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K DETROIT FREE PRESS | WWW.FREEP.COM ◆ THURSDAY, JAN. 3, 2008 3D AIM Investments A: ChartA p 16.32 -.13 +9.5 Const p 29.07 -.30 +8.4 AllianceBern A: IntlValA p 21.98 -.19 +17.8 Amer Beacon Plan: LgCpPln 22.04 -.35 +9.7 Amer Century Inv: EqInc N 7.71 -.09 +7.2 GrowthI N 26.02 -.36 +9.9 Ultra N 24.62 -.32 +5.9 American Funds A: AmcpA p 19.90 -.26 +7.2 AMutlA p 27.89 -.40 +7.5 BalA p 19.17 -.14 +6.8 BondA p 13.13 +.07 +3.9 CapWA p 19.93 +.16 +4.6 CapIBA p 62.32 -.24 +12.2 CapWGA p 44.38 -.23 +17.9 EupacA p 50.73 -.14 +20.5 FdInvA p 42.15 -.30 +14.5 GwthA p 33.74 -.27 +11.7 HI TrA p 11.85 -.01 +5.6 IncoA p 19.26 -.12 +8.4 ICAA p 32.59 -.36 +9.1 NEcoA p 26.86 -.33 +12.3 N PerA p 33.86 -.08 +15.6 NwWrldA 59.29 -.15 +29.2 SmCpA p 40.78 -.07 +18.7 TxExA p 12.27 +.03 +3.4 WshA p 33.18 -.45 +7.8 American Funds B: BalB t 19.11 -.14 +6.1 CapIBB t 62.32 -.24 +11.3 CpWGrB t 44.15 -.24 +17.0 GrwthB t 32.61 -.26 +10.9 IncoB t 19.14 -.12 +7.6 ICAB t 32.45 -.36 +8.2 Artisan Funds: Intl 29.69 -.19 +20.2 MidCap 30.45 -.49 +12.6 Baron Funds: Asset 62.67 -1.10 +11.7 Growth 50.00 -.67 +8.7 Bernstein Fds: IntDur 13.17 ... NA DivMu 14.10 +.02 +2.9 TxMgdIntl 24.72 -.20 +15.0 IntlPort 24.66 -.21 +15.5 BlackRock A: GlAlA r 19.78 ... NA BlackRock B&C: GlAlC t 18.61 ... NA BlackRock Instl: GlbAlloc r 19.84 ... NA Brandywine Fds: Brndywn N 36.11 -.47 +15.1 CGM Funds: Focus N 52.48 -.01 +37.3 Calamos Funds: GrwthA p 58.04 -.61 +10.3 Calvert Group: Inco p 16.60 +.07 +4.6 Columbia Class A: Acorn t 28.51 -.36 +10.9 21CntryA t 16.29 -.18 +14.9 Columbia Class Z: Acorn Z 29.24 -.37 +11.2 AcornIntZ 43.77 +.17 +24.4 DWS Scudder Cl A: DrHiRA 46.01 -.51 +7.3 DWS Scudder Cl S: GroIncS 17.85 -.24 +6.1 Davis Funds A: NYVen A 39.48 -.53 +9.7 Davis Funds C & Y: NYVenY 39.92 -.53 +10.0 NYVen C 38.08 -.52 +8.8 Dimensional Fds: EmMktV 44.08 -.41 +37.5 IntSmVa N 19.61 +.05 +17.7 USLgVa N 22.87 -.33 +8.3 US Micro N 13.26 -.21 +4.6 US SmVa 23.45 -.39 +4.8 IntlSmCo N 18.84 +.04 +17.2 IntVa N 24.19 -.13 +19.2 Dodge&Cox: Balanced 80.46 -.54 +7.0 Income 12.57 +.06 +4.1 IntlStk 45.70 -.32 +18.3 Stock 136.61 -1.65 +8.6 Dreyfus: Aprec 44.22 -.48 +8.5 Eaton Vance Cl A: LgCpVal 22.23 -.29 +12.8 NatlMun 11.11 +.01 +4.9 Evergreen A: AstAll p 14.94 ... NA Evergreen C: AstAllC t 14.50 ... NA Excelsior Funds: ValRestr 56.36 -.46 +11.4 Fairholme 31.90 +.04 +14.3 Federated Instl: KaufmnK 6.19 -.04 +15.2 Fidelity Advisor A: DivIntlA r 21.80 -.03 +14.9 Fidelity Advisor I: DivIntl N 22.16 -.03 +15.3 Fidelity Advisor T: MidCpT p 23.27 -.35 +9.7 Fidelity Freedom: FF2010 N 14.78 -.04 +7.5 FF2015 N 12.42 -.05 +8.2 FF2020 N 15.72 -.09 +9.1 FF2025 N 13.10 -.08 +9.3 FF2030 N 16.38 -.14 +10.0 FF2040 N 9.64 -.09 +10.2 Fidelity Invest: AMgr50 N 15.46 -.05 +6.4 Balanc N 19.53 -.08 +10.3 BlueChGr N 43.52 -.54 +6.6 Canada N 61.77 +.37 +25.9 CapAp N 26.37 -.39 +8.2 CapDevO N 12.39 -.12 +10.0 CpInc r N 8.65 -.03 +7.1 Contra N 72.53 -.58 +15.5 DisEq N 29.14 -.38 +11.4 DivIntl N 39.77 -.13 +18.4 DivGth N 28.93 -.47 +5.7 EmrMk N 33.57 -.28 +40.3 Eq Inc N 54.36 -.80 +8.2 EQII N 22.63 -.35 +7.0 Europe 42.00 -.16 +19.7 Export N 25.47 -.26 +12.5 Fidel N 39.54 -.31 +12.3 GovtInc 10.42 +.06 +4.8 GroCo N 82.24 -.74 +13.9 GroInc N 26.89 -.39 +4.1 HighInc r N 8.60 -.01 +5.4 Indepn N 28.17 -.02 +17.1 IntBd N 10.21 +.06 +3.5 IntlDisc N 42.87 -.21 +20.3 InvGB N 7.24 +.05 +3.6 LatAm N 61.54 -.47 +47.2 LevCoStk N 32.11 -.22 +17.3 LowP r N 40.76 -.37 +9.3 Magelln N 92.56 -1.31 +10.1 MidCap N 28.88 -.36 +12.5 MuniInc N 12.61 +.03 +3.9 OTC N 51.51 -.66 +14.1 100Index 10.45 -.15 NS Ovrsea N 48.32 -.07 +20.4 Puritn N 18.89 -.14 +8.2 RealE N 25.77 -.21 +6.0 STBF N 8.62 +.02 +2.9 SmllCpS r N 17.23 -.20 +8.9 SEAsia N 38.57 -1.09 +40.3 StratInc N 10.52 +.04 +5.7 StrReRt r 10.09 +.10 NS TotalBd N 10.39 +.06 +4.1 USBI N 10.95 +.06 +4.2 Value N 73.99 -1.02 +9.8 Fidelity Spartan: EqIdxInv N 51.17 -.73 +8.0 500InxInv r N 99.89-1.43 +8.0 IntlInxInv N 47.17 -.13 +16.5 TotMktInv N 40.33 -.57 +8.6 Fidelity Spart Adv: EqIdxAd N 51.17 -.73 NS 500Ad r N 99.89 -1.43 NS First Eagle: GlblA 44.95 +.05 +15.0 OverseasA 23.32 +.14 +15.9 Frank/Temp Frnk A: FedTFA p 11.99 +.04 +4.1 FoundAl p 13.39 -.11 +9.1 HYTFA p 10.50 +.02 +4.3 IncomA p 2.58 -.01 +8.4 SMCpGrA 34.91 -.50 +9.4 USGovA p 6.53 +.03 +4.4 Frank/Tmp Frnk Adv: IncmeAd 2.56 -.01 +8.4 Frank/Temp Frnk C: FoundAl p 13.19 -.10 +8.4 IncomC t 2.59 -.01 +7.8 Frank/Temp Mtl A&B: DiscA 31.98 -.11 +16.2 SharesA 24.88 -.27 +9.7 Frank/Temp Temp A: DvMktA p 30.27 -.23 +28.0 ForgnA p 12.43 -.09 +15.6 GlBd A p 11.50 +.08 +7.1 GrwthA p 23.86 -.21 +10.1 WorldA p 18.65 -.15 +13.2 Frank/Temp Tmp Adv: GrthAv 23.89 -.20 +10.4 GE Elfun S&S: S&S PM 44.04 -.69 +8.7 GMO Trust III: For 18.06 -.09 +16.6 GMO Trust IV: Foreign 18.06 -.09 +16.6 IntlIntrVl 32.51 -.05 +16.3 GMO Trust VI: EmgMkts r 21.66 -.29 +34.7 IntlCorEq 40.24 -.14 NS USQltyEq 22.09 -.25 NS Gateway Funds: Gateway 28.47 -.17 +7.3 Goldman Sachs A: MdCVA p 34.73 -.62 +9.5 Harbor Funds: CapApInst 36.92 -.39 +9.0 Intl r 70.74 -.62 +24.6 Hartford Fds A: CpAppA p 40.09 -.36 +15.3 Hartford Fds C: CapApC t 36.00 -.32 +14.5 Hartford HLS IA : CapApp 51.96 -.50 +15.9 Div&Gr 22.11 -.24 +10.9 Advisers 20.84 -.13 +7.9 Stock 46.49 -.62 +9.5 Ivy Funds: GlNatRsA p 39.36 +.35 +32.9 JPMorgan Sel Cls: IntrdAmer N 27.02 -.41 +9.0 Janus : Contrarian 19.34 -.10 +20.3 Fund 31.83 -.43 +9.3 GrInc 36.02 -.46 +9.2 MdCpVal 22.19 -.24 +10.6 Orion 12.85 -.16 +23.3 Ovrseas r 53.35 -.56 +35.0 Research 30.63 -.41 +12.5 Twenty 73.85 -.25 +18.5 WrldW r 54.07 -.76 +10.3 JennisonDryden A: UtilityA 14.04 -.09 +25.7 John Hancock A: ClassicVl p 21.15 -.38 +2.2 John Hancock Cl 1: LSBalanc 14.48 ... NS LSGrwth 15.00 ... NS Julius Baer Funds: IntlEqI r 44.73 +.05 +22.3 IntlEqA 43.69 +.05 +21.9 IntEqII I r 17.21 +.01 NS Keeley Funds: SmCpValA p 26.97 -.31 +13.7 Lazard Instl: EmgMktI 23.63 -.25 +34.3 Legg Mason: Fd OpporTr t 16.56 -.30 +5.4 ValTr p 61.20 -.82 +.9 Legg Mason Instl: ValTrInst 69.44 -.92 +1.9 Legg Mason Ptrs A: AgGrA p 115.97 -1.10 +6.8 Longleaf Partners: Partners 32.72 -.44 +7.4 Intl 19.44 -.34 +14.4 Loomis Sayles: LSBondI 14.66 +.08 +8.2 StrInc C 15.15 +.07 +6.9 LSBondR 14.61 +.07 +7.9 StrIncA 15.08 +.07 +7.7 Lord Abbett A: AffilA p 13.75 -.23 +7.4 BdDebA p 7.92 ... +5.5 MidCpA p 18.27 -.30 +6.3 MFS Funds A: MIGA 15.11 -.22 +7.0 TotRA 15.15 -.09 +6.4 ValueA 26.15 -.38 +10.8 Marsico Funds: Focus p 19.77 -.22 +10.0 Matthews Asian: PacTiger 27.61 -.25 +27.3 MorganStanley Inst: IntlEq N 18.90 -.02 +12.7 Mutual Series: BeacnZ 15.59 -.15 +10.5 DiscZ 32.33 -.12 +16.5 QualfdZ 21.72 -.13 +12.9 SharesZ 25.07 -.27 +10.1 Neuberger&Berm Tr: Genesis 49.00 -.28 +14.7 Oakmark Funds I: EqtyInc r N 26.87 -.01 +10.4 Intl I r N 20.94 -.01 +14.0 Oakmark r N 39.73 -.64 +3.4 Select r N 24.96 -.50 +.1 Oppenheimer A: CapApA p 50.78 -.62 +8.1 DvMktA p 48.36 -.29 +32.9 GlobA p 71.91 -.65 +11.9 IntBdA p 6.44 +.08 +8.9 MnStFdA 36.08 -.59 +7.6 StrInA p 4.41 +.02 +7.1 Oppenheimer Roch: RcNtMuA 10.95 +.02 +3.0 PIMCO Admin PIMS: TotRtAd 10.78 +.09 +5.3 PIMCO Instl PIMS: AllAsset 12.77 +.08 +7.0 ComodRR 16.84 +.61 +14.5 HiYld 9.56 +.02 +6.0 LowDu 10.14 +.03 +4.5 RealRtnI 11.10 +.14 +5.2 TotRt 10.78 +.09 +5.6 PIMCO Funds A: TotRtA 10.78 +.09 +5.1 PIMCO Funds D: TRtn p 10.78 +.09 +5.2 Pioneer Funds A: PionFdA p 45.56 -.76 +8.4 Price Funds: BlChip N 39.74 -.49 +9.1 CapApp N 19.75 -.15 +8.3 EmMktS N 42.39 -.53 +37.2 EqInc N 27.71 -.39 +8.1 EqIndex N 38.80 -.56 +7.8 Growth N 33.30 -.36 +9.9 HiYield N 6.74 ... +5.4 IntlStk N 16.64 -.11 +16.0 MidCap N 56.85 -.82 +12.4 MCapVal N 22.16 -.30 +8.7 N Asia N 21.27 -.31 +41.2 New Era N 61.51 +.35 +29.0 N Horiz N 30.08 -.43 +8.0 N Inc N 9.09 +.05 +4.6 R2020 N 17.59 -.15 +9.1 SmCpStk N 29.91 -.48 +5.7 SmCapVal N 35.45 -.47 +7.6 SpecIn N 12.23 +.02 +5.6 Value N 25.52 -.35 +8.1 Putnam Funds A: GrInA p 15.45 -.25 +4.0 IntlEq p 27.48 -.04 +16.0 VoyA p 18.98 -.30 +4.8 RiverSource A: DEI 12.32 -.16 +13.0 LgCpEq p 5.26 -.07 +7.2 Royce Funds: TotRetI r 12.78 -.15 +7.8 Russell Funds S: DivEq 48.17 -.66 +10.1 IntlSec 71.77 -.18 +17.2 MStratBd 10.43 +.06 +4.2 QuantEqS 37.95 -.47 +6.8 SEI Portfolios: CoreFxA N 10.26 +.06 +3.8 Schwab Funds: S&P Sel 22.37 -.32 +8.0 YldPlsSl 9.09 +.02 +2.7 Selected Funds: AmShD 47.15 -.64 +9.7 AmShS p 47.14 -.64 +9.4 Templeton Instit: ForEqS 28.54 -.06 +20.1 Third Avenue Fds: Value 60.05 -.71 +11.8 Thornburg Fds: IntValA p 33.18 -.02 +23.5 IntValue I 33.87 -.02 +24.0 Tweedy Browne: GlobVal 29.63 -.28 +13.9 VALIC : StkIdx 35.50 -.51 +7.7 Van Kamp Funds A: CmstA p 17.21 -.27 +5.3 EqIncA p 8.80 -.04 +7.6 GrInA p 21.06 -.19 +9.0 Vanguard Admiral: CpOpAdl N 84.02 -1.04 +11.4 Energy N 156.28 +1.55 +33.8 500Adml N 133.23 -1.92 +8.1 GNMA Ad N 10.41 +.04 +5.1 HlthCr N 58.21 -.30 +10.0 HiYldCp N 5.90 ... +4.4 IntGrAdm N 78.45 -.53 +18.8 ITAdml N 13.28 +.03 +3.5 LtdTrAd N 10.80 +.01 +3.0 MuHYAdm N 10.59 +.03 +4.0 PrmCap r N 73.90 -.87 +10.5 STIGrAd N 10.70 +.05 +4.6 TtlBAdml N 10.22 +.06 +4.8 TStkAdm N 34.87 -.49 +8.5 WellslAdm N 52.92 +.04 +6.9 WelltnAdm N 56.12 -.22 +10.0 Windsor N 52.24 -.78 +6.2 WdsrIIAd N 54.69 -.80 +8.5 Vanguard Fds: AssetA N 29.62 -.37 +8.6 CapOpp N 36.37 -.45 +11.3 Energy N 83.21 +.82 +33.7 Explr N 70.16 -1.03 +7.5 GNMA N 10.41 +.04 +5.0 GlobEq N 23.46 -.25 +15.1 GroInc N 31.65 -.37 +6.9 HYCorp N 5.90 ... +4.3 HlthCre N 137.91 -.72 +9.9 InflaPro N 12.59 +.14 +5.1 IntlGr N 24.65 -.17 +18.6 IntlVal N 41.70 -.28 +18.9 LifeCon N 17.08 -.06 +7.2 LifeGro N 24.81 -.26 +9.7 LifeMod N 21.07 -.14 +8.5 LTIGrade N 9.18 +.12 +4.4 Morg N 19.29 -.25 +10.0 MuInt N 13.28 +.03 +3.4 PrecMtls r N 33.56 +.27 +38.3 Prmcp r N 71.21 -.84 +10.3 SelValu r N 18.81 -.28 +9.0 STAR N 20.78 -.09 +8.4 STIGrade N 10.70 +.05 +4.5 StratEq N 20.17 -.30 +6.4 TgtRe2025 N 13.60 -.12 +8.4 TgtRe2015 N 12.98 -.08 +7.7 TgtRe2035 N 14.47 -.15 +9.2 USGro N 19.64 -.27 +7.1 Wellsly N 21.84 +.02 +6.8 Welltn N 32.49 -.13 +9.8 Wndsr N 15.48 -.23 +6.1 WndsII N 30.81 -.45 +8.4 Vanguard Idx Fds: 500 N 133.22 -1.93 +8.0 EMkt N 32.78 -.34 +32.9 Europe N 39.53 -.25 +18.1 Extend N 39.39 -.50 +9.1 Growth N 32.76 -.47 +8.3 MidCap N 20.40 -.30 +10.6 Pacific N 12.72 ... +12.9 REIT r N 20.31 -.14 +7.8 SmCap N 32.09 -.49 +7.3 TotBnd N 10.22 +.06 +4.7 TotlIntl N 19.78 -.11 +18.9 TotStk N 34.86 -.50 +8.4 Value N 25.59 -.35 +8.9 Vanguard Instl Fds: DvMktInst N 13.40 -.05 +16.6 EuroInst N 39.57 -.25 +18.3 InstIdx N 132.23 -1.91 +8.1 InsPl N 132.24 -1.90 +8.1 TotlBdIdx N 51.49 +.30 +4.8 InsTStPlus N 31.45 -.44 +8.6 MidCpIst N 20.46 -.30 +10.7 TBIst N 10.22 +.06 +4.8 TSInst N 34.87 -.49 +8.5 Vanguard Signal: 500Sgl N 110.05 -1.59 NS TotBdSgl N 10.22 +.06 NS TotStkSgl N 33.65 -.48 NS Waddell & Reed Adv: CoreInvA 6.18 -.07 +12.8 Western Asset: CorePlus x 10.25 +.06 +4.0 Core x 10.98 +.07 +3.5 q q NYSE -92.82 CLOSE ...9647.50 HIGH.....9781.57 LOW......9612.02 CLOSE ...2609.63 HIGH.....2661.50 LOW......2597.81 Australia . . . . . . . .1.1319 . . . . . 1.1403 Brazil . . . . . . . . . .1.7635 . . . . . 1.7805 Britain . . . . . . . . . ..5050 . . . . . . .5038 Canada . . . . . . . . . ..9907 . . . . . . .9931 China . . . . . . . . . . .7.2948 . . . . . 7.3051 Euro . . . . . . . . . . . ..6791 . . . . . . .6848 Hong Kong . . . . . .7.8119 . . . . . 7.7979 India . . . . . . . . . . .39.325 . . . . . 39.406 Israel . . . . . . . . . .3.8385 . . . . . 3.8555 Japan . . . . . . . . . .109.43 . . . . . 111.40 Mexico . . . . . . . .10.9070 . . . . 10.9143 N. Zealand . . . . . .1.2917 . . . . . 1.3046 Russia . . . . . . . . .24.4666 . . . . 24.5676 Saudi Arab . . . . . .3.7510 . . . . . 3.7501 Singapore . . . . . . .1.4377 . . . . . 1.4398 So. Africa . . . . . . .6.8321 . . . . . 6.8650 So. Korea . . . . . . .937.21 . . . . . 936.33 Switzerlnd . . . . . .1.1178 . . . . . 1.1333 Taiwan . . . . . . . . . .32.43 . . . . . . 32.43 Thailand . . . . . . . . .30.10 . . . . . . 29.70 Citigrp 61,718 28.92 -.52 AMD 45,596 7.14 -.36 Pfizer 45,537 22.91 +.18 SLM Cp 41,406 19.36 -.78 GenElec 38,298 36.76 -.31 EMC Cp 37,006 18.02 -.51 FordM 32,940 6.60 -.13 WA Mutl 32,341 13.72 +.11 MOST ACTIVE Vol (000s) Last Chg. SilvWhtn g 19.00 +2.03 +12.0 Kinross g 20.15 +1.75 +9.5 BarrickG 46.02 +3.97 +9.4 Indymac 6.48 +.53 +8.9 Culp Inc h 7.56 +.60 +8.6 GoldFLtd 15.40 +1.20 +8.5 MahangrT 10.39 +.80 +8.3 LaZBoy 8.58 +.65 +8.2 VeriFone 19.81 -3.44 -14.8 NL Inds 9.97 -1.46 -12.8 BJs Whls 29.78 -4.05 -12.0 MSCI Inc n 33.85 -4.55 -11.8 XcelE pfB 79.26 -9.47 -10.7 HarteHnk 15.61 -1.69 -9.8 SantndBcp 7.83 -.83 -9.6 Centerline 6.90 -.72 -9.4 VOLUME Advanced 1,337 1,516 Declined 1,841 1,685 Unchanged 73 80 Total issues 3,251 3,281 New Highs 41 26 New Lows 174 234 Advanced 769,918,294 Declined 2,532,858,809 Unchanged 19,038,741 Total issues 3,321,815,844 VOLUME NatCineM n 20.87 -4.34 -17.2 Retalix 13.29 -2.29 -14.7 ComsysIT 13.48 -2.30 -14.6 US AutoP n 7.01 -1.10 -13.6 SRISurg 5.15 -.75 -12.7 OdysMar 5.45 -.74 -12.0 AstaFdg 23.36 -3.08 -11.6 HSW Intl n 5.51 -.72 -11.6 EchoStar n 32.59 +13.76 +73.1 AkeenaS n 11.45 +3.49 +43.8 ZarebaSys 5.93 +.92 +18.4 BeasleyB 6.13 +.93 +17.9 ConvOrg n 5.99 +.79 +15.2 Mediacm 5.27 +.68 +14.8 BCSB Bk 7.11 +.84 +13.4 Sigmatr 8.46 +.96 +12.8 PwShs QQQ 148,061 50.45 -.77 Intel 82,746 25.35 -1.31 Cisco 62,868 26.54 -.53 Microsoft 61,350 35.22 -.38 Oracle 40,238 22.49 -.09 Apple Inc 38,017 194.84 -3.24 Level3 28,066 3.07 +.03 Dell Inc 27,820 24.39 -.12 Advanced 442,410,457 Declined 1,536,080,089 Unchanged 27,574,326 Total issues 2,006,064,872 Advanced 1,023 1,420 Declined 2,003 1,639 Unchanged 104 117 Total issues 3,130 3,176 New Highs 31 34 New Lows 186 217 MOST ACTIVE Vol (000s) Last Chg. GAINERS Last Chg. %Chg. LOSERS Last Chg. %Chg. LOSERS Last Chg. %Chg. GAINERS Last Chg. %Chg. MARKET DIARY Yest. Prev. MARKET DIARY Yest. Prev. US 100 6978.12 -91.05 Energy 15411.47 +127.66 Healthcare 7123.15 -47.27 S&P 100 675.95 -9.70 S&P 500 1447.16 -21.20 MidCap 400 847.56 -10.64 SmallCap 390.41 -4.73 S&P and NYSE AVERAGES Last Chg. Germany (Dax) 7949.11 -118.21 London (FST 100) 6416.70 -40.20 Hong Kong (HSeng) 27560.52 -252.13 Mexico (Bolsa) 28699.12 -837.71 Tokyo (Nikkei) 15307.78 -256.91 Canada (TSE300) 13926.76 +93.70 FOREIGN AVERAGES Close Chg. INTEREST RATES Last Gold 857.00 +22.10 Silver 1516 7 +37 0 Copper 305.05 +2.00 Ligh Sweet Crude 99 62 +3 64 Corn 462ø +7 Lumber 232 3 -2 2 NASDAQ Commodity Price Change Commodity Price Change Commodity Price Change Today Prev. Day U.S. dollar in foreign currency Dow Jones Industrials Index of 30 individual stocks: 14,000 14,500 12,500 13,000 13,500 November December HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY 17 24 31 5 12 19 26 3 10 High Low Close Commodities Prime rate 7.25 6-month T-bill 3.21 Fixed-rate 30-yr mortgage 5.90 Dollar Indexes -42.65 AT&T Inc 41.00 -.56 +20.20 Aastrom .53 +.01 -57.70 AgreeRlt 29.20 -.90 -6.70 Altria s 74.93 -.65 +22.20 AmIntGp lf 56.30 -2.00 -17.60 AmPhysC 41.78 +.32 +4.00 Amgen 46.60 +.16 -32.00 Apple Inc 194.84 -3.24 +133.50 BP PLC 73.36 +.19 +12.80 BkofAm 40.56 -.70 -18.20 BerkHa A 139300.00 -2300.00 +28.80 Borders 10.43 -.22 -50.40 CIT Gp 23.84 -.19 -55.10 CMS Eng 17.16 -.22 +5.30 CapitolBcp 19.36 -.76 -54.30 CaracoP 16.31 -.84 +22.50 ChmpE 8.85 -.57 +.60 ChemFinl 22.80 -.99 -25.10 Chevron 93.46 +.13 +30.00 ChevyC pfC 25.45 ... ... Cisco 26.54 -.53 -1.00 CitizRep 14.13 -.38 -40.90 CocaCl 61.09 -.28 +30.00 Comerica 42.75 -.78 -21.50 ComCntrl 6.93 +.72 -43.60 Compuwre 8.74 -.14 +6.60 ConocPhil 87.89 -.41 +25.00 DTE 44.05 +.09 -4.80 DearbrnBc 7.66 -.07 -59.30 Dell Inc 24.39 -.12 -2.30 Dominos s 12.80 -.43 -4.50 DowChm 38.75 -.67 +3.80 EDS 19.93 -.80 -24.00 EngyConv 32.38 -1.27 -1.00 ExxonMbl 93.51 -.18 +24.10 FstMercFn 22.78 -1.62 +3.70 FstbkMI 14.20 +.38 -30.80 FlagstarB 6.56 -.41 -50.70 Gannett 37.69 -1.31 -33.10 GenDynam 87.44 -1.55 +21.20 GenElec 36.76 -.31 +2.70 Google 685.19 -6.29 +50.20 Handlm 1.73 +.02 -74.70 HewlettP 49.65 -.83 +23.30 Intel 25.35 -1.31 +33.90 IBM 104.69 -3.41 +12.80 IntlSpdw 41.47 +.29 -19.30 JPMorgCh 42.17 -1.10 -6.60 JohnJn 65.91 -.79 +3.50 Kaydon 53.71 -.83 +38.60 Kellogg 51.57 -.86 +7.10 KellySA 18.54 -.12 -33.70 Kraft 32.05 -.58 -5.70 LaZBoy 8.58 +.65 -29.10 LillyEli 52.55 -.84 +5.70 Marathon s 61.40 +.54 +33.60 Masco 20.75 -.63 -24.60 McDnlds 58.10 -.81 +36.30 MercBank 15.60 +.10 -55.30 Microsoft 35.22 -.38 +20.60 MillerHer 32.21 -.18 -10.00 NatlCity 15.59 -.87 -50.60 Neogen s 26.93 +.38 +79.30 NwstAir n 13.31 -1.20 ... 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Select mutual funds 3-Yr NAV Chg. % Ret. 3-Yr NAV Chg. % Ret. 3-Yr NAV Chg. % Ret. 0102 Bond Buyer municipal index 4.82 3-month T-bill 3.18 30-year T-bond 4.34 ❚ UPDATED ALL DAY, EVERY DAY: Get your latest stock and mutual fund prices at www.freep.com. Go to “Stock Watch,” put the ticker symbol in the box and click on “go.” For free, updated stock quotes call 800-555-8355. ❚ SATURDAYS: See your two-page market report. Funds’ % return field rotates each day. Tues.: 13-Wk.; Wed.: 12-Mo.; Thurs.: 3-Yr.; Fri.: 5-Yr.; Sat.: YTD. Mutual Fund Footnotes: x = Ex cash dividend. NL = No up-front sales charge. p = fund assets used to pay distribution costs. r = Redemption fee or contingent deferred sales load may apply. t = Both p and r. Wall Street skidded lower Wednesday after a weaker-than- expected reading on the manufacturing sector and a jump in oil prices to $100 a barrel triggered concerns of a further slow- down in the overall economy. The major indexes each lost more than 1%. It was the blue chip index’s biggest point decline for the first day of trading in a new year. The drop indicated that concerns over the housing slump and tighter credit that weighed on stocks in the second half of 2007 will, for now, persist. The Dow fell 220.86, or 1.67%, to 13,043.96. The blue chips briefly fell below 13,000 for the first time since November. Broader stock indicators also fell sharply. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index slid 21.20, or 1.44%, to 1,447.16, and the Nasdaq composite index fell 42.65, or 1.61%, to 2,609.63. Oil-price jump sinks market If you invested $1,000 in technology stocks This assessment of stocks shows which ones would be the biggest winners and losers if a person had invested $1,000. WEEKLY WINNERS PLName Ticker Last Price Value 1 Fiserv Inc Fisv $55.26 $991.92 2 Windstream Corp Win $12.67 $991.39 3 Citrix Systems Ctxs $38.05 $990.37 4 Yahoo! Inc Yhoo $23.72 $989.98 5 Jabil Circuit Jbl $14.77 $982.70 MONTHLY WINNERS 1 Oracle Corp Orcl $22.48 $1,113.97 2 Juniper Networks Jnpr $32.08 $1,079.41 3 Fiserv Inc Fisv $55.26 $1,076.56 4 At&t Inc T $41.00 $1,073.02 5 Parametric Tech Pmtc $17.89 $1,071.26 YEARLY WINNERS 1 Apple Aapl $194.84 $2,296.56 2 Juniper Networks Jnpr $32.08 $1,693.77 3 Verisign Inc Vrsn $37.17 $1,545.53 4 Google Inc-cl A Goog $685.19 $1,487.99 5 Citrix Systems Ctxs $38.05 $1,406.65 WEEKLY LOSERS PLName Ticker Last Price Value 1 Unisys Corp Uis $4.58 $887.60 2 Lsi Corp Lsi $4.88 $893.77 3 Cognizant Tech-a Ctsh $32.23 $901.54 4 Natl Semiconduct Nsm $21.41 $909.13 5 Nvidia Corp Nvda $33.01 $910.37 MONTHLY LOSERS 1 Adv Micro Device Amd $7.14 $731.56 2 Ciena Corp Cien $32.42 $737.15 3 Sprint Nextel Co S $13.01 $839.63 4 Micron Tech Mu $7.04 $846.15 5 Jabil Circuit Jbl $14.77 $871.39 YEARLY LOSERS 1 Adv Micro Device Amd $7.14 $350.86 2 Lexmark Intl-a Lxk $33.94 $463.66 3 Micron Tech Mu $7.04 $504.30 4 Sanmina-sci Corp Sanm $1.79 $518.84 5 Lsi Corp Lsi $4.88 $542.22 Source: Bloomberg Ex-DCX pays fuel fine The former DaimlerChrys- ler AG paid a record $30.3- million fine in 2007 for vio- lating fuel efficiency require- ments set by the federal gov- ernment. The fine was assessed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration against the automaker, which was divided last year when private equity group Cerberus Capital Management LP acquired an 80.1% stake in Chrysler. DaimlerChrysler paid the Corporate Average Fuel Econ- omy, or CAFE, fine for impor- ted passenger cars from the 2006 model year. Most of the imported vehicles from that year were Mercedes-Benz luxury cars, which are part of Daimler AG. BMW of North America had the previous record, pay- ing nearly $28 million in Octo- ber 2002 for violations related to 2001 model year vehicles. Donna Boland, a Mercedes- Benz USA spokeswoman, said the fine “would accrue to a very large extent to Daimler on the basis of Mercedes” but did not know how much of the fine was covered by the Ger- man automaker. For the 2006 model year, the average fuel efficiency of passenger cars imported by DaimlerChrysler was 24.8 m.p.g., well below the current government requirement of 27.5 m.p.g. for passenger cars. Five other automakers were required to pay CAFE fines in 2007: BMW ($5.1 mil- lion), Porsche Cars North America ($4.6 million), Ma- serati Automobiles of America ($1.4 million), Volkswagen of America ($1 million), and Fer- rari North America ($842,160). GM to slow output General Motors Corp. will slow the line at its SUV assem- bly plant in Janesville, Wis., to produce 44 vehicles per hour, down from 52 vehicles per hour beginning the week of May 10. While a worker at the plant said the slowdown is expected to eliminate 375 jobs starting on March 3, a GM spokesman said the automaker is still discussing the matter with the union and has not determined how many jobs will be affect- ed. Hyundai, Kia sales to rise Hyundai Motor Co. and affiliate Kia Motors Corp., South Korea’s biggest auto- makers, aim to increase sales 21% this year selling new cars and SUVs in China, India and other overseas markets. The automakers expect to sell a combined 4.8 million vehicles globally this year, compared with an estimated 3.97 million for 2007, Seoul- based Hyundai Motor said in a statement Wednesday. Hyundai expects to sell 3.11 million vehicles, a record. Hyundai and Kia plan to release at least five new mod- els, including the Genesis pre- mium sedan and the Mohave SUV, this year to win custom- ers from Toyota Motor Corp. in China and overcome slower growth in the United States. Dura wins loan extension Dura Automotive Systems Inc. has won a one-month extension of loans that are financing its bankruptcy reor- ganization, but said it is looking for a deal that would provide it with financing until the end of June. The Rochester Hills auto- parts company has suffered a series of setbacks recently because of tighter credit con- ditions. The company, which filed for bankruptcy in October 2006, had aimed to complete its Chapter 11 reorganization by the end of 2007. Last month, a confirmation hearing on its reorganization plan was canceled because of the company’s inability to obtain $425 million in loans to finance its exit from bankrupt- cy. Free Press staff and news services AUTO HEADLINES cient. Barring some radical break- through in the way vehicles are powered, Gioia, as other ex- perts, sees a green automotive future where a variety of tech- nologies co-exist and are lay- ered atop one another. From her point of view, that means more of everything fast- er: More hybrid gasoline-elec- tric powertrains. More electric vehicles. More engines that run on ethanol and other biofuels. More diesel. And more incre- mental improvements to the in- ternal combustion engines that run on gasoline. She also expects wide-scale changes to energy use in the long-term that could change the way vehicles interact with the nation’s power grid, poten- tially sharing electricity. “You’ll see more and more product changing to get us ready for 2020,” she said. “The technology is going to be mov- ing faster.” To understand how the ar- ray of varying technologies might grow and work together as part of Ford’s near-, medi- um- and long-term plans, though, Gioia participated in a special project at Ford. The au- tomaker used special modeling tools to map out the company’s plan over time, by balancing en- vironmental needs, customer’s wants and cost. Gioia also wanted to focus on areas where Ford could lead, not just follow the pack, on de- veloping technologies. “We asked, ‘Can we do this?’ Second of all: ‘Is it the right thing to do?’ ” For now, Dearborn-based Ford, which is still trying to bounce back from a record $12.6-billion loss in 2006, is planning a major product launch for one of those new in- cremental engine technologies, starting with the Lincoln MKS. During the Los Angeles auto show in November, Ford CEO Alan Mulally said that the cor- nerstone of Ford’s near-term sustainability plan would be a new generation of fuel-saving, gasoline turbocharged direct- injection engines. The company has said the new family of en- gines would provide customers with fuel savings between 10% and 20% without compromis- ing performance. The new MKS, for example, “will deliver the power and torque of a V8 engine with the fuel efficiency of a V6,” Derrick Kuzak, Ford’s group vice presi- dent in charge of global product development, said in Novem- ber. “The beauty of gasoline di- rect injection is that it enables us to both downsize and boost the power of our engines.” Ford is calling the technolo- gy “GTDI” for now, but given the high volumes that Ford hopes to achieve with it, the au- tomaker likely will brand the technology in an effort to mar- ket its benefits to the public. And Gioia, who is also over- seeing the launch of several hy- brid models, including the Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan, al- so will lead the charge to make sure the research, develop- ment and deployment of the new technology gets off the ground. From law to engineering Growing up in Livonia, Nan- cy Gioia never set out to be an engineer or to work in the auto- motive industry. As the daughter of two schoolteachers — Dad taught business and math, and Mom taught home economics — Gioia set her sights on becom- ing a lawyer. She was a straight-A student, a Girl Scout through sixth grade and a self-described geek. “Not a car geek,” she ex- plained, “just a regular geek.” The year she was set to graduate from Livonia Steven- son High School, 1978, she got a summer job in advanced engi- neering at Ford. She was work- ing on mass airflow devices. “I said, ‘Wow, this is pretty cool,’ ” she recalled. Gioia already had been ac- cepted into the pre-law pro- gram at the University of Mich- igan at Dearborn, but she de- cided to change her major to engineering, because she could go to law school later. She also decided to focus on electronics, which was undergoing a renais- sance with new computer tech- nology. In the summer of 1980, she worked at Ford again, in the de- sign analysis group, where she investigated and analyzed acci- dents. When it was time to gradu- ate with her degree in electrical engineering, in 1982, Gioia had no intention of going back to Ford. But the automaker was doing exciting work in electron- ics, and Gioia just couldn’t re- sist. Gioia felt then, about elec- tronics, as she does now, about sustainable technologies. “There’s a whole new age coming,” she said. Contact SARAH A. WEBSTER at 313-222-5394 or [email protected]. Nancy Gioia Age: 47 Title: Director of sustainable mobility technologies and hybrid vehicle programs at Ford Motor Co. EXPERIENCE July 2005 – Nov. 1, 2005 — Director of current model vehicle quality for North America. May 1997 – Dec. 2001 — chief program engineer for the 2002 Ford Thunderbird, from concept to production. Feb 1996 – May 1997 — chief program engineer for the Lou- isville/Aeromax truck lines. Aug. 1994 – Feb. 1996 — chief engineer for commercial truck, automotive components division. Feb. 1993 – Aug. 1994 — manu- facturing and materials planning and logistics manager, and manag- er of assembly operations at Ford’s Plymouth plant. June 1991 – Feb. 1993 — alliance manager for electronics division July 1989 – June 1991 — helped launch Ford’s new facility in Cadiz, Spain, and medium-large car en- gine control supervisor. June 1986 – Aug. 1987 — manu- facturing and quality engineer at the Engine Control Electronics facility in Lansdale, Penn. 1983-1986 – Electronics Divi- sion. 1982 – Joined Ford as a gradu- ate trainee in electronics. EDUCATION Master’s degree in manufactur- ing systems engineering from Stanford University (’88). Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan. (’82) PROFESSIONAL Former chair of the Stanford University Alliance for Innovative Manufacturing. Former Board member of Auto Alliance International. Smith College Engineering School Advisory Board. 2007 Everyday Hero award from the RARE Foundation. 2007 Automotive News Most Influential Women Award. 2005 Top 100 Women, Automo- tive News. 2001 Automotive All-Star Award, Automotive News. FAMILY Husband, Tom Gioia, and daugh- ter, Samantha, 15. GIOIA ❘ Ford sustainability boss is on a green mission From Page 1D 2007 photo by ROMAIN BLANQUART/Detroit Free Press Nancy Gioia takes care of her horse Moe, at Turning Point farms in South Lyon in October. She directs Ford’s sustain- ability programs.
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JPMorgan Sel Cls:IntrdAmer N 27.02 -.41 +9.0Janus :Contrarian 19.34 -.10 +20.3Fund 31.83 -.43 +9.3GrInc 36.02 -.46 +9.2MdCpVal 22.19 -.24 +10.6Orion 12.85 -.16 +23.3Ovrseas r 53.35 -.56 +35.0Research 30.63 -.41 +12.5Twenty 73.85 -.25 +18.5WrldW r 54.07 -.76 +10.3JennisonDryden A:UtilityA 14.04 -.09 +25.7John Hancock A:ClassicVl p 21.15 -.38 +2.2John Hancock Cl 1:LSBalanc 14.48 ... NSLSGrwth 15.00 ... NSJulius Baer Funds:IntlEqI r 44.73 +.05 +22.3IntlEqA 43.69 +.05 +21.9IntEqII I r 17.21 +.01 NSKeeley Funds:SmCpValA p 26.97 -.31 +13.7Lazard Instl:EmgMktI 23.63 -.25 +34.3Legg Mason: FdOpporTr t 16.56 -.30 +5.4ValTr p 61.20 -.82 +.9Legg Mason Instl:ValTrInst 69.44 -.92 +1.9Legg Mason Ptrs A:AgGrA p 115.97 -1.10 +6.8Longleaf Partners:Partners 32.72 -.44 +7.4Intl 19.44 -.34 +14.4Loomis Sayles:LSBondI 14.66 +.08 +8.2StrInc C 15.15 +.07 +6.9LSBondR 14.61 +.07 +7.9StrIncA 15.08 +.07 +7.7Lord Abbett A:AffilA p 13.75 -.23 +7.4BdDebA p 7.92 ... +5.5MidCpA p 18.27 -.30 +6.3MFS Funds A:MIGA 15.11 -.22 +7.0TotRA 15.15 -.09 +6.4ValueA 26.15 -.38 +10.8Marsico Funds:Focus p 19.77 -.22 +10.0Matthews Asian:PacTiger 27.61 -.25 +27.3MorganStanley Inst:IntlEq N 18.90 -.02 +12.7Mutual Series:BeacnZ 15.59 -.15 +10.5DiscZ 32.33 -.12 +16.5QualfdZ 21.72 -.13 +12.9SharesZ 25.07 -.27 +10.1Neuberger&Berm Tr:Genesis 49.00 -.28 +14.7Oakmark Funds I:EqtyInc r N 26.87 -.01 +10.4Intl I r N 20.94 -.01 +14.0Oakmark r N 39.73 -.64 +3.4Select r N 24.96 -.50 +.1Oppenheimer A:CapApA p 50.78 -.62 +8.1DvMktA p 48.36 -.29 +32.9GlobA p 71.91 -.65 +11.9IntBdA p 6.44 +.08 +8.9MnStFdA 36.08 -.59 +7.6StrInA p 4.41 +.02 +7.1Oppenheimer Roch:RcNtMuA 10.95 +.02 +3.0PIMCO Admin PIMS:TotRtAd 10.78 +.09 +5.3PIMCO Instl PIMS:AllAsset 12.77 +.08 +7.0ComodRR 16.84 +.61 +14.5HiYld 9.56 +.02 +6.0LowDu 10.14 +.03 +4.5RealRtnI 11.10 +.14 +5.2TotRt 10.78 +.09 +5.6PIMCO Funds A:TotRtA 10.78 +.09 +5.1PIMCO Funds D:TRtn p 10.78 +.09 +5.2Pioneer Funds A:PionFdA p 45.56 -.76 +8.4Price Funds:BlChip N 39.74 -.49 +9.1CapApp N 19.75 -.15 +8.3EmMktS N 42.39 -.53 +37.2EqInc N 27.71 -.39 +8.1EqIndex N 38.80 -.56 +7.8Growth N 33.30 -.36 +9.9HiYield N 6.74 ... +5.4IntlStk N 16.64 -.11 +16.0MidCap N 56.85 -.82 +12.4MCapVal N 22.16 -.30 +8.7N Asia N 21.27 -.31 +41.2New Era N 61.51 +.35 +29.0N Horiz N 30.08 -.43 +8.0N Inc N 9.09 +.05 +4.6R2020 N 17.59 -.15 +9.1SmCpStk N 29.91 -.48 +5.7SmCapVal N 35.45 -.47 +7.6SpecIn N 12.23 +.02 +5.6Value N 25.52 -.35 +8.1Putnam Funds A:GrInA p 15.45 -.25 +4.0IntlEq p 27.48 -.04 +16.0VoyA p 18.98 -.30 +4.8RiverSource A:
DEI 12.32 -.16 +13.0LgCpEq p 5.26 -.07 +7.2Royce Funds:TotRetI r 12.78 -.15 +7.8Russell Funds S:DivEq 48.17 -.66 +10.1IntlSec 71.77 -.18 +17.2MStratBd 10.43 +.06 +4.2QuantEqS 37.95 -.47 +6.8SEI Portfolios:CoreFxA N 10.26 +.06 +3.8Schwab Funds:S&P Sel 22.37 -.32 +8.0YldPlsSl 9.09 +.02 +2.7Selected Funds:AmShD 47.15 -.64 +9.7AmShS p 47.14 -.64 +9.4Templeton Instit:ForEqS 28.54 -.06 +20.1Third Avenue Fds:Value 60.05 -.71 +11.8Thornburg Fds:IntValA p 33.18 -.02 +23.5IntValue I 33.87 -.02 +24.0Tweedy Browne:GlobVal 29.63 -.28 +13.9VALIC :StkIdx 35.50 -.51 +7.7Van Kamp Funds A:CmstA p 17.21 -.27 +5.3EqIncA p 8.80 -.04 +7.6GrInA p 21.06 -.19 +9.0Vanguard Admiral:CpOpAdl N 84.02 -1.04 +11.4Energy N 156.28 +1.55 +33.8500Adml N 133.23 -1.92 +8.1GNMA Ad N 10.41 +.04 +5.1HlthCr N 58.21 -.30 +10.0HiYldCp N 5.90 ... +4.4IntGrAdm N 78.45 -.53 +18.8ITAdml N 13.28 +.03 +3.5LtdTrAd N 10.80 +.01 +3.0MuHYAdm N 10.59 +.03 +4.0PrmCap r N 73.90 -.87 +10.5STIGrAd N 10.70 +.05 +4.6TtlBAdml N 10.22 +.06 +4.8TStkAdm N 34.87 -.49 +8.5WellslAdm N 52.92 +.04 +6.9WelltnAdm N 56.12 -.22 +10.0Windsor N 52.24 -.78 +6.2WdsrIIAd N 54.69 -.80 +8.5Vanguard Fds:AssetA N 29.62 -.37 +8.6CapOpp N 36.37 -.45 +11.3Energy N 83.21 +.82 +33.7Explr N 70.16 -1.03 +7.5GNMA N 10.41 +.04 +5.0GlobEq N 23.46 -.25 +15.1GroInc N 31.65 -.37 +6.9HYCorp N 5.90 ... +4.3HlthCre N 137.91 -.72 +9.9InflaPro N 12.59 +.14 +5.1IntlGr N 24.65 -.17 +18.6IntlVal N 41.70 -.28 +18.9LifeCon N 17.08 -.06 +7.2LifeGro N 24.81 -.26 +9.7LifeMod N 21.07 -.14 +8.5LTIGrade N 9.18 +.12 +4.4Morg N 19.29 -.25 +10.0MuInt N 13.28 +.03 +3.4PrecMtls r N 33.56 +.27 +38.3Prmcp r N 71.21 -.84 +10.3SelValu r N 18.81 -.28 +9.0STAR N 20.78 -.09 +8.4STIGrade N 10.70 +.05 +4.5StratEq N 20.17 -.30 +6.4TgtRe2025 N 13.60 -.12 +8.4TgtRe2015 N 12.98 -.08 +7.7TgtRe2035 N 14.47 -.15 +9.2USGro N 19.64 -.27 +7.1Wellsly N 21.84 +.02 +6.8Welltn N 32.49 -.13 +9.8Wndsr N 15.48 -.23 +6.1WndsII N 30.81 -.45 +8.4Vanguard Idx Fds:500 N 133.22 -1.93 +8.0EMkt N 32.78 -.34 +32.9Europe N 39.53 -.25 +18.1Extend N 39.39 -.50 +9.1Growth N 32.76 -.47 +8.3MidCap N 20.40 -.30 +10.6Pacific N 12.72 ... +12.9REIT r N 20.31 -.14 +7.8SmCap N 32.09 -.49 +7.3TotBnd N 10.22 +.06 +4.7TotlIntl N 19.78 -.11 +18.9TotStk N 34.86 -.50 +8.4Value N 25.59 -.35 +8.9Vanguard Instl Fds:DvMktInst N 13.40 -.05 +16.6EuroInst N 39.57 -.25 +18.3InstIdx N 132.23 -1.91 +8.1InsPl N 132.24 -1.90 +8.1TotlBdIdx N 51.49 +.30 +4.8InsTStPlus N 31.45 -.44 +8.6MidCpIst N 20.46 -.30 +10.7TBIst N 10.22 +.06 +4.8TSInst N 34.87 -.49 +8.5Vanguard Signal:500Sgl N 110.05 -1.59 NSTotBdSgl N 10.22 +.06 NSTotStkSgl N 33.65 -.48 NSWaddell & Reed Adv:CoreInvA 6.18 -.07 +12.8Western Asset:CorePlus x 10.25 +.06 +4.0Core x 10.98 +.07 +3.5
qqNYSE
-92.82CLOSE ...9647.50HIGH.....9781.57LOW......9612.02
CLOSE ...2609.63HIGH.....2661.50LOW......2597.81
Australia . . . . . . . .1.1319 . . . . . 1.1403Brazil . . . . . . . . . .1.7635 . . . . . 1.7805Britain . . . . . . . . . ..5050 . . . . . . .5038Canada . . . . . . . . . ..9907 . . . . . . .9931China . . . . . . . . . . .7.2948 . . . . . 7.3051Euro . . . . . . . . . . . ..6791 . . . . . . .6848Hong Kong . . . . . .7.8119 . . . . . 7.7979India . . . . . . . . . . .39.325 . . . . . 39.406Israel . . . . . . . . . .3.8385 . . . . . 3.8555Japan . . . . . . . . . .109.43 . . . . . 111.40Mexico . . . . . . . .10.9070 . . . . 10.9143N. Zealand . . . . . .1.2917 . . . . . 1.3046Russia . . . . . . . . .24.4666 . . . . 24.5676Saudi Arab . . . . . .3.7510 . . . . . 3.7501Singapore . . . . . . .1.4377 . . . . . 1.4398So. Africa . . . . . . .6.8321 . . . . . 6.8650So. Korea . . . . . . .937.21 . . . . . 936.33Switzerlnd . . . . . .1.1178 . . . . . 1.1333Taiwan . . . . . . . . . .32.43 . . . . . . 32.43Thailand . . . . . . . . .30.10 . . . . . . 29.70
Citigrp 61,718 28.92 -.52AMD 45,596 7.14 -.36Pfizer 45,537 22.91 +.18SLM Cp 41,406 19.36 -.78GenElec 38,298 36.76 -.31EMC Cp 37,006 18.02 -.51FordM 32,940 6.60 -.13WA Mutl 32,341 13.72 +.11
MOST ACTIVEVol (000s) Last Chg.
SilvWhtn g 19.00 +2.03 +12.0Kinross g 20.15 +1.75 +9.5BarrickG 46.02 +3.97 +9.4Indymac 6.48 +.53 +8.9Culp Inc h 7.56 +.60 +8.6GoldFLtd 15.40 +1.20 +8.5MahangrT 10.39 +.80 +8.3LaZBoy 8.58 +.65 +8.2
VeriFone 19.81 -3.44 -14.8NL Inds 9.97 -1.46 -12.8BJs Whls 29.78 -4.05 -12.0MSCI Inc n 33.85 -4.55 -11.8XcelE pfB 79.26 -9.47 -10.7HarteHnk 15.61 -1.69 -9.8SantndBcp 7.83 -.83 -9.6Centerline 6.90 -.72 -9.4
VOLUME
Advanced 1,337 1,516Declined 1,841 1,685Unchanged 73 80Total issues 3,251 3,281New Highs 41 26New Lows 174 234
Advanced 769,918,294Declined 2,532,858,809Unchanged 19,038,741Total issues 3,321,815,844
VOLUME
NatCineM n 20.87 -4.34 -17.2Retalix 13.29 -2.29 -14.7ComsysIT 13.48 -2.30 -14.6US AutoP n 7.01 -1.10 -13.6SRISurg 5.15 -.75 -12.7OdysMar 5.45 -.74 -12.0AstaFdg 23.36 -3.08 -11.6HSW Intl n 5.51 -.72 -11.6
EchoStar n 32.59 +13.76 +73.1AkeenaS n 11.45 +3.49 +43.8ZarebaSys 5.93 +.92 +18.4BeasleyB 6.13 +.93 +17.9ConvOrg n 5.99 +.79 +15.2Mediacm 5.27 +.68 +14.8BCSB Bk 7.11 +.84 +13.4Sigmatr 8.46 +.96 +12.8
PwShs QQQ 148,061 50.45 -.77Intel 82,746 25.35 -1.31Cisco 62,868 26.54 -.53Microsoft 61,350 35.22 -.38Oracle 40,238 22.49 -.09Apple Inc 38,017 194.84 -3.24Level3 28,066 3.07 +.03Dell Inc 27,820 24.39 -.12
Advanced 442,410,457Declined 1,536,080,089Unchanged 27,574,326Total issues 2,006,064,872
Advanced 1,023 1,420Declined 2,003 1,639Unchanged 104 117Total issues 3,130 3,176New Highs 31 34New Lows 186 217
MOST ACTIVEVol (000s) Last Chg.
GAINERSLast Chg. %Chg.
LOSERSLast Chg. %Chg.
LOSERSLast Chg. %Chg.
GAINERSLast Chg. %Chg.
MARKET DIARYYest. Prev.
MARKET DIARYYest. Prev.
US 100 6978.12 -91.05Energy 15411.47 +127.66Healthcare 7123.15 -47.27S&P 100 675.95 -9.70S&P 500 1447.16 -21.20MidCap 400 847.56 -10.64SmallCap 390.41 -4.73
S&P and NYSE AVERAGESLast Chg.
Germany (Dax) 7949.11 -118.21London (FST 100) 6416.70 -40.20Hong Kong (HSeng) 27560.52 -252.13Mexico (Bolsa) 28699.12 -837.71Tokyo (Nikkei) 15307.78 -256.91Canada (TSE300) 13926.76 +93.70
FOREIGN AVERAGESClose Chg.
INTEREST RATES Last
Gold 857.00 +22.10Silver 1516 7 +37 0
Copper 305.05 +2.00Ligh Sweet Crude 99 62 +3 64
Corn 462ø +7Lumber 232 3 -2 2
NASDAQ
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Today Prev. DayU.S. dollar in foreign currency
Dow Jones IndustrialsIndex of 30 individual stocks:
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12,500
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13,500
November December
HOLIDAY
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17 24 315 12 19 26 3 10
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Close
Commodities
Prime rate 7.256-month T-bill 3.21Fixed-rate 30-yr mortgage 5.90
Dollar
Indexes
-42.65
AT&T Inc 41.00 -.56 +20.20Aastrom .53 +.01 -57.70AgreeRlt 29.20 -.90 -6.70Altria s 74.93 -.65 +22.20AmIntGp lf 56.30 -2.00 -17.60AmPhysC 41.78 +.32 +4.00Amgen 46.60 +.16 -32.00Apple Inc 194.84 -3.24 +133.50BP PLC 73.36 +.19 +12.80BkofAm 40.56 -.70 -18.20BerkHa A 139300.00 -2300.00 +28.80Borders 10.43 -.22 -50.40CIT Gp 23.84 -.19 -55.10CMS Eng 17.16 -.22 +5.30CapitolBcp 19.36 -.76 -54.30CaracoP 16.31 -.84 +22.50ChmpE 8.85 -.57 +.60ChemFinl 22.80 -.99 -25.10Chevron 93.46 +.13 +30.00ChevyC pfC 25.45 ... ...Cisco 26.54 -.53 -1.00CitizRep 14.13 -.38 -40.90CocaCl 61.09 -.28 +30.00Comerica 42.75 -.78 -21.50ComCntrl 6.93 +.72 -43.60Compuwre 8.74 -.14 +6.60ConocPhil 87.89 -.41 +25.00DTE 44.05 +.09 -4.80DearbrnBc 7.66 -.07 -59.30Dell Inc 24.39 -.12 -2.30Dominos s 12.80 -.43 -4.50DowChm 38.75 -.67 +3.80
EDS 19.93 -.80 -24.00EngyConv 32.38 -1.27 -1.00ExxonMbl 93.51 -.18 +24.10FstMercFn 22.78 -1.62 +3.70FstbkMI 14.20 +.38 -30.80FlagstarB 6.56 -.41 -50.70Gannett 37.69 -1.31 -33.10GenDynam 87.44 -1.55 +21.20GenElec 36.76 -.31 +2.70Google 685.19 -6.29 +50.20Handlm 1.73 +.02 -74.70HewlettP 49.65 -.83 +23.30Intel 25.35 -1.31 +33.90IBM 104.69 -3.41 +12.80IntlSpdw 41.47 +.29 -19.30JPMorgCh 42.17 -1.10 -6.60JohnJn 65.91 -.79 +3.50Kaydon 53.71 -.83 +38.60Kellogg 51.57 -.86 +7.10KellySA 18.54 -.12 -33.70Kraft 32.05 -.58 -5.70LaZBoy 8.58 +.65 -29.10LillyEli 52.55 -.84 +5.70Marathon s 61.40 +.54 +33.60Masco 20.75 -.63 -24.60McDnlds 58.10 -.81 +36.30MercBank 15.60 +.10 -55.30Microsoft 35.22 -.38 +20.60MillerHer 32.21 -.18 -10.00NatlCity 15.59 -.87 -50.60Neogen s 26.93 +.38 +79.30NwstAir n 13.31 -1.20 ...
Perrigo 34.00 -1.01 +103.40Pfizer 22.91 +.18 -7.80PortGE 27.08 -.70 +5.40ProctGam 72.31 -1.11 +16.40PulteH 10.42 -.12 -67.70RofinSin s 47.15 -.96 +59.10SagaCom 5.99 +.10 -38.70SearsHldgs 103.00 +.95 -39.20Somantc 22.68 -.97 +3.40SpartMot s 7.48 -.16 -23.20SprtnStr 21.20 -1.65 +10.10Sparton 5.00 +.06 -41.10Steelcse 16.38 +.51 +.30Stryker 73.60 -1.12 +36.20Syntel 37.26 -1.26 +44.60Target 49.51 -.49 -11.40Taubmn 49.22 +.03 -.30TechTeam 12.18 -.42 +12.00TecumsehA 23.53 +.12 +38.503M Co 82.71 -1.61 +10.70TimeWarn 16.29 -.22 -23.10UAL 31.99 -3.67 -19.00UtdAHlth 2.48 -.06 -69.70UnivFor 29.76 +.30 -36.60Valassis 11.09 -.60 -19.40WalMart 46.90 -.63 +4.80WellsFargo 29.10 -1.09 -11.80Whrlpl 79.88 -1.75 +.40WolvWW 23.80 -.72 -12.80X-Rite 11.54 -.08 -5.50
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Wall Street skidded lower Wednesday after a weaker-than-expected reading on the manufacturing sector and a jump in oilprices to $100 a barrel triggered concerns of a further slow-down in the overall economy.
The major indexes each lost more than 1%. It was the bluechip index’s biggest point decline for the first day of trading in anew year. The drop indicated that concerns over the housingslump and tighter credit that weighed on stocks in the secondhalf of 2007 will, for now, persist.
The Dow fell 220.86, or 1.67%, to 13,043.96. The blue chipsbriefly fell below 13,000 for the first time since November.
Broader stock indicators also fell sharply. The Standard &Poor’s 500 index slid 21.20, or 1.44%, to 1,447.16, and the Nasdaqcomposite index fell 42.65, or 1.61%, to 2,609.63.
Oil-price jump sinks market
If you invested $1,000 in technology stocksThis assessment of stocks shows which ones would be the biggest winners andlosers if a person had invested $1,000.
WEEKLY WINNERSPL Name Ticker Last Price Value1 Fiserv Inc Fisv $55.26 $991.922 Windstream Corp Win $12.67 $991.393 Citrix Systems Ctxs $38.05 $990.374 Yahoo! Inc Yhoo $23.72 $989.985 Jabil Circuit Jbl $14.77 $982.70
MONTHLY WINNERS1 Oracle Corp Orcl $22.48 $1,113.972 Juniper Networks Jnpr $32.08 $1,079.413 Fiserv Inc Fisv $55.26 $1,076.564 At&t Inc T $41.00 $1,073.025 Parametric Tech Pmtc $17.89 $1,071.26
YEARLY WINNERS1 Apple Aapl $194.84 $2,296.562 Juniper Networks Jnpr $32.08 $1,693.773 Verisign Inc Vrsn $37.17 $1,545.534 Google Inc-cl A Goog $685.19 $1,487.995 Citrix Systems Ctxs $38.05 $1,406.65
WEEKLY LOSERSPL Name Ticker Last Price Value1 Unisys Corp Uis $4.58 $887.602 Lsi Corp Lsi $4.88 $893.773 Cognizant Tech-a Ctsh $32.23 $901.544 Natl Semiconduct Nsm $21.41 $909.135 Nvidia Corp Nvda $33.01 $910.37
MONTHLY LOSERS1 Adv Micro Device Amd $7.14 $731.562 Ciena Corp Cien $32.42 $737.153 Sprint Nextel Co S $13.01 $839.634 Micron Tech Mu $7.04 $846.155 Jabil Circuit Jbl $14.77 $871.39
YEARLY LOSERS1 Adv Micro Device Amd $7.14 $350.862 Lexmark Intl-a Lxk $33.94 $463.663 Micron Tech Mu $7.04 $504.304 Sanmina-sci Corp Sanm $1.79 $518.845 Lsi Corp Lsi $4.88 $542.22Source: Bloomberg
Ex-DCX pays fuel fineThe former DaimlerChrys-
ler AG paid a record $30.3-million fine in 2007 for vio-lating fuel efficiency require-ments set by the federal gov-ernment.
The fine was assessed bythe National Highway TrafficSafety Administration againstthe automaker, which wasdivided last year when privateequity group Cerberus CapitalManagement LP acquired an80.1% stake in Chrysler.
DaimlerChrysler paid theCorporate Average Fuel Econ-omy, or CAFE, fine for impor-ted passenger cars from the2006 model year. Most of theimported vehicles from thatyear were Mercedes-Benzluxury cars, which are part ofDaimler AG.
BMW of North Americahad the previous record, pay-ing nearly $28 million in Octo-ber 2002 for violations relatedto 2001 model year vehicles.
Donna Boland, a Mercedes-Benz USA spokeswoman, saidthe fine “would accrue to avery large extent to Daimleron the basis of Mercedes” butdid not know how much of thefine was covered by the Ger-man automaker.
For the 2006 model year,the average fuel efficiency ofpassenger cars imported byDaimlerChrysler was 24.8m.p.g., well below the currentgovernment requirement of27.5 m.p.g. for passenger cars.
Five other automakerswere required to pay CAFEfines in 2007: BMW ($5.1 mil-lion), Porsche Cars NorthAmerica ($4.6 million), Ma-serati Automobiles of America($1.4 million), Volkswagen ofAmerica ($1 million), and Fer-rari North America ($842,160).
GM to slow outputGeneral Motors Corp. will
slow the line at its SUV assem-bly plant in Janesville, Wis., toproduce 44 vehicles per hour,down from 52 vehicles perhour beginning the week ofMay 10.
While a worker at the plant
said the slowdown is expectedto eliminate 375 jobs startingon March 3, a GM spokesmansaid the automaker is stilldiscussing the matter with theunion and has not determinedhow many jobs will be affect-ed.
Hyundai, Kia sales to riseHyundai Motor Co. and
affiliate Kia Motors Corp.,South Korea’s biggest auto-makers, aim to increase sales21% this year selling new carsand SUVs in China, India andother overseas markets.
The automakers expect tosell a combined 4.8 millionvehicles globally this year,compared with an estimated3.97 million for 2007, Seoul-based Hyundai Motor said in astatement Wednesday.
Hyundai expects to sell 3.11million vehicles, a record.
Hyundai and Kia plan torelease at least five new mod-els, including the Genesis pre-mium sedan and the MohaveSUV, this year to win custom-ers from Toyota Motor Corp.in China and overcome slowergrowth in the United States.
Dura wins loan extensionDura Automotive Systems
Inc. has won a one-monthextension of loans that arefinancing its bankruptcy reor-ganization, but said it islooking for a deal that wouldprovide it with financing untilthe end of June.
The Rochester Hills auto-parts company has suffered aseries of setbacks recentlybecause of tighter credit con-ditions.
The company, which filedfor bankruptcy in October2006, had aimed to completeits Chapter 11 reorganizationby the end of 2007.
Last month, a confirmationhearing on its reorganizationplan was canceled because ofthe company’s inability toobtain $425 million in loans tofinance its exit from bankrupt-cy. Free Press staff and news services
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cient. Barring some radical break-
through in the way vehicles arepowered, Gioia, as other ex-perts, sees a green automotivefuture where a variety of tech-nologies co-exist and are lay-ered atop one another.
From her point of view, thatmeans more of everything fast-er: More hybrid gasoline-elec-tric powertrains. More electricvehicles. More engines that runon ethanol and other biofuels.More diesel. And more incre-mental improvements to the in-ternal combustion engines thatrun on gasoline.
She also expects wide-scalechanges to energy use in thelong-term that could changethe way vehicles interact withthe nation’s power grid, poten-tially sharing electricity.
“You’ll see more and moreproduct changing to get usready for 2020,” she said. “Thetechnology is going to be mov-ing faster.”
To understand how the ar-ray of varying technologiesmight grow and work togetheras part of Ford’s near-, medi-um- and long-term plans,though, Gioia participated in aspecial project at Ford. The au-tomaker used special modelingtools to map out the company’splan over time, by balancing en-vironmental needs, customer’swants and cost.
Gioia also wanted to focus onareas where Ford could lead,not just follow the pack, on de-veloping technologies.
“We asked, ‘Can we do this?’Second of all: ‘Is it the rightthing to do?’ ”
For now, Dearborn-basedFord, which is still trying tobounce back from a record$12.6-billion loss in 2006, isplanning a major productlaunch for one of those new in-
cremental engine technologies,starting with the Lincoln MKS.
During the Los Angeles autoshow in November, Ford CEOAlan Mulally said that the cor-nerstone of Ford’s near-termsustainability plan would be anew generation of fuel-saving,gasoline turbocharged direct-injection engines. The companyhas said the new family of en-gines would provide customerswith fuel savings between 10%and 20% without compromis-ing performance.
The new MKS, for example,“will deliver the power and
torque of a V8 engine with thefuel efficiency of a V6,” DerrickKuzak, Ford’s group vice presi-dent in charge of global productdevelopment, said in Novem-ber. “The beauty of gasoline di-rect injection is that it enablesus to both downsize and boostthe power of our engines.”
Ford is calling the technolo-gy “GTDI” for now, but giventhe high volumes that Fordhopes to achieve with it, the au-tomaker likely will brand thetechnology in an effort to mar-ket its benefits to the public.
And Gioia, who is also over-
seeing the launch of several hy-brid models, including the FordFusion and Mercury Milan, al-so will lead the charge to makesure the research, develop-ment and deployment of thenew technology gets off theground.
From law to engineeringGrowing up in Livonia, Nan-
cy Gioia never set out to be anengineer or to work in the auto-motive industry.
As the daughter of twoschoolteachers — Dad taughtbusiness and math, and Momtaught home economics —Gioia set her sights on becom-ing a lawyer. She was astraight-A student, a GirlScout through sixth grade anda self-described geek.
“Not a car geek,” she ex-plained, “just a regular geek.”
The year she was set tograduate from Livonia Steven-son High School, 1978, she got asummer job in advanced engi-neering at Ford. She was work-ing on mass airflow devices.
“I said, ‘Wow, this is prettycool,’ ” she recalled.
Gioia already had been ac-cepted into the pre-law pro-gram at the University of Mich-igan at Dearborn, but she de-cided to change her major toengineering, because she couldgo to law school later. She alsodecided to focus on electronics,which was undergoing a renais-sance with new computer tech-nology.
In the summer of 1980, sheworked at Ford again, in the de-sign analysis group, where sheinvestigated and analyzed acci-dents.
When it was time to gradu-ate with her degree in electricalengineering, in 1982, Gioia hadno intention of going back toFord. But the automaker wasdoing exciting work in electron-ics, and Gioia just couldn’t re-sist.
Gioia felt then, about elec-tronics, as she does now, aboutsustainable technologies.
“There’s a whole new agecoming,” she said.
Contact SARAH A. WEBSTER at313-222-5394 [email protected].
Nancy GioiaAge: 47 Title: Director of sustainable
mobility technologies and hybridvehicle programs at Ford MotorCo.
EXPERIENCEJuly 2005 – Nov. 1, 2005 —
Director of current model vehiclequality for North America.
May 1997 – Dec. 2001 — chiefprogram engineer for the 2002Ford Thunderbird, from concept toproduction.
Feb 1996 – May 1997 — chiefprogram engineer for the Lou-isville/Aeromax truck lines.
Aug. 1994 – Feb. 1996 — chiefengineer for commercial truck,automotive components division.
Feb. 1993 – Aug. 1994 — manu-facturing and materials planningand logistics manager, and manag-er of assembly operations atFord’s Plymouth plant.
June 1991 – Feb. 1993 — alliancemanager for electronics division
July 1989 – June 1991 — helpedlaunch Ford’s new facility in Cadiz,Spain, and medium-large car en-gine control supervisor.
June 1986 – Aug. 1987 — manu-facturing and quality engineer atthe Engine Control Electronics
facility in Lansdale, Penn. 1983-1986 – Electronics Divi-
sion. 1982 – Joined Ford as a gradu-
ate trainee in electronics.
EDUCATIONMaster’s degree in manufactur-
ing systems engineering fromStanford University (’88).
Bachelor’s degree in electricalengineering from the University ofMichigan. (’82)
PROFESSIONALFormer chair of the Stanford
University Alliance for InnovativeManufacturing.
Former Board member of AutoAlliance International.
Smith College EngineeringSchool Advisory Board.
2007 Everyday Hero award fromthe RARE Foundation.
2007 Automotive News MostInfluential Women Award.
2005 Top 100 Women, Automo-tive News.
2001 Automotive All-StarAward, Automotive News.
FAMILYHusband, Tom Gioia, and daugh-
ter, Samantha, 15.
GIOIA � Fordsustainabilityboss is on agreen mission
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2007 photo by ROMAIN BLANQUART/Detroit Free Press
Nancy Gioiatakes care of herhorse Moe, atTurning Pointfarms in SouthLyon in October.She directsFord’s sustain-ability programs.
