p1235 966 368 50 18 .... ....p1240 10k 1036 61831 .... ....p1245 2.2k 492 612060 .... ....c1250 1.6k 3648 1025020 85310

p1250 38k 1248 14k2350 22k3170

p1255 232 653 7 23 .... ....p1260 4.4k 1532 2.6k 26 .... ....p1265 1.5k 1501 82620 .... ....c1270 58 2273 359 32 3 44p1270 3.9k 1850 4.9k 30 1.0k 37p1275 13k 2010 21k 32 2.5k4180

c1275 9.5k 1980 21k 30 1.6k 37c1280 3.7k 1717 7.6k 28 6013445

p1280 6.5k 23 7.9k 34 1.8k4080

c1285 4.7k 1448 3.0k 24 .... ....p1285 5.8k 25 4.2k 32 .... ....c1290 2.4k 1230 2.2k2160 .... ....p1290 1.6k 28 1.6k 38 2 35p1295 747 2985 5.9k 40 .... ....c1295 2.0k 1040 6.3k 19 .... ....p1300 2.8k 2497 6.8k4410 5504110

c1300 25k 790 13k 17 4.3k 25c1305 799 663 91495 .... ....c1310 469 098 451250 1051980

c1315 465 380 11170 .... ....c1320 7.9k 308 18 964 22258

c1325 8.3k 240 6.8k 850 5001510

p1325 63 4020 1.1k 58 1006690

c1330 2.4k 170 75 690 .... ....c1335 297 010 35 6 .... ....c1340 6.9k 095 539 481 1 10c1345 450 010 3.0k 4 .... ....c1350 4.6k 048 5.6k 347 1.9k 760

p1350 15 7585 106 80 .... ....c1355 39 037 2.2k 288 .... ....c1360 651 025 2.1k 243 2 854

c1370 291 023 53 156 41 450

c1375 2.0k 005 3.8k 125 9.7k 390

c1380 40 013 1.4k 087 1.8k 370

p1380 .... .... 200 9330 .... ....c1395 9 015 100 065 .... ....

Exp. Strike LastDate Price Vol Price

Exp. Strike LastDate Price Vol Price

Feb Mar Feb Mar

Boston 407,751 281,235Chicago 2,725,689 2,945,154ISEC 1,969,826 2,027,322Nasdaq 842,619 712,934Philadelphia 2,170,815 2,398,737Totals 8,116,700 125,884,989 8,365,382 111,468,354

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Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest

SPX500 204,977 459,616 1,865,230 3,097,082Rus2000 22,760 48,083 241,186 366,484Nasd100 12,266 14,213 70,161 123,142SP100 5,977 12,774 31,396 40,127DJ Inds 1,706 3,531 29,795 41,332Bank Idx 28 53 41,146 2,141SP100Eur 4,310 3,268 17,394 16,928

Total Total Call Put Call Put Open Open

Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest

SemiconIdx 1,101 92 1,175 3,526GS Idx 50 19 583 325Oil Svc q 6 426 337 172OilSvc 36 29 394 101Bnk Idx q 20 10 153 20MidCap 0 20 0 82Rus1000 0 20 0 77

P Strike Last Last LastC Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

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3M Co Close 87.44 Aprc90 2.9k 046 663 111 148 169

A M D Close 7.49 Aprc8 6.0k 015 2.7k 028 221 043

A M R Close 7.20 Mayc7 2.0k 042 2.6k 062 221 089

p7 4.0k 020 188 039 60 066

AdobeS Close 32.49 Aprp28 15 005 no tr 3.0k 055

AEagleO Close 14.56 Mayc16 no tr 3.5k 045 no trAirgas Close 62.38 Aprc60 3 330 no tr 5.0k 470

c6750 612 035 48 090 5.2k 150

AlChina Close 24.38 Mayc25 7.6k 080 65 105 10 152

Alcoa Close 16.13 Aprp16 2.6k 040 634 066 441 093

c16 3.5k 051 1.1k 080 1.0k 105

p17 3.3k 104 255 131 429 151

c17 7.0k 015 524 038 575 060

AlphaNRs Close 57.88 Junc60 5.1k 220 321 344 53 6Amazon Close 171.14 Aprp150 2.6k 057 1.2k 175 826 320

p155 2.5k 094 1.4k 262 1.0k 420

p160 6.7k 159 1.4k 375 996 590

p165 7.7k 275 2.2k 540 711 735

p170 7.4k 460 1.3k 744 481 10c170 6.8k 565 3.3k 851 1.3k1075

c175 6.0k 340 1.5k 620 755 820

p175 2.9k 720 7191001 3161266

c180 8.0k 180 2.0k 430 596 630

c185 6.9k 095 1.4k 280 447 457

c190 4.8k 048 1.5k 181 528 330

AMCC Close 9.80 Mayp10 287 045 135 060 5.0k 1Apache Close 114.84 Aprp100 2.8k 072 1.3k 150 584 236

p105 3.5k 130 2.1k 246 2.0k 320

p110 7.5k 244 573 375 3.5k 515

c110 3.7k 710 4.5k 875 603 962

c115 7.1k 417 3.5k 560 850 675

c120 10k 210 2.6k 345 3.9k 435

c125 12k 097 8.4k 180 1.0k 252

AppldMat Close 15.77 Aprp16 13k 055 87 079 131 091

c16 13k 033 120 050 167 065

Apple Close 336.10 Aprp290 9.6k 049 536 209 272 440

p295 9.6k 064 171 258 59 511

p300 2.5k 083 1.0k 310 643 6c300 1.4k 37 2.6k3935 1.0k4265

p305 3.1k 108 357 385 186 709

p310 5.9k 154 602 470 459 825

p315 11k 210 622 580 94 965

p320 16k 287 1.0k 705 3411125

c320 3.9k1895 1.3k2335 1.0k2770

c325 2.9k1520 8692005 3752450

p325 8.4k 4 827 860 1161315

c330 6.2k1155 1.8k1670 9202140

p330 9.4k 545 1.0k1035 5011490

c335 7.3k 854 1.8k1380 9471868

p335 8.7k 760 1.2k1260 2251713

p340 9.7k1010 1.2k 15 1701962

c340 16k 605 3.9k1135 1.3k1609

p345 2.9k1285 5321765 632245

c345 10k 420 3.2k 9 1.0k1362

c350 16k 279 2.5k 705 1.0k1160

c355 7.9k 178 827 565 223 980

c360 6.6k 112 1.8k 435 932 815

c365 2.6k 070 1.1k 325 86 677

c425 no tr no tr 3.1k 055

ArcelorM o Close 36.08 Junc37 58 1 8 182 10k 305

ArchCoal Close 33.22 Aprp33 3.0k 121 71 186 122 251

ArenaPh Close 1.63 Aprc2 3.4k 006 215 010 185 016

AT&T Inc Close 27.49 Aprp25 70 005 4.2k 014 3.7k 026

c28 3.5k 021 760 041 1.1k 049

c29 3.2k 005 498 013 557 021

Baidu Inc Close 106.54 Junp90 3.3k 044 370 123 90 380

p100 4.8k 220 1.9k 357 521 720

c105 3.1k 585 2.3k 745 2121120

p105 3.9k 410 2.8k 580 528 950

c110 7.2k 350 3.8k 490 652 895

c115 3.5k 192 3.0k 310 70 7c120 3.9k 098 1.6k 183 117 550

BakrHu Close 67.29 Aprp65 9.1k 141 542 240 349 266

p70 3.2k 365 70 485 78 530

BarickG Close 47.30 Aprp46 1.0k 095 1.5k 168 2.6k 215

c48 3.8k 121 1.8k 189 337 239

BariPSP500 Close 32.10 Junp22 no tr no tr 3.0k 120

p26 no tr 2.7k 081 110 280

p27 2.9k 034 22k 120 21 340

p28 5.6k 010 21k 157 1.1k 380

p29 3.0k 089 3.4k 2 33 442

c30 7.9k 335 752 450 163 667

p30 7.2k 127 1.3k 251 54 505

c31 3.1k 175 426 405 132 630

p32 3.7k 107 224 360 11 650

c32 5.3k 242 1.9k 367 99 6c33 4.6k 101 1.2k 330 24 570

c34 4.0k 169 351 295 27 540

c35 4.2k 142 752 262 95 510

BcoBrades Close 19.06 Junc20 62k 023 572 037 300 080

Bk of Am Close 13.60 Mayc11 636 262 2.6k 269 574 288

p11 397 003 1.7k 007 10k 024

c12 4.1k 167 3.9k 176 616 207

p12 987 006 3.5k 015 24k 044

c13 27k 081 7.1k 099 1.4k 138

p13 39k 018 9.1k 037 2.6k 075

p14 13k 062 9.5k 085 1.2k 122

c14 29k 024 12k 045 4.1k 085

p15 8.1k 143 3.1k 158 423 181

c15 9.9k 006 35k 019 12k 050

c16 2.8k 003 2.4k 009 1.2k 028

Boeing Close 69.23 May

c70 2.6k 098 735 183 298 330

BostSc Close 6.99 Mayc9 no tr 3.1k 005 525 011

BrMySq Close 25.79 Junp25 977 015 6.7k 037 343 096

p26 1.3k 037 3.8k 080 492 150

c27 382 006 910 026 2.7k 063

BungeLtd Close 66.82 Aprp65 4.2k 155 276 220 44 280

Cameco Close 39.79 Junc40 3.2k 120 74 190 20 330

CapOne Close 48.24 Junp42 42 008 3.8k 046 10 163

Caterp Close 95.68 Mayp90 4.5k 064 1.6k 167 684 380

c95 3.9k 269 1.1k 395 554 587

p95 5.7k 201 1.0k 335 610 552

c100 3.3k 072 2.3k 175 336 366

c105 3.0k 014 356 058 405 210

CelldexTh Close 3.79 Mayc4 3.5k 040 756 049 35 064

Cemex Close 9.47 Aprp9 1.1k 020 3.0k 037 4.4k 052

Cephln Close 58.33 Mayp55 2.5k 070 142 120 26 220

CH Rbins Close 76.03 Mayc6750 no tr no tr 3.0k 980

ChesEng Close 27.33 Aprp28 2.5k 117 93 163 40 195

c28 3.5k 052 143 097 114 125

Chevron Close 93.37 Junp90 3.6k 080 304 162 1.3k 375

c95 5.0k 086 1.3k 149 382 335

p95 1.1k 3 482 380 3.2k 620

ChinaMdaE Close 20.86 Junp20 5.4k 180 79 275 190 510

c2250 3.0k 1 704 170 157 310

CienaCp Close 23.50 Aprp23 2.8k 073 21 153 no trCisco Close 20.93 Aprc19 4.7k 201 1.0k 219 90 228

p19 2.8k 010 5.0k 022 261 037

p20 18k 025 2.1k 046 676 062

c20 5.7k 119 3.3k 139 214 151

p21 3.5k 064 928 086 225 103

c21 11k 058 2.3k 078 1.5k 095

c22 21k 023 3.6k 040 2.9k 056

c23 9.5k 010 1.9k 019 1.7k 030

c24 269 003 28 009 4.2k 014

Citigrp Close 4.72 Junc3 221 174 3.8k 173 603 177

p450 3.8k 004 7.8k 009 638 025

c4 5.5k 075 5.4k 076 4.3k 085

c450 21k 027 28k 033 1.5k 050

c550 1.2k 001 8.3k 004 21k 012

p550 1.3k 078 2.6k 080 1.5k 088

c5 65k 004 22k 011 8.6k 026

p5 12k 032 6.6k 036 7.3k 051

c6 no tr 176 001 5.4k 007

p7 859 226 3.3k 225 10 224

Coeur dA Close 23.62 Junc31 no tr 18 030 3.4k 110

ConocPhil Close 70.56 May

p6750 4.9k 056 1.0k 127 487 260

c70 4.0k 169 1.6k 227 1.4k 349

p70 3.6k 136 931 210 1.3k 365

c7250 7.8k 061 1.8k 118 2.5k 226

ConsolEgy Close 47.93 Aprc50 4.0k 087 56 195 65 264

ConstellEn Close 32.16 Aprc35 no tr 2.6k 040 148 050

CorinthCol Close 5.44 Mayc7 no tr 37 020 3.2k 045

Cree Close 50.78 Junp50 2.7k 148 78 268 42 485

CurShEuro Close 135.57 Junp131 3.1k 031 981 1 no trCVS Care Close 34.80 Mayp34 92 064 2.5k 096 274 129

Darling Close 13.70 Aprc10 132 360 4.5k 390 8 370

p1750 6.5k 390 36 390 no trDell Inc Close 13.15 Mayc13 3.8k 048 119 063 559 097

c14 5.5k 013 889 023 183 052

DeltaAir Close 11.83 Junc12 1.5k 037 5.7k 066 no trDepomed Close 6.24 Junc750 825 050 360 060 5.3k 090

DigRiver Close 30.78 Junp36 45 410 5.3k 530 30 520

DirFnBear Close 8.79 Aprc8 3.6k 094 320 115 237 127

c9 7.0k 038 2.0k 067 807 086

c10 3.8k 016 224 038 204 062

DirFnBull Close 29.22 Aprp29 3.5k 154 876 240 56 260

p30 5.8k 135 266 270 301 365

c30 5.0k 118 461 207 920 275

c31 3.1k 082 299 161 263 238

DirSCBear Close 15.83 Aprc14 3.2k 205 170 252 27 303

c15 5.7k 142 664 199 363 255

c16 4.1k 099 336 165 114 213

Disney Close 38.85 Aprc38 4.7k 137 no tr 51 2DryShips Close 4.85 Junc5 6.7k 015 1.3k 031 364 054

EKodak Close 3.64 Aprc4 4.3k 010 804 016 185 024

EleArt Close 15.00 Junc16 2.6k 027 879 048 256 098

c17 356 010 2.5k 028 27 067

ElPasoCp Close 15.46 Aprc16 2.8k 021 1.0k 039 117 056

EMC Close 24.48 Aprp24 3.1k 030 690 058 18 083

ExcoRes Close 20.13 Junp19 no tr 4.0k 030 825 065

c20 1.9k 035 3.0k 055 152 115

c21 no tr 386 019 3.9k 055

ExpScript Close 56.16 Mayc5750 12k 101 391 146 7 272

ExxonMob Close 78.99 Aprp70 3.7k 013 17 033 1.6k 058

p7250 1.3k 020 3.7k 051 283 080

p75 15k 043 1.7k 086 1.2k 122

p80 4.7k 221 1.1k 270 1.3k 310

c80 8.3k 076 1.6k 127 2.6k 171

c85 4.6k 006 449 023 580 037

Flextrn Close 8.06 Aprp7 no tr no tr 2.8k 016

FM C&G Close 106.17 Mayp104 6.0k 273 no tr 45 865

c105 2.6k 450 509 680 131 999

c120 3.7k 056 380 160 57 415

FordMot Close 16.27 Junp14 1.8k 005 1.8k 016 31k 052

p15 10k 014 29k 036 1.1k 086

c15 7.0k 140 16k 163 3.1k 213

p16 61k 042 23k 071 13k 127

c16 33k 070 26k 1 7.3k 154

p17 41k 101 13k 128 4.8k 183

c17 89k 029 36k 056 14k 112

p18 17k 185 4.0k 201 385 248

c18 62k 012 31k 029 8.4k 075

c19 35k 006 16k 015 5.8k 049

p19 5.1k 278 11k 286 428 294

c20 9.5k 003 12k 008 17k 033

c21 9.3k 002 996 005 2.0k 022

c25 no tr 2.9k 001 2.2k 004

Frontline Close 27.12 Mayp21 2 005 5.0k 025 no trp25 2.9k 050 1.2k 095 28 147

c2750 3.9k 095 no tr no trc29 6.0k 050 2.1k 089 165 120

Gen El Close 20.20 Junp17 10 002 242 011 3.4k 035

p18 3.0k 005 8.2k 018 1.9k 051

c19 11k 132 1.3k 141 631 183

p19 6.1k 013 4.7k 034 338 081

c20 16k 056 7.0k 077 1.4k 129

p20 10k 037 4.4k 071 1.8k 124

c21 11k 015 6.2k 035 2.2k 082

p21 3.2k 095 2.2k 132 155 180

GencoShip Close 11.53 Aprp9 no tr 5.2k 025 107 034

p12 2.9k 085 48 118 no trGenMotors Close 36.60 Junp33 493 025 214 060 3.8k 145

p35 3.3k 065 814 115 1.1k 230

c35 778 235 294 260 2.6k 372

c36 4.2k 145 1.1k 205 449 320

c37 6.0k 105 2.6k 150 108 270

p37 5.8k 160 89 197 22 285

c38 6.3k 070 3.7k 110 75 2c39 14k 040 1.8k 075 5.1k 185

c40 20k 025 640 050 5.3k 155

p40 54 370 no tr 3.0k 5GensisEn Close 27.52 Junc2250 no tr 3.2k 510 6 5c25 5 250 3.0k 260 no trGenworthF Close 13.85 Junp13 6.4k 035 168 049 121 093

GenzymGn Close 71.10 Aprp65 2.8k 050 333 072 no trGlaxoSKln Close 36.40 Mayp3750 16k 205 no tr no trp39 2.6k 330 84 340 no trGoldcorp Close 40.74 Aprp37 4.1k 021 140 057 14 095

GoldmnS Close 161.77 Aprp160 3.9k 280 357 470 369 615

c165 3.6k 215 654 395 150 585

GrahamPkg Close 17.99 Mayp1750 2.5k 065 66 095 no trHalbtn Close 43.88 Aprp38 5.2k 018 2.5k 055 214 098

c40 3.1k 420 17 440 150 516

c43 4.5k 194 243 264 626 315

c44 4.0k 141 243 212 345 268

c45 4.6k 093 983 165 216 218

HartfdFn Close 27.69 Junc29 2.6k 047 3 085 31 169

HessCp Close 81.51 Mayp75 5.0k 051 91 131 371 297

c80 2.8k 315 314 432 115 640

HewlettPk Close 45.51 Mayc46 967 071 2.7k 146 438 225

p47 184 180 3.5k 251 2 335

c48 378 018 2.9k 067 429 138

HomeDp Close 36.70 Mayp35 3.1k 025 274 070 613 110

c36 580 121 10k 164 88 221

p36 1.0k 046 2.9k 101 no trc37 385 057 2.9k 104 178 164

HSBC Close 54.15 Junp5250 750 047 2.9k 129 76 275

I B M Close 159.21 Aprp135 132 008 41 025 2.9k 053

p155 3.3k 125 1.4k 250 210 349

c160 4.2k 185 741 315 503 420

c165 2.9k 048 370 139 1.1k 227

Infinera Close 7.37 Aprp8 6.0k 075 115 089 61 095

Informat Close 45.66 Junp35 6 015 5.0k 030 no trIntel Close 21.46 Aprp20 5.0k 010 2.7k 027 214 041

p21 11k 029 1.6k 054 6.3k 073

c21 21k 063 1.3k 086 1.9k 105

c22 6.3k 015 3.6k 037 805 057

InterMune Close 36.92 Aprp33 no tr no tr 2.5k 235

c41 50 035 no tr 2.5k 227

IntlCoal Close 8.86 Junc9 18k 040 215 060 143 1iSh EAFE Close 58.93 Junc61 7.3k 028 440 080 10 230

iSh20 TB Close 91.92 Junc92 3.8k 122 647 176 29 289

c94 23k 058 134 106 10 211

iShBrazil Close 72.55 Junp62 3.1k 019 58 060 11 160

p65 7.5k 036 468 096 56 273

p68 4.5k 070 1.4k 159 no trp69 3.6k 085 392 188 349 390

p70 4.1k 106 559 210 29 460

p72 6.7k 173 4.1k 293 1.2k 505

iShEmMkt Close 45.33 Junp37 152 003 16 018 10k 074

p40 11k 011 2.2k 040 545 126

p41 12k 006 1.9k 052 20 150

p42 26k 028 19k 070 32 176

p43 34k 043 7.4k 092 168 204

p44 44k 063 3.9k 120 12k 240

c45 1.7k 136 3.3k 187 97 320

p45 47k 1 20k 155 351 285

c46 14k 074 7.0k 138 94 256

p46 28k 140 45k 2 405 310

c47 11k 037 1.8k 088 1.6k 211

p47 6.0k 203 2.7k 253 53 355

c48 5.8k 015 14k 055 22 172

p48 3.4k 281 185 320 16 380

c49 4.9k 008 10k 031 98 129

c50 3.9k 003 8.3k 017 25 098

c51 158 001 10k 008 27 083

iShJapan Close 10.92 Junc11 171 012 1.7k 021 3.5k 045

p11 311 019 7.2k 028 3.7k 053

iShMexico Close 60.13 Junp60 2.9k 133 3 202 no triShRlEst Close 57.28 Junp54 133 033 5.1k 072 110 204

p55 11k 045 237 099 46 225

p57 2.0k 097 5.5k 166 10 305

iShRs2000 Close 77.41 Mayp66 474 015 29k 065 no trp70 5.3k 031 3.3k 087 22 210

p71 4.6k 037 2.2k 096 no trp72 11k 046 4.9k 141 221 252

p73 4.2k 059 8.4k 137 327 269

p74 14k 075 1.2k 160 949 304

c74 2.7k 419 655 513 no trc75 6.2k 340 1.5k 427 20 564

p75 19k 094 9.6k 189 136 347

c76 8.0k 267 2.3k 357 no trp76 50k 120 3.3k 220 175 389

p77 53k 148 17k 259 40 426

c77 9.0k 211 6.0k 295 5 442

c78 9.5k 082 3.0k 245 459 387

p78 35k 2 26k 291 13 455

c79 12k 102 2.8k 195 101 344

p79 27k 251 43k 341 110 5p80 9.5k 316 2.2k 396 274 567

c80 6.8k 063 3.4k 149 8 310

c81 11k 038 1.0k 108 12 240

c82 2.8k 023 478 078 2 199

p82 3.1k 471 1.3k 545 8 640

c83 9.5k 011 974 055 2 167

c85 6.1k 004 1.9k 026 1 141

iShsChi25 Close 42.03 Mayp39 2.1k 020 2.6k 052 1.0k 124

p40 7.3k 033 7.4k 076 3.0k 151

p41 5.7k 056 229 103 85 184

c42 2.8k 097 1.4k 147 26 228

p42 10k 092 10k 141 363 238

p43 1.1k 146 4.8k 191 16 281

c43 3.5k 051 7.2k 098 461 180

c44 3.8k 023 1.0k 063 1.5k 137

iShSilver Close 27.30 Aprp24 4.7k 012 1.0k 038 299 061

p25 3.8k 022 552 056 1.7k 084

c26 5.4k 170 537 219 486 248

p26 4.9k 042 918 088 410 118

c27 8.7k 106 2.1k 159 1.2k 195

p27 4.3k 077 1.7k 129 1.1k 164

c28 6.8k 059 1.2k 113 1.3k 150

p28 3.9k 129 320 182 513 219

c29 7.5k 031 1.5k 075 1.5k 114

c30 6.2k 017 841 052 2.4k 085

c31 6.5k 010 2.5k 037 2.8k 060

c33 2.9k 004 194 018 1.2k 036

c35 no tr 100 007 3.2k 024

iShTaiwan Close 15.59 Junp14 no tr 20k 010 no trp15 no tr 20k 028 no trc15 7 072 4.0k 080 no trITW Close 54.71 Junp55 4.5k 150 no tr 25 351

IvanhoeMn Close 27.25 Junc32 no tr no tr 3.1k 125

JohnJn Close 60.01 Aprp60 3.2k 070 670 136 2.4k 170

JPMorgCh Close 44.54 Junc45 4.9k 080 1.9k 141 141 276

c46 4.3k 044 2.1k 101 271 220

c4750 no tr 4.9k 054 no trc50 116 001 541 014 6.9k 089

Keycp Close 8.79 Junc9 224 018 3.1k 036 107 073

KinrossG Close 16.95 Mayp15 4.4k 009 66 023 39 060

KLA Tnc Close 43.69 Junc40 2 396 3.4k 380 91 553

LDK Solr Close 12.28 Junc13 2.6k 044 313 093 176 174

Limitd Close 28.92 Mayc28 3.0k 135 5 190 23 240

LVSands Close 45.60 Junc45 3.1k 268 2.9k 360 281 590

p45 5.0k 205 1.2k 305 126 515

c46 3.1k 216 1.8k 320 5 550

c47 2.8k 175 818 272 2.1k 496

c48 4.9k 139 495 234 9 455

c50 3.7k 086 4.0k 166 119 380

MarvellT Close 19.16 Mayp18 3.1k 021 73 065 100 107

p19 3.0k 057 50 102 no trc20 5.9k 034 215 076 166 127

c21 3.0k 014 280 045 308 090

MasseyEn Close 57.23 Aprp45 4.2k 055 no tr no trp4750 3.4k 050 636 131 no trp55 2.4k 270 27 380 4.5k 395

c55 3.5k 490 479 595 136 575

c5750 4.3k 268 477 465 151 455

c60 5.0k 232 79 335 454 315

c65 12k 085 65 135 2 166

MBIA Close 10.75 Mayp6 no tr no tr 5.0k 021

c13 3.6k 012 33 042 10 086

McDnlds Close 73.28 Junp70 3.2k 025 355 081 306 226

p7250 3.6k 074 630 158 74 325

c75 3.4k 036 2.2k 079 248 196

MEMC Close 11.00 Apr

c11 3.7k 052 3.0k 072 198 084

c12 2.7k 020 509 033 189 047

Merck Close 33.07 Aprp30 109 009 2.9k 028 25 045

MGM Mir Close 14.49 Junp14 7.3k 054 1.9k 087 201 155

c15 6.8k 058 4.9k 090 240 167

p15 5.0k 106 490 136 365 206

c16 3.4k 028 1.7k 055 1.0k 129

MicronT Close 00.00 Aprc9 1.0k 141 573 157 3.4k 175

c10 3.1k 062 2.5k 088 4.7k 111

c11 5.4k 023 4.6k 045 2.0k 064

Microsft Close 27.75 Aprp25 661 007 4.0k 021 652 036

p26 1.6k 015 3.6k 038 1.3k 060

c26 1.5k 180 3.4k 197 528 212

p27 12k 034 15k 066 2.6k 091

c27 9.8k 102 13k 129 854 145

p28 22k 080 3.8k 111 5.6k 144

c28 22k 045 12k 074 5.2k 098

p29 6.8k 154 1.1k 175 454 210

c29 28k 016 31k 040 4.4k 057

p30 3.5k 250 253 253 121 292

c30 27k 006 11k 019 14k 032

c31 2.2k 002 775 008 3.7k 017

MktVGold Close 54.20 Junp46 no tr 7 040 25k 135

p55 258 205 18k 295 3 470

c61 100 021 20k 055 136 217

MktVJrGld Close 34.63 Mayc35 2.6k 110 10k 175 73 290

MktVRus Close 38.54 Mayc40 2.5k 050 300 105 10 180

MonstrWw Close 15.95 Junc17 2.9k 041 no tr 439 155

MorgStan Close 29.04 Aprp29 3.0k 075 1.1k 116 10 148

c29 3.2k 079 147 124 127 155

c31 3.4k 015 242 044 306 077

Mosaic Close 79.78 Junp70 2.6k 035 225 130 64 345

c80 5.0k 276 930 466 744 760

MurphOil Close 66.13 Aprp70 80 461 52 550 7.3k 590

MyriadGen Close 19.30 Mayp18 3.0k 025 88 060 337 115

Nabors Close 23.84 Junc25 6.0k 058 99 090 77 179

Netflix Close 217.98 Junp180 2.7k 083 613 295 1341070

p200 3.4k 310 708 710 861780

p205 2.7k 152 387 866 422002

p210 4.0k 584 6621050 1052183

c210 3.0k1350 6061812 772933

c215 2.9k1045 1.5k1523 212650

p215 2.8k 410 1791275 152490

c220 3.1k 420 4501269 52 24NobleEngy Close 86.46 Mayp75 2.9k 035 23 066 88 180

NokiaCp Close 10.57 Aprp10 1.2k 016 1.0k 029 4.7k 040

c11 3.6k 022 846 038 735 047

NorSo Close 60.38 Junp60 437 130 153 205 2.6k 390

NorTrst Close 51.69 Aprp50 3.2k 045 56 105 55 155

Novartis Close 55.92 Aprp5750 50 180 146 410 3.3k 470

c60 3.0k 003 no tr 4.5k 040

p60 no tr no tr 2.7k 660

NPS Phm Close 7.61 Mayp5 2.9k 040 396 065 20 075

NuanceCm Close 20.14 Aprc25 10 009 no tr 5.0k 025

Nvidia Close 23.76 Aprc24 2.6k 119 2.4k 177 no trp24 2.8k 142 430 198 no trNwmtMn Close 55.00 Junp55 3.6k 160 764 253 401 426

c55 4.4k 159 4.8k 241 329 415

c5750 1.4k 070 3.0k 144 114 330

c60 1.1k 031 3.6k 085 2.6k 221

NYSE Eur Close 32.08 Jun

c32 4.1k 095 62 137 12 211

c34 3.7k 023 171 048 12 125

OilSvcHT Close 150.41 Aprp145 7.8k 244 297 461 2.6k 585

p147 2.4k 310 10k 510 3 656

OnSemcnd Close 10.93 Aprc11 2.9k 040 8 080 20 085

Oracle Close 32.00 Junp23 no tr 4.6k 007 no trp30 359 018 2.6k 047 129 123

p32 5.8k 066 557 113 49 208

Orexigen Close 8.32 Aprc8 6.0k 210 268 225 130 230

c9 2.9k 180 142 190 304 2c10 2.8k 140 736 140 532 153

c13 4.3k 050 60 068 100 080

OwnIll Close 29.54 Mayp28 12k 020 2 065 4 135

p29 7.5k 050 70 1 24 187

PatrsEng Close 22.78 Mayp20 no tr 6 040 21k 090

PeabdyE Close 61.09 Junc65 1.2k 061 3.3k 148 79 359

PepsiCo Close 64.40 Aprp60 3.7k 019 1.4k 046 101 070

p6250 3.2k 042 51 1 1.0k 131

c65 4.5k 073 153 095 55 126

Petrobrs Close 35.41 Aprp35 6.8k 078 510 131 259 171

p36 3.9k 130 214 185 38 244

p37 3.4k 198 300 246 104 289

Petrohawk Close 19.03 Junp18 162 032 57 072 10k 131

c19 1.9k 067 62 110 11k 190

Pfizer Close 18.15 Junp17 1.1k 012 5.6k 027 34 070

c18 4.8k 040 1.2k 060 152 096

p18 3.2k 043 3.7k 062 392 110

c19 7.0k 012 3.1k 022 216 054

PhilMorr Close 56.60 Junc5750 6.8k 063 1.5k 111 111 213

ProctGam Close 64.20 Aprp6250 2.9k 031 278 067 178 098

ProS UltSP Close 49.43 Junp49 3.5k 143 787 230 10 425

ProUS20yTr Close 38.53 Junc36 12k 277 211 315 542 415

c37 19k 203 1.3k 253 764 360

p37 3.0k 054 619 103 135 222

p38 2.6k 093 1.1k 156 41 271

c39 4.7k 099 917 150 295 269

p39 3.7k 144 497 209 no trc40 2.7k 063 3.7k 114 559 230

c42 2.6k 024 1.3k 064 60 164

PrUlDJCrud Close 11.68 Aprc11 9.0k 1 280 120 190 145

c12 3.5k 042 1.1k 075 307 1PrUlShQQQ Close 11.05 Aprc11 6.3k 043 1.0k 067 410 083

PrUlShSPX Close 23.01 Junc21 3.6k 208 393 230 32 305

c22 4.2k 129 3.7k 169 397 255

p22 6.1k 029 111 063 1 149

c23 16k 077 2.5k 118 168 205

c24 7.7k 044 2.4k 085 153 176

PS USDBul Close 22.49 Junc23 3.2k 008 23k 018 174 043

c24 no tr 15k 005 187 020

PwNasd100 Close 55.73 Junp47 6.8k 006 64 016 121 066

p50 3.6k 013 679 036 388 114

p51 14k 017 1.7k 046 100 140

p52 7.7k 024 4.5k 059 199 155

p53 10k 035 8.4k 077 80 189

c53 2.1k 306 4.6k 347 189 453

p54 36k 054 5.4k 1 299 218

c54 5.1k 222 9.9k 270 17 375

c55 9.5k 151 8.3k 197 146 310

p55 45k 038 15k 132 217 257

p56 46k 119 10k 172 1.3k 295

c56 33k 085 19k 137 1.4k 252

p57 32k 176 11k 222 235 334

c57 31k 042 11k 087 90 202

p58 7.1k 247 7.0k 285 101 323

c58 23k 003 21k 052 62 155

c59 9.4k 005 3.6k 027 126 118

p59 4.2k 334 4.5k 358 11 480

c60 4.2k 002 1.6k 013 576 085

c61 5.1k 001 1.7k 006 13 061

Qualcom Close 53.74 Aprp50 3.1k 023 1.9k 070 612 115

c50 5.1k 404 609 445 834 470

c5250 10k 195 6.4k 251 1.5k 305

p5250 3.6k 069 646 139 1.2k 192

c55 13k 069 2.0k 124 1.4k 171

c5750 2.6k 018 463 052 1.9k 090

RangeRs Close 47.66 Junc55 3.1k 005 1 040 no trReynldsAm Close 00.00 Mayp3250 2.8k 1 no tr 9 188

Riverbed Close 35.53 Junc36 3.6k 125 143 205 18 430

c3750 no tr 2.7k 145 446 360

c39 802 044 853 1 4.5k 295

RschMotn Close 60.15 Junp60 4.9k 178 864 292 793 565

c6250 3.8k 024 1.8k 197 715 475

Salesforce Close 131.61 Mayp120 2.9k 186 1.0k 5 37 845

c135 3.0k 396 343 8 441210

SanDisk Close 46.80 Aprc47 3.9k 183 509 274 227 355

p49 3.6k 325 136 415 41 475

p50 2.9k 402 859 485 348 559

c50 7.3k 084 1.2k 162 1.8k 233

c55 6.1k 022 3.3k 063 3.2k 108

SaraLee Close 17.17 Aprc19 6.4k 005 1.1k 015 191 020

Schlmb Close 86.67 Mayp80 7.1k 070 9.6k 169 828 325

p85 4.6k 187 7.9k 319 849 505

c90 3.8k 103 2.0k 217 772 396

SeagateTc Close 00.00 Junc14 2.7k 034 7.5k 061 81 122

p15 5.1k 131 37 147 17 204

SilvWhtn Close 31.49 Junp30 3.5k 093 663 175 55 329

c31 3.6k 180 3.1k 267 88 428

c32 3.7k 134 719 219 55 385

SiriusXM Close 1.62 Junc150 2.6k 015 1.4k 020 66 028

SP Consum Close 37.10 Junp36 216 035 6.2k 071 no trp37 4.5k 067 7 102 20 186

SP Engy q Close 71.11 Junp68 11k 050 248 113 10 280

c68 3.3k 375 14 445 200 559

p70 18k 095 1.0k 184 2 355

p71 1.3k 133 6.1k 223 210 4c72 1.2k 092 413 170 10k 335

SP Fncl Close 16.25 Junc15 2.5k 132 3.9k 140 123 166

p15 950 005 33k 017 2.1k 046

c16 2.9k 047 2.5k 063 198 105

p16 41k 021 24k 042 99 080

c17 18k 007 2.9k 020 256 053

c18 316 001 128 005 2.8k 027

SP Inds Close 35.83 Junp35 4.0k 040 191 075 29 148

p36 33k 076 6.5k 116 116 190

SP Matls Close 37.81 Junp31 no tr 2.8k 013 no trp37 5.1k 058 10k 092 1 187

p38 30k 092 8.2k 142 no trSP Tech Close 25.83 Junc25 8.2k 108 110 116 24 170

p25 2.3k 019 5.3k 039 90 069

c27 2.8k 005 7.1k 018 149 061

SpdGld nya Close 130.28 Junp123 5.9k 030 832 099 37 315

p125 23k 049 2.5k 137 68 365

p126 5.5k 068 1.6k 166 26 415

p127 3.1k 090 1.9k 197 21 520

p128 9.6k 119 4.5k 234 41 485

c128 4.4k 350 2.7k 470 62 765

p129 8.2k 149 2.1k 272 9 515

c129 5.5k 284 3.0k 410 205 720

c130 12k 227 4.0k 350 574 655

p130 8.4k 197 5.3k 315 143 6p131 6.2k 248 2.2k 365 51 680

c131 11k 178 1.3k 3 97 649

c132 15k 137 2.0k 255 46 6p132 2.8k 310 2.6k 424 6 790

c133 6.8k 103 1.8k 213 48 560

c134 4.4k 075 1.8k 182 55 455

c135 11k 056 4.2k 151 84 445

c136 6.0k 043 1.4k 128 734 405

c137 2.6k 030 960 106 368 390

SPDR Close 127.72 Junp92 3.3k 001 899 008 no trp93 3.2k 001 964 009 no trp94 3.1k 002 914 009 no trp95 3.0k 002 10k 011 103 058

p96 3.0k 002 870 013 no tr

p97 2.9k 004 922 013 no trp98 4.2k 004 803 015 46 062

p99 4.8k 005 809 016 20 081

p100 3.6k 006 1.0k 017 459 080

p101 3.8k 006 906 018 no trp102 4.2k 007 871 020 16 087

p103 3.6k 008 870 023 2.1k 101

p104 3.5k 008 895 024 27 102

p105 4.4k 010 2.9k 027 197 113

p106 4.8k 011 1.4k 029 332 132

p107 5.3k 012 1.2k 033 161 148

p108 6.0k 013 2.0k 036 1.1k 163

p109 4.6k 015 13k 039 5.2k 155

p110 6.3k 016 3.1k 043 152 166

p111 3.0k 018 1.2k 048 36 197

p112 10k 020 1.5k 053 151 186

p113 4.3k 023 3.2k 056 419 207

p114 4.8k 025 2.5k 063 40 215

p115 5.5k 030 19k 072 222 243

p116 7.7k 033 19k 079 10 251

p117 11k 036 30k 118 526 264

p118 23k 042 22k 101 254 284

p119 16k 046 4.7k 112 447 298

p120 23k 055 22k 131 580 350

p121 60k 066 9.8k 145 121 347

p122 41k 076 13k 158 111 4c122 4.9k 651 1.6k 723 no trc123 6.6k 550 2.2k 639 1 869

p123 26k 090 8.8k 189 4.0k 430

c124 5.3k 481 2.5k 554 11 830

p124 48k 109 18k 214 3.8k 460

c125 16k 391 12k 493 147 708

p125 97k 128 39k 239 649 498

c126 24k 320 7.3k 4 1.3k 637

p126 66k 160 20k 275 41 543

c127 30k 254 10k 351 501 570

p127 132k 189 17k 303 508575

c128 57k 099 25k 285 1.3k 514

p128 133k 230 28k 353 3.8k627

c129 39k 135 15k 232 908 464

p129 67k 279 24k 402 1.7k 648

p130 88k 337 14k 452 2.1k 718

c130 43k 033 21k 182 810 405

c131 28k 058 9.4k 141 45 374

p131 32k 403 8.3k 511 106 748

c132 28k 035 7.1k 104 1.0k 313

p132 27k 480 9.5k 584 6 713

c133 14k 020 13k 076 121 269

p133 19k 558 10k 660 no trc134 19k 012 5.8k 053 44 237

p134 11k 632 7.5k 725 no trp135 67 750 7.6k 811 12 960

c135 7.0k 006 3.8k 037 3.3k 203

c136 15k 004 3.8k 025 1 166

c137 5.8k 003 30k 027 101 142

c138 2.8k 002 2.3k 012 37 117

SPDR DJ Close 118.02 Junp115752.7k 1 322 180 no

trp115 4.8k 086 447 170 21 380

p116 5.8k 110 517 201 5 421

p118 5.4k 175 1.4k 272 1 515

p119752.6k 275 299 370 2505p119 9.4k 232 1.9k 320 20 563

c119 4.4k 106 1.9k 167 77 342

c120 3.7k 064 515 132 55 3p120 7.1k 284 331 380 106 625

c120752.5k 040 918 098 notrSPDR Home Close 17.81 Junc19 79 007 10k 025 41 074

SprintNex Close 4.45 Mayc450 6.7k 018 no tr 748 038

c5 4.1k 006 3.1k 011 661 019

sT KbwBk Close 26.04 Junp26 no tr 7.5k 070 no trc28 no tr 8.0k 040 no trsT MetM Close 67.61 Junp68 629 232 3.0k 350 no trsT Retail Close 46.27 Junp45 570 049 12k 095 2 215

p46 3.1k 077 1.0k 130 2 259

Starbcks Close 31.73 Aprc33 3.3k 030 247 072 746 093

StdPac Close 4.49 Junp4 no tr 50 015 4.5k 030

SuncorEng Close 39.99 Junc40 14k 145 1.2k 198 2.4k 329

c41 4.8k 102 657 152 230 286

c4250 9.3k 059 no tr no tr

TalismEn Close 22.11 Aprp21 3.1k 025 no tr no trTerremrk Close 18.92 Aprc1250 2.7k 640 no tr 886 640

c1750 61 150 38 150 5.0k 155

c20 no tr 22k 005 807 010

Teva Close 54.80 Junc55 3.5k 117 941 175 120 287

p55 2.6k 145 543 201 8 360

c5750 2.8k 036 110 083 194 196

TexasInst Close 34.27 Aprp35 3.2k 104 82 152 4 174

Thoratc Close 23.13 Aprp2250 no tr no tr 11k 125

c25 248 025 no tr 11k 1TiVo Close 9.36 Mayc15 2 008 no tr 7.1k 085

c1750 no tr 903 015 10k 054

c20 no tr no tr 5.2k 032

Toyota Close 81.36 Aprp80 3.4k 105 87 180 100 252

Transocn Close 78.85 Mayc80 3.3k 222 272 344 237 505

UnTech Close 81.43 Mayc85 3.0k 024 371 066 232 160

UPS B Close 70.73 Aprc7250 10k 065 555 110 3.6k 144

c75 14k 021 522 048 4.0k 070

UrbnOut Close 33.82 Junc35 2.7k 045 9 1 10 235

US Airwy Close 10.16 Junp10 14k 048 502 071 16 124

c10 1.0k 066 4.4k 090 273 147

c11 2.6k 025 5.7k 046 317 104

US NatGsF Close 5.88 Aprp5 3.1k 002 168 005 2.5k 010

c6 19k 017 4.4k 027 4.9k 036

p6 16k 028 2.1k 040 3.8k 048

US OilFd Close 37.58 Aprp35 3.8k 027 1.0k 071 334 109

c36 3.5k 205 1.0k 260 683 3p36 3.3k 048 1.2k 102 1.6k 143

p37 6.9k 084 1.4k 142 1.6k 185

c37 13k 142 7.1k 2 1.9k 244

c38 26k 048 4.1k 149 4.3k 186

c39 24k 059 4.7k 110 1.5k 150

c40 17k 036 5.3k 079 4.5k 114

c41 4.0k 023 7.2k 055 593 081

c42 1.8k 015 3.0k 040 2.8k 060

c44 2.4k 007 2.3k 021 6.7k 036

c46 66 004 1.5k 011 2.6k 023

USSteel Close 55.80 Aprp5250 2.6k 096 649 196 61 285

p55 2.9k 181 390 296 195 392

c5750 4.2k 145 307 264 105 355

c60 4.4k 078 717 181 674 268

UtdContl Close 25.85 Junc30 no tr 289 029 16k 144

c32 no tr 37 013 9.5k 099

Vale o Close 34.20 Junp30 120 011 38 038 3.4k 128

p32 5.2k 032 203 074 20 194

p34 2.6k 096 735 156 14 277

Vale SA Close 34.20 Aprc37 5.2k 027 504 062 32 1Verizon Close 35.63 Aprc36 2.4k 041 673 077 4.1k 099

Visa Close 69.46 Junc70 2.6k 175 777 260 429 455

c7250 2.0k 091 3.5k 165 340 350

c75 4.5k 049 2.0k 102 945 263

WalMart Close 56.70 Junc55 2.6k 183 328 227 1.7k 296

c5750 3.0k 035 3.0k 084 2.3k 153

WasteMgmt Close 37.87 Aprp31 no tr no tr 5.1k 020

p33 no tr 3.3k 015 10 030

WellsFrgo Close 31.84 Aprp29 130 015 2.9k 043 122 068

c32 3.1k 068 859 114 no trp33 3.3k 149 562 178 no trWhirlp Close 89.92 Junp85 4.7k 152 16 247 20 570

WillmsCos Close 26.60 Mayp26 4.0k 056 14 1 25 158

c28 442 038 596 070 4.1k 123

WstnRef Close 11.52 Junc12 2.8k 040 69 065 52 120

Xerox Close 10.55 Aprc12 52 002 no tr 2.6k 012

Yahoo Close 15.83 Aprp15 1.2k 015 6.9k 035 111 053

c16 5.0k 039 2.4k 064 445 087

c17 1.7k 015 8.5k 035 1.2k 053

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20 Most Active Index OptionsIndex Optn OptnPrice Price Chg. Vol

SPX500 Feb 1250 Put 1276.33 12.48 + 7.28 38730SPX500 Feb 1200 Put 1276.33 5.00 + 3.00 34098SPX500 Feb 1175 Put 1276.33 3.70 + 2.07 33735SPX500 Feb 1150 Put 1276.33 2.80 + 1.70 27908SPX500 Feb 1300 Call 1276.33 7.90 – 7.10 25023SPX500 Apr 1250 Put 1276.33 31.70 + 9.70 22312SPX500 Mar 1275 Call 1276.33 30.00 –10.03 21958SPX500 Mar 1275 Put 1276.33 32.00 +12.70 21185SPX500 Mar 1150 Put 1276.33 7.00 + 3.30 20041SPX500 Mar 1200 Put 1276.33 12.35 + 5.85 18349SPX500 Mar 1250 Put 1276.33 23.50 +10.00 14881SPX500 Mar 1300 Call 1276.33 17.00 – 8.00 13883SPX500 Feb 1275 Put 1276.33 20.10 +11.00 13038SPX500 Apr 1100 Put 1276.33 7.33 + 2.53 11726SPX500 Apr 1125 Put 1276.33 9.18 + 2.88 11517SPX500 Feb 1240 Put 1276.33 10.36 + 6.16 10203SPX500 Apr 1150 Put 1276.33 11.40 + 4.10 9922SPX500 Apr 1375 Call 1276.33 3.90 – 1.10 9708SPX500 Feb 1075 Put 1276.33 0.35 + 0.25 9688SPX500 Feb 1275 Call 1276.33 19.80 –11.73 9559

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Stock Options Leaders20 Most Active Stock Options

Stock Optn OptnPrice Price Chg. Vol

SPDR Feb 125 Put 127.72 1.28 + 0.78 97013SPDR Feb 130 Put 127.72 3.37 + 1.66 88706Citigrp Feb 5 Call 4.72 0.04 – 0.01 65662BcoBrades Feb 20 Call 19.06 0.23 – 0.11 62533iShEmMkt Feb 45 Put 45.33 1.00 + 0.60 47670PwNasd100 Feb 55 Put 55.73 0.38 + 0.33 45888SPDR Feb 130 Call 127.72 0.33 – 0.59 43576SPDR Mar 125 Put 127.72 2.39 + 1.01 39990Bk of Am Mar 15 Call 13.60 0.19 + 0.01 35562SP Fncl Mar 15 Put 16.25 0.17 + 0.04 33173FordMot Mar 15 Put 16.27 0.36 + 0.28 29299Microsft Feb 30 Call 27.75 0.06 – 0.17 27107SPDR Feb 120 Put 127.72 0.55 + 0.36 23293SpdGld nya Feb 125 Put 130.28 0.49 – 0.50 23273SPDR Mar 120 Put 127.72 1.31 + 0.62 22633Citigrp Mar 5 Call 4.72 0.11 – 0.01 22475Terremrk Mar 20 Call 18.92 0.05 .. 22403Citigrp Jun 5 Call 4.72 0.12 – 0.02 21794PatrsEng May 20 Put 22.78 0.90 – 0.10 21202SPDR Mar 130 Call 127.72 1.82 – 0.85 21085

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 B 7

B Y P A U L W H I T F I E L DINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Light beer doesn’t cut it with hard-core beer drinkers. Light blendedcoffee would be spit out on firstgulp by the designer-coffee set. Andlight verse is a joke to everybody.

Is it any surprise that the marketoften punishes a stock that re-bounds in light volume?

Here we must pause to acknowl-edge those old-school newspaperpeople who would argue that if it’s“light volume” it can’t truly be a “re-bound,” any more than a “veggieburger” is truly a “burger.”

The market seems to agree withthe curmudgeons on rebounds (ithas no known stance on the veggie-burger issue, though).

After a stock logs a long run-up,makes a significant top, then slideshard on beefy volume, an upwardprice reaction in light volume isn’t

the real thing. You can treat this as aprime opportunity to take profits inyour winner.

Heavy-volume declines immedi-ately followed by light upward ac-tion suggests two things: Funds arefeverishly selling shares, and yetfewer heavyweight investors are in-terested in buying.

In this negative balance betweensupply and demand, you don’t wantto fight that situation. AlthoughAmerican culture romanticizes theloner going up against overwhelm-ing odds, you’ll want to leave thatidea to Clint Eastwood charactersat the movies. Fight the market, andeventually you will be crushed.

Sometimes, what you avoid ismerely another base-building pro-cess. Even then, there are benefitsto dodging a downturn.

Five years ago, Goldman SachsGSwas riding high. In March 2006, thecompany reported quarterly earn-ings that blew past estimates. Earn-ings were $5.03 a share vs. the $3.30that the Street expected.

By April 20, the stock had ad-

vanced 33% in less than fourmonths�.The stock had strong rat-ings. The Composite Rating was 98,putting it above all but 2% of thestocks in IBD’s database in terms ofoverall quality. The industrygroup’sranking was high. TheAccu-mulation/Distribution Rating wasB+.

But on Friday, April 28, 2006 andMay 1, the stock plunged 2.2% and2.4%, respectively. Volume wasabove average and the heaviest inthe past month �.

The stock attempted to rally overthe next six sessions, but volumewas light each day �.

Goldman Sachs declined as itbegan work on what turned out tobe a new four-month base (pleasesee a historical chart).

Aninvestor who sold into thelight-volume rally attempt would’velocked in some profits, avoided theride down, freed the funds for otherinvestments and had a chance to re-enter the stock when it broke out ofthe subsequent base.

From that breakout in mid-Sep-tember of 2006, Goldman Sachsrose 32% in three months.

Sell On A Light-Trade Rebound From Peak

97 96 95 B+ 35.00 Rackspce o RAX 33.77 +1.56 5,141 +21497 77 90 A 67.50 BakrHugh o BHI 67.29 +0.62 11,862 +16195 80 95 B+ 46.04 Holly o HOC 46.94 +1.00 1,427 +15999 93 92 B 111.3 CarboCera o CRR 113.6 +3.39 544 +15598 95 95 B+ 42.55 RobbMyr o RBN 41.72 +0.99 954 +11095 86 87 C– 63.84 ContlRes n o CLR 61.18 +1.44 939 +5181 80 84 C– 42.86 Sunoco o SUN 43.46 +0.92 3,008 +4799 99 94 B– 96.13 ConchoR n o CXO 91.25 +3.60 1,555 +4299 86 90 B+ 43.94 Hallibtn o HAL 43.88 +0.71 16,085 +2795 74 83 B– 86.74 DevEngy o DVN 85.13 +1.23 3,735 +2797 96 98 B 26.02 Fabrinet FN 24.11 +1.90 133 +2098 98 88 C– 85.45 Mosaic o MOS 79.78 +1.11 6,787 +17

60 56 40 C+ 71.67 BuckeyeP o BPL 64.65 –2.69 3,690 +99985 82 64 D– 127.7 Apache o APA 114.8 –1.49 15,870 +54045 61 46 B+ 50.33 StancrpF SFG 45.46 –3.18 1,585 +51896 97 79 C 251.0 CNOOC o CEO 220.5 –15.8 775 +39339 27 47 B– 32.89 AMCOL Intl o ACO 30.04 –2.23 391 +37263 92 30 D 35.90 Resmed o RMD 31.08 –1.97 4,593 +33775 95 78 D– 32.68 LANAirADS o LFL 28.34 –1.05 1,282 +28177 91 30 B 60.02 GrupoAer ASR 51.87 –2.54 350 +27427 64 32 C– 37.97 OwensIllinois o OI 29.54 –1.23 4,839 +24020 32 22 E 42.10 GlaxoSK o GSK 36.40 –1.06 6,960 +23858 38 43 A– 54.99 ScottMG o SMG 51.36 –2.77 1,539 +23682 80 81 D 33.84 BrkfldAs o BAM 32.35 –0.70 2,369 +21517 5 64 B– 37.38 Gaylord Entrt GET 32.81 –2.06 1,403 +21337 64 47 D– 30.92 Invacare IVC 28.05 –0.75 475 +2045 6 26 A 29.44 CRHPlc CRH 20.85 –1.31 1,204 +201

60 69 53 C+ 38.16 Steris STE 34.92 –1.62 629 +19184 91 32 C 54.50 Harris o HRS 46.36 –1.83 2,415 +19041 71 39 D– 43.47 CmpnBrasil CBD 37.12 –0.70 1,660 +19093 95 82 B+ 68.73 RockTen o RKT 66.14 –1.22 2,265 +18636 91 30 D– 58.22 ICICI Bk o IBN 43.32 –1.63 6,108 +17045 36 49 C+ 38.23 Evercore o EVR 31.85 –1.91 357 +16515 7 19 C– 89.16 Greenhill o GHL 72.39 –1.58 512 +16259 78 25 B– 38.08 Lilly Eli o LLY 34.77 –0.70 17,529 +16069 76 43 B 48.96 ENI SPA o E 47.01 –1.81 1,684 +14740 94 18 E 191.4 HDFCBnk o HDB 140.4 –6.03 829 +14652 81 42 D– 66.00 NorflkSo o NSC 60.38 –1.93 5,742 +14386 75 66 D+ 99.57 OcciPet o OXY 93.81 –3.16 9,438 +14195 88 56 A– 27.96 NeuStar NSR 26.99 –0.56 745 +13977 97 28 C 70.14 DolbyLab o DLB 60.50 –1.35 1,065 +13885 80 77 B+ 56.09 Honywel o HON 55.32 –0.60 9,250 +13882 94 66 B– 68.29 Maximus MMS 67.33 –0.56 166 +13639 80 30 C+ 36.06 KonPhlps PHG 31.18 –0.66 2,664 +13525 36 41 B 66.93 Mohawk Ind o MHK 55.56 –3.22 1,007 +13530 51 36 D+ 38.61 TransCda TRP 36.27 –0.52 872 +131

99 98 92 B+ 21.72 OplinkC o OPLK 23.77 +4.45 1,744 +99995 74 91 B 49.19 Coherent n o COHR 53.44 +6.01 965 +68798 96 97 B 28.14 OpntTe OPNT 29.32 +3.70 562 +46494 89 83 A– 75.70 QualtySys o QSII 77.45 +2.85 688 +36584 90 81 C+ 34.37 Scansrce SCSC 36.68 +2.73 364 +23575 80 90 B– 25.66 ElizArden RDEN 25.45 +0.70 291 +12799 98 98 B– 39.94 Riverbed o RVBD 35.53 +0.62 9,161 +12593 77 81 B+ 34.54 Verisign o VRSN 33.75 +0.85 5,760 +9497 80 95 B– 28.80 BrigmExpl o BEXP 28.63 +1.22 3,975 +8198 93 98 B– 20.59 AlliFibOp AFOP 17.98 +0.76 274 +6399 98 98 B– 211.8 Netflix o NFLX 218.0 +7.11 8,955 +49

26 27 38 C 22.25 ClmbMckn CMCO 17.06 –2.66 889 +99920 18 34 C 39.10 Digital River o DRIV 30.78 –4.73 6,083 +92554 83 36 B– 24.25 PrtnrComm PTNR 20.04 –0.52 1,228 +77870 81 17 B– 23.18 Tessera o TSRA 17.11 –4.10 2,794 +66843 49 24 B– 25.93 MyriadGn o MYGN 19.30 –3.11 7,079 +65637 92 3 E 47.93 Thoratec o THOR 23.13 –3.00 9,674 +63361 55 57 D+ 31.45 Methnx o MEOH 27.57 –1.28 1,940 +51198 99 95 A 23.15 ChinaMda o CCME 20.86 –1.95 5,996 +34373 79 64 A 37.59 Hub Group HUBG 34.77 –2.27 809 +34094 91 95 B 19.57 Keynote KEYN 17.44 –1.56 584 +33487 93 89 B 45.31 Zoll Med ZOLL 41.41 –2.18 954 +31386 82 75 B 191.6 Amazon o AMZN 171.1 –13.3 19,853 +30886 54 84 B– 53.61 SanDisk o SNDK 46.80 –4.52 25,832 +24596 89 82 C 24.96 Microsemi MSCC 22.35 –1.33 1,788 +24467 94 10 D+ 65.79 Celgene o CELG 51.18 –3.67 11,998 +24464 28 95 B+ 99.10 HeartWre HTWR 91.09 –6.04 459 +24180 82 62 C+ 28.57 Abaxis o ABAX 26.79 –0.51 354 +21856 73 57 B+ 25.68 WernrE o WERN 24.25 –1.28 2,353 +19999 96 97 B– 21.44 CirrusLgc o CRUS 20.72 –0.57 8,974 +17476 83 70 B– 43.12 HuntJB o JBHT 41.35 –1.44 3,189 +17295 87 82 A– 44.78 NatInstr o NATI 42.49 –1.49 577 +16966 82 30 B– 31.58 Micrsft o MSFT 27.75 –1.12 1,407m +15737 40 34 B+ 24.44 MeridBio o VIVO 21.38 –0.99 401 +14986 81 71 B+ 73.80 Idexx Labs o IDXX 70.86 –2.24 604 +14955 43 62 B– 25.30 ParmTch o PMTC 21.79 –0.94 2,174 +12578 89 22 B+ 36.54 Comtch o CMTL 28.12 –1.84 735 +12099 80 89 A– 29.13 M K S Instr o MKSI 28.28 –0.79 748 +11891 88 86 A 63.25 GenProbe o GPRO 62.40 –0.59 782 +11167 40 65 B+ 29.28 MultFnElc MFLX 28.52 –0.53 130 +11197 75 96 A 22.27 CyprsSemi o CY 21.15 –0.89 6,907 +11095 92 93 A– 53.19 TractorSupl o TSCO 50.69 –2.32 1,308 +10721 27 58 C 24.31 RC2 RCRC 20.19 –0.57 192 +10690 72 79 B+ 27.79 Molex o MOLX 25.81 –1.05 1,721 +9980 80 69 B– 29.08 Volcano VOLC 26.78 –0.56 666 +9797 96 92 A– 69.50 Rovi Corp o ROVI 60.97 –3.89 3,133 +96

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Chemicals–Paints 50%Insurance–Brokers 33%Oil&Gas–Machinery/Equip 32%Media–Books 29%Transportation–Rail 27%Telecom–Fiber Optics 25%Computer Software–Medical 21%Computer Software–Design 20%Diversified Oprtions 19%Containers/Packaging 19%

CBOE Market Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)04/21/10 13.8 05/21/10 45.3 01/24/07 9.0 10/10/08 103.4 18.8

..........................................................................................................Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls01/18/11 0.47 07/05/10 1.54 01/21/08 0.34 10/06/08 2.58 0.65

..........................................................................................................Mutual Fund Share Purchases/Redemptions (X-Money Market Funds)05/03/10 1.00 03/01/10 1.39 10/01/08 0.66 12/01/06 1.50 1.15

..........................................................................................................NASDAQ Daily Trading Volume as % of NYSE Daily Volume06/18/10 110.8 03/15/10 280 11/30/06 95.7 03/15/10 280 174

..........................................................................................................Number of Stock Splits in IBD 6000 (prior 30 days)11/04/10 14 12/17/10 49 05/20/09 8 06/19/06 87 32

..........................................................................................................New Issues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE02/04/10 2.6% 01/21/11 6.2% 07/30/09 0.7% 12/13/07 9.0% 6.0%

..........................................................................................................Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average01/29/10 2.19 02/19/10 4.13 02/23/09 1.27 10/09/07 4.42 3.98

..........................................................................................................Price to Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones Industrial Average07/05/10 14.1 03/12/10 30.3 07/05/10 14.1 05/29/08 102.0 15.3

..........................................................................................................Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average01/27/11 2.45 07/05/10 2.97 07/19/07 2.12 03/09/09 4.45 2.45

GroupsWith Highest%OfStocks At NewHigh

FRIDAY VOLUME TOTAL 2,348,990,000

454 STOCKS ADVANCED ON 240,187,000

2257 STOCKS DECLINED ON 2,101,011,000

85 STOCKS UNCHANGED ON 7,792,000

NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY28th 27th 26th 25th 24th

N/A 5194 6067 5132 4851-1.8% +0.2% +0.6% -0.2% +0.6%

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Top10 Fidelity IndustryFunds Since Jan. 1

Market Indexes list sorted by % gain in last 3 months. (: on left,top 4 indexes since Jan. 1 on right, top 4 indexes yesterday.) ..........................................................................................................

Since 3 Month Yesterday’sJan 1 % Change Index Value Change % Change

HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGESNYTime Fri Thu Chg Nasdaq Composite.10 AM 263 256 +6 0 2755.211 AM 694 586 +107 -39.9 2715.312 PM 1051 855 +195 -66.9 2688.301 PM 1365 1051 +313 -59.6 2695.602 PM 1596 1238 +358 -61.0 2694.203 PM 1822 1450 +371 -64.0 2691.204 PM 2341 1975 +366 -68.2 2687.0TOTAL 2341 1975 +366 ........................................................................................................

NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)

28th 27th 26th 25th 24th

N/A 7706 8288 7142 7598.........................................................................................................

HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGESNYTime Fri Thu Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind.10 AM 604 525 +78 -1.2 -1.8 11988.011 AM 1574 1257 +317 -11.6 -76.7 11913.012 PM 2419 1887 +532 -19.3 -140.5 11849.301 PM 3118 2327 +791 -17.6 -137.6 11852.102 PM 3705 2735 +970 -18.4 -136.7 11853.003 PM 4288 3246 +1041 -20.0 -157.3 11832.404 PM 5596 4304 +1291 -23.2 -166.1 11823.7TOTAL 5596 4304 +1291 ........................................................................................................

1. Electronics + 7%2. Energy + 5%3. Energy Svcs + 5%4. Medcl Dlvry + 5%5. Wireless + 5%6. Commequip + 4%7. Dfnse&Aero + 4%8. Const & Hse + 3%9. Automotive + 3%10. Envtaltengy + 3%

1 7 36 168 Telcom–FibrOptcs 91 +7.7+1.32 6 19 49 Trnsprt–EqpMfg .. +1.3–2.93 4 16 171 Energy Coal 90 +0.4–0.44 32 30 143 Elec–SemicndctrEqp 95 +7.7–2.95 14 11 97 Oil&Gas–Mchnry/Eq 88 +3.4–0.36 11 9 58 Telcom–Cbl/Sat Eqp 87 +2.0–3.27 23 43 38 Oil&Gas–U S ExplPro 87 +2.9+0.18 3 3 186 Telcom–Infrastr 82 +2.7–2.39 2 1 192 Leisre–TrvlBking 83 +6.0–2.9

10 5 8 69 Auto/Trck–Orgnl Eqp 91 +1.3–4.611 13 5 161 Machinery–Farm 87 +3.7–2.812 16 45 89 Med–Long–Trm Care .. +0.9–3.013 10 21 153 Oil&Gas–IntlExpl Pr 79 –2.7–3.314 22 35 106 Elec–SemiconMfg 91 +1.4–1.615 19 10 123 Oil&Gas–Field Servic 86 +3.8–0.216 33 26 196 Chemicals–Ag 90 +2.0–1.117 21 37 14 Elec–SemiconFblss 92 +1.2–3.318 1 2 180 Mining–Metal Ores 86 –12.6–1.919 57 85 46 Elec–Misc Products .. +2.7–2.320 35 28 101 Elec–Scntific/Msrng 92 +1.7–1.321 9 7 116 Compter–Netwrking 90 –0.8 –2.422 20 23 141 Comml Svcs–Stffng 81 –2.8 –3.223 44 53 181 Elec–ContractMfg 94 +2.2 –1.524 24 15 167 Mchinry–Cnstr/Mng 89 +0.2 –1.725 12 12 87 MetalProc &Fabrica 79 –2.9 –2.726 42 64 41 Medical–Biomed/Bth 76 –2.1 –2.927 18 18 45 ComptrSftwr–Entr 86 +0.2 –1.128 53 34 29 Cmp Sftwr–Dbase 93 +6.7 0.029 26 17 134 Chemicals–Basic 85 –0.9 –1.630 40 24 79 Comptr–Data Strge 83 +1.6 –2.131 25 22 55 Chemicals–Specialty 86 –1.3 –2.032 30 33 109 Mchnry–GenIndstrl 82 +1.1 –1.733 56 42 76 Electrical Power/Eqpmt 87 +3.1 –2.234 37 60 2 Mchnry–MtlHdlg 90 –1.5 –2.135 31 25 183 Retail/Whlsle–Jwlry .. –3.1 –2.536 38 41 160 Elec–Parts 89 +2.2 –2.637 95 72 190 Oil&Gas–Drilling 91 +2.6 –1.438 131 137 92 Med–ResrchEqp/Svc 86 +1.9 –2.039 111 96 132 Bldg–Mntnance& S .. +0.2 –2.740 52 49 18 Cmptr–IntgrtdSyst 90 +3.6 –2.741 29 14 17 Mining–Gld/Silvr/Gms 73 –12.1 +1.542 76 48 48 Leisre–Mvies&Rel 75 +1.3 0.043 28 52 72 Coml Svcs–Advrtsng 71 –3.8 –2.944 45 29 126 ComptrSftwr–Scrity 86 +2.2 –1.145 36 31 163 Retail–Dprtmnt Strs 73 –3.6 –3.346 46 97 61 Retail–Specialty 82 –2.7 –1.547 89 78 51 Oil&Gas–Rfing/Mkt 83 +3.7 –0.948 39 32 24 Retail–Restaurants 74 –0.2 –2.549 8 6 11 Intrnt–Netwk Sltns 90 –0.2 +1.550 65 80 185 Fin–Invest Bnk/Bkrs 90 –0.5 –2.551 54 46 8 Food–Grain &Related .. +2.3 –2.852 152 169 173 Oil&GascdnExpl Pro .. +4.0 +1.553 93 40 165 MetalPrds–Distribtr .. –6.0 –3.854 41 4 182 AutoManufacturers 74 +1.4 –4.455 27 65 39 Leisre–Gamng/Equip 65 +1.0 –2.456 91 120 172 Oil&Gas Integrated 78 +2.6 –0.857 71 61 82 Finance–Cons Loan 84 +3.1 –2.658 17 20 162 Retail/Whlsle–Auto 76 –2.4 –3.059 62 50 131 Fnce–Invsmnt Mgt 79 +0.6 –2.360 60 51 102 Real State Dvlpmt/Ops 75 +0.4 –2.161 61 54 158 CompterSftwr–Dsgn .. +1.3 –2.262 55 69 155 ComptrSftwr–Dsktp 86 –0.5 –2.463 82 117 147 Agricultural Oprtions .. +2.7 +0.464 140 146 140 Medical–Services 85 +3.1 –1.865 96 121 62 Medical–Systems/Eqp 75 +6.8 –1.866 15 13 113 Auto/Trck–RplcPrts 79 –3.5 –5.2

67 105 90 75 Steel–SpcltyAlloys 77 +5.6 –2.468 101 139 83 HsholdofficFurnitr .. +1.5 –2.769 48 84 146 Rtail–Hme Frnshngs .. –3.9 –4.070 64 66 110 Cmpter–TechSrvcs 77 +3.7 –1.971 78 63 56 Medical–Ethical Drgs 74 –1.9 –2.172 50 56 4 Trucks &Parts–Hvy D .. +0.4 –3.173 51 81 124 Machnry–Tools& Re .. +0.6 –3.274 74 70 194 Bldg–Wood Prds .. +3.5 –4.775 84 71 54 Aerospace/Defense 81 +3.6 –2.176 103 86 115 Bldg–Hand Tools 78 +2.0 –1.277 73 75 30 Cmml Svcs–Mrkt Rch 81 +2.5 –1.778 100 99 170 Bldg–HeavyConstr 65 +2.8 –3.379 97 73 84 Consumer Prod–Elec 77 –3.4 –1.880 143 91 74 ComptrSftwr–Mdcl 91 +5.3 +0.981 72 82 37 Comml Svcs–Hlthcre 76 –0.3 –1.782 77 109 150 Paper& Paper Produc 74 +7.1 –2.183 68 156 6 Media–Radio/Tv .. –1.4 –3.284 83 187 178 Bldg–Rsidnt/Comml 55 +12.1 –1.385 67 74 15 Leisure–Products .. +1.5 –2.386 75 116 135 Chemicals–Plastics .. +3.1 –1.987 66 44 33 Retail–Apprl/Shoes/Acc 68 –5.6 –2.688 109 83 23 Medical–Products 66 +0.1 –2.789 118 175 130 Mdcal–Outpnt/HmCr 70 +1.0 –2.190 58 76 157 Bldg–CnstrPrds/Msc 49 –2.7 –3.591 165 155 40 Medical–GenercDrgs 74 +3.5 –1.492 107 159 195 Retail–DrugStores .. +2.1 –2.193 87 55 31 Telcom–Svc–Cbl/Sat 65 +4.1 –1.394 88 79 66 Internet–Content 89 +0.6 –2.995 113 157 88 Med–Managed Care 76 +8.7 –3.296 79 115 80 Houshld–Applncs/Hw 72 –1.2 –1.997 106 101 28 Media–Diversified 70 +0.4 –1.498 34 38 16 Cmp Sftwr–Spc–Entr 84 –4.2 –2.099 80 107 13 DvrsifiedOprtions 74 +2.4 –1.4

100 69 108 137 Auto/Trck–Tirs&M .. –2.7 –3.3101 43 39 52 Comml Svcs–Leasing 67 –1.8 –2.7102 110 106 73 Pollution Control 86 +0.3 –2.1103 123 136 60 Cmp–Hrdwre/Perip .. +3.2 –2.2104 139 177 25 Financ–Svings&Lo 68 +3.7 +0.7105 102 94 26 Oil&Gas–RoyaltyTrust 79 –2.9 +0.8106 63 92 71 Finance–CmrclLoan .. +1.9 –1.9107 47 27 9 Telcom Svc–Integrtd 52 –3.0 –1.8108 70 105 179 Bldg–Mbile/Mfg &Rv .. –4.9 –4.2109 168 190 191 Energy–Alt/Other .. +2.1 –2.8110 122 131 67 RetlWhsle Bldg Prds 79 –1.0 –2.8111 149 129 142 MedicalSupplies 79 0.0 –1.9112 170 179 27 Mdcal–WhlsleDrg .. +3.7 –1.7113 129 114 42 Insurance–Brokers 53 –1.2 –0.7114 86 67 81 Apprel–Clthing Mfg 79 –4.1 –1.9115 90 57 149 Retail–Internet 71 –5.3 –4.4116 98 127 93 Transportation–Rail 74 +0.5 –2.3117 158 151 22 Banks–Midwest 41 –2.2 –2.2118 137 140 104 Containers/Packaging 84 +5.1 –1.9119 150 147 151 Wholesale–Elect .. +4.9 –0.8120 121 88 19 Oil&Gas–Trnsprt/Pip 73 +1.5 –0.6121 114 102 197 Steel–Producers .. –2.6 –3.2122 104 89 95 Retail–Mail Order&Di .. –2.0 –1.2123 159 130 10 Banks–Northeast 60 +0.3 –1.8124 127 134 112 Finance–Etf/Etn .. –0.1 –1.2125 116 110 103 ComptrSftwr–Fincl 72 0.0 –1.1126 81 77 193 Cmp Sftwr–Gaming .. –2.0 –0.8127 190 168 187 Energy Solar 79 +7.3 –3.6128 49 62 53 Leisure–Lodging 59 –3.2 –3.8129 146 128 138 Telcom Svc–Wirles 75 +4.0 –1.5130 119 122 154 Office Supplies Mfg .. –0.6 –2.6131 135 135 1 Retail–LeisurePrds .. –1.2 –2.4132 148 145 90 Finance–Card/Pmtpr 73 +1.7 –2.1

133 174 166 156 Chemicals–Paints .. +7.2 –2.2134 59 104 96 Cmptr Sftwr–Edu .. –5.6 –4.7135 134 93 127 Cosmetics/Persnl Cre 67 –2.5 –1.6136 155 162 145 Insrnce–Acc& Heal .. +0.6 –2.4137 99 58 5 Apparel–Shoes&Rel 75 –3.2 –2.9138 112 87 166 Comml Svc–Outsourci 65 –0.5 –2.8139 85 119 78 Leisure–Services 58 –2.6 –2.8140 108 148 128 Medcal–Hospitals .. –5.2 –1.9141 147 171 70 Finance–Mrtg–Reit .. +0.2 –1.0142 138 103 64 Food–MiscPrep 64 –2.9 –2.2143 128 172 189 Food–Dairy Products .. –1.2 –2.8144 173 184 43 Banks–Wst/Sthwst 54 –1.0 –1.7145 133 123 94 Food–MeatProducts 59 –2.9 –2.0146 145 144 122 Transportation–Ship 68 –0.7 +0.9147 115 152 188 Insrnce–Divrsified .. –3.8 –3.1148 156 142 91 Insrnce–Prp/Cas/Titl 50 +0.5 –1.8149 162 153 184 Media–Books .. +2.6 –1.3150 144 100 98 Security/Sft .. +0.2 –2.1151 126 47 7 Retail/Wsl–Auto Prt 78 –4.6 –1.8152 187 185 129 Comml Svc–Doc Mgmt .. +2.0 –1.1153 160 163 120 Insurance–Life 64 +2.6 –2.4154 167 170 117 Cmml Svcs–Cnsltng .. +0.2 –1.9155 154 154 107 Telecom Svcs–Foreign 61 +0.5 –2.5156 120 150 176 Telcom–ConsProd .. –3.1 –2.5157 142 149 177 Rtail Whlsle Offc Sup .. –3.8 –4.1158 132 165 159 Financial Svc–Spec 67 –2.2 –1.9159 166 181 63 Banks–SuprRgional .. –2.5 –1.6160 171 174 121 Financ–Pbl Inv Fdeqt .. +0.4 –0.9161 157 167 35 Trnsportation–Trck .. –1.6 –3.8162 92 95 65 Transportation–Svcs 77 –4.7 –3.7163 188 194 68 Media–Newspapers .. +0.2 –1.2164 164 138 136 Retail–Mjr DscChns .. –1.6 –1.5165 151 126 119 Fin–Publ Inv Fd–Gl .. –2.4 –1.7166 117 125 148 Trnsprt–AirFreight .. –3.9 –3.4167 179 176 111 Utility–Gas Dstribtn 61 +1.0 –1.2168 125 111 44 ConsumrProd–Speci .. +0.2 –2.4169 161 164 32 Finance–Reit .. +0.9 –2.0170 136 59 77 Beverages–Alcoholic 62 –6.2 –1.9171 176 158 108 Utility–Elctric Pwr 51 +1.7 –1.6172 130 143 100 FuneralSvcs & Rel .. +3.7 –1.8173 94 113 20 Trnsprttin–Airlne 50 –0.4 –4.3174 175 160 36 Bldg–A/C& Heating P 52 –0.5 –1.9175 153 118 85 Bev–Non–Alcoholic 57 –2.6 –2.4176 124 98 133 Wholesale–Food .. –4.2 –1.5177 184 188 57 Fin–Mrtg&RelSvc .. +4.2 –1.4178 181 178 139 Fince–PubInv Fd–Bl .. +1.4 –0.9179 163 141 105 Utility–Water Supply 55 –2.2 –2.5180 183 182 34 Banks–Southeast 43 –0.8 –1.7181 180 183 169 Banks–MoneyCntr 50 +1.4 –1.8182 141 68 86 Banks–Foreign 51 –7.1 –2.6183 177 133 118 Retail–Spr/Mini Mkts 62 –4.5 –1.9184 185 173 114 Utility–Diversified 51 +0.3 –1.7185 172 112 21 Leisr–Tys/Gms/Hbby 31 –7.3 –3.0186 169 161 144 Bldg–Cment/Cncrt .. –9.2 –3.7187 182 180 59 Food–Packaged 53 –5.3 –1.5188 193 191 12 Food–Confectionery .. –0.3 –2.1189 191 189 175 Media–Periodicals .. –2.2 –2.4190 186 132 152 Tobacco .. –6.4 –1.7191 194 192 99 Soap &Clng Preparat .. –1.2 –1.0192 189 196 125 ConsumrSvcs–Education 55 –7.0 –2.6193 178 124 3 Retail–Discnt&Vari .. –7.9 –1.7194 192 186 174 Medical–Diversified .. –3.5 –1.3195 195 195 164 Retail–CnsmrElec .. –8.5 –1.6196 196 193 50 Fnancepbl Inv Fdbnd .. –1.2 –0.2197 197 197 47 Finance–Blank Check .. –1.9 –1.7

0 0 0 0 S& P Midcap 400 Ind .. +1.2 –1.90 0 0 0 S& P 500 Index .. +1.5 –1.8

– 0.49% +14.70% Bank Index 476.46 – 8.53 –1.76%– 0.57% +10.72% S&P 600 413.37 –10.45 –2.47%+ 1.15% +10.68% S&P Midcap 400 917.72 –17.61 –1.88%+ 0.29% +10.48% Value Line Index 2873.63 –68.99 –2.34%– 1.05% +10.24% Russell 2000 775.40 –20.03 –2.52%+ 1.35% + 9.69% New Issues Index 467.12 – 8.22 –1.73%+ 5.38% : + 9.59% High–Tech Index 563.97 –11.46 –1.99%+ 4.40% : + 9.20% Medical/Healthcare 4533.84 –69.28 –1.51%+ 1.49% + 7.87% S&P 500 1276.34 –23.20 –1.79%– 1.05% + 7.76% Insurance Index 413.89 –12.16 –2.85%+ 1.24% + 7.31% N.Y.S.E. Composite 8062.64 –144.42 –1.76%+ 1.28% + 7.16% Nasdaq OTC Comp 2686.89 –68.39 –2.48%+ 2.33% + 6.97% N.Y.S.E. Finance 5073.97 –107.06 –2.07%+ 4.50% : + 6.52% U.S. Defense Index 808.98 –16.24 –1.97%– 2.43% + 6.45% Consumer Index 1033.84 –20.99 –1.99%+ 2.13% + 6.34% Dow Jones Industrials 11823.70 –166.23 –1.39%– 0.63% + 6.02% IBD New America Index 252.43 – 4.48 –1.74%+ 4.16% : + 5.58% Senior Growth Index 523.18 – 9.91 –1.86%– 2.19% + 5.06% Dow Jones Trans 4994.93 –140.38 –2.73%– 3.08% + 2.71% Amex Composite 2140.29 –26.14 –1.21%:+ 0.98% + 1.01% Dow Jones Utility 408.94 – 5.48 –1.32%:– 1.70% – 0.12% Defensive Index 1190.86 –11.01 –0.92%:–11.12% – 7.44% Gold Index 122.00 + 0.79 +0.65%:

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS READ INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 B9

1. AUTO 1 6 WKS AGO 6 10 WKS 4 14 WKS

98 80 93 B A–16.27AmerAxle AXL 14.52 –1.27+169 5.8m 11ò

85 80 57 C B–12.0 Amerigon ARGN 10.98 –.53 +47 193 31k

93 67 92 D A–22.7 ArvMerit ARM 21.32 –1.30 +16 2.1m 99ò

89 80 86 B D–83.9 Autoliv 2.1 ALV 77.39 –3.53 +56 1.5m 13ó

91 80 92 C D+74.3 BorgWrn BWA 67.63 –2.92 +48 2.3m 26ò

56 84 5 A C+25.2 ChinaAuto CAAS 13.07 –.43 +20 243 11o

89 97 91 B B 33.0 ChinYuch 1.2 CYD 28.60 –1.38 –2 385 10ò

86 80 97 E A–19.67ComrclVeh CVGI 16.00 –1.09 +61 282 ..k

41 6 66 B B–25.1 CooprT&R 1.8 CTB 23.00 –.43+122 1.4m 13o

92 89 93 B B–114 Cummins 1.0 CMI 105.4 –4.54 +45 2.5m 22ò

80 50 89 D B+18.9 DanaHldgn DAN 17.50 –1.30+125 5.7m ..ò

86 96 81 B D–49.3 Dorman DORM 31.52 –2.56 –33 73 13k

33 24 68 D C 16.8 DougDyn 5.5 PLOW 14.51 –.49 –66 25 32õ

80 80 75 D B+24.0 FedMogul FDML 22.59 –1.24 –36 80 13k

57 28 80 D A–19.0 FordMotor F.16.27 –2.52+663 480m 8o

51 22 44 C A+39.5 GenerlMtrs GM 36.60 –2.07 +79 37m 99o

95 57 95 A A–35.4 Gentex 1.4 GNTX 32.22 –1.28 –13 1.4m 33o

21 23 34 D B–15.3 Goodyear GT 11.66 –.65 +41 7.3m 20ò

91 80 76 C A 43.4 HondaM 1.1 HMC 42.23 –1.09 +98 876 11ò

77 59 69 B C 41.5 JohnsnCt 1.7 JCI 37.69 –1.70 +42 6.0m 17o

98 80 83 A A 112 LearCorp LEA 104.9 –5.65+118 1.1m 2ò

98 80 95 C A–62.2 MagnaI 1.2 MGA 57.80 –3.69 +1 1.3m 17ò

70 67 62 C B 16.0 MillerI .7 MLR 15.00 –.43 +6 46 17 ê

71 22 88 D A–17.9 Modine MOD 16.20 –1.17 +97 581 ..k

87 71 98 C B+15.1 MotorcrPn r MPAA 14.33 –.32 –25 58 15k

48 24 88 D B+66.4 Navistar r NAV 63.52 –1.46 –15 1.3m 20o

47 26 57 B B+44.6 OshkoshCp OSK 37.39 –.04+138 2.9m 4o

68 67 72 D C 58.8 Paccar .9 PCAR 54.82 –1.74 +15 2.7m 57ó

66 61 78 C C–14.4 StdrdMtr 2.3 SMP 12.29 –.27 +74 208 12 ê

88 80 76 D B 22.0 SuperrIn 3.2 SUP 20.06 –.79 +31 136 60k

96 80 97 B B+63.37TRWAuto TRW 59.89 –2.59 –5 1.6m 9ò

76 80 72 A E 37.7 TataMot 1.2 TTM.24.71 –1.59 +35 4.7m 9ò

98 80 94 B B–46.8 Tenneco TEN 41.20 –3.93+128 1.9m 29ò

22 1 49 B D+36.4 Tesla TSLA 24.01 –.91 –32 1.0m ..ó

63 39 95 E B+20.7 TitanInt .1 TWI 19.07 –.75 +45 853 ..ò

75 4 88 B A 19.0 TowerIntl TOWR 17.79 –.60 +59 139 ..õ

75 80 55 C B–86.1 Toyota 1.2 TM 81.36 –2.17 +70 828 20ò

92 76 94 B B–64.0 WABCOn WBC 57.28 –1.63 –9 554 25ò

18 34 17 D D 21.3 WstptInn WPRT 15.55 –.16 –3 512 ..ò

2. CHIPS 2 6 WKS AGO 20 10 WKS 32 14 WKS

97 98 77 A C+38.3 NetLogic NETL.34.19 –.68 +44 1.8m 24ò

3Qtrs EPS avg +109 % LQ +82 % 3Q Sales avg +171 % LQ +136 %

98 93 97 A B 28.0 7ArmHld .4 ARMH. 24.78 -1.00 +22 5.5m 63ò

96 80 91 D B 40.7 ASMIntl ASMI 36.75 –1.07 –56 51 26o

98 80 82 A A–43.1 ASML 1.1 r ASML 42.08 –.80 +60 5.1m 13o

90 74 74 C B+22.1 ATMI r ATMI 20.55 –.46 +24 225 21ò

69 80 30 C C 18.5 AdvEngy AEIS 14.81 –.54 –6 455 18ò

38 63 23 D B–10.2 AdvaMcrDv AMD 7.49 –.26 +55 33m 20o

99 99 84 A B 43.9 Aixtron .3 AIXG.40.84 –2.24 –35 234 19o

65 42 40 A B+18.4 AlphaOm AOSL 14.06 –.17 –40 57 8õ

98 98 89 A C 39.9 Altera .6 r ALTR 37.41 –1.07 +10 7.0m 15o

99 80 98 A B 29.7 AmtechSys ASYS 25.67 –1.08 –22 254 24ò

97 92 78 A B 39.9 AnalogD 2.3 r ADI.38.30 –.88 +20 4.0m 16ò

97 80 80 A B NH AppMat 1.8 AMAT 15.77 –.33 +75 24m 17ò

99 97 90 A B+44.87Atheros ATHR 44.54 –.03 –36 2.3m 17ò

99 72 99 C B+14.3 Atmel r ATML 13.86 –.35 –10 9.0m 38ò

98 80 84 A B+29.47AvagoT .2 AVGO 28.05 –1.17 –32 1.4m 13ò

90 73 80 B B–47.4 Bradcom .7 BRCM 44.32 –1.88 +11 6.8m 24ò

95 66 78 A A–46.4 CabotMic r CCMP 45.53 –.16 +52 216 19o

95 80 91 B C–46.57Caviumn CAVM 39.65 –1.49 +10 1.0m 59ó

97 93 95 B B–25.2 CEVA r CEVA 23.16 –1.04 +43 460 47õ

99 96 97 A B–NH CirrusLgc r CRUS.20.72 –.57+174 9.0m 17o

72 80 35 C C 17.4 Cohu 1.6 COHU 15.13 –.05 +89 209 10o

57 91 10 A D–83.4 Cree CREE 50.78 –.89 –7 3.6m 23o

95 80 89 B C 51.47Cymer CYMI 48.05 –.87 –1 328 20ó

97 75 96 B A NH CyprsSemi r CY 21.15 –.89+110 6.9m 22o

92 81 80 B B 28.0 Diodes DIOD 24.95 –1.35 +44 326 15k

95 80 87 C B NH ElecSci ESIO 16.17 +.39+198 259 32 ê

96 80 96 C B+18.57FairchldSm FCS 17.61 –.59 –3 2.1m 11o

98 97 81 A C+63.67Hittite HITT 59.52 –1.58 +20 192 25ò

88 80 78 C D+12.8 IxysCp r IXYS 11.07 –.38+240 224 14 ê

84 37 78 B A 21.9 Inphi IPHI 18.98 +.13 +9 161 18õ

75 72 38 A B–24.4 Intel 3.4 r INTC 21.46 –.29 +2 55m 10o

89 81 58 A A–17.0 Intersil 3.3 ISIL 14.76 –.28 +22 2.6m 12ó

89 39 92 C A 32.0 IntlRect r IRF 31.28 –.16+121 1.2m 32ò

99 80 85 A A NH KLATncr 2.3 KLAC 43.69 –.99 +93 4.1m 13o

74 44 75 B B 6.7 LSICorp r LSI 6.13 –.13 +58 10m 11o

95 80 74 A B–54.3 LamResrch r LRCX.49.63 –2.16 +37 3.0m 9o

88 93 62 B C 36.1 LinearT 2.8 r LLTC 34.58 –.82 +50 3.5m 13o

48 80 17 C D 17.0 MEMCElctr WFR 11.00 –.35+102 8.7m 99ò

99 80 89 B A–NH 7MKSInstr MKSI 28.28 –.79+118 748 12ò

89 92 41 A B 22.9 MarvellTc r MRVL 19.16 –1.11 +40 17m 11o

95 74 85 A B 28.1 Mxmltg 3.3 MXIM 25.84 –.65 +40 4.4m 17o

85 51 83 B B+29.0 Mellanox MLNX 26.72 –1.60 +74 427 26o

98 91 84 A B NH Micrel 1.0 r MCRL 13.43 –.15+172 946 15o

96 88 76 A B NH Micrchp 3.7 MCHP 36.89 –1.00 +75 3.5m 16o

82 27 77 B A+11.4 MicronTech MU 10.37 –.22 +47 51m 8o

96 89 82 A C 25.0 Microsemi MSCC.22.35 –1.33+244 1.8m 17 ê

97 93 98 A D 18.27MIPSTech MIPS.12.70 –.48 +49 4.5m 23o

61 98 7 A C–25.3 MnPwSy r MPWR 14.65 –.36 +3 398 12k

98 80 94 C B+18.2 Nanomtrcs r NANO 16.99 –.51 +42 678 13ò

80 67 44 A B 16.0 NatSemi 2.7 NSM 14.81 –.27 +30 5.7m 11o

98 80 88 C B+NH Novellus NVLS 35.78 –1.22 +6 2.1m 14ò

93 58 98 B A+25.1 Nvidia NVDA 23.76 –.71 +13 27m 37ò

78 34 97 .. A+26.8 NXPSemcdrs NXPI 24.57 –1.51 +95 1.0m ..ó

90 80 84 B C 33.07OmniVisTc OVTI 26.01 –1.01 –9 1.7m 19ò

75 96 32 B C+12.5 PericmSem PSEM 9.74 –.66 +21 104 18k

86 97 43 A B–46.3 PwrIntg .5 POWI 36.64 –.91 –18 280 17ò

73 56 80 C D 18.2 RDAMicroelec RDA 13.48 –.07 –97 2 99k

45 60 26 D C 25.5 Rambus r RMBS 20.61 –.34 +57 1.2m 12o

42 80 9 C D–35.9 RubiconTn RBCN 18.90 +.10 +3 607 33ò

81 40 89 B A–22.8 STEC r STEC 20.73 –.39 –13 1.5m 24ò

86 54 84 A B–53.6 SanDisk SNDK.46.80 –4.52+245 26m 10o

95 97 69 A C+25.1 Semtech SMTC.21.74 –.48 +43 902 14o

97 89 77 A B+15.0 SigmaDsgn SIGM 13.93 –.44 +42 502 10o

49 47 39 B C 53.2 SilcnLab SLAB 43.65 –.99 +21 721 18o

99 99 97 A B+33.2 SkywksSol r SWKS.31.33 –1.42 +65 6.5m 21o

84 80 72 D B 21.6 Spansion CODE 19.90 –.59+146 769 9 ê

99 80 99 C B+NH 7Spreadtrn SPRD 20.86 –.15 +96 1.9m 20o

65 75 40 B D+30.4 StdMicro SMSC 24.20 –.81 +13 192 15 ê

55 72 17 B C+31.8 Supertex r SUPX 22.74 –.29 +69 80 19o

97 82 78 A A–13.9 TaiwSem 2.8 TSM 13.11 –.20 +71 23m 13o

96 80 92 C B 16.7 Teradyne r TER 16.23 –.12 +25 7.1m 7o

70 81 17 A B–23.2 Tessera TSRA 17.11 –4.10+668 2.8m 9o

96 81 83 A B NH TexsInst 1.5 r TXN 34.27 –.36 +16 11m 13o

99 98 95 B B 14.4 TriQuint TQNT 12.87 –.59 –18 3.2m 17ò

98 94 90 B B 24.9 Ultratech UTEK 23.41 –1.05 +44 259 34o

99 80 89 A B+NH VarianSm VSEA.43.21 –.33+306 3.0m 15o

79 80 48 B C+54.5 VeecoInst r VECO.43.24 –1.51 –27 1.6m 13ò

78 75 61 B C+29.9 Volterra r VLTR 24.14 –.16 +37 473 15 ê

97 95 76 A B+NH Xilinx 2.0 XLNX.32.19 –.66 +6 5.8m 14o

3. METALS 6 6 WKS AGO 13 10 WKS 10 14 WKS

20 17 41 D B+25.2 AKSteel 1.3 AKS 15.58 –.70 +31 10m ..o

57 25 83 C B–65.9 AllegTch 1.1 ATI 63.67 –1.22 +38 2.1m 79o

41 26 35 D B+28.9 AlmChina ACH 24.38 –.39+129 642 ..o

32 62 23 B C–29.8 AmpcoPit 2.9 AP 24.85 –1.19 +41 38 8k

47 74 41 C B–47.3 ArcelrMt 1.7 MT 36.08 –1.48 +49 7.7m 13ò

67 69 47 C B 22.4 BarnesG 1.6 B 19.68 –.55 –13 296 22ò

88 80 85 C D+40.1 BrushEMat BW 34.46 –1.25 –9 108 21ò

78 80 72 C C 44.9 CarpTech 1.8 CRS 40.78 –1.35 +37 535 51x

49 42 64 E B 19.3 CastleAM CAS 15.41 –.83 +39 109 .. ê

58 55 66 D C–17.1 CenturyAl CENX 14.29 –.36 –9 1.6m 99ò

48 22 65 D B–18.2 CmrclMt 2.9 CMC 16.51 –.64 –21 1.2m ..o

45 73 28 B C 21.0 ComphSi 3.4 SID 16.62 –.47 +15 5.0m 14ò

74 61 79 D B 24.8 DynMatl .8 BOOM 19.95 –.89 –37 84 52o

92 90 84 D B+42.3 FosterLB FSTR 39.92 –2.16 +17 55 22ó

22 49 17 B D+18.0 GerdauA .5 GGB 12.82 –.43 +35 8.2m 12ò

83 63 91 B B–19.7 GlbSpMet .8 GSM 18.04 –.09 –6 538 54ò

93 96 85 A B+21.4 GraftechIntl GTI 20.50 –.76 +99 2.5m 16ò

97 80 99 B B+13.5 Hndy&Harmn HNH 11.87 –.13 –67 9 32 ê

94 80 90 E A 49.4 HaynsIn 1.7 HAYN 48.00 –.78 +62 111 65k

68 64 66 D B–52.0 KaiserAl 2.0 KALU 47.67 –1.57 –3 110 25ò

61 71 40 C B 45.7 Kaydon 2.0 KDN 38.22 –1.15 –23 152 22ò

91 72 98 D B+53.8 Ladish LDSH 52.72 –.61 –39 126 39k

60 33 86 C B 34.7 Mechel .1 MTL 30.38 –1.40 +12 3.1m 14o

31 33 39 E C+21.5 MetUSA MUSA 14.85 –.73 –9 108 64õ

67 45 68 C C+33.9 Mueller 1.2 MLI 32.15 –1.11 +16 148 21ò

73 23 94 B B+16.2 Noranda NOR 13.84 –.61 –58 213 ..õ

42 40 38 D C+25.5 NWPipe NWPX 21.44 –.31 +3 60 .. ê

43 36 57 C B 48.1 Nucor 3.2 NUE 45.10 –.30 +37 5.9m 99o

37 60 19 B B–125 POSCO 1.6 PKX 100.5 –3.96 +67 588 7ò

71 50 95 E B–24.3 ParkOHHld PKOH 21.25 –1.19 +27 68 18 ê

86 89 67 B C+40.0 RBCBear ROLL 34.69 –2.11 +40 96 23õ

16 23 26 E B–32.8 RTIIntl RTI 27.89 –1.14 –12 397 ..ò

81 61 76 D B+55.5 RelStlAl .8 RS 52.19 –1.21 –35 479 16ò

91 78 79 B B 69.4 Schnitzr .1 SCHN 60.26 –1.95 –31 211 18o

45 23 59 C C 22.4 SimsGrp 1.5 SMS 19.15 –.56 –18 69 45k

45 4 74 C A–19.4 StlDyna 1.7 STLD 18.09 –.44 +12 4.4m 27o

34 19 56 C B 49.9 Tenaris 1.5 TS 46.26 –.70 +5 1.8m 31ò

67 73 59 B B–43.9 Ternium 1.3 TX 38.30 –1.12 –3 298 10ò

89 77 91 C C+52.5 Timken 1.5 TKR 48.28 –.87 +55 1.1m 16o

61 71 53 D B+22.9 TitanmMtl TIE 18.52 –.52 –23 2.1m 52o

51 43 75 D B+71.0 USSteel .4 X 55.80 –2.48 +10 11m ..o

81 68 85 C B–33.5 UnivStnls USAP 31.50 –.04 +61 42 16 ê

78 45 73 C B+95.4 Valmont .7 VMI 91.90 –1.57 –5 119 23ò

76 32 79 B B+20.0 Worthn 2.1 WOR 18.98 –.77 +31 731 18o

4. ELECTRNCS 7 6 WKS AGO 12 10 WKS 18 14 WKS

90 94 55 A B 15.9 AVX 1.2 AVX 15.51 –.28+105 445 11 ê

79 38 94 C B+30.3 AcaciaTc ACTG 23.84 –1.93 +80 577 24k

98 94 82 A B+44.57Agilent A 40.98 –1.47 +14 3.6m 20ò

95 94 71 A B+56.8 AmphenlA .1 r APH.55.02 –1.75 +60 1.5m 20o

86 86 80 D B 64.3 Anixter r AXE 62.47 –1.36 +14 299 19ò

92 88 84 C B 38.5 ArrowElec r ARW 36.70 –1.01 +33 1.0m 10ò

90 91 76 B C 36.7 Avnet AVT 35.01 –.23 +93 2.2m 9o

66 80 32 C C 26.8 BelfusB 1.2 BELFB 22.41 –1.53 +9 28 17k

67 80 42 C C+22.8 BenchmrkEl r BHE 18.82 –.70 +23 297 14k

97 98 78 A B 18.1 BrukerCorp BRKR 17.50 –.29 +70 1.0m 24k

99 80 92 B A 32.7 Cognex 1.0 CGNX 31.17 –1.01 +20 277 28ò

95 74 91 B B NH Coherentn COHR 53.44 +6.01+687 965 20o

92 73 69 A B+NH Corning .9 GLW 21.80 –.36 +40 18m 10o

98 99 92 C C+12.47DDiCorp 3.6 DDIC 11.26 –.33 –29 148 13k

82 72 95 E B–17.3 Daktrncs .7 DAKT 14.81 –.81 –6 232 ..k

89 86 61 B B–48.0 Danaher .2 r DHR 46.05 –.60 +68 4.5m 19o

97 81 91 A A–118 Dionex DNEX 118.0 –.10 –50 103 35k

70 81 47 C C+39.4 ESCOTe .9 ESE 35.01 –1.26 +15 102 20k

65 50 57 C B–17.1 ElsterGroup ELT 15.90 +.09 –19 56 22õ

86 82 81 C B 28.2 FEI r FEIC 27.16 –.48 +1 300 30k

97 96 98 A B 26.07Fabrinet FN 24.11 +1.90 +20 133 15õ93 80 88 D B 33.57FaroTech FARO 30.56 –1.04 +6 61 61k

41 30 46 C C 14.5 HtWC 2.6 HWCC 12.88 –.55 +21 76 28 ê

98 90 97 B B 36.77IPGPhot IPGP 33.54 –.28+100 380 52ò

97 93 90 A A–51.4 II–VI IIVI 49.51 +.18 +65 175 24o

69 95 14 B B 82.0 Itron Inc ITRI 57.83 –1.26 –38 362 15ò

95 84 85 B B+21.8 JabilC 1.4 JBL 19.81 –.80 –27 2.9m 10o

98 80 98 C B+15.6 Kemet KEM 14.75 –.44 –41 396 10ó33 9 25 B B–21.6 LGDispl .9 LPL 16.71 –.82 +81 1.9m 12o

89 96 57 B C 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 13.76 –.85 +52 56 12õ94 80 86 B B+53.8 Littelf 1.2 LFUS 50.76 –1.56 +8 123 15ò

79 54 77 C B+39.5 MTSSys 2.2 MTSC 37.17 –1.15 –23 50 27k

76 80 72 D C–19.7 MaxwllTch MXWL 17.75 –.29 +52 202 ..k96 80 94 C B 30.0 MeasSpcl MEAS 26.80 –1.40 +15 98 19k

58 57 62 C C+14.3 Methode 2.4 MEI 11.73 –.67 +3 137 23 ê93 92 78 A C 159 MettlerTole MTD 147.6 –3.08 –10 116 22k

90 72 79 B B+27.8 Molex 2.7 MOLX 25.81 –1.05 +99 1.7m 16o

91 72 75 B A–23.3 MolxA 3.3 r MOLXA 21.50 –.87 –48 156 13 ê67 40 65 C B+29.3 MultFnElc MFLX 28.52 –.53+111 130 17k

98 93 78 A B–63.5 NVE NVEC 57.03 –2.97 +20 45 20 ê

90 70 91 C B–18.5 Newport r NEWP 17.47 –.14+135 693 21ò97 69 91 C A 15.6 Orbotech ORBK 14.79 –.18 –19 121 10k

57 80 20 D B–16.4 Panason .7 PC 13.73 –.34+184 754 99k

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87 80 64 C A–26.4 Perknelm 1.1 r PKI 25.57 –.44 +53 1.5m 19k

81 81 50 A C+38.6 Plantron .6 r PLT 34.92 –1.10 +2 280 15ò

46 91 9 B E 39.7 Plexus PLXS 27.14 –.81 –23 268 11o

85 42 83 B B+13.1 Rchrdsn .6 r RELL 12.90 –.05 +37 162 19 ê92 70 94 B B–40.1 Rofin–Sinar r RSTI 38.52 +.42 +96 351 37k

82 80 47 B A–20.3 Sanmina SANM 14.87 –.61 +98 2.8m 9o

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64 96 22 B D+16.3 SpectCtrl SPEC 13.20 –.02 +4 64 13 ê94 80 93 D A–17.27Stoneridge SRI 14.85 –.50 +50 362 59k

96 91 93 A B 18.57TTMTch TTMI 15.90 –.45 +50 983 14ò89 86 64 B A–NH ThermoFis r TMO 57.01 –.84 +21 2.9m 16ò79 82 68 C C 49.9 ThomasBett r TNB 47.28 –1.63 +55 502 17ò

91 81 74 A B+37.3 TycoEle 1.8 r TEL 35.51 –.56 +44 2.9m 12o

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B Y A L A N R . E L L I O T TINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Three of four leading oil and gas in-dustry groups fell Friday, despite a4% surge in the price of oil.

International explorers took theworst hit. The industry’s top stocks,China-based CNOOCCEO and Hous-ton-based ApacheAPA, led the losses.

Domestic exploration stocks wentthe other direction. The best gainswent to Concho ResourcesCXO,Northern Oil & GasNOG and Conti-nental ResourcesCLR.

Why the divergence?Apache sold off partly on unrest in

Egypt. Its operations there account-ed for 27% of revenue in the ninemonths through last September.

CNOOC fell after its Q4 produc-tion numbers disappointed ana-lysts. (See story on Page B12.) U.S.producers offer a comparativelysafe bet, analysts say, and providesome upside from the current dis-crepancy in oil prices.

U.S. and overseas-produced crudeprices have tracked separate pathssince mid-December. As of Jan. 21,Europe’s North Sea Brent was$98.98 a barrel — 11% above theWest Texas Intermediate bench-mark.

The U.S. price reflects a soft econo-my. Weak demand has kept oil in-ventories above their five-yearrange.

The other side of the equation isChina. William Herbert, with Sim-mons & Co. International, notedlast week that higher prices wereluring oil from Colombia and Ecua-dor, normally sold in the U.S. GulfCoast market, to Mediterraneanmarkets. The volumes are small sofar, he said in a Jan. 20 note, but are“an indication of strong demand inAsia pulling barrels east.”

The closer to China, the higher theprice: Nigeria’s Bonny Light bench-mark priced at $99.01 on Jan. 21.Malaysia’s Tapis and Indonesia’sMinas grades both traded above$101. But gaps between West Texasand overseas benchmarks have ahistory of closing rapidly. Friday’s4% surge narrowed the rift.

B Y I B D S T A F F

Leaders slid Friday, but somestocks saw mild selling in the mar-ket’s biggest drop since November.

In such poor action, it’s probablybest to focus on industry leadersthat buck the decline or log smalllosses. Their strength points to fu-tureleadership potential in the formof new breakouts or new highs.

BaiduBIDU, for instance, limited itsdecline to 2.51 at 106.54 andbounced off its 50-day line in flatvolume. China’s No. 1 Internetsearch engine has been basing for10 weeks after making a high of115.04 on Nov. 11. It’s been a long-time top performer of the Internetsector, which ranks 11th among 33broad sectors, as of Friday’s IBD.

Movie-rental king NetflixNFLX,which gapped up 15% on Thursdayafter posting solid Q4 results, added7.11 to 217.98 in fast trade.

Cognizant TechnologyCTSH, an In-dian IT outsourcer based in Tea-neck, N.J., briefly pierced below,then regained, its 10-week movingaverage. The stock lost 1.54 to 71.63and staged its third straight weeklyloss.The decline appears withmost-ly tame volume. But the last fewweeks of the stock’s uptrend sawmostly low-volume gains.

Small-cap issue EbixEBIX, a provid-er of Internet-based software appli-cations to the insurance industry,fell 0.92 to 22.51, also in low volume.But Ebix closed near the day’s low,and just below its 50-day moving av-erage. The stock had been trying toclaw back from a catastrophicdownside reversal logged in theweek ended Nov. 12.

LululemonLULU reversed lower,closing with a loss of 1.69 to 68.61.Volume was below average. Thestock last week found support at its10-week moving average and con-tinues to work on a new base.

Financial stocks have moved upthe sector rankings. S&Ls ascendedto No. 9 from No. 22 six weeks ago.But the group has no stocks with aComposite Rating of 90 or higher.

B Y P A U L W H I T F I E L DINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

For dividend investors, it’s always awelcome sign when a companytakes pride in increasing its payout.

At the earnings call in November,Edward Ludwig, CEO of BectonDickinsonBDX, noted that the compa-ny has increased its dividend 38straight years.

The increases have been sizable.In the past five years, the payout hasnearly doubled.The annualized div-idend yield is 2%.

Becton Dickinson makes medicalsupplies and devices, lab equip-ment and diagnostic products.

International sales account forabout 55% of Becton Dickinson’stotal revenue, and Ludwig says thecompany is focusing on emergingmarkets.

Earnings were essentially flat infiscal 2010 ended in September. Butanalysts expect earnings to grow12% and 11% in the next two years.The company’s five-year EarningsStability Factor is 3 on a scale from 1(calm) to 99 (erratic).

Revenue increased 6% last fiscalyear after a slight dip in fiscal 2009.The Street expects 4% to 5% salesgrowth this fiscal year.

The stock is six weeks into a baseon base. The share price is justabove the 50-day moving averageand near a 52-week high.

One risk factor for Becton Dickin-son is governments. In many coun-tries, the government is the primarypayer of medical bills. With govern-ment debt loads forcing austerity,health care cuts are possible. InGreece, Becton Dickinson has facedpayment delays due to the govern-ment’s debt and liquidity problems.

President Obama’s new healthcare structure also will add to Bec-ton Dickinson’s burden. Beginningin 2013, medical products that rep-resent an estimated 80% of BectonDickinson’s revenue will be subjectto a new 2.3% tax.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hath-awayBRKA held 1.89 million Bectonshares as of September, up from1.74 million shares in March.

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56 43 60 C B 71.7 NustarEn 6.2 NS 68.96 –.90 –17 107 25ó80 86 63 B B–38.3 Nustarn 5.4 NSH 35.85 –.38 –17 47 20ó97 81 97 A B+102 7OYOGeo OYOG 92.50 –4.45 –52 23 40k

73 7 96 D A–NH OasisPet OAS 30.20 +.87+105 1.3m ..ó86 75 66 A D+99 OcciPet 1.6 OXY 93.81 –3.16+141 9.4m 16o

90 87 81 B B–76.9 Oceanrng r OII 74.87 +.91 +27 671 20ò93 90 90 C B–67.37OilStIntl r OIS 65.70 –.20 –35 272 20ò79 62 77 B A–59.5 Oneok 3.5 r OKE 58.75 –.32 +10 650 18ò66 52 66 A B 81.7 ONEOKPtr 5.7 OKS 80.22 –.47 –49 56 24ò69 17 83 B B–27.6 OxfordR 7.0 OXF 24.97 –.43 +50 98 ..x70 95 35 A B 26.7 PAANGSt 5.6 PNG 24.64 –.21 –28 43 44ó68 48 60 D A 23.2 PHInv PHIIK 20.51 –.30 +8 54 19 ê74 17 97 C A–27.4 PatriotCn PCX 25.46 +.67 +5 7.3m ..ò93 80 86 C B–NH PattUTI .9 PTEN 22.78 +.39 +93 6.0m 78ò97 94 82 B B+66.17PeabdyEn .6 BTU 61.09 –1.29 +58 6.1m 19o

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67 60 82 A D–27.4 PenVaGP 6.0 PVG 26.11 –.38 –17 145 21k

33 24 63 B D–29.1 PennVAR 6.8 PVR 27.74 –.29 –22 110 23ò59 36 85 D A–26.8 PnnWstP 4.1 PWE 26.74 –.05 +40 2.2m 50ò77 84 62 A C–23.7 Permian 6.7 PBT 21.25 +.43 +71 317 15o

84 56 94 C B 28.6 Petrobas 3.5 PZE 26.10 –.32 +33 199 17 ê76 57 60 A B 140 Petchina 2.8 PTR 133.4 –2.74 –2 232 13o

49 45 37 B D+24.3 Petrohawk HK 19.03 +.32 –3 5.2m 40ò60 87 23 A D+42.6 PetrbrsA .5 PBRA 32.37 –.31 +33 11m 8k

39 57 21 B C–47.4 Petrobrs .4 PBR 35.41 –.43 +25 21m 9o

89 41 95 C A–44.4 PetroDev PETD 43.52 –.10 –23 221 99o

96 80 93 C C+94.9 PionrNtr .1 PXD 91.15 +1.77 +12 1.2m 99ò81 56 69 A C 30.9 PionSwE 6.5 PSE 30.66 +.27 +20 49 10k

54 51 48 B B 65.2 PlainAl 5.9 PAA 64.66 –.26 –33 217 22ò68 20 74 B B 36.6 PlainsEx PXP 33.65 –.23 +83 3.7m 15ò48 35 57 C B–34.5 PrideIntl PDE 32.21 –.73 +34 2.6m 25ò95 89 93 A B–17.0 PudaCoal PUDA 12.18 –.38 –52 650 10o

78 33 76 B B+39.7 QEPResou .2 QEP 38.96 –.62 –6 932 23ó51 41 50 A C–18.3 Questar 3.3 STR 17.21 –.27 –17 1.6m 10ò52 40 38 B C+16.2 Quickslvr KWK 14.55 –.35 +99 2.9m 17o

93 80 94 C C+22.6 RPC 1.6 RES 17.27 –.45 –16 1.2m 17o

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83 52 95 D B–39.2 RosettaR ROSE 37.66 +.89 +8 747 64ò78 57 76 C B 35.4 Rowan RDC 34.31 –.67 –13 1.9m 12o

75 49 66 A B 70.9 RoyDShA 4.1 RDSA 70.28 –.44 +26 2.4m 12k

73 49 69 A B–70.7 RoyDShB 4.8 RDSB 69.67 –.84 +9 1.0m 11k

85 34 93 B A–61.9 SMEner .2 SM 58.81 –.09 –26 601 47ò

48 96 9 A C 28.2 STRHld STRI 18.20 –.55 –5 569 13 ê53 75 27 A C–28.5 SanJuanB 4.3 SJT 23.77 +.11 –6 168 14o

82 88 68 B D+52.6 Sasol 3.1 SSL 48.34 –1.52 +68 331 14ò

95 66 83 A B 87.9 Schlmbrg 1.2 SLB 86.67 +.69 +16 8.7m 30o

98 90 91 A A–NH SeacorHldg r CKH 106.0 +1.07 –39 164 9k

55 15 72 A D–35.3 Seadril 8.1 SDRL 32.23 –.89 –19 1.2m 10ó62 84 47 B C+26.7 SouthnUn 2.3 SUG 26.25 –.35 –47 445 14 ê82 87 38 A C–46.0 SouthwstEn SWN 38.79 –.48 –21 3.8m 22ò64 53 63 B B+26.3 Spectra 4.0 SE 25.70 –.35 –3 2.6m 17ò42 57 33 A C 36.3 Spectra 5.4 SEP 33.23 ... –7 218 19ò69 79 51 B C 25.2 Statoil 3.2 STO 24.18 –.30 +59 2.6m 10ò66 14 93 B B 23.6 StoneEgy SGY 22.36 –.25 +49 1.1m 9ò83 40 86 B A–25.9 Subsea7 .9 SUBC 24.11 –.36 –43 99 21k

66 49 58 B B+59.0 SuburbP 6.0 SPH 56.80 –1.72 –18 60 17x

74 66 75 C B–NH SuncrEr 1.0 SU 39.99 +1.18+264 19m 39ò81 80 84 D C–NH Sunoco 1.4 SUN 43.46 +.92 +47 3.0m 35ò82 86 65 A B–NH SunocoLg 5.4 SXL 86.02 –1.22 +27 72 15o

19 38 13 B C+22.2 SunPowrA SPWRA 13.21 –.55 +42 3.1m 15o

23 38 19 B B–20.1 SunPwr SPWRB 13.00 –.55+105 993 15o

82 71 85 C C 36.5 SuperEgry SPN 33.93 –.13 –42 477 25ò80 52 89 C C+42.9 SwiftErgy SFY 41.33 +1.24 +25 623 31k

84 85 75 A B 53.9 TCPipeln 5.8 TCLP 51.73 –.13 –28 60 19ò64 12 81 C B+23.6 Talismn 1.1 TLM 22.11 –.05 +13 2.9m 67ò78 72 74 C B–35.3 TargRes 6.6 NGLS 33.06 –.03 +20 545 30o

89 62 92 A C–65.4 TeckRes 1.0 TCK 57.90 –1.58 +16 4.0m 25ò

71 75 62 E C+16.4 Tesco TESO 14.75 +.06 +13 150 61ò86 80 91 D B–19.7 Tesoro TSO 18.87 –.05 –14 4.3m ..ò43 43 40 C B 14.6 TetraTech TTI 11.00 –.38 +32 861 17ò70 26 77 C A–NH Tidewatr 1.7 TDW 57.98 +.23+167 1.6m 15ò68 26 93 D B 19.0 ToreadrRes r TRGL 16.07 –.44 –22 208 ..o71 74 43 B B 60.2 TotalSA 4.3 TOT 57.80 –1.70 +93 6.4m 9ò

30 51 36 C D+38.6 TransCda 4.4 TRP 36.27 –.52+131 872 19k

90 80 98 B D 20.3 TransGlb TGA 13.31 –.13 +53 988 27o

87 86 74 B A+38.9 TrnsMon 6.4 TLP 37.94 +.14 –27 27 15o

67 38 77 B B+92.7 Transocn RIG 78.85 –1.01 –27 4.5m 11ò

72 99 42 A D+31.9 TrinaSol TSL 25.73 –1.29 –1 3.2m 6ò

72 67 64 C B 33.1 UGI 3.1 UGI 31.97 –.64 –18 501 13o

75 62 39 A C+53.9 UltraPt UPL 45.63 –.01 –14 1.1m 20ò91 92 73 B B–66.1 Ultrapar 2.3 UGP.63.03 –.56 –78 19 21 ê85 36 70 B A+50.8 UnitCorp UNT 49.90 –.52 –28 227 18k

90 80 88 C B+25.8 ValeroEn .8 VLO 25.15 –.22 +26 10m 14o

89 55 74 A B–31.5 VngNRny 7.2 VNR 30.57 –.11 –3 219 15o

63 28 87 D B 21.7 Venoco VQ 20.28 +.21 +15 341 33ò95 80 98 D B+20.07WTOffshr .8 WTI 19.21 –.09 –5 854 12ò99 98 95 A B+139 WaltrEn .4 r WLT 127.0 –1.06 –13 2.1m 21ò

94 72 88 C B 24.1 WeathIntl WFT 22.97 –.01 +23 16m 40o

88 96 85 B A–33.27WstnGas 4.7 WES 32.53 –.52 +88 411 21x

92 80 81 C B+14.5 Westmrlnd WLB 13.44 +.06 –38 14 .. ê94 80 89 B D NH 7WhitingP WLL 122.8 +4.62+159 2.0m 27ò25 53 8 B D+24.7 Whiting 13 WHX 17.09 –.80 +97 605 6 ê80 59 77 B B+NH WmsCo 1.9 WMB 26.60 –.37 +78 11m 23ò57 66 54 B B–49.0 WmsPts 6.0 WPZ 47.19 –.36 –44 264 16ò96 94 87 B B+37.9 WldFuel .4 INT 36.48 –.91 –8 549 14ò84 74 70 A B 55.8 YPFScie 5.9 YPF 48.72 –1.54 +42 54 12 ê

93 78 66 A C 33.1 Yanzhou 1.1 YZC 28.74 –.79 +28 367 12o

54 99 22 B C 14.3 Yinglin YGE 11.27 –.52 +19 3.7m 10o

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74 52 73 B B 24.3 ABB 2.0 ABB 23.73 –.55 +8 2.6m 22ò66 69 45 B C–45.0 AZZ 2.5 AZZ 39.79 –1.16 +20 76 14 ê

88 81 82 B A–28.3 Actuant .1 ATU 26.92 –1.24 –27 663 21o

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HALLIBURTON COMPANY (HAL) Group 15 o$43.8899 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 90 ROE 15% 900.4M SharesPROVIDES RESERVIOR COMPLETION AND DRILLING SERVICES AND PROD-UCTS WORLDWIDE TO THE UPSTREAM OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY.

-21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 12,623,500 Debt 44%Last Qtr Eps +143%5 Prior Qtr +84%5 Last Qtr Sales +40%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/19

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CONCHO RESOURCES INC (CXO) Group 7 o$91.2599 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 94 ROE 10% 93.2M SharesENGAGED IN THE ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLORATION OF OILAND NATURAL GAS IN SOUTHEAST NEW MEXICO AND WEST TEXAS.

+72% Ann. EPS Gro PE 35 Avg. D. Vol 1,094,900 Debt 63%Last Qtr Eps +108%5 Prior Qtr +85%6 Last Qtr Sales +57%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/24R&D 2%

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CARBO CERAMICS INC (CRR) Group 5 o$113.6199 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 92 ROE 12% 18.9M SharesPRODUCES AND SUPPLIES CERAMIC PROPPANT FOR USE IN HYDRAULICFRACTURING OF NATURAL GAS AND OIL WELLS.

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 33 Avg. Daily Vol 213,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +64%5 Prior Qtr +40%6 Last Qtr Sales +33%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 4/29

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DEERE & CO (DE) Group 11 o$88.9199 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 88 ROE 36% 418.5M SharesMANUFACTURES TRACTORS, COMBINE/COTTON/SUGARCANE HARVESTORS,SPRAYERS, MOWERS AND BACKHOE LOADERS

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VARIAN SEMI EQPMNT ASSOC (VSEA) Group 4 o$43.2199 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 89 ROE 26% 71.7M SharesMANUFACTURES SINGLE WAFER ION IMPLANTATION SYSTEMS/EQUIPMENTUSED IN THE FABRICATION OF SEMICONDUCTOR CHIPS.

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SEACOR HOLDINGS INC (CKH) Group 15 $106.0198 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 91 ROE 8% 19.3M SharesPROVIDES EQUIPMENT SERVICES MAINLY TO THE OFFSHORE OIL, GAS ANDMARINE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRIES WORLDWIDE.

-8% Ann. EPS Gro PE 9 Avg. Daily Vol 269,100 Debt 38%Last Qtr Eps +480%5 Prior Qtr +53%5 Last Qtr Sales+120%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/18

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WALTER ENERGY INC (WLT) Group 3 o$126.9699 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 95 ROE 30% 52.4M SharesPRODUCES HARD COKING COAL AND STEAM COAL FROM UNDERGROUNDMINES FOR USE BY THE STEEL AND UTILITY INDUSTRIES.

+21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 2,383,800 Debt 63%Last Qtr Eps +471%6 Prior Qtr +929%5 Last Qtr Sales +67%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/3

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CATERPILLAR INC (CAT) Group 24 o$95.6899 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 89 ROE 16% 628.4M SharesMANUFACTURES CONSTRUCTION/MINING EQUIPMENT, DIESEL/NATURAL GASENGINES AND TURBINES.

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CIMAREX ENERGY CO (XEC) Group 7 o$100.2398 Comp. Rating 84 EPS RS 93 ROE 10% 82.2M SharesENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS INTEXAS, OKLAHOMA, NEW MEXICO, KANSAS, LOUISIANA AND WYOMING.

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Can you dig it? On Thursday, BigCap 20 member CaterpillarCAT un-earthed stellar quarterly results.

Thanks to improving economicconditions around the world, themining and construction gearmaker trounced views with a 259%surge in Q4 profit. That was its bestperformance in years and markedthe third straight quarter of acceler-ating growth.

Revenue jumped 62%, also thebest in years. Risingdemand formet-als helped drive sales of its miningequipment across all of its regions.North America, Europe and LatinAmerica saw the biggest gains.

For all of 2010, the firm’s earningsbolted 120% and sales climbed 31%.In 2009, profit and revenue tum-bled 61% and 37%, respectively.

Caterpillar sees the world econo-my continuing to improve this year.The company expects full-yearearnings of around $6 a share onsales of at least $50 billion. The esti-mates do not include the impactfrom its buyouts of rival Bucyrus In-ternational or German enginemaker Motoren-Werke Mannheim.

Currently, analysts polled byThomson Reuters are expectingprofit of $5.86 a share on revenue ofabout $50.2 billion.

Caterpillar cleared a 94.99 buypoint from a four-weeks-tight pat-tern Jan. 18. Volume jumped 60%above average as it broke out intonew high ground. But it hasn’t mademuch headway since.

The stock has a Composite Ratingof 99. That’s the highest in the10-member Machinery-Construc-tion/Mining group. Its EarningsPer Share Rating of 80 is also top-notch. Group mates Joy GlobalJOYGand KomatsuKMTUYalso have EPS Rat-ings of 80.

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY DAILY STOCK ANALYSIS MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 B11

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Chipmaker AlteraALTRhad trouble climbing from a break-out but is still holding near a buy point.

The stock formed a square-box base �. This type ofbase is similar to a flat base, but it has a more boxlikeshape. It consists of a four- to seven-week correction anda fairly shallow decline.

To find the buy point, add 10 cents to the highest pointin the pattern. For Altera, that came out to a buy point of38.24. Altera climbed past the buy point on Jan. 14. Butthe market quickly slapped it back down to its 50-daymoving average.

Shares didn’t drop 7% below the buy point, so it didn’tforce those who bought at the breakout to sell.

Now, the stock seems to be finding support at its10-week line �. It bounced from the line on Thursday inabove-average volume. But that was after a heavier sell-off Wednesday. Watch to see if it can continue to climb instrong volume. Altera’s drop to the 10-week line came inlight volume � — although during a holiday-shortenedweek.

The company makes programmable logic devices,which can be customized to do different tasks. Altera isone of the biggest and fastest-growing makers of thesekinds of chips.

Last week, Altera weighed in with a 52% increase infourth-quarter sales. That was the fourth quarter in arow where sales growth came in between 52% and 84%.

Meanwhile, earnings more than doubled, rising 112%last quarter. And that was the fourth straight quarter oftriple-digit gains.

86 87 80 B B+NH ZebraTech ZBRA 38.27 –1.19 –30 157 23ò

9. S&Ls 22 6 WKS AGO 33 10 WKS 33 14 WKS

72 81 46 A B+19.3 BOFIHldg BOFI 14.91 –.83 +98 50 6k

60 79 53 E B 22.9 BerkHll 3.0 BHLB 21.22 –.84 –13 52 20 ê

30 46 19 C A 17.0 CptlFed 2.5 CFFN 11.84 +.01 –46 1.7m 12k

71 76 60 B B–15.6 DimeB 3.7 DCOM 15.17 +.07 +62 157 11 ê

20 27 27 B C–21.4 FFnclOH 2.4 FFBC 16.90 –.43 +89 441 15o

65 47 93 E A 14.2 FrstPacT 2.9 FPTB 13.75 +.09 +23 43 .. ê

49 62 53 C C+15.0 FlushFin 3.6 FFIC 14.27 –.50 +62 149 12 ê

20 59 13 B E 14.8 HudsCB 5.5 HCBK 10.95 –.13 +33 8.4m 10o

76 94 44 B B–14.5 InvBncp ISBC 13.38 –.04+294 616 24 ê

68 74 53 A B–19.3 NYCmtyBc 5.5 NYB 18.27 –.24 –19 2.7m 14o

27 43 33 C B–15.3 NthfldB 1.6 r NFBK 12.76 –.80 +36 39 37 ê

47 85 28 C B–12.8 NstBch 3.4 r NWBI 11.71 –.13 –12 929 22 ê

79 83 58 B B+13.9 OceanFt 3.6 OCFC 13.35 –.36 +35 51 12 ê

78 80 81 E A 15.0 OmniAm OABC 14.80 –.15 +70 53 99k

64 92 33 C B+17.2 Oritani 3.3 ORIT 12.00 –.17 –7 328 24 ê

78 85 49 B B+21.2 Territr 1.4 r TBNK 19.51 –.74 –15 28 17k

77 87 54 B B+16.0 UtdFnB 2.1 r UBNK 15.30 –.46 +6 41 21 ê

75 97 49 B B+17.8 ViewPtF 1.6 VPFG 12.38 –.26 –25 135 23 ê

72 80 75 D A–51.0 WSFSFi 1.1 WSFS 44.30 –2.15 +44 42 40õ

42 71 30 D B+21.7 WshFed 1.4 WFSL 17.15 –.28 –10 591 47 ê

10. AEROSPACE 14 6 WKS AGO 10 10 WKS 14 14 WKS

88 85 80 C A 29.0 AAR AIR 27.02 –1.20 –26 239 18o

32 20 46 B C+35.4 AeroVir AVAV 27.70 –.53 –54 104 32o

56 89 27 B C+85.7 AllintT .3 ATK 75.30 –.71 +70 446 7ò97 76 95 B A NH AppldSg 1.3 APSG 37.99 +.05 –46 311 32 ê87 94 94 C B+23.7 Astronics ATRO 22.51 –.52 +25 29 18k

76 71 81 C B+40.8 BEAerosp BEAV 38.24 –1.46 –5 571 25ò

27 40 32 C C 76.0 Boeing 2.4 BA 69.23 –1.33 –5 5.3m 16o

72 55 84 C B–12.9 CAE 1.3 CAE 12.65 –.15 +9 28 20k

92 97 87 A B–15.7 CPIAero CVU 12.45 –.19 –23 34 15 ê81 66 92 B B 19.5 CPIIntl CPII 19.41 –.03 –41 56 15k

91 97 71 B B 51.5 Cubic .4 CUB 48.57 –1.03 +56 122 18k

60 70 52 C B 37.5 CurtsWrt .9 CW 34.86 –.84 +26 246 15k

38 24 49 B C 33.2 DigitlGlb DGI 30.57 –.22 +42 316 76ò38 56 38 D B–24.3 Ducmmun 1.4 DCO 21.80 –.64 +23 43 12k

68 51 82 C B 34.0 Embraer .5 ERJ 32.76 +.47 +89 1.8m 19o

93 92 87 B B+73.5 Esterline ESL 70.31 –1.95 –4 172 16ò

77 75 41 A B+31.5 FLIRSystms FLIR 30.63 –.01 +31 1.8m 20ò84 87 49 B A+79.0 GenDyn 2.3 r GD 74.13 –2.07 +17 2.3m 10o

52 22 73 A B–47.5 GeoEye GEOY 40.61 –.47 +14 135 19o

79 81 73 B B 92.6 Goodrich 1.3 GR 89.92 –1.79 +33 1.1m 20ó

80 93 68 B D+59.0 Heico .2 HEI 49.65 –1.98 +59 155 30k

76 93 58 B D+42.9 HeicoA .3 HEIA 36.35 –1.00 +64 82 22k

51 53 55 D B 18.4 HerleyInds HRLY 16.57 –.66 +6 38 30o

88 88 71 B A–19.5 Hexcel HXL 18.75 –.55 +15 692 24o

54 28 75 E A 15.6 KratosDers KTOS 13.86 –.47 +37 135 36o

54 86 24 C B+97.8 L3Comm 2.1 r LLL 76.39 –2.01 +23 1.3m 9o

57 55 65 D B+19.5 LMIAerospc LMIA 18.22 –.52 +1 46 16 ê54 61 38 B B 87.2 Lockhee 3.8 r LMT 78.20 –.90 +35 4.4m 10o

83 91 69 B B 44.5 MoogA MOGA 42.13 –1.48 +26 193 17k

71 90 50 C B+70.4 NorthrpG 2.8 r NOC 67.58 –1.64 +12 1.9m 11ò

34 51 38 C D+19.6 OrbitalSci r ORB 16.85 –.51 +6 277 27ò78 78 60 A B–148 PrecCast .1 PCP 141.0 –3.55 +4 781 20o

56 77 29 B B+60.1 RaythnB 3.0 r RTN 49.48 –1.66 +89 5.9m 9o

65 65 48 A B 68.0 RockColl 1.5 COL 63.81 –1.09 +43 1.8m 17o

46 30 51 B B 24.6 SpiritAer SPR 23.48 –.39 +6 1.5m 15ò73 69 65 C A–48.9 Teledyne TDY 47.43 –.91 +98 273 15 ê63 53 78 D B NH Textron .3 TXT 26.32 –.66 +16 3.5m 32o

93 86 86 A A–NH 7TransDg TDG 76.70 –1.12 +4 267 22ò

95 87 84 B A–97.37Triumph .2 TGI 94.50 –1.69 +7 165 16ò

11. INTERNET 5 6 WKS AGO 2 10 WKS 5 14 WKS

95 99 89 A C–26.07ArubaNetn ARUN.21.33 –.78 –19 2.2m 59ò

3Qtrs EPS avg +378 % LQ +200 % 3Q Sales avg +47 % LQ +44 %

97 99 92 A C+115 7Baidu BIDU.106.5 –2.51 +7 7.9m87ò

3Qtrs EPS avg +123 % LQ +113 % 3Q Sales avg +72 % LQ +80 %

7 14 27 C D-29.5 AOLn AOL 23.82 -.35 -8 639 9ò94 88 79 A B–54.7 AkmaiTch r AKAM 47.75 –.24 +24 4.5m 32ò98 94 97 B A–37.17Ancestry r ACOM.35.11 –.87 –23 371 49ò19 21 12 C C 35.0 Chinacache CCIH 22.56 –.19 –43 85 ..õ90 95 95 B B–14.87DiceHldgn DHX 12.89 –.55 +20 485 51k

20 18 34 C C 39.1 DigitalRiver r DRIV 30.78 –4.73+925 6.1m 35o

52 51 24 B B 107 Equinix EQIX 88.82 +1.14+167 2.3m 90ò95 99 88 A C+145 7F5Netwrks r FFIV 109.6 –1.36 +29 4.3m 37o

83 96 51 A C+642 Google GOOG 601.0–15.80 +71 4.2m 20o

51 39 66 C C 31.0 IACInter IACI 28.17 –.36 +45 1.5m 37ò94 91 95 C B 19.67Keynote 1.4 KEYN 17.44 –1.56+334 584 26 ê

91 67 91 A C+47.9 LogMeIn LOGM.38.80 –.77 +27 288 53ò20 32 22 B C–13.1 LoopNet LOOP 10.10 –.47 +43 163 24k

76 80 68 C C–20.1 MeruNet MERU 17.95 –.26 –57 42 ..õ36 80 24 D B–25.9 MonstrWw MWW 15.95 –5.44+625 21m ..o

97 96 95 B B+NH 7Rackspce RAX.33.77 +1.56+214 5.1m 99ò48 1 94 E B+NH Savvis SVVS 30.26 +3.69+999 6.4m ..ò92 95 97 B A–90.17SinaCorp SINA.80.68 –2.38 +15 2.4m 51o

85 83 81 A C 17.0 SmithMicro SMSI 12.74 –.28 +15 568 14ò81 85 49 A B–25.0 SolarWds r SWI 18.84 –.33 +26 662 26k

85 54 98 B B+20.0 VirnetXn VHC 12.48 –.60 –41 527 8o

76 80 54 C A–54.9 WebMD WBMD 52.24 –1.12 –6 322 87ò

46 89 32 C C–19.1 Yahoo r YHOO 15.83 –.37 +44 24m 21o

12. BUILDING 27 6 WKS AGO 29 10 WKS 30 14 WKS

44 47 55 B B+29.6 AAON 1.4 r AAON 26.44 –1.57 –13 40 20 ê

54 45 75 C C+60.7 Acuity 1.0 r AYI 54.05 –1.20 +40 587 25o

82 94 46 C A+30.9 AecomTecn ACM 28.81 –.69 –17 572 13ò39 27 47 B B–32.9 AMCOLI 2.4 ACO 30.04 –2.23+372 391 21o

36 58 52 D D+85.3 Ameron 1.6 r AMN 74.36 –1.89 –18 71 22ó

50 37 88 D B 44.1 ArmstrW AWI 40.79 –.95 –50 192 22 ê58 48 72 D B 16.5 Blount BLT 14.87 –.58 +38 245 17 ê5 6 26 D A 29.4 CRHPlc 3.8 CRH 20.85 –1.31+201 1.2m 18k

50 42 73 C B–49.0 CavcoInd CVCO 41.64 –2.58 +71 47 99 ê

79 83 89 C B 36.57ChicgB&I CBI 32.61 –1.22 –9 825 17ò

30 26 47 C B 15.4 DRHort 1.2 DHI 12.50 –.31 +36 8.4m 99o

86 80 76 C B 63.6 DeltcTm .5 DEL 58.31 –4.08 +39 53 49k

43 42 50 B B–28.1 DrewIndu DW 23.24 –.81 +57 104 18k

16 13 21 D C+11.4 EmpICA ICA 9.85 –.30 +89 285 99 ê77 78 90 C C+NH FerroCp FOE 15.47 –.51 +43 1.1m 15 ê72 58 90 C B 72.8 Fluor .7 r FLR 68.33 –1.46 –14 1.8m 28ò

43 87 9 A D–18.2 Gafisan 1.0 GFA 12.54 –.30 +20 2.7m 13ò30 44 25 A E 35.9 HomexDvlp HXM 30.49 –1.38+122 333 11k

80 78 87 C B–17.7 Intrface .5 IFSIA 16.23 –.25 +34 419 33k

62 55 80 D B 53.1 JacobsEng JEC 49.95 –2.15 +12 1.6m 20o

85 95 89 D A–33.77KBRInc .6 KBR 31.66 –1.37 +48 2.2m 15ò

66 61 68 C B 36.9 LaynChrst LAYN 31.42 –.89 +62 156 25 ê75 80 80 E A–21.8 LennarA .8 LEN 19.66 –.51 –29 3.3m 37o

74 80 80 E B+18.1 LennarB 1.0 LENB 16.26 –.44 –27 29 31 ê61 75 65 B B 51.1 Lennox 1.2 LII 48.11 –.27 +19 467 19k

7 39 26 D D 100 MrtMar 1.9 MLM 82.29 –2.42 +28 495 46ò

19 7 54 D A–18.8 Masco 2.3 MAS 13.29 –.66 –19 3.7m 45ò59 80 64 E B 26.1 Meritage MTH 22.90 –.93 –33 222 ..ò25 36 41 D B 66.9 MohawkInd MHK 55.56 –3.22+135 1.0m 22ò

57 20 72 B A 804 NVR r NVR 787.3 –5.82 +56 60 23 ê

33 75 7 B C+19.8 OrionMar ORN 11.59 –.36 –17 251 13 ê33 18 62 D B+37.4 OwensC r OC 33.11 –.63 +13 1.3m 24ò22 64 11 D B 13.9 PulteGrp PHM 8.08 –.16 +6 8.4m ..ò38 25 52 C B–21.2 Quanex .8 r NX 19.53 –.57 –28 262 29k

87 88 66 B B+23.8 Quanta PWR 23.12 –.53 –12 2.0m 23ò39 33 64 C B–24.7 RPMIntl 3.6 RPM 23.27 –.59 +45 1.2m 16o

61 63 57 D A–40.5 ShawGp r SHAW 36.72 –1.43 +8 1.1m 18o

39 66 48 D C–35.6 SmpsnMf 1.4 SSD 29.61 –1.16 +9 246 31k

42 34 75 B B 45.8 SmithAO 1.3 AOS 42.30 –1.29 –27 325 25 ê

82 91 71 C C+58.2 SnapOn 2.3 SNA 56.16 –1.36 +6 293 19ò

87 77 76 A B+73.5 Stanley 1.9 SWK 72.72 +.10 +79 3.1m 19o

18 51 24 D C 15.6 TecmsehA TECUA 12.24 –.63 +26 75 .. ê74 53 66 A B+37.3 ThorInd 1.1 THO 36.58 –.55 +13 522 17o

57 80 50 E A–23.7 TollBros TOL 20.44 –.28 –23 2.1m ..ò87 84 70 B B–64.8 Toro 1.3 r TTC 60.71 –1.10 –22 164 21k

39 67 36 D B 25.5 TutorPerini TPC 22.33 –1.05 –48 211 9ò

44 84 29 D B 53.3 URS r URS 42.75 –1.47 –25 491 13o

20 14 72 E C+25.6 USG USG 16.39 –.36 +18 1.5m ..o70 57 72 B B+NH Valspar 2.0 r VAL 36.90 –.43 –19 732 16k

2 2 24 E C 59.9 Vulcan 2.4 VMC 41.72 –1.44 +16 1.5m ..ò

62 76 60 B B 65.7 Watsco 3.4 WSO 61.89 –.72 +8 336 26ò47 66 45 C B–37.8 WattsWa 1.2 WTS 35.71 –1.23 +38 269 18ò

86 80 89 E A–23.3 Weyerha .9 WY 22.67 –.34 +19 6.9m ..ò91 80 84 B A 17.4 Wnnbgo WGO 14.97 –1.16 +90 650 28o

13. SOFTWARE 15 6 WKS AGO 7 10 WKS 9 14 WKS

96 99 98 A B–28.27CamelotInfo CIS.24.08 –1.26 –44 279 43ó

3Qtrs EPS avg +107 % LQ +53 % 3Q Sales avg +73 % LQ +57 %

97 99 75 A C–28.2 Ebix EBIX.22.51 –.92 –17 38116o

3Qtrs EPS avg +54 % LQ +72 % 3Q Sales avg +47 % LQ +43 %

37 15 82 C C+28.2 ACIWwde ACIW 25.75 -.76 -8 110 42k

48 86 30 B D+12.7 Activsn 1.3 r ATVI 11.21 –.02 –5 8.2m 14ò83 92 47 A B 37.3 AdobeSys r ADBE 32.49 –1.36 –5 6.5m 16o

81 82 75 B B 31.3 AdvntSftw r ADVS 29.13 –.94 –23 162 45k

89 87 62 A A+22.6 AllsptsHlth MDRX 20.84 –.08 +2 2.3m 36ò83 88 66 A C+56.4 Ansys ANSS 51.85 –.70 +7 453 25ò97 63 96 A B NH Ariba ARBA 27.40 +2.35+406 4.7m 36o

67 99 7 A B–32.6 AsiaInfoLink ASIA 18.41 +.22 +89 1.6m 12ó56 23 84 E B+14.5 AspenTech AZPN 14.21 –.17 +23 694 ..k92 97 79 A B–49.3 Athenahltn ATHN 43.15 –.53 –17 386 81o

84 72 82 A B–42.3 Autodesk r ADSK 39.97 –.80 0 2.6m 31ò54 80 35 A D+22.7 Autonavi AMAP 16.39 –.61 +31 103 46õ92 87 64 A B 49.1 BMCSftwr r BMC 46.98 –1.36 +26 2.1m 16ó

69 57 48 A B 28.7 BlkBaud 1.7 r BLKB 26.00 –.88 +12 174 27k

55 88 22 A C+45.5 Blkboard BBBB 38.71 –1.04 +32 421 21ò

81 61 87 A B NH Bottmline EPAY 22.90 +2.53+293 668 22o

63 81 40 A B–25.7 CAInc .7 r CA 23.38 –.37+133 7.9m 13o

89 94 68 A B NH Cerner CERN 96.49 –.39 +49 724 34ò63 82 25 A B 36.4 Changyou CYOU 31.55 –.36 –7 141 9ò95 90 79 A B+48.8 CheckPtSf r CHKP.46.22 –.52 +45 2.5m 19ó81 78 73 A B–71.9 CitrixSys r CTXS 63.76 –1.07 +15 2.9m 32o

84 62 83 A C–31.9 CommVlt r CVLT 29.90 –.45 +13 445 42ò89 88 67 A B–NH CmptrPr 2.8 CPSI 50.84 +5.03+582 395 29 ê71 66 71 B B+12.3 Compuwr CPWR 10.48 –1.09+314 9.1m 21o

71 72 51 B D 56.6 ConcurTch CNQR 50.04 –1.22 –23 419 64ò

69 82 48 B A–48.2 DSTSys 1.3 DST 46.69 –1.14 –19 179 10k

50 36 61 C B–22.7 DealerTrk TRAK 19.68 –.29 +91 289 45k

65 12 94 D A 13.5 DemandTn DMAN 12.15 –.29 +23 391 .. ê55 2 91 D A–32.1 Digimarc r DMRC 29.94 –.42 +9 32 99k

58 79 45 C B 14.0 EPIQSys 1.1 r EPIQ 12.99 –.47 +22 137 18k

8 29 15 D C–20.2 ElecArts ERTS 15.00 –.08 +40 6.5m 57ò56 58 55 C A–27.0 FairIsa .3 r FICO 25.65 –.34+118 483 17o

98 65 97 A B 39.8 Fortinet FTNT 36.95 –.85 +59 1.1m 63o

91 89 86 B A+18.47FundTech FNDT 17.59 –.41 +20 34 20k

96 92 93 A D–NH 7Informtc r INFA.45.66 +3.09+220 2.7m 40o

64 25 82 C C+14.5 IntrntCap ICGE 11.93 –.27 +74 260 5k

90 73 83 C B 22.9 IntralksHdgI IL 20.22 –.07 –52 218 99õ60 57 71 B C 50.5 Intuit r INTU 46.77 –.54 –14 2.8m 22ò96 82 66 A A–31.7 JDASfwr JDAS 30.00 –.16 +23 281 17k

78 78 66 A B 31.1 JackHn 1.3 JKHY 29.44 –.81 +26 516 20ò51 64 56 D B 17.3 KITDigitn KITD 13.55 –.87 –48 153 .. ê76 26 92 B B 23.0 KenexaCp KNXA 20.42 –.70 +40 132 39k

53 91 20 A D 42.9 LongtopFn LFT.32.96 –.07 +56 873 22ò68 59 53 B C 32.1 ManhAssc MANH 29.96 –.41+111 194 21k

87 75 75 A B–48.0 McAfee r MFE 47.87 –.01 –21 2.7m 18ò53 73 23 A B–25.1 MedAsst MDAS 19.77 –.30 –25 404 22ò77 48 85 C B+NH MentrGrp MENT 12.61 –.14 +42 1.1m 24 ê66 82 30 A B–31.6 Micrsft 2.3 MSFT 27.75 –1.12+157 141m 11o

80 27 74 A A 115 MicroStr MSTR 105.5 –.48+102 215 28o

92 87 72 B B+12.7 Monotypen TYPE 11.15 –.34 –62 80 25 ê73 90 43 A D 43.7 Netease NTES 40.02 –.47 –5 515 16ò94 90 86 A B–25.67Netscout NTCT 23.27 –.84 +1 326 23 ê92 80 93 C B–30.47NetSuiten N 25.34 –.54 –17 271 99ò51 47 47 C B 6.5 Novell NOVL 6.00 –.01 –74 2.8m 22ò94 82 78 A B+21.0 NuanceCm NUAN 20.14 –.40 –27 1.8m 16ò95 98 66 A B 51.0 OpenText r OTEX 48.87 –.47 –2 283 14ò98 96 97 B B NH 7OpntTe 1.4 OPNT 29.32 +3.70+464 562 47 ê98 95 76 A A–NH Oracle .6 ORCL.32.00 –.92 +8 31m 16o

55 43 62 B B–25.3 ParmTch PMTC 21.79 –.94+125 2.2m 22o

76 76 58 A B–39.7 Pegsys .4 r PEGA 33.58 –.01 +90 326 49k

21 51 5 B B–42.2 PerfctWn PWRD 22.69 –.31 –27 429 7o

93 88 84 B A–45.2 ProgSftw r PRGS 42.68 –.48 +48 413 17 ê71 42 90 C C+29.3 QlikTech QLIK 23.09 –.71 –29 470 85ó94 89 83 A A–NH QualtyS 1.5 QSII 77.45 +2.85+365 688 40o

89 85 77 B C–28.5 QuestSoft QSFT 25.54 –.46 +1 570 18k

75 71 75 A D–49.0 RedHat r RHT 41.06 –.32 +43 3.1m 54o

42 65 14 A B+14.5 RenscLr 3.0 RLRN 10.64 –1.62 +85 90 13 ê

84 38 87 A C 28.6 RightNow r RNOW 25.75 –.69 –52 195 62k

15 43 11 B C 27.5 RosettaSt RST 19.04 –.49 +77 211 17ò97 96 92 A A–69.57RoviCorp r ROVI 60.97 –3.89 +96 3.1m 29ò

94 87 70 A B+NH SAPAG .7 r SAP 57.23 –.13+158 3.6m 19o

75 67 76 C B 16.8 SPSCmc SPSC 15.55 –.24 –78 14 59õ52 97 21 B D 22.0 SSnC SSNC 18.25 –.72 +33 109 24õ94 83 90 A B+48.9 SXCHlth SXCI 46.79 –1.75 –37 210 43o

95 80 91 A D 151 7Salesforc CRM.131.6 +3.37 +29 4.1m 99ò35 27 58 C C–15.8 Sciquest SQI 13.38 –.18 –97 1 95õ22 37 19 B B–49.9 ShandaInt r SNDA 39.73 –.31 +19 217 17o

94 87 84 A B+80.97Sohu.com SOHU 73.88 +.73+110 2.0m 18ò96 91 82 A B 54.87SoleraH .6 SLH 51.94 –1.09 –37 170 23k

72 79 52 A D+32.8 Sourcefire FIRE 24.39 +.12 –9 453 37ò63 42 86 C D–32.9 SuccessF SFSF 28.65 –.52 +31 1.3m 99ò56 52 55 B B–18.8 Symantec r SYMC 17.46 –.45+111 19m 12o

98 91 90 A A–32.17Synchron SNCR 27.83 –1.02 –22 299 40ò

81 72 64 B A–NH Synopsys SNPS 26.84 –.64 +20 1.2m 16ò72 80 73 C B–13.6 TakeTwoIS TTWO 12.41 –.41 +64 2.7m 12o

88 81 67 B C+32.7 TaleoA TLEO 29.41 –.20 +17 496 37ò98 96 95 A C+22.17TibcoSft r TIBX.21.56 –.16 +42 3.6m 28o

79 51 88 C B 57.2 UltimtStwr ULTI 48.22 –1.74 –50 96 99k

73 65 86 D B–38.1 VerintSys VRNT 34.20 –.90 –27 189 12 ê93 77 81 A B+34.5 Verisign r VRSN 33.75 +.85 +94 5.8m 32o

90 98 85 A D+97.67VMware r VMW 85.79 –.55 –2 2.2m 56o

94 77 91 A C 28.5 Vocus VOCS 26.58 –.47 –39 72 39k

51 73 23 A C+25.3 Websns r WBSN 19.23 –.53 +35 449 16k

14. FINANCE 17 6 WKS AGO 16 10 WKS 17 14 WKS

89 65 79 A A 16.0 AerCap r AER 15.01 –.57 –3 350 7ò90 78 86 A D+106 AffiltMgrs AMG 101.8 –2.81 +6 479 19ò

78 91 63 A D+78.2 AlliancDta r ADS 71.25 –1.18 +45 992 11ò

6 8 7 B D 35.0 AlliBern 2.3 AB 20.98 –.40 +7 560 13ò

59 52 59 A B–31.4 Altisrcen ASPS 28.67 –.07 –35 41 19o

80 80 91 C C+109 Amerco UHAL 88.98 –3.52 –42 33 12k

52 84 37 B C–49.2 AmerExp 1.6 AXP 43.86 –.68 +8 9.7m 12o

91 69 85 A B+NH Amerprs 1.2 r AMP 60.31 –2.18 –8 1.6m 14ò

33 24 41 B C+13.7 ApollInv 9 AINV 11.49 –.39 +28 2.1m 10ò70 52 53 A B–17.4 AresCap 8.5 ARCC 16.45 –.34 +49 2.1m 12ò69 23 79 B B+26.0 ArlingA 9 AI 25.05 +.38+223 120 7k

31 55 8 B B 26.4 ArtioGI 1.6 r ART 14.72 –.76 +57 353 8 ê85 91 51 A A–231 Blackrck 2.1 r BLK 194.3 –7.45 +9 1.0m 17o

37 29 49 B C+12.9 BlkRKel 11 BKCC 11.54 –.24 +14 609 10o

93 73 76 A A NH Blackst 2.6 BX 15.58 –.54 +17 4.2m 14ò13 56 8 C B–22.1 BlckH&R 4.8 HRB 12.50 –.61 +96 11m 8o

11 38 37 .. C 24.0 BrdrdgF 2.6 r BR 22.76 –.17 –13 592 15ò57 56 69 E C 23.3 BrkfInf 5.1 BIP 21.59 –.21 –54 100 ..k88 94 93 B B–21.57CAIIntln CAP 19.06 –.68 –50 73 17 ê38 86 9 A B 34.2 CBOE 1.7 CBOE 22.97 –.18 –1 322 21ó49 78 37 B B–347 CMEGrp 1.5 CME 304.9 –4.99 –14 410 20ò

87 78 83 B B NH Calams 2.0 CLMS 15.37 –.67 +48 275 16k

21 3 35 C B–14.2 CampusC 5.0 CCG 12.86 –.43 –70 111 ..õ86 77 75 B B+49.7 CaptlOne .4 COF 48.24 –.16 +33 5.6m 7o

74 94 70 D B+18.8 Cardtrncn CATM 16.53 –.49 –29 199 18k

82 81 57 A B 42.4 CashAmer .4 r CSH 40.00 –.83+102 380 10o

82 59 81 A C+NH CohenStr 1.4 CNS 28.37 –.49 +9 142 29 ê35 32 47 .. B–20.8 ColonyFn 5.9 CLNY 20.28 –.28 +50 79 24 ê26 32 50 C B 21.4 CoreLogic CLGX 19.95 –.68 +24 736 9k

28 52 17 .. C+16.7 CoresiteRlty COR 14.35 –.27 –24 191 ..õ83 94 43 A B–64.1 CreditAcc CACC 57.21 –1.88 +75 43 11k

28 4 39 B B 54.2 CrdSuis 2.5 CS 45.12 –.69 +22 1.4m 10ò56 47 83 D B+NH Discove .4 DFS 20.46 –.58 –8 4.0m 16o

75 48 84 B B 32.5 DollarFin DLLR 30.10 –.74 +94 417 16 ê67 48 73 B B–17.8 DuffPhl 1.4 r DUF 16.69 –.51 +52 129 21k

47 60 48 E B+19.9 ETrade ETFC 16.35 –.39 +78 4.9m ..o61 80 29 A D 36.1 EatnVan 2.4 EV 30.40 –.58 –4 885 20ò68 82 45 B B 17.2 ElctrRnt 4.1 ELRC 14.78 –.72 +19 41 19 ê63 80 33 A D–22.7 Ellington EFC 22.20 –.01 –4 30 13õ

97 98 93 C A–21.67AltraHld AIMC 20.72 –.39 +61 294 22o

49 77 8 A D–39.8 AmSprcnd AMSC 27.39 –.95 –2 810 27ò94 94 81 A B–42.5 Ametek .6 r AME 39.01 –1.06 +13 939 22o

40 74 32 D E 36.9 AstecInd ASTE 29.82 –1.68 +24 148 27ò

83 66 78 C A–30.2 Babcock&Wil BWC 28.67 –.91 +27 732 27ó60 79 29 A E 45.5 BadgerM 1.4 BMI 40.47 –1.28 +28 93 22ò

90 56 91 B B 91.0 Bucyrus .1 BUCY 90.68 –.10 –14 1.5m 25ò34 53 26 B D 18.4 CalgnCarb CCC 14.10 –.25 +69 853 22k

96 80 87 D A–51.8 Cascade .9 CASC 46.30 –2.72 –20 57 74 ê

99 79 89 A B 97.8 Caterplr 1.8 CAT 95.68 –.95 +35 7.2m 22o

69 62 78 C D–44.5 Circor .4 CIR 40.47 –1.38 –1 59 22ò

78 76 62 B B–45.1 Clarcor 1.0 r CLC 42.69 –1.25 +57 300 22 ê

93 97 88 B A–91.6 CleanH CLH 88.91 –1.42 –17 146 19ò

76 54 86 C B 19.3 Colfaxn CFX 18.18 –.70 +40 142 22k

26 27 38 D C 22.3 ClmbMckn CMCO 17.06 –2.66+999 889 40 ê

85 72 80 C B+62.1 CooprInd 1.8 CBE 60.77 –.69 +19 1.3m 18o

82 95 79 D D–25.0 DXPEnterpr DXPE 21.60 –.56 –30 34 19 ê92 92 81 A B 60.3 Donalds .9 r DCI 58.04 –1.13 –45 116 23ò

90 88 78 B C+NH Dover 1.8 DOV 62.15 +2.67+252 4.6m 17o

29 82 2 A E 30.4 DuoyGW DGW 10.81 –.43+221 724 7o

61 80 43 C D–26.1 EncorWi .4 r WIRE 22.40 –.91 +2 83 58ò49 72 9 C B–36.8 EnerNOCn ENOC 25.68 –.14 +40 443 24ò98 98 86 B B 33.97EnerSys ENS 32.18 –.58 +46 407 16ò80 57 87 C B NH EnPro NPO 41.83 –.78 +41 183 15k

84 60 75 B A NH Flowser .9 FLS 123.0 +.36+127 1.3m 16ò71 37 90 C B 39.0 FosterWh FWLT 36.06 –1.46 –12 2.1m 18ò

91 79 81 C A 43.5 FrankElc 1.3 FELE 41.03 –1.25 +57 139 21k

23 47 5 B D–42.7 FuelSys FSYS 26.23 –1.11 +29 375 7o

96 90 90 C A 73.6 GardnrD .3 GDI 71.78 –.60 –18 283 24ò67 63 59 D B–17.3 Generac GNRC 15.69 –.92 +41 136 9 ê60 19 84 D B+39.1 GenlCable BGC 36.84 –.75 +13 734 24ò87 40 97 B A–24.0 GlbPwrEqGp GLPW 23.32 –.14 +26 65 13õ60 79 52 C E 37.4 Gormanr 1.3 GRC 31.22 –.83 +26 42 26k

95 79 84 A A–NH Graco 2.0 GGG 42.15 –.07 +79 523 27k

67 35 86 C B+24.6 Graham .4 GHM 22.48 –.33 +74 85 53õ76 99 20 A C+26.0 HarbinElec HRBN 18.83 –.50 –56 277 6o

95 80 91 A B 17.4 HLSSys HOLI 16.15 +.44 +44 441 24k

87 76 77 B B+62.7 HubbllB 2.4 HUBB 60.53 –1.86 –5 255 16 ê

88 83 70 B C 40.3 IDEX 1.5 IEX 38.95 –.86 –15 242 20k

84 92 69 B B–24.9 IESI–BFC 2.1 BIN 24.07 –.26 –60 102 27k

89 81 71 B B+56.4 ILToolWk 2.5 ITW 54.71 –.58 –3 3.1m 18ó51 76 53 B C–21.2 IndSvAm IDSA 12.76 –1.17 +21 74 11 ê

79 73 77 C B–47.8 IngersRd .6 IR 46.12 –.88 –23 2.4m 19ò88 95 71 B B+29.2 InsitfTch INSU 26.33 –1.25 +15 295 17k

56 47 44 B B 21.2 JBeanTc 1.6 JBT 18.05 –.67 +23 118 16 ê93 79 91 B B 93.5 JoyGlbl .8 JOYG 85.35 –1.79 –36 966 19o

76 75 64 D B 24.4 Kadant r KAI 21.50 –1.44 +47 64 19k

80 66 62 C A–30.8 KamanA 1.9 KAMN 29.34 –1.20 +24 159 26k

84 80 85 B C–44.1 Knnmtl 1.2 r KMT 40.04 –1.47+125 1.3m 19 ê

91 80 99 C B+34.7 LGLGroup LGL 22.18 –.23 –79 4 8 ê94 92 67 A B–13.1 LihuaInt r LIWA 10.66 –.20 –28 181 8o

79 71 68 C A–70.2 LincnElc 1.9 LECO 66.28 –1.80 –25 99 23k

36 14 68 E B–16.4 Manitowc .6 MTW 13.38 –.48 +5 2.1m ..ò45 75 40 C C+12.5 MetPro 2.4 MPR 11.02 –.38 +40 43 27k

59 67 20 A C 27.4 NIDEC .9 NJ 23.24 –.39+999 828 18 ê80 72 87 D D+121 NACCO 1.9 NC 110.5 +2.63+173 51 14 ê96 94 86 A B–95.8 Nordsn .9 NDSN 92.07 –1.34 +15 212 20k

86 93 77 B B 51.2 Pall 1.4 PLL 48.66 –1.41 –43 440 20o

91 84 83 B B–93.2 ParkHan 1.3 PH 87.19 –1.46 +10 1.3m 16o

76 82 45 C B–39.3 Pentair 2.2 r PNR 35.77 –.65 +32 654 18k

73 50 72 C A–39.2 Powell Inds POWL 37.70 –.88 –32 64 12k

89 89 66 B B+70.7 RegalBel 1.0 RBC 66.11 –1.88 –50 209 16k

49 69 36 B B–33.0 RepbSvc 2.6 r RSG 30.69 –.60 –13 2.2m 18ò98 95 95 C B+42.6 RobbMyr .4 RBN 41.72 +.99+110 954 30o

99 84 89 A A–83.0 RockwlA 1.7 ROK 80.34 –2.36 +91 2.2m 22o

71 56 73 C B–NH SPX 1.3 SPW 76.41 –1.52 –11 386 19ò

90 80 96 D B 33.77SauerDnf SHS 28.28 –.86 –10 126 44 ê91 91 78 A B 82.2 Stericycle SRCL.78.44 –.81 +10 546 32ò87 85 79 C B 37.1 Stratasys SSYS 32.50 –1.11 –10 113 58ò

86 72 84 C B–39.5 SunHydr 1.0 SNHY 35.82 –1.57 +21 47 36 ê

85 90 91 C B+26.7 Team r TISI 25.52 –.56 +23 111 25 ê84 70 79 C A–42.4 Tennant 1.7 TNC 39.93 –1.99+113 139 34k

76 51 91 E B–33.3 Terex TEX 31.75 –.79 –16 1.5m ..ò46 78 41 C C–27.2 TetraTech TTEK 23.13 –.69 –4 354 18ó96 80 95 C B–34.3 ThreeDSys TDSC 27.18 –1.94 +64 145 45k

27 32 42 C B–18.2 USEcolo 4.3 ECOL 16.81 –.74 +19 76 27 ê78 86 66 B B NH WstCnn .7 WCN 28.84 –.41 –8 427 23k

56 56 53 B B NH WsteMin 3.3 WM 37.87 –.47 +2 2.7m 18ò74 83 58 B C–39.5 Wdward .7 r WGOV 33.51 –1.10 +55 603 22o

7. AGRICULTRE 16 6 WKS AGO 1 10 WKS 1 14 WKS

83 79 87 D C–56.2 AGCO AGCO 50.01 –1.42 +8 1.5m 26ò

88 95 80 C B–95.8 Agrium .1 AGU.87.90 –1.31 +66 3.1m 21ò

86 87 64 C B–28.2 AlamoG .9 ALG 25.72 –1.16 +98 51 14 ê

68 58 60 C B+42.4 Anderso 1.1 ANDE 39.09 –1.33 –31 158 13ò

89 57 98 C B 13.4 ArtsWay .5 ARTW 12.24 –.62 +21 26 32k

51 42 71 D B–72.7 Bunge 1.4 r BG 66.82 –1.55 –6 1.1m 41ò

88 53 88 B B 149 CFInds .3 CF 134.0 +.22 +43 2.9m 17ò

89 80 92 D C 53.97CNHGlobl CNH 47.36 –.62 +47 466 22o

24 43 8 B C–30.8 ChinAgri CAGC 10.98 –.05 +13 332 11o

59 32 72 A D 14.7 Cosann 2.0 CZZ 12.89 –.12 +24 1.5m 9ò45 4 73 C B–20.1 Cresud 1.8 CRESY 17.94 –1.09 +79 191 21k

81 54 93 B B+13.9 DarlingIntl DAR 13.70 +.74+999 15m 25o

99 91 88 A B+NH Deere 1.6 DE 88.91 –2.07 –8 3.4m 19ò

13 10 12 D C 17.3 ImprlSgr .7 IPSU 12.21 –.74 +54 145 ..k85 47 82 B B–39.6 IntPotashn IPI 36.10 –1.12 –4 706 68o

78 68 69 C B 52.7 Kubota 1.2 KUB 51.26 –1.47 +16 25 23k

92 67 96 C A+30.6 LSBInds LXU 29.70 –.54 +36 243 57 ê87 65 91 B B+72.8 Lindsay .5 LNN 63.76 –2.28 +1 246 38o

80 87 63 B B+78.6 Mnsnto 1.6 r MON 71.54 –2.14 –23 4.2m 29o

98 98 88 A C–85.5 Mosaic .3 MOS.79.78 +1.11 +17 6.8m 25o

98 97 92 A B+178 Potash .2 r POT 174.2 +.02 +17 4.7m 28o

58 38 43 C A–55.0 ScottMG 1.9 r SMG 51.36 –2.77+236 1.5m 16o

92 87 80 A D–60.3 ScQmMra .9 SQM 52.72 –1.18+109 1.2m 39ò

85 60 78 B B+65.8 Syngenta 1.4 SYT 63.52 –.84 +38 501 21ò88 90 57 B B–117 TerraNit 5.1 TNH 109.2 –2.76 –12 31 16k

8. COMPUTER 4 6 WKS AGO 3 10 WKS 3 14 WKS

95 99 84 A C 348 AppleInc AAPL 336.1 –7.11 +40 21m 18o

3Qtrs EPS avg +73 % LQ +75 % 3Q Sales avg +66 % LQ +71 %

99 99 94 A B–33.2 EZchip EZCH 29.92 –1.23 +1 30329ò

3Qtrs EPS avg +203 % LQ +113 % 3Q Sales avg +72 % LQ +54 %

99 98 98 A B–39.97Riverbed RVBD.35.53 +.62+125 9.2m60o

3Qtrs EPS avg +82 % LQ +81 % 3Q Sales avg +44 % LQ +47 %

73 79 60 C D 40.2 BlackBox .7 BBOX 35.17 -1.25 +4 74 10k

80 96 46 A B 36.3 BluCoat r BCSI 28.09 –.98 –15 588 18ò55 48 54 B B+52.3 Canon 2.4 CAJ 48.78 –2.07 +51 434 21o

62 85 12 A C 27.7 Cisco r CSCO 20.93 –.51 –22 46m 12ò83 36 94 B B–34.2 Cmpllntnya CML 27.69 –.03 –28 907 98ò42 76 19 A D+17.5 DellInc DELL 13.15 –.29 +16 23m 9ò49 68 35 C D+35.2 Diebold 3.5 DBD 30.47 –.67 –18 317 16ò98 93 80 A A–NH EMC r EMC 24.48 –.48 +20 23m 19o

76 80 72 C B–16.0 ElecImag EFII 14.88 –.86+110 327 25o

37 41 36 B C–14.3 Emulex ELX 11.13 –.40 +23 1.6m 15o

63 89 27 A B 54.8 HewlttPk .7 HPQ 45.51 –1.23 +15 21m 9ò

87 74 88 B B–18.5 IXIA XXIA 15.23 –.59 +3 635 43k

19 38 20 E C 15.6 Intermec r IN 11.00 –.47 +53 296 99k

78 80 55 C B–16.3 Intevac Inc IVAC 12.98 –.34 +51 150 10k

93 91 79 A C+38.7 JnprNtwk r JNPR 36.28 –.92 +44 7.2m 27o

50 88 34 B C–48.1 LexmarkA LXK 35.27 –1.16 +47 1.6m 7ò

43 56 55 B E 23.3 Logitech LOGI 19.13 –.04 –16 1.4m 19o

97 88 87 B A 20.87MrcryCpt MRCY 18.84 –.99 –3 139 19 ê90 90 72 A B–NH MicrosSys MCRS 45.05 –.20 +80 598 25o

74 62 76 B C 17.2 NCR r NCR 16.35 –.33 +25 1.8m 12ò95 87 82 B A–44.8 NatInstr 1.4 NATI 42.49 –1.49+169 577 26o

95 96 86 A C–59.8 NetApp NTAP.54.03 –1.30 +3 4.9m 28ò

86 69 84 B B–38.0 Netgear NTGR 34.18 –1.57 –15 273 20ò

85 84 45 B B–36.2 NICESys NICE 33.40 –1.62 +4 181 19ò

98 89 97 A B–82.77OpenTabl OPEN.77.32 –2.08 –18 650 99ò

29 39 40 E A–26.0 PitneyB 6.1 PBI 24.06 –.39 +25 2.3m 10ò97 89 92 A B–46.27Polycom PLCM 43.45 –.57 –8 1.1m 28o

75 95 32 A C 22.4 Qlogic r QLGC 17.65 –.28 +17 2.7m 12o

97 95 73 A B 20.7 RadiantSys RADS.18.30 –.55 –1 373 18k

92 80 95 B D 41.37Radware RDWR 37.10 +.23 –28 447 43ò19 31 15 C D 18.3 Rimage RIMG 14.15 –.24 +5 23 18 ê17 4 16 B B–21.6 Seagate r STX 13.80 –.20 +15 13m 5o

97 88 96 A A 21.0 SilcLtd SILC 20.09 –.35 +34 65 24 ê79 89 63 A B 19.6 SuperMicn SMCI 14.29 +.44+299 553 15 ê70 93 33 A C+34.0 Synaptics r SYNA 28.36 –.21 +2 697 11o

96 85 83 A B 46.7 Teradata TDC 42.88 –1.01 +10 1.4m 23ò

42 43 34 B B–45.1 WestDigtl WDC 33.94 –.81 +63 6.4m 7o

44 61 32 B C 12.1 Xerox 1.6 XRX 10.55 –.24+206 30m 11o

45 80 13 C D 20.5 Xyratex XRTX 13.15 –.19 +10 521 3o

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Nothing is more frustrating toan in-vestor than a big gap-down open-ing in one of his holdings.

There’s no way to protect profitsor limit your losses with a simplesell-stop order. That gap can dogreat harm.

Big-cap CNOOCCEO, the highest-rated member of the Oil & Gas-In-ternational Exploration & Produc-tion group, did just that.

China’s biggest offshore oil-and-gas producer announced Thursdaynight it expects output of 355 mil-lion to 365 million barrels of oilequivalent this year. That wouldrepresent growth of 8% to 12%from 2010.

And that’s a disappointment.Bank of America-Merrill Lynch onFriday downgraded CNOOC toneutral from buy. The analyst saidCNOOC faces organic growth ofjust 2% to 3%.

The reaction in Asia was fast andfurious. The stock gapped downand fell 7% in Hong Kong. Volumesurged to almost four times its usualpace. CNOOC’s gap in Hong Kongran from 18.48 to 18.24, or just 1%.

Now consider the U.S. listing’s ac-tion: Here, too, CNOOC fell 7%.But the gap ran from 235.11 to224.85. That’s about 4%, or fourtimes as much as the Hong Konglisting’s gap.

Worse, CNOOC dived despite

oil’s $3.55 per barrel rise in theNew York session.

You’ll find plenty of gaps onCNOOC’s NYSE chart. It’s a Chi-nesecompanywithaprimarylistingin Hong Kong. Market trends, gov-ernment action and corporate newsoccur while Americans are asleep.The ADR has to catch up with thosedevelopmentson theopening.

Friday’s dive left its 10-week linefar in its wake. But this high-vol-ume gap-down loss was notCNOOC’s first clue that it was get-ting tired.

CNOOC last logged high-volumeclimbs in mid-November. Maybethat’s OK. The stock was creepinghigher alongits 10-week movingav-erage. You might not expect a lot ofvolume in this sort of uptrend.

But look at the action Jan. 11and 12. CNOOC’s price leapt intonew high ground while volume re-mained eerily quiet.

Perhaps the biggest clue ap-peared last Tuesday, whenCNOOC’s shares declined just 2%in light trade.

What was the clue? That modestloss broke a rising trend line thatdates back to Sept. 23.

Once broken, CNOOC was notable to regain it.

CNOOC reports results twiceyearly. For the first half of 2010,CNOOC logged a 108% rise in earn-ings. Sales surged 106%.

Annual EPS fell 33% in 2009.Pretax margin came in at 39%, its

fourth straight annual decline, butstill a solid result.

A T A G L A N C E I N T E R N A T I O N A L L E A D E R S

74 77 53 A B+24.6 EncoreCap r ECPG 21.97 –1.09 –31 61 12k

66 80 81 C C 17.67EnvstnetInc ENV 14.14 –.11 +60 92 99õ93 92 77 A B+17.9 Epoch 1.6 EPHC 14.79 –.89 +6 56 26k

46 55 47 A B–37.1 Equifax 1.8 r EFX 35.48 –.71 +5 600 15k

41 55 39 C A–21.5 EuronetWW EEFT 18.24 –.69 +5 205 13k

45 36 49 C C+38.2 Evercore 2.3 r EVR 31.85 –1.91+165 357 93ò

38 17 42 C C 13.7 ExcelTr 3.8 EXL 12.74 –.02+153 236 ..õ95 97 86 A C–29.9 EzcorpClA EZPW.27.22 –1.14 –3 405 12o

44 58 80 B C 23.9 FedAgric 1.3 AGM 15.31 –.84 –21 70 6o

54 37 62 B B–NH FedInvs 3.5 FII 27.42 –.58+101 2.1m 15o

56 54 63 A C 31.0 FidNInfo .7 r FIS 30.28 –.53 –37 944 16k

76 50 59 B B+13.6 FifthSt 9 FSC 13.02 –.51+158 1.2m 13x

97 71 93 A A+24.5 FinEngin FNGN 22.95 –.35 –63 139 65ó97 95 82 A B+34.2 FstCshFinl FCFS 32.31 –1.46 +63 230 18o

79 82 72 B B+63.3 Fiserv r FISV 61.33 –1.54 –21 717 15ò

39 19 65 C B 14.6 FlyLeas 5.0 r FLY 13.67 –.17 +28 79 8 ê75 64 55 A B–125 FrankRes .8 r BEN 120.8 –1.89 –1 1.2m 17o

32 40 54 C D+36.9 GATX 3.4 GMT 33.27 –1.00 +30 412 20o

29 30 36 C B 14.1 GldstnC 7.6 GLAD 11.05 –.35 +88 150 13k

70 60 65 A A–49.0 GloblPay .2 r GPN 46.82 –.82 –27 388 18o

25 5 49 B D+18.0 GolubCap 7.7 GBDC 16.20 –.45 –36 33 12õ95 89 88 A A–65.17GreenDotA GDOT 63.16 –.98 –51 174 53ó15 7 19 B C–89.2 Greenhi 2.5 GHL 72.39 –1.58+162 512 64o

29 6 70 E B+12.9 HEEqSvcs HEES 11.89 –.51 +40 111 .. ê23 44 33 B D–19.5 HrtldPay .3 HPY 15.51 –.23 –1 179 24k

35 41 33 C B–11.6 HercTcG 7.6 r HTGC 10.52 –.31 +59 400 12ò88 99 80 B B 22.07HighOne ONE.19.20 –.50 –38 159 36õ67 93 46 A C–129 IntcntlEx r ICE 116.9 –.94 +28 778 21ò74 89 96 C C+11.37Interse 5.9 INTX 10.09 –.13 –37 11 12 ê89 78 86 B B–25.5 IntlAsst INTL 24.07 –.91 0 45 28k

92 83 64 A B+NH Invesco 1.8 IVZ 24.66 –.17+147 10m 18o

73 73 42 A C 24.0 InvMtgC 17 IVR 22.43 –.19 +9 884 6ò68 65 53 B B 15.7 JanusCap .3 JNS 12.67 –.47 +10 3.9m 16o

30 5 28 B B–28.4 JeffrsGp 1.2 JEF 24.94 –.98 –20 680 22o

60 1 89 B A–15.9 KKR&Co 4.0 KKR 14.99 +.01 +98 3.1m 41ó27 9 54 C D 19.3 KaynAEn 6.9 KED 17.43 –.30 +16 63 99k

21 26 24 C C+17.0 KnghtCap KCG 13.95 –.24 +26 1.4m 13o

36 57 35 C D–37.2 LPLInvtHldg LPLA 33.08 +.03 –36 179 45õ63 41 63 B B 43.6 LazardL 1.2 LAZ 41.11 –.59 +15 558 31ò57 68 57 C D+37.7 LeggMs .7 r LM 33.20 –.81 +37 2.4m 12o

38 68 25 A B+41.8 LenderPS 1.3 LPS 31.75 –.28 –49 496 9ò25 79 7 B C 36.7 M&FWorld MFW 23.96 –1.03 +37 90 3ò

53 86 33 A D–40.8 MSCIIncn MSCI 34.00 –.83 +21 794 25o

26 28 43 C D+15.2 MVCCap 3.5 r MVC 13.83 –.48+115 150 60 ê87 81 69 A B–19.5 MainStC 8.0 MAIN 18.73 –.56 +43 107 18 ê98 98 83 A A 21.97MktAxs 1.4 r MKTX 20.35 –.58 +3 121 27k

58 93 28 A C–269 MastrCd .3 r MA 234.9 –4.24 –59 604 17ò

34 45 38 C C 29.2 McGthR 3.6 MGRC 25.19 –.47 +14 105 18k

39 15 76 D B+21.1 MobileMini MINI 20.28 –.56 +63 202 37ò46 67 56 C B 34.8 NYSEEur 3.7 NYX 32.08 –.91 –14 2.0m 14ò72 87 75 C B+25.2 NasdqOMX r NDAQ 24.50 –.71 0 2.2m 12ò33 35 43 B C 17.3 NatlFinP NFP 12.66 –.36 +40 391 5k

69 85 53 B D 24.5 Nelnet 1.3 NNI 22.13 –.76+120 218 4o

24 74 7 B C 19.5 Net1UEPS r UEPS 11.46 –.14 –49 138 5k

35 41 42 A D–16.2 NetspdHldgs NTSP 14.00 –.02 –33 279 58õ70 80 31 A C 20.7 NoahHldgs NOAH 16.04 –.27 +35 290 94õ74 77 46 B B+18.5 Och–Zif 2.5 OZM 15.85 –.34 –29 284 14ò47 23 69 B C–16.4 OptXprs OXPS 14.53 –.26 –56 625 17o

81 67 65 A C+12.9 PenntPk 8.6 PNNT 12.16 –.40 –22 185 11ò29 52 19 C C–16.8 PeopUtd 4.8 PBCT 12.96 –.37 +38 6.5m 37x

87 93 67 A B–78.0 PortRec PRAA 71.70 –1.12 –12 80 18k

92 79 77 A A–NH PrceTR 1.6 r TROW 65.85 –2.22 +78 2.8m 26o

96 86 83 B A 36.6 RaymJam 1.4 RJF 36.05 –.38 +9 655 16o

54 64 57 D B+53.6 Ryder 2.3 r R 47.73 –1.69 +47 746 23ò

59 63 52 B B–24.9 SEI .9 r SEIC 22.76 –.24+175 1.9m 18 ê81 38 76 A A NH SLM SLM 14.40 –.22 +19 5.4m 7o

59 1 78 B A 17.9 SafeguardSc SFE 16.58 –.62 +6 90 .. ê74 64 47 B A 20.0 Schwb 1.3 SCHW 17.79 –.35 +3 10m 27o

55 80 72 E D+14.7 SeacbCo 17 BOX 13.46 ... –32 80 14õ32 4 64 B D–25.4 SolarCap 9 SLRC 24.24 –.30 –64 66 5o

39 32 65 .. C NH StrdPT 7.2 r STWD 22.22 –.36 +23 922 23 ê69 72 55 B B 50.3 StateStr .1 STT 46.41 –1.17 0 3.8m 13o

93 85 81 B B+66.1 StifelFin SF 63.81 –1.61 –7 243 22ò

64 47 65 A C 21.2 TDAmtr 1.0 r AMTD 20.07 –.53 +21 4.4m 20x

16 1 33 .. C 13.5 THLCred 4.7 TCRD 12.81 –.43 –57 24 71 ê96 81 92 A B–12.3 TICCCap 8.0 TICC 11.97 –.23 –21 310 15o

22 68 8 B C 27.8 TNSInc r TNS 17.40 –.59 +53 142 7 ê86 88 87 C B 32.87TALIntl 5.1 TAL 31.35 –.90 +29 188 18ò70 53 78 A B 15.0 DolanCo r DM 13.60 –.67 –19 138 9ò41 29 60 B B+18.1 TotalSys 1.6 r TSS 17.38 –.47 +94 2.1m 17o

96 77 84 A A–21.0 Triangl 8.6 TCAP 19.49 –.47 +4 110 12 ê87 80 98 D A 27.87UtdRental URI 26.49 –1.22 +73 2.5m ..ò

96 84 96 A A 44.97VeriFone PAY 39.99 –1.78 –37 997 30o

45 90 11 A C 97.2 Visan .9 r V 69.46 –1.14 –22 6.2m 17ò

89 84 77 A B–39.2 WaddllR 2.2 WDR 36.26 –.74 +47 1.1m 21ó71 76 59 A A–NH WstnUn 1.4 WU 19.75 –.59 +67 7.9m 14ò96 94 89 A B+59.5 WrldAcptc WRLD 56.75 –2.33 +23 215 10o

88 84 85 A B 49.17WrightExp WXS 45.80 –1.09 –13 154 17k

15. CHEMICAL 13 6 WKS AGO 9 10 WKS 6 14 WKS

77 79 47 A C 91.7 AirPrds 2.3 APD 85.77 –.57+111 2.5m 16o

70 89 36 B B–71.3 Airgas 1.9 ARG 62.38 +.28 –54 1.0m 19o

89 93 79 A C+60.7 Albemar 1.0 ALB 55.58 –1.30 +96 1.4m 15 ê

71 82 48 C B–38.8 ArchChem 2.2 ARJ 36.02 –1.31 +3 97 14k

69 52 64 C B 63.7 Ashland 1.0 ASH 57.95 –1.51 +20 1.2m 14o

99 92 83 A B+37.6 Balchem .4 BCPC 33.62 –1.25 –7 110 32k

68 3 92 B B 26.0 Braskem BAK 24.34 –.44 +56 262 99o

89 61 88 A B+46.6 Cabot 1.7 CBT 42.37 –1.15 +12 371 13o

92 81 80 A B 44.07Celanese .5 CE 40.36 –.75 +19 1.6m 12ò59 31 94 D B–38.2 Ceradyne CRDN 35.11 –.97 –4 171 31ò91 51 99 E A+NH Chemtura CHMT 16.41 –.31 –44 859 ..ó8 14 3 E E 44.4 CleanDsln CDTI 7.21 –.49 +4 81 .. ê

80 50 78 B B+NH CmpsMn 1.7 CMP 90.92 –1.29 –49 202 19ò

58 48 66 C C+61.4 CytecInd .1 CYT 53.87 +2.64+503 3.1m 17o

85 80 71 C B 36.2 DowChm 1.7 DOW 35.06 –.51 +24 8.4m 20ò89 81 87 A B 94.4 EastChm 2.0 r EMN 91.85 –1.02 +7 937 13ó

87 91 69 A D+82.0 FMC .7 FMC 75.01 –1.51 +48 719 15ò

81 2 91 B A+28.0 GaGulfrs GGC 26.41 –1.08 +46 581 ..ò

72 82 76 E C+37.0 GraceWR GRA 34.85 –1.22 +34 460 13ò

85 98 38 A C–13.1 GulfResn r GFRE 9.48 –.39 –29 219 6o

92 83 88 B C–50.2 Hawkns 1.5 HWKN 40.01 +1.19+136 126 18 ê90 80 89 D B+18.17Huntsm 2.4 HUN 16.97 –.25 –23 2.7m 19ò51 26 70 C C+38.1 Innophs 2.0 IPHS 33.77 –.38 –3 102 15k

95 95 94 A C–22.9 Innospec IOSP 19.88 –.10 –55 36 7k

66 39 62 B B+21.8 KMGChe .5 KMGB 17.04 –.48 +31 63 14 ê96 75 89 B A–39.9 Koppers 2.3 KOP 38.25 –.47 +20 141 17ò79 70 90 C C+34.9 KratonPPn KRA 30.77 –.12 –36 135 11 ê97 80 97 D A–46.9 Kronos 2.3 r KRO 42.98 –.74 –44 63 35 ê86 85 64 A C–116 Lubrizol 1.4 r LZ.105.7 –2.55 –27 386 10ò

99 80 93 B A+37.0 LyndllIndA LYB 34.86 –1.34 –57 2.0m 22ó

61 55 57 C D+31.5 Methnx 2.2 MEOH 27.57 –1.28+511 1.9m 32o

76 78 62 C B–67.4 MinrlTec .3 r MTX 62.46 –1.87 +1 89 18ò

86 95 63 B C+32.6 NalcoHld .5 NLC 29.36 –1.03 +19 1.1m 20ò

86 82 64 B B–131 NewMkt 1.4 r NEU 124.5 –4.62 –2 62 10ó

70 70 55 C C–39.9 OMGroup OMG 36.11 –1.75 +23 193 12ò

26 20 27 C C 22.4 Olin 4.2 OLN 19.27 –.50 +29 800 18ò84 80 71 B B 85.4 PPGInd 2.6 r PPG 83.23 –.69 +91 2.2m 16o

77 76 75 B C+14.3 Polyone POL 12.94 –.21 +31 930 15ò97 98 98 B B 48.47Polypore PPO 46.03 –1.56 –15 505 36ò

74 85 43 A D 96.3 Praxair 2.2 r PX 90.87 –1.04 +8 1.5m 19o

95 97 82 B B 45.8 QkrChem 2.5 KWR 37.63 –1.96 +53 111 12 ê

85 85 87 C C–42.27RockwdH ROC 39.52 –1.22 +18 832 21ò

80 64 87 C B+44.0 Rogers ROG 42.31 –.57 +19 88 22k

37 51 21 B B 27.2 Schlmn 2.9 SHLM 21.21 –.59 –28 183 16o

77 88 47 A D+67.9 SigmAl 1.0 SIAL 62.40 –1.42 0 548 19ò

74 6 93 B A–62.9 Sinopec .6 SHI 60.54 +1.08 +31 29 16 ê85 60 91 B B–25.0 Solutian SOA 23.20 –.70 +26 1.9m 14o

58 52 50 B D 79.8 Stepan 1.4 SCL 73.06 –2.13 0 33 12k

96 80 96 B B 33.0 TPCGrp r TPCG 31.32 –.06 –57 66 19õ32 38 40 C C 20.4 Tredegar .9 TG 18.63 –.90 +30 82 22k

56 73 50 D C 32.6 Valhi 2.0 VHI 20.47 –.19 –23 18 99 ê65 41 55 A B+41.8 WD40 2.8 r WDFC 39.25 –.10 +42 101 18 ê91 80 91 C C+44.27WestlkCh .6 WLK 38.55 –1.65 +38 279 16ò

16. LEISURE 8 6 WKS AGO 4 10 WKS 2 14 WKS

99 98 98 A B–NH 7Netflix r NFLX.218.0 +7.11 +49 9.0m 73o

3Qtrs EPS avg +46 % LQ +55 % 3Q Sales avg +31 % LQ +34 %

99 99 95 A B 443 7Priceline r PCLN.425.3–11.83 +36 1.3m35ò

3Qtrs EPS avg +54 % LQ +54 % 3Q Sales avg +30 % LQ +37 %

24 17 23 C B-12.7 AmbasG 2.2 EPAX 10.96 -.34 +29 93 24k

12 18 15 C C 20.7 AmCasi 2.8 ASCA 15.25 –.06 +71 370 24k

80 69 88 E A–16.8 ArctcCat ACAT 15.65 –.48 +28 147 22 ê72 65 80 E B 18.8 AvidTech AVID 16.50 –.50 +20 126 ..ó40 64 62 E B–16.9 AvisBudget CAR 13.93 –.67 +40 2.2m 21ò51 54 47 B C+47.5 BallyTech r BYI 40.53 –.32 +11 604 20ó61 57 81 E B–22.9 Brunswck .3 BC 19.70 –.65+141 2.0m ..o14 38 17 C B–32.5 CPI 5.0 r CPY 19.90 –.29 –46 60 7 ê64 73 64 B B 48.1 Carnival 2.2 CCL 44.61 –1.65 +14 3.8m 18o

53 73 60 B D+50.4 CarnPLC 1.2 CUK 45.42 –1.88 +33 146 18 ê

46 6 79 C A+18.2 CedrFair 1.5 FUN 17.10 –.48 +3 150 37k

76 80 65 A D 27.5 ChinaLdg HTHT.20.98 –.62 –65 98 41ó37 71 41 D D+39.8 ChoicHtl 2.0 CHH 37.20 –1.38 –26 84 20ò

70 54 62 C B+44.5 ChrchlD 1.2 CHDN 41.88 –.94 +13 44 38 ê64 75 37 B B–19.8 Cinemar 5.0 CNK 16.82 –.38 –19 709 12ò58 83 24 B C+67.6 Coinstar CSTR 41.49 +.16 –3 1.7m 24ò17 27 35 B E 17.0 ClctUnv 9 CLCT 13.82 +.02 –27 28 13k

80 99 28 A D 53.2 Ctrip CTRP 40.65 –2.55 +26 3.3m 35ò

68 98 31 B E 45.4 DiscCmA r DISCA.38.66 –.66 –1 1.7m 24ò72 98 29 B C–39.7 DiscCmC r DISCK 33.57 –.60 –8 726 20k

58 75 74 D C 53.0 DollarThty DTG 47.70 –.66 +4 288 11ò40 89 7 B E 44.8 DrmwksAm r DWA 28.40 –.77 +27 771 19ò4 26 4 E C 9.1 EstmKod EK 3.64 –.17 +41 15m ..o

87 71 83 B C 22.0 ELong LONG 17.11 –.50 –95 2 63 ê81 85 33 A B 29.9 Expedia 1.1 EXPE 24.98 –.41 –9 4.2m 15ò17 5 64 E B–37.4 GaylordEntrt GET 32.81 –2.06+213 1.4m ..k

70 46 88 D A–NH HarlyDav 1.0 HOG 39.37 –.91 +43 2.7m 33o

55 57 77 D B–15.6 Hertz HTZ 14.42 –.45 +21 4.9m 30ò41 99 12 A D–54.3 HomeInns HMIN.35.34 –2.17 +68 985 22o

64 67 81 D B+49.2 Hyatt H 47.80 –1.18 +18 238 99ò

82 50 92 C B+32.3 ImaxCorp IMAX 25.57 –.52 –42 868 29o

60 64 73 B C+21.9 IntctlH 2.0 IHG 20.90 –.70+120 550 20k

50 63 54 B B–17.5 IntervalL IILG 15.42 –.38 +45 179 20 ê28 26 34 B B–21.9 IntlGame 1.4 IGT 17.37 –.10 +25 5.2m 21o

87 80 96 C D–55.57LasVgSnds LVS 45.60 –1.32 –10 27m 74ò

70 79 73 B C+43.0 LifeTmFit LTM 39.62 –1.40 –14 270 19ò

5 13 23 D C 16.9 LiveNatn LYV 10.26 –.16 +34 1.6m ..ò33 7 77 E B 16.9 MGMResorts MGM 14.49 –.71 –2 28m ..ò80 80 80 C B 26.1 MSG MSG 24.91 –.15 –35 154 25 ê55 70 23 C B 42.9 Makemytrip MMYT 28.73 +.10 –57 82 99õ19 35 20 C C 14.6 Marcus 2.9 MCS 11.71 –.53 +12 61 20 ê53 72 62 C D+42.7 MarrtInt .9 r MAR 38.60 –1.60 +26 2.9m 36ò

37 61 41 D D 13.5 MonrchCs MCRI 10.73 –.78 +46 34 21k

47 80 46 D D+15.5 OrntExHA OEH 12.11 –.66 +32 1.1m ..ò43 31 72 E B–NH PennNatl r PENN 36.38 –.75 +20 702 ..ò74 47 85 E B+15.6 PinnclEnt PNK 14.97 –.25 +60 833 ..ò87 84 80 A B–81.4 Polaris 2.4 PII 74.99 –.89 +34 388 17x

85 80 80 C B–30.77RealD RLD 24.33 –1.36 +59 828 56ó

23 55 20 E C+16.7 RegalEnt 5.9 RGC 12.23 –.09 –42 1.2m 19ò80 87 68 C C 31.0 Rentrak RENT 26.98 –.47 +34 34 44k

70 72 88 C B–50.0 RylCarib RCL 45.55 –1.73 +98 4.7m 21o

72 80 86 C C 25.477DaysGp SVN 18.23 –.27 –32 176 95 ê58 45 60 B C 11.8 ShuflMstr SHFL 10.41 –.32 +11 361 22o

66 74 76 C B–63.5 StarwdHt .5 HOT 58.44 –2.89+117 4.5m 47ò

60 68 50 A B–49.8 SteinerLeis STNR 44.91 –2.36 –9 54 15k

20 13 40 B D+18.0 SturmR 2.1 r RGR 14.85 –.61 +16 133 10k

98 80 99 A B 52.7 Travlzoo TZOO 46.08 –2.41 –9 238 70k

39 17 75 C C 54.0 VailResorts MTN 47.93 –2.06 –36 212 65o

44 72 25 B E 51.8 WMSInds r WMS 41.55 +.48+117 1.6m 22o

50 76 51 B D 31.4 Wyndhm 1.7 r WYN 28.18 –1.06 +81 3.4m 14ò

93 93 84 C A 121 7Wynn .4 WYNN 114.5 –4.36 +1 2.2m 90ò

17. RETAIL 11 6 WKS AGO 8 10 WKS 16 14 WKS

97 99 97 A B+74.67Lululemngn LULU.68.61 –1.69 –31 1.5m 51o

3Qtrs EPS avg +137 % LQ +80 % 3Q Sales avg +60 % LQ +56 %

83 83 89 D B 16.1 7AFCEntps AFCE 14.61 -.53 +29 131 17 ê

54 77 28 B B–24.3 Aarons .3 AAN 19.28 –1.62+226 1.6m 13k

67 68 78 C D+58.5 AberFitc 1.4 ANF 48.36 –1.37 –17 2.4m 30ò

83 93 78 B C+69.5 AdvAuto .4 r AAP 64.09 –.06 +53 1.2m 17ò56 91 21 A C 32.2 Aeropostl r ARO 24.34 –.14 –47 1.7m 9o

86 82 75 A B 191 Amazon r AMZN.171.1–13.31+308 20m 67o

16 34 21 B D 19.6 AEagleO 3.0 r AEO 14.56 –.26 –27 4.6m 15o

64 70 38 A C 30.1 AmerCar r CRMT 26.19 –.64 –22 54 10k

60 80 68 D C 28.2 AnnTaylor ANN 21.85 –.45 +1 2.3m 18o

77 87 61 B B–34.9 ApldInd 2.1 AIT 31.85 –.89 +9 462 15o

83 63 87 C A 19.6 AsburyAt r ABG 18.42 –.95 +17 225 14k

85 90 50 A B+30.6 AscenaRtl r ASNA 26.62 –.70 +5 837 12o

50 48 40 A B 48.5 AutoChi r AUTC 27.77 +.16 +48 234 14 ê81 59 85 C A–30.0 Autonation r AN 28.70 –1.07 –3 928 20k

74 94 79 D B–276 Autozone r AZO 251.1 –5.04 –18 389 15o

96 95 85 B B 39.37BJSRest BJRI 35.07 –1.38 –29 234 48ò

36 58 50 C C–48.9 BJsWhlsl r BJ 43.50 –.52 –27 451 17o

84 82 66 A B 51.0 BedBath r BBBY 48.60 –2.04 +10 2.7m 17o

15 74 10 B D–48.8 BestBuy 1.8 BBY 34.11 –.68 –15 7.2m 10o

35 75 26 B B–41.4 BigLots r BIG 31.82 –.52 –51 800 11o

80 56 72 A A–63.1 BlueNile NILE 57.07 –1.97 –26 182 64ò

36 37 52 D C–34.9 BobEvn 2.5 r BOBE 31.42 –1.30 –27 115 16k

77 80 85 D B–21.37BodyCtrl BODY 17.35 –.63 –64 43 30õ7 8 30 E D+18.6 BonTon BONT 11.14 –.78 –40 98 14 ê

22 32 25 D C–20.3 BravBrRestr BBRG 16.31 –.97 –14 101 30õ85 82 86 C B+NH Brinker 2.4 r EAT 23.50 –.46 +96 3.8m 16o

26 55 21 D C+20.0 BrwShoe 2.2 BWS 12.73 –.51 +25 610 12 ê75 63 68 A B 40.4 Buckle 2.2 BKE 35.59 –1.29 –33 303 13o

66 94 24 A D+53.0 BffWldWg BWLD 43.90 +.62+122 772 21ò55 67 42 B D 41.8 CECEntrtn CEC 36.88 –1.10 +6 125 13k

51 65 50 C B 37.8 CVSCare 1.4 r CVS 34.80 –.91 +9 9.2m 12ò82 82 90 C A NH 7Cabelas CAB 24.45 –.10 +65 714 14ò13 36 19 D D 24.0 CalPizzaK CPKI 15.75 –.84 –33 99 23ò52 80 31 C D 11.8 CaribouC CBOU 9.40 –.10 +21 201 23k

91 57 84 A A+36.0 CarMax KMX 32.58 –.33 +15 2.4m 20o

74 82 60 B B+44.7 Caseys 1.3 r CASY 42.76 –.33 –31 202 17x

39 71 32 B E 29.9 CatoCp 3.1 CATO 24.23 –.27 +55 168 12 ê73 75 64 C B+34.0 Cheescake r CAKE 29.49 –.64 –13 944 21ò41 64 32 B C+16.6 ChicosF 1.4 r CHS 11.04 –.21 +23 4.1m 17ò26 39 36 B D+57.6 ChldrnsPl r PLCE 42.27 –1.28 –11 572 14o

99 97 93 A B+262 7Chipotle CMG.219.4 –6.09 –37 620 42ò

18 29 13 B C 37.6 CitiTrnds CTRN 23.27 –.34 0 147 14 ê56 60 64 C B+26.7 CollectBr PSS 20.24 –.83 –18 1.1m 11o

41 71 39 B D–43.5 CmpnBra .1 CBD 37.12 –.70+190 1.7m 25 ê70 66 58 A B+40.9 Copart r CPRT 39.11 –.51 –32 823 21o

28 40 46 C D+37.2 CoreMark CORE 33.79 –.78 –36 33 16 ê69 78 72 C B 73.7 Costco 1.1 COST 71.93 –1.19 –15 2.4m 23o

46 62 13 A C 36.5 CntryStylCkg CCSC.23.08 +.08 –81 30 72õ66 87 40 B C 57.8 CBRL 1.7 CBRL 50.31 –1.57 –10 235 13ò

70 77 63 B B–41.8 DSWInc DSW 33.28 –1.29 +14 391 14o

64 85 41 B D+50.8 DardnRst 2.8 r DRI 45.18 –.76 –24 1.3m 14o

80 89 86 C B 38.17DcksSpt DKS 35.80 –.92 –14 947 25o

80 80 97 E B–44.5 DillrdD .4 r DDS 40.21 –1.39 –12 1.1m 20o

73 33 90 B B+57.8 DineEquity DIN 50.52 –1.94 –11 142 13o

27 72 36 D D–33.7 DollarGnn DG 28.40 –.27 –52 911 16o

74 97 70 A D 58.0 DollarTree r DLTR 50.99 –1.01 –5 1.5m 17ò

82 76 72 D A–17.3 Dominos DPZ 16.37 –.62 –29 534 12o

76 77 74 A B–31.6 eBay r EBAY 30.31 –.65 +6 13m 17o

81 48 85 B A+16.2 EinstnN 3.2 BAGL 15.57 –.17 +36 66 23k

34 58 39 D A–85.4 EstaDlh 1.9 DEG 78.21 –1.40 +41 45 11 ê

83 80 89 D B–25.4 EthanAl .9 ETH 22.22 –.24 +70 494 54o

35 37 54 .. B+19.1 Express EXPR 17.18 –.26 –41 354 12 ê48 90 42 B D–51.8 FamlyDlr 1.7 r FDO 42.48 –.44 +6 2.2m 15o

84 90 68 A B–61.5 Fastenl 1.7 FAST 57.76 –2.25 +54 1.3m 32o

56 81 47 B D+19.5 FinishL 1.3 FINL 15.39 –.66 +29 1.2m 12o

63 74 79 D C–20.1 FootLckr 3.4 FL 17.77 –.38 –1 2.5m 18o

98 99 95 A D–74.3 Fossil r FOSL.69.96 –.94 –27 528 22ò45 67 64 D B–14.4 Freds 1.2 FRED 13.39 –.32 +42 256 19 ê16 2 19 C B 31.4 GSICmmrc GSIC 22.57 –.99 +75 2.0m ..ò40 89 35 C C–25.8 GameStpA r GME 20.98 –.09 –1 3.3m 8o

37 67 24 A D+26.3 Gap 2.1 r GPS 19.20 –.16 +5 9.5m 10ò34 35 68 D C+26.9 SourcFrg GKNT 18.36 –.39 +24 29 ..k69 60 76 C B–41.2 Genesco r GCO 36.26 –.85 –18 265 15o

79 78 69 B A–NH GenuiPrt 3.2 GPC 51.43 –.45 +55 1.3m 17ò87 51 88 A A 18.9 GrdmnsStrs GMAN 14.61 –1.39 +44 87 13 ê

77 91 64 A C–140 Graingr 1.7 r GWW 130.2 –3.78 +37 716 19o

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75 99 62 A D+38.9 GreenMtCf GMCR.33.76 –.91 –18 3.1m 48ó

71 60 74 C B 43.2 Grp1Auto 1.0 r GPI 38.13 –1.18 –10 307 15k

66 83 43 A D–51.5 Guess 1.9 GES 42.09 –1.20 –51 764 13o

34 52 42 B D–34.7 HSNInc HSNI 28.43 +.18 +30 573 15o

22 59 25 D D+18.2 HavertyFurn HVT 11.98 –.70 +13 68 22 ê

14 69 6 B E 31.1 Hhgreggn HGG 17.92 –.28 –8 658 18ò

86 92 80 B B+39.87Hibbett HIBB.32.48 –1.19 –47 234 20 ê

72 62 72 C A 38.1 HomeDp 2.6 HD 36.70 –1.28 +7 12m 19ò

54 81 62 D B+20.5 IglMkt 3.5 r IMKTA 18.79 –.87 +9 41 14õ

70 88 53 C B+20.0 IngramMicro r IM 19.26 –.57 +12 1.1m 10ò

53 81 32 C B 16.9 InsightEnt NSIT 14.35 –.49 –4 204 9k

46 60 56 D B+23.3 Interline IBI 21.30 –.85 –12 104 20k

76 78 72 B B 51.0 JCrew JCG 43.40 +.01 –64 1.1m 18o

27 35 28 C B–26.4 JackInBox JACK 21.76 –1.49 +9 635 13ò

92 96 91 B C+60.8 JoAnnStrs r JAS 60.28 –.18 –17 592 18o

77 87 53 A B 47.4 JosABkCl JOSB 41.95 –1.23 +21 606 14o

59 61 49 C B 15.8 KARAuct KAR 14.66 –.05 –20 99 15k

40 57 30 B D+59.0 Kohls r KSS 51.20 –.79 –41 2.8m 14ò

26 70 24 B D–24.1 Kroger 2.0 r KR 21.29 –.22 –21 6.8m 12o

85 92 65 A B 24.8 LKQCorp LKQX 23.69 –.50 +7 597 21k

50 36 76 C B 16.8 LibMIntA LINTA 15.85 –.30 +7 3.1m 14ò

74 88 60 B B–35.5 LimitdBr 2.1 r LTD 28.92 –.49 –1 4.4m 16ò

63 87 41 A C 17.3 Liquidity LQDT 13.81 +.01 +18 153 23k

73 28 94 C A–15.6 LithiaMt 1.4 LAD 14.11 –1.45+247 698 19ò

59 64 59 C B+28.5 Lowes 1.7 r LOW 25.25 –.99 –6 12m 18ò

57 63 52 B B+33.4 LumberL LL 27.67 –.52 +13 380 28ò

71 69 50 B B 31.6 Luxotti 1.8 LUX 30.20 –.93 –43 69 26 ê

72 87 60 A D–66.7 MSCInds 1.5 MSM 58.57 –1.06 –15 276 22 ê

67 83 57 C C–26.3 Macys .9 M 22.99 –.87 –26 5.6m 12ò

73 84 34 A B–80.9 McDonal 3.3 MCD 73.28 –1.07 +12 9.0m 15o

12 55 1 C D 18.5 MecoxLane MCOX 5.85 –.16 –84 105 58õ

64 61 66 C B+29.6 MnsWh 1.8 r MW 25.97 –.51 –12 860 16o

87 99 78 A C 79.4 MercadoL MELI.67.14 –2.99 +27 851 56ò

83 92 75 A B 36.5 MnroM 1.0 MNRO 33.10 –.55 +33 345 24o

16 53 30 D C 44.2 NashFch 1.9 NAFC 38.29 +.15 +25 87 12 ê

24 67 24 C C 19.1 99Cents NDN 14.77 –.66 +16 750 14ò

69 76 52 A D–46.2 Nordsrm 2.0 r JWN 40.91 –1.05 +50 3.1m 16ò

78 92 62 B B 63.1 OReillyAuto r ORLY 56.51 –1.22 +1 1.1m 19ò

22 65 34 E B 9.2 OfficeDepot ODP 5.12 –.26 –13 7.3m ..ò

20 70 27 E C–19.8 OfficeMax OMX 15.98 –1.21+102 3.0m 22ò

62 85 41 C C 53.4 PFChan 1.9 PFCB 45.31 –1.34 –31 295 23ò

85 88 68 A C–106 PaneraBrd PNRA.94.86 –2.28 –7 358 27ò

8 34 26 C D 24.4 Pantry PTRY 16.58 –.58 –33 131 14k

64 36 55 B B+30.1 PapaJohns PZZA 28.58 –.59 +5 119 15ò

61 91 30 B D–43.0 PeetsCof PEET 37.85 –1.25 –13 113 30ò

59 64 64 D B 35.1 Penney 2.5 JCP 32.29 –.61 +41 5.0m 24ò

64 51 74 C B–17.8 Penske r PAG 16.93 –.74 +94 953 15k

68 73 85 D B 16.0 PepBoys .9 PBY 13.98 –.50 –4 524 24o

17 52 11 B D+24.6 PetMed 3.4 r PETS 14.91 –.45 +40 363 14o

87 88 77 B B+NH Petsmrt 1.2 r PETM 40.17 –.80 –12 837 21o

57 57 66 C B+26.2 Pool 2.1 POOL 24.35 –.41+113 478 21k

91 97 90 A B–40.5 PricSmrt 1.6 PSMT 36.80 –1.43 –4 121 20 ê

13 72 5 B D–24.0 RadioShk 1.6 r RSH 15.20 –.30 +16 3.5m 8ò

16 32 19 D C+21.7 Regis .9 RGS 16.85 –.20 +49 1.2m 13o

78 74 81 B B 33.1 RentACtr .8 r RCII 29.91 –.98 –11 505 10ò

65 36 89 D B 17.4 RetailVnt RVI 15.00 –.86 +79 276 13 ê

82 55 71 A A 25.6 RitchieB 1.7 RBA 25.00 –.15 +38 486 37 ê

90 94 74 A B+67.5 RossSts 1.0 r ROST.65.46 –1.53 –22 924 14o

76 70 84 C C–15.6 RubyTues RT 13.22 –.66 +10 603 15 ê

34 89 29 B E 40.0 Ruddick 1.5 RDK 33.85 –.54 –4 306 14õ

63 90 35 A D–37.6 rue21 RUE 29.25 –.51 –55 68 25 ê

78 69 82 D B+21.2 RushEntA RUSHA 18.87 –1.05 +28 202 42k

6 51 16 D D–27.0 Safeway 2.3 r SWY 20.51 –.14 +30 5.4m 13ò

74 65 80 E A–12.2 SaksInc SKS 11.35 –.43 –31 1.9m 99ò

79 83 83 D C–15.3 SallyBty SBH 13.09 –.24 +44 1.1m 17k

84 90 81 B C+NH Scansrce SCSC 36.68 +2.73+235 364 16 ê

1 4 17 E B–125 SearsHldgs SHLD 76.08 –.70 +21 972 39ò

72 56 71 A B NH ShrwnW 1.7 SHW 84.46 –1.24 +5 899 18o

52 64 55 C B–30.1 ShoeCrnvl SCVL 24.60 –1.08 –24 50 12 ê

81 68 89 B B 37.0 Shutterfly SFLY 32.81 –.96 +14 258 44ò

89 84 84 C A–44.5 SignetJwlrs SIG 41.56 –1.04 –44 312 16 ê

56 27 71 B B+13.8 SonicAut SAH 12.39 –.59 –5 345 13ò

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52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

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52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

1 Rio Tinto RIO U.K. 68.03 93 92 75 +107 +80 .. +34 19 22Miner plans to modernize, expand its Canadian aluminum smelters.

2 Shire SHPGY IRELAND 78.63 93 98 68 +21 +137 -7 +31 39 28After some solid gains, drugmaker's EPS expected to fall 7% in Q4.

3 Sohu.com SOHU CHINA 73.88 94 87 84 -12 +21 +8 +20 33 44Web portal’s recovery from awful 2009 a sluggish affair.

4 Lyondellbasell Ind LYB NETHER. 34.86 99 80 93 .. +999 .. +20 29 ..Shares of safety-belt maker enjoy a robust 3.5 up/down volume ratio.

5 China Mediaexp Hdg CCME CHINA 20.86 98 99 95 +48 +45 +37 +118 99 59Bus advertiser announces slate of new contracts.

6 Check Point Sfwr CHKP ISRAEL 46.22 95 90 79 +19 +21 +13 +17 20 58Security-software developer shows stellar margins, subpar EPS growth.

7 Sina SINA CHINA 80.68 92 95 97 +44 +47 +42 +12 7 21Analysts see EPS up 42%, but sales growth slumping to 7% in Q4.

8 Baidu BIDU CHINA 106.5 97 99 92 +123 +113 +145 +80 40 39Company reports Q4 results Monday; consensus estimate 46 cents a share.

9 Spreadtrum Comm SPRD CHINA 20.86 99 80 99 .. +617 +767 +151 .. ..Chip designer's sales boom; triple-digit percentage gains in past 4 qtrs.

10 Focus Media Hldg FMCN CHINA 24.17 96 97 83 +24 +400 -27 +40 10 27After 2 great reports, digital advertiser expected to see EPS fall 27%.

11 Radware RDWR ISRAEL 37.10 92 80 95 +257 +136 +38 +26 3 5Networker's EPS expected to rise 38% in Q4, a big slowdown.

12 Grupo Fin Galicia GGAL ARGENTINA 15.68 93 98 98 +44 +127 +127 +25 9 5Small-cap bank expected to post 127% EPS gain in Q4.

13 Camelot Info Systems CIS CHINA 24.08 96 99 98 +111 +53 +120 +57 16 15Analysts expect Q4 EPS up 120% EPS on a 34% sales gain; reports Feb. 24.

14 VanceInfo Tech VIT CHINA 34.36 91 96 88 +33 +24 +17 +39 17 18IT firm's profit growth slowed in latest two quarters.

15 ARM Hldgs ARMH U.K. 24.78 98 93 97 +53 +67 +11 +31 9 30Analysts expect sales and EPS growth to slow for a 2nd straight quarter.

C N O O C LTD ADR (CEO) Grp 13 o$220.49156.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 79 ROE 18%CHINESE CO ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OILAND NATURAL GAS PRIMARILY OFFSHORE CHINA.

+6% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. Daily Vol 157,000 Debt 11%Last Qtr Eps +108% Prior Qtr +108%5 Last Qtr Sales+106%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 10/28R&D 3%

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 4

Gap-down loss, broken uptrend in 4 times usual trade.

AVAGO TECHNOLOGIES LTD (AVGO) Grp 17 o$28.05106.3M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 84 ROE 41%SINGAPOREAN DESIGNER OF ANALOG ICS FOR TELECOM, INDUSTRIAL,AUTOMOTIVE, AND COMPUTING MARKETS.

+73% Ann. EPS Gro PE 13 Avg. D. Vol 2,004,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +110%6 Prior Qtr +239%6 Last Qtr Sales +34%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/24R&D 13%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 67

Downside reversal from fresh breakout has low volume.

A R M HOLDINGS PLC ADS (ARMH) Grp 17 o$24.78443.5M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 97 ROE 10%BRITISH DESIGNER OF MICROPROCESSORS/PHYSICAL IP COMPONENTSUSED IN MOBILE PHONES, COMPUTING DEVICES, AND DIGITAL TVS.

+1% Ann. EPS Gro PE 64 Avg. D. Vol 4,507,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +67%6 Prior Qtr +120%5 Last Qtr Sales +31%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/2R&D 37%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 73

Still extended, and showing signs of climax top activity.

RADWARE LIMITED (RDWR) Grp 21 o$37.1014.7M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 80 EPS RS 95 ROE 3%ISRAELI PROVIDER OF INTEGRATED APPLICATION DELIVERY AND NET-WORK INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY HARDWARE FOR ENTERPRISES.

% Ann. EPS Gro PE 43 Avg. Daily Vol 620,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +136%6 Prior Qtr +600%5 Last Qtr Sales +26%6 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/2R&D 24%

Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 93

Rises further above its 10-week line despite Egypt fears.

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2,500 LEADING STOCKS

Major World Markets, percentage change year to date

Australia-3.4%

Hong Kong1.3%

Taiwan-0.2%

India-15.5%

Russia1.7%

France4.7%

Germany4.4%Nasdaq

1.3%

Canada0%

S&P 5001.5%

Brazil-6.3%

South Africa-13.3%

U.K.-0.5%

China-2.5%

Japan0.1%

South Korea0.2%

Returns based on benchmark ETFs

Mexico-2.8%

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70 59 76 C C–47.8 Sothebys .5 BID 39.60 –.70 +13 1.1m 19o

14 54 33 D D–17.8 SprtnStr 1.4 SPTN 14.75 –.30 +88 199 11k

47 46 73 D B 18.0 StageSt 1.9 r SSI 15.72 –.92 0 235 18 ê

72 87 70 B B–14.4 StmpsCom STMP 12.11 +.10 +66 83 14k

28 63 36 C C–26.0 Staples 1.6 SPLS 22.32 –.53 –18 6.0m 17o

91 90 76 A B 33.8 Starbuc 1.6 r SBUX 31.73 –1.30 +94 13m 22o

1 19 2 D E 17.9 Suprvalu 4.7 SVU 7.38 –.14 +20 11m 4o

55 71 79 D D+15.4 Susser SUSS 14.41 –.05 –40 31 20k

78 94 70 C B–36.5 Synnex SNX 32.67 –.69 +34 229 10 ê

30 71 24 B D+32.0 Sysco 3.6 r SYY 29.19 –.60 +69 5.9m 15ò

80 89 52 A B–48.8 TJXCos 1.3 r TJX 47.71 –.90 –10 3.2m 14ò

3 31 1 E E 17.8 Talbots TLB 5.97 –.27 –1 4.6m 6o

41 80 35 B C+61.0 Target 1.8 TGT 54.35 –.48 –10 5.6m 14ò

70 89 55 C B 47.9 TechData r TECD 46.40 –.93 –33 278 11 ê

83 87 73 B B–18.5 TexRdhse TXRH 16.81 –.51 –19 546 21ò

79 91 61 A A–44.6 FreshMarket TFM 36.29 –.92 –73 77 45ó

88 89 75 A C–65.8 Tiffany 1.7 r TIF 57.54 –1.58 –44 1.0m 22o

87 85 73 A C+43.6 THortns 1.2 r THI 40.84 –.38 +8 193 20k

87 76 94 B B 24.7 TitanMchn TITN 23.84 –.37 –39 138 28o

95 92 93 B A–53.2 Tractor .6 TSCO 50.69 –2.32+107 1.3m 22o

95 98 92 B C–38.37UltaSalon ULTA.36.73 –.33 –11 546 34o

60 68 62 C B 39.9 UnitdNaturl UNFI 36.84 –.48 –26 274 23o

40 69 52 C C–67.6 UtdStnr r USTR 62.10 –2.48 +2 145 14k

70 92 38 A C–40.8 UrbnOtfit r URBN 33.82 –.59 +4 3.0m 21o

83 99 78 .. B 34.4 VitaminSn VSI 31.80 –.70 –5 331 32k

48 70 42 B B NH WalMrt 2.1 r WMT 56.70 –.87 +23 14m 14ò83 83 73 B A 42.2 Walgrn 1.7 r WAG 40.36 –.71 –19 5.6m 16o

34 63 42 C C+41.3 WeisMkt 2.9 WMK 39.73 –.68 +69 54 15k

83 82 89 B A–53.5 WholeFd .2 WFMI 50.44 –1.52 +9 1.8m 35ò

67 70 72 B D 36.8 WilSon 1.9 r WSM 32.34 –.94 –31 1.1m 18o

72 76 48 A B–52.5 YumBrd 2.2 r YUM 46.40 –1.19 +84 5.5m 19ò

57 70 69 C C–33.1 Zumiez ZUMZ 22.31 –.88 –37 283 32o

18. BUSINS SVC 19 6 WKS AGO 17 10 WKS 22 14 WKS

97 96 84 A B 76.57CognizntTc r CTSH.71.63 –1.54 +4 2.2m 31ò

3Qtrs EPS avg +30 % LQ +44 % 3Q Sales avg +38 % LQ +43 %

78 77 69 D B 27.0 ABMInd 2.2 ABM 25.38 -1.01 -45 228 18 ê

88 82 73 A A 52.7 Accntur 1.7 ACN 51.52 –.84 –25 2.8m 18o

94 60 93 A A+19.1 AccretvHn AH 18.15 –.20 –25 252 86õ

42 75 30 C C–20.0 Acxiom ACXM 17.01 –.21 +66 658 23o

40 39 64 D B+30.4 Adminstf 1.8 r ASF 28.30 –.91 +31 112 61k

78 55 79 A B–50.9 AdvsrBrd ABCO 49.41 –.89 +17 69 40k

56 62 28 B A–32.4 Amdocs DOX 29.51 +.13 +36 1.9m 12o

36 52 43 D C 14.2 AmerDental r ADPI 12.78 –.24+105 64 19k

71 65 54 A A–90.0 AmerSci 1.4 ASEI 88.11 –1.42 +33 76 20ò

62 34 93 B B–43.2 Arbitron 1.0 ARB 40.50 –.77 –52 144 28k

61 59 54 A B+49.7 AutoData 3.0 ADP 47.89 –.77 +3 2.8m 20o

15 53 9 B E 41.3 BakerMichl BKR 30.42 –1.06 +4 24 13 ê

28 70 27 D D 20.7 BoozAllnHmlt BAH 18.93 +.13 –82 37 47õ

44 61 54 C B 29.6 Brinks 1.5 BCO 26.56 –1.33 +17 296 20x

78 68 62 C A–56.1 CACIIntl r CACI 55.37 –.67+114 451 15ó

57 80 42 E C 20.3 CDI 3.3 CDI 15.87 –.49 +62 84 99k

96 95 84 B B+20.0 CGIGroupA r GIB 19.17 –.26 +23 305 14 ê

32 62 23 A D+23.9 CSGSystm CSGS 19.26 –.28 +24 238 9k

41 80 38 C C+23.9 ChckptSys CKP 21.12 –1.05 –25 153 17k

98 99 95 A A NH ChinaMda r CCME 20.86 –1.95+343 6.0m 7o

27 33 38 C B 30.2 Cintas 1.8 r CTAS 27.90 –1.43 +91 2.2m 19o

44 31 73 E B–14.9 ClearCha r CCO 13.60 –.30 +17 181 .. ê

47 17 65 C D 18.6 ComDivHl 7.9 CODI 17.15 –.44 –19 202 ..o

45 59 42 C C+55.9 Computr 1.5 r CSC 52.45 –1.71 +24 1.3m 10ò

96 93 79 A B 24.8 ComScoren SCOR 23.80 –.18 +51 266 28k

63 83 72 D B 53.3 ConsldGrph r CGX 50.21 –2.19 –11 51 17k

76 50 83 C B–32.1 CnstantCn CTCT 27.91 –.95 –33 226 99k

42 37 75 C B 14.7 Convergys CVG 13.96 –.45 –46 330 13k

75 33 89 B A 40.9 CorpExec 1.1 EXBD 38.99 –1.10 +3 149 26ò

57 86 58 C C–26.9 CorrecCp r CXW 24.38 –.62 –1 537 17k

92 93 83 A B 50.5 Corvel CRVL 48.95 –.12 +25 42 20k

75 62 78 B B 60.1 CostarGrp CSGP 56.30 –1.54 +2 104 51k

67 97 23 A C+44.2 DGFast r DGIT 27.40 –.95 +2 308 13ò

11 43 18 C C–22.8 DonllyRR 5.9 RRD 17.72 –.31 +13 2.3m 10k

53 66 58 D B–87.1 DunBrad 1.7 DNB 84.12 –1.16 +28 308 15k

75 75 71 C B+14.3 DynmcRsch r DRCO 13.59 –.11 –36 13 11k

50 48 60 D C 30.4 EMCOR EME 29.45 –.58+129 883 15k

31 34 42 D B+16.9 Emdeon EM 14.90 –.32 –32 115 99 ê

92 95 81 B B+67.47EmergMedS EMS 65.44 –.44 +14 540 21ò

60 27 85 D B 23.3 Examworks EXAM 22.37 +.24 –29 92 ..k

65 95 41 B B–22.5 ExlSvc EXLS 19.04 –1.26 +73 73 22 ê

85 93 74 B B+41.3 Exponent EXPO 37.15 –.32 +22 55 21k

20 48 30 B D+46.0 FTICnslt FCN 37.69 –.35 –19 283 15ò

93 85 83 A B+NH 7FactsetR .9 r FDS 99.7 –.12+195 578 31o

98 97 98 A B–61.3751Job JOBS 53.50 –2.30 –12 127 41o

96 97 83 A B+27.37FocusMed r FMCN 24.17 –.58 –31 966 18o

70 49 78 B B+37.3 ForrstrRes r FORR 35.69 –1.29 –40 50 30k

74 77 81 D A+33.0 G&KSvc 1.2 GKSR 31.75 –1.03 –3 76 24k

95 95 87 A B+36.6 Gartner r IT 35.40 –.83 –6 261 35ò

32 61 25 A D–18.7 Genpactn G 15.00 –.22 –12 573 21ò

53 78 43 B C+26.8 GeoGroup r GEO 23.58 –.45 +18 418 15k

92 94 71 A C+67.4 HMSHld HMSY.64.76 –1.47 +24 182 49ò

33 36 43 C C+15.8 HartHnk 2.4 HHS 12.71 –.46 +56 243 13k

53 65 40 B B–17.1 HlthcrSv 3.9 HCSG 15.79 –.30 +14 318 32k

57 23 70 D B+31.4 HeidrkS 1.9 HSII 26.84 –1.21 +6 98 41k

94 80 98 C B 33.57HisoftTech HSFT 29.52 –.50 +9 283 48õ

66 81 72 C B 27.7 HuronCon HURN 25.62 –.77 –24 78 10k

33 73 26 C D–28.1 ICFIntl ICFI 23.81 –.91 0 71 17 ê

97 86 86 A B+85.57IHSIncA IHS 81.01 –1.40 –36 114 27o

71 99 30 A C 25.0 iGate .7 IGTE 15.09 –.31 –13 795 16o

79 90 55 A C–77.9 Infosys .7 INFY 67.62 –2.44 +81 2.2m 26o

78 80 75 D B 11.3 InterpublGp IPG 10.72 –.35 +3 5.5m 33ò

90 88 71 A A 164 IBM 1.6 r IBM 159.2 –1.86 +35 6.6m 13o

59 90 45 C B 28.5 IronMou 3.0 r IRM 24.72 –.86 –7 1.3m 22ò

96 80 85 D B+20.3 KellySvcA KELYA 19.49 –.31 +20 204 35ò

85 68 78 C A–18.7 Kforce KFRC 17.59 –.35 +59 258 33k

93 68 90 C A 24.0 KornFerry KFY 22.74 –.98 –1 404 26o

32 7 82 E B+12.0 L–1Ident ID 11.92 –.02 –10 583 ..k

38 24 66 E B–41.4 LamarAd LAMR 36.96 –1.51 +13 499 ..ò

19 49 15 B E 71.7 Landauer 3.9 LDR 56.56 –1.93 +49 48 21k

70 17 90 D A+18.7 MDCPtn 3.1 MDCA 16.81 –.33 –48 48 ..k

53 22 85 E B+16.0 MacGray 1.5 TUC 14.62 –.29 +60 37 73 ê

79 64 72 D B 68.7 Manpwr 1.2 r MAN 63.96 –1.88 –16 565 41ò

50 79 21 A D+51.8 Mantech MANT 40.06 –.05 +64 313 12ò

82 94 66 A B–68.3 Maximus .9 r MMS 67.33 –.56+136 166 18k

83 61 78 B B 16.1 MdmdTech MDMD 15.05 –.31 –61 18 26õ

47 45 66 C B+32.6 MineSfAp 3.2 MSA 31.32 +.03+170 190 25k

99 98 83 A A+15.87Mistras MG 14.71 –.34 +47 90 30 ê

63 62 57 C B 31.0 Moodys 1.6 MCO 29.03 –.45 –11 2.4m 15ò

65 53 56 A C 56.3 Mrngstr .4 r MORN 52.80 –.92 –54 34 33k

77 89 76 B B–20.5 MultiCo 1.2 LABL 16.80 –1.02 +83 52 12õ

62 74 18 A A 30.8 NCIInc r NCIT 21.12 –.79 +45 53 12k

54 83 26 C C–20.3 NatCinM 4.6 NCMI 17.46 –.51 +23 241 24 ê

58 57 55 B C–47.9 Omnicom 1.8 OMC 44.82 –1.43 +35 2.7m 17ò

56 65 53 D B 11.8 PDI PDII 8.37 –.86 +30 28 .. ê

39 58 31 B C 25.0 Patni .6 PTI 19.76 –.39 +5 55 9k

55 56 57 A B 33.4 Paychx 3.9 PAYX 31.69 –.93 –12 2.4m 22x

67 90 55 C D–13.2 Perficient r PRFT 11.45 –.69 +30 153 21 ê

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21 31 19 B D 18.6 ProvSvc PRSC 14.24 –.57 +51 92 7 ê

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97 86 93 A B–23.77QuinStrt QNST 22.43 –.08 +60 477 38õ

58 18 90 D B+28.4 ReachLoc RLOC 22.10 –.38 +33 159 ..õ

65 80 78 D B 21.9 ResConn .8 RECN 19.86 –.44 +15 302 90 ê

73 69 64 D C+34.3 RobrtHlf 1.7 r RHI 30.77 –.79+109 2.5m 69o

91 89 77 A B–20.2 Rollins 1.5 ROL 18.90 –.69 +55 415 30 ê

71 39 97 D A 15.0 RuralMtro RURL 13.99 –.23 –15 93 22k

45 89 26 B B–19.8 SAIC SAI 16.40 –.25 –26 2.0m 11o

76 61 84 C A–27.7 SRAIntl SRX 26.77 –.10+122 1.7m 20ò

79 91 53 A B–13.4 Sapient SAPE 11.79 –.74 +70 1.6m 29k

57 54 47 C A–21.2 Schawk 1.8 SGK 18.08 –.76 +60 85 14 ê

45 66 43 B B–20.4 StandrdPk STAN 17.91 –.91 +84 71 16 ê

41 48 34 A B–24.8 SykesEnt SYKE 19.03 –.63 –8 194 18 ê

94 78 85 A B–57.0 Syntel .4 SYNT 54.25 –1.05 –48 98 18k

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59 53 87 C B–22.3 TeleTech r TTEC 21.44 –.26 –2 214 20k

46 59 43 C B+38.3 Telvent TLVT 28.31 –.45 –59 41 14ò

47 63 45 C C 40.5 Thomson 3.0 TRI 39.29 –.61 +24 786 22ò

78 80 60 A B+54.9 TowersW .6 r TW 53.85 –1.02 –27 194 14ò

73 77 64 A D–21.1 Trnscnd TRCR 18.81 –.21 +1 38 22õ

73 56 73 D B+19.5 TrueBlue TBI 17.04 –1.22 +18 270 44ò

66 62 57 B B–22.2 TylerTech r TYL 20.69 –.39 +14 182 30k

59 65 66 B B–57.4 Unifirst .3 UNF 54.89 –1.08+167 124 14 ê

49 73 34 B D 38.4 Valassis r VCI 30.43 –.58 –22 486 16ò

53 50 74 B E 17.2 ValuClck VCLK 13.75 –.34 +7 1.2m 16ò

91 96 88 A D 41.17VanceInfon VIT.34.36 –.82 –63 210 44ò

81 85 67 C B+35.4 Verisk r VRSK 33.75 –.47 –20 495 25 ê

53 38 61 E A–27.3 Viad .7 r VVI 23.50 –1.42 +31 95 99k

95 87 93 B A–17.77Virtusan VRTU 16.99 –.23 +29 130 28 ê

68 82 61 A C–62.8 VistaPrt VPRT 49.45 +2.53+310 1.7m 23o

77 85 64 C B–64.4 WPPPlc 2.0 WPPGY 61.68 –1.10 +27 81 15k

50 84 21 A D–16.8 Wipro .9 WIT 12.83 –.66+248 2.2m 27o

19. APPAREL 3 6 WKS AGO 15 10 WKS 8 14 WKS

38 60 39 B D–34.2 Carters r CRI 27.23 –.72 –5 640 11ò

11 17 26 B D–21.5 Cheroke 8.4 CHKE 18.15 –.25 +59 87 14 ê

89 94 80 A B 58.67Coach 1.1 r COH.52.82 –1.18 –1 3.4m 19o

67 47 77 C B+63.0 ColumSp 1.3 COLM 61.18 –1.42 +51 206 28o

78 80 93 D B 19.57Crocs CROX 16.31 –.50 –3 2.2m 25ò

93 98 94 A B–87.9 DeckrsOut DECK.74.41 –2.21 –53 922 21ò

93 92 91 B B+37.0 GIIIApparel GIII 34.92 –.57 –19 182 13o

68 80 45 A B–32.7 GildanA .2 r GIL 29.40 –.05 +16 624 17ò

12 26 14 B E 31.5 Hanesbrd HBI 22.53 +.07+294 4.1m 10o

84 88 76 A B–21.4 IconixBr ICON.19.71 –.70 +67 958 15k

47 80 55 E C+22.0 KenCole KCP 13.85 –.06 +43 90 32 ê

81 93 63 A B 30.5 Maidenfrm r MFB 25.34 –1.17 +11 222 12 ê

66 84 50 A C–92.5 NikeB 1.5 NKE 81.46 –1.31 –7 2.2m 19o

38 64 54 D C–29.5 OxfrdInd 1.8 OXM 23.86 –.37 –27 155 20o

66 53 86 D B+30.5 PerryEllis PERY 28.37 –.70 –8 90 15 ê

68 88 47 A D+72.4 PhilpsV .3 PVH 58.05 –1.55 –22 740 15o

73 91 68 B D–115 PoloRL .4 r RL 104.0 –1.46 –5 736 18ò

36 55 33 B D 12.0 BarryRG 2.7 DFZ 10.42 –.26+317 117 10k

26 75 7 B C 44.9 SkechersA SKX 21.00 –.42 –21 1.1m 6ò

63 93 34 A C–47.7 SteveMdn r SHOO.37.72 –1.94 +27 494 14k

62 37 88 C A+28.2 Timberland TBL 26.79 –1.08 –4 453 18ò

28 57 14 B B–34.2 TrueRelig TRLG 20.22 –.91 –33 244 11ò

93 93 96 B B NH 7UndrArmr UA 59.75 –.04 +68 1.2m 44o

88 80 88 C A–17.8 Unifi UFI 16.63 –.71 +33 109 18k

46 83 32 B D+89.7 VFCorp 3.1 r VFC 81.45 –1.19 +16 1.3m 12ò

69 50 85 B B 41.0 VeraBradley VRA 33.85 –.37 –51 131 26 ê

10 27 17 B D 24.8 Volcom VLCM 16.21 –.30 +13 122 16ò

73 96 47 B C–59.0 Warnaco r WRC 50.18 –1.65 +1 765 14 ê

70 86 47 B B+33.0 Wolvrn 1.4 r WWW 31.11 –.92 +49 410 14k

20. TRANSPRT 18 6 WKS AGO 21 10 WKS 21 14 WKS

77 74 86 B B+64.3 AlaskaAir r ALK 59.72 –3.12 +30 445 8o

61 69 70 D B–42.1 AlexBld 3.1 ALEX 40.06 –.94 +38 258 29k

41 59 26 A B–59.0 Allegiant r ALGT 47.24 –2.62 +40 263 14k

53 17 89 E B 22.9 AmRailcr ARII 19.20 –.85 +19 79 .. ê

20 49 32 E C 33.5 ARBest .5 ABFS 25.36 –1.27 –41 131 ..ó

52 90 33 B B–62.0 AtlasAir AAWW 50.55 –2.59 –2 229 9ò

66 74 70 A C–82.1 CHRobn 1.5 CHRW 76.03 –1.71 +42 1.7m 34ò

90 95 81 A B 71.5 CSX 1.5 CSX 69.28 –1.64 +12 3.6m 17o

73 79 60 A B–NH CdnNRwy 1.9 r CNI 67.76 –1.65 +78 1.4m 16o

72 77 65 B B NH CndaPac 1.6 CP 67.15 –2.29 +5 455 17o

61 80 66 D B 16.8 CeladonGrp r CGI 15.01 –.92 +90 222 31o

7 9 15 D E 34.6 ChinaEA CEA 23.16 –1.38 +51 49 89k

36 80 36 C D–39.3 ChinaSAir ZNH 25.77 –.95 –3 62 5o

8 5 32 C D+40.3 Con–Way 1.2 CNW 33.62 –1.02 –14 521 81ò

56 65 49 A B 63.1 CopaHold 1.9 CPA 56.53 –2.37 +40 282 12ò

26 62 13 B D 19.0 CrudeCrr 5.0 CRU 15.87 +.43+317 273 35õ

30 80 17 E B 14.9 DeltaAirn DAL 11.83 –.47 +39 17m 6o

21 62 10 B E 16.1 DianaShpg DSX 11.72 +.08 +39 1.4m 7ò

65 54 90 C B 25.4 Dynamex DDMX 24.89 ... –64 44 22 ê

31 80 12 B D–16.1 EchoGLg ECHO 11.51 –.63 –40 67 27ò

77 95 71 A C–57.2 Expedtrs .8 EXPD 50.62 –2.84 +83 2.0m 34ò

41 56 42 C B 97.8 Fedex .5 FDX 90.48 –3.88+105 4.6m 20o

53 78 36 C A–30.3 ForwdA 1.0 FWRD 27.69 –1.24 +21 111 30k

46 17 67 E B+30.7 FrghtCar RAIL 28.85 –.55 –7 66 ..k

28 70 12 B C–38.9 Frontlne 3.7 FRO 27.12 +1.94+532 8.2m 11ò

12 58 2 A E 24.5 GenShp GNK 11.53 +.02+100 2.6m 2ò

84 87 82 B B 54.97GenWyo GWR 50.82 –1.88 –4 170 27k

27 34 33 A D+18.7 GolInAir 2.6 GOL 14.85 –.44 +8 979 14o

73 47 88 C A 17.7 Golar 5.9 r GLNG 16.89 –.42 +23 310 99o

67 2 96 E A+NH Greenbri GBX 23.43 –1.00 +31 399 ..o

59 83 34 B C+22.3 GuangRy 2.5 GSH 20.26 –.39 –26 41 12 ê

52 77 38 A B–17.2 HrtlndEx .5 HTLD 15.94 –.59 +60 696 23 ê

73 79 64 B A 37.6 HubGroup r HUBG 34.77 –2.27+340 809 29 ê

76 83 70 A B–43.1 HuntJB 1.2 r JBHT 41.35 –1.44+172 3.2m 26o

22 66 15 C C–32.6 IntlShip 6.0 ISH 25.12 –.74 +3 30 4 ê

86 97 81 B B 52.7 KCSouthrn KSU 48.87 –.62 +72 1.6m 23o

63 50 72 B B+NH KirbyCorp KEX 47.24 +.90+259 762 21o

40 70 28 B B–22.4 KnightTr 1.3 KNX 19.05 –.35 +67 1.3m 26o

85 80 79 A C–24.5 KnightT 8.5 VLCCF 23.48 –.07 +54 449 11ò

75 95 78 A D–32.7 LANAirA 1.4 LFL 28.34 –1.05+281 1.3m 22o

53 72 38 B B+46.2 Landstar .5 LSTR 40.80 –1.32 –34 300 24ó

29 73 32 D D 24.4 MartnTr .4 MRTN 21.11 –.26 +18 107 23 ê

55 56 44 A B–21.0 NviosM 9 NMM 19.09 +.22 +32 388 12o

19 58 12 D E 32.4 NordicAm 4.0 NAT 24.87 +.80+218 1.4m 99ò

52 81 42 A D–66.0 NorflkSo 2.6 r NSC 60.38 –1.93+143 5.7m 15o

85 85 85 C B+33.7 OldDomFrt ODFL 32.19 –1.18 –20 297 28õ

60 80 38 D B+13.6 RailAmern RA 12.48 –.47 +25 199 43k

46 80 33 D B–15.1 RoadrnTr RRTS 13.31 –.36 –66 34 36õ

31 43 34 B B–33.4 RyanrHl 6.0 RYAAY 30.25 –.19 +50 729 17k

19 27 37 E B+17.7 Saia SAIA 14.85 –.55 –15 53 ..õ

88 97 69 A B–15.1 Seaspan 3.6 SSW 14.00 –.04 –6 213 7o

19 28 48 B E 23.1 ShipFin 7.2 SFL 19.98 –.09+101 609 10ò

11 25 40 D C–16.8 Skywst 1.1 r SKYW 15.14 –.98 +44 307 10k

21 70 18 C D–14.3 SwstAirl .1 LUV 11.93 –.56 +99 11m 16o

61 47 70 A B 25.9 TAMSA 3.3 TAM 23.44 –.92 –6 574 8 ê

16 4 75 E D 36.6 TeekaySh 3.7 TK 34.19 +1.26+423 1.7m ..o

63 51 78 B B–NH TeekLNG 6.1 TGP 39.27 +2.28+999 956 23o

45 63 76 E C–29.9 TeekOff 6.8 TOO 27.97 –.28 +15 319 17 ê

29 45 40 B C–14.0 TeekTnk 10 TNK 11.89 +.08+107 891 18o

91 96 82 A B+32.57Textain 3.6 TGH 29.78 –.75 –29 74 13k

53 19 86 D B–29.1 Trinity 1.2 r TRN 27.81 –1.11 –26 543 36ò

94 68 99 D A 34.1 TwnDisc 1.0 TWIN 32.22 –.88 +9 91 35 ê

72 80 72 B B+12.3 USAirway LCC 10.16 –.89+137 12m 4o

79 75 86 C A–22.3 UTiWld .3 UTIW 21.60 –.53 +6 458 32 ê

81 96 76 A D–99 UnionPac 1.6 UNP 93.54 –1.80 +34 3.9m 16o

78 80 76 B B 29.8 UntdContntl UAL 25.85 –1.11 +45 7.6m 6o

62 85 48 B B 73.9 UPSB 2.7 UPS 70.73 –2.18 +53 5.6m 21ò

65 80 75 D B 15.4 Vitran VTNC 13.77 –.70 –54 32 99k

90 81 71 B B 55.9 Wabtec .1 WAB 53.17 –1.37 –45 142 21ò

56 73 57 C B+25.7 WernrE .8 WERN 24.25 –1.28+199 2.4m 22o

21. MEDICAL 28 6 WKS AGO 27 10 WKS 28 14 WKS

80 82 62 B C+28.6 Abaxis ABAX 26.79 –.51+218 354 43o

26 79 12 A E 55.6 AbbotLa 3.9 ABT 45.49 –.89 +88 17m 10o

30 44 30 D B–12.3 Abiomed ABMD 9.81 –.20 –51 135 ..k

28 65 5 D E 40.5 AcordaTh ACOR 21.95 –.67 +33 1.2m ..k

24 10 49 .. D 15.6 Aegerion AEGR 11.75 –1.12 –46 15 ..õ

75 91 57 C A–36.0 Aetna .1 r AET 32.95 –1.17 –29 2.7m 9ò

89 94 92 B B–60.3 AirMethods AIRM 51.29 –1.48 –32 66 18 ê

53 76 33 A D–170 Alcon 2.1 ACL 163.0 –.13 +17 1.7m 21o

77 59 73 B A–42.3 Alere r ALR 39.27 –1.05 –19 522 15ò

96 63 91 A B+87.1 AlexionPhr ALXN 82.34 –2.69 +7 876 52ò

74 79 67 B B 21.4 AlignTech ALGN 20.35 –.55 +62 1.1m 25o

19 12 23 .. C 12.7 AlimeraS ALIM 9.57 –.13 –60 43 ..õ

68 81 42 A C 74.9 Allergan .3 AGN 69.08 –.99 +1 1.8m 22ò

61 93 34 A D–44.1 AlmstFam AFAM 34.81 –.72 –22 68 10ò

63 80 38 B A–19.3 AmrSvc 1.4 ASGR 16.83 –.53 –9 29 12 ê

50 66 30 A B–24.1 AmMdSys AMMD 19.95 –.02 +56 1.5m 16k

97 99 92 B A–NH 7Amerigrp AGP.51.45 –1.27 +48 1.0m 11ò

88 90 68 B A+37.1 AmBrg 1.1 r ABC.36.00 –.82 –27 1.9m 16ò

57 63 24 A B 61.3 Amgen AMGN 55.29 –1.19 +6 6.9m 10o

66 58 50 B A 23.3 AmsurgA AMSG 21.03 –.54 +1 119 12k

22 19 30 E B+24.2 Amylin AMLN 16.20 –.24 +53 2.9m ..o

85 95 62 C A–53.3 Anlogic .8 r ALOG 51.20 –1.14 –23 48 24 ê

46 2 88 D B 30.6 ArdeaBion RDEA 27.41 –.53 +27 152 ..o

47 80 30 D B–32.6 ArthroCre ARTC 27.82 –.79 +13 196 30 ê

62 71 41 C B–37.5 AssistLv ALC 32.71 –1.08 +22 41 22 ê

49 60 28 A B–53.5 AstraZen 5.3 r AZN 48.26 –.22 +61 2.1m 7o

50 3 79 B B 17.9 AVEOPh AVEO 13.15 –1.54 –35 56 ..õ

81 80 57 A A–95.7 BardCR .8 BCR 93.06 –.91 –19 503 17ó

39 72 24 A D–60.2 BaxterI 2.6 r BAX 48.60 –.38 +87 6.6m 12o

82 59 82 A B 78.3 BeckCltr 1.1 r BEC 71.48 –.32 +81 2.3m 17ò

63 64 54 A B 85.7 BectDck 2.0 BDX 82.56 –.99 –20 1.1m 16ó

72 66 61 B A–113 BioRadA BIO 108.0 –2.01 –8 47 19ò

83 93 50 B B–24.7 BioRefLabs BRLI 23.12 –.85 –30 171 24o

91 96 60 A B 69.0 BiognIdec BIIB 65.08 –2.01 +31 2.3m 13ò

60 47 53 B D–28.4 Biomarin BMRN 25.45 –.21 +40 976 72ò24 20 41 C B+9.1 BostonSci BSX 6.99 –.17 +11 18m 10ò

55 73 29 A C 28.0 BrtMySq 5.1 r BMY 25.79 –.56 +11 10m 11o

64 32 73 D B+22.6 Brookdale BKD 21.68 –.77 +27 692 ..ò

57 58 62 C C 24.2 Cantel .6 CMN 20.96 –.41 +8 85 19o

54 47 73 D B+42.2 CardlHth 1.9 r CAH 41.07 –.90 +2 2.9m 17ó66 36 99 E B 13.4 CardiovS CSII 11.83 –.09 –78 24 ..k

33 33 37 C B 30.1 CareFusnn CFN 25.22 –.55 +21 2.4m 18ò83 94 55 B C–48.6 CatalystH CHSI 42.68 –.59 +10 253 24k

67 94 10 A D+65.8 Celgene r CELG 51.18 –3.67+244 12m 18o

70 58 80 C B–29.4 Centene CNC 27.28 –.73 +4 384 14k

70 93 18 A B 72.9 Cephalon CEPH 58.33 –2.47 +20 1.4m 7ò

89 80 83 C B NH 7Cepheid CPHD 23.91 –.27+142 825 99o

50 27 65 C A 41.7 CharlsRvLb r CRL 38.31 –.19 –46 586 20k

98 85 93 A B+17.5 ChinaBion CBPO 16.21 +.16 –61 41 10 ê

86 91 74 A C+23.2 ChnKnghui KH 17.37 –.75 –50 53 28õ52 65 31 C B+14.8 ChnMd CMED 12.25 –.06 –49 255 12o

68 79 64 D A–18.6 Chindex CHDX 15.22 –.52 +25 55 31k

82 66 76 B A–42.7 CIGNA .1 CI 41.26 –1.29 –11 2.5m 9ò

68 34 95 E A–NH ClincData CLDA 27.36 +.60 +84 1.4m ..ò27 18 9 C B+15.0 Codexis CDXS 9.17 –.14 –41 96 ..õ34 62 43 C D 42.3 CommtyHlth r CYH 34.96 –.45 –68 530 11ò

72 80 74 C B 27.1 Conmed CNMD 26.02 –.25 +31 153 19k

84 89 87 B B–59.1 CooperC .1 COO 56.93 –1.25 –52 225 18o

63 36 66 B A–63.5 Covance r CVD 56.75 –.47 +70 1.2m 25o

75 85 83 D B+NH CoventryHt CVH 29.51 –1.01 +6 1.3m 7ò

69 76 54 B B+52.5 Covidien 1.7 COV 47.08 –.72 +27 4.1m 13ò

71 36 90 C B 34.5 Crucell CRXL 33.22 –.20+198 187 ..k

56 61 30 B B–25.5 CubistPhr CBST 22.24 –.63 –13 763 8o

74 28 91 B A–35.3 Cyberonics r CYBX 33.07 –1.02 –16 209 27ò

74 74 64 B B–76.1 DaVita DVA 74.28 –1.03 –7 725 17ò

19 1 24 D B–57.7 Dendreon DNDN 34.89 –.48 +22 3.3m ..ò

54 58 53 B B–38.2 Dentsup .6 r XRAY 35.75 –.80 +73 1.3m 19ò

64 36 77 B C 16.1 DexCom DXCM 14.10 –.39 +44 548 .. ê53 74 69 D E 41.8 DrReddys .6 RDY 35.47 +1.12+283 1.7m 30o

93 85 93 A A–86.3 EdwdLfSci r EW 83.18 –1.74 –6 760 48ò

91 74 78 A B+25.1 EmergBio EBS 21.04 –.90 +22 232 22o

94 89 82 A C+38.2 EndoPhrm ENDP.33.53 –.79 –42 689 10ò

99 89 89 A B 27.07EnsignG .9 ENSG 25.10 –.04 +2 111 14k

35 47 36 D D+12.7 EnzonPhar r ENZN 11.19 –.44 –6 429 ..ò

57 32 70 D B–12.8 Eurandn EURX 11.96 ... –53 274 .. ê

29 47 28 B B–22.3 Exactech EXAC 16.82 –.89 –5 25 19k

94 98 72 A C 58.8 ExprsScrpt ESRX.56.16 –1.67 +36 4.1m 24ò

77 89 42 A B 34.2 ForestLabs r FRX 31.99 –.45 +5 2.2m 7o

51 79 32 B D+64.1 FresenMd .9 FMS 57.86 –.46 +71 132 18k

48 1 94 D A–17.4 Furiex FURX 16.25 –.46 –44 27 ..õ

91 88 86 A A 63.3 GenProbe r GPRO 62.40 –.59+111 782 29ò90 80 93 D A 23.77Genomic GHDX 22.37 –.61 +45 210 99k

66 96 26 B B–30.9 GntvaHlth GTIV 23.60 –.80 –18 174 8ò55 45 57 C C+73.2 Genzyme r GENZ 71.10 –.18 –16 2.0m 52ò

66 83 22 A B–49.5 GileadSci r GILD 38.21 –.73 +7 9.6m 10o

61 56 35 B A 24.0 GivenImg GIVN 17.40 –.31 +94 103 26k

20 32 22 A E 42.1 GlaxoSK 5.5 GSK 36.40 –1.06+238 7.0m 12ò

52 58 46 C B+25.1 Grtbatch GB 23.22 –.69 +2 99 15k

69 79 40 B B 64.8 Haemonetic r HAE 58.84 –.19 +49 241 19k

89 94 71 B A–22.5 HangrOrth HGR 21.27 –.64 –41 118 16k

35 32 66 D C 29.8 HealthNet r HNT 28.64 –.96 –32 747 14ò54 38 74 D A–24.1 HlthSouth HLS 22.61 –.40 –29 751 13ò

94 94 91 B A–33.77HlthSprg r HS.30.84 –1.64 +19 581 9ò

64 28 95 D B+99 HeartWre HTWR 91.09 –6.04+241 459 ..k

81 86 68 B B+66.6 HenrySchn r HSIC 65.42 –.30 +76 779 18ò

48 35 47 A B 27.1 HiTchPhrm HITK 22.95 –.40 –22 77 8o

80 73 80 B C 44.0 Hill–Rom 1.0 HRC 40.45 –.12 +38 753 20o

84 71 80 B A–NH Hologic HOLX 19.92 –.25 +1 2.6m 16ò40 65 28 B C–60.5 Hospira HSP 54.60 –1.09 +22 1.3m 16ò

28 37 14 D C–34.5 HumanGen HGSI 23.85 –.72 –35 1.7m ..o

73 90 61 B C 61.3 Humana HUM 58.18 –1.90 –17 1.3m 8ò

85 92 47 A B 40.1 ICUMed r ICUI 39.15 –.84 –10 67 19k

84 62 76 B B 41.2 IPCn IPCM 37.53 –1.64 –13 92 26k

86 81 71 A B+NH Idexx Labs r IDXX 70.86 –2.24+149 604 30o

99 94 93 A B+71.47Illumina r ILMN.69.05 –1.57 +22 1.5m 65ò

56 67 45 A B–22.8 Immucor BLUD 20.00 –.84 +19 556 16o

94 80 89 A B+24.2 ImpaxLb IPXL 23.39 –.28 +10 702 5ò

65 55 43 B B–17.5 Incyte INCY 14.64 –.65 –20 1.5m ..ò

78 83 60 A C+49.9 IntgLfSci IART 46.37 –.85 –19 112 17 ê54 8 99 D B+49.5 Intermune ITMN 36.92 –.45 –53 966 ..ò

91 98 48 A A–393 IntSurg r ISRG 327.9 –6.24 –7 568 34o

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

99 99 95 A+ A B 443 Priceline r PCLN 425.3–11.83 +36 1.3m 35 ò99 97 93 A– A B+ 262 Chipotle CMG 219.4 –6.09 –37 620 42 ò98 80 83 A+ A A 112 LearCorp LEA 104.9 –5.65+118 1.1m 2 ò97 81 97 A+ A B+ 102 OYOGeo OYOG 92.50 –4.45 –52 23 40 k

96 97 79 A+ A C 251 CNOOC CEO 220.5–15.79+393 775 15 ò95 99 84 C+ A C 348 AppleInc AAPL 336.1 –7.11 +40 21m 18 o

93 93 84 B+ C A 121 Wynn WYNN 114.5 –4.36 +1 2.2m 90 ò92 89 93 B B B– 114 Cummins CMI 105.4 –4.54 +45 2.5m 22 ò91 98 48 B A A– 393 IntSurg r ISRG 327.9 –6.24 –7 568 34 o

89 80 81 A– C A+ 450 BiglariHld BH 426.1–12.88 –8 7 21 õ86 95 91 D– B C 94.5 Corpbanca BCA 80.32 –4.04 –62 4 15 k

86 82 75 C A B 191 Amazon r AMZN 171.1–13.31+308 20m 67 o

86 82 64 A B B– 131 NewMkt r NEU 124.5 –4.62 –2 62 10 ó86 80 76 B C B 63.6 DeltcTmbr DEL 58.31 –4.08 +39 53 49 k

86 54 84 A+ A B– 53.6 SanDisk SNDK 46.80 –4.52+245 26m 10 o

85 91 51 B+ A A– 231 Blackrck r BLK 194.3 –7.45 +9 1.0m 17 o

83 96 51 B– A C+ 642 Google GOOG 601.0–15.80 +71 4.2m 20 o

77 90 52 B– A B– 187 Atrion ATRI 166.1–14.96 +3 3 17 k

77 80 81 C+ C C 2200 Seaboard SEB 1965 – 105 +11 1 12 ê75 83 38 C+ B A+ 128730 BrkHaA BRKA 122624 – 1676 –40 0.3 19 ê74 94 79 D+ D B– 276 Autozone r AZO 251.1 –5.04 –18 389 15 o

70 81 17 A A B– 23.2 Tessera TSRA 17.11 –4.10+668 2.8m 9 o

68 80 55 C+ C B– 356 MitsuiLtd MITSY 333.9 –7.54 –59 1 10 k

64 28 95 B– D B+ 99 HeartWre HTWR 91.09 –6.04+241 459 .. k

58 93 28 C– A C– 269 MastrCd r MA 234.9 –4.24 –59 604 17 ò57 20 72 B– B A 804 NVR r NVR 787.3 –5.82 +56 60 23 ê55 88 40 D+ B C 314 Alleghany Y 305.6 –7.41 –38 6 16 k

53 86 32 C+ C B 547 Wash Post r WPO 438.5 –5.91 –31 34 11 k

51 57 68 D– B C– 421 Alexanders ALX 395.9–14.09 +11 3 31 k

49 78 37 D B B– 347 CMEGrp CME 304.9 –4.99 –14 410 20 ò40 94 18 D– A E 191 HDFCBnk HDB 140.4 –6.03+146 829 27 o

36 80 24 B– D B– 25.9 MonstrWw MWW 15.95 –5.44+625 21m .. o

20 18 34 B+ C C 39.1 DigitalRiver r DRIV 30.78 –4.73+925 6.1m 35 o

.. .. 95 C .. .. NH VSInvrsVxShrt XIV 137.5–13.04+174 71 99 ê

.. .. 94 C .. B+ NH DrxSOXBll SOXL 59.69 –5.26+196 603 .. o

.. .. 93 C .. B+ 172 ProUPM400 UMDD 161.6 –9.35 –73 9 .. ê

.. .. 92 C .. B– 171 ProUltPQQQ TQQQ 157.4–12.84+134 661 .. o

.. .. 91 C .. D– 79.3 DirxSCBull TNA 69.61 –5.48 +53 12m .. ó

.. .. 91 C .. B– 173 ProUPR2K URTY 152.7–11.51 +63 222 .. o

.. .. 88 C .. B– NH DirxLCBull BGU 74.54 –4.08 +68 1.8m .. ò

.. .. 88 C .. D NH ProUltSP500 UPRO 213.6–11.91 +78 1.4m .. ò

.. .. 86 C .. B+ 134 ProUltPD30 UDOW 128.1 –5.25+212 132 .. o

.. .. 85 C .. B 90.1 ProUltQQQ QLD 85.05 –4.55 +98 7.4m .. ò

.. .. 84 C .. .. 69.0 IPLR2000Tr RTLA 59.11 –4.23 +54 40 99 ê

.. .. 78 C .. D+ 140 BarcLgC BXUC 134.3 –4.24+151 128 99 ê

.. .. 59 C .. B+ 81.1 DirxDMBull DZK 69.72 –4.87 –29 18 .. ó

.. .. 56 C .. C+ 113 ProUltEM EET 99.0 –6.32 +75 26 .. ò

.. .. 47 C .. .. 116 IPLMsiEM EMLB 104.0 –6.32+289 4 99 ê

.. .. 14 C .. E 79.0 iShTurkynya TUR 58.02 –4.38+118 842 .. k

.. .. 9 C .. C 86.0 PSCrudeDS DTO 57.03 –4.41 +71 461 99 ê

SMARTSELECT® COMPOSITE RATINGEARNINGS PER SHARERELATIVE PRICE STRENGTHINDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENGTHSALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROEACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION

52-wk Stock & Close Vol% Vol PHigh Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E666666

99 99 94 A+ A B– 96.1 ConchoRn CXO 91.25 +3.60 +42 1.6m 34 ò99 98 98 A– A B– NH Netflix r NFLX 218.0 +7.11 +49 9.0m 73 o

99 98 92 A+ A B+ NH OplinkC r OPLK 23.77 +4.45+999 1.7m 16 o

99 93 92 A+ A B NH CarboCera CRR 113.6 +3.39+155 544 33 x

99 86 90 A+ A B+ NH Hallibtn HAL 43.88 +.71 +27 16m 21 o

98 98 88 A+ A C– 85.5 Mosaic MOS 79.78 +1.11 +17 6.8m 25 o

98 96 97 A B B NH OpntTe OPNT 29.32 +3.70+464 562 47 ê98 90 91 A+ A A– NH SeacorHldg r CKH 106.0 +1.07 –39 164 9 k

97 96 98 A A B 26.0 Fabrinet FN 24.11 +1.90 +20 133 15 õ97 96 95 B+ B B+ NH Rackspce RAX 33.77 +1.56+214 5.1m 99 ò97 89 75 A– A B+ NH AtwoodOcn ATW 39.22 +.09 +24 773 9 ò97 86 95 A+ B B NH JDSUni JDSU 16.92 +.17+171 11m 29 ò97 80 95 A+ B B– NH BrigmExpl BEXP 28.63 +1.22 +81 4.0m 69 ò97 77 90 A+ B A NH BakrHugh BHI 67.29 +.62+161 12m 30 o

97 76 95 B B A NH AppldSgnl APSG 37.99 +.05 –46 311 32 ê97 63 96 A A B NH Ariba ARBA 27.40 +2.35+406 4.7m 36 o

96 92 93 A A D– NH Informtc r INFA 45.66 +3.09+220 2.7m 40 o

96 80 93 A+ C C+ 94.9 PionrNtr PXD 91.15 +1.77 +12 1.2m 99 ò95 86 87 A+ A C– 63.8 ContlResn CLR 61.18 +1.44 +51 939 35 ò95 80 95 A– C B+ NH Holly HOC 46.94 +1.00+159 1.4m 57 ò95 80 91 A A D 151 Salesforc CRM 131.6 +3.37 +29 4.1m 99 ò95 80 87 A+ C B NH ElecSci ESIO 16.17 +.39+198 259 32 ê95 74 91 A B B NH Coherentn COHR 53.44 +6.01+687 965 20 o

95 74 83 A+ A B– 86.7 DevEngy r DVN 85.13 +1.23 +27 3.7m 15 ò94 89 83 B A A– NH QualtySys QSII 77.45 +2.85+365 688 40 o

94 80 89 A+ B D NH WhitingP WLL 122.8 +4.62+159 2.0m 27 ò94 59 91 A+ D A+ NH ResoluteEn REN 17.43 +.08+146 1.3m .. o

93 80 92 B– C A NH KapStone KS 17.30 +.06 +46 419 15 ê93 80 86 A– C B– NH PattUTI PTEN 22.78 +.39 +93 6.0m 78 ò92 83 88 A B C– 50.2 Hawkns HWKN 40.01 +1.19+136 126 18 ê91 81 75 A+ A C– 92.1 CoreLabs CLB 88.91 +1.24 +3 320 31 ò91 80 92 A– D B+ NH FrontOil FTO 19.77 +.40+111 3.6m .. ò90 96 94 A– A E 42.3 SilvWhtn SLW 31.49 +1.44 +41 15m 49 o

90 88 78 A B C+ NH Dover DOV 62.15 +2.67+252 4.6m 17 o

90 79 94 A+ C C– NH Lufkin LUFK 64.52 +.82 –5 251 57 ò89 88 67 B A B– NH CmptrPr CPSI 50.84 +5.03+582 395 29 ê88 70 94 A+ C B+ NH NatlOilVr NOV 71.46 +.59 –16 3.5m 17 ò86 53 93 A+ C B 58.5 MasseyEn MEE 57.23 +2.84+106 8.0m 99 ò85 54 84 A+ C A+ NH GlfMrk GLF 38.50 +.89 +90 398 23 ò84 90 81 C B C+ NH Scansrce SCSC 36.68 +2.73+235 364 16 ê84 60 75 A B A NH Flowserve FLS 123.0 +.36+127 1.3m 16 ò82 85 71 C+ A C+ 131 BPPrdhoe BPT 114.2 +1.09 +6 236 11 o

81 80 88 B E C NH NLIndus NL 12.29 +.36+327 91 76 ê81 80 84 A– D C– NH Sunoco SUN 43.46 +.92 +47 3.0m 35 ò81 75 89 C B B– NH ErieIndt r ERIE 68.01 +2.04+523 302 23 k

81 61 87 C A B NH Bottmline EPAY 22.90 +2.53+293 668 22 o

80 72 87 A– D D+ 121 NACCO NC 110.5 +2.63+173 51 14 ê80 54 80 B+ B B NH ConocPh r COP 70.56 +1.17+146 18m 11 o

80 52 89 A+ C C+ 42.9 SwiftErgy SFY 41.33 +1.24 +25 623 31 k

76 80 81 C+ B D– NH StandexI SXI 33.15 +2.65+121 85 13 ê

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38 63 38 C C 32.8 OwensMin 2.4 OMI 29.55 –.61 –9 325 15k

62 74 50 C A–24.7 PSSWorld r PSSI 23.84 –.53 +10 653 19o

43 1 90 E B+NH PalmrMd PMTI 15.15 –.32 +23 175 ..ò45 19 76 A D+39.6 ParPharm PRX 35.50 –.55 +41 334 11k

81 97 48 B C+25.6 Parexel PRXL 23.09 +.04+133 1.9m 19k

75 73 66 B A–NH PattrCos 1.2 PDCO 32.98 –.14 +12 1.0m 17k

94 96 80 A B 74.5 Perrigo .4 PRGO 72.79 –1.28 –6 660 23ò70 67 44 A B 19.3 Pfizer 4.4 PFE 18.15 –.33 +3 46m 8ò62 30 66 B B+NH PhrmPdt 2.0 PPDI 29.50 –.72 –18 469 31ò50 4 95 E A–50.7 Pharmsstn VRUS 47.99 –1.82 +21 326 ..k

36 63 15 A C 24.0 QiagenNV QGEN 18.13 –.59 +36 1.3m 19k

68 57 55 B A–60.3 QstDiagn .7 r DGX 57.36 –.62 +48 1.9m 13o

91 72 97 A B–16.7 Questcor QCOR 15.64 –.27 +6 793 27o

51 55 38 B B+15.5 Quidel QDEL 13.12 –.79 –26 168 23k

44 1 83 D B 35.9 Regeneron REGN 33.45 –1.42 –46 358 ..ò

79 94 34 B B+31.9 RehabCare RHB 24.68 –.81 –52 109 11o

63 92 30 A D 35.9 Resmed RMD 31.08 –1.97+337 4.6m 19o

37 80 19 C B–13.9 RochstrMd ROCM 10.30 –.42 +20 37 93 ê58 80 50 D C+49.1 SalixPh SLXP 40.50 –1.21 +31 978 ..o25 59 26 .. B–39.5 SanofAvt 3.3 SNY 33.35 –1.90 +83 4.1m 7ò

54 13 75 D B+18.1 SeattGene SGEN 16.16 –.91 +55 1.3m ..ò81 79 83 A C+14.8 ShmirO 5.9 SHMR 13.67 –.15 +11 41 13 ê90 96 33 A A 15.9 Shangpharma SHP 13.05 –.26 –64 20 21õ93 98 68 A A–81.6 ShirLtd .4 SHPGY 78.63 –1.86 –42 253 18ò

45 12 87 D D+14.4 SigaTech SIGA 11.76 –.32 –9 308 ..o85 82 90 B B 13.87Simceren SCR 12.23 +.03 +33 152 34 ê85 77 75 B B+45.1 SironaDen SIRO 43.53 –.99 –14 247 25ò79 70 70 A A–57.2 Smith&Ne 1.3 SNN 55.13 –.77 –72 69 15k

82 91 55 C B+35.5 SonoSite r SONO 33.68 –.99 –23 52 44k

77 90 42 A B–43.0 StJudeMed r STJ 41.00 –.80 +16 3.9m 13o

60 69 53 C C+38.2 Steris 1.7 STE 34.92 –1.62+191 629 15k

79 84 57 A B 59.7 Stryker 1.3 r SYK 57.20 –.91 +12 2.2m 17o

81 52 88 C B 14.0 SunHlthcr SUNH 12.45 –.05 –48 123 12o

45 44 37 D B+12.0 SyneronMd ELOS 10.66 –.33 +18 179 ..ò50 85 34 B E 17.3 Synovis r SYNO 15.01 –.55 +24 44 29k

90 95 47 B A–24.6 TalecrisB TLCR 24.21 +.10+114 1.8m 16ò73 76 51 D B 28.0 Targacpt TRGT 25.32 –1.69 +15 130 ..k74 60 53 A B+NH Techne 1.6 TECH 68.60 –.70 +24 126 24ò53 36 87 C B 7.1 TenetHlthc THC 6.67 –.07 –26 10m 29ò81 96 34 A B 65.0 Teva 1.2 r TEVA 54.80 –1.01 –7 6.6m 12ò50 31 85 D C 28.8 Theravnc THRX 20.98 –2.10 +76 730 ..ò37 92 3 A E 47.9 Thoratec THOR 23.13 –3.00+633 9.7m 18o

79 58 59 B A–16.8 3SBio SSRX 15.20 –.53 –74 21 25ò60 93 39 C B 21.4 Triple–Sn r GTS 18.32 –1.04 +76 95 7k

72 88 50 B B–21.0 USPhyTh USPH 19.39 –.55 –12 29 16 ê94 80 71 B B 69.1 UtdThrp UTHR 67.94 –.32 +70 801 44ò81 82 77 B B NH UtdhlthG 1.2 r UNH 40.93 –1.36 –3 7.7m 9o

60 69 64 C B 46.6 UnvHlthS .5 UHS 42.09 –.88 –50 483 16ò31 43 27 B C–29.3 VCAAnt WOOF 22.69 –.46 –7 483 16k

69 18 97 B A–NH ValntPh 1.0 r VRX 37.09 +.11 –21 2.4m ..ò87 88 72 A B–72.2 VarianMed r VAR 68.67 –.03 +96 1.7m 21o

56 80 39 A D–13.2 VasclrSoln r VASC 10.58 –.33 +60 65 23k

28 10 38 E A–43.9 VertxPhar VRTX 39.01 –.38 +28 2.3m ..ò91 87 78 A C–18.7 Virophrm VPHM 16.50 –.62 +27 900 10ò80 80 69 C B–29.1 Volcano VOLC 26.78 –.56 +97 666 60 ê94 99 59 A A 25.3 WarnerCh WCRX.23.46 –.84 –18 1.5m 7o

94 82 79 A A–56.1 WatsonPhar WPI 53.54 –1.19 –17 1.1m 16ò31 48 43 D C+33.0 Wellcare WCG 30.06 –1.18 +19 550 12ò

59 70 61 D B 66.5 WellPoint WLP 62.66 –1.70 –33 2.6m 9o

49 59 45 B B 44.8 WstPhm 1.7 WST 39.90 –.99 +13 120 16k

84 90 37 A B 20.1 WuXin WX 16.89 –.22 +22 463 16 ê67 68 55 B B+62.5 Zimmer r ZMH 58.58 –.50 +36 2.6m 13o

87 93 89 C B 45.3 ZollMed ZOLL 41.41 –2.18+313 954 44 ê

22. MINING 9 6 WKS AGO 5 10 WKS 7 14 WKS

72 87 50 A E 88.2 AgnicoEg .9 AEM.69.12 +1.37 +64 3.8m 44ò86 80 81 D B+16.7 Alcoa .7 AA 16.13 –.34 –3 28m 30o

64 24 90 C C+29.1 AlldNevGn ANV 25.85 +.49 +33 934 55o

32 47 34 D E 52.9 AngloAs .4 AU 43.13 –.59 +53 2.9m 99ò89 92 64 A D 93.9 BHPBilLt 2.0 BHP 87.20 –2.12 +50 3.7m 19ò88 92 69 A E 81.5 BHPBlplc 2.3 BBL 75.20 –2.28 +32 1.6m 16ò

83 96 55 A D–55.7 BarrckG 1.0 ABX.47.30 +.93 +96 16m 16ò51 60 38 A E 57.2 Buenavt 1.1 BVN 41.53 –.17 +15 1.2m 16ò74 43 91 C C–41.5 Cameco .7 CCJ 39.79 +1.01 +35 3.0m 33ò34 24 38 C D–19.1 ChinaNRes CHNR 12.22 –.29 –66 8 3k

97 92 92 A B–91.4 CliffsNtl .7 CLF 83.09 –2.15 –12 2.9m 15ò

49 24 87 D D–28.2 CoeurDAlne CDE 23.62 +.64 +56 3.6m ..ò82 92 48 A C–20.2 EldorGld .3 EGO 16.41 +.30 +73 6.4m 43o

94 71 86 A D+122 FreeptC 1.9 FCX 106.2 –1.49 +15 11m 11o

77 81 62 B D 18.5 GoldFlds .9 GFI 15.85 –.11 +87 6.3m 24ò47 49 89 .. E 29.9 GoldResrc GORO 23.40 +1.00 +33 366 ..ó61 86 30 B D–48.9 Goldcorp .9 GG 40.74 +.05 +65 10m 39o

52 9 96 B C+28.9 GoldenMin AUMN 19.84 –.11 –14 104 .. ê32 47 41 .. E 13.0 HrmnyGld .6 HMY 10.89 +.19 +79 3.1m 99ò51 80 18 C C+14.7 HWinstng HWD 10.52 –.18 –65 99 36 ê80 61 76 C B–13.8 HorsehdHn ZINC 12.30 –.45 –29 187 42ò44 27 78 .. B–19.0 HudbayMi 1.1 HBM 16.65 –.17 –28 22 45 ê80 62 71 B B–20.3 IAMGld .4 IAG 19.63 +.46 +84 5.0m 40ò71 39 92 D B 30.0 IvanhoMn IVN 27.25 –.68 –24 2.2m ..o

61 90 24 A D–19.9 KinrsGo .6 KGC 16.95 +.24 +54 9.7m 25ò90 88 89 A D–57.9 MesabTrs 7.8 MSB 33.21 –1.13 –24 461 12o

18 12 43 E C+11.9 Minefnd MFN 9.61 –.05 +27 828 ..o64 2 99 D A 62.8 MolycorpInc MCP 45.89 –.86 –53 2.5m ..ó75 97 32 A D–65.5 NewmtM 1.1 NEM 55.00 –.37 +55 10m 14ò36 1 97 E C+16.9 NovaGold NG 13.67 +.47 +14 6.2m ..ò75 61 81 A E 42.3 PanAmSl .2 PAAS 33.22 +.88 +34 2.0m 34ò48 90 14 A E 106 Randgold .2 GOLD 76.43 +.42 +59 1.3m 63ò51 11 99 .. B–17.9 RareElement REE 12.95 –.34 –61 2.3m ..ó93 92 75 A C 73.0 RioTinto 1.3 RIO 68.03 –2.67 +56 3.4m 13ò57 83 25 A E 55.2 RoylGld .9 RGLD 46.62 +.44 +5 478 52ò21 20 39 .. D 38.0 SeabrGld SA 28.51 +.60 –22 267 ..o22 1 66 E E 30.0 SilverStd SSRI 23.29 +.56 +33 1.6m ..o90 96 94 A E 42.3 SilvWhtn SLW.31.49 +1.44 +41 15m 49o

88 95 91 A E 13.6 Silvrcp .7 SVM 10.71 +.58 +17 2.9m 33ò83 59 84 A D+50.4 SthnCopp 3.9 SCCO 44.24 –.43 +2 1.8m 26ó38 43 14 A D 19.9 Sterlte .8 SLT 14.24 –.74 +64 1.6m 13o

89 74 92 D C 23.5 StillwtrM SWC 21.59 –.37 –30 2.8m 58ò87 81 69 B B–16.1 ThomCrkgn TC 13.43 –.28 –9 2.1m 13ò96 93 67 A B–37.3 ValeSA r VALE 34.20 –1.30 +95 34m 13ò68 80 45 A D–13.1 Yamana 1.1 AUY 11.25 –.06 +57 12m 26o

23. TELECOM 26 6 WKS AGO 23 10 WKS 20 14 WKS

30 55 34 B D–30.1 AT&T 6.3 r T 27.49 –.64 +58 41m 12o

65 40 45 B B+64.7 AboveNet ABVT 59.19 –.39 +39 152 21 ê99 95 99 A B 63.07AcmePckt APKT 53.71 –1.75 +40 2.4m 82ò99 91 92 A B 43.6 Adtran .9 ADTN.41.72 –.94 +16 1.3m 22o

37 80 33 C D–11.7 AlskCom 9 ALSK 9.26 –.13 –10 448 99o

98 93 98 B B–20.67AlliFibOp AFOP 17.98 +.76 +63 274 35õ47 55 51 A D 59.6 AmMovl .9 AMX 56.12 –1.28 +75 4.0m 19ò80 98 55 B C+53.5 AmerTower AMT 51.32 –.68 –14 2.2m 58ò95 94 86 B B–22.7 Anaren ANEN 20.42 –.74 +75 106 14 ê73 34 77 B B+13.0 Arris ARRS 12.35 –.25+134 2.5m 12ò53 73 69 B D–36.7 BCE 5.4 BCE 36.10 –.56 –13 572 13ò32 29 77 E B 30.0 BritTele 3.7 BT 27.89 –.99 –30 88 10k

90 82 83 C C+38.9 Belden .6 BDC 33.76 –1.82+112 477 20k

66 80 63 B C 24.3 BraslTlc BTM 23.52 –.53 –50 194 8k

87 50 99 D B+30.2 BroadSft BSFT 26.43 –.86 –51 195 ..õ50 26 85 D B 36.1 Cablevs 1.5 r CVC 34.05 –.69 –56 1.6m 31ò90 80 81 C B 18.07Calix CALX 15.81 +.17 –42 148 60õ32 45 41 D B–18.1 Cbeyond CBEY 14.67 –.49+349 629 99 ê51 94 29 A D–36.4 Cellcom 11 CEL 31.32 –.92 +57 372 9o

59 58 66 A D+46.9 CntryLi 6.7 CTL 43.02 –.52 +40 5.7m 11ò97 96 82 C A–14.37Ceragon CRNT 13.00 –.07+203 759 27ò48 18 78 D A+42.6 CharterCms CHTR 42.04 –.08 –81 38 1k

47 76 26 A C+54.7 ChinaMbl 3.4 CHL 49.21 –.23 +57 1.9m 11o

52 44 75 C B+61.1 ChinaTel 1.7 CHA 58.76 –2.15 +42 122 23ò43 15 78 D A–NH ChinaUni 1.3 CHU 16.12 –.40+141 3.4m 73o

62 2 96 D B 25.8 CienaCp CIEN 23.50 –.15 +15 6.7m ..o43 47 62 B B–17.7 CityTlcm 3.4 CTEL 13.79 –.50 +18 153 17k

63 53 83 D B+15.2 CogentC CCOI 13.28 –.53 –11 214 ..k79 72 71 B A–23.8 CmstA 1.6 CMCSA 22.84 –.47 +21 18m 17ò75 72 70 B B 22.4 CctSp 1.7 CMCSK 21.46 –.43 +14 4.8m 16ò78 89 22 A B+36.5 Comtch 3.6 r CMTL 28.12 –1.84+120 735 10o

28 57 26 B D–19.5 ConsolC 8.7 CNSL 17.80 –.37 –20 136 17o

31 32 45 D B 44.5 CrownCstl CCI 43.05 –.81 –33 1.2m ..o84 95 57 A B 44.6 DirecTVA r DTV 42.17 –.47 –26 5.7m 19ò58 92 41 D B–24.2 DishNetwk DISH 21.03 –.60 +1 2.7m 10o

65 29 95 E B+17.1 Dycom r DY 15.63 –.72 +1 376 71ò56 38 66 D B 20.5 EMSTech ELMG 18.63 –1.11 +2 61 25o

76 6 86 B B+NH EchoStarn SATS 26.89 –.63 +29 289 99 ê77 70 57 D B–12.6 Ericsn 1.6 ERIC 12.20 –.35 +10 4.7m 24o

97 76 99 A B 35.3 Finisarrs FNSR 32.36 +.23 +39 4.2m 28o

15 36 20 C B–24.7 FrnceTel 6.8 FTE 21.53 –.71 +2 932 15k

49 52 55 B D+9.8 Frontie 8.3 FTR 9.07 –.06 –1 9.2m 15ò68 40 94 D A 14.0 GenComm r GNCMA 12.04 –.54 +19 214 80 ê14 30 24 C D+17.8 GlblCrsg GLBC 13.14 –.61 +47 144 ..k84 91 32 A C 54.5 Harris 2.2 HRS 46.36 –1.83+190 2.4m 9o

84 80 99 E A+64.0 HughCom HUGH 61.51 –.99 +2 108 99k

82 80 99 C B 30.1 IDTClB 3.9 IDT 22.78 –1.00 –37 212 12o

99 98 95 A B 37.07IntactInt ININ 32.52 –1.48 +90 213 23o

99 88 95 A A–51.0 InterDig .8 IDCC 47.29 –1.25 –27 695 14ò61 63 58 A B–31.0 J2GlblC r JCOM 26.89 –1.36 +47 389 15k

97 86 95 B B NH JDSUni JDSU 16.92 +.17+171 11m 29ò4 6 21 D E 22.8 KTCorp KT 19.74 –.12+584 5.9m 22k

27 80 10 C D 16.7 KVH Indus KVHI 12.03 –.36 +77 140 27k

62 77 63 D B–16.1 Knology KNOL 14.50 –.46 +11 119 34k

62 32 85 D A–42.0 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 40.58 –.84 –42 843 ..k55 32 81 D B 39.5 LibGlobC LBTYK 38.25 –.70 –35 275 ..k77 9 96 B B+85.2 LoralSpce LORL 74.46 –1.63 –42 51 16 ê92 70 79 B B 15.9 MasTec MTZ 14.93 –.61 +7 646 17ò30 42 10 B C–19.5 MaxLine MXL 11.09 –.26 –45 56 39õ79 71 95 B B–14.4 MetroPCSn PCS 13.16 –.43 –24 3.7m 22ò71 93 45 A B–102 Millicom 2.8 MICC 94.15 –3.39 +53 646 6ò15 32 15 A E 23.6 MobilTel 4.3 MBT 19.24 –.48 +50 4.5m 15o

77 78 81 D A–40.4 MotorolaSlts MSI 37.96 –.62 –58 2.9m 16o

74 40 96 D B 32.0 Motricity MOTR 19.37 –.57 +7 1.4m 99ó60 55 51 A B+46.3 NIIHldg NIHD 42.40 –1.60 +9 1.7m 22ò67 79 53 B B–18.1 NTTDoCo 3.0 DCM 17.72 –.14 +57 258 12 ê14 2 18 B D–14.2 NetSvcC NETC 11.25 –.53 +56 75 14k

95 88 56 A A–28.0 NeuStar r NSR 26.99 –.56+139 745 18k

72 58 44 A B+18.8 NeutTandn TNDM 15.08 –.53 –3 333 13ò47 78 45 C B–24.0 NippnT&T 2.7 NTT 22.95 –.26 –7 456 10ò15 17 13 D C+11.5 NvtlWrls NVTL 7.15 –.35 –49 354 ..ò48 52 51 B B–20.4 nTelos 5.6 NTLS 19.84 –.09 +23 189 16k

99 98 92 A B+NH 7OplinkC r OPLK 23.77 +4.45+999 1.7m 16o

54 83 36 A B–24.3 PrtnrCo 8.0 PTNR 20.04 –.52+778 1.2m 9k

37 63 27 A C 64.5 PhilLD .1 PHI 57.45 +.66+846 869 11 ê11 47 22 B E 15.2 PortgTel 13 PT 11.34 –.33 –23 170 20 ê87 82 84 A B+55.0 Qualcm 1.4 r QCOM 53.74 –1.16 +68 23m 20o

67 87 82 E C+7.7 7QwstCm 4.5 Q 7.05 –.10 +3 27m 18ò76 99 28 A B+77.0 RschInMt r RIMM 60.15 –1.83 –7 11m 10o

27 17 58 E B–41.3 SBAComm SBAC 40.95 –.06 –18 911 ..ò20 56 24 B E 19.2 SKTelcm 4.0 r SKM 17.34 –.21+104 2.3m 9o

55 61 40 B B 22.9 ShawCom 4.4 SJR 21.06 –.15+200 332 15 ê29 53 14 B D+20.0 ShndCm 2.0 SHEN 16.31 –.95+120 75 16 ê85 73 88 C C–16.5 SierraWr SWIR 14.15 –.17 –36 166 24k

15 14 52 E C+5.3 Sprint S 4.45 –.14 –13 43m ..ò41 21 65 E B–26.1 Sycamre SCMR 20.96 –1.04 –18 228 ..k81 80 83 C A 39.2 TIMPartc 1.8 TSU 37.55 –.86 +53 754 28k

39 80 21 D B–19.6 TWTelecom TWTC 16.94 +.04 +49 1.1m 49k

7 2 6 D C–15.4 VidSanN TCL 10.12 –.57+194 172 ..ò24 47 7 B D–19.9 Tekelec TKLC 11.53 –.27 +34 925 12ò42 80 41 C C 17.4 TelNort 7.2 TNE 16.05 –.07 +81 2.9m 10 ê94 95 80 A B+27.2 TelecmA 5.2 TEO 25.38 –.89 –30 156 11o

63 70 53 A B+25.6 TeleSao 6.9 TSP 24.58 –.54 –44 59 9k

24 36 35 D B+12.7 TelItali 5.5 TIA 11.76 –.21 –29 113 7 ê16 36 28 D B–16.0 TelItal 3.1 TI 14.25 –.57 +51 569 8 ê54 90 30 B B 27.6 Telefon 5.6 TEF 24.76 –.72 –5 2.7m 7ò23 19 53 B C 17.3 TelfnMe 4.5 TMX 16.91 –.32 +54 1.5m 11ò21 48 10 A D 43.8 TelkmIn 3.2 TLK 33.30 –.70 +38 438 13o

21 27 40 D B 37.9 TelData 1.3 TDS 35.82 –.18 +76 360 24k

18 29 37 D B–32.3 TelData 1.5 TDSS 30.72 –.22+124 85 21k

46 88 3 A E 22.2 Telestone TSTC 8.44 –.03 –46 386 4o

18 32 5 C E 9.5 Tellabs 1.5 TLAB 5.38 –.08 +77 9.3m 11o

69 69 81 B B+47.4 TelusA 4.5 TU 46.96 –.33+105 189 15k

58 25 98 D B NH Terremrk TMRK 18.92 +4.87+999 37m ..ò23 79 7 B D–20.5 TesscoT 3.4 TESS 11.78 –.51 +3 20 9 ê76 64 78 C A–72.4 TWCable 2.4 r TWC 67.12 –2.13 +30 2.9m 17o

17 56 15 A D–19.9 Turkcell 3.9 TKC 15.21 –.84+367 2.5m 12 ê57 73 71 B D+19.2 USAMI .2 r USMO 16.86 –.66 +6 119 11ò31 38 57 D C+50.9 USCell USM 48.53 –.73 –40 25 28k

50 54 72 C D+37.7 Verizon 5.5 VZ 35.63 –.86 +3 21m 16o

68 41 73 B D–46.0 Viasat VSAT 42.79 –.81 +66 270 31k

21 45 9 A D–20.4 VimpelC 2.7 VIP 13.96 –.37 –31 2.3m 10o

42 39 79 E C+27.9 VirgnMd .6 r VMED 24.93 –.81 –14 2.6m ..ò84 72 77 B A 36.0 VivoPart 3.0 VIV 34.20 –.92 +7 1.3m 18k

40 4 93 D D–39.9 VocalTec r CALL 20.12 –.22 –5 52 ..ò54 56 66 B B–29.1 Vodafone 4.6 VOD 28.24 –.64 +38 9.6m 11ó43 41 51 A D–14.4 Windstrm 7.9 WIN 12.69 –.20 +12 5.7m 15ò

24. FOOD/BEV 23 6 WKS AGO 22 10 WKS 27 14 WKS

65 65 47 C A–34.6 ArchrDan 1.8 ADM 32.76 –.67 +1 5.8m 11ò80 96 77 C A–14.2 BGFdsn 5.0 BGS 13.50 –.30 +39 370 18o

45 19 73 C A–17.9 BRF–Brasil BRFS 16.51 –.42 +28 1.5m 66o

28 83 17 B D 38.9 CalMne 3.0 CALM 28.41 –.87 –3 121 9o

85 99 71 B B–24.7 Calavo 2.4 CVGW 23.29 –.27 +22 65 19 ê25 62 24 A D–37.6 CmpblSp 3.4 CPB 34.45 –.24 0 2.2m 14ò52 78 50 A D 65.9 CocaCo 2.8 KO 62.21 –.49 +24 12m 18ò53 58 80 B C–26.1 CocaClEn 1.9 r CCE 25.03 –.59 –2 3.7m 14ò55 68 53 B B 85.0 CocaCFm 1.4 KOF 78.79 –2.86 +18 75 19k

16 45 24 C D+26.3 ConAgra 4.1 r CAG 22.44 –.43 +18 4.5m 14o

87 90 84 C B+49.5 CornPr 1.2 CPO 46.91 –1.34 +15 558 16k

7 13 7 B B 18.4 DeanFds DF 10.03 –.40 –37 4.5m 10ò79 69 88 C A 19.0 DelMon 1.9 r DLM 18.91 +.01 –44 4.2m 14 ê75 75 70 B B+56.0 DimdFd .4 DMND.49.95 –1.27 –26 161 28ò43 76 37 B B 40.2 DrPepSnn 2.9 r DPS 34.84 –.58 –30 1.3m 15ò74 84 66 A B–31.8 EmbtldB 1.3 AKOB 28.91 –.59 –66 9 17 ê33 81 28 C D+27.6 FlowrsF 3.2 FLO 25.13 –.08 –16 425 16ò27 48 45 C B–58.1 Fomento 1.2 FMX 52.67 –1.54 +46 579 25k

43 36 77 C B 27.7 FrshDelM .8 r FDP 26.30 –.67 –13 165 12o

24 59 22 B C–39.0 GenMills 3.2 r GIS 34.94 –.45 +6 5.0m 15o

63 71 82 D B–28.5 HainCelstl HAIN 26.58 –.91 +7 298 24ò88 89 76 A A–NH HansenNat r HANS 55.15 –.50 –31 586 23ò32 62 34 B C–50.8 HeinzHJ 3.8 HNZ 47.62 –.53 0 2.0m 16ò35 60 36 A B–52.1 Hershey 2.7 HSY 47.04 –.79 +5 1.1m 18ò73 77 66 B C+52.3 HormelFd 2.1 r HRL 49.68 –.78 –18 398 16ò29 64 26 B C 50.3 J&JSnack 1.1 JJSF 42.62 –.89 +63 85 16 ê23 52 24 B C+56.0 Kellogg 3.2 r K 50.49 –.36 –24 1.9m 15ò28 48 33 B D+32.7 KraftFdA 3.8 KFT 30.53 –.01 +41 11m 14ò35 45 45 B B 61.6 Lancstr 2.4 r LANC 55.87 –1.25 +85 162 15 ê60 77 50 B B–47.8 McCorm 2.5 r MKC 44.51 –.64 +97 1.4m 16o

44 71 52 C D 63.4 MeadJh 1.5 r MJN 58.31 –1.30 +11 1.4m 24o

71 89 64 B B+13.9 NatBevrg FIZZ 12.74 –.22 –27 66 15 ê48 71 29 A C+68.1 PepsiCo 3.0 r PEP 64.40 –1.16 +76 10m 16ò27 65 26 C D–69.9 Ralcorp RAH 61.11 –.84 –31 288 13ò29 23 76 B C+20.3 SaraLee 2.7 r SLE 17.17 –.47+115 19m 23ò60 82 60 B D–37.7 Sensient 2.5 SXT 34.11 –.85 +40 406 16k

64 80 76 E C 21.5 SmithfldF SFD 19.98 –.69 –28 1.6m 13o

29 81 27 C E 66.3 Smucker 2.6 r SJM 61.84 +.11 +78 1.3m 13ò44 87 52 C D 24.3 Snydrs– 3.1 LNCE 20.72 –.72 +3 217 16ò19 31 44 C B–30.0 TootsieR 1.2 TR 27.78 –.79 +20 92 28k

65 95 51 B C–53.3 TreeHseFd THS 48.17 –.62 +80 338 17k

46 80 34 C B 20.6 TysonA 1.0 TSN 16.55 –.26 –39 2.5m 7ò24 56 24 B D 32.1 Unilever 3.2 UN 29.33 –.90+102 4.6m 15ò24 56 25 B D 31.5 Unilever 3.8 UL 28.95 –.66 +37 1.8m 15ò66 34 92 B B+35.1 WimmBD .6 WBD 33.01 –.06 –47 496 55o

73 68 78 A B–25.0 Zhongpinn HOGS 18.99 –.09 –12 205 12o

25. REAL EST 31 6 WKS AGO 26 10 WKS 11 14 WKS

25 11 37 A D–30.1 ACapAgy 19 AGNC 28.69 –.10 +17 3.4m 4ò37 57 34 B B–18.8 AnnalyC 14 NLY 17.83 –.16 –9 12m 6ò26 32 72 E C–26.3 Apartnt 1.6 AIV 24.91 –.79 +5 1.1m ..k39 39 66 C B 116 AvalonB 3.1 AVB 113.8 –2.39 –21 494 99ò28 35 40 E B+25.2 AvatarHldg AVTR 20.20 –.57 –39 39 .. ê26 18 68 C C NH BostonP 2.2 BXP 92.71 –1.01 +5 1.1m 83o

82 80 81 C D 33.8 BrkfldAs 1.6 BAM 32.35 –.70+215 2.4m 47x

76 80 60 B D+18.9 BrkfldPr 3.2 BPO 17.35 –.33 –14 1.4m 14k

90 73 86 B B 22.7 CBREllis CBG 21.88 –.21 +14 4.0m 35ò36 40 45 B B–13.6 CapstdM 12 CMO 12.69 –.13 –1 564 7ó49 83 29 B D 14.6 CypSharp 18 CYS 13.02 –.11 –41 670 6ò70 85 47 A C+11.0 DynexC 10 DX 10.67 –.12 –3 224 8k

41 34 75 D B NH EqtyRsd 3.5 EQR 52.89 –.92 +4 2.1m ..ò81 60 80 B B 30.9 Firstservice FSRV 29.05 +.01 –43 13 19k

50 36 75 E B 17.2 ForestCA FCEA 16.55 –.21 +76 1.2m .. ê19 17 35 E B+23.5 Forestarn FOR 18.49 –1.45 +14 177 ..k34 27 27 B C 28.5 GovPrIT 6.3 GOV 25.93 –.49 +26 237 28k

71 56 51 B A–16.3 GpArCN 3.6 OMAB 15.42 –.24 +55 49 28k

77 75 59 A B–42.2 GpAerPac 3.6 PAC 38.81 –.82+121 172 19k

77 91 30 A B 60.0 GrupoAer 3.6 ASR 51.87 –2.54+274 350 18k

52 73 50 C B+38.1 HCP 5.1 HCP 36.55 –.41 +9 4.7m 57ò8 10 31 B E 32.0 Hattera 14 HTS 28.50 –.44 –29 613 6ò

28 25 36 B C+52.1 HealthC 5.7 HCN 48.50 –.67 –40 1.2m 73ò46 53 78 E B–18.8 HostHtls .2 HST 17.88 –.64 +1 6.3m ..ò71 39 88 E A+56.3 HwrdHghs HHC 50.53 –1.04 –58 101 ..ó14 18 12 D D–17.9 HudsPac 2.6 HPP 14.59 –.38 –39 72 ..õ56 3 80 B A 18.5 IRSAIn 3.4 IRS 15.45 –.34 –25 54 13k

80 70 71 C B 90.4 JonesLaL .2 JLL 87.13 –2.12 –33 265 26ò32 5 66 B B 18.4 KimcoR 4.0 KIM 17.83 –.22 –1 4.5m 54ò60 3 98 E A+30.8 MIDevl 1.5 MIM 26.94 +.23 +12 201 .. ê88 80 88 D A–21.87MacquarI MIC 21.28 –.39 –16 111 ..ò60 80 57 C A–43.8 PlumCrk 4.0 r PCL 41.77 –.54 +3 1.5m 39ò25 22 71 E B 16.5 ProLogis 3.0 PLD 15.21 –.66 +82 12m ..ò47 51 60 B B–NH PublicS 3.0 PSA 106.5 –2.05 +1 801 46o

73 47 95 C C 34.2 Realpage RP 27.20 –1.09 –32 144 99õ69 92 63 B C–106 SimonPr 3.2 SPG 100.0 –1.38 –8 1.6m 41ò81 91 37 A B 95.5 SofnHldgsA SFUN 76.11 –1.98 –83 14 27õ33 17 55 E A+37.4 StJoe JOE 27.00 –2.47 +15 1.6m ..ò49 60 38 D B+33.3 TejonRnch TRC 25.96 –1.21 +5 53 99 ê87 79 76 A C+44.0 TexasPa .5 TPL 37.50 +.14 –16 8 35õ49 64 53 B C–56.2 Ventas 3.9 VTR 54.36 –.58 +2 1.3m 39ò40 69 47 D C+91.7 VorndRl 3.2 VNO 87.18 –1.48 –11 940 81ò60 75 39 A C 34.0 WPCary 6.5 WPC 31.34 –.49 –9 62 16k

26. CONSUMER 25 6 WKS AGO 30 10 WKS 31 14 WKS

68 75 68 B D 37.9 AlbertoC .9 ACV 37.17 –.06 –30 786 22k

62 99 40 A C–14.4 AmbwEdA AMBO 10.60 –.15 –77 7 22õ25 34 47 C B–26.2 AmerGrt 2.6 AM 21.90 –.27 +5 330 8o

49 89 27 A C 49.0 AmPubEn APEI 34.15 –1.62 +6 154 21ò41 84 14 A B+66.7 ApolloGrpA r APOL 41.02 –1.27 +1 3.1m 7o

23 62 15 A D–36.2 AvonPds 3.1 AVP 28.06 –.52 +17 3.5m 14ò5 78 10 D E 59.9 Blyth .6 BTH 33.39 –.59 +12 39 9 ê

73 98 56 A B–27.5 BrdgptEd BPI 18.45 –.96 +61 519 9o

42 98 8 A B–98.0 CapellaE r CPLA 57.20 –.70 –33 160 16k

55 84 43 A B+35.9 CareerEd r CECO 22.62 –.72 +16 1.1m 7ò76 90 54 A B–19.7 ChinaBiot r CHBT 14.93 +.46 +76 780 10ò56 88 40 B B 72.5 ChrchDwt 1.0 CHD 68.94 –.47 –27 255 17k

20 58 27 D B 69.0 Clorox 3.4 CLX 63.79 –.53 +36 2.2m 14ò33 68 22 A D 86.2 ColgPlmv 2.8 r CL 76.99 –.40 +30 3.3m 15o

30 56 12 A B–17.1 Culp CFI 9.79 –.28 +36 40 8 ê87 81 83 A B–50.57DTSInc DTSI 45.21 –.73 +1 118 43k

80 99 49 A D+13.0 DeerCon r DEER 11.06 +.05 +44 310 13 ê56 97 21 A B 74.4 DeVry .5 r DV 51.69 –1.32 –22 765 11o

77 97 28 A C 70.1 DolbyLab r DLB.60.50 –1.35+138 1.1m 22ò45 75 34 B B 52.5 Ecolab 1.4 r ECL 49.26 –.69 –41 892 22ò72 90 68 B B 26.8 EducMgtn r EDMC 17.83 –.37 –21 254 11ò75 80 90 C B–NH ElizArden RDEN 25.45 +.70+127 291 25õ46 61 62 B C–77.1 Energizer ENR 73.68 –1.50 –17 420 13ò83 81 79 A B+84.7 EsteeLd .9 EL 80.08 –1.38 –33 835 27ó26 51 20 B D 40.5 Garmin 4.9 r GRMN 30.81 –.72 –23 1.0m 9ò41 97 6 A D 12.8 GlblEd&Tec GEDU 8.60 –.03 –50 30 26õ47 99 11 A B–28.5 GrCanEd r LOPE 18.15 –.18 –32 240 17ò77 80 77 C C 53.4 Harman HAR 42.74 –1.38 –31 451 33ò38 81 52 B E 50.2 Hasbro 2.3 r HAS 43.91 –1.07 –21 1.1m 16x

62 79 57 B C+33.0 HelenTroy HELE 28.23 –1.28 –21 148 10 ê87 97 81 A C 71.37Herbalfe 1.4 r HLF.65.31 –1.70 –37 287 14ò44 59 35 A B 26.2 HillenI 3.4 HI 22.05 –.39 –50 152 12ò55 59 67 D B 18.0 HookFu 2.9 HOFT 13.99 –.06 +52 75 20 ê45 97 8 A B+121 ITTEduc ESI 65.51 –3.92 +58 1.4m 5o

59 85 47 B B–19.8 InterPr 1.5 IPAR 17.78 –.98 +41 83 20 ê84 87 72 A B+57.7 IntFlavr 1.9 IFF 56.12 –1.01 –35 288 16ò91 79 89 B A–27.8 iRobot IRBT 27.00 –.34 –15 166 32ò26 48 60 E B–20.0 JakksPac r JAKK 17.40 –.80 +42 208 16 ê55 70 47 B B+35.1 Jarden 1.0 r JAH 33.78 –.87 +14 667 12ò32 33 56 B C–32.0 K12nya LRN 27.66 –.85 –10 148 50k

36 49 38 B C+67.2 KimbCla 4.3 KMB 64.73 –.40 –1 2.6m 13o

55 31 74 C B 17.5 Knoll 1.4 KNL 16.76 –.54+134 467 30k

48 53 50 C B–25.2 LeggPlat 4.8 LEG 22.62 –.61 –23 1.0m 18ó52 30 64 B A–16.1 Libbey LBY 14.65 –.79 +42 147 28k

39 69 41 E C 16.1 LifetmBr LCUT 12.65 –.62 +27 33 12 ê44 96 14 A B 28.2 LincEdu 1.6 LINC 15.19 –.61 –15 304 5o

42 84 42 B D+26.7 Mattel 3.5 r MAT 23.51 –.78 –41 2.8m 12ó38 61 36 B B–37.0 MthInt .9 MATW 35.38 –.86 +2 137 15 ê65 98 35 A C+38.2 Medifast MED 24.56 –.90 –3 313 18o

90 92 87 A B 88.8 Middleby MIDD 81.70 –2.30 –14 91 21 ê82 52 81 B B+26.9 MllrHer .3 MLHR 24.01 –.93 –4 321 31o

81 80 88 E C NH NLIndus 4.1 NL 12.29 +.36+327 91 76 ê53 65 62 B D–137 NatlPr .8 NPK 125.8 –3.07 +21 32 13 ê52 74 46 A D+116 NwOriEd EDU.98.86 –1.28 –37 151 38o

68 62 71 B C+NH NewllRb 1.0 r NWL 19.34 ... +92 6.7m 12o

71 92 43 A B–34.0 NuSkin 1.7 r NUS.30.07 –.49 +29 537 15k

21 63 23 C D 24.9 NutriSys 3.7 NTRI 18.86 –.39 –28 196 17o

14 46 16 B E 14.3 ObagiMed r OMPI 10.59 –.09 –47 62 18 ê61 78 73 B D+12.4 PrestgBr PBH 11.13 –.34 –29 171 14k

40 60 34 B B–67.0 ProctGm 3.0 PG 64.20 +.02 +47 15m 17o

21 27 58 C C 24.3 RC2 RCRC 20.19 –.57+106 192 14k

91 72 95 A B 43.9 Sodastrm SODA 39.69 +.71 –57 354 45õ55 80 38 D B 40.5 Sony .7 SNE 34.78 –.59 +12 844 38ò69 72 87 D B+33.5 StneMor 7.2 STON 32.15 –.42+128 195 28 ê40 97 3 A B–262 StrvrEd 3.4 r STRA 119.1 –.92 –38 170 12ò42 92 8 A C+18.3 TALEducation XRS 13.06 –.49+126 406 54o

93 90 88 A B NH 7TemprPd r TPX 43.23 –1.68 –9 869 19o

97 91 91 B B 45.8 TrimblNv TRMB 44.29 –.66 +19 667 32ò62 86 36 A C 54.2 Tupperw 2.6 r TUP 45.63 –1.25 +88 816 12ò54 86 34 A D+45.5 USANAHlth r USNA 38.70 –2.01 +54 62 14ò72 76 82 C B–30.3 UniElec UEIC 26.78 –.52 +4 54 21k

23 41 18 A C+26.8 UnvTchIns UTI 18.66 –.54 –17 123 15k

64 54 83 D A 39.6 WWatch 1.8 r WTW 38.65 –.82 +19 304 15ò60 83 50 C B 118 Whrlpl 1.9 WHR 89.92 –1.36 +70 2.3m 9ò16 55 6 B D–14.7 XuedaEdu XUE 9.84 –.41 –81 28 65ó18 53 20 B E 24.4 Zepn .9 ZEP 17.99 –.27 +55 124 18 ê

27. ALCOHL/TOB 20 6 WKS AGO 11 10 WKS 12 14 WKS

27 49 40 A D 26.2 Altria 6.4 MO 23.79 –.13 +7 12m 12o

32 65 31 A D+64.8 ABusInBv .7 BUD 55.07 –1.40 +77 1.8m 20ò84 94 91 B C 100 BostnBeer r SAM 89.76 –1.57 –16 63 28o

38 61 40 A C+80.0 BritAmT 4.3 BTI 73.40 –2.25 +63 273 14ò48 59 57 A B–73.0 BrownFrB 1.9 r BFB 66.05 –1.07 –11 217 21 ê8 35 7 B B–40.0 CntlErDst CEDC 22.46 –1.67 +77 1.3m 14o

89 98 95 A B–20.57ChNBorun BORN.14.00 +.27 +67 867 9õ73 95 73 A E 32.0 CompBbd 2.7 ABV 27.05 –.69 +32 3.9m 21o

49 74 55 A E 61.5 CpCervcr 2.3 CCU 53.68 –.15 +4 38 16 ê33 64 42 B C–22.5 ConstelA r STZ 19.14 –.34 +25 2.2m 10o

66 78 50 A A–80.7 Diageo 3.1 DEO 77.23 –2.05 +76 1.1m 17ò32 80 19 A E 89.7 Lorilla 6.0 r LO 74.65 –.61 –31 1.2m 11ò46 84 36 B C–51.1 MolCoorB 2.4 TAP 46.51 –.89 +16 1.1m 11ò47 73 49 A C–60.9 PhilMor 4.5 r PM 56.60 –.39 +8 7.2m 15ò44 61 48 B B 34.5 ReynldAm 6.2 RAI 31.81 –.75 –29 1.7m 13ò6 51 9 C E 56.2 Universl 5.1 UVV 37.99 –1.09 –37 195 7k

28 59 22 B C 19.8 VectorGp 9 VGR 16.01 –.25 –45 277 19 ê

28. INSURNCE 29 6 WKS AGO 24 10 WKS 25 14 WKS

56 57 57 A B–63.3 ACELtd 2.2 r ACE 61.17 –2.02 +16 2.0m 7ò75 87 49 A C–58.8 AFLAC 2.1 AFL 56.99 –1.49 +66 4.8m 10ò66 48 74 A B–61.5 AlldWAsr 1.3 AWH 60.50 –.63 –37 141 7k

23 41 34 C B–35.5 Allstate 2.6 r ALL 31.15 –.74 +29 4.7m 8ò23 7 51 B D–22.5 Alterra 2.2 r ALTE 21.82 –.48 +24 557 7k

83 66 83 A A–13.5 AmEqInl .8 AEL 12.84 –.39+173 1.5m 6k

48 55 60 B D+33.5 AmerFin 2.0 AFG 32.61 –.86 –2 332 8k

37 36 87 E B–52.7 AmerIntlGp AIG 40.26 –1.71 –27 6.9m ..ò64 56 75 B B 22.4 AmrSaftyIns r ASI 20.24 –.56 +33 55 8 ê15 38 26 C D 20.0 Amerisfe r AMSF 17.70 –.32 +6 89 11 ê91 77 87 A A–NH AmTrFin 1.7 AFSI 18.50 –.22 +67 241 8ò64 66 62 B B 46.3 AON 1.3 AON 45.32 –.59 –20 1.8m 14x

40 56 53 A D–92.1 ArchCap ACGL 87.80 –1.85 –8 344 9k

18 17 57 C C+40.1 ArgoGpI 1.3 AGII 35.64 –1.05 +20 134 12k

33 23 51 B B 31.6 AspenIns 2.0 r AHL 30.02 –.40 –17 921 8ò45 76 43 C B–41.9 Assurant 1.6 r AIZ 38.98 –.89 –19 873 8ò17 83 5 A E 24.9 AssrdGty 1.3 r AGO 14.22 –.28 +75 4.8m 4ò69 66 71 B B–14.7 Aviva 5.1 AV 14.32 –.24 –51 34 9k

65 80 58 A D–37.2 AXISCap 2.6 r AXS 35.60 –.82 +50 1.1m 7k

31 47 42 B C–NH BrklyWR 1.0 r WRB 28.24 –.52 +52 1.3m 10k

62 51 73 B B+25.1 BrwnBrn 1.3 BRO 24.70 –.20 +9 625 22ò16 24 29 B B–29.5 CNAFinl CNA 26.94 –.42 +27 244 9k

84 90 89 B B+24.2 CNASurety SUR 23.96 –.10 +56 156 8k

32 75 12 B C+75.0 ChinaLfe 2.3 LFC 58.43 –1.24 +40 642 21ò34 55 45 B D–60.5 Chubb 2.6 r CB 57.97 –1.36 +20 2.7m 9o

34 37 62 C C+NH CinnFnl 5.0 CINF 32.16 –.63 +16 1.1m 21ò47 96 4 A C 28.6 CNinsur 2.6 r CISG 17.07 –.23 –54 588 14o

49 33 62 B B+30.2 DelphiFn 1.5 DFG 28.89 –1.07 +50 252 8k

5 12 19 C D+16.1 DonglA 3.6 r DGICA 12.69 –.92 +78 28 21x

24 57 18 B D–19.0 eHealth r EHTH 12.66 –.66 +45 552 17ò17 12 52 C C 17.8 EmployH 1.4 EIG 16.89 –.23 +17 179 20k

38 21 73 B B–47.7 EndurSp 2.2 r ENH 46.47 –1.00 –50 119 6k

28 23 56 B D–89.9 EnstarGp ESGR 80.75 –.46 +3 22 8 ê81 75 89 B B–NH ErieIndt 3.0 r ERIE 68.01 +2.04+523 302 23k

19 20 38 B B–89.1 EverstRe 2.3 r RE 84.88 –1.43 +9 342 10ò48 55 73 B C–29.9 FBLFncl .9 FFG 27.96 –1.51 +70 73 8k

64 60 74 B B 39.2 FPICIns FPIC 36.50 –1.83 –22 35 12 ê38 65 31 D B 16.1 FidlNFin 5.2 FNF 13.94 –.21 +84 2.7m 8o

30 23 59 D B+16.9 FstAFin 1.5 FAF 16.14 –.38 +43 664 13ó50 45 77 C B–16.5 FstMerF FMR 16.45 –.01 –55 39 23k

27 11 59 B C 13.1 Flagsto 1.3 r FSR 12.30 –.40 +85 209 10k

57 41 62 B A–NH Gallaghr 4.3 AJG 29.70 –.30 +9 413 22k

20 24 43 D B–19.4 Genwth GNW 13.85 –.27+190 17m 19ó41 26 70 B B 21.3 GloblIndemty GBLI 19.32 –1.16 +60 49 9k

24 6 44 B D+30.0 Grnlghtn GLRE 28.15 –.81 +56 133 11k

39 44 60 B C+NH HCCIns 1.9 r HCC 30.27 –.50 +4 504 10k

36 48 43 C B–48.4 HanvrIns 2.1 r THG 47.41 –.68 +24 252 18k

31 42 50 C C+37.8 Harlysvl 4.0 r HGIC 35.83 –.98 +5 39 14k

36 9 58 B A–30.5 HartfdFn .7 HIG 27.69 –.98 –3 5.3m 8ò39 61 45 C B–19.5 HorMan 2.5 HMN 17.40 –.57 +35 258 10k

35 28 60 D B+11.7 ING ING 11.15 –.42 –26 1.8m 9ò77 72 82 B B–64.6 InfPrCas .9 IPCC 60.92 –2.38 –2 42 9k

13 60 4 B E 19.6 LifePtn 9 LPHI 10.92 –1.16+129 428 5o

40 25 57 B B+33.6 LincNatl .7 r LNC 29.07 –.97 +79 6.3m 9ò26 34 40 B B–40.9 LoewsC .6 L 39.96 –.74 +6 1.2m 11ò64 57 82 B C+15.0 MBIA MBI 10.75 –.43 –25 4.4m ..o19 5 62 E B+20.8 Manulife 2.9 MFC 17.36 –.52 –11 2.2m ..ò59 51 66 B B–NH MarshM 3.0 MMC 27.78 –.64 +20 2.9m 17ò11 24 30 C C–46.7 MercuryG 5.6 MCY 42.55 –.74 –50 94 13ò55 57 58 B B 47.8 MetLife 1.6 MET 45.50 –1.66 +6 6.5m 10ò61 65 65 A C 20.7 Montplr 2.0 r MRH 19.98 –.67 –19 391 7k

35 32 60 C B 52.4 NavigGrp r NAVG 49.25 –1.86 –18 41 18k

9 15 24 D D–15.5 OldRepIn 5.5 ORI 12.48 –.28+183 3.3m .. ê33 49 44 A C–16.2 OneBeac 6.1 OB 13.83 –.17 +26 80 12k

34 24 43 B A–83.4 Partnrre 2.7 r PRE 81.42 –1.76 +96 913 9ò52 72 58 B C–46.4 PlatUnd .7 r PTP 44.43 –1.12 +27 346 6k

17 19 56 .. B+25.9 Primeri .2 PRI 24.26 –.41 +85 236 11õ50 39 78 B B 33.9 PrncplF 1.7 PFG 32.55 –1.09 –1 2.4m 11ò34 54 36 B C 62.5 Proassrnce r PRA 58.90 –1.36 +22 147 9k

13 23 30 B D–22.1 Progresv 2.0 PGR 19.66 –.33+333 24m 12o

69 56 79 A B 29.4 PrtcLife 2.0 PL 27.50 –1.07 +5 660 7ò49 39 56 A B+66.8 Prudentl 1.9 PRU 61.11 –2.05 –11 3.4m 9ò72 80 70 C B 22.6 PrudtlUK 2.7 PUK 22.09 –.45+373 808 12k

55 70 47 A B 54.6 RLI 2.2 r RLI 53.37 –1.01 +18 250 10 ê70 65 64 B A–NH ReinsGrp .8 RGA 57.39 –1.58 +67 686 9ò33 12 60 B B–66.2 RenaisRe 1.5 r RNR 65.11 –.87 +33 452 7k

41 32 73 C B 50.1 SafeIns 4.1 r SAFT 48.68 –1.15 –5 36 13 ê21 24 52 C C+18.9 SelInsG 2.9 SIGI 18.00 –.27+109 252 13k

45 61 46 C B+50.3 StancrpF 1.9 r SFG 45.46 –3.18+518 1.6m 9 ê19 44 48 .. B–33.0 SunLife 4.6 SLF 31.24 –.62 +33 498 12ò34 26 54 A B–14.3 Symetra 1.5 SYA 13.16 –.29 –55 173 10k

72 64 69 A B+63.8 Torchmrk 1.0 TMK 62.38 –1.14 +34 753 10ò66 58 61 A B 26.9 TowrGp 1.9 r TWGP 26.15 –.53 –9 224 10 ê35 49 32 B B+54.3 TransAtl 1.6 r TRH 51.41 –.99 –6 379 8k

43 54 42 B B+57.8 Travele 2.6 TRV 55.81 –.82 +44 5.3m 8o

26 80 30 D D–24.6 UnitdFi 3.0 UFCS 20.18 –.58 +83 88 15k

29 29 42 C A–31.1 Unitrin 3.3 UTR 26.88 –.67 +11 189 8k

73 58 90 B B–20.9 UnvAmr r UAM 20.21 –.38+297 1.6m 9k

57 67 57 C B+26.4 UnmGrp 1.5 r UNM 24.93 –.69+100 3.9m 9ò38 26 61 A C+31.3 Validus 2.9 r VR 30.30 –.54 –44 325 10k

72 49 77 B A NH WillisGp 2.7 WSH 37.84 –.12+341 2.7m 14ò41 10 74 B B+23.7 XLGroup 1.8 r XL 22.81 –.60 +16 4.7m 9ò

29. UTILITY 32 6 WKS AGO 28 10 WKS 24 14 WKS

39 45 42 B B+13.3 AES r AES 12.37 –.28 +11 6.5m 13ò27 67 20 C C 40.1 AGLRes 4.9 AGL 36.09 –.25 –8 532 11k

81 91 61 A B+NH Alleghn 2.3 AYE 25.59 –.43 –6 1.6m 9k

50 74 40 B B 38.0 Allete 4.8 ALE 37.02 –.73 +31 146 14k

45 83 45 C C+37.8 AllntEgy 4.6 LNT 36.94 –.28 –2 513 13k

45 60 40 C A–29.9 Ameren 5.4 AEE 28.40 –.71 –25 1.4m 9ò28 54 27 B B–37.9 AmElcPwr 5.1 AEP 35.86 –.83 +42 3.9m 11o

23 58 20 C C–39.6 AmrStWt 3.1 AWR 33.90 –.90 –38 99 19 ê75 94 59 B B–26.3 AmWWks 3.5 AWK 25.38 –.51 +10 981 16o

76 82 72 B C+23.8 AquaAm 2.7 WTR 23.18 –.41 +8 751 26ò55 64 73 E B–15.4 AtlanticP 7.2 AT 15.24 –.05 –18 152 ..ó52 83 57 C D+33.8 AtmosEn 4.2 r ATO 32.62 –.35 –24 339 14ò53 79 45 C B–23.5 Avista 4.4 AVA 22.92 –.50 +5 259 14k

31 68 29 C D+34.5 BlackHl 4.7 BKH 30.77 –.61 –34 235 15õ67 84 61 C A–50.7 CHEnergy 4.4 CHG 48.90 –1.26 +43 54 17k

60 80 64 C B–19.8 CMSEnrgy 4.3 CMS 19.34 –.29 –21 2.5m 12o

66 89 58 A C–79.1 CPFLEnrg 6.8 CPL 74.96 –1.04 +59 165 13o

19 54 25 C D–39.7 CalifWtr 3.3 CWT 36.58 –.95 +48 131 19k

35 47 42 B B–17.0 CenterPt 4.9 CNP 16.03 –.12 +26 3.9m 14k

47 97 22 B D+16.5 CnElBras EBR 13.41 –.09 +28 810 6 ê52 97 23 B C+19.1 Centrais EBRB 16.18 –.09 –41 93 7 ê24 59 37 C D 22.8 CentrlVT 4.3 CV 21.53 –.37 –8 38 15 ê82 96 68 A B–42.2 ChesUtil 3.4 CPK 38.78 –1.31 +3 33 14 ê51 59 47 B C NH Cleco 3.2 CNL 31.31 –.40 +43 452 14k

67 84 73 A E 54.7 CmpSABESP SBS 48.80 –1.20 +92 528 6o

28 53 30 A E 18.6 Energet 5.1 CIG 16.39 –.19 +17 2.0m 10 ê34 59 44 C B–51.0 ConEdisn 4.8 ED 50.07 –.55 –12 1.3m 14o

12 19 32 D A–38.7 ConstlEn 3.0 CEG 32.16 –.82 –20 1.7m 11ò67 93 27 A B+28.4 DPL 4.6 DPL 26.34 –.32 +7 731 11k

21 43 29 C D+49.1 DTEEnrgy 4.8 DTE 46.22 –.79 –33 749 13k

45 59 38 B B 45.1 DomRs 4.5 D 43.39 –.40 +23 2.9m 12o

58 75 36 B A–18.6 DukeEngy 5.5 DUK 17.96 –.25 +30 9.5m 12ò37 17 91 D A–14.7 Edenorn EDN 12.11 –.83 –76 13 99 ê27 62 38 C D 39.4 EdisnInt 3.5 EIX 36.31 –.85 +41 3.1m 10o

77 94 76 C B 28.7 ElPasoElc r EE 27.19 –.84 +25 247 12k

40 58 47 C B–22.5 EmprDist 5.9 EDE 21.52 –.40 –10 186 17k

36 57 32 A D 58.4 EmpNcCh 2.2 EOC 51.39 –.80+125 207 15õ77 86 64 B B–NH Enbridge 3.3 ENB 57.39 –.35 +47 324 21ò23 53 20 B D–25.4 Enersis 2.1 ENI 20.60 –.49+187 1.4m 14õ36 87 18 B C–84.3 Entergy 4.6 r ETR 72.07 –.72 –34 954 9ò36 64 25 A B–47.2 Exelon 5.0 EXC 41.91 –.60 +16 5.0m 10o

29 59 32 C C+44.5 FirstEgy 5.7 FE 38.77 –.72 –14 2.8m 10ò28 32 22 B B+12.9 GasNat 5.0 EGAS 10.74 –.06 +33 30 9 ê58 82 40 B B+20.1 GrtPlnEn 4.2 GXP 19.71 –.35 –40 579 11k

44 58 54 C B+26.4 HawaiiEl 5.0 HE 24.77 –.25 –43 338 18k

18 6 22 B B 25.8 HuanPwr 4.9 HNP 22.06 –.52 –13 114 11o

85 90 61 A B+NH ITCHldgs 2.0 ITC 65.71 –1.32 +65 310 23k

34 44 44 B B 38.7 IdaCorp 3.2 IDA 37.70 –.86 +40 315 15k

19 74 25 D D+54.5 IntgrysE 5.7 TEG 47.71 –.88 –49 469 16ò7 9 11 D C 17.6 KoreaElc KEP 12.43 –.48+169 2.6m ..k

44 57 57 C B+40.0 Laclede 4.2 LG 38.58 –.90 +62 120 15o

62 88 52 C B 43.6 MGEEgy 3.6 MGEE 41.36 –1.30 +25 69 16k

47 83 30 B C+19.3 MdsxWtr 4.1 MSEX 17.67 –.69 +81 62 19 ê23 46 22 B B 25.7 NRGEnrgy NRG 20.99 –.54 +52 4.4m 10ò50 74 59 C C+NH NSTAR 3.9 NST 43.27 +.01 +40 477 17 ê63 61 85 C B+70.9 NatlFuel 2.0 NFG 67.83 –.20 –26 365 25ò11 50 20 B E 51.9 NatlGrid 6.3 NGG 44.00 –.17 +70 1.4m 11ó54 84 50 B D+44.1 NJResrc 3.4 r NJR 42.09 –.78 +19 218 17k

36 63 34 C B 56.3 NextEra 3.7 NEE 54.03 –.38 +4 2.1m 12o

41 55 57 C B 50.8 Nicor 3.7 GAS 49.93 –.20 –21 519 14ò38 52 62 D C 18.9 Nisource 4.9 NI 18.61 –.14 +16 3.1m 15ò53 83 62 D B–NH NEUtil 3.1 NU 32.77 –.05+136 3.4m 16k

14 63 19 D D–50.9 NwNtGas 4.0 NWN 44.02 –.94 +29 250 15k

34 81 27 D B–30.6 NoWstC 4.8 NWE 28.25 –.55 +23 247 12k

39 70 57 D C+14.8 NVEner 3.3 NVE 14.37 –.17 –34 1.1m 15k

62 75 54 A B–46.6 OGEEnrg 3.3 OGE 45.67 –.80 –27 334 14k

30 71 34 B D–48.6 PG&E 3.9 PCG 46.24 –.74 –25 1.6m 13ò27 26 47 D A–14.0 PNMRes 3.8 PNM 13.06 –.33 –10 468 16k

35 88 20 B D–30.6 PPL 5.5 PPL 25.41 –.33 –21 3.3m 8ò35 6 91 D B+19.2 PampaEn PAM 17.35 –.45 –62 49 .. ê56 54 66 A B–27.2 ParaCopl .1 ELP 25.33 –.42 +38 492 14 ê37 81 40 D B 19.8 PepcoHl 5.8 POM 18.55 –.29 –10 1.8m 15k

9 24 32 C D–30.1 Piedmnt 4.0 PNY 28.21 –.59 –21 356 18 ê34 51 42 C B 42.7 PinaclW 5.1 PNW 40.94 –1.29 –1 690 14x

54 68 56 C A 22.7 PortGE 4.6 POR 22.39 –.22 +61 1.0m 15ò34 49 44 C B–45.9 ProgrsEn 5.5 PGN 45.34 –.33 –26 1.5m 14ò37 71 32 B C 34.9 PubSvcEn 4.2 PEG 32.43 –.20 –28 2.3m 10ò15 45 29 D C 28.2 SJW 2.8 SJW 24.46 –1.36 +59 48 28k

40 49 47 C B–NH Scana 4.5 SCG 42.07 –.60 +10 749 14k

21 34 32 B C+54.5 SmpraEn 3.0 r SRE 51.87 –.46 +4 1.6m 13ò74 97 62 B B–54.2 SoJerInd 2.8 SJI 52.29 –.99 +25 116 19ò25 39 42 B D 38.8 SouthnCo 4.8 SO 37.77 –.39 +14 4.4m 15o

32 39 66 D B–38.2 Southws 2.7 SWX 37.15 –.80 +38 240 16k

34 49 47 C B–18.5 TecoEngy 4.5 TE 18.25 –.11 +61 2.7m 14k

27 52 36 D B–23.0 Transal 5.4 TAC 21.04 –.83+180 95 20k

61 97 27 A B–17.8 Tri–Tech r TRIT 12.18 –.62 –15 93 14 ê30 49 44 C B–31.4 UILHldg 5.7 UIL 30.25 –.33 +16 612 16k

36 44 44 B B 36.9 Unisour 4.4 UNS 35.72 –.82 –15 198 11ò13 48 32 D D–24.4 Unitil 6.2 UTL 22.15 –.65 +25 89 25x

43 88 36 C D+27.9 Vectren 5.2 VVC 26.35 –.35 –53 258 14k

28 71 37 D B–35.8 VeoliaEn 4.0 VE 30.79 –.71 –18 246 13ò12 38 29 C E 40.0 WGLHld 4.2 WGL 36.05 –.68 –38 219 15k

55 75 44 B B+26.1 WestarE 4.8 WR 25.64 –.37 –17 652 13k

66 95 50 B B–61.0 WiscEngy 3.5 WEC 60.03 –.67 –32 469 16k

30 59 40 C C–24.4 XcelEngy 4.3 XEL 23.55 –.47 –14 1.9m 14o

46 67 53 B C+18.0 YorkWtr 3.2 YORW 16.09 –.78 +42 32 22 ê

30. MEDIA 21 6 WKS AGO 19 10 WKS 23 14 WKS

67 66 79 D B+20.9 CBSCpA 1.0 CBSA 19.36 –1.01 –2 13 21k

68 66 79 D B+20.9 CBSCpB 1.0 r CBS 19.28 –.98+159 22m 21ò68 52 74 A D+25.2 CTCMed .3 CTCM 22.27 –.54 +2 257 25k

8 47 4 E D 38.8 CEurMed CETV 18.25 –.89 +25 382 ..ò47 60 52 B A–19.7 Gannett 1.1 GCI 15.19 +.16 +71 6.7m 6ò54 49 60 A D+26.7 GpTelevs TV 23.46 –.39 +61 3.1m 26k

79 47 93 C A–66.4 LibMCapA r LCAPA 65.05 –.49 –41 236 34ò86 80 70 A B+70.0 LibStrzA LSTZA 67.00 +.11 –34 191 19k

53 59 50 A B 39.5 McGrwH 2.6 MHP 38.27 –.72 –19 1.6m 14ò37 85 29 B D 38.1 Meredth 2.8 MDP 33.29 –1.17 +9 695 11 ê32 28 66 D A 13.9 NYTimes NYT 10.53 –.28 –39 2.0m 12ò71 84 48 B A–16.4 NwsCpA 1.0 NWSA 15.08 –.51 +60 21m 12ò63 88 40 B B 18.8 NewsCo .9 NWS 16.70 –.35 +58 2.7m 14ò60 91 48 B B–17.1 Pearson 3.2 PSO 16.63 –.30+107 307 18k

34 71 36 .. A–27.1 ReedEls 3.3 ENL 25.86 –.46 –11 63 22k

28 74 38 .. C 36.3 ReedEls 3.4 RUK 34.95 –.70+635 204 24k

41 78 27 A E 40.8 RogrsCo 3.7 r RCI 34.76 –.26 +77 733 11k

26 30 43 C B+32.0 Scholas 1.3 r SCHL 29.82 –1.11 +31 227 13 ê62 93 29 A D–53.3 ScrippsN .7 SNI 45.99 –.37 +12 863 21ò35 64 32 C D+34.1 TimeWr 2.7 r TWX 31.72 –.59 +15 8.3m 13ò82 76 79 B B+NH ViacomA 1.3 VIA 47.76 –.99 –45 14 16ò79 76 73 B B+43.0 ViacomB 1.4 VIAB 41.54 –.97 +11 3.8m 14k

65 68 59 B B 40.0 WaltDsny 1.0 DIS 38.85 –.61 –5 8.3m 18ò53 86 32 C B 547 WashP 2.1 r WPO 438.5 –5.91 –31 34 11k

53 80 52 B D–47.4 WilyJhA 1.4 r JWA 46.09 –.56+102 256 16 ê

31. BANKS 30 6 WKS AGO 32 10 WKS 29 14 WKS

76 80 86 D B+12.67AbgtBc 1.9 ABBC 12.45 –.07+305 378 32 ê30 62 21 B B–28.5 ArrowF 4.2 r AROW 23.89 –1.13+333 81 12 ê16 38 38 E D+16.3 AssBanc .3 ASBC 13.83 –.32 –22 1.0m ..o35 62 38 C B 35.7 BB&T 2.2 BBT 27.26 –.53 –10 6.0m 23o

78 98 82 A D+13.9 BBVABn 6.3 BFR 10.90 –.50 +7 224 7k

60 84 42 C B+56.6 BOKFnl 1.9 BOKF 51.51 –1.73 +64 125 14 ê31 55 26 C C+47.2 Bancfst 2.4 BANF 41.02 –1.10 +75 28 15 ê6 35 12 .. A–16.3 BcBilVA 3.8 BBVA 11.97 –.48 +6 3.5m 7ó

51 94 39 A D–22.5 BcBrads .5 BBD 19.06 –.38 +77 16m 13ó27 19 74 C B–19.1 BncLatno 4.6 BLX 17.22 –.47 +46 149 16k

76 96 80 B B–57.07BcMacro 3.3 BMA 45.90 –1.33 –69 23 10k

31 81 14 B D–15.7 BcSBras 2.1 BSBR 11.63 –.46+237 18m 10ò51 93 41 A E 99 BcSanCh 2.5 SAN 81.42 –2.65+117 357 14ò21 31 18 B B+15.0 BncSntdr 6.5 STD 11.92 –.39 –10 12m 9ò42 88 41 B D+69.4 BanColo 2.2 CIB 57.63 –1.61 +51 568 15o

18 67 29 D B–19.9 BnkofAm .3 BAC 13.60 –.07 +12 224m 15o

32 66 29 B C–54.1 BkHawai 3.8 BOH 46.76 –.22 +20 400 14o

28 61 29 C B–65.7 BkMont 4.8 r BMO 57.76 –1.96+110 2.7m 12x

50 54 64 A C+32.7 BankNY 1.2 BK 30.88 –.74 +1 6.5m 12o

51 73 57 B C+57.9 BkNova 3.5 BNS 55.84 –1.21 +84 679 14o

82 90 71 B B+44.9 BkOzark 1.6 OZRK 42.92 –.85 –16 63 16 ê24 41 30 B A–24.1 Barclays 1.4 BCS 18.69 –.47 –25 1.9m 11ò22 28 26 B C+19.9 BrynMwr 3.3 BMTC 16.89 –.28 +89 44 23õ71 80 74 C B+49.6 CITGrpn CIT 46.77 –.37 –7 1.2m 4o

43 67 45 A D–80.4 CnImpBk 4.5 CM 75.71 –.73 +29 297 11ò59 78 55 B B 12.2 Cardinal 1.1 CFNL 11.21 –.42+107 148 17 ê67 80 90 E B 18.3 CathyG .2 CATY 17.12 –.50 –2 706 .. ê36 73 21 C B–25.2 ChemFn 3.9 CHFC 20.51 –.90+126 115 21 ê66 80 70 C B 5.2 Citigrp C 4.72 –.11 +9 637m 13o

52 45 73 D A–16.7 CitizNt 3.5 CZNC 14.96 –.87 +42 33 10 ê25 32 47 B B–38.7 CtyHld 3.9 CHCO 34.60 –.22+168 163 13 ê43 69 50 C D+64.3 CityNatl 1.4 CYN 58.82 –.55 –9 310 24o

48 80 36 C B–25.0 ColumBk .2 COLB 19.72 –.48 +11 213 45ó34 80 34 E B–45.9 Comerica 1.1 r CMA 37.99 –.38 –4 3.1m 29o

57 60 55 C A–42.7 CmcBcs 2.3 CBSH 41.06 –.49 –33 293 16 ê57 84 50 C B–29.0 CmtyBkSy 3.7 CBU 25.62 –.82 +43 247 13 ê40 77 40 C B–31.6 CmtyTrBc 4.2 CTBI 28.78 –1.08 +67 44 13 ê61 95 43 A D+128 Credico 1.6 BAP 104.5 –3.00 +56 343 14ò44 59 45 B C 62.6 CullenFr 3.1 CFR 58.22 –.36 +38 542 16o

86 79 90 B B 21.9 DnvBcn .7 r DNBK 21.56 –.18 –10 229 23 ê6 9 19 C B 82.2 DeutschB 1.6 DB 58.90 –1.29 –18 933 6ò

81 87 58 B B+15.1 EagleBn EGBN 13.49 –.41+169 90 17 ê78 80 78 C A–22.4 EWBcp .2 EWBC 21.56 –.43 +22 2.3m 22o

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37 64 47 C D–30.9 Invacare .2 IVC 28.05 –.75+204 475 15k

94 80 99 C B+23.87JazzPhrmn JAZZ.22.32 –.46 –1 586 18o

15 57 22 B E 66.2 JohnsnJn 3.6 JNJ 60.01 –.67 +39 15m 12o

41 80 22 B D 30.5 KnsyNsh r KNSY 23.90 –.69 –7 41 12õ

56 28 81 D B–21.0 KindredHl KND 18.95 –.29 +12 528 14ò75 68 66 B B 53.0 KineticC KCI 45.67 –1.08 +19 499 11ò

42 13 79 C B–14.3 KingPhar KG 14.22 +.02 –48 2.3m 20ò70 95 28 A B–37.5 LHCGroup LHCG 27.56 –1.21 +10 170 10 ê

86 86 68 A B 93.0 Laboratory r LH 90.57 –1.71 +15 1.1m 16ò

83 89 48 A B–57.3 LifeTech r LIFE 53.42 –.66 +15 2.1m 15ó

44 82 41 C D+39.6 LifepntHos r LPNT 34.96 –.54 –24 355 11k

59 78 25 A B–38.1 LillyE 5.6 LLY 34.77 –.70+160 18m 7o

62 85 36 B B 33.5 Lincare 2.9 LNCR 27.19 –.59 +34 890 15ò

50 57 39 C D+19.9 Luminex r LMNX 16.90 –.52 +71 158 99k

92 95 83 A B–67.17MWIVet MWIV 62.62 –.97+217 173 23k

72 92 53 B C 51.5 MaglnHlth r MGLN 48.46 –.94 –41 176 11k

58 23 86 D B+17.6 MAKOSrgn MAKO 15.47 –.33 –39 282 .. ê

25 7 33 E B 19.0 MAPPhn MAPP 15.50 –.38 +8 111 ..o99 95 91 A B+32.8 MartekBio MATK 31.41 –.01 –37 774 20 ê

62 65 37 A C 32.8 Masimon MASI 27.58 –.92 –39 312 27ò

61 64 66 C B 75.5 McKessn 1.0 r MCK 74.15 –1.04 –1 1.8m 16ò

46 19 92 D A 14.7 Medcath MDTH 13.09 –.35 –16 78 68k

84 92 61 B B–66.7 MedcoHlth r MHS 61.45 –1.46 –30 2.2m 19ò

89 75 95 D B+16.6 Medicines MDCO 15.37 –.77 +24 371 28k

61 86 20 A C 30.9 MedicsPh 1.0 MRX.24.99 –.95 +5 824 10ò94 80 93 C B+26.47Medidata MDSO 24.84 –.53 –32 106 34 ê

79 70 73 A B 70.2 Mednax MD 66.28 –1.09 –37 167 16ò

82 67 87 D A–14.4 Medtox MTOX 13.47 –.51 –25 19 58k

44 63 25 A B 46.4 Medtron 2.4 MDT 38.05 +.06 +47 11m 11ò33 54 16 A E 39.7 Merck 4.6 MRK 33.07 –.18 –11 16m 9ò

37 40 34 B B+24.4 MeridBio 3.6 VIVO 21.38 –.99+149 401 35o

33 57 12 B C+18.0 MeritMed MMSI 14.60 –.19 +66 230 19k

46 82 8 A C 39.9 Mindray .6 MR 26.02 –.29 –30 541 17o

67 64 65 D A–32.0 MolinaHl MOH 30.47 –1.41 +12 225 25k

27 58 6 D C–26.2 Momenta MNTA 12.49 –.37 +41 1.4m ..ò

84 71 68 A A 24.2 Mylan MYL 22.91 –.79 –33 4.8m 15ò43 49 24 B B–25.9 MyriadGn r MYGN 19.30 –3.11+656 7.1m 15o

76 91 41 B B 18.1 NatusMed BABY 14.90 –.36 +17 196 26 ê26 53 9 D D–16.1 NektrTh NKTR 11.28 –.37 +24 1.2m ..o

87 95 82 A D+43.1 Neogen NEOG 36.20 –1.49 –23 94 41 ê

57 47 68 E C+11.9 Nordion 3.6 r NDZ 11.05 +.09 +49 338 .. ê60 44 78 C A–16.4 NovaMed NOVA 13.14 +.02 –53 40 14k

55 71 39 A D–60.1 Novartis 3.0 NVS 55.92 –.36 –29 3.0m 10o

92 89 84 A C+117 NovNrdk .9 r NVO 113.6 –2.53 –9 190 29ò

65 97 17 A B 46.8 NuVasive NUVA 27.46 –1.36 +8 1.1m 20ò

61 35 96 E B–27.1 NxStagMd NXTM 23.77 –.21 –22 297 ..ò

22 25 36 C C 30.6 Omnicare .5 r OCR 25.95 –.77 –53 1.1m 11ò47 52 36 C A–15.4 Omnicell OMCL 13.50 –.38+175 400 31 ê

80 33 79 A B 37.8 OnyxPhrm ONXX 34.51 –1.19 +3 784 35ò

31 60 22 B B–38.6 OrthofixIntl OFIX 28.78 –1.22 –10 116 14k

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61 40 C+ 79.99 BritAmTob o BTI 73.40 –2.25 273 +6396 57 C 16.30 LaBarge Inc LB 13.76 –0.85 56 +52

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59 B 5.9 DCT Indl DCT 5.59 -0.19 88 5.037 C- 7.2 DeefldCap DFR 6.19 0.07 -45 ..56 B 18.8 DEmmett DEI 18.11 -0.24 -15 2.272 C- 14.4 DevelprDvs DDR 13.54 -0.38 -6 1.274 C- 12.6 DiamRkHos DRH 11.91 -0.44 22 2.819 D- 64.2 DigitlRlt DLR 53.76 -0.04 -1 3.953 B+ 14.3 DukeRlty DRE 13.62 -0.23 16 5.031 D 28.2 DuPFabr n DFT 22.47 0.38 128 2.147 C+ 11.0 Dynex Cap DX 10.67 -0.12 -3 10.152 B 44.2 Eastgroup EGP 43.31 -0.60 59 4.858 C+ 8.1 EducRlty EDR 7.62 -0.15 31 2.648 D- 49.7 EntertmtP EPR 45.65 -0.59 39 5.738 C+ 59.6 EqLifePrp ELS 56.10 -0.96 6 2.175 B 53.8 EqtyRsd EQR 52.89 -0.92 4 3.536 B 20.0 Equity One EQY 18.70 -0.43 4 4.758 C- 118.5 EssexPpty ESS 114.66 -1.81 -26 3.653 C+ 8.5 EstnLtCap ELC 4.26 0.08 -99 ..83 B+ 19.5 ExtraSpc EXR 19.02 -0.39 145 2.138 C 85.0 FederlRlty FRT 79.25 -1.25 -27 3.476 B- 9.0 FelCor FCH 7.01 -0.35 28 ..96 B 10.4 First Industrl FR 9.98 -0.23 15 ..58 C+ 15.7 FrkStPrp FSP 14.79 -0.18 25 5.137 C+ 17.3 FstPotmc FPO 16.12 -0.33 53 5.052 D+ 32.2 GettyRlty GTY 27.74 -0.57 65 6.948 B 19.5 Gladstn GOOD 18.07 -1.18 760 8.393 B 9.1 GlimchRlty GRT 8.76 -0.31 74 4.695 A- 4.4 Gramercy GKK 3.53 -0.12 -48 ..88 D+ 82.9 Gyrody Am GYRO 77.50 -1.50 -45 ..31 E 32.0 HatterasF n HTS 28.50 -0.44 -29 14.050 B+ 38.0 HCP HCP 36.55 -0.41 9 5.136 C+ 52.1 HealthCrR HCN 48.50 -0.67 -40 5.714 C 25.2 HealthRlty HR 20.83 -0.38 67 5.880 C+ 6.8 Hersha Hosp HT 6.51 -0.31 -13 3.132 B 35.4 HghwdPrp HIW 32.45 -0.52 28 5.266 B 6.7 HMG HMG 5.26 0.02 -97 ..48 B- 56.9 HomePptys HME 54.35 -0.92 0 4.345 C+ 28.3 Hosp Prop Tr HPT 24.54 -0.71 -1 7.378 B- 18.8 HostHtls HST 17.88 -0.64 1 0.23 B 7.0 IncomeOpRe IOT 3.40 -0.40 1100 ..

41 B 10.3 InlandRE IRC 9.20 -0.13 20 6.2

20 C- 1.6 InnSuites IHT 1.23 -0.07 -69 0.834 B+ 9.4 InvtRlEst IRET 8.95 -0.22 56 7.697 A 8.3 iStarFinl SFI 7.85 -0.32 -24 ..60 B 38.5 Kilroy Rlty KRC 37.55 -0.72 21 3.766 B 18.4 Kimco Rlty KIM 17.83 -0.22 -1 4.058 E 6.0 KiteRealty KRG 5.19 -0.19 53 4.674 B+ 9.9 KKRFincl KFN 9.58 -0.06 -29 5.866 C+ 29.6 LaSalleHtl LHO 27.25 -0.92 10 1.672 B+ 9.0 LexRltyTr LXP 8.33 -0.25 2 5.541 A 35.4 Liberty Ppty LRY 34.41 -0.84 6 5.532 B 28.8 LTC Ppty Inc LTC 27.18 -0.46 -39 6.270 B- 49.9 Macerich MAC 47.91 -1.03 -9 4.238 B 38.7 MackCali Rlt CLI 34.60 -0.23 39 5.237 C- 11.7 MedclProp MPW 10.82 -0.19 -25 7.450 B+ 8.4 MFA Fncl MFA 8.25 -0.04 -3 11.467 A- 3.9 MHIHosp MDH 2.93 -0.02 -53 ..57 B 64.5 Mid Am Apt MAA 62.72 -0.42 60 4.025 A- 7.7 MisWst MSW 6.85 -0.07 -13 8.890 A- 4.6 MPG OffTr MPG 3.68 -0.15 11 ..42 B- 8.9 MRIT MNR 8.39 -0.15 33 7.236 D- 28.1 NatRetPrp NNN 24.67 -0.26 -34 6.299 B+ 7.9 Newcstle NCT 6.76 -0.29 -37 ..72 A 5.3 NStarRlty NRF 5.10 -0.14 30 7.857 C+ 49.0 Ntl Hlth Inv NHI 45.47 -1.38 -3 5.327 D+ 41.5 NtnwdHlth NHP 36.86 -0.74 -35 5.146 B 8.1 NYMgTr NYMT 7.18 -0.04 -35 10.038 C- 23.9 OmegaHlth OHI 22.06 -0.12 46 6.764 B- 18.8 OneLibertyPr OLP 16.13 -0.64 85 8.23 C 5.4 PacOffPT PCE 2.92 -0.13 -94 1.4

40 B+ 21.7 Pebblebk PEB 20.32 -0.33 39 2.444 B- 17.4 Penn REIT PEI 13.57 -0.52 51 4.449 C+ 18.7 PennyM PMT 18.33 -0.30 32 9.247 B- 21.0 PiedmOfc PDM 19.57 -0.26 -45 6.452 C+ 13.0 PittsWVRR PW 12.01 0.11 -56 4.357 A- 43.8 Plum Crk Tim PCL 41.77 -0.54 3 4.043 B- 9.2 PMC Cmrcl PCC 8.60 0.17 -68 7.491 B+ 37.9 Post Pptys PPS 36.31 -1.04 8 2.242 B 41.8 Potlatch PCH 36.75 -0.73 10 5.622 C- 21.5 PrkwyProp PKY 16.80 -0.82 13 1.871 B 16.5 ProLogis PLD 15.21 -0.66 82 3.0

34 B 61.9 PS BusPk PSB 57.96 -1.44 1 3.060 B- 108.8 PublicStg PSA 106.47 -2.05 1 3.090 B+ 4.8 RAIT Fin RAS 2.59 -0.14 -15 1.257 B 13.2 RamcoGers RPT 12.64 -0.23 103 5.174 B+ 60.9 Rayonier RYN 58.85 -1.07 -16 3.745 B- 36.0 RealtyIncm O 34.54 -0.58 -40 5.030 B- 17.3 Redwood Tr RWT 15.00 -0.28 4 6.750 C+ 45.0 RegencyCtrs REG 42.73 -0.36 -9 4.367 C 7.7 ResceCap RSO 7.17 -0.18 -12 13.929 B- 10.6 RetailOpp ROIC 9.75 -0.17 -17 1.850 B 2.6 Roberts Rlty RPI 1.70 0.08 -5 ..66 C- 48.5 Saul Centers BFS 47.19 -1.21 -56 3.125 A- 19.3 SbHlthReit SBRA 18.64 -0.31 -63 ..63 C- 106.5 SimonProp SPG 99.97 -1.38 -8 3.275 B- 72.8 SLGreenRlty SLG 71.85 -0.74 -20 0.626 C+ 25.3 SnrHouse SNH 22.26 -0.20 -6 6.634 C 41.5 SovranSlfSt SSS 38.13 -1.24 -11 4.787 A- 7.0 StratHtls BEE 5.44 -0.49 142 ..72 C- 35.1 Sun Cmnts SUI 32.56 -1.01 2 7.722 B- 13.5 SunstnHtl SHO 10.04 -0.24 4 ..34 C 2.2 SuperHosp SPPR 1.68 0.02 -13 ..68 A- 26.3 TangerFact SKT 25.61 -0.52 -14 3.079 B- 52.3 Taubman Ctr TCO 51.24 -0.90 -13 3.456 B- 10.3 TwoHrbInv TWO 10.07 -0.02 2 15.969 A 9.8 U-Store-It YSI 9.51 -0.19 42 2.966 B- 24.1 UDR INC UDR 23.23 -0.44 -27 3.240 B 11.9 UMHPrp UMH 10.47 -0.16 34 6.938 B+ 38.6 UnivrslHR UHT 36.10 -0.70 38 6.742 B+ 17.5 UrstdBdl UBP 16.39 -0.28 178 5.453 B 20.4 UrstdBdlA UBA 19.34 -0.33 45 5.153 C- 56.2 Ventas VTR 54.36 -0.58 2 3.937 C- 2.3 VesRMII rs VRTB 1.68 0.14 90 ..88 B+ 1.5 VestinRMI VRTA 1.55 0.31 627 ..84 B- 16.5 vjGnGrthP GGP 14.57 -0.43 -38 2.647 C+ 91.7 VorndRlty VNO 87.18 -1.48 -11 3.245 C 19.0 WalterInv WAC 18.19 -0.47 32 11.029 B- 34.1 Wash REIT WRE 30.40 -0.93 21 5.753 C 26.1 WeingrtnR WRI 24.29 -0.52 -38 4.373 B+ 14.9 WhtstnREITB WSR 14.72 -0.04 -35 7.718 B- 14.6 WinthropR FUR 12.21 -0.36 -4 5.3

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

AMEX Stocks On The MoveStocks $12 and higher with at least{ point change and 20,000shares traded for the day. Stocks up with EPS & RelativeStrength 80 or more are boldfaced.

1 97C+ NovaGold 13.67 +0.47 6.19 +1470 91D– NewGold 8.17 +0.38 3.20 +1822 97B KodiakOG 6.11 +0.31 6.95 +591 99A MdwGld gn 1.32 +0.12 3.13 +3509 16D– NthgtMnrl 2.62 +0.07 7.93 +122

42 16D– GoldStr 3.76 +0.03 3.57 +1313 82D+ GrBasGold 2.69 +0.01 2.88 +2020 45C– Rentech 1.23 –0.07 3.06 +8842 50B Taseko 5.61 –0.08 3.85 +1859 95C+ NAPall 6.52 –0.18 3.15 –19

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

– A–B –24 90 A–C+ 29.1 AlldNevG n ANV 25.85 +.49 +33ô53 9 D+E 41.3 BakerMichl BKR 30.42–1.06 +4ê61 40 E C+ 80.0 BritAmTob BTI 73.40–2.25 +63ò

– C–D–E –97 87 B B– 15.7 CPIAero CVU 12.45 –.19 –23ê29 84 C C– 24.5 ChenierE n CQP 22.45 –.41 +22x96 63 A+C+ 60.5 Contango MCF 57.27 –.74 –50ò32 22 D B+ 12.9 Gas Natural EGAS 10.74 –.06 +33ê49 89 A–E 29.9 Gold Resrc GORO 23.40+1.00 +33ò9 96 A–C+ 28.9 GoldenMin AUMN 19.84 –.11 –14ê

79 52 A E 37.4 Gormanrupp GRC 31.22 –.83 +26k35 86 A B+ 24.6 Graham GHM 22.48 –.33 +74k80 86 A+C 20.4 HoustnEn n HUSA 15.23 –.08 –57ê

– I–J–K–L –49 50 B+A– 43.5 ImprlOil IMO 42.67 +.25 +109k

80 99 A B+ 34.7 LGLGroup LGL 22.18 –.23 –79ê96 57 A C 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 13.76 –.85 +52k30 64 B–A– 16.1 Libbey LBY 14.65 –.79 +42k

– M–N–O –12 43 A–C+ 11.9 Minefnd MFN 9.61 –.05 +27ô80 96 A+B– 28.7 NthnOG n NOG 26.23 +.77 +73ô1 97 A–C+ 16.9 NovaGold NG 13.67 +.47 +14ò.. 40 C D– 28.0 NuvnDivCom CFD 26.18 +.19 +42ê

– P–Q–R –39 34 C D 74.8 ParkNatl PRK 65.15–1.80 +79ê89 93 A+B– 17.0 PudaCoal PUDA 12.18 –.38 –52ô11 99 A B– 17.9 Rare Element REE 12.95 –.34 –61ò

– S–T –20 39 A–D 38.0 SeabrGld SA 28.51 +.60 –22ô54 98 B+B+ 20.0 VirnetX n VHC 12.48 –.60 –41ô80 81 A+B+ 14.5 Westmrlnd WLB 13.44 +.06 –38ê

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

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

EP R GrpAcc52-Wk Closing Vol%S S Str Dis Hi Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg

High Tech Close 563.97–11.46 (–1.99%) Since Jan 1, +5.38%.....................................................................................................................

Bradcom CheckPtSf Cisco Dell Inc EMCCorning IBM Intel Micrsft MxmltgOracle Xilinx

Defense Close 808.98–16.24 (–1.97%) Since Jan 1, +4.5%.....................................................................................................................

Aeroflex AllintTch Boeing CACIIntl CubicCurtsWrt GenDyn Goodrich L3 Commun LockheedMNorthrpG PrecCast RaythnB Teledyne

Health Care Close 4533.84–69.28 (–1.51%) Since Jan 1, +4.4%.....................................................................................................................

Amgen BaxterIntl CardlHth ExprsScrpt JohnsnJnMedtronic Pfizer StJudeMed Stryker TevaUtdhlthG Varian Med ValntPharm WellPoint Zimmer

Senior Growth Close 523.18–9.91 (–1.86%) Since Jan 1, +4.16%.....................................................................................................................

Amgen ApolloGrpA Citigrp Cisco eBayEMC Lowes Medtronic 3M OraclePfizer SAP AG Teva

Computer Close 1541.11–32.44 (–2.06%) Since Jan 1, +3.2%.....................................................................................................................

Adobe Sys AutoData CAInc CheckPtSf ComputrSciDell Inc EMC HewlttPk IBM IntuitJackHn Micrsft NetApp Oracle Symantec

EP R GrpAcc52-Wk Closing Vol%S S Str Dis Hi Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg

Leading Market Indexes

For Friday, January 28, 2011

49 89 Gold Resrc 23.40 +1.00 366,2 +33.. 76 Cntrl FdCan 18.86 +0.801,638,3 +371 97 NovaGold 13.67 +0.476,190,0 +14

80 96 NthnOG n 26.23 +0.771,383,0 +7383 64 Chase 16.19 +0.43 36,1 +104

20 39 SeabrGld 28.51 +0.60 266,7 –22.. 14 EatnV MA 13.14 +0.27 2,7 –59.. 39 CentGold 49.60 +0.96 79,1 +17

24 90 AlldNevG n 25.85 +0.49 934,0 +33.. 15 NuMDDvAdv 12.87 +0.14 18,0 +154

82 80 82 E A 13.5 EntFnlSv 1.6 EFSC 12.79 –.48 +94 65 29 ê48 80 57 E B 16.0 FfthThr .3 FITB 14.64 –.15 +45 22m 23o

40 33 58 C B 20.7 FnclInst 2.2 FISI 18.40 –.52 +49 46 11 ê22 57 24 A E 17.7 FCmBsh 3.0 FCBC 13.47 –.53 +82 74 11 ê45 75 26 B C+54.9 FstFnlBk 2.8 FFIN 48.88 –1.54+206 157 17 ê16 54 29 E B–15.1 FstHoriz .1 FHN 11.25 –.35 +1 4.5m ..o69 81 48 A B–14.9 FstNiag 4.3 FNFG 13.98 –.37 +19 2.6m 16o

58 84 45 C B 20.9 FrstSrce 3.4 SRCE 18.75 –.54+128 50 12 ê25 43 21 B C+24.4 Fstmerit 3.5 FMER 18.47 –.14+107 1.4m 19ò11 12 41 B C–186 GldmSch .9 GS 161.8 –2.26 –13 4.5m 10o

93 98 98 B A–17.1 GrpFin GGAL 15.68 –.29 –38 340 26k

40 94 18 A E 191 HDFCBnk .5 HDB 140.4 –6.03+146 829 27o

30 74 39 D C–57.0 HSBCHold 3.1 HBC 54.15 –1.29 +46 2.8m 20ò49 84 17 A B+26.9 HmBk 1.0 HOMB 20.52 –.19 +33 126 17 ê64 80 76 E B NH HuntBnk .6 HBAN 7.07 –.23 –6 25m 25o

25 44 41 B D 64.1 Iberiabk 2.4 IBKC 56.70 –.33 +56 217 27o

36 91 30 C D–58.2 ICICIBk 1.2 IBN 43.32 –1.63+170 6.1m 18o

73 77 64 B A–28.9 IndBMA 2.6 INDB 27.59 –.99 +39 74 14 ê18 47 26 C C 25.1 IntlBcs 2.0 r IBOC 18.58 –.67 +12 225 10 ê42 92 24 A E 26.3 ItauUni .4 ITUB 21.77 –.32+120 19m 13ò52 66 59 C B+48.2 JPMorgC .4 JPM 44.54 –.56 +9 38m 10o

16 10 61 D B 55.5 KBFnclGP KB 50.83 –1.17+102 495 50o

44 80 45 E B+9.8 Keycorp .5 KEY 8.79 –.14 –5 12m 18o

60 80 65 E B+11.2 LakeldB 2.5 LBAI 9.67 –.48 +92 84 15 ê45 60 48 B B–23.7 LakeFinl 2.9 LKFN 21.11 –.65+158 113 14 ê47 70 50 C C 96.2 M&TBnk 3.2 MTB 86.35 –.57 –38 625 15o

16 45 34 E C–10.7 MarshIl .6 MI 6.99 –.18 +35 25m ..o

41 39 50 C A–32.3 MorgStan .7 MS 29.04 –.81 +21 16m 19o

40 55 41 C B 26.0 NBTBncp 3.4 NBTB 23.56 –.71 +66 114 14o

77 89 73 C B+15.6 NewAlliB 1.9 NAL 15.01 –.36 +32 664 22o

19 33 34 B C+59.4 NorthnTr 2.2 NTRS 51.69 –.82 +28 2.1m 19o

34 73 38 C C+70.5 PNCFinl .7 PNC 60.11 –1.56 +3 4.3m 10o

20 39 34 C D 74.8 ParkNatl 5.8 PRK 65.15 –1.80 +79 56 14 ê51 30 87 E A 14.9 PplesFedBnc PEOP 14.37 +.17 +41 32 ..õ71 80 71 D A 18.0 PrvtBcp .3 PVTB 15.13 –.43 +28 508 ..o62 68 68 C B+43.7 ProspBs 1.7 PRSP 40.76 –.75 –35 197 14 ê69 85 67 C B+15.7 ProvidFS 3.0 PFS 14.58 –.16 +69 762 16 ê25 63 27 E B–9.3 RegionF .6 RF 6.88 –.27 –1 27m ..o27 52 34 B C+18.2 Renasnt 4.2 RNST 16.07 –.40 –4 66 11 ê30 85 14 B C–26.4 RpBKY 3.1 RBCAA 18.60 –1.82+510 201 6 ê

15 34 27 C B–62.3 RoyalBk 3.7 RY 53.33 –.46 –2 676 15o

18 68 25 E B–18.0 RBScotldn RBS 13.42 –.34 –20 339 ..k34 61 47 D C+25.8 S&TBcp 2.8 STBA 21.72 –.70 +9 85 16k

45 35 70 B C+56.7 SVBFincl SIVB 52.42 –.53 –14 458 23 ê47 88 30 B C–25.6 SYBcp 3.0 SYBT 23.71 –.51+370 85 14 ê57 80 71 E C+NH SndySp 1.7 SASR 18.97 –.46 +58 84 26 ê42 66 63 C C+96.8 Shinhan .6 SHG 89.09 –.12 +52 69 12k

92 96 86 A B 54.87SigntrBk SBNY 52.57 –1.29 0 261 21 ê42 60 39 B B–22.5 SouthsBc 3.4 SBSI 20.27 –.63 +88 58 8 ê79 90 68 C B+14.3 StandardFinl STND 14.13 –.13 –98 0.1 16 ê47 80 63 E B–16.0 Stellar 1.1 STEL 14.61 –.44+125 87 42 ê58 80 62 E B+32.0 SunTrst .1 STI 29.58 –.54 +2 6.1m ..o35 73 30 C B–19.2 TCFFinl 1.3 TCB 14.96 –.34 –6 2.3m 14o

6 21 18 E C+18.1 TaylorC TAYC 10.29 –1.46+435 210 .. ê

87 85 87 B A 25.17TxCapBsh TCBI 24.47 –.19 +74 695 24 ê32 51 45 B C–77.6 TorDmBk 3.2 TD 74.42 –1.59 +15 740 12o

37 40 49 B B+17.4 TwneBk 2.1 TOWN 15.06 –.78 +86 69 21õ32 67 42 C C 26.9 Trustmk 3.8 TRMK 24.07 –.72 +43 437 14 ê62 80 65 D B NH UBS UBS 18.11 –.14 +67 5.6m 10ò44 54 42 B B 44.7 UMBFi 1.9 r UMBF 40.90 –.70 +69 195 18 ê37 38 47 B B–28.4 USBancp .7 USB 26.80 –.16 +40 17m 15o

35 80 17 D B–15.9 Umpqu 1.8 UMPQ 11.12 –.48+137 1.9m 99 ê17 55 12 B D 17.9 UnFMkt 2.3 UBSH 12.12 –.68+227 166 14 ê45 65 45 C A 32.0 UtdBkWV 4.2 UBSI 28.47 –.92 +2 208 17 ê23 71 22 C D–21.9 UnivPA 4.6 UVSP 17.51 –.32+170 62 18 ê30 63 25 C C 16.2 VallyNBc 5.3 VLY 13.69 –.24 +58 1.1m 16o

49 68 30 A B–14.8 WashB 1.5 WBCO 13.16 –.52 +68 42 22õ49 74 50 C D+23.1 WshTr 4.1 WASH 20.71 –.28+250 94 13 ê73 80 81 E A–23.6 WbstrFn .2 WBS 22.57 –.78 +14 938 38 ê44 56 60 C B 34.3 WellsFg .6 WFC 31.84 –.66 –2 30m 14o

38 73 57 D C 20.2 Wesbc 3.0 WSBC 18.77 –.03 +55 80 14 ê15 48 19 B D–60.4 WAmB 2.9 r WABC 50.13 –.90 –18 178 15 ê19 44 45 E C 30.3 ZionBcp .2 ZION 23.43 –.33 +10 4.3m ..o

32. OFFICE 24 6 WKS AGO 25 10 WKS 19 14 WKS

44 46 64 C C+43.3 AveryDe 1.9 AVY 41.39 –.74 +19 914 15õ49 64 45 B B 35.4 BradyA 2.2 BRC 32.44 –.91 +40 258 17k

76 76 72 A B+NH Deluxe 4.1 DLX 24.24 –1.30 +86 853 7o

25 58 18 B C 19.6 EnnisI 3.8 EBF 16.14 –.57 +34 150 9 ê

33. MISC 33 6 WKS AGO 31 10 WKS 26 14 WKS

64 76 57 D A–26.1 AlbnyInt 2.1 AIN 23.21 –.79 +44 160 15k

72 93 60 B C 49.1 Aptargrp 1.5 ATR 47.81 –.88 +32 187 19ò84 79 76 B B+NH Ball .8 r BLL 70.92 –1.44 +47 1.0m 15o

64 75 42 B B–34.3 Bemis 2.8 r BMS 32.37 –.53 +23 843 15ó75 83 38 B A+128730 BrkHaA BRKA 122624 – 1676 –40 0.3 19 ê69 83 38 B B+85.9 BerkHB BRKB 81.56 –1.47 +27 5.0m 19 ê

93 98 97 B A+27.7 Buckeye .8 BKI 24.86 –2.11+106 1.1m 18o

33 44 42 C D+41.7 Carlisle 1.8 CSL 37.36 –1.11 +35 352 18k

73 71 64 B B 65.2 Chemed .9 r CHE 62.65 –1.66 –9 129 15k

75 63 74 B B 85.3 ClearwPn CLW 78.67 –2.53 +32 82 15k

76 65 77 C A–45.9 Crane 2.1 CR 44.03 –.96 –1 290 17o

56 71 69 E B–34.4 CrownHldg r CCK 33.17 –.62 +15 1.2m 15ò80 80 86 D B NH Domtar 1.1 r UFS 87.23 –.40 +43 737 8ò71 44 76 A B+NH DuPont 3.3 DD 50.29 +.02 +41 8.9m 15o

81 63 86 C A–NH Eaton 2.2 ETN 104.3 –2.20 +42 1.9m 18o

76 84 59 B B 59.7 EmrsnEl 2.4 EMR 56.96 –1.53 +49 5.0m 21ò

12 4 11 B D+23.3 FibriaCelu FBR 15.46 –.47 +17 1.6m 48 ê54 48 78 C C+63.5 FortuneB 1.2 FO 61.03 –.80 –20 854 21ó52 37 75 C B+NH GenElect 2.8 GE 20.20 –.08 +65 102m 17o

41 92 18 C D–15.5 Glatfelt 3.0 GLT 11.96 –.08 +81 368 13k

69 27 94 D A+NH GrahamP GRM 17.99 +.22+161 833 ..o78 86 55 A B 65.8 GreifA 2.7 GEF 63.23 –1.45 –51 69 14k

7 23 17 D D–15.1 Griffon GFF 11.53 –.48+177 652 33ò45 10 76 C A+35.1 Harsco 2.6 HSC 31.62 –1.33 +15 933 34o

84 80 85 E A–56.6 Hitachi .9 HIT 55.48 –.57 –25 31 12k

85 80 77 B B+NH Honywel 2.2 HON 55.32 –.60+138 9.3m 21o

63 66 71 B B–64.0 ITTCorp 1.7 ITT 58.64 –.79 –40 1.2m 14ò

40 47 24 B B 51.7 IcahnE 2.6 IEP 38.62 –.37+107 50 34 ê69 83 61 D B–29.6 IntPaper 2.6 IP 28.44 –.74 –12 4.3m 17ò93 80 92 C A NH KapStone KS 17.30 +.06 +46 419 15 ê39 80 30 D C+36.1 KonPhlps 2.5 PHG 31.18 –.66+135 2.7m 17 ê58 12 85 B B+NH LeucdNa .8 LUK 31.77 –.63 +33 970 64ò20 27 32 D B 23.1 MDURes 3.1 MDU 20.92 –.40 –17 584 16k

71 91 57 D B+29.7 MeadWv 3.5 MWV 28.50 –1.01 +39 1.7m 18o

69 67 74 C B–22.0 NeenahP 2.1 NP.19.25 –.40 +30 92 12k

85 93 79 C B 39.0 OSISystem OSIS 37.27 –.73 +6 119 24o

22 12 45 D B+23.3 OttrTail 5.2 OTTR 22.69 –.45 +27 136 37k

27 64 32 C C–38.0 OwensIllinois OI 29.54 –1.23+240 4.8m 11o

91 94 68 B B 29.5 PackAmr 2.1 PKG 28.02 –.81 +20 948 17o

24 31 22 D B–39.5 PicoHlds PICO 30.86 –1.09 +11 85 .. ê75 92 84 .. B 49.6 RavnInd 1.4 RAVN 45.42 –2.14 +22 52 21 ê93 95 82 B B+68.7 RockTen 1.2 RKT 66.14 –1.22+186 2.3m 13o

88 89 75 B C+78.6 RoperInd .6 ROP 75.69 –.97 +37 768 24ò38 52 24 B B 77.7 SchwtzM 1.0 SWM 60.38 –1.46 –23 193 14ò68 65 75 C B–27.4 SealAir 2.0 SEE 26.64 –.54 –2 1.1m 16o

66 58 79 D B+130 Siemens 2.1 SI 127.3 –3.16 –11 943 20o

66 61 74 C B+37.8 SilgnHld 1.1 r SLGN 36.70 –.79 –25 221 17ò96 80 95 C A+38.6 Smurfit–Stne SSCC 37.37 –.60 +86 4.9m 32o

65 82 55 B C 36.6 SonocoP 3.1 r SON 35.66 –.75 –45 246 15k

76 80 81 B D–NH StandexI .7 SXI 33.15 +2.65+121 85 13 ê51 72 25 B A–66.1 Teleflex 2.4 TFX 56.32 –1.49 –46 215 11k

50 39 68 D B 25.0 TempleI 1.8 TIN 23.85 –.54 –38 958 45ò57 59 36 A B 91.5 3M 2.4 MMM 87.44 –1.75 +41 4.9m 15o

91 97 97 B C–23.27TriMasn TRS 18.90 –.40 –44 148 17 ê71 62 70 C A–45.4 TycoIn 1.9 r TYC 44.70 –.04 +90 7.6m 16o

93 98 96 A A NH UFPTech UFPT 16.35 –.34+143 189 11 ê69 68 57 B B+NH UntdTech 2.1 r UTX 81.43 –1.16 +23 4.5m 16o

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GrainsWHEAT (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel864.25 505.00 Mar 11 220,198 827.50 849.75 824.00 825.75 – 20.5891.00 521.75 May 11 87,431 857.25 878.25 854.50 855.50 – 19.5909.00 539.75 Jul 11 120,828 877.00 897.50 873.75 874.75 – 19.8924.25 559.00 Sep 11 26,584 895.00 915.50 893.25 893.75 – 18.5936.50 342.00 Dec 11 72,137 906.50 927.00 905.50 906.50 – 17.3943.00 597.00 Mar 12 4,033 916.00 932.75 915.25 916.25 – 15.5905.00 611.00 Jul 12 10,552 882.00 897.00 880.50 881.25 – 17.5Est. Vol. 186,312 Vol. 80,047 open int 545,880 +4,003CORN (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel667.00 356.75 Mar 11 593,500 644.00 657.75 642.50 644.00 – 6.75677.00 366.50 May 11 323,843 659.00 668.00 653.00 654.50 – 6.50680.50 374.50 Jul 11 257,425 660.50 673.25 658.00 659.75 – 6.25627.25 376.50 Sep 11 53,551 612.00 625.00 610.50 611.75 – 6.00593.00 370.00 Dec 11 325,084 578.75 590.00 575.50 576.50 – 6.25600.00 393.00 Mar 12 29,816 581.50 597.50 581.50 584.50 – 5.75605.25 400.00 May 12 7,956 593.75 601.00 590.75 590.75 – 5.50610.00 393.25 Jul 12 9,379 598.50 608.25 596.50 596.50 – 5.25561.75 398.75 Sep 12 990 557.00 557.00 544.50 544.50 – 8.25543.50 386.75 Dec 12 30,207 528.50 537.25 524.50 524.50 – 8.25539.75 398.25 Dec 13 2,046 527.75 535.00 525.50 525.50 – 7.25Est. Vol. 497,531 Vol. 242,608 open int 1,634,288 +5,916OATS (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel404.00 216.25 Mar 11 8,284 386.50 395.75 385.00 385.50 – 4.50412.25 224.25 May 11 3,616 394.75 403.00 393.75 393.75 – 4.25412.25 232.25 Jul 11 558 404.75 405.50 397.25 397.25 – 4.25367.50 252.75 Dec 11 1,390 365.00 367.50 364.50 365.50 – 0.50Est. Vol. 3,841 Vol. 1,476 open int 14,034 +109SOYBEANS (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel1432.5 906.75 Mar 11 262,961 1389.0 1423.3 1389.0 1398.0 – 1.501442.0 852.00 May 11 113,084 1407.3 1433.5 1403.0 1408.3 – 1.751446.5 917.25 Jul 11 96,339 1412.0 1437.5 1409.5 1413.5 – 2.251415.5 852.00 Aug 11 3,640 1388.0 1410.5 1383.8 1386.5 – 4.751390.0 851.00 Sep 11 4,467 1350.3 1375.0 1350.3 1353.0 – 3.501364.0 907.25 Nov 11 147,966 1320.0 1343.8 1317.0 1323.0 – 2.501365.0 918.00 Jan 12 12,121 1322.8 1345.3 1321.0 1325.5 – 2.501354.5 921.00 Mar 12 7,948 1315.8 1337.8 1314.5 1318.5 – 2.001234.0 860.00 Nov 12 5,690 1212.5 1228.0 1208.3 1215.0 + 1.00Est. Vol. 492,202 Vol. 158,428 open int 660,596 +4,102SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) – 100 tons– dollars per ton388.50 247.20 Mar 11 94,300 375.60 384.40 374.70 377.00 – 0.40390.40 243.00 May 11 37,791 377.80 386.50 377.00 379.50 – 0.20390.60 249.20 Jul 11 35,927 377.90 386.80 377.50 380.00 – 0.10379.50 243.00 Aug 11 7,342 368.50 377.50 368.00 371.00 – 0.50368.80 243.00 Sep 11 7,123 358.30 366.90 358.30 361.20 – 0.50355.70 246.50 Oct 11 6,074 343.90 351.30 343.90 347.20 + 0.20354.00 246.10 Dec 11 18,426 341.00 347.80 340.30 344.30 + 0.30353.30 247.00 Jan 12 1,946 343.70 343.90 343.70 343.90 + 0.40350.30 247.70 Mar 12 1,110 340.00 342.90 340.00 342.90 + 0.50347.20 247.70 May 12 936 338.10 338.40 338.10 338.40 + 0.30Est. Vol. 110,936 Vol. 56,950 open int 212,835 –423SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) – 60,000 lbs– cents per lb

59.10 37.29 Mar 11 183,867 57.39 58.15 56.87 57.27 – 0.1459.50 33.96 May 11 71,896 57.88 58.65 57.39 57.77 – 0.1359.51 37.95 Jul 11 69,628 58.27 59.05 57.80 58.17 – 0.1559.32 33.96 Aug 11 7,058 58.34 59.12 58.01 58.27 – 0.1659.19 33.96 Sep 11 9,304 58.47 59.05 58.11 58.34 – 0.1959.19 38.25 Oct 11 10,072 58.33 59.13 58.07 58.29 – 0.2059.53 38.49 Dec 11 34,717 58.41 59.20 58.00 58.33 – 0.2158.70 38.28 Jan 12 462 58.12 58.38 58.12 58.38 – 0.2158.72 38.28 Mar 12 865 58.54 58.54 58.33 58.33 – 0.2156.64 33.96 Dec 12 217 55.04 55.54 55.04 55.33 – 0.21

Est. Vol. 199,212 Vol. 80,288 open int 388,481 +2,428WHEAT (KBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel944.00 505.00 Mar 11 79,918 928.00 932.00 912.00 912.00 – 20.5953.25 516.75 May 11 45,358 939.75 939.75 922.75 922.75 – 20.5960.00 456.00 Jul 11 57,509 948.25 948.25 930.75 930.75 – 19.5965.00 542.75 Sep 11 14,635 942.00 942.00 938.25 938.25 – 20.3975.75 560.25 Dec 11 12,665 967.00 967.00 948.50 948.50 – 21.5Est. Vol. Vol. 25,424 open int 213,161 +1,154ROUGH RICE (CBOT) – 2,000 CWT– dollars per CWT

15.81 10.41 Mar 11 14,378 14.83 15.15 14.64 15.01 – 0.07516.08 10.74 May 11 2,676 15.09 15.40 14.94 15.31 – 0.0716.10 11.05 Jul 11 1,733 15.41 15.71 15.23 15.59 – 0.05515.65 11.23 Sep 11 1,329 15.22 15.55 15.17 15.43 – 0.0615.85 13.10 Nov 11 443 15.66 15.66 15.41 15.66 – 0.075

Est. Vol. 7,081 Vol. 1,661 open int 20,627 +234

MeatsCATTLE (CME) – 40,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

112.37 89.30 Feb 11 45,617 107.20 107.82 106.72 107.50 + 0.55116.60 89.97 Apr 11 163,859 112.45 113.40 111.92 112.77 + 0.60115.17 89.00 Jun 11 83,605 113.05 113.85 112.25 113.37 + 0.92115.65 90.40 Aug 11 27,006 113.50 114.32 112.95 113.90 + 0.73118.00 92.90 Oct 11 18,030 116.42 117.15 115.80 116.67 + 0.62118.80 101.20 Dec 11 15,092 117.45 117.80 116.50 117.35 + 0.35117.95 101.50 Feb 12 3,031 117.10 117.55 116.32 117.15 + 0.25118.20 105.85 Apr 12 718 117.20 118.20 116.95 117.50 ...115.00 112.00 Jun 12 62 114.00 114.30 114.00 114.30 ...Est. Vol. 56,512 Vol. 55,844 open int 357,020 –1,925FEEDER CATTLE (CME) – 50,000 lbs.– cents per lb.130.02 105.00 Mar 11 25,087 126.25 126.77 125.37 126.22 + 0.62130.50 106.50 Apr 11 6,566 127.25 127.67 126.27 127.27 + 0.90130.60 107.50 May 11 8,988 127.65 128.00 126.50 127.55 + 0.85130.50 110.97 Aug 11 9,713 128.70 128.95 127.67 128.50 + 0.90129.90 112.95 Sep 11 1,268 128.55 128.60 127.15 128.60 + 1.20129.50 115.02 Oct 11 613 127.85 128.55 127.52 128.52 + 1.22129.00 116.40 Nov 11 313 126.75 128.50 126.75 128.15 + 0.75127.20 127.00 Jan 12 na 127.00 127.00 127.00 127.00 – 0.20Est. Vol. 4,728 Vol. 5,149 open int 54,366 +100HOGS LEAN (CME) – 40,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

86.07 60.50 Feb 11 20,659 85.70 86.07 83.75 85.75 + 1.8092.30 69.20 Apr 11 97,050 91.47 92.30 90.12 91.62 + 1.6098.50 73.82 May 11 2,217 97.60 98.50 97.45 98.25 + 1.2099.72 75.05 Jun 11 54,862 99.15 99.72 98.62 99.42 + 0.5598.20 74.00 Jul 11 19,430 97.60 98.20 97.20 97.52 + 0.0597.70 74.75 Aug 11 17,050 97.00 97.70 96.70 97.10 + 0.0386.65 68.50 Oct 11 14,354 85.62 85.90 85.25 85.70 + 0.2383.00 66.10 Dec 11 5,887 81.85 82.00 81.35 81.90 + 0.2583.90 69.00 Feb 12 1,553 82.97 83.17 82.47 83.17 – 0.0384.85 75.80 Apr 12 739 83.95 84.30 83.95 84.20 – 0.05

Est. Vol. 40,595 Vol. 64,408 open int 233,895 +850

FoodsCOCOA (ICE) – 10 metric tons– $ per ton3468.0 2626.0 Mar 11 59,224 3353.0 3358.0 3256.0 3277.0 – 81.03469.0 2648.0 May 11 33,034 3335.0 3342.0 3250.0 3275.0 – 64.03480.0 2662.0 Jul 11 15,363 3330.0 3330.0 3232.0 3259.0 – 63.03487.0 2674.0 Sep 11 10,242 3295.0 3295.0 3221.0 3239.0 – 61.03345.0 2685.0 Dec 11 14,590 3265.0 3265.0 3227.0 3244.0 – 52.03410.0 2767.0 Mar 12 15,575 3324.0 3325.0 3289.0 3306.0 – 53.03400.0 2770.0 May 12 5,138 3323.0 3324.0 3288.0 3305.0 – 52.03419.0 2928.0 Sep 12 1,823 3345.0 3357.0 3311.0 3335.0 – 23.0Est. Vol. 17,222 Vol. 17,235 open int 155,417 +1,763COFFEE C (ICE) – 37,500 lbs.– cents per lb.246.35 134.45 Mar 11 72,988 236.70 246.35 235.85 245.00 + 8.05248.00 134.80 May 11 35,980 238.60 248.00 237.95 246.80 + 8.15248.60 135.10 Jul 11 13,808 239.30 248.60 239.30 247.65 + 7.80247.30 135.10 Sep 11 5,466 238.20 247.30 238.20 246.10 + 7.40244.10 136.90 Dec 11 8,460 237.90 244.10 237.80 242.95 + 7.05240.00 136.80 Mar 12 966 235.00 240.00 235.00 239.20 + 7.05Est. Vol. 21,577 Vol. 12,128 open int 138,443 –255ORANGE JUICE (ICE) – 15,000 lbs.– cents per lb.180.80 135.60 Mar 11 20,287 167.15 167.50 165.40 165.90 – 1.15180.00 136.40 May 11 7,833 165.25 165.55 164.40 165.35 + 0.35179.30 136.20 Jul 11 2,562 164.45 164.50 164.40 164.50 ...Est. Vol. 1,740 Vol. 1,623 open int 31,758 –309SUGAR 16 (ICE) – 112,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

41.64 21.55 Mar 11 1,415 38.25 38.50 38.00 38.50 + 0.8840.50 22.13 May 11 1,983 39.00 39.00 38.85 38.85 + 0.4341.00 23.45 Jul 11 1,613 40.45 40.45 39.65 39.65 + 0.7040.50 24.53 Sep 11 1,516 40.34 40.35 40.03 40.03 + 0.1236.00 24.50 Nov 11 1,187 35.50 35.50 35.30 35.30 + 0.05

Est. Vol. 46 Vol. 118 open int 10,789 –68SUGAR–WORLD 11 (ICE) – 112,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

34.77 14.56 Mar 11 216,522 34.18 34.51 33.54 33.94 – 0.2431.54 14.50 May 11 125,888 31.30 31.54 30.65 31.29 – 0.0228.29 14.49 Jul 11 128,350 28.20 28.29 27.55 28.21 + 0.0126.44 14.66 Oct 11 68,543 26.39 26.44 25.74 26.42 + 0.0325.70 13.67 Mar 12 47,944 25.52 25.70 24.90 25.70 + 0.1123.99 14.25 May 12 10,707 23.71 23.99 23.39 23.99 + 0.1922.65 14.31 Jul 12 13,283 22.18 22.65 22.18 22.65 + 0.1921.51 14.31 Oct 12 8,795 21.35 21.51 21.35 21.51 + 0.13

Est. Vol. 97,634 Vol. 149,826 open int 637,708 +11,109

MetalsGOLD (CMX) – 100 troy oz.– dollars per troy oz.1432.5 886.00 Feb 11 42,809 1338.0 1346.6 1307.7 1340.7 + 22.31424.0 1308.8 Mar 11 829 1336.1 1347.1 1308.8 1341.1 + 22.01434.1 925.50 Apr 11 296,055 1339.1 1348.0 1309.1 1341.7 + 21.91436.7 1096.4 Jun 11 46,607 1340.6 1349.0 1310.9 1343.3 + 21.91436.9 1021.7 Aug 11 15,755 1339.6 1348.9 1314.2 1344.7 + 22.01435.0 1067.7 Oct 11 9,154 1319.6 1346.4 1318.6 1346.4 + 21.9

1442.3 1110.1 Dec 11 23,824 1343.1 1354.0 1319.2 1348.1 + 21.81438.5 1139.4 Feb 12 3,487 1345.6 1351.5 1321.1 1350.3 + 21.71439.2 1175.3 Apr 12 5,253 1353.5 1353.5 1330.9 1352.6 + 21.71444.8 1124.4 Jun 12 7,061 1326.3 1355.2 1326.3 1355.2 + 21.71459.5 1141.6 Dec 12 12,978 1348.0 1365.2 1348.0 1365.2 + 21.7Est. Vol. 331,911 Vol. 411,190 open int 488,939 –2,283MINI GOLD (CBOT) – 33.2 troy oz.– dollars per troy oz.1432.4 990.80 Feb 11 791 1337.4 1346.5 1308.2 1335.9 + 22.71423.9 1309.6 Mar 11 127 1336.5 1345.2 1309.6 1337.2 + 23.41434.2 925.50 Apr 11 2,410 1339.5 1348.1 1308.9 1337.5 + 23.21433.5 1097.4 Jun 11 333 1340.3 1349.0 1311.1 1339.2 + 23.21439.9 1107.7 Dec 11 656 1345.5 1353.5 1315.9 1344.0 + 23.0Est. Vol. 8,792 Vol. 7,574 open int 4,363 +483PLATINUM (NYM) – 50 troy oz.– dollars per troy oz.1851.1 1471.0 Apr 11 40,330 1791.9 1809.9 1761.1 1805.0 + 1.501848.7 1498.0 Jul 11 1,258 1789.9 1808.6 1789.9 1808.6 + 1.701850.0 1516.4 Oct 11 86 1775.1 1811.2 1775.1 1811.2 + 1.70Est. Vol. 7,470 Vol. 5,899 open int 41,744 +170PALLADIUM (NYM) – 100 troy oz– dollars per oz829.85 391.00 Mar 11 20,626 811.00 818.40 790.95 817.00 + 3.50828.35 411.85 Jun 11 977 815.20 819.70 796.45 818.65 + 3.55Est. Vol. 2,943 Vol. 3,120 open int 21,632 –95SILVER (CMX) – 5,000 troy oz.– cents per troy oz.3120.0 2650.5 Feb 11 158 2770.5 2795.0 2650.5 2793.4 + 89.83127.5 1245.5 Mar 11 64,946 2778.0 2803.0 2630.0 2791.9 + 88.83127.0 1283.6 May 11 21,550 2776.0 2804.5 2640.0 2793.6 + 88.23137.0 1659.2 Jul 11 6,730 2778.0 2800.0 2645.0 2794.6 + 88.13127.7 2071.0 Sep 11 3,652 2671.0 2795.5 2671.0 2795.0 + 87.83136.0 1661.5 Dec 11 11,670 2777.0 2801.0 2641.0 2795.2 + 87.13149.4 1671.6 Jul 12 1,159 2684.0 2798.3 2683.0 2798.3 + 86.93160.5 1677.1 Dec 12 5,985 2780.0 2800.3 2780.0 2800.3 + 86.33187.8 1689.2 Dec 13 3,809 2701.0 2805.1 2701.0 2805.1 + 85.8Est. Vol. 83,639 Vol. 65,632 open int 123,551 –670MINI SILVER (CBOT) – 1,000 oz.– cents per oz.3127.8 1254.1 Mar 11 3,082 2778.5 2803.4 2638.0 2796.7 + 106.33129.0 1283.6 May 11 612 2777.6 2800.1 2649.0 2798.3 + 105.83132.0 1659.4 Jul 11 174 2777.2 2799.0 2649.2 2799.0 + 105.43139.7 1663.9 Dec 11 240 2774.0 2800.2 2650.0 2800.2 + 104.63160.0 1677.3 Dec 12 60 2805.1 2805.1 2805.1 2805.1 + 104.0Est. Vol. 5,011 Vol. 7,053 open int 4,222 –15HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) – 25,000 lbs.– cents per lb.449.60 280.50 Feb 11 2,036 433.75 439.70 430.60 436.55 + 3.35449.80 278.45 Mar 11 99,399 434.50 440.70 428.60 437.30 + 3.45446.10 202.60 Apr 11 689 429.90 440.85 429.90 437.80 + 3.50449.00 268.45 May 11 28,858 435.30 441.05 429.85 438.05 + 3.50445.20 219.45 Jun 11 391 440.90 440.95 435.00 438.05 + 3.60444.55 268.05 Jul 11 11,771 432.45 440.25 432.45 437.95 + 3.65441.40 283.70 Oct 11 174 438.20 438.20 436.95 436.95 + 3.80442.00 281.90 Dec 11 4,119 433.50 437.00 432.35 435.70 + 3.85438.55 283.30 Jan 12 31 436.50 436.50 434.75 434.75 + 3.85436.65 282.90 Mar 12 1,603 433.70 433.70 432.75 432.75 + 3.85410.00 323.15 Dec 14 22 389.50 392.25 389.50 392.25 + 3.30Est. Vol. 46,827 Vol. 44,868 open int 155,041 +472

OilsLIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) – 1,000 bbl.– dollars per bbl.

94.11 72.64 Mar 11 407,802 88.81 89.73 85.11 89.34 + 3.7094.35 72.95 Apr 11 122,679 91.39 91.97 87.96 91.68 + 3.3995.08 73.28 May 11 102,464 93.28 93.69 90.33 93.43 + 2.9895.65 73.51 Jun 11 116,886 94.50 94.91 91.90 94.64 + 2.7396.08 73.81 Jul 11 59,585 95.50 95.69 93.05 95.57 + 2.6396.32 74.31 Aug 11 33,548 96.16 96.26 93.73 96.19 + 2.5796.67 74.56 Sep 11 35,035 96.46 96.67 94.19 96.62 + 2.5596.97 74.89 Oct 11 24,226 96.51 96.96 94.55 96.96 + 2.5297.32 74.77 Nov 11 23,730 97.25 97.31 94.96 97.31 + 2.5297.74 75.01 Dec 11 175,515 97.43 97.74 95.13 97.67 + 2.5497.96 75.87 Jan 12 31,575 97.95 97.96 96.46 97.92 + 2.5598.09 75.70 Feb 12 10,281 97.65 98.09 96.43 98.06 + 2.5598.24 75.88 Jun 12 49,532 96.62 98.23 96.25 98.23 + 2.4398.22 77.13 Dec 12 112,800 97.70 98.22 95.86 98.14 + 2.1497.59 78.88 Dec 13 50,196 97.17 97.59 96.24 97.50 + 1.69

97.17 81.00 Dec 14 28,980 97.17 97.17 96.15 97.10 + 1.4397.39 82.78 Dec 15 20,080 97.20 97.20 96.00 97.16 + 1.2198.24 84.45 Dec 16 9,187 97.35 97.49 96.45 97.49 + 1.09

103.22 69.61 Dec 17 3,766 98.00 98.09 97.17 98.09 + 0.97105.95 87.36 Dec 18 1,879 97.91 98.80 97.72 98.80 + 0.89Est. Vol. 1,440,418 Vol. 1,009,715 open int 1,516,579 +8,236NATURAL GAS (NYM) – 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu

7.450 3.854 Mar 11 257,651 4.332 4.369 4.252 4.323 + 0.0046.950 3.848 Apr 11 106,183 4.349 4.380 4.274 4.340 + 0.0046.890 3.882 May 11 96,983 4.397 4.421 4.321 4.384 ...6.990 3.942 Jun 11 23,828 4.433 4.461 4.366 4.425 – 0.0037.077 4.010 Jul 11 33,268 4.494 4.510 4.441 4.478 – 0.0027.152 4.060 Aug 11 20,115 4.521 4.528 4.445 4.507 – 0.0017.182 4.012 Sep 11 14,815 4.516 4.532 4.450 4.511 – 0.0027.300 4.152 Oct 11 56,845 4.562 4.579 4.500 4.554 – 0.0037.502 4.405 Nov 11 25,671 4.714 4.720 4.660 4.702 – 0.0127.810 4.730 Dec 11 23,298 4.930 4.946 4.899 4.930 – 0.0168.035 4.926 Jan 12 44,483 5.052 5.068 5.022 5.047 – 0.0197.997 4.900 Feb 12 10,240 5.030 5.037 4.997 5.022 – 0.0217.767 4.795 Mar 12 24,833 4.945 4.960 4.921 4.940 – 0.0157.170 4.596 Apr 12 19,976 4.760 4.770 4.730 4.757 – 0.0107.102 4.600 May 12 5,223 4.750 4.762 4.750 4.762 – 0.0107.200 4.654 Jun 12 4,128 4.790 4.790 4.770 4.787 – 0.0107.277 4.690 Jul 12 2,757 4.810 4.851 4.810 4.827 – 0.0127.347 4.746 Aug 12 2,840 4.855 4.855 4.854 4.854 – 0.0127.377 4.751 Sep 12 3,364 4.861 4.874 4.850 4.864 – 0.0127.475 4.825 Oct 12 5,742 4.916 4.928 4.904 4.924 – 0.0127.979 5.235 Dec 12 7,804 5.264 5.287 5.264 5.269 – 0.0178.184 5.394 Jan 13 4,700 5.395 5.410 5.394 5.394 – 0.0178.179 5.130 Feb 13 1,618 5.355 5.390 5.355 5.360 – 0.0237.264 4.944 Apr 13 2,864 5.030 5.030 4.992 5.005 – 0.0187.219 4.925 May 13 1,541 5.020 5.020 5.003 5.003 – 0.0207.304 4.949 Jun 13 1,310 5.020 5.026 5.012 5.026 – 0.0238.119 5.200 Dec 13 5,883 5.500 5.540 5.500 5.513 – 0.0298.324 5.638 Jan 14 2,627 5.680 5.680 5.638 5.638 – 0.0297.399 5.126 Apr 14 3,189 5.250 5.250 5.223 5.223 – 0.0347.534 5.163 Jul 14 325 5.330 5.330 5.273 5.273 – 0.0347.514 5.301 Apr 15 1,405 5.450 5.450 5.431 5.431 – 0.066

Est. Vol. 169,107 Vol. 272,887 open int 833,110 +3,139HEATING OIL (NYM) – 42,000 gal, cents per gal270.31 201.91 Feb 11 16,001 269.87 270.31 251.00 269.02 + 3.56270.71 202.90 Mar 11 113,521 270.11 270.71 264.25 269.42 + 3.91269.77 202.97 Apr 11 46,767 269.30 269.77 263.42 268.71 + 4.10269.33 202.85 May 11 26,225 269.02 269.33 263.11 268.42 + 4.37269.68 203.25 Jun 11 36,528 268.66 269.68 263.39 268.84 + 4.54270.31 204.90 Jul 11 11,618 270.28 270.31 264.62 270.00 + 4.61271.75 206.85 Aug 11 9,370 268.19 271.75 265.98 271.24 + 4.55273.40 208.85 Sep 11 9,505 273.40 273.40 268.24 272.89 + 4.42275.14 210.75 Oct 11 4,764 270.95 275.14 269.51 274.54 + 4.36276.76 212.05 Nov 11 5,330 276.54 276.76 271.45 276.10 + 4.30278.04 213.07 Dec 11 19,031 277.57 278.04 272.83 277.52 + 4.25278.86 215.43 Jan 12 3,883 276.62 278.86 276.62 278.86 + 4.24279.65 216.75 Feb 12 856 279.65 279.65 279.36 279.36 + 4.24Est. Vol. 163,387 Vol. 121,879 open int 311,972 –5,036NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) – 42,000 gallons– dollars per gallon

2.519 1.8600 Mar 11 102,978 2.485 2.490 2.411 2.486 + 0.0732.623 1.9900 Apr 11 40,432 2.617 2.623 2.545 2.618 + 0.072.631 2.002 May 11 29,540 2.625 2.631 2.555 2.627 + 0.0702.632 2.018 Jun 11 29,611 2.626 2.632 2.558 2.628 + 0.069

Est. Vol. 106,991 Vol. 130,413 open int 283,115 +253

Woods And FibersLUMBER (CME) – 110,000 bd. ft.– $ per 1,000 bd. ft.340.00 229.00 Mar 11 6,191 309.00 315.60 307.80 315.00 + 5.70350.00 241.00 May 11 3,058 326.00 332.00 324.60 329.70 – 0.30350.00 253.00 Jul 11 1,307 330.80 337.50 330.00 332.50 – 2.20344.00 263.00 Sep 11 188 334.80 334.90 330.20 332.50 – 0.20Est. Vol. 2,001 Vol. 1,085 open int 10,754 –249COTTON 2 (ICE) – 50,000 lbs.– cents per lb.171.74 73.50 Mar 11 89,165 169.39 171.10 164.51 164.75 – 4.64164.85 74.22 May 11 26,151 163.55 164.85 158.91 159.49 – 3.94

155.99 74.87 Jul 11 34,989 154.70 155.99 150.73 151.15 – 3.82129.71 72.60 Oct 11 178 126.80 129.71 126.00 126.20 – 1.07114.74 71.12 Dec 11 52,605 114.24 114.74 111.44 111.96 – 1.90107.89 72.27 Mar 12 2,607 106.98 107.89 105.00 105.11 – 1.87102.49 72.16 May 12 665 101.93 101.93 101.06 101.06 – 1.33100.00 72.10 Jul 12 608 99.73 100.00 98.26 98.26 – 0.7991.50 72.75 Dec 12 826 91.40 91.50 91.04 91.04 – 0.12

Est. Vol. 23,644 Vol. 35,104 open int 207,820 +1,295

IndexesS&P COMP. INDEX (CME) – 250 x index1299.4 997.60 Mar 11 298,114 1294.0 1299.4 1270.0 1271.5 – 24.31292.9 848.20 Jun 11 6,632 1292.9 1292.9 1265.9 1266.6 – 24.31288.0 994.10 Sep 11 2,861 1288.0 1288.0 1261.7 1261.7 – 24.31283.1 994.10 Dec 11 551 1283.1 1283.1 1256.8 1256.8 – 24.3Est. Vol. 24,813 Vol. 13,034 open int 308,158 +1,042S&P MINI INDEX (CME) – 50 x index1299.5 994.75 Mar 11 2,634,255 1273.5 1299.5 1270.5 1271.5 – 24.31294.5 1002.0 Jun 11 15,312 1268.5 1294.5 1266.0 1266.6 – 24.31283.5 1101.7 Dec 11 238 1264.0 1264.0 1256.8 1256.8 – 24.3Est. Vol. 3,238,516 Vol. 1,555,466 open int 2,650,027 –12,543S&P MIDCAP 400 (CME) – 500 x index939.10 683.90 Mar 11 2,463 936.00 937.00 913.00 916.50 – 17.0936.70 692.20 Jun 11 na 915.10 915.10 914.10 914.10 – 17.0931.40 889.60 Mar 12 na 909.20 909.20 908.20 908.20 – 17.0Est. Vol. 4 Vol. open int 2,463 naDJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) – $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average11975 9483.0 Mar 11 9,580 11921 11962 11763 11775 – 169.011882 9425.0 Jun 11 na 11882 11882 11708 11708 – 174.011825 10356 Sep 11 na 11825 11825 11655 11655 – 170.011771 11225 Dec 11 1 11771 11771 11600 11600 – 171.0

Est. Vol. 1,447 Vol. 278 open int 9,581 +31MINI DOW JONES (CBOT) – $5 x DJIA index11972 9483.0 Mar 11 97,291 11776 11965 11753 11775 – 169.011905 9425.0 Jun 11 155 11850 11897 11697 11708 – 174.0

Est. Vol. 172,332 Vol. 91,203 open int 97,449 +1,619NASDAQ 100 INDEX (CME) – $100 x index2345.0 1716.5 Mar 11 16,271 2321.8 2329.8 2258.0 2268.0 – 55.02330.0 1714.0 Jun 11 700 2314.0 2314.0 2258.0 2265.3 – 55.02322.8 1942.3 Dec 11 1 2261.3 2261.3 2260.3 2260.3 – 55.0Est. Vol. 2,852 Vol. 878 open int 16,971 –255MINI NASDAQ 100 INDE (CME) – $20 x index2346.5 1820.5 Mar 11 373,103 2264.8 2331.0 2258.0 2268.0 – 55.02342.5 1713.5 Jun 11 793 2264.5 2327.5 2255.5 2265.3 – 55.02322.8 1943.3 Dec 11 3 2272.0 2272.0 2260.3 2260.3 – 55.0Est. Vol. 435,089 Vol. 242,811 open int 373,902 –6,060RUSSELL 1000 Mini (ICE) – $50 x index720.00 543.50 Mar 11 17,751 719.50 720.00 704.90 705.60 – 12.8Est. Vol. 862 Vol. 289 open int 17,751 –23NIKKEI 225 AVGS. (CME) – $5 x nsa11465 8840.0 Mar 11 41,885 10230 10510 10215 10235 – 280.010600 8840.0 Jun 11 4 10400 10405 10215 10215 – 280.010600 10210 Dec 11 na 10245 10245 10215 10215 – 280.0

Est. Vol. 25,434 Vol. 11,362 open int 41,889 +3,151

FinancialsUS TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) – $100,000 prin– pts & 32nds of 100 pct134-04 118-21 Mar 11 560,090 121-17 121-21 119-21 121-14 + 23132-14 117-03 Jun 11 1,532 119-24 120-01 118-03 119-26 + 22118-30 116-07 Sep 11 na 117-17 118-06 117-17 118-06 + 21Est. Vol. 397,330 Vol. 338,673 open int 561,622 +3,17910 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) – $100,000 prin–pts & 32nds & a half 32nd127-07 109-26 Mar 11 1,382,613 121-07 121-10 120-06 121-05 + 156126-10 109-06 Jun 11 11,364 119-30 120-00 118-31 119-30 + 154122-12 115-00 Dec 11 4 117-08 117-23 117-08 117-23 + 154Est. Vol. 1,378,611 Vol. 1,329,285 open int 1,393,981 +31,5115 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) – $100,000 prin–pts & 32nds & a half 32nd121-26 109-19 Mar 11 1,106,271 118-20 118-22 117-32 118-18 + 085120-30 109-10 Jun 11 5,283 117-05 117-22 117-05 117-22 + 09119-10 114-13 Dec 11 1,068 115-25 116-02 115-25 116-02 + 09Est. Vol. 673,680 Vol. 635,501 open int 1,111,554 –5,2552 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) – $200,000 prin–pts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd119-05 106-10 Mar 11 780,792 109-21 109-21 109-17 109-20 0.00000109-26 105-22 Jun 11 566 109-08 109-12 109-08 109-12 0.00000108-22 108-06 Mar 12 na 108-15 108-18 108-15 108-18 0.00000Est. Vol. 487,130 Vol. 278,622 open int 781,358 +37,354EURODOLLARS (IMM) – $1 million–pts of 100 pct.

99.69 99.47 Feb 11 58,619 99.68 99.69 99.68 99.69 –0.002099.75 98.62 Mar 11 1,210,445 99.66 99.67 99.65 99.66 –0.005099.64 96.56 Apr 11 2,934 99.63 99.64 99.63 99.63 –0.005099.72 98.22 Jun 11 1,133,825 99.58 99.60 99.58 99.58 – 0.0199.67 97.83 Sep 11 1,078,234 99.50 99.52 99.48 99.50 –0.005099.61 97.47 Dec 11 918,637 99.36 99.38 99.31 99.36 + 0.0199.53 93.97 Mar 12 968,380 99.17 99.18 99.09 99.16 + 0.025

99.43 96.85 Jun 12 612,954 98.91 98.92 98.81 98.89 + 0.0499.31 96.57 Sep 12 483,279 98.64 98.64 98.52 98.62 + 0.04599.15 96.30 Dec 12 326,396 98.36 98.36 98.23 98.34 + 0.0598.99 93.86 Mar 13 218,318 98.09 98.10 97.95 98.07 + 0.0698.79 95.86 Jun 13 165,286 97.82 97.83 97.67 97.80 + 0.06598.58 95.66 Sep 13 179,913 97.55 97.56 97.39 97.53 + 0.06598.39 95.46 Dec 13 150,876 97.28 97.29 97.12 97.25 + 0.0798.18 95.31 Mar 14 117,291 97.03 97.04 96.87 97.00 + 0.0797.95 93.13 Jun 14 109,258 96.78 96.79 96.62 96.75 + 0.0797.71 95.02 Sep 14 64,443 96.54 96.55 96.38 96.52 + 0.0797.48 94.86 Dec 14 73,735 96.30 96.31 96.14 96.28 + 0.0797.28 94.77 Mar 15 52,621 96.10 96.11 95.94 96.08 + 0.0797.10 94.68 Jun 15 32,229 95.91 95.92 95.74 95.89 + 0.0796.94 94.59 Sep 15 34,420 95.73 95.74 95.56 95.72 + 0.0796.78 94.50 Dec 15 24,258 95.57 95.58 95.41 95.56 + 0.0796.65 94.45 Mar 16 15,996 95.42 95.44 95.30 95.42 + 0.0796.57 94.39 Jun 16 12,523 95.31 95.33 95.19 95.31 + 0.0796.58 94.33 Sep 16 9,634 95.10 95.22 95.06 95.19 + 0.06596.44 94.27 Dec 16 11,541 95.09 95.12 94.94 95.09 + 0.0696.39 94.22 Mar 17 7,445 94.95 95.05 94.95 95.03 + 0.05596.94 94.20 Jun 17 4,442 94.95 94.98 94.89 94.95 + 0.0596.34 94.17 Sep 17 7,737 94.92 94.94 94.84 94.91 + 0.04596.25 94.11 Dec 17 4,578 94.86 94.89 94.78 94.84 + 0.0496.15 94.03 Sep 18 2,244 94.70 94.79 94.70 94.76 + 0.04

Est. Vol. 2,273,953 Vol. 2,375,669 open int 8,106,236 +106,671US DOLLAR INDEX (ICE) – 1000 x index

89.31 76.33 Mar 11 37,780 77.97 78.42 77.70 78.28 + 0.4387.46 76.83 Jun 11 1,015 78.41 78.73 78.17 78.63 + 0.43

Est. Vol. 25,484 Vol. 22,083 open int 38,798 +44AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) – 100,000 dollars, $ per A $1.0168 0.7889 Mar 11 111,421 0.9861 0.9936 0.9830 0.9885 +0.00121.0045 0.7810 Jun 11 766 0.9735 0.9824 0.9720 0.9772 +0.0012

Est. Vol. 110,801 Vol. 110,339 open int 112,295 –2,064BRITISH POUND (IMM) – 62,500 pounds, $ per pound1.6755 1.4324 Mar 11 101,494 1.5826 1.5962 1.5820 1.5863 –0.00671.6244 1.4326 Jun 11 611 1.5838 1.5940 1.5811 1.5849 –0.0066

Est. Vol. 120,190 Vol. 131,323 open int 102,145 +511CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) – 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr1.0153 0.9160 Mar 11 114,758 0.9984 1.0058 0.9973 0.9989 –0.00621.0126 0.9271 Jun 11 3,301 0.9965 1.0030 0.9955 0.9969 –0.00611.0075 0.9255 Sep 11 990 0.9942 0.9942 0.9939 0.9941 –0.00601.0049 0.9282 Dec 11 1,316 0.9916 0.9970 0.9915 0.9917 –0.0057

Est. Vol. 80,344 Vol. 77,229 open int 120,415 +1,908MEXICAN PESO (IMM) – 500,000 pesos, $ per peso0.0834 0.0719 Mar 11 142,725 0.0817 0.0829 0.0815 0.0818 –0.001080.0825 0.0709 Jun 11 5 0.0810 0.0812 0.0810 0.0811 –0.00108

Est. Vol. 43,716 Vol. 18,141 open int 142,827 –998JAPANESE YEN (IMM) – 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen1.2474 1.0610 Mar 11 110,458 1.2175 1.2201 1.2062 1.2175 +0.00971.2457 1.0641 Jun 11 795 1.2188 1.2210 1.2105 1.2186 +0.0096

Est. Vol. 157,977 Vol. 176,710 open int 111,280 –699SWISS FRANC (IMM) – 125,000 francs, $ per franc1.0762 0.8684 Mar 11 42,253 1.0616 1.0640 1.0562 1.0619 +0.00421.0742 0.8712 Jun 11 71 1.0620 1.0628 1.0620 1.0628 +0.0042

Est. Vol. 30,798 Vol. 38,978 open int 42,332 +1,405EURO – 125,000 Euros, $ per Euro1.5054 0.9225 Mar 11 208,260 1.3583 1.3740 1.3576 1.3609 –0.01131.4469 1.1976 Jun 11 3,570 1.3575 1.3720 1.3526 1.3592 –0.01131.4160 1.1991 Sep 11 38 1.3600 1.3600 1.3549 1.3567 –0.01141.4105 1.2258 Dec 11 56 1.3640 1.3640 1.3540 1.3540 –0.0115

Est. Vol. 363,053 Vol. 385,587 open int 212,206 +8,38230 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) – $5 million– pts. of 100 pct.

99.85 97.67 Jan 11 67,580 99.83 99.83 99.83 99.83 ...99.84 97.42 Feb 11 73,687 99.84 99.84 99.83 99.83 ...99.84 97.37 Mar 11 52,000 99.84 99.84 99.84 99.84 ...99.86 97.29 Apr 11 45,112 99.85 99.86 99.85 99.85 ...99.86 97.14 May 11 61,353 99.86 99.86 99.85 99.86 ...99.86 97.19 Jun 11 36,633 99.85 99.86 99.85 99.85 ...99.85 97.05 Jul 11 39,929 99.84 99.84 99.84 99.84 ...99.83 97.53 Aug 11 34,915 99.83 99.83 99.82 99.83 ...99.81 97.64 Oct 11 34,641 99.80 99.80 99.78 99.79 ...

Est. Vol. 93,054 Vol. 71,375 open int 600,000 +12,195

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For Friday, January 28, 2011

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SOYBEANS Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=52.8 %S=54.8 CLOSE 13.98OPEN INTEREST 262961CBOT

HOGS LEAN Apr 11 PRICE MO %F=85.2 %S=82.1 CLOSE 91.62OPEN INTEREST 97050CME

SUGAR-WORLD 11 Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=80.2 %S=68.6 CLOSE 33.94OPEN INTEREST 216522ICE

SILVER Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=24.6 %S=18 CLOSE 27.91¾OPEN INTEREST 64946CMX

LIGHT SWEET CRUDE Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=26.2 %S=24.9 CLOSE 89.34OPEN INTEREST 407802NYM

NATURAL GAS Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=27.9 %S=44.2 CLOSE 4.323OPEN INTEREST 257651NYM

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FuturesTables & Charts Footnotes:CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago Mercantile Exchange.CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: International MonetaryMarket at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT: N.Y. Boardof Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME market data is theproperty of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. Allrights reserved.Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentum andvolume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, low andclose for last 14 days. Change of short-term price direction may beindicated when % F (dark line) crosses % S (thin line).

CORN Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=73.5 %S=75 CLOSE 6.44OPEN INTEREST 593500CBOT

CATTLE Apr 11 PRICE MO %F=31.6 %S=36.3 CLOSE 112.77OPEN INTEREST 163859CME

COFFEE C Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=65.2 %S=52.6 CLOSE 245.00OPEN INTEREST 72988ICE

GOLD Apr 11 PRICE MO %F=21.7 %S=17.6 CLOSE 1341.70OPEN INTEREST 296055CMX

HI GRADE COPPER Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=44.5 %S=38.1 CLOSE 437.30OPEN INTEREST 99399CMX

HEATING OIL Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=83.2 %S=78.9 CLOSE 269.42OPEN INTEREST 113521NYM

S&P COMP. INDEX Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=63 %S=71.6 CLOSE 1271.50OPEN INTEREST 298114CME

MINI DOW JONES Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=79 %S=86.4 CLOSE 117.75OPEN INTEREST 97291CBOT

10 YEAR TREASURY Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=64.1 %S=53.5 CLOSE 121-05OPEN INTEREST 1382613CBOT

BRITISH POUND Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=72.4 %S=75 CLOSE 1.5863OPEN INTEREST 101494IMM

JAPANESE YEN Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=62.3 %S=54.9 CLOSE 1.2175OPEN INTEREST 110458IMM

EURO Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=89.6 %S=87 CLOSE 1.3609OPEN INTEREST 208260CME

NASDAQ 100 INDEX Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=46.8 %S=56.5 CLOSE 2268.00OPEN INTEREST 16271CME

US TREASURY BONDS Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=50.1 %S=42.9 CLOSE 121-14OPEN INTEREST 560090CBOT

US DOLLAR INDEX Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=9.8 %S=10.9 CLOSE 78.28OPEN INTEREST 37780ICE

MEXICAN PESO Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=61.3 %S=70.7 CLOSE 0.8175OPEN INTEREST 142725IMM

SWISS FRANC Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=81.3 %S=68.2 CLOSE 1.0619OPEN INTEREST 42253IMM

EURODOLLARS Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=85.2 %S=81.8 CLOSE 99.66OPEN INTEREST 1210445IMM

Key Commodity And Financial Futures

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY FUTURES & BONDS MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 B17

BY REUTERS

Treasuries prices climbed on Fri-dayas unrest inEgypt and stock loss-es fed demand for safe-haven U.S.government debt.

U.S. stocks fell from 29-monthhighs as investors turned away fromriskier assets as Egyptian PresidentHosni Mubarak sent troops and ar-mored cars into cities in an effort toquell mass protests demanding hestep down.

“The market is a little sensitivewhen people take to the streets as itreminds them of the riots in Greecea year ago, and that did lead to aflight into the safety of U.S. Treasur-ies,” said Chris Rupkey, chief finan-cial economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ in New York.

“Egypt is in lockdown mode,” saidThomas di Galoma, head of fixed-in-come rates trading at GuggenheimSecurities in New York. “A flight-to-quality bid is coming into the U.S.dollar and Treasuries.”

The stock market’s inability tohold a bid after the U.S. governmentreleased a fairly upbeat report onfourth-quarter growth helped fuelthe rise in Treasuries, along withthe unrest in Egypt, said Ian Lyn-gen, senior government bond strate-gist at CRT Capital Group in Stam-ford, Conn.

Benchmark 10-year Treasuries,down early in the session, yielded3.34% from 3.39% late Thursday.

Month-end buying of Treasuriesby portfolio managers who needlonger-dated Treasuries to matchtheir duration benchmarks contrib-uted to the upward move in prices.

So did the Federal Reserve’s pur-chases of $8.36 billion in Treasuriesmaturing from Feb. 15, 2018, to Aug.15, 2020.

“The Federal Reserve is buying insize alongside retail and there areno Treasury auctions next week,”Rupkey said.

Trade volumes were above aver-age through the yield curve, withmaturities ranging from billsthrough 3.5-year notes comprisingthe busiest part of trade, accordingto data from Tradeweb.

Regional brokers and banks tradedmore volume than average, whileasset managers and government or-ganizations made up less volumethan average, Tradeweb said.

The governmentsaid theU.S. econ-omy gathered speed in the fourthquarter, aided by growth in exportsand the biggest consumer spendinggain in more than four years.

Food Fri Thu 01/28 01/27

Flour hard winter KC cwt 22.15 22.15Coffee parana ex–dock NY per lb. 2.2386 2.2386Coffee medlin ex–dock NY per lb. 2.8351 2.8351Cocoa beans Ivory Coast $ metric ton 3584 3584Cocoa butter African styl $ met ton 4824 4824Sugar No. 11 cents per lb 37.83 38.16Hogs Iowa/Minn 240–300 lb 61.52 60.70Feeder cattle 500–600 lb Okl av cwt 139.63 139.63Pork loins 13–19 lb FOB Omaha av cwt 120.50 119.50

GrainsCorn No. 2 yellow Chi processor bid 6.19 6.25¾Soybeans No. 1 yellow 13.78 13.79½Soybean Meal Cen Ill 48pct protein–ton 365.90 365.90Wheat No. 2 Chi soft 7.85¾ 8.06¼Wheat N. 1 dk 14pc–pro Mpls. 11.16½ 11.56Wheat No. 2 hard KC. 8.22¾ 8.41¾

Oats No. 2 heavy or Better 3.75½ 3.30Corn oil crude wet/dry mill Chi. lb. .58½ .58½Soybean oil crude Decatur lb. .54 .54

MetalsAluminum per lb LME 1.0840 1.0715Copper Cathode full plate 4.3042 4.2522Silver Handy & Harman 27.955 26.910Platinum per troy oz. NY (contract) 1788.00 1808.00Platinum Merc spot per troy oz. 1805.00 1800.10

GoldLondon morning fixing 1316.00 off 18.50London afternoon fixing 1319.00 off 15.50NY Handy & Harman 1319.00 off 15.50NY Engelhard 1321.89 off 15.53NY Merc. spot month 1340.70 up 22.30

Textiles & FibersCotton 1–1–16 in. strict low middling 156.32 160.64

Raw ProductsNatural Gas Henry Hub, $ per mmbtu 4.29 4.36

a–Asked, b–Bid, n–Normal, r–Revised, nq–Not Quoted,n.a.–Not Available.

Key Commodity And Financial FuturesCOCOA Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=83.5 %S=82.4 CLOSE 3277.0OPEN INTEREST 59224ICE

GAS BLEND Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=52.6 %S=50 CLOSE 2.4859OPEN INTEREST 102978NYM

WHEAT Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=77.4 %S=75.5 CLOSE 8.25¾OPEN INTEREST 220198CBOT

SOYBEAN OIL Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=46.9 %S=42.8 CLOSE 57.27OPEN INTEREST 183867CBOT

LUMBER Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=49.6 %S=37.7 CLOSE 315.00OPEN INTEREST 6191CME

CANADIAN DOLLAR Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=62.7 %S=65.1 CLOSE 0.9989OPEN INTEREST 114758IMM

Money RatesPrime Rate: ...................................... 3.25Base interest rate charged by majorU.S. commercial banks on loans tocorporations.

Discount Rate:Primary ...................................................... 0.75Secondary ................................................... 1.25Rate charged by Federal Reserve Systemon loans to depository institutions

Broker Call Loan Rate: .................. 2.00Rate charged on short-term loans tobrokerage dealers backed by securities.

Federal Funds Target Rate: .... 0.00-0.25Rates on overnight loans amongfinancial institutions.

Certificates of Deposit:1 months ............................................... 0.133 months ............................................... 0.376 months ............................................... 0.591 year .................................................... 0.91

Interest rate paid by dealers forcertificates of deposit based on theduration of the security.

Jumbo CDs:1 month ................................................. 0.133 months ............................................... 0.446 months ............................................... 0.661 year .................................................... 0.97

London Interbank Offered Rate:3 months ............................................... 0.306 months ............................................... 0.451 year .................................................... 0.78

The average of rates paid on dollardeposits.

Treasury Bill Auction Results:3-months (as of Jan. 24) .............. 0.1556-months (as of Jan. 24) .............. 0.18

Average discount rate for Treasury billsin minimum units on $10,000.

Treasury Bill:1-year, (as of Jan. 24) ..................... 0.27

Annualized rate on weekly averagebasis, yield adjusted for constantmaturity.

Spot PricesBond Prices Gain Amid Flight To SafetyFueled By Egyptian Protests, Stock Slide

ORANGE JUICE Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=14.9 %S=28.7 CLOSE 165.90OPEN INTEREST 20287ICE

COTTON 2 Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=83.4 %S=81.4 CLOSE 164.75OPEN INTEREST 89165ICE

SOYBEAN MEAL Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=58.2 %S=61.3 CLOSE 377.00OPEN INTEREST 94300CBOT

PLATINUM Apr 11 PRICE MO %F=61.7 %S=65.8 CLOSE 1805.00OPEN INTEREST 40330NYM

NIKKEI 225 AVGS. Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=37 %S=46.3 CLOSE 10235OPEN INTEREST 41885CME

5 YEAR TREASURY Mar 11 PRICE MO %F=76.8 %S=68.2 CLOSE 118-18OPEN INTEREST 1106271CBOT

For Friday, January 28, 2011Bonds Summary

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Issues traded 1 0 1 0Advances 1 0 1 0Declines 0 0 0 0Unchanged 0 0 0 0

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 D1

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

— A —44 47 55 B B+29.6 AAON 1.4 r AAON 26.44 –1.57 –13 40 20 ê

88 85 80 C A 29.0 AAR AIR 27.02 –1.20 –26 239 18o

74 52 73 B B 24.3 ABB 2.0 ABB 23.73 –.55 +8 2.6m 22ò78 77 69 D B 27.0 ABMInd 2.2 ABM 25.38 –1.01 –45 228 18 ê

30 30 70 E B 9.5 AccoBrds ABD 8.11 –.32 +29 352 16k

56 57 57 A B–63.3 ACELtd 2.2 r ACE 61.17 –2.02 +16 2.0m 7ò

37 15 82 C C+28.2 ACIWwde ACIW 25.75 –.76 –8 110 42k

5 19 11 E D 4.2 ACMreArt ACMR 2.29 –.16 –59 42 .. ê47 79 40 C ..16.5 ACNBCo 5.0 ACNB 15.32 –.07 –88 0.4 10õ78 32 98 D A 14.1 ADA–ES ADES 12.00 +.10 –74 17 .. ê81 62 94 B A–8.2 ADAM ADAM 6.94 –.26 –70 33 12 ê26 38 27 D B–40.4 AEPIndustr r AEPI 27.43 –1.11 +52 20 .. ê

39 45 42 B B+13.3 AES r AES 12.37 –.28 +11 6.5m 13ò83 83 89 D B 16.17AFCEntps AFCE 14.61 –.53 +29 131 17 ê75 87 49 A C–58.8 AFLAC 2.1 AFL 56.99 –1.49 +66 4.8m 10ò

83 79 87 D C–56.2 AGCO AGCO 50.01 –1.42 +8 1.5m 26ò

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.. .. 46 .. B 10.9 AGICC& 10 NCV 10.53 –.05 –27 170 ..k

.. .. 63 .. C+NH AGICEqt 5.8 NIE 19.28 –.04 +7 87 ..k

.. .. 52 .. B+16.9 AGICGbl 7.3 NGZ 16.54 –.15 +40 48 ..k

.. .. 22 .. C–17.0 AGICIntl 11 NAI 13.83 –.39+137 81 .. ê27 67 20 C C 40.1 AGLRes 4.9 AGL 36.09 –.25 –8 532 11k

33 68 54 E C–9.3 AHBelon AHC 8.04 –.44 +18 65 99k

20 17 41 D B+25.2 AKSteel 1.3 AKS 15.58 –.70 +31 10m ..o20 37 4 D B–45.6 AMAGPhrm AMAG 17.42 –.49 –12 393 ..o26 5 78 E A–36.0 AMBPpty 3.4 AMB 32.93 –1.08 +67 2.6m ..ò

11 8 16 E B 10.0 AMNHlt AHS 5.85 –.41 +64 499 99 ê24 63 23 C D 10.5 AMR AMR 7.20 –.36 +48 16m ..o7 14 27 C D–29.5 AOLn AOL 23.82 –.35 –8 639 9ò

14 9 26 B D 6.6 APACCustS r APAC 5.57 –.24 –21 148 11k

9 24 4 D C+2.2 APPhmhrs APPA .54 +.01 –77 25 .. ê43 18 65 E A–3.8 ArcWirelsn ARCW 3.02 +.20 –83 0.4 .. ê98 93 97 A B 28.07ArmHld .4 ARMH.24.78 –1.00 +22 5.5m 63ò

.. .. 49 .. E 36.1 ASA 1.1 ASA 30.48 +.68 –33 45 ..k96 80 91 D B 40.7 ASMIntl ASMI 36.75 –1.07 –56 51 26o

98 80 82 A A–43.1 ASML 1.1 r ASML 42.08 –.80 +60 5.1m 13o

30 55 34 B D–30.1 AT&T 6.3 r T 27.49 –.64 +58 41m 12o

23 17 80 D C+4.6 ATAInc r ATAI 4.04 –.08+156 11 ..k90 74 74 C B+22.1 ATMI r ATMI 20.55 –.46 +24 225 21ò41 1 67 D B 24.0 ATPO&G ATPG 16.32 –.61 +2 1.7m ..o59 40 79 D B+NH ATSCorp ATSC 3.62 –.07 +64 27 18 ê13 1 18 D C–12.6 AUOpt AUO 9.58 –.29 +79 3.8m 50 ê50 34 75 E B–2.7 AVIBiophrm AVII 2.12 –.13 +32 1.8m .. ê90 94 55 A B 15.9 AVX 1.2 AVX 15.51 –.28+105 445 11 ê96 80 98 C B–11.97AXT AXTI 10.81 –.38 –17 504 22ò66 69 45 B C–45.0 AZZ 2.5 AZZ 39.79 –1.16 +20 76 14 ê

12 37 4 B B 14.1 A–Powern APWR 5.95 –.10 –47 525 8o

8 2 7 E D+18.4 A123Sys AONE 8.95 –.41 –18 1.3m ..o54 77 28 B B–24.3 Aarons .3 AAN 19.28 –1.62+226 1.6m 13k

41 11 92 E C+4.5 Aastrom ASTM 2.62 –.04 –75 617 ..k80 82 62 B C+28.6 Abaxis ABAX 26.79 –.51+218 354 43o

26 79 12 A E 55.6 AbbotLa 3.9 ABT 45.49 –.89 +88 17m 10o

67 68 78 C D+58.5 AberFitc 1.4 ANF 48.36 –1.37 –17 2.4m 30ò

.. .. 27 .. E 7.2 AberdnA 6.3 FAX 6.64 –.04 –32 618 ..k

.. .. 27 .. D–13.7 AberdnA 9 IAF 11.53 –.19 –32 88 ..k

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.. .. 34 .. B–19.7 AberdeenE 1.4 ETF 17.95 –.74 +77 27 ..k

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.. .. 45 .. B 18.0 AbdnIsr 1.8 ISL 16.76 –.74+263 29 .. ê

.. .. 50 .. B+40.2 AbdnLatA 2.0 LAQ 36.47 –1.07 –19 11 .. ê

76 80 86 D B+12.67AbgtBc 1.9 ABBC 12.45 –.07+305 378 32 ê30 44 30 D B–12.3 Abiomed ABMD 9.81 –.20 –51 135 ..k35 10 76 D ..29.5 Abitibibowtr ABH 27.68 –1.08 –42 471 ..õ

65 40 45 B B+64.7 AboveNet ABVT 59.19 –.39 +39 152 21 ê61 17 96 D B–4.9 Abraxas AXAS 4.67 +.21+295 3.2m ..o79 38 94 C B+30.3 AcaciaTc ACTG 23.84 –1.93 +80 577 24k

79 45 96 D A 2.0 AcadiaPhm ACAD 1.71 –.04 –49 591 ..o29 56 30 B C+20.2 AcadiaR 3.9 AKR 18.32 –.32 +25 448 26k

77 42 88 A B 1.5 Accelr8 AXK 1.22 –.09 +1 19 11 ê55 37 75 B C 9.0 Accelrys ACCL 8.34 –.29 +16 157 43k

88 82 73 A A 52.7 Accntur 1.7 ACN 51.52 –.84 –25 2.8m 18o

46 58 63 C B–7.0 AccessN .6 r ANCX 6.99 ...+123 10 9 ê94 60 93 A A+19.1 AccretvHn AH 18.15 –.20 –25 252 86õ57 36 88 E B NH Accuray ARAY 8.91 +2.05+999 4.7m 80o

89 80 67 B B–16.3 Accuride ACW 14.89 –.10 –21 294 .. ê91 87 82 C B+9.5 Aceto 2.3 ACET 8.57 –.46 +2 157 18k

74 37 96 E B+5.2 Achillion ACHN 4.40 –.07 –42 85 .. ê99 95 99 A B 63.07AcmePckt APKT 53.71 –1.75 +40 2.4m 82ò

27 64 29 C D–12.1 Acme Un 2.4 r ACU 9.98 –.01 –6 11 12k

28 65 5 D E 40.5 AcordaTh ACOR 21.95 –.67 +33 1.2m ..k8 1 6 D C+7.5 AcornEn ACFN 3.97 –.10 –24 30 .. ê

42 51 54 D A 6.4 AcornIn 34 ATV 4.72 –.03 –84 5 33 ê61 63 44 E B+2.5 ActionSm ACTS 2.36 +.03 +81 236 .. ê62 28 98 D C 2.8 ActiPwr ACPW 2.26 –.03 –60 277 ..k48 86 30 B D+12.7 Activsn 1.3 r ATVI 11.21 –.02 –5 8.2m 14ò88 81 82 B A–28.3 Actuant .1 ATU 26.92 –1.24 –27 663 21o

92 84 51 A A 6.1 Actuate r BIRT 5.48 –.19 –11 172 10k

54 45 75 C C+60.7 Acuity 1.0 r AYI 54.05 –1.20 +40 587 25o

11 37 20 E D+9.1 AcuraPhn ACUR 2.97 –.09 +10 82 .. ê42 75 30 C C–20.0 Acxiom ACXM 17.01 –.21 +66 658 23o

.. .. 49 .. B+NH AdamsEx 1.1 r ADX 11.06 –.17 +56 219 .. ê83 80 92 D B+6.1 7AdamsGlfn ADGF 5.76 ... –36 11 9 ê52 38 72 D B–26.0 AdamsRs 2.2 AE 24.05 +.13 –73 2 19 ê46 17 54 C B 5.8 AdcareHlt ADK 4.40 –.04 –51 11 .. ê33 38 47 C B+9.2 AddusHC ADUS 4.60 –.17 –23 25 8 ê72 66 50 B C 3.9 ADDvantg AEY 3.06 –.04 –81 5 7k

.. .. .. .. ..0.0 Adecoagro AGRO 12.00 ... 0 8.8m ..õ77 42 94 D A+2.7 AdeonaPh AEN 1.45 –.34+588 2.4m .. ê24 21 20 D C–6.9 AdeptTch ADEP 4.72 –.08 –86 1 ..k61 32 88 B C–87.1 AdmFPrvd 5.7 PVD 74.29 –2.40 –3 14 9 ê

40 39 64 D B+30.4 Adminstf 1.8 r ASF 28.30 –.91 +31 112 61k

83 92 47 A B 37.3 AdobeSys r ADBE 32.49 –1.36 –5 6.5m 16o

28 43 19 D C+2.2 Adolor ADLR 1.28 –.05 +25 215 ..k99 91 92 A B 43.6 Adtran .9 ADTN.41.72 –.94 +16 1.3m 22o

98 69 93 A A+6.7 AdvSemi .5 ASX 6.10 –.35 +2 854 12 ê52 30 79 B B–7.5 AdvAmer 4.1 AEA 6.03 –.10 +98 527 7k

83 93 78 B C+69.5 AdvAuto .4 r AAP 64.09 –.06 +53 1.2m 17ò36 7 61 D B 4.7 AdvAnaTch AATI 4.02 –.08 +43 212 ..k82 98 31 A C 4.4 AdvBattn ABAT 3.74 –.09 –47 664 6o

69 80 30 C C 18.5 AdvEngy AEIS 14.81 –.54 –6 455 18ò38 63 23 D B–10.2 AdvaMcrDv AMD 7.49 –.26 +55 33m 20o

68 22 99 E A 2.2 AdvPhotonxA API 1.73 –.06 –41 79 ..k58 45 60 E A+8.1 AdvOil&Gs AAV 7.25 –.06 –6 311 ..o54 80 19 C C 27.6 Advantst .4 ATE 20.12 –1.57 +37 17 67 ê

.. .. 51 .. B+NH AdvClCv 6.0 AVK 18.73 –.01 +58 127 ..k81 82 75 B B 31.3 AdvntSftw r ADVS 29.13 –.94 –23 162 45k

.. .. 41 .. A–12.2 AdvClEn 8.8 LCM 11.88 –.16 –45 22 ..õ

.. .. 44 .. D+9.8 AdvGlbC 8.3 AGC 9.52 –.08 –38 51 ..k17 49 10 E D+9.0 Adventrx ANX 2.29 –.08 –52 394 .. ê78 55 79 A B–50.9 AdvsrBrd ABCO 49.41 –.89 +17 69 40k

.. .. .. .. ..0.0 HDGE HDGE 25.38 ... 0 404 99 ê25 25 20 C B 7.7 Advocat 4.1 AVCA 5.35 ... –61 3 17 ê82 94 46 C A+30.9 AecomTecn ACM 28.81 –.69 –17 572 13ò29 57 1 B B–34.1 AegeanM .4 ANW 10.55 –.48 –44 477 9ò24 10 49 .. D 15.6 Aegerion AEGR 11.75 –1.12 –46 15 ..õ

70 80 70 C B+NH AegonNV AEG 7.43 –.09 +23 1.4m 6ò28 43 8 D B 3.3 AehrTest AEHR 1.28 –.10 –46 21 .. ê89 65 79 A A 16.0 AerCap r AER 15.01 –.57 –3 350 7ò41 34 48 B B+25.0 Aerocentury ACY 19.03 +.01 –58 2 6 ê76 60 69 D B 16.8 Aeroflex ARX 15.94 +.57 –35 200 99õ56 91 21 A C 32.2 Aeropostl r ARO 24.34 –.14 –47 1.7m 9o

24 2 29 C A+4.4 Aerosonic AIM 3.40 –.10 –44 6 21 ê32 20 46 B C+35.4 AeroVir AVAV 27.70 –.53 –54 104 32o

70 43 92 D B+2.2 AEternaZen AEZS 1.65 –.03 –50 1.1m .. ê75 91 57 C A–36.0 Aetna .1 r AET 32.95 –1.17 –29 2.7m 9ò

23 22 5 D B–3.8 Aetrium ATRM 2.03 –.09 +40 28 ..k90 78 86 A D+106 AffiltMgrs AMG 101.8 –2.81 +6 479 19ò

2 2 2 E B 5.8 AffmIns AFFM 2.50 +.08 –20 5 .. ê22 57 11 E B 26.2 Affymax AFFY 6.80 –.34 –45 579 ..o21 40 21 E B 8.4 Affymetrix AFFX 4.87 –.21 +17 834 ..ò27 46 35 D D 1.7 Agenus AGEN .92 –.03 –46 343 ..k12 17 5 C C–5.4 AgFeedn r FEED 2.48 –.06 –24 559 ..o98 94 82 A B+44.57Agilent A 40.98 –1.47 +14 3.6m 20ò

6 23 5 E D+12.5 Agilysys AGYS 5.56 –.21 +32 169 99k

72 87 50 A E 88.2 AgnicoEg .9 AEM.69.12 +1.37 +64 3.8m 44ò17 39 28 B D 29.3 AgreeRe 8.7 ADC 23.50 –.67 +12 103 12k

16 1 44 E B 2.8 AgriaCpn GRO 1.93 ... –45 71 ..k88 95 80 C B–95.8 Agrium .1 AGU.87.90 –1.31 +66 3.1m 21ò

89 94 92 B B–60.3 AirMethods AIRM 51.29 –1.48 –32 66 18 ê

77 79 47 A C 91.7 AirPrds 2.3 APD 85.77 –.57+111 2.5m 16o

8 25 26 C B–13.5 AirT 3.4 AIRT 9.66 –.15 +70 10 12 ê74 73 95 C B+8.2 AirTrnspSv ATSG 7.28 –.19 +79 543 12 ê29 35 49 C C+12.4 Aircastl 3.8 AYR 10.52 –.32 +84 700 11 ê70 89 36 B B–71.3 Airgas 1.9 ARG 62.38 +.28 –54 1.0m 19o

75 68 63 D B+8.7 AirMedian AMCN 6.78 –.21 –47 165 .. ê42 19 82 B B–7.6 AirTranHg AAI 7.37 –.09 +82 4.2m 30 ê99 99 84 A B 43.9 Aixtron .3 AIXG.40.84 –2.24 –35 234 19o

94 88 79 A B–54.7 AkmaiTch r AKAM 47.75 –.24 +24 4.5m 32ò10 30 6 D C+1.3 AknaSlrWgh WEST .56 –.01 –68 224 ..k43 34 97 E D–6.5 Akorn AKRX 4.99 –.21 –32 351 .. ê86 87 64 C B–28.2 AlamoG .9 ALG 25.72 –1.16 +98 51 14 ê

77 74 86 B B+64.3 AlaskaAir r ALK 59.72 –3.12 +30 445 8o

37 80 33 C D–11.7 AlskCom 9 ALSK 9.26 –.13 –10 448 99o

64 76 57 D A–26.1 AlbnyInt 2.1 AIN 23.21 –.79 +44 160 15k

9 21 4 E D–9.6 AlbanyMlc r AMRI 5.13 –.35 +98 166 ..k89 93 79 A C+60.7 Albemar 1.0 ALB 55.58 –1.30 +96 1.4m 15 ê

68 75 68 B D 37.9 AlbertoC .9 ACV 37.17 –.06 –30 786 22k

33 32 32 E B 3.7 AlctlLuc ALU 3.31 –.12 +9 14m ..ò86 80 81 D B+16.7 Alcoa .7 AA 16.13 –.34 –3 28m 30o

53 76 33 A D–170 Alcon 2.1 ACL 163.0 –.13 +17 1.7m 21o

77 59 73 B A–42.3 Alere r ALR 39.27 –1.05 –19 522 15ò

.. .. 42 .. A–NH Alerian 6.1 AMLP 16.23 –.07 –26 552 99 ê61 69 70 D B–42.1 AlexBld 3.1 ALEX 40.06 –.94 +38 258 29k

51 57 68 B C–421 Alexand 3.0 ALX 395.9–14.09 +11 3 31k

34 30 53 C B+78.1 AlexREE 2.4 ARE 76.55 –1.35 –48 231 84k

47 41 95 E D–9.0 AlexcoRgn AXU 6.65 +.15 –2 538 ..ò96 63 91 A B+87.1 AlexionPhr ALXN 82.34 –2.69 +7 876 52ò

19 45 9 E C+3.9 Alexza ALXA 1.42 –.04 +69 1.6m ..o33 58 21 E B–28.4 Alico 1.6 ALCO 24.38 –.69 +58 11 ..k74 79 67 B B 21.4 AlignTech ALGN 20.35 –.55 +62 1.1m 25o

19 12 23 .. C 12.7 AlimeraS ALIM 9.57 –.13 –60 43 ..õ27 17 42 E B 16.1 Alkermes ALKS 12.79 –.51 +10 733 ..ò55 88 40 B C 314 Alleghany Y 305.6 –7.41 –38 6 16k

81 91 61 A B+NH Alleghn 2.3 AYE 25.59 –.43 –6 1.6m 9k

57 25 83 C B–65.9 AllegTch 1.1 ATI 63.67 –1.22 +38 2.1m 79o

41 59 26 A B–59.0 Allegiant r ALGT 47.24 –2.62 +40 263 14k

68 81 42 A C 74.9 Allergan .3 AGN 69.08 –.99 +1 1.8m 22ò50 74 40 B B 38.0 Allete 4.8 ALE 37.02 –.73 +31 146 14k

56 51 86 D B 11.3 AllBcPa 1.1 ALLBD 10.61 +.01 –23 32 66 ê.. .. 18 .. D+14.7 AllcCAMu 7.1 AKP 12.77 –.10 –70 8 ..õ

78 91 63 A D+78.2 AlliancDta r ADS 71.25 –1.18 +45 992 11ò

98 93 98 B B–20.67AlliFibOp AFOP 17.98 +.76 +63 274 35õ25 47 32 C C 33.9 AllncFnl 4.1 ALNC 29.50 –.18+159 28 11 ê10 2 20 C C 6.0 AlliancImg AIQ 4.16 –.19 –47 132 .. ê99 96 88 A D 53.57AlliaHld 4.1 AHGP 48.36 +.11 +2 44 16 ê.. .. 21 .. D+15.2 AllnNtl 6.3 AYN 13.55 –.05 –90 2 ..õ

20 84 10 C D–5.5 AlliancOne AOI 3.88 –.05 +9 597 4k

99 96 87 A B 71.07AllcRes 4.8 ARLP 68.46 +.32 –6 87 10o

6 8 7 B D 35.0 AlliBern 2.3 AB 20.98 –.40 +7 560 13ò

.. .. 20 .. E 8.5 AlliBIn 6.2 ACG 7.78 +.01 0 844 .. ê

.. .. 26 .. E 15.5 AlliBGl 8.4 AWF 14.27 –.12 –15 221 .. ê

.. .. 13 .. D+14.9 AllBNtl 7.4 AFB 12.53 ... –15 118 ..k45 83 45 C C+37.8 AllntEgy 4.6 LNT 36.94 –.28 –2 513 13k

56 89 27 B C+85.7 AllintT .3 ATK 75.30 –.71 +70 446 7ò27 29 16 C B–3.1 AlldHlthcr r AHCI 2.49 –.13 +3 116 10k

37 33 62 E B 5.2 AlldHlth AHPI 4.40 +.08+156 20 99k

1 3 1 E D+4.8 AldIrish AIB .74 –.02 –64 3.9m ..ò99 80 98 C A+8.6 AlldMot AMOT 8.32 –.05 –51 12 22 ê64 24 90 C C+29.1 AlldNevGn ANV 25.85 +.49 +33 934 55o

66 48 74 A B–61.5 AlldWAsr 1.3 AWH 60.50 –.63 –37 141 7k

67 18 98 D B–8.0 AllisChal ALY 7.39 –.27+285 2.6m ..o11 23 3 E D 8.8 AllosTh ALTH 3.48 –.20 –20 1.1m ..o96 80 98 C B 14.07AllotCm ALLT 11.64 –.89 +10 260 99k

89 87 62 A A+22.6 AllsptsHlth MDRX 20.84 –.08 +2 2.3m 36ò23 41 34 C B–35.5 Allstate 2.6 r ALL 31.15 –.74 +29 4.7m 8ò35 1 99 E D 5.2 AlmadMin AAU 3.89 +.21 –46 428 .. ê61 93 34 A D–44.1 AlmstFam AFAM 34.81 –.72 –22 68 10ò9 13 3 E D–18.9 AlnylamPh ALNY 10.29 –.33 +3 355 ..k9 26 32 D B–12.5 AlnHBS 32 BSI 9.39 –.09 +15 20 25 ê

21 4 54 E B–8.1 AlonUSA 2.2 ALJ 7.14 –.06 +18 132 .. ê65 42 40 A B+18.4 AlphaOm AOSL 14.06 –.17 –40 57 8õ9 25 9 B B–4.0 AlphaProT r APT 1.68 –.02 –53 52 8 ê

12 29 5 D B 7.6 Alphatec ATEC 2.42 –.20 –5 503 ..k.. .. 44 .. A–7.6 AlpGlbP 5.6 AWP 6.97 –.12 –22 253 ..k.. .. 35 .. B 11.9 AlpGlbDD 9 AGD 7.91 –.09 –28 112 ..k.. .. 19 .. B–9.4 AlpTotDv 10 AOD 6.08 –.07 +33 1.5m ..k

41 9 74 D B–3.3 AltairNano ALTI 2.60 +.02 –53 78 .. ê98 98 89 A C 39.9 Altera .6 r ALTR 37.41 –1.07 +10 7.0m 15o

23 7 51 B D–22.5 Alterra 2.2 r ALTE 21.82 –.48 +24 557 7k

59 52 59 A B–31.4 Altisrcen ASPS 28.67 –.07 –35 41 19o

88 77 94 C B 18.2 AltoPlrm 9 APSA 16.26 –.05 0 3 22k

97 98 93 C A–21.67AltraHld AIMC 20.72 –.39 +61 294 22o

27 49 40 A D 26.2 Altria 6.4 MO 23.79 –.13 +7 12m 12o

53 22 92 E B–10.5 Alumina 1.6 AWC 9.38 –.33 –53 171 ..k41 26 35 D B+28.9 AlmChina ACH 24.38 –.39+129 642 ..o7 7 5 E B–4.3 Alvarion ALVR 2.16 –.02 +25 279 ..ò

79 49 99 .. A+9.7 Amarinrs AMRN 8.79 +.21 –42 2.4m ..ò86 82 75 A B 191 Amazon r AMZN.171.1–13.31+308 20m 67o

24 17 23 C B–12.7 AmbasG 2.2 EPAX 10.96 –.34 +29 93 24k

7 54 1 E C 6.6 AmbasI AMIE 1.35 –.02+153 72 .. ê62 99 40 A C–14.4 AmbwEdA AMBO 10.60 –.15 –77 7 22õ39 27 47 B B–32.9 AMCOLI 2.4 ACO 30.04 –2.23+372 391 21o

63 76 84 B D 82.4 AmconDi .9 DIT 78.50 –1.00 –85 0.2 6 ê

56 62 28 B A–32.4 Amdocs DOX 29.51 +.13 +36 1.9m 12o

43 59 45 B B 64.3 Amedisys r AMED 35.35 –.89 +17 484 7ò98 80 93 B A–16.27AmerAxle AXL 14.52 –1.27+169 5.8m 11ò

47 80 51 D C–33.6 AmerCamp 4.2 ACC 31.78 –.40 +9 532 96ò83 66 83 A A–13.5 AmEqInl .8 AEL 12.84 –.39+173 1.5m 6k

.. .. 17 .. C–15.2 AmMunPt 7.2 XAA 13.29 +.08 –57 6 ..k80 80 91 C C+109 Amerco UHAL 88.98 –3.52 –42 33 12k

45 60 40 C A–29.9 Ameren 5.4 AEE 28.40 –.71 –25 1.4m 9ò93 96 86 A B 17.57AmerescoA AMRC 15.01 –.72 –63 72 20õ40 30 80 E B+6.7 Ameriana .8 ASBI 5.07 ... –64 1 25k

28 69 26 B D+6.6 AmFstTx 9 ATAX 5.49 ... +83 200 68 ê51 55 48 A C+59.7 AmMvlA .9 AMOV 55.91 –1.69 –9 3 19k

47 55 51 A D 59.6 AmMovl .9 AMX 56.12 –1.28 +75 4.0m 19ò

63 80 38 B A–19.3 AmrSvc 1.4 ASGR 16.83 –.53 –9 29 12 ê2 17 4 E D 3.9 AmApparel APP 1.05 –.05 –43 447 .. ê

16 22 32 D ..22.0 AmerAssts AAT 21.30 –.10 –78 475 99õ83 69 98 C B–7.7 AmerBiltrt ABL 6.30 –.20 –3 3 .. ê25 11 37 A D–30.1 ACapAgy 19 AGNC 28.69 –.10 +17 3.4m 4ò71 45 91 D A–8.6 AmCpLtd ACAS 7.97 –.28 +61 5.0m 15ò7 25 10 D C+2.5 AmCareSrc ANCI 1.47 +.04 +21 32 18 ê2 26 4 E E 4.1 AmDGEn ADGE 2.26 –.10 +58 43 .. ê

3 30 4 E C 0.4 AmDefns EAG .17 +.00 –46 34 .. ê36 52 43 D C 14.2 AmerDental r ADPI 12.78 –.24+105 64 19k

16 34 21 B D 19.6 AEagleO 3.0 r AEO 14.56 –.26 –27 4.6m 15o

28 54 27 B B–37.9 AmElcPwr 5.1 AEP 35.86 –.83 +42 3.9m 11o

23 17 32 E B+3.4 AmElctTchn AETI 2.43 +.03 –38 3 .. ê52 84 37 B C–49.2 AmerExp 1.6 AXP 43.86 –.68 +8 9.7m 12o

48 55 60 B D+33.5 AmerFin 2.0 AFG 32.61 –.86 –2 332 8k

25 34 47 C B–26.2 AmerGrt 2.6 AM 21.90 –.27 +5 330 8o

.. .. 26 .. E 9.3 AmIcmFd 7.5 MRF 8.39 –.05 –53 19 ..k37 36 87 E B–52.7 AmerIntlGp AIG 40.26 –1.71 –27 6.9m ..ò

51 11 99 D B+3.0 AmLearn ALRN 2.25 +.20 –76 3 ..k38 77 13 B C+4.0 AmLorain ALN 2.75 +.01 +62 117 4 ê50 66 30 A B–24.1 AmMdSys AMMD 19.95 –.02 +56 1.5m 16k

49 77 24 C B–7.5 AmMedAlrt AMAC 6.09 –.06 –64 5 19 ê10 38 21 C C–24.4 AmerNa 4.5 AMNB 20.67 –.43 +61 14 14 ê18 53 21 C B 120 AmerNtl 3.7 ANAT 84.28 –2.97 –18 14 21k

20 24 5 B C 4.7 AmerOrBio AOB 2.28 –.09 +68 815 7 ê15 4 38 E C+8.2 AmerPac APFC 6.12 +.02 –73 3 ..k49 89 27 A C 49.0 AmPubEn APEI 34.15 –1.62 +6 154 21ò

53 17 89 E B 22.9 AmRailcr ARII 19.20 –.85 +19 79 .. ê3 15 5 E D 11.6 AmerRlty ARL 6.23 –.43+247 24 .. ê

3 3 33 D C 11.3 AmerRepro ARC 7.99 –.32 –31 154 99k

3 2 24 E B–8.9 AmrRvr AMRB 6.67 +.02+112 19 99 ê64 56 75 B B 22.4 AmrSaftyIns r ASI 20.24 –.56 +33 55 8 ê71 65 54 A A–90.0 AmerSci 1.4 ASEI 88.11 –1.42 +33 76 20ò

.. .. 11 .. C–12.8 AmerSel 13 SLA 10.48 –.06 +18 55 .. ê25 14 50 E C+3.5 AmShrd AMS 3.20 +.01 –33 3 99 ê59 48 55 B C+7.1 AmSft 5.6 AMSWA 6.41 –.22 +29 63 22 ê75 29 89 C B+18.6 AmSpctrm AQQ 17.75 +.34 –14 0.6 .. ê23 58 20 C C–39.6 AmrStWt 3.1 AWR 33.90 –.90 –38 99 19 ê.. .. 16 .. D–9.5 AmerStr 14 CSP 7.82 +.07 +45 165 ..k.. .. 16 .. D 10.7 AmerStr 13 BSP 9.25 –.03 –16 56 ..k.. .. 20 .. D 13.6 AmStrIn 10 ASP 12.00 ... +25 21 ..k

49 77 8 A D–39.8 AmSprcnd AMSC 27.39 –.95 –2 810 27ò80 98 55 B C+53.5 AmerTower AMT 51.32 –.68 –14 2.2m 58ò59 76 36 E A–9.7 AmrVngrd .5 AVD 8.05 –.29 –25 85 .. ê75 94 59 B B–26.3 AmWWks 3.5 AWK 25.38 –.51 +10 981 16o

7 10 32 E D+25.7 AWod 1.9 AMWD 19.12 –1.80 +71 36 ..k

64 70 38 A C 30.1 AmerCar r CRMT 26.19 –.64 –22 54 10k

58 40 62 B C+50.8 Amerigas 5.6 APU 49.99 –.38 –13 39 29o

85 80 57 C B–12.0 Amerigon ARGN 10.98 –.53 +47 193 31k

97 99 92 B A–NH 7Amerigrp AGP.51.45 –1.27 +48 1.0m 11ò

91 69 85 A B+NH Amerprs 1.2 r AMP 60.31 –2.18 –8 1.6m 14ò

10 31 28 E B–11.6 Ameris ABCB 9.65 –.56+112 88 .. ê15 38 26 C D 20.0 Amerisfe r AMSF 17.70 –.32 +6 89 11 ê70 80 77 E A+2.6 AmSvFn ASRV 2.12 –.18 +80 31 99 ê88 90 68 B A+37.1 AmBrg 1.1 r ABC.36.00 –.82 –27 1.9m 16ò12 18 15 C C 20.7 AmCasi 2.8 ASCA 15.25 –.06 +71 370 24k

5 15 14 E E 4.3 AmrtrnsCa AMTC 1.00 +.05 –89 0.2 ..k36 58 52 D D+85.3 Ameron 1.6 r AMN 74.36 –1.89 –18 71 22ó

50 90 19 C B+22.8 AmesNtl 2.5 ATLO 17.87 –1.49 +63 15 12x

94 94 81 A B–42.5 Ametek .6 r AME 39.01 –1.06 +13 939 22o

57 63 24 A B 61.3 Amgen AMGN 55.29 –1.19 +6 6.9m 10o

79 31 94 C B+6.5 Amicusn FOLD 5.42 –.31 +15 38 99k

96 95 74 A A–8.8 AmkorTch AMKR 8.00 –.22 +44 2.1m 7ò18 2 36 D B+3.0 AmpalAmA AMPL 2.38 –.28 +55 36 .. ê32 62 23 B C–29.8 AmpcoPit 2.9 AP 24.85 –1.19 +41 38 8k

95 94 71 A B+56.8 AmphenlA .1 r APH.55.02 –1.75 +60 1.5m 20o

33 63 54 E B+15.8 Amrep AXR 13.09 –.07 –71 1 .. ê66 58 50 B A 23.3 AmsurgA AMSG 21.03 –.54 +1 119 12k

99 80 98 A B 29.7 AmtechSys ASYS 25.67 –1.08 –22 254 24ò

91 77 87 A A–NH AmTrFin 1.7 AFSI 18.50 –.22 +67 241 8ò22 19 30 E B+24.2 Amylin AMLN 16.20 –.24 +53 2.9m ..o65 4 97 B A+34.0 Amyris AMRS 31.13 –2.73 +36 138 ..õ

95 58 96 B A 9.4 AncorPhrm ANAC 7.51 –.41 –63 66 ..õ83 80 79 D B–79.9 Anadarko .5 APC 74.18 –1.18 –23 3.3m 47ò

93 80 89 D B 8.2 Anadigics ANAD 7.00 –.48 +8 1.0m ..ò23 44 3 .. A–3.2 Anadys ANDS 1.25 –.09 –56 309 ..ò97 92 78 A B 39.9 AnalogD 2.3 r ADI.38.30 –.88 +20 4.0m 16ò85 95 62 C A–53.3 Anlogic .8 r ALOG 51.20 –1.14 –23 48 24 ê

69 65 92 E B+3.7 Analyst ANLY 3.18 –.02 –44 14 ..k95 94 86 B B–22.7 Anaren ANEN 20.42 –.74 +75 106 14 ê98 94 97 B A–37.17Ancestry r ACOM.35.11 –.87 –23 371 49ò5 1 1 .. ..10.5 AnchorBncp ANCB 10.10 +.09 –37 187 99 ê

57 53 96 E B–1.6 AncBc ABCW 1.41 +.01 –23 134 ..k70 99 21 A C 8.5 Andatee r AMCF 4.81 –.09 –79 8 5 ê68 58 60 C B+42.4 Anderso 1.1 ANDE 39.09 –1.33 –31 158 13ò

89 77 84 D A–5.9 Angeion r ANGN 5.57 –.21+149 44 37k

30 28 46 C B 17.7 AngioDyn ANGO 16.24 –.38 +8 98 33 ê32 47 34 D E 52.9 AngloAs .4 AU 43.13 –.59 +53 2.9m 99ò32 65 31 A D+64.8 ABusInBv .7 BUD 55.07 –1.40 +77 1.8m 20ò

52 25 50 B B+7.7 Anika ANIK 7.00 –.02 +13 28 17 ê49 55 73 D B–3.3 AnimalH AHII 2.92 –.08 –44 10 41k

86 86 80 D B 64.3 Anixter r AXE 62.47 –1.36 +14 299 19ò

60 80 68 D C 28.2 AnnTaylor ANN 21.85 –.45 +1 2.3m 18o

37 57 34 B B–18.8 AnnalyC 14 NLY 17.83 –.16 –9 12m 6ò35 70 48 E D+4.5 AnnaplsBnc ANNB 4.04 –.01+133 4 12k

48 22 61 E B+1.8 Anooraq ANO 1.46 +.01 –74 117 .. ê65 46 69 B A–9.8 Answers ANSW 8.45 –.15 +9 56 99k

83 88 66 A C+56.4 Ansys ANSS 51.85 –.70 +7 453 25ò38 40 53 D C 2.0 Antares AIS 1.56 –.05 –14 372 .. ê9 1 2 .. C+8.6 AntheraP ANTH 3.88 –.09 –42 34 ..õ

26 47 28 B D+7.5 Anworth 12 r ANH 6.88 –.05 –18 960 7k

64 66 62 B B 46.3 AON 1.3 AON 45.32 –.59 –20 1.8m 14x

9 19 11 E C–4.2 AoxingP AXN 2.09 –.10 +96 79 69õ85 82 64 A D–127 Apache .5 APA 114.8 –1.49+540 16m 13ò

26 32 72 E C–26.3 Apartnt 1.6 AIV 24.91 –.79 +5 1.1m ..k95 54 99 A A 66.9 ApcoO&G .1 APAGF 62.50 –1.74+118 40 74 ê

.. .. 56 .. C 36.4 AlpsEqS 1.7 EQL 35.70 –.64 +42 12 1 ê23 17 54 D B 16.9 ApogeE 2.4 APOG 13.15 –.62 +6 197 .. ê13 1 22 .. C 18.5 ApolCRE 9 ARI 16.30 –.12 +12 126 17k

41 84 14 A B+66.7 ApolloGrpA r APOL 41.02 –1.27 +1 3.1m 7o

33 24 41 B C+13.7 ApollInv 9 AINV 11.49 –.39 +28 2.1m 10ò95 99 84 A C 348 AppleInc AAPL 336.1 –7.11 +40 21m 18o

23 79 32 E D 4.0 ApplRecy ARCI 3.19 –.01 –46 3 45 ê12 46 5 E E 1.8 ApldEnerg AERG .60 –.05 +91 256 .. ê77 87 61 B B–34.9 ApldInd 2.1 AIT 31.85 –.89 +9 462 15o

97 80 80 A B NH AppMat 1.8 AMAT 15.77 –.33 +75 24m 17ò66 80 28 B B–12.5 AMCCrs AMCC 9.80 –.84+400 3.6m 20o

97 76 95 B A NH AppldSg 1.3 APSG 37.99 +.05 –46 311 32 ê98 64 99 B A–27.0 Approachn AREX 26.26 ... –24 176 93 ê43 11 84 D B+9.6 ApricsBiosc APRI 3.87 +.02 –61 352 ..o72 93 60 B C 49.1 Aptargrp 1.5 ATR 47.81 –.88 +32 187 19ò76 82 72 B C+23.8 AquaAm 2.7 WTR 23.18 –.41 +8 751 26ò78 32 96 B B 5.1 ArabAmDn ARSD 4.55 –.08 –66 11 64 ê33 8 81 E A+10.0 Arbinet ARBX 9.40 +.10 –95 0.6 .. ê62 34 93 B B–43.2 Arbitron 1.0 ARB 40.50 –.77 –52 144 28k

55 46 94 E A–6.3 ArborRT ABR 5.96 –.21 –8 46 ..k17 45 8 .. C 9.2 ARCABio ABIO 3.12 –.04 –67 15 .. ê10 25 3 D A 0.8 ArcadiaR KAD .31 –.00 –71 175 ..k47 74 41 C B–47.3 ArcelrMt 1.7 MT 36.08 –1.48 +49 7.7m 13ò

40 56 53 A D–92.1 ArchCap ACGL 87.80 –1.85 –8 344 9k

71 82 48 C B–38.8 ArchChem 2.2 ARJ 36.02 –1.31 +3 97 14k

85 78 88 C D–36.5 ArchCoal 1.2 ACI 33.22 +.57+204 14m 29o

65 65 47 C A–34.6 ArchrDan 1.8 ADM 32.76 –.67 +1 5.8m 11ò14 54 11 .. B 18.6 ArchLrn ARCL 10.61 –1.28 –30 48 28 ê

80 69 88 E A–16.8 ArctcCat ACAT 15.65 –.48 +28 147 22 ê46 2 88 D B 30.6 ArdeaBion RDEA 27.41 –.53 +27 152 ..o4 29 11 C C–113 ArdGpA 1.2 ARDNA 82.21 –1.94 –63 1 13 ê

19 39 3 E B+8.0 ArenaPhrm ARNA 1.63 –.37 +58 10m ..o70 52 53 A B–17.4 AresCap 8.5 ARCC 16.45 –.34 +49 2.1m 12ò5 24 18 D D+16.3 Argann AGX 9.00 –.60 –11 18 19 ê

18 17 57 C C+40.1 ArgoGpI 1.3 AGII 35.64 –1.05 +20 134 12k

90 52 98 B A 7.3 AriadPhrm ARIA 6.31 –.32 –4 2.3m 7o

97 63 96 A B NH Ariba ARBA 27.40 +2.35+406 4.7m 36o

28 36 38 D C–15.6 ArkRstr 6.8 ARKR 14.63 +.00 –97 0.2 19k

20 49 32 E C 33.5 ARBest .5 ABFS 25.36 –1.27 –41 131 ..ó

69 23 79 B B+26.0 ArlingA 9 AI 25.05 +.38+223 120 7k

22 2 49 C C+8.6 ArmourR 18 ARR 7.82 +.05 +7 454 .. ê

50 37 88 D B 44.1 ArmstrW AWI 40.79 –.95 –50 192 22 ê20 52 18 E C 2.1 Arotech ARTX 1.62 +.01 –24 17 .. ê61 30 86 E B 7.5 Arqule ARQL 6.32 –.08+100 517 ..o37 44 17 B D+4.3 ArrayBio ARRY 2.83 –.14+128 547 ..k18 38 32 D D+8.6 Arrhyth 2.1 HRT 5.75 +.30 –79 0.7 35 ê73 34 77 B B+13.0 Arris ARRS 12.35 –.25+134 2.5m 12ò92 88 84 C B 38.5 ArrowElec r ARW 36.70 –1.01 +33 1.0m 10ò

30 62 21 B B–28.5 ArrowF 4.2 r AROW 23.89 –1.13+333 81 12 ê

18 50 17 E C 1.9 ArwhdRsch ARWR .87 –.02 –44 125 ..k40 68 34 B B–19.6 ArtesRs 3.9 ARTNA 19.02 –.39 +45 16 18 ê47 80 30 D B–32.6 ArthroCre ARTC 27.82 –.79 +13 196 30 ê31 55 8 B B 26.4 ArtioGI 1.6 r ART 14.72 –.76 +57 353 8 ê89 57 98 C B 13.4 ArtsWay .5 ARTW 12.24 –.62 +21 26 32k

95 99 89 A C–26.07ArubaNetn ARUN.21.33 –.78 –19 2.2m 59ò93 67 92 D A–22.7 ArvMerit ARM 21.32 –1.30 +16 2.1m 99ò

17 49 1 E B 3.0 ARYxThn ARYX .32 –.03 –57 246 .. ê83 63 87 C A 19.6 AsburyAt r ABG 18.42 –.95 +17 225 14k

85 90 50 A B+30.6 AscenaRtl r ASNA 26.62 –.70 +5 837 12o

37 3 89 E B–40.3 AscentM ASCMA 38.05 –.83 –40 68 .. ê7 5 8 E B–6.1 AscentSol ASTI 3.14 –.19 +37 428 .. ê

34 57 70 E C–10.8 AshfordH AHT 9.75 –.24 –13 477 ..ò69 52 64 C B 63.7 Ashland 1.0 ASH 57.95 –1.51 +20 1.2m 14o

94 71 98 B A–NH AsiaEnt&Res AERL 11.01 –.81+248 1.1m 14õ.. .. 57 .. B 12.6 AsiaPcFd APB 11.64 –.29 –61 12 .. ê.. .. 28 .. B 23.3 AsiaTi .3 r GRR 19.66 –.68 –82 3 ..k

67 99 7 A B–32.6 AsiaInfoLink ASIA 18.41 +.22 +89 1.6m 12ó33 23 51 B B 31.6 AspenIns 2.0 r AHL 30.02 –.40 –17 921 8ò56 23 84 E B+14.5 AspenTech AZPN 14.21 –.17 +23 694 ..k14 35 2 E B+5.0 AspenBion APPY .60 –.02 –25 188 .. ê6 6 43 E B–8.2 AssetAcc AACC 6.07 –.97 +64 43 99 ê

62 71 41 C B–37.5 AssistLv ALC 32.71 –1.08 +22 41 22 ê

16 38 38 E D+16.3 AssBanc .3 ASBC 13.83 –.32 –22 1.0m ..o31 23 50 D B 15.7 AsdEstR 4.6 AEC 14.66 –.23 –34 248 ..k45 76 43 C B–41.9 Assurant 1.6 r AIZ 38.98 –.89 –19 873 8ò17 83 5 A E 24.9 AssrdGty 1.3 r AGO 14.22 –.28 +75 4.8m 4ò24 64 24 E B 10.0 AstaFund 1.1 ASFI 7.59 –.54 –35 23 36k

28 2 55 E B+3.8 AsteaIntl ATEA 3.05 –.07 +71 11 .. ê40 74 32 D E 36.9 AstecInd ASTE 29.82 –1.68 +24 148 27ò

45 76 47 D B–17.6 AstoriaF 3.6 AF 14.44 –.37 +34 1.2m 17o

49 60 28 A B–53.5 AstraZen 5.3 r AZN 48.26 –.22 +61 2.1m 7o

87 94 94 C B+23.7 Astronics ATRO 22.51 –.52 +25 29 18k

3 17 6 E C 4.1 Astrotech ASTC 1.25 –.07 –70 94 ..k53 28 72 E A–3.2 AsureSoft ASUR 2.90 +.04 –58 5 ..k92 97 79 A B–49.3 Athenahltn ATHN 43.15 –.53 –17 386 81o

99 97 90 A B+44.87Atheros ATHR 44.54 –.03 –36 2.3m 17ò20 13 10 D B 4.0 Athersysn ATHX 2.51 –.45+423 525 .. ê12 34 33 E B–4.3 AtlCstFed ACFC 1.89 –.04 –69 3 .. ê55 64 73 E B–15.4 AtlanticP 7.2 AT 15.24 –.05 –18 152 ..ó1 37 1 E C+5.4 AtlSthnFn ASFN .64 +.04 –37 12 .. ê

11 31 7 B C 59.0 AtlTele 2.3 ATNI 37.63 –1.53 –4 93 22 ê

52 90 33 B B–62.0 AtlasAir AAWW 50.55 –2.59 –2 229 9ò

57 10 90 D B–44.8 AtlasEngy r ATLS 44.03 –.37+119 2.4m 97ò68 41 96 B C–15.4 AtlasPpl 2.1 AHD 13.46 –.20 +62 348 ..ò52 22 93 C C+25.8 AtlasPi 6.2 APL 23.76 –.23 +23 390 ..ò99 72 99 C B+14.3 Atmel r ATML 13.86 –.35 –10 9.0m 38ò52 83 57 C D+33.8 AtmosEn 4.2 r ATO 32.62 –.35 –24 339 14ò60 15 96 E A 11.2 AtriCure ATRC 11.09 –.09 –64 12 ..k11 2 41 E A+4.5 Atrinsic ATRN 2.69 +.01 –56 7 .. ê77 90 52 A B–187 Atrion 1.0 ATRI 166.1–14.96 +3 3 17k

97 89 75 A B+NH AtwoodOcn ATW 39.22 +.09 +24 773 9ò26 59 30 B D+22.0 AubNB 3.9 AUBN 20.00 ... –94 0.2 12k

95 72 97 C A 7.8 Audiocodes AUDC 6.95 –.32 +17 402 21o

11 29 30 D D+9.7 AudvoxA VOXX 7.15 –.27 –8 108 13 ê58 11 91 .. B+4.2 Augusta AZC 4.01 –.01 –44 169 .. ê62 68 73 B D–8.4 Aurizon AZK 6.35 –.07 –9 559 90 ê7 1 29 .. ..12.5 AustrliAcqis AAC 9.61 –.10 –56 29 .. ê

29 6 85 E B+3.5 AuthenTcn AUTH 2.99 –.01 –55 80 ..k3 36 2 E C–1.2 AuthntcHl ADAT .44 –.01 –71 41 ..k3 1 19 E B–1.4 Autobytl ABTL .88 –.03 +38 181 ..k

50 48 40 A B 48.5 AutoChi r AUTC 27.77 +.16 +48 234 14 ê84 72 82 A B–42.3 Autodesk r ADSK 39.97 –.80 0 2.6m 31ò89 80 86 B D–83.9 Autoliv 2.1 ALV 77.39 –3.53 +56 1.5m 13ó

61 59 54 A B+49.7 AutoData 3.0 ADP 47.89 –.77 +3 2.8m 20o

81 59 85 C A–30.0 Autonation r AN 28.70 –1.07 –3 928 20k

54 80 35 A D+22.7 Autonavi AMAP 16.39 –.61 +31 103 46õ74 94 79 D B–276 Autozone r AZO 251.1 –5.04 –18 389 15o

16 32 11 D B–38.5 Auxilium AUXL 23.02 –.09 +15 768 ..ò98 80 84 A B+29.47AvagoT .2 AVGO 28.05 –1.17 –32 1.4m 13ò

33 25 45 D A–3.9 AvalonHld AWX 2.90 –.12 –60 2 .. ê44 22 92 .. ..8.2 AvalonRrMet AVL 5.90 +.11 –52 2.2m ..ò39 39 66 C B 116 AvalonB 3.1 AVB 113.8 –2.39 –21 494 99ò

41 11 95 E B–5.8 AvanirPha AVNR 3.99 –.17 +5 2.8m ..ò28 35 40 E B+25.2 AvatarHldg AVTR 20.20 –.57 –39 39 .. ê.. .. .. .. ..0.0 ACP ACP 20.10 ... 0 16 99 ê

50 3 79 B B 17.9 AVEOPh AVEO 13.15 –1.54 –35 56 ..õ

44 46 64 C C+43.3 AveryDe 1.9 AVY 41.39 –.74 +19 914 15õ18 5 28 E B+7.6 AviatNetw AVNW 5.06 –.19 –21 263 ..k72 65 80 E B 18.8 AvidTech AVID 16.50 –.50 +20 126 ..ó40 64 62 E B–16.9 AvisBudget CAR 13.93 –.67 +40 2.2m 21ò53 79 45 C B–23.5 Avista 4.4 AVA 22.92 –.50 +5 259 14k

69 66 71 B B–14.7 Aviva 5.1 AV 14.32 –.24 –51 34 9k

90 91 76 B C 36.7 Avnet AVT 35.01 –.23 +93 2.2m 9o

23 62 15 A D–36.2 AvonPds 3.1 AVP 28.06 –.52 +17 3.5m 14ò83 50 90 D A+4.3 Aware AWRE 3.79 –.13 +36 16 10k

87 48 97 D B+3.8 AxcelisTch ACLS 3.49 +.03 +77 2.4m ..k65 80 58 A D–37.2 AXISCap 2.6 r AXS 35.60 –.82 +50 1.1m 7k

— B —80 96 77 C A–14.2 BGFdsn 5.0 BGS 13.50 –.30 +39 370 18o

31 80 13 C B 5.6 BHOcean BHO 3.76 –.16 –93 0.1 15k

35 62 38 C B 35.7 BB&T 2.2 BBT 27.26 –.53 –10 6.0m 23o

78 98 82 A D+13.9 BBVABn 6.3 BFR 10.90 –.50 +7 224 7k

83 71 76 A A 12.9 BCBBcp 4.4 r BCBP 10.92 +.17 –66 3 7k

53 73 69 B D–36.7 BCE 5.4 BCE 36.10 –.56 –13 572 13ò89 92 76 A A 39.8 012Smilen BCOM 33.30 +.14 –59 0.7 28k

76 71 81 C B+40.8 BEAerosp BEAV 38.24 –1.46 –5 571 25ò

89 97 87 A D+9.2 7BGCPtrs 7.2 BGCP 7.83 –.32 +30 738 13k

89 92 64 A D 93.9 BHPBilLt 2.0 BHP 87.20 –2.12 +50 3.7m 19ò

88 92 69 A E 81.5 BHPBlplc 2.3 BBL 75.20 –2.28 +32 1.6m 16ò

96 95 85 B B 39.37BJSRest BJRI 35.07 –1.38 –29 234 48ò

36 58 50 C C–48.9 BJsWhlsl r BJ 43.50 –.52 –27 451 17o

50 36 44 B B 1.3 BMBMun KAZ .87 +.01 –72 50 7k

92 87 64 A B 49.1 BMCSftwr r BMC 46.98 –1.36 +26 2.1m 16ó

46 24 91 C B–10.0 BMPSunst BJGP 9.95 ...+445 2.0m 55 ê8 11 19 B D–11.0 BNCB 2.3 BNCN 8.77 +.09+191 14 38k

72 81 46 A B+19.3 BOFIHldg BOFI 14.91 –.83 +98 50 6k

60 84 42 C B+56.6 BOKFnl 1.9 BOKF 51.51 –1.73 +64 125 14 ê

39 80 36 E D–3.4 BOSLtd BOSC 1.47 +.01 –74 2 .. ê48 47 35 A B 61.0 BPplc BP 46.21 –.47 –5 9.2m 6ò82 85 71 A C+131 BPPrdh 8.4 BPT 114.2 +1.09 +6 236 11o

43 11 58 D B 8.2 BPZRes BPZ 5.21 +.49+486 6.7m ..o18 7 52 C B–46.4 BREPpr 3.4 BRE 43.82 –.75 –19 394 99k

26 12 73 E B+7.4 BRTRealtyTr BRT 7.04 +.04 –21 9 ..k58 41 98 E B+7.4 BSDMed BSDM 4.37 –.03 –70 361 ..o86 80 99 D A–12.17Bsquare BSQR 9.14 –.24 –42 151 .. ê32 29 77 E B 30.0 BritTele 3.7 BT 27.89 –.99 –30 88 10k

89 64 97 D B+13.4 BTU Intl BTUI 11.40 +.10 –52 11 .. ê83 66 78 C A–30.2 Babcock&Wil BWC 28.67 –.91 +27 732 27ó60 79 29 A E 45.5 BadgerM 1.4 BMI 40.47 –1.28 +28 93 22ò

97 99 92 A C+115 7Baidu BIDU.106.5 –2.51 +7 7.9m 87ò

97 77 90 B A NH BakrHugh .9 BHI 67.29 +.62+161 12m 30o

15 53 9 B E 41.3 BakerMichl BKR 30.42 –1.06 +4 24 13 ê

99 92 83 A B+37.6 Balchem .4 BCPC 33.62 –1.25 –7 110 32k

11 33 21 B D–26.5 BaldLy 4.6 BWINA 21.64 –.22 –93 0.1 19k

15 33 19 B B–26.6 BldLyB 4.4 BWINB 22.60 –.81 +29 14 20k

48 20 71 E B+1.6 BaldwinTchA BLD 1.45 –.07 +27 31 ..k84 79 76 B B+NH Ball .8 r BLL 70.92 –1.44 +47 1.0m 15o

78 80 64 B D–9.7 Ballanty BTN 7.24 –.41 –4 89 19 ê

9 4 9 D B 3.2 BallardPw BLDP 1.64 –.01 –43 203 .. ê51 54 47 B C+47.5 BallyTech r BYI 40.53 –.32 +11 604 20ó5 1 4 .. E 14.5 BalticTr 7.5 BALT 8.53 –.28 +73 334 60ó

31 55 26 C C+47.2 Bancfst 2.4 BANF 41.02 –1.10 +75 28 15 ê

6 35 12 .. A–16.3 BcBilVA 3.8 BBVA 11.97 –.48 +6 3.5m 7ó51 94 39 A D–22.5 BcBrads .5 BBD 19.06 –.38 +77 16m 13ó69 93 71 A E 93.2 BcoChile 3.7 BCH 84.50 –.26 +49 25 15k

27 19 74 C B–19.1 BncLatno 4.6 BLX 17.22 –.47 +46 149 16k

76 96 80 B B–57.07BcMacro 3.3 BMA 45.90 –1.33 –69 23 10k

31 81 14 B D–15.7 BcSBras 2.1 BSBR 11.63 –.46+237 18m 10ò51 93 41 A E 99 BcSanCh 2.5 SAN 81.42 –2.65+117 357 14ò

21 31 18 B B+15.0 BncSntdr 6.5 STD 11.92 –.39 –10 12m 9ò42 88 41 B D+69.4 BanColo 2.2 CIB 57.63 –1.61 +51 568 15o

48 37 73 C B–10.3 BancpInc TBBK 9.29 –.31 –7 69 48 ê36 91 20 C D–16.3 BcpNJ BKJ 10.96 –.04 +20 4 28k

60 82 51 D B+31.1 BcRhode 2.5 BARI 30.55 –.51 +70 19 14 ê5 35 22 D C–23.5 BcSouth 5.6 BXS 15.70 +.86+310 3.7m 58o

.. .. 52 .. B–17.6 Bancrft 4.9 BCV 17.40 –.16 –65 5 ..õ1 22 6 E D–6.5 BncTrstFn BTFG 2.68 –.07 –65 11 44õ2 9 7 D B–7.7 BnkMtl 2.7 BKMU 4.52 –.25 +4 170 37k

18 67 29 D B–19.9 BnkofAm .3 BAC 13.60 –.07 +12 224m 15o

11 10 20 B D+5.7 BkCmcCA 2.9 BOCH 4.20 +.22 +30 17 10 ê1 4 5 E A–3.5 BkGran GRAN .81 –.02 +26 84 .. ê

32 66 29 B C–54.1 BkHawai 3.8 BOH 46.76 –.22 +20 400 14o

1 3 1 E B 10.6 BnkIrelnd IRE 2.12 –.11 –52 8.6m ..ò60 82 63 B B–22.8 BkKYFn 2.7 BKYF 20.90 +.05 –99 0.1 13 ê52 71 39 B B+36.1 BankMar 1.8 BMRC 34.89 –.51+163 25 13 ê28 61 29 C B–65.7 BkMont 4.8 r BMO 57.76 –1.96+110 2.7m 12x

50 54 64 A C+32.7 BankNY 1.2 BK 30.88 –.74 +1 6.5m 12o

51 73 57 B C+57.9 BkNova 3.5 BNS 55.84 –1.21 +84 679 14o

65 83 64 C B 12.5 BankSC 3.3 BKSC 11.96 +.12 –55 0.9 17 ê82 90 71 B B+44.9 BkOzark 1.6 OZRK 42.92 –.85 –16 63 16 ê6 26 49 .. D+6.0 BankVA BOVA 2.89 +.09 –20 1 .. ê6 49 7 E C+3.3 BkAtlnA BBX 1.02 –.06 –33 764 ..õ7 13 26 E C–10.1 BnkFncl 3.1 BFIN 9.09 –.28 +43 47 90 ê9 18 8 C A–0.8 Bankscom BNX .30 –.00 –61 54 .. ê.. .. .. .. ..0.0 Bankunited BKU 28.40 ... 0 26m 17 ê

13 40 36 E A–8.2 Banner 1.7 BANR 2.40 +.04 +88 2.6m ..o36 10 91 .. D+4.4 Banro BAA 3.25 +.08 –54 126 .. ê31 44 43 B D+31.3 BarHarb 3.7 BHB 29.30 –.43 –48 3 10k

.. .. 44 .. B+112 Brclys&SpVq VQT 109.4 –1.64 +9 2 99 ê

.. .. 89 .. C+NH BiPAg JJA 64.85 –.46+108 124 .. ê

.. .. 46 .. B–34.5 BiPAlum JJU 32.75 +.30 +9 5 ..k

.. .. 44 .. B+48.6 BiPSPBWrt BWV 48.06 –.46+238 13 .. ê

.. .. 37 .. D–28.0 BarcGSOil OIL 24.73 +1.14+256 2.1m ..o

.. .. 17 .. B–33.0 BiPGCrb GRN 24.68 –1.32 –89 0.1 ..k

.. .. 44 .. A–49.1 BiPCocoa NIB 46.76 –1.07 +59 33 ..k

.. .. 92 .. B NH BiPCoff JO 66.22 +2.47+189 55 ..k

.. .. 80 .. C–59.6 BiPCop JJC 57.94 +.50 +21 246 ..o

.. .. 31 .. C+25.5 BiPEngy JJE 22.95 +.60 –41 5 .. ê

.. .. 29 .. C–56.6 BarEurUsd ERO 53.05 –.05 –69 0.4 .. ê

.. .. 85 .. A 55.3 BiPGrain JJG 54.11 –.45 –19 129 .. ê

.. .. 63 .. C–35.3 BarcGsci36 GSP 34.48 +.66 –16 21 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. B–48.1 BiPIMet JJM 46.42 +.73 –65 7 .. ê

.. .. 23 .. E 83.7 BrcIndian INP 65.53 –2.82+258 783 .. ê

.. .. 42 .. D 77.0 BarJpyUsd JYN 72.13 +1.02 –98 0.1 .. ê

.. .. 49 .. C+67.3 BiPLead LD 61.18 +.91 –31 1 ..k

.. .. 49 .. B+NH BiPLive COW 31.74 +.39 –17 51 .. ê

.. .. 8 .. B–14.1 BiPNGnya GAZ 7.86 +.08 –46 96 .. ê

.. .. 72 .. C+41.6 BiPNick JJN 39.00 –.19 –76 2 .. ê

.. .. 29 .. D–51.0 BiPOCur ICI 46.06 +.29 –49 2 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. D 86.4 BiPPrM JJP 75.69 +1.70 –76 2 ..k

.. .. 49 .. D–43.4 BiPPlat PGM 42.25 +.31 –35 11 ..k

.. .. 94 .. A–NH BiPSofts JJS 86.99 –.36 –41 11 ..k

.. .. 93 .. C–101 BiPSug SGG 98.97 –.94 +11 78 ..k

.. .. 91 .. A+NH BiPTin JJT 69.93 +1.23 +1 13 ..k

.. .. 6 .. E 104 BarVixMdT VXZ 58.65 +1.79+122 1.3m ..ò

.. .. 1 .. E 144 BarVixShT VXX 32.10 +2.49+200 36m ..ò

.. .. 87 .. A–80.1 BarcLgB BXUB 75.44 –3.19+158 75 99 ê

.. .. 78 .. D+140 BarcLgC BXUC 134.3 –4.24+151 128 99 ê

24 41 30 B A–24.1 Barclays 1.4 BCS 18.69 –.47 –25 1.9m 11ò.. .. 10 .. D–106 BarcShtB BXDB 81.70 +2.14 +47 25 99 ê

.. .. 4 .. E 74.0 BarcShtC BXDC 42.46 +2.84+118 57 99 ê

.. .. 2 .. E 61.4 BarcShtD BXDD 22.88 +3.21+117 78 99 ê81 80 57 A A–95.7 BardCR .8 BCR 93.06 –.91 –19 503 17ó20 22 24 C B–24.7 BarnsNo 6.4 BKS 15.51 –.61 –32 429 ..ò67 69 47 C B 22.4 BarnesG 1.6 B 19.68 –.55 –13 296 22ò86 50 98 B B+9.0 Barnwell BRN 6.56 +.09 +44 61 14k

94 97 63 B C 41.7 BarrettBl BBG 39.97 –1.02 +68 813 18ò

42 66 24 D C–17.1 BarrettB 2.5 BBSI 14.36 –.51 +19 23 22k

83 96 55 A D–55.7 BarrckG 1.0 ABX.47.30 +.93 +96 16m 16ò79 44 96 E B–NH BasicEn BAS 17.77 –.07 –3 357 ..ò57 27 87 E B+NH BassetF BSET 6.62 +.20+361 137 .. ê39 72 24 A D–60.2 BaxterI 2.6 r BAX 48.60 –.38 +87 6.6m 12o

63 34 92 B C NH BaytexEn 4.9 BTE 49.15 +.59 +41 263 37o

.. .. .. .. ..0.0 BcdSmcMfg BCDS 10.50 ... 0 3.8m 9õ64 30 82 D A+12.6 BeaconF 1.6 BFED 12.60 ... –8 7 15k

22 24 21 D B+0.5 BeaconP BCON .32 +.01 +3 4.6m .. ê24 32 46 D B 23.1 BeaconRfg BECN 18.04 –.36+126 877 24k

57 76 62 D B 7.3 BeaslyA BBGI 5.29 –.50 –33 6 20 ê32 18 74 E B 7.1 BeazerHm BZH 5.33 –.24 +30 2.5m ..ò11 54 15 E D–8.6 BebeStr 1.8 BEBE 5.60 –.15 –47 314 99k

82 59 82 A B 78.3 BeckCltr 1.1 r BEC 71.48 –.32 +81 2.3m 17ò63 64 54 A B 85.7 BectDck 2.0 BDX 82.56 –.99 –20 1.1m 16ó84 82 66 A B 51.0 BedBath r BBBY 48.60 –2.04 +10 2.7m 17o

81 80 62 C D+28.4 BelFusA 1.0 BELFA 24.50 –.81 +58 3 20k

66 80 32 C C 26.8 BelfusB 1.2 BELFB 22.41 –1.53 +9 28 17k

90 82 83 C C+38.9 Belden .6 BDC 33.76 –1.82+112 477 20k

63 77 38 B B 9.5 Belo BLC 6.72 –.24 +5 619 11k

64 75 42 B B–34.3 Bemis 2.8 r BMS 32.37 –.53 +23 843 15ó67 80 42 C C+22.8 BenchmrkEl r BHE 18.82 –.70 +23 297 14k

16 17 35 D B 11.1 BenefMutn BNCL 8.79 –.39 +67 162 .. ê38 22 75 D B NH Benihana BNHN 8.23 +.15+361 13 99k

42 22 80 D C+8.5 BenihanaA BNHNA 8.20 ...+112 40 99k

31 47 42 B C–NH BrklyWR 1.0 r WRB 28.24 –.52 +52 1.3m 10k

26 9 88 D B+16.4 BerkshBnc BERK 7.14 –.56 +60 19 99 ê75 83 38 B A+128730 BrkHaA BRKA 122624 – 1676 –40 0.3 19 ê

69 83 38 B B+85.9 BerkHB BRKB 81.56 –1.47 +27 5.0m 19 ê

60 79 53 E B 22.9 BerkHll 3.0 BHLB 21.22 –.84 –13 52 20 ê83 52 90 A C+47.9 BerryPe .7 BRY 44.51 +.55 +46 538 29ò15 74 10 B D–48.8 BestBuy 1.8 BBY 34.11 –.68 –15 7.2m 10o

5 5 6 E D 2.4 Bidzcomn BIDZ 1.25 +.03+109 57 .. ê4 25 16 C D–18.4 Big5Spt 1.5 BGFV 13.02 –.49 +81 115 12 ê

35 75 26 B B–41.4 BigLots r BIG 31.82 –.52 –51 800 11o

23 23 9 E C+3.6 BigBandn BBND 2.58 –.16 –24 153 ..k89 80 81 C A+450 BiglariHld BH 426.1–12.88 –8 7 21õ

72 66 61 B A–113 BioRadA BIO 108.0 –2.01 –8 47 19ò

83 93 50 B B–24.7 BioRefLabs BRLI 23.12 –.85 –30 171 24o

72 61 99 E B+4.0 BioanlySys BASI 2.28 –.02 –92 5 ..k48 48 36 C B+5.5 BioClinica r BIOC 4.40 –.09 –50 7 16k

13 23 4 D D 8.4 Biocryst BCRX 4.21 –.28 +30 386 ..ò

13 34 2 .. C 6.3 Biodeln BIOD 2.15 –.12 +28 1.3m ..ò37 21 35 C B 4.4 BioDlvry BDSI 3.28 –.05 –73 47 1 ê6 14 2 D D+3.8 Biofueln BIOF 1.24 –.09 +96 834 .. ê

91 96 60 A B 69.0 BiognIdec BIIB 65.08 –2.01 +31 2.3m 13ò

49 17 97 E B+3.5 BiolaseTech BLTI 2.93 –.12 –32 279 .. ê60 47 53 B D–28.4 Biomarin BMRN 25.45 –.21 +40 976 72ò9 15 33 C C–19.5 BioMdRl 3.8 BMR 17.70 –.30 +19 1.4m 99ò

31 17 67 E B+14.8 BioMimet BMTI 13.11 –.46 –15 104 ..o6 32 2 E D 3.2 Bionovon BNVI .87 –.23+999 4.8m .. ê

55 22 58 D A+2.5 BioSante BPAX 1.86 –.04 –2 1.4m ..o27 41 10 C C+9.8 BioScrip BIOS 5.11 –.04 –6 276 56ò17 2 10 D B–32.4 BioSpecif r BSTC 23.47 +.41 +16 12 .. ê47 86 5 A E 5.5 BiostarPh BSPM 2.51 +.12+110 270 5õ43 14 79 D C 9.9 BioTimen BTX 7.51 –.62 –20 239 ..ò58 47 60 B B–20.0 BirnrDn 4.1 BDMS 19.42 +.41 +30 1 19 ê19 17 11 B C 14.4 BitautoHldgs BITA 10.71 –.04 –75 89 ..õ

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IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

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52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

12 17 20 C E 9.1 Bitstream BITS 7.00 –.09 –45 7 .. ê73 79 60 C D 40.2 BlackBox .7 BBOX 35.17 –1.25 +4 74 10k

36 36 70 .. D+8.3 BlackDiamond BDE 7.01 +.01 –71 18 2õ31 68 29 C D+34.5 BlackHl 4.7 BKH 30.77 –.61 –34 235 15õ69 57 48 A B 28.7 BlkBaud 1.7 r BLKB 26.00 –.88 +12 174 27k

55 88 22 A C+45.5 Blkboard BBBB 38.71 –1.04 +32 421 21ò

.. .. 19 .. C–9.6 BlkApex 6.2 APX 8.45 –.08 –82 14 ..õ

.. .. 13 .. C+20.8 BlkrckBl 8.1 BBN 17.55 –.09 –54 156 99 ê

.. .. 22 .. E 11.4 BlkCrAl 6.1 BPP 10.41 –.02 +55 114 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. C 15.0 BlacrkC 7.2 BFZ 12.47 –.03 –60 44 ..õ

.. .. 21 .. D–16.3 BlrkCA2 5.8 BJZ 14.88 +.09 –24 9 .. ê

.. .. 21 .. E 14.1 BlkCore 6.5 BHK 12.31 +.06 –3 90 ..k

.. .. 30 .. B–7.2 BlkCpHY 8.7 CYE 6.88 –.08 +68 225 .. ê

.. .. 33 .. E 11.9 BlkCpHY 8.6 HYV 11.56 –.08 –25 108 ..k

.. .. 35 .. C+11.9 BlkCpHY 8.6 HYT 11.55 –.18 +9 221 .. ê

.. .. 30 .. C+7.2 BlkCorp 8.7 COY 6.99 ... +69 187 ..k

.. .. 22 .. E 10.7 BlkCrAl 6.6 PSY 9.72 ... –15 133 ..õ

.. .. 23 .. D–13.6 BlkCrAl 6.8 BTZ 12.09 ... +13 254 ..õ

.. .. 23 .. D–10.0 BlkCrAl 6.5 PSW 9.01 –.02 +29 47 ..õ

.. .. 26 .. C 4.4 BlkDebt 8.3 DSU 3.87 –.03 +13 425 ..k

.. .. 44 .. B+14.2 BlkDefO 5.7 BHL 13.87 –.28+393 232 ..k

.. .. 61 .. C–10.8 BlkDvAch 6.2 BDV 10.51 –.13 +26 211 ..õ

.. .. 39 .. E 12.2 BlkDivI 6.8 DVF 11.15 –.04 –8 48 ..k

.. .. 37 .. C+11.9 BlkrkEc 10 BQR 11.30 –.05 +19 53 ..õ

.. .. 70 .. B–29.8 BlkEngy 5.6 BGR 28.98 –.32 +14 88 ..õ

.. .. 26 .. E 16.0 BlkEnhC 13 CII 14.65 –.20 +17 166 ..k

.. .. 25 .. D–9.3 BlkEnDv 11 BDJ 8.42 –.13 +87 388 ..k

.. .. 18 .. E 17.3 BlEnhGv 6.2 r EGF 15.37 ... +69 94 .. ê

.. .. 24 .. E 14.9 BlkFL20 4.9 BFO 13.67 –.03 –13 9 ..õ

.. .. 26 .. C+15.7 BlFltRt 6.5 FRB 13.92 –.01 +2 46 ..k

.. .. 48 .. B 16.8 BlkFloa 5.7 BGT 15.86 –.19 –55 42 ..õ

.. .. 24 .. B–17.0 BlkFltR 6.2 FRA 14.95 –.07 –30 43 ..k

.. .. 25 .. E 20.5 BlkGlob 12 BOE 18.49 –.19 0 208 ..õ

.. .. 31 .. B–27.9 BlkrkHl 5.8 BME 26.50 –.66 +22 29 ..õ

.. .. 27 .. D+2.2 BlkrkHi 8.2 HIS 2.08 ... +12 190 ..k

.. .. 32 .. C+6.9 Blacrck 7.8 BHY 6.70 –.02 –60 8 ..k85 91 51 A A–231 Blackrck 2.1 r BLK 194.3 –7.45 +9 1.0m 17o

.. .. 22 .. D+10.7 BlkRkIn 6.4 BNA 9.51 +.02 +40 128 ..k

.. .. 27 .. E 7.1 BlkrckI 4.6 BKT 6.74 –.04 –5 154 ..k

.. .. 23 .. C–12.1 BlkIntG 13 BGY 10.21 –.09 –17 303 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. B–13.2 BlkIQMu 7.7 RFA 10.96 –.11 –75 0.8 ..k

.. .. 14 .. E 15.3 BlacIvQ 7.7 BKN 12.95 –.03 –84 10 ..k37 29 49 B C+12.9 BlkRKel 11 BKCC 11.54 –.24 +14 609 10o

.. .. 14 .. E 12.1 BlkLTMu 7.4 BTA 9.86 +.04 –59 25 ..k

.. .. 30 .. D–17.8 BlkLtdDu 6.8 BLW 16.78 +.04 –38 76 .. ê

.. .. 30 .. B+17.3 BlkMDMu 6.0 BZM 15.55 +.10 +34 9 ..k

.. .. 11 .. D–16.0 BRMuInc 7.0 BAF 12.76 –.03 –61 12 .. ê

.. .. 11 .. D–15.5 BRMuInc 7.3 BYM 12.65 –.11 +7 86 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. D+15.6 BlkMuIT2 7.8 BLE 12.79 –.12 –19 65 ..k

.. .. 14 .. D–15.1 BRMnHInv 7.2MFL 12.50 –.02 –38 83 .. ê

.. .. 24 .. C+17.0 BlrkMu2 6.0 BPK 15.47 –.03 –80 6 .. ê

.. .. 24 .. B–15.7 BlkMu20 5.0 BKK 14.82 –.02 –81 9 .. ê

.. .. 13 .. D–15.8 BlkMuBd 7.3 BIE 12.86 –.11 –88 1 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. D–16.0 BlkMuni 7.5 BBK 13.68 +.23 +36 56 .. ê

.. .. 10 .. C–14.6 BlkMunI 7.6 BBF 11.92 –.06 –69 9 ..k

.. .. 13 .. D–14.7 BlacrkM 7.9 BFK 12.12 ... –72 43 ..k

.. .. 19 .. E 16.2 BlkMuIn 6.2 MUI 13.63 +.08 –48 86 ..k

.. .. 22 .. B–14.3 BlkMuNY 5.7 MNE 12.70 +.02 +26 23 ..k

.. .. 15 .. C–13.2 BlkMuni 6.5 MUA 11.52 –.07 –7 88 ..k

.. .. 16 .. E 11.7 BlkMuni 6.7 MEN 10.09 +.01 –49 51 ..k

.. .. 18 .. D–14.7 BRMnHCa 7.1 MUC 12.64 –.02 –58 46 ..k

.. .. 14 .. D+15.7 BRMnHNj 6.6 MUJ 13.32 –.05 –73 16 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. D–15.7 BRMHNQ 7.3 MHN 13.06 –.10 –69 29 ..k

.. .. 10 .. C 14.6 BRMnHQu 7.5 MUE 11.69 –.08 –45 50 ..k

.. .. 15 .. D–16.5 BlkMuni 7.2 MUH 13.30 +.05 –15 37 ..õ

.. .. 10 .. E 14.7 BRMnHdg 7.5MUS 11.66 –.05 –66 25 ..õ

.. .. 18 .. E 17.1 BlkMuni 7.3 MHD 14.76 +.11 –71 15 ..õ

.. .. 14 .. B–15.9 BlkMuni 7.9 MVT 13.39 –.01 –27 51 ..õ

.. .. 16 .. D–10.7 BlkMunv 7.8 MVF 9.00 +.01 –49 79 ..k

.. .. 16 .. E 14.7 BRMnYCa 7.1 MCA 12.37 +.03 –70 31 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. D 15.5 BRMnYMi 7.1 MIY 12.85 –.07 –7 53 ..õ

.. .. 12 .. C+15.8 BRMnYNj 6.6 MJI 13.00 –.05 –60 9 ..õ

.. .. 16 .. D–14.4 BRMYNQ 7.1 MYN 11.99 –.05 –77 29 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. D 15.8 BRMnYPa 6.9 MPA 13.10 –.11 –37 23 ..õ

.. .. 10 .. E 13.6 BlMunQl 7.3 MQT 10.94 –.02 –54 38 ..õ

.. .. 12 .. B–14.3 BlkMuny 6.9 MZA 11.99 –.14 –38 7 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. D+15.0 BlMunyl 7.4 MYC 12.72 –.04 –13 59 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. D–15.2 BlkMuni 7.7 MYD 12.87 –.09 –50 84 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. D–15.1 BlkMuny 7.4 MYF 12.60 ... –25 38 ..õ

.. .. 12 .. E 16.0 BlkMuny 6.5 MYJ 13.33 –.07 –55 14 ..õ

.. .. 14 .. E 14.6 BRMnY 7.1 MYI 12.18 –.02 –34 151 ..õ

.. .. 12 .. C–15.7 BlMunyQ 7.1 MQY 12.90 +.02 –17 80 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. C+14.5 BRMnYInv 7.0 MFT 12.06 –.01 –65 19 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. C–14.0 BRMYMQ 7.2 MYM 11.74 –.01 –45 20 ..õ

.. .. 13 .. D 16.0 BlacrkN 7.0 BNJ 13.36 –.01 –88 3 ..õ

.. .. 10 .. C–16.8 MblNHMu 7.0 BLJ 13.21 +.04 –83 1 ..k

.. .. 15 .. D+15.1 BlkrkNY 6.7 RNY 12.92 –.21 +61 5 ..õ

.. .. 12 .. E 15.3 BRNYMuI 6.8BSE 12.42 +.09 +34 25 ..k

.. .. 17 .. C+15.6 BlkNYMu2 7.3 BFY 13.62 –.12 –53 5 ..k

.. .. 17 .. D–15.7 BlacrkN 7.2 BNY 13.68 +.02 –67 12 ..k

.. .. 20 .. D–18.2 BlrkNY2 6.2 BLH 15.71 –.03 –32 5 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. B–16.4 BlkNYMu 7.0 BQH 13.92 –.10 –56 3 ..k

.. .. 11 .. D+15.2 BlkPAStr 7.6 BPS 11.96 –.08 –40 4 ..õ

.. .. 63 .. C+15.0 BlkRAst 7.5 BCF 14.44 –.18 –13 162 ..õ

.. .. 43 .. B 13.9 BlkRckS 7.5 BQY 13.33 –.37 +70 39 ..õ

.. .. 26 .. C 4.5 BlkSenH 7.8 ARK 3.85 –.04 –26 130 ..k

.. .. 51 .. C–10.9 BlkStrD 6.2 BDT 10.51 –.13 +36 129 ..k

.. .. 26 .. C–13.5 BlkStrB 7.4 BHD 12.86 +.02 –38 13 ..k

.. .. 15 .. D–13.9 BlackSt 7.5 BSD 11.79 –.11 –45 16 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. E 20.6 BlkVAMu 6.0 BHV 16.61 –.01 –87 0.5 ..k93 73 76 A A NH Blackst 2.6 BX 15.58 –.54 +17 4.2m 14ò.. .. .. .. ..0.0 BGX BGX 20.02 ... 0 56 99 ê.. .. 37 .. D 20.8 BlkstFRt 6.5 BSL 20.20 +.13 +9 81 1 ê.. .. 51 .. B+29.2 BldrsAs 1.9 ADRA 28.05 –.81 +4 5 .. ê.. .. 46 .. A–22.5 BldrsDev 2.7 ADRD 22.02 –.43 –49 5 .. ê.. .. 41 .. C 48.8 BldsEmg 1.7 ADRE 45.84 –1.18 +57 82 .. ê

.. .. 43 .. C 22.1 BldrsEur 2.8 ADRU 21.52 –.53 +21 5 .. ê13 56 8 C B–22.1 BlckH&R 4.8 HRB 12.50 –.61 +96 11m 8o

92 80 96 D B 2.8 BlonderTong BDR 2.42 –.06 –89 1 10 ê58 48 72 D B 16.5 Blount BLT 14.87 –.58 +38 245 17 ê.. .. 64 .. A–3.8 BlueChip 1.9 BLU 3.78 –.04 +46 136 .. ê

80 96 46 A B 36.3 BluCoat r BCSI 28.09 –.98 –15 588 18ò24 48 38 E B 4.9 BluDlphEgy BDCO 2.36 –.10 –24 11 .. ê80 56 72 A A–63.1 BlueNile NILE 57.07 –1.97 –26 182 64ò

29 3 82 E B–3.5 Blueflyrs BFLY 3.15 –.14 –85 1 ..k35 80 42 E B 6.3 Bluegreen BXG 3.49 –.13 +55 98 16 ê7 15 41 E D 6.3 BlueLinx BXC 3.63 –.14 –48 36 ..k

27 6 55 D A+3.1 BluPhoenx BPHX 2.33 –.04 –42 57 23k

5 78 10 D E 59.9 Blyth .6 BTH 33.39 –.59 +12 39 9 ê59 85 37 B D 34.2 BdwkPpl 6.5 BWP 31.84 –.11 –34 178 22ò36 37 52 D C–34.9 BobEvn 2.5 r BOBE 31.42 –1.30 –27 115 16k

77 80 85 D B–21.37BodyCtrl BODY 17.35 –.63 –64 43 30õ27 40 32 C C 76.0 Boeing 2.4 BA 69.23 –1.33 –5 5.3m 16o

89 80 90 D A+9.2 BoiseInc BZ 9.01 –.14+119 3.6m 13ò88 67 84 C B+15.4 BoltTech r BOLT 13.86 +.17 –66 12 21 ê7 8 30 E D+18.6 BonTon BONT 11.14 –.78 –40 98 14 ê

65 32 65 A ..8.5 BonaFilm BONA 7.31 +.01 –78 143 ..õ95 80 94 E A+1.9 BonsoElec BNSO 1.90 +.02 +63 5 23õ4 33 10 D D–8.4 BookM 3.6 r BAMM 5.59 –.34 +4 30 6 ê

28 70 27 D D 20.7 BoozAllnHmlt BAH 18.93 +.13 –82 37 47õ1 7 3 E D–3.3 Borders BGP .85 +.04+390 13m ..o

91 80 92 C D+74.3 BorgWrn BWA 67.63 –2.92 +48 2.3m 26ò

84 94 91 B C 100 BostnBeer r SAM 89.76 –1.57 –16 63 28o

26 18 68 C C NH BostonP 2.2 BXP 92.71 –1.01 +5 1.1m 83o

15 8 36 D B–9.0 BostPvtF .6 BPFH 6.72 +.34+161 1.7m .. ê24 20 41 C B+9.1 BostonSci BSX 6.99 –.17 +11 18m 10ò81 61 87 A B NH Bottmline EPAY 22.90 +2.53+293 668 22o

.. .. 38 .. B–6.6 BldrGIncm BIF 6.37 –.08 +41 50 .. ê

.. .. 50 .. B+NH BoulderTR BTF 16.04 –.17+217 57 .. ê15 22 48 E B 8.1 BovieMed BVX 3.06 ... –61 11 99 ê41 4 75 C B+14.9 BoydGm BYD 10.84 –.61 +31 3.3m 60o

49 64 45 B B 35.4 BradyA 2.2 BRC 32.44 –.91 +40 258 17k

6 17 22 E C+13.6 Brandwn 5.3 BDN 11.39 –.22 +19 1.9m ..k66 80 63 B C 24.3 BraslTlc BTM 23.52 –.53 –50 194 8k

68 3 92 B B 26.0 Braskem BAK 24.34 –.44 +56 262 99o

22 32 25 D C–20.3 BravBrRestr BBRG 16.31 –.97 –14 101 30õ45 19 73 C A–17.9 BRF–Brasil BRFS 16.51 –.42 +28 1.5m 66o

21 38 40 E D–7.4 BreezeE BZC 7.13 +.03 –76 2 ..k64 28 84 E A–22.3 BreitBrn 7.2 BBEP 21.68 –.13 –31 159 19 ê23 57 16 A D–27.8 BrdgeBcp 4.2 BDGE 21.70 –1.70 +53 18 14 ê

29 3 56 D C–1.7 Brdglne BLIN 1.45 +.05 –93 2 18k

73 98 56 A B–27.5 BrdgptEd BPI 18.45 –.96 +61 519 9o

5 9 20 C C+16.9 BridgFds BRID 11.50 –.88 –32 3 25 ê49 25 49 C B+24.3 BrigStrt 2.2 BGG 20.36 –.79+109 647 18 ê97 80 95 B B–NH 7BrigmExpl BEXP 28.63 +1.22 +81 4.0m 69ò66 78 76 C C–9.5 Brightpoint r CELL 8.97 –.31 +10 506 11k

28 18 55 D D–2.2 Brigus BRD 1.60 –.02 +45 1.4m .. ê85 82 86 C B+NH Brinker 2.4 r EAT 23.50 –.46 +96 3.8m 16o

44 61 54 C B 29.6 Brinks 1.5 BCO 26.56 –1.33 +17 296 20x

55 73 29 A C 28.0 BrtMySq 5.1 r BMY 25.79 –.56 +11 10m 11o

88 58 87 C A NH Bristowgp BRS 50.08 –.37+299 700 15k

38 61 40 A C+80.0 BritAmT 4.3 BTI 73.40 –2.25 +63 273 14ò

90 73 80 B B–47.4 Bradcom .7 BRCM 44.32 –1.88 +11 6.8m 24ò

11 38 37 .. C 24.0 BrdrdgF 2.6 r BR 22.76 –.17 –13 592 15ò87 50 99 D B+30.2 BroadSft BSFT 26.43 –.86 –51 195 ..õ21 14 38 D C 14.3 BroadVis BVSN 12.22 –.02 –44 2 .. ê6 36 6 E D+7.0 BroadwyFinl BYFC 2.44 +.03 –93 0.3 .. ê2 9 4 E B+6.2 BrdwindE BWEN 1.92 –.05 –4 921 .. ê

47 60 17 B B 7.5 BrcdeCm BRCD 5.60 –.28 +27 17m 9ò58 22 94 E B 8.2 BroncoDr BRNC 6.79 –.19 –59 109 ..o64 32 73 D B+22.6 Brookdale BKD 21.68 –.77 +27 692 ..ò82 80 81 C D 33.8 BrkfldAs 1.6 BAM 32.35 –.70+215 2.4m 47x

59 33 93 E A 14.2 BrkfldH BHS 12.59 –1.10+121 63 ..k

57 56 69 E C 23.3 BrkfInf 5.1 BIP 21.59 –.21 –54 100 ..k76 80 60 B D+18.9 BrkfldPr 3.2 BPO 17.35 –.33 –14 1.4m 14k

62 76 51 C B+11.6 BrklneB 3.1 BRKL 10.99 –.16 +32 376 22 ê5 17 1 E E 10.0 BrklynFed BFSB .91 –.04 –50 32 ..k

99 80 92 A A–12.5 BrooksAut BRKS 11.55 –.82 +24 630 12ò62 51 73 B B+25.1 BrwnBrn 1.3 BRO 24.70 –.20 +9 625 22ò49 59 52 A B 71.9 BrownFo 1.9 r BFA 65.94 –1.06+221 20 21 ê

48 59 57 A B–73.0 BrownFrB 1.9 r BFB 66.05 –1.07 –11 217 21 ê

26 55 21 D C+20.0 BrwShoe 2.2 BWS 12.73 –.51 +25 610 12 ê97 98 78 A B 18.1 BrukerCorp BRKR 17.50 –.29 +70 1.0m 24k

61 57 81 E B–22.9 Brunswck .3 BC 19.70 –.65+141 2.0m ..o88 80 85 C D+40.1 BrushEMat BW 34.46 –1.25 –9 108 21ò

22 28 26 B C+19.9 BrynMwr 3.3 BMTC 16.89 –.28 +89 44 23õ60 56 40 A C+71.7 BuckeyeP 6.0 BPL 64.65 –2.69+999 3.7m 18ò

93 98 97 B A+27.7 Buckeye .8 BKI 24.86 –2.11+106 1.1m 18o

75 63 68 A B 40.4 Buckle 2.2 BKE 35.59 –1.29 –33 303 13o

90 56 91 B B 91.0 Bucyrus .1 BUCY 90.68 –.10 –14 1.5m 25ò51 60 38 A E 57.2 Buenavt 1.1 BVN 41.53 –.17 +15 1.2m 16ò66 94 24 A D+53.0 BffWldWg BWLD 43.90 +.62+122 772 21ò18 18 61 E C 9.8 BldBear BBW 7.43 –.30 –15 104 ..ò11 44 14 E B–4.3 BldrFstSc BLDR 2.22 –.17 +33 231 ..k.. .. 31 .. C–20.4 ClyBull .6 BSCB 20.20 +.02 +33 29 .. ê.. .. 33 .. B+22.4 ClyBull 1.2 BSCC 20.60 –.03 +21 22 .. ê.. .. 33 .. D 21.1 ClyBull 1.3 BSCD 20.81 –.02 –11 23 .. ê.. .. 33 .. B–21.2 ClyBull 1.9 BSCE 20.91 +.06 +25 15 99 ê.. .. 31 .. E 21.4 ClyBull 2.4 BSCF 20.87 +.04 –70 3 .. ê.. .. 31 .. C–21.6 ClyBull 2.9 BSCG 21.01 +.06 –81 2 .. ê.. .. 33 .. C 21.8 ClyBull 3.3 BSCH 21.17 +.14 –71 8 .. ê

51 42 71 D B–72.7 Bunge 1.4 r BG 66.82 –1.55 –6 1.1m 41ò

— C —66 80 68 D A 25.8 C&FFnl 4.4 CFFI 22.91 –.63 –6 2 10 ê78 68 62 C A–56.1 CACIIntl r CACI 55.37 –.67+114 451 15ó72 55 84 C B–12.9 CAE 1.3 CAE 12.65 –.15 +9 28 20k

88 94 93 B B–21.57CAIIntln CAP 19.06 –.68 –50 73 17 ê63 81 40 A B–25.7 CAInc .7 r CA 23.38 –.37+133 7.9m 13o

43 18 88 E B+3.5 CASMedSys CASM 3.11 +.18 –77 3 .. ê60 83 45 C A 7.5 CBIZInc CBZ 6.95 –.23 –43 212 11k

22 13 76 E B–19.0 CBL&Ass 4.8 CBL 16.80 –.68 –17 1.2m ..ò38 86 9 A B 34.2 CBOE 1.7 CBOE 22.97 –.18 –1 322 21ó90 73 86 B B 22.7 CBREllis CBG 21.88 –.21 +14 4.0m 35ò67 66 79 D B+20.9 CBSCpA 1.0 CBSA 19.36 –1.01 –2 13 21k

68 66 79 D B+20.9 CBSCpB 1.0 r CBS 19.28 –.98+159 22m 21ò36 17 71 D A–6.4 CCAInds 4.7 CAW 5.97 +.22+170 29 99k

8 17 2 C C–9.6 CDCCorp CHINA 3.26 –.10 –35 188 99 ê21 12 11 B B–12.0 CDCSoft CDCS 6.84 –.19 –56 14 6k

57 80 42 E C 20.3 CDI 3.3 CDI 15.87 –.49 +62 84 99k

55 67 42 B D 41.8 CECEntrtn CEC 36.88 –1.10 +6 125 13k

67 47 68 D B 8.3 CEFranklin CFK 7.74 –.13 +65 9 38õ88 53 88 B B 149 CFInds .3 CF 134.0 +.22 +43 2.9m 17ò55 50 78 E A–6.3 CFSB .7 CITZ 5.67 +.02 +12 8 13k

48 8 81 E B+33.4 CoGnGeoV CGV 30.16 –1.25 –33 43 ..k

96 95 84 B B+20.0 CGIGroupA r GIB 19.17 –.26 +23 305 14 ê67 84 61 C A–50.7 CHEnergy 4.4 CHG 48.90 –1.26 +43 54 17k

66 74 70 A C–82.1 CHRobn 1.5 CHRW 76.03 –1.71 +42 1.7m 34ò

9 20 5 C C 1.0 CIBTEdgn MBA .45 –.04 –96 0.6 22k

71 80 74 C B+49.6 CITGrpn CIT 46.77 –.37 –7 1.2m 4o

4 30 3 B E 7.1 CKX CKXE 3.06 –.24+834 2.2m .. ê

49 78 37 B B–347 CMEGrp 1.5 CME 304.9 –4.99 –14 410 20ò

60 80 64 C B–19.8 CMSEnrgy 4.3 CMS 19.34 –.29 –21 2.5m 12o

16 24 29 B B–29.5 CNAFinl CNA 26.94 –.42 +27 244 9k

84 90 89 B B+24.2 CNASurety SUR 23.96 –.10 +56 156 8k

32 48 26 B B 19.0 CNBFinl 4.8 CCNE 13.68 –.59 +68 25 13õ89 80 92 D C 53.97CNHGlobl CNH 47.36 –.62 +47 466 22o

25 9 68 D B 7.2 CNOFincl CNO 6.30 –.23 +26 2.1m 10ò96 97 79 A C 251 CNOOC 2.1 CEO 220.5–15.79+393 775 15ò

86 80 72 D B+29.5 CPEXPh CPEX 26.89 –.01+142 38 36 ê66 89 58 A C–79.1 CPFLEnrg 6.8 CPL 74.96 –1.04 +59 165 13o

.. .. 60 .. B–130 MerrilC 1.7 HCH 130.5 +.57 +75 0.7 99 ê92 97 87 A B–15.7 CPIAero CVU 12.45 –.19 –23 34 15 ê14 38 17 C B–32.5 CPI 5.0 r CPY 19.90 –.29 –46 60 7 ê81 66 92 B B 19.5 CPIIntl CPII 19.41 –.03 –41 56 15k

34 41 71 D B–28.9 CRAIntl r CRAI 24.85 –.84 +4 29 30 ê5 6 26 D A 29.4 CRHPlc 3.8 CRH 20.85 –1.31+201 1.2m 18k

32 62 23 A D+23.9 CSGSystm CSGS 19.26 –.28 +24 238 9k

28 42 24 C D+5.3 CSP CSPI 3.94 –.01 –3 12 15k

2 19 32 E E 21.9 CSSIndst 3.4 CSS 17.91 –1.12 +81 29 24k

90 95 81 A B 71.5 CSX 1.5 CSX 69.28 –1.64 +12 3.6m 17o

68 52 74 A D+25.2 CTCMed .3 CTCM 22.27 –.54 +2 257 25k

53 83 53 B B 9.8 CTIInds 1.7 CTIB 6.00 –.04 –67 6 10 ê66 47 69 C B 11.9 CTS 1.1 CTS 11.19 –.20 +43 173 16 ê24 67 20 C B–11.9 CVBFncl 4.0 CVBF 8.47 –.15 +31 922 14o

86 67 95 D B+9.1 CVDEqpmnt CVV 7.78 –.31 –12 8 99 ê87 33 98 B A 17.0 CVREgyn CVI 16.57 –.18 +27 1.2m 72o

51 65 50 C B 37.8 CVSCare 1.4 r CVS 34.80 –.91 +9 9.2m 12ò.. .. 1 .. E 110 C–TrcsCVE CVOL 50.77 +3.59 –30 5 99 ê

82 82 90 C A NH 7Cabelas CAB 24.45 –.10 +65 714 14ò50 26 85 D B 36.1 Cablevs 1.5 r CVC 34.05 –.69 –56 1.6m 31ò89 61 88 A B+46.6 Cabot 1.7 CBT 42.37 –1.15 +12 371 13o

95 66 78 A A–46.4 CabotMic r CCMP 45.53 –.16 +52 216 19o

69 23 76 B A–42.9 CabotO&G .3 COG 39.77 –.74 +20 1.5m 30ò3 25 6 E E 7.3 Cache CACH 3.97 –.03 –82 10 .. ê

68 70 66 D B+9.2 Cadence CDNS 8.48 –.23 +27 3.1m 44ò27 47 62 E A 4.8 CadenceFn CADE 2.49 ... –99 0.3 ..õ13 13 8 .. D+10.7 CadenceP CADX 7.29 –.34 –7 368 ..o28 32 32 E B+15.1 Cadiz CDZI 12.03 –.68 +56 48 .. ê30 9 39 D B+8.0 CalDive DVR 6.11 –.20 +27 704 ..k28 83 17 B D 38.9 CalMne 3.0 CALM 28.41 –.87 –3 121 9o

87 78 83 B B NH Calams 2.0 CLMS 15.37 –.67 +48 275 16k

.. .. 35 .. E 13.6 CalaCvHi 7.9 CHY 12.94 –.08 –49 112 ..õ

.. .. 37 .. B–13.3 Calamos 8.6 CHI 13.18 ... –27 139 ..õ

.. .. 46 .. C–8.7 CalamGl 7.0 CHW 8.52 –.10 +18 233 ..õ

.. .. 37 .. D–15.2 CalaGTR 8.2 CGO 14.70 –.36 +25 32 ..õ

.. .. 41 .. B 9.5 ClmsStr 6.8 CSQ 9.27 –.18 +7 475 ..õ64 30 71 D A 3.6 CalAmp CAMP 3.07 –.06 –67 24 .. ê85 99 71 B B–24.7 Calavo 2.4 CVGW 23.29 –.27 +22 65 19 ê34 53 26 B D 18.4 CalgnCarb CCC 14.10 –.25 +69 853 22k

30 33 45 C B–15.3 CaliFst 7.1 CFNB 14.07 –.10+106 11 15 ê13 36 19 D D 24.0 CalPizzaK CPKI 15.75 –.84 –33 99 23ò19 54 25 C D–39.7 CalifWtr 3.3 CWT 36.58 –.95 +48 131 19k

58 29 96 E A NH CalprLfSc CALP 6.50 –.28 –20 203 99o

90 80 81 C B 18.07Calix CALX 15.81 +.17 –42 148 60õ8 4 32 E C 10.2 CallGolf .5 ELY 7.46 –.05 +76 1.0m ..o

60 22 95 E B+6.6 Callidus CALD 6.13 ... –18 156 ..õ93 73 97 C B+8.8 CallnPet CPE 7.70 –.10 +30 516 14o

44 41 58 E B+14.9 Calpinen CPN 14.05 –.19 +10 2.7m 99ò86 69 69 C A–24.5 Calumet 7.7 CLMT 24.32 +.08 +10 136 55ò19 47 1 D D–6.1 CAMAC CAK 1.81 –.12 –42 484 ..o9 25 17 D B–5.6 CambLrnn ABCD 3.30 –.06 +62 58 .. ê

18 10 45 D B 6.1 Cambrex CBM 4.71 –.32 +26 87 94k

.. .. 33 .. C 26.0 CambrGl .9 GTAA 25.45 –.24 –10 48 99 ê40 60 41 B B–39.6 CamdnNtl 2.9 CAC 34.56 –1.87 +27 13 11 ê

27 24 70 E B 55.9 Camden 3.3 CPT 54.65 –1.07 –5 523 ..k

74 43 91 C C–41.5 Cameco .7 CCJ 39.79 +1.01 +35 3.0m 33ò96 99 98 A B–28.27CamelotInfo CIS.24.08 –1.26 –44 279 43ó

94 70 82 A B–53.7 Cameron CAM 52.48 +.02 +10 2.9m 23ò25 62 24 A D–37.6 CmpblSp 3.4 CPB 34.45 –.24 0 2.2m 14ò21 3 35 C B–14.2 CampusC 5.0 CCG 12.86 –.43 –70 111 ..õ91 80 86 D B+4.1 7Camtek CAMT 3.54 –.10 –6 51 23 ê43 67 45 A D–80.4 CnImpBk 4.5 CM 75.71 –.73 +29 297 11ò73 79 60 A B–NH CdnNRwy 1.9 r CNI 67.76 –1.65 +78 1.4m 16o

82 58 73 A B 46.0 CdnNtRe .7 CNQ 43.04 +.89 +82 5.1m 17o

72 77 65 B B NH CndaPac 1.6 CP 67.15 –2.29 +5 455 17o

12 4 16 B B 26.3 CdnSolar CSIQ 13.71 –.57 +6 1.2m 72o

23 41 3 D B–1.3 CanoPetrl CFW .38 +.02 –33 317 ..k55 48 54 B B+52.3 Canon 2.4 CAJ 48.78 –2.07 +51 434 21o

57 58 62 C C 24.2 Cantel .6 CMN 20.96 –.41 +8 85 19o

43 7 95 E B 15.6 CantbryPk CPHC 13.25 –.10 –37 2 .. ê83 80 84 C A 10.1 CapeBncpn CBNJ 9.95 +.05+165 20 41õ42 98 8 A B–98.0 CapellaE r CPLA 57.20 –.70 –33 160 16k

21 17 90 E B 7.0 CapitalBnc CBKN 3.40 ... +1 42 ..k18 80 18 E C 18.3 CapCty 3.3 CCBG 12.21 –.84 +92 42 .. ê59 26 99 .. B 5.4 CapGoldn CGC 4.74 +.09 +17 448 16 ê86 77 75 B B+49.7 CaptlOne .4 COF 48.24 –.16 +33 5.6m 7o

35 37 56 B B–10.3 CapProd 9 CPLP 9.92 +.11 –6 188 13ó79 57 79 D B+7.5 CapitalSrLvg CSU 6.88 –.31 –4 71 49 ê55 53 45 B B 112 CapSW .8 CSWC 97.73 –.12 –54 4 99k

28 26 65 E C 2.9 CapitalTrust CT 1.92 –.09 –34 102 .. ê62 69 88 E B+7.9 CaptlSrc .5 r CSE 7.71 –.13 –26 2.2m ..ò30 46 19 C A 17.0 CptlFed 2.5 CFFN 11.84 +.01 –46 1.7m 12k

8 24 37 E D 6.3 CapLse 4.7 LSE 5.51 –.28 –3 154 ..k36 40 45 B B–13.6 CapstdM 12 CMO 12.69 –.13 –1 564 7ó14 32 2 .. C–1.2 CapsThera CAPS .54 –.01 –61 160 .. ê66 37 75 E A 1.4 CapstnTrbn CPST 1.14 –.03 +36 3.5m ..k19 36 10 D C 6.9 CaracoPh CPD 4.81 –.07 –27 42 ..õ99 93 92 A B NH 7CarboCe .7 CRR 113.6 +3.39+155 544 33x

56 17 93 .. B+2.4 Cardero CDY 1.82 –.05 –24 291 2õ61 24 98 D A–5.5 Cardica CRDC 4.19 –.70+200 612 .. ê59 78 55 B B 12.2 Cardinal 1.1 CFNL 11.21 –.42+107 148 17 ê54 47 73 D B+42.2 CardlHth 1.9 r CAH 41.07 –.90 +2 2.9m 17ó85 80 53 C A–9.4 Cardiome CRME 6.64 –.24 –45 163 7 ê3 6 5 E D+10.2 CardioNetn BEAT 4.36 –.26 +22 231 ..ò

66 36 99 E B 13.4 CardiovS CSII 11.83 –.09 –78 24 ..k30 48 4 B D+0.8 Cardiumn CXM .37 –.01 –67 203 .. ê74 94 70 D B+18.8 Cardtrncn CATM 16.53 –.49 –29 199 18k

55 84 43 A B+35.9 CareerEd r CECO 22.62 –.72 +16 1.1m 7ò33 33 37 C B 30.1 CareFusnn CFN 25.22 –.55 +21 2.4m 18ò52 80 31 C D 11.8 CaribouC CBOU 9.40 –.10 +21 201 23k

33 44 42 C D+41.7 Carlisle 1.8 CSL 37.36 –1.11 +35 352 18k

91 57 84 A A+36.0 CarMax KMX 32.58 –.33 +15 2.4m 20o

18 47 7 C C–19.0 Carmike CKEC 6.94 –.22 0 95 20 ê64 73 64 B B 48.1 Carnival 2.2 CCL 44.61 –1.65 +14 3.8m 18o

53 73 60 B D+50.4 CarnPLC 1.2 CUK 45.42 –1.88 +33 146 18 ê

15 5 61 D C+5.8 CaroBkH CLBH 3.75 +.06 –82 0.9 ..k7 60 2 .. E 6.3 CarolTrBk CART 3.10 –.10+100 5 44õ

78 80 72 C C 44.9 CarpTech 1.8 CRS 40.78 –1.35 +37 535 51x

48 87 43 C B 5.5 CarrgSvcs CSV 5.02 +.06 +1 26 10k

94 82 91 A D+35.07Carrizo CRZO 32.63 +.59 –39 406 19o

6 38 20 E E 8.2 Carroll 1.6 CRRB 5.02 +.27 –68 0.6 ..k51 47 49 B B 8.0 CarrolsR TAST 6.95 –.14 –1 52 8k

38 60 39 B D–34.2 Carters r CRI 27.23 –.72 –5 640 11ò6 5 2 D C–9.1 CarverBc CARV 2.17 –.18 –47 5 ..k

45 53 96 E B 17.0 CasdB CACB 9.61 +.04 –71 4 .. ê96 80 87 D A–51.8 Cascade .9 CASC 46.30 –2.72 –20 57 74 ê

2 17 26 E C 3.2 CascdF CASB .61 –.06 –7 110 .. ê76 19 92 D A–6.6 CascdMic CSCD 6.05 –.35+451 193 ..k50 19 96 E B+8.2 CslaWstA CWST 7.70 –.31+126 345 .. ê74 82 60 B B+44.7 Caseys 1.3 r CASY 42.76 –.33 –31 202 17x

82 81 57 A B 42.4 CashAmer .4 r CSH 40.00 –.83+102 380 10o

42 63 18 B C–18.7 CashStr 3.5 CSFS 13.65 –.53+211 39 11 ê70 83 53 A B–40.5 CassInfo 1.7 CASS 36.58 –1.69 +81 27 17 ê

49 42 64 E B 19.3 CastleAM CAS 15.41 –.83 +39 109 .. ê2 1 31 E D–0.5 CastleBr r ROX .34 +.01 –56 16 ..k

23 35 55 E D+5.5 CasualMl CMRG 4.14 –.31 –11 126 13 ê83 94 55 B C–48.6 CatalystH CHSI 42.68 –.59 +10 253 24k

42 41 67 .. B–2.7 CatalystP CPRX 1.18 +.02 –46 29 .. ê99 79 89 A B 97.8 Caterplr 1.8 CAT 95.68 –.95 +35 7.2m 22o

67 80 90 E B 18.3 CathyG .2 CATY 17.12 –.50 –2 706 .. ê39 71 32 B E 29.9 CatoCp 3.1 CATO 24.23 –.27 +55 168 12 ê50 42 73 C B–49.0 CavcoInd CVCO 41.64 –2.58 +71 47 99 ê

4 22 4 E C 5.4 Cavicon CAVO 2.16 –.21 –41 84 .. ê95 80 91 B C–46.57Caviumn CAVM 39.65 –1.49 +10 1.0m 59ó

32 45 41 D B–18.1 Cbeyond CBEY 14.67 –.49+349 629 99 ê47 80 54 E D+6.5 CecoEnv CECE 5.65 –.08 –22 22 47 ê46 6 79 C A+18.2 CedrFair 1.5 FUN 17.10 –.48 +3 150 37k

3 7 12 E B–8.4 CedarShp 6.1 CDR 5.89 –.29 +33 294 .. ê61 52 50 B B–1.1 Cel–Sci CVM .71 –.01 –64 489 ..k61 80 66 D B 16.8 CeladonGrp r CGI 15.01 –.92 +90 222 31o

92 81 80 A B 44.07Celanese .5 CE 40.36 –.75 +19 1.6m 12ò10 12 23 E B–7.7 CeleraGrp CRA 6.16 –.17 +53 632 .. ê80 76 51 C A–11.3 Celestica CLS 9.86 –.13 +47 898 11o

67 94 10 A D+65.8 Celgene r CELG 51.18 –3.67+244 12m 18o

24 40 4 B D+1.3 CellThera CTIC .35 –.01 –17 3.3m ..ò51 94 29 A D–36.4 Cellcom 11 CEL 31.32 –.92 +57 372 9o

8 33 5 E D–9.5 CelldexTh CLDX 3.79 +.34+319 1.4m ..o19 37 5 E B 5.6 Celsion CLSN 2.49 +.04 –50 72 ..k6 17 32 E C+12.1 Cemex CX 9.47 –.90+301 28m ..ó

49 10 77 B B 34.1 Cenovus 2.4 CVE 33.35 +.43+120 2.4m 30ò70 58 80 C B–29.4 Centene CNC 27.28 –.73 +4 384 14k

53 82 55 D B–9.5 CentrBc 1.4 CNBC 8.70 –.05 –70 5 17 ê64 80 87 E B–7.9 CntrFin CLFC 7.24 –.24 –12 234 ..õ35 47 42 B B–17.0 CenterPt 4.9 CNP 16.03 –.12 +26 3.9m 14k

9 24 7 D B 13.9 CntrstBk .5 CSFL 7.34 –.47 +10 89 ..õ47 97 22 B D+16.5 CnElBras EBR 13.41 –.09 +28 810 6 ê52 97 23 B C+19.1 Centrais EBRB 16.18 –.09 –41 93 7 ê37 25 86 D D 15.3 CntrlB 1.3 CEBK 15.08 +1.58 –89 0.1 14õ8 47 4 E D 38.8 CEurMed CETV 18.25 –.89 +25 382 ..ò

8 35 7 B B–40.0 CntlErDst CEDC 22.46 –1.67 +77 1.3m 14o

.. .. 62 .. B–44.1 CenEurR .6 r CEE 42.15 –1.30 +19 23 ..õ

40 20 95 E B 2.3 CtrlFed CFBK 1.91 –.08 –81 2 .. ê.. .. 76 .. E 20.9 CentrlF .1 CEF 18.86 +.80 +37 1.6m ..k

19 34 21 D B 11.9 CntlGardn r CENT 9.91 –.60 –48 43 11k

11 23 23 D D+11.1 CnGardA CENTA 9.59 –.70 +23 262 11k

.. .. 39 .. E 54.8 CentGold GTU 49.60 +.96 +17 79 .. ê9 43 30 E B–3.9 CenPacF CPF 1.68 +.02 +62 578 ..o.. .. 57 .. B–22.7 CentSec 6.3 CET 22.10 –.21 +82 37 .. ê

16 17 76 E B 3.8 CntrlVABk CVBK 1.83 +.11 –70 4 .. ê24 59 37 C D 22.8 CentrlVT 4.3 CV 21.53 –.37 –8 38 15 ê2 43 1 E E 3.9 CentrueF TRUE .76 –.11+109 47 .. ê

58 55 66 D C–17.1 CenturyAl CENX 14.29 –.36 –9 1.6m 99ò76 83 74 C A–27.7 CBMA 1.8 r CNBKA 26.45 –1.22 –49 2 10x

50 29 57 D A–2.8 CenturyCsno CNTY 2.57 +.03 +18 33 99 ê59 58 66 A D+46.9 CntryLi 6.7 CTL 43.02 –.52 +40 5.7m 11ò1 9 8 E B–10.0 Cenveo CVO 5.27 –.40 –2 297 11 ê

70 93 18 A B 72.9 Cephalon CEPH 58.33 –2.47 +20 1.4m 7ò

89 80 83 C B NH 7Cepheid CPHD 23.91 –.27+142 825 99o

59 31 94 D B–38.2 Ceradyne CRDN 35.11 –.97 –4 171 31ò97 96 82 C A–14.37Ceragon CRNT 13.00 –.07+203 759 27ò32 4 85 E B–6.0 Cereplst CERP 4.90 –.14+146 222 ..ó89 94 68 A B NH Cerner CERN 96.49 –.39 +49 724 34ò58 37 64 D A+4.0 Cerus CERS 3.24 –.22 +22 883 ..ò97 93 95 B B–25.2 CEVA r CEVA 23.16 –1.04 +43 460 47õ

60 80 90 E B–NH ChampInds CHMP 1.93 +.58+999 714 17 ê63 82 25 A B 36.4 Changyou CYOU 31.55 –.36 –7 141 9ò84 80 86 D C+3.3 7ChrlClvrd CTHR 2.67 –.05 –46 26 53k

50 27 65 C A 41.7 CharlsRvLb r CRL 38.31 –.19 –46 586 20k

92 99 69 A C+12.6 CharmCm CHRM 10.27 –.08 –83 1 11õ4 26 4 E C+6.9 CharmngSh CHRS 3.06 –.09 +91 1.9m ..o

79 41 97 C B 39.3 ChartInds GTLS 35.73 –.95 –36 235 38k

48 18 78 D A+42.6 CharterCms CHTR 42.04 –.08 –81 38 1k

31 28 26 B B+11.0 Charter 2.2 CHFN 9.17 –.31 –93 0.4 31 ê.. .. 36 .. C–4.4 Chartwl 9 CWF 4.23 –.03 +26 57 .. ê

84 83 64 A B+18.6 Chase 2.2 CCF 16.19 +.43+104 36 12 ê13 17 16 .. D+20.7 ChathLT 4.2 CLDT 16.62 –.37 –37 18 ..õ95 90 79 A B+48.8 CheckPtSf r CHKP.46.22 –.52 +45 2.5m 19ó41 80 38 C C+23.9 ChckptSys CKP 21.12 –1.05 –25 153 17k

73 75 64 C B+34.0 Cheescake r CAKE 29.49 –.64 –13 944 21ò52 23 95 .. B–8.2 ChelseaT CHTP 5.96 –.20 –5 523 ..o73 71 64 B B 65.2 Chemed .9 r CHE 62.65 –1.66 –9 129 15k

36 73 21 C B–25.2 ChemFn 3.9 CHFC 20.51 –.90+126 115 21 ê85 87 42 A B 9.1 Chemspec 2.1 r CPC 7.54 –.08 –12 26 8 ê91 51 99 E A+NH Chemtura CHMT 16.41 –.31 –44 859 ..ó76 32 98 B A–7.6 CheniereE LNG 6.34 –.28 –50 1.3m ..ò50 29 84 B C–24.5 Chenier 7.6 CQP 22.45 –.41 +22 225 21x

11 17 26 B D–21.5 Cheroke 8.4 CHKE 18.15 –.25 +59 87 14 ê88 55 74 A B+28.2 ChesEngy 1.1 CHK 27.33 –.37 –17 9.4m 8ò13 1 33 .. A–20.2 ChesLodg 4.3 CHSP 18.41 –.54 –57 58 99 ê43 97 56 .. D–29.3 ChkMdPt 5.0 CHKM 26.79 –.23 –16 60 12ó82 96 68 A B–42.2 ChesUtil 3.4 CPK 38.78 –1.31 +3 33 14 ê

22 53 31 D E 9.6 Cheviot 5.2 CHEV 8.50 +.20 –42 2 36 ê82 69 69 B B+95.0 Chevron 3.1 r CVX 93.37 –1.38 +71 12m 9o

79 83 89 C B 36.57ChicgB&I CBI 32.61 –1.22 –9 825 17ò

82 80 54 D B 20.6 ChiRivet 2.6 CVR 18.58 +.08 –50 0.6 30 ê58 80 67 D C+NH Chicopee r CBNK 14.12 +.38 –47 6 99 ê41 64 32 B C+16.6 ChicosF 1.4 r CHS 11.04 –.21 +23 4.1m 17ò26 39 36 B D+57.6 ChldrnsPl r PLCE 42.27 –1.28 –11 572 14o

45 66 39 A D 4.4 Chimera 16 CIM 4.20 –.02 –12 13m 6ò42 57 31 B A–6.2 ChAdvCns CADC 4.50 –.14 –50 54 4k

24 43 8 B C–30.8 ChinAgri CAGC 10.98 –.05 +13 332 11o

1 11 1 E D–5.3 ChinaArch CAEI 1.43 –.13 –47 33 .. ê11 28 9 B B–11.1 ChiArmM CNAM 3.34 ... –61 134 14 ê61 91 13 A B–4.9 ChinAutL CALI 3.07 –.02 –44 9 8 ê56 84 5 A C+25.2 ChinaAuto CAAS 13.07 –.43 +20 243 11o

13 7 44 D C 2.7 ChinaBAK CBAK 2.01 +.12+164 1.2m .. ê98 85 93 A B+17.5 ChinaBion CBPO 16.21 +.16 –61 41 10 ê29 85 9 .. C–2.8 ChinaBotanic CBP 1.82 +.01 +23 44 3 ê9 49 3 E D 2.4 ChinaCbl CABL .52 –.03 –27 86 ..k

54 94 13 A D 10.1 ChinCrmics CCCL 7.91 +.26 –53 23 5k

39 87 2 A E 6.5 ChCBlood r CO 3.36 +.03 –54 75 21 ê90 96 84 A B–7.9 7ChinaDi 30 STV 6.57 –.24 –46 242 11ò28 51 25 D C–2.2 ChinaDir CDII 1.39 –.10 –12 918 ..k26 72 11 B B 6.9 ChinaDEd DL 4.60 –.15 +83 37 35 ê7 9 15 D E 34.6 ChinaEA CEA 23.16 –1.38 +51 49 89k

24 79 1 A D–6.8 ChinaEd r CEU 2.27 –.10 –77 173 3 ê65 99 10 A B–9.9 ChiElMot CELM 4.41 –.11 –22 79 5 ê13 82 4 C E 8.6 ChinaFin JRJC 5.71 –.18 +67 79 27 ê

6 53 2 B E 16.5 ChinaFiren CFSG 6.06 –.06 –4 67 7o

.. .. 30 .. C 35.3 ChinaFund CHN 30.00 –1.19+161 269 ..k

44 19 85 B C 6.7 ChiGengM CHGS 2.65 –.04 –75 510 18o

34 62 19 B B 8.2 ChiGerui CHOP 5.87 –.06 –48 113 5 ê62 74 9 A B+16.8 ChinaGrn CGA 8.22 –.13 –62 186 8ò32 4 72 E C+4.2 ChinaGrT GRRF 3.12 –.01 –49 32 .. ê20 27 4 B B–4.4 ChnHGSRE HGSH 3.02 –.03 –12 4 7õ28 27 25 C B–4.6 ChHousL CHLN 2.65 –.10 –26 123 7o

39 80 15 D A–13.5 ChiHydro CHC 7.21 –.03 –80 8 .. ê37 84 6 A D+7.4 ChinInfoTch r CNIT 4.55 –.05 +23 241 6o

3 4 4 E A–2.6 ChinaInfr CIIC .63 –.01 –47 106 31k

43 91 3 A E 12.3 ChinIntE CBEH 6.04 –.18 –22 393 5o

59 90 7 A D 3.7 ChIntLtg CIL 2.35 +.05 +34 87 3õ28 36 21 A D–6.9 ChiJoJo CJJD 4.58 ... –42 25 6õ86 91 74 A C+23.2 ChnKnghui KH 17.37 –.75 –50 53 28õ32 75 12 B C+75.0 ChinaLfe 2.3 LFC 58.43 –1.24 +40 642 21ò

76 80 65 A D 27.5 ChinaLdg HTHT.20.98 –.62 –65 98 41ó34 95 4 A E 7.4 ChMarFd CMFO 4.06 –.13 +89 305 5 ê36 75 20 B D 3.6 ChinaMM r CMM 2.42 –.15 +32 132 8 ê98 99 95 A A NH ChinaMda r CCME 20.86 –1.95+343 6.0m 7o

52 65 31 C B+14.8 ChnMd CMED 12.25 –.06 –49 255 12o

93 73 98 B A–5.4 ChiMetRur CNR 4.03 –.19 +91 20 8k

21 80 5 D E 14.7 ChMnYnWd MY 9.21 –.16 +95 712 20õ

47 76 26 A C+54.7 ChinaMbl 3.4 CHL 49.21 –.23 +57 1.9m 11o

23 45 5 B C+11.1 ChinaNG CHNG 5.60 ... –21 251 6o

34 24 38 C D–19.1 ChinaNRes CHNR 12.22 –.29 –66 8 3k

30 28 7 B C+10.2 ChNEPet NEP 5.32 –.15 +2 434 3o

15 39 13 C B 7.5 ChinaNe 6.2 r NPD 4.18 –.06 –26 246 59o

89 98 95 A B–20.57ChNBorun BORN.14.00 +.27 +67 867 9õ32 61 5 B B 8.7 ChNuokgn NKBP 3.98 –.19 –41 33 7 ê15 22 10 A C 4.6 ChinNutri CNGL 2.82 +.04+111 30 5k

86 63 75 A B NH ChinaPet 2.4 SNP 104.6 –1.83 +26 242 9o

29 65 9 B D–4.0 ChinaPhHn CPHI 2.66 –.08 –60 24 5 ê16 14 21 B B–2.7 ChinaPrec CPSL 1.66 –.05 –50 318 11k

58 94 8 A C 11.7 ChinaRE CRIC 7.50 –.52+339 603 19o

16 42 9 A D–6.2 ChiRecyE CREG 2.99 +.03 –28 21 8õ6 41 3 B D–4.8 ChinaRit CRTP 2.53 –.11 –59 41 7 ê

18 54 9 B C 8.9 ChinaSecn CSR 4.97 +.09+320 4.3m 3o

94 65 99 A B 10.8 ChinaShenn SHZ 6.24 –.25 –59 1.9m 13 ê64 92 25 A ..4.5 ChinShgdaPk CPGI 3.90 ... –69 37 9õ85 69 99 E A+2.0 ChShengP KUN 1.49 +.07 –56 38 29 ê8 54 1 B E 19.3 CinaSky CSKI 5.55 –.02 –47 104 2o

36 80 36 C D–39.3 ChinaSAir ZNH 25.77 –.95 –3 62 5o

49 80 27 C B 5.0 ChinaSunn CSUN 4.37 –.16 +56 317 5o

11 43 14 E D 4.0 ChinaDev CTDC 2.16 –.10 –83 13 ..k69 62 81 C B+4.7 ChinaTcF CNTF 4.01 –.12 –72 53 10 ê52 44 75 C B+61.1 ChinaTel 1.7 CHA 58.76 –2.15 +42 122 23ò

51 82 4 A C–8.5 ChinaTInf CTFO 4.64 –.19 –56 47 6 ê43 15 78 D A–NH ChinaUni 1.3 CHU 16.12 –.40+141 3.4m 73o

45 77 5 A E 14.9 ChiValve CVVT 7.32 –.28 –44 407 4o

41 66 8 A B 6.3 ChinWind CWS 3.92 –.10 –45 51 10 ê90 99 40 A B 9.0 ChXDPls CXDC 6.59 +.10 +22 195 7 ê34 98 2 A E 11.4 ChinaXiniya XNY 5.80 –.10 –35 216 9õ8 15 9 B D–17.0 ChinaYida CNYD 9.68 +.37 +27 19 7 ê

89 97 91 B B 33.0 ChinYuch 1.2 CYD 28.60 –1.38 –2 385 10ò

76 90 54 A B–19.7 ChinaBiot r CHBT 14.93 +.46 +76 780 10ò19 21 12 C C 35.0 Chinacache CCIH 22.56 –.19 –43 85 ..õ44 55 44 B B–8.6 ChinaCEdn CAST 7.51 +.05 +21 339 15 ê74 96 42 B A–8.4 ChinaEdun r CEDU 7.78 –.02 –71 9 17 ê54 80 27 A C–5.2 ChinaNet CNET 4.10 +.05 –74 14 6 ê68 79 64 D A–18.6 Chindex CHDX 15.22 –.52 +25 55 31k

85 69 87 D B 8.0 ChipMOS IMOSD 6.41 –.13 –33 40 99 ê99 97 93 A B+262 7Chipotle CMG.219.4 –6.09 –37 620 42ò

26 11 52 C A–16.9 Chiquita CQB 15.70 –.71 +6 649 24ò37 71 41 D D+39.8 ChoicHtl 2.0 CHH 37.20 –1.38 –26 84 20ò

6 12 8 E A–11.6 ChrisBnk 4.2 CBK 5.73 –.27 –11 296 63 ê2 10 6 E D–3.1 Chromcrft CRC 1.73 –.07 +59 12 .. ê

34 55 45 B D–60.5 Chubb 2.6 r CB 57.97 –1.36 +20 2.7m 9o

56 88 40 B B 72.5 ChrchDwt 1.0 CHD 68.94 –.47 –27 255 17k

70 54 62 C B+44.5 ChrchlD 1.2 CHDN 41.88 –.94 +13 44 38 ê

77 40 95 E A+3.4 Chyron CHYR 2.92 +.02 –91 2 .. ê44 19 81 D A–5.2 Ciber r CBR 4.52 –.37 +12 576 22ò62 2 96 D B 25.8 CienaCp CIEN 23.50 –.15 +15 6.7m ..o82 66 76 B A–42.7 CIGNA .1 CI 41.26 –1.29 –11 2.5m 9ò

98 84 93 A A–101 Cimarex .3 XEC 100.2 –.26 +85 1.2m 15ò94 80 99 D A 4.6 7CimtrnLtd CIMT 3.91 –.28+232 199 15k

28 49 34 D B+3.7 CinciBell r CBB 2.85 –.01 +24 2.7m 7k

34 37 62 C C+NH CinnFnl 5.0 CINF 32.16 –.63 +16 1.1m 21ò18 41 22 E B–3.2 Cinedigm CIDM 1.53 –.02 –36 25 ..k64 75 37 B B–19.8 Cinemar 5.0 CNK 16.82 –.38 –19 709 12ò27 33 38 C B 30.2 Cintas 1.8 r CTAS 27.90 –1.43 +91 2.2m 19o

69 62 78 C D–44.5 Circor .4 CIR 40.47 –1.38 –1 59 22ò

99 96 97 A B–NH CirrusLgc r CRUS.20.72 –.57+174 9.0m 17o

62 85 12 A C 27.7 Cisco r CSCO 20.93 –.51 –22 46m 12ò18 29 13 B C 37.6 CitiTrnds CTRN 23.27 –.34 0 147 14 ê66 80 70 C B 5.2 Citigrp C 4.72 –.11 +9 637m 13o

52 45 73 D A–16.7 CitizNt 3.5 CZNC 14.96 –.87 +42 33 10 ê26 10 65 C C 5.3 CtzCmtB CZWI 4.73 –.02 +56 8 ..k57 80 72 E B NH CitizFst CZFC 8.11 +.36 –84 0.3 10 ê26 28 36 B B–7.9 Citizens CIA 7.05 –.26+102 131 24 ê3 13 6 E B+1.5 CitznRep CRBC .62 –.07+178 9.6m .. ê

14 11 11 C B+6.9 CitizSo .9 CSBC 4.40 –.07 –92 0.6 4x

81 78 73 A B–71.9 CitrixSys r CTXS 63.76 –1.07 +15 2.9m 32o

25 32 47 B B–38.7 CtyHld 3.9 CHCO 34.60 –.22+168 163 13 ê43 69 50 C D+64.3 CityNatl 1.4 CYN 58.82 –.55 –9 310 24o

43 47 62 B B–17.7 CityTlcm 3.4 CTEL 13.79 –.50 +18 153 17k

78 76 62 B B–45.1 Clarcor 1.0 r CLC 42.69 –1.25 +57 300 22 ê

6 19 39 E B–0.8 ClarkHldg GLA .33 –.02 –24 10 .. ê69 50 95 D C–2.4 ClaudeRs CGR 1.96 +.02 –61 221 .. ê.. .. 46 .. B+15.6 ClayDiv 2.8 DCS 15.13 –.32 –19 17 ..õ.. .. 31 .. B–69.4 ClayBon 1.7 UBD 52.65 +.10 –63 0.6 ..k.. .. 44 .. D–21.3 ClayStr 9 GOF 20.12 –.14 –34 37 ..k

92 80 97 E B–88.1 ClayWEgy CWEI 85.06 +.47 –5 47 .. ê8 14 3 E E 44.4 CleanDsln CDTI 7.21 –.49 +4 81 .. ê8 7 5 C C+23.7 CleanEnn CLNE 11.97 –.59+126 2.0m ..o

93 97 88 B A–91.6 CleanH CLH 88.91 –1.42 –17 146 19ò

30 50 4 A ..9.0 ClntechInnv CTEK 5.90 –.10 –90 2 45õ44 31 73 E B–14.9 ClearCha r CCO 13.60 –.30 +17 181 .. ê.. .. 44 .. C+24.4 Clearbr 6.4 CEM 21.83 +.11 –20 164 99 ê

99 98 97 C A–NH Clearfield CLFD 4.53 +.17+121 108 30 ê95 68 92 B A+5.1 ClearOn CLRO 4.79 –.01 –29 8 19 ê75 63 74 B B 85.3 ClearwPn CLW 78.67 –2.53 +32 82 15k

9 3 5 D C–8.8 Clearwire CLWR 5.29 –.09 –25 3.3m ..ò51 59 47 B C NH Cleco 3.2 CNL 31.31 –.40 +43 452 14k

74 41 90 B C+7.9 ClevBioL CBLI 6.62 –.37+148 438 ..o73 64 62 B B–9.6 ClickSft CKSW 7.37 –.12 –16 180 17ò97 92 92 A B–91.4 CliffsNtl .7 CLF 83.09 –2.15 –12 2.9m 15ò

85 84 82 C A 11.97CliftnS 2.1 r CSBK 11.31 –.47 –28 23 34 ê68 34 95 E A–NH ClincData CLDA 27.36 +.60 +84 1.4m ..ò20 58 27 D B 69.0 Clorox 3.4 CLX 63.79 –.53 +36 2.2m 14ò77 38 90 B C 23.9 CloudPkn CLD 22.52 –.10 –7 1.4m 10o

.. .. 39 .. C+17.0 CloughGA 7.7 GLV 15.57 –.16 +32 34 .. ê

.. .. 41 .. C+15.6 CloughG 7.8 GLQ 14.88 –.24 –9 49 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. C 14.0 ClghGOp 8.1 GLO 13.26 –.20 –14 125 .. ê47 96 4 A C 28.6 CNinsur 2.6 r CISG 17.07 –.23 –54 588 14o

89 94 80 A B 58.67Coach 1.1 r COH.52.82 –1.18 –1 3.4m 19o

7 12 21 D D–4.8 CoastDistrb CRV 3.74 –.11 –89 0.2 21 ê45 1 83 .. B 15.0 CobaltIEnn CIE 12.80 –.37 –59 294 ..o38 65 62 E B 8.3 Cobiz .6 COBZ 6.34 +.36+277 436 .. ê71 50 94 E A–3.6 CobraEltr COBR 3.41 +.01+163 39 ..k42 85 32 C C–61.0 CcColaB 1.9 COKE 53.41 –1.59 +58 44 15 ê

52 78 50 A D 65.9 CocaCo 2.8 KO 62.21 –.49 +24 12m 18ò53 58 80 B C–26.1 CocaClEn 1.9 r CCE 25.03 –.59 –2 3.7m 14ò55 68 53 B B 85.0 CocaCFm 1.4 KOF 78.79 –2.86 +18 75 19k

43 48 63 C A–30.1 CcColaH 1.2 CCH 28.30 –1.50+782 115 17k

27 18 9 C B+15.0 Codexis CDXS 9.17 –.14 –41 96 ..õ59 54 83 C B–11.2 CodrsVly 3.1 CVLY 10.38 –.01 –89 0.4 8 ê49 24 87 D D–28.2 CoeurDAlne CDE 23.62 +.64 +56 3.6m ..ò14 26 18 B C 5.6 CoffeeH 3.0 JVA 3.95 –.09 +18 17 6õ2 7 11 E B–8.5 CgdSpen 6.7 CSA 5.99 –.24 +10 332 ..k

63 53 83 D B+15.2 CogentC CCOI 13.28 –.53 –11 214 ..k99 80 92 B A 32.7 Cognex 1.0 CGNX 31.17 –1.01 +20 277 28ò

97 96 84 A B 76.57CognizntTc r CTSH.71.63 –1.54 +4 2.2m 31ò

79 85 76 B B 9.3 CogoGrp r COGO 8.63 –.14 –31 138 11o

.. .. 37 .. B+13.9 CohSClo 8.0 FOF 13.03 –.21 –50 42 .. ê

.. .. 56 .. E 13.8 CohStDiv 7.2 DVM 12.83 –.21 –56 37 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. D–11.9 CohStGl 10 INB 11.18 –.16+186 186 .. ê

.. .. 46 .. B 38.2 CohStGRl 5.4 GRI 35.90 –.56 –11 11 .. ê82 59 81 A C+NH CohenStr 1.4 CNS 28.37 –.49 +9 142 29 ê.. .. 51 .. B+17.5 CohStIn 8.5 UTF 16.97 –.19 +3 233 .. ê.. .. 79 .. B–NH CohStrQ 7.9 RQI 9.15 –.13 –5 324 .. ê.. .. 65 .. D+14.9 CohStRE 8.5 RNP 14.19 –.24 –12 129 .. ê.. .. 25 .. E 25.2 Cohen&St 8.4 PSF 24.52 –.17 –62 17 99 ê.. .. 71 .. D+15.7 CohenSt 6.4 RFI 13.78 –.04 –34 26 .. ê

95 74 91 B B NH Coherentn COHR 53.44 +6.01+687 965 20o

72 80 35 C C 17.4 Cohu 1.6 COHU 15.13 –.05 +89 209 10o

58 83 24 B C+67.6 Coinstar CSTR 41.49 +.16 –3 1.7m 24ò2 21 4 E D 8.8 CldwtrCrk CWTR 2.93 +.03 –31 870 .. ê

70 80 49 D B–7.9 ColemanC CCIX 6.30 –.24 0 48 10 ê76 54 86 C B 19.3 Colfaxn CFX 18.18 –.70 +40 142 22k

33 68 22 A D 86.2 ColgPlmv 2.8 r CL 76.99 –.40 +30 3.3m 15o

56 60 64 C B+26.7 CollectBr PSS 20.24 –.83 –18 1.1m 11o

17 27 35 B E 17.0 ClctUnv 9 CLCT 13.82 +.02 –27 28 13k

85 91 86 D B+12.5 ColonialFin COBK 12.35 +.15 –72 2 13 ê36 26 77 D B 19.8 ColonlP 3.2 CLP 18.92 –.46 +43 830 .. ê4 31 19 E C 9.3 ColonyBk CBAN 4.25 +.05 –50 1 .. ê

35 32 47 .. B–20.8 ColonyFn 5.9 CLNY 20.28 –.28 +50 79 24 ê48 80 36 C B–25.0 ColumBk .2 COLB 19.72 –.48 +11 213 45ó92 61 98 B A+2.7 ColumLabs CBRX 2.30 –.14 –27 722 .. ê.. .. 35 .. B 20.6 ColmbiaSe 9 STK 19.72 –.28 +11 66 ..k

67 47 77 C B+63.0 ColumSp 1.3 COLM 61.18 –1.42 +51 206 28o

26 27 38 D C 22.3 ClmbMckn CMCO 17.06 –2.66+999 889 40 ê

15 14 13 E C–7.8 CombiMxrs CBMX 2.69 –.02 –11 21 .. ê79 72 71 B A–23.8 CmstA 1.6 CMCSA 22.84 –.47 +21 18m 17ò75 72 70 B B 22.4 CctSp 1.7 CMCSK 21.46 –.43 +14 4.8m 16ò34 80 34 E B–45.9 Comerica 1.1 r CMA 37.99 –.38 –4 3.1m 29o

12 25 43 D C–14.5 ComfrtS 1.6 r FIX 12.75 –.41+108 189 26 ê17 68 7 C C+2.8 ComndSecn MOC 1.85 –.04 –97 0.7 10k

57 60 55 C A–42.7 CmcBcs 2.3 CBSH 41.06 –.49 –33 293 16 ê48 22 65 D B–18.2 CmrclMt 2.9 CMC 16.51 –.64 –21 1.2m ..o86 80 97 E A–19.67ComrclVeh CVGI 16.00 –1.09 +61 282 ..k

5 27 2 E D+5.4 CmwlthB CWBS 1.24 +.01 –48 26 ..k16 46 26 C C–33.0 Comnwlth 7.6 CWH 26.28 –.09 +5 488 35k

86 91 36 A A–4.2 CmTouchrs r CTCH 3.84 –.06 –31 30 20k

96 95 81 C B 15.8 CommSys 4.0 JCS 15.03 –.15 –70 4 14 ê57 84 50 C B–29.0 CmtyBkSy 3.7 CBU 25.62 –.82 +43 247 13 ê2 22 4 E A–3.7 CmtyBkTr BTC 1.16 –.02 –90 9 .. ê1 14 5 E D 5.0 CmtyCap CPBK 2.55 ... –48 4 .. ê2 21 1 E C+3.5 ComCntBk CCBD .51 +.05 –64 5 .. ê9 38 10 C D+5.3 CmntyFnlVa CFFC 3.33 –.05 –22 3 9k

34 62 43 C D 42.3 CommtyHlth r CYH 34.96 –.45 –68 530 11ò62 70 73 C B+6.0 CmtyPtrBc CPBC 5.00 +.10+296 10 12 ê40 77 40 C B–31.6 CmtyTrBc 4.2 CTBI 28.78 –1.08 +67 44 13 ê

65 80 90 E B–5.0 CmntyWst CWBC 4.42 –.07 –24 6 31 ê84 62 83 A C–31.9 CommVlt r CVLT 29.90 –.45 +13 445 42ò73 95 73 A E 32.0 CompBbd 2.7 ABV 27.05 –.69 +32 3.9m 21o

81 95 78 A D+27.1 AmBevC 3.0 ABVC 23.48 +.03+976 188 18 ê67 84 73 A E 54.7 CmpSABESP SBS 48.80 –1.20 +92 528 6o

41 71 39 B D–43.5 CmpnBra .1 CBD 37.12 –.70+190 1.7m 25 ê28 53 30 A E 18.6 Energet 5.1 CIG 16.39 –.19 +17 2.0m 10 ê45 73 28 B C 21.0 ComphSi 3.4 SID 16.62 –.47 +15 5.0m 14ò49 74 55 A E 61.5 CpCervcr 2.3 CCU 53.68 –.15 +4 38 16 ê47 17 65 C D 18.6 ComDivHl 7.9 CODI 17.15 –.44 –19 202 ..o80 50 78 B B+NH CmpsMn 1.7 CMP 90.92 –1.29 –49 202 19ò

83 36 94 B B–34.2 Cmpllntnya CML 27.69 –.03 –28 907 98ò21 1 22 D C+9.0 CmpltGnm GNOM 7.63 –.28 –44 62 ..õ89 80 94 D C+32.77CompPdS CPX 27.29 –.44 –20 1.2m 66ò66 66 82 E C+7.4 CompuCrd CCRT 6.32 +.01 –7 64 .. ê

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 D3IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

72 31 75 D A+5.8 Compgn CGEN 5.41 –.20 –12 124 ..ò89 88 67 A B–NH CmptrPr 2.8 CPSI 50.84 +5.03+582 395 29 ê45 59 42 C C+55.9 Computr 1.5 r CSC 52.45 –1.71 +24 1.3m 10ò

94 94 90 C A–12.4 CmpTask CTGX 11.39 –.43 +45 55 24k

71 66 71 B B+12.3 Compuwr CPWR 10.48 –1.09+314 9.1m 21o

86 80 80 D A–15.37CompxIn 3.7 CIX 13.58 –.07 –31 2 43 ê96 93 79 A B 24.8 ComScoren SCOR 23.80 –.18 +51 266 28k

14 9 48 D B+4.0 ComstckHm CHCI 1.32 –.06 –4 101 .. ê43 50 24 D B 41.3 ComstckRes CRK 26.27 –.37 –38 512 ..ò78 89 22 A B+36.5 Comtch 3.6 r CMTL 28.12 –1.84+120 735 10o

25 44 4 D C 12.3 Comvergen COMV 6.33 –.25 +14 216 .. ê8 5 32 C D+40.3 Con–Way 1.2 CNW 33.62 –1.02 –14 521 81ò

16 45 24 C D+26.3 ConAgra 4.1 r CAG 22.44 –.43 +18 4.5m 14o

11 22 10 B C–22.4 Conceptus CPTS 13.55 –.24 +47 340 21k

99 99 94 A B–96.17ConchoRn CXO.91.25 +3.60 +42 1.6m 34ò46 44 33 A B 10.0 ConcMed r CCM 7.27 –.23 +28 73 19 ê71 72 51 B D 56.6 ConcurTch CNQR 50.04 –1.22 –23 419 64ò

29 27 22 E B–7.3 ConcrCptr CCUR 5.20 –.22 –23 14 ..k24 28 26 C B 5.2 Conexant CNXT 2.05 –.05 –28 1.6m 4k

72 80 74 C B 27.1 Conmed CNMD 26.02 –.25 +31 153 19k

22 27 24 D C–3.7 ConmedHn CONM 3.25 ... +73 8 25 ê32 8 80 .. A 7.2 CTBkTr CTBC 6.30 –.94 +95 8 99 ê32 47 36 B C–28.3 CNWtrSv 3.8 CTWS 24.40 –1.22+137 37 23 ê

1 14 7 E B–10.3 Conns CONN 4.41 –.15 –13 207 16o

80 54 80 B B NH ConocPh 3.1 r COP 70.56 +1.17+146 18m 11o

16 64 1 E D+4.7 Conolog CNLG .36 –.03 +97 1.0m .. ê28 57 26 B D–19.5 ConsolC 8.7 CNSL 17.80 –.37 –20 136 17o

72 39 71 B B–55.4 ConslEng .8 CNX 47.93 –.52 +39 5.2m 21o

34 59 44 C B–51.0 ConEdisn 4.8 ED 50.07 –.55 –12 1.3m 14o

63 83 72 D B 53.3 ConsldGrph r CGX 50.21 –2.19 –11 51 17k

19 17 24 E A–36.0 ConsTom .1 CTO 28.76 –.42 +65 17 ..k18 57 20 C B+15.1 ConsWtr 2.7 CWCO 11.17 +.92+228 261 18 ê76 50 83 C B–32.1 CnstantCn CTCT 27.91 –.95 –33 226 99k

33 64 42 B C–22.5 ConstelA r STZ 19.14 –.34 +25 2.2m 10o

36 64 40 B B–22.3 ConstellB r STZB 19.12 –.25 –90 0.1 10 ê12 19 32 D A–38.7 ConstlEn 3.0 CEG 32.16 –.82 –20 1.7m 11ò23 34 7 D D–4.8 ConstlEP CEP 2.80 –.05 –39 28 ..k30 29 62 E B+2.3 CnsmrPrt CPSS 1.22 –.06 +1 29 .. ê97 96 63 A C+60.5 Contango MCF 57.27 –.74 –50 56 16ò95 86 87 A C–63.87ContlResn CLR 61.18 +1.44 +51 939 35ò41 74 22 B C–5.1 Continucare CNU 4.00 –.33+253 459 11k

83 80 92 E A 23.7 ContlMateral CUO 21.32 –2.40 –57 0.3 .. ê

42 37 75 C B 14.7 Convergys CVG 13.96 –.45 –46 330 13k

21 40 2 E B 1.3 ConvOrgn COIN .39 –.02 –3 1.4m .. ê22 32 27 D C+11.0 Convio CNVO 9.00 ... –52 32 39õ84 89 87 B B–59.1 CooperC .1 COO 56.93 –1.25 –52 225 18o

85 72 80 C B+62.1 CooprInd 1.8 CBE 60.77 –.69 +19 1.3m 18o

41 6 66 B B–25.1 CooprT&R 1.8 CTB 23.00 –.43+122 1.4m 13o

56 65 49 A B 63.1 CopaHold 1.9 CPA 56.53 –2.37 +40 282 12ò

39 6 82 C B–35.0 CopanEn 6.8 CPNO 33.92 –.53 +31 363 ..x

70 66 58 A B+40.9 Copart r CPRT 39.11 –.51 –32 823 21o

48 12 81 E B 4.7 CorceptTh CORT 4.09 –.07 +26 666 .. ê91 81 75 A C–92.1 CoreLa 1.1 CLB 88.91 +1.24 +3 320 31ò28 40 46 C D+37.2 CoreMark CORE 33.79 –.78 –36 33 16 ê48 28 89 D B–6.7 CoreMold CMT 6.20 +.15 +14 7 12 ê26 32 50 C B 21.4 CoreLogic CLGX 19.95 –.68 +24 736 9k

28 52 17 .. C+16.7 CoresiteRlty COR 14.35 –.27 –24 191 ..õ29 74 3 A A–19.3 CornthClg COCO 5.44 –.47 +10 6.1m 3ò32 12 61 .. B–3.0 CorMedix CRMD 1.94 –.04 –47 12 ..õ87 90 84 C B+49.5 CornPr 1.2 CPO 46.91 –1.34 +15 558 16k

.. .. 44 .. B–8.3 CornstP 15 CFP 7.81 +.03 +6 101 .. ê

.. .. 8 .. B 12.8 Cornrst 16 CLM 9.39 –.10 –22 61 .. ê53 81 24 A D–7.6 CornerTh CRTX 5.80 –.01 +19 38 9 ê.. .. 8 .. B 11.0 CrnstTo 15 CRF 8.41 –.07 –31 38 .. ê

92 73 69 A B+NH Corning .9 GLW 21.80 –.36 +40 18m 10o

86 95 91 B C 94.5 Corpban 3.5 BCA 80.32 –4.04 –62 4 15k

75 33 89 B A 40.9 CorpExec 1.1 EXBD 38.99 –1.10 +3 149 26ò

6 19 26 D B–43.6 CpOffcP 4.6 OFC 36.12 –.37 +31 916 99ò57 86 58 C C–26.9 CorrecCp r CXW 24.38 –.62 –1 537 17k

92 93 83 A B 50.5 Corvel CRVL 48.95 –.12 +25 42 20k

59 32 72 A D 14.7 Cosann 2.0 CZZ 12.89 –.12 +24 1.5m 9ò44 29 91 E C 1.7 Cosi COSI 1.40 +.03 +8 87 .. ê62 47 99 E B+12.9 CostPlus CPWM 8.68 –.62 –49 212 ..o48 45 82 .. A 15.3 Costama 6.6 CMRE 15.22 +.12 –39 161 12õ75 62 78 B B 60.1 CostarGrp CSGP 56.30 –1.54 +2 104 51k

69 78 72 C B 73.7 Costco 1.1 COST 71.93 –1.19 –15 2.4m 23o

22 28 38 B D 9.1 Cott COT 7.95 –.22 +4 666 9k

46 62 13 A C 36.5 CntryStylCkg CCSC.23.08 +.08 –81 30 72õ5 13 19 D B–18.9 Courier 5.9 CRRC 14.20 –.71 +41 48 18 ê

40 51 60 C B–8.7 Cousins 2.1 CUZ 8.49 –.21 –25 464 ..k63 36 66 B A–63.5 Covance r CVD 56.75 –.47 +70 1.2m 25o

33 41 36 C B 18.9 CovantaH r CVA 16.86 –.19 –35 624 29ò58 80 89 D D+10.0 CovenantTr CVTI 8.88 –.17 –50 22 38 ê75 85 83 D B+NH CoventryHt CVH 29.51 –1.01 +6 1.3m 7ò

69 76 54 B B+52.5 Covidien 1.7 COV 47.08 –.72 +27 4.1m 13ò31 12 46 D B 6.0 CowenGpn COWN 4.50 –.26 –1 138 .. ê66 87 40 B C 57.8 CBRL 1.7 CBRL 50.31 –1.57 –10 235 13ò

63 70 98 D B–9.9 CraftBrew HOOK 7.32 –.16 –55 26 52 ê76 65 77 C A–45.9 Crane 2.1 CR 44.03 –.96 –1 290 17o

54 80 57 C B–3.5 CrawfrdA CRDA 2.71 –.18 +65 83 4k

49 80 55 C C 4.7 CrawfordB CRDB 3.51 –.27 +27 69 6k

35 5 79 E A NH CrayInc CRAY 7.42 +.10 +81 364 ..k61 95 43 A D+128 Credico 1.6 BAP 104.5 –3.00 +56 343 14ò

83 94 43 A B–64.1 CreditAcc CACC 57.21 –1.88 +75 43 11k

.. .. 61 .. B 24.7 CDCush3 4.9 MLPN 24.18 –.14 –88 22 99 ê28 4 39 B B 54.2 CrdSuis 2.5 CS 45.12 –.69 +22 1.4m 10ò.. .. 34 .. D 3.2 CredtSw 10 DHY 3.01 +.01 –12 328 ..õ.. .. 26 .. D+3.8 CrSuis 8.7 CIK 3.56 –.01 –26 104 .. ê.. .. 40 .. B–23.0 CSLgShLiq CSLS 21.97 –.08+280 25 99 ê.. .. 33 .. D–21.9 CrdtSuisMrg CSMA 20.31 +.04 –11 34 99 ê

83 69 82 B B–12.5 CredoPetr r CRED 10.90 +.19 –27 22 49 ê57 91 10 A D–83.4 Cree CREE 50.78 –.89 –7 3.6m 23o

2 17 8 E C+5.1 CrscntF CRFN 2.22 –.18+125 25 ..õ90 91 77 A C+29.5 CrstwdM 6.1 CMLP 28.26 –.71 –44 27 23x

45 4 73 C B–20.1 Cresud 1.8 CRESY 17.94 –1.09 +79 191 21k

40 80 37 .. B 14.1 CreXus 6.6 CXS 13.28 –.18 –4 40 20 ê68 55 77 E B+4.7 CrimsnEx CXPO 4.13 ... –69 68 .. ê78 80 93 D B 19.57Crocs CROX 16.31 –.50 –3 2.2m 25ò83 80 97 D B+10.2 CrossAT ATX 9.80 +.05 –41 14 22k

9 15 10 E B–11.0 CrssCtryHlt CCRN 7.19 –.32 +61 108 44 ê80 80 71 A D+44.5 CrosTim 6.8 CRT 43.51 +.90 –16 12 16k

61 43 99 .. B–2.8 CrsshrExgn CXZ 1.86 ... –41 457 .. ê36 44 39 D B 10.1 Crosstex 3.8 XTXI 8.52 –.03 +50 333 .. ê65 49 79 C B 15.3 Crosstx 6.9 XTEX 15.15 +.17 –23 123 ..o31 32 45 D B 44.5 CrownCstl CCI 43.05 –.81 –33 1.2m ..o75 94 68 B B 5.9 CrwnCf 1.7 CRWS 4.80 –.14 –81 3 8k

56 71 69 E B–34.4 CrownHldg r CCK 33.17 –.62 +15 1.2m 15ò

21 20 67 E C–3.9 CrwnMdia CRWN 2.39 –.03 +69 176 .. ê71 36 90 C B 34.5 Crucell CRXL 33.22 –.20+198 187 ..k26 62 13 B D 19.0 CrudeCrr 5.0 CRU 15.87 +.43+317 273 35õ33 86 9 B C 7.5 Cryolife r CRY 5.16 –.20 +40 165 14k

1 4 6 E D 4.7 Cryptlgc CRYP 1.43 –.02 –84 26 .. ê51 66 62 B B 1.0 CrystalRk CRVP .78 –.02 +53 35 3 ê7 13 7 .. D–0.8 Crystllx KRY .28 +.00 –74 110 .. ê

67 27 82 C ..16.2 CTPartners CTP 15.50 –.10–100 0.2 11õ80 99 28 A D 53.2 Ctrip CTRP 40.65 –2.55 +26 3.3m 35ò

91 97 71 B B 51.5 Cubic .4 CUB 48.57 –1.03 +56 122 18k

53 2 59 B A–1.4 CubicEn QBC .93 ... –36 134 ..k56 61 30 B B–25.5 CubistPhr CBST 22.24 –.63 –13 763 8o

44 59 45 B C 62.6 CullenFr 3.1 CFR 58.22 –.36 +38 542 16o

30 56 12 A B–17.1 Culp CFI 9.79 –.28 +36 40 8 ê3 26 7 C E 13.4 CumbPh CPIX 6.05 –.20 –50 67 67 ê

92 89 93 B B–114 Cummins 1.0 CMI 105.4 –4.54 +45 2.5m 22ò

49 42 74 C B–5.5 CumulsMdi CMLS 3.80 –.21 –34 43 5 ê

84 46 95 D A 3.6 Curis CRIS 2.86 –.15 +42 852 ..k.. .. 44 .. D–102 CurrShA 3.2 FXA 99.6 +.09 –33 129 ..ó

.. .. 31 .. B 162 CurrShBrt FXB 157.7 –.67 +4 88 ..ó

.. .. 35 .. C–100 CurrShC .1 FXC 99.4 –.78 –6 125 ..ó

.. .. 28 .. B+142 CurEuro FXE 135.6 –1.29 –30 907 ..ó

.. .. 39 .. D 123 CurrJpn FXY 120.3 +1.09 –49 97 ..ó

.. .. 37 .. B 83.6 CurrShM 2.2 FXM 82.18 –1.00 +98 11 ..õ

.. .. 49 .. B 155 CurrShS .6 FXS 152.9 –1.97+270 27 ..ó

.. .. 51 .. C 107 CurrShSws FXF 105.2 +.39 +13 108 ..ó60 70 52 C B 37.5 CurtsWrt .9 CW 34.86 –.84 +26 246 15k

.. .. 69 .. B 11.1 CushTRt 8.4 SRV 10.68 +.02 –21 136 ..k11 2 24 E A–12.0 Cutera CUTR 8.08 –.33 –7 43 ..k42 14 82 B B+4.5 Cyanotc CYAN 2.93 –.07 –77 5 9k

19 12 2 B B–4.7 CyberDef CYDE 2.38 –.08 –82 26 ..õ74 28 91 B A–35.3 Cyberonics r CYBX 33.07 –1.02 –16 209 27ò

86 80 60 D A–12.0 CybrOptcs CYBE 9.49 –.06 –62 4 59k

4 25 1 E B–1.8 CybexIntl CYBI .75 +.02 –75 30 ..k11 41 7 E D+3.0 Cyclacel CYCC 1.44 –.04 –43 421 .. ê8 14 10 D D–0.7 CycleCtry ATC .33 +.02 –94 0.7 ..k

95 80 89 B C 51.47Cymer CYMI 48.05 –.87 –1 328 20ó31 44 37 E B 14.1 Cynosure CYNO 10.94 +.01 +32 46 ..k97 75 96 B A NH CyprsSemi r CY 21.15 –.89+110 6.9m 22o

49 83 29 B D 14.6 CypSharp 18 CYS 13.02 –.11 –41 670 6ò58 48 66 C C+61.4 CytecInd .1 CYT 53.87 +2.64+503 3.1m 17o

5 8 3 C E 3.7 Cytokinet CYTK 1.90 –.01 –54 362 ..k25 3 35 B B+8.2 Cytori CYTX 5.42 –.15 +13 493 ..o11 9 6 E C–1.5 CytRx CYTR .77 –.04 +5 574 .. ê

— D —63 61 61 A B–40.5 DCPMidP 6.3 DPM 38.68 +.03 +9 125 31o

19 14 59 E B 5.9 DCTIndl 5.0 DCT 5.59 –.19 +88 4.9m ..k98 99 92 C C+12.47DDiCorp 3.6 DDIC 11.26 –.33 –29 148 13k

67 97 23 A C+44.2 DGFast r DGIT 27.40 –.95 +2 308 13ò65 24 96 E B+4.8 DGSE DGSE 4.42 –.08 –66 3 7 ê55 39 70 C A+5.2 DHTHld 8.0 DHT 5.02 –.01 +22 329 21o

1 3 1 B D–13.7 DJSPEnt DJSP .53 –.02 –46 99 ..k7 9 3 E C–6.8 DMedInds DMED 3.92 –.03 –75 0.5 ..õ

71 72 91 C B–11.3 DNBFnl 1.2 DNBF 10.39 +.09 –62 0.5 9 ê.. .. 27 .. C 10.2 DNPSlct 8.2 DNP 9.47 –.15 –50 177 .. ê

67 93 27 A B+28.4 DPL 4.6 DPL 26.34 –.32 +7 731 11k

30 26 47 C B 15.4 DRHort 1.2 DHI 12.50 –.31 +36 8.4m 99o

14 11 3 B C+2.2 DRICorp TBUS 1.16 –.02 –71 8 .. ê54 66 38 D B 9.1 DSPGroup DSPG 7.56 –.27 +31 117 11õ69 82 48 B A–48.2 DSTSys 1.3 DST 46.69 –1.14 –19 179 10k

70 77 63 B B–41.8 DSWInc DSW 33.28 –1.29 +14 391 14o

21 43 29 C D+49.1 DTEEnrgy 4.8 DTE 46.22 –.79 –33 749 13k

.. .. 16 .. C 16.6 DTFTxF 5.5 DTF 14.08 –.20+434 73 ..õ

87 81 83 A B–50.57DTSInc DTSI 45.21 –.73 +1 118 43k

94 80 92 D B+3.2 DUSAPhrm DUSA 3.14 +.03 –4 42 39 ê.. .. 30 .. B 8.7 DWSGlbHi 6.6 LBF 7.89 –.05 –56 13 ..k.. .. 39 .. C 15.0 DWSHIO 7.6 DHG 14.25 –.05 –50 40 .. ê.. .. 34 .. C 10.4 DWSHiInc 8.6 KHI 9.75 –.04 –10 41 .. ê.. .. 36 .. E 10.7 DWSMult 8.8 KMM 10.03 +.01 –44 36 .. ê.. .. 13 .. C 13.4 DWSMuni 7.5 KTF 11.14 +.10 –47 68 ..k.. .. 56 .. B–20.5 DWSRREn 5.1 DRP 18.65 –.24 –26 33 .. ê.. .. 13 .. E 14.0 DWSStMu 7.7 KSM 11.98 +.05 –27 27 ..k.. .. 28 .. B–13.7 DWSStInc 8.7 KST 12.70 –.15+147 53 ..k

82 95 79 D D–25.0 DXPEnterpr DXPE 21.60 –.56 –30 34 19 ê82 72 95 E B–17.3 Daktrncs .7 DAKT 14.81 –.81 –6 232 ..k80 50 89 D B+18.9 DanaHldgn DAN 17.50 –1.30+125 5.7m ..ò

89 86 61 B B–48.0 Danaher .2 r DHR 46.05 –.60 +68 4.5m 19o

16 9 23 B C+5.3 Danaos DAC 4.41 –.10 –74 17 6 ê86 79 90 B B 21.9 DnvBcn .7 r DNBK 21.56 –.18 –10 229 23 ê83 80 69 A B 15.4 DagoEnergy DQ 13.11 –.17 +3 269 9õ23 2 45 .. A 10.7 DARA DARA 3.70 –.01 –75 57 .. ê64 85 41 B D+50.8 DardnRst 2.8 r DRI 45.18 –.76 –24 1.3m 14o

81 54 93 B B+13.9 DarlingIntl DAR 13.70 +.74+999 15m 25o

94 80 81 C B+6.2 DataIO DAIO 6.21 +.01 –47 9 23k

91 81 93 C B–7.1 7Datalink DTLK 6.30 –.15 +59 186 22 ê13 6 7 D B+3.5 Dataram DRAM 1.90 –.04 –59 19 ..k46 39 76 D D 3.6 Datawatch DWCH 3.36 +.12 –91 0.5 55k

74 74 64 B B–76.1 DaVita DVA 74.28 –1.03 –7 725 17ò

63 37 87 E C 34.7 DawsnGeo DWSN 33.19 +.51 +17 43 ..k13 11 17 B C 13.0 Daxor 28 DXR 9.25 ... –88 0.7 31 ê8 49 3 .. C–4.3 DayStar DSTI 1.57 +.01 –63 35 .. ê.. .. 80 .. B 3.6 DCATot 5.7 DCA 3.48 –.01 –29 67 .. ê

50 36 61 C B–22.7 DealerTrk TRAK 19.68 –.29 +91 289 45k

7 13 7 B B 18.4 DeanFds DF 10.03 –.40 –37 4.5m 10ò7 39 23 E B–5.5 DearbrnBc DEAR 1.81 –.06 –69 41 ..k

93 98 94 A B–87.9 DeckrsOut DECK.74.41 –2.21 –53 922 21ò

80 99 49 A D+13.0 DeerCon r DEER 11.06 +.05 +44 310 13 ê99 91 88 A B+NH Deere 1.6 DE 88.91 –2.07 –8 3.4m 19ò

24 11 37 C C–7.2 DeefldCap DFR 6.19 +.07 –45 9 3 ê50 98 9 A E 13.5 DehaierM DHRM 5.72 +.24 –78 5 7õ22 29 13 D B+0.5 DejourEgn DEJ .30 –.01+214 2.0m .. ê79 69 88 C A 19.0 DelMon 1.9 r DLM 18.91 +.01 –44 4.2m 14 ê.. .. 44 .. D+13.2 DEEnhG 9 DEX 12.90 –.04 –13 37 .. ê.. .. 30 .. E 13.4 DEInvAZ 4.3 VAZ 12.50 –.05 –36 6 .. ê.. .. 21 .. B–14.5 DEInvCO 4.4 VCF 13.05 –.10 –28 6 .. ê.. .. 36 .. C–8.1 DEInv 8.9 DDF 7.75 –.10 +37 25 .. ê.. .. 28 .. D+7.6 DEGlbD 9 DGF 7.12 –.08+165 29 .. ê.. .. 21 .. D–13.6 DEInvMN 4.6 VMM 12.49 –.02 +16 35 .. ê.. .. 19 .. D 13.4 DelaNatl 4.6 VFL 11.78 –.17+109 14 .. ê

33 30 78 .. C+16.5 Delcath DCTH 9.39 –.01 –37 499 ..o43 10 56 C A–NH Delek 1.9 DK 8.04 –.25 +95 115 ..o11 2 50 E B 2.4 dELIAs DLIA 1.80 –.08 –15 65 .. ê42 76 19 A D+17.5 DellInc DELL 13.15 –.29 +16 23m 9ò49 33 62 B B+30.2 DelphiFn 1.5 DFG 28.89 –1.07 +50 252 8k

30 80 17 E B 14.9 DeltaAirn DAL 11.83 –.47 +39 17m 6o

13 13 13 B C–17.5 DeltaApprl DLA 12.21 –.35+458 92 9 ê36 60 42 D B–34.0 DeltaNG 4.3 DGAS 31.95 –.53 –43 2 18k

26 52 6 D C 2.0 DeltaPetrol DPTR .73 –.02 –15 1.6m ..o15 31 17 D D+8.9 Deltekn PROJ 7.03 –.32 –37 49 16k

86 80 76 C B 63.6 DeltcTm .5 DEL 58.31 –4.08 +39 53 49k

76 76 72 A B+NH Deluxe 4.1 DLX 24.24 –1.30 +86 853 7o

7 1 1 .. ..25.0 DemndMed DMD 20.44 –1.41 –88 820 99 ê

65 12 94 D A 13.5 DemandTn DMAN 12.15 –.29 +23 391 .. ê.. .. 48 .. A NH DenaliFd .2 DNY 16.25 –.11+136 13 ..õ

68 35 70 B C–20.0 DenbryRes DNR 19.27 +.67+153 8.0m 35ò19 1 24 D B–57.7 Dendreon DNDN 34.89 –.48 +22 3.3m ..ò88 57 98 D B 3.7 DenisnMngn DNN 3.40 –.06 –46 1.6m ..o64 52 80 E A–4.0 Dennys r DENN 3.72 –.05 +11 674 9k

.. .. 35 .. B–21.6 DentTact .1 DENT 20.36 –.20 +93 24 ..k54 58 53 B B–38.2 Dentsup .6 r XRAY 35.75 –.80 +73 1.3m 19ò77 70 96 D B+7.3 Depomed DEPO 6.24 +.06+100 2.1m ..o54 10 81 D A–9.0 DermaSci DSCI 6.63 –.37+330 139 .. ê84 81 60 B C+7.2 DescSys DSGX 6.92 –.06 +3 10 99 ê75 71 87 C B–46.5 DestMat 3.3 DEST 42.55 –2.92+501 114 11 ê

8 7 8 E C–5.3 Deswell DSWL 3.06 –.07 +57 40 .. ê6 9 19 C B 82.2 DeutschB 1.6 DB 58.90 –1.29 –18 933 6ò

23 30 72 E C–14.4 Develpr 1.2 DDR 13.54 –.38 –6 2.1m ..ò95 74 83 A B–86.7 DevEngy .8 r DVN 85.13 +1.23 +27 3.7m 15ò56 97 21 A B 74.4 DeVry .5 r DV 51.69 –1.32 –22 765 11o

1 7 1 D C 35.0 DexOne DEXO 5.68 –.35 –55 373 .. ê64 36 77 B C 16.1 DexCom DXCM 14.10 –.39 +44 548 .. ê66 78 50 A A–80.7 Diageo 3.1 DEO 77.23 –2.05 +76 1.1m 17ò

13 1 23 E B 7.8 Dialogic DLGC 4.99 ... –72 6 .. ê75 75 70 B B+56.0 DimdFd .4 DMND.49.95 –1.27 –26 161 28ò

.. .. 53 .. B 10.3 DiamdHi .4 DHFT 9.85 –.09 +10 9 .. ê67 43 68 A B–77.0 DiamHill DHIL 67.85 –1.95 –41 7 16k

38 41 28 B B–97.1 DiamndOf .7 DO 70.19 –1.81 +35 2.9m 9ò

22 10 74 E C–12.6 DiamRkH 2.8 DRH 11.91 –.44 +22 1.4m ..k8 1 25 .. ..14.5 DianaContnr DCIX 12.65 –.15 –61 21 99 ê

21 62 10 B E 16.1 DianaShpg DSX 11.72 +.08 +39 1.4m 7ò90 95 95 B B–14.87DiceHldgn DHX 12.89 –.55 +20 485 51k

80 89 86 C B 38.17DcksSpt DKS 35.80 –.92 –14 947 25o

49 68 35 C D+35.2 Diebold 3.5 DBD 30.47 –.67 –18 317 16ò62 69 45 C B–12.4 DigiIntl DGII 10.26 –.47 –4 91 33 ê55 2 91 D A–32.1 Digimarc r DMRC 29.94 –.42 +9 32 99k

26 5 65 E B+3.2 Digirad DRAD 2.28 –.01 –90 7 ..k7 7 9 D C 2.5 DigtlAllyn DGLY 1.64 +.01 –45 31 .. ê

82 80 90 D C 2.5 7DigitlPwr DPW 1.64 ... –53 6 41 ê23 43 19 B D–64.2 DigitlR 3.9 DLR 53.76 –.04 –1 1.5m 92ò20 18 34 C C 39.1 DigitalRiver r DRIV 30.78 –4.73+925 6.1m 35o

38 24 49 B C 33.2 DigitlGlb DGI 30.57 –.22 +42 316 76ò80 80 97 E B–44.5 DillrdD .4 r DDS 40.21 –1.39 –12 1.1m 20o

71 76 60 B B–15.6 DimeB 3.7 DCOM 15.17 +.07 +62 157 11 ê73 33 90 B B+57.8 DineEquity DIN 50.52 –1.94 –11 142 13o

92 81 80 B B 28.0 Diodes DIOD 24.95 –1.35 +44 326 15k

97 81 91 A A–118 Dionex DNEX 118.0 –.10 –50 103 35k

84 95 57 A B 44.6 DirecTVA r DTV 42.17 –.47 –26 5.7m 19ò.. .. 31 .. B+70.3 Direxn20Bear TMV 45.89 –.71 –41 659 ..ó.. .. 8 .. D–56.7 Dirxn20 2.4 TMF 31.86 +.47 +19 253 ..ó.. .. 23 .. C–68.5 Direxn7– 1.1 TYD 54.76 +.79 +87 74 ..õ.. .. 20 .. B–64.0 Direxn7–10Br TYO 45.28 –.63 –18 40 ..õ.. .. 23 .. ..40.8 DxAirlineShrs FLYX 38.13 –.42 –97 0.1 99 ê

.. .. 13 .. C–55.9 DrxBRICBr BRIS 28.66 +1.43+115 3 .. ê

.. .. 35 .. C 48.7 DrxBRIC 1.0 BRIL 41.37 –2.00 +79 6 .. ê

.. .. 4 .. B–54.6 DirChiBear CZI 16.97 +1.20+122 104 ..õ

.. .. 68 .. D+60.0 DirxChi .3 CZM 46.06 –3.52 +42 156 ..õ

.. .. 3 .. C–22.6 DirxDMBear DPK 7.86 +.49+113 496 ..õ

.. .. 59 .. B+81.1 DirxDMB 2.5 DZK 69.72 –4.87 –29 18 ..ó

.. .. 4 .. B 71.2 DirxEMBear EDZ 23.20 +2.02+370 6.2m ..ó

.. .. 56 .. C+43.7 DirxEMB .7 EDC 35.27 –3.47+152 4.0m ..ó

.. .. 1 .. D–71.6 DirxEnBear ERY 19.66 +.21+130 2.2m ..ó

.. .. 97 .. B 68.1 DirxEnB .3 ERX 65.88 –.89 +34 2.6m ..ó

.. .. 3 .. C+22.6 DirxFinBear FAZ 8.79 +.41 +66 43m ..ó

.. .. 74 .. B 39.7 DirxFin .3 FAS 29.22 –1.56 +37 37m ..ó

.. .. 85 .. ..54.5 DxGldBear2x DUST 50.57 –1.13+104 159 99o

.. .. 6 .. ..40.7 DxGldBull2x NUGT 30.43 +.68 +86 100 99 ê

.. .. 31 .. C+47.5 DrxIndiaBr INDZ 31.75 +2.05 +84 7 .. ê

.. .. 11 .. E 56.2 DrxIndiaBl INDL 37.85 –2.80+211 61 .. ê

.. .. 2 .. C 20.3 DirxLCBear BGZ 8.34 +.42+135 10m ..ó

.. .. 88 .. B–NH DirxLCB .3 BGU 74.54 –4.08 +68 1.8m ..ò

.. .. 3 .. C–65.7 DirLatBear LHB 19.38 +1.14 +9 14 ..õ

.. .. 40 .. D+46.3 DirLatB 2.5 LBJ 34.03 –2.42+126 157 ..õ

.. .. 2 .. D+29.1 DirMCBear3x MWN 8.95 +.45 +45 89 ..õ

.. .. 89 .. B NH DirMCBu .3 MWJ 48.82 –2.89 +58 105 ..ó

.. .. 2 .. D 48.6 DXNGs2Bear FCGS 23.21 +.02 –21 1 .. ê

.. .. 92 .. B+64.2 DXNGas2Bull FCGL 60.84 –.40 –44 1 1 ê

.. .. 2 .. D+83.6 DirREBear DRV 16.85 +.83 +98 1.1m ..ó

.. .. 86 .. B NH DirREBu 1.8 DRN 59.60 –3.14 +29 861 ..ó

.. .. 5 .. B–43.9 DXRetl2Bear RETS 26.13 +1.04 –71 1 .. ê

.. .. 85 .. B–60.0 DXRetail .3 RETL 56.12 –2.66+162 14 1 ê

.. .. 2 .. D–59.3 DirxSCBear TZA 15.83 +1.08 +92 36m ..ó

.. .. 91 .. D–79.3 DirxSCB .1 TNA 69.61 –5.48 +53 12m ..ó

.. .. 1 .. D–45.0 DrxSOXBr SOXS 12.56 +.96+282 567 ..o

.. .. 94 .. B+NH DrxSOXB .0 SOXL 59.69 –5.26+196 603 ..o

.. .. 2 .. E 56.9 DirxTcBear TYP 21.37 +1.30+219 813 ..ó

.. .. 90 .. B 54.1 DirxTcBull TYH 49.83 –3.62+144 1.6m ..ó

56 47 83 D B+NH Discove .4 DFS 20.46 –.58 –8 4.0m 16o

68 98 31 B E 45.4 DiscCmA r DISCA.38.66 –.66 –1 1.7m 24ò72 98 29 B C–39.7 DiscCmC r DISCK 33.57 –.60 –8 726 20k

19 49 3 E B 12.4 DiscvyLabs DSCO 3.12 –.13 –19 217 .. ê58 92 41 D B–24.2 DishNetwk DISH 21.03 –.60 +1 2.7m 10o

20 23 24 E C 1.8 DitechNet DITC 1.33 +.07 –53 18 ..k40 30 90 D C–6.0 DocSecSys DMC 5.05 –.12 –38 58 .. ê77 97 28 A C 70.1 DolbyLab r DLB.60.50 –1.35+138 1.1m 22ò

60 42 85 C A+14.9 DoleFoodn DOLE 13.79 –.39 –39 393 47 ê75 48 84 B B 32.5 DollarFin DLLR 30.10 –.74 +94 417 16 ê27 72 36 D D–33.7 DollarGnn DG 28.40 –.27 –52 911 16o

58 75 74 D C 53.0 DollarThty DTG 47.70 –.66 +4 288 11ò74 97 70 A D 58.0 DollarTree r DLTR 50.99 –1.01 –5 1.5m 17ò

29 24 45 B C–16.4 DmRsBW 7.4 DOM 15.63 –.07 –43 16 13 ê45 59 38 B B 45.1 DomRs 4.5 D 43.39 –.40 +23 2.9m 12o

82 76 72 D A–17.3 Dominos DPZ 16.37 –.62 –29 534 12o

80 80 86 D B NH Domtar 1.1 r UFS 87.23 –.40 +43 737 8ò92 92 81 A B 60.3 Donalds .9 r DCI 58.04 –1.13 –45 116 23ò

5 12 19 C D+16.1 DonglA 3.6 r DGICA 12.69 –.92 +78 28 21x

11 43 18 C C–22.8 DonllyRR 5.9 RRD 17.72 –.31 +13 2.3m 10k

1 7 2 E C+7.2 DoralFnrs DRL 1.26 –.08 +25 887 ..k82 77 48 A C–29.4 DorchMn 5.1 DMLP 27.73 +.17 –55 37 24k

86 96 81 B D–49.3 Dorman DORM 31.52 –2.56 –33 73 13k

69 22 97 E A+3.5 DotHill HILL 2.90 –.14 +10 369 .. ê94 27 96 A A NH DoubleEagle DBLE 7.29 +.70+629 285 7 ê33 24 68 D C 16.8 DougDyn 5.5 PLOW 14.51 –.49 –66 25 32õ21 19 56 E B 18.8 DEmmett 2.2 DEI 18.11 –.24 –15 1.2m ..k90 88 78 B C+NH Dover 1.8 DOV 62.15 +2.67+252 4.6m 17o

13 11 28 C D–4.5 DoverDG 3.4 DDE 3.51 –.03 –31 19 16 ê9 17 28 E B–2.4 DoverMot DVD 1.85 –.01 –73 9 .. ê

20 61 25 D B–4.9 DoverSad DOVR 2.93 –.02 –97 0.7 10 ê.. .. 39 .. B 10.9 Dow30En 9 DPO 10.53 –.16 +26 127 .. ê.. .. 39 .. B–15.2 Dow30Pr 8.4 DPD 14.71 –.12 –33 28 .. ê

85 80 71 C B 36.2 DowChm 1.7 DOW 35.06 –.51 +24 8.4m 20ò43 76 37 B B 40.2 DrPepSnn 2.9 r DPS 34.84 –.58 –30 1.3m 15ò53 74 69 D E 41.8 DrReddys .6 RDY 35.47 +1.12+283 1.7m 30o

20 8 13 B C+13.2 Dragonwve r DRWI 7.19 –.13 –19 421 10o

25 61 17 .. D–6.7 Drdgold 1.3 DROOY 4.47 ... –49 53 14k

62 22 89 D B 3.2 Dreamsn DRJ 2.54 +.03 –80 22 99 ê40 89 7 B E 44.8 DrmwksAm r DWA 28.40 –.77 +27 771 19ò83 44 85 C A–NH DresserR r DRC 44.86 –.72 +29 764 23ò43 42 50 B B–28.1 DrewIndu DW 23.24 –.81 +57 104 18k

.. .. 39 .. D–4.8 DreyfHi 11 DHF 4.50 –.01 –1 336 .. ê

.. .. 15 .. C–10.4 Dreyfus 7.5 DMF 8.36 –.11 –45 27 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. B+8.8 DryfStr 7.6 DSM 7.54 –.04 –41 95 .. ê

.. .. 11 .. E 9.4 DryfStr 7.6 LEO 7.59 +.01 –60 76 .. ê79 61 78 A C 83.8 DrilQuip DRQ 73.61 –.30 +32 371 25ò11 25 8 D C–4.0 Drugstore DSCM 1.84 –.12 +32 1.4m ..ò30 57 37 B B–6.8 DryShip DRYS 4.85 +.04 +3 19m 4ò5 8 28 E C 18.0 DuckwllAl DUCK 13.56 –.10 –92 0.5 .. ê

38 56 38 D B–24.3 Ducmmun 1.4 DCO 21.80 –.64 +23 43 12k

67 48 73 B B–17.8 DuffPhl 1.4 r DUF 16.69 –.51 +52 129 21k

.. .. 15 .. E 13.1 DuffPhU 7.5 DUC 11.18 +.03 –52 35 .. ê58 75 36 B A–18.6 DukeEngy 5.5 DUK 17.96 –.25 +30 9.5m 12ò26 30 53 E B+14.4 DukeRlty 5.0 DRE 13.62 –.23 +16 3.1m ..o53 66 58 D B–87.1 DunBrad 1.7 DNB 84.12 –1.16 +28 308 15k

45 35 65 B C–33.4 DuncanE 5.6 DEP 32.41 –.33 –33 53 20ò29 82 2 A E 30.4 DuoyGW DGW 10.81 –.43+221 724 7o

38 93 2 A E 10.8 Duoyuan DYP 2.40 –.10 +63 488 2k

71 44 76 A B+NH DuPont 3.3 DD 50.29 +.02 +41 8.9m 15o

35 78 31 C D 28.2 DuPFabr 2.1 DFT 22.47 +.38+128 1.8m 97ò50 33 73 E B+3.7 Durect DRRX 3.05 –.17 +5 343 ..k29 43 3 B C–4.1 Dyax DYAX 1.91 –.06 +28 554 ..k

65 29 95 E B+17.1 Dycom r DY 15.63 –.72 +1 376 71ò4 40 9 E D 3.5 DynacqHlth DYII 2.02 –.09 +86 15 .. ê

65 54 90 C B 25.4 Dynamex DDMX 24.89 ... –64 44 22 ê74 61 79 D B 24.8 DynMatl .8 BOOM 19.95 –.89 –37 84 52o

75 75 71 C B+14.3 DynmcRsch r DRCO 13.59 –.11 –36 13 11k

80 99 15 A ..6.0 DynasilCoAm DYSL 4.71 –.05 –75 3 22õ46 22 62 D A+1.3 Dynatrncs DYNT .94 +.01 +24 24 23k

71 28 96 E A–3.6 Dynavax DVAX 3.00 –.23 –45 662 .. ê12 37 2 B B+19.2 DynaVox DVOX 5.39 –.13 +20 177 35ó29 18 71 E A–9.0 Dynegy DYN 6.08 +.05 –36 3.0m ..ò70 85 47 A C+11.0 DynexC 10 DX 10.67 –.12 –3 224 8k

— E —85 80 89 .. B+30.07ECAMrcl 5.7 ECT 29.45 +.15 –35 52 31 ê31 71 32 D C+17.0 ECBBa 2.0 ECBE 13.85 –.15 –64 0.4 99k

39 19 95 E B–7.0 EDAPTMS EDAP 4.00 –.16 –74 112 .. ê8 3 24 E B–7.6 eLoyalty ELOY 6.50 +.22 –12 8 ..k

98 93 80 A A–NH EMC r EMC 24.48 –.48 +20 23m 19o

24 47 29 B B–24.9 EMCIns 3.5 EMCI 21.92 –.56+229 30 8k

56 38 66 D B 20.5 EMSTech ELMG 18.63 –1.11 +2 61 25o

41 6 38 B B+114 EOGRes .6 EOG 102.5 –.72 +45 2.8m 58ò58 79 45 C B 14.0 EPIQSys 1.1 r EPIQ 12.99 –.47 +22 137 18k

81 75 68 B A–47.7 EQTCorp 1.9 EQT 46.55 –.20 +23 1.3m 29o

31 53 30 C C+17.2 ESBFinl 2.9 ESBF 13.77 –1.46 +65 16 12õ

70 81 47 C C+39.4 ESCOTe .9 ESE 35.01 –1.26 +15 102 20k

7 1 1 .. ..NH ESQShrsEaps EAPS 24.82+24.82 0 1 99 ê.. .. 49 .. B–28.6 ESGNAS .9 NASI 27.92 –.35 0 1 1 ê

88 80 70 C B–43.8 EVEngy 7.2 EVEP 42.21 –.68 +40 222 10o

98 78 96 B A+10.4 EXFO EXFO 9.92 –.03 –12 136 41 ê47 60 48 E B+19.9 ETrade ETFC 16.35 –.39 +78 4.9m ..o27 47 22 C ..36.4 E–CmCnDng DANG 28.52 –.65 –74 1.1m 99ó29 36 14 C C–7.4 e–Future EFUT 5.35 –.01 –79 2 26 ê26 41 12 B C+21.1 E–House EJ 14.40 –.76 +57 728 14o

.. .. 73 .. C–35.1 E–Tracs2 5.0 MLPL 34.51 –.56 –90 3 99 ê

.. .. 16 .. D 24.8 E–TrcsAlrMlp MLPS 21.95 +.04 –56 4 99 ê

.. .. 56 .. A–29.2 E–TrcAl 2.5 MLPG 28.95 –.09+137 6 99 ê

.. .. 54 .. B–31.1 E–TrAlr 5.1 MLPI 30.15 –.16 –32 33 99 ê

.. .. 69 .. C 31.6 ETUbsCmd DJCI 30.54 +.30 –87 1 99 ê

.. .. 49 .. D 21.8 ETrLPlat PTM 21.06 +.13 –32 13 99k

.. .. 25 .. ..27.0 E–TrcsLgShV XVIX 24.45 –.26 +30 45 99 ê

.. .. 42 .. D 26.7 E–TracMWF MLPW 26.01 +.11 –84 0.4 99 ê

.. .. 76 .. C–38.2 E–TrSPGld SPGH 36.30 +.02+250 3 99 ê81 87 58 B B+15.1 EagleBn EGBN 13.49 –.41+169 90 17 ê73 76 61 C A–11.8 EagBMT 2.5 EBMT 11.40 ... +41 5 17 ê8 20 7 B E 6.1 EagleBlk EGLE 4.11 ... +46 2.8m 9o

.. .. 49 .. B–7.5 EagleCa 4.1 GRF 6.79 +.03 –75 2 .. ê16 20 60 D B 35.0 EagleMat 1.4 EXP 28.15 –.70 –35 185 46õ71 52 91 D B 9.4 EaglRkE 1.1 EROC 9.17 –.05 –29 265 ..o13 12 23 C C+9.4 Earthlnk 2.4 ELNK 8.51 –.13 +18 1.6m 12k

5 1 1 .. ..16.8 EarthstnEnrg ESTE 15.25 +.33 –21 5 99 ê78 80 78 C A–22.4 EWBcp .2 EWBC 21.56 –.43 +22 2.3m 22o

33 30 36 B B–24.0 EastrnA 4.5 NGT 23.50 +.15 –39 10 23 ê59 65 68 D B 19.6 Eastern 2.0 EML 18.46 –.04 –52 1 26k

41 6 79 C A–NH EastrnI 2.2 r EIHI 12.94 –.22 +9 19 46k

9 18 53 E C+8.5 EstnLtCap ELC 4.26 +.08 –99 0.2 .. ê16 25 23 C B–8.2 Eastern .9 EVBS 4.45 –.40 –86 2 ..k25 26 52 C B 44.2 Eastgro 4.8 EGP 43.31 –.60 +59 249 60k

89 81 87 A B 94.4 EastChm 2.0 r EMN 91.85 –1.02 +7 937 13ó

4 26 4 E C 9.1 EstmKod EK 3.64 –.17 +41 15m ..o71 29 92 C B 4.5 EasyLkSInt ESIC 3.96 –.03 –51 45 21 ê81 63 86 C A–NH Eaton 2.2 ETN 104.3 –2.20 +42 1.9m 18o

.. .. 13 .. D–17.1 EVRiskM 9 ETJ 12.95 –.11 –32 280 .. ê

.. .. 9 .. E 20.8 EVTxABdO 10 EXD 16.51 –.08 –64 28 99 ê

.. .. 43 .. C NH EVTAdGl 6.7 ETO 20.97 –.45 +12 45 ..õ

.. .. 18 .. B–17.4 EVTMBWI 9 ETB 13.95 –.13 +90 195 .. ê

.. .. 23 .. C+15.1 EVTMBWO 10 ETV 12.99 –.14 +25 282 .. ê

.. .. 18 .. D 14.0 EVTxDiv 10 ETY 11.32 –.16 –43 411 ..õ

.. .. 20 .. B–12.6 EVTxMGlo 10 EXG 10.61 –.14 –28 1.0m ..õ

.. .. 8 .. D 13.4 EVCAMu2 8.1 EIA 10.56 –.12 –29 12 .. ê

.. .. 13 .. C–13.5 EVCAMu 7.5 EVM 11.14 +.14 –12 54 .. ê

.. .. 11 .. E 13.7 EatnVCA 7.9 CEV 11.10 –.02 –72 7 ..k61 80 29 A D 36.1 EatnVan 2.4 EV 30.40 –.58 –4 885 20ò.. .. 18 .. C 14.1 EVEnEqI 9 EOS 11.99 –.08 +9 217 .. ê.. .. 19 .. E 14.5 EVEnhEq 8.9 EOI 12.32 –.21 +6 154 .. ê.. .. 46 .. B–17.3 EVFltRt 6.0 EFT 16.93 +.04 –27 86 ..k.. .. 24 .. D–16.8 EVLtdDur 8.7 EVV 15.93 –.03 –33 218 ..õ.. .. 12 .. D–15.5 EVMAMu 6.4 MAB 13.21 ... –95 0.2 .. ê.. .. 14 .. C–16.0 EatnVMA 6.8 MMV 13.14 +.27 –59 3 ..k.. .. 12 .. D–15.1 EVMIMu 7.1 MIW 12.32 –.02 –87 1 .. ê.. .. 13 .. C 13.8 EatnVMI 7.5 EMI 11.37 –.04 –33 6 ..k.. .. 9 .. D+14.0 EVMuniBd 8.1 EIM 11.30 +.04 –9 218 .. ê.. .. 12 .. C 14.2 EVMuni2 7.9 EIV 12.05 +.13 –30 33 .. ê.. .. 14 .. D–13.2 EtnVMnTr 8.8 EVN 11.24 +.11 –37 65 ..k.. .. 11 .. E 22.2 EVNMuOp 6.8 EOT 18.11 +.06 –29 64 ..k.. .. 8 .. E 15.8 EVNJMu 7.4 EMJ 12.35 –.11 –90 0.6 .. ê.. .. 9 .. A–15.0 EatnVNJ 7.6 EVJ 12.32 –.04 –4 11 .. ê.. .. 11 .. D 14.4 EVNYMu2 7.3 NYH 12.00 +.06 –94 0.4 .. ê.. .. 11 .. D 15.0 EVNYMu 6.9 ENX 11.89 +.10 –73 12 .. ê.. .. 13 .. D–15.0 EatnVNY 7.5 EVY 12.21 –.04 –74 4 .. ê.. .. 11 .. C–14.6 EVOHMu 6.7 EIO 11.51 +.14 –25 6 .. ê.. .. 9 .. D–15.3 EatnVOH 7.4 EVO 12.00 –.10 –67 3 .. ê.. .. 8 .. D–14.7 EVPAMu 7.4 EIP 11.73 +.10 –42 5 .. ê.. .. 11 .. B–14.5 EatnVPA 7.2 EVP 11.98 –.01 –52 4 .. ê.. .. 25 .. E 17.9 EatnVSh 6.4 EVG 16.78 –.04 –20 51 ..k.. .. 41 .. B–17.0 EVSrFlt 6.2 EFR 16.70 –.08 –31 98 ..õ.. .. 43 .. B NH EVSrInc 5.8 EVF 7.38 ... +58 132 .. ê.. .. 48 .. B+17.4 EVTxAdv 7.6 EVT 17.03 –.21 +2 213 ..k.. .. 25 .. C 14.3 EVTxGBW 9 ETW 12.17 –.18 +4 415 .. ê.. .. 37 .. C+14.8 EVTxAdG 8.6 ETG 14.28 –.22 +28 265 ..õ

76 77 74 A B–31.6 eBay r EBAY 30.31 –.65 +6 13m 17o

97 99 75 A C–28.2 Ebix EBIX.22.51 –.92 –17 381 16o

32 24 45 E D+10.8 Echelon ELON 8.86 –.58 +14 225 ..k31 80 12 B D–16.1 EchoGLg ECHO 11.51 –.63 –40 67 27ò76 6 86 B B+NH EchoStarn SATS 26.89 –.63 +29 289 99 ê45 75 34 B B 52.5 Ecolab 1.4 r ECL 49.26 –.69 –41 892 22ò72 96 60 D B 16.8 EcolgyE 2.9 EEI 15.20 +.20 –52 3 13 ê84 97 78 A E 51.9 Ecopetr 2.2 EC 42.26 –.11 –37 166 23k

12 48 3 E C–6.6 ECOtal ECTY 3.34 –.09 –39 30 ..õ33 22 34 A B 6.8 EdacTechn EDAC 3.72 +.02 –42 4 28 ê37 17 91 D A–14.7 Edenorn EDN 12.11 –.83 –76 13 99 ê5 7 11 E B 2.1 EdgrOnln EDGR 1.20 –.05 –20 37 ..k

11 14 7 D D 3.4 EdgewtrT EDGW 2.30 –.02 –99 0.2 .. ê9 38 1 C D–2.0 eDiets DIET .35 –.01 –64 38 .. ê

27 62 38 C D 39.4 EdisnInt 3.5 EIX 36.31 –.85 +41 3.1m 10o

72 90 68 B B 26.8 EducMgtn r EDMC 17.83 –.37 –21 254 11ò15 5 58 E C+8.1 EducRlty 2.6 EDR 7.62 –.15 +31 710 ..k26 27 62 C D+7.0 EduDev 8.8 EDUC 6.78 +.18 –68 2 17 ê93 85 93 A A–86.3 EdwdLfSci r EW 83.18 –1.74 –6 760 48ò

24 57 18 B D–19.0 eHealth r EHTH 12.66 –.66 +45 552 17ò78 70 94 B D+3.4 EightbyEgt r EGHT 2.66 –.03 –20 669 26 ê81 48 85 B A+16.2 EinstnN 3.2 BAGL 15.57 –.17 +36 66 23k

78 56 81 A B+NH ElPaso .3 EP 15.46 –.12 +74 13m 13o

77 94 76 C B 28.7 ElPasoElc r EE 27.19 –.84 +25 247 12k

86 95 67 A C+35.7 ElPasoP 5.1 EPB.34.40 –.51 –19 373 17x

32 7 70 E A–8.2 Elan ELN 6.92 –.10 –20 2.4m ..ò25 56 6 D B 24.8 ElbitImg r EMITF 12.40 –.47 +19 3 .. ê29 56 10 C B–65.7 ElbitSy 3.0 ESLT 48.78 –2.38+860 150 10 ê

82 92 48 A C–20.2 EldorGld .3 EGO 16.41 +.30 +73 6.4m 43o

93 80 85 D A–5.0 Elecsys ESYS 4.93 –.06 –41 2 70 ê68 82 45 B B 17.2 ElctrRnt 4.1 ELRC 14.78 –.72 +19 41 19 ê95 80 87 C B NH ElecSci ESIO 16.17 +.39+198 259 32 ê50 32 60 C C 4.8 ElectroS 3.6 ELSE 4.45 –.27 +72 4 27 ê21 3 17 B C 4.4 Electromed ELMD 3.45 +.04 +69 14 38õ8 29 15 D C–20.2 ElecArts ERTS 15.00 –.08 +40 6.5m 57ò

76 80 72 C B–16.0 ElecImag EFII 14.88 –.86+110 327 25o

.. .. 89 .. C–12.2 SwEBioFu23 FUE 11.90 +.05 –87 1 .. ê

.. .. 84 .. B 7.7 SwEGrain23 GRU 7.48 –.07 +31 70 .. ê

.. .. 87 .. A 11.3 SwRCmATR RJA 11.18 –.10 +35 913 ..o

.. .. 52 .. B 6.7 SwRCmETR RJN 6.52 +.18+307 365 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. C+12.9 SwRCmMTR RJZ 11.95 +.14 –14 61 .. ê

.. .. 72 .. C+9.4 SwERCmTR RJI 9.36 +.14 +32 698 .. ê75 80 90 C B–NH ElizArden RDEN 25.45 +.70+127 291 25õ63 80 33 A D–22.7 Ellington EFC 22.20 –.01 –4 30 13õ.. .. 47 .. B–7.7 Ellswth 3.2 ECF 7.46 –.06 +46 36 .. ê

87 71 83 B C 22.0 ELong LONG 17.11 –.50 –95 2 63 ê65 50 57 C B–17.1 ElsterGroup ELT 15.90 +.09 –19 56 22õ36 32 50 E B 1.8 Eltek ELTK 1.40 –.09 –91 5 .. ê96 69 99 A B–8.9 eMagin EMAN 7.07 –.15 –30 149 30o

78 84 70 A B 25.9 EmbtldA 1.5 AKOA 24.09 –.39 –79 1 14 ê74 84 66 A B–31.8 EmbtldB 1.3 AKOB 28.91 –.59 –66 9 17 ê68 51 82 C B 34.0 Embraer .5 ERJ 32.76 +.47 +89 1.8m 19o

50 48 60 D C 30.4 EMCOR EME 29.45 –.58+129 883 15k

82 51 81 E A–1.7 Emcore EMKR 1.42 –.05 –74 291 ..k31 34 42 D B+16.9 Emdeon EM 14.90 –.32 –32 115 99 ê92 95 81 B B+67.47EmergMedS EMS 65.44 –.44 +14 540 21ò91 74 78 A B+25.1 EmergBio EBS 21.04 –.90 +22 232 22o

30 45 25 B C–9.0 Emergent 6.5 LZR 6.20 –.23 –62 11 13 ê.. .. 31 .. D 23.6 EmgGlDj .0 ECON 21.19 –.76 +48 206 99 ê.. .. 35 .. D+28.0 EGEmMTt 2.4 EEG 25.25 –.94 +54 14 99 ê.. .. 56 .. B 28.1 EGAEngy 1.1 EEO 26.73 –.73+133 16 99 ê.. .. 19 .. E 29.2 EGEFnT 3.5 EFN 22.43 –1.03+127 6 99 ê

.. .. 47 .. B–25.3 EGBraz 1.3 BRXX 23.74 –.52 +7 42 99 ê

.. .. 37 .. B–22.9 EGChIn .6 CHXX 21.28 –.42 –72 5 99 ê

.. .. 11 .. D+23.4 EmgGlIdxIn INXX 17.92 –.84 –6 71 99 ê

.. .. 9 .. E 26.9 EmrgGlId .1 SCIN 18.70 –1.02+192 110 99 ê

.. .. 52 .. D–24.0 EGAMetM .7 EMT 21.70 –.77 +32 32 99k

25 10 30 E B–23.8 Emeritus ESC 18.91 –.84 –8 122 ..o76 84 59 B B 59.7 EmrsnEl 2.4 EMR 56.96 –1.53 +49 5.0m 21ò

21 42 24 B C+4.8 EmersonRad MSN 2.10 +.04 –10 68 3k

15 31 9 D A 2.5 EmmisA EMMS 1.03 +.06 –44 236 ..k40 58 47 C B–22.5 EmprDist 5.9 EDE 21.52 –.40 –10 186 17k

15 49 4 C C 2.3 EmpireResrt NYNY .87 –.04 –53 95 .. ê17 12 52 C C 17.8 EmployH 1.4 EIG 16.89 –.23 +17 179 20k

36 57 32 A D 58.4 EmpNcCh 2.2 EOC 51.39 –.80+125 207 15õ16 13 21 D C+11.4 EmpICA ICA 9.85 –.30 +89 285 99 ê37 44 53 E B–1.4 Emrisenya ERI .86 –.01 –90 1 .. ê37 41 36 B C–14.3 Emulex ELX 11.13 –.40 +23 1.6m 15o

29 25 73 .. D–65.2 EnbrEM EEQ 63.64 –.26 –33 18 ..k52 52 57 B C–64.0 EnbrEner 6.5 EEP 62.96 –.27 +2 225 21ó77 86 64 B B–NH Enbridge 3.3 ENB 57.39 –.35 +47 324 21ò44 10 43 B A–35.3 Encana 2.5 r ECA 31.88 –.47 +46 4.9m 16ò31 7 86 E B 11.8 EncoreBcn EBTX 11.48 –.20+261 60 .. ê74 77 53 A B+24.6 EncoreCap r ECPG 21.97 –1.09 –31 61 12k

45 12 54 A C+22.8 EncoreE 8.8 ENP 22.64 –.02 –20 204 19ò61 80 43 C D–26.1 EncorWi .4 r WIRE 22.40 –.91 +2 83 58ò62 12 88 C B 14.5 EndvrIntl END 12.26 –.46 –30 73 .. ê66 29 95 C C 7.7 EndvSilv EXK 6.26 +.33 +24 2.1m 69o

94 89 82 A C+38.2 EndoPhrm ENDP.33.53 –.79 –42 689 10ò46 50 66 D C–7.6 Endologx ELGX 5.75 –.19+143 764 ..k38 21 73 B B–47.7 EndurSp 2.2 r ENH 46.47 –1.00 –50 119 6k

15 11 13 E D+3.6 Endwave ENWV 2.27 +.02 –85 5 ..k22 5 36 D C–5.9 Ener1n HEV 3.85 –.21 +27 1.6m ..o92 85 73 A A+NH Energen 1.0 EGN 55.09 –.01 +22 495 12 ê46 61 62 B C–77.1 Energizer ENR 73.68 –1.50 –17 420 13ò

6 11 5 D D+10.2 EnergyCnv ENER 4.07 –.17 +4 1.5m ..ò17 43 15 D C+2.7 EngyFocs EFOI 1.10 –.07 –20 89 .. ê.. .. 48 .. C 28.2 EngyInc 6.8 FEN 26.98 –.27 –21 53 .. ê

94 69 88 D A 16.9 EngyPtrsn EPL 15.43 –1.02 +5 180 99 ê

8 18 6 D D–6.8 EnrgyRec ERII 3.38 –.20+123 755 .. ê83 80 86 C B 5.2 EngySvcs ESA 4.42 +.02 –35 11 9k

39 42 49 D B–40.5 EngyTEq 5.6 ETE 38.68 –.11 +30 302 33ò44 60 50 B E 54.2 EngyTsfr 6.6 ETP 53.70 –.10 –8 506 37ò89 58 91 C B–29.4 EgyXXI EXXI 27.58 +.17 +11 1.2m 95ò31 26 39 B B 8.9 EnrgySoln ES 5.89 –.18 +83 1.9m 15ò49 72 9 C B–36.8 EnerNOCn ENOC 25.68 –.14 +40 443 24ò43 26 82 D B+33.3 Enerplus 6.8 ERF 31.77 +.06 +14 736 42ò23 53 20 B D–25.4 Enersis 2.1 ENI 20.60 –.49+187 1.4m 14õ98 98 86 B B 33.97EnerSys ENS 32.18 –.58 +46 407 16ò40 5 95 E B NH ENGlobal r ENG 4.64 –.04 +8 114 .. ê69 76 43 B B 49.0 ENISPA 4.0 E 47.01 –1.81+147 1.7m 9ò

25 58 18 B C 19.6 EnnisI 3.8 EBF 16.14 –.57 +34 150 9 ê25 26 37 D B 2.4 EnovaSys ENA 1.17 –.05 –81 7 .. ê80 57 87 C B NH EnPro NPO 41.83 –.78 +41 183 15k

69 44 76 B B–55.2 ENSCO 2.0 ESV 54.04 –.16 +11 1.4m 13ò99 89 89 A B 27.07EnsignG .9 ENSG 25.10 –.04 +2 111 14k

28 23 56 B D–89.9 EnstarGp ESGR 80.75 –.46 +3 22 8 ê93 80 90 C C–8.0 7Entegris ENTG 7.27 –.29 +72 2.0m 12k

42 56 46 B B–16.0 EntercmA ETM 9.87 –.42 +35 179 9k

36 87 18 B C–84.3 Entergy 4.6 r ETR 72.07 –.72 –34 954 9ò37 41 67 .. B+4.9 EnterMdn ETRM 2.66 –.02 –82 33 .. ê64 39 84 B A–NH EntpsBc 2.8 EBTC 14.89 –.16+135 13 12 ê82 80 82 E A 13.5 EntFnlSv 1.6 EFSC 12.79 –.48 +94 65 29 ê70 75 65 B D+44.3 EntpsPrd 5.5 EPD 43.14 –.31 –26 1.1m 22ò44 26 65 D B 0.5 EntGamgAsia EGT .35 –.01 –40 118 .. ê27 35 48 C D–49.7 Entertm 5.7 EPR 45.65 –.59 +39 377 29ò24 80 13 E C–3.5 Entravsn EVC 2.15 –.11 +17 160 .. ê22 8 56 .. D–3.5 EntrGld EGI 2.81 ... –22 290 .. ê27 10 64 E C 10.4 Entremed ENMD 5.11 –.12 –78 23 .. ê96 80 97 B C+14.07EntropCn ENTR 11.13 –.62 +69 5.2m 30ò66 80 81 C C 17.67EnvstnetInc ENV 14.14 –.11 +60 92 99õ72 79 62 D C–1.4 EnviroStar EVI 1.26 –.02 –15 5 14k

48 40 70 E B 1.5 EnvoyCom ECGI 1.14 +.06 –98 0.3 ..k31 37 38 E B 6.8 EnzoBio ENZ 4.92 –.38 +12 123 .. ê35 47 36 D D+12.7 EnzonPhar r ENZN 11.19 –.44 –6 429 ..ò25 36 6 B D+5.5 eOnCom EONC 1.90 +.13 –35 30 .. ê31 40 10 B B 2.5 EpiCept EPCT .79 +.04 –68 89 ..k87 71 71 C B+11.0 EpicorSftw EPIC 10.27 –.23 +43 300 17k

93 86 84 C B+26.17ePlus r PLUS 24.55 –.96 –51 6 9k

93 92 77 A B+17.9 Epoch 1.6 EPHC 14.79 –.89 +6 56 26k

39 42 53 D B+9.2 EqualEn EQU 6.25 –.03 –13 60 .. ê46 55 47 A B–37.1 Equifax 1.8 r EFX 35.48 –.71 +5 600 15k

52 51 24 B B 107 Equinix EQIX 88.82 +1.14+167 2.3m 90ò38 65 38 B C+59.6 EqLifeP 2.1 ELS 56.10 –.96 +6 251 45 ê17 7 36 B B 20.0 Equity 4.7 EQY 18.70 –.43 +4 679 77 ê41 34 75 D B NH EqtyRsd 3.5 EQR 52.89 –.92 +4 2.1m ..ò12 1 18 E A 3.5 EquusTotR EQS 2.46 ... –18 20 .. ê56 88 14 B B–9.0 eResearch ERES 6.52 –.22 –35 232 21k

77 70 57 D B–12.6 Ericsn 1.6 ERIC 12.20 –.35 +10 4.7m 24o

81 75 89 B B–NH ErieIndt 3.0 r ERIE 68.01 +2.04+523 302 23k

80 80 94 D B 7.1 Escalade 1.7 ESCA 5.96 –.38 –19 12 16 ê6 11 10 E C–2.0 EscalonMed ESMC 1.30 –.02 –89 1 ..k

25 45 27 C D+25.8 EspeyM 4.3 ESP 21.00 –.11 –80 1 13k

21 37 29 D B 13.5 ESSABp 1.6 r ESSA 12.43 –.33 +87 51 31 ê30 48 58 D C–118 EssexPp 3.6 ESS 114.7 –1.81 –26 204 99ò

31 5 68 E B–7.7 EssexRnt ESSX 5.96 –.14 –78 12 .. ê34 58 39 D A–85.4 EstaDlh 1.9 DEG 78.21 –1.40 +41 45 11 ê

83 81 79 A B+84.7 EsteeLd .9 EL 80.08 –1.38 –33 835 27ó

93 92 87 B B+73.5 Esterline ESL 70.31 –1.95 –4 172 16ò

.. .. 27 .. ..137 EtfsAsnGldT AGOL 133.4 +2.36+110 11 99 ê

.. .. 49 .. E 142 SGOL SGOL 132.7 +2.31+195 303 99o

.. .. 93 .. B–82.4 PALL PALL 81.06 +1.07 –31 206 99 ê

.. .. 52 .. C 183 PPLT PPLT 178.3 +1.09 –46 38 99 ê

.. .. 47 .. C–88.8 GLTR GLTR 82.68 +1.93 –42 31 99 ê

.. .. 90 .. D–31.0 SIVR SIVR 27.82 +1.06 –5 390 99o

.. .. 29 .. ..55.5 EtfsWhitMtl WITE 52.38 +1.24 –34 27 99 ê83 80 89 D B–25.4 EthanAl .9 ETH 22.22 –.24 +70 494 54o

57 32 70 D B–12.8 Eurandn EURX 11.96 ... –53 274 .. ê6 17 15 E B 2.6 EuroTech r CLWT 1.42 –.04 +42 59 ..k

41 55 39 C A–21.5 EuronetWW EEFT 18.24 –.69 +5 205 13k

.. .. 60 .. B NH EuroEqFd .7 EEA 7.62 –.20 –72 6 .. ê3 9 17 E D+4.4 Euroseas 6.7 ESEA 3.60 –.01 –27 48 .. ê

31 30 48 D A–16.6 EvansBc 2.7 EVBN 14.60 –.05 –97 0.1 7k

45 36 49 C C+38.2 Evercore 2.3 r EVR 31.85 –1.91+165 357 93ò

19 20 38 B B–89.1 EverstRe 2.3 r RE 84.88 –1.43 +9 342 10ò

81 51 95 D A+4.7 EvgrnE EEE 2.59 –.01 +21 1.8m .. ê3 22 1 D E 9.1 EvergrnSlr ESLRD 2.35 –.21+101 1.0m ..ò

65 37 81 E B 7.6 EvolPet EPM 7.05 –.04 –21 65 ..k84 89 62 B A–8.4 EvolvSy 2.5 EVOL 8.15 –.01 –70 9 12 ê24 8 67 E D–9.2 ExactSci EXAS 5.61 –.20 –12 659 ..ò29 47 28 B B–22.3 Exactech EXAC 16.82 –.89 –5 25 19k

60 27 85 D B 23.3 Examworks EXAM 22.37 +.24 –29 92 ..k21 18 13 D B–7.8 Exar EXAR 6.20 –.17 +34 213 ..o21 26 22 B B–10.5 ExceedCo EDS 8.18 –.17 –59 16 2 ê17 80 6 D D 7.5 ExcelMar EXM 4.67 –.04 +48 1.1m 3ò38 17 42 C C 13.7 ExcelTr 3.8 EXL 12.74 –.02+153 236 ..õ58 5 80 B B 21.3 ExcoRes .8 r XCO 20.13 +.28+284 7.6m 24ò88 47 97 B A 9.3 Exelixis EXEL 8.62 –.41 +51 2.9m ..o36 64 25 A B–47.2 Exelon 5.0 EXC 41.91 –.60 +16 5.0m 10o

5 2 12 E B–8.3 ExeterR XRA 5.13 +.07 +20 532 ..o90 80 94 C B 10.6 ExideTech XIDE 9.57 –.65 0 707 10ò65 95 41 B B–22.5 ExlSvc EXLS 19.04 –1.26 +73 73 22 ê

81 85 33 A B 29.9 Expedia 1.1 EXPE 24.98 –.41 –9 4.2m 15ò77 95 71 A C–57.2 Expedtrs .8 EXPD 50.62 –2.84 +83 2.0m 34ò

85 93 74 B B+41.3 Exponent EXPO 37.15 –.32 +22 55 21k

35 37 54 .. B+19.1 Express EXPR 17.18 –.26 –41 354 12 ê94 98 72 A C 58.8 ExprsScrpt ESRX.56.16 –1.67 +36 4.1m 24ò

90 88 96 B B+3.0 Express–1 XPO 2.92 –.05 –17 152 19k

20 17 23 E C–30.3 ExterranH EXH 23.97 –.21 –14 359 ..ò65 17 59 B A 28.0 ExterrP 6.9 EXLP 26.94 –.32 +36 131 99k

67 73 83 C B+19.5 ExtraSpc 2.1 EXR 19.02 –.39+145 1.9m 70k

D4 MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 EXPANDED DATA TABLES INVESTORS.COM

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

78 84 48 C B–3.8 ExtrmNtwk EXTR 3.24 –.19 +22 458 14k

91 83 73 A B+80.0 ExxonMbl 2.2 XOM 78.99 –.89 +31 26m 14ò99 99 94 A B–33.2 EZchip EZCH 29.92 –1.23 +1 303 29ò

95 97 86 A C–29.9 EzcorpClA EZPW.27.22 –1.14 –3 405 12o

— F —95 99 88 A C+145 7F5Netwrks r FFIV 109.6 –1.36 +29 4.3m 37o

48 55 73 B C–29.9 FBLFncl .9 FFG 27.96 –1.51 +70 73 8k

13 36 17 E C 6.3 FBRCap FBCM 3.68 –.18 +24 223 ..k86 82 81 C B 28.2 FEI r FEIC 27.16 –.48 +1 300 30k

87 91 69 A D+82.0 FMC .7 FMC 75.01 –1.51 +48 719 15ò

86 64 90 B B–95.4 FMCTech FTI 91.84 –.19 +2 860 30ò59 68 72 C B–10.6 FNBCorp 4.8 FNB 10.05 –.27 +31 1.1m 16 ê1 12 4 E B 2.4 FNBUtd FNBN .50 +.01 –64 16 ..k4 13 4 E B+2.9 FPBBanp FPBI .89 –.05 –68 2 .. ê

64 60 74 B B 39.2 FPICIns FPIC 36.50 –1.83 –22 35 12 ê

78 21 91 B A 5.2 FSIIntl FSII 4.26 –.21 –10 627 13 ê20 48 30 B D+46.0 FTICnslt FCN 37.69 –.35 –19 283 15ò48 89 15 A ..15.3 FXCM FXCM 13.28 +.05 –76 127 2ó96 67 99 C A NH FXEnergy FXEN 9.35 +.33+109 711 62o

97 96 98 A B 26.07Fabrinet FN 24.11 +1.90 +20 133 15õ93 85 83 A B+NH 7FactsetR .9 r FDS 99.7 –.12+195 578 31o

56 58 55 C A–27.0 FairIsa .3 r FICO 25.65 –.34+118 483 17o

96 80 96 C B+18.57FairchldSm FCS 17.61 –.59 –3 2.1m 11o

.. .. 56 .. A+NH FthCath .7 FCV 30.32 –.04+570 7 .. ê

.. .. 52 .. A 30.3 FthChrs .8 FOC 29.82 –.46 0 1 .. ê46 17 75 E B+4.1 Falcnstr FALC 3.65 –.10 –17 145 ..k48 90 42 B D–51.8 FamlyDlr 1.7 r FDO 42.48 –.44 +6 2.2m 15o

84 86 76 B D–11.4 FmsDaves r DAVE 10.27 –.32 +23 33 13 ê1 7 5 D E 19.9 FarmerB 1.9 FARM 12.80 –.24+100 28 ..k

65 80 87 E A–10.3 FarmrCpBk FFKT 7.86 +.17 +95 17 11 ê93 80 88 D B 33.57FaroTech FARO 30.56 –1.04 +6 61 61k

84 90 68 A B–61.5 Fastenl 1.7 FAST 57.76 –2.25 +54 1.3m 32o

10 34 18 C B–18.0 Fauquier 3.7 FBSS 13.05 –.20 0 2 13k

51 58 77 B B 17.5 FedAgri 1.6 AGMA 12.86 +.66 +80 0.9 5 ê44 58 80 B C 23.9 FedAgric 1.3 AGM 15.31 –.84 –21 70 6o

35 61 38 B C 85.0 FederlR 3.4 FRT 79.25 –1.25 –27 320 40k

19 11 54 D B–10.3 FedSignl 3.4 FSS 6.97 –.40 +31 403 30k

80 80 75 D B+24.0 FedMogul FDML 22.59 –1.24 –36 80 13k

.. .. 15 .. D–22.0 FedEnTr 8.9 FTT 16.23 +.06 –29 54 .. ê54 37 62 B B–NH FedInvs 3.5 FII 27.42 –.58+101 2.1m 15o

.. .. 16 .. B–14.7 FedPInt 6.8 FPT 12.40 –.02 –86 4 ..k

.. .. 11 .. C+16.4 FedPMu 8.0 FMN 12.97 +.10 –40 15 ..k41 56 42 C B 97.8 Fedex .5 FDX 90.48 –3.88+105 4.6m 20o

88 80 99 B A+14.1 FedFstF .2 FFCO 13.80 –.20 –92 0.4 62k

2 6 4 D B–25.3 FeiheIntl ADY 9.62 –.40 +21 96 ..o18 3 76 E B–9.0 FelCor FCH 7.01 –.35 +28 856 ..ò36 83 16 B D–7.5 FemleH 3.9 FHCO 5.11 –.30 +20 73 22k

61 27 68 B B+NH Ferllgas 7.0 FGP 28.39 +.03 –3 155 78o

77 78 90 C C+NH FerroCp FOE 15.47 –.51 +43 1.1m 15 ê10 28 7 D D 5.6 FiberTw FTWR 3.75 –.27+128 265 .. ê12 4 11 B D+23.3 FibriaCelu FBR 15.46 –.47 +17 1.6m 48 ê35 26 77 E A–10.5 FdltyBp 1.1 FSBI 7.20 –.11 –96 0.1 .. ê.. .. 61 .. C+109 FidNASD .7 ONEQ 105.9 –2.76+166 36 .. ê

38 65 31 D B 16.1 FidlNFin 5.2 FNF 13.94 –.21 +84 2.7m 8o

56 54 63 A C 31.0 FidNInfo .7 r FIS 30.28 –.53 –37 944 16k

67 76 79 D A 9.1 FideltySo LION 8.25 –.03 –23 8 14s

.. .. 56 .. B–22.6 FidClyOp 6.3 FMO 21.64 +.15 –30 66 ..k96 74 94 C B+4.7 FieldPnt r FPP 4.15 –.01 –95 2 31 ê76 50 59 B B+13.6 FifthSt 9 FSC 13.02 –.51+158 1.2m 13x

48 80 57 E B 16.0 FfthThr .3 FITB 14.64 –.15 +45 22m 23o

98 97 98 A B–61.3751Job JOBS 53.50 –2.30 –12 127 41o

97 71 93 A A+24.5 FinEngin FNGN 22.95 –.35 –63 139 65ó40 33 58 C B 20.7 FnclInst 2.2 FISI 18.40 –.52 +49 46 11 ê97 76 99 A B 35.3 Finisarrs FNSR 32.36 +.23 +39 4.2m 28o

56 81 47 B D+19.5 FinishL 1.3 FINL 15.39 –.66 +29 1.2m 12o

3 2 21 E C–2.6 FstAccept FAC 1.79 –.04 –87 1 17k

.. .. 18 .. D–15.9 FAmMNII 6.0 MXN 13.90 ... –63 1 ..k30 23 59 D B+16.9 FstAFin 1.5 FAF 16.14 –.38 +43 664 13ó2 41 2 E C+57.6 FstbkPRic FBP 4.90 –.11 +3 478 ..k

38 63 32 C B 16.4 FtBcqME 5.4 FNLC 14.53 –1.03+114 23 13 ê

12 19 36 D B 16.9 FstBcNC 2.1 FBNC 15.50 –1.01 +55 48 19k

58 80 62 E B+5.6 FstBusey 3.2 BUSE 5.06 –.07+131 315 18 ê38 38 74 D B 14.9 FBusnFn 2.3 FBIZ 12.05 –.01 –48 1 11 ê28 30 66 E B–3.5 FstCalifFn FCAL 3.16 +.02+146 108 ..k38 76 41 D D 16.9 FirstC 4.9 FCAP 15.54 –.30 +88 2 11 ê97 95 82 A B+34.2 FstCshFinl FCFS 32.31 –1.46 +63 230 18o

36 50 65 E B–4.5 1stCntyBc r FCTY 4.21 –.02 –70 2 .. ê10 17 30 E B–6.3 FrstCtzBc FCZA 4.65 +.10 +28 8 .. ê52 74 45 C B+213 FstCtzA .6 FCNCA 200.0 –1.36 +23 11 19 ê

1 1 1 E E 5.0 FCmBcAmer FCFL 1.20 +.04 –15 6 ..õ44 75 55 D C–7.6 FstCwlFn 1.8 FCF 6.53 –.30 +53 786 29 ê22 57 24 A E 17.7 FCmBsh 3.0 FCBC 13.47 –.53 +82 74 11 ê15 5 63 D B 7.0 FCmtyCp 2.4 FCCO 6.57 +.02 –87 0.4 17x

54 54 74 D B+9.2 1stConsBnc FCCY 8.55 –.14 –79 0.7 15 ê63 73 66 D A–14.9 FstDefnc FDEF 13.00 –.16 +13 12 17 ê37 61 45 E A 4.0 FirstFedAK FFBH 2.45 –.60+999 205 ..õ79 80 98 E B+4.0 FstFdNoMI FFNM 3.94 ... –78 0.4 23 ê54 85 50 C C+37.1 FirstF 2.9 THFF 31.46 –.77 +73 41 16õ5 24 13 E D+15.7 FstFHld 1.9 FFCH 10.50 –1.18 +44 60 .. ê

4 17 5 D C+10.3 FstFinSvc FFKY 4.40 –.13 +47 7 ..k20 27 27 B C–21.4 FFnclOH 2.4 FFBC 16.90 –.43 +89 441 15o

45 75 26 B C+54.9 FstFnlBk 2.8 FFIN 48.88 –1.54+206 157 17 ê

10 32 19 E B 7.6 FtFnNw FFNW 4.41 –.02 –25 34 .. ê40 23 94 E B–16.5 FstFrnkln FFHS 14.45 +.20 –39 3 .. ê16 54 29 E B–15.1 FstHoriz .1 FHN 11.25 –.35 +1 4.5m ..o30 6 96 E B 10.4 FirstIndustrl FR 9.98 –.23 +15 1.3m ..ò6 17 18 C C 17.1 FstIntB 3.4 FIBK 13.08 –.63 –28 44 15õ

79 85 60 A B 29.6 FirstLng 3.1 FLIC 28.50 –.92+157 31 12 ê17 80 26 E C–5.9 FirstMF 1.1 FMFC 3.79 –.01+115 10 15 ê42 80 22 .. ..16.5 FirstMajstSilv AG 12.20 +.83 +38 656 46õ9 52 9 E D–4.1 FstMarbl FMD 2.10 –.13 +19 218 ..õ4 38 1 E D–3.0 FstMarinr FMAR .47 +.01 –49 47 ..k

51 80 55 E B 10.2 FMerch .4 FRME 9.06 –.25 +36 85 99 ê50 45 77 C B–16.5 FstMerF FMR 16.45 –.01 –55 39 23k

7 18 22 E B 18.0 FMidBc .3 FMBI 11.78 –.24 +11 1.0m .. ê69 81 48 A B–14.9 FstNiag 4.3 FNFG 13.98 –.37 +19 2.6m 16o

65 47 93 E A 14.2 FrstPacT 2.9 FPTB 13.75 +.09 +23 43 .. ê4 19 7 E C+5.7 FirstPlace FPFC 2.88 –.14 –82 3 ..k

14 17 37 D C+17.3 FstPotmc 5.0 FPO 16.12 –.33 +53 464 ..k20 39 13 C ..31.5 FstRepubBk FRC 29.72 –.59 –47 311 42 ê86 69 85 A A 17.3 FstSavFn r FSFG 17.12 ... –83 0.8 10 ê1 1 1 E B 3.5 FstSecGrp FSGI .91 –.03 –65 27 .. ê

79 77 59 A B 158 FstSolar FSLR 147.5 –3.53 –18 1.3m 19ò

58 84 45 C B 20.9 FrstSrce 3.4 SRCE 18.75 –.54+128 50 12 ê1 10 1 D E 14.9 FirstSthBc FSBK 5.74 –.22 +51 61 .. ê

.. .. 23 .. A–14.9 FTActDv 10 FAV 10.75 –.21 +6 51 .. ê

.. .. 63 .. B–40.2 FTAmBio FBT 38.18 –1.27+101 113 .. ê

.. .. 35 .. B–34.5 FstTBI .4 BICK 31.40 –.88 +13 39 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. B–20.2 FTCnsmD .4 FXD 19.49 –.55 +41 350 ..k

.. .. 52 .. B 21.6 FTCnsSt 1.1 FXG 20.95 –.34 +11 16 ..õ

.. .. 49 .. B–24.4 FTDJGlD 4.2 FGD 23.85 –.44 –33 24 .. ê

.. .. 77 .. B 36.3 FTDJInt .1 FDN 34.45 –.85 +3 270 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. B–22.8 FTDJMic .4 FDM 21.91 –.68 –36 68 .. ê

.. .. 81 .. B–NH FTEnrgy .5 FXN 21.92 +.04 –1 72 ..õ

.. .. 43 .. C–13.0 FstTrEnh 7.1 FFA 12.32 –.14 –42 50 .. ê

.. .. 56 .. B+NH FTFincl 1.2 FXO 14.85 –.29 –28 223 ..õ

.. .. 49 .. B–37.2 FTrFTSE 3.8 FFR 35.19 –.64 –47 9 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. B 14.2 FTWindE .9 FAN 10.39 –.16+170 111 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B–26.9 FTHlthC .1 FXH 26.24 –.59 +7 27 ..k

.. .. 21 .. E 20.5 FirstTrHig 8.4 FSD 18.96 –.04 –41 104 99 ê

.. .. 69 .. B 19.3 FTIndPr .5 FXR 18.71 –.42 –38 15 ..k

.. .. 59 .. B+24.1 FTIPOX .9 FPX 23.67 –.41+109 7 .. ê

.. .. 42 .. E 27.3 FTChnd .7 FNI 24.18 –.79 +39 89 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. B–40.3 FTPlat .3 PLTM 32.38 –1.23 +2 13 .. ê

.. .. 85 .. C–45.3 FTCopp .8 CU 42.10 –1.04 –64 26 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. B 47.1 FTEngCn 1.2 FLM 45.90 –1.10 –40 3 .. ê

.. .. 71 .. C–20.6 FTRNG .2 FCG 20.16 –.08 –38 147 .. ê

.. .. 61 .. B 22.8 FTWtr .6 FIW 21.98 –.58 +12 22 .. ê

.. .. 61 .. B NH FTLCpCr .9 FEX 27.92 –.56 +32 89 ..k

.. .. 63 .. A 29.4 FTLCpGr .5 FTC 28.47 –.64 +33 53 ..õ

.. .. 59 .. A–NH FTLCpVa 1.2 FTA 27.07 –.49+104 74 ..õ

.. .. 67 .. B 24.7 FTMatlr 1.6 FXZ 23.96 –.47 –4 184 ..õ

.. .. 69 .. A–33.9 FTMCpCr .4 FNX 32.94 –.75 –32 50 ..õ

.. .. 49 .. B+16.1 FTMStrDv 3.6 FDL 15.85 –.21 –51 42 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. B–31.0 FTMulCp .6 FAD 30.10 –.69 –39 4 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B+29.7 FTMulCp 1.2 FAB 29.04 –.62 –12 11 ..õ

.. .. 59 .. C+21.9 FTN100E .7 QQXT 21.33 –.54 +53 11 .. ê

.. .. 42 .. C 28.1 FTWABA 1.2 QABA 24.76 –.43 –63 3 ..k

.. .. 52 .. C+17.7 FTUSLiq QCLN 16.63 –.50+409 33 .. ê

.. .. 47 .. A–34.2 FTNsdGr .3 GRID 33.24 –.91+171 17 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. B 24.9 FTNDXEq .5 QQEW 24.17 –.64 –13 23 .. ê

.. .. 72 .. B 27.6 FTNDXTc .4 QTEC 26.54 –.67 +31 306 .. ê

.. .. 56 .. C 15.3 FTREITn 1.9 FRI 14.91 –.29+196 160 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. A–30.9 FTSmCpC .4 FYX 29.87 –.76 –4 41 ..õ

.. .. 52 .. B–8.4 FTSpcFn 8.0 FGB 7.71 –.13 +3 30 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. B 14.6 FirstTrS 4.0 FDD 14.05 –.31 –63 3 .. ê

.. .. 28 .. C+4.9 FTStrHi2 9.0 FHY 4.67 –.04 –44 25 ..õ

.. .. 28 .. D–3.6 FtTrStr 9 FHI 3.32 –.02 –45 24 ..õ

.. .. 56 .. B+23.9 FTStrVal 1.7 FDV 23.53 –.38 –74 2 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. C–4.4 FTStrHi 7.0 FHO 4.28 –.03 +49 55 ..õ

.. .. 78 .. A+24.3 FTTechlgyn FXL 23.56 –.53 –19 67 ..õ

.. .. 49 .. B+17.3 FTUtils 2.6 FXU 16.94 –.30 –6 23 ..õ

.. .. 74 .. B+14.3 FstTrVL100 FVL 13.74 –.49 –3 78 .. ê

.. .. 48 .. B–NH FstTrVL 2.6 FVD 15.18 –.26+187 241 .. ê

.. .. 56 .. B+20.9 FTrVLEq 1.4 FVI 20.52 –.34 –46 1 .. ê

.. .. 35 .. C 24.2 FTAEmOp 6.8 FEO 20.54 –.50+105 52 .. ê

.. .. 23 .. D–18.6 FtTrAbG 9 FAM 16.74 –.11 –32 47 .. ê

.. .. 28 .. D 22.0 FstTrMtg 9 FMY 19.59 +.08 –33 19 ..õ

.. .. 56 .. A 14.6 FirstTrstS 5.4 FCT 14.50 –.09 –26 96 ..k22 33 22 B B–9.3 1stUBFL FUBC 6.75 –.26 +29 57 25k

14 31 18 E B 7.1 FirstUn .9 FUNC 4.40 ... –26 5 .. ê62 79 78 E B–8.1 FrstBkMI .6 FBMI 6.91 +.29 –46 4 20 ê37 52 32 A D 8.7 FirstCity FCFC 7.50 –.15 –30 6 4 ê29 59 32 C C+44.5 FirstEgy 5.7 FE 38.77 –.72 –14 2.8m 10ò25 43 21 B C+24.4 Fstmerit 3.5 FMER 18.47 –.14+107 1.4m 19ò81 60 80 B B 30.9 Firstservice FSRV 29.05 +.01 –43 13 19k

79 82 72 B B+63.3 Fiserv r FISV 61.33 –1.54 –21 717 15ò

87 80 93 D A–25.3 FishrComm FSCI 24.23 –.75 –3 15 99 ê90 76 96 D B 7.6 FiveStar FVE 6.40 –.32 –10 174 13k

9 48 3 E A 10.1 FlagstBc FBC 1.58 –.07 +18 5.3m .. ê27 11 59 B C 13.1 Flagsto 1.3 r FSR 12.30 –.40 +85 209 10k

.. .. 36 .. C+10.9 FlrtyPf 8.8 PFO 10.01 –.05 +20 54 ..k

.. .. 26 .. C–13.7 FlrtyPf 9 PFD 11.80 ... –21 33 .. ê

.. .. 37 .. B 17.4 FlrtyPf 9 FFC 16.56 +.03 –14 118 .. ê

.. .. 37 .. D–18.5 FlrtyTo 9 FLC 17.45 ... –41 22 ..k9 14 8 E C+9.9 FlamelTech FLML 6.11 –.04 –64 10 ..o

81 92 65 A ..33.0 FleetcorTech FLT 29.98 –.22 –62 192 20õ25 26 13 D A–2.2 FlexSol FSI 1.42 –.04 –34 6 99 ê81 78 81 C B–19.7 Flexste 1.8 FLXS 16.82 +.02 –47 6 9k

84 80 68 B C 8.5 FlextrnInt r FLEX 8.06 –.33 +35 7.1m 9o

77 75 41 A B+31.5 FLIRSystms FLIR 30.63 –.01 +31 1.8m 20ò92 53 99 E A+NH FlotekInd FTK 6.75 –.24 +75 3.4m ..o52 22 82 D B 4.3 FlowIntl FLOW 3.72 –.25 –19 189 99 ê33 81 28 C D+27.6 FlowrsF 3.2 FLO 25.13 –.08 –16 425 16ò84 60 75 B A NH Flowser .9 FLS 123.0 +.36+127 1.3m 16ò72 58 90 C B 72.8 Fluor .7 r FLR 68.33 –1.46 –14 1.8m 28ò

49 62 53 C C+15.0 FlushFin 3.6 FFIC 14.27 –.50 +62 149 12 ê39 19 65 C B 14.6 FlyLeas 5.0 r FLY 13.67 –.17 +28 79 8 ê96 97 83 A B+27.37FocusMed r FMCN 24.17 –.58 –31 966 18o

27 48 45 C B–58.1 Fomento 1.2 FMX 52.67 –1.54 +46 579 25k

17 50 10 D D 3.8 Fonarrs FONR 1.26 –.02 –93 11 ..k92 89 93 A C–4.5 FoodTech VIFL 3.73 +.03 –65 3 10 ê63 74 79 D C–20.1 FootLckr 3.4 FL 17.77 –.38 –1 2.5m 18o

47 70 44 D B–6.8 ForcePro FRPT 5.54 –.21 +37 539 13o

57 28 80 D A–19.0 FordMotor F.16.27 –2.52+663 480m 8o

50 36 75 E B 17.2 ForestCA FCEA 16.55 –.21 +76 1.2m .. ê49 36 74 E B 17.2 ForestCtyB FCEB 16.50 –.25 –86 0.1 .. ê77 89 42 A B 34.2 ForestLabs r FRX 31.99 –.45 +5 2.2m 7o

61 20 83 B D+39.3 ForestOil FST 37.24 +.10 –5 1.3m 21ò19 17 35 E B+23.5 Forestarn FOR 18.49 –1.45 +14 177 ..k

8 3 5 D D+21.0 FormFactor r FORM 8.61 –.51 +34 664 ..ó91 90 92 C A 20.6 FormlaS 6.0 FORTY 19.25 –.63 –19 8 15 ê70 49 78 B B+37.3 ForrstrRes r FORR 35.69 –1.29 –40 50 30k

.. .. 24 .. C+16.7 FtDearb 9 FDI 15.19 –.07 +20 27 .. ê72 98 52 B ..12.2 FortegraFinl FRF 11.70 –.18 –64 54 14õ98 65 97 A B 39.8 Fortinet FTNT 36.95 –.85 +59 1.1m 63o

41 3 79 E B+6.0 Fortress FIG 5.38 –.20 +41 1.8m ..ò54 48 78 C C+63.5 FortuneB 1.2 FO 61.03 –.80 –20 854 21ó40 9 93 D A–0.8 FortuneIn FFI .57 –.03 –4 65 19k

53 78 36 C A–30.3 ForwdA 1.0 FWRD 27.69 –1.24 +21 111 30k

14 6 38 D B–5.6 ForwardInd FORD 3.39 –.01 –43 18 ..k98 99 95 A D–74.3 Fossil r FOSL.69.96 –.94 –27 528 22ò92 90 84 D B+42.3 FosterLB FSTR 39.92 –2.16 +17 55 22ó

71 37 90 C B 39.0 FosterWh FWLT 36.06 –1.46 –12 2.1m 18ò

44 29 72 D A–12.8 FoxChase FXCB 12.24 –.01 +61 112 ..k15 36 20 C B–24.7 FrnceTel 6.8 FTE 21.53 –.71 +2 932 15k

40 65 57 D C+9.6 FranklinCovy FC 7.88 –.46 +11 42 .. ê91 79 81 C A 43.5 FrankElc 1.3 FELE 41.03 –1.25 +57 139 21k

75 64 55 A B–125 FrankRes .8 r BEN 120.8 –1.89 –1 1.2m 17o

26 25 58 C C+15.7 FrkStPrp 5.1 FSP 14.79 –.18 +25 315 49k

.. .. 30 .. C–13.8 FrTmpLtd 7.5 FTF 13.12 +.02+150 182 .. ê

.. .. 34 .. C+6.7 Frankli 7.0 FT 6.43 ... +14 54 ..k4 46 8 E E 1.7 FredHolly FOH .80 +.02+183 69 .. ê

45 67 64 D B–14.4 Freds 1.2 FRED 13.39 –.32 +42 256 19 ê94 71 86 A D+122 FreeptC 1.9 FCX 106.2 –1.49 +15 11m 11o

15 80 2 C D–7.5 FreeSeas FREE 3.49 +.02 –10 26 4 ê46 17 67 E B+30.7 FrghtCar RAIL 28.85 –.55 –7 66 ..k73 40 83 D B 7.5 FreqElec FEIM 7.20 –.05 +63 26 42 ê51 79 32 B D+64.1 FresenMd .9 FMS 57.86 –.46 +71 132 18k

43 36 77 C B 27.7 FrshDelM .8 r FDP 26.30 –.67 –13 165 12o

91 80 90 C B–9.5 FriedmI 5.1 FRD 8.60 –.16 –57 15 13k

30 54 22 D C+25.6 Frischs 2.9 FRS 20.99 +.39 –58 2 10 ê54 17 95 .. B–12.1 Fronteer FRG 9.84 +.41 –3 1.2m ..o49 52 55 B D+9.8 Frontie 8.3 FTR 9.07 –.06 –1 9.2m 15ò91 80 92 D B+NH FrontOil FTO 19.77 +.40+111 3.6m ..ò28 70 12 B C–38.9 Frontlne 3.7 FRO 27.12 +1.94+532 8.2m 11ò25 30 68 E B–5.0 FrozenFood FFEX 4.11 –.03 –69 16 ..k23 47 5 B D–42.7 FuelSys FSYS 26.23 –1.11 +29 375 7o

43 50 74 D D+11.2 FuelTech FTEK 8.08 –.19 –17 164 99o

33 38 71 E A–3.4 FuelClErgy FCEL 1.85 –.08 –39 1.7m ..o19 1 35 .. C+9.0 FullCircl 10 FULL 8.89 –.06 –15 7 99 ê95 90 86 A A NH FullHseR r FLL 4.33 +.07 +60 136 11 ê39 43 47 B B 24.6 FullerHB 1.2 r FUL 22.72 –.72 +31 379 13 ê43 67 50 D B–11.8 FultnFn 1.2 FULT 10.39 –.18 +7 1.2m 17 ê91 89 86 B A+18.47FundTech FNDT 17.59 –.41 +20 34 20k

43 97 11 A D 8.7 Funtalk FTLK 5.81 +.08 –64 21 6 ê12 7 2 C C–20.8 FuqiIntln FUQI 5.04 –.19 –16 466 99ò48 1 94 D A–17.4 Furiex FURX 16.25 –.46 –44 27 ..õ90 80 95 E A–8.1 Furmanite FRM 7.58 –.32 +64 188 50 ê12 54 7 E B–9.4 FurnBrnd FBN 4.50 –.23+108 858 ..k76 90 37 A C+12.9 FushiCopn FSIN 9.72 –.21 +23 363 7o

86 68 99 D A–4.9 FuweiF FFHL 4.30 –.09 –27 73 23 ê

— G —74 77 81 D A+33.0 G&KSvc 1.2 GKSR 31.75 –1.03 –3 76 24k

32 40 54 C D+36.9 GATX 3.4 GMT 33.27 –1.00 +30 412 20o

21 14 23 D A–7.0 GFIGrp 3.9 GFIG 5.13 –.17 –11 367 17ò93 92 91 B B+37.0 GIIIApparel GIII 34.92 –.57 –19 182 13o

31 70 9 D B–12.4 GMXResrcs GMXR 5.10 –.37+187 3.6m 13o

69 78 73 C B 10.8 GPStrateg GPX 9.77 –.32 +56 49 16 ê9 11 5 C E 6.0 GSESys GVP 3.21 –.01 +51 70 99 ê4 9 8 C D–14.2 GSFinl 4.1 GSLA 9.64 +.07 –80 0.2 ..k

16 2 19 C B 31.4 GSICmmrc GSIC 22.57 –.99 +75 2.0m ..ò99 98 93 A A 10.27GSITechn GSIT 9.27 –.69+223 744 13 ê

10 28 13 E B–7.3 GTSI GTSI 4.63 –.07 –82 4 7 ê99 99 95 A A 12.07GTSolar SOLR 10.88 –.29 +21 4.3m 12ò18 25 17 D C+4.5 GTxInc GTXI 2.93 +.04 –3 154 7 ê48 33 58 B A–7.4 GWilliF WILC 7.01 –.24 –39 14 11 ê.. .. 41 .. B+6.9 Gabelli 8.8 GCV 6.36 ... –38 14 .. ê.. .. 61 .. A 15.8 GabDvIn 5.4 GDV 15.59 –.20 +7 219 .. ê.. .. 66 .. A NH GabelliE 11 GAB 5.92 –.08 +38 564 .. ê.. .. 51 .. D–19.8 GabGldNR 9 GGN 18.52 +.16 +30 445 .. ê.. .. 60 .. B 8.7 GabelliG 9 r GGT 8.48 –.13 –31 18 .. ê.. .. 31 .. C–21.3 GabGlUt 6.0 GLU 20.07 –.23 –61 2 .. ê.. .. 22 .. C 14.9 GabGDeal 9 GDL 13.41 –.03 –51 34 .. ê.. .. .. .. ..0.0 GNT GNT 21.00 ... 0 100 99 ê.. .. 13 .. D–8.9 GabUtil 9 GUT 6.49 –.06 –15 56 .. ê

43 87 9 A D–18.2 Gafisan 1.0 GFA 12.54 –.30 +20 2.7m 13ò48 62 46 D B 9.5 GaiamA 2.0 GAIA 7.48 –.31 –5 58 41 ê28 36 52 D ..10.2 GainCapital GCAP 9.42 –.25 –97 10 9õ57 41 62 B A–NH Gallaghr 4.3 AJG 29.70 –.30 +9 413 22k

50 39 43 A C 50.9 GAMCO .3 r GBL 45.40 –2.99 +51 17 20k

40 89 35 C C–25.8 GameStpA r GME 20.98 –.09 –1 3.3m 8o

3 1 10 E B–2.2 Gametech GMTC .42 –.03 +17 99 ..k70 75 53 B B 8.0 GamPtrs GPIC 6.70 +.10 +62 19 10 ê40 30 46 B D+10.5 GammnGld GRS 7.58 +.22 +6 1.6m 26o

47 60 52 B A–19.7 Gannett 1.1 GCI 15.19 +.16 +71 6.7m 6ò37 67 24 A D+26.3 Gap 2.1 r GPS 19.20 –.16 +5 9.5m 10ò96 90 90 C A 73.6 GardnrD .3 GDI 71.78 –.60 –18 283 24ò26 51 20 B D 40.5 Garmin 4.9 r GRMN 30.81 –.72 –23 1.0m 9ò95 95 87 A B+36.6 Gartner r IT 35.40 –.83 –6 261 35ò28 32 22 B B+12.9 GasNat 5.0 EGAS 10.74 –.06 +33 30 9 ê64 29 84 D B+0.6 GascoEngy GSX .49 –.01 +52 2.0m .. ê35 28 26 C B–5.8 GastarE GST 4.12 –.13 –45 355 41 ê17 5 64 E B–37.4 GaylordEntrt GET 32.81 –2.06+213 1.4m ..k

34 35 68 D C+26.9 SourcFrg GKNT 18.36 –.39 +24 29 ..k91 88 86 A A 63.3 GenProbe r GPRO 62.40 –.59+111 782 29ò12 58 2 A E 24.5 GenShp GNK 11.53 +.02+100 2.6m 2ò

47 32 46 D A–8.2 Gencorn GENC 7.88 +.01 +35 8 24k

15 13 21 D B+6.7 GenCorp GY 5.08 –.22 +23 498 15k

67 63 59 D B–17.3 Generac GNRC 15.69 –.92 +41 136 9 ê.. .. 54 .. B NH GenlAmI .4 r GAM 27.00 –.54 +42 70 .. ê

60 19 84 D B+39.1 GenlCable BGC 36.84 –.75 +13 734 24ò68 40 94 D A 14.0 GenComm r GNCMA 12.04 –.54 +19 214 80 ê84 87 49 B A+79.0 GenDyn 2.3 r GD 74.13 –2.07 +17 2.3m 10o

52 37 75 C B+NH GenElect 2.8 GE 20.20 –.08 +65 102m 17o

44 31 69 E C+0.8 GenlEmplymt JOB .49 +.02+183 26 ..k71 47 97 D B+3.1 GenFin GFN 2.73 ... –32 5 ..k20 8 84 E B–16.5 vjGnGrt 2.6 GGP 14.57 –.43 –38 4.8m ..o2 17 2 D D–8.8 GenMarit 1.2 GMR 3.22 +.30+231 6.9m ..ò

24 59 22 B C–39.0 GenMills 3.2 r GIS 34.94 –.45 +6 5.0m 15o

39 6 89 .. C–7.3 GenMoly GMO 5.06 –.31 –2 1.3m ..o51 22 44 C A+39.5 GenerlMtrs GM 36.60 –2.07 +79 37m 99o

6 17 6 B C 4.8 GenSteeln r GSI 2.52 –.06 –50 194 ..o69 60 76 C B–41.2 Genesco r GCO 36.26 –.85 –18 265 15o

84 87 82 B B 54.97GenWyo GWR 50.82 –1.88 –4 170 27k

64 30 80 C B 28.0 GenesEn 5.8 GEL 27.52 –.34 +23 205 50ò51 29 99 E B+6.9 GeneticTc GENE 2.95 –.04 –9 123 ..k14 14 10 D C 10.0 GenMark GNMK 4.85 +.04 –53 6 ..õ90 80 93 D A 23.77Genomic GHDX 22.37 –.61 +45 210 99k

24 33 30 D B+5.2 GenonEnergy GEN 4.09 –.20 –14 6.8m ..ò54 42 65 B B+39.0 Genoptixn GXDX 24.95 +.04 +8 1.1m 19k

32 61 25 A D–18.7 Genpactn G 15.00 –.22 –12 573 21ò95 57 95 A A–35.4 Gentex 1.4 GNTX 32.22 –1.28 –13 1.4m 33o

96 80 99 D A 10.07Gentium GENT 8.85 –.08 –4 42 23 ê66 96 26 B B–30.9 GntvaHlth GTIV 23.60 –.80 –18 174 8ò79 78 69 B A–NH GenuiPrt 3.2 GPC 51.43 –.45 +55 1.3m 17ò17 41 7 E B–3.4 GenVec GNVC .56 –.01 –39 600 .. ê20 24 43 D B–19.4 Genwth GNW 13.85 –.27+190 17m 19ó55 45 57 C C+73.2 Genzyme r GENZ 71.10 –.18 –16 2.0m 52ò53 78 43 B C+26.8 GeoGroup r GEO 23.58 –.45 +18 418 15k

52 22 73 A B–47.5 GeoEye GEOY 40.61 –.47 +14 135 19o

9 10 3 E B 2.0 GeoGlobal GGR .71 –.04 –16 103 .. ê46 1 80 E B 10.2 Geokinetic GOK 8.59 –.26 –64 33 .. ê84 42 89 D A 1.6 GeoMet GMET 1.31 –.02 –28 90 18 ê13 23 8 D C–0.9 GeoPetro GPR .42 –.01 –49 32 .. ê99 72 97 A A–NH Geores GEOI 27.50 –.11 +19 305 26 ê81 2 91 B A+28.0 GaGulfrs GGC 26.41 –1.08 +46 581 ..ò

44 20 72 D B 9.3 GrbrScnc GRB 7.39 –.46 +60 96 99 ê22 49 17 B D+18.0 GerdauA .5 GGB 12.82 –.43 +35 8.2m 12ò49 77 45 B C–18.9 GrmnAm 3.2 GABC 17.44 –.50+111 33 14õ16 13 9 D C+6.4 Geron GERN 4.72 –.17 –25 1.6m ..ò5 9 4 .. E 92.5 GerovaF GFC 21.43 +.29 –77 9 ..k

40 49 52 A D+32.2 GettyRl 6.9 GTY 27.74 –.57 +65 431 15ò38 60 27 B C+8.3 GiantIn 2.4 GA 7.03 +.04 –26 329 13 ê19 22 28 E C+15.9 GibrltrIn ROCK 11.07 –.83 +11 158 99ò53 9 62 C A–3.1 Gigatrncs GIGA 2.89 –.04 –65 4 19õ1 5 1 E E 3.3 Gigamedia GIGM 1.14 –.02 +54 703 ..o

22 22 19 E C 6.3 GilatSatNet GILT 5.10 –.18 –7 24 99k

68 80 45 A B–32.7 GildanA .2 r GIL 29.40 –.05 +16 624 17ò66 83 22 A B–49.5 GileadSci r GILD 38.21 –.73 +7 9.6m 10o

61 56 35 B A 24.0 GivenImg GIVN 17.40 –.31 +94 103 26k

12 44 25 D C–19.0 GlacrBnc 3.6 GBCI 14.45 –.64+147 949 23 ê29 30 36 C B 14.1 GldstnC 7.6 GLAD 11.05 –.35 +88 150 13k

32 48 48 D B 19.5 Gladstn 8.3 GOOD 18.07 –1.18+760 224 99k

53 60 51 C B–8.0 GladstI 6.9 GAIN 6.92 –.31+154 137 12k

41 92 18 C D–15.5 Glatfelt 3.0 GLT 11.96 –.08 +81 368 13k

20 32 22 A E 42.1 GlaxoSK 5.5 GSK 36.40 –1.06+238 7.0m 12ò

11 17 6 C B 4.8 Gleacher GLCH 2.11 –.11 +12 445 99õ78 29 93 C A 12.0 GlgLife GLGL 11.86 +.21+374 74 99 ê30 3 93 E B 9.1 GlimchR 4.6 GRT 8.76 –.31 +74 1.6m ..k4 34 2 C B–9.3 GlobCash GCA 3.08 –.14 –33 349 5k

14 30 24 C D+17.8 GlblCrsg GLBC 13.14 –.61 +47 144 ..k51 28 73 C A–18.5 GlobDefT GTEC 16.17 –1.08 –59 15 22k

41 97 6 A D 12.8 GlblEd&Tec GEDU 8.60 –.03 –50 30 26õ43 7 79 E B+12.5 GlbGeoph GGS 10.75 –.43 –45 44 ..õ.. .. 19 .. D+15.5 GlobalH 8.3 GHI 12.88 –.06 –7 56 ..õ.. .. 28 .. D+15.5 GlbIncC 5.7 GCF 14.22 –.10 –28 21 .. ê

41 26 70 B B 21.3 GloblIndemty GBLI 19.32 –1.16 +60 49 9k

53 8 82 D B+7.8 GloblInds GLBL 7.64 –.12 +35 937 ..k73 49 63 B B+29.8 GlobPtrs 6.8 GLP 29.39 –.10 +4 59 12 ê70 60 65 A A–49.0 GloblPay .2 r GPN 46.82 –.82 –27 388 18o

87 40 97 B A–24.0 GlbPwrEqGp GLPW 23.32 –.14 +26 65 13õ78 28 99 A A+6.8 GlbShipL GSL 6.51 –.15 –26 171 12 ê83 86 82 B B–11.0 GlblSrcs r GSOL 9.52 –.23 –26 60 18 ê4 12 7 D C 13.4 GlobTAD GAI 8.32 –.04 –70 0.6 37 ê

95 80 97 C A–10.97GlbTraff GNET 10.66 +.20 +16 74 62k

.. .. 25 .. ..16.0 GlobXAlmn ALUM 14.95 –.20 –47 15 99 ê

.. .. 35 .. D–21.6 GlobalX .1 BRAQ 18.14 –.60+619 165 99 ê

.. .. 23 .. C 19.2 GlblXBrz .5 BRAF 15.87 –.37 +22 10 99 ê

.. .. 35 .. D 19.6 GlXBraz 1.3 BRAZ 17.18 –.46 +18 35 99 ê

.. .. 23 .. D 21.2 GblXChC 1.1 CHIQ 17.31 –.44 +8 211 99 ê

.. .. 47 .. B–17.1 GblXChi .8 CHIE 15.76 –.53 –13 14 99 ê

.. .. 18 .. C–16.0 GlbXChi 2.5 CHIX 12.86 –.33 –81 34 99 ê

.. .. 37 .. D+18.4 GblXChi 1.4 CHII 16.14 –.35 –56 6 99 ê

.. .. 49 .. C 16.2 GlblXCh 1.0 CHIM 14.15 –.31 –88 9 99 ê

.. .. 52 .. C–18.0 GblXChi .1 CHIB 17.36 –.27+187 9 99 ê

.. .. 81 .. C–20.7 GlbXCopM .5 COPX 18.87 –.54 –49 97 99 ê

.. .. 65 .. C–21.0 GlbXNord .8 GXF 20.45 –.55 –26 19 99 ê

.. .. 33 .. E 19.4 GlbXGoldExp GLDX 16.88 +.33 +41 73 99 ê

.. .. 77 .. D+23.8 GlobalXL 1.1LIT 21.73 –.44 –14 176 99 ê

.. .. 35 .. D 16.1 GlbXNwy30 NORW 15.20 –.32+126 85 99 ê

.. .. 1 .. ..35.4 GlbxRssEmG EMGX 24.69 –.47 –30 7 99 ê

.. .. 1 .. ..26.5 GlbxRusEmV EMVX 25.13 –.25 –17 8 99 ê

.. .. 86 .. E 27.9 GlbXSil 1.1 SIL 22.25 +.51 +91 1.3m 99o

.. .. 68 .. B–21.9 GlbXUra 1.9 URA 19.99 –.37 –40 172 99 ê

.. .. 56 .. C–48.0 GlblXC .6 GXG 41.54 –.48 –40 59 99 ê23 3 86 E D–3.1 GloblOptn r GLOI 2.55 ... –94 4 .. ê28 2 49 B C 3.1 GlblScpen GSB 2.17 ... –68 8 43 ê3 9 17 E D+2.1 Globalstr GSAT 1.34 –.03 –15 469 .. ê

83 63 91 B B–19.7 GlbSpMet .8 GSM 18.04 –.09 –6 538 54ò83 86 60 C B–10.2 Globecom GCOM 9.30 –.08+184 129 24k

2 4 5 B ..13.6 GlobsMr 1.7 GLBS 9.25 –.39 –82 3 7õ46 27 98 E B+NH GluMobilen GLUU 2.94 –.17+389 4.1m ..k27 34 33 A D+18.7 GolInAir 2.6 GOL 14.85 –.44 +8 979 14o

73 47 88 C A 17.7 Golar 5.9 r GLNG 16.89 –.42 +23 310 99o

77 81 62 B D 18.5 GoldFlds .9 GFI 15.85 –.11 +87 6.3m 24ò39 3 91 E B 1.9 GoldRsv GRZ 1.71 +.04 –75 32 .. ê47 49 89 .. E 29.9 GoldResrc GORO 23.40 +1.00 +33 366 ..ó61 86 30 B D–48.9 Goldcorp .9 GG 40.74 +.05 +65 10m 39o

52 9 96 B C+28.9 GoldenMin AUMN 19.84 –.11 –14 104 .. ê18 42 16 C D–6.0 GoldStr GSS 3.76 +.03 +13 3.6m 31ò23 45 12 E B+0.5 Goldfield GV .31 –.02 –36 15 .. ê.. .. 67 .. B 50.8 GSCnct GSC 50.23 +.94+167 26 99k

11 12 41 B C–186 GldmSch .9 GS 161.8 –2.26 –13 4.5m 10o

23 5 74 E B+5.4 Golfsmith GOLF 3.88 –.07 –47 10 ..k25 5 49 B D+18.0 GolubCap 7.7 GBDC 16.20 –.45 –36 33 12õ21 1 53 E A 4.9 GoodTimes GTIMD 2.93 –.39 –14 11 ..k79 81 73 B B 92.6 Goodrich 1.3 GR 89.92 –1.79 +33 1.1m 20ó

60 5 86 E A 23.6 GoodrPet GDP 20.16 –.35 –35 549 ..ò21 23 34 D B–15.3 Goodyear GT 11.66 –.65 +41 7.3m 20ò83 96 51 A C+642 Google GOOG 601.0–15.80 +71 4.2m 20o

87 51 88 A A 18.9 GrdmnsStrs GMAN 14.61 –1.39 +44 87 13 ê

60 79 52 C E 37.4 Gormanr 1.3 GRC 31.22 –.83 +26 42 26k

34 27 27 B C 28.5 GovPrIT 6.3 GOV 25.93 –.49 +26 237 28k

72 82 76 E C+37.0 GraceWR GRA 34.85 –1.22 +34 460 13ò

95 79 84 A A–NH Graco 2.0 GGG 42.15 –.07 +79 523 27k

93 96 85 A B+21.4 GraftechIntl GTI 20.50 –.76 +99 2.5m 16ò67 35 86 C B+24.6 Graham .4 GHM 22.48 –.33 +74 85 53õ69 27 94 D A+NH GrahamP GRM 17.99 +.22+161 833 ..o77 91 64 A C–140 Graingr 1.7 r GWW 130.2 –3.78 +37 716 19o

65 69 95 E A–4.4 Gramercy GKK 3.53 –.12 –48 335 ..o81 42 89 B C 8.7 GranTragn GTE 8.55 +.20 +1 730 38ò47 99 11 A B–28.5 GrCanEd r LOPE 18.15 –.18 –32 240 17ò47 52 98 E E 6.1 GranCty GCFB 3.75 +.04 –86 6 .. ê18 34 21 D B–34.6 GraniteC 2.0 GVA 25.46 –1.01 –21 284 99ò

78 80 83 E A–NH GraphPkg GPK 4.65 –.26 +78 592 27k

47 33 70 C B+2.3 GravityCo GRVY 2.03 –.01 –35 30 22 ê26 62 10 E B 4.9 GrayTV GTN 1.97 –.07 –22 213 .. ê5 10 2 D B–1.6 GrayMrk GRMH .81 –.06 –3 49 .. ê

39 13 82 E D+3.3 GrBasGold GBG 2.69 +.01 +20 2.9m .. ê93 98 90 C B–8.7 GrLkDrge .7 GLDD 8.20 –.21 0 563 16k

62 87 21 A D–156 GtNorIr 14 GNI 100.8 –.18 –37 16 10õ58 82 40 B B+20.1 GrtPlnEn 4.2 GXP 19.71 –.35 –40 579 11k

15 23 21 B B–26.3 GrtSoBcp 3.3 GSBC 21.75 –1.16+167 48 14 ê

25 20 70 E B–3.8 GrWolfRes WOLF 2.90 ... –74 16 ..k52 58 46 C B+25.1 Grtbatch GB 23.22 –.69 +2 99 15k

.. .. 36 .. B–13.7 Greater .7 GCH 12.76 –.31 –24 70 .. ê1 21 2 E B–15.0 GreenBs GRNB 3.36 –.16 –5 56 ..k

95 89 88 A A–65.17GreenDotA GDOT 63.16 –.98 –51 174 53ó75 99 62 A D+38.9 GreenMtCf GMCR.33.76 –.91 –18 3.1m 48ó30 53 25 B D+18.0 GreenPla GPRE 11.16 –.16+142 681 5k

67 2 96 E A+NH Greenbri GBX 23.43 –1.00 +31 399 ..o

62 75 53 B C 20.0 GrnCnty 3.8 GCBC 18.41 –.04 –82 0.2 14 ê.. .. 77 .. B 34.3 GrHCmdty GCC 33.62 +.14 –29 132 .. ê

15 7 19 B C–89.2 Greenhi 2.5 GHL 72.39 –1.58+162 512 64o

12 32 11 D C 1.7 GreenHtrn GRH .86 ... –64 11 .. ê24 6 44 B D+30.0 Grnlghtn GLRE 28.15 –.81 +56 133 11k

78 86 55 A B 65.8 GreifA 2.7 GEF 63.23 –1.45 –51 69 14k

74 86 50 A B–63.0 GreifB 4.1 GEFB 60.75 –1.00+126 15 9k

24 30 43 E C+33.0 Griffin 1.4 GRIF 28.88 –.59 +59 7 ..k7 23 17 D D–15.1 Griffon GFF 11.53 –.48+177 652 33ò

71 60 74 C B 43.2 Grp1Auto 1.0 r GPI 38.13 –1.18 –10 307 15k

12 34 15 E C+2.4 GrubbEll GBE 1.15 –.07 +31 482 ..k55 47 71 E A–9.5 Gruma GMK 8.63 –.20 +30 38 15k

71 56 51 B A–16.3 GpArCN 3.6 OMAB 15.42 –.24 +55 49 28k

77 75 59 A B–42.2 GpAerPac 3.6 PAC 38.81 –.82+121 172 19k

77 91 30 A B 60.0 GrupoAer 3.6 ASR 51.87 –2.54+274 350 18k

74 72 76 C A–23.7 GroupCasaA SAB 18.25 –.05 –64 1 7 ê93 98 98 B A–17.1 GrpFin GGAL 15.68 –.29 –38 340 26k

62 34 77 C B+10.2 GrpRadio 8.3 RC 9.85 ... –89 0.2 82k

44 30 57 B B 9.1 GrupoSimec SIM 8.19 –.28 –25 32 14k

54 49 60 A D+26.7 GpTelevs TV 23.46 –.39 +61 3.1m 26k

17 21 14 C B+3.4 GpoTMMA TMM 2.40 –.20 –68 13 ..k59 83 34 B C+22.3 GuangRy 2.5 GSH 20.26 –.39 –26 41 12 ê13 14 4 A D–5.7 GuanweiR GPRC 3.01 +.04 –21 36 6õ15 45 37 E D+2.0 GuarantyBc GBNK 1.50 –.06 –9 50 ..õ22 26 48 E B 7.1 GuarntyFd GFED 5.95 +.05 –45 2 33 ê66 83 43 A D–51.5 Guess 1.9 GES 42.09 –1.20 –51 764 13o

.. .. 44 .. B+43.6 GuggAir .1 FAA 38.66 –1.50 –57 10 ..k

7 1 1 .. ..25.3 GggBlt2012H BSJC 25.25 +.00 +63 5 99 ê

.. .. 1 .. ..25.3 GggBlt2013H BSJD 25.26 –.01 –83 0.5 99 ê

.. .. 1 .. ..25.3 GggBlt2014H BSJE 25.30 ...+141 7 99 ê

.. .. 1 .. ..25.4 GggBlt2015H BSJF 25.37 –.05 +11 2 99 ê

.. .. 39 .. D–48.3 GuggBri 1.9 EEB 44.34 –1.13 +6 282 ..k

.. .. 16 .. C 20.1 GuggBld 7.7 GBAB 18.17 –.10 –46 61 99 ê

.. .. 73 .. B 21.0 GuggCan 2.7 ENY 20.84 +.07+139 108 .. ê

.. .. 37 .. C–30.4 GuggChin 1.0 YAO 26.81 –.70+207 84 ..k

.. .. 52 .. D 22.0 GuggChin .8 TAO 19.78 –.42 –72 23 ..ò

.. .. 40 .. D 33.6 GuggChina 1.5 HAO 29.08 –.74 –12 229 ..k

.. .. 47 .. C+30.0 GuggChi .5 CQQQ 28.66 –.54 +92 53 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B+24.9 GuggDef 1.5 DEF 24.62 –.28 –57 2 ..k

.. .. 44 .. B 9.8 GugEnhEq 10 GPM 9.16 –.26 +48 93 .. ê

.. .. 46 .. E 21.2 GuggEwE 3.8 EEN 20.09 –.32 –75 0.2 ..k

.. .. 42 .. D–25.0 GuggFrn .5 FRN 22.13 –.50+357 771 ..k

.. .. 67 .. B+33.7 GuggInsd .6 NFO 32.77 –.68 –29 54 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B–25.1 GuggInt 1.8 XGC 23.93 –.57+164 15 ..k

.. .. 46 .. D–19.9 GuggIntl 3.8 HGI 19.32 –.38 –17 22 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B+NH GuggMidC .6 CZA 29.35 –.43 –20 5 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B+20.7 GuggMlti 4.7 CVY 20.41 –.26 –67 62 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B 28.8 GuggOcn 1.3 OTR 28.02 –.74 –43 3 ..k

.. .. 59 .. B–26.8 GuggOcn 1.3 OTP 26.29 –.53 +56 3 ..k

.. .. 73 .. B+NH GuggRJEqFd RYJ 21.36 –.39 –4 14 ..k

.. .. 37 .. B 15.7 GuggS&P 5.2 LVL 15.08 –.30 –33 27 ..k

.. .. 49 .. B–21.1 GggS&PG 2.0 CGW 20.23 –.48 +49 77 ..k

.. .. 59 .. B+25.8 GuggSec .3 XRO 24.66 –.71 –35 8 ..k

.. .. 31 .. C–29.7 GuggShip 2.6 SEA 27.29 +.08 +90 28 99 ê

.. .. 20 .. C 9.3 GuggSola .3 TAN 7.83 –.25 –7 444 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B 23.0 GuggSpnof .4 CSD 22.49 –.33 –69 2 ..k

.. .. 63 .. A 22.5 GuggTim 2.7 CUT 21.90 –.53 +9 111 ..k70 80 69 E B+7.6 GuidSoft GUID 6.68 –.37 –26 37 99k

56 23 83 D B 30.6 GulfIsl .1 GIFI 26.86 –.78 +14 73 24k

85 98 38 A C–13.1 GulfResn r GFRE 9.48 –.39 –29 219 6o

85 54 84 C A+NH GlfMrk GLF 38.50 +.89 +90 398 23ò98 96 95 A A–22.9 Gulfport GPOR 21.31 –.28 –45 194 22o

23 34 54 E B–6.6 Gushann r GU 5.41 –.02 –88 26 .. ê45 49 88 D D+82.9 GyrodyAm GYRO 77.50 –1.50 –45 1 .. ê

— H —29 6 70 E B+12.9 HEEqSvcs HEES 11.89 –.51 +40 111 .. ê.. .. 64 .. A+14.5 HQHlthc 8.2 HQH 14.08 –.35 –1 84 .. ê.. .. 62 .. B+11.7 HQLif 8.2 HQL 11.26 –.29 –30 55 .. ê

39 44 60 B C+NH HCCIns 1.9 r HCC 30.27 –.50 +4 504 10k

52 73 50 C B+38.1 HCP 5.1 HCP 36.55 –.41 +9 4.7m 57ò40 94 18 A E 191 HDFCBnk .5 HDB 140.4 –6.03+146 829 27o

83 80 90 C A–12.87HFF HF 12.00 –.21 –20 117 36 ê33 23 43 C B 11.7 HFFinl 4.1 HFFC 11.05 –.03 –11 4 13k

33 44 36 D D+5.8 HKNrs HKN 3.35 +.05 –12 16 ..k16 5 66 E B 6.7 HMG HMG 5.26 +.02 –97 0.4 .. ê2 5 3 E B–6.8 HMNFinl HMNF 2.83 –.17 –69 1 .. ê

92 94 71 A C+67.4 HMSHld HMSY.64.76 –1.47 +24 182 49ò

39 39 64 E B 35.3 HNICorp 2.9 HNI 30.15 –1.88 +10 177 40k

51 93 29 B B–8.0 HQSustMn HQS 4.30 +.01 +10 158 5o

30 74 39 D C–57.0 HSBCHold 3.1 HBC 54.15 –1.29 +46 2.8m 20ò

34 52 42 B D–34.7 HSNInc HSNI 28.43 +.18 +30 573 15o

17 44 17 D D–8.0 HSWInt HSWI 3.57 +.14 –81 1 .. ê65 89 60 C D–4.5 HackettGp r HCKT 3.50 –.07 –18 54 18k

69 79 40 B B 64.8 Haemonetic r HAE 58.84 –.19 +49 241 19k

63 71 82 D B–28.5 HainCelstl HAIN 26.58 –.91 +7 298 24ò

88 53 99 A C–13.9 HalladorE HNRG 10.78 –.69 –49 5 12õ99 86 90 A B+NH Hallibtn .8 HAL 43.88 +.71 +27 16m 21o

8 27 15 B D+12.0 HallmkF r HALL 8.50 –.26 +56 69 10 ê9 18 3 B B+58.8 HallwoodGr HWG 25.40 –.10 –90 0.2 2 ê

27 34 22 D C+9.1 Halozyme HALO 6.68 –.49 +28 515 ..o66 80 73 E B NH HmpdB 1.0 r HBNK 12.15 +.30+794 47 99k

4 38 2 E A–3.7 HpRdBk HMPR .70 +.02 –71 140 .. ê14 48 21 C C–43.9 HncHld 2.9 HBHC 32.84 –.47 –2 329 21 ê97 80 99 B B+13.5 Hndy&Harmn HNH 11.87 –.13 –67 9 32 ê12 26 14 B E 31.5 Hanesbrd HBI 22.53 +.07+294 4.1m 10o

89 94 71 B A–22.5 HangrOrth HGR 21.27 –.64 –41 118 16k

10 66 10 E B 4.3 HanmiFn HAFC 1.32 –.11+153 3.7m .. ê36 48 43 C B–48.4 HanvrIns 2.1 r THG 47.41 –.68 +24 252 18k

11 40 6 E B–2.8 HansenM HNSN 1.51 –.07 –39 292 ..k88 89 76 A A–NH HansenNat r HANS 55.15 –.50 –31 586 23ò76 99 20 A C+26.0 HarbinElec HRBN 18.83 –.50 –56 277 6o

7 1 18 .. B 7.4 Harbinger HRG 5.59 –.30 +6 45 .. ê50 52 62 E B 10.1 Hardinge .2 HDNG 8.70 –.26+341 59 ..k70 46 88 D A–NH HarlyDav 1.0 HOG 39.37 –.91 +43 2.7m 33o

31 42 50 C C+37.8 Harlysvl 4.0 r HGIC 35.83 –.98 +5 39 14k

27 51 34 C D 16.2 Hrlysvl 5.1 HARL 14.98 –.48 –56 0.7 11 ê77 80 77 C C 53.4 Harman HAR 42.74 –1.38 –31 451 33ò

95 93 73 C A–8.9 Harmonic HLIT 8.15 –.23 +12 1.1m 26ò32 47 41 .. E 13.0 HrmnyGld .6 HMY 10.89 +.19 +79 3.1m 99ò56 35 72 E A–5.5 HarrisHrs TINY 5.09 –.23 +73 212 .. ê84 91 32 A C 54.5 Harris 2.2 HRS 46.36 –1.83+190 2.4m 9o

15 11 33 E B+1.5 HarrisInt HPOL 1.07 –.29+150 203 .. ê51 80 18 C C+14.7 HWinstng HWD 10.52 –.18 –65 99 36 ê45 10 76 C A+35.1 Harsco 2.6 HSC 31.62 –1.33 +15 933 34o

33 36 43 C C+15.8 HartHnk 2.4 HHS 12.71 –.46 +56 243 13k

36 9 58 B A–30.5 HartfdFn .7 HIG 27.69 –.98 –3 5.3m 8ò71 77 55 A C+4.5 HarvrdBio HBIO 4.25 –.04 +16 32 12k

57 36 85 E C+14.2 HarvstNRes HNR 10.75 –.25 –9 257 21o

38 81 52 B E 50.2 Hasbro 2.3 r HAS 43.91 –1.07 –21 1.1m 16x

5 38 18 D E 9.4 HastngEnt r HAST 5.42 +.07 –62 8 99 ê8 10 31 B E 32.0 Hattera 14 HTS 28.50 –.44 –29 613 6ò

46 42 97 E E 4.9 Hauppauge HAUP 2.42 –.10 –78 141 ..k26 59 26 D B–18.1 HavertyClA HVTA 12.10 –.65 +33 0.4 22 ê22 59 25 D D+18.2 HavertyFurn HVT 11.98 –.70 +13 68 22 ê44 58 54 C B+26.4 HawaiiEl 5.0 HE 24.77 –.25 –43 338 18k

46 34 58 B B 8.7 HawHldgs r HA 7.50 –.23 –5 485 8ò92 83 88 B C–50.2 Hawkns 1.5 HWKN 40.01 +1.19+136 126 18 ê3 5 11 D B–13.4 HwtrnB 2.2 HWBK 9.20 ... –78 0.7 27 ê

94 80 90 E A 49.4 HaynsIn 1.7 HAYN 48.00 –.78 +62 111 65k

37 14 83 E A–6.3 Headwatrs HW 5.32 –.11 +38 650 ..ò28 25 36 B C+52.1 HealthC 5.7 HCN 48.50 –.67 –40 1.2m 73ò58 60 66 B C 10.0 HlthMgtA HMA 9.01 –.13 –25 2.1m 14ò35 32 66 D C 29.8 HealthNet r HNT 28.64 –.96 –32 747 14ò3 6 14 C C 25.2 HealthR 5.8 HR 20.83 –.38 +67 764 99k

53 65 40 B B–17.1 HlthcrSv 3.9 HCSG 15.79 –.30 +14 318 32k

54 38 74 D A–24.1 HlthSouth HLS 22.61 –.40 –29 751 13ò94 94 91 B A–33.77HlthSprg r HS.30.84 –1.64 +19 581 9ò

72 49 89 B C–8.7 HlthStrm r HSTM 7.04 –.11 –26 52 35k

34 63 20 D B+17.8 Healthwys HWAY 12.36 +.05 +68 361 11k

52 77 38 A B–17.2 HrtlndEx .5 HTLD 15.94 –.59 +60 696 23 ê31 72 30 C C 20.9 HeartFin 2.5 HTLF 16.15 –1.53+110 37 13 ê

23 44 33 B D–19.5 HrtldPay .3 HPY 15.51 –.23 –1 179 24k

64 28 95 D B+99 HeartWre HTWR 91.09 –6.04+241 459 ..k

1 17 1 E E 1.8 HearUSA EAR .50 –.04+111 331 .. ê12 20 42 E B+6.5 Heckmnn HEK 4.88 –.22 +46 885 ..o65 27 94 B D–11.6 Hecla Ming HL 9.09 +.49 +50 20m 34ò45 61 67 E A–3.6 Heelys HLYS 2.98 –.01 –71 34 .. ê80 93 68 B D+59.0 Heico .2 HEI 49.65 –1.98 +59 155 30k

76 93 58 B D+42.9 HeicoA .3 HEIA 36.35 –1.00 +64 82 22k

57 23 70 D B+31.4 HeidrkS 1.9 HSII 26.84 –1.21 +6 98 41k

32 62 34 B C–50.8 HeinzHJ 3.8 HNZ 47.62 –.53 0 2.0m 16ò62 79 57 B C+33.0 HelenTroy HELE 28.23 –1.28 –21 148 10 ê

24 24 68 E A–4.1 HeliosM HMNA 1.03 –.02 –98 0.2 .. ê.. .. 48 .. C–8.0 HeliosA 9 HAV 7.72 –.01 +12 31 .. ê.. .. 35 .. C+7.7 HeliosH 9 HIH 7.41 –.02 –62 7 .. ê.. .. 34 .. D+9.5 HeliosH 8.6 HHY 9.02 –.04 +27 29 .. ê.. .. 35 .. C+5.4 HeliosM 9 HMH 5.05 –.02 –35 21 .. ê.. .. 24 .. C–6.0 HeliosS 9.0 HSA 5.34 ... +34 34 .. ê.. .. 22 .. E 6.8 HeliosS 10 HSM 6.09 ... –62 13 ..k.. .. 26 .. C–6.2 HeliosT 9 HTR 5.76 +.01 –35 63 ..k

52 23 73 E B+3.6 HelixBiophm HBP 2.95 +.05 +35 7 .. ê30 40 30 E D+17.0 HelixEn HLX 11.78 –.55 0 1.6m 31ò96 89 87 A B+NH HelmPay .4 HP 56.37 –.37+135 2.5m 18o

21 24 10 D B–0.9 Hemisphrx HEB .50 ... –14 499 .. ê81 86 68 B B+66.6 HenrySchn r HSIC 65.42 –.30 +76 779 18ò24 65 6 D B–3.9 HeraldNB HNB 2.24 –.11 –68 8 ..k87 97 81 A C 71.37Herbalfe 1.4 r HLF.65.31 –1.70 –37 287 14ò

30 18 65 E C+4.9 HercOffsh HERO 3.31 –.05 –21 2.2m ..o35 41 33 C B–11.6 HercTcG 7.6 r HTGC 10.52 –.31 +59 400 12ò34 50 71 E B–6.0 HrtgCom HTBK 4.75 +.28 +69 37 .. ê60 80 36 C B+16.5 HeritagFinl HFWA 14.76 –.04 +20 71 14 ê59 37 77 D A–13.4 HeritgF 3.1 HBOS 11.63 –.38 –88 7 ..k16 30 25 E B 5.0 HeriOksBnc HEOP 3.60 +.05+999 154 ..k62 54 69 D B 12.2 HeritCrysn HCCI 11.57 –.28 –69 3 48k

51 53 55 D B 18.4 HerleyInds HRLY 16.57 –.66 +6 38 30o

39 22 80 D C+6.8 Hersha 3.1 HT 6.51 –.31 –13 1.1m ..k35 60 36 A B–52.1 Hershey 2.7 HSY 47.04 –.79 +5 1.1m 18ò55 57 77 D B–15.6 Hertz HTZ 14.42 –.45 +21 4.9m 30ò.. .. 55 .. C–8.3 HerzfldCarib CUBA 7.26 –.11 –12 11 .. ê7 20 12 E B+10.8 Heska HSKA 4.85 –.15 +69 23 99k

69 49 87 C B–82.8 Hess .5 HES 81.51 +2.26+137 7.0m 15o

63 89 27 A B 54.8 HewlttPk .7 HPQ 45.51 –1.23 +15 21m 9ò

88 88 71 B A–19.5 Hexcel HXL 18.75 –.55 +15 692 24o

14 69 6 B E 31.1 Hhgreggn HGG 17.92 –.28 –8 658 18ò

48 35 47 A B 27.1 HiTchPhrm HITK 22.95 –.40 –22 77 8o

86 92 80 B B+39.87Hibbett HIBB.32.48 –1.19 –47 234 20 ê

88 86 68 B A–10.1 Hickory 5.4 HTCO 10.04 +.04 +6 25 15 ê88 99 80 B B 22.07HighOne ONE.19.20 –.50 –38 159 36õ.. .. 46 .. B 8.3 HighldCr 7.9 HCF 8.01 –.04 +33 245 .. ê

39 61 6 B B–6.9 HighpowerIntl HPJ 3.48 –.12 –22 57 8 ê82 50 94 C B 4.4 Highway 2.2 HIHO 3.65 –.28 –37 7 15k

19 28 32 C B 35.4 HghwdPrp 5.2 HIW 32.45 –.52 +28 805 48k

51 37 67 C B 7.0 HillIntl HIL 6.37 –.29 +89 136 16o

80 73 80 B C 44.0 Hill–Rom 1.0 HRC 40.45 –.12 +38 753 20o

44 59 35 A B 26.2 HillenI 3.4 HI 22.05 –.39 –50 152 12ò4 10 18 E C–12.4 HilltopH HTH 9.82 –.13 +46 214 .. ê

33 14 19 B A 3.3 HimxTc 9 HIMX 2.55 –.02 –26 285 10k

94 80 98 C B 33.57HisoftTech HSFT 29.52 –.50 +9 283 48õ84 80 85 E A–56.6 Hitachi .9 HIT 55.48 –.57 –25 31 12k

98 97 81 A C+63.67Hittite HITT 59.52 –1.58 +20 192 25ò

8 17 13 D B–3.8 HokuCorp HOKU 2.49 –.07 –29 106 ..õ.. .. 96 .. C+NH H–B2BInt BHH 1.05 +.09+243 603 .. ê.. .. 33 .. B 107 H–Biotech BBH 100.8 –2.18 –31 10 ..o

.. .. 80 .. B+15.3 H–Brdbd .4 BDH 14.92 –.33 –95 3 .. ê

.. .. 70 .. B–75.9 H–Inter .2 HHH 71.88 –3.30 –24 19 ..x

.. .. 58 .. B–59.7 H–IntArc .5 IAH 58.31 –1.11 –24 5 .. ê

.. .. 68 .. C–4.2 H–IntInf IIH 3.87 +.05 –51 22 .. ê

.. .. 82 .. B–NH H–OilSvc .5 OIH 150.4 +.39 +69 6.9m ..o

.. .. 30 .. B 67.6 H–Pharm 3.3 PPH 64.18 –.94 –26 321 ..o

.. .. 51 .. B 94.4 H–RegBk .6 RKH 86.63 –1.34 +91 801 ..o

.. .. 51 .. B 108 HoldrsR 1.3 RTH 105.8 –2.79 +27 1.2m ..o

.. .. 77 .. B–NH HMLSemi 1.4 SMH 34.40 –.73 +84 11m ..o

.. .. 60 .. B+NH H–Sftwa .5 SWH 48.08 –1.15 –40 10 .. ê

.. .. 51 .. D+29.4 HoldrsT 5.1 TTH 27.35 –.62 –75 14 .. ê

.. .. 36 .. B 101 H–Util 3.8 UTH 100.2 –1.21 –79 2 .. ê

.. .. 63 .. B 50.0 H–Wirel 2.2 WMH 49.75 –.15 +38 1 .. ê95 80 95 C B+NH Holly 1.3 HOC 46.94 +1.00+159 1.4m 57ò47 25 61 B B 53.7 HollyEn 6.3 HEP 53.12 +.26 –39 21 27ò95 80 91 A B 17.4 HLSSys HOLI 16.15 +.44 +44 441 24k

63 29 94 D A–2.0 HlywdMd HOLL 1.93 +.01 –66 33 .. ê84 71 80 B A–NH Hologic HOLX 19.92 –.25 +1 2.6m 16ò78 88 37 B A 14.5 HomeBLA r HBCP 13.65 –.31 +19 12 17 ê49 84 17 A B+26.9 HmBk 1.0 HOMB 20.52 –.19 +33 126 17 ê

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 D5IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

72 62 72 C A 38.1 HomeDp 2.6 HD 36.70 –1.28 +7 12m 19ò

11 18 8 D C 16.1 HmFed 2.0 HOME 10.79 –.58+120 62 ..õ58 80 59 .. ..12.8 HmFdBnp 1.9 HFBL 12.50 +.15 –12 26 37õ41 99 12 A D–54.3 HomeInns HMIN.35.34 –2.17 +68 985 22o

18 25 48 D B–56.9 HomePpt 4.3 HME 54.35 –.92 0 314 99ò74 67 80 B B 9.2 Hmown 4.8 HCII 8.34 +.07 –47 5 12 ê30 44 25 A E 35.9 HomexDvlp HXM 30.49 –1.38+122 333 11k

91 80 76 C A 43.4 HondaM 1.1 HMC 42.23 –1.09 +98 876 11ò

85 80 77 B B+NH Honywel 2.2 HON 55.32 –.60+138 9.3m 21o

55 59 67 D B 18.0 HookFu 2.9 HOFT 13.99 –.06 +52 75 20 ê22 21 45 E B 1.1 HooperH HH .80 –.02 –30 120 80 ê46 92 23 C B+14.7 HopfedB 3.4 HFBC 9.55 ... –91 1 5k

39 61 45 C B–19.5 HorMan 2.5 HMN 17.40 –.57 +35 258 10k

77 86 77 C A–NH HorizBcp 2.5 HBNC 27.50 ... –14 2 10 ê19 29 48 C C+6.5 HorizLns 4.0 HRZ 5.05 –.27 +1 291 21ó17 1 33 .. C 16.1 HorzTec 5.5 HRZN 15.89 –.06 –21 74 99 ê73 77 66 B C+52.3 HormelFd 2.1 r HRL 49.68 –.78 –18 398 16ò62 53 46 B B–25.8 Hornbeck HOS 22.64 +.05 +24 740 14ò80 61 76 C B–13.8 HorsehdHn ZINC 12.30 –.45 –29 187 42ò40 65 28 B C–60.5 Hospira HSP 54.60 –1.09 +22 1.3m 16ò

18 21 45 C C+28.3 HospPro 7.3 HPT 24.54 –.71 –1 789 25ò46 53 78 E B–18.8 HostHtls .2 HST 17.88 –.64 +1 6.3m ..ò3 4 19 E B–8.9 HotTopic 5.2 HOTT 5.38 –.19 +12 666 99o

88 80 86 C C 20.4 HoustnE .1 HUSA 15.23 –.08 –57 84 99 ê41 30 46 C C 14.5 HtWC 2.6 HWCC 12.88 –.55 +21 76 28 ê33 44 50 D B 8.1 Hovnanian HOV 4.56 –.17 –20 1.6m ..o71 39 88 E A+56.3 HwrdHghs HHC 50.53 –1.04 –58 101 ..ó

18 6 22 B B 25.8 HuanPwr 4.9 HNP 22.06 –.52 –13 114 11o

73 79 64 B A 37.6 HubGroup r HUBG 34.77 –2.27+340 809 29 ê

83 76 78 B C–60.0 Hubbell 2.4 HUBA 58.85 –1.15 –96 0.1 15 ê

87 76 77 B B+62.7 HubbllB 2.4 HUBB 60.53 –1.86 –5 255 16 ê

44 27 78 .. B–19.0 HudbayMi 1.1 HBM 16.65 –.17 –28 22 45 ê20 59 13 B E 14.8 HudsCB 5.5 HCBK 10.95 –.13 +33 8.4m 10o

70 31 82 E A–6.0 HudsonH HHGP 5.29 –.21 +42 91 ..k14 18 12 D D–17.9 HudsPac 2.6 HPP 14.59 –.38 –39 72 ..õ28 42 34 D C+3.0 HudsonTch HDSN 2.14 +.18+140 109 .. ê16 9 52 D B–25.5 HudVHld 2.5 HUVL 21.26 –1.16 –4 45 99k

84 80 99 E A+64.0 HughCom HUGH 61.51 –.99 +2 108 99k

68 75 53 A D 22.1 HugotnRy 5.1 HGT 21.09 +.19 –11 143 13ò28 37 14 D C–34.5 HumanGen HGSI 23.85 –.72 –35 1.7m ..o73 90 61 B C 61.3 Humana HUM 58.18 –1.90 –17 1.3m 8ò

76 83 70 A B–43.1 HuntJB 1.2 r JBHT 41.35 –1.44+172 3.2m 26o

64 80 76 E B NH HuntBnk .6 HBAN 7.07 –.23 –6 25m 25o

90 80 89 D B+18.17Huntsm 2.4 HUN 16.97 –.25 –23 2.7m 19ò84 43 89 D A–26.8 Hurco HURC 25.19 –.57 –26 14 .. ê66 81 72 C B 27.7 HuronCon HURN 25.62 –.77 –24 78 10k

4 5 6 E D+8.5 Hutchinsn HTCH 3.30 –.16 +17 382 .. ê64 67 81 D B+49.2 Hyatt H 47.80 –1.18 +18 238 99ò

22 51 20 E B+9.5 Hydrgnc HYGS 4.32 –.17 –61 8 72 ê83 33 98 C A–9.9 Hypercom HYC 8.89 –.41 –54 417 25 ê40 12 99 .. D+7.8 Hyperdyn HDY 3.91 –.22 +11 2.5m ..ò

— I —51 39 66 C C 31.0 IACInter IACI 28.17 –.36 +45 1.5m 37ò33 73 26 C D–28.1 ICFIntl ICFI 23.81 –.91 0 71 17 ê96 79 97 D A 10.0 ICGInc ICO 8.86 +.26 –3 6.2m 38ó8 23 19 .. D–2.0 ICOGlA ICOG 1.37 –.11+112 246 .. ê

85 92 47 A B 40.1 ICUMed r ICUI 39.15 –.84 –10 67 19k

58 14 93 D A+4.2 IDSystems r IDSY 3.98 –.19 +30 51 .. ê87 80 99 C A 29.87IDT 3.8 IDTC 23.06 –.78 –75 2 12 ê82 80 99 C B 30.1 IDTClB 3.9 IDT 22.78 –1.00 –37 212 12o

99 99 97 A C 9.2 IECElec IEC 8.73 –.11 –23 41 17õ9 17 5 C B–8.2 IFMInv r CTC 4.39 –.12 –62 28 .. ê

71 13 95 D A–1.9 IGILabs IG 1.75 –.02+140 19 .. ê97 86 86 A B+85.57IHSIncA IHS 81.01 –1.40 –36 114 27o

.. .. 35 .. D–20.8 INGAsPD 9 IAE 18.38 –.40 +30 54 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B NH INGGRE 6.7 IGR 8.01 –.08 +9 386 .. ê

.. .. 28 .. D–15.1 INGGlAd 9 IGA 13.42 –.10 +80 79 ..k

.. .. 19 .. D 13.1 INGGlDiv 10 IGD 11.07 –.13 +38 411 ..k35 28 60 D B+11.7 ING ING 11.15 –.42 –26 1.8m 9ò.. .. 37 .. B 20.4 INGInf 9 IDE 19.61 –.31 –41 68 1 ê.. .. 33 .. C–13.7 INGIntH 9 IID 11.90 –.18 –15 34 ..k.. .. 34 .. B–6.3 INGPrRt 5.0 PPR 5.96 –.03 +18 573 ..k.. .. 28 .. C 17.7 INGNatRs 9 IRR 15.56 –.06 –30 49 ..k

56 1 90 D B+7.4 INXInc INXI 7.37 +.03 –68 3 99k

88 50 97 E A+NH IONGephy IO 9.11 –.11 +2 1.6m ..ò84 62 76 B B 41.2 IPCn IPCM 37.53 –1.64 –13 92 26k

98 90 97 B B 36.77IPGPhot IPGP 33.54 –.28+100 380 52ò56 3 80 B A 18.5 IRSAIn 3.4 IRS 15.45 –.34 –25 54 13k

85 90 61 A B+NH ITCHldgs 2.0 ITC 65.71 –1.32 +65 310 23k

63 66 71 B B–64.0 ITTCorp 1.7 ITT 58.64 –.79 –40 1.2m 14ò45 97 8 A B+121 ITTEduc ESI 65.51 –3.92 +58 1.4m 5o

47 22 98 E A 1.7 IVAXDiag IVD 1.12 –.14+440 562 .. ê87 74 88 B B–18.5 IXIA XXIA 15.23 –.59 +3 635 43k

88 80 78 C D+12.8 IxysCp r IXYS 11.07 –.38+240 224 14 ê80 62 71 B B–20.3 IAMGld .4 IAG 19.63 +.46 +84 5.0m 40ò25 44 41 B D 64.1 Iberiabk 2.4 IBKC 56.70 –.33 +56 217 27o

.. .. 34 .. B 7.5 IberoAm 4.0 SNF 6.71 –.13 +12 32 .. ê45 1 97 E ..6.1 Ibio IBIO 5.20 –.18 –50 125 ..õ6 20 15 E D+2.4 Icad ICAD 1.38 –.02 –15 93 ..k

40 47 24 B B 51.7 IcahnE 2.6 IEP 38.62 –.37+107 50 34 ê36 91 30 C D–58.2 ICICIBk 1.2 IBN 43.32 –1.63+170 6.1m 18o

48 62 28 B B–30.3 IconPLC ICLR 22.59 –.32 –28 235 15k

84 88 76 A B–21.4 IconixBr ICON.19.71 –.70 +67 958 15k

34 44 44 B B 38.7 IdaCorp 3.2 IDA 37.70 –.86 +40 315 15k

29 23 43 E B–6.1 IdenixPhm IDIX 4.32 –.38 –15 148 ..k71 45 87 D B+3.0 Identive INVE 2.55 –.15 –13 22 .. ê17 17 6 C A–7.3 IderaPhm IDRA 2.85 –.01 –52 23 .. ê88 83 70 B C 40.3 IDEX 1.5 IEX 38.95 –.86 –15 242 20k

86 81 71 A B+NH Idexx Labs r IDXX 70.86 –2.24+149 604 30o

84 92 69 B B–24.9 IESI–BFC 2.1 BIN 24.07 –.26 –60 102 27k

71 99 30 A C 25.0 iGate .7 IGTE 15.09 –.31 –13 795 16o

32 20 98 E D+5.2 iGoInc IGOI 3.50 –.18 –6 431 99 ê97 93 90 A A–51.4 II–VI IIVI 49.51 +.18 +65 175 24o

19 13 6 D B+3.5 Ikanos IKAN 1.23 –.07 +1 380 ..k34 80 30 D E 8.5 Ikonics IKNX 7.09 –.41 –41 1 14k

89 81 71 B B+56.4 ILToolWk 2.5 ITW 54.71 –.58 –3 3.1m 18ó99 94 93 A B+71.47Illumina r ILMN.69.05 –1.57 +22 1.5m 65ò

47 36 38 B B+15.5 ImageSnsg ISNS 12.90 –.30 –7 11 14k

19 22 34 E C–12.6 Imation IMN 9.96 –.31 +63 194 35ò82 50 92 C B+32.3 ImaxCorp IMAX 25.57 –.52 –42 868 29o

12 8 19 D B 7.4 iMergent 1.8 IIG 4.46 –.12 +12 12 63k

26 33 41 E B+6.8 Immersion IMMR 5.82 –.21 –29 130 .. ê56 67 45 A B–22.8 Immucor BLUD 20.00 –.84 +19 556 16o

27 29 26 E D+10.9 Immunogn IMGN 8.27 –.51+131 1.3m ..o16 18 16 C D–4.2 Immunmd IMMU 3.26 –.09 +23 548 ..ò18 25 10 D A–5.0 ImpacM IMH 2.80 +.03 –9 17 10 ê94 80 89 A B+24.2 ImpaxLb IPXL 23.39 –.28 +10 702 5ò67 49 50 B A–43.5 ImprlOil 1.0 r IMO 42.67 +.25+109 585 19k

13 10 12 D C 17.3 ImprlSgr .7 IPSU 12.21 –.74 +54 145 ..k90 62 97 D A+8.4 Imris IMRS 7.75 –.17 –2 160 ..õ14 54 3 D B 7.1 IncomeOpRe IOT 3.40 –.40+999 12 6 ê30 12 78 E B 3.6 inContact SAAS 3.23 –.01 –71 24 .. ê65 59 59 A B 8.8 IncrdMa 12 MAIL 6.98 –.13 +13 75 7 ê65 55 43 B B–17.5 Incyte INCY 14.64 –.65 –20 1.5m ..ò73 77 64 B A–28.9 IndBMA 2.6 INDB 27.59 –.99 +39 74 14 ê24 63 36 E A+20.8 IndtBkMI IBCP 3.11 –.22 –18 379 ..k.. .. 54 .. B–30.2 IQAusSC KROO 28.29 –.70 –7 18 99 ê.. .. 78 .. D+35.2 IQCdaSC 1.4 CNDA 33.12 –.03 –66 18 99 ê.. .. 61 .. C–33.5 IQGlblR .4 GRES 31.06 –.35 –63 14 99 ê.. .. 31 .. C–28.6 IQHedge .5 MCRO 27.08 –.25 –81 2 99k

.. .. 27 .. E 28.4 IQHdgM 1.5 QAI 27.04 –.20 –59 20 ..k

.. .. 23 .. E 28.5 IQMrgAr .0 MNA 24.92 –.18 +2 19 99 ê

.. .. 31 .. B+25.9 IQRealReturn CPI 25.29 –.03+100 11 99k

.. .. 64 .. A 31.8 IQSkorSC SKOR 30.66 –1.12 +41 15 1 ê

.. .. 65 .. B–31.9 IQTwSC 1.8 TWON 30.35 –.84 +13 3 .. ê

.. .. 12 .. E 40.9 IndiaFd .3 r IFN 29.40 –1.10 +41 898 ..o

5 22 7 E B+2.7 IndiaGC IGC .81 +.00 –79 129 16k

60 80 84 E D–17.3 IndiCmt .3 INCB 15.30 +.20 +47 5 11 ê51 76 53 B C–21.2 IndSvAm IDSA 12.76 –1.17 +21 74 11 ê

51 47 70 D B+26.9 IndsBac 1.5 IBA 24.90 –.39 –65 9 9k

29 3 39 C C 44.0 Inergy 7.0 NRGY 40.53 –.28 –39 226 ..ò42 80 14 D D–12.9 Infinran INFN 7.37 –1.61+658 11m 35o

14 10 18 E E 8.0 InfinityPh INFI 5.56 –.19 +2 46 ..k77 72 82 B B–64.6 InfPrCas .9 IPCC 60.92 –2.38 –2 42 9k

96 92 93 A D–NH 7Informtc r INFA.45.66 +3.09+220 2.7m 40o

6 31 8 D B 3.9 InfoSvcs III 1.95 +.02 –66 52 9 ê42 17 89 E A 1.3 InfoSonic IFON 1.10 –.08 +34 79 .. ê12 9 19 C C 11.9 InfoSpce INSP 8.19 –.36 +49 296 24k

79 90 55 A C–77.9 Infosys .7 INFY 67.62 –2.44 +81 2.2m 26o

44 11 81 C ..3.1 Infusystem INFU 2.92 –.04 –50 10 48õ79 73 77 C B–47.8 IngersRd .6 IR 46.12 –.88 –23 2.4m 19ò54 81 62 D B+20.5 IglMkt 3.5 r IMKTA 18.79 –.87 +9 41 14õ70 88 53 C B+20.0 IngramMicro r IM 19.26 –.57 +12 1.1m 10ò54 30 85 D B 3.1 Inhibitex INHX 2.30 –.20 –65 184 .. ê25 47 41 D B 10.3 InlandRE 6.2 IRC 9.20 –.13 +20 518 99k

34 59 26 C B–7.7 InnerWk INWK 6.35 –.13 +34 166 33k

4 6 9 C D–5.7 Innodata r INOD 2.88 +.01 –49 23 .. ê51 26 70 C C+38.1 Innophs 2.0 IPHS 33.77 –.38 –3 102 15k

95 95 94 A C–22.9 Innospec IOSP 19.88 –.10 –55 36 7k

12 5 32 E A 1.8 Innotrac INOC 1.34 –.01 –52 1 .. ê14 13 5 E A+4.8 Innovaro INV 1.22 –.08 –88 7 .. ê68 80 51 D A–7.1 InnoSltn r ISSC 5.93 –.15 +32 28 45 ê2 4 20 E C–1.6 InnSuit .8 IHT 1.23 –.07 –69 0.5 .. ê

50 47 55 D A–1.6 InovioPhm INO 1.24 –.09 –19 478 .. ê84 37 78 B A 21.9 Inphi IPHI 18.98 +.13 +9 161 18õ53 81 32 C B 16.9 InsightEnt NSIT 14.35 –.49 –4 204 9k

81 78 64 B B 7.5 InsigniaSys ISIG 7.14 +.03+165 45 29ò88 95 71 B B+29.2 InsitfTch INSU 26.33 –1.25 +15 295 17k

7 22 5 E D+1.3 Insmed INSM .59 –.01 –12 578 58 ê12 35 2 D B+8.7 InspPhrm ISPH 3.88 –.12 –43 965 ..o49 17 71 D B 13.2 Insteel 1.1 IIIN 11.42 +.02 +52 120 .. ê22 42 12 D B+8.7 InstitFinl 4.3 IFMI 4.70 –.30 +9 17 12 ê52 43 59 D A–17.5 Insuletn PODD 16.61 –.41 –27 218 ..k90 80 96 D A+8.8 7InsWeb INSW 8.49 –.30 –82 2 24k

18 43 28 E B 2.0 IntgrBk IBNK .78 ... –61 22 .. ê78 83 60 A C+49.9 IntgLfSci IART 46.37 –.85 –19 112 17 ê56 11 92 D A–12.6 IntgrlSys ISYS 11.97 –.15 –37 91 ..k69 56 66 C B+10.2 IntgrmdAm INMD 9.72 +.30 –97 0.5 20k

74 79 40 B C+7.3 IntegDvc r IDTI 6.28 –.31 –6 2.0m 12ò8 5 15 E C+6.5 IntegElec IESC 3.84 +.09 –47 10 ..k

89 42 84 A A 13.9 IntegSili ISSI 10.31 –.63 +80 755 6o

19 74 25 D D+54.5 IntgrysE 5.7 TEG 47.71 –.88 –49 469 16ò75 72 38 A B–24.4 Intel 3.4 r INTC 21.46 –.29 +2 55m 10o

2 17 7 E C–3.0 IntelliCk IDN 1.30 –.02 –14 39 .. ê58 42 75 D B 1.9 IntlgSys INS 1.40 ... –88 2 19 ê54 2 96 D B+6.1 Intelliphn IPCI 4.47 –.40 +63 92 .. ê59 85 47 B B–19.8 InterPr 1.5 IPAR 17.78 –.98 +41 83 20 ê26 28 35 D C+18.3 IntrctBrkn IBKR 16.17 –.53 –17 389 ..o99 98 95 A B 37.07IntactInt ININ 32.52 –1.48 +90 213 23o

63 66 44 B B–6.5 interClick ICLK 5.02 –.08 –68 86 33k

60 64 73 B C+21.9 IntctlH 2.0 IHG 20.90 –.70+120 550 20k

67 93 46 A C–129 IntcntlEx r ICE 116.9 –.94 +28 778 21ò99 88 95 A A–51.0 InterDig .8 IDCC 47.29 –1.25 –27 695 14ò

80 78 87 C B–17.7 Intrface .5 IFSIA 16.23 –.25 +34 419 33k

44 30 89 E C–25.9 Intergroup INTG 22.00 ...+410 10 ..k46 60 56 D B+23.3 Interline IBI 21.30 –.85 –12 104 20k

19 38 20 E C 15.6 Intermec r IN 11.00 –.47 +53 296 99k

54 8 99 D B+49.5 Intermune ITMN 36.92 –.45 –53 966 ..ò64 57 93 E B NH IntrNAP INAP 7.50 +.53+262 1.2m 99o

69 83 61 D B–29.6 IntPaper 2.6 IP 28.44 –.74 –12 4.3m 17ò64 25 82 C C+14.5 IntrntCap ICGE 11.93 –.27 +74 260 5k

73 47 71 A A–35.3 IntrntGold r IGLD 30.10 –1.28 +49 10 ..k

77 62 82 C B+8.4 IntrntI .7 IIJI 7.08 –.25 0 25 21ò32 19 43 D C+82.0 InterOil IOC 69.51 –.77 –29 366 99o

19 5 34 E B+3.1 Intphse INPH 1.88 –.10 –93 1 ..k78 80 75 D B 11.3 InterpublGp IPG 10.72 –.35 +3 5.5m 33ò74 89 96 C C+11.37Interse 5.9 INTX 10.09 –.13 –37 11 12 ê89 81 58 A A–17.0 Intersil 3.3 ISIL 14.76 –.28 +22 2.6m 12ó50 63 54 B B–17.5 IntervalL IILG 15.42 –.38 +45 179 20 ê2 8 8 E C 7.0 IntrvstB IBCA 2.65 –.15+521 353 .. ê.. .. .. .. ..0.0 Interxion INXN 13.80 ... 0 17m 40õ

98 80 92 D A 4.7 7IntestCorp INTT 3.77 –.31+112 257 5 ê78 80 55 C B–16.3 Intevac Inc IVAC 12.98 –.34 +51 150 10k

89 78 86 B B–25.5 IntlAsst INTL 24.07 –.91 0 45 28k

18 47 26 C C 25.1 IntlBcs 2.0 r IBOC 18.58 –.67 +12 225 10 ê90 88 71 A A 164 IBM 1.6 r IBM 159.2 –1.86 +35 6.6m 13o

84 87 72 A B+57.7 IntFlavr 1.9 IFF 56.12 –1.01 –35 288 16ò

28 26 34 B B–21.9 IntlGame 1.4 IGT 17.37 –.10 +25 5.2m 21o

89 39 92 C A 32.0 IntlRect r IRF 31.28 –.16+121 1.2m 32ò22 66 15 C C–32.6 IntlShip 6.0 ISH 25.12 –.74 +3 30 4 ê39 33 62 C A–31.1 IntlSpdw .6 ISCA 29.07 –.22+106 319 19o

38 1 89 .. C+10.4 IntTowergn THM 9.36 +.51 +19 451 ..k90 73 83 C B 22.9 IntralksHdgI IL 20.22 –.07 –52 218 99õ85 47 82 B B–39.6 IntPotashn IPI 36.10 –1.12 –4 706 68o

60 57 71 B C 50.5 Intuit r INTU 46.77 –.54 –14 2.8m 22ò91 98 48 A A–393 IntSurg r ISRG 327.9 –6.24 –7 568 34o

25 27 58 E D 6.8 Inuvo INUV 2.99 –.05 –73 11 .. ê37 64 47 C D–30.9 Invacare .2 IVC 28.05 –.75+204 475 15k

46 30 80 C B+4.5 Inventure SNAK 4.25 –.04 –47 14 17k

.. .. 15 .. D+15.0 MSCAInsd 6.1 IIC 12.36 –.06 +73 47 ..k

.. .. 15 .. D–13.6 Invsco 6.9 IQC 11.31 –.11 –24 22 ..õ

.. .. 32 .. D 6.2 MorgSHi 9 MSY 6.00 –.03 –31 29 .. ê

.. .. 19 .. E 14.0 Invsco 4.8 ICS 12.47 +.04 –76 2 ..õ

.. .. 13 .. C–15.0 Invsco 6.5 IMC 12.45 –.08 –22 9 ..k

.. .. 12 .. E 15.7 Invsco 6.7 IIM 12.93 –.21 +87 105 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. C–15.0 Invsco 4.5 IMS 12.67 +.01 –55 9 ..õ

.. .. 16 .. C 15.5 Invsco 6.7 IMT 13.00 +.05 –28 37 ..õ92 83 64 A B+NH Invesco 1.8 IVZ 24.66 –.17+147 10m 18o

73 73 42 A C 24.0 InvMtgC 17 IVR 22.43 –.19 +9 884 6ò.. .. 12 .. D–8.1 Invsco 7.0 OIB 6.55 –.02 –20 45 ..k.. .. 12 .. B–8.9 Invsco 7.2 OIC 7.07 –.04 –40 23 .. ê.. .. 15 .. E 7.1 Invsco 7.0 OIA 6.00 –.08 –31 45 ..k.. .. 15 .. C–9.4 Invsco 7.2 PIA 7.50 –.07 –32 33 ..k.. .. 17 .. E 15.1 Invsco 5.5 IQN 12.98 –.16 –25 11 ..õ.. .. 16 .. C 14.2 Invsco 7.2 IQI 11.85 –.13 –49 36 ..õ.. .. 12 .. B–14.8 Invsco 7.1 IQT 12.00 –.09 –72 11 ..õ.. .. 14 .. B+15.0 Invsco 6.7 IQM 12.53 –.04 –44 25 ..õ.. .. 12 .. D–13.0 VKI 8.0 VKI 10.94 –.07 –12 105 ..õ.. .. 18 .. E 21.7 VBF 5.2 VBF 18.38 +.16 +25 47 .. ê.. .. 10 .. D–13.9 VCV 8.3 VCV 11.00 –.02 –6 63 ..õ.. .. 39 .. B–13.5 VTA 7.9 VTA 12.92 +.13+155 562 ..õ.. .. 21 .. E 18.0 VLT 8.6 VLT 16.10 –.09 –71 7 .. ê.. .. 15 .. C+14.3 VMV 7.1 VMV 11.88 +.02 –88 0.6 ..õ.. .. 12 .. D+15.1 VMO 8.2 VMO 12.56 –.04 –42 71 ..õ.. .. 10 .. D 15.0 VKQ 7.8 VKQ 12.23 –.02 –56 60 ..õ.. .. 18 .. D 16.1 VOQ 7.2 VOQ 14.10 ... –33 6 ..õ.. .. 12 .. B–15.0 VPV 7.3 VPV 12.37 –.11 –31 35 ..õ.. .. 10 .. D+13.1 VKL 8.0 VKL 10.84 +.09 –70 17 ..õ.. .. 43 .. C 5.4 VVR 5.6 VVR 5.00 +.02 +54 926 ..õ.. .. 9 .. E 14.5 VIM 7.3 VIM 11.62 –.10 –17 23 ..õ.. .. 12 .. D–15.3 VGM 8.1 VGM 12.98 +.08 –55 79 ..õ.. .. 12 .. D+17.5 VTJ 7.2 VTJ 14.92 –.05 –49 5 ..õ.. .. 15 .. C 15.8 VTN 7.4 VTN 13.55 –.03 –38 21 ..õ

34 17 60 D B 21.6 InvTech r ITG 18.34 –.29 +40 546 17k

76 94 44 B B–14.5 InvBncp ISBC 13.38 –.04+294 616 24 ê62 17 98 D B 5.2 InvestrCp ICH 4.95 ... –58 4 ..k13 20 34 D B+9.4 InvtRlE 7.6 IRET 8.95 –.22 +56 406 99 ê32 64 27 D B–37.7 InvstTtl .9 ITIC 31.20 –.25 +18 1 16k

12 9 21 C C+0.4 iParty IPT .27 ... –57 5 ..k44 17 79 E B+1.7 iPass IPAS 1.52 –.08 +16 377 ..k.. .. 69 .. C 49.7 IpthDjUBSCm DJP 48.81 +.60 +48 683 ..o.. .. 98 .. C 87.4 IpthDjUBSCtt BAL 83.76 –2.63 +2 67 ..k

.. .. 25 .. ..23.0 IPIvJan2021Vx IVO 20.51 –1.54+355 115 99 ê

.. .. 90 .. A–NH IpathInvVixSt XXV 33.94 –.45 +7 74 99 ê

.. .. 85 .. ..123 IPLMsiEfEt MFLA 120.5 –2.74 –83 0.1 99 ê

.. .. 47 .. ..116 IPLMsiEM EMLB 104.0 –6.32+289 4 99 ê

.. .. 2 .. ..32.1 IPLe500VxFut VZZ 18.86 +1.65+192 32 99 ê

.. .. 88 .. ..64.4 IPLRs1000Tr ROLA 61.48 –2.72 –13 3 99 ê

.. .. 84 .. ..69.0 IPLR2000Tr RTLA 59.11 –4.23 +54 40 99 ê

.. .. 88 .. ..64.4 IPLx500TrEtn SFLA 61.39 –2.77 –28 9 99 ê

.. .. 7 .. ..101 IPSMsiEfEtn MFSA 81.04 +3.33 –91 0.1 99 ê

.. .. 21 .. ..101 IPSMsiEMk EMSA 94.81 +7.46 –50 0.4 99 ê

.. .. 5 .. ..51.5 IPSRs1000Tr ROSA 37.18 +1.81 –95 0.2 99 ê

.. .. 6 .. ..51.9 IPSRs2000Tr RTSA 40.24 +4.10+123 49 99 ê

.. .. 5 .. ..51.0 IPS500TE SFSA 38.32 +2.66 –30 8 99 ê

.. .. 49 .. C+56.2 IPthUsT10yB DTYS 51.94 –.80 –50 19 99 ê

.. .. 20 .. D+55.7 IPUST10YB DTYL 47.68 +.80 +1 24 99 ê

.. .. 27 .. C+51.2 IPUSTy2YrBr DTUS 48.31 –.36 +15 7 99 ê

.. .. 29 .. C+52.7 IPthUsT2yrBl DTUL 51.04 +.06 –90 0.6 99 ê

.. .. 17 .. B–54.3 IPUSTyFltt FLAT 46.12 +.32 –11 23 99 ê

.. .. 56 .. B 57.9 IPthUsTBear DLBS 53.56 –.59 –2 23 99 ê

.. .. 15 .. E 55.4 IpathUsTBull DLBL 46.13 +.69 +68 32 99 ê

.. .. 49 .. B 54.5 IPUSTyStpr STPP 53.45 –.30 –30 6 99 ê28 28 38 C C–4.5 Iridex IRIX 3.77 –.03 –46 6 13 ê10 29 27 D D 11.1 IridiumCm IRDM 8.02 –.18 –29 273 28 ê27 20 27 B B 12.1 IRISIntl r IRIS 9.81 ... +55 63 37 ê91 79 89 B A–27.8 iRobot IRBT 27.00 –.34 –15 166 32ò59 90 45 C B 28.5 IronMou 3.0 r IRM 24.72 –.86 –7 1.3m 22ò18 3 19 B C 15.0 IronwdP IRWD 11.00 –.11 +15 222 .. ê.. .. 29 .. C–56.7 iSh10yC 5.3 CLY 52.65 +.14 –65 2 99 ê.. .. 25 .. D–57.2 iSh10yG 4.6 GLJ 52.07 +.77 –88 0.4 99 ê.. .. 29 .. B 51.3 iSh2012 .6 MUAA 50.84 +.13 +76 7 1 ê.. .. 27 .. D–52.5 iSh2013 1.0 MUAB 50.51 +.28 –88 0.5 1 ê.. .. 27 .. D 52.0 iSh2014 1.3 MUAC 50.24 +.11 –92 0.3 1 ê.. .. 27 .. E 53.0 iSh2015 1.7 MUAD 51.36 +.16+800 23 1 ê.. .. 25 .. C–52.7 iSh2016 2.1 MUAE 50.33 +.04 –81 0.3 1 ê.. .. 23 .. B 55.7 iSh2017 2.3 MUAF 50.59 +.02 0 3 1 ê.. .. 33 .. ..101 ISBr0–5 .9 STIP 101.1 +.25 –36 8 99 ê.. .. 28 .. A–105 iShBa1– 2.5 CSJ 104.9 +.11 +18 574 ..o.. .. 30 .. B–84.5 iShrB1–3 1.0 SHY 84.10 +.04 –31 678 .. ê.. .. 25 .. C–123 iShB10– 3.6 TLH 112.3 +.65 –32 38 .. ê.. .. 20 .. D–109 iShrLhm 4.3 TLT 91.92 +.48 +2 12m ..ò.. .. 31 .. B 121 iShBa3– 2.1 IEI 115.5 +.31 +38 148 ..k.. .. 28 .. D+100 iShLhm7 3.2 IEF 94.17 +.43 +9 1.1m ..ò.. .. 29 .. B 112 iShBarA 1.9 AGZ 109.8 –.04 –56 13 ..k.. .. 28 .. C 109 iShrBaA 3.5 AGG 105.9 +.15 –14 783 ..k.. .. 28 .. D–108 iShBaCr 4.5 CFT 104.8 +.23 –31 39 ..k.. .. 28 .. D 111 iShBaGov 3.2 GBF 107.7 +.35 –89 1 ..õ.. .. 28 .. B–111 iShBaIn 2.9 GVI 108.2 +.11 –14 26 ..õ.. .. 28 .. C+108 iShBaIn 4.1 CIU 106.1 +.08 +18 283 ..õ.. .. 25 .. C+110 iShBaFx 3.5 MBB 105.7 +.12 –58 73 ..õ.. .. 31 .. E 110 iShLShtT .1 SHV 110.2 +.01 +15 248 ..õ.. .. 33 .. B+51.7 iShDvsAlt ALT 51.14 –.11 +53 40 .. ê.. .. 52 .. B 34.9 IshrsDjInt 3.8 IDV 34.15 –.68+145 407 ..õ.. .. 46 .. B–NH iShrDJD 3.4 DVY 49.75 –.76 +54 1.1m ..ó.. .. 56 .. D–94.9 iShrDJT 1.2 IYT 90.20 –2.62+152 1.2m ..ó

.. .. 56 .. B NH iShDJAe .8 ITA 61.72 –1.37 –38 15 ..õ

.. .. 74 .. C–79.1 iShBasM 1.1 IYM 75.91 –.92 +5 559 ..ò

.. .. 51 .. A–30.2 iShDJBkr 1.6 IAI 29.47 –.65 –64 30 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B+65.6 iShCnsm 2.2 IYK 63.47 –1.27 –38 17 ..õ

.. .. 58 .. B 69.4 iShCnsm 1.0 IYC 67.60 –1.72 –26 41 ..õ

.. .. 77 .. A–41.2 iShEngy 1.2 IYE 40.81 –.20 +74 377 ..õ

.. .. 51 .. C+61.1 iShrsFn 1.0 IYF 58.34 –1.04+131 1.5m ..õ

.. .. 48 .. C–64.5 iShDJFn .4 IYG 58.40 –1.02 +73 265 ..õ

.. .. 39 .. C+67.6 iShrsHl 1.6 IYH 65.63 –1.24+613 354 ..õ

.. .. 67 .. B+NH iShrsHl .2 IHF 56.80 –1.46+108 75 ..õ

.. .. 56 .. A–15.8 iShrsHo .5 ITB 13.63 –.36 –34 452 ..ó

.. .. 58 .. B+65.7 iShUSIn 1.6 IYY 64.34 –1.32+167 71 ..õ

.. .. 68 .. A NH iShrInds 1.5 IYJ 67.44 –1.37+136 141 ..õ

.. .. 49 .. A–32.5 iShrsIns 2.1 IAK 31.62 –.82+435 116 ..õ

.. .. 54 .. B+61.4 iShrsMed .1 IHI 60.12 –1.02 –60 22 ..õ

.. .. 84 .. B+NH iShrsOEq .5 IEZ 58.89 –.04 +42 283 ..ó

.. .. 76 .. C 67.2 iShrsOEx .3 IEO 65.09 –.29 +77 375 ..õ

.. .. 41 .. B 65.3 iShrsPhm 1.4 IHE 63.05 –1.44 +34 23 .. ê

.. .. 55 .. C NH iShrsRl 3.4 IYR 57.28 –.91 +43 11m ..o

.. .. 44 .. B 27.4 iShrsRB 1.1 IAT 24.50 –.35 –23 46 ..k

.. .. 62 .. B 68.3 iShrsTec .4 IYW 66.50 –1.59 +21 239 ..k

.. .. 55 .. D+24.0 iShrsTel 3.1 IYZ 22.95 –.44 +67 666 ..õ

.. .. 39 .. B+79.4 iShrsUt 3.7 IDU 78.13 –1.05 –20 33 ..õ

.. .. 31 .. B–48.0 ISFtseCh 1.5 FXI 42.03 –1.11 +85 25m ..ó

.. .. 33 .. B–57.2 iShChnHK 1.8 FCHI 49.83 –1.51+447 42 ..õ

.. .. 59 .. B+39.8 iShDevS 2.4 IFSM 38.94 –.89 +23 16 ..õ

.. .. 46 .. B 33.7 iShAsia 5.1 IFAS 31.61 –.58 –56 4 ..õ

.. .. 37 .. D 32.6 iShEuro 6.2 IFEU 30.00 –.50 –5 4 ..õ

.. .. 42 .. B–33.4 iShGlbR 6.2 IFGL 30.94 –.59 –52 34 ..õ

.. .. 54 .. A 28.2 iShIndOf 3.1 FIO 27.72 –.51 –64 3 ..k

.. .. 40 .. B–15.9 iShMtg 9 REM 15.48 –.18 +11 91 ..õ

.. .. 59 .. B NH iShRE50 3.5 FTY 34.62 –.59 –69 7 ..õ

.. .. 59 .. B+NH iShResid 3.0 REZ 39.87 –.69 –25 14 ..õ

.. .. 59 .. B–29.2 iShRetl 2.9 RTL 27.71 –.58+820 87 ..õ

.. .. 51 .. E 14.0 IsharesGoldTr IAU 13.04 +.22+580 31m ..o

.. .. 28 .. E 113 ISharesIb 4.9LQD 108.8 +.14 +11 1.4m ..ò

.. .. 35 .. B 92.0 iShHYCB 8.2 HYG 91.29 –.55+119 2.0m ..ò

.. .. 27 .. D–114 iSEMBd 5.2 EMB 105.9 –.79 –19 198 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B+48.4 iShrsKL 1.3 DSI 47.44 –.86 +7 12 ..õ

.. .. 54 .. B+NH iShrsKL 1.5 KLD 55.39 –.94 –60 4 ..õ

.. .. 52 .. B 48.0 iShACWI 1.7 ACWI 46.83 –1.12 –18 443 ..õ

.. .. 46 .. B 45.1 iSACWX 2.3 ACWX 43.94 –1.03 –30 84 ..õ

.. .. 40 .. B–26.7 iShACWI 2.7 AXFN 24.95 –.16 –67 0.1 ..k

.. .. 82 .. B–51.4 iShPeru 1.8 EPU 48.17 –.22+237 1.3m ..k

.. .. 44 .. D 65.8 iShAsia 1.6 AAXJ 61.15 –1.77 +2 691 ..õ

.. .. 45 .. D–26.4 iShrsAu 3.4 EWA 24.57 –.46 +14 3.8m ..ò

.. .. 58 .. C+22.7 iShrAus 1.1 EWO 22.21 –.51 –22 227 ..k

.. .. 34 .. B 14.5 iShrBel 1.8 EWK 13.27 –.36 –61 80 ..k

.. .. 30 .. D 81.8 iShrBra 3.9 EWZ 72.55 –1.59 +98 26m ..ò

.. .. 35 .. C–52.1 iShBRIC 1.8 BKF 46.82 –1.40 +73 264 .. ê

.. .. 40 .. D–31.6 iSHMsci .7 EWZS 28.17 –1.12 –34 23 99 ê

.. .. 60 .. C 31.7 iShrCan 1.6 EWC 31.01 –.18 +12 2.6m ..ò

.. .. 56 .. E 80.4 iShChile .8 ECH 71.27 –1.93 +37 435 ..ò

.. .. 31 .. D–58.8 iSHMsci .2 ECNS 52.79 –1.17 –15 7 99 ê

.. .. 48 .. C 60.4 iShrsEA 2.4 EFA 58.93 –1.34 +10 18m ..ó

.. .. 59 .. A–43.5 iSEafeSC 2.8 SCZ 42.25 –.86 –24 166 .. ê

.. .. 33 .. D+31.4 iShEMkF 1.1 EMFN 26.79 –.92 0 2 ..k

.. .. 63 .. D–33.6 iShEmEEu .7 ESR 32.24 –.99 –46 6 ..k

.. .. 54 .. E 30.2 iShEMMt .7 EMMT 26.80 –.95 –39 4 .. ê

.. .. 43 .. D 48.6 iShEMkt 1.4 EEM 45.33 –1.48+240 185m ..ò

.. .. 43 .. C+38.1 iShEMU 2.5 EZU 37.04 –1.05 –36 267 ..k

.. .. 37 .. A–24.2 iShEurFn EUFN 23.09 –.36 –86 5 ..õ

.. .. 65 .. B 64.0 ISMsciX 2.0 AXEN 62.57 –.58 –30 1 99 ê

.. .. 42 .. B–57.3 ISMsciX 1.0 AXHE 55.47 –.04 –90 0.1 99 ê

.. .. 69 .. A–NH ISMsciX .6 AXIT 63.59 +.46 –45 1 99 ê

.. .. 65 .. B+70.3 ISMsciX 1.0 AXMT 65.16 –2.41 –76 0.4 99 ê

.. .. 43 .. B+26.6 iShrFra 2.6 EWQ 25.60 –.85 +99 730 ..k

.. .. 62 .. B–25.6 iShrGer 1.1 EWG 25.00 –.49 –27 2.0m ..ò

.. .. 48 .. B+62.2 iShrGro 1.8 EFG 60.46 –1.55 +22 209 ..õ

.. .. 64 .. C 20.2 iShrHon 2.3 EWH 19.16 –.41 +16 6.1m ..ò

.. .. 35 .. B–30.9 iShIndo .6 EIDO 26.07 –.84 +21 505 1 ê

.. .. 21 .. C 25.1 iShIrel 2.1 EIRL 20.61 –.78 +10 10 1 ê

.. .. 46 .. B–61.8 iShIsrael 3.3 EIS 58.00 –1.73+154 132 .. ê

.. .. 34 .. B–19.0 iShrsIt 1.9 EWI 17.80 –.63 –56 294 ..ò

.. .. 50 .. C+11.3 iShrsJa 1.3 EWJ 10.92 –.19 +59 35m ..ò

.. .. 56 .. B+48.4 iShJpSC 1.9 SCJ 46.95 –.53 –84 2 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B–42.0 iSKokus 2.0 TOK 40.69 –.72 –67 4 .. ê

.. .. 60 .. C+15.0 iShrMal 2.4 EWM 14.18 –.28+141 5.1m ..ò

.. .. 62 .. C–63.5 iShrsMe .9 EWW 60.13 –1.90+164 6.2m ..ò

.. .. 43 .. B–22.0 iShrNth 1.5 EWN 21.37 –.54 0 155 ..k

.. .. 47 .. C+31.2 IshrsMs 4.3 ENZL 29.28 –.18 +16 29 99 ê

.. .. 51 .. C 49.0 iSPacxJ 3.4 EPP 45.93 –.80+186 3.0m ..ò

.. .. 13 .. D–27.5 iSHMsPh .1 EPHE 22.59 –.51 +92 65 99 ê

.. .. 65 .. B–36.3 iShPolnd 1.1 EPOL 33.37 –1.16 –65 22 .. ê

.. .. 52 .. A–28.6 ISMsciRus ERUS 27.32 –.90 –59 23 99 ê

.. .. 53 .. B–14.6 iShrSng 3.1 EWS 13.73 –.22 +26 3.5m ..k

.. .. 41 .. D–75.3 iSSoAfr 2.8 EZA 64.80 –3.19+117 655 ..ò

.. .. 73 .. C+NH iShrsSK .7 EWY 61.36 –1.91+129 6.2m ..ò

.. .. 26 .. B+45.3 iShrsSp 5.2 EWP 40.80 –.99 –3 545 ..ò

.. .. 71 .. C–32.9 iShrSwe 1.7 EWD 31.74 –1.12 +80 406 ..k

.. .. 55 .. C–25.3 iShrsSw 1.3 EWL 24.78 –.19 +42 257 ..k

.. .. 73 .. B–NH iShrsTa 1.9 EWT 15.59 –.31 +70 18m ..ò

.. .. 63 .. D–68.7 iShThai 2.7 THD 58.28 –1.90 +69 375 ..k

.. .. 14 .. E 79.0 iShTurky 2.2 TUR 58.02 –4.38+118 842 ..k

.. .. 56 .. C+27.4 iShsUSA 1.9 EUSA 27.23 +.11 –76 0.4 99 ê

.. .. 45 .. B 18.0 iShrsUK 2.4 EWU 17.30 –.42 –36 1.4m ..ò

.. .. 43 .. B+53.6 iShrMSC 3.1 EFV 52.30 –1.25 –26 122 ..õ

.. .. 53 .. A NH iShMstLC 1.8 JKD 71.78 –1.14 –31 19 ..õ

.. .. 58 .. A–67.9 iShMstLG .7 JKE 66.33 –1.44 –42 12 ..õ

.. .. 53 .. A–61.9 iShMrnLV 2.5 JKF 60.86 –1.02 +20 12 ..õ

.. .. 69 .. A+88.0 iShMstMC 1.3 JKG 86.09 –1.79 –19 5 ..õ

.. .. 72 .. D+99 iShMstMG .3 JKH 97.33 –1.62 –19 9 ..õ

.. .. 58 .. A+78.9 iShMstMV 2.6 JKI 77.35 –1.41 +33 6 ..õ

.. .. 67 .. B 91.9 iShMstSC 1.0 JKJ 89.08 –2.24+291 36 ..õ

.. .. 72 .. B 87.6 iShMstSG .2 JKK 84.25 –1.75 +40 26 ..õ

.. .. 63 .. A 85.5 iShMstSV 1.8 JKL 83.26 –1.96 +65 23 ..õ

.. .. 46 .. B 97.4 iShaNdq .5 IBB 93.04 –2.72 +69 654 ..o

.. .. 53 .. B 62.2 iShNY100 2.0 NY 61.28 –.87 +21 4 ..õ

.. .. 53 .. A–75.2 iShNYCmp 2.1 NYC 73.91 –1.24 –73 3 ..k

.. .. 77 .. B NH iShPhlx .9 SOXX 59.26 –1.67 –28 155 ..ó

.. .. 60 .. B+59.5 iShaR10 1.2 IWF 58.23 –1.13 +33 3.8m ..o

.. .. 58 .. B–NH iShRs10 1.6 IWB 70.95 –1.30 +28 1.1m ..o

.. .. 53 .. A–NH iShaR10 1.9 IWD 65.82 –1.05 +10 2.4m ..o

.. .. 59 .. B 31.3 iSRTop2 1.2 IWY 30.58 –.60 +3 51 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B–29.9 iShRTop 1.6 IWL 29.53 –.40 +11 1 ..k

.. .. 52 .. B 28.9 iSRTop2 1.8 IWX 28.38 –.41 +5 49 ..k

.. .. 69 .. C+90.4 iShR200 .7 IWO 86.16 –2.06 +71 3.1m ..o

.. .. 65 .. D+80.7 iShRs20 1.1 IWM 77.41 –1.94 +86 84m ..o

.. .. 60 .. B+73.1 iShR200 1.6 IWN 70.70 –1.79 +18 1.9m .. ê

.. .. 60 .. A–48.6 iShR300 1.2 IWZ 47.57 –.98 –41 29 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. B–NH iShRs30 1.6 IWV 75.92 –1.44 0 312 ..o

.. .. 53 .. A–NH iShaR30 1.9 IWW 86.38 –1.45 +61 62 .. ê

.. .. 69 .. B+58.7 iSRMCG .8 IWP 57.22 –1.13 +3 481 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. B NH iSharRs 1.4 IWR 102.9 –1.85 +97 863 ..o

.. .. 60 .. B+NH iSRMCV 1.9 IWS 45.58 –.82 +65 1.1m .. ê

.. .. 63 .. C 52.0 iShRsMic .8 IWC 49.07 –1.41 +28 247 .. ê

.. .. 53 .. B+NH iShSP100 1.9 OEF 57.72 –.97+152 2.2m .. ê

.. .. 58 .. A–59.2 iSSP1500 1.6 ISI 58.08 –1.12 –28 15 .. ê

.. .. 55 .. B 67.6 iShSPGth 1.4 IVW 66.10 –1.29 +94 1.2m .. ê

.. .. 55 .. B NH iShSP500 1.7 IVV 128.1 –2.38 +64 4.9m ..o

.. .. 55 .. B+NH iShaSPV 2.0 IVE 61.05 –1.00+115 1.5m .. ê

.. .. 54 .. A 35.3 iShAggr 1.6 AOA 34.51 –.62 +61 27 ..õ

.. .. 65 .. B+48.9 iSAsia50 1.5 AIA 47.32 –1.16+216 113 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. E 110 iShCalM 4.2 CMF 98.00 +.70 –50 7 ..k

.. .. 35 .. B 29.1 iShCons 1.8 AOK 28.87 –.16 –44 8 ..õ

.. .. 47 .. B 35.4 iShSPEM 2.7 EMIF 33.68 –.89 –42 23 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B–41.6 iSEu350 2.4 IEV 40.44 –1.01 +32 394 .. ê

.. .. 48 .. B+65.3 iShS&PG 2.1 IOO 63.90 –1.27 +39 151 .. ê

.. .. 18 .. D–20.5 iShGCln 1.8 ICLN 16.23 –.55 +3 20 ..k

.. .. 61 .. C+55.0 iShSPCD 1.0 RXI 53.44 –1.56 +34 30 .. ê

.. .. 37 .. C–63.4 iShSPCS 2.4 KXI 60.52 –1.00 –4 32 .. ê

.. .. 69 .. B 41.0 iSSPGlE 1.8 IXC 40.38 –.45 –3 209 .. ê

.. .. 43 .. B+50.2 iShGlbF 2.0 IXG 47.45 –1.00 +78 106 .. ê

.. .. 35 .. B 53.3 iShGlbH 2.2 IXJ 51.71 –1.01 +46 47 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. A 56.8 iShSPInd 1.4 EXI 55.37 –1.33+144 51 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. A–NH iShrGlb .6 IXN 63.36 –1.47 +64 106 .. ê

.. .. 42 .. B 36.8 iSGlIn 3.6 IGF 35.94 –.64 –13 63 .. ê

.. .. 63 .. B–74.2 iShSPMat 1.7 MXI 70.63 –1.80 +13 81 .. ê

.. .. 59 .. D+46.0 iShGNucE 3.0 NUCL 44.90 –.51 –56 2 ..k

.. .. 43 .. B 61.4 iShSPGT 4.2 IXP 58.70 –1.27 0 61 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. A–NH iSGTmb 2.3 WOOD 47.83 –.96 +19 27 ..k

.. .. 33 .. B–47.7 iShSPUt 4.2 JXI 46.00 –.92 –23 35 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. A 32.1 iShGroA 1.8 AOR 31.69 –.40 –36 14 ..õ

.. .. 61 .. D 34.8 iShGSCom GSG 34.47 +.64 +8 541 ..o

.. .. 27 .. E 33.1 iShNift .4 INDY 27.15 –1.06 +41 171 ..k

.. .. 41 .. D 54.9 iShSPLA 2.3 ILF 50.66 –1.47+222 4.7m ..o

.. .. 67 .. B 93.7 iShaSPM 1.0 IJH 91.63 –1.71 +50 1.4m ..o

.. .. 70 .. A–103 iShMCGth .6 IJK 101.1 –1.84 –10 194 .. ê

.. .. 63 .. A–82.7 iShaMCV 1.5 IJJ 80.97 –1.57 –19 91 .. ê

.. .. 37 .. A–32.7 iShModA 1.7 AOM 30.01 –.30+106 39 ..õ

.. .. 74 .. B–42.7 ISS&PN 1.3 IGE 42.25 ... +6 268 ..õ

.. .. 70 .. B 36.5 ISS&PN .1 IGN 34.14 –.79 –58 49 ..õ

.. .. 69 .. C–60.9 ISS&PSoftwr IGV 58.42 –1.08 –32 67 ..õ

.. .. 63 .. B+64.2 ISS&P .4 IGM 62.45 –1.56 +6 54 ..õ

.. .. 22 .. B+107 iShNMuB 3.8 MUB 99.5 +.20 –5 317 ..o

.. .. 20 .. C 108 iShNYMu 3.7 NYF 100.8 –.06+190 18 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. B 70.3 iShSPSml 1.1 IJR 68.09 –1.72 +24 1.3m ..o

.. .. 67 .. B–74.4 iSSCGth .9 IJT 72.20 –1.64 –31 135 .. ê

.. .. 60 .. B 73.7 iShSCVal 1.1 IJS 71.49 –1.94 –37 65 ..o

.. .. 27 .. B 106 iShSTNa 1.3 SUB 103.9 ... –55 18 ..k

.. .. 44 .. A–NH iShTgt2 6.4 TZE 32.54 –.04 –8 3 ..k

.. .. 44 .. A–33.3 iShTgt2 8.2 TZG 32.87 –.31 –30 2 ..k

.. .. 52 .. B+33.9 iShTgt2 6.5 TZI 33.91 –.02 –68 0.7 ..k

.. .. 49 .. A 34.3 iShTgt2 7.1 TZL 33.81 –.46 –88 0.2 ..k

.. .. 49 .. B NH iShTgt2 7.5 TZO 33.88 –.48+111 2 ..k

.. .. 52 .. A+34.8 iShTgt2 7.6 TZV 34.19 –.60 –70 0.6 ..k

.. .. 31 .. B 40.4 iShUSPf 7.3 PFF 38.99 –.18 +57 2.0m ..o

.. .. 46 .. B+36.2 iShWPro 5.4 WPS 34.07 –.75 –49 13 .. ê

.. .. 33 .. B 108 ISC1–3I 1.0 ISHG 104.9 –.36 –36 5 ..k

.. .. 29 .. E 109 iShCiti 2.3 IGOV 102.6 +.22 –37 11 ..k

.. .. 51 .. D+49.0 iShTopix 1.5 ITF 47.56 –.70 –29 11 .. ê

.. .. 89 .. E 30.4 iShSilver SLV 27.30 +1.01 +21 33m ..o

.. .. 28 .. D 112 iShBaTI 2.5 TIP 107.5 +.41 –23 650 ..k

.. .. 60 .. C+NH iSharCn 2.8 ICF 67.53 –1.28 +66 938 ..ó

10 4 15 E D+11.8 IsisPhrm ISIS 9.04 –.50 +77 982 ..o21 20 45 E B–12.8 IsleCapri ISLE 9.20 –.58 +80 433 ..k72 42 76 A ..21.4 Isoftstone ISS 19.12 –.55 –92 49 61õ24 22 44 E A–1.7 IsoRayn ISR 1.29 –.02 –49 36 ..k44 26 68 E D+91.4 Isramco ISRL 69.82 –2.07 –50 0.7 .. ê

88 68 92 B A–6.4 IstaPh ISTA 5.44 –.35 +71 214 ..k63 50 97 E A 8.4 iStarFinl SFI 7.85 –.32 –24 1.3m ..ò42 92 24 A E 26.3 ItauUni .4 ITUB 21.77 –.32+120 19m 13ò60 58 70 D B–2.3 Iteris ITI 1.76 –.01 +51 113 22k

69 95 14 B B 82.0 Itron Inc ITRI 57.83 –1.26 –38 362 15ò

77 88 63 A B–18.6 IturnLoc 9 ITRN 16.40 –.61 +11 23 16k

48 8 85 E A–3.9 IvanhoEn IVAN 3.43 +.05 +91 3.0m .. ê71 39 92 D B 30.0 IvanhoMn IVN 27.25 –.68 –24 2.2m ..o

— J —29 64 26 B C 50.3 J&JSnack 1.1 JJSF 42.62 –.89 +63 85 16 ê61 63 58 A B–31.0 J2GlblC r JCOM 26.89 –1.36 +47 389 15k

49 80 52 C D 10.2 JASolar JASO 6.81 –.25 –5 8.0m 6ò76 78 72 B B 51.0 JCrew JCG 43.40 +.01 –64 1.1m 18o

96 82 66 A A–31.7 JDASfwr JDAS 30.00 –.16 +23 281 17k

97 86 95 B B NH JDSUni JDSU 16.92 +.17+171 11m 29ò.. .. 60 .. B–16.4 JFChina .1 JFC 15.68 –.17 +48 21 .. ê

60 64 39 A B–9.1 JMPGrp .8 r JMP 7.46 –.25 +73 75 9k

.. .. 47 .. D+55.2 JPMDU10Yr DSXJ 53.26 –.44 +67 2 99 ê

.. .. 69 .. B 61.3 JPMDsULgBd DSTJ 59.60 –.24 –94 0.5 99 ê

.. .. 61 .. B+NH JPMAler 4.8 AMJ 37.11 –.24 –39 633 99 ê52 66 59 C B+48.2 JPMorgC .4 JPM 44.54 –.56 +9 38m 10o

95 84 85 B B+21.8 JabilC 1.4 JBL 19.81 –.80 –27 2.9m 10o

78 78 66 A B 31.1 JackHn 1.3 JKHY 29.44 –.81 +26 516 20ò27 35 28 C B–26.4 JackInBox JACK 21.76 –1.49 +9 635 13ò

20 23 74 E A–3.5 JacksnHw JTX 1.57 –.09 –42 955 5o

72 93 45 D A+16.0 Jcknvil 2.6 JXSB 11.63 +.13 +47 2 10 ê

62 55 80 D B 53.1 JacobsEng JEC 49.95 –2.15 +12 1.6m 20o

14 17 6 B D–12.2 Jaguarnyag JAG 6.15 +.05 –3 1.0m ..o26 48 60 E B–20.0 JakksPac r JAKK 17.40 –.80 +42 208 16 ê16 36 23 E B–3.8 Jamba JMBA 2.15 –.03 +12 676 .. ê15 20 41 D D+37.0 JHardie JHX 31.25 –.53 –41 2 23k

66 27 83 B C+27.1 JamesRivr JRCC 22.24 +.59 +14 1.0m 12ò68 65 53 B B 15.7 JanusCap .3 JNS 12.67 –.47 +10 3.9m 16o

.. .. 57 .. A 6.4 JapanEq .8 JEQ 6.13 –.10+116 120 ..k

.. .. 53 .. B 9.9 JpnSmCap .9 JOF 8.95 –.17 +59 167 .. ê55 70 47 B B+35.1 Jarden 1.0 r JAH 33.78 –.87 +14 667 12ò94 80 99 C B+23.87JazzPhrmn JAZZ.22.32 –.46 –1 586 18o

30 5 28 B B–28.4 JeffrsGp 1.2 JEF 24.94 –.98 –20 680 22o

.. .. 77 .. B+57.3 AlpJefAg 1.3 CRBA 54.00 –1.10 –19 3 ..k

.. .. 65 .. A–51.0 AlpJfMet 1.0 CRBI 47.12 –1.52 +83 2 .. ê

.. .. 78 .. B–52.7 AlpJefWcat WCAT 50.10 +.01 +23 10 .. ê22 37 39 E B 5.5 JeffrsnBc JFBI 4.24 +.08 –40 3 .. ê18 28 24 C B+12.6 Jeffersn 4.9 JFBC 10.51 ... –58 0.5 14k

10 29 23 C D–7.6 Jetblue JBLU 5.88 –.52+515 26m 19o

.. .. 59 .. B+42.2 JetsCon .2 JCO 39.64 –1.28+257 30 99 ê

53 55 84 C D+9.9 JewttCmr r JCTCF 9.45 +.05+156 7 21 ê11 20 4 B D 11.0 JiangboPh JGBO 5.54 –.11 –41 40 2õ43 87 6 A C 8.3 Jingwei JNGW 3.80 ... –82 8 7õ88 99 94 A C–41.87JinkoSol JKS.25.03 –2.17 –1 1.2m 6ó

17 40 3 B C 25.5 Jinpan 1.4 JST 10.10 –.11 –26 71 11o

92 96 91 B C+60.8 JoAnnStrs r JAS 60.28 –.18 –17 592 18o

14 38 12 B D–3.6 JoesJeans JOEZ 1.56 –.04 –38 368 15k

56 47 44 B B 21.2 JBeanTc 1.6 JBT 18.05 –.67 +23 118 16 ê.. .. 58 .. A–18.1 JohnHn 4.8 r BTO 17.35 –.33 –23 63 ..õ.. .. 27 .. E 15.6 JhnHnkS 7.9 JHS 14.25 +.06 +27 31 ..õ.. .. 27 .. E 23.2 JhnHkIn 9 JHI 20.30 +.10 –2 26 ..õ.. .. 28 .. D 20.5 JhnHnkP 8.0 HPI 18.52 –.13 –40 38 ..õ.. .. 28 .. D–20.9 HanPfII 8.0 HPF 18.42 –.04 –59 23 ..õ.. .. 26 .. C+17.8 HanPfdI 8.4 HPS 15.96 –.12 +13 106 ..õ.. .. 36 .. C–11.9 JHancPre 7.9 PDT 11.38 –.05 –42 53 ..õ.. .. 46 .. B 15.8 HncTxAd 7.1 r HTD 15.39 –.04 –31 66 ..õ.. .. 29 .. B–14.4 JHTxAd 11 HTY 12.88 –.10 –15 23 ..k

15 57 22 B E 66.2 JohnsnJn 3.6 JNJ 60.01 –.67 +39 15m 12o

77 59 69 B C 41.5 JohnsnCt 1.7 JCI 37.69 –1.70 +42 6.0m 17o

71 46 70 D A 15.7 JhnsnOtdrs JOUT 15.19 –.24 +9 13 23k

80 70 71 C B 90.4 JonesLaL .2 JLL 87.13 –2.12 –33 265 26ò

35 40 93 E B+2.3 JonesSoda JSDA 1.42 –.08 –21 552 .. ê77 87 53 A B 47.4 JosABkCl JOSB 41.95 –1.23 +21 606 14o

42 66 41 C B+6.5 JournlC JRN 4.78 –.12 +69 292 9k

93 79 91 B B 93.5 JoyGlbl .8 JOYG 85.35 –1.79 –36 966 19o

93 91 79 A C+38.7 JnprNtwk r JNPR 36.28 –.92 +44 7.2m 27o

— K —16 10 61 D B 55.5 KBFnclGP KB 50.83 –1.17+102 495 50o

60 80 70 E B+20.1 KBHome 1.7 KBH 14.96 –.38 –15 3.0m ..o85 95 89 D A–33.77KBRInc .6 KBR 31.66 –1.37 +48 2.2m 15ò

31 10 35 B B 30.2 KBWInc .8 r KBW 26.47 –1.13 –14 149 28k

88 80 85 C B 16.0 KEYWHldg KEYW 14.34 –.16 –47 63 32õ51 64 56 D B 17.3 KITDigitn KITD 13.55 –.87 –48 153 .. ê60 1 89 B A–15.9 KKR&Co 4.0 KKR 14.99 +.01 +98 3.1m 41ó73 67 74 B B+9.9 KKRFincl 5.8 KFN 9.58 –.06 –29 1.0m 5o

99 80 85 A A NH KLATncr 2.3 KLAC 43.69 –.99 +93 4.1m 13o

66 39 62 B B+21.8 KMGChe .5 KMGB 17.04 –.48 +31 63 14 ê72 82 59 C A+4.1 KSWInc 2.7 KSW 3.77 –.09 –29 11 11 ê8 2 42 E B–14.5 KSwiss KSWS 12.15 –.63 +27 118 ..k4 6 21 D E 22.8 KTCorp KT 19.74 –.12+584 5.9m 22k

27 80 10 C D 16.7 KVH Indus KVHI 12.03 –.36 +77 140 27k

8 23 8 D D–3.9 KVPharmA KVA 1.53 –.11 –9 368 ..k7 23 4 D D–4.0 KVPharmB KVB 1.75 –.15 –51 4 ..k3 22 14 E B–15.2 K–Sea KSP 5.10 –.18 +10 120 ..o

32 33 56 B C–32.0 K12nya LRN 27.66 –.85 –10 148 50k

76 75 64 D B 24.4 Kadant r KAI 21.50 –1.44 +47 64 19k

68 64 66 D B–52.0 KaiserAl 2.0 KALU 47.67 –1.57 –3 110 25ò

79 69 89 D A+12.0 KaiserFed 1.7 KFFG 11.75 –.25 –92 5 43k

80 66 62 C A–30.8 KamanA 1.9 KAMN 29.34 –1.20 +24 159 26k

30 66 20 B D–7.3 KandiTchn KNDI 4.37 –.14 –65 194 21o

17 25 34 D B–36.2 KansasCi 3.4 KCLI 31.99 –1.47 +8 11 20 ê

86 97 81 B B 52.7 KCSouthrn KSU 48.87 –.62 +72 1.6m 23o

93 80 92 C A NH KapStone KS 17.30 +.06 +46 419 15 ê59 61 49 C B 15.8 KARAuct KAR 14.66 –.05 –20 99 15k

61 71 40 C B 45.7 Kaydon 2.0 KDN 38.22 –1.15 –23 152 22ò

27 9 54 C D 19.3 KaynAEn 6.9 KED 17.43 –.30 +16 63 99k

.. .. 67 .. C+30.2 KAEnrgy 6.5 KYE 29.33 –.12 –40 50 ..k

.. .. 25 .. D 25.5 KaynAnd 6.1 KMF 24.43 –.24 –44 45 99 ê

.. .. 63 .. E 31.6 KaynAnd 6.5 KYN 29.75 –.46 –16 204 ..k28 47 23 D B+10.9 Kearny 2.2 r KRNY 9.01 –.30 +9 39 81õ23 3 65 .. D–9.2 KeegnRgn KGN 7.39 +.03 +4 86 ..ò23 52 24 B C+56.0 Kellogg 3.2 r K 50.49 –.36 –24 1.9m 15ò96 80 85 D B+20.3 KellySvcA KELYA 19.49 –.31 +20 204 35ò98 80 98 C B+15.6 Kemet KEM 14.75 –.44 –41 396 10ó7 18 17 D D+21.8 KendleInt KNDL 11.19 –.46 –15 95 17ò

76 26 92 B B 23.0 KenexaCp KNXA 20.42 –.70 +40 132 39k

84 80 85 B C–44.1 Knnmtl 1.2 r KMT 40.04 –1.47+125 1.3m 19 ê

42 42 35 B B 11.8 KennWils KW 10.55 –.02 –6 107 20 ê47 80 55 E C+22.0 KenCole KCP 13.85 –.06 +43 90 32 ê41 80 22 B D 30.5 KnsyNsh r KNSY 23.90 –.69 –7 41 12õ24 6 33 B D–6.7 KeryxBiop KERX 4.16 +.07 –22 975 ..o40 39 60 D B 16.4 KewneeS 2.9 KEQU 13.75 –.23 –90 0.3 13k

79 49 85 E B+13.4 KeyEngyn KEG 13.16 –.05 +5 1.8m ..ò80 80 71 C D–17.9 KeyTech KTEC 16.72 –.40+124 31 20 ê74 94 24 B C 6.9 KeyTronic KTCC 5.60 –.21 +30 69 7k

44 80 45 E B+9.8 Keycorp .5 KEY 8.79 –.14 –5 12m 18o

94 91 95 C B 19.67Keynote 1.4 KEYN 17.44 –1.56+334 584 26 ê

69 80 31 D B+5.8 KeynPtch 6.9 KEYP 5.22 –.03+110 89 5õ85 68 78 C A–18.7 Kforce KFRC 17.59 –.35 +59 258 33k

55 60 55 B B–10.5 KidBrands KID 8.90 –.33 +28 112 7 ê32 17 60 C B 38.5 Kilroy 3.7 KRC 37.55 –.72 +21 725 ..k12 4 32 E B 8.7 KimbInt 2.9 KBALB 6.82 –.18+118 127 99k

41 22 83 .. C+1.6 KimberR KBX 1.22 –.02 –38 125 ..k36 49 38 B C+67.2 KimbCla 4.3 KMB 64.73 –.40 –1 2.6m 13o

32 5 66 B B 18.4 KimcoR 4.0 KIM 17.83 –.22 –1 4.5m 54ò38 37 45 A C 73.1 KindrME 6.3 KMP 71.98 –.35 –9 540 48o

37 48 60 .. C 66.4 KindMrMg KMR 64.13 +.03 –14 243 83o

56 28 81 D B–21.0 KindredHl KND 18.95 –.29 +12 528 14ò75 68 66 B B 53.0 KineticC KCI 45.67 –1.08 +19 499 11ò

42 13 79 C B–14.3 KingPhar KG 14.22 +.02 –48 2.3m 20ò34 75 1 A E 12.0 KingldJwlry KGJI 2.90 –.24 +99 504 11õ40 30 67 C D+3.9 Kingstone KINS 3.45 +.08 +41 2 18 ê1 11 6 E D–2.7 KingswyFnl KFS 1.30 +.01 –79 22 .. ê

56 74 13 A E 5.5 Kingtone KONE 2.91 –.23 –35 99 4 ê61 90 24 A D–19.9 KinrsGo .6 KGC 16.95 +.24 +54 9.7m 25ò63 50 72 B B+NH KirbyCorp KEX 47.24 +.90+259 762 21o

10 15 10 B C+25.4 Kirklnds KIRK 13.48 –.42 –53 170 8o

10 17 58 E E 6.0 KiteRea 4.6 KRG 5.19 –.19 +53 297 ..k21 26 24 C C+17.0 KnghtCap KCG 13.95 –.24 +26 1.4m 13o

40 70 28 B B–22.4 KnightTr 1.3 KNX 19.05 –.35 +67 1.3m 26o

85 80 79 A C–24.5 KnightT 8.5 VLCCF 23.48 –.07 +54 449 11ò55 31 74 C B 17.5 Knoll 1.4 KNL 16.76 –.54+134 467 30k

62 77 63 D B–16.1 Knology KNOL 14.50 –.46 +11 119 34k

50 32 82 E B+NH Knot r KNOT 11.23 –.28 +76 195 ..k22 27 39 .. E 1.1 KobexMng KXM .92 –.04 –81 6 .. ê75 22 97 C B 7.0 KodiakOG KOG 6.11 +.31 +59 6.9m 99o

44 17 79 C C 7.2 Kohlberg 9 KCAP 6.99 –.08 +20 124 17 ê40 57 30 B D+59.0 Kohls r KSS 51.20 –.79 –41 2.8m 14ò73 58 88 E B+5.6 KonaGrill KONA 5.03 +.03 +6 24 ..k58 71 61 C B–21.6 Konami 2.0 KNM 19.77 –.69 –60 3 15k

18 19 25 B B+10.1 KongZhg KONG 7.02 +.01 –68 32 13 ê39 80 30 D C+36.1 KonPhlps 2.5 PHG 31.18 –.66+135 2.7m 17 ê27 4 32 B C–4.6 Kopin r KOPN 4.00 –.07 +56 411 26k

96 75 89 B A–39.9 Koppers 2.3 KOP 38.25 –.47 +20 141 17ò7 9 11 D C 17.6 KoreaElc KEP 12.43 –.48+169 2.6m ..k.. .. 77 .. B–13.1 KoreaEqtyFd KEF 12.63 –.37 –49 36 ..õ.. .. 71 .. A–47.4 Korea .7 r KF 45.74 –1.23 –27 12 .. ê

93 68 90 C A 24.0 KornFerry KFY 22.74 –.98 –1 404 26o

D6 MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 EXPANDED DATA TABLES INVESTORS.COM

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

58 80 57 E B–6.1 Koss 4.1 KOSS 5.86 +.10 –94 0.6 23 ê28 48 33 B D+32.7 KraftFdA 3.8 KFT 30.53 –.01 +41 11m 14ò79 70 90 C C+34.9 KratonPPn KRA 30.77 –.12 –36 135 11 ê54 28 75 E A 15.6 KratosDers KTOS 13.86 –.47 +37 135 36o

76 80 94 D D 8.1 7KrispyKrm KKD 6.39 –.23 0 1.1m 49o

26 70 24 B D–24.1 Kroger 2.0 r KR 21.29 –.22 –21 6.8m 12o

97 80 97 D A–46.9 Kronos 2.3 r KRO 42.98 –.74 –44 63 35 ê17 1 70 D C–8.4 Ku6MediaCo KUTV 4.72 –.01 –81 34 .. ê78 68 69 C B 52.7 Kubota 1.2 KUB 51.26 –1.47 +16 25 23k

99 80 93 A A 10.0 KulickSof KLIC 9.41 –.57 +43 2.6m 4ò84 80 47 B B 106 Kyocera 1.2 KYO 104.0 –1.01+103 23 14 ê

— L —68 95 25 A E 14.9 LLEgy LLEN 8.24 –.40 –40 785 5o

54 86 24 C B+97.8 L3Comm 2.1 r LLL 76.39 –2.01 +23 1.3m 9o

22 43 38 E B–9.4 LCAVis LCAV 6.78 –.26 –14 58 ..k75 80 93 D C+15.17LDKSolrn LDK 12.28 –.63 +35 7.8m 10o

25 13 63 D A 3.7 LECGCorp XPRT 1.67 –.08 +87 527 ..k33 9 25 B B–21.6 LGDispl .9 LPL 16.71 –.82 +81 1.9m 12o

91 80 99 C B+34.7 LGLGroup LGL 22.18 –.23 –79 4 8 ê70 95 28 A B–37.5 LHCGroup LHCG 27.56 –1.21 +10 170 10 ê

23 64 19 C D–8.2 LINTVA TVL 4.66 –.39+113 210 8 ê76 78 70 B D–5.7 LJ Intl JADE 3.76 –.06 –77 125 10o

85 92 65 A B 24.8 LKQCorp LKQX 23.69 –.50 +7 597 21k

57 55 65 D B+19.5 LMIAerospc LMIA 18.22 –.52 +1 46 16 ê97 98 98 A B+3.9 LMLPay LMLP 3.46 +.21 –52 40 31k

.. .. 65 .. B+NH LMPCap 4.8 SCD 12.55 –.11 +11 95 .. ê

.. .. 41 .. B 12.3 LMPCpLn 5.3 TLI 11.92 +.08+104 65 .. ê

.. .. 56 .. B 10.3 LMPREI 7.1 RIT 10.17 –.06 –61 15 .. ê30 36 51 E B 5.9 LNBBanc .8 LNBB 5.28 +.03 –63 2 15 ê36 57 35 C D–37.2 LPLInvtHldg LPLA 33.08 +.03 –36 179 45õ85 80 91 A C+3.1 LRAD LRAD 2.19 –.01 –55 41 27k

72 69 93 E B+NH LSBFinl LSBI 15.99 +.99 –14 2 18 ê92 67 96 C A+30.6 LSBInds LXU 29.70 –.54 +36 243 57 ê74 44 75 B B 6.7 LSICorp r LSI 6.13 –.13 +58 10m 11o

58 77 50 D B 9.6 LSIInd 2.6 LYTS 7.65 –.12 +96 155 30 ê34 46 32 B B 28.8 LTCPpty 6.2 LTC 27.18 –.46 –39 100 23k

94 80 64 A B 11.3 LTX–Cred LTXC 8.64 –.21 +24 1.4m 8ò32 7 82 E B+12.0 L–1Ident ID 11.92 –.02 –10 583 ..k6 4 13 D C+15.5 LaZBoy LZB 8.18 –.25 +13 587 17ò

89 96 57 B C 16.3 LaBarge Inc LB 13.76 –.85 +52 56 12õ8 13 3 B D–3.0 Labophm DDSS .86 –.03+113 901 ..k

86 86 68 A B 93.0 Laboratory r LH 90.57 –1.71 +15 1.1m 16ò

11 9 23 E D 6.1 LaBranche r LAB 3.69 –.10 –7 283 ..k44 57 57 C B+40.0 Laclede 4.2 LG 38.58 –.90 +62 120 15o

8 17 32 C D+21.0 LaCrsFt 3.3 BOOT 15.11 –1.03 –3 9 18k

21 28 18 D B–1.7 LadenbrgTh LTS 1.06 –.09 +62 342 .. ê91 72 98 D B+53.8 Ladish LDSH 52.72 –.61 –39 126 39k

60 80 65 E B+11.2 LakeldB 2.5 LBAI 9.67 –.48 +92 84 15 ê45 60 48 B B–23.7 LakeFinl 2.9 LKFN 21.11 –.65+158 113 14 ê32 73 22 D C+11.8 LakeInd r LAKE 8.79 +.03 –67 3 15 ê80 73 78 D A–3.6 LakesEnt LACO 2.96 –.04 –27 62 6 ê95 80 74 A B–54.3 LamResrch r LRCX.49.63 –2.16 +37 3.0m 9o

38 24 66 E B–41.4 LamarAd LAMR 36.96 –1.51 +13 499 ..ò

75 95 78 A D–32.7 LANAirA 1.4 LFL 28.34 –1.05+281 1.3m 22o

35 45 45 B B 61.6 Lancstr 2.4 r LANC 55.87 –1.25 +85 162 15 ê

19 49 15 B E 71.7 Landauer 3.9 LDR 56.56 –1.93 +49 48 21k

39 68 30 C B 7.5 Landec r LNDC 6.32 –.27 –36 89 19 ê53 72 38 B B+46.2 Landstar .5 LSTR 40.80 –1.32 –34 300 24ó

30 22 43 D A–7.0 Lannett LCI 5.36 –.10 –60 90 29k

89 89 91 C B+9.8 LaPorteBn LPSB 9.45 +.04 –92 0.3 16 ê87 80 96 C D–55.57LasVgSnds LVS 45.60 –1.32 –10 27m 74ò

35 45 66 D C+29.6 LaSalle 1.6 LHO 27.25 –.92 +10 631 ..k56 4 83 B B+6.9 LasrCard LCRD 6.25 +.01 –56 110 14k

.. .. 43 .. A 20.4 LatinAm 2.5 LDF 18.54 –.38 +13 16 .. ê95 80 90 C B NH Lattice r LSCC 6.14 +.20+256 5.4m 12o

79 76 87 E B+27.1 Lawson 2.0 LAWS 23.61 –.80 –31 12 25k

93 89 77 B B+9.8 LawsonSft LWSN 9.60 +.12 +84 1.6m 20o

66 61 68 C B 36.9 LaynChrst LAYN 31.42 –.89 +62 156 25 ê.. .. 37 .. D+16.1 LazGlbTR 6.8 LGI 15.39 –.22 –23 22 .. ê

63 41 63 B B 43.6 LazardL 1.2 LAZ 41.11 –.59 +15 558 31ò.. .. 48 .. C+13.4 LAzWldDv 7.0 LOR 12.79 –.22 +71 45 .. ê

46 73 3 A B–11.4 LeGgHldgs GAGA 7.71 +.21 –65 35 14õ61 40 95 D A 4.1 LeadgBgrs LBIX 3.57 –.33 –4 21 9 ê15 15 48 E B 19.1 LeapWire LEAP 13.97 –.27 +19 1.8m ..ò11 60 6 D D–7.5 LeapFrog LF 3.93 –.08 +19 975 30ò98 80 83 A A 112 LearCorp LEA 104.9 –5.65+118 1.1m 2ò

2 37 8 D E 13.5 LearngTree LTRE 8.34 –.45 –1 18 26k

99 79 98 A A–14.2 LeCroy LCRY 12.91 –.46 +87 307 17 ê42 74 61 C C+4.6 LeeEntrp LEE 2.98 –.20 +16 365 4k

53 17 94 D A 13.8 LegcyBc 1.5 LEGC 13.03 –.37 –93 3 .. ê55 21 77 D C 30.7 LegcyRes 7.2 LGCY 29.09 +.21 +4 176 .. ê57 68 57 C D+37.7 LeggMs .7 r LM 33.20 –.81 +37 2.4m 12o

48 53 50 C B–25.2 LeggPlat 4.8 LEG 22.62 –.61 –23 1.0m 18ó67 56 79 C B 7.4 LeMaitre r LMAT 7.05 –.10 –29 21 22 ê38 68 25 A B+41.8 LenderPS 1.3 LPS 31.75 –.28 –49 496 9ò75 80 80 E A–21.8 LennarA .8 LEN 19.66 –.51 –29 3.3m 37o

74 80 80 E B+18.1 LennarB 1.0 LENB 16.26 –.44 –27 29 31 ê61 75 65 B B 51.1 Lennox 1.2 LII 48.11 –.27 +19 467 19k

54 91 2 A ..13.5 LentuoIntl LAS 7.34 +.35 –74 22 10õ58 12 85 B B+NH LeucdNa .8 LUK 31.77 –.63 +33 970 64ò10 15 30 E B+1.8 Level3Com LVLT 1.17 –.08 –20 18m ..ò27 43 35 E C 2.3 LexiPhrm LXRX 1.72 –.10 –30 1.2m ..k39 50 72 E B+9.0 LexRlty 5.5 LXP 8.33 –.25 +2 1.1m ..k50 88 34 B C–48.1 LexmarkA LXK 35.27 –1.16 +47 1.6m 7ò

52 30 64 B A–16.1 Libbey LBY 14.65 –.79 +42 147 28k

.. .. 57 .. D+5.1 LbtyAllSt 6.4USA 5.02 –.08 +75 916 .. ê

.. .. 60 .. A–4.4 LbtyAllS 6.6 ASG 4.25 –.09 –28 42 .. ê62 32 85 D A–42.0 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 40.58 –.84 –42 843 ..k55 32 81 D B 39.5 LibGlobC LBTYK 38.25 –.70 –35 275 ..k79 47 93 C A–66.4 LibMCapA r LCAPA 65.05 –.49 –41 236 34ò76 47 92 C B+66.1 LibMCapB r LCAPB 64.71 –1.39 –50 0.2 34k

50 36 76 C B 16.8 LibMIntA LINTA 15.85 –.30 +7 3.1m 14ò51 36 77 C B 16.7 LibMIntB LINTB 15.70 –.10 –70 0.3 14k

86 80 70 A B+70.0 LibStrzA LSTZA 67.00 +.11 –34 191 19k

29 26 41 C A 35.4 Liberty 5.5 LRY 34.41 –.84 +6 992 32ò13 60 4 B E 19.6 LifePtn 9 LPHI 10.92 –1.16+129 428 5o

83 89 48 A B–57.3 LifeTech r LIFE 53.42 –.66 +15 2.1m 15ó70 79 73 B C+43.0 LifeTmFit LTM 39.62 –1.40 –14 270 19ò

44 82 41 C D+39.6 LifepntHos r LPNT 34.96 –.54 –24 355 11k

39 69 41 E C 16.1 LifetmBr LCUT 12.65 –.62 +27 33 12 ê11 31 10 B C–12.3 LifewayFd r LWAY 9.09 –.33 –12 15 36 ê15 12 10 D B–11.6 LigandPh r LGND 8.65 –.10 +38 135 ..k2 12 16 E C 11.2 Lightbdg LTBR 5.76 –.12 –56 36 ..o

20 27 3 D B–3.7 LightP LPTH 1.67 –.03 –57 14 ..k94 92 67 A B–13.1 LihuaInt r LIWA 10.66 –.20 –28 181 8o

59 78 25 A B–38.1 LillyE 5.6 LLY 34.77 –.70+160 18m 7o

68 52 74 E B+5.6 LimeEngyn LIME 4.84 –.29+129 114 .. ê58 42 87 D D 9.0 Limelgtn LLNW 6.42 +.04 +10 1.4m ..ò74 88 60 B B–35.5 LimitdBr 2.1 r LTD 28.92 –.49 –1 4.4m 16ò44 24 68 C B–29.8 Limonei .5 LMNR 22.24 –2.32 +74 33 99 ê

62 85 36 B B 33.5 Lincare 2.9 LNCR 27.19 –.59 +34 890 15ò44 96 14 A B 28.2 LincEdu 1.6 LINC 15.19 –.61 –15 304 5o

79 71 68 C A–70.2 LincnElc 1.9 LECO 66.28 –1.80 –25 99 23k

40 25 57 B B+33.6 LincNatl .7 r LNC 29.07 –.97 +79 6.3m 9ò87 65 91 B B+72.8 Lindsay .5 LNN 63.76 –2.28 +1 246 38o

88 93 62 B C 36.1 LinearT 2.8 r LLTC 34.58 –.82 +50 3.5m 13o

18 37 23 B D–2.0 Linktone LTON 1.49 –.02 –70 29 24 ê80 30 81 A B–39.2 LinnEngy 6.8 LINE 38.61 –.39 –22 730 25ò24 41 21 B C+6.2 Lionbridge LIOX 3.91 –.16 +8 407 11k

13 17 19 E E 7.8 LionsGate LGF 6.08 –.12 +5 294 ..k63 87 41 A C 17.3 Liquidity LQDT 13.81 +.01 +18 153 23k

73 28 94 C A–15.6 LithiaMt 1.4 LAD 14.11 –1.45+247 698 19ò

94 80 86 B B+53.8 Littelf 1.2 LFUS 50.76 –1.56 +8 123 15ò

5 13 23 D C 16.9 LiveNatn LYV 10.26 –.16 +34 1.6m ..ò5 34 7 E B 22.3 LiveDealn LIVE 5.83 –.18 –76 3 ..k

96 78 87 A B+12.4 LivePrsn LPSN 10.64 –.47 –34 270 34k

5 43 9 E D–9.7 LizClaib LIZ 4.98 –.16 –24 2.2m ..ò37 80 6 A E 4.2 LizhnEnvirn LZEN 3.16 –.01 –96 2 6k

1 1 23 .. E 4.9 LloydsTSB LYG 3.87 –.17 +55 4.3m ..k50 47 92 E B 7.4 LoJack LOJN 6.37 –.45 –21 91 .. ê33 80 6 D C+8.9 Localcom r LOCM 4.10 –.21 –18 1.3m 15ò54 61 38 B B 87.2 Lockhee 3.8 r LMT 78.20 –.90 +35 4.4m 10o

12 40 22 D C–7.4 Lodgenet LNET 3.44 –.09 –47 254 ..k26 34 40 B B–40.9 LoewsC .6 L 39.96 –.74 +6 1.2m 11ò13 17 9 E B+1.8 LogicDvcs LOGC .90 ... +38 13 ..õ43 56 55 B E 23.3 Logitech LOGI 19.13 –.04 –16 1.4m 19o

91 67 91 A C+47.9 LogMeIn LOGM.38.80 –.77 +27 288 53ò53 91 20 A D 42.9 LongtopFn LFT.32.96 –.07 +56 873 22ò52 60 42 B C 4.0 LgweiPtlmInv LPH 2.55 +.01 –64 172 5õ61 80 66 E B 2.5 LookSmrt LOOK 1.75 –.02 +34 119 87 ê20 32 22 B C–13.1 LoopNet LOOP 10.10 –.47 +43 163 24k

77 9 96 B B+85.2 LoralSpce LORL 74.46 –1.63 –42 51 16 ê

32 80 19 A E 89.7 Lorilla 6.0 r LO 74.65 –.61 –31 1.2m 11ò62 93 33 C B+15.5 LaBncpn r LABC 14.75 +.07 –86 0.8 24k

62 55 77 D A–13.4 LAPac LPX 10.02 –.25 +91 4.2m ..ò59 64 59 C B+28.5 Lowes 1.7 r LOW 25.25 –.99 –6 12m 18ò86 85 64 A C–116 Lubrizol 1.4 r LZ.105.7 –2.55 –27 386 10ò

61 44 85 D B–7.0 Lubys LUB 5.92 –.21 –54 23 .. ê56 12 96 D C+3.4 LucasEnn LEI 2.27 +.03 –29 191 ..k90 79 94 C C–NH Lufkin .8 LUFK 64.52 +.82 –5 251 57ò97 99 97 A B+74.67Lululemngn LULU.68.61 –1.69 –31 1.5m 51o

57 63 52 B B+33.4 LumberL LL 27.67 –.52 +13 380 28ò50 57 39 C D+19.9 Luminex r LMNX 16.90 –.52 +71 158 99k

21 48 25 E D+3.5 LunaInno LUNA 2.00 +.06+133 29 .. ê71 69 50 B B 31.6 Luxotti 1.8 LUX 30.20 –.93 –43 69 26 ê46 25 52 D C+9.4 Lydall Inc LDL 7.99 –.39 +32 67 ..k99 80 93 B A+37.0 LyndllIndA LYB 34.86 –1.34 –57 2.0m 22ó

— M —25 79 7 B C 36.7 M&FWorld MFW 23.96 –1.03 +37 90 3ò

47 70 50 C C 96.2 M&TBnk 3.2 MTB 86.35 –.57 –38 625 15o

39 15 90 .. C–13.1 MAGSlvgn MVG 9.92 +.22 –26 128 ..o21 27 50 D C+28.2 MBFinl .2 MBFI 19.32 +1.33+155 760 99 ê64 57 82 B C+15.0 MBIA MBI 10.75 –.43 –25 4.4m ..o4 14 18 E B–4.3 MBTFinl MBTF 1.80 –.05 +22 32 .. ê

38 37 70 D B–7.5 MCGCap 8.1 MCGC 6.91 –.27 +9 400 12 ê41 52 38 D A–39.3 MDCHld 3.2 MDC 31.01 –.59 –40 394 ..ò70 17 90 D A+18.7 MDCPtn 3.1 MDCA 16.81 –.33 –48 48 ..k20 27 32 D B 23.1 MDURes 3.1 MDU 20.92 –.40 –17 584 16k

7 31 1 .. D–10.1 MELASci MELA 2.88 –.16 –50 612 ..o48 80 17 C D 17.0 MEMCElctr WFR 11.00 –.35+102 8.7m 99ò41 17 49 D B 3.9 MEMSICn MEMS 3.10 –.05 –77 6 .. ê8 22 34 E B–7.0 MERTle MTSL 1.89 –.10 –76 26 .. ê

46 46 50 B B+8.4 MFAFncl 11 MFA 8.25 –.04 –3 3.0m 8ò54 80 49 D D+9.9 MFGlb MF 8.10 –.35 +21 2.2m 99ò60 43 92 E B–11.2 MFRI MFRI 10.81 –.19 –23 9 99 ê.. .. 10 .. E 12.5 MFSCaM 8.0 CCA 10.10 ... –52 10 ..k.. .. 22 .. C–9.9 MFSCh 7.4 MCR 9.22 –.01 –58 68 ..k.. .. 13 .. E 8.0 MFSGvMk 7.7 MGF 6.65 –.01 –8 102 ..k.. .. 16 .. D–5.4 ColnHiI 8.4 CXE 4.66 –.04 –23 91 .. ê.. .. 13 .. D–4.9 ColMuni 8.6 CMU 4.19 –.03 –54 43 ..k.. .. 36 .. C–3.1 Colonial 9 CIF 2.98 +.01 –17 53 ..k.. .. 16 .. D–7.1 MFSIntr 8.9 MIN 6.29 –.01 –28 352 ..k.. .. 26 .. E 8.7 ColIntm 5.6 CMK 8.15 –.04 +54 29 .. ê.. .. 11 .. D–10.3 ColInvG 7.6 CXH 8.50 –.05 –61 13 .. ê.. .. 26 .. E 7.2 MFSMlti 7.7 MMT 6.74 –.04 –24 138 ..õ.. .. 12 .. D+7.4 MFSMun 8.0 MFM 6.25 –.09 –48 62 ..k.. .. 27 .. B–9.0 MFSSpV 9 MFV 7.63 –.06 –25 10 ..k

62 88 52 C B 43.6 MGEEgy 3.6 MGEE 41.36 –1.30 +25 69 16k

10 49 27 E C 13.8 MGICInv MTG 8.27 –.51 +63 6.5m ..o33 7 77 E B 16.9 MGMResorts MGM 14.49 –.71 –2 28m ..ò75 66 74 D A–11.9 MGPIngr 1.0 MGPI 9.57 –.47 –7 45 17k

53 13 94 D A–0.5 MGTCap MGT .39 –.02 –40 29 .. ê31 26 67 E A–3.9 MHIHosp MDH 2.93 –.02 –53 11 ..k60 3 98 E A+30.8 MIDevl 1.5 MIM 26.94 +.23 +12 201 .. ê53 53 83 D B–18.0 MIHomes MHO 14.71 –.51 +16 155 ..k99 80 89 B A–NH 7MKSInstr MKSI 28.28 –.79+118 748 12ò.. .. 39 .. D–18.5 MLPStrn 5.3 MTP 17.68 +.03 –10 39 ..õ

38 17 90 D A–4.6 MPGOffTr MPG 3.68 –.15 +11 1.0m ..o53 86 33 A D–40.8 MSCIIncn MSCI 34.00 –.83 +21 794 25o

72 87 60 A D–66.7 MSCInds 1.5 MSM 58.57 –1.06 –15 276 22 ê

23 8 71 E D–2.7 MTRGmng MNTG 2.33 ... –49 20 .. ê79 54 77 C B+39.5 MTSSys 2.2 MTSC 37.17 –1.15 –23 50 27k

26 28 43 C D+15.2 MVCCap 3.5 r MVC 13.83 –.48+115 150 60 ê87 93 89 A D–43.77MVOilTr 7.3 MVO 37.00 +.66 –26 124 13 ê92 95 83 A B–67.17MWIVet MWIV 62.62 –.97+217 173 23k

70 44 84 C B+22.5 MYRGrp MYRG 21.30 –.71 –32 124 30 ê73 80 99 E B+5.2 Mactw MCBC 4.22 +.08 –68 27 ..õ26 14 70 D B–49.9 Macerich 4.2 MAC 47.91 –1.03 –9 1.2m ..ò

53 22 85 E B+16.0 MacGray 1.5 TUC 14.62 –.29 +60 37 73 ê14 17 38 C B 38.7 MackCali 5.2 CLI 34.60 –.23 +39 1.2m 64ò.. .. 65 .. B+15.8 MacQFst 6.0 MFD 14.98 –.15 –57 11 ..k.. .. 48 .. B+18.1 MacQGInf 4.2 MGU 17.27 –.33 –1 53 .. ê

88 80 88 D A–21.87MacquarI MIC 21.28 –.39 –16 111 ..ò67 83 57 C C–26.3 Macys .9 M 22.99 –.87 –26 5.6m 12ò75 68 98 A B–1.3 MadCatz MCZ .86 +.01 –53 478 7k

80 80 80 C B 26.1 MSG MSG 24.91 –.15 –35 154 25 ê.. .. 37 .. B 13.3 MadStSe 8.2 MSP 12.75 –.27 –16 17 .. ê.. .. 28 .. B+9.7 MadClCa 8.1 MCN 8.90 –.16 –14 53 .. ê2 3 9 E C+4.4 MagalSec MAGS 2.82 –.11 –69 5 .. ê

72 92 53 B C 51.5 MaglnHlth r MGLN 48.46 –.94 –41 176 11k

75 80 60 A C+57.4 MagMds 5.4 MMP 55.60 +.10 –4 266 19ò43 1 88 E B 3.1 MagellanPtrl MPET 2.61 –.13+112 428 ..k99 99 99 A A NH MagicSftwr MGIC 8.23 –.16 +50 2.1m 25ò90 78 94 D A 5.8 MagmaDsg LAVA 5.38 –.10 –34 482 24k

98 80 95 C A–62.2 MagnaI 1.2 MGA 57.80 –3.69 +1 1.3m 17ò

84 50 88 C A–2.2 Magnetek MAG 1.78 –.12 –12 103 ..k73 30 97 D B 8.3 MagHRes MHR 6.90 –.01 –40 886 ..o24 7 46 D A 5.4 MagyarBc MGYR 4.15 +.06 –79 0.8 5 ê6 7 3 E D+3.5 MahanaTel MTE 2.14 –.11 +20 143 ..õ

59 56 54 B B+8.5 MaidenH 3.5 MHLD 8.05 –.20 +12 202 7 ê81 93 63 A B 30.5 Maidenfrm r MFB 25.34 –1.17 +11 222 12 ê

87 81 69 A B–19.5 MainStC 8.0 MAIN 18.73 –.56 +43 107 18 ê55 51 79 D A–10.9 MnSrce .4 MSFG 9.23 –.70 +59 76 18õ65 44 97 E A+1.5 Majesco COOL 1.25 ... –40 256 .. ê7 1 49 E B–7.4 MajesticC MAJC 4.22 –.03 –88 0.9 .. ê

55 70 23 C B 42.9 Makemytrip MMYT 28.73 +.10 –57 82 99õ87 81 85 B B NH Makita 1.2 MKTAY 42.59 –.22 +4 11 19õ58 23 86 D B+17.6 MAKOSrgn MAKO 15.47 –.33 –39 282 .. ê.. .. 70 .. B 12.2 MalaysiaFnd MAY 11.11 –.19 +58 28 .. ê.. .. 23 .. E 2.4 MngdHiP 10 HYF 2.21 –.01 +43 246 ..k4 2 28 D B–3.4 MgeNet TMNG 2.55 –.06 +65 13 14k

68 59 53 B C 32.1 ManhAssc MANH 29.96 –.41+111 194 21k

35 27 41 B B+1.7 ManhBCap LOAN 1.37 –.02 –6 6 11 ê97 69 99 C A+NH Manitex MNTX 5.38 +.03 +5 79 28 ê36 14 68 E B–16.4 Manitowc .6 MTW 13.38 –.48 +5 2.1m ..ò4 47 3 E C–4.5 Mantch MTEX 1.69 –.06 –61 54 .. ê

13 31 4 E D 10.7 MannKind MNKD 5.05 –.08 –19 3.7m ..ò79 64 72 D B 68.7 Manpwr 1.2 r MAN 63.96 –1.88 –16 565 41ò

50 79 21 A D+51.8 Mantech MANT 40.06 –.05 +64 313 12ò19 5 62 E B+20.8 Manulife 2.9 MFC 17.36 –.52 –11 2.2m ..ò25 7 33 E B 19.0 MAPPhn MAPP 15.50 –.38 +8 111 ..o88 74 86 B B+45.7 Marathn 2.2 MRO 44.76 +.10 +37 9.4m 15ò55 10 96 D B+10.0 Marchx .9 MCHX 9.40 –.18 +29 94 99k

19 35 20 C C 14.6 Marcus 2.9 MCS 11.71 –.53 +12 61 20 ê17 44 1 B E 6.0 MrnBiotch MRNA 1.11 +.01+107 615 .. ê62 60 75 B C–30.1 MarinP 6.3 MARPS 21.76 –.04 –43 4 16k

50 42 67 D B–8.3 MarinePrd MPX 7.09 –.38+100 46 70 ê27 63 48 E C 12.8 MarineMax HZO 9.05 +.05+143 219 ..k43 18 66 B B+406 Markel r MKL 399.2 –1.45 –21 23 17k

30 11 75 E B+3.0 MarketLdr LEDR 2.48 –.01 –93 8 ..k.. .. 37 .. D 36.5 MktVAfr 1.2 AFK 32.30 –1.53+391 194 ..k

.. .. 73 .. B 57.0 MktVAgr .6 MOO 54.34 –.91 +9 1.4m ..o

.. .. 16 .. E 19.2 MktVLgM 4.8 MLN 16.82 +.19 +31 59 ..k

.. .. 23 .. E 18.4 MktVShM 2.1 SMB 16.98 –.03 –71 16 ..k

.. .. 35 .. D–63.8 MkVBrzSC 1.5 BRF 51.76 –1.78+245 1.5m ..ò

.. .. 17 .. C+51.0 MktVctrC 2.6 PEK 42.00 –.72 –72 5 99 ê

.. .. 79 .. B–49.8 MkVCoal .4 KOL 45.61 –.90 +23 575 ..o

.. .. 25 .. C–59.3 MSDSEur DRR 43.71 +.86 –13 71 .. ê

.. .. 9 .. E 22.4 MktVEgy .9 EGPT 16.22 –.57+999 1.2m .. ê

.. .. 29 .. B+28.0 MkVctE 4.4 EMLC 26.25 –.19 –63 69 99 ê

.. .. 63 .. C+52.5 MktVEnv 1.0 EVX 51.28 –.89+681 21 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. B 33.5 MktVGam 2.5 BJK 31.85 –.59 +49 46 .. ê

.. .. 20 .. C–24.8 MktVAlt .9 GEX 20.18 –.54 +34 62 .. ê

.. .. 49 .. E 64.6 MktVGold .7 GDX 54.20 +.47 +42 14m ..o

.. .. 52 .. C–24.4 MktVGulf 1.0 MES 22.94 –1.21+546 155 ..k

.. .. 17 .. E 31.6 MkVHiYM 6.2 HYD 28.19 +.25 –26 87 ..k

.. .. 8 .. E 24.0 MktVctIndSC SCIF 16.75 –.91 +11 107 99 ê

.. .. 31 .. E 93.1 MktVIn 1.1 IDX 77.99 –2.56 +20 277 ..k

.. .. 19 .. E 22.8 MktVctIntr 3.6 ITM 20.50 +.23 –42 70 ..k

.. .. 72 .. D–44.9 MktVJrGld GDXJ 34.63 +.71 +93 5.3m ..ò

.. .. 56 .. E 33.5 MVLatASC LATM 30.41 –.61 +96 38 1 ê

.. .. 44 .. B–29.6 MkVPoland PLND 27.14 –.90 +12 91 ..k

.. .. 25 .. B–25.6 MVPrRMu 1.4 PRB 24.69 –.01 –62 4 ..k

.. .. 65 .. B–27.2 MktVREth REMX 23.05 –.61 –35 331 99o

.. .. 31 .. C+42.4 MkVRMBnya CNY 40.26 –.10 +11 61 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. D 42.3 MkVRupnya INR 39.71 –.37 –61 1 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. B–40.9 MktVRus .5 RSX 38.54 –1.37 +62 4.6m ..o

.. .. 71 .. B 40.6 MkVHard .8 HAP 39.46 –.67 +33 39 ..k

.. .. 23 .. C–14.0 MktVSol .5 KWT 12.00 –.45 +1 29 .. ê

.. .. 70 .. C+75.8 MktVSte 1.4 SLX 71.83 –2.16 +36 242 ..o

.. .. 69 .. A 26.6 MVUrn/N 4.1 NLR 25.55 –.39 +18 147 .. ê

.. .. 61 .. B–30.3 MktVVi 1.2 VNM 28.46 +.01 –2 275 ..k98 98 83 A A 21.97MktAxs 1.4 r MKTX 20.35 –.58 +3 121 27k

42 36 81 D D–45.1 MarkWst 6.0 MWE 42.85 +.26 –17 256 99o

35 47 61 D C–13.7 MarlinBus MRLN 12.87 –.15 +46 31 34k

53 72 62 C D+42.7 MarrtInt .9 r MAR 38.60 –1.60 +26 2.9m 36ò

.. .. 21 .. E 28.3 MarsHillGRV GRV 23.65 +.30 –79 3 99 ê59 51 66 B B–NH MarshM 3.0 MMC 27.78 –.64 +20 2.9m 17ò16 45 34 E C–10.7 MarshIl .6 MI 6.99 –.18 +35 25m ..o70 41 97 E A 7.0 MarshlE MSHL 3.08 –.08 +83 101 ..k99 95 91 A B+32.8 MartekBio MATK 31.41 –.01 –37 774 20 ê29 73 32 D D 24.4 MartnTr .4 MRTN 21.11 –.26 +18 107 23 ê1 24 7 D D–7.5 MStewartA MSO 3.84 –.07+166 894 38ò

7 39 26 D D 100 MrtMar 1.9 MLM 82.29 –2.42 +28 495 46ò

44 12 78 C B 42.6 MrtMd 7.3 MMLP 41.68 –.43 +19 75 60 ê89 92 41 A B 22.9 MarvellTc r MRVL 19.16 –1.11 +40 17m 11o

19 7 54 D A–18.8 Masco 2.3 MAS 13.29 –.66 –19 3.7m 45ò62 65 37 A C 32.8 Masimon MASI 27.58 –.92 –39 312 27ò.. .. 21 .. D–14.4 MassHth 6.7 MHE 12.60 +.10 –61 1 ..k

86 53 93 C B 58.5 MasseyEn .4 MEE 57.23 +2.84+106 8.0m 99ò.. .. 42 .. D+32.9 MassMutl 7.2 MCI 29.90 –.37 +89 16 ..k.. .. 47 .. C+14.9 MAMutlP 7.0 MPV 14.20 –.24 –49 5 ..k

92 70 79 B B 15.9 MasTec MTZ 14.93 –.61 +7 646 17ò25 5 33 D B+4.9 MastchH r MHH 4.06 –.07 –39 3 25k

58 93 28 A C–269 MastrCd .3 r MA 234.9 –4.24 –59 604 17ò

91 80 98 D A–7.2 MaterialSci MASC 6.95 +.51+109 182 11 ê36 30 57 D D–12.6 MatrixSvc MTRX 10.92 –.38 –25 88 24k

31 19 94 E C–8.7 Matrixx MTXX 8.00 –.02 –51 91 .. ê42 84 42 B D+26.7 Mattel 3.5 r MAT 23.51 –.78 –41 2.8m 12ó38 61 36 B B–37.0 MthInt .9 MATW 35.38 –.86 +2 137 15 ê25 46 6 D C–5.5 MattsonT MTSN 2.31 –.10 –51 357 ..k63 68 73 D B+8.2 MauiLdPn MLP 4.95 –.18 –30 13 .. ê6 18 14 E B–5.9 MaxcomTn MXT 3.53 –.15 –80 2 .. ê

95 74 85 A B 28.1 Mxmltg 3.3 MXIM 25.84 –.65 +40 4.4m 17o

82 94 66 A B–68.3 Maximus .9 r MMS 67.33 –.56+136 166 18k

30 42 10 B C–19.5 MaxLine MXL 11.09 –.26 –45 56 39õ76 80 72 D C–19.7 MaxwllTch MXWL 17.75 –.29 +52 202 ..k57 63 46 D B 4.3 Maxygen r MAXY 3.92 –.09 –58 154 .. ê52 77 62 D C 10.4 MayflwB 2.6 MFLR 9.15 –.10 –21 1 14k

87 75 75 A B–48.0 McAfee r MFE 47.87 –.01 –21 2.7m 18ò36 11 90 C B+7.2 McClatchy MNI 5.14 –.32 +50 1.4m 5ó60 77 50 B B–47.8 McCorm 2.5 r MKC 44.51 –.64 +97 1.4m 16o

64 83 53 B B–48.8 MCormV 2.5 MKCV 44.70 –.30 –70 0.7 17õ24 25 33 E A–12.0 McCmSch MSSR 8.84 –.12 –22 62 27k

88 84 91 C B 21.0 McDermott MDR 19.96 –.47 –9 2.0m 14o

73 84 34 A B–80.9 McDonal 3.3 MCD 73.28 –1.07 +12 9.0m 15o

34 45 38 C C 29.2 McGthR 3.6 MGRC 25.19 –.47 +14 105 18k

53 59 50 A B 39.5 McGrwH 2.6 MHP 38.27 –.72 –19 1.6m 14ò61 64 66 C B 75.5 McKessn 1.0 r MCK 74.15 –1.04 –1 1.8m 16ò

29 15 53 E B–19.8 McmornExp MMR 15.14 –.27 +12 2.6m ..o44 71 52 C D 63.4 MeadJh 1.5 r MJN 58.31 –1.30 +11 1.4m 24o

35 44 50 E C–4.3 Meaders MEAD 3.69 +.09 –82 0.9 .. ê71 85 68 A D 10.5 Meadwbrk 1.7 MIG 9.52 –.34 +19 286 8k

71 91 57 D B+29.7 MeadWv 3.5 MWV 28.50 –1.01 +39 1.7m 18o

96 80 94 C B 30.0 MeasSpcl MEAS 26.80 –1.40 +15 98 19k

60 33 86 C B 34.7 Mechel .1 MTL 30.38 –1.40 +12 3.1m 14o

12 55 1 C D 18.5 MecoxLane MCOX 5.85 –.16 –84 105 58õ40 86 30 C D 8.9 MedalFin 7.6 TAXI 7.85 –.23 +7 52 14 ê53 73 23 A B–25.1 MedAsst MDAS 19.77 –.30 –25 404 22ò46 19 92 D A 14.7 Medcath MDTH 13.09 –.35 –16 78 68k

84 92 61 B B–66.7 MedcoHlth r MHS 61.45 –1.46 –30 2.2m 19ò

3 7 3 C C+13.6 MediaGenA MEG 4.88 –.32 +55 243 .. ê53 26 89 E A–8.7 MediaCom MCCC 8.62 –.03 –45 262 16ò83 61 78 B B 16.1 MdmdTech MDMD 15.05 –.31 –61 18 26õ5 10 4 C D+14.4 MedclActn MDCI 8.27 –.37 –53 45 12k

12 8 37 C C–11.7 MedclPr 7.4 MPW 10.82 –.19 –25 689 83o

89 75 95 D B+16.6 Medicines MDCO 15.37 –.77 +24 371 28k

13 11 14 .. C–9.0 MediciNv MNOV 4.98 +.17 +45 3 .. ê61 86 20 A C 30.9 MedicsPh 1.0 MRX.24.99 –.95 +5 824 10ò94 80 93 C B+26.47Medidata MDSO 24.84 –.53 –32 106 34 ê65 98 35 A C+38.2 Medifast MED 24.56 –.90 –3 313 18o

25 41 46 E C+40.5 Medivation MDVN 13.50 –.38 +42 451 ..o88 81 74 B A–11.7 MdiwrInf MEDW 11.08 –.06 –90 0.5 24k

15 1 27 .. ..12.5 MedleyCapital MCC 11.90 –.04 –93 95 99 ê79 70 73 A B 70.2 Mednax MD 66.28 –1.09 –37 167 16ò

68 18 94 B B–9.5 MdQuist MEDQ 9.22 +.06 +4 38 14 ê82 67 87 D A–14.4 Medtox MTOX 13.47 –.51 –25 19 58k

44 63 25 A B 46.4 Medtron 2.4 MDT 38.05 +.06 +47 11m 11ò87 67 95 D A–7.9 MelcoCrwn MPEL 7.47 –.05 +21 6.6m ..ò85 51 83 B B+29.0 Mellanox MLNX 26.72 –1.60 +74 427 26o

64 61 66 C B+29.6 MnsWh 1.8 r MW 25.97 –.51 –12 860 16o

77 48 85 C B+NH MentrGrp MENT 12.61 –.14 +42 1.1m 24 ê87 99 78 A C 79.4 MercadoL MELI.67.14 –2.99 +27 851 56ò

2 14 1 E C 3.8 MercBancp MBR 1.17 –.08 –52 6 .. ê58 24 98 E A+9.5 MercBk MBWM 9.16 –.17 –77 6 .. ê65 63 94 C C+28.1 Mrcrls 1.4 MIGP 28.08 +.03 –31 21 13k

94 80 97 D A+8.8 MercrInt MERC 8.45 –.18 –61 137 6ò51 55 62 B B–29.3 MercMcs 4.1 MBVT 27.12 –.20 +84 22 10 ê33 54 16 A E 39.7 Merck 4.6 MRK 33.07 –.18 –11 16m 9ò97 88 87 B A 20.87MrcryCpt MRCY 18.84 –.99 –3 139 19 ê11 24 30 C C–46.7 MercuryG 5.6 MCY 42.55 –.74 –50 94 13ò37 85 29 B D 38.1 Meredth 2.8 MDP 33.29 –1.17 +9 695 11 ê

68 10 90 B B+4.7 MergeHlth MRGE 4.22 –.15 –32 263 52ò37 40 34 B B+24.4 MeridBio 3.6 VIVO 21.38 –.99+149 401 35o

83 80 65 B A 12.8 MeridIntrn r EBSB 12.26 –.37 –6 20 21õ33 57 12 B C+18.0 MeritMed MMSI 14.60 –.19 +66 230 19k

59 80 64 E B 26.1 Meritage MTH 22.90 –.93 –33 222 ..ò10 19 4 D A 6.8 MrrmHldgs MERR 2.75 –.09 –66 5 .. ê76 80 68 C C–20.1 MeruNet MERU 17.95 –.26 –57 42 ..õ89 89 57 A B–31.5 MesaLa 1.7 MLAB 28.42 –.90 –10 2 17k

68 76 47 A C 54.0 MesaRyl 4.1 MTR 48.50 +.73 +60 8 14 ê90 88 89 A D–57.9 MesabTrs 7.8 MSB 33.21 –1.13 –24 461 12o

45 75 40 C C+12.5 MetPro 2.4 MPR 11.02 –.38 +40 43 27k

39 80 8 A C+37.9 MetaFinl 3.5 CASH 14.86 –.23 –88 1 3k

2 29 3 E E 18.4 Metabolix MBLX 8.83 –.29 +11 323 ..o

78 77 61 C B–7.1 Metalico MEA 5.37 –.25 –30 432 17o

25 69 6 E D+2.6 Metalink MTLK .92 –.03 –58 4 .. ê39 6 93 .. D+1.6 Metalline MMG 1.07 +.03 +1 446 ..k31 33 39 E C+21.5 MetUSA MUSA 14.85 –.73 –9 108 64õ61 55 57 C D+31.5 Methnx 2.2 MEOH 27.57 –1.28+511 1.9m 32o

58 57 62 C C+14.3 Methode 2.4 MEI 11.73 –.67 +3 137 23 ê55 57 58 B B 47.8 MetLife 1.6 MET 45.50 –1.66 +6 6.5m 10ò

22 32 34 E B+14.8 MetroBcp METR 12.01 –.73 +32 75 .. ê24 6 73 E B 4.0 Metrocorp MCBI 3.93 –.02 –51 12 ..k79 71 95 B B–14.4 MetroPCSn PCS 13.16 –.43 –24 3.7m 22ò91 99 88 B A–4.9 7MetroHlth r MDF 4.60 –.20 –8 155 7 ê93 92 78 A C 159 MettlerTole MTD 147.6 –3.08 –10 116 22k

48 14 67 C B 10.8 MexcoEn MXC 8.26 –.06 –86 0.6 39k

.. .. 72 .. A–12.3 MXEqtyIn .2 MXE 11.28 –.36 +5 9 ..k

.. .. 60 .. B+29.4 Mexico 9 MXF 27.89 –.85 +5 21 ..k98 91 84 A B NH Micrel 1.0 r MCRL 13.43 –.15+172 946 15o

96 88 76 A B NH Micrchp 3.7 MCHP 36.89 –1.00 +75 3.5m 16o

52 85 51 B E 4.7 Microfi 4.8 r MFI 4.15 +.04 +25 9 11x

29 48 9 E B–9.0 Micromet MITI 6.30 –.42 +22 758 ..o82 27 77 B A+11.4 MicronTech MU 10.37 –.22 +47 51m 8o

45 80 19 C D–5.5 Micronetics NOIZ 4.24 +.11 +21 9 10k

90 90 72 A B–NH MicrosSys MCRS 45.05 –.20 +80 598 25o

96 89 82 A C 25.0 Microsemi MSCC.22.35 –1.33+244 1.8m 17 ê

66 82 30 A B–31.6 Micrsft 2.3 MSFT 27.75 –1.12+157 141m 11o

80 27 74 A A 115 MicroStr MSTR 105.5 –.48+102 215 28o

20 31 8 E B–3.7 Microvision MVIS 1.90 –.09 –41 971 ..o61 81 57 C B 64.6 MidAm 4.0 MAA 62.72 –.42 +60 400 96k

51 63 74 E B–10.6 MidPenn MPB 9.86 +.86+314 9 ..k6 33 8 B D+12.5 Midas MDS 6.99 –.41 +51 63 17 ê

11 17 33 D B+18.0 Middlbr 1.4 MBRG 14.74 –.10 –52 3 ..k90 92 87 A B 88.8 Middleby MIDD 81.70 –2.30 –14 91 21 ê

47 83 30 B C+19.3 MdsxWtr 4.1 MSEX 17.67 –.69 +81 62 19 ê10 35 20 D B+17.0 MidsthB 2.1 MSL 13.47 –.67 +1 15 27 ê56 1 99 .. A NH MdwGldgn MDW 1.32 +.12+350 3.1m .. ê32 80 40 D E 17.0 MdWOn 1.4 MOFG 13.87 –.11+168 21 12 ê12 1 67 .. C–3.4 MillIndia SMCG 2.55 –.10 –88 2 99k

82 52 81 B B+26.9 MllrHer .3 MLHR 24.01 –.93 –4 321 31o

70 67 62 C B 16.0 MillerI .7 MLR 15.00 –.43 +6 46 17 ê30 21 12 B B 7.7 MillerPet MILL 4.78 –.21 –6 261 .. ê71 93 45 A B–102 Millicom 2.8 MICC 94.15 –3.39 +53 646 6ò

45 12 98 .. C+2.9 MincoG MGH 2.24 +.13 –8 563 .. ê78 22 91 B B 2.8 MdCTI 7.6 MNDO 2.63 –.06 –36 29 11 ê46 82 8 A C 39.9 Mindray .6 MR 26.02 –.29 –30 541 17o

59 69 20 A B–11.1 Mindspd MSPD 7.03 –.23 +2 766 8o

47 45 66 C B+32.6 MineSfAp 3.2 MSA 31.32 +.03+170 190 25k

18 12 43 E C+11.9 Minefnd MFN 9.61 –.05 +27 828 ..o76 78 62 C B–67.4 MinrlTec .3 r MTX 62.46 –1.87 +1 89 18ò

40 14 86 D B–4.4 MinesMgmt MGN 3.02 +.07 –12 159 .. ê.. .. 12 .. D+16.3 MinnMu 6.3 MXA 13.81 –.02 –62 4 .. ê

97 93 98 A D 18.27MIPSTech MIPS.12.70 –.48 +49 4.5m 23o

38 40 55 D B–3.8 Misonix MSON 2.44 ... –81 2 ..k20 34 25 C A–7.7 MisWst 8.8 MSW 6.85 –.07 –13 64 17k

99 98 83 A A+15.87Mistras MG 14.71 –.34 +47 90 30 ê73 20 90 C B+12.3 MitchmInd MIND 11.06 +.02 –16 30 48 ê3 39 2 E D 13.1 MitelNet MITL 5.50 –.15 –80 20 4 ê

45 80 40 B C+5.6 MtsuUFJ 2.3 MTU 5.20 –.20 +1 2.7m 10k

68 80 55 C B–356 Mitsui 2.0 MITSY 333.9 –7.54 –59 1 10k

54 78 70 E A–4.3 MizuhoF 4.1 MFG 3.90 –.10 –34 508 5õ.. .. 12 .. C+15.8 MgdDInvG 7.9 MZF 12.60 –.01 –68 10 ..õ

39 15 76 D B+21.1 MobileMini MINI 20.28 –.56 +63 202 37ò15 32 15 A E 23.6 MobilTel 4.3 MBT 19.24 –.48 +50 4.5m 15o

87 84 50 B A–13.9 MOCON 3.0 MOCO 12.76 –.07 –65 2 16 ê35 46 53 E B–6.7 Mod–Pac r MPAC 5.30 –.05 –84 0.8 8k

71 22 88 D A–17.9 Modine MOD 16.20 –1.17 +97 581 ..k

10 18 8 E B–11.1 ModusLk MLNK 6.20 –.26 +34 238 ..o25 36 41 D B 66.9 MohawkInd MHK 55.56 –3.22+135 1.0m 22ò

90 72 79 B B+27.8 Molex 2.7 MOLX 25.81 –1.05 +99 1.7m 16o

91 72 75 B A–23.3 MolxA 3.3 r MOLXA 21.50 –.87 –48 156 13 ê67 64 65 D A–32.0 MolinaHl MOH 30.47 –1.41 +12 225 25k

49 84 41 B D+50.8 MolCoor 2.4 TAPA 46.55 –1.45 –50 0.3 11k

46 84 36 B C–51.1 MolCoorB 2.4 TAP 46.51 –.89 +16 1.1m 11ò64 2 99 D A 62.8 MolycorpInc MCP 45.89 –.86 –53 2.5m ..ó27 58 6 D C–26.2 Momenta MNTA 12.49 –.37 +41 1.4m ..ò37 61 41 D D 13.5 MonrchCs MCRI 10.73 –.78 +46 34 21k

15 32 33 E B–3.1 MnrchCB MCBF 1.62 –.25 +98 49 .. ê38 60 58 .. B–8.9 MnrchFn 1.6 MNRK 8.57 –.04+282 13 11 ê9 39 17 D B–4.0 MonyGm MGI 2.44 –.23+110 624 ..k

40 40 42 B B–8.9 MRIT 7.2 MNR 8.39 –.15 +33 74 28k

61 98 7 A C–25.3 MnPwSy r MPWR 14.65 –.36 +3 398 12k

92 87 72 B B+12.7 Monotypen TYPE 11.15 –.34 –62 80 25 ê83 92 75 A B 36.5 MnroM 1.0 MNRO 33.10 –.55 +33 345 24o

80 87 63 B B+78.6 Mnsnto 1.6 r MON 71.54 –2.14 –23 4.2m 29o

36 80 24 D B–25.9 MonstrWw MWW 15.95 –5.44+625 21m ..o

.. .. 25 .. E 16.8 Montgry 4.4 MTS 15.59 –.03 +51 34 .. ê61 65 65 A C 20.7 Montplr 2.0 r MRH 19.98 –.67 –19 391 7k

63 62 57 C B 31.0 Moodys 1.6 MCO 29.03 –.45 –11 2.4m 15ò83 91 69 B B 44.5 MoogA MOGA 42.13 –1.48 +26 193 17k

88 91 72 B A 44.0 MoogB MOGB 42.72 –1.11 –71 0.2 18k

.. .. 58 .. C+17.8 MorgSAs 3.3 APF 17.04 –.30 –15 39 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. A 19.8 MorgSEstEu RNE 18.77 –.72+113 23 .. ê

.. .. 21 .. D–11.8 MSEMkDb 6.8 MSD 10.49 +.03 +10 88 .. ê

.. .. 41 .. C 17.4 MorgSEm .5 MSF 15.25 –.55 +84 77 .. ê

.. .. 29 .. D–18.1 MSEMDDb 7.5 EDD 15.95 –.05 +2 244 ..k

.. .. 56 .. C+15.7 MSFrEm 1.3 FFD 14.16 –.92+606 141 ..õ

.. .. 22 .. E 18.5 MSIncmS 5.5 ICB 16.48 +.03 –28 18 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. E 30.5 MorgSIndiaI IIF 22.15 –.77+106 222 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. E 32.5 MSChina CAF 26.00 –.20 +67 247 .. ê41 39 50 C A–32.3 MorgStan .7 MS 29.04 –.81 +21 16m 19o

25 1 87 E B+11.5 MorgHtl MHGC 9.01 –.63 –39 121 ..k65 53 56 A C 56.3 Mrngstr .4 r MORN 52.80 –.92 –54 34 33k

41 14 82 D B+8.1 MortonsR MRT 6.48 –.10 –80 12 25 ê98 98 88 A C–85.5 Mosaic .3 MOS.79.78 +1.11 +17 6.8m 25o

54 8 80 D A–6.6 MoSys MOSY 5.75 –.28 +44 140 ..k87 71 98 C B+15.1 MotorcrPn r MPAA 14.33 –.32 –25 58 15k

23 67 15 E ..36.5 MotoMobl MMI 29.59 –.92 –21 4.4m ..o

77 78 81 D A–40.4 MotorolaSlts MSI 37.96 –.62 –58 2.9m 16o

74 40 96 D B 32.0 Motricity MOTR 19.37 –.57 +7 1.4m 99ó55 22 97 .. B 6.7 MtnProvDi MDM 5.78 –.06 –46 18 .. ê50 47 77 E B+17.1 Movado MOV 14.18 –.56 –27 112 99 ê9 20 26 E C–2.9 MoveInc MOVE 2.12 +.04+104 1.7m .. ê

67 45 68 C C+33.9 Mueller 1.2 MLI 32.15 –1.11 +16 148 21ò

20 30 46 E B–6.0 MuellrW 1.7 MWA 4.05 –.13 +43 2.4m ..ò77 89 76 B B–20.5 MultiCo 1.2 LABL 16.80 –1.02 +83 52 12õ

67 40 65 C B+29.3 MultFnElc MFLX 28.52 –.53+111 130 17k

71 42 93 D A 3.2 Multibndrs MBND 3.12 +.02 –89 2 19 ê43 11 80 E A 6.0 MultimdG r MGAM 5.39 –.28 –13 145 ..k49 47 57 B D 76.7 MurphOil 1.7 MUR 66.13 +.39+164 4.5m 16o

68 60 82 D A 10.2 MutlFir 2.4 MFSF 9.80 –.30 +4 5 39k

12 20 24 C C+11.6 MyersInd 2.9 MYE 8.83 –.47 +20 129 23k

84 71 68 A A 24.2 Mylan MYL 22.91 –.79 –33 4.8m 15ò26 35 25 E C–5.3 Myrexis MYRX 3.97 –.09 –20 68 ..k43 49 24 B B–25.9 MyriadGn r MYGN 19.30 –3.11+656 7.1m 15o

— N —12 45 21 E C 2.6 NAPCOSec NSSC 1.82 +.01 –90 1 ..k5 17 8 D B–24.9 NASBFinc NASB 15.31 –1.06 –22 9 15 ê

60 45 82 B B–27.1 NBTFinl 5.1 NBTF 23.50 –.74 0 1 21 ê40 55 41 C B 26.0 NBTBncp 3.4 NBTB 23.56 –.71 +66 114 14o

42 17 77 E B 16.0 NCIBldg NCS 12.90 –.34 +14 252 .. ê62 74 18 A A 30.8 NCIInc r NCIT 21.12 –.79 +45 53 12k

74 62 76 B C 17.2 NCR r NCR 16.35 –.33 +25 1.8m 12ò47 83 5 A D–6.9 NFEnergySav NFEC 4.42 –.24 –72 4 4õ.. .. 61 .. A 18.2 NFJDivI 10 NFJ 17.49 –.19 +24 710 ..õ

38 45 48 C C 10.9 NGPCap 7.9 NGPC 9.15 –.24 –3 88 21 ê93 91 80 A A 10.47NICInc EGOV 10.10 –.14 +40 344 42k

59 67 20 A C 27.4 NIDEC .9 NJ 23.24 –.39+999 828 18 ê60 55 51 A B+46.3 NIIHldg NIHD 42.40 –1.60 +9 1.7m 22ò

37 78 5 B B–4.4 NIVSIntT NIV 2.14 –.04 +9 393 3 ê81 80 88 E C NH NLIndus 4.1 NL 12.29 +.36+327 91 76 ê9 51 8 E A–5.0 NMTMed NMTI .48 –.02 –33 175 .. ê

92 80 98 D B–15.5 NNInc r NNBR 12.96 –.56 –25 120 28 ê48 6 88 D B–8.4 NPSPharma NPSP 7.61 –.10 +47 729 ..o

23 46 22 B B 25.7 NRGEnrgy NRG 20.99 –.54 +52 4.4m 10ò50 74 59 C C+NH NSTAR 3.9 NST 43.27 +.01 +40 477 17 ê7 22 15 E B–0.7 NTNBuzz NTN .42 ... –62 34 .. ê

67 79 53 B B–18.1 NTTDoCo 3.0 DCM 17.72 –.14 +57 258 12 ê98 93 78 A B–63.5 NVE NVEC 57.03 –2.97 +20 45 20 ê

57 20 72 B A 804 NVR r NVR 787.3 –5.82 +56 60 23 ê

46 67 56 C B 34.8 NYSEEur 3.7 NYX 32.08 –.91 –14 2.0m 14ò59 59 50 E B 6.4 NABIBio r NABI 5.65 –.17 –16 206 33o

51 28 64 D B–24.5 NaborsInds NBR 23.84 –.44 +56 6.1m 30ò80 72 87 D D+121 NACCO 1.9 NC 110.5 +2.63+173 51 14 ê86 95 63 B C+32.6 NalcoHld .5 NLC 29.36 –1.03 +19 1.1m 20ò

77 68 85 D C 6.9 NamTai 3.2 NTE 6.28 –.33+135 265 26k

98 80 94 C B+18.2 Nanomtrcs r NANO 16.99 –.51 +42 678 13ò48 30 74 D B–2.2 Nanophase NANX 1.36 –.01 –32 98 .. ê3 5 4 D D–6.5 Nanosphn NSPH 3.62 –.26 –52 54 ..k

39 50 68 E B–10.4 NaraBcp NARA 9.55 –.35 +20 325 .. ê72 87 75 C B+25.2 NasdqOMX r NDAQ 24.50 –.71 0 2.2m 12ò.. .. 49 .. C+NH NasdPrI 8.7 QQQX 14.55 –.17 +9 64 .. ê

16 53 30 D C 44.2 NashFch 1.9 NAFC 38.29 +.15 +25 87 12 ê65 63 38 B B 17.5 NathnsFms NATH 16.40 +.09 –80 3 16k

1 3 3 C C–4.7 NBGrce NBG 1.84 +.04 –34 3.8m 91o

38 71 46 B C–32.8 NtlBksh 3.4 r NKSH 28.02 –.92 +28 12 12k

71 89 64 B B+13.9 NatBevrg FIZZ 12.74 –.22 –27 66 15 ê54 83 26 C C–20.3 NatCinM 4.6 NCMI 17.46 –.51 +23 241 24 ê33 35 43 B C 17.3 NatlFinP NFP 12.66 –.36 +40 391 5k

63 61 85 C B+70.9 NatlFuel 2.0 NFG 67.83 –.20 –26 365 25ò11 50 20 B E 51.9 NatlGrid 6.3 NGG 44.00 –.17 +70 1.4m 11ó56 65 57 A C+49.0 NtlHlth 5.3 NHI 45.47 –1.38 –3 98 20k

79 67 75 C B–48.0 NtlHlt 2.5 NHC 44.04 –2.26 +78 29 16 ê

95 87 82 B A–44.8 NatInstr 1.4 NATI 42.49 –1.49+169 577 26o

42 55 35 A C+23.0 NatIntst 1.5 NATL 21.25 –.43+138 29 12k

88 70 94 C B+NH NatlOil .6 NOV 71.46 +.59 –16 3.5m 17ò70 80 77 C C+8.8 NatPenn .5 NPBC 8.17 –.36 +66 1.1m 31 ê53 65 62 B D–137 NatlPr .8 NPK 125.8 –3.07 +21 32 13 ê

82 68 74 A B+35.3 NatlRe 2.5 NRCI 30.47 –1.05 –76 2 22k

15 39 36 C D–28.1 NatRetP 6.2 NNN 24.67 –.26 –34 727 60ò15 24 21 C B–14.4 NtlScur 5.0 NSEC 12.00 –.24 –36 0.7 6k

80 67 44 A B 16.0 NatSemi 2.7 NSM 14.81 –.27 +30 5.7m 11o

61 61 62 C A–9.0 NtlTchSys NTSC 7.74 +.04 –92 1 16 ê39 72 38 C C 196 NatlWst .2 NWLI 172.0 –.47+268 15 9 ê34 55 27 B D+41.5 NtnwdHl 5.1 NHP 36.86 –.74 –35 707 34k

8 12 17 B E 10.5 NtAmUv 1.8 NAUH 6.70 –.19 +11 27 19 ê2 4 4 D D–8.6 NaturalAlter NAII 5.27 +.07 –93 2 15k

41 30 46 C C+19.9 NGSvcs NGS 17.57 –.58 –6 64 31o

92 60 86 A B+37.0 NatRsPt 6.1 NRP 35.42 –.06 –29 153 25ò9 59 9 C E 14.7 NaturesSn NATR 7.85 –.50 +83 19 13 ê

76 91 41 B B 18.1 NatusMed BABY 14.90 –.36 +17 196 26 ê14 9 36 E B+6.0 Natuzzi NTZ 3.79 ... –35 38 .. ê63 20 94 D A+9.1 NaugatV 1.4 NVSL 8.79 –.11 –66 2 41 ê21 11 66 E B+4.4 Nautilus NLS 2.29 –.13 –46 143 .. ê6 6 18 D D 2.7 Navarre NAVR 2.10 ... –41 23 11k

14 44 23 D B 14.5 NavigCons NCI 10.19 –.14 +51 381 15k

35 32 60 C B 52.4 NavigGrp r NAVG 49.25 –1.86 –18 41 18k

5 1 3 .. C–10.0 NaviosAc 4.4 NNA 4.55 +.22 –16 167 ..õ14 58 7 C C–7.6 Navios 4.9 NM 4.87 –.03 +48 971 4ò55 56 44 A B–21.0 NviosM 9 NMM 19.09 +.22 +32 388 12o

44 39 74 E D 4.1 NaviSite NAVI 3.92 +.30+874 628 .. ê48 24 88 D B+66.4 Navistar r NAV 63.52 –1.46 –15 1.3m 20o

69 67 74 C B–22.0 NeenahP 2.1 NP.19.25 –.40 +30 92 12k

26 53 9 D D–16.1 NektrTh NKTR 11.28 –.37 +24 1.2m ..o69 85 53 B D 24.5 Nelnet 1.3 NNI 22.13 –.76+120 218 4o

87 95 82 A D+43.1 Neogen NEOG 36.20 –1.49 –23 94 41 ê

20 53 4 D B–3.5 NeoStmn NBS 1.40 –.08 +15 295 .. ê28 22 49 .. C+3.1 NeptTcn NEPT 2.06 –.06+135 73 34 ê42 13 63 D A 7.3 NessTech NSTC 5.89 –.23 –45 94 ..k24 74 7 B C 19.5 Net1UEPS r UEPS 11.46 –.14 –49 138 5k

14 2 18 B D–14.2 NetSvcC NETC 11.25 –.53 +56 75 14k

95 96 86 A C–59.8 NetApp NTAP.54.03 –1.30 +3 4.9m 28ò

73 90 43 A D 43.7 Netease NTES 40.02 –.47 –5 515 16ò99 98 98 A B–NH 7Netflix r NFLX.218.0 +7.11 +49 9.0m 73o

86 69 84 B B–38.0 Netgear NTGR 34.18 –1.57 –15 273 20ò

13 8 3 D C 5.1 Netlist NLST 2.18 –.01 –18 203 ..k97 98 77 A C+38.3 NetLogic NETL.34.19 –.68 +44 1.8m 24ò94 90 86 A B–25.67Netscout NTCT 23.27 –.84 +1 326 23 ê92 80 97 B A–2.4 NetSolTch r NTWK 2.08 –.18 +83 1.5m 14k

35 41 42 A D–16.2 NetspdHldgs NTSP 14.00 –.02 –33 279 58õ92 80 93 C B–30.47NetSuiten N 25.34 –.54 –17 271 99ò41 78 23 B B 3.6 NtwkEngne NEI 1.78 –.23+180 1.3m 14 ê51 14 85 E A–6.1 NtwkEqmt NWK 4.86 –.08 +42 131 ..k.. .. 24 .. D 15.4 NBCAInt 5.8 NBW 13.88 +.13 +1 12 ..õ.. .. 22 .. D+15.3 NBIntMun 6.1 NBH 13.69 –.07 –37 33 ..õ.. .. 17 .. D–16.0 NBNYInt 5.8 NBO 13.34 –.05 –84 2 ..õ.. .. 41 .. B+14.6 NeuBHYld 9 NHS 14.17 +.04 –5 50 .. ê.. .. 58 .. C 4.2 NeBrRES 6.0 NRO 3.97 –.05 +3 198 ..õ

12 17 9 .. D+3.5 Neurlstmn CUR 1.92 –.10 +11 185 .. ê88 67 96 D B 9.3 Neurocrine NBIX 7.42 –.14 +8 479 ..ò12 1 4 D C+10.6 NeurogsXn NGSX 5.16 –.42 +31 48 .. ê2 3 3 E B 2.7 NeuroMtrx NURO .57 +.01 –45 159 ..k

95 88 56 A A–28.0 NeuStar r NSR 26.99 –.56+139 745 18k

72 58 44 A B+18.8 NeutTandn TNDM 15.08 –.53 –3 333 13ò37 34 51 C D–1.3 NVGoldCas UWN 1.08 +.01 –4 22 .. ê35 6 97 .. D–7.8 NevsunRes NSU 5.96 +.25 +41 1.2m ..o.. .. 30 .. E 10.7 NewAmHi 7.8 HYB 9.95 ... –47 36 .. ê

19 21 49 E A–6.4 NewCntBc NCBC 5.24 +.31 –68 2 ..k37 32 60 E B–5.9 NewConcEn GBR 4.02 +.02 –64 0.4 .. ê18 3 58 E B 0.2 NewDrgnA NWD .07 +.02+130 3.4m .. ê58 65 25 A C–9.2 NwEgySys NEWN 6.57 –.29 –32 170 4 ê74 55 86 C B NH NwEngBc 1.3 NEBS 9.47 +.00 –26 3 18 ê13 10 36 E B 2.4 NewFrnMd NOOF 1.88 +.08+243 116 ..k.. .. 76 .. B+NH NewGerm .7 GF 16.62 –.12+130 122 .. ê

61 70 91 .. D–10.3 NewGold NGD 8.17 +.38 +18 3.2m 58o

66 72 72 C B–13.4 NHThr 3.9 NHTB 13.20 +.20+350 11 10 ê.. .. 42 .. B–7.9 NewIrln .8 IRL 7.13 –.21 +28 36 ..k

54 84 50 B D+44.1 NJResrc 3.4 r NJR 42.09 –.78 +19 218 17k

16 44 11 E C 1.9 NewOrntEn NOEC .95 +.02 –80 16 ..k52 74 46 A D+116 NwOriEd EDU.98.86 –1.28 –37 151 38o

49 18 96 E A–6.5 NY&Co NWY 5.40 –.34 +53 424 .. ê68 74 53 A B–19.3 NYCmtyBc 5.5 NYB 18.27 –.24 –19 2.7m 14o

23 4 46 B B 8.1 NYMgTr 10 NYMT 7.18 –.04 –35 31 8 ê32 28 66 D A 13.9 NYTimes NYT 10.53 –.28 –39 2.0m 12ò77 89 73 C B+15.6 NewAlliB 1.9 NAL 15.01 –.36 +32 664 22o

74 80 92 E A 5.5 NewBrdgeB NBBC 5.14 –.17+439 104 99 ê59 36 99 D B+7.9 Newcstle NCT 6.76 –.29 –37 536 4ò68 62 71 B C+NH NewllRb 1.0 r NWL 19.34 ... +92 6.7m 12o

73 37 77 B D+73.6 NewfldExpl NFX 69.04 –.02 –8 1.7m 14ò8 20 1 D D 12.6 NewLead NEWL 2.44 –.21 –45 3 ..k

86 82 64 B B–131 NewMkt 1.4 r NEU 124.5 –4.62 –2 62 10ó

75 97 32 A D–65.5 NewmtM 1.1 NEM 55.00 –.37 +55 10m 14ò60 80 32 D C+9.5 NewparkRes NR 5.89 +.04 +85 2.4m 20k

70 96 44 D A+NH NewprtB r NFSB 12.80 +.05 –88 0.8 24 ê90 70 91 C B–18.5 Newport r NEWP 17.47 –.14+135 693 21ò71 84 48 B A–16.4 NwsCpA 1.0 NWSA 15.08 –.51 +60 21m 12ò63 88 40 B B 18.8 NewsCo .9 NWS 16.70 –.35 +58 2.7m 14ò66 80 92 E C+11.47NewStarF NEWS 9.73 –.44 +5 97 ..k61 36 92 D B–1.9 Newtek NEWT 1.88 –.01 –97 0.7 94 ê75 53 54 B B+26.9 Nexen .8 NXY 24.26 +.36+124 4.7m 20ò14 19 12 D C 7.6 Nexstar NXST 4.84 –.34 +46 24 .. ê36 63 34 C B 56.3 NextEra 3.7 NEE 54.03 –.38 +4 2.1m 12o

7 39 10 E B–6.2 NexxsLit NEXS 2.41 –.08 +1 59 .. ê15 43 3 E B 1.8 NGAS NGAS .56 –.01 –46 998 .. ê85 84 45 B B–36.2 NICESys NICE 33.40 –1.62 +4 181 19ò

89 82 87 A C 12.5 NicholasFinl NICK 12.12 –.10+165 29 9 ê41 55 57 C B 50.8 Nicor 3.7 GAS 49.93 –.20 –21 519 14ò27 80 1 .. ..25.9 NielsenHldg NLSN 25.00 –.40 –91 2.6m 47õ66 84 50 A C–92.5 NikeB 1.5 NKE 81.46 –1.31 –7 2.2m 19o

17 40 8 .. C 1.3 NileTher NLTX .53 –.04 –60 38 .. ê15 17 19 .. B–1.9 Ninetowns NINE 1.42 –.01 –77 2 ..k24 67 24 C C 19.1 99Cents NDN 14.77 –.66 +16 750 14ò

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 D7IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

47 78 45 C B–24.0 NippnT&T 2.7 NTT 22.95 –.26 –7 456 10ò46 50 35 A C+20.6 NiskaGsS 7.0 NKA 20.00 +.05 –53 48 10õ38 52 62 D C 18.9 Nisource 4.9 NI 18.61 –.14 +16 3.1m 15ò2 17 4 E C–5.5 NoahEdn r NED 1.98 –.02 –46 34 ..k

70 80 31 A C 20.7 NoahHldgs NOAH 16.04 –.27 +35 290 94õ27 9 82 D B+NH NobelLrn NLCI 8.84 +.09 –79 1 58k

15 23 21 E C+11.3 NobiltyHm NOBH 8.60 ...+262 5 ..k34 30 36 B C 44.7 Noble .9 NE 37.34 +.04 –5 5.6m 12o

86 68 61 A B–89.0 NobleEnr .8 NBL 86.46 +.58+141 3.3m 20ò4 19 20 C D 15.9 Nokia 3.3 NOK 10.57 +.01 +89 35m 13o

23 3 35 B B 7.9 Nomura 1.3 NMR 6.02 –.22 +33 894 60k

73 23 94 B B+16.2 Noranda NOR 13.84 –.61 –58 213 ..õ19 58 12 D E 32.4 NordicAm 4.0 NAT 24.87 +.80+218 1.4m 99ò

57 47 68 E C+11.9 Nordion 3.6 r NDZ 11.05 +.09 +49 338 .. ê96 94 86 A B–95.8 Nordsn .9 NDSN 92.07 –1.34 +15 212 20k

69 76 52 A D–46.2 Nordsrm 2.0 r JWN 40.91 –1.05 +50 3.1m 16ò

52 81 42 A D–66.0 NorflkSo 2.6 r NSC 60.38 –1.93+143 5.7m 15o

78 80 64 D C 4.9 NortechSys NSYS 4.16 –.06 –77 0.3 52 ê97 97 93 A B+36.1 NortelInv NTL 32.64 –.31 –79 5 29 ê69 8 85 B B+12.7 NoAmEn NOA 11.52 –.70 +57 439 ..k82 59 95 D C+8.0 NAPall PAL 6.52 –.18 –19 3.1m ..ò52 55 38 B B 32.8 NoEuroO 7.5 NRT 30.05 +.47 +54 16 14k

4 25 17 E C–14.8 NoValBc NOVB 8.75 –.24 –65 1 .. ê56 72 75 D C+17.9 NrthEas 2.4 NBN 15.30 –.70 –68 1 13k

25 50 41 E C–7.5 NEstCmt 1.9 NECB 6.29 +.09+999 212 .. ê53 83 62 D B–NH NEUtil 3.1 NU 32.77 –.05+136 3.4m 16k

63 2 99 .. A+19.8 NoDynMnrl NAK 18.30 –.29 –44 395 ..o98 80 96 A B–28.7 NthnOGn NOG 26.23 +.77 +73 1.4m 99o

20 52 13 D B 4.2 NthnStFn NSFC 1.80 –.20+143 9 ..k19 33 34 B C+59.4 NorthnTr 2.2 NTRS 51.69 –.82 +28 2.1m 19o

27 43 33 C B–15.3 NthfldB 1.6 r NFBK 12.76 –.80 +36 39 37 ê7 9 16 C D–3.5 NthgtMnrl NXG 2.62 +.07+122 7.9m 21o

34 47 55 C C 19.7 NrthrmB 2.5 NRIM 18.90 +.19 –42 4 13 ê71 90 50 C B+70.4 NorthrpG 2.8 r NOC 67.58 –1.64 +12 1.9m 11ò

48 21 72 D A 5.4 NStarRl 7.8 NRF 5.10 –.14 +30 693 ..ò47 85 28 C B–12.8 NstBch 3.4 r NWBI 11.71 –.13 –12 929 22 ê14 63 19 D D–50.9 NwNtGas 4.0 NWN 44.02 –.94 +29 250 15k

42 40 38 D C+25.5 NWPipe NWPX 21.44 –.31 +3 60 .. ê34 81 27 D B–30.6 NoWstC 4.8 NWE 28.25 –.55 +23 247 12k

31 58 32 C D+30.0 NorwdFn 4.2 NWFL 27.95 –.01 –76 0.7 10 ê96 80 96 .. A+10.27NovaMsrg NVMI 9.21 –.85+103 562 13ò10 1 7 B D 2.7 NovaBayn NBY 1.70 –.05 +29 58 .. ê36 1 97 E C+16.9 NovaGold NG 13.67 +.47 +14 6.2m ..ò60 44 78 C A–16.4 NovaMed NOVA 13.14 +.02 –53 40 14k

55 71 39 A D–60.1 Novartis 3.0 NVS 55.92 –.36 –29 3.0m 10o

15 17 13 D C+11.5 NvtlWrls NVTL 7.15 –.35 –49 354 ..ò15 10 14 D B 3.1 Novavax NVAX 2.15 –.09 +49 879 ..o51 47 47 C B 6.5 Novell NOVL 6.00 –.01 –74 2.8m 22ò98 80 88 C B+NH Novellus NVLS 35.78 –1.22 +6 2.1m 14ò

92 89 84 A C+117 NovNrdk .9 r NVO 113.6 –2.53 –9 190 29ò

53 41 85 E A–2.7 Novogen NVGN 1.05 –.20+145 345 ..k48 52 51 B B–20.4 nTelos 5.6 NTLS 19.84 –.09 +23 189 16k

71 92 43 A B–34.0 NuSkin 1.7 r NUS.30.07 –.49 +29 537 15k

94 82 78 A B+21.0 NuanceCm NUAN 20.14 –.40 –27 1.8m 16ò43 36 57 C B 48.1 Nucor 3.2 NUE 45.10 –.30 +37 5.9m 99o

98 83 95 C B 10.3 Numerex NMRX 9.20 –.12 –17 25 25k

16 2 17 .. B 10.2 Nupathe PATH 7.21 –.49 +12 81 ..õ56 43 60 C B 71.7 NustarEn 6.2 NS 68.96 –.90 –17 107 25ó80 86 63 B B–38.3 Nustarn 5.4 NSH 35.85 –.38 –17 47 20ó26 63 13 B C–17.0 Nutractcl NUTR 13.45 –.27+232 90 8 ê21 63 23 C D 24.9 NutriSys 3.7 NTRI 18.86 –.39 –28 196 17o

65 97 17 A B 46.8 NuVasive NUVA 27.46 –1.36 +8 1.1m 20ò

.. .. 14 .. C–15.5 NuAZDvFD 6.3 NFZ 12.18 –.01 –90 0.5 ..õ

.. .. 16 .. C 14.5 NuAZDvA 6.4 NKR 12.49 ... +10 7 ..õ

.. .. 18 .. C–13.9 NuAZDiv3 6.2 NXE 12.15 –.01 +38 11 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. D 15.4 NuAZPrm 6.1 NAZ 12.38 +.06 –54 5 ..õ

.. .. 17 .. E 20.1 NVBldAB 8.2 NBD 18.35 +.02 –77 10 99 ê

.. .. 15 .. D–20.7 NuBldAm 7.8 NBB 17.89 +.02 –35 90 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. D–14.5 NuCADvA 7.5 NAC 11.94 –.05 –57 30 .. ê

.. .. 17 .. D+15.0 NuCADiv2 7.4 NVX 12.96 –.02 –78 11 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. E 13.9 NuCADiv 7.6 NZH 11.83 –.07 –52 32 .. ê

.. .. 15 .. B–14.6 NuCAInv 7.4 NQC 12.38 –.08 –55 21 ..k

.. .. 15 .. C+14.7 NuCAMkO 7.5 NCO 12.35 –.02 –62 11 .. ê

.. .. 17 .. D+16.7 NCalMV2 5.7 NCB 13.96 +.01 –98 0.2 ..k

.. .. 13 .. E 9.8 NuCAVal 5.4 NCA 8.36 –.04 +22 78 ..k

.. .. 16 .. E 14.3 NuCAPrem 7.2 NCU 12.01 –.12 –44 14 ..k

.. .. 13 .. D+14.5 NuCAPrf 7.4 NCP 12.09 –.07 –19 37 .. ê

.. .. 12 .. D–16.1 NuCAQlt 7.6 NUC 12.84 +.04 +7 65 ..k

.. .. 10 .. C 15.2 NuCASel 7.7 NVC 12.54 –.04 –4 53 ..k

.. .. 19 .. C 14.5 NuCASel 5.2 NXC 12.69 –.10 –51 8 .. ê

.. .. 61 .. B NH NvCorEq 7.7 JCE 14.01 +.08+122 149 .. ê

.. .. 13 .. D 16.2 NuCTDvAd 5.6 NFC 13.54 –.14 –26 4 ..k

.. .. 9 .. E 17.9 NuCTDvA 6.0 NGK 13.27 –.18 –41 3 ..k

.. .. 14 .. D–14.7 NuCTDiv3 5.7 NGO 12.66 –.14 –37 6 ..k

.. .. 16 .. E 14.8 NuCTPrem 5.4 NTC 12.87 –.20 –31 8 ..k

.. .. 13 .. D–15.2 NuDivAdv 7.3 NAD 12.55 +.02 –26 102 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. D 15.4 NuDvAdv2 7.5 NXZ 12.86 +.06 –1 79 ..õ

.. .. 16 .. D 15.2 NuDivAd 7.6 NZF 12.95 –.15 –26 82 ..õ

.. .. 40 .. D–28.0 NuvnDiv 6.6 CFD 26.18 +.19 +42 77 99 ê

.. .. 41 .. D+11.7 NvDvsfD 8.4 JDD 11.21 –.05 +1 52 .. ê

.. .. 10 .. C 15.1 NEnMuV 7.5 NEV 12.12 +.01 –24 89 ..õ

.. .. 31 .. D–14.4 NEqPrmGr 8.4 JPG 13.38 –.23+102 85 .. ê

.. .. 25 .. C 13.8 NuvEqPr 10 JLA 12.58 –.24+130 179 .. ê

.. .. 22 .. C–13.8 NuvEqPr 9 JPZ 12.42 –.21 +21 112 .. ê

.. .. 23 .. D 13.8 NuvEqPr 10 JSN 12.54 –.18 +9 162 .. ê

.. .. 48 .. B NH NuvFltRt 5.5 JFR 12.28 –.11 +71 233 ..õ

.. .. 39 .. D 13.0 NuvFlRt 6.3 JRO 12.48 –.17 +3 110 ..õ

.. .. 14 .. C 15.8 NuGADiv 5.6 NZX 13.52 –.12 –11 5 .. ê

.. .. 17 .. D+15.1 NuGADiv2 5.6 NKG 12.78 ... –42 6 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. E 15.0 NuGAPrm 5.5 NPG 12.68 –.14 +48 12 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. E 17.8 NvGlbGv 10 JGG 15.10 –.06 –20 20 .. ê

.. .. 41 .. D–20.5 NvGVOp 6.1 JGV 19.61 –.01 +6 66 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. D+15.9 NuInsCA 7.3 NKL 12.85 –.02 –70 12 .. ê

.. .. 15 .. C+15.1 NuInsCA 6.9 NPC 12.66 –.09 –35 15 .. ê

.. .. 12 .. D 14.6 NuIncCA 7.2 NCL 11.99 –.06 –37 24 .. ê

.. .. 12 .. E 14.5 NuvICATF 6.8 NKX 11.82 –.10 –55 8 .. ê

.. .. 17 .. B–15.4 NuInsDA 6.3 NVG 13.37 –.11 –15 82 ..õ

.. .. 9 .. B–16.6 NuvIMATF 5.6 NGX 13.35 –.08 –85 1 .. ê

.. .. 18 .. B 15.2 NuInsOp 6.5 NIO 13.27 –.03 –29 252 ..õ

.. .. 14 .. E 15.6 NuInsNJ 6.2 NNJ 13.16 –.08 –63 12 ..õ

.. .. 18 .. E 15.1 NuInsNY 5.9 NKO 13.12 –.11 –47 13 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. E 15.5 NuInsNY 5.8 NNF 13.24 –.13 +25 26 .. ê

.. .. 18 .. E 15.5 NuvINYTF 5.6 NRK 13.11 +.02 –71 2 .. ê

.. .. 12 .. C–13.8 NuPrmIn 6.4 NPX 11.51 –.02 –69 35 ..õ

.. .. 10 .. D 15.1 NuInsdQ 6.9 NQI 12.29 ... –58 45 ..õ

.. .. 12 .. D–15.7 NuvInsTF 6.2 NEA 13.00 ... –37 40 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. C+15.6 NuInvQl 7.1 NQM 13.18 +.02 –22 81 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. C 15.8 NuMAPr 5.9 NMT 13.12 –.04 –85 2 ..k

.. .. 15 .. E 15.3 NuMDDvA 6.1 NFM 12.87 +.14+154 18 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. D–15.7 NuMDDiv2 6.1 NZR 12.85 –.39+278 31 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. D+15.2 NuMDDv3 5.9 NWI 12.67 –.18 +90 22 .. ê

.. .. 15 .. D–15.6 NuMDPr 5.7 NMY 13.35 –.07 –74 6 .. ê

.. .. 17 .. C+14.4 NuMIDiv 6.6 NZW 12.08 –.01 –85 1 ..k

.. .. 22 .. C+14.2 NvMIPI 6.5 NMP 12.76 –.04 –69 7 ..k

.. .. 19 .. D–14.9 NuMIQlt 6.6 NUM 12.77 –.03 –72 9 ..k

.. .. 21 .. B 17.0 NuMOPrI 5.2 NOM 15.04 +.02 –96 0.1 ..k

.. .. 33 .. B 26.7 NuMtgOp 8.3 JLS 25.07 –.23 –18 35 .. ê

.. .. 29 .. C 25.1 NuMtOp2 8.2 JMT 24.44 +.24 –13 15 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. D 8.8 NuvMSInc 8.1 JPC 8.39 –.01 –35 131 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. D+9.2 NuvMSIn2 7.9 JQC 8.81 –.03 –31 202 .. ê

.. .. 17 .. C 15.9 NuMCrGv 10 JGT 13.61 –.09 –5 190 .. ê

.. .. 10 .. D–13.0 NuMuHi2 8.5 NMD 10.61 –.01 –58 37 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. D+15.5 NuMuniA 7.8 NMA 12.75 +.04 +1 118 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. E 13.6 NvMuHiI 8.9 NMZ 11.21 –.05 –38 75 ..õ

.. .. 13 .. B–12.6 NuMuniI 5.7 NMI 10.03 –.02 –38 17 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. D–15.1 NuMktOp 7.8 NMO 12.38 –.06 –41 78 ..õ

.. .. 16 .. C+10.2 NuMuniV 5.1 NUV 9.05 –.01 –24 425 ..õ

.. .. 12 .. D–18.4 NuvMuV2 6.1 NUW 14.86 –.04 –29 40 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. E 17.3 NuNCDvA 5.8 NNO 13.99 –.02 –31 7 ..k

.. .. 14 .. E 16.6 NuNCDiv3 5.7 NII 13.74 –.06 –81 2 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. D+16.4 NuNCPrIn 5.4 NNC 13.61 –.29 +80 28 ..k

.. .. 14 .. C 14.9 NuNJDvA 6.6 NXJ 12.58 –.11 –43 9 ..õ

.. .. 11 .. D–15.5 NuNJDvA 6.7 NUJ 12.75 –.07 –56 5 ..k

.. .. 13 .. E 14.9 NuNJInv 6.5 NQJ 12.64 –.08 –40 28 ..k

.. .. 17 .. D–14.6 NuNYDvA 6.1 NAN 12.70 –.10 –56 11 .. ê

.. .. 17 .. D 14.7 NuNYDv2 6.2 NXK 12.70 –.05 –72 5 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. C–15.4 NuNYInv 6.1 NQN 13.19 –.01 –59 25 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. B–16.1 NNYMV2 5.6 NYV 13.60 –.03 –62 5 99 ê

.. .. 18 .. D 10.2 NuNYVal 4.6 NNY 9.04 –.02 –47 21 .. ê

.. .. 20 .. B–15.8 NuNYPrf 6.3 NNP 14.06 –.05 –46 23 .. ê

.. .. 18 .. E 15.3 NuNYQlt 6.2 NUN 13.31 –.03 –2 49 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. D–15.6 NuNYSel 6.3 NVN 13.35 ... –18 44 .. ê

.. .. 19 .. E 14.6 NuNYSel 4.6 NXN 13.15 +.01 –81 2 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. D+15.8 NuOHDvA 6.6 NXI 13.38 –.05 –96 0.4 ..k

.. .. 14 .. C–15.2 NuOHDiv2 6.5 NBJ 12.93 –.01 –78 2 ..k

.. .. 13 .. C 16.6 NuOHDvA 6.6 NVJ 13.62 –.21 –26 3 ..k

.. .. 13 .. E 17.0 NuOHQlt 6.3 NUO 14.38 –.07 –68 9 ..k

.. .. 13 .. C+15.5 NuPADvA 6.9 NXM 12.69 –.05 –35 6 ..õ

.. .. 14 .. D–15.4 NuPADvA 6.9 NVY 12.90 ... –79 2 ..õ

.. .. 16 .. D+14.9 NuPAInv 6.9 NQP 13.02 –.03 –53 15 ..õ

.. .. 14 .. C 16.7 NuPaMV 5.4 NPN 13.90 –.15 –41 3 ..k

.. .. 15 .. D 14.4 NuPAPr2 6.9 NPY 12.19 –.04 –73 10 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. D 15.6 NuPerfP 7.1 NPP 13.33 –.02 –48 105 ..õ

.. .. 18 .. B–15.2 NuPrmIn2 6.7 NPM 13.06 +.06 –9 232 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. E 13.9 NuPremI 7.3 NPT 11.68 +.03 –36 88 ..õ

.. .. 16 .. D+14.9 NuPremI 7.1 NPI 12.79 +.03 –42 104 ..k

.. .. 10 .. D 16.0 NuPremI 6.8 NIF 13.00 –.06 –53 33 ..õ

.. .. 18 .. C+15.0 NuPrmMu 6.8 NPF 12.76 +.11 –28 40 ..õ

.. .. 15 .. D–15.5 NuQltyI 7.1 NQU 13.22 +.05 –37 130 ..õ

.. .. 28 .. E 8.7 NuvQPf2 8.3 JPS 7.97 –.03 –35 221 .. ê

.. .. 33 .. B–8.6 NuvQPf3 7.9 JHP 7.87 –.02 –46 37 .. ê

.. .. 28 .. E 8.2 NuvQuPf 8.1 JTP 7.44 –.04 –29 144 .. ê

.. .. 48 .. E 11.0 NuRealE 8.7 JRS 10.09 –.04 –17 60 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. D 11.2 NuSelMa 4.4 NIM 9.62 –.03 –76 12 .. ê

.. .. 11 .. D 16.0 NuSelQl 7.8 NQS 13.16 +.02 –57 46 ..k

.. .. 12 .. D 15.4 NuSelTa 5.4 NXP 13.24 –.14 –41 32 .. ê

.. .. 14 .. D–14.6 NuSelTx 5.3 NXQ 12.42 –.05 –61 23 .. ê

.. .. 12 .. C+15.3 NuSelTx 5.0 NXR 12.83 –.14 –10 40 .. ê

.. .. 32 .. C 8.1 NuSrIncm 6.7 NSL 7.32 –.02 +11 89 ..õ

.. .. 21 .. D–17.1 NuTxQlt 5.5 NTX 15.42 +.04 –33 13 ..õ

.. .. 46 .. B 13.5 NvTxDvn 8.1 JTD 12.90 –.18 –23 27 .. ê

.. .. 11 .. D–2.7 NvTxAdF 8.3 JFP 2.18 +.03 –46 39 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. B–12.4 NvTxAdv 8.1 JTA 11.33 –.25 –19 37 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. C+16.4 NuVADvA 5.5 NGB 13.70 +.08 –45 3 ..k

.. .. 13 .. D–16.4 NuVADvA 5.8 NNB 13.64 –.01 –5 10 ..k

.. .. 11 .. E 17.7 NuVAPrm 5.7 NPV 14.10 +.05 –59 8 ..k39 70 57 D C+14.8 NVEner 3.3 NVE 14.37 –.17 –34 1.1m 15k

93 58 98 B A+25.1 Nvidia NVDA 23.76 –.71 +13 27m 37ò78 34 97 .. A+26.8 NXPSemcdrs NXPI 24.57 –1.51 +95 1.0m ..ó

61 35 96 E B–27.1 NxStagMd NXTM 23.77 –.21 –22 297 ..ò57 4 96 B B–8.8 NymoxPhar NYMX 6.81 –.18 –32 124 .. ê

— O —71 70 46 C A–7.9 O2Micro r OIIM 6.60 –.28+255 506 10 ê74 80 79 E A–14.3 OBAFn OBAF 14.05 +.02 –60 3 ..k78 20 99 E A+8.4 OCZTech OCZ 7.74 –.32 +54 993 ..o9 5 19 E B–10.0 OCharly CHUX 7.19 –.60 +3 140 ..ò

62 75 54 A B–46.6 OGEEnrg 3.3 OGE 45.67 –.80 –27 334 14k

70 70 55 C C–39.9 OMGroup OMG 36.11 –1.75 +23 193 12ò

98 93 92 A A+12.07OnSmcnd ONNN 10.93 –.43 +42 11m 12ò78 92 62 B B 63.1 OReillyAuto r ORLY 56.51 –1.22 +1 1.1m 19ò

85 93 79 C B 39.0 OSISystem OSIS 37.27 –.73 +6 119 24o

97 81 97 A B+102 7OYOGeo OYOG 92.50 –4.45 –52 23 40k

57 63 67 D A 6.5 OakVlyBc OVLY 5.95 –.04 +17 4 14k

73 7 96 D A–NH OasisPet OAS 30.20 +.87+105 1.3m ..ó14 46 16 B E 14.3 ObagiMed r OMPI 10.59 –.09 –47 62 18 ê92 80 82 D B 8.8 7OccamNt OCNW 8.37 +.03 –10 57 69k

86 75 66 A D+99 OcciPet 1.6 OXY 93.81 –3.16+141 9.4m 16o

59 69 70 B B+2.8 OceanBio-Ch OBCI 2.04 –.05 +70 26 9 ê8 4 10 D C 7.7 OcnPwTchn OPTT 5.37 –.12 –28 33 .. ê

59 82 61 B D–12.2 OcnShr 2.0 OSHC 11.88 +.09 –94 0.4 14 ê90 87 81 B B–76.9 Oceanrng r OII 74.87 +.91 +27 671 20ò79 83 58 B B+13.9 OceanFt 3.6 OCFC 13.35 –.36 +35 51 12 ê1 11 2 E E 2.7 OceanFrtn OCNF .83 +.03 +53 704 ..k

74 77 46 B B+18.5 Och–Zif 2.5 OZM 15.85 –.34 –29 284 14ò90 80 86 B D+17.57Oclaro OCLR 13.27 +.62+134 2.2m 30o

30 59 32 C ..12.3 OconFdFinl OFED 12.00 ... –61 22 8õ40 38 63 E B 3.2 Oculus OCLS 2.04 –.02 –71 25 ..k21 19 41 C A 12.8 OcwenFinl OCN 10.08 –.21 –10 548 47o

67 45 98 D A+3.8 OdysMar OMEX 3.20 –.16 –20 312 .. ê22 65 34 E B 9.2 OfficeDepot ODP 5.12 –.26 –13 7.3m ..ò20 70 27 E C–19.8 OfficeMax OMX 15.98 –1.21+102 3.0m 22ò

17 74 20 C E 23.5 OilDri 3.4 r ODC 18.95 –.54 +79 16 14 ê93 90 90 C B–67.37OilStIntl r OIS 65.70 –.20 –35 272 20ò20 12 28 .. A–1.0 Oilsands BQI .57 +.03 +27 3.5m .. ê85 85 85 C B+33.7 OldDomFrt ODFL 32.19 –1.18 –20 297 28õ

25 43 36 E A–14.4 OldNtlBc 2.5 r ONB 11.15 –.35 +25 713 42k

7 31 19 D B–17.2 OldPntF 1.8 OPOF 11.40 –.27 –63 2 37k

9 15 24 D D–15.5 OldRepIn 5.5 ORI 12.48 –.28+183 3.3m .. ê1 13 2 E D+7.3 OldSecBc OSBC 1.50 –.07+181 119 ..õ

26 20 27 C C 22.4 Olin 4.2 OLN 19.27 –.50 +29 800 18ò36 36 45 D B–36.8 OlympcSt .3 ZEUS 27.39 –.81 –17 68 99k

26 25 23 B C+18.2 OmegaFlx OFLX 12.40 –.76 +80 9 28k

28 31 38 B C–24.0 OmegaHl 6.7 OHI 22.06 –.12 +46 1.2m 33ò7 37 3 C C+3.1 OmegaN ONAV 1.21 ... –70 18 2k

79 80 94 E B 8.5 7OmegaPrtn OME 8.20 +.07 –51 43 19 ê10 3 15 B E 9.0 Omeros OMER 6.24 –.23+149 141 ..o78 80 81 E A 15.0 OmniAm OABC 14.80 –.15 +70 53 99k

22 25 36 C C 30.6 Omnicare .5 r OCR 25.95 –.77 –53 1.1m 11ò47 52 36 C A–15.4 Omnicell OMCL 13.50 –.38+175 400 31 ê58 57 55 B C–47.9 Omnicom 1.8 OMC 44.82 –1.43 +35 2.7m 17ò

90 80 84 B C 33.07OmniVisTc OVTI 26.01 –1.01 –9 1.7m 19ò

21 4 26 B D 9.1 Omnova OMN 7.21 –.23 +51 479 9 ê82 75 84 E B 9.1 OnAssign ASGN 7.77 –.65 –6 135 55k

97 80 96 D A–4.3 OnTrack OTIV 3.80 –.10 +68 329 .. ê23 15 28 E C+22.7 OncoGenx OGXI 15.89 –.04 +50 55 .. ê54 10 98 .. B 7.0 Oncolytics ONCY 6.36 +.16 +63 339 ..o12 38 7 E C–5.2 Oncothyrn ONTY 3.08 –.07 –74 47 ..o.. .. 54 .. C+29.3 OneFund 1.3 ONEF 28.00 –.62 –21 11 .. ê

48 53 64 B B–18.8 OneLiber 8.2 OLP 16.13 –.64 +85 60 16 ê40 37 87 E B–3.7 One800FlrA FLWS 2.85 +.05+160 597 99 ê33 49 44 A C–16.2 OneBeac 6.1 OB 13.83 –.17 +26 80 12k

42 83 24 C C+10.0 Oneida 5.9 ONFC 8.08 –.12 –78 2 12õ79 62 77 B A–59.5 Oneok 3.5 r OKE 58.75 –.32 +10 650 18ò66 52 66 A B 81.7 ONEOKPtr 5.7 OKS 80.22 –.47 –49 56 24ò59 17 90 C A+6.8 OnlineRes ORCC 6.71 –.09 +47 224 31k

12 27 24 E B–3.4 Onstrm ONSM 1.19 –.09 –29 93 ..k11 25 46 D D 8.5 OnviaInc ONVI 4.29 –.10 –95 2 71 ê80 33 79 A B 37.8 OnyxPhrm ONXX 34.51 –1.19 +3 784 35ò

95 98 66 A B 51.0 OpenText r OTEX 48.87 –.47 –2 283 14ò98 89 97 A B–82.77OpenTabl OPEN.77.32 –2.08 –18 650 99ò

12 22 20 E C+2.9 OpnwvSys OPWV 2.01 –.07 –10 528 99k

53 4 93 .. A–3.1 OpexaTh OPXA 2.54 –.09 –31 339 .. ê74 24 96 D A–4.2 OpkoHlthn OPK 3.85 –.17 +24 696 ..o99 98 92 A B+NH 7OplinkC r OPLK 23.77 +4.45+999 1.7m 16o

98 96 97 B B NH 7OpntTe 1.4 OPNT 29.32 +3.70+464 562 47 ê24 4 42 E B–2.8 Opnext OPXT 1.86 –.04 –43 324 ..k23 35 20 D C 30.4 OppenHl 1.7 OPY 25.57 –.09+220 91 9 ê61 80 43 E B–1.8 Optibase OBAS 1.54 –.06+148 16 4k

98 80 97 D A+NH OptiCab .7 OCCF 5.67 –.07+429 188 .. ê31 14 37 D B 13.8 OptimerP OPTR 10.66 –.60 +21 251 ..o6 1 61 E B–7.3 OptiBkHld OPHC 3.54 –.20 –93 0.4 ..k

47 23 69 B C–16.4 OptXprs OXPS 14.53 –.26 –56 625 17o

98 95 76 A A–NH Oracle .6 ORCL.32.00 –.92 +8 31m 16o

50 14 87 E A+7.1 OraSure OSUR 6.44 –.38 –19 201 ..k88 50 87 D A–3.1 Orbcomm ORBC 2.98 +.14 –19 62 .. ê43 66 47 D C 4.0 Orbit ORBT 3.73 +.06+167 16 37 ê34 51 38 C D+19.6 OrbitalSci r ORB 16.85 –.51 +6 277 27ò

16 40 8 E D–7.6 Orbitzn OWW 4.93 –.20 –38 172 ..k97 69 91 C A 15.6 Orbotech ORBK 14.79 –.18 –19 121 10k

41 11 67 D B 2.3 OrchidCel ORCH 1.91 –.07 –26 25 .. ê11 42 8 B E 20.2 OrchidPap TIS 12.00 +.03 –69 4 11k

16 15 9 E C 5.8 Orckt ORCT 2.80 –.05 –31 68 ..ò65 34 91 D B–11.2 OrexgnThn OREX 8.32 –.42 +24 3.6m ..o47 80 46 D D+15.5 OrntExHA OEH 12.11 –.66 +32 1.1m ..ò37 71 9 B A–11.8 OrienPap ONP 5.27 –.17 –47 304 5o

2 8 9 D C 17.4 OrientFn 1.7 OFG 11.45 –.34 –13 202 ..õ48 47 49 C B–12.0 OriginAg SEED 9.76 –.38 –54 258 31ò50 51 54 E A–6.0 OrionEnn OESX 4.24 –.18 +73 146 ..k33 75 7 B C+19.8 OrionMar ORN 11.59 –.36 –17 251 13 ê64 92 33 C B+17.2 Oritani 3.3 ORIT 12.00 –.17 –7 328 24 ê82 80 68 D B 51.8 Orix .7 IX 49.58 –1.07 –37 11 20k

23 25 37 C B+36.6 OrmatTch .6 ORA 30.98 –.17 +22 133 61ò51 67 31 A A–36.5 OrrstnF 3.5 ORRF 26.04 –1.48 +19 14 12 ê

2 9 5 E B+0.6 OrsusXeln ORS .18 +.00 –64 48 .. ê31 60 22 B B–38.6 OrthofixIntl OFIX 28.78 –1.22 –10 116 14k

9 27 7 E B 4.7 Orthovita VITA 2.05 –.08 –41 270 .. ê47 26 57 B B+44.6 OshkoshCp OSK 37.39 –.04+138 2.9m 4o

53 80 11 B B 9.2 Osiris OSIR 6.59 –.52+107 201 26ò57 99 1 A ..6.1 OssenInnv OSN 4.25 –.03 –84 47 6k

22 12 45 D B+23.3 OttrTail 5.2 OTTR 22.69 –.45 +27 136 37k

66 37 90 D A–8.4 OutdoorCh OUTD 7.95 –.22 –11 48 99 ê36 43 67 C B–6.7 OvrhlFrms OFI 6.02 –.09 –10 28 12k

63 34 87 E A+3.5 OvrldStrrs OVRL 2.27 –.19+159 46 ..k3 14 11 E D–53.2 OvrseaSh 5.1 OSG 34.40 +1.95+680 3.5m ..o

12 1 30 B D+26.5 Overstk OSTK 14.83 –.59 +20 126 29o

38 63 38 C C 32.8 OwensMin 2.4 OMI 29.55 –.61 –9 325 15k

33 18 62 D B+37.4 OwensC r OC 33.11 –.63 +13 1.3m 24ò27 64 32 C C–38.0 OwensIllinois OI 29.54 –1.23+240 4.8m 11o

38 64 54 D C–29.5 OxfrdInd 1.8 OXM 23.86 –.37 –27 155 20o

17 1 34 .. ..20.5 OxfordLnCap OXLC 20.00 ... –89 3 99 ê69 17 83 B B–27.6 OxfordR 7.0 OXF 24.97 –.43 +50 98 ..x10 23 1 E C 1.4 Oxigene OXGN .20 +.00 –23 1.6m ..k10 33 3 .. E 7.5 OxygenBio OXBT 1.90 –.04 –54 21 .. ê

— P —70 95 35 A B 26.7 PAANGSt 5.6 PNG 24.64 –.21 –28 43 44ó2 30 2 E B–3.4 PABBksh PABK .58 +.00 –89 6 .. ê

16 58 17 D C 18.6 PAMTrans r PTSI 11.22 –.84 –61 6 ..k77 87 68 C B+9.9 PCConnect PCCC 8.56 –.47 +8 50 11k

.. .. 47 .. B 11.1 PCMFund 8.9 PCM 10.78 ... –25 27 .. ê71 84 85 D C–7.9 PCMall MALL 6.98 –.07 –33 31 23k

90 80 87 D A 6.0 7PDFSltions PDFS 5.67 –.11 +55 137 21k

56 65 53 D B 11.8 PDI PDII 8.37 –.86 +30 28 .. ê21 29 10 C C–7.3 PDLBio PDLI 4.93 –.13 –24 1.8m 5o

62 85 41 C C 53.4 PFChan 1.9 PFCB 45.31 –1.34 –31 295 23ò

4 18 21 E D–5.2 PFSweb PFSW 3.41 +.09 +22 102 .. ê30 71 34 B D–48.6 PG&E 3.9 PCG 46.24 –.74 –25 1.6m 13ò23 33 39 E B–3.7 PGTInc PGTI 2.39 –.06 +58 47 99k

94 80 96 C A+2.4 PHCInc r PHC 2.14 –.21 +74 52 26k

68 48 60 D A 23.2 PHInv PHIIK 20.51 –.30 +8 54 19 ê75 48 77 D A–24.1 PHIvtg PHII 22.60 –.40 –85 2 21 ê16 36 7 D D+6.7 PLXTech PLXT 3.19 –.20 +83 289 16 ê64 68 22 B B+9.7 PMCSierra PMCS 7.77 –1.14+673 26m 10o

18 19 43 C B–9.2 PMCCmr 7.4 PCC 8.60 +.18 –68 4 17 ê11 17 30 E C–18.7 PMFG PMFG 15.91 –.31+158 62 ..k6 41 17 E C–7.8 PMIGrp PMI 2.91 –.15 +42 6.6m ..ò

34 73 38 C C+70.5 PNCFinl .7 PNC 60.11 –1.56 +3 4.3m 10o

27 26 47 D A–14.0 PNMRes 3.8 PNM 13.06 –.33 –10 468 16k

37 60 19 B B–125 POSCO 1.6 PKX 100.5 –3.96 +67 588 7ò

84 80 71 B B 85.4 PPGInd 2.6 r PPG 83.23 –.69 +91 2.2m 16o

35 88 20 B D–30.6 PPL 5.5 PPL 25.41 –.33 –21 3.3m 8ò11 2 34 B C+6.9 PRGXGlbl PRGX 6.13 –.06 +1 117 99 ê52 38 59 B B 13.1 ProsHldgn PRO 9.90 –.89 +4 66 39k

36 20 75 D B 5.3 PSBHldg PSBH 4.65 +.05 –68 0.7 29 ê38 55 34 B B 61.9 PSBusPk 3.0 PSB 57.96 –1.44 +1 100 39k

62 74 50 C A–24.7 PSSWorld r PSSI 23.84 –.53 +10 653 19o

12 11 14 B B–35.9 PTIndos 2.4 IIT 27.49 –.52 –75 1 46 ê4 25 12 E D 3.1 PVFCap PVFC 1.82 +.02+109 27 .. ê

68 67 72 D C 58.8 Paccar .9 PCAR 54.82 –1.74 +15 2.7m 57ó

51 74 79 E B+9.5 Pacer PACR 6.50 –.30 +77 788 16k

.. .. 32 .. C 8.9 Pachldr 8.6 PHF 8.39 –.01 +25 39 .. ê16 1 16 D B 17.5 PacificBiosci PACB 15.08 –.35 –20 197 ..ó47 36 63 .. B–10.8 PacBkMgn PBM 9.05 +.05 +9 2 .. ê1 45 1 E D–549 PacfcCap PCBC 28.05 –.09 –68 37 ..k

56 80 51 E A 12.2 PacfcCn .4 PCBK 10.19 –.20 +38 49 36 ê12 53 20 E B 2.4 PacEthanl PEIX .86 –.02 –56 1.1m .. ê16 20 53 E B 5.4 PacMercBp PMBC 3.82 ... –90 2 .. ê2 12 3 E C 5.4 PacOffPT 1.4 PCE 2.92 –.13 –94 3 .. ê

71 80 92 E B 6.7 7PacPrmBcp PPBI 6.58 +.03 –87 1 17 ê5 28 15 E D–6.8 PacSunwr PSUN 4.27 –.13 +17 1.2m .. ê

91 94 68 B B 29.5 PackAmr 2.1 PKG 28.02 –.81 +20 948 17o

15 51 33 E D–25.0 PacWstBc .2 PACW 20.03 –.61 –13 193 ..o8 11 24 E B–5.3 PaetecH PAET 3.91 –.06+102 745 ..k

44 13 80 E B+6.9 PainThera PTIE 6.13 –.25 –31 163 ..õ6 1 2 D B–3.5 Palatin PTN 1.13 –.01 –55 28 ..k

86 93 77 B B 51.2 Pall 1.4 PLL 48.66 –1.41 –43 440 20o

43 1 90 E B+NH PalmrMd PMTI 15.15 –.32 +23 175 ..ò35 6 91 D B+19.2 PampaEn PAM 17.35 –.45 –62 49 .. ê75 61 81 A E 42.3 PanAmSl .2 PAAS 33.22 +.88 +34 2.0m 34ò57 80 20 D B–16.4 Panason .7 PC 13.73 –.34+184 754 99k

85 88 68 A C–106 PaneraBrd PNRA.94.86 –2.28 –7 358 27ò

85 80 36 A B 30.3 PanhanO 1.1 PHX 26.26 –.50+114 34 19k

49 86 4 A D–7.5 Pansoft r PSOF 3.86 –.10 –65 3 6k

8 34 26 C D 24.4 Pantry PTRY 16.58 –.58 –33 131 14k

64 36 55 B B+30.1 PapaJohns PZZA 28.58 –.59 +5 119 15ò45 19 76 A D+39.6 ParPharm PRX 35.50 –.55 +41 334 11k

49 80 22 D B–7.3 ParTechnlgy PAR 6.02 –.03 –58 7 33k

1 15 5 B E 5.1 ParagShp 6.5 PRGN 3.07 +.01 +59 802 4ò55 43 62 B B–25.3 ParmTch PMTC 21.79 –.94+125 2.2m 22o

61 50 98 E B–4.3 ParamGn PZG 3.39 +.22 –22 1.8m ..ò56 54 66 A B–27.2 ParaCopl .1 ELP 25.33 –.42 +38 492 14 ê81 97 48 B C+25.6 Parexel PRXL 23.09 +.04+133 1.9m 19k

42 24 52 B B+5.8 ParkCityGrp PCYG 5.60 –.03 –72 3 ..õ51 48 52 B C 33.7 ParkElc 1.3 PKE 30.32 –1.52 +8 65 18 ê

20 39 34 C D 74.8 ParkNatl 5.8 PRK 65.15 –1.80 +79 56 14 ê

71 50 95 E B–24.3 ParkOHHld PKOH 21.25 –1.19 +27 68 18 ê

7 1 20 .. D 6.5 ParkSterling PSTB 5.69 +.13 –69 24 99 ê49 85 37 A D–12.5 ParkeBc PKBK 9.70 ... +97 6 6k

6 4 13 E C–5.8 ParkrDril PKD 4.08 –.02 +41 1.1m 68k

91 84 83 B B–93.2 ParkHan 1.3 PH 87.19 –1.46 +10 1.3m 16o

18 40 4 E B 2.5 Parkervisn PRKR .54 –.03 +60 690 .. ê74 47 87 C A–12.4 ParkvlF .7 PVSA 10.80 –.45 –87 0.5 ..õ4 13 22 E C–21.5 PrkwyPr 1.8 PKY 16.80 –.82 +13 94 ..k

33 8 93 E B 3.5 ParluxFrg PARL 3.30 –.06+121 77 ..k54 83 36 A B–24.3 PrtnrCo 8.0 PTNR 20.04 –.52+778 1.2m 9k

34 24 43 B A–83.4 Partnrre 2.7 r PRE 81.42 –1.76 +96 913 9ò

39 58 31 B C 25.0 Patni .6 PTI 19.76 –.39 +5 55 9k

20 36 15 D B+3.7 PatrickInds PATK 2.05 +.01+367 39 34 ê74 17 97 C A–27.4 PatriotCn PCX 25.46 +.67 +5 7.3m ..ò38 45 73 E B 3.0 PatriotNBk PNBK 2.35 –.05 –49 10 .. ê36 52 66 D C+33.1 PatrtTrns PATR 29.63 –1.74 –38 11 39k

75 73 66 B A–NH PattrCos 1.2 PDCO 32.98 –.14 +12 1.0m 17k

93 80 86 C B–NH PattUTI .9 PTEN 22.78 +.39 +93 6.0m 78ò7 5 8 E B 1.6 Paulson PLCC 1.07 ... –97 0.1 .. ê

55 56 57 A B 33.4 Paychx 3.9 PAYX 31.69 –.93 –12 2.4m 22x

62 29 65 C B 7.1 PC–Tel r PCTI 7.00 –.03 +96 79 49 ê97 94 82 B B+66.17PeabdyEn .6 BTU 61.09 –1.29 +58 6.1m 19o

30 54 48 D C–16.6 PeapkGl 1.5 PGC 13.25 –.40 +97 26 21k

60 91 48 B B–17.1 Pearson 3.2 PSO 16.63 –.30+107 307 18k

13 1 40 .. B+21.7 Pebblebk 2.4 PEB 20.32 –.33 +39 208 .. ê40 39 53 B C 3.5 PeerlsSys PRLS 3.20 –.02 –46 2 12 ê61 91 30 B D–43.0 PeetsCof PEET 37.85 –1.25 –13 113 30ò

76 76 58 A B–39.7 Pegsys .4 r PEGA 33.58 –.01 +90 326 49k

.. .. 37 .. ..51.6 PeitusHi .8 HYLD 51.52 –.07 –95 0.5 99 ê

10 7 12 D C–11.7 Penford PENX 6.10 –.19 –61 28 .. ê49 69 62 D C–13.6 Pengrowth 6.7 PGH 12.51 –.13 –1 819 22o

34 17 65 D A 15.4 PennMill r PMIC 15.10 –.24 –70 2 .. ê43 31 72 E B–NH PennNatl r PENN 36.38 –.75 +20 702 ..ò24 22 15 E B–29.3 PennVA 1.3 PVA 16.97 –.45 –4 526 ..k67 60 82 A D–27.4 PenVaGP 6.0 PVG 26.11 –.38 –17 145 21k

33 24 63 B D–29.1 PennVAR 6.8 PVR 27.74 –.29 –22 110 23ò59 36 85 D A–26.8 PnnWstP 4.1 PWE 26.74 –.05 +40 2.2m 50ò81 67 65 A C+12.9 PenntPk 8.6 PNNT 12.16 –.40 –22 185 11ò59 64 64 D B 35.1 Penney 2.5 JCP 32.29 –.61 +41 5.0m 24ò74 85 76 C B–28.4 Pennchk 2.6 PNNW 28.03 –.07 +31 21 35 ê59 65 63 B B–41.3 PennWd 5.0 PWOD 36.60 –1.44+124 17 12 ê

7 3 44 E B–17.4 PennR 4.4 PEI 13.57 –.52 +51 833 ..o23 32 49 .. C+NH PennyM 9 PMT 18.33 –.30 +32 84 19ò64 51 74 C B–17.8 Penske r PAG 16.93 –.74 +94 953 15k

4 17 5 D D–10.5 PensonW PNSN 4.64 –.19 +38 101 ..k76 82 45 C B–39.3 Pentair 2.2 r PNR 35.77 –.65 +32 654 18k

29 52 19 C C–16.8 PeopUtd 4.8 PBCT 12.96 –.37 +38 6.5m 37x

5 19 18 D C+19.0 PeBcOH 3.0 PEBO 13.45 –.31+281 85 32 ê35 10 94 D A NH PeoplsEdu PEDH 1.85 +.60+999 71 .. ê51 30 87 E A 14.9 PplesFedBnc PEOP 14.37 +.17 +41 32 ..õ7 13 20 D B–20.2 PeoplsF 1.3 PFBX 13.94 –.30 –93 0.3 48 ê

68 73 85 D B 16.0 PepBoys .9 PBY 13.98 –.50 –4 524 24o

37 81 40 D B 19.8 PepcoHl 5.8 POM 18.55 –.29 –10 1.8m 15k

48 71 29 A C+68.1 PepsiCo 3.0 r PEP 64.40 –1.16 +76 10m 16ò

75 58 74 D B 5.8 Percptrn r PRCP 5.37 +.09 +63 27 ..k28 1 71 E B+4.3 Peregrners PPHM 2.38 –.14 +15 840 ..o21 51 5 B B–42.2 PerfctWn PWRD 22.69 –.31 –27 429 7o

67 90 55 C D–13.2 Perficient r PRFT 11.45 –.69 +30 153 21 ê9 3 5 E B 2.9 PerformTec PTIX 1.70 –.05 +66 19 ..k

19 43 21 E B–12.0 Perfumania PERF 7.94 –.06 –96 0.1 .. ê75 96 32 B C+12.5 PericmSem PSEM 9.74 –.66 +21 104 18k

87 80 64 C A–26.4 Perknelm 1.1 r PKI 25.57 –.44 +53 1.5m 19k

14 32 11 B C+2.5 PermaFix PESI 1.58 +.05 +70 147 19 ê77 84 62 A C–23.7 Permian 6.7 PBT 21.25 +.43 +71 317 15o

77 32 99 .. A+NH PernixTh r PTX 10.90 –.05 –28 28 90 ê94 96 80 A B 74.5 Perrigo .4 PRGO 72.79 –1.28 –6 660 23ò

66 53 86 D B+30.5 PerryEllis PERY 28.37 –.70 –8 90 15 ê37 31 50 C C 5.9 PervsvSft r PVSW 5.47 –.00 –47 9 22 ê17 52 11 B D+24.6 PetMed 3.4 r PETS 14.91 –.45 +40 363 14o

84 56 94 C B 28.6 Petrobas 3.5 PZE 26.10 –.32 +33 199 17 ê76 57 60 A B 140 Petchina 2.8 PTR 133.4 –2.74 –2 232 13o

49 45 37 B D+24.3 Petrohawk HK 19.03 +.32 –3 5.2m 40ò60 87 23 A D+42.6 PetrbrsA .5 PBRA 32.37 –.31 +33 11m 8k

39 57 21 B C–47.4 Petrobrs .4 PBR 35.41 –.43 +25 21m 9o

.. .. 72 .. B+28.9 Petro& .6 r PEO 28.25 –.12 +53 91 .. ê89 41 95 C A–44.4 PetroDev PETD 43.52 –.10 –23 221 99o

49 20 84 E B 8.8 PtroqstE PQ 7.63 –.20 +65 883 ..ò87 88 77 B B+NH Petsmrt 1.2 r PETM 40.17 –.80 –12 837 21o

70 67 44 A B 19.3 Pfizer 4.4 PFE 18.15 –.33 +3 46m 8ò62 30 66 B B+NH PhrmPdt 2.0 PPDI 29.50 –.72 –18 469 31ò13 34 8 E E 8.6 Pharmcycl PCYC 4.88 –.37 +31 680 ..k50 4 95 E A–50.7 Pharmsstn VRUS 47.99 –1.82 +21 326 ..k

46 17 94 E B 5.0 PhrmAth PIP 3.22 –.05 –69 571 ..o3 6 11 D C–21.0 Pharmern r PMC 11.12 –.42 –8 245 10ò

24 42 16 D C–6.4 Phazar ANTP 3.56 ... –68 9 .. ê47 73 49 A C–60.9 PhilMor 4.5 r PM 56.60 –.39 +8 7.2m 15ò37 63 27 A C 64.5 PhilLD .1 PHI 57.45 +.66+846 869 11 ê68 88 47 A D+72.4 PhilpsV .3 PVH 58.05 –1.55 –22 740 15o

13 13 43 C B+3.8 PhnxCos PNX 2.53 –.14 +11 661 6k

1 15 2 E D–0.7 PhnxFtwr PXG .26 +.01 –66 13 .. ê14 44 8 E B–12.6 PhotMdxrs PHMD 5.42 –.10 –96 0.2 .. ê92 80 82 D B–7.3 Photronics PLAB 6.54 –.21 +5 558 17ò25 8 74 E B 4.2 PhysnsF FACE 3.80 –.08 –80 10 42 ê24 31 22 D B–39.5 PicoHlds PICO 30.86 –1.09 +11 85 .. ê

9 24 32 C D–30.1 Piedmnt 4.0 PNY 28.21 –.59 –21 356 18 ê38 65 47 C B–21.0 PiedmOfc 6.4 PDM 19.57 –.26 –45 534 27o

83 80 83 B B–11.2 Pier1 PIR 9.43 –.58 +7 2.3m 13o

20 20 25 E B 11.1 PikeElec PIKE 8.39 –.34 –9 69 ..k3 2 19 E B 13.1 PilgrmsP PPC 6.98 –.26 +50 565 ..ò.. .. 31 .. D+51.1 PIMCO1– .8 TUZ 50.88 +.04 –82 2 99 ê.. .. 33 .. A–53.2 Pimc1–5 1.1 STPZ 53.01 +.12 –54 62 99 ê.. .. 23 .. B 59.7 Pim15TI 2.6 LTPZ 53.20 +.21 –67 11 .. ê.. .. 16 .. D 93.2 Pim25yr 4.8 ZROZ 67.72 +.37 –57 9 .. ê.. .. 25 .. D+83.4 Pim7–15 3.4 TENZ 76.82 +.48 –97 0.1 .. ê.. .. 21 .. D–50.8 PimcoBl 3.5 BABZ 47.46 +.34 +94 17 99 ê.. .. 29 .. C+56.2 PimBrdT 1.9 TIPZ 53.16 +.16 –29 5 .. ê.. .. 22 .. D–100 PimBdUS 1.8 TRSY 96.79 –.09 –93 0.1 99 ê.. .. 18 .. D–10.4 PimcoCA 8.7 PCK 8.60 –.02 –35 93 .. ê.. .. 13 .. D–10.6 PimcoCA 8.2 PZC 8.78 –.02 –48 53 .. ê.. .. 13 .. E 14.3 PimcCAM 7.7 PCQ 11.98 –.08 –79 16 ..k.. .. 43 .. A–16.7 PimCpIn 7.7 PCN 16.55 +.07 –6 169 ..k.. .. 61 .. A–19.0 PimCpOp 7.3 PTY 18.81 –.11 +35 641 .. ê.. .. 31 .. B+101 PimShMat .7 MINT 100.9 +.05 –71 31 .. ê.. .. 56 .. C+24.1 PimGlSt 9 PGP 22.60 –.10 –13 44 .. ê.. .. 37 .. C+13.7 PimcHiI 11 PHK 13.06 –.04 –33 411 .. ê.. .. 27 .. B–102 PimcoIG 2.4 CORP 99.2 +.01 –98 0.2 99 ê.. .. 39 .. B 27.5 PimIncO 8.0 PKO 26.39 –.01 –30 58 ..k.. .. 39 .. A–12.9 PimcInc 7.4 PFL 12.24 +.10 –55 62 ..õ.. .. 37 .. B+10.8 PimIncS 7.5 PFN 10.34 +.10 –22 223 ..k.. .. 27 .. D+52.6 PimItMu 2.4 MUNI 50.22 +.12 –35 16 ..õ.. .. 11 .. D–12.1 PimcoMu 7.8 PML 9.99 +.04 –25 210 .. ê.. .. 20 .. C 12.1 PimcoMu 8.0 PMX 10.44 +.06 –34 132 .. ê.. .. 18 .. C–15.2 PimcMun 7.5 PMF 12.89 +.09 –58 49 ..k.. .. 13 .. E 12.6 PimcoNY 7.6 PNI 10.45 +.08 –9 28 .. ê.. .. 13 .. D+10.2 PimcoNY 7.4 PYN 8.48 –.01 –88 3 .. ê.. .. 14 .. D–12.0 PimcNYM 6.8 PNF 9.93 +.10 –75 6 ..k.. .. 29 .. B–50.7 PimSTM 1.1 SMMU 49.97 –.05 –81 1 .. ê.. .. 20 .. B–12.0 PIMCOS 8.7 RCS 10.33 –.12 –55 94 ..k

39 39 61 B B–8.7 PinnclAir PNCL 7.12 –.55 –14 55 5k

80 80 91 E B 1.9 PinnclDt PNS 1.40 ...+178 25 9 ê74 47 85 E B+15.6 PinnclEnt PNK 14.97 –.25 +60 833 ..ò45 80 58 E A–19.0 PinnclFnPt PNFP 13.91 –.54 –27 207 ..o34 51 42 C B 42.7 PinaclW 5.1 PNW 40.94 –1.29 –1 690 14x

.. .. 33 .. B–22.0 PionDvH 9 HNW 20.22 –.07 –18 25 ..õ62 19 80 D A–9.3 PnrDrlng PDC 8.56 –.25 –8 733 ..ò.. .. 48 .. C–13.8 PionFlt 6.4 PHD 13.52 –.03 +49 143 ..k.. .. 35 .. B 17.0 PionrHI 10 PHT 16.18 –.06 +11 106 .. ê.. .. 16 .. D–14.4 PioMuAd 8.8 MAV 12.25 –.05 –39 63 .. ê.. .. 16 .. E 15.5 PionrMu 8.2 MHI 13.24 +.00 –60 42 ..õ

96 80 93 C C+94.9 PionrNtr .1 PXD 91.15 +1.77 +12 1.2m 99ò81 56 69 A C 30.9 PionSwE 6.5 PSE 30.66 +.27 +20 49 10k

68 31 71 C A 50.7 PiperJaff r PJC 41.79 –1.16 +40 148 21o

29 39 40 E A–26.0 PitneyB 6.1 PBI 24.06 –.39 +25 2.3m 10ò37 53 52 B C+13.0 PittsWV 4.3 PW 12.01 +.11 –56 0.7 24 ê20 18 26 D B–6.0 Pxlwrks PXLW 3.40 ...+217 213 42 ê28 23 28 C B–2.2 PizzaInn PZZI 1.91 ... –68 4 12k

54 51 48 B B 65.2 PlainAl 5.9 PAA 64.66 –.26 –33 217 22ò68 20 74 B B 36.6 PlainsEx PXP 33.65 –.23 +83 3.7m 15ò26 38 34 E A–3.8 PlanarSys PLNR 2.42 –.10 –77 19 ..k81 81 50 A C+38.6 Plantron .6 r PLT 34.92 –1.10 +2 280 15ò

31 7 56 .. C+2.9 PlatnmGr PLG 2.24 –.08 –55 281 9 ê52 72 58 B C–46.4 PlatUnd .7 r PTP 44.43 –1.12 +27 346 6k

35 5 89 E B 6.2 PlayboyB PLA 6.13 –.01 –24 438 ..k46 91 9 B E 39.7 Plexus PLXS 27.14 –.81 –23 268 11o

45 15 90 D A–1.1 PlugPwr PLUG .75 –.03 –31 923 .. ê60 80 57 C A–43.8 PlumCrk 4.0 r PCL 41.77 –.54 +3 1.5m 39ò17 42 28 E B 3.8 PlumasBcp PLBC 2.80 +.03 +11 3 .. ê73 35 99 .. A 4.4 PluristThn PSTI 3.13 +.04+147 2.1m ..k11 44 9 E C–1.6 PokerTek PTEK .75 +.06+165 177 .. ê87 84 80 A B–81.4 Polaris 2.4 PII 74.99 –.89 +34 388 17x

73 91 68 B D–115 PoloRL .4 r RL 104.0 –1.46 –5 736 18ò

97 89 92 A B–46.27Polycom PLCM 43.45 –.57 –8 1.1m 28o

27 22 44 .. D+3.4 PolyMet PLM 2.09 –.02 –14 359 .. ê77 76 75 B C+14.3 Polyone POL 12.94 –.21 +31 930 15ò97 98 98 B B 48.47Polypore PPO 46.03 –1.56 –15 505 36ò

13 43 2 .. D+2.1 Poniard PARD .46 –.04 +21 1.1m .. ê57 57 66 C B+26.2 Pool 2.1 POOL 24.35 –.41+113 478 21k

80 57 89 C B 40.9 PopeRes 2.6 POPE 38.50 +.10 –59 5 99k

38 51 62 D B 4.2 Popular BPOP 3.18 –.07 –33 7.6m ..ò1 11 10 C D+14.0 PorterBc .4 PBIB 9.80 –.49+107 18 39õ

87 93 67 A B–78.0 PortRec PRAA 71.70 –1.12 –12 80 18k

54 68 56 C A 22.7 PortGE 4.6 POR 22.39 –.22 +61 1.0m 15ò11 47 22 B E 15.2 PortgTel 13 PT 11.34 –.33 –23 170 20 ê7 1 4 D D–2.0 PositiveID PSID .61 –.05 +87 602 .. ê

64 64 91 E B+37.9 PostP 2.2 r PPS 36.31 –1.04 +8 492 ..k

59 32 98 D A 23.0 PostRock PSTR 4.29 +.05 –44 47 .. ê98 97 92 A B+178 Potash .2 r POT 174.2 +.02 +17 4.7m 28o

32 47 42 B B 41.8 Potlatch 5.6 PCH 36.75 –.73 +10 349 40ò73 50 72 C A–39.2 Powell Inds POWL 37.70 –.88 –32 64 12k

86 97 43 A B–46.3 PwrIntg .5 POWI 36.64 –.91 –18 280 17ò93 80 92 B C+13.07PowerOne r PWER 10.39 –.24 –4 4.4m 15ò13 32 7 C E 11.8 PowerSec POWR 7.25 –.25 –30 79 27o

.. .. 29 .. B+22.2 PSSPBW 1.4 PBP 20.92 –.21 –60 33 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B+NH PSAerDef .8 PPA 19.65 –.41+154 73 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B+NH PSBuybk .3 PKW 24.99 –.47 –41 3 ..k

.. .. 27 .. B–27.3 PSCEFI 8.1 PCEF 25.32 –.15 –51 38 .. ê

.. .. 56 .. B+27.9 PSCleantc PZD 26.78 –.70 –8 12 ..k

.. .. 79 .. A–NH PSAgri DBA 33.92 –.01 –14 1.8m ..o

.. .. 59 .. D–26.2 PSBMet DBB 23.89 +.44 –53 157 ..o

.. .. 67 .. B+28.2 PwshrsDB DBC 28.09 +.35 –5 2.0m ..o

.. .. 59 .. C+28.0 PSEngy DBE 27.83 +.49 +22 74 .. ê

.. .. 33 .. B+24.3 PwShCurH DBV 23.67 –.12 –66 62 .. ê

.. .. 49 .. E 50.5 PSGold DGL 47.04 +.82 +38 88 ..o

.. .. 51 .. D 30.1 PSOil DBO 28.52 +.73+241 995 ..o

.. .. 63 .. D–52.0 PSPrMet DBP 48.10 +1.07 –14 65 ..o

.. .. 89 .. E 55.0 PSSilv DBS 48.98 +1.90 –15 57 .. ê

.. .. 48 .. C 14.4 PwShDiv 1.9 PFM 14.10 –.22 +84 207 ..k

.. .. 39 .. B 14.6 PShBank 1.0 PJB 13.10 –.25 –71 18 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B+14.4 PSBldCns 5.8 PKB 13.43 –.40 –19 27 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B–22.3 PwShBio PBE 20.86 –.60 +46 83 ..k

.. .. 69 .. B+36.8 PShBasM 2.3 PYZ 35.82 –.71 +60 27 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B 26.1 PShCnsD .7 PEZ 24.81 –.79 –79 3 ..k

.. .. 41 .. D+29.2 PShCnsS 1.7 PSL 28.04 –.43 +20 11 ..k

.. .. 83 .. B+39.1 PShEngy .5 PXI 38.61 –.12 +15 67 ..k

.. .. 86 .. B 24.3 PSEnEx .5 PXE 24.04 +.01 +22 42 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B+19.8 PShFinl 1.7 PFI 19.20 –.43 –13 8 ..k

.. .. 51 .. E 18.9 PwShFdB 1.1 PBJ 17.54 –.35 –67 41 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B+27.8 PShHlthc PTH 27.19 –.63+111 15 ..k

.. .. 74 .. A 30.4 PShInds .7 PRN 29.65 –.70 –22 22 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B 16.9 PwShIns 1.9 PIC 16.49 –.37 –72 1 ..k

.. .. 67 .. B 19.3 PwShLeis .8 PEJ 18.26 –.55+264 168 ..k

.. .. 56 .. A–16.7 PwShLgGr .6 PWB 16.22 –.37 –28 30 ..k

.. .. 48 .. A+19.3 PwShLgV 2.2 PWV 18.92 –.32 +9 100 ..k

.. .. 61 .. B–25.1 PShMagni .7 PIQ 24.52 –.57 –8 1 ..k

.. .. 61 .. A NH PwShDyM 1.3 PWC 44.61 –.80 +27 21 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B–14.3 PwShMed .4 PBS 13.80 –.30 –45 16 ..k

.. .. 69 .. B–22.4 PwShMdGr .2 PWJ 21.52 –.46 –26 37 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B+NH PwShMdV .9 PWP 16.00 –.36 +33 6 ..k

.. .. 78 .. B–28.2 PwShNet 1.6 PXQ 26.16 –.63+179 341 ..k

.. .. 83 .. B NH PSOilSv .3 PXJ 22.66 –.11 –23 98 ..k

.. .. 58 .. B+50.8 PwShDyO .8 PWO 49.19 –1.31+241 6 ..k

.. .. 61 .. B+24.5 PwSPhar .5 PJP 22.99 –.54 –3 45 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B 19.9 PSRetail 1.0 PMR 18.84 –.48 –31 10 ..k

.. .. 79 .. A 17.7 PwShSemi .2 PSI 16.88 –.53+139 99 ..k

.. .. 69 .. A–16.9 PwShSGr PWT 16.10 –.42 –77 7 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B+15.6 PwShSmV 1.1 PWY 15.11 –.41 +21 10 ..k

.. .. 58 .. B 26.1 PwShSoft PSJ 25.03 –.59 +39 25 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B NH PShTch .2 PTF 26.12 –.56 +13 22 ..k

.. .. 41 .. C+NH PwsUtils 3.1 PUI 15.82 –.29 +13 19 ..k

.. .. 58 .. B+NH PSUS1K 1.4 PRF 56.81 –1.07 +64 114 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B–29.2 PwrShCh .6 PGJ 27.00 –.62 +12 100 ..k

.. .. 49 .. B+20.4 PShGWtr .9 PIO 19.67 –.48 –37 59 ..k

.. .. 41 .. B–9.0 PwrShHi 4.0 PEY 8.67 –.14 –50 94 ..k

.. .. 17 .. D–24.6 PShCalM 4.8 PWZ 21.97 +.03 +17 26 ..k

.. .. 18 .. D 24.2 PShNYMu 4.8 PZT 21.89 +.04 –13 9 ..k

.. .. 46 .. A–16.0 PwSIntDv 2.7 PID 15.54 –.28 –33 108 ..k

.. .. 39 .. B–10.7 PSLNano PXN 9.86 –.24 –51 11 ..k

.. .. 29 .. D–14.8 PSFron 1.8 PMNA 13.08 –.47 +96 39 ..k

.. .. 31 .. E 14.6 PShPfdn 6.7 PGX 14.10 –.03 +5 500 ..k

.. .. 65 .. C+57.4 PwrshsQ .6 QQQQ 55.73 –1.45 +98 108m ..o

.. .. 56 .. B 19.5 PwSWtrR .5 PHO 18.92 –.47 +13 292 ..k

.. .. 43 .. B–11.1 PwShWHCln PBW 10.38 –.29 –45 192 ..ò

.. .. 63 .. A 12.3 PwSZMic .6 PZI 11.74 –.39 –54 52 ..k

.. .. 25 .. D–30.3 PSh1–30 3.4 PLW 27.59 +.13 –49 16 ..k

.. .. 59 .. B 20.4 PSMltC .4 PQZ 19.69 –.39 –73 0.4 ..k

.. .. 67 .. A–29.7 PSAlpQ .6 PQY 28.99 –.62+160 20 ..k

.. .. 29 .. B–26.6 PSLowD 1.3 PLK 25.41 +.06+890 40 ..k

.. .. 54 .. A 26.3 PSMega 1.1 PMA 25.66 –.61 –94 0.1 ..k

.. .. 25 .. C–27.1 PSBldABd 5.9 BAB 25.09 +.08 –24 216 ..k

.. .. 7 .. D–32.1 PSDB3XL25 LBND 20.26 +.73 –25 1 99 ê

.. .. 69 .. C+28.6 PSD3XS25Et SBND 27.27 –.52 –2 15 99 ê

.. .. 95 .. B+15.7 DBAgriDL DAG 15.31 –.26 –28 303 .. ê

.. .. 84 .. B NH DBCmdDL DYY 10.35 +.27 +3 24 .. ê

.. .. 69 .. E 43.4 DBGldDL DGP 37.57 +1.41+144 1.3m .. ê

.. .. 9 .. A–15.4 DBGldDS DZZ 8.97 –.28+201 3.2m .. ê

.. .. 17 .. B+20.9 DBGldSh DGZ 16.07 –.27+137 610 .. ê

.. .. 76 .. E 19.8 PSBMetDL BDD 18.49 +.68 +40 63 99 ê

.. .. 4 .. C+24.9 PSBMetDS BOM 10.94 –.45 +15 26 99k

.. .. 10 .. C–27.4 PwSBMetS BOS 18.55 –.24 –77 0.7 99 ê

.. .. 9 .. C 86.0 PSCrudeDS DTO 57.03 –4.41 +71 461 99 ê

.. .. 19 .. B–55.3 PSCrudeSh SZO 45.75 –1.84 –27 2 99 ê

.. .. 33 .. C+28.0 PSUSDBear UDN 27.35 –.17 –11 154 ..o

.. .. 25 .. C–25.8 PSUSDBull UUP 22.49 +.14 –11 3.6m ..o

.. .. 61 .. B 22.6 PSDTcLd .4 PIZ 21.60 –.56+104 208 ..k

.. .. 46 .. C+18.8 PSETcLd .4 PIE 17.07 –.64+229 1.2m ..k

.. .. 69 .. B+24.5 PSTchLdr .2 PDP 23.99 –.50 –62 71 ..k

.. .. 59 .. B 18.6 PShDvIn 3.1 PFA 18.25 –.31 –77 2 ..k

.. .. 51 .. A NH PSLgCap 1.5 PJF 24.41 –.47 –34 4 ..k

.. .. 59 .. A 25.4 PSMidCp .8 PJG 24.89 –.51+189 14 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B 23.1 PSSmCap .4 PJM 22.44 –.61 –34 3 ..k

.. .. 63 .. C 54.9 PSEmInf .8 PXR 51.50 –1.60+100 55 ..k

.. .. 25 .. E 28.6 PShEMSo 5.9 PCY 26.30 –.06 –17 461 ..ò

.. .. 33 .. D+18.5 PSFinPf 7.1 PGF 17.65 –.09 +20 668 ..k

.. .. 67 .. B+57.2 PSAsxJ 2.1 PAF 55.85 –1.16+165 24 ..k

.. .. 49 .. D–41.7 PShDvxU 2.4 PXF 40.64 –.91 +18 48 ..k

.. .. 56 .. C–25.3 PSDvMxU 1.8 PDN 24.55 –.31 –67 19 ..k

.. .. 44 .. D+26.5 PSEmgMk 1.1 PXH 24.78 –.70 +23 138 ..k

.. .. 67 .. A–66.5 PwSSMd .7 PRFZ 64.28 –1.52 –26 21 ..k

.. .. 72 .. B 34.0 PSGAgr .9 PAGG 32.36 –.49 +71 68 ..k

.. .. 29 .. B–15.6 PShGEng .1 PBD 14.04 –.36 –9 58 ..k

.. .. 76 .. C+39.2 PSGCoal .7 PKOL 35.87 –.67 +21 21 ..k

.. .. 44 .. D–53.5 PSGGold 2.1 PSAU 43.83 –.17 +76 29 ..k

.. .. 59 .. B–21.9 PSGlbNu 3.0 PKN 21.44 –.35 –62 8 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B–25.3 PSGSte .9 PSTL 23.54 –.68 –80 0.7 ..k

.. .. 12 .. C+14.3 PSWDEn .1 PWND 9.95 –.21 +8 15 ..k

.. .. 33 .. C+18.7 PSHYCpB 7.4 PHB 18.38 –.06 +6 214 .. ê

.. .. 40 .. B+12.0 PowrshrsI 2.1 PTO 11.68 –.05+216 12 ..k

.. .. 22 .. D–26.7 PSIndia 1.0 PIN 22.05 –.80+188 1.3m ..o

.. .. 18 .. E 25.1 PShNatM 4.9 PZA 22.30 +.19+203 792 ..k

.. .. 31 .. B 29.7 PSIntl 3.3 PICB 26.93 –.13 –9 10 .. ê

.. .. 33 .. ..25.0 PSKbHD 13 KBWD 24.22 –.38 –69 6 99 ê

.. .. 40 .. ..NH PSKbP&CIns KBWP 26.06 +.07 –47 1 99 ê

.. .. 56 .. B+11.2 PSPrivEq 4.9 PSP 10.91 –.25 –5 159 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B+NH PowrshMrn .7 PYH 20.79 –.59+215 15 ..k

.. .. 77 .. B+37.0 PSNasIntnt PNQI 35.72 –.54 –39 10 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B–NH PwrshRvTc 1.4 PAO 12.57 –.20 –30 9 ..k

.. .. 40 .. C–13.4 PwrshRvrf 2.0 PCA 12.79 –.12 –41 7 ..k

.. .. 58 .. B+NH Powrshrs 2.3 PIV 13.41 –.21 –81 22 ..k

.. .. 44 .. B 28.7 PSSCC 1.4 XLYS 26.77 –.75 +24 12 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. C–30.3 PSSCC 1.4 XLPS 28.41 –.47 +8 10 .. ê

.. .. 87 .. B+NH PSSCE 4.8 XLES 34.51 –.10 –13 45 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. A 27.8 PSSCF 2.2 XLFS 27.10 –.63 –2 8 .. ê

.. .. 59 .. C+29.0 PSSCH 1.0 XLVS 28.10 –.63 –29 9 .. ê

.. .. 68 .. B 31.1 PSSCI .8 XLKS 29.77 –.73 –14 23 .. ê

.. .. 59 .. A 30.0 PSSCI .7 XLIS 28.96 –.91 –68 4 .. ê

.. .. 49 .. B 29.5 PSSCMa .6 XLBS 28.15 –.95 –86 0.7 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. B 28.9 PSSCU 2.7 XLUS 28.13 –.63 –66 4 .. ê

D8 MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 EXPANDED DATA TABLES INVESTORS.COM

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

.. .. 29 .. C–25.0 PSVrdoT .4 PVI 24.99 ... –52 111 ..k

.. .. 65 .. B 29.2 PSWHPrE .5 PUW 28.21 –.69+161 18 ..k

91 80 98 E A–4.0 7Pwrwave PWAV 3.46 –.24 –2 2.3m 86ò

10 36 10 D C+12.7 Pozen POZN 6.20 –.48 +86 199 ..o

17 37 17 E D+3.4 PranaBio PRAN 1.27 –.07 +59 62 ..k

74 85 43 A D 96.3 Praxair 2.2 r PX 90.87 –1.04 +8 1.5m 19o

77 94 74 A B–68.7 PrePdLegl PPD 60.26 –2.11 –21 35 9ò

78 78 60 A B–148 PrecCast .1 PCP 141.0 –3.55 +4 781 20o

68 13 85 C A–10.6 PrecDrill PDS 10.29 –.26 +59 1.3m 99ò

26 53 43 D B 3.7 PfdLA PFBC 1.86 –.07 –62 22 ..õ

99 97 96 A B+65.3 PrfrmLn 1.3 r PLPC 61.51 –2.84 –27 13 11 ê

17 10 49 E C+2.5 PremierEx r PRXI 1.61 ... –57 37 .. ê12 29 19 B D 10.3 PremrFinl PFBI 6.55 ... –44 4 8 ê

12 40 10 C C 10.3 PremGlbSv PGI 6.25 –.28 –21 228 8k

3 56 3 E D–1.4 PrmWB PRWT .35 +.01 –65 161 .. ê

11 25 21 C D+12.9 PresLife 2.7 PLFE 9.38 –.32 +22 79 16 ê

14 44 7 E B–5.2 Presstek PRST 1.98 –.20 +4 92 .. ê14 31 11 E C–2.3 PresrBio PBIO 1.43 –.02 –29 5 .. ê

61 78 73 B D+12.4 PrestgBr PBH 11.13 –.34 –29 171 14k

92 79 77 A A–NH PrceTR 1.6 r TROW 65.85 –2.22 +78 2.8m 26o

99 99 95 A B 443 7Priceline r PCLN.425.3–11.83 +36 1.3m 35ò

91 97 90 A B–40.5 PricSmrt 1.6 PSMT 36.80 –1.43 –4 121 20 ê

48 35 57 C B–34.5 PrideIntl PDE 32.21 –.73 +34 2.6m 25ò59 61 93 E A–5.5 Primedi 5.4 PRM 5.15 –.12 –41 65 10 ê

49 80 27 E B 31.4 Primeenergy PNRG 21.14 +.30 –68 1 .. ê

17 19 56 .. B+25.9 Primeri .2 PRI 24.26 –.41 +85 236 11õ

2 3 18 E C–15.0 PrimoWtr PRMW 11.93 ... –67 33 ..õ

60 43 49 B A–10.0 Primoris 1.2 PRIM 8.31 –.41 –16 69 12 ê14 19 53 D D+5.7 PrimusG r PRS 4.78 –.40 +11 40 ..k

2 8 4 E C+11.3 PrinctnNtl PNBC 4.55 –.17 –21 8 .. ê

5 1 1 D D+4.4 PrinctnRvw REVU 1.10 –.07 –59 149 .. ê

50 39 78 B B 33.9 PrncplF 1.7 PFG 32.55 –1.09 –1 2.4m 11ò

1 22 1 E E 3.1 PrvtMed PRVT .93 –.08 –40 9 .. ê

71 80 71 D A 18.0 PrvtBcp .3 PVTB 15.13 –.43 +28 508 ..o34 54 36 B C 62.5 Proassrnce r PRA 58.90 –1.36 +22 147 9k

37 26 37 D A–0.8 ProceraNn PKT .60 –.03 +4 326 .. ê

40 60 34 B B–67.0 ProctGm 3.0 PG 64.20 +.02 +47 15m 17o

27 10 62 E B–7.0 Progenics PGNX 5.60 –.37 +99 273 ..o

34 49 44 C B–45.9 ProgrsEn 5.5 PGN 45.34 –.33 –26 1.5m 14ò93 88 84 B A–45.2 ProgSftw r PRGS 42.68 –.48 +48 413 17 ê

13 23 30 B D–22.1 Progresv 2.0 PGR 19.66 –.33+333 24m 12o

25 22 71 E B 16.5 ProLogis 3.0 PLD 15.21 –.66 +82 12m ..ò

20 11 54 .. E 8.9 ProlorBio PBTH 5.99 –.06 +50 171 ..õ

69 75 96 E ..NH PromtrDeInf PRIS 10.69 +.02 –61 420 21k

4 12 15 E B–2.4 ProPhaseL PRPH 1.38 +.06 –99 0.2 .. ê.. .. 59 .. A 59.9 ProCS130 .3 CSM 58.22 –1.18 +18 20 ..k

.. .. 40 .. ..43.0 ProRafiLng .1 RALS 42.15 –.20+144 14 99 ê

.. .. 31 .. B–50.9 ProSht20Tr TBF 44.94 –.23 +43 586 ..ò

.. .. 13 .. E 55.2 ProShtDow DOG 43.30 +.54+137 755 ..ò

.. .. 12 .. D–47.0 ProSShFn SEF 35.99 +.61 –58 24 ..k

.. .. 23 .. E 54.9 PSShtFtseC25 YXI 44.08 +1.19+290 23 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. D–76.4 ProShRgBk KRS 58.33 +1.04 –41 9 .. ê

.. .. 9 .. D 47.0 ProShtMC MYY 32.72 +.58 +79 52 ..k

.. .. 13 .. D+69.6 ProShtEafe EFZ 49.36 +1.05 –14 61 ..k

.. .. 16 .. B–46.2 PrShtEMn EUM 32.16 +1.03+285 312 ..k

.. .. 6 .. E 59.0 ProSShOG DDG 38.32 +.01 –23 2 ..k

.. .. 9 .. B–48.0 ProShtQQQ PSQ 33.81 +.84 +62 1.1m ..k

.. .. 12 .. D+57.0 ProShtRE REK 38.91 +.64 –71 2 .. ê

.. .. 9 .. D–47.4 ProSR2K RWM 32.45 +.84+201 1.5m ..k

.. .. 12 .. D 56.0 ProShtSP SH 43.16 +.77+101 3.3m ..ò

.. .. 9 .. E 41.7 ProShtSC SBB 28.81 +.67 –7 40 ..k

.. .. 86 .. B+134 ProUltP .2 UDOW 128.1 –5.25+212 132 ..o

.. .. 93 .. B+172 ProUPM4 .0 UMDD 161.6 –9.35 –73 9 .. ê

.. .. 92 .. B–171 ProUltPQQQ TQQQ 157.4–12.84+134 661 ..o

.. .. 91 .. B–173 ProUPR2K URTY 152.7–11.51 +63 222 ..o

.. .. 88 .. D NH ProUltS .2 UPRO 213.6–11.91 +78 1.4m ..ò

.. .. 3 .. D–81.5 PrUPShD30 SDOW 39.24 +1.48+165 238 .. ê

.. .. 2 .. E 80.3 PrUPSM400 SMDD 26.29 +1.35 –65 9 .. ê

.. .. 2 .. E 81.3 PrUPShQQQ SQQQ 28.79 +2.01+196 1.4m ..o

.. .. 2 .. D+81.5 PrUPShR2K SRTY 23.30 +1.58 +41 251 .. ê

.. .. 3 .. E 43.1 ProUSSP500 SPXU 18.46 +.92+149 11m ..ò

.. .. 18 .. D+105 Pro20y .7 UBT 75.33 +.79 +54 78 .. ê

.. .. 33 .. C+91.2 Pro7–10yrT UST 81.55 +1.39 –43 2 .. ê

.. .. 91 .. C+52.8 PrUBasM .1 UYM 48.49 –1.23 +60 1.5m ..ò

.. .. 69 .. B–71.9 ProUCnG .8 UGE 67.04 –2.33 –47 3 ..k

.. .. 79 .. B 51.6 ProUCnS .1 UCC 48.97 –2.63 –17 5 ..k

.. .. 85 .. C+37.7 ProUltCmdy UCD 35.72 +.82 +40 15 ..k

.. .. 46 .. D+14.5 ProUltCrude UCO 11.68 +.96+270 16m ..ò

.. .. 76 .. B–58.7 ProUltD .6 DDM 56.84 –1.56+175 2.5m ..ò

.. .. 29 .. B 29.5 ProUltEuro ULE 26.64 –.55 –46 11 ..ò

.. .. 69 .. C 77.9 ProUltFn .1 UYG 68.10 –2.54 +87 5.1m ..ò

.. .. 31 .. C–90.4 PSUltFtseC25 XPP 69.54 –3.90+115 94 ..ò

.. .. 67 .. E 71.8 ProSUltGold UGL 62.23 +2.28 +68 384 ..ò

.. .. 49 .. C+55.7 ProUltHC .8 RXL 52.37 –1.92 –48 10 ..k

.. .. 88 .. B+NH ProUltI .2 UXI 49.14 –2.06 +60 39 ..k

.. .. 49 .. B+66.9 ProURgBk .4 KRU 49.00 –1.54+117 25 .. ê

.. .. 87 .. B+67.9 ProUltMC .1 MVV 64.81 –2.46 +58 391 ..ò

.. .. 29 .. C+38.5 ProUBraz UBR 32.04 –1.39 +47 39 .. ê

.. .. 69 .. B+91.0 ProUltE .1 EFO 88.55 –2.36 –22 1 ..k

.. .. 56 .. C+113 ProUltEM .1 EET 99.0 –6.32 +75 26 ..ò

.. .. 64 .. B+38.3 ProUEur UPV 36.40 –1.79 +62 4 .. ê

.. .. 73 .. B+82.5 ProUltJpn EZJ 77.99 –2.76 +4 3 ..k

.. .. 79 .. B 43.1 ProUMex UMX 39.08 –2.86 –13 1 .. ê

.. .. 68 .. B–39.2 ProUPacex UXJ 36.68 –.32 +89 3 .. ê

.. .. 52 .. B 64.6 PSUltNB .1 BIB 59.43 –3.24 –83 0.4 .. ê

.. .. 93 .. B 51.1 ProUOG .5 DIG 50.06 –.37+146 2.7m ..ò

.. .. 85 .. B 90.1 ProUltQQQ QLD 85.05 –4.55 +98 7.4m ..ò

.. .. 80 .. B–NH ProUltRE .7 URE 52.76 –1.81 +34 778 ..ò

.. .. 82 .. B 54.5 ProUR1KG .3 UKF 52.21 –2.19 +61 5 ..k

.. .. 76 .. A–30.8 ProUR1KV .7 UVG 29.91 –.89 +29 5 ..k

.. .. 86 .. B 51.1 PrUR2KG UKK 46.35 –2.55 +62 48 ..k

.. .. 80 .. B 33.4 ProUR2KV .3 UVT 31.29 –1.71+102 23 ..k

.. .. 88 .. B+51.3 PrURMCG UKW 48.74 –1.97 +55 9 ..k

.. .. 83 .. B+NH PrURMCV .2 UVU 36.88 –1.33+168 7 ..k

.. .. 83 .. B–45.4 ProUltR .0 UWM 41.72 –2.15 +62 2.8m ..ò

.. .. 77 .. A+NH ProUltR .4 UWC 79.50 –1.95 –86 0.3 ..k

.. .. 78 .. D+NH ProUltSP .7 SSO 49.43 –1.80+106 21m ..ò

.. .. 90 .. B–46.3 ProUSemi .2 USD 43.82 –2.21 +53 116 ..ò

.. .. 97 .. E 161 ProSUltSilv AGQ 128.0 +9.15 +55 1.7m ..ò

.. .. 83 .. B–48.5 ProUltSC .0 SAA 45.47 –2.49+112 74 ..k

.. .. 83 .. C–71.2 ProUTech ROM 67.44 –3.12 +90 145 ..k

.. .. 79 .. B–57.3 ProUltT 1.3 LTL 52.38 –1.87 –64 2 ..k

.. .. 54 .. A–44.4 ProUltU 2.5 UPW 43.15 –1.07 –71 3 .. ê

.. .. 52 .. C+34.3 ProUltYen YCL 32.74 +.61 –58 4 ..k

.. .. 31 .. B 50.7 ProUSL20n TBT 38.53 –.40 0 16m ..ò

.. .. 22 .. B 52.8 ProUSL7–10 PST 41.96 –.37 –66 105 .. ê

.. .. 2 .. B 51.5 PrUShBM SMN 19.79 +.41+126 1.3m ..ò

.. .. 4 .. C+19.3 ProUShCmdy CMD 9.67 –.29 +98 16 ..k

.. .. 8 .. E 44.9 PrUShCnG SZK 28.38 +1.04+631 33 ..k

.. .. 5 .. E 41.3 PrUShCnS SCC 21.74 +1.02 +7 19 .. ê

.. .. 7 .. C–18.7 ProUShCrde SCO 10.63 –1.04 +65 3.4m ..ò

.. .. 6 .. E 32.7 PrUShDow DXD 19.79 +.53+188 4.3m ..ò

.. .. 23 .. D–26.4 ProUShEuro EUO 19.51 +.37 –3 1.7m ..ò

.. .. 5 .. B 27.0 PrUShFn SKF 15.11 +.51+116 6.3m ..ò

.. .. 13 .. C 53.5 PSUltshtFtC25 FXP 31.16 +1.50+162 1.2m ..ò

.. .. 8 .. A–55.9 ProSUShGld GLL 31.33 –1.14+197 922 ..ò

.. .. 12 .. D–41.2 PrUShHc RXD 29.11 +1.11+142 8 ..k

.. .. 3 .. D–26.9 PrUShInd SIJ 12.24 +.46 +54 17 ..k

.. .. 3 .. C–24.7 PrUShMC MZZ 11.58 +.42+116 361 ..k

.. .. 8 .. C–33.9 ProUShBrz BZQ 16.96 +.72 +71 141 ..k

.. .. 6 .. D+50.7 ProUShEafe EFU 25.93 +1.13 –62 10 ..ò

.. .. 7 .. B 69.4 PrUltSEMn EEV 34.71 +2.06+311 1.4m ..o

.. .. 4 .. D+32.0 ProUShEur EPV 13.48 +.64 +63 350 ..ò

.. .. 6 .. E 52.8 PrUlSMSCI EWV 33.91 +1.15+129 6 ..k

.. .. 4 .. E 30.7 ProUShMex SMK 13.82 +.70+398 30 ..k

.. .. 8 .. D–85.6 PrUltSNBio BIS 50.14 +2.49 –60 0.2 .. ê

.. .. 2 .. C–78.3 PrUShOG DUG 33.97 +.25 +83 733 ..o

.. .. 4 .. C–22.2 PrUShQQQ QID 11.05 +.53+125 23m ..ò

.. .. 4 .. D 40.1 PrUSR1KG SFK 22.26 +.67 –86 0.3 .. ê

.. .. 5 .. E 58.2 PrUSR1KV SJF 33.05 +.80 +13 3 ..k

.. .. 3 .. E 22.8 PrUSR2KG SKK 9.88 +.48 +38 66 .. ê

.. .. 4 .. D–30.3 PrUSR2KV SJH 13.78 +.70 –18 8 .. ê

.. .. 4 .. B–44.5 PrUShRE SRS 17.20 +.55 +64 2.7m ..ò

.. .. 3 .. D–29.6 PrUSRMCG SDK 13.86 +.54+124 7 ..k

.. .. 3 .. B–28.7 ProUSR2K TWM 12.70 +.58+147 11m ..ò

.. .. 5 .. D–27.9 ProUSR3K TWQ 15.75 +.58 –24 6 ..k

.. .. 5 .. D 39.4 PrUShSP SDS 23.01 +.78+118 48m ..ò

.. .. 2 .. D 22.5 PrUShSem SSG 10.04 +.47 +79 203 ..ò

.. .. 1 .. B+60.5 ProSUSSilv ZSL 11.50 –1.06+136 7.7m ..ò

.. .. 3 .. C–30.1 ProUShSc SDD 13.65 +.66 +22 38 ..k

.. .. 4 .. C+26.8 PrUShTch REW 14.44 +.59+219 187 ..k

.. .. 5 .. E 18.1 ProUltSTeln TLL 9.12 +.33 –97 0.3 ..k

.. .. 10 .. E 24.5 PrUShUtl SDP 16.00 +.50+969 125 ..k

.. .. 14 .. B–22.0 ProUltShYen YCS 16.00 –.30+129 1.2m ..ò

.. .. 16 .. ..80.2 PSVixMtFut VIXM 71.98 +2.25 +10 13 99 ê

.. .. 12 .. ..81.4 PSVixStFut VIXY 69.63 +5.38 +21 62 99 ê

67 47 48 A B+12.9 Prospct 10 PSEC 11.38 –.26 +5 1.1m 11ò62 68 68 C B+43.7 ProspBs 1.7 PRSP 40.76 –.75 –35 197 14 ê54 18 76 E A–10.6 Protalixn PLX 9.44 –.18 –30 228 ..ò69 56 79 A B 29.4 PrtcLife 2.0 PL 27.50 –1.07 +5 660 7ò

64 37 91 D B+NH ProvWor .9 PWX 18.05 +1.09 +26 5 .. ê21 31 19 B D 18.6 ProvSvc PRSC 14.24 –.57 +51 92 7 ê30 23 56 E B+8.4 PrvidtE 6.8 PVX 7.97 +.04 –39 781 79o

61 42 89 E A–NH PovdntFn .5 PROV 7.65 +.10+322 52 7 ê69 85 67 C B+15.7 ProvidFS 3.0 PFS 14.58 –.16 +69 762 16 ê35 66 34 D C+11.1 ProvBc 2.6 PBNY 9.29 –.37 +68 92 16 ê16 29 23 C B 10.3 PrudtlB 3.0 r PBIP 6.75 +.25 –73 1 21õ49 39 56 A B+66.8 Prudentl 1.9 PRU 61.11 –2.05 –11 3.4m 9ò

72 80 70 C B 22.6 PrudtlUK 2.7 PUK 22.09 –.45+373 808 12k

29 21 48 B E 7.2 pSivida PSDV 4.88 +.12 –21 120 13ò46 51 27 B B+10.0 Psychem 5.7 PMD 8.36 –.01 –73 7 15k

47 51 60 B B–NH PublicS 3.0 PSA 106.5 –2.05 +1 801 46o

37 71 32 B C 34.9 PubSvcEn 4.2 PEG 32.43 –.20 –28 2.3m 10ò95 89 93 A B–17.0 PudaCoal PUDA 12.18 –.38 –52 650 10o

47 80 45 D C 8.0 Pulaski 5.1 PULB 7.46 –.04 –72 8 27 ê59 75 38 D C+6.1 PulseElct 2.1PULS 4.79 –.35 –12 208 53k

22 64 11 D B 13.9 PulteGrp PHM 8.08 –.16 +6 8.4m ..ò8 12 14 D D–3.7 PureBio PURE 2.01 –.05 0 173 .. ê

30 11 88 E B 4.3 PureCycl PCYO 3.94 –.15 +11 15 .. ê.. .. 34 .. B–8.7 PutHiIn 6.2 PCF 8.35 –.08 –36 19 ..k.. .. 15 .. E 8.0 PtMgMu 7.7 PMM 6.71 –.06 –48 147 ..õ.. .. 20 .. E 6.7 PutMstI 8.6 PIM 5.91 ... –26 195 .. ê.. .. 15 .. D–12.4 PutMnO 7.4 PMO 10.64 +.02 –32 78 ..õ.. .. 24 .. D 7.0 PutPrmI 10 PPT 6.45 ... –34 297 ..k

63 28 82 D B–7.7 PyramdO PDO 5.90 +.25+401 140 99 ê34 34 25 A D+7.9 PzenaIn 3.5 PZN 6.84 –.26 +71 77 21k

— Q —9 8 6 E ..12.8 QADInc 2.7 QADA 8.75 –.18 +60 31 99 ê

50 8 98 E B 11.9 QADInc 2.2 QADB 9.20 +.06 –89 3 99 ê24 37 16 B B 6.3 QCHlds 5.0 QCCO 4.02 +.01 –94 0.8 4k

14 78 6 D D–14.4 QCRHldg 1.0 QCRH 7.75 ... +4 5 19k

78 33 76 B B+39.7 QEPResou .2 QEP 38.96 –.62 –6 932 23ó4 27 2 B E 7.0 QKLStrs QKLS 3.32 +.05 –42 45 13 ê

39 3 84 E B–8.7 QLTInc r QLTI 7.22 +.22 +6 247 ..o62 36 71 D ..22.4 QREnergy QRE 22.13 –.10 –11 470 99õ36 63 15 A C 24.0 QiagenNV QGEN 18.13 –.59 +36 1.3m 19k

37 41 93 E B–6.0 QiaoXMobn QXM 4.46 –.18 –48 94 .. ê30 42 88 E D+3.9 QiaoXing XING 2.46 –.07 –70 1.5m 14o

71 42 90 C C+29.3 QlikTech QLIK 23.09 –.71 –29 470 85ó75 95 32 A C 22.4 Qlogic r QLGC 17.65 –.28 +17 2.7m 12o

18 7 22 C B 49.9 Quad/Grphs QUAD 43.40 +.18+468 394 ..õ95 97 82 B B 45.8 QkrChem 2.5 KWR 37.63 –1.96 +53 111 12 ê

87 82 84 A B+55.0 Qualcm 1.4 r QCOM 53.74 –1.16 +68 23m 20o

73 77 95 D B NH QltyDistr QLTY 9.75 –.64 +91 221 39k

94 89 83 A A–NH QualtyS 1.5 QSII 77.45 +2.85+365 688 40o

35 26 39 E B–2.3 Qualstar QBAK 1.90 –.01 –59 6 ..k38 25 52 C B–21.2 Quanex .8 r NX 19.53 –.57 –28 262 29k

87 88 66 B B+23.8 Quanta PWR 23.12 –.53 –12 2.0m 23ò32 53 45 E D–4.5 QuantDSSG QTM 2.76 –.25+146 10m 13o

14 54 7 E B–0.9 QuantFuel QTWW .45 –.01 –23 781 .. ê41 6 78 .. B 2.2 Quaterragn QMM 1.81 +.04 –48 118 .. ê61 1 99 C A+NH Quepasa QPSA 14.22 –.46+259 702 99k

68 57 55 B A–60.3 QstDiagn .7 r DGX 57.36 –.62 +48 1.9m 13o

89 85 77 B C–28.5 QuestSoft QSFT 25.54 –.46 +1 570 18k

51 41 50 A C–18.3 Questar 3.3 STR 17.21 –.27 –17 1.6m 10ò91 72 97 A B–16.7 Questcor QCOR 15.64 –.27 +6 793 27o

81 50 94 D B 7.2 QckLogic QUIK 5.84 –.16 –19 384 ..ò52 40 38 B C+16.2 Quickslvr KWK 14.55 –.35 +99 2.9m 17o

51 55 38 B B+15.5 Quidel QDEL 13.12 –.79 –26 168 23k

45 68 71 E C+6.1 Quiksilver ZQK 4.32 –.27 –28 1.0m 14o

97 86 93 A B–23.77QuinStrt QNST 22.43 –.08 +60 477 38õ67 87 82 E C+7.7 7QwstCm 4.5 Q 7.05 –.10 +3 27m 18ò

— R —26 13 90 E B+4.8 RAITFin 1.2 RAS 2.59 –.14 –15 2.5m ..ò26 14 25 C B–2.5 RAMEgy RAME 1.59 –.07 +13 243 53 ê86 89 67 B C+40.0 RBCBear ROLL 34.69 –2.11 +40 96 23õ

21 27 58 C C 24.3 RC2 RCRC 20.19 –.57+106 192 14k

52 80 57 D D 5.3 RCMTech r RCMT 4.63 –.03 +11 40 12 ê73 56 80 C D 18.2 RDAMicroelec RDA 13.48 –.07 –97 2 99k

86 66 82 A D+8.4 RFMicroDv r RFMD 6.79 –.12 +72 11m 9o

46 22 75 C B 2.4 RFMonolith RFMI 1.53 –.02 –32 35 25 ê36 55 33 B D 12.0 BarryRG 2.7 DFZ 10.42 –.26+317 117 10k

15 41 32 D D+33.5 RGCResc 4.4 RGCO 31.05 ... –63 0.6 15k

57 46 99 E D+13.5 RITTchrs RITT 5.56 –.44 –83 13 ..k55 70 47 A B 54.6 RLI 2.2 r RLI 53.37 –1.01 +18 250 10 ê

.. .. 41 .. C+19.8 RMRAsPac RAP 18.21 –.37 –13 9 .. ê

.. .. 61 .. A 30.3 RMRREI 5.6 RIF 29.88 –.36 +3 10 .. ê93 80 94 C C+22.6 RPC 1.6 RES 17.27 –.45 –16 1.2m 17o

.. .. 61 .. A–33.5 GrRPLCGr RWG 31.78 –.67 –67 0.7 99 ê39 33 64 C B–24.7 RPMIntl 3.6 RPM 23.27 –.59 +45 1.2m 16o

13 35 6 B B–12.5 RRSat 5.0 RRST 7.60 –.03 –79 5 14k

40 11 92 E B+12.7 RSCHldn RRR 11.77 –.27 +70 1.1m ..ò10 32 14 D B 4.6 RTIBiolog RTIX 2.59 –.11 +31 273 36k

16 23 26 E B–32.8 RTIIntl RTI 27.89 –1.14 –12 397 ..ò

9 17 2 .. D+9.0 RXiPhmn RXII 1.88 –.12 +2 451 .. ê97 96 95 B B+NH 7Rackspce RAX.33.77 +1.56+214 5.1m 99ò44 9 62 C B+3.0 RadaElrs RADA 2.79 +.12 –99 0.1 39 ê93 80 99 D B 14.77Radcom RDCM 13.16 +.11 –16 42 54k

11 47 10 D D 18.7 RadianGp .1 RDN 7.03 –.42 +6 5.6m ..ò97 95 73 A B 20.7 RadiantSys RADS.18.30 –.55 –1 373 18k

9 3 74 E D+2.6 RadientPh RPC .67 ... –33 4.0m .. ê2 2 6 E C+5.4 RadioOne ROIA 1.31 –.04 –84 2 .. ê2 2 7 E B–5.4 RadioOneD ROIAK 1.26 –.05 –5 381 .. ê

13 72 5 B D–24.0 RadioShk 1.6 r RSH 15.20 –.30 +16 3.5m 8ò

38 51 17 C B–11.0 Radisys r RSYS 8.46 –.22 –7 75 13ò58 42 92 D B 4.2 RadNet RDNT 3.50 +.12 +3 199 .. ê75 4 93 B A–10.9 Radvision RVSN 10.37 –.18 –18 41 34ò92 80 95 B D 41.37Radware RDWR 37.10 +.23 –28 447 43ò84 80 96 D A–1.7 RaeSystms RAE 1.71 –.01 –69 37 42 ê60 80 38 D B+13.6 RailAmern RA 12.48 –.47 +25 199 43k

15 1 53 E C–1.8 RainmkrS RMKR 1.40 +.01 –78 6 ..k27 65 26 C D–69.9 Ralcorp RAH 61.11 –.84 –31 288 13ò45 60 26 D C 25.5 Rambus r RMBS 20.61 –.34 +57 1.2m 12o

20 9 57 D B 13.2 RamcoGe 5.1 RPT 12.64 –.23+103 537 ..k26 22 15 D D+4.2 Ramtron RMTR 2.74 –.02 +27 128 39k

35 34 61 C C+5.6 RandLog RLOG 5.10 –.12 –93 3 50k

48 90 14 A E 106 Randgold .2 GOLD 76.43 +.42 +59 1.3m 63ò51 13 68 B C+54.1 RangeRes .3 RRC 47.66 –.26 –21 2.0m 69ò

52 15 82 .. B+4.0 RaptorPh RPTP 3.73 –.07 +11 231 ..ò51 11 99 .. B–17.9 RareElement REE 12.95 –.34 –61 2.3m ..ó75 92 84 .. B 49.6 RavnInd 1.4 RAVN 45.42 –2.14 +22 52 21 ê

96 86 83 B A 36.6 RaymJam 1.4 RJF 36.05 –.38 +9 655 16o

66 66 74 B B+60.9 Rayonier 3.7 RYN 58.85 –1.07 –16 604 26o

56 77 29 B B+60.1 RaythnB 3.0 r RTN 49.48 –1.66 +89 5.9m 9o

.. .. 47 .. ..26.8 RbsUsLCTrdp TRND 26.51 –.25+709 28 99 ê

.. .. .. .. ..0.0 TRNM TRNM 24.99 ... 0 2 99 ê58 18 90 D B+28.4 ReachLoc RLOC 22.10 –.38 +33 159 ..õ35 7 57 C B–5.4 ReadgIntA RDI 5.00 –.01 –77 6 .. ê85 80 80 C B–30.77RealD RLD 24.33 –1.36 +59 828 56ó

32 80 14 D B–4.8 RGSolarn RSOL 2.77 –.08 –15 27 34 ê30 67 50 E C+5.4 RealNtwk RNWK 3.77 –.18 +15 447 ..k73 47 95 C C 34.2 Realpage RP 27.20 –1.09 –32 144 99õ

36 44 45 B B–36.0 RealtyI 5.0 O 34.54 –.58 –40 540 37x

.. .. 46 .. E 23.8 ReavesUt 6.4 UTG 21.73 –.17 +29 94 ..õ52 93 6 A E 7.4 ReconTch RCON 4.36 +.05 +26 12 5k

75 71 75 A D–49.0 RedHat r RHT 41.06 –.32 +43 3.1m 54o

14 8 43 E B 8.4 RedLionH RLH 7.73 –.26 –18 47 ..k13 11 28 D B 29.1 RedRobin r RRGB 20.65 –.34 +4 254 33ò7 6 18 C B+6.1 ReddyIce FRZ 3.59 –.04 –37 102 ..k

65 13 99 B A–9.9 Rediff.com REDF 7.05 –.04 –17 871 ..o18 28 30 B B–17.3 Redwood 6.7 RWT 15.00 –.28 +4 476 8ò34 71 36 .. A–27.1 ReedEls 3.3 ENL 25.86 –.46 –11 63 22k

28 74 38 .. C 36.3 ReedEls 3.4 RUK 34.95 –.70+635 204 24k

43 25 83 D A 3.1 Reedsn REED 2.47 –.30+459 179 .. ê89 89 66 B B+70.7 RegalBel 1.0 RBC 66.11 –1.88 –50 209 16k

23 55 20 E C+16.7 RegalEnt 5.9 RGC 12.23 –.09 –42 1.2m 19ò41 80 50 E C+45.0 Regency 4.3 REG 42.73 –.36 –9 599 77ò46 47 51 B C 27.8 RegncyE 6.7 RGNC 26.75 ... –21 330 .. ê44 1 83 D B 35.9 Regeneron REGN 33.45 –1.42 –46 358 ..ò

25 63 27 E B–9.3 RegionF .6 RF 6.88 –.27 –1 27m ..o16 32 19 D C+21.7 Regis .9 RGS 16.85 –.20 +49 1.2m 13o

79 94 34 B B+31.9 RehabCare RHB 24.68 –.81 –52 109 11o

70 65 64 B A–NH ReinsGrp .8 RGA 57.39 –1.58 +67 686 9ò

22 12 41 E B 7.3 ReisInc r REIS 6.95 +.10 –98 0.3 99 ê81 61 76 D B+55.5 RelStlAl .8 RS 52.19 –1.21 –35 479 16ò

5 11 24 C C+3.3 RelivInt 1.8 RELV 2.22 –.08 –64 5 14k

2 2 5 B C+4.7 RELM RWC 1.85 –.01 –49 24 26 ê42 65 14 A B+14.5 RenscLr 3.0 RLRN 10.64 –1.62 +85 90 13 ê

33 12 60 B B–66.2 RenaisRe 1.5 r RNR 65.11 –.87 +33 452 7k

27 52 34 B C+18.2 Renasnt 4.2 RNST 16.07 –.40 –4 66 11 ê72 80 86 C B–15.37ReneSolan SOL 10.18 –.47 +21 4.3m 9o

11 1 10 E B–2.9 RennGEnt RCG 1.96 +.02+238 22 99k

78 74 81 B B 33.1 RentACtr .8 r RCII 29.91 –.98 –11 505 10ò19 20 45 E C–1.5 Rentech RTK 1.23 –.07 +88 3.1m ..k80 87 68 C C 31.0 Rentrak RENT 26.98 –.47 +34 34 44k

91 80 90 D B+5.4 Repligen RGEN 5.10 –.15 –35 48 ..k69 55 92 D B–4.9 ReprosTh RPRX 2.63 –.08 –87 156 ..o69 56 77 C B–31.8 Repsol 3.2 REP 31.11 –.39+102 1.5m 14ò13 33 18 B D–9.6 RepubAir RJET 6.28 –.15 +14 895 ..k30 85 14 B C–26.4 RpBKY 3.1 RBCAA 18.60 –1.82+510 201 6 ê

29 14 72 E B+4.9 RepublcFst FRBK 3.16 –.04 +48 88 .. ê49 69 36 B B–33.0 RepbSvc 2.6 r RSG 30.69 –.60 –13 2.2m 18ò70 32 97 E A–7.3 RschFrnt REFR 6.65 –.26 –8 69 ..o76 99 28 A B+77.0 RschInMt r RIMM 60.15 –1.83 –7 11m 10o

63 92 30 A D 35.9 Resmed RMD 31.08 –1.97+337 4.6m 19o

94 59 91 D A+NH ResoluteEn REN 17.43 +.08+146 1.3m ..o42 7 87 E A–7.5 RescAm 1.7 r REXI 6.91 –.08 –71 17 ..k48 67 67 E C 7.7 ResceCap 13 RSO 7.17 –.18 –12 597 ..o65 80 78 D B 21.9 ResConn .8 RECN 19.86 –.44 +15 302 90 ê53 49 65 D B–3.4 RespGenn RGDX 2.33 –.06 –81 1 .. ê16 19 29 D B–10.6 RetailO 1.8 ROIC 9.75 –.17 –17 217 .. ê65 36 89 D B 17.4 RetailVnt RVI 15.00 –.86 +79 276 13 ê64 33 70 C B+16.2 Retalix RTLX 14.90 –.35 –61 3 29 ê43 18 67 D A+2.3 RetrctbTec RVP 1.88 –.11 +55 20 .. ê.. .. 52 .. A+40.3 RevADRFd 2.1 RTR 39.29 –.89 –41 4 .. ê.. .. 52 .. D–34.5 RevFin .5 RWW 32.06 –.62 –29 4 .. ê.. .. 59 .. A NH RevLgC 1.3 RWL 24.18 –.42+139 87 .. ê.. .. 67 .. B+NH RevMidC .5 RWK 29.96 –.63 –33 21 .. ê.. .. 63 .. B–39.5 RevNavA 1.0 RWV 37.53 –1.17 –83 0.2 .. ê

.. .. 63 .. D+33.3 RevSmC .4 RWJ 32.16 –.91 –31 20 .. ê2 6 5 D C–18.8 Revlon REV 9.85 –.33 +8 119 11ò

43 80 17 B C+19.3 RexAmerican r REX 15.12 –.29 +13 32 11 ê29 22 22 D C–15.4 RexEngyn REXX 11.56 –.28 +46 720 ..o26 3 85 E C+3.7 RexahnP RNN 1.46 –.05 –20 739 .. ê44 61 48 B B 34.5 ReynldAm 6.2 RAI 31.81 –.75 –29 1.7m 13ò75 63 59 D A–26.0 RhinoRe 6.7 RNO 24.96 –.52 –7 41 10x

85 42 83 B B+13.1 Rchrdsn .6 r RELL 12.90 –.05 +37 162 19 ê39 50 32 D C–5.7 RichmontMn RIC 4.43 +.01 –35 69 26k

9 9 28 E B+16.1 RicksCabrt RICK 8.82 –.10 –23 70 ..ò31 80 8 E E 9.4 RigelPh RIGL 6.82 –.15 –14 194 12 ê84 38 87 A C 28.6 RightNow r RNOW 25.75 –.69 –52 195 62k

56 34 54 C ..14.8 Rignet RNET 13.44 +.10 –27 96 ..õ19 31 15 C D 18.3 Rimage RIMG 14.15 –.24 +5 23 18 ê93 92 75 A C 73.0 RioTinto 1.3 RIO 68.03 –2.67 +56 3.4m 13ò

82 55 71 A A 25.6 RitchieB 1.7 RBA 25.00 –.15 +38 486 37 ê31 13 57 C A–1.8 RiteAid RAD 1.22 –.05+183 13m .. ê99 98 98 A B–39.97Riverbed RVBD.35.53 +.62+125 9.2m 60o

.. .. 63 .. D 10.2 RivLInt 17 SLS 9.50 –.19+170 82 .. ê67 80 80 E A–4.2 RvrvB RVSB 2.99 +.14+226 95 .. ê.. .. 29 .. E 18.7 RivusB 6.4 BDF 17.85 +.02 +20 30 .. ê

46 80 33 D B–15.1 RoadrnTr RRTS 13.31 –.36 –66 34 36õ98 95 95 C B+42.6 RobbMyr .4 RBN 41.72 +.99+110 954 30o

73 69 64 D C+34.3 RobrtHlf 1.7 r RHI 30.77 –.79+109 2.5m 69o

11 12 50 E B 2.6 RobertsRlty RPI 1.70 +.08 –5 4 42 ê37 80 19 C B–13.9 RochstrMd ROCM 10.30 –.42 +20 37 93 ê93 95 82 B B+68.7 RockTen 1.2 RKT 66.14 –1.22+186 2.3m 13o

77 65 83 C A–15.1 RockvFi 1.8 RCKB 14.80 –.06 +88 63 21 ê99 84 89 A A–83.0 RockwlA 1.7 ROK 80.34 –2.36 +91 2.2m 22o

65 65 48 A B 68.0 RockColl 1.5 COL 63.81 –1.09 +43 1.8m 17o

52 29 88 E B+9.7 RockwllMdTc RMTI 9.37 –.10 –48 18 .. ê85 85 87 C C–42.27RockwdH ROC 39.52 –1.22 +18 832 21ò

61 57 77 D B+11.8 RockyBr RCKY 11.03 –.19 –42 16 11k

47 59 47 A B–10.5 RyMtCh 4.0 RMCF 10.08 –.30+187 29 15 ê6 8 3 B D 4.8 RodmanRn r RODM 2.27 –.12 –34 82 15k

92 70 94 B B–40.1 Rofin–Sinar r RSTI 38.52 +.42 +96 351 37k

41 78 27 A E 40.8 RogrsCo 3.7 r RCI 34.76 –.26 +77 733 11k

80 64 87 C B+44.0 Rogers ROG 42.31 –.57 +19 88 22k

91 89 77 A B–20.2 Rollins 1.5 ROL 18.90 –.69 +55 415 30 ê27 45 20 C B–13.0 RomFn 3.1 r ROMA 10.29 –.24 –34 30 73 ê73 55 79 C A+13.0 RomBnc 3.1 ROME 11.74 –.33 –91 0.7 23õ88 89 75 B C+78.6 RoperInd .6 ROP 75.69 –.97 +37 768 24ò13 33 1 D D–2.5 RosettaG ROSG .83 –.01 –52 50 .. ê83 52 95 D B–39.2 RosettaR ROSE 37.66 +.89 +8 747 64ò15 43 11 B C 27.5 RosettaSt RST 19.04 –.49 +77 211 17ò90 94 74 A B+67.5 RossSts 1.0 r ROST.65.46 –1.53 –22 924 14o

97 96 92 A A–69.57RoviCorp r ROVI 60.97 –3.89 +96 3.1m 29ò

78 57 76 C B 35.4 Rowan RDC 34.31 –.67 –13 1.9m 12o

5 40 5 E C+4.9 RylcPA RBPAA 1.60 +.01 –95 0.4 .. ê15 34 27 C B–62.3 RoyalBk 3.7 RY 53.33 –.46 –2 676 15o

18 68 25 E B–18.0 RBScotldn RBS 13.42 –.34 –20 339 ..k70 72 88 C B–50.0 RylCarib RCL 45.55 –1.73 +98 4.7m 21o

75 49 66 A B 70.9 RoyDShA 4.1 RDSA 70.28 –.44 +26 2.4m 12k

73 49 69 A B–70.7 RoyDShB 4.8 RDSB 69.67 –.84 +9 1.0m 11k

57 83 25 A E 55.2 RoylGld .9 RGLD 46.62 +.44 +5 478 52ò74 80 41 D B+2.7 RoyaleEgy ROYL 2.26 –.03 –32 34 37 ê.. .. 68 .. B+7.8 RoyceFcs FUND 7.57 –.14+153 104 .. ê.. .. 68 .. C+10.1 RoyceMC .8 RMT 9.60 –.27 –13 70 .. ê.. .. 74 .. B 15.0 RoyceV .2 RVT 14.34 –.46 +15 230 .. ê

35 17 84 .. D–6.3 Rubicon RBY 4.96 +.11 +16 2.3m ..o42 80 9 C D–35.9 RubiconTn RBCN 18.90 +.10 +3 607 33ò76 70 84 C C–15.6 RubyTues RT 13.22 –.66 +10 603 15 ê34 89 29 B E 40.0 Ruddick 1.5 RDK 33.85 –.54 –4 306 14õ98 80 80 C A 11.07RudolphTch RTEC 9.76 –.39 +80 431 12ò63 90 35 A D–37.6 rue21 RUE 29.25 –.51 –55 68 25 ê71 39 97 D A 15.0 RuralMtro RURL 13.99 –.23 –15 93 22k

4 8 18 D B–7.3 RurbanFnl RBNF 3.71 –.47+142 17 .. ê78 69 82 D B+21.2 RushEntA RUSHA 18.87 –1.05 +28 202 42k

72 69 79 D B 20.2 RushEntB RUSHB 16.23 –1.09 +57 14 36k

44 28 65 C B 6.6 RuthsHosp RUTH 4.70 –.25+197 852 12k

31 43 34 B B–33.4 RyanrHl 6.0 RYAAY 30.25 –.19 +50 729 17k

54 64 57 D B+53.6 Ryder 2.3 r R 47.73 –1.69 +47 746 23ò

.. .. 78 .. B NH Rdx2xSPX .8 RSU 42.26 –1.58+104 90 ..k

.. .. 5 .. E 63.6 RdxIn2xSP RSW 37.28 +1.23+204 159 ..k

.. .. 27 .. ..41.5 RyMsAcEqWt EWAC 39.91 –.73 –7 1 99 ê

.. .. 40 .. ..43.3 RxMiEfE .0 EWEF 42.21 –.71 +17 3 99 ê

.. .. 25 .. ..42.7 RxMEMEW .1 EWEM 39.36 –1.28 +52 4 99 ê

.. .. 44 .. ..32.1 RxMCEW .1 EWRM 31.52 –.58 –22 8 99 ê

.. .. 44 .. ..32.1 Rx1000E .1 EWRI 31.58 –.48 +42 4 99 ê

.. .. 34 .. ..32.6 Rx2000E .1 EWRS 31.25 –.58 –81 1 99 ê

.. .. 51 .. B+92.8 RydRus50 1.9 XLG 91.19 –1.42 +12 25 ..k

.. .. 63 .. A–NH RXSPEWt 1.2 RSP 47.87 –.97 –2 989 ..k

.. .. 72 .. A+44.9 RdxSPGth .4 RPG 43.66 –.83 +5 77 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B NH RdxSPVal 1.2 RPV 29.34 –.62 +5 25 ..k

.. .. 59 .. B–46.6 RdxCnsDs .9 RCD 45.33 –1.12 –79 1 ..k

.. .. 39 .. D 57.3 RdxCnStp 2.0 RHS 55.79 –.77 –92 0.1 ..k

.. .. 80 .. B+NH RdxEngy .6 RYE 65.50 –.25+253 27 ..k

.. .. 56 .. A+65.7 RdxHlthC .3 RYH 64.45 –1.17 –85 2 ..k

.. .. 69 .. A–56.6 RdxIndls 1.2 RGI 55.40 –1.17+105 13 ..k

.. .. 67 .. B+65.0 RdxMatls 2.6 RTM 63.32 –1.03 –64 3 ..k

.. .. 69 .. C–57.5 RdxTech .3 RYT 55.55 –1.33+165 38 ..k

.. .. 46 .. A 52.2 RdxUtil 3.5 RYU 51.42 –.82 –23 3 ..k

.. .. 74 .. B 80.2 RdxMGth .1 RFG 77.92 –1.41 –50 52 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B–NH RdxMVal 1.0 RFV 34.65 –.86 –57 6 ..k

.. .. 67 .. B–49.1 RdxSCGr .8 RZG 47.48 –1.13 –62 4 ..k

.. .. 59 .. B 42.7 RdxSCVal .4 RZV 38.33 –1.34 –48 23 ..k

10 7 29 E B+26.0 RylandGp .7 RYL 17.78 –.41 +55 1.4m ..o

— S —.. .. 66 .. B–170 S&PMdcp .9 MDY 166.6 –3.16 +53 5.0m ..o

34 61 47 D C+25.8 S&TBcp 2.8 STBA 21.72 –.70 +9 85 16k

59 9 84 C A+5.3 SWSeed SANW 4.64 –.11 –54 13 ..õ45 89 26 B B–19.8 SAIC SAI 16.40 –.25 –26 2.0m 11o

94 87 70 A B+NH SAPAG .7 r SAP 57.23 –.13+158 3.6m 19o

27 17 58 E B–41.3 SBAComm SBAC 40.95 –.06 –18 911 ..ò13 4 23 B C 41.0 SCBTFi 2.2 SCBT 31.17 –1.29 +80 43 99 ê

59 63 52 B B–24.9 SEI .9 r SEIC 22.76 –.24+175 1.9m 18 ê92 80 85 D A–10.4 SFNGrp SFN 9.59 –.32 +62 524 47k

84 99 23 A ..5.3 SGOCOGroup SGOC 4.85 –.05 –92 2 2õ69 71 94 E B 9.6 SIFinl 1.3 SIFID 9.05 ... +25 82 41k

15 45 29 D C 28.2 SJW 2.8 SJW 24.46 –1.36 +59 48 28k

20 56 24 B E 19.2 SKTelcm 4.0 r SKM 17.34 –.21+104 2.3m 9o

69 80 75 C B–NH SLGreen .6 SLG 71.85 –.74 –20 606 55o

90 62 93 C A–18.5 SLInds r SLI 18.15 +.15 –51 2 14 ê81 38 76 A A NH SLM SLM 14.40 –.22 +19 5.4m 7o

85 34 93 B A–61.9 SMEner .2 SM 58.81 –.09 –26 601 47ò61 24 70 C A 1.9 SMFEnrs r FUEL 1.65 –.04 –80 7 ..k90 80 86 B B–4.7 7SMTC SMTX 3.40 ... –47 84 5 ê29 33 45 C B 7.3 SOneCorp SONE 6.39 –.33 –17 163 42 ê67 80 42 D A+10.0 SPBancorp SPBC 9.93 ... –99 0.1 55õ75 67 76 C B 16.8 SPSCmc SPSC 15.55 –.24 –78 14 59õ71 56 73 C B–NH SPX 1.3 SPW 76.41 –1.52 –11 386 19ò

76 61 84 C A–27.7 SRAIntl SRX 26.77 –.10+122 1.7m 20ò68 27 97 E A+6.0 SRISurgEx STRC 5.89 +.00 –97 0.6 .. ê67 36 73 B B 11.1 SRSLabs SRSL 10.30 –.16 +27 72 39k

52 97 21 B D 22.0 SSnC SSNC 18.25 –.72 +33 109 24õ81 40 89 B A–22.8 STEC r STEC 20.73 –.39 –13 1.5m 24ò48 96 9 A C 28.2 STRHld STRI 18.20 –.55 –5 569 13 ê45 35 70 B C+56.7 SVBFincl SIVB 52.42 –.53 –14 458 23 ê2 17 1 E E 12.8 SWSGrp .9 SWS 4.53 –.13 –29 333 ..k

94 83 90 A B+48.9 SXCHlth SXCI 46.79 –1.75 –37 210 43o

47 88 30 B C–25.6 SYBcp 3.0 SYBT 23.71 –.51+370 85 14 ê73 44 75 B B 7.0 SabaSftwr r SABA 6.51 –.14 +41 130 43 ê75 77 68 A D+65.0 SabnRylt 6.3 SBR 59.48 +.63 0 21 17 ê26 61 25 .. A–19.3 SbHlthReit SBRA 18.64 –.31 –63 76 11k

32 37 37 B C+9.0 SafeBulk 7.1 SB 8.43 +.02 –18 111 5k

59 1 78 B A 17.9 SafeguardSc SFE 16.58 –.62 +6 90 .. ê41 32 73 C B 50.1 SafeIns 4.1 r SAFT 48.68 –1.15 –5 36 13 ê

6 51 16 D D–27.0 Safeway 2.3 r SWY 20.51 –.14 +30 5.4m 13ò82 84 83 C B 29.0 SagaComm SGA 25.45 –1.30+150 3 7 ê

19 27 37 E B+17.7 Saia SAIA 14.85 –.55 –15 53 ..õ74 65 80 E A–12.2 SaksInc SKS 11.35 –.43 –31 1.9m 99ò3 9 9 D B–5.8 SalemCmA SALM 3.20 +.10 –50 9 21 ê

95 80 91 A D 151 7Salesforc CRM.131.6 +3.37 +29 4.1m 99ò63 80 65 C B–27.5 Salisbr 4.1 SAL 27.00 ... –75 0.3 16k

58 80 50 D C+49.1 SalixPh SLXP 40.50 –1.21 +31 978 ..o

79 83 83 D C–15.3 SallyBty SBH 13.09 –.24 +44 1.1m 17k

92 55 99 D A+2.5 SamsOGn SSN 2.18 –.07 +14 1.5m ..k53 75 27 A C–28.5 SanJuanB 4.3 SJT 23.77 +.11 –6 168 14o

74 80 79 C C 7.7 SandMr 2.9 SMHG 6.92 –.23 +59 58 20 ê18 40 12 B D–59.4 SandrFa 1.7 SAFM 41.03 –.75 –27 302 6ò86 54 84 A B–53.6 SanDisk SNDK.46.80 –4.52+245 26m 10o

67 19 63 B A–9.3 Sandrdgen SD 7.27 +.11 +65 14m 25ò57 80 71 E C+NH SndySp 1.7 SASR 18.97 –.46 +58 84 26 ê10 3 7 C D–17.5 Sanfilippo JBSS 11.49 –.54 +13 25 17 ê

55 9 96 D B+8.9 SngmoBio SGMO 7.39 –.29 –24 401 ..ò82 80 47 B A–20.3 Sanmina SANM 14.87 –.61 +98 2.8m 9o

25 59 26 .. B–39.5 SanofAvt 3.3 SNY 33.35 –1.90 +83 4.1m 7ò

29 36 24 B B 5.7 Santarus SNTS 3.14 –.21 +29 485 28o

90 67 92 A A+3.3 Sapiens SPNS 3.22 +.00 –31 17 9 ê79 91 53 A B–13.4 Sapient SAPE 11.79 –.74 +70 1.6m 29k

55 80 48 C D+6.0 SappiLtd SPP 4.97 –.19 +26 49 49õ29 23 76 B C+20.3 SaraLee 2.7 r SLE 17.17 –.47+115 19m 23ò31 13 35 C B+25.7 SaratogaI 85 SAR 20.51 –.28 –68 2 7 ê82 88 68 B D+52.6 Sasol 3.1 SSL 48.34 –1.52 +68 331 14ò

93 43 94 B A 5.5 SatconTech SATC 4.98 –.07 +21 2.5m ..o90 80 96 D B 33.77SauerDnf SHS 28.28 –.86 –10 126 44 ê34 28 66 B C–NH SaulCen 3.1 BFS 47.19 –1.21 –56 34 42k

2 17 7 E C 12.2 SavanhBp SAVB 7.08 –.12 –35 9 .. ê10 14 4 D D–23.5 SavientPh SVNT 9.38 –.32+179 5.7m ..ò

48 1 94 E B+NH Savvis SVVS 30.26 +3.69+999 6.4m ..ò40 49 47 C B–NH Scana 4.5 SCG 42.07 –.60 +10 749 14k

84 90 81 B C+NH Scansrce SCSC 36.68 +2.73+235 364 16 ê57 54 47 C A–21.2 Schawk 1.8 SGK 18.08 –.76 +60 85 14 ê4 22 17 B E 11.0 SchiffNutr WNI 7.18 –.31 +48 89 15 ê

95 66 83 A B 87.9 Schlmbrg 1.2 SLB 86.67 +.69 +16 8.7m 30o

71 29 74 D A 4.2 Schmitt SMIT 3.90 ... –21 2 .. ê91 78 79 B B 69.4 Schnitzr .1 SCHN 60.26 –1.95 –31 211 18o

26 30 43 C B+32.0 Scholas 1.3 r SCHL 29.82 –1.11 +31 227 13 ê

1 4 6 E D–24.7 SchoolSpec SCHS 13.27 –.36 –25 69 ..k37 51 21 B B 27.2 Schlmn 2.9 SHLM 21.21 –.59 –28 183 16o

74 64 47 B A 20.0 Schwb 1.3 SCHW 17.79 –.35 +3 10m 27o

.. .. 44 .. D+29.5 SchwEMkt .8 SCHE 27.33 –.94+168 390 ..k

.. .. 49 .. A 28.7 SchwInt 1.7 SCHF 28.01 –.59 +19 237 ..k

.. .. 61 .. A–29.8 SchwInt 2.3 SCHC 29.05 –.50 –38 38 ..k

.. .. 27 .. E 51.7 SchwbIn 1.3 SCHR 49.63 +.19 +97 23 99 ê

.. .. 29 .. E 50.3 SchbShT .3 SCHO 50.11 +.06 +38 22 99 ê

.. .. 59 .. A–NH SchUSM 1.4 SCHB 30.83 –.57+211 1.0m ..k

.. .. 59 .. C+NH SchwUSL 1.5 SCHX 30.41 –.56 +10 238 ..k

.. .. 64 .. B 31.3 SchwLCGr .7 SCHG 30.61 –.63 +17 109 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B–29.3 SchwLCV 2.2 SCHV 28.73 –.45 +73 90 ..k5 1 29 .. ..NH SchwbUMC SCHM 25.05 –.45+266 112 99 ê5 1 37 .. ..NH SchwUsReit SCHH 25.76 –.47 +87 135 99 ê.. .. 67 .. B 35.5 SchUSSC 1.0 SCHA 34.30 –.79 –2 215 ..k.. .. 27 .. C–52.8 SchwbUS .9 SCHP 50.49 +.17 –6 29 99o

38 52 24 B B 77.7 SchwtzM 1.0 SWM 60.38 –1.46 –23 193 14ò

79 39 68 A B+4.5 SciClone SCLN 3.92 –.13 –30 208 9o

14 8 26 E A–17.0 SciGames r SGMS 10.12 –.37 –2 929 ..o3 7 5 B D–5.8 SciLearn SCIL 3.22 –.25 –73 4 ..k

35 27 58 C C–15.8 Sciquest SQI 13.38 –.18 –97 1 95õ9 11 9 B D 13.0 ScorpioT r STNG 9.94 –.13 –24 67 99õ

58 38 43 C A–55.0 ScottMG 1.9 r SMG 51.36 –2.77+236 1.5m 16o

33 65 47 E D+11.8 ScrippsEW r SSP 9.11 –.25 –3 222 17k

62 93 29 A D–53.3 ScrippsN .7 SNI 45.99 –.37 +12 863 21ò77 80 81 C C 2200 Seaboard .2 SEB 1965 – 105 +11 1 12 ê

21 20 39 .. D 38.0 SeabrGld SA 28.51 +.60 –22 267 ..o21 12 43 D B+11.6 SeaBrght 2.1 SBX 9.67 –.30 +23 112 .. ê41 39 43 C C 9.5 SeaChng SEAC 8.37 –.38 –22 117 26 ê29 54 66 E B 2.6 Seacoast SBCF 1.69 +.04 –4 298 .. ê98 90 91 A A–NH SeacorHldg r CKH 106.0 +1.07 –39 164 9k

55 80 72 E D+14.7 SeacbCo 17 BOX 13.46 ... –32 80 14õ55 15 72 A D–35.3 Seadril 8.1 SDRL 32.23 –.89 –19 1.2m 10ó17 4 16 B B–21.6 Seagate r STX 13.80 –.20 +15 13m 5o

3 1 2 E E 23.1 Seahawkn HAWK 7.02 –.22 –36 138 ..ò68 65 75 C B–27.4 SealAir 2.0 SEE 26.64 –.54 –2 1.1m 16o

22 73 17 E D 4.2 Sealy ZZ 2.66 –.13 +79 463 11 ê7 6 5 C D 2.2 Seanergy SHIP .91 –.02 –32 132 .. ê6 20 12 E C+6.4 SearchMed IDI 3.02 +.02 –80 7 ..k1 4 17 E B–125 SearsHldgs SHLD 76.08 –.70 +21 972 39ò

88 97 69 A B–15.1 Seaspan 3.6 SSW 14.00 –.04 –6 213 7o

54 13 75 D B+18.1 SeattGene SGEN 16.16 –.91 +55 1.3m ..ò9 33 19 E B+3.6 SecrtyNtl SNFCA 1.99 +.02 –40 3 .. ê

63 54 75 D A–12.1 SelctCmft SCSS 10.03 –.48 –3 491 19ò14 51 10 B E 10.1 SelMedH r SEM 6.70 –.24 –38 214 12k

13 43 13 E B–6.3 Selectica SLTC 4.74 +.14 –92 0.4 ..õ21 24 52 C C+18.9 SelInsG 2.9 SIGI 18.00 –.27+109 252 13k

45 18 64 D A 29.1 SemgroupA SEMG 27.91 +.37 +50 213 ..õ41 80 16 D C–6.7 SemiMfg SMI 3.70 –.15 –20 175 ..k59 80 4 A ..32.1 SemldsCo LEDS 18.26 –.02 –73 203 34 ê21 34 32 B C+54.5 SmpraEn 3.0 r SRE 51.87 –.46 +4 1.6m 13ò95 97 69 A C+25.1 Semtech SMTC.21.74 –.48 +43 902 14o

6 20 19 C C 33.5 SenecaA SENEA 25.11 +.36 –7 41 12 ê3 20 10 C D–33.0 SenecaB SENEB 23.12 –1.41 –33 0.4 11 ê

14 1 30 E C+0.8 SenescoTch SNT .30 +.00 +38 688 ..k35 64 26 B C+25.3 SnrHouse 6.6 SNH 22.26 –.20 –6 1.6m 24ò50 44 84 D B 7.9 Senomyx SNMX 5.90 –.41 +3 157 ..k99 84 94 A B+NH 7Sensata ST 31.01 –.31 –18 369 17o

60 82 60 B D–37.7 Sensient 2.5 SXT 34.11 –.85 +40 406 16k

35 3 71 E D 8.7 Sequenm SQNM 6.66 –.35 +9 2.3m ..o64 70 58 A E 5.5 SeraCare SRLS 4.37 –.17 –87 6 12k

42 71 38 C B+9.7 Service 1.8 r SCI 8.67 –.11 –20 675 15ò20 17 42 D B–7.2 Servidy 1.6 SERV 2.57 –.01 –1 11 .. ê16 48 17 D D 11.3 Servotro 3.5 SVT 8.65 ... –53 0.7 9 ê15 9 2 A C 3.1 SevenArts SAPX .79 +.00 –88 6 ..k72 80 86 C C 25.477DaysGp SVN 18.23 –.27 –32 176 95 ê55 50 88 E B+6.6 SevernBcp SVBI 5.50 +.16+431 26 .. ê81 79 83 A C+14.8 ShmirO 5.9 SHMR 13.67 –.15 +11 41 13 ê20 62 9 B D 9.1 ShandaG r GAME 5.92 +.11 +28 997 8o

22 37 19 B B–49.9 ShandaInt r SNDA 39.73 –.31 +19 217 17o

90 96 33 A A 15.9 Shangpharma SHP 13.05 –.26 –64 20 21õ4 17 5 C D–8.3 Sharps SMED 3.88 +.14+125 173 .. ê

55 61 40 B B 22.9 ShawCom 4.4 SJR 21.06 –.15+200 332 15 ê61 63 57 D A–40.5 ShawGp r SHAW 36.72 –1.43 +8 1.1m 18o

29 53 14 B D+20.0 ShndCm 2.0 SHEN 16.31 –.95+120 75 16 ê43 84 4 A E 7.7 ShengTchn SDTH 4.18 +.03 –66 89 8 ê40 71 6 A D–10.6 ShengInn VALV 5.40 –.01 –74 19 4k

72 56 71 A B NH ShrwnW 1.7 SHW 84.46 –1.24 +5 899 18o

91 80 96 B A–13.9 ShilohInds SHLO 12.85 –.71 –31 13 29k

72 80 70 C D–1.7 ShinerIntn BEST 1.45 –.03 –2 81 10 ê42 66 63 C C+96.8 Shinhan .6 SHG 89.09 –.12 +52 69 12k

19 28 48 B E 23.1 ShipFin 7.2 SFL 19.98 –.09+101 609 10ò93 98 68 A A–81.6 ShirLtd .4 SHPGY 78.63 –1.86 –42 253 18ò

52 64 55 C B–30.1 ShoeCrnvl SCVL 24.60 –1.08 –24 50 12 ê

5 10 13 D B–14.8 ShoreBa 2.4 SHBI 9.92 +.02 –34 6 .. ê66 18 79 D B+9.0 ShoreTeln SHOR 7.27 –.95 +93 618 .. ê58 45 60 B C 11.8 ShuflMstr SHFL 10.41 –.32 +11 361 22o

81 68 89 B B 37.0 Shutterfly SFLY 32.81 –.96 +14 258 44ò66 58 79 D B+130 Siemens 2.1 SI 127.3 –3.16 –11 943 20o

11 29 21 D B+14.1 SierraB 2.3 BSRR 10.52 –.13+100 41 16x

85 73 88 C C–16.5 SierraWr SWIR 14.15 –.17 –36 166 24k

51 31 81 C B–17.3 SifcoIndustr SIF 16.32 +.05 +30 6 16k

49 38 91 E B 3.6 SifyTech SIFY 2.53 –.08 –33 588 .. ê45 12 87 D D+14.4 SigaTech SIGA 11.76 –.32 –9 308 ..o77 88 47 A D+67.9 SigmAl 1.0 SIAL 62.40 –1.42 0 548 19ò

97 89 77 A B+15.0 SigmaDsgn SIGM 13.93 –.44 +42 502 10o

90 80 80 C B–7.4 Sigmatron SGMA 7.19 –.08 –47 4 6 ê92 96 86 A B 54.87SigntrBk SBNY 52.57 –1.29 0 261 21 ê

89 84 84 C A–44.5 SignetJwlrs SIG 41.56 –1.04 –44 312 16 ê

66 61 74 C B+37.8 SilgnHld 1.1 r SLGN 36.70 –.79 –25 221 17ò97 88 96 A A 21.0 SilcLtd SILC 20.09 –.35 +34 65 24 ê50 33 81 D B 12.7 SilicGrIn SGI 10.30 –.30 –4 301 ..ò92 80 96 E B+8.2 7SilcnImg SIMG 6.79 –.40 +25 1.4m 75ò49 47 39 B C 53.2 SilcnLab SLAB 43.65 –.99 +21 721 18o

76 80 58 D B–6.5 SilicnMot SIMO 5.30 +.15 +81 360 ..ò56 7 70 B A 7.3 Slcnware 4.4 SPIL 6.77 –.38 +87 3.3m 22 ê22 1 66 E E 30.0 SilverStd SSRI 23.29 +.56 +33 1.6m ..o90 96 94 A E 42.3 SilvWhtn SLW.31.49 +1.44 +41 15m 49o

88 95 91 A E 13.6 Silvrcp .7 SVM 10.71 +.58 +17 2.9m 33ò36 12 85 D B 1.7 SilverlfR SVLF 1.35 –.01 –30 33 6 ê85 82 90 B B 13.87Simceren SCR 12.23 +.03 +33 152 34 ê27 34 38 B C 30.2 SimnsFt 2.7 SFNC 28.30 –.71 +74 62 18 ê69 92 63 B C–106 SimonPr 3.2 SPG 100.0 –1.38 –8 1.6m 41ò

39 66 48 D C–35.6 SmpsnMf 1.4 SSD 29.61 –1.16 +9 246 31k

45 23 59 C C 22.4 SimsGrp 1.5 SMS 19.15 –.56 –18 69 45k

82 81 75 A C 3.5 Simulatns SLP 3.03 –.11 –11 33 23 ê92 95 97 B A–90.17SinaCorp SINA.80.68 –2.38 +15 2.4m 51o

80 80 82 D C+8.8 Sinclair SBGI 8.43 –.13 +34 450 10k

.. .. 66 .. B–15.9 Singapor 1.9 SGF 14.84 –.17 –51 17 ..õ46 69 21 B B+9.7 SinoCEn SCEI 6.59 –.06 –47 77 16õ6 7 14 D E 5.0 SinoGlob SINO 2.27 ... –87 0.6 ..k

18 2 18 B B+53.7 SinoCkg SCOK 11.62 –.46 –44 336 16o

77 82 37 A B 4.3 SinoHub SIHI 2.71 –.04 –45 115 4 ê74 6 93 B A–62.9 Sinopec .6 SHI 60.54 +1.08 +31 29 16 ê75 17 75 B A–8.6 SinotechEnrg CTE 8.30 +.01 –45 152 ..õ24 49 23 .. B–7.1 Sinovac SVA 4.52 –.05 –8 331 21 ê57 22 89 D A–1.7 SiriusX SIRI 1.62 +.00 +3 44m 40ò85 77 75 B B+45.1 SironaDen SIRO 43.53 –.99 –14 247 25ò26 75 7 B C 44.9 SkechersA SKX 21.00 –.42 –21 1.1m 6ò93 60 99 C A–11.6 SklldHcren SKH 10.69 –.28 –52 188 10ò41 39 47 B ..7.2 Sky–Mobi MOBI 6.30 –.14 –46 346 ..ó8 2 36 E C–29.4 Skyline 3.6 SKY 19.92 –1.44 –28 25 .. ê

36 70 10 A B 8.1 SkyPFrtJ SPU 4.90 –.09 –38 84 4 ê43 36 27 A C–12.0 SkystarB SKBI 7.88 –.34 +7 62 4 ê11 25 40 D C–16.8 Skywst 1.1 r SKYW 15.14 –.98 +44 307 10k

99 99 97 A B+33.2 SkywksSol r SWKS.31.33 –1.42 +65 6.5m 21o

8 45 19 E C+6.9 SmartBaln SMBL 4.06 –.08 +26 386 36ò77 76 31 A B+8.8 SmartMod SMOD 6.57 –.27 +14 1.4m 6o

39 73 3 C C 18.0 SmartTechA SMT 9.69 –.08 –41 463 12õ31 65 3 A C+14.2 Smartht HEAT 4.91 –.12 –54 333 8o

4 19 11 E B 3.3 SmrtPros 1.7 SPRO 2.30 ... +38 7 .. ê79 70 70 A A–57.2 Smith&Ne 1.3 SNN 55.13 –.77 –72 69 15k

6 26 16 C D–4.9 SmithWes SWHC 3.55 –.04 –20 541 16o

42 34 75 B B 45.8 SmithAO 1.3 AOS 42.30 –1.29 –27 325 25 ê

85 83 81 A C 17.0 SmithMicro SMSI 12.74 –.28 +15 568 14ò64 80 76 E C 21.5 SmithfldF SFD 19.98 –.69 –28 1.6m 13o

29 81 27 C E 66.3 Smucker 2.6 r SJM 61.84 +.11 +78 1.3m 13ò96 80 95 C A+38.6 Smurfit–Stne SSCC 37.37 –.60 +86 4.9m 32o

82 91 71 C C+58.2 SnapOn 2.3 SNA 56.16 –1.36 +6 293 19ò

44 87 52 C D 24.3 Snydrs– 3.1 LNCE 20.72 –.72 +3 217 16ò92 87 80 A D–60.3 ScQmMra .9 SQM 52.72 –1.18+109 1.2m 39ò

91 72 95 A B 43.9 Sodastrm SODA 39.69 +.71 –57 354 45õ94 87 84 A B+80.97Sohu.com SOHU 73.88 +.73+110 2.0m 18ò32 4 64 B D–25.4 SolarCap 9 SLRC 24.24 –.30 –64 66 5o

40 80 20 B D+13.5 Solarfun SOLF 8.54 –.42 –1 1.8m 4o

81 85 49 A B–25.0 SolarWds r SWI 18.84 –.33 +26 662 26k

96 91 82 A B 54.87SoleraH .6 SLH 51.94 –1.09 –37 170 23k

65 23 94 E A 4.2 Solitario XPL 3.44 ... –82 14 ..k71 31 86 C A–3.3 SoltaMed SLTM 2.69 –.13 –12 217 24k

85 60 91 B B–25.0 Solutian SOA 23.20 –.70 +26 1.9m 14o

14 10 18 .. B 10.6 Somaxon SOMX 2.96 –.10 –31 1.1m ..o68 72 63 D A 9.8 SomerHl 2.6 SOMH 9.36 +.16 –81 0.6 19 ê

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 D9IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

54 18 83 E A 4.5 SondeRgrs SOQ 3.95 +.07 –4 86 .. ê67 36 89 B B+25.5 Sonesta 1.0 SNSTA 21.00 ... –54 0.6 .. ê56 27 71 B B+13.8 SonicAut SAH 12.39 –.59 –5 345 13ò31 27 38 B B–13.1 Sonic SONC 9.64 –.54 +20 1.1m 20o

95 80 97 A A–17.37SonicFdy SOFO 14.92 –.08+105 20 21 ê64 42 90 D B+15.5 SoncSltn SNIC 14.48 –.44 +40 2.4m 99ò65 82 55 B C 36.6 SonocoP 3.1 r SON 35.66 –.75 –45 246 15k

82 91 55 C B+35.5 SonoSite r SONO 33.68 –.99 –23 52 44k

25 2 35 E A–3.8 SonusNtwk SONS 2.78 –.11 +15 2.7m ..ò55 80 38 D B 40.5 Sony .7 SNE 34.78 –.59 +12 844 38ò57 90 7 A D–11.6 SORLAuto SORL 7.57 –.16 –42 65 7o

70 59 76 C C–47.8 Sothebys .5 BID 39.60 –.70 +13 1.1m 19o

81 91 37 A B 95.5 SofnHldgsA SFUN 76.11 –1.98 –83 14 27õ

9 3 35 E B–3.4 SoundBiten r SDBT 2.85 –.10 +88 18 ..k.. .. 69 .. A+57.4 SourceC 4.5 SOR 53.89 –1.32 +67 15 .. ê

72 79 52 A D+32.8 Sourcefire FIRE 24.39 +.12 –9 453 37ò74 97 62 B B–54.2 SoJerInd 2.8 SJI 52.29 –.99 +25 116 19ò3 19 17 E D+4.3 SthcstFnl SOCB 3.03 –.09+456 22 ..õ6 14 24 E A–3.2 SCmtyFnNC SCMF 1.87 +.09 –40 16 ..õ

25 39 42 B D 38.8 SouthnCo 4.8 SO 37.77 –.39 +14 4.4m 15o

83 59 84 A D+50.4 SthnCopp 3.9 SCCO 44.24 –.43 +2 1.8m 26ó47 34 82 D A 8.5 SthrnFst SFST 8.05 –.35 –92 0.2 .. ê58 97 22 B B+8.6 SoNatBV SONA 7.33 –.61+277 69 15k

62 84 47 B C+26.7 SouthnUn 2.3 SUG 26.25 –.35 –47 445 14 ê42 60 39 B B–22.5 SouthsBc 3.4 SBSI 20.27 –.63 +88 58 8 ê21 70 18 C D–14.3 SwstAirl .1 LUV 11.93 –.56 +99 11m 16o

52 49 85 D B+16.2 SWBcOK OKSB 13.98 –.65 +70 127 18 ê32 39 66 D B–38.2 Southws 2.7 SWX 37.15 –.80 +38 240 16k

29 4 80 C A 16.9 SowestGaFn SGB 11.50 –.25 –90 0.1 15 ê82 87 38 A C–46.0 SouthwstEn SWN 38.79 –.48 –21 3.8m 22ò18 41 34 C C 41.5 SovranS 4.7 SSS 38.13 –1.24 –11 121 43k

13 32 21 C D+20.0 SpanAm 2.7 SPAN 14.64 +.06 +46 6 10 ê19 24 36 D B+2.2 SpanBrdcst SBSA .96 +.01 –92 6 .. ê84 80 72 D B 21.6 Spansion CODE 19.90 –.59+146 769 9 ê58 80 45 C D–1.1 SparGroup SGRP 1.06 +.06 –92 0.2 13 ê10 24 23 E B–3.9 SparkNet LOV 3.04 –.04 –72 10 .. ê64 45 76 D B+7.1 SpartMt 1.6 SPAR 6.44 –.28 +51 263 40ò14 54 33 D D–17.8 SprtnStr 1.4 SPTN 14.75 –.30 +88 199 11k

6 6 9 D C 15.6 Spartech SEH 8.50 –.53 +38 207 50 ê89 80 86 D A 8.7 Sparton SPA 8.61 –.05 –3 40 11k

.. .. 29 .. A 45.9 SpBrTbl BIL 45.85 –.01 –7 317 .. ê

.. .. 27 .. D–58.0 SpBarAg 3.1 LAG 55.60 +.11 –50 21 .. ê

.. .. 22 .. E 53.2 SpdrNBA 4.6 BABS 47.99 +.13 –86 2 .. ê

.. .. 47 .. A NH SpdrBar 4.2 CWB 41.57 –.48+119 396 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. B–35.2 SpdrInt 3.2 IBND 32.43 –.27+100 14 .. ê

.. .. 20 .. D 39.4 SpdrBarcC 5.8 LWC 35.14 +.18 –72 5 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. B 30.6 SpdrSTC 1.9 SCPB 30.44 +.04 –41 47 .. ê

.. .. 29 .. D+55.6 SpBrcTi 2.3 IPE 53.13 +.19 –29 36 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. C+41.3 SpdrBar 9 JNK 40.23 –.22 +54 4.0m ..o

.. .. 31 .. C–62.5 SPBaInt .9 BWX 58.52 –.18 –37 104 .. ê

.. .. 29 .. C+33.9 SpdrBarcI 3.6 ITR 32.92 +.06 –16 34 ..k

.. .. 29 .. E 60.8 SpBarIn 2.0 ITE 58.85 +.09 –54 14 .. ê

.. .. 23 .. D 63.1 SpBarLT 3.9 TLO 55.00 +.34 –68 2 .. ê

.. .. 27 .. E 33.0 SpdrBar 2.0 MBG 26.78 +.09 –48 4 .. ê

.. .. 37 .. B–40.0 SpdrBarITB BWZ 37.71 +.01 +16 29 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. B 38.4 SPDRCon 1.3 XLY 37.10 –1.25 +99 11m ..o

.. .. 39 .. C–29.7 SPDRCnS 2.6 XLP 28.98 –.28 +74 9.2m ..o

.. .. 33 .. C+61.7 SPIntTi 2.4 WIP 57.77 –.43 –38 69 .. ê

.. .. 48 .. B+60.8 SpdrGlo 2.1 DGT 59.66 –1.14 –83 4 .. ê

.. .. 46 .. A–39.6 SpdrWls 7.0 RWO 37.17 –.65 –2 64 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. A–42.0 SpdrInt 8.8 RWX 38.46 –.67 –5 251 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. B+75.0 SpdrLgC 1.6 ELR 60.00 –1.02 –73 0.6 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. A–NH SpdrMdC 1.1 EMM 60.19 –1.06 –45 4 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. D+NH SpdrWil 2.9 RWR 62.21 –1.13 +60 385 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. B–NH SpdrTot 1.5 TMW 95.67 –1.87 +16 6 .. ê

.. .. 51 .. B 119 DJIADi 2.3 DIA 118.0 –1.62+161 17m ..ó

.. .. 78 .. B 72.0 SPDREne 1.4 XLE 71.11 –.31 +86 24m ..o

.. .. 39 .. A–40.6 SpdrEur 3.1 FEZ 39.24 –1.30 –20 37 .. ê

.. .. 51 .. B 17.1 SPDRFin .9 XLF 16.25 –.29 +62 113m ..o

.. .. 37 .. C+43.2 SpdrMcQ 3.7 GII 42.24 –.67 –73 1 .. ê

.. .. 51 .. E 139 SpdrGold GLD 130.3 +2.36 +86 28m ..o

.. .. 36 .. C–32.7 SPDRHlt 1.8 XLV 31.61 –.58 +98 11m ..o

.. .. 66 .. B–NH SPDRInds 1.6 XLI 35.83 –.72 +80 18m ..o

.. .. 51 .. B–29.2 KbwBk .5 KBE 26.04 –.42 +48 11m ..o

.. .. 51 .. B–40.1 KbwCM 1.7 KCE 38.70 –.83 +18 99 ..o

.. .. 56 .. B–NH KbwIns 1.6 KIE 43.34 –1.12 +77 648 .. ê

.. .. 49 .. B–29.8 KBWRB 1.4 KRE 26.21 –.45 –11 2.6m ..o

.. .. 35 .. B–52.1 SpdrMtg 1.8 KME 42.65 –.94+132 5 .. ê

.. .. 62 .. D+39.1 SPDRMat 3.1 XLB 37.81 –.60 +67 14m ..o

.. .. 69 .. A 70.0 MSTech .4 MTK 68.38 –1.62 –16 7 .. ê

.. .. 51 .. B+34.8 SpdMSxUS 2.3 CWI 33.94 –.80+751 481 .. ê

.. .. 16 .. D+23.6 SpdrNuB 4.4 CXA 20.56 +.09 –27 20 .. ê

.. .. 19 .. C+23.8 SpdrNuB 3.7 TFI 21.62 +.05 –9 325 .. ê

.. .. 17 .. D–24.6 SpdrNuB 3.9 INY 20.85 –.04+727 51 .. ê

.. .. 25 .. C–24.4 SpdrNuB 1.6 SHM 23.68 +.06 +3 443 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. C 30.5 SpdrNSP .5 VRD 30.00 +.09 –42 3 .. ê

.. .. 49 .. B 42.2 SpdrPrJ 2.2 JPP 41.19 –.56 –50 0.8 .. ê

.. .. 59 .. B–45.1 SpdrSCJ 1.6 JSC 43.85 –.57 –66 6 .. ê

.. .. 70 .. B+76.6 Spdr400 .3 MDYG 75.17 –1.32 –47 4 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. A–56.2 Spdr400 2.2 MDYV 55.22 –.96 –85 1 .. ê

.. .. 55 .. C+NH SPDR 1.8 SPY 127.7 –2.27 +98 268m ..o

.. .. 58 .. A–58.5 Spdr500G .7 SPYG 57.24 –1.07 –8 7 .. ê

.. .. 55 .. A–NH Spdr500 2.4 SPYV 66.34 –.94 –61 2 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. B 71.1 Spdr600Sm 1.1 SLY 65.68 –1.58 –54 6 .. ê

.. .. 70 .. A–114 Spdr600S .3 SLYG 108.9 –2.18 –70 3 .. ê

.. .. 55 .. B+72.0 Spdr600 2.0 SLYV 68.55 –1.88 –46 4 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. C+64.9 SpdrBiot XBI 61.38 –2.07 +42 143 ..o

.. .. 42 .. B 28.7 SPBRIC40 1.6 BIK 26.63 –.71 +34 150 .. ê

.. .. 35 .. E 84.9 SpdChin 1.3 GXC 75.27 –1.91 –49 65 ..o

.. .. 41 .. B–NH SpdrDiv 3.3 SDY 51.98 –.73 +45 1.3m ..o

.. .. 39 .. B–90.2 SpEmAsP 1.4 GMF 81.65 –2.29 +49 109 .. ê

.. .. 52 .. A–52.4 SpdrEEu .9 GUR 49.60 –1.81 +46 80 ..o

.. .. 39 .. D+91.4 SpEmLtA 2.7 GML 84.30 –2.09 +92 78 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. B+76.1 SpdEMkt 1.5 GMM 70.91 –2.09 –30 12 .. ê

.. .. 35 .. D 80.0 SpdEMEA 2.3 GAF 68.58 –3.62+180 99 .. ê

.. .. 40 .. B+58.8 SpdrEMS .5 EWX 53.42 –1.68 +72 391 .. ê

.. .. 64 .. C–63.5 SpdrS&P .2 GNR 59.20 –1.17 +40 39 99 ê

.. .. 56 .. B 20.0 SpdrHome 1.9 XHB 17.81 –.52 +2 5.0m ..o

.. .. 63 .. B NH SpdrICn 1.1 IPD 29.67 –.62+444 46 .. ê

.. .. 37 .. B–31.8 SpdrICn 2.0 IPS 29.83 –.49 –98 0.1 .. ê

.. .. 40 .. B–58.5 SpdrIntD 4.2 DWX 55.86 –1.44 –9 58 .. ê

.. .. 61 .. A–28.5 SpdrIEn 2.1 IPW 28.17 –.33+105 9 .. ê

.. .. 40 .. B+22.9 SpdrIFn 3.4 IPF 20.65 –.40 –10 2 .. ê

.. .. 63 .. C+29.5 SpdrIIn 1.3 IPN 28.84 –.66 –50 5 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. D+31.2 SpdrIMa 1.0 IRV 29.68 –.73 +89 32 .. ê

.. .. 59 .. A–31.9 SpdrInt 2.3 MDD 31.33 –.52 –74 3 .. ê

.. .. 63 .. A+31.7 SpdrInt 2.3 GWX 30.81 –.64 –31 135 .. ê

.. .. 61 .. B+29.1 SpdrInt .9 IPK 28.61 –.41 –22 5 .. ê

.. .. 42 .. A–26.8 SpdrITe 4.3 IST 25.12 –.62 –69 7 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. B–22.4 SpdrIUt 3.5 IPU 21.43 –.36 +94 4 .. ê

.. .. 82 .. D–71.8 SpdMetM .5 XME 67.61 –.67 +43 4.8m ..o

.. .. 81 .. B+NH SpdrOGEq .8 XES 38.17 –.08 –48 130 ..o

.. .. 83 .. C+55.3 SpdrOGEx .3 XOP 54.71 +.23 +57 4.2m ..o

.. .. 51 .. B–47.7 SpdrPhrm .7 XPH 45.99 –1.03 –44 32 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. C–49.8 SpdrRetl 1.0 XRT 46.27 –1.11 +56 13m ..o

.. .. 69 .. B+38.1 SpdrSPR .5 RBL 36.02 –1.22 +50 182 .. ê

.. .. 81 .. B+61.0 SpdrSemi .7 XSD 58.64 –1.53 –24 69 .. ê

.. .. 52 .. A 27.0 SpdWldx 2.2 GWL 26.19 –.55 +34 30 .. ê

.. .. 41 .. B+36.4 SpdrStx 2.5 FEU 35.13 –1.07 –70 1 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. B–26.5 SPDRTech 1.2 XLK 25.83 –.61 +97 16m ..o

.. .. 35 .. D+32.4 SPDRUtil 4.0 XLU 31.65 –.43 +11 5.7m ..o

.. .. 35 .. C 48.0 SpdrWFPf 6.0 PSK 44.95 –.05 –68 12 99 ê

.. .. 53 .. C+15.1 SpecOpps .5 SPE 14.91 –.06+385 53 .. ê64 53 63 B B+26.3 Spectra 4.0 SE 25.70 –.35 –3 2.6m 17ò42 57 33 A C 36.3 Spectra 5.4 SEP 33.23 ... –7 218 19ò

10 50 8 D E 8.0 Spectrant SPNC 4.52 –.31 +38 102 99k

33 8 58 C A–36.6 SpectrmB SPB 32.50 –1.14 +63 93 36õ

64 96 22 B D+16.3 SpectCtrl SPEC 13.20 –.02 +4 64 13 ê67 25 87 D A–7.2 SpecPh SPPI 5.97 –.29 –15 673 ..o4 13 21 D D 18.2 SpdwyM 2.7 TRK 14.65 –.35+142 118 20 ê1 14 1 E D+2.1 Spherix SPEX .52 –.06 –15 322 .. ê

37 51 55 D B–6.8 Spire SPIR 5.04 –.20 –55 7 .. ê46 30 51 B B 24.6 SpiritAer SPR 23.48 –.39 +6 1.5m 15ò29 41 56 E B+3.5 SptChalA SPCHA 2.49 +.07 –96 0.2 ..k29 41 70 E C 4.1 SptChalB SPCHB 2.94 –.02 +32 9 ..k99 80 99 C B+NH 7Spreadtrn SPRD 20.86 –.15 +96 1.9m 20o

15 14 52 E C+5.3 Sprint S 4.45 –.14 –13 43m ..ò.. .. 42 .. E 13.1 SprottGld PHYS 11.69 +.20 +80 1.4m 99 ê.. .. 75 .. E 14.3 SprttPhySilv PSLV 12.23 +.51 –29 688 99 ê

21 10 70 E C+2.0 SprottResorc SILU 1.76 –.01 –35 89 .. ê33 17 55 E A+37.4 StJoe JOE 27.00 –2.47 +15 1.6m ..ò

77 90 42 A B–43.0 StJudeMed r STJ 41.00 –.80 +16 3.9m 13o

31 40 53 E C+6.7 StaarSurg STAA 5.36 –.29 +48 126 .. ê47 46 73 D B 18.0 StageSt 1.9 r SSI 15.72 –.92 0 235 18 ê72 87 70 B B–14.4 StmpsCom STMP 12.11 +.10 +66 83 14k

45 61 46 C B+50.3 StancrpF 1.9 r SFG 45.46 –3.18+518 1.6m 9 ê

79 90 68 C B+14.3 StandardFinl STND 14.13 –.13 –98 0.1 16 ê65 75 40 B D+30.4 StdMicro SMSC 24.20 –.81 +13 192 15 ê66 61 78 C C–14.4 StdrdMtr 2.3 SMP 12.29 –.27 +74 208 12 ê49 80 52 E B 7.1 StdrdPac SPF 4.49 –.19 –9 2.1m 56ò45 66 43 B B–20.4 StandrdPk STAN 17.91 –.91 +84 71 16 ê12 51 8 C B–6.6 StdRegis 6.3 SR 3.16 –.11 +14 130 7k

76 80 81 B D–NH StandexI .7 SXI 33.15 +2.65+121 85 13 ê87 77 76 A B+73.5 Stanley 1.9 SWK 72.72 +.10 +79 3.1m 19o

4 12 7 E B 11.1 StanlFur STLY 4.04 –.17 –76 20 ..k53 66 53 C B+29.9 Stantec STN 28.39 –.45 –24 13 14k

28 63 36 C C–26.0 Staples 1.6 SPLS 22.32 –.53 –18 6.0m 17o

42 8 81 E A+3.2 StarBuffet STRZ 2.09 +.09+178 43 ..k18 63 20 D C–3.2 StarBul 7.7 SBLK 2.60 –.05 –28 143 20ò45 14 70 D B–5.8 StarGa 5.7 SGU 5.44 +.02 +6 94 14k

5 13 48 E C+3.7 StarSci CIGX 1.57 –.10 +28 1.2m ..o91 90 76 A B 33.8 Starbuc 1.6 r SBUX 31.73 –1.30 +94 13m 22o

67 80 54 D B–12.9 Starret 2.7 SCX 11.96 –.11 +15 14 85k

17 17 48 E B+7.9 Startek SRT 5.50 ... –57 21 ..k66 74 76 C B–63.5 StarwdHt .5 HOT 58.44 –2.89+117 4.5m 47ò

39 32 65 .. C NH StrdPT 7.2 r STWD 22.22 –.36 +23 922 23 ê5 7 19 D C–20.4 StatAut 4.0 STFC 15.08 –.79 +65 43 99k

48 78 42 D B+10.5 StateBcp 2.1 STBC 9.55 –.22 +12 41 16 ê69 72 55 B B 50.3 StateStr .1 STT 46.41 –1.17 0 3.8m 13o

69 79 51 B C 25.2 Statoil 3.2 STO 24.18 –.30 +59 2.6m 10ò36 22 89 C B–8.8 StlthGas r GASS 6.88 +.04 –62 32 12 ê45 4 74 C A–19.4 StlDyna 1.7 STLD 18.09 –.44 +12 4.4m 27o

82 80 86 E A 11.27Steelcse 1.5 SCS 10.39 –.58 –11 623 49 ê14 43 15 D D–10.9 SteinMart SMRT 7.89 –.19 –15 207 12 ê60 68 50 A B–49.8 SteinerLeis STNR 44.91 –2.36 –9 54 15k

32 45 45 E B 20.8 SteinwyMus LVB 19.04 –1.02 +26 18 22 ê

47 80 63 E B–16.0 Stellar 1.1 STEL 14.61 –.44+125 87 42 ê23 36 19 D C+1.3 StemCells STEM .93 –.05 –19 1.2m .. ê58 52 50 B D 79.8 Stepan 1.4 SCL 73.06 –2.13 0 33 12k

9 39 6 E C–6.0 Stereotxs STXS 3.24 –.25+180 745 ..k91 91 78 A B 82.2 Stericycle SRCL.78.44 –.81 +10 546 32ò60 69 53 C C+38.2 Steris 1.7 STE 34.92 –1.62+191 629 15k

37 45 42 C B+11.1 SterlngB 3.7 STL 9.83 –.36 +35 129 23 ê59 42 95 E A 9.3 Sterlng .7 SBIB 8.87 –.10 –33 1.4m .. ê10 20 15 C D+21.2 SterlCons STRL 12.83 –.72 +56 82 21 ê5 64 1 E D 133 SterlngFnl STSA 17.73 –.47 +24 93 .. ê

38 43 14 A D 19.9 Sterlte .8 SLT 14.24 –.74 +64 1.6m 13o

63 93 34 A C–47.7 SteveMdn r SHOO.37.72 –1.94 +27 494 14k

1 9 5 D D–9.5 Stwrdsh 3.2 SSFN 6.25 +.52 +35 3 99k

57 86 60 C B 7.0 StewEnt 1.9 STEI 6.34 –.27 –12 308 19o

43 63 57 D A–15.0 StewInfo .4 STC 12.01 –.42 +49 158 ..k93 85 81 B B+66.1 StifelFin SF 63.81 –1.61 –7 243 22ò

89 74 92 D C 23.5 StillwtrM SWC 21.59 –.37 –30 2.8m 58ò94 80 88 D B+12.3 STMicro 1.9 STM 11.89 –.33 +27 2.1m 15o

66 14 93 B B 23.6 StoneEgy SGY 22.36 –.25 +49 1.1m 9ò.. .. 27 .. ..25.3 StnHrbrEmMk EDF 24.56 –.44+999 965 99 ê

69 72 87 D B+33.5 StneMor 7.2 STON 32.15 –.42+128 195 28 ê94 80 93 D A–17.27Stoneridge SRI 14.85 –.50 +50 362 59k

87 85 79 C B 37.1 Stratasys SSYS 32.50 –1.11 –10 113 58ò

55 29 88 E A–3.1 StratDgn SDIX 2.28 –.10 –73 48 ..k.. .. 32 .. D+11.6 Stratgic 7.4 SGL 10.60 +.03 –50 31 .. ê

45 45 87 E A–7.0 StratHtls BEE 5.44 –.49+142 3.3m ..ò85 68 82 C C 38.1 Strattec STRT 31.75 –2.05+102 12 24 ê

17 6 38 E B 12.2 StratusProps STRS 9.92 –.04 –84 4 .. ê40 97 3 A B–262 StrvrEd 3.4 r STRA 119.1 –.92 –38 170 12ò14 48 3 D D 7.4 StreamG SGS 3.20 –.26 –80 4 ..k87 73 78 A B+2.7 StrmLHlth STRM 1.85 –.01 –67 9 6 ê79 84 57 A B 59.7 Stryker 1.3 r SYK 57.20 –.91 +12 2.2m 17o

20 13 40 B D+18.0 SturmR 2.1 r RGR 14.85 –.61 +16 133 10k

15 9 9 B B–24.3 Subaye SBAY 9.60 +.12 –59 58 ..õ83 40 86 B A–25.9 Subsea7 .9 SUBC 24.11 –.36 –43 99 21k

66 49 58 B B+59.0 SuburbP 6.0 SPH 56.80 –1.72 –18 60 17x

46 32 69 E D 4.8 Sucampon SCMP 4.25 –.10 –60 24 99 ê63 42 86 C D–32.9 SuccessF SFSF 28.65 –.52 +31 1.3m 99ò3 26 6 B E 33.2 SuffkNY 2.9 SUBK 21.00 –.87 +72 40 13 ê

10 37 3 .. C 0.8 SulphCo SUF .19 –.01 –66 329 ..k63 80 55 D A–7.5 Sumitom 2.5 SMFG 6.87 –.23+124 1.1m 6k

57 79 52 B B–8.9 SummInf SUMR 7.67 –.25 –17 88 15 ê5 17 25 E C–5.0 SumtFnlGr SMMF 3.87 –.03 –72 0.5 .. ê

42 62 35 D A–7.3 SummitSt 5.5 SSBI 6.49 –.21+465 28 24 ê3 1 19 E C 5.8 SunBcpNJ SNBC 4.09 –.04 –20 41 .. ê

18 6 72 D C–35.1 SunCmn 7.7 SUI 32.56 –1.01 +2 110 .. ê

81 52 88 C B 14.0 SunHlthcr SUNH 12.45 –.05 –48 123 12o

86 72 84 C B–39.5 SunHydr 1.0 SNHY 35.82 –1.57 +21 47 36 ê

19 44 48 .. B–33.0 SunLife 4.6 SLF 31.24 –.62 +33 498 12ò.. .. 59 .. B–16.5 SunaFLC 1.2 FGI 16.02 –.27 +4 36 .. ê.. .. 67 .. C–18.1 SunaFAlp 1.1 FGF 17.62 –.27 –36 44 .. ê

74 66 75 C B–NH SuncrEr 1.0 SU 39.99 +1.18+264 19m 39ò14 22 8 E B 1.2 Sunesis SNSS .41 –.00 –73 1.1m .. ê2 17 10 E D 4.5 SunlinkH SSY 1.73 –.02 –94 0.5 ..k

81 80 84 D C–NH Sunoco 1.4 SUN 43.46 +.92 +47 3.0m 35ò82 86 65 A B–NH SunocoLg 5.4 SXL 86.02 –1.22 +27 72 15o

78 80 93 D C 8.8 SunOpta STKL 7.05 –.40 –22 267 22 ê19 38 13 B C+22.2 SunPowrA SPWRA 13.21 –.55 +42 3.1m 15o

23 38 19 B B–20.1 SunPwr SPWRB 13.00 –.55+105 993 15o

91 66 98 D A 8.2 SunriseSr SRZ 7.46 –.45 +14 833 ..ò10 36 22 E B–13.5 SunstnHtl SHO 10.04 –.24 +4 1.5m ..k13 20 7 B B–15.6 SuntechP STP 8.30 –.32 –5 3.7m 14o

58 80 62 E B+32.0 SunTrst .1 STI 29.58 –.54 +2 6.1m ..o79 89 63 A B 19.6 SuperMicn SMCI 14.29 +.44+299 553 15 ê11 9 4 E B+3.9 SupTech SCON 1.53 –.02 –59 30 ..k77 50 66 B B 3.8 Supergen SUPG 3.02 –.11 +20 380 15o

1 1 1 E B–4.5 SuperBcrs SUPR .66 –.01 –93 9 ..k82 71 85 C C 36.5 SuperEgry SPN 33.93 –.13 –42 477 25ò88 80 76 D B 22.0 SuperrIn 3.2 SUP 20.06 –.79 +31 136 60k

22 77 2 D B+48.9 SuperMda SPMD 7.57 –.90 –7 506 1k

7 11 34 E C 2.2 SuperHosp SPPR 1.68 +.02 –13 42 .. ê55 72 17 B C+31.8 Supertex r SUPX 22.74 –.29 +69 80 19o

1 19 2 D E 17.9 Suprvalu 4.7 SVU 7.38 –.14 +20 11m 4o

67 34 89 D B+7.2 Support.cm SPRT 5.71 –.41 +28 347 ..k82 53 83 E A 4.3 SupremeInd STS 3.25 –.05 –15 7 ..k49 34 88 D B 12.2 Surwest r SURW 11.12 –.30 +23 47 74k

3 12 8 D B–22.5 Surmodics SRDX 11.93 –.28 +59 187 56 ê42 73 57 E C+12.0 SusqBnc .4 SUSQ 9.57 –.05 +80 1.9m 63o

55 71 79 D D+15.4 Susser SUSS 14.41 –.05 –40 31 20k

29 79 12 C B 3.4 SutorTchn SUTR 2.00 –.05 –21 90 5k

89 69 50 A A+8.2 SutronCp STRN 7.60 –.07 –60 3 12 ê80 52 89 C C+42.9 SwiftErgy SFY 41.33 +1.24 +25 623 31k

65 50 91 B ..15.3 SwiftTrnsp SWFT 14.44 –.31 –76 828 ..o.. .. 57 .. B 13.8 SwssHlv 1.7 SWZ 13.29 –.27 +11 42 .. ê

41 21 65 E B–26.1 Sycamre SCMR 20.96 –1.04 –18 228 ..k

41 48 34 A B–24.8 SykesEnt SYKE 19.03 –.63 –8 194 18 ê

56 52 55 B B–18.8 Symantec r SYMC 17.46 –.45+111 19m 12o

34 26 54 A B–14.3 Symetra 1.5 SYA 13.16 –.29 –55 173 10k

72 90 36 C B–7.5 Symmetric r SYMM 6.07 –.28 +22 136 12k

12 4 31 D C 12.1 SymtryMed SMA 9.51 –.21 +21 182 27k

3 9 7 C E 10.7 Symsn SYMS 6.12 –.32+152 33 .. ê

92 80 84 C B 12.3 Synalloy 2.1 SYNL 11.96 ... –76 4 31k

70 93 33 A C+34.0 Synaptics r SYNA 28.36 –.21 +2 697 11o

98 91 90 A A–32.17Synchron SNCR 27.83 –1.02 –22 299 40ò

82 58 98 C A–5.1 Synergetc SURG 4.82 –.16 –24 115 30 ê45 44 37 D B+12.0 SyneronMd ELOS 10.66 –.33 +18 179 ..ò85 60 78 B B+65.8 Syngenta 1.4 SYT 63.52 –.84 +38 501 21ò78 94 70 C B–36.5 Synnex SNX 32.67 –.69 +34 229 10 ê81 72 64 B A–NH Synopsys SNPS 26.84 –.64 +20 1.2m 16ò50 85 34 B E 17.3 Synovis r SYNO 15.01 –.55 +24 44 29k

24 47 55 E B+3.9 Synovus 1.4 SNV 2.78 –.03 +38 18m ..o48 18 84 C C+6.9 SyntaPh SNTA 4.90 –.26 –38 119 ..o94 78 85 A B–57.0 Syntel .4 SYNT 54.25 –1.05 –48 98 18k

59 36 65 D B+1.3 SynthEnn SYMX 1.13 +.02 –91 6 ..k6 13 7 D D–2.5 Syntrlum SYNM 1.58 –.07 +40 396 ..k4 24 8 D D+25.0 Synutran SYUT 11.60 –.90 +2 79 ..k

32 8 75 E D 6.2 SyprisSol SYPR 4.20 –.03 –59 9 .. ê30 71 24 B D+32.0 Sysco 3.6 r SYY 29.19 –.60 +69 5.9m 15ò17 39 10 B B–24.3 Systemax SYX 13.50 –.42 +57 87 10 ê69 80 71 B E 8.2 Syswin SYSW 7.00 –.20 –97 8 10õ

— T —42 92 8 A C+18.3 TALEducation XRS 13.06 –.49+126 406 54o

61 47 70 A B 25.9 TAMSA 3.3 TAM 23.44 –.92 –6 574 8 ê3 12 21 D D+7.9 TASERIntl TASR 4.20 –.02 +19 702 99ò2 1 6 E E 10.0 TATTch TATT 5.45 –.10 –27 5 .. ê

10 45 2 D C+9.0 TBSIntlA TBSI 3.45 –.07 –29 104 .. ê35 73 30 C B–19.2 TCFFinl 1.3 TCB 14.96 –.34 –6 2.3m 14o

84 85 75 A B 53.9 TCPipeln 5.8 TCLP 51.73 –.13 –28 60 19ò.. .. 40 .. D 5.5 TCWStrat 6.3 TSI 5.20 –.06 –20 101 .. ê

64 47 65 A C 21.2 TDAmtr 1.0 r AMTD 20.07 –.53 +21 4.4m 20x

.. .. 25 .. D+24.9 TDX2010 2.8 TDD 22.94 +.16 +44 3 .. ê

.. .. 42 .. A 23.3 TDX2020 2.3 TDH 22.72 –.35 +38 5 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. C+20.9 TDX2030 2.0 TDN 20.34 –.16 +66 5 .. ê

.. .. 59 .. B 20.8 TDX2040 1.7 TDV 20.69 +.02 –72 1 .. ê34 24 55 D A–24.0 TFFincl 3.5 THRD 22.61 –.39+244 6 17 ê9 21 13 E A–14.5 TFSFincln TFSL 9.66 –.09 –33 656 99k

64 20 75 D A 5.1 TGCInds TGE 4.57 –.04 –4 52 .. ê16 1 33 .. C 13.5 THLCred 4.7 TCRD 12.81 –.43 –57 24 71 ê17 6 66 E B 8.3 THQ THQI 5.57 –.29 +25 1.2m ..ò31 47 9 A C 5.4 THTHtTrns THTI 3.64 –.10 –96 0.2 9õ1 1 1 E E 200 TIBFinl TIBB 18.88 +.48+138 6 .. ê

96 81 92 A B–12.3 TICCCap 8.0 TICC 11.97 –.23 –21 310 15o

96 50 99 C A NH TIINtwk TIII 3.35 –.22 –26 238 30 ê81 80 83 C A 39.2 TIMPartc 1.8 TSU 37.55 –.86 +53 754 28k

80 89 52 A B–48.8 TJXCos 1.3 r TJX 47.71 –.90 –10 3.2m 14ò22 68 8 B C 27.8 TNSInc r TNS 17.40 –.59 +53 142 7 ê96 80 96 B B 33.0 TPCGrp r TPCG 31.32 –.06 –57 66 19õ30 3 83 E B+4.0 TRC TRR 3.56 +.01 –92 4 ..k96 80 97 B B+63.37TRWAuto TRW 59.89 –2.59 –5 1.6m 9ò

19 37 47 D B–12.4 TSR TSRI 4.99 +.11 –79 6 55 ê96 91 93 A B 18.57TTMTch TTMI 15.90 –.45 +50 983 14ò39 80 21 D B–19.6 TWTelecom TWTC 16.94 +.04 +49 1.1m 49k

43 47 43 D C–1.7 Taitron TAIT 1.36 +.04 –75 2 .. ê.. .. 81 .. B+19.7 TaiwanFd .4 TWN 19.23 –.31 –58 16 .. ê.. .. 66 .. B 7.8 TaiwGrChn r TFC 7.51 –.22 +13 14 .. ê

97 82 78 A A–13.9 TaiwSem 2.8 TSM 13.11 –.20 +71 23m 13o

72 80 73 C B–13.6 TakeTwoIS TTWO 12.41 –.41 +64 2.7m 12o

86 88 87 C B 32.87TALIntl 5.1 TAL 31.35 –.90 +29 188 18ò3 31 1 E E 17.8 Talbots TLB 5.97 –.27 –1 4.6m 6o

90 95 47 B A–24.6 TalecrisB TLCR 24.21 +.10+114 1.8m 16ò88 81 67 B C+32.7 TaleoA TLEO 29.41 –.20 +17 496 37ò64 12 81 C B+23.6 Talismn 1.1 TLM 22.11 –.05 +13 2.9m 67ò4 19 10 E C+4.9 TandyBrnd TBAC 2.90 +.05 –76 4 ..k

65 69 68 B B 6.0 TandyLthr TLF 5.03 –.12 –14 5 13 ê65 65 68 B A–26.3 TangerF 3.0 SKT 25.61 –.52 –14 540 78ò40 22 78 .. C–7.6 TanzRy TRE 6.49 +.15 +91 881 ..ò65 28 86 B ..31.0 TargaRe .8 TRGP 30.58 +.19 –52 256 99õ78 72 74 C B–35.3 TargRes 6.6 NGLS 33.06 –.03 +20 545 30o

73 76 51 D B 28.0 Targacpt TRGT 25.32 –1.69 +15 130 ..k

41 80 35 B C+61.0 Target 1.8 TGT 54.35 –.48 –10 5.6m 14ò56 42 50 B B 7.2 Taseko TGB 5.61 –.08 +18 3.9m 8o

1 5 2 E C–7.9 TastyBak 5.3 TSTY 3.77 –.26 –12 54 .. ê

7 2 6 D C–15.4 VidSanN TCL 10.12 –.57+194 172 ..ò76 80 72 A E 37.7 TataMot 1.2 TTM.24.71 –1.59 +35 4.7m 9ò

32 18 79 D B–NH Taubman 3.4 TCO 51.24 –.90 –13 909 99k

6 21 18 E C+18.1 TaylorC TAYC 10.29 –1.46+435 210 .. ê

21 32 20 B E 6.9 TaylrDvice r TAYD 4.85 –.05 –82 1 14 ê57 92 47 D B–18.5 TeamHlthn TMH 15.09 –.51 +21 110 15k

85 90 91 C B+26.7 Team r TISI 25.52 –.56 +23 111 25 ê6 17 2 E C 1.2 TeamStffrs TSTF .41 –.02 –82 2 ..k

10 6 48 D D 5.1 TearLab TEAR 2.18 ... –22 28 .. ê70 89 55 C B 47.9 TechData r TECD 46.40 –.93 –33 278 11 ê73 23 95 B B+9.4 Tech–Ops TO 7.48 +.02 –44 3 34 ê56 56 66 C B 37.3 Teche 3.9 r TSH 36.35 +1.02 –50 1 10 ê74 60 53 A B+NH Techne 1.6 TECH 68.60 –.70 +24 126 24ò99 99 87 A C–17.0 TechCo 1.6 TCCO 12.80 –.08 –66 14 2k

17 80 6 E C 17.4 Technicolor TCH 5.85 +.21 –32 4 ..k57 3 81 C A–5.5 TechRe 1.5 TRCI 5.24 –.06 –63 13 26k

69 54 83 C B 8.1 TechTargn TTGT 6.85 –.35 +2 48 32 ê89 62 92 A C–65.4 TeckRes 1.0 TCK 57.90 –1.58 +16 4.0m 25ò

34 49 47 C B–18.5 TecoEngy 4.5 TE 18.25 –.11 +61 2.7m 14k

18 51 24 D C 15.6 TecmsehA TECUA 12.24 –.63 +26 75 .. ê16 4 75 E D 36.6 TeekaySh 3.7 TK 34.19 +1.26+423 1.7m ..o63 51 78 B B–NH TeekLNG 6.1 TGP 39.27 +2.28+999 956 23o

45 63 76 E C–29.9 TeekOff 6.8 TOO 27.97 –.28 +15 319 17 ê29 45 40 B C–14.0 TeekTnk 10 TNK 11.89 +.08+107 891 18o

32 57 15 E A–1.3 Tegal TGAL .64 –.08+195 215 ..k49 60 38 D B+33.3 TejonRnch TRC 25.96 –1.21 +5 53 99 ê

24 47 7 B D–19.9 Tekelec TKLC 11.53 –.27 +34 925 12ò41 10 70 D B 9.3 TekmPharm TKMR 6.07 –.54+105 36 .. ê54 40 85 E C+9.3 TelInstEl TIK 9.15 –.15 –89 0.4 ..k42 80 41 C C 17.4 TelNort 7.2 TNE 16.05 –.07 +81 2.9m 10 ê94 95 80 A B+27.2 TelecmA 5.2 TEO 25.38 –.89 –30 156 11o

.. .. 80 .. B 7.5 TelBras 1.4 TBH 7.11 –.16 +41 8 99k

63 70 53 A B+25.6 TeleSao 6.9 TSP 24.58 –.54 –44 59 9k

24 36 35 D B+12.7 TelItali 5.5 TIA 11.76 –.21 –29 113 7 ê16 36 28 D B–16.0 TelItal 3.1 TI 14.25 –.57 +51 569 8 ê29 15 60 B B–NH TelcmNwZ 6.9 NZT 8.84 –.04 –5 435 14k

22 46 5 B C–9.3 TlCmSys TSYS 4.04 –.17 +30 771 9ò73 69 65 C A–48.9 Teledyne TDY 47.43 –.91 +98 273 15 ê51 72 25 B A–66.1 Teleflex 2.4 TFX 56.32 –1.49 –46 215 11k

54 90 30 B B 27.6 Telefon 5.6 TEF 24.76 –.72 –5 2.7m 7ò21 19 52 B D+17.1 TelMxA 4.5 TFONY 16.80 –.25 +8 4 11k

23 19 53 B C 17.3 TelfnMe 4.5 TMX 16.91 –.32 +54 1.5m 11ò21 48 10 A D 43.8 TelkmIn 3.2 TLK 33.30 –.70 +38 438 13o

87 80 81 A B+11.57TeleNav r TNAV 8.95 +1.58+872 861 9 ê21 27 40 D B 37.9 TelData 1.3 TDS 35.82 –.18 +76 360 24k

18 29 37 D B–32.3 TelData 1.5 TDSS 30.72 –.22+124 85 21k

46 88 3 A E 22.2 Telestone TSTC 8.44 –.03 –46 386 4o

59 53 87 C B–22.3 TeleTech r TTEC 21.44 –.26 –2 214 20k

52 30 71 .. A 1.5 TelikInc TELK 1.04 +.02 +4 139 ..k18 32 5 C E 9.5 Tellabs 1.5 TLAB 5.38 –.08 +77 9.3m 11o

93 74 99 C A+7.7 Telular 5.6 WRLS 7.15 –.55 +73 160 19 ê69 69 81 B B+47.4 TelusA 4.5 TU 46.96 –.33+105 189 15k

46 59 43 C B+38.3 Telvent TLVT 28.31 –.45 –59 41 14ò50 39 68 D B 25.0 TempleI 1.8 TIN 23.85 –.54 –38 958 45ò.. .. 53 .. B–32.5 TmpDragn 1.8 TDF 29.93 –.51 +13 54 .. ê.. .. 53 .. B 24.7 TmpltnEm .6 EMF 22.44 –.33+270 241 ..k.. .. 41 .. E 17.5 Templtn 6.1 TEI 16.48 –.17 –13 123 ..k.. .. 34 .. C+11.1 TempltG 5.1 GIM 10.56 +.14 +36 459 ..k.. .. 74 .. B+26.0 TempltnRus TRF 23.45 –1.51+321 162 .. ê

93 90 88 A B NH 7TemprPd r TPX 43.23 –1.68 –9 869 19o

34 19 56 C B 49.9 Tenaris 1.5 TS 46.26 –.70 +5 1.8m 31ò

53 36 87 C B 7.1 TenetHlthc THC 6.67 –.07 –26 10m 29ò68 22 97 D B–1.0 Tengasco TGC .84 +.02 0 414 84 ê34 30 21 .. A+5.2 Tengion TNGN 3.37 –.18 –43 16 ..õ84 70 79 C A–42.4 Tennant 1.7 TNC 39.93 –1.99+113 139 34k

98 80 94 B B–46.8 Tenneco TEN 41.20 –3.93+128 1.9m 29ò

3 6 16 E B+11.2 TennCmrcB TNCC 5.02 –.15 –50 24 12 ê96 85 83 A B 46.7 Teradata TDC 42.88 –1.01 +10 1.4m 23ò

96 80 92 C B 16.7 Teradyne r TER 16.23 –.12 +25 7.1m 7o

76 51 91 E B–33.3 Terex TEX 31.75 –.79 –16 1.5m ..ò67 73 59 B B–43.9 Ternium 1.3 TX 38.30 –1.12 –3 298 10ò

88 90 57 B B–117 TerraNit 5.1 TNH 109.2 –2.76 –12 31 16k

22 21 6 B B–15.5 TerNRoy 2.7 TTT 7.49 –.22 –16 183 6 ê58 25 98 D B NH Terremrk TMRK 18.92 +4.87+999 37m ..ò12 1 23 .. C 20.6 TerrenoR TRNO 17.71 –.46 +42 21 .. ê78 85 49 B B+21.2 Territr 1.4 r TBNK 19.51 –.74 –15 28 17k

71 75 62 E C+16.4 Tesco TESO 14.75 +.06 +13 150 61ò22 1 49 B D+36.4 Tesla TSLA 24.01 –.91 –32 1.0m ..ó86 80 91 D B–19.7 Tesoro TSO 18.87 –.05 –14 4.3m ..ò23 79 7 B D–20.5 TesscoT 3.4 TESS 11.78 –.51 +3 20 9 ê70 81 17 A B–23.2 Tessera TSRA 17.11 –4.10+668 2.8m 9o

46 78 41 C C–27.2 TetraTech TTEK 23.13 –.69 –4 354 18ó43 43 40 C B 14.6 TetraTech TTI 11.00 –.38 +32 861 17ò.. .. 87 .. B 41.3 TeucrCorn CORN 40.10 –.40 –23 51 1o

81 96 34 A B 65.0 Teva 1.2 r TEVA 54.80 –1.01 –7 6.6m 12ò

87 85 87 B A 25.17TxCapBsh TCBI 24.47 –.19 +74 695 24 ê8 5 60 E C–47.4 TexasIn .8 TXI 39.29 –1.69 +25 226 ..o

96 81 83 A B NH TexsInst 1.5 r TXN 34.27 –.36 +16 11m 13o

87 79 76 A C+44.0 TexasPa .5 TPL 37.50 +.14 –16 8 35õ83 87 73 B B–18.5 TexRdhse TXRH 16.81 –.51 –19 546 21ò91 96 82 A B+32.57Textain 3.6 TGH 29.78 –.75 –29 74 13k

63 53 78 D B NH Textron .3 TXT 26.32 –.66 +16 3.5m 32o

.. .. 71 .. D–14.2 ThaiCap .5 TF 11.83 –.35 –74 9 .. ê

.. .. 45 .. D–14.4 ThaiFu 4.8 TTF 11.51 –.37 +80 106 .. ê70 53 78 A B 15.0 DolanCo r DM 13.60 –.67 –19 138 9ò79 91 61 A A–44.6 FreshMarket TFM 36.29 –.92 –73 77 45ó15 59 7 C D–24.7 JonesG 1.5 JNY 12.95 –.45 +13 2.2m 8ò32 3 85 E A–8.5 Th9Ltd NCTY 7.81 –.10 –50 36 ..k44 19 80 D B+1.8 Theragenic TGX 1.64 –.07 +76 116 27k

50 31 85 D C 28.8 Theravnc THRX 20.98 –2.10 +76 730 ..ò

89 86 64 B A–NH ThermoFis r TMO 57.01 –.84 +21 2.9m 16ò52 30 84 D C+4.0 Thrmgnss KOOL 3.50 –.11 –39 90 ..k17 17 23 E A 4.0 ThStreet 3.2 TST 3.11 –.08 +39 221 .. ê.. .. 71 .. B 51.5 AlpsCRB 1.0 CRBQ 49.91 –.86 +14 21 99 ê

79 82 68 C C 49.9 ThomasBett r TNB 47.28 –1.63 +55 502 17ò

35 52 46 E B–5.2 ThomsPrp TPGI 3.83 –.08 +25 124 .. ê87 81 69 B B–16.1 ThomCrkgn TC 13.43 –.28 –9 2.1m 13ò47 63 45 C C 40.5 Thomson 3.0 TRI 39.29 –.61 +24 786 22ò74 53 66 A B+37.3 ThorInd 1.1 THO 36.58 –.55 +13 522 17o

37 92 3 A E 47.9 Thoratec THOR 23.13 –3.00+633 9.7m 18o

96 80 95 C B–34.3 ThreeDSys TDSC 27.18 –1.94 +64 145 45k

57 59 36 A B 91.5 3M 2.4 MMM 87.44 –1.75 +41 4.9m 15o

79 58 59 B A–16.8 3SBio SSRX 15.20 –.53 –74 21 25ò65 50 78 E B 2.3 ThrshdPh THLD 1.83 +.11 –19 268 .. ê59 80 40 A B–8.4 TianliAgtch OINK 5.34 –.18 0 74 7õ50 96 7 A D+4.2 TianyinP TPI 2.66 +.03 –62 31 5k

98 96 95 A C+22.17TibcoSft r TIBX.21.56 –.16 +42 3.6m 28o

5 1 1 .. ..5.7 TibetPharma TBET 5.53 +.04 –55 38 99 ê1 8 6 E C–4.0 TidelndBc TDBK 1.20 –.01 +92 10 ..k

70 26 77 C A–NH Tidewatr 1.7 TDW 57.98 +.23+167 1.6m 15ò4 10 7 C C–3.0 TiensBio TBV 1.45 +.03 –82 2 12 ê4 5 11 E C+8.6 TierTechn r TIER 5.75 –.46 +80 110 ..k

88 89 75 A C–65.8 Tiffany 1.7 r TIF 57.54 –1.58 –44 1.0m 22o

32 6 74 E C–5.3 TigerLogic TIGR 4.71 –.08 –44 6 ..k87 85 73 A C+43.6 THortns 1.2 r THI 40.84 –.38 +8 193 20k

40 59 55 E A–5.3 TimbrlndBc TSBK 4.64 –.21 +85 14 .. ê62 37 88 C A+28.2 Timberland TBL 26.79 –1.08 –4 453 18ò

23 46 12 D D+1.5 Timberln TLR .95 +.03 –61 205 ..k76 64 78 C A–72.4 TWCable 2.4 r TWC 67.12 –2.13 +30 2.9m 17o

35 64 32 C D+34.1 TimeWr 2.7 r TWX 31.72 –.59 +15 8.3m 13ò89 77 91 C C+52.5 Timken 1.5 TKR 48.28 –.87 +55 1.1m 16o

63 39 95 E B+20.7 TitanInt .1 TWI 19.07 –.75 +45 853 ..ò87 76 94 B B 24.7 TitanMchn TITN 23.84 –.37 –39 138 28o

61 71 53 D B+22.9 TitanmMtl TIE 18.52 –.52 –23 2.1m 52o

10 1 11 E B 18.9 Tivo TIVO 9.36 –.40 +25 2.8m ..o99 93 90 B B 23.3 ToddShi 1.8 TOD 22.24 –.03 –42 25 8k

31 29 74 D A–4.3 Tofutti TOF 2.60 +.03 –90 0.4 28 ê57 80 50 E A–23.7 TollBros TOL 20.44 –.28 –23 2.1m ..ò92 80 87 D A+9.6 TolgrdCm TLGD 9.38 –.12 –70 12 32k

17 30 12 E C 4.4 TomoThern TOMO 3.30 –.15 +62 358 ..k36 54 30 B B 43.7 Tompkns 3.5 TMP 39.15 –1.57+471 68 12 ê

53 28 61 D B–4.7 Tongjitngn TCM 4.44 +.02+327 53 .. ê19 31 44 C B–30.0 TootsieR 1.2 TR 27.78 –.79 +20 92 28k

55 75 73 D D–1.4 TopImage TISA 1.15 –.01 –54 14 9 ê18 14 67 E C+1.3 TOPShprs TOPS 1.01 –.01 +70 118 50 ê86 80 91 C B–14.0 TORMin TORM 8.83 –.17 –48 15 14k

3 4 12 B D–5.5 TorchEgy TRU 3.66 +.16 –73 4 24k

72 64 69 A B+63.8 Torchmrk 1.0 TMK 62.38 –1.14 +34 753 10ò

68 26 93 D B 19.0 ToreadrRes r TRGL 16.07 –.44 –22 208 ..o5 20 7 E B–11.6 Torm TRMD 7.00 –.19 +77 21 .. ê

87 84 70 B B–64.8 Toro 1.3 r TTC 60.71 –1.10 –22 164 21k

32 51 45 B C–77.6 TorDmBk 3.2 TD 74.42 –1.59 +15 740 12o

30 9 54 E B 7.9 TortCap 5.3 TTO 7.48 +.05 –13 20 .. ê.. .. 43 .. B 28.4 TortEnC 5.8 TYY 27.64 –.44 –13 48 ..k.. .. 58 .. D+39.9 TortEnI 5.6 TYG 38.28 +.02 +13 72 ..k.. .. 29 .. B 25.1 Tortoise 5.8 NTG 24.70 –.08 –31 142 99 ê.. .. 35 .. D+27.2 TortNAEn 5.9 TYN 24.88 –.04 –28 10 ..k.. .. 52 .. D–25.1 TortPE 6.3 TPZ 23.97 +.02 –30 24 ..k

71 74 43 B B 60.2 TotalSA 4.3 TOT 57.80 –1.70 +93 6.4m 9ò

41 29 60 B B+18.1 TotalSys 1.6 r TSS 17.38 –.47 +94 2.1m 17o

22 23 23 B D 28.0 TowerBc 5.1 TOBC 22.10 –.94 –19 43 24 ê73 80 75 E A–9.0 TowerFnl 2.0 TOFC 8.70 –.27 –88 0.6 15 ê66 58 61 A B 26.9 TowrGp 1.9 r TWGP 26.15 –.53 –9 224 10 ê75 4 88 B A 19.0 TowerIntl TOWR 17.79 –.60 +59 139 ..õ61 80 36 C D 1.9 TowerSemi TSEM 1.40 –.05 +14 777 4k

78 80 60 A B+54.9 TowersW .6 r TW 53.85 –1.02 –27 194 14ò

63 38 98 D B+4.7 Towerstmn TWER 4.03 –.16 +37 336 .. ê34 18 89 E A–5.0 TownSprts CLUB 4.10 –.03 +11 71 99 ê37 40 49 B B+17.4 TwneBk 2.1 TOWN 15.06 –.78 +86 69 21õ75 80 55 C B–86.1 Toyota 1.2 TM 81.36 –2.17 +70 828 20ò

95 92 93 B A–53.2 Tractor .6 TSCO 50.69 –2.32+107 1.3m 22o

20 10 45 C C+8.5 TradeStat TRAD 6.88 –.14 +5 239 31k

11 19 26 E A+5.5 TrailerBr TRBR 3.70 –.13 –18 14 28k

11 32 36 E C 2.7 TransWrld TWMC 1.83 +.00 –89 2 .. ê54 38 87 E A 4.4 TranS1n TSON 3.57 –.18 –27 136 ..k70 62 79 C B+10.1 TransAct r TACT 9.42 +.04 –88 2 29 ê27 52 36 D B–23.0 Transal 5.4 TAC 21.04 –.83+180 95 20k

.. .. 20 .. C–23.5 Transam 8.1 TAI 20.79 –.10 –12 17 .. ê35 49 32 B B+54.3 TransAtl 1.6 r TRH 51.41 –.99 –6 379 8k

20 15 19 D D–4.1 TrnsatlPt TAT 2.91 –.04 +13 1.1m .. ê30 51 36 C D+38.6 TransCda 4.4 TRP 36.27 –.52+131 872 19k

76 96 45 C B 9.0 Transcat TRNS 7.83 +.19 –74 1 22 ê73 77 64 A D–21.1 Trnscnd TRCR 18.81 –.21 +1 38 22õ52 41 61 E B 11.4 Transcept TSPT 8.42 –.43 0 22 .. ê3 33 1 E E 13.1 TransconRlty TCI 5.15 –.55+300 10 .. ê

93 86 86 A A–NH 7TransDg TDG 76.70 –1.12 +4 267 22ò

90 80 98 B D 20.3 TransGlb TGA 13.31 –.13 +53 988 27o

12 33 3 E D–4.4 TransThgn TTHI 2.04 +.11 –55 45 ..k87 86 74 B A+38.9 TrnsMon 6.4 TLP 37.94 +.14 –27 27 15o

67 38 77 B B+92.7 Transocn RIG 78.85 –1.01 –27 4.5m 11ò

77 41 96 B A NH TransGa .2 TGS 5.96 –.28 +73 102 17k

16 42 26 E E 3.4 TranSwt TXCC 2.09 –.02 –53 24 ..k65 80 76 D B+5.2 TravelCt TA 4.06 –.05 +8 89 ..k43 54 42 B B+57.8 Travele 2.6 TRV 55.81 –.82 +44 5.3m 8o

98 80 99 A B 52.7 Travlzoo TZOO 46.08 –2.41 –9 238 70k

32 38 40 C C 20.4 Tredegar .9 TG 18.63 –.90 +30 82 22k

29 47 54 E B+9.8 Tree.com r TREE 8.39 –.06 –82 8 ..k65 95 51 B C–53.3 TreeHseFd THS 48.17 –.62 +80 338 17k

51 36 74 D B+26.5 Trex TREX 23.17 –.78 +33 164 99k

4 1 1 D D 2.2 TriValley TIV .43 –.01 –38 556 .. ê.. .. 64 .. B 14.2 TriContin 3.0 TY 14.03 –.15+103 188 .. ê

61 97 27 A B–17.8 Tri–Tech r TRIT 12.18 –.62 –15 93 14 ê96 77 84 A A–21.0 Triangl 8.6 TCAP 19.49 –.47 +4 110 12 ê48 22 89 D C 9.2 TriaglPtrl TPLM 7.16 +.02 –22 92 .. ê6 33 11 D B 23.1 TricoBc 2.4 TCBK 15.04 –.60+203 82 39 ê

31 53 8 D C 2.6 TridntMcr TRID 1.49 –.08 –35 431 ..k91 97 97 B C–23.27TriMasn TRS 18.90 –.40 –44 148 17 ê97 91 91 B B 45.8 TrimblNv TRMB 44.29 –.66 +19 667 32ò51 34 32 A C+2.7 Trimeris TRMS 2.50 ... –58 17 8 ê72 99 42 A D+31.9 TrinaSol TSL 25.73 –1.29 –1 3.2m 6ò

64 54 90 C C–8.9 TrntyBio TRIB 8.30 –.04 –78 12 13 ê53 19 86 D B–29.1 Trinity 1.2 r TRN 27.81 –1.11 –26 543 36ò

82 80 53 C B–6.9 TrioTech TRT 5.09 –.06 –78 2 31k

60 93 39 C B 21.4 Triple–Sn r GTS 18.32 –1.04 +76 95 7k

99 98 95 B B 14.4 TriQuint TQNT 12.87 –.59 –18 3.2m 17ò95 87 84 B A–97.37Triumph .2 TGI 94.50 –1.69 +7 165 16ò

36 10 33 B B–5.5 TriusThrptc TSRX 4.40 +.27 +91 67 ..õ28 57 14 B B–34.2 TrueRelig TRLG 20.22 –.91 –33 244 11ò73 56 73 D B+19.5 TrueBlue TBI 17.04 –1.22 +18 270 44ò

37 56 38 B C 7.2 TrustcNY 4.3 TRST 6.05 –.22 +84 378 15k

32 67 42 C C 26.9 Trustmk 3.8 TRMK 24.07 –.72 +43 437 14 ê.. .. 35 .. B+11.4 TSWClay 7.5 TYW 10.72 –.01 –46 18 .. ê1 8 5 D D 18.0 TsakosE 8.0 TNP 9.36 +.12+252 903 99o

19 6 45 B B–1.0 Tucows r TCX .74 +.02 +6 79 14k

19 22 39 D B 8.8 TuesMrn TUES 4.98 –.09 +16 552 18 ê62 86 36 A C 54.2 Tupperw 2.6 r TUP 45.63 –1.25 +88 816 12ò

17 56 15 A D–19.9 Turkcell 3.9 TKC 15.21 –.84+367 2.5m 12 ê.. .. 20 .. E 19.5 TurkshIn 1.3 TKF 15.10 –.90+402 226 ..õ

39 67 36 D B 25.5 TutorPerini TPC 22.33 –1.05 –48 211 9ò

12 28 13 E B+4.7 21Cent TCHC 3.30 +.06 –43 10 .. ê94 68 99 D A 34.1 TwnDisc 1.0 TWIN 32.22 –.88 +9 91 35 ê69 80 56 C B–10.4 TwoHrbI 15 TWO 10.07 –.02 +2 590 10ò91 81 74 A B+37.3 TycoEle 1.8 r TEL 35.51 –.56 +44 2.9m 12o

71 62 70 C A–45.4 TycoIn 1.9 r TYC 44.70 –.04 +90 7.6m 16o

66 62 57 B B–22.2 TylerTech r TYL 20.69 –.39 +14 182 30k

46 80 34 C B 20.6 TysonA 1.0 TSN 16.55 –.26 –39 2.5m 7ò

— U —62 80 65 D B NH UBS UBS 18.11 –.14 +67 5.6m 10ò22 14 66 E B–24.1 UDRINC 3.2 UDR 23.23 –.44 –27 1.2m ..ò93 98 96 A A NH UFPTech UFPT 16.35 –.34+143 189 11 ê72 67 64 C B 33.1 UGI 3.1 UGI 31.97 –.64 –18 501 13o

30 49 44 C B–31.4 UILHldg 5.7 UIL 30.25 –.33 +16 612 16k

44 54 42 B B 44.7 UMBFi 1.9 r UMBF 40.90 –.70 +69 195 18 ê21 18 40 C B 11.9 UMHPrp 6.9 UMH 10.47 –.16 +34 38 19 ê22 43 11 E B+5.2 UQMTech UQM 2.81 –.02 –6 268 ..k44 84 29 D B 53.3 URS r URS 42.75 –1.47 –25 491 13o

57 73 71 B D+19.2 USAMI .2 r USMO 16.86 –.66 +6 119 11ò54 86 34 A D+45.5 USANAHlth r USNA 38.70 –2.01 +54 62 14ò

81 48 96 D A–2.0 USATechn USAT 1.74 –.06 +83 1.2m .. ê18 54 8 D B–18.8 USATruck USAK 12.06 –.35 +79 24 .. ê72 80 72 B B+12.3 USAirway LCC 10.16 –.89+137 12m 4o

43 24 69 C B+10.0 USAutoP PRTS 8.67 –.55 +45 110 66k

37 38 47 B B–28.4 USBancp .7 USB 26.80 –.16 +40 17m 15o

31 38 57 D C+50.9 USCell USM 48.53 –.73 –40 25 28k

.. .. 81 .. B 66.4 USComdIdx USCI 66.23 +.39+136 114 99 ê17 14 48 D B 6.5 USEC USU 5.57 –.11 –2 1.8m 16o

27 32 42 C B–18.2 USEcolo 4.3 ECOL 16.81 –.74 +19 76 27 ê64 54 47 D B+7.4 US Energy USEG 5.72 +.01 +34 263 .. ê20 14 72 E C+25.6 USG USG 16.39 –.36 +18 1.5m ..o54 40 84 D B+1.5 USGeothn HTM 1.21 –.05 –35 271 ..k22 15 17 B B 11.5 USGlbl 3.3 GROW 7.19 –.15 –48 34 21k

35 1 96 .. D 8.3 USGold UXG 6.57 +.22 –1 1.6m ..o92 80 95 D A 5.2 USHmsys USHS 4.66 –.34 –15 21 17 ê72 88 50 B B–21.0 USPhyTh USPH 19.39 –.55 –12 29 16 ê79 75 86 C A–22.3 UTiWld .3 UTIW 21.60 –.53 +6 458 32 ê9 48 20 E C 3.3 UTStarcom UTSI 2.08 –.09 +30 754 .. ê

43 43 69 E A 9.8 U–Store 2.9 YSI 9.51 –.19 +42 1.2m ..k95 98 92 B C–38.37UltaSalon ULTA.36.73 –.33 –11 546 34o

79 51 88 C B 57.2 UltimtStwr ULTI 48.22 –1.74 –50 96 99k

98 80 92 C A–13.47UltrClean UCTT 12.04 –.92 +44 307 14k

75 62 39 A C+53.9 UltraPt UPL 45.63 –.01 –14 1.1m 20ò63 50 93 E A–7.5 Ultralife ULBI 6.92 –.03 –77 30 20k

91 92 73 B B–66.1 Ultrapar 2.3 UGP.63.03 –.56 –78 19 21 ê3 1 25 E C 7.9 Ultrpetrl ULTR 5.44 –.19 +3 113 .. ê

98 94 90 B B 24.9 Ultratech UTEK 23.41 –1.05 +44 259 34o

7 43 4 E C–0.2 Ulurun ULU .09 ... –42 657 .. ê35 80 17 D B–15.9 Umpqu 1.8 UMPQ 11.12 –.48+137 1.9m 99 ê93 93 96 B B NH 7UndrArmr UA 59.75 –.04 +68 1.2m 44o

74 61 91 .. ..8.0 Uni–Pixel UNXL 6.80 –.20 –98 0.5 ..õ88 80 88 C A–17.8 Unifi UFI 16.63 –.71 +33 109 18k

59 65 66 B B–57.4 Unifirst .3 UNF 54.89 –1.08+167 124 14 ê

67 69 26 A B 3.7 UnifyCp UNFY 3.15 –.10+114 42 5 ê24 56 24 B D 32.1 Unilever 3.2 UN 29.33 –.90+102 4.6m 15ò24 56 25 B D 31.5 Unilever 3.8 UL 28.95 –.66 +37 1.8m 15ò3 5 4 E D–26.4 Unilife UNIS 4.72 –.27 +11 184 .. ê

45 52 41 B B–19.8 UnionBk 5.3 UNB 18.99 +.64 –64 0.4 15 ê43 5 83 E B–8.7 UnionDrll UDRL 7.28 –.69 +9 56 .. ê17 55 12 B D 17.9 UnFMkt 2.3 UBSH 12.12 –.68+227 166 14 ê81 96 76 A D–99 UnionPac 1.6 UNP 93.54 –1.80 +34 3.9m 16o

36 44 44 B B 36.9 Unisour 4.4 UNS 35.72 –.82 –15 198 11ò20 24 44 E B 40.4 Unisys UIS 27.65 –1.03 +95 890 6ò

85 36 70 B A+50.8 UnitCorp UNT 49.90 –.52 –28 227 18k

18 44 28 C D 9.5 UnitedB 6.7 UBCP 8.30 –.10 –41 2 14 ê33 46 48 D B–10.7 UnitdBcOH UBOH 10.05 –.59 –70 1 11k

45 65 45 C A 32.0 UtdBkWV 4.2 UBSI 28.47 –.92 +2 208 17 ê74 80 55 B B 33.1 UnitdCaptl AFP 28.25 –1.10 –14 1 24k

43 57 44 D B–8.0 UnitdCo 5.7 UCBA 7.74 +.36 +33 2 55õ2 43 2 E C+6.2 UtdCmBk UCBI 1.81 +.12 +12 1.2m .. ê4 2 19 E B–2.3 UnitdCmty UCFC 1.50 ... –21 18 ..k

78 80 76 B B 29.8 UntdContntl UAL 25.85 –1.11 +45 7.6m 6o

77 87 54 B B+16.0 UtdFnB 2.1 r UBNK 15.30 –.46 +6 41 21 ê26 80 30 D D–24.6 UnitdFi 3.0 UFCS 20.18 –.58 +83 88 15k

78 92 64 A D–15.4 UtdGua 4.7 r UG 14.11 –.12 –73 1 15 ê65 73 24 B B 3.9 UtdMicro 1.6 UMC 3.16 –.20+189 11m 10 ê60 68 62 C B 39.9 UnitdNaturl UNFI 36.84 –.48 –26 274 23o

39 35 48 B B+8.7 UtdOnln 5.6 UNTD 7.08 –.27 +4 611 6k

62 85 48 B B 73.9 UPSB 2.7 UPS 70.73 –2.18 +53 5.6m 21ò

87 80 98 D A 27.87UtdRental URI 26.49 –1.22 +73 2.5m ..ò

.. .. 12 .. B–54.2 USNatGas UNL 34.36 +.10 –59 9 .. ê

.. .. 54 .. B–44.6 US12Mon USL 43.35 +1.18 +90 118 ..o

.. .. 78 .. B–66.9 USBrent BNO 66.21 +1.33+326 20 .. ê

.. .. 73 .. D+43.3 USGasFdn UGA 42.75 +1.10+330 161 ..o

.. .. 72 .. C–NH USHeatOn UHN 31.54 +.44 –51 3 .. ê36 77 21 B B–44.0 USLime USLM 39.00 –1.59+157 13 13õ

.. .. 9 .. B–10.2 USNGFdn UNG 5.88 ... –39 16m ..o

.. .. 37 .. D–42.2 USOilFnd USO 37.58 +1.64+301 30m ..o

.. .. 18 .. B–53.6 USShtOil DNO 41.46 –1.91 –19 13 99o

51 43 75 D B+71.0 USSteel .4 X 55.80 –2.48 +10 11m ..o

40 69 52 C C–67.6 UtdStnr r USTR 62.10 –2.48 +2 145 14k

69 68 57 B B+NH UntdTech 2.1 r UTX 81.43 –1.16 +23 4.5m 16o

94 80 71 B B 69.1 UtdThrp UTHR 67.94 –.32 +70 801 44ò81 82 77 B B NH UtdhlthG 1.2 r UNH 40.93 –1.36 –3 7.7m 9o

47 49 35 D C+10.5 UnitekGlb UNTK 9.44 –.28 +32 71 ..õ13 48 32 D D–24.4 Unitil 6.2 UTL 22.15 –.65 +25 89 25x

29 29 42 C A–31.1 Unitrin 3.3 UTR 26.88 –.67 +11 189 8k

81 68 85 C B–33.5 UnivStnls USAP 31.50 –.04 +61 42 16 ê73 58 90 B B–20.9 UnvAmr r UAM 20.21 –.38+297 1.6m 9k

6 51 9 C E 56.2 Universl 5.1 UVV 37.99 –1.09 –37 195 7k

59 10 98 D B–38.3 UnivDisply PANL 33.57 –.54 –1 369 ..o72 76 82 C B–30.3 UniElec UEIC 26.78 –.52 +4 54 21k

22 5 57 D B–46.6 UnivFrst 1.1 UFPI 37.00 –1.68 +13 91 43ò

25 26 38 B B+38.6 Univrsl 6.7 UHT 36.10 –.70 +38 60 26k

60 69 64 C B 46.6 UnvHlthS .5 UHS 42.09 –.88 –50 483 16ò80 92 62 A B 6.2 UnivIns 7.4 UVE 5.42 –.18 –3 173 7 ê

D10 MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011 EXPANDED DATA TABLES INVESTORS.COM

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+Return On EquityAccumulation/Distribution (last 3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbl Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6666

84 69 92 E A–5.0 UnivPwr UPG 4.63 +.08 –58 3 8 ê29 5 84 D B 8.8 UnivSec UUU 8.10 –.23 –28 4 14k

23 41 18 A C+26.8 UnvTchIns UTI 18.66 –.54 –17 123 15k

86 66 52 A A–10.9 UnivTrav UTA 7.40 –.05+134 777 5o

27 70 22 D C–19.2 UnivTruck UACL 15.00 –.86 –42 10 29k

23 71 22 C D–21.9 UnivPA 4.6 UVSP 17.51 –.32+170 62 18 ê57 67 57 C B+26.4 UnmGrp 1.5 r UNM 24.93 –.69+100 3.9m 9ò68 15 99 .. A 3.3 UrEnergy URG 3.05 +.16 +65 2.6m .. ê60 4 99 .. A 5.5 Uranerz URZ 4.44 –.78 +37 2.9m ..o47 3 95 .. B 7.5 UraniumEn UEC 5.25 –.46 +8 1.5m ..o46 17 99 E D+4.0 UraniumRn URRE 2.54 –.23 –29 3.4m ..o70 92 38 A C–40.8 UrbnOtfit r URBN 33.82 –.59 +4 3.0m 21o

1 6 2 E E 1.8 Urologix ULGX .63 –.01 –60 12 .. ê44 7 94 E A–6.6 Uroplasty UPI 5.17 +.10 +12 203 .. ê46 59 42 B B+17.5 UrstdBdl 5.4 UBP 16.39 –.28+178 8 32 ê51 61 53 B B 20.4 UrstdBd 5.1 UBA 19.34 –.33 +45 115 33 ê27 44 24 B D+30.5 UtahMPr 3.5 UTMD 26.75 –.21 –51 2 16 ê

— V —31 43 27 B C–29.3 VCAAnt WOOF 22.69 –.46 –7 483 16k

52 71 61 C B–2.9 VCGHld VCGH 2.22 ... –54 22 9 ê46 83 32 B D+89.7 VFCorp 3.1 r VFC 81.45 –1.19 +16 1.3m 12ò

33 32 57 D B+10.2 VISTFncl 2.4 VIST 8.27 –.01+789 59 22 ê11 68 6 C D–52.7 VSE .8 VSEC 29.93 –1.11 +25 21 6k

90 80 84 B C 8.2 VaalcoEn EGY 7.14 –.18 –33 257 12 ê39 17 75 C C 54.0 VailResorts MTN 47.93 –2.06 –36 212 65o

49 73 34 B D 38.4 Valassis r VCI 30.43 –.58 –22 486 16ò96 93 67 A B–37.3 ValeSA r VALE 34.20 –1.30 +95 34m 13ò

69 18 97 B A–NH ValntPh 1.0 r VRX 37.09 +.11 –21 2.4m ..ò57 36 94 B C+1.8 ValenceTec VLNC 1.54 –.05 –57 607 ..k90 80 88 C B+25.8 ValeroEn .8 VLO 25.15 –.22 +26 10m 14o

56 73 50 D C 32.6 Valhi 2.0 VHI 20.47 –.19 –23 18 99 ê38 26 61 A C+31.3 Validus 2.9 r VR 30.30 –.54 –44 325 10k

2 28 18 E D–6.6 ValleyFin VYFC 3.44 +.04 –52 1 12õ30 63 25 C C 16.2 VallyNBc 5.3 VLY 13.69 –.24 +58 1.1m 16o

78 45 73 C B+95.4 Valmont .7 VMI 91.90 –1.57 –5 119 23ò

87 80 94 C C+4.5 ValpeyFsh VPF 3.41 +.02 +66 7 34 ê70 57 72 B B+NH Valspar 2.0 r VAL 36.90 –.43 –19 732 16k

4 25 4 E D 24.7 Value 6.2 r VALU 12.99 –.28 +37 10 13 ê53 50 74 B E 17.2 ValuClck VCLK 13.75 –.34 +7 1.2m 16ò62 36 99 E A 7.2 ValVision VVTV 6.45 –.48 +13 521 .. ê91 96 88 A D 41.17VanceInfon VIT.34.36 –.82 –63 210 44ò48 80 31 E C 12.6 VandaPhar VNDA 8.01 –.07 –11 152 ..ò.. .. 61 .. B+61.7 VangCns 1.0 VCR 59.79 –1.84 +38 106 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. B–75.6 VangCns 2.6 VDC 72.36 –.87 –8 37 ..k

.. .. 51 .. A 54.0 VangDvAp 2.0 VIG 53.04 –.77 +4 767 ..k

.. .. 46 .. C+49.3 VangEmg 1.8 VWO 46.01 –1.47 +82 28m ..ó

.. .. 77 .. B+104 VangEngy 1.2 VDE 103.9 –.40 +16 197 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B 37.6 VanEuPc 2.4 VEA 36.58 –.87 –9 1.5m .. ê

.. .. 39 .. A–53.4 VangEuro 4.6 VGK 50.15 –1.32+146 2.5m ..ó

.. .. 16 .. E 105 VangExD 4.6 EDV 78.50 +.70 –12 22 ..k

.. .. 67 .. A 56.4 VangrdE 1.0 VXF 54.83 –1.16 +16 150 .. ê

.. .. 51 .. B+34.8 VangFinl 1.3 VFH 33.37 –.63 –2 192 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B–49.2 VangAllW 2.1 VEU 47.66 –1.17 +14 1.0m ..õ

.. .. 56 .. B+101 VangAll 2.2 VSS 98.06 –2.18 +88 130 ..õ

.. .. 29 .. C 54.2 VGGlbR .9 VNQI 49.82 –1.02 +22 47 99 ê

.. .. 61 .. A–63.5 VangGrw 1.1 VUG 62.05 –1.29 +31 503 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. B 58.0 VangHlCr 1.7 VHT 56.57 –1.10 –1 60 ..k

.. .. 51 .. A 43.4 VanHiDY 2.6 VYM 42.67 –.62 +12 203 ..õ

.. .. 67 .. A NH VangIndl 1.3 VIS 66.50 –1.37 +29 90 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B+65.3 VangInfT .6 VGT 63.52 –1.48 +70 266 ..k

.. .. 31 .. C–83.0 VanIntC 4.1 VCIT 79.52 +.11 –62 26 ..k

.. .. 29 .. C–65.2 VanIntT 2.0 VGIT 61.43 +.24 –45 4 99 ê

.. .. 29 .. C–87.6 VangInt 4.0 BIV 83.24 +.39 –34 138 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. B+NH VangLgCp 1.7 VV 58.52 –1.05 +46 289 .. ê

.. .. 23 .. E 88.1 VangLTB 5.0 BLV 78.38 +.33 –50 26 .. ê

.. .. 27 .. D 84.2 VanLTCpB 5.4 VCLT 77.09 +.12 –68 5 99 ê

.. .. 23 .. D 68.1 VnLTGvB 3.7 VGLT 59.55 +.41 –55 7 99 ê

.. .. 67 .. D 84.2 VangMatl 2.2 VAW 81.62 –1.27 +25 108 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B+44.5 VangMeg 1.8 MGC 43.63 –.80 +38 45 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B+49.0 VngMegG 1.2 MGK 47.84 –1.02+118 103 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B–NH VngMegV 2.3 MGV 39.57 –.59 –47 31 ..k

.. .. 67 .. B–NH VangMid 1.2 VO 75.48 –1.36 +3 212 .. ê

.. .. 73 .. B 64.4 VangMCG .5 VOT 62.90 –1.13 –16 123 .. ê

.. .. 59 .. B NH VangMCV 1.9 VOE 53.91 –1.02 –7 75 .. ê

.. .. 27 .. D+54.3 VnMtgB 2.2 VMBS 50.45 +.07 +55 10 99 ê89 55 74 A B–31.5 VngNRny 7.2 VNR 30.57 –.11 –3 219 15o

.. .. 43 .. C 58.6 VangPac 4.0 VPL 56.69 –1.10 +21 149 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B–57.7 VangREIT 3.3 VNQ 56.42 –.95 –19 1.4m ..ò

.. .. 57 .. B–59.4 VGRuss1 .3 VONE 58.40 –1.00 –71 3 99 ê

.. .. 59 .. B 60.8 VGRus1Gr .1 VONG 59.66 –1.18 –6 5 99 ê

.. .. 54 .. A NH VGRuss1 .1 VONV 57.31 –.91 +27 6 99 ê

.. .. 64 .. B+63.6 VGRuss2 .4 VTWO 61.11 –1.57 –86 6 99 ê

.. .. 65 .. B–65.2 VGRus2Gr .3 VTWG 62.18 –1.47 +7 13 99 ê

.. .. 64 .. A–62.0 VGRuss2 .7 VTWV 60.18 –1.13 –92 0.8 99 ê

.. .. 57 .. A NH VGRuss3 .5 VTHR 58.52 –1.06+134 45 99 ê

.. .. 59 .. A+NH VnGd50 1.8 VOO 58.40 –1.05+148 573 99 ê

.. .. 59 .. B–60.4 VnGd50 .4 VOOG 59.09 –1.15+273 60 99 ê

.. .. 59 .. A+NH VnGd50 .7 VOOV 58.24 –.94+363 44 99 ê

.. .. 69 .. A–62.9 VnGdMc4 .2 IVOG 61.54 –1.21 +21 11 99 ê

.. .. 69 .. A+NH VnGdMc .4 IVOV 61.35 +.04 –89 0.1 99 ê

.. .. 68 .. A 62.1 VnGdMc .3 IVOO 60.82 –1.19 –66 3 99 ê

.. .. 68 .. B+62.9 VnGd60 .6 VIOO 61.04 –1.47+999 39 99 ê

.. .. 72 .. B–63.4 VnGd600 .5 VIOG 62.48 –.47 –80 2 99 ê

.. .. 71 .. B 62.3 VnGd60 .6 VIOV 61.41 –.49 +56 4 99 ê

.. .. 29 .. B–82.1 VangSTB 2.2 BSV 80.76 +.15 +23 694 .. ê

.. .. 65 .. B+75.2 VangSmCp 1.2 VB 72.59 –1.72 +29 490 .. ê

.. .. 72 .. A 81.2 VangSmC .5 VBK 77.97 –1.78 +72 410 .. ê

.. .. 58 .. B+68.8 VangSmC 1.9 VBR 66.92 –1.56 +96 277 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. B 79.0 VnSTCpB 2.3 VCSH 77.85 +.04 –4 117 ..k

.. .. 31 .. E 61.2 VanShTGv .7 VGSH 60.65 +.04+191 72 ..k

.. .. 53 .. C+68.2 VangTel 2.9 VOX 64.43 –1.57 –25 29 .. ê

.. .. 26 .. D 83.1 VngBdMk 3.5 BND 80.45 +.17 +22 1.0m .. ê

.. .. 58 .. B+NH VangrdT 1.7 VTI 65.83 –1.20 –38 2.1m ..o

.. .. 52 .. B+49.1 VangTotW 1.9 VT 48.02 –1.07 –6 104 ..õ

.. .. 39 .. B+69.1 VangUtil 3.7 VPU 67.94 –.95 –3 51 ..k

.. .. 53 .. A–NH VangValu 2.3 VTV 54.43 –.88+129 880 .. ê45 17 69 C D 2.3 VantageDrl VTG 1.85 –.07 –17 2.2m .. ê87 88 72 A B–72.2 VarianMed r VAR 68.67 –.03 +96 1.7m 21o

99 80 89 A B+NH VarianSm VSEA.43.21 –.33+306 3.0m 15o

47 60 30 B C 9.0 VscoData VDSI 7.33 –.09 +92 169 28k

56 80 39 A D–13.2 VasclrSoln r VASC 10.58 –.33 +60 65 23k

28 59 22 B C 19.8 VectorGp 9 VGR 16.01 –.25 –45 277 19 ê43 88 36 C D+27.9 Vectren 5.2 VVC 26.35 –.35 –53 258 14k

79 80 48 B C+54.5 VeecoInst r VECO.43.24 –1.51 –27 1.6m 13ò

63 28 87 D B 21.7 Venoco VQ 20.28 +.21 +15 341 33ò49 64 53 B C–56.2 Ventas 3.9 VTR 54.36 –.58 +2 1.3m 39ò19 1 31 .. ..7.7 VntrsBiosc VTUS 6.31 –.13 –90 3 ..õ28 71 37 D B–35.8 VeoliaEn 4.0 VE 30.79 –.71 –18 246 13ò69 50 85 B B 41.0 VeraBradley VRA 33.85 –.37 –51 131 26 ê23 44 7 C B–6.7 Verenium VRNM 3.01 –.05 –49 46 .. ê96 84 96 A A 44.97VeriFone PAY 39.99 –1.78 –37 997 30o

98 80 86 B B 13.87Verigy VRGY 13.15 –.11 –56 939 24ò73 65 86 D B–38.1 VerintSys VRNT 34.20 –.90 –27 189 12 ê93 77 81 A B+34.5 Verisign r VRSN 33.75 +.85 +94 5.8m 32o

81 85 67 C B+35.4 Verisk r VRSK 33.75 –.47 –20 495 25 ê50 54 72 C D+37.7 Verizon 5.5 VZ 35.63 –.86 +3 21m 16o

22 53 11 D B+34.0 Vermillion VRML 7.22 –.26 –43 113 ..õ57 38 58 C B+16.1 Versant r VSNT 13.91 –.06 +50 12 28k

34 47 50 E A–4.7 Versar VSR 3.40 –.07 –14 20 ..k49 25 83 E A–5.8 VersoPap VRS 4.62 –.08 +86 248 .. ê28 10 38 E A–43.9 VertxPhar VRTX 39.01 –.38 +28 2.3m ..ò80 80 97 D B 7.3 VertroInc VTRO 5.03 +.04 –84 29 16 ê54 52 88 E B+NH VestinRMI VRTA 1.55 +.31+627 35 .. ê16 51 37 E C–2.3 VesRMIIrs VRTB 1.68 +.14 +90 18 .. ê82 76 79 B B+NH ViacomA 1.3 VIA 47.76 –.99 –45 14 16ò79 76 73 B B+43.0 ViacomB 1.4 VIAB 41.54 –.97 +11 3.8m 14k

53 38 61 E A–27.3 Viad .7 r VVI 23.50 –1.42 +31 95 99k

68 41 73 B D–46.0 Viasat VSAT 42.79 –.81 +66 270 31k

82 80 66 D B–23.2 Viasyst VIAS 20.51 +.54+123 21 ..k8 15 4 E B–4.1 Vical VICL 1.93 –.09 –16 394 ..k

63 80 36 C D+19.5 Vicor 4.1 VICR 14.56 –.44 –19 94 30 ê75 97 49 B B+17.8 ViewPtF 1.6 VPFG 12.38 –.26 –25 135 23 ê52 80 87 E B 5.1 VillBk&Tr VBFC 2.86 +.11+138 22 11k

39 62 64 C C–34.0 Villge 3.1 VLGEA 31.88 –.39 +6 15 17 ê17 15 6 D C–5.3 Vimicro VIMC 3.30 –.08 –52 56 .. ê21 45 9 A D–20.4 VimpelC 2.7 VIP 13.96 –.37 –31 2.3m 10o

42 74 30 A D+50.5 VinaCo 1.5 VCO 46.95 –.59 –42 2 21k

10 6 22 E B 4.1 Virco 3.3 VIRC 3.05 –.02 –66 5 .. ê42 39 79 E C+27.9 VirgnMd .6 r VMED 24.93 –.81 –14 2.6m ..ò17 42 34 E B–7.7 VirgCmBk VCBI 6.06 –.07 +2 74 10 ê85 54 98 B B+20.0 VirnetXn VHC 12.48 –.60 –41 527 8o

91 87 78 A C–18.7 Virophrm VPHM 16.50 –.62 +27 900 10ò83 50 98 D B 2.6 VirtualSc VSCP 2.28 –.02 –45 108 76k

82 67 97 D B–50.1 VirtusInv r VRTS 47.24 –.11 –36 21 99k

95 87 93 B A–17.77Virtusan VRTU 16.99 –.23 +29 130 28 ê45 90 11 A C 97.2 Visan .9 r V 69.46 –1.14 –22 6.2m 17ò

97 80 96 C B+NH Vishay VSH 16.09 –.42 –32 1.9m 12ò88 71 88 C B–19.6 VishyPrcisn VPG 18.61 –.23 –38 38 29õ37 22 79 E B+1.8 VisionSci VSCI 1.52 –.08 –40 23 ..k25 6 27 B B+9.8 VsnChinan VISN 4.59 –.02 –46 174 ..o35 24 70 .. C 3.5 VistaGld VGZ 2.56 +.04 –35 440 ..o68 82 61 A C–62.8 VistaPrt VPRT 49.45 +2.53+310 1.7m 23o

48 1 79 D B+76.7 VisteonCorp VC 69.68 –2.86 +49 739 54ó

17 39 20 E C+16.9 VtlImgs VTAL 13.41 –.32 +18 66 ..k83 99 78 .. B 34.4 VitaminSn VSI 31.80 –.70 –5 331 32k

65 80 75 D B 15.4 Vitran VTNC 13.77 –.70 –54 32 99k

84 72 77 B A 36.0 VivoPart 3.0 VIV 34.20 –.92 +7 1.3m 18k

20 12 50 E B 13.7 Vivus VVUS 8.38 –.24 +2 2.9m ..o90 98 85 A D+97.67VMware r VMW 85.79 –.55 –2 2.2m 56o

40 4 93 D D–39.9 VocalTec r CALL 20.12 –.22 –5 52 ..ò94 77 91 A C 28.5 Vocus VOCS 26.58 –.47 –39 72 39k

54 56 66 B B–29.1 Vodafone 4.6 VOD 28.24 –.64 +38 9.6m 11ó80 80 69 C B–29.1 Volcano VOLC 26.78 –.56 +97 666 60 ê10 27 17 B D 24.8 Volcom VLCM 16.21 –.30 +13 122 16ò81 51 92 D B–8.7 Voltairen VOLT 8.67 +.01 –44 118 ..k78 75 61 B C+29.9 Volterra r VLTR 24.14 –.16 +37 473 15 ê76 70 94 E A–3.4 Vonage VG 3.18 –.12 –12 2.6m 17k

40 69 47 D C+91.7 VorndRl 3.2 VNO 87.18 –1.48 –11 940 81ò

8 1 3 B C+3.6 Vringo VRNG 1.69 –.03 –79 2 ..õ.. .. 2 .. ..105 Vs2VMdEtn TVIZ 65.30 –2.96 +36 6 99 ê

.. .. 1 .. ..112 Vs2VxShtEtn TVIX 46.11 +6.51+364 159 99 ê

.. .. 95 .. ..NH VSInvrsVxShrt XIV 137.5–13.04+174 71 99 ê

.. .. 3 .. ..106 VsVxShrtEtn VIIX 68.97 +.69 –14 6 99 ê2 2 24 E C 59.9 Vulcan 2.4 VMC 41.72 –1.44 +16 1.5m ..ò

— W —95 80 98 D B+20.07WTOffshr .8 WTI 19.21 –.09 –5 854 12ò22 18 43 D D 6.0 WCAWaste WCAA 4.91 –.07 +21 16 .. ê65 41 55 A B+41.8 WD40 2.8 r WDFC 39.25 –.10 +42 101 18 ê.. .. 22 .. C+11.0 WFAdvGlb 11 EOD 9.74 –.13 –47 101 ..k.. .. 28 .. D–10.6 WFAdvInc 10 EAD 9.81 –.06 0 235 ..k.. .. 24 .. D–16.5 WFAdvMlt 8.7 ERC 15.02 –.14 +57 180 ..õ.. .. 23 .. B–16.3 WFAdvUti 7.6 ERH 11.80 –.09 –15 29 .. ê

12 38 29 C E 40.0 WGLHld 4.2 WGL 36.05 –.68 –38 219 15k

44 72 25 B E 51.8 WMSInds r WMS 41.55 +.48+117 1.6m 22o

40 78 22 B B–15.6 WNSHldgs WNS 10.66 –.20 –79 3 10 ê8 17 16 D D 4.7 WPCSIntl WPCS 2.74 –.02+163 39 .. ê

60 75 39 A C 34.0 WPCary 6.5 WPC 31.34 –.49 –9 62 16k

77 85 64 C B–64.4 WPPPlc 2.0 WPPGY 61.68 –1.10 +27 81 15k

26 62 47 .. C 4.7 WSBHld WSB 2.85 +.22 +3 3 .. ê72 80 75 D A–51.0 WSFSFi 1.1 WSFS 44.30 –2.15 +44 42 40õ

55 25 92 C D–7.7 WSII 3.3 WSCI 4.85 –.01 –95 1 23 ê13 5 8 E C+3.3 WSPHld WH 1.38 ... –53 105 .. ê1 9 5 E D–14.6 WVSFinl 1.8 WVFC 8.75 –.18 –94 0.2 72k

89 51 97 D A 13.0 Wabash WNC 11.47 –.79 –15 1.2m ..ò92 76 94 B B–64.0 WABCOn WBC 57.28 –1.63 –9 554 25ò

90 81 71 B B 55.9 Wabtec .1 WAB 53.17 –1.37 –45 142 21ò

3 26 28 E C+5.0 WaccaBk WBNK 1.50 –.01 –81 1 .. ê37 72 38 D D 73.0 Wacoal 1.4 WACLY 68.19 –1.15 +2 8 50õ

89 84 77 A B–39.2 WaddllR 2.2 WDR 36.26 –.74 +47 1.1m 21ó48 70 42 B B NH WalMrt 2.1 r WMT 56.70 –.87 +23 14m 14ò83 83 73 B A 42.2 Walgrn 1.7 r WAG 40.36 –.71 –19 5.6m 16o

52 63 71 .. ..11.4 Walkr&Dunlp WD 11.15 –.03 –77 91 10õ65 68 59 B B 40.0 WaltDsny 1.0 DIS 38.85 –.61 –5 8.3m 18ò99 98 95 A B+139 WaltrEn .4 r WLT 127.0 –1.06 –13 2.1m 21ò

17 8 45 C C 19.0 WalterI 10 WAC 18.19 –.47 +32 168 13ò73 96 47 B C–59.0 Warnaco r WRC 50.18 –1.65 +1 765 14 ê

94 99 59 A A 25.3 WarnerCh WCRX.23.46 –.84 –18 1.5m 7o

7 1 31 D C+8.0 WarnerM WMG 5.31 –.23 +1 410 ..ò95 74 94 C A–5.7 WarrenRes WRES 5.26 –.12 –28 456 19o

31 30 41 B B 16.0 WrwkVl 6.5 WWVY 14.80 +.29 –43 6 15 ê49 68 30 A B–14.8 WashB 1.5 WBCO 13.16 –.52 +68 42 22õ42 71 30 D B+21.7 WshFed 1.4 WFSL 17.15 –.28 –10 591 47 ê53 86 32 C B 547 WashP 2.1 r WPO 438.5 –5.91 –31 34 11k

21 52 29 C B–34.1 WashRE 5.7 WRE 30.40 –.93 +21 510 80k

49 74 50 C D+23.1 WshTr 4.1 WASH 20.71 –.28+250 94 13 ê78 86 66 B B NH WstCnn .7 WCN 28.84 –.41 –8 427 23k

56 56 53 B B NH WsteMin 3.3 WM 37.87 –.47 +2 2.7m 18ò93 91 58 A B–81.0 Waters WAT.76.06 –1.62 0 660 18o

7 29 7 E E 4.5 WaterstnF WSBF 2.64 –.14+140 29 .. ê62 76 60 B B 65.7 Watsco 3.4 WSO 61.89 –.72 +8 336 26ò47 76 57 B D–65.3 WatscoC 3.3 WSOB 62.10 –.35 –50 0.1 26k

94 82 79 A A–56.1 WatsonPhar WPI 53.54 –1.19 –17 1.1m 16ò

47 66 45 C B–37.8 WattsWa 1.2 WTS 35.71 –1.23 +38 269 18ò

15 7 34 C B–10.3 WasPC 1.4 WPP 8.42 –.18 +13 276 17x

68 22 90 B B 5.3 WaveSys WAVX 3.80 –.25 +24 1.1m ..o86 87 75 B B–12.9 WaysdT 5.3 WSTG 12.13 –.17 –46 6 14k

.. .. 64 .. B 30.4 WcBMFG .2 AADR 30.06 –.14 –89 0.6 99 ê94 72 88 C B 24.1 WeathIntl WFT 22.97 –.01 +23 16m 40o

92 76 98 B B 10.4 Web.com WWWW 9.36 –.47 +7 317 15k

76 80 54 C A–54.9 WebMD WBMD 52.24 –1.12 –6 322 87ò

57 39 96 E B 2.0 Webmedbr r WEBM 1.43 –.19 +5 431 .. ê51 73 23 A C+25.3 Websns r WBSN 19.23 –.53 +35 449 16k

73 80 81 E A–23.6 WbstrFn .2 WBS 22.57 –.78 +14 938 38 ê64 54 83 D A 39.6 WWatch 1.8 r WTW 38.65 –.82 +19 304 15ò31 48 53 C C 26.1 Weingrt 4.3 WRI 24.29 –.52 –38 670 80ò34 63 42 C C+41.3 WeisMkt 2.9 WMK 39.73 –.68 +69 54 15k

31 48 43 D C+33.0 Wellcare WCG 30.06 –1.18 +19 550 12ò

59 70 61 D B 66.5 WellPoint WLP 62.66 –1.70 –33 2.6m 9o

44 56 60 C B 34.3 WellsFg .6 WFC 31.84 –.66 –2 30m 14o

46 18 81 D B 3.1 WellsGdnr WGA 2.70 –.01 +96 40 45k

22 14 32 D B+5.6 WndyAr 1.7 r WEN 4.73 +.03+108 9.2m 24o

56 73 57 C B+25.7 WernrE .8 WERN 24.25 –1.28+199 2.4m 22o

38 73 57 D C 20.2 Wesbc 3.0 WSBC 18.77 –.03 +55 80 14 ê50 86 38 D B 416 WescoFn .4 WSC 376.6 –3.37 +51 6 36k

94 73 92 C B+NH WescoIntl WCC 54.39 –.74 +17 618 21o

29 71 41 E C–9.0 WestBc WTBA 6.84 –.27+198 55 10 ê38 50 70 E B 3.8 WstCtB WCBO 3.24 –.09+114 735 ..k36 15 77 E A–13.6 WstMarn WMAR 12.38 –.22 +23 65 14 ê49 59 45 B B 44.8 WstPhm 1.7 WST 39.90 –.99 +13 120 16k

15 48 19 B D–60.4 WAmB 2.9 r WABC 50.13 –.90 –18 178 15 ê55 75 44 B B+26.1 WestarE 4.8 WR 25.64 –.37 –17 652 13k

91 68 96 C A–3.8 Westell r WSTL 3.16 –.09 +20 395 14 ê39 34 67 D A 9.6 WstnAllBc WAL 7.50 +.10+225 1.4m .. ê.. .. 31 .. C–13.0 WstAsIn 3.4 WIW 12.54 +.06 +8 158 .. ê.. .. 24 .. E 13.3 WstAsIn 3.4 WIA 12.48 +.02 +1 79 .. ê.. .. 24 .. D+19.9 WstAEMD 7.3 ESD 18.15 –.07 –27 105 ..k.. .. 22 .. E 14.4 WAtEMkt 7.2 EMD 12.82 –.09 +66 148 .. ê.. .. 23 .. D+19.4 WsADfOp 8.6 GDO 18.16 +.07 –7 65 ..k.. .. 39 .. E 13.5 WAstGlb 9.0 EHI 12.79 –.11 +18 140 .. ê.. .. 22 .. D 13.5 WAGlobP 9 GDF 12.11 +.05 +1 63 .. ê.. .. 26 .. D 6.6 WAHiInOp 8.8 HIO 6.13 –.05 –8 214 .. ê.. .. 24 .. E 10.1 WstAstH 10 HIX 9.47 –.06 +15 303 ..õ.. .. 20 .. E 20.1 WstAssH 9 HYI 18.76 –.23 –63 43 99 ê.. .. 26 .. D–10.6 WAstHIF 9 HIF 9.92 ... –40 8 .. ê.. .. 22 .. E 22.3 WAsDfOp 6.2 IGI 20.12 +.28 +36 61 ..k.. .. 20 .. C 15.0 WstnAsst 6.2 PAI 12.62 –.05 –12 21 .. ê.. .. 33 .. D+18.0 WstAsIn 3.5 IMF 17.08 –.36+238 79 ..õ.. .. 21 .. D+10.3 WstnAsI 5.3 SBI 9.14 +.03 –56 15 ..k

.. .. 18 .. E 13.4 WAMMu 6.6 MMU 11.89 –.02 –50 68 ..k

.. .. 26 .. E 6.7 WstAMgd 9 MHY 6.12 –.03 –1 134 ..k

.. .. 47 .. D 22.4 WMtDOp 7.6 DMO 22.05 +.08 –50 13 99 ê

.. .. 16 .. C+22.9 WAMunD 5.2 MTT 19.38 +.06 +40 65 99 ê

.. .. 15 .. D+8.0 WstAMun 6.3 MHF 6.99 –.03 –42 38 ..k

.. .. 16 .. E 15.2 WAMuPt 6.3 MNP 12.86 –.06 –43 16 ..k

.. .. 41 .. C+15.5 WestAst 8.8 WEA 14.94 +.01 –30 54 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. B–17.0 WstAVari 4.1 GFY 16.30 –.13 –45 11 .. ê

.. .. 21 .. D–14.5 WtAsWw 6.9 SBW 12.97 –.13 +9 42 ..k42 43 34 B B–45.1 WestDigtl WDC 33.94 –.81 +63 6.4m 7o

88 96 85 B A–33.27WstnGas 4.7 WES 32.53 –.52 +88 411 21x

87 80 98 D B 11.87WstnRef WNR 11.52 +.53 +63 3.2m ..o71 76 59 A A–NH WstnUn 1.4 WU 19.75 –.59 +67 7.9m 14ò8 20 28 D D+10.4 WestfldF 2.8 r WFD 8.44 –.28 +95 105 70 ê

91 80 91 C C+44.27WestlkCh .6 WLK 38.55 –1.65 +38 279 16ò

92 80 81 C B+14.5 Westmrlnd WLB 13.44 +.06 –38 14 .. ê54 94 30 A C 133 WstpacBk 5.7 WBK 112.6 –1.84 –34 13 11õ

18 34 17 D D 21.3 WstptInn WPRT 15.55 –.16 –3 512 ..ò33 25 40 C B 4.9 Westway WWAY 4.08 –.02 –59 6 81 ê71 87 23 A B 40.7 WestwdH 3.7 WHG 35.29 –2.54+108 19 12k

32 56 40 C C 18.0 WestwdO WWON 7.82 –.47 –10 8 .. ê24 48 24 D B 5.3 WetSeal r WTSLA 3.53 –.10 –29 949 16 ê9 26 19 C D+26.8 Weyco 2.8 WEYS 22.78 –.68 +85 18 19k

86 80 89 E A–23.3 Weyerha .9 WY 22.67 –.34 +19 6.9m ..ò60 83 50 C B 118 Whrlpl 1.9 WHR 89.92 –1.36 +70 2.3m 9ò

18 2 40 B B–363 WhtMtIn .3 r WTM 341.3 –1.48 –33 10 31k

85 81 88 B B+19.7 WhiteRiv 5.7 RVR 17.50 –.11 –86 3 10k

33 23 73 D B+14.9 WhtstnR 7.7 WSR 14.72 –.04 –35 11 98x

94 80 89 B D NH 7WhitingP WLL 122.8 +4.62+159 2.0m 27ò25 53 8 B D+24.7 Whiting 13 WHX 17.09 –.80 +97 605 6 ê23 8 88 E B–15.3 Whitny .3 WTNY 13.35 –.22 –28 901 ..o83 82 89 B A–53.5 WholeFd .2 WFMI 50.44 –1.52 +9 1.8m 35ò

72 50 78 B B 1.6 WidePnt WYY 1.21 –.10 +10 180 24 ê44 28 83 C B 11.4 WilberCorp GIW 9.57 –.13 –65 6 14k

53 80 52 B D–47.4 WilyJhA 1.4 r JWA 46.09 –.56+102 256 16 ê67 80 52 B B+NH WilyJoh 1.4 JWB 46.14 –.46 –10 0.9 16 ê6 7 22 D B–3.9 WllmVlyVn WVVI 3.44 –.06 –40 3 99 ê

42 13 55 E A 16.2 Willbros WG 11.63 –.23 –25 492 .. ê85 80 94 D B 4.5 7Willdan WLDN 4.40 +.06 –47 5 .. ê80 59 77 B B+NH WmsCo 1.9 WMB 26.60 –.37 +78 11m 23ò83 72 74 B B 11.7 WillCntrl WMCO 10.50 –.02 –19 4 42õ57 66 54 B B–49.0 WmsPts 6.0 WPZ 47.19 –.36 –44 264 16ò67 70 72 B D 36.8 WilSon 1.9 r WSM 32.34 –.94 –31 1.1m 18o

72 49 77 B A NH WillisGp 2.7 WSH 37.84 –.12+341 2.7m 14ò16 24 45 D D+17.6 WilsLease WLFC 13.46 +.10 –60 6 21 ê1 5 1 E D 20.2 WilmtnTr WL 4.37 –.02 –26 992 ..o.. .. 65 .. A–30.6 ClayW45 1.1 WXSP 30.20 –.27+379 9 .. ê.. .. 54 .. A–29.0 ClayW5K 1.4 WFVK 28.50 –.38 –8 1 .. ê4 36 7 E D–11.9 WilshB WIBC 6.46 –.01+141 405 .. ê.. .. 72 .. A 20.2 WlhMCE .3 WMCR 19.16 –.61 –12 11 .. ê.. .. 52 .. A–NH ClyWUSR 2.5 WREI 30.92 –.61 +24 6 .. ê

66 34 92 B B+35.1 WimmBD .6 WBD 33.01 –.06 –47 496 55o

43 41 51 A D–14.4 Windstrm 7.9 WIN 12.69 –.20 +12 5.7m 15ò16 20 30 E B–1.4 WnlndElec WEX .81 +.01 –96 0.5 .. ê80 98 55 A B–35.5 Winmark .2 WINA 32.53 –1.27 –36 4 19k

1 19 5 E B 13.9 WinnDix WINN 6.42 –.27 –24 545 25ò91 80 84 B A 17.4 Wnnbgo WGO 14.97 –1.16 +90 650 28o

27 51 23 A D 8.0 WinnerM WWIN 5.84 ... –61 24 10k

10 23 18 E B–14.6 Winthro 5.3 FUR 12.21 –.36 –4 159 39 ê10 4 32 C B+44.9 Wintrst .5 WTFC 32.83 –1.01 –60 225 23o

50 84 21 A D–16.8 Wipro .9 WIT 12.83 –.66+248 2.2m 27o

20 40 8 D B 3.4 WirRonin RNIN 1.41 –.01 –5 74 .. ê53 22 85 D B–1.3 WirlssTel WTT 1.02 –.03 +43 62 99 ê66 95 50 B B–61.0 WiscEngy 3.5 WEC 60.03 –.67 –32 469 16k

.. .. 46 .. A 49.7 WTDiefa 3.1 DWM 48.56 –1.04 +75 49 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. B+44.0 WTDiefa 4.1 DTH 42.59 –1.02 –37 6 .. ê

.. .. 56 .. B NH WTDiv100 3.3 DTN 48.16 –.77 –44 38 .. ê

.. .. 49 .. C 26.9 WTDrfBz BZF 26.33 –.17 –52 29 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. D+25.8 WTDrfChn CYB 25.32 –.07 +42 289 .. ê

.. .. 35 .. C–30.3 WisdTrDrfCm CCX 25.79 –.16 –74 25 99 ê

.. .. 27 .. B–24.0 WTEmCur CEW 22.15 –.25 +70 273 ..k

.. .. 31 .. B–23.1 WTDrfEur EU 22.02 –.17+113 5 .. ê

.. .. 29 .. B+27.5 WTDrfInd ICN 26.00 –.12 –73 4 .. ê

.. .. 40 .. B–32.4 WTDrJYnya JYF 31.67 +.08 –24 1 .. ê

.. .. 31 .. B–25.5 WTNZDol BNZ 23.49 +.03 –83 4 ..k

.. .. 17 .. C–32.3 WTSoAfR SZR 26.97 –.55 +18 9 ..k

.. .. 54 .. B+45.0 WTErn500 1.7 EPS 44.11 –.86 +82 17 .. ê

.. .. 46 .. C 60.5 WTEmHY 3.4 DEM 57.02 –1.78 +91 381 .. ê

.. .. 25 .. D+54.4 WsdtrEm 3.7 ELD 50.39 –.33 –53 84 99 ê

.. .. 52 .. B 55.2 WTESCDv 2.5 DGS 51.48 –2.01+116 539 .. ê

.. .. 46 .. B 39.4 WTEqIn 4.1 DHS 38.73 –.50 –63 19 .. ê

.. .. 56 .. B+43.7 WTEurSC 2.2 DFE 42.98 –.74 –78 1 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. C 44.7 WTEurEq 3.4 DEW 43.02 –.91 –53 7 .. ê

.. .. 20 .. D 28.7 WTIndia .6 EPI 22.84 –.93 +49 4.1m ..o

.. .. 61 .. B–32.6 WTIntBM 1.7 DBN 31.21 –.86 –6 5 .. ê

.. .. 41 .. B+47.0 WTIntD 3.7 DOO 45.04 –1.13 +47 88 .. ê

.. .. 61 .. A–28.1 WTIntEn 2.5 DKA 27.36 –.68 –68 11 .. ê

.. .. 40 .. C+50.2 WTIntH 3.5 HEDJ 47.60 –.89 –74 1 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. B–50.3 WTIntLC 3.4 DOL 46.27 –1.33+377 98 .. ê

.. .. 49 .. C+53.5 WTIntMC 2.8 DIM 52.48 –1.00 –62 5 .. ê

.. .. 39 .. B–31.3 WTIntRE 9 DRW 28.54 –.62 +2 37 .. ê

.. .. 54 .. A–52.9 WTIntSC 2.8 DLS 51.66 –1.03 0 36 .. ê

.. .. 33 .. B 22.0 WTIntUt 4.4 DBU 20.91 –.38 –40 7 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. E 55.7 WTJpnHiY 2.6 DNL 52.91 –1.16 +28 11 .. ê

.. .. 54 .. A–45.5 WTJpnSC 1.7 DFJ 44.15 –.71 –37 15 .. ê

.. .. 35 .. A 43.1 WTJpnTot 1.1 DXJ 38.43 –1.06 –48 48 .. ê

.. .. 51 .. A NH WTLgCDv 2.7 DLN 46.37 –.80 +3 97 .. ê

.. .. 54 .. A 38.2 WTLCGr .8 ROI 37.49 –.53+154 6 ..k

.. .. 61 .. C+41.4 WTLwPE 1.3 EZY 40.64 –.77 –83 0.5 .. ê

.. .. 29 .. ..54.1 WTMngdFut WDTI 50.24 +.34 –66 10 99 ê

.. .. 49 .. C 17.5 WisdTrM 2.9 GULF 16.72 –.37 +83 34 ..k

.. .. 56 .. A+52.4 WTMdCDv 2.8 DON 51.45 –.97 –11 30 .. ê

.. .. 67 .. A 55.9 WTMCEr 1.4 EZM 54.65 –1.18 +17 16 .. ê

.. .. 46 .. C+68.4 WTPacTot 3.6 DND 65.34 –1.28 –62 2 .. ê

.. .. 44 .. A–62.0 WTPacHY 4.8 DNH 58.99 –.76 –22 8 .. ê

.. .. 54 .. B+48.4 WTSmCDv 3.6 DES 46.76 –1.21 –47 18 .. ê

.. .. 63 .. B 53.5 WTSCEr 1.1 EES 51.69 –1.50 +13 18 .. ê

.. .. 51 .. B+NH WTTotDv 2.8 DTD 46.94 –.72 –24 12 .. ê

.. .. 54 .. B+46.4 WTTotEr 1.7 EXT 45.33 –1.03 –55 5 .. ê

28 27 59 E B+0.4 WizzardSn WZE .26 –.02 –4 868 .. ê10 13 25 E ..12.7 WolvrnBanc WBKC 12.14 –.10 –86 11 ..õ70 86 47 B B+33.0 Wolvrn 1.4 r WWW 31.11 –.92 +49 410 14k

64 97 5 A C–12.8 WondAun WATG 7.24 –.28 –39 318 6k

74 83 58 B C–39.5 Wdward .7 r WGOV 33.51 –1.10 +55 603 22o

14 36 31 D B–50.3 WooriFin .5 WF 38.76 –1.70 –77 6 10k

96 94 89 A B+59.5 WrldAcptc WRLD 56.75 –2.33 +23 215 10o

9 60 12 D E 4.9 WldEnSol XWES 2.50 –.02 –76 4 .. ê96 94 87 B B+37.9 WldFuel .4 INT 36.48 –.91 –8 549 14ò7 36 1 D E 7.0 WHeart WHRT 1.72 –.03 –48 48 .. ê9 53 6 B E 19.0 WWEnte 12 WWE 11.97 –.09 +6 361 17k

76 32 79 B B+20.0 Worthn 2.1 WOR 18.98 –.77 +31 731 18o

88 84 85 A B 49.17WrightExp WXS 45.80 –1.09 –13 154 17k

30 64 21 C C+19.6 WrightMed WMGI 14.82 –.37 +18 436 16k

35 78 6 B E 2.4 WuhanGn WUHN 1.15 –.01 –2 10 3 ê84 90 37 A B 20.1 WuXin WX 16.89 –.22 +22 463 16 ê50 76 51 B D 31.4 Wyndhm 1.7 r WYN 28.18 –1.06 +81 3.4m 14ò

93 93 84 C A 121 7Wynn .4 WYNN 114.5 –4.36 +1 2.2m 90ò

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6 18 11 E E 9.0 XenithBc XBKS 5.32 –.18 –82 0.2 .. ê10 31 14 E C 20.5 XenoPort XNPT 7.80 –.30 –1 329 ..ò70 30 89 C A+NH XeriumTec XRM 19.68 –.12 –15 59 .. ê44 61 32 B C 12.1 Xerox 1.6 XRX 10.55 –.24+206 30m 11o

59 69 27 C B 4.0 XetaTech XETA 3.37 ... –27 11 21k

36 27 87 E B–1.9 XfoneInc XFN 1.43 –.02+736 133 .. ê97 95 76 A B+NH Xilinx 2.0 XLNX.32.19 –.66 +6 5.8m 14o

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5 64 2 E B–23.5 YRCWrldW YRCW 4.15 –.22 +18 2.0m ..o4 23 14 E B 5.6 YadknVFin YAVY 2.69 –.09 –15 24 .. ê

46 89 32 C C–19.1 Yahoo r YHOO 15.83 –.37 +44 24m 21o

68 80 45 A D–13.1 Yamana 1.1 AUY 11.25 –.06 +57 12m 26o

93 78 66 A C 33.1 Yanzhou 1.1 YZC 28.74 –.79 +28 367 12o

54 99 22 B C 14.3 Yinglin YGE 11.27 –.52 +19 3.7m 10o

78 98 20 A C 9.5 Yongye YONG 7.30 –.07 –29 484 6o

46 67 53 B C+18.0 YorkWtr 3.2 YORW 16.09 –.78 +42 32 22 ê13 22 13 B ..50.0 Yoku.comCA YOKU 29.58 –.67 –69 1.3m ..ó58 64 60 B C+33.4 YoungIn .5 r YDNT 29.54 –2.06 +36 18 16k

8 5 46 .. B 7.0 Yuchengn YTEC 3.71 –.09 –41 36 ..õ58 73 35 A B 12.4 YuheIntl YUII 9.01 –.23 –54 59 8 ê72 76 48 A B–52.5 YumBrd 2.2 r YUM 46.40 –1.19 +84 5.5m 19ò

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39 1 97 E B–5.9 Zale ZLC 4.40 –.32 –37 899 ..ò84 38 93 B A 2.4 Zalicus ZLCS 1.97 –.07 –17 1.4m 6 ê16 12 64 E D–3.7 Zanett ZANE 1.18 ... –74 9 .. ê86 87 80 B B+NH ZebraTech ZBRA 38.27 –1.19 –30 157 23ò

18 53 20 B E 24.4 Zepn .9 ZEP 17.99 –.27 +55 124 18 ê54 36 69 E B+3.2 ZhoneTc ZHNE 2.48 ... –16 96 .. ê73 68 78 A B–25.0 Zhongpinn HOGS 18.99 –.09 –12 205 12o

67 68 55 B B+62.5 Zimmer r ZMH 58.58 –.50 +36 2.6m 13o

14 10 9 .. C–7.4 ZionOG ZN 4.45 –.14 –30 67 ..o19 44 45 E C 30.3 ZionBcp .2 ZION 23.43 –.33 +10 4.3m ..o66 21 89 .. A+6.3 Ziopharm ZIOP 5.75 –.24 +70 671 ..o5 14 6 E C 5.5 ZipRealty ZIPR 2.66 –.04 +8 22 .. ê

92 80 96 C B+4.9 Zix ZIXI 4.41 –.20 +2 707 40ò38 1 84 .. B–6.9 Zogenix ZGNX 4.80 –.21 –77 49 ..õ87 93 89 C B 45.3 ZollMed ZOLL 41.41 –2.18+313 954 44 ê

53 53 66 E B–12.8 Zoltek ZOLT 11.13 –.57 –22 265 ..ò38 68 33 D D 6.2 ZooEntrtmt ZOOG 5.30 –.39 –94 0.7 9õ13 4 6 B C+9.0 ZoomTch ZOOM 4.12 –.06 –71 86 4 ê41 18 58 D B+12.2 Zoran ZRAN 9.53 –.30 +10 765 ..ò57 70 69 C C–33.1 Zumiez ZUMZ 22.31 –.88 –37 283 32o

.. .. 34 .. A–3.6 ZweigF 11 ZF 3.31 –.07 –9 316 .. ê

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